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ESTABLISHED 1839
Number
193
Volume
Reg. U. S. Pat. Offic«
RAILROAD
corporation,
tration
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
Corp.—Files for Offering—
Accesso
This
New York
6027
statement
of
3425
with
,
Bagley
the
SEC
Jan.
on
"
covering
1961,
30,
Russell
basis
of
$10
receive
common
options
sale
officers
to
$2.25
a
Stock and Bond Quotations
and
key
includes
statement
the
of
employees
New York Stock
American
company
available
be
for
capital
of
cost
corporate purposes, including
inventories and accounts
general
working
sonnel,
equipment
and
for
development
and
research
of
Boston
The
officials
ment
has
company
Stanley E.
a
additional per¬
receivable and
incurred in the
outstanding 67,680 shares of common stock, of
President, owns 7,860 shares and manage¬
group own 22,020 shares.
meeting
company
tomers
trimmed
have
their
They
appear
to
be
inventories of finished products are concerned.
Their
incoming orders
are
being filled from - existing supplies and
there is no
rush to replenish inventories.
The mood is still one of
caution.
It
was
inevitable that all of these stresses would have a
'full-up'
far
as
impact
sharp
as
:.
Aeroquip's operations."
on
of
sales
'
1.96
and
1
to
on
1959.
31,
Dec.
Aeroquip's new plants in Baden-Baden and Hann.
Mr. Hurst noted that results thus far have
been
very
promising.
The initial market reaction to the products,
facilities and services offered by these plants has been good.
Commenting
With
.he future, Mr. Hurst stated that it is not possible
earnings for the current fiscal year. However, "from the
to
respect
estimate
to
on
West Germany,
Muenden,
viewpoint of products, personnel and finances, we are
position to take maximum advantage of any turnabout
climate.",—V.
193,
p.
101.
in an excellent
in the business
i
v;
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
ry.
revenue-
$367,480
expenses-
359,452
$8,028
$76,275
♦13,276
♦12,688
from ry.
ops.
income
oper.
193,
p.
$1,222,066
341,649
$1,371,981
366,263
Great
Alabama
1.
Southern RR.—Earnings—
Railway
oper.
revenue-
Railway
oper.
expenses
$1,235,474
1,336,329
ops.
*$100,855
$177,473
*116,609
84,257
Net
from
rev.
ry.
ry.
income
oper
♦Deficit.—V.
193, p.
$1,067,204
*497,422
$2,265,186
727,329
101.
of
Sales
higher
with
with
per
million for
sales for
earned in
fourth quarter
the
1959
1959;
the
per
year
continuing
a
tively
lesser
Net Up—
1960
were
share earnings were
sales of $177.2 million were up
quarter, but earnings declined by
pressure
extent the
a
6%
$2.57, compared
record high,
on
profit
completion
small investment
in
slightly compared
about 6% to 49 cents
Pheoll
Pheoll,
lot
a
in
of
the
states,"
monopoly
to
room
the
of
he
grow."
shares
outstanding
York,
in
re-elected
the
the
net income and
again established new highs in sales,
year ended Nov. 30,
1960.
the
the previous
for
1960 year
increased 14%
over
sales of
year.
reached $24,429,357 compared to fiscal
to reflect the kiln
restated
depletion with respect
1959's net income
cut-off basis of com¬
feed
to tax allowances for
mii-
provisions for depreciation, depletion and amortization of $16,-
With
from
which
were
earnings
rose
charged to operating expenses, total cash flow
to $41,213,716.
Cash flow restated for 1959 was
,
,
,
provision for preferred share dividends, earnings amounted to
share on 13,030,265 common shares outstanding as of Nov.
30, 1960, exclusive of restricted class B common shares.
Cash flow
equaled $3.09 per common share. On the restated basis, earnings and
cash flow per share on 11,328,920 common shares outstanding at the
1959
51
per
year-end
the
46
....., ■
fort,
company's
In
•
commenting
Harry
months
was
a
research
The
high
special
The share¬
to finance
Down—
were
of retail outlets
of
Mr.
Sugar
all respects to any in the market
today.
during
sales
in
decline
in charging to
superior in
these
retail
manufacturing in order to retain
operations rather than to capitalized
now
$250,000."
approximately
"are
this
Our
period
is
products,
attributed
to
planned
The
savings in
which were costly and run at a loss.
outlets
will
permit ,a
large
concluded, "The future is bright, our
present program also enables us to utilize carry forward losses of
subsidiaries which will effect tax savings and increase the cash flow.
In addition the completion of the plant at Gnadenhutten, Ohio, with
operational
its
costs."
Mr.
to
of finished aluminum products,
consolidate operations of some of its major plants
of write-off of the company's rela¬
ventory
and
should result
applicable should result
future years.
backlog
of
orders
is
21%
higher than
earlier.—V. 191, p. 2633.
York, N. Y.—Files With
Commission—
American Marinas, Inc., New
The
.
corporation on Jan. 25, 1961 filed a letter of notification with
covering 160,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) to be
at $3 per share, without underwriting.
proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.
SEC
the
The
Realty
American
Shares
Corp.
Limited
r
-
Offering—;
—
Proposes
;
"registrant," of 140 W. 72nd
St., New York, filed a registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 30,
1961, covering 100,000 "participation shares," to be offered for public
sale at $20 per share.
The offering is to be made on a best efforts
basis by American Realty Shares Sales Corp., which will receive a
Realty Shares Limited Corp.,
selling commission of $2 per
share.
registration statement relates to 100,000 shares of participation
profits and losses of American Realty Shares, a limited part¬
nership.
The partnership was organized by Richard A. Grubel and
Grubel
Management Corp., general partners, and by registrant as
limited partner; and it proposes to engage in the real estate business
as an
investor, to purchase, own, lease, sell and rent properties of all
kinds
situated within and without the United States,
and also to
The
the
in
purchase,
own
and sell mortgages on
real properties owned by others.
net proceeds from the sale of
contribution to capital. The part¬
nership Intends to use all of such proceeds for the acquisition of real
properties, or other investments.
According to the prospectus, Grubel Is the sole stockholder and
President of the Sales Corp. and of Grubel Management Corp. Grubel
Registrant
shares
its
will
to
contribute the entire
the partnership as a
Management has been engaged
owned by the partnership, for
5%
will
to manage the real/ properties to be
which it will receive as compensation
the gross rentals of the buildings managed by
receive compensation for his services as general
of
it. Grubel also
partner.
Sugar
capacity to product 100,000,000 lbs.
Alsco
year
current
year ended
Sugar, president of Alsco, Inc., stated "the past six
period of an effort to upgrade the company's products.
development program of the company to attain the
of
sum
a
American
quality products Alsco is
a
primarily the type of projects for which American-
construction products are especially
additional demand for 1961 and
in
offered
and
its market resulted
cost
the outlook for American-Marietta, Grover M.
the board, stated that beginning in the latter
on
Securities and Exchange
aluminum
the period
for
sales
for 1957 through
part of 1960 there has been a decided uptrend in orders for the com¬
pany's heavy construction materials with delivery schedules concen¬
trated in the 1961 spring and summer months.
He pointed out that
the record volume of bond issues recently approved in state and local
■' American-Marietta's
figures for the six
the
20
changes in method of comput¬
1959.
of $3,200,000 resulting from
Hermann;; chairman of
home building products released
month period ending Nov. 30, 1960.
$17,563,955, compared to $19,781,300
for the same pjeriod last year.
Earnings for this period were $.42
per
share based on 848,358 average shares outstanding as against
$1.10 per share based on 803,743 average shares outstanding during
the corresponding period last year.
of
manufacturer
Jan.
year,
ing percentage depletion
189, p. 2237.
Alsco, Inc.—Sales, Net
This
on
fiscal
1960
provisions
Aug. 31, 1960.
communications, appliance,
television and automotive industries. In addition to its Chicago
it has two wholly-owned subsidiaries—Pheoll of New England,
Torrington,
Conn, and Frankfort Manufacturing Co., Frank¬
Mich.—V.
$1.92 and $2.97 respectively.
were
financial position was strengthened further during
with working capital increasing to $91,333,959
from $69,144,697 restated, net worth to $232,623,032 from $190,589,312
restated and total assets to $353,490,423 from $287,843,766.
The re¬
statement of working capital and net worth
reflects additional tax
The
9
Inc., of Chicago.
as the date for a
of $11,000,000 during its fiscal
Pheoll's products are sold to the electrical,
eliminating
301.
90%
of
upwards
of
thereby
p.
now
784,359,
fifty-year-old manufacturer of a wide range of standard
fasteners and various metal-formed products, had sales
a
special
and
and
192,
position
have
producing cement.
With its election to use the new
applicable to depletion in cement operations, Americantax provision on 1959 income was increased by $1,250,000.
Marietta's
have
enables
Cuba.—V.
..
^
March 21, 1961
shareholders ito act upon the proposal.
already approved the exchange.
Allied
of
of
holders
the somewhat higher sales reflects
margins of higher labor costs
Brown
in
Marietta's
r...
designated
board
The
meeting
elimination
1959.
share. The decline in income on
the
to
than
$2.51
1960
$765.8
basis
Pheoll Manufacturing Co.,
of
stock
common
continued,
Chemical Corp.—Sales,
used
Corp.—Exchange Agreement—
President
Coulter,
E.
elimination
Allied
our
we
voting
$368,107,115 for the
$22,777,872,
erals
this Detroit-based tooling, aircraft and
automotive parts manufacturer, announced, subsequent to a meeting
of its Board of Directors held on Jan. 25, 1961, a tentative agreement
to exchange 263,654 Allied common shares for all of the outstanding
The
^
believe
puting percentage
Clearings—45 ;
■...,:
Allied Products
L.
Mr.
1960—12 Mos.—1959
$1,535,209 $15,496,490 $16,618,593
1,357,736 14,429,286 14,353,407
I960—Month—1959
Period End. Dec. 31—
Net
;
••
\
Total
♦Deficit.—V.
icf
elections
;
Inc.,
1960—12 Mos.—1959
$5,799,677 $5,868,159
4,577,611
4,496,178
$461,693
385,418
oper.
oper.
rev.
Youngstown RR.—Earnings1960—Month—1959
Bank
The Course oi
radio,
Akron, Canton &
for
of
income
Net
—
46
Condition of the
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
—
46
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
plant,
Period End. Dec. 31—
Mr.
1960,
made new penetrations in the big metropolitan
we
strengthened
we
$323,647,751
though
higher
capital was $9,951,351.
This compared
with
$10,040,292
three
months earlier and $9,679,199 a year ago.
Likewise, the current ratio has held up relatively well—2.58 to 1 at
the end of December as against 2.45 to 1 at the close of September
iiscal
program.
company
flow
Sales
Consolidated Statement of
1960,. working
31,
Dec.
"At
cash
System—'
Reserve
M Federal
.
in the period under review were $146,074 or 12 cents
per share on the 1,242,919 shares outstanding on Dec. 31, 1960.
The*
year before, net earnings of $667;505 were equal to 54 cents per share
on
1,241,900 shares as of Dec. 31,
1959 (which takes into account
the 4%
stock dividend paid
in September 1960).
;
for
American-Marietta Co.—Record Highs—
The
—-46
1
—
Foreign Exchange Rates.
—---—
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
earnings
position has remained satisfactory.-:. Even
showing a modest decline in the December quarter, it was still
than a year .ago.
....T ' ...""
:
operations
company's
shareholders,
$1.80
Corporation and Investment News__
State and City Bond Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable—
General
^ In the three months ended Dec. 31, 1960, pre-tax earnings amounted
This compares with $1,417,505 in the corresponding period
the prior fiscal year..- Provision
for U. S. and foreign taxes on,
income was $250,000 as against $750,000 in the December quarter of
fiscal 1960.
•
f*'/
'/./ !■'"
';v'v"
capital
Sales
Auction
ago.
of
Working
the
After
to $396,074.
Net
our
company's first annual meeting held in New
present board of eight directors.—V. 193, p. 3.
Miscellaneous Features
$10,451,833
year
a
the annual meeting o?
in the first fiscal quarter ended
the company's seven-year growth
belief that new gains will be made in
"sales
$34,730,543.
in the December quarter compared . with
This'decrease was further aggravated by the
"product mix", making up sales volume.
In contrast to the same
months
of
last year,
the composition of Aeroquip's sales has been
showing larger concentrations of products having lower profit margins.
Net
$13,707,918
Meeting—
at
earnings rise to $2.38 per share over $2.06 a year agoof costs and inventories, and the company's hard-sell
past year
and
"and
The
43
Dqw-Jones Stock and Bond Averages—— 37
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 37
SEC Index of Stock Prices-37
Transactions New York Stock Exchange—_ 37
Transactions American Stock Exchange
37
to
substantially.
output
added,
Over-the-Counter Markets
stockholders at the annual
that business conditions in the industries-'Served by the
"have not been good."
Stated Mr. Hurst, "Most of our cus¬
reported
President,
Hurst,
Exchange
Stock
the
control
the
"In
38
38
38
Canadian Stock Exchange
supporting
reviewing
rigid
markets
37
37^
Exchange
Stock Exchange
Montreal
Toronto
P.
Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Copy
continuing
strong,
merchandising
35
35
35
35
37
Stock
Midwest Stock Exchange
Aeroquip Corp.—Annual Meeting—
Peter
Exchange
Stock
to
13
25
30
Detroit Stock Exchange
Sorenson,
as
Exchange (Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
ordinary course of business.
which
Stock
New York
company.
is engaged in the design, manufacture and sale of
suspended acoustical ceiling systems, including acoustical tile hangers,
metal tiles and fluorescent lighting fixtures.
Of the net proceeds from
the sale of the units, $35,000 will be used to retire notes and bank
loans, and the balance will be added to the general funds and will
The
In
;
Page
an
a
present year."
attributed
per
registration
and
that
17
Jan.
on
were
pattern
additional 28,580
shares which are reserved for sale to holders of outstanding
to purchase stock,
and
15,000 common shares reserved for
The
31
the
headed by Ralph B. Leonard & Sons, Inc.*
unit selling commission and expenses of
underwriters
through
will
who
$10,000.
Dec.
par
reported
President,
Brown,
shareholders
In This Issue
40,000
R.
$1.25
MISCELLANEOUS
-
American Distilling Co.—Annual
V' ;
preferred stock, to be offered for public sale in
units, consisting of one. share of common and one share of preferred
stock.
The units are to be offered at $15 per unit on a best efforts
shares
INSURANCE
•
filed a regis¬
Wash.,
Seattle,
Ave.,
INDUSTRIAL
•
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, February 6, 1961
facilities and in¬
permits the selling off of excess properties.
This plan
in greater earnings in the next period."—V. 191, p. 697.
duplication
of
manufacturing
American Sentinel Life Insurance
—Files With
Co., Columbia, S. C.
Securities and Exchange
Commission—
1961 filed a letter of
the SEC covering 50,000 shares of common stock
Offered at $6 per share, without underwriting.
Jan. 20,
The
company
The
proceeds are to be
on
notification with
(par $1) to be
osed to operate an insurance company.
2
American Telephone & Telegraph
Offering—
This
tal
with
stock,
of
the
The
stockholders
record
on
Feb.
on
195 Broadway,
SEC
Jan,
on
23,
of
000
one
new
share
for
each
20
shares
for
for
York City, filed a registration
covering 11,225,000 shares of capi¬
to offer such stock for subscription
New
27
proposes
the basis
addition and
1961
the
will
at
on
\
The company intends to use the net proceeds
the, rights offer¬
ing for advances to subsidiary and associated companies; for the pur¬
fron^
of
stock
offered
for
subscription
by
such
companies;
for
1960.
year
at
a
it
and
somewhat
$6
per
to
Jan.
a
BUSINESS—The
Ingoglia
State
of
Delaware
and
on
By
SIDNEY
sizable
(February
April
Corporate
Corporate
Bonds
Feb.
6-Feb.
10__
of
relatively
131,259,500
225,000
light
5,877,300
27-Mar.
*
;
Week's
$1 million
Data
interest
record
39,470,420
22Lygarb debentures^
Corp.
Possible financing made known this week
past includes: Appalachian Power Co.'s $35-$50 million bonds for late 1961 or
early
1962; Consolidated Natural Gas Co.'s $25 million debentures later in
1961; and Gen¬
eral Telephone Co. of California's
$20 million bonds.
(Data in parentheses in the
backlog table which follows denote the number of issues involved in each case.)
-Total Backlog
This Week
Corporate bonds with dates.__
$344,612,300
251,768,300
$596,380,600
Last Week
(32)
Corporate bonds without dates
(29)
(24)
$261,649,800
96,368,350
(56)
$358,018,150
(45)
(20)
$1,040,724,450
$1,043,399,650 (99)
203,254,150(152)
$1,246,985,670(251)
$1,246,653,800(251)
$1,843,366,270(307)
(57)
$397,097,000
PAST
the
Chronicle's
calendar-of
(57)
week.
dates
and
February
Total
tax-exempts which entered the market the week ending February 1
$99,151,000. This figure includes the privately negotiated Chicago-O'Hare
International Airport's $25 million 4%% revenue bonds
led by Glore, Forgan & Co.,
A. C. Allyn &
Co., et al. Competitively bidded were State of Connecticut
Highway
bonds of $28 million, and State of Mexico
bonds of $8 million. Municipals added to
the Chronicle's calendar of
February 2 for larger issues added up to $108,975,000.
Among the larger additions were: $15 million
Denver, Colo., $27,750,000 New
Jersey,
and $6,900,000
Providence, R. I. bonds. On February 2 the Turnpike of
Kentucky
$39 million revenue bonds will complete the big issues for the
calendar week.
TOO
Board
MUCH
Chairman
TONGUE
William
IN
CHEEK
McChesney Martin
last July 27, 1959
advised the Joint Economic Committee
that the issuance of (at that
time) $20 billion
in short terms
by the Treasury with the proceeds applied to retirement of
applicable
amount of long-term
governments would: (1) lower
long-term yields; (2) not affect
bank reserves; and (3) increase the
economy's over-all liquidity. His well-reasoned
asseverations made obvious, at least to
this column, the,
dangers of a change in the
Federal Reserve's open market
operations from bills preferably to
long terms for the
Part
as rnany recommend.
More
importantly, he expressed his pleasure
that the
Treasury then was not contemplating any such action—for
the reasons out¬
lined by Mr. Martin.
Last January 23, this column used
too much tongue in cheek
and as a result did not
explicitly make clejar that Mr. Martin was
just as opposed to
changing open market policy as he was against the
idea of further
shortening the
rate
and
of
$1,821,000
commissions and
issue, the companv
to
was,
in other words, against the issuance
Advisers'
other
Chairman
Heller
and
Council
member
Tobin
met
One can legitimately wonder whether this
than the lowering by one-quarter point the FHA
February 1.
on
such
more
matters.
The
Treasury
team
that
was
present
is
on
a
,
our
dollar.
more
debt?
Further, in view of
our balance of payments
position, the Gov¬
jack up short-term interest rates and lower
long-term
rates. From the Treasury's point of view the
Federal Reserve must fill
up on long
maturities, unload short terms and, hepce, increase the
supply of short terms on the
market so as to drive down their prices and raise their
yields. The Federal Reserve
is also deeply involved in the balance of
payments problem but its answer is not the
kind to make a political administration
happy.
ernment authorities want to
,iH
'
RESOLVING COMPETING DEMANDS
Late last
Thursday afternoon the Treasury made known what it will
do
about
the
replacement financing of close to $7 billion maturities due on
February 15. Today,
February 6, the Treasury will temporarily compromise its stahce
favoring short
maturities by issuing 18-month notes in the
amount of $6,900,000 at
3V4%. Seemingly,
it hopes that its
relatively generous interest rate—which compares
quite favorably
with the yields on 4%%
Treasury notes due November, 1963, and iy2% notes matur¬
ing April, 1964—will help push up the short-term interest rate
floor.
If not that,
then it hopes the increased
supply of intermediates will drive down
price and bring
the yield and interest rate
together. When the FHA rate cut of
one-quarter point
was
announced, the hope, here, was to pressure long-term rates
down. The rather
strong desire of the market to stay-in short terms
may still remain stronger than the
Treasury's efforts and, thus, drive up the price of
today's replacement securities and
drive the yield below the announced interest
rate.
The apathy of plentiful
supply
of loanable funds to stay in
long maturities, unless relatively well
rewarded, may
withstand these nonmarket pressures to
keep the short-term yield high and longterm yield lower at a fast and
significant pace.
ing quite strongly.
affixed
security issues helped lift the municipal financing out of the doldrums, last
Reserve
approximately
underwriter's
GORDIAN
KNOT
Treasury is trying to get that short
This makes a most fascinating Gordian knot for
boy scouts and sailors to
study, to unravel, and to try to retie. At least one economist
throws up his hands
at the forced, directed
attempts to undo what the free market
to
Federal
no
rate up.
2 aggregated $111,556,550.
Three
They were: Illinois Central RR. $4.5 million
equipment trust certificates (Feb. 7), $70 million Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. deben¬
tures (March 21), and $15 million New Orleans Public Service first
mortgage bonds
(May 29). Corporate sales in the week through February 1 were the low sum of
$9.6 million. Kentucky & Indiana Terminal RR. bonds alone accounted for
$6.8
million of the total. On February
2, Midland Capital Corp. $16,250,000 common will
complete the big issues for the calendar week as we go to press.
k
came
by
1
'renre.
liabilities"
company
THE
issues alone made up most of this total.
Three
the
$4 819 81
The stickiness of the entire spectrum of the
interest rate structure
upsets our mone¬
tary and fiscal authorities no end. The "Fed" pressured the
commercial banks a few
months ago to lower the prime commercial rate
when they persisted in not
responding
to the cut of the rediscount rate to 3%.
Now the
WEEK
Corporate issues taken out of the backlog of securities without
to
the
$1,604,671,950(300)
(97)*
206,261,220(154)
t Includes three equipment trust certificates with dates of $17,385,000;
four preferreds with dates of $21,500,000; and five preferreds without
dates of
$4,880^290.
V
A >•>*•
added
Economic
in favor
monetize
managed by Morgan Stanley & Co., Tri-Continental's $20 million series A debenA; A
tures managed by Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., and Winston-Muss' $9
THE
assets
of
of
$153,603.31
current
dangers of using medicine at the wrong time, or the
wrong medicine at the right
time, makes the fiscal doctor's lot a hazardous one', indeed. The
question naturally
asked next is, will the
Treasury sell to, and will the Federal Reserve buy long-term
bonds?
The Federal Reserve
might not be unwilling to buy such maturities from
individuals and institutions, but would it overload its
portfolio with long terms and
$240 MILLION AND
total of $3.6 billion of probable and
possible demand for funds. Recent issues swell¬
ing the list of formkl offerings include GMAC's $150 million
CHANGES IN
current
payment
assets
which
The
DECLINE
$378,324,000
total
of
represents
going into private enterprise. In theory the Government is supposed to know
when,
and how long, funds are idle.
To sell short terms to the commercial banks
and,
worse yet, to the Federal Reserve would not be
anything new. This would be a
repetition
o{f monetizing debt which has burdened our recovery periods and endan¬
$191,740,000 $1,318,061,750
252,993,000 1,372,760,200
However, the nonformalized demand for capital funds, not included in our total
backlog table of total corporate bonds and stocks, has continued its climb of the past
few i weeks. It now totals
$1.76 billion. This amount of possible offerings added to
the backlog of formally .announced issues
(see the backlog table below) produce a
.
had
esHu
64-bmI
due
contra-cyclical indirect measures, such as lowering and
deposits, buying and selling eligible securities, it could be expected that the
"Fec("
would buy governments during a business decline. The amount and the
type would,
of course, depend upon its best judgment.
The Treasury, too, in terms of contracyclical policy would, if it had to engage in deficit financing, issue short terms in
preference to long-term government bonds. But again, it would appear that it
should
temper the amount so as not to take away individual and financial institution funds
A not undue amount of corporates in the
backlog of defined offerings, with and
without dates, just skirts the $600 million mark. Last week's
figure was $385 million.
;
1960
-
.
281,366,500
844,405,000
12,920,000
of
gered confidence in
million managed by Lee
Higginson
31,
$4,689,213.74,
$1,974,518.59
Y.
A
others, of utilizing
raising reserves behind
$152,819,830
23,250,000
26,550,420
GAINS
Queens, N.
-n-
mi
Since the creation of the Federal Reserve for the purpose, among
t Treasury $6.9 billion refinancing is scheduled for February 6.
BACKLOG
Inc
operates
establishment-
change in Federal Reserve policy with regard to adding
longterms to the Bank's portfolio, and they are the ones who manage the
Federal debt
and work most closely with the "Fed."
>•
;>
,■ v. A A
or more.
MUNICIPALS
it
allowance, and other expenses of the
apply
Jhe approximate net proceeds to be
received hv
of $460,000 to (1) $400,000 to reduction of bank
loans
and sundry current liabilities, and (2) the balance of
$60,000 will be
intends
private conference dealt with
Financings
$52,738,000
102,832,000
$114,327,300 $1,011,994,450 $1,126,321,750
110,172,500 1,009,594,470 1,119,767,200
CORPORATE BOND
exceed
1
with President Kennedy
Co.'s
*Municipals
178,534,500
821,155,000
3__
820,930,000
20,673,120
Feb.
of
and
assets
liabilities
Park,
Oct.
at
as
liabilities
total
composition of the Federal debt. His advice
Total of Both
Corporates
24__
l'3\Feb. 17f_
Gas
•
$100,081,830
20-Feb.
company
of short terms.
TABLE
Total
$39,131,830
Feb.
Last
Natural
$60,950,000
47,275,000
Feb.
Total-
Stocks
Properties
which
bowling
Treasury Secretary Dillon, Treasury Under Secretary Roosa, Budget Director
Bell,
6-10)
FOUR-WEEK FINANCING
''AA:-;*Ar,
Americana
expense
organized by John M. Amato, Law¬
R. Passavia under the laws of the
11,
1960 under the name of I. P. A.
was
BROWN
Consolidated
to
through
modern ,40-lane
1961
I.; (12) a small shopping area and modern
40-lane
Roosevelt, L. I.; and (3) a recently constructed
current
Current
Vincent
public
$45 million
debenture issue (Feb. 7), Illinois Central RR.'s
$4.5 million equipment trust certifi¬
cates (Feb. 7), and Texas Gas Transmission
Corp.'s 300,000 shares of common (Feb. 8).
The four-week float continues
relatively unchanged and reveals sharp attrition in
corporate bonds and municipals. Were -it not for the A.T.&T.'s
rights offering to
stockholders, the flotation ahead would be appallingly low.
■
A\A AA<
the
The
scnts
changed
and
plaza
facility at Ozone
against
prospectus,
Council
this/ week
in
Monday, February 6,
•
subsidiaries
owned
PROCEEDS—After
company
S.
L.
lishment
share..
rence
exten¬
26
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead'
Testing the bond market
financing volume will be
Cakdale,
anticipates that, such expenditures
level.—V. 193, p. 374.
lower
.
.
later
and
Inc.
wholly
shopping
large
Stock Offered—
Plymouth Securities
Corp., 92 Liberty St., New York 6, N, Y., publicly of¬
fered 100,000 shares of this firm's 100 par common stock
outstanding shares at that time."
chase
be
six
has
Americana Properties, Inc.—Common
held
1961.
Pursuant
expire
full
Chronicle
Properties
plant; and feu
its own telephone
bowling
According to the prospectus, the rights
April 14, 1961 if not used on or before that date. The
eubscription price is to supplied by amendment and,' according to the
prospectus, "is expected to be somewhat below the market price of
will
improvements to
general corporate purposes. Construction expenditures by the con pc
y
and its principal telephone subsidiaries were approximately, $2,640,000,-
f
company
by
of
sions,
Co.—Proposes Rights
•
company,
statement
and Financial
The Commercial
(598)
does and has been say¬
If the Government is to get its
way, then it will have to violate
grossly its pledge to keep a balanced budget and will have to
go all out in massive
borrowing, spending and debt monetization—a prospect to send
the shivers down
the spine of our foreign friends and some
non-Keynesian economists.
A
LARGER
The
ISSUES IN
THE
following lists the larger corporate
four weeks.:
'
\
and
NEXT
FOUR
WEEKS
municipal issues expected in the next
v
■■
Week
of February 6-10: 155,000 shares of Mortgage
Guaranty Insurance Corpora¬
tion common; $45 million in debentures of
Consolidated Natural Gas
Company; $4.5
million Illinois Central RR. equipment trust
certificates; $5 million Business Capital
Corp. common; 300,000 shares of Texas Gas Transmission
Corp. common* and in
Municipals—$10 million North Carolina; $6 million Pinellas
County, Fla.; $3,750,000
Elmira City School District, N. Y.; $12.5 million
Texas.
Week of February 13-17:
$50 million Atlantic Fund for Investment in U. S. Govern¬
Securities, Inc. common; 360,000 shares of Berkey Photo
Service, Inc. common;
235,100 shares of Maryland Cup Corp. common; 900,000 shares of
Southern Co. com¬
mon; $20 million in bonds of Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Co.; $3.5 million of
Jdfferson Lake Asbestos Corp. units; 326,682 shares of
common and
$15 million in
bonds of Puget Sound Power & Light Co.; $8 million in
bonds of West Texas Utilities
Co., and in Municipals—$8.6 million of Georgia State Hospital
Authority, Ga.; $32.550,000 Baltimore, Md.; $15,802,000 St. Louis, Mo.; $6.9 million
Providence, R. I.;
$8 million Cuyahoga County, Ohio; $5 million Johnstown
Municipal Authority, Pa.;
$8 million South Charleston, W. Va.
ment
Week of February 20-24:
50,000 units of Jonker Business
Machines, Inc.; 263,000
shares of Storer Broadcasting Co., common;
11,225,000 shares of American Telephone
& Telegraph Co. common; 162,500 shares of Photo
Service, Inc. common; and in
Municipals—$19 million Dallas, Texas.
Week of February 27-March 3: 500,000 shares of Greenfield
Real Estate Investment
Trust beneficial interest; $5 million Fund of
America, Inc. common; $5.1 million
Great Northern Ry. equipment trust
certificates,
Tucson, Arizona.
»
and
in
Municipals
—
.
A
million
$5
-
v
-
i
:
.
February 2, 1961
/
.
Volume
to the
added
193
Number
6027
.
.
vending
company's general funds to be used for ordinary operating
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING EFFECT
TO
Authorized
Automatic
Outstanding
A
Securities:
stock
(par value
common
on
10c per
share)
2,000,000 shs.
*271,460 shs.
14,290 shs.
14,290 shs.
stock_________
Life
in
due
by
Insurance
installments
land
and
Co.,
mortgage
1979, secured
in first section
building
by
in
installments
Roosevelt
Term
Home
1975,
Shopping
buildings
Short
to
Area,
;_
Real
Title
land
Co.,
and
manent
mortgage,
secured
by
for
able
per¬
of Oakdale Shopping Center__
Title Guarantee Co., construction
mortgage subject to conversion to per¬
manent mortgage, secured by
buildings
$240,000.00
in
Ozone
Park
g Sundry
"Avro
$133,000.00
$1,577,190.74
$1,177,190.74
land
indebtedness
t Subsequent
to
July
8 Represents
chattel
dale
being
antees
that
ment
of
paid
will
from
be
do
of
the
bills
Lanes.
the
The
indebtedness.—V.
obtained
the
of
a
by
in
in
Oak¬
instances
many
incurred
192,
guaranteeing
the
by
company
the
agreement
Period End. Dec. 31—
"
-
machine
Canada
progressively
Canada
and
a
welcome,"
we
immediate
.an
This
policy
said
said
is
Railway oper.
Railway: oper.
and
annually,"
we
are
Smith
of
provide
teen
Net
challenge
Avro's
it
for
both
of
handled
Co. of
will
of
by
help
RR.-
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
I960—Month—1959
1960—12 Mos.—1959
oper.
revenue.
$642,695
$683,884
$8,334,943
$8,749,422
oper.
expenses
530,876
607,386
7,156,245
7,986,981
the
machines
the
the efficient
manufactured
from
rev.
ry.
ry.
$111,819
$76,498
46,441
ops.
18,713
income
oper.
^Deficit.—V.
193,
$1,178,698
(par
ail
Canada,
20
of
first
entered
and
manual
food
candy,
cigarettes,
Montreal,
and
Canada,
clients,
Ltd.
now
serves
a
Canadian market
of
services,
cold
Toronto,
in
the
Co.
Automatic .Canteen
Canada,
309,016
agreed,
the
Sold—
the
Applied Electronics Corp. of N. J. on Jan. 25 sold a
40% interest in its former subsidiary, International Com¬
munications Corp., to Electro-Science Investors of Dal¬
las, Texas, for the reported
subject
selling
large
well
as
as
forward
Paine,
5%
debentures
which
Applied Electronics retained
putting
will
40%
a
fall
in
due
in
interest
and
Swiss
Monica, Calif.,
in Tokyo.
one
and
Communications
military
estimated
The
at
serve
will
million
market
these
for
products
already held
Chairman
as
be
The
between
agreement
is
of
in
ICC
Applied
Albert
and
Moakler
E.
and
developed
and
plans for
the
is
year
finders,
depth
of
range
a
manufacture
walkie-talkies
special aircraft
2302.
equipment.—V. 19i,
The
several models
It has already
communication
City
Trust
100'/
at
Co.—Partial
Co.,
22
Atlanta &
for
redemption
$736,000
will
Payment
.
William
St.,
Net
March
on
1,
V.
ry.
Y.—V.
191,
p.
in
$1,569,776
$169,370
$116,831
revenue.
oper.
expenses
257,287
sales
Net
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
oper.
193,
ry.
income
,
$3,671,644
3,116,254
oper.
Net
—V.
from
rev.
ry.
oper.
193,
ry.
$555,390
9,095
$602,154
28,051,198
1960-
six
and
that
are
by
20
months
sales
of
earnings
the
to
47
sales
at
Arnold
O.
Beckman,"
ended
cents
to
share,
per
the
the
as
period
quarter
earnings
year
a
of
the
or
61
fiscal year
cents per
growth
materially
for
the
has
with
and
to gain entry
components."
to
"the
rapidly
systems,
Richmond,
Scotland,
Bell
The
131,109,910
3,608,584
31,800,177
31,358,235
1,311,541
753,312
9,876,631
9,987,771
the
of,
stock,
under
be
to
McCormick Road,
the
SEC
offered
to
on
Feb.
key
1
Automatic
equipment
Canadian
by
John
Smith,
The
of
be
market
W.
agreement
Malton,
NOTE:
under
Cox,
Executive
Ont,,
On
Co.
of
America
manufactured
an
President
the
account
A.
V.
exclusive
of
machines and music
for distribution in the
the
Benguet
Philippine
vending
Canada
agreement announced jointly' on Jan.
of
Automatic" Canteen, and Harvey
Vice-President,
grants
in
Aeronautical,
A.
V.
subsidiary-, Avro
license in
Canada to
Roe's
fluctuations
in
30
R.
Canada Ltd.
Aircraft Ltd.,
Roe
the rate of
manufacture
,
Corp.,
Net
Net
as
was
:The
regis¬
United
PIOtOOO.OOO.
options' which have been or may be
stock option plans.—V. 193, p. 198.
company,
exchange, remittance
factor
will
in
company
will
have
a
net
worth
of
27%
thereof:
Springs
less
supply
than
90%
gas
be
can
both Rock
supply of
purchased
.
will not
disrupt the two-fuel
California.
It
is expected that
be used at
about the same level
project
Southern
continue
in
used
oiu-of-state
to
California
Southern
during
the
past
decade,
level.
the industrial
electric
and
exhibits on the third day ol the hearing showing
supplies—up to 455 million cubic feet per day—will
the 20 years of the agreement at a price not to
per 1,000 cubic feet.—V. 192, p. 2506.
I
gas
Air
United
Lines
Inc.,
below.—-V.
192,
1195.
p.
1
ry.
$374,384
$3,206,291
expenses
180,119
147,832
1,918,119
2,114,456
$54,766
$226,552
$1,534,962
86,149
64,693
$1,288,172
656,890
from
ry.
ops.
income
oper.
193,
1960—12 Mos.—1959
$234,885
oper.
rev.
I960—Month—1959
revenue.
oper.
$3,649,418
583,245
103.
p.
Co. reported or Jan. 20 its audited and con¬
operations for the year ended Dec. 31, 1960: Sales
Tractor
results of
profit
$42,580,335
which
was
5.95%
of
sales
$1.54
and
Results of operations in 1959 w?re: Sales $742,336,608;
$46,517,987 which was 6.27% o: sales and $1.08 per share,
Sales were second highest in the company's history, and only 3.54%
lower than the 1959 record high, Chairman Louis B. Neumiller and
per
share.
profit
■President
and
.
decline
sales in
resulted
housing
*
for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New
48%-
of
Efcerhard
1960
.
stated.
•
-
-
.
$371.4 million, 21% lower than in 1959.
activity in such markets as highway
logging; open pit mining
and material-
were
from reduced
construction,
handling,
Foreign-, sales
_
inotably
S.
Harmon
Domestic
The
approximately
will have* a combined receivables portfohp. totaling over.
will" be -the largest single stockholder in this
owning
not
of
provide.
including
and
existing
Rock
'CalGas
higher
cents
$716,038,220;
granted
Finance.
Benguet
the
will
conditions
over
Caterpillar
Consolidated Inc. has announced that it has merged its
United Finance Corp., into Industrial Finance
corporation engaged in the same line of business
resulting
project
the
presented
solidated
subsidiary,
P5,500.000 and
follows:
as
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Sales, Net Down—
a
184,887 shares of
who are employees of
covering
Philippine
a
oil
new
Railway
-t
Canteen
will
and
Period End. Dec. 31—
growing
Plan—
Chicago, 111., filed
executives
were
Carolina & North Western Ry.—Earnings-—
Bengruet Consolidated Inc.—Merges Subsidiary—
Automatic Canteen Co. of America-^—Canad'n Market'g
Springs
weather
supply,
existing
a
delivered
Railway
pursuant to
restricted
its
Co.—-Files Stock
7100
with
statement
Company
Rock
load
been
report
Capital Airlines Inc.—Exchange Offer Extended—
manufacturer of electronic instruments, com¬
maintains plants in Fullerton, Anaheim, Palo
Calif.;
Mountainside,
N. J.;
Toronto, Canada;
and Munich, Germany.—V. 192, p. 2218.
Howell
&
company
tration
fixed price over a 20-year
strain generating plants of
another proponent.
Co.,
reasons.
the
—V.
162,468,145
Edison
of
normal
Because
See
designed
a
the
of
CalGas
fuel
at
exceed 45
25-year-old
Beckman,
and
be
components, Dr. Beckman said the company's Helipot
gained "total capability" in the trimining potentiometer
the introduction of three new models, one a hew half-
miniaturized
for
report
Menlo
a
Angeles area at a
used to fire the
be
of
unit
square
rate,"
applications.
process
field
evidence
during
proposed
has
Edison
that
the
by
it
health
sales of $12,804,650 and earnings of $639,656,
for the second quarter in fiscal 1960.
Dr. Beckman stated,
"continues to
introduction of new products."
As ex¬
amples, he cited a new gas chromatograph
for laboratory chemical
analysis and an industrial version of the instrument which he described
as
the
first
commercially-available unit capable of handling liquid
company's
aided
in
Research Institute,
generating fuel requirements '
in
Southern
California
are
increasing more
rapidly than the firm
load, the proposed independent gas supply for Edison will not ma¬
terially change the gas company's ratio of interruptible to firm load
which has existed in the past few years."
The Los Angeles County Supervisors has become a proponent of the
project in an effort to keep down the use of residual oil as a health
menace in
the region of smog. The County Air Pollution Control Dis¬
trict
will
offer
evidence
that
a
firm
supply of gas is
needed for
ago.
current
$844,996,
were
the
now
even
"4.
totaled $31,423,505 as
corresponding period a
31
the
for
similar
second
net
and
The
or
Dec.
put
Transmission Co., a proponent
$225,000,00b 1,600-mile pipeline to bring
fuel
Southern
California
is
in
growing very
thus absorb the additional gas which both the CalGas
can
annual
an
residual
highs.
He said
continue to exceed its
oil
California
economy
record
will
who
Gas
and
market
and
Southern
"3.
103.
p.
The
and
reported.
for
for
compared
as
"The
12 Mos.—1959
130,444,485
firm
Under
25%.
$25,442,965
Beckman
Dr.
set
company
build
Los
would
residual
Springs
'"
-
shareholders,
to
report
sales
both
the
*
Clark
H.
by the Stanford
California
California
rapidly, and
Inc.—Net, Sales Rise—
'
performance
Glenrothes,
162,244,662
14,556,301
1960.
26.
Jan.
on
to
the
conclusions
"1.
Inc., |reported
on
Jan. 23 a 24%
increase
increase in operating earnings for the six months
26%
a
31,
1291.
Build
interruptible
burn
74,167,223
15,107,156
instruments,
$16,362,807
market
106,109
3,084,661
ops.
income
69,178,360
p.
to
projection of requirements to 1982 was made to cover 20 years
proposed line would start operating, end the total estimate
project
outstanding,
common
Net
6,236,384
3,016,027
3.
said
ago.
market
3,212,606
10,947,717
10,430,570
expenses
$
320,224,235 321,011,788
1,425,781
190,
Seeks
—
interruptible gas. The Edison company is now
gas, a supply that con be cut off, forcing it
peak periods. The Tennessee Gas Trans¬
mission Co., parent of the California Gas Transmission Co., is offering
a
firm supply for 20 years through contracts with the Humble Oil &
Refining Co. in southern Texas and Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex), the
agency in charge of Mexico's nationalized oil and gas industries.
Edison's
present suppliers,
the Southern California Gas Co.
and
the Southern Counties Gas Co., are opposing the project.
Mr.
Clark
testified
on
the
second
day Ox the hearing that the
requirements for natural gas in the entire state of California would
be about 3,000 billions of cubic feet a year in 1982.
1959
$
3,805,335
ops.
income
Dr.
$
Railway
from ry.
for
Division
$3,814,760
1960—Month—1959
13,515,231
1960—12 Mos.-
Co.
requirements for natural gas will rise from
a
day in 1960 to 4,443.2 million cubic feet
to testimony given
to
the State Public
the
of
gas
with
obtaining
1,200
Ohio RR.- —Earnings
Month—1959
below.—V.
Corp.,
the
deals
2,000
1960-
into
The
Southern
after
491.
&
■
feet
study made
proposal
gas
The
1,200
Co.___
Schmidt,
to
semi-annual
ponents
revenue-
Northwest
the
the
1,200
2,000
1960
Alto
oper.
&
Lundborg
Inc.-
&
with
In
Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co.—Earnings—
Railway
Co.
&
and
Sales
be
-1959
261,562
.
3,679
Period End. Dec. 31—
&
1,200
Co.
transactions.
two
'
Chemical
&
Sherman
was
behalf
on
period.
1,200
indications
-share,
3.
p.
Richards
Co.——
Dec.
samples
I960—12 Mos.
-
$332,080
$51,617
ops.
Hill
Roberts & Parke
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
p.
the
inch
Net
2,400
Pacific
Beckman
621,295
$70,517
34,663
$308,904
Railway
1,200
Skaggs & Co
Irving
these
according
Commission
witness
more
1,200
Davis,
2,400
in
'
Transmission
cubic
1982,
extensive
of
1,200
Crowell; Weedon & Co.__
2,400
oper.
totaled
Point RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
involved
shares
I
Gas
an
Park,
earnings from operations amounted to $1,586,010, equal to $1.15
per
share on the 1,381,123 shares outstanding.
This compares with
earnings of $1,262,172, equivalent to 93 cents per share on 1,363,094
$1,918,643
447,238
54,369
40,842
Bowater
Distillers
The
ol
Net
197.
oper.
1,200
2,400
:
of
in
California's
in
Utilities
s
Hurry
&
Inc.
Co.
share
which controls
La Cellulose de
made for quotation of ordinary shares of the
Corp. on the Zurich, Basle and Geneva stock exchanges.
1194.
million
day
1,200
Co.—
Co._____
&
year
2,069,082
Railway
Walter
,
1,785.7
a
1,600
&
2,800
&
193, p.
In
$3,987,725
1,950,612
West
Bingham,
&
&
2,400
Jones
rev.
ry.
ended
"
$3,520,388
&
Eichler
WMpplfe & Co.T___
28,835,635
shares
1960—12 Mos.—1959
145,875
Atlanta
Bateman,
2,400
Beckman
793.
$315,245
Period End. Dec. 31—
2,800
Ryons
each
for
company
also being
National
"2.
Ry.—Earnings-
137,101
income
Lester,
Bacon,
Co
2,800
Co—
Co
Dominick
compared
$253,932
p.
3,400
&
&
Beckman Instruments,
its 3%%
debentures due
made at the First National
N.
p.
Southern
1.600
Co.___
24,143,042
fiscal
expenses
oper.
193,
2,000
expenses
—V.
through
next,
holding
Pipeline—
2,000
Co.____
&
193,
Net
Redemption—
1960—M'onth—1959
ops.
2,000
Inc.
Co._
&
oper.
navigational
and
is
California
35,072,019 389,402,595 395,179,011
of
revenue-
from ry.
192,
See
1,600
Staats
27,948,377
Net
company
oper.
rev.
Stone_-_
&
Pierce & Co.
R.
Canadian)
$4.40
Swiss
a
Bridgeport Brass Co.—Proposed Merger—
the
revenue-
or
Net
from
Railway
ESI
oper.
Railway
Railway
Roland
$
of
be
York,
New
St. Andrews Bay
Period End. Dec. 31—
&
President,
fund,
sinking
the
of
1962,
1,
called
has
company
operation
purchased
oper.
%
Sept.
additional
—V.
from
fully transistorized
of
and
is
opposite
Railway
p.
Investment
the
company
&
Co.____
Stone
present
Associates
in
shares
the
Dempsey-Tegeler
Period End. Dec. 3'1-
direcr
radio¬
telephone equipment for the marine market.
completed
production models of a pocket handie-talkie
radio-telephone, hand
transceivers for personal use and an improved waterproof transistorized
depth finder for small boats.
Scheduled for introduction later this
tion
(about
Ltd.
thereby insuring fully effective control. No further
Papeteries de la Chapelle is contemplated.
for
acquisition of the Papeteries de la Chapelle
shares will
be satisfied
partly in cash and partly in approximately
175,000 ordinary shares of Bowater Paper Corp.
Application has been made to the London Stock Exchange to deal
Shares
Rauscher,
Templeton
—V.
Electro-Science In¬
the expansion
The
cash
Ltd.
consideration
The
Electronics
to provide a broad financial base for
field of air and marine communications.
expected
the
of
27.
Paper
issued capital
The
forth
purchased
were
3,400
Jackson
Baltimore
the
of
the
purchase of
currently
is
annually.
Board,
the company's Vice-President.
vestors
has
total
will continue to operate under the presidency of Law¬
British-born physicist
and
inventor
of
the original
Mr., Russell, a specialist in the field of radio telemetry,
Hermes,
walkie-talkie.
will
The
shares
Model,
■:
&
Mitchum,
company
rence
Webber,
McDonald
It was established by AEC in September, 1960, to design
and marine radio equipment for both commercial
use.
$500
two
every
16,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co.__
develop aircraft
and
shares
3,400
Co.
duPont
Schwabacher
with
Corp..
in
of
that
announced it has acquired by private purchase furtlher
Papeteries de la Chapelle which, togther with the shares
by Paper Industries Ltd., comprise more than two-thirds
set
stock
common
three
20,800
Co..._
Hayden,
headquarters
plants in the United States and
two
week
Bowater Paper
Inc.__
&
&
Noyes
Dominick
895.
p.
also
Les
severally
Blunt Ellis & Simmons-
Witter
I.
192,
Offer—
,
in
h&ve
Inc.
Co.
Shields
maintains
francs
from
purchase
to
of
case,
for
below
named
Jan.
on
control
last
Industries
Bowater
de¬
William
&
Bache
electronics systems.
Santa
financing
announced
acquired
Industries
shares
stock
common
3,400
Weld
Curtis
by
up
BUSINESS—International
stockholders
Barney
Hemphill,
375.
p
Co.—Acquired—
Instrument' Co., Inc., below.—V.
-
shares
each
Brothers——
Francis
$100,000 and the total equity of Flight Elec¬
tronics, Inc., of White Plains, N. Y., a second subsidiary
engaged in the research and development of airborne
in
conditions,
of
In
White,
1967.
ICC
certain
Smith,
Dean
193,
Les Papeteries de la Chapelle of Rouen,
France and
Strasbourg, Strasbourg. Les Papeteries de la Chapelle operates a paper
mill with five machines producing newsprint and fine paper and the
Strasbourg company operates a pulp mill prouucing 70,000 tons of
sulphite annually.
sup¬
industrial
of
group
Additional
underwriters
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Wagenseller & Durst Inc.
Lehman
below.—V.
Inc.,
Paper Corp.—Exchange
announced
Paper
drinks, coffee, and milk.
Windsor, Automatic Can¬
Shares
Under the
terms of the agreement,
ESI, a company specializing in
small businesses investments, paid $150,000 for 75,000
common
shares of ICC and an option on 25,000 more
shares at $1 per share. An additional $250,000 was put
in
share.
per
numbers
below.
names
2,934,999
company.
of $400,000.
sum
to
respective
their
Industries,
Precision
corporation
Application
*169,218
Corp. of N. J.—Securities
$17
at
UNDERWRITERS—The
3.
p.
Applied Electronics
Waltham
Paper
Ltd.,
tails follow:
$762,441
3,603,733
;
.
,
Industries Ltd. in June, 1960,
they had offered to buy, subject to
consent of the United Kingdom
exchange control authorities, the
remainder
of
the outstanding shares.
Basis of the offer was 42 Bowater Paper Corp. ordinary shares and
of
$1)
$1,598,776
325,714
*173,131
4.
p.
Communications
Bowater
and
by
Co.,
Sales
Jan. 26 of 250,000 shares of this firm's
on
193,
The recent offer of Bowater
Paper Corp., Ltd. to acquire all of the
outstanding shares of Paper Industries Ltd., St. Moritz, on an exchange
basis would require a maximum of 450,000 ">f Bowater ordinary shares,
Avery Adhesive Products, Inc.—Additional Financing
Details—Our issue of Jan. 30,
1961, reported the offering
-Earnings—
income
oper.
Bowater
of
Ann Arbor
18,810,545
$4,154,093
Boesch Manufacturing
company's
including Chrysler Corp. of Canada Ltd.; Ford
Canada; Ltd.; International Business Machines of Canada,
Ltd.; McKinnon Industries (subsidiary of General Motors), and Dunlop
Tire Company.—V. 193, p. 489.
pay¬
18,907,885
$252,093
*$494,512
ops.
new
improve
to
Rowe-Aini
America
automatic
vending
Co.
ry.
industrial
the
its
1,926,919
Biophysical Electronics, Inc.—Merger—
See
subsidiary.
established
branches
Co.
ry.
See
Division
from
rev.
♦Deficit.—V.
regard.
agreement
distribution
be
Canteen
institutional
Motor
Net
continued.
with
$2,179,012 $23,061,978 $20,409,321
$687,111
1,181,623
expenses
an¬
particularly favor¬
a
1960—12 Mos.—1959
I960—Month—1959
revenue-
industry
industrial
new
Mr.
offers
accordance
this
in
expanding
expansion
in
separate
a
the
that
will
Canteen
when
With
1810.
p.
1954
to
renewals
or
vending
into
Bessemer & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
well
as
the
Aircraft
plemental
any
personally
for
this
Automatic Canteen
program.
Cox
Automatic
notes,
Philippines and, with the two companies combined rather than
separately, there should be a greater income potential to
191, p. 1982.
currency
Division.
capabilities.
automatic
licensing
the
ABT
changers,
'■
Automatic
mortgages
and
other
such indebtedness
extent
for
which
establishing
Cox
Avro
1961.
Americana,
on
detecting
imported
new
into
Avro
announced
is
W.
Mr.
•
of
amount
31,
evidenced
etc.
organizers
the
continue
indebtedness
new
Oct.
of
the
Benguet.—V.
distribution of consumer goods and services throughout Canada by
making a
greater
variety
of
vending machines • available in more
places and to more people.
of this offering, such personal guar¬
organizers have advised the company
The
to
in
by
loans
sales,
payment
to
proceeds
intend
of
Inc.
Area
payable
bank
and
and
discharged.
not
any
existing
Bowling
Enterprises
Shopping
annum,
guaranteed
indebtedness
of
they
per
conditional
Roosevelt
Darnell
I960
Roosevelt
6%
indebtedness
personally
evidences
is
at
mortgages,
and
have
31,
the
on
of
is
bill
$5
Avro
-
Canada
from
John
*
mortgage
$133,000, interest
distribution
Canteen's
and
$1
currency
the
ments."
Does not include 14,290 shares issuable on the exercise
of option.
Upon the full exercise thereof, there will be 285,750 shares outstanding.
second
Canadian
which
enterprise,
company's
aircraft and
marine
operations,"
Mr.
Smith said.
"While the final negotiations
vert underway," he added,
"we were advancing pre-pxoduction
planning that now enables us to
have a 'jump' start on our plant
rearrangement and tooling require¬
$292,500.00
$133,000.00
The resulting company, because of its size and greater diversification,
should be better able to supply the pressing needs for short-term credit
in
subsidiary,
under
soon
Automatic
the
worth
"Under
opportunity
previously
$235,000.00
$292,500.00
Canteen
we
industry
new
Roe
distinct
,
R.
Berger, 2nd mortgage,
buildings at RoosevelW_-_-_
and
for
and
equipment
agreement with
diversification
second
Home
Edwin
a
V.
A.
"Our
section
announced
by
$1
million
said.
entrance
means
$511,472.36
construction
mortgage subject to conversion, to
.
"The
$525,000.00
Rowe Manu¬
machines
and
back¬
expect to attain the major portion of this market.
The
vending
industry
is
one
of
the fastest
growing industries in
the world.
It is in its infancy in Canada.
Mortgage Debt:
Guarantee
be
utilizing
$10
nouncing Jan. 30,
secured
___
Estate
$867,995.72
made
ABT
music
Smith
Mr.
$900,000.00
subsidiary,
music
Automatic
operated
will
manufacture
the
than
background
of Oakdale Shopping Center__
tNew York Life Insurance Co., mortgage
due
will
equipment
"More
to
another
Inc.
equipment
includes
other
as
of
agreement
also
detecting
This
Term Debt:
York
Music,
Canteen's
coin-operated
and
3
(599)
Automatic
of
Inc.,
equipment
separate
Aircraft
Common
Option
Co.,
music
ground
PRESENT FINANCING
A
New
machines
facturing
expenses.
Long
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
.«
-
-
*
were-$344.6 million,- 26% higher than in..19S9* JEkO& -*
higher than in any previous year, Foreign, sales constituted..
total
York funds.
sales.
"
*
•
-
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(600v
foreign countries have experienced greatly improved business
and through their' exports are earning sufficient dollars and
currencies to permit increased purchases from the
States.
This has been the basis for record purchases of Cater¬
Many
addition,
in
of
level
higher
a
sales
of
inventories
Year-end
the
million
$227.1
of
in
were
reasonable
Chemie.
Wacker
Celanese
with
dollar
plant
will
new
built
be
to
Construction
will
second
acetyl
the
of
family,
pounds.
used
be
site
1,000-acre
a
the
year,—V, 192,
a
derivatives
500,000,000
process
on
in
start
within
completed
exceeding
the
said
chemical
30
production
Blancke
Mr.
.
at
multi-million-
Net
Bay City, Tex.
1961 and will be
ry.
construction
Syndicate
Investors
America,
aggregating
the
development
part
in
of
loans
mortgage
finance
to
Inc.,
Center,
Inc.,
$20,000,000
of certain
Central Hadley Corp.—Files for Secondary—
stocks
the
sellers
from
of
Park
North
596
stockholders
other
in
Avenue,
units
Calif.,
Pomona,
consisting, of one share of
94.52 shares of common and at $13/70 per unit, of
29,893.5 preferred shares are to be offered for public sale by
the sellers in the over the counter market, and 277,436 common shares
and
preferred
the
Securities
Christiana
of
adoption
the
of
at
11
the
in
Co.,
o
Agreement
the
preferred
value
$100
each
Terrace
common
Hotel
Room,
The
to
of
stock
Stock.
close
the
fixed
the
and
shares
106,500
to
of
business
determination
vote
to
this
at
common stock of Christiana
Hotel Du Pont, Wilmington, Del.,
vote upon a proposal to amend
Incorporation so as to change each
and
of
stock
shares
80
into
of
stock,
common
value of' each share of-authorized common
thereby effecting on 80-for-l split of such
par
$1.25,
to
record
of
the
fixed
for
date
notice
receive
to
and
close
business
of
determination
the
vote
to
this Special
at
Feb.
on
Meeting
properly
may
to
are
The
for
offered
be
public sale
underwriting
No
is
by the sellers
the
on
before the meeting.—V.
come
193, p. 376.
oil leases and with other companies
owns
oper.
oper.
expenses
from
Net rev.
♦Deficit.—V.
193,
$6,854,617 $10,306,565
5,867,902
7,184,928
$895,427
664,584
$134,254
654,862
ops.
income.
oper.
ry.
ry.
$3,280,861 $36,502,542 $39,517,715
2,385,434
29,647,925
29,211,150
$2,895,293
2,761,039
revenue.
Railway
Net
1960—12 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway
a
Explorers Co. which
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
Stock
American
involved.
holding company with three wholly owned sub¬
sidiaries: B. H. Hadley, Inc., which designs, develops, tests and manu¬
factures precision components for fluid control and regulation systems
for
the
missile
industry; Stellardyne Laboratories, Inc., which sells
testing
and
cleaning services to the missile industry; and Central
is
company
Net
104.
p.
develops
leases.
to
shares
of
and
2,589,846
President.
shares
holders
of
of
from
or
sell
to
pose
and
of
total
a
The
associates
Holdings,
purchasers
77
have
acquired
certain
29,893.5
preferred
the
on
Ltd.
consist
Certain
persons.
shares
277,436
his
has
company
outstanding
preferred stock,
prospectus lists Melville
preferred shares from
Atlantic
The
common).
shares.
and
the
convertible
of
$10
Keim
481,450
the
of
of
the
shares
and
groups
purchasers
and
oper.
(the
was
118,560
sellers)
Exchange.—V.
for
Railway
oper.
expenses
ry.
—V.
oper.
193,
market
188,
1515.
p.
This
Central
of
Georgia Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1960—12 Mos.—1959
Railway
oper.
revenue,
$3,426,123
$3,718,571
$41,798,258
Railway
oper.
expenses
3,069,684
3,008,572
36,952,594
37,002,286
ops.
$356,439
$709,999
$4,845,664
$7,153,964
income,,,
76,305
379,092
1,535,122
3,988,037
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
oper.
193,
ry.
4.
p.
$44,156 250
-/./v.;.
■
less
Co. of New
their
Jersey—Earnings—
to
revenue,
$4,062,687
$4,443,441
$51,269,524
$52 624 565
Railway
oper.
expenses
3,713,270
4,170,007
42,315,602
44,713,142
Net
from
rev.
ry.
$349,417'
ops.
income,
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
193,
$273,434
*596,469
$8,953,922
*271,029
$7,911,423
*1,443,579
342,840
103.
p.
Central
Vermont
Period End.
Dec! 31—
Ry. Inc.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
Railway
oper.
revenue.
$764,000.
Railway
oper.
expenses
738,629
1960—12 Mos —1959
$946,000
$9,667,000 $10 580 000
692,612
8,555,674
8,796,711
Net
from
rev.
ry.
ops.
$25,371
$253,388
income.__
oper.
*120,515
108,734
ry.
"Deficit.—V.
Chalco
Chalco,
tion
193,
$1,111,326 C$1,783,289
*883,061
the
103.
p.
of
15126
statement
South
ing
with
the
SEC
Gardena,
Jan.
on
30,
filed
Calif.,
1961,
covering
stock'\to be offered for public sale at $6
made
on
all-or-none basis
an
by First Broad Street Corp., who will receive
per share,
plus $12,000 for expenses.
The
the
underwriters
shares
common
$30
to
at
Mannes
The
four-year
$6
company
warrants,
share,
per
Glickman
and
and
to
underwriters
company
$270,
to
warrants
of
company
of
also
shares
The
headed
60 cents
will
purchase
will
be
issue
27,000
sold
for
counsel.
shares.
All
amounts
of
by
in
was
the
425,000
Kierman
the
outstanding
the
and
business
of
lacturing
and
electronic,
electro-mechanical
ground
installation
facilities
support
Government;
and
f<F
use"
it
Net
of
for
also
other
missile
proceeds
of
owned
The
in
equal
is
company
development, manucommunication, systems
and
mechanical
and
manufactures
be
officials.
systems
and
space
programs
special
purpose
devices
of
the
for
U.
products
as
to'
funds
of
improve
working
The
&
capital
period End. Dec. 31—
$
Railway
oper,
-
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
'
193,
p.
22,765,392
:
;
I
and
owns
Mr.
tne
of
class
the
26
affiliated
class
obtained
Bell
Vallejo—all
shares.
shares
B
1
that
California—and
St.,
Nev.
Reno,
manufactured
defendants
Bell
Blue
ry.ops.
2,230,873
6.815.594
78,632,764
88
income—_
2,656,628
4,384,623
48,404,642
54'94o'o90
528 392
'
Consolidated
to
the
($1
The
V.
^
proceeds
for
193,
face
$25,000,000
equal face amount of
an
p.
199.
Inc.,
Davidson
and
well
as
Coca-Cola
as
Gblden
170
Golden
Theatre,
Ave.,
Inc.,
2995
the
Co.
>
theatres
drive-in
the
in
on
Jan.
26,
following cities:
San Pablo and
J.—Files With SEC—
1961,filed
a
letter
of
at
As
with
Y.
Bros.
of
store
of
part
Ohio
to
in
stores
and
be
be
used
the
for
improvements
and
purchase of machinery
working capital.
and
,
Inc.—Expansion—
completed
Ohio
Buffalo,
N.
registration
Service
Mortgage
company
of,
141
Garrett
statement with
Co.—Files
Road,
the SEC
on
Upper
Jan.
31,
for
qf
common
basis
through
stock,
to
be
underwriters
offered
headed
public
sale
by
Drexel
&
on
Co.
an
and
Inav The public offering price and underwriting terms
be" supplied
hy amendment.
13-unit
acquired
Reiner's,
Inc.
thereby increasing the number
total of 47 throughout Michigan,
store,
to
group
a
Y.
volume
of
the
will
stores
,
exceed
$100,000,000
a
"Completion of the transaction marks what we hope
the first step toward further expanding operations in the Middle
said.
he
and
at
elsewhere.".
both
of
•
Davidson
meetings
separate
held
Bros.
Inc.,
last Dec.
29,
and
.
Kobacker
approved
Stores.
agreements
for
consolidating operations/At the same time Davidson shareholders also
approved the acquisition of Reiner's Inc.
Under
the agreements,
all of the assets of Kobacker Stores and
Reiner's
Inc.
originally were sold to Midwest Holdings Corp. at a
price
of
The
about
$8,600,000.
was
completed
transaction
Midwest Holdings
all of the current
and accounts receiv¬
able of Kobacker Stores,
and Davidson leased
from Midwest on a long-term, net-lease basis all the land, buildings
and improvements used by Kobacker and Reiner's in their department
store business along with the furniture and fixtures in the 14 stores.
Simultaneously, 60%
of the stock holdings of certain members of
the
Davidson
family also were acquired from them by Midwest, at
$9.50 a share. Midwest is making tenders
to purchase up to 60%
of
the stock of Davidson at the same price from all other stockholders
sold
Corp.
record
at the
through
will
and
Period
on
Inc.
Jan.
when
27
substantially
principally
close cf business
the
remain
Bros.
of cash, inventories
Inc. and Reiner's Inc.,
consisting
^assets,
made
Davidson
to
on
Jan.
26.
The
tender
offer
is being
Irving Trust Co., 1 Wall Streets New York,
until Feb. 16,-1961.—V. 192, p.; 1195.
N.
Y.
open
&
Hudson RR.
End. Dec. 31—
Corp.—Earnings—
I960—Month—1959
$3,348,385
2,846,944
1960—12 Months—1959
$4,002,215 $43,287,146 $46,181,400
3,147,079
35,269,141
35,373,739
Offering—
Darby,
Pa., filed
a
1961, covering 100,000
for
also
Davidsorv
department
Davidson
combined
':
•"
Jan. 27 the purchase of the
on
chain operated by Kobacker Stores,
Inc. in Ohio
Joseph Davidson. President of Davidson, announced.
transaction,
the
the
Delaware
to
are
Y
Stockholders
Inc..
Inc.
Bros.
Steubenville,
a
of
notification
100,000 shares ot common stock (par 20 cents) to
$3 per share, through Richard Bruce & Co.,
Inc., New
leasehold
Redemption
Jan. 16, 1961, filed a letter of notification with
shares of common stock to be offered at
without underwriting.
to
be
used for
general corporate purposes.—
are
Buffalo, N.
year,"
Solano
1520
Corp.—Partial
Electric
700.
p.
Davidson
,
covering
proceeds
Cd:;-
of
aggregate
an
exchange
1960.—V.
200.000
share),
Railway oper. revenue—.
Railway operating exps.
&
in
has
on
covering
per
192,
-
and
221
Inc.,
Theatre,. Inc.,
Drive-In
Reno
Syufy,
by
operate
corporation
offered
j&qne
in
notes
issued
corporation
SEC
par
West
Theatre,
Drive-In
Enterprises,
Colber Corp., Irvington, N.
The
Gas
Cryogenics Corp., Meadville, Pa.—Files With SEC—
The
injunction in United States District Court,
an
Sacramento;
Ave.,
in
Virginia
Colonial
23,102;1«9. 264.889,639 259,065 650
sell
long-term
notes
corporation
the
V Y,/:
..
;
-
Sacramento, Del Paso Heights, Salinas, San Francisco,
Vallejo, Calif., and Reno, Nev.—193, p. 5.
^
Natural
Holding
the
called
for redemption
on
March 1,
next,
through operation of the sinking fund, $200,000 of its 3%% deben¬
tures
due
March
1,
1972, at 100%.
Payment will be made at The
Chase Manhattan Bank, 18 Pine St., N. Y. 15, N. Y.—V. 191, p. 2412.
offi¬
Management
class
individual corpora¬
tions
were
enjoined trom selling,
delivering or offering for sale in
response to calls or orders for. Coca-Cola or Coke any other product
347 594 042
under
order
an
Cornell-Dubilier
C.
Geneva
shares
of
The
against infringement of its trademark.
Albert
Vallejo
N.
Cleared—
Natural Gas Co.—Financing
issued
Consolidated
and
issue
amount
B
.
5.
will
110,136 class B shares
own
A
/>"';■■-
Francisco;
be
192,
field."—V.
electronics
the
in
companies
250,000
and
A
Injunction—
Francisco;
SEC
activities
to issue and sell at competitive
short-term
company
outstanding
class A shares.
San
the
the
Cl's
Company
Act
Co., a New York holding com¬
bidding $45,000,000 of debentures
due Feb.
1, 1986.
Proceeds of the sale of the debentures will be used
to
pay
$25,000,000 of outstanding short-term notes,
the remaining
$20,000,000 to be used to finance in part the 1961 construction pro¬
grams
of subsidiary
companies, estimated to aggregate $70,000,000
Four subsidiaries, The East Ohio Gas Co., Hope Natural Gas Co., New
York
State
Natural
Gas
Corp.,
and The Peoples Natural Gas Co.,
and
class
Jensen
10,000
100%
own
San
The
University of Pennsylvania, the Albert
Veterans Administration,"i said Stover.
psychological testing, training devices and
blind. Therefore, this merger will be a major
and the
concern
for
has
SEC
department
Peak
Osborne
group
equipment,
q>
24,996,265- 29,917,783 343,522,403
from
ry.-oper.
$
and
13,000
Ave.,
The
has three other
products.
development programs
in
the
• as
Center
programs
expanding
in
pany,
suc¬
1960—12 Mos.—1959
expenses
oper.
two
The
manufacture
outstanding
which Mr.
1429
York.
position.
revenue.
Railway
the
S.
Co.—Earnings—
1960— Month—1959
activities;
Ave.,
the
Ohio Railway
and
Plastic.
Gate
than
institutions
such
engaged
is
Inc.,
2120.
p.
-
The
Chesapeake
is
Corp.)
Wollenberg
entered
a
final
judgment - against
Raymond J. Syufy as president of the following corporations; Syufy
Enterprises, Inc., at 170 Golden Gate Ave., San Francisco; South Bay
Confections, Inc., 2150 Geneva Ave., Bayshore; East Bay Confections,
Inc., 170 Golden Gate Ave., San Francisco; Bell Drive-In Theatre,
So.
Electronics,
"Biophysical
obstacle detectors
then outstanding shares of
two other company officials
the
of
they
Wesco
development,
has
company
Judge
Inc.,
Directors of CI. Chairman of the
Presiaent of Decibel Products,
are
McMullin,
J.
Tom
a
"These
department.
Mr.
a
the
Jan.
on
sold
sale of stock, estimated
at
$500,000, will be used as follows: $100,000 for repayment of shortterm bank loans, $40,100 to
repay ioans due company officials, $5 570
to
repay loans
to an affiliated company, and the balance added to
general
of
and
cials
research,
custom
and
will
shares
three
engineering,
50%
and
of
Gate
organized under Delaware law in October 1960.
It proposes to acquire from David
Kierman, President, and three other
company
officials
all
the
outstanding stock of Chalco Engineering
Corp., a California corporation, for which it will issue 425,000 common
engaged
125,000
McKinney
is
Directors
subsidiary of Communications Industries. CI
subsidiaries in electronic communications services and
1961 with Wesco Plastic Products, Inc.
Peak, President, and Rodger H. Jepsen,
J.
owned
related
in
the
sales
each
and
Stover
of
Inc.,
"The
share.
commission
a
for
3,000
partners
by
M.
Coca-Cola Co.—Obtains
100,000
per
regis¬
a
for
Manufacturing
Coastal
January
1960,
shares
company
shares,
registra¬
a
in
and
23%
Broadway,
merger.
Both
Board
is principally
sale of edge-lighted
instrument
and
control panels and the lighting circuitry and com¬
ponent parts therefor for use primarily in the aircraft, missile and
electronic industries
It also produces and sells
precision investment
castings. The $311,750 net proceeds from the stock sale will be used
as
follows:
$5,600 for payment of outstanding equipment contracts
payable;
$40,000 to
purchase new equipment;
$100,000 to increase
inventory of electronic component parts;
and $166,150 for workingcapital including expansion of research and development, and engineer¬
Engineering Corp.—Proposes Offering—
offering is to be
to
*311,086
in
each
the
engaged
were
The
Net
filed
covering
1961,
30,
Jan.
on
offered
be
to
Manufacturing;'
all
owned
engaged
Net -ry.
SEC
Calif..,
Venice,
Rose Avenue,
the
(formerly
merger
December
Coastal
1959
oper.
219
the
commission.
Vice-President,
1960—12 Mos.
Railway
of
with
stock,
A
company
by
Prior
1960—Month—1959
class
of
Inc.
plan
merger
authorizing
public sale at $3 per snare
through underwriters headed by V. K. Osborne & Sons, Inc., who will
receive a 33 cents per share commission. An additional 10,000 class A
shares
were
purchased from stockholders of the company by V. K.
,-Osborne and 3,000 shires by Lipman, Cohen Associates, the finder, all
at 50 cents per share. The underwriters will reserve 5,000 shares of
;the said 125,000 shares for sale to certain full time employees of the
company (excluding management officials)
at the public offering price
The
Central RR.
for Offering—
Industries, Inc., of Dallas, and Bio¬
Philadelphia, have approved the merger
Communications
of
Electronics,
will split CI common stock five-for-one and give
Biophysical stockholders one share of the new stock for evei'y three
shares of Biophysical they now own.
■
Electro-Science Investors,
Inc., of Dallas, owns over 30%
interest
in the new electronics company by virtue of a linancing arrangement
with CI for over $1
million completed in November.
Jerry S. Stover, CI President, and Joseph F.-McKinney, ESI Presi¬
dent,
commented
that ESI had been instrumental in helping plan
The
$7,753,631
7,771,220
$6,926,538
6,037,015
Corp.—Breach of Contract Suit
Solvents
Consolidated
statement
of
cessor
Period End. Dec. 31—
521,364
corporation,
tration
477,244
5.
p.
previously proposed by the two companys' boards of directors.
Biophysical's
common
stock has recently been
traded over
counter in East Coast markets at a price ranging from $5 to $6.
Einstein Medical
1960—12 Mos.—1959
$677,914
1,364,056
$637,372
ry.
Coastal Dynamics Corp.—Files
pro¬
$1,387,650
Communications Industries, Inc.—Merger—
Stockholders
physical
104.
p.
$1,198,133
381,2o0
96,354
suit
brought
The
Ehares
Period End. Dec. 31—
ops.
income...
from
Net rev.
$240,951
City
York
New
has
step
Net
$3,370,708
1,983,058
corporation announced on Jan. 25, 1961 that
for breach of contract aaginst the-Chemical
&
Industrial
Corp.
of
Cincinnati, Ohio.
The action relates to an
arrangement between the two companies regarding the construction,
by Chemical & Industrial of ammonium nitrate plants which utilize
unique Commercial Solvents processes.
,
The
suilt
has
been filed in
the U. S. Federal Court, Southern
District
of
Ohio-.
The amount
of damages is said by Commercial
Solvents to be in excess of $250,000.—V. 193, p. 5,
$1,765,524 $19,922,589 $21,054,502
1,087,610
12,996,051
13,300,871
$1,661,738
1,024,366
revenue.
individuals
12
over-the-counter
the
on
American Stock
as
common
193,
Commercial
with
1960—Month—1959 r'</;
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway
original stock¬
preferred
<8,496
nine
1
par,
predecessor, paying therefor (under an agreement
pending litigation)
$567,000.
The
largest block
a
settlement
.acquired
Keim
41,829
indebtedness,
cumulative
common
Mr.
and
certain
5%
$3,452,585
2,254,452
ops.
ry.
1flpoG°~\2o^0l,r;1a9n5Lo
$466,839
225,888
income
oper.
The
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
addition
In
76,795
from
rev.
ry.
"Deficit.—V.
■
those
Ry.—Earnings-
*$6,733
*10,940
expenses
•
•
$175,360
182,093
revenue.
oper.
24,.
and
thereof. Stockholders who have received a copy of
this notice and proxy statement will not receive any subsequent notice
and proxy statement with respect to the meeting to be held on March
10,1961.'
>■'•> •:.■■■ >.>'::>•>■ /;»
Y>'
At each of the above meetings such other business will be transacted
as
oper.
Railway
$2,385,851
784,096
•
1960—Month—1959
Railway
Net
$2,522,887
895,749
$415,804
205,506
r
period End. Dec. 31—
stockholders
all
of
adjournment
any
ry.
104.
p.
'■ >
'
has
Directors
of
the
oper.
193,
Colorado & Wyoming
;
23,
Jan.
on
for holders of
consider
common
the
$100
Board
as
59,473
of
of all stockholders
Special Meeting and
'
The
$102,586
from
rev.
ry.
it
Certificate
the
authorized
from
has
of
1961,
to
M.
change
to
and
each
the Terrace Room,
A.
4' of
Section
share
value each, and to
stock from
the
par
preferred
value
par
"for
date
notice
10,
in
o'clock
$100
thereof.
March
Co.,
$100
of
cumulative
7%
of
Directors
record
receive
adjournment
On
ops.
income.._
Net
—V.
each.
of
the
as
11
at
shares
value
Board
1961,
1,056,223
Du
clock A. M. to consider and vote upon
of Merger providing for the merger
shares
170,000
to
authorized
150,000
par
$1,158,809
expenses
Realty and
the
decrease
revenue.
oper.
Net
and
Investment Co. into Christiana Securities Co.,
including as
a
part
thereof an amendment of the Certificate of
Incorporation
of
the
surviving corporation, Christiana,
to increase
the authorized common stock from the present 150,000 shares of $100
Delaware
of
oper.
the Board of Direc¬
called by
of
holders
I960—12 Mos.—1959
$1,485,309 $15,394,799 $15,893,322
1,069,505 12,871,912 13,507,471
1960—Month—1959
Railway
which
Exchange.
Ry—Earnings-
Southern
&
period End. Dec. 31—
Co.—Meetings Scheduled—
for
1961,
24,
Wilmington, Del.,
Pont,
entitled
filed
a
registration statement with
the SEC on Jan. 27,
1961, covering
41.329 outstanding shares of 5% cumulative convertible preferred stock,
$10 par, and 481,450 outstanding common shares, recently acquired by
corporation,
then
Colorado
,/U
104.
p.
Securities
Feb.
On
(1)
1961,
This
193,
Special meetings of stockholders duly
will be held as follows:
(2)
to make
to
The
properties
in
Minneapolis. Center proposes to construct an integrated set of
buildings on the
Minneapolis properties,
including ofiice buildings,
a
garage, motor hotel ana recreational facilities —-V. 193, p. 376.
permitting
Act
pany
three
301,405
the
$7,839,906
2,513,328
$5,504,364
304,116
$650,107
-166,402
tors,
Securities
the Investment Com¬
exemption order under
an
$326,476
ops.
Tyson
owns
100,000 common shares,
each and Thompson 12%
series.
Ater the sale of the
and their wives will own 17%
outstanding stock.
each
of
12%
Weiss,
Railway
any
issued
has
SEC
ry.
income
oper.
all of which is
their
100,000 and
200,000 shares, respectively),
H. Weiss, M. H, Tyson (co-chairmen of the board),
H. Bruce Thompson,
executive committee chairman
by A.
and
wives
$3,038,338 $34,370,474 $36,360,466
2,388,231
28,866,110
28,520,560
$2,577,044
2,250,568
expenses
from
rev.
entitled
Center, Inc.—Loans Exempted—
The
oper.
owned
1960—12 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
revenue.
♦Deficit.—V.
near
of
quarter
699.
p.
19,442,026
of
Net
present
a
16,632,498
oper.
Railway
par
makes
now
annual
53,197,814
2,207,001
Christiana
27 announced
Jan.
on
47,184,358
1,320,749
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway
make chemicals from
to
company
5,582,892
income...
p.>104.
193,
100,000,
Corp. of America—New Process—
corporation
S.
3,802,467
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
■■
that 4t will become the first
petroleum resources by a new
European process. ■ ■-:
• 5=.'
-■
7 ■ :'
Harold Blancke,
Chairman, said the process provides a new route
for
the
economical
manufacture of acetyls,
a
xamily of widely-used
chemicals formed
by certain combinations of oxygen and petroleum
gases.
Cleanese, one of the world's largest manufacturers of acetyls,
has
licensed
the
process
from
Aldehyd GMBH,
a
company
jointly
owned
by
the German chemical firms of Farbwerke Hoechst and
U.
ops.
ry.
balance
(
Celanese
The
from
oper.
ry.
—V.
time
>/'
A. "■
17,032,045 203,951,532 209,875,069
than
of year and the future outlook. They were
$20.7 million higher
than inventories at the end of 1959, when the
stock of finished machines was abnormally low because of production
losses attributable to the 1959 steel strike.—V.
192, p. 1707.
to
related
When
22,614,937 251,135,890 263,072,883
16,795,426
by
materialized. As the year pro¬
gressed, the abnormal costs declined, other expenses were reduced and
employment was adjusted to the lower level of sales. As a result the
ratio, of profit to sales steadily improved.
^x'^
tion
20,597,893
expenses
Net
1960 profit was affected by substantial, abnormal costs
the introduction of new products, the expectable in¬
efficiencies in new plants and the build-up of employment in.anticipa¬
Early
i
occasioned
revenue.
oper.
rev.
^originating mortgage
own funds and to a
substantial extent borrowed funds for this purpose.
The net
proceeds from'the stock sale will be added to woi king capital and win
permit the company; to increase the number ot mortgage loans which
it
originates from its own funds as compared to chose
which are
financed with borrowed funds.
In
addition to certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
400 000 shares of common stock
(divided into three series containing
very
oper.
Net
countries.
those
in
$
Railway
the manufacturing subsidiaries in Australia, Brazil, and
Great Britain sold an increasing volume of Caterpillar products made
In
$
Railway
the United States.
manufactured in
products
pillar
$
$
business of servicing
the
primariliy Jn
engaged
is
company
1961
Monday, February 6,
.
.
mortgage loans for institutional investors and of
loans for sale to such investors using both its
1960—12 Mos.- -1959
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Dec. 31—-
convertible
United
The
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—Earnings—
conditions
other
.
all
or
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
—V.
from ry. oper.
$501,441
$855,136
$8,018,005
income
2,372,010
660,788
6,574,517
oper.
193,
p.
$10,807,661
6,350,979
6.
Stroud
are
to
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp.—To Acquire—
See
Three, States
Natural Gas
Co.,
below.—V.
191,
p.
1877.
Volume
193
Number
6027
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Denver & Rio Grande Western
RR.—Earnings—
■Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway
oper.
Railway
operating
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
ry. oper.
$2,667,864
-
1,277,016
i
;!■
ening
Desilu
the
of
Productions
mortgage
RKO
$1
million
been
ings
in
Desilu
—V.
interest
to
City
and
said
notes
outstanding
:
$49,000
the
per
55-acre
properties
long
sav¬
cost
a
a
Net
ry.
1960—Month—1959
$1,487,162
.
1960—12 Months—1959
1,120,295
$366,867
$768,770
$4,853,412
297,292
616,058
3,440,588
4,216,972
-
in
distribution
and
under
name
1955.
The
which
the
of
farm
which
company's
the
The
there
net
is
products
distributes its
products
be
in
the
Payment
manufactured
are
no
will
purposes
the
offering
for
the
of
that
assurance
by
the
of
note
payable
in
use
beans.
this
is
the
of
and
on
will
secured
for
and
all
by
resale
10
EFFECT
enjoy
the
securities
TO
share
a
the
the
61
or
year's
first
Drackett
and
first
921,218
cents
Net
sales
the
were
last
fiscal
have
presently
Dresser .stock
of
outstanding.
H.
v
the
arrived
Varian.
directors
at
the
sales
$6,571,912
5,707,063
*$35,889
$864,849
against
assets
*167,713
31,
shares
$7,485,000
in
makes
'
6.
p.
from ry. oper.
rev.
Plastics
consummated
Inc.,
Jan.
on
in
3,
Dyna-Therm
4,707 "
,
6.
p.
N t
their
adding
sold
over
transaction
calls
for
stock,
The
to
Therm
certain
a'
referred
to
is not
and
192,
its
dividend
20,
to
annual
In
1961
of
40
will
to
Joyce
.-*
for the missile
will
at
run
be
issuance
the
reflected
of
shares
90,000
of
supplier
Texas,
electronic,
shareholders'
the
946,
H.
report,
increase
an
earned
after
for
amounted
of
and
equipment
general
report lor
N.
Mallon,
year.
•
.
Shareholders'
have
pansion
stated.
two
Capital
be
experience
the
trast
that
the
Net
be
the
year
of
lowest
believes
end
of
the
at
the
Net
year
in
rate
of
excess
by
$5,000,000
number
a
the
coating
per
less
than
has
In
to
in
the
of
been
and
past
live
completed,
during
in
of
excess
of
the
report
depreciation
that
its
and
the
While
of
year,
in
1960
then
for
to
fiscal
losses
the
or
allow¬
the
year,
exceeding
amount
same
the
earnings
stated.
known
noted,
income
-„he
the
as
!'
generated
improved
The
by
expected
that,
markets
will
"For
The
provide
bility."
long
not
term,
only
..
Inc.
shareholders
This
liquid
Chicago-based
contactors
solvent
that
extraction.
.manufacturing
cations.
were
The Dresser
development
told
of
company
possess
These
A
the
acquisition
manufactures
unique
machines
and
have
of
1960 report
activities
service
of
of
the
multi-stage
liquid-
capabilities
for
used
extensively,
for
Companies.
Clark Bros,
has de¬
sold
the under¬
class A share3
of
certain
the
three
Litners
(16 667
Philip
to
shares
each
all
of
by Leon
the
of
11.6%
own
sell
held
shares
A
corporate
Chairman,
Board
31.1%
and
A
Seigel
propose
general
and
as
of
their
and
purposes.
Leon. Litner
Executive Vice-President.
as
class
&
class
the
for
partial repayment of
tools and dies- for manu¬
commercial lighting equipment,
incandescent
Grumet
the company ha3
of class B
50,000
purchase
working capital
lists William Litner
outstanding
rotisserie-broilers
shares
210,000
additional
$50,000
to
and
indebtedness,
and
A
for
Brand,
equipment for commercial and
manufactures and sella
subsidiary
class
$50,000
Each
own3
outstanding
class
the
holdings
of
William Litner
class
stock.
A
class
and
A
16,666
Litner).
1960—Month—1959
from
rev.
ry.
.
1960—12 Months—1950
$5,289,073
$48,498,295
$44,222,219
3,397,396
37,805,240
33,571,790
2,441,309
ry. oper.
$660,609
income___
oper.
193,
$3,101,918
384,854
$1,891,677 $10,693,055 $10,650,429
652,579
2,554,376
2,389,933
105.
p.
follow:
UNDERWRITERS—The
several
underwriters,
represented
by
Carl
Loeb, Rhoades & Co, and Scherck. Richter Co., have agreed 'sev¬
erally, subject to the terms and conditions set forth in an Underwriting
M.
to
several
to
the
purchase,
the
and
underwriters,
below:
-
selling stockholders have agreed to
the respective number of shares' set
•
M.
Loeb,
Shares
Rhoades
&
William
Piper,
11,991
Prescott,
Co
1,000
Blair
&
Co
1,400
Stein
&
Howe
&
Co—
1,200
Stifel,
Dempsey-Tegeler
&
Co.—
2,250
Sutro
2,250 1
C.' E.
Edwards
G.
Battles
Janney,
E.
&
Co.
&
Inc.
1,400
1——' 1,450
Co.—
Unterberg,
Towbin
—
1,000
Alstyne, Noel & Co.J_
2,250
Co.
,
i
Boyce.—1.000
Nicolaus
&
:
1,200
Van
1,400
G.
&
Co.
193,
-
Inc.—
&
Bros.
1,400
Inc.
Lyons
L.
&
Clark
W.
Sons
&
*
1,400
Silberberg & Co
Chapman,
Co.-—
1,400
Co.
&
-
1,400
Boettcher
A.
Shepard
Inc.
'
2,250
Jaffray
11,992
Barth
Cook & Co
& Hopwood
Newhard,
Co
1,000
Arthur Wiesenberger & Co.
Co.
492.
p.
H.
Walker
&
Co.—2 250
1,200
•
Erie-Lackawanna
RR.
Period End. Dec. 31—
Co.—Earnings—•
1960—12 Months—1959
1960—Month—1959
$
;
$
$
'*
$
be
made
shares
lists
Harold
220,419,579 226,132,173
Railway operating exps.
16,353,021
16,510,897
194,230,072
65,998
3,342,266
26,189,507
*2,888,472
917,743
*9,942,812
all or none basis by
and Bruno-Lenchner,
is to be paid. The
each, five-year warrants to
per share.
Net
from
ry. oper,
ry. oper. income
♦Deficit.—V. 193, p.
at
$2
Sulger
194,050,373
«
32,081,800
*258,086
]Q5.
an
on
Evans
Rule
Co.—Sales, Net Down—
The Elizabeth, N.
$0.4-3
or
President
as
stock.
and
owner
of
per
compares
Sales
475
in
for
for
share,
with
the
J. firm
the
steel
six
has announced net income totaling $173,713,
for-the six-month
$179,036
for
tape
months,
1959.
the
and
period ended Oct.
corresponding
period
31, 1960.
1959.
This,
in
rule manufacturer totaled
wood
to
compared
$1,756,764
-
for
the
$1,662 same period
.
Goldman, President of Evans Rule, the small
reduction, in sales and slightly lower net income were mainly due to
the
fact
that
during the corresponding period in 1959 dealers were
building up their inventories of steel tapes because of the steel strike.
According
"We
is
of
now
sales,"
our
W.
D.
to
anticipate
increased
tion
E.
rev.
Net
commission
cent
1
19,853,163
& Co. Inc.,
share
at
16,419,019
N.-, Y.,
inventory.
outstanding
method
new
later
for
new
•
the January-April period of 1981 should produce
Goldman reported, "because of full-scale produc¬
Mr.
\yood rules, plus
underway."—V.
192,
p.
a
new
merchandising program Which
596.
„
this
which
Financing Plan—
Faradyne
into
Jan. 24 by Eastern Air Lines.
financing some of the new jets scheduled to go
year,
was
disclosed
on
is believed to be the first of its kind for the acquisition
aircraft and
enables Eastern
jet
would
fleet
without
involved
be
*
to obtain
the
use
of
the high-speed,
requiring the airline to invest
for their outright purchase from
the
the
the
The
cost
included
The
&
Co.
in
new
of
the
the
fleet,
contract;
transaction
and
program
was
the
a
Prudential
including
20
Insurance
spare
Co.
engines
which
are
also
totals approximately $47,750,000.
negotiated for Eastern Air Lines by Kuhn, Loeb
Smith, Barney & Co.
471 Cortlandt St., Belleville, N. J., -filed
with the SEC on Jan. 30,
1961, covering
Electronics Corp.,
registration
statement
$1,500,000 of 6%
convertible subordinated debentures,
to be offered for public sale at 100%
of principal amount.
The due
date
of
the
debentures
and
the
names
of underwriters and under¬
registration
writing
The
of
terms
are
company
to be
was
supplied
by
amendment.
organized in June 1958 to engage in
of high reliability materials and
the manu¬
basic elec¬
electrolytic capacitors, and
precision tungsten wii'e forms.
In March 1960 the company's wholly
owned subsidiary, Mansol Ceramics Co. acquired all of the
assets of
Mansol Ceramics
Co., a
partnership, of which Manuel Brucker and
Solomon
Fteldman,
principal
stockholders
and
Vice-President
and
Treasurer
of
the
company,
respectively,
were
controlling partner.s.
As
part of this acquisition,
the subsidiary also acquired all of the
outstanding capital stock of Valley Tool & Machine Co.,' Inc., and
facture
\
.
will purchase
from the Boeing Airplane Co.
a
fleet of 10 of the large Boeing 720
jets and will lease them to Eastern Air Lines for a period of 10 years.
Under
also discussed some new product and market
Dresser
Ave.,' Westbury,
:
finance the purchase of materials,1 components
to
goods
high-productive
for
of the
Offering—
Podbielniak,
economical
been
to
per
purchased,
prospectus
new
capital
*
industrial processes, and mining appli¬
possibilities for Podbielniak are considered attractive.
antibiotics,
Growth
also
is
cents
additional
30,000
The program
but .sta¬
J
has
20,000
■
Faradyne Electronics Corp.—Registers Debentures—
.
company
growth
...
York
New
Amos Treat
Inc.,
30
a
have
manufacturers.
The
of
—V.
with the SEC on Jan. 27,. 1961, covering
stock, to be offered for public sale at $2
Eastern Air Lines, Inc.—Jet
approxi¬
the
line
new
a
to
of
amount, of
loans,
balance
and
a
of its sale of the
the
prospectus
stock.
Net
that '"zould
to
are, expected to
the current fiscal
the
offering
Co.,
finished
a
92.5»%
remaining quarters of
both in sales and earnings.
the
stated
and
con¬
earnings
quarter
59
Corp.,
common
capital and used
ing
degree.
are
in
bank
of
the
26.9%
J.
The
company
is engaged in the design, manufacture and sale of
electro-magnetic clutches and brakes and in the machinery of precision
instrument components on a sub-contract
basis. The majority of its
products are sold to and the work performed for defense industries.
.The company now has outstanding 216,000 common shares. Of the net
proceeds of the sale of additional stock, $64,000 will be used for repay-,
ment of
certain
indebtedness, $50,000 to
complete the development
of a production model of a servo
motor and to develop commercial
models of clutches and brakes, and the balance will be added to work¬
indicated
report
contingency
significant
first
of
terms
net
any
a
report
Improvement
basic
non-operating
O'Connor
provided
O'Connor
past
&
which
purchase
ex¬
the next year
of
.
including broilers
President, and Philip Litner
B
has
of
The
Lewis
for
underwriters
years
plant
used
facture
shares
proceeds
Loewi
Instrument
shares
share.
Inc.,
the
■
earnings
1961,
the
show
the
approximately
operations,
has
during
unusual
by
results
the
1961
in
that
be
addition
In
Scherck, Richter Co
registration statement
a
W.
T.
capi¬
allowances,
Dresser's
purchase
fixtures
addition,
appliances
62,000
short-term
&
6.
corporation
150,000
t.ie
from
1959.
Mallon
1960.
and
filed
$124,-
1960,
decrease
a
portion
adequate
1959
depreciation
made
major
in
snare.
representing
Net
Carl
and
193,' p.
Dynamic
was
of
the
company
Shares
the
of
products
including
air-conditioned buildings, ice
for
used
end
'
specialty
of
Dynamic Instrument Corp.—Proposes
capital-
en:l
oi 60 cents per share. Tho
underwriters
12,000
class
A
the
the
Railway oper. revenue—
previous
v.'•
fiscal
for
lighting
slicers.
food
forth
earnings'
"Wonting
$123,726,000
and
called for redemption on March 2, 1961, ^all
of its
outstanding 7%
sinking fund debentures du.e April 1,
1969,
at
1033/4%.
Payment will be
made at The Marine Midland Trust
Co., of New York, 120 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.—V. 193, p. 492.
The
$9,171,131
net
in
the
noted.
$26.69
program
said
of
regular
affect
should
Mallon
earned
$103,718,986
to
or
expenditures
years
of
company
those
the
were
the
certain
1959,"
earnings
mate
the
appropriations
that
income
year's
adversely
and
and
officers
thinks
with
the
bg,sis,
B.
'
prior
non-recurring
by
$1.95
volume.
to
and
'
use;,and, ,in
sell
Dynacolor Corp.—To Redeem Debentures—
1£6D.
J.
$245,378,-.
were
with
share
31,
be
commission
a
1
Agreement,
division
a
Joyce declared..
roof
a
as
38
and
to
are
company
holders
sold
warrants
household
W.
oil,,
necessary.
of
one
the
from
1960
considered
are
incurred
enmpany
with
modernization
Dresser
"If
1959;
unlikely
will
The
year
compared
of
$6,813,547,
substantial
and
is
ances
in
Facilities
it
last
board,
$232,309,621
O'Connor
increased
were
spent
been
for
year's
the
the
per
equity
$8,076,000.
of
common
as
and
compared
expenditures
of
ended Oct.
sales
with
condition
Mallon
706,000 at the end of fiscal
$7,936,000
—
Jan.
on
-.
,
financial
$104,487,599,
previous year."
tal
1961
to
fiscal year
the
per
compared
satisfactory,"
was
a
services
released
$9,057,475,
On
and
industries
Chairman
previous
were
1959.
$1.94,
"Dressers'
quite
the
over
taxes
fiscal
to
10
snares
ondary offering of 54,033 shares of this firm's common
at $55.25
a
share.
Additional financing details
Dyna-
'
•
manufactures
rinks
skating
declared
was
Feb.
issuing
Reading, Pa.,
1961, covering
27,
50,000
stock
operated
year,
"Glacier-Cote,"
• ■
share
a
record
Jan.
on
Emerson Electric Manufacturing Co. — Additional Fi¬
nancing Details —Our Jan. 30 issue reported the sec¬
will
annual
an
Mathews
last
■■
of
discontinued.
be
Streets,
Water
SEC
wnich
present
share
per
share,
of
—V.
the counter.
business."
our
1961 .calendar
-
O'Connor, President, stated that net
earnings
1
cents
stockholders
2609.
p.
Dallas,
chemical,
gas,
V'"
quarterly
Feb.
have
cents
50
incandescent
Net
Calif.—V.
V.
figures."
common
payable
agreed
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry1:—-Earnings—
.
.this
the
and
the
of
the
by
Period End. Dec. 31—
of Dyna-Therm and will
continue under its present management headed by Richard W. Janeway
and Wilford J. Merrill.
Sales of the combined companies are expected
;
in
is
stock
acquisition
of
ments
to
lines.
with
the
by
..Railway oper. ievenue—
Railway operating exps.
materially broaden our manufacturing and
marketing capabilities in -the paint field," he said.
"Moreover, the^
addition
of
Mathews Paint will strengthen Dyna-Therm's efforts in
the development of protective coatings, one of the fastest growing seg¬
"This
profits.-
but
Spruce
stock,
^'hich will receive
five-year
line
an¬
was
stated.
company's
Tile
it
to
it
plastics and specialty building materials.
It also markets a
line of plastic paints under the Vee-Nol name.. Sales of Dyna-Therm
for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, U960 amounted to $1,400,000.
The
cents
"but
should
merge
have
industry,
quarter
margins,
to
Eastern
companies
acquiring the
Los .Angeles,-
coatings.-.
*'•
Dyna-Therm manufactures high temperature coatings
last
continues
of
Dresser Industries, Inc.—Annual
Report—Merger Talk
A
above
a
by
of Culver City, Calif?, !fe
Paint'! Co.
into
merger
the
.
George'M.- Joyce,
by
had
of
proposed
a
discussions
Jan. 26
on
two companies.
the two companies
that
The company and its subsidiaries are principally engaged in tho
design, manufacture, distribution and sale of a broad line of fluorescent
The
President of Dyna-Therm.
Mathews Paint Co., founded in 1887, is privately-held and reported
sales of $1,700,000 for the year ended Nov. 30,
1960,
In addition to
its complete line of consumer, contractor
and industrial paints, the
company is a leading manufacturer of flame-retardant and insulating
against
first
none
per
The
This
the
$6
and
$1,462.567 "
24,666
$1,195,846
*287,826
.
Mathews
of
of the
"
and Eugene D. Stir-
and 50,000 shares,
thereof. The stock is
for sale at
$6 per share, the offering to be made on
basis by Brand, Grumet & Seigel, Inc., and Kesselman &
at
will
$5,883,000
4,420,433
sale
stockholders
and
$990,597 ;
110,145
$5,523,000
4,327,154
$161,134
116,459
short/medium
Corp.—Offering and Secondary—
Corp.,
stock,
shares
'
other installations where unusual insulation prob¬
lems
exist.
The company's, fire-retardant
coatings are employed in
industrial plants and public buildings.
Mathews -is also a major pro¬
ducer of paint and flocking material for Christmas trees.
Its products
are
distributed through branches in Phoenix and Los Angeles to con¬
tractors and
dealers throughout the West.
Mathews operates sevenretail
paint stores—six in Phoenix, Ariz., and one in Los Angeles,.
in
or
Inc.,
writers
1960—12 Months—1959 '
-
Chemical Corp.;
business
and
assets
eased
68
or
cream
1961,
$119,708
income^.—*
oper.
ry.
for
proposal
common
selling
■:
:
■■
of
offered
all
outstanding
324,866
service.
new
announced
Incorporated
merger
announced
statement
public
be
Co.,
$6,855,765
5,865,168
' .215,345
$486,000
the
of
outstanding
an
.
Dyna-Therm Chemical Corp.—Acquires—
be
the
1960,
the
profit
for
being
'
1960—Month—1959
$439,000
319,292
for
was
further
Consolidated
shares
stock.
'Deficit.—V.-193,
outstanding
contribution
a
improve
* *341,468-
;
plans
of
registration
a
offered
..
Net
attention
Dec.
competition
of
193;
.
40
the first high-speed jet servico
These new
"tri-motored" jets
provide
services.
Electro Consolidated
as
acceptance.
$630,022
were
.
was
'
*$125,884
ops.
income—.,-
oper.
ry.
Mathews
price
report,
from ry.
rev.
of
fleet
2017.
100,000
1960—12 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
479,337
nounced-on. Janf-31'-
at
in
considerable
901,247
V,'V,*-'
.
Mexico,
and
airport on the Eastern route system and aro
beginning in the Fall of 1963.—V. 192, p. 701.
it
result
a
p.
Electro
152,240
'r. $443,448
Net
1608.
p.
levels
consumer
the .company's new silver
results, Mr. Drackett reported,
the
105.
p.
Railway oper. revenue..
Railway operating exps.
re-elected.
were
of
of
193,
coach-class
a
to
preliminary basis
a
As
consideration
filed
$2,818,897
440,055
116,500 shs.
though
high
new
at
of
1960,
192,
•
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
v
to
10,
that
.
5,053,789
*71,465
any
delivery
—V.
;
-
*$417,446 $13,107,137
•
*797,395
-
Rico
and approval by
$314,171
Outstanding
shareholders
outstanding
on
be
some
time
before
this
product
Various "steps
are
being taken to
is offset to some extent
by
"Acquisition
*$2,186,248
ry. oper.
an
jet engines, two mounted on the side and
fuselage at the rear of the airliner, will be capable
the
from
for
Nov.
the .:
$3,039,540 $46,952,905 $32,396,443
3,456,986
33,845,768
29,577,546
$529,136
2,715,384
.
of
the main north-south
on
Puerto
and
order
on
intercity
discontinuance
On
.
also has
len, President of Eastern Industries,
1960—12 Months—1959
1960—Month—1959
11
year
Myrl Stearns, President of Varian Associates,
for
for
Attorneys
expenses
/.
year.
marketing
encouraging
annual
Co.
& Iron Range Ry.—Earnings—
income
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
Gains—
told
quarter,
shares
$7,363,000
fiscal
Test
show
shares
seven
revenue.
following-'
proposed
192,
quarter
Co.
widespread
is devoting
share
a
from
rev.
ry.
Net
earlier.
year
Bit
both
and
operation
Eastern Industries, Inc.—Merger Off—
:
Roller
in
has
8-B straight jets, equipped with
which are now providing nonstop
"by-pass"
3
over
scheduled
industries.
Reed
■
oper.
FINANCING
or
company.—V.
the
company
future growth."
in
on
$559,501
of
of
of
profits
and
Lines
DC
and
first-class
both
range
operating
stock
PRESENT
outstanding
the
of
lasi
President,
distribution
problem
Net
issuing
Reed
of
construction
for
Lines
with
third
of
industrial
continued President Drackett,
"a slower rate of growth,
been experiencing is
likely unless we are able to make
acquisitions, since most of the company's products now
management
the
,
have
broad
and
oper.
100,000
1,000,000 shs.
warrants
or
ahead of
were
major
equipped
than
under the terms of which Dresser will
assets of Reed, as well as assume its liabil¬
of' 477,050 shares of Dresser common stock.
Period End. Dec. 31—
35,000
cents)
options
purchase
year,"
we
smaller
Railway
25,000
meeting on Jan. 25 at which
"Although sales and profits were
than
much
Railway
35^000
annual
some
is
York
New
Boeing 727's designed
medium
at
shares
$35,000
__
GIVING
(par
no
Drackett,
fiscal
that
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.-^-Earnings—
first
equipment
Drackett Co.—Annual
Meeting—Net
Roger
for
Roots-Connersville developed
meter
gas
Air
Eastern
range
preparing a formal agreement covering the transaction
contingent upon approval of the definitive agreement; upon
*Deficit.—V.
sold.1
be
the
for
Authorized
Stock
Earnings
accommodations
Barium announced
the
of
the
supplies.
_
_
handling
to minimize the cost of drilling oil wells.
a line of pumps to be mounted directly
of- Di'esser
Period End. Dec. 31—
bank,
.
to
Magnet Cove
between
and
to
Net
Net
efforts"
will
if
used
be
''best
a
and equipment——-
materials
raw
CAPITALIZATION
granted
for
plan
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
of-the*"
Most
Advertising and sales promotion
are
gas
are
through.,
segment
shares
(which
company
to
machinery
Merchandise
Ihere
mining
Directors
Period End. Dec. 31—
agricultural region,
an
soy
shares
any
approximately $230,000)
following priority:
Manufacturing,
Common
the
of
shares
is
Net
received
mortgage on
dies
wells.
product pipelines.
Duluth, Missabe
Inventory—
New
elevator
new
a
50
Air
720's covered by the new Eastern-Prudential financing
plan and tho
first 2 of the 5 additional Boeing 720's being acquired by the airlino
through direct purchase. The remaining 3 of the 720's are scheduled
for delivery early in 1962, by which time Eastern will have equipped
all of its main trunk routes with
the high-speed jets which provide
precoated
than
Eastern
long-range
the airline will increase its operating
fleet of the large jets to 27,
including the additional 4 Douglas DC
8-B's remaining to be delivered under the original order, the 10 Boeing
'
opinion of legal counsel for both companies;
Reed shareholders.—V. 193, p. 105.
;he
area.
proceeds
sold
are
more
tavorable
"Does-More"
have been sold
operations is primarily
to raising cotton and
devoted
PROCEEDS—Since
basis,
of
area
is
products
of
economy
oil
developed
issuance
equivalent of
the
10
which
machinery.
company's
presently
company
The company's
of
developed
by
'
,
16
the end of the current
By
applications.
use
for
powerful J-75 engines
linking the 13 principal terminal points
routes
missiles
in
use
time
present
order
more
service
"
the field without possibility of damage.
focused resistivity log designed to improve
of
the
upon
is
approximately 65 dealers in the Mid-South are;* which comprises Arkan¬
sas, Tennessee, Mississippi, Missouri, northern Louisiana and parts of
Illinois and Kentucky.
much
the
a
manufacture
since
original
in
a
rotary-positive
for
companies
company is
the successor to Wilson Welding and V
sole proprietorship cf Lester E. Wilson which began
Osceola, Ark. in 1945. The company is engaged primarily
trade
Ideco
pipe
evaluation
Boards
each
BUSINESS—The
the
for
for
the
At
case
40%.
-
Fabricating Co.,
a
holes
This
$5,934,087
a
Jan. 23 offering circular, H. L. Wright &
Co., Inc., 99 Wall St., New York City, publicly offered
75,000 shares of this firm's 100 par common stock at *
$4 per share.
is
single
as
quick-connect
new
a
approved
chemical products
compact
-The
Pursuant to
in
drill
agreed in principle on a
acquire the business and
Does-More Products Corp.—Common Stock Offered—
business
industry,
Pumps has
ities,
ry. oper.
104.
p.
blast
4
$2,150,899 $20,310,762 $21,628,358
1,382,129
15,457,350
15,694,271 V
income—_
oper.
193,
defense
marketing
been
modules
,
of
subsurfaec
new
much
as
types of meters of the same capacity, 3".
Security Engineering has introduced a new line of two-cutter rock
bits, a removable jet bit nozzle, and a line of bits for use in drilling
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31-^-
—V.
is
has
'n crude oil and refined
-
$6,150,000.'.;.'
with
compressor
other
Railway oper, revenue,,
Railway operating exps.
Net rev. from
oil
the
sections
Pacific
transaction,
of
special abilities for
which
.
several new
now
in
result
original
at
the
r
2781.
p.
their
Lape-Wells has introduced
"
■
air
requirements
space
signal-conditioning
Manufacturing
coupling
For
"
of
mortgage
will
supplying
companies..
reduction
■*
the
on
the
In
year.
RKO
'
adapting
also
^Dresser
purchased
payment in excess
a
is
pipe
centrifugal
iloor
HST line
applications.
In the field of automatic
controls, SIE has
major pipeline companies with SIE automation equipment.
the
SIE
:,:'■
cuts
comprising the HST and SIE divisions, is broad¬
of electronic components to both commercial and
supplied
properties
approximately $2,480,000 and
of
purchased
189,
further
announced
Culver
Inc., in 1958 with
principal and interest.
Arnaz
reduced
30
and
Pictures;
including
Desi
Jan.
on
Hollywood
Teleradio
President
have
Inc.
its
on
that
Electronics,
military
*
'
'"Isotemp"
new
Dresser
Desilu Productions Inc.—Reduces
Mortgage—
from
a
construction
*'
$2,495,314 $25,761,717 $24,846,733
1,143,502
10,979,262
11,195,937
6.
p.
veloped
r
1960—12 Months—1959
$6,476,032 $76,316,359 $75,397,060
3,980,718
50,554,642
50,550,327
3,817,332
exps.
income—
oper.
193,
$6,485,196
revenue__
from
rev.
1960—Month—1959
5
(601)
tronic
and
distribution
components,
including
dielectric
and
■
6
Inforel
both owned by Brucker and Feldman.
Corp.,
interests
50%
Metal
Seal
In
Mansol
which
Ltd.,
Britain)
(Great
Ltd.
transferred
were
They
also
Sintered
and
the
to
owned
Glass
subsidiary.
this transaction,
the subsidiary also acquired all machinery
and
equipment leased by Consolidated Leasing Corp. to the partnership and
to Valley Tool & Machine Co., Inc. Brucker and Feldman
own
or
all
of
the
outstanding stock of Consolidated
the subsidiary paid $150,000 in cash
consideration,
As
$1,150,000
pay
Jan.
on
1961
5,
$250,000
and
Leasing
and
Feb.
on
Corp.
agreed
to
which
1961,
1,
dates were extended.
An additional maximum
contingent
payment of $2,800,000 is payable in annual installments.
The
net
proceeds from the sale of the debentures will be applied in part to
the payment of the fixed obligations of its subsidiary, Mansol Ceramics
payment
balance
the
Co.
and
for
general
addition
In
will
corporate
to
devoted
be
certain
indebtedness,
common
stock.
Feldman,
Brucker,
Saul
I.
W.
James
Birnbaum,
Pelham
issued
has
request
the
Co.,
has
company
Birnbaum,
P.
75,000
own
New
outstanding
class
A
Board
class
common
Chairman,
shares
A
each.
192, p. 497.
Order—
York,
has
Spring St., Los Angeles 14, Calif., publicly offered 30,000
no par capital stock at $5 per share.
stockholder.
Inc.,
Previously
its
known
the
to
Sanborn
as
business
map
SEC
for
in
Map
December
Savings
National
Association,
Bank,
Dec.
on
ment
to
5,
other
and
had
solely
the
assets
value
carrying
of
of
as
$2,486,929,
investment
the
of
in
a
of Dec.
6,
1960,
equivalent
The
operation
made
sinking
redemption
fund,
on
of
$87,000
March
its
1,
5*A%
convertible
6'2%
company
will
1960—12 Months—1959
t These
$2,922,453 $30,277,877 $32,804,157
2,290,066
2,509,426
25,014,244
in
Net
from
rev.
ry.
$563,834
$413,027
$5,263,633
*83,247
211,706
193,
It
their
notes
is
Franklin
1961,
all
amount
In
of
stock
of
the
Franklin,
field."
stated,
discount
of
as
Feb.
Inc., a discount
Franklin
stock.
exchange has not yet been
into the discount field, Albert
"Combining the
places us in an
Barker
and
acquire,
1,
chain
Rubenstein,
in
its
of
United
Four
be
will
rapid
a
discount
and
1961.
Rico,
stores,
Connecticut
in
It
minimum
children's
and
Puerto
discount
in
opened
develop
stores
Barker
founder
opened
in
it
have
is
sales
discount
the
will
management
of
Net
Net
This
Inc.—V.
corporation,
with
writers
the
of
price
The
company's
term
*
by
and
net
wearing
plans
to
apparel
convert
announced.
was
been
selected
>
for
many
'
Net
Net
will
and
the
or
for
Jan.
supervise
direction
of
all
Irving
of
from
funds
for
the
debt.
filed
public
Co.
are
The
be
interest
be
to
The
nine
as
be
for
the
to
purchase
may
the
Motors
$1,343,902
264,597
The
and
stock
prospectus
M.
in
on
1960
of-
Thomas
W.
the
lists
Towell
as
is
company
Charles
G.
owned
by
Stradella
President.—V.
192,
p.
the
was
best
second
President,
Sorenson,
in
the
for
of
each
months
nine
Net
Net
oper.
operating
began
first
level
"The
General
as
"
rely
and
have
cost
of
exps.
236,745
226,117
3,326,795
2,926,733
$21,665
$36,412 ;
*$59,930
$464,694
income—
*13,943
3,401
♦524,112
*29,008
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
193,
p.
last
1960—Month—1959
Net
from
rev.
193,
oper
ry.
the
;
$7,611,348
592,598
6,747,953
$7,952,105
7,252,728
of
reports
in
the
its
only
offset
sales
Retail
31.
of
the
$65,502
$863,395
$699,377
14,804
45,690
430,764
406,208
in
that
said
lowei
this
at
was
begin
—v.
will
191,
not
dealers
for
organs
will
quarter
continue
2202.
p.
corporation
SEC
He
pointed
Hammond
that
out
profits
N.
year..
v.
proceeds
192,
—
Files
filed
1961
27,
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway
oper.
Railway
operating
Florida
&
Ry.—Earnings—
I960—Month—1959
revenue—
to
are
letter
a
general
for
used
be
notification
of
with
corporate
purposes.—
V
>
,
1960—12 Months—1959
$530,361
$8,915,447
$9,773,962
exps.
464,973
411,204
6,692,941
ry. oper.
$315,666
$119,157
$2,222,506
$3,230,456
237,353
♦53,860
*29,196
543,967
30,
Feb.
1
Hope
issue
rev.
ry.
from
oper.
income
♦Deficit.—V.
193,
p.
105.
:
......
Giannini Controls
1
-V,■
Conrac,
1960,
on
Jan.
Moreland,
Inc.,
30
and
with
in
a
Donald
profitable
joint
H.
by Conrac stockholders, it was
statement by Conrac's President
Putnam,
sales
of
President
more
Dr.
hair
approval
announced
William
than
of
Giannini.
$1.5
million
in
primarily to industrial markets, will be operated under the same
&s an
independent division of Giannini, the joint state¬
Capital
New
for
also
this
At
Neck,
Blvd.,
Manhasset,
Feb.
to
on
N.
Y.,
will
filing
the
corcorate
its
No public
on
announced
was
of
an
name
to
the
financing is anticipated.
3
an
agreement
had
been
it
N.
a
Y.,
meaical office building at 295
which will be the largest building
Island.
Long
on
time
same
currently
in
progress
Hope, Pa.
Also being
was
The
Conrac
circuit
product lines include monitors and other
components for
television
systems used on applications ranging from
monitoring to educational instaUations and broad¬
casting.
"Since the company and its products
enjoy the highest mar¬
ket
acceptance,
Giannini's goal will be to strengthen
rather
than
change
process
Conrac,'; Mr. Putnam said.
Giannini manufactures
for
cles
commercial
at
DATEX
plants
Corp.,
KPT
N.
J.
and
in
precision instruments and control sub-systems
military aircraft, guided missiles, and space vehi¬
Southern
produces
California
data
logging
and
and
New Jersey.
Its subsidiary,
digital control systems pri¬
marily for the industrial automation market.—V. 192,
p.
6.
declared cash
26,
191,
March
10,
1961
of
shareholders
to
605.
p.
by
the
Kidde,
Kidde
formed
W.
Precision,
the
and
sale
KPT Mfg.
Kidde
the
of
Corp.
Tool
of
&
Co.,
business
Roseland,
Belleville,
of
Inc.,
formerly conducted
N.
J.,
to
a
new y
of
Kidde
Co.
formerly
Jr.,
Executive
Vice-President
John R.
EVans,
formerly Assistant Treasurer
of the
subsidiaries, will be President and Treasurer, respectively,
Dr.
company.
Fund,
of
new
the
Waller
of
the
30
Jan.
Precision
Mollek,
new
Techno
Inc.,
President
on
company,
Joseph
of
Co.—Formed—
Mfg.
F.
announced
Inc.,
will
Columbus,
be
L.
K.
Herndon,
Chairman
is
Ohio,
of
making
Senior
the
of
Vice-President
Board.
The
substantial
a
Fund,
Techno
investment
the
in
company.
The
ing
management of
the
new
will
company
retain the present
personnal
of
the
Kidde
Precision
Corp.
and
existing plant facilities located on Locust
the
According
expand
to
Mr.
Mollek,
KPT
Mfg.
continue
in
intends
Co.
operat¬
will
Ave.
and
continue
to
to
Roseland.
its
operations in the field of high precision machining and
particularly in the newer and more exotic metals which have,
developed for use in atomic reactors and missiles. In addition, a
been
of
program
adding
manufacturing
Kansas
of
J.
Perlow,
Executive
advanced
discussions
are
Academy of Arts,
New
are
possible loans to a
cabinet maker.
VicerPresident and tax attorney, an¬
McQuade, Assistant District Attorney
the association of Eugene
Queens
County
as
a
Vice-President.
Mr. Perlow in
discussing company plans stated that "unlike other
SBIC's, Hope Capital Corp. is particularly interested in assisting small
businesses
with
generally
literally
through
them
to
being
of
made.
It,
businesses
normal
channels,
a
minimum
This
the
licensed."
effort
Small
and
be
Business
lesser
intention,"
our
whose
to
despite the
will
of
loans
is
small
-involved.
pose
long-term
needs
attempt
he
cannot
to
1958
under
are
now
said,
"to service the
easily
be
satisfied
keep
proportionately
of
than
amounts
interest
higher
right in keeping with the
Act
Net
Net
product line
a
is
planned
effect
to
balanced
well
a
program.
City
rates
handling
intent and
which
we
oper.
Southern
have
Ry.—Earnings
1960—Month—1959
1960—12 Months—1959
$3,530,004
$3,668,747
$43,061,052
$45,371,284
exps.
2,039,066
2,112,839
25,753,853
26,303,001
ry. oper.
$1,490,938
$1,555,908
647,636
728,912
revenue
operating
for
costs
pur¬
been
rev.
ry.
—V.
from
income
oper.
193,
on
First
Feb.
first
&
Indiana Terminal
Boston
an
was
of
Corp.
awarded
98.89%
Hutzler
7,203,370
8,052,499
and
RR.—Bonds Offered—
associates
for
bid 98.81
coupon
offered
publicly
issue of $6,800,000 of this
mortgage bonds, due March
group
bid
2
$17,307,199 $19,068,283
8.
p.
Kentucky
The
5%
that
disclosed
the
New Hope
actitely investigated
and a large kitchen
with
manufacturer
George
nounced
closed
Jan.
on
on
Hope Capital Corp.
and
Hospital of Queens.
subsequent
change
Inc.
construct
to
Great
purpose
giftware
to
that
announced
loan
a
Blvd.,
the
Northern
stock
future
near
1958,
chartered
actress Veronica Lake to finance the manufacture of
products. Negrtiations are also expected to be finalized
with
Northern
1295
preferred
of
of
Memorial
the
Capital Fund,
treatment
for"
of
Corp.,
the
York
Fresident
of
licensee
Federal
a
Business Act
Gitlin,
founder
of
in
Gitlin
shortly
said.
industrial
meeting
preferred stocks, payable April 1,
March 3, 1961 and 62V2 cents a share
payable
1961.—-V.
15,
its
at
the 5%
on
record
stock
common
Railway
management
ment
of Directors
$1.25 share
a
Period End. Dec. 31—
corporation,
the Small
Otto
and
$700,000
/concluded
Corp.—Acquires—
This corporation, of
Duarte, Calif., and Conrac, Inc., Glendora, Calif.,
have
agreed to the sale of the business and assets of Conrac for
Giannini
stock,
subject to
Dr.
amendment
First
this
1960 under
by
administrator
6,543,506
of
formation
Dec.
$780,639
made against
Board
of
Feb.
Railway
Georgia Southern
in a period
increase can
occur
this
of
part
a
welding,
share,
per
993.
p.
The
Net
the
occupy
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to
through Capital Investment Co., Newark,
116,000
$2.50
of that recorded
excess
J.
The
at
rever¬
this
Exchange Commission—
Jan.
on
covering
offered
and
only
therefore,
and,
stockholders of
Walter Kidde,
a;vv
-
Securities
The
the
be
to
earnings.
Hammond
reverberation
record
players are meeting
substantially, to
rate far in
a
move
1961."
was
J&L
them.
of
he' said.
system,
add
at
of our last employment contract
months
in
to
record
expectations and have reached profitable levels. Thirtyof
stereophonic
equipment now
are
using
the
reverberation
beration
other
steel
squeeze
■_
manufacturers
Hammond
industry, like that of
which confronts us as we
the
of
cost-price
hour)
per
30
dividends
time
rebuilding
that our
inventory
and
that shipments
of
stereophonic
problem
one
the
company
Cuban
ore.
1961,
it!
than
fourth
the
shipments
factory
reported
the
decade. Much of this progress can be attributed to
expenditures which we have been making and will
make. The fact remains, however, that the large increases
charge
The
in
periods
Hope Capital Corp.—Formed—To Issue Stock—
Net
'
of inventories at the retail
in factory
shipments. This drop
profits, as has also the increased
our
with
1960 income for the loss of a $3,000,000
which planned to engage in the production of nickel
The
purpose
of the
loan
was
to
insure
future
nickel supplies for Jones & Laughlin.
At the end of 1960, there was
no
reasonable
expectation that J&L would be able to recover any
part of its loan. Accordingly, the loan was charged off.
A
reflect
sales
same
7.
p.
cents
from
reduction
on
contract
1961, and will amount
1,
past
to
(39
of
on
decline
effect
labor
effective Oct.
capital
continue
the
share,
prior quarter
any
retail
Dec.
ahead
factory to
the
and
was
.
technological progress
the
large
period
year."
were
is
1959
versus
loan to a
signs that dealers will
"The trend appears to be
on
manufacturers
to
>
$69,951
for
history, Stanley
no
said.
Sorensen
decline
company's
four
1960—12 Months—1959
$658,100
536,996
income___
oper.
ry.
—V.
$606,947
the
per
Honey Dew Food Stores, Inc., Teaneck, N. J.
Period End. Dec. 31—
Net
Hammond
quarter ending
quarters
inventories
are
sales
had
official
With
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
in
operations."
a
units
105.
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
has
President
$3,391,427
the
1960
Mr. Adams noted. "A partial solution to this profit squeeze
area of
increased productivity. In this area, we have been
same
$1.35
thirty-month
J&L's
under
number
for
reported
1960
is
lies
added.
more
retail
resulted
volume
702.
$3,266,865
earnings
or
for
1,
hour.
an
1961,"
John
"Softening
Board
1960—12 Months—1959
in
dealers'
the
he
dealer
of
more
in
year,
and there
inventories soon," he
The
$262,529
net
31
higher than in
were
period
that
fiscal
two
year,
will
quarter also
declared
previous
last
short-
from ry. oper.
rev.
ry.
1960—Month—1959
$258,410
revenue__
5,543,262
stockholders.
told
comparable
that
the
the
of
third
the
Sorensen
show
Period End. Dec. 31—
"The
the
share
per
income
that J&L's employment cost increased 14
and 11 cents an hour Dec. 1, 1960. A
fact
Jan.
increase
cents
14
during
Jan.
hour
into
and earnings in the period were exceeded onily in
months ended Dec. 31, 1959," he said.
"Factory ship¬
nine
record
softening
a
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
3,803,485
$4,055,095,
$1.60
or
net
the
despite
be
31,
in
$23,198,000 for
and
industries,
"Factory shipments
in
of
to
$1,968,426 $16,027,551 $19,369,458
reported
Dec.
$4,790,446,
1959
United Steelworkers will become
Co.—Earnings—
company
ended
with
last
to $33,153,000
amounted
1960
for
increase
12%
an
third
1960—12 Months—1959
531,121'.
for
$29,485,000
cents
$6,986,657 $76,752,567 $82,121,989
5,018,231
60,725,016
62,752,531
4,882,703
.
ry. oper.
Chicago
level
outstanding
Corp.
Chairman
24,210,428
year.
be
securities.
of
57,451,029
18,435,448
1960—Month—1959
/
All
51,972,794
7.
p.
months
last
public
amend¬
added
initially
invested
or
under¬
by
will
proceeds
borrowings
$
16,149,746 194,051,856 197,108,501
$6,226,605
income
compared
Mr.
22-year
rate,
supplied
sale
available
Such
of
through
sale
from
193,
except
registration
a
$150,000,000
debenture
will
and
short-term
York,
covering
$
Ohio RR.—Earnings—
.
the
of
compared with income
1958, Mr. Adams reported.
per share of common stock amounted
to $4.04 in 1960, com¬
pared with $3.58 per share in 1959 and $2.79 per share in 1958.
Sales
in
1960 totaled
$778,752,000 compared with sales of $765,672,000 in 1959 and $654,060,000 in 1958, he added.
"The increased earnings can be attributed, in large measure, to the
emphasis which has been placed on our company-wide cost reduction
.program," Mr. Adams said. "The $80 million spent on capital improve¬
ments in 1960 were largely devoted to this program and our $50 million
capital expenditure program for 1961 will be, basically, a continuation
of. this program," he continued.
•
of
making
the
New
31
total
income
Net
1960—12 Months—1959
4,796,261
3,721,370
each
percentage-wise in the
products established a
Income
$
1,058,974
participation,
finished steel
market
shipments of
Laughlin's
record.
new
on
378.
p.
&
industry's
are
15,002,702
,
Hammond Organ
Barker,
Corp.—Registers Debs.—
offered
maturing
of
and
repaid
discount
200.
p.
Morgan Stanley <fe
underwriting terms
to, reduction
be
The
oper.
This
retained
Broadway,
be
proceeds
1965,
will
7.
p.
rev.
ry.
—V.
anticipated that these Barker
approximately $20,000,000 to
under
193,
on
to
general
receivables
applied
SEC
1983,
headed
offering
ment.
1775
the
due
notes
in
years.
Jones
February
Corp.—Net, Sales Rise—
Pittsburgh corporation's 1960 net income was 12% higher than
on
a
sales increase of 2%, it was announced 011 Jan. 26 by
C. Adams, Chairman of the Board.
Sales,
net
income and shipments increased
two
the
basis. >
these
193,
2,673,057
Gulf, Mobile &
ments
debentures
that
20,946,007 246,024,650 254,559,530
ry. oper.
Railway oper. revenue..
Railway operating exps.
of
General Motors Acceptance
statement
in
due
that
1398.
192, p.
Avery
chattel
a
above.—V.
Corp.,
1959
achieved
future.
be
operations
Barker's
this
assig-
by an
and
anticipated
corporate purposes.
Heintz, Inc.—Merged—
&
Siegler
in
—Earnings—
income.—
oper.
193,
exps.
shares
300,000
Jones & Laughlin Steel
of
17,675,759
revenue—
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
growth
$25,000,000.
Locations in other parts of the country are being sur¬
veyed for additional discount units.
A complete line of
wearing apparel including shoes and men's and
boys'
clothing will be added to the existing Barker units and all
Franklin's
operating
merchandising skills
position to
operation and to achieve
women's
States
locations
new
to
outlets
179
into
units
See
credit
revolving
a
company
is
It
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Dec. 31—
operating
large
stores
Railway
•
the
Jack
excellent
presently operates two stores in Orange and Wallingford,
Conn., placing major emphasis on hard goods, electrical equipment,
sporting goods, housewares, toys, hardware, garden supplies and drugs.
Franklin,
oper.
The
determined.
Barker
stores
Railway
Files
—
1961 filed a letter of notification wjith
of common stock to be offered at
Jan. 23,
on
covering
($1 per share), withotlt underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for general
exercise
upon
on
and secured
the
of
$
would
the
entry
successful
a
in
its
Franklin
conduct
in
the
announcing
both
it
outstanding stock of Barker's
Connecticut,!
in
exchange
for
in
of
President
that
29
the
of
operating
Jan.
on
corporation
SEC
the
The
dates.—V.
Stores Corp.—Acquires—
announced
The
110,000 shs.
payable to the Bank of America described
maturity
Period End. Dec. 31—
Franklin
sale
for
balance
on
notes
Memorials, Inc., Ontario, Calif.
International
7,500
Lindsay.
anticipated
Great Northern Ry
378.
p.
before
unsecured
the
to
above.
34,137
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Outstanding
§$79,974
demand
upon
of
$1,740,780
17,937
106.
193. a.
777
*141,909
income...
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
or
$5,102,077
90,629
ry. oper.
note
income—
oper.
$1,694,211
15,750
$25,450
*' 109,266
a
unpaid
borrowing
continue
8%
are
subordinated
27,702,080
from ry. oper.
rev.
ry.
$9,363,354 $10,603,173
7,669,143
8,862,393
$146,789
616,843
Net
I960—12 Months—1959
$830,164
683,375
$642,293
then outstanding 2,000 shares of
reclassified and converted into
without par value,
receivable
accounts
equipment
I960—Month—1959
revehue_.
operating exps.
Net
FINANCING
88,000
reserved
are
the
payable
notes
trade
at
RR.—Earnings—
oper.
was
,
of
18,789,035
par
Co.
stock,
shares
on
$2,853,900
$10,
represents
mortgage
58,663,459
13,722,236
8.
p.
company's
value
capital
i960—Month—1959
Railway oper. revenue..
Railway operating exps.
the
of
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—
located
are
PRESENT
TO
$100,000
par
amount
193,
Railway
of
company
t300,G00 shs.
Invest.
10,000
which
49,075,367
1,596,736
Railway
Association
options.
§ This
ment
Net
1961,
16,
shares
under
Florida East Coast
of
EFFECT
value)
par
Glassco
stock,
t Of
sub¬
498.
p.
Jan.
6,120,818
1,445,720
Period End. Dec. 31—
of America Na¬
Savings
to
100,000
through
next,
the
to
the company
Calif.
plant
Pasadena,
Bank
capital
due March
1, 1977, at 105V4%.
Payment will
Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co., Philadelphia,
the First
192,
for
and
GIVING
(without
and
payable
On
Co.—Partial Redemption—
called
debentures
at
Pa.—V.
the
of
ordinated
be
has
company
leasing
and
("Bank of America")
*
Porter
offices
to
Trust
3,522,911
income—
oper.
Illinois Terminal
August
principally in the development, manufacture
ownership
Parkway,
payable
tional
SNotes
Fischer &
The
which in
Co.,
was
Authorized
$1,706|,000 represented
the map subsidiary.—V. 191,
17,538,090
machinery and equip¬
\
Arroyo
expenses
♦Deficit.—V.
CAPITALIZATION
$
from ry. ops.
rev.
ry.
—V.
California
in
incorporated
was
Investment
Glassco
from
is engaged
executive
South
which
2202.
p.
Co.
assets
purchase,
♦Capital Stock
$780,000 market value
a
total
Net
thereafter acquired
Lindsay
equipment.
a
oper.
$
23,700,844 260,224,639 271,652,340
17,580,026 211,149,272 212,988,881
21,061,001
Net
precision pressure instruments. Lindsay is presently engaged
the
in
revenue-
Railway
Calif.
shortly
assets
company
and sale of
Notes
with
of
Angeles,
Instrument
acquired the
("Lindsay").
$
$
oper.
of America National Trust
Calif. Registrar—Security First
1960—12 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway
it sold from Lindsay-Glassco Engineering
incorporated in California on June 4,
1953,, and the company acquired, by contribution, all of the outstand¬
ing shares of Lindsay on March 24, 1958.
1955
Corp.
securities
31%
and
1955,
investigating these prospects."
we are
RR.—Earnings-
Agent—Bank
Los
Angeles,
Los
of interest, and
Illinois Central
the sale
from
•'
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer
and
Co.,
1959
proceeds
' y
wholly owned subsidiary, and now conducts
the map business through that company,
it has outstanding 31,252
common
shares held
by some 700 stockholders and owns investment
to
net.
degree
high
of 10,000 shares, esti¬
mated
at
$39,250, will be used by the company for debt reduction
and working capital. The net proceeds from the sale of the remaining
20,000
shares
will
accrue
to
Glassco
Investment
Co.,
the
selling
PROCEEDS—The
Perlow continued, "an active effort will be
assistance to medical ventures, such as the
Mr.
financial
give
to
made
Monday, February 6, 1961
.
.
.
construction and improvement of hospitals, drug companies and nursing
homes
Initial contacts with certain medical groups have resulted in a
Co., 618 So.
shares of this firm's
The
applied
Company Act; and the commission
interested persons until Feb. 13, 1961, to
transferred
Map
available
Investment
giving
thereon.
hearing
a
Pelham,
the
the
President.—V.
as
order
an
applicant
Sanborn
of
from
be
Co.—Capital Stock Offered—Pur¬
Jan. 19 offering circular, Keon &
a
BUSINESS—Glassco
300,000 shares of
Bernard
Corp.—Seeks
corporation,
exemption
stock and
Secretary,
Roy is listed
First
The
an
working capital to
•
purposes.
224,920 shares of
and
to
suant to
part
As
"Corfcurrently,"
Glassco Instrument
to
of
control
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(602)
the
the
issue
47/s%
for the
came
company's 47/s%
1986, at 100%. The
1,
at
competitive
from:
Eastman
sale
on
a
Salomon Bros. &
47/8s. Bids for a
coupon.
bonds, also
as
Dillon, Union Securi¬
ties & Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co. and R. W. Pressprich
& Co., jointly, 99.55, and
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 99.22.
GUARANTEE—The
ally
bonds
will
be
jointly
and
severally
uncondition¬
guaranteed,
by endorsement, as to principal, interest and sinking
installments .by
The
Baltimore
&
Ohio
Railroad
Co.,
Monon
Railroad
and
Southern
Railway
Co.
The
issuance,
guaranty
and
sale
of
these bonds
are
subject to authorization
fund
the
by
Commerce
used
Ohio
to
first
repay
Railroad
providing
the
mortgage
net
redeemed
at
Co.
company
bonds,
to
made
from
the
to
Southern
and
optional
prior
proceeds
advances
REDEMPTION—The
company
Interstate
Commission.
PROCEEDS—The
with
due
1,
are
redemption
March
1,
1962
sale
of
company
Railway
funds
Jan.
bonds
the
to
for
its
bonds
The
by
Co.
satisfy
the
the
will
Baltimore
purpose
obligations
on
be
&
of
its
1961.
redeemable
prices
to
at
ranging
100%
for
the
from
those
option
106%
of
for
redeemed
the
those
on
or
Volume
after
March
from
101%
redeemed
1,
193
1985,
for
and
those
March
on
Number 6027
at
sinking
redeemed
fund
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
redemption
March
on
.
1,
1962
to
prices
100%
ranging
for
Lehigh Valley
those
The
company
is the Louisville
terminal
of
the
roads.
It
also
has
direct
connections
with,
and
from
and
to,
f|ve
terminate
in
other
major
trunk
proprietary railswitching service
railroads, all of which
line
oper.
revenue-
$3,630,538
Railway
\
:
oper.
expenses
3,553,121
Net
Louisville.
PURCHASERS—The
purchase
amounts
from
of
the
purchasers
the
named
the
company
below
have
severally agreed
respective
principal
operations——
following
Amount
The
First
Boston
Equitable
Corp._$2,110,000
William Blair & Co.—_
Wm.
1,400,000
Adams
—V.
Amount
Securities
Corp.
Hallgarten
&
&
Co
Pollock
&
770,000
&
Crouter
"
Bodine____
oper.
Kicks
to
be
of
Net
oper.
formed
for
play
presently
with
the
ship
interests,
entitled
SEC
partners
the
Jan.
on
to
of
purpose
York,
New
producing
limited
a
the
& Co.," filed a registration statement
1961, covering $400,000 of limited partner¬
offered for sale in $8,000 units. The general
D'Lugoff
and
Robert
Nemiroff
Barron
are
"producers" and promoters. Kicks & Co. is said to be an original
work, with music and lyrics by Oscar Brown, Jr., of Chicago, and
book by
Oscar Brown, Jr. with Mr. Nemiroff as editorial associate..
The
producers
Nemiroff
•The
cf
to
Nemiroff
box
office
will
receive
receipts.
1%
will
production,
Walter
with
Mr.
and
Brown
1
.
with
the
will
with
Mr.
to
receive
50%
of
net
profits
of
partners sharing in the remaining
general manager of the musical.
as
273,935
nine
next
floor
Kings
of
sale
by
the
Marbledale
40
with
the
stock,
the
SEC
of
$4
Lyon
and
share
per
&
the
days
years.
the
to
The
of
receive
offered
Macomber
50%>.
products.
has
originated
It
the
operates
licensed
line
"V"
of
high-strength
plants
Canadian
at Canton, Ohio,
European affiliates,
and
outstanding
to
are
be
underwriters
cents
40
a
offered
headed
the
they
prices;
date
of
but
this
25,000
stock
will
not
offering.
company
on
prices
at
Railway
Railway
any
not
sold
be
The
jacks and
the
components.
The
$843,000 net
test
instruments.
The
balance
President,
V.
to
shares
certain
of
stock,
holds
and/or
owns
Frankel,
indebtedness,
common
199,467
owns
of
the
record
shares.
521,033
the
Of
R.
shares
William
a
turret
offered
public sale by the company,
of
for
stock,
common
thereof.
The
to
be offered
offering
is
to
underwriters
headed
rate
debentures,
the
on
terms
for
both
C.
by
issues
be
to
and
by
the
all
or
none
Unterberg,
Towbin
offering
supplied
to
In
and
company
its
subsidiaries
assembling
and
form.
net'
will
The
be
used
standing
time
for
the
proceeds
in
$500,000
and
the
$750,000
this
the
underwriting
business
sale
of
kit and
the
of
in
.
to
1,025,000 shares
dent,
H.
of
289,342
the
company
has
offering.
'
The
the
at
.
Placid Co., Lake
company
SEC
$1,000
The
on
Jan.
30,
1961
per
without
debenture,
proceeds
are
be
to
used
filed
a
letter
notification
with
debenture income bonds to be offered
underwriting.
for general corporate
1960—Month—1959
Railway
Railway
oper.
revenue-
oper.
expenses
.
$246,119
198,729;
«
$243,376
209,878
SEC
Net
'•
revenue
way
Net
to
*
ry.
oper.
income
Deficit.—V. 193,
p.
49.
$33,498
*4,297
$818,759
81,493
common
$i
-
been
j
stock,
appointed
value stock
par
,,
.
the
Board
of
Directors
of
the
railroad
Gas
Co.—Financing Cleared—
Light
under
Co.
to
the
Holding
issue
and
Company
sell
Act
additional
an
Co.,
$5,000,004 in cash, to its parent, American
to issue and sell to banks, from time to time
agggregate of $20,000,000 of promissory notes.
and
be used by Milwaukee Gas
Light to finance
its 1961 and 1962 construction program.—V.
193, p. 381.
& Sault Ste Marie
1960—Month—1959
RR.—Earnings
1960—12 Mos.—1959
oper.
expenses
2,747,871
2,935,226
34,581,437
$42,282,227
37,557,614
*$222,203
$125,032
$5,874,682
$4,724,613
*200,872
*1,358
1,671,500
1,618,159
Net
from
rev.
ry.
ry.
ops.
income
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
193,
$3,060,258 $40,456,119
107.
p.
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway
Railway
of
price
shares
to
the
10c
to
be
16,
the
United
motion
imports
them
States
picture
into
of
$2,250,602
858,838
1,247,002
as
a
revenue-
$4,398,677
oper.
expenses
3,390,449
Net
ry.
—V.
.
165,607
group
subordinated
' v
public
sale
and
of
in
filed
of
a
letter
common
stock
(no
par)
notification
(no
to
for
par)
be
No
with
and
offered
to
consolidated
ending
year
-
.
900
the
subsidiaries
Nov.
30,
increased
the
over
*
net
income
over
its
before
net
a
most
the
oper.
spice
share,
totaling
and
of
extract
$1.40
$1.50
per
special items
of
$772,565
income
successful
Net
operations-—
—V.
193,
year
since
to
$1.40
$3,276,236
2,427,113
$849,123
86,227
$6,161,692
1,984,482
3,629,298
End. Dec. 31—-
Railway
oper..
1960—Month—1959
<
revenue.
$1,518,321
Railway oper. expenses.
1,304,589
$12.50
common
Corp.—Common
in
1959.—V.
Stock
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
191,
per
Offered—
and
Granbery,
associates offered publicly on Feb. 2
share, 1,300,000 shares of this corporation's
stock. The issuer is
a
Net
from rail-
revenue
'
operations
way
.
ry.
♦Deficit.
—V.
193,
:i $265,889
$2,307,881
$3,069,448
53,197
p.
96,899
*154,951
1,102,154
49.
Montgomery Ward Credit Corp.—Additional Financing
Details—Our issue of Jan. 30 reported the offering on
26 of $25,000,000 of 4%%
debentures, due Feb. 1,
1981, and $25,000,000 of 5%% subordinated debentures
due Feb. 1, 1981. Additional
financing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—The
acting
is
filed
the
In
underwriters, for whom Lehman Brothers
representative, have severally agreed,
subject
to
the
Underwriting Agreement, a copy of which
as
and
conditions of the
as
exhibit
an
all
company
each
in
case
respective
names
chase
given
the
the
the
to
small business investment
registration
debentures
the
and
indicate
dollar
that
amount
the
of
Lehman
Brothers
$3,080,000
Abbott, Proctor & Paine
Allen
&
a
bank
located
holding
in
has
Marine
/.
by
102
company
the
in. its
Midland
company
in
company's
common
Corp.
PROCEEDS—Net
the
which
communities
been
will
stock.
own
11
owns
New
sole
Marine
banks
York
the
of
proceeds from the sale
to
provide investment
of
178
Marine
having
present
the
Midland
with
State.
stockholder,
After
10.6%
by
sale
company's
the
capital
stock
and
Corp.,
offices
Midland
invested
of! stock,
stock.
will
be
below
has
A.
Allyn
C.
agreed
Arnhold
&
Co.
Parker
F.
&
Redpath
75,000
Bacon, Whipple & Co
Baird
Sc
250,000
Co.
Inc.
75,000
Burge & Kraus
115,000
115,000
Bateman, Eichler & Co.Bear, Stearns & Co
250,000
A.
250,000
G.
Inc..
50,000
Becker & Co.
Bingham, Walter
Hurry Inc.-
Co.______
75,000
Inc.
&
Eberstadt
&
Co.—,—
Inc.
Equitable Securities Corp.
The First Boston Corp..
First California Co. Inc.
First of Michigan Corp.
First Southeastern Co._
First Southwest Co
Freehling, Meyerhoff
50,000
Co.
Robert Garrett & Sons.
Glore,
Ellis
Sc
&
Co.
&
Simmons.
J.
C.
Alex.
Co
Goodbody
Granbery, Marache
Sc
Co
Hallgarten Sc Co
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
Harriman Ripley Sc Co.
115,000
195,000
Sc
Sons
75,000
Dain
& Co.
Inc
195,000
-
-
50,000
115,000
used
Dempsey-Tegeler Sc Co.-
115,000
management
R. S. Dickson & Co. Inc.
75,000
75,000
75,000
250,000
500,000
500,000
Hayden, Miller & Co.—
Hayden, Stone & Co
Hemphill, Noyes Sc Co—
H.
50,000
75,000
Inc.
Hentz
Hickey
115,000
115,000
75,000
Brown
115,000
&
Co.
Halle & Stieglitz
Bradford & Co
195,000
500,000
500,000
75,000
Julien Collins Sc Co
M.
&
115,000
Chapman, Howe & Co
Clark, Dodge Sc Co. Inc.
J.
Forgan
500,000
Inc
Co
75,000
50,000
50,000
Blyth
50,000
75,000
50,000
Blunt
250,000
&
D.
Blair & Co
500,000
50,000
Bishop Securities Ltd
H.
195,000
195,000
Ellis, Holyoke & Co
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
Eppler, Guerin & Turner
115,000
Baker, Weeks & Co
Ball,
&
Dillon,
Union Securities & Co.
75,000
Auchincloss,
pur¬
Eastman
Inc
W.
Noonan
Dominick & Dominick__
Drexel
Bleich-
S.
to
Dixon Bretscher
250,000
Inc..
their
issues.
195,000
&
from
debentures,
opposite
Debentures
50,000
Co
Inc.
organized
underwriter
both
purchase
to
subordinated
Debentures
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.
was
statement,
the
all
principal amounts set forth
Boettcher
company
,
$213,732
income.
oper.
company, licensed under the Small Business Investment
Act of 1958, and an affiliate of the Marine Midland
HISTORY—The
>1960—12 Mos.—1959
$l,749v213 $18,606,936 $20,238,759
1,483,324
1S,299;055
17,169,311
-
Net
J. Barth & Co
Capital
$69,133,738 $72,363,385
30,941,499
33,198,493
RR.—Earnings—
>• Period
its
paid a regular dividend
plus an extra dividend of
compared
as
$
203.
p.
Monon
,
$
$4,815,874
income, r
ry.*' oper.
<
>1960—12 Mos.—1959
$
from rail¬
revenue
way
Net
firm
share
1960—Month—1959
$22,782,197 $25,494,709 297,260,776 303,398,857
17,966,323 ' 19,333,017 228,127,038 231,035,472
revenue-
Railway oper. expenses.
Robert
stocks
^
$
Railway
is
.
$1,061,526
experienced
3,781,657
Missouri-Pacific RR.—Earnings—
terms
last
3,721,483
at-the-
underwriting
working capital.,
its
and
$14,003,547 $14,478,184
79,029
Jan.
of
corporation.
Files With
—
$888,046
220,647
203.
p.
Period End. Dec. 31—
which
included
are
$1,008,2281
income
shares.
debentures,
shares,
operations-:—
oper.
193,
1960—12 Mos.—1959
<
$4,394,792 $57,475,235 $58,384,971
3,506,746
43,471,688
43,906,787
from rail¬
revenue
way
Net
United
■
common
I960—Month—1959
oper.
a
editors,
the
'
purposes.
for
•
Marache & Co. and
at
$1,902,660
118,969
Railway
1
in
200,000
1961
used
company
common
per
$205,392
44,531
and
name
507.
p.
$101,222
income
oper.
193, p. 49.
Railway
acquired all of the
$1,519,200 in cash.
The
for
convertible
into
shares
$288,961
1960,
3,443,068
to
successor
same
Since the
1959 figures
represented a $4,137,055 increase over the
$38,912,707 sales made in 1958, net sales of McCormick have increased
by more than $9,700,000 in the past two years.
its
$5,693,670
3,497,409
operations
ry.
roeder
During
$5,400,069
290,308
Missouri-K&nsas-Texas RR.—Earnings-
1959.
on
$495,700
293,468
certain
founding in 1889 both in sales and earnings per share before special
items, which were $4.08 in 1960 as compared to $2.92 in 1959.
In
a
financial statement forwarded sto stockholders
by W. Ernest
Issel, Vice-President-Treasurer of McCormick, it was shown that net
sales in fiscal 1960 rose to
$48,647,261, as compared to $43,049,762
in
$394,690
expenses
Period End. Doc. si—
company
officials
6%
offered
Jan.
221
the
1960—12 Mos.—1959
revenue-
oper.
way
Net
—V.
dealers
non-voting common stock
certain employees of the
are
1960—Month—1959
oper.
Net revenue from rail¬
is
$1,750,000
$47,390
*905
offering
150,000
Corp.
from rail-
operations
for
the
corporate
of
be
on
covering
of
1959.
Corp.
,
to
are
by
I960—12 Mos.—1959
$3,189,921
2,371,162
has
shares for
The offering was oversubscribed and the books
closed.
purposes.
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—EarningsPeriod End. Dec. 31—
the
York
$2,525,668
The
Midland
of
150,000
and
several
large mail
company's sale of additional
working .capital, to be used for the
to
converted
McCormick
'
Placid, N. Y.—Files With SEC
covering $300,000 of 5%
and
from
management
be
corporation
Eastman
Lake
types,
added
$1,000,000
shares
sales
common
171i
the
law, is
bearing, the
the
individual
general
in
shares and
192, p.
to
be
increased
outstanding
Executive
stockholders.—V.
zoom
.
'■■■;
indebtedness,
of
Delaware
1960,
$5,597,499 in 1960 for the
preceding 12 months.
During the 1960 fiscal year,
the
stock, of which Abraham Pletman, Presi¬
proposes to sell 29,500 shares, and Max
Vice-President,
owns
277,081
shares
and
to sell 29,500 shares.
The prospectus lists eight other selling
owns
Kranzberg,
proposes
certain
public
corporation
net proceeds
and
to
are
Net
the
addition
30,000
corporation
by
company under arrangements
of time payment accounts, the effective cost of
approximately 12-14% per annum; an estimated
receivables.
the
under
August
them
for
proceeds
debentures
repayment of presently out¬
amount which are secured by
bank
and
at
Illinois
reflix
and
The
$250,000
inventories
sale
of
involved.
wired
partial repayment of presently outstanding short-term
loans incurred for working capital purposes;
approxi¬
for the design and development of, and the purchase
of
inventory
for,
new
products including
kits for test
equipment,
citizen
band
transceivers and
amateur communication
kits; and an
estimated
$150,000 will be reserved for the purchase of equipment
and
facilities
for
the
company's proposed plant in Nassau County,
Long Island. The balance will be added to working capital and used
for general corporate purposes,
including the financing of increased
mately
In
will
shares
A,
shares
averaged
to
unsecured
regis¬
a
offered
addition
market
the
of
New
revenue-
,
The
equipment and
engineering, designing,
in
maximum
Co., Inc., Baltimore, Md.
SEC—Sales, Net Up—
and
equipment
be
to
are
McCormick &
interest
The
the
shares
prospectus lists 27 selling stockholders. The largest
blocks are being sold by Growth
Capital, Inc. (20,000 shares), Elfun
Trusts (12,500), and
Studley, Shupert & Co., Inc., as Trustee (10,500).
through
Co.
in
parts
company's
to
said
receivable
accounts
engaged
in
electronic
approximately
factoring
has
of
from
follows:
as
loans
payment
which
distributing
are
electronic
A
for
the
The
company's
the
The
distributing an extensive line of
high fidelity sound components
capitaliza¬
common
oper.
and 100,000 shares, being outstanding
holders thereof.
