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ESTABLISHED 1889
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume
Number
193
RAILROAD
Acme
Missiles
Secondary—
The
*
filed
for
be
sale
in
the
and
the
by
of
class
A
Rockville
not
it
general
Jan.
on
is
said
The
The
construction
class
B
missile
offering
its
has
It
shares.
outstanding
Saul
Fried, President, own 35,500
shares
each;
and they propose to sell
—V. 192, p. 2505.'
activities
Rabin,
class
Stock and Bond Quotations
15,000
this
class
class
shares
A
New York Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
B
each.
16,525,925
16,024,810
120,127,944
2321.
p.
Securities and
The
the
SEC
New
$5
York,
The
share,
per
N.
29,
operations
the
and
in
West
the
States
J.
Toronto
capital
■.'?"• • •
general
and
two
abroad.
The
"Our
felt
we
with
be
used
have
had
and
been
valuation
"
move."
it
The
In
will
West
Avenue
most
since
whom
of
primarily
to
own.
1932.
They
industrial
are
organization/
they
,
Ry.
*
35
35
Net
have
half
over
West
Brothers
In
concerns.
completed
the
6,464
625
28-year
separate
history
appraisal
at
48
the
such
Brothers'
operations
of services extends to
span
Banks
price
for
of
areas
in
tax
purposes.
Evanston,
shares
The
111.,
nearing
are
of
corporation
property economics
Midwest
transaction
is
subject
cording
to
an
G.
Murdough,
Midwest
equipment
400,"
and
purpose
fulfillment
by
Foster
manufacturer
supplies.
speeds
of
attachments
of
of
G.
Federal Reserve System
44
Reserve Banks
44
Its
primary
to
up
and
300,000
revolutions
accessories
for
the
only
firm
in
the
dental
the
drilling
"Air
minute,
per
cavity
that
preparation
Drive
with
and
manufactures
its
a
The Course of Bank Clearings
Management and marketing policies of
is
the
in
feet
reserved
about
$3.8
90
who
offices
for
sales
said.
founded
the dental firm
Midwest's
the
firm
32
expansion.
There
administrative
180
are
American
Hospital
general
recent
tions
Supply
is
manufacturer
years
the
Three
domestic
throughout
than
more
the
350
its
the
and
and
sales
export department sell
"
non-Communist
every
American's
'
blood
has
product
sales
United
centers
officer
employees
health
and
merchandiser,
diversified
line
divisions
sales
representatives.
to
to
integrated
than
30,000
hospitals
25
are
The
and
regional
in
offices
industry's
sales
The
its
the
its
items.
international
and
dis¬
system
and
division
and
health institutions and laboratories
in
&
Foundry
Co.—To
of
formula.
at
Specific terms are
their annual meeting
•/
redemption on Feb. 23, 1961, all of
subordinated debentures due Feb. 1,
made at the Irving Trust Co., 1 Wall
called for
convertible
5%
Payment will be
Debenture?,
$19.12 V2
150,281
170,530
1,813,511
1,923,207
$112,902
$191,854
$1,452,945
$1,749,273
35,768
68,991
406,396
566,926
"
railway
Acquire—To
/Associates—Proposes Offering—
filed
partnership interests, to be offered
unit. No underwriting is involved.
a
partnership
Wien
formed
Robert
and
I.
in
July
for
'
1960
Weissmann.
It
registra¬
a
$800,000 of
public sale
"
consisting
nine
owns
of
acres
Atlanta, Ga.
as
a
in
into
entered
for
complete
$535,575.
contract
with
ZW
Corp.
to
erect
and
deliver
except
Thus,
subleased
the property
to Zayre
Corp.
Stewart
is
obligated
certain improvements to the property, at cost of
$200,000,
improvement to become the property of Associates upon com¬
pletion.
Zayre is a privately owned corporation not affiliated with
the
two
partnerships and which presently operates
14
self-service
department stores.
Each of the partners in Associates is offering
make
participations
into
common
stock
to
Feb.
23,
1961,
at
Stewart
$84,000,
will
participants, at the rate of $1,000 wtt, annum on each $10,000 par¬
ticipation, and $4,000 to pay administrative costs.
The sublease to
Zayre provides for a minimum annual rental of $110,000.
Automatic
Canteen
Co.
of
America,
Chicago,
111.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
on Dec.
16, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
covering 8,571 shares of common stock (par $2.50 per share)
company
SEC
be
to
101.
p.
of $400,000 in his partnership interest, and the total
capital will be used to defray Associates' acquisition cost.
pay
to Associates a minimum net annual rental of
such rent providing for $80,000 for monthly distribution to
partnership
offered
at-the-market on
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange to
of
the company pursuant to Employees'
Stock Purchase
underwriting is involved.
proceeds are to be used to purchase securities.—V. 192, p. 1810.
employees
American & St. Lawrence Seaway
Land Co., Inc., New
Plan.
No
The
York, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
The
corporation
the SEC
Dec.
on
30,
1960
covering 100,000 shares
at
$3
share,
per
filed
without
letter
a
of common
stock
of notification
underwriting.
Shareholders
a
The
proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.—V.
601.
p.
Automatic Retailers of America, Inc.—Stock Split—
with
to be
(par 25 cents)
191,
Davre
firm.
..
Arizona
Color
Film
Processing
Phoenix, Ariz.—Files With SEC—
The
corporation
be
each
is
at
cents
22
stock
with
two shares
1960 filed
19,
a
Inc.,
of notification
stock
(par
with
20 cents)
to
share for subscription by stockholders of
right to purchase one share of common for
held.
Rights expire in 30 days. No underwriting
per
but
to approximately 2,160,000.
»
also announced that, on the basis of mergers
completed,
yet finalized, and negotiations currently in progress, A. R. A.
to be operating by the middle of March, 1961 at an annual
operations
into
V.
p.
now
to
are
be
used
to
repay
a
term, loan,
2237.
short
p.
purchase
Avco
classified
to
a
Dec.
28
offering circular, Stern,
Zeiff
Co., Inc., 52 Broadway, New York City, publicly of¬
$2
per
for
a
total
of
19,
he, said.—
by North American Aviation, Inc. The contract amount is
and
was
not disclosed.
Nashville
this
3
work
B-70,
Manufacturing Corp., a New York corporation,
incorporated under the laws of the State of New York on June 10,
for
aircraft
North
contract
share.
,
contract for major fuselage sections of the 2,000 mile-per"Valkyrie" bomber has been awarded the Nashville Division
Division previously
received
fuselage section of the prototype B-70, and the
The
fered 120,000 shares of this firm's 25(5 par common stock
at
states
Corp.—Contract—
letter
hour B-70
of Avco Corp.
Arway Manufacturing Corp.—Common Stock Offered
&
additional
the
equipment, and for working capital.—V. 190,
—Pursuant
two
These mergers would extend A. R. A.*s
2118.
192,
A
proceeds
outstanding
not
rate approximating $55,000,000.
involved.
The
Davidson,
Davidson
expects
letter
1,051,750 shares of common
covering
offered
Dec.
on
Laboratories,
Automatic Retailers
split of the
J.
The
shares
of
of America, Inc., have approved
common stock, it was announced on Jan. 12
president of the national vending operating
split is effective Jan. 13 and will increase the number of
two-for-one
by
the expanded B-70
will
be
American
for
made
of
stainless
Aviation
also
contract
a
to* build
a
contract continues
new
The sections for the Mach
steel honeycomb.
program.
has
awarded
other
the
large panels of stainless steel
in addition to the fuselage sections.—V. 192,
Avco
division
honeycomb
p.
for
a
the
894.
BUSINESS—Arway
signed
Two
$3,672,480
in
building,
The
convertible
are
share.—V. 193,
per
nearly
Debentures—
Company
4
\
1960—11 Mos.—1959
such
Street, New York, N. Y.
was
an
Rivers,
agreement
Wis.,
and controls, it was announced
AMF Board Chairman.
-
timers
son,
agreed
an
country.
American. Machine
Electric
has
company
outstanding
common
laboratories
sales
entire
opera¬
reagents,
rubber
gloves,
plastic syringes and tubing,
pharmaceuticals,
laboratory
glassware, -wheel
chairs,
blood
lancets, ihospital furniture,, and surgical instruments.—V. 192, p. 1809.
has
of
27.
Jan.
on
1977, at 104%.
approxi¬
manufacturing components produce intravenous solutions,
company
exact
basis
the
on
exchange of AMF common stock for
number of AMF shares remains to be
field."
that
the SEC
and
more
sell
There
States.
branch
to
medical
1960
.
serums,
The
The
assets.
the
and
about
were
ethical
Redeem
involves
Commenting
on
the
proposed
transaction,
Mr.
Patterson
said,
"Paragon Electric has established itself as a quality producer of time
switches, refrigeration controls and synchronous motors.
These prod¬
ucts
will
complement
the
products
made
by
other
units
in
our
Electrical Products Group and enable AMF to strengthen its position
offered
196(1
Ry.—Earnings—
for air conditioning and lighting fix¬
according to the
prospectus, Associates
will own the land and building, free and clear of
mortgages, at a total
acquisition
cost
of $800,000.
The
partnership has entered into a
lease of the
property with Stewart Avenue Associates, a partnership
comprised of Mr. Wien and Peter L. Malkin, and Stewart has in
43
to approval of Paragon's shareholders
held
be
to
continue
ago.
Sales in
7
American
and, expanded
tribution
;
years
will
executive
production
personnel.
mating $100 million.
In
chief
million.
largest
Paragon's
determined
subject
and
and
acquisition
all-
factory recently .were moved to Melrose Park
67,000-square-foot building and an additional 100,000 square
new
a
announcement
Staunt,
Midwest's
'
-
Martin
1,000,000 shs.
turn
The
own
instrument ball-bearings, solenoids, electrical foot switches, small water
heaters, water ejectors and water and air pressure regulators.
unchanged,
-
Outstanding
*215,000 shs.
$3,266,456
Self-Service
A.
in
use
tures,
■
field
by
Dec.
FINANCING
covering
Associates
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 44
in
prerequisites, ac¬
chairman, and
high-speed
drilling unit is
7 '
is
legal
negotia¬
stock for
McGaw,
of
use.
Midwest
that
9
an
president.
major
a
capable
family
to
announcement
is
Jan.
on
exchange of American
Manufacturing Co. of Chicago.
Dental
Thomas
Corp.—Exch. in Prospect—
announced
for
due
where a single level building is being erected
"Zayre" self-service department store.
The land was
July 1960 from an unaffiliated third party for $224,425,
of which $65,000 was paid in cash and the balance
by a 6%
pur¬
chase money mortgage due July 1961.
The mortgage will be prepaid
with
a
portion of the proceeds of this offering.
In August 1960,
_
completion
PRESENT
company of 60 East 42nd St., New York City,
statement with the SEC an Jan. 4, 1961,
purchased
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
scope,
studies, valuations for merger, sale, or liquida¬
accounting, capital stock valuations,
real
estate in¬
utility rate base analysis,
and
allocation
of
purchase
American Hospital Supply
The
tions
:
limited
been
secured
Mufson
$362,384
operating inc
192, p. 2218.
land
for
of
of the
property
vestigations,
all
all
have
TO
__
1960—Month—1959
expenses
$10,000 per
Associates
is
of
44
Condition Statement of Member
engage¬
depreciation
as
tion,
West
Emanuel
$263,183
revenue..
from
rev.
Lawrence
9
to
Although
EFFECT
St. Andrews Bay
&
End. Nov. 30—
participations
1
ments.
American's
Mr.
This
clients,
active
from
share)
per
ry.
35
century, have operated
a
have
25c
operations
Net
—V.
Foreign Exchange Rates
would
presently
GIVING
(par
12,000
operating
operating
Ry.
41
State and City Bond Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable.
concepts
We are
the
that
loan
a
2117.
p.
Period
35
process
Brothers, appraisers for
Cleveland
Markets....J
7
.
said
President,
192,
Atlanta
-
tion
the
our
were
Euclid
leave
repay
shares to be sold by the company to the under¬
completion of the offering at a price of 25 cents per share.
Atlanta
retire
to
us
to
stock
Excluding
—V.
Miscellaneous Features
with
merged
wanted
advances
It
approximately $1,500 for the expenses of moving to new premises;
$3,500 for leasehold. improvements at the new
writer upon
offices
for
come
we
organization whose
compatible with
an
this
1836
time
business
American's
at
operations
the
the
of
made
unit
*
*
40
General Corporation and Investment News..
standards.
S.chwingle,
Exchange—Curb Section
Transactions New York Stock Exchange—_
offices
home
company's
be $4,800.
follows:
by
over
19
with
company,
the
to
as
Authorized
37
4-
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages...
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
Midwest's
taken
factoring
of
and
expenses
36
SEC Index of Stock Prices
the
to
CAPITALIZATION
Exchange.
Over-the-Counter
and
estimated
applied
cor¬
according
to
an
announcement
Sidney and Harry West.*
;;1
by
largest' appraisal
said,
clients
and
working
Stock
Toronto Stock
be
receivables;
Common
36
Co.,
be
kept intact and
appraisals for former West
Brothers
clients.
"Except
for
dropping
the
West
Brothers
name,
we
anticipate very little change in methods and procedures," Mr.
Schwingle added.
"
'
" ' 7
that
.
&
will
approximately $10,000 for the purchase of additional machinery,
and equipment for the new
premises; and
the balance of approximately $69,200 will be added to
working
capital and used for general corporate purposes.
-
35
to be
cents)
Meade
offering
(f)
35
Canadian Stock Exchange
Wis.
because
professional
pleased to have
C.
10
Inc.,
one
of
organizations, nave been
9
and
brothers
and
production
(par
through
1,
be realized by the company
approximately $191,700 after
(e)
35
with
the
proceeds
33
:_7_
to
be
molds
33
Company,
world's
management
employees
notification
Brothers,
Jan.
on
the
American
from
stock
Feb.
on
of
Co.—Acquires—
"West
appraisal
Milwaukee,
The
the
is
United
in
are
letter
a
common
for
used
Appraisal
Cleveland
American
in. the
of
oldest
American
made
filed
'■"V'v
American Appraisal
largest
1960
probably
be
to
are
purposes.
The
33
Y.
proceeds
porate
Dec.
on
covering 50,000 shares of
at
33
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.
Montreal Stock Exchange
Exchange Commission—
corporation
offered
28
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Alkon Industries, Inc., Long Branch, N. J.—Files With
of
expenses
that such
will
commissions
approximately
premises;
Detroit Stock Exchange
108,642,969
proceeds
securities
1960;
(d)
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
1960—11 Mos.—1959
the
underwriter's
own
$7,500
(c)
23
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
$
J.C2,
31,
11
(Bonds)
Boston
1960—Month—1959
Sales
(b)
(Stocks)___
Stock
of
the
Approximately $100,000 to repay
accounts
American Stock Exchange
Aldens Inc.—Sales Up—
Period End. Dec. 31-
sale
of
anticipated
(a)
Page
286,000 class
Chairman,
70,000
ash
company's
is
Board
and
A
in
the
payment
price
production but has been
of missile
launching
broadened
field.
common
from
In This Issue
offered
be
to
Y,
covering
1961,
Copy
a
manufactures and sells plastic table cloths, place mats,
trays and snack trays.
company
mats,
$1.25
MISCELLANEOUS
"
PROCEEDS—The estimated
installation
have
to
Alvin
—V.
INSURANCE
•
for
N.
Centre,
6,
stock,
common
holders- thereof.
present
engaged in
construction
and
the
and
145,000
Files
—
amendment.
is
company
platforms;
A
Corp.
INDUSTRIAL
"
Price
floor
shares
by
supplied
engaged
and
Construction
&
of 43 North Village Ave.,
registration statement with the SEC
public
to
and
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
7, N. Y., Monday, January 16, 1961
y:;
outstanding
/" The
•
New York
company
a
30,000
is
6021
on
a
to
acquire
manufacturer
Jan.
9
the
of
Paragon
electrical
by Morehead
Patter¬
1958, under the
until
May
1959,
present
rame.
located
et
name
when
The
1041
of Penguin Importing
it
Basic, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio—Files With SEC—
Corp. It remained inactive
upon its present business under its
offices and manufacturing facilities are
Brooklyn, New York.
The
entered
company's
Utica Avenue,
corporation on Dec. 28, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
covering not to exceed 3,278 shares of common stock (par $1)
the SEC
to
be
offered
at-the-market
to
salaried
employees
of
the
company
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
2
Brothers Chemical Co.
Profit-Sharing & Retirement
pursuant to the Employees Consolidated
No underwriting is involved.
fered—Pursuant to
Plan.
The
The
Co., Chicago, 111.—Files
103.
p.
1
of
assets
New Jersey.
incorporated in
H '*•
.
v
1
-
of
In
of
transaction.
for these assets, Broad Street Investing issued 232,031
valued at net asset value, free of any sales charge.
quality,
good
payment
shares,
its
and
it
000,
total assets of-the mutual fund to
companies, one was a publicly-owned
publicly-owned, closed-end investment
private investment
fund, and one was a
company.
Five
Broad
Street
Corp.,
Hugest
E.
M.
W.
^
~
with assets totaling $45 million
Corp.
Investing
by
Brothers
acquired
were
Inc.,
-
investment companies,
private
Bartram
investment company since 1953
Corp. is the 14th
or
mutual
and
Co.
Inc.,
and Hall Investment
Corp.
in
Morey,
They were
1960.
the
Brothers
Co.
was
Co.—V. 192, p. 2609.
On
registered
Orange,
and
N.
all
conducts
operations.
of .its
"
and sells a large and diversified group
of
products in two main fields, namely high purity chemicals and
detection devices of poison gases, liquids and solids.
The
manufactures
company
the company from the offering being
made after payment of expenses estimated at
approximately $60,000
will be
approximately $240,000.
It is the intention of the company
to use
the proceeds as follows:
" " '
!
(1)
has
cost
from
of
purchase
to
the
this
Ballay
&
materials
year
Co.
and
$27,621.32.
be
repaid
out
Corporate
Ahead
Jan. 16-Jan. 20__.
Jan. 23-Jan. 27...
Jan. 30-Feb.
Feb.
3__.
6-Feb. 10—
Total—
—
Last Week's Total
♦
.
Stocks.
$55,442,400
21,567,050
24,633,600
$44,625,000
22,900,000
57,250,000
52,225,000
17,325,000
$118,968,050
101,125,700
$177,000,000
179,701,500
$295,968,050
280,827,200
$1 million or more.
rates
Short-term
are
spite
of
order
the
conduct
to
being
shares
business.
its
herein
offered
|
are
share).
per
EFFECT
GIVING
TO
FINANCING
PRESENT
Outstanding
Preferred
($100
par)
A
(common
stock
10c
par).
500,000"
Class
*
B
(common
stock
10c
pari-
300,000
of
class
shares
189,394
owned
above
the
420 shs.
2,000 shs.
_
Class
'
finder,
stock
the
at
by
B
management,
common
Ballay
J.
*222,012
stock 10c par value shown
Co., the underwriters and
&
be converted to class A
present time.—V. 192, p. 699.
Will
'.
100,000
,
not
10c
value
par
common
'
.
$392,392,000
507,719,000
.
.
undergoing downward pressures and long-term
Debentures
Offers
or
the right to
subscribe for $25,634,400
its
stock
common
convertible subordinated de¬
principal amount of 4%%
bentures, due Jan. 1, 1981, in the ratio of $100
principal
of
common
amount
of
debentures
for
each
shares
65
The subscription
1961.
held of record on Jan. 11,
stock
price is 100%. The right to subscribe will expire on
Jan. 25, 1961.
The offering is being underwritten by a
group
headed
by
Lehman Brothers and
Goldman,
Sachs &
Co.
'
x
proceeds
PROCEEDS—Net
,
calendar
of
from
issuance
tax-exempts as
totaled $55,872,000/
more
Common
to
-
of
of the
debentures will
be
Port of New Orleans?
12 for
Jan.
issues of
/
-
($14,820,000) and $10 million Iowa Power & Light bonds. Private placements came
$12,600,000 not including 76,900 shares of Consolidated Edison of New York and
Pulp
&
Paper
$39,778,000 loans from banking
and non-banking
Brunswick
institutions.
,
Additions to the Jan. 12 corporate calendar aggregated
$118,114,850 of which about
$57,789,850 consisted of equities.
MUNICIPALS DROP IN THE
TOTAL BACKLOG
r
issues in registration but after.'last week's sales they have
just about managed to keep the corporate backlog the same as last week's figure.
As in the four-week backlog, the total backlog shows
municipals to be down.
$688,360,050
788,546,200
.
—
is offering to holders of
to
due
Corp.
to
$303,491,400
176,258,050
133,025,600
75,585,000
..
Brunswick
Stockholders—The corporation
public offerings made^a fairly active appearance amounting to $101,—
633,320. The principals were Lone Star Gas stock rights ($26,229,320), Brunswick
Corp. stockholder convertible debentures ($25,634,000), underpriced Pocket Books
Financings
$203,424,000
131,791,000
51,142,000
6,035,000
-
still
$3
Chronicle's
the
to
million
are
more
many
*
'
in parentheses denotes number of issues.)
(Data
-Total BacklogLast Week
This Week
$345,902,300
104,976,300
( 32)
( 24)
$361,703,800
98,716,200
(29)
(25)
$450,878,600
( 56)
$460,420,000
(54)
Corporate stock with dates..
$1,031,216,170
Corporate stock without dates..
175,082,230
(100)
(160)
$981,973,800
194,767,200
$1,206,298,400 (260)
$1,176,741,000
$1,657,177,000 (316)
$1,637,161,000
( 67)
$706,209,000
Corporate bonds with
dates
Corporate bonds without dates.
Total
..
PAST WEEK
CHANGES IN THE
con¬
Corporate
Total of Both
$100,067,400
44,467,050
81,883,600
69,550,000
finance
to
Authorized
The
receivable.
accounts
There
*Municipals
loan
the
of
Additions
AHEAD
borates
.
all
bonds, $30 million Los Angeles, Calif, school bonds, $17 million
and $14,520,000 Fulton City, Ga.
for capital at the time
10. There are many large issues
plethora of smaller issues.
Total
Corporate
Bonds
Unless
CAPITALIZATION
10 months;
for the first
current
should reveal the fairly definitive demand
IMMEDIATE FINANCING
of
pay¬
payable.
accounts
balance
The
of
of meeting
the purpose
for
financing
interest and charges
of
was
will
Co.
&
financial
tremendously outnumbered by a
used
be
will enable the company to bid
take several months before pay¬
this large receivables, the company
This
contracts
sold within
period provided in the Underwriting Agreement, all of the pro¬
ceeds will be returned to the subscribers without interest (at the rate
The company
payable to J. Ballay & Co.
writing for the period January 16-February
but they are
In
in
borrow
will
proceeds
net
capital.
Large
received.
to
the
of
working
the
to
Ballay
J.
company
fiscal
of
loans
against
$50,000
borrowed
rolls.
proceeds
drop of about $100 million.
a
The following data
ac¬
company
for
contracts.
are
had
(3)
maintains its own plant at 575 Forest Street,
J., at which place it maintains all of its books and records
reach $303 million with
tax-exempt issues scheduled to take up about two-thirds of the total.
A decline in the four-week float of securities expected to make their appearance
has set in, however, compared to last week's 28-day visible supply.estimate. Corporates have managed to hold their totals but the heavy disgorgements of municipals
last week were not replenished. As a result the, four-week municipal float of larger
of this
Monday, January 16, 1961
.
^
and corporate offerings this week may
Public municipal
the
1953,
dissolved.
BROWN
SIDNEY
1,
Nov.
wholly owned subsidiary Brothers Co.
its
$1
issues
.
The company owns and
Corporate and Municipal Financing
By
of
assets
J.
Humm & Warwick
ments
has
balance
and
larger
on
of acquiring real estate and
Brothers Pharmacal Co. changed its
31,
1953,
Chemical Co.
of
all
The
(2)
tracts
purpose
Oct,
On
Brothers
to
the
for
company
securities.
name
Co.
Street,
Forest
575
PROCEEDS—Net
Street
Broad
holding
$210,400,-
its assets for shares of Broad Street Investing, largest of
Group of Funds.
Twelve of these have been personal-
exchange
the
market in the
at
stated.
was
Hudson Investment
to
valued
were
transaction increased
The
present
quired
acquisition, Francis F. Randolph, Broad Street
Investing's chairman, and Fred E. Brown, president, declared that the
«,ssets of Hudson
consist entirely of cash and marketable securities
Sandkuhl
8, 1948, in the State of
Pharmacal Co.
On March
the
announcing
In
•t
"company"),
Sept.
the
Investment
Hudson
company,
<
fund of the Broad Street Group has acquired
Corp., a $2,861,000 private invest-
This diversified mutual
the
-tnent
Corp.—Acquires—
Street Investing
Broad
Stock Of¬
common
(hereinafter
sometimes called
Orange, N. J., was incorporated
New Jersey, under the name of
Brothers
31, 1953, Brothers Pharmacal Co.
acquired all of the outstanding stock, by donation and at no cost to
the
company,
of
another corporation namely
Brothers Co. which
had originally been incorporated as Brothers Investment Co.
Brothers
Investment Co. had been organized by the same parties who organized
Chemical
BUSINESS—Brothers
on
No underwriting is involved.
Class A
—
Jan. 6 offering circular,
a
& Co., Inc., of New York City and Newark, N. J., pub¬
licly offered 100,000 shares of this firm's 100 par class A
common stock at $3 per share.
the
general corporate purposes.—V. 193,
proceeds are to be used for
The
*
not to exceed 5,500
at-the-market on the
scription by stockholders of the company.
1
With SEC—
1960 filed a; letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (no par) to
New York Stock Exchange for sub¬
Dec. 28,
company on
covering
offered
be
purchase securities.—V. 192, p. 2607..
to be used to
proceeds are
Bell & Howell
SEC
.
(198)
interest
Total
buffeted, have not been hit quite as hard. As a result,
the gap between the short and long end of the interest rate spectrum still remains
about the same, if not just a trifle larger.
bondst__
stockf
-
rates, though similarly being
present nor the incoming
Neither the
Total
Total
administration is happy about the effect of
abroad. The Treasury
has run
wouldn't dare tap the
long-term market during the present business pause. Despite the increased demand
for short-term money, the supply of funds seeking this sort of an outlet here is more
than able to offset the Treasury's move. As a result of the increased member bank
reserve credit, and the propensity of investors not to be locked up into long terms,
the flow of American private short-term capital
unexpectedly into a need for short-term funds. It
corporates
municipals...-^
all this upon
and the slackness of the
tA
still
,.
an
3%% was sold at 3.64 net annual interest cost. In
there was less bearishness about the business pros¬
The latest
estimate by
>/
following
a
$2.8 billion deficit in fiscal year 1958.
advisors to President-elect Kennedy, coincidentally on the
Light offering, is a deficit for fiscal 1961 and a need
for minimal federal ^pending increase of $3 to $5 billion.
The latter figure was
supplied last January 5, six days before the bond offering discussed here. And at
the same time, stand-by reserves of a vigorous nature were openly advised including
the recommendation of a cut of 3 to 4 tax points right down the line on personal
income taxes. All this adds up to a pessimistic outlook—at least for the short run.
On top of this, on the day of the Iowa utility bond offering, the December rate of
unemployment was announced showing a sizable increase to 6.7%.
In short, one might reasonably conclude that in terms of this, and in comparison
with other similar business pauses or rolling adjustments since the unpegging of the
par value of government securities, that the long-term rate and the short-term rate
are at a higher level than some might
expect, The question that might naturally
borrowing cost. Funds are available for the short
plant and equipment investment spending except at
an attractive return. Moreover, will the Federal Reserve, as Douglas Dillon intimated
at the recent Senate review of his qualifications for Secretary of the Treasury, switch
end of the market and not for
from its customary
policy of bills only and long-terms the exception, to long-terms
only and bills the exception?
Democratic advisers would like to see bonds supported
by the "Fed" to increase their price and reduce their interest rate, and bills sold by
the Federal Reserve to lower their price and increase their interest rate.
If this is
played, then it most likely will be followed by selective credit
and private securities will no longer
have the free market guidelines to operate by, and as a result, the excuse will be
there to create an orderly market in all directions for all time. ".
'
f
the deal that may be
controls.
The
mortgage market, municipals,
.
_
Gas
System
reports
$65
million
for
debentures
1
1961; Public Service Co. of
New Mexico reports $12 million in bonds some time for 1961; and Texas Gas
Transmission is thinking of $10-$15 million in the third quarter of 1961. All
in all, the backlog may be increased $265 million if these intentions become
firmed up.
V •- ■
."'.J1' •..
'■
.
.
LARGER
day of the recent Iowa Power &
follow is the effect on long-term
Columbia
tables;
Gas, Light & Coke Co., reports $35 million for
pects then than there is for the present comparable date. The rate of unemployment
is about the same, and no one knew then—two years ago—that the deficit would be
$12,427,000,000 in fiscal year 1959
float $65,500,000 in 1st mortgage bonds and $21 million in preferreds—this
shares scheduled for Feb. 14 and included in the
1961-1962; Commonwealth Edison reports $30 million bonds for second quarter
of 1961; Northern States Power reports $20 million for third quarter of 1961;
Michigan Wisconsin Pipeline $28 million bonds sometime 1961-1962; Peoples
issue in size and maturity but at
leaving the prosperity of 1957,
unresolved, financing plans. Nor, for that matter, are any indefinite post-
backlog
noticeable for their respective levels.
11th $10 million 30-year Iowa Power & Light 4%% bonds were sold
annual net interest cost of 4.64%. Two years ago, last Jan. 22, 1958, a similar
The January
at
•
cover
does not include the 900,000
week table above with its
persists with no hastened downward trend
(70)
ponements, such as Commerce Oil Refining Corp., tabulated above. Somq of
the larger plans in the works are: Southern Company's subsidiaries expect
to
immediate calendar of new issues coming up (see the fournoticeable weakness in the last week), the existing spread ;
$577,617,000
of future financing plans was announced on Jan. 10. Since the
fairly fixed offering intentions they do not include uncertain,
surge
above data
...
The
following
next
the
four weeks:
lists
ISSUES IN
larger
j
NEXT
corporate
and
FOUR
WEEKS
municipal
issues
the
in
expected
,
.
~
Week
of Jan. 16: $5,100,000 Drexel Equity Fund, common;
155,000 shares of Mort¬
Guaranty Insurance Corp., common; $11,500,000 Gulf States Utilities, common;
$7 million Kansas Gas & Electric, bonds; $4,125,000 New York Central RR, equip,
trust certifs.; 150,000 shares of preferred and $30 million bonds of Texas Eastern
Transmission Corp.; and 228,346 shares of Minneapolis Gas Co., common. In Munici¬
gage
pals—$7,500,000 Northern Illinois University, 111.; $7,500,000 Seattle, Wash.; $4,569,000
Alhambra City1 High School District, Calif.; $7 million Columbus City School Dis¬
trict, Ohio; $11 million Montgomery County, Md.; $63,450,000 New York State;
$30 million Oregon; $12,840,000 Contra Costa County Water District,, Calif.; $5 mil¬
lion Henrico County, Va.; $20,600,000 Pennsylvania State Public School Building
Authority, Pa.; and $4 million Marion, Ind.
of Jan. "22: 250,000 shares of Avery Adhesive Product, common; $7 million
Tail Power Co., bonds; $12 million Texas Power & Light Co., bonds.
In
Municipals—$20,303,000 Maryland; $8,495,000 Milwaukee, Wis.; $76,500,000 New York
Week
Otter
City; and $5 million San
Diego.
.
of Jan. 30: $6.8 million Kentucky & Indiana Terminal RR, bonds; $16,250,000
Midland Capital Corp., common; $50 million Montgomery Ward Credit Corp
de¬
bentures. In Municipals—$4,832,000 Saginaw, Mich.; $8 million New Mexico- and
Week
,
$28,980,000 Connecticut.
360,000 shares of Berkey Photo Service, common; $45 million Con¬
Gas, debentures; and $300,000 shares of Texas Gas Transmission
Corp., common.. In Municipals—there are no large municipals scheduled this week
Week of Feb. 6:
solidated Natural
SALES
A heavy course
AND
ADDITIONS
TO THE
CALENDAR
of municipals ($190,106,000 )< was served last week (Jan. 6 through
Jan. 11) with the entry
consisting of $95 million State of California school building
as
of this date.
,
'• *
*
*.
.
,
'
January 12, 1961."
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7
/
'
Volume
193
Number 6021
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(199)
3
used
primarily for the carrying of increased accounts
receivable
inventories,, and also for investments in
foreign operations,
CONVERSION—The
$51
are
convertible
into
period
of
not
Jan.
1,
tures
at
also
time
the
accrued
The
also
amount
at
notice
at
authorize
debentures
fund
plus
the
the
the
per
accrued
half
of
all
will
the
be
104V2%
with
deben-
The
at
company
from
re¬
to
>of
and
which extends back to
business founded
a
distributors
than
more
Boat
Divisions; school furniture
products.
EARNINGS—Net
amounted
to
;
,
sales
The
1959.
•
and
net
ended
Sept.
30,
and,
last
net
income
quarter
of
of
$76,898,000
with
of
and
names
addresses
of
Ball.
J.
Co.
Burge
Barth
Stearns
Becker
Blunt
Ellis
Blyth
&
J.
C.
&
Co._.
J.
M.
R.
&
several
&
under¬
S.
&
I.
A.
G.
The
follows:
as
of
&
Inc.
&
company's
the
Co.
without
5
&
filed
that
to
letter
a
notification
of
stock
common
advantage
Pierce,
in
Securities
Inc.
H.
10
(par
to
cents)
&
&
Co.
Newburger & Co
Newhard, Cook & Co
Paine, Webber,
Jackson
the
for
♦Common
working capital.
*
basis
of
exchange
an
shares
of
merger
1.95
&
0.5
Hopwood-
Shepard
&
of
nounced
River
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Corp.___
1.0
Inc.
Sons
1.95
Gardner
L.
&
shipping
outstanding
Columbia
and
Columbia
Castle
of
identities,
officers
&
River
Co
$49.50
No
the
and
Dole
River
and
managements.
23,
1960
shares
share,
per
to
be
Electronic
of
to
letter
a
employees
involved.
of
working
of
Dole
notification
stock
common
for
used
of
and
1.95
nation's
1.0
Shearson, Hammill & Co.„
Singer, Deane & Scribner
0.5 a
Smith,
2.8
2.5
Stein
1.95
Straus,
Blosser
&
1.95
Stroud
&
Inc
1.0
Sutro
1.95
Walston
Jan.
5
Corp.
$1)
(par
the
0.3
&
Stieglifcz
Hallgarten & Co
Hayden,
Stone
Hemphill,
H.
Hentz
E.
&
Co
&
Co.—__
Co.
Hutton
F.
&
Noyes
Co
&
&
Inc.
Co.,
&
Barney
Bros.
&
&
&
amount
of
cash
Co.,
Wertheim
0.5
J.
Lazard
2.8
White, Weld &
Freres
Co
&
&
;i
missiles
said
179,
to
be
its
in
Wallins
2.5
production
Co
2.8
coating
of
2026.
p.
in
The
shares
of
this
under
Listing—
of
for
BDC,
in,recent
X.
Hoart
reach
Further
the
Inc.,
Cetron
by
and
Cetron
its
of
Burndy's
activities
in
larged 75,000 square foot plant
Canada.
rapid
the
growth
is
international
demonstrated
field.
A
completed during
was
new
1957
in
by
of
and
its
Electronic
stock
was
turer,
en¬
undertaken
distribution
the
The
in
France,
Mexico
and
Brazil.
To
domestic
the
in
West- Germany,
front,
addition
in
commencement
Exchange,
shareowners
by
Switzerland
to
Burndy's
and
bank
of
at
Eurndy
the
The
$11,000
this
Italy.
internal
a
corporation
trading
of
in
fulfilled
its
headed
SEC
Dec.
on
covering
at-the-market
proceeds
most
27.
20,000
go
Superior
one
of
$9
by
of
growth,
the
ceeds
Its
to
its
the
sheres
the
on
commitment
recent
N?w
made
underwriting
filed
1.960
shares
of
Oil
a;
letter
on
of
stock
common
underwriting.
new
(U.
by.
Sixth
share
S.).and
for
each
$8.75
■
Avenue
with
South
the. SEC
company
of
its
York
to
business
1
.
be
Co.,
received
.THE. COMMERCIAL AND
NOTE:
On
account
of
the
during
was
and existing stations and
1,800-horsepower addition
County,
facilities
be
used
present
and
from
191,
2.7-mile loop of 26-inch
a
its
to
Alva
pipe-
in Tennessee
the
to
help
the
meet
future
Kansas
increasing
and
customers
Oklahoma
and
to
demands
its
meet
of
sections
the
of
take
Hugoton
1216.
p.
company of Charleston, W. Va., has filed a proposal with the
under the Holding Company Act for the acquisition of 144 shares
the
class
A
$14,400;
stock
and
until
Castle
of
the
Business
Development
Commission
Jan.
&
1961,
20,
Cooke,
Shoe
tive
issued
has
to
Corporation of Kentucky
order giving interested
an
request
Inc.,
above.—V.
a
189,
1020.
p.
Corp.- -To
Machinery
corporation, of Waltham, Mass., is
in
United
the
States
fhrough its
organization
chanical
Sell
French
Ma-
service
of
among
the
for
12
the
full
line
than
more
Machanique
offices
of
two
the exclusive representa¬
now
Outillage
district
handles
O.M.I.C.
dozen
L'lndustrie
Pour
the
shoe
and
sales
me¬
machinery.
O.M.I.C.
machines
Out¬
the
are
Back
Part
Moulding Machine for use with
both
conventional
and
thermoplastic counters, Automatic Cement Heel Seat Lasting Machine,
Combined Pulling Over Toe and Forepart Lasting Machine, Pre-Trimming and Pre-Inking Machines, Upper Leather Splitting Machine and
Pre-Moulding
George
Machine.
changed
was
to
the
company
these
The
issue,
loans
period
add
to
two
research
approximately
will
used
be
The
proceeds
for
and
$70,000
of
engineers
staff.
To
the
and
proceeds
net
technicians
automation
one
complete
and
purposes
or
as
required
by
Natural
of
any
of
Diego/ Calif.—
equipment
sale
at
Gas
materials
and
Co;—Proposes Offering—
Rockefeller
bidding, probably
is
company
the
securities
of
natural
gas
business.
added
be
construction
to
its
bank
Jan.
in
of
to
offered
Feb.
business
a
covering
public
for
7.
the
filed
City,
1961,
6,
be
on
companies
operating
the
proceeds of
general funds and
loan
construction
1961
construction
six
York
New
in
Net
will
the
solely
engaged
holding
of
Plaza,
of
competitive
The
30
statement
with
the
SEC
on
debentures due Feb. 1, 1986,
$45,000,000
of
to (
of
company
registration
the
plans to spend $75,000 of the pro¬
$100,000 will be used to finance increased
receivable.
The balance of $26,775 will be
corporate
Bertrand,
program
2220.
San
Inc.,
be used to purchase
development.
and
Consolidated
The
repay
within
incurred
were
to
are
research
$13,500
to
planned
p.
the
company
accounts
to
bank
of
Electronics,
Gabriel
and
a
192,
($1
sold, will be approximately
$52,225
Compo
announced
SEC
and
31,
two-year
used
total
of
also
corporation on Dec. 22, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
covering 200,000 shares of common stock to be offered at
per share), without underwriting.
the
on
of
have
development cooperation.—V.
Conrad-Carson
1960—$9,000 to increase inventories,
receivable, and $13,000 to purchase new
May
accounts
a
general
this
sale
the
on
President
O.M.I.C.,
and
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
7,
The
Corp.
of
research
par
Chemtronic
to
Schwartz,
J.
President
Feb.
on
June
•
$25,000,000
to
used
and
the
repay
and
in
the
debentures
short-term
a
finance
to
owning
of
engaged
of
sale
in
the
part
program
of the system.
System expenditures for
are estimated
at $70 million.—V. 193r p. 104.
1961
above.
$1)
to
The
189,
of
held,
Los
at
to
1961
offer
Common
all
the
a
(par
value
warrants
additional
warrants
subscription
is
to
which
be
common
exercised.—V.
are
stock
'p.
will be
Chemical
Corp.—Common
outstanding
Stock
bv
Canadian
Superior
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
fluctuations
in
the
rate
Oil
(Reg.
of
phis,
Offered—Pur¬
Vernon,
York
New
of
facture
tivfcs,
stock*
>
and
Chemical
York,
New
Dec.
sale
of
mildewcides
was
deodorants,
for
sale
the
83,000
the
net
shares ,of
expenses
and .the
proceeds
common
to
the
stock
underwriter's
household
securities offered
company 'from- thfe sale
offered
commission
hereby,
and
after,
such
which it
its "•
U.- SV Patehf
-
-.
"
-
,
Office}
wmtahTF.
Dana
Company, Publishers, 25;
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions
and
advertisements
;
of
by
installment
personal
James
Dobbs,
the
National Bank
The First
of Mem¬
K.
sales
property,
Dobbs
is
members
and
who may be considered
meaning
of
the
applicable
primarily in the business
and
making direct
contracts
controlled
by
Horace
families
the
of
the
H.
of
Hull,
Messrs.
"parents" of the company
Rules
and
Regulations
the
of
and
common
operated
In
Dobbs
stock.
Four
offices
directly
addition,
Insurance
Approximately
is
.
51%
derived
and one
.
twelve
_
finance
and loan
office in "Louisville, Ky., are
,
the company.
company
owns
Agency, Chicago,
Co.r.Memphis.
sidiaries
in Memphis,
by
the
•
.
its subsidiaries operate
and
Company
officesr
has
Of the net* proceeds to b? realized by the company, it is the intention
Agent,
77.85%
The
-,
.
-
Of-_
Exchange Commission.
These families owned approxi¬
of the outstanding common stock of the company and,
completion of the offering will own approximately 63.41% of
upon
\-
by the
of such
deducting
expenses
and
Securities
/
from-the/,.
estate
mately
consumption.
all
of
Stock
Tenn.
retail
secured
within
601
South
Columhus Avenue,
organized under the laws of the State
Corp.,
5/ 1947.
PROCEEDS—Assuming
company,
price
purchasing
the
The company is engaged in the manu¬
household chemicals, principally moth preventa-
and
Memphis,
loans
Hull
on
Common
—
prospectus, J. C. Bradford
BUSINESS—The company, which is engaged
100,000 shares of this firm's 100 par common stock
BUSINESS—Click
r
4
992.
at $3 per share.
Mount
Corp.
Jan.
a
Co., 418 Union St., Nashville, Tenn., publicly offered
100,000 shares of this firm's common stock ($3,333 par)
at $11.50 per share.
to a Dec. 6 offering circular, John R. Boland &
Co., Inc., 30 Broad St., New York 4, N. Y., publicly of¬
-.basis
5T.6%
192,
to
&
90,000
90,000
of
Investment
fered—Pursuant
$52 224.50
*500,000 shs.
suant
be
supplied
owns
1,000,000 shs.
10c)—
Continental
Outstanding
$52,224.50
—
shares
90,000
FINANCING
PRESENT
APPOINTMENT—Transfer
Click
Alberta,
this
stock
Five-year
♦An
covering
on*cne
TO
.
"
Stock
date
Angeles,
5.
EFFECT
Sundry indebtedness
Proposes
—
GIVING
Authorized
2,
599.
p.
Calgary,
.Tan.
proposes
record
CAPITALIZATION
:
station
compressor
Okla.
will
Service's
This
few
next
developing, manufacturing
capacitors.
of
to
proceeds from such-sale.
to
of
the
company,
chinery—
said, will be
will continue
agreed to pay, are estimated to be approximately $189,000. The balance
of, the outstanding. Canadian Superior Oil stock, has agreed to exercise *"
"of" th'e shares," 17,000 shares" Of" common Stock," ,is being sold for' theits right .to subscribe for new shares to the fullest extent to. which V~
account
of
the
Drincioal
stockholder, and the company
will receive
it is entitled and" to purchase all unsubscribed
shares./.:
none cf the
proceeds
an
hearing
thereon.
The
Corporation was organized for the purpose of promoting,
developing, and advancing the business prosperity and
economic
welfare
of, Kentucky
through
loans,
investments,
other
business transactions, and promotional activities.
precision
electrolytic
foil
Of
of
ending
be
and
this
facilities
estimated cost of about $10,492,800.
gas
Columbia River Rackers Association, Inc.—To Merge—
-
its
notification
(par
Ltd.