The
offering will be made
organized
an
Illinois
sells
stock
100,000
be
and
price
of
and
and
37,500
amendment.
by
Chicago, 111., filed
31, 1961 covering
Jan.
50,000
holders
present
basis
Ave.,
on
which
to two series of debentures
outstanding in the amount of,
$1,000,000 each, the company has outstanding 300,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock, of which Leopold owns 58,200 shares, McDonnell & Co.,
Offer¬
1976,
Loyola
SEC
of
basis through underwriters headed
by McDonnell &
offering price and underwriting terms are to be sup¬
1946.
houses.
operations
100,000 outstanding shares
an
on
public
be
'due
public sale
made
E.
and
are
for
debentures
Co.- of
order
an
Gas
Minneapolis, St. Paul
carrying of increased accounts receivalbe resulting from increased vol¬
ume, for the
purchase of additional inventory needed for expanded
165-08 Liberty Avenue, Jamaica, New York, filed
statement with the SEC on Jan.
27,
1961, covering
subordinated
in
lens
order
corporation,
convertible
sale,
company
reserved
stock
States
'
series
of
West
projectors, and photographic accessory equipment; and, through
Japanese affiliate, it produces 8mm motion picture cameras of the
The
$2,500,000
issued
Period End. Dec. 31—
Secondary—
slide
ing and Secondary—
registration
1,989,002
projectors,
.
a
present
1961, up to an
additional funds will
in part
$4,578,767
1,990,776
the
stock,
present
company,
business
of
capital
45.187
Corp.—Debenture
1227
with
amendment.
organized
stock, to be offered to management and other key employees
pursuant to the company's 1959 Stock Option Plan.—-V. 192, p. 2223."
This
$4,689,741
414,088
company is
engaged in the manufacture
line of 8mm
motion picture film
company, of .12 East 46th Street, New. York City, filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC on Jan. 27, covering 50,000 shares of
Electronics
of
Gas Light
has
Milwaukee
during
none
The
common
Radio
the
of
1,453,846 shares of
Missouri-Illinois RR.—Earnings—
$467,304
officers, employees and business associates of the company, and 10,000
of such
30,000 shares will be purchased by Herbert R. Leopold and
R. Bernard, president and executive vice
president, respectively,
and principal stockholders of the
company.
■
(E.J.) Korvette, Inc.—Files Stock Plan—
Lafayette
or
been
common
This
concerns
expects
that any
from
the
growth of
606.
p.
common
Natural
The
Albert
the
outstanding shares
to be sold 60 days after this offering, Mr. Frankel, Elliot D. Ulman,
a Vice-President,
and Ivan Suss propose to sell an aggregate of 36,000
shares, and Weissman, as a custodian, proposes to sell the remaining
9,187 shares.—V. 191, p. 2415.
--- r;r
tration
SEC
416,667
19,988,911
201,118
the
public
by
have
W'eissman,
and
The
Net
$24,567,678
$193,773
of
by
the
by
The
plied
has. outstanding-
Morton
191,
authorizing
1960—12 Mos.—1959
Industries, Inc.—Offering and
common
all
an
Co.
of
company.
which
of
business
and
result
Railway
106.
sale
on
.
addition
Trust
Committee
Milwaukee
.
111.,
-
diversifica¬
no
$2.32,
-
Midland
Executive
value.—V.
Latin
of
type
diversi¬
pursuant to Section 4 of the Supplemental Indenture dated
1943, ascertained and determined that the net
earnings of the
company for the year 1960 were insufficient to
provide any payment
ot interest in 1961 on the
company's adjustment mortgage series "A"
and
series
"B"
bonds.
Therefore, coupons No. 35 and 36 have
debenture
>.•
small
will
for 2,500,000 shares of
corporation.—V. 192, p. 2611.
The
from rail¬
statement
of
stock,
receivable.
In
$1,000
\
per
$2,055,220 $23,903,935
1,587,916
19,214,194
1,594,399
income
company,
public
approximately
$476,710 will be added to working capital and used for general corporate
purposes
as
required, including the financing of additional accounts
826,000
193, p.
The
and to extend its activities in the field of
multipleconnectors; approximately $100,000 for continued research in
the design, development and production of components for microwave
instruments, ana approximately $35,000 to transistorize and miniaturize
of
share
common
$3,375
1960—Month—1959
$1,788,172
operations
shares
connectors
line
per
than
in
indicated
it
con¬
or
Railway
expenses
oper.
tration
proceeds from
contact
present
earnings
more
reasonable
a
is
will consist of
company
RR.—Earnings—
revenue-
Mansfield
sale of new stock will be used as follows: $66,290 to
factoring advances, which were used for general working capital;
approximately $100,000 for the purchase of additional machinery and
equipment; approximately $65,000 to develop the company's present
its
to
1926.
p.
oper.
ry.
—V.
company's
of
and
amount
188,
oper.
way
Net
repay
line
Island,
serves
the
the
l
steel
share.
per
microwave
assets
Net revenue
until
registration
principally in the design, development and
manufacture of radio frequency connectors. Its other
products include
test
equipment, miscellaneous electronic components, telephone plugs
and
also
and
funds
the
field
broad
a
in
is engaged
company
nearly $600,000,
issue.—V.
Period End. Dec. 31—
be offered
or
last
of
tax
Maine Central
by
outstanding
common
shares
which
by certain principal stockholders of
underwriters
at $1.33
this
listed
be
may
market
Rock
and
its
by
contemplate
have
to
of
April 1,
company ranked third in reported fabricated steel
year, with sales of more than $24 million, net income
by
sale
for
and
invest
$1,000,000
industrial
endeavor
industry
growth
obtained
not
company,
-
tangible
this
of
Ross,
commission
share
per
over-the-counter
after
Net
public
stock,
structural
will
will
of
additional
an
does
particular
any
but
class
Corp.
Midland Valley RR. Co.—Interest
Payments Passed—
EARNINGS—The
of
shares
for
of
the
the
in
substantial
income
The Marine
transfer agent
special
registration
a
295,187
be
being
shares
new
which
includes
the
company
to
of
v;
plant, near Los Angeles, this Spring.
Macomber will supply
equipment, and do all engineering, scheduling and marketing
plant's output, which is sold in California, Washington,
Oregon,
Idaho, Nevada, and Arizona.
It
area.
a
consideration
Capital
$1.
cating
of
to
aggregating $900,000 in three com¬
the hospital supply manufacturing,
packing industries.
At Dec.
industrial
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion
of Macomber
Allspans, steel joists used for
framing over clear spans up to 120 feet, and other
products, is expected to begin at Kaiser's Montebello fabri¬
production
filed
Y.,
covering
are
shares,
group
will
upon
the
also
sold
The
a
in
prevailing
from
statement
were
which
thereof
exchange
of
excess
60
thereof.
N.
1961,
shares
expenses'. The 45,187 outstanding shares will
the' holders
securities
27,
45,187
through
Inc.,
Co.,
$15,000 for
by
Tuckahoe,
Jan.
250,000
and
company
present holders
at
Road,
on
which
3,384,841
roof
and
Macomber
Kings Electronics Co., Inc.—Offering and Secondary—
statement
$9,727,526
15-year 6% subordinated debentures, priced at
to Ohio residents, are convertible into Macomber
prices ranging .from $15 to $22.50 per share during
at
under
concern
as
rela¬
portion
concerns.
tion
America.
common
$8,405,841
2,824,125
BUSINESS—Production
of the gross weekly
the
263,261
stock
the
Nemiroff, as a management fee,
box-office receipts until the pro¬
have
been
recouped.
The
general
limited
act
common
>
and
Brown
as
these
and offered solely
par,
and
musical
entitled
■'
weekly
gross
the
contract
$975,293
had
and
investment
risk
which
CONVERSION—The
-
<
the
$400,000 partnership
applied to the production, '
all production expenses and the
The
$762,892
49.
p.
of
to
improvements, with proceeds from $1.5 million in deben¬
tures underwritten by The Ohio
Co., Columbus, O.
be
royalty to them of 6%
a
;
beryllium
business
of
tion
Offered—This Canton, O.
equipment for fabrication
of its products by Kaiser Steel
Corp., and other capital
when
will
including
D'Lugoff
the
of
be
Fried
Mr.
of
formed
try-out.
provides for
expenses
partners
contract
a
thereof
$400,000,
out-of-town
an
into
be
Proceeds
cost
Mr.
duction
to
is
sold.
are
estimated
entered
giving them exclusive stage production rights to the play.
partnership
interests
cost
have
small
fication
substantial
income™
oper.
193,
and
centration'
of
Macomber Inc.—Debentures
steel fabricator will finance
the
Mr.
f
1960—12 Mos.—1959
par
dramatico-musical
"Kicks
Charles
expenses
State
14, 1960, it also
investments;
from rail¬
operations
partnership
27,
be
Burton
Street,
electronics
$2,276,580 $23,764,397 $25,656,641
1,301,287
15,358,556
15,929,115
United
its
least initially, will be made to concerns located
or
in
adjacent
areas.
At
Nov.
30,
1960, the
.BUSINESS—Midland
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
$1,764,568
1,001,676
at
company had made investments
panies engaged, respectively, in
*1,487,780
Arkansas
revenue-
revenue
ry.
—V.
Bleecker
337
*3,597,045
investments,
in' New-York
$5,928,078
75,495
the
of
major
its
in
Net
Co.—Proposes Offering—
Co.,
of
200,000
way
-Kicks
to
eligible small business concerns throughout
However, the company believes that, as a result
tionship .with the Marine Midland banking system, the
States. \
106.
p.
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway
Railway
Townsend,
&
$4,416,009
-
400,000
v.;
.
$756,560
*568,177
193,
Louisiana &
$770,000
Co.
.
DeHaven
937.
p.
E.
Inc.
*
1,150,000
Peck_____—_
159,
♦Deficit.—V.
bonds:
$77,417
income
oper.
7
services
(
1960—12 Mos.—1959
$4,749,144 $51,309,614 $54,425,811
3,922,584
46,893,605
48,497,733
from rail¬
revenue
Net ry.
'
;
1960—Month—1959
Railway
way
to
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—
1985.
1,
(603)
Sc
Sc
Co
Co
—
75,000
195,000
250,000
.115,000
50,000
:
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(604)
.
Monday, February 6, 1961
.
.
'
Debentures
Hogle & Co.—___
A.
& Pay
Hooker
Hornblower
£].
&
Co
&
Co.—-
The
Inc
Illinois Co.
Kaufman Bros.
50,000
Co
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.—
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc.Ladenburg, Thalmann
Shields
Laird,r.Bissell & Meeds—
Lazard
Preres
&
Co..—
75,000
500,000
Lester,
Ryons
&
Co
115,000
Carl
M.
Loeb, Rhoades
Inc
115,000
.
Marshall
McCormick
McKelvy
Co.—-—
&
Co.
Fenner
Inc.
R.
W.
Newbold's
H.
50,000
Son
Northwest
Pacific
Co.—
Curtis
Paribas
—•—
&
Pierce
Co.
to
merge
■<Co.—was
John
announced
E.
Bridgeport
directors
of
and
both
and
companies
details
meetings to be held in May.
would bring together companies with
shares
202,510
Ohio.
..
eaid,
.sales
fully
more
created
by
closely
recently
the
merger,
have
with
been
consolidation
this
would
enable
become
that
the
from
the
division
a
management
Bridgeport
of foreign markets,
and more intensively
Mr. Zender
its
of
that
addition
In
Brass Co.,
and
executive
changes
no
continuing
to
Bridgeport would
would be made in'
the. merger
of
would
become
President
as
8,964,494
106,938,970
106,888,147
$2,707,374
income
preliminary
a
ported
sales
of
report
$4,960,731
1,417,824
2,221,173
;
director
a
$580,172,000
operations
1960
and
income
net
share on 10,167,304 outstanding
preferred dividend payments.' ]'
;
shares,
per
Latest
figures
months
of
available
when
1960
the
on
1,518,498
National
National
of
the
National
of
of
Food
18,053,079
offering is
Edelstein
Co.,
eold
to
Inc.,
restaurants
tribution
is
accounts
and
and
due
chinery
1961—Month- -1960
The
for
taxes
10,164,916
10,245,377
126,937,188
117,561,239
13,259,888
11,227,038
154,821,107
138,117,295
11,676,961
10,012,094
131,974,846
118,758,362
oper.
institutions
$304,500,
loans
and
oper; income.
after
charges
—V.
control;
and
$40,000
and
cents
50
a
Louis
Of
the
for
Western
1960—Month—1959
Net
revenue.
Net
ry.
18,167,190
21,815,581
241,278,673
246,952,704
10,870,213
13,462,932
144,112,599
150,989,847
operations.— r
income
oper.
193,
7,296,977
8,352,649
97,166,074
95,962,857
5,660,891
;
6,589,703
66,496,940
66,163,616
The
corporation
competition
for
has
successful
production
contract,
which
is
Corp.,
according
Norris-Thermador,
bidder
Polaris
of
in
A-2
"in
of
excess
its
at
to
$1,700,000,"
Jan.
a
Vernon
31
received
was
from
Oil
reorganization
of
Co.
the
1
than
by
President
San
William
v.
three
(on
are
tions
and
the
G.
primary
stock,
oil
County,
primary
of
and
purchased
income
time,
which
said,
gas
of
the
Texas,
engineer,
which
50%
are
oil
North
Star,"
from
bock
67.5%
value
and
owned
has
company
food
a
$50,000
to
used
.-v
•
Shannon Field,
buy
to
repay
additional
and
Railway
p.
about
Vincent
29
cents
Neamand,
220,000
share,
per
the
shares,
common
of
which
having
Caracciolo
stockholder-creditor,
and
-
*
1
National
offered
and
$10
the
per
and
of
the
sold
to
Grant
on
common
remaining
share.
737
SEC
stock.
not
offering
27,
Of
more
100,000
The
Street,
Jan.
than
shares
will
will
be
will
The
It
receive
company
the
He
is
was
commission
organized
controls
to
5o/o
invest
with
30
,o
25
offered
by
manager
85
cents
registration
11,000 shares
oersons
be
a
registration
at
$9.15
for
National
will
Norwich
New
the
Pharmacal
records
in
first
sale
Western
stock
net
and investment advisor,
per share.
under
the
class A voting and 30%
of the class B non¬
stock of the management company; and he
is also president
stockholder of National Western Life
Insurance Co., which owns
of the non-voting stock of the
(management company.
income
equal to $1.55
outstanding at
the
the previous year,
'
In
of
and
146,426,171
10,115,540
net
'
:
to
$11,814,569
taxes
8,022,137
$4,166,067
$5,876,640
272,269
1,272,231
-
com¬
28,225.64
;
12,000.00
capital
seasonably
materials
and
to
purchase
advanta¬
supplies
72,299.29
for
released
1960
30
$3,133,328
$2,941,102
134,858
*648,336
*373,662
by
•
subsidiaries
the 3,846,401 shares of
on
....
and
the
1960
were
$45,164,865
49.
p.
Products
dividend
$1
on
above.—V.
Corp.,
187,
1436.
p.
share,, which
a
of
to
into
and
the
conversion
split
Jan.
on
common
30
the
been
paid for
share
a
June,
the
on
the
past
present
dividend
1961,
and
two
to
years,
stock.
would
This
result
in
rate
a
be
would
annual
an
$1.20 per
of
the
outstanding
basis
•;
time,
basis
but
of
stock
common
231,345
shares
12,750,553
be
available
of
common
the
split
shares
not
out¬
on
a
stock.
common
will
a
on
issued
be
for
of
the
&
Co.
for $25
it
proval
the
Drexel
V.
came
stock.
Holders of the $1 dividend preference common
present certificates in exchange for cer¬
surrender
would
new
will
offer
share
a
into
their
stock.
common
to
common
purchase
those
from
stock,
who
such
$1
dividend
to
be
above mentioned proposal by the
$1 dividend preference stock will receive
& Co. advising them of the,,, steps to be
of
192,
the
996.
p.
preference
common
wish to sell instead of
may
offer
con¬
contingent upon ap¬
stockholders.
Holders
a
communication
taken
if
from
interested.—
"
/
sales
income
shares
shares; and conversion of the
dividend preference common stock
of $1
into
will
13,509,051
27,018,102
remaining authorized
verting
■
with
into
shares
231,345
Drexel
to
■
has
$2.40
with
tificates
George
•
stock
authorized
was
financing future growth.
The split in stock, Mr. Rincliffe said, would be effective April 25,
1961.
Certificates representing one additional share of common stock,
for each share held, would be mailed soon thereafter to holders of the
common
.
commoh stock
common
basis
of
this
at
by
rose
preference
share-for-share
a
standing
$1.35 per
or
■
193,
two-for-one split of the company's
A
of
V
.
$1,119,917 $13,593,446 $13,835,601
Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Exchange Agreement
Allied
stock
company
1960—12 Mos.—1959
$456,672
stock
Jan.
on
1960—Month—1959
income
—V.
present common
reported
were
Ry.—Earnings—
operations.,.-;-
two-for-one
-•
profit before U. S.
in
the
amounted
earlier.—V.
compared
192,
p.
latest
to
and
foreign taxes
compared
year,
$5,863,293
in
I960,
with
on
$10,281,438
against
in
$5,133,381
Presidential Realty
year
Corp.—Exchange Plan and Offer'g
This
1959;
a
South
filed
704.
(1)
corporation,
Inc.—Files
for
Offering—
v
,
-
520,195
all
or
Fox
none
&
be
five
Co.,
best
Inc.
supplied
year
efforts
The
by
warrants
basis
public
through underwriters
offering price
amendment.
to
purchase
The
an
public offering price.
The
sale
of
.
and
headed
underwriting
by Norton,
terms
are
principal underwriter will receive
additional 10,000 shares at the
..
•
.
•
'
radio
equipment,- missiles,
and
television,
commercial
data-handling,
computers,
common
holders
York,
company,
180
of
in
and
shares
M.
Broadway,
the SEC
be
offered,
&
Son,
Shapiro
exchange
(2)
to
for
150,000
a
Inc.
like
White
on
on
(the
amount
common
Jan.
a
Plains,
30,
share
York,
New
1961,
for
covering
basis,
share
"Shapiro Company"),
common
shares of
of
shares to be
sale
price
offered ,for
public
through underwriters headed by Burnham & Co.
ing
The public offer¬
underwriting terms for the public offering are to be
supplied by amendment. The company will sell to the principal under¬
writer
and
and
additional
an
associate
30,000
for
common
1
cent
shares
each,
at
warrants
prices
to
to
be
law
in
purchase
an
supplied
by
amendment.
The
is engaged in the development, design, production and
custom-made and standardized electronic components for use
commercial
New
,
company
communications
stock
of
that
of
registration statement with
a
to
Nytronics,
Nytronics, Inc., 550 Springfield Avenue, Berkeley Heights, New Jersey,''
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Jan.
27, 1961, covering
100,000 shares of capital stock, to be offered for public sale on an
in
the
company to make'.ats purchases,
substantial (savings; 'If only part'
$40,669,135 in 1959.
Such
to
at
Insurance
to- pay
from rail¬
oper.
splitting
$13,898,777
7,243,287
28,105
report
1
in
the
is
*112,229
oper.
effective
1960—12 Mos.—1959
net income amounted to $5,148,057
sales
enable
supplies
to
and
issue
present
2328.
p.
equivalent
year-end.
1960
r
the
share after the two-for-one stock split."
The stockholders will be asked to approve the increase of the author¬
ized no par common stock from 15,000,000 shares to 40,000,000 shares;
$11,409,354
earnings
share
per
and
Co.,
of
purpose
$220,468
$2.24
14,568,518
$290,895
the
of
Insurance
$219,500.00
ry.
rate
$975,865
'
.
Consolidated
the
and
by the
Directors, subject to the approval of the stockholders at their
annual meeting on April 12, 1961.
R. G. Rincliffe, President of the company, stated;
"After the stock¬
holders approve the proposal, the Board of Directors
contemplates in¬
creasing the common stock dividend from the present annual rate of
Co.—Record Highs—
sales
company in a preliminary
Bengert, President.
* /
W.
at
Man¬
funds
of
both
house
10,894,499
Board
' "
107.
p.
manu¬
by
requirements and to meet
and Loan, Equitable Life
,ar\d_.others.
Savings
County
Life
revenue
stock
183,608,782-
RR.—Earnings—
*9,719
-
193,
the
Each
furnished
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Stock Split—Conversion—
share;
per
public
of
special
voting
a
of
stock,
made
filed
covering
Delaware law in August 1960.
in companies
"believed to have growth
emphasis on companies engaged primarily
life insurance business."
Doyle H. Baird is listed as presidents
also
president
of
the
management
company
and
personally
proposes
possibilities,
in.
a
Denver,
1961,
this
agement Corp., the Fund's distributor,
which
—V.
in
houses.
plans
10,460,118
The
income
oper.
The company's
Western,
with
111,000 shares of
be
ry.
built to meet code
institutions
engaged
custom
from
663,245
See
,V
684,970
Deficit.
is
Co.
builds
It
lumber
Federal Housing Authority
company's houses have been accepted for mortgage
Lewis
♦Deficit.
from rail¬
Net
Fabricating
houses.
kiln-dried
lending
The
share-for-share
Registers—
statement
812,320
494,573
share,
Growth Fpnd, Inc.—
of
lumber,
way
$2,878,160 $27,044,434 $37,182,611
$709,206
*
Coast
851,081
Net
^
-
1960—Month—1959
'
Offered—
$1,071,549
2569.
$
174,915,492
-
operations.$214,633
way
■ owns
11.36%.
Pacific
expenses.
Consolidated
National Western Insurance
*
revenue.
oper.
a
advertising and promotion; $14,700 td
Caracciolo, President; and the balance
outstanding
$
V,;X\.;
Net revenue
ma¬
bac¬
for
D.
from rail-
oper.
Co.—Debentures
16
Each house is
material
192,
Net
1960—12 Mos.—1959
11,445,946 147,871,058
Northwestern
about
offering is sold, the net proceeds of the offering will be applied
the issuer in the following priorities:
current liabilities, trade accounts, etc
$106,975.07
of
14,324,106
Period End. Dec. 31—
PAC's
Crockett
189,
13,037,797
49.
Fabricating
from
cut
Pheoll
by North Star.—V.
747,390
p.
that
taxes
profit
revenue-
; v
11,172,777
$1,865,020
193,
with
Railway oper. expenses.
brings the company's
barrels and a total esti¬
$
income...
oper.
Railway
share.
per
laboratory
ry.
indicate
after
estimates
million,
$33
Jan.
a
creditors,
Railway
cor¬
'
operations....
way
six
1631.
Pacific Electric
Bishop
revenue.
revenue
final
Period End. Dec. 31—
.
Nevada
a
expenses.
oper.
oper.
$5,951,276,
has
now
of
Net
The
working capital.
company
Railway
1960,
first
by John W. Myers, PAC Board
audited figures will not be available
Total
study is being made by Thomas
the feasibility of water flooding
a
to
as
$
Railway
30,
the
today
preliminary
prefabricated
Travelers
—V.
expanded holdings will provide
as
additional reserves from
1960—Month—1959
'
—V.
selling
of
geously
'
X
share.
to
working
payment
Ry.—Earnings—
'
for
reported
operations
Nov.
ended
year
loss
facilities
Clearfork forma-;
Upper
the Hoover Ranch,
on
Pacific
made
about
Coast
Provide
well
as
revealed
Moss
petroleum
and
600,000
$1,200,000.
'•«?
Period End. Dec. 31—
-
natural
Co.
in
Moss
feet
fiscal
$365,700
Pay notes payable
interest, purchased the first of the year"
independent Texas oil operator. In addition
an
reserves,
Northern
and
profitable
that
expects
company's
the
that
p.
Expand
of
wells
eight wells situated
on
increase
the corporation
transaction, involving
County well from Pennsylvania limestone
has
cubic
same
Jeffries,
day were produced
a
the
by
in Ector County, Texas and 12V2%
of Bishop's
well in Andrews County, Texas. The Ector County
a
McCormick,
future
the
At
will
The
cash
secondary recovery. The acquisition
primary reserves to approximately
J.
which
ago,
$828,536.
Insurance
same
already
from
1,782,000,000
Aurora
Gasoline
products in Michigan,
To pay
had
Andrews
poration,
Len
subsidiary,
petroleum
of
corporation
that
be
190,
precision
of
acquisition since'
leases)
the
are
pro¬
Marathon and Speedway ,79 market¬
refiner
was
said
said
will
inventory,
'
its third
26
producing from the San Andres
These
to
of
for
was
Moss,
Star
Working interest in
proceeds of the stock
will be used to reduce
payable,
be
establish
sales
pany's
■••■i
^
Beverly Hills, Calif, and Dallas, Texas,
acquired from Prank C. Bishop, well-known
businessman, 31Vzc/c
of his working interest in seven
North
Francisco
wells
Jan.
on
a~year
income
$200,000,
Southwestern Life
revealed
expanded
month.
Myers
PROCEEDS—The
registra¬
a
cent
who
another
Co.,
company by 272,209 barrels ana provide
future
than
more
announced
more
the
estimated
and
Oil refineries
ifi
refined products trans¬
and
wholly-owpecl
the
of
offset
announcement
Association,
announcement.
North Star Oil Co.—Adds to Reserves—
reserves
$15
public
financing through Pacific First Federal Savings and Loan Association,
Portland Federal Savings and Loan Association, Commerce Investment
Corp., Benjamin Franklin Co., Washington Federal Savings and Loan
plant
v.; c;'\.',,.,lr'' V'--,.*
North- Star
No
year.
requirements.
three-way
a
first-stage motor
in Los
Angeles, was the
first supplier of Polaris rocket chambers to
Aerojet and has been pro¬
ducing them continuously since
1957, the announcement noted,—V.
192, p. 1915; -V'
:>■'
tiiW
an
'
the
been
continued
Aerojet-General
; .v..-
invest
Ohio
at
oil
of
and additional
Calif.,
half
requirements
;
The
exploration
Michigan,
extensions
its
in
spent
be
southern
BUSINESS—Pacific
is
Norris-Thermador Corp.—Contract—
cases.
will
to
1961.
X
estimated the total value of Michigan oil
last year to be $50 million.—V. 192, p. 2655.
the
purchaser.
495.
share
per
of
facture
107.
p.
plans
offering circular, David Hugh
Christensen, 2500 N. E. 72nd Ave., Vancouver, Wash.,
publicly offered $250,000 of this firm's 7% convertible
debentures at par in units of $100. /
from rail¬
revenue
it
during
nearly one-fourth of the State's crude oil production.
than
Pacific
1960—12 Mos.—1959
expenses.
oper.
that
26
Michigan
Ry.—Earnings-
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway
in
.
West, Vice-President and director of the company, pointed
last
Mr.
1960
&
Railway oper.
Jan.
on
He
more
The
193, p. 107.
Norfolk
net
$110,000
notes
will
to
$20,000
due
per
for
$50,000.—V.
share
per
all-or-nothing basis by Robert
receive
some
payable
equipment
monies
The
a,
$4
at
is
last year,
Chairman,
Net
covering 100,000 shares
sale
of
man¬
B. Schaefer
president.
company's
expenditures
Detroit,
Burbank,
the
months
to
processing and packaging quick-frozen,
seafood,
meat
and poultry
for use by
and frozen ready-to-heat meals for dis¬
prepared
at
filed
J.,
and
snares
Joseph
Pacific Airmotive Corp.—Forecast—
1961—12 Mos.—1960
120,130,000
in
engaged
stockholder;
a
teriological
for
will
1961,
public
through vending machines.
estimated
repay
27,
for
best efforts
a
which
portion-controlled,
loan
Jan.
on
offered
on
N.
plus $20,000 for expenses.
In addition,
Ekfelstein 20,000 additional shares at
company
Bale,
SEC
be
Anchor,
Robert
to
The
effect
Bridgeport are for
the
first
nine
$110,915,000 and net income was
Blue
and
stock,
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
132,957,000
income
Net
to be made
commission
giving
preferred
dividends, to $1.19
shares outstanding.—V. 193, p.
Inc.,
machinery;
capital
154,691
owns
approximately 50,000 barrels of crude oil
1959.
over
York
9,591,000
$1.92
or
Marketers, Inc.—Proposes Offeringthe
with
$21,415,000,
after
that
11,877,000
re¬
totaled
Marketers,
stock,
common
recently
after
common
Food
statement
tion
from
sales
$2,148,000,* equivalent,
National
of
standardized
and that Ohio Oil is accounting for about 12,000
barrels per day. He sqid Michigan hit its highest level of oil production
in the past ten years, during 1960.
This, he said, was a 50% increase
$42,312,136 $43,519,730
15,285,254
announced
the. largest
Howard H.
committee.
of
is
in Michigan
„
In
Inc.
of
shares
16,473' shares.
own
the
as
through
accounts
taxes-
merger,"
work closeij-
to
us
National
staff.
or
Chairman
and
of
7,855.689
and
150,407,877
49.
p.
wells
development
completion
on
149,251,106
expenses- *:
and
Company,
$
..».1
!v"
13,925,225
will
mated
noted
in
$
..
630,481,383
be
field."
They
emphasizing
$
.
10,563,063
646,932,068
principle
in combination with the broader capital base
and National's metals activities would become
Bridgeport's operations.
Since both companies
utilized
the
integrated
benefit
would
•
56,495,407
Net
.
the executives
"Bridgeport's extensive research, engineering, technological and
skills in the metals and fabricated metal products fields would
companies
•
56,980,990
.x-
•"Both
be
would
stock
preferred
of
production
of
174,860
Co.,
group
listed
capital
Oil,"
expenses.
Other
converted into
equivalent shares of a new issue of National preferred stock.
The
joint
statement
noted
that
the
two
companies
had been
working
together
through Reactive Metals,
Inc. — a 60%
owned
National subsidiary under the management supervision of Bridgeport.
(The ether 40% is owned by Sharon Steel Corp.)
Reactive Metals is
one
of the country's largest integrated
producers and fabricators of
zirconium, titanium and hafnium with plants at Ashtabula and-Niles,
etanding
...»v.-;
revenue.
Ohio
1960—12 Mos.—1959
1,006,289,917
Fed.
President,
boards of
> approved
the merger in
worked out for submission
had
being
were
annual
at
of
Co.—Capital Outlay—
portation facilities,
ing facilities.
St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1,061,647,363
Jr., President,
Coppedge,
P.
Roy
and Austin R. Zender,
joint statement that the
a
a
Most of the money
duction .'facilities, in
Operating
to stock¬
.A;
The merger
combined annual.
Bales of about $730,000,000 and assets of approximately ,.$625,000,009.
Under the terms of the proposal,
Bridgeport woql.d, be,,ji>erg;ed into
National, with National exchanging 1.35 shares of its common stock
for
each share of
Bridgeport common.
As of Dec. 31, I960 Bridge¬
port had outstanding 1,518,498 shares of common stock, indicating an
exchange
of approximately 2,050,000
of National's common shares.
This would
raise National's outstanding shares
of common stock to
about
12,500,000
on
completion of
the
merger;
Bridgeport's outfinal
that
end
holders
24,013,825
87,558,822
30,
in
112,322,641
16,168,326
92,282,794
industrial enter¬
Bridgeport Brass
Chemical,
said
Brass,
106,935,406
5,588,782
$
Corp.—Proposed Merger
the country's leading
Chemical Corp.
and
Chairman,
Distillers
National
of
&
Jan.
on
Bierwirth,
of
of
two
12,209,717
in
revenues-
50,000
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner
Distillers
as
company
Muskegon
i-..;.,
oper.
way
proposal
7,990,278
3,581,937
income
operations..
193,
—V.
prises—National
acquisition
financing is anticipated.
Operating
50,000
500,000
195,000
Co
&
Wood, Gundy & Co. Inc.
National Distillers & Chemical
A
The
million
Pursuant
Inc.-
Witter
Dean
195,000
for
outstanding
Transformer
is
Oil
gas produced
500,000
Wield & Co.—
Cohu &
Stetson
Co.
Goldsmith
689,192,188
Winslow,
&
&
Co.—
&
Wheat
White,
75,000
Hauscher,
Co
&
J.
115,000
Pressprich
W.
Inc
Co.
&
has
officials
Ohio
567,607,967 576,869,547
oper.
New
50,000
195,000
250,000
75,000
50,000
Westheimer & Co
Inc.
Co.
50,341,344
oper.
ry.
—V.
50,000
250,000
Shepard
Prescott,
& Sons_
Walston
C.
Net
75,000
Noel & Co.
500,000
Hopwood
44,551,023
Period End. Dec. 31—
Wallace & Co.
Wertheim
i.
674,543,373
115,000
Walker
Joseph
Jaffray &
Piper,
H.
Robert K.
75,000
Corp.—
M.
1960—12 Mos.—1959
62,551,061
381.
p.
way
75,000
50,000
195,000
75,000
Webber, Jackson
Paine,
1960—Month—1959
52,541,301
out
&
Wainright & Co._
Walker & Co
C.
G.
inventory
shipment from stock; $35,000 for procure¬
in connection with standardization of
used
working capital.
York
New
increased
as
board chairman of the company and owner of 69.9% of the
outstanding voting capital stock of New York Transformer Co. Bernard
from rail-
oper.
193,
.<
&
Neuhaus
Alstyne,
75,000
Co
&
Anthony
$50,000
for
company
which
Net revenue .from rail¬
115,000
115,000
Inc.———
H.
„
Kewhard, Cook & Co
R.
Van
75,000
Newburger
&
Co.
250,000
Co
&
ry.
75,000
Day
L.
Underwood,
75,000
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
The
RR.—Earnings—
operations—
way
Railway
& Tracy
i—50,000.
-
Tucker,
500,000
—
Central
expenses-
oper.
revenue
Railway
Inc
Rogers
Taylor,
&
Jones
1,243,216
New York, Chicago &
50,000
Co.—
Inc.
Templeton
__:
F. S. Moseley & Co
773,093
agement
Period End. Dec. 31—
—
Co.
&
&
Sutro
Pierce,
Smith
&
75,000
&
Agee & Leach—
& Webster
/•'
Stroud
&'
50,000
Mitchum,
115,000
&
Meyer
McDowell
115,000
Co.
14'errill Lynch,
;
Net
—V.
Gorp.l—500,000
Straus, Blosser &
75,000
McMaster Hutchinson
247,622
Securities
50,000
Inc.—
5ol,262
revenue-
oper.
50,000
Sterne,
$2,334,302
115,000
Stone
Co.
&
75,000
50,000
Co
&
McDonnell
Net
75,000
500,000
75,000
Manley, Bennett & Co._
The
Railway
75,000
50,000
FOX
500,000
& Co.
$725,938
net. proceeds from the stock sale
for the purchase of raw materials
The
$200,000
manufacture
equipment
lines;
balance
the
$336,387
to
facilitate
to
test
.
product
Period End. Dec. 31—
•
Co
&
Loewi
Prank,
of
ment
equipment.
follows:
as
labor
of
listed
New York
250,000
Co.-
Co.—
Brothers
used
product' lines
8,988,042
107.
p.
Railway
Boyce—_
&
Bros.
Stern
193,
cost
195,000
Co
&
Stern,
9,149,820
be
and
$9,875,758 $11,322,344
597,539
$44,340
income-
oper.
195,000
-
Stein
ry.
—V.
50,000
Co._^_
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.
William R. Staats & Co.
75,000
Net
250,000
Singer, Deane & Scribner
V/brp,.——u
vo.
648,006
operations—-'
way
75,000
Co
Aignew &
& Co
M/ Simon
I.
;
495.
p.
w
&
CO
&
$692,» $933,926
revenue-
will
1960—12 Mos.—1959
50,000
Richter
Shuman,
oper.
.industrial-control
RR.—Earnings—
I960—Month—1959
Net revenue from rail¬
195,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
195,000
193,
Ldnu
'
Inc
Co.
Silberberg
ro
—■V.
&
Scherck,
75,000
500,000
50,000
500,000
Railway
50,000
Renshaw—
Schwabacher
Inc.
Feabody & Co.-
Kidder & Co.
M.
Kidder,
Northeastern
&
Railway oper, expenses-
75,000
—
&
Salomon1 Bros. & Hutzler
195,000
Co.
&
Inc.
Russ
50,000
—-
Lemon
,—
Rotan, Mosle & Co.-—L
L. P. Rothschild & Co.L
75,000
Orleans
^Period End. Dec. 31—
Robinson-Humphrey
Rodman
of
Corp.
Norfolk
Johnston,
f>r
115,000
J
Co.-——
Sc
Co.
195,000
Investment
A.
250,000
115,000
Hutton
75,000
The
50,000
Hutton
P.
W7 E.
New
75,000
Reynolds & Co.—_—
250,000
&
—
Riter
Weeks
&
Inc.——
Reinholdt & Gardner-—
50,000
Inc
Hulme, Applegate
Humphrey Inc
Debentures
,
,.
J.
organized
under
Delaware
1961
by directors and substantial stockholders of the Shapiro Company to
acquire'the outstanding stock of that company. The company intends,
company
was
January
servos,
navigational,
and
X
■
Continued
on page
47
Volume
193
Number 6027
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(605)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
nounced
are
all
table
in
which
two
the
Then
show
we
we
Per
A
E
L,
Inc.
k
$1.20
5%
pref.
pref.
Acme
Sugar
A
10%
Refineries,
Ltd.,
No
action
this
taken
dividend
on
'
'v
payment
City
Cleveland
4-
4;
4
3-10
2-20
Colonial
Class
A
common
Kid
Co.
( increased
•
4.08%
Alsco,
preferred
Inc.
3-
2%
a.
Common
dividend
s
_
.
2%
___
.
6-13
Fund
6V2V0,
1st preferred
American
Can
American
Dryer
American
3-15
No
Enka
action
this
:
Assurance
'
.
(quar.)
Investment
Common
51/4%
prior
American
American
preferred
Israeli
(Stock
American
Meter
$1.20
American
Co.
T/o
American
Sterilizer
Co.
Co.
Denver
Union
Detroit
Steel
1-24
Dr.
1-31
1-24
3-30
3-10
2-
preferred 'tpartic.)
Gas, common
ii—__
Donohue
Dover
1
3-10
2-10
1
2-10
2-28
2-10
3-
3-
1
1
3-
Bank
Building & Equipment Corp.
2-10
Eagle
East St.
2-23
6%
75c
3-10
2-
—
35c
3-1
2-15
Eaton
—
93 %C
3-15
2-15
El
25c
3-
2-15
1
Bastian-Blessing
Stockholders
April
on
7
Bell
Blaw-Kncx
Co.
Bondstock
Inc.
tax
and
Borden
Class
A
for
expenses
A
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
3-
1
2-15
from
3-
1
2-20
Corp.
2-
preferred
5'/2%
preferred
Broadway
Fale
6.40%
Stores
Co.,
preferred
37 VaC
3-
1
22-
6
Brown-Forman
Class
Class
4'.;
5-15
5-
8
B
$4.50
2-28
prior
Bullock's,
Burndy
Eurrard
Bush
4-
1
3-
3
4-
1
3-
3
1
10c
(reduced
quar.)
—
$1.25
(quar.)—______
class A
%
Telephone
preferred
Water Service
series
F
5.20%
convertible
pfd..series
G
(quar.)__
5.20%
convertible
pfd.
H
(quar.)_l
Carson
series
E
(quar.)
D
(quar.)__—___
series
I jquar.),
series
3-15
3-
General
1
3-15
33-
General
1
3-15
1
3-15
3-
2-15
2-15
1-31
1
100
4.40%
pfd,
Co.
2-15-<
2-15
~.
General
2-15
2-15
1
2-16
,..4-
1
3-
t$1.10.
-
'__
class
1
+15c
3-
1
2-10
1
2-27
3-
30c
Pirie
Common
I
Scott
&
Co.—
5c
J
2-28
,
2-15
4l/a%.
Cassiar
Extra
Central
preferred
Asbestos,
$1.12VA
(quar.i__^_J___l_l
Ltd.
fquar.)
_____________
Charge Service,
.
70c
non-cum
'
pfd.—
1
2-15
D4-28
4-28
3-31
35c
2-28
2-20
3-
1
$1
2-
5
1-25
3-
1
2-13
35%c
3-
1
2-13
44c
3-
1
2-13
2%
3-
1
2-
1
5c
2-15
2-
1
77c
2-16
2-
3
1
3-
3
(quar.)
(quar.).
(quar.)
2-15
$1.76
preferred
(quar.)
Irving Trust Co.
(stock dividend)—
Jahn & Oilier Engraving
&
*
(N. Y.)
Laughlin
(quar.)
(N.
(s-a)
Y.)
:
Steel Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
4-
Kaiser
Aluminum &
Chemical,
22V2c
(quar.)_
com.
2-28
2-10
2-10
2-10
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-15
3-15
2-27
4-
3-31
1
3
1
1
preferred
($50 Par)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Kawneer
Company (quar.)
Kentucky Utilities Co., common
43/4% preferred (quar.)
Keyes Fibre, common
4.80%.
Kress
1st preferred
(S.
H.)
Dividend
2-27
3-
1
2-10
25c
3-15
2-15
45c
2-24
2-
6
3-31
3-
3
$1.02 »/a
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
$1.21?8
3-
1
2-10
$1.25
_
3-
$1.06 Vt
3-
1
2-10
_
3-
$1.34
1
2-10
$1.37 Va
3-
1
2-10
$1.37 Va
3-
1
2-10
$1.41 V,
3-
1
$1.42
33-
2-10
1
$1.60
(quar.)
1
2-10
2-10
50c
3-30
3-
30c
(quar.)
3-15
2-15
1
2-15
17 Vac
(quar.)
Lane
15c
(quar.)
3-24
2-10
3-10
3-15
2-24
$1.18%
3-
1
2-15
16c
3-
1
2-
7
30c
4-
1
3-
7
2-14
2-
1
40c
3
3-
$1.45
3-
2-15
1
2-
1
1
2-
1
6-
2%
1
3-
3-
12 Vac
1
4-28
VaC
3-20
3-
45c
(extra)
3-20
2-17
8
J.)
(stock
•
each
of Georgia
pfd.
23-
(quar.>_
1
1-15
2-
3-15
1
2-15
$1
3-15
2-15
$1.12 Va
3-15
2-15
56V4C
3-15
2-15
series B
15c
2-25
2-13
25c
3-15
2-15
(quar.)——
.__—__—_______
2-15
3-15
4 VaC
(L.
Mfg.
I.)
L
4-
1
3-
2-
1
2-
1
1-20
5%
preferred (quar.)
Lindberg Steel Treating,
Lipe
Rollway Corp.,
Lowney
(Walter
Macco
Chemicals
MacMillan
Magnin
(Joseph)
Shoes,
Central
Mallory
5%
(P.
preference
Manhattan
Stock
Stock
Mathews
$1.50
2-
1
1-20
3-
1
2-15
3%
_:
held_:—
of
3-
2-10
6
1
2-15
10c
for
C.
—
1
3-
1
2-15
3-10
.2-17
2-23
40c
2-
3-31
—
3-17
6
Ohio—
55c
Pennsylvania—
Merchants
Fire
3-
1
2-15
_
'56c
3-
1
2-15
4-
1
2-21
4-
1
com.
___—
preferred
(quar.)—_——„_ —i—
preferred
54.V2C
4-
1
Rubber-iquar.)
A
4-
1
2-21
25c
.
___
(quar.)__._,
--——
quar.)
2-28
.....
1%
3-
1
3-25
•
50c
—2—
2-13
3-25
25c
:
dividend
Company,
Goodall
Rubber
Gorham
Manufacturing
'
Grace
Co.
Co.
3-
1
3-
2-16
3
3-17
50c
2-
2-19
1
2-14
3
2%
Co.
2-17
2-15
(quar.)_—
30c
3-13
3-
87'/2c
3-27
3-17
1
2-15
12c
2-24
2-10
40c
3-
1
2-10
4-
1
3-15
3-
1
2-14
3-
(quar.)——
36c
——_
$1.25
3-10
4-14
3-31
t40c
___
2-14
3-31
4-14
3-31
$25c
—
(quar.)
1
25c
f35c
Ltd.
Co.,
3-
1
2-10
35c
(quar.)
___—
2-
3-13
2-17
55c
(quar.)
2-15
35c
(quar.)
Co.
C.)
3
$1.25
(quar.)
common
common
Supply
6
3-
3%.
dividend)—
(quar.)
&
1-30
3-15
3-
(quar.)
Mills
Paper
6
35c
40c
,
(quar.)__
:
(Henry)
2-
%$4
:
—r—-
Y.)
common
Light,
Co.,
3-
5c
J—
(N.
(stock
Co.
■
iG.
2-15
3-10
(Pittsburgh)
approval
by
(quar.)
Trust
Nashua
3-
1
2-14
1
Class
B
National
7%
(quar.)
Acme
National
preferred
National
National
(quar.)—:—_
Dairy Products (quar.)
National
Tile
Vulcanized
&
Mfg—
B
Fibre
(quar.)
class
Paper,
2-
3-
2-28
2-
8
2-15
2-
3
4-
3-20
!_
Amsterdam Casualty
New
Britain
1
3-10
2-24
7
7
2-17
3-27
3-16
2-15
30c
—
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
New
3
4-14
$1.75
25c
90c
50c
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Company,
National
3-
2-20
^
common
Co.
2-24
50c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Casket
3
70c
—
Co.
Biscuit Co.,
1-31
3-
20c
20c
(quar.)>__———ii—
A
2-27
14'/2c
Foundation—
class
Corp.,
2-
3
3-
3
2-16
3-
3
2-16
3-
20c
—20c
$1
__v
50c
1
2-
3
Jersey Power & Light—
4%
Gas
Light
(s-a)
(quar.)
North
6%
bf
payment
-Marquette
of
8/lOths
of
1
2-
1
2-
:
6
3-20
2-28
37%c
343/sC
3-20
2-28
3-20
2-28
t68c
3-15
2-25
2-15
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
—
_
—
Quebec Power Co., Ltd.-^—
1st
.
J
Investment, Common-:—10c
preferred (quar.)___i_irr_———
5J/2%
1
3-
a
Mfg. "for
Cement
share-held—
American
5V2%
7
2-
(liquidating).
Cement
final
and
Northern
7
3-
3
$4
share
each
3-
1
-1
4-
$4
B
North .American
First
1-27
4-1
$1.01 Va
preferred
(quar.)_—,
class A
Class
2-15
$1
preferred (quar.)
York Times,
New
Northwescern
I
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-15
1.
10c
(quar.)—21——
Guaranty Trust' (Canada)
Utilities
Common
(quar.)——-——-I
Co.
1
•
(quar.)
Public Service—
■
(increased)—.
30c
3-
1
$1.12VA
_—
3-
1
2-15
3-13
3- 6
^
(initial)'—!
-Telegraph
4-
(monthly)
&
Rubber
2-21
66c
(quar.)__—__—
April
2-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Murphy
3
1
——
Corp.,
Power
Fuel
3-
3-
Electronics
to
(quar.):
preferred
Extra
3
3-27
25c
Insurance
(quar.)
Financial
Laboratories
Mosinee
3-
$1.50
(quar.)
Maxson
Co.
Thermit
Mohawk
2-21
in
Co.
2-17
3-27
$1.50
Assurance
preferred
Morgan
2-17
3-21
10c
(liquidating)—
Transit
4.05%
.
59 VAc
(increased
1
(subject
Stores
Class
53 Vac
stockholders
1
3-
Comptroller of the Currency).
Missouri
4-13
5-
17%2c
Corp.—
Mercantile
Minnesota
2-18
2-15
62(Ac
Bonding &
L.)
dividend
&
2-10
1
1
New
_.
(quar.)__r——
Corp.-
35c
common
changed to
Midwestern
1
3-10
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)J
Nekoosa-Edwards
of
each
(quar.)—
preferred
3-31
3-10
3-
(quar.)—
Nat'l Bank & Trust Co.
Stock
5%
4-20
20c
(accum.)
(quar.)
Co.,
National
fraction
or
Y.
3-
3 2 VaC
Casting Corp. "(quar.)___
Telephone Co.'^
preferred (quar.)
3-
2-27
4%
—
1 quar.i
(liquidating)
N.
3-15
35c
(quar.)
1
trust certificate
4-17
35c
T
Advertising
Utilities
(W
Name
5%
2-10
2%
Conveyor
Maxson
Miles
3-15
dividend
Massachusetts
7%
2-
J15c
2%
preferred
Metal
3-15
2-15
t30c
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
Supermarkets
Mellon
3-10
dividend
Marsh
6%
2-10
4-14
(quar.)—
5%
A
Shirt
2-28
3-
Ltd.—
River,
& Co., common
R.)
3-10
t25c
(quar.)
RR.,
1
3-15
10c
Powell
Co.
Ltd.
4-
1
—_
Maine
35c
3-31
(quar.)
Quarterly
Maher
2-10
21c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.,
&
2-15
1
12'/2c
2*2
class A
(quar.)
Bloedel
1
3-
12V2c
class A
M.)
.—2—".'"^'*
3-
10c
& Company
(quar.)—.'ii.JlL'1—
Liberty Fabrics of New York, Inc.—
Mutual. Investing
!
(quar.)
Merchandise
1
40c
1—
Street
35c
1-20
37 Vac
12V2c
i
(quar.)
;
Mountain
106
(quar.)
Co.
1-31
30c
Corp.
Telephone
1
3-21
1
(interim)—.
dividend
3-
14c
(quar.)
Corp.
1
(reduced)
(quar.)
Finance
1
2-
3.57%
(quar.)___—_________
Corp.
2-
2-15
div.,)
(stock
Corp.—
common
A
2-15
3 VaC
——-
time.
(quar.)
Inc.
Montreal
5%'
Funds—
this
at
Leath
2-14
2-27
30c
—
(quar.)____—
(quar.)
40th
I1-I6
1
17 VaC
-
—
3c
Bank
Realty &
1
17 VaC
(quar.)
(quar.j___
pfd.
Outdoor
2-
5c
omitted
payment
Cooler
Memphis
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc
the
dividend)*
held)
shs.
10
—_
Co.—
&
Bryant,
Lear,
3-10
_
——
&
50c
37c
;
$1.183/4
$1.50
Ltd.
R.)
2-15
(1959 series)
30C
-
(quar.)
Electric,
(W.
2-15
1
preferred
Water—•
(quar.)—
Co.
Trailer
Stock
1
3-
4%%
2-21
&
3-
35c
2-24
2-21
&
9
7J/2c
(quar.)
3-13
32 Vac
(quar.)
;
3-31
+5c
tlOc*
—
'
3-
(quar.)
2-
1
1
Gold
common
1-31
3-10
1
4-
Ginn
_"1'
quar.)___'__
1-31
2-17
30c
1
Two-for-one stock split subject to approval
"
2-10
3%
preferred
LaCrosse
:_______
Products
12 '/2c
3-
3-31
of
3-10
3-
19c
Gerber
3-10
1
3-
55c
Stock
1
4-
59%c
1-26
(quar.)_
&
4-
2-13
2nd
Georgia-Pacific
2-17
3-10
$17c
A
(quar.
(quar.)
$ 1.183A
2-
California
Tire
$1.25
$1.06'A
(quar.)
$1.03 Va
$1.50
(quar.)
5.28%
2-10.
—
____.____1_.I__L
3-
2-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
General
117 VAc
1
(quar.)—
2-24
-
4.36%
1
3-
preferred
4.40%, preferred (quar.
4.25%' convertible preferred (quar.)—.—
1-31
1-31
30c
(quar.)
common
43/4%
4.75%
1-31
3-
c
t25c
2-15
2-15
43A%
15c
(quar.)
Telephone & Electronics,
1-31
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Ltd.,
$2.25
2-28
;
A
4 Va %
20c
(quar.)
for
shares
12V2C
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
3-
common
Steel
2-17
2-15
3-15
preferred
*
*
31 %c
—
$2.20
General
1-31
2-15
General
1-31
.
34%
r—
(quar.)
33 VaC
General
3-10
2-17
$1.25
Series
W.
3-31
40c
(quar.)
3-
+22 VaC
(quar.)
Foods
4-15
13c
(quar.)
preferred
2nd pfd; A
voting
111
1-31
2-15
One
1-31
32 Vac
pfd. series J (quar.)__
Ltd.,. class A (quar.)
Corp.,
General
Stock
32 Vac
-
Co.,
Fairbanks-Morse
Steel
General
1
33c
iquar.)__
pfd.
series
1
2-23
N.
America
3-31
$1.10
1
3-21
(Del.)
preference
General
2
3-
33 Vac
pfd.
Tire
2-
3-15
27 Vac
convertible
Canadian
2-16
27 VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)—
C
5.36%
Carpenter
3-10
Co.—
series
3-
1
preferred
General
3-31
4-15
3-
3-28
Company,
General
25c-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.t
3-20
&
$6
2-24
27c
(quar.i.
preferred
Safeway, Ltd.,
3-15
Gale
3-31
4-15
3-15
4-
National
of
4-15
$1
1
40c
Series
$1.50
2-13
25c
convertible
B
2-10
50c
Custodian
Fruehauf
"
2-10
17 v2c
(quar.)
5.30%
Class
Franklin
Fritzi
2-14
22VaC
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
'
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
1
2-28
2-21
tile
:
Utilities,
Flooring
3-
35c
15c
1—
Ltd.,
Co.
convertible
A
3-
1
Corp. (quar.)—
dividend
I_.——
Bond
2-14
5.28%
Class
1
3-
3-10
Interstate
Canadian
4-
2-
Co., 7%
Co.,
Income
3-10
1
preferred
Canada
'
3-10
1
4.40%
5.50%
1
4-
convertible
5.08%
4-
3-
convertible
Canada
2-15
4-
Dock,
5%
5V2%
2-15
1
15c
California-Pacific
California
1
3-
10c
:—
(quar.)
5.40%'
3-
10c
preferred
preferred
5%
2-15
H.)
conv
Stock
1
2-15
70c
common
5%,
Jones
3-15
Foster Wheeler
.
Franklin
(quar.)
California
1-
25c
$1.60
—
Inc.
Dry
3-15
4
(quar.)
Food Mart, Inc.
(quar.)
Corp.
Terminal
1
4-
Securities
conv.
$2.25
1-31
+62V2c
—
(quar.i
Coippany,
4-
50c
Banking Co.
$4 preferred
(quar.).:—
:
2-24
(quar.)
sh.
(M.
Flintkote
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
Budd
$5
A
Distillers
&
Fleetwood
in¬
______—
pfd.
1
(quar.)____
'______
National Bank of, Passaic County
Fishman
9
2-15
12 '/Ac
.'___
(quar.)—________—
5.60%
4-
12 Vac
new
30c
93%c
2-24
(quar.)
Lines
First Southern
share.
(quar.)_!______
2-11
Mills—
Corp.
RR.
First
(quar.i
Edison
Brockton
2-15
1
$1
,
& Interurban
(Patterson,
Ltd.—
fquar.)______
1
Corp.
(One
•12VAc
A
Utilities,
preferred
4%%
'
2
+68%c
of North America,
First
1-31
3-31
'
5%
2-10
$2
3-
dividend
Federated
div¬
(quar.)
25c
•Common
2-20
stock
Investors Commercial Corp., pfd.
Iowa Southern Utilities common
30c
preferred (quar.)—___
Corp. (increased)
Stock
2-15
37c
Bowater
5.80%
Fed-Mart
6
capital
long-term
1
Fall River Electric Light Co.—
2-17
2-15
—
Co.,
preferred B
Marshall-Wells
2-15
2-
3-15
6c
—______—
investment
net
3-
2-15
per
iquar.)
—_——
from
21c
1
income
depositary
class
—
(16c
plus
British
(quar.)_______
(quar.)
Fund
come
after
Co.,
3-
8%%
$.033
2
2-14
$3
Business Forms
Filtrol
(final)
about
to
3-
1
4-
(quar.)
Ennis
&
(quar.)____—-___
ordinary
share
income
1
3-
(s-a)
preferred
2-15
2-15
2-15
1
meeting.
common
Products
Water
International
50c
(quar.)
1st preferred
1
1
1
15c
Storage Battery
3-
40c
(incr. quar.)
3-20
3-14
(quar.)
Corp.
33-
3-
Stock dividend
87 VaC
(quar.)
Electrolux
2-23
$1.25
International Petroleum, Ltd. (quar.)
International Resistance Co. (quar.)
2-24
(quar.)
preferred
2-28
25c
__________
earned
gains)
amount
Concrete
Boston
5.65%
3-15
35c
from
Ltd.
Company
Bostic
3-1
10c
(quar.)
Light, com.
(3c
will
depositary
3-15
17 Vac
(quar.
capital
Holding,
Dividend
3
$1.25
(quar.i
Corp.
from
Borax
3
2-
2-23
1-26
1
34%c
(quar.)
Peanut
preferred
4 V4 %
$1
preferred
A
3-12
3-12
3-
20%
Inter-County Title Guaranty & Mortgage—
Quarterly
28c
—
(s-a).
div.)
»
5%
75c
common
2-23
13%c
(stock
10%
a
Corp.,
(quar.)
(Tom)
Indianapolis
20c
(qua
Gas, common (quar.)
4.10% preferred (quar.)
4V4 % preferred (quar.)
$4.87'/a preferred (quar.)___
$5 2nd preferred 1957 series (quar.)___
5.36%
preferred (quar.)
5 '/a % preferred (quar.)
5.50% preferred 1956 series (quar.)
25c
Petroleum_:____
Hills Power &
Black
3c
Co.
Hathaway,
Eastern
)
Natural
25c
___
4-
$1.05
__
Manufacturing
Paso
50c
(quar.)
common
8
2-18
25c
______
RR.,
RR.
5%
Louis
6.40%
—__
2-
25c
pfd.
pfd.
Yard
Picher Co.
&
Electric
(quar.)
Gossett
&
Billings
3-
2-16
pro¬
a
1
3-10
iquar.)
Co.
preferred
5.68%
vote
Inc.,
preferred
Berkshire
3-15
stock dividend
Cigars Inc. (quar.)—
Bearings Inc.
(quar. >___—___—
5%
3
t$l
—
Bayuk
Mills
2-
Co.—
will
posed 300%
Beaunit
2-24
60c
(quar.)
3-
12 Vac
(quar.).
common
Eastern Air
9
35c
(quar.)
$1.12
Ltd.
Hosiery
class
2-23
10c
Bankers & Shippers Insurance (N. Y.)
Barber-Ellis (Canada), Ltd.
(quar.)
1
3-16
Durham
1
income)—
2-20
20c
__
(reduced quar.)
Brewing
Duquesne
Axe-Houghton
Fund
A
(a
distribution
of
5V2c from net security profits plus 4V2C
investment
$4.20
& Sons Co.
preferred
3-15
.
7
1
2-23
.
February
Finance
Vitamin
Huston
2-15
(quar.)
Rockaway
Power
3-15
(quar.)_____
(R. R.)
Corp.,
25c
—_
2-
3-
3- il
(quar.)
Dunham-Bush,
2-10
3-31
Stock
Bros.,
&
4%
Duke
2-13
3-
6 VAc
„
2-24
3-15
w
Inc.
Corp.
Co.
Corp.
Dover
22 Vac
(quar.)___
^
—
from
Pepper
Donnelley
2-27
3-20
2-15
5 3 VAc
Corp. (quar.)—__—:
Cork Co., common—__—
preferred (quar.)
Avon Products
2-17
2-28
6%
partic.
$3
(quar.)
1
3-
(quar.)
Lines,
1
-
10c
(quar.)—
12-
25c
iquar.)
Company
1-31
70c
quar.)__—
Armstrong
$3.75
Air
3
50c
Steel
Armco
&
Dravo
iquar.)
12-15
25c
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
Michigan
&
3-15
Sanitary—
(increased
Corp.,
Land,
preferred
Delta
2-15
25c
(quar.)
1
consider
their
Jersey Insurance Co.
Oil—
Louisiana
Preferred
8%
$1.75
preferred
Farms,
Arkansas
Dayton
2-10
20c
Prichard
conv.
3-15
30c
Standard
&
Tobacco
4.25%
1
25c
(quar.)
Smelting & Refining
Andersoii
Arden
-V
(quar.)
9-
31V4C
(quar.)_.
:
preferred
30c
(quar.)
American
4-
2-24
prior
5c
(quar.)
9-15
\
2-23
3-12
1
Industries-
(quar.)
Inc.
35c
(quar.)
1
6-
2-10
Oil &
Press,
50c
(quar.)
preferred
American
Steel
Milk
Deere
(quar.)
series
Corp.
Co.
Radiator
Common
1
common
Pipe & Construction
American
3-
12c
Inc.
3-
6-15
15c
Mills, Ltd.—
1956
News
Cuneo
$1.31 %
(quar.)
3-15
$1%
2-24
$4
(quar.)
Climax,
Motors
American
American
2-24
3-10
2%
Rail,
preferred
Crystal
3-10
Illinois—
Fund
Paper
Metal
American
2-10
17 VAc
dividend)
American Mono
3-10
17 VAc
of
Co.
Houston
25c
)
12 y2c
25c
Investors
&
Refrigeration
Co.
Zellerbach
Crown
iquar.)
1-12
6
3-12
123/4C
preferred: (quar.)
Lighting & Power
Hudson
1-25
•
.
1-31
2-20
3-12
37V2c
preferred
4.40%
1
Co.—
will
at
preferred
9
t50c
preferred
5%
33/4%
2-
)
3
Insurance
idend
3-15
12c
(quar.)
Directors
2-25
(Toronto)—
__
Copper
Home
5c
Inc
Crcmpton & Knowles Corp.
"
5
)
Crowleys
Foreign Power (quar.)
American Greetings Corp., class A (quar.)
American
»
8
t50c
Continental
at
&
B
2-24
'I
payment
2-
2-16
3
3-
.
4-
4-
27c
(quar.)
Corp.—
2-10
4-20
12Vac
;
preferred A (quar.)— i
voting preferred A (quar.)
10c
—
Copeland
10%
dividend
on
.
Class
2-
Corp.—
taken
time.
American
2-28
2%
_
1
6
+50c
Quarterly
3-10
1
33-
(increased)
(quar.)
1st
4%
2-28
4-
43 %c
2-15
1
t50c
Laboratories—■
dividend)
American
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Electronic
(Stock
pfd.
3-
inves'
2-28
$1.62 VA
(quar.)
7%
Co.,
5 Va %
Household
1-24
3-15
5%
3
4-
(from
Common
2-17
(stock dividend)—
____
Life
3
Hotels
3-
10c
-
5-16
1-31
20c
(quar.)
2-
1
25c
common
1
"
(quar.)
preferred C
3-
,
35c
(quar.)
B
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
$1.50
(quar.)_.
preferred A
When
,.
Share
.
,
......
5'/a% preferred D (quar.)
Hempstead Bank (Long Island)
3-29
tl5c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
5-16
18 %c
(quar.)
2nd pfd.
2-10
2-24
3-
35c
w
_
American Biltrite Rubber,
1
2-17
30c
7Vac
.".-f
2-15
6-13
3-
3-15
Co.
preferred
Hilton
—
pf America
Income
Fund,
Confederation
1
2-17
2-15
3-10
_
5c
Amalgamated Bank of New York
3-
5
3-10
5c
5%
*
25c
Telephone,
4.80%
for each share held)
income)
Composite
1-30
3-30
dividend)—
(quar.)
Co.
Hart-Carter
;
.
(quar.)
Corporation
2-15-
25c
Stone
Credit
share
ment
3-23
3-31
$1.02
v'l'v
Corp.
&
Commonwealth
1
2-14
r
4-20
37 'Ac
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
2-
2-24
75c
(reduced)_____
Stock
2-15
(quar.)
Allied
(stock
Insurance Co.
Commercial
9
(One
12 >/2c
Stores Corp. (quar.)'
Allis-Chalmers Mfg.,
common
Co.
Harsco
4-15
_
Sand
Combined
quar. )
2-20
3
5.10%
(quar.)_
Colorado Milling & Elevator Co.
(quar.)
Combined Enterprises, Ltd. (quar.)
at
2-
3-15
$1.25
-
3-10
2-17
2-
Tenn.)—-
(quar.)L_________
Co.
Collins-Aikman
3-15
5c
3-10
$1.12 Va
-
(quar.)
Trust
4-
____
2-24
Hawaiian
.
(Chattanooga,
Controller
Airport Parking Co. of America—
Allied
Water
preferred
Y\v
-v
.
.
Plastics Corp._____
Harbison-Walker Refractories—„
6%
preferred (quar.)
2-23
3-10
30c
(quar.)
*
Hajoca Corp.
3-15
25c
-
divide
_____
preferred
Clark
■'-% %%
time.
4>/a %
J30c
t$1.25
(stock
Per
Name of Company
1-25
4%'
(quar.)
Bank
Gommon-(quar.)
..-..5%
1-25
1
Cnenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.-
Holder«
2-24
2-
7 VaC
Company
Chattanooga Gas
137 VaC
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wire Co.:—
Admiral
B.)
Manhattan
Payable ot Rec.
Share
(stock dividend)
Acadia-Atlantic
Where
(A.
Chase
follow with
Holders
Payable 0) Rec.
45c
Chance
an¬
the
of Company
When
Share
separate
dividends
payments previ-s
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Name
Company
62 Vac
in
grouped
indicate
we
during the current week.
second
a
first
the
Name of
9
1
(increased)-—1_
*
3-
$1. 50
1
4-,l~
2-15
2-
1
3-
1
5 %t%
3-15
12 %c
50c
3-15
•
*
3-10
40c
J22VAC
"
2-17
4-15
3-31
preferred
(quar.)—j.———
O'Gkiep Copper Amer. dep.
Less
Oak
South
Africa tax
on
rets
(reducedn^—.2
Amer.
Manufacturing—
action deferred at this
Dividend
dep.
rets.
time.
•
$1.40;.
10
The Commercial and
606)
Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, February 6, 1961
.
.
Holders
Per
State Life
1
2-
3
Taylor & Fenn Co.,
$1.02
3-
1
2-
6
Taylor Pearson & Carson, pfd.
Taylor Publishing—
Pacific
Pacific Insurance Co.
Parkview
Paton
Ltd.,
Mfg.,
preferred
2-21
posed
shares
10
2-21
2-10
3-
2-15
Texaco
Texas
1
Oil
2-
3
2-
1
4.507©
2-22
2-
8
4.75%
t20c
3-15
2-28
5%
J35c
3-15
2-28
$5.25
held)
Phelps Dodge Corp.
Philadelphia
preferred
preferred
1
3-13
5.35%
preferred
2-14
5.507©
1st preferred
1
2-15
5.60%
preferred
2-15
i 1-27
5.757©
preferred
April
19
the
on
com.
of
split
8%
1
2-15
5.80%
preferred
(quar.)__-_x
3-
1
2-20
5.85%
preferred
(quar.):
Engravers
Ft.
Common
2-
Texas
8
2-15
3-10
2-17
Thompson
3-10
2-17
pfd.
1
5-15
Trenton
3-10
2-20
Tuboscope
40c
3-
1
9174c
:_
Telephone
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
Ins.
2-15
44-
$1.75
_
*
(quar.)—
5%
com.,
3-10
4
4
omitted at
3-
$$2
•_
7
from
capital
3-15
1
3-10
1
3-17
3-
1
2-17
1
3-15
1
3-15
2-14
3-10
50c
(Chat¬
Oil
Fund—
and 2c
3-10
3-
1
3-10
Industries
Ward
Arizona Public Service
2-13
Common
3-13
2-
$1.10
1
2-15
Washburn
1
2-15
Wayne
3-
1
2-15
Wells
3-
1
2-15
Western
3-
1
.
(Uti
Ixii
-.;o
>
2-15
1-10
3-15
2-15
50c
3-
1
12 72 c
3-
6
(quar.)
iquar.)
._
omitted
payment
(common
dividend)
Oil
(increased
(subject
at
25c
90c
quar.)
approval
to
Co.
Tool
Water
3-
2-15
3-15
2-15
3-10
2-17
2007©
3-15
3-
1
2-21
3-
1
2-
2914c
3-
1
2-
3
2914c
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
3-
1
2-
4.70%
preferred
C
(quar.)
4 70%
preferred
D
3-
1
29 %c
(quar.)
preferred E
_
.—
(quar.)
2-3
<
&
class
Industries,
3-10
Dividend
at
3-10
2-24
5c
17 72c
2-15
2-20
30c
30c
15c
3-10
3-10
2-15
2-21
2-15
1-31
(quar.)
_
class
A—____
(quar.)
.__
2
3-
2
2
3-
2
3-
1
2-15
20c
3-10
2-10
20c
class A
3-10 "
2-10
(quar.)_i_
(quar.)
weeks
_J
Singer Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Sivyer Steel Castings
Snap-On-Tools
Socony-Mobil
Soss
(quar.)
__
Industries International
Smith
Corp.
Oil
Ltd.
Southern
Corp.,
Spar ton
Speer Carbon Co.
Inc.,
Spiegel,
Stock
."_J.
4-
1
2-28
2-15
2-
3-13
2-17
25c
2-17
2-207,
2-
6
2-
,6
3-10
2-20
3-10
2-
6
5c
preferred
3-29
3-15
3-28
3-14
50c
(quar.)
3-14
2-28
(quar.)
20c
4-10
3-30
$1.50
(quar.)
3-15
3-
3
'
3-1 =i
(quar.)
37 72C
(quar.)_
common
;
4
$20c
Insurance (Dallas)
67©
15c
50c
_
(quar.)
Gas
Life
2-28
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Natural
Southwestern
(quar.)
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Southam,
1
+
(quar.)
Simpson Lee Paper
4-
10c
(quar.)_:
2-10
65c
A
1
15c
class
Ltd.,
3-
$ 15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
?-
1
3-15
3-
1
5%
3-
1
$1.1272
3-15
3-
1
3-15
2-
3
45c
._
4-20
10c
____•
2-15
2-
1
'
preferred
$4.50
Sprague
(quar.)__,
Engineering
Stamford
Water
Standard
Oil
Standard
67©
(New
Packaging,
preferred
$1.60
State
Co.
preferred
Fuel
A__
18%c
3-
1
2-14
(quar.)
18 %C
3-
1
2-14
3-14
2-10
class
Products,
class A
Jersey)___
$1.20 preferred
(quar.)
Supply
Missiles
Class
3-31
40c
—
•
(Payment
5%
5%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Suburban
payment
Aeroquip
Air
Extra
Class
Extra
Class
proposed
of
Superior
70c
will
vote
2-for-l
March
on
split
of
the
Split is also subject to the
the
Calif.
Window,
conv.
class
9-15
12-15
A
B
and
A
2-
9
2-15
2-
1
Corporations
class
preferred
Syracuse Transit Corp.
7
Class
A
Class
B
approval.
and
A
_
3-
2-17
3-
2-17
50c
3-
2-14
10-23
50c
5-1
4-22
5-
1
4-22
5-
1
4-22
50c
50c
8- 1
8- 1
7-22
7-22
B__
class
50c
8-
7-22
1
50c
50c
class
A
and
class B
11- 1
11- 1
10-23
10-23
50c
(quar.
preferred
11-
10-23
Alan
5%
preferred
Device
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Mfg.
Co.,
distribution
of
Inc.—
one
share
for
1
Hamilton
Institute
Hudson
&
1-31
1
1-31
33-
1
1-31
3-
1
1-31
3-
1
1-31
35c
4-
1
3-17
4%
3-24
Co.,
2-
9
25c
2-15
1-31
40c
3-
2-
25c
3-15
2-20
$1.25
3-15
2-20
1
1
37 72c
(quar.)
com.
Ry.
3-15
2-20
62 V2 C
3-
1
2-10
$1.3174
Corp.,
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
$4.50
(s-a)—_
Co.
(quar.)
3
3-13
2-
3
50c
3-15
2-21
472C
2-13
2-
3
30c
4-15
4-
1
7-
1
—
(quar.)_____
(quar.)_—.ri———
(Tulsa, Texas) —
common
quarterly
2-20
2-
50c
60c
(quar.)_l
___———
,
3-13
7-15
30c
—
—
30c
—^—
Steel Products,
30c
V
i
•V 2-15
72-28
061-27
!
10c
(quar.)
2-24
2-
3
25c
5 72
Collieries
9-30
12-30
-1272C A..-J 2-20
Fund "A"
(472 cents from
cents from capital gains)
and
10-15
1-15-62
"10c
pfd.
non-cum.
iquar.)_.
B
S
F
Selburn
5%
dividend)Ltd.—
(stock
Company
Batley
Oil
3-17
3-
3
3-30
3-13
—
33-
Oil
Baker
Tools
Baltimore
Common
1-31
3-20
2-17
20c
(reduced)__
(reduced)
Common
2-15
20c
_______—__
common
,
2-15
2-25
6-19
5-19
20c
RR
1
1
10c
9-18
8-18
3-20
2-17
J36c
(quar.)
& Ohio
'
$3174 c
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred iquar.)
5%%
172%
Gas,
&
1st
(reduced)
——
47©
non-cumulative
iquar.)
$1
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
$1
6-19
5-19
$1
9-18
8-18
of
Bank
Andes—
shares
;
(quar.)
Chemical
Corp.
Allied
Control,
Mills,
Radio
Inc.
Inc.
of
preferred
1st
Co.
Stock
of
.1
2- 3
50c
2-10
1-31
(quar.)
25c
75c
45c
6c
50c
8c
tl5c
3- 1
3- 1
3-10
2-17
2-10
2-28
3-4
2-15
2-15
2- 9
1-27
1-27
2-14
2-3
30c
3-10
4- 1
2-10
3-17
Canada, Ltd.—
J25c*
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sugar—
on
$56c
3- 1 '
2-28
2-3
2- 3
New
1
1-31
$50c
1-27
3-
2-
1
(initial
1-27
4-
3
3-23
4-
3
3-23
J25c
4-
1-
&
4%%
Bethlehem
7%
2-3
3-
1
2-16
3-
1
2-17
$1.0674
3-
1
2-17
$1.18%
—
i
3-
1
2-17
50c
2-15
1-25
60c
3-
1
2-
$1.75
Corp.,
4-
1
2-20
$1.12 72
3-
1
2-15
common
(quar.)
Bigelow-Sanford
pfd.
472%
Inc.,
Merchandising
Blackman
2-15
(quar.)—
Steel
preferred
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
& Company
A
common
A
common
A
(monthly)
Valley
Blackstone
—
—
___
Gas
&
2-15
1-25
3-15
2-25
6c
4-15
3-25
6c
(monthly)
Class
—
6c
(initial)
Class
(quar.)
Electric.—
4.257©
preferred
$1.06 74
4-
1
5.60%
preferred
$1.40
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Laughlin, Inc. (quar.)
Bloch
Bros.
.3-15
3-15
3-31
3-17
30c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Ridge
■
1
40c
2-15
1-31
75c
Tobacco,
pref.
6
(Mo.)—
Corp.
Class
3-31
3-18
Mutual
6%
Blue
3-10
*. 1-31
,
IOC
■
(quar.)__:
preferred
2-10
$1.18%
(quar.)__
common
preferred (quar.)
Howell Co., common
474 7©
15c
quar.)—.____
Corp.,
Shoe
S.)
(A.
4%%
Bliss
1
2-10
15c
7 72 c
(quar.)
;
.
2-10
17©
Co.
Ltd.. (quar.)
common
from
Bohn
Gold
Brooks,
(E.
25c
3-15
3-
4-
3-13
iquar.)
&
1
1
____!_
Drilling
Co
ijta.,
2-15
2-
1
4-
1
3-
3
Ltd.—
Power,
t25c
2-15
1-12
10c
com.
(quar.)_
1
2-
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-
3
12-30
10 '/©
(linal)
ordinary
2-15
tlOc
t7272c
(s-a)____
Tank Co. (Canada)
$2.90 preferred (quar.)
v_»xygen,
00
31c
(quar.)
Lignt
(resumed)
Common
r?ro«rster-B^rtle
1-31
3-
15c
Sons
&
Traction,
12-20
;
quar.)
preferred
1-26
6
15c
1272c
(quar.)_____
372%
.
2-24
2-15
shs.
(quar.)
J.)
Brazilian
(increased
Brass
&
Oru*n
Bourjois, Inc.
Bnusn
61c
American
Mining,
Inc.
Aluminum
pnror-Wsr^er
Brach
and 51c
security
Blyvooruitzicht
Bobbie
Fund—
investment income
profits)
net
(10c from
tax and expenses for
depositary, payment will amount to ap¬
proximately $0,038 per depositary share).
American
200%
2-10
1- 5
deposit
ordinary
(final)
Brockton
Taunton
Buck
Bucks
(Charles)
Hill
Falls
County
Co.;
Ltd.
income)
1
3-
1
2-
6
3-
1
2-
8
15c
2-15
40c
(quar.)
Bank & 'Trust
(quarterly
3-20
4-
$1.37 72
2-10
95c
(Pa.)
(s-a)
30c
:
vestment
3-
2-15
15c
(quar.)
Extra
Fund.
1
3-15
3-15
Gas—
Brooklyn Union Gas Co., $5.50 pfd. A (quar.)
Bruning
2-23
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
10c
5%
(Phila.)
aividenci
Stock
$3.80
rece<nt-
Co.
Broad Street Trust
Bullock
,
common
3-
3
(Less British income
93%c
(quar.)
preferred
dividend
______
(quar.)
(quar.)___
America, common
preferred
2nd
—
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.
iquar.)__
(quar.)
2-24
1-31
Aircraft Corp.—
Beech
Best
1
8
Ltd.—
(quar.)—___
Distilling
Lumber,
3-
10c
x___
Markets
J.)
B.)
dividend
Stock
Beaver
Bell
(quar.)
(A.
2-
+45c
—___'
quarterly
Barry Wright Corp,
Bathurst Power & Paper,
(J.
2-28
Savings
&
National (Montreal)—
Banque Canadienne
A
2-
J45C
Trust
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bank of Montreal
1-26
20c
50c
—
National
America
Increased
preferred
Bridge &
Railway—
Bay
(quar.)
preferred
Allied
4 72 7©
3-13
3-13
2-24
3-10
25%
Central
Amalgamated
4- 1
4- 1
3-10
4- 1
each
held
Common
67©
$1,05
$1.15
35c
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Wood Steel Co., common
4%
4c
1
50c
(quar.)
Aluminum
IIV2C
11-
2-15
2-20
1-23
Alabama Power Co.—
$3.75
Commission.
3- 1
3- 6
2- 1
1-18
2-17
2-28
.'
class
on
<
2-14
3-17
50c
(quar.)
on
Aluminium, Ltd.
a
2- 7
50c
B
class A and class B______
common
1
class
(quar.)
Extra
Aluminum
Ai__-
(quar.)
(quar.)
on
2-28
,
(quar.)
A
\
Allied
3174C
2
1-31
10c
627aC
50c
__—
____:
class
(quar.)
on
Alexander
9-29
3- 1
37©
(quar.)
B
Algoma
3-
1-21
$17c
(quar.)
_—
(quar.)
on
A
Class
6-15
12->29
2-15
(quar.)__x
By-Products,
3-15
tlOc
$1.25 pfd. (quar.)
omitted at this time)
15c
1
dividend)
(quar.)
Corp.
Reduction
Alabama
6-30
Gas—
Stockholders
shs.
]
2-10
1-31
3-31
$1.25
^
___
A
2-10
2-28
2-15
$1.25
$1.25
„___
;
(initial)
Allied
class
Strpthers Wells Corp.,
(Common
(quar.)
2-25
10c
four
pfd.
1-31
1
(quar.)
common (quar.)
RR.
Insurance
Corp.
Avco
Beck
u__
4.60%
2-17
2- 3
2- 8
2-10
57©
x
Fund
Advisers
4.20 7©.
2-15
3-1
2-22
2-25
—
2-15
1
1
3-
60c
Quarterly
Bayless
3- 3
2-15
3-10
Life
Class
3-24
3- 1
4- 3
2-15
3-10
3-10
$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd.,
3-10
772c
:
Mfg.
Brass
1
time)
(quar.)_.
preferred
Steinberg's
1-31
15c
Alabama Gas Corp., common
(quar.)
40c
$5.50 preferred A (quar.)_x_—
$1.3772.
Alberta Gas Trunk Line, 6 7i7© pfd. A (quar.) .1 $1.56 74
Abrasive & Metal Products, common
5c
5% preferred (quar.)__—
3174C
Akron
Stock
this
at
Stecher-Traung Lithograph, 5 7©
5 %
2-24
Construction—
&
(stock
Air Products
1
3-
1-31
3-
59c
68%c
(Conn.)
,
Foundry
Increased
Payable of Rec.
227ac
5c
5c
—
(quar.)—
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores
3-
—
omitted
(increased)
(quar.)
Adirondack Industries
3-
20c
____
(increased-quar.)
(Del.)
Atlas
Holdert
When
Share
A
Alarm
Hotels
Statler
6
■
shares
dividend
Stock
30c
30c
Brass
4%
Petroleum Corp., class A
Industries
Acme
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Refining
Alias
Beam
Endorsed
Extra
55c
_
Atlantic
Banco de Los
of Company
AMP, Inc.—
Aberdeen
Class
(quar.)
Standard Motor Products,
Standard
j__
(quar.)
Corp.
(Conn.)
Material
Name
Acme
62 72C
Line
(San Francisco)
3
Signode Steel Strapping—
Dairies
1-31
2-
preceding table.
(quer.)
Signal Oil & Gas Co.,
preferred
2-10
give the
we
dends
4"
1
6 2 V2c
(quar.)
Air Line
Coast
2-15
dividends announced in previous
and not yet paid. The list does not include divi>announced this week, these being given in the
Below
3
4-
1-20
3-
——
Charlotte
Line
Ayshire
4- 4
(quar.)
Corp.
3
10c
1
—
Goods
preferred
&
American
Radio
Zenith
2-
50c
3-
$1.08%
Refining,
&
Dry
Automatic
payment omitted at this time.
2-
+
2-27
2-10
30c
30c
Industries—
Consolidated
Yuba
1
$56 74C
preferred series A (quar.)
preferred series B (quar.)____
2-10
5
4%
1
2-
9
3-
3
3-14
:-
Quarterly
pf?.;
_____________
3-
2-20
3-
class A common
Coast
6
30c
A
Steel Co
Wyckoff
3-
30c
472%
Corp.
2-
Power Co.—
&
5.25%
Atlanta
2-17
2-20
3-15
Apparel,
Brothers
29 %c
(quar.)
Co.
Water
3-
6c
(quar.)__
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)
2-17
Per
D.)
2-24
—:____—20c
25c
(quar.)
34%c
;
4-
57©
(quar.)——
Inc.
Co.
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp.,
3
3-
5
(quar.)
Corp.
Atlantic
3
5c
(quar.)
4-
37 V2C
(quar.)
Co.
Atlantic
2-15
3-10
25c
(quar.)
A
1
32 72 c
(quar.)
common
2-15
2-10
40c
1
6
2-16
Extra
2-20
$7 V2C
$5 preferred
2-15
3-
50
payment
1
(payable in stock)
Puritas Water
(quar.)
Ashland Oil
income
(quar.)
Corp.
Win-Chek
6
3-11
2-
1
2-10
3-
&
Artesian Water,
7
3-31
Wysong & Miles
._
dividend)
Works,
preferred
B
7
5c
Wilson-Jones
$1.40
(quar.)
(stock
preferred
Class
7
3-
Constable
Year-end
Arrowhead
Associated
25c
dividend
2-
$30c
(quar.)
Rubber
Axe-Houghton
on
1
2-15
1-20
time.
Wickes
of
(liquidating)
Aeronautical
Silverwood
3-
3-20
1-24
taken
action
this
2-17
100%
Industries
B
Arnold
1
2-15
2-23
Coal—
Westmoreland
2-10
i
(quari.)_.
Inc.
Corp.
Mfg.
Ross Gear &
5%
3-
1
3-20
1674c
(One
2
2-
(quar.)
B
preferred
Armstrong
held)
V'inkelman
Kirigeway Corp.
Class
$4.35
2-15
1
,—
National. Bank—
share for each
Pennsylvania
shares
3-
2-15
—
(quar.)
preferred
$2.75
2-10
3-
A
preferred
1
2-28
iquar. 1
dividend) 1:
3-22
15c
—
(quar.)
2
3-10
(quar.)
(stock
6-26
6
—
(quar.)
3-
20c
Corp.
(Stock
M
2-24
40c
Wire
3
2-
277ac
Co.
preferred
3-
3772c
$1.1272
Manufacturing
7-
—____——_______—
preferred
$2.40 preferred
317ic
30c
(extra i_
Industries
2-15
30c
(quar.)—
Ltd., com. (increased-quar.)
Corp.
$2.36
Co.—
(quar.)—
Co.
1
30c
2-7
_.——_
—__—
preferred
Bros.
3-
26c
dividend)
(quar.)
3-
~—
■—
2-28
2-14
1
2-15
(quar.)—
common
Pools
3-10
3-10
2-20
2-
1
25c
Anthony
2-20
quar.)_
3-15
2-15
3-
(quar.)
1-26
$2.50
(quar.)
40c
30c
2-14
65c
.
Pharmaceutical
Warner-Lambert
472 7©
•
1
$2.25
1
$1.75
>.
pfd. A
$1.25
3-
'
1
Argus
iquar.)___——__——40c
Corp.,
1
3-15
Argo Oil Corp.
.———
Pictures
Bros.
3-
25c
*
3-
class A
Walgreen Company
1
3-15
377aC
2-
2-24
3-
27c
Inc.
Brass,
dividend
Siegler
2-10
Inc.
Corp.,
1-31
(reduced)——
Iron——
&
3-
$1
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A • (quar.)
Anglo-Newfoundland Developm't, Ltd. (quar.)
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (increased-quar.)—___
3-
55c
stockholders)
4%
3-14
3-15
$1.20
xu
(stock
Chemical
Richardson-Merrell,
(G.
1-27
.
Mold
Vulcan
8772C
1.
Refining
&
&
Mfg.
Shawinigan
1
B
2-17
3-15
$1.25
(quar.)
3-20
Ltd.,
Mfg.,
Warren
time)
Searle
Electric
3
12-31
1
1
87aC
Products,
Post
2-10
'
3-
34 %c
preferred
(quar.)____.
Co., $4.50 pfd. (s-a)
Israel Corp.—
Increased-annually
from
—
1-25
30c
572%
Class
5c
(quar.)
Steel
2-28
Ampal-American
2-20
—
Inc.
Co.,
3-20
(increased)
common
Awoskeag
3-28
50c
J40c
2-14
$1.12 72
(quar.)___:_—
preferred
Anderson
3-
1-31
1
1674.0
preferred
2-15
2-25
3-15
Raalte
Westmoreland,
Copper
Drug
57a %
2-14
$1272C
$1.50
1272C
5% preferred (quar:)'■_% x—__„
20c
5%%
preferred
(quar.)——1———._.—$1.43%
674%
preferred
(quar.)_
$1.56 74
income)
Common
J
(Greenwich)
Rexall
4% %
3
2-15
3-10
Warner
shares for each seven shares held)
4%%
gains
Virginia Coal & Iron Co. (increased
Vulcan
Materials, common
(,quar.)
4-
18c
(quar.)
Jose
—
Viceroy
4-
(quar.)
preferred
Revere
San
1
2-
3-21
2-15
3-
Inc.—
2-15
2-28
65c
272 7©
35c
(increased)—
Co.
Co.
Climax,
2-28
3-
3
__________
Metal
American Water Works,
1
3-31
5c
30c
iquar.)—— ---(Galveston, Texas)
2-17
3-
2-10
(monthly) —
Corp.
2-20
3-15
3-
3-10
$2.8182
$2.09 32/100
and
1
3-10
1-20
3-15
47c
1
67©
1-26
2-25
62 72 c
3-
2-10
2-15
50c
3-
16c
30c
35c
No
Ryan
2-10
_
6
(R. I.)—
quar.)
preferred
Trust
State
Roper
1
(quar.)—
common
6
4-
(quar.)
of Indiana—
Co.
(increased
Rockwell
3-
(s-a)-
Products
8c
75c
(quar.)____-__—
Consolidated
Oil
(quar.)
2-
11 7/8 C
(quar.)_,
(quar.).
Stock
2-10
——
2-
15c
preferred
Tenni
Richfield
1
3
1
———
(quar.)
—
American Potash & Chemical, com. (quar.)__
$4 preferred A (quar.)_____
._i-.—■——
$5 special preferred (quar.)
—
American Steel Foundries (quar.)—
3-
3-
2-20
(quar.)__—________——
15c
(quar.)
1
3-25
10c
(quar.)—x_r.v
this
3-
2772c
1
4-
1%
(quar.)_
preferred
Pheem
47a 7©
(increased s-a)
3-
c
30c
.
preferred
Quaker
2-10
(quar.)
Value Line Special Situation
1
Mich.)—
Rapids,
_
(quar.)
I
& Accident Insurance
Life
(Three
1
(quar.)_
3-
61c
6172
37s%
4.16 %
3-
(quar.)______—-----
Corp.
Corp.,
Upson-Walton
Van
(quar.)
Ltd.
preferred
earned
(quar.)
(Grand
__L_
Corp.
Vanadium-Alloys
4.83'©
4.32%
American
3-10
3-20
55c
A and
this time).
(Toronto)
Service
Putnam
2-10
Corp:—
preferred
Common
Steel
S.
7%
pfd.
-
convertible
tanooga,
v
1
(stock dividend)
(Omaha),
Metal
Sheet
(14c
series)
Inc.
Aircraft
United
3-15
3-
1
Yards
Greenfield
Universal
preferred
Public
2-10
3-
(quar.)
Stock
U.
4-15
+40c
(s-a)
$1.75
(1957 series)
Co.
Trust
Provident
quar.)_
(quar.)
United Canadian Shares, Ltd.
Chicago Ry.—
&
Providence Washington Insurance Co.
$2
;
(increased
J.)
New Haven Trust Co.
United
3-15
4-15
40c
Ltd.
Co._
&
Proctor-Silex
2nd
Ltd.
Co,
(N.
2-10
1
$1.45
(quar.)
Co.
Inc.
United
Power—
dividend
4%7©
Co.
2-10
1
3-
$1.4674
$1.6772
3uc
10c
5c
25c
15c
40c
40c
15c
2-15
30c
1
3-
_i
(increased;
Union
2-10
Co.—
25c
stocks
Prentice-Hall,
.
Indemnity
(quar.)
Pipelines,
Trust
Uarco,
-
(1958
Read
Premier
Corp.
Insurance
Travelers
__
the
$2.44 preferred
Stcck
Scale
6-
$1.25
Glass
on
pfd.
Preferred
American
3-
$1.377a
$1.40
(quar.)
Union
(quar.)_!
Wayne
Potomac Edison
Pratt
Industries
Trans-Prairie
shs.
approval of
(quar.)
& Electrotypers,
Plate
(Payments
$2.46
Hospital Supply
;_j
Thompson Paper Cos., Ltd.
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—
5 V2 %
Home
American
Anchor
preferred (quar.)
7%
American
(quar.)
Pacific Coal & Oil (quar.)_
75c
(quar.)
Pittsburgh
1
preferred
20c
Distance
(quar.)
Pittsburgh,
6-
American Furniture
$1.43%
50c
(quar.)
Long
preferred
Photo
2-10
(7274C/xroin invest, inc.
from capital gains)
$1.33%
75c
(quar.)
preferred
Common
1
;
3-
April 12).
preferred
5%
3-
(quar.)
6.70%
Philadelphia Suburban Water, common
3.65 %
2-10
Electric—
stockholders
Philippine
2-10
1
(quar.)
a
on
2-10
1
3-
(quar.)
1
European Securities—
1
3-
$1.25
(quar.)
■
American
Power
$0.52133
1
25c
Electric
3-10
3-
87 72 c
^—.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cable
Chain &
American
3-
1
(initial)
3-
$1.50
American
3
1
25c
(quar.)___
4-
372C
35c
$1.12Vs
$1.18%
__
;
3-
.
1-31
2-
8
2-
$1.25
'
(quar.).
Co.
3-10
of Rec.
2-24
—
income
Can
American
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
27 7a c
net
From
dividend)
2-15
preferred (quar.)
Toledo
stock split subject to
(2-for-l
1-31
Payable
30c
"(quar.)
Aggregates Corp., com.
57© preferred (quar.)
American Airlines, Inc., common
372 7© preferred (quar.)____
American Business Shares Inc.—
pro¬
65c
12c
(initial)
common
2-15
_
3174C
5%•
vote
2-for-l
proposed
a
(quar.)
$62 72c
increased-quar.)
Inc.—
will
Stockholders
on
(stock
Corp.
,10c
New
6
Transmission, com.
preferred (quar.)__
2-16
2-15
10c
_
Pfaudler-Permutit,
Feb.
on
3-
When
Share
Name of Company
American
1
3-15
27c
$1272c
(quar.)
(quar.).
Eastern
60c
(quar.)
com.
vote
pfd.
conv.
split.
Company
8%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Paper
Pipe Line, Ltd.,
will
2-for-l
American
Texas
65c
prior preferred
conv.
3-10
Stockholders
6
25c
(quar.)1st pfd. (quar.)
Pennsylvania .Utilities Investments (quar.)__
Penton
Publishing (quar.)
:_:
Peoples Telephone, 4f/a7© pfd. (quar.)
Pepper (Dr.) Co. (see Dr. Pepper Co.) —
Pepperell Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Peter Paul, Inc.
(quar.)
5%
1-25
3-
4.32%
(One share of Australian Oil. Ltd. for each
common
Coal Co.,
Peabody
Pembina
2-
7
40c
—
._
Y.)
(N.
Parchmont
Paterson
2-6
1
2-
$1.12 7a 197
35c partic pref.
Drugs,
1
3-
15c
$1.05
i-
—___——
(quar.)
\t
3-
Employers Insurance (quar.)
Finance Corp.
(quar.)
Pacific
7%
(quar.)
Insurance
Pottery
Onondaga
of Company
When Holden
Payable of Rec.
Per
Share
,
Name
Payable of Rec.
t$1.75
Ogilvie Flour Mills Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Ohio Power Co., 4.08%
pfd. (quar.)
4.207© preferred (quar.)4 Via % preferred (quar.)
—
Ohio
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name oj Company
from
net
:
2-10
10c
3-
1-31
<
1-4
1-
4
2-
6
in¬
1
Volume
193
Number-60-27
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The Commercial
.
and Financial
Chronicle
(607)
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Per
_
Name of
Bulova
Company
Watch
Co.
4V2%
Company,
___
Terminal
Busn
Terminal Co.
Buildings
Electric
Ltd.,
Packers
Cork &
Crown
Cork
(quar.)
A
Canadian
General
1-27
2-20
1
2-10
Dahlstrom
2-15
1-31
Delta
tl5c
(s-a)
$75c
3-
Ltd.
4-
1
3-
3
>
4-
1
3-
3
V'
Western
preferred
3-
1
2-15
4-
1
2-28
(quar.)
class A
3-
$$2
1
4-
2-
6
3
3-15
2-28
$25c
:.
3-15
2-28
(L.
E.)
&
Louisiana
Soya
de
Chain
Belt
1
(quar.)__
dividena)
3-10
2-17
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
3-
2-15
1
2-28
2-28
2-16
2-
'
Enquirer,
2-10
2-10
&
2-15
2-
3-
Cincinnati, New Orleans
5%
preferred
preierred
2-28
i
2-15
preferred
2-
2-10
1
2-15
2-
3-20
34-
7
1
3-29
3-
3-
1
2-17
3-31
3-10
37V2C
2-15
1-13
3-
$1.25
6-
1
9-
1
12VaC
2-
7
2-
1
65c
3-31
2-15
1-20
share
for
each
100
Title Insurance
Cleveland Electric
$4.50
shares
iN.
Y.)
held.
(extra"
Illuminating,
preferred
com.
.
45c
7%
regular
Y!.)
(N.
Class
A
Co.,
Colonial Acceptance
of
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
Paper,
class
Life
3-15
1
1-25
quar.).
Concord Fund, Inc
Hose
Co.
&
Rubber
State
Oil
Equitable
1-31
Fall
1-20
Falstaff
Co.
.1
2-15
Farmers Bank of State of
2-10
Farmers
2-10
New
«fe
2-15
Faultless
3-
Fedders
1
Traders
York
(quar.)__.
——
Mfg.-.Co.,
$1.37Vi
Corp.
Co.
J.)
B
Class
A
(monthly)
Stock
(Fla.)
10c
dividend
Consolidated
'
Edison
Consolidated
(N.
Y.)
Investment
(quar.)
Trust
Ltd.
$4.50
$4.52
preferred
(quar.)____
Continental
Stock
American
Life
Life
35c
Cook
$3
Paint
class
A
&
2-28
2-20
1-20
4-
3-
(s-a)
1
1-31
3
(quar.)
National
3
3-
3
First
1-23
First
93%c
8-
Stock
1
7-29
2-21
First
4-
3-15
Firth
1
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
2-15
2-
4-
1
3-15
62 VaC
3-
4
1
551
40c
3-15
3-
1
Florida
35c
3-
1
2-
9
75c
3-
1
?-
9
40c
3-24
4.60%
Florida
each
Class
2-28
4-
25c
3-17
1
4-
A
Great
3-17
•
2-15
Lakes
Great
Lakes
7
Great
Northern
7
Great
West
1
Great
2-15
Green
3-15
2-15
Green
2-24
Gregory
3-15
Power,
.
•
(A.
P.)
Bay &
Dock
Fire
3-
1
3-
1
2-17
,____
50c
3-
1
2-15
22 Vac
N.
2-10
Grolier,
Inc.
3-
2-10
Growers
Wine,
2-
6
Guardian
2-
1
From
10%
1
3-20
2-27
1
3-
1
2-15
$1.18%
.
3-
1
2-15
...
.
-
Gulf
...
(N.
2-27
5-20
Gulf
2-10
1-20
Gulf,
■3-10
2-21
3-
2-
1
1
2-15
46 V4C
$1.09
V
3-1
3-
6
Mutual
7%
holders
Feb.
Mobile
(N.
Corp.,
Y.), 6%
4%
pfd.
Oil
,
.
2-15
2-
Co.
2-
6
1-20
2-
6
Cosco.
5%
preferred
Hamilton
class A
4%
Bank
additional
split
3-
1
2-
J
9
3-
2-15
2-16
37 VaC
1
2-
2-
1
6
1-18
2-24
2-10
4,
1
5-
1
5-
1
3-17
»
4-14
2-28
4-14
30c
3-15
*
$10c
4-29
■1
12c
2-21
4-15
2-
6
stock¬
to
25C
$5
pfd.
2-15
$1.25
6-12
1-27
3-13
$1.25
(quar.)
25c
2-24
*-
5-20
3-10
2-10
$1.16
4-
1
3-15
$1.29
4-
1
3-15
60c
3-
1
2-15
15c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
common
4-
1
3-15
3-
1
15C
3-15
3-
1
Harshaw
2-28
2-14
Hart,
3-
1-31
Hartford
Schaffner
61
Electric
1
2-17
Hat
3-10
2-17
Hawthorne
27c
2-15
1-31
3-28
2-10
2-20
22-
8
$2 class
3-
8
5%
2-20
2-
3
Heyden
2-
1-
4
Marx
A
Hinde
&
1
2-
6
2-10
Hooker
2-15
1-31
Horizon
Honolulu
Oil
Horn
&
&
1-10
Hotel
8
2-23
Hubinger
1-19
1-31
$2
2-
1
1-10
$1
2-15
2-
1
(quar.)
$1.10
2-15
2-
1
(quar.)
$1.15
2-15
2-
1
(quar.)
15c
3-14,
2-24
2-10
1-31
3-25
2-15
2-27
2-
15c
3-29
3-15
2-15
1-31
25c
3-24
3-
1
50c
3-24
3-
1
$1.25
2-15
2-
3
20C
3-
1
2-15
87 V2C
3-
1
2-15
3-
(quar.)
—.—
$1.09%
Co.
&
Co..
5%
of
Public
Service
(quar.)
2-23
2-
G
G
$1.06 V4
a
*
3-29
,
3-
6-20
5%
$1.25
(quar.)
5-22
2-15
1-28
3-
1
2-15
$1.75
3-18
1
6-17
31V4C
3-31
3-16
37c
;
1
7-
2-20
2-
30c
(quar. )__
4-
$1.75
(quar.)
pfd.
1
3-10
2-24
35c
preferred
5%
2-
50c
—-—--
America,
2-15
2-28
2-15
25c
———
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Baking Co.
1
3-24
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)___
(stock dividend).
AB
3
$45c
Inc.
_:
Company
Hudson Bay
—
——
Corp.
Housatonic
1-20
8%
1
7 Va c
common
Corp., common
Hardart
2-16
6
2-10
'
-
Corp.
Hardart
Quarterly
2-15
1-20
3-
(quar.)
Winston,
preferred
Horn
2-27
5%
dividend)
:
Ltd.
&
(George
3-10
2-10
:___—
Corp
Land
2-10
3-15
30c
—:
Chemical,
Chemical
$4.25
1
1
12 Vac
(stock
com.
(quar.i
Dauch.
Rinehart
1-31
34-
48 %c
-.-
Newport
3-
2-
2-28
45c
$15c
__.
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
3-
$1.75
(one
held)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.37V2 preferred (quar.)
Holt.
1-24
-
6
25c
(quar.)
com.
3 V2 %
of
shrs.
(quar.)—;—
Mining Co. (quar.)
Express, Inc. (quar.)
Portion
Pak
(quar.)
Hercules Powder, common
3-
—
2-24
Henderson's
2-20
1
3-15
Helm's
3-20
1-23
dividend)
nine
Hecla
3-20
8
2-24
$1
(quar.)
Financial
dividend
3-15
(quar.)
Corp. of America,
Stock
2-
25c
(quar.)—___
Light—
preferred
3-
8
Co.
2-15
—
each
Ltd.,
Chemical
2-10
$$1.25
(stock
for
Harding-nCarpets,
35c
$22 VaC
.-
Refractories
1
25c
______
common
(N.Y.)
2-
-
1
1-31
35c
—
_.
share
2-15
2-17
3-
25c
—
subject
RR.,
Co.,
34 VaC
40c
3-30
2-15
37VaC
(quar.)
Harbison-Walker
2-
1-23
5%
—
(quar.)__
Hanover
5%
2-10
75c
___
(increased)
income—
Inc.
preferred
4-21
2-15
3-10
$12 Vac
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Watch
3-15
10c
2-10
$25c
.__
(quar.)
4-28
2-15
1-23
3-10
Fund—
Water
4-
8.7%
2-23
14)
Corp.
$1
6
1-23
2-23
40c
(quar:)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ohio
Cotton
1-20
1
2-15
2-23
$5
Co
&
Hamilton
3-15
1
3-15
25c
__——
A
dividend)
(quar.)
Co., 4.64% preferred
preferred (quar.)
Hackensack
1
1
preferred
Corp
1-30
2-23
2-10
2-10
1
preferred
Steel
2-23
3-15
40c
T
class
Power
5.16%
5%
(quar.)
"-SKIT
1
2-24
3%
—
(quar.)
Gulf
Co.
(accum.)
3-
1
6
-
$5.50
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
Gulf
—
pfd.
3-17
$2
15c
preferred
3.90%
—
•»
3-16
(Dallas)—
Interstate
$5
1-31
4-
7 Vac
(quar.)
3-15
2%
;_
common
stock
15
2-10
6c
(quar.)—__—
pfd.
3
3-
3-31
.%■
.
(quar.)
(stock
investment
for
1-13
,
30c
2%
Bankshares
1
3-15
25c
—___
Ltd.,
Insurance
6-10
(Greenfield,
Y.)
2-
(quar.h._
(quar.
net
(One
4%
3-
dividend)
Bank
i
Inc..
Avenue
Power
Trust
&
(stock
City
2-15
3-
RR._
preferred
2-20
:—.—
Y.)
3-15
30c
—
Company,
30c
dividend
held
2-lb
37 VaC
—
(initial)
50c
Brick
Western
25c,
Hormel
stock
2-20
10c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Industries
30c
.
Oregon—
a
2-28
10c
35c
Ltd.
Ry.
Coal.
Griesedieck
3-15
&
Western Financial
3-24
.
eight
3-27
15c
annual)-—
Dredge
4-
47 VaC
(Yonkers,
2-24i
4-10
__—__—
:
$25c
10c
i
1-27
3-10
20c
2-
1
1
50c
dividend)
2-10
7c
i__—'.
Extra
—
&
6
15c
conv.
held)_
6
2-
Underwriters
(increased
4-
1
55-
10%
dividend
Fifth
4.40%
23
6
7c
(quar.)
Life
2-
7c
2 % %1
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
Stock
dividend
1
3-15
7 Vac
65c
(quar.)
of
Bank
(quar.)
Sterling
2-
10
American
lc
Field
2-15
2-15
convertible preferred
dividend
Wisconsin
2-15
3
Great
..
each
1
1
20c
Y.)
5%
gains)
for
(stock
Bank
National
15c
—
2-10
City Steel
5c
Marshall
approved
for
National
Stock
3-15
'
shs.
Bank
National
Mass.)
$$1.30
Granite
(N.
5%
A-(quar.)
3-
3-
5c
(quar.)
6
(quar.)
Corp.—
share
one
3-
2-24
$2.50
(stock dividend)
Bank
Co.
3
Stock
Stockholders
First
1
25c
i_,
common
preference
First
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Varnish\
prior
7
2-20
(Newark, N. J.)—
(2
See
Class A and class B
4-
.
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.
1-16
4-
.
Corp_
Investors
Co.
(Toronto)
Investment
Steel
Bank
First
2-
Union
lc
capital
Federation
First
$1.13
Continental Can Co., common
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
dividend
(Marshall)
2-15
2-22
50%
Continental
Stock
1-13
$20c
& Co.
National
lc
class
(from
1
65c
Insurance
Grace
6
(s-a)
3-15
(quar.)
com.
1__—
1-
—
Fidelity Union Trust
Field
$1.12'/a
Insurance
Continental
Fidelity Fund
2-15
$1.04
(quar.)
Grace.(W. R.)
1
of Delaware—1
Purchaser,
3-
57VaC
Corp.
1
(quar.)__
3-
(monthly)
2-27
30c
dividend
Continental
3
$1.30
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1
2-
Corp.
Federated
Financial
—
(quar.)
preferred
1
2-
3-15
(distribution
Consumers Power Co., common
'$4.16
2-
2-15
75c
>•
____
Glass,
2-15
5%
—
from capital gains in shares, or cash)
Consolidated Laundries, (quar.)
Consolidated Natural Gas Co. (increased)—
Consolidated Water Power & Paper (quar.)—
Consumers
Resources
3-15
4-
1
4-
(monthly)
(monthly)...
B
Federal
1
$1.50
Insurance
dividend
lc
Class
Consolidated Development Corp.
Stock
25c
N.
4-
—
4-17
Quarterly
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings (quar.)_—__
Federal National Mortgage Asso.
(monthly).
Class
3-20
20c
—.—
(quar.)
3-20
(quar.)
2-15
3-15
(initial-quar.)
60c
—
2-15
1
—
Batteries
Employees
3-
3-
43 Vac
(quar.)
2-15
1
(quar.)
25c
—____
(Newark,
2-15
3-20
Cement
Nugget.
2-10
$1.75
(quar.)_
1
3-
50c
Inc.
2-28
—
_____
33-
$1.30
A
3-15
!
1-25
62 VaC
,
Industries
Syracuse,
(quar.)
Insurance
4-1
Portland
2-20
6
1-25
2-15
(quar.)
Globe-Wernicke
3-15
—
pfd.
Corp.
(quar.)_
Compress & Warehouse
4-1
preferred
3-17
$1.50
Delaware
Federal
10c
voting
3-31
3-
2-15
t
64 VaC
(quar.)
(monthly)
Glen Mfg.,'Inc.
(initial)
Globe Security
Systems
3-15
^
(accum.)_
Insurance
Federal
10c
preferred
$3
Life
2-20
1
Kentucky—
Company (quar.)
Glickman Corp., class A
(monthly)_u
Class A
(monthly)
3.-
3-10
1-25
33c
of
Gillette
4-
1
3
2-15
(Springfield, 111.)—-
—*
—__—__
1-31
20c
(quar.)
1
2-
2 Vac
2-24
$$1.75
(quar.)
3-10
6
Co.
_
2-15
2-
Telepnone
voting preferred (quar.)
$6 voting preferred
(quar.)
Genung's, Inc. preferred (s-a)
Georgia-Bonded Fibres, class A
1-13
4-
3
3-
80c
2-16
5-
1-27
2-
32 VaC
Year-end
A
2-15
(Bridgeport)—
pfd.
7
2-24
3-
(quar.)
$2
2-10
10c
(quar.)_
Caster
Federated
(quar.i
2-
.MP
1
3-
preferred
1
6
6
1-12
27 Vac
1-20
3-15
25C
1
1
29c
(quar.)
preferred
20c
3-10
3-31
1
3-
v
2-13
32 VaC
preferred
5.20%
3-20
3
2-15
3c
3-
A
cents
2-
4-
\
1-
22V2C
.preferred
(quar.)
5.16% preferred > (quar.)
1
2-15
•
2-10
10 VaC
(Optional)
(quar.)
$1.30
General
2-15
1
4c
Bros,
Class
40
2-
3-
31 >/4C
(quar.)
3-
3-
(Boston)
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Florida—
$1.30 preferred B (quar.)
12-21
2-25
••
3-10
2-
25c
5 Va %
1-31
9
2-15
3-24
2-25
General
;/
__;
1
of
___r—
40c
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)—"
3-15
—
2-10
3-
2%
Gas
3-31
.__
1-16
25c
Brewing,
100%
Connecticut National Bank
1-27
Hamilton
River
1
Quarterly
Connohio, Inc., 40 cents
3-17
7
preferred
8%
Gas Co., common
preferred (quar.)
4.36%
1
approval
3-30
2-
4V2%
3-15
25c
Public Utilities (quar.)..
General Telephone Co. of California—
1-23
2-15
Trust
9
12V2c
General
6
10c ('
(quar.)
2-
___.
2-10
2-
5%
Evans Rule
2-15
to
2-24
Government
(s-a).
$1.12%
March)
General Investors
$$1
Empire
preferred
(quar.)
Connecticut General Life Insurance—
(Subject
2-15
$1.25
1-11
in
1
3-
Gould-National
Investment
2-
dividend
General
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Dynamics Corp.
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.)
Gossard (H. W.) Company (quar.)
)
Electronics
1-30
stockholders
6
.'
(quar.)
2-15
Stock
2-
Oil
Golden
—*
10c
„
3
-
dividend)
35c
5V2%
3-
25c
*
Drive-In
2%
2-15
10c
common
Crude
General
30c
10c
,
Gas,
General
6
Grand
(quar.)
Concord Natural
6
6 Vi %
______
25c
______:
22-
~)
Autolite
3-10
80c
1-30
1
Corp.—
3
13c
(quar.)_'
(stock
Electric
Farrington
;
Bronze
(Stock dividend payable in lieu of cash)
General Cigar Co.
(quar.)
3
1-31
2-
General
3-
$37 VaC
A
Corp.
2-14
6c
(quar.)
(quar.).
and
capital gains).
Inc.* (quar.)
i
25c
Commercial
Machinery
income
(quar.)
Industries
(quar.
Class
2-28
2-15
2
3-
55c
3-10
(Louisville,
Metals
(reduced)
Commonwealth Telephone (Pa.)
expenses "
realized
20c
,
Insurance
and
(final)
1-23
3-31
$L06V4
(quar.)
Ky.) (increased quar.)—
Commercial Credit Co. (increased
Cornpo Shoe
tax
60c
A
ordinary
_—
27Vic
1—
2-15
$20c
■
Ltd.,
States Corp., $7 pfd.
preferred B (accum.)
Farmer
(initial-quar.)
Commonwealth
2-15
10-
Class
1-31
Corp.—
preferred
(quar.)_
Columbian Carbon Co. (quar.)_
Class
$6
12c
:
6
—
>
15c
_
10-
$20c
3-15
2-
10c
;
1-12
(quar.)
$31 %C
Kootenay Power, Ltd.—
7% preferred (accum.)
Eastern Racing Assn., common
;.V $1 preferred (quar.),
-.
5%
(quar.)
2-
preferred
-it
30c
___:
$4.25
Combined Locks
2-10
2-15
87 Vac
Inc.
(quar.).
(quar.)
Emporium Cap well Co..
Corp., class A (accum.)
Pictures
1
3-30
1
2%
(quar.)
$$1.25
.Mi
(reduced)
America
1
2-10
3-
25c
5-
preferred
conv.
Giant
6
3-1
87V2c
.__
(quar.)
common
Stock
dividend—
Columbia Gas System,
Columbia
1
5-15
conv.
60c
gains
2-15
Ltd.—
preferred " (quar.)
Colonial Corp.
3-
$20c
Collyer Insulated Wire
-
—•
(auar.)
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50
1-20
4-
50c
guaranteed, (quar.)____.
Bottling
2-15
$1.12Va
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
4%
special guaranteed (quar.)_
Coca-Cola
2-27
15c
60c
3
ordinary-
—
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware
capital
from
12c
Investment
Electric
one
1
3
7-
39c
3-15
15c
2-
4-
7
37 Vic
1-23
;
__
Stores
(reduced)_________
Shareholders have option of
receiving
2-15
7
East
Edo
.____
City
1
15c
4-
7-
5%
(quar.)
Corp.— ,■
5%'preferred (1956 series)
Corporation
(quar.)__T
1-16
$1.40
.
5-
3 Vic
8-15
(Gloversville) —
Increased
5-15
12 Vic
5-15
$1.25
15c
$1.32
Eastern
1
(quar.)__
35c
Dura
2-15
Ry.
1
preferred
6%
Duro-Test
*
1
52-
15c
(increased quar.)
Dunhill International (stock
dividend)
'
I
2-
5-15
2-15
70c
.
New common
1
3-
2-15
25c
—;
15c
15c
Co.
Dresser
3-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dun & Bradstreet—
3-14
$1.25
semi-annually)
City Products Corp. (quar.)
-
net
1
8
2-15
preferred
equal to approximately
depositary share).
1
net
25c
22-
1
3-10
60c
87c
income
(quar.)____
com.
.
60c
$25c
Co.,
Chemicals,
Drackett
3
3-31
40c
(quar.)
City
Dubois
1
5-
per
from
from
43c
2-10
depositary,
$0.10
(5c
-
1-13
2-15
British
for
1-30
12VaC
1
City Investing Co. (quar.)
City National Bank & Trust
(Less
2-15
2-20
preferred
2-15
3-
50c
2-15
Chemical—
&
56V.C
Co.
1
$2
(quar.)
Long
3-15
1
25c
.
Ltd.
&
2rl5
v
3-
12c
(quar.)
long-term
Ltd.
3-31
Industries, Inc.—
25c
.
and
2-28
8c
3-
Fund—
(increased)
$1 prei.
1-31
3-
3
25c
1960
Bridge,
Common
Dorman
8
30c
Pacific
3-
2-21
2-15
1
20c
(quar.)___
—
Stores,
6
2-25
$1
t quar.i
Texas
3-21
(quar.)
net
in
Tar
1-31
2-
from
Dominion
1-16
2-16
$1.50
(quar.).
&
40C
/■
Wood
2-28
3-
8c
v
(quar.)_
General Acceptance Corp.,
$1 preferred
(quar.)
Inc.—
Dominion
-
1-27
2-10
Fund
1
1-31
2-15
87Vic
(quar.)
9-15
Gar
$1
(quar.)
preferred
Dominion
1
62Vic
quar.)
(quar.)
5%
9-29
(quar.)
common
1-27
_______
-
2-15
1
30c
com.
Gas Service
(quar.)
Y.
Dominion & Anglo Investment—
5% preferred (quar.)i
■>
•
(quar.)
Electric,
6-15
4
(monthly)
25c
-
N.
1
4 Va %
conv. preferred
(quar.)
Gardner-Denver Co., common (quar.)
3
(quar.)
income)
1-20
12Vic
___;
(quar.)
3-16
7-
.-
Investment
.realized
3-15
75c
common
3-16
3-31
$1.75
$2
Finance
(75c
1-20
3-31
27c
(quar.)
Inc.
of
Raynolds Co.
$1.56
6
25c
(increased
preferred
&
Dominick
2-15
10c
Bank
Supply
Dodge Mfg. Co.,
2-15
6%
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR._!—
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (quar.)
Chicago Yellow Cab Co. (quar.)__
Gas
2-14
27Vic
(quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. (Va.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
Cincinnati
1
25c
(quar.)
Manhattan
Cincinnati
3-
40c
oreferred
conv.
2-14
25Vic
.
Corp.
(quar.)
debenture
stock
Dickey (W. S.) Clay Mfg.
Distillers, Ltd.—
; /
Ordinary
(interim)
«
1-31
1
$1.12%
Co
conv
Channing
3-31
$1.75
From r.et investment income.
Dobbs Houses, Inc. (quar.)
2-15
3-
25c
(quar.)
Chambers,burg Engineering (quar.)
Champlin Qil & Refining—
$1.75
l'Ac
Giorgio Fruit
Dial
5
30c
(stock
4-
A
1 ViC
Diversified
25c
Service
Corp.
4-15
Fund—
A
2-
$1
(monthly)
Class
(quar.)
1-31
60c
Corp. (increased quar.)
Public
Pasco
3-10
1V4C
income
1-27
30c
1-17
$1.05
Aircraft
4-
$5c
li_
(quar.)
1-31
2-15
17Vac
25c
___.
1
1
1
(quar.)_
2-16
1
3-
32-
$$1.12l/a
preferred
1-13
A
1-30
1
30c
3-15
Class
2-10
1
$25c
(quar.)
2-15
(quar.)__.
Corp.
4%
1-31
3-
of
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (initial quar.)
Trailer Co.,
Futterman Corp.—^
2-15
3.578%
common
$75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-
40c
._
(quar.)
Central Vermont
Cessna
Co.
2-15
56V4C
com.
Fruehauf
Ltd.,
$1.75
2-15
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Di
2-15
lOc
(quar.)r___;_______i._ V
Electric,
preferred
Frouge
1-10
(quar.),
2-28
40c
(quar.)
& South West
2-28
$28c
(quar.)—
Products
2-15
$$1.25
Products, Inc. (quar.)
Caterpillar Tractor, common (quar.)
preferred
2-28
2-1
Liquidating
Ltd.—
Carter
Steel
3-15
J.),
approval
(quar.)
50c
Co.,„ Ltd.
$20c
(quar.)
93 %C
—
(A.
4 Va %
Co.
3-
15c
17VaC
Jan. 31
on
Sulphur
Freiman
(quar.)
$2 pfd.
$$1.07
».
(quar.)
preferred
1-27
•
$75c
Gas
2-17
■
Productions
(quar.)
Detroit, Hilldale & South West RR.—
2-15
2-28
$20c
Co.
common
2-28
$$1.25
(s-a)
Natural
5%
stockholders
Freeport
Holders
Payable of Rec.
75c
Foxboro
,
Desilu
Devoe
(quar.):.
preferred
Seal
Estate
Dentists'
3-15
$25c
preferred (quar.)
Carborundum Company
(quar.)
Carlisle Corp.
(quar.)
Corp.,
Class
Trust
(quar.)
1-31
(Quarterly irom net investment income)
Dennison Mig. Voting common
(quar.).
8%
5 Vi %
Carpenter
preferred
(quar.)
Lines
Delaware
net
Co.
pfd.
1-31
2-15
3
(quar.)
Ry.
Y.)—
Quarterly
$30c
:
&
Mfg.
Air
DeMun
3
$20c
Oil,
i
$42'/ac
irom
Investment
(quar.)
Pacific
Canadian
5%
3-
$20c
Canadian
3Va%
1
1
jllc
Electric
Canadian Utilities Ltd., 4V4%
5%
preferred (quar.)
Chase
4-
2-15
•25c
N.
Seal Co., Inc.,
Cunningham Drug Stores
1-31
4-
common
preferred
$3
2-15
33/4%
Co.
preferred
3-
H5C
(quarterly
International
Canadian
7%
2-28
Extra
Cerro
1-20
3-15
3-20
.
$17 Vac
(quar.i)
Ltd. (quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar, 7% pfd. (quar.)
V
7%
preferred (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
2-24
$i5c
1-20
When
Share
.
(quar.)
Forest.City Enterprises (quar.)
Company (increased)
Stock
dividend
(subject
to
2-10
2-16
International,
$25c
_____
Canadian
Central
2-15
4-17
Hinds
Crush
3
3-15
Ltd.
plains,
Company
Motor Co.
2-28
'
(quar.)_
Crown Cork International
Corp.—
:M
Class A (quar.)
$75c
Canadian General
Securities,
Class B
4.50%
2-
v
$12 Vac
Fund, Inc.
investment income)
Central
1
15
Ford
10c
—id
Company,
132Vic
Vinegar, Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Breweries, Ltd.
(quar.)
Central
3-
2-15
40c
_
Canadian
4.20%
2-24
1
31J/4C
(s-a)
(s-a)
Extra
Ceco
3-16
21c
Canada
4.80%
2-10
5%
dividend)
2-27
Name of
?4
J
1-31
31c
dividend
Crown
Crane
1
$12 Vac
B
Stock
6
3-
$15c
2
*
(White
Crouse
10-
2%
Extra
4Vi %
6
35c
(stock
class
7-<
County Trust
2-
(quar.)
common
Ltd.,
6
7-29
(increased)
Per
of Rec.
3-10
$10c
3
4-
3-25
10%
Cement,
2-
Ltd.
Holders
Payable
50c
(quar.)
Corp
Cosmos Imperial Mills,
2-' 3
4-27
When
Share
(quar.)
Mortgage,
2-15
dividend)
Power
1
3-1
'
Beverage
4-20
dividend
Carrier
3'
Coronation
10-27
(quar.)
(stock
$1.30 preferred
(quar.)
Canaaa & Dominion
Sugar, Ltd
Canada Foils, Ltd., common..
Class A (quar.)
4%
Cott
]
■
Corning Natural Gas
3
31c
Packing Co. - (quar.)
California-Western States Life Ins. Co.
5%
3
2-
3
Steel
25c
California
L.d.,
2-
1
Copperweld
$12VaC
California Eastern Aviation
Class
1
$1.05
Burroughs Corp. (quar.):
Burry Biscuit Corp. (quar.)
Canaaa
33.
$12 VaC
Bush
Canada
2-
jj.2 V2C
Common
Stock
1
$i.12,/2
Ltd
—___•
Caliiornia
3-
$1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Common
Company
3-10
87V2C
__
Burns
Per
Name of
3.31
30c
(quar.)
preierred
4.20%
Holdera
Payable of Rec.
isc
Bunington Industries, common
SVb'/ir preferred (quar.).
4%
When
Share
(quar.)
11
3-10
2-27
3-13
2-10
—
(quar.)
Mining & Smelting Ltd. (quar.)
$75c
Hudson
6
Pulp & Paper, class A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.) —_j._a
$5.12 preferred B (quar.)
31 VaC
3-
1
31V4
c
3-
1
2-14
32c
3-
1
2-14
$1.41
35V4C
3-
1
2-14
5%
2nd
Hugoton
(For
Gas
oreferred -(quar.)
______
Trust
Beneficial
21c
Units
Hugoton Production
2-14-
2-20
1-33,
75C
3-15
2-20
holders)
(quar.)
.
-
12
The Commercial and
(608)
c
Foods
Hunt
When
Per
Name of Company
Share
12 %c
(quar.)
com.
2-28
2-14
Louisville
3-24
2-14
5%
series A preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
2-28
2-14
5%
series B preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
2-28
2-14
J50C
4-
3
3-15
120c
4-
3
3-15
Erie
&
Huron
Mortgage,
Extra
(increased)
com.
1—
Lucky
& Nashville
(quar.)———
Inc.
Stores,
dividend
Stock
Power,
Ingersoll-Rand
6%
Co.,
preferred
Inland
Steel
Fund
(10
Corp.,
Interlake
5
Corp.
undistributed
2-15
1-31
3-31
3-15
4-
1
3-10
75c
3-10
3-31
capital
from
2-
1
of
cents___,
67
International Silver
Interprovincial
Interstate
Co.
$2.13
75c
3-
1
1
2-
2-15
Motor
Interstate
Investment
(Florida)
Corp.
Investors
Mutual
Investors
Trust
(initial's-a)
2-
33-
19c
2-
1
(quar.)
37 %c
5-
1
5-
1
4-17
(quar.)__
!_
;
37 %c
8-
1
7-18
25c
8-
1
7-18
37%c
11-
1
10-18
25c
11-
1
10-18
47 %c
$2.50 preferred' (quar.)
Gas
Public
&
Electric,
Service,
_
____
(quar.)
3-
1
3-
1
2-
1
2-
97 %c
3-
1
2-
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Irving Trust Co., stock dividend
$1.05
3-
1
2-
1
2-
2-10
1-13
43c
2-10
Meadville
1
$2.81
1-13
Fund,
1st
Jefferson
Standard
Tea
3^4%
Life
N\
Co.,
5%
C.)
preferred
Johnson
&
&
Sutherland
Kansas
4%
•
preferred
preferred
Missouri-Kansas
1-30
2-14
5-
1
4-17
Missouri
Portland
3-10
2-17
Mitchell
(Robert)
25c
62 %c
3-10
25c
2-21
2-
3-15
3-
3-10
2-20
95c
3-1
$1
1
35c
Class
1
2-13
i
Co
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.50%
preferred
Kelly
Douglas,
Class
A
2-15
Kentucky Stone
Common
:
Kerr
$1
a; 3-
1
3-
1
*1.08%
3-
1
*1.12%
(quar.)
3-
1
5%
B.)
Kratter
Morgan
2-13
a
Class
Diablo
25c
4-14
4-
7
2-15
2-
4
3-15
3-
4
2-24
2-
9
12c
2-15
1-31
Mutual
National
($0.2337
Class
\
B
$1.20
conv.
-
2-20
3-
1
2-
12c
3-
1
2-
6
3
3-
3
3-
5-
1
4-
4-
Bank
Stock
6
Stockholders
of
•
.
the
National
>
4'A%
preferred
6
Common
5-22
5-
5
60c
10c
6-21
6-
6
15c
2-28
2-15
National
Grocers,
National
Gypsum Co.,
3-31
National
2-15
(S. S.) Co. (quar.)
Kroger Company, common (quar.)
6% 1st preferred (quar.)
Drug &
40c
3-10
1
(quar.)
1
3-15
5-
1
4-15
Laurentide
Acceptance, Ltd., class A
Lawson
Jones,
National
Lee
(H.
D.)
National
National Securities
115c
Levines.
(initial)—_
Inc.
(stock
1st
(Eli)
&
Link-Belt
&
A
(quar.)
share).
Ltd.,
B
$2.40
preferred
will
class
2-15
National
Video
3-10
Nautec
Nelly Don,
3-10
2-21
Neiman-Marcus
3-
2-
2-16
3-10
2-21
3-
1
2-17
2-17
3-
2-
8%
_
3-10
60c
2-14
1
1
12-30
to
(quar.)
&
33-
160c
3-
137 %c
3-
154c
3-
15c
3-
II
Bros.,
Neptune
$2.40
5%
pfd.
Louisville Cement
(quar.)_
(quar.)
__
Newfoundland
Common
5%
-
of
2-10
50c
News
Jersey
Jersey
(reduced)
York
8
New
8
New York State
1
2-
8
Niagara
1
2-
8
(5c
1
2-
8
3
~
$6
17c
20c
-
!
York
Brake
Central
Nopco
4%
3-20
Norfolk
4%
1-25
6%
taxable
in
1
2-
Western
2-17
2-
3
2-15
2-
1
3-15
2-28
J15c
4-21
3-31
20c
,"
2-25
2-
3-
1
$$1.25
1
$5
1
4-
1
2-24
2-15
1-19
93%c
4-
1
3-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
.(quar.)
25c
!
—
—i—
—
(quar.)
-•
<
'
3-
)•*> SI
v
.
25c
1
3^10;
>
2-10
.
2-
9
1-19
15c
5-
1
8-1
4-
1
3-15
12 Vac
2-27
2-6
50c
3-10
2-23
2-17
$1
:_
1-31
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-15
31
1-31
25c
2-15
2-15
1-20
15c
3-15
2-17
58V2C
3-
1
2-17
$1.10
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
3-
1
_____
92 V2C
$1.02
__;
■
2-10
2-10
2-10
3-1
$1.17V2
3-
$1.12V2
(quar.)____
2-10
1
$1.06
•
1
2-10
1
3-
3-
,.
25c
34-
$1.15
?
1
2-15
6
$1.16
3-
1
2-15
14c
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
(Me.)—
J
14c
1-31
2-15
$15c
,
35c
2-15
1-31
3-31
$1 Oc
3-10
*
V
(quar.)
3
3-
2
2-
3-
1
2-20
75c
pfd.;
25c
$1.75
•
7%
2-
6
1-31
57c
Co.,
common
(quar.)
_____^
Natural
Gas,,
(quar.T—---
r..~
;
•
1
2-10
..
2- 3
(quar.)__
(quar, )______
$1.37'A-
3-31
3-17
(quar.)
2-22
12172C
3-15
il.37Vn
3-31
3-17
3-
2-3
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
■■'!•
_______
-35c
1'
$1
4-15
4-
3
31V4C
2-15
2-
3
40c
2-15
2-
3
II ~~_I~I
15c
2-15
2-
3
!_
45c
4-17
4-14
(quar.)
25c
3-
1
2-15
$1.25
3-
1
2-15
$1.20
3-
1
2-15
$1.75
3-
1
2-20
$15c
3-17
2-24
5c
2-15
2-
15c
2-15
1-27
1
2-10
(quar.)__I_I
pfd.
'■
(quar.)__.
Chemical, com.
^______II__
(quar.)___
Youngstown
&
Ashtabula
Ry.—
(quar.)
&
!__
Company (quar.)
■____
Talbot, common (quar.)
&
Gamble
Co.
$1.25
(quar.)_
conv.
(quar.)_____II
(quar.)i
1-31
1-31
2-21
2-
2-15
1-27
1
2-15
3-
31 Uc
(quar.)
7
ap¬
^___
.
2-14
2-14
3-
$1.12%
$1.16
1-13
1
3-1
3-
$1.05
_IIIIII
7-13
2-17
5%
$1.06'A
I
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
2-15
2-15
65c
'A%
preferred
25c
-7c
:___)
an
1
7V2c
.
_____;
preferred
4.90%
3-
37^0
!
._____lIII_II'
4.64%
.
1
3-
Development, Ltd.—.
4 V2 %
-
,
2-22
(quar.)
preferred
3-
25c
2-20
4
3-15
common
common;
&
3
3-
12 Vic!
(quar.)
Coke
3
3-
42.VaC;,
common
preferred
Company,
3-
3-31
$1 50
^
Gas.
2-15
3-31
& Norristown RR.
propriate order from the Public Utilities
Commission of the State of
Colorado).
preferred (quar.)_
4.20% preferred ;(quar.)
4
i
.
2-17
3-1
56c
-
1-13
3-10
35c
(quar.)
2-10
75c
25c
Inc.
.
$1.22%
1
2-14
.3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
4-13
15c
,
1-13
$45c
Public Service Co. of Colorado—
Stock div. (subject to
3-10
I
2-28
(quar.)
preferred
Procter
3
2-17
•
,3-15
45c
—
____;
Natural
Progress Mfg.,
2-24
3-24
$1
1-20
5c
obtaining
3-10
2-10
(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)__i;.
Process Lithographers
(quar.)
1960
30c
1-13
20c
(quar.)
Gear,
Electric
preferred
-7%
long-term capital
preferred
&
convertible
Pope &
2-10
30c
(quar.)
E
j
(quar.)
,
Placer
3
3-
2-10
(quar.)
common
Now on a
quarterly basis
Plymouth Rubber (quar.)
Fugue (H. & S.) Co. (quar.)__
1
2-
50c
(quar.)
2-
6
"1-13
2-10
$1.10
(quar.)
Co. -(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
$4.80
2-10
2-16
'.1-31
:
4c
common
Machine
Pittsburgh,
Poor
3-
12-29
2-28
'/2c!f >.2-15
2-10
Co.
Pittsburgh
2-10
3-
;
3
30C
preferred (quar.)__™_
Pittsfield National Bank
1
90c
7
(quar.)
6%
2-10
3-1
t50c
$1.25
1
1-27
7 V2 C
Industries
preferred
2-10
2-15
40c
Ry.,'common'(quar.)_*__,
2-15
(quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)_.
Pioneer Finance
Co., $1.25
$1.60
Dock—
'
6
______________
$5.50 convertible
preferred
1
25c
common
3-
(initial)
Co.,
Circle
Pillsbury
3
2-15
60c
(quar.)i——
37V2C
___________
Piedmont
2-10
2-
10c
in
2-15
(quar.)
$5.50
1
annually)—
income
Airways
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.
Phillips Petroleum Co.-(quar.)
3-10
I960)-
preferred
.
3-
2-24
3-
i
com.
6
—
preferred
Piedmont
3-10
$1.06V4
(quar.)
RR.
3-
(quar.)
$1
Ltd.—
Gas,
25C
(quar.)
Ltd..
Philadelphia
2-10
3-31
3-31
(quar.)
Co.,£
A
adqjustment
6%
2-14
&
Louis
2-
(increased-quar.)__
Corp. (quar.)
Plaudler-Permutit,'
1
18c
„
investment
realized
Chemical
1-20
St:
&
2-17
Corp. of America—
(From net capital gains
during 1960)
Exploration Co.
Corp.—
net
preferred
2-
3-15
(quar.)
Electric &
preferred
Share
1
25c
Dry
1-20
20C
Petroleum
■
&
2-15
75c
Philadelphia, Germantown
2-25
20c
______—_
and 25c of net
4-1
2-27
Air
from
2-10
2-15
1
30c
(quar.)__
60c
Petroleum
3-17
3-
22V2C
;
Shipbuilding
1-27
2-15
__________
(quar.)
A
(quar:)__
Perkins
3-15
5c
Power,
(increased)
preferred C
Petrolite
3-15
4-
40c
2-
3
3
15c
(quar.)
common
(reduced)—
&
1-27
37 V2C
—_
preferred D
Co,
:
—
1-27
2-15
convertible
Perfect
,
Ltd.
Realty (increased
Zinc (quar.)
2-
3-
4-
'
*
pfd.
1-27
2-151
2-15
___:
Co.
Tool
Pepsi-Cola
11-21
4-3
'
62%c
-
•.
4y4%
2-15
—
(quar.)
Extra
2-16
2-10
10c
10c
'
Canada,
preferred
1
3-
3-10
V
—
(reduced)
Light
1
3-15
3-15
$1.75
__
(quar.)—
iquar.)
New
3-20
62 %c
.
~
Inc.
8
25c
__I•
I
1
10%
(quar.)
Co.,
2-
1
$1.21
(quar.)
Club
3-10
3-
—
Meter Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
gains
split (initial quar.)
Service—
-50c
,
(Ala.)-—
(quar.)„
Products
3.75%
:_
Dock,
Turf
Gas
1
1
Quarterly
112%c
4-15
1
4-
(quar.-)„—
Inc.
New
depositary
112 %c
preferred
Coal
Neisner
Neon
Newport
Gas—
Angeles
Chemical
1-25
8
5-
4-
$1.12%
(quar.)
Co.
1-27
31 %c
Voting common (quar.)
"
Non-voting common (quar.)
Peoples Credit Jewelers; Ltd. (quar.)
3
2%
Cement
2-15
1-16
2-
-
A—
1-27
2-15
31JAc
—
/preferred- •(quar.
4.64% preferred (quar.)
Penouscot Chemical Fibre Co.
•1-31
class
1-27
'2-15
4.24%
1-31
Corporation
Nease
1
1
2-15
Corp.,
3-13
2-15
34 %c
4.50% preferred F (quar.)
4.60% preferred G (quar.)
•
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
2-3
3-
2-15
Chemical
3-13
'
2-15
9c
&
Co.
1-24
60c
(quar.)
after 2-for-l
3-15
jl5c
Corp.—
:
3-13
3-31
31JAc
4.70%
2
10c
Insurance
2-15
30c
___——__
4.05%
2-10
1
dividend
Tea
expenses
amount
per
A
2-
Stock—
—
Starch
Stock
2-15
$1.25
(interim)-
and
Participating
New com.
National
National
5%
—I
Groceterias, Ltd.—
1st preference A
(quar.)
Louisiana
4-14
50c
$0.03
preference
4.84%
2-28
3-15
dividend
60c
II_I
I
payment
2-17
Series—:.-—
Security
Stock
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Star
2-28
Stock
New
Class
$1.50
2-19
.
Cos.,
Loblaw
1
3-10
Preferred
1
3-31
—
3.70%
2-10
3-1
30c
,
3-
28 Vac
—
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
%
2
4-20
3-10
4%
2-15
27V4C
y4.40% preferred B (quar.)
1
1-31
1
3-31
_'
Fruit
4.68%
1-31
3-
—
3-20
Pictures
Tube
Penman's,
Penn
/'■
National
National
17c
tax
1-20
$20c
(quar.)—____:_
Research
&
income:
135c
(quar.)
income
4-10
2-ia
3-
_
Mfg.
National
;
Nazareth
(quar.)
(quar.)
British
Loblaw
Los
3-
3-15
4%
dividend)
Co.
Co.
depositary,
approximately
Lorain
2-19
40c
Libby
for
Lone
2-24
1
13c
Oilfields, Ltd., ordinary
(Less
2nd
3
12 %c
I
(s-a)
N. Y. (stock
dividend)
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. (quar.)_
Lilly
33-
ment
-
Liberty Fabrics of
Lobitos
3-15
3-20
Ltd.—
preference
McNeill
3
20c
Lexington Gas Service
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.
Libby,
3-15
4-
&
1
2-15
3-
,
—
Pendelton
1-23
4-15
Quarterly. distributions from net invest¬
4-14
3
3-30
12 %c
(quar.)
Levy Industries,
7%
4-28
4-
1$1
Screw
4-
37%c
——
(quar.):.___
Brewing
2-28
^_i———
3-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Pearl
;
_
2-15
15c
Mines, Ltd.
Chemical
1-31
—_
Co.
(s-a)
1
15c
Leslie Salt
(s-a)
BB
1
(quar.)i
Corp.
AA
Class
4-
Company (quar.)
Gold
Class
3-
Extra
Leesona
Leitch
1-27
2-10
1
132 %c
(annual)
A
Park
2-25
^
J—..
Insurance
3-20
t3c •;
(quar.)
class
Corp.
Paramount
Ark.)—
117%c
m
class
Line
Rock,
1
31'Ac
—
Corp.
World
preferred
Papercraft
2-28
3-15
—
Old
1-16
4-
31'Ac
I
American
4%
3
25c
(quar.)
Quarterly
1-16
2-15
$12.50
2-10
L2_L
common
1-17
2-15
Ltd.-
A—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Economic
2-10
split
(quar.)—
2-17
$1.25
_____
Investment,
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line, com.
3-15
2-
Machines (quar.)_
15c
Ltd.-__—————tl5c
preferred
3-
1%
1
new
1
5-
1
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corporation,
Corp.
2-28
12%%
(quar.)
_^___
2-10
J25c
(quar.)—
Optional
2-23
3-10
1
_
(Canada)— *"
6
3-10
net
from
(quar.)
Extra
j:,
(quar.)
2-15
12%c
(R. G.;, Inc. (stock dividend)—
Labatt (John), Ltd. (quar.)_
L_,
Laura Secord Candy Shops
(quar.)
A
1-14
2-24
National Lead, 7% -preferred A
(quar.)
National Malleable & Steel Castings Co.—
1-27
4-
$1.75
'
3-
$1.50
J
!
class
1
2-16
—±.—$1.06'A
Chemical
preferred
4%%
2-14
27 %c
-
Le Tourneau
(annual)
& Co;,
2-
4-
A J.:
com.
2
2-
$1.18
Cot—
A
Pallas
$1.50
1———
(quar.)—
(Little
W'.)
Palestine
1
National Electric Welding
3-15
3-31
B
6
50c
(quar.)
6
683Ac
Cady
2-
2-
Peerless
(quar.)
two-for-one
a
Chemical,
6
(quar.)
(H.
&
4-
preferred C
&
3-15
3-
(quar.)
shares
common
Distillers
3-
convertible
Class
approved
2-
5%
Lee
1*
2-15
15c
(approved
4-21
62 %c
Lay
2-
25c
15c
3-21
(quar.)
Ltd.,
4-15
(White Plains,
dividend
2-
2-24
:
Vegetable Oil (increased)
Packaging Corp. of America, com., (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
gain
-
1-31
2-17
7%C
(quar.)
preferred
5c
(N. Y.)—
2-21
preferred A
&
2
"2-15
$1
of Westchester
2-15
25c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Pacific Lighting
2-15
40c
__
%C
IOC
Pacific
!
(quar.)_
1-31
20c
(quar.)
preferred
15c
of Westchester
10c
(quar.)
Y.)
2-15
1-31
2-15
(quar.)
Electric
6%
-
Kresge
■
Tulsa
10c
convertible
Inc.
5V2%
by stockholders
National City Bank of Cleveland—
6
1
5%
Apparel,
1-27
62Vic
__
of
10c
__
(monthly)
2nd -preferred
2-10
Quarterly
6
5-
Bank
10c
:
$1.20 preferred
(monthly)
Koehring Company, common (quar.)_.
L'Aiglon
1st
Extra
N.
3-15
2-15
30c
Canadian
&
6c
Detroit
2-10
35c
(quar.)
preferred
1st
■
capital
share)
2-10
5938C
com.
preferred
preferred
75c
a
2-15
1
1
t$1.75
Ltd.,
Co., common
preferred
5%
!_;
dividend
National Bank
6
4-
12c
preierred
4-
12c
12c
;
preferred
7%
Stock
National
6
1-31
12c
,
$1.20
.
of
National
1
12c
:_
(quar.)
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (monthly)
$1.20
i
(Auburn.
Bank
•
$1.20
.
3-
5%
|
5%
Boston
and
1
33-
$0,072
(quar.)__
(quar.)
2-28
5-
3-
30c
20c
Lines
Products
and 8c
gains
preferred
4.80%
2-28
3-15
$1.14
(quar.)
3-16
!__
of $2.048a per
Bank
2-10
3-15
10c
(monthly)—
(monthly)
monthly)—
div.
2-10
(quar.)
4.50%
Corp.—
ordinary
3-10
—
preferred
'
National
.
(monthly)
A
3-10
20c
;
A
Aviation
3
25C
(s-a)
common
4.36%
1
Pan
of
3
2-
—
River
preferred
Gas
3-16
(quar.)
Fund
2nd
Pacific
3-15
$1.04
(quar.)
!
■
50c
(quar.)
(monthly)
B
2-
conv.
6%
1-19
2-15
Coast
5%
1
1
.__
(quar.)——!
National
^
!___
Class
Co.
Securities
payment
"
Class
Pacific
'
(series K-l)
Fund—
Class
2-
Atlantic
Pacific
•
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
2-
2-15
(quar.)—
$5
Paper,
4Vic
—
preferred
Finance
5c
(monthly)-
B
prior
Motor
2-
2-15
preferred D (quar.)_
Chemical, class A
Pall
_
Morrison-Knudsen
3
15c
Co.
1
2-10
18c
Engineering Co.—
deduced)—
2-
_
Rubber
4%
Oxford
2-17
40c
.
2-15
Oxford
(Schenectady, N. Y.)
Common
2-10
(monthly)
Corp.—
Class
preferred--—
2-20
.
(I.
2-28
$15c
3
1
21c
income)
preferred B
40c
-
3
—
Products
preferred
90c
-
2-
'
Gas,
capital
Steel
4.75%
2-14
4-
'
1
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
3-15
(quar.)
System
(quar.)_
Chemical
(quar.)
2-28
(quar.)
Knickerbocker
7%
1-27
1
$1.15
—
3-
—
(quar.)
Chemical
investment
2-21
2-15
3-
1
Marking
Mount
Quarterly from net investment income
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (quar.)
Kleinert
3-13
4-
common—
3-
$1.12'%
6
25c
participating preference (quar.)
Moore-Handley Hardware, common
Keystone Custodian Funds—
_
2-
$1.10
-
40c
^Keystone Income Fund
V
40c
(quar.)
2-
$1.43
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Natural
from
(22c
1
3-
2-
1
$1.433A
Co.,
Gas
3-30
2-14
William Street Fund, Inc.—
Ontario
1
3-
2-20
5c
—
Bank
3-
1
30c
(accumulative)
A
3-15
25c
$3
2-13
'
5c
Co.
pfd.
1
1-31
2-15
20c
4-25
3-
Co.—
Mathieson
One
2-10
—
Ltd.—
16'Ac
Monthly^
Ketchum &
Line,
Cement
National
$2.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.—
Fund
3-1
!
3-30
61
Olin
2-10
37Vic
.
participating
Monsanto
2-13
„
(quar.)
Income
1
—
Quarterly
2-13
$1.05
:
participating A
Inc.
3-
.
4-25
30c
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Chemical (quar.)
Outboard Marine Corp.
(quar.)
3
::
4.40%
B
Mohawk
Ltd.—
25c
Kennemetal,
2-
4-
2-17
$45c
4.92%
Moody's Investors Service—
(quar.,
4.35%
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pipe
8
25c
preferred
4.20%
3-
15c
2-17
3-30
Onyx
3
50c
3-20
4%%
1
2-
1—_
(quar.)
Co.,
2-
City Power & Light—
3.80%
.
3-
—
Power
2-28
93 %c
Co
Paper
2-
1
(quar.)
Inc.
25c
(quar.)
1
3-
$1.25
2-15
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Oklahoma
3-15
3-15
(quar.)
Rhoads,
3-30
-
Natural
preferred (s-a)
Oklahoma, Mississippi
Increased quarterly
2-15
Mineral
Monarch
KVP
Products
Co.
Water
35c
(quar.)
Kokenge
Miller
Food
Piping
Middlesex
4.60%
(quar.)
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp., com.
Joseph & Feiss Co
Julian
Mickelberry's
Midwest
2-28
,
1
58c
——
40c
2-10
—
(quar.)
Phannacal
4.56%
2-10
3-
2-15
3-
(quar.)
common
Okanagan Telephone Co., common
2-10
1
!
(quar.)
Seamless Tube Co.—_.
Mississippi
Johnson
&
Telephone (quar.)—
Utilities Co., common
3-15
(quar.)
12-30
$1
2-28
(incr.-quar.)
2-15
1
.'_!
preferred
Michigan
Insurance
common
2-15
%2bc
Michigan Gas
2-25
1
2-24
37Vic
42 Vic
$1.06'A
$1.18%
—
4-
1;
1-20
62Vic
3-15
3-
2-10
55c
$1.25
;
3-15
3-
Mining (extra)
Minneapolis Gas Co. (increased quar.)
Minneapolis-Moline Co.
(quar.)
$1.25
3-31
3-15
(quar.)
3-17
1
$25C
Bancorporation,
Edison
Ohio
6
3-
(quar.)
common
$1.50
5%
(Greensboro.
Jewel
2%
preferred A (quar.)__
Telephone (N. Y.), com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
;
Jamestown
5%
(quar.)
Inc
Inc.,
Jantzen,
Corp.,
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred (quar..)_
4%
3
3-
Istel
preferred
preferred
1
3-
UOc
preferred
preferred
5.72%
2-15
flOc
43A%
3
3.90%
_
2-
2-28
J$1.37Vis
t$1.12%
:
—
3
(incr.-quar.)
(quar.)
5.75%
2-24
2-17
—
(quar.)
& Robbins Inc.
(quar.)—
Corp., common (quar.)——
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
3
3-
common
common
(quar.)
3-15
20c
(quar.)—
common
McKesson
1-31
22c
93 %c
preferred
Co.,
"
—
(quar.)
Mead
•
$3.75
&
(quar.)
Co,
2-16
4-
$1
2-24
3-15
90c
90c
15c
62%c
$1.06'A
20c
stock
8
2-28
25c
Ltd.
Utilities,
Northwest
3-20
2-20
4-
2-
Service—
Public
preferred
4Va%
6-14
6
3-10
I
2-25
preferred (quar.)
^
—
Northwest
Norwich
preferred (quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine
Mines
4-17
25c
preferred
Iowa
—
$2.50
preferred
Iowa
—
2-
25c
(quar.)
——————.
preferred (quar.)
Northern Quebec Power, Ltd.—
Common
(increased)
3-16
6-30
J25c ^
5c
35c
—
(quar.)
Moore
3-31
$1-64
t25c
2-
2-17
4.40%
3
3rl6
3
%cfn
37
Common
Extra
Company (2-for-l split)
—
Indemnity & Life Insurance—
McCord
1-31
$2.50
2-15
2-
(s-a)
Indiana
Northland
(quar.)
Field
4%%
(Rhode Island)—
Extra
&
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., common
5%%
preferred (quar.)
1
$2.50
1-31
3
3-
cents
Massachusetts Investors Trust
2-10
8
8.45
Quarterly
1-20
1
2-15
1-30
1
-
—
preferred
2-24
2-13
3-
$1
Quarterly
$2
3-10
15c
30c
5%
Northeastern Water Co., $4
Massachusetts
2-15
5c
Canada--
of
2-15
15c
Lines
2-15
20c
System__
2-14
gains on in¬
(quar.)
preferred
Martin
6
1-20
5%
Interstate
stock
4'A%
2-10
3-
2-14
2-27
Bancorporation—
Participating
1-27
.
,30c
Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Department Stores
dividend
Stock
2-28
160c
(quar.)
Line,
Pipe
shares
Marshall
—
3-15
2-28
When Holders
Payable of Rec.
35c
dividend
Stock
1-27
cents
&
short-term
Maxwell
Initial
3
payment
a
6.55
plus
income
net
realized
Marmon-Herrington
plus
gains
2-28
T?0c
35c
(quar.)
investment
on
investment
Priority
2-28
3-
$1.75
(quar.)
1-25
•
($1.49 from net realized long-
net
Manning,
International Holdings Corp.—
$1.46
gains
Marine
15c
pfd.
Company
Majestic-Penn State (quar.)—
2-10
1-15
3-10
10c
12%c
:
vestment) „—„—————-———
Mailman Corp. Ltd., priority shs.. (quar.)__
1-15
50c
<1
2-15
Northern
from
1
40c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Correspondence Schools
7%
2-
2-15
1%%
Machines
Harvester,
1
35c
(quar.)
4%
preferred
Worlds, Ltd
3-
3
2-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
from
securi¬
2-
35c
10c
participating preference A (quar.)
67c
term
(quar.)
2-15
Ltd.—
Madison Fund
(stock dividend)
common
Business
International
1
cents
Securities,
International
6-
2-17
15c
Interchemical
International
1
1
Industries
Macleods,
cents
and
3
(quar.)
Fixtures
Store
D
MacWhyte
income
realized
Iron
73-
&
MSL
1
$3
Corp. of America
Inter-Ocean
2-
1
40c
__
profits)
Insurance
3-
M
Per
Share
Corp. (quar.)__
North American Coal
(quar.)
North Shore Gas
(111.)
(increased)
Northern Insurance Co. of N. Y.
(quar.)—
Northeastern Insurance Co. (Hartford)
Northwestern States Portland Cement—
Car
American
North
1
2-
1-25
1-18
Ltd.—
Foundation
1960
ties
2-20
2-15
75c
_
(quar.)
investment
from
(quar.)
common
Shares,
Institutional
from
—
(optional)
(s-a)
Co.
Institutional
45C
67c
(quar.)
common
Investors
2-
2-27
3%
—
Lunkenheimer Co.
3-13
25c
25c
20c
(reduced-quar.)„
RR.
Lynch Communication System
Idaho
Incorporated
75c
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines
Lukens Steel Co. (quar.)
■_
Monday, February 6, 1961
.
.
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
^
5%
Industries, Inc.,
&
Dividend
Stock
Name of Company
.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Financial Chronicle
„
Continued
on
page
iC>
"i"1? ■
Volume
193
Number
6027
.
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(609)
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 1960
Lowest
40
Mar
50
Oct
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
8
Lowest
44 Va Dec
21
NEW
44% Jan
16
45 Va Jan
26
Abbott Laboratories
69 Va Jun
15
52 Va Jan
3
62
Jan
16
114 Va Jun
10
103 Va Jan
6
106
Jan
16
233/t Mar
8
42% Jun
29
33 V2 Jan
3
44% Feb
•2
ABC
15
38
Jan 31
ACF
Jan
3
10
35 % Oct
25
52
12
Jun
23
17
Dec
5
16
Dec
6
32% Jan
6
17'
Jan
3
22
Feb
28 Va Jan
4
24 Va Jan
3
27 Va Jan
4%
2
23 % May 31
31
52
18% Feb
2
16 Va
Apr
14
47
Jun
17
30Va Jan
25
36
Jan
63
Apr
20
98
Dec
19
83% Jan
26
96% Jan
24
23% Jan
4
10% Jan
3
1
22 Va Jan
4
Oct
9
Ye Oct
31
40% Mar
13
Acme
Sep
3 Ya
3
12
Feb
2
75% Jan
3
84
Jan
18
7% Jan
14
•
Jan
3
4% Jan
3
33% Feb
19% May 12
12% Jan
3
14 Va Jan
12
8
53% Jun
3
48 Va Jan
3
58 Va Jan
25
Aug 26
83% Jan
3
84
Jan
Air
2
4
Air
17
32% Jan
23
28
9
113/a Oct
383/4 Feb
Feb
10 Va Jan
4
•85
32% Aug 26
Sep
27 Vb Jun
79
24
Jan
20Va Feb
29
17
84
4
8Ya May 11
283/4 Oct 25
13
Va Jan
45
Jan
5
32 % Sep
28
56 Va Jan
4
35
Jan
333/4 Jan
27
42% Aug 19
40
90 V* Jan
12
15% Oct
25
22% Jan
46
Sep
27
59
12% Dec
5
A
Stores
Inc
42 Yr.
42%
44 Ya
42
49%
51
50
52
43 Ya
48%,
' 51 Va
53,900
50 Va
52
50
51
32,100
18
-18%
70,700
33Ya
88%
87 Va
89
87 %
89
12 Va
12%
11%
12%
11%
12 Va
12 Va
12%
25Ya
26 Va
26%
11 Ya
12 Va
27%
26 Va
26 Ya
13,800
27
29 Va
10.%
lOYa
28 Ya
10 Ya
293/a
11 Va
11%
113A
18,400
11%
12
81%
11%
82%
79 Va
11 Ya
80%
77
79
77%
78
76%
4%
78%
4
12,800
4 Va
11,900
„50c
Inc
No par
2
Corp
4
2
32 Ya
33%
5,200
14%
10,300
57
85 Va
*84
100
50 Va Jan
3
59% Feb
3
20
17% Jan
4
12% Jan
3
15
1
Chemical Corp
Allied Kid Co
May 31
6% Oct 24
39 Va Jan
6
36 Va Jan
3
39 Va Feb
2
Allied Mills
11% Jan
5
7% Jan
5
10
Jan
27
Allied
Jan
3
49% Jan
31
Allied Stores
81% Jan
5
84
24% Jan
27 Ye Feb
*84
106 Va Feb
3
Feb
3
31% Jan
3
',35% Jan
23
Aluminium Limited
68 Va Jan
18
75 Ya Jan
31
Aluminum
Dec
30
62 Va Jan
20
68
Jan
22 Va Dec
23
108
28
47
Feu
29
69
19
Dec
23
35 Va Jun
21
Jan
4
32
4
30
20 Va Jan
24
Jan
45% Jan
9
47 Va Jan
20
78% Jan
8
69% Jan
79% Feb
1
31 Va Jan
21
Jan
29 Y8 Jan
16
26
Portland
Co
of
Amalgamated
3
50% Mar 15
July 25
Alpha
When
Sugar
10,300
41
42 Va
40%
41%
41 %
10,900
41'/a
42 Ya
43
44%
42%
44%
16Ya
17
16'b
56'A
57
55%
143/a
14%
39
39
26
25% Jan
4
21% Jan
23 Va Feb
91
Nov
28
106'A Jan
27
102 V4 Jan
107 Va Feb
2
13
44% Jan
18
36
Jan
39 Va Jan
30
American
Bakeries
30% Oct
4
44% Jan
4
39
Jan
41
Jan
5
American
Bank
Oct
18
63
July 12
60
Jan
62
Feb
2
13 Va Oct
24
30
Jan
4
15 V4 Jan
18 Ya Feb
3
American
Bosch
85% Oct
B
51% Jan
7
38 Va Jan
43 Va Jan
12
American
*95
96
17'/a
17
17
17%
17 Va
57
56'A
58%
57 3A
59%.
82'A
26%
14%
14%
39 Va
#383/a
8%
8%
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11,500
49 Va
48%
49%
8,200
Brake Shoe
32 Va
83
26/3
105'/a
83 Va
26%
105'/a
26
*104 Va
8
48 Ya
84
82%
26%
30 Ya
30%
35Ya
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74 Va
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62%
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64
63 Va
64
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21%
21%
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22
47 Va
47 Va
47 Va
47 Va
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78
79%
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28 Va
74
%
Par
76 Va
77'A
76 Ya
28 Va
28%
28
23 Ya
Va
22 %
31
.
82%
500
27 >/a
27 Ya
5,400
106%
27%
105 Va
106 Va
300
30 Ya
30%
30 Va
31
30%
32
34%
35 %
34 Ya
35
34 Va
34%
71,400
75
74Ya
75
74 Ya
75%
29,000
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65
64
65
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21%
21
21%
500
47%
47 Va
47%
47%
2,100
78%
79Ya
78%
79%
24,900
22 Ya
28%
22%
39
39 Va
39%
39 Va
39
39%
39%
39 3A
39%
61
*107
29 Ya
29
500
29 Ya
9,400
23 Ya
78,100
22%
39 %
115
5,800
111
23 Va
107%
39%
39
*61 Va
1,300
74%
par
10
—JO
6,700
35%
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14%
39
75 Ya
100
115
84
26%
105Ya
109
73Ya
No par
common
107 Va
•107
393/a
39
39%
5,100
39%
38%
39
1,000
39
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22 Ya
115
100
62
16%
61
173/o
62
2
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17%
17 Va
17 Ya
17 Va
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173/a
17%
40'A
18%
41
41
43,100
41 %
41%
42'A
41%
42%
41%
423/a
7,800
44%
43%
44
43 Ya
44
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
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8%
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8%
8%
8%
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36 Ya
35%
36
F
Arma
82 Va
26Ya
109
34 Va
22Ya
32,600
14%
38%
30%
1
59%
15
38%
10
No
2~300
58 Ya
.
17Ya
14 Va
par
47Va
17%
38'A
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8,700
96
14%
49'/a
10
*95
38%
8%
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96
14-A
48 Va
preferred
preferred
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9 Ya
No
Co
Note
Va
49%
common
convertible
96
11%
1
Petroleum Corp
Agricultural Chemical
6%
38%
41
*94%
12.50
34 Va Dec
57
56,400
38
40%
96
No par
Airlines
11%
38%
4174
11 Ye
1
Amerada
3Va%
11%
38
40'A
9 7a
Corp
American
llYa
38
40 Ya
48%
Co
26
2
11%
38
40%
9%
No
23% Oct
17% Apr
Amer
12 Va
39
49 Ya
America
issued
Amerace
11%
9Va
;
85 Va
37 Va
48 Va
common
7,800
12%
B
preferred
Cement
4
26
*84
39Ya
No par
convertible
4
28
61% Oct
85'/a
33%
41s/a
100
Mfg
33%
40Ya
*94Va
1
preferred
4.08%
*84
33 Va
39
par
Corp
33%
85'/a
1
Corp common
Allis-Chalmers
*84
9
No
Products
12 Va
85 Va
33 Ya
40'A
10
Inc
Jan
36% Apr 13
24
28 Va Set)
1
common—;
Allied
3
6
Corp
convertible preferred
35 Va Jan
22% Oct
55
3
Jan
8,900
14'A
4
101
4
56
Jan
28
4 Va
33 Va
Allen Industries
28
4
14%
11
Jan
4%
6,700
8,600
17,600
88 >/a
56%
17% Jan
Jan
88
:
,
14 Va
4
40
88 Va
7,700
34Ya
56%
Va Jan
132
87'/a
-
/„
143/a
16
15
33
57
8
26
34 Va
14
19
Oct
33 Va
33'/a
56%
Jan
Nov
27 %
57
97
95
21%
26%
18'A
14%
3
22
21 Va
27 Va
56 Va
Jan
4%
33 Ya
22
26%
33%
13 Ya
preferred
Alleghany
1
4
21%
13%
90
Feb
32
17 Ya
21 Ya
27'A
57 Va
2
1
33 Va
18
,
135/a
44 Vt Feb
84% Sep
27 Va
17 Ya
56 Va
6
4
213/a
27%
32
4%
18
21%
26,j/4
5
Jan
Jan
17 Va
21%-
..
1
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny Power System
S
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
75
17%
Inc
1
44
200
...
33 Vb
86 Va
30
13
109
_No par
30
58% Jan
*106
26%
12V4 Jan
26
106
21%
41V4 Feb
Sep
106
17%
21%
39% Jan
41 Va
2,000
9,600
104'A
3
Feb
613/a
40 Va
4
32
46 Va
60'/a
104'A
3
May 27
Shares
#45 Va
41 Ya
32 V4 Jan
100
61'A
41
lOVa Jan
6%
45
60'/a
common
Inc
4Vi%
109
45
:
26 Va
Products
Products
Aldens
60%
1
Industries
Alco
45%
60
the Week
'
10
Corp__
Gas
45
60
*104
Feb. 8
42%
—1
.
Co
Reduction
J
Alabama
47
59 Va
109
Friday
Feb. 2
#45 Va
60
Sales for
Thursday
25
_
Co
Control
46 Va
HIGH SALE PRICES
Feb. 1
41%
F
28
59 %
59
#104
AND
Wednesday
1
Inc
Express
l>,
100
Addressograph-Multlgraph Corp_2.50
Admiral Corp ——
-1
Aeroquip Corp
1
2
29 Va Feb
Steel
Adams-Mills
3
Jan
Industries
Jan. 31
#45 Va
5
common
preferred
Vending Corp
Adams
12
Oct
convertible
Tuesday
Jan. 30
,
1
ACF-Wrigley
18
22
Monday
Par
Abacus Fund
7
15% Jan
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
26
10
YORK
Highest
98% Mar
Jan
13
Corp
Co
63
#61 Va
63
62
62
'
220
American Broadcasting-Paramount
25% Mar
4
46 Va Dec
23
43 Va Jan
23
46 Va Feb
3
19
6
20
Nov
11
19.% Jan
31
19 Ya Jan
27
13% Sep
43 Ya Jan
I
8% Jan
3
Jan
5
American
Cable
4
34 Va Jan
4
37 Ya Jan
23
American
Can
Jan
8
July 28
30% Dec
1
35% Dec
77
Oct
16
Dec
24% Jan
26
American
Chain
St
American
Chicle
Co
11
19 Va Jan
3
21% Jan
9
Amer
Barge Line Co
Crystal Sugar com
5
40
84
Jan
23 Ya Oct
25
30 Ya Dec
30
29 Ya Jan
22 Va
Sep
31
12
20
32 3A Jan
27
3
3
24 Ya Jan
24
American
Enka
33 Vt Jan
4
35 Va Jan
18
American
European Secur
173/a Jan
3
20 Va Jan
10
American
Export Lines
8 Va Jan
4
10 Ya Feb
3
American
it
Jan
3
4
61% Jan
3
24 Vt Jan
2
18
19% Jan
G
21
24
18
:•
18
6
3
2lYa Jan
99 Va Jan
102% Jan
30
9
19
31% Sep
85'A Jan
3
83'A Jan
>
23
24
2
90% Feb
85
Power
20%
20%
20 Vt
20 Ya
43
*42 %
5,300
10
.
Jan
12
15%
15%
15 Va
*15%
15%
1,400
21
20%
21 Va
3,400
#102
104
•102
9
American
Molasses
22
18
4
American
Motors
55 Ya Mar 23
82 Ya Dec
30
79
Jan
16
87 Va Jan
31
American
Natural
1
34
Jan
19
38Ya Jan
5
American
News
Metal
67
Jun
20
54
Jan
18
59 Va Jan
3
85% Dec
14
76% Jan
6
95% Feb
1
Amer
33 Va Oct
24
48'A Aug 12
41
Jan
3
49 Ya Jan
31
American
Potash
11 Va Nov
1
16% Feb
123/a Jan
3
14% Feb
2
American
Rad
Jan
4
39
28
-3
15%
15 Ya
1
16%
16%
1.66%
17%
18 Va
25
83%
85%
No par
35 Ye
36%
58
90%
par
com—5
100
Co
2
1
American
Seating Co
Ship Building Co__No
54% Jan
59 Yt Feb
3
American
3
11
3
34
Jan
4
23 Vt Jan
3
27 Vt Jan
16
27 Va Jan
3
31% Feb
3
Jan
3
82 Vt Jan
30
283/a Jan
3
34% Jan
17
30 Va Jan ,11
313/a Jan
24
28
38 Va Jan
20
61 Va Oct
26
82% Feb
3
25
10
3iya Feb
23
77
30% Aug 26
4
108% Dec
30
103 Va Jan
3
Jan
31
51 Va May 19
65% Dec
20
64Ya Jan
3
75 Ya Feb
1
130% Aug 31
121 Vt Jan
3
125% Feb
79% Jan
117
Jan
4
32% May 11
15 % Jan
117
1
7%
6%
Snuff
Co
American
American
1%
American
Tel
Tel
&
41
Jan
3
48
Feb
2
American
Viscose
20
19 Va Jan
1
22 Ya Jan
23
American
Water Works Co
29% Sep
27% Sep
27
28
28
-4
Corp—
Preferred
6%
Preferred
5%%
13
29 Yt Jan
20
26% Jan
20
4
15
Jan
23
American
7
73 Va Jun
63 Vt Jan
3
74% Jan
26
AMP Inc
19% Oct 24
17
1
20 Vt Jan
27
24 Yt Jan
3
55% Jun
17
41 Vt Jan
4
48 Yt Jan
30
31
68% Jan
15
44
Jan
3
51% Feb
2
6
54% Jan
11
33 Yt Jan
4
39 Ya Feb
3
Anaconda Wire it Cable
Jan
8
33% Feb
42% Oct
30 Va Dec
•
42% Mar
17
5
12
44% July 5
93% Oct 28
33% Feb
Jan
36
Feb
17
44% Aug 12
37
For
3
39
39%
39%
39%
3~300
27%
28
27 Ya
28 Va
75,100
92'A
*91%
92 Va
92
92
15%
15 Ya
15'A
15 Ya
15
15%
12,500
16%
16%
16Ya
16%
17
17 Va
1,500
15%
15 Ya
16%
17 Vt
18
17'/a
17Ya
16%
86%
86%
85%
86%
83
85%
12,400
34 Ya
35%
34 Ya
35%
35
36%
58 Ya
58
13,100
58%
57%
59%
58Ya
59 Va
57%
58%
92 Ya
92%
5,600
95%
94
95 Yt
91%
95
92%
94'/a
49 Ya
26,900
49
49 Ya
47%
48 7a
48
48
48%
49 Va
14%
14 Va
23,800
14 Ya
13%
14
13%
14%
47,700
*140%
144
•140%
144
•140 Ya
144
'■
♦140 Va
144
46% Dec
footnotes,
13
see page
.
2
38 Ya Jan
5
90 Va Jan
13
92
Jan
26
Jan
17
41 Vt Jan
27
393/a
38%
39%
39%
413/a
39%
40%
18Ya
9,900
19%
19Ya
20%
20
20 Ya
18 Yt
20%
30,300
59%
58%
59
58%
59%
59%
59 Yt
140%
19,000
141
•140 Vt
63%
38%
140'A
62Va
*122 Va
1403A
140%
62%
125
63
#122 Va
3
47 Yt Feb
46% Jan
24.
■.
1
63
125
7,900
30
30 7a
30%
31 Ya
31
31%
21,600
79%
80%
2,600
81%
82
32%/
32Ye
32Ya
33
31
30%
31
31
31 Va
117
116%
114Va
713/a
73%
73%
29
21%
124%
14%
113%
20%
115
81%
32%
33
33
33 Ya
31%
31
313/a
3,600
2,400
114%
113%
114
154,300
75Ya
73%
75 Ya
71%
74
38,600
124%
125
113%
74'A
74Ya
125%
124%
125
124%
125%
900
46%
44%
46Va
47
48
47 Ya
49 Yt
21
112,000
20%
21%
21
21 Ya
21
22 Yt
18,500
*283A
29%
29
29
*28%
29%
263A
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29%
28%
*26'A
26%
26
26
26%
26 Yt
15
•26%
26 Ya
210
147a
147a
14%
14%
14Yt
14
73
x71%
14 Yt
14%
71%
71 Yt
3,700
72%
72
72
73
21 Ya
72%
20 Ya
21%
3,500
20Ya
21 Va
20%
48%
21%
21 Ya
22%
47 Va
48 Ya
46 Va
47%
49%
46%
47 3/a
49%
48%
16,400
50%
50 Yt
47%
51%
46 Ya
48Ya
37%
50 %
37
51%
38
37'A
39
38%
39 Vt
38%
39%
45,600
1,880
34
35
33%
35
*91
'
Hocking Olass Corp—
-
50%
•31
36 Va
J.
6.85
34 Va
•4 preferred
—-No par
Clayton St Co..
21.50
Andorson-Prlchard Oil Corp——.10
110
243/a
30%
115%
125
500
123%
23%
82'A
46Ya.-47
400
63%
122%
24%
30
21
141
23 Ya
82
124%
#63
24%
29Ya
'
*140%
63 Vt
125
23%
82%
32Ya
32%
141
243/a
30
25
25
#63
•122%
23%
82
No par
Anderson
144
58%
48%
Common
14 Ya
328,500
593/a
29Ys
I
Corp
Ya
14Ya
17
18%
50
Ampex
,
39Va
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—i
endorsed shares
140
18%
14Ys
.......71%
20%
47 Ya
Anchor
31% Oct
85
30% Mar
38 Yt
35%
*26%
St
39,300
87%
25
series
Lead
10
92%
84%
17%
Smelting—1
Zinc
104
*62%
25
Anaconda Co
49
7
26
700
139%
com—.5
series
Jan
13 Ya Jan
Mar
91
19%
86%
*122 l/a 125
24%.
26
100
—25
preferred
16
23% Jun
26 Vt Jan
Feb
14
*83%
8,400
14,200
27 Ya
16%
33%
44 Va Dec
18% May 17
25 Y« Mar
25
84%
1,900
;
38%
*91 Yt
'
4
90%
*83'A
29
27
92%
12.50
Co
Tobacco common
*102
88%
84 Yt
1
Sugar Refining com
21'A
104
^
88 Yt
1
Co
preferred
American
6%
Stores
72
28%
58Ya
preferred_100
Foundries
Steel
201
71
Ya
18
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—ti
American
197
72
38%
10
par
2B
common
non-cumulative
28
200
35
*140%
100
preferred
American
28%
198%
14'A
Smelt St Ref'g Com_No par
27
Jun
—
20% Feb
63 Va Jan
27% Mar 15
Sany
413/a Feb
123% Feb
Sep
Chem—No
Std
28 Yt
200
48%
_
St
*83%
39%
27 Va
*91 Vt
Co
Gas
88
84 Yt
92%
3
141 Vt Jan
89
393/a
3
3
104
88
#83 %
28 Vt
13
3
*102
88 Ya
84%
39
Optical Co
—1
Photocopy Equlpm't Co_No par
St
102 %
87%
*83 Va
27%
Jan
60% Jan
25
102 Vt
*91 Vt
12
122 % Feb
21
15%
21%
100
American
11
Jun
15%
21
com—1
Corp
14
18
1
Metals-No par
Co
Sep
29
1
111
Products
44
136% Jan
200
21
18 Ya Jan
4
54,700
15
17 Ya Jan
Aug
10 Ya
21
3
126
103/a
15%
5
144% Aug 25
62% Aug 24
10%
21%
of
16 Ya Feb
6
4,400
10
14%
1 20%
Corp
Co
15% Jan
8
19%
•18%
5
9
19 Ya
19%
26
Mar
19%
19%
18
Feb
5,200
19%
19%
29% Apr
133 % Dec
35,400
34
19Yt
21
American
65%
24%
34
193/a
preferred
preferred
64 Ya
24 Va
35
19%
13% Oct
16
10
65%
24
19%
12
33% Jan
19%
64%
23%
*34
19%
16 Ya Jan
357a Aug 16
21% Oct 14
34'A
-No par
Co
3
59
64%
24
34%
70
13% Jan
1
63%
23%
70 Va
28 Ya Jan
3
64%
24
35 Va
28%
31
7%
64%
23 Yt
*34%
69%
prior preferred—:
100
Mach St Fdry com—3.50
preferred
100
American
66
24 Va
353/c
196 Yt
Oct
54
64%
23%
*35
28 Yt
Metal Climax Inc
117
4,200
71
Machine St
Dec
32 Va
198%
American
17
31%
68%
American
Mar
32%
28 Ya
3
13% Dec
32'A
195%
26
42
32
700
70%
23
28 Va Oct
32
40 Ye
198%
Feb
26
88,700
40 Ya
69%
28% Jan
Jan
32 Va
41
28%
40 Va Jan
142
32
•85
194%
3
140
32%
40
\j
3
4
Aug 24
31%'
87%
—1
10
145 Ya
46
42
Corp—...13.50
34 Va Jan
7
44%
10
Products
90% Jan
138 Va Jan
80
453/a
9Ya
24Va Jan
3
85
44%
9%
6
% Apr
85
45 %
9%
15
43
87%
44%
9%
15
43 Vt Apr
•85
9%
92 Va Aug
18
42
86
45%
Foreign Power..No par
273/a Jan
Apr
43
36
44 Ya
American
4 Va %
3,600
46
19%
Investment
5%%
37%
84%
19%
International
3.90%
V
45 Va
19%
Ice
r
84%
19%
American
^
#42
19 Vt
58% Jan
% Dec
20 Ya
40«
1
26
20%
Inc
14
Aug
20 3A
B
26
17
20 Va
No par
.
86 Ya Jan
13
21
Co
20 % Jun
92
20%
8,500
Corp
American
23
9
Sep
1,400
76 3A
30
13Ya Jan
91% Dec
47%:.
75
18
20 Vi Jan
86% Dec
46%
76%
Hospital Supply Corp
6
103
47%
75
Home
9
4
37%
46%
75%
3
Hardware
16Ya Jan
4
37%
48
73%
American
20Ya Sep
14
37 Ya
47
74
American
15
Jan
37%
48%
American
20
Va Jan
37 Ya
48
73%
3
13% Oct
76 Va Jan
37%
75%
16
17% Feb
49
38
48'A
Jan
15 Vt Jan
94~
Electric
American
91,600
74'A
Jan
72
38 Y8 Jan
200
10,200
36
37%
Feb
201
14
Jan
30
176% Jan
62% Dec
37%
21,700
:
.10
20 Va Jan
198% Jun 15
9
35%
•
8%
48'A
Co
31% Mar 15
15
v
Distilling
57% Jan
11
36
20
10
8
0%-Jan
35%
46%
100
4
American
8%
23
66
Jan
♦19%
8%
par
prior preferred
Cyanamid Co
American
443A
20
par
American
30
Jan
4Va %
44 Ya
No
Commer
American
;
43%
No
Cable
33% Jan
29
16% Jun
Jan
47% Jan
preferred
59 Va July 18
30
36 Va Mar
24
86
1
2
•
7%
42
30
142% Feb
43% Jan
4
Feb
Mar 30
44% Feb
7
37Va
2
14
27
36%
30
89
21
12.50
common
30
59% Jun
17% Dec
6% Jun
Co
Jan
21
Oct
8Ya
48% Jan
28
17 Va Sep
8%
76% Feb
26
28
43%
#19%
3
Va Sep
46 Va Jan
Radio
6
4
Jan
39 3A Oct
44% July
1
20
Corp____l
common
St
70% Jan
13
81% Jun
36
38
Inc
preferred
42 Ya Jan
36
51% Jan
29
46 Va Mar 22
Theatres
5%
27
38% Aug 23
14
40 Vt Sep
9
>
35 Va
92
40%
92
41
47%.
47%
34%
#91
35
92
40
407a
47 Ya
47 Ys
.
Ya
I
300
165,200
34% i 35
8,300
93
91
91
40
40%
40%
40 Yt
40%
40
47 Ya
47%
47%
47 Ya
47 Ya
47 Ya
•90
93
40
v"
Yt
.
10,700
10,400
14
)
(610)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, February 6, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year I960
67
33% Jan
3
38% Feb
1
38% Jan
3
40% Jan
20
77 Va Jan
4
67% Jan
3
70% Feb
2
42% Feb
19
37% Jan
3
44% Jan
30
53 % Dec
21
50
Sep
19
28
Sep
29
Jan
75
20
Jan
4
Jan
13
83% Aug 26
78% Jan
11
28 '/a Oct
24
44 Va Jun
9
30
12 % Oct
10
20% Jan
19 % Oct
26
163/. Oct
24
18
26
.
July 25
as%jun
1
58 % Feb
Oil
Argo
Steel
Armco
Armour
2
3
19
Armstrong
11
14% Jan
4
15 % Jan
24
Arnold
25% Aug 22
27% Jan
5
20% Jan
3
22% Jan
17
Aro
20 Va Jan
24
Jan
$3.75
23% Jan
4
22
Jan
4
25
Jan
5
35% Jan
4
40% Jan
31
27
75
70
21
Jan
72 Va Feb
11
2
103% Jan
Jan
4
53% Jan
3
61 '/a Jan
27% Jan
5
21% Jan
3
25% Jan
18
10 Va Aug
29
9% Jan
3
9% Jan
12
1
38'/a Aug 29
35% Jan
4
39% Feb
1
15
88'/a May 11
84
63
80 Va Sep
27
9% Jan
7
28% Feb
79% Jan
July 18
Jan
106
13
87
Jan
Oil &
70 Va
69%
70
15,300
43%
44%
43
44%
56%
42 'A
43%
42%
44 Va
43%
44
81,100
58%
10,300
57%
58 %
57 %
81 Va
82%
80%
33%
32
32'/a
32
14%
14%
•14
15
*14
15
14%
14%
21
21
2.50
20%
21%
21'%
21%
21
20%
21
21
21
20%
20%
Jan
Jan
2
3 % Jan
3
3% Jan
10
13% Jan
4
14% Jan
13
5%
Oct
26
96'/a Jan
26
Jan
6
Jan
26
Atlas
I
20% Jan
4
13 Va Jan
5
17% Jan
18
Austin
31
24 Va Jan
11
21% Feb
1
23% Jan
19
July 11
341/4 Jan
13
Feb
3
17 % Aug 18
13 '/a Jan
3/
15 Va Feb
3
Avnet
4% Aug 18
7% Jan
5
4% Jan
3
5 V. Jan
5
72%
71%
72
40%
71%
72%
24%
34,300
40
*39
3,200
23%
241/4
23%
9%
9%
9%
9%
38%
39
39
39
39 %
39%
39%
39
39%
100
39'4
*84'/a
86
86
87
87
87
*86
87%
87
87
par
47%
47%
x47
47 Va
47
48
48%
48%
48%
10
9,100
47%
48 V.
48
50%
50%
51'4
50%
51%
50%
51%
—100
1
90,200
78 Va
79%
79
79%
79%
79%
79%
80
79
80
3%
3%
3%
3'/a
3%
——20
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
*13%
91
92 Va
—
Refining
RR
Babbitt
No
common
—
%
106
•105
92%
9%
9%
93%
No
par
16%
16%
16%
($1.20)—No
par
*21 Va
22 %
*21%
Amer_2.50
36%
37%
1
14%
5c
17%
common
Canteen
of
Co
—•
Babcock
9%
20
Co
Electronics
18
71%'
24'/a
24%
40
—10
—
Corp
19% Jan
72
24%
V
"
106
*105
72 Va
72%
2,900
'
106
*105
106
106
61 %
58%
59
58
58%
58
59
12,700
24%
23%
24%
23 %
24%
24
24%
51,900
9%
14,200
-
106
:
40
Topeka <fe Santa Fe—
Automatic
2
39
59
prior pref
17 Va Feb
24%
39
60%
Nichols
30
241/4
40%
50
1,400
2,900
.
59
Powder
19% Dec
24%
39%
21%
preferred
10
City Electric Co com—_4%
Conv
30
24%.
40%
21
21'/a
.
*105
preferred
Avco
25
39%
20%
21%
10
Co
76
4
.
.21
.
450
4,500
15
_100
preferred
Investment
$3.75 series B preferred.:
Atlas Corp common
15
,
*14%
Corp-^-
Atlantic
6'/a Jan
;
24%
$1.50 series—No par
3
15% Feb
58
*81%
21
2.50
51'/a Feb
2
6,200
32%
5
4,600
82
32%
Inc
preferred
5
18% Dec
69%
81- V.
3
11% May 11
69 Va
56%
42% Jan
39
69'/a
811%
29
52 '/a
69%
34
43% Dec
Mar 11
69%
71
1st
Atlantic
Dec
21
69%
33
2
95
69%
81%
48 % Feb
73
40%
56%
17
20% Oct
38%
40%
56%
5
12% Aug
38
40%
non-cumulative
13% Dec
66
38%
40%
32%
Jan
80
381/4
40 Va
81
43
80% Aug 18
38%
40%
55%
24
4
38%
40%
Refining Common__l
Common
3
3
38%
40%
31%
58% Feb
74% Jan
38%
40%
80 %
4
31% Jun
38%
1
Atlantic Coast Line
40% Mar
Shares
38 Va
40%
1
Dry Goods
Associates
4%
the Week
Feb. 3
.__1
5.25%
31
Sales for
Friday
ursday
Feb. 2
Corp
Constable
Atchlnson
Jan
ill
par
common
No
Industries
5%
PRICES
5
Coramon
31
9
10
Feb
SALE
Co_
Rubber
2nd preferred
27
49% Oct
100
Dec
3
106
HIGH
Feb, 1
10
preferred
Ashland
30
37% Jan
AND
Wednesday
par
Corp
(Del)
Equipment Corp
Arvin
4
Tuesday
Jan.31
5
Armstrong Cork Co
Feb
35% Jan
_
No
Co
3
23
Monday
Jan. 30
Par
Corp
Jan
82
LOW
STOCK
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Associated
56% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
5
40 V4 Jan
39% Dec
29
NEW
Highest
28
July 26
JOVa Sep
18%
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
,
Corp__.
9%
% " 47%
3%
6,700
50
970
3%
3%
3%
26,600
13%
13%
13%
2,500
89
90
3%
13%
14
89%
.
9%
89%
84
88
3,900
16%
16%
16%
22
21'/a
21%
*21
36%
37%
36%
38%
15'4
14%
15%
14%
18 %•
17%
18%
17%
16%
17
17
22
21%
21%
38
38%
37%
39
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
233,800
18
17%
17%
17%
18%
23,800
16%
1,200
200
63,400
B
27% Oct
5
37% Jan
4
36 Va Jan 110
41% Feb
3
11% Oct
31
17 Va Jan
4
12% Jan
3
15 V. Jan
30
24 Va Jan
28
30% Aug
12
27% Jan
20
29% Feb
3
90 Va Jan
18
98% Aug 30
94 V. Jan
4
100
Jan
27
88
82% Jan
12
85
Jan
25
80
Jan
8
24% Oct
31
22 Va Sep
Sep
8
43% Jan
28
34
Baltimore Gas & Elec
4%%
4%
Jan
19
3
47% Jan
19
Stamped
18
4%
45% Oct
26
62% Feb
11
54'/a Jan
5
63
26
59
Aug
9
53 Va Jan
4
62% Jan
19
21
13 % Dec
16
Jan
20
72% Dec
29
16% Oct
12
25% Jan
8
49
Jun
1
18
Dec
17
27
70
Jan
18
Jan
12
3
Bangor
Basic
20% Jan
9
Basic
56 % Feb
1
Bath
58% Jun
14
40% Jan
4
45% Jan
31
Bausch
Jan
7
33% Jan
10
34% Jan
24
56% Dec
5
51% Jan
6
64
Jan
90% Feb
3
94% Jan
11
15 Va Sep
20
25% Jun
9
17% Jan
3
13
103% Sep
2
87
3
104% Feb
78
Jan
14% Jun
8
19
Aircraft
Beech
Creek
48% Jan
16
58% Feb
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
89% Feb
25
14 Va Jan
4
Jan
23
48% Jan
13
58% Feb
3
12 Va Jan
3
13% Jan
10
Bell
93
11 Va July 27
Shoe
Bell
13
16
30
24
74% Jan
4
31
Bendix
82% Feb
3
347/a Dec
22
33 % Jan
4
36 % Jan
31
Beneficial
7
50% Nov
28
48'/a Jan
12
49% Jan
25
1% Oct
20
1 Va Jan
3
1 '/a Jan
19
1
Jun
10
30% Nov
1
38% Jan
33 % Jan
13
33% Feb
8
37% Dec
5
138 % Jan
0
11% Dec
19
21% Feb
3
69 % Oct
18
82
8
15% Sep
Jun
8
Jan
39% Jan
3
141% Jan
3
12 Va Jan
3
42
Feb
37
3
4
Aug 26
151
Jan
72
3
57% Jan
20
50
3
5%
Best
2
47% Jan
2
Co
Inc_"
10
6
74% Jan
23
9
47% Feb
3
37 Va Feb
2
Blaw-Knox
24% Feb
2
Bliss <Ss
4%%
common
24
53
Jan
4
32% Jan
3
23
29% Jan
0
22% Jan
3
12% Oct
11
20% Jan
4
16 Va Jan
4
19 % Feb
3
Bliss
Mar 28
391/4 Dec
20
35 '/a Jan
26
41 Va Feb
3
22'/a Jan
6
Oct
24
28 Va Jan
6
/18% Oct
21
26
22% Feb
11
18 Va Jan
5
17% May 11
40% Feb
1
24% Feb
10
19 Va Jan
3
67 % Dec
5
56'/a Jan
20
48'/a Jan
Q
35
Jan
79% Mar 30
78
Jan
31% Nov
2
76% Dec
15
18% Aug 10
18% Feb
8
29
Dec
69
29
i:
67
Jan
Bohn
Aluminum
Bond
Stores
31
Book-of-the-Month Club
60
Jan
3
3
38 % Jan
12
3
79'/a Jan
4
11'
2
Feb
1
Boston
Edison
Co—
&
Maine
18
5 Va Jan
3
6% Jan
19
Common
20Va Jan
18
9% Jan
4
11% Jan
19
5%
8% Oct
31
13'/• Jan
4
8% Jan
3
11% Jan
30
Braniff
Bridegport Brass
41VaJan
48
0
23% Jan
3
33 Va Jan
31
Jan
11
39% Jan
3
5% Dec
12
12% Jan
12
31
63% Jan
4
48
17
76'/a Jan
4
25
104
€6
Mar 22
Mar 16
Jan
29
44% Dec
1
29'% Aug
12 % Dec
10% Oct
2
110
106% Jan
10
Aug 25
76'/a Aug 19
50
Dec
108
-
Jan
68
Jan
30
72'/a Jan
9
Brown
Jan
17
49 % Jan
3
30
17% Jan
19
9
82 '/a Jan
25
3
32
26
30'% Nov
7
14Va Apr
29
17% Jan
4
Shoe
9
31
Jan
15% Jan
$5
'
Co
Co
16 Va Jan
24
4
36'/a Jan
31
Bullock's
38 Va Jan
4
Co
7% Jan
0
41/8 Jan
3
5'/a Jan
11
Callahan
26 /a Jan
18
13% Jan
3
15% Jan
23
Calumet & Hecla
9% May 13
18Va Oct
20
13% Feb
3
Mar
7
92
Dec
14
77% Jan
12
19
Mar
9
24% Dec
6
21% Jan
80
Feb
20
87
43% Mar 14
49
32% Mar 22
45/8 Dec
20% Oct 28
27% Apr
55
For
May 26
footnotes,
Sep 12
.Apr 29
\
21
18
61% Aug 22
see
page
24.
83% Jan
4'
25
44;
Jan
19
44
Jan
3
21% Jan
3
59
4
Jan
18% Jan
92
Feb
23% Jan
86
46
Jan
.
2
5
Jan
'4
47% Feb
$4.25
-2
23% Feb
-''64
Jan
Canada
54%
55%
54%
56
56%
58 Va
15
15Va
15'/a
15 Va
15%
15
15%
par
55%
56%
54%
5 6'%
55%
56%
56%
58%
57
*89%
92 Va
*89%
92'/a
*89%
92%
♦89%
92%
13%
13%
13 Va
13'%
13'%
13%
13%
13%
70
35%
*49
1%
36
46%
8
44
143
71%
70%
36'/a
35 VA
493/4
*49
68
70
16,400.
35%
36
49 %
49%
*49%
49%
300
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
28,900.
36 !•.
36%
36%
36'/a
2,700
36
44%
45%
45
x433/4
143%
143
,
45'/.
13 Va
13%
74
44'/a
44%.
44
44'%
44
36%
36%
37
37
37%
23%
24%
24 Va
14
13%
74
*73%
46%
44%
44%
35%
13%
45%
36
14 Va
45 Va
44 V2
143 %
143
74
*73%
37
45
44%
35%
143%
143 %
10,900
47
10,900.
45
132,800-
143%
1,500
5,400'
13%
14
13%
13%
*73Va
74
74
74
44%
74
46 %
47
47%
10,300.
37
37%
36%
37%
6,400'
24 Va
24 Va
24%
100
'
' '•
.
24
24
241/4
1
17
17%
16%
17.3/3
17 Va
17%
17%
18 Va
18%
19%
36%
26,700
39%
38%
39 Va
38%
39%
391/2
41Va
40
—5
41%
249,400
23 Va
%
23%
19 3/4
2Q %
19%
27%
28%
28 Va
58%
58%
24
23%
24%
6,000'
24
*24%
24%
24%
24 Va
19%
*193/4
19%
19%
20
19%
20'/a
2,800
29% '
28%
29%
28
28%
15,200
57%
59'A
58%
59%
14,700
36%
37
36%
37
21,200'
*78 ;:
79
30
29%
53 Va
59%
,37 Ve
37%
37
37%
78%
78 Va
*78
79%
69%
58'/a
36%
V
*78
-v-%
59%
37%
79
23V8
1,100
79
*78
50
'
31%
32%
33 3
70
32%
69%
71'%
33%
8
,
34 Va
70%
72
"
33%
343/8
33%
34%
14,200
71
'
713/4
70%
71%
5,300
par
5%
6
5%
6
42%
Pacific
7%
6%
49%
49%
-71%
72%
72 %
73%
"73%
*78%
80%
*78 Va
80'/a
*79%
31%
31%
31%
108
108
*107
6%
6%
-
7
45
7
6%
6
2,000
45
6%
1,000
6%
2,800
52
52V4
3,800
75
77 Va
32,900
'
50
49%
32
32
108
*107
68
68%
68%
68%
45%
46%
44%
45 Va
*68%
V 44
39%
39%
39
39'/a
38%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
14
49%
50
75
76
51%
78%
80 Va
*80
80%
32%
32
32%
108
108
68%
68
451/4
38%
15%
'
32
108
68 %
45
*80 Va
32%
108
Va
81
9,700
'
108
460
68
68'A
1,500
46
453/a
46%
157,500
37 V*
373/4
36%
363/4
1,800
153/a
153/4
15%
15'/a
14,500
14%
58,600
Co
Ltd.
31%
14%
15
14%
15 Va
14
15%
14 Va
153/a
14%
153/a
35
10,300
35%
36%
35%
36 %
36
36'/a
35%
36 Va
3,600
15%
16
1
100
*77i
*67%
*82
18%
16%
16 %
16
16%
15%
16 3/8
19'%
xl3%
17,900
19'/a
18%
19
18%
I8V4
17Va
18 1/4
*77
79
104,800
78
78
78
78%
78%
78'/a
130
68%
*67
68 '/a
83
*79%
82%
16 Va
*67'%
68
68
*68
69%
81
81
81
81
*81
82%
40
25
25%
25%
25%-
25
29'%
29%
29'%
29%
29
31%
1
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
3.33V.
9'%
9%
9%
9%
*9'/a
9%
40%
41 %
5'/a--/"5%
41%
5
42%
5'/8
43%
44%
14%
15
14%
15%
14%
15%
89
15%
90
15:/3
69
,22%
*85
/ *45
45 '/a
22%
15%
90
22%
87
45%
-
1
No
par
25
No par
-
-
-
22%: "22%
85
85
*45 - 45%
-45%
22%
23
62 %~ 62% *
45
,
-
,
"62 V
16%
68'%
25%
8
1
-
79
24%
180
1.66%,
No par
100
32
35,
5
com
Mines Ltd
Ry
42%
6 T'3
-49'%
5
Ry
:<
*5%
♦10
1,500
common
Breweries
Co
71%
9,400
353/4
36'/a
44%
74,600
921/2
13%
13
49%.
36'/a
45
58%
*89%
-
34%
36%
143
1,000
49 Va
1%
47%
28,400
15%
36'%
1%
45
70 %
57 Va
49V4
138
143 %
71%
60
56
*15
83%
preferred
Southern
Cannon Mills
71
23,100'
36%
313/4
Corp
Lake
Dry Corp
conv
72
20
20%
143/a
Inc
Canadian
-
54%
14%
83 Va
20
31%
—
Canadian
2
31
54
83%
*34%
♦81%
Mining Corp
Campbell Red
Canada
36'/a
14Va
Campbell Soup Co
?
20'4
*34%
83%
—
California Packing
12
25--
83%
19%
35%
,—100
—-——100
1
5
Co—
0
45
*•81 %
20%
35
14'/a
Inc
(A M)
13
3
83%
19%
34
*81%
—
31
Feb
*81 %
21'%
34
13,400
21,700
14%
Corp
3% Oct
46
83%
19%
34%
no
18%
103%
83'/a
preferred ,
pref
12% Dec
28
*81%
21
ig5/a
5
27 V. Jan
43% Nov
18%
101
31%-
second
Byers Co
104 Va
*33
10
Bush Terminal
18%
102%
14'%
Burroughs Corp
3
•95%
*94%
18%
1021/4
,10,000
*31%
12
12
95
18%
99'/a
,
*81'%
33% Jan
9% Jan
94%
18%
100%
1,700
59%
325vrV '■•>•%.
14%
Burndy
24% Jan
19
58%
*290
31 %
Inc
Watch
95%
*95
95%.
61 Va
320
83%
12
3
83%
98
59%
♦295
14 Va
27% Jan
23
'-'*95
"'IS'V'a
%
62%
320
31%
4%%
8»/s Jan
19 V.
100 Va
61%
*295
*81%
3
22 Va Jan
495% f.,,'
*81%
64
329
14%
81% Jan
I
61
83%
3 % %
4
11,800
34%
31%
2
Sep
9,500
44%
34%
31'%
Feb
Jan
55%
43%
34%
*81%
68
16
54%
44
34'A
1
2
28
56
43 5%
34%
*290
,
305
99%
5
Feb
10% May 27
7% Oct 24
55%
44
341%
100
•.
Bulova
3
60%
56'%
43%
34%
-—No par
-
Co
Burlington Industries Inc
4% preferred
I—
26
;.Va' i8%:
15
3
* Jan
7 7
•
*
—No par
No par
5
—
11
27% Jan
/:
54%
45%
100
10
Inc
25
23
60
*285**
;.
54
34V4
—3
1
common
78% Feb
'
•-•••••-•
53%
42%
.
451/4
19% Jan
2
34%
2,100
45%
17% Jan
...
45 V.
33%
19%
45
3
40% Jun
54 Va
44 Va
par
1,000.
19%
44 Va
5
5
19%
44%
3
26'% Dec
19%
43
Co
Buffalo Forge
Bullard Co
26
19%
3.50
Co_:
16% Jan
Jan
19'%
,700
73% Jan
81
19'%
45,300
4
0
19
2,900
31%
76'/a May 13
67% Sep 15
82% Sep 12
78% May
19%
17
313/i,
common
2
.
19%
51 %
,
1,100
66 '/a
313/4
24
68
%
16%
31%
2
21
66
*17
31%
9
Jan
66%
16%
31'%
16% Dec
66
66 Va
17%
33 Va
72% Dec
Jan
67%
17%
31'%
preferred
Feb
3
11%'Jan
36% Aug
23% Aug 25
Budd
67%
17 Va
32
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Jan
68
17 %
29%
Bucyrus-Erie
Jan
68
17%
5
27
14
67 Va
17 y8
50
23
80% Jan
67
common
16 Va Jan
29
2,800
15%
33,800
39% Jan
0
2,700.
58%
15 Va
10%
5
18
59
58 Va
11V4
3
15
*58
15%
5V4
Jan
Jan
!
58%
15%
11%
13% Jan
Sep
59
58
15%
*10 Va
4
24
58%
58
15 %
5%
24Va Jan
86
58
57
15
lOVa
35
27 Va Jan
56
58'%
15
11%
7
2
56
56%
15%
*5%
38 Va Dec
6
55
56
preferred
Brunswick Corp
0
,
56 V.
11%
Corp..
Co
.44
30
56%
55
*15'/a
40.
*10 Va
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas common
5.50% preferred series A
27
19,500
5%
Co
convertible
Bristol-Myers
2
36
11%
<fe Stratton
25
36
10%
Manufacturing
Jan
38%
11%
Briggs
32% Feb
35%
11%
Briggs
79
39
10'%
3
78% Feb
36
10'%
25
3
37%
11 %
7% Jan
11
36%
10%
45% Feb
11
36 Va
11%
52% Feb
30 % Jan
35%
320
10%
3
78% Jan
70,100.
*11%
3
64% Jan
30
38%
100
Jan
30
37%
2.50
1
Inc.
2
Aug 30
31 Va Dec
Airways
7
Jun
20% Jun
82
No
—i.
4
13% Dec
80
66 Va Dec
r
39'/a
25
i
Jan
6
43% Oct
38% Feb
37%
5
Inc
_
preferred
4% %
40 %
RR—
11% Jan
23
9
391/4
100
I
;
Stores
22
28
40
1.25
common
Food
Dec
20% Oct
38 Va
7.50
9% Dec
38% Nov
Corp
Inc
preferred i
72
38 V.
1
Borg-Warner Corp
Boston
5
Brass
&
Inc
Co
34% Feb
3
28'/a Jan
Sep 22
17
23
Jan
3 % %
37%"
5
J
Co
30
Borman
84
2.50
20Va Jan
Borden
84
10
„
25 Va Jan
'...j
98
89%
97%
50c
Co
Laughlin Inc
(E W)
.12,100
97%
♦84
100
100
Boeing Airplane Co
83
•
99 %
85
—^.5
common
Mfg Co
27% Oct
21% Dec
29%
*97%
85
100
Inc
Decker
29%
97%
85
2 pesos
1
pfd series of 1951_
&
29%
97'4
"?83%
40c
(Del)
Bigelow-Sanford
14% Jan
Jan
29%
98 %
84%
50
Steel
Jan
29%
2,800
84 %
1
common
Gypsum Co
41
Black
29%
5
97%
5
Co
preferred/.-—.
71
,*
29 Va
5
1
Corp
Inc..
49 Va Mar 25
Feb
29 Va
'
5
100
—
Finance
Bethlehem
7%
29%
5
10
common—No
Consolidated
Bestwall
27
45 '/a Feb
143% Jan' 19
29
1
Co
Corp
J;
101,900'
par
100
1
preferred
Benguet
15 Va
'
5
5
50
preferred
66% Oct
66% Jan
pfd
Corp
Intercontinental
40
Jan
4%%
S)
RR
Howell
4 Va %
July 26
17 Ve Aug
(A
Belding-Heminway
&
14%
1
Beech
20% Mar 29
15%
_2."50
Inc
Beck
57% Jun
14%
.100
——
Inc
Instruments
35% Feb
34
37% Jan
Mills
Beckman
22% Jan
19% Jan
18
29
14%
^00
preferred
83 y» Feb
12
Va Apr
50% Dec
14%
12.50
common
6
Jan
Oct
42
32% Mar 31
LNo
6
81
25
14
15%
10
Inc
prior
preferred
Beaunit
18,800.
14%
_1
10
27
Aug 10
7
31% Dec
21
12
Jan
Lomb
cony
4%%
19
19%
:
,
Corp
Jan
83
19 Va Nov
Apr
95% Jan
Corp
Works
&
3%%
1
Aug 29
82% Jan
97
Products
Iron
Beatrice Foods Co
31
Dep
41%
15 V.
1
Bayuk Cigars Inc
249
40%
l4Va
1
3
3
41
10
31
Mar 21
Mar
40%
100
Corp
Oil Corp
Jan
45
41
100
preferred
Inc
47% Jan
5
40%
5
100
stamped
57% Aug 23
19
41 Va
100
& Aroostook
Barber
40 Va
100
——
Preferred
2
15% Jan
17
4%
41
100
common..
noncumulative
8
84 Va Mar
30% Oct
37
Jan
13% Jan, 4
66 V. Jan 23
Ohio
3
89% May
183
preferred series B
47
43% Oct
No
com
5
40 %
13
Corp
4%
9
.
preferred series C
3
Jan
Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
28
Aug 15
I
Wilcox
28 V. Jan
14
Inc
T)
Baltimore &
12% Dec
14% Nov
(B
4%
24 Va-
25'/a
6,900
31%
33%
32 Va
33'/4
128,600
223/8
22%
221/4
22%
3,300
93/a
9'/a
9%
800
45%
45%
*
9 Va
45
46
6,000
5
5%
5
5Va
11,200
15
15%
15
15%
11,700
15%
14 Va
14%
14 Va
33,500
90%
90%
92
90%
92
12,700
22%.
*85
22%
87
22%
22%
22 %
22.%
*85
87
85
85
45%
45%
*45
46
46
46
'20
45%
46%
47%
46%
48
16,900
23
22%
23%
23 Va
Va
23%
23 Va
64
*63 %
64
64
46 %
14%
5Vs
15
60
25%
-
89%
„
46%
23
"
13%
,
64
64
v
y.\i i
"
64
8,400
■30
"
20,500
1,500
Volume
193
Number
6027
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(611)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Prevlons
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
5 VA
Sep 21
39y«Oct
23
10'A Dec
ia
35
Feb
50 y4 Feb
1
Carborundum
3
Carey (Philip)
Carlisle
Corp
2
11% Jan
4
13% Jan
30
9iy4 Jan
6
95
Feb
2
19
43 % Jan
3
48% Feb
39% Jan
3
47 Va Jan
31
6
32 Va Jan
3
39 y2 Jan
20
43'/a July 15
29'A Feb 23
40'A Jan
10
41% Jan
25
10
27
Feb
4
46% Feb
1
54% Jan
12
Carter
7 Va Dec
5
22 y8 Jan
5
8 % Jan
3
11% Jan
10
Case
114% Jan
7y8 Feb
19
34 y2 Jan'
88
Feb
8
94 y2 Sep
9
Oct
25
31% Jan
8
114% Jun
17
121VA Sep
83% Jan
21
3 y2 Nov
21
71'/a Dec
30
30
20 y8 July 22
-
4
Jan
10
3% Jan
6
3
4% Jan
27
30V8 Feb
26
Sep
72% Jan
19
22
24
1
33 Va Feb
3
89
80
92
U
Jan
Jan
Jan
3
29% Feb
115% Jan
6
79% Feb
71% Jan
13
3
7%
'1-35
2
3
35 y8 Jan
15
29% Jan
Jun
29
19
Jan
11
17
Jan
10
17% Jan
12
25% Jan
15
21% Jan
27
24V4 Jan
17
Jan
8
18% Jan
3
23 Va Feb
3
46 Va Dec
22
24% Jun
59
Aug 17
80y2 Aug 17
Dec 23
Sep 20
19% Mar 8
32% Jan
20
45
Jan
24
48
Jan
Jan
31
73
Jan
3
31% Feb
3
41 y4 Jan
94%
13
Jan
5
42% Jan
3
44
*41
64
*64
31%
40
40'A
40%
39%
40
39%
40
94%
95%
62
62%
Illinois
com—No par
—100
Light
preferred-
Cerro
Co
Corp
Certain
2
Dec
Belt
Chain
3
9
92% Feb
1
10
48
Feb
2
4
25
Jan
30
43 Va Jan
23
•
38% Jan
19
38% Jan
6
16% Jan
4
24% Feb
2
4
20% Jan
3
24% Jan
18
20
1
3
9 Va Jan
16
43'A Jan
4
32
Jan
3
35% Jan
23
26
69% Jan
6
59% Jan
24
67% Jan
18
8
99 Va Apr
97
97
24
30
30% Dec 13
Aug
14'A Mar 24
•
■'
7% Jan
'
Jan
24
6% Dee
29
17
Jan
18
7% Jan
3
8% Feb
3
16'A Dec
14
34% Jan
21
17'A Jan
6
19% Jan
18
23
Dec
19
43% Jan
6
24% Jan
3
27% Jan
19
35% Dec
30
40 Va Apr
7
35 Va Jan
9
36% Jan
19
13'A Oct
24
26% Jan
0
13% Jan
3
17% Jan
18
50% Nov
2
69'/a Feb
26
52 Va Jan
31
57
Jan
10
133/a Dec
6
23% Jan
4
13% Jan
3
18% Jan
23
20 Va Dec
15
36% Jan
4
23 Va Jan
3
29% Jan
18
3
31% Feb
3
22
Sep 20
29% Jan
13
4
28
Jan
Jan
Dec
30
2^ Va Jan
5
20
Jan
3
24'A Jan
12
Oct
12
32
Jan
8
15
Jan
4
21% Jan
16
10% Oct
18
15'/♦ Jan
4
12 Va Jan
23
14 Va Jan
10
17% Nov
4
26% Dec
30
21% Jan
12
25% Jan
3
Nov
29
71% Jan
6
37% Jan
3
40% Jan
27
20
15
.
38
94%
94%
60%
62
61
62
25
24%
24%
24%
25%
91
850
29%
79,000
121
270
Class
5%
5
500
9,800
40%
4,700
95
200
63%
5,600
27
800
39%
40%
40%
42
41%
42%
40%
41%
30 %
31%
30
17,000
30%
29%
30'/a
29%
30%
24,300
10%
*10%
♦10%
10%
10%
10%
35%
35%
10%
600
34%
35%
35
35%
35'%
35 %
35
26%
27%
35%
25%
26%
25%
26'%
26%
30
29%
35%
31%
36%
35%
36
17,800
178,900
36
36%
36%
36'A
36%
22,300
4%
8,600
4%
4%
51
4%
51
28%
*10%
10%
x35%
4%
4%
4%
52%
*51
52%
10%
52%
4%
4%
4%
53%
53
X53%
54
1,400
29%
91%
92%
660
48
46%
47%
25
24%
25
24%:
24%
24%
25
24%
24%
26,800
24,200
'
19,700
43%
,
42%
43%
42%,
43'%
42%
43 y8
1
42%
43%
21%
20%
77,200
22%
22%
23%
23%
24%
23%
24 Va
24'/a
28,500
23%
23%
23%
24'%
23%
23%
23%
9,700
8'A
24'%
8%
8%
34%
63%
*95
;
8'/a
8%
x34
34 y4
63 '
*95"
105
8%
8%
*34
64%
♦95
;
34%
33%
62'A
63%
62%
63%
105
J
*95
8
8yB
*17%
20
*17%
25%
26
25%
26
25%
25%
36%
36%
105
25%
36%
♦36
15%
8%
8'%
8'%
8%
20
26%
117%.:
36%
36'%
*36 Va
37
15%
14%
15
14%
52%
53%
52%
53
8%
18%
26
15
55%,
•'
'
*36%
•
1,300
26%
3,400
37
500
14'A
14%
52%
%":
19,000
105
8%
*17%
•
20
14%
*
*95
8%
*17%
52%
'16
54% "55'A
6,600
1,400
34
63%
62%
105
8%
34
19
8
8%
34%
♦17%
53 Va
21,500
2,500
16%
17
<
16%
..17 %
17
FT'A
17%
27%
28 Va
27%
27
y4
27%
28%
28
28%
28%
17%
28%
5,100
4,500
29%
30%
30
30 >/4
30%
30%
31%
31%
31%
31%
22
22%
22
22%
22'A
22%
22'A
22%
20,700
17,000
19%
19%
20%
20'%
21
21
21
21»/2
17
8
'
21%
22%
*19y4
19%
•12 y«
13
*12%
22 y2
23
22%
22 7/8
22%
39%
25c
2#
—
28%
93
46%
6iy8
100
Corp
28%
*91 Va
46%
8%
100
Corp
28%
92%
45%
34%
Chicago Rock Isl St Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
Chickasha Cotton Gil
5
Q'Nuts
29'%
91%
45%
23%
com—No par
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
28%
91%
45
20%
5Q
preferred series A
29%
91
42%
com——10
Ry
28%
91%
45%
24%
.—40
—
29%
91%
44
_—No par
Chic Ac North, Western
Chrysler
200
66
31%
40%
;—!
Chock Full
44
32 y8
series A honcum pfd
%
62
*25%.
300
30%
preferred
5%
95
26
*25%
9,800
17%
39%
Mllw St Paul St Pac——No par
Chic
*40
29%
Fibre Co—
Chic Great Western
\
31%
5,200
2.50
10
A
94%
'
79%
No par
No par
5
Corp—1
1
1
preferred
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
Champlin Oil St Refining Co
1
Chance Vought Corp.
1
Checker Motors Corp
1.25
Chemetron Corp
1
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia——5
Chesapeake <Ss Ohio Ry common—25
3% % convertible preferred—100
Chicago St East 111 RR com—No par
'
94
94%
60
$4.50
Jan
29% Jan
24
"54% Oct
95
59
Co
Common
Jan
41
41% Dec
6
17% Oct
6 '/2 Nov
95
*24
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
3
*40
*41
-
_—50
Co—L
Aircraft
Cessna
23
.
Service—10
J
N
—;
Products
Teed
90
21% Jan
*40
64
48% Aug 25
22% Nov 28
l7,AMay 13
26 Va May
3
14
29% Feb
42
28%
*17%
30%
We^t Corp
Co
Century Industries Co
25
4
28
44
Central
30
26% Jan
6
27%
78%
31%
Aug 19
94 Va
79%
62
*
•
4
77
31%
Champion Paper 8c
Dec
42
77%
62
Soya
341/4 Mar
78
>.
28%
*41
St South
88
28
*90
*118
60
Central
24
77%
91
29%
119'%
44
Central
Feb
77'A
v
27%
118
31%
2
Jan
' *77 %
*90
27%
117
30%
30
5
27'%
116%
6,500
65,600
60 '
32 Va Jan
54
90%
27%
116 y2
4%
33'%
30%
42% Feb
36% Feb
680
4%
30%
64%
4
5
76
4%
31'%
64%
24
4
27
116%
.
-30%
Jan
11
27%
118
*90
100
series B
preferred
5%
Jan
Jan
90 y2
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
25
3% Jan
90
4'A
30%
1,800
38
50
90
4%
31
7,200
15
34% Jan
90
4'A:
30 Va
23%
15
7
30 y2
22%
28% Feb
18
77%
4%
30 %
22%
42 y2 Jun
11
75%,
78
■
4%
31%
21%
26
70% Jan
77
78
4%
30%
700
22'%
29
40% Apr
5% Jan
79
io y8„
22
20% Sep
24
75'%
107/a
21%
29 Ve Jan
Oct
77%
24,000
10 y2
,
24
Public
3ye May 11
Oct 21
10%
11
23%
of
40
10'/a
10%
10,300
3,360
-
17%
Illinois
26
29,300
10%
12.50
X46%;'49%
24
RR
10% Jan
53'A
10'%
48
22 Va
4y2 %
31% Feb
51%
10%
47 y8
22
Central
35% Jan
51%
49 y«
21%
Central
3
28
48
48%
*23%
1
9
45
*27%
*17%
3
17
43%
27%
17%
2
Jan
39 y8
43%
27%
24'%
63 y2 Feb
9% Jan
38
*43%
27'A
24
95 y2 Feb
31
38%
43'%
27%
27%
25 y2 Feb
20% Jan
38%
43%
27%
*17%
3
6
37%
43%
17%
10
14
37%
43 y4
27%
24%
18
2*
37%
190
6,700
10,000
28%
20% Jan
Jan
47
281
92% Jan
13% Sep
48%
46'A
*23%
57% Jan
42
95
47%
46%
*17%
29
21% Dec
95
48
46%
17%
28% May 23
24
95
48
46%
48
28%
59
July 18
95
48%
7,900
24
4
Oct
12%
!
17%
28
July 29
13 Va
23%
19% Oct
9
27 V2
27%
9,300
12%
32%
13 Va
27%
887/a Jan 27
11
43 Va
27%
117%
31%
1
20
conv
42% Jan
27
37%
42 Va
l
i
32
37%
37%
50
4% '
7,600
31%
46'A
46
10
20,100
,
V'
.
49
48 Va
48
46
77
7%
49
%
48%
44 y8
100
31%
Shares
7%
50'A
47%
47%
5
1
42% Aug 25
95% Sep
«
Dec
31 Va
7%
49
'
___No par
Corp common
preferred.
5%
3
38% Jan
13 Va
94%
7%
50 VA
75%
24
27% Jan
11%
94
Central
19
60
28
30
75
13 %
94
49
the Week
Feb. 8
Aquirre Sugar Co
5
Central Foundry Co_
1
Central of Georgia Ry com—No par
4
24% Jan
13
94
Co common
Friday
■/
preferred series A_100
30
Oct
13%
*93%
Celotex
23
17
xl3
preferred
4%%
21
31
6 Va %
2nd preferred—
7
Caterpillar Tractor common_No par
4.20%
preferred
100
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
7% 2nd preferred
—100
16
119 % Feb
22
49
30%
j.
Sales for
Thursday
8%
48%
36%
Products Inc
(J I)
7%:
49 y4
•.
PRICES
Feb. 3
29
,
78% Jan
SALE
'
48%
Carriers & General Corp...
26
7%
7'A
HIGH
Feb. 1
No par
:
Power & Light
Carpenter Steel Co
Corp common
4%% preferred
40% Sep
71V2 Dec
7%
AND
Wednesday
10
Co
Carolina
13
45
7%
5
;
Mfg
Carrier
3
28 y4 Jan
3
Jan
Go
Tuesday
Jan.31
1
Carolina Cllnchfield, & Ohio Ry.100
3
4
44% Sep
Monday
Jan. 30
Pm
Capital Airlines Inc.
Aug 18
58% Jan:
July 22
24% Oct
1
32% Feb
4
3
98
28
39% Nov
44% Jan
26% Jan
25% Jun*
l
38 VA Sep
4
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
8y8 Feb
3
49% Jan
9
88% Jan
6% Jan
4
35% Feb 25
19
NEW
Highest
13% Jan
5
Sep
27 Va
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
40 y4
39 y8
39%
39'/a
13
13
*12%
1,060
*12'A
13
*12'A
22%
22%
24
23%
24%
69,500
39%
38%
39%
39'/s
40
57,600
40%
12,400
13
Cincinnati Gas St Electric—
30% Feb
8
78% Jan
4
64% Feb
$
37Va Jan
3
99 Va Jan
July 19
10
82 Va Jan
41% Aug 24
87% Sep
8
101
4
26% July 28
49% Mar 9
39 Va Dec
21
37% Jan
3
68'A Dec
29
65 % Jan
39% Jun
53% Dec
23
50% Jan
40% Feb
87
1
16% Nov
3
24% Jan
4
21
40% Oct
24
51'A Jan
14 Va
July 14
Jan
30
26
45
Feb
2
3
78
Jan
30
6
53% Feb
2
16
22 Va Jan
6
4
44 Va Jan
4
47% Jan
31
18
Aug 25
12 Va Jan
11
14% Jan
5
41 Va
May 19
33
Jan
16
,37% Jan
5
14% May
5
23% Jan
5
21
Jan
3
22% Jan
20
36 Va Dec
1
44 % Aug
5
40Va Jan
3
44
27'A Oct 28
55
Feb
18
Jan
13
58 % Jan
5
11
<99
94'A Jan
4
97% Feb
2
5
62
56 Va Jan
5
59% Jan
20
Jan
10
34% Feb
3
52% Jan
19
57 Va Jan
32
Sep 30
42
Feb
48% Mar
126% Feb
17
9
13
48% Feb
8
19'A Nvo
10
26% Nov
1
64% Dec
14
Nov
7
137
80% Dec
41% Jan
5
78
21% Oct
8
30 Va Jan
41% Oct
24
13'/2 Dec
5
30
80
Jan
18
34
Dec
7
July
61
>
6
4
72
Jan
30
6
138
Feb
1
753A
74
75 Va
17,900
53'A
53%
53%
53%
26,600
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
47
47
46%
41 Va
46
47%
46%
46%
46'A
46%
3,000
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
3,200
36
37%
36
36%
35%
36%
35%
35%
35%
36%
4,300
22%
22%
22%
22 Vz
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
26,600
43%
43%
43%
43'A
43%
43%
43%
44
433/4
44
3,500
57
57%
56%
563/4
3,900
97%
470
,
Electric
1
Co
Ilium
Corporation
Cluett Peabody St Co com
preferred
26
34%
Feb" ~3
5
75% Feb
1
28 Va Jan
27
41 Va Jan
4
11
48 Va Jan
4
14% Jan
3
17% Jan
10
Colorado
43
20
3
46% Jan
18
Jan
57
Feb
24
52
Jan
5
45% Jun
14
35% Jan
4
3
12
18% Jun
21
23% Dec
30
14% Jun
17
26% Nov
28
21% Jan
Jun
2
67
71% Nov 28
Jan
54
5Va%
Fuel
19
Jan
24
Jan
13
24% Feb
2
Columbia
70 Va Feb
5
Jan
38
24
■
St
Iron
preferred
2
$4.25
Pictures
56
Dec
9
52 Va Jan
6
58% Feb
3
Columbian
39 Va Feb
53% Oct
24
50% Jan
11
59'A Feb
3
Columbus. St
23% J&n
13
3
19'AOot 31
28 V4 Jan
4
55 »/4 Jan
72 Va Dec
27
27
70
Jan
3
30
Combustion
30
13% Mar
4
25% Jun
20
21% Jan
9
24'A Jan
19
8
69 Va Dec
15
68 Va Jan
3
74% Feb
2
90% Jan
4
22
Aug 19
97% Jan
6
100% Feb
1
108% Jan
4
111
2
14 Va Jan
11
17% Feb
3
12?/s Jan
3
3.6% Jan
12
Conde Nast
12
Jan
3
14% Jan
27
7% Jan
3
9% Jan
25
Jun
3
3
14 Va Dec
29
11% Dec
1
17% Jan
18
7% Jun
6
12 Va Jan
12
23
May 28
40% Dec
Jan
4
68% Dec
11
103 Va Dec
30
3
43% Feb
3
6
70
Feb
3
5
104
Jan
19
Jan
17
60% Jun
27
38% Feb
1
46% Jan
9
28
May 2
May 17
42% May 18
42 Va Dec
2
39 Va Jan
3
43% Jan
30
20
23% Jan
6
22
20% Jan
5
22% Feb
2
50% Jan
3
55% Jan
30
42% Feb
51% Dec
$5
9
75% Jan
4
83% May 23
77% Jan
6
80
Jan
30
17'/a
34,200
17
16%
47
*45'A
'
*53
2
14% Jan
SO
7% Jan
3
9
Jan
Dec
6
22% Jan 27
59% Dec 31
19% Jan
13
20
Jan
13
54'/2 Jan
4
60'A Jan
25
7% Jan
3
8% Feb
1
1
40
Jun
21
Sep 20
11% Jan
C
22
53% Jan
6
58% Feb
3
40% Mar 16
35% Jan
3
43
Feb
2
57% Dec
footnotes,
see page
24-
53%
17
163/4
*45'A
46
53
*53.
630
4,400
17
47
54
54
53%
53%
38
36%
37%
36%
37%
36%
37%
37 y8
37%
37,400
24
23%
24
23%
24
23%
24
23%
24
52,800
23%
23%
23%
24
17,500
.
53
120
23%
23%
24%
70
*68%
70
70
70 VA
*69
"58
57%
58'A
57%
58
58
58%
58
58%
9,000
58%
58
58%
57
58%
56%
57%
58 Va
59 Va
26'A
25%
26'A
25%
5,200
14,900
23%
70
'
23
'
*68
25%
26 Va
25%
83
80%
82%
78'A
79%
78
78'A
24'A
23%
23%
23
23%
23%
23%
71%
71
72%
72%
73'A
73'A
74%
'
99'A
99'A
*99
100'/2
100%
100%
110%
110%
110%
111
110'A
110'A
110%
14%
15%
14%
15%
15
15%
15%
14'A
15%
14%
15%
14%
15%
14%'
15%
9 Va
8%
9 Va
9 Va
14%
14
14%
13%
14
8%
*100
14'/4
13%
9
8%
78%
23
23%
73%
74%
*100
r
v
,
.
13,200
200
100%
'
110'A
470
16%
17%
14%
15
63,600
21,600
13%
10,200
13%
8%
4,800
9
41%
41
41'A
41%
42%:
42%
43%
x66 %
66%
66%
68 Va
68'A
69%
68%
70
103'A
102%
103'A
103%
103%
41%
40%
41%
38%
40%
40%
43
41 Va
67
67%
102
41
42
40%
103
103%
41%
4%
103
40%
14,100
108,000
103%
2,200
41 Va
20,300
12,100
63%
63%
63%
64%
8,000
94%
95
95
96
95
95%
1,280
*95'A
97
96
96
*96
97
85%
85%
•86
87
*86
87
*86
87
*86
87
27%
27%
27
27»/s
x26%
26%
94
*92%
*92%
94
*92%
63%
'
95%
27%
94
26%
*92'/2
51%
51'A
51%
51 Va
53%
53 Va
No par
104%
103%
103 Va
104%
104%
103%
Continental Can Inc common—-10
39%
40 Va
40'/a
$3.75 preferred
No pat
Continental Copper. St Steel '
80
80
8 Va
3
common...
40
40%
80%
*79%
——-
8%
-1
*
\
8%
8%
8%
*19%
20 Va
*19%
57%
58%
58 Va
59'A
-
i
■
94
54%
18,100
230
*103%
104%
39%
39%
4oy4
79 Va
*79 Va
80%
160
8%
8%
8%
18,300
,
20%
*19%
30%.
57%
58%
57 Va
58 VA
8'A
44,700
*20
8y8
8%
8'A
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
33,800
18,200
56%
58 Va
56
57%
56%
57 Va
57%
57%
57%
58%
24,400
40 Va
41%
42
42
42%
42%
42%
43
42
43
8%
|
.
■
53
10
26,800
-103%
8%"
20 Va
58%
*92%
26%
79 Va
8%
20%
94
54%
25%
20
39%
80 Va
*79%
57%
1
Continental Oil of Delaware
—•
Continental Steel Corp.
<„—-1
Motors-
4
39
*19%
$5 convertible preferred—.—25
Continental Insurance
5
Continental
6,400
97
63%
94%
95%
50%
Industries
300
11,000
.
*95'A
63%
94%
103%
$5.50 preferred
43%
23
96
63'A
*95%
100
preferred
42%
43%
23
9,100
34,100
110'A
111
8%
26
78
100%
13%
130
71
25%
-
16%
'
Continental Baking Co common—_5
—.
For
16%
*45'A
70%
$4.50
12
7% Dec
19
17'A
"47
*45'A
.
44% May 11
7% Dec 29
16%
47
63'A
Coal Co
Jan
2
61,000
34'/8
86
31%/Dec
46
34
30
23
44%
34%
85 % Jan
20
46%
33%
5
40% Jan
45%
34%
63%
88
104% Jan
45%
33%
6
3
42%
34 Va
2
3
43%
33%
Feb
Jan
44'A
34%
96
34% Jan
26%
34
13
103
26%
54%
Jan
Aug 22
47% Jan
4
27%
54
93
107
26%
42%
96% Aug 25
100% Jun 16
27
*22%
4
2
74%
27
22%
87% Jan
81% Jan
24
343/8
74
27%
42%
27%
'
preferred
No par
$4.52 preferred
No par
$4.16 preferred
No par
Container Corp of AmericaCommon
5
30
32%
743A
23 Va
Consumers Power Co com——No par
54% Feb
34%
743/4
43%
Consolidation
92% Jan
313A
75%
55
2
27% Jan
31%
75
*75,
22%
13
6
79,800
*1150
31%
76
27%
75
54%
30
11
*1150
14,000
32%
31%
31%
55 Va
Feb
44% Jan
*1150
*1150
240
22 y2
96
90% Jan
25
43%
64 % Jan
23% Jan
25'A
55
34% Jan
7
25
22%
4
$
25%
43
4
30
25%
30,600
55Va
4
Oct
26
6,000
85%
25 Va
43%
61% Jan
Dec
25'A
71
139
23%
29% Jan
94
25 Va
'137%
55
92% Jan
29% Jan
84'A
138
*22
4
49
843A
*
55%
12
14
83%
138
547/a
96% Aug 22
Jan
84%
43 Va
63 % Dec
20% Sep 19
81%
10
1
Consolidated Natural Gas
40% Jan
37% Jun 28
70
80%
81'A
*22%
7
83
72
138%
80%
81
—I
4
3
71
138
138
'137%
-1.33%
Corp
8
Apr
71 'A
69 '/2
70
69 Va
72
138%
10
Consolidated Laundries Corp....—5
Consolidated Foods
88% Jan
Oct
11,800
25%
No par
63% Jan
27
54%
57%
1
Consol Electronics Industries
533/8
57 %
No par
preferred
55'A
21%
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
101
54'A
60
*68'/2
1
Cone Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp
543A
*59
23%
1
10
Publishing Co
66% Jan
30
96y4 Jan
preferred—
preferred
Comptometer Corp—
5.25%
52'/a
96
60
*59
37
100
100
4.64%
53'A
*53
-1
Jan
37
2
59
Feb
52%
16'A
1
-10
Solvents
250
53%
*45'A
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
110% Aug 30
30% Sep
1
101
8% Feb
13
Commercial
Engineering Inc
34%
42%
-5
Commercial Credit Co—
Jan
34%
27%
Ohio Elec—5
26'AJan
34%
31%
Co———No par
Southern
34
75
No par
83
56 Va Mar
103% Jan
Carbon
3434
*1150
"
43% July 27
34%
60
*59
24%
common—5
common—
34
;
80
series
preferred-.
97%
34
69
1
Collins Radio Co
57%
96
33%
'137
B
50
Colorado St Southern Ry—
*
4ft noncumulative 1st pfd——100
Columbia Broadcasting System-2.50
Columbia. Gas System Inc—
10
50% Aug 16
57%
52%
Colgate-Palmolive Coi common
-1
$3.50
preferred
No par
Collins St Aikman Corp
No par
3
57'A
96%
96'/a
59%
33%
No par
Co
;
96%
59%
96 "
*59
gtd.
50
stock—50
1
No par
100
Special guaranteed 4%
57
96%
2,800
60
95%
-No par
RR 7ft
Cleveland St Pitts
74%
;
57%
.56%
15
com
Jaii
23 Va Jan
60
75'A
53%
21%
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y
1
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
No par
Jan
23,900
53 Va
31
Jan
443A
21
Jan
74
43%
53'A
26
23
76%
45
21 Vz
4
30%
•
423A
52%
21 Va Jan
.
290
86
21%
No par
5
-10
.——1
Corp.,
Coca-Cola
75 Va
77
100 %
78
84% Feb
1
44
40%
85%
*99%
53'A
5
$4.50 preferred-—
7ft
\
39%
86%
100%
*99 %
52%
4
6
Jun
Investing Co__
City Products Corp.:
City Stores Co
Clark Equipment Co
Clevite
40%
40%
86
100%
75%
77% Jan
7
35% Jan
76
5
Jan
135% Jan
28
26 Va Aug 24
71% Jan
42% Dec
33
38%
39%
87
*86
86
10
City
Cletrac
*99%
40
86
No par
Corp
Co
Cleveland
47% Jan
23
Service
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron
56 Va Dec
Apr
7
Apr
8
35% Apr 11
72% July
5
T Financial
2
90 y8 Jan
59% Jun
I
C
Cities
38
39%
39%
100%
39%
87
86
preferred
*99%
40%
39%
*99%
4%
4% %
j
100%
38%
8.50
100
preferred
;
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—10
Common
2
Jan
100% Jan
■
4,800
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(612)
.
.
.
Monday, February 6, 1961
•NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
8TOCK3
Range for Previous
20 Mi Sep
Oct 25
21
2
24 % Jan
27% Jan
12
Controls
30% Jan
36% Jan
27
Cooper-Bessemer
July 11
7% Jan
18 Yb Jan
16
27% Jan
31% Jan
42 % Feb
16
1
33% jun
.
YORK
17
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
29
42 Y* Mar
10
Deo
6
Lowest
Highest
25% Sep 15
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
of
25%
26%
25%
26'/4
26
26%
34%
33%
34%
33%
34
32%
34'A
7,600
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
I
8%
8%
3%
8%
8%
8%
8%
9
8%
9'A
4,000
19
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
1
29%
29%
30%
28'A
28%
291/4
Copper
13% Jan
15% Jan
30
4
31'A Jan
37 % Feb
3
85% Dec
21
Corn
Jun
9
-
Copperweld Steel Co.
Jan
84% Feb
2
174% Jan
184% Jan
27
83% Jan
83 Va Apr
8
87
Aug 17
85 % Jan
19
90
Apr
11
88
18 % Oct
5
24% Jan
27
18% Jan
15% Sep
9
13%: Jan
3
July 1
July 27
4% Sep
13
3% Jan
40
July 27
64% Jan
4
'46% Jan
11
52
Jan
July 18
72 y2 Jan
18
74% Jan
72% Jan
76
12
31% Mar
17 ya Mar
5
4
39% Jan
4
22% July 21
23% Feb
16% Feb
26
17
15
Jan
3
Cosden
15% Jan
3
Coty
5
13
Coty
30
Crane
4% Jan
Feb
27
Jan
10
24
17
42
Dec
14
37% Jan
3
45 Ya Jan
I
45
Dec
21
42% Jan
4
53 Yb Feb
3
of
Crown
5
40% Feb
23
397/s Jan
4
40% Feb
2
$2
29
52% Jan
4
57 Ya Feb
2
Crown
20
89% Jan
6
93
Jan
27
54% Dec
39% July 25
86
16
95
4
Jan
Dec
Sep
3
21% Jan
19
5
90% Jan
3
98 % Feb
17 Va Jan
23
18% Jan
4
4
9% Jan
3
12 Yb Jan
69% Mar 23
64 y2 Jan
297/a Jan
109% Jan
13% Sep
18
22
4
Jan
14% Jan
8y8 Oct 24
03% July 26
17 % Jan
10 y8 Aug
3
13
Jan
18
28
37
Jan
14
32
10% Jan
18
Curtis
3
54 % Jan
30
17% Jan
4
19 % Jan
20
4
15% Jan
4
19y2 Jan
30
7
30% Jan
33% Feb
2
Jan
8
70% Jan
43% Jan
4
29% Nov 29
07% Sep 27
96
25
32
Jan
Jan
20
74
Jan
24
$4
$1.60
4
27
Dana
35
Feb
2
1
86'A Feb
1
12% Jan
3
13% Feb
1
Dan
17'/a Jan
9
Dayco
33% Jan
5
5
49% May 31
27% Oct 31
13% Jan
29% Feb
3
34% Jan
2
23
3%°/e
Inc
13
16 Va Jan
3
48% Jan
4
Steel
Vllbiss
25
24
Stores
22% Jan
4
49 Ya Jan
4
26% Jan
5
35 y4 Jan
30
Disney
33% Dec
12
317/a Jan
3
35% Jan
26
Distillers
15% Oct
7
28% Feb
19
17
Jan
3
19% Feb
2
10% Dec
13
Dec
30
13% Jan
10
16% Jan
6
Dr
29% Oct
20
23 Ya Jan
30
28ya Jan
12
Dome
18% Jan
17
20
Jan
13
Domlnick
3
35
Feb
2
19% Jan
4
42% Feb
10
V
14% Dec
8
24% Jan
0
28
Jan
14% Jan
4
18 y4 Jan
10
34%
35
86%
*86%
873A
30
13%
133A
13%
133/4
14,300
14%
15
14Ya
14%
14
14%
i4ya
14%
15%
163/a
18,600
30%
30%
29%
30 Yz
30%
303/8
13,900
60%
63
63
64
64
64 Yz'
Jan
19
9V2 Jan
3
25
du
de. Nem
6
103
31
83
Aug 16
Aug 16
13
100% Jan
•
77% Jan
20
8
26% Sep
25% Jan
3
82% Jan
27% Feb
Duquesne
39% Feb
$3.75
104
40
44% Aug 25
44% Aug 24
46% Feb 19
43'A Jan
12
45
Jan
31
5
45
Feb
1
(E I)
44% Aug 24
42%
Jan
4
45
Jan
46
44
Jan
4
45% Jan
Jan
19
20% Feb
3
D W G
Light
Co
80
Jan
9
22% Jan
26% Feb
3
8
23 Ya Jan
29% Feb
1
Eastern
Air
30% Aug 30
29 Yz Jan
35 V* Feb
3
Eastern
Gas
Cigar Corp
Nov
21
1
25% Jan
4
1
136% Jun
0
107
Jan
13
02
Mar
3
98% July 22
46% Jan
6
96
Jan
11
99
Jan
6
28% Sep 20
30% Jan
3
36
Jan
30
48% Feb
65% May 23
59% Jan
10
65% Feb
3
79
82
1
Mar 21
32% Nor
87
1
Jan
10
88
Aug
5
45% Jan
94
4
July 29
81V* Jan
86
83
Feb
Feb
30
114
Jan
5
1
84% Jan
38% Feb
1
41
Jan
11
Feb
2
93
Feb
2
26
93
4%%
2
19% Jan
16% Jan
3,700
34
33Yz
34V*
33%
34Yz
33%
34%
34%
34 3A
19,000
26%
27Va
26%
26%
26%
-26%
26%
273/8
26 34
27%
15,500
18%
11,400
/, *>.
62%
40%
Bros
4J/4%
9%
9%
50%
51%
11,500
16%
16%
17%
16%
17%
27,600
31
31
61%
62%
6iy4
62
41
41 Va
41
41
31
30%
9,000
31
303A
31%
1,200
•61%
Yz
63%
63 Y*
63 3A
11,200
41 Ya
41%
41 Ya
4P/4
13,200
30%
30%
31
31
30%
30%
31
31
31
14%
15Va
14%
15
15V8
15%
14%
153/s
6,700
16y2
13%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
iey2
16%
3,800
26%
26%
19,800
25%
1,500
27%
25%
25%
26%
35'A
33%
35%
34
34%
34%
343A
33%
343A
34'
34%
34
34%
343/8
34%
34%
34%
6,900
17%
18
177a
18%
18
19
19
19%
i9ya
19%
22,000
15%
15%
15%
15%
14%
15%
14%
15
14%
15
23 Ya
24%
23%
237/a
23%
23%
23 %
233/4
22%
23%
19%
19%
19%
19%
193/8
19%
6,100
33
33%
33 Yz
35'
33%
35%
79,700
16%
17
15%
16%
153/4
163/8
-
-
-
/
I9y4
19%
19y4
33%
33 V*
33%
17Ya
17%
17
•
19%
32%
-
17%
/
1
*
-
27
19,200
4,600
21,300
6,200
73'A
74y2
74%
75%
75%-
76
75 Yz
76 V*
743/4
76 ya
52,300
25%
26
24%.
25'/2
24%
25%
25
25 V*
25
25%
35,200
35%
36%
35
35%
34%
35
33%
34%
35%
9,500
17%:
17%
17%
17%
17.%
17%
173/a
173/4
17 Ya
173/B
12,600
9%
10 V*
10%
10
10 V*
10
10
10
10
9 'A
9%
10y2
9 V*
8%
9
8%
8%
5,200
206V*
207Yz
207%
206
207%
204 %
208
206 3/4
209%
23,400
101'A
79%
101%
101V*
101 %
101%
79Yz
*79 %
79%
79%
27 Ya
27Yz
27 Ya
273/s
27 Va
39%
*44%
39%
393A
393A
*39 Yz
40
453A
Assn
>
24%
/
100
84
18%
10
112
50
—1
Inc common
1
*96%
35%,
63%
*83%
Co
2.50
common
39%
*92%
24%
4 Yz %
4
20% Jan
12
Jan
24
25
44% Jan
4
49% Jan
24
Electric
Auto-Lite Co
8% Feb
26
53A Jan
3
6 % Jan
13
Electric
&
Jan
3
57% Jan
23
Electric
Mus
28
32%
Corp—2.50
common
preferred
Co
9
204%
100% 101%
78%
79%
102
102
78%
78%
26Yz
27%
*39 V*
40
*44
45
44%
44%
*45%
46 V*
*43%
44%
*45
46%
19 Va
19%
com_—10
54% Feb
50
183/a
9%
34%
26% Jan
7
18 3/4
51
34%
5% Dec
1
43% Oct 24
10% Oct 29
Jun
9%
34%
17% Oct 29
44% Apr 20
.73
18%
50 Va
30%
'
" 26% ~ 267/a
100
Stores
Products
Ekco
10
50%
15Va
I6y2
preferred—
100
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer—1
_
18%
9%
50'A
16%
41'A
30%
18%
9%
9,100
9
9
'34%
3,200
27%
*39%
45
44V*
*45%
*43 A
*45%
20
27Yz
40
45
44Yz
46%
.44%
46%
20%-
44%
46%
*43%
*45%
20%
45
45
46 Y\
V*
45
*44 Y*
44%
45
44 3A
*46 V*
'47
*46%
*44
102 Yz
'
2,600
793/4
800
27%
13,800
70
'
45
47
10
44%
433/8
433/8
43%
433A
300
;46%
*45 Va
46 y2
45
Yz
45%
150
20%
20%
203/8
203/8
20%
1,800
25
28%
33%
25
'
25%
25%
25%
25V4
28%
29 Ya
29
29%
28%
29%
28%
29%
34,600
33
33%
33%
33%
33'A
34
341/8
35%
26,700
86
86
25%
25%
26%
5,800
..
85
19%
85
13%
85
19%
851/8
640
18%
18%
18%
19%
18%
19%
10,200
113%
111%
112%
111%
112%
110%
111%
110%
111%
43,300
99%
36
*96%
99%
35%
98%
*96V2
98%
260
35%
x35%
35%
35
34%
35%
9,800
63
63
63%
63%
64
.35%
64%
65
65%
1,400
63%
85%
39%
*33%
37%
97
97
85
86
*96%
851/B
83
83
38%
39
391/4
39%
96
24%
*92%
96
93
93
85%
39
*83
84
*83
39%
84
10
39%
24%
*92%
24%
241%
24%
*23%
241/4
24
47'%
48%
47%
48
47V4
47%
47%
48
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
6
5%
5%
5%
10
5
56'A
57 Yz
56%
7,000
24
48%
Ind Amer shares—
-5
Battery
Storage
100
820
:VV-A-WV
Manufacturing
Edison
5
Co
preferred
$3.60
Eaton
'
30%
61Y*
1
Inc
Fuel
&
Kodak
Eastman
9%'■'.
*^49%
50%
!>'io%';i' 17'/a
16%T? 17%
30%
'
18%18%
49%— 50%
6
Lines
prior preferred
Stainless Steel
Eastern
.19%
" /-A/v 18%
18%
,/•'9%:'*■-9%'
E
'•r-.:-:
3
23,600
33'A
50
Eagle-Picher Co_
Jan
Mar
58 %
58 V*
203/8
—50
preferred
84
Feb
58aA
39,800
46 V*
50
preferred
22
Nov
58%
40
343/8
19 V*
50
50
#
75
.
333A
46
$2.10
04
59
35%
193/s
4.10%
18
58y2
341/8
45%
27
S0% July 2t
6
59%
35%
35y4
40
19%
24
19
24% Mar
82
45%
50
9
29
*80
19%
preferred
4.20%
preferred
24% Jan
Oct
82
45
5
common
4%
1
*80
de Co—
preferred
preferred—
$4.15
82
19%
No par
3
*80
44V4
No par
38% Jan
79 Yz
19%
series
Aug 16
*78
43%
series
41
79%
43
$4.50
13
*78
igy4
$3.50
Jan
78
43%
Preferred
37
78
9,300
80 Yz
19
Preferred
Jan
46 Y* Feb
Inc.
Common
21% Mar
*78%
35%
53%
80%
43%
50o
International
74% Jan
58%,
*78 Yz
5
Chemicals
Pont
58
34%
80%
1
Industries—
Duplan Corp
209% Feb
35
*78%
1
DuBois
9
185% Jan
33%
v
2.50
2
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
18
6
-
1
30
18% Jan
10% Jan
21
11,400
'
1
36 V* Jan
5
17% Oct 27
36
2,500
86 V*
5
4
3
35%
1
13%
Co_„
10
Jan
72%
1
9 V* Jan
44
71%
86/4
Corp—
17 Ya Jan
July 11
72
1
30 V*r Jan
8
70%
No par
12
18
71 %
—No par
19% Aug It
4
Mar 21
70%
Inc.
13% Jan
42
72
2.50
Ltd
Fund
33 % Bep
40% Jan
70%
No par
Marl!
Jan
72%
.1-
12% Oct 24
87/a Dec
6
41
72y2
——-1
2
14% Jan
17%
18
34%
Productions
Ltd
23
8
10
50c
76% Feb
11
2,500
2.50
26 y2 Jan
Jan
49,400
25
3
38% Jan
42 Ya Jan
18%
33%
10
19
06 Ya Jan
700
18
33
—1
Jan
8
17%
18%
33'A
17%
13V2
Corp
71
296% Jan
18
I8V4
1
22% Jan
7% Sep 27
18
33%
1
4
178% Oct 31
18
18%
Aircraft. Co
Dunhlll
800
86y4
NY
of
4
•6
17,700
52%
34%
Corp—
Chemical
Dow
10'A
52%
13%
Corp-Seagrams
Mines
Dresser
10
52 Yz
3
90% Jan
.
10'A
33%
1
99% Jan
70% Oet 26
19% Jun 20
9%
52%
6.75
Pepper Co_
Dover
17%
10
54
87%
Co
(Walt)
Douglas
18%
9%
*52 y2
34V2
Corp_^
Dlvco-Wayne
July
■
9%
54
13%
Co
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp
Diners'
(The) Club Inc..
24
16% Oct 26
*18%
9%
*521%
5,600
34 %
preferred—i.
18% Jun
17% May 10
ioy4
54 %
13
Jan
27
600
9%
200
■
*86%
Co_
15% Jan
15
33'A
87%
Corp—•!
$1.50
.
13'A
33'A
:.,20A/
National
9
*12%
32%
13%
Coatings
Alkali
29% Jan
13'A
32%
53
Rio Grande West RR_No par
Diamond
13 Va Jan
13
33
67'A
18%
Edison-,
Diamond
Oct 24
14%
32%
32%
Chemical
De
20
67 3A
12%
33 Yz
19
DeSoto
3
14% Oct 24
67%
12%
*32%
33
Denv &
Diana
67%
*12%
33
18%
Detroit
4
*66'A
12%
32%
1
Jan
67%
12%
33
19%
3
17
200
32%'
17
31
98%
*96
18 Ya
Feb
3
4
*97
98%
32%
Jan
24
3
67%
10
41% Jan
13
*671/4
19
63% Feb
15% Jan
67'A
*66
No par
Light
Co
3iy4 Feb
12 Ya Jan
22,300
51% Feb
Supply
3
29% Jan
11%
23
3
6
4
ll'A
Inc
6
23
11%
Lines
35 V* Jan
14
11%
Delta
58y2 Jan
Apr
11%
3
29 y2 Jan
17% July
11 'A
&
38% July
20% Feb
11%
*97
34%
(Delaware)
33% July 29
11
11%
50p
Hudson—
66% Aug 29
Bep 30
11%
Power
8
Jan
1,200
5
100
&
Co
a
14
17%
11%
&
8
14% Dec 27
17%
Delaware
29% Mar
28
17%
Deere
24% Mar
31
17%
■
13V*
Inc
80 y4 May
9
29,700
98'A
17%
Delaware
11
20%
20%
98'A
17%
3
17 y4 Jan
19%
20%
98 V*
17%
19
3
20%
17%
31
14% Jan
20 Va
500
17%
Records
4
26% Jan
21
13,000
98
Decca
Detroit
380
531/8
42
17%
27 y2 Jan
.
92%
40%
98
34% Feb
3
7% Jan
14
6
Dec
4
20
92%
82
3
Jan
92'A
*80
Jan
18% Nov
92>A
82
39
,10
92%
*80
27
-49% Dec
92%
100
3.90%
6
92%
C
Preferred
Dec
27,300
series
18
7
56%
79
Jan
Dentists'
55'A
*77 Yz
81
5
57 Va
79
4
24% Jan
20%
56
*77Yz
79 y2 Jan
40% Mar 23
20%
66%
20%
92%
55 Yt
100
82% May 23
15
*92'%
56 'A
92%
■
B
6
26 Ya Aug
56
*40%
5 J Va
54%
51 %
40%
series
Power
Air
29,800
42%
5n %
79 ya
75% Jan
3
42%
42
39%
61
77% Jan
27% Jan
1,500
31 Ya
16
31% Aug 24
4,600
26%
d0
79'A
3
20
1,200
21%
26%
42%
60
74% Feb
46 Y* Feb
38
21%
26%
39%
30%
3.75%
59% Jan
37'A
22
26%
49
79%
Preferred
20% Jan
37%
21%
27
39%
60
1
3
37%
22
41%
31%
Feb
4
371%
21%
48'A
79%
78
11
37%
*26%
49%
59Yz
18
18 y2 Jan
1,300
9,300
78%
401/4
30%
80
41% Jan
3%
50%
49%
*75
44
100
series
52% Jan
3%
4
50%
78%
48 Ya
—10
3.75%
8
4
50
*75
*39V2
50%
40
A
Preferred
11
43%
49%
40
common—7
Light
3
31
Apr 20
20% Jun 21
13% Sep 26
42i%
'
4
50%
781A
34Ya
Inc
64 V2 Feb
16
4
50%
*75
77%
1,100
50c
79 y2 Jan
47 Ya Aug
4
52
19,600
14%
*14
*86y4
Corp
3
28% Jan
4
50%
*74%
20
25%
1
16
54% Dec
4
52
77%
.
20
90-
24'A
_5
Inc
Jan
35% May 17
14'A
85
*87
'
,.—100
common
Mills
76% Jan
32% Jan
14'A
42%
—
80% Aug 23
15
14'A
90
_1
58
39% Dec
13%
27
No par
9
17% Jan
8
38 Yb Apr 28
17% Dec 21
13%
37%
common
4
Sep
.13 Ya
21%
1
preferred series A
Dayton
13
*83%
85
1
River
Daystrom
25'A
37
No par
45% Mar
55
23%
26%
common
72% Jan
Aug 30
*83%
*87
23%
31%
A
Corp
3
86'A Feb
5,500
88
26%
5
Cutler-Hammer
6
15% Jan
28,900
83/2
21%
Inc__2.50
preferred
prior
83%
179%
84%
181
88-
37%
100
common-;
preferred
Curtiss-Wright
Class
7,900
82
177
83%
180
23,100
10
preferred
Drug Stores
Publishing
prior
87% Aug 23
31% Jun 22
Dec
3
19
37% Jan
12
8% Jan
15%
37'A
83%
36%
America__12.50
15
36%
22%
26%
2.50
15'/a
37
90
85
7,400
/ 1
14%
23'A
.
5,700
36%
22%
*87-
21%
Inc
Press
Cunningham
Feb
7
Jan
4%%
Cuneo
1
*83%
;
.
2
1
25
1
Sugar
Packing Co
preferred
13
31% Jan
29
14% Dec
83
Cudahy
14% Feb
52
of
83%
182%
*
29%
23%
3%
No par
Co
82%
1821/2
831/2
182
50 'A
com
common
convertible
34 y2 Jan
8
17 '/a Dec
Steel
5Y-\%
90
,13
Corp common—5
preferred
No par
Crucible
86
;
23
Zellerbach
5
7
Corp
Seal
<fc
20
12% Jan
22
Cork
82'A
181
*74%
Corp
Cuban-American
3
*83%
1
preferred
Jan
60% Jan
7% Dec 20
50 Y* Dec
12 % Dec
67% Feb
5
11% Jan
30% Sep
27
Wheat
Petroleum
$4.20
2
11
5
88% Nov 28
82%
184
25
preferred
Crowell-Collier Publishing
34V* Oct
81%
100
common
preferred
conv
28% Feb
15%
36%
1
Co
5%
141/4
36
1
International Corp
Cream
22% Jan
3
15%
36%
*87
Crescent
38
4
Jan
14%
361%
1
Inc
3
3
19% Jan
15%
36%
181
Works
Petroleum Corp
6
35% Jan
25
14%
common—_5
3%%
30
35%
preferred—
,-100
preferred series of 1947_100
3%%
25
29 %
5
(Del)
Co.
Glass
3 % v'o
5
Jan
30%.
5
Co
Products
25% Feb
,89
27
Range
Coming
18
10 Y*
Jan
Shares
261%
7
83% Jan
the Week
Feb. 3
33'/a
Jan
74
Sales for
Friday
Feb. 2
25%
55
186
'
Thursday
35%
24% Jan
4
PRICES
26
6
16
SALE
34%
5
Feb
HIGH
Feb. 1
25'A
12% Dec
46 Mi Apr
AND
Wednesday
5
Corp
27 Va Dec
124
Jan. 31
5
Co
America
Tuesday
Jan. 80
Par
48
96
56%
57
56%
56
*92%
56
f
551/4
20
96
5%
3,800
5,300
44,800
56
3,900
19% Jun
23
11% Jan
3
13% Jan
20
Elgin National Watch Co
12%
13%
12%
12%
12 %
12%
24% Oct 31
12%
12%
12%
13%
12,700
28% Nov
23
27% Jan
4
19
El
——3
29%
29%
29%
29%
28%
29%
23
30% Jan
28
28%
27%
28%
122,000
3
57%
12%
35%
58%
12%
35%
35%
3
2
5
.-10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
4%
preferred
100
Englehard Industries
——1
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
20
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co com No par
Jan
20
53% Dec
8
58 Yz Jan
16
10% Deo
0
22% Jun
21
11% Jan
3
13% Jan
13
29
•
32% Jan
10
36% Feb
3
23% Dec 13
34% Aug 22
38% Jan
4
29 % Feb
3
78
Mar
50
Jan
Jun
20
84
Aug 30
Jan
19
16% Dec
8
23
7
18 Yz Jan
4
32% Feb
24
Sep
41% Sep
1
37% Jan
26
10
6% Oct
20
Nov 30
64% Jan
Deo
5
23
-
52% Dec
11
10
ift
Sep 28
Apr
•
76
5
35% Jan
79%
Jan
22% Jan
40
Feb
10
3
20
Mfg
<fc
Co
Phonograph
100
50
76%
21%
38
5%
29%
*59%
5
12%
1
I
25%
-
Jan
3
26% Jan
5
32% Jan
54% Jan
9
59
Jan
23
20% Jan
8
11% Jan
3
14% Feb
3
Evans
26% Jun
24
5%
Erie
preferred series A
&
Pittsburgh RR Co
Products
Co
22 Yz Jan
3
28
Feb
3
Eversharp
•
40
7
35
Jan
4
39
Jan
23
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
a
M% Oet
31
—
7
19
Radio
Empire District Electric Co
11
6% Jan
Electric
Emerson
Emerson
Feb
68
Natural Gas
Faso
08% Jan rt
23
Jan
4
29 »/4 Feb
1
Fairbanks
Morse
Whitney Corp com
Jan
Inc
-
' 38
06%
12
6%
30%
60
12%
30
*57%
12%
26%
38%
28%
31
31
77%
21%
38%
*77%
20%
38%
5%
56
58 Yz
12%
35%
31
78
21%
38%
6%
30
59
57%
56
Yz
57%
561/8
56%
15,100
11%
12'A
12
12%
121/s
12%
15,500
35%
35%
36
36
36%
36%
31
31
31
31
29i%
31
77%
78
*77
78
78
78
230
4,200
13,800
20 Ya
20%
20
20%
20
20
4,300
38%
39%
39%
39%
39%
40
8,300
6
9,800
5%^
5%
5%
29%
30 V*
29%
30
291/4
29%
57 %
59
57'%
57%
56
56
13 Ya
12%
13%
12%
13
13
14%
12,400
25%
36%
26 %
38%
26
27%
26%
27%
271/s
28
29,500
37
38 V3
37%
38%
37i%
38%
11,500
28%
28%
29%
29 'A
*
5%
5%
530
30
I'."
bov«d«o
6% Oct S4
20% Dec 28
11% Feb
20
28% Feb
28
7% Jan
3
9% Jan
18
Fairbanks
3
24% Jan
23
$1.60
6
40% Feb
&
Co
5
10% Mar
V
•1
1
M
13% Fab
2
1
preferred
40
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp_l
8
35 V* Jan
3
9
Feb
J
Fairmont
Sep 20
81% Jan
12
84
Jan
31
43
8% Deo
11
47% Jan
26
0% Mar
80
37% Dec
'Q
33% Dec
For
1
37 V* Dec
footnotes,
8
271
see
page
21
Jan
6
Jan
35
Jan
4%
5%
convertible
Foods
Co
common
convertible
junior
preferred
preferred--
J an
4
38% Jan
25
Falstaff Brewing Corp
33% Jan
4
35
25
Family Finance Corp
Jan
28%
No par
1
—100
50
—1
1
8%
.
24
7%
39%
9%
24'A
7%
40
8%
24
7%
8%
8%
8%
241/8
24%
♦241/e
7%
7%
39%
40%
33
84
48
47%
47%
38%
38
38'A
38
34'%
34%
33%
34
33%
8%
47%
38%
*82
83
*47
.
*29
9%
24'A
40
40%
*83
85
30%
8%
8%
401/4
40%
*83
30
600
30
8%
9
24'/4
85
8%
58,500
23%
241/a
1,100
9
8V4'
40
*83
205,800
7,400
40 %
140
85
47%
,
47
471/4
47%
47%
300
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
3,700
34
33 %
34
34
341/4
2,700
.
24.
■
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tirf
(613)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
•
•
:
'•
-
44% Not
■"»
20
21% Sep
19
33
26
Oct
31
5% Jan
9
17% Jan
3
18'/2 Jan
3
30% Jan
16% Jan
13
% Jan
2
24% Jan
17
4
33% Jan
3
37
"Jan
22'A Jan
3
22% Jan
14
34% Feb
1
Jan
:6
May 12
16% Jan
43 'A Jan
10
] 8 >/4 Jan
20
26
49% Jan
13
10
33% Jan
23
3
18
10
3
34 % Jan
15
%
20% Feb
A
39% Feb
24
Jan
26
45% Jan
27% Jan
6
61% July
22
•
19
30% Jun
A
28% Jan
15% Feb
6
Jan
;
9
40
Feb
35 y4 Jan
4
49% Jan
Feb
3
Filtrol
National
First
4
8
28
Jan
5
84
Apr
7
83
Jan
27
83
Jan
27
$4
96
Jan
3
100
Jan
31
$4.50
conv
41 % Jan
4
46'A Feb
3
$2.25
conv
80
May 27
91% Dec
12
110
Jun
7
38 V3 Nov
22
45
Sep
22
-
7
29
-
Jan
3
7% Jan
10
30% Feb
3
•
8
16
Jan
38% May 10
36 % Jan
10
•40
5
68% Jun
29
58Va Jan
17
17% Dec
22
16% Jan
4
20
■
11% Apr
29
Dec
2
34% Apr
80"
Sep
13
85% Nov
3
20 ya Oct
26
28% Apr
•14% Apr
26
31 % Jan
18
-85
May 31
88% Jan 13
13'A Jan
21
59 % Jan
248
44% May 13
196
22
Dec
Dec
23
250
Jan
May 31
94
y* Jan
31
Jan
16
2
5
16% Jan
3
67
Feb
260
Jan
2
31
11% Oct
5
19% Jan
15
12 % Jan
12
13% Jan
22
35% Jan
7
21% Jan
5
26 V8 Feb
Giant
4%
&
Mach
3 'A %
2
Food
Si
Corp
63% Jan
3
Oct
25
19% Jan
5
12% Jan
3
14.% Jan
Foremost
24
41% Jan
29
31% Jan
9
36 % Feb
3% Dec
30
12% Nov
21
22
66
Jan
8
3% Jan
6
14>/a Jan
5
8
Dec
30
29% Jan
'30% Feb
15
19
84% Nov
21
32
5
May 27
71
3
15% Jan
Mar 30
17% Dec
6
Jan
6% Feb
18
73 Va Jan
23% Jan
81
10
31
24
Jan
3
Fruehauf
4%
\
55%
55y2
57%
297/a
29%
30%
*82 y4
>
83
*99
45%
/
29y8
•83
45%
457/4
197/8
18%
19%
35%
36
34%
34%
351/4
87%
31%.
16
16%
63 Va
"•
33
16%
16%
63%
260
94 y4
*86
87%
32 %
64 'A
260
36i/4
*86
32yB
/
64%
95
*94%
13%
13%
13%
237/8
22%
46
60
7%.
950
2,600
7%
7'/4
38%
40
66'%
67'%
22,500
16,900
19'%
14,400
18%
19%
34%
V
327%
16'/a
65
71%
19'%
333%
877/2
343%
*86
33%
16%
33%
16%
61,500
163%
65'%
66%
13,600
87'%
323/8
,'
2,300
67
2,200
"
16,900
*220
—
"
40
94'%
94%
*943%
951%
100
13%
13%
13%
13'%
13%
6,200
231/4
71
23 '/a
26%
24
69%
70%
69 %
26'%
70
29,300
69
13%
13%
13%
697/8
13%
68'%
13%
69'%
13%
76,200
34 'A*
13'%
13%
34%
13'%
35%
35%
35%
133%
23,400
35%
5'/a
3 6 7%
5%
35%
36'%
5%
5%
10,600
5%
6'/a
6 7%
6 y2
5,300
69%
5
1
■
5%
15%
16
10
31%
31%
1
23'/a
23%
100
preferred—
46'%
,:-f
34
.—No par
78%
78%)
common
33,900
84'%
102
95
13'/4
23 y4
303/a
*83
*100
68 7/4
*220
24
29 3%
.
45%
337%
65%
13%
30%
100
38%
*86
16%
23%
10,500
7'/4
*220
*94%
20,400
46,400
7%
67 »/2
331/a
64%
*220
94 %
31%
58
30'/4
7
37%
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87%
16%
■»'
6,900
56
/
84%
99%
',2,300
'
29%
7%
99%
45
19'/8
2
Co
7
29%
83
100
45
7%
28 '/a
84%
100
..
7
20 Va
5
Trailer
62,000
19%
Corp
Sulphur Co
Freeport
-
34%
7%
10
Co
33»/2
677/8
Inc
Sugar
35
38%
Co
Dairies
34%
7%
Franklin Stores
32% Jan
3
Motor
Francisco
Feb
13
Jan
Ford
33,800
65%
Foster-Wheeler Corp
92% Jan
153/4
40
54%
.
3,300
<32%
29%
1
Oct
16
7%
301%
2
12
10,300
39%
37%
Co
31'/4
32'/4
7%
Inc
Mineral
30'/4
,,.15%
33%
66%
10
7,700
31%
55%
99%
'
24,900
17 7%
46%
;
341/4
35'/4
29%
36%
16%
46'%
16
32%
38%
100
35%
17
29%
:
23'/4
46
71/B
45
*86
*22 7%
~
35%
14,500
39%
71/2
100
2,000
23%
17
391/4
65y4
com
1,700
361/4
3232% 4
37%
10
237/4
36
"
"
39%
7%
preferred
24
60% July 25
16%
327/8
38%
66 %
1
23 7/4
36
30%
32%
38%
1
16%
22%
29%
83
99%.
45
15
5,000
17
391/4
64%
com
30%
54 %
w:
29 %
'
-
30 >/4
17
44
;;
33
38%
preferred
Mart
Foote
<
30%
35
37%
2.50
common
Chem
*16
11,000
•22%
317/8
7%
pfd ser of '51
convertible
3%%
44%
31%
18'/a
7%
-;83
2.50
Inc
17i/a
44
32%
No par
Light Co
Markets
17%
447/8
17'/a
44%
■*m31%
18 '/a
35%
/
1,700
18%
22%
r
6%
16%
361/4
16%
7,000
6%
30
,
23%
34%
16%
52
6%
29%
.28%
25
^convertible preferred...:.
Food
^
31
17% Nov
7
100
Ltd
$4.20 divid
Food
30
94% Feb
.29%
No par
Co
*22%
37%
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12
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4
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4
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10
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11
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19
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24
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16
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25
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10
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5
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32'% Sep
24
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80
31'%
430
5,400
20%
25
Brothers
Gladding
Glen
80
8,600
19'%
21
26%
Co
$4.50
34%
311%
'
8%
1
Corp
(series
Products
5.7 7% Jan
Jan
16'% Oct
35'%
8 Va
139
8'%
10c
Corp
Portland
Gillette
21
in
138%
•
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Si
Georgia-Pacific
23
8'//^'
—15
Getty Oil Co
20% Feb
26
21
80
108'%,.,
44%
105%
*20'%
8
80
—
23
42
•'
34%
44
21
■8'/b
4,500
10
preference
61'% Jun
3
8%
a
50
4,700
82%
44%
39%
10c
preference
17
60% Feb
139'%
8'%
'
25%
Telephone Co of Florida—
0
23% Oct
$1.30
138'%
8%
6%
%
44%
6.67
Castings
24y« Jan
26% Sep
139%
8'/a
^
96
25%
,t
79%
Utilities
Si
138'%
8'%
31'%
19%
108'%
8'%
139'%
8'%
*78
6%
/
8 7/B
34'%
80
82%'
139'/a
20%
35'%
82%
*93'%
300
.
80'%
Refractories
29% Jan
21'%
•
34
.'■•■
No par
General
19
-•
,82%
28
80
Co
General
28
!8W*I -
139%/^
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38%
3
Service—
18% Sep
81%
70'%
Equipt Corp
20% Oct
82%
75
Advertising
11% Jan
-81%
37%
3
4,700
83'%
25%
74'%
2
Feb
26%
95
37'%
Public
26%
26%
25%
40'%
preferred
No par
preference—No par
conv
2,700
94 V*
6%
convertible
$2.98
11%
26 y4
67 %
General
11%
25%
_i
preferred-
11%
93'%
_8
Cement
4,000
ny4
26'%
19
series—No par
Outdoor
3
'/a
20'%
93'%
31'% "'■32 ?•"•:
.—No par
3
19%
25'%
*79
100
63 '/4 Feb
*26'%
20%
26'/a
34%
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$3,75
27%
19%
11
25%
—No par
preferred
26%
20
11
26'%
*93'%
'
5,400
27
20
95
.
4%
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25'%
21
l
4%
16,100
11
26'%
95
8'%-
1
52
r
11,110
20%
20
25%
'139
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-
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common
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Preferred
—
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preferred
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.
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27
111
26%
8%.
_100
;
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82'%
5».
Corp
4%
13%
25 7/2?
*93'%
rt
5
Corp
40'/4 Feb
74'/2 Jan
22% Mar
5%
26
%
No par
Corp..
Mills
General
3
30% Jan
:
28
/
Jan
Feb
11
Inc
Instrument
General
9
23
Aug 22
6
55% Jan
107'/a Jan
40'% Dec
100% Jan
32
Co
37% Jan
101'% Jan
21'% July
Cigar
4%
20'%
5
Contract Finance Corp
General Controls
Co
68% Jan
29
32,800
11
Gen
'
8
23% May 23
76% Jan
1st
General
37% Jan
14
50% Jun
39% Jan
:
52%
4%
2
Electric Co
53% Jan
99% Jan
53%
4%
4'%
20
Texas
of
com
Dynamics
3
23
Sep 28
3,800
51%
4%
com__l
common
Cable
Aug
33% Sep
51%
4'%
4%
Nonpar
8 y« Jan
70 '%
50'%
49%
26
Corp
Corp
36% Dec
•4%
50'%-
X49%
26
Bancshares
General
3
24%
49%
51
£
Co
14
Feb
24%
52%
1.25..
21
6
13%
24%
48
49%
__100
Oil
Dec
21% Apr
12%
23%
49
par
No
,$8 .'.preferred--
3
13
24'%
49
Baking
General
31
13%
23'%
49'%
Amer' Transportation
General
16% Oct
13
23%
49'%
50
preferred
Amer
13%
22%
50'%
1
voting pref
American
13
22%
50
1
com
Acceptance
General
;7% Jun
140
Industries Inc
preferred
General
13%
22'%
_2
_
conv
13
0
convertible
General
2
1
-5
Corp
Gar Wood
2
101% Sep
17
Co
19%
*-'19%
19%
10,300
*67
*92
V
71
*71
93%
•
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100
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Year
Range Since Jan. 1
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Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
YORK
Highest
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Gulf
States
Utilities
Par
8
38 3/8 Jun
23
35V4 Jan
16
373/4 Jan
3
Jan
e
863/4 Aug 26
85 % Jan
11
86 y2 Jan
12
$4.20
dividend
preferred
100
84% Jan
7
7
86% Jan
4
89% Jan
11
$4.40
dividend
87
91 % Oct
Jan
24 % Sep
103 J/4 Nov
4
11
28
No par
24
51% Jan
31% Apr
19
25 Va Jan
5
27
4
22 % Jan
3
Nov
21 y2 Dec
•
Jan
dividend
92
*90
92
*90
*101
103
*101
*102
103
♦102 Va
103
♦102
103
103
103
48% Jan
31
"K"
30% Jan
24
6
24% Feb
3
7
106% Jan
6
93 % Jan
3
96% Feb
32% Jan
25
26% Jan
3
30
25
42
T
July
47% Jun
21
31 'A Jan
57 V* Jan
5
47 % Jan
3
Mar 24
120% Jan
9
AJan
6
Oct
129
24
34% Oct
24
121
50% Dec
122
Jan
6%
27
54% Jan
24
2
4
29% Jan >23
Harsco
11
20% Jan
3
24 % Jan
Harshaw
Aug 31
23 % Jan
23
11% Jan
26
6
:■
83i Feb
/
3
28
23
Hart
Chemical
10% Jan
19
Hat Corp
30
29
38% Apr
*>7
35% Jan
5
38 % Jan
17
"88% Dec
28
81% Jan
11
98% Jan
30
Jan
5
9
12'A Jan
20
Hayes
13
11
Jan
133 % Jan
78
May 20
77
Jan
4
84
Aug 30
81
37% Feb
17
55
Dec
50% Jan
•.
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143
-
.A,_-
—
13% Dec
6
Mar
3
150
Feb
Feb
60% May 11
92% Feb 16
Heller
2
29% Jan
5
33% Feb
34
4
36
Jan
4
14
Feb
2
15% Jan
79
Jan
3
98
Helme
11
8
23
108
Jan
3
Dec
20
67% Jan
4
9
112% Jan
4
Dec
21
28
Jan
Jan
Jan
110% Jan
78
3
Hertz
17
68
Feb
1
3
26
Jan
27
23 % Jan
3
26% Feb
2
68
Aug 22
66
6
68
120
July 13
117
Jan
3
130
Feb
2
13% Feb
3
16
Jan
20
Hill
Hilton
$4%
29 % Oct
19
37% Jan
4
30% Jan
10
35
Jan
25
1
28'A Apr
6
24% Jan
12
28 Ve Feb
3
14% Dec,
6
30% July
5
16 V4 Jan
3
18
Jan
9
9% Nov
16
5
9% Jan
4
10% Jan
30
Holland
13
23
May 20
28% Feb
1
42% Sep
29
37
May 19
21
Jan
13
30
pfd
4
31% Jan
16
30% Jan
16
60 % Jan
25
Holt
52% Oct
20
46 % Feb
3
53 % Jan
16
Homestake
Rinehart &
67% Dec
65 Ve Jan
3
79% Feb
27 V* Oct
25
41% Jan
4
34% Jan
3
38
Jan
16
Hooker
Chemical
81 % Feb
2
90% Sep
13
85% Jan
5
86% Jan
10
$4.25
25 % Jan
19
Hoover
79
4
76
Jan: 13
85% Sep
14
82 % Jan
88
Dec
16
88 % Jan
21
93
Sep
90'A Dec
13
65% Jan
13
86% Jan
11% Mar 30
19% Jun
30
13% Dec
2
24% Jan
4
43 % Jun
29
23
Oil
84% Feb
25
90% Aug 24
6% Oct
25
54% Jan
40% Dec
94
25
Feb
1
19
14
Jan
5
14% Jan
3
16% Feb
2
Howe
48% Feb
3
Hudson
3
45
Feb
94
Feb
1
4
95
Feb
1
Jan
26
9% Jan
3
11
8-
Oct
26
39% Jan
5
34% Jan
3
36 % Jan
27
21% Jan
7
17% Jan
3
20
5%
147
85%
*84
58%
58V4
59 Va
58%
59 '/a
59%
61
32%
32%
33%
33V4
331/4
33%
36-14.
*351/4
36'A
*351/4
36%
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85%
600
149
14,000
49%
1,900
85%
10
58 i/s
60 Va
13,100
335/b
33%
33%
1,800
36%
35i/2
35%
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10
14'A
14V4
141/4
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14 Va
14
14
141/4
141/4
1,000
89%
86
89%
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88
89%
91%
90
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11,100
109'%
109
109 %
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75
125
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109%
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124%
73%
126
126 Vb
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74
73%
129
130
74-
109
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133%
100
75
128%
300
1311/4
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127
130
130
15
15
34 %
34%
33%
34%
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Co
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27'A
16 %
17
10%
10%
31%
31%
311/4
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311/4
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57%
58 'A
47 Va
-48%
129
128
67%
127
34%
33%
343/a
34%
34%
27%
27%
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28%
28 i/s
28'/a
400
16 %
17'A
16%
16 V2
17Va
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20,400
10
10%
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31
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10'/4
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300
58
56V4
57
57
57%
56%
57%
12,200
48%
47%
47
47%
46%
473/8
461/4
47
20,700
76%
54,400
37%
16,900
31%
-
78%
76%
37%
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36%
861/4
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88
*86
88
24%
25
24%
24%
24
24%
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24
5%
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35
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17%
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76
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17%
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74%
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.
5
17%
17%
17%
171/4
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37%
37%
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35%
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35Va
17 %
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35%
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'
90
93
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35%
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88
24
800
5%
4%
5
7,000
17%
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18 Va
17%
38
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36
351/8
76
17%
300
18 '/a
37%
36:
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84
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84
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90
95
.
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10,600
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93%
10
23%
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2,200
94 %...
94
com„„5
96%
96 >/4
97
131/a
13 %
13%
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13 Va
12%
133/B
121/8
12%
2,200
16%
151/a
16'/a
15%
15%
15%
163A
16'A
16%
40,700
46%
No par
98
13%
16
:
1
47
43%
47
46%
46%
47
473A
471/8
48i/4
9,500
-431/4
421/4
43%
'93%
*93%
94
*93%
95
42
100
93%
100
*93%
95
8%
8%
50
35%
35%
1
A
A
17%
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par
1
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5
17%
17%
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.
5%
17%
%
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31%
86 Va
25
2,400
57
37
.50
480
"
33%
77
5
200
129
14%
77
1
31,200
13%
88
<
68
15
37%
5
671/4
14%
37 Va
No par
convertible pfd aeries
»
15
*14%
751/B
1
Refrigerator
67%
■,-*86 %
(Delaware)—,
Inc
68
5
100
Indust
66 Va
*23
No par
common
Hussmann
27Vi
1
preferred series A_
preferred series B
Hupp Corp
16
'Jan
147 »/4
148%
*84
84%
10
Bay Min Sz Sm Ltd
Foods
5%
5%
26
16% Oct
,
150
146
160
13,300
12%
127
preferred
Sound
Hunt
■2
10
92 % Jan
146
8*>/a
30
Houston Lighting <fc Power
Howard Stores Corp
90 % Jan
144
84%
*70
100
Jan
35-% Jan
149
*38
15
preferred
98
14
*11%
*11%
125
preferred
90
16
13% Jan
convertible
10
27
Sep
93% Dec
12
92%
12
15
&
10
3
95
11%
96
25
i
23
Jan
38Va
93
12
38%
.,*11%
125
common
82% Jan
45
95
38%
94%
38 :/8
91%
11%
123
10
Corp
13% Jan
14
381/4
93
39
38%
98 Va
6,100
3,800
1,100
Corp
Ball
4.40%
37%
93/8
67%
Bearing Co
Corp of America common
4%
9'/a
9Va
2.50
Household Finance common
3%%
preferred
'
24% Mar 14
32
74 % Jan
Aug 19
8%
9'A
91/4
67%
5% convertible preferred
Houdaille-Industries Inc common
8
9Va
11,600
16,700
68
5
4
9 1/4
'
68
14
Jan
9%
24 Va
67 Va
Jan
77
28
23
251%
67%
21
70% Jan
23%
26%
27%
23Vi
68
30
2
281/4
23 '/a
26 Vb
28%
22%
':
*67
16
Sep
16'A Oct
Feb
271/8
23 5/b
28
24Va
28%
67
16
36
25%
„
67
5% Jan
19
23%
25Va
20,800
Hotel
33% Jan
28 Va
23 % ;
26%
23%
3
9
28%
24
26%
12
35% Dec'
283/a
25,660
53%
25%
4% Jan
7
11,600
124
51%
22%
22% Jan
Mar
56%
56
*122
52
23
19
27
56
124
'
50%
26%
14
$2.25
55%
*122
50%
22%
Sep
1
124
48%
25%
Jan
2
56
*122
51 '/a
23%
8
30
'. ' / 55
124
49 Va
26 %
26
18 Ve Feb
55%
*122
54 Va
13,900
.
25%
26
37% Feb
541/4
55%
124
34%
34
26%
12
17% Jan
35
66%
4% Oct
3
34
23%
20% Dec
13
351/4
65%
Inc
preferred
16% Jan
34
26
Mining
2
16% Jan
36
12.50
Winston
40% Jun
36% Jan
351/4
23 'A
Holly Sugar Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
5
4
35'A
5
Jan
10
3,100
50c
Jan
38% Feb
29%
67
Corp
51
22 % Jan
160
*29'/4
24V4
26%
Co
30% Jan
10
96%
293/4
65
A J.
series
Electronics
Furnace
13
36% Mar 17
95%
291/2
♦94
25%
common
22
1
1,600
95%
29 Va
No par
Dec
IS
24%
94
29'A
♦108 %
1
(conv)
.
Corp
conv
Honolulu
241/4
94
29
_100
30% Oct
7
23%
96%
28%
14'A
5
56
30% July
23%
3,000
5
pfd
Hotels
Hoffman
24
700
13,600
,
24 %
Inc
Corp
5 % %
*23i/4
55
87%
1
2nd
23% Feb
Jen
23%
23%
*94
*35'A
—No par
Corp
preferred series A
1
19
pfd
Newport Chem Corp
12 V* Dec
...
32%
25
-—100
No par
-
——
A
Hewitt-Robins
2
29%
57%
2 1/12
common
Chocolate
Heyden
3%%
47%.
29%
49%
10
preferred
Co
61 % Jan
20% Jan
47%
29Va
*83%
No par
class
conv
23%
146%
1
common
preferred
$2
4
Feb
W)
Powder
24% July 13
Jan
& Co_—
Motors
Hershey
48%
29Va
11%
100
noncumulative
5%
19
551/4
47%
29
8.33y3
Hercules
23
*54%
-48
28V4
38
25
common
Hercules
10
Jan
(G
7%
25
137 % Jan
(W E)
*53%
55
47%
95'A
1
preferred.
61
10,700
*54'A
9 %
5
issued
5
111% Aug 26
Co
J)
When
3.65%
7
Jan
(H
3
31
Aug
67
.
8
Heinz
2
49% Feb
30
37%
54%
28'A
50
Inc
84 % Jan
July
70
1
18% Octi 26
15% Mar
4
3
■A3 A'
119% Dec
.
9
38% Feb
16
Jan
20
13
76
49% Feb
82% Dec
1
55 Va Apr
7
_
36
13
104% Dec
.
33 V*
29% May 12
32% Jan 18
61% Apr
Dec
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■
Industries
103%
371/8
29%
25 %
1
preferred.:
Haveg Industries Inc.
9 V* May 25
*102y2
48%
23 %
5
common
61% Feb
A
373/8
37
*
5
.
4%%
of America
103
541/4
A A 23%
29%
96%
49 %
1.25
-
Marx
Jan
35
200
92
-i
29 Va
♦122
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Co
&
*23
54'A
100
Corporation.
3
36%
14,000
87
89%
89
34%
Corp_
Schaffner
Feb
36V4
.
891/2
28%
7.50
com
preferred
Harris-Intertype
37%
89
48
48
•
*94
2.50
Co—
Organ Co
Harbison-Walker Refrac
24 % Jan
27
;
100
Hammond
26
26% Sep
31
22 'A May 26
8 Ve Oct
27
56 % Jan
"29%
.
29 % Jan
21% May 24
18'% Oct
46
16
V
36
54%
47%
5
„—1
preferred
Paper
39
36
53%
5
convertible
Hammcrmill
36 % Jan
3
5
28% Nov
4%
3
89%
-
35%
25
Hall (W F) Printing Co
Hamilton Watch Co common
16
.v Jan
89
37%
A
Co
4
,
2.50
Water
Halliburton
20
*85 y2
103
Hackensack
26 V* Jun
87
*85%
*90
30
88% Jun
891%
*101
preferred
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co
•
87
*89
92
3
4
35% Jun
*85%
89
103
373/4 Feb
54 % Jan
87
36%
*88
12
3
Shares
37%
37
*101
33 % Jan
11/
37'/o
92
$5.08
53% Jan
the Week
Feb. 8
103
16
42% Jan
*85 Va
36%
.
Friday
Feb. 2
*88
Jan
4
/ 87
*85 Va
37 Va
Sales for
Thursday
*101
~3
103
26
55
36%
PRICES
100
102 y2 Jan
9
Sep
24
37 V*
SALE
/
100
3
Jan
H
Feb
48
HIGH
Feb. 1
100
102 % Jan
Aug 19
36% Dec 29
AND
Wednesday
Jan. 81
100
102
15
103 %
36%
Monday, February 6, 1961
preferred
dividend preferred
$5 dividend preferred
$4.44
Aug 12
91
% May 18
97% Jan
97
Common
1.
Tuesday
Jan. 80
CO—
27 3/4 Feb
82
.
.
STOCK'RECORD
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
.
19 Va
19%
8 Va
45
44%
94
*94
95
95
*94
95%
4,800
45
94
93%
94
*94
37,600
70
95%
80
8%
36,800
8'A
8%
8%
8 3/4
8%
*35%
36%
19-A
.
44%
44%
42%
97%
95
'A
8%
*35%
,
.
36 Va
*35%
36'A
*35%
191/4
18%
19'A
18%
18%
19%
-
•
19
36
100
2,400
I
46
Feb
15
571/4 Aug 24
53
Jan
3
59
Feb
2
2 1TB July 25
31% Jan
4
26'/2 Jan
3
38% Jan
11
Ideal
28 % Oct
25
477% Jan
6
31 3/4 Jan
3
37'/4 Jan
19
Illinois Central RR Co
41
Idaho
Power Co—
Cement
57 Va
5
:
.
62% Dec
30
58
Jan
63% Feb
3
18
43
Aug 12
41
Jan
4
42% Jan
30
4.08%
18
45
Aug
4
43'/a Jan
20
44'/2 Jan
30
4.26%
45 % Jan
preferred
50
22
49 J/4
9
49
24
49% Jan
25
A 4.70 %
preferred
50
—50
423/4 Jan
41
Aug
4
46% July 27
11'
Feb
44% Aug 15
57% Aug 23
501/8 Dec 27
313/4 Nov
22
38 % Feb
17
Jan
Jan
4
431/4 Jan
18
144%
46
Feb
2
4.42%
4.20%
preferred
Indiana
23
38% Jan
30
Jan
10
52 % Feb
3
13 % Aug
65
"
145
4
Sep
28
Dec
13
25
221/a Jan
86% Apr
154
3
12
175/8 Feb
2
19% Jan
4
19
Jan
5i/2 Jan
71% Jan
3
811/2 Jan
13
-7
Jan
18
50'/2 Jan
5
40% Jan
3
43 V* Jan
15
33'/4 Jan
3
5
351/4 Dec
23
35% Jan
30
36% Jan
31
49% Jun
15
40 '/2 Jan
26
44% Jan
9
90
Jan
18
911/4 Feb
1
21 % Jan
3
86
Feb
2
93
21
Nov
1
341/4 Feb
407 % Mar
8
383/B Sep
23
139% Feb
600
July
I
II
18
Dec
29
19
42% Jan
1421% Jan
2
1481/2 Aug 25
Feb
8
36% Aug 24
12
17 % Aug
5
4734 Sep 20
123/4 Aug
4
301/4 Dec 22
80
Oct
25
580
34
Jan
93/8 Dec
Oct
,
7%
26
'■ 4%
preferred
15% Jan
17% Jan
24
International
34% Jan
31
International
Jan
3
23
12% Jan
5
17
58 % Jan
4
5
24% Jan
20
Jan
12
30% Feb
3
Jan
3
110V4 Jan
27
33'% Jan
3
35
Jan
23
International
Jan
3
68
Jan
23
International
Silver
$4
150
*145
*145
150
♦145
45
45
45%
44i/2
45%
18,500
39%
39%
40
38%
39%
6,900
*36%
37%
*36V2
44
42%
44
42
43
90%
91
91
91
91 'A
48
48
%
47%
X143
..
37%
38%
37%
100
81
*78 Va
17%
of'
Int'l Rys
5%
*79%
International
International
42
Feb
40
May 10
40% Jan
12
17
451/4 Apr
581/4 Dec
4
Jun
9
51% Jan
4
is y8 Jun
61% Feb
22
2iy8 Dec
27
20'A Jan
4
23
4
46% Aug 26
36 % Mar
1
43
32% Mar
4
40
463A Jan
Jan
31
3
23
42% Jan
3
48'/a Jan
Dec
21
41 3/4 Jan
3
44
Feb
3
Aug
29
38 3% Jan
10
.43
Jan
25
30
7
213/4 Jan
3
271/b Jan
30
Sep
7
115% Jan
3
1181/2 Jan
30
441/4 Jan
4
21% Jan
13
231/4 Jan
23
40 3/4 Oct
24
521/4 Apr
76% Jan
22
83
443/4 Jan
13
Sep
13
1
16% Jan
7%
381/a
81
80%
80%
80'A
*791%
26
26 Va
26
27
62%
63%
62
63 y8
*79%
$2
convertible
17%
341/8
94%
17%
171/4
17
143.
95
17%
33%
34%
33%
*94
343/8
*94
143%
710
38%
18,800
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
54%
55
54%
55
1
22%
.' 23%
22%
231/4
221/4
22%
22%
22%
10c
28
28%
28 Va
29 Va
28%
29%
28%
30%
110
1101/4
A
108
108
109
109
200
4,900
161/4
95
■10%
♦54%
•
■
33,400
17
34%
*94
IO3/4
55
81
341/4
95
55
12,000
68,600
400
-
10%
1,800
55
680
21%
22'/4
14,800
29%
30%
21,500
107
107
106
3,100
34%
35
34%
34%
34%
35
35
35
34%
35
3,700
25
61%
62%
61 %
62 %
611/2
63%
64
64%
641/4
65
33%
33%
*32 Va
33%
*32 Vb
33%
*33
33%
33%
33%
200
47%
48 Va
48
48%
72,400
42
41%
42
47%
48'A
471/2
48%
47%
39 Va
39%
39%
40%
401/4
40%
40%
45
45
46
46%
45%
46
45%
com__5
106
1
45%
46
61
59
60
59 Vi
60
60
61%
60%
61%
11,900
3.50
23
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
3,300
5
47%
48%
47'A
48
471/4
471/4
47%
48
471/4
47%
1,500
1
43 Va
43%
43Vb
43%
43%
43%
43%
4334
43%
44
2,200
42
42%
42%
43
43
42%
42%
42
42%
7,800
26%
8,800
Iowa
Elec
Light Sz Power Co
Iowa-Illinois
Iowa
Power
Island
$6
Co
Gas
&
Creek
<te
Electric
Light
Coal
Co
10
Co
50c
57'/4 Jan
73% Jan
94
Jan
23
15% Jan
20
Jan
27
Jonathan Logan Inc.
65% Jan
31
Jones
99ya Aug 24
18 3/4 Jun 13
96
Jan
97% Feb
2
13
Jan
15'% Jan
471/4 Jan
12
38% Jan
43% Feb
3
&
&
26%
*1161/2
22%
221/4
15%
213/4
15%
26%,
118
22»%
4,000
26i/2
*116%
118
130
21%
22
6,500
Steel
15%
15%
161/8
16%
16%
16%
177a
17%
18
17%
17%
81
81
31
81
81%
82
83
83%
831/4
831/4
53
531/2
53%
53%
53
53%
53
*81
83%
83%
*81
83 Va
*81
16
60 'A
15%
16
83
83%
15%
52%
*81
16
2,800
20,400
150
53
2,200
83%
60%
61%
61 1/8
61
62'%
61%
621/4
90V2.'
89
87 Va
89 V4
86%-
87%
87%
89
90
91%
5,200
26%
19 Vu
19%
19%
20
19%
20
191/4
19%
31,300
64 Va
65%
63%
65
64 Vb
65%
64%
65%
33,900
971/2
973/4
97%
,
28,400
"
19%
50c
common.10
*81
.,
61%
60%
5
5%
preferred series A.i
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
Joy Manufacturing Co
15%
16%
5
Johnson
Laughlin
27
118
V
1
preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
Johnson
23
100
Te?r.Co Inc common
5
3
26 Vb
*1161/2
117
22 %
1
pfd—100
3%%
13
62i/4 Peb
ffrl
23
6
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jewel
118%
22 Va
*42%
27'A
271/a
118
•
Co
Jaeger Machine Co
23
27
1
common
preferred:
I-T-E Circuit Breaker
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
<6
-
'
9
Jan
7,600
59%
1
'
2
55'/2 jan
46%
8,800
22%
25
—-
2
82
/
Teleg.No par
"
Dec
63%
11
preferred
Power
62% Mav 31
page 24.
-■»
'
26%
48 Va
Interstate Dept Stores
Interstate
79
see
17 Va
94%
34%
26 Va
/A 62%
Corp
iz
181/4 Dec
8
47,500
38V4
143Va
25
Jan
82
56% Jan
48%
48
37 A
143
55
preferred
9
4
,
110
11,200
21,400
No par
6
893/4 Jan
48%
25
644%
37%
10%
common
83 'A Feb
18
493/4 Jan
Jan
24%
639
4,100
'
33%
Jan
90%
143%
54%
Corp
Salt
Utilities
Jan
43 %
37
-
No par
Rectifier
International
13'/4 Jan
25%
No par
International Resistance Co
2
14
300
42
90%
645
100
Cent Amer com
11
81
47 %
37
143
38%
34
,17%
-95 "
95
No par
4
preferred
33% Jan
7
48%
47%
48%
143%
'•>
91'A
638
150
*361%
433A
25
640
*145
37%
*90
25% "
25
636
648
150
43
'
145
144%
5
-
25V4
25
636
8,800
37%
43 %
25
13,600
44 %
5
33%
15
12
18%
81
36%
1
Telep
Aug 22
17%
80 y2
36%
647
3,400
18 Va
80%
36'A
24%
7
17%
35%
641
6%
80
1
*90
'A-
80 %
38% A
.;v:
7
I8V4
79%
45%
2.50
International
Jan
2,700
6%
441/4
Limited
48% Jan
181/4 Jan
11,400
52%
6%
38 Va
common
38 ya Jan
87
37%
52%
38%
Paper
preferred—.—..
17
20
37'/4
52'A
45%
Packers
32 ya Feb
36% Jan
37i%
52%
38%
com
Shoe
58
95
30
footnotes,
81
62%
124
37
A 18
18 %
79 %
26 %
23
For
150
•
62
33% Jan
8
18 Ya
-
26%
May 31
37'A
52 %
6%
6%
62 Va
4
21
6 %
26%
International
50
100
51 'A
"51
61%
19% Mar
♦42%
36 Va
"38%
'44 %-
,
11
11 Ye Dec
6%
*145
100
44% Jan
29 Yt Oct
a
46
■v
20
No par
Chemical
32% Jan
8
36 %
501
;5
common
Sz
30
95% Mar
38%
51
26 Vb
38
Aug 24
60'/2 Dec 16
6
43%
5
95
493/4 Dec
46
*42%
37%
No par
preferred
Int'l Minerals
35
63% May
8% Mar
*45
43%
43%-:
No par
26
1
46
43%
*42%
Mining Corp
8
13
46
*42%
;
.46
46
/
Int'l Nickel of Canada.—:
20
ioy2 Oct
*45
43%
3
41% Jun
12% Dec
46
*42%.
19
139% Jan
761/4 Jan 26
49%
Feb
7
4
*49/
63% Jan
21% Jan
31
49'%
27
54% Jan
26
*49
581% Jan
70% Mar 2
263/a Dec 14
Jan
49 Va
25% Jan
10'/a Jan
is ys Oct
-49%
*45
1
487/« Dec
115
49%
18'/a
Machines
17
Oct
49%
—100
25
20
49%
80%
common
Feb
33 y2 Jan
80
*49
79%
—
30 ya Apr
32
70
44%
21
2
20
43
*43 %
30
18
28
Harvester
26
23
*42 %
44%
59 Va Dec
30% Jan
32 y2 Dec
Int'l
Jan
43
*43'/2
18%
Cor»
Business
6,200
*42
44V2
263/4 Dec
94% Jan
44 y2 Apr
Iron
Int'l
80'/4 Jan
15
6
Interlake
24
24
63%
62%
43
1
preferred
Jan
77% Jan
19
23
4%%
62%
* 62%
.
5,000
*43%
50%
100
Co—
Corp
20,400
*42 Va
—No par
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc_.l
Interchemlcal
13,300
37%
44%
-1
I
.
30'/B
37
-
30
Dec
1
Steel
59
29%
43
par
..s
,
preferred
58 #
30 3%
37%
*42
6%
common
49% Jan
21% Feb
22 % Dec
6%
Inland
25% Feb
Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand
25
391/4 Jan
94'/2 Aug
30
Industrial
59
29%
•V:
62 %
60%
60 Va
58%
36%
30 %'
36%
*43%
42%
_100 pesos
24
Feb ,:2
59,
A
58%
57
29%
36%
<
.
Mexico
De
A
Jan
,40
145
Jan
31% Dec
8
147
8
59
57%
44%
..;
44 Va
50
General Corp..1
;
Indianapolis Power Sz Light—No
,45%'Jan
658
24
86% Jan
23
;
503/8 Jan
69 % Jan
9iy2 Dec
2
29
Fob
34 y2 Nov
55
Feb
2
29 y2 Oct
29
145
,*7
25
36 '/a May
29
8Va Feb
t
——
Electrica
.36%
42
<—50
—
preferred
18
.
Industria
6% July 11
common—
preferred
43'/2 Jan
32% Jan
50
.
Co
30'A
36%
A 58%
27
Power
29Va
36%
15
Jan
413/4 Feb
Illinois
57 'A
30%
30
No par
39 % Jan
23
57%
"
36 Va
10
Co—
-
,
.
65%
64 Va
.'
"
'
A
97
14%
14i/8
14%
14%
1418
14 -4
14%
141%
141/4
14%
2,300
1
41
41%
41%
42%
41%
42
41%
433%
42%
43%
9.700
.....
97
'
97
-
97
97
96%
1
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971/4.
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Volume
Number 6027
193
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19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1060
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
NEW
YORK
Highest
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Jan. 30
Par
Jan. 31
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Feb. 2
Feb. 3
Shares
Feb. 1
K
32
Sep 29
86
Oct
5
42% Jan
12
74
Jan
125
Jan
3
4Va%
convertible
47
Jan
24
4%%
preferred—s
18
109 % Feb
2
4%%
convertible
18
113
Feb
3
4%%
(ser of 1959)
63 % Feb
2
Kansas
58 % Jan
78
Jan
23
Jan
10
4%
93 % Jan
90
37% Sep
9
54% July
31% Feb
23
39 % Aug
6
25
16 y8
12
25
89 % Jan
13
3
78% Jan
30
Jan
10
38
3
4
55 % Jan
26
Kansas Gas
3
44% Jan
17
17% Jan
30
54% Feb
1
3
36% Jan
9
17
25% Jan
3
32
Feb
6
73% Jan
3
83% Feb
8
52
Jan
108
120
*106
61%
37%
55
43%
437/8
&
Light Co
8.75,.
3
Kennecott Copper—4
78%
80ya
81
County
Land
Co
_2.50
Kimberly-Clark
2
3
27 Va Jan
30
Jan
3
44 Vs Feb
Jan
3
81
Jan
31
31% Jan
4
40% Feb
2
Korvette
28
3
31
Feb
3
Kresge
25 Va Dec
2
31 % Jan
6
25% Jan
34 Va Oct
24
46% Jan
4
36
7
82 % Apr
11
78
14% Feb
17
36% Dec
27% Sep
19% Jun
29
33
7
Jan
3
Koppers Co Inc
4%
10
34% Jan
6
6
26 % Jan
19
Kress
11 % Dec
5
20% Jan
8
11 Vs Jan
3
14
Jan
16
28
36% Mar
2
30% Jan
25
32 Va Feb
2
Oct
21
36
Jan
5
30% Jan
3
34% Jan
31
25% Jan
27
26% Feb
2
21% Jan
(S
H)
V
3,200
43%
43%
*43
43%
3,130
2,l0O
16%
16%
16%
17
543/4
54. y4
54%
53
54%
35%
35
35i/4
34%
35
6,800
30y4
29%
30
30
32
23,900
82%
.
82%
82%
82%
83%
45,800
59%
79,800
3,100
58y2
59y8
59%
59%
77y4
77%
593/a
793/a
58%
75%
78%
80 %
78
80
62,200
30%
30%
313/a
31%
32
30%
31%
37%
37%
36%
37%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
37
84%
86
84%
85%
85%
86%
87
88%
26,100
19%
19%
19*%
19%
19%
20
18%
19%
27 Va
27 Va
27 y8
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
2,300
42
42%
42
42%
42%
423/4
42%
43%
43%
44%
16,300
80%
803/4
SO'A
81
80y4
803/4
80%
81
80
80%
750
56,400
—100 G
27
10
,,
-
_1
37%
38%
37%
38%
37%
39%
39y4
40%
38%
40 Va
10
29%
30%
30%
30%
30y4
30%
30%
30%
30%
31
10
Co
17,100
26,200
2,600
19%
Inc
21%
21%
21%
22
22%
23%
6,600
6,000
233/a
13%
13%
13
13y4
13%
13%
131/8
13%
900
30J/a
30%
30%
313/4
*13 y4
30%
13y2
1
31%
31
32%
31%
32%
23,000
5
Paper Co
22Va
5
:
Sutherland
P
53
29%
85%
Mfg Co
Kroger Co
K
53
303/a
.100
&
600
53%
76%
19
Kroehler
25% Oct
38
52%
58%
84%
Co
S)
37%
73'A
5
common.
(E J)
77%
38
57%
1
preferred
(S
77
29%
1
Corp
Thermos Co
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
<
77%
.
1
King-Seeley
20
,
16%
*86
25
common
prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
conv
3
7
91
*37%
29%
81%
58%
19
9
43%
87
*89%
303/„
82%
Feb
Jan
16% Jan
43%
*86
90%
*76%
29%
Jan
4
82
54%
37%
55% '
87
*89
77%
77
30%
88 % Feb
38
32% Jan
37Vz
3,600
40
90y2
77%
29
4%%
78
94%
Kendall
Kern
63%
78
*92%
3
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
*63
94%
35
No par
78
*92%
53%
8
63%
1,200
*37
38V
53%
54y2
43%.-43%
16%
16%
i
600
120
94%
87
53%
Co
62%
78
113
*92%
*86
35%
Corp
113
*112
26,500
2,000
85%
16
2
5
.
109%
120
*88%
87
77
,
109
+84
35
3
21
90y2
..
37y4
54%
,
46%
85%
53y4
2
20
12
_50
*88%
.,
78%
'
r
99%
46%
*84
17%
Feb
18% Dec
.81
90y2
^
*88%
.
94%
44
99%
46%
85%
;
35%
32
89% Dec
*86
,
,
*92%
.*86,
'
42%
99
'112
79
*84
43
98
*46%
63.'
*78
53%
80 % Feb
46% Jan
..
94%
62%
78
85%
53
59% Feb
7
Jan
100.
—_100
*84
*92%
63%
78
85%
34%
3
11
62%
78%
120
' 16%
4
.
63
*84
,
108:
1
4
f2
25
.109
*106
Kellogg Co
—_—50c
Kelsey Hayes Co
1
62% Jan
A
62% Feb
Jan
109
120
*77%
,A
com___No par
preferred
&
Kayser-Roth
26% Jan
30
16% Dec
77
108
78
non-cum
46%
41%
98
46'A
'
47%
41 %
97%:
98%
•
"'46
108
Electric Co—_No par
Kansas Power
4%
3
18
preferred—_—A.
98
.
41
407/s
40
47%
*106
100
—
Kansas City Southern
Feb
11
65% Dec
preferred—.,
4.35%
12% Jan
55% Jan
preferred
4.20%
50% Jan
6
28 % Nov
July 22
100
pfd__100 A,
conv
4.50%
32% Jan
1
30
100% Jan
46% Sep 30
36% July 18
3
37% Jan
A
July 11
30 Va Aug
9
50% Jan
24
50% Jan
13
11
86 % Jan
36
3
51 % Dec
«
93 % Jan
4
85
16
43% Feb
27
68 % Jan
July 28
10
Jan
88% Jan
5
Oct
34% July 12
Apr
preferred
41 %
99
*46
3.80%
86
8
Jan
40%
*98
.50
City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
preferred
100
preferred
—.100
9
27
79% Jan
31% Nov
17
75 Mb Jan
9
11
Corp
33%
preferred—100
100
84'/a Jan
29
30% Oct
Chem
11
17
90
36
&
23
20
Jan
62% Sep
21
Alum
Jan
■
85% Feb
71% Oct
Kaiser
110% Jan
11
29
95% Oct
0
Oct
3
79% Aug
82% Mar 18
23
Feb
87
25
80% May 23
,86% Jan
44
44% Jan
>
13
Jan
59 % Dec
8
13
103 % Jan
6
May
122% Jan
Sep 30
105% Oct
3
Mar
5
47
101
45
6
111% Jan
37% Jan
96
54% Jan
34%
34%
34%
34%
34V4
34%
34%.