West,
on
outstanumg.
shares
3.75
(Can.).
Superior* Oil
will
referred
uses
fered
of California,
The
holders
$33,000
this
of
for
used
:
stockholders.—V.
selling
statement
shares.
common
amendment.
rThe
an
See
produced in Pasadena,
electronic tube division
name
and
1958,
:
proceeds
company.
Over
inventories
of
703
registration
subscription
o£
the
Authorized—
authorized
natural
stimulating,
maintained.
are
assuming all the shares_are
deducting' certain expenses
increased
issue
net
company's present
production facilities the
by
without
to
are
company
1,200,000
f(*r
the
in
the
Corp. for Biochemical Research, Los Ange¬
Canadian
The
devices
industrial
Inc.
12,
Sept.
aluminum
period
equipment.
Rights Offering—
filed
in
has
construct
Development
Cetron's
of
Co.—Construction
to
'
of
has
time
syndicate
a
California
the
new
persons
Rue.
incorporated
was
Components,
on
is
the
loans.
12-month
les, Calif.—Files With SEC—
.The
company
Corp.
after
1,000
Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Pursuant
miniature
by
for
basic
a
in
field
volume
La
offices
corporate
wnere
company
payable
if
offer$l
30-year-old
1960.
$324,000
the company's investment backers,
Dominick & Dominick of New York City, and Schwabacher & Co. of
San Francisco, Los Angeles, Salt Lake City and
Hawaii, and composed
of many leading investment firms in the United States.—V.
192, p. 1607.
with
electro-optical
a
exchanged
The
SEC
13
200,000 shares,
further
has expanded externally through the acquisition in 1959 of
H. Buggie of Toledo, Ohio, and in IPSO of Husky Products of Cin¬
cinnati, Ohio.
Burndy alse acquired the exclusive sales rights to the
TIIERMOWELD line of products.
1959,
in
increase
the
production rooms, he
Azusa plant which
and
of
each). Thereafter each
was
Columbia Gas of Kentucky, Inc.—Proposes Acquisition
2608.
PROCEEDS—The
II.
With
the
Electronic
as
12,
selling
company
Stock
111.,
p.
Chemtronic
Aug.
strengthen its position in continental Western Europe, Burndy, through
a
wholly-owned subsidiary, Burndy Electra S. A., has just completed
a
plant in Malines, Belgium.
In addition to sales offices which are
maintained in Eelgium, Holland, West Germany,
Switzerland, Sweden
and Denmark,
Burndy has formed three new subsidiaries to aid and
On
in
the
Dickson
by
was
consisting
authorized
to
develop the Alden Field in Rice
as
an
underground natural gas I storage area;
to
capacity of its Kansas-Hugoton 26-inch line by 91,099,000
per day
through the addition of 27,950 compressor horse¬
in
of
been
simplify
to
operates
Dec.
a
1958,
Toronto,
company
also maintains its own sales offices in key
cities.
On Sept. 30,
1959, a jointly owned company, BICCLimited, was formed with the world's largest cable manufac¬
British
'
of
company
capital
stock.
Commission
Okla.,
standing
BUSINESS—The
Insulated
Callender's Cables, Ltd.,
for the production
Burndy products throughout the British Commonwealth
with the exception of Canada, Australia and New
Zealand, where other
arrangements are in effect.
In 1960, joint ventures along similar lines
have
at
10c
1960,
an¬
prospectus, Jay W.. Kaufmann & Co.,
Broadway, New York 6, N. Y., publicly offered
200,000 shares of this firm's 100 par common stock at
$2 per share.
The
sale
and
secures
Gas
Power
Service
Field.—V.
Cetron.
Corp.
immediate
double
and
and
(par value
outstanding
the
capital
of
each)
7,
shown
City,
Compo
particularly
test
stockholders;
authorized
$100
Oct,
does not reflect monthly
payments of $998.40
be
made from Nov.
1, 1960 to the completion of the
the indebtedness to The County Trust Co.—V. 192, p. 1911.
obligations
Ill
Canadian
Eurndy
said
On
balance
Service
feet
Insole
the
and
Optical
an
value
to
and
The
(Calif.)
stream.
Azusa,
should
Pasadena
Chemtronic
1924, have risen sharply
over $36,000,000 in
that one of its major goals
today
192,
to
$100,000,000 yearly sales mark.
evidence
of
stated
management
also
blood
anticipates
in
management
Geneva,
Carrere.
founded in
was
moving from $21,000,000 in 1958 to
years,
expansion
John
and
in
—V.
he
he
in
addition
Cetron
as
Burndy Corp., which
Burndy"s
to
was
fields
Francis
are
Sales of
1960.
such
the
Environmental
the
In
Norwalk,
Conn., manufacturer of electrical con¬
missiles,
aircraft,
electronics,
computers,
electrical controls,
electrical appliances, heavy industry and
utilities,
were
admitted last Friday for
trading on the New York Stock Ex¬
change.
Specialists for the Burndy shares, trading under the symbol
nectors
in
authorized
an
(par
outstanding.
the company's
provide for an
stock
311,000 shs.
§$26,453.60
Plains, New York,
amount
Woods
high-precision measurement, a new concept
oxygen utilization computer which determines
an
optics
which
months.
Corp.—NYSE
and
had
stock
and
stock
Outstanding
$36,453.60
company
capital
common
the
1960-62 at
cubic
#
Scientific
company.
FINANCING
Kansas,
line;
aircraft.
of
for
indicated
0.3
established
Burndy
light
utilization
oxygen
193, p. 4.
of
rangefinders,
Co.—
&
sonic
and
is
Federal
power
an
purchase
of
be
from
chattel
a
the
of optical components for Cetron's development of advanced
electro-optical
instruments,
notably
interferometers,
employing
the
1.95
Co._
Wheat
mirrors
phenomena
1.0
Inc
a
of
to
new
White
or.
Cities
for
Corp.,
PRESENT
will
loan
a
by
500,000 shs.
the
issued
were
as
County,
supply
0.5
1.0
&
the
and
Cities
Azusa
president
Wallins,
so
increase
outgrowth of the partnership of E. Roy
Ross
La
Rue, currently is doing business at the rate
year, manufacturing optical components, lenses, prisms
for
producers of fine optics, providing
"eyes" for the
and
$250,000
rWallins
1.0
McDowell
Co.
2.8
—V.
Co
Boyce—__
Co.,
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.
Laird, Bissell & Meeds_;
C.
—
Co
of
period
with
and
company
capital.—V.
of
Laboratories,
Paul
by
TO
10c)
1960,
shares
former
Cities
0.5
Halle
Coating
undisclosed
an
on
Dickson
Schwabacher
Precision
Optical
500
consent
Co.,
The
Corp.—Acquires—
Scientific
of
Optical
1.0
Russ
$10,000
on
in
food
filed
7,
shares
$28,953.60
offering
Williams.
0.3
0.3
2.8
of
made
boards
present
Oct.
of
223
§ The
retaining
Chicago, 111.—Files
Exchange Commission—
underwriting is
are
Ewart
1.95
Forgan & Co
Goodbody &. Co.-—
W.
D.
Gradisoil
Co.____
Glore,
and
due
due
as
of Oct. 31, 1960 to The County
pursuant to loan agreement made
15, 1960. The loan is amortized through monthly payments of
principal and interest of $998.40 and by its terms is due to be retired
on March 15,
1963. The indebtedness is secured by a chattel mortgage
on
certain equipment. $7,500 is due to Peter I.
Clough on a demand
promissory note bearing 6% interest.
Castle
&
Cooke, which
industry, as well as sub¬
land holdings.—V. 187, p. 2115.
in
to
common
Packers
Cooke,
their
EFFECT
pay¬
March
Chemicals Co.,
and
Scientific
0.3
Rothschild
F.
prompt
resulting from
proceeds,
assuming
$15,000 will be used
the
approximately
i
capital
I
said Scientific Optical Corp. and Precision
Coating Labora¬
will
be
incorporated into Cetron's scientific optical division
headquarters in Pasadena
(Calif.) under the
direction of
Dr.
tories
with
W.
Inc.
1.0
in
Prior
Trust
stock.
the
value
(par
500,000 shares of
&
Wallins
0.3
2.8
at
proceeds
subsidiary,
Corp. for
0.5
Pressprich & Co
&
of
GIVING
share
of
Castle
Columbia
outstanding
stockholders
position
Solvents &
Cetron
1.0
Inc.
R.
Reinholdt
W.
corporate
become
strong
Acquisition
Co.,
0.5
Co.
capital
52%'
the
of
present
their
would
a
&
2.8
Jaffray
Corp
&
offered
2,5
Prescott,
about
owns
stock
recapitalized
0.5
Corp.
Piper,
1.95
Cooke
&
60%
their
names,
Securities
The
for
payable
of
manufacturing equipment;
the principal amount
payable
unanimous
company,
the Board
for a merger of Dole
three
a
are
completed, Dole
wholly-owned subsidiaries
subsidiaries.
0.3
Curtis
Paribas
Castle
about
company on Dec.
SEC
covering
4,000
0.3
Co
Son
sold,
are
discounts
accounts
Authorized
be
stock.
interests
0.3
Wells
Newbold's
of
The
the
trade
balance
reduction of
CAPITALIZATION
which
the
for
mergers
have
With
,
the
with
consisting
to
on
stock
progress
presently
and
directors,-. and
2.8
stock
of
inci eased
From
County Trust Co., White Plains, New York, secured
mortgage on certain machinery and equipment of the
shares
shares
common
Central
Fen-
Inc._
advantage
the
additional
the
Oklahoma
0.5
take
shares ipf
to
fLoans
negotiations
Inc.,
common
also
are
Cook
&
stockholders
0.3
.
all
purchase
applied
underwriting.
authorized
Cooke,
Dole
stock
stantial
—
to
company
ment, and to reduce
expanded operations.
2.8
0.5
&
Co.,
Garrett
Co.,
0.5
Co.—
&
Smith
M'ullaney,
1.0
Sons
Boston
Reid
of
present
would
in
organization of the company's wholly-owned
subsidiary. Click Southern
Corp. Such funds will be used to acquire the large seasonal
inventories required in the company's
expanding business, permitting
Exchange Commission—
1960
20,
potential
Castle
become
of
&
;_
Lynch,
W.
1.0
&
Michigan
Fulton,
Robert
Co.,
Rhoades
Co.
&
&
ner
0.5
Inc.
Deetjen
First
Lyons
Merrill
0.3
(Inc.)
Co.
Edwards
First
Co., Inc.
Co.
Pont
&
L.
Mid-Continent
1.0
.
&
du
Eberstadt
Emanuel,
&
Co.,
Dickson
Francis
F.
share,
Jan.
on
seven
the
will
their
1.95
—
McKelvy
0.5
Co.__
&
for
Castle
purchased
Corp
Loeb,
0.5
Co.
Dain
M.
2.8
Co.
Byllesby
W.
2.5
Simmons.
Higginson
Co.
2.5
Inc.:
Inc.__
&
Bradford
M.
0.3
1.0
Co.
Harold C. Brown
H.
Paine
1.0
&
&
Co.,
Burnham
Carl
Co.__
Bear,
Bcettcher
&
Kraus
&
&
Lee
6.45
Co.____
____2.5
A.
G.
&
an
If
the
capital
efforts
Chemical
capital stock.
common
Pet,
6.45
Sachs
&
184,
Association, Inc., with Castle & Cooke, Inc., on the basis
exchange of eight shares of Columbia River Packers common
stock
consolidated
Pet
Bache
Dec.
on
the
of
with
Packers
Brothers
Proctor
its.
Coake, Inc.—Mergers—
Negotiations
1959.-
UNDERWRITERS—The
Abbott,
S.
that up to $164,000 be contributed to the general
of the company, to permit the company to
expand
acquiring a greater portion
of
the
market
for
the
products,
in line
with
the
program
initiated
with
the
management
working
dis¬
through Thompson & Co., New York, N. Y.
ustfd for expansion, machinery and working
be
to
are
per
&
shares
Cooke's
$8,823,000,' respectively,
and
writers and the respective
percentages of the debentures not
exercise of rights to be purchased
by each of them are
Goldman,
U.
Oil
to
banks.—V.
Packers
upon
Lehman
$1
Directors
five
1960
$27,918,000, compared with
in the corresponding months
respectively,
share,
per
and
covering 150,000 shares of
at
Because
of
to
compares
sales
the
two
of
the
of
Superior
company
22,
1960 filed
a
letter
of
notification
100,000 snares of common scock (par $1) to be
covering
$3
Castle
Preliminary operating results indicate that consolidated net sales
and
income will be
approximately $80,000,000 and $10,000,000, respec¬
tively, for the last quarter of 1960, which
for
to
by
the
The proceeds are to be used to pay off a loan and for
net
net
indebtedness
repayment
company
The
offered
gymnasium equipment,
months
income
at
the SEC
•
<
.
the
to
the
enabling
Dec.
on
corporation
Corp.
during the nine
$278,018,000 and
$217,901,000 and $19,087,000,
of
to
of
Carolyn Co., Inc., Sarasota, Fla.—Files With SECv-
of
/
:
SEC
proceeds
one-
States.
defense
applied
capital.
.
company,
the
The
automatic
Brunswick
be
made
purpose
Securities
corporation
offered
any
109%,
new
United
outstanding
Files With
bowling lanes installed and bowling supplies sold in
During the nin% months ended Sept.
30,
I960
pinsetters accounted for 38%
of
th£ company's
consolidated sales, and sales of
bowling and billiard products for 29%.
The company also
produces medical supplies and
equipment; athletic
goods and equipment; marine products
through Owens Yacht and its
the
the
Capital Associated Products, Inc., Waterbury, Conn.—
optional re¬
in the
interest.
of
ranging
in
1845, is one of the two leading manufacturers
and
bowling products.
It is estimated that Brunswick
sells
sales
will
advance
for
&
annum
debentures
election
prices
interest.
BUSINESS
its
The
sinking
redeemed
days'
and
$1,500,000
1/ 1980.
principal
be
may
thirty
on
plus
the
1980,
than
more
S.)
1961,
1226.
p.
to
shares
new
(U.
3,
beginning
1,
1966-Jan.
REDEMPTION—For
deemable
Jan.
on
at
charge
1971, through. Jan.
tirement
the
of
$10,800,000
FUND—Sinking fund provisions require the
company
principal amount of debentures annually
$1,500,000
1,
sale
and
stock
common
share.
a
SINKING
retire
Jan.
debentures
.
of
from
.
the
.
all
of
the
outstanding;: stock
of
and Tennessee Credit Life Insurance
_
,
business
the-State
of
of
the
v
v-
company- and
Tennessee
and
<
its
-
sub-,
approximately
Park Place, New York 7, N; Y.r BEctor 2-9576; Claude D. Seibert, PuMishen and_Presid«itf ;
must be made in New York funds.
•
4
15%
from
other
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(200)
Not
Illinois.
Its
of
15%
over
is
business
CAPITALIZATION
OF
AS
SEPT.
any
publicly offered 100,000 shares of this firm's 10
mon stock at $3 per share.
5','4%
1,350.000
1,350,000
600,000
480,000
90,000
90,000
1,500,000
1,500,000
90,000
100,000
90,000
15,875,000
subordinated
notes,
subordinated
series
sub.
"FNC"
10,400,000
1965__
due
notes,
5:,4%
1968
due
notes,
6Va%
1972
due
due serially
debs.,
Unsecured
short
banks
through '69
payable
tained
rived
widow
Creative
A
result
of
Diamond
the
and
Celia
Mrs.
will
all
of
for
manufactured
Lily
with
to
the
in
Robert
R.
in
and
the
to
for
after
advertising,
of
EFFECT
figure
and
as
does
the
192,
PRESENT
TO
47,000
This
the SEC
Paine,
Webber,
&
participation
be
to
in
offered
"made
on
unit.
the
efforts
5%
supplies.
and
Wyatt,
of
R. S.
company's
from
either
pleting
and
been
The
equipping
will
1961-A
filed
Oil
unit.
receive
the
stock
be
to
to purchase
and
or
additional
and
The
Program,
Gas
offering
funds
the
on
is
wells
fee
be
to
drilled
payable
by the
expended
drilling,
testing,
after
Oklahoma law in
business of evaluating,
organized
in
under
the
developing, equipping and operating oil and
the
share,
June
for
I960
acquiring,
the
testing,
president
firm
of
the
the
conduct
of
Plastics Division include Robert Gayle,
Thomas M. Corey, vice-president of production;
Ogden W. Van Cleaf, treasurer.
' % j'■ """V
"r'\
the
net
oil
and
5%,
subscriptions
the
fund
for
those
gas
will
5%
be
the
of
304.
p.
Corp., Franklin, Tenn.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
_
The
corporation on Jan. 3, 1361 filed a letter of notification with
covering 37,115 shares of ccmmon stock (par 50 cents) to be
offered at $3.73
per
share for subscription by stockholders of the
the
corporation
SEC
The
The
the
to
to
the
3,
gain
by
The
Wagner
filed
&
Inc.—V.
See
delay
rentals,
60%'.—V.
-''v'
192,
letter
a
notification
of
$40)
(par
with
offered
be
to
that
The
who
purchased
previously
Linde.
from
management
Cylinders,
of
products
(which
basis
these
this
the
On
Inc.
of
that
estimates
amounted
the
other
in
potential
the
^
about
to
performance,
past
tion
civilian
directions as well as the unique deep drawing
facilities cap¬
turning out missile components for 'the defense program should
the
total
sales
volume
considerably by next year.
In the
technical feasibility lieid oi airep drawing equipment, there are only
two or three other companies in the United States that have com¬
parable facilities in this area.
'
*
able of
enhance
To
date,
the
has
made
are
scheduled
Franklin
firm
Corporation
commitments
for
closing
for
by
has
approximately
the
of
end
shares
The
filed
letter
a
by
The
$100.
Chicago,
to
offering
111.
The
trust
debentures
will
be
under¬
'
v
developing,
financing
•
and
$1,000,000
over
$2,000,000
which
more
February.
intends
the
SEC
offered
covering
for
rights
on
to
Dec;
23,
19,800
subscription
purchase
shares
by
99
1960
filed
of
for
of
each
of
notification
stock
common
s.ocxholriers
snares
letter
a
record
share
$101
(par
January,
of
with
to
1961
capital
be
with
held.
No
underwriting is involved.
The
ing
proceeds
are
to
be
used
to
purchase
equipment
for
and
work¬
capital.
Chemiral
registrar
Eank
the
of
New
common
York
stock
Trust
of
the
193,
The
plan
Trans-United
Eastern
Industries,
Camera
Inc.
has
been
appointed
Files With Securities and
*vToeJ;0rp0ratl0n
SEC
the
corporation.—V.
192,
2609.
p.
7.
p.
offered
York,
at
N.
$4
Inc.,
will
N.
per
quisitions
to
are
share,
pay
to
through
notes
be
used
due and
to
Casper
for
pay
stock
(par
Rogers
10
&
Y.
Period End. Dec. 31—
"
i
general
to
Inc.,
S
vioV
v.
tyo,
jx
ICD.
16'315'112
incurred
corporate
be
The
ac¬
purposes.
the
of
of
will
Advisors
Offered—Pursuant to
s
$
15.509.485 133.240.675 124,087.292
Products, Inc.
Jan.
9
—
Common
Stock
offering circular, Albion
-Securities Co., Inc., 52 Broadway, New York
4,'N. Y.,
a
I
real
shares,
not
shares
trust
v
with
'
conceived by
Advisors, Inc.,
will
the incor¬
which will
and research
statistical
supervise
the
the
of
any
manage
Harris
J.
and
contractors
Advisors
also
Nelson,
National
will
150,000
contractors,
trust
any
the
pay
it
but
offering ot
properties
will
between
contracts
compensation
of
trust
Fund,
Dec.
on
bank
is
Rights Offering to
—
additional
the
bank
the
from
the
sale
of
the
will
shares
be
to
used
financial requirements of
needs of its trade area.
The First National Bank of Atlanta has experienced substantial expan¬
sion in
its
activities in
recent
years
ana
management believes that
Georgia and the southeast are on the verge of substantial acceleration
economic
meet
to
and
customers
to
serve
expanding
the
financial
growth.
Dec.
having been
the
65
chartered
largest
banks
on
in
At
total
the
oldest
Sept.
the
14,
United
national
1865.
States,
bank
The
bank
with
a
30.
capital
■
the
of
to
purchase
had
bank
$37.9
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
*
»
-
1960
finds
from
.»
total
resources
million.
southeast,
listed
is
staff
in
among
excess
of
.
of
Pa.
Files
—
letter of notification with
9% subordinated debentures
$500 each. No under¬
a
year,
denominations of
to
used
be
notes.
additional
purchase
to
The
000
the
for
assets
$1,CQ5,of $41,900,000
reached
corporation
This represents an increase
1960.
31,
end,
year
all-time high.
an
of
the
First
corporation
the
of
the
::
•"V■
..
L-.
Ry.—Appointment—
has
Bank
Hanover
shares
and
Co.,
National
Oshkosh.
in
Bank
First
the
include
Wisconsin Trust
the Mayfair
Milwaukee,
of
■
been
capital
agent for 2,340,company.—V. 193,
appointed co-transfer
stock
of
$25)
(par
the
105.
p.
most
It
named
the
S35
at
Contract—
the
studio
film
manufacturing
engineering,
with
lighting,
control
equipment,
The
complete
Cedar
installation
J.
N.
monochrome
and
apparatus,
of
a
TV
effects
special
be produced by Foto-Video Electronics, Inc.,
is covered in a contract with the Air Force
will
job
Grove,
color
and
cameras
and
generators, color
and slide cameras, color and monochrome monitors for previewing
line control operations.
sound
of
comprehensive
involves
mailt
will
It
second
the
be
for
the
in
the
rt
use
War
T'V system designed by
The first system is now in opera¬
Joint Chiefs of Staff.—V. 192,
closed-circuit
large
Pentagon.
Room
Board
the
of
2325.
p.
Corp.—Sales Off—
Franklin Stores
$6,359,860
$6,106,908
Sales
—V.
192,
2325.
p.
1960—6 Mos.—1959
1969—Month—1959
Period End. Dec. 31—
$24,355,894
$25,658,290
'
of America, Inc.—Proposes
Fund
Offering—
registration
shares
per share,
probably on Feb. 28.
The offering is to be made through under¬
writers headed
by Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co., who will receive a
commission of
80
cents
per
share.
The company
recently changed
its .name
from
Southern
Industries
Fund, Inc.
It recently entered
into
a
management agreement
with Fund oi
America Management
Corp., of New York; and the latter will receive research, statistical
and
investment
advisory
services
from
the
principal underwriter.
Minis & Co., Inc., of Savannah, Ga., who also will assist the invest¬
ment
manager.
The prospectus lists A. Minis, Jr.1,
as
President of
the
fund
and
also President
of
Minis
&
Co.,
Inc., and a director
This
fund
statement
of
of
the
stock,
Period
covering
public
sale
a
500,000
$10
at
'
'
„
1960—11 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
$25,725,238 $23,120,504
15,675,508
14,139,372
$2,150,807
1,303,837
taxes..
349,000
241,000
12,761,000
taxes
203,775
240,781
v2,864,526
2,549,000
2,578,955
$488,880
$365,189
356,248
250,830
$4,424,204
2,944,077
$3,853,177
2,726,067
charges—____
p.
filed
City,
1961,
,
$2,453,299
1,411,644
operating income,
192,
for
offered
Nov. 30—
expenses____
operating
after
6,
manager.
revei¥ue$_
income
Federal
Other
be
York
New
Jan.
on
Telephone Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Earnings—
End.
Operating
Operating
St.,
42nd
SEC
to
investment
the
General
—V.
East
60
of
with
common
2221.
$478.2
million
and
per
below
share,
the
severally
respective
Inc.,
at
Charlottesville,
Va.—
Exchange Commission—
corporation
on
Dec.
19.
1960
filed
a
letter of notification
SEC
covering. 1,350 shares of common stock to be offered
The
the
witn
($100
par
The
withou*
share),
per
proceeds
to
are
be
used
underwriting.
for
working
and
capital
construction
purposes.
Red.
Georgia Power Co.—Proposes Acquisition—Partial
The
company
of Atlanta.
the Holding Company
under
assets;
and
persons
sale
u«ility
Membership
-„The
20,
the
Membership
Corp.,
$147,893.80;
series
the
due
has
has filed a proposal with the SEC
for the acquisition of certain utilities
has
to
issued
request
a
Georgia
giving
thereon.
order
\n
hearing
Power
proposes
all located in Georgia, from
will
receive
cash
uiereior
who
company
of
1961.
application.
assets,
Electric
Ga.,
Act
Commission
Jan.
to
customers,
Notch
5^4%
the
until
operation
have
Apartments,
Georgetown
—Files With Securities and
Corp.,
»
of
•
underwriters
bank,
the
in
-
Nov.
operates
now
Wisconsin
the Southgate
Bank of WauThe Union National Bank of Eau Claire, the First National
Fond du Lac, The First National Bank of Madison, ap.cL the
According
:
'
is
bank
five
of
banks
Bank,
Lank
National
cenain
BUSINESS—The
City
Jersey
its shareholders of
offering
common
Robinson-Humphrey
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
major
12%
a
Commission—
1960 filed
27,
in
consolidated
First
1960 rights to subscribe at $35 per share
headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
The
of
Philadelphia,
Inc.,
value
are
affiliate
Net
of Atlanta
Bank
Co., Inc.; and Courts &
Co. have agreed to purchase any unsubscribed shares.
Inc.;
week,
1959.
31,
Bank
National
showed
also
$229,568,970
of
Dec.
on
$200,000
previous
Lank
Boston.
of
issued last
1960,
estate
registered
was
Trust
independent
by
31,
Dec.
highs in several balance sheet cate¬
a 12%
increase over the $222,-
County.
face
at
of
as
The
trust.
of
real
'
advisory,
also
done
r
Engineered
of
be
.
1,200.
Edlund
the
in
general
a
1,503.000
also
,
trust
investment
Stockholders—The
of
1960—12 Mos.—1959
S
deposits
First
1864,
of
as
record
$248,342,730,
earlier;
Hudson
total
the
over
ana
which
will
independent
First
New-
for
Higher
I960—Month—1959
'
interest
in
engage
offering
date,
Advisors
be
trust.
group
cents)
Co..
indebtedness
Edison Brothers Stores, Inc.—Sales
o
to
Investment
with
services.
and
involved.
is
200,000
$1,000,000
shares on the basis of
three shares for each twenty held.
The rights will ex¬
pire at 2 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 20, 1961. An underwriting
on Dec" 29- 1960 filed a letter of notification with
common
condition
were
$204,509,303
covering
Foto-Video
supervise
them and
officers
and
employees
and
provide office space
and
related facilities re¬
quired by the trust.
Advisors was organized in November 1960 by
Aldis J. Browne, Jr.,
Donald B. Douglas, and John W. Hughes, all
of
Chicago, who own 50'«
of its scock.
Tne other 50%' is to be
sold at par to those individuals
(including possibly Messrs. Browne,
Douglas and Hughes) who are responsible for the issuance of trust
shares for property and cash.
The trustees of the trust are Graham
Aldis, Laurance H. Armlur, Jr.. and Otis L. Hubbard all of Chicago,
the
Y.
proceeds
Estate
trust
and
shares.
trust
enable
The
Real
the
facilities
for
Hemstead,
of
registra¬
a
covering
:
record Dec. 30,
Exchange Commission—
covering 75.000 shares of
of
porators
sole
below.
Exchange,
additional
formation
for
111., filed
3,
1961,
5,
beneficial
of
purchasing
future
a
dividends on the
This is equivalent
compares
with $3.20 per
share.
First Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.—Assets at Record—
Net
Co.
Dynacron Electronics Corp.—Acquires—
See
at
Chicago
Jan.
„
and
Designatronics, Inc.—AppointmentThe
sale
an
Commission.
such
corporation
make
to
cash
the
which
Datanamics, Inc., Canoga Park, Calif.—Files With SEC
The
in
proceeds
This
below.—V.
selling, conveying,
Investments will
income producing
apartment
buildings
in
shares
value.
$10 par
declare
to
per
through the Rome Air Materiel Area, Griffiss Air Force Base, New York.
otherwise acquiring, own¬
exchange, mortgaging and
consist primarily of first
properties, such as large office
and
large
lee.
Tne prospectus scares that
the trust
leasing,
class,
for
tfn
organized
property.
$1.40
re-elected.
were
corporation
The
of
-
.
oiler
to
purcnase
nom " u.e
owners
in
real
estate
in
exchange for
trust
holding,
real
intention
of
old
reported new
offered
writing
and
stock
%
i
Corp.,
Adams St.,
SEC
certificates
been
including
business,
ing,
having
shares,
550,000
to
the
rate
the
on
National
SEC
be
to
notification
to
interest
outstanding shares of voting
the
of
closed-circuit color television system ever
designed has been ordered for U. S. Air Force Headquarters, Pentagon.
stockholders-
outstanding
1927.
p.
of
common
purcnase
Chemical
&
W.
outstanding in
or $6.88
per
outstanding during
shares
$1,265,403,
shares
Foto-Video Electronics, Inc.—Pentagon
Co.—Merged—
the
proposes
their
estate
the
105
with
representing
trust
furnish
invested
of
company
statement
figure was
were
1960.
the
in
value,
par
share
year
First
corporate purposes.
First Continentai Real Estate Trust—Files for Offering
BUSINESS—Cylinders,
in 1960 increased
$1,555,857, equiva¬
taxes
220,000
184,000
90%
V .fc;
6%,: 10-year convertible
of
used
189,
Distillers
National
The
of
Yn
meeting of the
President, stated
annual
Nickerson,
after
the
on
With Securities and Exchange
v/atosa,
subscription
Inc.,
Co.,
be
to
Federal Chemical
cylinder
$5,000,000)
a
from
tion
Inc. is a- newly formed New Jersey corpora¬
acquired the propane, refrigerant and other types of gas
manufacturing facilities of the Linde Division of Union Car¬
bide Corp. to house the entire cylinder manufacturing and productive
complex of
Linde. previously
located at Speedway, Ind., Cylinders,
Inc.
purchased a plant of 100 000 square feet with enclosed railroad
siding on
a
7Va-acre tract. Linde
will in the future
purchase its
total requirements of shells and refrigerant cylinders from Cylinders,
Inc. in eddition. Cylinders, Inc. will continue to serve
the concerns
than
annual
Total assets
geological
completions,
stock
1960
of
lor
multiples
in
are
Tractor,
15.
$300,000
Allyn
C.
A.
proceeds
2
-
underwriting.
value
face
&
-
the
S.
earnings
average
expressed
statement
offices
10
$25
the
in
Founded
York, N. Y.—Files With SEC
1961
Dec.
on
covering
at
corporation
written
in
SEC
offered
be
of
Cylinders, Inc., of 1200
Blancke Street, Linaen, N. J.
Of this sum, $200,000 was
for 25%
common
stock equity in Cylinders, Inc., and
$550,000 in instalment leans.
tion
based
more
have
National
627,226
cost
Corp., Clintonviile, Wis.—Files With SEC—
corporation
the
with
at
K.
earnings
operating
the
of
directors
its
The
Inc.—Private Placement—Arthur - T. Roth,
Board Chairman, and Herman E. Goodman, President,
of the Franklin Corp., a federal licensee under the Small
Business Investment Act of 1958, announced on Jan. 12
City,
record.
new
a
net
on
per
including costs of
used for general
to be
are
Co
&
Chisholm
City—Reports Record
operations
Jersey
operating
share,
per
at
paid
National
r
shares of common
without
share,
per
proceeds
FWD
Cylinders,
$750,000
Jan.
on
covering 500
$100
at
corporation with the right to purchase one share for each five shares
held.
Rignts expire in, 30 days.
The offering will be underwritten
by Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc., Nashville, Tenn.
of
of
Florida East Coast
SEC
investment
year's
net
shares,
National
testing,
FC Film Unit, Inc., New
The
Tindall
W.
2
2
2
Inc.
.
shares
gories.
Shoe
Cumberland
old
expendi¬
'-.V..' ■'
u
2
Langley & Co
& Hirschberg
on a previously
proposed stock split, the bank's capital
split was 2Mi-for-l. The effect of the split is to change the 220,-
obtaining
fee
dry hole contributions and administrative overhead about
drilling,
used
program
10%,
and
services,
the
holders
for
fee
vice-president of sales;
engineering
C.
and
other
and
$ale of units will be
program.
It is estimated that
20%, management
and all other costs,
cost
Inc
Co
&
Co. Inc.
1959,
$3.50
owner
by
the
from
interests
property
equipment
and
employed
be
proceeds
fund's
acquiring
tures,
Appointments in the Diamond
will
and
The
Varnedoe,
4
year.
to
of the fund's outstanding
1,000 shares of common stock and president and principal stockholder
of McCoy Associates.
The latter is a geological and engineering con¬
services.
J.
4
Inc
established
based
share
The found¬
properties.
gas
Alex
III,
5
on
Directors
program
the fund were initiated by McCoy Associates
McCoy,
Waggoner
Co.
2
2
Inc.
Co.
Co;
&
com¬
ing and organizing of
W.
Norris
&
$7.07
In
In
registration
a
management
a
investors'
program
of
W.
bank's
to
the
engaging
of
purpose
was
5
5
National'Bank
the
000
completed.
Fund
Friedrichs
Inc.
Co
Reporting
First
stock
Alex W. McCoy Associates, Inc. who
subscription price of each subscribed
be employed as sub-agent to manage
of
10%
the
Co.
Space Corp._
&
&
2
& Co
Furman
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Jackson
<fc
G.
Hilsman
will
ana
of
under
H.
—
Inc
Bradford
Alester
J.
Co.
&
C.
J.
First National Bank of Jersey
by
total
also
program
funds
program
company
Neal
Dickson
With
FINANCING
common
Okla.,
per
10
7 Ma
7»/a
6
Goodbody
the
covering $5,000,000 of units of
Inc.
Inc
Co.____
Lane,
Outstanding
Tulsa,
1961,
&
Evans
A.
Johnson,
*253,000 shs.
shares
at $5,000
basis
the
of
Associates
9,
Funds,
public sale
best
a
McCoy
Jan.
Exploration
for
receive
will
Building,
Blair
Curtis
Clement
lent
/
of options exercised their right
on
Smith
&
Weld
First
McFarlin
of
Fund
statement with
Percentage
4
4
2
& Co._
affirmatively
and
the
Fenner
White,
2325.
p.
Pierce,
Lynch,
23%
offering.
1,000,000 shs.
include
not
the holders
if
stock.—V.
Co—
Equitable Securities Corp
All
division.
the
E. F. Hutton
sales promotions.
:
'
value
not
Sterne, Agee & Leach
and development.
GIVING
but
10
that
listed:
as
additional working capital.
(lc par)
below of the shares
subscribed for by
respective names
shareholders
warrants.
10%
&
1960.
and
to
Percentage
payment
fee
will
attorney's
priority
expenses
their
offered
subscription
Courts
stock
common
company
and
expenses
of
of
Robinson-Humphrey Co. Inc.
Exploration Funds, Inc.—Proposes Offering—
Sutphin have been named vice-
president of sales and vice-president of production, respectively,
Faper Package Division; Edward H. Grebe becomes treasure* of
of
improvements.
selling,
for
stock
*This
issued
president of the Paper Package
G.
shares
purchase of new machinery, equipment,
for retirement of short term loans.
$39,750 for
sulting
Robert
and
holders
*
the
of
the order
$13,000
plant
for
$15,000
common
Cummings has been appointed president of
Division,
both men have been
elected vice-
Garritscn
can¬
stock
common
new
presidents of Cerative Pnckaging.
Edward
de¬
is
of
amount
Authorized
H.
Plastics
Diamond
the
follows,
as
all
proceeds
net
$40,000
has
has been appointed
Wiliiam
and
and
It is anticipated that such proceeds will be utilized
CAPITALIZATION
19c4.
in
business
excessive
design.
own
that
commission
$40,000 for research
Common
1960.
January,
Mauzv
M.
company's
an
clauses
$60,000 for
(g)
president of Creative Packaging after being
president
Division,
estimated
(e)
associated
Package for twenty-six years, serving as salesman, assis¬
general manager, and general manager. He became Paper
Paper
tant
the
Plastic^Industries, Inc., which will function as divisions
becomes
Package
the
its
event
the
$30,000
(d)
said: "Both Paper
Package and Diamond Plastics will continue to sell and produce under
their own names; the creation of the new corporation will not affect
the
identity of the two companies.
/
"The function of Creative Packaging will be to supply managements
and
policies for the operating divisions.
It will be responsible for
sales, advertising, sales promotion, and market and product research
of both divisions and will aleo provide planning for further diversifica¬
tion and expansion in the future.
~
"A prime concern of Creative Packaging will be to capture a larger
share of the tremendous market in this field."
Paper Package Company, founded in 1896, makes and markets paper
and
plastic packages for the automotive, electronics, pharmaceutical,
textile, and many other industries; it has been a subsidiary of Eli
Lilly & Co. since 1919.
Diamond Plastics Industries, Inc., is one of
the country's
largest manufacturers
of injection-molded plastic con•tainers, with a line of boxes in more than 140 diffeernt sizes. It was ac¬
by
products' of
Approximately
(c)
corporation.
Donald B. Fobes, president of Creative Packaging,
Fobes
of
contracts,
cancellation
,
(b)
management
Package Co.
the sales
by Paper
responsible
be
products
Oct. 26, 1959 under
individual proprietor¬
d/b/a Edlund
Edlund,
adversely affect the company.
The company
is
a
of precision metal products and electro mechan¬
the aforementioned industries, and has also devel¬
(a)
new
quired
could
substantially
Inc.,
portion
Government
underwriter's
;
E.
contain
contracts
substantial
a
such
aggregate $237,750.
<
Packaging,
an
Herbert
as
manufacturer
sold,
of
principal
in
$150,000
has been formed
merger of Paper Package Co., of Indianapolis, and
Industries, Inc., of Roanoke, Va., it was announced
Packaging
marketing
and
Hull,
H.
owns
192, p. 2016.
Creative
as
(f)
Creative
and
each
6.
Jan.
on
Horace
of
Government
PROCEEDS—In
538,020 shs.
1,000,000 shs,
Dobbs,
company,
the
of
Plastics
Diamond
wife
K.
on
succeeding
known
of
Merrill
proprietary
oped
Packaging, Inc.—Formed—
Indiana
new
a
Hull,
James
these notes.—V.
amount of
as
S.
of
incorporated
was
Florida,
components for
are
Willouise
•Mrs.
Dobbs,
a
cellations
affiliates
$3.33. Mi ——....
par
of
1957,
activities
Most
from
2,328,131
stock,
in
tracts.
ical
in
Monday, January 16, 1961
.
percentages set forth after
the
is engaged primarily in research, development and
relating to the aircraft, satellite, and guided
Approximately 40%
of the company's business is ob¬
subcontract
capacity under Government sponsored con¬
fields.
contract
others
Common
missile
notes
term
company
State
pa& com¬
company
manufacturing
inasmuch
.
Notes and accouhts payable To
and
The
debs, due seri¬
ally through 1969
6%. sub.
Outstanding
100,000
sub.
12-year
the
of
ship' established
Engineering Co.
$180,000
ten year senior notes, due 1966—
senior notes, due 1972
r
laws
„
$300,000
4?4%
•5VV%
"
BUSINESS—The
the
1960
15,
Authorized
to
from
control with Ford automobile deal¬
busines with some of such dealers.
Company is under common
erships in various cities and does
6%
derived
state.
The
.
.
and
Satilla
called
sinking
1989
at
premium equal to 1.42%.
for
fund.
100%
four of its
follows:
acquire
whole¬
Three
as
Electric
Colquitt County Electric Membership
Electric Membership Corp.,. $70,159.27.
Corp.,
$128,191.18;
interested
to
$38,064.65;
redemption
on
$2,947,000 of
plus
accrued
Grady
Feb.
its
County
next, through
mortgage bonds,
10.
first
interest," together
with a
Payment will be made at the Chemical
Bank
Volume
193
Number
6021
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
'(201) '5
J)
New
York
—V.
192,
Trust
Co.,
30
Broad
Street,
New
York
15,
Y.
N.
of
1912,
p.
nearly
—V.
$100,000,000
192,
and
assets
would
approximate
$190,000,000.
Illinois Bell Telephone
2017.
p.
Period Ended Nov. 30—
Co.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
Geotechnics &
—Pursuant
to
Glickman Corp.—Sells Gas Stations—
Resources, Inc.—Capital Stock Offered
See
Jan. 6 offering circular, S. D. Fuller
Co., 26 Broadway, New York 4, N. Y.„ publicly of¬
&
fered
a
New
York,
N.
York,
Y.;
Y.
$10,000
accounts
to
and
from
proceeds
reduction
lpans
Chase
of
Bank
Manhattan
the
of
,
..
.
.
,
.
.
$70,000
to
acquisition
and
installation
including basic
experimental processing facility;
of
of
technical
and
(4)'
in
future
$126,000
corporate
and
to
the
192,
This
will
with
wide
The
capital
the
of
87,894,914
The
S
512,991,108
a
478,225,741
$2
signed
operating profits of the Darling nation¬
children's apparel chain, Maxwell H. Gluck,
Grayson-Robinson,
contract
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
Capital
stock,
25c
value
par
in
to
Sept.
amended
was
capital
26,
to
stock
1960,
change
($1
of
outstanding $1
the
of
capital
25c
stock
company's
previously
value)
par
stock
certificate
made
cities in 36 states.
the
and
received
in
holders
the
of
shares
after
tDoes not include 37,500 shares reserved for issuance
upon the exerof "restricted stock
options" and 37,500 shares for issuance upon
exercise
Shares
of
of
the
capital
rights and have
tal
stock
when
The
tion
the
shares
issued, fully paid
and
of
It
dividend,
voting and liquidation
of outstanding capi-.
offered hereby will be,
stock
nonassessable.
BUSINESS—The
resources
nics,
by
and
unpolluted
natural
zation
company
applying
its
aerotechnics
water,
soil
lands.—V.
192,
to
and
utilize
skills
universal
conservation,
elimination
resources,
of
such
tion
of
pollution
earth's
existing
geoscience,
problems
depletion
air
of
■
the
in
the
as
mineral
the
and
effective
relatively limited
contracted
store
capital
Darling
by
two
the
new
the
companies.
Darling
last
happy
Corp.—Common
Stock
marks
'
.
the
first
-
"
•
•
.
Mr/-Gluck
consider
similar
'
'
•
has
pany
and
and
According
of
said
the
to
to
to
that
arrangements
he
Gluck,
Mr.
conditions
new
He
Offered—
enter
the
with
which
into
other
major
retail
suburbs
the
and
192,
trend
revolutionized
toward
"
2508.
p.
is
the
large,
%
meeting
all
retail
29
.
•
Sales
design,
machine.
assignment from
purchased the dies
has
and
The
will
company
States Patent Office- for
but,
In
of
there
course,
addition,
Twelve
president
the
manufacture
make
patent application
a
is
its
to
shortly
filing
a
Oil
engineering
this
with
whh
no
on
dormatories,
of 499,000
stcck
of
share
of
shares
tion
when
purchase
the
the
the
deducting
The
for
In
etc.,
ing,
such
The
in
depositing
to
will
the
not
with
options
the
proceeds
in
opera.ing simultaneously,
reserved
to,
Purchase
of
hair
be
is
working capital
accounting
to
make
bs
of
and
the
proceeds
for
manufacture
of
exchange
offer
Falls.
of
&
The
not
will
Boston
Corp.
Kansas
expire
City
is
Feb.
on
managing
&
10,
less
Marine
than
and
80%
upon
of
the
by
the
unless
insurance.
Life
Insurance
fire,
marine
Life
and
allied
throughout
East
West
and
are
of
operations.
all
offices
ance
Co.
planned
a
Coasts,
shares
of
of
other
Life
and
in
the
written
Canada.
in
operations
will
make
insurance
facilities
of
Canada.
If
Kansas
City
City
of
will
separate
company,
with
each
be
1849,
is
tenant
of
the
stations
several months
Co.,
:
■
Redlo
■■
sale
,
Gulf
to
had
with
^
favorable
the
provided the
opportunity to
going to
acquisition
the
other
of
company
properties
returns."
income-producing porperties, now has more
34 states and three foreign countries.
in
in
While
and
the
Marine's
than
base
in
Kansas
an
annual
stock
the
that
Board
Directors
of
W.