34%
34%
2,700
25%
26%
26%
26%
26%
7,500
22%
'34%
23%
*
17,800
L
18% Feb
10
25% Dec
29
27 y4 Mar 11
36% Dec
27
22
Jan
29
2
23% Jun
30
24% Jan
Laclede
21
27
Jun
-
13% May
14% Dec
Mar 19
10
2o% Oct
1
25
4
20
17% Jan
17
19
Feb
3
«
14% Jan
-3
16% Jan
24
13 % Feb
1
32% Jan
30
% Jan
1 % Jan
10
131/# Jan
22
30% Jan
28% Jan
6
11% Jan
32% Aug
25
iy« Dec
1
27% Jan
3% Mar 11
1
19% Jun
8
16% Jan
17% Jan
12
28
7% Jan
15
4% Jan
5% Jan
23
29% Jan
22
26% Jan
3
74
Jan
4
28% Feb
93 y2 Jan
3
41
July 20
Apr
7
22
Jan
29
28% Sep
9
'A 30% Feb
2
24
70% Jan
22
23 v8 Jan
'• 49% Jan
4
46% Oct
4
56% Jan
23
16% Sep 20
3% Oct
24 %
9% Oct
79 % Dec
Jan
12 % Dec
4
Nov
Co
10% Jan
81% Jan
Aug 31
146
Jan
25
12% Feb
3
2
90% Jan
4
31
149
10
Feb
3
Lane
Lear
Lee
Tire^
&
Corp
Lehn
Fink
&
Lerner
4
49% Jan
5
53
Jan
3
23
24% Jan
6
33
Jan
16
53
Feb
3
3
Lionel
Corp__iu
31
Litton
Industries
12
4
34'/4 Aug
10
96% Dec
Jan
3
24% Jan
13
44%
20
87 y8 Jan
98%-Jan
4
2
10
19% Jan
27
3
26% Jan
30
Lone
Star
Cement
35% May
3
Dec
21
44 % Jan
10
47% Jan
3
Lone
Star
Gas
22% Feb
2
23% Jan
27
When
Jan
11
Jan
3
4.84%
conv
41% Jan
4
100% Jan
'3
102
Jan
85
Jan
13
85
Jan
88
Jan
13
89 % Jan
3
30% Jan
96
43 % Dec
30
13
21
Jan
80
102
Jan
81
34 %
22
Sep
14
42 %
May 18
130% Mar
19
90
20
Aug
87% Nov
8
Jan
-
Sep
2
39 % Jan
Sep
1
38% Feb
1
52% July
47 % Dec
7
78% Jan
14 y4 Dec
1
49% Dec
6
15% Oct
18
7%
57
Louisville
Jan
4
14% Jan
62% Feb
91% Jan
4
53
Jan
6
16% Jan
83
July 12
27 % Jan
124
Jan
Lukens
Mar
8
12
4
28 Va Jan
114% Dec
28
Aug 16
115% Jan
6
117% Jan
12
6%
29% Oct
7
52% Jan
0
32% Jan
3
39 % Jan
18
Mack
41 % Dec
30
49 % Feb
17
Jan
5
46 % Jan
27
Dec
23
44% Jan
16
49
31
46^-Jan
4
56
3-6% Jan
3
42% Feb
3
3
2% Jail
13
15% Nov
17
19% July
8
N.6% Jan
3
19% Feb
3
19% Sep
26
27% Jan
18
2lv% Jan
3
24% Jan
12
4% Jun
6
5%. Jan
22
4%-Jan
3
5% Jan
27
14% Jan
24
A
Feb
3
29
18% Jan
4
12 Va Jan
4
22% Oct
31
29% Jan
22
24% Jan
17
16% Oct
25
40 % Jan
6
19 % Jan
3
40% May 23
54% Dec
21
51 % Jan
44% Feb
17
59
Dec
12
54% Jan
3
89% Jan
4
93
Mar 28
91 % Jan
26
92% Jan
20
58% Feb
3
67
10
29% Feb
3
337/a Jan
Apr
12
65% Dec
26%. Oct
36
'.
_
^
32% Feb
3
48% Jan
31
Aug 31
74
Jan
3
77 % Feb
1
Aug 26
75% Jan
5
72 Va Jan
5
78
Jan
19
79
72
A.
<
77
Jan
When
44 Va Jan
18
36% Jan
3
40% Feb
3
40% Dec
21
36% Jan
6
1
MCA
21
37'j Jan
5
47 % Feb
1
McCall
15
30
4
35 Va Feb
1
70
Dec
19
80 Va Feb
29
71% Jan
4
77 % Jan
31
Jan
20
97% Jan
9
86 Va Jan
5
97% Jan
25
Dec
8
30
Dec 27
86 Va Dec
19
Nov
9
39 Va Jan
18
May
5
27% Nov
,85
28
Oct
65% Feb
95
4
28% Jan
3
29
22 % Jan
26
Feb
3
25% Jan
12
38
(J
Ray)
2.50
& Co
Inc
,Aircrait Corp
22%
37 %
1
39% Feb
3
Jan
30
Jail
3
31% Oct
20
27% Jan
3
30% Jan
13
Publishing
3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—No par
35% Jan
4
26
Jan
5
31
31
McKee
51 % Jun
23
38
Jan
3
42% Feb
3
Jan
'-4
5% Jan
3
6% Jan
13
7
9
28 % Jan
Jan
Apr
88
29 % Mar
25% Mar 10
8
30% May 25
26
30% Dec
17% Jan
23
3
39 % Jan
19
Jan
9
89
Jan
13
19
27
Feb
3
16
88
■
16
Portland
Melville
Shoe
37% Jan
9
Mercantile Stores
20
87 V2 Feb
3
Merck
23
.
page
83
Jan 31
Jan
4
80
Jan
31
77% Jan
4
98% Jan
25
79
Aug 31
,
24.
4%
'
Corp
$3.50
&
Co
Inc
common
preferred
Mergenthaler
Linotvne
1
1,700
55%
14,500
15%
8,700
16,600
59
62%
62 y4
62%
61%
62%
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
19
:
27%
27%
119
6,500
27%
116% 116%
I
27%
*116
27%
27%
118%
27%
*116
1,200
20
*44%
45%
*44%
45%
1,600
49
84 %
48%
21%
20%
21%
45
53%
39%
2%
47%
54%
39%
45%
52%
39%
2%
17%
17%
18
23%
23%
*5%
-
5%
22%
57%
57
93
48
48%
48%
84
84%
*83%
20%
21 %
20%
21%
22,500
47%
53%
40
2%
46
46%
45%
47
33,700
53%
54%
54%
56
25,100
39%
42%
41%
42%
6,400
2%
2%
2%
2%
3,600
*17%
17%
18
18 %
18%
19%
24
5%
*23%
5%
23%
5%
24
24%
24
24%
1,200
5%
4,700
14%
14%
26%
14
14%
14
14%
12,900
26%
27%
27%
29
27%
28%
28,800
21%
56"%
58%
93
20%
56%
57%
*90%
21%
57
58
92%
.20%
21%
21
21%
34,700
56%
56%.
58%"
57%
19,200
*90 %
92%
*91 %
58%
2%
-
20%
56%
57%
*90%
'
•
14%
5%
57
5%
63%
65
63%
63%
61%
32%
31%
48%
77
31%
31
32%
30%
47%;
*77
78
*76%
*68 Va
77%
70%
77
75%
75%
*75%
31 %
30%
39%
31 %
39%
43%
45
35
14%
77%
96
96%
33%
25
31%
39 /2
32%
40 /2
43%
45%
35
44y2
47%
,
30%
48,%
77
39%
42%
43 %
34%
14%
.
..
42%
43%
35
14%
77
*94
95 %
77
96
96%
33%
24%
33%
24%
38 %
39
120
14%
29%
15 "
30%
57%
32
47%
*76%
*69%
,
.
56%
31 %
31%
31%
47%; ,48"%
77%
77%
*76%
77%
*69%
70%
.
5%
62 %
32%
48%
77
77%
70
39 %
123
14%
30%
14%
77%
*94%
95%
77
35%
14%
77%
96
96 /2
3D
24 /8
25
38 %
39 %
118% 119
14%
15
29%
29%
85
58%
1,800
4,100
62%
61,500
31%
32
47 %
520
93
29%
;
9,600
39,000
32%
.
7,800
47%
10,300
*77
78
77%
*76%
77
70 %
♦69%
70%
*75%
77
*75%
32%
34
31
31%
31,500
40%
40%
40
40%
5,200
17,600
f
77
43%
44%
42 %
43%
46%
47 %
46%
47
34%
35
33%
34
14%
14%
14%
14%
76 %
77
*76%
77
90
30
10,200
1,200
23,900
190
96
96
96%
250
96%
96%
96%
96%
1,630
34%
35%
36
24%
25
24%
25
47,600
38%
39%
37%
39 %
32,500
117%
118%
*94.%
117
38
117%
20,000
3,500
14%
15
15
15
2,500
29 %
29%
28%
29%
5,800
30%
30
30%
4,400
42
41%
42 %
12,400
30%
31
30%
30%
40%
6%
x36%
*87%
90%
89
41 %
6%
17%
37%
89
41
17%
37%
40%
6%
17
36%
26
25 %
25%
25%
26%
26%
27%
3,700
31 %
31%
31%
32
8,500
36 %
*89
25%
31 %
par
55%
15 y4
40
*35%
No
Co—
55%
55%
15%
31
1
100
Inc.,
56%
55
15%
40%
6%
.3%
16%c
common
Co
56%
54%
1%
18%
A.',
170
30 %
17
Cement.—No par
preferred series B
53,700
140
30%
1
10
Mead Corp common
5
4%% preferred (1st series)—100
Medusa
10
44%
44
140
40
9
Inc
44%
140
45%
48%
84%
124
14%
29%
Norris Mfg Co
McQuay
3
.,
123
No par
Co..
6
77% Jan
see
&
Robbins
&
Trucking Co
3
2
For footnotes,
McLean
Jan
96% Jun
84
(A G)
McKesson
33% Feb
29
85 % Dec
4
McGraw-Hill
30 % Jan
7
Dec
8
32% Jan
McGraw-Edison Co
80
30
84% Sep
37
8
14
6
23% Jan
7
Jan
35% Jan
15
4
Jan
McDonnell
16
21
58% Mar
McDermott
100
100
1
preferred
preference B
conv
124
28
70
convertible
*76%
95
95%
33%
3
Nov
Jan
34%
14%
Corp common
50c
convertible preferred—100
16
^
15%
140
90%
60
14
43
3
Corp..
14% Jan
20 Va Nov
73
par
30% Jan
48
77% Jan
No
,_No par
43%
140
110
87
*89
45 ;
48%
84%
26
30%
39%
41%
No par
,
108 Va Jan
20
*139
103
*85%
19,700
14%
*75 Vs
-1
L,
11
18
31% Aug
No par
series—100
McCrory
$6
43%
43%
44%
139
"
38 %
26 %
30%
48%
*76%
*76%
*69%
•
..
1959
inc
11
5% Dec
90%
*116
32%
31
30
24% May 11
87
*89
118%
31
No par
18% Jan
Jan
*85%
90%
x59
64 %
45% Jan
3
87;
37%
61 %
;
*101
*85%
*89
14
No par
.
.
Inc..
5 % %
.,
102
87
89%
9,900
38%
56%
56%
*90%
McCord
;
102
46
37%
1
Corp
3%%
102
46%
-
38V4
100
No par
com
;
W)
45%
136
*85%
25%
21
5
1
-4
109% Dec
31% Nov
85
—
8
27
21% July 25
15% Dec
54
39%
Products—1
24
'
14% Dec
—
preferred
(J
41% Dec
99
1
Shirt
Maytag Co
3%%
3
5
1.
Co
&
preferred
Mays
7
94 % Aug
R)
136
45%
*101
102
102
1
preferred 1947 series.No par
2
23
45%
45%
.
*88
86 y2
,89%
89%
100
Corp
9
14% Jan
101
101
V., *85
50
Dept Stores common
,—5
,.$3.75 preferred 1945 series-No par
4
3
.7,400
May
Feb
12% Jan,
3,100
46%
45%
45%
45%
136
136
136
136
136
45%
47%
83 %
issued
Masonite
Jan
29
135%
5
Co
34
15% Feb
135 y2
136
100
preferred
69
28
22%
,
Automotive
77 % Jan
16
22%
v-
Midland Corp
26 % Feb
Sep
22%
27y2
Marquardt Corp.—^
$3 40
Dec
22%
23%
5%
$3,75
12
22%
Manning Maxwell & Moore..—12.50
Marac'aibo Oil Exploration
1
3
44 Va Feb
22%
17%
18
Jan
22%
5
18
40% Jan
22%
*2%
22 % Mar
28 Va
23
277/a
119
38%
Co
19
July 29
22%
277/s
*116
37%
Sugar Co
Jan
31
45%
47%
54%
39%
2%
23% Jan
25% Dec
45%
45%
68
5
45%
10
1
1
-1
75% Jan
12
Oct
45%
common—10
Copper
6
Jan
18
45%
x20%
77% Aug 31
4
72
45%
22%
71% Aug 29
65% Jan
45%
22%
10
3
457/b
Forbes
Marshall Field & Co
4
45%
18%
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
% Jan
241/4
18%
31
44% Jan
'
18%
26 y8
59%
20
29
53 Va Aug
18 y8
25%
18%
57% Jan
1
38% Jan
31%
17%
26%
59
2
6
19
40% Oct 31
15,400
32%
18%
25%
45%
Martin
32,700
45%
30
18%
55
30
Jan
58,800
26
29%
1
3.33%
Inc
Feb
'
18%
4,300
26%
45%
48%
83 %
4%%
32%
41,100
292,100
18%
56,
58% Jan
4
97%
30%
46
48%
83%
Maremont
96%
25%
53%
5%%
Marine
29,600
97%
18%
56
22 % Jan
29
53
27%
29%
37 4
19
12% Dec
51,700
52
25%
'
26%
.7 M
&
Manhattan
3,600
27%
19%
38%
(P
51%
30%
38y8
Mallory
30
130
51
26%
k
18%
—10
preferred
Magnavox
96%
85,300
20,600
149
26
_100
100
Trucks Inc
Manati
26%
15%
47% Feb
C 1% Jan
25%
53%
4
6
51%
26%
55%
38 % Jan
2
52
98 y4
15%
7
23
28%'%
52%
& Sons
A
Magma
51%
27%
55%
59 Va Jan
Jun
96 Va
11%
90%
89%
148
51 y4
24,800
27%
10
100
Madison Fund Inc
4% Jan
25%
98%
90
148%
51%
15%
12
55
51%
26%
89%
♦148
28 y4
•
53 y2
30
50 % Jun
51%
xl 1%
56
22% Jan
17
A;
12%
12 y4
90 y2
148
26%
95%
'
'
97%
20,700
15%
84% Jan
21
95y8
25,000
56
51%
5
26
'-26%
26
27%
25%
b:-
50 y2
•
51%
51%
--«•<
4,400
30%
55%
55
3
Oct
28y2
27
51%
27%
51
86%
29%
557/8
12%
89%
147%
51
86
30%
54%
50
El Co
&
82 % Jan
1% Jun
51
r
86 y8
29%
55ya
11%
11%
90%
147%
85
29%
42%
20 Va Jan
31% Feb
11%
89%
147%
•;
147%
86%
138%
18
33
.uTxou
—5
50c
1
12 Va
88%
.
147%
28%
44%
30
1
88
--
500
3,100
28
139%
Dec
'
A
5
28%
43%
85 Va Aug
May 10
5
27%
*138%
21
34 %
4%
5
3
Jsin
5%
—100
(Ky).No par
4
>
11%
7
25
—100
7
48
4%
5
10
37% Mar
Jan
•
—1
79
16% May
4%
4%
55
preferred (w w)
Macy (R H) Co Inc common
4%% preferred series A
43
17%
28%
Co
.MacAndrews
17%
85
common.-
(M)
;
a
26
Co
Steel
17%
55%
Lykes Bros Steamship Co
Feb
19
*17%
30
I Nashville
&
Lowenstein
15% Jan
21
Co
preferred
Louisville Gas
56% Feb
50% Jan
17%
88
preferred
(P)
8,600
17%
54%
series E preferred
Lorillard
Jan
11,000
1%
17%
29%
Island
4.35%
44% Feb
140
Jan
.51
22
20 y4 Jan
30
,
13%
32%
1%
86%
Lighting Co com
5% series B preferred
4.25%
series D preferred
Long
46% Feb
136% Jan
142
4
140
13%
32
1%
30%
issued
135
•AAA-'
5
13 %
32%
1%
55'/a
common
27
4%
y8
32 M»
1%
17%
17%
13
32 y4
1%
88
Corp
_140 % Dec
17%
13%
1
1%
86 y2
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's
Theatres Inc
ya Jan
Feb-lfl-
32
1%
■
10
32% Feb
15% Jan
22
111
13
32%
1 %
4
3
5
4
48
13%
32
12%
32%
1%
500
5,800
12,800
1
Jan
19
27
12%
12%
i_5
30% Jan
4
16 Vs
2.50
17
Aug
17%
16 y8
•
54%
-a
17
32% Jan
18y8
16
A 29%
Inc'———
Feb
14
17%
16%
5
19% Nov
18% May 11
18%
16%
31%
5
:
57,400
16%
17%
16%
*39
28
Electronics
19
16%
18%
16
27 y8
Link Belt Co———
27% Feb
61% Jan
•
Ling-Temco
177/8
16 >/4
17%
100
Sep
18 Vo
30
..No par
Jan
29%
29
28%
preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
41%
29%
30%
27%
7%
*38%
41
*30
27%
Products
26%
40%
*38
30%
27%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com.;
26%
41
*29%
•
-
1
Stores Corp
257/a
*38
30%
...—5
Lehigh Coal & Navigation, Co____10
Lehigh Portland Cement
15
Lehigh Valley Industries pom.,
1
$1.50 cottv pfd ser A
NO par
Lehigh Valley RR^
No par
Lehman
26%
41
*29%
1
_50e
Inc
Rubber
26%
*38
25
...
28
43% Sep 23
12% Jan
4
4
common
preferred series A
Bryant
61
18
57% Jan
6
13
151
46% Nov 23
20
13
91% Jan
5
78% May 19
140
Gas
4.32%
82%
80%
,
*80
97
A
6%
6%
17%
37 %
90%
16%
26
26
6%
6%
6 %
6%
16%
17 %
17 %
17%
8,000
37%
38%
38
38%
7,400
90%
*89
*89
90
31%
83
31%
82%
83
31%
82%
31%
82%
83%
82%
82%
36
34%
35
*34%
34%
33%
33%
80%
82
81%
34%
833/a
34
81%
83 %
86%
84
87%'
82
97%
*78
31%
82
98%
,
,
80
96%
80
98%
*78
96%
*82%
94
*78
82
83
3,100
10
1,250
1,000
42,500
100
1
96%
93%
96%
5,700
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(616)
.
Monday, February 6, 1961
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year I960
Highest
Lowest
18 Va Feb
74% Jan
8
LOW
STOCK
Monday
Pa*
3
12% Jan
20
Merrltt-Chapman dt Scott
3
53% Jan
20
Mesta
16
41% Jan
3
48% Feb
3
14
45 % Dec
18
YORK
EXCHANGE
Va Jan
81
5
84
Feb
2
45
4
70% Jan
28
24% Jan
NEW
Hlgheet
9% Jan
16
8% Dec
21
42 y* Dec
Leweet
Machine
Jan. 30
12.50
Co
Metro-Ooldwyn-Mayer Inc
Metropolitan Edison 3.90*
-v
11 V»
10%
5
Jan. 31
12
12 74
11%
127b
52
52
513/4
5134
900
47
.48
47%
48
47%
48%
33,800
84
84
84
84
51'A
No par
51%
47%
83V2
46
47%
83
83
*83
84
92
*91
92
•91
92
92
92
*91
8lVa
*80
82%
*81
82
81
81
81
*80
82
*80
82
*81
83
89% Jan
10
92
Feb
2
4.35%
preferred series
100
*90'A
10
81
Jan
23
81'A Jan
23
3.85%
100
81V2
78% Jan
19
Nov
14
80
Jan
24
82
Jan
17
3.80%
preferred series
preferred series
100
*80Va
82
*8oy4
82
90
*92
93%
Jan
941/2 Feb
2
30% Jan
4
35% Feb
1
Middle
22
40y2 Jan
6
42 V* Jan
6
Midland
59% Feb
3
49% Jan
5
53'A Feb
2
95% Dec
8
93% Jan
10
951/2 Jan
25
15
39 Va Jan
4
45
Feb
3
26% May 16
48% July 25
Jan
I
19% Jan
3
22% Jan
20
157'A Jan
30
Aug 11
Jan
40% Nov
2
May
3
20
58
05
88
14
Jan
33% Dec
4
22
4.45%
preferred series——
South
Utilities
-100
Inc
Midland-Ross
5y2 %
1st
Corp
100
8
178% Jun
Jan
4
17
Bep 26
24% Jan
5
191/4 Jan
27
21
Jan
6
Oct
24
88
Jun
17
70y8Jan
17
79% Feb
3
Minn
28
Apr
19
33% Jan
4
Jan
6
33% Feb
3
Minnesota
31% Feb
24
38% Aug 31
35% Jan
38% Jan
31
37% Jan
35 y» Jan
40'A Feb
3
Mission
24
26
Feb
2
Mission
27
July 12
16% July
7
30
35
33% Dec
7
29% Jun
29
3
41/4 Jan
18
Jan
42'A Jan
23
40
6
34% Jan
15
Jan
37% Feb
3% Jan
6
48% Jan
Jan
34 yB Jan
Aug 16
6% Jan
20
31
4
24% Dec
Mar 10
3y» Dec
140
1
38V2 Jan
30
15
39
Feb
17
22% Sep
1
22«A Feb
3
7% Oct
26
15 y« Jan
11
8
Jan
10% Jan
31
80% Mar 11
62
Jan
72
Jan
19% Jan
Not
1
70
Oct
12
87% Mar 23
71
Jan
75
Feb
26
19% Jan
13% Jan
16
V? Feb
2
101/2 Jan
19
772 Jan
3
13% Jan
13
6% Dec
26% Mar
55% Jan
8
21% Jan
9% Feb
11
6% Feb
11% Aug 22
9
29
44 y« Jan
4
33% Dec
331/4 Jan
3
35% Jan
26
31
30
31% Aug 18
28
47
20
3
35
Feb
3
Jan
25.
Feb
River
21% Mar
25% Oct
24"
class
30
Jan
31
Stamped
41% Jan
16
4
3
29% Jan
10
7
13 % Jan
24
19
32% Jan
35% Jan
23
May 31
75% Jan
82'A Jan
12
Oct
27
23% Jan
4
13% Jan
16
29% Jan
33% Jan
1
12% Nov
7
19% Dec
5
16 Va Jan
17% Jan
12
M
28% Jan 22
21% Jan
23% Jan
13
Mueller
17% Jan
24"
21
Sep
63% Mar
44
Jan
18
48'A Jan
4
12
26% Jan
10
28
Jan
23
86% Jun
17
277a Feb
1
3274 Jan
5
16
4
21
I
29% Sep
30
/
17
152%
153%
155%
21,300
19%
19%
73%
153%
155 3A
1513/4
15434
19%
19%
1974
19 72
19 74
19%
13,400
75
77'A
77%
79 3/a
77
7934
85,700
331/4
33%
33%
33 V4
33%
333/a
3334
5,200
*38 7a
156
19%
73%
32%
33Va
33
75
38
38%
38 Va
38%
38%
38%
38 3/a
38%
3834
38%
38%
38%
38%
38 %
38%
39
3978
3972
40!
5
25%
25Va
25
25%
251/8
25%
25%
26
25%
26
14,400
36 Vz
37'A
37
37 74
37
37%
11,100
10
.
36%
Co
Inc
common
Morrell
Motor
4
4,600
41
417a
40%
41
4,000
38 Va
37
37%
3 7 3/a
37%
37%
383a
2,100
9 y4
22
21%
22
10%
10
10%
68%
70
*69
71
*69
71
75
*74
75
75
75
16%
15%
16%
9%
70
*72%
74
74
74
14%
14%
14%
15
15
10
10
*9%
*6%
7
441/4
45
44%
5
35 'A
35%
35
par
31%
32%
31%
39 V8
39%
6%
7
4
21%
153/4
*
10%
9%
45 74
2274
5,600
10
103B
108,000
*
7
46%
70
20
7,700
934
93/4
10
6%
6%
227a
22
10 3/a
10
16%
*9%
10%
*6%
2
No
70
*68%
par
Co
4
4
*74
par
shares
1,000 lire
American shs__l,000 lire
*37
Lines
7%
28%
&
12
12%
10
341/4
__3
Wheel
L
S
3%
41%
4
'
25
Utilities
37
2,700
7,500
4
40%
4
41
*68%
Co
76%
Co——
Inc
Mountain
36%
37
3%
40%
100
No
Co
(John)
Motorola
4
41 %
100
Moore-McCormack
14% Jan
47% Jan
17% Oct 26
157'A
19%
72%-
Monterey Oil Co ex-distribution__l
Montgomery Ward
Co
No par
98
47'A Dec
154'A
2,000
6 3/4
200
774.
1,000
47
467a
X45%
46
351/4
34%
35
34 7*
34%
3474
34%
4.200
32%
32%
32%
32%
33%
34 74
35
4,200
38%
38%
38%
38%
43
3574
3574
*357a
3634
7%
V/a
7%
7%
29 7a
283/4
29%
45%
49,700
Mining <fc Chemical—
American
37
24
24% NOT
21,900
A
Power
39% Jan
2
21%
2.50
No
2
Feb
21%
Corp
Service
Chemical
4
28
Sep 28
213/4
No par
B
24
29
19
217a
1
preferred
7% Jan
11% Jan
21%
RR,^
Montana-Dakota
10% Sep
11
21%
1.50
Paper
Monarch Machine Tool
35»/4 Feb
230
21%
21%
35% Jan
1,400
21
22
Montana
45
21%
9%
RR
95%
44
"
20%
21%
Class
53%
95%
96
427a
1
Monsanto
200
53 74
53 74
28,600
42%
5
Monon
42
1
preferred
4.20%
53 74
34%
42
42 %
No par
Fuel
Industries
3 %%
20
33%
43
42%
Missouri Public
Mohasco
95
35%
*9572
96
*93
1947a
42%
37%
12
11 y. Jan
*95%
38 %
26% Sep
60% Oct
*
54A
95%
38%
10
Jan
53%
94
4
21
28
54
95V2
41
53% Jan
8
54'A
95
5
Dec
57% Sep
40
*42-
1
Missouri-Kan-Tex
37% Oct
24
25
34
421/4
*92
10
210
42 V2
Development Co
Montecatlnl
30% Oct
35/b
*41 %
60
931/2
42
Corp
Mississippi
19
Feb
9Va Dec
35% Sep
6
Ontario
<fc
341/4
42
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
Missouri Portland Cement Co__6.25
3
11% Oct
& Mfg—
Minnesota Power & Light
11
17
60
Mining
-
10
60
123% Feb
34%
42
3/a
43
Corp
Minerals Sc Chem Phillpp Corp
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
Minneapolis Moline Co
18% Oct 21
93%
34
43
*42
5
common
93 7a
93%
*92
34 7a I
33%
-1
preferred
Oil
>
53
10
Enterprises Inc
Midwest
r
40,700
81
pfd—100
8
Oct
Dec
Shares
12%
82
21% Mar 16
the Week
Feb. 3
51 %
93% Sep
84
Friday
Feb. 2
11%
IB
41
Sales for
Thursday
50%
IS
82
PRICES
11%.
•3% Jan
Jan
SALE
52
11%
78% Feb
Not
HIGH
Feb. 1
*51
46%
*82V2
84
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Corp
Fuel
Brass
,
73/4
*36
37
7%
29
38%
39'A
37
v
7%
7%
29
28%
28%
7%
28
29
7a
39
2,800
13 Va
12%
13%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
35
33%
34%
32%
33%
32%
3374
32%
77%
76
77
76%
77%
77 7a
: 783a
<7878
12 7
14,600
54,700
33 3a
751/8
200
'
4,700
a
17,900
18.000
•
5
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
121/2
12%
12%
10
32 Va
321/4
32%
33
32%
33%
32%
337a
32
No par
.1
Supply
Industries
39
44
16%
17%
16%
17
16%
16%
1672
17 7a
16%
21%
21%
20%
21%
21
22%
22 74
22%
227a "22%
21 %
21%
21%
21%
22
23%
23
24
23 3/8
24
451%
467a
46%
471/4
46 34
47%
46 3A
47%
46%
473V
3,600
27%
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
27 72
27%
27%
27 7a
2,700
27 Va
13%54%._
11%
27%
27%
27%
2774
2774
2734
21.000
13%
13%
137a
13%
56%
55
55
117a
1174
11%
.11%
,4,300
28
287a
28
28
.10,300
13,000
Co
—
Inc
Co
Munsingwear
Inc—_
Murphy Co (G C%
Murray Corp of America—
8
—1
;
10
7
13
■
4,400
32%
4,100
'17
10,400
5,900
-
23,400
N
12% Feb
12
1
'
Mar 30
Jun
>■-
13
NAFI
Corp
Corp
1
8
Jan
12
Jan
4
Natco
5674 Feb
2
National
Acme
Airlines
14
40
Oct" IS
6474 Jan
4
47
Jan
4
10
Dec
17% Jan
4
10
Jan
3
ll7/a Jan
20
National
267a Jan
27
3172 Jan
12
National Aviation Corp
.—5
National Biscuit Co
common
10
1
32% Aug 22
25% Apr 25
49% Mar 21
143% Jan
8
77% Nov
77% Jan
6
27
Jan
3
Jan
9
1
87a Jan
3
107/a Jan
25
National
Can
707a Jun
26
20% Nov
707a Jan
117« Mar
3
61% Jan
4
753/8 Feb
3
National
Cash1
9
National
City
National
Dairy
1577i Aug 12
12
July 18
49% Oct
30
149
154
247a Feb
1
28
31
20 y2 Jan
10
44% Jan
20
6674 Dec
5
597a Jan
4
637a Jan
12
2474 Dec
6
35% Jan
11
257a Jan
9
27% Jan
30
81% Dec
13
Jan
2474 Jan
19
Sep
144% Jan
19
17% Oct
19
247a Dec
Lines
11
83 % Jan
4
90
Jan
31
2374 Jan
3
253/a Jan
11
National
Fuel
4
5574 Jan
5
593/4 Feb
3
National
Gypsum
Oct
10
4
6
Jan
84 3A Jan
6
94
Feb
2
4
957a Feb
3
3
1533/4 Jan
128
$4.50
9
150
Jan
13274 Sep
7
125
Jan
4
Jan
21
2372 Jan
3
2572 Jan
26
29% Feb
3
Jan
31
Aug
43
Jan
0
2574 Jan
3
2874 Jan
17
32
series of
Gas
Co
Lead
6%
preferred B
Natl
Linen
_100
100
:
Service
Malleable
National-Standard
Cast-No
40
Jan
14
28
9874 Jan
4
80
Jan
17
877a Jan
4
National
Steel
31
287a Jan
8
19 7a Jan
5
22 72 Jan
20
National
14% Oct
28
2074 Jan
4
157a Jan
6
173/4 Feb
3
National
Tea
4% Oct
31
13
4
57a Jan
3
774 Jan
23
National
Theatres
18% Oct
25
10
217a Jan
9
5% Jan
3
293A Jun
4% July 22
18
Nov
10
Dec
24
Jan
77a Jan
15
27 Va Jun
29
29
21
Jan
National
Jan
20
678 Jan
13
10
Nautec
4
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17'A
16%
93A Jan
24
117a Jan
16
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1
22% Jan
26
297a Jan
6
Neptune Meter Co
5
367a Jan
3
Feb
3
71
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
3%%
preferred
100
Bros
Jan
21
793A Aug 19
74
Jan
13
7674 Jan
3
19% Jan
4
22>A Aug
2
217/« Jan
3
23% Feb
2
New
England
75% Jan
8
85
Aug 30
7972 Jan
9
82 7a-Jan
26
New
Jersey Pr & Lt Co K%
Newmont
Electric
System
1
pfd_100
-
247a
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33%
39%
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751/3
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22%
23Va
22%
75V2
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39%
74%
82
82
82
10
70%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
49%
54%
53%
27
27%
27%
6
153A Jan
3
197a Jan
19
19% Jun
13
377a Jan
3
407a Feb
3
New
N
N
2% Oct
29
6% Jan
6
374 Jan
4
4y4Oct
25
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5
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3
12 y2 Dec
7
277. Jan
11
29% May
Jan
B
4
93% Mar 15
297a Bep 14
803A Aug 19
39 74 Aug 17
6574 Jan
73
Mar 28
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Y
York
Central
New
Haven
47a Jan
•
69% Mar
7
76
74% Jan
4
803A May
15
4
8872 Aug 18
2
20
108
5
Aug
9
1027a Sep
7
22
13
Jan
3
24
No
23
Preferred
183/a Jan
30
32 74 Feb
3
77
9
28% Jan
3
23
383A Jan
3
417a Feb -2
69
Jan
5
71
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9
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7674 Jan
3
79
Jan
86
Jan
Jan
30
3
New
York
State
Y
series
Electric
4.10%
par
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3 5'a
4
74
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1
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30
30
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85
41
75
75
75
75
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82
82
82
82
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12,000
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240
16,200
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11,200
71,300
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12,800
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18
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38,300
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701
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3
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23
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103
102 74
102 3/4
23
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3
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5
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23%
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2372
127a Feb
2
133/4 Jan
12
25
25
10
102 72
12
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13 3/a
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6%
preferred
334
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86
87
105 3 a
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10674 Jan
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370
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200
80
200
86
30
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100
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26
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10
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18%
1874
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20
45
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26
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19
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1
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49 3s
48 74
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48
48%
48 7a
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62,700
4874 Dec
25
22
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17
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31
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5
48 72
48
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48 72
48 3
48
48 7a
48
48 3
64
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30
68
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6
Jan
26
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3
327/a Jan
23
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1077a Aug 24
17
10374 Jan
13
10574 Jan
31
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3274 Sep
4
112
101% Jan
19
110
35% Oct
25
48
6
Sep
Sep
8
66
5
1093/4 Jan
10674 Jan
3
108
Feb
417a Jan
3
46
Feb
3
Central
Ry Co
Gas
preferred
5.60%
10
Co
preferred
5.80%
2
4
preferred
100
100
100
5
Northern
Pacific
States Pwr Co
22% Jan
25
10
297a Jan
30
72
Jan
12
757a Jan
30
$3.60
Jan
8
8774 Sep
837a Jan
11
847a Jan
23
$4.10 preferred
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86
Apr 29
11
5
Sep
14
109
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107
107
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100
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857a 7
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160
8672
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86 7a
31% Jan
4
15% Jan
3
217a Jan
30
Northwest
31% Jan
4
2274 Jan
6
263/8 Feb
3
227a Dec
13
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4
253/a Jan
10
59
27
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6
49
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297a
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740
21,500
series
1374 Oct
109%
46
75 74 /
85 74
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109%
45
29 74
3
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74
12
30
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108
50
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45
29
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8572 Jan
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2474 Mar 31
91
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90
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5
2974 Aug 26
767a Sep
7
277a Jan
67% Jan
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26
20
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;
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10
24%
40%
73 Va
19
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10
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27
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20
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21
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82
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78
33,200
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5
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Niagara Share Corp
99% Jan
17%
6
41%
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26% Feb
17%
6%
70 V4
1
62 % Dec
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6
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26
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32
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6
104
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15
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137a July 12
223/a July 20
29%
18
41% Jan
23
29%
17%
29
4
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69 3
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29
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100
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4.85%
2,600
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3
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6974
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9
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70
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100
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4
11
150
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100
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126
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126
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1,170
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152
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82
95
93%
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par
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753/4 Jan
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Chicago A St Loula Co
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14
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8
22%
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£
94%
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10
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93%
94
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13,700
22%
39%
30
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1,700
10,800
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38%
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York
89%
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62,600
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717a Jan
62
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22
3
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30
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41
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23
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17
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par
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93
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13
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160
5
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16
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11
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1
59
104
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Co
28
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Volume
193
Number
6027
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1060
Lowest
.
Highest
31% May 17
38% Sep
84
94% Sep
Jan
75 %• Jan
82
89
96
Jan
86-
Jan
19
NEW YORK
Highest
Aug
3
37% Jan
4
3
93% Jan
26
4.40%
preferred
xoo
92%
92
3
93
81% Jan
27'
3.90%
preferred
100
*80%
81
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80%
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81
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97
97%
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97%
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92%
93%
Jan
3
90% Jan
13
36% Jan
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Ohio
5
92%
92%
No pur
common
S
41%
42
41%
35%
3
Ohio
Okla
3
31
3
24% May 10
37% Aug
4
15 Vb Dec 29
33% Dec
19
32% Feb
3
Jan
30
54% Jan
4
40% Jan
31
45% Jan
18
18% Oct
20
15% Jan
4
19% Jan
13
42% July 5
64% Dec 28
39% Jan
17
40% Jan
27
56% Jan
4
66 % Feb
3
34
24
37% Jan
21% Jan
18
24% Jan
Oct
24
23% Jan
16% Jan
3
18% Jan
16
Dec
12
16% Jun
15% Jan
6
15% Jan
26
100% Jan
<23% Oct
26
130% May 31
34%. Jan 27
85
Jan
11
5
93
Aug
90
6
94% Jan
Jan
30
119% Jan
4
Feb
6
94% Feb
Outlet
31
16•
Glass
17% Aug 17
6
18% Jan
14% Jan
13
16% Jan 20
Pacific
14% Jan
3
17% Jan
Pacific Cement <fe
5
18% May 11
15% Jan
5
17% Feb
20% Jan
17
51% Jan
3
Amer
23% Feb
5%
„
90
41%
33%
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42
37%
Sales for
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Feb. 3
Feb. 2
Shares
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81
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96
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543/4
55
223/4
30
73% Jan
82% Feb
Pacific
-28
79%
80
55
223/4
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80%
80
57%
56%
16
52% Jan
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56
81
57%
53% Sep
55%
81%
8
55%
56%
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26% Mar 10
32% Jan
28
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1523/4
6
5%
46% Sep
60
28
May 11
46% Mar
130% Feb
23
4% Oct
77
26
.
145
Feb
2
12
25
39
12
24
17% July
23% Jan
16% Apr
40
Jun
28
8
30
6% Jan
19
Pacific
27
24% Jan
10
3
18% Jan
1
5% Jan
19% Oct
Oct
Jan
Lighting Corp
Pacific Telep & Teleg
6%
preferred
141% Jan
7% Jan
Jan
50% Dec
4
20% Jan
6
16
Jan
Pacific Finance Corp
Gas 6c Electric
57% Feb
154
4
17% Jan
3
20% Feb
48% Jan
26
54% Jan
5
88% Jan
Pan
24
83% Mar 18
91% Oct
7
86% Jan
67% Sep
1
53% Jan
18
61% Feb
15
36% Jan
16
39% Jan
3
21% Oct
4
28% Jan
4
23% Jan
6
26% Jan
24
60% Feb
29
34% Jan
4
43
Feb
2% Jan
4%
1
12
20% Dec
21% Jan
12
24
preferred—
24
41%
42%
403/4
403/4
2%
*2%
2%
800
18,200
1
2%
2%
8
21%
21%
28
*23%
3.50
54%
1
30%
Patlno
6c
Ford.
32% Feb
3
Penn-Dlxie
19% Feb
1
Penn Fruit Co Inc
9
41% Jan
4.68%
3
Penney
Cement
conv
39% Jan
43
28% Jan
34% Feb
3
Pennsalt
34% Jan
37% Feb
3
Penna
27
28% Feb
3
Penn Power & Light
11
Co
Chemicals
Glass
Sand
52%
53
53
31%
53%,
32
31%
18%
32%
50
19%
183/4
18%
463/4
45%
42%
41 %
42%
40%
46%
33%
40%
34
343/4
40%
33%
41%
37
36%;
34%
363A
41%
760
34
36%
343/4
363/4
33%
34%
28%
37%
37%
37%
28%
28 y8
37%
37%
28%
28%
97
98
28%
97%
98%
97
•94
95
94
95
12%
12%
28%
97%
95%
22,500
15,800
1,400
10,800
12%
123/4
36
35%
28%
98%
28%
98%
94%
95
19
1
54% Feb
8
62% Jan
75% Feb
3
50% Jan
24
50% Jan
31
49% Feb
3
Pet
47
5
37% Jan
3
46
Feb
94% Feb
1
95
Jan
18
17
Jan
9
11
60% Feb
2
Nov
10
54% Nov
25
47
Jan
2% Dec
21
5% Jan
21
3
Jan
38 % Jun
23
26% Mar 14
96% Jun
43 % Mar
3
100
Mar
57% Jan
8
47% Mar 31
53
20% Jan
46% Jan
23
87% Jan
75
7
Jan
54 % Feb
13
6
Jan
31
10
96% Jan
13
100
Jan
80% Jan
3
84
Feb
9
93% Jan
17
Jah
12
101
Sep
100% Jan
23
26
Oct
25
49
Jan
33% Jan
3
15% Dec
6
38 % Apr
Jan
10
39% Jan
26
103
3
19% Jan
4
29
71
Mar 29
62
Jan
3
64% Jan
27
Apr
5
81
Dec
9
78% Jan
3
85
Feb
2
77% Jan
20
85
Aug 12
79% Jan
13
81
Jan
6
60
74% Jan
41% Mar
17% Jan
9
77% Jan
12
52% Jan
3
59% Feb
3
6
14% Jan
3
15% Jan
9
18% Sep
47
Dec
13
Apr
11
97
Aug
2
94
43% Feb
1
73
Sep
1
29% Sep 28
43 % Jun
20
39% Jan
10
17% Dec
1
25% Jan
81%,Nov
79
Jan
44% Jan
4
48
Feb
3
94 % Jan
13
5
54% Feb
3
Jan
30
46
4
18% Jan
3
22
Jan
88
Aug
8
82% Jan
30
85
Jan
16
2
93
Jan
22
80% Jan
18
82
Jan
17
13% Dec
23
19% May 20
14% Jan
3
15% Jan
16
123
Dec
28
132
126% Jan
8
3
22% Feb
3
55% Sep 28
10% Dec
6
80% Jan
4
69% Jan
3
76% Feb
3
22% Jan
4
11
Jan
10
57
Dec
71
12
59
Nov
Aug 31
15
3
Jan
12
53
Feb
3
61
75% Jan
29
13% Jan
15
52% Jan
31
9% Jan
3
18
Jan
6
125
9% Sep 28
Apr
li
113% Oct
0
45% Oct
25
81% Jan
83% Oct
26
124% Jan
72% Dec
20
25% Nov
2
43% Mar
8
15% May 10
116
Jan
55% Jan
96% Jan
69
1
16% Dec
6
25% Jan
88% Oct
ia
Feb
1
81% Feb
Jan
36% Mar
26% Mar
180
Jan
19
25
67% Feb
Jan
30
24% Jan
5
17% Jan
95% Jan
11
89% Jan
34% Dec
30
1
139% Dec
12
11
69% Dec
30
9
44% Dec
30
43
8
29% Sep
12
28:
Aug 30
87% Aug 17
82
Jan
90
7
86
J.an
10
102
Jan
3
2
21
Jan
46
49%
40%
41%
42
47%
No par
48%
*94%
44%
100
.1
453/4
—10
55%
57%
3%
3%
91
Jan
Poor
26
52
78% Jan
4
5
84% Dec
12
Sep
3
35% Jan
6
143% Feb
&
64% Jan
common.:
preferred
11
Jan
3
48% Feb
29% Jan
4.08%
Jan
86
Jan
13
4.18%
89% Jan
30
4.30%
105% Jan
30
5.05%
2
17
4.32 %
4.16%
3
3
98%
99
83%
83%
83%
*97%
83%
83%
92%
92%
*92%
94
*1013/4
102
99%
*98%
83
*92%
102
*98
94
•92%
102
101%
1013/4
37%
84
39%
94
*92%
102
140
84
670
93%
250
39
46,600
18%
18%
32,300
38%
37
18%
18%
63
64
*62%
64
*623/a
82
83
•62%
64
83%
84
*62%
83%
84%
84%
85
83%
80%
80%
84%
80%
81
81
79%
80
80%
81
-
18
18%
64
18%
18%
64
78%
78%
79
x57%
58%
57%
78%
58%
78%
120
57%
583/a
15%
58
15%
15
15%
59%
15%
15%
15%
15%
41,800
3,500
10,100
79
*78
57
58
15
15%
45%
x44%
45%
*94%
95%
*94
95%
48%
49%
95
50
94
94
503/4
51%
51
44%
50%
46
52%
43%
45
42
53%
54s/e
20%
21
44%
44%
45
43%
44%
82%
*82
14%
20%
20%
83
*83
83%
84
*82%
84
15
15
15%
45%
*94
46%
46%
95 %
*94 IV
47%
203/e
20%
833/4
84
•84
85
84
*82%
47%
85
•82
15
15
20%
15
20%
48
203/8
21
85
85
*81%
15%
15
153/a
4.80%
240
1,800
126%
126%
126%
126%
*125%
21%
126%
213/a
*125%
31
126%
215/b
30
21%
21%
75%
22%
73
22%
74%
22%
73%
74%
74
12%
13%
75%
12
745/s
76%
12 %
58
12%
3,800
46,900
60
12%
56%
123/4
57
13%
54%
57
13,900
57
62
54%
54%
53
52%
53
58
760
54%
56
56
57
55
55
12%
13
123/4
12%
12%
2,700
123/4
12%
12%
2,300
12%
117
64%
*108
79
23%
185
12%
117
126%
%
*116
65
65
112
110
81
-79%
24
22%
188%
186
12%
119
66%
112
80%
233/8
188
121/8
117
643/4
*110
78%
118
65%
112
80
223/4
23%
186 3/4
1973%
*116
66%
112
119
*117
663/4
67
112
79%
80
22%
112%
23
783/4
22%
196% 2013/4
195
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
203/4
20%
89%
89%
89%
893/4
89 5/a
89%
•89%
90%
90
119%
80
673/4
12,300
1,340
115
793/4
24
201%
20%
(H K)—
preference—.100
dlv
preference com—No par
preferred—.—100
preferred—.
—.100
preferred—
—.100
preferred
100
.
83%
*85%
88%
105
52%
•72
100
28
*22%
preferred—
preferred——28
preferred..
100
—
3,500
82
73%
.1
preferred
50
10,000
22,800
21
Public Serv Co of Indiana—.No par
3%%
270
*125
10
fund
90
16,300
79
80%
•78
*78
44%
18%
373/4
10
103
373/4
37%
36%
J10
26,000
15,300
14,200
99%
18%
373/4
10
21%
*130
35%
84%
87
35
143
70%
71
84
*85%
89%
105%
35%
142%
89%
105
85
343/4
142
71
35%
1423%
71%
34%
143
72
90
72%
71%
160
35%
9,200
143%
7,300
72%
2,600
27,400
1,700
85
*84%
85
•84%
85
*85%
87
*85%
87
*85%
87
89%
*88%
89%
*88%
89%
*88%
89%
104%
105
105
105
105
104%
810
54%
54%
,-9,400
*71%
72%
*22%
23%
•22
•21%
22%
533/4
53%
53%
53%
72%
72%
72%
72%
*72%
23%
22%
22%
*22%
23
213/4
*21%
22 %
*21 %
22
132 %
132
132
105
270
230
73
53%
73
132
35%
143
87
533%
134
35%
143%
7,000
13,800
36,700
3,800
132
54%
21%
133%
132
30
22%
100
21%
200
133%
3
9% Jan
18
Publicker Industries Ine
I
8%
760
Jan
8%
8%
8%
85/«
83%
8%
8%
8%
8%
85% Jan
16
85% Jan
10
*85%
86%
*85%
8,500
86%
*853/4
86%
•85%
86%
*85%
86%
19
$4.75 preferred
_No par
Puget Sound Power Sc Light Co-. 10
Pullman Inc
..——No par
30
Pure Oil
8
29
11% Feb
25
86% Nov 21
29% Feb
4
3
37
Feb-
10
37% Aug 30
37% Jun 24
33% Jan
30% Oct
33% Jan
4
36
Jan
B
39% Jan
33% Jan
3
38
Jan
11
4
58% Jan
5
•
13
4
3
63% Jan 19
4
Jan
-26% Jan
131
Aug 18
footnotes^ see page 24.
99
83%'
99%
83%
85
31
85
3
27
For
59%
28%
48%
133% Feb
*t
283/4
58%
27%
28%
3
27% Jun
t*
28%
59%
2834
47%
21% Jan
14
593/8
58%
28
28%
22% Jan
63% Dec
54%
59%
59%
29
48%
9
.<27% Nov
53%
58%
28%
28%
9
136
54%
58%
98%
100%
47%
21% Jan
u
52%
3%
33%
•99
28%
21% Jan
6
52%
33%
343/4
100%
48
22% Mar 22
26
505/a
3%
34%
•99
28%
7
11
51
33/8
343/4
100%
473/8
May 11
Mar
50%
33/8
34
*99
28%
20% Jan
Jan
2,200
80,700
34%
100%
47%
54% Feb
26
3%
343/4
33%
29%
72% Jan 25
42
8,500
47%
3
125 % Jan
60%
96
283/4
4
118% Jan
5,300
59
29%
Jan
Aug 25
603/4
47%
47% Jan
123
163/4
59%
3%
29%
71
lto
60
3%
47%
$1.40
74% Sep 13
23% Apr 20
Feb
57
16%
*95
70%
49% Aug 19
Feb
16%
96
143%
B
7% Sep
16%
•95
69%
17
81
163/4
142%
14
106
94%
.—8
41% Feb
20
sink
43%
94%
165/a
—10
65% Jan
Jan
57
*99
102
220
423/4
27%
101
46
13,500
34,600
13,500
3,700
16%
56
.—..—8
Co—
443/4
493/a
220
1,200
58
16%
22%
No par
50%
Public Service Co of Colorado..—10
Public Serv Elec 6c Gas com_Nopar
30
105% Aug 19
98
99
51
493/4
48%
35%
27
83% Jan
34%
99
50
12.80
Corp-
43%
*94%
16%
353/4
75%
46%
Potomac Electrla Power Co
3
3
Jan
34%
96
•
500
33,200
96
.
16%
45%
13
Procter & Gamble
2
Jan
5%%
3
72% Feb
33% Jan
133
86
19
80% Jan
13
74%
50%
Porter Co Inc
27
47%
50%
Plymouth Oil Co
Polaroid
Corp
6
201% Feb
Jan
49
48i/4
Co (The) common
—1
$3.50 convertible preferred—.70
Plough
Inc
....2.80
3
81
Jan
Feb
*48%
W/i
463/4
47%
Pittston
3
115
20% Jan
261% Aug 22
163% Feb
'
118
5
4
13% Jan
49%
35%
74
493/4
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Ino
.1.28
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
...10
Pittsburgh Steel Co common10
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
—100
Pittsburgh 6c West Virginia—100
Pittsburgh Young 6c Ash pfd
.100
65% Jan 24
25
4
Jan
74%
*94
453/4
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne 61 Ohio By—
7% guaranteed preferred
..100
19
38% Jan
124% Jan
18% Jan
16
17
17% Nov
74%
-
9
10
Dec
79
75
—
3
Feb
42% Jan
.74
123/4
503/a
—
9
80% Aug 29
54
Dec 28
14
13% Apr 29
31% May 6
91
•
74%
49
.
$1 conv preference com—No par
4.40%
preferred—
—100
3.80%
preferred
..100
4.30%
preferred
—100
4.68%
preferred-.
—100
Phila 6c Reading Corp (NY)—80s
Philco Corp common
—•
3%% preferred series A——100
Philip Morris ine common——8
4% preferred
—100
3.90% series preferred-;
—100
Phillips Petroleum
—.8
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
—1
Pillsbury Co common
No par
84 preferred—
Nopal
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pltney-Bowes Ine
—2
Pittsburgh Coke 6c Chem Co com.10
85 convertible preferred—No par
$4.80 preferred
(cony)——No par
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co...
——1
3
92% Jan
36%
72%
...
46%
Phila Electric Co common
59% Feb
29
35%
13%
493/8
3
51% Jan
36
13
46
Phelps-Dodge
21% Jan
*353/4
49%
3
Aug 16
93
60% Dec
5
Aug 29
09 % Sep
2
83% Sep
96
Sep
18
84% Jan
Jan
36
46%
4%%
24
99
3
Jan
13%
48%
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfaudler Permutlt Inc
10
34% Jan
99
6
3% Jan
30% Jan
9
13%
35%
45%
23
15% Jan
•45
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
—8
Pfizer (Chas) 6c Co Inc com—33 Vie
4% 2nd preferred (conv)— -100
3
7
11
45%
28%
97%
95
com
Jan
95% Mar
3,600
II,400
14,800
32%
95
Co
700
42 Vb
Corp—
Corp.—
443/4
98
Milk
3,200
1
3
—1
-
36% Feb
16% Jan
31%
2,200
19%
45%
413/4
14
41% Dec
24
31%
11% Jan
7
24
31
32% Jan
Sep 28
533/4
19
7
13% May 17
53%
19
5
92% Jan
54%
31%
17% Jan
•
53%
17%
45
30
55%
31%
5
12
213/s
24
443/4
7
46% Jan
21%
24
17%
10% Oct
43% Jan
24
45%
30% Nov
39% Jan
21%
24
*233/4
2%
17%
preferred
100
series preferred
100
Pennsylvania RR
10
Peoples Drug stores Inc————8
Peoples Gas Light 6e Coke
—28
Peoria 6c Eastern Ry Co
100
Pepsi-Cola Co
33 %•
Perkln-Elmer
Corp
1
16
21%
24
2%
21%
4.40%
25
17
♦23/a
21%
4%%
23
52% Dec
2%
21%
2
44%
(J C)
7
3/8
21%
No par
preferred
30% Mar 31
24
59
—8
Corp
common
36
50% Jun
20,300
383/4
25%
15% Jan
15
90
38%
28% Jan
29
16,000
68,000
*89%
25%
4
14
61%
90
25%
22
37% Nov
91
603/4
*89%
39%
48
34% Jan
51
*89%
61
90
25%
18% Jun
43% Dec
50%
•89%
59%
91
59%
*89
38%
31% Jan
66% May 16
68% Mar 25
20%
43
1
Jan
19%
51
38%
29
Jan
20%
49%
25%
20
96% Jan
19%
495/a
38%
Sep
99
193/4
483/4
25
Nov
Jan
19%
49%
41%
Jun
90% Jan
20%
48%
41%
15
95% Jan
19%
50
25%
Penick
28% Sep
7
97% Aug 24
94% Aug 31
20%
48%
39%
3
4
6,300
253/8
58% Jan
18
28,800
56,200
6
39%
52% Feb
27
18%
53/4
26
14
Jan
21,000
18
25%
60 % Dec
85% Jan
21%
18%
39%
41
89
21%
18%
No par
Transportation-
1
25% Jan
22%
18%
38%
Feb
Jan
22:'/8
17%
60
24
22
490
213/4
37%
23% Jan
Sep
17
22%
17%
21%
6
59
17
Dec
13,800
38,200
5%
21%
38%
Nov
45
4,900
14,900
60%
Mines 6c Enterprises—
Peabody Coal Co common
5%
conv prior preferred
38% Aug
8
22% July 25
27% Oct 28
37%
151
1,600
8,300
6,600
I,000
37%
25
46 % Feb
37
151
140
59%
Jan
Sep
37%
151
1,150
10,700
13,100
1,900
9,300
1
Mar 15
44
151
53,400
19%
100
22
2% Jan
6
53,100
3,500
2,400
16,800
No par
2.80
19% Jan
Mar 16
17%
No par
5
3
22%
17%
5% '
400
14,700
Parker Rust Proof Co
23
1 % Dec
21
152
80
Parmalee
1
14% Feb
6
50c
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis & Co
26
33% Oct
154
6
American
Common
3
51 Vo Jun
152
1
Corp
Sulphur
70s
Pan Amer World Airways Inc—.1
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
16
39% Apr 29
36% Mar 18
100
Consolidated
Packard-Bell Electronics
3
30
Tin
com
140
16
16%
21%
10.800
90
•87
41%
,
10
30e
Co
Fisheries
Pacific Coast Co
17%
No par
7
10
41%
"35%
34
40%
common
26
22% May 2
60% Jan 11
33%
42%
100
Jan
18% Mar 18
34
41%
4%
12% Oct
'
33%
8
I
No par
preferred
Oxford Paper Co
$5 preferred
90
7.80
Corp
•11% Jan
'
17%
Corp
Owens-Illinois
2
;
Marine
40%
36
17%
90
*17 Vi
*87
35%
17%
*87
*87
92%
35%
35%
*17
(The)
——I
Corning Fiberglas Corp—I
Owens
92%
37%
Friday
Thursday
3.121
Co
Overland
*92
20
Elevator—-
Outboard
"
*96
—100
preferred
Orange 6c Rockland Utilities
Otis
.3
Jan
87%
Electric Co
&
preferred
Natural Gas—
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Olin Oil 6c Gas Corp
17
26% Jan
9
Jan
116
Gas
i
Oklahoma
10
16
Co
4.24%
4
87% Jan
Oil
4%
5
15
15
104% Feb
92%
41%
42% Feb
36% Feb
Jun
36%
<
100
88% Jan
116
37%
preferred--
*17% Jan
122% Jun
36%
4.44%
3
31
37%
30
6
25
Q9
92% Jan
19
Jan
36%
10Q
16% Jan
v
II
i
preferred
88% Jan
82% Oct
common
4.56%
337/a Jan
'75
Co
27
16
<19% Oct
Edison
Jan
21
4
Feb-1
Jan
Jan
36% Mar
Wednesday
Jan
16"% Sep
35% Nov 29
Tuesday
Jan.31
35 % Jan
87
Jan
AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Jan. 30
89
83% Jun
16
STOCK
EXCHANGE
•79
Sep
93% Sep
39% Jan
36
Dec
30% Aug
<28% Mar
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
135
-
t
Jan
25
27% FebV 2
•
eommon
Quaker Oats Co
■
"6% preferred—
100
Quaker -State Oil -Refining" Corp
10
;
35%
—.
353/4
35%
35%
35%
36%
36%
36%
36%
37
35%
36
35
355/B
343/4
35
34%
35%
34%
35%
X37%
8
38
37
373/4
36%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
13,900
15,200
25,200
60%
5,000
61%
...
134
273/8
62%
-134
,
273/s
60%
133 %
27%
61%
135
27%
60%
134
27%
60%
134
27%
60%
134
27%
60%
60% "
134
.
27%
•134
■
27%
137
27%
80
1,600
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(618)
.
...
Monday, February 6, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK. RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
Tuesday
Jan. 30
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Since Jan. 1
Range
Year I960
Jan. 31
AND
HIGH
SALE
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Friday
Feb. 2
the Week
Feb. 3
Thursday
Feb. 1
Shares
-
R
78% Apr
29
74
4
67 % Jan
80% Feb
2
25
20 Va Dec
3
30
45% Jan
23
30
23
Jan
25
4
76
Feb
3
Jan
11
18% Jan
19
17% Jan
4
19% Jan
23
57
71%
71%
71%
71 %
71%
40
%
42 %
41%
41%
41%.
42 Va
——_—2.50
20%
21%
20%
21 Va
*21
21%
66%
67
65
66 Va
64
65%
17%
17%
18%
19
18%
18% "
18%
37%
36%
37%
37
—No par
Ranco
Inc
When
ly.
5
;
issued
41% Jan
19
Jan
11% Jan
19
Jan
25% Feb
1
15% Jan
18
Reed
19
15
15%
Jan
6
53% Jan
4
20
18% Jan
5
5
33% Feb
5
22
11% Dec
8
28% Jan
20
13
Jan
12% Dec
28
8%
Jan
0
17% Jan
24
1
28% Jan
18
16
Jan
19% Jan
15
17% Oct
24
28% Jun
16
19
Jan
22% Jan
24
12% Jan
Roller
Co
Bit
Reis
17%
17%
19 Va
,38Va-
y
37
,■
7
•
18%
16,400
19%
24,100
37%
38%
46,700
10%
10Va
10%
10
10%'
24%
24%
24%
25
25 Va
13%
13 %
■y.y 13%
13%
13'A
13%
16%
16%
15%
16%
15%
16%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
18
18%
7,600
20%
21%
20%
21%
20%
21'A
21
21%
15.300
*11%
18'/a
18%
21%
21%
prior preference——_10
Corp
10
& Eng Co
1
5
t
s
10
10
10Va
10%
25%
25
25
13%
13%
13%
133/a
3,700
15 %
15%
15%
16 %
5,200
*25
2,400
900
& Co—
(Robt)
12%
11%
12%
12
12%
17%
17%
16%
17
17
17
17%
17%
17%
800
51%
51%
51%
51
%
51%
51%
52
51%
521/4
2,300
4
Reliance Mfg Co common
23%
<24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 %
24%
24
24%
7,400
3
5
series—100
Conv preferred 3%%
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Corp common
$1 convertible preferred^.
57%
57%
o7%
57%
57%
57%
58%
58%
170
31%
32%
30%
57%
32 %
57 %
1
50c
31%
32 %
31%
32%
32'/a
333/8
43,900
11%
12%
xll%
12 %
11%
12
12%
12%
12%
12 Va
14,800
1
5
58'/a Feb
Mar 14
56% Jan
19% Mar 14
31% Aug 29
27% Jan
11% July 11
10% Jan
57
33% Feb
3
3
13% Jan
11
div
$1.25
19
7% Feb
25
12% Jan
20
15 % Aug
23
14% Jan
6
16% Jan
13
48 % Dec
6
78% Jan
4
53% Jan
3
60% Jan
10
—5
-1
Chemical Co—2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par '
%
4%% preferred series A.-50
28
50% Jan
38% Jan
30
Jan
11
17
80% Dec
21
76% Jan
3
97^4 Jan
25
56% Jun
21
43% Jan
3
48% Jan
12
27% Sep
20
71% Jan
4
44 % Jan
17
49% Jan
30
42 % Jan
4
48
Sep
23
47
Jan
3
49% Jan
30
27
65% Jan 21
149
Jan
5
118
Jan
17
Jan
4
101 % Jan
30
76% Jan
S
85
Oct
31
1% Dec
30
4
1 % Jan
6
84
Dec
19
78% Jan
99% Jan
31
Richardson-Merrell
Dec
0
89% Nov
25
87
Jan
99% Jan
31
Richfield
4
25% Jan
31% Jan
17
Riegel Paper Corp
40
Jan
13
Ritter
3% Jan
19
Mines——
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1,.
5%% convertible preferred
25
110% Oct
126
Revlon
Drug
4%%
•
6
28% Jan
2% Jan
83% Jan
84% Jan
25
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com
Preferred 3.60%
series—
4
Aug
91% Jan
2
94 % Dec
13% Jan
16% Jan
24
Rheem
24
42
28% Jan
21
52% July
8
2% Dec
4% Jan
5
1% Jan
33% Jan
19
3
2% Jan
Jan
55
Apr
41% Jan
24
52
Jun
9
50
Jan
4
43% Jan
23
47% Jan
31
Oct
28
26% Jan
4
23% Jan
3
25% Feb
3
Rochester
27% Jan
4
32% Feb
3
Feb
3
Jan
16
11
8
38% Jan
2
Mar 23
780
604
670
94%
15,000
99
21,000
30
30
28%
29%
28%
28%
27%
28%
29
29%
38
37
37 Va
37
373A
4,100
33/a
12,600
37%
37%
37%
37 Va
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
39%
39%
39 Va
39%
38%
39 '/I
39 %
39%
39%
*42
*41 %
45
,
45
*41
45
*41
45
47
47%
47
47%
47%
47%
8,300
10
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25%
25%
25%
25 Va
25%
5,200
5
31%
31%
31%
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32%
610 Va
7,110
Corp
Corp
613
,
19%
20%
20%
21%
14%
13%
13%
13%
13.%
13%
20
21
20%
21
21%
common
Corp
Corp
39% Feb
3
21% Mar
13% Jan
26
15% Feb
3
Royal McBee Corp
12 % Feb
36% Jan
3
13
Jan
30
3
43% Feb
3
Ruberoid
11,900
47%
Telephone
Rubbermaid
40
*42
45
3,400
46 %
3
610
*86%
88
604
88
88
89
21%
21%
21%
85,400
13%
13%
13%
14,800
21%
*86%
21
200
20%
*20%
21%
223/4
19%
19%
19%
18%
19
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
37%
37%
37%
37%
38%
38%
38%
38%
39
13%
13%
13V4
13%
13%
13%.
13%
14'A
14%
15 %
.12 Va'
12%
41%
41%
1
12%
13
41%
41%
—5
,*11%
5
—No par
2.50
6,900
611
610
88
19%
1
Inc
Co
(Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryder System Inc
610
615
37%
1
I
20 a
I
Ruppert
13
38 %
3%
47 %
32% Jan
17% Jan
1%
92%
46% Jan
19
22,200
15%
1%
98%
1
33% Sep
1%
16'A
Al%
98%
31% Dec
15
20,200
15%
1%
95%
(Geo D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
3
400
16%
15%
•
97%
3
4
15 Va
84%
94
16
22% Jan
1%
*84
84 Va
*84
98
19% Jan
20% Jan
15 '/a
1%
30,100
94 Va
24% Jan
30
15%
1%
1,100
100%
97
3
18% Jan
15%
84 Va
*84
84%
15%
>99
92%
25
26% Jun '23
•34
1,700
100
99%
1243/4
l«/2
18% Jan
8
84
99 %
37,300
>
I243/4
99%
16% Jan
14% May
84
1
Roper
Rohr
19
99%
49
124
124
99%
13% Sep
14% Jan
99%
101%
49
49
*48%
94
21% Jan
24
100%
99%
48%
124
94 %
21% Jan
11% Jan
123%
95 %
25
19
48%
124%
124
95%
Oct
Oct
*48%
124 %
94
14 % May 12
17
49 %
49
*123%
20
Ronson
3
49%
13%
26
9% May
25,700
48%
18%
2
14% Jan
22
32,100
46
49%
—1
1
21% Feb
Jan
96V4
45%
%
Aircraft
9
14% May 31
93%
45%
48
*86%
13
42
96%
45%
48%
89
23
D
95 %
46
48 %
93 %
12% Jan
24
96
44 %
633
17% Jan
25
93%
45%
49%
49%
89
89
12% Apr
94%
48 %
610
20% Dec
31% Oct
90%
x45 %
49%
20
8
14
94%
47%
100
4
Jan
3,500
45%
& Haas Co
4%
Jan
88
31,900
40%
preferred series A
Rohm
12% Apr
10
700
59%
40
Elec Corp—No par
&
.Rochester Gas
89% Jan
Sep
15%
59 Va
39%
—No par
—10
Rockwell-Standard
28
*15%
59%
39%
.*——2.50
19
Jan
15%
59 Va
39 Va
.
1%
Company
29
36
15%
59%
39%
Roan Antelope Copper
38 % Oct
7
15%
59 Va
39%
5s
1-25
Inc
Corp
41% Oct
3
15%
59%
39%
100
Manufacturing Co—
Selection Trust
Oil
15%
59%
5
Rhcdesian
5
15%
39%
48%
1-—100
pfd
2nd
1,300
46%
&
conv
11%
93%
Inc
Rexall
11
59%
15%., 15%
24
42
12%
12%
•>
58%
10
46% Feb
22
17
38%
10
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass
37% Oct
20% Dec
37%
51%
62% Jun
11% Oct
19
Elec
25% Jan
9% Apr
17%
18%
18%
•
6,600
Stores
4
15
Xl8 '/a
"V
Reliance
30
82
76
Reliable
23 % Jan
Dec
69 Va
'
9
47% Jan
Dec
65%
2
1
27
64
2,300
31
4
600
2,700
17% Feb
27% Feb
21
21
12% Jan
68% Jan
23% Nov
20%
6
1
23% Oct
21
20
18
68% Mar
6,200
20%
10% Jan
Apr
69
41%
16% Jan
56% Jan
12
73,100
72%
41
9
15% Sep
24
33% Sep
57%
72%
-.41%
19 % Mar 17
8% Feb
15% Dec
21
.,.
55%
72
41%
71%
18%
17%
57 'A
56 Va
/
10
•
43 % Dec
56%
24%
1
Chemicals
•
/
18%
Reeves Bros
Reichhold
55%
56%
36%
—
15% Nov
20
55%
71%
lst-preferred
35% Jan
Apr
28
55%
___No par
$3.50
Raybestos-Manhattan
j._No par
Raymond International Inc.—3.33%
Rayonier Inc
——
1
Raytheon Co
I——
5
Reading Co common
i
50
4%
non-cum
1st preferred
50
4% non-cum 2nd preferred-—50
22% Jun
7
29
30% Oct
8% Dec
2
72% Feb
57% Jan
70
Dec
15% Sep
57% Feb
9
40% Jan
2
Corp of America com—No par
Radio
12
70% Jan
18
8
51% Sep
8
15 V2 Dec
66
Apr
49% Jan
20% Jan
46 Mi Oct
Zi,
41%
12 Va
12%
12%
41%
42%
42%
43i/B
12%
12%
121/4
*12
12%
6,500
8,400
••'••
800
•'
19%
19%
19%
18%
19%
19%
19%
12,500
Mfc
17%
17%
18%
17%
'19%
19%
20%
103,300
•
i
12%
41 %
2,300
76,700
•18%.
r.'ic
11%:''
.12%
-ii%: "Ufa
12
4,000
133,000
'M:
•
s
80
138
40% Jan
27
86
88 %
19
259
Apr
1
9
8
18
19
32
Feb
28
26% Jan
3
9
40% Apr
24
88 % Aug
May 27
Nov
24% Sep
Jan
7
33% Jan
18
19
30% Jan
30% Oct
55 % Jan
33
93
92
88
Jan
7
24% Jan
12
18
74% Feb
1
Jan
38% Feb
93
Jan
19
7
30% Jan
35
Feb
3
9
Jan
18
10% May 18
7% Jan
12
21% Apr
14
23
31
37% Jan
8
14% Jan
21% Jan
16% Jan
19% Oct
25% Jan
18
8% Jan
52% Feb
9% Jan
5
57% Jan
19
Mar 14
7
Feb
10
42% Oct
25
81% Jun
17
36
Oct
18
50% Feb
4
7% Nov
1
16% Feb
18
8% May
11
8
71% Feb
76
Jan
24
4
91
Jan
27
18
16% Jan
3
20% Jan
25
71% Jun
15
71
8% Jan
14
13
24 % Aug 22
22% Jan
18% Sep
15
31
30
Jan
28
28
Aug
38% Jun
39
8
May 17
10% Nov
2
3
11
Oct
12
100% Feb
41
1
IS
87
.
31
Jan
3
6% Jan
19
3
36% Feb
3
71
r
24% Feb
25
55%
10%
*74%
75%
*75%
75%
*75%
75%
*89
•75%
*89
91
92
91
91
*89
91
19%.
19%
19%
71
19%
19%
72
*70
19%
71
5%
'•a.;.
5%
*70
5%
6
72
6
*70
:
7,100
72
20
5%
5%
35%
36%
35%
•36%
35%
36%
36%
36%
36
36%
15,600
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 Va
23%
23%
23%
23%
24V4
13,600
17
17 y*
17%
17%
5%
15%
5%
6
4,300
3,000
5
12%
12%
12%
1,800
14'%
-13%
14
133/4
50,700
100 %
99%
100
•
14 % Jan
19
14% Jan
Jan
30
Jan
100
$5.25
26
9 % Feb
23% Jan
4
18
'
48
Jan
20 % Feb
Jan
Sharon
13
15% Jan
17 % Jan
15% Sep
11
20% Jan
4
17% Jan
18% Jan
Shell
31% Feb
1
27
Jan
1
28
Jan
Jan
6
42% Jan
•50% Feb
94% Jan
4
70 % Jan
80% Jan
38% Jan
30
Nov
23
20
Sep 29
85% Jan
4
38%, Jan
68% Dec
22
63% Jan
4
44% Jan
11
31% Jan
Jan
11'
25
18% Feb 28
12% Jan
28% Mar 23
23% Jan
15% Feb
4
24
3
11
64% Jun
15
46% Jan
4
54% Feb
42% Jan
8
38% Jan
3
46-
Jan
31
9% Jan
7% Dec
30
3
7% Jan
12
12
46% Dec
30
44% Jan
12
■49% Jan
9
51% Oct
18
49
Jan
27
25
28% Dec
19
27% Jan
50% Jan
•
3
South
5%
31
167/a Jan
Pattern
South
24 Va
25 %
23%
243/4
24%
26
26
27%
26%
26%
26
26 %
14,900
44%
43%
44%
44
443/a
433/8
44%
31,200
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20 Va
20
20'A
193/4
20
17,000
16'/a
16 %
16
16%
16%
16'%
16 Va
16%
16%
16%
50o
1
1
17%
17%
17%
17%
17J/4
17%
17%
173/4
17%
175/8
13,100
27%
29
27%
28%
28%
29%
28%
30 %
30%
31%
86,800
30
30
*29 %
No par
49%
50.
No par
76%
78
Co
39%
42 %
43%
44%
43%
69%
70%
52%
53 %
33 %
34 %
1
5
20
25
10
—
—
(AO)
Corp.
...
Inc
Marchant
5
Railroad
South Puerto Rico Sugar com
31
31
18% Jan
25
29
65
Jan
4
73% Feb
'3
Jan
13
43% Feb
-3
Southern
Indiana Gas 8c Elec.No par
31
Southern
Natural
19
Southern
Pacific
2
Southern
Railway common—No par.
47% Jan
19
38% Aug 31
36% Jan
3
50
Southeastern Public Service Co—10c
13% Jun
16
40% Aug 24
38% Jan
3
43% Jan
18% Sep
28
23% Jan
5
20 % Jan
3
22 % Jan
Sep 28
54% Jan
5
49% Jan
4
53% Feb
18% Aug 23
17% Jan
9
18% Jan
'4
Jan
27
68 % Feb
-2
26% Jan
16
30 % Jan
69% Aug 23
-29% Jun
13
68
4
20% Jan
Dec
5
27
9% Jan
11
29% Jan
non-cum
Mobile
&
Southwestern
30
stock
20
3
Spartans Industries
9% Jan
18
Sparton
Corp
Chemical Co common
preferred
26% Nov 23
35% Jun 30
28
Jan
3
34
Jan
24
Spencer
•4% May 16
90
Oct
17
88
3an
3
88
Jan
3
4.20%
13% May 13
18% Oct 31
16% Aug
26% Jan
9
14% Jan
3
18 % Jan
30
Spencer Kellogg
4
20% Jan
26
24% Jan
19
Sperry
94 % Jan
27
-
92% Sep
46%. Dec
8
88 % Jan
8
42% Jan
4
48% Jan
20
82% Sep
19
82
Jan
3
86 -
Jan
27
4
29% Jan
$4.50
3
'
32
Jan
24
Spiegel Inc
-
•-
$4.50
8c Sons
Rand Corp
preferred
-
common
—
■'
Square D Co_.
j.
:
i
69%
70 Va
68%
70
12,300
54%
54%
55
54%
55
'15,600
34%
34%
33%
34%
33%
34Va
51
53%
46
44%
45%
44%
11%
11%
11'A
11
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
17,000
47%
48 Va
48%
48 Va
48%
48 5%
3,300
:
'
.
48
48%
14
s
•
48%
*49
50%
*49
50 Va
24.
151/4
49,700
28%
30
25,400
54%
533/4
547/a
37,600
45%
443A
451/4
77,100
11
*49
14%
28%
103/4
11
2,200
50%
50 %
200
30%
31,
31
31
31
31%
2,300
16%
.-•
50%
31 %
16 %
16 %
16%
16%
16%
16%
6,300
28%
28%
1672
28%
28%
*281/8
283A
300
18%
17%
18 Va
17%
17%
17%
17%
11,200
72%
72
72%
72
72%
72
73%
11,600
x49 Va
21,500
28
..
;
*28
18%
18
71 %
71
49%'
49%
49%
49%
49
Va
49%
40%
41
41%
42
%
42%
43
423/4
43%
2,900
43%
43 %
43%
42%
43 %
42%
43%
42%
43%
16,800
22 %
21%
22%
21%
22%
22
22 %
22
22%
39,600
51%
52 Va
52%
53%
52%
.
49%.. 50
41%
■!
50%
51 %
51%
18%
18%
18%
68
68
30%
53%
21,600
18 Va
18%
18 Va
18%
18%
18 3/s
4,800
68
68 %
68%
68%
68 Va
*68%
70%
28%
29%
28%
29%
29
%
29%
29%
29%
6,900
24%
-
24%
24
51%
18%
25%
25 V4
26%
25'A
253A
25%
263/B
26,400
301/4
31
31
33%
32%
34%
•
.
'
30%
32
31
31%
'
8
8
8%
33
33 %
90
*83%
90%
18%
*89%
32%
xl6%
123
22%
—
8%
8
8Va
8%
8%
8,600
32%
32
323/4
32%
32 7/8
10,300
*88 Va
90'%
90 Va
*88%
90%
*93 %
.17 Va
48% -48%
.85-.
31
-
86'-
31%
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48%
*84%
31%
*
95
22%
93 V4
95
49%
*88%
17%
22%
-*94
17%
22%
95
,
48%
49
49%
85 Va
*84%
85 %'
84
85 Va
31%
1
31%
31 Va
31%
49
1
17%
22%
23 Va
95
17%
17,000
8Va
.
17%
22%
*93 %
120
32%
8%
32%
17%
22%
*94
48%
*84
173/a
18,800
23%
236,800
95
495/8
41,200
85
160
*
31
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14%
,
30%
v
29%
.—I
50o
25
No par
-5
7,100
11%
•
.
68
"
1
-1
2.50
6.
100
No par
common
preferred
69%
53%
40%.
Co—1
& Bros Inc
Spalding (A G)
Feb
69
34%
45%
f' 42 %
21%
tr' ctfs—100
Service
Public
1
34% Feb
3
12
5
No par
preferred
Ohio
70 Va
54 %
400
49%
.•
'
26
4
Jan
7% Jan
5%
(Del)
Co
43,900
70%
5
7.50
Co
44%
"
.
Gas
44Va
18%
•
25
Southern Co—
44%
34 %
28 %
28% Jan
4
50% July 18
44 %
50%
*27%
3
11
4
44%
53%
16%
15% Jan
12
44
14'A
16%
15% Jan
•1% Jan
44 Va
6,000
28
49
27% Jan
19% Jan
4,600
31
3
Edisbn
413/a
14%
30%
11
California
40%
y
27%
49
30
Southern
41%
50%
79
53
47%
15% Dec
Dec
41
-
51%
4.50
30% Feb
70
42
•„
50%
*77
27
8
21
17
•\ 42
42
50%
79%
14%
7%
7
16% Feb
2,600
.
42 Va
•V
49
*78'A
26%
11
15
preferred
31
.79
69 Va
:
51%
45%
May 10
8%
30%
50
78
14
10%
Dec
•
30%
49
26%
50
2.50
6
23
preferred
*29 Va
50 %
79 %
14%
1
Jersey Gas Co
30
48%
26%
50%
.
15
E 4c G Co com
30
5,100'
*77%
45
No par
8c Platinum
Amer Gold
V
30%
7,400
13%
-
—No par
Co
.
•
25%
26%
5
Inc
French Labs
Co
12% Nov
Jan
1,900
14,100
25%
Co
South Carolina
11
31% Jan
70
93%
48
43%
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc.
19
8% Jan
30
45% Jan 25
% Jan
P
24
Manufacturing Co.
Line
46%
24%
Oil
Soo
*9% \
9%
46
23%
-
Smith Kline &.
3
3
9%
45%
25 %
Steel
8c
Smith-Douglass
3
\
1
Co
Smith-Corona
3
46
100
44 %
Skelly
'
Feb
■30
44%
133/s
*99
43%
Corp
Saw
Smith
9%
46
13%
100
23
Singer
"
11% Oct
20% Oct
Mfg
Sinclair Oil Corp
2
9Va
9%
13%
*99
1,100
24%
<
2
3%
45
17%
1
Simonds
23
Feb
36
3
% Feb
55
3
53% Jan
44
11
Jan
;
45%
45
1
No par
1—No par
.
G)-
Co
Simplicity
*99
9%
9%
2.50
*.—1
—
Corp
Simmons
3
70% Jan
3
63% Oct 31
'
3
-
Gas
13%
14%
Corp of America!
Siegler Corp.
Signode Steel Strapping Co
'
Feb
31
8c
x32 %.
100 %
Sheraton
18
42 % Jan
Jun
14
*99
*
Shell Transp 8c Tr—
New York shares ordinary
3
31 % Sep
Oil
(Frank
Oil
Shelter
9
84
■——1
No par
common
Steel
Shattuck:
2
21% Jan
Co
preferred
Shamrock
16
29
*
-
&
Shahmoon Industries Inc
1
.
Corp
.
Roebuck
Servel Inc
25
10
19%
*70
>10
12%
44% Jan
footnotes,
•
13
6
For
72
19%
*12%
38% Jan
37% Jan
*74 %
19%
12%
4
8
22,600
12%
Jan
May 31
28,300
1001%
13%
3
19% Mar
105%
99%
12%
■1
77% Feb 2
H% July 28
10%
100%
20
Air Line RR Co.
Finance Co_
Seiberling Rubber Co_
10
63
10%
99 %
1
15% Dec
,
10%
99 %
38,800
Feb
30
-r
19%
1,300
11 Va
17 7/8
27% Feb
S
75%
75%
15,800
40
'
*89
1,500
54
52%
*38
97%
♦
'-98%
91
39%
553/a
25% Jan
6% May
37%
54%
39%
10%
11%
10.
■
53%
335%
'
'
98%
54
40
17%
27
1
13% May 18
17
Sep 28
21% Sep 38
11%
95%
*38
39%
39
32 "Va
22% Jan
•4% Jun
39%
53%
55 %
x53 %
56%
38
54%
21
40
2,500
20,300
9%
32%
43% Jan
16% Nov 23
153/4
243/a
9 Va
55
12
16
15%
2 4Va
9
54%
11
25
15%
24%
9
32
22
12% Jun 21
15%
24%
9
54%
43% Jan
Jan
15%
24 Va
9
33
29% Dec
34
14%
24Va
9%
54
43% Dec
~4% Jun" 10
15%
24%
9
32 V4
5
>
14%
24 %
9
55%
27
38% Oct
15%
24%
9
33
12% Jun
34% Jun
15
24%
'34%
19% Dec
8
153,600
55%
8% Jan
29% Dec
13,600
8%
17%
97% Jan
55
10
35
33%
7
1
8%
55 %
Oct
Jun
34%
8%
17%
14 % Mar 31
15
34%
8%
33%
100
37
34%
8%
37,900
3
Jan
47
34 %
7%
9
8%
8%
200
383A
94
5 1
12
16% Mar 24
34 Va
34%
34
34%
8%
38'
*92
5
11% Jan
Sep 28
92
Sears
4
89
38
92
SealrighNOswego Falls Corp
25
43
36%
94
Seagrave
Jan
31
37%
3
16
24
36%
95
19
19% Jan
Oct
37%
*92
75
16
28
13% Sep 20
x36%
95
173/4
♦74V2
56% Jan
25
40
37%
18%
19% Jan
Oct
13% Oct
8,000
77
18
—1
Corp of Amer
Seaboard
Seaboard
3
300
18%
*74%
34 % Jan
•0
'
Screw & Bolt
36 3A
74 Va
34
25
100
1
common-—
*36V4
18 Va
74
3
11
18
Co
36%
17%
74%
36%
No par
preferred
36%
36
7,800
5
Jan
10% Nov
17% Sep
Mfg
291/4
18%
No pair
——No pair
—
28%
10
«
23
•OV4 Apr 31
—
29%
18
*92
160
28%
36
36
37,400
87%
265
31% Jan
Jun
43
preferred
preferred
36%
40
87%
-220
4
22
Jan
59
4
$4
31
Jan
'
17
7% Sep 29
19% May 28
$3.40
3.65%
Jan
5
Paper Co common
Scovill
32% Jan
54% Jan
44% Feb
Scott
Jan
92% Aug 19
10% Apr
•
27
Jan
77
4
4% Dec
3
11% Jan
*35%
88
265
*74
-
73% Jan
May 27
Jan
89% Sep
41% Jan
4
85
0
93% Jun
17
72
86% Jan
16
28%
39
40%
87%
74%
—
61
18
Jan
8% Jan
38
28%
29%
39%
*220
18%
*92
4.40%
pfd
40 Vi
88 Va
265
17%
Regis Paper Co common
1st
*220
*73%
*35%
No par
100
com
series A 5%
*87%
87%
265
29
30%
29%
v
37 %
*220
265
39 Va
40
39%
40
88%
*87%
*220
100
—
5
series A
-100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
—10
San Diego Imperial Corp.
1
Sangamo Electric Co
9
Schenley Industries Inc com_—1.40
Convertible preference
33c
Schering Corp common
1
5%
convertible preferred
30
Schick Inc
1
St
3
Jan
..
39%
1.66%
100
common
L San Fran Ry Co
St
Preferred
13% Dec
.
St
2
Jan
19
70% Jan
4
July 13
31% Sep
Stores
preferred
conv preferred
Joseph Lead Co—:
10
Joseph Light & Power-—_No par
St
27
36% Feb
15% Jan
79% Feb
4%
•
37% Sep
22% Jan
26
Jan
4.30%
14% Sep 3Q
69 % Mar
8
29% Apr
Safeway
36% Jan
4
32% Oct
■
31%
31%
12,300
Number 6027
193
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(619),
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Standard
Brands
52% Jan
12
57% Jan
23
79% Aug 22
73 % Jan
6
75% Feb
3
$3.50
10% May 11
4% Mar
1
13% Sep 13
11% Jan
12
Feb
1
Standard
Financial
70% Jan
57% Dec
15
preferred
4% Jan
9
5% Jan
25
Standard
Gas
12% May 11
30% Jun
20
25 % Jan
9
29 % Jan
25
Standard
1
51% Jan
4
46% Jan
5
50% Feb
Standard
Oil
May 16
47 % Dec
30
Jun
Jan
6
51% Feb
Standard
Oil
of
50 % Jan
4
40% Jan
3
46% Feb
Standard
Oil
of
44% May 31
83% Nov 25
56
J an
4
54
Jan
3
59% Feb
Standard
Oil of
89
Mar
8
84
Jan
9
85
20 % Oct
36% Jan
4
22
Jan
6
25'A Jan
.35
Dec
38
1
25
5%
5%
5%
1
.;
4
18% Jan
4
55% Jan
3
60% Feb
Stauffer
Sterchi
9
15
Jan
12
Jan
4
75% Jan
20
Sterling
3
27% Jan
24
Stevens
5
30
33% Jan
4
1
33% Jun
7
24% Jan
9
1
Stewart-Warner
4
21% Jan
11
24% Feb
3
Stix
20
16% Jan
4
21% Jan
27
25% Jan
9
18
Dec
27% Feb
17% Jan
9
18% Jan
30
47% Oct 24
58% Mar 28
53% Jan
4
59% Feb
' 2
26% Mar 24
30% Aug 15
27% Jan
3
29% Feb
3
6% Dec
Dec
18% Feb
11
529
22
12
268
Jan
12
54
Feb
2
Suburban
Gas
24% Feb
1
Suburban
18% Jan
4
64% Jan
4
85% Oct
6
54% Jan
24
Sunbeam
19
2
84
Feb
1
4
55% Feb
3
7
26% Jan
31
23 % Jan
11
Jan
4
24% Jan
21% Jan 20
23% Sep
26
22% Jan
1
34% Dec
30
33% Jan
29 % Jun
101 % Jan
101 % Aug 22
9
May
Sun
47% Jan
20% May 27
....
35
10
Oil
20
7
9% Jan
25
Sunshine
Jan
4
1200
Jan
1464
Jan
31
Superior
50
Jun
29
45
Jan
58
\ Jan
16
Sweets
7% Oct
51% Feb
25
45% Jan
48% Feb
22
12% Jan
14% Jan
24
70 3A Dec
23
6% an
14
15
14
44% Feb
17
3% Oct
24
>'
66 3/a Jan
4
1
50% Dec
16
29
243A Aur
25
6% May
Feb
20% Sep
64 % Jun
2
Jan
87
383/b Dec
29% Mar 15
20
713A Feb
3
5% Jan
15% Jan
6
471/b Jan
23
*
Jan
6
59% Feb
1
25% .Jan
16
Jan
5
35
27
Corp
Jan
27
Feb
3
Texas
Gas
Gulf Producing Co
37
Jan
14
27% Jan
3
353A Feb
3
20
195/a Dec
16
3
23% Feb
1
Texas
Gulf
148'A Oct
25
256'A May 25
18% Jan
165% Jan
12
1903A Feb
3
Texas
Instruments
273/4 Jan
10
31% Feb
2
Texas
Pacific
Coal
&
Texas
Pacific
Land
193A Jan
4
Jan
11
65
Sep
12
3
18 3/4 Feb
2
69
share
Sub
'
•
Pacific
Jan
3
881/2 Jan
13
Texas
&
5
89 3A Feb
3
Texas
3
251/4 Jan
16
Textron
Inc
18% July 22
243A Jan
4
22% Oct
26
26i/a Jan
4
24% Jan
3
271/2 Jan
19
Nov
11
33 % Jun
15
231/2 Jan
10
26 % Feb
1
Thatcher
21
28% Oct
57%
58%
58%
59%
59
59%
28%
7%
28%
28%
28 3A
28%
291/8
58..
,
..
_
:
.
14%
*82%
8%
9%
1386
1430
"?
46 %
13%
69
'
.
4%
241/4 Jan
2OV2 Jan
23% Mar 29
20% Jan
3
23 Va Feb
3
$1.20
68 3/4 Jan
6
48% Jan
3
52% Jan
30
Timken
14% Sep
28
22% Jan
4
15 % Jan
3
19% Feb
3
6
19
Jan
4
203/4 Feb
3
373A Jan
3
413/4 Jan
26
Torrington
Jan
3
42
26
Tractor
4
191/2 Sep
17
22
3
413A Aug 26
373/b Dec
,
34
29
64
Dec
20
64
Dec
Oct
21
293/a Jan
591/4 Jan
4
3
741/4 Feb
T
31
16
31% Jan
26
37 % Jan
3
Jan
11
22 3/4 Jan
4
251/2 Jan
18
4
141/4 Jan
3
17% Jan
16
Trans
39% Jan
4
36
Jan
3
40 3A Feb
3
2
27
11
54% Oct
18
531/4 Jan
4
54V2 Feb
25% Mar 14
33'% Nov
30
29% Jan
9
331/8 Feb
3
30
Jan
53
Jan
4
473/8 Jan
30
x22%
22%
X33%
8%
\"'
8%'
23 V
*22%
*33%
105%
8%
105%
8%
1410
531/4
8%
1435
54%
54 /
500
34%
2,000
■
2,500
■.'
8%
1405
18,800
1425
630
55'
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14
11,100
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70
69
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14
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188
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186
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31
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186
190 3/4
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31
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87
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27
27
27
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26
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26
25
42%
42%
44%
44%
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5
25
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41 %
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27
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11,000
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275/4
23%
23%
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25
22%
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22%
22%
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51%
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52
52%
511/2
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17%
18
18%
20%
19%
20% 1
19%
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40 3/8:
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40
41
41
413/a
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41
41%
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67
66 3A
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69%
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29%
30
29%
30%
293A
33%
33
333/4
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16
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25
83%
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-
,
79
1,800
27,100
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29
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34,400
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15,900
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52
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19
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173/a
20,400
40
40
403/8
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40 3A
25,900
54
541/2
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54%
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preferred
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—
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161/2
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39%
39%
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53%
54
53%
54
54
54
common
13
78
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>
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23%
30
33%
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:
27
44%
24%
,
.
71
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25 ' -
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28
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1
;
32,700
28
i
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24%
23%
19
23
310
13,400
243/s
1
;
23%
-
12,000
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18%
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24
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100
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20
72,500
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Co
World
$2.70
7,000
261/2
21%
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Transue
Jan
55%
26
21%
Co
Williams
Jun
19
54%
26'A
85%
500
Electronic
39
55
26
*83
No par
Transitron
60
54%
26%
86
13%
23%
20
16
54%
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14%
55%
5
24
84
53%
13%
5%
Toledo
11% July 25
84
8,000
14i/4
14%
1
31% Oct
13,400
69%
173/4
21% Dec
6,800
15%
333/8
preferred
Roller Bearing
Transamerica
:
22%
15%
33%
Trane Co
3
301/s Jan
10
26% Jan
20
23
Jan
53%
21%
15%
33%
common
Edison
52%
21%
15
13%
5%
Tishman Realty <fc Construction
•
53%
211/4
-
34
J
Tool
521/4
22%
13%
14%
10
170
15%
33%
preferred
Mfg Co
Oil
42,900
341/4
preferred
Power
23%
33%
Co
Ry
(J R)
Tidewater
22%
13%
74
Thor
23%
14%
-
14
12%
1
152%
18,500
22%
'
53%
244
47%
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3
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'
52%
36'A
Oil
115,000
237%
54
47%
"12 'A
243/0 Jan
Jun
*53%
"7%
7%
250
21%
105%
.8%
8%
1415
1464
3,800
46%
7.50
23
241/8
52
4,500
29%
46%.
Thompson-Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
Common
.5
Feb
23%
59%
511/4
50%
23%
52% "
22%
14%
84 ?
,53%
26%
22%
341/3
1,800
58%
29%
7%
'
1,700
17,200
181%
46%
Thompson
831/4 Feb
>
7%
238
*18
'
46%
3
29
(■■.
1
48%
14,200
"
46 %
Feb
7
19% Jun
22%
X104
.
79
2
15% Feb
53
26%
34
7%
49%
14%
*82%
:
-
236
236
254
48%
22
52%
22%
55
47'A
55
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7%
244
.
14%
84
52
53.
26%
26%
23
/ 23
33
33%
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.
59
28%
28%
7%
7%
241
245
48
48%
,
21%
22
51%
52%
21 %
22%
4
19
50% Jan
18%
673A Jan
16% Jun
Oct
18%
t,
22
44% Dec
33
20%
■!
•
36%
Glass
20% Dec
33
241%
18 %.
3
1
16,700
Trust—
Chemical
3
12,900
26%
18
3
27
800
74%
26%
18
13% Feb
831/4 Feb
14%
73%
26%
27%
46 3/4 Feb
26% Jan
14
73%
26%
»
<
20%
3
May 20
14
731/4
26%
22%
3
84
14
73%
26%
26%
103/s Jan
24
Feb
14
73%
27
20%
371/4 Jan
79
14%
741/3
22%
7
70% Dec
*14
9,900
79%
'
27%
27
10
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20%
Jan
46% Feb
'
27%
/
Thiokol
13
8
79%
35%
common
conv
*77
•
60
26%
613A Jan
24
9% July
$1.25
13,100
35%
Utilities Co
21% Jan
60%
/
35%
certificates
80% Jan
601/2
5
33%
Corp
Sulphur
863A Aug 25
108
27
70% Jan
15% Jan
/79%
1,200"
59"%
V
18 Va
37
Inc
11
14% July 25
20,800
13 'A
18%
No par
Transmission
28
29% Jan
30%
12%
18%
14
5
Inc
15% Sep
20% May 17
x30
12%
18 %
731%
27%
25
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Texas
21% Sep
5,300
22%
8
1
__1
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(James).
3
38
14'
60%
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2,800
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12%
A
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60%
200
27%
30%
-
70
28
20 %
1
931/4 Feb
83
4
*77
29%
-
.
12%
•
37,700
A 27%
22%
4.16%
Corp..
Texaco
60
29%
12%
28
20%
12.50
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Tennessee Corp
I
25
59%
...
29%
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27%
27i/2
27% !■■' 27%
25
Wayne
18%
12 %
76
27%
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25
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A
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series
America
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&
Talcott
31
1
of
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Oil of California.™—23
Co
Symington
3
41/a Jan
12% Feb
/
24% Aug 31
34
Swift
3
Jun
39% July 20
'11% Jan
Jan
18%
'
28
27
6,700
22%
22 %
No par
preferred
1348
1
29Va
12 %
29%
12 %' A
76
28
'
50,100
>
86
22
27%
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prefered
2nd pfd series of '55
19
Sep
26% Feb
28%
22%
20%
18
1
5%%
5
28%
28
'*85
86
22%
22 %
5
common
4%%
29
5% Jun
855
_
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68%
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'
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26%
1
1
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Co
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'
22%
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21%
;18%
100
w:
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70-
90
22%
68%
.
22%
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Jan
107
3
*85
'
27%
1
Gas
Corp
series
$4.50
23% Jan
.Corp
Chemical
Sun
21
55% Jan
42% May 17
s
86%
20%
13%
1
com
i
Sundstrand Corp
15% Feb
82% Jan
-i
255,400
591/4
:
22%
I.
preferred
_.
23% Jan
30
20% Jan
7
Feb
convertible
$5
13% Jan
4
18% Sep
51 % Jan
4
26 % Jan
1
66,900
46%
58%
,
26
v \.
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Corp
Propane
6
14
23
51%
461/4
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•
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20
Co
Studebaker-Packard
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3
23
16% Bep
51%
46%
58%
1
58% ' 58 % '
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87
!• '
58
47,900
5
i
Broadcasting
Jan
19% Dec
-
Webster
&
Storer
Jan
17% Dec
,
Stone
43% Jan
29
12% Jun
51%
46
14
2.50
preference
230
46% Dec
48% July 21
prior
A 7
25% Mar 28
7
50%
46 %
.26%
15
Corp
4
Jan
50%
45%
73% " 74
L_5
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Fuller .Co
&
,'
1
Inc
Inc__i
& Co
15
24% Jan
22
49%
46%
.
57%
22%
•: t
100
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common
5%
19
167/a Jan
Drug
(J P)
Baer
.
,.
common__._5
Co
Stores
Bros
13% Jan
24% Jan
16% Jan
71 % Dec
17
50%
58
'-85
No par
L S
preferred
6
Jun
49%
-45%
50'A
45%-/
.22
*64%
i;
1
25
Apr
50%
57%
....
5
Corp
(The)
Chemical
3%%
May 23
67
28
50%
79%
17% Jan
82
26%
50%
*77
29
65% Jan
27
28%
50
59%
Jan
Co.
7,400
27%
50%
59
Warner
Starrett
2,300
28%
29%
Stanray Corp
Stanley
51%
49%
18%
13 '/a Feb
5i/a
28,500
27%
12 %
30% Feb
3
5%
11,500
\
50
29
3
14%
27%
28
11% Jan
141/s
49%
27%
26% Jan
75%
15
Shares
57%
74%
27%
27%
4
57
75
50
44%
.
100
preferred
15
57%
74%
14i/2
••
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28%
49%
7
10
common
56%
•
.
49%
"
25
Jersey
57%
the Week
*
27%
6.25
Indiana
r
5
27'A
21% Mar 25
9
5
•
20
42% Jan
20
...
20
24
20% Sep
„
5%
10c
Co
preferred
25
12% July
85
5%
Ohio
convertible
22% Oct
80
14
preferred
6%
Jan
44% Mar 24
206
13%
convertible
30
Jan
14
13%
convertible
1
.45% Nov
23
13%
$1.60
Feb
May 11
77
13%
1'.
$1.20
30
27
19 % Oct
16
56%
74% ' 75
Jan
72
31
27 % Jan
8
Feb. 8
74%
29% Jan
68 % Jan
4
Friday
Feb. 2
56%
Industries
New
Sales for
Thursday
74%
1..
20
13
5
PRICES
56%
Packaging Corp com
Jan
25
SALE
75
preferred series A
Standard
37% July
6
26% Oct
26% Dec
Nov
3%%
Jan
40% Jan
102
62% Dec
11
46
HIGH
Feb. 1
56%
California
of
AND
Wednesday
Jan. 31
74%
Corp
Kollsman
40
&
Tuesday
Jan. 30
56%
Electric
2
>
No par
_
Sep
5
Monday
>
Par
com—No par
Inc
14
12
35% Feb 25
„
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan.1
Year I960
1,900
July 28
Jun
30
Mar
8
441/2 Dec
7
May
2
113/4 Dec
25
493/4 Feb
2
20
40% Jan
3
'
5%
20th
11
Jan
6
36
Jan
20
40
Jan
20
5%
11% Jan
9
12% Jan
13
Twin
18% Jan
27
TXL
Udyllte Corp
21
20'/a Nov
30
17% Jan
4
12% Oct 20
243A Feb 29
18% Jan
22
13% Jan
4
145/8 Jan
23
Aug 30
42% Jan
11
47% Jan
5
13% Jun
325/e
323/4
323A
33
323A
33%
5,200
27
26%
27%
263/4
27
26%
27%
10,300
Transit com__No par
preferred.
50
10 3/a
*391/2
1
11%
113/4
113A
I
Twin City Rap
6
14
IO1/4 Jan
323/4
26JA
18%
18%
18%
14%
__1
....Nopal
43%
44%
.7%
343A
7%.
35%
pfd series of 1957
Film Corp
conv
28
8
32%
27
Century-Fox
Oct
44
8% July 18
32%
25%
Co
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
13% Nov
May 17
30
253/b Jan
-
59% May 27
30
32%
14%
40% May 27
28
52
1
-1
50
1
Coal
Traux-Traer
prior
conv
Coach
Oil
Co
1
Corp
u
57
'
6 3% Nov
30
12% Mar
1
73/a Jan
3
29 Vo Oct
25
43% Jan
4
33% Jan
4
106% Oct 25
148% Jan
'
Union
Asbestos
3
Union
Bag-Camp Paper Corp
Jan
30
Union
Carbide
18
Union
Electric
Jan
9
Preferred
$4.50
20
753/4 Jan
12
Preferred
71 % Jan
26
73% Jan
4
Feb
2
84 % Jan
24
16
42 3A Jan
6
47% Jan
31
5
27% Jan
3
30% Jan
116
Jan
39% Aug 19
39
Jan
3
0
90
92
Jan
30
95
74% Dec 29
78
Aug 15
Apr
8
74% Jan
68% Jan
6
75
Aug 10
77% Jan
7
85
Aug 10
82
33% Mar
8
47
Nov
Sep 20
31
Jan
series
No par
$4
series
California
No par
..25
Union
4%
Pacific
RR
Car
Jan
5
22% Jan
24
Union
Twist
Drill
345/a Jan
3
41 % Jan
20
United
3
44% Feb
'
3
United
11
105% Feb
1
4%
2
4%
(series of 1956)
25% Apr
6
37% Jan
4
46 Va Aug
22
373/a Jan
1033/4 Aug 25
103 % Jan
Jan
4
94
353/8 Feb
20
Aug 24
86
Corp
Artists
8
35% Dec
15
30 3/4 Jan
4
3
United
Mar
9
39s/8 Dec
20
36% Jan
16
39
Feb
3
United
Biscuit
Nov
2
27
Apr
18
18 3/4 Feb
1
23
Jan
16
United
Board
54% July 25
28% Nov 14
70
Jan
25
60% Jan
4
67% Jan
30
United
Carbon
7% Jan
29 % Jan
23
12
18
34
Jan
3
'
United-Carr
common
Amer
of
Co
(Del)
United Corp
3
7% Jan
5
Nov
17
44 % Jan
3
48% Jan
13
United
Electric
22% Jan
6
15% Jan
3
18 3/a Feb
2
United
Engineering
United
Fruit
United Gas
Corp
United
Improvement
7
6
17% Jan
3
22 3/b Jan
19
2 7 s/8 May
20
34% Aug 30
33 3/a Jan
24
35 3/s Jan
13
46% Apr
19
533/4 Jan 25
52 V* Jan
4
58
Feb
3
16
29
20
3
17 % Feb
3
193/4 Feb
14% Dec
31% Jan
5
Jun
50
Apr
30% Jan
4
28
173/a Jan
11
}« Jan
643/a Jan
27
30% Mar
16
13A Jan
12
'
25
183A Jun
.16% Apr 19
% Aug
4
Jan
33% July
'
43% Jun
City
Shoe
3
31% Jan
9
3
433A Jan
23
29
Oct
25
74% Jan
S
Jan
4
93% Jan
26
3
293A Feb
2
U
S
49% Jan
6
533/4 Jan
19
U
8
93
*
see page
18,700
14%
143/8
143/a
14%'
14%
14%
143/a
14%
3,800
43%
44
433/8
44
43%
45%
44%
45%
16,400
130
35%
127
8 i/s
8%
8
41%
81/4
5
35%
361/4
36%
1253/4
8
20
127%
42
42%
93%
93%
93%
78
*76
78
*751/2
733A
42%,
42%
931/2
:
933A
*
423/8
43
10,500
93
733A
73
73%
73%
84
*75%
810
78
100
*72%
*83
84
82
83
83
83
47%
46%
47%
46 5/8
47
4 6 5/8
46%
46%
467/a
16,200
30%
29%
30 J/4
29%
30%
30%
30%
30
30%
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8%
11,100
*83
8%
8 3/a
80
8%
8%
8 3/8
8%
8 3/s
8%
31%
31%.
32%
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32
31%
32
21%
323/8
213/4
21%
22
*21%
22%
21%
22
39%
39%
393/8
39%
39%
393/4
39%
3 9 i/s
40,100
41%
43
41%
42%
425/8
433A
43%
44%
57,700
105
105%
105%
22
39%
423/a
*104
110
11,300
2,200
200
'100
110
90%
92%
92
94
923/4
923/4
1,200
335/8
32 3/a
33 3/a
33%
335/b
333/8
34%
345/a
353/8
72,800
38
38
38%
38
39
105
105
913A
*90
*90
383/a
37%
38%
38%
19
22 3/a
19%
19%
183/4
19%
19%
193/4
193/a
193/8
675/8.
66 Va
67
65
663/s
65 5/8
66
3A
653A
4,000
30%
31
30%
313%
30%
311/2
33
5,200
73/8
7%
73/a
7%
73/a
47%
47%
47 7/8
173/4
18
18%
7%
175/8
20%
21%
21
21%
21
213/8
•
3A
65
.31%
32%
33
71/4
73/a
7%
,
19%
48 7/8
18%
183/8
5,200
19%
20%
49,500
32,100
35
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
543/4
55'A
553A
57%
57%
10
1
17
17 '
16%
17"
16%
17 Va
19
18%
191/4
19
193/4
19%
34%
1%
1%
58%
1%
1%
58%
59%
li/s
59%
59%
1%
■28%
51%
42%
43%
93%
*93%
94%
30
29%
5.700
•533/8
7,100
*31%
•31%
43
413/4
43%
41%
*93%
43%
94%
423/s
94
93%
93%
93%
28 %
283/4
28%
29
28%
c '
293A
53
.53%
53%
53%
535/8
53%
535/a
29
-
52%
24.
y.J
••♦■
4,800
42%
31%
28%
14,600
61%
31% w
31%
41%
8,800
61
31J/2
*93%
4,200
19%
1%
31%
31%
32
1,800
17%
1%
1%
61
60
"
*31%
35
19%
193/4
'
58
17
57%
163A
1,400
57%
34%
545/a
16%
18%
1%
40,400
*481/4
48
54%
57%
73/a v
3,100
20%
34%
"
•
4,500
183/a
475/8
X18
Co__13%
25
com.l
preferred
100
& Foreign
Securities
1
Freight
Co
—:No par
25,900
73
47%
& Chemical Corp
25,400
*75%
17%
Inc
37%
1273/8
78
78
473A
Mines Co.
1
common.!—.-25
3,200
365/a
125%
■
8%
93
36%
1263A
42%'
92%
8
X1253A
36
129 %'
8%
175/8
preferred
Borax
4% %
243A Jan
4
footnotes,
6%
U
3,400
18%
66%
2.50
Mach
37% Jan
11%
18%
47
Mfgrs
Park
United
30 5/a Jan
4
&
United
3
8
18
Merch
40%
113/4
183A
373/4
10
5
Corp
11
16
30% Jan
United
*39%
11%
183%
325A
10
% Jan
545/8 Jan
92% Oct
For
1
40%
11%
18 5/8
Foundry—.5
Cos
&
Co
61% Feb
1
*39'%
11%
18%
No par
Coal
Greenfield
United
4
4
42
3
3
16.
233/4 Sep
83% Jan
Jan
Gas
39%
113/4
183/4
73%
393/8
1
(Del)
Jan
46
1
Mar 21
39%
U%
*391/2
89
No par
Co
Fastener
1
.
40
40
84
*103
No par
Carton Corp
Aug
7
2,000
38%
pfd-100
1
153/4 Dec
31
53,600
10%
213A
5
conv
Corp
&
47%
10%
74
8%
10
Aircraft
17
453A
10%
31% ; 32%
5
Co
Inc
24
500
473/8
103/a
A
29%
No par
Co
Airlines
23% Mar
50%
46%
10%
50%
46
(series of 1955) conv pfd.100
Feb
13
non-cum
*491/2
46%
103/8
*50
84
10
Tank
8
493A
453/4
IO1/2
93%
"73%
10
Union
243A Jan
Feb
common
25
27
26
38
Co
preferred
8% Jan
32 % Jan
19% Oct
97
$3.50
Preferred
5
2
6
May 17
Preferred
of
493A
46%
103/8
42%
*76
No par
4
8 5/a Aug
32% Jan
81
$3.70
Oil
50
45%
10 3/a
92
No par
Union
50
473/8
41%
10
common
series
series
Jan
4
21
May 10
19
128
No par
Corp
Co
.5
6%
293A Jan
73A Jan
25% Oct
32% Apr 20
&
435/s Jan
4
130
6
4
88
Rubber Co.
5
Jan
25
Corp
8% Jan
'
,
;
(The)
37% Feb
87% Jan
32
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50
50
46
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, February 6, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year i960
Lowest
25
Dec
118% Jun
19
85% Oct
148
Lowest
Highest
161
4
100% Jan
13
155
Aug 23
Jan
NEW
3% Dec
20
8% Jan
4
4
Jan
31% Feb
12
17
Jan
3
20
156
19
6
8
Jan
4% Jan
20
"7% Oct 24
13% Jan
15
34 Va Nov
29
40
Jan
22
35% Jan
17
8
30% Sep
1
26% Jan
5
8
8% Sep
26% Jan
30
7% Jan
3
8% Jan
5
23% Jan
20% Oct
25
30
•
>
3
31 Va Feb
47% Jan
12
78
Aug 31
75
Jan
5
77
Jan
46"% Jan
6
53% Jan
33
Nov
17
47
Apr
25% Dec
21
45 % Dec
22
36% Apr
50% Sep
26% Dec
26
Jan
3
31 % Feb
45% Jan
4
48% Jan
75% Jan
3
84% Feb
145% Jan
'26% Feb
9
29% Jan
3
38% Feb
3
19% Jan
10
20% Jan
24
United
11
Jan
3
14 % Feb
3
51% Jan
4
30
Jan
3
36 Va Jan
30
15
30% Jan
10
35
31
6
159% Nov
21
153% Jan
9
41% Apr
14
80% Jun
17
52 % Jan
16
21% Oct
24
33% Dec
23
30% Jan
4
28% Jan
8
53% Dec
29
48
70% Feb
18
18
84
90% Oet 28
29% Deo
Jan
3
38% Feb
1
8%
Co
Pictures
83
Feb
3
4%%
53 Va Jan
3
Upjohn
'
*35%
'
11% <11%
02% Jen
If
89
1
*49%
02% Jun 92
T% Oil
1
13
16
5
15% Jan
84
Jan
4
19
Jan
4
13 Va Jan
4
87% Jan
3
91
If
102% Apr
14
98% Jan
5
56%
53%
55%
65,300
38%
37%
38%
36%
38
93,500
37%
33%
35%
33%
34
32%
33
20%
20
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
21%
12%
12%
12%
13
12%
13
12%
13
*30%
*31%
31%
31%
32
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
2,500
52%
54%
32,500
53
50,000
Co
*30%
31%
31%
31
31
10
21%
21%
22
22'A
22
22%
51%
53 Va
51%
53%
53 Va
53%
49 Va
48%
52%
3%
52%
54%
3%
3%
3%
37
36 Va
37 Va
35%
53%
54%
48%
49%
37/a
4
36%
37
.
6% dividend par tic preferred.lOo
Virginia Elec & Power Co com
8
$5
24
16 Va Feb
8
55 Va
197/a
preferred
$4.20
3
101 Va Feb
3
6Va%
108
51%
50%
3%
109
109 Va
108 Va
51 Va
50
50%
50 %
36%
50%
109
3%
37
2,900
400
4,900
4,400
1,400
52%
26,900
105%
220
105
106
106
105
105
84
*32
84
*82
84
*83
85
*84
85%
*88%
90
83%
88%
*88
90
♦88
90
*88
90
100
*85
87%
85
85
*84
86
*84
86
*84
86
common
4,400
10,400
51%
51%
106
*104%
330
109%
*82
-
1,100
108%
105
'
105 Va
___
30
10
1
12 %
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13%
preferred______lf
convertible
5%
5% %
108%
50%
4
37%
109%
100
preferred
31
3%
36%
100
Materials Co
Jan
108
48'A
'
'
100
preferred
preferred
$4.12
04% Apr
56
36'A
37%
Vulcan
1
20
53%
36%
13 Va
3
8
9,200
54'A
20%
17
13% Jun
156
37%
Jan
84% Dec
156
12%
13% Feb
86
11
9% Jan
4
Jan
156
20 Va
$4.04
90
*155
37%
12.80
1
•
9
156
1
•
1.25
23
J an
*155
35%
"
50
*79%
156
12%
53%
Vertientes-Camaquey Sugar Co_6%
Virginia Carolina Chemical com
1
25
85
*155
37%
Van Raalte Co Inc
'
Aug 10
00% Aug 18
156
55
Associates
Aug 31
13,300
34%
*155
53%
America
of
Co'
85
36%
34%
35%
100
Steel
Corp
Vendo
20
34%
35
p
Vanadium-Alloys
Varian
Jen
72,000
36%
34%
6,200
2
106 Va Jan
14%
35%
35
36%
3
3
12%
36%
34%
36%
54 Va Feb
Jan
11%
34%
35
12
37
54% Jan
103
11%
36%
34%
36%
4
106% Aug 24
11%
35%
28,700
13
4
11%
36%
34%
51%
46% Jan
00% Jen
100
35%
•
1
Light Co
44 Va Jan
Jan
43,000
20%
83
&
51% Dec
54 "A Jan
38%
21
36%
2
116
10
37%
*20%
37%
36'A
3
27
35%
*20
36%
Feb
Jan
19%
-36%
22% Feb
49% Jan
36%
19%
12,700
36%
Power
32
28
35%
35%
36%
Utah
3
54% Dec
36%
21 Va
35%
51
6
Apr 22
34% Jan 20
35%
*20%
2,900
26%
83
19% Jan
4% Jan
36%
93,200
26
51
28% Jan
38 Va Jan
*35%
21%
84%
143 %■
26%
36
26%.
*50
38
4
83%
143%
1,500
51
Vanadium
9
84%
143%
800
15,900
33%
1
Van
11
48
51
18
2% Jan
31%
Norman Industries Inc com_2.B0
$2.28
convertible preferred
5
12
34% Jan
39
30%
48
82%
24
108
39
31%
48'A
83%
36
34%
'
38%
X143 %
26%
*35%
38%
20
50%
27
11
83%
36
3,805
29%
144%
*20%
30o
com
81%
144%
26
155
81%
13 Va Jan
28
*35%
82 Va
26%
153 %
*47%
,
144%
26%
36
__._2.50
Inc
81%
144
'
153%
50%
21% Jan
28
81%
39,200
77%
50%
22% Sep 28
67% Jun 20
JM
48
26 %
53
51%
14
09
29%
144%
10,100
51%
153%
39
47%
1
19
60
38%
29
48%
'
46%
*76%
53'A
82
37 Va Jan
8% Jan
153%
153
45%
77%
53
49%
3
39% Dec
152%
152 va
45%' ' 46
*76%
50
3
113% Dec
53%
*81
3
0
77
50%
Jan
If
44%
77
52%
53
80
12 % Jan
2% Sep
44'A
77%
53%
*76%
38%
1
—
19% Dec
21% Mar
45
5,100
51
18
70
18,200
31%
50%
30% Jan
20
25%
31
29%
•=
100
24%
38
80%
8%
25
31'A
<*8%
25 'A
*8%
27,700
30%
28%
144%
32%
24%
48%
...
19,400
38
32
8%
100
30%
31%
Co
Co
*8%
10%
6,600
25
38%
.
10%
*36
32%
70
19
24%
48
;
10%
38
11,900
30%
38%
16%
*17%
4%
30%
29%
__100
Corp
10%
32
8%
4%
19
*36
'
107%
157
50%
5
24
10%
32%
*8%
4%
*17%
38
105
*156
*79%
2
3
Oct
10%
8%
4 Va
19
31%
108%
157
51
8
38% Oct 24
4%
50
—50
Shares
107
*156
25%
44%
*
153%
com
the Week
Feb. 3
30
-
53%
152 '/a
Friday
25
!
77%
com_No par
Products
90% Feb
31
3%
25%
29%
108%
157
*36
32%
Sales for
Thursday
80
15% Sep
Sep
8%
10%
38
31%
PRICES
50
44
Jan
10%
*36
52%
100
preferred
Co
34% Jan
ao
10%
31%
43%. -44%
...100
Universal
10
37 % Jan
Tobacco
Oil
1
4
Leaf
Match
Jan
*17%
*76%
common.—No par
Universal
1
18%
38
SALE
Feb. 'i
1
Universal
5*
Jail
preferred
preferred
3
33% Jan
21
Jun
19
18%
100
Corp
Whelan Corp
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp.
0
15% Oct
11
38
62
26
78 % Jan
13
156% Jan
4%
29'A
_
—1
Stockyards
Universal
4%
24"%
*
6
preferred._25
Vitamin <fc Pharmaceutical
1
US
4%
*8
non-cumulative
54
Jan
49% Feb
Aug 18
62% Jun
■
Jan
7%
107%
*155%
10%
8
United
11
Jan
109%
155%
30 Va
Corp
Tobacco
Jan
23
!36
US
108
155%
.
HIGH
Feb. 1
109%
*35%
16
AND
Wednesday
156
6
Smelting Ret & Min
7%
preferred
US Steel Corp common
'
7% preferred
34% Dec
;
35
1
common
1st
-
60
preferred,,series B_
non-cum
\
___1
common
common
US
1
10
Co
U S Shoe
19
6
Inc
_50
preferred series A
Rubber Co
8%
2
3
23 Va Jan
preference
Industries
3%%
19
141% Jan
19%
Lines
US
31
Jan
41% Feb
,
3
19
*18%
13% July 11
26
148
•
3
39% Jan
4%
24 % Mar 29
*
2
29% Oct
3
Feb
5
36% Jun
2
12
37 % Jan
12
37% Nov
8
Feb
27
155
Aug 25
26% Aug 25
14
May
15% Jan
3
148
4
15
24
149% Jan
103% Jan
28
34% Jan
9
157% Aug 11
4%
A
preferred
;
U 8 Pipe 6c Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
*_
U 8 Plywood Corp common
27
5
*154%
4% %
17
Jan
108'A
100
common
4%%
2
25
—..,4
class
US
•
Co
Tuesday
Jan. 31
Hoffman Mach common„82%c
US
30
26 % Jan
43% Jan
4
Jun
25 Va Jan
4
19
Jan
69% Sep
1
Jan
144
22
23
64
41% Oct 26
139% Jan
3
Monday
Jan. 30
P»f
-
preferred
5%
24
Jan
32% Feb
50% Jan
35
40% Aug 10
75
Jan 28
11% Jan
36
Gypsum
US
23
25% Nov
8
7%
16
25% Jun
•
U
10
Jan
9 % Jan
3
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
109% Jan
12
15 V» Dec
7% Mar
YORK
Highest
13 Va
13%
15%
15%
36,200
15%
15%
15%
15%'
15 Va
16 '/a
16
-
16%
2,900
101'A
101%
preferred
preferred
—100
*90
100
91%
101
101
;//
89
91...
101
89 Va
101
♦101
90
*.
*89
101 Va
"
*101
90
90
101%
90
590
70
VI
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w
m
Key is
B2% Not
1
11% Dec
80
30
40
Jen
18% Jun
Not
1
40% Dec
30
41% Dec
10
*1
81
Feb
2
Wabash
RR
;
25 Va Jan
11
28
Jan
19
Wagner
Electric
"* ;
11% Jan
9
12% Jan
26
Waldorf System
Jan
64
4
Jan
25
3
Walker
3
Wallace
8 V* Jan
3
9% Jan
12
Walworth
10% Jan
4
12% Jan
19
Ward
82
4
86 Va Jan
16
4
15
7
18
14
21% Mar
2
Jan
:
Jan
3
8% Jan
5
55 % Feb
3
16% Jan
3
21 Va Feb
6
3
Warner
3
19
<44% Sep
13
41% Jan
5
47 Va Feb
3
4
30 Va Jan
3
38% Jan
23
S0V« Jan
15
25% Jan
6
27% Jan
13
7% Jan
14
4 Vs Jan
4
5 % Jan
30
4
10 Va Jan
4
13% Feb
1
4
Deo
1
87
29
Jan
17
4
Jan
98% Aug 30
94
Jan
5
82% Feb
1
89
Oct
3
87
78% Jan
IB
86
Jun
20
30% Oct 28
56% Jan
92% Feb
17
97 % Sep
29
17% Nov 14
29% Feb 17
35 Va Jan
4
41% Jun
17
03
10
Not
10
08
Key 11
88% May
16% Apr
4
July 29
37% Jan
West
19
26
3
Western
Air
38% Jan
20
Western
Auto
98
27
Jan
4%%
>
35 % Jan
19
Western
4%
Western
Union
39% Jan
3
47 % Jan
20
Jan
3
24% Jan
23
Westinghouse
45
J an
18
50
Jan
10
Westinghouse
86 Va Jan
13
88% Jan
23
104
Feb
2
104
Feb
3
Jan
44
6
40% Jan
3
Aug 31
99 Va Jan
9
Jan
3
55
Feb
50% Jan
102
Jan
4%%
White
Dental
19
White
Motor
30
5%%
7 Va Jan
3
30
Jan
13
Jan
5
39% Jan
13
18% Oct 21
31% Mar 10
28% Jan
4
20% Jan
4
24 Va Jan
17
45
Jan
3
50% Jan
20
41% Jan
3
49
Jan
19
Wilson
79% Jan
5
82
Jan
31
0
Mar
41% Oct
75
10
06
Apr
1
tit No*
*Bid
3
and
4
32% Feb
26
13% Jan
41% Jan
25
27% Jan
6
122 Va Jan
Jan
3
31% Feb
22% Jan
3
25% Jan
66% Jan
17
49
69
Wilson-Jones
Windsor
6%
97%
3
Va Jan
31
Feb
2
13%
14
9% Feb
2
10 Va Jan
16
27% Jan
3
6
24
Jan
4
88% Jan
3
19% Jan
97% Jan
sales
on
this
31% Jan
11
3
4
day.
Feb
21% Feb
112% Jan
r
27
Cash sale,
Zenith
wd
When
33%
*33
25'A
43%
42 %
24%
44%
*102
47%
89
104
147%
48%
24%
47
*87%
*102
22
37%
98
21%
36%
*96
22'A
36%
98
4%
5
13
13%
97%
4%
97%
5
13 Va
2,600
97%
97%
220
35
34%
34%
34
35%
35
35%
25%
26 Va
25%
257/a
8,400
43 %
42%
43%
42%
43%
43%
44%
37,500
24%
24 Va
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
48%
x47%
47%
47%
48 Va
47
48
87%
*87
88
88
88
88
*102
104
104
104
*104
105
49
50
104
48%
49%
93 %
93%
94
29%
28 Va
28%
71
71
71
7%
7%
25%
7%
*25
53%
50
101
7%
26
v
53%
48%
*100
7%
*25
Stores
39
23
49%
49%
46%
47
48'A
49
43%
48%
47'A
47%
47
47%
83
82
82
30
30
31
32 Va
32
32
11%
13
11
12%
11%
11%
26%
45'A
27%
45%
126
27%
44%
*124
27%
45%
126
27%
44%
*124
55
49%
100
7%
100
7%
*38%
39
23
*124
54
47%
26
38%
1
28 Va
*25
24
100
7%
94
71
26
38%
.10
101
,
.
*25
23%
Inc
7%
27%
*69
50%
25 Va
39
10
'100
*93 Va
28'A
49%
24
10c
93%
54%
7%
49%
71
54'A
*81 %
Inc
27%
48%
38%
*82
93%
*69
53%
23%
5
*86 Va
49%
101 Va
No par
common
10
34'A
71
2 5'A
r
4,300
25 Va
93%
48"%
20,100
37%
98
34
49%
101
23%
34%
28%
50
37%
*96
120
24%
93%
102
23%
37 Va
10
34,700
96%
*95
98
20
38%
33%
75
49%
37%
34
30%
101
1,400
12%
26
48%
53%
1,300
18,800
34.
29
54
37%
*96
9,600
33%
93 Va
83%
27%
45 -/a
126
12,100
1,700
17,300
168,100
240
13,100
390
17,900
200
3,900
16,800
250
3,300
100
39%
*38%
39%
400
23
23%
23 Va
23%
2,500
49%
49%
48 Va
49%
1,400
457/a
14,800
45
46%
45
*82
83'A
*82
85
100
32
32%
*31
33
11%
12
1,400
5,700
26,700
27 Va
45 "A
27%
45%
11%
27%
12
27%
45%
45%
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126
124%
124%
10
7,200
10
*30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
31%
31
31
31%
10
25%
25%
31%
2,200
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
67
25 Va
10
67%
66%
67%
5,100
66%
67%
67
67%
54%
67%
18,900
55%
68%
Corp common
10
preferred 4%% series__100
55%
56%
55
56
56%
57%
58
*88
58%
88%
38%
10,300
88%
87%
88 va
88%
88%
88%
88 Va
330
110%
6,200
9'A
800
30%
13,400
Service
Corp
Co
W)
Co.
—No par
100%
—8
9%
A Towne
Mfg Co
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No per
3
33%
24 Va
Yale
2
21%
*93%
1
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
SO
25'A Jan
101
95
50
preferred
Prior
95
22
34
*87%
Worthington
58% Feb
37%
41%
1
20
36%
26
20
common
38%
25%
1
Co
(F
33%
100
Industries
Iron
88
no
97%
5
No par
Inc
Woodward
115
i
12%
37
53
Co
Co
Woolworth
6
4
8)
S
preferred
3
Jan
3
0
Oil
&
31
3
37% Jan
(The
preferred.
Public
Jan
prices;
12 %
12%
*96
*71
Inc
Wisconsin
Jan
130% Sep
27%
37
80
preferred
common
convertible
$4.25
1
Jan
asked
27%
98
*33
-
10
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
87
Aug 28
27%
5
36%
100
preference
Stores
21%
common_6.25
Winn-Dixie
95
20
27%
5%
98
2.50
3
29% Jan
138% Jan
$3
White
5
13
Jan
.
95
*93
40
series B
Mfg
Co
37%
com__Nopar
3
45% Feb
126
23
88
27%
4%
98%
No par
Sewing Machine
Prior
10
17
White
2
Jan
26% Jan
11
Oct
101
19% Sep 28
84% Oct 20
18% Dec 27
•OH Feb IT
4
10
Dec
95
7
80% Oct
Jan
27% Jan
8% Jan
10% Jan
80% Mar 10
TO
July 11
27%
5 %
97%
100
preferred
Wilcox
22
83% Aug 18
00
27%
12%
8
com
preferred
Electric
convertible
3
37
8
27%
12%
Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5
preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common.
5
25'A Jan
26
Co
Telegraph
Air Brake
preferred
Wheeling & Lake
8
22% Deo
27%
4%
1
RR
3.80%
2
50% Feb
Ry
2nd
Pacific
22
8
43% Sep 14
127% Sep 29
31% Aug 17
30% Jan
8
37 Va
4
Inc
Maryland
non-cum
Western
8
0
Lines
Supply
preferred
4.80%
27% July 12
80
37%
23%
16
Jan
Jan
52% Jan
20
37
*27%
Pulp & Paper common_^_8
preferred
_100
23% Feb
27
Jan
36%
22'A
35% Jan
96
95
24% Nov 15
80% Feb
36 Va
95
4
Va
36
30% Apr
36%
95
25
6
119
37%
95
Jan
19% Jan
93
26
8
12,100
38
West
27
21
47 Va
37%
Jan
15% Sep
1,700
46
37%
Jan
29Va Nov
56%
46%
36%
Jan
85% Oct 31
56 Va
46
89%
95
10% May 11
57
46 %
85
71
29
56%
-45%
*88
30
Dec
57%
46'A
J6 %
*83
3
45
*56%
45 *
38
85
10
28 Va Dec
56%
45
89%
27% Jan
8
29,900
35
56 Va
*83
68
May 27
83% Jan 11
5,500
75%
34%
♦34%
*88
28
70
21 Vb
74%
35
75%
35
6
22
12% May
20%
75 Va
73%
34 %
42% Jan
70
21
20%
73%
75%
35%
31
34% Jan
Oct
20%
74%
>
36 Va Jan
Mar
48
20%
55 Va
99
July 26
14 Va Jan
20 Va
54%
83 Va
64
Dec
20%
150
54 %
'88%
82
6% Nov 21
3,900
28,800
54%
88 %
3
67% Jan
54
-
98%
3
102
53%
8
83 Va
9 2'A Jan
14
54
7%
88 %
42% Jan
31
8%
85%
2
Oct
;■
♦83
6
08% Oct
8
*87
Sep
36
17,700
•
85%
98
Va July
2,000
7%
84%
8 Va
88%
62% Jan
48
38
9%
11%
*83
41% Sep 28
37% Mar 14
8%
11%
83%
85
*87
02% Dec
Sep
9
11%
100
3
2
44%
8%
*83
100
19
22
No par
•
C
35 Va Feb
18
4,200
B
27% Jan
10
2,500
27
series
3
28
1,700
42%
26%
series
3
Jun
8%
11%
62
42%
preferred
4
89 Va Aug
9
12
84
61%
42%
27
preferred
24 Va Jan
65
.
63
\
4.10%
31% Jan
103 Va Dec
8%
11%
83%
■
1,600
4.20%
31% Jan
6
57
100
9 %
5,400
ll7/a
1
6
4
56%
pfd
26%
600
27%'
35
8
4%*
42
27
83%
27%
*11%
19
6
5
Power
62 %
41/a
26%
*81
•
88% Feb
14
13
No par
20%
74
35%
Co
63 Va
41%
27%
83
20%
1
Coal
63
41
12
53 %
73%
Mills
Kentucky
3%
7%
35%
Corp
63
82%
53% -53%
5
11%
r
""
No par
Co
27
11%
;|11%
-
.8%
20 Va
81
26%-
11%
83 Va Jan
Jan
Jan
83
8%
0
PharmaceutlcaL.l
Knitting
8%
12
81
27%
11%
17
37
32% Jan
1
-
Inc
Co
D)
Motor
Penn
8%
11%
83
81
26%
23
25% Dec
81 % Oct 25
45
Oct 25
Sep
Waukesha
1
26%
4
27
*80%
Jan
4
57
77% Jan
Feb
40%
....
(S
Welbilt
62%
40 3
80
V." 27%
11%
82% Jan
4
88% Oct 31
102
99
Co
Wayne
62%
3A
27
__1
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
West
62 3A
40
__100
Corp.-
Warner-Lsmbert
37% Jan
45% Jan
11%
No par
50c
Inc
Pictures
r 75% Feb
27
9% Dec
Bros
9
17
27
11%
—
3
57% Jan
80
27%
11%
common.
Industries
Warren
80
27 %
2.50
Jan
3
W
it
preferred
Ward
80
10
Co
64
53 Va Jan
•3% July 14
G
Tlernan
34% Feb
22
Dec
«fc
37% Jun
54% Nov
30
(Hiram)
Warner
106
No par
10
01% Aug 23
30
preferred
Corp
Baking Co
6%
30
52% Jan
4% ft
Co
42% Feb
27% Jan
09% B«p ao
46H May 4
00% May 20
.
Walgreen
6
11
54 Va Dec
Oot 37
Feb
•
57
38% Jan
89% Jan
•
-
26% Jan
10% Jan
17% Mer
5
6
15% Jan
15
•
:
79% Jan
19
Dec
16% Jan
>
'OHNorai
t
8
60% Aug 24
«
23
7
1
'44% Jan 25
14
MHAuf
27 % Dec
Deo
Radio Corp.
distributed,
x
y
104%
9%
9%
106
9%
105
*9Va
107%
9%
109
9 Va
31%
31%
30%
31%
30 Va
31
30%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24'A
97%
98
97%
98%
97%
99 Va
98
20%
21
20%
21
£0%
21
20%
110%
Ex-dividend,
102
Ex-rights,
z
112%
104%
Ex-distribution.
110%
105'A
108%
107 Vs
115
9%
30%
24%
110
9%
30
24
101
100
21
21
108%
107
24%
101
21%
108
1,500
18,100
5,000
25,900
Volume
Number
193
6027
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(621)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
italic
when
letters
the
bonds
In
the
mature.
headed
column
Period"
"Interest
LOW
Lowest-;
Range Since Jan. 1.
Lowest
Highest
Highest
NEW
Low
EXCHANGE
in
each
HIGH
SALE
High
103.6
*102.24
103
Low
point.
Thursday
103.8
Friday
-
Sales for
'
Feb. 2
Low
High
*103
month
a
PRICES
.Feb. 1
Low
the
case
32nds of
more
Wednesday
Jan. 31
:•
High
*102.30
May 15 H76-19M
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Jan. 30
>
YORK STOCK
Treasury 4%s
Exchange
indicate
Figures after decimal point represent one or
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Year I960
Feb. 3
\
High
Low
•103.10
103.18
Week
High
*103.26
Bonds(9)
104.2
Treasury, 4s
Oct
1
1969
*101.20
101.28
*101.16
101.24
*101.20
101.28
•101.26
102.2
•102.6
102.14
Treasury 4s
Feb
1
1980
*101.12
101.20
*101.6
101.14
*101.4
101.12
•101.14
101.22
*101.26
102.2
*100.18
100.22
♦100.18
100.22
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100.22
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100.30
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100.20
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100.18
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100.20
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100.26
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101:.
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3%s—;
May if
If
J974
May
15
1900v
:_Nov
Treasury 3
Treasury 3%s
Apr
80.8
11
11
Apr
___Noy
Treasury 3%i—_ Jun<-16
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18
96.12 Feb
18
15
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18
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91.8
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91.16
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98.28
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99.2
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97.18
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97.14
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97.22
86.28
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87.6
91.16
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100.4
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100.4,
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100.5
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100.15
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100.16
♦100.13
100.16
♦100.13
100.16
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210
100.5
100.16
15
1968
*96.12
96.16
*96.8
96.12
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96.12
*96.14
96.18
*96.14
Nov
Treasury 2 Vis
15
1961
*99:29
99.31
*99.28
99.30
*99.28
99.30
*99.29
99.31
*99.29
99.31
1962-1967
*93,18
93.26
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93.20
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93.20
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93.28
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94
Jun
15
96.18
:
-
"
,
98.12
*98.4
98.8
♦98.4
98.8
•98.10
98.14
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98.12
Dec
Aug 15 1903
15 1963-1968
*98.8
2 Vis
♦91,2
91.10
*90.28
91.4
*90.28
91.4
*91.6
91.14
*91.14
91.22
Treasury 2 Vis
Jun
15
1964-1969
*90.10
90.18
*90.6
90.14
*90.6
90.14
•90.20
90.28
*90.30
91.6:
Treasury 2 Vis
Dec
15
1064-1961
*89.26
90.2
*89.20
89.28
*89.20
89.28
*89.30
90.6
*90.8
Treasury
2 Vis
Treasury
90.16
Treasury
2 Vis
Mar
15
1965-1970
*89.18
89.26
*89.14
89.22
*89.14
89.22
*89.26
90.2
*90.6
90.14
Treasury
2Vis
Mar
15
1906-1971
*88.18
88.26
♦88.16
88.24
*88.16
88.24
*88.28
89.4
*89.8
89.16
Treasury 2Vis
Treasu:y 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Jun
15
1967-1972
*87.18
87.25
*87.16
87.24
*87.16
87.24
•87.30
88.6
*88.14
88.22
Sep '■/' 15
1967-1972
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87.20
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88.18
Dec
15
1907-1972
*87.18
87.26
*87.16
87.24
*87.16
87.24
♦87.30
88.6
*88.14
88.22
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Jun
15
1959-1962
*99.5
99.7
*99.4
99.6
*99.4
99.6
*99.6
99.8
*99.6
99.8
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98.24
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98.23
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98.23
*98.23
98.25
*98.23
98.25
15
Dec
International Bank
.*
1959-1962
for
Reconstruction
&
Development
6s
Feb
15
4 Vis
Nov
1
•104
1985
105
*104
105
*104
105
*104
105
*104.16
105.8
1980
103
104
*103
104
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104.16
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104
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104.16
1961
101
101.16
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101.16
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101.12
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101.2
1
1973
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102
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102
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102
l'
♦101
102
*101.8
102.8
1
1977
'100.24
♦100.24
101.24
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102
*101.8
102.8
|4%s
4 Vis
Deo
4 Vis
Jan
•
-
:
101.24
*100.24
101.24
4Vis_
May
1
1978
*97.b
98.8
*97.8
98.8
*97.8
98.8
*97.16
98.16
*97.16
4%s
Jan
15
1979
*97
98
*97
98
*97
98
*97.16
98.16
"♦97.16
98.16
3 Vis
May
15
1908
*97:8
98.8
*97.8
98.8
♦97.16
98.16
*97.16
98.8
*97.24
98.16
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3 Vis
Oct
"
100.20
3 Vis.,
1909
*94,24
95.24
*94.24
95.24
*95
1971
*93.16
94.16
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5%s debentures series II 1982
:
June-Dec
5s
debentures
series
I
1982
April-Oct
4%s debentures series J 1983—
Mar-Sept
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debentures series
K
1983-1
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5%s debentures series N 1984—
April-Ocf
5 Vis debs series O 1985
Apr-Ocf
3 Vis subord 'conv debs
1964
—_—May-Nov
Columbus Si South Ohio Elec 3 Vis 1970—May-Sept
1st
mortgage 5%s
^
:
1983
1st
mortgage 3%s
1986
88
86%
86%
88%
90%
89%
91%
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series
debentures
1st
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5
93
93
36
108
107
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26
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108
106 %
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Edison
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mortgage
First
mortgage
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«
debentures
f
s
4%s
1961
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B 1976 Mar-Sept
1983:
1st
108
refund
and
First
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refund
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refund
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and
refund
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mtge
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1961
1982..
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mtge
mtge
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1st
mtge
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ref
and
3Vis
M
G
series
1st
Si
ref
M
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series
Si
ref
M
3 Vis
series
I
conv
1977
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105%
16
103%
95%
1
95%
95%
1
89
90
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1st
Si
ret
1st
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ref
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ref
93%
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—
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100
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Si
ref
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82
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82
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86
—
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conv
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ref
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ref
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ref
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series
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s
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88
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debentures
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1981.
series X
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conv
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%
.
1
1972
debentures
1975
1977
debentures
debentures
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debentures
1980
debentures
1981
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85%
debentures
General
103%
103
103%
97%
102 Vi
101%
105%
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Shoe
1982
Corp
3.20s
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4s
95 %
135
:
3%s debs
1980
1979
conv
208
216
8
101
100
102
28
93%
93%
94%
92%
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—
93
703
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32
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89%
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55
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1
216
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96
90%
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93%
94
24
1
131
91%
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90%
.
92 %
94
104%
103
104%
153
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104
103% 104 %
139
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105
99%
99
99%
307
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89%
89%
25
89
90%
l_
82
82
151
168
189
355
173'%
196%
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debs 1971.
May-Nov
4Vis convertible debentures 1977—
June-Dec
General Time 4%s conv subord debs '79—Feb-Aup
General Tire Si
Rubber Co 4%s 1981
ApriZ-Oct
Glidden
Co
4%s
debentures
1983—
May-Nov
General
129%
90
96%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1979
5s
29
72
97% 100%
100% 100 J2
iooy
Feb-Aup
debentures
3%s
—
132% 135
*92%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1964
1969—
debentures
92
100
1976——Jan-July
1961
debentures
—
216
93%
Acceptance Corp—
debentures
2%s
General
__
*88
of Texas—
Transport 4s conv debs 1981—May-Nov
Co 5Vis income debs 1987_Ju?ie-Dec
Electric Co 3Vis debs
1976——-May-Nov
General
91%
103%
"i
107
—
101
101
*99%
Cigar
General
88%
■'
■
96%
95%
101
*103
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
May-Nov
1980
4%s
Ry
Oil
American
conv
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91%
—
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101
105
96%
106%
96%
105
Amer
General
87%
13
■
—
103
f
—
1
85%
•
—
—
—
85%
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•
.
—
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'
83%
83
*78%
1982—
1979
debs
4%s
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Denver
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4s
*78%
—
83
»
'
Mar-Sept
—
Co—
Ry
series A 2011
5%s conv inc ser A
Dairies
Worth
5s
June-Dec
1983
—
'
Feb-Aup
1982
130
84
ApriZ-Oct
1979
1985
151%
May-Nov
June-Dec
1976
266^
144% 152
1976—
1982
debentures
4%s
U
1977
3Vis
Corp—
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(Bait) —
Jan-July
April-Oct
1986
Jan-July
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83
-
86%
98%
1978
debentures
3Vis
T
2%s
Natural
debentures
3Vis
5s
El
Gas
Fair
Foremost
Fort
89%
debs 1984
Light & Power
subord
mtge
Consolidated
5s
Electrodynamics
—
Jan-July
May-Nov
1961
1972
5s
mtge
87%
3s
Consolidated
92
—
1971—Mar-Sepf
1976
Rubber 3s debs
Coast
East
85
—'
Tire &
mtge
87%
May-Nov
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
June-Deo
Feb-Aup
1963
Florida
86%
86%
95
Metallurgical Corp—
subord debentures
86
89%
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18
87%
105
May-ZVoo
—
mortgage 3%s
first
debenture
1st
*84%
86%
—
92
*9%
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debentures
3 Vis
81
9
*88%
.
1973
debs
conv
2%s
86%
86
*84%
'
77
:
1965
division
Fansteel
■
:
Corp—
Supply Schwaben—
5%s debt adjustment 1973
Jan-July
Erie RR Co gen mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan 2015_April
First consol mortgage 3Vis ser E 1964—April-Oct
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First consol mortgage 3 Vis ser G 2000—Jan-July
A 5s
income
debentures Jan 1 2020
April-Oct
82%
84
81%
i
4
88%
88
.
77
—
1
(N Y)
stamped
Firestone
June-Dec
1989
1990—
R
ser
debentures
conv
P
\
86%.
*82%-
77
8
79
June-Dec
1986
1988
O
series
debentures
conv
M
,'j
84%
86
74
—
77%
14
79
86%
88
V
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1985
1986_
1987
N
series
5'Vis
M
L
series
4 Vis
1st
5s
K
series
3%s
84%
*84%
first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-July
Eastern Ry 3%s 1970——Mar-Sept
Southwestern first 5s 1965
April-Oct
Si
Ohio
76
74
2
'
—
78%
Jan-July
45
Joliet Si
4%s
1984
J
series
33/sS
M
1st
series
3%s
M
45
Energy
■
78%
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subord
conv
Paso
5s
88 Vi
*74
5s
El
85
Feb-Aug
1
1965 _Jan-JuZy
Associates 3Vis
Fuel
Si
Edison El 111
90
97% 100
May-Nov
45
Mar-Sept
Gas
*95%
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51
45
45
97%
1989
Eastern
April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
1981
47%
49%
174%
2010
Eastern
76
1983
44%
5
May-Nov
Jan-July
4Vis
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75%
1982
H
1st
f
102 %
*
ser A
48
51
Mar-Sept
;
debentures
mortgage
s
103%
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1982_Mar-Sept
2%s ser B 1977_April-Oct
2%s ser C 1972_June-Deo
3s ser D 1972
May-Nou
3s ser E 1979
Jan-July
3s ser F 1981
Feb-Aup
23/4S
5s
100%
Consolidated Edison of New York—
First
1st
101 %
95%
';
47
51
ApriZ-Oct
1977
1982—
1983
—
1984.——
mortgage 3%s 1986
mortgage 3%s 1988
90
—:
45%
June-Dec
3%s
21
98%
85
2001
46%
*78
_May-Nov
mortgage 3 Vis
20
98,'
*82%
sinking fund debentures 1999s
f debentures 1999—-—
2%s
28
98 %
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2%s
59%
26%
1995—June-Dec
3%s
mortgage
1st
104% 105
—Feb-Aug
58%
1
Mar-Sepf
debentures
Inc
mortgage
1st
104%
85%
1978
1st
95%
99%
1977
L
N
series
1st
1st
Co-
series
3s
3s
1
155
——-Feb-Aup
Apr-Ocf
Feb-Aup
1—Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
——Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
April-Ocf
Mar-Sepf
105% 106
1981—_—June-Dec
debentures
subord
conv
59%
27%
Mar-Sepf
Light Co 2%s 1977
mortgage 2%s 3 979
mortgage 2%s 3 980
101%
Combustion Engineering Inc—
3%s
59%
27'%
76
1980_t
debs
4s
debs
Industries
100% 102%
105
59%
27%
82
1978
2.35s
21
981/2
102 Vi
99
1
28
Inc—
debentures
f
19
103% 104%
Mar-Sept
1987
4Vis
mortgage
1977
C
98
97%
98%
*74%
1971
debentures
subordinated
1st
87%
88 Vi
*86%
;
95%
95
98%
*75%
>
Corp
Co
subord
Chemical
3s
Dresser
*86%
1975-
B
95
98
I
lien 4s
Tunnel
&
Gardner
conv
Dow
99%
*87%
1975
A
series
—
—
88
96%
1985
J
1984
O
1st
Ry
1995
4s
Aircraft
5s
97%
100
Feb-Aup
debentures
*95%
June-Dec
series
Tol Si Ironton RR 2%s ser
4s
■
99%
.
series
series
3 Vis
gold
Diamond
77
*96%
105
*85%
98
Jan-July
1993.
4%% 2018
April
mortgage (3%
interest) 1993—Jan-July
—
Detroit
97
ref
Terminal
Detroit
83%
.
102%
103
fixed
debentures
Mackinac
&
88
,
102%
—
__
*87
A
2%s
2%s
ref "2%s
Si
Second
91%
89%
&
Gen
Detroit
*71
100
refund
mtge
Gen
73
;
'
99 i8
series
3s
and
convertible
—
..
83
—
*103%
June-Dec
(3%
income
contingent
ref
&
81
: >'
86
*102% 105%
1982—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Gen Si ref 3%s series K 1976
I
May-ZVoo
3Vis convertible
debentures ,1969
Feb-Aug
l-'"64%
81
■
1011%
82 Vi
RR-—
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series
Lake
Edison
Gen
80'A '*■•83'
71
1980,
interest)
mortgage
Salt
&
fixed
59
:
Grande
contingent
Denver
: 94 Vi
2%s
tr
mortgage series A
Income
84
81
92%
100%
83%
*83%
6
84
Jan-July
_Mar-Sept
tr
56%
*76
97%
—.June-Dec
mtge Si coll
2
91%
101%
*83%
April-Oct
3%s
tr
coll
1st
95
8
91
101
94
Mar-Nov
81
21
97%
June-Dec
0
71
97
*78
1985—May-Nov
1984
June-Dec
series
debentures
101
May-Nov
1985.
59
99%
coll tr
3%s
-
7
Light Co—
Duquesne
3s
5%
1985-May-Nov
3 Vis
73
*78%
1977-—Jan-July
2042
1
3Vis
58%
100
May
tr
72
-
4-6s
tr
•HP''64^
Columbia Gas System Inc—
3s
5%
4%
97::'
1973—May-Nov
May
1993
coll
81
gtd 4%s 1961—April-Oct
first
Line
5
Div
coll
59
*85%
3%s 1986——————
mortgage 3s 1989
C
&
72 %
91%
Western
Si
series
M
&
V- "'
v.
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1993
B
68
May-Hoy
mtge
99%
^
<
>'i-
-LP
*65%.;•
mtge
1st
■
series
5s
5 %
Co—
RR
mtge
if.
■'
June-Dec
Refunding and impt 4%s series E 1977—Jan-July
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s 1991-Jan-July
St Louis Division first coll trust 4s 1990_May-Nov
Cleveland Electric Illuminating 3s 1970—Jan-July
First mortgage 3s 1982
•
—June-Oct
1st mortgage 2%s 1985——
—
Mar-Sept
General
1963
Western
1st
92%
64
'
i—
extended
Si
1st
—
83
110
83
Ry—
June-Dec
1993
4s
5%
5
*4%
Jan-JuZy
Feb-Aup
1st
93
»
27
•
f
General
4%
April-Oct
coll tr 4%s series B
mtge &
&
1965
1983
94%
"
8
5%
4%
25
June-Dec
coll trust 5s series A
Power
General
Cleveland. Cincinnati
___
96%
95
4
7%
63
5%
Division—
1st
—
95
90%
5
1<
Division
trust
1st
Denver
95
-—
5'H"
5%
Feb-Aug
98
„
.
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.