•
at
the
■
record
of
•„■'.«
-j..
also
authorized
Stock
of
the
shares
the
was
close
income
had
1960,
rose
declared
business
of
to
an,
Jan.
on
'■
■
conversion
the
709,172
year
Mr.'
Geo¬
the
for
$1.34
per
regular
share
on
the
stock
now
then
The
outstanding.
equivalent
$1.44
to
per
$25,063,020 and
income taxes of
on
the number
earnings
share
reported
computed
on
the
'
actions
Board's
all
were
directed
'*
furthering the company's announced .policy of diversification
and expansion.". He explained
that long-term financing will be facilitated under the terms of the new preferred and that the authorized
unissued
and
if
increased
preferred and common stock will be available for issuance
equity
capital
is
desired.—V.
City.-
This
.
of America—Files
Corp.
corporation,
of
883
Avenue
registration statement with
of
common
Plan
for
stock,
certain
to
key
be
of
the SEC
offered
the
on
192,
p.
2326.
192,
in
Americas, New York, filed a
12 covering 100,000 shares
p.
has
active
and
it
the
each
Gottlieb,
business
in
customers
About
currently
area.
has
in
70%
50
over.
—.
proprietor
shortly
will
and
of
of
be
Davend,
into
move
would
Interstate
integrated
Interstate
central
192,
assume
Vending.
with
their
Avenue.—V.
the
order,
an
O.
re¬
office
and
1913.
p.
offerings
said
option
insolvent
Section
I filed
question
whether
189,
the
$1
proposed
share
commenced
was
price
pur¬
about
disclose
of
and
mis¬
into
an
Iowa, whereby
stock
that
June
to
1959,
1,
offering
of
of the
1933
sales
stock
of
false
entered
at
50c
per
was $1
per
share); failed to
relationship with Invesco
operating policies pursuant to
its
provision)
offering
was
Invesco
1959.
circular
control
a
the
the
Invesco
Life Investors
period
that
report
an
the
Invesco
to
in
30,
an
1960.
sti-k
and
Act
pursuant
was
June
Invesco
that Invesco
to
A.
opportunity for hearing, upon request, cn the
suspension should be vacated or made perma¬
2035.
p.
per
$300,000
Invesco
that
purchase
failed
and
(the anti-fraud
provides
nent.—V.
exceeding
at
stock
that
with
execute
during
asserts
inaccurate
order
offering
Invesco
in
was
and
agreement;
further
17
an
The
stock
of
registration
1959,
.shares
asserts
of
1959
Investors
condition
order
from
not
April
disclose
to
options to
public offering
formulate
to
in
order
sale
and
failed
given
Life
that
securities
The
offering
Ariz.
exemption
common.,
exemption.
it
the
(when
was
of
filed
250,000
on
Jan. 9, tem¬
registration under
public
a
Tucson,
conditional
a
suspension
that
was
to
*yi$-tdrawn as to un^Jd ^h^res about April 4,
offering
in
announced
was
exemption from
respect
6428.
Box
of
an
it
A
with
notification
a
such
latter
share
Iowa
fered
Power
company's
993.
The
—
&
.
Light
First
Co.—First
Mortgage Bonds Of¬
Corp. and associates offered
Boston
publicly on Jan. 12, an issue of $10,000,000 of this com¬
pany's first mortgage bonds, 4%% series due 1991, 'at
100.404% to yield 4.60%.
The group was awarded the
issue at competitive sale on a bid of 99.72% for the
Other bids for
a 4%% rate were:
White,
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 99.65;
Equitable Securities Corp., 99.64999;. Kidder, Peabody &
Co., 99.35; and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
99.159.
Lehman Brothers bid 100.921 and Blyth & Co.
Inc. 100.908, both for 4%s.
&
Co.,
99.659;
REDEMPTION—The
bonds
redeemable
are
the
at
Stock
Option
option
of
the
com¬
pany
at regular redemption prices ranging from 105.03%
for those
redeemed prior to Jan. 1, 1962 to 100% for those redeemed on or after
Jan. 1, 19SO; and at special redemption prices ranging from. 10").40%
for
those
redeemed
those
redeemed
of
sale
short-term
during
on
new
bank
the
12
after
or
sale
incurred
of
will
stock
common
loans
months ended
1, 1990.
1,
Jan.
1964
to
100%
Jan.
the
from
the
be
applied
to
and
bonds
new
be
and
toward
inou1"""*
from
payment
a
of
"s
financing of the company's construction program; which is expected to
cost
for
$9,500,000
the
1960
year
1961.
southwestern
is
furnished
electric
than
service
100
only
revenues
come
to
the
the
of
net
and
the
1960
months
12
ended
This
tration
in
ths ceut'al
natural
other
gas
end
service
municipalities;
Sept.
30,
1960,
total
oper¬
the new bonds and
the company at Sept. .30,
200,000 shares of-cumulative
2,141,842 shares of common stock, par
effect
to
the sale of
capitalization
stock,
long-term
and
$100;
par
of
debt;
2327.
p.
and
in 22
amounted to $51,035,603 and net in¬
with total operating revenues of $46,of $5,042,829 for the calendar year 1959.
income
stock,
192,
and
company
$71,776,000 in
preferred
$10—V.
xor
compared
common
new
was:
business
electric
Moines
Des
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
of
$x1,o^o,ojo
Council Bluffs, 87 municipalities and more
communities arid rural territory; and natural
municipalities.
five
$5,703,207
Both
Iowa.
In
in
only
ating
544,360
of
around
unincorporated
service
gas
and
its
conducts
company
sections
in
approximately
and
.
.
EUSINESS—The
•
\
,
Offering—
corporation, of 1408 Whitney Bldg., New Orleans, filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC on Jan. 9,
1961 covering $2,625,000
sinking fund
debentures, due 1972 (with
shares), and 175,000
(with warrants) and com-,
mon
shares are to be offered for public!sale in unit3, each consisting
of
four common
shares and debentures in the principal amount of
$60
(with a warrant to purchase 6 common shares initially
at $5
per share).
The units will be offered at $80 per unit, and the offer¬
ing is to be made by underwriters headed by A. G. Edwards & Sons,
who will receive a commission of $7 per unit.
The company has sold
of
6V2%
series
shares
the
Stock Plan—
the
shares
on
for
David
establishments.
operation
Ashland
1933
public
to
In
1959,. and
due
warrants
of
common
underwriters,
shares
1966,
are
sale
at
Co.,
of
purchase
to
stock.
for
in
to
The
$1,500,
$6
per
$1,500,000
referred
Organized
Sulphur
and
subordinate
series A
A
^statement
Jan.
under
employees.—V.
the
sole
will
provides
offering
to
common
Hotel
volume
that
and
vending
Jefferson Lake Asbestos Corp.—Files
outstanding.
commented
be
that
2326.
p.
and
years
Regulation
a
of
P.
A
respect
public
and
'
towards
through
issued
EARNINGS—For
oustanding
dividend on the
790,368 shares of
.
equivalent
were
shares
Salesky
and
South
Act
Inc.,
amount.
the
-
of
new
a
preceding fiscal year were
provision for Federal
to $1.29 per share
the
was
common
prior
provision
to
outstanding.
for
into
$1,110,725 after
This
of
after
equivalent
now
sales
net
stock
preferred
is
1600
commission's
.
Directors
of
income
net
in
Falls
combined
premium
Net
com¬
for Federal income taxes
i.
' '•
-
~vZ'■
$1,094,000.
complement
the
$27,544,428.
of
after
preferred
the
locations
Chicago
operation
for
opera¬
Southwest.
company
f
stockholders
to
net-income
writing
on
high
time
10-year record—after provision
cumulative
The
/
Marine
Glens
are
all
an
the
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
president, announced on Jan. 5 that the
net sales for the fiscal year ended Oct. 31,
announced
Board
common
The
sales
to
issued
in
industrial
in
accounts
in
has
Invesco,
used
began
the
13
and
industrial
originator
at
SEC
Weld
1
operations as a publicly-owned real
the public for cash of 1,260,000 shares
exchange of some 3,200,000 shares for syn¬
which
be
not
the
4%% coupon.
•
$1,265,000.
total
Salesky,
1961,
The
prin¬
affiliate
&
also
preferred
and
in
L.
1961,
Fire
casualty
provided ultimately
in
basis, the two companies would have
the
been
preferred stock, 5%
cumulative series, as well as an increase in the authorized preferred
stock from 86,560 shares to 120,000 shares and of the common stock
from
1,250,000 shares to 2,000,000 shares.
These actions are subject
to
approval by both the preferred and common stockholders at the
annual meeting on Feb. 23,
1961."
•
"
1
The
VOLUME—Glens Falls has outstanding 1,300,000
shares
of
stock
held by approximately 4,600 shareowners and Kansas
City Fire and
Marine 100,000 shares in t?he hands of some 800 holders.
On a com-'
bined
has
common
The
companies by The National Life Assur¬
exchange offer is made effective, it is
Fire & Marine will continue to operate as
headquarters
Glickman
a
Oil
will
Northlahd
will
,
with the sale to
'$1,153(500.
41/2%
Glens
City
Fire
its
Fire
and
broader
a
the Glick¬
on
it acquired an interest of
limited partnership which
stated, '4'the cash funds
he
consolidated
31,
the
that
for
the
and
in
2,
Corp. of: America—Earnings^-Financing—
10,
both
of
of
Mid-West
by
engaged
insurance.
bulk
Kansas
Con¬
stock 'dividend on the company's outstanding common
stock, representing one share for each 121/2 shares held.
The dividend
which is at the same rate as in the two prior years, is payable Feb.
bodies.
its
City
principally
property
the
through
Kansas
is
the
and
agents
of
is
the properties
acquired from Wilsliire Oil
more
interests
increased
8%
dealers
of
Kansas
regulatory
necessary
1929,
nation,
whereas
therefore,
the
of
in
lines
the
concentrated
graphically,
those
Co.
incorporated
operates
tions
insurance
Assurance
Co.,
Richmond,
Leandro,
last October
Cel.,
connection
stock
'$1,155,488—a
Glens
stock.
extended
marine,
surety
in
yield
shareholders
pany's
$233,U00
—
group
capital
BUSINESS—Glens Falls Insurance Co., organized
cipally engaged in the business of writing fire,
National
opinion,"
used
Bernard
its acceptance by holders
upon
outstanding
approval
a
Marine
1961,
exchange offer is conditioned
cents
properties
said
for
Chicago operations
recent
soiooo
________
Exchange Offer
Fire
Oakland
in
are
good deal for the new public corporation.
Hat
50 000
assemblingZZZZZIZ.IZ
on Jan.
11, 100,000 shares of
capital stock, par value
$5, in exchange for Kansas
City Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
capital stock at the
rate of one share of
Glens Falls capital stock "for one
share of Kansas City Fire & Marine
capital stock.
of
Five
company
on
the sale—the equivalent
a
share on the outstanding class "A"
public
Gulf
the
company
7,000
its
First
San
value of
,
common
'He
tenders
21
syndication,
on
a
role
Securities
The
the
Redlo
in
is
Davend
suant
$89 000
*
TERMS—The
by
term leases
will
estate
of
2326.
soliciting
Berkeley,
net book
the
went
Glickman. Corp.,
by
44,000
—
California.
•
90%
our
which
company and
then
each of the following
with
;
Glens Falls Insurance Co.
Falls Insurance Co. offered
president.
Alameda.
about
Glickman
a
be
can
offer¬
had
p.
Angeles,
/
"In
filing
public
this
of
_____
192,
Los
properties,
long
Mr.
$238,000.
•%r'Total
-V.
of
Mortgages
after
company
expenses
____
and
in
stock.
dication
(necessary
equipment
Glickman,
offer
of
and
acquisition, Wolff stated that
"Davend
offers
opportunity to acquire alert and trained management
large number of accounts in key locations." He said that
the
disclose
located
are
realized
Glickman
sliire.
_
drying
and
J.
Co. purchased the
properties
in
December,
1956,
from
Sunset
International
Petroleum
Corp.
in
a
sale-lease-back arrangement.
Sunset later assigned the leases to-Wil¬
approximately $5,000
legal,
priority,
_
by Louis
.17.
and
Glickman
than
A
follows:
as
publicly-owned Glick¬
new
ago.'
26,000
there
and
will
for
inventory
Miscellaneous
a
$0.50
purchase
sold,
the
of
$8,000
commencement
equal
taxes
the
own
today
the
Gulf
providing for minority inteersts and deducting mort¬
approximately $753,000.
This compared, he noted, with
cash
When
more
Jan.
said
suburbs
July
-
after
was
under
to
denied.
company's
to
are
discounts,
of
has
All
is
person
Glickman
common
-
stock.
common
and
limited
the
a
is
in
Rosa
books,
before
liquida¬
specifically
the
of
offered
sum
the company
but
as,
connection
Vending machine inventory
vending machine)
Perfume
by
in
the
to
192,
president
substantial, factor
a
educational
Regulation
^
proceeds
commissions
meetings.
others
$1,600,00
each
and
rights,
that
is
company proposes to utilize the balance
them in the corporate account of the
allocate
Mr.
gages,
shares
All
preemptive rights
fact
voting
and
the
voting
no
shares
herein
be,
to
are
the
value
par
shares
received
addition,
expenses
fees,
outstanding,
they
has
of
110,000
are
$0.50
the
underwriting
underwriter
incurred.
respect
Cumulative
there
stockholders'
all
company
stock.
nonassessable,
closed
by
sold
and
mailed
has purchased the total business and
Cafeterias, Chicago, it was announced on
option agreement in August
announced
was
stations
Santa
man
swimming
the
of
common
and
at
with
virtue
by
stock
that
assurance
vote
one
other
stock
all
value
paid
rights, and there
company's
PROCEEDS—if
no
laundromats,
capitalization
par
fully
company.
common
of
to
each
present time
value
par
shares
of
50c
be
entitled
to
of
will
dividend
additional
stockholdef
At
is
equal
and
authorized
shares
issued
stock
are
rights,
motels,
the
the
cord,
:.
CAPITALIZATION—The
composed
hotels,
it
be
to
lof
and
a
houses, women's
pools, etc.
is
A1
this vending machine,
assurance that this patent will be granted.
proposes to distribute a luxury overstuffed
the
Corp.,
Title
its
The
been
shares
convertible
$2
Interstate
gasoline
of California for $3,000,000
United
company
hair drying "canopy" "attached
thereto, which chair can
be sold, through various dealers
and subsequently distributed in
sorority
chair
the
$121,324,490 $125,673,188
have
The
shares
1961,
be
Co.—Acquires—
leading,
stations
weeks.
10,
will
com¬
company
California—Acquires Gas Stations—
superservice
Corp.
man
vending
the
of
offer
common
Jan.
own
the" other
Invesco, Inc.—Offering Suspended—
.
Co.
as
The
,
'•V :'.•<>y>'»i
Gulf Oil
few
a
on
referred.—V.
Wolff,
porarily suspending
the
2326.
formal
to
$650,000 par value of preferred
right to exchange such shares
be
chain
1960—11 Mos—1959
$20,816,855 $21,883,413
192, p,
one
the
warehouse
1'
1960—Month—1959
v
of
common
the
Automatic
industrial
active
gional
man¬
population shift
.
offer
Northland
any
northland
announcing
The
the
Green Co. Inc.—Sales Off—
Period End. Dec. 31—
—V.
company at this time proposes to engage in
the
of certain-circular
vending machines. The com¬
from
of
the
265,000
International
been
and
well
as
an
one-step centers for family
/.
has
Gottlieb,
challenge
merchandising.
enormous
approved
two
Davend.
Interstate
'
"would
company
any
Grayson-Robinson
have
referring particularly to
was
(H. L.)
sale
received
that
withiA
about
offered
Ronald
business
In
step
-
planned
stated
by
of
its
new
,
of
Davend
11
leading
■'
,
major
-
BUSINESS—The
to
Chicago vending
of
governmental,
consolida¬
or
has
Corp.
each
presently
International
expected
holders
shares
value
Chicago
substantial
operation."
offering circular, J. R. Holt & Co.,
1212 Tower
Building, Denver, Colo., publicly offered
140,000 shares of this firm's 500 par common stock at
$2 per share.
manufacture
par
with
Dec.
a
is
shareholders
the
2V2
Davend
group
year.
contracts,
to
merger
...
contract
whether-Grayson-Robinson
shopping.—V.
Vending-
It
the
outstanding
owner
management in
a
vigorous program for
profit potential." Mr. Gluck, who heads
elected by the shareholders on Dec. 19,
purchases of
Grayson-Robinson
common
stock
in
substantial
Asked
The
company has called for redemption on Feb.
1
next, through
operation of the sinking fund $40,000 of its 4%
debentures due Feb. 1,
1965, at 100%.
Payment will be made at the Old Colony Trust
Co,
Boston, Mass.—V. 180, p. 1346.
Glamour
Northland
for
together with their
associates,
outstanding common shares of Northland,
be
Jan.
company's
management
November
any
Limited
Utilities
International
Northland,
the
recommend
Interstate Vending
*
involve
not
Utilities
International
of
of
the
This
expenditures,
for
Z
field."
contract does
of
utili¬
GLchrist Co.—Partial
Redemption—
with
discount
the
signing
agement
Pursuant to
stock
will
$100
extended.
arrangements
Grayson-Robinson's
late
2222.
p.
be
can
benefit,
the
between
made
and
reserves
by
of
assets
management
The
the
of
of
in
'increasing
geotech¬
supply
of
of
to
to
of
of
The
inten¬
present
no
it
the
number
a
expansion
of
formed
was
knowledge
to
obtains
■>
has not paid any dividends and has
paying dividends on its capital stock.
company
of
Corp.—Exchange—
Northland
Northland
basis
.said:,
also
of
The shares
capital
of
share
only with respect
Holders
of
"Through this agreement Grayson-Robinson materially broadens its
earnings base but assumes* no risk of loss from the Darling operation.
warrants.
stock have equal
preemptive rights.
no
and
are,
underwriter's
which
Gluck
years,
stock.
46,399,544
date.
ating agent for all Darling stores without any investment for the fixed
assets in Darling and without
assuming any liability on the Darling
leases.
The
Darling Stores Corporation-will receive the other 10%
of the stores'
operating profit.
The initial agreement is for the five
cise
the
capital
Noithland
extended
oper¬
Mr.
-
Directors
1
90,000
225,000
exchange
69i520,903
outstanding at the close of business
to aggregate more than $100 million in 1961.
Grayson-Robinson's volume for the fiscal
year ended July 1960 was $64 million.
Under the terms of the
contract, Grayson-Robinson will act as
t374,800 shs.
incorporation
of
authorized 100,000 shares of
were outstanding into 500,000
wriich 90,000
(25c
par
value
par
the
of
par)
shares
shares
the
75,246,104
directors
the
expected
Outstanding
*"500,000 shs.
'
"Effective
6,734,227
shareholders.
mon
announced;
four
CAPITALIZATION
76 841,510
7,058,463
preferred
the
agreed
and
Grayson-Robinson
stores in 197
84,807,925
of
one-half
have
effective
was
48,688,465
7,489,158
Northland.
The
about
stores'
and
3,812,877
7,918,080
exchange, offer
convertible
of
an
operating and management
under which Grayson-Robinson
Corp.
4,334,258
outstanding.
This
was
announced
in
a. joint
statement Issued on Jan.
10
by Howard
Butcher III, president of
International, and A. U. Anderson, president
immediately.
Darling, both similar chains,
operate
249
In addition, Grayson-Robinson
Qperates
photographic equipment stores, including Peerless and Willoughby's,
New York, Pittsburgh and
Philadelphia. Sales of the two chains are
general
for
company
including the undertaking and financing of future
contracts.
5
Stores
the
ladies
of
Jan.
on
of
taxes.
2508.
Board
of
42,766,895 494,559,810 463,496,787
24,794,860 286,670,420 270,431,733
6,670,000
74,393,000 > 69,824,000
income
charges
proposed
shares
Darling
90%
retail
chairman
working
$
1912.
cotrporation
receive
192, p.
^
A
6,965,000
operating
after
1960—12 Mos.—1959
$
'91,500,949
p.
contract
contracts;
purposes,
26,178,208
^
'
taxes__
International Utilities
1960—Month—1959
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—Management Contract
produc¬
$40,000 to defray the costs of research and development, includ¬
advances for possible purchases of specialized equipment to be
recovered
45,395,546
expenses
Net
Grant. Co.—Sales Up—
______
—V.
(3)
ing
(W. T.)
$
certain
photo-physical
a
revenues
income
operating
Net
.
components
equipment,
Other
1960—44 Wks.—1959
2508.
p.
Period End. Dec. 31—
'
(2)
tion
192,
Seles
including
Operating
Operating
1912.
p.
$65,691,685 $60,423,788 $511,241,805- $515,304,433
such
'
indebedness,
192,
—V.
offered
securities
of
below.—V.
New
intends to apply
,
current
payable;,
sale
company
California,
1960—5 Wks.—1959
______
—V.
New
Bank,
I,
net
hereby are estimated at $246,000. The
•proceeds approximately as follows:
1
(1)
National
Grace
The
.
.
PROCEEDS—The
Agent:
Registrar:
of
Period End. Lec. 31—
Sales
N.
Corp.
Grand Union Co.—Sales Higher—
149,800 shares ok this firm's 250 par capital stock
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer
Oil
j
Federal
at $2 per share.
York,
Gulf
jjjk
■
■
^
1960—11 Mos.—1959,
*•
commcn
series B warrants to purchase 30,900
Also included in^ the registration
series E subordinate debentures,
share.
6V2%
of
below.
October
under Nevada law by Jefferson Lake
principal activity will be the production
will mine and mill at the ore site- in
1959
company's
asbestos, which
the
262,500
debentures
it
6
Calaveras
of
cost
(202)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Calif. Its mill will be constructed at
The sulphur company assigned to
County,
$5,273,000.
estimated
an
the
Association,
Stevens
concern
to purchase the so-called Copperopolis asbestos tract
in
Calaveras County, Calif.;
and it advanced to the company $293,720
in cash and sulphur company stock worth $206,280, for use in making
option
an
the
down
the
previously
the
Lone
the
of
cost
net
a
and
1960)
30,
sulphur
and
for
company
receive
amount
of
The
$1,085,500).
post-June
reimbursement
will
the
ment
about
out
$491,000,
management
1960
the
of
advances,
proceeds
representing
expenditures
remains
company
the
and
stock
to
June
for
1960
the
shares,
defrayed
warrants
series
in
be
B
from
of
payment
series
B
from
part
debentures;
and
debentures
partial
(which
in
time
the
the
in
part
time
to
contract
debentures
proceeds
to
the
by
of
sale
in
the
asbestos
to
tract.
additional
an
The
The
prospectus
lists
president
and
Walet
president
is
sulphur
$250,000
F.
E.
if
Lewis
H.
Walet,
of
the
gasoline
Co.
serve
mill
to
advance
Orleans
Houston
of
Mr.
Lewis
senior
as
vice-president.
the
of
Star
This
firm,
Calif.,
filed
covering
sale
$1
a
$10
$27,500 for its
The
for
tains,
Los
from
for
operates
cycling
net
Mr.
oil
plants
income
and
Los
in
stock,
Angeles
10,
offered
for
Sterling
will
receive
California
developing,
is
in
in
managing
October
1960
selling
and
real
from
San
Bernardino
the
acquired
and
Arrowhead
new
Turf Club, Inc.
(commonly known as "Santa
for a total purchase price of $5,500,000.
Of
acquired.
shopping
a
center,
cottages
and
corporation which
of the
hotel,
a
and
owns
all
of
of
25
the
30,
lines,
The:
of
been
in
directors
stock
of
stock
for
an
share,
per
of
split
of
the
at
rate
additional
one
record
Feb.
on
distribution.
1,
sale
payable
to
stock
stock
six
individuals
by
a
and
non-interest
will
be
and
the
will
paid
be
such
and
amount
company
is
a
such
for
will
proceeds
be
added
to
This
diate
funds
the
the
two
the
notes,
working
as
use
has outstanding
company
common stock, of which Jules Berman,
president, owns 87,100
shares; William E. Newell owns 40,000 shares; Joe D. Brown, a director,
35,000 shares; and Leonard Friedman
ing
to
the
investors
they
prospectus,
will
will
company
be
paid
after
50%
of
will
50%
own
have
$300,000
of
($1
the
by
of
the
the
9%
or
of
the
of
note;
the
cash
for
named
below
have
the
and
with
the
&
White,
invested.
Superior District Power Co.
: Sachs
Dean
Offering—
The
registration
tion
of
statement
a
of
part
the
vided
SEC
Ashland, Wise., filed a
Jan. 9, 1961, seeking registra¬
Witter
on
construction
It
in
addition
bond
from
1962
expenditures
expected that the
is
sale
internally
at
1961
estimated
are
funds
required
$500,000
about
the
available
payment
generated
estimated
are
to
after
for
Period End. Dec. 31—
at
about
Ry.
these
Ry.
that
192,
&
for
The
issue
1960—Month—1959
the
Bank
has
5%
been
Sales
A.
notes,
for
due
31,
Leaseway,
statement
the
SEC
Jan.
on
11,
1961, covering
shares
of which 75,000 shares are to be offered for
public
company and 75,000 shares, being outstanding
stock, by the
thereof.
Hayden, Stone & Co. heads the list of' under¬
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be
supplied
The
..
by
amendment.
company
organized
was
under
law
in
November
contract
eastern
of
and
tion
sale
■
Deane
nnn
of
highly
shares
William J.
operations
operation
United
carried
are
additional
States.'
stock
will
of
in
net
added
as
coast
i
localities
proceeds
to
its
in
from
general
owns
O
and
to
enhance
its
borrowing
certain indebtedness, the
of
common
249,928
stock,
of
shares and
which
company
Francis
proposes
to
sell
has
of
$748,172
$4,816,423
$7,573,498
84,917
*1,789,694
839,571
$58,225,205 $63,400,120
the
improved,
,
all-time
new
a
than
being
Sales
like
18,400 shares
for
the
18,401 shares.
high
868
a
Lee
group
own
51.9%
first
few
a
on
months
8
or
being
are
should
show
r
a
Lincoln
Edward
nounced
P.
the
O'Brien,
election
the
a
President
of
of
Lincoln
Joseph Calderon
Partner
in
the
law
as
firm
Broadway. New York City, is also
Bar of the
Printing' Co:, has
a
of
"
in
1960
Eleven
munities
•
just
an¬
the Association
York County
Lawyers
net
the
calendar
tax liability
funds.
However,
liability
the
that
date
settlement
a
agreement
until it is finally consummated.
receipt of said shares does
the
in
and
includes taxable
income
hignest price obtaining on
tne
at
not,in
event
any
the
maximum
Reserve
functions
the
can
Board;
of
Mesabi. Iron
This
will
beneficial
The
be satisfactorily performed by
Directors of :the company'has
and. establish- two
trusts
hold
to
the
relieve
oi'these
owners
company's
Federal
rights
income
offering is subject
rulings.—V. 190,
its
to
tax
prior
361.
p.
Industries,
Securities
corporationSEC
Dec.
on
Inc., Englewood, Colo.—
Exchange Commission—
and
23,
$1
per-share,
machinery
be
to
are
and
of
to
notification
of
stock
25
(par
cents)
underwriting.
purchase
working
letter
a
common
without
used
for
filed
1960
covering 50,000 shares
at
proceeds
materials,
raw
quar¬
new
capital.
Common—
filed
a
157,579
acquired or to be acquired by holders of stock
The
shares
include
126,100
shares
reserved
for
issuance
to outstanding options and 31,479 shares heretofore issued
of
stock
common
executive
officers
exercise
on
of
options.—V.
Sales
—V.
192,
2122.
p.
1959.
The
be
The
paid
provision
previous
common
Minitone,
"
*-••
-
1959
net
income
Dec.
dividend
shares
in
1960
26,
1960.
stockholders
$19,825,316
was
in
of
1960
income
the
for
fourth
quarter
of
1960
.....
...
Midland
Banks
serve
banking offices.—-V.
102
192,
p.
New
York
State
com¬
798.
Mastan
1
Co., Inc.
An issue
—
of
$5,000,000 senior notes due 1972 of The Mastan Co. has
been privately placed with institutional
investors, it was
on
Jan.
The
12.
financing
was
arranged
by
F. Eberstadt & Co.
PROCEEDS—The
to
the
bring
general
the
total
proceeds
funds
of
resources
BUSINESS—Mastan
is
from
the sale
of
the
the
of
a
the
will
be
added
other
funds,
$30,000,000.
finance
(3)
company,
share
to
offered
Such
stock
includes
Allen
Hp Kent',
V
issued
$51,000
to
exchange
of
a'
(1) ' 17,000
president,
at the
Cancellation,
for*
debt
be
the
same
at
subject
are
price
$3
to
being
20,000
16
shares
share
to
restricted
a
$3.30
which
individuals,--(4)
per
key
stock
are
to
be
to <14,000
up
employees,
option
(5>-
granted
offered
30,000 shares
(the
Kent
to
share),">(6)'v19,333%..'.-shares' which,
per
|7)
$3
at
shares-which
are,
129,000 shares which
associates; friends, rela¬
directors, stockholders and
employees
J
"
of
writing
involved.
two
is
initial
the
and
company
According
stockholders
to
to
the
public generally.
No under¬
prospectus, Kent and the other
66,333% shares they
individuals (as to the 20,000 shares
•
the
to "the
(as
have
aggregate?" of
or are to receive)
and the A 6
they have already purchased), may sell such shares from time
at then prevailing prices on the over-the-counter
market."
time
to
.
was!
company
organized
under
Delaware
law
in
for
1960
March
of designing, developing, manutacturing and selling minia¬
battery-run DC motors,
as
well
as
small
consumer
products
(including an electric men's shaver and an electric pencil sharpener)
incorporating, such motors.
The company's products are said not to
purpose
ture
require the
use
and
it
adopted
The
net
has
of
proceeds
cord
for
from
that
its
must
be
products
the
plugged into
the
company's
trade
sale
of
an
name
outlet;
Kordless."
electrical
"Kent
additional
stock
when
to the $111,000 already realized
by sale of the 20,000 shares
by cancellation of the $51,000 of debt will be $582,000, which will
be
-used
as
follows:
(a)
$75,000
to
repay
a
short-term
loan from
Irving Trust Company, (b) $49,950 to pay a short-term promissory note
to Noma Lites, Inc., and (c)
the balance of $457,050 has- been or will
be
used
company
and
will
has
to
pay
various
trade
accounts
and
for
other
general
including design, packaging and production tooling, and the
will be added to working capital.
In
notes
company,
which with
the company to about
commercial
>filed
added
Private Placement
—
been
of
York,
registration
li;~T961, seeking registration covering
stockholders "in
share,
per
New
stock.
common
already
initial
to
The
51
cents
a
share, compared
with
$5,349,606
or
(adjusted for the 1960 stock dividend) for the fourth
tax provision for the fourth quarter was $4,911,$4,582,900 in 1959.
'
'
178
with
the
operating
$3.00
Street,
Jan.
previously owed them by
the company;
(2) "20,000" shaYes which have been sold by the company
at;$3 per share; tq; l6 individuals who had aio previous relationship
year.
The
and
of
of
have
other
13th
on
held by'the other'two-initial Stockholders, andare to be offered
at $3 per share to business
tives and other acquaintances
of officers,
and
1959,
totaled $10,142,2 Va % com¬
to
SEC
shares
which
two
option
represents
31,
West
249,333%
which
of
income
second
27, -1961
taxes
1960
10,459,071
paid Feb.
corporation's
for
for
on
55
per
1959
*■;/
the
of
with
are
that-year.
share
outstanding
Jan.
the
for
$21,348,886 $21,218,209
Electronics, Inc.—Registers'Common
statement
^
rate
income
than
$155,785
$6,914,246
:
1960—5 Mos.—1959
,
2327.
p
Minitone
Mos.—1959
;;
$7,120,108
'
Higher—
1960—Month—1959
__i
192,
and
;
Inc.—Sales
Period End. Dec. 31—
and
.
such
'
Miller-WohL Co.,
year
or
Marine
with
of
stock
common
on
to
the
for
shares
2% %
the
in
is
1961.
1960.
announced
Eergennan & Hourwich
City of New York and the New
000
for
declared
share
a
of
9,641,436
$9,363,541
3,
operating
greater
dividends
equals $1.87 per
Dec. 31,/ I960. 'The
dividend
$5,363,419
cents
quarter
Director.
a member of
dividends
Jan.
net
$1;214;929 or 616%
preferred
on
$17,678,660
was
54
of
snares
Printing Co.—New Director-
Calderon,
fK
Co
Subs.)—Net Rises—
{&
consolidated
had
is
issued
Consolidated
f«ed
a letter of notification with
common si-ock (par $10), offered
siiare> f°r subscription by stockholders of record Dec
20
1960 with
the right to purchase one
share for each 11 y4 shares
held!
Rights expired in 16 days.
No underwriting was involved.
The proceeds are to be used to
repay a bank loan.—V. 190,
p. 1422.
£ covering 19,031
require
a
comparable- increase.
'•
■' - "
1960—Moixth-rl956.4:-i960—12
...
income
share
shares
stock
and
Telephone Co., Martinsyille, Va.—Files With SEC
f»Jhoer.£0mpan? on,Pec- 19> 1969
tax
assert
these
rights.
the
offered
pursuant
to
even
this
of
.
outstanding
per
record
sell 38,199 shares. Management
the outstanding stock.
of
net
against
mon
to
Propose
of
to
as
between
dates
Marking
options.
according
2327. '
p.
1960
242,441
aggregate
°L4< ,'744 shares and
officials as
-
the stock sale to the
possible Federal and state
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc.—Registers
year.-. Since more conservative
folowed and production techniques
'•
corporation
$1.86
and
involved.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc., 1540 Broadway, New York City,
registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 9, 1961, covering
$28,988,714 $30,5^2,632 $167,212,110 $175,010,298
shares
president, owns 241,395 shares and proposes to sell
Twenty-one other selling stockholders own an
is
concede that its income
shares
above.
favorable
the
be
ters,
period last
profits
-
dependent
8.
p.
$18,393,628 after
the
Neill,
said
dissolve
to
of
The
Incoming sales in the amount of $410,000
This
topped the previous high monthly
1959 by 23%.
procedures
192,
The
board
registration
shares of
a
180,000
:
*2,388
contract.
of
the
outstanding
covering
proceeds of
the
income
of
Accordingly,
royalty
The
2327.
p.
rather
scale
ahead
been
Cash
O'Neill
1960
that
and
liquidated.
to
55,826,622'
" */'
Marine Midland Corp.
power.
J.
filed
York,
New
1961,
payment,
income
with
1960—11 Mos.—1959
53,408,782
-
June,
$19,603,557 which
funds
its
value
settlement of
Metal
business
trend
toward
"safety in numbers" is
sales: figures; they are a result of a substantial in¬
number
of
important
contracts
awarded
McCormick
nthe
28%.
The
the
to
purposes.
might be payable by the company for the
taxable
be
.50
these
large
v
and
for
reserve
indicated
the
receipt
$558,467
192,
Associates
local
a
throughout
Pacific
various
The
be
on
the
on
trucks
corporate
underwriting
constitute
desirable
in
V. '192,
capital.
Such
increase
in
working capital is
by the company to expand its operations
by acquisi¬
nn
1,200,000
intrastate
Mississippi River and
carriage is conducted
otherwise
chairman,
«.iC
.50
5,018,934
—
Sales
i
with
cents)
present- sotckholders,
who
royalty rights, of the burden
of the Federal income Lax on corporations. A meeting of stockholders
will be called for the purpose of adopting a plan for transfer of the
company's assets to the two trusts, in which event the company will
&
Inc.
general
10,
apply
to
will becone
f
.50
Scribner
&
No
to
intends
the
.50
Underwood
of
pertinent
determined
.50"
five
(par
subscription by its stockholders.
The
subscription
and
subscription price
are
to
be
company
trustees.
Co.
stock
for
company does not
be in such amount
the
lishment
*
$5,767,156
railway
Period End. Dec. 31—
working
desirable
or
the
midwestern
augment
deemed
and
These
the
contract
company s
to
vehicles
carrier.)
east
intrastate
°f
of
Singer,
R.
Co.,
\
4,872,440
in
in
area
^
v*
.50
or
commercial
i
Securities
Leonard & Lynch_
Mosle & Co..
Rotan,
A.
.50
_
notification
of
letter
a
common
Ave.,
Jan.
on
offered
intends
a
will
possible
shares
1960
995.
p.
Mining litigation and the royalty*;
arrangements reduced to a simple formula, the management of the
company
has
decided that
the
protection
and
conservation
of -, its
royalty rights no longer require the continuance of a corporate estab¬
$5,430,907
expenses
achieved
.,
Delaware
of
underwriting.
for
Fifth
452
SEC
be
which
that
Since
1.00
_
Inc.
&
used
be
The
to
amount
McCrory-McLellan Stores Corp.—Sales Lower—
January 1961 acquired or will acquire directly or
indirectly
substantially all of the outstanding stock of 81 corporations. It
will be primarily engaged in the
long-term leasing of trucks and other
increase
filed
of
without
not
1.00
president.
—V.
*
-
31,
Dec.
for the four weeks
2.7%'. For the year
with $145,278;776 for
$20,914,662
December.
have
stock,
writers.
all
Moore,
or
taxes
&
holders
present
ended
weeks
five
the
an
1960
30,
The
.50
1960—Month—1959
revenue
from
accounting
of
>
Co.—Proposes Rights Offering—
of
to
Files With
in
are
registration
a
150,000
for
with Reserve Mining was lirst negotiated
1.00
2.00
single
sale by the
and
McKelvy
-
during December of I960 set
crease
of 11700 Shaker. Blvd., Cleveland, Ohio filed
with
1.00
2327.
p.
McCormick,
A
Corp.—Offering & Secondary
departments
licensed
new
open
with
1959,
shares
amendment.
1960.
equal
2.00
Selph
common
'
2.00
End. Nov. 30—
reflected
of
1990
Inc.,
Co.,
&
received
authorized
an
Dec.
corporation.
Lease way Transportation
Co
Bernet
Turner,
4.75
sales
trustee
series A,
cents)
10
(par
Securities
799.
share,
to
rate
by
1960
all
GUerin &
2.00
operating inc.—
ry.
with
notification
of
stock
Midland
according to the prospectus, the company in 1960 received from Reserve
Mining Co. 163,570 shares of its own capital stock and it may be
McCormick Selph Associates, Inc.—Sales Record—
1960—12 Mos.—1959
$7,886,504 $78,435,207 $76,173,690
appointed
secured
to
Co.
Union
Eppler,
4.75
Day
rev.
31,
Dec.
on
the
company
shares
D.
$14,486,000
of
Inc.
2.00
♦Deficit.—V.
Stations, Inc.—Appointment—
Hanover
of
shares
offering
____
Co.,
4.75
were
Leased
in
:
Dallas
.
4.75
Co.___
operations
Net
2327.
p.
r:
&
Co.
4.75
Dominick
operating
operating
Net
to
compared
100,000
are
with
payment,
purpose
2491.
p.
L.
Period
The
finance
for
price,
the
the
Hickman,-Inc.
4.75
Anthony
192,
used
corporation
p.
per
Iron
date,
The
year
$3
stock,
record
V Chaplin, McGuinness
Co.r^ v'
at
company,
supplied
Long Island RR.—Earnings—
pay¬
loans, will be pro¬
Construction
expenditures
sources.
$7,725,933
—V.
Co
&
Langley & Co.
R.
Lane Bryant Inc.—Sales Off—
Sales
C.
—V.
of the bank
$930,000.—V.^187,
about
to
of
to
Inc.
5.75
Co
&
be
Dec.
192,
proceeds
capital
Percentage
Schneider,
4.75
Brothers
Tucker,
for
expenditurs,
for
the
Street,
the company's construction expenditures, including the
$2,500,000 of bank loans incurred for that purpose.
of
company's
$1,200,000.
from
with
such
pursuant
First Southwest
; 5.75
_
Shields & Co._
Second
of first mortgage bonds, series F, due Feb. 1, 1991,
public sale at competitive bidding, probably on Feb. 7.
proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be used to finance
net
ment
West
$3,000,000
to be offered
The
101
subscription
"
5.75
Weld & Co., Ine._;.
&
W.
of
company
&
Ripley*
Drexel
Proposes Bond
—
for
-'i;'V;
Peabody & Co
Lehman
letter
a
common
special price of 100% plus accrued interest.
Imme¬
be made at the Hanover Bank, 70 Broadway, New
will
covering
claimed
& Smith Inc
Dominick
Lake
below,
subscribed
Co.
:
Kidder,
them
to
forth
set
the
at
company
Corp.___ 20.00%
Inc.
remaining
cost
a
in
the
not
are
Lynch, Pierce,
Harriman
filed
through
Corp.—Earnings Up—
the
the
at
Mcsabi
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., '
Goldman;
1960
; ,y.
ended
corporation
SEC
This
severally
Goodbody
which
invested
cash
promoters
of
stock
common
$1,000,000
company's
share)
per
91%
or
'
34,600 shares; Accord¬
this offering the public
outstanding
$3,000,000
payment
owned
completion
upon
from
Morgan Stanley & Co
Smith, Barney & Co
Blyth & Co., Inc._;
owns
of
Y.—V.
offered
The
effect to
stock split
5.75
Merrill
300,000
v
■
'•
$21,475,996,
days
N.
The
be
increased
5.75
Fenner
to
to
are
Shoe
sales
statement
Kuhn,
•
offered
be
to
-
Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
the
two-for-one
proposed
underwriters
percentages
as
Boston
Loeb
stock
common
Mo.
payment
of
participate in
to
Dillon, Read & Co.,\Inc
and
shares of
owns
respective
The First
Conn.—
notification
of
Mercury Electronics Corp., Mineola, N. Y.—Files With
the
20,
1961, on the
outstanding after giving
be
Percentage
note
sale,
stock
general
development of properties and for
by
purchase
represented
promissory note due July 1961.
portion of the net proceeds from the
of
available
addition
In
corporations
the
bearing
from
balance
capital.'.
two
made available to
was
the
company (formerly Memphis Street Ry.) has called for redemp¬
Feb. 10, 1961, all of its outstanding first 4% bonds due Oct. 1,
York,
shareholders;
the
development.
of
on
income
common
and
19,
share,
per
•
were
The
thus
of
March
and
of
common
subdivision
City,
1961-1964,
of
share
1961,
holders
The
will be entitled
distribution.
split
shares
common
able
$1,000,000 cash payment
of
underwriting.
sales
aggregated $157,690,025,
compared
previous year, an increase of 8.5%.—V. 192,
the
the directors stated their intention to declare
increased quarterly dividend on the common stock
agreed
for
shares
letter
four
value,
par
stock,
held
share
stock
being offered
water system in the area, 582 subdivided lots in communities
surrounding the area, and 2,600 acres of vacant land said to be suit¬
The
making
Memphis Transit Co.—To Redeem Bonds—
meeting,
1961
■
Norwalk,
a
1960
adopted a resolution to
8,000,000 shares of $10
from
$10
common
each
stock
cents
to
filed
and
a
the
for
same
current
of
group
the
sectors
consolidated
$15,718,011
has
South
1960
without
Dec.
on
$5
proceeds
Retail
1960
gasoline
to $130,699,437 and
consolidated
operating
with
and
all
to
Exchange Commission—
60,000 shares of class A
at
Melville
the
1960,
Inc.,
23,
60,000
share),
1961.
amounted
income
of
board
UNDERWRITERS—The
utility
-
in
engages
in
production and owns
Sept.
dividend
common
at
two-for-one
of
offered
Kansas
which
Oklahoma.
and
Dec.
covering
per
diversified
a
receivable,
assistance
economy.
Systems,
on
corporation
-be
to
Company,
gas
accounts
Securities and
SEC
($1
of
Medco, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.—Files With SEC—
distribution.
*
public
the
par
advancing funds to
financial
industrial
corporation
The
has paid cash dividends each year on
incorporation
in
1942.
Since
the
last
shares
two-for-one
a
the
number
out¬
the
the
operates
stock
in January
was
paid in cash and the balance is repre¬
note secured by a Trust Indenture on all of the properties
The properties so acquired include, among other items, Lake
sented by a
Arrowhead
of
common
At
the
16,000,000
increase
proposed
1960
at
subject to approval
special meeting to be held Jan. 18, 1961.
declared their intention of making a distribution to the
the
common
stock,
subject to stockholder authorization
tr.lso
the
property
net
quarterly
authorized
to
effecting
miles
85
ended
compared
and
properties
gathering
properties.
companies
company
since
its
the
stockholders
common
$1,000,000
standing stock
the
of
the
1960,
6,
the
value
They
managing and
developing the
in the San Bernardino Moun¬
situated
company
law
with
shares
in
purchase
share.
per
increase
par
of
months
12
of
stock
1956,
Dec.
On
public
by
headed
will receive
Co.
&
cents
45
1961,
The
tion
of
holders
under
miles
23
be
underwriters
The underwriters
Brown,
engaged
which
The
October
amount,
and
to
of
group
Jan.
on
Texas
producing
related
other
the
$124,899,929
common
quarter
Arrowhead,
Lake
SEC
its
Star
$16,384,952
to
of
in
consumers
Lone
related
and
systems
and
Files With
operates interconnected
lines, compressor stations,
gathering
1923
the
Monday, January 16, 1961
.
constructive
Measurement
and
owns
for
commercial
1959.
year
Offering
lines,
development of oil and
and ga£ leases and wells,-
revenues
revenues
sulphur
ten
through
loans
the SEC covering
and
REVENUES—For
finder.
a
acquiring,
Angeles.
the
Anita")
as
presently
property,
approximately
from
this
of
is
It
Arrowhead
a
Bldg.,
the
with
common
organized
was
purpose
property.
of
through
commission,
services
company
the
shares
Administration
statement
Noel & Co. and Sutro & Co.
share
per
the
share
per
Alstyne,
in
registration
300,000
at
Van
located
a
of
23, 1961.
Co.
Gas
850,000
subsidiary,
engaged since
clients
The
distribution
DIVIDENDS—The
Lake Arrowhead Development Co.—Files for
been
S.
program.
than
more
and
:
-
and
plants,
operating
Jan.
transmission
gas
and
as
vice-president
a
company.
Milton
proceeds, $20,000,000 will be used to prepay
the balance will be applied to the company's
exploration
up
New
of
and
Co.,
-
net
company's
part
agreed
Jr.,
construction
BUSINESS—Lone
needed.
Eugene
and
has
company
.
share for each
new
one
on
the
borrowings
1961
natural
the
Storms
M.
.
of
offer
the
bank
the
Construction
constructing
H.
group headed by The First Boston Corp.
all shares unsubscribed for at the termina¬
PROCEEDS—Of
to suppliers);
and in part from the proceeds of bank loans of $2,000,000 secured by
a
first mortgage on the mill and millsite and a second mortgage on
may
of
of
issuance
Tellepson
price
transferred
be
the
of
A
held.
tion
com¬
benefit.
In
addition to the cost of the mill, the company
will need $700,000 as initial working capital and other pre-production
expenses, and in December 1961 it will be required to make a $400,000
payment on the purchase price of the asbestos tract.
These expendi¬
will
the rate
will purchase
pany's
tures
of
of
graduate
a
Star Gas
at
then
latter
of this financing in
exploration, develop¬
capital,
since
indebted
Director
a
"
is
Co.—Rights Offering to Stockholders—
This company is offering to holders of its outstanding
common stock of record Jan. 5, 1961, rights to subscribe
at $40 per share for 655,733 shares of additional common
has since advanced an additional $295,500 (through
for development work, acquisition of millsite, and other
costs.
In consideration
therefore, the sulphur company has or will
receive 600,000 common shares of the company (against which it had
tract,
June
is
and
Inc.
Calderon
Columbia Law School, and resides in
Roslyn, N, Y., where he is active in local civic affairs.—V. 191, p. 507.
purchase price of the tract.
The sulphur
had spent some $290,000 for exploration work on
of
payment
company
Mr.
.
.
shares
addition
of
to
the
notes,
the
company
has
purposes,
remainder
outstanding
137,000
stock, of which Kent owns 35,666% shares, Comae
Associates, of New York, "owns 41,333% shares, Lawrence S. Mayers
owns
23,333%
shares,
and management
officials
as
a
group
own
87,666%
common
shares.
-
.
.)
•
•
•
•
•
Volume
193
Number
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Period End. Nov. 30—
Ry.
operating
Ry.
.
.
The Commercial and
.
$4,489,635
expenses
-3,403,652
Financial
and
RR.—Earnings—
Columbus,
from
rev.
$4,392,277 $53,076,558
3,293,470
40,081,239
United
40,400,041
railway
^-V.
$1,085,983
operating
ry.
192,
inc.—
$1,098,807
265,786
$12,995,319
Distillers
States,
318,212
Missouri
3,500,836
Equipment Trust Certificates
Pacific Railroad Co.
equipment trust certificates on its bid
4%% coupon. A Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
98.073 for the same coupon. The certificates
bid
being
are
a
The
in
1976
installments
of
$214,000
each
Feb.
each
on
mature
from 1962
1
inclusive.
the
secured
by
equipment
new
estimated
The
the
—V.
Manhattan
cumulative
192,
that
Bank
preferred
operating
has
been
transfer
appointed
$14-par-value
stock
Net
$402,222.
expenses
from
rev.
operations
This
of
corporation.
the
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$5,941,145
$4,767,970
287,472
3,044,519
3,364,792
railway
—$128,182
natural
listed
W.
$132,665
$2,896,626
$1,403,178
67,241
1,858,813
629,832
50,065
Jan.
on
utility
gas
9
Nightingale,
with
the
on
symbol is MPS.
T.
New
York
Stock
Lake
Salt
at
Exchange.
City,
Included
in
the
Aircraft
the
Falcon
Networks
and
has
also
and
serves
During
natural
than
more
the
12
proximately
172,000
months
billion
77
gas
in Utah
and
southwestern
cubic
Sept.
feet
of
sold
company
ap¬
from
revenue
505,759 W&s fVOm residential and stfrall commercial sales, $843,230
indilstrltil sales, and $8,411,715 from large industrial sales.
gas
from
Public
are
Service
in
oil,
the
to
Commissions,
juMSdiction
respectively.
of
the
all
assuming
of
contemplated,
Loans
Earnings from
for the
both
The
$1.84
or
for
the
utility
period
share,
a
period
same
Utah
and
the
However,
company
The
there
New
non-utility
and
Sept.
operations
Sept.
30,
with
ended
$3,714,312,
1960,
of
the
amounted
or
to
$1.70
a
1959.
30,
writing
is
bank
be
has
Co.
appointed
been
company.—V.
the
of
192,
New
has
less
If
firm
enable
the
for
to
publicly
Operating
revenues-
Operating
expenses
Net
income
registrar
York
of
note
due
for
Co.—Earnings
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$
$
27,125,845
the
.
14,660,287 172,887,638
3,714,122
42,060,938
-1,954,459
25,357,343
3,927,417
159,100,623
the
that
49,957,909
43,113,469
these
at
two
within
this
the
3,915,383
3,769,819
42,272,776
38,336,975
the
offering
to
of
-
-
business
in
any
of
proceeds
of
the
*
•
to
New
of
other
and
Aeronautical
funds
by
function
of
of
the
were
Corp.
—
this
Conn,
land
to
retained
..
The
its
purchased
to
Mr.
over
of
on
Guterman
C.
B
capital stock-
*
Assuming
t Less
all
three
(J. J.)
Cesium
Atomic
available
are
expects
a
per
EFFECT
of
(no
the
shares
held
developed units range
are
The
SEC
Act
Electric
Federal
Louisville;
of Federal
Corporation
Chemical
D.
un¬
above.—V.
186,
947."
p.
Offered—An
founded in 1904, with headquarters in
collapsible metal tubes and aerosol
principally to the drug, cosmetic, toiletry,
the
industries.
nine
income
of
months
ended Sept. 30, 1960 totaled
$99,000,
compared
with
sales
of
for the like period in 1959. For the
was
$96,000,000
1959,
sales
with
totaled
of
sales
period.
The
$5,100,000
$4,000,000
amounted
and .net
and
lias
company
net
of
declared
$85,700
for
dividends
in
stock.
with
&
Winslow,
Co.,
Williston
R.
Co.,
&
Cohu
&
Stetson,
in
Inc.
the
offering are:
Woodcock,. Moyer,
Evans
&
Co.,
Fricke & French, Inc., A. T.
Charles A. Taggart & Co., Inc. and
192, p. 2123.
Inc.,
Beane.—V.
of
treasury
Co.
Penn
Inc.—Sales
Fruit
$37,841,880
responding
Net
V
Co.,
amounting to
$719,847.
Earnings
:
Nov.
19,
shares
that
the
I
loans
■34
at
cost
the
for
the
equal
were
df
fiscal
sales
and
fiscal
stores.
In
1960
The
of
as
1959
in
per
share
sale
of
real
earnings for that
1
12
the
weeks
based
compares
with
ended
1,649,311
on
normal
oper¬
to
include
not
chain
$10,000,000
192,
figures
cents
seven
reported
sales
six
of
annually,
and
share.
per
above
for
earnings
the
for
first
the
quarter
Schreiber
Baltimore
was
supermarkets, with sales
acquired by Penn Fruit Nov." 5,
1915.
p.
v
Pennsylvania-Reading
Period End. Nov. 30—
Ry.
operating
Ry.
Seashore
Lines—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$556,930
$635,243
$6,899,394
$7,449,711
804,096
825,554
9,183,782
9,822,924
$247,166
$190,311
$2,284,388
$2,373,213
468,187
411,142
4,962,384
4,939,702
'
revenue
operating
expenses
f
Net
deficit
from
ry.
,
operations
t9,104
operating deficit
192, p. 2328.
—V.
2020.
p.
stock
This
date.
from
-
-
cents
amounted
Net ry.
192,
30
gain
the total net
common
to
that
earnings
do
Schreiber
of
excess
V
=18,878
stock.—V.
capital
a
,
earnings per ocftnmon share in the first quarter last year of
In additkm,
the profit on Sale" of real estate in the first
quarter
com¬
"Outstanding
'
reported
cents.
I960.—V.
FINANCING
~
sales
$1*06,130, bringing
available
1960,
pur¬
thereof.
PRESENT
company
outstanding
ating
*
when
such
resold
owner
the
quarter to
then
of
required
extent
from
1959
Down—
the
with
the
compared
as
for
12 weeks ended Nov. 19, 1960,
of $40,348,212
for the cor¬
previous year.
normal operations -were
$552,929 for the first
with $613,717 in 1959.
In the first quarter of
period in
earnings
quarter
Inc.
compared
as
estate
sold,
are
Fruit
fiscal
Petrolane Gas Co., Inc.—To Redeem Debentures—
,
1960—Month—1959
1960—12 Mos.—1959
$
$
$
45,636,246 265,828,328
The
!*
its
254,788,764
corporation
has
outstanding 6%
will
be
—V.
2510.
made
178,
called
Hibernia
1820.
p.
for
debentures
the
at
redemption
due
Feb.
on
1,
1961,
all
of
July 31, 1969, at 100%*. 'Payment
Bank, New Orleans, La.
National
1'
v
Co.,
Philips Electronics and Pharmaceutical Industries Corp.
-Merger of Subsidiaries
—Forecast—
has
issued
order
an
under
authorizing the merger of
System
of
Boston,
Mass.,
the
Public Utility Holding Com¬
subsidiaries of New England
seven
holding
a
Under
company.
the
proposal, Attleboro Electric Co., Northampton Electric Lighting
Northern Berkshire Electric Co.,
Quincy Electric Co., Southern
Power & Electric Co., and
Weymouth Light and Power Co.,
be merged into Worcester
County Electric Co. New England Elec¬
merger
now
ferred
will
Stewart,
Chemical
to
operated
continuing
manufactures
the same name and with
President, Mr. Coppedge said.
under
as
mixed
Humboldt and Nashville, Tenn.;
the
The
outstanding
properties
of
Worcester,' which
and
376,420
Worcester
shares
of
will
its
other
New
to
par
six
all
assume
issue
$25
stock
common
the
will
of
each
companies
of
the
England
be
seven
trans¬
of
Electric
stock.—V.
common
the
of
will
liabilities
sUch
an
Philips
Electronic
Instruments,
Division
of
Philips
Electronic
&
Pharmaceutical
Industries
Corp.,
750 South
Fulton
Avenue,
Mount
expects* 1961 business to exceed that of 1960 because
Norelco instruments are more Widely eihployed for product control and
development than ever before.
-' *
*
Vernon,
N.
Y.
.
2612.
New England Telephone
period
End.
Nov.
30—
& Telegraph Co.—Earnings-
1960—Month—1959
$
Operating
Operating expenses
1960—11 Mos.—1959
32,577,150
fertilizers
at; six
$
347,605,802
21,880.364
20,627,421
233,835,586
222,126,120
taxes—
4,377,854
4,315,803
48,184,340
taxes_T
2,373,466
2,305,533
28,576,562
electron
$5,625,035
$5,328,393
4,461,510
4,366,589
Other
operating
the
addition
Mount
Vernon
instrumentation,
to
tin
standard
its
Division
of
has
and
gauges
line
been actively
portable spec¬
products
includihg
diffraction, spectrographic and industrial
Early in
1961,
the
first of many
Norelco
microscopes will go into service in this country. The
this new microscope is the most powerful and ver¬
x-ray
equipment.
electron
claims
instrument
of
its
Pioneer Plastics
192,
$59,899,387 $54,057,023
48,147,308
44,818,370
2328.
p.
the
kind
in
the
world.—V.
192,
800.
company
covering
par
$5.75
on
Dec.
19,
1960
filed
letter
a
18,000 shares of convertible preferred
per
share),
through
C.
R.
Mong
stock
to
Associates,
with
be
the
offered
Menlo
Park,
Caiif.
The
Plated
191,
27,
1960
shares of
key
filed
common
employees
of the
a
letter
stock
of
(par
notification
$1)
corporation,
to
with
be offered
without
under¬
2206.
p.
Wires &
fered—Pursuant
of notification
Dec.
on
11
to
p.
Corp., Sanford, Me.—Files With SEC
covering 2,000
writing.—V.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
corporation
SEC
at-the-market
(M. B. C.) Nome Co., Redwood City, Calif.—Files With
at
nuclear
in
microscopes,
company
satile
The
after
SEC
its
radiography
26,307,960
operating income.
charges
the past year,
45,114,699
income
Federal
Electronics, Inc.—Common Stock
to
30
Dec.
offering
circular,
Of¬
J.
B.
Coburn Associates, Inc., 55 Broadway, New York 6, N.
Y.,
a
publicly offered 75,000 shares of this firm's 100
stock at $4 per share.
par com¬
mon
proceeds
are
to
be
used
for
working capital
and
expansion.
BUSINESS—Plated
Wires
is
a
Delaware
corporation,
having
been
incorporated
Nu-Line
Industries, Inc., Minneapolis, Minn.
With Securities and Exchange
The
the
corporation
SEC
offered
,
covering
at
$3
on
Dec.
16,666
per
proceeds
are
13,
shares
share,
to be
1960
used
Commission—
filed
letter
a
of common
without
Files
—
stock
principal
and
Rockland
20
cents)
with
to
be
underwriting.
Inc.
proposes
192,
p.
1304.
to
issue
$12,000,000
first mortgage bonds, series G, to be dated April
15, 1961 and* to mature April 15, 1991 after competitive bidding on
or
about April 20,
1961. Application to the New York Public Service
Commission and registration with the Securities and Exchange Com¬
mission are in preparation.
The
at
amount
proceeds from
maturity
of
the, proposed .'issue will
$6,442,000
first
mortgage
be
bonds,
company
plated wires,
for
high
the manufacture
is engaged in
wires,
drawn
electrical
controls.
temperature
The
and sale of tinned and
and special wires
conductor
company
wire,
acts
as
an
intermediate
mill
for working capital.—V.
Utilities,
on Aug.
26, 1959. The company has never, prior to this
offering, publicly offered any of its stock. All of the present financing
is
exclusively for the
account of
the
company.
The
notification
of
(par
Orange and Rockland Utilities, Inc.—Plans Bond Issue
Orange
plants:
Danville, 111.; Butler, Ind.;
During
promoting
trographs
EM-200
$
370,495,875
$
34,256,719,
revenues-
"Even though some industries may experience a slower pace during
coming months, fortunately we are closely involved with today's trends
toward
automation,
better
quality controls, and expanded research.
Our business .level in
1960 improved over 1959 and
we
expect it to
be even better in 1961," according to R. T. Cavanagh,
general manager.
addi¬
p.
191,
Effective
Chemical
be
Jr.
all
owns
subsidiaries.
devices.—V. 192, p. 1915.
Company into National Distillers
&
Chemical
became effective
on
Jan. 6,
it was an¬
nounced by Roy F. Coppedge, Jr., President of National Distillers and
Chemical.
The
merger
had been approved by Federal stockholders
on
Dec. 28, 1960.
*
•' *
'
•
"
*
'
•
' "
Federal
of
Approved—
progress
during 1960 in the
Beam frequency devices: Atomiground, ship, air, and space
National Distillers & Chemical Corp.—Merger
.
for
31,
..
past made
finance
12,500
offered
as
an
Acquired—
books
■
parent
as
the
Newberry Co.—Sales Up—
192, p.
The
Jefferson
the
TO
New England Electric System-
for
of commercial Atomic Cesium Beam frequency
:
its
on
they
to
sole
pari______
units
involved
Tube,
compared
J.
1
the
in
around
25,000
47,183,878
—V
share
to low-priced ultrauseful in a wide variety of industrial
National is the pioneer and sole producer
applications.
merger
and
occasion,
on
(no par)
Sales
and
applications. According to Mr. Guterman newly
from
$50,000
for those
adapted for military
The
s
significant
reported
its
models
military
invested
Authorized
Class
sales estimated at $11 million.
Mr.
research
precidfbn $15,000 units which
and
act
them
has,
company
GIVING
capital stock
Net
Herbert
1959
for 1961
in
Guterman
New
"
had
and
-
lands
permit
.
A
—V.
Guterman stated "As a direct result of
development and resultant progress
made in
1960, National Co. will experience rapid acceleration of its
growth and continued expansion of its sales and earnings which could
be substantially increased through the realization of anticipated orders
in any one of several important product lines."
chrons.
1946
valued
to
is
subsidiaries, but to
properties, it is the
such
Class
107.
p.
Chairman
Looking ahead
development
Dec.
&
Sales
and
.
company
and
Be
Foundry Co.,
sold
net
net
capital
Penn
bank
Common Stock Offer
Co. Inc.—Forecast—
profits
investments
in
land*in
owns
...
inadequate
CAPITALIZATION
Net
its
-,
whatever
use
capital
shown.* • -
$16,006
has
Canaan,
the
which
107.
manufactures
are
and
Brod
under¬
working
issued
Ridgefield. As such it has in
subsidiaries
themselves.
has
ahifl
..
transaction
year
The
two
pany
returned, and no certificates will be
delivered.—V, 193,
Co.
of
event,
aforesaid
above
founded
was
cc/mpany
New
.
■
since 1937.
1
Giving effect to the offering, outstanding capitalization will consist
$176,000 5y4%
first mortgage- note and 450,000 shares of $2 par
of
Company and
companies;
ing of 60,000 shares of this firm's $1 par common stock
at $26 per share.
On Jan. 13, White, Weld & Co., Inc.,
one
of the managing underwriters, confirmed a report
that the offering has been withdrawn.
Purchasers will
in
for
and
all *of
companies
.
resources
chases
tric
1960—12 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
$43,158,634 $43,464,696 $245,561,633 $238,839,444
1915.
National
the
of
proportions
Canaan* Co.
the
vehi¬
space
underwriting
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson Inc. offered
.
will
company
repayment
subsidiaries
holding
&
pharmaceutical
and
Harrison
-
-
sold,, the
approximate
clarification
industries.
process
are
p.
Co.—Stock
by
J.,
and
$128,500
value,
will not yield an ampimt
out its entire program.
in
the
chemical
principal line
steel
missiles,
carry
continue
are
for
loans
the
Ridgefield
these
their
Withdrawn—Our issue of Jari. 9 reported a Jan. S uffer¬
National
to
securities
the
purchasers
to
units
function
primary
tional
increase
of
aircraft,
„
Murphy Co.—Sales Off—
their
Tube
N.
ended
year
$191,500
purchase
the
193,
Co.—To
Machine
which
$3,800,000
J
30,000
Berkshire
Period End. Dec. 31—
Sales 'xm
have
facilities
in
cash.—V.
EARNINGS—Sales
$120,000
year
of
.
for
.
first
$15,843.28.
to
21,519,945
2224.
National
one
and
BUSINESS—rPeerless
Bloomfield,
the
for
of
Pall's
to
of stainless
in
Jan.
containers
41,500
wiil
„
subsidiaries,
stock
towns
pany
income
charges
p.
8,000
and
and
institutional
Iiollinger Machine Co., Ltd.,
Sani-Hydro Co., Ltd. of Montreal, Quebec.
issued
was
American
every
expansion
company
refund
for
in
primary
capital
38,504,801
4,303,328
192,
order
manufacture
farm,
Peerless Tube .Company
Proceeds of the offering
will be added to the general funds of the company.
by
the
company,
$191,500,
which,
it
is
be
the
13, 150,000 shares of
capital stock at $4 per share.
outstanding
stock
cf The
New Canaan
Water Co.
(the
"Water Company").
On
Aug. 26, 1956, the company purchased control of The Ridgefield Water
Supply Co.
("Ridgefield"), acquiring
1919
of the 2,000 issued and
outStand;hg shares of 4ts common stock. In addition to its investment
will
—V.
stock
group headed
received
will
approximate
....
the
made.
all
then
company
its
as
24,632,196 290,263,828 262,238,838
16,335,568
..
taxes_
4,733,188
(G. C.)
S.
S. producer
widely used
are
Ltd.,
amount
Peerless
,
in
industry,
$
,
2,129,672
p.
U.
offered
capital
Period End. Dec. 31—
operating
192,
the
by
filters
th^. comparable 1958
commitment
received
are
and
notes
the
operating taxes—
after
devices,
share of the B stock.
one
be
the
in
company
the
been
than
proceeds
2509.
p.
" I960—Month—1959
-
$
—V.
state
for
will complement and add
the largest U.
as
Pumps
Pall
See
the
I.
Period Ended Nov. 30-
Net
solid
for
acquisition
Paragon Electric
relays
ownership,
equipment
energy, submarines, and
Canadian corporations acquired
No
from
thermal
V
manufactured
City,
$
Other
$400,000
of
common
treating
These
disclosed
1797.
p.
sold,
are
working
possible
to
since
some
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph
Federal
of
excess
under
atomic
were
of
Trust
stock
new
Eeaumont
a
13,978 stockholders as of Aug. 24, 1960, and listed
capital stock as of Dec. 1, 1960.
The company
206,711 shares of its stock are held by residents of
that
Irving
on
had
shares
York State.
common
will
proceeds
units
be
of
no
provision
no
The
compared
ended
net
the
to
is
it
However,
-
dividends have been paid
1953
company
estimates
in
contracts
189,
York
subsidiaries
to
sufficient
en¬
quarterly basis. On
Oct. 28,
1960, the quarterly dividend was increased from 30 cents a
share to 35 cents a share effective with the dividend payment Dec. 12,
1960, to stockholders of record on Nov. 18, 1960.
2,188,888
bearings
'
Wyoming
has paid 64 consecutive dividends since its organization
company
Since
the
12-month
company
share,
awarded
New
will
Additions
Water
in 1935.
contract
a
applied
purposes set forth below:
from
Sept. 30, 1960, amounted to $734,131.
$4,033,095,
cles,
for
agent
1788.
p.
purposes.
products
filters.
2612.
co-transfer
Exchange) announced on Jan. 10 the recent
outstanding capital stock of three aCnadian cor¬
the
water
home
The
of
false
Inc.—Appointment—
has been
appointed
corporation.—V. 187,
the
(American
of
$4,100,000
non-regulated business, primarily the production and sale
which gross revenue for the 12-month period ended
some
of.crude
subject
of
and
chemical
in
-
gages
been
The
BUSINESS—The
1960, the
gas.
Gross
30,
firm
sales
sale
of four shares of the A stock and
customers.
ended
Co.
of
engaged,
2,000 shares of its class B capital stock. The offering was
made in units at $101 per unit, each such unit consisting
Wyoming,
operations during that period amounted to $31,907,885, of which $21,-
Gas
porations
Co.—Capital Stock Offered—Pursuant to
offering circular, Glidden, Morris & Co.,
16
offered,
.
President
distributes
and
is
subsidiary.—V.
Broadway,
As
con¬
Corp.—Acquires—
Corp.
acquisition
Orders—
Tucson, Ariz., for production
air missile, Patrichi stated.
to
bearings.
Corp.
Dec.
a
The company's
marketability of the stock and provide added conveniences
for stockholders and 0 her investors. Mr.
Nightingale said. Since 1935
the stock has been listed on the
Pittsburgh, Pa., Stock Exchange.
Incorporated in Utah on May 7, 1935, the company produces, trans¬
ports,
Pall
Pall
a
New Canaan
the
improve
scheduled
has
company's
offering circula;* was
various material facts.—V. 192, p.
of
orders
Co.,
air
Utah,
along
ceremony
Trust
stock
Associated
headquarters
of the company, was on hand at the
with M. M. Fidlar, Executive Vice-President;
E. Z. Kastler, Jr.,
Secretary; and W. L. Williams, Treasurer.
Listing the company's stock on the New York Stock Exchange should
listing
SEC
the
Van
Hughes
Mountain Fuel Supply Co.—New York Stock
Exchange
ticker
that
9
in
respect
Listing—News—Appointment
was
Jan.
Electronic Corp.—New
Repayment
This
Eankers
Security Life Insurance Co., Indianapolis,
on
insurance
in
PROCEEDS—The
operating inc.,_
192, p. 2327.
repayment of outstanding bank loans; and expenditures in
with the company's construction
program.—V. 191, p. 1776.
Pacific Industries,
resins,
metals.
special
Nuys, Calif., manufacturer of miniaturized electronic com¬
has received orders amounting to more than $1,000,000, it
announced on Jan. 13 by M. D.
Patrichi, Networks, President.
was
of
agent
$420,137
274,040
ry.
—V.
and
shares of this firm's class A capital stock together with
I960—Month—1959
revenue—
operating
Net
polyethylene
chemicals
ponents,
165
Period End. Nov. 30—
Ry.
fertilizer
on
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
Ry.
the
Networks
seals
2223.
p.
1961;
Corp.—Appointment—
Chase
5%
in
the
The
.cost
to
49.
p.
headquarters
common
misleading
Bearing
Mohican
of
manufacturer
plastics,
request of National
charged
and
for
.
They
are
to
be
$4,013,950.—V. 193,
its
largest distiller in
its Chicago Regional Office to determine
whether
to
vacate
or
make
permanent the Dec.
20, 1960, order of
the commission temporarily
suspending a Regulation A exemption from
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with respect to a pro¬
posed stock offering by the insurance company.
The suspension order
certificates, rated A by Moody's and Standard & Poor's,
annual
15
has
second
49.
p.
it was announced
hearing for Jan. 24, 1961,
reoffered,
subject to Interstate Commerce
Commission approval, at prices to yield from 3.35% for
the Feb. 1, 1962 maturity to 4.60% for the certificates
due Feb. 1, 1972 through 1976.
to
major
a
the
is
National Security Life Insurance Co.—Hear'g Granted
3,702,628
Awarded—A group headed by Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
was awarded on Jan. 10 an issue of
$3,210,000 Missouri
group
and
chemicals,
193,
At
—
firm
76-year-old
Chemical
Ind.,
Pacific RR.
of 98.607 for
&
$13,590,138
2223.
p.
The
7
nection
National
$53,990,179
—V.
operations
Net
Ohio.
(203)
1960—11 Mos.—1959
industrial
Net
Chronicle
Louisville.
1960—Month—1959
revenue..
operating
6021
used
for
series
the
Bi- due
payment
May' 1,
furnishing wires, which, when insulated, may be used for almost
purpose in connection with electric or electronic controls.
The
company also manufactures solenoids for the printer of the computer
every
system,
PROCEEDS—The
allowances
all
for
the shares
will
be
credited
offerihg
and
no
sold
or
net
proceeds
expenses,
sold.
are
Of this
of the shares
estimated to
sum
$7,500, the
of
bO
capital stock, after
$235,000 assuming
aggregate stated
value,
capital and the balance to capital surplus.
made on an "all or nothing best efforts basis"
representation is being made that the shares offered will be
The
In' the
net
all
are
that
is
to
the
event* all
proceeds
of
paid-in
being
net.
the
the
proceeds
stock
sale
of
will
be
realized.
sold,'the company intends to use the
the shares for the following purposes in
is
ft
.
8
the
following
estimate
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(204)
—Vmaterials, inventory & supplies
Purchase
of
raw
Purchase
of
additional manufacturing
office
and
Selling,
advertising and sales promotion
added to working
capital.
To
be
space
—
CAPITALIZATION AS AT SEPT. 30,
The
cents pfer share) of which
standing.
If the entire offering herein
shares will be outstanding.
1960
mechanical
300,000 was issued and out¬
referred to is sold, 375,000
10
stock
common
value
(par
have
to
of
the
offering
fully
be
price,
three-year
shares
acquire all the
in
In
its
the
like
their
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
Earth
Stearns
Bear,
Becker
G.
3,685
Loewi
Inc.—
7,370
Wm.
Ohio
Co._
3,685
3,685
4,210
Davenport & Co
2,630
—
Northwest
Inc.
Quinn
Co
A.
Edwards
G.
First
Lincoln,
Mosle
Shuman,
Singer,
&
Inc.
2,630
Co._
Smith,
Stein
Co._
Agnew
&
5,265
R.
Staats
&
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Hayden, Miller & Co._
3,685
Heller
2,630
Supplee, Yeatman,
Mosley Co. Inc
7,370
Sutro
3,685
Underwood,
Co
Hornblower & Weeks
E.
F.
The
Hutton
&
Illinois
Ingalls
Co
Co.
Clark
Kalman
—V.
&
193,
Co.
&
&
Lerchen
Wertheim
Yarnall,
Co.,
&
The
Chemical
the
it
close
of
Bank
Co
Zilkha
income
sufficient
(now
to
Trust
Feb.
2,
____
100%
without
the
exhaust
interest.—V.
New
bonds
of
sum
191,
Design
&
2,630
The
the
corporation
SEC
' >-
neapolis,
The
for
$1.15
Dec.
on
28,
share,
per
Minn.,
and
proceeds
1960
Sampair
to
are
be
filed
York,
N.
tenders
due
Nov.
$140,430
at
stock
to
Inc.,
St.
purchase
Y.,
will
The
the
15,
1983,
held
sale
16
tion
compared
entire
with
fiscal
1960
total
Fla.
Current
to
started
1960.
ing
of
notification
of
from
to
this
while
backlog
1,777
statement,
financial
13
four-week
first
four
end
for
the
those
Jan.
on
20
or
Inc.,
of
Min¬
for
exceeds
at
end
of
such
of
the
each.—V.
Radiation
entire
$12
11
equipment,
that
25
or
615
ket
and
earnings
cents
reports.
Since
periods,
periods.
fiscal
192,
year
p.
the
share
a
for
ending
fiscal
year
for
year
a
and
I960
employment
65,000
the
of
It
sq.
ft
Engineer¬
,
of
issuing
divided
data
such
periods
or
systems:»
The
firm
was
in
will
the
been
become
and
Vice-
Liberal
new
Arts
the
of
Liberal
the
courses
of its
titles
also
Arts
enduring
Press
classics
religion,
the
and
major publisher
available in eloth
a
sale
of
shares
100,000
will
company
present
for
class
each
addi¬
of
added
be
stockholders
of
6.478
stock
B
EFFECT
to
the
PRESENT
TO
of
class
the
and
A
com¬
1
new
owned.
now
FINANCING
February
of'1960
in
four
in
series;
in
used
2,000
over
and well
over
years.—V. 191, p. 2124.
27,
filed
1960
shares
for
of
letter
a
the
Library
courses
in
The
and
after
Outstdg.
$36,500.00
402,012.75
464,071.50
|
issued
(536,017
1960)
618,762
financing
authorized
Aug.
31,
(111,777
1960)
129,032
financing
new
Capital
83,832.75
Stock_
sale
of
96,774.00
$522,345.50
$597,345.50
355,843.79
_
___
Surplus from
355,843.79
_
shares
new
50,000.00
192,
to
phia
9,
of
rate
exchange,
Schneider
in
proved
the
at 407
francs."
has
one
in
and
France
notification
of
$2)
(par
the
incorporated
Corporation
2826
Mt.
of
ship
a
business
be
francs,
this
of
of
figures
30
for
stock
the
against
Soviet
the
franc
equals
"The
700
be
production
francs
position of Schneider in
and
not
Italy,
even
Union,
reflect
similar
this
to
for
Dec.
150,000
in
Service
February
all
the
of
of
the
assets
stock
in
three
proceeds
after
net
from
deduction
will
equip
new
a
certain
of
' >'
of
further
of
bank
of
sale
used
of
allocate
of
the
the
warehouse
capital
proceeds
to
6%
conv.
Capital
to
of
debs,
Does
GIVING
i
p.
note
due
$57,000
of
is
$20,000
adjacent
manner
the
will
be
EFFECT
TO
rhe
fei
(no
be
used
to
the
75,000
reserved
PRESENT
buy
to
Outstanding
(,$150,000
for
.
*300,000 shs.
issuance
upon
the
upon
in the debentures, and
the (exercise of options.—
jjiu
of
capital
Coast
this
interests
contained
for issuance
./
New
•
Orleans,
stock
and
Corp.
is
of
Shore
Oil
i
that
9
Jan.
on
&
offer
an
on
Development
Dec.
Oil & Development
transaction South
°'
/, '.
its
Co.
terminated.
announced
189fp ^28501 a
•.
Purchase—
announced
South
now
of $21.75
Prior
reserved
Corp.—Completes
completed
South
right
best
500,000 shs.
shares
fShXeL°f Soi}th sh°re
per share.
price
addi¬
the
FINANCING
150,000
-
corporation,
to
for
and
$20,000 /w
par)
the convei's'-on rights
Coast
Deen
bank__-
1970_I_I~I
.1,
•
South
has
this
in
reserves
to
notes
territory
company
inventories
however,
as
and
plans
no
expected
increased
company,
due
stock
include
1495.
cost
feed
warehouse
23,000
Dec.
com.
not
building
the
gravity
in
businesses
individuals
stock,
i?ei"™Re v°
,S
192,
o
mention
office
includes
Authorized
note
is
■
Indebtedness—5%%
6%
units
' "
finance
The
in such
company.
CAPITALIZATION
mar¬
proportions,
1,500
and
territorial
receivable.
the
variety
approxi¬
serves
follows:
as
indebtedness
similar
approximately
working
to
wide
a
$23,000;
acquisition
accounts
'of
was
underwriting commission and
be
filling operations;
off
certain
stock
capital applicable
improve
order
pay
to
transferred
-
the
of
proceeds
and
•
1960,
partner¬
common
distributor
states.
and
6,
the
subject
issued.
so
service
and
1951
Sept.
of
so
allocated to the stated
was
common
net
move
value
wholesale
outlets
The
balance
tional
Drug
of
On
assets
at
company is
and Sidney
Sherman
Self
name
Levin
Business
located
The
the company ii tends to lease.
This
semi-automatic
equipment,
consisting
shelves and
conveyor, belts,
which will
Coast
owned
28
to
177,968
purchase
stock
capital
at
a
of South
shares
the 570,295 outstanding shares.—V.
Southern Bell Telephone &
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
the
full
a
year
400%
1960
will
increase
represent
1957.
over
a
50%
According
Period Ended Nov. 30—
at
$2
19,
1960
shares
per
filed
of
share,
a
class
letter
A
through
of
notification
common
stock
Robinette
&
Federal
Other
to
be
used
to
start
operations
in
revenues
^
expenses
income
taxes
10,759,020
operating taxes__
v.
fif p. 2511.
char&es
"
I960—11 Mos.—1959
$
71,134,696
42,242,046
operating income
,T
5,910,500
12,223,130
10,373,271
$
$
65,104,229 760,735,877 700,259,18C
39,753,434 466,739,691 426,918,755
9,246,143 106,352,316
98,468,842
5,498,589
62,249,215
56,382,054
10,606,063
125,394,655
118,489,529
8,961,495 105,887,219
98,721,701
Southern Co.—Files
Offering—
The
with
(par
Co.
1960—Month—1959
$
Operating
Operating
10
Inc
a
company,
registration
common
The
funds
are
boats.
Pa.
of
additional
group
Md.
proceeds"
selling
the
Mr.
transferred
cents.
20.41
com¬
"company")
is
independent food supermarkets. It
$255,000
expenses.
($566,173).
on
offered
at
by
book
amount
retail
$85,000 for
ago,
output over 1959 and
covering
net
payable
around the level
situation of the
$100
of
Quotidienne.
years
corporation
The
225,000 shares
$43,000 to
v
new
Glenside,
by George
a
going concern to the company,
exchange for 225,000 shares of the
and
V.
public and the Burnham-Nash
Germany
the
and
Agence
under
called
which
*
firm's
of
Pennsylvania
warehouse
as
in
$45,000 to
the
as
Hills,
privately-
the
introduction
new
the
expansion. While
certain
acquisitions unc'er consideration,
regard have been concluded; and
$25,000 for the addition of new lines.
short
far
this
shares
(hereinafter
under
principal
conducted
Sherman
PROCEEDS—The
other
North
founded
The
company is
a
of non-food items to
mately
Corp.
1960
and
partnership
and
company.
the
6,
business
was
$135,000 and that
be
available to
made
to
of
consisted
50
by Mr. Sherman in December of 1952.
Levin
liabilities,
to
Drug
office
Avenue,
the
a
joined
was
the
units
unit
and
Co.
with
to
to
as
business
Messrs.
Its
Carmel
Levin
he
1,500
East
debentures
Sept.
on
Law.
successor
has
States
unit.
per
of
stock.
mon
and
currently stabilized
of the
$200
Pur¬
—
Woodcock,
Moyer,
South Broad St., Philadel¬
publicly offered
at
principal amount
was
Securities Offered
—
prospectus,
French, Inc., 123
Pa.,
securities
Acquired—
the French newspaper adds.
the interest
3
in market value.
Schneider stock
following
January
a
&
copies
public confidence in the future of
opened
new
348.
p.
»
capital to seek out
the introduction
days
$878,189.29 $1,003,189.29
Fricke
more
1,500,000
stock
common
American
amount of
of
francs,"
new
Baltimore,
>
of
as
31,
new
Self Service Drug Corp.
Sealander Inc., Baltimore, Md.—Files With SEC—
to
authorized
Aug.
Surplus
Capital
countries
SEC
of
shs.
365
$36,500.00
value—
par
value—
par
after
issued
Series, the Library of Religion and
company's latest balance sheet of March, 1960, sales amounted
71,945,000 new francs ($14,684,000)
and net profits amounted to
The
and
shs.
as
issued
Earned
$100
B—175,000 shs.
estimated
published
The Schneider
company is building a new factory in Le Mans, cover¬
ing 25,000 square meters (269,000 square feet) of floor space,
permit¬
ting it to expand production significantly in the. years ahead/'
research,
organized
has
Press
■•/• V\-
aim
college
it
Arts
the
to
to
12
development, manufacand marketing of vibration analysis, machine monitoring
and
control
of
-
gained nearly 60%
four
official
2,774,000
cents)
-turing,
the
many
confirmed
the
took
United
increase
is
issued
number
the
in
for
Piest
Editor
.
Piest,
Inc.,
12%
bus, O., corporation:
engaged
Bobbs-Merrill.
General
Co.,
Liberal
sorbed 10% of the French market.
942.
is
the
stock."
Raydata Corp.—Securities Sold—Techno
Fund, Inc. a
company, has invested $250,000 in the debentures and common stock of
the ColumBUSINESS—Raydata
of
the
in New York on Jan. 6.
Television-Radio,
previously a privately-held
on
the Paris Stock Exchange on Nov. 25,
could be
price of 385
Schneider's
practice
issued
Sundries
Bobbs-Merrill
into
and to be cognizant of its enormous growth
Agence Quotidienne.
"The success of the introduc¬
time
market
new
other
Stock—75c
shs.
Schneider Television-Radio has risen in
recent years to a position of leadership
among European manufacturers
of
radio and television equipment.
The company has gradually ab¬
has
has
accounting
three
to
since
Hence,
the
Established
small business investment
;
of
GIVING
A—825,000
Class
without underwriting.
be used for working capital.
occurrence
Corresponding
were
Construction
1960.
company's
consist
the
to
share
new
authorized
shs.
introduced
writes
according to
16,
-
initiated
merged
Sams &
company
the
the
the
Dec.
is necessary that this
report cover the
second and third quarters
reported before
will
annually.
Aug. 31, 1960
shs.
a
of television sets in use in France lags in comparison
of Europe.
For instance, England with a population
larger than France has registered owners of 11,000,000 tele¬
vision sets; in France only some 2,000,000 are in use.
it
The
the
the
by
offered
l
shares
BUSINESS—Self Service
divi¬
confirmed
was
account for
in
share,
a
period
million
fiscal
has
be
6.478
Stock—5% %
shs.
Class
share,
Schneider
television market
Minn.
cents
16-week
company's Palm Bay plant for
building.
interim
weeks
$184,787
will
each
Common
St.
of the
carrier
common
political science, history,
it-has become
100,000
trading
"The
be
only
the
into
the
of
from
offered
the basis of
Preferred
1960.
Ryder's
universities,
Dec.
on
Schneider has
at
Afthe
with
10 cents)
plant,
$245,009
were
when
stock
(voting)
5 Vfe %
at
Capital Stock:
-V.
Television-Radio—Interest
rare
a
demand.
■/
corporate
Services
With
announced
1961
Sales
$8,954,147,
2,041
at
FY
earnings
year
$23,155,845.
risen
firm
of
shares
for
controlling interest in Schneider Television-Radio, lead¬
were
French
before
to
weeks
W.
currently
are
are
a
of
potential,"
to
Inc.—Earnings Soar—
Melbourne,
first
of
and
are
and
They have
"It is
up
the
Minneapolis,
(par
Paul,
been
President
the last five
per
bankers,
1960.
capital.
Radiation
fixed
company to augment its working capital but pri¬
to increase its capital structure as a basis for anticipated future
CAPITALIZATION
all stock
purchase of
180 titles in print,
They
proceeds
Shares
for
Securities,
a
has
Oskar
editions
$3
company,
prices not to
at
Inc.,
Continental
Egan,
used
in
Plaza,
Howard
available
covering
company.
letter
a
common
of
Piest,
by
colleges
introduction
through
late
the American Heritage
The
working
$38,806,808
manufacturer of radio and television equipment,
to a
S.-French syndicate headed by Burnham & Co., New York invest¬
ment
■
2308.
p.
Engineering,
covering 225,000 shares of
at
$42,070,882
French
U.
Minn.—Files With SEC—
offered
"B"
common
are
the
suant
Inc.
President
corporation
public
Product
as
stock
proceeds
stock
of
Total
.
philosophy,
Schneider
ing
2,630
Co.—
___,
receive
5%
'
exceed
Co.,
1961,
fixed)
dividend
preferred
on
shs.
the former management
by
Southern
paperbacks with
The sale of
3,685
Zuckerman, Smith &
York
of
sold in
SEC
The
4,210
Co
■
on
share in May
No
complete assurance can be given,
will be declared by the board.
nonvoting, has no voice in management of
declaration of dividends.
Common "A" stock
the
funds
on
share
7,370
&
4,210
New
business'
general
amount
an
of
pany
4,210
&
Co
Biddle
Corp.
800
offered
Poli-New England Theatres, Inc.—Tenders for Bonds—
to
and
per
The company desires to maintain a regu¬
confident of its ability to maintain dividends
marily
borrowings.
Scherr-Tumico, Inc., St. James, Minn.—Files With SEC
2,630
Inc
I ■
to
1958,
cents
4
the
"A"
November,
since then
in
basis.
is
same
common
general
loan,
1960—12 Mos.—1959
$7,858,555
Bobbs-Merrill.
make
Books.
the
108.
p.
November,
since
common
year
on
paid
was
Inc.
Long
equipment
loan,
completed the
has
held
company
of
With over
have been
5,265
2,630
Inc
in
PROCEEDS—The
tional
Stores Inc.—Sales Higher—
Commission
of
Oskar
student
The
Walker & Sons
to
fields
than
&
Walker & Co
H.