104
90
5
Mar-Sepf '
May-Noi
Mar-Sept
_
92
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—
101%
1
5
Apr-Ocf
96
*96
'
90%
4%
1975—April-Oct "
96%
18
98
97%
98
'
'
Cities
Essex
1st mtge Si
1st mtge &
58
1
58
58%
57%-
10
83
105%
5%
April-Ocf
1965
4s
refund
Pennsylvania
1%
1970
1986
1982
mortgage due
Si
Delaware
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
4%s debentures 1971
79%
95%
Jan-July
Lackawanna
and
A Income
'
79%
—Jan-July
—May-Nov
debs
3Vis
Hudson
York
First
73
77%
*73
93
Corp
5
June-Dec
1977
58%
3Vis series E 1969—_Feb-Aug
23/4S series G 1974
Feb-Aug
Financial
T
debs
debentures
51%
--
83
80
102%
5
June-Deo
1970
1990
58
gtd
mortgage
B
2%s debentures
1st
1978_
1970
A
;
3%s
debentures
subord
Collateral
mortgage 4 Vis 1987—.—:
Cincinnati Union Terminal—>
First
5 Vis
15
—
95
10
105%
90%
—June-Dec
1987
139
v
83
103% 104
1984—
56%
Jan-July
1st
83
104
6s
3%s
5s
60
—
99%
101 %
95
101%
101
June-Dec
56
"
98
*102%
1983—April-Oct
1st mtge 3Vis '66_May-Nov
Co
3s
Union Ry
3Vis
77
104
101
105
series
58
1975.April-Oct
1st mtge 2%s
Cincinnati Gas Si Elec
1979——
1978—
A
mortgage
Si
79
*78%
^
2
115
102 %
8
99%
85 %
113
*87
.-May-Nov
—
High
83%
95
June-Deo
series
56%
Jan-July
Jan-July
West Ind RR 4.3/as A 1982——May-Nov
Chicago Si
1984
1978
mortgage
Dayton
'-v
*76
,y
—
Station—
-ymortgage 3%s series F 1963
mortgage 2%s series G 1963
First
1976—_April-Ocf
1980—
mortgage
Deere
130
95
subord debs
4s
3s
mortgage
1st
113% 114%
103% 103%
99%
•
Union
First
>
debs
i
s
mortgage
First
Low
11
*102%
1970
4s
ref
Jan. 1
No.
84 %
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
Dayton Power Si Lt first mtge 2%s
1
78
72%
35
Mar-Sept
1st
mtge 5Vis
ser
C 1983.,
:
Feb-Aug
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First and refunding mtge 2~$4S-4%s 1994. Jan-July
Income
2%s-4%s 1994
:
Jan-July
Chicago
ref
Range Since
Sold
'
84 %
■■■«,
Am
4s
Bonds
High
Incorporated—
Morris
Chicago Rock Island Si Pacific RR—
1st mtge 2%s series A
1980
4Vis income debs 1995
of
Publishing
First
1999—April
Jan-July
conv
mortgage
First
Si
New
Western Ry—
inc 4%s Jan 1
3s series B
1989
mtge
St
lien
81
77%
4s
North
lien
5Vis
51
'63
Friday's
April-Oct
April-Ocf
debs
3s
4%s
equip
Si
1st
1st
■
72%
St Paul Si Pacific RR—
series A 1994
Jan-July
4Vis inc ser A Jan 2019—April
4Vis conv increased series B Jan 1 2044
April
A 5s
inc debs series A Jan 1 2055
Mar-Sept
ASecond
Imp
31%
—
77%
mortgage
Chicago Si
debs
debentures
Co
A 1st
A
Milwaukee
mortgage
A
28
51
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•
—
Chicago Indianapolis Si Louisville Ry—
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4s inc series A Jan 1983—April
A 2nd mortgage 4 Vis inc ser A Jan 2003 —April
General
Products
25
30
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28
or
Bid & Asked
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Week's Range
1965
Cuba Northern Rys—
A 1st
mortgage 4s (1942 series) 1970—June-Deo
A Cuba RR 1st
mtge 4s June 30 1970
Jan-July
<;:92%
48%
Co
Crucible Steel Co
83 Vi
92%
20
51
51
Oil
,114%
April-Oef
debentures
3%s
84%
Feb-Aup
1975
1985—
subord
conv
Corn
80 V4
83
5s
—'
■
92%
i
80
4
*80 '
—
83%
•
Co
debentures
A
'nf".
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83
■
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V;;
80%
C
93%
92
83%
*80%
85%
84%
•.
l
—
Last
Sale Price
Mar-Sepf
Copperweld Steel Co—
97%
85%
•
Can
Continental
111
107
57
108% 109
97
1st gold 5s 1982
May-Nov
Chicago Great Western 4s series A 1988—Jan-July
AGeneral inc mtge 4Vis Jan 1 2038
April
First
4Vis
1st mortgage
4%s
Continental Baking 3s
96
96
—
4%s
1975
1987—
19881989——
4%s
mortgage
2%s
mtge
debentures
mortgage
1st
81 V,
Chicago Si Erie
Chicago
1st
4%s
May-Nov
series B 1985
2054—
3%s
mortgage
A 5s
Convertible
97%
first
Power
Daystrom
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
' ■
A General mortgage inc conv
5s 1997
First
85
16
v
Period
,
Low
104
90
1
95
Ohio
&
6
102
94
Refund and lmpt M
•
92
94
Ry gen 4%s 1992
Mar-Sept
3'/as series D 1996—May-No®
Refund and impt M 3 Vis series E 1996__Feb-Aug
Refund and impt M 3%s series H 1973—June-Dec
R & A div first consol gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
Chicago Burlington Si Quincy RR—
First and refunding mortgage 3'/as 1985—Feb-Aug
First and refunding mortgage 27/as 1970_Feb-Aup
'1st <fc ref mtge 3s
1990
j.
Feb-Aug
1st
<fc
ref mtge 43/as
1978
Feb-Aug
Chesapeake
V
102
92
,
100
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jau-July
1965
3%s
conv
M.
Interest
Exchange
High
& Fibre—
Champion Paper
4%s
101
April-Oci
April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
1971
ww
••
debs
subord
conv
Without
Low
No.
High
New York Stock
Jan.1
<
Consumers
warrants
Without
Low
Sold
"
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Inc—
Gotham
conv
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
!
Chadbourne
(Range for Week Ended February 3)
Week's Range
Friday
27
189
183%
170
192
176% 196 %
104%
101
*92%
*102%
88
104%
—
■t
—
1r~~
98%
107
,
101Vi^102 %
28
(624)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
Monday, February 6, 1961
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended February 3)
Friday
bonds
Last
Period
Sale Price
Range
Friday'sBonds
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Jan. 1
No.
Low
Great
Northern
General
5s
General
Ry Co—
C 1973
4 %s
1978
D
96
105
117
103%
96 Vi
16
95%
97
70 Vi
15
65%
70 Vi
95%
mortgage
2%s series jP 1982
Jan-July
General mortgage 2s/aS series Q 2010——Jan-July
Great Western Financial Corp—
1974—
*67%
debs
inc
series
149
67%
1st
mortgage 3s
April
1st
1978
120
138 %
68
__
Vi
1st
mortgage
55%
15
55
56 %
84 %
84 Vi
4
84%
84 %
63
63 Vi
9
60%
64
33/aS
1st
3 Vis
mtge
1st
Hackensack
Harpen
General
mortgage
Corp
4s
Coal
5 Vis
5s
5Vis
Hocking
-Mar-Sept
Michigan Bell
4Vis debentures
78
85%
*81
81
—
1970
Jan-July
—April-Oct
Jan-July
1980
1999
99% lOOVi
.
100%
Jan-July
15
99%
95 Vi
——
96
Apr-Oct
4Vis
first
Ry
1975
18
94%
229
96 %
96
98% 100 Vi
*95 Vi
—
98
100%
94
—
94
Household
4Vis
1994
debenturss
debs
tr
Finance
118
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)
116 Vi 118
97
sinking
Jan-July
2%s
1970
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1968
fund
debentures
1978
113%
118
106%
113%
87%
f
debentures
1977
s
f
debentures
1984
debentures
1981
4%s
JHudson
Ac
refunding
t A Adjusted
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98
f:
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92
92
13
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99
101%
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94%
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83
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82
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11
94%
99
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94%
86
95%
91
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93%
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91
85 Vi
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87'/a
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244
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101 Vi 101%
25
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297
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62'%
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22
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97
94
94
5
77
80
101
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68
13
65%
68
177%
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18%
111
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■
77
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.
65%
;
93
..
96
74
»
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r 102 %
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13
11
13%
Jan-July
79%
79
79%
18
77%
79%
85
85
10
82 Vi
85
1978
85
June-Dec
1971
ser A
r-
/
—
Feb-Aug
86 %
*83
%
—■
71%
73
268
70%
71%
317
67
64%
63%
64%
113
62%
Railroad
Monon
Ac
2007
!.
April
625
95
65%
58%
18
617/a
57
»
59y4
94%
68%
91%
91%
11
27%
42
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91
27
24 Vi
'
102
40 Vi
57
.
101% 102
407/i
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283
59%
>71%
*58%
——
——
61 %
95
-
■
Ward Credit 4%b debs 1980—Jan-July
first gtd 3%s 2000
June-Dec
Montgomery
Morris
1
Jan
60%
58%
r
95
—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
4s 1991
debs
inc
6s
61
59
1 2045
5s income debentures Jan
Monogahela Ry 3%s series B 1966
85
731;
67 Vi
71%
4Vis coll trust 1976
Mohawk Ac Malone first gtd
'
49
41
58%
92
->27%
100
93
102
38%
41%
'
Maj/rNov
Mountain States Tel Ac Tel 2%s 1986
*72
—
3 Vis
"
-
*75
~
72%.,
1990-;
2005
1 2020
mtge income 4Vis series B Jan 1 2030——
income 4Vis series A Jan
>
85
>
mortgage 4Vis series B Jan 1
mortgage 4 Vis series C Jan 1
Gen mtge
Gen
13%
85
85
■?
/
•
74%
•
9%
*74%
'
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1948
69%
,
329
,
.
*77
—'
.
-
86%
*85
,
Mar-Sept
1980—
:
74%
*85
May-Nop
Muj-Nov
May-Nov
Jan-July
1979
3V4s series C 1974
3%s series F 1984
1st mortgage 3 Vis series G 1980
1st mortgage 3 Vis series H 1989
6s
62%
94%
95
Missouri Pacific RR Co
103%
April-Oct
mortgage
Corp
94
61
1990—June-Dec
4s
adjustment 5s ser A Jan 1967—April-Oct
5%s suDora income debs 2033
Jan-July
.
99
102%
first
Texas
Ac
A Cum
100%
1967
3Vis serlss B
f debentures
Kansas
*92%
April-Oct
40-year 4s series B 1962
Prior lien 4Vis series D 1978
93
•
99%
1957
mortgage
Consol
Steel
~
91
71
——
—-May-Nou
RR—
Prior lien 5s series A 1962
97%
97%
A
3s series B
mortgage
s
.
Feb
111 Cent RR consoi mtge 3V4i
3Vis
83
'
1st
5s
5a
income
mortgage
Consol
86
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Manhattan—
Ac
§ A' 1st
:•
*99% 100%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Illinois Bell Telephone 2Vis series A 1911
Ilseder
™
32
__
*97
•
Jan-July
1982
First
*87%
Jan-July
f debentures
s
110
108
'
——
June-Dec
s
4Vis
1
103
'
"
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Mfg 2%s 1967
Minnesota Mining Ac
Missouri
1972
Corp
debentures
4%s
83
Corp—
Corp of America—
coll
85%
100 Vi
'
— —
97%
*81
Minneapolis St Paul Ac Saulte Ste Marie—
First mortgage 4 Vis inc series A Jan 1971—May
AGeneral mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991—May
96
152
Co—
Ry
Minneapolis Ac St Louis
1st mortgage 6s 1985
101%
—
86%
102% 102%
74
Jan-July
1972
debentures
f
s
32
—
*85%
102%
1979—Jan-July
1909—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
mortgage
3.10s
1978
'98%
June-Dec
2Vis 1969
1st mortgage 3%s 1969
3Vis sinking fund debentures 1967
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%s s f debentures 1976
1st
81
83%
81
--
*103
—
Jan-July
1991
Michigan Central RR 4%s series C
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
1970
debs
series)
series)
subord
conv
4s
*77 V2
77%
85%
Community—
(7th
Chemical
conv
subord
(11th series)
Valley
Hooker
6s
77%
the European
Steel
and
113th
Hotel
2Vis 1978
1949
6s
of
secured
secured
5s
*84
15
'
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
.
102%
83 Vi
140
—
86%
100
*
51
85%
*85%
Feb-Aug
1980
debentures
84
'iw--
100 Vi 102%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Robbins 3%s debs 1973
:
*83
Jan-July
1972
1980
debentures
1974—May-Now
Feb-Aug
Telephone Co 3Vas 1988—April-Oct
—_—June-Dee
adjustment
conv
Authority
High
*76
Msy-Noo
June-Dee
—
first mtge
Water
debentures
Hertz
»
1983
'
104%/105
1
.
149% 152
-«i
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s
1st
mortgage 2%s 1980
_J.
Mining Corp—
4Vis
5s
1982
1
85
May-Nou
Merritt-Chapman Ac Scott Corp—
4 Vis conv subord debentures 1975
81 Vi
*87
—June-Dec
1981
33/as
mortgage
*80
f
s
McKesson Ac
June-Dec
2%s 1980
mortgage
1968
May Stores Realty Corp 5s 1977
McDermott (J Ray) Ac Co—
5s conv subord debentures 1972
70%
55%
Jan-July
1st
1978
"ex wts"_
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures
3 Vis s f debentures 1978
151
April-Oct
1979
23/4s
mortgage
*83%
■'
—
150'
Feb-Aug
Central RR 5Vis
Martin Co 5%s
151
*69 Vi
55 Vi
May-Nov
1969
debentures
3s
1972__May-Nov
Feb-Aug
conv
Maine
—
147
June-Dec
1st mtge 1978
.-'. .III"
_
I
101% 101%
'
5s
4%s
Gulf States Utilities 2%s
'II
.
105
105
101%
debs 1968__Mar-!(Sept
(R H) Ac Co 2%s debentures
subord debentures 1077
Macy
3 y4s
2056
A
II'
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*104
--
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July 2015
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Apr-Oct
Trucks Inc 5Vis subord
Mack
"
63%
66 %
—
*56 Vi
General mortgage Inc 4s series B Jan 2044
April
1st Ac ref M 3%s series G 1980
May-Nov
5s
61 %
__
Ohio RR—
General mortgage Inc 5s ser A
V— ;v
Low
m
96 Vi
General
debentures
--
Jan. 1
No.
117%
103%
68%
Ac
1st
110
*64%
subord
1st
.
3 Vis
mortgage
*77
Range Since
Sold
High
Feb-Aug
1984
mortgage 4%s 1987
mortgage 4Vis 1990
102 7/8
1
Jan-July
Mobile
__May-Nou
mortgage 3 Vis 1982
112
94%
79
mortgage 3Vis series O 2000——Jan-July
conv
101
605
1st
1st
v
117%
mortgage
5s
96
103% 103%
General
Gulf
95%
35
112
General
3Vis series N 1990
5
102 Vi 102 Vi
111%
Jan-July
Jan-July
series
series
'•*
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Louisville Gas Ac Elec 2%s 1979
96
or
Bid & Asked
Price
:
Exchange
New York Stock
High
Good Hope Steel & Iron Works—
7s s f mortgage 1945
April-Oct
Goodrich (B F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965—May-Nov
4%s s f debentures 1985
May -Nov
Grace (W R) Ac Co 3%s conv sub deb *75_flfcy-Nov
Grand Union Company 4Vis conv 1978
Jan-July
ast
Interest
bonds
Range Since
Sold
High
Week's Range
riday
Week's
Interest
Exchange
New York Stock
—
April-Oct
1978——-.—
debentures
*73
*80
:
85
yi
:
J.>
72% ,..73%
-,L
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—
--
Feb-Aug
—
—
N
—
•
——
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Indianapolis
Union
Inland Steel
Co
2 Vis
Ry
3 Vis debs
1972
NAFI
*66
1988—June-Dec
C
ser
Mar-Sept
•
—
*240
.
J
Corporation—
5 Vis
•
Mar-Sept
1980
debs
subord
conv
100%
99% 101%
136
98%
103
'
1st
mortgage 3.20s series I 1982_
1st
mortgage
3 Vis series
1st
mortgage 4Vis series K
1st mortgage 4Vis series L 1989
International
4Vis
International
3.65s
Interstate
3Vis
conv
Power
mortgage
I-T-E
Circuit
3Vis
Co
102 Vi
5
19
34
93
95%
49
90
256
261%
68
241
102%
99
100%
101 Vi
95'%
261
95%
A
1977
*86%
Mar-Sept
99
96%
'h
2%s
96 Vi
'
1975
97%
*79%
Mar-Sept
—
94.":
62
-—
Kansas
3Vis
Prods
City
Power
1st
mtge
1st
mortgage
2%
1979
1st
mortgage
National Tea
4%s
5Vis
2 Vis
2 Vis
debs
Kentucky Central Ry 4s
79%
guaranteed 4%s
3s
debentures
series B
1982
debentures
Jersey
Bell
:
3Vis
Telephone
Jersey
Power
New
York
Llarht
Ac
Central
3s
80
General
*78%
!
119%
117% 120%
Jan-July
*77%
Jan-July
*__
April-Oct
April-Oct
1997
123
446
102%
89%
78%
.94%
92
2
123
97%
1 %
120%
77%
94 %
123
*97
1959__Mar-Sept
N Y Central &
1977—
123
96%
1%
6
4 Vis
1
1%
N
income
Connecting
Y
Ac
1st
sinking
fund 3%s
series
A
1968—June-Dec
ref
Ac
5s
Valley
stamped 1974
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extended to 1984
Series
A
4s
Series
B
Series
C
A Series
fixed
D
4s
E
F
5s
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—
8
87 Vi
..-
88
97
97
1
97
85
1
80%
5 Vis
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conv
57%
57
57%
5
56%
62
57%
—
58
3
54%
58
*48
•
51 %
May
1
48%
50%
1
55
56%
32
25
30
32%
31 %
34%
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50
50%
55%
32
32
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48
50%
55%
,
32%
5
37
—
32%
.36
Miami
Lockheed
4.50s
Lone
RR
4s
Aircraft
Electric
Star
Gas
3s
(P)
Co
debentures
3%s
Co
7s
4%s
3s
debentures
Ac
debentures
108
110
106
132
1982
58%
Nashville
N
N
60
63 i/i
67
94%
94
94 Vi
26
92%
94%
58
56%
58%
137
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54%
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135
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mortgage
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•V General
mortgage
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%
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95.
97%
91%
97%
91 %
96 Vi
6
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52
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79%
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79
66%
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4«
1977
29%
369
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54%
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30%
10
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2
82%
83%
22
54%
55%
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63
»
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20%
79
3 Vis
78%
79
85 Vi
5
85 Vi
85%
80 %
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1
79%
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84 Vi
80
76%
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81%
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24
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101 %
95%
101
95%
6
93%
951%
78 3i
78%
4
78%
78%
*79
.
,
21
85%
1983
Feb-Aug
General mortgage 4%s 1987
Mar-Sept
Norfolk Ac Western Ry first gold 4s 1996._Aprll-Oct
Northern Central general Ac ref 5s 1974__Mar-Sept
1st and ref 4%s series A 1974
Mar-Sept
1983
63
;
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Vi'
87
Natural Gas
3%s
i
3i
5
79%
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63
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91%
s
f
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4%s
s
f debentures
1
debs
81'A
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,
4
94%
93%
94%
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88%
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87
103
v,
10
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1
86
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87
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.
82%
•
87
103%
1973_May-Nou
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94%
88%
88%
•
•
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debentures 1973
f debentures 1974—
3 Vis
-72
63
—
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*68%
57
*68
*85
3 Vis
3 Vis
■
—
28%
83%
11%
Aprll-Oct
Northern
■
■
April-Oct
Aprii-Oct
April-Oct
52
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—
—
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--
29%
1994
4s
119
66 i/a
52
*53%
& cons mtge
4s ser A 2004
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A
677
64%
65
'
66%
Western RR—
Jan-July
Jan-July
2019—Jan-July
N
Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3 Vis series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981__Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—April-Oct
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Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
1984__
—
3i/8s conv 1982—April-Oct
1st
First
3%s series A
A
ser
1173
notes
senior
Terminal
8 3%
70'%
:95 ',2
96
capital
5'%'%
91
87 3/4
70%
10
>70%
1
'
debentures
(James)
senior
5 Vis
■
5s
90
3%s
2%s
90
125
131 %
86'%
87? '*
30
T
Talcott
1
90
-
1983
—
*98%
*98%
3%%
Co—
gold 5s
Transit Inc
Co
86
87'%
,,
Mar-Sept
1977
A
(Indiana)
debentures
105
81
—
--
—
83%
76%
—
1994
Jan-July
1973_June-Dec
Oil
&
103
'<■
•
conv
Oil
Swift
102'% 106
_
8
90
101
81
97%
—
158
Surface
96'%
121'%
•
—
/
100
—
—Jan-July
1970
4'%s
Co
mtge
first
Co
f
—
June-Dec
Oil
n/
100% 104'%
98
100
968
*93 »/4
101 %
'
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
conv subord debs 1984
of California 4%s 1983
Superior
—
-
8
—
—
—
Jan-July
June-Dec
April-Oct
2%s
debentures
58
104'% 106
82'%
5s
.
—
102'/a
89
110
86
—
27%s
*72 %
guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J-1964-Map-Nov
Pittsburgh Conlsolidation Coal 3'/2s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
ApriZ-Oct
95%
114%
*87
r—'
—
Consolidated
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
ApriZ-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975—April-Ocf
Pittsb Coke &; Chem 1st mtge 3Vis 1964—May-ZVou
'
,
-
& Northeastern RR 3%s
Tnc
-
130
131%
86% 86%
105%
April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—Map-Nov
2%s
debentuTes 1974
—Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4'%s 1982
—Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 37/es debs 1973
Mar-Sept
Sunray Oil Corp 2V8s debentures 1966—Jan-JuZpi
10?'%
5
942
96'%
121'%
106
—
4'%s
IOOVb
102%
.
37
71
_
—
April-Oct
Co—
Standard
97
261
97
__
-
Mar-Sept
1986—June-Dec
—Jan-July
Standard
107
95%
96%
*84
103'% 104'%
98% 100
-
—
,
Co—
Ry first consol gold
coll tr 4Vis 1988
div
—
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Spiegel
90%
89%
100% 100%
'
■
/
103
100%
95
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85
81
■
84%
89
1977—May-Non
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs 1985
April-Ocf
3Vis debentures
1983
Map-Nov
81%
85
__
__
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—
—
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Map-NOV
1st
Term
New Orl
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.
.
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Lines)
Pacific RR
mortgage
Memphis
101
/
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89 Vi
mtge
—
85
94
41
,77
--
101% 1023/8
90
::
series E 1986
First mortgage 2 %s series F 1996
Firak mtge 5V4a aeries H 1983—
94
94
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76
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1981
Fran
—
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84
1969—
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Ban
'
Phillips
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93
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96% 96%
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Gas
Gold
Corporation—
4V*s
Natural
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581
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1963--
5s
Edison
Ry
/
893%
.
debentures
Indiana
—
1
104'% 105
;
1985—
Gold
First
91%
94
—
—
105
1987
California
Southern
95
—
128%
81
91%
—
91%
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123
130
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—
67
89
81
91%
6
84
1983—Feb-Aug
-
6°Fimr4'%sC(Oregon
-
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__
103'%
100
105y4
1976
1979
convertible
Southern
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First 6c refunding 2%s 1971
First
591/8
*84%
Jan-July
1977
C
72%
72%
*81
91%
—
63
'
'
Telephone & Telegraph
debentures
85
72 y4
mortgage
General
Bell
debentures
96%
134
98%
97V'B
98y4
55VB
ApriZ-Oct
1981-—
D
2'%s
27%s
•
98'%
84
7
85
' 84 y2
;
92%
881
89%
■
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1971
1979
debs
Oil
debentures
3s
67
89
68 ,8
74
68 Vi "73
116
66
—
1982—_—April-Oct
1951
6'%s
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&
Southern
>91 Vi
98%
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.
debentures
Corp
subord
conv
__
100
15
71 V%
71
67
Mar-Nov
Marchant—
87'/2
821/B
3Vis series F 1985—Jan-July
Peoria & Eastern Ry income 4s 1990
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Pere
Marquette Ry 37/is series D 1980—Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore 6c Wash RR Co—
General 5s series B 1974
—Feb-Aug
General mortgage
General
Oil
851/2
97
72
1982
4%s conv debs
2i%s debentures 1965—
2
88 y2
97 Vi
72
„
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70Vi
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Jan-July
Corp
83
4 Vis series E 1984——Jan-July
General 4 Vis series
Halske
&
Oil
1
100 y4
*72
70%
Jan-July
May
Mar-Sept
Corp—
2'%s
Oil
Union
Siemens
Sinclair
2%s
1979-— Feb-Aug
debentures
Pennsylvania RR—
General 4Vis series
General
1
87 Vi
83
1964_June-Dec
debentures
Bhell
76%
Airways—
subord
conv
—Feb-Aug
:
3 Vis
World
American
47%s
Feb-Aug
1988
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Western
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1991
debentures
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.
148
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—
1989
s
128
...
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—
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76%
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88
88%,
299
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conv
—
;
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5
2
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Service
93%
1021/2
debentures
3 V4s
5s
105
__
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113
122'/2
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—
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Sears Roebuck & Co 4%s
Beiberling Rubber Co—
7
.
99%
debentures
3Vis
85-/2
101
103%
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—
Feb-Aug
4%s subordinated debentures 1977——^May-Nov
5s
debentures
1982
—i—Jan-July
85
99
__
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series B 1980
debentures 1977
Bears
—
140 ■ "148
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—
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3s
mortgage
4%s
32
3Vis
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83%
85%
82
101% 102 Vi
27/sS
.
83%
85%
102 Vi
CC
4V2S
series FF
4%s
ref
Tel
83%
85%
series DD 1990-—June-Dec
series
series
80%
83
82
*82 Vi
refunding 27/ss series T 1976
6c
1st & ref
78%
82'%
—
__
143
—.—31ay'No f
.'37/«s s f
—Mar-Sept.
Seaboard Finance Co 5i%s debs 1980Jan-July
Beagram (Jos E) & Sons 21/25 1966
June-Dec
3s debentures 1974^—,—
.'—(
June-Dec
1st
„
(/
__
Depot 3'/as B-1971—
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Paper
Seaboard
•
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June-Deo
refunding mtge 3%s ser U "SS-June-Dec
First 6c refunding mtge 3 Vis ser W '84—June-Dec
First 6c refunding 3Vis ser X 1984
June-Dec
First 6c refunding mtge 3%s ser. Y 1987_June-Dec
>
First 6c refunding mtge 3%s ser Z 1988_June-Dec
'-I 1st 6c ref mtge 4Vis series AA 1986—June-Dec
1st 6c ref mtge 5s series BB 1989—_—June-Dec
First
*
June-Deo
2
80
•—
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—
A
certificates
bond
&
'
88
89'%
__
—
4
debs series A Jan 2006
Union
V
«
-
,
—
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1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Now
debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Bcovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982-.
Jan-July
84'%
First
Paul
•
—
Ry Co—
series
4s
Louis-Southwestern
Bcott
...
—Mar-Sepf
1996
6s
Francisco
income
Bcioto
87'%
—
.
—
r_
—
'
May-ZVoo
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
Bt Paul & Duluth RR 1st cons 4s 1968—June-Dec
Co—
6c
First
Electric
6c
refunding 3%« series I 1968
refunding 3s series J 1970
gold
4s
90
-85
1996-Jan-July
3s series A 1971
Adirond'k 1st gold 5s
&
mortgage
First
First 6c
1977
debs
conv
1997
ASecond mtge inc 4'/2S ser A Jan 2022
1st mtge 4s series B
1980
93
111
92 %
debs 1988—June-Dec
1978—.
April-Oct
100'%
88'%
85
,,
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conv
debs
1977
5'%s
6'%s
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1st
54i%
98'%
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—
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,v
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
June-Dec
——
Power
Lawrence
Second
93%
117%
.
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1983
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v
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&
D
Aircraft
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Pacific
Gas
■.'((
3Vis
mortgage
Rchr
Royal
27%s
mortgage
.95
Corp—
serial
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mortgage 3%s
1st
*i/2s
-
subord, debentures
conv
Rochester
<V
.
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*82
__
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1978
series
4%s
86%
83
*78'/4
Co—
1975-—
mortgage 3s 1979——
1st
86
•83
Mar-Not
95
/
1578
series
41/2S
—
85%
Mar-Sepf
ApriZ-Oct
1975
1980™
Electric
&
mortgage
3s
mortgage
mortgage
First
Jan. 1
High
Low
2
,
54'% 54'%99Va 100V4
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90
__
1
bonds—
adjustment
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Ohio
,
No.
951%
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-
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1950
7s
4Vis
.
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:
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61%s
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1 * 54%
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Jan-July
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1946—
V-
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1
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mortgage 6s 1952—
May-Now
mortgage 6s 1953--;—!—-————MayrNon
mortgage 6s 1955
—Feb-Aug
Consol
165 Vi
120%
155
1001/4
153
22
121
121
161
debs
7s
mortgage
Consol
100 Vi
.:.95
April-Ocf
—„Feb-Au0
1973
debs
1975—
1946—
assented
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Direct
153
3%s
Co
Union
Rhine-Westphalia
,
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100 %
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J)
Mfg
3'%s
•
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(R
Rheinelbe
8 3 Vi
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._Mar-Sept
Jan-July
-April-Oct
.Mar—Sept
—Jan-July
1964
Reading Co first & ref 3Vis series D 1995_Map-Nov
Republic Steel Corp
4%s
debs
1985
Mar-Sepf
83%
Reynolds
II/'
Range Since
Sold
,
debentures
1
82
83
*82 Vi
2%s
Oats
Bonds
High
105
82%
83 %
*__
__
-June-Dee
1st mortgage 4%s
1987—
-June-Dec
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv 1975
Northrop Corp 5s conv 1979
—Jan-July
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984- —June-Dec
3 Vis
46
73
-•
Sale Price
90
82
83 Vi
_April-Ocl
1986
1988
(Wise) .1st mortgage 2%s
3s
'
92%
or Friday's
Bid & Asked
Last
Period
High
87
*79
83%
._Juue-Deo
1984_.
First
mortgage
60%
Interest
Low
—Feb-Aug
_T
1982
First
1st
58
105
92%
—Jan-July
First
No.
90
59%
96
Low
.
2%a
—April-Ocf
1st
High
87%.
.
Jan. 1
Co—
mortgage
mortgage 2%s 1975
mortgage 3s
1978
;' First
1st
•
'89%
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Power
first
Quar-.7an
Quar-Feb
2047_ —Jan-July
1984
4s
(Minnesota
■
4s
2047.
1
Jan
lien
Sold
Week's Range
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Range Since
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Northern
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
'
conv
subord
Biscuit
Co
debentures
debs
of
America
1977-
I
91V
103
...
1 ;
•
122% 124'%
*89% —
*88
—
123V%
^_June-Dec
2%s 1966-_ApriZ-Oct
—-^Mar-Sept
1985—4.—Z——
__
..
'
v
;
,
—
126
9-2
Z
—
88
88
Continued on page 34
.
.
30
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(626)
.
Monday, February '6, 1961
.
.
<v"T"
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Jan. 30,
and ending Friday, Feb. 3.
It is compiled from the report of the American
In the
the
on
Stock
stock
Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
or
February 3.
Range For Week Ending
'
Week's
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
;
Sale Priee
-
Exchange
American Stock
Low
x3
Petroleum Corp clacc
Acme-Hamilton Mfg Corp.
Acme Missiles & Construction Oorp__
Aberdeen
...
Class
A
common
—.
Inc———1
Acme
It
Admiral Plastics Corp
—10l
Aero Supply Manufacturing
1
Aerojet-General Corp
1
.,-.1
Corp—
Manufacturing
Aeronca
27/a
Feb
1%
33/a
i7/a
Jan
Jan
Jan
10,400
73/a
Jan
872
Jan
2 72
Jan
33/a
Jan
3
-
'
137a
127a
13%
2,200
127a
Jan
10 y4
10
10%
11,100
8%
Jan
372
33/4
2,600
603/4
667a
14,300
77a
13,700
33/4
65
'
,
——''
"
4
4
1,400
145
145
50
/■-./:
3 7a
10d
If
preferred
4.20%
Wood Steel Co common
Alan
100
preferred
5%
1
Inc
Airlines
Alaska
Brillo
Britalta
74
Jan
Algemene Kunstzide N
Amer dep
rets Amer
Feb
Jan
77/a
Jan
197a
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
145
Jan
& Rubber class
Allied
Oil
Amer lean-Interna t
83/b
9
46,800
7
Jan
9
4%
22,100
374
Jan
47a
8 7a
100
8 7a
Feb
10 74
Jan
47/a
5 7a
8,500
5 7a
Jan
12%
Jan
117a
12 3/8
10%
1,500
97a
Jan
117a
Jan
1174
1274
11,000
103/a
Jan
12%
Feb
4,500
107a
Jan
1174
Jan
700
763%
Jan
807a
Jan
14,800
37a
Jan
4%
Jan
6
Jan
1
*1
80S
12.5#
•
J.
Co
Mills Ltd
S
F
Budget
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
Bunker
Hill
(The)
Company
Burma Mines Ltd—■
5,200
1572
Jan
187a
Jan
Burry
8%
1074
53,400
87a
Jan
123/a
Jan
Butler's
3%
5,500
37a
Feb
1,300
474
19,400
574
900
30
2972
307a
50
49
51
1,800
5
4.75
shs.3.45
1
20e
1
•
Appalachian Power Co 4%% pfd
100
Electronics
class
A
25«
Louisiana Gas Co
2.50
Arkansas Power St Light 4.72 pfd—100
Arco
Arkansas
474
Jan
1
4
—40s
preferred
Ltd
51
Jan
Calif
Jan
7
Jan
California Electric Power common
Eastern
6%
17,700
ll7/a
6,600
1072
Jan
117a
Jan
53.00
43/8
1,700
47a
Jan
43/b
Jan
$2.50
31%
3172
3172
200
317a
Jan
Jan
preferred
preferred
preferred
6%
23% Jan
%
A
9.600
%
Jan
%
Jan
17%
18%
1,400
16%
Jan
18%
Feb
14
14
14%
900
12 %
Jan
14%
Jan
6%
2,700
5%
Jan
6 %
Feb
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
53/4
4VB
37/8
4%
9,000
%
500
6
Jan
83/a
Jan
49%
17,600
46
Feb
517/a
Jan
3%
37/s
1,400
3%
Jan
9%
10 3/4
13,900
93/a
Jan
11%
390
8974
Jan
6%
6
6
48%
46
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4
Jan
Jan
93
9%
97s
1,400
9
Jan
10 %
Jan
38 3/4
397/a
30,900
35
Jan
39%
Jan
93
92
95%
25%
273/4
11,100
2%
2%
2%
12,200
41/4
4%
4%
%
500
Jan
96%
20%
Jan
277/a
A
Jan
Jan
l7/a
Jan
3
Jan
4
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
12,800'
£1
Associated
Food Stores Inc
1
Associated Laundries of America
1
Associated Oil & Gas Co
le
Associated
Stationers
Supply—
•
Associated
Testing Labs
10c
Atco Chemical Industrial Products—10c
Research
Atlantic
del
Atlantica
A Jan
Industries
Atlas
Sewing
Centres
Audio
Devices
Avis
Jan
6%
Jan
9%
9%
400
93/b
Jan
10
Jan
17%
16%
183/a
13,300
14 %
Jan
187/a
Jan
27a
3.400
2%
Jan
Jan
3
58
59%
1,300
52
Jan
59%
Feb
44
49%
13.700
39%
Jan
49 %
Feb
1%
2,800
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
-
%
1%
2
1
1
10c
1
1
1
1
Inc
Corp
Inc Com
preferred
non-cum
10c
A_
53/b
Jan
67a
Feb
1%
Jan
17a
Jan
163/a
Feb
674
Jan
307a
Jan
67a
1%
17a
13,000
1572
1572
163/a
11,500
CO sW
47a
4 7a
5 74
24,000
4
297b
287a
63/a
'
3
Jan
;
Jan
25 74
Jan
307a
13,300
67a
5
6 74
4,800
5
Jan
7%
772
8 74
4,200
772
Jan
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement
6%
Feb
87a
10
47a
100
1072
2,200
157a
800
:
15
Jan
2,300
49
44
49
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Petrofina Ltd partic pfd—10
Ltd Amer dep rets B
(J
Baldwin
Banff
(A
Barcelona
Barnes
Beck
Bell
S)
650
15
Jan
16
Jan
177a
600
17 72
Feb
197a
Jan
lc
3%
3%
4 7a
19,000
3%
Jan
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11
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10
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Clopay Corporation
1
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*
10'%
10 7a
10c
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co
-•
Cohu Electronics Inc
,——1
Colonial Corp of America
:
1
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1
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Metals Co
5
Community
Public Service
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_l
Compudyne
Corporation
25c
Connelly Containers Inc
:
50c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
•
174
13%
8%
25 72
147a
9 7a
36 72
Corporation
Claussner
Coastal
Hosiery
Caribbean
6%
Jan
Jan
4
Jan
83/4
Jan
10%
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300
9%
Jan
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9
10
2,300
6,100
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Jan
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Jan
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common
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6
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5
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1
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10
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98
20%
Jan
1
Inc
1
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—1.25
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
Continental
Commercial
Corp
1
Products
Construction
class
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72
400
Feb
7
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3
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5
5
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5
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1%
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15
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4
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9
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Jan
4
10%
8%
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200
4
Jan
434
Jan
5%
Jan
Feb
Continental
Conector
Inc
-
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174
—
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1
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cl
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Feb
217a
Jan
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17
7%
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46 74
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35
1,300
187a
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1
•
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19,500
98
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Ltd
Oil
Jan
453/4
3274
197a
Pacific
Royalty
98
40%
317a
—
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20 3/4
437a
32 3/4
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Oils vtc
A—50c
Continental Industries Inc
a
10c
Continental
Materials
Corp
10c
Cook Paint & Varnish Co——20
•
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Inc
Co—
Jan
—
•
prior preferred
Jan
Jan
3%
900
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
12
12,000
7%
87a
Jan
1
3
Chemical
r.—
Corp
Manufacturing
Jan
23%
1
5%%
3%
7%
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—
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3%
6%
4
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27/a
1
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8
1
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1,300
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18,800
2,000
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1,600
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10%
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3%
13%
3%
13
493/4
4
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Co
(S)
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8
1
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Jan
6%
44
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11%
1,600
4874
3%
—
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615
Jan
1
common
of
23,900
1
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Ber.rus
1,900
6%
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1A
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Corp
Telephone
Belock
14%
6%
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc —a
2
Chicago Rivet & Machine
;——-—2
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16
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14
6%
6%
300
Feb
1772
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(A
14
12%
49 •/.-
15%
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Beau-Brummel
Jan
15%
1274
Christiana
177a
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Bearings
14%
Jan
123/8
Jan
15%
convertible
6%
Jan
13%
—5
15 72
1
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Baruch-Foster
Bayview
Jan
12%
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Jan
1
50c
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7%
17,300
Co—
St
Cherry-Burrell
Jan
Co
Construction
Barton's
33,900
1
Jan
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Engineering
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7%
14%
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Oil
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572
67a
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Chamberlin Co of America——.
Clarostat
los Andes American shares
BarChris
9% Feb
39%' Feb
15%
7
r.—*
Corp of America.
Instruments Carp——
10%
67a
Securities
Oil
1
Corp
10
1
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.1
Central Hadley Corp
-1
Central Maine Power 3.50%
pref—100
Central Power St Light 4% pfdj—..100
Central Securities Corp common
1
$1.40 ser B convertible preferred- _•
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•
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Jan
St Gas class A—1
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Banco de
—-5
1
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Clary
Industries
Jan
13%
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Products
1
1
$5 preferred-•
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Carreras
Casco
—
5.50
—
&
Power
Jan
B
Baldwin
Co
Carolina
Clark
Baker
—
Cities Broaucasting
Capital City Products
Carey Baxter. & Kennedy Inc.
Capital
Cinerama
Selburn Oil
8A
34% Jap
14%
7'A
—6c
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Williston
Canadian
Canal-Randolph Corp
Circuit
Bailey St
•
1
Marconi
Canadian
Jan
Jan
—20
Ltd
Javelin
Canadian
Canadian
9 7a
42
common
Petroleums Ltd vtc.l
Dredge St Dock Co
—•
Homestead Oils Ltd—.— 10c
Husky Oil Ltd——
1
Industrial Gas Ltd
2.50
33/4
14
Feb
Feb
Jan
4%
,
Ltd
Co
Southern
Canada
Carter
•
•
Ltd
Co
preference
6%%
43/4
4 7a
~9%
—
5
Corp
Collieries
14,000
57a
17a
10 pesos
Industrial Corp
Ayshire
1%
Jan
28.500
48
Corp
class
Inc
Jan
Jan
Feb
2,200
67s
58%
Inc
Automatic Steel Products
Avien
27a
2u/8
1%
5
1%
6%
2
Inc
Non-voting
7,600
1 7a
Mining
General
Plastics
27/s
1%
6%
2%
Sugar
Atlas
Audion-Emenee
2%
6
5p
Corp
Development Corp
Atlas
Corp option warrants
Aurora
27/«
Jan
Jan
•
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Co
Golfo
Consolidated
Atlas
reg—
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Coast
Atlantic
57a
Jan
2 7»
33 72
13%
6%
Ltd
Campbell Chibougamau Mines
Jan
9%
39%
—1
5
Insurance
Fire
Camden
—10c
1
—-50
50
50
—
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Consol Oil St Gas Co
Calvan
6%
•
Ltd
St Edmonton Corp
Aviation Inc
Calgary
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
4072
15%
Jan
2672
43
Carnation
dep rets
1
Corp—
Shoe
303/4
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Electric
12 Vic
Corp
Jan
31
f
Jan
300
3,800
rets ord
dep
Biscuit
4%
6
11
Jan
3272 ' Jan
Jan
Jan
—
4%
6%
Jan
Jan
77a
Jan
American
43/4
26%
warrants
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co
9%
39 %
Jan
Jan
18
Pools Inc
Industries Inc
Corp
47a
63/4
A
Anthony
American
10
1
1
2.50
18%
—
-1
9%
'
2974
18,500
11,800
37 y2
9
convertible
60c
17 7a
4%
2
2%
33%
2
1
50c
(The) Corp
Finance Plan common
preferred
6%
serial preferred
Buell Die <fc Machine Co
Buckeye
Jan
6
0. Feb
39
66%c
Company
82
4%
35
32.
3%
Jan
6
30
850
3874
2%
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100
;
333/8
13%
55
4
1,300
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472
6 72
Jan
53/4
35
1
*
class B
3,100
11%
•
1
Products.
Oil
Rubber
Bruck
82
Jan
2
Anglo
Amer
Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A'
Angostura-Wupperman
Anken Chemical St Film Corp
Associated
10
Co
Brown
3%
—
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Lead Mines Ltd
Asamera
common
preferred
4%
1074
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Corp of
5%
preferredWriting Paper
convertible
B
Class
com_30c
30c
Distillers cl A
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Brown
B
—£1
1
reg
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Brown
69
47/a
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24,100
Ltd—
ord
rets
dep
Amer
*
shares—3s 6d
Burnell St Co Inc
—25c
Burroughs (J P) St Son Inc
1
1,800
Jan
4%
32
_,__£1
£1
bearer
registered
Power
17%
—
Thread
Co
103/4
Jan
Jan
10
6
Meter Co
St
900
472
378
2
Jan
572
Jan
37B
shares
Post
Columbia
British
Jan
37/a
5%
Radio Corp
35c
8%
4
Inc
Manufacturing
American
Armour
Feb
5%
Petrofina
Apollo
Jan
67a
47a
Seal-Kap
Anchor
83/B
Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
American
Andrea
Jan
Jan
80
MARC
American
Anacon
6%
47a
1174
Electronics
Amurex
2,000
72,800
79
Systems Ino.
Inc
Aluminum —
Business
American
ord
rets
dep rets ord
713/4
American
American
Jan
772
672
107a
Co
American
American
67
Jan
77a
7974
Corp
Beverage
Book
American
utp
Amer
Jan
53/4
$3.75 pld.100
1
Corp
American
American
57a
Jan
Feb
77a
10%
American
American
57a
l7/a
l7/a
32
High
2172
Jan
900
2
Tobacco—
American
British
Feb
Jan
843/4
Jan
Jan
11%
Co of America
Ambassador
853/4
27
Jan
10
Corp.
Paper
Aluminum
227a
79
6
—
Inc
Alsco
1,300
8374
8 7a
Control Co Inc.
Allied
53/a
5
.preferred.
convertible
5V2%
100
A.
Corp
Pictures
Artists
Allied
75
1,600
843A
474
warrantsAllegheny Airlines Inc
Corp
Alliance Tire
853/4
26 3/4
84
—
Oil CO
American
British
Jan
37a
67
lfs
1
American
Alleghany
85
26
84 3/4
V—
shares
Engineering Co
All-State Properties Inc
All
85%
57a
Petroleums Ltd
Low
19
1,000
21%
47a
4%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Jan
6%
145
1
1
•
Co
Manufacturing
Jan
667a
Jan
Co
Gas
Shares
2072
20%
1
*
—
British Petroleum Co
26%
53%
Bridgeport
20c
ord_*
Works InC
Light St Pwr
Traction
Corp
Breeze
Jan
4
Jan
5072
—_——1
—
Gear
Poote
Brad
15
'
Alabama Power
Inc
Bourjois
107a
19%
6%
774
Stores.—
Discount
Southern—
Great
6,600
3
400
872
77a
8
Aid Investment St
Alabama
13%
1%
2,100
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Brazilian
Surpass Shoe
Agnew
37*
-
Precision Products
Wire Co
Acme
Low
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Week's
Range
Last
stocks
High
3
7
1%
'
Friday
Sales
Range
Friday
«•sTocKS
213/4
2,300
174
IV2
172
77a
2,300
7
Jan
7%
Feb
1%
15,600
1%
Jan
274
Jan
2,200
23B
Jan
3
Jan
Jan
8 74
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
674
Jan
l3/4
23/4
7%
107/a
6 7a
14%
7%
%
4674
8%
3
8 7a
113/b
6 7a
18
77/a
%
47%-
8%
1,100
Jan
20
1A
40,600
674
1,600
107a
1,100
Jan
Jan
6
7,400
14%
Jan
27,500
7%
Jan
8,600
3a
300
46%
1,900
7%
Hi
18
Feb
Jan
Feb
8%
0
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
49
Jan
9
Jan
Number 6027
193
Volume
.
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(627)
31
K
_
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Rang, fo, Week Ended February 3)
Sales
Range
for Week
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Par
Low
Distilling Ltd cl A voting-*
non-voting
*
Coro
Inc
——
———5
Corroon & Reynolds common
1
$1 preferred class A
...
*
Cott Beverage Corp
1.50
1
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Class
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
-Friday
Low
Par
Low
(H)
Corby
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
High
15%. Jan
15%
,
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
G
Jan
B
14
14
14%
500
13%
Jan
14%
15 %
15%
700
14%
Jan
15%
Feb
19V4
19%
400
6%
6%
1,600
51t
6
6%
19i%
6
19%
Jan
6%
Jan
610
Jan
2%
Jan
39%
Jan
Jan
Jan
2
1%
800
2
5j& Feb
5,900
1%
45,900
291/4
Jan
500
6%
Jan
3,500
ll'A
Jan
15%
67
2%
Jan
72%
General
3%
14 %
141/4
15%
71
72%
410
3
-31/4
a^apo
71%
1,200
6%
"3%
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
10c
$1.12
preferred
—2.50
7%
7
6%
-
Co
Builders
#
Jan
5
7
Jan
General
common
preferred
Corp
Development
Electric
General
Jan
7%
Jan
16
American
Jan
700
5'A
5%
1,700
2'A
2%
2,300
1%
5'A
5%
51/2
9,900
4%
36%
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39%
98'A
Jan
102%
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Jan
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16
Feb
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Jan
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Plywood Corp
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Jan
Jan
27%
Jan
12%
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27%
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Jan
17%
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31%
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Feb
400
10
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441/8
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161
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37
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Hycon Manufacturing Co
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23/8
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Highway Trailer Industries
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Jan
1 ft
25'A
20,900
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Radio
Camera
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1%
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10%
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Rubinstein
Hercules
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National
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200
17
26
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8
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121,100
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343/8
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Jan
9
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2%
1%
1
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Jan
343A
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Jan
5%
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6%
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Jan
Hall
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Jan
24%
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Gulton
Jan
13,600
27%
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8%
8,100
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10s
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Corp of America
Duval
5%
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2,300
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15"%
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Power
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12%
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Harris
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23%
200
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32.50
1
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11%
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12
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Gray Manufacturing Co
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7%
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Goodman
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Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery
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Draper
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26%
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10%
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31%
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700
12%
9%
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9%
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28
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2
2,300
11%
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Dixon
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31%
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Tite
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6%
100
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
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9%
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Detroit
4,400
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171/4
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5
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6%
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10
18%
14%
1
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10,400
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Jan
8%
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97
19%
51%
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15%
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400
103A
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36
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Creole Petroleum
5
Crowley Milner & Co
1
Crown Central Petroleum
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5
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partic
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Power
preferred
5%
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Crown
Gatineau
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15%
—
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Jan
62,200
19%
20%
2,300
191/8
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22%
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233/4
253/8
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Jan
28%
293/8
1,300
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11%
3%
19%
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3,600
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Filmways
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1%
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5%
5%
6%
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5%
6
51/8
3%
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1
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(Geo
A)
Jan
2,600
5%
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27,000
5%
Jan
5%
2,100
5%
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5%
6 3/4
Jan
Jan
3,800
93/4
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11%
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4%
Jan
6
23%
10%
6
•-
22%
10%
2,300
10%
6%
23,400
4%
24%
16,000
16
12%
Jan
Jan
63/a
Jan
Jan
24%
Jan
Jan
13%
13%
143
13%
900
13%
14%
44,300
93A
Jan
125
131%
Jan
140% 143
12
Jan
13%
Jan
14%
rets ord
Company
:
reg
£1
1
1.25
1
10c
<—
Co
For footnotes, see page
£1
—*
5
34.
93/4
10%
39%
38%
39%
13 %
13%
82%
4%
12,200
5,300
130
80
1,400
39%
Feb
13%
Jan
Jan
13
5
Jan
Jan
Jan
37%
85
10%
85
Feb
Jan
9
400
Homes
Corp
Insurance Co of North Amer
International
20
3,300
19%
Jan
20'A
Jan
11%
11%
3,300
10'A
Jan
11%
Feb
Iowa
5%
500
4%
Jan
19%
20%
4,600
18 3/4
Jan
10%
10
10%
2,100
5
93%
88%
97
ll'A
131/4
33
31
33
2%
140,000
1%
Jan
2%
Feb
Iron
4%
3,300
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
Ironrite
„
2,200
7%
28
Jan
Jan
Feb
Irving
33
Jan
Israel-American
Air
Feb
Jan
97
Jan
11%
Feb
Jan
11%
11'/a
11%
4,500
313A
400
30%
Jan
32
Jan
Corp.
31%
103/8
4,600
73/b
Jan
11%
Jan
8%
Jan
Co 3.90%
Manufacturing
Chute_„_
Oil
Feb
10%
76 %
313A
Inc
13%
20%
Jan
11,900
9
1
Royalty
Fireman
1%
Jan
-1
Public Service
4%
Jan
53/8
Inc
Company
Investors
5%
20
5
20
Jan
.1
9%
9
Feb
Oil
43A
103/b
Breweries
International Holdings
20
11%
2'A
4%
13
33,500
4%
5
Inland
Jan
143
Ltd—
Inc
(Canada)
Oil
m
Jan
4,000
Imperial
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland_£l
Indianpolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd_ 100
Indust Electronic Hardware Corp—50c
12
Jan
11%
'
6
33%c
Corp
Chemical Industries—
dep rets ord reg
American
Intex
Enterprises
Fox Head Brewing Co
(The)
1
1
Canada
City
Fresnillo
Magnetics
Imperial
1
preferred--
Line
of
Feb
1A Jan
4%
IMC
Feb
Construc¬
Inc
Porter
<M
:—
21
Jan
3%
Corp
6%
Jan
2%
3%
10%
Fishman
17
6,800
10%
&
14,200
28,500
10c
Fischer
Feb
1A
10c
Firth
Feb
30
Jan
41/8
Corp common
60c
383/a
Jan
5%
l'A
10"%
First National Realty &
Fuller
21
19
Jan
29%
3%
Corp
Inc
Financial
tion
6%
25c
Federated Purchaser class A
Felmont
6%
30%
25
2,500
30
10c
11,800
38%
—30
1.50
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
1
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Fargo Oils Ltd
1
1
Common
$2
Falcon
Corn-.
8
33 %c
1
pfd—100
500
2%
2%
2,300
7'A Jan
1
1
1
20»'
153/4
16%
53/4
6
%
19%
A
6
20%
-
%
1,200
1,900
2,500
139,200
2%
Jan
2
Jan
Jan
79
Jan
15 3/4
Jan
16%
Jan
79
16%
10c
8%
,
*
5%
Jan
A
Jan
63/8
Jan
21%
Jan
18%
Jan
%
Jan
>
4\
32
(628)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
Monday, February 6, 1961
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE iH»rfc.fckEriJF4™,3)
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Par
Low
High
:
1
'■
Low
Jeannette
Glass
—I
13%
13%
14%
.100
Co
7%
7%
8%
.150
Jupiter Oils Ltd—
2 ft
2vb
2
fy
11,000
12%
1,700
6%
26,000
14%
Jan
8Vk
Jan
2%
11$. Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Company
Mount Vernon Mills Inc—
Diablo
M't
Industries
Corp:
«
—
Kaltman
(D) & Company
Gas & Electric 4% %
Kansas
117a
3%
-50c
11%
3 74
3%
45,900
8%
.
10,500
3
pld- -100
11%
..
.
uan
957a
Feb
3%
Jan
Jan
Jan
98
Jan
Jan
31
Company
1
Kaweeki Chemical Co
_25o
Drug
Kawneer
Co
(Del)
Jewelry
Kidde
30%
31
600
2774
77
74 34
8072
10,000
607a
Jan
25 74
21%
26 7a
42,000
18
Jan
2672
Jan
20,000
24%
Jan
28%
Feb
8'A
Feb
9 7»
Jan
4%
,
.
9 %
6 %
8
b A
Jan
Jan
33
8,300
8%
8
<
40%
6
Jan
93A
Feb
35%
Jan
6'%
Jan
Jan
Jan
8
4,000
35%
6 %
--
4%
24%
700
Jan
•
9%
35 %
9'a
Jan
Jan
31% Janl
1,200
7%
:
4
14,200
39
20
8,800
24%
Jan"
.
.
Jan
11%
5
Stores
(Walter)
Kilembe
12 7a
700
11%
Jan
13 7s
Jan
is
147'2
15 7a
2,600
12 7a
Jan
15 72
Jan
1
Inc
.2.50
& Co
Copper Colbalt Ltd
Kin-Ark
Oil
Kingsford
-
Company—
Kleinert
Klion
Knott
Inc
L)
Hotels
Kobacker
Effective
Ltd
N
1%
%
1%
12,200
Jan
%
Jan
1
Jan
2
Jan
2%
2%
2%
9,300
274
Jan
2%
Jan
9%
9%
1,100
9 7i>
Jan
10%
1
Jan
37
37 74
20 7-a
2P/2
Electric Weld Machines..—1
Equipment Rental Ltd
1
National Mlg & Stores-,.—
National Petroleum Ltd
25c
National Presto Industries Inc_
2
1472
13%
14 7'k
15%
14%
16%
8%
8 72
8%
1%
1
1
1%
1
21%
isff
Jan
ir,.i
Jan
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
32%
30%
33%
4,200
21 7a
Jan
33 %
Jan
National
5%
5 %
6 %
125,700
3,%
Jan
6 %
Jan
National
18%
22
18%
600
18%
21 'A
18 74
1,100
22%
Feb
18%
Jan
Jan
Feb
to
f
1
1
19%
Xl8%
19%
9,700
187a
Jan
19%
Jan
19
Xl8%
19%
1.400
18
Jan
19%
Jan
2%
4,200
2
Jan
2%
Jan
2
2 %
__33VaO
Corp—
Research
National
Corp
National
Starch
Steel
National
417-2
—10c
3%
Inc_
Radio Electronics
Lake Shore Mines Ltd—.-.
Lakey Foundry Corp
33%
Jan
3972
Jan
14%
15%
10,300
12 7a
Jan
16%
Jan
3%
3%
5
5
5
6
5%
6 %
—5
17
17
17
16%
15%
16%
-
3%
Natus
Corp,
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
6
%
J an
New
7
Jan
New
Haven
300
16%
New
Idria
New
Jersey
12,900
17%
Jan
Nestle-Le
Mur
Leesona
167s
Realty
6%
600
5%
Jan
6 74
Inc
(RG)
Tourneau
Inc—
8%
15,600
5%
Jan
8%
Feb
13%
Jan
38%
9
Jan
Jan
29%
10,700
2%
2%
2%
51,500
274
Jan
3%
Jan
12%
11%
12%
7,800
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
38%
30%
38
70
30%
28%
~7
~7
~7
10%
11%
24
Min
12
Jan
14%
9,300
11%
Jan
16%
Feb
700
8 72
Jan
974
Jan
10,800
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
600
.
13,500
127k
Jan
17%
Feb
33,000
17%
Jan
22%
Feb
20 74
200
18
Jan
20%
Jan
31%
Jan
43
Feb
10%
Jan
1172
Jan
43
38
.
4,000
.
4
2'%
Jan
3%
700
2%
Jan
2%
9,200
1%
Jan
,
3 %
Jan
3 74
12,000
3
2
3 %
Jan
2 72
Feb
19%
Jan
23 74
Feb
20%
18%
21%
42,900
16 %
Jan
21 %
Feb
18%
15
19%
13,800
13 %
Jan
19%
Feb
30
29%
30'A
1,900
28%
Jan
32 74
Jan
——20
43%
43%
45 %
9,500
3972
Jan
45 74
Jan
1
1%
1%
1%
32,400
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
Chem
&
Jan
.
31
Jan
Jan
Jan
Park
Process
York
Auction
York
&
York
f.
Oo'j
Jan
7
Feb
7%
Jan
Nickel
7%
Jan
12 74
Feb
19 74
Jan
217k
aCi'l
Rim
Mines
Jan
■)
'
•
20
129
126
126
126
24
1
Feb
is
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
130
25%
25%
200
36
35%
36%
1,700
10
Jan
26 72
Jan
27%
Jan
37 74
Jan
21
25%
—•
Jan
21
Jan
•
Jan
.
1%
1 %
4.
Nipissing Mines
650
20 %
1%
3,400
1 %
Rosario—3.33%
Honduras
.
11 Vb
1
Merchandise
,;i;.,
%
22 %
Jan
9%
*
New
Jan
Jan
8%
%
21 % x22 %
10%
Co
New
%
19%
6,200
%
22%
1
;
Mining Co
New
Jaia
5
'
New
New
8,600
14,400
11 %
50c
——_25o
Co
r>
1
Ltd
%
2,300
%
Jan
i7<;
lit
5
5%
9,500
47h
Jan
5%
Jan
4 7k
4 7-4
800
•4%
Jan
4%
Jan
16,900
38%
Jam
45 7a
Feb
%
%
1
12,300
%
T.r
.
;
—
5
>
'
Kessler & Bartlett—
Lockwood
.
Feb
23,700
Watch Co
Zinc
Arizona Land-
38,500
200
12%
19%
417 k
Jan
4 7a
—5
Chain
Steel
Locke
8 7a
.
_1
10
1
Liberty Fabrics of N Y com_
5% preferred
Lithium Corp of America Inc
Jan
23 %
Co
Tel & Tel_
Clock &
Jan
7%
3
1
Corp
Refineries
Leonard
23 7a
Feb
6
8%
25c
Corp
Lefcourt
Jan
Jan
6
5
5
University
Extension
19%
20%
New Mexico &
Salle
Jah
37 74'Feb
23
1
— 1
.
England
Jan
Jan
3Va
Jan
Jan
3
30c
A__
—
5 7a
900
974
Jan
2
1
class
Corp
Nelly Don Inc
5
4,100
1
Inc
Corp
Video
4,800
5
10
Sessions Co
Industries
Lanston
Larchfield
5,300
1
1
Corp of Delaware-
Lamson &
39%
3
Industries
Lamson
38
15%
1
Corp
Lafayette
Lamb
38
—1
Union
National
Jan
2%
1
—
Elei—ic Corp
National
Apparel
Co
Jan
2 %
■
——
4%
22%
■
19 74
&
Jan
Jan
17%
19 7 k
-
Car
Transit
"
id
15 7 k
17%
Machinery———-10
Chemical
50c
Ltd
-*
Rubber
National
National
National Telefilm Associates
L'Aiglon
■
Company Inc.
National
5 74
33
7,800
1,800
14,600
9
Jan
7%
300
377/4
ill
14%
21%
3%
8%
Feb
4%
27,500
9 74
;
21%
%
13%
21%
8%
,
3 7s
5
v*
;
5
Kratter (The) Coip Class A
$1.20 convertible preferred-
8%
*
Jan
3%
.250
14%
7.50
Kropp (Tiie) Forge Co
4%
.
7%
7%
2,900
1,200
5,200
2,000
5 7b
4 72
1
5
changed
472
4%
.1
Hess—.—t—
Bellas
National
~4%
.3
25c
name
8 7s
.
Jan
17a
3
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
l
Corp
30
.700
2%
9%
i
new
Jan
1
.
Jan
2 a
1
Stores
Kostin
3,800
1
common.
Rubber Co
(IB)
(H
1
2%
2A
■};{
1
1.25
Dept Stores Inc
(S)
2%
10c
;
Kirkiand Minerals Corp
Klein
1
Company
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co new
Le
15%
Jan
31
v
Nachman
La
Jan
9
4%
39
—50o
i—
14%
37
8
'
—■—-J-J
—
Jan
1,100
.
Jan
8072
Muskogee Co
Muter Company
Jan
200
4%
'
Katz
Kay
n%
3%
Jan
22 %
.4%
,
—
Murphy
Jan
Jan
2%
3%
V
28%
8%
8*
2%
4,200
15%
26%
28
„——1
Corporation
—j
1
Murray Ohio Mlg Co———
---£
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
2.50,
Muntz TV Inc
Kaiser
&
15
15
._2.50
12.50
—1
Tel
Videotronics class A
States Tel
Mountain
4%
4%
---*
■
Jan
300
3%
4
i
High
Low
f
2vb
2vb
1
com
preferred i,
MPO
K
Products
Metal
Clemens
Range Since Jan.*
Shares
High
Low
Par
6%
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
Mt
Jetronic Industries Inc
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Week's
Friday
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
%
Jan
Jan
Jan
5 7k
25c
_—
5%
6 *
3%
1,100
Jan
6 74
Gas
Louisiana
Land
Lucky
Lynch
1%
11
11
400
10%
Jan
11%
(The)
43%
45 7s
45
44
45 %
1,400
39
Jan
45 %
Feb
2
2
2 7s
1.600
2
Jan
272
Jan
36%
22;400
31%
Jan
377 k
Jan
North
18%
17%
18%
11,200
16%
Jan
18%
Feb
Northeast
65%
65'
67%
25,100
60 7a
Jan
67%
Feb
North
1%
1%
12,500
1 %
Jan
Feb
Canadian
18%
217k
Jan
Northern
28%
500
25 7a
Jan
28%
Feb
North
10%
10%
19%
200
11%
4,500
8 7'4
Jan
11%
Jan
Nova
16
Jan
RR
lad
Ltd
1%
via
1
4%
4'A
Industrial
4%%
Serv
Nickel
Mines
pfd—100
Jan
4 7a
Jan
4%
Jan
10
63 72
1%
Jan
64 72
84
Jan
87%
9,400
'
Jan'
Jan
87'%
150
%
7,500
mi
1,400
6%
Feb
7%
Jan
3%
Jan
5%
Jan
i7u
%
:
7
:..10c
6%
7
4%
1
(Del)
%
64%
87
Ltd———1
Corp.—:
Corp of Anier A
4
27»
5,200
:
1%
16
64 %
50
Co
Pub
Rankin
Nucleui
>»
25
1
Oils
Airlines
Penn
27
19%
2
Corp
:
*
2.50
Co
74
Jan
34%
Lead" Mines—10c
Friday Silver
Lunkenheimer
1 %
35%
30c
Exploration.
&
B
1
—1
Corp—
Service—i._—
Louisiana
45
10
25c
_10
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co..
Electronics
•
10
Jan
Class
Loral
4
-1
A
Class
'
I
4%
4%
44,300
Jah
Jan
Jan
M
9%
MacFadden Publications Inc
Mack Trucks Inc
1
Airlines Inc
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
:3373c
(G
B)
class
Corp
Mackey
Jan
107-4- Jan
Jan
20 7
3,400
3,500
197b
Jan
1%
1 %
2,400
17a
Jan
1%
—
%
%
lOo
%
7,000
4%
23%
472
23%
1,800
35%
38%
13,600
38%
37%
38%
4,000
23%
Inc
III—1
%
3/4
2,900
5%
35%
Co_
15%
-
9,200
%
4%
.—7
Public Service
Maine
9
.
20%
25%
lo
:
Majestic Specialities
Mangel Stores
2,600
19%
23%
50c
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
10
9%
19%
24
warrants
A
Macke
8
Jan
25% Jan
*
1%
11
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
Jan
Jan
5 7k
Jan
22
Jan
237 s
25
Jan
38%
Jan
30%
Jan
38 72
Occidental
Petroleum
Corp—
:
Ohio
Brass
Power
4%%
Okall.a
Oils
Old Town
preferred
International
Marconi
Communication
Martin
Co
Mead
Oil
Johnson
Corp common
9^8
27%
30%
14,900
277a
Feb
33%
12%
35,300
10%
Jan
Co
11%
11%
3
6%
6%
6%
1,100
50c
.
1'
2%
2%
2%
26,500
149%
28,200
5%
16,600
1
.132
148
1
5
x9i%
27
6%
15
Feb
72
Jan
30%
Jan
Jan
93%
290
89%
Jan
%
1 a
3,700
74
Jan
iV,
Jan
5 74
-
5 7'2
1
,
40c
preferred
-558
2,600
3 */8
Jan
6v4
Jan
4%
Jan
3%
—7
Jan
Overseas
Securities
56
56
61
17 7k
17
17%
500
157k
..J
.
93%
Jan
Jan
15 78
15%
400
2,260
61
Feb
Jan
18%
Jari
Jan
1534
Feb
Jan
52
16
13%
~
Corp
1
Eloct.v»r
Oxford
•
Inc
&
8 % Jan
6.800
27 %
Corp
Jan
90c
Oxford
Ltd
Industries
Maule
8%
8%
Jan
13 7-4
3,400
.1
—£1
warrants—
Massey-Ferguson
McCulloch
2.50
4%
29,100
Feb
Feb
Marine
Ltd
Co
92,100
15%
29%
•
93
.-100
Ltd
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd. Amer shares-J Os
Opelika; Mlg. Corp
1.5
Mansfield Tire & Rubber—
6%
14 a/8
5%
14%
29 72
Co
Oliio
:
29 7s
674
2t)c
——_50e
,_1
Ogdcn Corp
.
4
„1
17%
4 7a
17-8
J%
-
1,200
17
4
Manufacturing class A com—1
3,400
15%
Jah
Jan
4-'-tt
Jan
19 7k
Jan
39%
.=
Jan
Jan
12 7k
Feb
6 Vb
Jan
6%
Jan
2
Jan
3
Jan
122 7a
149 7/2
Feb
5%
Jan
Jan
'
Menaseo
Mfg Co
Refrigerating Co
Merchants
1
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Mesabi Iron Co
Metal
&
Thermit
Extruders
Miami
Micromatic
Inc
Piping
4'%%
Corp
24%
24
24%
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1,300
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1,200
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3
3
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Pacific
Feb
Pacilic
89
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Jan
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Feb
7
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Jan
3 7/8
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Jan
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Jan
9%
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500
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22,200
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Jan
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Jan
18%
Jan
21%
22
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industries
$4.36
preferred
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Feb
Pacific
Northern
Jan
Pacific
Petroleums
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
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'4.50%, .preferred series
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page
34.
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1,200
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25
Jan
23
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100
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22
Jan
25 72
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60
3%
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91
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6%
Jan
Paddington Corp class A
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472
Feb
Pall
6V2
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6,900
6 %
Feb
9074
9034
360
86 %
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88
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88
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Jan
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200
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6,700
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Jan
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Jan
Jan
Jan
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88
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33
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140
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84
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Jan
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3%
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Pantepec Oil (C A)
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1
1
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j.
100
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Jan
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2
dividend
1274
3 72
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3,100
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36
5
39%
32
27%
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dividend preferred
$4 75 dividend preferred
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
Jan
25%
'
39 74
31%
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99
100
39%
31%
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Jan
5%
400
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1st
35
4,300
36
11%
11%
1,500
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36
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100
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Molybdenum Corp of America—
13%
17%
•
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Jan
22
50
pfd
11%
12%
50c
preferred
Jan
12%
5
Canada
4%
—
6
pfd—25
——
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preferred—
25
5% 1st preferred——.
—25
5% redeemable 1st preferred—!—25
5%
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.807c
redeemable 1st preferred—25
.4.50%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred—25
5%%
Feb
9%
•
Products
Clay
Gas &
Feb
Jan
44%
•
2.50
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR
Warrants
5,100
5%
50c
common
Airlines
23
Ih
1
preferred
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
Mirro Aluminum Company
Mohawk
8172
Jan
20
1
Inc
conv
Co
of
Jan
13%
13%
1
Corp
convertible
Mining
84%
_1
Mill Factors Corp
Miller Wohl Co
Jan
Jan
72
3,200
81%
10
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4
137a
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1,700
84%
10c
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Midland Oil Corp $1
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t<i
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1
preferred
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1
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Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
4%
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47a- Jaii
Volume
193
Number
6027
The
Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
(629)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
(The)
of Prices
Shares
Low
9%
9%
70'A
69%
Circle
Perfect
Photo
Peruvian
Corp—
-2.50
7%
Jan
23
22%
25
3,500
43%
38 'a
■45
11,000
1%
9%
71
Jan
'Signal Oil & Gas
22 %
Feb
27%
Jan
45
Class
Jan
37
Feb
1%
1%
32%
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—u.10
Phillips Screw Co
Phoenix
Steel
Fiasecki
Pierce
10c
4
Aircraft Corp
Industries
Inc
Materials
8%
101%
♦
12%
Inc__10c
6%
Pneumatic Scale
Polarad
10
Electronics
Poloron
(The)
Corp—
class
Products
Polycast
35%
5,200
32
5%
5%
1,200
5
A
30,300
1 Vb
Jan
1%
1
$1.25
Inc—
.
4% %
?'4%
Jan
10%
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
8%
11%
9%
1,700
8
101%
101
700
96
Jan
12%
4,600
11%
7%
2,400
6 %
6%
41
19%
21 vb
39 %
100
10
Jan
12%
Feb
Feb
7%
Jan
Jan
42
Jan
22%
Jan
2%
500
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
11%
3,400
10%
Jan
12 Vb
Jan
20%
20%
21%
1,500
17%
Jan
22%
Jan
11
11
1,100
10%
Jan
11
Jan
52%
51%
53%
1,450
50'A
Jan
53%
South
Jan
2,800
27%
Jan
31%
2,900
29 %
Jan
100
63
Jan
66
Jan
600
58%
Jan
64 %
21%
Jan
preferred
22%
Jan
25
21%
x21 %
22
700
21%
Jan
preferred
Jan
25
22 %
21
300
21
Jan
21
Jan
Feb
California Petroleum
Southern Material! Co Inc
Jan
Southern
Jan
25
Feb
Jan
10%
Jan
Southern
87%
50
83%
Jan
87%
49
Jan
87%
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
3
24%
22%
24%
2,500
21%
Jan
24%
*
16%
16%
17%
5,900
13
Jan
17%
Jan
12%
3,300
Jan
15%
$1.60
Feb
convertible
Standard
1
Jan
3%
10%
—
11%
62%
38
3,800
9%
Jan
Jan
Jan
38
Feb
Jan
IOVb
Jan
9 Va
9 Vb
9%
300
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
1
10%
10%
11
1,500
9%
Jan
11
Feb
20
24%
24%
24%
14%
50
23%
Jan
26
Jan
4,100
12 %
Jan
14%
Feb
1
12%
1%
1%
40,500
%
70%
79%
16,600
68 %
Co
Enterprises
Rath
•
Co
Trust of
Corp
14
Jan
27%
;
Jan
1
America
27%
26
27%
-27%
18%
19
1,800
16%
Jan
19%
Jan
8%
9
5,700
6%
Jan
9%
Jan
8
22
13,200
Jan
Reinsurance
Corp__
4%
500
4%
19%
500
19%
4%
4%
4%
5,400
6%
6%
7Va
14,500
1
■
Jan
6
5
9%
Jan
11%
24 Vb
Jan
26%
3%
3%
4
1,800
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
6%
6%
6%
1,400
6
Jan
7
Jan
8%
Jan
10
9%
1,000
a
a
24,700
2%
2%
3,200
Products
50c
Inc
Jan
5 Vb
3%
19,200
%
Jan
48
Jan
64%
Feb
11%
Jan
13
Jan
2%
Jan
12%
12%
15
13 %
15
1,900
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
5
•4%
4,100
3%
Jan
5%
Jan
1
Inc_—20c
5VB
"'
4%
4%
47/8
3,800
4%
20%
20%
217/a
9,900
14%
2%
2%
100
2
Jan
5
Jan
21%
Jan
8%
1,200
7%
Jan
8%
14%
8] i{
l7ti
6,500
7%
Jan
818
Jan
a
Jan
%
32,000
14%
5Va
15
16
4%
8,900
%
78%
14
1,800
30
80%
26 Va
100
30c
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
15%
Jan
cumulative
preferred
50c
32%
Taylor
International
Corp
7,000
79
Jan
80%
Feb
26%
730'
Jan
32 %
Feb
Technical
Ban
Diego
5%
6vb
Jan
Teletro
100
513
Feb
4%
Jan
7%
4 % %
Jan
4%
Jan
19%
2174
16,000
16%
Jan
22%
Jan
Television
8%
9%
2,100
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
Tenney Engineering Inc
2%
2V4
2%
2%
2%
1
3
"
1
2%
7
7
1%
1,000
2%
Jan
Industries
Teleprompter
Corp
2.50
Industries
7 i3o
Jan
6
5.60%
Sapphire
Feb
Oil
Sarcee
2%
37,300
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
4,600
2 VB
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
3
1,900
2%
Jan
Jan
Arms
2%
2%
1,100
2
Jan
Jan
Textron
Savoy
Industries
Saxon
&
Fisher
Seaboard
Oil Co
Ltd
7%
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
9%
Texas
Power
&
Inc
42%
40
42%
10,600
33 %
Jan
42%
4%
3%
4%
40,200
3%
Jan
4%
4%
4%
3,100
4%
1
3%
3%
3%
19,500
3%
Jan
1%
1%
2%
52,400
1%
Feb
1
33/3
3 Vb
3%
4,400
3
Jan
3%
Feb
10c
2%
2%
2%
500
2%
Feb
2%
Jan
7%
67/s
7%
17,000
5%
Jan
2
7% Feb
33%
33%
35%
16,700
28%
Jan
35%
Jan
24%
22%
24%
2,200
20%
Jan
25 %
Jan
23%
22%
24%
4,100
20%
Jan
25
Jan
Jan
7
Jan
,25®
7
38%
5
38
4
Feb
Vb
Feb
5Va
Jan
3%
Jan
4%
39%
5,900
37%
Jan
■
2%
Jan
5%
5,600
4%
Jan
38%
35%
39
40'a
34%
41
13 %
13 Vb
3%
3%
Jan
8,000
40%
20
—
21%
21%
%
%
-!
Jan
Jan
39
16,200
32
Jan
41
Feb
14%
72,500
11%
Jan
14 Va
Jan
3%
15,300
Jan
3%
Jan
3
18
Jan
21%
Jan
22%
Jan
%
Jan
%
Jan
1
%
%
6%
6 %
7%
8 %
8%
7 'a
7 Vb
%
48 Jan
6%
Feb
8%
900
8%
Jan
9'%
Jan
7%
1,900
7
Jan
7%
Jan
4%
4%
3.50
614
6%
6%
12%
12%
13%
16,000
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
10%
10%
7,100
9%
Jan
11
Jan
2%
Light
$4.56
pfd
2%
3
Jan
3Vs
7%
7%
8
3,400
6%
Jan
8%
25c
5%
5%
6%
4,900
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
2 Vb
2
2%
4,500
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
1%
1%
1%
6,400
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
*
92
92
93
5,600
75
10c
lA
1A
1 %
9%
9%
10%
3,000
9%
8,000
1,000
9%
Co
92
58,200
50c
Inc
2%
5
10c
-
9%
18%
19
19
Jan
94
Jan
Jan
Jan
1H
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
7%
Jan
10%
Jan
16%
Jan
19 Va
Jan
Jan
1A Jan
9%
1%
1%
1%
23,400
1%
Feb
1%
8%
8%
8%
600
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
900
5%
Jan
7
Jan
25c
29'A
27%
29%
2,100
25%
Jan
29
%
Feb
Thrifimart Inc class A—
1
27%
26'A
28%
3,600
25%
Jan
28%
Jan
Tilo
1
18%
177/b
18%
1,000
17%
Jan
18%
Jan
11%
11%
11%
Feb
23%
23%
24
100
85
85
86
1
3
3
3%
2,100
2%
Jan
3Vs
Jan
1
4
4
4%
900
3%
Jan
4V8
Jan
Roofing
com
10
,
1
Inc
Amer
deposit rets ord registered
rets def registered
Shipyards Corp—
Toledo Edison 4 %% preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
7%
Todd
Tower
Jan
1,200
4%
Feb
I
Amer deposit
Jan
400
17,300
*
Jan
31% Jan
6%
7
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
21
-■
■
17%
21%
Jan
5%
10%
"warrants"
Shovel
Jan
Acceptance Corp
class
A
£1
100
5s
20
5%
11%
Feb
5'A
Jan
Jan
1,700
20
Jan
24
200
83
Jan
86
Jan
Jan
Feb
3,800
8,400
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
5
Jan
6%
Jan
5,100
5
6
5%
Jan
5%
Jan
1
5%
5%
6%
25,800
3%
Jan
7%
Jan
3
3
3
3 vb
41,500
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
-10c
2%
2%
2%
2,200
2 Va
Jan
2%
3 VB
2%
3 Va
400
2%
Jan
3%
4%
4
4V2
3,600
3%
Jan
4%
A
50c
o8a
Corp
1
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com_10c
Trav-ler Radio Corp
1
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
•
16 vb
16%
16%
9%
8%
9%
5%
5
18
Tri-Continental warrants
3,400
Vb
200
14 %
Jan
18%
2,000
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
5%
3,100
5
Jan
5%
J an
18
18%
200
15Vs
Jan
28%
27%
29%
6,500
24%
Jan
19%
19%
20%
1,200
19%
Jan
19%
18%
21%
38,500
15%
16%
16%
100
15%
IOVb
Trans Lux
27 Va
Jan
A Jan
18 %
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Trans Cuba Oil Co class
Jan
1
_•
Airlines
Western
Denn
Bhawinigan
of
&
Co
23%
39,500
20
Jan
24%
25
24 Vb
25%
Jan
25%
Jan
Union Gas
10%
12%
15,600
2,000
20 %
12%
Jan
12%
Feb
Union
12%
12%
8,700
11%
7%
Jan
12%
Jan
Union Stock
9%
Jan
Power
common
5
•
12.50
180
of
Canada
8Vb
~7%
12,000
40
Petroleum
28%
~7%
29%
28%
129
137
94%
1,100
4,000
27%
Jan
Jan
94%
7%
of
CanadaCo
Yards
of
O
29%
28%
United Aircraft Products
United Asbestos Corp
Jan
United
Jan
United
Improvement
125
Jan
144
Jan
United
Industrial
94
Jan
98
Jan
United
Milk
United
Molasses
36
200
31
Jan
36
Jan
18%
18%
700
17%
Jan
18%
Feb
C<}—-10c
%
A
%
8,600
a jan
%
Jan
_50o
29 Vb
Feb
21
Jan
Jan
21%
Jan
Jan
17 %
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
28%
Feb
1
American
United
N
J
&
28%
28%
~2
Investing
4%
4%
4%
2,100
Jan
5%
Jan
4
3%
4A
12,200
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
.1
iA
1
iA
7,600
%
Jan
1A
Jan
2.60
~5%
44%
48
4
42
1,400
5%
Products
Jan
48
Jan
5
0
5%
5%
5%
600
6%
Jan
Jan
IV2
Jan
4%
6,100
Feb
1%
5
"warrants"
Co
Jan
-1
Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United Elastic Corp
90
35%
*
Co
Investment
Jan
40
18%
•
Qnexcelled Chemical Corp.
2,600
137
94
Jan
Jan
6%
—1—3
footnotes, see page 34.
8%
~7%
9
*
America:
For
22%
9
10
u
23
_20c
Inc
Water
Siboney-Caribbean
Jan
IZIi
1
Mining
4%
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
Temper Corp
3
Co—
Sherwin-Williams
True
1
Inc
Leather
Co
5%
600
Jan
1
Servomechanisms
Shoe
5,600
8%
21%
Milling Corp
Bros
Bhattuck
9%
•
Plywood & Lumber
Serrick Corp class B
Servo Corp of America
Seton
8%
1
.
Seaporcel Metals Inc
Securities Corp General
Security Freehold PetroleumsSeeburg (The) Corp
Seeman
Jan
6
Seaboard Allied
Seaboard
18%
-25c
(Del)
Co
Scurry-Rainbow
31,300
50c
——
Paper Corp
Bayre
8%
20%
20
1
Ltd
Corp—
Jan
50c
Texstar Corp
Textron
Electronics
25c
Petroleums
Savage
Jan
19 %
1
Corporation
2%
20
—20
20
Ltd
Petroleums
43 Vb
Jan
10c
Inc
Terry Industries Inc
Texam
2%
1%
Inc
Electronics
,25,500
-20
preferred
preferred—
series preferred
Jan
18
1
Jan
Co—
series
Jan
40
600
__10c
Corp
a
8Va
20%
16 pesos
series
4.40%
21%
300
19%
Jan
3%
1
preferred
300
40
18%
20c
Inc
4,800
"
& Electric
Gas
series
Jan
21%
40
*
Inc
Inc
10,300
50c
Inc—
Inc-
20%
21'A
is%
5
Thorofare Markets Inc
Balem-Brosius
15%(\Jan
2VPJan
1
Operations
Technicolor
518
6 %
*
Ban Carlos Milling Co Ltd
Feb
50c
4V2
fV
!—
Ltd-.
13%
Jan
2'A
~~
•
Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Thorncliffe Park Ltd
Corp
Jan
14%
14,100
10
Tampa Electric Co
Thompson-Starrett
Lawrence
12
500
2%
5
Talon Inc class A common
Class B common
Thew
Bt.
1,700
15%
8
.
Terminal-Hudson
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes
13%
2%
10c
"'Superior Tool & Die Co
'Superior Window Co class A
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Syntex
Corporation
7Va
£1
Company
Jan
Jan
I
Inc
518
8%
Avenue
Jan
8
1
(Del)
6
21 %
Fifth
Jan
10%
300
1
Corp
4
1
(The F C)
74%
97/b
3
Corp
4
—5
Russeks
Jan
Jan
67%
9%
29 Va
15%
2%
•
6%
Rowland
Russell
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
26
Feb
8U
4%
5
1-50
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
8%
2%
Jan
Va
8%
8U
A
Amer dep rets ord regis
Roosevelt Field Inc_—_
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Inc—
600
4,000
575'
a Jan
Jan
13
13
10c
Co
Electronics
Tel-A-Sign
Products
73%
Jan
a Jan
2%
Feb
Jan
2%
Jan
Ltd—
Roxbury Carpet Company.
72
9%
5
(Del)
Sunset International Petrol
Corp
Supercrete
Ltd
*4%
*
Rolls Royce
9
28%
1
Corp
Corporation
Sunair
*.
12%
(Hugo)
Products
Inc
Container
Stylon
Jan
53%
5,960
2,700
1
50c
*
*
Rogers Corp
8%
26%
72%
Stop & Shop Inc
Jan
900
i&
(JB)
Stone
Jan
2%
U
61
Brewers
Precision
Ctinnes
Jan
7%
1
•
pfd F
8%
28
5
Technical Materiel
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
8%
1
ordinary
Corporation
Stetson
Jan
1
1965
3
9%
Canada
Sterling Aluminum
Jan
Co—
Jan
preferred-
Instruments
Sterling
Sterling
Jan
20
1
Co
Gas
Technical
3%
A-
20'A
Jan
Jan
647/8
2%
%
64%
A
to
2%
1
Ridgeway Corp
extended
4%
19%
10
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common
Valley
18% Feb
1,800
4%
19%
1
—
Grande
20
1
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Warrants series
18%
5c
Investment
Resistoflex Corp
Rico Argentine Mining
18%
1
Corp
Jan
1,200
1,000
1
B
11
26%
1
Corp
class
10%
25 Va
A
Parts
Feb
10%
26%
2%
Steel
Jan
Feb
18%
1
Rels (Robert) & Co
Reliance Insurance Co—
Robinson
Jan
Jan
Investment
Soundcraft
Vtc
13%
27%
•
10
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
Reda Pump Co
i
Reeves Broadcasting & Dev
Rio
500
13%
40c
Co
Inc
Estate
Reeves
13%
1
Packing
Rayette
Real
Inc
inc
Rapid-American
1%
79%
l
1
of
Jan
Jan
1
Inc
10c
Steel Co
Jan
8%
10c
Statham
Jan
64
30,500
1%
50e convertible
12%
1
9%
79%
Tube
Jan
Feb
Jan
58%
lc
Shares
5
28 %
Stanley Aviation Corp
R*mo
7%
16%
Jan
400
SLanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
Starrett (The) Corp common
Ramco
Jan
Jan
4%
8%
•
•
R
7%
14%
'
9,400
62 Vb
33%
-
36
—
10
Products
Standard
Feb
800
4,000
Co
Standard-Thomson
2 Vb
7%
16%
——
(Kentucky)
Standard
14,300
w
Feb
8%
preferred
Metals
Oil
Standard
Q
3%
10%
1
Forgings Corp
Standard
15%
—
5
Standard Dredging Corp common
Standard
1
7%
16%
1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Btalil-Meyer Inc
Feb
Puritan Sportwear Corp__;
13%
2
Feb
14,200
12%
21
2
Southern Realty <fc Utilities
Royalty Co
Spencer Shoe Corp_,
Feb
87%
13%
Corp
Line
Southland
71%
5
cumulative
14
86%
Jan
1,600
20%
10%
31 %
64%
Jan
3,200
Jan
41—Jan
22%
Jan
10%
Jan
7%
Jan
38%
30"%
66
Jan
77%
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
6%
35
31%
22%
Jan
20c
Co
1,100
36%
66
5 Va
10%
100
:
7%
1
14%
62
cumulative
Pipe
Jan
22%
19%
20%
Jan
9
64%
12%
5,800
7
66
100
10%
—
1
26
1,700
25
Jan
6"%
25
6,000
22 %
6%
Jan
25
6%
24%
Jan
5%
preference
preferred
4%
1
-33,500
5%
Feb
15,300
Jan
127/b
100
19,100
•
Jan
5%
6%
11%
Feb
Jan
Jan
40%
■
n%
32%
65 %
66
4,000
14
6%
Jan
Jan
25
49%
20%
6
5%
28
45"%
25%
cumulative
6 %
6
6%
1,500
21,120
-
Jan
convertible
13%
6
.
Jan
4.32%
20%
65%
Jan
4.48%
6'A
32 %
24%
4.56%
13%
29%
56'A
24
Feb
20%
Jan
64
Feb
1
Jan
39'A
700
2%
5%
6%
Jan
100
68 %
Jan
Jan
38 %
24%
Jan
5%
4%
250
66
Jan
5A
2,100
24%
2%
_1
5%
39
66
60%
4.00%
4])}
4
24%
350
Jan
Jan
Jan
66
9,500
49%
Jan
Vb
Jan
61
1
Jan
%
%
3%
25
2%
Jan
Jan
l'/a
1,900
25
68%
48
Jan
26 %
35,600
31%
_/
25
2%
48%
26%
Jan
Jan
3%
38%
•
preferred
64%
■
3%
£1
cumulative
4.24%
1
12.50
Co
2%
1
Puerto Rico Telephone Co_
Pyle-National
Oil
24%
l
Co
68%
Colorado—
preferred
•
preferred
cumulative preference
Gas
of
*
Ltd
cumulative
4.70%
38,300
1
High
Jan
Publishing—
preferred
Penn
4.88%
Vb
22 %
%
3%
4%
Southern California Edison—
5%
original preferred
-
30,700
%
fr
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered
Slick Airways Inc
Smith (Howard)
Paper Mills
Sonotone Corp
Boss Manufacturing
South Coast
Corp
;
Jan
Low
26%
"l
1
25c
5,000
-Sinclair 'Venezuelan 'Oil
Jan
102%
18% Jan
12,300
Jan
Range Since Jan.
High
'
Shares
Boardman
conv
Simpson's
Feb
7%
20
Company
Service
Jan
7%
2%
66%
Ltd—
(The)
Providence
Public
3%
2,300
24%
l
*
Corp
:
Mfg Co Inc common
convertible preferred
Prophet
2,200
11,300
8%
Low
10c
Ltd
1
Proctor-Silex
Progress
4%
10%
7%
10%
—*
Pratt & Lambert Co__
Mines
Jan
9%
Shares
2
Mines
American
Simmons
$3
5%
11%
(Del)—2.50
Corp of Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd-
Preston
35% Jan
Jan
1
Inc
Power
Prentice-Hall-
19%
Jan
for Week
2
Silvray Lighting Inc
Simca
'a
A
B
Silver-Miller
Jan
2.'50
Corp
Alexander
&
4
41 v
:50c
Polymer Corp class A
Powdrell
8%
1
Polymers
&
4
10%
.
50
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plastic
5% ;
pesos
a.—-1
a.
(Del)—
Corp
33
5
————
class
Silver Creek Precision
Corp
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Industries
Co
Sales
Range
Of Prices
Par
'i
Feb
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
High
Jan
65'a
1
Minerals
&
1,100
1,600
—20c
Inc
Oils
Low
9%
71
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
Perfect
Friday
for Week
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
.
(Range for Week Ended February 3)
Sales
Range
Par
Pep Boys
Week's
33
Jan
7 Va
Jan
Ltd—
dep rets ord regis
10s
RR
100
& Canal
173
172
173
30
.
172
Jan
173
Jan
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(630)
.
.
Monday, February 6, 1961
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended February
Week's
Friday
-
stocks
Last
Low
Par
Pacific Aluminum
United
U
1
500
Air Conditioning Corp
s
Ceramic
U
S
Foil Co
U
S
Rubber Reclaiming Co
class
Corp
—
Insurance
Marion
—
•
•
Corp
Utah-Idaho Sugar
—
Chemoil
24,500
33%
Jan
39%
1,300
8%
Jan
9%
8,600
4%
Jan
63/8
31%
Jan
37%
39%
6 Ye
Jan
8%
Jan
16 %
29
28 %
Jan
29
133/4
Jan
16 %
Jan
J an
15%
8%
8%
8V4
8%
3,400
1
Venture Capital
Victor
Paint
Vlctoreen
Viewlex
Vinco
class
Inc
Feb
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
53/4
Jan
Lithium
6%
Jan
5 %s
6%
6%
4,700
Jan
Midland
13,700
11
Jan
12%
Jan
National
Bellas
15%
12,400
13'%
Jan
16 %
Jan
National
Research
143/4
14'A
15'%
5,900
14
Jan
15%
Jan
9%
9
93/4
14,200
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
7%
6%
8
51,300
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
25o
18%
lOo
18%
2,000
163%
Jan
18%
Feb
New
143/4
800
12%
Jan
15%
Jan
18
50,100
123%
Jan
18
Co
17%
•
Bond
&
Inc
4
common
new
pfd
Waltham Precision Instrument Co
1
Feb
Products
West Chemical
West Texas
Inc
Utilities 4.40%
334
1,100
1%
Jan
33a
600
4%
Jan
63/4
1%
3%
Jan
3%
So
3%
j:
5,700
%
Jan
300
183a
Jan
21
•
Westmoreland
Coal
20
Westmoreland
Inc
10
88%
Jan
903a
1
100
White Stag Mfg Co
1
1
0
Wichita River Oil Corp
5'%
(The)
Corp
Stores
•
Inc
1'%
Williams
4%
4%
5,700
3%
4
3,300
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
3%
"33/4
~3%
1,800
2%
Jan
4%
A
3%
3,300
'a
Jan
%
Jan
900
303a
Jan
ii
40
41
25%
24'A
32%
52%
52 34
533%
%
%
ii
TX22
6,500
39
Feb
20
Jan
21
Jan
14%
9%
20
18%
18'%
18%
13 %
8%
Jan
3,200
3%
Feb
5%
18%
Feb
21%
Jan
200
18'%
Jan
18%
Feb
90%
Jan
94
Jan
22%
Jan
24
Jan
7%
Jan
113/4
Jan
Jan
193/4
Feb
"
'
24
11%
19'%
200
24
10 34
1934
--
•
2,800
A
A \
1A
21%
7'a
5%
7%
11,700
6'%
5%
6'%
7,600
Interest
Exchange
'
Last
Period
Safe Price
or
100
1974— .-June- Deo
subord debs
Jan
High
7%
Corp
C
1976
Interest
Corp 23As 1970
coll trust 3%s
mtge
1st
mtge 6c coll trust 3%s 1972
mtge 6c coll trust 33%s 1975
1st
43As
s
&
debentures
f
1971
1972
series
D
1976
series
E
1978
series
F
1979
series
H
1982
series
I
1982
G
series
series
1981—
J
1983
Last
Sale Price
No.
Low
99
51
89%
91
120
88%
89
89
or
Friday's
A
1967
series
B
1967
7s
U
Bid & Asked
*93%
91%
Sold
No.
High
Low
stamped
(Plan
value,
par
Ex^liquidating
included
Wabash
92%
93%
91'A
91%
91%
Warren
*86
98
30
98
96 3A
98
100% 101
12
98
16
104
2%s
debentures
United
Steel Works
debs
100%
104
_May-Wou
1983
V
debentures series A
3%s
assented
series
A
1947
104%
1968
*82%
*90%
97
RR
first
Penn
Power
West
96'A
89
—
89
94'A
1st
89
97
v.
subord
conv
5'%s
5s
rr
70
703A
*92'%
92%
20
673%
1980
92%
131
121
_
73
132'A
154
1982
lien
6s
6s subord
ret
4s
ser
F
1983
April-Oct
income debs 2008
May-Nov
-Feb-Aup
100 "4
6
103'A
104'%
100%
91
——
92'%
88%
*91
—f'
*99% 100
883%
89%
89'A
89'A
98 %
99%
'96%
96%
63%
67
87%
87%
99
99
62
*96%
93%
833A
92%
118%
65'A
66
14
67
62
*115
*13 'a
13%
*87
*54
69
99
99
*60
44%
44%
49
49
47
3'%s
—
I
gtd
Last
Corp
Co
&
1st
4s
1966-
4'%s
Central
*86
74%
74'a
♦84%
*90'%
74%
73'A
74%
90'%
io'/a
■'
-
,
Jan. 1
Low.
75
15
April
—
723/4
73
79%
29
793/8
5
79
79%
49%
49'%
1
"49%
49'%
8
94%
96%
Feb-Nov
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
1969—April-Ocf
1979
April-Oct
Jan-July
A
ser
1981
1984
s
f
s
1975
debs
debs
f
—
Jan-July
May
__r
96'a
96'%
__
__
*903/4
„
/
__
'
__
115'A 116
17
114%
117
__
98'%
98
98%
7
953/4
98'%
„
55
55 7%
20
53%
56
54%
55'%
553A
55'%
*95'A
__
96
*81
__
__
*100'% 105
„
14
53'%
__
951/4
__
__
*75'%
__
943/4
__
—
—
97
__
101%
78'a
*933/4
„
101
__
„
*85'%
__
*73%
92'%
94
85'%
?
85%
—
91%
91'%
*92%
__
100
99
2
91%
__
92%
81
__
100'%
94
Feb-Aup
1978
73'A
Jan-July
May-Wo®
1980
75
72/
91%
92%
100%
83
Jan-July
*90%
91
93%
83
91
Co—
2%s
Power
2%s
„
70'%
1979
Service
1976
Mar-Sept
1971_c
62
—
May
June-Dec
:
3'As
Jan-July
Jan-July
42
*793A
__
*__
__
903%
903%
62
6
42
2
delivery
60'a
62%
39'A
1
42%
793/4
7g3/4
3
90
92
__
100
__
91
90%
1976—— __Jan-July
*102'% 102%
April-Oct
sale
e
102%
Odd-lot
range,
<
sale not
r Cash sal*
.
'
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
* Companies reported
the Bankruptcy Act,
or
being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
securities assumed by such companies.
as
—
—
High
72%
not included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
included in the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's
not included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupbn.
,' * '
'
Deferred
Range Since
No.
79
a
■
743/4
Jan-July
•
3%s
RR
Electric
Public
'
April
Jan-July
A
ser
debentures
3%s
mortgage
Wisconsin
High
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4%s series H 1990
89
55
Week's Range
or Friday's
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Sold
83
89
45%
49
49
Sale Price
1967_Jan-July
May-Nov
2361
1982—
convertible
Wisconsin
132'A
82% >83'A
*89
44
2
45'/a
79
84%
1st
*88 'A
103%
101
3
*91 'A
i_
92
98%
102 3A
104%
1970—Feb-Aug
mortgage 4s series A 2004
1
Gen mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029
86%
J
102 %
_
100 'A 100'A
100»A
May-No®
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s
*82'%
ser
_
103 'A 103'A
83
*83
*85'%
3%s
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
J an-July
General njortgage 4'As 1983
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973_April-Oct
99
*104%
Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
_Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967——_Jan-July
73%
93'%
93%
89'%
1st
ref -M
series
4s
debentures
2000
mortgage 6s series A 1953
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 23%s A 1992
1st & ref 2%s series G 1979—.
^
June-Dec
First and refund mtge 23As ser H 1980—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981„June-Dec
6c
Period
1st
June-Deo
_Mar-Sepf
Virginia Electric 6c Power Co—
First and refund mtge 23As ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
1st 6c ref 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
"
3%s
1st
debentures
income
1st
debs
1
102
*102% 103'%
103'A
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971——Mar-Sepf
Westphalia United Elec Pwr Corp—
June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
97%
*80
First
1969
6
*80
1974
mortgage 3%s series C
Wisconsin
1976
98'/4
102
Interest
3'%s
4s
registered 2361
Western Maryland Ry
„
97%
Shore
Wilson
4%s
98
(Range for Week Ended February 3)
Lighting gen mtge
mortgage 3s 1979
Whirlpool
debentures
91
delivery transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
Ex-stock dividend, -h Ex-principal.
n Under-the-rule
transaction
g
gtd gold 3'%s
Terminal 2%s series A
West
33As
4'As conv subord
Vendo Co—
7
range),
ref
104'/a
June-Dec
—Jan-July
Vanadium Corp of America—
3%s conv subord debentures
84
91%
.
101'%
6%s sinking fund mortgage ser C 1951—June-Dec
assented series C 1951
June-Dec
4%s
Co—
Electric
3 'As
ctfs
913/4
81%
10
84
91%
Friday
Penn
Jan-July
Jan-July
1947
86
90%
92%
83
May-Nov
1947
Deferred
a
year's
Western Pacific RR Co
6%s sink fund mtge series A 1951
3'A^ assented series A 1951
Participating
RR
General
Corp—
6%s
86'%
86
2
*88
2008
1947
distribution,
in
West
*97% 100
May-Nov
April-Oct
Jan-July
1967
United States Steel 4s
*90%
84
April-Oct
2'As
A)
Westchester
100
96%
1976
87
86
Ex*rights.
x
Washington
98
98%
debentures
96%
87
*120
G6n mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
Gen mtge Income 4'As series b Jan 1991
First mortgage 3'As series b
1971
„
—
53
2%s
95
1
—
86
Low
High
32
Rubber
78
87%
86
86
Feb-Aug
May-No®
1949
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
99
S
'
-
98
1978—
98%
147
*80
Jan-July
Jan-July
6%s
(Prov)
(issue of May. 1927)
(issue Of Oct 1927)
Range Since
98%
debentures
87
*86
:
BONDS
Bonds
96 3%
f
133
67
96'A
87
1985—
series
Week's Range
mtge & coll trust 4'As
s
13
90'A
1193%
A Bonds
100%
51
sinking fund debentures 1973——April-Ocf
mtge & coll trust 4%s 1977—
—Mar-Sept
mtge & coll tr 5s 1980
5'/a-s
s
f
debentures
1980
90%
95%
r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range), t Ex-dis¬
z Ex-stock dividend.
being traded flat.
f Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
/vAbbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," nonvoting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
*
High
1st
1st
943/a
96%
119
95
Baden
(not
Jan. 1
Sold
120
*82%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Wo®
April-Ocf
——Mar-Sept
.Jan-July
May-Wpu
93
11
98%
147
*64
1982
K
L
series
♦No
f
Range Since
1st
4%s
114%
96
87
Jan-Aup
series
2
94%
96'A
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
A 73
33As
1978
10^
*83
i
1st
993A
145
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2'/as 2C08
Mar-Sept
Peru (Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Jan-July
Rio dp Janeiro stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-July
"
91
Low
Gas
99
993A
88%
111%
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Feb
53%
91
Friday
United
99
96%
Feb-Aug
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Period
80
2
99
*90'A
98%
3s
series
Continued from page 29
Exchange
77
*120'/a
May-Woo
.
1973
4%s
Feb
6'%
14
99 y4100
t51
89
New York Stock
CO 00
10
*96%
1964
Power
5'As
Jan
-
Jan
J120
BONDS
311
88%
793%
943/8
—J an-July
1998-Jan-July
6s
B
tribution.
—June-Dec
1970
23
Jan
Bonds
Bid & Asked
AAmer Steel 6c Pump 4s inc debs 1994. —June-Deo
—June-Deo
Appalachian Elec Power 3y«s 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
—Quar-Feb
Boston Edison 23As series A
Co
1967
series
A Hanover
Jan
5
Friday's
Low
conv
100
135
*83
(Germany) 7s 1951
Jan-July
Danzig Port & Waterways 6 '%s 1952
Jan-July
German Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment debentures—
a Jan
~13%
4%
Week's Range
'
■
90
—
*993/4
Jon-July
—Feb-Aug
a
20%
1,000
22
21%
50o
lOo
Corp
Stock
Jan
8
Jan
1
»-•
25,200
—1
Co
59%
1113/a
99
A
A-
'
•
•
711
*
Friday
5%a
18
400
,
1
"iA
Gas
1973
Maranhao
Ltd
57'%
104
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Jan
2,500
Ltd—
Off-Shore
Petroleum
Inc
500
18 34
5s
£1
40a
43
102% 114%
—Jan-July
—Aprll-Oct
A
Feb
20 %
18 34
regular
139
Jan
39
20'%
11%
10
118
Jan
13%
34
20%
1
bonds
Alsco
Jan
Jan
Jan
2,700
Jewelry Co—
1
3%
2%
273a
41,100
Z
American
Jan
2,200
9%
dep rets ord
preference
Zapata
Jan
2,400
4%
American
Zapata
%
27%
3%
14%
1
Jan
Jan
22
23%
3'a
37%
.
8
59
59'%
77%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
4%s series M 1985
1
Mar-Sept
Southern California Gas 3'As 1970
___April-Ocl
Southern Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971
Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3'As 1970
Feb-Aug
Wasatch Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
Jan-July
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
June-Deo
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debar1974
June-Deo
Jan
'
33%
8%
Wright Hargreaves
1963
series
5s
Jan
533%
%
3%
(F W)
to
6c
debs
Water
4%s
Jan
293/4
Jan
6,000
•
vale
32%
Jan
44
4%
2
6%
Jan
Electric
subord
conv
Harbor
4%a
Jan
20
200
9%
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
'41
29%
3,500
14%
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
Woolworth
extended
1970.
3%s
Jan
28
Light 4%% pfd—100
Wisconsin Pwr 6c
11%
10
135
*86'a
May -Nov
43/4S
Jan
1
Wilson Brothers common
5% preferred
113
4'As
Jan
3
4
1
Industries
(R C) & Co
1073A
184
119
Mar-Sept
3%s
Jan
43%
10
Williams Brothers Co
Williams-McWilliams
57%
77
76
Inc—
3s
Jan
903A
'
23
10
1976—Jan-July
debentures
3 'As
Jan
Jan
21
90 3/4
10
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
White Eagle International Inc
8
106
2%s
Jan
20'%
43/4
"33/4
34
109
1984—
3s
Jan
1 %
Is
Western Tablet 6c Stationery
Wlckes
5Vis
S'As
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
American dep rets ord shares
103 %
11%
-
129% 130'%
April-Oct
1981—May-Woo
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv debs '62—Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965—
Mar-Sept
Jan
23%
Jan
1,200
•
Western Nuclear Inc
Jan
2
200
3%
ft
'
79
10
Corp—
subord
1953
Service
5 3As
Safe
Jan
80
2'A
1A
10c
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Jan
75
80
2%
1
Western Gold 6c Uranium Inc
Jan
l
300
13,500
1%
3%
20%
3'As
Jan
13a
77,600
v/v
2
1
79'A
Western Development Co
Wieboldt
103'A 106%
11 %
April-Oct
Aprll-Oct
1963
4s
Hess
Rapid American Co 7s debs
Jan
1%
2
_
24
125
Power
Public
Jan
2'%
1 %
100
pfd
42%
20%
April-Ocf
•
due
Jan
6%
79'A
_1 Vt
50o
Feb
85
3%
1.25
West Canadian Oil 6c Gas Ltd
Jan
6'A
"3%
1
preference
Weiman 6c Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
36%
42
21 %
*75%
106
1st mortgage 3'As 1968
mortgage 3s 1971
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964—June-Dec
Feb
•
1
series
$6
42%
20'/a
liq tr ctfs—
England Power 3'As 1961_
Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s
Jan
7%
Jan
70
81
10c
Webb 6c Knapp Inc common
4
10
6
Jan
26,400
7'A
81
10
conv
non-cum
6 3%
67%
33%
200
5
4%
.
*
100
103.
Nippon
15%
92
123
$98
_Map-Nov
1970
1974
17%
*40
20%
1st
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs
1% preferred—
6%
RR
convertible
Ohio
Waitt
Valley
debs
National Theatres & Television
14%
•
67
89%
America—
1
2
Inc
Aircraft
of
subord
12%
w
Waco
Corp
25o
Vita Food Products
147
High
10
103/b
14 3%
Vogt Manufacturing
123
Jan-July
Jan
5s
109
Jan-July
Jan
5 '/as
120
...May
—
Jan
11%
-
21
1970
4s
83A
6'%
,
92
,
14%
Coke Co
&
91
April-Oct
RR
4%
Jan
92
65
.
1975—.
5
5%
4
1972
6s
13%
6
67
Mar-Sept
1963
Western
&
Inc
conv
Jan. 1
Low
Jo.
65
May-Nov
/
Corp—
debentures
Development 6s
AGuantanamo
1993
A
series B 1993
Mtge Bank 5s 1961
900
/
Sold
65
4s
Builders
1
A
Iron Coal
Vornado
5%
Range Since
Bonds
RR—
series
4s
mortgage
subord
6s
General
High
Feb-Aug
800
5
5
Friday's
Jan-July
1978
400
103%
5
or
Bid & Asked
Division—
J
Residential
1
—
Instrument Co
Corporation
Virginia
N
1
Corp of America
Co
(The)
10'%
5
5%
warrants.
Industries
Norman
10%
1
Vanderbilt Tire 6c Rubber
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Feb-Aug
1975
Western
&
of
mortgage
Registered
Hydrometals
Valspar Corp
debs
General
Feb
1973
Authority 33/4S
Finland
(V
Van
Lack
A 1st
Jan
8 %
29
15%
15%
1st
Jan
9,200
143/4
Period
Corp—
Lackawanna
Jan
133A
50
133/4
debs
6s
subord
conv
Delaware
Jan
40
2,900
102,800
8
7%
73/4
Stores
6%s
Jan
4,100
Davega
Jan
6
Transit
Feb
9/4
I
Industries
Chicago
Jan
39%
14
Universal
Jan
8%
5%
39
Universal
3%
Jan
9
25o
17.78
i
Jan
5%
36%
Interest
Exchange
Low
Jan
3%
2,000
Stock
High
8 3/4
Jan
9
38%
Universal Container Corp
Inc
American
63/a
1
1
25o
B
Universal Controls
10,800
3%
3%
Consolidated^ Oil
10
cl A com_10o
Universal
73/4
7%
1
Tile Co
U s
Universal American
Low
High
IVn
7 '%
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
„
3)
Friday
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
*
Friday's bid and ask prices;
A Bonds
selling flat.
.
no
sale's
being transacted during current week.
-
.
-
J/"*.
"■*,
.1;
Volume
193
Number
6027
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
STOCKS
Last
1"V'"•
'
11
Sale Price
Agricultural Chemical
American
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
Company
Edison
Boston
&
Cities
RR
First
Ford
Motor
16V2
Feb
8,079
102%
Jan
19
Jan
Jan
1171/4
Feb
284
44
Jan
50%
Feb
69'/4
71%
695
67
Jan
71%
Feb
56
58
25
50%
Jan
58
Feb
58
60
15
58
Feb
60
Feb
14%
15%
72
141/2
Jan
15%
Jan
52%
53%
257
50/8
Jan
53%
Feb
14%
14%
594
13%
Jan
14"%
Feb
32%
33%
184
29%
Jan
33%
Feb
Street
25
811/4
Jan
85
Feb
70%
100
-
5
com_r
—
__
II
10
100
84'/4
85
_100
10%
10%
100
Stores
10%
Feb
121/2
54%
57%
755
491/4
Jan
57%
Feb
63%
Jan
Co
5
69
70%
180
67
72%
4,687
65%
Jan
97% 100%
1
Islapd Creek
Kennecott
Coal
Co common
Copper
Star
Lone
___50c
Corp
528
87%
Jan
1021/s
Jan
70%
Companies—.
England Electric System
'
England Tel & Tel Co
Olin
Mathieson
Pennsylvania
Shawmut
Stone
Stop
RR
Fruit
Shoe
'
Standard
Oil
(N J)
U
11%
Jan
14%
7c
Jan
7c
500
7c
23%
2,133
21%
Jan
23%
965
40
Jan
45%
182
40%
Feb
45%
13%
132
11%
Jan
14
Union
29%
30%
1,033
291/2
Jan
30%
59%
336
53
Jan
59%
s
S Smelting Refining
40%
41%
917
34%
Jan
41%
•_
Westinghouse
BON.DS—
r:
40%
41%
265
37%
Jan
41%
19%
19%
21%
2,611
171/4
Jan
22%
61%
58%
611/a
261
54%
Jan
611%
53%
48
46%
Jan
53%
Feb
Drtures-4r/;T:—1998
,ndebted to "'<=
are
II
28%-
283
26%
Jan
31
Feb
11%
11%
75
11%
Jan
12
Jan
44%
48%
875
44
Jan
49%
Jan
31
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Friday
C
F
Allen
Wrigley Stores
Sale Price
Burgerd
Brewing
of Prices
42
6%
100
42
20
__
155
18
21%
Davidson
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
73/8
7
18
21%
Shares
High
Jan
18
Feb
39%
20
High
7%
Feb
Feb
Jan
42
Feb
Feb
21%
Feb
27
Jar
31
Feb
27%
Jan
29 %
Jan
37%
25
299
18
Manufacturing
Champion Paper common
Cincinnati
Gas
10
31
291/4
28%
40%
39%.,40%
38
*;-42%c!
10
20
&
Cincinnati
T
P
com
Telephone
Eagle
National
Greeting
Hobart
Manufacturing
Cards
Jan
40%
Feb
&
Gamble
S
Playing
Card
Co
Jan
147%
Feb
Jan
105%
Jan
Feb
8%
Feb
40%
489
36%
Jan
25%
25%
10
22%
Jan
25%
Feb
21%
22%
2,284
20
Michigan
Jan
22%
Feb
Mt
61%
61%
25
60
Jan
61%
Feb
30%
32%
679
30%
Jan
32%
Feb
141% 143%
485
132%
Jan
143%
Feb
Peninsular
178
Feb
178
Feb
Rickel
27%
Feb
30%
Feb
Rockwell Standard Corp
143'A
26%
27%
__5
178
178
—
27%
154
30%
30
—
56
23%
150
Jan
26%
Jan
41%
Jan
Leonard
Masco
Screw
Sugar
Clemens
common
Preferred
Rudy
Metal
(HW)
Products
&
Alleghany
Allied
Stocks
__l
—_
Stores
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminum
10
—_
of
Co
Aluminium
America...
American
Airlines
American
Can
American
Cyanamid
American
Motors
American
Tel
Ampex
l!
Armco
Oil
Corn
Jan
23%
Jan
37%
Feb
47%
18/8
404
Jan
936
70
.
"
Feb
18%
Jan
116%
Jan
23%
Jan
49%
200
67%
Jan
70
Feb
,100
38%
Jan
44%
Jan
152
22
Jan
24%
Feb
15%
535
13'%
Jan
15%
Feb
13
178
Jan
15%
Feb
390
40
Jan
45%
40%
38%
40%
139
37%
Jan
40%
Feb
18
18
18%
170
17
Jan
19
Jan
29%
62%
32%
63%
170
260
28
Jan
32%
Feb
39%
40
52%
53
31%
23%
33%
82%
84%
18 %
59%
18%
64'A '
74%
74%'
—
__25
;
•
39%
25
—
__
24
10
:
L
1
>
1
~
7
64%
5'
■
—
24
5
Dept
204% 208
111%
111 % 113%
_______1.25
Stores
__
206%
10
—_
Kodak
59%
Feb
Jan
67%
Jan
38
Jan
40%
62
51%
Jan
53
31%
Jan
33%
Feb
23%
Jan
24
Jan
Feb
90
77%
Jan
84 %
Feb
95
450
Man
18%
Feb
55%
Jan
64%
Feb
69
71'A
Jan
75
Jan
16
104
185%
Jan
208%
Jan
51
108%
Jan
114
Jan
36%
35%
37
295
35%
Feb
40'A
Jan
5
;
8%
Jan
845
7%
Jan
6,193
48 %
Jan
51%
Feb
1,746
143A
Jan
17 %
Jan
162
28%
Jan
30%
272
17
30%
17%
70
8%
Feb
8
Jan
Feb
Jan
18
Jan
64%
Jan
703/8
Jan
3,657
23
17
1,142
19"%
Jan
23%
Jan
4%
Feb
4%
950
44%
8,647
40%
Jan
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
2
220
2
4
225
Jan
'
44 3/4;, Feb
2
."'Jan
2
Jan
19%
500
17%
Jan
193/4
Feb
303A
775
28%
Jan
30%
Feb
11
Jan
123/e
Feb
Jan
12%
200
7%
435
6%
Jan
8%
3%
2,100
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
2%
100
2%
Feb
2%
Feb
3%
228
37/8
Feb
3%
373A
39%
2,238
11
11
2%
31%
8%
Feb
36%
Jan
39 %
Feb
10
309
Jan
11%
Jan
877
2%
Jan
2%
31%
242
28%
Jan
313/4
Feb
8%
350
8%
Jan
87/a
Jan
21%
500
21%
Feb
Jan
23
Jan
7%
986
7
Jan
8%
Jan
3%
225
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
14
14
102
14
Feb
14
Feb
Friday
STOCKS
Last
•
Sale Priee
Par
Abbott
Acme
Laboratories
Steel
Admiral
Co
7
Brass
Co
of
Shares
Range Since Jan.
High
Low
1
High
16%
u%
-27%
Z_*
Jan
613^
1,100
17 y4
Jan
21%
Feb
12%
1,000
l03/4
Jan
13
Jan
8%
1
4,000
21%
11%
10
61
21%
50c
(Un)
Sales
for Week
59%
I
com.IIZ
new
Allis Chalmers Mfg
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum
61
m
10
Mfg
Alleghany Corp
Low
:
-—7771-1
Advance Ross Electronics
Akron
5
I
;
*
Corp.
Week's
Range
of Prices
8%
1,300
7Va
Jan
10 y4
Jan
16%
54%
Jan
16%
200
l63/8
Jan
17
Jan
11%
J2%
3,200
10%
Jan
12 y4
Jan
26
273/4
4,400
24%
Jan
273/4
Feb
34%
35 %
1,100
32 V2
Jan
353/8
jan
_l
75%
74%
75%
1,000
69
Jan
75%
Feb
1
America
23%
22%
23%
433/4
43%
35%'
35%
37
5,400
44%
44%
46
3,800
21
21%
"500
20 Ve
87%
91%
600
85%
16%
18 V*
-13%
14%
Jan
25
200
299
69%
69%
70%
23.9
63%
Jan
70%
Jan
_1
■_
.__
Trailer
282
73/a
51%
7%
7
Feb
14%
45'A
Jan
A compilation of the roond-lot
transactions only
Jan
44 %
24%'- 24%
15%
10 3/4
3%
Feb
20%
15
44
16%
103%
212-
42 "A
Jan
Feb
Midwest Stock Exchange
Jan
-
10
21%
'*
«ia/
25c
Jan
44 %
>L"
250
8%
2%
Tiv
;_ZZZ_1
Feb
34%
15%
5
;
Motor
21%
185
289
45%
___
Pont
Fruehauf
114
-
f?/4
in
—
Jan
Feb
45%
69%
—
Controls
10%
40%
Feb
74%
~z3/
5
Jan
35 %
24%
1
Chemical
Ford
27%
Jan
36%
-
20% 22%
49%- 49%
__
10
Products
Federated
Jan
Jan
68%
5<
1
_—
Gas
Eastman
23% ^
25 %
32%
4
___8 ;
Steel
Curtiss-Wright—
Du
50
110
'
15
44%
Dayton Power & Light
Dow
74%
113 »A 116%
__
,13
Colgate-Palmolive
Columbia
35%
1
Boeing Airplane
Burlington Industries £.——„
Burroughs
Chesapeake & Ohio
f
Chrysler Corp
Service
26%
3'
___;
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bethlehem
Universal
16%
•
—
_5
1
:
Corp —;
16% '■
22%
10
__i
:
Superior Tool & Die Co__
Feb
44%
.
114
-^50
_________
Steel
Cities
•'
1
Armour':
Ashland
44%
33%
Co
Feb
49 %
35%
—
—1.66%
Tel
&
Corp
12%
Jan
.*•. 22%
>
...12.50
„__1
Anaconda.i
Avco
_______1
—_
Jan
44%
74 %
—
10%
25
34%
__
•"
90
26%
—
1
Limited
12%
49%
Jan
3%
117710
12%
__
Feb
38%
3
1
49%
__
*
_
764
12%-
2
Studebaker-Packard
33
2%
777"
171
2
Jan
6%
I
Manufacturing
Jan
19%
"7
_
Co
1%
273/4
30
753,
7 ~~~
& Co
1,167
2
I4
Parke Davis
Jan
Feb
4,912
2
1
Scotten Dillon
Unlisted
/4
777l
,7 7*
*
common
Metal
17 %
4%
3
Products
Feb
43%
443/.
10
Refineries
Jan
14%
33
17%
ZZZZZZZZZ*
I Ho
Paige common
King Seeley-Thermos
Kresge (S S) Company
Jan
95c
39%
23
1
Graham
153/„
67/8
Feb
2
70
777il66%
;
14% Jan
6% Jan
90c
703
14%
16%
V*'
Hi
General Motors Corp
Goebel Brewing
190
100
420
6%
95c
30%
90%
5
Gar Wood Industries
Jan
1
1/
«;i
17
_____77777771
Trailer
—
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U
Motor
Fruehauf
Jan
16%
50
1
Inc
22%
100
Rapid-American
Feb
Ford
Feb
4%
Jan
8%
2n
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Fenestra
18%
Jan
133A
10%
1^5/
77777-1
Bearfngs~~ZZZ5
Corp
8%
2
common
42%
I
Bros
Steel
jan
3%
545
29%
1
97%
31%
preferred
147
Motors
153/4
1
High
39 y4
091/
in
Detroit Edison
Detroit
2
5
130
41%
5
Feb
1,535
.
15
14%
.77125
Paper
4%
6%
143/
56,045
15%
90c
1
459
;__i
Procter
Jan
v'37%
*
90r
5
8%
41%
8%
—
10
Kroger
191
.„
17
__
5
Gibson
548
103% 1051/4
—
1
:
408
147% 1471/2
—
12%
Picher
8%
—
50
_
Cincinnati Transit
Diamond
291/4
•
Cine
O
•"*"
8.50
common
Cincinnati Milling Machine
N
31
~g7/
Low
18%
4%
«
Burroughs Corp—
Chrysler Corporation
-
Carey
49%
■
Range Since Jan.
High
15
Z'"l
_
Mfg
Machine
&
Continental
is
*
Die
for Week
7%
1
jan
84>/3 Feb
>
Sales
Shares
15%
ic:3a
.—71—Z~~5
Manufacturing
Consolidated
Low
1
443A
38%
-
for Week
of Prices
17%
41/
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Products
Company
Sales
id
~Il
Metal
Industrial
Range
Par
8
Jan
Jan
Exchange
Low
1
Electric
American
Avis
Week's
Last
Piano
423,1 F^
>
-
37% Jan
—
$3'500
Range
Par
A
Buell
Baldwin
6614
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Budd
Ealcrank
82
jjo
E. BUTTON & CO. for the
transmission
Friday
STOCKS
Brown-McLaren
.
162
26% Feb
91% Feb
130% Feb
Cincinnati prices.
Detroit Stock
Briggs
Aeronca
-
Iqu
66
-
of W
of these
Jan
47%
*
STOCKS
^
Jan
?%
Jan
'>
Feb
52%
6.25
6
o
•
wv*
Feb
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Cincinnati Transit—
Feb
40%
& Min'g com 50
83%;_Jan
1163/i Jan
39% Feb
Feb
oV/a Jan
o9
5
;
M
45
.
54 ' Jan
12
16%
.
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Electric
233
^
22
'wi/.
ft
:m::—-
Feb
*
Inc
JO
Steel
46%-Jan
40% Jan
Mi*
S
"
*
Lines™
shoe
S
ZZ7SSS
011/
Feb
5
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Air
u
7
95
Jan
58%
25
;
ZZZlIIZl
Carbide
United
5?i/
ft %%%*
5?^5?£8
26%
2It
46%
59/a.
1
—
Jan
12%
1
Co
59i/8
?
50
53%
24%
57%
52%
46%
59%
Jan
12%
Vov
47% Jan
50
Jan
20% Jan.
531/4 Jan
Kg
14]
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Feb
41%
5n
441/8 Feb
Feb
451/4
52%
.HI
Jan
22%
43%
ft
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Oil
(Ohio)
Studebaker-Packard
Sunray Oil
Feb
*
Machinery Corp
System
325
oL
ZZI-ZI
Standard
Feo
141/4
ft
*
High
55% Jan
33J/8 ran
*22
5oi/„
(Ind)
*-°w
54% Feb
,09
25
Oil
Feb
261%
40%
"•
Ranee Since Jan. 1
182
5J
*
ZIZ
Standard
Texaco
49%
5^
___
____
Feb
82%
Jan
♦
.-
Inc
S Rubber Co common.
Waldorf
26%
Jan
22V2
23%
10
Torrington Co_
U
Jan
73%
300
44
5
& Shop Inc
United
221/2
336
1
20
Chemical
Webster
United
100
82%
26%
7c
100
Association
&
26%
13
Association_]___i
Racing
Share,
.4L4 *|5%
~~
II
5
Brands
Jan
25"%
__
for Week
Price,
t
—IIII_Il5
Standard
Jan
74
79%
4
:
1
National Service
New
26%
*
Cement Corp
Narragansett
New
69%
5
.
Co
~
___
Co
Railway
Sperry Rand
■
General Electric Co_
Gillette
SaIes
Range
3
Southern
Jan
*
Inc
Oil
Southern
U
Railway Co—
adjustment
National
1,906
29%
50%
t±*
i
Inc
Co
Mass
cum
181/4
Jan
Roebuck
Sinclair
High
26%
5
Trust
Property
Hecla
Range Co_£
Eastern Gas <5c Fuel Assoc
4% % preferred
5%
274
Sears
48%
25
Copper
Eastern
291/4
16%
114'A
50
Co
Service
High
Low
1131/4 117%
17%
33%
;
Providence
&
Range Since Jan. 1
10
Personal
Boston
Shares
28%
1.66%
Corp
Tel
&
Boston
Calumet
*
Week'8
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Low
^rld.ay
Last
STOCKS
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Par
American
Exchange
Week's
Friday
(Range for Week Ended February 3)
22%
22 %
23%
83
19%
Jan
23%
Jan
American
Airlines
American
(Un)
Broadcasting
'
American
Cyanamid Co
American
Investment Co
American
Mach
&
1
12.50
(Un)_
10
(111)
American
Steel
Fdry
3.50
(Un)
Foundries
American
Tel &
American
Tobacco
American
166%
San
Tel
Viscose
'
1
American
Motors Corp
American Rad & Stano
;
2,700
21%
Jan
23%
Feb
100
43!/2
Jan
45 y4
Jan
34%
Jan
37%
Jan
44%
Feb
47%
Jan
Jan
21Jan
Jan
91%
;
Paramount Theatres (Un)
American Can Co (Un)
5
1
91%
16%
>->
_
31
30
14,400
16%
Feb
1,100
12%
Jan
600
27 y4
Jan
31
"""
Jan
Jan
31
Co
.,—33%
113%
9,700
103%
Jan
(Un)
—12.50
71%
71%
75
1,900
65%
Jan
75
25
Jan
49%
Corp
(Un)
Feb
18%
14%
'
113% 116%
116%
Feb
Jan
Feb
49%
44%
49%
2,400
41 y4
General
Dynamics
1
43%
43%
45%
342
40%
Jan
45%
Feb
50
50%
49%
51%
1,000
44
Jan
Feb
Electric—
5
69%
67
71%
522
65%
Jan
73%
Jan
Apache Corp
51V2
General
1.25
13%
13%
14
2,400
Jan
14
Jan
General
Motors
44
43
44%
1,426
40%
Jan
44%
Feb
Arkansas
13%
2.50
39%
39%
39%
800
35 V4
Jan
39%
10
693A
69%
70
1,200
68%
Jan
717.5
70
Jan
43%
42%
44%
5,200
38
Jan
45
Jan
£
:
General Telephone
Goodyear
Greyhound
3.33%
-.
—
1%
•
__
3
.
Gulf
Oil
26%
36%
21%
__
36%
__8%
—
36
47%
—
International
Harvester—
•
43%
International
Tel
*
—
Jones
&
&
Tel
Laughlin
10
.
■
48
65
65
29%
36%
21%
36
48%
26 %
100
10
48
65
Jan
30 %
Feb
34%
308
144
40
17
Jan
36%
Feb
Anaconda
Armco
Company
Louisiana Gas
Steel Corp
Armour
&
Ashland
Jan
21%
Jan
32%
Jan
36
Feb
43
Jan
48%
Jan
Associates
46%
Jan
48%
Jan
Atchison
59
59
145
Co.
Oil
20%
Jan
65
Feb
$1.50
(Un)
conv
(Un)
(Ill)
&
Refining
2nd
common
preferred
Investment
•
Feb
24%
24%
200
21%
Jan
~
24%
Jan
40
40%
500
37
Jan
7
40 V»
Jan
58
58
1,000
56
Jan
58
Feb
24%
23%
24%
1,800
21%
Jan
25%
Jan
9%
9%
500
Jan
9%
Jan
21%
51%
15%
19%
21%
300
17
Jan
21%
Feb
48
51 Ys
600
44%
Jan
5iy8
Feb
14%
15%
6,700
13V2
Jan
15%
Feb
6%
6{|
200
5%
Jan
6IS
Jan
15 y4
1,700
15 y4
Jan
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
5%
1
I—17_10
Co
Feb
10
44%
43%
44%
40%
Jan
44%
Feb
1
60
60
64
221
60
Feb
65%
Jan
Atlantic
McGraw Edison
1.
37%
37%
39
210
30%
Jan
39
Feb
Avco
Mead
5
37 Vs
37%
69
36%
Jan
38"%
Jan
73%
79
99
70%
Jan
79
Feb
Bailey Selburn Oil
44%
Jan
46%
Feb
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
61%
Jan
74%
Feb
Bastian-Blessing Co
Bearings
Liggett
&
Martin
Co
Myers Tobacco.
25
_:
non-cum
.
Corp
Minnesota
Monsanto
*
Cash
National
t
Register.,.
American
Aviation
a.
Corp
Republic Steel
Reynolds
•
61%
61%
17
59%
Jan
63
Jan
5
26%
25%
27%
271
253/8
Jan
27%
Jan
Belden
Tobacco
._,
—_
92%
95 y4
131
851/4
Jan
95%
Feb
Bell
Gossett
48%
49
60
47%
Jan
50%
Jan
Bendix
12%
13
97
12y2
Jan
13%
Jan
Benguet
50 %
—
—
_
12%
;
Gas
&
Class
5
*
56%
—_10
5
&
5
_1.4o
1
13
Inc
15
*
108
14%
103
3%
108
9%
13
3%
Jan
92J/2
650
Jan
111
Jan
200
3%
Jan
4
Jan
19
18%
20
1,750
17%
Jan
21
Jan
2
14%
14%
15 y«
3,400
14%
Feb
15%
Jan
72
800
67'%
Jan
72
Jan
300
iy8
Jan
50c
10
Co
Corp
3%
5
Consolidated
Inc
(Un)
69%
69%
pi
1%
1%
44%
1%
1%
Jan
49%
60
—
80
47%
Jan
Feb
Bethlehem
44
45
40
Jan
45
Jan
25
53
Jan
58
Feb
Binks
54
54
50
51%
Jan
55
Jan
37%
50
343/4
Jan
37%
Jan
Steel Corp (Un)
Manufacturing Co
Boeing Airplane
8
58
5
40%
36%
41%
4,800
36%
Jan
41%
Feb
55%
56%
57
493/4
Jan
56%
Feb
Borg-Warner
5
36%
36%
37%
2,300
35%
Jan
38
59%
i
50%
37%
37%
For footnotes, see page 42.
A
(Un)
60
65
543/8
Jan
60
Feb
Brach
•
39
38
39%
1,600
34%
Jan
42%
Jan
16
93%
Jan
Feb
Brunswick
•
46%
44%
46%
7,100
44
Jan
49
Jan
5
14%
14
14%
1,400
2,700
14
Jan
17 y8
Jan
16%
Jan
19
Jan
27%
Jan
33
Feb
100 y8100%
100 %
&
36%
36%
(E J)
Corp
new
new
24
50
343/8
50
24
•
1
Corp
Sons
common
common
Budd Company
St
Regis Paper
Sehenley Industries—
4
10
3
58
50%
—5
a.
10
•
Mfg Co
94%
33 %c.
Phililps Petroleum
Radio
221
10
Pepsi-Cola
Oil
234
74%
1
Pennsylvania RR
Pure
46 %
71%
.
Corp
Refining Co
Corporation
5
1
Distillers
National Lead
North
44%
74%
5
Dairy
National
46 %
5
Chemical
National
78%
2
Mining
preferred
Products
Athey
._
Jan
36 %
Feb
Burlington Industries
22
Jan
24 %
Feb
Burroughs
Corp
(Un)
(Un)
wl__
3,500
•
1
17%
17%
18%
5
32%
29%
33'
13,700
;
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, February 6, 1961
.
.
(632)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended February 3)
Calumet
--5
Ltd
Canadian Export Gas
Carrier Corp common
Corp
—2.50
24%
Corp
(Un).
Co
Radio
Phonograph
&
r
(Un)—:
Flour
Mills of
America Inc
Co
Motor
Foremost
Dairies
Inc
Fruehauf
Trailer
Co
T
Jan
Jan
*23%
Jan
National Tile
1,800
8%
Jan
11
Jan
New'
40 %
Jan
North
9%,
37%, Jan
2,300
40 %
28 3
46 7
4
York
&
Product
American
Jan
Northern
Indiana
Public
Gas
300
8
44
Jan
47
100
87
84
Jan
88
Jan
Northern
Natural
56%
Feb
Northern
Pacific
Northern
%
56%
250
55
Jan
12%
1,700
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
States
(Minnesota)
(Un)
17
1,200
24
2,500
2,700
23 %
Jan
24
Jan
Jan
74%
Feb
Oak
Edison
Oil
40%
Jan
43 %
Jan
63%
400
62%
Jan
6414
Jan
Ohio
Oklahoma
Co
Natural
27%
35
Jan
40%
Jan
Olin-Mathieson
55
Jan
59%
8%
Jan
26%
Jan
700
Jan
Pacific
Hertz
Corp
Inland
12
19 %
1,500
15%
Jan
19%
Jan
300
52%
Jan
59
Jan
26
Mineral
International
International Tel
Interstate
Aluminum
Kaiser
(Un)___
Gas Co common
Laclede
&
Leath
Co
:
common
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett
Lincoln
Tobacco
& Myers
Printing
Co
(Un)
common..
Martin
New
(F
Means
W)
Merck & Co.
Metropolitan
South
Minneapolis
Minnesota
wi
75%
Brewing
River
:
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Monroe Chemical Co_
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1,700
36%
Jan
41%
Feb
33%
33%
500
33
Jan
33 Va
Jan
(Un)
_1
Feb
Public
Service
Co
2,200
Jan
113%
Jan
Pullman
27%
Jan
30%
Jan
Pure
13%
100
13%
Ja.n
.13%
Jan
700
12 Va
Jan
13
Jan
Radio
58%
Jan
Raytheon
13%
Jan
Republic Steel Corp
Corp of America
58%
650
53
12 %
200
11%
Jan
9%
2,400
7%
Jan
9%
Jan
Rexall
200
34
Jan
39%
Feb
Reynolds
(Un)
Inc
Jan
81%
200
75
Jan
81%
17%
39%
30 %
8C0
27
Jan
30%
Feb
Reynolds
38%
500
35
Jan
39 V'4
Jan
Richman
Jan
8 Va
Feb
Jan
70%
8%
70%
8
500
3,700
63%
13%
12%
Jan
14
St
Louis
23%
1,100
1,500
Jan
20
Jan
23%
Jan
St
Louis
9 %
200
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
St
Regis
3 %
2%
5,600
15%
300
Paper
Electric
15
6%
300
6%
Corp
Feb
100
11
Feb
14%
Jan
53%
100
48'/a
Jan
53%
Feb
35
35
700
34%
Jan
35%
Jan
38
900
33%
Jan
38
Jan
61%
200
56%
57
36%
38%
900
58%
59%
2,000
500
4,100
58 Va
Jan
63%
Jan
Jan
50
Jan
57
Feb
35%
Jan
40%
Jan
56
Jan
60
Jan
77 Va
94%
Feb
45%
300
44 Va
Jan
48
Jan
49%
700
41%
Jan
49%
Jan
500
93 Va
Jan
900
29
Jan
30 Vt
Feb
Feb
Jan
9%
45%
Jan
Jan
75%
Feb
75%
900
69%
Jan
76%
Jan
35 V*
1,300
31%
Jan
35%
Feb
44%
19,900
40%
Jan
44%
Jan
40%
300
37%
Jan
40%
Feb
Southern
55 V4
13%
•
27
59 %
30%
Jan
29%
Feb
Jan
56
1,600
62%
Jan
26%
900
15,700
62 3
a
Feb
Jan
(W
B
A)
Shell Oil Co__
Strapping
Steel
Signode
Oil
Sinclair
Corp
Mobil
Socony
Co
Oil
(Un)—i
(Un)
Standard
Brands Inc
Standard
Oil
of
35%
36%
4,500
33 7
8
Jan
36%
Jan
Standard
Oil
of
21 %
Jan
24
Jan
36
Jan
39%
Feb
16
Jan
18%
Jan
200
23%
24
36
39%
17%
18%
45%
2,400
1,100
500
46 %
21%
21%
500
36
36%
7,200
36%
37%
500
C
43
Jan
50%
Jan
21%
Jan
33
Jan
36%
Feb
36%
Jan
37%
Jan
(Un)—;_—
'
Jan
15%
Feb
10%
11
700
9%
Jan
11%
Jan
66
67%
300
61%
Jan
67%
Feb
15%
125
600
15%
139
138
14
125
Jan
140
Jan
5%
6%
9,500
5%
Jan
6%
Packaging common
covertible preferred
6%
Stariray Corporation
Stewart-Warner
Storkline
8%
1,800
8
Jan
9
Jan
26
600
23
Jan
26 %
Jan
26 %
26%
400
23%
Jan
26%
Jan
36%
37 %
1,400
32%
Jan
37 %
Feb
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Sunbeam
'
&
Gas
25'
.
1,200
40%
Jan
45%
Jan„
29%
29%
100
26 %
Jan
30%
Jan
47%
48%
2,300
42%
Jan
49 %
Jan
37
38%
500
34%
Jan
39%
Jan
62%
63 3
8
700
59%
Jan
63%
Jan
33%
34%
2,300
31Vt
Jan
34%
Jan
34%
35
300
33 V*
Jan
35
Feb
Jan
45
2,800
44%
Jan
48%
500
20%
Jan
23
Jan
9%
Jan
10%
Producing
48%
22%
23
10%
10%
1,700
8%
500
64%
1,400
65%
6%
57
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
65%
Jan
600
74 %
Jan
83%
Feb
6C0
25%
Jan
26 %
Jan
24
Jan
25
Jan
3,100
10%
Jan
12 %
Feb
400
81%
Jan
90
Feb
81%
83%
25%
26 Va
25
25
11%
90
20%
20%
26%
28
6%
8%
50
12%
88%
Feb
Jan
600
90
20%
27
42%
37%
42%
40 %
Radio
20th
(Un)__
Union
Bag-Camp
Carbide
Electric Co
Union
Oil
Union
Pacific
Aircraft
United
Air
29%
30%
1,400
28
Jan
30%
43%
44%
3,300
38%
Jan
44%
Feb
45
45 %
3,000
38%
Jan
45%
Jan
49%
48
Jan
49%
Feb
20%
Jan
22%
Jan
27
Jan
29%
Jan
Jan
Feb
49%
900
21%
22%
2,600
29%
29%
200
22%
23 Va
6,900
20%
Jan
24%
49%
1,200
43%
Jan
49 Vt
Feb
31%
100
29%
Jan
31 Va
Jan
56%
,
500
53
Jan
56 Va
Jan
Jan
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Jan
10 Va
1,000
9%
Jan
10%
49%
50%
2,300
4714
Jan
50 Va
49%
51%
5,500
46 Va
Jan
51%
Feb
45
46 %
15,900
40%
Jan
46%
Feb
57%
58 %
300
54 Va
Jan
58 Va
Feb
22 'A
23
550
22 Va
Jan
25
Jan
29
Jan
'
-
100
28
28
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21
Jan
7%
7%
2,000
7
Va
Jan
52
Feb
20 Va
Jan
23
Jan
23%
Jan
26%
Jan
45%
Jan
47%
Jan
23
Jan
26%
46'%
47%
3,700
23%
23Va
23%
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92%
2,100
35
35
24%
24%
20% >
72
30
5'/a
40%
47
70%
8
Feb
Jan
25
700
22
26
79
Feb
13
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600
52%
21%
35
24%
Jan~
Feb
3,200
52
22
26 V'4
47 Va
53%
Jan
Jan
25 Va
83
Jan
92 Va
100
28%
Jan,
35
Feb
2,100
21%
Jan
25%
Jan
Feb
79
79
100
68 Va
Jan
79
Feb
27
27 Va
400
24 Va
Jan
28
Jan
20%
20%
100
19 Vt
Jan
20%
67
72
1,300
59 Vt
Jan
72
Feb
29%
30
27
Jan
30
Jan
700.
5 Va
5
Feb
400
4%
Jan
2,100
36%
Jan
40%
900
41%
Jan
47
Feb
71 %
200
70 Vt
Feb
74%
Jan
37
37
Feb
39%
40%
46
47
70%
——_*
10
25
35%
5%
Jan
Feb
Inc
United
Fruit
United
States
(Un)
Co—,__
Jan
33
Jan
U
S
Rubber
Jan
U
S
Steel Corp
8%
Gypsum
600
32%
1,000
700
57
Jan
55%
Jan
58
Feb
66%
Jan
Jan
33%
Jan
Webcor
100
43
Jan
46 Vt
Jan
30%
3,400
27%
Jan
30 %
Jan
43%
400
39 Vt
Jan
43%
Feb
39
43 Va
1,600
35
Jan
43%
Feb
7%
19%
19%
7%
400
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
21%
3,200
1738
Jan
22 %
Jan
700
103 Va
107 Va 109 Va
Jan
109%
Jan
52 Va
53%
400
47
Jan
53%
Jan
80%
84%
4.500
75%
Jan
84%
Feb
53 Va
52%
83%
55%
2,300
53
Jan
60
14%
100
13
Jan
14%
Jan
63
148
60
Feb
70
Jan
Westinghouse
Jan
35%
38
1,100
30%
Jan
38
Feb
100
38
Jan
38%
78 Va
Jan
86%
Feb
White
9%
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
86%
11
11%
800
8
8%
300
16%
200
16%
Jan
8%
17
Electric
Motor
Feb
$4.25
Jan
Wilson
Stores. Inc
preferred—
&
Co
16
Jan
18
Jan
Wisconsin
Electric
Jan
35%
Feb
Wisconsin
Public
11%
Jan
Woolworth
(F
11%-
72%
79.y*
3,300
70 Va
Jan
79 V'4
Feb
World
37
600
34%
Jan
37
Jan
Yates-American
23%
200
21%
Jan
23%
Feb
Youngstown
7%
Jan
Zenith
Feb
Feb
Jan
11%
Jan
40%
Jan
46%
47%
44%
48 Va
5,200
44%
Jan
50
Jan
28
30
500
27 Vt
Jan
30
Jan
49%
48%
49%
300
43 V*
Jan
49%
Feb
common—
*
—_—*
20 %
450
*
45%
Publishing
——
Co
Sheet" &
Radio
!
(Un)__
Corp
20%
20 %
Jan
83
5
83
Feb
83
Feb
45%
47%
600
43
Jan
43%
Jan
45 Va
100
42
Jan
45 Va
Feb
31%
30 Va
31%
200
29%
Jan
31 Vt
Feb
68%
13%
68%
68%
500
67
Jan
69
Jan
13%
15%
3,900
12
Jan
18
10
—1
Co
Machine
20 Va
45 Va
—10
Co
5
Tube
;
—
*
_1
-
17%
18
300
17
Jan
97%
98
300
88%
Jan
400"
97 Vt
Jan
—
106
*
111%
21
Jan
83
10
Power
Service—
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11%
36%
5
63
9Vt
200
Corp
(Un)
31%
Jan
Jan
3,900
44 Va
Co_
500
11%
57%
10%
43 Va
.>
200
"
63
10%
44 Va
Telegraph
Wieboldt
7%
38
80%
63
10%
2%
6.25
5
1
Whirlpool Corp
Jan
37
——1
Union
60
38
1
Inc
14%
130
Jan
46 %
43
—_——_——10
Walgreen Co
63
1,100
Jan
42 %
29%
Products
14%
50
129%
Jan
Feb
59%
31 %
Jan
39 Vt
43%
2.50
Match
Oil
Jan
Jan
117 Va
400
30 V'4
16%
Universal
52%
Western
1,500
——
(Un)
Co
33%
900
42%
5
10
:—_1
*
4
5
——
(Del)
Corporation
United
800
126% 129 Va
46%
127
10
(Un)—:
Corp
'
42 Va
36%
Corp—:—6%
(Un)
Lines
20 %
64%
6
44 Va
330
RR—.—
United
Jan
58
5
Jan
21 %
---—1
1
.1
California
of
Jan
56%
22%
Jan
Jan
Jan
21 Va
5
——25
Corp——
Jan
59%
~
(Un)—
Paper
Union
8%
59%
17%
8%
9
Jan
Jan
La Salle St Corp
208 So
24%
700
35 %
Jan
8%
*
Century-Fox Film
18%
58
17%
400
8%
Jan
—
Corp—:
300
57
33%
8%
11%
—5
Continental Corp
100
56%
16%
Jan
25
Company __—.—_———2
Transamerica Corp (Un)—
—.—2
Tri
Jan
14%
600
Trane
Trav-ler
56 Va
Jan
900
——
3,200
8%
Co—r
Co
Edison
Feb
12 Va
13
Tool Co
Power
54 Va
1,900
Jan
47 %
8
Thor
1,800
14 %
27%
_3.33%
50c
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge (Un)—_5
Toledo
55%
13%
12 Va
1
25
———
—
Jan
28
26
—
Transmission
Inc
Textron
Jan
57%
Jan
54%
28
1
1
—5
(Un)
Company—.
Gulf
Texas
25%
Feb
26 %
12%
5
Corp
Texaco Inc
Jan
54
100
27
21 V\
7%
_:
Corp
Tenn
22 Va
100
28
1
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co
Swift
500
54
24
2.50
___
Corp
Furniture
Sundstrand
Jan
10%
1
20
Standard
Jan
16
8
50%
51%
46%
58%
22 Vt
Feb
8%
7
15
Jan
37
Jan
56%
25
—
10%
Jan
14%
38 Va
1
(Ohio)
Feb
34%
100
15%
31%
6.25
(Un)__^
J
Co
9%
600
9%
37
1,100
*
(Un)
California
Indiana
N
of
Oil
Standard
:
——
Co
Oil
Stand
Jan
20%
D
300
24%
9%
15%
7,400
23%
50c
*
5
Dredging Corp :
Standard
Spiegel Inc
Square
51
48 Va
(Un)—
(Un)
Sperry Rand Corp
Jan
49%
22V4
29%
5
•_•.
Pacific Co
Southern
15
—
48%
30%
44V4
45%
1
5
—
10
9
8%
1
Co
51
Jan
44
8%
1
—
Jan
8%
—1
Co class A
i
Pen
_—
33%
43%
—*
Southwestern Public Service—_———1
30%
29%
Feb
Class
1,000
39
28
1
Inc
Jan
37%
39
54
3
66 Va
30%
36 Va
15%
24Va
Jan
100
30
51
39
5
10
1.40
1
1
41
100
100
30
*
13
6,800
Jan
—
58%
94%
11,200
Jan
'
56%
38%
59%
19 Va
Jan
60%
35
Jan
53 V4
48%
:
40
77%
Jan
18
93%
:
14%
—
46%
45%
Co
&
Jan
—
31
1,000
37%
__
20 g
Corp
Roebuck
Jan
8%
Feb
2,500
94%
(Un)
35%
86%
54
34%
54
49
(Un)_
13%
*
Jan
Jan
45%
Co___——
13%
42%
83%
Jan
34%
53%
:—1
50
65%
Jan
11%
1
Co
200
10 %
Feb
50
11
Stockyards—J
National
700
48%
75%
Jan
11
45 Va
29 %
;
Jan
47 Va
2,800
Public Service class A
14
.
62%
300
58%
71%
26%
37 %
Jan
14
1,500
57 Va
Petroleum Co
39%
—,
Jan
2,800
58%
40%
—
22
Jan
13%
800
43%
3%
19%
75%
.1-18%
34 %
125
6%
Feb
Jan
50
18 %
74 %
:
20 Va
39%
72%
33%
67%
■
Feb
Jan
36 V\ -Jan
—2.50
*
5
__*
(R J) Tobacco
Brothers Co
Dutch
Royal
13%
39 ,2
18 %
1,200
Jan
'
68%
36%
12%
■■
50%
——
(Un)
Chem
Metals Co
Drug &
13%
*
Jan
93%
54
18%
.
Company
13%
*
44%
Feb
34%
*
5
—.—5
*
—5
10
(Un)
39%
•
Jan
90%
49
13
75'%
*
(Un)_—
Company
Co (Un)
Oil
Jan
13%
1
41%
200
12.50
3
._*
Quaker Oats Co
12%
108
Jan
10
500
91
33'/he
Indiana
of
15%
xl
42
90 Va
80
25
29%
Jan
1
25
2,800
41%
90 Va
6.25
208 %
23%
Jan
*
4
*
41%
5
4
Jan
1.200
10
Co
Min & Mfg
41%
; Jan
186 '
450
29%
__•
1
Products
Feb
40%
Potter
101%
4
Utilities
37 Va
Feb
Jan
(Un)—12.50
Inc.:
36%
Petroleum Co.(Un)
Co
(The) ________'.—___—;__1
Jan
16%
& Scott
Brick
Meyer Blanke Co
Mickelberry's Food
*\ Mississippi
com
(Un)
Merritt Chapman
Middle
new
Jan
37%
Phillips
89%
*
Co
23 Vt
36%
Jan
-7.50
(Un)_.
;
32 %
50c
&
Jan
Jan
_15
(Un)__
Co
100
wi
McKay Machine Co
38 Va
15%
500
Jan
31 %
McCrory Corp
Jan
14,100
75%
&
Corp
(Un)
400
1
common
32
21%
Jan
Dodge
Corp
33%
*
Co
38
19%
71%
(Charles)
98%
Field common
(The)
37%
19%
Phelps
Universal
Marshall
38
3.33
1
41%
—4
Cement
Jan
Philco
Pfizer
33
Mfg
Marquette
29%
Jan
4,500
8
60%
33
50c
1
Electronics Inc—
Lytton's (Henry C) & Co
Ling-Temco
Jan
Jan
4
29%
6%
33%c
Chemical
&
Kennecott Copper Corp
27%
51 Va
•
—10
(Un)
900
26
Union
& Laughlin Steel
Jones
29%
41V
39%
--
.____—5
Co—__.