Watling,
W.
it
Co.
Press
1948
Forum
3,685
Joseph
Co.—
Co.,
The
Arts
in
Arts,
3,685
—
Neuhaus
Walston
3,685
Lemon
Co
2,630
Inc.
in
each
dividend
BUSINESS—Securities-Intermountain, Inc., organized as an Oregon
in 1947, is in business of originating, investing in, and
servicing all types of mortgages.
It has offices in Spokane, Wash.;
Portland, Ore.; Pasco, Wash., and is represented in Longview, Wash,
by Longview Mortgage Co., and in Seattle, Wash, by Corley Mortgage
capital.
1916.
the
academic
3,685
Inc.
of
been
The
3,685
Inc
3,685
Janney, Battles & E.
Johnston,
Co.
4,210
Inc
Snyder__
&
G.
7,370
Rouse & Co.—_—
&
&
Co.
4,210
share
per
paid
a
share
per
at
dividends
stock
or
the
Dividends
editions.
4,210
Hogle & Co
been
years
cents
stock
common
year.
present
"A"
receive
cents) to
Island
10
Inc.,
21,214 route miles from 86 terminal points in 16 states,
gross revenues
at the rate of more than $50,000,000 a
by
Liberal
3,685
Stroud
Meyer
each
that such
company
does
with
in
p.
Division
the
of
4,210
Steiner,
&
(par
Co.,
1960—Month—1959
subsidiary
a
fine arts.
' 3,685
4,210
A.
&
bank
a
working
for
announced
Hughes Miller,
in
11,580
Inc._
Co.—
&
Boyce
2,630
& Stieglitz:
Haupt & Co
192,
Inc.,
has
2,630
2,630
J.
retire
to
& 25-Cent
addition
Founded
3,685
Ira
Hemphill, Noyes
Hickey & Co.-
used
be
and
Commerce
President
4,210
Co
Scribner__,
&
Halle
&
stock
common
notification
of
owns
Liberal
Press
4,210
Barney & Co.
Bros.
M.
3,685
&
Dean
William
11,580
Inc.
3,685
John Small & Co., Inc
2,630
Co
Gunnf Carey &
Roulston
of
letter
a
through' Blaha
£8,538,299
serves
announced
&
Shearson, Hammill & Co.__
2,630
Glore, Forgan
to
are
generates
Co.,
5,265
Inc
Schwabacher
Co.
Co
Bernet
Hickman,
.
of
&
filed
1960
shares
share,
per
Terminals
the
now
The
4,210
&
Stiver & Co
Saunders,
2,630
Furman
Lauderdale,
Fort
(Howard W.) Sams & Co., Inc.—Merger—
2,630
& Co
Rothschild
F.
3,685
Sunstein
With
4,210
Schneider,
3,685
the
M.
Co.—
&
5,265
Corp.-
—
Inc.
Rotan,
L.
Co.
Inc.,
Robinson-Humphrey
Rosenthal
3,685
Neb.
G.
Interstate
year.—V.
Inc
C. Roberts Co
Norman
The
Freehling, Meyerhoff & Co.
Alester
.
2,630
5,265
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc
-Gerstley,
3,685
''5,630
;-
Co.——
2,630
Trust
Co.,
the Southwest and Midwest.
approximately 85%
of Columbia's stock and has
invited tenders of remaining shares held by minority stockholders.
Columbia sold
its truck leasing operations to
Ryder in 1958.
Pur¬
chase of the parent company and Southern Plaza was approved by the
and
11,580
cents
have
recent
6
its
declared.
the
trucking company.
now
5,265
Ferris & Co._.
The
of
15.8%
and
6
of
the
on
500
29,
200,000
$1
operating
Ryder
Reynolds & Co.,
Sons—
Securities
carrier
.
sion
Inc.
Turner
&
7,370
Co.—
of
In
of
of
2511.
Columbia
3,685
Eppler, Guerin &
Equitable
39.7%
diviends
stock
policy and is
Common
Ryder System, Inc.—Acquires—
3,685
Co.—
——
Co.
&
Dec.
inventory
p.
3,685
Dillon,
&
Supply
.
192,
Reinholdt & Gardner
—_
least
however,
V
increase
2,630
Inc.——
Union Securities
at
proceeds
3,685
!
lar dividend
SEC—
on
covering
Rauscher, Pierce & Co. Inc.
Dominick & Dominick Inc._
Eastman
With
Ryder System
4,210
Co
Piper, Jaffray & HopwoodPrescott, Shepard & Co.,
&
Aircraft
Sales —
5,265
2,630
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co._
Drexel
39.7%,
I The purchase, involving more than $3,000,000 in cash, gives Ryder
control of Columbia's subsidiary, Southern Plaza Express, a large motor
Co.—___.
Pforzheimer & Co.-
Co.
Stephen
and
in
Lynch—
&
Inc
&
Carl H.
&
working
for
president, Edwin R.
Paul Piusz second viceas
Louis-based
&
another
The
Renkowicz
J.
2,630
Co.
Co
Dittmar
improve¬
2,630
Leonard
&
Pacific
Pancoast
balance
the
and
for
4,210
3,685
The
Robertson
$80,000
3,685
2,630
&
1960
200,000 shares
additional stock to
for new equipment;
inventory;
shares
corporation
December
of
$100,000
East
regularly semi-annual declared dividend of
2,630
Inc.
Co.
2,630
Courts
"B"
Offered—Pur¬
circular, this corporation,
Burnside St., Portland,
Ore., pub¬
organized.
was
common
1957,
issued
sale
Y.
N.
3,685
Mericka &
J.
SEC
—V.
2,630
&
the
facilities;
Francis
Period End. Dec. 31-
3,685
—
&
Inc.
Co.
Cooley
.
Inc.
—
Newburger
-
1300
Inc.—Stock
offering
100,000
share.
per
2,630
Co
&
Corp.__
&
Clarke
W.
Common, Dann & Co
Dewar,
to
11,580
Regan
Murch
3,685
Slocumb
Richard
in
law
company
of
They own/ respectively,
outstanding shares.
Rose's 5, 10
Moore,
2,630
—
Inc.
at
15
DIVIDENDS—Cash
and
to
5,000
Model, Roland & Stone
Co.
Brush,
for
The Milwaukee Co.___
4,210
Simmons-.—
Bosworth, Sullivan &
Co.
Co.
&
Kennedy
D. B. Bonbright
George
Lewis
Lubetkin,
Co—4,210
Nov.
a
offered
company
purposes.
lists
corporation
The
Loeb,
M<
7,370
&
plant
of
the
larger
a
vice-president,
first
offered
City,
Rhoades & Co.-——11,580
Co.,
&
Ellis &
Blunt
McDaniel
Carl
&
—
Brothers
Lehman
:—
Co
&
the
be
11,580
Co
&
Blair
William
Co.—
Freres
Lazard
4,210
:
Eichler
Bateman,
&
Co.__.
&
The
11,580
5,265
Loeb & Co
Kuhn,
79,475
79,475
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.—
2,630
Bacon, Whipple & Co
4,210
Baker, Simonds & Co., Inc.
2,630
Bali, Surge & Kraus
4,210
Inc
Co
&
other
Fla.—Files
Shares
Shares
Sachs
underwriter
a
Delaware
follows:
as
maintain
to
Richards
White, Weld & Co. Inc. and Goldman, Sachs & Co.
severally agreed to purchase from the selling stockholders the follow¬
ing respective numbers of shares of common stock:
Weld & Co.,
under
the
of
share.
Warrants
finder's fee.
Monday, January 16, 1961
.
As of
through
below,
representatives
Goldman,
as
president.
200,000
named
underwriters
officers
per
proceeds
applied
be
prospectus
Podgorski
Net
.
expansion
and
The
|
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
stock.
will
and
ment
to
$1
Co.
at
&
therefore,
exchange
amount
capital
Books,
$4
various
common
public
at
outstanding stock of Renwell Electronic Corp., which
of manufacturing electronic assemblies and
wiring
other .component assemblies for the electronics
business
industry.
sale
Del.,
filed
a
100,000 shares
per share.
The
David & Motti, Inc., on a best
sold, the company has agreed
of the underwriter and to issue
each
shares
Granger
organized
was
to
Inc.—Additional Financing Details—
Our Jan. 9 issue reported the sale on Jan. 5 of 600,000
shares of this firm's common stock.
Additional financ¬
White,
company
and
$.001
to
public
Dover,
covering
9
are
expenses
common
issuable
is
of
at
warrants
the
of
St.,
Jan.
on
William
shares
the
$19,500
harnesses
a
ing details follow:
located
a
Delaware—Proposes Off g
State
South
by
made
all
15,500
are
The
2124,
Pocket
129
If
some
purchase
non-assessable.—V. 192,
and
paid
of
be
to
basis.
pay
any
dividends other than those imposed with respect to
dividends
by the laws of -the State of Delaware.
All shares to be
offered in connection with the present public offering will, upon pay¬
ment
is
efforts
of
payment
corporation,
offering
purchase of additional shares and they are entitled to no greater
rights than that of any other stockholder.; Each share entitles the
to one (1) vote an all matters and there Sire no limitations on
A.
fields.
to
licly
$1.25
at
The
holder
J.
metallurgical
and
registration statement with the SEC
of common stock,
to be offered for
10
the
p.
chemical,
Renwell Electronics Corp. of
rights attached to any such share.
No officers
privileges or rights or warrant with respect to
pre-emptive
no
directors
the
product,
.
Securities-Intermountain,
suant
and November
rights to distribution of assets on liquidation. None of the company's
common
stock has any conversion or subscrintion rights or privileges
and
the
of
financing agreement, John F. Havens and Bruce
Robe,
President
and
Vice-President,
respectively,
will
represent
Techno Fund on
the Raydata
board.
Techno Fund, also located in Columbus, specializes in investments in
small
companies
in
the
electronics,
technical
instrument,
precision
cents) is the only authorized class
of stock which the company is permitted under its certificate of incor¬
poration and there is, therefore, vested solely in the owners of all
said
shares, all of the voting rights, all rights to dividends and all
The
or
terms
capitalization of, the company was 1,000,000 shares capital stock
value
(par
the
B.
$235,000
Total
of
Chairman
,
Under
10,000
45,000
expense
and
President
Foster,
B.
new
ment.
10,000
for
George
by
capital will be used by Raydata to expand its production
of machine monitoring instruments and to develop a line of spectrum
analyzers and simplified types of data storage and computer equip¬
75,000
75,000
equipment
Rental
plant
The
$20,000
loans
headed
Board.
anticipated
Repayment of outstanding bank
is
and
priority which represents management's present
allocation of the offering proceeds:
of
order
the
of
.
stock,
net
to
of
to
proceeds
the
1330
statement
extent
be
W.
on
Peachtree
Jan.
offered
from
the
required,
for
sale
will
6,
St.,
1961,
public
of
be
the
used
N.
W.,
covering
sale
at
stock,
for
Atlanta,
900,000
together
the
Ga.,; filed
with
payment
of
of
bidding.
shares
competitive
treasury
$22,000,-
manufacturing
,
,
Continued
on
page
47
Volume
193
Number
6021.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(205)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
nounced
first
table
in
grouped
indicate
we
during the current
second
a
the
are
which
all
week.
in
the
the
4Va %
follow with
Akron
Corp.
Brass
Mfg.
(quar.)_____
15c
Allied
From
Business
net
Shares
5%
Argo Oil Corp.
Atlantic
(From
Automatic
Barton's
Howell
4%%
Glickman
1-23
1-12
Class
A
A
3y2c
2-20
1-26
Globe
t$1.371/2
2-
1
1-16
Gorton's
62Vac
2-
1
1-14
2-10
Great
of
50c
(Common
3Va%■
preferred
$3.80
Biscuit
&
common
Cascade
Corp.
Oil.
1
1-10
pfd.
Bank
City
Stores
preferred
Cincinnati,
Railway, common
preferred
Coats
(J.
$3.50
&
P.)
Ltd.
Colonial
5%
(1947
3-
.
1
1
\
2-15
2-
1
2-10
St;
Kerr
1-19
1
2-15
3-
2-15
4.65V
4-7
1-20
1-31
Class
B,
1-31
Trust
Stockholders
Concord
Concord
Estate
2-
1-20
Lazard
Class
1
2-
1
1-13
2-
1
1-16
8V
(W.
Dominick
(75c
Inc.
Fund
1-16
Cos.,
B
realized
in
:
1-10
1-30
1-11
2-
10c
$20c
1-16
1
1-27
2nd
1st
l%c
4-7
(quar.)
Star
7-3
from
(5c
from
5%
6
10-
2-6
Macco
2-6
Madison
3-3
2-6
2-6
1-23
70c
3-30
3-17
2-
7
1-16
35c
2-10
1-31
12'/2c
:
3- 1
2-15
.
—__
12c
capital
from
investment
income
capital
2-15
and
(quar.)
Amer.
dep.
gains
1-31
1-16
1-31
1-16
McKee
Mead
3-15
2-28
$0,016
Empire National Corp. (stock dividend)—.■__
Equitable Trust Co. (Bait.)
(stock dividend)
Evans Rule
Exeter
&
Co.
(quar.i—._—
Hampton Electric
1-11
11-25
1V2 V\
5%
1-30
1-17
2-
1
____
10c
2-15
65c
1-16
1-10
40c
—.
(quar.)____
Federal
County Trust
National
Financial
(Stamford)
Mortgage Asso.
Federation
(stock
Firemen's Insurance' (Wash.
First
National
Bank
First
National
Bank
of
(Increased-quar.)
First
National
Stock
2-
1-16
-1-31
(monthly)-
27c
2-15
1-31
dividend)
5V
3-1
2-1
20c
1-23
1-10
Baltimore
(Norristown,
(extra)—
(stk.
Pa.)
Fifth
Stock
Ford
(N.
N.
net
Motor
Co.
1-30
,
2-
1-25
1
75c
$2
1-10
1-16
1-10
2-
1-10
1
15c
2-24
1-20
&
Madison
Avenue,
$5 preferred—
Franklin Life Insurance Co.
Increased
Franklin
——
3-
National
Bank
stockholders
50c
1
on
1-17
to
approval
Jan. 3l_——.
1
2-
3-
1
2-
3-
1
2-
8
1-31
G.)
6.55
1-31
12-30
1-31
2-
1
1-12
2-
1
1-13
2-
1
1-13
1-31
1-20
15c
on
to
in¬
9
1-31
1-13
2-
1
1-20
2-
3-10
2-20
15c
1-26
1-16
3
3-1
-1-31
(D.
G
and
preferred
preferred
preferred
3-
1
2-
3
preferred
(quar.)-___<__
Co.
Mar. 1)
Oil
pfd.
(quar.)
1-31
37'/2c
2-15
1-15
1-
$1.10
Valspar
1-20
4
___
(liquidating)
2-
1
1-16
$1.20
(quar.)—
Aviation
2-
1
1-16
$i.i2y2
2-
1
1-16
1-18
1-17
$34
of
div.
$2.0480
and
per
Bank
of
Detroit
National
Bank
of
New
capital
a
2-24
(quar.)__
City Bank
National
Securities
Quarterly
2-10
1-20
35c
2-
1-10
10%?
Bank
National
of
Tulsa
(quar.)
&
Research
distributions
2-
1
3
25c
(Cleveland)
1-23
50c
dividend
National
(quar.)
3-15
60c
2-
1
1-10
3-
2
1-18
Corp.—
from
net
invest¬
Preferred
Stock
Chemical
England
10c
—:
omitted
2-15
1-31
5c
2-15
2-
1
at
this
6-28
6-15
1-31
1-16
2-28
2-15
3-31
3-15
30c
1-31
1-20
2-15
1-28
3-31
3-
5-15
(N.
Y.)
Mutual
&
Steel
Corp.,
Extra
1-30
1-
3
1-30
1-
3
Trust-
(quar.i.:—
2-15
3-
1
2-15
2-15
30c
(quar.)
2-
(quar.)
87V2c
2-
1
1-16
12V2c
2-10
1-23
2-10
1-13
30c
1-10
12-31
25c
2-15
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
R.
I.)
(s-a)_i
investment
income
2-22
2-10
3c
class
A__
$4.25
Inc.
1
2-20
3-
1
2-20
40c
quar.)
(quar.)
____
preferred
1-26
2-
3-
1
2-
1
15c
2-
1
20c
—
preferred
Inc.,
Stores,
2-15
2-15
35c
White-Rodgers Co. (quar.)
White Sewing Machine, $2 prior
pref. (quar.)
1-13
1-
10c
1-31
1-10
50c
2-
1
1-24
2-
1
1-24
4-
1
3-17
1-20
'
75c
(quar.)
$1.06%
^—__
6c
(monthly)
1-20
1-20
9
6c
6c
(F.
Fund,
W.)
Inc.
;
Co.
(reduced)
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. Co. (monthly)
Monthly J
Wurlitzer Company (quar.)
•.
——
3-31
3-1
2-1
50c
(quar.)_
1-31
2-28
62%c
Monthly
Monthly
Worth
1
2-10
$1.20
(increased
Paper
Co.,
2-
2-22
30c
(quar.
Westgate-California Corp.,
6%
preferred
(quar.)
&
1
2-15
$2
Fund—
net
preferred
convertible
,
2-
60c
50c
preferred
Manufacturing Co._
Auto
Supply, common (quar.)
Winn-Dixie
1
1-18
2-15
$0,047
(Conn.)
(Westerly,
from
Westminster
2-
1
2-28
12V2c
Point
4.80%'
4-20
1
$1.25
1
Western
4-20
>
3-
—
Fund_^_
Bank
1
4-20
.4-20
„
5-15
$1
Hills, L. I.)
common
—
time).
2-15
40c
'
convertible
Woolworth
31c
RR.—
payment
1-31
9%c
—>
Central
2-15
9c
(quar.)
Fund-Certificates
Optional
4.80%
Wilson
Stock:
Series
Co.
preferred
Washington Trust
$3
income:
National
Vanderbilt
Wallingford
Washington
West
share)
Jersey
1-20
1
1-30
5-15
quar.)__
Corp.
Quarterly
gain
(quar.)
3
$2.50
Wellington Equity
Corp.—
ordinary
2-
3-
5-15
!
(Forest
Corp.,
convertible
1-13
12-20
1
.9^/2,0
!
com.
(quar.)
Insurance
Whelan
1
1-10
1-27
75c
(s-a)
1-16
$25
_
pfd.
Fire
S.
2-
3-
87J/2c
(Kansas),
Bank
1-11
1-25
2-10
1
$1.12y2
,
(quar.)
1-16
56c
(quar.)
Quarterly
U.
$3.50
56c
(quar.)
6%
2-10
1-25
2-15
3-
45c
(quar.)___
2-10
3-10
7c
•
(quar.)__
$3.70
1
3-31
7c
$4.50
United
—1
—
'»'■
common
System
1-16
1-10
2-10
12V2c
3
Co.,
1
1
$2
1-20
1
2-
1-16
3-
7c
2-
3-
1-16
5c
:
1
3-
1-17
2-1
5%
(quar.)
1
split
12-31
1-16
2-17
$25c
(s-a)_.
National
1-18
1-16
12'/2c
12i/2c
(stock dividend)
common
preferred
1
1
$2.50
3-
Gas
22-
$$1.31
(quar.)__
2-
5%
1-20
from
(s-a)__
Oil
42y2c
United
1
$1.01
3-15
$1
stock
82c
gains)
3-30
1-27
2-
4
F\ind—
(quar.)
RR.
A. 1
Electric
1-16
1-20
87'/2c
Stock
income
2-15
1
1-20
1
70c
Corp.
(monthly)_i
Monthly _n
;_^___n_
Monthly
Therm-O-Disc, Inc. (quar.)
Triangle Lumber, class A
1
1-
1
2-
30c
Tenney
2-
1-16
2-
56y4c
(quar.)
com.
2-28
$1.18%
.____
(4-for-l
approval of stockholders
preferred
(Common
capital
Brook
2-
2-14
5c
(quar.)
Farnham
ordinary
preferred
50c
(quar.)__;
(quar.)
Linotype
Monongahela Power Co., 4.40%
4.80%
preferred B (quar.)
York
&
realized
40c
-
(quar.)L_;
common
6
Inc.—
Steinberg's Ltd., 5'/4% pfd. A (quar.)_
Sterling Precision Corp., 5% pfd. A (quar.)
$3.50
3-
40c
(Mass.).
(Del.),
preferred
$4.00
2-21
2y2c
(quar.)_:;_,
Chemical
from
Union
2-13
1
—
—
$1.06. y»
—
3-31
3-13
3-
2c
2-15
(Worcester, Mass.)
4-14
3
3
20c
Securities,
37y2c
(quar.)
Marking System,
Nease
&
(Tenn.)
1-20
-
1-
old
common
2-24
(quar.)„
(quar.)_._—
Piping
ment
each
62V2C
Co.
&
Monarch
Stock
(quar.)__
class A
(quar.)_i
preferred
Roe
Union
1-17
plus
for
2-10
—
1-
3-31
$30c
shares
55c
Eagle Oil Co., ordinary
Participating preferred
Michigan Central RR. (s-a)_
New
of
3.578%
3-16
35c
1-17
4-14
Industries.
two
(quar.)
Preferred
$1.64
—
(quar.)—
1-17
15c
50c
share
Investments
Stuart
3-10
4
$22c
Corp.
per
O.)
Springfield Gas Light
Stony
1
2-
held.
Common
5%
4-
$10c
(initial)
common
Engineering,
Fire
&
Casualty Co.
Quarterly
Spartans Industries Inc. (quar.)
(19c
3-10
J$1.25
(quar.)__
(quar.)—.-
received
Taylor Fibre Co.,
Mexican
($0.2337
Co.
Soroban
31/2%
1
12-28
45c
(quar.)__-__
acquired
by
Slater
(A.
Stein,
4-
25c
pfd.
(quar.)
Susquehanna Corp.
cents
gains
(quar.)
Sons, Ltd., 5%
Southern
1-14
3
1-16
7>/2c
.
(N.l, Ltd.
$12.50
12-30
1-31
cents
8.45
&
split)
-
preferred
Monterey
Co.
share
12-30
$3iy4c
(quar.)
Stroe Corp.,
preferred A
subject
Oil
4-1/2%
1
1-
7y2c
Corp.
&
Shareholders
8
1
5-
1-16
15c
:
B
Mfg.
Special
2-
5-15
40c
.4..'
Control
8
long-
(quar.)
National Bank
'
1-30
*1-
(Long Island, N. Y.)
(subject
plus
Moore
common
Mergenthaler
New
25c %
dividend
realized
'
~
Quarterly
Stock
$2.50
(Springfield, 111.)
—
8
3-
8
tl7c
(quar.)
net
(2-for-l
National
400
2-
12c
:___
preferred
Melville
12-23
75c
(quar.)—
3-14
5/<>
-«?
1
90c
—
^
income
National
2-16
—
2-
3-
1-10
Y.) —
__
8
$0,095
——-
quar.)
short-term
common
(Arthur
Corp.,
National
30c
Y.I, 6% pfd. (accum.)
6
2-
1-10
2-15
3iy4c
____
n.—•
20c
payment
(Yonkers,
1-
1
1
Indemnity & Life Insurance—
—
______
(quar.)_.
Corp
dividend
50%
—
Avenue
Florida Steel
div.)
1-16
33-
35c
investment
"preferred
4.50%'
C.)
Fitchburg Gas & Electric Light'(quar.)
551
1
D.
__.—__.
Bank
dividend
(quar.)__
1-10
18c
.___—__——
Midwest
Fairfield
1-16
1-25
Angeles)
common
Slater Industries,
Ltd.,
Preferred (initial)
9
t5c
__.—
Semi-Annual
3IV4C
.__
1-
1-23
10c
.-+1
(H.)
Skelly
1-10
t37y2c
—
—
Corp.,
Mechanics
"
>
,
Class
2-27
17c
B
Sheller
2-28
t60c
.____
realized
Company
$2.50
4%
ordinary—
(quar.)—
($1.49 from
Massachusetts
Ltd.—
rets
1-31
1-16
mvhc
——
lquar.)__
net
4%%
Elliott-Automation,
3
3-10
35c
______——
(increased
investment
Martin
-
series)
___;
vestment)
0
(1956
1-
tl2'V2C
—L—_—
on
Class
2-15
$1.50
(Los
3
1
15c
(quar.)
Bank
1
3-
3-
15c
Common
fij;
1-20
3-
3-15
15c
certificates
—
^SJpp's Candy Shops,
1
3-10
10c
T
National
2-
7V2c
•
-.Quarterly
Smith
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Fund
4V4'//.
.
1
$1.25
—
Co.
Manning, Maxwell
Marquette Corp.
13c
.
2-
t'54c
A
A
.___•
term
1-20
J30c
gains).
1-27
12'/2c
series
Corp.
McCord
Corp.—
preferred
series
Fibre
5%
2-15
$1
(quar.)
Products
1-12
6
20c
Schenectady RR—
Tubular
Stauffer
from
ordinary
Ltd
2-15
75V2C
—
(s-a)
Quarterly
18C
Linoleum,
realized
gains)
Pa.)
(quar.)___
voiing trust
certificates—-
Security-First
6
2-14
&
Co.
&
1-10
1-27
3-
$1
__.
common
<quar.)__;
W.)
1-16
65c
;
Acceptance Corp.,
common.—__
preferred A (quar.)J__
Slater
_
from
gains
Inc.j%____'—L_1
net
net
5%
2
3-3
,
(quar.)
'6-
$5
Holdings, Ltd., class A
participating preferred
25c
Mfg.
3-10
Fund—
Telephone
A
3-3
(quar.)_.
&
R
25c
(quar.)
long-term
Oilcloth
Duro-Test
10-
M
25c
87c
Dreyfus Fund,
preference
series
Longview
$2
common
10c
6-21
m
4-3
7-7
class
preference—
Growth
1-12
1
IV4C
income)
Dominion
Ltd.,
Insurance
(quar.)
and
capital
Participating
Lone
1-12
2-
30c
,4-21
investment
(Pittston,
(quar.)—,—
Balanced
(quar.)
1960
from
Bank
preferred (quar.)_:
Groceterias, Ltd.—
$1.50
.
1-13
1-31
Providence,
(quar.)_
Corp.
trust
Skinner Chuck
_.
$2.40
1-10
1-16
$1.50
Inc.—
from., net
63V2c
from
(quar.)—____—__T
National
Loblaw
iquar.t_
Dobbs Houses,
and
Corp.
12c
Extra
1-17
6
v
of
Loblaw
_
Clay
'
2-10
1
4-
'5-22
40c
^
payment
1
2-
1
—
3-
(s-a)
Co.
(Pa.)
Lincoln National Bank & Trust Co. of Central
N.
Y.
(Syracuse) (quar. I
(quar.)
stock
Bank
1-16
$2
S.l
National
2-10
1 stk. split
Hampshire.) —
6
10c
12 V2c
1
—
& Raynolds
Dickey
County
(quar.)
1
IV4C
Finance
Inc.
1
1-16
6
II-29
1
50c
(quar.)
Trust
Securities
5-
1-10
2-
(Phila.)
(quar.)__.
(initial-quar.)
A
(Howard
Antonio
Voting
Simon
2-
Liquidating
Devoe
Apparel,
income
Class
—i
Voting
6
40c
,
lquar.)_
3-
Detroit, Hilldale & South West RR.—
Dial
Co.
2-
6c
debenture
S.)
Fund—
Liberty
—
(quar.)
2-
10c
V,
25c
for
__v
Mfg.
A
'rr^-ri
20c
1
Sawhill
12c
—
Light
Corp.,
preferred
Saratoga
y.
Fund, Inc.—
Corp.
(monthly)!!.-—.
•
&
Island)
6
"
3
50c
(quar.)
Hospital
Textile
2-
6
3
4-
$0.63
;_
Rubbermaid, Inc. (quar.)
Ryder System, Inc. (reduced)
"
monthly)—frt
Co.
Power
Island
3-
4-
3
2-
4-15
$1
1-25
4
3-
2-
1
1-31
3-
3-
1
3-
15c
3-15
1
3-
35c
1-20
San
3
12-29
42V2c
1
Sams
3
1-20
$.0025
7
2-15
4
4-
1-10
2-
,4
4-
1-
1
39c
2-
,5-
1-14
2-
65c
1-
12c
._
30c
1-16
(Rhode
1
1
1-27
1-10
3-1
1-17
1-31
2-15
12c
(monthly)
(S.
Lessona
Quarterly
Dennison
(monthly)—
1
2-15
1-15
1
2-
65c
1-20
12c
,
1-17
$1.06y4
Gamble
5c
(monthly 1
1-20
3-
1
(quar.)
&
5c
.
Lancaster
10c"
J.)
2-
1
2-
preferred
Riegel
1-18
2-21
2-
3-15
$1.37y2
5c
(monthly 1
2-14
$1.25
N.
1-31
1-20
(quar.)__
25c
(monthly)
preferred
Kresge
Properties—
Quarterly
Co.__
Fund
(monthly)-
Lorain
DeMun
25c
25c
preferred
2-28
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
Co._.
preferred
12c
1 accum. >_
City,
1-13
,
L'Aiglon
income)
Ridge
conv.
Company
1-18
2-10
preferred
Rhode
$4
$1.16
(New
National/Ltd.
(From
M.)
I-20
1-31
50c
;
deposits receipts Ordinary.*
Corp
;.
K.), Inc. (Del.) —
Rap-In-Wax Co.
1-13
2-10
2-15
4c
Republic Service Corp. (s-a)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.
1-11
2-10
!60c
30c
;_
Quarterly
1-17
$2.81
$1.50
A
1-18
1-31
2-15
—
(quar.)
Provident Tradesmens Bank & Trust
1-16
13 %c
(quar.)_
1-23
60c
Continental Growth
pfd.
conv.
(quar.)
Hampshire)
(quar.)__
1-25
1
1-18
1
25c
Puget Sound
Pennsylvania
12c
3-15
$1.06
Fund, Inc
Conduits
of
1-28
2-
1
(2-for-l split subject to approval of stock¬
holders March 14).
1-20
2-20
$1
State
1
iNew
2-
3-
'
Scale
(H.
414%
1-23
2-
45c
3
2-15
c
35c
12c
1-10
(quar.)
preferred
31 \U
(quar.)
(monthly)
3-31
,
2V2
a
Co.
(quar.)
(monthly)
2-15
9
1-31
2-
(quar.)
55c
Porter
Arms
held)
5
—
Ltd.—
Procter
Savage
(quar.)
the
2-15
1
Francisco)
Airways
Company
$4 preferred
1-27
43c
B
7c
(quar.)
(Jersey
approve
Electric
Common
of
A
$1.20
Electric—
class
Co.
7VaC
1-
National
5y2%
B
30c
12-
1-12
dividend)
stock
$1.20
1-20
(San
:
(initial),
C.)
American
2-15
1-12
1-30
20c
(quar.)
Bank
Bank
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
Quarterly
Philippine Iron Mines
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Pillsbury Company, common (quar.)_
Plessey,
—
A
Peoples
stock¬
Inc
B
87V2c
(initial-quar.)
Commercial
to
Class
1-20
1-23
net
(quar.)
$1.20
(quar.)
Paper,
subject
Pak
Corp., class A
Class
Corp.
World
Tube
(J.
Pneumatic
com.
of
Nut
Class
Louis
(quar.)—:
Locks
1-31
1-25
6
$1.25
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Gas (quar.)
1-23
25c
common
Feiss
Class
(quar.)
preferred
from
1-17
—
Extra
—
(stock
of
(Earle
(Quar.
preferred
9c
American
Penney
1-23
2-23
Class
,____
Ohio
2-23
2-23
25c
plus
split
Portion
Income
Kratter
1
one
(quar.)
income)
1
25c
_
Monthly
Monthly
1-27
3-20
5-1
3-
1-20
3%
:
Kelling
4
$1
shares
series)
(quar.)
3-15
1-
1
ioc
(Chicago)
1-15
2-
30c
6
1
18c
f$l
Quarterly
14)
Quarterly
1956
&
preferred
Combined
stock
Co.
&
1-20
2-
$1.25
common
Co.
}
(Dallas)
15
Fund,
1-17
1-
$5.60
American
Tea
1-
30c
(quar.)
1-16
1-16
1-31
Lighting
Peerless
2-
20c
—
1-16
2-24
30c
preferred
National
Increased
America
20c
Inc.,
Joseph
held'.?"
&
Pacific
for each share
Jorgensen
2-28
50c
(s-ai__
Southern
&
4.25 V
60c
receiving
(quar.)
investment
Columbus
Coral
of
shares
of
_
Extra
Fund—
(From
6V
2-
Finance—
pfd.
Colonial
6V
2-15
87J/2c
Acceptance Corp., class A
Colonial
Istel
2IV2C
Chicago
Co.,
preferred
Ironite,
5%
<quar.)__
Colgate-SPalmolive
1-20
1-16
$5
Pacific
3-15
80c
1
2-1
15c
100
Cleveland,
5%
2-
13%c
<quar.i__
Co.
(s-ai
4-
(reduced)
share, for,«sich
Batteries
(The)
Insurance
1
3-15
1
3
1-26
3-10
20c
Paper,
Pacific
1
55c
preferred
3-20
2-
(quar.)
Shareholder^:.have option
Insurance
Gloucester, Inc
Power,
1-10
t'20c
Soya Co. (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. common
conv.
Idaho
1
18c
(quar.)—
4-
1
Peerless Insurance Co.
Inc., 5% pfd.
(George A.) & Co.
1-16
142VaC
(Cleveland)
4-
Oxford
1-16
3-27
Stores
Hormel
31c
dividend)
20c
$1.50
1-16
3-
3-
1
25c
Quarterly
2-24
share
4-
tl5c
linitial-quar.)
(stock
1
.
dividend
Corp.
$1
(quar.)
Gas,
1
2-
1-20
1-19
4-
35c
VTC___
Republic Life Insurance Co.
4-10
for
(One
12-20
Ltd._
2-
3-15
Industry Shares—
25c
(quar.i__
1-16
(monthly)
3-13
26VaC
Central
3V2%
Hill
1-13
1
'
Fund,
Service
Central National
1-25
2-
.
1
Old
1
2-15
121/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-10
of
95c
Ltd
2-
Common
Nunn-Bush Shoe Co.
7C
Henderson's
2-17
100%;
(quar.)
$1.27 V2
&
7c
Interstate Co
Holly
•_
1-16
1-16
B
Pan
Atlantic &
4V
Sugar,
Ltd.
Natural
Charge
1
2-15
4-
(quar.)
Investment
Canadian
3-
50c
;
1
1
Corp.
(monthly)
Corp.
(quar.)
2-
2-
Car
_
Common
2-17
time)
dividend)
1-13
$1.25
30c
Telephone, class A (quar.)_
Northwestern Utilities,
Ltd., 4% pfd. (quar,)
Norwalk Truck
Lines, Inc. (Ohio)—
1-13
1
American
2-
93%c
Florida
1-27
holders Feb.
2-17
North
Holders
Payable of Rec.
82V2C
(quar.)
2-10
Insurance
Gulf
Gas—
Canadian Breweries, Ltd.
Central
1
87VaC
(stock
Dominion
Canadian
1-16
3- .1
50c
(increased)
preferred
Canada
Gulf
1-20
1
3-
$1.18%
Buckeye Steel Castings (reduced)
Bullock's, Inc., 4 %• pfd. (quar.')__
Burry
1-31
$1.06%
this
1
2-
50c
(increase s-a)
Gas, com. (quar.)
(quar,)__
(monthly)-.
Stock
_—
2-
10c
.____
2-
30c
from capital g.ains
investment income)
(quar.)___L
at
A
preferred
When
Share
Insurance Co.
7c
Republic
Growth
3.75%
1-27
50c
$1.25
Per
„
Fire
No-Sag Spring Co.
Northwest
(quar.i
class
1
62 VaC
;
the
$1.50
preferred
Corp.,
2-24
.
York
North
(quar.)
(16c
(quar. 1
Taunton
Common
&
(One
omitted
Instrument
Brockton
1-9
20c
(quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp.,
Bowmar
2-21
split of the
(quar.)
payment
voting
Year-end
& Company (quar.)
"C" Stores—
Big
3-15
2-6
7V2c
common
preferred
$6
Inc.—
2-for-l
29c
(Increased-s-a)
4c
America,
a
80c
-
1
3-10
(quar.)
Gould-National
3-14
;
1-13
Co.,
preferred
4%%'
Best
1-12
Candy
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Behlen
&
1-27
2-14
_____
2-
3-24
Indiana—
voting preferred (quar.i
voting preferred (quar.)
voting preferred (quar.)
1
30c
approve
preferred
.
$2
2-28
shares
common
V
$5
1-27
Class
(accum.)
income
Retailers
Stockholders
6
2-10
(quar. I
investment
3
2-
Refining Co. (quar.)_
Physics & Science Fund—
Atomics
Bell
pfd.
preferred
8c
-
2-15
25c
(qutir.)
of
„
Name of Company
New
New York State
Electric &
56 %c
Waterworks Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
5.10% preferred (quar.)
Inc.—
income—
Brand,
4.80%
1-18
,
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Utilities
5%
1-18
3-
1-20
General
9c
+_
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd.—
5 Vz %
1st preferred B (quar.)
Anvil
2-17
50c
1
of Rec.
1-31
30c
preferred
133/4c
Alpha Beta Food Markets (special)
Alside, Incorporated (quar.)
American
2-15
6c
:
Gas Trunk Line, 6% %
pfd. A (quar.)
Control, Inc.
(quar.)
Mills, Inc. (quar. 1.
Radio Corp.
(quar.).
Allied
3-24
t$1.56V4
__
2-
Telephone Co.
Oil
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred C
(quar.)
General
Telephone
Co.
of
of Rec.
18c
Public
$2
Holders
Payable
(quar.)
Alberta
Allied
When
Share
Company
preferred
Crude
General
payments
Per.
Name of
conv.
General
previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Adams-Millis
Holders
Payable
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc. (quar.)___
Gar Wood
Industries, Inc.—
two separate
dividends an¬
we
When
Share
Company
General
Then
show
we
Name of
9
1-30
12-30
25c
3-
1
25c
4-
1
3-20
20c
3-
1
2-10
„
2-15
3-15
2-20
10
Below
(206)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
give the dividends announced in previous
we
Per
given
Per
Name of Company
Vending Corp. (stock dividend)——
Quarterly
cash
dividend
Steel
Acme
Co.___
Adirondack
Affiliated
Air
1-20
1-
2-25
1-25
1-13
10c
2-
4
Products
Algoma
Inc.
1-16
(initial)—.—
.(from
Products
(stock
Central
.Common
pet
Bay
$3.75
4%'
Co.
of
America,
1st
Stock
5%
dividend
on
Book
Co.
Biltrite
Stock
American
Cable
American
Can
Rubber
Cement
American
and
A
American
and
1-25
1-
2-
20c
1
1-26
2-
30c
Transit
&
Viscose
American
Vitrified
(increased-quar.)__
75c
(increased
Center
50c
T
pfd.
&
preferred
4%
preferred
$56'Ac
$56ViC
(s-a)
2-
shares
(quar.)
1-16
$36c
1-
1-
3
1-16
1-
1
1-
9<
2-
1
1-
9
3-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
(quar.).
25c
Aro
4%
-_.
Equipment
Corp.
(quar.)
Water,
7%
preferred
(quar.)
St?.tioners Supply (quar.)
4%
Electric
City
preferred
4.75%
3.75%
Ltd.
Austin,
Nichols
$1.20
prior
$4.50
1
2-20
1-16
12-15
2-
1
$1.18%
22-
1
1-
1
93%c
_
&
5
1-
1-
;
5
5
$25c
;
(quar.)
1-
3
1
1-
3
2-
1
1-20
$1.50
preferred
171/aC
17 Vac
__
(quar.)
(quar.)
Axe-Houghton
Fund
from
&
1-13
1-28
1-13
1-28
1-13
1-28
1-13
12 VaC
"B"
capital
S.)
,
1-28
15c
(quar.)
preferred B
Corp.
1-13
15c
,_tZT
(quar.)
1-28
37VaC
__.
preferred A
from
Company,
preferred
preferred
(1947
1-
6
35c
1-31
1-16
$1.12Va
1-31
1-20
$1.12 Va
•_!
series)
1-27
1-27
6
income
1-31
1-20
common..
(quar )
4Va%
2-20
10c
(6c
gains)-
4(4%
(quar.;
15c
1-31
1-10
Common
4%
(reduced)
...
■
non-cumulative
preferred
(quar.)
1-12
3-20
2-17
20c
6-19
5-19
20c
l_
1-26
20c
,_j
(reduced)
9-18
8-18
-
$1
3-20
2-17
$1
)
preferred
6-19
5-19
$1
7%
9-18
8-18
55c
12-26
1-20
12-26
1-20
12-26
$1.07
___;
1-20
$1.75
$1
(quar.)
4%
preferred (auar.)
4(4%
preferred (quar.)
1-20
12-26"
40c
$55c
Barcalo
Basic
Mfg.
Class
A
Baystate
Beam
(quar.)
preferred A
B.)
Paper,
30c
1-31
1-16
28 Vac
1-31
1-16
$50c
(quar.)
;
Bell
Telephone
Belmont
Iron
Beneficial
Biddeford
Biederman's
Bloch
Works
Bros.
6%' pref.
Saco
Furniture
Tobacco,
(quar.)"
Blyvqoruitzicht
Boise
Cascade
Bostitch,
Water
Inc.,
Gold
Corp.
class
common
4-
3
3-23
1-16
12-30
1
3-10
2-
1
12-31
2Va%
$55c
50c
12 VaC
..
class
3-23
4-
(quar.)
Co.,
1
$25c
_~
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
&
1-21
$17 Vic
dividend)
Canada" (quar.)
of
2-
3
1%
(stock
Co.
1
1
4-
50c
._
Properties, Inc. (extra)
__"
Beaver Lumber, Ltd.
(quar.)
~
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd!, 7% pfd (quar.)_III
Co.
32-
7 Vac
,
Beaux-Arts
Howell
1-17
37 Vac
(increased)__.
dividend
&
1-27
Ltd.—
Distilling Co.
Bell
9
12-31
(quar
(quar.)
Corp.
(J.
Stock
&
1-
2- 1
5c
common
convertible
Power
1-16
1
'
Co.___
Products,
41/2%
Bathurst
$1.25
A
common
21c
(quar.)
1-27
1-
1-16
2-
6
12-15
1
1-13
1-31
1-13
1-20
1-
1-25
9
12-30
fining,
American
(quar.)
(quar.)_____.
v
30c
shs.
2-15
1-31
75c
A
1-16
1
3-31
3-18
15c
-
3-
6
10c
2-
3
20c
"
12-20
1-16
1-
3-
3
3-
3
Class
A
&
12-31
2-15
2-
1-
2
2
2-
1
1-
2
2-
1
1-
2
10c
(increased)—
Co., Inc.,
Co.,
$2 pfd.
A
(s-a)
Ltd.
1-20
$2
1-20
1-
25c
2-
1
1-10
50c
3-15
2-16
$75c
2-15
1-13
(quar.)
Central
Power &
4.20%,
pref.
B
preferred
de
Chain
Store
Pasco
(final)
2-15
1-31
1-16
V4
12-10
4-
1
3-
$1.75
1-13
12-31
2-
1
12-31
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
1-16
1-31
1-31
2-28
1-
1-20
1-10
37c
2-
12-30
12-30
5
2-10
1-20
2-10
1-20
25c
____
1-
6
1-31
1-
6
1-16
1-
6
1-31
1-12
68 %c
.
(quar.)
.
40c
30c
v
1-31
25c
___
.____
1-31
-
25c
2-
2-
1-12
,
1
$1
'
1
(quar.)!
pfd.
_!
Trust
1-10
1-14
1
1-19
2-
6%
1
1-
1-16
2-
1
1
1-20
25c
2-
1
1-10
2-15
1-13
62 Vic
2-15
2-
2-
3-31
1-16
12-23
37 Vac
2-15
1-13
1-
6
$2
2-
1
$4.50 preferred
iquar.)__
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
guaranteed
7%
regular
guaranteed
(initial)
preferred
Power
Gas
Gas.
$1.25
System,
Pictures
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
(C. G.). Ltd.. common
(quar.)_:
Connecticut General Life Insurance—
Stock
dividend
(Subject
to
approval
in
$2 05
preferred
preferred
Connohio, Inc., 40
40
cents
l quar.)
1
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
6
1-31
1-23
1-31
1-23
1-31
1-10
1-31
cents
1-10
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)_
1-16
12-29
1-16
12-29
2-
1
$15c
2-
1
115c
1-11
1-
1-16
6 Va %
3
12-26
2-24
Eichler Homes
Stock
Ekco
preferred
Ltd.
4%%
(accum.)__
Capwell Co.
&
Heating
Factor
Fairbanks
Falstaff
(Max)
6%
2-15
1-12
Farmers
pfd.
TquarJ333
2-1
2-15
2-
(Wash.)
(stock
3-31
47 Vac
2-
1
1-
5
2-
1
1-
5
51c
2-
1
3-15
1-
5
2-
1
1-
5
55c
2-
r
1-
5
"
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
;
;
'
12-15
3-
1-30
1-16
1-31
3-
1-13
1
2-10
2-23
1-16
12-30
30c
1-16
12-30
25c
1-16
12-30
4%
1-16
12-15
$1.50
2-
1
1-25
32Vac
(initial)_3_33I
1-20
1-10
1
-3-15
1-25
12-31
4-
7 VaC
1
3-15
1-27
12-30
1
-1-14
4-
Co.
5%
'
20c
3333—3
(quar.)_
1
3-
(quar.)
pfd.
Co.! (Newark.
12-31
3-10
5%
(quar.)
(initial)
2-21
3-10
25c
$3
2-
15c
2-
1
1-14
(quar.)
t35c
2-
1
1-18
B____—
J25c
2-
1
1-18
*35c
2-
1
1-13
1
2-17
;
Department Stores,
3
5-20
3_3~_~
3
Insurance
.
2-15
1-
6-10
30c
!_
1
1-20
50c
(increased)
Ltd
2-15
1
3-
$1.18%
87 V2C
_
dividend)
Insurance
common
12-22
12-15
I2V2C
conv.
Life
Quarterly
New
3
dividend)"-™
preference
Federated
1-20
1-16
1-16
12VaC
Ltd.—
class
$1.40
12-23
35c
Federal Grain,
Ltd., class A & class B
Extra on both class A and
Federal
1-17
20c
dividend)
Fate-Root-Heath Co.
1-15
12-23
5%
__3.
(quar.)
Mines
1-15
1
1-16
$1.25
;
1
1
2-
6
6
1-15
'
33
(stock
World
1-
1-
1-20
3-15
45c
(quar.)__
common
Uranium
New
12-31
5%
(quar.)
Quarterly
6
1-25
2-
I
(quar.)________3
6%
6
12-29
1
;
3
(stock
Co.
1-
1-
1-16
tl2'/2c
Company,
Brewing,
Faraday
1-25
2-15
1
1-16
25c
Y
common
preferred
!
1
12-31
3%
(quar.)
&
22-
$1.50
Products,
Industries
Manufacturing
12-27
3-17
2-
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-27
1
$1.12 Va
America
(quar.)
A
12-28
4-
50c
1131111"
Emporium
Inc.,
,
3-17
25c
10c
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
preferred
1
5%
I
dividend)
Employers Group Assoc. (quar.)
Eversharp,
4-
-
25c
Empire Financial Corp. (stock
dividend)
Empire State Oil (s-a)
Class
1
$1.75
t-.'
2-
7 Vac
-
1-15
10c
2%
preferred
1
5
$$1
(quar.)
12-27
1-
5
$1.50
Empire District Electric, 5%
1
1-20
12-11
:
dividend
1-25
•
1-17
(quar.)
(quar.)_!
Mfg.
2-
3-
2-28
;
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
2-
IOC
(quar.)
(quar.I.
dividend
$1.16
20c
3-15
$1.50
12-30
1
1-12
1-
(s-a)
Englehard
2-
1
Ltd.—
6%
preferred (quar.)
Elastic Stop Nut
Corp._of
Stock
dividend
5%
2-
1-26
$$1.75
;.
Eauity Corp., $2 preferred
(quar.)_
Erie &
Pittsburgh RR., guaranteed (quar.)
Ero
1
12-30
11-21
25c
1-20
2-
1-10
1-27
1-16
17 Vac
Products
$1.31 V*
10c
(quar.)
2-15
12-29
1-25
$20c
(quar.)
1-17
1-20
5
3%
1
2-15
1-10
(final)
1-30
2Va%
1-
1-25
87 VaC
common
(stocK
!
1-16
$1.12 Va
2-
51 VaC
;
pfd.
12-22
15c
1-17
50c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
1-14
1-16
2-10
Co.—
(accum.)__
Bakeries,
Extra
_____
1
$55c
1
100%
1
1-14
2-
$10c
2-
15c
(quar.)
1-13
1
(quar.)__
&
$6 preferred B (accum.)
Echlin Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Edison
Bros.
Stores
Emhart
4-
of
March)
Connecticut Light & Power, $1.90
pfd.
$2
preferred
(quar.)
."
preferred
1-20
12-30.
3-
$1.12 Va
-
1
7
expenses
Assn., common
preferred
(quar.)
Eastern States
Corp., $7 pfd. A
35c
<quar.)____
and
$1
7c
common
V
3-
$17 Vac
Racing
Emco,
6c
investment income)
1-17
2-15
2-
(quar.)
tax
Ltd.,
Centers
Industries
1-20
50c
_!—
1-31
2-28
2-
_'.
participating
2-15
28c
Conn
$2.04
1
$1.06 V4
Ky.) (increased quar. 1
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund-rGas,
Canada,
Eastern
45c
27 Vac
"
12-30
tl5c
(quar.)__
Nemours
dividend
preferred
1-12
31V4C
______
3-20
1-30
$$1.12 Va.
preferred
de
Enamel
preferred
1
3
Kootenay Power, Ltd.—
1-28
8c
dividend)
preferred
stockholders
1-20
Corp.—
(stock
Natural
2-
$$1
!
9
2-
4-
Ltd.—
Ducommun Metals & Supply Co.
15c
Co.—
I
1-
2-15
J20c
—
(quar.)___L
of
Stock
4%%
$$1
4.64% preferred (quar.)
5.25%
preferred (quar.)
Commonwealth Investment Co. (optional)—_
Commonwealth
Life
Insurance
(Louisville,
5% %
1-16
5%
.■
common
Combustion Engineering Inc.
(quar.)
Commonwealth Edison, common (quar.)
(From
1-16
7
5c
'
Colllngwood Terminals, Ltd.,
Concord
1
2-
87 VaC
(quar.):
$4.25
2-
50c
(quar.)
Steel,
preferred
Pont
Stock
special
1
Laboratories—
I.)
East Pennsylvania RR.
2-15
$1.12 Va
4%
Common
-
3%
(quar.)>
12-30
2-
f$1.25
■
(quar.)
Eastern
1-20
(Chicago)—
com.
(E.
Eastern
75C
Illuminating,
&
preferred
East
3-14
1
$1.70
______
12-21
25c
(quar.)
com.
income
participating
Eagle Food
Ry.
dividend)
9
1-31
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
$3.50
du
3
$1.50
Film
Pont
1-20
2-
Co.
Corp!
3-
$37 VaC
Ltd.
$4.50
2-10
87 VaC
Quarterly
(stock
60c
3
12 VaC
Trust Co.
6
depositary, equal to approximately
per depositary share).
Du-Art
12-30
5-15
Monthly
British
2-
1-15
.
8-15
Manufacturing
(Less
7%
semi-annual)
6
1-
12-29
37 Vac
Chemical, common (quar.).
Textile, Ltd. (quar.)_
Dorman Long & Co., Ltd.,
ordinary (final)
1-19
1
&
1-
1-16
2VtC
—
Dominion
1
1
(Ridgewood, N. J.) (incr.
City Investing Co. (quar.)
1
U7VaC
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Dominion Steel & Coal Ltd.
Dominion Tar &
2-
1
City National Bank
1-10
2-
39c
preferred (quar.).
Dominion Glass, Ltd., com.
for
3-
Trust
12-31
1
$0.10
$1.25
&
1-16
1-20
2-
27c
4V2%
1-14
30c
Pacific
12-21
(Del.)—
(quar.)__
pref.
(quar.)
Dominion Foundries
1-19
10c
Texas
1-16
6%
,
Inc.
2nd
1
$1.75
(quar.)
1-20
5%
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)
Monthly
I
1
41c
-
6
1-30
37VaC
(quar.)
Dome Mines, Ltd.
du
(quar.)_
3
1-
40c
dividend)——.—
(stock
preferred
2-
34c
gains)dividend).
(stock
Bank
$1.56
2-
37 Vac
capital
1-27
1-
1-16
40c
—
gains
!
/.
Dividend Shares, Inc.—
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Dodge Mfg. Co., common (quar.).
35c
—__
2-15
1-31
10c
(quar.)
capital
35c
—
(from
&
From
$1.05
:
Estate
Diebold, Inc.
Fabrics,
: 25c
j
(quar.)-—
5
25c
,—
Bridge,
$1.05
,,
.
1-10
15c
_____
(quar.)
1-25
55c
common
Dominion
12-30
6-
Columbia
preferred
1-11
30c
(initial quar.)
Dominion
1-26
9-
Columbia
$1.50
1
30c
—
(increased-quar.)
Detroiter Mobile Homes
1-10
1-
2-
50c
(quar.)—__—__
6
12-30
$1.25
&
Tunnel
1-10
1-16
$1.25
Incr—
4
1-26
$1.25
Central
Canada
93%C
.__
(increased quar.)
1-
1-18
(quar.)
Oil
Light
1-
1
5c
$10c
preferred
Colorado
(quar.—
&
Dominion & Anglo Investment—
5% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Colorado
Inc.
Power
Vilbis Co. (quar.)__
Diamond National Corp.,
12-30
,
preferred
non-cum.
Daystrom,
——
Ordinary
(interim)
Diversified Growth Stock Fund,
1
1
5%
7%
1
—
(quar.)——
Dana Corporation, 3%% preferred A (quar.)
Davenport Water, 5% preferred (quar.)
Dayco Corp., $2 class A pref. (quar.)
3
1
2-
5%
dividend
1
2-
(quar.)__—
preferred
3-
4-
2-
"V
(quar.)___
Electric Corp.
Cincinnati, New Orleans
5%
preferred (quar.)
Chemical
2-
$1.13
(quar.)
Distillers, Ltd.—
________
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, com. tquar.)_
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal RR.—
4%
preferred
(s-a.i
*—_______—
Stock
1-10
$1.06
preferred
41/2%
3
—:__
(quar.)
common
Chicago Molded Products
Click
1
preferred
$4
3
(increased)__
(extra)
____.
Electric
2-
Light,
3-
$30c
—
Clarostat
9-15
$1
&
Power
$4.24
3-
$1.25
Chesapeake Corp. (Va.)
(quar.)
;
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry! Co.—
:
3(4% conv. preferred (quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.__—
Cletrac
6-15
1
$75c
(initial)
National
3
3
1
__
Champlin Oil & Refining (quar.)__
Chase Manhattan Bank (increased quar.)—.;
1st
3-16
9-29
4-
50c
Citizens
3-31
7-
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Corp.
1-
3-16
$1.75
Dallas
3
$9334C
(quar. >_.
Public Service—
Real
1-23
3-31
$1.75
Edison
$37 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Century Shares Trust
3-10
$15c
$1.75
(quar.)
Detroit
1-31
$45c
Corp., $1.40 pref. A (quar.)
preferred
1
(quar.)
$12 VaC
:
common
(quar.).;
Vermont
5.44%
4-
preferred
&
1-13
2-15
$25c
Light, 4%
preferred
6
preferred
Detroit
1-31
$$1.25
(quar.)-.
Securities
1-15
7%
______
Ltd.
&
12-30
1-31
2-16
Nest Pass Coal, Ltd.
(extra)—
Cuban-American Sugar, 7% pfd. (quar.)__—
7%
preferred (quar.)
I
Cheqaical Coatings,
$1.50
common
Gas
1
$15c
25c
DeSoto
(quar.)
com.
Co.
Gag,
preferred
2-
6
4
International Corp.-r-
Delaware
$75c
(quar.)
Aguirre Sugar (quar.)
Hudson
1-r
(quar.)
De
preferred
$2.75
1-17
1-25
(quar.)
12-28
Ltd
common
Central
1-27
60c
—
12-28
$15c
(quar.)_
Central Electric &
1-
—
(quar.)
1-27
: E$1.06
common
Light,
&
1
—
1-27
$5c
Corp.,
$1.50
1-
'
(L. E.)
preferred
Celotex
Central
1-
1
33c
1
4.20%
Central
1
2-
2
50c
iquar. 1
&
2-
10c
$5c
(quar.)__
Industries, Ltd.,
Power
1-12
11V4C
$8%c
(s-at
Ltd.,
Caterpillar Tractor,
5%
1
2-
$12 VaC
Bronze,
1-13
1
$6c
Crow's
1-20
$15c
class
Ry.
1-13
1-31
2-
.
_____
Seal
1-31
10c
17 Vac
1-13
h.
of Commerce
6
3
1
1
(initial)
Seal
3
4-
Corp.——
&
3
4-
————
$75c
preferred
Extra
$2.20
1-
Crown Cork
12-30
$25c
Cleveland
15c
Common
1-20
'
(quar.)
(L.
1
2-
30c
(quar.)
A
4c
2-
Co.—
preference
Class
Ayres
1-27
12-30
1
1-20
34c
(quar.)
(quar.):
Ltd.,
Bank
Cerro
1
j2- T
3-
30c
(quar.)
(quar )
1-13
Banking Corp.—
Common
and
3.
—
B
1
$25c
Automobile
Avco
2-
$1
pfd.
12-31
1
1-20
2-
(s-a)
Carpentei1
9
'
(quar. j
(quar.)_
Refining,
Stesls,
common
2-
1
75c
common
Cassiar-Asbestos Corp.,
12-31-
30c
Extra
6%
5
1-16
13c
(quar.)__
preferred
Atlantic
Co.,
Ltd.
Pacific Ry.
(s-a)—
Carolina, .Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.
5
1-
2-
43 %C
5% non-cumulative
preferred (s-a)
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Ry.
(s-a)___.
6%
1-
3-24
25c
;
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
Common (quar.)
;
Atlantic
12-31
:
preference
$1.40
Associated
Atlas
1-20
1-20
Artesian
1-31
31c
.'—
B
Central
Constable
Year-end
Cork
Canadian
3
2-
30c
_
Corp. —
(payable in stock)
Crown
31V4C
(quar.)
Packers
Carolina
3
$1.12 Va
.__
(quar.)
Gas
6
12-23
(quar.)
com.
Foundries, Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
7Va%
1-20
62VaC
preferred
Cork
10-
1-20
'
Mines,
Canadian Drawn Steel,
1-13
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
4.50%
Crown
10-27
Iron
Canadian
for
-
preferred
5%
1-11
1-16
(Va.)—
4V2%
Western
1
1-25
1-16
Co.
A
Canadian
1-10
t$0.007
pfd.
6
1
$1.13
(quar.)
quar.)
Mortgage,. Ltd.
6
Extra
1-20
5c
5c 2nd
Lake
Canada Southern
12-21
1
25c
.
B
1
2-
held)
Class A (quar.)
Appalachian Power
Arkansas
2-
20c
—
(quar.)—
par
Red
Canadian
1-10
1-25
t25c
(quar.)
6
40c
EStra
2-10
1 ;
Stores
Beverage
4-
—
(quar.)____.
Class
12-30
2-
Cornet
7-
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
1-31
3-1
4
1-
30c
preferred
Canada
4
1-20
1-
4-27
I
preferred
Canada
1-13
1
t73c
com.
Telephone,
(quar.)
Class
6-26
2-
62 Vac
Film
1-
3
1-26
f30c
(quar.)
&
1-16
7-
(increased
Products
7-29
(quar.)_—
1-18
t70c
Anthes-Imperial, Ltd., class B
pref.
1
3%
(quar.>__
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd. (s-a)
Trap Co. of America,
Animal
&
Campbell Soup Co,
Canada Foils, Ltd.,
12-20
50c
tquar.)
(quar.)—
(Six
2-
$2.25
(s-a)
Co.
Anglo American Exploration. Ltd. (stx. div.)
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
$2.80 preferred (quar.)—;
:
-Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)
preferred
1-31
Inc.
Corn
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
Campbell
1-16
75c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Water
Co.
preferred
4y4%
A
Packing
pfd.
$1.25
1-10
1-31
3-
Ltd. (s-a)—
(reduced)
Cooper-Jarrett,
31ViC
common
■1
$4.50
share
1-19
4-
$1.04
(reduced)
4
Crestshire Corp
Crouse Hinds Co.
—
$3
$1.32
1-16
$1
—
(initial).
1-20
—-
Lines
3
12-28
2-
1-
2-20
Engineering—
l-
1-27
$1.75
1-16
1-21
$1.12 Vi
1: ~
1-16
2-
2-15
$5c
7%
(quar.)
Power,
Products—
Clayton
div.
1
5C
quar.)
Industries
$1.20
3
1-
1
$12 VaC
5c
57 Vac
.
Corp.
Conwest Exploration,
Coronation
(quar.)—____
$1.24
2-17
1-30
2-15
Cott
v
12-16
1-16
—
10c
12-28
T—
2-
&
Transport
12-28
$3.50
12-16
65c
(quar.)
Motors
1-16
.
1-13
1-16
(quar.)
common
Continental
1-16
Extra
—
Co.,
each
1
26c
dividend
Anderson.
Chemical
3-
2-10
$12 VaC
2-27
1
—
(increased)
Ltd
(quar.)
Aviation
10c
—
Co.
Gas
(quar.)
preferred
15c
(s-a)
Power,
1-20
gains)
Corp.
Arnoskeag
Chemical
1
2-10
30c
(quar.)—_______
Oregon
1-20
2-
common
Electric
investment
cap.
M() Co.,
California
Corp.—
American
Ansul
1
preferred
$4.50 preferred
25c
California
1-16
2-
$1.12 Va
—
from
realized
Paper
preferred
Anken
1
25c
(quar.)
40c
—.;—
California
Inc.—
Gas
Recreation
2-
2-
8
Reduced
3-T
3-15
30c
1-
$1.30
—
5
$1.25
(6c
(A.
California
(monthly)—_____
$4.16
15c
(reduced)
__
participating preferred
1-20
1-
12-30
3-15
1
2-
1
(distribution
Trust
Petroleums,
Consumers Power Co.,
2-23
5%
,
preferred (quar.
Company, Ltd., common
7%
1-31
1-23
6
$12 VaC
in
4%
1-
2-
$10c
Natural
West
Continental
_—
CMP
1
3
60c
(quar.)____
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
Butterfly Hosiery, 7% preferred
1-16
2-15
-3-
10c
cents
Byers
Investment
___——
Continental
—
commoil
1
1-13
2-
2-15
Y.) —
capital gains in shares or cash)
Mining & Smelting (Canada)-—
$4.52
(s-a)___
——
Plan,
2-
1
2-15
$40c
(N.
(quar.)
Consolidated
for
6
■
5c
—
common
from
conv.
payable
$12 Vac
(Pa.)
from
2-
10c
5%
$1.25
Co.
Consolidated
10% Y
(Fla.)
1-12
12-27
$25c
Consolidated
$12 VaC
1-13
25c
Trust
•
Consolidated
3
1-16
50c
(quar.)
Common
1-20
37 Vac
Finance
3-
12-16
2-15
(increased-quar.)
12-30
1-24
___________
stock)
Natural
Pad
Arnold
60
&
__
preferred
Burns
12-30
'■■■
(quar.)
American
$2.50
1-16
6%.
1-13
25c
(stock div.
Fund
American
,
1
2-25
__—__.
Climax,
American
Stock
2-
30c
(quar.)
Mutual
income
B
Co.,
preferred
American
5%
1
50c
(annual)—
(quar.)
Products
Metal
American
$2.90
1-13
4%
-
Corp.
(quar.)__
common
preferred
4'/2%
2-
Budget
1-16
10c
___.—__—
Co.
class
Home
American
Stock
5
1-17
10c
—
(initial)
American-Marietta
6%
1-
1
1-31
Bank
1-13
1
1
Edison
preferred
$5
(s-a)
.
„____
1-27
42-
Products, Ltd.—
±_j
County
Extra
Greetings Corp.—
class
4V2%
Bucks
Assurance—
Furniture
Class A
5%
3
2-10
(quar.)
Distilling
Equitable
American
2-
45c
(quar.)
American
common
2-28
Corp.—
preferred
New
3
2-
2-
(reduced)—
Radio
Co.
1
65c
—
&
3-
12 Vac
—
(quar.)
dividend
American
1
200%
*
iquar.)
.__
American
$1.25
3-17
|56c
—
_________
Corp.
.
American
2-10
J25C
—
common—______—_—
(quar.)
Petroleum
Extra
3-10
93 %C
_
(quar.)_.
22c
31c
4%
(s-a)_
__—_—————-
3
depositary, payment will amount to ap¬
proximately $0,038 per depositary share).
American deposit receipts oidinary
(final)
Broad Street Trust Co. (Pliila.) (quar.)—__
Stock
dividend
(subject
to
approval
of
stockholders at the annual meeting)
Brooklyn Union Gas (quar.)——:
2-15
Consolidated
1-
-i_-
Oxygen, Ltd., ordinary (final)
(Less British income tax and expenses
12-22
4-
30c
(quar.)
._
Co.
Consolidated Development Corp.
Stock dividend
1-16
i._,
Hydraulic
Quarterly
2-15
1
1-20
.
75c
common
(resumed)
Columbia Forest
1-10
$2
Ltd.
(Canada),
1-10
3
When Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Bakeries
1
1-
—.---
lquar.)__
Name of Company
Consolidated
1
2-
1-16
British
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)_
preferred
American
3-
Co
Sons
&
Monday, January 16, 1961
.
Per
of Rec.
vl-10
$1.50
"
Co., stock dividend
i_
Traction, Light & Power, Ltd.—
Common
of
4V2% 2nd preferred
Amalgamated Sugar—
Amerada
1
75c
preferred
Co.
3-
(quar.)___——
.
Holder»
1
2-
$1.06
■
(Milton)
Bridgeport
7
2-
J.)
2-
$1.19
Deposit & Trust
Products
(E.
British
Railway—
(quar.)
Aluminum
2-28
75c
,
Brazilian
1-16
25c
Hudson
&
Brach
12-21
1
Safe
Bradley
1-21
1-20
2-
3%
■
.___
6
2-15
6c
12 Vac
___
dividend)____
6% preferred (quar.)
Allied Stores Corp., common
Aluminum
15c
income)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bowman
2-10
15c
preferred
Payable
common
Extra
Payable of Rec.
25c
s-a)
1________
Industries
Fund
Control
Air
(initial
Inc.
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)____—
Boston
Holdera
2%
—
R.)
When
Share
ABO
(A.
Co.,
4.25%
the
preceding table.
Abrams
E'dison
4.78%
being
in
When
Share
Name of Company
Boston
.
N.
J. I
;
—
-
25e
3-
Inc.—
27Vic
Continued
1-28
on
1-
page
7
44
-
Volume
193
Number
6021
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(207)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY
YEARLY
RANGE OF PRICES
RANdE
Sep
Range for Year 1960
Highest
1
59% Feb
Lowest
47% May
8
84% Apr 28
9
108% Oct
20
40
Mar
50
Oct
NEW YORK
Highest
8
44 Va Dec
21
26
69 % Jun
15
24
98
»/4 Mar
7
114ya Jun
18% Mar 26
27% Dec
16
23% Mar
8
46% Nov
42% Jun
29
57
Abacus
10
23
12% NOV
Aug 17
23% Jan
2
4
26
2
20
Jan
Sep
35% Oct
23
25
12
Jun
23
16
34% July 15
30ya Mar
9
Dec
6
•
17
Sep
21
23% Jan
3
29% May 11
38% Dec 29
17% Dec
3
22 Ve Nov
15
5
ACF-Wrigley
6
Acme
71
Sep
22
9
35
Jan
Oct
30
1
Aeroquip
20y4 Feb
85
28
9
24
Jan
4
7% Jan
14
17
22% Apr
8
11% Oct
4
2
53% Dec
18
38% Feb
8
77'/a Jun
53% Jun
12
85
15
Feb
17
9% Jan
28
15% Nov
18
32% Jan
28
54 ya Nov
18
44% Jan
7
33
89
Jun
19
Dec
10
57
Dec
30
17% Dec
32 y4
38% Apr 24
102
Apr
8
28% Aug 25
30
12% Feb
8% May 11
28% Oct
60% Aug 31
4
"9
Dec
33% Jan
46
11
11
6
4
42% Aug
19
100
May 27
24
32% Sep
83% Mar 17
May
Feb
39 Va Jan
4
40
Jan
28
15
132
Jan
28
1
25
22% Oct 24
39 Va July 13
115% July 24
51
Dec
28 Ve Sep
47
Feu
19
Sep
22
69% Nov
25
106 y4 Feb
22
35% Apr
29
30
56% July 17
Dec
23
35% Jun
5
27% Dec
28
61% Oct 26
10
21
55
July 25
84% Sep
1
36y4 Apr 13
35 y8 Jan
108
69
Jan
Dec
22 ya Dec
4
4
30
30
When
Co
of
Sugar
23% Oct
26
17% Apr
20
25% Jan
4
91
Nov
28
106 Va Jan
27
3%%
34% Dec
13
44% Jan
18
American
4
American
Bank
2
45% Jan
2
20% Jan
19
58
2
Jan
7% Feb
44% Jan
63
July 12
30
Jan
35% Oct
0
51% Jan
4
T
6%
46 % Dec
23
6
20
Nov
11
8
13% Sep
1
American
43% Jan
4
American
Can
Jan
July 28
2
30% Dec
1
2
35% Dec
14
Arma
7
40 %
28
Sep 29
Theatres
5%
Inc
32%
14'/a
14%
12,500
54%
*83%
55%
85%
*83%
85%
26,400
♦83%
85%
*83%
85%
85%
10%
10%
liy8
10%
11%
34%
34%
35%
10%
34%
35%
53,700
39y2
39
33%
34%
40%
33%
39%
34%
39%
11,700
38%
39%
38
41%
39%
41%
17,500
41%
41%
41%
42 %
22,700
92%
92%
94
94
1
42%
41
94
17%
17 y4
17%
17%
17%
52%
♦17%
52%
53
17%
1,400
53
53%
53%
54%
27,200
/<
13%
14%
14%
14y4
14
%
38 %
38 %
38
38 y2
38%
8y8
8
8
45Va
*
46%
26J/2
29%
33Ve
72
73y4
66V2
68
*104
American
Sep
Chain
27
11
36 %
26
Sep 26
46 Ve Jan
4
17% Dec
6% Jun
38% July 21
25
7%
4
44% July
5
Mar 30
Amer
Commer
30
Dec
29
117% Oct
5
36%
25% Mar 26
Dec" 22
7
30
30
IB
59% July 18
Jan
31% Mar 15
4
9% Jan
8%
36%
36
36 %
8,000
35%
36%
36%
36%
36%
37%
36%
36%,
36%
74,103
37
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
2,500
Cable
No
par
No
St
par
Barge Line Co
Distilling
45
43%
70%
40%
*84
100
45
38% Jan
American
'45%
10
Co_
Power
30%
Co
60 %
10
Corp
18
American Hardware
198% Jun 15
Corp
103 //
Sep
9
32% Jan
22
13
16
Dec
18
13% Oct 21
22
Aprli
29% Apr
18
73%
v55% Mar 23
82% Dec
28
58% Jan
6
16
1
27% Jan
15
22
86% Jan
14
Oct
31
5%#
Co
:
:
85%
4%%
American
Metal
18
American
Molasses
American
Motors
34% Dec 30
18
8
126
Aug
4
21
34
Jan
4
20
Jun
Sep 28
38% Jan
2
61% Oct 26
82% Feb
3
4
25
31% Feb
23
Apr
17
79% Jan
129% Jan
20
Jun
10
4
51% May 19
117
Jan
4
55% July 29
17% Diec 17
32% May 11
15% Jan
4
29% Aug
7
27% May
1
19% Oct 21
25
Feb
14
Mar
8
2
45
Jan
7
25% Mar
Mar~ 13
7
26
19% Oct 24
30% Sep
58% Sep
23
46%
22
74% Mar 17
42% Oct 31
80% Dec
1
60% Mar 18
30% Dec
6
33
Feb
3
47
31% Oct
5
66
Dec
17
34
Mar
4
33% Feb
17
30% Aug 26
95% Apr
9
85
Jan
12
41 Va
8
36
Feb
17
36% Jan
footnotes,
14
see
30% Mar
page
22.
3
25%
25%
184%
183%
64
63%
64%
64%
67
67%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
14%
114%
14%
*14%
14%
14
14%
14%
20%
20%
20%
20 %
20%
20%
20%
20%
14%
20%
*99%
100y2
*99 %
100i/2
*99%
101%
-*99%
89%
90%
*84%
85%
1,500
89%
100
90%
85%;
25%
X183
26
89%
88
85
184%
36%
36 V*
37
37
37%
37%
38 %
26 %
26%
26%
26%
26%
27%
92
90%
90%
♦90%
92
91
91
15%
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
16%
17%
17
17%
16%
16%
-
16%
16%
7,400
900
2,800
4,700
100%
50
88%
71,000
85%
200
38%
38%
4,100
26%
21 Va
79,700
*91
92
16%
"
4,300
32,700
88 %
85
26%
27
185%
70%
♦83%
89%
85%
88%
♦85
26%
184%
161/a
17
720
16%
16%
17
13,000
3,500
18%
162,500
81%
16,700
Optical Co
1
Amer Photocopy Equlpm't Co.No par
59
59
57%
'58%
57 V*
58%
56
57%
56
57%
4,600
79
80%
79
82%
80%
81%
80 %
80%
79%
803/4
19,500
23
American
Potash Si Chem—No
American
Rad
1%
American
1%
6%
Sany
13%
13%
141%
American
38 %
16%
2,500
55%
56%
21,500
140%
140 %
140%
141%
140%
60%
60%
*59%
60%
60%
60%
60%
preferred_100
*122Ve
125%
Afrloan Inv Co Ltd—,£1
25%
26
25%
26%
28%
29Va
28"%
30%
25
common..
Steel
Tel
Preferred
6%
5%%
*122%
26%
26%
*60%
500
61
125
27
125
26
5,570
141
*122%
60%
125
16,300
26
26%
8,700
17,300
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
79%
79%
78%
79%
79%
79%
80%
81%
81
82
30 %
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
31 Ve
30%
31
25
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30 Ve
30 %
30%
30%
3,600
Co
33%
104"%
105%
105%
105%
106%
106 V2
107 %
107 %
103,200
common
12.50
com
65%
100
Preferred
38%
29%
Tel
Tobacco
:
1
1
Co
&
*122%
125
/
"
25
Foundries
Stores
*122%
70
37%
140%
Co
50,800
16
139%
Snuff
12,200
13 3/4
16%
140%
100
,8
44%
143
58%
58%
33
♦141
38%
39
17
57%
17
56%
139%
13%
13%
16%
17
58%
10
44
43%
143
6,400
57
38/a
17
American Zinc
series
&
66%
67%
67%
123%
122%
66%
66%
123
123
123
69 %
124
106
68%
124
1,710
79,100
11,000
42%
42%
42%
43%
43%
44%
44%
44"%
19%
20
20
21
21 %
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
*29%
28
28 V*
♦26
26%
*26
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp
68% Jan
15
Anaconda Co
54% Jan
11
Anaconda Wire & Cable
29Va
*29
29%
*28%
29
r-*26%
*26
26%
*26
26%
29%
*26
14%
14%
500
14%
5,000
14%
14Va
14%
14%
68%
70%
70
71
69%
70%
69%
70
69
<69%
19,600
21%
22%
21"%
24
22%
23V4
22%
22%
22
22 Va
163,700
1
43
44
42%-?. 44
43
43"%
42%
43
42%
43%
11,100
46 %
47 %
47 %
46 %
47 %
45%
46%
46 %
47 Va
46,300
34
34%
35
36
36
35%
36
35%
36
14
50
No par
Hocking Glass Corp—
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
29%
26%
%
17
-
33,100
69%
1
-
Clayton Si Co
5,400
45%
5
Smelting—1
$4 preferred
4,400
124 Va
44%
25
endorsed shares
Common
66%
124
-
-25
Co com
series
Lead
123
105
'
30%
25
Corp.
Corp
Anderson
13%
•141
'
38 %
preferred
AMP Inc
39 A
17%
57%
141%
43%
43%
13%
143
57%
Sugar Refining
preferred
Ampex
36%
43%
13%
♦141
17
American
6%
43%
13%
141%
42%
par
par
Smelt & Ref'g com_No par
Amer South
1%
43%
13
*140
Seating Co
Ship Building Co—No
non-cumulative
American
43%
17%
; 17%
com—5
preferred
American
17%
100
Std
&
preferred
Water Works
44% Aug 12
46% Dec 13
42,000
37
American
44% July 5
93% Oct 28
9%
18 Va
Anchor
July 28
9%
36%
Viscose
55% Jun
7,100
9%
8%
3,700
80%
American
l
20 Ve
18%
American
42% Mar
25%
184%
19%
,
82%
20
27
25%
183%
20%
36
No
65% Dec
28
25%
184%
20
25%
Co
130 % Aug 31
44% Dec 16
29% Sep
27% Sep
: 8%
33%
63
99%
__1.66%
Gas
American
18% May 1-7
73% Jun 17
8%
20%
—2
Co
30
20
8%
61%
33%
-
1
108% Dec
23% Jun
20%
60%
20%
'
,
-V
/
37%
American
9
20 %
35
17%
American
Mar
20%'
20%
.
61
20 %
*33%
37
35% Aug 16
21% Oct 14
Feb
•
60%
21%
81%
59
54
34%
<•>'
60%
34%
21
18
1
117
22,800
21
34%
60%
40
37%
3
9
•
30%
84%
42
12
•'
60%'
',•••• 30%
37%
24
144% Aug 25
62% Aug 24
61%
20%
30%
X81 %
14
6
61
X30%
38
85% Dec
133% Dec
2,600
30%
46,000
85
11
12
30%
30%
64
*84%
American
Dec
30 V*
31
700
85 %
84
20
17
47
46%
*84
37%
Jun
Mar
46%
46%
85%
18
67
28% Oct
1
27
46% -47%
46%
*84
38%
14
3
*84%
84
45%
■;
84%
% Apr
% Apr
Aug 12
85%
84
46% \-
5,300
17%
News
16% Feb
42
83%
American
48 V*
41%
38
Natural
1
145% Aug 24
41%
par
American
Sep
1
41%
*90%
Co
Corp
30
44
7
40%
com—1
Products
18
11% Nov
40%
100
Metal Climax Inc
Apr
138% Jan
5,600
40%
8%
20%
100
preferred
33 % Oct
Mar"~3
18% Apr 21
20%
■; 8%
*14
1
Machine & Metals.No par
43
July"!
20%
.
v.,
19%
1
111
preferred
American
72%
46%
73%
2,500
73
20%
18%
183
prior preferred
100
Mach St Fdry com—3.50
American
5
Corp
V 46%
47
71%
20
>' 33%
: ,18%
25%
46
71%
21
62%
1
No par
92% Aug 15
28% Jan 26
Aug
-
/
71%
20%
8%
12.80
Products.
of
46
71%
21%
18%
Foreign Power—No par
Ice
45%
19,600
40 Va
.
'
10
Si
Jan
89
For
Electric
45%
44
70%
21%
*39%
10
44
20%
71%
20
3
American
98
22
20
7,100
35%
11
31% Sep
20% Jun
75% Sep
~28% Oct
42%
20%
Export Lines Inc——40c
30
Aug
42%
8%
American
59% Apr
34% Jan
Dec
43%
43%
3.90%
63
42%
*19%
American
26
30,800
8%
19
51% Nov
17%
44%
23
4
10
17%
20%
91% Dec
2
;v
17%
8%
86% Dec
Jan
27% Mar 15
23
900
17%
43%
4
24 Va Nov
4,100
fl9%
14
14% Jan
37%
40%
61
8%
76% Jan
18
25% Nov
*60
20%
49% Jan
35% Feb
13% Mar 12
42
36%
40%
61
44%
64
21
16
17%
41%
40
8%
17
27 Ve Dec
Jan
16%
37
39%
*60
V
43%
25
43% Mar
Sep~22
36%
61%
*19%
Feb
28
37
40
64,200
8%
May 19
26% Dec
117
39
*60
•
6,600
22%
111
20%
52% Nov
Jan
40
29%
22 %
8%
Investment Co
105
37 V8
♦104
43%
International
25
72%
37
28%
22%
III
*19%
American
Jun
37
28%
22%
*104
8%
American
631/2 Mar
28»/b
22%
108 %
20%
6
125
28%
22%
*104
44%
9
148% Mar 20
22 y2
111
34,500
8%
American
13% Dec
54
28
28
22%
73%
500
43%
20% Sep
May
x72%
.
5,600
*19%
15
56% Feb
46
41 Ve
20
41
73%
4L,
13% Oct
9
73%
41 V\
17% Feb
18
600
1,800
72%
46%
73%
40 %
2
Dec
21%
46%
par
20% Jan
41 Ve Sep
133
Dec
64
21 %
46 %
.
*22%
17%
American
31
64
22
46
17
18
Mar 17
66
22
46
17Va
24% Jan
16% Jan
54%
64 %
22%
16%
2
152
31,400
61 y2
16% Jun
22
113,600
70%
40
May 27
18% July 9
22
34 V*
69%
*60
Hospital Supply Corp—2
Sep
31
33%
72%
60%
Home
Dec
30%
33%
67%
*66
67y2
40 y2
American
13
31%
69 %
60 V2
American
25
137
30%
33 Ve
72%
40 y2
14
53%
31%
33%
71%
1
preferred
26
6
140
30%
37%
62% Dec
43
38% Nov
21
22% Sep 80
142 % Feb
"
38% Jan
♦101
33%
36%
0
'
102
72Vz
par
36% Mar
21
*101
12.50
Chicle Co
Dec
24% Jan
Oct
17% Dec
56
200
10
common
American
77
16
34% Apr IB
18% Jan 82
8
102
102%
14,100
31V4
*104
21%
13% Jun
36,900
33%
27V2
22 %
35%
30
27
2,100
33
71%
*66
111
21
24% Dec
82%
26%
•
8
30%
-
27%
22
100
*34
21% Sep 21
89 % Dec 14
48%
82%
27
26%
♦100
74
B
1
47%
82
26%
72%
Enka
Apr
48
82
72%
European Secur —No par
41
47 %
82%
27%
*81%
27%
101
8
25
Co
American
84
47%
7%
1
30
105
1,500
2,100
47
71%
27Vz
American
9
14%
38%
Par
American
29
14%
38%
7%
45%
8
30
14%
39
8%
81%
27Ve
101
30%
32%
14%
38%
8
47%
81%
27%
101
14%
38%
8 Vs
Va
46%
82%
*81%
*100
4
Dec
20
17
42
45% Oct
94
52 Va
33% Jan
76% Dec
*92%
10%
17
Oct
93
94
II
52%
Sep 27
3
41%
*92 Ve
10%
17
17 Ve
23
3,400
14%
56%
28
15% Dec
33
14
54%
Feb
17% Dec
32%
12,000
14
July 27
12
32%
5,700
4 '/4
56%
45
Jan"
32%
4
10,600
13%
46
14 %
4%
27,200
11%
82 Ve
54%
.22%
Corp
30% Dec
July 27
4%
32%
10%
81%
81%
20
Radio
14
193
4%
32%
11
81
13%
55% May 18
9
33Ve
10%
82%
4%
54%
9
Feb
11%
81%
13%
2
Mar 13
xll
"
53%
OctT 20
31
4 V4
13% :
Jan
122
11%
81%
4%
30,600
-
55
36% Nov
27
25
10%
32%
\
25
8% Nov
24%
5,400
13
15%
common
&
38% Aug 23
51% Jan 13
46 % Mar 22
23% Oct
30
12%
79%
•
%'
45%
25% Oct
12%
25
22%
preferred
89
17
11%
25
46
No
59% Jun
46% Sep
11%
25%
2
Co
21
106
11%
25%
6,200
14,300
52
Corp
28
15
4
11%
25%
22%
No
39% Oct
Jan
95%
1
81% Jun
84
93%
23%
11%
;;4 Ve
10%
No par
65% July 28
44
11%
45%
Crystal Sugar com
4%% prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
24
96%
22%
preferred
14
May 28
Sep
2
37% Dec
93
50
Cable
55% Apr
25% Sep
29
95%
%
American Broadcasting-Paramount
4
61% Aug
44% Mar 17
34
94%
41
common
Brake Shoe
19
40% Mar
2
95 V4
1
Note common
Bosch
American
94
10
preferred
American
25% Mar
Feb
50% Jan
17
20% Dec
3
Aug
Oct
4
18
V4 Oct 24
Airlines
convertible
14% Mar 18
13
85% Sep
13
26
95
x33 %
par
1
No
Agricultural Chemical
11
20%
13
47% Jan
30% Oct
57
33% Nov 20
7
40% No-v
18
64% May 29
39% May
8
25%
34
38%
10
Bakeries Co
7
14,500
26%
33%
x20%
33%
■
par
Corp—No
9
22
21%
26
34%
12.50
9
Jan
20%
26
34
No par
Petroleum
33% Apr
58
21%
25%
34%
*83%
100
Corp
160 y2 Apr
23% Sep
21%
26
34%
*92
Co
2
32% Oct
21%
25%
100
America
18
2
21
25%
34%
B
preferred
10
BO'/a Sep
46% Dec
20%
56,900
13
1
common
issued
American
20,000
17 %
53 %
5
42% Jan
Amer
45%
17
9
23 y8 Nov
21
43%
17%
1
117% Nov
3iya Jan
17,200
43%
16
32%
10
Inc
Mfg
Amalgamated
Amerada
37%
42%
16
22%
1
common
Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminium Limited
Amerace
8
42%
15%
iiy8
100
convertible
50% Mar 15
42
16
B
No
Allis-Chalmers
78 y4 Jan
36
41%
15%
94
Corp
5
Corp common__No par
preferred
100
Aluminum
37
41 y4
16Ve
20 V2
24%
>,
35%
41%
1
:
300
17,400
105 %
34
,
Products
4%
36
15%
Allied Stores
4.08%
35%
20
2
Allied Mills
Allied
*102 Vs
36%
liy8
Chemical Corp
Kid Co
6
26
*102%
105%
35%
79%,
Inc
Industries
5
Oct
105%
*102%
36%
4 Ve
Corp
Corp
13
Jan
*102%
104
36%
,
11
convertible preferred
58% Jan
Nov
61
105%
Shares
44%
59%
79 Ve
preferred
11% Jan
22
12
6%
Allied
95
44%
59%
2
common
Alleghany
Allied
1
44%
58%
50c
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
4
75
Gas
Inc
AV»%
4
1
44%
58%
No par
Inc
Products
59
38% Sep
77% May 11
Aldens
Allen
127 y4 Sep
39 y8 Feb
8
Alco
8
17
Jan
Alabama
Jan
26
Products
Industries
17% Jan
41% Sep
46
58%
1
Reduction
J
22% Jan
29
26% Feb
44 %
5
Jan
56% Jan
Control
Air
A
May 31
6% Oct 24
4
61% Jun
Aug 26
13% Jan
45
3
Air
20
32
14% Feb
5
39
Sep 27
44% Feb
22
27
27
25
12% Dec
8% Oct
104
12
15% Oct
22
52% Jan
Dec
27
90 y4 Jan
21% Mar 20
36% Dec
75
25
Sep 28
84
*43%
41%
1
Corp
the Week
Jan. 13
59
par
Corp
Friday
12
46
*102y2
:.
1
No
.
58%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
40% Mar
28
Co
Jan.
*43%
1
Corp.
Sales for
Thursday
57%
10
—
HIGH SALE PRICES
Jan. 11
45%
25
Inc
AND
Wednesday
*44%
.
5
Inc
Express
31
29
79
Adams
Jan. 10
56 %
-
1
Stores
Tuesday
Jan. 9
100
Co__
Adams-Mills
Admiral
23% Jan
Sep
Steel
4
32% Aug 26
19% May 12
16% Nov
Industries
23% Jan
Sep
59 Va
4
ACF
24
3% Sep
27 Ve Jun
6% Mar 19
30
17
19
9% Oct
91% Mar 10
3% Feb
28% Dec
Jun
28% Jan
common
preferred
Vending Corp
Jan
Dec
22
23
ABC
Dec
98
Oct
convertible
32% Jan
47
10
4%
—l
.