29%
Jan
113%
2%
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe—*
Johnson
Feb
29%
Feb
208 %
15
3.50
Co_
Power
Electric
Jefferson
45
Jan
29%
—-
*
(Un)—
Jan
48%
Sangamo
*
Tel
&
42%
23%
22
:—*
International Shoe Co
500
38%
38
2-
Chemical—r_5
&
45
300
Revlon
48'4
38 %
International Nickel Co (Un)__—.'62%
International Paper
(Un).
2.50
34%
International Harvester
44
1,050
1,300
8%
8%
39%
30 ,8
38 Va
8%
68_8
13°a
*
—
Jan
45
1,200
12%
.—25
Co
32%
Feb
57
*
Steamship
Jan
-_
12%
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Co
Steel
30 %
m
Co
Coal
13%
1
10
10
r*
Interlake
1,900
2,100
Peabody
28 %
*
^
32%
%
21%
Jan
111
3
21 %
8.33V3
36%
*—37%
RR
Jan
32%
32
21%
17%
206
*
Co.,
72
21 %
800
28%
-1
Central
Feb
5
Pennsylvania RR_.
,—50
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
.-—25
Pepsi-Cola Co__
:___■_—33 %c
38%
a
98 %
Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door
Brick
66%
Jan
800
20 3
33%
Howard Industries Inc
Illinois
2,100,
2118
44
73%
Corp.
Illinois
71
;_5
Airways
*
'
Jan
70
Co.
8
Bartlett
Jan
70 V*
11,100
World
&
^-1
1
Hupp
Jan
16%
20 Va
41%
Feb
43%
38%
51%
Jan
48
19%
23%
50%
Jan
37 Va
41
Jan
Jan
20
50 %
.4
Jan
46 Va
Jan
38%
59
19 '/a
42 Va
__*
58%
7%
Jan
6%
45 Va
Corp
10
Hibbard Spencer
47%
Pan American
—
1
3
___—__—1 '
700
Parke-Davis
Servel
Co—_
48%
Feb
Sheaffer
Brewing
47%
47%
48 %
Jan
Sears
(G)
He in Werner
Feb
Jan
16
15%
'——
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Heileman
94 Va
83%
Schwitzer
Corp
States
Utilities
Jan
44 V4
Jan
Jan
Dock
85
300
1,200
Jan
Jan
&
100
7 Va
18%
Jan
6%
(Un)—_
94%
6%
17%
\
74
16%
Dredge
94%
~6%
1
25
Jan
Oil
Feb
800
Feb
Greyhound Corp
Jan
59 Va
700
18 %
111
28%
6.25
-1
Feb
27%
Jan
83 %
Schering
City Steel Co
75
Jan
56%
50
—.___
.__
Schenley Industries
Drug Stores
Jan
25%
100
26
Jan
Co
62%
2,700
59%
100
Electric—
&
Gas
Jan
(W Hi
Lakes
Co—
Chemical
Jan
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
300
27%
59%.
Feb
3 V4
distribution
75
26%
5
Owens-Illinois Glass
7%. Jan
23%
*
72 Va
75
10
Gas
1,500
1,700
19%
--
Feb
59 %
*
Jan
41%
_
8Vt
6,100
:_.
1,000
8%
Feb
16
(Un)_
700
-
Feb
8%
Co__*
Service
Co
43 %
1,000
43%
Bancorporation
Manufacturing Co—
Ohio
8%
16
Northwest
68%
40%
6
42%
Co
Power
74%
27%
Jan
42 %
._
Ry
14%
58
5
26 %<
Corp
8%
ex
Jan
5
Illinois Gas Co___
8514
Corp
Jan
%
16
Illinois
Northern
Jan
(Un)
8IV4
Jan
_5
North American Car Corp__
Northern
Jan
Goldblatt Brothers
Jan
Va
8 V4
1
Feb
Jan
Co
75%
100
_*
Feb
78%
(The)
1,700
81%
18.4
83V3C
1
77%
5
.____
53%
-8
Rubber-'
Feb
63
5
:
40%
-
100
&
Jan
85
%
Aviation
300
Tire
1,000
79 V*.
25%
42 %
1
Jan
85
76%
.—,1
RR
8%
__
29%
_1
(Un).
Mfg——
Central
82%
Genesco Inc
Gulf
Jan
21%
8%
._—_____—5
69' 4
General Foods Corp
—75 , 2
General Mills Inc_
—3
35 8
General Motors Corp__
i_1.66%
44
General Portland Cement
1
40 A
General Public Utilities——
—5 1
30%
Gen Tele & Electronics Corp—3.33V3
29%
Gulf
25%
1,000
25%
26
,v'
Feb
Jan
82
Register (Un)_________5
8%
Dynamics
Great
800
22%
39%
General Electric Co—
Gray
28%
National Gypsum Co
National Lead Co (Un)
57%
° /2
51
General
Granite
Jan
--
General
Gossard
Distillers
18%
63 %
25 .4
39%
57/2
Corp
———5
Contract Finance
2
Co
Cash
National
Jan
--
Candy
Alden
National
Jan
14 7 8
82%
Box
Glidden
Jan
17%
200
Transportation—2.50
Corp
2
Corp
1
General
Glen
67%
17
10
General
Gillette
Jan
Jan
16%
Bankshares
General
Jan
13%
71
American
General
53
60
23%
4
47
28
_—___5
.
8%
F W D Corporation
General
Corp
135
43
1
„*
—2
5
-1
5
2
1
Wisconsin Bankshares
Nachman
700
12
73%
Jan
3,800
*
2,600
56%
23 /8
common-
A—
15%
46%
--
20
class
Conv
Co
63%
55
85
4
44 Va
2 9 V'4
3
(The)
14%
—
56
12
2,400
28%
Feb
Jan
—_J_
Inc
Vernon
55
46?8
(Un)—5
(Un)-_
Rubber
&
Corp
First
Ford
25
53%
2
Fairbanks Whitney Corp common
Tire
42
Jan
Jan
Co
Co
Firestone
Jan
21%
Jan
1
Elec Mfg
Firstamerica
38%
550
50%
75
208%
Emerson
1,600
.
38 Va
5
Du Pont
(E I)
de Nemours (Un)
5
Eastern Air Lines Inc
1
Eastman Kodak Co
(Un)
10
El Paso Natural Gas new com wi_—3
Elder Manufacturing
27.50
Elgin National Watch
5
Emerson
25
39%
23%
Chemical
42
Feb'
High
LOW
47
Muskegon Motor Specialties—
600
5
Dow
Jan
900
20
-j.
Co
Manufacturing
Dodge
14
40%
-1
National Corp
Diamond
Jan
53%
Amer: (Un)—12.50
(Un)
1
of
Co
Edison
Detroit
12%
52%
1
L-L
Pub
Co
&
1,900
.-39%
—
Deere
13%
14
40%
.
.
Steel
Mount
9
9%
391.1
15
Coleman
Co
Inc
5
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
*
Columbia Gas System (Un)
10
Commonwealth Edison common
25
Consolidated Foods (Un)
—1.33%
Consumers Power Co———————*
Container Corp of America
5
Continental Can Co
i0
Continental
Insurance
Co—
5
Continental
Motors Corp
1
Controls Co of America—
-5
Corn Products Co
1
Crucible
Motorola
Feb
27%
28%
4%%.. pfd—100
Iron
Curtiss-Wright
Jan
29%
22%
—_
Cleveland Electric Ilium
Crowell-Coll
Feb
'39%
Jan
*
City Products Corp
Cleveland-Cliffs
23%
Jan
22 %
Range Since Jan. 1
High
44 %
;——5
Jan
33%
—10
Co
Service
Cities
(Un)
21%
300
23%
17
'
■
Electric—,—8.50
&
(Philip) & Co
350
1,500
Shares
23%
.___*
._
Sales
for Week
of Prices
47
1
(Un)
& Co
62%
63 ,8
25
,—
Gas
Morris
Ward
38%
,54%
—
___„_100
Pacific Ry Co-*
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Chrysler Corp
Montgomery
24%
;
Chicago Rock Island &
Cincinnati
Monsanto
Jan
29%
—
preferred
A
Feb
,113
39%
1
14
common—-1
—,-25
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)_—
25
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific
*
Chicago & Northwestern Ry com
*
series
15%
Jan
27%
22%
28/a
Champlin Oil & Refining,
$3 convertible preferred
5%
1 %
5,268
114
Chemical
Jan
14
300
15%
Week's
•Range
Low
Par
.
37 Va
—•
-50c
of America (Un)
Centlivre Brewing Corp
_
Central & South West Corp
Celanese
1%
a
—25
10
(Un)_.
Pacific
Canadian
1
15%
*5%
30c
Hecla Inc
&
High
Low
High
Low
Par
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
stocks
15%
18
.99%
112
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Volume
193
Number 6027
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(633)
-
——
—
37
—
—
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
Price Range
on
Friday
Week's
Last
Par
Duquesne Light Co
Equitable Gas Co
Low
Corp
•
♦___
_ioc
American Cement Corp pfd (Un)___:_25
American Factors Ltd
(Un)_.
;_io
Oil
Co
BlacK. Mammoth
Bolsa
Chica
Oil
Broadway-Hale
Buttes
Gas
^
(Un>^
Corp
Dominguez
Electrical
Oil
Fields
Products
Exeter
Oil
Friden
Holly
Oil
Jade
Co
M
J
Matson
Meier
M
Oil
Co
Nordon
Corp
Norris
Oil
Co
4,000
17%
31%
1,400
28%
21%
600
18
34
34%
1,700
34
Jan
32c
Inc
Rice
6%
Oil
Gas
Gas
2.15
2.10
65c
Jan
2.05
2.10
1,200
2.00
1.70
2.10
44c
6,200
55
200
34c
21,000
48%
f28c
Jan
30c
34%
35%
200
32%
Jan
36
15%
100
15
Jan
15%
2,200
27
10
22c
51,200
34%
—
..
1.20
'li'1-
27
22c
20c
1.10
30%
:
1.55
399
4%
Jan
176
69%
Jan
75%
Feb
31%
147
27%
Jan
31%
Jan
-
18%
16
Jan
18%
18 Vb
18%
165
90c
500
24%
24%
44%
48 Vb
'
—10
•
24%.
.6.25
47%
13%
300
3%
15%
17%
31
31%
2.80
2.90
31
31%
17%
■»'
29
26
29
1.15
1.10
1.15
_10
6%
50%
Jan
Averages
20
—Bonds—
10
Total
15
10
First
Second
'
10
Total
Indus¬
Jan.
27
Rail¬
Utili¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
trials
roads
ties
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
643.59
____-
Utili¬
40
Bond*
140.54
105.14
216.63
91.97
82.20
82.45
86.21
85.46
105.97
86.21
85.46
141.40
218.64
91.97
81.20
82.45
648.20
141.71
106.50
218.54
92.05
81.33
82.30
86.18
649.39
142.45
107.19
219.32
92.06
81.33
82.10
Feb.
86.16
653.62
85.42
142.91
107.91
220.62
91.98
81.51
82.10
86.17
85.44
.
2
_
Averages are compiled daily
Utilities, 8.53; 65 stocks, 17.28.
by
using
the
following
divisors:
3^28;
Industrials,
;
85.47
Rails,
5.234;
■
■
Jan
27
Jan
1.24
Jan
1.10
Jan
Jan
Jan
25
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
1.65
6%
Jan
Jan
15%
Jan
19%
Jan
1.25
Jan
1.70
Jan
29%
Jan
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Jan
Jan
18%
Date
Jan
31
Mon.
Closing
Jan. 30
Range for 1961 to date
117.25
High
Jan. 31'
117.29
Low
Feb.
1
117.29
Thurs.
Feb.
2
118.00
Fri.
Feb.
3
118.09
Tues.
30'4
Jan
2.80
Jan
3%
Jan
14%■ Jan
17%
Jan
25%
29
Wed.
Feb
-
31 %
Jan
1.00
Jan
118.09
Feb
3
106.57
Jan
3
_
■*
Jan
100
10,900
Jan
650.64
12%
800
Jan
1
32%
6
"
Jan
24%
30
Jan
1.50
1,600
1
1%
Jan
31
5,200
1
Feb
44%
'
Jan.
Feb
6%
5,500
Feb
90c
845
Feb.
25
1,200
1.60
'
Feb
22 VB
93
''
Jan
1.35
Jan
1.05
5,900
19%
1.45
■
4-%
Jan.
30 %
3,600
;
1.31
Jan
20c
100
6%
'13%
18%
.
31
50c
Feb
1.15
-
Range for I960
High
109.39
Jan
6
95.55
Get
26
Low
Jan
6%
6%
500
6
Jan
6%
5
35 %
36 %>
250
32
Jan
1
.___
-5
4%
75%
31 %
Jan
56
Jan
2,200
7
6%
"
pfd series A—25
commons
4%
73%
are
Date
Feb
1.85
Jan
27
40
6%
1.50
.
5
Jan
Jan
46c
Jan
1.10
200
25
1.55
18%
;
Feb
14.
Jan
2.00
Jan
1.20
600
25
6%
1
Insurance (Un)
Co
1.10
30%
Jan
40c
•"
25
«j
__
39%
Jan
■
10
Jan
1.20
33 c
u25c
common
Jan
13%
''w
Stocks
Jan
15%
1.15
1
6 %
Co
37
77
'
90c
30
Jan
1.85
,
'
the daily closing
averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock
Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
on
Jan
Jan
1.90
1.70
1.88
55
—
50
,13%
Stock and Bond
Below
Jan
47,000
40c
common
Life
Cab
Jan
86c
13%
(Un)
Coast
1,100
71c
___l
Co
Petroleum
Preferred
2.15
86c
_—Ll
:____
39%
13%
Chemical.
Jan
1.55
^
39%
13%
Feb
14%
25
Sugar
Yellow
49"%
Jan
2.10
33 %c
Co
Equipment
West
1.63
Jan
8%
2.10
i
—j.—_
Victor
Westates
Jan
40%
4,600
L_25
Co
Union
-
5,100
24,000
common______i
i
Feb
74%
Jan
45c
Co__—,1
Gas
Oil
&
Jan
37,700
26,200
preferred
Trico
34%
13%
___*
—_
Western
Cal
Jan
49%
1
&
Ranch
Jan
22
44c
___1
Invest
Jan
56
39%
1
Engineering <Sc Foundry Co.
Glass &
Jan
31%
12%
_2uc
(Un)
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop
Pepsi-Cola
United
Bottlers
Rhodes
21%
Jan
44%
__10
___■
.Pacific Industries Inc
Southern
Jan
Jan
12%
40c
Co
com
Feb
39%
Jan
5
Jan
_50c
Ltd—_
Oil
1.80
49%
■»
27%
Jan
48
Jan
30%
_iOc
Jan
37%
126
Jan
5
21%
Co
preferred
-Reserve
31
v
Co (Un)__
Cement
American
5 %
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Jan
Jan
31%
1.85
(Un)
Petroleum
Port
Jan
3%
10
Frank
&
U S
12c
Jan
_10c
,
25%
280
Jan
2D4
(Un)__50c
:
240
39%
Jan
21
10c
Navigation
Mercnants
North
Corp
27%
56
Jan
21%
__l
Mirtes
Feb
"'
Jan
__
High
55 %
—5
United
2.00
;■_*
California
27 VB
Low
37%
______
Rockwell-Standard Corp
24%
4%
1
_
Jan
35%
1.75
A
27%
1|'
Range Since Jan.
High
56
*
Co
___—
Jan
Jan
50
34%
Natco Corp
Jan
1.100
__4
1
Monolith
30
30
5
Jan
8%
Feb
1.55
4,800
Co
&
21
31%
5
Western
M
750
30
Co
Salt
4,000
1.80
(Un),
class
Oil
Leslie
1,700
1.90
22%
32
4%
,.10
of
Idaho Maryland
Imperial
V2
1.80
(Joseph)
Low
.17%
32 %
Feb
22%
Shares
.8.50
Refractories
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
60c
Feb
1.80
Co
Ltd
Co
31%
9c
3 %
5
.L_
33%c
Exploration Co of California__l
Gladden Products Corp
1
Humor
2,700
1.80
General
Good
18,000
1
Inc
Co
10c
314
__5
Corp
Capwell
9c
__2
...
_
Emporium
1,000
Walker
24
Jan
7.50
Co
Dole
8%
for Week
Jan. 1
High
21% Jan
29% Jan
7% Jan
1.90
__5.50
_
50c
900
VLv
22%
*
...
46,800
3%
32
Packers
57c
•
8%
10c
3%
Oil
Abbey
31
8%
Range Since
Low
24
31
__i
Crestmont Consolidated Corp
Cypress
23%
31
Inc_—__._J __5
Co_—;_
River
50c
24
2
Corp.
Stores
&
California Ink
Columbia
;
Home
Shares
High
54c
Consolidated Min___oc
Harbison
for Week
of Prices
;Par
Aeco
Sales
Range
Sale Price
V,.'.,'-
Sales
Range
Last
>-
Sale Price
...
STOCKS
Week 's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Stocks listed exclusively on the
Pacific Coast Stock
Exchange
This list does not include
approximately 500 issues dually traded on
/ .//■•,
:
other Exchanges.
Bishop
(Range for Week Ended February 3)
Exchange
36%
Feb
14%
14%
500
14
Jan
14%
Jan
:
Jan
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Friday.
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Alan
Wood
Steel
American
Tel
■}.
■
Tel
Arundel
Corporation
City
Research
_
D
C
Transit
Class
A
Light
Storage
Class
A
60c
__
Martin
Jan
Phileo
Progress
Scon
Smith
[10%
71
9%
Feb
9%
42
Jan
46
1,937
25%
Jan
27%
57%
210
5C %
Jan
57%
46%
50
46%
48
Jan
33%
361%
1,520
32 %
36%
-
211
■1.
.t,
■
68%
68 y4
1,828
63%
Jan
13%
784
12%
Jan
20 V*
231
17%
Jan.
10
13
1
Jan. 30
5,193 227
.88,470,000.
$299,000
377
25%
Jan
30
Feb
Tues.
Jan. 31
4,690.670
7,468,000
334,000
,11%
Jan
Feb.
131/8
25
41
'
760
19%
20%
58%
31
32%
448
80%
86 y8
666
.j
:
'
*
•.
'
,
6,413,000
Feb.
2
4,918,960
7.448,000
Feb.
3—_.
5,206,470
7,660,000
24,397.172
837,459,000
$1,557,000
58%
Feb
67 Vb
Feb
33%
Jan
77%
Jan
86%
105
78%
Jan.
98 %
28 VB
Jan
34%
Total
Feb
30%
30%
31%
791
27 %
Jan
31%
28%
3,819
26%
Jan
28%
Jan
12%
13%
2,575
35%
35%
25
t'
1
11%
Jan
32%
Jan
14.%
;
p-
Jan
35%
Jan
39%
12
36%
Jan
41 %
Jan
U.
55%
59%
111015
5J V4
Jan
59%
Feb
International
10%
18%
10%
11
5,104
9%
Jan
11
Jan
18%
18%
1,316
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
Railroad
34%
35%
1,343
33%
Jan
35%
Shares
1
>24,397,172
Jan. 1 to Feb. 3
1960
-
14,005,490
1961
1960
103,621,360
78,007,571
Jan
10
.
,
/;
j,-
■
:
48
102
13%
Jan
14
42%
Jan
47%
8%
Jan
11%
1,004
Jan
100 %
50
55%
1,621
31%
30%
31%
650
18i%
9%
1
100
85%
Jan
55 VB
31%
17%
2,795
15%
Jan
18%
51%
55%
938
47%
Jan
55 %
Tota]
Feb
73 %
781/4
567
68
Jan
78 %
$7,569,100
$8,038,000
27*356,000
159,574,030
137.481,000
$39,016,000
.
$29,179,000
$167,143,100
$145,519,000
Feb
7%
7%
7%
553
7
Jan
7%
Jan
57%_
*
$1,823,000
37,459,000
Industrial
Feb
17%
.13.50
—
31,557,000
and
Feb
Jan
78
1
1—
Feb
46
27%
54%"
«
'•
:—
Bank
Jan
95% 100%
Government
Jan
60
S.
Jan
1,378
10%
48
.—
United Corp
13%
4 b '/8
,:h
54%
•
50
10c
Universal Marion Corp
Washington Gas Light common
Woodward & Lothrop 5','c pfd
of
Foreign
2 50
Improvement
$39,016,000
Bonds—
39%
59
_
.
•
1961
Stocks—Number
10
•
__
______
Week Ended Feb. 3
Feb
28
12%'
8,053,000
_____
Jan
524
28%
•
Lab
6,762,000
7,630,000
______
Feb
98'%
34%
13%
Service-
349,000
Jan
31
_»
Gas Co.
7,802,000
393,000
830
1
*
Sales
$8,769,000
______
182,000
Fri.
,
%
96
'
4.387,845
Thurs.
-25
32%
;
;
\
/
Wed.
Jan
13 %
Jan
64%
Feb
Jan
22%
Jan
1,248
'
Co
Bond
Bonds
Int'l
Mon.
22%
5
.".
Govt
Bonds
Jan
'
•
com
Bank
Bonds
44%
20%
__20c
Gas
Total
Foreign
Bonds
Jan
86%
1—50
common-
U. S.
and Mi'scel.
40%
31%
*
_
Railroad
No. of
16,378
''
_
Stocks
Shares
Feb
>' 23%
60
3
Co
_
Feb
11%
%
,
Public
20%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jan
Jan
Jan
13
24
1-
& French
4
10%
20%
*
Electric <fe
70 3
114%
.
250
30
16%c
Power
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
11%
28
—1
Co
.
High.
10%
29%
Water
Jan
13%
•
—
44%
Corp
Jan
19%
13%
1
43
_:
136.99
Feb
:
33%
__10c
i.
Service-
Jail /
70 3 4
and
81.2"
9New
Jan
46%
Finance
Jan
56%
'■
10
5
Gas
Mining
Jan
27%
f.
&
99.5
1
Feb
27
27 %
9%
13%
Im:___
Goods
Feb
Jan
92%
46
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
United
67.0
17%
41
-
Trade,
9%
1
Co
Oil ; Co
87.2
Goods
Jan
10%
1.66%
Co
Kline
+ 1.3
Jan
3
South Jersey
Southeastern
86.1
8%
a
_
Electric
Paper
120.5
137
9%
2
Transportation
Mfg
136.9
Jan
43%
Linotype
Public Service
Reading
+ 1.2
Jan
common.
Co
Electric
135.3
9%
46
Corp
Potomac
118.4
Jan
/
Pennsylvania Power &; Light
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc_
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
154.4
Jan
Inc
Perfect Photo Inc
+ 3.8
13%
___10
Corp
Gas
148.8
37 %
1
Chemicals
Pennsylvania
154.49
77%
5
Co
Mergenthaler
Pennsalt
Sun
Jan
8%
—I
common
<v,
87.1
Jan
15%
12%
1,330
'
New
MercK
108.3
1,377
%
.___.
Navigation
class A.
;____
(The)
—1.6
2,551
&
Fund
102.2
14%
__.
Resistance
Coal
100.6
47
40
voting preferred
Corp
Feb
Jan
'
Mauison
107.7
115.1
92 %
1
Macke
103.6
129.5
2.5
13%
Bait—
at
Corp
Lehigh
122.0
0.9
Non-Durable
39
Co
International
1.7
+
Durable
Feb
88%
5
Battery
America
Motors
+
+
Feb
39%
417
Low
107.7
119.0
36%
Jan
4,764
1961—
123.6
112.3
Jan
39%
9 %
-
High
2.0
120.1
34
35%
15%
+
115.1
557
320
_6.75
Dairies
General
115.5
—20c
Acceptance
conv
117.5
39
Stores
Motor
Foremost.
General
Jan
3,057
8%
1
non-voting
Fair
117%
39%
'
of
Jan
—1960
Change
121.2
91%
——.
Co
Percent
123.6*
1.80
Light
100
Jan. 20,'61
Jan
14%
_
Co
&
==
82 %
36%
14
'
.
1957-59
Jan. 27,'61
47
System—
Electric
Ford
35%
week
for the current year.
38%
•
.
the
Jan
Jan
103%
stock
26%
5
...
common
Finance
Food
10,441
for
46
__
'
■
25
Power
Duquesne
117%
7%
of
High
Jan
9%
Corp
Delaware
113 Vb
23%
1
...
Company
Campbell Soup Co..
Publishing
956
39%
5
_.
82%
12
Bund
Chrvsier
_
79:%
113%
_•
Corp
Baldwiu-Lima-HamilLon
Baltimore Transit
Co
55
:
_4~33
Electric
26%
index
prices based on the closing prices of 300 -common
ending Jan. 27, 1961,xfor the composite and by .major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
26%
30%
33 %
Atlantic
Shares
High
26%
—_1
Atlantic
Curtis
Low
10
Co
&
of Prices
Par
common
Stores
American
-•
SEC
stocks
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
v;.
The
54%
58V4
937
110
13%
Jan
35
53%
Jan
••
'
V ".
"loo
15%
57
83
w.—
15%
57
•
•
83
0
'
52%
Jan
Jan
80
581/4
Jan
Transactions at the American Stock
Feb
15%
Jan
99%
Stocks
Jan
57%
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jan
Foreign
(No. of
Foreign
Total
Gov't
Corporate
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Domestic
Shares)
-
Bonds
Sales
Mon.
Baltimore. Transit
Co
4s
series
A_ _1975
91
1,855,855
$315,000
$1,000
$28,000
$344,000
Tues.
BONDS
Jan. 30—
Jan. 31
1,474,480
229,000
21,000
26,000
276,000
Wed.
91
Jan
91
Jan
1_____
1,417,990
196,000
Feb.
2__
1,614,275
209,000
Fri.
$1,000
Feb.
Thurs.
.91
Feb.
3
1,417,640
168,000
"17,000
5,000
190,000
7,780,240
$1,117,000
$50,000
$87,000
$1,254,000
Total.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
.
Allegheny Ludlum
...
Steel
:
Columbia/Gas
Duquesne
Shares
System_l-_^1.I___-.—-.10
Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
High
40%
—1
Apollb
Industries, 1 Inc__
[
5
Blaw-Knox Co:
A—^—:.._—_10
10%
•
10
'
37 %'
?4
.9%.
23%
9%
7,000
."
■
■'
•
*
-
.
Range Since Jan*. 1
Low
1961
,
Stocks—Number
High
:
41
239
35 %
Jan
41
Jan
10%
254
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
32%
Jan
37%
Feb
its
23%
Jan
24
8%
Jan
Shares
1
230,000
::
4,627,880
$1,117,000
Bonds—
Jan. 1 tb Feb. 3
1960
7,780,240
$563,000
50,000
28,000
87,000
1961
7,000
34,738,010
37*4.
24
9%
9%' Jan
Domestic
Foreign
.Foreign
government
corporate
Total.
1960
^
30,032,392
:
Jan
772
of
1L—
:
;
:
1.254.000
$598,000
$3,769,000
;
$4,401,000
/
$3,859,000
398,000
230,000
For footnotes, see page 42.
214,000
21,000
Week Ended Feb. 3
for Week
Low
11,000
Sales
Range
of Prices
par
r
147,000
_
62,000
$4.068,OOfli
38
(634)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
STOCKS
Power A Paper common
preferred
Acadia Atlantic Sugar
Anglo
of Canada
Co
pfd
4%
Pulp
Canadian
Tel
pfd
Atlas
20'/8
197/«
21
3,103
14 %
Jan
a20 a20 %
50
19%
Jan
a20
265
33%
347/s
34%
34 %
35
8,411
a21% a22 %
/0
4% %
Co
46%
45%
$2.75
Jan
$4.50
19 %
Inland
International
Jan
35%
Jan
31%
Jan
35%
Jan
22
Jan
22%
Jan
45
Jan
13
51%
Jan
Cement
Jan
Jamaica
40 %
155
40%
Feb
43
Jan
52
52 %
325
50%
Jan
52%
Feb
357/a
37%
1,823
33
Jaii
37%- Feb
48%
49
210
48
Jan
49
Jan
27%
27
27%
6,600
25%
Jan
28%
24
25%
1,755
22
Jan
25%
Feb
Public
49
•
•
"
Bailey
Selburn
5% %
Bank
5%
pfd
_25
50
a22 a22 %
225
19
Jan
19%
Jan
21%
Jan
22
Jan
61%
60
62
6,786
59%
Jan
62
Jan
It
69
68%
69
1,295
67%
Jan
69 V*
Jan
10
56%
56%
57%
397
.54%
Jan
58
Jan
Molson
•
41
41
41 %
1,770
38%
Jan
41 %
Jan
Class
43
43
43
160
41
Jan
45
Jan
33
33 %
200
32
Jan
34%
Jan
49%
48%
49 %
14,774
48
Jan
49%
Feb
47%
48%
460
47%
Jan
48%
Jan
Morgan
50%
50%
50%
100
50%
Jan
51 V«
Jan
National
7%
7%
I,006
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
National
Bathurst
Power
Class
A
Paper claaa A
B
•
•
:
Telephone
Bowater
21,
Corp 5%
5%%
.50
preferred.
preferred
Bowater
50
Paper
£1
Bowaters Mersey
Brazilian
5Va%
preferred
Light A Power
Traction
British
American
Oil
British
Columbia
7%'
50
48%
48%
315
•
4.20
4.05
'4.30
2,518
3.80
Jan
•
32%
31%
32%
8,942
29%
Jan
4%%
common
preferred
4%%
100
preferred
5 % 7c
Columbia
Brockville
Chemical
Brown
Mills
Building
90
Dock
class
common
Iron
Foundries
Canadian
Aviation
Breweries
Canadian
British
Feb
Jan
91%
Jan
Canadian
Bronze
Canadian
Celanese
Feb
44 %
Jan
47%
Jan
49 %
Jan
100
40%
Feb
40%
52 %
52%
70
50
Jan
52%
Jan
13%
12%
Jan
39
Feb
Penmans
Jan
48%
Jan
Placer
10%
10
10%
275
9%
Jan
10%
Feb
Power
al3% al3%
145
12%
Jan
14
e
Jan
Price
Class
7%
500
7%
Feb
8%
Jan
34%
860
33%
Jan
34%
Feb
6%
6%
6%
300
6%
Feb
Quebec
6
Feb
28
28%
1,017
25%
Jan
25%
26%
294
25%
Jan
27%
4 7o
19%
65
65
65
50
45
45 %
1,211
alO% alO%
2
22%
21%
23
-It
61%
60%
•
47
441/2
11
Petrofina
Canadian
(B
Columbia
class
Jan
18%
Jan
23%
Jan
24%
Jan
150
61/2
6%
500
6%
6%
Jan
7
Jan
2.40
100
2.00
Jan
2.40
Feb
4.00
380
4.00
Jan
4.00
Jan
a3.50
5
a
•
Seal
&
Dominion
7%
Jan
8
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
J"in
1.65
Feb
Jan
13%
Steel
Tar
11%
1,155
38%
39'%
440
Jan
14
Feb
37
Jan
39%
Feb
7%
Jan
27%
2,809
23%
Jan
27 %
Feb
22%
23%
II,769
21%
Jan
23%
Feb
3%
8%
al6%
8%
7%
2,932
al5% al6%
*
190
a
12%
al3
7%
Jan ""
5%' Feb
8%' Jan
Jan
15
Jan
16%
Jan
13%
40
Jan
14
Jan
3.750
3.50
3.50
350
3.00
Jan
3.50
Feb
•
4.50
4.35
4.50
400
3.90
Jan
4.50
Feb
9%
9%
100
8%
Jan-
9%
Jan
21
21%
10,449
20 %
Jan
21%
Jan
22
22
132
18%
Jan
22
Feb
Jan
16 %
Jan
21%
•
al6% al6%
al6%
13%
16
al6
55
a__
13 %
1,020
60 %
60%
21
1,755
*
7
7
7
2
1
34%
33%
34%
Jan
60%
Feb
19%
Jan
21
Jan
15
6%
Jan
7
31%
Jan
34%
Jan
20%
16%
16%
200
i
all
all
60
12 %
Jan
12%
47
603
,45%
Jan
48
•
Jan
69%
,
,
'
69
143
11%
11%
520
10%
Jan
11%
67%
565
65 %
Jan
69 %
15%
47,438
14 %
Jan
16%
75
19%
Jan
20%
Jan
11%
Feb
—•
11%
a20% a20%
10%
11%
8,420
45
45
45%
common
•
20%
20 %
A
•
7
7
22%
*
Jan
17%
Jan
18%
Feb
331
45
Jan
46%
Jan
20 %
452
20%
Jan
20%
Jan
7
735
6%
Jan
22%
330
21%
Jan
7
24
Jan
Jan
2.00
2.00
835
2.00
Feb
3.00
Jan
•
18%
17%
18%
2,080
17%
Jan
18%
Jan
1
11%
11%
11%
8,750
9%
Jan
a70
100
69%
Jan
5
Ltd
Power
common
General
Steel
10
Jan
3,945
22%
Jan
3.80
740
18%
18%
19
1,280
_100
—
Motors
General
9,045
24%
3.70
39
107
1%
.
B
Pittfield
23%
Jan
39
37
Jan
39
Feb
100
100
Jan
102
Jan
106%
Jan
107
Jan
40
Feb
107
107
20
44%
1,645
42%
Jan
9
440
7%
Jan
44%
2,960
42 %
Jan
44
13
•
3.75
•
44
13
208
865
3.75
3.75
50
14%
9.70
see page
42.
Feb
9
Feb
Feb
11%
560
11
Feb
12
Jan
29%
29%
50
29
Jan
30%
Jan
33%
34%
473
31
Jan
34%
Feb
17
17
100
16
Jan
17
Feb
a6
a7%
60
a—
8%
9
3,100
8%
Jan
5,225
15"%
Jan
34
g
16%
Corp
I
Jan
42%
13%
Jan
14
60
61
7o0
58
Jan
61
37%
645
33%
Jan
al5 al5 %
275
14%
Jan
15
Jan
.12
Jan
11%
Feb
11%
11%
1,025
10%
Jan
77%
200
65
Jan
77%
11
11
150
11
Feb
11
Feb
10%
10%
200
10%
Jan
10%
Jan
41
41%
5,228
40%
Jan
42%
Jan
17%
Jan
Feb
16%
2,190
15%
Jan
48
48,681
47
Jan
48
Jan
137
138
25
137
Jan
138
Jan
11%
11
11%
25
24%
5,225
10%
Jan
11
25
1,475
24
Jan
26
Jan
32
32
175
30
Jan
33
Jan
15%
15%
15%
I,000
14
Jan
15%-Jan
52%
51%
53
500
50
Jan
53%
45%
44%
46
7,990
40%
Jan
a84
'
a84
15
81
Jan
46
75
45
46
7%
7
47
46
8,421 |
46
Jan
Feb
8
'Jan
•
43
Jan
48%
37
Jan
17
Jan
17 %
14%
Jan
Jan
40
3,200
16
'Jan
Jan
16
15
16
2,740
5%
6%
48,718
4.60
Jan
78
90
74%
Jan
78
Jan
50
890
39%
Jan
51 %
Jan
a81% a81 %
10
81 Ve
Jan
82
Jan
72%
Jan
75
6,00
Jan
77 ■(
50
49%
' Feb
6%
Feb
74%
72%
74%
4,412
•
7.00
6.50
7.00
1,350
11%
'11%
125
10%
Jan
19%
20%
36,189
18%
Jan
100
100
10
99%
Jan
100%
13
3,580
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
28
13%
28%
II,144
27
Jan
28%
Feb
29%
29%
130
29
Jan
30%
Jan
a41% a41%
58
40%
Jan
42%. Jan
30
Jan
35
Jan
6
Jan
7
Feb
A
*
20%
Power
13
•
common
28%
•
common
Canada
29%
50
a41%
*
3(s
35
6%
7
f
110
1,300
a74% a74%
corn.
25
29%
31%
1,165
Feb
Jan
'
Jan
28
Jan
31%
Feb
17%
Jan
17%
Jan
Jan
26
Feb
1,800
26
1,775
a56
20
9%
10
*
i_;
11%
21
21
17%
a56
Steel
Jan
a__
17
26
Jan
7.00
a
25%
10
785
8%
Jan
10
—___
Power____
-
a__
a__
___
10
Feb
•
71
71
72%
2,527
67%
Jan
74
Jan
1
A
23%
22%
23%
5,835
19%
Jan
23%
Feb
25
100%
100 %
—100
__l_
59
Jan
63%. leb
405
59
Jan
63%
•21%
21%
12,844
193 a
Jain
2.10
2.15
700
Jan
22%' Jan
Jan
245
Jan
6%
1,800
*
13
13
13
3,500
13
Jan
14
41%
40%
41%
5,401
38%
Jan
41 %
Feb
1
2.65
Jan
2.80
Jan
Jan
45 %
J^n
20%
Feb
•
__
Worts
(Canada)
class "A"
6%
6%
175
•
:
&
:
310
63 %
•
•
102%: Jan
63%
63
.
_•
Corp
Gooderham
Feb
62
63
21%
10
;
100% 100%
62
*
Bank
Ltd.
Ltd
2.55
warrants
2.65
1,950
44 %
•
44%
310
."_*
20
20
20 %
1,000
*
45%
45%
46%
710
106
106
106
15
B
preferred
Limited
Jan
—10
Canada
Zellers
Jan
81%
597
40
17%
Jan
46
•
Jan
6%
Feb
5%
•
_•
preferred-
67c
.
%
520
47
17%
17%
1
class
7%
:
39%
_•
100
class
&
v
J
50
common
Structural
A
Jan
)'■',! 37%
77%
Hi
common
preferred
Class
/ Jan
16%
common
of
Canada
Knapp
Jan
41%
•
(Geo)
Jan
40
•
&
25%
3,083
,
Trans Canada Pipeline
Triad
Oils
Webb
Jan
Jan
47%
Texaco Canada Ltd
Weston
25
Jan
36%
•
pfd
6%.
Steel
135
Feb
25%
1
14
al5%
common
Toronto-Dominion
Viau
Jan
48
Co
of
24%
137
Simpsons
Co
1,905
Feb
10
41J/2
•
Steinbergs
25%
Feb
16%
Inc
Standard
Jan
Jan
12
gi
IIIII•
Breweries
Southern
9%
a25 a25%
100
4%
Sogemines
285
24%
_•
Williams
Southam
10
18%
13%
_*
A
Walker
102%
41%-
1
A
United
Feb
250
.
Jan
•
;
Ltd
Shawinigan Water
5 % 7c
100
102 102%
17%
13%
—II—II*
IIIII*
:
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Steel
105%
a25i/8
—I—I—*
preferred
Sicks'
Feb
41
5pfd_
Cement
Lawrence
Sicard
Jan
105%
100
Lawrence
Sherwin
Jan
10%
25
loo
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Series
17%
28,238
25%
.
—II*
I
~ •
Paper class A
Class
1,106
12
*
preferred
Bank of Canada
57c
18%
10
5
4% 7o
St
Feb
9
11
109
.
St
v
18%
*
common
(A V) '(Canada)
Royal
a—
•
16%
]i%
*
Preferred
Rolland
Feb
105% 105%
*
com_
--J—.
v
16
10
Gas
Canada
4 % %
100
*
common
preferred
6%
2.50
40
18
Jan
Jan
41%
106
Jan
Feb
Jan
8%
Jan
46%* Feb
.
106%
Feb
37
50c
—
37
100
35
Jan
38
Jan
45%
45%
45%.
25
46
Jan
46%
Jan
Canadian Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
li%
7.60
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
13
4.00
15
9.70
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
38%
7.40
Jan
8.95
Feb
3.20
100
3.15
Jan
3.50
Jan
37
38%
3,453
3,125
46%
47%
70%
71%
11%
11%
—
20%
20%
20
39%
5,630
47%
Feb
71%
Jan
'
Jan
11%
Jan
19'/8
165
38%
Jan
Jan
20
Jan
20%
100
20
39%
10%
40
jan
2,352
Jan
J->n
157
11%
35
Feb
20%
Feb
37%
Jan
Sale
Explorations
Ameranium
Anacon
Mines
Lead
Anglo-Can
Feb
6c
_20c
Mines
Corp
Ltd
Atlas
Sulphur
Atlas
Telefilms
Iron
High
4%c
Jan
7c
Jan
2c
1,000
2c
Feb
9 voC
.Tan
40c 41 %c
4.500
40c
Feb
46 %c
Jan
39
Feb
44%
Jan
Ltd
43%
2,995
8%
7%
18%
11,285
6%
Jan
8%
Feb
2%c
2%c
2%c
200
2 %c
Jan
4c
Jan
*
Co
39
5c
4c
5c
4,000
3c
Jan
5c
Feb
5c
Jan
__
-
1
4%c
4%c
1,000
3 %c
Jan
57c
48c
57c
24.475
45c
J.an
57c
1
30c
30c
33c
4,272
30c
Feb
36c
5
8
7%
8%
1,065
6.60
6.80
Ltd
Bailey Selburn Oil &
Talc
Gas
Ltd
Ltd
"A"
1
Bay Mining Co
Belding-Corticelli 7% pfd—
Bollechasse Mining
Corp Ltd
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Bluewater Oil
Bonnyville
Bouzan
&
Oil
Gas
Mines
Tungsten
Edmonton
Uranium
Mines
Collieries
&
1
__
1
&
Ltd
Canadian Gen
:
Explorations
Canuba
Mines
Cartier
Quebec
Cassiar
Ltd
Mining
Corp—
5,000
20c
Jan
28c
Jan
3c
1,000
3c
Jan
3c
Jan
•"
/
3,500
15c
Jan
28c
Jan
17c
8,533
15c
Jail
19c
Jan
45c
45c
1,000
Jan
50c
6%c
8c
6,500
6%c
Feb
10c
16%
17
850
14
Jan
17
3c
__
__
17
3c
500
2%c
Jan
45c
Jan
Jan
•
Feb
3c
Jan
6%
7%
Jan
6%
200
16
14"%
16
2,600
6%
6%
6%
600
33
33
25
30
Jan
33
Feb
18
Feb
18
Feb
Jan
95c
Jan
__
6%
13
5%
*
3?
LtdH*
__■
18
18
205
84c
84c
94c
2,300
83c
1
Ltd
1
Ltd
Ltd
Jan
25c
Jan
Jan
25c
1
Corn
10%
25c
3
Ltd
Products
Minerals
Jan
_*
Ltd—
Asbestos
Food
Chemalloy
10%
Ltd—
Ltd
Explorations
100
15%c
1
Ltd
Canadian International Inv Trust
Canadian Kodiak Refineries Ltd
Canorama
10%
common.*
Co
Investments
8c
25c
*
Resources
Dock
12 %c
Jan
15%c
Ltd—_1
Ltd—
Products Ltd
Feb
5c
1
!
Dredge
6.80
10c
*
Common
Canadian
Canadian Food
Feb
Jan
5,500
38,040
21c
__
1
Mines
Feb
3c
100
Corp
Corp
Feb
Jan
8%
10%
6c
7
Hills
Calgary &
4.95
Jan
6c
10cll%c
__
1
Ltd—
& 'Refining
Ltd
1,800
7%
5c
__
1
—
Bateman
Chess
Low
5,000
Telephone Co
Avalon
Catelli
Range Since Jan. 1
7c
Exploration
Augustus
Burnt
Shares
1
Ltd
___■.
&
for Week
High
6c
40c
&
Mining
Dollars
2c
Paper Mills Ltd__*
Development Co Ltd
5
Anthonian
Baker
L:
ian
Range
1
Ltd—
Cana
Sales
Low
*
Ltd—
Mines
Pulp
Anglo-Nfld
Arno
Ltd—
Exchange
of Prices
Price,
/•;Par
Alscope
in
Week's
Last
■
20c
__
__
22c
1,200
14c
2c
2%c
7,000
2c
a8c
a8c
320
Jan
Jan
Feb
16
6 %
Feb
Feb
22c
T"eb
2%c
Jan
12 %c
Jan
Jan
13
Jan
14%
39%
Jan
39%
Jan
Jan
2.19
.Tan
4%c
Jan
14%
14 %
14"%
2,500
39%
391%
39Ve
20
1
2.04
1.95
2.05
80,296
1.94
I—it—1
3%c
3%c
3%c
5,500
A
:
Jan
Jan
9%c
•
*
class
.
39%
Expressed
Friday
STOCKS
Canadian
250
47%
•
44
44%
8.95
71%
25
Jan
3.20
I20
~
Ltd
43%
8.65
•
preferred
3.00
~
4,785
10
A
11%
135
9.35
"•
Mining
11
11
•
"A"
Calumet
215
14%
9.35
20o
common
Bank
footnotes,
Jan
43
•
class
Feb
8%
•
A
Investment
preforred
Jan
Jan
3.80
9
100
__
Imperial
11%
44%
1
Warrants
Jan
24%
•
Co
69%
Jan
•
common
Paper Co Ltd
Paper
15%
Jan
38%
40
1.00
Wares
3.25
11%
100
100
Dynamics
General
11%
23%
•
57a
preferred
5%%
preferred
11
24
3.80
1
E)
11%
•
preferred
(Chas
a68 %
10
common
Petroleum
a68%
•
Foundation Co of Canada
10
2,475
.
Jan
common
Jan
18%
Corp
65%
Jan
14%
18%
Canadian
Ltd
Transport
Jan
66%
15%
13%
Co
Smith
68
66%
——
2%
Heating Prod class B
Jan
Jan
69
.2.
1
Players
Corp
62
Feb
Jan
46%
•
Fleetwood
2,960
•
Jan
46%
_
.•
•
common
65%
•
Jan
Jan
1,431
16%
•
common
63
•
Feb
19%
•
Ltd
Feb
65
II_*
"5
Jan
vtl
19
16
•
Chemical
46%
-
Jan
34%
"
Feb
5,850
19
•
com
Corp
class
Jan
16%
*_•
Coal
Dupuis Freres class
Renfrew
13%
60
•
Andy
Jan
•
Steel
Jan
;
Class
a
11%
50
21
•
2
A
526
al6
13%
•
_*
common
Si
Co
10%
25%
Co
Canada
Oil
14
Feb
23%
Brewery
Bay
15%
Feb
26%
Donohue Bros Ltd
Lakes
10 %. Feb
Jan
1.65
•
common
Textile
Cos
Feb
14
100
25
common
23%
Motor
10
2,490
Jan
Preferred
&
oOO
15%
•
Stores
Dominion
Electrolux
10'%
4.85
Ltd
class
Si
Dominion
of
1.65
10
15%
25
:
Glass
Dominion
&
130
19,900
11%
1,950
•
Foundries Si
Oil
Jan
a8
,
Dominion Dairies
Gatineau
10%
5 %
Corsets
&
115
Jan
5
Ltd
Corp
Bridge
Pont
11
5.00
.
a7%
A
Dominion
Dominion
a
Jan
•
Co
Dominion
Dominion
10%
5.00
5%
Seagrams
For
Jan
preferred—10
Ltd
Distillers
$1.25
33
4.00
15%
:
Zellerbach
Imperial
Feb
32
a3.50
5»/2
Crush International Ltd—
6%
Jan
17%
a8%
Railway
Credit
Cork
Imperial
Feb
310
*
!
B
Hudson
Jan
11
1,135
a8
J)
Coronation
Howard
627/8
47
24
•
Home
Jan
Jan
Jan
32
Consolidated Mining Si Smelting
Glass
Class
10%
4.95
Consumers
Home
43%
Feb
18%
•
Holt
58%
175
23
Jan
32
Enterprises
Handy
3,652
10,229
11
5%
com
40
Power
Class
Roe
Jan
1
Companies
Cellulose
Combined
Great
12%
47
a8%
;
Farm
Frosst
Jan
62%
all
Vickers
Cockshutt
Fraser
12%
18
•
Power
2,115
___
Natural
Reitman's
Jan
Jan
Co
preferred
Quebec
:
•
Oil
Pacific
Canadian
French
Feb
67
45%
Jan
19%
A_50c
Co
Canadian
Ford
20%
Jan
39%
23%
50
Canadian
Famous
Jan
64
24
•
International
Marconi
Enamel
18 %
20
common
Locomotive
Du
Feb
1.65
Industries
46%
A
Units
Jan
18%
•
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
Dow
686
1,455
1
Canadian
Crown
20%
Jan
.
45%
common.*
Preferred
Crown
Jan
•
Canadian
Class
23%
25%
28%
Warrants
Corbys
2,900
20%
10
Husky
Canadian
Coghlin
25%
241%
•
class
class
common
A
Provincial
28%
B
Canadian
Bros
7%
34%
•
Morse
44
~
Development
Corp of Canada
7%
2.40
Fairbanks
Canadian
Ltd
34%
•
Canadian
45%
_10
A
Page-Hersey Tubes
Jan
pfd
42
15%
63 %
1
Jan
*
A
Jan
preferred
12
25
class
33 %
Pacific Petroleums
17o
34%
3
6,230
Feb
Warrants
Canadian Converters
42
*
100
42%
150
46%
Ltd
39%
»
Noranda Mines Ltd
I
Nova Scotia Light & Power
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
115
•
preferred
Chemical
Co
41 %
3
.
672
common
Jan
Ltd.—1_II__lo
7,762
common
31
.
Weaving
B
7,700
series
Class
Wire
Class
39
commonly
3,980
Corp
National Trust Co
Niagara
Jan
43%
_•
Aluminum
34%
com
Chemical
13
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian
&
48%
Electronic*
33%
a7%
Car
40%
12.50
Canadian
$1.75
Drug
Steel
•
preferred
34%
5
;
37
common
Jan
*
^
47%
Malting common
Steamship common
94
Jan
Jan
common
48%
...
Canada
57c
Co
48
25%
Canada
Canada
Trust
&
40%
preferred
Jan
30
15
40
Jan
25%
Cement
$1.30
93
93
B
Locomotive
42%
common
Jan
93
.
4.30
33
-
Canada
Ltd
Ltd
38%
A
52%
577/e
Preferred
Montreal
•
Ltd
Co
Jan
100
B
47%
A
52%
100
Breweries
•
class
100
25
class
40%
1
Ltd
Calgary Power
(Robt)
—10
pfd
52%
Feb,
52%
Jan
6,143
preferred
48%
•
Products
Burrard Dry
135
5%%
Mitchell
•
Ltd
20
100
—25
Company
Bruck
Produet*
Telephone—
Jan
15%
common_U——__III
43%
50
Columbia Forest
British Columbia Power
19
62%
preferred
50
British
British
90%
4%%
50
preferred
preferred
1,155
15%
„
Tel
50
preferred
4V4 %
90 %
&
48%
Jan
48
Electric—
5%
Tel
Montreal
47%
Scotia
Feb
20
Feb
6
61%
.
Service
Massey-Ferguson
a22
10
Banque Canadian National
Banque Provincial (Canada)
E?il
al9 % al9%
25
Nova
45%
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River
Ltd •
Montreal
of
Jan
13%
62
Ltd
(John)
Laura Secord Candy
Shops
preferred
of
43
Jan
15 %
Lewis Bros Ltd—
Loeb (M) Ltd
Maritime
Bank
3,632
Jan
25
45%
High
Jan
5%
•
Labatt
40%
44%
45%
LOW
12%
!.'
10
Canada
Corp
__
Jan
50
High
7.60
of
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass Ltd 67c preferred
52%
V
4,964
a6
100
:
preferred
Nickel
International Paper
International Utilities
•'
$2 preferred
47
•
13%
a6
_50
;
preferred
Jan
20
13%
•
common
preferred
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
13%'
___.
19%
Jan
Shares
20
Corp
•
21%
1
Jan
33
360
36%
-50
Ltd
Feb
24
a51% a51%
•
Corp
41%
Jan
46 %
50
*
•<
Jan
23%
for Week
4.68%
Acceptance
Warrants
40
4,226
25
preferred
Steels
al97/e
333/8
—50
pfd—50
preferred
Corp Ltd common
Asbestos
325
50
$2.90
$2.50
6,330
23%
-•
Ltd..
Canadian
Argus
41%
23%
•
preferred
Anglo
40 %
a20
Range
of Prices
;
•
common_B
preferred
Indus
High
23%
—•
Steel
Aluminum
Low
.
40%
*
Aluminium
High
•
common
A
4%%
Low
67o
Range Since Jan. 1
•
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Algoma
Shares
25
4% 7c
Class
Par
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
for Week
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sales
R^nge
Par
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
of Prices
Sale Price
Abitibi
Canadian
Week's
Last
(Range for Week Ended February 3)
Exchange
in
Monday, February 6, 1961
.
.
3c
Jan
Feb
Volume
193
Number 6027
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(635)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
Par
Copper
Mines
Low
Ltd_____l
Cmpman Lake Mines Ltd
1
Cleveland Copper Corp__:
9'/2c
4!/2c
1
Consolidated
*
Div
Standard
Preferred
Sec
A
Quebec' Yellowknife Mines
Consol
Copper Rand Chib
Crusade Petroleum
Corp
&
Limitee
Mines
Dome
Engineering
Leaseholds
Sullivan
Mines
Mines
Fontana
Foreign
Power
Fundry
Bay
Sec
Golden
Age
Goldfielas
Haitian
69c
3%c
Jan
5c
80c
Jan
94c
Jan
2,000
81c
1.00
85c
Feb
Jan
1.15
Jan
Minnesota
&
&
49c
35
Jan
36 VB
675
51c
Feb
30 y2
Jan
11%
11%
100
36 y8
Feb
11%
36 y8
Jan
373/8
540
11%
33
A_2.50
class
Paper
Ontario
Paper
21%
Jan
21%
213/4
1,315
37%
Feb
5
20%
33
32
33
Jan
895
21%
Jan
31
Jan
33
Feb
44
y2
Jan
49
Jan
9V2
Jan
12
Feb
Co
Corp Ltd
Pembina
Pipe
*
Lines
Sherritt-Gordon
Mines
47
473/4
3,710
12
11
12
1,550
1
4.05
3.90
4.10
2,300
1
7.95
7.90
8.00
15
15
Ltd
Jan
44
47%
1.25
Ltd
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Jan
60c
Jan
Superior
Traders
Propane
6c
Jan
6>/2c
Feb
Trans
795
22 y4
Feb
27
Jan
Union
Gas
1IV2
325
89c
29,900
a24%
505
1.61
1.74
1,400
*
—
Finance
of
Canada
15%
Jan
17%
Jan
United
Keno Hill
60c
Jan
89c
Feb
United
Oils
22 y2
Jan
24 y2
Jan
1.74
•
Acceptance
%0
3%c
3y2c
1,000
3%c
39%
40 y2
1,205
38 y2
Jan
41",
2c
2c
1,000
2c
Jan
2c
50c
50c
500
46c
Jan
52c
3c
1,000
2'/2c
Jan
3c
Labrador
Mining
Alfred
Lambert
Silver &
Langis
Lithium
Corp
Lowney
280
2.75
Feb
3.00
Jan
Gc
Jan
3%c
*
a
*
Jan
„
6c
Jan
6c
Massval
(Walter
100
16c
Jan
21C
Jan
6c
8,000
3y2c
Jan
6c
Feb
46c
2,100
40c
Jan
48c
Jan
Abacus
24c
Jan
Abitibi
30,500
3c
20c
20c
2%c
3c
7,000
2y2c
Jan
3c
Jan
__*
85c
85c
89c
6,600
85c
Feb
1.00
Jan
38
38
75
38
Feb
39
Jan
50
Feb
51
Jan
46c
Jan
61c
Jan
500
50
1
51
57c
20c
75
53c
57c
1
6,000
11c
Mines
Ltd
11c
1,500
6'/c
Feb
6c
Jan
Mid-Chibougamau
lie
Calumet
Formaque
Jack
New
Jan
Mines
Ltd.
Power
&
Paper
26
Acme
Light
Lake
Feb
Akaitcho
57c
Jan
Alba
50c
Jan
Alberta
27
425
25
J an
27
Jan
Jan
28y2
10
al2%
al2y2 al2'/2
1
55c
*
Rare
Quebec
Class
A
500
18c
Jan
22c
Jan
Alberta
54c
Jan
57c
Feb
6c
Jan
7c
Jan
7%
1,702
5V2
Jan
7%
10c
10c
775
9c
38c
38c
1,000
36c
Jan
6c
5c
6c
87,000
5c
Jan
50
48 y2
50
400
Jan
Ltd__l
Feb
50
Jan
46
Allied
Jan
Feb
Aluminium
Aluminum
1
Feb
3c
Jan
2c
Jan
°3c
Jan
32,000
15c
Jan
17c
17c
25,500
13c
Jail
19c
Jan
4
%%
2.85
2.85
200
2.85
2.85
Feb
7%c
500
5%c
Jan
7 y2c
Feb
'American
35c
37c
3,300
31c
Jan
37c
Jan
American
Ltd
Co
*
29
30
Jan
30
Jan
AnaCon
_1
7%c
7 y2c
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1,000
6c
Jan
7%c
Jan
9c
9c
8,000
8c
Jan
9c
Jan
5.95
5.60
5.95
3,650
5.40
Jan
5.95
Feb
Anchor
2.50
2.60
300
2.50
2.60
Jan
Anglo
com
Ltd—
Pacific
Atlantic
Canadian
Paudash
Mines
Mining
Co.—.1
Ltd—
Pennbec
Inv
Corp
Porcupine
Power
Prime
6f/rnon
Premier
cum
Steel
Gas
2nd
part
Mills
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pfd___
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13c 14 %c
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Ltd.—
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:V
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2
Mines
100
43
44
50
7,000
10c
16,700
44
Cobalt
Quebec
Lithium
Quebec
&
63
Telephone
Warrants
55
63
43
63
;45
Jan
Feb
65
Jan
Feb
Satellite
Jan
2.05
Jan
3.10
Jan
2%c
Jan
3'/2c
Feb
8c
13,400
7c
Jan
8'/2c
Jan
38
450
Jatr
38
Jan
7 y2c
8c
2,850
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i
37
Jan
17%
36 y2
17
Jan
18
Jan
5,000
lie
Jan
12c
Jan
30c
1,500
25c
Jan
46c
Jan
5.45
3,000
5.60
Jan
18
235
14c
25c
5.30
—1
Ltd
Enterprises
warrants...
'
1
Columbian
Metal
Save
Siscalta
Mines
Oils
:
1
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Ltd—
.
Sobey's Stores
class
Mines
Standard
Sullivan
Gold
Supertest
Jan
>
7%
a40c
300
1.25
8,200
14%
1,485
8c
10c
41c
8c
8c
1.45
1.52
15%
*
15%
1.25
15
10%c
Jan
Feb
Lake
Mines Ltd
7c
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
8c
Jan
8c
Jan
ieo
1.57
Jan
1.4o
Feb
15%
1,000 '
Mines Ltd
Texaco
Canada
preferred—100
Ltd
Petroleum
Trans-Canada
7c
7 %c
Ltd
Exploration
Corp
Corp
Ltd.
10
United
Asbestos Corp Ltd
United
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13c
1
Fund
7%c
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1
.
7c
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1
32 y2
Corporations class B
4,500
5,500"
16
8c
Jan
7c
15
a__
Jan
Jan
1,500
Principal
Vanguard
Explorations
Ventures
Ltd—
Virginia
Mining
Weedon
Atlantic
Westville
Mines
Ltd—
Alberta
Mines
Jan
8%c
Jan
a
Gas
Trunk
Line
Beatty Ercs Ltd
Campbell Chibougamau
Gold
B
Canada
&
Canada
Packers Ltd
Dominion
Banff
of
of
Jan
Jan
Bata
Feb
Bates
3.75
Jan
4.10
Jan
Bathurst
3,700
1.15
40,900
V4c
8c
8c
8,500
33
21
515
Jan
23
Jan
Feb
1.60
Jan
lc
Jan
Jan
7'/2c
Jan
30
Jan
35 y2
lie
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Baska
Can-'dian
Devonian
Class
Beaver
Lodge
Beaver
Chromium
Rio
Oils
Mining
Ltd
Jan
Bell
3c
3c
1,200
3c
Jan
3c
Jan
Bethlehem
1
3.50
Ltd "A"_5
&
Consolidated
Halliwell
Consolidated
Paper
Consumers
Crown
Gas
27%
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Mines
3.30
v
3.60
26
27%
8%
8%
6.55
3,100
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6.80
Jan
3.60
24%
Jan
27%
Feb
83/s
Feb
83/4
Feb
900
3,437
5.70
Jan
7.00
Jan
17%
558
16
Jan
17%
Jan
55%
200
49/4
Jan
55%
Feb
5.05
3,200
4.45
Jan
40
■
17
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40
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40
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40
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38
50
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3,310
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5.75
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5.10
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300
4.90
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5.70
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Jan
Feb
41c
2,000
44c
Jan
44c
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•
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43 V4
43
44
4 931
41 y4
Jan
433i
Jan
17%
16%
17%
4.955
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17%
Feb
Jan
56
Feb
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41c
Jan
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common
.
55
—"
56
300
54
1
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Britalta
4/2%
23 l/i
2,612
19
Jan
2334
Jan
4% %
1134
Feb
For
Gold
Mines
footnotes,
Ltd.—
25c
...1
see page
42.
12%
.
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7
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13
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6
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2,110
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Jan
Feb
6.25
5.40
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8.00
8.15
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14c
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36c
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29
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30
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30
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8.00
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73c
73c
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4,317
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49
285
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8c
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50c
47c
50c
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11%
28c
1.13
1.18
12c
Jan
80c
Jan
Jan
37%
Feb
Jan
49%
Jan
7c
Jan
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Jan
28c
Jan
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Jan
11%
Feb
13
Jan
24c
Feb
35c
Jan
1,07
Jan
21%
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7c
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12c
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14c
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8c
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2.80
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3.10
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13,000
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8.75
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Feb
6,671
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164,560
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6.25
8,250
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32%
5,700
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25
24c
11%
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5.40
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7c
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3.25
535
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6.85
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4.90
15,280
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22 y4
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99c
38c
6,525
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42c
11 %c 11 %c
2,166
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14c
36c
1
■
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61 'A
60
61%
3,572
59 y4
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62
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10
69
68 y4
69
2,781
663/4
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69%
Jan
1.77
1.77
1.90
27,000
41c
41c
600
39c
Jan
44c
Jan
8c
9c
8,475
8c
Jan
11c
Jan
16c
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1
•
8'/2c
*
1.70
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2.12
Jan
Feb
12c
16c
156,100
9c
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he
3%C
6c
44,000
3'/2c
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6c
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2.40
2.40
2.40
190
2.40
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2.60
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43
43%
245
413/^
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44 V2
Jan
33
33%
200
33
Feb
35
Jan
10c
10c
1,856
7c
Jan
lie
Jan
3
63/4
8%
12,852
6V2
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*
5 %c
5%C
7%c
10,050
4V2c
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7%c
Jan
•
Paper class
15V2c
43
...
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—*
A
23
223/4
23
410
21
Jan
23
Jan
—
A
*
—
:
common
8 3/4
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Jan
46c 49 % c
19,300
46c
Feb
62c
Jan
491%
15,819
48
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49 Va
Jan
75c
3,500
58c
Jan
77c
Jan
12c 13 %c
59,600
48c
49 '/a
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70c
1
25
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1
1
5%
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72c
Jan
165,540
9%c
70,500
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6,500
47c
10,300
48
570
50 3/4
503/4
90
43c
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14y2c
Feb
7c
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10y2c
Jan
3 y2 c
Jan
39c
Jan
9c
7c
Feb
50c
Jan
%
Jan
48
Jan
50%
Jan
51
Jan
8
Jan
46
1
l/a
7%
7%
2,899
7%
Jan
48'/4
48 y4
48 y4
220
47 y2
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48 y4
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»
5.95
6.85
7.30
12,413
6.65
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7.60
Jan
35c
35c
1,000
4.10
—
1
•
common
*
common
-50
common.—
Columbia
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
215
43 %
Jan
45
45
50
44%
Feb
45
1,230
2.00
Jan
2.20
Feb
Feb
Feb
2.00
2.20
32%
31%
33
20,932
29%
Jan
33 Vb
Jan
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Jan
42
Jan
-
41J/4
403/4
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200
40%
50
43
42%
43
465
42 5/s
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443i
100
1.
—
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90y4
90%
690
90
Jan
91%
Jan
48%
804
47%
Jan
49 %
Jan
227
51
50
preferred
British
Jan
7>/4
3.85
765
45
Electric—
preferred
Jan
4.35
14,530
7
45
45
4.35
6%
--
Jan
2.18
preferred
Columbia
40c
—•
—...
preferred
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Jan
1
.
Oil
30c
45
4.20
—*
—
Petroleums
preferred
5%%
—
8 l/2c
Jan
473/4
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47%
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5y2c
4,900
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8
50
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9,500
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10c 14 %c
14c
50
pfd
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6%c
4c
1
:
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12c
6c
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6'/2c
*
-
Uranium
Jan
13%
,
Feb
—50
Forest
Packers
Products—.
class
A
•
*
473/4
51
51
12%
12%
14%
Feb
52 y2
Jan
13
3,390
12
Jan
13 V8
Jan
15
435
14%
Feb
15
Jan
481/4
770
34
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Jan
48V4
Feb
52%
"
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"
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...
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7%
'
100
Jan
19,000
25
Co
3.50
•
48c
10c
—1
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4y4%
Kerr-Addison
&
British
Feb
7
Jan
~*
American
Jan
;
38c
1
Mines.:
Tank
(T
11%
*
15,655
Jan
Jan
8c
Paper
&
14%
_1
43c
1.00
—1
Preferred
20 y4
—•
Jan
3.50
Mines
Brazilian Traction
Bridge
Jan
Warrants
42c
-
10
5%
preferred
Bralsaman
Feb
Joliet-Quebec
Mines
Ltd
.2.—
Kelly Douglas Ltd class ''A"—/
Jan
243/4
i-
—
Mersey 5/2%
Jan
Jan
38y2c
•
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10%
9%'
3,550
Jan
86/
.__*
Corp
Bowater
12
700
41c
20c
'
Feb
«—;
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17
11%
■"lie
Feb
class A
Bralorne
725
113B
Jan
9c
1
——
Mines
5 % %
22 y2
—2.50
Jan
6y2c
2.75
Mines
Bowater
200
Hudson's Eay-Oil & Gas Ltd—
5%c
1.00
,
Bouzan
850
22-» 4
Jan
2,894
6,266
1,900
1
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Bay
11
5
16c
6c
8c
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lo
Mines
Bordulac
12
Ltd
1,033
6c
1,500
^
Bidcop Mines Ltd
20/4
Mines
Jan
Jan
3.00
1
19
Gold
19c
7c
1
11
Consol
22%
47
1.00
Mines
12
Hollinger
18c
Jan
39c
Mines
1
Ltd
Jan
Jan
Yukon
1
Mines
353/8
21%
Feb
21c
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1
class
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Telephone
Giant
Gold
Jan
175
463/4
1
British
Ltd
313/4
213/4
453/4
9
Jan
1.00
-
Belcher
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Yellowknife
13,239
213/4
46
Bicroft Uran
38
*
Ltd
Smelting—
Corp
Co
Zellerbach
Co
34%
213/4
Jan
Jan
Bibis
—
341/4
40c
—
Lumber
3c
Westinghouse
Jan
8%
16c
2.75
:
—
Jan
1
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
1.85
1,025
39c
Mining
Jan
Jan
Canadian
Jan
1
Duquesne
3c
Canadian
Central-Del
1.65
34 y4
Nickel
Bros
3c
4.90
500
3,052
9
33
4.75
c_—_——
Beatty
Jan
Ltd—*
19c
1.82
9
5,740
•
B
Beattie
Jan
Petroleums
19c
1.75
34%
50
Products
Power
Jan
f
33 y4
"
2.75
Mines——
Innes
6c
17
Jan
Jan
33%
*
Mines
Uranium
&
3c
...'
35%
4.00
Jan
lc
Petroleums
2y2c
-
Jan
1,045
107
.1
Exploration
Barymin
8y2c
lc
6.60
Jan
Mines
Barnat
1,600
1
Jan
4.30
4.20
7.90
20c
Nova Scotia
32 y2
1.40
*
17 y4
Feb
-
Montreal
14j/2c
33
—*
42c
Jan
_50c
Consolidated
5,500
Ltd
Jan
16%
41c
16%
4.00
1
Mines
5,000
Lid
38c
40c
16%
—
•
Oil
Bankeno
Bankfield
3c
Co
1,150
3,104
Earth
5%
preferred —
53/,%
preferred
3c
Mines
Sugar
Jan
1
—
8%c
class B
Feb
Bailey Selburn Oil & Qas class A
Jan
y4c
*
9.15
17%
Mines
Electric
Fabric
Class
Feb
Jan
—•
Gold
Auto
68c
Jan
Mlnes__
Mines—,
Aumaque
Auto
Jan
50
Exploration.
River
8c
Co
Jan
50c
14
Copper
Aumacho
3c
_
105 Va
106
*
—
Coast
3c
—
Feb
—7xr
Arcadia
Base Metals
stocks
Ltd
Jan
27%
4,200
512
1
Ruffner
Bevcon
unlisted
Advocate
1.70
Jan
68c
25
Steels
3c
...
Jan
24%
i
Atlas
Jan
1.25
1
Products
1.50
24,823
__
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Atlin
Jan
135
1
Corp
Mineral
1,250
273/4
4,860
i
Rare
Oil
Ltd— 1
Corp
Mining
Wendell
1.65
26
10c
Ashdown Hardware class R_
6c
2,400
8c
1.65
30,451
common...
Nepheline
Associated
9c
23
•
60c
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27%
*
Controls
Asamera
Aunor
1.80
107
Corp common
preferred
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3iy2
4.10
1
—.
Ltd
945
9.15
Mines
1,480
.
1.35
Properties
7c
Jan
-
23
Rights
7,500
2.00
163/4
$2.50
2,010
13c
32%
5c
lc
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Jan
5,400
4%c
8.60
Petroleums
Bank
3.90
4.05
1
Jan
2.10
48c
4c
16/4
preferred
Larder
Lead
Bank
Tache
Jan
5c
Jan
46c
1.95
Feb
•'
Jan
8c
600
Ltd.—
7%
41c
Jan
Jan
14
2,000
1.52
1.15
Jan
>1.15
.
5,500
Gc
.1
—_
23c
n
110
v
10c
—1
Ltd_
Petroleum
Feb
1
1
Ltd
Mines
22c
94c
7y2
*
Ltd_
Mines
Cons
2.
1,500
1.21
1.25
Feb
5.30
40,750
-
14*/2
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A——
23c
1.15
a40c
7%
2
Ltd..—_
22c
94c
-
1.14
—
Ltd.—
Dufault
lie"
Metals
Ltd
(1957)
Mines
14c
1
South
Titan
2.35
1,200
29,500
:
Development
&
Tazin
2.01
3.00
3%c
18
Mining Corp
Foo's
Saucon
Tib
2.20
2.80
2 y2 c
;
St'Lawrence
Shop
2.10
1
'38
Credit
American
Argus
8
2.20
1
-
53C
Jan
Huronian
Area
Feb
Jan
1
Jan
4c
48c
3.55
106
Mines
Jan
Jan
.5
Jan
Jan
46c
Anthes Imperial class A
7 Vn
common
2.80
2.00
i
'
Roberval
Ruby
Corp
Jan
Jan
1
'
Quebec
14c
Jan
Anglo
1.90
2.15
Feb
77c
Ansil
3,100
1
11 %c
20
Anglo Rouyn Mines
1,000
—
Jan
2,000
Jan
Jan
8
...
8%C
%c 11 %c
11
Jan
Jan
2.16
Exploration
93
Jan
193/a
Jan
7%
Corporation
20%
Jan
7c
56c
18c
2.10
Development Ltd
Quebec Smelting &c Refining Ltd
Jan
91 Va.
2,500
39,890
10c
*
Oil
19J/2
75
7c
77c
10
Warrants
Arjon
Quebec
1,115
92%
73 c
13 y2c
——*
Ltd
20'/a
7c
74c
Jan
Jan
8c
10 %c
145
Feb
Jan
20
300
Jan
13c
6,500
12c
9c-
11c
/\
25%
Jan
15,690
Leduc
Analogue
9c
(1945)
Opemisca
2iy4
16%
Oils
Minerals
4%
Amalgamated
Explorers Ltd
1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.l
Obalski
Cons
Eldg
Amalgamated
7y2c
Feb.
Jan
9.05
preferred
1
Ltd
14 y4
Jan
i0
common
Roxana
1
Corp./.—
8,500
Jan
16c
16c
2c
Jan
•
Co
1,125
24
100
Ltd
20.000
Feb
20
Alminex
3c
23%
1.76
Algonquin
Jan
17c
Jan
135
3.55
•
Jan
2%c
21
413/B
3.15
B
Steel
40c
2c
19%
13c
Jan
19%
:
6%c
2c
■:
Pacific
13c
15c
2c
2%c
23%
High
Jan
40
20
._*
Warrants
Algoma
23%
Low
10c
3.50
*
Gas
Algoma Central
500
7%
—
1
preferred
Natural
1,000
7%
6,879
923/4
Class A warrants
Alberta
41%
Range Since Jan. 1
23,599
40
1
;
6c
10
.
Metals
Power
Jan
Jan
Gold
common
Trunk
18c
Mining Corp Ltd
Asbestos
Feb
12%
59c
Shares
1
trust
Gas
57c
—__50c"
Mines Ltd__
American
•
for Week
65c
6c
West
American
Jan
Voting
Alberta
Dollars
Sales
13c
7c
Warrants
57c
1
Mines
-n
*
Yellowknife
18c
*
Ltd
1.32. J
_
1
Distillers
1
New
North
5%
Jan
47c
,Jan
J/4' Jan
Canadian
High
20 %
*
Explorations
•
Santiago Mines L'td__
North
30
Jan
12 %
3,500
11c
Jan
5
75
58c
13y4
1
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd *
Amulet
Feb
10c
1
Uranium
Jan
Feb
100
Co
Feb
Exchange
In
11c
21
1
Agnew Surpass Shoe
Agnico Mines Ltd
Jan
1,300
Pwr
Feb
21 y2
Jan
12 y2
1,500
Ltd
&
6%
48c
11c
New
Northern
500
5%
Ltd
Jan
Range
100
Mines.
Oil
Gas &
40c
26
*
Mines
Jan
1.10
of Prices
—
•
:
Uranium
4,500
29%
Ltd
Jan
9.75
40 y4
.25
Preferred
Acadia
85,100
10c
Ltd
Jan
15%
2,400
—
•
common
Preferred
52c
5%
Ltd
Jan
10 Vb
1,175
1,800
1.32
Low
1
Acadia Atlantic Sugar common
Class A
:
47c
29 %
Corp
17%
16%
Week's
Sale Price
42c
*
New
Normetal
i3y4
17%
1
Ltd
Mines
Newfoundland
210
21
Feb
5
>
Ltd
Mines
Minerals
New
6 y4
—
Mining
New
585
common
Ltd
Jan
10 Vb
Expressed
Far
48c
47c
*
Molybdenite Corp of Canada
Mor.pre Mining Co Ltd
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd
Native
iy2
13/4
Ltd—
preferred
Island
6V4
)21
1
Mines
Distilleries
Merrill
6V4
Ltd__l
....
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Melchers
___5
M)._
Feb
11
1.30
Last
Feb
al9c
3c
Mng Co Ltd—1
Canada
42
Feb
9
9.75
Friday
41c
._*
Are
Shown
STOCKS
4c
1
Co
Jan
8,970
„
Jan
37%
1,755
,
Jan
8.40
15
16%
'
1.32
Toronto Stock
■
Prices
4'/2c
,_1
A
10
4.10
Feb
Jan
.
al9c
5%c
50
Explor
class
Cobalt
of
Ltd
Co
&
Inc
42
9
Jan
Jan
15
*
Jan
2.75
Ltd
Jan
3c
Mines
Ltd
Jan
3
*
A...:
40
9%
16%
6.95
200
Jan
Feb
1
40 '/2
1
class
41%
*-
Ltd
3.20
3,000
;
Jan
1.60
•
Advocate Mines Ltd
Labrador
1
High
35
500
61c
1.74
1
—
Power
'Jan
55c
44
2.75
Ltd.—
MacLaren
Moore
Low
11%
23%
a23
*
Co
Feb
Feb
*
com
1,000
363/4
—~
•ey2c
17 %
89c
•
:
Oil
1.55
1
Ltd
51c
*
A
Corp Ltd
Corp class A.
Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
1
Ltd__
class
B
22 y4
y4
a23
___1
.
Companies Ltd
GVkc
1
convertible preferred
Ltd
Jan
Range Since Jan.
High
51c
Jan
500
82c
*
Corporation
Continental
2,000
85c
22
1
Mines
Iso
4y2c
81c
..1
Mining Corp
Hastings Mining Development...
Israel
4c
85c
25
Ltd
Foundation
___
4c
500
Ltd
a__
1.22
6,400
Copper
Investment
a—
85c
44
Ltd
Mining
Jan
55c
Ltd
Mines Ltd
Mines
28
200
Corp
Copper
Jan
3
750
1.15
Ltd
Futurity Oils Ltd
Gaspe Oil Ventures
28
a26
44
Works
(1945)
Class
Jan
Shares
Low
,_50c
Class A warrants
Jan
55c
Mining & Exploration Inc
Mfg Ltd
Fleet
Jan
1.00
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fano
7c
95c
4c
1.55
•
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd *
East
Jan
Feb
Jan
55c
Ltd
Ltd
for Week
*
5c
5c
95c
1.55
•
Dominion
Mines
20
1.15
Ltd—
Dominion
Loblaw
American
9,000
50
Dolsan Mines Ltd———;
Latin
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
.
Jan
1,880
a26
l
A
9%c
6c
1
class
High
Jan
41/2c
a3c a4J/2c
a4V2c
Ltd_l
...
Frere
9%c
a75c
Ltd....—1
Ltd
£_*
Ltd
Dalfen's
David
Mines
500
5c
„.
Consolidate*} Vauze Mines Ltd
Low
9V2c
Last
Sale Price
a75c
6c
__.*
Consolidated Mcnpas Mines Ltd___
__i
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd_T_i_i____i
_.
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3 Vic
4V2c
l
Week's
Friday
for Week
Sale Price
Chib-Kayrand
(Range for Week Ended February 3)
Sales
Last
39
Jan
British
Columbia
Power
1
•
48
_
The Commevcial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
British
Columbia
Broulan
Reef
Low
-28
Buffalo
Bunker
29 %c
33c
4,700
13%
13 %
-2.55
2.80
1.32
Products
Hill
—"
———:
Extension
Burlington
7c
1.31
34%
'
——
———
Burns
35
Regcourt
Jan
38c
Jan
Consolidated
West
Jan
14
Jan
Consumers
Jan
2.95
Jan
Class A
Jan
8c
Jan
Class
Jan
1.40
Jan
6c
1.20
32
465
,r
10c
11c
11,500
17%
1,330
12 %
12%
Consolidated
2.30
1,200
16 34
,
Jan
20,800
1.35
33%
11c
16%
--
7%c
48'%
12%
v'
Jan
29c
2,700
7c
13%
5,208
Jan
9c
Dry
Dock
class
A
6%
35
Jan
16
11
%
13 '4
:
Conwest
Jan
Copper
Mines
Oils
—1
_______
Cadamet
Mines _——-I
Petroleum
—25c
Calalta
345
6%
Jan
Feb
Corby
1,500
11 Vbc
Jan
12c
Jan
Jan
13c
Jan
Gas
&
10c
9,145
10,100
•
8c
Distillery
class
Oils-
Jan
Courvan
17
16%
17%
5,020
13%
Jan
17 %
Feb
Cowichan
24%
25%
8,310
23%
Jan
25%
Jan
28c
30c
300
27 %c
Jan
33c
Jan
Craig Bit
Craigmont Mines
*
1
36c
"...
16c
7c
80c
82c
9'%c
Jan
Jan
3.20
Feb
16
Jan
17%
105
Jan
104'%
Jan
2.60
,
4,050
7'%..
84c
.
.
Mining
130.
6%
Camerina
Petroleum
1.20
940
Jan
Crain
(R
Campbell
Chibougamau
1
6.70
6.50
6.90
19,163
Jan
7.05
Jan
Crown
Trust
Red
1
14
14
15%
1,880
14
Feb
18%
Jan
Crown
Zellerbach
28
28
28%
1,672
25%
Jan
28%
Feb
Crowpat Minerals
26%
26%
371
25%
Jan
27 %
Jan
Crush
15
505
14
Jan
15%
Jan
21%
1,625
21
Jan
21%
Jan
20'%
865
18%
Jan
20 %
7%
Jan
16c
Feb
9'%C
Jan
80c
Jan
87c
Jan
16%
Jan
24,290
*
16%
16
1,52'J
11%
Jan
31c 36 %c
22,914
27 %c
*
Jan
12
Jan
3,905
15%
125.
...
15c
5,750
23c
27c
8,500
1.80
1.80
100
1.50
R.90
_50c
•
Jan*
27c
—:_
;
Feb
1.30
Campbell
Jan
7c
16%
15c
Jan
12c
16
—_1
.;
4.00
791
\
12
—_■
Copper
Jan
16,250
;
16 %
33 c
Feb
106%
>
3.30, Feb
16 Vz
—_1
Feb
106
*
16%
—_—v—
.—
High
Jan
6c
25
...
3.60
7%
;—
—
25 %
Jan
3.30
—.
A—,
B
•
23c
120
106*
105% 105%
1
Cosmos Imperial,.,—_
Coulee
Lead
Zinc—
30c 32 %c
105%
7c
12c
9%c
21,271
3.35
Chiboug
Rand
*
-Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
Calvert
9%c
•
17%
14c
6%
6%
16%
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
6%
-
2,465
105'%
100
———
12c
——
3.20
100
Publishing-—_;
Clark
Copp
Jan
3.05
17%
j
Exploration
Class
Cable
preferred
Low
6,220
3.15
—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6c
Mines
——:———
B
Shares
6c
common—
Jan
17%
Jan
Gas
for Week
Low
Petroleum——.
Jan
4/13c
Jan
'
Burrard
Par
High
46%
690
2.75
Smelting.
&
13%
Gold
Ankerite
Building
410
Mines
Mining
Buffadison
10'4
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
10'4
Last
STOCKS
High
10%
33c
Telephone—-
Brown Company
Brunswick
for Week
Shares
Monday, February 6^, 1961
Week's
Friday
Range
.
.
(Range for Week Ended February 3)
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
.
7.45
8.00
6,460
6.15
•
22c
16%
Feb
12
•
Jan
36'%c
Jan At
15c
.
Jan-
Jan
Feb
16c
Jan
27c
Jan
Feb
1.80
Feb
8.00
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
Canada
Cement
Preferred
Canada
Foils
Canada
Oil
class
21
21
10
_—
20 %
common
66
402
1.00
200
92c
Jan
7%c
800
5c
Feb
A
10
56
430
49
Jan
56
Feb
Deer
56
910
48%
Jan
56
Feb
Deldona
57%
Jan
67
Jan
Delnite
9c
Jan
15c
Jan
Denison
Jan
3.45
Jan
Devon
Jan
451%
Jan
67
707
2,800
3.10
3.00
3.25
14,200
45 %
45
45 %
350
—1-25
40%
12 %
12%
12 %
605
12
Jan
12%
Jan
—1
1.45
1.40
1.47
7,300
1.23
Jan
1.47
Feb
Dome
7%
7%
1,450
7'%
Jan
Feb
Dome
Commerce
British
9C
Aluminum
Dominion
Electrohome
Feb
Dominion
Foundry
44 %
■ •47'%
21,857
43 %
Jan
47%
Feb
Dominion
Steel
10'%
11
430
A
Warrants
13%
2,139
13 %
Jan
14
3,070
23%
Jan
24%
Jan
350
Wright
6%
77c
77c
1.05
25,292
4.40
Jan
16
24.711
12%
Jan
16
Feb
Economic
53c
53c
'53c
4,545
48c
Jan
60c
Jan
Eddy
43,830
Jan
Eddy
1.62
1.74
11
11'%
*
8%
8%
,50
48%
50
50
45%
4.30
—
6 %
-
preferred
20c
4.50
class
1.40
10c
1
.
Gas
___—'—
Canadian
Mines
Cassiar
Cayzor
preferred
Central Pat
2.578
48,415
85c
Jan
15%
Feb
22 c
Jan
67c
Jan
Jan
1.50
Feb
Jan
90c
Feb
5%
67,858
4.40
Jan
5%
Jan
1.85
5,200
1.30
Jan
1.90
Jan
1,890
9%
Jan
10%
Feb
45
5,965
Jan
45
Feb
16,040
78
78
30
25
35c 36 %c
6,500
35c
5
11%C
25c
5
3.80
3,149
14
Jan
7%. Feb
Jan
15%
78
Jan
Jan
42c
Feb
78
35c
Jan
.
Jan
5
275
5.00
Jan
10 %c 11 %c
9,228
10c
Jan
13c
Jan
9,615
20c
Jan
39c
Jan
23%
Jan
2734
Jan
23c
28c
25%
26%
27%
4.90
13,105
Emco
.
Ltd
Chesterville
Jan
Faraday
Gold
Mining
&
Mines
Mining
&
Fleet
Ford
Commonwealth
Ford
of
Fraser
Jan
100%
23%
Jan
Jan
Feb
8%
Jan
Frosst
13%
13%
43,500
11
Jan
133/4
Feb
43 %
46
2,130
37 %
Jan
46
50
53'%
2,578
39%
Jan
53 %
Jan
Gaitwin
Feb
95
16%
25
17
17%
2,691
84
15'%
155
20%
20%
15'%
20%
80
38 %
Consolidated
Beta
Gamma
Consolidated
Callinan
Consolidated
12c
Consolidated
Dration
Consolidated
Gillies
Consolidated
Golden
Consolidated
16%
Feb
5%
17%
Feb
Mic
Mining
Consolidated
Mac
Mogul
Consolidated
Consolidated
Northland
Jan
66%
5 Vu
.
45%
Jan
6
Jan
Jan
66 %
67%
2,118
64%
Jan
69 %
Jan
"
15%
14%
15%
98,606
14',4
Jan
16'4
Jan
20*%
20%
22
515
19%
Jan
22
Jan
11%
—
10%
11%
4,752
10
Jan
5%c
5%c
500
5%c
Jan
6%c
Jan
11 %
11%
115
11%
Feb
12'4
Jan
9%
9%
125
11%
Feb
9%
Feb
12%
Jan
6c
5c
6c
9,750
5c
Jan
7c
Jan
72c
67c
76c
110,000
56c
Jan
76c
Feb
5c
5c
500
5c
Jan
6c
Jan
16,000
1.65
1.60
.
1.68
1.70
1.55
1.73
37
37
1.60
4,635
75
1.55
26%
27
Jan
1.80, Jan
Jan
1.73
Feb
35
50
Jan
37
26%
•,v:
Jan
27
Feb
J.an
58%
58%
59%
435
58
Jan
60'
Jan
59% '
58 %
60
295
58
Jan
60
Feb
*
Ltd
1.06
99c
Jan
9c
Jan
*
1.04
1.10
12 %c
7,500
13c
3,300
6c
7%c
25,750
-10
10
72
72
40 '/a
39%
41 %
'•
7c
10
72
-10
1.15
;
17c
Jan.
Jan
4%cL Jan
7V2C
Feb
125
10
Jan
10%
Jan
50
70
Jan
72
Feb
>
11,912
37%
Jan
41%
Feb
18%
17%
18'%
3,095
17%
Jan
18%
Jan
1
1
20%
18
20%
21,000
16'4
Jan
20 Vz
Feb
1.25
1.24
1.28
4,400
1.10
Jan
1.30
Jan
3.70
3.65
4.10
7,450
2.90
Jan
4.30
Jan
7c
8c
2,000
7c
Jan
8c
Feb
30c 32%c
9,600
30c
Jan
37C
Jan
47
Jan
49
Jan
—
-1
;———*
A
43
47V4
51c
48%
575
49c
51c
1,500
45c
Jan
55c
Jan
11%
11%
1,128
10
Jan
11%
Jan
5
68%
70
668
65
Jan
70
Jan
*
138
138
140
258
130
11%
11
11%
3,245
10
Jan
11%
Feb
4'%c
4c
5c
3,500
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
23%
24%
1,808
22%
Jan
24%
Jan
3.65
20c
*
24'/a
10
3.75
Jan
140
13,000
11c
72,316
20
3,295
3.60
20
Co
3.85
10c
18'%
3.60
160
%c
1,000
37
Jan
99%
Jan
*
Jan
101
Jan
107
3.25
'
10c
Jan
3 85
Feb
'
Power
*
General
Development
1
Ltd
8c
Jan
12c
Jan
15'4
Jan
23%
Jan
3.55
Jan
4.50
Jan
5%c
Jan
6c
Jan
Jan
General
28,567
45c
Feb
58c
Jan
General
Petroleums
6,000
6%c
Jan
7c
Jan
91c
Jan
99c
Jan
13
Jan
14%
Feb
Genex
31c
600
25c
Jan
36c
Jan
Geo
5.75
Jan
Giant
Mascot
1.07
Jan
Giant
Glacier
Jan
Glenn
Uranium
Globe
Envelopes
95c
4,400
90c
Jan
15c
18c
172,500
13c
Jan
5.10
Jan
18 c
22
22
23
250
26c
26c
27c
10,200
25 %c
10c
10c
1,500
9'/be
Jan
44c.
Jan
60c
Jan
45c
Jan
67c
Jan
Goldray
Goodyear
47c
Jan
8,050
51c
55c
31,228
5.10
5.10
5.15
3.65
3.60
1244
13%
14 %c
14 %c
690
1.00
Jan
23
Feb
29c
Jan
Goldale
12 %C
Jan
Jan
Goldfields
16c
/
5.40
Jan
Gordon
3.60
Jan
4.15
Jan
Class
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
13c
Jan
16c
Jan
Granduc
3.90
Jan
Feb
Great
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
Great Lakes
20Vbc
Jan
27c
Jan
550
1.85
Jan
75c
76c
10.400
80c
83c
14,267
70c
18c
650
17c
4.50
1.90
Feb
Lakes
100
7%
7%
4c
6,100
Great
Jan
Great
West
Feb
Great
8
Jan
Greater
Jan
5c
Jan
6c
Jan
Feb
7%c
Jan
Feb
4.05
Jan
13c
Jan
17 %c
Jan
15c
Jan
18c
Jan
4%C Jan
9c
Feb
827
3.75
18,875
3.50
16c
17.886
16c 16 %c
2,000
♦
5c
Jan
6 %c
9c
30c
35c
30c
40c
Jan
39 %c
39c
Jan
1
44c
101,408-
'40c
Feb
60c
54c
Jan
53c
62c
23,800
52c
Jan
63c
Jan
77c
-9.400
68c
Jan
7,000
77c
74c
2.00
2.00
2.10
3,000
21'4
21
21%
11,135
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40
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44%
44 %
2,694
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Jan
44 %
Feb
55c
55c
1,073
55c
59c
Jan
*
8%
9
82
11,400
50,200
14c
29c
3,450
36c
700
Gulf
1,840
7
82
55
82
Jan
6,000
10c
Jan
12 %c
Jan
61c
61c
1,300
61c
Jan
70c
Jan
32c
36c
20,765
26c
H'%
36c
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Hallnor
Hardee
Farms
Harding
Jan
19 c
Jan
Hard Rock
2.40
Jan
Harrison
Jan
4 %c
2,140
4c
I Jan
5c
Jan
11%
1,175
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
20c
21c
1,500
18%c
Jan
23c
Jan
22c
37,200
20 %c
Feb
23 %c
19c
19c
20c
13,699
132%
133
90
132%
—
6
6
*
7%
7%
100
11c
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1,500
1.75
23,300
1.45
•
44 %
42%
44
*
—
1.60
33%
28%
34%
8.50
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6%
6 '/a
3,338
12c
•
17c
Jan
121
5
Jan
t
6%
10c
1.09
Jan
Jan
Jan
21c
133
Jan
Jan
Jan
6 %
7%
11c
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.75
Jan
Jan
Jan
44%
26%
Jan
34 %
6.25
Jan
10%
Jan
6%
2,950
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
110
3,100
9.70
10%
1
42
2,855
6,135
90
1
—:—50
10%
10
a
%'
65
Jan
110
Jan
Jan
4,864
8.65
Jan
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2.95
2.95
2.95
25
2.75
Jan
3.15
Jan
*
1.55
1.50
1.55
600
1.25
Jan
1.65
Jan
•
class B—
12
11%
12
2,371
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
*
11%
11%
11%
I,933
11
Jan
12
Jan
Gas
i
4.00
700
3.50
Jan
4.00
3.00
300
2.80
Jan
3.00
13
12%
13
4,506
ll3
Jan
13
32%
32%
34
1,868
303
Jan
35 %
Jan
1.80
1.70
2.00
5,352
Jan
5c
*
10
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3.90
6c
16,550
*
;
10%
2.80
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175
1
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1
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7.75
1
5c
1.50
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Jan
Jan
Jan
2.20
5c
Jan
7c
4c
Jan
Jan
5c
•
5c
1,800
5c
Jan
-7.50
7.80
20,173
7.05
Jan
8.05
Jan
4'%c
5c
II,000
4%c
Feb
6c
Jan
Feb
'*•
1
—
—
1
1.90
common
Gold
1.90
14%
Mines-
14
12
200
12%
/ 13c
13c 13
Minerals
~
6c
;.
Jan
26c
.
Jan
Jan
Ha,saga
32C*
Jan
Head
47C'
Jan
Headway
14c *
Jan
,r
28c
/
of
Gold
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lron_—
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15c
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Feb
1.93
Jan
11%
Jan
14%
Jan
Feb
529
11;". Jan
12%
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9,960
13c,
Jan"
16c
Jan
6c
5,000
5 % c
Jan
7c
Jan
1,000
15c
Feb
17c
8c
7c
8c
27 %c
26 %c
32c
'
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'
1.90
5,800
14'%
12%
Carpets
'
~
Feb
20 %c
Gold
Mines
Jan
Jan
Jan
19c
Jan
1.10
14%
20c
;
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Feb
Feb
Jan
20 %c
common
Mines—.
78c
11 Vi
16c
1
Mining
Jan
36c
6,552
II,150
10
Gunnar
2.20
Jan
12%
—1
___
Mines
85c
Jan
1
Wire
21%
Jan
11
11 %
*
—
Trust
Lead
9
82
4c
.
1
_i
Jan
16c 16 %c
11%
1
—-—-—1
*
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
Rights.
Gulch
Feb
1
1956 warrants
Jan
1.76
4,500
27c
36c
Voting
12c-
*
Ltd
class A
Winnipeg
Greening
Jan
Jan
lie 11 %c
1
—
Mines,
Saddlery
Jan
1.85
'
:.
44%
43
Jan
*
____.
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Coal
20
11,655--
I 13c 16 %c
1.76
~
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9,740
Mine„
Paper
West
Jan
30c
—_a
40%
commons
preferred
Develop
18c
3c
3,500
6c
85c-
44
43'%
Plains
84c
5%c
6c
78c
1
Prospecting
Northern
77c
Jan
7%
14c
84c
12%
__
Jan
Jan
3.50
16 %c
Feb
Jan 1
1
Power
Warrants
Jan
63c
5%c
•
10%
M>ncs
210
2,384
75c
1:
I
Mines
6,666
—__1
4,915
—
10
16c
11%
:—____——
23c
14c
10%
A'"-.—50c
Drilling
Wares
B
10
3.50
11%
,—
———
21c
2.50
8%
Tire
4.15
1.90
20%
Jan
.100
21 %c
1.90
Feb
7%
Mining
Grandroy
13,500
4.50
19%
1,650
8
Canada common——*
Mackay class A__
*
712
,
Jan
7,054
8%
Mines
17,350
4.05
13 Vz
Jan
22
1,000
55c
78c
Feb
Jan
19%
Ltd
Explorers
1.00
39%
7%
Preferred
Scientific
107
121
19%
_——
Yellowknife
Jan
5.70
92 c
Steel
25
„
%
Motors
Dynamics
Mines
I,865
:
12%
13c
General
19%
1
Jan
50c
107
Bakeries
9c
50c
101
107
General
Jan
50c
39%
101
Feb
39
1.00
38%
Jan
%
5
100
—
15%
Mines
c
100
preferred
4,560
96c
39
—*
common
preferred
Jan
26,475
5'%
1
20'%
5.25
—.
Mines:
Quebec Gold
—-—
11%
Jan
95c
•
Consolidated Mosher
1
fJonsolldated Negus Mines
Jan
1
31c
•
-—
11
—•
3,325
—1
Exploration:
1,015
20'%
5.55
Ltd—
—
Morrison
11%
Geco
16 %c
Smelting—
Oils
&
11
Jan
—1
Marcus Gold Ltd
Jan
Mining
5Vz'/o
1
Consolidated
99%
—20
—
preferred
95c
1
Consolidated
Feb
class A__—
14%
i
Consolidated
Jan
99
*
common-..
6%c
7
Mines
48%
50
*
93 c
—_
r
Consolidated
95
Jan
Jan
5c
Halliwell
Marbenor
3,446
*
6%c
•
Arrow
1,400
47
99
1
Ltd
2,332
51c
*
Lake
5%
99
Mines;
36%
3%c
Mines
5'%
46%
99
(US)
14%
7%
Oil
5%
46%
—1
Co
6%c
•
Fenimore
Jan
•
._10
Trust
■
14%
__
Flin
Jan
15
.
887
12c
45c
.
Discovery
Consolidated
Jan
14%
25
38%
—
Mines
20%
25c
1
Trailer
Fruehauf
16
18c
Bellekeno
Jan
—
class
Ltd
Gatineau
95
16%
17%
81c
Consolidated
16%
Feb
50
$2.80
Con
Key Mines
Consolidated Bakeries
8,540
Canadian.
(Charles)
13%
*
—
19%
Co
4.50
_
19
•
Candy—
Petroleum
French
43%
*
_
Jan
19
1
Nickel
Mines
Frobisher
Jan
*
_
8.00
Companies
7'/b
*
Mines
27%
Jan
Canada
Foundation
99%
l
Petroleum
34%
Feb
6.65
1
Corp
Francoeur
21%
Equipment—
*
Gold Mines!
—1
Metals
Jan
23
—--10
Insurance
Motor
50
Farm
Columbia Cellulose
Combined Enterprises
31%
4,800
Manufacturing
Fleetwood
725
1
Smelting
6,040
5,621
7.75
.
Mining
23,075
—1
Willans
34%
24'%
7.15
*
Grain
8 %
1
.
33%
22 %
7.50
—
Fatima
2334
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Smelt
34
22 %
1
Federal
*
_.
Jan
2
1
Uranium
1
Mining.
Jan
1
Fargo Oils Ltd
Mining
99%
1
Copper
3.75
•
Farwest
8%
1
Mines
Kayrand
Chibougamau
Feb
*
A
Players
99%
•
,
3.15
23.50
Developments
Farmer
22%
*
Wines
&
Falconbridge
Famous
Fanny
8%
1
.
23,535
——•
class
Life
Empire
23%
*
.
3.65
Mining
99%
46 %C
Ltd
3.05
52c
Feb
15%
25'/be
•
9.25
3.10
Mines
Sol
General
:_
Chateau Gai
Consol
4.95
10%
*
Gold
Coniagas
90c
82c
1
Oil
Combined
Jan
7%
:——20
Porcupine
Lake
4.30
15%
•
Central
ochenour
6,050
350
—20
Quartz—
Charter
Coin
4.50
15
Gas com—•
—
Cockshutt
Feb
1,250
100
Rio
Chimo
50
16%
Natural
Corp
Athabaska
Jan
10,089
123,745
.
Co
Mines
Eldrich
El
i.*
Ltd
Gold
Chromium
Jan
5%
______—._——
Central Del
Chib
37%
Feb
-1
Asbestos
80c
%
*
Paper
10
___—
Mines
Jan
Jan
31c
11
76c
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Investment
Match
25
—.
preferred—
Exploration
Cariboo
540
6%
•
5%% preferred
Canadian Westinghouse
Captain
50
15%
Vickers
preferred
Jan
11%
Mines
100
—
Oil
Western
35c
Jan
Mines
Elder
Feb
6%
9%
1
Corp class A
Canadian
Jan
Common
Feb
8%
1.65
•
Common
Erin
50
4.95
—1
Railway
Utilities
Jan
29c
30c
10%
64c
common
Gold
Sullivan
"
Canadian Tire
Can
Jan
5 Vz
•
common
Canadian Superior
Jan
1.50
—50
Mines
Petrofina
Jan
;—•
Malartic Gold—
Canadian Marconi Co
Canadian North Inca
Pacific
7%
4.50
2.50
common
1
,7c
8,360
31c
10%
*
._—
——
Malartic
Jan
9%
•
Canadian
preferred
1.85
12
44%
15%
—
Canadian Oil Cos.
Jan
Jan
1.75
V
—
Hydrocarbon
Northwest
Jan
9%c
Mineral
East
Jan
40
Warrants
Preferred
29c
•
common
East
Jan
351
..
1.25
90c
1.15
5.15
9,119
6%
15%
15%
20c
Warrants
25
8%
;
22 %c 22 %c
A___—0
1.52
10%
1,485 .j
Jan
Jan
Jan
...
&
Amphi
1.10
———
Industries
Jan
East
Jan
5.05
1.72
__—
Industrial
84c
Jan
12c
Jan
77c
1.00
—
Canadian
2,350
73^
20c
Jan
25c
common—
Petroleum
4.75
11%
Crest
Canadian
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
8c
100
—;—
Oils
Dynamic
14%
common——*
Securities
Canadian Homestead
Canadian Husky Oil
6%
Duvex
Jan
71c
Textile
Preferred
Jan
Jan
500
>
7
2.80
83c
4.90
16%
.
High
2,852
Jan
Jan
Jan
70c
15%
Warrants
Gen
7
77c
A_50c
.
Canadian
//'
6%
2.00
Jan
1
Products
2nd preferred
Canadian Gas Energy
6%
*
preferred
Canadian
55.710
4,500
33
12c
17c
1,249
4,666
•
Mines
•
B
Canadian
2,105
79c
Feb
Jan
80,200
10c
94,000
1
—
Industries
•
Petroleum
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class
Canadian
7
2.80
3
Dredge Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian
%
78c
*
common
Devonian
Canadian
6
2.45
2.70
—-
31%
Dominion
Donalda
Dover
9'%c
21c
9c
common
Chemical
<fc
Preferred
Jan
24
32%
Canadian
Canadian
Tar
13 %
1
Food
Dominion
Jan
31%
12,412
17c
28c
Stores
Feb
3.50
23 %
Petroleum—
Collieries
Canadian
Dominion
3.75
Jan
13%
Preferred
Canadian Curtis
Canadian
Feb
Jan
31%
6 Vz
—-——-——
Chieftain
Canadian
Jan
23%
Chemical
Canadian
8%
2.25
•
Feb
/5c
—
Coal_—
2.30
•
__t
Feb
Jan
8c
common
Steel
—
1,445
25
common
preferred
&
Preferred
1,630
_
6c
26c
*
Jan
11
100%
.
9c
Bridge
Feb
3.75
Jan
Jan
•
7 Vz
10c
3%c
26 %c
.
!
62%
Jan
2,500
2.50
Seagrams
Jan
3.50
Candore
Distillers
Jan
Vz
375
4c
1—1
1
Mines
6
6%c
101
7%
25c
59
3.35
4%
Dickenson
Oils
335
3.30
5%
Palmer
3,406
48,666
100
5%
97%
1,740
10c
1
10%
•
com
10c
3.65
1st
7%
7%
1
1
7%
3.30
1
2.75
7
101
.100
Mines
62%
warrants
Canadian
Jan
7%
Jan
1
7
warrants
class
Jan
/
_1
47%
•
common
8c
A
Canners
9'%C
9 Vz c 10 %c
60%
B
Celanese
Feb
4c
—
7%
Class
Canadian
7c
3c
—
61%
20
Class
Canadian
21,500
Minerals
Petroleum
Astoria Minerals
1
Canadian Bakeries _________——~—*
Canadian
8c
Mines
Dominion
Breweries
Feb
7c
Mines
7%
1
Canadian
Canadian
56
Mines
14c
—
of
40
Jan
Mines
Gold
64
Tungsten
Class
Horn
13c
Preferred
Bank
19%
Jan
52'%
19/'2C
Brewis
13c
Canada Wire class B
Canadian
Jan
33%
2.202
Darag.on Mines
Decoursey
common-—.*
Lines
17
245
56
Explorers
Jan
Jan
1.17
55'%
warrants—
Petroleum
Steamship
305
38
common
—
10C
51 %
66 %
18%
55%
—_1
;_
Ltd
18
37%
—5
—
Mines
Daering
Jan
67
18%
10
:———*
Oils
Southern
$1%
Jan
Ltd
Class A preferred-.
Cusco
55%
Permanent
Southern
63%
.
L)
International
55%
——
•
Canada
Canada
64
1.00
5c
__
Canada
Canada
66
1.00
————
class
1.30
Jan
*
—
B
Canada
19%
'
1.16
5.55
"
common
Lands
Packers
Class
——*
—*
A
Foundries
Warrants
Canada
15
26%
14%
Cut Stone
Malting
Canada
____—20
__ _—
Canada Iron
1.20
•
common
Crushed
Canada
—*
Lake
17,500
,
v
49,600
91
p.
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■^i
Volume
193
Number 6027
The
...
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(637)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
Sale Price
Par
Heath
Gold Mines
Hees
(Geo
H)
&
Highland
i
Dauch
Hi
&
Tower
31c
Class
Class
B
1.97
2.10
21,600
1.85
Jan
2.10
Jan
49%
49%
75
49%
Jan
50'%
Jan
10
10
10
274
Gold
10
Jan
19
Jan
10%
Jan
5
22%
22%
23%
3,711
23%
Jan
9.35
9.30
9.75
13,380
7.60
Jan
9.75
Jan
7.25
Jan
8.75
Jan
3.20
Jan
3.50
Jan
'
•
;
8.60
Pitfield
;
Paper common
Consolidated Gold
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hudson
Bay Oil
Hugh Pam Porcupine
•
•
•
3.35
10,181
1,100
2,468
38%
37
38%
2.40
12.40
300
47%
46%
47%
6,976
12%
10%.
7%c
7%c
_i
_
*
Mtge
Exploration _%
11
72
70
1
__
.A*.
10
Imperial Flo Glaze_
Imperial Investment class
12%
8c
30c
71%
A
40
Jan
9.10
Jan
2.60
Jan
Jan
47%
Feb
Jan
7%c
50
11
Jan
1,798
65
Jan
'30c
3,430
12%
10c
,
Jan
11
•
Feb
Jan
72
Feb
11
72
>1
Jan
30c
Jan
32C
Jan
967
66%
Jan
71%
Jan
32
300
31
Jan
34'A
Jan
•
11%
11%
11%
'768
23%
23 y4
23%
150
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
22
Jan
23%
Feb
19 %
Jan
20%
Feb
20
20%
20
20%
Imperial Life Assurance
10
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred
$4.86%
90'%
90%
91
180
89%
39%
38%
393/8
16,605
37'A
Jan
39%
Feb
13%
13
13%
4,512
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
5%
Jan
6%
Feb
45'%
Feb
Industrial
$2%
Accept Corp
preferred
$2.75
___
preferred
Inland
Cement
__
6%
475
45%.
50
6.975
45%
45%
60
52'%
52%
100
52%
100
90
Co
90%
20'%
4.30
4.80
5.00
15%
15%
15%
1
5%
20
5%
5%
16%
16%
HIIIl
Inspiration
International
Bronze
Powders
pfd
25
43c
25,179
22%
100
Molybdenum
1
4'% c
4%c
4%c
International
Nickel
*
62 %
61
63
International
Utilities
common
5
41 %
39%
45%
44%
31c
40c
Class
Irish
Syndicate
Iron
Iroquois
Iso
common
Jaye
preferred
Jonsmith
33%
990
Jan
Jan
30c
42'%
Jan
40'A
180
63%
46%
Feb
40c
Feb
Jan
Feb
Feb
38'%
38'A
35%
120
32%
36
82c
2.05
2.25
11%
11%
57c
36
Feb
Jan
85c
Jan
1.71
215
52c
69,600
57c
40'%
Jan
65c
7,710
Jan
31%
49,050
2.00
11%
37
6,975
75c
78c
Jan
Jan
2.70
Jan
11%
Feb
12
Jan
45c
Jan
57c
Feb
28c
16,300
22c
Jan
29c
Jan
76c
82c
14,100
75c
Jan
89c
Jan
12c
Jan
20c
common.
14c
2,950
6%
6%
6%
700
6'%
6%c
7c
13,700
14c
1
2.65
_•
1
Jan
Jan
7c
Jan
2.80
26,490
2.50
Jan
2.90
Jan
10
1,640
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
9
1,200
8%
Jan
42 c
50c
16,700
31c
Jan
23c
26c
33,500
20c
•
9
Jan
8c
Jan
11c
Jan
26c
26c
28c
4,700
26c
Jan
32c
Jan
2.15
2.05
2.26
2,370
Jan
2.65
Jan
G %.
6%
'7%
4,725
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
3.45
3-65
3,050
2.20
Jan
3.65
Feb
6 %
7
1,504
6%
Feb
7'A
Jan
6c
6c
Kerr-Addison
14,500
12%
12%
131/8
18,315
2.30
2.11
2.30
.2,100
25c
Gold
Copper
25c
1,181
.
1
common
Minerals
Townsite
8c
8c
13%
13c
:
Developments
Ltd
•
5%c
12
Jan
Jan
2.11
23c
Feb
Jan
9c
13%
2.43
30c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan.
8c
3,000
8c
Jan
9%c
Jan
14c
;
(John)
Labrador
Ltd
Mining
Lafarge
34,400
12c
Jan
15c
Jan
•
&
Cement
34
32%
34%
4,319
31
Jan
34%
Feb
_•
Exploration
22
20%
22'A
4,443
17%
Jan
22'A
Feb
10
common
6 %
Warrants
Lake
Mill
City
Milton
Ore
Creek
Lake
Osu
Shore
National
Steel
National
Leitch
Little
Mines
Long Lac Gold
Loblaw
Groceterias
Class
B
Loblaw
1st
Cos
A
1st
New
Bidlamaque
New
Calumet
New
Continental
New
Delhi
New
Goldvue
New
Locana
Loeb
Nipissing
Nisto
Nor
Madsen
Red
Magnet
Norlartic
Norpax Nickel
Norsyncomaque
Northcal
North
Fund
Ltd
Gold
North
Maneast
Maralgo
Marboy
North
Mines
Marcon Mines
Marigold
Maritime
Oils
Martin-McNeely
Massev-Ferguson
4% %
5 % %
Corp
Mines
Ltd
preferred
Matachewan
Consol
Mattagami Lake
Maxwell
Ltd
footnotes,
^
VWU-
Jan
2.40
1.58
Jan
1.68
Feb
11%
11%
465
10%
Jan
77%
11%
Jan
77%
78
360
64
Jan
81
Jan
4%c
4%c
1,000
4c
Jan
9c
9%c
5,000
9c
Jan
9%C
4c
4%c
5,500
3%c
Jan
4%C
Jan
5c
Jan
Jan
2,500
6c
Jan
8 %c
Jan
36c
38c
6,000
33c
Jan
42c
Jan
23c
24c
15,550
22c
Jan
27c
Jan-
10c
23c
10c
1,500
9c
Jan
11 %c
Jan
4c
4%c
1,516
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
10
10'%
10%
3,000
7%c
Jan
14c
Jan
19,200
49c
Feb
59c
Jan
49c
52c
6%c
6%C
7%c
3,900
5%c
Jan
7%c
Jan
8%c
8c
9c
6,200
8c
Jan
9%c
Jan
12c
11c
12c
13,200
10%c
Jan
14 %c
Jan
25c
25c
25c
3,000
18 %c
Jan
25c
Feb
48c
36c
49c
134,950
36c
Jan
49c
Feb
5c
5C
7,000
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
2,100
4%c
5C
Jan
4%c
4%c
11
44c
49c
20,331
44c
Feb
35c
47C
5c
10%
36c
1,000
28c
Jan
>445'
..A
10
Jan
Wan
85c
•
85c
1,200
Quebec
5c
3,000
16c
4,200
13c
42
1,972
1.75
11
Jan
61c
40'/a
Jan
.,40c
Jan
87c
Jan
6c
Jan
16c
Jan
Jan
42%
Jan
40c
Jan
50c
Jan
16,200
3%c
Jan
5c
20c
43,500
20c
Jan
41
41
41c
41c
46c
4,500
5c
5c
20c
6c
6c
6c
7c
7c
1.75
1.87
2,400
35c 38 %c
1,175
:
1.75
Jan
67c
Jan
41c
Jan
55c
Feb
16
Jan
19
Feb
r
Jan
k
Jan
Feb
21 %c
Jan
Jan
2.90
Jan
8c
Jan
11c
Jan
3,500
5c
Jan
6c
2,075
7c
Jan
10c
Jan
Jan
2-10
Jan
Jan
47c
Jan
2.60
1.50
32c
Jan
85c
46c
93c
4,900
78c
Jan
99c
Jan
40c
45c
13,888
38c
Jan
53c
Jan
23c
45c
II.Il
23c
19,563
20%c
Jan
25c
Jan
46c
4,700
41c
Jan
53c
Jan
35c
38c
1,500
21c
Jan
38c
Feb
48
50
48%
445
47
Jan
48'A
Feb
46c
•
1.03
1.03
1.06
1,100
1.02
Jan
1.14
Jan
•
Gas
15%
15%
15%
3,910
13'A
Jan
15%
Jan
Jan
30%
*
common
29%
29'%
25'%
30
90
1
6
6
6
3,432
5'%
Jan
20c
10 %c
10 %c
12c
1,000
10%c
Jan
12c
695
10
Jan
21%
Feb
75
Jan
75
Jan
7%c
Jan
9c
Jan
Jan
45 %C
Jan
5c
13 %c
14,100
Telephone
Power
74c
5c
15c
9c
Mines
Natural
1.60
1.51
5c
2,000
22%
22 %
22%
650
5c
1.57
5c
31%
31%
32
35
36'%
Jan
Jan
21%
1.90
Jan
2.05
1.70
Jan
Jan
6.'%c Jan
23
Jan
Norvalle
Nova
2
Utilities
75
75
75
90
8c
9c
2,000
O'Brien
1
.
Mines
•
Obaska Lake Mines
Gold
:
1
Oleary
Malartic
Jan
2.20
Jan
31%
Jan
Ontario
Loan
Steel
Jan
31%
Jan
Ontario
30
Jan
36%
Feb
Opemiska
Orchan
Jan
37%
Feb
Jan
48
Feb
Grenada
7,600
8.05
Jan
12%
Feb
93c
93c
Jan
95c
9
8%
9
4,850
8c
9c
24,500
45c
50c
46c 49 %c
%c
;
4 %c
Jan
8%
Jan
9
Feb
7c
Jan
10c
Jan
19,800
40c
Jan
50c
46c
Feb
56c
Jan
6c
15,500
6c
6c
1,000
27
100
.
4%c
Feb
5%C ,Jan
26
Jan
6%c
8c
27
Jan
Pacific
He
Jan
8 %c
6 %C
8 %c
5,200
6%c
Feb
8%c
Feb
Pamour
3.00
5%c
3.05
3,100
19c 19 % c
1,600
4c
'46,250
2.80
Jan
3.25
Feb
3c
28c
Feb
19c
4%c
Jan|
Parker
Jan
Patino
of
5,000
1.07
Feb
1.27
Jan
Pato
18,133
15%
Jan
17%
Jan
Paymaster
3.15
27,522
2.82
Feb
3.40
Jan
Pee
6c
9,500
5c
Jan
6c
Jan
Peerless
15%
100
15%
Jan
15'%
Jan
Pembina Pipeline
27
335
2 %c
1,600
2c
89c
92c
Jan
4v
3%c
4c
2,500
3%c
Jan
4c
Jan
Perron
25c
28c
3,994
24%c
Jan
32c
Jan
Peruvian
Jan
11,400
76c
30
30
105
28
15%
16%
2,255
15
10c
12c
5,250
15c
16c
10c 11 %c
Jan
Jan
Jan
27
Jan
2%c
Jan
Gold
102
*
5,720
lie
Jan
Jan
Feb
15c
1,270
29
Jan
32'%
20%
20%
20%
20
20
Jan
20%
Feb
5.75
5.50
6.00
16,905
Jan
6.00
Feb
1.52
1.63
52,390
5.25
Feb
Jan
1.63
Feb
6c
6c
6c
500
6c
Jan
7%c
Jan
1
23 %c
23c
24c
9,500
21c
Jan
26c
Jan
•
8 A
1.50
8'A
Feb
8'%
8%
4,230
8
Jan
29 %c
31c
5,700
28c
Jan
33c
8%
8%
8%
50
8%
Jan
9
Jan
U'%
11
11%
32,684
9.90
Jan
11%
Jan
6.60
6.20
6.75
1,100
Jan
25
24%
Jan
6.95
25
2,656
24
Jan
26%
28c
28c
500
28c
Feb
28c
Feb
36c
39c
26,400
32c
Jan
41c
Jan
85c
83c
90c
42,050
76c
Jan
Permo
,
9c
*
10c
107,000
6c
1
18%c
20c
2,400
10c
3.55
3.65
265
2
3.50
7C
17a
11
3.50
3.50
2.50
12c
11c
Gas
Oil
&
Gold
preferred
&
Feb
20c
Jan
3.65
3.70
2.92
Feb
Jan
Jan
6,450
20C
4,666
10c
Jan
13c
Jan
10c
Jan
13c
Jan
Jan
12%
10c 10 %c
8,500
12%
10% /12%
24,982
47
46
32
32
f
Feb
10C
8%
Jan
Feb
47
135
45
Jan
47
Feb
32
105
30% Jan
32
Jan
17,035
41c
Jan
60c
Jan
13c
12c
13c
11,500
11 %c
Jan
14c
Jan
1
1.54
1.46
1.55
13,600
1.12
Jan
•
Mines
59c
1
Mines
Oil
2.44
Jan
Jan
10'%c
*
Jan
1.05
Jan
17C
1.28
.
Jan
Jan
3.50 Feb
1,400
17c 18 %c
50
common
3.40
700
2.44
1
1
common
Preferred
Penmans
5.85
Jan
58c
56c
59c
16,500
52c
Jan
64C
Jan
36c
Jan
48c
Jan
15
Jan
15%
Jan
Jan
2
57c
48c
1.58
Jan
30
Jan
Petrol Oil &
16%
Jan
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
1
40c
40c
43c
8%c
Jan
12c
8,800
Jan
Photo
•
24,700
Jan
15'A
23c
15'A
50
15c
15%
Jan
Pickle
•
60c
60c
64c
Jan
68c
6c
Jan
12%c
2,549
60C
58,500
Jan
Pitch
4%C
4%c
1,800
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
35c
41c
21,25Q
34c
Jan
42c
Jan
15%
15%
1,350
14
Jan
16%
Jan
48c
8c
7,400
68c
71c
36,400
40c
Gas
Engravers
Crow
Ore
Gold
Mines
Uranium
5%c
Jan
9c
Jan
Jan
77c
Jan
39%c
Jan
46c
Jan
1
Place Oil & Gas
67c
Placer Development
Ponder
Oils
44c
127,100
11
12
56,876
Jan
12
Feb
Powell
107
100
102
Jan
107
Jan
Power
101 % 103%
950
100
Jan
103%
Feb
Feb
President
1
•
Prairie Oil Royalties
Premium Iron Ore
Jan
6%c
7c
9,000
6.25
6.25
6.35
825
28%
28%
100
10'A
5%c
5.90
Jan
Jan
7c
6.60
Rouyn
S0«
Gold
1
3.00
2.80
Jan
Jan
Preston
3,800
6c
Jan
8c
Jan
5,000
27%
Jan
30%
Jan
Provo
•
Prospectors Airways
30
Mines
Gas
Ltd
Producers
2.75
_1
42c
Feb
38c
1,000
38c
Feb
40c
Jan
51%
52%
1,483
50
Jan
53'A
Jan
.12,200
42c
lie
2.45
2.85
2.90
20c
Electric
7%c
52
25,820
38c
47c
•
3.00
3.00
37c
15%
1
Corp
6%C
1
Jan
Jan
10,000
1
Ltd
106
41c
11c
39c
Jan
6%C
11%
Jan
Jan
12c
1
Exploration,.
83c
_•
8c
30c
1
Consol
Exploration
26 %
100
11%
6,000
•
Mines__
___
Consolidated
27
70c
Jan
125
9c
37c
•
Canada
1.15
16%
85c
10c
11'%
11%
9c
35c
33%
•
Mines
Amalgamated
Drilling
Pardee
Jan
26
16%
11%
37c
20c
.___
Porcupine
16
5c
Jan
36 %c
1.07
15%
Jan
11%
32
Pamoil Ltd
10
Jan
60c
Jan
lie
,
Petroleum
Feb
2.82
7c
Jan
10
1
Page Hershey Tubes
Palliser
8c
2.82
Jan
52c
'200
«...
Warrants
Jan
Jan
6,100
3c
5%c
2,900
11
_l
preferred
Petroleums
9C
1.10
8,000
58c
11
*
_
Mines
Express
8c
16%
7c
56c
1.61
,
Wholesale
Lake
Overland
8c
19 %c
6c
57c
1
Gold
Oshawa
Osisko
Jan
Feb
13,700
27
6c
90c
200
Jan
16c
1
Ormsby Mines
8c
32c
Feb
32%
Mines
32
Jan
lie
*
common
Copper
46%
32c
3,500
10
Debenture
Products
375
599
13c
•
&
2,594
32c
1
90c
Jan
lie
*
;
Metals
Oils
Jan
Jan
32c
•
Specialty Mfg__^__
Rare
Okalta
6'%
12c
*
Mines
Cement
Office
Oka
21%
1
Beaucage
Nu.dulama
Ocean
21
....100
pfd
21
Mines
30%
3,441
Ltd..
Northwestern
Jan
30
825
35
Jan
48
*•
.>•
Canada
12%
1
1.80
6,000
Jan
1
Ontario
37%
.100
3,100
1.68
37c
_25c
Ltd
Northern
Jan
_■>
Mines
For
common.
Northern
Jan
1
common
preferred
Maybrun
Mclntyre
Northern
36
1
2.10
1.60
8c
preferred
Jan
•
Mining
Jan
Jan
2.00
Feb
1
Oil
11%
1
6c
9c
Rankin
Star
47%
*
Jan
Jan
1.68
Northspan Uran Mines "A" warrants..
4.40
*
common
4c
10c
11%
II*
4.10
1
Milling
Jan
Ii
Mines
Jan
1
Leaf
Jan
15
4,000
..
Jan
1
Maple Leaf Gardens
15%
Jan
5c
•
Oils
Goldcrest
*
Uranium
Jan
14%
1,802
Coldstream
North
2c
Manitou Barvue
14'A
261
2.85
Northgate Exploration
1
Fields
1,265
2.80
Mining
1.55
;
Malartic
Jan
15,500
14%
2.85
Ltd
Canadian
*
Majortrans
8c
9%c
15%
31c
Warrants
36%
1
,
Maher Shoes Ltd
Maple
Jan
Oils
47%
:_i
Jan
Hi
I 1
HI*
Normetal Mining Corp
3.60
Ii
Mines
65c
4,533
Hill
~\
Hi
Mines
3.20
*
Lake
Feb
Jan
5c
*
-
140
4
Consolidated
55C
_j
Mines
1,210
8,645
•
34,770
•
2,815
1.61
l
59c
*
1.75
*
River
Jan
6c
1
B
Mines
•
Powell
Jan
34c
2.10
l
Paramaque
&
52c
Jan
44%
33c
•
;
4.00
1
Blodel
Jan
25c
15
I
11%
Cockshutt
50c
1,000
14%
Hi
Gold
4.00
806
Explorations
18,298
6c
•
Mines
1.75
48c
Magnum
Canada
Mines
Acme
3.70
3.70
47 %c
MacMillan
49
5,842
51c
27c
55c
1
Jan
1
MacLeod
Jan
48%
31c
1
Jan
3,240
l
Feb
8%C
55c
1
of
Mines
19 %c
79,425
Macdonald Mines
60%
6c
Rim
11 %c
180,960
Macassa Mines
Jan
,
31c
Mining & Smelting
Jan
19
•
58
1
Nickel
Feb
52c
1
3,155
1
Nickel
9c
1
Macfie
•
class
15c
1.85
10,726
Mines
II*
III*
B
Rouyn
2,500
55c
1
60%
Jan
50c
9%c
Mines
4,500
31
Warrants
Louvicourt Goldfield
Jan
14
27C
1
18c
Lorado
Lowney (W M)
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
75c
Feb
51c
Ii
Gold
Wire
Jan
13%
60%
Manitoba Mining &
Smelting
1
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd_l
Senator
65c
1,458
46%
Mines
Newnorth
1,000
13"%
47%
15%
class
Jan
66c
13%
60%
Ii
18c
2.08
Mines
13%
Utilities
Long Island Petroleums..
Long Point Gas
Uranium
Jan
Jan
Mines
Northland
1.91
______
25'%
Jan
Mines
Kelore
3,550
30%
Ltd
Jan
24%
40
New Hosco Mines
New Jason
*
Minerals
(M)
Jan
1,020
42
1
10c
47c
HIBo
13%
25%
Mines
1.95
45c
'
Jan
25%
Jan
Karricana
1.90
•
warrants
5c
Jan
Jan
j
Oils
16%
•
A
Jan
9
Jan
25c
Oil
Northern
1.95
Preferred
Class
Feb
4C
39%
Mines
Northland
30%
Class B
11%
199
41%
Mines
Jan
pfd__30
class A
Jan
1,515
7,500
25
Gold
Feb
19
30
12%
12
11
100
Mines
45c
•
class
preferred
Jan
24%
25
common.II*
Mines
Athona
90c
52c
20
2.55
461
Ltd
Mines
Alger
New
Jan
_l
preferred
Jan
Jan
481
HlO
II.l
__JII*
IIII_I_I_1
Jan
51c
1
Gold
Industries
Jan
Jan
25'A
[
38c
1
Gold
Levy
1.80
22c
4%c
I j
IIIIIl
IIIIIl
Trust
71c
3
Secord Candv Shops__
2.05
47c
Jan
Feb
III*
Mines
420
50c
American
Laura
1,233
Feb
1.50
16c
41%
Car
3.60
Latin
2.50
34c
39%
Petroleum
National
9,800
10c
Silver
15,278
I*
Mills
90c
18c
*
14,433
11,300
18c
11
4c
1
Hosiery
9c
Mines
39c
25
Exploration
43c
Mines
Gold
Lencourt
6%
Jan
2.25
5
87c
Gold
Oil
Langis
Jan
Jan
39%
Mines
40c
Mines
Lamaque
5%
Corp
1.90
Lingman
Lake
770
36c
20
1.75
5
Mining
Niagara
Jan
Jan
41%
common.
National
New
Jan
28c
20
16c
66C
National
New
Jan
10%
25
Trust
Newlund
Jan
13c
41%
Preferred
New
60c
III"*
National Drug & Chemical
Nello
Jan
-IIIIIII40
II_IH_*
Minerals
New
Jan
Jan
34c
4c
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.65
11%
27c
Jan
8c
700
~
2.02
10%
12,900
18c
Jan
Jan
45 %c
325
20
HI*
Wright Iron
Nealon
17c
9,900
32c
11%
Corp
Nama
1.60
28,100
20
Porcupine
Murray
58c
10%
28c
"II*
A
Montreal Locomotive Works
Mt
19,000
20
HIl
class
Investments
Montreal
Multi
36c
31c
%
B
Moore
Feb
10,100
17,532
22c
10c 11 %c
38c
Molsons Brewery class A
Moneta
27c
29c
54c
1.70
Mines
Monarch
22c
10%
1
Containers
Class
Jan
1.99
I
High
16c
27c
lie
Hill*
"II*
Petroleums
Brick
Modern
Low
13,700
»
Grain
Mining Corp
M'in
17c
1.85
22C
Range Since Jan.
High
19 %c
1.97
preferred_13.50
Midrim Mining
43c
Mines
Gas
Lake
Landa
6 %
16c
•
90C
Dufault
Lakeland
II
Power
Midwest Industries Gas
North
Labatt
Low
16C
28c
Mines
Pacific
Norgold
15,000
Mines
i&
Norbeau
11c
II*
Canada
Midland
Jan
3.50
of
Uranium
35c
10c
1.95
Shares
1
Meta
Jan
11c
•
1
Mines
Mexican Light &
Midcon OH
Jan
1
Ltd
Gold
50c
15c
Co
Lake
Noranda Mines
;
for Week
Jan
8%
24c
McWatters
Jan
6%
2.65
9
1
.
6
6c
9%
10
;
Red
Medallion Petroleums
1.2BMentor Exploration &
Development_50c
Merrill island Mining
New
25c
1
Mines
Gold
Kirkland
Jan
Jan
Warrants-
Kopan
57%
81c
Kelly Douglas class A
Kirkland
Jan
2.80
Mines
Kilembe
6%c
65%
44c
Jowsey Mining
Jupiter Oils
Kenville
Jan
4c
Jan
Jan
ZZZZZl"
preferred-
Kelvinator
Jan
1.65
25c
___
(1939)
Quebec
Feb
22'%
Jan
Warrants
Jcliet
43c
Jan
2.45
_10
B
Jan
20c
Preferred
Class
Jan
29c
35c'
Lake
Ltd
95c
60%
lo
Mining
Club
Feb
Jan
3,920
Explorations
Jockey
5%
17
6.976
1
Mines
Jan
Jan
2.60
1
-~1-
Jefferson
Jan
65%
1
Jacobus
Jellicoe
Jan
22
7,455
-
5.00
15%
2.50
Mines
Waite
4.15
Jan
Jan
62%
25c
Mines
Jack
Feb
2.55
Mines
Glass
20'%
65%
25c
,
Bay
Jan
•
A
Copper
Jan
5
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Investors
40c
93%
16
17,418
46%
wtsl__
Feb
10,500
42%
25
Bldg Credits 1959
Intel-provincial
Pipe
Line
Preferred
International
Jan
4.00
4,100
34c
22'%
10c
22%
International
Jan
53
15
170
1.55
46
Jan
18%
9,370
16%
1.30
Preferred
Warrants
Jan
Jan
90
325
common
Jan
43
3,315
___10
preferred
Gas
91%
52
2,520
•
Jan
43%
-15
20
20%
Co
Natural
6%
44%
___50
.
.____.
&
Inland
6%
45%
'
preferred
Warrants
(John)
*
common
_
$4%
Inglis
Ltd
1,425
Sales
Range
of Prices-
Par
McKenzie
'Preferred
71%
32
25
.
Jan
2.35
45
2,500
:0':,
70
»
$1.40 preferred
$1.25
preference
35
9,704
11
20
Erie
Bank
8.95
3.20
1
Hughes Owens Co class A_____:
&
8.60
3.35.
20c
Smith
Imperial
Jan
Jan
1.98
Hudson
Hydra
7c
50c
49%
Howey
Huron
Feb
Jan
•
Co Ltd—
&
Howard
High
4%C
31c
2,700
*
A
Home
10,500
1
Consolidated
Oil
Home
Low
5c *
35c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
*
_
Drilling..:.
Hollinger
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4%c
Bell
Hinde
Low
*
Co
(Range for Week Ended February 3)
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
41
2.90
13c
2.15
300
lie
8,700
2.05
10c
59c
Jan
2.85
Feb
3.30
Jan
Jan
16c
Jan
Jan
5.65
Jan
Jan
5.50
5.45
5.60
18,075
4.35
•
Ltd
1.28
1.24
1.39
142,630
1.12
Jan
1.39
Feb
•
2.12
..I06
2.19
29,557
1.89
Jan
2.29
Jan
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42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Last
Range
Shares
Low
Par
1
Ascot Copper
Chibougamau Gold.
Quebec
Quebec
X
Quebec
1
7C
•
8C
37,899
7%c
Feb
10c
Jan
Trans
Canada
11,505
14c
Jan
16c
Jan
Trans
Canaan
3%C
5,000
3%c
Jan
Transmountain
Quebec
Quebec
3%c.
l-IIl
7%
2.10
4,000
71c
13,400
65c
7
7%
47%
95
2.00
3,420
14 %C
14 %c
16c
8.70
8.95
.
Feb
Transcontinental
8c
Jan
Trans
Prarie
Oil
71c
Feb
Triad
8
Jan
49
Jan
Twin
Jan
2.00
9,300
14%c
Feb
18c
Jan
6,390
8.50
Jan
10
Jan
Ranger Oil
8.70
*
X
Rayrock Mines
Realm Mining
Reitman
Mines
Rio
Rupununi
Rockwin
(A
Lawrence
Corp
Jan
17%
Jan
1.65
27,600
5,438
9c
11c
35c
41,850
10
10%
220
9%c
12c
21,000
17c 17 %c
4,600
5c
5c
7.40
6%
48,738
78%
6%c
79%
363
Jan
Ultra
Union
Jan
5c
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
74%
Jan
6.10
19%
Jan
Jan
Jan
79%
8C
75
7.05
20%
Feb
S
10%
Jan
24%c
Jan
425
11
Jan
11%
Jan
18%
Jan
21
Jan
100
250
99%
Jan
100%
Jan
65c
Jan
75c
Jan
68c
70c
1,100
13
13
13%
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
7.80
7.60
7.90
5,280
6.35
Jan
8.00
Jan
1.38
1.33
1.48
16,217
1.33
Feb
1.60
Jan
14,780
5%c
6%C
16,500
5%c Jan
54c
51c
54c
32,800
50c
45
46
40
76c
73c
77c
30,472
7c
Jan
Jan
60c
41
Jan
51%
Jan
69c
Jan
78c
Jan
-Jan
22 %C
22c
24c
7,500
4.35
4.00
4.40
8,400
3.80
Jan
4.40
Feb
4.65
4.35
4.65
300
4.20
Jan
4.65
Feb
8%
8%
9%
9,449
8%
Feb
10%
Jan
17c
Jan
30c
Jan
•
28%
28%
29
4,201
27
Jan
30
Jan
29%
29%
29%
100
29
Jan
30 %
Jan
41%
41%
50
41%
120
46
50c
4.05
46
30
88c
38c
88c
900
3.85
4.10
50,456
4.20
Slater
42 c
-1
1.24
29
27
7%
20
preferred.
41%
Jan
41%
46
Jan
46%
Jan
88c
Feb
95c
Jan
Jan
4.15
3.25
..1
& Oils
Foods Ltd
15c
Radio
A
Stanrock
*
-
1
30%c
Jan
'25c
—-
—
Venezuelan
Power
Jan
2.50
l'lc
:'V
Jan
Jan
Jan
18
Jan
Jan
6%
Feb
9c
Jan
Jan
Jan
10%
15%
Jan
17%
52%
Jan
54
Feb
19c
1,033
18 %c
Jan
21c
Jan
4.05
7,990
3.65
Jan
97c
1.00
77C
Jan
28
75
27%
Jan
28
23
24
7,700
20%
Jan
24
Jan
27
27%
419
26%
Jan
27%
Jan
34
27
25
•'
•
-y
.
.
8,150
.34
35
105
9.10
10%
29,679
11 %c:12 %c
6,275
— —
Jan
4.10
Jan
1.00
Jan
8.20
Jan
Feb
35
Jan
lie
Feb
10%
Jan
14c
Jan
1.28
1.23
4.60
'
Jan
Wainwright
Waite
Jan
5c
Jan
3%C
1,460
3c
Jan
100
35c
'
99c
Jan
99c
Feb
32
33%
14,706
30
Jan
36%
Jan
92%
92%
20
92%
Jan
92%
Jan
19c
22c
14,933
17 %c
Jan
28 %c
Jan
Jan
45%
Jan
82c
Jan
33
•
_10
__
43
45
275
72c
72c
1
Prod & Ref
Mines
—Ui
77c
9,600
39
72c
Feb
1.50
1.50
•
1.50
200
1.40
Jan
1.60
Jan
6.10
6.05
6.20
2,202
5.90
Jan
6.30
Jan
41%
^ m
T_,
W
Feb
Jan
Jan
?■
Equipment
Petroleums Ltd
Wayne
Webb
&
40 %
41%
9,639
38 %
Jan
41%
Feb
99c
2,266
80C
Jan
1.12
Jan
3.60
3.60
150
3.50
Jan
3.70
Jan
Jan
Canada
Lake
Wespac
Ltd
Petroleums
7
;
6,590
6%C
2.75
650
2.55
,3c
10,500
—1
9c
&
_
V
_
Gas
1.25
•
Western
class
Jan
31%
Feb
1.27
Feb
Wood
Jan
Wood
Jan
Woodward
Jan
4%C
Jan
50c
5,600
56c
Jan
41c
Jan
124
97c
Jan
1.10
Jan
: 9%
Jan
10%
Jan
1.80
2.00
4.925
2.10
Jan
95c
98c
15,450
79C
Jan
99C
32 c
37c
12,950
28c
Jan
37c
11%
1,270
10%
Jan
■
_
_
1.45
Jan
Jan
.
Jan
Feb
11%
Feb
12 %c
12 %c
13c
4,687
12c
Jan
14c
Jan
43 %
43%
44 %
2,950
39%
Jan
45
Jan
45%
45%
46 %
46%
Jan
91
Jan
i41v
Jan
91
40
90
Jan
106
15
106
Jan
106%
19%
20%
7,805
17
Jan
21%
5%
5%
805
1.19
1.26
18,150
15 %c
91
100
_
19%
Yukon
4,.
__
—
___
3,130,>4
91
106
100
.
Windfall
2.95
3%C
'
_______
Minos
1,000
355
-
A—
Warrants
Willrov
Jan
3 %c
1.10
37c
.—_50<
__
_
&
1.11
48c
95c
•
Pass
15c
Jan
*
preferred
preferred
9%C
Jan
92c
10%
•
B
4%%
Jan
12c
7,870
1.10
1
__1
Western Plywood class B_!
Western Surf Inlet class A
Class
9c
4,800
11
*
Petroleum
Petrol
(Geo)
500
15c
1.09
10%
48c
■
Weston
Jan
9c
14c
1.10
1
._
Copper
Naco
Jan
10%
Decalta
Western
Jan
4c
95c
.
95c
Products
Western
Jan
2.80
Jan
'
Westburne Oil
Westeel
8c
Jan
3C
3%c
«
_
Oil
Westates Petroleum
$6
8
2.60
8
2.60
West Malartic Mines.
28%
Jan
«
'
—__^_1
Nickel
Canadian
Wiltsey
7%
3.60
Mining
Werner
West
*
■
3c
Knapp
Weedon
Winchester
Jan
Jan
1.38
...
99c
Waterous
Jan
28
Jan
8%
Feb
3%c
•
&
Jan
Jan
1.34
Jan
24,850
95c
G
Jan
Jan
Jan
6%
1.19
2,768
1.28
'
_
Amulet
11
Jan
1.10
6%
1.19
_
36c
1.12
57,355
6%
1.20
1
Mines
47c
2.60
1.33
6%
preferred
_1
1.2b
r)4
5%
Jan
34C
Jan
15 %c
Feb
6
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.26
Jan
■
Warrants
Larder
__
800
8%c
Y
8c
10c
75,200
8c
Feb
12c
Jan
5c
■;
5c
5c
1,000
5c
Jan
6
Jan
ioc
10 %c
1,500
10c
Jan
lie
—_1
Alexander
warrants
250
19%
Jan
19%
Jan
Wool
100
51
Feb
51%
Jan
Jan
26
16c
48,400
12c
Jan
22c
Jan
75c
28,100
67c
Jan
88c
Jan
Yankee
15c
15c
3,000
14c
Jan
18c
Jan
Yellorex
10c
lie
7,300
9c
Jan
Jan
3.90
3.90
23%
23%
800
23
Jan
24
Jan
17V4
17%
1,700
15%
Jan
18%
Jan
6.25
6.45
1,845
4.50
Jan
6.50
Jan
5
10%
10%
10%
765
10%
Feb
10%
1.06
1.02
1.12
6,750
1.02
Feb
1.34
3.90
*
A_ —_a
—
15
3.90
Feb
4.75
Jan
Feb
12c
Jan
17%
1
A
class
Wright-Hargreaves
21%
%C
6.35
class
Ltd
1,055
•;
22c
_•
r.
Stores
A
_L_
_
Industries
(J)
Class
16c
1
1
_______
Coghlan
26
1,050
2,405
-18%
18%
125
40c
40c
2,000
3.75
Jan
Yale
Combing
Lead
4.15
Jan
York
17
Feb
Young
18
Jan
19
Jan
Yukeno
24c
Jan
40c
100
7%
Jan
9
Jan
8%
36
8%
Jan
8%
43c
47c
—
1
.
Oil-
lie 11 %C
10,700
9%C Jan
12c
Jan
3c
3%c
19,500
3c
Jan
3 %C
Jan
5c
1
5%c
1,400
5c
Feb
5%c
Jan
10,600
Jan
1.15
Jan
-
Bear
Mines—
1
1.05
1.01
1.09
1.00
A
*
1.00
1.00
1.00
3
Mines
^1
55c
53c
58c
71,050
53c
Feb
68c
Jan
1
Knitting
(H
11c
200
.
Feb
Jan
4%c
3%C
6c
57,000
3%c
Jan
6c
Feb
class
G)
Mines
1.00
Feb
1.00
Feb
Jan
1 9
8%
Zinc
&
Yellowknife
Jan
,___
Mines
Jan
14
Corp
Canuck
13%c
9
8%
10
170
28
___
19%
17
<
120
21,660
7
,
Debentures
.; 51
4.05
*
pfd
Explor
51
4.00
40c
B
;
Ventures Ltd
Jan
8,895
25c
'1
Stanwell Oil & Gas
15%
3,85
■
1.00
»
Cons
1
Jan
7
15%
1
Uranium
t
19c
Oils
10%
25
4.00
* /
—.
class
B
Class
Jan
25
16%
—*
,
Brock
Stanley
10c
•
•
—
V
Wire
class
68c
V
68c
Paving
Standard
3.70
200
7%
54
Hill
19%
—
Mines
300
•
Inv
24%
.
50..
....
Services
Standard
77,100
1.27
2.75
27
•
Standard
7,139
1.20
Southern Union Oils.
Stafford
31%
2.70
—■
Spooner
403
*
Preferred
Air
4,000
11
•
Southam
Spartan
51,385
32c
11
31%
44c
27c
*
;
Ltd
2,600
39c
common————*
Industries
Somerville
4.30
,10
-1— "
16%
Wasamac
75,965
Manufacturing
Jan
11%
13 %c
Feb
Jan
»»•
•
common
12c
'5,150
.17
53%
i
_
Violamac
Jan
9%
13c
6%c
Ltd
Mines
D
K
Slater
Jan
22%
Feb
'
'
10
16%
__1
....._
Vespar Mines Ltd
Victoria & Grey Trust_
11%
—•
Siscoe
Jan
Jan
9
'
*
4.00
Feb
20%
100 100%
_
Jan
Jan
11%
;
Feb
;;
Jan
1
Ltd
7c
Vandoo
4c
19%
1
50c
Simpsons
16,200
—I_.Il
4.55
11%
class A
8c
7c
3c
:
■
Steel
Corp
Upper Canada Mines
Jan
20%
Mines—!
Jan
12c
Walker
1
Dairies
Jan
4%
9.15
21c
6,386
Mines
Miller
Standard
Silverwood
7%c
5,315
1
Jan
37,500
1
Silver
1,000
6%
•
White
Silver
8%C
5%
Fortune
16c
10%
Sigma Mines Quebec
8%c
19%
Jan
20%
—!
Jan
30
Fuel
14c
9%
preferred
Gordon
1.74
....
New
100
1
•
.
22,030
8%c
..Xv
Preferred
Feb
20%
preferred
2.27
voting trust_____.—_1
f
class A_4—_
Keno
•
A
2.10
■
United
"
B
755
50
__
common
Corp
...
United
—1
Class
B
United
9%c
45
Class
18
2.27
United
50o
Sheep Creek Gold
Canso
Corps
Class
United
13 %c 15 %C
A
United
Jan
Jan
common.
Canada
United
Feb
10%
Bhawinigan Water <b Power com
17
Asbestos
Jan
20%
A
17%
_1
preferred
United
Jan
6%c
50
8.85
of
A
Mining
10%
1
——1
class
12c
12c
1
Mines
Union
13c
72 % Jan
Freehold
12c
,
6
Acceptance
Gas
Class
35c
9,270
15c
1.73
22c
;
Jan
6,321
—
Gold
40,300
Gas
Shawkey
Feb
8%
2,500
common
33,479
10
52c
'
9%
•
City
Jan
9c
19%c
%
699
5%
5%
Feb
16c
29,599
30c
Feb
1.50
800
19c
•
Metal
Sherritt
17%
•
Gold
Holdings
Class
125
7c
Arts
Beven
17%
7.05
Petroleums
Security
Jan
74%
class A
Petroleum
Selkirk
Jan
15%
8.80
.-
Debentures
Satellite
1.70
Jan
Jan
6.40
common
Shirriff Horsey
Barcee
Jan
13%
72%
Gas
Antonio
Sapphire
1.50
275
7.00
Warrants
River
425
74%
preferred
Maurice
Feb
-24,000
23c
30c
Jan
30c
10c
1
Lawrence Cement
68c
Jan
1.65
25
St
1.05
Jan
15%
—"
Bt
Sand
Jan
1®
•
Industries
Balada
56c
16c
17c
Ryanor Mining
Ban
21,900
;
8.55
-1
Mines
Consol
5%
65c
26 c
78%
Preferred
St
Jan
31c
50o
•
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common—
Russell
80c
1.55
Preferred
Rowan
5,300
18c
1
Petroleum Ltd
V) Can Ltd common
Rocky
1.00
58c
1.55
10%
Mines
Jan
8.60
—*
—1
Mines
45c
17%
1
Uran
Mfg common
7,900
14%
"
*
1
Mines
Athabasca
Robertson
Roche
30c
2
*
———-————J
J
Algom
Roe
—
—
50c
61c
1.55
1
Minerals
Rexspar
Rio
R.lx
if
__.
Chemical
common
Renabie
64c
•
Macdonald
Reeves
Reichhold
-
49c
95c
1
—
21%
.9
High
Jan
-
1
Mines
Uranium
"21%
42C
Jan
Union
Radlore
2,025
21%
•
Trinity Chibougamau
Jan
1.10
Low
45c
*
Pipeline.
Jan
43
v.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
45c
*
Resources
Jan
Shares
Low
l
-
Pipeline.!
Oil
for Week
1
Pipeline
3.50
Jan
5%
5,217
46
.
Jan
7.c
1.60
—
Gold Mines
Mining
Quemont
5,800
8c
65c
■I
--
Warrants
„,7c
1.90
Units
Queenston
3.50
2.80
•
2%c Jan
Ltd
Exp
Sales
Range
Par
16c
67c
Quebec
High
3c
3.50
1
Low
High
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
7%c
15 %C
Quebec Labrador
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
15 %C
'
1
Develop—
Lithium Corp
Manitou Mines
Metallurgical _—
Natural Gas
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Monday, February 6, 1961
.
.
(Range for Week Ended February 3)
Sales
Sale Price
STOCKS
.
Jan
!•
■
Zenith
•
2.15
2.10
2.30
2,255
__1
18c
18c
19c
33,600
18c
Jan
20c
Jan
1
24c
24c
28c
49,800
21 %c
Jan
29c
Jan
Electric
Feb
Zenmac
50c
Jan
Zulapa
Metal
Mines
Mining
_
_
2.10
Feb
2.45
Jan
■
—1
44c
40c
46c
19,811
26c
Jan
52c
Jan
Starratt Nickel
1
6'/2 c
5%C
6%c
40,000
5%C
Jan
8c
Jan
Stedman
•
35
35
35%
215
33
Jan
37%
Steel of Canada
•
71 %
71%
72%
15,239
67%
Jan
74
Steeloy Mining
*
4c
4c
4%c
12,700
4c
Jan
1
7.85
7.80
8.00
11,815
X
23%
22%
23%
3,235
57
57
90
50%
25 %c
28c
36,000
20 %C
5%c
5%c
2,200
6teep
y
Bros
Iron
Rock
class
Steinberg
A
Sterling Trusts
—20
_—_
Sturgeon River Gold
—1
Contact
Sudbury
Sullivan Cons
26 %c
:—1
Mines
Jan
1.63
Jan
Jan
22c
21c
24c
49,020
17 %c
Jan
24c
14%
Feb
15%
23
Jan
23%
Jan
14%
14%
15%
1,205
23
23
23
275
•
—
Sylvanite Gold Mines
_____
35c
2.00
2.30
3.75
3.75
100
15%
____*
common..
15%
16
2,130
1.95
1.95
2.05
.950
2.30
•
23%c
23c
24c
340
12,925
Feb
Jan
2.00
Feb
2.80
Jan
3.75
Jan
3.75
Jan
Jan
16 %
Jan
2.10
Jan
14
1.95
23c
Feb
Jan
25c
Jan
common
•
.
r
•
preferred..