Abbott Laboratories
52
23% May 31
16% Apr 14
20
Monday
Par
Fund
17
63
Apr
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Apr
134
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1959
40
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
Lowest
11
14%
14
,
48
,36
*
:
6.25
No par
21.80
—10
37%
*90
<
660
*
38%
46%
37%
.
92
38%
47%
38
•
.
92
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47
36%
38
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(
.
,
*
38%
47%
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„
.
38V*
47
.
37%
92
38%
47%
37%
;
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,
;
■
"
;
37%
92
37%
38
47 Ve
47%
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90%
37%
>
10
;90%
37%
>38%
>47%
747%
2,900
,,
13.500
•
12,000
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(208)
.
.
.
Monday, January 16, 1961
*
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
49% Feb
11
40% Jan
26
23%
40% Jan
5
39% Dec
28
77% Jan
4
42% Feb
19
Armour
53% Dec
21
7
80% July 29
57
23
7
37% Nov
24
29
Sep 28
9
49% Nov
25
39
Jan
23
86% Apr
7
75
May
35% Feb
Sep
26
17% Nov
13
44% Jun
9
10
20% Jan
11
Corp
Equipment Corp
Aro
19V2 Oct
33% Oct
28% Apr
15
2
26
25% Aug 22
16% Oct
24
27 Va Jan
5
Arvin
23% Jan
4
Ashland
37% Jan
5
2
25% May 15
18
11
40% May 19
29 % Jun
44
Feb
13
99
Sep 25
69
Nov
19
1
July 25
Jan
31% Feb
1
.
Industries
2nd
"
56% J»n
60% Dec 30
75
9
49 Vt Oct
63
32% July
8
20% Sep
4
9% Jan
7
Atlantic
58% Feb
24
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
31% Jun
43% Dec
29
Atlantic
74'/a Jan
80% Aug 18
6 Va Jan
4
86% Mar
8% Jan
17
3
3
26
16% Feb
Dec
11
15% Jun
16
27
15% Nov
24
24% Feb
16
12% Aug
21% Jun
9
27% Jan
13
20% Oct
23% Nov
20
28% Dec
7
10% Jan
7
Oct
66
July 29
20% Jan
Atlas
11
52 Va
Mar 11
Powder
Austin
4
24% Jan
prior
18
Avco
19% Dec
30
Avnet
Corp
Electronics
5
Babbitt
42% July 24
27% Oct
5
37% Jan
4
Babcock
18% Dec
17
HVa Oct
31
17 Vo Jan
-4
Baltimore Gas <fe Elec
24% Nov
23
27 Vt Dec
7
24 Va Jan
20
30 Va Aug
12
Dec
23
101 Va Feb
8
90 Vt Jan
18
98% Aug
30
79
Dec
11
86% Jun
8
80
38
Nov
16
50% July
8
24% Oct
88
Jan
22 Va
8
Sep
43% Jan
4%
8
31
14
34
64%
Jan~27
Sep
28
26
26
59
Aug
9
2
30
Apr
27
12 V2 Dec
12
Nov
23
23
66 Va Feb
Feb
9
28% Jan
2
27
21
13% Dec
16
72 Va Dec
29
Barber
16 % Oct
12
Basic
27
25% Jan
8
Basic
Dec
Bath
58% Jun
14
Bausch
30% Oct
21
Dec'll
Dec
16
100 V2 Mar 26
193/4 Sep
22
36 V4 Jan
7
Dec
18
84
Feb
42
Apr
32% Dec
22
433/4 Jan
5
18 Va Deo
13
May
61
Sep
22
22% Sep
10
28 Va Mar
45 3/4 Dec
10
62
1V4 Dec
21
2
36 Va Jan
6
323/e Sep
22
95
12% Jan
70
7
32% Mar 31
37-
7lVa
.
25
4 Vt %
1
Jun
10
1% Oct
20
Benguet
30% Nov
1
38% Jan
13
Best
1
8
4
8
5
138% Jan
0
31
11% Dec
19
21% Feb
3
2
69 V4 Oct
18
82
8
50
151
Aug 26
Feb
Co
Co
Bethlehem
Steel
preferred
Bigelow-Sanford
Black
4
Blaw-Knox
18
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
Bliss (E W) Co
4
23
Mar 28
39% Dec
20
May 14
21
Oct
24
18% Oct
24
243/a
24
9%
•36%
373/s
45
9%
76
Sep
24
45 Va
44%
45
■■77
78
77
73 %
3%
76./- '
14%
'21 Va
*75
*■
46
46%
6.000
45 V4
45'/a
45 Va
37,400
77%
77%
77%
76
*14
Va
/15
15%
*21 %
22%
*21 %
22
36 Va
37%
14 %
35%
36 Va
34 %
35
14%
14%
14%
14%
100,500
17%
17%
17%
18'/a
14,600
37%
13%
14%
18%
17 Va
5%
14
17%
18%
4%
5
38%
37%
38 Va
30 Vt
39
13 %
13 Va
13%
13%
13%
14Va
27,600
29
28%
29
28 Va
23%
28 V
28%
2 8'/a
28%
12,400
/ 95 Vt
95
95
94 Va
94%
95
95
84
84
84
84
82 Vt
83
32%
■
"
56
*82
57
57
56
55
56
V 29
*28
30
•"
v
56
IOO
34%
34%
34%
29,000
34%
34%
34%
33,700
57%
58%
60
61%
60%
3,200
14 Vt
*14
14%
14
14 Vt
Vt
69 Vt
69 '/a
69%
68%
68%
1,640
16%
17 Va
17
18
17%
18
4,400
19%
20
1,000
52 %
52%
2,000
43
43%
5,800
14
69 Vt
16%
16%
16%
20%
20%
20 Va
20'/a
52%
52%
53%
52%
53 Va
53
41%
41%
42
42
43 %
42 % "43 Vt
51%
,
33%
33%
34 Vt
51%/ 52
*247
95>.
91
'
18%
18%
19%
18 Vt
92 Vt
90 Vt
91 Va
90
91%
'
83
83
21%
22 Va
22%
*33
*81 Vt
15 %
15%
15
15%
15 Va
15 Va
2,000
51%
49%
50 Vt
48%
50
48%
49%
25,100
*89%
92%
13%
13%
< 15,800
69%
70%
12,800
34%
35
49%
49%
*89%
92%
*89%
92%
*89%
12%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
68%
'69%
69%
70 Vt
69%
70%
34%
/ 34%
1
34
*48'/a
1%
49
1%
34
-
45%
1%
1%
1 %
35%
35%
35%
44%
.45%
43%
44%
44 Vt
141%
141 Vt
50c
13%
13%
71%'
r
35%
48 Va
43%
13%
-343t
48%
141 Va
71%
70%
35
42%
_5
13%
69%
73
14%
600
lVt
1%
110,500
36
35%
36 Va
3,600
44%
44%
44 Vt
42 7
43%
13%
74
Edison
41 Va
42
43
43%
43%
43 Va
44 Vt
35%
35%
36
35%
36%
36 Vt
367/8
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 %
23 Ve
23%
23 Vs
23%
1
16 Vs
17%
17 Va
17%
17%
18%
173a
17%
17 Vt
17%
18,600
38%
38%
38 Va
38%
39
40 Vt
39%
40 Vt
39 Vt
39%
121,500
Brass
*22
5
%
22%
18%
IS Ve
21
23%
58%
59
5
100
36%
38
*78%
Corp
1
Maine
'
22%
22%
23
24%
24%.
19%
18%
19%
19
19%
25%
25%
27%
24%
26 Va
58%
59%
1
18
Common
18
5%
11% Nov
17
17% Mar 13
8% Oct
31
13 Va Jan
4
Braniff
6
44 Va May 25
20% Oct
28
41 Va Jan
6
Brldegport Brass
63% Jun
12% Sep
38% Nov
9
Jan
11
8
5% Dec
12
12% Jan
12
66 Va July 20
43% Oct
31
63% Jan
4
66% Dec
30
48
Oct 29
38% Feb
17
28
63
Jan
76% Jan
4
38% Nov 13
21
6
76
Oct
Mar 22
104
87% Jan
25
Mar 16
13
66
Jan
29
44;Va Dec
1
82
Aug 30
31Va Dec
110
30
No
58
59 Va
59%
57%
Aug 25
37%
38
37%
38 Vt
37%
79%
*78 Vt
79 %
79
79
28%
29%
29 Va
29 Va
29 Vt
29%
29 3 a
67 Vt
67%
67
67%
68
68%
68
76% Aug 19
50
"
Dec
30
V
Co
coinmon—Z_5
-•
24%
convertible
preferred
50
6
/
•r
.* 9%
9%
r
■"
58 Va
42%
*5%
6%
*10%
11%
6
9%
10%
10
25
42 %
9%.
,'24% -25%
*41
>42%
25%.
*41
6
,11% .'-11%
11 Vt
9%
& Stratton
Co
,3
I
common
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Co
;•
49
66
■
■<
6%
6%
24%
*41
6%
>49%
,
49
•.
*78%
66 7
; 66 Vt
*106%
V
,*.49%
.'-67%
v
__100
10
100
common
preferred series A
Shoe
6%
3.50
Co.^
Corp
•
-'79
•
11
;
'
Bucyrus-Erie
11%
31% July to
13% Dec
Jun
0
86
Sep
15
20% Jun
2
24
Jan
18
10% Oct
26
17% Jan
4
6
21,400
25
24%
25
12,500
42%
6%
-
7
36% Aug
9
Bullock's
0
24% Jun
18
13% Sep 23
14% Jan
2
20% Apr
8
26 % July 28
16% Dec
#8 Va Jan
80% Apr 10
67
May 4
72 Va Dec
84% Aug 17
78% May
45% Mar 18
26 Vt Dec
35% Feb
20% May 27
62
2
Mar 10
76% Jan
13
68% Oct
al
64% Jan
6
13
Nov
MftNor
24
a
5% July 10
18
Jan
10
Mar 30
30
46% Jun 20
17% Oct
14 Va Apr
66
8
i
\
Jan
7% Oct
67 Vt
69%
69
78%
-*7734
78%
*77%
78 Vt
30%
Va
30%
30%
'30%
31%
30
-69%
68%'
106 %'
*106%
107 Vt
72%
71% -'72%
72
46%
49%
*34%
15%
*107
72
46% •-47%
■
108
♦107
: *71%
72 Vt
70%
47%
48%
y46%
35*,.
35
"
35%'
*34%
15%
<15%
15%
%
35%
35%
200
14%
15%
25,200
30%:
-'*. 200
1,100
12%
12%
;.12%
13
12%
13 Va
12%
13 Va
13
5
31%
32
13%
31%
32%
32%
33
32%
33 Va
32%
33
4,100
16
16%
16%
16%
16%
17%
17 V8
173a
16%
17
12,900
18%
68,500
%
16,500
Burndy Corp..
Burroughs Corp
—1
26%
27%
6,900
—5
27%
-23%
26%
27%
2
28%
28%
28
28%
27%
33,900
Bush Terminal
.a—I
23%
23%
28 Ve
28 Vt
1
23%
28%
Sep
24
22 34
23%
23
16
22%
Jan
22%
8%
22%
Byera Co (A M)
*8% V 8%
4,400
4
9 Vt
9Va
93/a
9%
9%
9 Vt
1,400
38%
38%
39%
39 %
24
Mar
7
9
43% Nov 28
Watch
California
Campbell Red
24% Dec
8
Canada
12
$4.25
Canada
45% Dec
21
■f W Doe
•
May 26
18 Vt
18%
18%
18%
75%'
*74%
75%
743/4
77
_100
*67%
68
*67%
68
*67%
68
-100
*80%
83
*81-
83
*81
83
.•
.
27% Apr 18
01% Aug 22
common
Breweries
Canadian
Pacific
Co
38%~
5V8
5%
5V8
14 Ve
14%
14%
14%
-
5
14 Va
18%
18
78
*77
79
*67 Vt
68
*67%
*81
83"
*81
130
68
83
9%
42 %
3,900
5%
5%
53/e
5%
19,300
14%
•5%
15
14%
14%
14%
41
41%
8,800
Ltd
1
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18%
17%
183/fl
37,400
82 %
17%
18 Va
81%
x81%
82 Vs
78 %
81%
77%
82 Vt
81 %
83
20,100
1.66%
No
21%
*83%
*46
*44%
•
par
100
Ry Co
Canadian
Cannon Mills
18%
■78
1.80
preferred
Southern
1
38% ' 39 Vs '•
5
5Vt
5
,__1
Lake Mines Ltd
Dry Corp
conv
18%
"
3 .33%
Campbell Soup Co
29
30% Oct 20
17%
*74%
Packing Corp
14
Sep
32% Mar 22
com. —1
Co
20
Dec
Apr
1
Inc
pref;
18% Oct
87
3
—5
Inc
..100
92
49
83% Mor
Co
Industries
Callahan Mining Corp
Calumet & Hecla Inc
20
44% Jun
30%
—10
Inc
preferred
43 Va Mar 14
22.
30%
28
Feb
page
30
40% Jun
80
see
1
5
84 % Doc jo
footnotes,
20,800
16
83%
12
86% Sop 22
55
15%
*82
preferred
9% May 13
July 38
15%
83 Va
Va
second
19
11
15%
*80%
30
*
"
15%
83%
'
4 Va %
32% Aug 14
Feb
30
3 % %
6
Apr S3
15%
*80
30
82% Sep
18
69
15%
83%
30
•
0
21
7% Jan
81
15%
*80%
k,
t
4%
26% Jan
23
30
W.
Bulova
4
0
Oot
81
*29%
:
•
Burlington
Jan
13
TO
15%
80%
1
—5
:
Co
•
24
31
41% Not 30
15
No par
common—,,
3,469,500
23/64
76% May 13
67% Sep 15
3% Oct
Mar
Co
preferred
157,000
2
12% Dec
45
$5
20
1,400
71
'47%
15 Vt
15
•
-
35%
*34%
15%
'
/
108
9
29
37 Vt Jan
4
Budd
Buffalo Forge
50
8,800
"
47%
15%
24,700
70 Vt
23% Aug 25
87% July 27
13% Dec 31
65% Dec 2S
Dec
11
6
83% Aug 18
9% Mar IT
19
For
27% Jan
3,000
'78%
106%
35
3,000
v
50
t
100
f
.
6%
6": t
49 V
79
107%
:
43%
*41%
50
'31
46%
Co
1,500
10 Ve
30,%
,V
72%
Bullard Co
30% Nov
80
•;• '-1,500
6
10
6%
I
94% May 27
37% Jan 21
<2,700
*10%
I
8
100
15,700
68 Vt
23/64 23/64
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
24 Vt Jan
11%
6
•
49%
5
38% Dec
12% Dec
27
17,800
,30%
42 Va.
_
29 % Aug
19% Jan
,15,400
.
■
•
10 Vt
6%
50
No par
Rights
33% Mar 16
35% May 28
S>
Dec 14
16% Oct 23
,
*78%
8
30%
30%
6%
49%
15
,
SI
•3% Nov
58,100
24%
,_No par
Inc—
Brunswick Corp
>8% Jan
Nov
6
:
11 %
2.50
Manufacturing
Brown
•'3,900
377/a
*78%
68.
5%
100
Inc
Airways
5.50%
'
58 Va
37%
67%
par
preferred
Bristol-Myers
1,100
/ 78 Vt
-
22
3,700
19 Vt
'29%
,
17,100
26%
78%
;
8,500
25
19 Va
25Va
.
x37%
79%
28%
25
*24 Vt
24%
19
22%
%
-
•
RR—
11% Jan
20% Jan
9
„_1
Inc
Co
23
E>ec
20
/
2.50
Food Stores
22
Deo
8,400
74
35
7.50
Dec
76
700
13%
*73 Vt
74
41
preferred
% Dec
16
135,200
34%
„
Co
Briggs
Briggs
20,700
42%
142%
13 Vt
13 %
*73
44%
42 Vt
142 Va
142
42 %
Borden
9
33 Vt Sep
a
142
34%
Borg-Warner Corp common
4%%
1%
41
6
48
12,600
49 Vt
14 Vt
13%
8,800
*48%
43%
142
*73
,73
•
49
36
45
42%
142
49
48%
92%
13%
34%
141%
100
*89%
/
1%
35
49%
%
48%
a
4.9
1%
36
:"44
34 7
*48 %
8
common-
48
92 Va
,_1
5
6
35
15%
67% Dec
5
13
440
14,200
22%
*33
35
16,700
83
21%
22%
*33
-7,700
49%
48 Va Jan
6
8y4 May 12
*81 '/a
83
21%
35
40
f-
50
2
6
40% Jan
___
18%
'
15
15
27 V4 Jan
20
4,900
:'•<
4
95
83
/
1,000
-
49.
31% Nov
&
34 Vt
267Clt".
95
90
35
700
52
51%
*247
95%
90%
*33
v
52 Va
267
*94%
18%
21%
35
34 Vt
34
52
*247
94 Va
19%
*81%
22%
52%
265
-<
53
94%
90
83
22/:
20 Va
34
33%
*247
18%
4 92%
82%.'
33%
95
*19%
20 Va
52
265
*94
19
*33
x20
52 Vt
*247
95
18 Va
*68
33 Va
51%
<
270
1,500
30
14 Vt
14'
69%.
16%
76% Dec
18% Jan
Nov
59%
*28%
*28%
5
&
29
44
59
29
57
56 Vt
29
*28
68% / 69 Va
40%
240
-
83%
32%
3
<*82%
'
*13%
14
96
*94%
•
10
14% Dec
33% Jan
•
Vt
Inc_
Boston
7% Nov 24
a
29,100
•
15
Co
Boston
3,800
38
13%
55 %
7
Sep 22
.5
38 V2
13
56
1.25
69
5
5
5
5
36 %
13%
*28
Stores
5
IOO
46.200
v
18 %
5
15%.
95 %
Aluminum
69% Feb
3,100
76
14%
22%
75%
28%
Bond
66% Mar IT
30
1,900
16 Va
75%
14 Va
*21 «/4
36%
*82
Bohn
Borman
1,800
'
80
78
77
880
38,600
.
14%
'
68 3/4 Sep
3%
14%
21%
14Va
13VS
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
29
3%
14 %
14%,
37%.':
•
3%
14 Vt
3 Va
3%
14
21%'
36% r 37%
e
Dec
70
84
44%
,
78
"
14
13%
5
V»
3%
14 Va
18%
10
29
3,700
84
86
46%
1
3%
14
36%
11
18% Aug 10
/•20.600
51%
Boeing Airplane Co
3 Va %
54.200
9%
37%
77%
''44%
■
46 V4
3%'.-
13%,:
22 Va Feb
79% Mar 30
243/a
37
4534
*83%
45%
'
373/4 Feb
180
8,500
;
f
'
9%
9%
37%
37
*83%/ 86
46
14%
*20%
24% Feb
48% Dec
78..
3%
/
28 Vt Jan
9
45
14
26
1
24% Sep 25
9%.
36%
86
*83 Va
■
44%-
'/•
.
17% May 11
40 Vt Feb
1
24% Apr
8
2,900
;
•
57% '
49%
common-l
Inc
104
57
15
pfd series,of 1951
& Decker Mfg Co
Jan
6
24%
"9%
36%-
_„_100
49% Mar 25
20% Jan
57 Vt
'
86
77%
:<
40c
(Del)
—
53
29% Jan
24
•9%
44%
2 pesos
__1
Inc
Inc
Co
26
11
103%
55
50%'
common
Consolidated
24
23
1
24 %
50
85% Sep
12% Oct
1043/t
24%
•
»
5
27 Va Oct
•21% Dec
24 Va
104%
55%
100
11
9
104 Va
55
1,900
:7Q%
70%
48%;
4%%
6
104
57 %
71%
10
1
preferred
7%
103%
*70 Va
,
21,400
!
; 37
37
par
No
common
Bestwall Gypsum Co__
Jun
57 Vt Jan
33% Feb
37 % Dec
11
70%
3,100
23
225/a
■v
; •
100
400
:
22'/a
22
,
:
37 >
,
560-
5,8oo
'
_100
1
Corp
J;
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j
44%.
50
Beneficial Finance
Feb
6
pfd
Corp,
RR
preferred
Mar 23
70
55 Va
:
/;36%"-«
"83V2
1
Intercontinental Corp_
5%
71
22%"
22%
36 3 4
;
103%
;;'.
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36
100
100
Inc
4%%
(AS)
Howell
28
35
56
23 V2
..
2.50
Bell
July 26
70%;
104 '
54%
12.50
preferred
Belding-Heminway
93
37 Va
1
10
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
&
•;
'
..
/
1
29
13
%
72
104
-
61% Apr 24
22
Jan
22%
37
10
Inc
20% Mar 29
19% Oec
2
20% Sep
22%
10
common
66 3/4 July 15
21 % Jan
23
37
No par
57% Jun
22
29
22 %
37%
-
57
Aircraft
50% Nov
July
23%'
*56%
Creek
34% Dec
46% Jan
r
preferred__100
100
RR
1
Instruments
Shoe
7
22
21 %
f
33
Beech
3
30% Jan
/'/ 21%
22
32 %
Beech
Beck
Jan
25
21:,'a
21%
32%
18
45
153/4 Nov
21%
22%
31%
12
22% Feb
24 V» Mar 31
21%
22 %
"31 %
Oct
1
42% Dec
*21 Va
31 Va
83
3
6
21%
22%
32 7
42% Apr
50% Dec
Bendix
10
21%
22%
32%
Beckman
4
36 Vt Jan
21 Va
22%
32%
2
Aug 10
74% Jan
353/4 Sep
16
Mills
Beaunit
9
24
July
15 Vt
32%
Corp
4%%
56 % Oct
83
29 Va Oct
8
19
43% Mar 28
5
*14%
32 Va
25
21
14
14% Jun
May 14
12
15%
31 Vt
prior
preferred
Bell
Jan
*14%
100
conv
17% Aug 30
69 Va July
15%
par
Inc_
Aug 29
103% Sep
89% Feb
No
com
Corp
Lomb
3% %
11% July 27
185
Sep 23
*14
100
100
Beatrice Foods Co
89
49 Vt May 11
137
15%
9
Bayuk Cigars Inc
13
Apr
&
1
25% Jun
31% Dec
5
41% Apr
*14%
C_I
Works
Iron
24% May 11
Apr
14%
1
5
20
37% Jan
2
34%
13
;
7
97
78
2
133/4 Jan
14
79%
34%
37%
20
Aroostook Corp
Dec
3
19V4Nov
Nov
55%
79
34%
1
stamped
Jan
249
02% Jan
10
Dec
54%
79%
34%
22%'
par
Corp
Aroostook
56%'Dec
45
3
15 Va Sep
9
9
Mar
90% Feb
6
35 Va Jan
5
Mar 21
183
July 29
13
54%
79%
34%
100
Products
57% Aug 23
8
91
53%
78 Va
33%
par
Oil Corp
3
37
78
53%
78 Va
34 Va
7,800
••///•<<,<'</',;'/
Inc
34% Mar
74% May
53
79 %
33 %
•
•
No
&
Bangor
1
17
39 Va May
'•'* 30
53 Va
"78 Va
22%
No
&
18
204
90
52%
79%
33 %
14%
21 Va
-
52%
33
common
Ohio
Preferred
27
51 Va Oct
52
'
78%
'
Co
noncumulative
4%
Bangor
43% Dec 24
Jan~23
178
11,900
preferred series B
Jun
49
30% May U
49 Va Sep
35,200
Inc
Wilcox
preferred series
14% NOV
23
39%
Stamped
Aug 15
62% Feb 11
24 Vt NOV
Oct
T)
&
Baltimore &
43 % Oct
8
(B
4 Va %
45 Va Oct
20
44
39 Ve
5c
Baldwin-Lima-Hamllton
7% Jan
4% Aug 10
8
Jan
39 Va
Corp
12% Jun
40
38%
■
1
28
39%
—•:
8
Dec
38 %
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
July 11
9
25
39%
;
($1.20)
6% Dec
Jan
38%
38%
__100
_1
20
common.;
pref
13% Jan
66
16,000
_10
common
Co
Nichols
Conv
17 % Aug
30
Refining
preferred
11% May 11
17% May 25
28
69%
___100
30 Va Feb
663/4 Dec
68%
No par
Corp common..;
5%
18% Dec
89
69%
4Va
$3.75 series B preferred
26
I
31
preferred
Atlas
15
96 Va Jan
26
•*
21
4%
15% Feb
13% Dec
68% Jan
96
69
10
City Electric Co com
88 Va May 11
31
69%
10
40 Va Mar
28
68%
& Santa Fe—
79% Jan
5% Oct
69%
non-cumulative preferred__10
5%
6
74% Dec
68%
Common
5
10% Aug 29
Jan
62% May 25
53% Apr
69
38%
Co—
38% Aug 29
16
7,100
68%
100
Investment
28% Feb
39% Sep
39%
preferred
1st
Associates
11
92
37%
39%
1
33 % Sep
10
37
39%
Dry Goods Corp—
18
17
36%
39%
Oil & Refining Common__l
5.25%
July 18
4
Jan
27% Jan
27
10% Mar
Nov
35%
39%
2.50
Inc
Atchinson Topeka
17
29
80
353%
39%
"i
9% Dec
47% Feb
35%
fa
1
34% Nov
28% Dec
35%
3:
Common
21
Dec
106
10
Fel>
100
107% Mar 31
88% Jan
2
10
<
27
Shares
35%
38%
preferred $1.50 series—No par
Associated
Jan.13
35%
_1
5
2.50
Co—
Constable
Arnold
the Week
Friday
12
.
39
(Del)
Rubber
Armstrong
Jan
35 Va
Co common
preferred
No par
$3.75
83 Va Aug 26
24
12 Va Oct
23% July 16
20
Jan
Sales for
inursday
Jan.11
38 Va
Corp
Co
&
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan. 10
5
10
5
,1
Corp
Steel
Armco
28% Oct
76
OH
Argo
Tuesday
;
Jan*. 9
par
No
Armstrong Cork
64 Va May
July 20
Sep 19
*
Monday
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
20
30% Sep
18
18% Nov 27
MMt Nov
;E
'
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range for Year I960
Highest
Year 1959
No
par
25
Ry
No
par
21%
**
.
*83%
47 ? ~
45 Vt
21%
,
21%.* 22
85%
>
22%
59%
' 59%
45%
*44
r*
22 Ve
223/8
22%
85%
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85%
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45 Vt
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47.
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47
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45%
.
22%
'<
,
:
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22%
59%
60
-
.
22% ' 22%.
60 %
61.
.
22%
22%
85
•
84
22%
61%
61 %
9,700
60
500
453/4
"2,000
22%
45 Va
22 3/a
84
45%
46%
45
22%
46%
22%
11,700
61%.
62
♦44
-
1,900
Volume
193
Number 6021
.
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(209)
13
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
.
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range for Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
12% Nov 20
237/a Apr
5% Sep 21,
39% Oct
5
10
>7% Feb
10
66% July 15
33% Dec
31
52 Va Feb
NEW
13 Va Jan
85
Dec
8
102% Jan
5
Capital Airlines Inc
5
83 % Sep
23
41% Jan
19
46% NOV
25
62
16
34% NOV
Oct
4
Sep
25
9
25% Jun
2
88 % Jan
12
Feb
1
44% Sep
19
Sep
28
58% Jan
38 %
Aug 18
17
48% Jan
19
27 % July 22
41% Jan
40 % Dec
1
46% Jan
27
39% Nov
25
43 Va
26% Sep
30
31% Jan
16
24% Oct
10
29% Feb
23
38% Jan
8
89% Dec
7
78% Jan
4
26% Feb
2
18
108
/
Sep
22
Dec
29
Jan
,
6
12
16
10
98% Jan
25
Sep 22
114% Dec 22
76% Sep
32
Nov
17% Dec
34% July 29
125% May 13
91% July
22
23
'
41
5
19
7% Feb
26
19
34 Va Jan
6
Case
71 % Dec
30
t
20% July 22
35% Jan
15
Jun
29
19
Jan
Oct
12
257/a Jan
15
Mar 23
17
Jan
22
247/a Jun
8
Aug 20
46% Dec
30
59
Celotex
11
21
14
20
17
80
18% Sep
21
22
30% Jun
24
38 % Mar 23
32% Jan
20
887/a Dec
28
99% Feb
887/a Jan
27
37% Sep
10
46 % May
20
75
Sep
19% Mar
27
11
July 27
42% Jan
28
8
28% May 23
Central
RR
of
42% Jun
15
Central &
28% Feb
15
Central
13% Sep
14
~8%
Jan
12
15% Mar
li
9
34% Sep
11% Sep
21
50% Mar
5
27
Oct
22
16% Apr 27
11
July 23
26
Oct
July 27
9
28
26
20% Sep
Jan
19% Oct
29 Va Jan
29
July 18
Jan
6
217/8 Dec
24
23
42
24
3 Va May 11
Oct 21
;
•
Cerro
37% Jun
9
87% Dec
16
50% Feb
30
19
Nov
Nov
25% Sep
•^99
Mar
24
25Va Apr
Products
10
Dec
5
42% Jan
6
Jan
8
94 Va Aug
19
4
48 Va Aug
Aircraft Co
22 V2 Nov
Fibre
10% Oct
6
17% Mar 23
6% Nov
30
14 Va Mar 24
1
19 Va Aug
3
6V2 Dec
25
8
38
July 14
I6V4 Dec
38% Nov
16
53
Jan
36% Sep
29
44% Mar 30
25
Jan
23% Nov
16
99 Va
Apr
29
17
Jan
34 Va Jan
21
13
Dec
19
43% Jan
30
40 Va Apr
13V4 Oct
24
26% Jan
*'
Motors
Class
7
23
Chic
33% July
8
7iy2 May 22
50 Va Nov
2
69
Va Feb
26
32% Jan
22
13% Dec
6
23 Va Jan
4
Chic &
28% Nov
23
45V4 May 25
20'% Dec
15
36 Va Jan
4
5
6
26% Nov
23
36% July 28
22
Sep 20
29% Jan
Western Ry
24
37 Va Apr
20
Dec
30
29 Va Jan
22
37 Va Jan
2
15
32
13
22
18% Jun
24
17
50% Feb
4
30% Dec
11
Oct
12
10% Oct
18
15 Va Jan
4
26% Dec
717/e Jan
6
72% May 20
38
Nov
29
37
series
8
Dec
17
12
94 Va Feb
30
26% July 25
49% Mar
9
39 Va Dec
21
68 Va Dec
July 19
•64% July 10
64% Jan 26
29
C
39% Jun
1
53 Va Dec
23
Cities
'27% Mar 20
16% Nov
3
247/a Jan
4
24
51 Va Jan
4
9
14 Va Jan
7
57
Nov
2
40% Oct
18% Jan
2
14 Va
July 14
18
27% Oct 28
26% Nov 25
14% May
36 y2 Dec
44% Jun
7 89
Dec
101
23% Jan
18
11
99
56 Va Dec
5
62
1
Apr
Apr
7
65% Feb
20
9
39
Jun
12
32
Sep
30
35 Va Apr
59% Dec
14
42
Feb
17
72 Va July
65
Dec
15
5
14
136% Jan
16
Dec
28
33
Dec
24% Jan
46
Jan
28
126
Dec
29
48 Va Mar
64% Dec
9
126% Feb
12
48% Feb
8
137
Nov
80% Dec
19 Va Nvo
35
Sep
21
71
Dec
,23
'
10
26% Nov
1
41V4 Jan
71% Jan
5
78
8
26 Va Aug 24
82
Feb
27
21% Jan
7
29% Dec
18
21% Oct
5
47% Dec
9
72% Dec
16
41% Oct
24
23 % Jan
8
34% Dec
10
13 % Dec
5
45% Nov
13
50 Va Mar 11
42% Dec
30
>
July
30 Va Jan
6
Oct
14
63% Feb
35
Jan
14
48% May
20
50
Jan
34
Dec
19% Nov
18
24% Mar 13
15% Nov
60% Dec
23
24% Mar 23
16
74
43% Sep
21
51% Mar 23
Cleveland
32% Jun
25% Nov
17
54% Jan
14
12% Sep
9
17
&
Special
Clevite
Cluett
43
Nov
5
38% May 18
55% Jan
2
Dec
22
101% Sep
25
90
8Va Jan
2
6% Feb
10
14% Jan
6
•67% Aug
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola
$3.50
4
Colorado
18% Mar 11
64
4%
Columbia
Gas
90% Jan
4
103% Jan
22
25% May
12% Sep
56 Va Mar
6
13
8
69 Va Dec
15
101
Aug 19
110% Aug 30
30 Va Sep
1
14% Dec 29
Jun
2
1
8% Feb
3
20% Sep
30
11% Dec
1
17% Jan
18
1
7% Jun
6
12 Va Jan
12
May 26
40% Dec
2
10% Sep
18
14% Jun
26% Dec
14
30% Nov
24
58 Va Dec
24
68% Jan
21
59
95% Dec
17
106 Va Feb
25
37% Oct
19
58% Dec
1
22% Sep
23
29 Va Dec
31
26
May
23
Jan
Columbus
29
22%
4.64%
Conde
&
41%
40 Va
41 Va
25,600
21%
22%
31,900
23
22%
23 %
12,200
7%
8%
1%
35
62%
$5
*95
26
87% Jan
4
96% Aug 25
$4.52
79% Sep
24
92
Jan
22
81% Jan
6
88
Consumers
101 Va Oct
$4.16
7
4%
107 Va Apr
27
100% Jun
16
17
58% Jan
«
31 Va Dec
2
47% Jan
75
92
13
75 Va Jan
4
83 % May 23
16% Mar 12
7% Dec
2
14 Va Jan
xO
6
22% Jan
27
44% May 11
59% Dec
21
Continental
18
2
20 Va Dec
18
Oct
23
9% Sep
22
13% Apr
20
45% Oct 23
69% Jan
26
Apr
46
*66
Mar
20
5
19
7% Dec
404
31
For
footnotes,
see page
Dec
22.
Jun
Sep
Continental
$3.75
.
8%
8'A
1%
18%
18%
19 Va
34Va
19 Va
25%
26
26
36%
35%
26
26
26%
35%
36
36
•15%
15%
55%
26%'
:.
:■%;
16
26%
27 %
22%
22%;
*15%
16%
r
iiilSVst*- 15Va
56
55 Va
57
15%
tffi'fn 29Va
29vr- 29%
*35%
15%
56
,
i
30
16%
1,100
65%
18,700
110
7%
8
8
7,900
•
-
—
2,200
*19 Va
197/a
60
26%
25Va
26 %
5,400
35%
*35Va
36 %
400
15%
16%.
16
16%
56
>*; 56
56 %
2,400
16%
nm
v T, 17%
17 Va
20,000
28
28%'
V 27%
27 7/a
29%
28%
29%
29
29%
16,000
22%
22%
24%
23%
23%
19,500
16 Va
H
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■28%
A
29 Va
22%
"■
34 Va
55%
1
22%
8%
*102
8%
21%
16%,
17'
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18
14
14 V8.
14 Va
14 Va
*13 %
23%
24%
23%
24%
22%
39%
39%
40%
39 Va
39%
387/a
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17%
23%
38%
38%
82%
83%
vG
20
13%
'
39%
••
22 Va
20
13%
21%
'
!
40
21
18,000
7,100
1,040
*12%
13%
200
217/a
22 Va
96,100
39%
:
40%
55,600
38%
9.300
.
100%
*99
39%
39%
38 Va
38
38
390
85%
*84%
85%
*99 Va
100%
100%
100%
280
38%
39%
39%
67%
38%
39%
5,000
84
38%
66%
51%
51
51%
51 Va
21%
21%
21%
21 Va
44%
46 %
46
12%
14%
12%
67%
"
67%
17,400
51%
52 Va
22,200
21%
21%
1,800
46
61 Va
67%
50%
66%
38
85%
100%
84
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r
$5
42
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58
57
46
46%
4,000
13
12%
12%
8,300
67%
52
"21%
96%
57
33 Va
33 Va
33
33%
55%
56
55%
Ohio
>136
136
79%
22
22%
22
10
32
L',
Co
1
25
com
74
26
27%
48
11% Jan
6
Continental
57 Va Dec
22
Continental
Continental
23%
22%
231/4
6,700
32%
33,400
32 Va
*1150
31%
32%
74%
74%
25% / 26
<
25%
26
41%
42%
73,300
17'%
39,600
41%
43Va
16%
17 Va
46
46
*45 %
47
53%
*
53 V2
30
*52 Va
-
•
68 Va
54%
55 Va
5,300
51%
51%
52
6,000
...
23%
74%
5,100
22%
37,000
70
11,800
22% j.;
22 Va
69%
69%
*98 Va
98 Va
109%
109%
109%
300
14%
14%
14%
14%
8,600
15%
16%
15%
16 '/a
92,400
13%
13 Va
13 Va
13 %
10,900
8%
8%
8'A
8 Va
37%
38 Va
67
67%
13%
8%
38
67%
103%
103%
61%
97,100
103%
.* 2,500
103 Va
102 Va
5
46%
45%
46%
45%
46
41%
40 Va
41
40%
39%
40%
40 Va
40%
40%
40
1.33 Va
21
21
21V4
21%
1,000
20%
21%
*211/4
21
21%
51%
52l/4
52%
53
52%
16,400
52 Va
x52
52
52%
31'A
31V4
317/a
20,600
64%94lA
5
*20%
10
51%
30%
44%
45
43%
Va
30 Va
30%
31 Va
30 Va
31%
30 V*
63%
63
63%
93%
93%
93 Va
94
93 Va
93%
93 Va
93%
93%
*93%
94 Va
*93%
94 Va
*93 Va
93 Va
93 Va
44
64 Va
63%
63 V4
64
63%
63%
No par
86
86
*85
86
94%
*85
86
24
24%
92 Va
90%
91
90%
46 VA
45%
46 Va
46
No par
10
*103 Va
104 Va
♦103 Va
104 Va
*103%
36%
37%
37 V4
38%
37%
No par
77%
77%
2
8V4
8%
24
preferred
25
78 Va
77 Va
8%
8%
8%
20%
Insurance
5
'
*19%"
20 Va
*19%
55%
57 Va
55 Va
56%
24%
90%
*90%
46 Va
'
45%
104
103%
"20
55 Va
771/a
8%
86
24%
25%
92
46%
103%
93
93
*85
*
90 Va
46
104
-
86
25%
92
46 Va
104
38%
42,200
77%
150
8%
21 ■-
*20 %•
55%
55%
9
8%
8%
19%
20
800
56%
55%
56
31,000
8
II,600
8 Va
8
8%
8
8
56
55
56
55%
55%
55%
54 Va
54 Va
38%
39 3 4
39%
39%
40
39 Va
39 %
—7
39
8
10,000
21-
x7%
•-
30
37%
38%
,
110
8,200
77%
56
8 Va
50
18,200
38 Va
36%
7%.
820
100
78 Va
53%
1
8,300
77 Va
Delaware——5
,
8,100
14,300
37%
38 Va
*
77%
Steel
common
*85
25
24 Va
Corp
6,000
67Va,
:
38
45%
45%
;
8,700
37
102%
No par
Motors
500
98 Va
109'A
No par
Copper &
11.000
23%
74
24 Va
74 Va
10
*98 Va
14%
67
21%
68%,
69%
98 Va
8%
37%
11,800
21%
70
55 Va
22 Va
109
No par
21%
23 Va
69%
68 Va
49,600
73 %
22
109
47,500
24
51
24 Va
23%
'71%' '72' <
21%
36%
23 %
55
52
51
35%
237/a
*68 V2
70
53%
53
36%.
21%
22%-
22
*68%'
300
357/a
23%
*
52 Va
23%
36%
35%
17
5,700
17
52 *
*51%
1
common
190
75
*74%
*90%
Steel
34,300
*1150
100
of
80%
No par
Inc
20
79%
22%
,/
14%
Corp
com
2,900
80%
44%
13%
Co
Co
62%
137
*136
40
110
9,000
17
14%
—5
Oil
62V4
62%
Baking Co common—5
convertible
55%
137%
24
Can
55%
45%
16%
*44
12%
No par
Corp
55%
79%
42
1
com—No par
33
61
26 Va
46
1
10
_1
33
*136
81%
74%
98%
280
33%
55
56%
62%
31%
74
!
97
58
55%
22%
-31%
23%
*96
*57
*33
*1150
*1150
7,oU0
96%
58
-
137 Va
61%
61% •61%
79% v1,801%
Elec—5
Co
*
55%
136
56
96%
'57
55%
*
57
■
5,100
52,200
"
96%
58
*57
36
35
57%
96%
>
-
No par
preferred
1
40% Mar 16
110
18%
.25%
5
Co
of N Y
Coal
Industries
29
20
*100
110
8 Va
64%
7%
15%,. 15%
10
$5.50 preferred
Aug 22
Continental
23% Apr
65
*17%
15 V4
No par
preferred
Continental
23
Dec
64
7%
Corp of America—
Nov
11% Jan
Inc
common
Edison
Power
44
4
*101
64 7/a
Va
34%
8%
34%
18%
53%
100
Common
5
107
64
35%
System_2.50
preferred
preferred
preferred
Container
30
*101
v
65
35
35
110
63%
34%
25%
1
Cigar Corp
Consolidation
5
Oct
103
:-"l
8
7%
—50
B
Consolidated Natural Gas
Feb
Dec
34
.
8%
*17%
No par
preferred
99
94
:i;:
64
1
Consol Electronics Industries-.
25
49
8
34%
No par
;
1
Solvents
Consol Edison
87% Sep
29 Va Jan
230
22
common—5
series
Southern
Consolidated
$4.50
14
17,200
22 Va
,100
Nast
4
28
23 Va
20%
57%
Mills
12
19
22%
21,100
40%
NO par
Publishing Co
Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Cone
63 V* Dec
Jan
11,800
23
-
23
100
96% Aug 22
20% Sep
42%
22%
23
41
90
42%
20%
100
40 Va Jan
37% Jun
22%
28%
90
41
preferred
Comptometer Corp
4
83
41 Va
23 %
27%
90
42%
19%
stock—50
Corp,
Laundries
8
22%
•
28>/a
90
41%
1
22%
No par
Consolidated
9
27%
v
40%
preferred
7
55% July 29
l,v>dO
19%
gtd_,_50
common
6
92 Va May
20,300
22%
1
22
30% Nov
4%
51J/4
40
23%
.
r:95%
'5.25%
5
9
12,900
4%
51%
18
1
4%
System
Commonwealth
»
Oct
18
35%
4%
51%
22%
No par
Carbon
Commercial
88% Jan
25
34%
4%
51 Va
18%
Credit
53% Jan
Dec
34 Va
*51
22%
Engineering Inc_T____ 1
25
82
34%
4%
51%
4%
i.
I8V4
Commercial
99% Mar 10
44 Va Jun
34%
,_15
com
1%
May 17
Apr
34 Va
4%
51%
22%
Combustion
23
25ya Jun
RR
Foods
27
34%";
4%
51
42%
Consolidated
5
34%
4%
51
No par
2
61% Feb
34 Va
4%
51
263 *00
42%
Co
Ilium
42 Va Dec
42% Nov
25%
I,000
2
25
Feb
24%
35
preferred—
Columbian
Dec
87
26 Vn
<•
43
27
62% May 22
24%
<•
22%
30
32
27%
■
33%
60% Jun
23 Va Jan
51% Dec
25
•
9,000
22 Va
103 Va Dec
42 Va May 18
12,600
43
13
20
24
31%
22%
17
57% Feb
31 Va
28 Va
31%
25%
42%
42% Feb
27% July 10
31 Va
22
96% Jan
2
33
42 Va
30
21
x3l%
22 Va
68% Dec
45% Sep
35 Va
37
4
21% Dec
34%
21%
Pictures
$4.25
19
1,200
34%
19,300
36%
Broadcasting
Columbia
20
10'/a
42
Ry—
noncumulative 1st pfd
Columbia
25 Va Jun
28
10
Southern
&
28
4
27%
10%
21%
Iron
28
Apr 20
9
101% Apr
112% Feb
&
30
13% Mar
41
28%
10%
36%
Co„
71 Va Nov
24
40%
28 Va
10
35%
preferred
26% Nov
53% Oct
41
29
9%
x21%
Alkman
Fuel
5Va%
24
4
; 28% Jan
72 Va Dec 27
40%
28%
9%
2,90d
5
preferred—,
23% Dec
31
42%
28'A
9%
'
„_10
Bottling Co of N Y__
2
27
40'A
27%
:
10
22%
44 %
Colgate-Palmolive Co
17
19% Oct
41%
27 Va
9%
*21%
-14%
Co—_
21
55% Jan
7
22
14%
Iron
Jun
43% July 27
39 Va Feb
3
22
44%
Peabody & Co com
preferred—
7%
&
9
21%
40%
5
guaranteed
'
'
?00
20%
40%
34 Va
10
Corporation
Radio
Dec
1,600
_No par
Pitts
Collins
56
7,500
1
14% Jun
60
41 %
Co_
18% Jun
Mar 23
287/a
41
■
21%
Electric
Collins
14
28%
41
22
.