23
23
23%
490
1
_
Mines
56C
56c
61c
4,100
STOCKS
Asbestos
Bulolo
Corp
Gold
Canada
Dredging
Dominion
«te
General
Consolidated
Dalhousie
Feb
25%
Jan
Jan
67c
Jan
Dominion
10
Jan
10
common
400
Jan
1.65
Feb
1.90
Jan
Gaspe
1
1.38
1,109
1.33
Feb
1.45
Jan
International Paper
16c
7,767
Lundmark
Thorncliffe
Tip
Park
1
Mines
Tiara
Tidal
*
Tom bill
io«
Tailors
Mines
«
Dominion
Toronto
General
Class
Iron
15 %c
15c
62
61%
64
898
1.10
1.20
250
49c
57c
20,865
—
50c
Class
61c
Star
1956
common
class
A
1957
warrants
warrants
Maclaren
Jan
Minnesota
Feb
1,958
25%
Jan
28%
Jan
6.65
3,983
5.95
Jan
6.85
Jan
&
Feb
66c
Jan
Ogilvie
7
3,125
5%
Jan
7
Feb
Pend
Oreille
3,666
3c
Jan
5c
Jan
Price
17 %
17
17%
1,426
16
Jan
17%
Jan
18%
18%
430
18
Jan
18%
Feb
33
33
33
107
29%
Jan
33
43%
43
44
5,410
Jan
44
Feb
14%c 14%c
1,000
41%
14%c
Jan
15c
Jan
70
Feb
Jan
—
70
::
68
70
60
68
Feb
58c
63c
26,900
43c
Jan
63c
Feb
Southwest
16
16
265
13%
Jan
16
Jan
Third
32,300
33C
Jan
55c
Feb
Yukon
11,400
25 %c
Jan
31c
Jan
13%
50
13%
Feb
14%
23
25
165
22%
Jan
25
17%
Jan|
20%
Feb
19
Feb
20%
Jan
30%
Jan
34%.
Jan
*
20%
20 %
20 %
1,793
1
—
19
19
190
_250
new
B
34 %
33%
34 %
1,665
63%
4,686
Jan
64
Ontario
2.50
Paper
11%
285
10%
Jan
12
72
33
54
Jan
72
Jan
13%
13%
275
13
Jan
13%
Jan
13
13%
550
13
Jan
13%
Feb
58
Jan
37%
32%
- 33
*
common
—i—-.
Mines
48%
47%
°
1
*
Petroleum
—
45%
—*
—
,
1,020
13%
Jan
14%
Feb
620
Jan
22%
Feb
31
Jan
33
Jan
911
49
21%
730
.
47
Jan
49
2.55
2.55
800
2.30
Jan
45
45"%
2,473
40%
Jan
1.40
1.40
100
1.40
Jan
2.55
46
1.50
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
72
14%
22%
33
22%
Feb
Jan
11%
14
22%
—
____j._2.50
Zellers
62%
Flour
Feb
13%
Bros
49 c
Jan
18 %
1
class
4c
6%
30c
_*
62%
__
*
*
'
8%
23
Loblaw Inc
Feb
55c
;I_50
preferred
preferred
1.20
28c
587/8
58%
58"%
150
41%
39%
42
7,179
40
40
25
38
38
199
V
—
5%
Feb
64
42c
.20
.
Finance
1.10
18%c Jan
29c
—
*
Works
B
Jan
Jan
54c
10
Trusts
A
Toronto
15c
57%
3%c
6%
—
Traders
1.33
1
Bank
Elevators
Toronto
Toronto
—■
•
Ltd
Torbrit Silver Mines
Toronto
44%
Jan
13%
Mines
Copper
High
Feb
6%
■
1 r
Petroleums
Top
6.10
37
10
Dupont Co common
13,078
Thompson
27%
6.10
*
_
-
&
10
•
27
Low
42
Linoleum.——*
:
Oilcloth
1.80
1
365
20,670
27%
__•
—_
10
lOc
8%
*
Preferred
23
56c
37%
7%
37%
*
Oil
Glass
8%
Range Since Jan. 1
•
_.
Paper
1.65
common
Shares
High
*
Sugar
Investments
—
Ltd
for Week
Low
.1
Canadian Bronze common:
Canadian
1.65
Canada
Range
of Prices
•
B
•
.
1
Texaco
Dollars
Sales
Last
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper—
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
10
Texstar
Canadian
Sale Price
Temagaml
Territory Mining
in
Week's
Par
Teck Hughes Gold
Mines
Expressed
Friday
Dominion
••
r
Are
Jan
7c
1.31
•
Petroleum
Pearson
Jan
34c
Jan
16,525
r
Taylor
57
Jan
Shown
Feb
Jan
Prices
Jan
1.55
Ordinary
Taurcanis
8.40
23 %
1.40
Warrants
Tamblyn
Jan
Jan
1.51
25
Preferred
"•
Jan
1
Exploration
Superior Propane
Switson Industries
5c
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Jan
Jan;
X
Sunburst
Superte^t
6.90
20
5c
40
38
23c
20c
23c
4.00
3.25
4.25
.
230
1,040
58%
58%
42
Feb
Jan
40%
Jan
38
Feb
8c
Jan
23c
Feb
2.50
Jan
4.25
Feb
Invest
Gold
Trust__*
Corp
——
FOOTNOTES
•
No
a
Odd
Jan
36%
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
38
Genl
Canadian
par
FOR
7%
1
1—*
—
—
e
Included In year's
delivery
sale
(not
Included
in year's range),
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat
r
price.
Cash sale
10,100
37%
575
t
(not
range).
d Deferred
7,750
57c
37
OUT-OF-TOWN AND
value.
lot sale
7%
52c
6%
(
(not Included In year's range)
6%
Jan
7%
Feb
51c
Jan
62c
Jan
35
Jan
38
Jan
CANADIAN
MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading prlvilegea.
wd When
wi When
x
y
z
delivered,
issued,
Ex-dividend,
Ex-rights,
Ex-stock
dividend.
Volume
193
Number
6027
.
..
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(639)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
bid and
The
following
Association
asked
of
quotations
obtained
are
from
the
National
Securities
or
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
They do
represent actual transactions. They are intended as
a guide to the
range
not
within which
these
securities
could
have been
sold
Aerovox
Corp
Air
1
Products
Aid
Inc
Alico
(indicated by the "bid")
Par
Inc
Corp—:
Greetings
Pipe &
class
Service
Western
127/8
14
&
Xerox
55
52%
5814
55%
Hanna
22
23%
-
Co
5
30
9%
5714
V13%
6814
Hoover
2114
Houston
11V2
$1.20
5014
7%
36%
1514
16%
Hugoton
5%
17
Tel—
Service
Telep
Co
Ltd
-10c
25
com
1
Electric
&
Gas
Co
Central
111
&
Gas
Co
Gas
37a
10
Co
5
Electric
Central
Marine
Central
Teiepiiuiie
VT
Serv
Co_5
co
Central
Power
Public
Co
10
10
Corp—6
Chattanooga Gas Co
1
Chicago Musical Instrument—1
Citizens Util Co com cl'A—3314c
Common class B__
.—33140
Clinton
Engines Corp
Corporation
lc
Product
Gas
16%
33%
•
4
.
Co
Class
414
13%
5514
2514
4%
3114
3314
45
Itek
Jervis
47%
1614
17%
29
30%
28%
30%
25%
5%
6
3714
20%
22
20
21%
3%
Kentucky
Portl'd
&
11%
12%
20%
22'A
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
8
Blower
88
Lucky
Oil
Finance
Di-Noc
Diebold
$1.25
pfd
Dorsett, Elecs
Drackett
Labs
Company
Cp__—
Co—16
30%
20%
22
23%
Name
Corp
changed
City Natl Bk & Tr
to
Corp
2%
40%
43 74
5
37%
407a
Connecticut Natl
1
1474
1674
12%
14
McLouth
19%
McNeil
12
14
Melpar
,14%
18%
Inc
Merchants
20%
24'A
Steel
Machine & Eng—
,26%
Fast
Motor
Meredith
41%
1
22%
5
15%
27>A
66%
69%
Inc
Pipeline Co
Miehle-Gross-Dexter Inc—
Class A
17%
19%
Miles
44'A
47 %
23
25%
common
Laboratories
Missile
41%
4%
5%
Co
2%
Dynamics Corp
Co
preference
Eastern Industries
Eastern
El
Utilities
Paso
17%
Missouri
20%
22 %
Nalco
50c
14%
16
National
Gas
45'A
National
Inc——1
42%
28%
49%
52%
9%
10 %
(Texas)
Electrada
Corp
Electro-Voice Inc
26
*
——1
Co
—
.—10c
Chemical
Class
B
National
New
Eng
147a
13 72
First
127a
Co
28%
First
Corp
313A
347a
2274
247a
59
Assoc
9%
10 %
Nicholson
22%
24%
North
27
29 %
North
Carolina
68%
North
Penn
11 %
17%
187a
8
277»
Equity Oil
Co
Erie Resistor
Ets-Hokin
&
—10c
2.50
Galvan
Financial Federation
First
Boston
Fisher
Fisher
Brothers
Paper
Co
class
Class
&
Ohio
70
73%
Oklahoma
72%
77 %
Old
76%
Otter
Tail
Pabst
Brewing
—2.50
71 %
21
1
Mach
B
franklin Corp
22 %
24
1
11
Ben
Service
Miss
Coal
River
Power
Pacific
Airmotive
Pacific
Far
7%
Pacific
Gamble
cl
12%
13%
Pacific
Mercury Electronics
A_5
.7%
874
Pacific
Power
Packaging Corp
5
7%
8%
1
10%
11 %
,
Pantasote
East
Co
Corp
& Light
of
63 %
66%
53
56%
Trust
597a
623A
10
34%
37
National Bank & Trust Co
(Fairfield County)
117
123
National Bank
340
361
National
32
34%
32
54
177a
of
187*
119%
Westchester_5
Trust CO
(Albany (
National Newark
&
_
6%
43
7.50
52 7a
52
56 7a
Essex
(N J)
25
75 7a
79 74
59 74
627a
67
71
487a
52 7a
Natl Bk-10
Jersey Bank & Tr Co—-11
Northern Trust Co (Chicago)_2o
3374
.125
357a
131%
361
35
Peoples Tr Go of Bergen City
35%
3874
57
61
74%
7874
42
47%
54
(Hackensack
57%
5
Provident Tradesmen's
A
■
41
N J)
Philadelphia Natl Bank—
Pittsburgh National Bank
Trust
J)
•
47
Natl Shawmut Bk of Bost—12%
Natl State Bk of Newark—12%
124
330
40
City Bank (Cleveland)
$8 par
(ex 2-for-l split)
National Commercial Bank &
347*
50
New
New Eng Merchants
&
1177a
Trust
247s
48%
51%
37
397s
Bank
(Philadelphia)
Republic Natl Bank
22%
10
20
20
(Dallas)-12
45%
Rlgga Natl Bk Of Wash D C—25
61
65%
64%
69 %
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
59 %
62%
45%
136
144
50
54
48%
First Natl Bank of Dallas
10
First Nat'l Bank (Jersey City)—5
First National Bank of
Passaic
&
First
of
8t Louis
74%
78%
21
23 %
32%
35V*
(Wash) —20
53
56 %
73
77%
Second Natl Bank of Phila—10
35
3874
Louis—20
of St
68
86%
Security First Natl Bank
(Los Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
74
77%
24
257s
57%
State
10
70
7474
20
73
77
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New York)
25
59
63%
(N Y)-10
30
347s
Bank (N Y)„20
Pennsylvania Banking
Co
(Philadelphia) _10
Trust
Westchester
New
10
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
25
County
First Natl Bank
Boston
54%
Natl
83%
54
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8
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59
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.
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27 %
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25 %
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14
14%
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13
13%
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59%
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10
(Buffalo)
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41%
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75
&
Bid
55
&•
39%
(Atlanta)
10
(Baltimore)—-10
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First
1
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N
Bk
(Bklyn.)_10
Mellon Nat Bk & Tr Co
(Pgh) _25
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First Natl Bank of Boston—12%
First National Bank of Chi—20
137a
Gas
67%
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447i
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Northwest Natural Gas
19
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
3
18
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29
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10%
207a
6%
3874
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(Camden
12 74
Co
*
Inc__
Farrington Mfg Co
Feleral Natl Mortgage
16%
'
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39
19%
63%
77a
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5
(N Y)
Natl
22
Northeastern
11
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!—1
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64
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2
Electrolux Corp
1
Electronics Capital Corp—1
Emhart Mfg Co
•
7%
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1
—
15%
*
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&
1
157a
14
50c
21
14
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63
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1274
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common
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Co
&
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1
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4074
9
6%
Freight Lines
(S F)_10
Federation Bk & Tr Co. (NY) _10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark) __10
Fiduciary Trust Co (NY)
10
_5
27
Company
Homes
Associates—_10
Laboratory
Electric
467s
3372
12
36%
5%
Banking Co
33%
Empire Trust Co
8574
5
Utilities
Rubber
2
Inc
Corp
Missouri-Kansas
Mohawk
4272
772
16%
38%
1
Mfeadow
(White Plains
New York)
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
25 7a
817z
1
Shipping Co
Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
25%
5
Fairfield County Trust Co
1
Miss
of America—
$1
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16%
24
Systems
2374
2
Inc
Mississippi
53 %
Duriron
Bank—:
Co (Chicago)
County Trust Co
447s
7%
Miller
Mfg Co
Minneapolis Gas
*
397a
•
9%
11
1
Transit
Trust
60
29 7u
Mid-American
7%
.
2374
1674
*
Microdot
36%
1
372
5
25 %
6%
11
Publishing Co
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
44%
37%
1
Manufacturers
Continental 111 Bank ft Trust
Lines—1
13%
52%
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527a
(Chicago)_25
3
49%
Dura
4974
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.-50
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5 '
Commercial Trust Co (N J)__10
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co—12%
10
17%
10
Manufacturers Tr Co
25%
Cleveland
3
34
2
402
36%
lc
39
1
380
5
—
12
5
Par
4774
23%
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—:
49
Inc—
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McLean
1
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Trust
Maxson Electronics
1
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St
10%
11 %
Co—
557a
10
5078
1
.—
100
(N Y)
9%
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5
liberty Real Estate Bank
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
Long Island Trust Co
10
Co
46%
Duffy-Mott
Bradstreet Inc
-
44
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co-12
Citizens & Southern National
Bank
(Savannah)
10
22
1
(W L)
Dun
&
527a
-
Natl Bank of Cleve—16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila—10
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12%
33
1
Corp
Inc
23'A
25c
(Newark)_25
Virginia
Trust
Camden Trust
11%
5
Co
6%
Commerce
Central
27%
5
Sons
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Electric
39%
25%
40'4
1
common
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Bank of
68
10
5
conv
Donnelley
(San
7
Herrington Co Inc
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry—50c
5
Inc
Diversa Inc
&
Chemical
Kings County Trust
67
Gas
13 78
_3
57
56
1
Inc
6%
37
Co
Ask
53%
Louis—20
*
Arts
13%
Bank——10
(Phila)—10
7%
.1
Corp
12%
National
Bid
St
Madison
1
Co
Chemical
Dictaphone
Bank of America N T & S A
Marmon
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
Corp_5
Detroit Internat
Bridge Co
1
Dial
10%
Par
Co
Marlin-Rockwell
1 '
Corp
Baltimore
Bk
19%
Machines—10c
A
52%
Boatmen's Natl
Maxson
class
48%
Broad
Mattel
Co
1
1
277a
U
84%
7.50
Yuba Consolidated
21%
14%
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12%
*
•
12%
80
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8%
42%
20%
21 %
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11
32%
11%
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26
55%
t
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
Bank and Trust
10%
Corp
227a
52
37%
43%
29%
cl B—5
com
19%
207/B
1
5
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18%
*
1
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26 %
7%
39%
19
19%
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24%
1
2%
20%
13%
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1.25
19
I
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4%
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Co
Co
187a
297a
30
*
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Conversion
Wurlitzer
Co
38%
17%
13%
25%
3%
1
93
'
Wood
35%
Co_3
Co
18
23
Wells
16%
15%
(Hugh W) & Co Inc—50c
Stores Inc
1%
Long
8
Struthers
10%
Witco
Weyerhaeuser
Gas
67a
17%
27%
10
Wisconsin Power & Light Co_10
1
Corp
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
30%
45%
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Stouffer
711
Wilcox
of
Company
——5
Crouse-Hinds Co
1%
Cummins Engine Co Inc
-_5
Danly Machine Specialties
S
Dejur-Amsco
Delhi-Taylor
41%
Delaware
27%
5%
1
Co
Whiting Corp
20%
41
25
Chemical
57
18%
of New York--—
12%
Cross
Dashew
9%
23%
53
Bankers
8
Ridge Prop pfd_—
Craig Systems Inc
28
35
Co
1
-1
Company
Coral
675
Hotels
Stepan
Publishing
Bank
Macmillan
50c
31%
Natural
Western
Bank
10%
Corp
29 %
Statler
Western
6%
9%
Co
17%
Works
307/a
25%
Manufacturing Co_A-
5%
71%
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
Data
16%
Stanley
29
1
1
Western Lt & Telephone Co„10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
17
126
—5
10
Westcoast Transmission
Inc—
—
257a
West Point
34%
27%
41%
Ludlow
Electric
8%
non-voting
23%
19%
4%
20
57%
327A
62%
15%
6
17%
Coffee
Common
Co
Products
Co
Wesco Financial Corp
West Coast
Telephone
8%
25%
54
30%
5
Co___
31%
67%
9%
Cook
47%
77/a
21%
Screw
Home
23 %
1
Wellington Mgt Co class A—10c
9%
"
—1
21%
16%c
Washington Steel Corp
Bros Transport A
19%
38
16%
Cook
44
Standard
Stanley
Corp
Swasey Co
Watson
297s
1
5
10
55
31
8
1
Register
Wash Natural Gas
36%
51%
1
2.50
Control
51
Standard
Brothers
59
10
25
Plus
Lone Star Steel
29%
38%
Warren
18%
.4
10
Clark-
Lanolin
27%
36%
257/s
17%
Steamship-—2.50
lc
Frary
Lau
Products
Stand
Standard Pressed Steel
Laguna Neguel Corp units
21%
Freightways
47%
&
28% '
1
Spur Oil Co—
Staley (A E) Mfg Co—;
(Jim)
Warner
8%
2%
14
19%
1
Waddell ft Reed Inc class A
Walter
33%
2%
22%
1
Electronics
46%
714
Inc-
Co
5
Chemical
19%
25
Co
19%
13
1
28
48%
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&
15%
43%
18
50c
43%
•
29%
25
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1
43%
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Tel
Spectior Freight Sys
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14
40%
21%
24
1
Co
21
10
Co
Milling- & Elev Co—1
preferred
Tel
Gas
44
1
Inc
*
Co
of America
Von's Grocery Co
21
26
1
Eng
Electric
34%
5
40%
5
Co
Power
183
*
Colorado
Commonwealth Gas Corp:
;_1.
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Power
Mfg
19
Co__10c
Co
States
common
Utilities
Co
Landers
Dev
Water
Elec Service
*
19%
1
10
Koehring Co
Laboratory for
16%
17%
59%
Oil &
Carbon
17%
53
32%
*
56
Nevada
Sprague
157%
49%
9
Inc-
7%
Calif
43%
10
Co
Co
*
11'A
40
52%
Mills
Co
5%
10%
49 %
Vector
Co
4%
Vance Sanders &
Vanity Pair
Union
194
14%
Vitro Corp
Colorado
Speer
33
13
48%
32
New
9%
30%
45%
85%
Southern
13%
14%
36%
2
16
2
Southern
l9Ta
13%
34%
Corp
5
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81
Cable
57a
1
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30
5
Inc
Keystone
16%
&
11
24%
5
Mining Co
ft
1
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8%
ft
*
Southwest Gas Producing Co
12%
40%
Const
Valley Mould
2
Corp
Shore
Utah
35 %
5%
Utilities Inc
So
7%
1
50c
Elec Lt & Pwr
Co
Southwestern
Co—15
37%
5
7
5
1
32%
Inc_l
5%
23 %
9%
Co
%
103
5%
4%
53
23%
Elec
Upper Peninsular Power
14%
4%
21%
1
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United
7%
41%
13%
5
1
Power
Wire
6%
*
„
Southwestern
f
Ketchum
4%
15
Co
&
Pacific
6%
38%
1
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Co
&
137/8
6%
1
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12%
29 78
29 %
Corp„50c
Line
32
.
1
Pipe
States Leasing
Corp
1
United States Servateria
Corp_l
United States Sugar
Corp
_1
United States Truck Lines
22%
20c
Petroleum
Southern
Inc—
Co
Kennametal
40%
Corp
35%
Kalvar Corp
.
——2c
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp
3
23%
(G
20%
1
Southern
30%
59
„—_Il
Inc
Gas
21%
54%
1
Reid
Foreman
South
5%
20
*
59%
Supply
Corp
preferred
Tucson Gas
Corp
1
Steel
$1.46
27%
22
Kaiser
97
26%
1
Steel
25%
25c
18%
Corp
Jessop
23%
A
6%
1
Water
40%
Corp
Transwestern Pipeline
32%
Corp
Jamaica
37%
*
Co
Utilities
Transval
.
1
Southern
2714
4%
Iowa
5014
Co
Service
18
1
common
Public
16%
55
Inc
Iowa
5914
4714
A
Ionics
14%
Trans
*
Corp
Motor Freight Sys
Securities
Tracerlab
34%
6%
50c
Corp
Diver Services
Skil
43
28
50%
31%
United
Fetzer
Simplex
14% '
25%
10
Corp
Engineering
Interstate
78%
Co
93
Water
Bakeries
Interstate
Investors
35%
14%
Rock
1
30%
47
2
Seismograph Service Corp
27%
4%
5
Consolidated
13%
39%
Recreation
Interstate
7414
Gas
25%
1
&
Scott
21%
Inc
Tokheim Corp
Towmotor Corp
Union Texas Nat Gas
Corp
United States Chem Mil
Bantam
Searle
4
98
*
Time
•
60
Homes
&
Sierra
1
1
Interstate
Consol
32%
3%
Co
Interstate
1
Gas
8%
30%
1
International Textbook Co
Inc_—.——214
&
7%
Inc
Mills
Colorado
Oil
Scott
1
58
35%
Co
Associates
Schield
49%
36%
Tubular
Scholz
10%
Co
23%
1514
1
;
—
Gas
Production
Indiana
46% ««•" 49%
26%
2814
1214
Central
T.mnc'ano
5%
19%
*
7%
34
Jacinto
Sanders
9%
20
54%
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Sabre-Pinon
4%
*
56
30%
17%
Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
27
1
28%
"units"
25%
21%
Co__25
Products Corp—_—10
Field Trust ctfs—
fpntrpi
18%
23
Point
Indiana
Head
Myers
(H
Plywood
Sawhill
29%
27%
Inc—37a
Mills
6%
*
Manufacturing Co_2%
Rose Marie
11
Indianapolis Water
5
Co
Central
Oil
Trust
&
43
216
Internat'l
Superior Oil of Calif 1
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Hugoton
Robbins
40%
International Bank of Wash—_1
Delhi
conv
Roddis
6214
Canadian
$1.25
38%
40%
Canadian
Colorado
36
59
Water
Stores
Rockwell
3714
Oregon Power Covi.20
Colonial
Robertson
12%
1
California
States
35%
3
Inc
California
Coastal
31%
11%
28%
Interstate
Clute
29
32%
26
Co—;
B
Gas
Rice
6%
1
3
Roadway Express class
8%
34'A
1
33
Co
13%
32%
v
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5
Gas
Corp..7
43%
%_
36%
8
King Corp
Thermo
28
Corp
River Brand
40%
10
Gas
Indian
107
Thermo-O-Disc
1
Co
12%
1
Thomas & Betts Co
25c
A
1
——_
Corp
Eastern Transmis
Texas Industries Inc
9%
41%
1
-
183
33%
22%
8%
21
6
inc.
Fund
137 B
173
5
Telecomputing
7%
12%
1
12%
Purina
Stoker
1
1514
Sharpe Mfg Co—-110
Oil
Natural
Husky
Riley
1
1
Co
38%
112
202
Corp
5%
i"
*
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6%
Ralston
Republic Natural
Richardson Co
2%
A
14%
21
84%.
23%
1
class
1
5%
Purolator Products
Radiation Inc class
55
San
—1
1914
25%
1
Houston Oil Field Material
Hudson Pulp &
Paper Corp—
Class A common
common——*
class
7%
'
Purex
11
Corp
Houston
39
51%
111
100
1
1
Alegre Sugar
Corp Ltd—.
1
Inc
Engineering
Corp
Houston
54
1
Light Co_l
preferred—25
Beryllium
1214
Co
Punta
Co
1
preferred—
Credit
63
California
;
1
1
5
Voltage
Hilton
20
5
Corp—
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—1
Inc
Inc
Inc.
6%
High
25
Bryson Inc
Products
Steel
Co
20%
12%
1
Bruning (Charles)
Cedar
62
19%
1
Inc
&
80 %
22
Hewlett-Packard Co__
Hidden Splendor
Mining
12
—_1
Buckeye Steel Castings Co—__*
Byllesby (H M) & Co——10c
Ceco
Heublein
8%
11
Bowling Corp of America—__10c
Carpenter
25%
7%
——1
Co
Power
Mills
50%
Hathaway Instruments
Botany Industries Inc
Cannon
23'A
106
Pubco Petroleum
179
48%
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
Helene Curtis Ind class A;
1
10
Bag
&
1
17%
Corp
Water
5
Corp
6%
5
Mexico
15%
Beryllium Corp
Billups Western Pet Co...
Calif
Hamp
New
9414
1
Hathaway
&
New
of
1614
24
10c
of
10
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24%
Serv
1414
1
Markets—
Capital
&
22%
Serv Co
106
Co„
5
Producing Properties Inc
35%
III
Co
Texas
Pub
5
Aluminum
30%
14%
39
Pub
9014
Manufacturing Co
Black Sivalls
Mining
Harvey
13%
36%
America
6%
18 %
33
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Tappan Co
2
Ask
6%
16%
Corp
Broadcasting
Bid
1
Zl
Tampax Inc
8%
7%
Co
12%
1
Laboratories
Inc
Harcourt Brace
11%
8%
7%
28%
Techno
24
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common
Hanna
1114
Inc-;
(A J)
Hills
B
32
Co___10
Inc—
Bayies
Bros
Class
21
I
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23
A com_10
class
19%
3%
Co
Electric Co
of
Taft
11%
1
Cosco Inc_
Co
Co
Systron-Donner
13%
21%
1
Inc
(M A)
Potash
Rubber
Genl
19%
12%
1
Corp
Gas
17%
1
22%
2.50
Baxter
Berkshire
Hamilton
8tubnitz Greene
Corp
Susquehanna Corp
5
Capital Inc
Chemicals & Controls
Haloid
5
9%
171
Hagan
19%
1
5
1
18%
3
17%
8%
Corp
4714
Co—_5
16%
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Grolier Inc
17%
Co__
Beneficial
Grinnell
44%
Co—
Tools
Mfg
Brush
Portland
1
1
Gas
Atomics
&
Plymouth
35%
Growth
Spring Corp———10
Products
Oil
Brown
21%
38%
—1
Avon
Bowser
19%
Par
25%
17%
Lumber
Natural
33
Calif_l
35%
Co
Construction
Aztec
Bowman
Pioneer
Ask
23%
1
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers
Pennanente Cement
pfd——20
4
Corp
Boston
37%
xnc———
Gas
Black
41
35
common
Arkansas
Bemis
Pickering
40%
39
of
Corp
Glickman Corp class A
Green (A P) Fire Brick Co
Green Mountain Power
Corp
48%
38%
Finan
37a
Power
Baker Oil
57
45
7.50
Participating preferred
Associated
5314
1
Corp
Arkansas Missouri
Metal
1414
2
Co
Public
1314
A___l
Co
Const Co
Gobain
Farms Co
Behlen
32%
38%
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool
2
Glasspar Company class A„_1
5
AiuieUSei-ouscii
Bates
30
10
Co
Gibraltar
5
Sterilizer
Baii'd
14%
_l
Inc
Service
Telep (Calif) 5%
2114
Co
Amer-Sainf
Art
13%
Bid
1
Inc
Industry
36%
23%
Corp
American
Arvida
Gas
Gen
(Quotations for Friday,
February 3)
"asked") at the
Corp
Petroleum
Pendleton Tool
Ask
1
1914
Express
American
Arizona
Garlock
IV2
22%
Bid
Hannifin
Pauley
*
Corp class A
2274
Cement
American-Marietta
Arden
;
Futterman
207a
67/a
21
Co
1
American
Airier
Frito
Co_100
Biltrite Rubber
American
1914
1
Alside Inc
American
57 Va
Development Co—1
Haoio
Par
874
54
1
_
Parker
Ask
8
1
Land
Allied
Bid
(indicated by the
time of
compilation. Origin of
any quotation furnished on
request. The "National" list is
composed of securities
which have a wide national
distribution.
Industrials and Utilities
Par
bought
43
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(640)
.
.
Monday, February 6, 1961
.
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NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
(Quotations for Friday, February 3)
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Par
Funds—
Mutual
25C
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r
1
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1
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1
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13.12
14.18
14.71
7.29
7.97
14.57
15.75
1
16.94
18.33
10.74
11.74
7%
&
lc
ill;
Colonial
Energy
i vt-
Colonial
Fund
100
.1
1
Fund Inc
.1
1
Stock
Bond
Fund
Concord
Fund
Series
Crown
if
Sayles Mutual Fund—*
Loomis
Electric
shares
General
Industries
Metal
shares
13.78
15.06
11.96
Petroleum
2.79
2.25
3.54
Transport
Massachusetts
19.84
21.57
1
1
8.58
9.33
1
14.98
1
Investment Trust_l
21%
21.72
Investment
7.51
Mutual
Shares
Mutual
1
Fund
Investing
Mutual
Inc
Investment
Mutual
Trust
8.21
15.13
9.87
10.84
Vegli Investing Co Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc.
_1
17.53
17.71
Nation
1
61.46
62.08
National
ti
Delaware
^.1
11.95
13.14
Delaware Income
_1
9.93
10.94
Balanced Series
Inc—1
10.44
11.44
Bond
1
9.08
9.95
Dividend
;——.—25c
3.17
3.48
Preferred
1
15.80
17.17
Diver
Fund
r_:
Fund
Stk
Growth
Inc
Fund
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Dreyfus
Eaton
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Stock
23.03
50c
11.94
12.77
13.11
14.01
New
7 70
a22.90
8.42
New
8.29
8.59
Nucleonics
Corp
Inc
1
10
20c
Inc
Inc
1
England
York
of Canada
17%
19%
13.24
14.47
One
18.90
I
Oppenheimer
16.20
17.51
18.34
19.83
4.49
4.92
Fund
Industrial
Inc.l
Florida
Growth
Fund
Inc_*
Florida
Mutual
Fund
Inc
Founders
Franklin
Bond
10c '
1
Fund
Mutual
*
Common
stock series
stock
Preferred
2.79
6.39
7.02
series
lc
Fundamental
Investors
1
Inc
1
General
General Investors Trust
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Automobile
Fund
Corp
Fund
Inc
(Geo)
Fund
7.o4
Growth
shares
lc
8.76
Electrical Equip Shares__lc
Building shares
lc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Chemical
shares
Common
Food
9.19
6.82
lc
13.12
lc
7.48
8.40
shares
9.69
10.62
7.06
Machinery shs
Industrial
lc
lc
Institutional
Bond
Merchandising
Mining shares
RR
shares__lc
shares
lc
10.94
shares
_lc
Equipment shares
Railroad
Steel
shares
Tobacco
shares
„
Utilities
9 23
13.08
20.71
May
15,
1961
Aug.
1,
1961
—
1,- 1961
—
H-C7
a27.52
lc
8.76
2.64
2.89
7.97
8 71
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
_1
Income
Institutional
Shares
Funds
Fund
1
7.64
1
9.42
Fund
Shares-1
11.70
Science
Fund
1
14.66
_1
16.64
18.09
1
6.68
7.30
1
5.31
5.80
8 94
Ltd—
Inst Foundation Fund
Canada
Ltd
Fund
Inc
Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
Investors
Inc
Fund
Fund
12.08
12.43
Winfield
Institutional Income Fund__lc
6.39
7.00
Growth
Wisconsin
Ind
Fund
9%
Co
of
Co..__—5
America—2.50
34%
104%
38
105%
40%
46%
Insurance
3
34%
37%
Life Ins Co in City of N Y
Westchester Fire
2
50%
53%
2
36%
39%
U
S
Fire
S
49
Bid
100.7
100.8
3 VaS
Jun.
1,
1961..
100.4
100.6
103.5
27/aS
Aug.
1,
1961..
100.26
100.28
100.9
wi——
100
100.2
99.16
99.28
4s
Apr.
3,
1961
4s
Sep.
20,
33%s
Feb.
20,
1962
4s
May
1,
1962
Aug.
20,
1962
100.19
100.25
100.27
101.17
4%s
100.22
1962
Feb.
13,
Sep.
10,
Mar.
11,
Nov.
12,
Jun.
10,
Dec.
12,
Mar.
11,
Apr.
19,
Apr.
10,
Sep.
100.14
Apr.
20,
Oct.
20,
1964
101.20
102
4s
Oct.
20,
1965
102.8
102.24
3 '/4 s
May
2,
1966^
101.4
101.16
4%s
Mar.
20,
1968.
98.24
4%s
Mar.
20,
1969.
98
10,
10,
97.16
107.8
95.16
4%s
July
15,
1969
5VaS
Feb.
20,
1970..'-.—
100.16
3%s
Apr.
1,
100.12
5'/as
July
20,
108
41/2C
Oct.
99.28
104
106.24
.
103.24
100
102.16
103.8
.
102.8
.
1970——.
107.24
102.24
94.24
1970—
100.16
1970-1967
1971
97.24
3 VaS
May
1,
4 VaS
Feb.
15,
1972-1967
3%s
Sep.
15,
96.b
107
102
_
1,
98.8
102
101.24
.
_
101.10
101.8
.
103
107.8
101.10
101.2
1/ 1963
101.16
:.
102.20
101.2
1964
4s
1968
10,
Aug.
May
4%s
98.28
102.4
.
.
_
23/4S
100.20
102.30
98.16
.
_
102.30
99.24
1970
Feb.
.
_
100.4
102.22
1966
_
101.14
102.22
_
_
100.28
100.16
101.6
1961
101.15
'
100.24
_
1961
20,
100.17
11,
1961
Apr.
Jun.
100.11
100.6
:
3,
33eS
43/4S
1961
12,
Sep.
1961
100.9
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
100.8
\
10,
May
Ask
CooperativesApr.
3, 1961..
100.7
100.9
Jun.
point
a
Ask
100.3
1972
95.16
101.8
98.16
100.3
.
100.7
100.1
.
100.5
100.5
_
100.3
Feb.
15,
May
15,
Aug.
10.07.
Ask
100.2
100.4
3%s
Nov.
15,
1962
100.16
100.18
2 %s
Feb.
15,
1963
99
100.8
100.10
l%s
Apr.
1,
1963
96.16
4s
May
15,
1963
1963
Maturity-
Bid
Ask
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
1961
1961
1. .1961
<r'-,
'
99.26
99.30
1%S
Oct.
1,
100.10
100.12
4%s
Nov.
15,
100.22
1961
100.24
l'/as
Apr.
1,
_
101.14
_
i
102
—
:
95.16
1963—
104.4
1964
.94,16
101.18
99.4
96.24
102.4
95.24
104.8
94.24
99.14
99.18
4 3/ 4 S
May
15,
1964—
100.25
100.27
3%s
15,
1964
1962—
101.4
101.6
5s
May
Aug.
1962
100.13
100.15
1 %s
Oct.
93.16
93.24
98.18
98.24
4%s
Nov.
15,
1964
104.18
104.22
101.9
101.11
l'/aS
Apr.
1,
1965
92.24
93
101.16
101.24
4%s
May
15,
1965
103.28
104
l'/aS
Oct.
1,
1965
91.24
92
1%S
'
point
a
Bid
Oct.
35/aS
Feb.
15,
1962——
4s
Feb.
15,
3 %s
Feb.
15,
Apr.
1,
4s
May
15,
1962—
4s
Aug.
15,
1962——
Oct.
1962—
97.24
1962
1,
10.74
14.81
14.57
16.10
15.88
13.00
14.05
13.85
15.14
434S
6-
1-60
3-
1-61
100.4
_1
6.70
7.24
3.80s
7-
5-60
4-
3-61
98
100.6
15,
1,
103.28
_
_
1964—
104
100.28
101
104.26
1964—
104.30
11.19
10c
Fund
Inc
Insurance
Ins
31
100.6
1
Whitehall Fund Inc
11.36
1
1
1
'
11.04
4.08
9.21
1——_1
Wellington Equity Fund.
Wellington
lc
Growth
8
60
Banks for
1%S
3.73
_1
Street
Bid
IV2S
10c
Fund-lc
Institutional
14.55
Special Situations
Fund Inc
8%
5
1961—..
4%s
16.02
Income
Y)—2
Ins
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
10,
12.72
Value Line Fund Inc.—
10.30
8.27
Travelers
Apr.
4%s
8.35
Income
13.39
(N
(N Y)
Life
Guaranty Co
10,
Treasury Notes—
1
(Va)__5
Certificates of Indebtedness—
Inc—
Fund
56%
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
8.70
Continental. Fund
Wall
65%
Title
Mar.
Maturity—
6.99
7.96
United
Line
62 Va
1963
3 VaS
6.40
Inv_
United
Value Line
___l
Investors
Growth
10
3'As
1961
12.87
Accumulated
Value
104
Mortgage Assn
.
—_lc
Century
109%
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
8.83
Fund
41%
104%
100.2
15,
4'VaS
11.58
Townsend U S & International
57%
39 Va
10
preferred
100
15,
41.00
8.10
9.57
5.98
Natl
a36.85
United
l
Incorporated
Incorporated
39.00
1
10.60
Inc
United Funds
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
*
:
53
2
Springfield Fire & Marine.
$6.50
62
1961
Farnham
Inc
Co—.5
Trust
57%
1961
15.86
Investment Corp
&
7
43%
1961—
15,
16.27
14.48
_______1
a21.38
5.36
Haydock Fund Inc
15.05
1
11.90
21.33
5.47
Apr.
a31.37
__
10c
Aug.
4VaS
al4.29
United
__10c
__—
Series H-DA
15,
5VaS
1
Fund
Twentieth
Hamilton Funds Inc—
17,
May
4%S
_1
Inc
Life
1961
15,
4VaS
a9.69
1
1
9.96
lc
Series
Inc
Shares
Investors
Fund
Fund
5
Amer
Standard
3%s
1
United
of
47/aS
9.26
Growth Industry Shares Inc___l
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
.
Fund
Investors
&
98
__10
Co
Corp
3V4s
Clark—
&
(Edson B) Fund
Growth
5.67
lc
shares
Sec
4Va§,
1
2.14
lc
lc
lc
Stock
11.98
Standard
3%S
8.63
10.29
Texas
65%
5 Va S
16.79
Television-Electronics Fund
5.94
62%
Life
Security
70
40
Boiler
Steam
4%s
12.36
Stock
.10
—10
Accident
4%s
7.98
15.45
—5
(New Haven)
Standard
4%s
9.93
15.08
9.51
Roe
Security Ins
Amer.
Co
48 %
43aS
Canada
American
Street
93
4V'8S
12.39
Sterling Investment Fund Inc
8.20
13.28
shares
of
Stock
Balanced
87
4%s
12.29
11.31
7.48
lc
___lc
Bond
22.59
1
Fund
Stevens
Stein
C)__4
Surety
45%
Apr.
3,%s
1.25
7.74
shares
Seaboard
10
Mar.
2%s
al9.36
Sovereign
23%
6 %
of
22%
Feb.
Federal
al3.08
State
Fully Administered shares_.lc
General
Bond
7.37
25c
Southwestern
14.36
22
1
Ins
70%
3.30s
7.67
Smith
5
Life
66%,
53%
3%s
17.63
Selected
Seaboard
Marine.—6.25
&
21%
4.45s
14.09
1
,
Fire
65
-
—1
'/a
41%
Paul
50%
4 s/8 s
14.65
14.93
4
Obligations of Government Agencies
15.14
—1
23%
64%
St
413/4
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
13.21
Stock Fund_lc
(The)
10.07
6.33
135
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
al4.38
7.02
Common
128
11.85
9.14
91%
3%
26%
10.15
12.27
87%
22
10
60
9.29
20.61
11.33
Co
23 *72
39%
Co.
62
38
10.96
6.78
5
57
—10
5
(D
Life Ins
61%
25%
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
2
Republic Insurance (Texas)__10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
9.17
16.22
Scudder
94
6.67
1
Fund
61
90
Co„
35%
57
237/a
51%
6.10
-_1
Scudder
58
4
10
33%
5
N Y—10
Co
59%
8.39
20.18
7.21
55
23%
13.85
14%
50%
48%
21%
50c
—
Puritan
18.57
9%
2.50
F)__^
Insurance
47
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)__—5
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
2.50
Putnam
_1
66%
8%
Md„—_5
10
Co„.
Insurance Co of
Philadelphia
7.98
12.89
43%
xi3 y4
Providence-Washington
7.30
13.55
2.50
of N Y„__ 12%
Phoenix
38%
al4.45
Inc
3.01
—1
1
45%
35
Growth Stock
Inc
Putnam
63
10
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Inc
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10.58
Aviation-Electronics—
Railroad
Vv
Fund
63
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
1
Inc
9.65
91c
Group Securities—
Petroleum
vj
Fund
Fund
(T
42
4
4.13
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund.l
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Price
*
5
3 Va
U
1
35%
3.33%
—
—
Ins
Indemnity
Pacific
Peerless
51%
1
,
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
"t
%
■M
Fund
2.73
■
Futures
Street
Pioneer
3 Va
Pacific
48%
Square Mutual Fund—
Pine
1.25
87%
10
Peoples Securities Corp.——,_1
12.45
110
82
Ins
Philadelphia
2.54
222
105%
U S
2.42
11.45
211
5
10
United
6.60
Inc—
Co
River
5%
2.21
lc
Funds
Insurance
Northern
3 V2
6.04
—lc
Custodian
Series
Northeastern
27%
4%
1
Fund—I
Street
Securities Fund Inc
Penn
North
36 3/8
2 7-8
Over-The-Counter
Financial
18%
34V4
50c
1
Inc
Shares
William
17
1
!
Ins Co
26
Insurance
Chemistry &
Electronics
37%
46%
1
-.
Ltd
17.39
Fund
34%
York Fire
1
Series
25c
VI
1,
3.78
1
Fund—
Fidelity Capital Fund
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5
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Apr,
Jefferson
——5
New
5
Capital Fund
Federated Growth
iv
1967320
5.99
57%
25%
5
Co__
—
Insurance
5.48
53%
1
Stock
Growth
Home
68%
..10
;
466
Insp & Insurance
11.90
65%
Hampshire Fire
448
Co—
Ins
Insurance
16.62
33
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
American
10.89
Corp class A
~5
Amsterdam Casualty——2
23%
Employ Life Ins. (D C)_1.50
15.37
Series
—
to
'•v
Republic
45%
Nationwide
New
10
Co
(S
23
43
AA
Fire—
%
1
Inc
Deposit of
50%
(Ky) 2
Life:
Employees Insur
1
Series
Series
General
Fund
&
1
Stock
138
21%
Home Owners Life Ins Co (Fla )_1
Series
132%
coin.—_1
5
Inc
61
5
Co
ReinsurapC#Corp
1
Series
—50c
Fund
Investment
Energy Fund
Equity Fund
Eurofund
21.29
Investors Corp—__—1
Stock
Fund
Electronics
Co
Inc_l
Income
Howard—
Balanced
■
Inc.
Fund
&
Securities
Life
Co
Insur
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
3.52
National Securities Series-
ill.
Wide
Life
Assoc
Hartford
De
Ins—_10
Accident
&
Line
Union
57
(NJ)___2
Group
Hanover
)!b
li'l
Ins
Insurance
Gulf Life
Shares
3.24
1%
47
10
Reinsurance Corp
Great
al4.16
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5
(N J)
Govt
16.36
1
1
Old
Casualty
Gov
1
Corp
Life
Natl
Forster
General
23.77
Fund—
1 %
Natl
Glens Falls
17.64
Foundation
beneficial interest—
of
21.99
132
National
Assurance
&
Globe
interest—1
66%
—10
National Fire
9 V8
Franklin Life Insurance
Fund—
Life
beneficial
of
16.32
41%
62
3%
Standard
Firemen's
2.86
15.26
33%c
30
47%
10
46 Va
28%
4 4 Va
333/4
(Bait)—
8%
Shippers
Fidelity &
Stock
—
Massachusetts
Units
2.61
14.12
45%
Assurance. 12.50
2%
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Trust
int
Growth
Inc—.
Fund
16.19
19%
Investors
Investors
Mass
lc
33%c
shares
of beneficial
shares
41%
Life
1
3s/aS
3.88
18.16
3%
39%
42 %
Fire
1
1 %s
2.47
10.13
&
Federal
3.90
lc
33/a
1
Ins_5
Life Ins Co Inc—1
Indemnity & Life Ins„—5
1
Employers
2.54
3.56
42
Mass
65
259
Monument
Corp
Employers
4.02
2.31
7%
(Wash D C)_,
(Galveston)
Ins
Eagle Fire Ins Co
3.06
3.67
7 V4
5
4s
lc
_lc
10.84
Investors
Continental
lc
shares—:
Assurance.,
Continental
lc
Paper shares
10.94
1
shares
—
1
(Newark N J)—2%
Nat
Crum
138
36%
343/8..
13%
61
248
Merchants'
Fla)
Home
Connecticut
Funds—
15,500
Maryland Casualty
—
Massachusetts Bonding &
Comwealth
al5.35
Managed
Loyal Amer
19%
Boston Insurance
a27.74
9.32
Inc
Income
1
153/4
8%
Insur Co_1.50
69
20%
12%
10
14%
9
Ask
19
—10
Life.
I8V4
Beneficial
6.99
Inc—1
National
5
Bankers Natl Life
12.69
Fund
Casualty_5
&
preferred
Mercury
Bankers
21.41
6.41
9.97
B
Diversified
11.61
19.59
Stk
Insurance
_5
American Re-insurance
16%
1
Lexington Income Trust—
Life
16.71
Inc
Western
16
1
11.84
19.92
Consolidated
Inc
14,900
1
-1
Fund
Fund
132
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
'in
Lazard
——1
—
Bid
65 Va
New
7.55
12.80
& Stock
Fund Inc
%
6.89
Fund
Fidelity
American
6.63
1
1
Investment
Composite
6.04
.1
1
I
Commonwealth
Iw
1
Knickerbocker
Companies Inc
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
conv
Amer
16.16
Income
Commonwealth
Composite
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
14.94
Life
Life Insurance Co of Va
Amer
14.97
Special Investment shares—lc
Shares
Inc
Commonwealth
17.33
Corp—100
preferred
13.72
Com
104%
(Birm)—2
Lincoln
Amer Ins Co
15.37
Stks)_l
Priced
100'/a
5
Natl Life Ins
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn_3
23%
American
11.36
15.86
50c
Securities
10.86
10.51
1
Inc
Fund
9.91
1
Trust
(Low
Life &
34%
(Jacksonville
13.53
14.09
Liberty
111
22
American General
23.58
12.39
1
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Caiu
•
Boston—
S-4
Stock)
Com
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
Growth
Fund_:
of
(Growth
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
13.42
1
—1
Shares
Ins
21.62
(High-Grade Com Stk)— 1
Com Stocks)-.—1
(Income
128
105
American Heritage Life Ins—
17.74
Fund)
Insurance
Equitable Assur„
American
9.81
16.26
50c
Inc
Stock
Chemical
8.99
1
S-l
Fund—
Shares
Christiana
1
(Growth
S-3
1
Fund
(Income Fund)
Pit r
120
10
32
$1.25
K-l
S-2
...1
Life
Growth
if'
10.33
Bonds)—
Ask
10
Surety
American
16.80
9.46
(Discount
10.52
Ltd
Chase
(
15.40
1
(Low
B-4
19.74
Ltd
Century
IB
1
Priced Bonds)
B-3
4
Life
American
25.79
Grade
&
Agricultural Insurance Co__—10
23.87
12.89
International
13.11
24.71
9.63
Inc
Aetna
34.55
21.88
18.26
Fund
12.00
33.87
Casualty
Aetna Insurance Co
al3.75
Bonds) 21
11.79
.—1
1
Aetna
13.14
1
Mutual
Bid
Par
Fund-1
Inc_
(The)
(Medium
B-2
...1
1
Ltd
General
,_1
Ask
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds) ____1
il
Fuiid Inc—il
Investment
Fund
Boston- .1
Fund
Research
Fund
Johnston
1
Fund
Capital
♦
Istel
of
lc
Inc
K-2
lc
Ltd
Fund
I
Investors
13.03
Canadian
4;
'
Growth Fund
Canadian
>1
■'
9.92
28%
11.99
(1954)
•.iiH •
■4
9.08
27 Va
9.42
4.37
Canada
S"
4.34
4.00
Bullock
11.73
12.02
Trust
8.67
California
10.73
of
Co
Investment
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Street
America-:™ .1
Investment
4.63
1.74
Broad
5.70
8.41
5.80
5.91
Blue Ridge Mutual
Boston Fund Inc
5.22
7.77
1.58
Canada
;C'
Bid
)
Mutual
Funds—
In'tl Resources Fund
al5.48
Insurance Companies
Parii
2.48
5.32
x5.44
Axe-Templeton
v»IK
Ask
2.26
Physics & Science Fnd 1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Atomics
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp
>,
Bid
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Dated
Rate
Due
Bid
Ask
Rate
100.6
3.35s
10-
3-60
7-
3-61
100.10
100.8
,
3.20s
11-
1-60
8-
1-61
100.8
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
100.12
100.10
V.Y
3.30s
8-
1-60
5-
1-61
100.5
100.7
3.15s
12-
1-60
9-
5-61
100.8
100.10
,i, i-
3.10s
9-
1-60
6-
1-61
100.6
100.8
3s
1-
3-61
10-
2-61
100.5
100.7
2.95s wi
2-
i-ei
11-
1-61
100.1
100.3
i
i,
Recent
Security
Bonds—
Bid
& Conv.
Ask
.1979
125
101
96
Mueller
Brass
109%
272
277
.1990
103%
10334
.1985
Ferro
Corp
101%
117
.1977
-1982
Pacific
5%s
Petroleum
ww
5s_
99%
101%
1973
5%s
106%
103 %
.1969
; 101%
135
173
Potomac
Electric
5s
.1995
105%
105%
H5
118
1997
106
106 %
.1982
121
123
—
98%
Tennessee
102 %
77
78
Montgomery-Ward—
..—J"
——
U
/.<
100
100%
115 Va
.1981
4%s'
1985
102'/a
113
1981
100%
102%
100%
102%
101%
102 V*
16,
23,
196).
2,
18,
1961
99.950
May
25,
1961
1961
1
99.913
Jun.
1,
99.880
Jun.
8,
1'961
99.821
99.830
Jun.
15,
Ask
99.338
—
1961
99.366
99.292
,
1961
99.870
1961
9,
May
99.906
1961
Mar.
99.983
99.942
1961
Mar.
Yield Price
Bid
99.979
...
99.322
99.217
99.249
99.170
99.204
99.122
99.158
99.071
99.086
99.049
i
99.087
99.007
99.047
Underwood Corp 5%s
United Gas Corp 5s
5%s
S
Industries
4%s
&%s
Westcoast Trans
16,
1961
22,
1961
22,
1961—.:
99.731
99.743
Jun.
23,
1961
23,
1961—
99.725
99.738
Jun.
29,
1961
30,
1961
99.682
99.697
July
98.958
99.649
99.666
July
6,
13,
1961
1961—
1961
98.910
98.945
98.896
98.931
98.861
98.898
98.803
98.841
Mar.
99.776
99.787
Jun.
Apr.
6,
13,
1961.
99.597
99.615
July
15,
15,
99.573
99.592
July
July
20,
27,
1961.
—1971
195
1980
k—
—
—1980
Apr.
Apr.
20,
1961.
99.534
99.550
27,
1961—
99.489
99.507
Aug.
4,
1961
99.439
99.451
Oct.
99.389
99.415
Jan.
May
11,
1961.
3,
16,
15,
——
1961
1961
1961
98.992
98.754
;
1962—
98.779
98.201
98.236
97.437
97,475
k—
-—1970
—1988
....
1961
1961.—..
May
1971
5Vis
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
94
U
.1981
.198.1
Feb.
9,
Apr.
Valley Authority
101%
Sons-
Feb.
Ask
Mar.
140
.1980
5 Vis
77
.1967
.1991
&
75
103
.1984
(M)
105%
.1977
—
Steel
4.40s
Lowenstein
104%
Treasury Bills
Yield Price
Bid
Feb.
120
.1976
A
102
118
.1975
35/as~
101
.1977
I
81
99
.1990
Phoenix
.
78
.197b
110%
.1972
United States
Ask
.1975
98
.1977
Issues
Bid
103
.1982
Carrier Corp 4%s
121
.1975
VI
Debentures
Bonds—
<
93
,
91
•No
99%
New
Y
97
88
96
par
value,
York
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
a Net
asset
Stock'Exchange.
value,
b Bid
t New stock,
yield price, d Ex-rights, k Admitted to listing on tha
x Ex-dlvidend.
wi When-issued. * y Ex-stocfc dividend.
Volume
THE
Bank
193
Number 6027
COURSE
the
of
.
The Commercial and
.
OF
BANK
Financial
Chronicle
Week Ended Jan.
CLEARINGS
show
increase
an
with
compared
a
year
1961
Third Federal Reserve
Pre¬
ago.
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief
cities
us
country, indicate that for
the
week
ended
at
$30,259,639,592 against $27,113,260,227 for the
there is
week
the
follows:
y
in
week
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 21.7%.
a
1960.
At
this
Lancaster
Week Ending Feb. 4—
New
York
Chicago
__________
j._
__
—
1,102,000,000
1,097,000,000
775,250,138
479,830,543
435,438,355
390,300,000
401,100,000
—
2.7
815,472,000
763,858,596
+
6.8
City
Louis
_____
Francisco
____'
Pittsburgh
"
cities,
five
five
days
Total
all
one
Total
all
—
—
week
elaborate
For
that
Total
week in
this
at
center
showing
was
increase of
an
New
the
Boston
York
Reserve
Reserve
District
District
they
the
the
inasmuch
11,770,383
of
2.1%
and
in
II
St.
trict there is
increase of 4.2%
an
(7
York
group
•3rd Philadelphia—
-4th Cleveland
register
record
Reserve
the
totals
decline
a
a
0th Richmond
show
2.6%
of
of. .0.3%
we
and
but
:
922,428,554
4,870,352
in
1,181,033,438
1,428,827,329
1,486,246,134
:
the
III
/•7th Chicago
_17
'.M:.
1,668,174,744
1,703,506,743
777,142,498
779,699,368
ipth
11th Dallas
12th San
V
•
.
"
686,207,278
"V
768,262,840
e
_
_
__.
Total
■
••
••
645,021,827
1,438,677,971
*
26,263,438,001
week
ended
our
733,716,038
682,658,251
V
33,581,706
32,157,872
+
4.4
33,270,298
136,891,654
+
7.4
146,268,338
120,029,705
410,000,000
+
3.0
382,000,000
382,600,000
6,840,327
•
5,373,635
•
280,093,075
(10
cities)
1,431,636,512
,
|
2,799,822
2,749,120
19,274,452
.17,348,038
10,665,833
11,959,777
13,301,246
13,342,618
85,503,000
92,603,000
9,510,487
11,138,877
4,066,459
4,685,635
—17.2
3,401,390
174,459,528
165,499.042
5.4
148,235,188
7,467,035
7,941,003
6.0
7,837,934
51,887,199
53,940,993
3.8
54,641,176
20,080,292
17,113,678
+
17.3
19,072,211
1,806,326
1,660,674
+
8.8
3,136,788
2,183,385
Chicago
1,226,368,665
1,262,563,941
—
2.9
1,193,389,059
1,125,133,427
Decatur
7,477,755
7,942,806
5.9
7,772,654
8,342,488
12,755,659
14,035,032
9.1
13,576,341
12,809,833
12,304,739
13,204,203
6.8
10,211,984
10,193,593
_.:
;
T
Terre Haute
Wisconsin—Milwaukee 1-
/
—
;_i_—
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
.
t
Sioux
City
Illinois—Bloomington
V
Peoria
.
2.1
1,594,865,595
0.3
720,657,428
_
Massachusetts—Boston
.
•
,
3.0
*
Louis
738,284,935
3,892,367
,591,465,593
1,336,210,985
1,576,305
1,678,567
3,773,934
3,648,109
-
78,953,000
8,746,840
+
—
—
'
—
—
—
8,043,723
3,172,587
129,574,5716,498,390
,
44,085,133
15,001,640
5,778,306
+ 46.2
6,386,144
5,170,943
2.1
1,594,865,595
1,491,097,810
390,500,000
357,000,000
0.3
398,800,000
217,174,748
4.9
187,859,216
172,955,452
169,341,605
160,761,276
+
5.3
139,866,023
120,844,927
3,671,315
2,963/344
+
23.9
2,432,189
2,450,510
777,142,498
__
779,699,368
0.3
720,657,428
653,250,890
—
—
24,701,910,649
21,689,014,526
1.6
11,424,109,003
District—Minneapolis6,996,349
7,340,960
4.7
7,470,150
7,987,114
470,083,509
460,613,183
2.1
424,167,827
378,175,561
171,992,986
____..
Paul
1,188, 267,561
163,369,201
5.3
156,031,111
144,168,520
10,815,226
9,136,681
10,515,726,152
.
_
North
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen———
Montana—Billings
r
*
3,700,232
'
6,087,649
(7 cities)
5,828,585
14,969,318
686,207,278
_
Nebraska—Fremont
666,493,772
1,071,457
9.5
"•
"V
•
•
'
St.
C 3,175,373
Joseph
______
-
J
.____
15,028,749
12,898,423
3.0
624,193,629
562,009,750
+
+
7.8
714,158
703,984
10,201,133
9,646,125
4.8
169,231,214
149,045,727
+
10,555,182
+ 24.4
30,637,898
+ 18.9
480,500.974
+
6,501,795
7,460,006
36,526,037
30,285,341
'3,305,493
399,816,208
.".16,579,044
13,065,272
4
4.2
15,801,331+ —19.5;
'.12,*716,118
Li'
976,6G6
935,603
3.9
—27.1
—
3.6
6,504,848
4,9131,983
4.2
721.457.53S
614,993,101
6,990,772
2.8
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Total
(9
3,403,388
1,410,024
6,065,765-
5,846,942
——
cities)
664,629,334
699,705,512
2.6
6.1
—
''
'' -V
4,133,414
City
5,184,623
+ 15.6
36,413,382
——
Missouri—Kansas
'
5,897,560
•
.
°
181,127,206
13,134,915
Wichita
$
■
5,970,447
500,731,451
Kansas—Topeka
1958
$
825,800
10,452,844
189,850,807
1959
4,458,828
4,710,119
„
4.4
+
City—
1,155,393
-
3.4
3,829,599
'17,303,224
Total
4.7
10,542,926
-10,043,329
South
each city for the
cr
+ 17.0
3,794.071
Lowell
10,539,608
79,889,000
397,600,000
cities)
(4
Minneapolis
St.
525, 802,335
3.5,
+'
759,927,431
Fall; River
10,884,726
7.7
—
206,529,578
-
Ninth Federal Reserve
562, 009,750
■':•:
6,680,651
0.3
—14.6
—
1,703,506,743
Minnesota—Duluth
614, 993,101
0.4
+
624,193,629
.3-1
+
Total
1,201', 018,447
721,457,536
v
•
7,813,070
18,819,155
10,010,061
.
1,668,174,744
cities)
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
653 250,898
4.2
Inc
3,653,174
2,566,271
9,135,608
1.8
11.1
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1,491 097,819
:
'
3,999,974.
:
2,317,804
16,230,748
+
+
—10.8
8,446,247
(17
Missouri—St.
'
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
1,201,018,417
682 658,251
733,716,038
1,294-,844,634
Dec .'/c
$
1,294,844,634
206,155,91^
Arbor
Indianapolis
799 760,239
847,964,105
3.1
—
1960
221,720,594
0.4
—
1,020,792
0.7
+
12,885,833
601,045
13,781,278
1.5
Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Grand
793,762
$
7.0
—
1,437,766,791
7,620,070
1961
217,789,691
254,087,904
186,217,541
—
Seventh Federal Reserve District—ChicagoMichigan—Ann
Week Ended Jan. 28
Clearings at—
4,696,982
266,607,669
697,231
282,118,027
Orleans
5,059,173
1.9
10.2
14,884,155
686,633
5,907,480
7,226,801
10.6
—
239,449,242
13,848,595
1.4
+
6,009,433
,
310,836,955
214,920,896
,/
Total
1,328 111,540
—
«
6,747,174
•.
304,785,731
27,836.011
1,007, 487,330
V
737,038,457
8,392,441
147,080,962
422,400,000
;
•
Louisiana—New
$
1,392,525,585
+
666,493,772
V'
—
rianta—
_
Mobile
1958
$•
detailed statement showing the figures for
Portland
8,770,043
3.1
January 28 for four years:
Maine—Bangor
2.6
+
cities)
Tenth Federal Reserve District-Kansas
add
—,
744,353,602
Total
1,136,387,279
—
12,205,812,122
__________107 cities
now
186,917,405
767,567,334
(6
...Springfield
,0.4
25,379,407,114
•
Outside, <Newu York
We
21,315,313
216,522,024
121,569,095
but in
3.9
—
1,444,703,218
.
_io
.
4,707,464
17,484,000
2.8
339,756,523
Mississippi—Vicksburg
11,634 557,285
y+
625,697,758
12,010,681.434
City_,
Francisco
•
9
-7
Minneapolis
10th Kansas +
4,637,078
4.6
+
—
130,972,389
Minneapolis
13,707,622,242
—
744,353,602
"
19,801,577
237,161,693
355,330,504
Phila¬
the
;7.8
+
1,437,766,791'
4
9.6
5,385,729
18,894,000
243,865,910
_
Florid^—Jacksonville
but in
—11.6
1,044,539,566
"
••
767,567,334
-
1,328, 111, 548
Macon
note that in
1959
2.6
—
13,650,439,279.
1,431,636,512
i__,
1,392,525,585
*
Dec,, '/o
M
Louis
3.9
—
1.6
Districts:
Inc. or
$
"
?lth"St
1,486,246,134
10,089,339
+ 19.7
CLEARINGS
6
•
455,289,931
8,539,947|
of 0.4%.
decrease
a
_10
i
155,787,049
120,265,382
In the Kansas City Reserve Dis¬
4th Atlanta
—
—12.4
Virginia—Huntington
Augusta
^
The Chicago Reserve District suffers
District
14,709,138,869
7
_
473,764,194
353,199,274
present further below,
improvement of 7.8%
an
1960
898,241,233
0
._10
____
10,923,262
414,918,900
_
Georgia—Atlanta
cities according to the
the
$
_:
12,755,887
—
—
8,315,190
Ac¬
press.
and in the Dallas Reserve District of 3.1%
District
.12 cltlea
.
—10.5
■
we
1961
•3nd New
52,917,908
11,798,998
14,328,981
143,930,955
loss of 1.6%, the bank clearings
a
gain of -3.0%.
a
Week Ended Jan. 28—
■_
55,344,500
13,930,789
Tennessee—Knoxville
in
the week ends
as
located and from this
SUMMARY OF BANK
;
0.9
2.4
63,398,700
+ 11.6
going to
In the following we furnish a summary by Federal Reserve
1st Boston
518,495,298
12,821,650
cities)
Roekford
Reserve
270,537,985
568,851,840
1.0
—
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are
Louis
Reserve District has to- its credit
the San Francisco
9,857,325
276,094,283
13,598,271
_
+
—
347,690,927
3.5%, the aggregate clearings for
was
larger by 3.1%.
are
the
11,893,028
5.7
2.0
614,345,386
District of Columbia—
Washington
smaller by 3.9% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 0.4% but in the Richmond
loss
—13.2
13,554,686
292,923,398
601,996,961
_
Richmond
_I
I
South Carolina—Charleston.II
has to be estimated.
cases
We
are
totals
totals
delphia Reserve District of 11.6%.
a
1,007,487,330
1,428,827,329
~I
South Bend
Reserve District the totals
1,136,387,279
$26,263,438,001 against $25,379,407,114 in the
increase of 8.2%.
Federal Reserve Districts in which
the
—11.6
309,762,964
I
Nashville
statement, however, which
there
an
18,433,389
1,151,033,438
Virginia—Norfolk
by the foregoing will appear
them today,
Outside of this city there
1960.
14,065,613
+
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond—
+ 12.1
$27,113,260,227
hot available at time of
are
the whole country haying amounted to
same
22,264,094
—14.6
63,958,200
I
Alabama—Birmingham
detailed
week
14,848,521
0.2
14,821,257
"""""
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
able to give final and complete results of the
previous week—the week ended
Jan. 28.
6,238,982
24,451,633
.
1.0
—
1,009,319,889
covered
cannot furnish
Saturday and the Saturday figures
the
6,096,072
1,044,539,566
Youngstown
+ 15.2
5,046,599,445
$30,259,639,592
!
<___
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In
8.8
—
Maryland—Baltimore
Complete and exact details for the
we are
5,970,828
3,503,045
6,990,573
_
2.5
$29,260,188,646 $26,103,940,338
week
We
3,722,413
6,315,753
3,533,131
24,470,532
Sixth Federal Reserve District—,
issue of next week.
6.8
—
3,643,426
7.7
417,601,218
6,971,763
(a)
12,661,047
Cincinnati
Total
our
3,850,780
II
Cleveland
9.5
—
999,450,946
for
945,000,000
+ 27.2
_
Columbus
512,853,040
4,997,454,730
day
cities
4,157,492
1,070,000,000
4,150,654
Mansfield
658,987,857
$24,262,733,916 $21,057,340,893
cities, five days
cities,
I
(10 cities).
+10.2
464,281,038
days
cities,
4,778,356
—11.6
5,279,047
Jersey—Trenton
West
Ten
—18.0
6,495,893
6.1
+
407,142,322
Other
All
0.7
608,305,730
Cleveland
Baltimore
4,679,403
1,110,000,000
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
.'+■ 0.5
822,482,277
2,055,230
2,055,976
3,838,473
Ohio—Canton
1,321,648,115
1,501,449
1,878,964
i
)
-___
Kansas
San
%
+21.7
1,311,869,585
__________
Philadelphia
Boston
St.
1960
$17,861,050,421 $14,673,603,574
—
1,545,665
2,058,851
6,377,127
Total
1961
._
6.6
+
—32.2
981,000.000
„
Delaware—Wilmington
New
1,375,536
—20.1
York
A
.
1958
1,697,546
I
Wilkes-Barre
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
1959
.2,251,647
Scranton
Our comparative summary for
or
1,151,284
Philadelphia
Heading
;
center
Inc.
Dec. '/o
*1,800,000
Chester
Our preliminary totals stand
year.
1,466,163
_
Bethlehem
cities of the United States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
11.6% above those of the corresponding week last
$
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Saturday, Feb. 4, clearings for all
1960
$
Clearings this week will
liminary figures compiled by
.
737,038,457
768,262,840
-—
—
+
■
New
Bedford
-
_
-
•
Springfield
Worcester
15,924,981 "
New
Rhode
New
Total
(12
3,012,511
898,241,233
cities)
922,428,554
Dallas
12,093,772
10,316,654
Fort
9.3
42,681,483
40,396,19 i
25,317,121
21,147,964
5.0
32.977,800
29,827,000
+
36,459,000
3,240.925
Hampshire—Manchester
13,324,2'T0
—24.0
26,882,615
34,647,900
Island—Providence
14,291,642
4.9
46,863,278
20,425,099
Haven
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
1,382,499
3,112,448
1.5
7.6
2,939,941
2,453,909
—
2.6
847,964,105
799,760,239
..
14,133.389
51,225,840
Connecticut—Hartford
2,962,913
1
3.4
+
15,695,758
13,435,903
_
+
—
+'
►
+
—
.
3,153,355
i
Worth
;
(6
46,040,894
—
+
—
8.5
13,599,225
10,039,760
4.5
511,867,941
453,521,715
6.4
41,855,111
36,558,624
6,757,000
5,133,000
—16.6
7,230,552
—24.2
7,138,965
6,716,582
12,748,867
+ 13.7
11,871,351
12,208,651
645,021,827
625,697,758
3.1
591,465,593
525,802,335
6.8
213,390,946
179,964,392
5,142,000
-
cities)
6,166,000
5,477,669
14,497,946
—
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
12,228,732
541,282,713
43,085,363
_
-
I.
Galveston
Wichita
—.
+
_.
11,183,003
565,635,846
Texas—Austin
—.
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Seattle
Second Federal Reserve Districts-New YorkNew
Buffalo
141,062,175
129,714,781,
—14.7
2,750,578
13,173,594,992
49,837,877
47,441,756
29,638,311
•31,655,136
-
—
Syracuse
Jersey—Newark
New
'Jersey-—
fTotat" <0
■
.
<
.——_
(a)...',:
+ 17.6
3,102,712
2,912,334
•+
8.2
13,277,SOI,646
+
5.1
—
6.4
—16.3
86,325,924
"96,292,452
—10.4
14,709,138,869
13,650,439,279
Y '7.8
65,946,947..
•
"
v90,181,869
115,157,480
26,562,311
15,573,542
—-
i
29,413,189
18,646,833
805,383,917
38,056,590
Barbara
-—-
:
Total
(10
cities)
35,360,464
9,218,929
15,247,734
'Foritn
780,259,513
12,242,999
Francisco
15,328,679
—
+
—
—
—
16.3
4,689,705
4,389,275
6.2
202,006,604
177,187,361
2.8
99,500,003
90,672,467
9.7
24,692,605
26,829,558
—16.5
20,412,647
16,848,177
+
3.2
710,418,127
651,747,717
+
7.6
35,463,520
25,098,850
+
32.8
9,671,255
7,309,330
0.5
13,828,620
10,357,387
—
1,336,210,985
—
0.4
26,263,438,001
25,379,407,114
+
3.5
24,701,910,649
12,010,681,434
12,205,812,122
—
1.6
11.424,109.003
1,438,677,971.
.
1,444,703,218
,
t
1,188,267,561
32,536,648
72,460,061
:
4,740,927
221,773,811
111,933,345
——
Pasadena
San
'
.
26,949,784
(a)
13,707,622,242
City
39,445,277*
29,954,064
•'
(a)
78,811,902
\
43,211,250
Lake
/California—Long Beach
11,173,288,374
•
5,511,465
207,984,599
—-
Utah—Salt
2,868,434
-/ 14,252,756,567
York
Northern
—10.1
3,194,802
3,757,396
Connecticut—Stamford
-•
157,550,844
4,420,062
Rochester
New
73,407;571
47,097,887
2,726,054
Jamestown
.
+ 30.6
141,561,600
Elmira
New
58,139,999
75,925,527
York—Albany
214,803,393
200,181,469
—
Yakima
Oregon—Portland
.
-
-
Grand
69,192,751
86,241,331
11,634,557,285
;
total
Otttslde'New
•
•
(107
York
(a) Clearings
cities)
City
operations
-
—
discontinued.
* Estimated.
21,689,014,526
10.515,726,152
'1
•
'
_
46
(642)
v
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Monday, February 6, 1961
.
.
.
REDEMPTION
PARTIAL
*
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
'
•'
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522
\
■
,
Associates
V".':;
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
due
of
the Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week
just passed.
FEDERAL
RESERVE
BANK
TO
TREASURY
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
debs,
1st
35/a%
4%
3%%
JANUARY
27.
1961
TO
FEBRUARY
2,
1961,
Fischer
INCLUSIVE
&
5'/i%
•1st
and Monetary Unit
Noon
Buying
Rate
for
Cable
Transfers
in
New
York
(Value
in
United
States
Argentina, peso—
-
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Jan.30
Jan. 31
Feb. 1
'
$
A..:
Australia,
pound
franc
dollar
Ceylon,
.0200675
2.234243
>
Ireland,
.0383750
.0200562
.0200637
.0200625
1.011250
1.009505
1.009088
.210325
.00311253
Mexico,
.204000
.204000
.204031
due
.239493
.239541
209675
.209675
2.804400
Aug.
Ltd.—
15,
Properties
series F bonds
due
Investment
senior notes
South
2.803975
5%
2.804360
Machine
495
Feb
15
2611
Feb.
ISSUE
.
1977
15,
'494
—Mar
1
and
—Mar
1
Co.—
Brush
due
5%
conv.
Feb.
.00160875
.00278566
(A.
.328133
.328033
.328000
.328133
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
.0800560
.0800560
.264375
.264556
.254690
2.776099
2.776212
Beryllium
M.)
2.776594
Marwell
.139993
.139975
6%
.0349062
.0349250
.0349187
.0349250
.0166436
.0166436
.0166436
.193637
.193618
.193550
.232137
.232037
.231950
231887
2.793922
2.793384
2.793499
2.793882
2.804400
2.803860
2.803975
1st
f.
s.
series
series
Transit
4%
bonds
A
bonds
B
bonds
1977—
1,
debs,
subord.
cumulative
Feb
due
Page
198
23
376
1974—Mar 17
preferred stock
Feb
2607
20
RR.—
1,
Mar.
1
1969—_—Mar
2
1995
April
1,
Ltd.—
dated
dated
Dec.
Sept.
1,
1954
and
195 7
1
Feb
28
106
10
202
1
423
Co.—
due
Oct.
.231950
2.795795
1st
Memphis
.193575
2.806280
7%
Equipment
6Va%
.0166436
.193575
Co.
Byers Co.
1st. mtg. income bonds, due Jan.
Dynacolor Corp. 1% s. f. debs, ciue
.0300560
.264462
2.776633
.139968
CALLED
Date
debs,
.00160787
.0166436
sterling
15
I'':-;'.
1, 1975———
.00278600
.140050
pound
Feb
.
1985
15,
Foundry
&
subord.
conv.
.0349250
pound
15
■
Corp—
.00160710
.264793
Africa,
Kingdom,
'200
1961———Feb
Company and Issue—
American
2.778495
Switzerland, franc
1
10
mtge.
.00278566
.139908
_Mar.
Co.—
due March
Transmission
.00160850
.0800560
Feb.
due
.00278533
.0800560
1
—Feb
1989
■
due
1949
of
.328266
peso
1977
1,
due
.00160875
Netherlands, guilder
New
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
March
ENTIRE
.239616
.209650
..
Mar
series
.00278566
dollar
492
y1
1972
pipe line bonds 5%% series due 1977
1st mtge. pipe line bonds 5%% series I due 197P
.204043
.239593
2.806280
malayan
of
debs,
.00311253
.209662
2.803860
1,
24
Co.—
Eastern
1st
i
Inc.—
.210275
•
.239706
yen
Malaysia,
United
.210325
.00311253
.209737
lira
Japan,
.210312
.00311253
.204037
Texas
1.003125
.210362
pound
5V2%
,0383625
.00311253
Corp.—
Leased
Southwestern
2.234549
.0383625
—
markka
rupee
Union
.0120596
.0120559
2.234151 r
York,
491
Co.—
subord.
bonds
6%%
1
Feb
May Stores Realty Corp.—
General mortgage 5%
bonds
.0200625
,
1.010807
(Metropolitan) new franc—
Germany, deutsche mark
1st
Feb. 2
:
,0383625
—
rupee
Finland,
Italy,
,0120559
2.234581
-
.0383750 :
—
France
India,
.0120559
2.236079
schilling
Belgium,
Canada,
$
.0120541
Austria,
Thursday
'
$
Free
5%
Loblaw
Friday
New
bonds, 53A%
Products, Inc.—
1st
Jan. 27
of
March
Porter
1
t-—Mar
1934.,.
1,
1973.
Electric
Power
——Mar
r-~
March
due
mortgage
Inland
Money)
Co.
due
due
conv.
Georgia
Country
Edison
debs,
1962——
Co.—
bonds
D
debs,
conv.
Cornell-Dubilier
1930
•
1,
Service
series
Consolidated
Co.—
Sept.
Public
Community
certifies
FOREIGN
Investment
3%%
■
1,
1961-1964
Feb
2.804360
Southwest
Bank
•Announced
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
ing
carrying U.
or
decreased
S. Government
$235 million.
Loans
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $322 million, and
Increase ( +) or
this
preferred
stock
Mar
issue.
DIVIDENDS
financial in¬
to nonbank
stitutions decreased $233 million.
(In thousands of dollars)
in
cumul.
securities
other
and
$4
Continued from page
12
>
Decrease (- -)
Feb. 1,
ASSETS—
Gold
Jan. 25,
1961
certificate
Redemption
account
fund
for
R.
Time
1960
—
8
1,058
—
2
notes
Per
Treasury certificates increased $57 million.
Feb. 3,
1961
16,082
F.
Since
deposits
other
interbank
than
million, of which $45 million
—2,099
$133
deposits of
in
was
Name of Company
increased
indi¬
Public
Total
gold
certificate
and
17,140
(689)
S.
Government
Bought
19
+
120
outright
46
1
—
6
+
Federal Reserve
2.J&24
_
170
—
9,045
—
Banks
decreased
—
2
—1,462
+
bought outright
repurchase agree't
i
26,570
1,456
+
2,535
.
U.
51
Bank
Gov't
loans
items
in
and
—
177
+
premises
Other
Total
securities
26,695
125
+
Jan. 25,
91
52
—
26,929
of collection
(962)
+
48
61
loans
and
Loans
637
•+
.4
adjustedt
investments
-1-71
Commercial
|I
8
146
Agricultural
—
Loans
to
(1,651)
____
49,125
33
—
.
U.
—1,333
S,
Other
Reserve
notes—
(689)
26,994
33
•—
U.
117
+
Deposits:
bank
reserves
U.
S.
Treas.—general
Foreign
i__
16,373
5
account—
456 "
—
57"
225
.
Other
—
36
380
16
38
+
Loans
Total
Deferred
deposits
liabs.
Other
;
availability
and
cash
accrued
17,434
items—
(962)
dividends
;
32
Other
in
capital
Ratio
&
and
F.
R.
(1,651)
Figures
in
42
Other
31
Reserves
note
After
49,125
33
—
—1,333
38.0%
+.1%
with
813
—
10
§ +
361
813
+ 3,952
+
322
+
2,156
+
57
+
4
+
41
is
70
+
U.
S.
+ 2,865
—2,522
banks
64
+
12,251
Interbank
the
eliminations
made
in
the
consoli-
3,'.73
+
561
+
569
61,955
+
428
2,074
+
.32
_
Other
,180
1,323
+
3
1,600
+
2
33,544
+
133
,
+1,990
54
—
$4
&
Philadelphia, Pa.
tion
of
Reserve
Banks
:___
20
15
460
STOCKS
of
loans
valuation
•January
373
+
3,401
1,143
—
Mfg.
Co.,
Textile
Rochester
4%
18
to
domestic
individual
reserves;
figures
commercial
revised.
banks
loan
SJanuary
items
27,
1960
after
and
are
shown
figures
deduc¬
gross.
revised.
at $8
per
sh.
condition
shows
ended
of
the
the
statement
Federal
following
Jan.
25:
A
U.
S.
posits
Government
domestic
weekly
decrease
of
reporting
member
System in leading
principal
adjusted, and increases
with
of
Reserve
changes
of
$361
$789
the
million
million
securities, $561
for
in
million
banks, and $428 million
in
cities
week
in .loans
holdings of
in
Below
found
including
those
called
ing tenders, and the
the
current
in which
volume
demand
industrial
loans
decreased
net
the details
Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchas¬
under
were
sinking
or
for
Rohm
fund
&
Rolland
Haas
Corp.
Reid,
of
Oak
6%
Nitrogen
subord.
Textron,
s.
f.
Co.,
Date
^
debs,
due
May
Inc.—
15-year 5%
subord.
1,
1971—.
Feb
27
♦
San
....
s.
f.
debs,
due
Feb.
1,
1970
Feb
15
•
3
3-
1
2-10
3
3-
1
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
3-1
.
2-10
2-10
*
2-10
A
Co.,
Inc.
Paper,
Salant,
1
6
2-
8
2-22
2-
8
6c
2-15
2-
1
$55c
(quar.)
3-
1
1-31
20c
.;
A
2-22
12v2c
_L
4-
1
3-15
tl5c
2-15
7y2c
3?
1
2-15
pfd.
(quar.)__
$1.12Vz
4-
3
3-10
2-10
2-27
1-23
40c
(quar.)_
1
2-15
10c
3-24
$1.25
(quar.)T
Ltd.
2-
30c
;
4-
1
3-
3
2-15
35c
3-
1
2-3
2%
!______
Corp. voting
trust certificates
2-15
1-
(quar.)
2-3
4-1
3-3
$6c
(quar.)
4-1
$1.10
3-15
2-22
t^ust
certificates
J3c
3-15
27V2C
2-15
2-
1
27V2C.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Antonio
2-15
1
3-
(quar.)
class A
1
3-
2-15
(reduced)-;
preferred
3-
15c
(quar.)
:
dividend
2-3
3-15
(quar.)
4%%
common
2-3
3-1
t$l.06%
(quar.)_
(initial)
2-17
3-1
2%
(Conn.)
class
3-10
150c
■
(increased-quar.)
Ltd.,
2-10
1:25c
•__
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Inc.
2-13
2-20
—
dividend)
Inc.
3-1
$1
(quar.)
10c
50c
(Boston)
;
Voting
3-
75c
Bank
common
Dairy,
1st
B
1
3-15
$1.23%
Extra
Class
2-10
3-
$1.37V2
,i_.
Joseph Light & Power, common
5% preferred A
(quar.)_
&
1
3-
2-
$1.02 y2
Sc.
Salant
Inc.—
2-15
2-3
3-10
$1.18%
;
class
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,
Page
4-26
6
2-24
$1
preferred
Cola
Ryder System,
4.40%
/"
TENDER
5-12
3-
3-10,
$1.02y2
1_
common
Canada
(Jacob)
Regis
4-26
*
(quar.)
(stock
Crown
St.
1-30
5-12
$1
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Products,
Stock
given in the Chronicle.
OF
2-20
20c
(quar.)
convertible
Togs
3
3-10
>1-31
•
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
___
Marie
Russ
2-
1
65c
(quar.)
1
22y2c
Corp.
A
preferred
Ronson
4-
3%
(quar.)
Co.,
Paper,
4V4%
2-15
27I/2C
(quar.)__
L
6
2-13
|
provisions.
last date for mak¬
1-27
2%
dividend)
preferred
National
preferred
Royal
bonds, notes,
redemption,
1-27
Electric—
Rockwell-Standard
Ruppert
corporate
called
3-
2-
50c
V ' /
NOTICE
de¬
of
of
stock
12-21
3-15
2-15
100%
(quar.)
common
&
Rockland-Atlas
Rubbermaid,
page number gives the location in
(except where otherwise indicated)
Company and Issue—
and
list
a
common
The date indicates the redemption
Southern
$300 million.
be
and
balances
adjusted.
Commercial
will
preferred
12-28
5c
(quar.)
Transit
Royal
Fund Notices
1-31
25c
___
,(stock
A
preferred
Rochester
5%
Redemption Calls and Sinking
The
41/2%
preferred F
Rowland
Condition Statement of Member Banks
2-16
2-15
15c
—_
„
preferred H (quar.)
preferred I (quar.)
4.10%
preferred J (quar.)
4.95% preferred K (quar.):
Rose
5 lots
1-27
9
30c
L
(quar.)
Corp.,
Gas
Royal.Bank
banks
Co.
2-23
3-
15c
—
Tobacco
221
—1,216
$ per share
($5 par)
(quar.)_
Corp.
___^
(stock dividend)
Chemical
2-23
.
1
15c
1,
Extra
Sulzberger, Jenks, Kirkland
cap.
J.)
&
preferred
4%
others
t Exclusive
Castings Co.
(R.
3-
2-15
60c
(quar.)
,-u,
Quarterly
+
3-17
40c
(increased)
(quar.)_
Electronics
Riegel
14
—
3
7
50c
______
(N. J.)
(quar.)
common
Diug
5.50%
12,211
_____
From
Auction Sales
Atlantic Steel
Rexall
167
—
Borrowings:
Federal
,
Industrial
Reynolds
1
22-
20c
Inc. (stock dividend subject to the
approval of stockholders April 19)
Increased
quarterly
(also
subject to the
approval of the proposed stock dividend)
6,519
___:
From
3-
2-21
Revlon,
799
+
+
Corp.,
Reserve Oil & Gas
Rheem
+
—
__
2-20
3-17
3%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Rico
91
64
—
deposits:
Interbank
951
$1
deposits:
banks
3-13
68%c
_____
__^
3%%
banks
3-6
20c
dividend).
>,quar.)
Stores
Republic
577
—2,234
i
deposits
1-13
4-1
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemicals
Republic
484
+
Time
Shares
Reliable
+
22
140,489
demand
2-24
35c
.
quar.)
4.10%
demand
Domestic
common
preferred
Owl Stores
Red
—
136
—
—
4,088
Government
Foreign
Co. in
(stock
liabilities—
process.
Transacted by Hallowell,
Co.,
5V2%
1-20
1-19
6
2-17
Raytheon
933
+
14
1,358
adjusted
2-17
2-
15c
quar.)
(initial
Rayonier Corp. (quar.)___
Reading Company, 1st preferred
520
45
1
assets/liabilities
deposits
N. C.)—
87V2C
(increased
common
Inc.
144
—
3
18,031
assets—net
Demand
195
are
847
+
67
3,964
—3.1%
cor¬
Co.
new
3-
140c
Corp. (Mass.) common
Refractory & Insulation Corp.
2,641
domestic
2-2
(quar.).
Reichhold
—
1,572
—
Banks
2-3
(quar.)
137
—
10,158
R.
1-25
1
3-1
(quar.)_
172
—
30,631
indebtedness-
coin
2-15
10%
(Pa.)
International
and U. S. bonds maturing:
F.
Co.
Purina
(Charlotte,
§—
7
—
.12,482
:
.
39c
.____
§—
—
15,269
year
years
Insurance
preferred
Inc.,
1
12'/2C
10
—
500
_
years
£nd
Balances
acceptances
parentheses
banks
securities
with
Ranco,
1
3-
(quar.)
223
1,019
694
securities—total
Total
liabili¬
foreign
five
4
—
4.423
one
five
31
—
5
+
3,611
*■
__
Other
_
on
28
—
etc
_•
notes
to
Currency
respondents
dating
Treasury
Ralston
1
3-
3-15
40c
Power
1st
2-
3-15
Inc
dividend
$3.50
2-15
(quar.)
Reece
—
of
25c
$1.25
$1.31 lA
(quar.)
Quebec
277
—
3
.
1,163
bills
+
+15
finance
commercial
certificates
324
+
55
institutions:
loans
Government
+
reserves
combined
Contingent liability
purchased
for
2
+
69
accounts.
certificate
domestic
Within
—817
capital
personal
Treasury
—1,372
!_
financial
loans
One
accounts
gold
deposit
to
ties
47,821
418
—
liabs.
of
(1,651)
:
——
Total
8
+
S.
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Surplus
1
50
U.
185
+
180
—
123
—
to
Other
securities—.
_
Treasury
liabilities—
CAPITAL
Capital
—
—
123
+
579
1,385
____
foreign banks
estate
Real
—1,620
99
+
"
l
Total
115
—
3,361
§ + 1,305
2
carrying:
or
„
Loans to
300
—
Mexico—
New
Two-for-one split
—
__
nonbank
finance,
Other
1,082
of
1,705
pur¬
securities
purchasing
securities
Sales
"
6
+
22
—
"
—
for
Government
to
for
1-27
1-27
City Insurance
6,141
+
1-27
2-15
2-15
Raymond
securities
S.
Loans
—1,648
;
dealers
+
789
-4
31,150
—
and
5,328
364
—
carrying:
or
loans
Other
Member
industrial loans
Co.
2-15
84c
$1.12'/2
Quaker
+
—
67,628
26c
__
(quar.)
Life
Stock
1-27
Hampshire—
;
Supermarkets,
Oil
Pyramid
1960
—1,211
108 417
-
———
loans
Government
Other
'
-
,
Federal
and
____
Pure
1-27
2-15
(ouar.)
Co.
preferred A
Pueblo
Jan. 27
1961*
105,917
adjustedt
—
brokers
chasing
assets—.
investments——
and
+
108
210
—
liabilities—
.
Service
5%
New
1-27
2-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Puget Sound Power & Light
(In millions of dollars)
Total
+
-
Jan. 18,
1961
+ 1,246
67
—
—
4,220
*
assets
Public
of
Co.
2-15
84c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.50%
26c
$1.12V2
(quar.)
5V4%
Increase ( + ) or
1,155
+
125
securities
process
3.35%
Loans to
Decrease (—) Since
Loans
Total
Cash
S.
Service
Common
domestic commercial banks decreased $847 million.
ASSETS—
Total
:
$15 million and bor¬
rowings from others decreased $1,143 million.
1,110
+
5
12,466
—
Bonds
Total
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Common
outright—
under
States and political subdivisions.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
615
securities:
Bills
Notes
in deposits of
was
8
+
—
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Hampshire—
Common
Public
—2,011
+
188
Certificates
Held
10
—
518
advances
Acceptances—bought
U.
reserves—
—
Discounts
When
Share
New
of
4.50%
viduals, partnerships, and corporations and $81 million
Cash
Co.
3.35%
88
+
Service
2-15
2-
1
15c
2-15
2-
1
15c
5-15
5-
1
2-22
Volume
193
Number
6027
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Par
When
H9lders
Share
Payable
of Rec.
1
) '
Nam§ of Company<**
Schenley Industries Inc.,
pref.
50c
25c
stock
5%
3-16
2-15
35c
2-20
2-
(s-a)
Schering Corp.,
Inc.,
preferred
(s-a
div.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Scott & Fetzer Co.
Scotten,
;
Co.,
A
(quar.)
Electric Co.,
Tampa
Power
Corp.
Seeman Bros.
,
Stock
Inc.,
See's
Class
2-
1
Wagner Electric Corp.
(quar.)
$1.08
2-15
2-
1
Warner
B
(quar.)
3-10
$1.04
2-15
2-
1
2-10
Warner
5.10%
preferred
C
(quar.)
___
5-
$1.27%
2-15
2-
1
1
(quar.)_
5c
3-
1
2-15
1
4-14
$2
6-28
6-15
3-14
3-
3
3-15
3-
Preferred
1
1-27
Taylor Fibre Co.,
Television
Electronics
4-10
3-23
Common
5-
3-23
4.10 %
3-15
Sheaffer
Tennessee
Gas
Class
Corp.
Valley
Water,
Co.,
preferred
4.65%
preferred
2nd
preferred
(quar.)_.
25C
Co.
(H.)
Oil
Co.
4-26
5%
3-10
5.12%
preferred
3-10
5.25%
preferred
3-31
Texaco
Texas
3-31
1-13
15c
pfd.
(quar.)
6
2-27
2-
6
3-13
2-13
3-
1
2-15
$1.25
2-15
1-31
Thatcher
$1.25
(quar.)_
75c
$1
3-
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)__
3-
1
2-10
3-10
2-20
t$1.25
3-
—J.
1
2-21
$17 %c
3-15
2-15
50c
3-10
2-10
...—
Thrifty
Title Guarantee
Ltd.—
Stock
$30c
:—_.
B
(quar.)
5-
1
1
and
5-
$1
1
3-30
on
approved
Utilities
the
by
Edison
4.78%
preferred
preferred
preferred
5
30Vac
(quar.)
1-
(increased
common
5%
non-cum.
•5%
non-cum.
Southwestern
preferred
Southwestern
3.70%
3-
1
2-10
1
2-10
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-15
5-15
Stock
9-15
8-15
2-15
1-31
Stock
1-31
Truax-Traer
2-15
Triangle Lumber,
92Vic
5-
1
4-20
97Vic
5-
1
4-20
4%%
5-
1
4-20
Trunkline
Tung-Sol
'
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
4.60%
preferred
($25 par)
(quar.)
—1
5-
1
4-20
$1.10
5-
1
4-20
5%
27Vic
5-
1
4-20
Twin
5-
1
4-20
208
$1.18%
$1.40%
5-
1
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
(quar.)_
__'
j
States
Telephone—
(increased)
-»
$1.44
32c
___
-4.20%
preferred
Spencer
Kellogg
Sperry
Rand
4Vi%
$3.50
Dredging, $1.60
Forgings Corp
Standard
"
Standard
Oil
Standard
Radio,
Co.
of
Ltd.
Stanley Warner
Bank
Stock
Steel
Co.
for
depositary
approximately
$0,129
Sterling National
Stock
dividend
Sterling Precision Corp., 5%
Stern
&
Stern
Stetson
Textiles, 4% %
(John
B.)
Stewart-Warner
Stewarts
&
Co.
Corp.
Lloyds.
Class
Class
Stix,
Fuller,
Class
B
Storkline
(D.
i5.20%
Sun
Oil
A.)
3-20
Union
Tank
2-
8
Union
3-7
1-31
3-
1
2-10
3-10
United
B
United
3-31
2-
12-29
9
3-
1
2-
1
*5%%
2nd
Super Food
1-25
2-24
2-
8
1-17
3-
1
3-11
2-10
1
4-
4-15
4-14
3-30
2-17
7-14
B
10-16
9-29
9-29
3-10
$1.20
1st
&
series
Company
3-15
45c
4%
3-10
2-24
3-10
2-24
2-28
2-10
2-28
2-10
f25c
Swingline,
Class
1-30
2-
3-
1
2-15
25c
3-10
2-10
3-15
2-
6
3-
2-
6
33c
1
1
41 %c
3-
1
2-
6
$1.10
—
A
(initial
B
quar.)
Woolworth
Worthington
3-10
2-28
2-15
1-28
(F.
4%%
(Wm.),
3-15
4-14
3-31
Wurlitzer
$1.25
3-15
2-28
Wyandotte
2-28
Co.
W.)
17 %c
3-
2
2
2-13
Yale
3-
1
2-10
Yellow
62'Ac
5-
1
4-19
6%
2-15
8c
62%c
62%c
$1.12%
25c
25c
20c
10c
:
—
—.
1-31
1-31
2- 1
3-*<3
3- 3
1-20
3-1
3-20
2-10
2-26
2-14
2-13
3-
1-31
3- 1
2-15
2-15
3- 1
3-20
3-15
2- 1
4- 1
15c
(quar.)—_—
(quar.)
Worsted
2-15
|$1.37%
Monthly
Company
3-14
2-15
1-31
3- 1
2-15
—
(monthly)
Jr.
2-15
3-15
2-1
37c
5%
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
22-
6
3-31
3-
1
2-15
Towne
37%c
1-20
3-20
37%c
37%c
10c
10c
10c
10%
4-29
7-31
3-15
6-15
9-15
2- 8
4-19
7-10
2-28
5-31
8-31
1-20
Co.—
Cab
preferred
Quarterly
Quarterly
Yonkers
4-1%
(quar.)
Mfg.
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Yocam Batteries (quar.)
1
3-, 2
45c
&
1
-
(stock dividend)
Raceway
2-15
1-20
2-15
1-20
York
Youngstown Sheet
dividend
Water
Co.
4-10
10%
$1
Stock
(stock
dividend).—;
.;
——
'
2%
$1.25
'
3-15
4-10
10%
dividend
Stock
92 %c
3-
3
2-
3
40c
quar.)
com.
—
A
3-15
2-21 '
3-15
1-31
2-15
S.
S.
(increased)__
U.
S.
Co.
U.
S.
(N.
S.
S.
Hills,
L.
I.)
Card
Match
Preferred
Oil
Urethane
Corp.
6%
class
common
directly
tinue
4-
1
2-28
35c
4-
1
3-
1
1
2-
3-20
pany.
15c
1-30
1-17
estate
and
it
Line
Value
Line
earned
projects
and
1
2-16
2-
3
3-
1
2-
3
3-
3
7-
1
6-
9
building in East Orange,
3-15
3-
1
$155,000 to
50c
2-10
country, real
4% %
to
money
finance
3-
3
1
3-
e
Vanderbilt
4-
1
3-
6
Victoria
25c
2-15
2-
1
Voi-Shan
$0.00%
2-15
2-
1
Vogt
Grey
4-
1
4-
1
3-10
3-
in
15c
2-15
1-27
properties
17 %c
3-22
3-
debt
(quar.)
(New
York)
common
—
3-10
1
9
12 %c
2-28
87 %c
2-
1
3-
1
2-15
(quar.)__
15c
2-15
3-15
2-23
2-
1
1-23
2-10
12 %c
(year-end)
other
of
1-16
25c
—.—
1-27
California—
7%c
2-12
2-10
1-23
2-16
The
now
company
has
pany
Shapiro,
and
properties
Fund,
Inc.-
(8c
preferred
Industries
(quar.)
Manufacturing
(quar.)
2-16
1-27
2-15
$0,047
2-10
Juies
Joseph
M.
—__
has no debt
or
3-15
2-24
25c
2-15
2-
1
15c
3-
2-
3
1
1-27
development of
of bank
shares outstanding. The Shapiro Com¬
of
directors
Shapiro,
Baruch
is
listed
Electronics
holders—Pursuant to
1-13
40c
+
for
or
both
companies,
own
17.99 %
and
17.20%, respectively, and management officials as a group own 70.1%.
1-27
2-15
,
lease,
or
520,195 common shaies outstanding, of which Robert E.
President of both companies owns 17.97%, Joseph Viertel
tion offered, without
14c
10c
$1.12%
1—
(increased)
purchase
as
1-27
from
(quar.)
Fund
by
owned or to be acquired, or for the reduction
owed to The Chase Manhattan Bank.
$350,000
1-31
12 %c
plus 6c from capital gains)
of America,
com.
(quar.)
Trust
House, a 14-story air-conditioned apartment
N. J., the total cost estimated at $2,835,000;
3-15
14c
Mutual
&
Eliot
20c
1
convertible
3-15
4-
25C
The net
25c
27 %c
;
$1.37%
Income
estate "syndication," and property management.
proceeds from the sale of the 150,000 common shares will be applied as
follows: $150,000 to the company's estimated requirements for equity
the company's estimated requirements for equity money to
finance
a
five-story office
building in Stamford,
Conn., the total
cost estimated at $885,000; and the balance for acquisition of equities
Fund
Corp.
of
1
30c
(accum.)
income
may
Shapiro
The
3-
22 %c
Corp.
Value
be merged into or consolidated with the com¬
Company is engaged in the development of real
various types, the ownership and
operation of
commercial rental properties in various parts of the
Shapiro Company
Pioneer
Valspar
when
3-
(quar.)
Corp.
of
respective
If
that
mines
2-15
4-10
the Shapiro Company or its subsidiaries to con¬
businesses of the Shapiro Company and its sub¬
the Board of Directors of the company deter¬
would
be
in
the
interest
of
the
stockholders, the
through
or
the
sidiaries.
residential
(quar.)
Corp.,
,
Continued from page 8
$2.50
(quar.)_—___.
Co.
tax.
7
2-28
35c
Products
A
2-
3-30
—
(quar.)
Universal
income
15c
Pharmaceutical
Insurance
Jamaica
$1.12%
(quar.)
United Whelan Corp., common
(quar.)
$3.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
Universal
7
2-21
60c
$2.50
'
Stockyards
in U. S. funds,
2-24
2-
(quar.)
&
1-31
3-10
2-21
Corp.—
;
Vitamin
and/or
General Corporation and
Investment News
25c
$1.06'A
(s-a)
Truck Lines
United
J.)
2-15
f38c
common
Foundry
Playing
Extra
U.
9
1-31
_______—.—
(Forest
Non¬
3
2-15
(quar.)_
.___
source.
tax.
2-15
2-
1
1-31
(s-a)
&
4-
3-
1-31
(quar.)
com.
common
(quar.)
preferred
Pipe
r
3-15
$1.75
Foundry,
Chemical
S.
3
date
40c
—__<
preferred
5-
2-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co
preferred
Lines
Less
2-15
—
Cos.
Bank
4%%
U.
x
the
at
7%.
tax
8
t25c
(quar.)
Envelope Co.,
7%
7
deductible
tax
3-8
25c
______—
New
&
2-
3-
3-17
'
t38c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Improvement,
Borax
1
3-17
-
$20c
Coal
National
Payable
income
dividend.
this
for
funds,
resident
15%;
published date was Incorrect. The corrected payment
record date is indicated here,
less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
Previously
t
3-
12 %c
America
tax
British
Less
a
y
3%
class B__
resident
•
closed
not
in Canadian
t Payable
•
Tube (quar.)
books
1-10
2-28
10c
(quar.)_
Transfer
1-10\
2-10
40 c
class
•
2-15
50c
Jersey RR. & Canal Co. (quar.)
United Printers & Publishers, Inc. (quar.)__
U.
$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
preferred
40c
i"
(quar.)
dividend)
(stock
9
Wrigley
7
2-28
$1.50
90c
—.—__
Light
(G. H.) & Co., Ltd., 5%% pfd. (quar.)
Wood-Mosaic,
class A (initial-quar.)_
Class
B
(initial-quar.)
9
$1.12%
Illuminating
30c
(quar.)
Homes
&
Wood
6-
90c
—
Vanadium
(quar.)
class
1
2-15
65c
(quar.)_
°.
Inc.,
3-
28c
Inc.—
preferred
3-10
Power
6-
(quar.)
class A and
on
Quarterly
2-24
3-31
:
Special
3-30
Wise
62 %c
(quar.)
Gas
United
6-30
10-16
____
Services,
3-10
$1
(Chicago)
Gas,
of
preferred
United
U.
3-31
30c
(quar.)
3-15
4-7
4-
3-31
3-1
4- 1
45c
(quar.)__
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
30c
(quar.)
Co.
Electric
7%
3-17
.
2-11
10c
(quar.)
12-15
3-30
10c
Lines
Biscuit
United
$.0095
(quar.)_____
Inc;
Wisconsin
6%
3-10
4
6c
(monthly)—
Power,
3.60%
9-15
6-30
(quar.)
(quar.)_T
_____—
4-
6c
6-30
(quar.)—___
dividend
Air
United
6-30
(quar.)
preferred 1955 series
6-15
1
3-30-
5%
—
Natural
preferred
2-15
28y8c
Sunshine Eiscuits
3-15
1
2%
United Engineering &
U.
common
1
1-1-62
12 %c
_
Monthly
4-
10c
__,
(quar.)
Wisconsin Electric
7-
(quar.)
Car
United Corps,
3-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
(quar.)_
common
Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc.
1
2-
+25c
(quar.)
Stock
3-10
4-14
Propane Gas, com. (incr.-quar.)
conv.
preferred 1951 series (quar.)
Co.
2-
2-15
$1.12%
of California
Texas
7-14
(quar.)
Oil
1
3-
2-15
8%
dividend
4-10
12 %c
Sunray-Mid-Continent Oil,
Swift
Oil Co.
Stock
Universal
Stuart
Suburban
...
preferred
Union
2-24
$.0095
dividend)
(stock
3-15
25c
20c
1
2-10
56c
(quar.)
Furniture
Stouffer Corp.
3-17
3-
5%
2-17
2-10
Union
4%%
(quar.)
Stover Broadcasting, common
1
2-15
1
43 %C
common
4-
preferred
40c
preferred
(quar.)„
Gas System
(Kansas),
4%%
I
&
$1.06%
1
9%c
preferred
$4.25
3-
12%
B
1st
12-31
1%
-—
& Company,
4-20
$.0095
Baer
.7%
1
dividend
Wilson
4-20
35c
:
Industries—
2-
5-15
Y.)—
...
4
10- 7
5-15
9%c
B
2-21
1
$1
25C
B
Class
25c
2-15
1-31
11-
87 %c
1
9 %C
Class
(quar.)
3-20
2
3-
40c
1-20
t $ 1.31
Class A
62%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
,
4-20
5%
A____
(1946 ser.)
47 %c
(quar.)
Extra
Ltd.
pfd.
3-20
2-
4-20
to
A
1
2-15
Common
2-15
Still-Man Manufacturing—
Class
1
4-
25c
-2-15
5-15
Class
j._
4-
81 %c
$1.06%
—
1
5-15
25c
(quar.)_
3-20
3-
87 %c
1
12 %c
1
1
92 %C
7%%
pfd. A (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)_
4-
5-1
$1.12%
30c
(quar.)
1-23
3-20
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-10
'
2-20
1
75c
common
Williams-McWilliams
1
2-15
4-
40c
(quar.)
2-24
2%
3-
25c
20c
40c
(quar.)_
expenses
(N.
1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
87 Vic
;
-
2- 3
Common
preferred
30c
—
2- 3
2-15
2-15
$3.70
depositary
(quar.)
Bank & Trust
2-15
1
$4.50
Class
Stores
1-30
25c
7%c
(quar.)
3-
$3.50
United
Sterchi, Bros.
2-14
$1.06'A
9
3-
10c
45c
(quar.)
2-17
2-15
2-' 3
50c
Corp. (increased quar.)
Steinberg's Ltd., 5%% pfd. A (quar.).
2-6
2-15
2-10
3-
Parts
2-6
3-1
1
4-
40c
3-1
95c
(quar.)
5%
3-10
3-15
2-28
2-
3-15
(quar.)
preferred
1
4-
30c
3-
30c
(quar.)
preferred
°
$1.06%
2-15
1
t20c
per
Oil
3-10
share).
Steel
Wilcox
3-30
87%c
amount
3-15
(quar.)
3-
$4.00
i
will
payment
1
(quar.)
$3.50
(quar.)—__
and
tax
4-
12 %c
common
preferred
5%
income
preferred
preferred
2-15
(Del.), com. (quar.)
(quar.)
Wales, Ltd., ordinary
(final).
of
Co.,
$4
(Albany, N. Y.) —
British
Electric,
(New York)—
$3.70
2-16
preferred
(Less
Wilcox
split
1-17
3-15
Chemical
3 Vi %
3-15
1
30c
(quar.)_
Chocolate,
12 %C
Street
2-10
40c
dividend
Stauffer
$4.50
i,—_—
(quar.),
1
(quar.)_
1
.2%
(quar.)_
Corp.
4-
__.
Clutch
2-17
$1.12%
pfd.
Wilbur
(quar.)
common
3-
12 Vic
conv.
California
4
(quar.)
LaSalle
Electric
___
..
_
2-1
20c
:
(quar.)
3-1
Union
2-10
$1.25
(quar.)
common
Inc., common
4
A
$1.05
divid.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
Standard
(stock
(quar.)
Brands,
2-1
4-6
■
(quar.)
Inc.
1-
-
2-
per
preferred
(quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
4.25%
2-13
2-15
income
preferred (quar.)
Stores,
1-
(quar.)
Corp.
$.007
(quar.)
(S. S.) Dental Mfg.
6
(quar,)—
35c
_
(quar.)
jj.
sons (quar.)_____
common
Y.)
(1957 series)
Carbide
about
to
6%
3-10
1-31
3-1
for
(quar.)
preferred B
6
.
20c
(quar.)_
common
__
&
Corp.,
preferred
Standard
State
Co.,
3-1
36c
preferred
(quar.)
Spartans Industries Inc. (quar.)
Spencer Chemical
-\
1
$1
Trust—
after British
Westinghouse Electric Co.,
4%%
'
class
3-
t30c
depositary.
Stationery—
&
preferred
2-
(quar.)'
Corp.,
Five-for-one
amount
share
Wiebolt Stores,
-
2-20
25c
White
3-31
2-20
1
(quar.)_
2-3
„
1
common
2-10
5%
Underwriters Trust
Union
:
.
5%
2-
Co., $5 pfd. A
(quar.)
Electric, common (reduced quar.)
Disc
1
2-17
4%
Gas
South
2-
33-
$1.14
;
preferred
preferred
*2-15
35c
$1.20
Investment
Westinghouse Air Brake
2
4-20
5-
27'Ac
_
(quar.)
Coal
Temper
$1.06%
:
4.75% preferred (quar.)
5.62%% preferred (quar.)_
preferred
True
$1.15
(quar.)
1
Tablet
20c
■
1
$1.12%
tquar.)
2-28
-rtcyrr«nr--
dividend
3-
1
40c
dividend
2-15
2-
White Stag Mfg., class A common
Class B (quar.)
J25C
$1.03%
(quar.)
preferred
Western
7%%
:
(increased-quar.)
22c
(quar.)
com.
2-15
(quar.)
expenses
(final )_£ 7.1429%
.1
Fund
Realty
10c
Service,
2-1
2-10
;
Quarterly
20c
preferred
Common
Trans-Lux Corp.
Transnation
2-6
25c
Investors
Southwestern
2-15
2-15
25c
preferred
4.36%
3-6
3-15
1-26
2-1
3-1
30c
Ltd.
Securities,
will
and
10-
3-15
2-15
3-1
3-10
.___
,
70c
3c
36c
1
___t
25c
1
1-25
32c
3-
approval)—
;
(N.
Corp.
1
2-
12%
Dividend
1
Stock
class A
37Vic
(quar.)
4.15%
4.25%
Trans-Canada
2-
2-15
2-10
income
22 %C
_____
(quar.)
Trust
&
2-15
7c
(quar.)_
4-11
Y.) (quar.)
(subject
to
stockholders
(increased)
Quarterly
3-
(quar.)
3.90%
4.40%
(quar.)
dividend.,
preferred
Southwestern Public
tax
(quar.)
2-10
(quar.)
depositary
3-
3-15
Co.—
Supply,
Bank
preferred
common
3-15
(N.
Tractor
Stock
15c
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Drug Co.,
3-15
1
White
Toronto-Dominion Bank
1
quar.)
1
3-10
2-
3-
(quar.)
4-
4-11
(quar.)
2-
Breweries,
4-
3.80
preferred
2-10
(quar.)
(initial monthly)
Ordinary
2-10
4.56%
1
1
2-10
2-10
investment
net
RR.
3-15
1
2-5
25c
Railway,
Stockholders
Canada
3-15
3-
2-28
2-28
1
2-
2-22
12-31
Supply, common
preferred (quar.)
1
30c
(quar.)
3-
2-
2-15
$2
2-15
Auto
4-1
2-
preferred
$0.2656'A
Company
non-cum.
Western
from
2%
Corp.
34c
Southern
4*
2-16
4.25%
Trade
Southern
Pacific
15c
5
5
Western
2-28
agency
preferred
25V^C
(increased-quar.)
5.44% preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Co.
2-15
60c
2-22
30c
Stores
Edison
27 Vic
Common
3-15
2-28
2-
5
Western Insurance
1
2-
2-28
297/8C
26 %c
Western
2-10
4-
3-15
2-28
Southern California Water—
*5%
Toledo
4%%
(quar.)
4.08%
1-
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.24%
2-24
1-31
3-15
dividend
Tokheim
5%
2-28
;
regulatory
Stock
California
4.80%
3-15
Securities Trust, Ltd., Def.
Ordinary
(final)
Tobin Packing Co.1 (quar.)
original
Commission
California
preferred
and
common
Western
3-10
(quar.)
com.
Tobacco
1-17
4-
3-10
1
(quar.)
dividend
2-28
t50c
.
class
Drug
25c
Point
Manufacturing Cb
Virginia Pulp & Paper,
*4%% preferred (quar.)
(Stock divs. payable in class A shares)
2-14
(quar.).
3-10
1
4-
(quar.)
1-27
1-31
26%c
Telephone, common
preferred
(quar.)
31 %c
dividend
6
Development,
preferred
'4.88%
B
Stock
3-
(quar.
Public
Class
2-20
Paper Mills,
1
4-
dividend
45c
(quar.)
4-
Thriftimart, Inc., class A (quar.)
Stock
3-1
2-10
West
5%
(Pa.)
2-10
8c
West
3-10
2-15 '
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge,
4% preferred (quar.)
2-15
15c
3-10 V
1
$1
2-20
3-
60C
common
1
4-
35c
3-15
Co.
1
I.)* (s-a)
Coast
$1.44
15c
61c
Drug
4-
Quarterly
West
(quar.)
Thompson
Thrift
3-10
35c
2-15
1
3-10
1
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-10
1
31'Ac
!__;
(quar.)
(quar.)_
R.)
1
4-
$1.31%
1
(J.
4-
$1.35
_„_
common
Mfg.
1
3-
Fund—
4-
$1.24
(quar.)_
Glass
3-
(quar.)j.
pfd. C
common
class A
t40c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Inc.,
8
$1.12
(quar.)
(R. H.),
37 %c
(quar!)
common
preferred
preferred
Wellington Equity
$1.25
(quar.).
preferred
Textron,
2-
'
5%%
■
Weissberg
3-10
$1.28 "
5.40%
1
30c
dividend
Southern
Ltd.,
Class
3-10
1
$1.31%
Transmission,
preferred
2-
California Edison—
Stock
Canada,
Gas
4.96%
2-27
Co.
preferred
Texas
4-14
2-24
15c
3-10
1
$1.22%
I
'
15c
1
44-
A
3
1-13
6
50c
4-
-
3-
2-25
1
22%c
(quar.)
R.
2-
3-17
2-
40c
__
$1.27%
f_
__
(quar.
4-14
3-10
$1.16
(quar.
1
(quar.)
(Howard)
Common
Southern
1
1
25c
Sons, Ltd., 5%
Smith-Douglass
Smith
5-
4-
t20c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
&
(quar.)
preferred .(quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
30c
30c
common
preferred
$1.18
.
3-3
*
(Westerly,
$1.16%
_
5.10%
4-
2-17
1
$1.15
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)
com.
Simpsons, Ltd. (quar.).
Sinclair Oil Corp. (quar.)_
Skelly
4.90%
15c
5%
Signode Steel Strapping,
Simon
7
3-10
Co.—
preferred A
Simmons
2-
3-31
preferred
1-28
4-1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
convertible
$1.12 %
(quar.)
31 %c
common
common
Corp. of America
$2.44
2-28
(quar.)
preferred
3-14
4-
$1.06%
(quar.
4.72%
:
preferred
Steel
Waste King Corp., 6%
Weingarten (J.), Inc.,
4.80%
Extra
(quar.)
3
2-17
(quar.)
Sierra Pacific Power
$2
preferred
2-
3-10
(quar.)
Williams
Sherwin
South
4.64%
2-20
(quar.)______
Mfg.
Shenango
Shoe
2-10
7%c
B
Sheller
4%
3-
35c
Washington
Washington Trust
28c
(quar.)
1
2
3-15
$1.02%
(quar.)
preferred
35c
2-
2-28
3-31
Transmission—
4.50%
2nd
2-28
7c
4.60%
"4.25%
2%
Water & Power,
A.) Pen, class A
4c
7c
3-23
-
Co.
2-20
Quarterly out of investment income
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Pictures
Swasey
(S. D.) Company, common (quar.)__
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—
ordi¬
__
12 %c
(W.
(from
Tpnney
3-23
:
preferred
Inc.
income) :
Corp.
(monthly)
Monthly
2-15
8
Fund
nary
4-
1
common
(s-a)
Bros.
&
2-15
25c
(quar.)
Warren
4-14
5-
3-23
B
Shawinigan
2-15
'
A
4-10
common
Acceptance Corp.,
preferred A (quar.)
Candy Shops, common
5%
18c
12 %c
62 %c
preferred
25c
Securities
A
common
preferred
4-10
(incr.-quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Class
(Winston-Salem,
____.
Company,
(quar.)
4.16%
4-10
dividend
Scrivner-Stevens
1-19
Trust
&
Holdert
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
(quar.)
4.32%
$1.18%
(quar.)
conv.
2-15
C.)
2-20
$1.25
Sealright-Oswego Falls
Sealed
&
N.
2-20
25c
(quar.)
Y.)
(quar.)
common
Walker
1
2%
(N.
Bank
1-19
1
25c
(quar.)
Surety Co.
Seaboard
Wachovia
2-15
2-15
25c
;
$1.56%
preferred
$5
2-15
3-14
25c
(quar.)
B
25 c
;
preferred
$4.75
class
Company
3-
50c
(quar.)
common
dividend
Stock
Inc.,
Class
47
Per
Name of
3-
17c
Seaboard Associates, Inc. (formerly
Associate Motion Picture Industry)
Seaboard Finance
3-14
2%%
Talon,
3
Holden
Payable of Rec.
10c
1-20
3-31
When
Share
(quar.).
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)____.}
Williams, inc. (quar.)—,
Dillon Co. (quar.)
Scott .&
4-15
broadcasting
10c
55c
Foresman & Co.
Scott
r
Per
Name of Company
Taft
85c
..."
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
$3.40
.$4.00
,
Co.,
1-20
10c
___
i;
Paper
2-10
37 %c
(extra).
Monthly
Scott
2-10
25c
Scientific Industries
5%
(quar.)
com.
(643)
common
on
Corp.—Rights Offering to
a
T.nr
Jan. 6 prospectus,
this
Stock¬
corpora¬
underwriting, 217,092 shares of its
a
(Feb. 6).
one-for-one basis.
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer
cf»Qf
of both companies.
stock to holders of record Jan. 6 at $1 per share.
Rights expire today
fered
President
Antroloe
la
Pnllf
The
new
shares were of¬
-
-
agent—California Bank. 600 South Spring
Ppcrtsf.rar—Rank
nf
America.
National
3
48
Trust
and
(644)
Savings
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Association,
219
West
Street,
7th
Los
Angeles
Calif.
of
California
the
54,
on
Aug.
manufacture
of
incorporated
was
1950.
10.
The
replacement
under
the
is
company
television
laws
of
the
000
tubes,
special
PROCEEDS—The
of
net
proceeds
the
from
the
of
sale
stock, less expenses estimated at $24,000
$193,902. Such net proceeds will be applied as
common
mately
(1)
Approximately
secured
(2)
by
merchandise
Payment
President
$22,000
of
of
the
to
the
reduce
inventory.
6%
demand
in
company,
note
-
note
the
due
will
be
shares
*
of
is
contingent
the
upon
payable
The
balance
of
approximately
Goodman,
Business
$28,902
be
to
Vice-
added
to
foregoing
statements
determine
to
allocated
to
Debt,
Term
due
within
6%
one
the
estimates
amount
foregoing
GIVING
including
of
TO
amounts
note
payable
Administration
to
Dynaply
celerator,
The
at
company
is -i
which will be
Aug.
1,
1962
Outstanding
Business
Term
7%
note
>"
■,,>
.
in
counts
receivable
3 ¥2%
note
the
evidenced
house
6%
*
Dynaply
system.
and
due
(no
cents)
by
of
options.—V.
192,
negative,
the
under
and
the
I
Engineering, Inc.—Common
Stock
share.
laws
office
Goldqn Valley
The
is
be
sale
fabrication
the
of
first
that
at
added
they
&
of
of
Engineering,
Minnesota
750
suburb
a
PROCEEDS—The
the
State
Florida
Inc.
The
Avenue,
to
will
net
to
shares
the
general
used, to the
be
31,
1954.
Golden
Its
$5,000
use
the
balance
obtained
at
of
proceeds
the
from
8102,000.
the
oi
be
received
sold,
funds
after
Valley,
by
the
cost,
be
added
to
at
The
filed
covering
for
will
expected
is
It
the
balance
following
of
and
6¥2%
15,000
to
seven
conversion
be
of
notes.
stock
convertible
An
for the
outstanding 4,715
outstanding
140,000
class
the
Association
shares
of
shares
of
for
ciation
Texas,
Inc.;
Professional
the
of
11,766
Men's
outstanding
Kansas
City,
Inc.,
or
class
A,
will
$10
Subject
offer
share
per
term
to
nection
Ripley
with
22
the
An
Co.,
of
financing
of
as
and
offer
the
issued
options
from
for cash
such
to
company
the
was
purposes,
controlling interests
under
the
one
but
the
to
organized
three
for
the
above.
The
rants
to
acquisition
of
under
the
of
and
working
net
from
proceeds
the sale
capital.
President
all
The
and
of
companies.
services
local
of
sale
shares
prospectus
W.
E.
Butler
for
in
are
balance
in
This
firm,
of
18th
registration statement
shares
of
through
Co.,
for
common
with
stock,
underwriters
Inc.,
which
expenses.
will
be
to
It
companies,
stock
cash
upon
now
as
W.
receive
issued
N.
SEC
W.,
1.
193,
Frank
M.
See
for
on
and
-stock,
total
will
$1,200,000
assets^ofbe
Books,-Inc.; of
it will
upon
engaged
purchase
be
in
cash
price
and
is
the
also
for
Mrs.
40,000
will
the
estimated
balance
energy
this
of
studies
such
power
as
range
those
be
C
plus
are
as
a
Of
be
the
net
applied
business
at
will
the
1960
York
of
City
by
a
25,000
common
the
to
Bennett
sell
157,000
owns
A.
tion
.(2)
of
6%
shares
outstanding
President,
Donald
and
lists
S.
shares
nine
a
nated
Monroe
other
for
a
St.,
Hoboken,
Insulated
It
is
the
In
addition
at
of
well
as
certain
shares.
N.
Wire
engaged
J.,
Co.
in
to
for'
proceeds
will
be
Bernard
indebtedness
compounds
as
indebtedness,
The
$681,000,
indebtedness
$139,116
thermoplastic
to
common
estimated
of
of
operations,
V.
to
used
filed
and
the
Simon,
Baum
a
all
the
its
use
to
other
company
sale
in
of
book
net
shares
common
were
issued
the property, business
value
of
the
businesses
to
In
and
assets
to
$3,000,000
6%
series
like amount
B
series A capital deben¬
of
way
continuing
a
subordinated
B
of
subordinated debentures
A
amount, by
series
a
of
for
in
write
the
debentures
for
offer
are
to
of
to
owned
various
of
the
M.
13,625%
of
in¬
insurance
debentures
will
the
their
has
Lewis
Dukes
12.125%
Francis
H.
capital
advanced to
or
businesses.
company
lists
Dukes,
working
activities
of
B.
outstanding stock;
by
lines
general
of
additional
conduct
prospectus
of
Florence
and
the
and
sale
thereof will be initially applied
The
financing
inaeDtedness,
The
14.7%
by
Francisco,
for
cash
part
a
allied
and
insurance
the
debt.
company's
shares.
owner
life
of
short-term
the
automobile
credit
proceeds
subsidiaries
common
is
also
Net
working capital and
used
and
outstanding
by
Veva
Rockholm
of
Presi¬
as
and an
additional
H.
Bond
Kinus
Mr.
Dukes, his wife and members of his family own
47.23% of the outstanding stock.
of
Beach,
aggregate
an
Shepherd Electronic Industries, Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.
—Files With Securities and
corporation
SEC
offered
N.
$2
19, 1961
shares of
78,000
Y.
at
share,
per
:
proceeds
Exchange Commission—
Jan.
on
covering
be
tion
of
filed
letter
a
D.
of
stock
common
through
Klapper
notification
(par
10
with
cents)
Associates,
New
to
York,
.
to
are
members
of
and
other
his
members
acquired from
such
them.
shares
corporation,
statement
common
basis
to
go
ment.
at
selling stockholders.
42nd
warrant share,
per
(at
to
the
five year
price
be
to
are
sell
to
a
initial
an
1961, covering 110,000 shares
public sale on an all or none
by Burnham & Co. The public
terms
agreed
registra¬
a
27,
for
headed
underwriting
has
Street, New York, filed
Jan.
on
offered
underwriters
shares
common
SEC
be
company
cent
East
the
to
and
price
The
one
of 41
with
stock,
through
offering
supplied
amend¬
underwriter
to purchase
share
per
by
principal
warrant
to
be
11,000
supplied
by
amendment).
The
company is engaged in the assembly, manufacture,
sale of voting machines and toll collection devices
and
and
and
supplementary
devices,
well
as
equipment
research
as
and
and
net
of
payable to suppliers
general corporate purposes.
proceeds
from
the
stock
sale
accounts
and
In
addition
shares
and
to
of
to
common
President,
the
indebtedness,
stock,
several
persons,
of
100%.
owns
prospectus,
Mr.
of
outstanding stock
of
for
has
to
the
working
outstanding
sell
to
auxiliary
and
reduction
Schott, Board
82%. beneficially.
capital
390,000
Chairman
According
70,200
shares
as
two
much
as
10%
of
own
and
of
improvement.
M.
agreed
will
company
applied
distribution
machines
their
additional
and
has
such
for
be
Lewis
record
whom
the
for
company
which
of
will
and
the
Schott
none
services
development
The
whom
are
to
officers.
of
the
Siegler Corp.—Merger—
affiliate,
for
series
registra¬
a
covering
$1,320,200
has
former
and
surrendered
The
for
in
engage
addition
14,000
Payment
a
Baum
the
filed
Denver,
1961,
27,
debentures,
principal
time.
reduction
be
dent
addi¬
follows:
"
640,000
of
of
exchange
Financing Proposal—
Street,
Jan.
on
$1,071,900 of 87«
and
offer
to
subsidiaries
invested
or
manu¬
for
resale
of
as
100%.
and
the
The
and
production
manufacturing
debentures,
proposed
in
Bannock
SEC
subordinated
A
at
added
,,
30, 1961, covering 200,000
shares are to be offered for
180,000
1100
the
Shoup Voting Machine Corp.—Files for Offering—
1094,
p.
of
with
business.
to
may
the
$17,692,898 $16,800,149
6,420,174
7,682,376
cable, garden hose and garden supply
antennas, antenna wire and related items, and blow
plastic toys and doll bodies; and, in
addition, it recently
of
19,077,922
$
organized under Delaware law in
September 1960.
its
founders, Arthur Baum (President and Board
other
members
of
his
family,
all
the
assets
and
wire
15,463,123
insurance
of
1960—12 Mos.—1959
Jan.
on
1,779,547
122,226,391
The, business of the company, which is conducted directly
and
through subsidiaries, consists pfrincipally of retail financing of new and
used automobiles, mobile homes, appliances, furniture. and farm
equip¬
ment
for purchasers,
and the wholesale financing of dealers' inven¬
tories of such automobiles and -direct lending to consumers; and its
Co.—May Merge—
830
39,214,548
1,210,192
exps.
14,709,587
outstanding 6% subordi¬
notes due 1974, and the series A capital debentures in exchange
like amount of outstanding 8% capital debenture notes due 1978.
Calif.
192,
$
161,440,939
income—
13,319,279
147.
period
12 %
$
1959
$
33,471,681
is
sale
proposes
103,512
owns
I960—12 Months
4,135,666
offered
be
Ban
the SEC
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959 ^
$
y."1
$
/'
10,573,911
p.
It
,
which
891,494
2,469,335
series
agency
1424.
708,817
of
$2,240,022
1,197,587
Line
corporation,
surance
Cerf,
prospectus
226,187
Corp.,
$2,173,834
306,875
10,849,944
statement
(3)
shares;
Singer
The
A.
18,000
$1,598,964
with
$167,703
502,434
revenue-
oper.
This
The
stock,
$92,319
from ry. oper.
193,
for
has
company
which
$1,178,408
insulated
his family for
was
The
In
H.
27
by
&
Heintz,
stockholders
joint
a
Jack
of
merger
Jan.
on
of
announcement,
Chapman
Rose
and
Inc.
both
John
General
into
Siegler
Corp.
approved
was
companies.
G.
Brooks,
Siegler
President,
and
Phillips
W. Smith, Board Chairman
Heintz, noted that the merger
approved by holders of 73.L%
of Siegler shares with less than
one-half
per
cent of
the shares voted against.
84.26%
of Jack
&
and
President,
respectively,
of
Jack
&
was
Heintz
benefit
of
three
shares
and
Trust
Trust
Co.
Bank
Co.
of
and
and
the
880
voted
were
for
Dayton,
Co.,
The
and
allied
sentatives,
of
not
jointly
class
A
company
made
a
Ohio.
Chicago,
Winters
National
Registrars:
Chicago,
National
American
111.;
Third
Na¬
National
the
with
merger
from
and
accounting
the
set
selling
forth
named
Grant-Brownell
forms
&
commitment,
Agreement
stockholders
Co.
are
subject
to
the
for
and
whom
acting
to- the
M.
as
repre¬
terms
and
purchase
severally and
respective numbers of
Shares
& Co.
Inc.27.875
sale
where--
Burge &,
Crowell,
Kraus-r
Weedon
&
Cruttenden,
Greene
&
Kalman
Merrill,
Smith,
—V.
Podesta
Ladd
&
Co.
Turben
p.
Co.
Founded
than
less
3.28%
voted
&
Co.
Co._
2267.
5,750
A.
Bingham,
Inc.
5;750"
5,750
M.
Inc.
C.
C.
Kidder
&
Co.
Walter
&
Inc.__
6c
Co.
z
3,000
Jack
of
of
&
and
approximately
&
&
Heintz
there
848,814
$100,000,000.
shareholders
Jack
&
Cleveland
stock
share
series
of
Ave.,
the
on
to
SEC
be
2,809
Jan.
by
occupies
Jack
Heintz
600,000
a
approximately
at
square
employees.
1,500
$1.50
31
filed
Offer'g
Cooperative
Association,
135
registration statement with
a
covering $2,070,000 of investment contracts
Industries; representing interests in
County, Fla., to be developed into"
by
Citrus
Charlotte
.
use
company
selling
unit.
per
miles
The
commission
company)
north-northeast
and
a
to
benefit
about
of
-
period
of
five
purchase
year,
and
esti¬
being
expenses
has -...acquired
Fort
800
years/ or
price,
a
thereafter
Meyers-
acres;
tracts, improved with 700
has obligated "itself to plan
the
first
and
~v
„
(the
10-acre
for
the
River
Fla.,
shares of capital stock of the
Cooperative.
The
made in 180 units, at $11,509
per unit,
of which a
$2,500 is required. The offering will be made through
Industries
in
for
1961,
in
employees; the
its'own
them
The
&
2,809
Citrus
addition
Tropical
sale
land
groves,
located
for
common
shyes of Jack & Heintz.
today
has
preferred
stock
1,870,638
shares accepted
subsequently.
Heintz
or,
A,
preferred
outstanding
common
and
Gables,
30,
for
of
offering is to be
down payment of
for
and
Coral
offered
acres
orange
had
fifty-five
stock.
common
were
for
stock,
common
convertible
preferred
or
Heintz
Siegler
one
Heintz
announced
1940,
in
sold
3,000
_____
M'cCune
v5,000
Hurry
of
of
components with
industrial fields,
aerospace
aviation
Jack
cumulative
rate
Jack
and
be
company
mated
5;750
manufacturer
a
2124.
p.
Madeira
5,000
5,000
as
South Florida Citrus Industries, Inc.—Files for
5,750
;
in
facility
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.__
Inc.___;
of
of
share
a
the
merger,
will
192,
27,875
& Co.
sales
merger,
share
of
at
common
foot
company
Birr
and
missile
annual
$5.75
a
Siegler
—V.
5,750
5,750
the
of
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Watling, Lerchen & Co
5,750
Inc.i
Hague &
192,
Co.___
&
of
7,250
Grant-Brownell & Co.__^,__
,
Shares
the
the
one
shares
to
number
sys¬
H.
of
(55/100)
seven
.shares
in
with
terms
Accepting
of
Siegler
Prior
electronics
Heintz
company
capabilities
of:
hundredths
each
&
Exchanging
This
below,
below:
i-
.
M. Byllesby
(1)
Siegler's
commercial
the
option
stockholders
underwriters
Underwriting
a
Under
the
Bank
Ohio.
business
firm
of
forming
was
specialized
the
shares
111.;
Illinois
at
H.
Jack
products.
have
conditions
&
of
Continental
Chicago,
Dayton.
Co.
Dayton
UNDERWRITERS—The
Byllesby & Co. Inc. and
a
Agents:
of
company
and
and
those
(2)
incorporated under the laws of Ohio
January, 1889.
Its principal office is located at
Street, Dayton 7, Ohio.
is
engaged
in
the
manufacture
and
sale
of
both
day
Germantown
military
share.
per
combines
merger
stock
Chicago,
Trust
Trust
9th
of
The
selling stockholders
priced at $15
was
BUSINESS—The
on
note
ry.
and
was
and
$152,000
a
as
of
Net
exchange
shares,
Realty Corp. in
Industries, Inc., above.—V.
from
stock,
Bank
$13 500
promissory
be
television
of
paid
to
are
90,200,613
Wire
$5,122,579
2,882,557
ops.
operating
rev.
—V.
107,000,762
statement
of
own
and
war¬
filed
Net
Allen
by
terms
88,496,971
company
tional
publishing books The
$1,450,000, of which $1,200,000
be
for
of a
partnership known as Rego
outstanding stock of 14 corporations.
Bank
Dallas
its
headed
106,189,869
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer
owns
business
proceeds
offered
underwriting
8,150,927
common
The stock
t0P the acqSfsitL
New
covering 121,870
for public sale by
underwriters
50.
acquired
Ball,
in
a
by an under¬
writing group headed by H. M. Byllesby & Co.
(Inc.),
Chicago 3, 111., and Grant-Brownell & Co., Dayton 2, O.
purchase of 22,000
for 7 500 shares are
finder.
engaged
be
filed
public sale by the company and
20,000, being outstanding stock, by the
present holders thereof.
The offering is to be made at
$4.50 per share,
on
an
all-or-none basis,
through an underwriting group headed by
Russell & Saxe,
Inc., wh:ch will receive a commission of
$.45
per
share plus $12,000 for
expenses.
One of the selling stockholders has
sold
20,000 shares at $1
pier share to
the underwriters.
the
with
used
Railway
cash
York,
7,187,507
Insulated
2,944,724
157,505,412
124,033,731
oper.
over
New
1961,
expenses.
Roller Bit
registration
tems,
D
27,
Reynolds & Reynolds Co.—Class A Common Offered—
Pursuant to a Jan. 18
prospectus, 130,000 of this firm's
$10 par class A common stock were publicly offered for
Of
Inc
of
Avenue,
9,749,891
forth
of
Railway
pur¬
8,365,915
.
234,397
Securities Credit Corp.—Files
Duo-Dynaply
in
1960—Month—1959
rail-
$5,118,558
301,512
the
Secondary—
to
Frances
p.
1960—12 Mos.—1959
50.
p.
subordinated
Fransin
of
ry.
Seaboard Air
tures.
Jan.
on
shares.
190,
income—
p.
shares of
the
warrants
1140 Broadway,
in
the
in
proposes
and
Ry.—Earnings-
against.
Jan.
services
company and its subsidiaries
celling and financing sales of books.
the
in
revenue.
Dresser
Rego
The
The
<>£. additional
hign
Rego Insulated Wire
Corp.—Offering and Secondary—
stockholder.
a
Tait
its
factor
$700,147.
27, 1961 covering 220 000
offered for public sale at
$10 per share
by Amos Treat & Co., Inc., and
share
in
745.
and
Vice-President,
sell
2705.
p.
$402,100
income
oper.
193,
The
The
stock
Roth
per
Dynamitron
unique
important
'
unique
stock,
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
10
officials,
through
stock,
E(ec. 31—
oper.
Reed
of
exer¬
underwriters'
to
to
capital.
stock
exercise
Washington,
six-year warrants
$10
RDI
an
is
outputs, one positive
milliamperes at 'either
stability of this unit is a
of
Madison
price
187,
$393,831
analyzing
con¬
set
as
Butler
principal
ry.
—V.
Net
Net
Dynamics'
energy
family, payment of $200,000 of bank loans, and the balance
for working
with
capital
subscription will be
Thomas
2,397,389
about
kilivolt
of
indebtedness,
operations
payment
holding
Florida
outstanding
of
Net
of
of
be
headed
p6u warra"t«
shares at
to
the
study
.
energies
Radiation
AGS
It
be
SEC
and
and
shares;
oper.
way
tional
"post-pay¬
a
commission of $1 per share
The company also has
agreed to sell the
additional
common
outstanding 640,000
businesses,
and
of
the
Dallas
Street,
at
to
advance in
enable
be
certain
manufacturers.
Inc.—Proposes Offering—
1116
expenses'
will
It
shares.
of
Net revenue from
its
No
may
November
owning
City
lists
of
oper.
major
a
basically
600
to
exchange
to
oper.
standardized
Publishers Co.,
is
$
corporations operating
.Association
of
Kansas
the
457
Inc.
shares
Period End.
Railway
Railway
commenced
Asso¬
100%
warrants
law
acquiring,
Men's
80%
or
and
Railway
company,
in
Co.,
Executive
molding
to
Men's
Men's
additional
Delaware
of
in
shares
proceeds in connection
stock of
Professional
acquire
Oklahoma
highest
/
thereof
Inc.
common
24,000
items,
connection
the
and
' PMA
subsidiary.
Texas,
the
Reading- Co.—Earnings-
be
are
a
(all
officer^
use
among
others,
in the capital
so-called
proposes
the
as
in
view
a
revenue-
■
the
above.—V.
America,
of
1960—Month—1959
oper.
Period End. Dec. 31—
tube.
Dynamics
of
Co.
Canteen
Railway
Brookhaven
of
the
another
believed
offering
Singer
proposes
to
are
$300,000
for
Plan," described generally as
budget plan for medical, dental and
hospital bills.
ment
but
company1
time
with
sell
the
becoming effective, the
subscription price of
at
___
St. Louis, San Francisco & Texas
ac¬
the
shares
facture
Professional
in
$7,958,215
Roe Canada Ltd.—Agreement-
Automatic
protons
amendment.
liabilities
company's $100,000 of short2,500 warrants are offered to
acquisitions.
The
for
granted
time
sale
of
holders
Books,
W
Chairman)
of
these
through 1968 and at the initial
price of $12 per share
remaining 144,865 common shares, 900 are issuable
under
purchase
to
and
of
common
shares
compensation
Offering
cisable
or
the
1961,
Of
shares
Professional
the
$7,777,931
2,185,054
;
.
Period End. Dec. 31—
(Bev.),
particles.
of
output
energy,
is
Inc.,
public
198,000
$250,000
shares
8,192
25,035
shares
additional
Inc.,
27,
shares
the
common
of
50.
p.
100,030
of
(including subsidiaries) is in the business of
publishing
a wide
variety of books. In May 1960, the company
outstanding capital stock of (1) Alfred A. Knoph,
exchange for 135,000 common shares of the
Klopfer,
It
the
outstanding 409,700
Oklahoma, Inc.; and 3,505
of
exchange
common
holders
notes.
&
this
to
10,000
the
subordinated
Harriman
199,900
payable
exchanges.
Jan.
aggregating
and
outstanding capital shares of each of
underwriting discounts or commissions are
company
owns
The
Wilmington,
for
of
shares
the
such
St.,
share,
shares
total
be
to
estimated
warrants.
common
shares
a
purpose;
204.
p.
on
notes;
per
1,572
Association
85,000
Tenth
SEC
notes
B
that
expected
193,
purchase
additional
offered
for
for
be
the proceeds,
the
subordinated
common
of
payees
said
of
W.
securities, 5,000 common shares at $10
notes,
and
warrants
to
purchase
12,500
offered
Duo-
largest
beam
a
system.
House,
addition
pur¬
Inc.—Exchange Plan—
Association, Inc., 100
registration statement with
stock;
shares
would
working capital.—V.
Men's
a
$250,000
common
of
$17,500
Professional Men's Association,
Professional
Del.,
stored
Radiation
all of
in
L.
In
from
expenses,
companyi
received,
the sale
estimated
mortgage loan.
a
will
world's
possible.
is
the
largest ever used
Brookhaven.—V. 192, p.
by
150,000
Minn.
company
deducting
the
of
extent
from
the
company
940,460
plant
poses in the order stated. $20,000 will be used in the
purchase of the
company's plant from Suburban Leasing Co., a
company owned by Mrs.
A.
J.
Porter, the wife of the President of the
company.
The next
approximately $30,000 will be used to pay the balance due on
equip¬
ment being purchased on an installment
basis by the company.
Approxi¬
mately $65,000 is expected to be used for the
development, engineering
and acquisition of machine tools to
manufacture blow molding machines
and machines to print on
blow-molded products. The company
proposes
to expand
its plant building by approximately 5,000
square feet and
to
low
to
Minneapolis.
proceeds
income
oper.
193,
See
RDI
job for which it will be used.
In
capacitance of RDI's Duo-Dynaply results
terminal
industry.
common
the
distributing
The
incorporated
was
Dec.
on
engaged in the design and manufacture of machine
precision metal parts and in contract manufacture for
and
metal
Design
the
is
company
tooling
the
of
—V.
(AGS).
volts
and
part
dual
current
a
selling stockholders.—V.
located
are
as
Source
providing
Brookhaven
The
acquired
Inc.,
tional Bank Bldg., St. Paul,
Minn., publicly offered and
sold 225,000 shares of this firm's
100 par common stock
per
low
present
Co.
and
exercise
upon
a Jan. 23
offering circular, Continen¬
Securities, Inc., of 607 Marquette Ave., Minneapolis,
Minn., and Sampair & Egan, Inc., of the W. First Na¬
BUSINESS—Product
of
purchasing
interactions
acceleration
common
435,804 shs.
issuance
Sold—Pursuant to
$1.15
Power
the
with
the
$47,911.
for
ry.
$769,060
304,818
$554,112
operations
way
Net
(A. V.)
the
scientists
matter,
before
ever
utilized
registration statement
tal
at
is
sub-nuclear
and
supplied
reserved
15,901,297
from rail-
revenue
accelerator.
nuclear
outstanding shares
t600,000 shs.
&
be
with
analyzing
by
by
&
1712.
p.
Design
of
of
study
than
will
performance,
Beginner
Product
owns
15,955,851
1,391,033
1,472.947
.
„
Brookhavcn
from
construction
of
Random House, Inc.—Files for
value
are
Net
all
own
Lockyer
Mr.
contract
the
electron
a
to
without
Random
ware¬
of principal to
shares
and
officers
$2,027,059
revenue-
oper.
Railway oper. expenses-
'yw.-:
extremely
,
officer
payments
these
Railway
"
1960—12 Mos.—1959
$2,160,093 $23,733,782 $23,859,51-
I960—Month—1959
Period End. Dec. 31—
W.'1
Charles
common.
Synchrotron
30 .million
studies
greater
planned
^
_______
Reduced
Books,
subsidiary,
a
Potomac RR.—Earnings
Richmond, Fredericksburg &
proceeds, $100,company,
other
already produced
both
97,444
in-
of
par)—Stated
has
„■
one
for
utilization
constitution
Duo-Dynaply
power
I.,
particle
used by the
being
system
.
supplies
81,900
note
Stock
B
two
Brookhaven
for
by
scientists
According
5,000
$64,559.04
non-negotiable
is
times
chased
receipts
t 18,458
of
of
attained
AEC-sponsored
energy
$47,911
___
pledge
the
ac¬
$196,297
by
amount
by
demand
Common
50
of
secured
in
ventory
Source.
exceeding
fundamental
in
*$150,000
assigment of
class
$90,000
a
L.
accelerator
the
addition,
Administration loan
by
of
Columbia
amounts);
1200.
p.
terminals.
The
high degree
must—for the energy separation
Debt:
secured
equal
awarded
Source
the
or
Notes, 10% interest per an¬
principal subordinated to above
Small
of
and
Alternating Gradient
energy
accelerator
FINANCING
Authorized
_
balance
of
He
192,
Upton,
Power
the
energy ever
The AGS
Demand
Short
an
The
PRESENT
been
Brookhaven
American
monthly installments of $2,575 with
unpaid balance due and payable on
num,
shares
(in
shares.—V.
Power
five
the
and
proceeds
Small
(payable
the
District
President.
as
has
Duo-Dynaply
purposes.
EFFECT
Of
new
750
shares
Laboratory,
working
year:
secured
Business
the
of
one
any
only
are
accurately
CAPITALIZATION
Long
firm
j'
The
B
common
National
Administration
capital.
unable
listed
class
The
r
approving the capital expenditure in excess of $10,000.)
(6) Approximately $20,000 for engineering and development costs to
be incurred by the company for the
purpose of creating new vacuum
tube products.
'.v1
(7)
Inc.
a
Radiation Dynamics, Inc.—Contract—
partially
$3,000.
Small
in
and
common
is
the
12,372
approxi¬
Approximately $30,000 in payment of federal Excise Tax liability.
(4) Approximately $75,000 in payment of accounts payable.
(5)
Approximately $15,000 for
production and
testing equipment.
amount
of
Lockyer
shares
(3)
(This
Press,
invested
Monday, February 6, 1961
.
.
follows:
Zarmond
of
amount
217,902
be
tot finance installment. sales contracts receivable, and $230,000 for
working capital and other corporate purposes.
According to the prospectus, the company has outstanding 69,700
pur¬
pose tubes and high vacuum switches.
The principal executive office of the company is located at 2235 South
Carmelina Avenue, Los Angeles 64, Calif.
will
Inc., $400,000 will be invested in Publishers Service
Corp.,
State
primarily in
engaged
picture
payable to Colonial
('
■
BUSINESS—Pioneer
.
until
and
orange
the
they
maintenance
the
the
It
the
plans
to
is
acres,
retain
to
maintain
to
productive.
of
$80
incurred
be
10u aeres_
per
and
become
charge
2,809
balance
trees
trees
ac.ual- ccst
>
In
per acre
for main-.
Volume
Number 6027
193
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
The
must be paid by the purchasers. The Association was formed as
non-profit stock corporation for the purpose of assuming management
of
and maintaining
the groves and marketing the crop five years
after the trees are planted or become fruit bearing whichever shall
first occur. Each purchaser of a 10-acre tract snail receive one share
of the Association's stock, obligating the purchaser to use its facili¬
ties in the marketing of the citrus fruit and the care of the trees.
Of the net proceeds of the financing, estimated at $1,863,000, some
tenance,
$22,400 will be used
land payments,
for the purchase and planting of trees,
$648,000
for
drainage
for
operations,
for
purposes.
The prospectus lists Jack A. Freeman as president and Jules Freeman
this
They own all the outstanding 50 common
Industries. By virtue of its retention of 800 acres of
company will own
about 28.4%
of the stock of the
secretary-treasurer.
as
the
land,
the
Association.
%r:
•
■
industry.
beyond
go
the
of Citrus
shares
amounted
Edison
Proposal—
-
-
Joins
—
in
tell
can
12
o'clock
of
6%
27,
Co.,
of
sum
interest.—V.
accrued
due
v
540.
May
$500,000,
KPT
Mfg.
above.—V.
Co.,
192,
1971,
l,
Period End. Dec. 31—
at
Net
Net
prices
rev.
from
not
Net
Net
$
$
40,368,256
44,605,391
535,774,107 550,081,406
exps.
36,385,086
38,385,817
425,642,955 433,065,340
from ry. oper.
3,983,170
6,219,574
110,131,152
921,621
2,179,108
45,307,246
rev.
oper.
193,
$
$
Eastern
of
construction
■'
V'
Railway oper.
metering
Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—
$
1960—12 Months—1959
$
$
Railway operating exps.
14,701,262
14,480,400 182,630,925 183,914,960
from ry. oper.
7,491,406
10,584,593
78,429,020
87,966,489
income
3,541,857
4,106,605
36,107,599
39,692,248
oper.
ry.
193,
Investment Co.—Partial
Southwestern
The
has
company
called
for
Redemption—
redemption on March
$400,000 of its 5V2%
through
next,
1,
operation
of
March
1975, at 100%.
Payment will be made at the First Na¬
Trust Co., 22 William St., New York, N. Y.—V. 191, p. 1570.
1,
tional City
sinking
the
fund,
senior
notes
due
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—■
1960—Month—1959
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
-t-V.
from
$3,338,751
177,090
$76,920
$1,390,535
$1,483,459
43,288
8,184
419,274
484,226
the
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
193,
will
Star
call
total
loop and lateral pipelines, and necessary
facilities, according to Orville S. Carpenter,
225 million
will call for 'additioh of
first phase
approximately
of : approximately" 46,300 horsepower "making a
horsepower^to...be..-added for the entire program. New
25,755,969
compressor stations will tie constructed at West Monroe, Louisiana,
Kosciusko, Mississippi, Danville, Kentucky, and Delmont, Pennsylvania.
$670,652
$7,267,345
$8,891,176
254,589
2,773,961
4,871,818
Horsepower will be added at the company's compressor stations at
Gladeville, Tenn.; Wheelersburg, Berne, Lebanon, and Circleville, Ohio;
and Wind
announced
and
and
Jan.
on
Stephen
Dan's
P.
Ridge, Pa.
Partial Redemption—
Rochester,
This
30
four
N.
Star
Providence,
completed
the merger
supermarket
Dan's
of
chain,
it
Markets
was
corporation has called for redemption on March 1, next, through
the sinking fund, $562,000 of its first mortgage pipe line
5%%
series due 1977 and $675,000 of its first mortgage pipe
bonds
5%%
series due 1978, at 100%
plus accrued interest.
operation of
jointly
bonds
by Daniel Driscoll,
President of Dan's Markets
President of Star Market Co.
supermarkets, one each in Portsmouth, Dover
and Kittery, Maine, where it also has its head¬
H.
operates
R.
for
New England
line
Mugar,
operates
quarters.
been
I.
supermarkets
22
in
the
Greater
Boston
and
Hampshire
will be made at the office of Dillon,
New York 5, N. Y.—V. 193,. p. 424.
Payment
Street,
and
marks
first
Star's
entry
into
New
Dan's
According
in operation since
report, Star's total sales for
year ended Oct. 1, 1960 totaled $64,589,527.
The combined
volume
of
the merged
companies should
million
to
for
annual
last
its
fiscal 1961, Mr Mugar
stated.—V. 191,
p.
the
fiscal
revenue—
Net
Net
.
148.
p.
...
$85
total
2793.
$963,139
94,467
revenue—
$242,590
$288,648
$3,102,980
313,889
333,491
3,549,569
$71,299
$44,843
$446,589
'
•$
114,580
1,316,822
oper.
expenses
9,021,142
9,682,^3 101,570,129 106,881,068
Net
—V.
193,
ry. oper.
deficit
oper
in
letter of notification with
the SEC covering 80,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
offered at $2.25 per share, through Jacey Securities Co., N. Y., N. Y.
corporation
proceeds
29,287,759
33,353,578
*216,718
291,256
4,067,788
7,042,602
148.
p.
Jan.
on
to
are
be
filed
1961
30,
used
a
general
for
corporate
Oil Co.—Net Up—
company's net earnings for 1960 were $7,777,894,
increase of 8% above last year's results, despite a sharp reduction
allowable oil producing days in Texas, H. B. Fuqua, Board Chair¬
an
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
193,
1,885,114
Texas Pacific Coal &
Worth
Fort
The
Sunset Color Laboratories Inc., Rockville Center, N. Y.
The
1,066,365
ops.
income
oper.
ry.
♦Deficit.—V.
51.
p.
announced
man,
27.
Jan.
on
voted
Directors
regular
a
.
fourth
quarter
dividend
of
30, cents per
payable March 3, to shareholders of record Feb. 10.
said unaudited results for 1960 show earnings equal to
share, compared to $1.85. per share'in 1959. Gross income
1960 was $26,234,284. up from $26,149,351 last year.
share,
Fuqua
purposes.
per
Superstition
Mountain
Enterprises,
Inc.
—
Registers
with
firm,
the
stock,
the
SEC
to
will be
of
be
sold
Ariz.,
Apache Junction,
Jan.
on
offered
30,
for
1961,
public
covering
sale
at
registration statement
filed a
2,000,000
$2.50
per
shares of common
share. The shares
by company officials, licensed salesmen and broker-dealers,
selling commission not to exceed 15%.
company
was
organized in March 1959 for the purpose of
property located at the foot of Superstitution Moun¬
The
developing real
tain,
some
Apache
which
east
miles
seven
Junction,
it
It
Ariz.
and
has
two
and
purchased
one-half
certain
miles
has
south
real property
the Apacheland Sound Stage and
Street, architecturally designed for the 1870 period, which is
the shooting of motion picture and television productions.
In
Western
Street
is
operated as a tourist attraction.
The
intends, through the use of part of the proceeds of this stock
to
secure
additional real property
adjacent to its present
which
will
be
used
for
possible future development.
The
has
developed
of
upon
Western
used for
addition,
company
purchase from Quarter Circle W
Cattle Co. 293.6 acres of land south of Superstitution Mountain, and
it proposes to obtain an option from that company on an additional
1,507 acres.
It is the company's intention to use these properties for
possible future development.
Proceeds of the stock sale will be applied
to
entered
various
The
an
related
company
certain
W.
into
agreement
Winfield
to
purposes.
now
indebtedness,
Creighton
has
of
Perth
is listed
321,800
management
as
common
officials
shares
own
and
'11.36%.
President—V. 190, p. 1880.
N. J., electrical construction specialists, equip¬
engineers, released on Jan. 20 figures for the
ending Nov. 30, 1960.
for the company were $1,206,123 *as compared to
Amboy,
distributors,
and
three-month period
Total
net
sales
$1,343,352 for the corresponding period lasti year.
earnings
of $581,333
Fourth quarter results in 1960 showed gross income of $6,542,982,
approximately the same as the fourth quarter last year. This fourth
quarter net
was
$2,019,135, an increase above last year's fourth
quarter net of $2,013,993.—V. 192, p. 1957.
Texstar Securities, Inc.—Files for
Texstar,
with
Antonio,
San
offices in
filed
Texas,
operator.
the
.
Program commences operations and
directly
of
part
as
public
the
Building,
SEC on
1961 Gas
units. A
dealers if
offering,
should the issuer sell any units
it will retain the $600 as a
by
and
the
the
company
i
.
Inc.
to
amount
an
to
exhaust
accrued
interest.
sufficient
at prices not to exceed 100%
and
in connection
193,
with the
p.
*
*
>
previous sinking fund payment
148.
The
others
registration statement
which
to
are
associated
with
includes
offered
be
the
an
initially
additional 10,000
to employees and
company.
company is a distributor of propane, tanks and accessories for
storage and handling of propane, and household and other appli¬
using propane as a fuel. It operates through 30 distribution
the
ances
plants
Iowa, four in Illinois and four in Wisconsin. Concurrently
receipt of the net pioceeds from the stock sale, the company
par $2,000,000 principal amount of 6%
notes payable in
equal installments, 1962-1976. From the total proceeds received from
the stock sale and new debt financing, the company will repay
(1)
$500,000 of short-term bank loans, (2) $742,500 principal amount of
5% notes due 1966, and (3) $1,200,000 principal amount of 5% con¬
will
in
sell
at
vertible
subordinated
notes due November 1968. Some $500,000 of the
will be applied to purchase additional distribution
balance added to working capital.
remaining proceeds
plants
the
and
to
addition
In
292,675 shares of
21.8%
owns
certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
stock, of which Charles O. Russell, President,
management officials as a group 38.3%.
common
and
Thompson-Ramo Wooldridge Inc.—Exchange Offer—
Thompson-Ramo
filed
Wooldridge Inc., 23555 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland,
registration statement with the SEC on Jan, 27, 1961, covering
a
103,463
stock
The
shares
in
of
of
Co.
the
on
Thompson-Ramo
offer
than
stock. The company proposes to offer this
for 435,815 outstanding shares of common stock of
common
exchange
Condenser
share
conditioned
is
90%
(392,234)
the
of
basis
stock
upon
for
of
2,374/10,OOOths
each
Radio
of
(.2374)
Condenser
of a
stock.
its acceptance by holders of not less
outstanding 435,815
shares
of Radio,
stock.
Condenser
The
principal business of Thompson-Ramo and its subsidiaries is
the performance
of research, consulting and advisory services and
the manufacture and sale of products in the electronics, missile and
space
fields, and the manufacture and sale of aircraft component
parts and auxiliary equipment, largely for aircraft engines, and a
wide
range
of engine and other parts for automobile, trucks and
tractors, and miscellaneous other products. Radio Condenser, which
has its principal plant and offices in Camden, New Jersey, is engaged
principally in the manufacture and sale of condensers for home,
portable and pocket radio sets, automobile radio tuners and tuning
devices for the military and commercial communication field. Accord¬
ing to the prospectus, Thompson-Ramo holds options from 11 holders
of an aggregate of 409,284 shares
(94%) of Radio Condenser stock,
providing for the exchange of such shares on the basis specified above.
Thompson-Ramo now has outstanding, in addition to certain in¬
debtedness and preferred stock, 3,152,605 common shares, of which
some
8%
is held by management officials. In addition, Options are
outstanding with respect to 164,492 shares, 129,317 shares are reserved
for options that may be granted under stock option plans, and 36,394
shares
reserved
are
dustries,
Inc.—V.
for
193,
issue
to
former
shareholders
Radio
of
In-,
148.
p.
"
Thor Power Tool
First
National
Co,—Appointment—
Bank of New York has been appointed'
agent for 826,803 shares capital no par stocfccompany.—V. 192, p. 2065".
~
York
City
transfer
Three States Natural Gas Co.—To Be
Following
on
Jan. 20,
the
L.
Board
a
and
of
Sewell,
following
Directors
Three States
of
meeting of
Natural
Gas
of Delhi-Taylor
announcement;
President
joint
Acquired—
Delhi-Taylor
Co.
and
on
Three
Oil
Jan.
Corp.
23,
States
Mr.
made
"The accepted yardsticks
which were to be used in the proposed
purchase of assets of Three States, by Delhi-Taylor, have been applied
by nationally known appraisal firms since receipt of the Delhi-Taylor
offer by Three States last Oct. 16.
"In the considered judgment of the principal executives and their
Board of Directors, the related appraisals are fair and equitable and
to
all stockholders of both companies concerned
in and with this
transaction.
-
"Accordingly, on Jan. 21, Mr. Sewell transmitted to Three States
exchange offer of 4.75 of Three States shares for each one share
of Delhi-Taylor stock. This offer was approved by the Delhi Board.
"On
Jan. 23,
the Board of Directors; of Three States voted to
recommend
the terms of the Delhi-Taylor proposal to their stock¬
holders on a basis of the proposed ratio terms.
"The independent appraisals, which led to the final ratio formula,
gave
Delhi-Taylor a net asset value of $26.32 per share and Three
States a net asset value of $5.54 per share.
an
"Contingent
be
may
desirable,
called
of
"If
have
approve
such final regulatory agency decisions as
by both Delhi and Three States as prudent or
meeting of Three States' stockholders will be
the recommendations of the Board of Directorsupon
company.
approved,
the
assets
of
Delhi-Taylor will
Three States.
issue
Of
this
1,365,526
number,
shares
of its stock
557,439 will
be can¬
they will be issued for Three States stock which Delhi-Taylor
holds. At the conclusion of the transaction, Delhi-Taylor will then
celled
now
only
determined
an
early
to
the
for
as
outstanding 5,984,930 shares." —V. 188, p. 2689.
Period End. Dec. 31—•
Railway oper. revenue
Railway operating exps.
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net
—V.
ry.
oper.
193,
p.
income
1960—Month—1959 1960—12 Months
1959
$534,031
373,322
$605,743
$7,249,195
494,223
4,608,525
$7,769,972
4,733,700
$160,709
23,875
$211,520
$2,640,670
669,019
$3,036,272
884,466
45,844
52.
Trans-Air System
was
consolidation
technical
Debentures—
Milk
45
•'
organized under Delaware law in December 1960
and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Texstar Corp. (the operator).
It
was formed primarily to establish the Program,
to act as issuer under
a Joint
Venture Agreement and to serve in similar capacity in future
Texstar Gas and Oil Programs.
The Operator, formed in early 1959
The
for
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings-
the National Bank of Commerce
registration statement with the
a
1961,
30,
Co.,
American
shares
common
Offering—
covering $3,000,000 of Interests in Texstar
and
Oil Program,
to be offered for public sale in $6,000
commission of $600 per unit will be paid to brokers and
Jan.
commission.
outstanding
which
Supronics Corp.—Net Up—
The
ment
in
increase
I960
operating economies and the high ratio
drilling efforts, according to Eugene T.
company
offering,
property
$2
for
was accomplished through
of success in the company's
Adair, President.
"There were 104 allowable producing days in Texas in
1960, com¬
pared to 123 in 1959," Adair pointed out. "Approximately 73% of our
production comes from Texas. Keeping our production rate up to
1959
levels
in the face of this drastic curtailment of allowables
required an extremely carefully planned drilling program, and conJ
sistent economy in all phases of. operation."
In
Common—Proposes Offering-—
This
the
Feb.
I960.—V.
15,
amendment.
several
James
1,001,730
ry.
of
Thermogas Co.—Files for Offering—
$
$
$
k
'
Railway
from ry.
or
.
11,567,977 130,857,888 140,234,646
rev.
proven
This company, of 4509 East 14th Street, Des Moines, Iowa, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 30, 1961, covering 100,000
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale on an all or
none
basis through underwriters headed by A. C. Allyn & Co. The
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
1960—12 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
10,087,507
$147,585
163,307
Net def. from
before
of the
revenue.
Net
Trust
of $428,020
or
The
oper.
3,504,375
Net
directors
Colony
Nov.
due
*
$3,356,790
Railway operating exps.
are
17, 1961 the trust company will mail notices of
acceptance of any tenders accepted. Payments of accepted debentures
will be made on and after Feb. 23 upon receipt of the debentures.
Interest
on
accepted debentures will cease Feb. 22, 1961.
A total
of $444,965 principal amount of debentures was purchased
133,473
"
.
Railway
1960—12 Months—1959
1960—Month—1959
.
.
New Orleans RR.—Earnings-
Texas &
Period End. Dec. 31—
Staten Island Rapid Transit Ry—Earnings—
Railway oper.
of
Textron
of
sum
On
New
,
Period End. Dec. 31—
$789,887
1,360
*17,890
income
oper.
2,624,732
$53,004
$3,797
from ry. oper.
rev.
ry.
*Deficit.—V. 193,
,
2,506,952^
209,357
217,751
Railway operating exps.
1948, has a sales volume of about
$9 million annually.
A new, larger store is now under construction in
Kittery .Elaine, to replace the existing smaller one.
Star Market Co. has just opened the 22nd store in Warwick, R. I.
Markets,
I960—Month—1959 1960—12 Months—1959
$221,548
$262,361
$3,296,839 $3,587,871
period End. Dec. 31—
Railway oper.
Maine.
Read & Co., 48 Wall
Ry.—Earnings-
Texas Mexican
areas.
transaction
Old
Radio
addition
for
97,300
of
Operator,
with the
application calls for the
total of 474 miles of pipeline needed to complete
the
the
The
50,584
Co.,
board
1970
the
to
the
of
and
for cancellation
Jan.
on
25,437,831
Co.—Acquires—
have
Market
opinion
increase
The
Negotiations
into
•
Corp.—Expansion—
announced
which
$422,152
ry. oper.
Star Market
V
Transmission
he said.
addition,
147.
p.
310,612
2,473,045
income
oper.
146,853
^
,
.
two-year program.
will
1960—12 Month's—1959
$3,143,69f'*$32,705,i76 $34,647,145
$2,710,445
2,288,293
34,316
'
51,000 compressor horsepower at various stations already in operation
and construction of four new compressor stations.
The second phase
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
$1,103,949
President.
out of
pipeline
In
Period End. Dec. 31—
$972,625
Carpenter said. Included in this first stage will be the
a
165-mile-long 20-kich diameter pipeline from West
Kosciusko, Miss.; approximately 128 miles of 30-inch
diameter pipeline loops between Kosciusko and Lambertville, N. J.; and
37' miles of new lateral lines in New Jersey.
This will be 330 miles of
147.
p.
the
Street, Boston 6, Mass., up to
the close of business on Feb. 15,
1961, will receive tenders for the
sale of 15-year 5%
subordinated sinking fund debentures due Feb. 1,
of
La.,
Monroe,
2,017,494
$80,373
ry. oper.
$115,011
J
program
Eastern's FPC
construction
$3,500,953
1,948,216
in
one-sixteenth
expansion, Mr.
1960—12 Months—1959
$254,010
140,153
income
oper.
193,
$220,526
$4,205,718
3,101,769
cubic feet
per day expansion to be accomplished over a two-year period.
In the
finst phase, new facilities will be added that will allow expansion of
gas capacity up to 108.8 million cubic feet daily.
"We are asking for
a
decision as soon as possible so that the facilities called for in the
first phase can be completed and placed in service before next winter,"
Mr. Carpenter said.
The remaining capacity will be added during 1962.
Gas
necessary
for the expansion will be provided principally by
United Gas Pipe Line Co., Southern Natural Gas Co., and Texas Gas
Transmission Corporation under long-term contracts.
With $83 million set as the approximate cost for the entire project,
some $55.2
million will be needed to complete the initial stage of the
540.
p.
$4,140,871
3,168,246
numerous
customers,
new
Texas
—V.
1960—12 Months—1959
the increased quantities of gas will go to 27 customers
receiving gas from Texas Eastern. In addition, the increased
capacity will allow the company to extend natural gas service to! three
25,064,993 261,059,945 271,881,449
Net
which,
expenses, (a) an overriding royalty interest in the amount
of the Program's net working interest in each
pros¬
pect, and (b) 25% of each participant's net profit from each prospect.
The
proceeds contributed to the program shall be utilized by the
Operator to acquire interests in gas and oil properties and leases and
assemble such interests into prospects, to drill and otherwise
explore and
develop such prospects, to operate such prospects and to produce and
market the production of gas and oil therefrom.
The
company
has
outstanding
25,000
shares
of
common
stock.
Charles S. Payson is listed as Board Chairman and William T. Rhame
.as
President, and the directors of the company also constitute the
of
The
already
22,192,668
rev.
;
of
Most
$
revenue—
Net
costs
entire
$384,281
269,270
|
*1,078
regulating
and
Eastern
Texas
1960—Month—1959
.
prospects
and one-third ■ on prospects which the' Operator regards
conservative exploration prospects. As compensation for its
services,
the Operator will receive, in addition to
reimbursement for its actual
as
2268.
p.
will include construction of a new pipeline across North
Mississippi, construction of four new compressor sta¬
of compressor horsepower at several other stations,
addition
tions,
Southern Railway
192,
$64,482
corporation
expansion
The program
Louisiana into
243.
p.
may
hold
to
31 plans for an $83
daily delivery capacity
of its natural gas pipeline system by 225 million cubic feet.
Plans for the expansion were revealed when the company filed an
application with the Federal Power Commission seeking authorization
for the project.
46,118,358
revenue-
cost
position
266,958
193, p. 148.
Houston
million
117,016,066
income--
oper.
operating
ry.
—V.
'•' V *
"
.
Railway
a
746.
p.
1960—12 Months—1959
''''
Railway
in
1960—Month—1959
ry. oper.
•"Deficit.—V.
The
1960—Month—1959
estimated
any
are
Investment—
$331,440
income___
oper.
ry.
to
Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—
if
therefore
Central Ry.—Earnings-—
Railway operating exps.
Texas
Southern Pacific
instant
an
and
of
49
semi-proven
Textron, Inc.—Tenders
Pa., will up to
tenders for the sale
receive
debentures
the
the same
Pipeline
Pittsburgh,
1961,
fund
exhaust
to
plus
Trust
Feb.
on
sinking
sufficient
100%
exceed
to
&
in
a
Co., Inc.—Tenders for Debentures
Bank
(EST)
noon
subordinated
amount
an
National
Mellon
The
at
computations
p. 2512.
Tennessee
p.
to $45,284
192,
Railway oper. revenue
Southern Nitrogen
compared
Techno Fund, Inc.—New
%,. /,
-
..
Col, above.—-Y. 193,
California Gas Transimssion
See
Co.
profits for the company and its divisions,
Co.,
inc.
and O.
K.
Electric Supply'
to $63,738
We
our
line."—V.
See
California
Southern
net
Construction
period
a
year ago.
This represents an increase of 41% in net earnings or
20 cents per share earned based on 315,000 shares outstanding.
Com¬
pared to the same period last year if the same number of shares
were
outstanding
(.the
company
then
being
privately owned)
the
earnings would have been 14 cents per share.
Mr. Lester G. Kaufman, President of Supronics, said "the earnings
picture of the company over last year results from, among other
things, the installation of a cost control system which is unique in
$299,000
$416,000
Electric
Division,
and the balance for general corporate
planting of trees,
consolidated
total
Superior
a
(645)
of
industry.
Program will be
anywhere
in
the
two-thirds
of
the
on
several
companies,
specializes
in petroleum
According to the prospectus, the emphasis in
attempt to develop gas-producing prospects
an
United States and Canada. It Is anticipated that
Program's funds Willi be spent on the development
suant to
a
Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Pur¬
Jan. 25 offering circular,
Flomenhaft, Seidler
Co., Inc., 44 Beaver St., New York City, publicly of¬
fered 90,000 shares of this firm's 100 par common stock
at $2.50 per share.
BUSINESS—The company is engaged in the international air freight
forwarding business. It was organized under the laws of the State
of New York on July 3, 1958. In December 1958 the company received
&
50
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(646)
Monday, February 6, 1961
;;.
J
^
,
its
operating authorization
from
Civil
the
Aeronautics
International Air Freight
an
as
commenced
and
Board
PROCEEDS—The company
subject
Forwarder
from
operations.
of
such
and
furniture
capital
be
and
used
fixtures
will
which
of
be
the
the
for
and
acquisition;
for
$5,000
office
of
leasehold
required
PRESENT
The
Stock
transfer
of
(par 10 cents >___—____
Midland
Marine
the
for
agent
Trust
500,000
corporation.—V.
Co.
of
of
shares
192,
the
York
been
10c
Becker
G.
Blunt
Ellis
C.
Burnham
stock
Trans
The
1961
World
Chemical
for
&
to Dec.
fund
31,
due
notes
has
also
TWA's
New York Trust Company has been
appointed
equipment mortgage serial notes due Dec. 31,
1964, inclusive, and bfu% equipment mortgage sinking
Dec.
been
31,
fund
This
diversified
filed
the
of
paying
notes.—V.
Tri-Continental
type
1972
appointed
sinking
corporation.
agent
192,
for
all
Chemical
notes
will
Proceeds
be
debentures
Inc.
promissory
Eastman
investment
Tropical
Securities &
Florida
Co.
of
head
27-8%
H.
Reserve
the
the
corporation
E.
SEC
covering
(par 50 cents)
The
proceeds
Reserve
Life
shares
100,000
offered
be
to
Inc.,
be
to
are
Insurance
&
&
&
Co.
of
This
for
Los
the
Angeles
to
above.
Inc.,
California
Colo.—
$34,400,000,
of
shares.—V.
Potential
192,
Alaska's
of
preferred
stock
in
stock
the
of
the
p.
Bankers
in
Oil
%-inch
pounds
choke
of
Union
Alaska
from
represents
$3.16
or
the
tubing
and
in
acres
they
miles
southwest
4'/2
hold
miles
—V.
from
192,
made
the
have
since
and
Up
13,
of
its
the
lease
under
of
Anchorage.
north
flowing well
Union Oil Co.
by
The
cost
on
the
of
and
last
Union Pacific
of
town
of
extent
two
over
feet
Kenai,
about
Net
Net
ry.
to
of
—V.
Co
&
494,184,464 515,767,433
359,741,036
10,208,457
13,063,550
income...
2,589,722
2,605,298
or
3.7%,
which
3.9%
or
the
to
its
action
reduction
proposed
feet
without
was
in
purchased
from
overstated
is
cost
of
study
stock
at
134,443,428 137,025,631
32,835,294" 36,956,652
is
by
Delaware
of
Universal
the
$4
18.75
from
1961,
the
of
The
applicable
from
to
sales
reduction
the
basis,
is
there
no
Corp.
—Net
Net
other
officers
BUSINESS—The
is
in
the
previous
Dec.
a
and
operating
petroleum
The
lubricants
PROCEEDS—The
of
the
assets
no
the
at
The
plans
company
chemicals
of
will
company
present
and
to
of
New
York
to
be
of
all
the
of
laws
the
acquired
the
It
had
offering of the
in
expected
are
to
petrochemicals
usecf
be
the
following
manner:
writer.—V.
Research
Raw
facilities
material
Processing
Unallocated
:
working
capital
:___
'
7,658.90
47,000.00
....
*
i.-»*
•_
The
is
on
"best
a
efforts"
%
.%.
Universal
Air
exchange
December
not
is
to
of
as
for
Capital.
A
April
Capital
of jl
part
Executive
exchange
to
30,
1961,
the
Airlines
merger
shares
stock
of
proposal,
common
dividend
of
automatically makes the exchange
$1,000 Capital debenture.
to
convertible
Vice-President-finance
20
offer
'
3%
offer
according
and
abandon
deposited
deposited
EFFECT
subject
TO
to
PRESENT
option
an
stock
paid
20.6
for
shares
of
with
the
for
the
agent.—V.
merger
if
at
least
85%
United
First
192,000 shs.
held
by
represented
the
announced
the
p.
Uris Building's
was
Corp. of California—Additional
Fi¬
per
share.
Additional financing
stable
forecast
Chairman,
Mr.
Uris
stability
company
and
by
Underwriting
Lehman
the
ry.
193,
the
several
anticipated
supplies during
the
to
was
President
the
of
of
the,
itself
a
period
an
stock,
$250,000
$38,099.94
to
27,
for public
price and
will
the
to
will
funds
244,700
owns
to
used
be
indebtedness
repay
of
be
shares
of
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1960—12 Months—1959
$4,623,890
$46,109,931
3,318,102
36,795,534
35,541,550
$222,785
$1,305,788
$9,314,397
$9,348,952
403,449
1,223,676
7,603,477
8,458,023
.
$44,890,502
Co.—Earnings-
1960—Month—1959
1960—12 Mos.—1959
$3,923,842
$3,831r084
3,233,456
3,561,841
ops.
603,903
41,609,597
41,217,933
$269,243 $10,626,936
$690,386
income___
v
$52,236,533 $52,903,721
$11,685,788
188,643
•
.
5,431,476
'
5,857,802
the
company
buildings
Jan.
on
Alabama—Earnings1960—Month—1959
$328,549
that
20
1961
$3,909,687
$4,184,641
276,769-3,406,831
3,441,108
$54,058
$74,740
$502,856
$743,533
13,837
28,855
64,985
237,156
52.
p.
by
of
the
W.
22
SEC
stock,
to
be
48th
St.,
Jan.
on
subordinated
■
offered
for
offering
is
headed
to
by
be
made
Lee
terms
are
to
be
public
Company's
activities!
has under construction
firm,
Mr.'
the
-
its
account
own
stock
or
assets
controlled
and
and
the
to
John
$9,000,000
share of
by
Percy
ment
all
progress')
Uris;
Board
1963
industry.
common
in
shares
common
private
which, according to the
transactions.
income-producing
and
Norman
some
Dabney
sale
succeed
D.
Winston,
their
of
by
trusts and
of, the
by
units,
since
Uris
May
-
or
York
City
Board
created
and
Toni
a
Lively
of
that, the
some
cor¬
W.
of
Davis
Muss,
include
a
Jr.
controlled
Immediately
the
the
corporation
Murchison,
corporation
Dallas.
for
acquire
associates
Clint
assets
of/pMPptoperties
in-?the
presently owned by
development of additional
some
event
it
has
said
by
prior
predecessor
surplus
funds
the
company
properties.
of
and
The
for
the
company
a
temporary basis, repay
portion of its putstanding bank loans, which were incurred
number
purposes.
of
shares to
be
issued
to
Winston,
Muss
and
others
Railway Mjper.
Railway oper.
Net
rev.
1960—Month—1959 ".
revenueT
,.$2,252,590
expenses
*
from
ry.
opS;
Netrry. oper, Income—.
♦fi^ficit.—V. 193, p. 148,
2,090,176
„
'
•
Wisconsin Central RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31-/
when
4,000,006
operation
will
certain
Chairman;
These
by
second
,the /stock-or-
It
of,
v
construction
The
the
ma£erl&J|
18/ (1960,
noted
business
associates.
trusts
Murchison
properties.
the
to
|
Sfld
stock.
in
exchange for properties to be acquired is to be supplied by amendment.
w^uld.'see
He
of
of
transfej%e<|vto* the company in exchange for shares
of its
comnti^ Stock/..The net proceeds from the sale of units, together
Iwith
prqcfi|ft& from the sale .of - Common shares in private transactions,
will, be
general funds apd will be available for the develop¬
u.
in
of
shares
consisting
units
on
100,000
sold
controlled
foregoing
the
companies
:
of
of,
by
President,
corporation
rhanufactu^fh^
..
in New
one
in
registration
a
400,000
company was organized
under Delaware law in January 1961
and will engage
in the conception, planning and execution of large
scale property development
and construction projects throughout the
United States, with chief emphasis on. the
preferred
.
poration
publicly-owned
and
sale
and
filed
covering
1981
The
1959,
30,
uninterrupted flow of:Na(pple building
a
York,
1961,
due
an
all-or-none basis through under¬
Higginson Corp. The public offering price and
to be supplied by amendment. 'The
registration
includes
are
New
30,
debentures
principal amount of debentures
statement also
acres of land.
now
thrqugh
building-construction
the period.
1960—12 Months—1959
$351,509
274,491
building and
diversified
for
confidence
the
Jan.
on
offering
148;
prospectus,
Universal
development
exdhaflgd^ for the 12,000
JJrif- became
now
and
firm's first annual stockholders meeting,.
in
SEC
offered
be
2,866,132
from ry.
underwriting
Corp./—First Annual Meeting-pf
expressed
the
to
public
$3,088,917
corporation,
writers
.
Agreement
Brothers, have agreed severally,
additional
from ry. oper.
oper. income___
common-'
option to the Webb subsidiary on
by the Tampa Hills project. These
by the company in 1960.
the_ corporation
labor
of
pointing
the
at
for
of
notes
income___
oper.
convertible
an
close
acquired
construction
with
stock,
The
exps.___;
statement/- with
for
°A
sale
bank
rev.
may;
148.
capital
Sons.
52.
p.
rev.
This
under¬
sale
the American Stock Exchange;—f-V; '192."
on
statement
of
&
revenue__
acquisition;- and
Currently
about
46%
have
been
National
City
Trust
Co.,
New
York
as
$23.50
UNDERWRITERS—In
traded
243.
p.
Winston-Muss Corp.—Files for
Offering—
Outstanding
shs.
debentures
details follow:
underwriters,
gave
is. in
193,
FINANCING
heavy and light earth moving equipment and other industrial products,
Including
fabricated, steel
products '"and
flanges,
and "its(v ^qpmmon
is
the
from ry. oper.
193, p.
Net
and
research
sell Tampa Hills was; &ade in view of/the
.attractive
company," Mr. Mullaney stated.
V"'
~
V
to
the
to
of
oper.
ry.-
//Net
_
the
par
stock at
were
Universal -Marion
stock
of
nancing Details—Our issue of Jan. 30 reported the offer¬
ing on Jan. 26 of 650,000 shares of this firm's $1
common
made
shares
Brown
Railway oper. revenues
Railway operating exps.
exchange.
193,
Financial
acres
also
located
acres
"The decision
each
by United
has
to
James
Mullaney,
improvements made in
acsquisition.
its
above.—V.
registration
a
50,000
Alex.
expenses'
$22.50
corporation
stock,: of which $4,320,000
offer
-
,
for
/ The Tampa Hills acquisition was consummated on Sept.
when shareholders approved the issuable of new convertible
to
property.
each
may
exchange
stock
United's
debenture
United
extended
debentures
offer
for
Inc.—Exchange Offer Extended—
has
common
Barke's
United's
are
Lines
its
subordinated
in
$19,750
*1,000,000
shares
Fla.
Marion
2,860
some
additional
United Air Lines
United
United
relations;
includes
since
$300,000.00
,
$1,000
public
according
and
filed
Western Ry. of
1862,;*:
p.
Jacksonville,
Marion,
Corp.,
Period End. Dec. 31—
Tampa- Hills- land development project, containing approximately 12,000
acres,
to the Manatee River Development Co.,' a subsidiary of Del E.
Webb Corp. The purchase price, in cash, notes and mortgages,
was
company
5,786,423
Marion
oper.
rev.
..Net
Universal Marion Corp.—Sells Development—
$8,950,000,
60,000.00
__
2065.
p.
■'*
8,000.00
expenses
Total
192,
*t
10,000.00
■____
Reserves
Selling
,
44,841.10
23,367,034
6,005,778
revenue.
The
67,500.00
__
_____________
23,999,189
184,356
oper.
Net
$55,000.00
________
costs_:_
' cost
Legal fees, costs
Administraitve
Curtis
and
par)_
such
192,
1,711,203
1)27,446
that
GIVING
(10c
10,000
1,575,835
oper..
—V.
;
.
—V.
and
96,257,619
Railway
<
'-Including 60,000 shares reserved for shares subject to options held
by Messrs. Benjamin W. Loewy, John H. Carmichael and Miron J. Shes-
and
kin,
in
stock
88,629,282
Railway
1959 which
The company
Authorized
Common
from
$
119,624,653
7,703,909
Engineering Co., Inc.—Proposes Offering—
oper.
193,
—V.
CAPITALIZATION
the
in
primarily
$
112,628,471
7,123,022
Western Pacific KR.
March,
dissolved.
shares
no
industry.
proceeds
advertising
1960—12 Months—1959
$
exps.
Period End. Dec. 31—
organ-/.
be
for
V
v/A
-
corporation
a
development.
time.
has
engage
derived
these
sell
the
company.
stages
company
to
prospectus,
organizational
sale
and
products.
high-grade
has
and
history.
processing,
1960
directors
company
promotional,
recovery,
20,
1960—Month—1959
O.
ry.
—V.
par
proceeds
will
Offered—
;
2269.
p.
9,415,112
short-term
Railway
offering circular,
Rector St., New York
$20,000
to
Stock
*
192,
25
and
Pursuant
Co.—Common
above.—V.
8,698,857
Western Maryland
Common
—
offered, without underwriting, 100,000 shares of common
stock (par $3) at $3 per share.
The offering was made
by Mr. Harry James Reginald, Chairman and Treasurer
Petrochemical
corporation
to Percy Uris,
President; Lester
Uris,
Weinschel, President. The balance
employed for working capital. Mr. Weinschel
the outstanding stock.
any of the shares will be sold.
The
received by the company (assuming all shares are' sold)
approximately $229,750 and will be used for the following pur¬
poses in the following priority: $140,000 for procurement, manufacture
and assembly of Language
Laboratory Equipment; $50,000 for capital
equipment, e.g., electronic and other test and assembly equipment,
plant installation, woodworking shop, machine and power tools, draft¬
ing
equipment, model language laboratory installation and showroom;
net
Union
D.
Engineering Co., Inc., 10503 Metropolitan Ave., Kensington,
proceeds
repay
staff.
Commission's
organized. under
was
State
assurance
the
of
In, addition
.
ry. oper.
covering
Bruno
the
by
Inc.,
income
through
net
in
engaged in the manufacture, sale and installation of equipment used
schools and colleges in the instruction of modern foreign languages
other audio equipment.
the
directors
Harold
The company and its subsidiaries are
engaged in research, and the
development, engineering, production and sale of high quality precision
microwave calibration and
testing equipment. In addition to certain
indebtedness, it now has outstanding 250,000 shares of stock. Of the
the earlier
company
said this
service
Jan.
a
discontinued doing business and is
PROCEEDS—Since
all
year
are
the
and
148.
one
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. The company
has agreed to sell the
underwriter, for $300, four-year warrants for
purchase of 3,000 additional shares at $12 per share.
cents
in
proposed
July 13, 1960 and thereafter
Language Laboratories Corp.,
laws
Communications
RCA
share.
per
corporation
of
under
has
378,741,802
Industries,
Universal
sale
United's
Laboratories
Offered—Pursuant to
38-story
p. '748.
Period End. Dec. 31—
Electronics
Third
850
52.
p.
Maryland,
Producing.
under
now
and
of
directors
revenue__
oper.
193,
Weinschel
-./'.•
filing
1343.
p.
at
now
Associates—Merger Off—
Weinschel
prejuduce
the
of
increase
by
resulting
Union
192,
from
rev.
ry.
See
costs.
in
building
(Del E.) Webb Corp.—Subsidiary Buys Land—
increase
rejected by the
The Commission,
affiliate, Union
United,- however,
included
the
jurisdiction
the
.
H.
Eastern
Net
'
deletion
after
Shreveport.
FPC
for
revenue
attorney; Harry S. Bayer, Vice-President; Courtney C.
Friedman, Vice-President;
and
H.
D.
Harvey, Vice-
B.
operating
—V.
costs
gas
office
$
Federal
the
annual
was
increase.
filing
reduces
the
amount
approximately $220,000 annually.
new
assets
ized
44,092,933
with
Securities Corp., 19
City, publicly offered 75,000 shares of this firm's 10b
$
31,029,383
of
purchased
earning
V *
the
is
officers
terms
the
oper.
which was
ha t overstated its purchased
filing,
a
begin
20-story
a
building,
Period End. Dec. 31—
increase
rate
company
cubic
for
Railway
first
thousand
its
BUSINESS—The
$
refded
gas
Underhill
1960—12 Months—1959
3
natural
disallowed
7
reflected
190,
State
1960—Month—1959
40,060,363
193, p.
a
also
in
gas
Stock
west.
29,851,906
oper.
Sons—
Co.
filing the FPC said that United
by approximately $559,000 per
supplier's rate increase which had been disallowed.
per
Universal
about
east
miles
is
from ry. oper.
rev.
Bachner,
Railway
65
field
the
has
La.,
gas
the
Wabash RR.—Earnings-^-
%
the
and
Street
executive
Chairman,
See
Co.—Refiles Rate Increase—
said
both
in
receiving steel and is scheduled
early 1962.
This building Is already 30%
rented,
leases pending signature, Mr." Uris said.
major
re-elected
Railway
$4,640,000,
purchased
Oct.
subject
The
55,000
expenses
oper.
-
^
new
by
—V.
in
gas
revenue..
oper.
Witter
Texas.
1,550
with
RR.—Earnings—
§
Railway
Railway
Dean
refiling
will
'
in
President.—V.
21,500
21,500
a
other
Brown;
12,000
Inc.—
filing,
rejecting
Co.,
rates
common
Period End. Dec. 31—
R.
United
proposes
to
make
its
new
filing
effective
Feb.
18.
The
higher rates would affect approximately 50 utility customers purchasing
gas
from
United
in
Arkansas,
Florida,
Louisiana,
Mississippi,
and
of
extends
well
new
discovery of
the more than
evaluating
Developed
south
to
.
3,200
Inc.——-
Co.
&
Weld &
V
its
cents
reduction
2658.
p.
Co..
&
$4,860,000,
a
making
by including
26.75
filing
been
fifth
a
commercial
south
Walker &
H.
White,
earlier
interest
stockholders.
told
,
office
Broad
60
occupancy
Board
3.200
7,600 %
Joseph Walker
a
The
earlier
letter
United's
same
has
proposes
buildings
*
Uris
at
Varian
5,400
—_
Walston
because the
50%
Uris
reported
that
1,400,000
square
ieet,
or
approximately
available in these buildings is already rented under
Principal
Towbin
Unterberg,
3,200
wholesale
a
•
higher
25%'
the
on
field
gas
interval 5,688-5,728
been
E.
G.
Shreveport,
sought
FPC
8,709,807
increase
share
per
30
Jan.
on
of
and
a
joint project of
Hilton Hotels Corp.
and
a
own
located
Streets
7,600
—;*
7,600
rates.
The
25% —
the
on
an
natural
owners.
first
for
5,400
Co.
,^
Uris
hotel
54th
1961.
Avenue,
lease:
3,200
C.
7,600
retain
Mr.
is
1963,
Inc.
will
and
new
and
space
term
Another
21,500
Wagenseller & Durst Inc..
12,000
/
filing
overstated
pressure.
Ohio
1959
Co. Inc.
Boyce
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
.
5,400
Co.
company
made
joint
perforated
a
&
of
long
with
Co.—____
&
Barney &
Bros.
in
Park
350
93%,
12,000
3,200
.'/%'■
Producing
share
per
commercial
Co.,
Simon
M.
additional
Uris
were
5,400
January
new
Jan.
In
area more
than two miles south of previously drilled
has been completed flowing 5,300 MCF of
gas per day through
It
3,200
Inc.______
Commission
rejecting
to
producing
wells.
a
Ohio
and
Net
preliminary earnings
substantially through completion of
Kenai Peninsula,
it
was
reported
Feb.
1
California
I.
Smith,
Stein
_
7,600
Sutro & Co
Co.
Co._
costs.
to
increased
the
21,500
Co.—________
Fay
company's
FPC
with
2658.
p.
first
3,200
Co.___
building,
53rd
^
3,200
12,000
Co.
Co.-—_—__—
&
costs.
the
notification
of
1960
$3.95
or
outstanding.
This
earnings of $27,515,000,
1959
number
Shields
7,600
company,
The
/>-....
reported
company
,of
7,600
Inc.__
Sons__
at
Mr.
3,200
Inc.__'
&
early
will
Corp.
office
early
Building
Co._;:—_
Shearson,
between
Rockefeller Center,
Buildings
three
ing
21,500
5,400
3,200
3,200
.
Co.—
Associates
Hammill
Security
3,200
540.
rejected
Denver,
letter
a
purchase
shares
common
over
1960
year
Schwabacher &
3,200
12,000
year
Oil
12,000
Co
&
This
had
Union
21,500
in
competition
building
The
Inc.
Avenue.
Refsnes, Ely, Beck & Co.
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co. Inc.——-—i—
underwriting
Co.
Well Discovered—
Co.*
Sons*
&
193,
—V.
share, without underwriting.
per
used
7,600
;
v
Co.
Hutton
Power
non-cumiflative
of
at $3
Co.
Americas
is
Uris
buildings are the 33-story International Telephone and Tele¬
graph building at 320 Park Avenue, the 30-sccry Hanover Bank Build¬
7,600
Corp.
Daniel Reeves &
.
the
43-story office structure
new
a
which
Center,
12,000
——
Rauscher, Pierce & Co. Inc.
3,200
Americas,
Rockefeller
These
Net
filed
1961
Paribas
7,600
United Gas Pipe Line
Underwriters,
12,
&
the
of
for
company
Jackson
Webber,
Curtis.*,
office-space figure Is
of
with
Corp.,
and
...
a
Citing rental income of $9,305,866 from 'the company's three com¬
pleted ouildings for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, Mr. Uris reported
3,200
Co.___——'.—j.-——
Oppenheimer & Co.__
Paine,
5,400
Co.*
Hogle &
F.
Association—Files—
Industries,
Jan.
on
&
?
5,400
Noyes & Co
Hentz
Hooker
3:,4%
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
5,400
7,600
Co.__
&
—
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—
W. H. Newbold's Son
3,200
A.
J.
Selected
gas
United
that
Haupt & Co._________
Hemphill,
"
.,,
Cooperative
Citrus
will
7,600
3,200
Uris
.
Templeton __'
5,400
Marache &
Hallgarten
Ira
covering
1966.
$6,900,000
McKelvy & Co.__j.__
Mitchum, Jones &
Inc.
1
at maturity $7,360,000 of its
pay
1961;
hotel
7,600
3,200
5,400
3,200
Co
&
Sachs
Goodbody &
closed-end
Feb.
on
April 1, 1961; and a $3,800,000
corporation due March 31, 1961.
2759.
p.
1,
the
of
company
7,600
Gunn, Carey & Roulston
due
Union
River
South
primarily to
March
the
of
Dillon,
group'.'—V. 190,
See
used
due
debentures
note
Goldman,
for
Corp.—Registers Debentures—
management
a
Industries
York
New
registrar
scheduled
Co.——
12,000
greater
the
Avenue
Buildings
&
/
.
,
&
Garrett
Granbery,
registration statement with the SEC
$20,000,000 of debentures, series A, due March 1,
27/s%
and
Edwards
Robert
Corp
Ryons
:
&
&
Clark
Co.
be
*
2,-150-room luxury hotel.
This is
commercial
construction - activity
than
any
and
space
builder.
in
Avenue
the
on
Irving Lundborg & Co.—
Inc.—
First California Co.
1957.
p.
G.
Fahey,
&
office
partnership
Lester,
r
Securities &
A.
Airlines, Inc.—Appointment— '
6 Mi %
Kidder & Co. Inc.—
Laird
12,000
&
Co.
Dempsey-Tegeler
Eastman Dillon,
Bank
the
Co.-
Weedon
kberstadt
A. M.
in
21,500
•,
Inc._
Co
&
M.
F.
Co
Bros.
U.
at, 1290
5,400
3,200
5,400
5,400
Kaplan & Co
Co.___._
Co.__*__
&
to
S.
Freres &
Simmons
&
Dain
H.
of
Included
5,400
Co
Co.
Crowell,
J.
of
Lazard
& Leith—_____
Union
trustee
&
Bradford
Burgess
believed
other
number
names.
7,600
&
&
John
Kaufman
3,200
:
Bingham, Walter &
Hurry Inc.________
appointed
value
par
the
their
feet
square
12,000
Stearns
A.
205.000 shs.
has
common
Inc._
Co
&
Bear,
2512.
p.
Co.
&
Bateman, Eichler & Co.
machines
Outstanding
509,000 shs.
New
stockholders
purchase
to
Shares
12,000
FINANCING
Authorized
forth,
set
opposite
below
3,200
Co.*;
Barth
J.
Common
&
Boettcher
TO
therein
selling
107,500
Ball, Burge & Kraus
J.
program.
EFFECT
the
forth
set
Brothers
Baker
Amott,
Bache
will be used for additional working
by the company's office in New York
GIVING
from
stock
Abbott, Proctor & Paine_
A. C. Allyn & Co. Inc
$14,000
expansion
CAPITALIZATION
capital
conditions
and
and
company
of
Lehman
installation
and
terms
Shares
establishment
the
Approximately
result
a
by
will
amount
expenses.
as
facilities
the
shares
contemplates the expansion of its freight-
of terminals in Chicago,
Miami, Newark, Detroit and San Francisco. In connection therewith,
approximately $150,000 of the net proceeds of the offering will be
used substantially
as
follows; $26,500 for office machines and furni¬
ture and fixtures; $23,500
for leasehold improvements and other ex¬
penses in connection with the opening of the terminals; and, $100,000
for
working capital for the new terminals to be used for general
corporate purposes, including financing accounts receivables. In additioh, the company anticipates it will need approximately $34,000 in
connection
with
the
expansion of its
New York facilities,
$15,000
forwarding
the
to
;
>
1960—12 Mos.—1959
$2,706,256 $32,361,731 $32,387,004
2,273,460
26,661,938
26,828,389
$162,414
$432,796
$5,699,793
*"134,395
51,977
699,033
.'•* '
'
1
$5,558,615
."
858,920
Volume
193
Number
6027
ALABAMA
Francisco; Shuman, Agnew
Co., and Weeden & Co., at a
price of 100.012, a net interest
1964
from
to
Due
1993
cost of about
$30,000
1961 bonds.
revenue
5,000
,
inclusive.
3.86%,
5s.
as
from
Jan. 1
on
150—were awarded to
p.
&
(CST) on Feb. 13 for
purchase of $118,000 water¬
Dated Jan. 1, 1961.
193,
of San
until 2 p.m.
system
The Commercial and Financial
.
a
group composed of The Wells
Fargo Bank American Trust Co.,
Bond
Offering — Lloyd
McPeters, Chairman of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
the
.
—v.
Killen Waterworks Board, Ala.
works
.
Due
1962 to
4s.
as
March
on
Due
,
Due
on
3V2S.
Due
on
1,
1969.
Cochise
County, Buena Sch. Dists.
30,000
(P. O. Bishee), Ariz.
,
Sale
Bond
eral
The
—
obligation
fered
on
were
awarded
Jan. 30—v.
to
gen¬
bonds
193,
p.
com¬
posed of William R. Staats & Co.,
Hutton & Co., and the First
E. F.
National
Bank
of
Arizona,
in
Phoenix.
60,000
Bond
Sale
waterworks
Jan.
$1,525,000
improve¬
revenue
1960
31—v.
awarded to
John
The
—
series
ment,
on
Smith, Ark.
bonds
193,
offered
426—were
p.
syndicate headed by
a
Nuveen
&
Co.
CALIFORNIA
Alamitos
District,
County, Calif.
$435,000 school
building bonds offered
—v.
193,
The
Bank
of San
of
of
100.661,
Alta
America
Francisco,
N.T.&S.A.,
at a price
4s,
as
basis of about 3.93%.
a
Bond
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Visalia, until
10 a.m. (PST) on Feb. 14 for the
purchase
A
of $35,000
bonds.
Due
Dated
school, series
14, 1961.
:Unified
Contra Costa
Bond
the
District,
County, Calif.
$1,000,000 1960
The
to
a
Crocker
Bank,
First
Trust
-
426
p.
group
—
on
were
of
composed
Anglo
National
Western
Bank
&
Co., both of San Francisco,
Francis
I.
Salomon
duPont
Bros.
&
&
Co.,
Areata
School
Hutzler,
at
a
District,
Humboldt
County, Calif.
193,
The
pf
Bank
San
of
America
Francisco,
as
1962
20,000
5s. Due
to
as
at
price
Sale—The
on
31—v.
of
on
Due
&
4s.
4s, at
as
a
Feb.
Fort
Sale
Bond
will
receive
p.m.
on
July 1, i960. Due
and
City
to
1990
interest
—
The
on
of
on
$150,000
mu¬
series
The
of America N. T. & S. A., of
Bank
awarded
to
San Francisco.
Fountain
until
11
for the
tion
(PST)
a.m.
(J-J)
from
on
Feb.
14
1962 to
1981 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
approved by O'Melveny
Myers, of Los Angeles. >.
Legality
bids
bonds. Dated
July 1 from
Principal
payable at the
Legality
office.
Fowler Union High
School District,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $42,000 school
bonds offered on Jan. 24—v. 193,
awarded
244—were
Sale—The
Bank
& Trust Co.,
of
Francisco, and Weeden & Co.,
jointly, at a price of 100.035, a
interest
net
cost
about
of
2.51%,
follows:
as
$125,000
to
Dean
Due
Dec.
on
1959,
C
series
17
2JAs.
as
1963
and
Due
Dec.
on
15,
Feb.
Due on
15
,C.
National
of
Bank,
J. A. Hogle &
Co., Baxter & Co.,
Banking & Trust C6.,.of
Wilson, Robert Winthrop & Co.,
Lemon & Co., FahneCo., Singer, Deane
&
Johnston,
&
High School
Scribner, National Bank of Com¬
Seattle, Model, Roland
Granbery, Marache &
Bond
Sale
The $1,110,000 Co.,
school, series A bonds offered on
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., First
Jan. 31
v.
193, p. 245 — were Southwest Co., J. Barth & Co.,
awarded to a syndicate headed by A. M. Kidder & Co., Lincoln R.
the Bank of America N. T. & S. A., Young & Co., Reinholdt & Gard¬
of San Francisco,
at a price of ner, McJunkin, Patton & Co., An¬
100.04,
a
net
interest
cost
of derson & Strudwick, F r a n t z,
about 3.64%, as follows:
Hutchinson
&
Co., Zahner and
$320,000 as 5s. Due on March 1 Company, Thomas & Co., Kalman
& Co., Inc., Arthur L. Wright &
from 1963 to 1970 inclusive.
District, San Diego County,
merce, of
&
Stone,
California
Dec.
1,
building
bonds
election
offered
1957,
Jan.
on
150—were
Bank
$485,000 school
series H
193,
24—v.
awarded
to
The
America
of
N.T.&S.A., of
Francisco, and Associates, as
4s, at a price of 101.146, a basis
San
about
of
3.89%.
Orange Unified School District,
Orange County, Calif.
Offering—L.
B.
bids
at
until
11
the
office
his
purchase
election
Dated
Feb.
Santa
$715,000
series
A
15, 1961.
1962
Due
1977
to
Ana,
Feb. 7 for
on
school,
bonds.
Feb.
on
inclusive.
pay¬
the
County "Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
able
at
—
offered
193, p. 53
Taylor
&
v.
to
school
—
on
were
Co.,
,
as
Due on Feb.
4V2S.
as
Due on Feb.
4y4s.
Union
School District,
High
Tulare
-
Bond
County, Calif.
$204,000
Offering—Claud H. Grant,
a.m.
purchase
(PST) on Feb. 7 for the
of $280,000 1960 school
Feb.
Dated
bonds.
7
Feb.
clusive.
from
7,
1963
1961.
1981
to
Principal
and
payable at
the
(F-A)
Due
in¬
interest
County
School
Union
—v.
193,
The
Bank
of
San
of San Francisco, at
price of 100.092, a net interest
cost of about 3.64%, as follows:
on March
1963 to 1971 inclusive.
as
from
as
5s.
Due
4s.
Due
on
March
1
Bond
for the
as
on
Jan. 24
244—were awarded to
America N.T.&S.A.,
Francisco, at a price of
of
from
4s.
Is.
Due
Due
on
on
March
March
1984 to 1986 inclusive.
Joint School District,
and
Contra
Costa
Offering—Jack
1961.
Blue,
purchase of $75,000 school,
bonds. Dated March 15,
Due
on
March
15 from
1966
inclusive.
1980
Principal and
interest
(M-S)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved'by.Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington
& -Sutcliffe, of Ban
Tulare County,
Bond
1
series
Sale—The $139,000
B bonds offered
—v.
1
Sale
Bond
193,
to
Calif.
The
—
193,
The
Bank
of
San
Drexel
p.
& Co., and the Philadel¬
National Bank group were
phia
Chemical
follows:
as
Trust
Co.,
Weld
White,
Illinois
&
York,
New
Continental
Co.,
National
New
Bank
of
Bank
Trust
&
Co., of Chicago, Hemphill, Noyes
& Co., '
Dean Witter & Co., W. H. Mor¬
ton & Co., Inc,. A. G. Becker &
G.
on
Jan.
Crocker
composed
of
The
Anglo
National
Bank,
-
San Francisco,
of
Devine &
C. J.
L.
Day,
York
&
R.
Bacon, Whipple & Co., William
group
a
&
Hanseatic Corp.,
427—were awarded
p.
Walker
H.
Co., New
Anthony
Tucker,
f
$1,000,000
offered
school 1960 bonds
31—v.
Blair &
Co., Courts & Co., Hark-
&
ness
Hill, Inc., Mercantile-Safe
Deposit & Trust Co., of Baltimore,
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc., Shelby
Davis & Co., Rand & Co.,
Co., Francis I. duPont & Co., and
Salomon
Bros
&
Hutzler, at a
Cullom
price of 100.075.
Julien
.
&
Agency,
Redevelopment
Vallejo
Offering—James D. Rich¬
ardson, Secretary of the Redevel¬
Agency, will receive
bids until 11 a.m.
(PST)
Collins & Co., McCormick
Co., The Ohio Company, Schaf-
fer, Necker & Co.,
Cruttenden, Podesta
& Co., A.
Dougherty & Co., Robin¬
Co.,
Inc.,
Stein
&
Boyce, Third National
in Nashville, D. H. Blair &
Webster
son-Humphrey
Bros.
sealed
Bank
on
Feb.
the
for
15
purchase
of
$1,240,000 Marina Vista project,
tax
allocation, series
A bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1,
1991. Callable as of Feb. 1, 1970.
Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
Co., Townsend, Dabney & Tyson,
Barret, Fitch, North & Co., Chap¬
man, Howe & Co., J. B. Hanauer
& Co., McDonald-Moore & Co., J.
C.
Wheat
&
E.
W.
Colket
Francisco.
of San
& Co., Janney, Battles
Clark, Inc., Penington,
Co.
&
Connecticut
(State of)
A forecast of the State's economic
on
Sale
Bond
(State of)
the
merger
First
of
a
group
National
Lehman
body
Co.,
Pea-
Drexel & Co., and
National
Bank, of
Philadelphia, as 2.85s, at a price
of 100.1777, a basis of about 2.83%.
Other members of the First Na¬
tional
Bank
City
group
were
as
upon
esti¬
Federal
mates, established trends, and the
weighted opinion of a well known
management consultant firm Booz,
Allen & Hamilton, New York City,
is
in
contained
"Connecticut
headed by
Kidder,
Brothers,
&
headed by
Bank, of
City
New York, and a group
During
a
in
booklet entitled
Seventies."
the
decade,
42% faster in
the
Con¬
past
necticut grew
popu¬
lation than the United States as a
whole. This
was aided by
employment op¬
growth
the expansion of
largely
portunities,
by
existing
industry.
More than 1,400 new
manufacturing
plants,
currently
& Co., Inc., employing 55,000 workers, were
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of created here since 1950, with about
of
this
employment
Chicago,
Kuhn,
Loeb
&
Co., one-third
follows: Halsey, Stuart
Phelps,
Co., Goldman,
& Webster Se¬
Corp., Wertheim & Co.,
Co., Inc., Hornblower &
&
Fenn
curities
Blair
&
The
J.
Van
&
American
Haupt
&
& Co., HallWeeden & Co.,
Ingen
Co.,
Securities
Corp.,
Ira
Co.,
indicates
the market
300 miles will
Co., Seattle-First Na¬
of Seattle, First of
people
mate.
Bacorv Stevenson
&
Co.,
by
This
addition
the
the
that
area
within
likely increase from
of
1970, by Federal esti¬
increase
a
new
the
means
market
size of New York
City.
Mr. Sidney A. Edwards
Bank,
Michigan Corp., F. S. Smithers &
Co., Roosevelt & Cross, Reynolds
&
booklet
and
state
44,000,000 people now to 51,000,000
Weeks,
garten
out of state.
coming from
Sachs & Co., Stone
tional
Francisco, and Associates,
$28,980,000
—
school,
53—were awarded to
America N.T.&S.A.,
The
—
based
1960s,
highway system bonds offered on
Feb. 1
v.
193, p. 427 — were
awarded to a syndicate formed by
Jan. 17
of
during the decade of the
growth
B.
Union School District, San
Diego County, Calif.
1
Lehman
Co., Inc., Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., Coffin & Burr, R. S. Dickson
&
Co., First National Bank, of
Boston,
Hayden,
Stone :&• Co.,
& Co., and C. N. White & Co.t
*
E. F. Hutton & Co.; Kean, Taylor
Tulare Union High School District, &
Co., Laird, Bissell & Meeds,
Philadelphia
G.
Francisco.
1980 to 1983 inclusive.-
as
Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Inc., Dean Witter & Co., Weeden
& Co., Stone & Youngberg, Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., Lawson, Levy,
Williams & Stern, J. A. Hogle &
Co., Bender & Co., Fred D. Blake
$142,000 school,
C
,
.from
syndi¬
Merrill
Lynch,
Connecticut
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at
his
office
in
Oakland,
until 10 a.m.
(PST) on Feb. 14
Poway
70,000 as 3%s. Due on March
from 1973 to 1979 inclusive.
the
of
follows:
as
the
1,
1972.
members
District,
p.
Alameda
to
a
1,
the
of
Brothers, Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
York
were
Calif.
County,
100.12.
awarded to The Bank of America
N. T. & S. A.,
March
on
Renshaw.
&
members
Economic Projection Prepared—
Counties, Calif.
—
inclusive.
CONNECTICUT
Peninsula
Rodman
Other
office.
Treasurer's
15
1958
Due
March 1
on
1985
to
Is.
as
Other
cate
Co., Inc., Newhard, Cook & Co.,
opment
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Visalia, until
1980 to 1986 inclusive.
Sale—The
3%s. Due
1977
1986.
Bond
Orosi
15
Calif.
as
inclusive.
1976
to
California
1962 to 1979 inclusive.
as
1972
geles.
10
March 1,
on
Due on March 1
3V2s.
as
from
Wallace,
of
1960,
from
in
(PST)
a.m.
Due
and
from
50,000
Sale—The
Bond
4%s.
as
1971.
Dist.,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
series
14,000
Industrial
stock
La Puente Union High School
school, series G bonds offered on
Jan. 24
v.
193, p. 150 — were
20,000
4y2s.
as
450,000
Due
series A bonds offered
$44,000
bonds
County,
Bond Sale—The $205,000 school,
series A bonds offered on Jan. 24
Feb.
on
Inc.,
Co.,
&
Co., ;
Branch
San Dieguito Union
1,
1964.
2y2s.
as
on
1965.
San Diego
Hayward School District, Alameda
10,000
Due
McEntee
Childs &
Providence, Dick & Merle-Smith,
from 1975 to 1985 inclusive.
250,000
follows:
$90,000
80,000°
1,
1962.
Bond Sale—The
County, Calif.
Sale—The
Bond
4y4s.
as
Feb^ 15 from
on
inclusive.
1972
1973 and 1974.
40,000
3%s.
as
Humboldt
School District,
Glen
Adams,
F.
—
$500,000 school
San
Co.
&
Witter
Valley
School • District,
Alameda County, Calif.
and
the
at
offered on Jan. 16—v. 193,
244—were awarded to The First
p.
on
Myers,
Castro
Principal
payable
,
Bond
approved by O'Melveny &
of Los
Angeles.
Bond
series A bonds. Dated
1961.
Due on Feb. 15
15,
from
Feb. 7
$300,000
1962
Imperial Junior College District,
Imperial County, Calif.
V
purchase of $207,000 elec¬
1960,
23,000
15
from
Principal and interest (F-A)
Valley School District,
Feb.
&
10,000
15,
County Treasurer's office.
15
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Offering—L. B. Wallace,
15
inclusive.
Treasurer's
(F-A)
Feb.
5s. Due
as
1963 to
County Clerk, will receive sealed
B
Jan. 23—V. 193,
on
426—were
p.
$21,000
Feb.
sealed
(PST)
for
the
purchase
waterworks revenue
1965
Bragg, Calif.
offered
bonds
Carlsbad, Calif.
7:30
244—were
p.
improvement,
nicipal
1975 inclusive.
Due
15
inclusive.
Bond
~
15,
Feb.
Dated
Feb.
on
Pleasanton
Bend Offering—J. H. Price, City
until
193,
3.93%.
about
of
from 1976 to 1986 inclusive.
Clerk,
offered
bonds
A., of San Francisco,
price of 100.654, a basis
awarded
on
Due
1979
to
bonds.
S.
Jan.
Feb. 15 from
school
p.
elec¬
$275,000
F
to The Bank of America
T.
from
3%s.
as
series
1957
N.
of
cost
000
interest
and
at
Unified School District, Los
N.T.&S.A.,
a
Due
from 1972 to
274,000
1981
to
inclusive.
1970
4%s.
as
Ana,
Feb. 7
awarded
1971.
121,000
Santa
1962
from
Principal
Jan.
p.
100.059, a net interest
about 4.01%, as follows:
$52,000
in
Angeles County, Calif.
244—were awarded to
p.
office
Fresno
Bond Sale—The $467,000 school,
series
A bonds offered on Jan. 24
—v.
Calif.
and
price of 100.067.
Santa
$49,000
p.m.
Western
District,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Santa Ana,
School
193,
v.
—
County,
payable
Bond
County
Sale—The
awarded
1
the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
"
school, series A bonds offered
Jan. 31
1
clusive.
tion
in
(PST) on
Feb. 14 for the purchase of $175,-
125,000
interest
and
(F-A)
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
Antioch
School
a.m.
(F-A)
2:30
bonds
March
on
1981 inclusive.
Feb.
Principal
until
in¬
Feb. 14 from 1963 to 1977
on
inclusive.
11
Feb.
on
Vista School
District, Tulare
County, Calif.
Offering—Claud H. Grant,
Rosa,
250,000
on
244—were awarded to
p.
bids at his office
sealed
(PST) on
for
the
purchase
of
$860,000
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1961.
Due
Jan. 24
on
Bond Offering—Eugene D. Wil¬
liams, County Clerk, will receive
1
1977 inclusive.
Union
his
at
Orange
Bond Sale—The
March
on
Due
4s.
Orange
Duarte
School
1
Bond
Offering—L. B. Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
until
Fort
Due
1978 to
Mesa
bids
ARKANSAS
33/4S.
as
from
Costa
March
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
as
from 1973 to
542—
group
a
70,000
of¬
price of 100.063, a net int.erT
4.55%, as follows:
a
est cost of about
51
—
as
from
$211,000
school
at
•
interest
March 1,
(647)
Healdsburg Union School District,
Sonoma County, Calif.
1961.
March
"
on
3y4s.
as
1
1967 inclusive.
1968.
10,000
ARIZONA
follows:
as
Chronicle
about
*
is Man¬
aging Director of the State De¬
velopment Commission, State Of¬
fice
1
Bldg., Hartford
15, Conn.
;t
'V,
52
North
Bond
Branford,
bids
sealed
until
100.009,
of
Conn.
Offering—George ,C. Gal¬
lagher, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
2
about
(EST) on Feb. 7 for the purchase
$840,000 school bonds.
Dated
1, 1961. Due on March 1
March
1980 inclusive. Prin¬
1962 to
cipal and interest payable at the
Connecticut Bank & Trust Co., in
Hartford.
Day,
Legality approved by
& Howard, of Hart¬
Berry
ford.
380,000
La
1971
Salle
State
Turnpike
Authority
(P. O. Fort Lauderdale), Fla.
Gross
Income
ber marked the
past
County
Sunshine
State
the
Hammer,
went
mark, John M.
chairman
Au¬
the
of
thority, said.
He
price of 100.039,
that December
out
No. 10
thus becoming the 26th con¬
noted
the
over
same
30
100.005,
about
income for the first nine
Gross
period which
began April 1 showed an increase
approximately 11%, Mr. Ham¬
mer said.
The gross total of $4,of
077.126.03
the
$399,890.38
was
period
same
640,000
income had
used the Sunshine State Parkway
for
Turn¬
4.68%.
of
increase
an
pike Trips totaled 19,237,973 miles
in December for an increase^ of
e.7%.
1
Chairman Hammer said Decem¬
ber
2.15
equipment
revenue,
Dated March
bonds.
March
on
Callable
clusive.
1971.
Principal
able
at
the
$8,-
building and
series 1961
1, 1961. Due
1981 in¬
from 1962 to
1
of
purchase
hospital
600,000
March
of
Williamson,
Counties,
High
Franklin
Sale—An
was
Nov.
Dated
5s.
&
1
from
Interest
J-J.
tional
1961
offered
Bond
Sale—The
mortgage
on
Jan.
awarded
John
Podesta
&
100.027,
a
445,000
1
&
Co., Inc., Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
Hayden, Stone & Co., and Stifel,
&
price
103.30,
of
Co., Inc.,
a
as
basis
43/4s, at
of
a
on
Jan.
Kane, McHenry, Cool and DeKalb
Counties, Dundee-Carpenter sville
Community Unit School District
(P. O. Cleveland Ave.,
Carpenter sville), III.
Bond Sale—The
$453,000 school
building bonds offered on Jan. 30
a
p.
427—were awarded to
group
nental
composed of The Conti¬
Illinois National Bank, of
Chicago, A. G. Becker & Co., and
Dillon, Read & Co., Inc., at a price
23
$115,000 street
193,
a
offered
245
p.
were
—
Cownie, Inc., WhiteCo., Inc., and the IowaNational
a
on
July
Due
on
July
Bond
1
1
1
vancement
fered
Bank,
a
Bank,
awarded
nois
Dodge, Iowa
to
The
National
Continental
Bank
&
Illi¬
Trust
65,000
Iowa
Feb.
000
6 for the purchase of
fire
bonds.
to
Clerk,
station
Due
1970
construction
Nov.
on
$9,-
from
1
1962
Bond
$62,000 street
special assessment
of
D.
100.017,
about
3V2S.
as
1961
Due
Due
3.80s.
-1968 and
The
—
$2,250,000
waterworks improvement revenue
bonds offered on Feb. 1—v. 193,
p.
427—were awarded to
1969.
\
.
Dec.
on
1
V/'-"v
■
cate
a
headed
price
cost of
of
by Drexel & Co., ata net interest
to
1,325,000
from
710,000
from
3.70%,
5s. Due
as
1962
syndi¬
100.044,
about
$215,000
a
as
1969
Offering—Doris
L.
Win-
sealed
bids until 7:30
(CST) on Feb. 9 for the pur¬
chase
of
$165,000 school bonds.
Dated March 1, 1961. Due on Nov.
to
3%s.
1988
to
follows:
Waverly
-
Shell
on
1
Due
on
1992
1
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: J. C. Bradford &
Jan.
issue of $404,building bonds offered
24
composed
Allison
-
Reusch
was
of
sold
Sutro
Williams
&
Co.,
to
a
Bros.
Co.,
at
a
group
Co.,
&
and
Fox,
price
of
100.014.
Co.,
Julien Collins & Co., Newburger, Loeb & Co., Cooley & Co.,
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., and
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.
/
|
Sale—An
000 school
on
inclusive.
May
Community
Waverly),
Iowa
Bond
May
Rock
Dated Feb. 1,
1
from
gality
1962 to
1961.
Due
on
Nov.
1980 inclusive. Le¬
approved
by
Cutler, of Chicago.
& Co., oand
on
March
Chapman
&
Leary
-
Sale
Additional
water and
The
—
$11,000
construction and
sewer
refunding revenue, series A bonds
the
at
awarded
to
a
1,
time
same
were
composed of
group
& Co., Dorsey & Co.,
1,
2-y4s. Due
245
p.
Scharff & Jones, Inc.,
and
as
Securities
Newman
Channer
Co.,
4s.
Sale—The $250,000
Bond
public
series vF bonds of¬
improvement,
"
Hills, Kan.
,
Jan.
on
25—v.
awarded
were
$170,000
net interest.cost
a
2.60%,
ford.
1
t
I
V.
54—
p.
Hattier
to
»v
.
193,
San-
&
-
-
2V2S, Due
as
2.70s.
as
Due
1
April
on
1
Oct.
1,
1960.
Interest
Legality approved by Stinson,
Mag, Thomson, McEvers &
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
The
building bonds
2
—
awarded
The
—
193,
v.
to
a
p.
group
Northern
$2,000,000
offered on
543
—
were
composed
Trust
Co., of
of
Chi¬
First- Boston
Corp.,
and
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., at a
price of 100.038, a net interest
cago,
of
about
2.95%,
2V2S.
to
1967
as
2%s.
Due
on
from 1968 to
1971
500,000
1972
to
1976
as
500,000
3V8S.
on
193, p. 428—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., as 3.70s, at a
price of 100.645, a basis of about
a
Other members of the
April
as
&
curities
Corp.
Bernard
St.
No.
193,
April
1
offered
Dalton, Mass.
Offering — Guy K. Sears,
Town
11 a.m. (EST) on
purchase of $695,000
Dalton
sewerage
bonds.
Dated
bonds
revenue
to
a
Feb.
on
road
2 was sold
syndicate headed by Allen &
John Nuveen & Co.
Incorporated; B. J. Van Ingen &
Co. Inc.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
on
March
'elusive.
Principal
(M-S)
payable
tional
loan act of 1959
March
Bank
at
of
by
approved
1961.
1,
from 1962 to
1
Street,
45. Milk
Boston,
until
Feb. 8 for the
$39,000,-
toll
receive
will
Treasurer,
of
Boston,
Kentucky
Jan. >31
MASSACHUSETTS
Kentucky Turnpike Authority
(P. O. Frankfort), Ky.
Eastern
$2,000,000
on
sealed bids c/o The First National
KENTUCKY
000
District
150—were not sold.'
p.
Bond
from 1977 to 1981 inclusive.
Sold—The
bonds
1
School
Parish
(P. O. Chalmette), La.
1
school
inclusive.
on
syndicate -
follows:
Kidder, Peabody
Co, White, Weld & Co, Gold¬
man, Sachs & Co, Hornblower &
Weeks, and Stone & Webster Se¬
were
April 1 from
Due
5
—v.
—v.
inclusive.
3s. Due
as
No.
District
—
Bonds Not
April 1
on
School
Towns
(P. O. Rockland), Me.
♦
Bond
Sale
The $1,250,000
school bonds offered on Jan. 25
inclusive.
400,000
Due
and
Head
Owls
-
Administrative
follows:
as
as
City,
Thomaston
3.63%.
Topeka School District, Kansas
Sale
Rockland
South
April
on
A-O.
Bond
MAINE
follows:
as
Dated
and
Boston.
Ropes
interest
First
The
&
Due
1990 ,in-
Na¬
Legality
Gray,
of
Boston.
Fenner
&
Smith,
Incorporated;
Allyn and Company, Incor¬
porated; and The Kentucky Com¬
A.
Lawrence, Mass.
C.
The
offering consists of $21,200,term bonds due July
2000 and $17,800,000 of 4y4%,
000 of 4.80%
1,
July
and
1,
The
434%
serial
1965-1985,
term
bonds
bonds
are
yield 3.50% to 4.60%.
The
by
bonds
are
due
inclusive.
100 and the serial bonds
to
Bond
Sale—The
$550,000 bonds
not
priced
are
at
priced
>
redeemable
the
Authority as
a
earlier than July 1,
1971,
whole
offered
on
—were
pany.
4%%
School District (P. O.
inclusive.
March
1,
from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
1980 inclusive. Le¬
Des Moines.
inclusive.
1987
1962 to
gality
approved
by
Bannister,
Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney, of
May 1 from
3%s. Due
1970
as
as
on
on
193,
jointly.
Kohlmeyer
March
Company;
Secretary of the School Board
1 from
1
inclusive.
$239,000 bonds
17—v.
awarded to Barrow;
sold to H. O. Peet & Co., at a
$85,000
1
Community School District,
Bond
March
on
Jan.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Dec.
on
Sale—The
on
Houma, La.
1
Dec.
on
Due
Bond
offered
Bank
Iowa
sor,
as
,
of¬
427
2.58%,
1968
to
price of 100.22,
1964 to 1967 inclusive.
as
about
>
Bernice, La.
general obligation city hall bonds
1963 inclusive.
to
4s.
as
,
follows:
as
inclusive.
1991
to
LOUISIANA
fered
The
to
Co., at a price
interest cost of
net
a
193,
v.
—
awarded
Beh
3.86%,
$20,000
Jan. 23
on
were
—
Carleton
of
Mission
.1962
Sale—The
245
p.
Harriman
on
as
1971.
Ottumwa, Iowa
improvement
1962
1970-
$600,000
will receive
Sale
&
2.70s. Due
as
65,000
cost
inclusive.
p.m.
Bond
Con¬
Bank
2.60s. Due
as
65,000
Feb.
will " receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
from
Ind.
The
1969.
school
Offering—Claire W. Cur¬
Town
28,000
2.21%.
of
National
Chicago,
1962
will
Clerk,
from
1
from 1967 to 1971 inclusive.
Co.,
Chicago, as 2V2S, at a price of
100.181, a basis of about 2.46%.
from
Chicago, as 2y4s,
100.1234, a basis of
Kan.
2V2S. Due
as
.
receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Feb.
13 for the purchase of $1,150,000
school
building revenue
bonds.
Dated March 1, 1961. Due on Sept.
City
offered
$457,000
of
on
of
;
„
Russell, Ky. ■
Bond Offering — W. T. Smith,
The
—
cost
85,000
—
of
price of
about
p.
Housing
Co., Inc., Rodman &
Renshaw, and McDonald-Moore &
Co., at a price of 100.0147, a net
Sale—The
Russell
193,
$35,000
awarded to the Peoples
awarded to The First Na¬
—were
at
bonds
The
—
&
Bros. & Hutzler;
Co.; Wertheim &
■
—were
Co.,
Ripley &
of
$182,000 street
improvement
bonds
offered
on
Jan. 24
v.
193, p. 245 — were
$269,000 ad¬
1960
26—v.
150—were
p..
Bond Sale—An issue of
Fort
Bond
Co.;. R. W. Pressprich
■
offered
Federal
composed
of about
14,000
The
fund
Jan.
on
tional
—■
bonds
193,
the
Illinois
was
were
&
Salomon
-■
427—were awarded to
p.
group
street improvement special assess¬
ment bonds offered at the same
1985 to 1990 inclusive.
Sale
193,
tinental
Des Moines.
Sale
Morton &
Co.; Dean Witter & Co.
-
on
composed of
group
Moines
Thalmann & Co.;
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.;
Co., Inc.; Phelps,
M.
H.
Fenn
;
Finance Agency.
Sale
from
&
Phillips
Des
p.m.
bonds
to
W.
$260,000 dormi¬
Lawrence,
Bluffs, Iowa
v.
—
Becker
Indiana
No. 300
193,
July
about
1, 1999. Callable as of Jan. 1, 1974.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
—v.
Due
37/sS.
as
4.66%.
1, 1961. Due
on
1966 inclusive.
Frankfort,
Dated Jan.
Jan.
awarded
Elkhart County (P. O. Goshen),
was
to
a
syndicate headed by
Glore, Forgan & Co., A. C. Allyn
receive
Legality
Sale—The
Carl
Co.;
follows:
bonds offered
1967 to 1984 inclusive.
from
$25,-
Due
to
33As.
as
to
and Home
interest
of
of
follows:
as
1963
from
Feb.
Madine
will
inclusive.
Bond
427—were
p.
at
a
price
interest cost
414s.
as
760,000
of
Co.,
net
3.81%,
from
issue
193,
as
-Vf
1960
20—v.
awarded
ap¬
1969
Corp.,
Raffensperger,
& Co., and Cruttenden,
City
Jan.
on
to
tis,
group composed of
& Co., City Secu¬
a
Nuveen
rities
pay¬
sold
Nicolaus
to
interest
City. Legal¬
Jones, Bird &
Mrs.
7:30
Greene,
$1,300,000 first
bonds offered
revenue
26—v.
National
on
ap¬
Indiana
Chicago-O'Hare interna¬
airport revenue, series A
bonds
Legality
Se¬
College of Pittsburg,
Regents (P. O. Topeka),
revenue
proved by Bannister, Carpenter,
Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines.
Bremen School Building Corp.
Chicago, III.
An
on
inclu¬
First
Kansas,
State
of
Trust
$100,-
Due
1976
to
'
Bond Sale—The
tory
—v.
Trust & Savings Bank, of Indianola.
43As and
of
& Co.; Eastman
Ladenburg,
$54,085
$652,000 in¬
improvement general ob¬
ligation bonds offered on Jan. 31
—
until
sold to Ben¬
as
..
of
The
to
V4
(CST)
on
Feb.
6
for
the
purchase of
$39,000 street bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1961. Due on June 1 from 1961
bids
INDIANA
ILLINOIS
—
of
1960.
1,
1963
Jan.
$95,000
Sale
issue
206
issue
Company,
time
Jackson
.
C.
C. J. Devine
ternal
Clerk,
Additional
School District No.
(P. O. Marion), III.
Lewis
ity
Bond
1980
Community
Co.,
Howell, of Atlanta.
000.000
Due
to
and
hamin
about
by
1964
000 school bonds
Bank, of New York
approved
1961.
1,
Hurstbush
Hughes
and
First
City
,/
Kansas
Trauer-
1,
as
The
to
Legality
Offering—B. E. Thrasher,
the
$30,000
Charles &
nicht, of St. Louis, Mo.
State Treasurer,, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
for
Offering
Hobbs,
sold
was
5S.
Bond
construction
of
sold
from
Jr.,
14
Co., Francis
IOWA
Bond
Interest M-S.
Georgia State Hospital Authority
(P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
Feb.
issue
by
approved
Sale—An
$920,000 park
Co., Bartow Leeds &
District
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis, Mo.
GEORGIA
Bond
School
Dec.
1
inclusive.
bonds
Board
Chariton, Iowa
sealed
inclusive.
Commerce Trust
was
Dated
sive.
outstanding.
&
Council
bonds
Bond
the Turnpike Au¬
1960
The
—
Ind.
District,
v.
—
duPont
(P. O. Belleville), III.
March
on
24
Bond
15
Dec.
on
1979
Sale—An
4s.
as
1959 month.
During
Park
1961 bonds offered on
193, p. 245 — were
awarded to a group composed of
inclusive.
First National Bank, of Belleville,
ered
thority retired $1,960,000 of its
original issue of $74,000,000 reve¬
nue
bonds
leaving
$65,265,000
to
County
113
Bond
earnings of the Parkway cov¬
bond interest requirements
times
compared to 2.05 in
the
Sale
15
Dec.
on
1971
3V2S. Due
1972
Clair
No.
school
vehicles
408,702
Due
to
sold to The First
was
& Co.; Blair &
Bradford & Co.;
Dil¬
lon,
Union
Securities
Co.;
Equitable Securities Corporation;
Glore, Forgan & Co.; Goodbody &
Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Hornblow.er
& Weeks; Kidder, Peabody & Go.
Stearns
Inc.;, J.
Co.,
Fontana, Kansas
Kansas
Indianapolis
$77,982
F. S. Smithers &
inclusive.
Co., of Kansas City, Ballman &
Main, McMaster Hutchinson & Co.,
Municipal Bond Corp., Stix & Co,,
and Yates, Heitner & Woods.
St.
on
1981 inclusive.
1979 to
15
Dec.
on
1965
follows:
as
1
about 2.99%.
Other members of the syndicate
Net
9% gain.
a
December
In
3s.
as
from
over
year ago.
a
to
1966
a
follows:
as
23/4s. Due
as
from
Due
first issue,
were
—
of
general obli¬
4s.
Co., and Fahnestock & Co., as 3s,
at a price of 100.005, a basis of
1961
480,000
were
months of the fiscal
245
p.
issue
Company of Kansas, as
Dated Feb. 1, 1960.
Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1970
and
curities
Nov.
on
price
net interest cost of
a
as
from
months
1959.
Due
I.
3.30%,
$380,000
of $33,071.12
December
3%s.
as
1
syndicate headed by
a
Goldman, Sachs & Co., at
which represented an
or 7% over
$505,159.15
193,
v.
—
gation bonds
Bond
Nov.
on
1978 inclusive.
1974 to
from
60,000
Due
Robert K. Wallace &
Total income for the month was
increase
3V2S.
as
Jan.
awarded to
Sale—An
improvement
follows:
as
Bear,
Securities
,1
1962 to 1973 inclusive.
75,000
Bond
The
—
street
Nov. 1 from
on
Jan.
the preceding years.
of
3s. Due
$1,500,000
school building bonds offered on
secutive month in which increases
were
Sale
Bond
inclusive. Interest M-S.
Counties
Clair
(P. O. Collinsville), III.
Bond
income exceeded figures of a year
ago
St.
Other members of the syndicate
lows:'
as
Monday, February 6, 1961
were
4V8s
$140,000
.
.
KANSAS
revenue
27—v.
193,
427—were awarded to The In¬
from
and
Jan.
on
.
Eskridge, Kansas
dianapolis Bond & Share Corp.,
at a price of 100.041, a net inter¬
est cost of about 3.37%, as fol¬
basis of about
a
College
Haute), Ind.
Sale—The
$275,000 stu¬
offered
bonds
i
Madison
of
pointed
Con¬
Community
Teachers
Terre
dent union facilities 1960
p.
Troy Grove), III.
Bond Sale—The $40,000 school
building bonds offered on Jan. 25
—v. 193, p. 427—were awarded to
Benhamin Lewis & Co., as 3s, at
time in the
Parkway
$500,000
inclusive.
O.
(P.
7%—Decem¬
sixth
on
1980
O.
Bond
Community Unit School District
that gross income of the
year
over
Up
1
Dec.
Due
to
solidated School District No. 225
2.99%.
Florida
3V2S.
as
from
a
FLORIDA
Dec. 1 from
on
State
(P.
1963 to 1970 inclusive.
j.
p.m.
Indiana
follows:
as
4s. Due
as
of
cost
interest
net
a
3.53%,
$73,000
of
from
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(648)
awarded to Halsey,
&
Jan.
Co, Inc.,
100.12,
as
basis
a
31—v.
3.20s, at
of
Feb.
2
—
v.
awarded to
193,
p.
prices
ranging from 105% to 100%.; The
bonds
are
redeemable from the
sinking fund on and after July 1,
1966 at
prices ranging from 103%
to 100%.
.
.
—
were
at
a
a
price of
about
100.3399,
a
basis of
3.21%.
Other members of the syndicate
&
at
544
A
syndicate headed by
Halsey, Stuart & Co, Inc., as 3i/4s,
were
whole
3.18%.
,
on and
after which date they may be re¬
a
a
about
Marlborough, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $3,500,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered on
deemed
as
p. 544
Stuart
price of
193,
as
follows: Kidder, Peabody
Co, F. S. Moseley & Co, Blair
& Co,
Inc., Weeden & Co, W. E.
Hutton
Co, First of Michigan
Corp, Fahnestock & Co, Laidlaw
& Co, Lyons & Shafto, Inc., and
John J. Ryan & Co.
1
Volume
193
Number
6027
.
Maynard, Mass.
Bond
)
Offering
King,. Town
Treasurer,
L.
will
Shawmut Bank of Boston, Munici¬
Department,
Room 421, 40
Water St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
(EST) on Feb. 7 for the purchase
of $310,000 town office building
library
and
bonds.
Dated
300,000
March
1981
inclusive.'Principal
interest
payable
at
Bank
of
Shawmut
m
p
the
National
Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
i
Sale—The
bonds offered
&
Co.
193,
The
428 — were awarded to
Worcester County National Bank,
p.
3.30s,
price of
basis of about 3.24%.
as
PIli
at
v
a
100.32,
a
■:
Madison Heights, Mich.
Sale—The $140,000. bonds
.
offered
Jan. 23—v. 193, p. 245
on
awarded
—were
MacArthur &
to
Co., and McDonald-
Bond
Offering
Grace
—
School
Flint
f
5),
(P.
O.
Road,
the
purchase
Mich.
limited
tax
Oct.
on
1
from
1962
Jan. 26—v.
fered
on
were
awarded
to
193,
of¬
p.
Newman
Inc., at
Securities
price of
a
terest cost
par,
of about
Co.,
net in¬
a
2.88%,
150,000
1961
Saginaw, Mich.
Bond
bonds
75,000
3%s.
as
1971.
2%s.
on
Due
246—were awarded to
p.
&
Co., at
School
June
on
1,
Sale—The $320,000 school
First
of Michigan Corpora¬
Kenower, MacArthur &
Co., jointly, at a price of 100.0064,
and
net interest cost of. about
a
$50,000
4%s.
as
from
150,000
from
50,000
1
July
on
1
1981 inclusive.
4V8s.
Co., Newhard, Cook & Co.,
E.
Wood
&
Co.,
and
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke.
Southgate, Mich.
Due
July
on
1
Due
4s.
and
assessment
bonds.
Due
Jan.
trust
on
Wood,
sealed
of
sessment
23—v.
to
a
of
The
—
storm
193,
offered
151—were
p.
on
Corporation, Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., and Ken¬
ower, MacArthur & to., as 3V4S,
106.25,\a
School
Sale
school
Jan.
basis
of
District,
Canfield,
Miller,
Sale
The
—
$1,715,000
limited
assessment
Feb.
on
2—v.
193,
terest cost of about
3.84%,
as
fol¬
lows:
as
to
1962
•
205,000
5s. Due
1971
3V2S.
as
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
May
on
1
from 1972 to 1975 inclusive.
875,000
33As.
as
from 1976 to
255,000
37/ss.
as
1988 to
from
Due
May
on
1
1987 inclusive.
Due
May
on
1
1990 inclusive.
were
follows: Tripp & Co., Inc.,
as
&
Co.,
Wm.
J.
Mericka
&
Herbert J. Sims &
Pohl
Co., Inc.,
Co., Inc., Campbell, Mc& Co., Inc., and Walter,
Carty
1
bids
1
waterworks
v
Due
on
June
from
as
3%s.
-
Due
on
June
1967 to 1977 inclusive.
53
at
&
any
Windhorst,
The
to
for
the
p.m.
(CST)
purchase
of
Feb.
f
bonds.
Dated March 1, 1961.
Due
on
Jan.
Catskill
a.m.
and
Athens
National
Bank, of
price of
of
St.
Paul,
par,
$162,000
sewer
awarded
193,
B.' J.
to
Co., and W. H. New-
bold's Son & Co., jointly, as 4s, at
a price of
100.40, a basis of about
3.94%.
Bond
about 3.47%,
$30,000
issue of $50,000
fire bonds offered on-Jan. 26 was
sold -to Adams, McEntee &
Inc.,
2.90s, at
as
Co.,
price of 100.052,
a
basis of about 2.89%.
a
Dated
Dec.
1,
from
1
1960.
1961
Due
from 1964 to
..
20,000
80,000
and
Due
Feb.
on
purchase
1,
Feb.
on
Due
tional
of
bids
Feb.
on
Secretary
Finance,
until
1
able
highway,
$2,000,000
the
State
various
general
bonds.
offered
on
revenue
Treasurer's
Legality approved by Tallmadge & Tallmadge, of Denver.
Minn.
Bond
Bond Sale—The $35,000 school
building bonds offered on Jan. 25
Sale—The $8,000,000 state
educational
general
—v.
193, p. 246—were awarded
to The Allison-Williams Co.
institution, series 1961
obligation
Jan. 31—v.
on
awarded to
the
MISSOURI
First
ganized
(P.
Sch.
Republic
Dist.
No.
Reor¬
at
R-lll
price
a
cost
Corp., and the
Co., of Chicago,
par, a net interest
Trust
of
about
of
2.31%,
O. Republic), Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school building bonds
$2,000,000
$265,000
was
1962
sold to
and
4,000,000
The Commerce Trust
Co., of Kan¬
City, and Luce, Thompson &
Crowe, jointly.
2V8S.
as
July 1,
on
1963.
2V4S.
as
from
follows:
as
Due
Due
July 1
on
1964 to 1967 inclusive.
sas
St.
Louis
County,
School
sant
655
1,000,000
Dist.
No.
R-2
January Avenue,
(P.
Bond
to
Sale
bonds
192,
—
$2,000,000
Jan.
on
2662—were
p.
Due
on
July 1,
21/2s.
Due
on
July 1,
National
25
Bank,
of
Philadelphia
Philadelphia,
First National Bank, of Oregon, J.
C. Bradford & Co., Stroud & Co.,
awarded
syndicate headed by the Har-. Inc., Stern Brothers & Co., Boettris
Trust
&
Savings Bank,
of cher & Co., Robert W. Baird &
Chicago, at a price of 100.035, a Co., Inc., Lucas, Eisen & Waecnet
interest
cost
follows:
$700,000
as
from
350,000
3.10s.
from
from
3Vis.
-
on
Due
1
Due
on
Feb.
1
Is.
Due
Feb.
on
follows:
Stern
&
Co., G. H. Walker & Co., Braun,
& Co., Inc., DempseyTegeler & Co., Blewer, Glynn &
Co., and Smith, Moore & Co.
Bosworth
000
9
York
*
H.
1
the
for
Nov.
purchase of $107,-
second series bonds.
1960. Due on Nov.
1961
from
to
Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
York, in Buffalo.
Legality approved by Sykes, Gal¬
loway & Dikeman, of New York
City.
7:30
p.m.
(MST) on Feb. 6
purchase of $256,000 gen¬
eral
obilgation
school
building
bonds. Dated March 1, 1961.
Due
on
Bond
the
March
1 from
1963 to
Principal
1991
and
in¬
interest
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved
Wells,
Martin,
Lane,
Baird
Pedersen, of Omaha.
Lincoln,
by
until
for
20
10
the
a.m.
sealed
receive
Due
on
Feb.
inclusive.
(F-A)
(CST)
purchase
of
building
1961
$250,000 school
limited
until
11
a.m.
1983
1962
to
and
interest
payable at the Franklin
Bank, of Long Island.
loway
City.
tax
bonds
•
Bond
school
Due
City Sch. Dist., N.
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
on
inclusive'.
Y.
1
Dec.
1,
1961 to
from
Principal
1960.
1990
interest
and
(J-D) payable at the Marine Mid¬
Trust Company of Southern
New York. Legality approved by
land
Sykes,
Galloway
&
Dikeman,
of
New York City.
Bond Offering—Chester M. Bur-
hans, Village Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
of
School
—
District
The
by
the
water
March
on
until
Dated March
inclusive.
(M-S)
2
from
1
system
1, 1961.
1962
Principal
p.m.
to
1961
Due
1976
interest
and
at the First Na¬
Farmingdale, Le¬
payable
of
Bank
Wood, of New York City.
Freeport, N.
*
No.
5
$2,358,000
Chemical
Bank
Y.
Sale—The $207,000
Bond
public
improvement
1961 bonds offered
on
Jan. 31—v. 193, p. 545—were
awarded to Chas. E. Weigold &
Co.,
3.10s, at
as
basis
a
Geddes
and
School
price of 100.06,
3.09%.
Central
Onondaga
No.
District
1
(P.
O.
Syracuse), N. Y.
Sale
The
$3,470,000
Bond
bonds
a
about
of
—
offered
Feb
on
1—v.
193,
545—were awarded to a syndi¬
p.
headed
cate
6
by
Kidder, Peabody
31/2S, at a price of
basis of about 3.45%.
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: R. W. Pressprich
Co.,
as
100.53999,
& Co.,
J.
Burr,
ory
Equitable Securities Corp.,
& Co., Coffin &
Bradford
C.
Wm.
a
Inc.,
&
Rand &
Taylor
Kean,
E. Pollock &
&
Co.,
Co., Inc., Greg¬
Sons, J. A. Hogle & Co.,
Co., Granbery, Marache &
Co., R. James
Foster & Co., and
McDonald-Moore & Co.
Huntington
Free
and Smithtown
School District No.
10
Union
(P. O.
Huntington), New York
Sale — The $6,386,000
Bond
school 1961
I slip
and
Smithtown
Sale
bids
Feb. 8 for the purchase
$150,000
bonds.
& Dikeman, of New York
junior high school 1960 bonds of¬
fered on Feb. 1—v. 193, p. 545—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed
In¬
Offering—Mary H. Judge,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb.
5 'f8r" the' purchase of $3,750,000
Legality approved by Sykes, Gal¬
(P. O. Holbrook), N. Y.
County
School
District
Box 603, Carson City),
Sale—The
from
1
Principal
Brookhaven,
Nevada
Bond
bids
(EST) on Feb. 8 for the purchase
of
$212,000 public improvement
1961 bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, 1961.
NEVADA
Ormsby
(P. O.
Village Treasurer, will
National
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Feb.
Amityville, N. Y.
Offering—Frank C. Good¬
Jr.,
man,
&
Nebraska
received
Elmira
inclusive.
1970
of Western New
Bridgeport School Dist., Nebraska
Bond Offering—David J. Neely,
Oct.
on
Bond
1,
able at the Marine Trust Company
NEBRASKA
until
Hawkins,
and
Offering—Marguerite
school,
Dated
Due
a
Legality approved by
Delafield & Wood, of
City.
New York
afield &
Lapp, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
Feb.
2%s, at
as
1, 1961,
to
Westches¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
YORK
Cheektowaga
Bond
sold
was
of
A-O.
terest
tional
Clar¬
ence Central Sch. Dist. No. 3 (P. O.
5950 Main Street,
Williamsville),
Amherst,
1,
Brothers
Bank,
/
New
syndicate
National
,
NEW
1979 inclusive.
1980.
as
Third
and
Feb. 1
Feb.
on
Other members of the
were
kerle,
in Nashville.
.
1976 inclusive.
3.40s.
1977 to
as
3.31%,
1973 inclusive.
1974 to
as
about
Due
1963 to
as
750,000
of
v
,
26
Bank
Farmingdale, N. Y.
follows:
as
a
as
Dated Jan.
Other members of the syndicate
were
The
offered
2.40s.
as
Jan.
National
1969.
O.
Ferguson,
35), Missouri
school
as
1968,
1,000,000
Ferguson-Floris¬
issue of $61,000
obligation bonds
1 from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
offered
Boston
Northern
County
bonds
Sale—An
ter, in White Plains,
price of par.
192, p. 2378—were
syndicate headed by
a
The
of¬
fice.
No. 607,
Ferry, New York
Bond
for
March
at
Wood, of New York City.
Dobbs
the
28
1,
1961.
Due
on
1, 1965 and 1966 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
from 1975 to 1977 inclusive.
Bank, in West Nyack. Le¬
gality aproved by Hawkins, Delafield &
10
March
Feb.
on
sealed
debentures,
Dated
1
1974 inclusive.
3V2s.
as
(MST)
series
Due
from 1971 to
receive
a.m.
1970.
3.40s.
as
will
1968 inclusive.
3s.
as
1969
ner, State Auditor and
of
the
State Board
of
1
on
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at the Nanuet Na¬
(State of)
Bond Offering—Robert D. Cast-
a
cost
Feb.
on
Mexico
Due
1969 inclu¬
to
sive.
NEW MEXICO
New
follows:
as
2.80s.
as
at
interest
Free
(P.O.
Sale—An
March
of
National
jointly,
net
a
1
t.
Bank,
First
Union
School District No.
pur¬
Jan. 25—v.
on
246—were
Van Ingen &
Minn.
and
$15,000
improvement
10
the
.
,
Sale—The
offered
Central
on
for
York
Bond
bonds
p.
First
Minneapolis,
Offering—Marian Mattick,
7
until
15
.
of
$660,000 bonds.
until
bids
on
Bond Sale—The $225,000 school
building bonds offered on Jan. 26
193, p. 246—were awarded
MINNESOTA
Bond
Co., Dean Witter & Co., Tripp &
Co., and Bacon, Whipple & Co.
—v.
Clarks Grove, Minn.
14
from 1963 to 1966 inclusive.
615,000
v
4V2s.
as
1
Call¬
1, 1975. Princi¬
payable
No. 85,
on
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
will
basis
a
3.60%.
$803,000 dormitory reve¬
Catskill), N. Y.
Dated May 1, 1960.
;
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
May 1 from 1963 to 2000 be received
until Feb. 9 for the
inclusive. Interest M-N.
Legality purchase of
$299,000 school bonds.
approved by Sullivan, Donovan,
Dated Oct. 1/1960.
'
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
New York City.
Clarkstown, West Nyack Fire Dist.
...
(P. O. Box No. 47, West Nyack),
Somerdale, New Jersey
V
:
New
Springfield Independent Sch. Dist.
be
a
Marie
price of 101.1299,
a
about
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
Hayden, Stone &
bonds.
Due
trust company designated
ber, Marquart
Minneapolis.
&
$95,000
v.
to
Sept.
on
inclusive.
interest
or
clusive.
Other members of the syndicate
Co., Chase Man¬
Bank, both of New York,
Spencer
Trask
&
Co.,
as
3.70s, at
of
President,
Feb.
on
nue
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
for
Woody & Heimerdinger.
—
Due
1990
March
of
as
Co., at a price of 100.123, a net in¬
193, p. 245 — were
syndicate headed
by the First of Michigan Corpo¬
ration, at a price of 100.0331, a net
interest cost of about 3.51%, as
follows:
25
awarded
T
tax
246—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by F. S. Smithers &
Co.,
Mich.
The
$1,250,000
building bonds offered on
—
to
p.
Rand
Howell
1961.
and
bank
in¬
payable at the Na¬
of Detroit. Legality
offered
bonds
Jan.
awarded
1961
and
Livonia Drain No.
O. 3523 Cadillac Tower,
Detroit), Mich.
(P.
group composed of The First
Bond
1,
sealed
(EST)
building bonds. Dated
1964 to
200,000
2
$380,000
Michigan
at a
price of
about 3.20%.
from
County,
Wayne
Bond
$540,000 pav¬
special as¬
from
1
Principal
,by
approved
drainage
sewer
bonds
school
March
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
1,
Harper Woods, Mich.
Sale
Bank
to
bidder.
Oct.
on
(A-O)
Oct.
designated by
Legality
company
and
Due
inclusive.
1961
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Bond
City^ Clerk,
from
1
000
—v.
Wayne, Mich.
Offering — Clarence H.
Bond
Dated
Oct.
successful
ing
designated by the success¬
ful bidder. Legality approved by
Dickinson,
Wright,
McKean
&
Cudlip, of Detroit.
tional
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at any bank
or
inclusive.
pany
terest
1980
the
1965
1961.
on
on Feb.
$300,000
general obligation sewage dispos¬
system
to
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at any bank or trust com¬
awarded 11969
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
1960.
1961
from
1
in Reno.
and
chase of
Berk-
offered
428—were
purchase
receive
New York Trust
53
hattan
Offering—Mother
Callahan,
strom, District Clerk, will receive
receive
will receive
(EST) on
Feb. 7 for the purchase of $108,000 paving bonds.
Dated Jan. 1,
Greenville, Mich.
Bond Offering —
Myrtle
City Clerk, will receive
al
will
(EST) on
Feb. 8 for the purchase of $45,000 special assessment public al¬
ley
improvement
1961
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on Sept.
Ladd,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.
the
Walter
—
Clerk,
.$255,000 special
bonds
p.
Bond
Anna
By-
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on
Feb. 14 for the purchase of
$750,-
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
1,
Rapids, Mich.
31-r-v.
for
Offering
City
429
p.
First Na¬
Georgian Court College of the Sis¬
ters of Mercy, Lakewod, N. J.
Dist.
Eleanor
—
193,
to The
NEW JERSEY
Minn.
728,
Offering
Greene
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Grand
193,
July
on
1988.
Bond Sale—The
7
Bond
lich,
1982 to 1986 inclusive.
as
1987
Due
1967 to
as
July
on
1966 inclusive.'
4s.
as
70,000
Due
1961 to
from
to
4.05%,
follows:
as
&
Harold
Dist.
building bonds offered on Jan. '24
—v. 193, p.
151—were awarded to
tion
No.
Bond
&
Co., Inc., G. H. Walker & Co.,
Fahey, Clark & Co., Ball, Burge &
Kraus, Rand & Co., Yarnall, Bid-
(P. O. 7374
North Genesee Rd.), Mich.
Bond
syndicate
Shields
Independent Sch.
&
1,
June 1,
on
Due
syndi¬
Kidder, Peabody
price of 100.049.
follows:
as
a
193,
by
Other members of the
die
iy2s.
a
River
30—v.
Legality
approved by Peterson, Peterson &
Tuveson, of Albert Lea.
Elk
Jan.
tional Bank of Nevada,
Winger Independent School Dist.
1973.
Genesee
®The
headed
cate
by the successful bidder.
Hutton & Co., Bacon, Stevenson &
Co., Roosevelt & Cross, Eldredge
*
as
$4,832,000
30—v.
designatd
company
June
on
Due
Jan.
on
trust
or
June 1,
1
.
as
1972.
95,000
Due
The
—
bank
95,000
June
on
1970.
and
100,000
Due
Sale
offered
awarded
any
Co.,
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., Hallgarten
& Co., Barr Brothers & Co., W. E.
1968 inclusive.
to
3V4s.
as
1969
.
3%s.
as
bidder.
by Miller,
dock &
were
from
interest
Legality ap¬
Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
proved
fol¬
as
lows:
$575,000
and
any
bank or
designated by the
company
com¬
posed of Barcus, Kindred & Co.,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Kenower,
MacArthur
&
Co.,
and
Channer
1981
to
151—
group
a
Principal
payable at
(A-O)
successful
bonds
of
$30,000
general obligation water supply
system bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1960.
trust
Sale—The $995,000 school
Bond
building
I
District
West Coldwater
1020
Strong,
bids until 8:30 p.m. (EST) on Feb.
for
on
—were
pal
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
15
offered
able
Mich.
inclusive.
Beecher
Kenower,
Moore & Co., jointly.
Lothrop,
(649)
1 from 1962 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
■■■
Bond
Due
MICHIGAN
itj
1
•
<
New
26—v.
1
Co., Inc., Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
& Smith Inc.,
Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., and
Goodbody
$125,000 water
Jan.
on
June
on
&
Westminster, Mass.
Bond
Due
Fenner
and
Boston.
3%s.
as
Chronicle
cipal and interest payable at
1
from 1982 to 1986 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
Braun, Bosworth
1, 1961. Due on March 1 from 1962
to
Financial
as 3y2S.
Due on June
from 1978 to 1981 inclusive.
i
re¬
ceive sealed bids c/o The National
pal
The Commercial and
.
240,000
Howard
—
.
bonds offered
on
Jan.
193, pi 246—were awarded
syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart & Co; Inc., as 3.60s, at a
26—v.
to
a
price of 100.17999,
3.58%.
a
basis of about
.
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows:
Co., Goldman,
C.
J.
Devine
&
Sachs & Co., Geo.
54
(650)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Aurora Local School Dist., Ohio
Inc., Equitable ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
Bond Sale—The $216,000 school
Corporation, Francis I. on Feb. 14 for the purchase of
duPont
&
$90,000 water supply system im¬ improvement
Co., Dick & Merlebonds
offered
on
v.
Smith, Ira Haupt & Co., W. H. provement bonds. Dated Oct. 1, Jan. 25
193, p. 430 — were
Morton & Co., Inc., W. E. Hut1960.
Due on April 1 from 1961
awarded to McDonald & Co., as
ton & Co., B. J.
Van Ingen & to 1975 inclusive. Principal and 33/4s, at a price of 101.71, a basis
Co., Bache & Co., Wm. E. Pollock interest payable at the First Na¬ of about 3.58%.
& Co., Inc., Boland, Saffin, Gor¬
tional Bank of Poughkeepsie, in
Butler Township Local School Dist.
don & Sautter, Bacon, Stevenson
Wappingers Falls. Legality ap¬
(P. O. Rural Route No. 1,
& Co., Kean, Taylor & Co., Rand proved by
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
Arcanum), Ohio
&
Co., Lebenthal & Co., Park, & McCarthy, of New York City.
Bond Sale—The $95,000 buildRyan, Inc., Herbert J. Sims &
Warwick Common School District
ing-and equipment bonds offered
Co., Inc., John Small & Co., Inc.,
No. 11 (P. O. Greenwood Lake),
on Jan. 23
v. 193, p. 246 — were
and Tilney & Co.
New York
awarded to McDonald & Co., as
Liberty, N. Y.
Bond Sale—An issue of $300,3%s, at a price of 103.16, a basis
Bond Sale
The $286,000 im¬ 000 school bonds offered on Feb, of about 3.38%.
provement bonds offered on Jan. 1 was sold to Geo. B. Gibbons &
Clinton-Massie Local Sch. Dist. (P.
31—v. 193, p. 429—were awarded
Co., Inc., and Chas. E. Weigold & O. R. F.^D.
3, Wilmington), Ohio
to
Adams, McEntee & Co., as Co., Inc., jointly, as 3.70s, at a
Bond Sale—The $559,000 school
3.70s, at a price of 100.529, a basis price of 100.889, a basis of about
B.
Gibbons & Co.,
Securities
—
—
—
,
about
of
3.63%.
improvement
3.61%.
Jan.
Dated
Lloyd, Marlborough and New Paltz
Central
School
District
No.
Sept.
3
(P. O. Highland), N. Y.
Bond
Sale
The
$1,925,000
—
school bonds offered
193, p. 429—were
syndicate headed
v.
a
Stuart
Jan. 31—
on
awarded to
by Halsey,
1961
Due
inclu-
1990
to
on
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the County National
Bank of Middletown. Legality ap-
proved by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
follows:
as
Geo.
syndicate
Gibbons
B.
E.
Morton
Weigold
Co.,
&
W.
H.
offered
Co.,
a price
basis of about 3.49%.
Bank
&
Fahnestock &
N
ciok
The $125,000 water-
improvement
offered
Feb.
on
1
awarded
were
nnn
1961
193,
v.
to
a
bonds
545
p.
group
com-
posed of Roosevelt & Cross; Manofacturers& Traders Trust Co
Buffalo,
and
John
Tnn'rjc0''!-38-
?s',
100.65,
J.
of
DeGolyer
basis of about 3.64%.
a
—
W. E. Easter¬
ernment Commission, will receive
j
t hl
d bjd
office in
Raleigh
Untu n
a m
(EST) on Ffib
jor tbe pUrchase of $100,000 water,
second series bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
s7
1960
Due
1981
to
June
on
inclusive.
interest
(J-D)
Principal and
payable at the
Company, in New York City. Le-
A '
No. 4, New York
Bond
Sale—The $165,000 school
offered on Jan. 18—v. 193,
bonds
246—were awarded
p.
a
price of 100.519,
to
basis
a
gality approved by Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
East Palestine City
Bond
3.55%.
Bond
N.
Sale—The
Y.
basis
a
—were
awarded to The Wachovia
$234,000
vari-
general obligation bonds offered on Jan. 31-v. 193, p. 545awarded
were
Cross,
Trust
jointly,
Co.,
3.40s,
as
100.48,
basis
a
Roosevelt
Manufacturers
and
Traders
to
of
at
a
,D
n
Central
No.
Bond
price
of
3.33%.
School
District
1, New York
Offering—Marie L. Metz-
"^eri PvvJiCt
sealed bids until
W^)Tpo?rfive
(EST) on
1
p.m.
Feb. 8 for the purchase of
$3,085,000 school bonds. Dated Feb.
1,
1961.
1991
Due
on
Feb.
1
from
1962
to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at the Bank
of Smithtown. Legality approved
by-Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
L,ncoln Co"n
New
Bond
sealed
Feb.
York
Treasurer,
bids until
1
Bond
will
receive
(EST) on
for the purchase of $175,-
9
March
1,
1961.
from 1962 to
Trust
193,
National
*
v
.
The $1,500,000
on
March
(M-S)
Union
Bank, in
Monticello. Legality approved by
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman, of
New York City.
&
Due
5s.
March
on
1,
1974.
675,000
3V2S.
as
Due
on
Is.
as
Due
on
follows:
as
rities
March 1
March 1
Corp.,
syndicate
Interstate
McDonald-Moore
&
Nolan, Fleming-W.
Co., Inc., Robert l.
Conners & Co., and Breed & Har&
rison, Inc.:-,.-
—v.
a
V
^
_
_
Bond
cN?rth £?ro/'n"
Sale
The
$225,000
re-
he Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.,
Winston-Salem, at a price of
of
Bond
Offering—Beatrice
lano,
Village
ceive
sealed
(EST)
of
on
Due
bonds.
on
bids
until
will
2
public
Dated
improvement
Jan.
1,
Devils
re¬
p.m.
Feb. 9 for the purchase
$703,000
1961
Treasurer,
Carr-
102.33,
1961.
April 1 from 1962 to 1990
sale
Wappingers Falls, N. Y.
Bond
Offering—Joseph W. Mc¬
Donald, Village Treasurer, will re-
Township (P. O. Whitehouse ), Ohio
Sale
The $50,000 fire
Bond
station
—
and
$915,000
refunding
bonds
193,
a
of¬
430
p.
The Ohio
to
price of 100.77,
a
of about
Co.,
basis
2.86%.
(P. O.
Ohio
Sale—The
Bond
$315,000 fire¬
proof school building 1960 bonds
offered on Jan. 12—v. 193, p. 151
Weil, Roth
3%s, at a price
basis of about 3.61%.
Irving Co.,
of
101.58,
a
North
Bond
as
offered
on
awarded
as
Jan.
3V2S, at
$40,000
193,
bonds
23—v.
p.
&
price of 100.21,
3.46%.
RR
No.
3,
Local
field),
Bond
—
awarded
3%s, at
Dist.
Road,
(P.
Spring¬
Ohio
to
a
about
v.
J.
$722,000 school
bonds
offered
on
193,
A.
p.
151
—
were
White & Co.,
as
&
Co., Inc.,
price of 101.08,
3.38%.
a
as 31<>s, at
basis of about
the
2
p.m.
(CST)
chase
bonds.
O.
purchase
of
$519,000
Feb. 7 for the pur¬
on
1963
Due from
in¬
1975
to
clusive.
.Miami, Okla.
Bond
City
Offering
E. C. Wright,
—
will
receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
10 for the purchase
of $210,000
Clerk,
library .bonds. Due from 1962 to
1971
inclusive.
Pittsburg County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No.
1
(P.
Clerk
O.
J.
Curliss,
Board of Education,
the
of
Okla.
Hartshorne),
Offering—L.
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
(CST)
p.m.
chase of
from
Feb. 7 for the pur¬
on
$82,000 school bonds. Due
1970 inclusive.
1963 to
Oklahoma
Poteau,
Bond
City
Offering
Edd
—
Farrar,
will
Bank, of Wyatt. Legality approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller,
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 6
for
the
purchase
of
$334,000
of
bonds.
payable
the
at
Farmers
State
Indianapolis.
Clerk,
Due
from
1963
in¬
1975
to
clusive.
Washington Township (P. O. 4311
Possum Run Rd., R. D. No. 5, Mans¬
field,) Ohio
Bond
Offering
Florence
—
bids
until
7:30
(EST)
p.m.
Feb. 6 for the purchase of $47,-
on
160
special
assessment
limited
provement
Feb.
from
tax
bonds.
1961. Due
1,
1962
1971
to
im¬
road
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the First National Bank,
of Mansfield.
Legality approved
Squire,
by
Sanders
&
Dempsey,
Cleveland.
of
West
bonds
1960
193,
Ryan,
at
Carrollton, Ohio
Sale—The
a
p.
$175,000
offered
34
Bond
Offering—James
bonds.
Local School Dist. (P.
Chesterland), Ohio
Sale—The
24
192,
—v.
awarded
to
$360,000 school
offered
bonds
a
2663
p.
Due from
Texas
No.
8
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
building bonds offered on Jan. 24
—v.
193, p; 247—were awarded to
Tulsa
Independent
County
Arrow), Okla.
Bond
000
Sale—An
school
The
to
Trust
Village
sealed
ceive
(EST)
P.
re¬
noon
Feb. 14 for the purchase
on
of
$103,000
special
water
improvement
bonds. Dated
Jan.
1
1962
Dec.
will
until
bids
from
assessments
limited
payable
at
tax
1, 1961. Due
1981
to
on
inclu¬
(J-D)
First
the
National
Bank of Cincinnati.
Legality ap¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
No.
22
County
(P. O.
Indep.
Sch.
T.
Pitt-
Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
man,
until
for
7:30
the
school
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
bonds.
Due
on
of
Feb.
7
$367,000
from
1963
to
inclusive.
Canadian
69
sold
&
OREGON
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
Ore.
$175,000
Jan.
park
23—v.
193,
152—were awarded to The Ore¬
p.
on
Bank, of Portland, and Blyth
Co., jointly,
gon
Bond Offering—Arlie L.
Elliott,
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Feb. 6 for the purchase of $50,000
Jr.,
City
Recorder,
Dated Jan.
from
limited
1961
sewer
1962 to
bonds.
tax
1, 1961. Due
on
Jan. 1
inclusive. Prin¬
1981
cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
the
City Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Shuler,
Sayre,
Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
Sunset
Valley
Sanitary
District
(P. O. S. W. Rita Drive, BeaverBond
ton), Ore.
Offering—Lois
District
Secretary,
■
E.
will
Oman,
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Feb. 7 for the purchase of $15,318
special
assessment
bonds. Dated Jan.
Jan.
1 from
improvement
1, 1961. Due
on
1962 to 1971 inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J) pay¬
County Treasurer's of¬
Legality approved by Shu¬
ler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of
able at the
fice.
County
District No.
was
Bank
Oklahoma
of
Milton-Freewater,
Dist.
Beaver), Oklahoma
Offering—Amos
Jan. 26
National
Company,
OKLAHOMA
Beaver
on
Scio, Ore.
Raymond
Clerk,
of $180,series
A
City.
&
—
issue
building,
First
Woodlawn, Ohio
Berling,
School
District No. 3 (P. O. Broken
&
Offering
(P. O. Guymon),
Oklahoma
,
were
—
3.43%.
Bond
in¬
1972
to
on
Co., Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., and Stranahan, Harris & Co., as 3V2S, ,at a
price of 100.693, a basis of about
Sutherland
Ryan,
1963
County Independent School
District
composed of
group
Far-
clusive.
bonds offered
West Geauga
improvement
E.
rell, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 7 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 9 for
the
purchase of $72,000
school
to
3.68%.
O.
(P. O. Marlow),
Oklahoma
30—
awarded
Sutherland & Co., as 33/4s,
price of 100.55, a basis of
about
No.
Milburn, Cochran & Co.
sewer
Jan.
on
431—were
District
C.
Fenton, Clerk of the Board of
Township Trustees, will receive
sealed
Stephens County Independent Sch.
Indep.
School
(P. O. El Reno),
Portland.
Oklahoma
PENNSYLVANIA
Bond Sale—An issue of
$435,000
building bonds offered on
school
Jan. 30
was
Allentown, Pa.
Bond
sold to The First Na¬
Sale—The
$700,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered on
v.
193, p. 546 — were
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Okla¬
eral
Jan.
jointly.
3.46%,
Education,
of
$260,000 school building
of
1, 1961, Due on
to 1991 inclu¬
1962
Mix,
Helen
—
the Board
homa City, and H. I. Josey & Co.,
price of 102.772, a basis
awarded to
31
—
J.
C.
Bradford
&
Co.,
and
Goodbody & Co., jointly, at a
County, Geronimo Sch.
price of 100.023, a net interest
Dist.-{P. O. Box 11, Geronimo),\ cost of about
2.80%, as follows:
Oklahoma
$140,000 as 5s.
Due on Feb. 15
Bond Offering —
from 1962 to 1965 inclusive.
Mrs.'-Virginia
M.; Storm,-Town Clerk, will re¬
280,000 as 2V2s. ; Due on Febr 15
Comanche
Arcadia Local School Dist., Ohio
Bond
Lan^
Bond Sale—The $380,000 school:
ning; Clerk -of the Board of Edu^
bonds offered on Jan. 24—v.
193, cation, - will receive sealed bids
p. 246—were awarded to Braun,. until 11 a.m.
(EST) on Feb. 14 for
Bosworth
Offering
of
will receive sealed bids until 2:30
p.m.
Principal and interest (J-D)
from
Sale—The
improvement
26
Sch.
Troy
Moxahala), Ohio
Offering
Ernest
a
until
1
1971
Southern Local School, Dist. (P.
OHIO
247
McDonald
to
a
basis of about
Jan.
bids
bonds. Dated Feb.
Bond
Olmsted, Ohio
Sale—The
—were
a
Bond
Clerk
awarded to The
—were
Co.,
sealed
(CST) on Feb. 8 for the purchase
$268,000 waterworks revenue
of
sive. Principal and interest
Healthy City Sch. Dist.
Cincinnati),
of
poned.
23—v.
awarded
3s, at
Mt.
apparatus
Jan.
on
—were
Lake, N. D.
improvement bonds on Jan. 30—
v.
193, p. 151.— has been post¬
inclusive.-
Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable at the Hanover
Bank, in New York City. Legality
approved by Sykes, Galloway &
Dikeman,-of New York City.
of
receive
basis of about 3.53%.
a
DAKOTA
Bond Sale Postponed—The
pro¬
posed
The" Ohio
of
composed
Monclova
T).
NORTH
Jan. 26
on
Harper County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 4 (P. O. Buffalo), Okla.
Bond
Offering—Wayne L. Co¬
Town Clerk-Treasurer, will
Jan.
151—were awarded to
p.
Northwestern
100-10-
O.
Co., McDonald & Co., Field, Rich¬
ards
&
Co., and Sweney Cartwright & Co., as 33/4s, at a price
^
fundVJ! bonds offered on Jan 31
*• ]-?3. P- 545~w?rec awardedto
Tupper Lake, New York
193,
group
.
^
(P.
$578,000 school
building bonds offered
&
'
Wayne County (P. O. Goldsboro),
...
Co., as 33/4S, at
a basis of about
Sale—The
Kent.
of
Bond
ver,
Bond
Secu-
Folger,
Hibbs
b.
&
Local
1984 to 1986 inclusive.
Other members of the
Jan.
on
Sch. Dist.
Nova), Ohio
Mapleton
1975 to 1983 inclusive.
from
$290,000 school
Monday, February 6, 1961
Walkerton, Ohio
v.
430—were awarded
p.
White
Bank
Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
3.64%.
as
205,000
193,
A.
J.
Dist.
O. Houston), Ohio
price of 101.12,
a
fered
from
1
payable
Bank
of
as
Local Sch.
construction bonds offered
25—v.
1, 1961. Due
Principal and interest (J-D)
at the Portage
County
National
Bond
Sale—The
March
payable
3.61%.
$545,000 as 6s.
Due on March 1
^
from 1964 ^ 1973 inclusive.
to iq7q
75,000
sive.
Cleveland Corp., as 3%s, at
price of 101.201, a basis of about
to
Dated
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1982 inclu¬
on
First
Bond
by the Wachovia
Co.,
Jan. 26—v.
on
430—Were awarded to The
(r
Sale
bonds.
1
Village Sch.
Ohio
Sale—The $270,000 equip¬
p.
Frances M.
—
Clerk of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Feb. 15 for
the
purchase of $512,000 school
Dated
3.61%.
bonds offered
ment
Offering
District, Ohio
Burgess,
par.
,.
~
Winston-Salem, at
a price of par, a net
interest cost
0f about 3.47%, as follows:
inclusive. Prin-
1975
cipal and interest
the
bonds. Dated
Due
price of
series A bonds
offered 011 Jan. 31 v. 193, p. 430
—were awarded to a syndicate
Co.,
Baker,
p.m.
000 court house 1961
at
Monticello),
Offering—Donald
County
w.
N°rth
were
Sullivan County (P. O.
.
&
headed
Smithtown
Co., of WinstonMcDaniel Lewis
&
,.
and
430
Jan. 25
on
price of 101.27,
District,
Trust
Co., jointly, at
,
p.
^Buffalo, school building,
a
about
of
Jan. 24-v. 193,
and the
Delphos,
Sch. Dist., O.
Frankfort Exempted
Bond
Bond
$650,000 school
a
about
of
(P.
on
and
3%s, at
as
Bond
$550,000 bonds
offered
Salem,
ous
Co.,
of
p.
Hardin-Houston
Sale—The
&
193,
Co.,
Greenville, North Carolina
Bond
Bank
Potsdam,
Sale—The
Stow Local School
sive.
151—were awarded to
a group composed of Fahey, Clark
& Co., Hayden, Miller & Co., Wm.
J. Mericka & Co., and Prescott &
New York City.
Adams,
?,®La!
of about
&
Bank,
.
by Bricker, Evatt, Barton, Eckler
& Niehoff, of Columbus.
Jan.
jointly.
a
\
of 102.64,
430—were awarded
White
1963
from
1
^.'^miCJiemical Bank New York Trust
Newburgh Common School District
A.
J.
—v.
Secretary of the Local Gov-
Y
&
$150,000 im¬
offered on Jan.
building bonds offered
Bond Offering
u
Bond Sale
works
a
193,
Commercial
Co., of Winstonprice of 100.14.
Enfield, North Carolina
Co.
ly
545
p.
&
The
—
bonds
Trust
Salem, at
Sale
p.
to
193,
Cartwright
Co.^as 3%s, at
a
26—v.
$240,000 bonds
jan. 3i__v.
on
Sweney
.
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Bank of Corning
Co., in Corning. Legality approved
on
were
—
McDonald
Company,
and
offered
composed of
group
provement
awarded to The Wachovia
—were
& Co., Adams, McEntee
G. H. Walker & Co., and
Co.,
Ohio
the
a
Delphos City Sch. Dist., Ohio
CAROLINA
Sale—The
Bond
to
,
193, p. 430
v.
—
&
Chapel Hill, N. C.
& Co., Inc., B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., First of Michigan Corporation,
Chas.
NORTH
'
Other members of the
25
awarded
Bond
Co., Inc., as 3.20s, at a
price of 100.4099, a basis of about
&
from
1
1961.
1,
&
3.15%.
were
March
bonds
.
-
school
ceive
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1984 inclu¬
chase
(CST)
sealed
of
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
Feb., 16 ,far- the pur¬
$21,000 school bonds.
on
^
:
from 4966 to 1973 inclusive.
280,000
as
2.80s.
Due
on
.
Feb. 15
from 1974 to 1981 inclusive..
Volume
Biglerville
Adams
193
Number
Borough
6027
.
.
The
.
Authority,
County (P. O.
TENNESSEE
Bigler¬
Bond
Bond Sale—An issue of
Jan.
$490,000
bonds offered on
sold to C. C. Collings
was
Co., Inc., and Janney, Battles &
W. Clark, Inc., jointly, as 314s
and 4%s. Dated March 1, 1961.
Due on March 1 from 1965 to 2001
&
Interest
M-S.
Finance
Agency,
4V2s,
as
at
a
517,000
Due
1963 to
235,000
10
550,000
Feb.
on
Due
Feb. 10,
on
3y4s.
as
Due
Feb.
on
10 from 1973 to 1980 inclusive.
3V2s.
as
from
O.
3y2s.
as
Due
1981
1,054,000
1988
to
1987
Is.
as
and
Other
Due
Due
Feb. 10
on
inclusive.
Feb.
on
10,
1989.
members
the
of
3%s.
as
Feb.'l
on
Due
from 1976 to
1971 inclusive.
4.40s.
as
4,136,000
Offering—W. D. Hundson,
County Judge, will receive sealed
10
as
1972.
Bond
bids until
5s.
as
from
par.
Montgomery
County
(P.
Clarksville), Tenn.
Saul, of Philadelphia.
3.30%,
from 1973 to 1975 inclusive.
3,649,000
Legality
about1
of
cost
$4,644,000
Jan. 31—
on
p. 431—were awarded to
Federal Housing and Home
price of
approved by Saul, Ewing, Remick
&
$98,000 water¬
193,
v.
the
E.
inclusive.
Sale—The
works bonds offered
revenue
17
interest
(651)
follows:
Eagleville, Tenn.
ville), Pa.
sewer
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
syndi¬
1981
Feb.
on
building
31—v.
1
to
bonds
193,
Foster
offered
Jan;
on
432—were awarded
p.
&
55
Marshall.
inclusive.
South
tional
Bank, National Bank of
Commerce,, both of Seattle, Foster
&
Marshall,
Pacific
Northwest
Co., Dean Witter & Co., Merrill
Lynch, Pierce. Fenner & Smith,
Inc., Bramhall & Stein, Seattle
Trust &
Savings Bank, of Seattle,
National ; Bank
of
Washington,
Tacoma, McLean & Co., .Pacific
VIRGINIA
WEST
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Seattle-First Na¬
Charleston, W. Va.
Bond Offering—J. W.
Mayor,
until
will
11
sewer
purchase
of
March
March
1
1,
from
sive. Callable
16
$8,000,000
1961 bonds.
1961.
1962
bids
Feb.
on
revenue, series
Dated
Londeree,
sealed
(EST)
a.m.
the
for
receive
to
Due
2001
on
inclu¬
Water Authority, Lan¬
follows: Phelps, Fenn
(CST) on Feb.
1, 1976.
Principal and interest( M-S) pay¬
County (P. O. Manheim), «- 15 for the purchase of $550,000' & Co.; Chemical Bank New York
National
Bank; of Seattle, and able at the State Sinking Fund
improvement bonds. Dated Feb. Trust Co., of New York; Blair &
Pennsylvania
Wm. P. Harper & Son & Co.
Commission.
1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1 from 1962 Co., Inc.; Stone & Webster Se¬
Legality approved
Bond Sale—An issue of $650,to 1979 inclusive.
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Principal and curities Corp.; Estabrook & Co.; B. King County Sch. District No. 411
000 water revenue bonds was sold
interest
J. Van Ingen & Co.; Paine, Web¬
Mitchell, of New York City.
(F-A)
payable
at the
(P. O. Issaquah), Wash.
to C. C. Collings & Co., Inc.
First American National Banky of ber,
Bond Sale—The $200,000 school
Jackson
&
Curtis;
L.
F.
West Virginia Wesleyan College,
McKeesport, Pa.
Nashville.
Legality approved by Rothschild
&
Co.;
Rauscher, bonds offered on Jan. 26^—v. 193,
Buckhannon, W. Va.
Bond Offering — Theresa C. Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Pierce & Co., Inc.; Bacon, Stev¬ p. 248—were awarded to a
group
Bond Sale—The $800,000 men's
Stashko, City Clerk, will receive
enson
& Co.
composed of The National Bank
dormitories, series B bonds of¬
I
TEXAS
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EST)
of Commerce, of Seattle, McLean fered on
First of Michigan Corporation;
Jan. 31—v. 193, p. 432
on
Feb. 8 for the purchase of
& Co.. Inc., Seattle Trust & Sav¬
—were
awarded to
the Federal
Reynolds & Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.;
Galveston County (P. O.
$200,000 general obligation city
ings Bank, of Seattle, and Charles Housing
Francis I. du Pont & Co.; G. H.
and
Home
Finance
Galveston), Texas
improvement bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
Walker & Co.; Adams, McEntee N. Tripp & Co., at a price of par, Agency, as 27/gs, at a price of par.
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000
1961. Due on Feb. 1 from 1963 to
a net interest cost of about
jail, &
3.74%,
Co., Inc.; Baxter & Co., Inc.;
series 1961 limited tax bonds of¬
1972 inclusive. Principal and in¬
as follows:
WISCONSIN
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.; Fed¬
terest
payable at any bank or fered on Feb. 1—v. 193, p. 547—
eration Bank & Trust Co., of New $97,000 as 3y2s.
Due on Feb. 1
Cumberland
City,
Cumberland,
were
awarded to a group com¬
trust company designated by the
from 1963 to 1973 inclusive.
York; Goodbody & Co.; Dallas
Crystal Lake, Clinton, Lakeland,
posed of Drexel & Co., Wertheim
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
Union5 Securities
35,000 as 3%s.
Due on Feb. 1
Co., Inc.; The
Maple Plain,
Aimena, Stanproved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Co., and Stern, Lauer & Co., at Milwaukee
from 1974 to 1976 inclusive.
foold and Bear Lake Towns
Company; George K.
a price of par, a net interest cost
& Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Baum & Co.
39,000 as 37/8S.
Due on Feb. 1
Joint Sch. Dist. No. 2 (P. O.
of about 3.63%, as follows:
from 1977 to 1979 inclusive.
Penn-Trafford Joint Sch. System
Cumberland), Wis.
White, Masterson & Co.; First of
$120,000 as 5s. Due on March 1
29,000 as 3.90s.
Due on Feb. 1,
Municipal Authority, Westmore¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $135,Texas Corp.; National City Bank,
from 1965 to 1970 inclusive.
1980 and 1981.
land County (P. O. Claridge),
000 general obligation refunding
of Cleveland; Lovett Abercrombie
420,000 as 3.40s. Due on March 1 &
bonds offered on Jan. 25 was sold
Pennsylvania
Port of Vancouver (P. O. Van¬
Co.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.;
from 1971 to 1984 inclusive.
to
Mannheimer
Bond Sale—An issue of $2,110,R. D. White & Co.; Dallas Rupe &
Egan, Inc., and
couver), Wash.
460,000 as 3.70s. Due on March 1
000 school building revenue, se¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $950,- Harold E. Wood & Co., jointly, at
Son, Inc.; Stranahan, Harris & Co.;
from 1985 to 1990 inclusive.
a price of par.
ries A bonds offered on Jan. 23
000 revenue 1961
McDonald-Moore & Co.; Barrow,
A bonds was
Manheim
cate
a.m.
were
as
caster
of March
as
.
.
-
-
sold
ot
syndicate headed
by Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., with
interest rates ranging from 21/2%
was
to
a
Garland
T exas
schoolhouse
Other members of the syndicate
follows:
as
Thomas
&
offered
Co.,
&
&" Co.,
Blair
Scribher,
&
Ira Haupt & Co.,
Co., Inc., Hess, Grant
&
Remington,
Inc.,
Penington,
Colket & Co., H. J. Steele & Co.,
Cunningham,
Schmertz
&
Co.,
Inc., C. S. McKee & Co, A. E.
Masten & Co, Hulme, Applegate
& Humphrey, Inc., Reed, Lear &
Co, P. B. Root & Co, and Simp¬
son, Emery & Co, Inc.
Co.,
&
Stroud
Scranton
Bond
School District, Pa.
Offering
ited
tax
1961.
to
Due
1972
on
1962
and
at
payable
'
from
1
Scranton Bank & Trust Company,
in Scranton. Legality
Townsend, Elliott
Philadelphia.
&
interest
$195,000
95f000
approved by
Munson, of
Reports
the
For
the
the
30, 1960,
totaled
in
12
months
ended
Nov.
of the Authority
$44,233,789, against $38,in
the
comparable
12-
838,420
month period
The
Bank
Authority.
revenues
for
Puerto
Development
Rico
is
fiscal
were as
District
of
1,
bids
until
11
Mcre¬
a.m.
Feb. 15 for the purchase
$6,900,000 bonds. Dated March
1961.
1962
to
Due
on
March
1
receive
of
Schools,
bids
sealed
until
(CST) on Feb. 6 for the
chase of $280,000 unlimited
bonds.
8
pur¬
tax
March
Dated
March 1 from
1964 to
1988 inclusive. Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Union Bank & Trust Co., of Fort
Worth. Legality approved by Mc1,
1961.
Due
on
Call,
McCall
Parkhurst, Crowe,
Horton, of Dallas.
Marshall, Texas
000
Jan.
tax
schoolhouse bonds offered
27
sold to The
was
on
Republic Na¬
Sale—An
Bond
$325,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
street
by
County, Spokane School
(P. O. Spokane),
Spokane
District No. 81
offered
bonds
Due on Nov. 15,
Jan. 27—v.
on
awarded
headed
from
Nov.
sive.
1965
Feb.
from
15
1968 inclusive.
by
193, p. 432—
a
syndicate
to
the
1961.
15,
on
WASHINGTON
1968 inclu¬
to
1961
Due
Auburn,
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the American National
Bank, in Austin.
Legality ap¬
proved by Gibson, Spence & Gib¬
son, of Austin.
Seattle-First
Sale—The
$100,000 street
Jan. 31—v.
on
193,
547—were awarded to Dittmar
Co., Inc.
and
system
awarded
were
Southwest
First
$50,000
—
1961 bonds offered at the
time
same
The
sewer
Sale
to
the
on
School District,
Texas
from
Bond
Sale
schoolhouse
bonds
p.
The
—
1961
offered
on
dicate headed
ers,
and
$14,000,000
limited
Feb.
431—were awarded
2—v.
to
tax
193,
syn¬
a
by Lehman Broth¬
Halsey,
Inc., at a price
Stuart
&
of 100.019,
the
will
receive
(PST) on
purchase of $75,-
March 1 from
a
Co.,
net
1963 to
Principal
clusive.
payable
(M-S)
Treasurer's
at
office.
the
County
Legality ap¬
of Seattle.
King County, Highline Sch. District
No. 401 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Sale—The $1,415,000 gen¬
obligation,
1959
bonds offered on Feb. 2—v. 193, p.
248—were awarded to a syndicate
headed
B
by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
price of par,
about 3.61%,
$418,000
1963
212,000
series
as
a
net interest cost of
as follows:
3.14%,
as
$515,000
Seattle, at a price
interest cost of about
to
1969
as
3%s.
from 1970 to
Feb.
1972 inclusive.
1
Sale—The
Jan. 30
193,
v.
—
$683,000
bonds
purpose
3s.
Due
SVss.
as
Feb.
on
1
Feb.
on
Due
3V4S.
as
1
on
Feb.
Due
on
follows:
$350,000
Bank
Cathlamet
(P. O.
Cathlamet), Wash.
County,
No.
District
140,000
ISO
Offering—Myrtle
Braat-
County Treasurer, will receive
bids until 11 a.m. (PST)
on
Feb.
17 for the purchase of
$186,900
school
bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1961. Due on March 1
en,
sealed
1963 to 1981 inclusive. ;Prin-
Due
April
on
1
1962 to 1971 inclusive.
3*4s.
as
Due
on
April 1
from 1972 to 1975 inclusive.
193,000
3.40s.
as
Due
1976 to
1 from
syndicate
Chemical
3s.
as
from
Feb. 1
Company of New
York, Blyth & Co., Inc., Northern
Trust Co., of Chicago, Mercantile
Trust Co., of St. Louis, City Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Kansis City, and Kalman & Co., Inc.
price of 100.007,
3.24%,
a
follows:
as
1
New York Trust
Bond
Allan
net interest cost of about
a
from 1981 to 1984 inclusive.
School
Co.,
Co., at
Due
from 1978 to 1980 inclusive.;
as
&
3JAs.
as
501,000
composed of
group
Co., and Cruttenden, Po-
from 1970 to 1977 inclusive.
335,000
on
were
—
desta &
as
749,000
a
432
p.
cor¬
offered
Blair &
from 1963 to 1969 inclusive.
New Berlin
April
on
1980 inclusive.
City, Pewaukee, Brook-
field and Waukesha Towns Joint
School District No.
6 (P. O.
Berlin), Wis.
Offering — Gordon O.
New
Bond
Priedeman,
receive
District
sealed
bids
Clerk,
until
8
will
p.m.
(CST) on Feb. 7 for the purchase
$200,000 school building con¬
of
struction
1961.
on
interest
(A-O)
Waukesha
Dated
April
inclusive.
1980
to
bonds.
Due
State
1
Feb.
from
1,
1962
Principal and
payable at the
Bank, in Wau¬
kesha.
Legality
Quarles, Herriott
approved
by
& Clemons, of
Milwaukee.
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
CANADA
Legality
approved
by
Preston,
Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seat¬
ONTARIO
tle.
Blyth, Ont.
Wahkiakum
School
Skamokaw
(P. O.
Wash.
County,
No.
District
Cathlamet),
Bond
Offering
—
55
Myrtle Braat-
County Treasurer, will receive
bids until 11 a.m. (PST)
on
Feb.
17 for the purchase of
$151,548
school
bonds.
Dated
en,
Sale—An
Bond
000
offered
on
issue
of
improvement
village
Jan.
11
was
$150,bonds
sold
to
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd., as
6s, at
a
price of 98.67.
sealed
March
from
1,
1961.
Due
on
QUEBEC
L'Abord
March 1
(M-S)
payable
the
County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Preston,
Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seat¬
tle.
Whitman
County,
Pullman
School
District No. 267
(P. O. Colfax),
Washington
Bond
Sale
The
$500,000 gen¬
eral obligation junior high school
—
a
Plouffe School
Commission, Que.
1963 to 1981 inclusive/Prin¬
cipal and interest
at
inclusive.
Due on
Bond
porate
10<i(P. O.
Range Line Road,
Mequon), Wis.
27 W.
follows:
a
4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
N.
11040
to
interest
and
Thiensville ^Village
Peabody
1971 in¬
proved by Weter, Roberts & Shef-
elman,
Bond
Co.
Indep.
for
general
eral
Houston
21
obligation city jail
bonds. Dated March 1, 1961. Due
limited tax
1961
improvement
Clerk,
City
age,
Na¬
City,
Joint School Dist. No.
KJdder,
from
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Feb.
000
Grand Prairie, Texas
Bond
Wash.
Bond Offering—Elizabeth Herit¬
Mequon
awarded
Wahkiahum
about 3.23%.
to
Legality approved by Dorsey,
Owen, Barber, Marquart 8c Wind¬
horst, of Minneapolis.
tional Bank, of
p.
at
der.
of par, a net
$230,000 sewer¬
432—were awarded
Smith, Barney & Co., as 3y4S,
a
price of 100.09, a basis of
193,
Due on Nov. 15
21/2s.
was
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at any bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
r
system bonds offered on Jan.
age
26—v.
to
as
Dated
Bond Sale—The
15
1964.
200,000
5
Manchester, Vt.
Due
21/4S.
as
Jan.
VERMONT
follows:
as
3s.
as
on
$250,limited
1
Washington
Bond Sale—The $2,100,000 gen¬
eral obligation school bonds of¬
were
of
sold to The First Southwest Co.
Bank, of Dallas, at a price
100.008, a net interest cost of
2.52%,
issue
improvement
tional
inclusive.
Principal
and interest
(M-S) payable at the
Industrial National Bank, of Prov¬
idence.
Legality
approved
by
Sullivan,
Donovan,
Hanrahan,
McGovern & Lane, of New York
City.
1984
will
(P. O. Gladewater), Texas
Offering—David
on
Superintendent
Simp-^
F-A.
Legality
Preston, ThorgrimHorowitz, of Seattle.
&
Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due on April
from
1962
to
1980
inclusive.
to
Interest
approved
son
sold
Other members of the
revenue
sealed
son,
&
waterworks
(EST)
1994 inclusive.
clusive.
were
Offering—Randell
schoolhouse
March
Co.
Providence, R. I.
ceive
on
McLean & Co.,
Inc., and Chas. N. Tripp & Co.,
jointly. Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1976 in¬
was
fered
T exas
Bond
Gladewater County-Line Indep Sch.
Additional
Govern, City Treasurer, will
March
&
Co., Inc., McClung
&
Knickerbocker, and Ira Haupt &
ISLAND
R.
on
haus
p.
Bond
Keller Independent School Dist.,
p.m.
follows: Underwood, Neu-
oonds offered
agent for the Authority.
RHODE
Due
from 1987 to
the year before.
Government
March
on
1986 inclusive.
33/4s.
as
Co.; Fort Worth National Bank,
Fort Worth; Schaffer, Necker
& Co.; Sanders & Co.; Robert K.
Wallace & Co.; Ray Allen, Olson
& Beaumont, Inc.; Irving J. Rice
& Co., Inc.; Metropolitan Dallas
Corp., and J. Wylie Harris & Co.
of
March
Other members of the syndicate
50,000
November, 1960 amounted to $3,compared with $3,457,016
in
November, 1959 according to
Rafael V. Urrutia, Executive Di¬
of
Due
1984 to
from
947,483
rector
on
Due
3.90s.
as
&
1973 inclusive.
3.80s.
as
100,000
Resources
Authority
March
from 1979 to 1983 inclusive.
Revenues—
Increased
of
as
on Nov.
from 1961 to 1963 inclusive.
Authority, Puerto Rico
Revenues
on
Due
41/4S.
as
140,000
RICO
Water
Due
5s.
as
$75,000
Rico
3.88%,
from 1974 to 1978 inclusive.
about
Puerto
about
of
from 1962 to
of
PUERTO
cost
follows:
North
the
193, p. 431
syndicate
Beissner
&
Co.;
Thomas
&
Co.;
Cunningham,
Schmertz & Co., Inc.; Rotan, Mosle
1,
Principal
March
inclusive.
interest
March
Dated
bonds.
,
W.
Thomas
—
a
by the Republic National
470,000
Hogan, Secretary of the Board of
School
Directors,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 13 for the purchase of $268,000 general obligation school lim¬
to
bonds
Bank, of Dallas, and Rotan, Mosle
& Co., at a price of par, a net
Inc., Eastman Dillon, Union Secu¬
rities
$1,000,000
tax
25—v.
awarded
headed
The
—
solds
Leary & Co.
Monroney,
unlimited
Jan.
on
—were
Moore, Leonard & Lynch, Singer,
Deane
Sale
Bond
4.15%.
were
Independent School Dist.,
Bond Sale—The
bonds
offered
on
$850,000 school
Jan.
23—v.
193,
432—were awarded to a syndi¬
composed of Nesbitt Thom¬
son & Co., Ltd., Dominion Secu¬
rities Corp., Ltd., W. C. Pitfield &
p.
cate
Co., Ltd., Morgan Ostiguy and
Hudon, Ltd., and Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd., as 5Y2s and 6s,. at a
price of 97.09, a net interest cost
of about
6.46%.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
56
.
,
; Monday, February 6, 1961
(652)
Interest is
exempt, in the
opinion of Bond Counsel, from all present
Enabling Act provides that the Bonds, their
The
and court decision!.
Federal income taxes under the existing statute
transfer and the income therefrom (including any
taxation within the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
profit made on the sale thereof)
exempt from
are
February 3,1961
j
NEW ISSUE
$39,000,000
>
The Turnpike Authority of
of the Commonwealth of Kentucky)
(an agency and instrumentality
Eastern
Kentucky Toll Road Revenue Bonds
forth)
(payable solely from rbvenues as hereinafter set
Dated
Kentucky
Due
July 1, I960
Underwriters listed
July 1, as shown below:
alphabetically
of participation
within brackets
#
Notes About These Securities
AUTHORITY,
THE
a
governmental agency of the
Allen St
Commonwealth of Kentucky, is
Blair & Co.,
C.
all costs
until final
authorized by the
of Kentucky), the latter covenants to
of repairing, maintaining and operating the Eastern Kentucky Toll Road
Authority and the Department (as
Goodbody St Co.
Ira
The
Upon expiration of the current lease on June 30, 1962, the Department
right to biennial renewals, one at a time, until June 30, 2000.
automatic unless notice not to renew is served. The Lease rental has been
—
shall have the exclusive
This renewal is
set at an amount
to
which, if maintained during each
amortize all the bonds
for each biennium for which the
contract to
motor
Merrill
Lease is renewed as
revenues.
Under the Kentucky Constitution, motor
Rhoades St Co.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner St
W. H. Morton St
is firmly bound to pay the rental
its general obligation to be paid,
Smith Inc.
Co., Inc.
John Nuveen St Co., Inc.
by law or by previous binding
The Department derives its funds largely from
be devoted to other purposes.
fuel tax
-be used
Carl M. Loeb,
.
available funds of the Department not required
from any
Kentucky Company
Ladenburg, Thalmann St Co.
succeeding biennium, will be sufficient
by their maturity.
DEPARTMENT, under the terms of the Lease,
THE
Haupt St Co.
Hornblower St Weeks
maturity date of the bonds.
THE LEASE
J. Devine St Co.
Equitable Securities Corporation
Enabling Act and upheld by the Court of "Appeals
pay
Incorporated
J. C. Bradford St Co.
Kentucky Toll Road, has had extensive and successful experience during the last 30 years
in financing with revenue bonds and operating 16 toll facilities, all of which now are
reported to be debt-free or self-supporting.
BY AGREEMENT between the
~
Bear, Stearns St Co.
of Kentucky, the Lessee of the Eastern
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
THE
Company
Allyn and Company, Inc.
A. C.
comprised of the Governor, the Lieutenant Governor, the Attorney General, the Com¬
missioner of Highways and the State Highway Engineer. It is the Lessor of the Eastern
Kentucky Toll Road.
R. W.
Pressprich & Co.
Salomon Bros. St Hutzler
fuel tax revenues may
F. S. Smithers St Co.
only for highway purposes.
(The foregoing information was obtained from
of the Authority to which reference
the Official Statement
is made.)
B.
J. Van Ingen St Co. Inc.
Wertheim St Co.
Dean Witter St Co.
MATURITIES AND YIELDS
AMOUNTS, INTEREST RATES,
•
$17,800,000 Serial Bonds
600,000
600,000
600,000
600,000
700,000
700,000
700,000
BOO,000
800,000
3.50%
1966
4i/4
4%
4i/4
4i/4
4i/4
4l/4
4i/2
41/2
41/2
41/2
600,000
Yield
1965
3600,000
3.60
900,000
3.80
1,000,000
1969
3.90
1,100,000
1970
4.00
1,100,000
1,100,000
1971
4.05
1972
4.15
1,200,000
1973
4.20
1,200,000
1974
4.25
1,200,000
1975
1976
4.35%
1977
4.40
1978
Alex. Brown St Sons
Yield
4.45
'
900,000
1968
Maturity
41/2%
41/2
41/2
43/4
43/4
43/4
43/4
-43/4 4y4
43/4
3 800,000
-
3.70
1967
Rate
Amount
Maturity
Rate
Bache St Co.
Interest
Interest
Amount
Dominick St Dominick
.♦
Estabrook St Co.
1979
4.50
1980
4.50
1981
4.55
1982
4.55
?
1983
4.60
9
Hemphill, Noyes St Co.
;r
Hirsch St Co.
V
Hallgarten St Co.
Hayden, Stone Si Co.
•
4.30
;
Francis I. duPont St Co.
&
1984
4.60
•
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■
.
.
4.60
1985
W. E. Hutton St Co.
*5
Leo
$21,200,000 4.80% Term
Bonds due July 1, 2000-Price 100
(Plus accrued interest)
>
Bonds: Issuable
as coupon
fany, New
llinois, at
principal payable at Liberty National Bank & Trust
Kentucky, the Trustee under the Trust Indenture.
Shearson, Hammill St Co.
Tripp & Co., Inc.
York, New York, or at American National Bank and Trust Company of Chicago, Chicago,
the option of the holder. Principal of registered bonds without coupons ana of coupon
bonds
registered
Louisville,
as to
American Securities
Company of Louisville,
sinking fund
July 1,
July 1,
July 2,
July 2,
July 2,
July 2,
to
Bacon,
1976, inclusive
1976
1981, inclusive
1981
1986
1991
January 1,
1,
to July
1,
to July
1,
to July
1,
to July
1,
July 2, 1996 and thereafter
•
.
•
Fahnestock St Co.
Henry Harris St Sons, Inc.
104
102
103
101
102
101
101
100
1996, inclusive
.
Cruttenden, Podesta Si Co.
105%
102
1991, inclusive
100
J. A. Hogle St Co.
E. F. Hutton St
Wm. E. Pollock St
•
Co., Inc.
Rand St Co.
are being issued for the purpose of providing funds, together with other available funds, for paying
ofconstructing the Eastern Kentucky Toll Road, as more fully described in the Official Statement. The Bonds
are
being issued under and pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 173 ofthe Acts of I960, Regular Session, of the
General Assembly
of Kentucky (Sections 175.410 to 175.990, inclusive, Kentucky Revised Statutes), and are to
be issued under and secured by a Trust Indenture, dated as ofJuly 1, I960, between The Turnpike Authority of
Kentucky and Liberty National Bank & Trust Company of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky, as Trustee. The
will be payable solely from the special fund provided therefor from revenues of the Eastern Kentucky Toll Road,
including rentals under the Lease hereinbefore mentioned. The Bonds shall not be deemed to constitute a debt of
the Commonwealth of Kentucky or of any political subdivision thereof, or a pledge of the faith and credit of the
Stein Bros. St
the cost
of any political subdivision
Boyce
Stifel, Nicolaus 8t Company, Inc.
,
Thomas St
Company
Alden Si Co., Inc.
thereof.
The Bankers Bond
are offered when, as and if issued and received by us and subject to the approval
by Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, New York, N. Y„ and Grafton,
Ferguson & Fleischer, Louisville, Ky., Bond Counsel.
Allen &
Company
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Incorporated
of legality
John Nuveen 8C Co.
(Incorporated)
.
-
.
Incorporated
F. L,
Co., Inc.
Dupree St Co.
B. J. Van Ingen 8C Co. Inc.
A. C. Allyn and Company
^
Stern Brothers St Co.
Bonds
These Bonds
.
Jones, Kreeger Si Co.
These Bonds
or
j
Company
:
w
Commonwealth
y
Company
Dick St Merle-Smith
as a whole
103
1986, inclusive
Whipple Si Co.
Boettcher and
103%
1971,. inclusive
1971 to July
1966
Corporation
Bacon, Stevenson St Co.
Redemption Provisions of the Bonds: The Bonds may be redeemed prior to their respective maturities
on 30
days' published notice in Kentucky, Chicago, Illinois, and New York, New York, either in whole,
on
any date not earlier than July 1, 1971, at the option of the Authority, from any moneys that may be
made available for such purpose, or in part, in the inverse order of their maturities,fl.on any interest
payment date not earlier than July 1, 1966, from moneys in the Sinking Fund at the following prices
and accrued interest"to the date for redemption:
period
-
Curtis
L. F. Rothschild St Co.
bonds, registrable as to principal alone, in the
denomination of 51,000, and as registered bonds without coupons in denominations of $1,000 or any
multiple thereof, and interchangeable as provided in the Trust Indenture. Semi-annual interest (January
1 and July 1) and principal of coupon bonds not registered as to principal payable at Liberty National
Bank & Trust Company of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky, or at Chemical Bank New York Trust Com-%
Summary Description of
Oppenheim & Company
Paine, Webber, Jackson Si
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,
The Kentucky Company
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