No par
Corp—
6
Feb
28 Ve
41
*21 Va
Z'Z
,100
Equipment
20
57
27%
40%
20%
25.
100
$4.50 preferred-
7
45% Jun
80
28%
39%
1,900
100
Co_
Cleveland-Cliffs
50% Aug 16
7
*77
21%
"
58
34'A
5
Financial Corp
35% Jan
18
7
80
48
26%
8.50
Service
Colorado
49
*77
•
57%
25
w,
Jun
76
3,100
*43
58
5
Oil
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
43% July 27
80
48
58
: ■Wl:
Milling Machine Co—10
Cleveland
-
7
28
*93
*46
,
11
2
57
T
Clark
44 V2 Aug
5
59% Jun 23
90 Va Jan
I
Cletrac
5
47% Jan
39%
48
*77
29
39%
4,000
20%
58
No par
Investing Co
City Products Corp—
City Stores Co
19
2
*46
80
27%
■
City
Aug 25
41 Va May
5
Mar 20
55% Jan
22
23
Gas
Cincinnati
16
48
2,900
20
■
40
O'Nuts
Common
5
Jan
20%
57%
100
com
4%
19
15% Dec
20 Va
18,900
17%
23%
1
;
102% Jan
41% Aug 24
87% Sep
6
14
43
20
29 Va
17%'
"
;
Electric—
4
46% Nov
Feb
19%
26%
23%
.
58%
No par
&
8
78% Jan
46% Jan
15
19%
27%
6,000
1
pfd
preferred
4% % preferred
30% Feb
16
101
23%
26
140
73%
*20%
Corp
25c
Corp,,„,»x—w—.*~25
Chrysler
21
2
17%
23%
73
94
*15%
Jan
35% Oct 23
Western
Cotton
Full
47% Jun
93
17%
23%
*77
39%
*13%
Chock
91% Feb
Dec 23
26%
17%
87, /oO
94
__50
noncum
North
Cincinnati
77
A
73%
170
.
21"/4
116
94
Chlckasha
30
Jan
73%
1
89%
2t
116
17 Va
*46
94
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab—
No par
4
17% Nov
Jan
V
89%
23 va
116
94
"■
preferred series A——100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8
5
24% Oct
5%
89%
22%
94
—10
com
i—
Chic'Milw St Paul & Pac
4
27 Va Dec
*89
*115%
1,380
93%
5%
.
4I.100
94
40
preferred
23
Jan
"q%
134,900
58
—1
Corp,
A
Great
5%
18% Nov
63
32%
11
78
.
59%
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
6
35 V8 Dec
17,300
32%
12,400
1.25
Vought Corp__
Corp___
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
3Va% convertible preferred
18
14
5
4%
32%
■
78'
54%
58%
No par
Chemetron
Aug
4'A
23 Va
40%
Chance
Checker
4
94
4%
42%
6
26
11%
781/4
10%
771/4
25%
41%
20
Oct
10%
/O
17%
41%
29% Jan
13 VA Apr
.
91
38% Jan
106
...
29%
41% Dec
6
,
731/2
91
6
69% Jan
'
23%
-
80
1,200
52%
23%
28%
24
26
73i/4
23,900
'
54%.
-v
.
,
89%
73%
37%
41/4
O
116
91
Dec
54% Oct
89
23
,
51
32%
29%
17% Oct
74% July
8
118% Feb 26
Vr
4%
41
5
29
11
79y4
4%
32%
91
9
64% Dec
10%
78%
29
31
4
,'•*
51%
91
36% Jan
43 y4 Jan
28 >/4
19%
>">•<
110
40%
27%
42 Va
42 y2 Jan
30% Dec 13
36%
40%
27%
29%
37% Dec
15
16,200
411/4
.
90
4
Dec
46 Va
37%
41%
9
46
45%
17"
,
19%
*93
46%
37%
*115%
26%
44
27%
23%
115%
25%
16,400
*40%
■V
89 %
>
47%
23%
v
17%
39%
.!
9,600
46%
%
Co—
;
24
13
23
8,900
93%
40%
preferred—,.!
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
1
28
14
89 Va
4,400
*92%
27%
,
.
11,800
%
,
47%
-
37%
501/4
32%
115%
73 Va
,
;
,
40%
80
4J/a
12%
*27%
"',
11%
32Va
2 7 V4
•<
50%
4%
"27%. 27%
.
$4.50
15
Sep
■26% Nov
34% Feb
V
i—1
Co
Common
25
17% May 13
26% May
3
.0
73%
19'A
_1
Chain
88
'
0,78%
4%
32'%
23%
;
1
Corp
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
Paper &
49%
11
>
{
79%
26%
—5
i.iw-A—.A.u.—
Belt
27%
12
40Va
27%
&29
28'/a
.
37Va
40%
.11%
*17%
■v-'v
_No par
7
Cessna
*
35%
40%
27%
50%
23%
_No par
11
24
17
/
„
2.50
Corp.
Co_
Teed
35%
„
73 Va
.
—50
18
4
34% Mar
36%
10
J
N
South West
Corp
Certain
Service
5V2 Jan
70% Jan
24
45% May 28
Co
Soya
Champion
35
44
73%
100
40% Apr
;
40
43
'-.V.", *77
preferred
93
43
-J—100
Century Industries Co-
31
4%%
131/4
41%
80
B
12%
47
com—.-No par
Light
13%
93
48
Public
Illinois
12%
92%
*46
series
Illinois
31
oi
Central Hudson Gas & Elec_ -No par
Central
32% Dec
~6%
preferred
5%
29 Va
47
com_._No par
4
31
79
23
i
Foundry Co
Central of Georgia Ry
Central
11
Apr
Central
29
921/4
—5
Co—.
29%
46 VA
*89%
90 Va
22%
23'A
.116
116
,
20
—
28%
46%
32
ivy
common
42% Aug 25
95% Sep
6
59
Dec 29
Dec
May 29
Dec
Corp
preferred
Aquirre Sugar
Central
80'/a Aug 17
20
32% Dec
52
Aug 17
5%
preferred series A_100
7%
46%
92 Va
4
Corp of Amer com__No par
preferred—_—
,100
conv
7Va
45%
45%
;
2nd
4Va%
83% Jan 13
7%
45%
92Va
.
7%
7 Va
451/4
45%
;vA5Q .
9%
1%
Celanese
IVA
45%
93
34%
12.50
common
7 Va
45%
12 Va
*40Va
Shares
7Va
28%
40%. 42
the Week
Jan. 13
46 Va
457/a
11%
/
Friday
Jan.12
28
44Va
Sales for
Thursday
12
\
1
8
17
_4%
Co
PRICES
277/e
.27
9
3
Aug
(J I)
7
SALE
*92%
;
50
21
94% Sep
7
46
HIGH
Jan.11
11%
10
common—
4Va % preferred
^
Carriers & General Corp
Carter Products Inc—*.
31% Jan
23
Apr
Corp
Co__,
121Va Sep
8
g%
and
Wednesday
27%
No par
5
17
Apr
55
1
Carrier
Steel
Light
25
Nov
71% Feb
.
Carpenter
&
Oct
Feb
21
v
Sep
88
■
447/a Mar 20
22
Power
114% Jun
24
9
30
Jan
22y8Jan
114% Jan
22
20
5
Jan
5
30
27
30
21% Apr 16
13
12
Mfg Co—j..
10
Corp—
No par
Carolina Cllnchfleld <fe Ohio Ry_100
Carolina
Jan. 10
45Va
preferred-——.
L.
100
6y2% 2nd preferred—
,-,.7
Caterpillar Tractor common.No par
4.20%
preferred
x
100
36% Aug 12
89% Nov
26
3% Nov
22
Nov
30
40% Sep
7% Dec
71% Deo
*'•
119% Mar 16
7% Apr
6
July 15
*
Carlisle
4
35
Co
(Philip)
Carey
Tuesday
Jan. 9
l
Carborundum
497/a Jan
35% Feb
98
Monday
.
Par
4
19
23
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
10% Dec
16
YORK
Highest
15,100
3,700
14
(210)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, January 16, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
.Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range for Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
NEW
35
Nov
4
19 % Sep
20 Vs Sep
45% Aug 12
23
4
25% Sep
19
15
Dec
1
21
Oct
Oct
25
33% Jun
17
12% Dec
5
24% Jan
50V2 Dec
33 Ye Mar 17
21
39% Jan
7
54% Dec
23
59% Jun
84% Feb
s'
9
11
88
154% Dec
7
Sep 24
May 12
42% Feb
Controls
29
14Yo
14%
14%
34%
35
33%
76%
75
16
,186
8
87
Aug 17
90
Jun
9
Products
Corning
Apr
11
24 % Jan
27
8% Jan
5
14% Dec
31
10% July
1
15% Sep
9
Coty
5% Apr
22
3
July 27
4% Sep
13
Coty
19
40
July 27
64% Jan
4
36% Sep
40 % Oct
15
,
16% Jan
2
23 % Dec
23
28% Mar
19
30
23% Oct
Nov
29% Jan
39% Jan
L
45
Dec
21
Crown
341/4 Oct
5
98% Apr
21
86
114% July
2
37% Jan 16
21
15% Dec
23
10% Jun
15
17% Mar
65% Dec
30
Jan
16
24
104 % Sep
40% Feb
81% Mar 11
4
Dec
5
95
$2
Crown
20
Sep
29"% Jan
,,
88 % Nov 28
$4.20
109% Jan
5%%
P
22
18
Jan
11
8% Oct
24
14% Jan
4
Cudahy
69% Mar 23
4%%
63 % July 26
12 % Mar 31
15
10% Aug
3
13
Jan
18
33
15
41% Jan
20
30% Sep
28
37
Jan
14
15
16% Jan
21
7% Dec
20
12% Jan
Cuban-American
7
A»3 27
25% Feb
3
50% Dec
22
60% Jan
17% Dec
29
25
14% Dec
7
Nov
25
29% Nov
29
94% Dec
14
67% Sep 27
40% Nov 25
2
14
59 % Jan
Aug 18
5
44
Cuneo
$4
31% Jan
8
Class
6,400
*83
*
*87
85
*831/2
90
*87
'■
21
14
21%
14Y2
3%
37/a
46%
:
21
14'%
4
85
20
•90
21%
*141/4
21,000
100
14%
4Y4
43/fl
463/4
48Y4
4'A
3,800
'
46%
76
47
*72
76
*72
5,900
75
36 Vo
36%
36 5/e
363/a
36Y4
36%
1,100
217/a
22%
22
27
21%.
21%
.21%
10,500
26%
267/o
26%
263/4
263%
26%
41%
41 %
5,200
42 %
4334
39,500
47%
26
26
39%
40%
40%
45%
46%
.40
46%
46%
46%
41%
*40%
547%
55%
54%
55
90%
90%
90%
*40
55
Amerlca_.12.50
197/a
20%
20%
21
100
*92%
95
95
95
10
preferred
177/a
18
177/8
18 %
10
97/8
5
9%
100
*64%
common
Inc
.5
preferred
11%
33%
1
8%
No par
19
*18
495/8
40%
300
543/4
521%
54%
19,700
90%
95
48 Ya
*40 Ya
54
'
491/4
40 3/8
903/4
90%
90%
280
2OY2
21
*943/4
96
20%
211/8
*943/4
96
64%
200
18
181/8
18 Ya
I8Y4
10%
10
101/8
97%
10 Ya
64%
64%
*641/4
65%
*64%
64%
13%
34%
8 7/8
2,200
15,000
200
13%
131/4.
131/4
13
13
341/4
341/4
34Y8
341%
500
8%
97/o
53
18%
<
34%
*34
53
12,800
47,300
18%
:.97/0
13%
*52
42Y2
47%
40%
21
95
a:,
*177/o
10
8%
53
*18
8%
53%
*18%
53
19
18
3,300
10Ya
9%
10 1/8
55,300
54Y4
*521/4
53%
600
18
*18
16%
1
.10
181/2
200
17%
17
17%
17%
17%"
17
31
_1
Inc
13
*337/8
8%
53
No par
*64%
13
33
2.50
A
64%
20%
42 7/8
411/2
41
*90%
40
90%
Sugar
Cutler-Hammer
177%
22 %
90%
prior preferred..
Curtiss-Wright common
7
Jan
176Y4
36%
54%
$1.60
4
37% Jan
66
prior
176Y2
36 %
No par
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Publishing common
19
17,800
22,900
22
257/3
Curtis
8
Feb
Press
34
791/2
36%
5
Packing Co
preferred
11,100
333/8
78 3/8
22%
No par
convertible
13% Sep
4
14
34Ya
21%
2.50
common
of
133/4
9,700
36%
Corp common
Co
14'%
9,500
29Ya
783/4
176
22
*72
28%
14,000
33%
%
46%
77
1
preferred
Crucible Steel
4
Seal
&
*74
25
preferred
Zellerbach
77
83
*13%
3%
14
5,400
10
76Yi
-90
20 %.
47
28%
9Ys
•
1
com
preferred
Cork
23
29
54 % Dec
*74
83%
14%
3%
46%
9Ya
2
Corp
28% Feb
31
32% Feb
37/o
47 %
Crowell-Collier Publishing
39% July 25
*14
*3%
35%
27%
176%
*86
23%
27 Ya
35'/4
14%
175%
87
263/4
35%
8 7/a
28%
14
85
217/a
14%
27%
177
V
46%
Corp
14
Dec
27% Jan
Wheat
Petroleum
conv
♦13%
100
Dec
6
34% Sep
of
5%
23%
25
preferred
Crescent
176%
—1
common
42
20
67
Corp
177%
20%
1
Co
17
July 23
2
Inc
International
Cream
5
1
16% Feb
Jan
18
*85
Corp
28
41
59% Dec
90
30 %
*83
*87;
Petroleum
15
60% Jan
21% Apr
85
Jan
44
Sep
*83
26
9
10% Sep
176
3%%
22% July 21
8%
29
5
common
17
7
7
4
4
17% Mar
3%%
Crane
8%
30%
preferred——
100
preferred series of 1947.100
Cosden
July 18
Works
1
23% Feb
60% Jun
25% May
76
(Del)
9
37% May 27
85
12
31% Mar
14
23% Apr
1
72% Jan
Mar 30
85
Glass
3 % %
5
Co
8%
.
Shares
273/8
343/8
76
Co
8 %
30
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Jan. 13
27
34%
75
19
24
87/o
76
18% Oct
71% Nov
8%
35%
85% Jan
Nov
34%
14%
Range
PRICES
Thursday
267/a
34 %
74
Corn
10
72
26%
34 %
34%
4
21
24 % Jun
2
26%
34'/a
_5
Jan
88
12
257/8
34%
Copperweld Steel Co
55
4
Jan
25%
34%
5
6
3
25%
5
Copper
Feb
35% Jan
5
-
SALE
Jan. 12
7
85% Dec
1
HIGH
Jan. 11
1
83% Apr
-
America-.
AND
Wednesday
1
18 V* Oct
85
Jan.10
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
6
Feb
of
Co
Tuesday
Jan. 9
Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co—
4
124
Monday
Par
Cooper-Bessemer
July 11
27% Dec
1
89% Feb
2
46% Apr
15
50% Sep
42 % Mar
16
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
6
31
YORK
Highest
17%
16 7/a
17%
31%
42,800
31%
31%
31 %
31%
31%
31%
3IY2
31%
72%
1,100
72
"73%
71%
72%
72
72 %
71%
72
3,700
33%
33%
34
34%
8 71/4
*86
87Y4
72
.
D
46% Dec
91% Feb
37% Nov
83
Nov
31% Jun
16
83
19% July 27
13% Feb
36% July 15
49% Mar 18
26% Jan
34
21
Feb
„
22
43% Jan
4
Jan
4
87 % Aug
23
12% Dec
27
15% Jan
6
12
Dec
5
27% Oct
31
337/8 Jan
Dana
Corp
3%%
Dan
5
River
Dayco
49% May 31
common
1
preferred series A.
Mills
321%
..100
Inc
Corp.
33
31%
32
311/4
32
6,400
58 3%
591%
58 'A
59
58'%
591/4
6,100
773%
*77Vb
77%
*77i%
771/2
771%
50
Preferred
3.75%
series
A
27
74% Feb
3
80
Preferred
3.75%
series
B_____100
76
Dec
22
83% Apr
9
75% Jan
6
82 % May
23
Preferred
3.90%
series
17
Sep
15
21% Feb
19
17% Jan
8
39% Dec
15
Decca
Records
Dec
1
68 %
July 31
54% Dec
16
Deere
&
4
33
May 25
38% Apr
17% Dec
28
26% Nov
21
28% Jan
8
Delaware
&
47% Aug 11
31% Aug 24
Delaware
Power
&
Lines
Inc
16% Nov
25
21
7% Sep
41% Jun
21
10 7/8 Feb
53
Dec
23
15% Jan
/
f
7
7
46
25
47% Mar 13
5
19% May
May 26
68
Apr 28
27% Oct 28
29
Dec
7
13
Jan
64 Vs Oct
30
41 % Nov
17
30% Jun
15
28 % Dec
22
17% Jan
7
32% Mar 24
24% Aug
6
21
137/8 Sep
7
Dec
26
52% Dec
42 % Mar 13
18
32% Sep
31% Sep
59% Apr
23
24
36% July 29
22
21% Sep
21
11% "Nov
25
16
29 % Jan
17% Jan
May 18
20% July 23
367/a Oct 28
19% Jan
12
22
2
53% Jan
6
74% Jan
23
17% Jan
Mar 26
7
21
27% Aug 17
lOO'/o Dec
11
Delta
1
>•*
v
'
60
50 %
2
33% July 29
66% Aug 29
38% July
Diamond
29 % Mar
28
Jan
14% Dec
31
27
9
24
6
DiGiorgio
4
Diners'
Oct
24
49% Jan
4
28% Jun
24
33% Dec
12
15 7/8 Oct
7
10% Dec
13
15
Dec
30
Dr
28% Oct
20
16 % Oct
19% Jan
4
27
July
7
42% Feb
Dominick
10
Douglas
6
24% Jan
5
99% Jan
4
Dow
20
30% Jan
4
14% Jan
6
8'/a Dec
5
13% Jan
4
14% Aug 17
7% Sep
27
14% Jan
22
3
178% Oct
31
266% Jan
5
7
96% Jan
5
Mar 15
127/8 oct
9
106
33% Sep 12
19% Aug 18
Jan
24
74% Sep
21
86% Apr
3
22 % Sep
17
267/a Jan
12
42% Feb
27
37
Jan
46% Jan
27
40
Jan
103
21% Mar
4
37
Dec
74% Jan
251/4
I8Y2
17%
18%
18'%
8 Ya
8%
8 3%
38 % Jan
46% Feb
41
Nov
18
46% Jan
40 % Jan
Mar 23
17% Oct 27
46
July 11
24% Jan
5
29
28% Dec
31
Dec
22
46% Apr
341/4 Jan
9
32
series.
25% Sep 22
73% Dec 11
23 % Sep
21
75
16
851/2 Jan
Apr
88% Jun
36% Nov
301/2 Apr
Feb
89
Aug
181/4 Jan
Air
Eastern
Gas
241/2 Mar
8
30% Aug 30
23
75
Mar
3
82
Nov
21
41/2%
15
Nov
1
25% Jan
4
Eastern
1
94
Feb
1
1361% Jun
9
Eastman
92
Mar
31
281/2 Sep 29
48% Feb
1
63% Aug 13
1:
89
4
May 15
46i% Dec
24
92% Oct
4
16
6
32% Nov
87
1
88
Aug
45% Jan
$3.60
Eaton
5
4
Ekco
26% Jan
4
44% Apr
22
541/2 Feb
25
5% Dec
1
8% Feb
26
21
43% Oct
24
73
Jun
7
Mar 20
10% Oct
25
19% Jun
23
Elgin
El
17
38% Jan
14
631% Dec
9% Jan
7
July 29
4%%
Elastic
Stop
Electric &
Electric
National
24% Oct
26% May 11
321% Jan
29
411/4 Dec
76% Dec
16
88
28% Aug 28
23
31
28% Nov
23
29
53% Dec
8
Emerson
6
22% Jun
21
34% Aug 22
10% Dec
23
Mar
23% Dec
13
38% Jan
78
Jun
20
84
16% Dec
31
40
50
Oct
29
70
56
Oct
2
Mar
9
8
32% Feb
24
4
5
63
17% Sep 21
19% Mar 2
34% Oct 22
37% Nov
May
4
Apr
2
30% Mar 12
28% Dec 13
49 7/a July
8
Apr
26V4 Jun
24
28% Oct
8
6
40
Jan
7
20Yi Dec
351/2 Jan
27
Fairbanks
5% Get
24
121/4 Feb
26
287/8 Feb
26
$1.60
5% Dec
5
29 Y» Mar
7
"9% Jan
2
t9Y* Aug 11
18% Jan
27% Nov
37
96
Sep
14
6
91/2 Mar
371/4 Dec
1
8
Mar M
81
Feb
1
89
Sep
20
31 V4
8ep
237* Feb
35
8
37% Dec
5
Jan
28
4
footnotes,
see
0
page
22.
Mar
33% Dec
27
24'%
251%
245%
28%
28
29'%
28'% 1
327%
14,400
33
32'%
327%
32%
323%
327%
32%
181/2
18%
18%
19'%
18'%
185%
18%
19
14%
135%
14
14'%
147%
15
151%
267/a
26'%
13,700
26%
2 6 7%
27'%
27i%
28'%
26%
191/2
28i%
31,200
193%
195%
19Ya
19%
191/4
193/4
19%
20
297/8
12^900
29i%
311%
31i%
313%
30%
317/8
30'%
30%
177/a
48,900
175/8
181/4
17'%
17%
17%
171/2
16%
171%
.
5,600
4,400
10,000
751/4
741/4
751/4
74
74%
74%
751/2
75
75%
235%
32,400
23%
241/2
241/4
25
245%
25
24%
24%
31 Ya
39,700
301/4
30%
30%
31'%
30%
31'%
30%
30%
177/s"
8,300
171%
17%
17%
17%
175%
17%
175%
18%
IOY2
10
21,200
lOYs
10'/a
10 Ya
10'%
IOY4
IOY4
10Y4
4,600
93/4
81/2
81/4
194%
8 Ya
8'%
81/4
8%
8'%
8Y2
3,100
197%
196%
200%
200
203%
203%
206%
102
195
102 %
102
102
102%
101%
102%
102%
102%
38,100
1,400
80
80
26%
26
39%
80%
,
39
*42%
44
80%
26
26%
39
39
44
*43
81/4
80%
26%
44
44
39
*79%.
26
*38%
|
79%
79%
1,100
26%
26%
17,300
39
*38%
39
210
44%
43%
43%
*43
44%
100
43%
44
*43%
441/4
1,030
44
43 %
44
44
*44
45
*43%
45 *
*43
45
45%
*43%
45%
44 %
*43
44%
44
20
20
20
19
23%
22%
23
22%
23 Ya
251/4,
25
255%
25'%
25 %
32 %
31 %
32%
311/4
31%
.
80%
26%
44%,
■
*43
*43%
200
44
*43 %
44
44
%
*43
44%
44
44%
400
19%
*19%
19%
19%
19Va
600
22 37
23
22%
23
25
25%
25
251/4
26,900
31'%
31%
31%
32
17,300
44%
i
83
82%
18%
18%
113%
110
1001/2
83
82%
18%
85%
83
82'%
18%
18%
1085%
1093/4
97'%
97 Y2
34%
33%
347%
34'
61
60 '/a
61
6OY4
*83%
~85T2
227/a
227%
23
227%
44%
45
*96
23
44%
6
5%
50
25,900
39,100
96
96
501/2
620
18%
109%
34
41
5%
3,800
83Y4
18'%
107
96
40Ya
50
82Y2
18s%
110'%
*92%
•
82'%
18'%
109Y4
112
96
10
45
5%
5%
501%
50i%
85%
*831/2
4OY2
*
45%
60
343a
9,500
61'A
1,200
1
-
85
407%
401/2
*92%
-
97i%
-
96
20%
23
21
451/4
455%
451%
*92%
-
407%
5,500
96
21%
10,900
457%
3,500
5%
57%
5%
6 %
80,800
52'%
5%
52
541%
541%
551/4
6,100
a—.5
12%
12%
12 Vs
12%
11%
3
12%
121%
277/s
28
12%
12'%
12Y4
11,900
277/a
28'%
28'%
29
29%
301/4
29%
30%
106,300
55'%
545%
581%
55%
29,700
.2
Co
53%
5
12
10
*331/4
54%
'
54%
Co
Co
56'%
56
121/4
12
121/4
12
121%
11%
13
12%
327%
57%
13%
33Y4
33i%
337%
331%
331%
331/4
34
33%
355%
31%
337%
317%
32
31'%
321/2
79
771%
78
77
77Y4
77
77
34%
78
79
19%
21
381/2
381/2
*78
,
42,200
1,800
84,300
730
20%
211%
20%
21
20%
20 7%
20'%
20 5%
6,300
381/2
•
39
383%
387%
38'%
393%
391%
393%
5,100
6'%
30,200
No par
5%
5%
57%
100
27%
29
28%
29%
50
541/2
541/2
55%
56
5
com
%|
34
32
...8.50
&
88,700
13%
227%
Gas
Morse
1,800
251%
28%
12%
12%
121/2
12%
22%
23
22%
351/2
36
5%
5%
6
57%
6'A
29%
.291/4
291%
29i%
293%
55'%
*54
551%
551%
551%
70
123%
131%
13
13%
13'%
13i%
19,100
23
227%
23
22%
23
225%
23
3,700
35%
36
351%
36
351/4
353/4
351/4
36'%
8,800
*23 Ya
25
*23Ya
24
*23 Ya
285%
*54
6
880
No par
*23 Yb
Whitney Corp com
1
preferred.__.40
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp.l
71/2
77/fl
7%
77/8
7%
81/2
22%
22%
22%
22%
223/4
231/4
23 3/e
2,200
6Y4
6%
61/4
6%
6%
6%
6%
67/8
20,800
35%
353/i
353/4
353/4
353/4
357/8
4,800
*811/2
convertible
Fairmont
4%
5%
--
n
247%
28
851/2
Fairbanks
28
24
297%
-*83%
3
20/a Dec
26%
40'%
Corp
9
25i%
*92%
Ex-Cell-O
10 Ya July 16
28% Aug 31
10% Jan 13
29
v
29
*97%
1
37% Apr
.
291/4
44%
Co
62
29%
*83%
Inc
9
16
■
x39%
Eversharp
2
153/4
5
Pittsburgh RR Co
28
16'%
of Amer—1
preferred series A
Jan
7
*15%
16%
*83'%
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
21% Jan
7Y» Sep
16
16
96
547/8 Jan
20
9,600
16
161/2
40
5
Products
14%
39%
30
Evans
14%
*93%
Nov
5
14%
100
25
20% Jan
14%
621%
2.50
52% Dec
Sep 28
14'%
ig%
100
Equitable Gas Co
11
141/4
ill
4%
&
14%
83
'
Endicott Johnson
5%
8,200
14YB
*60%
Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co.
Erie
11,300
143/a
.
971/2
1
7
37%
30%
60
7
11
37Y4
30%
34Y4
Sep
20
371/4
301/2
331/2
41% Sep
6% Oct
Feb
31,500
365%
30 3%
591/2
16
58
631%
367%
971/2
Dec
23
7 625%
7,500
30'%
241/2
Corp common__25
preferred
.100
Englehard Industries
.1
Aug 30
63%
V
30%
60%
5
34 Y2 Dec
Jan
600
31
shares—
Mfg
301/2
33%
Amer
Watch
*30i/4
33
Co
Electric
30'%
*60
Battery
Natural
Paso
*301%
-.1
Emerson
9
Jan
30'%
22%
...50
....
Corp
301%
common__l
common
Ind
Mus
Storage
33
12 Ya Sep 18
231/2 Jun 22
Nut
301%
*43
10
:
Co
26,100
*19%
10
2.50
Co.:
Inc
preferred
Electric Auto-Lite
Corp
common
preferred
Products
15
com
i
Stores
120
167%
*43%
ji.kTOO
Steel
Co
541/2
16 3%
*43
1
Assn
preferred
Bros
41/4%
25
94
Kodak
497%
541%
17'%
611/2
v/,'
Manufacturing
Edison
Jan
361% Jan
7% Dec
14
Mar 21
961% July 22
467%„Jan
6
65% May 23
17% Oct
317/s July 16
551/2 Aug
7
81/4 Dec 16
7
79
3
Stainless
491%
531%
16%
36'%
43
50
Inc
Fuel
&
497%
53i%
39%
5
Lines
49i%
17'%
30
*42% "44'
5
prior preferred
8
26
45% Dec
15
34
Eastern
49%
53'%
17 V#
80
__50
:
j.
Eagle-Picher Co
8
Oct
94
6
6
83% Jan
5
Dec
112
9
36% Jan
21
Jan
49%
531%
257/s
,_50
preferred
2,300
•
17'%
102%
50
preferred
3,500
40,200
~
6IY2
83/a
5
common
preferred
4.20%
preferred
Jan
81/4
531/2
193
No par
89
25
18 5%
8'%
& Co-
$3.50
34
Oct
18'%
8 3%
17%
No par
22
18%
i
33
"•
1
20% July 28
49%
:
30%
1
v~"E
28% Dec
'
741/4
1
series
$2.10
253%
23
8
DWG Cigar
Corp
25Y4
16%
1
4%
I
3,800
9,500
25i%
29
50c
$4.50
4.10%
30%
367%
191/2
Preferred
44% Aug 24
44
61
26%
Preferred
15
431%
29%
30
18 7/a
5
Co
8,400
43
293%
273/4
No par
(E I)
20,400
193/4
323/4
1
Nem
35,700
57i%
19%
17
161/2
,
36%
54%
19%
36'%
181/2
.
351%
54Y3
191%
61%
143/8
Inc
373%
£4a%
19i%
37Y4
1
International
36%
54%
191%
301/4
161/2
1
Inc
377%
533/4
301%
No par
Co
491/4
78
81
37%
1
81/4
*523%
30
26 5/8
50
42% Jan
7%
•-1f%
13 %
2
Co
37%
*773/4
*79%
-*
30
2.50
Inc
.
36%
No par
Duquesne Light
8
60%
1
Ltd
Fund
de
"'.-x
493/a
30
2.50
Ltd
V
161/2
50c
Inc
18
.
*523/4
1
Productions
Chemicals
Pont
8
10
Corp...
25
17 Vs
493/8
50
48% May 26
42
25
.
20
preferred
16
27
25'%
preferred
Dec
Mar 24
253%
$4.15
41
47
25i%
18
Common
44% Aug 25
447/8 Aug 24
33% Oct
25
$3.75
46 % Mar 13
2
28'%
Aug 16
1
19
*42'%
29
Industries
DuBois
Aug 16
26% Sep 13
21
42% Jun
43
28Y2
25
Club
Corp
Chemical
DKnhill
83
•41
38% Dec
22% Feb
41%
29%
Duplan Corp
Aug 16
40% Dec
13
431/4
28%
1
Drewrys Limited USA
du
278% Aug
42'%
291/8
Corp
Aircraft
Dresser
25
17
431/2
Dover
25
19% Jun
Sep
Fruit
Mines
70% Oct
24
95
421/4
28 Yo
6.75.
1
Pepper Co
14% Dec
21
202% Feb
54%
193/4
Corp
(Walt)
Dome
78
19%
Co.100
15%
81
2.50
W RR
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne Corp
28% Feb
*77
*79%
.15
(The)
Disney
78
81
37i%
Co
Distillers
15
17% May 16
26
Stores
*77
*791%
53%
preferred
Diana
78
80
19 1/2
Co
National
$1.50
23
17% July
33% Jan
Vilbiss
*77
*791/2
38
;
Detroit Hillsdale & S
Detroit Steel
Corp..
De
14
Apr
20% Feb
Sep 30
14% Oct
20
8
11
■
4
78
81
53 3/4
Diamond Alkali Co
May
Mar 21
77%
*77
19Ya
;
26% Jan
*761/2
37%
NY
'
'
533/8
Coatings
2
161/4
*791%
3
of
Edison
6
15'%
1
Light
Co
8
Dec
■773/4
167%
No par
(Delaware)
24% Mar
13
16%
50c
Hudson
Supply
*761%
.100
Detroit
457/8 Jan
8
C
...
20
28% Apr
23
Inc
100
14
5
May
common
Jan
6
Sep
Light
Dehv & Rio Grande West RR.No
par
DeSoto Chemical
10
4
27% Nov
11
Air
Dentists'
15
22 7/a Jan
11
Co
&
49% Dec
6
40 % Mar 23
14
26% Sep
26% Aug
18% Nov
29,800
16%
321%
597%
Feb
Apr 20
16
16
331%
81
20% Jun
16,900
59
Sep 23
20
13 V7
33
71
15
13i%
13'/4
17Ya
58
80% Aug 23
36% Apr
13'%
58
9
4
2
5,500
'
*86
33%
45% Mar
72% Jan
24% Jan
13%
15%
14
10
35% May 17
87Y4
13
571%
Jan
Apr
45
34
*86
13%
32%
61
82
16
*
33%
87Y4
13
7
18
23
Sep
337/s
*86
13
10
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power
47% Dec
30
331/4
87Y4
12%
50c
72% Dec
Aug
335/a
*86
5
Foods
Co
convertible
junior
Falstaff
common
preferred
preferred....
Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp
1
100
-__50
6Y4
'
23%
6%
7 Ya
23
25
8
*231/4
Ya
231/4
8%
23
25
8
7/8
144,400
36
36 Ya
*81
81'%
*81
811/2
811/2
*42
r
8IY2
43
811/2
*42
43
43
43
44
47
461/8
46%
35%
36Y4
35'/2
36Y4
36
36
35
36"
1,800
33%
33%
333/4
33%
33%
341/2
34
34%
3,500
1
36%
367/a
1
33%
33%
351/4
•
"
36
-
"81
82
10
570
Volume
Number
193
6021
f
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial
Chronicle
(211)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
491/4 Feb
9
53/4 Jan
Range for Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
32 % Nov
10
21% Jan
2
44 % Nov
28
10% Apr
6
16% Mar 10
Oct
72
30
24
15% Oct
40'A Dec
23
9
5% Dec
22 % Apr
'
NEW
Highest
69 % Jan
28
4
20% Jan
25% July 28
313/a July 29
403/a Jan
6
273/4 Jan
Nov"
25
213/a May 26
563A
«fan~26
23% Aug
6
25%
8
51% Dec
451/2 Feb
4
24% Jun
45
Jan
4
22 %
Aug 15
393/4 Dec
153/a Oct
573/a Mar 20
31
20
35 % Oct
21
24
67% Jun
24% Oct
Jan
2nd
conv
Federal
pfd
Co
Ferro
5
49%
50
5%
6
173/n
*23 %
23%
23%
23%
35%
24
*34%
1,800
353/a
*22%
23%
34 %
34%
*22%
23 %
2,000
383/a
39%
*22%
23 %
38%
383/4
383/a
383/4
16%
17
17
17%.
Inc
Paper
Prod
16%
16%
16 3/a
16%
45
453/a
45%
45%
46
-28%--29%
48%
28%
29 3/a
48V4
29%
173/a
29%
30%*
*163/4
17%
17%
171/4
30%
32%
32
32%
29%
29 %
10
163/s
16 3/8
No par
Corp.No par
First
29%
31 %
No par
50 %
513/s
2
Firth
28 3/8
63/8
81% Dec
23
99
21
Sep
Feb
2
80
117% Jun
1
91% Dec
89
84
12
Corp
1
National Stores
Flrstamerica Corp
38% Apr
Carpet
Fllntkote Co
Apr
110
May 27
Avenue Coach Lines Inc
Jun
$4
common
5
38 % Nov
26
Jun
9
43
Jun
15
15
Dec
15
Mar
Dec
22
29
Jan
20
45
Sep 22
38% May 10
50 3/4 Feb
5
pfd
$2.25 conv B 2nd pfd
Florida Power Corp
5
68% Jun
29
Florida
28
17% Dec
22
Fluor
Food Fair Stores
23
27% May 29
113/a Apr
30% Dec
1
43
Mar
9
29
Dec
2
34 % Apr
18
84!
5
93
Jan
8
80
Sep
13
85% Nov
3
Oct
22
21
35% Jan
2
11
Sep
22
17% Jan
2
40
,
Sep
Feb
9
Feb
170
87
16
July 10
14% Nov
17
25 % Oct
5
50% Jan
2
Dec
1
18
31% Sefc.21
6
Nov
23
20% Oct
11
55% Aug 27
216
28% Apr
Sep 27
14% Apr
22
Mar 11
196
63
May 31
88% Jan
4
11% Oct
5
45% Mar
5
173/4 Nov
22
93% Dec
21
213/4 Jan
Dec
248
13
20% Aug
Dec
4%
21
Food
23
May 31
19% Jan 15
25
193/a Jan
Foremost
24
413/, Jan
3 % Dec
30
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco Sugar Co
'
8
Jan
5
19% Feb
20
12% Nov 21
IS3/, Jan
20
373/8 Apr
22
22
32
Dec
68
24
Motor Co
Oct
303/4 Dec
Feb
77
18
Mar 30
17% Dec
26
66
5
Franklin Stores
Dec
Freeport
30% Feb
May 27
84% Nov
Dairies
Fruehauf
21
4%
28
28 %
54 3A
55
27%
22,600
28
7%
27
27'%
29%
29%
*81%
7%
29%
v
83
*82
99%
99%
99%
42 %
43
43
44
36%
36%
363/4
38%
603/4
59%
60 3/a
60%
59%
17
17%
17%
17%
33
33
333/8
33%
*85
86
85
29%
60%
61%
94%
>*94 %
13
13%
12%
13%
123/4
23%
243/8
243/a
25%
24%
67%
67%
68%
68 %
693/4
13%
133/8
133/o
14%
13%
13%
32%
323/o
32%
32%
4%
5
15
15
15
31%
31
31 %
30 3/4
21
21
%
21%
21%
213/4
76%
77%
73%
76%
95
xl5
31%
•79%
common__I_
1
100
.
4%
43/i
59%
4%
■
99%
44'%
180
1,600
■'
.18,100
601/4
32,400
18 3/a
17%
I8I/4
21,400
33%
33 3%
33%
21,900
86
*85
86
60
30%
29%
30%
15
61 %
253/4
663/B
14%
38 3/a
60%
15
15
62
61
•200
94%
1
37%
293/a
613/4
*200
94%
ZZlO
43%
X15
94%
32 %
99%
44%
38 3/a
33%
15
31 %
83
17%
,
29%
143/4
61
*82
993/4
*85
143/4
61
7,300
23,900
60
85
60
7%
293/a
38%
'
33%
86
*200
18,900
7%
28%
44
17%
*200
49,500
73/8
83
99%
•
22,400
'
.
29%
29%
•82,
99%
No par
preferred
7
..
83
29%
2
Co
>
r
30%
14
__10
Co
a
7%
28
Corp
Trailer
58,500
54%
28%
7%
14
Inc
Sulphur
53%
28%
273/4
ZZl
""5
Oct
313/4
13%
100
Co
12
35%
311/4
/
"
100
24
343/4
313/4
10
com
preferred
13
35%
31 %
53 %
373/s
*85
2
Mineral
Ford
Corp
34%
3iy4
523/8
263/4
Inc
49% May 12
12 3/4 Jan 21
14% Jan
28
Chem
preferred
Mart
Foote
92% Jan
St
34%
30%
523/4
10
preferred
convertible
33/4%
Food
35% Jan
23% Nov
18% Jail
Mach
3%%
95
60% July 25
convertible
33-%
313/a
513/4
17
15
1
34%
303/4
■
30%
323/Q
1
common
33%
<
42
60
2.50
Inc
2,200
30
99%
*.'■36 3/a
Corp Ltd
11,600
31%
83
*413/a
2.50
No par
9,800
*
,.30%
29 %
99
No par
Light Co
$4.20 divld pfd ser of '51_;
Food Giant Markets Inc com
26
44% May 13
Aug 13
95
26
Power Si
18
2,800
7%
28 3/a
100
16%
'
28 3/a
*81%
A 2nd
conv
30%
533/a '343/0
No par
preferred
$4.50
30%
'
ZZZZZI5
Co
19,000
49%
29%
17
No par
6
13% Jan
200
.'
16%
453/a
30 % Jun
7
•
16 5/s
45
j
22
17
23%
34%
23%
24
25
233/4
6,900
12,300
353/a
Oct
Oct
17
39%
47 % Dec
6% Nov
16%
34%
Firestone Tire & Rubber
First Charter Financial
22
16%
38%
19
23 % Nov
16%
233/4
4,100
4,600
*22%
453/4 Jan
1
29%
39
4
28
29
34%
323/4 Oct
13% Apr
29
223/4
Flltrol
31% Dec
283/4
'
38%.
4
44% Jun
17%
34%
26
5
17%
223/4
393/e Feb
21
17%.
25
20% Feb
9% Jan
5,300
6%
1.25
5
32 V4 Sep
49 %
6 3/s
17%
23 '/a
24
613/4 July
30% Jan
49
233/4
16 3/4
23
14% Jan
22
17%
17
27% Oct
2
17%
28%
17%
12
28
17%
17%
16
80% Jan
Shares
283/4
17%
283/4
191/2 Jan
14
the Week
Jan. 13
6 3/4
17%
44% Jan
23
51
Friday
Jan. 12
50%
28%
6
Oct
Sales for
Thursday
6 %
1
series A
PRICES
493/4
17%
com
SALE
6%
28 %
24
55
6 %
17%
13 % Oct
20% Jan
49%
63/a
28
31% Nov
Fifth
51%
6
HIGH
Jan. 11
5
Corp
Fiberboard
493/4
AND
Wednesday
1
Paper Board Co common__5
Fenestra
15
Jan. 10
2
4.60%
preferred
Federated Dept Stores
14
Tuesday
Jan. 9
5
Bearings..
Pacific Electric
5%%
May 12
47
26
Mogul Bower
Federal
9
26
19% May 23
32% Oct 24
Jan"l9
15% Nov
273A Jan
19
Oct
33
12
Federal
4
21% Sep
43%
Monday
Par
Metallurgical Corp
Fawick Corp
Fedders Corp
4
20
LOW
STOCK
Fansteel
9 % Mar 29
5
.15% Dec
YORK
EXCHANGE
59,800
2,900
62'%
250
250
27,400
-
20
.
•94%
94%
941/4
380
12%
13
13
133%
4,200
23%
243/a
233/4
24
69%
69%
69%
70%
120,600
13%
13%
13%
13%
28,900
32%
13%
95
32%
321%
32%
4%
4
15
43/4
15
31%
30%
.
80
21%
143/4
31
74%
22%
43/4
15
18,000
4,400
43/4'.
-
2,100
15
4,700
t
I
29%
30%
22
21%
21%
66,600
74%
75%
753/4
330
50,000
G
12% Jan
28
16% Jan;
2
40% Oct
20
Feb
9
4aA Sep
33
,
28
21% Jan
263/4 July 23
563/a May 21
193/a Sep 20
38% May 31
27% Jan
51
Jan
50% Jun
421/8 July 27
59
Dec
7
Garrett
63A Jan
15
Mar
8
11
9
19
37% Jan
19'A Sep
33/4 Oct
19
5
Nov
8
17% Jan
24
29
—
14
89 % Oct
20
961/2 Jan
22
18
39
Nov
51'A Feb
9
11
Dec
22
138
Jan
28
36% Feb
Jan
9
29% Nov
23
42 % Apr
371/2 Oct
21
74
Nov
12
Gamble
Skogmo Inc
Gardner-Denver
Gar
1
12%
13
12%
12%
12 3/a
12%
9
12%
22%
22%
123/4
12%
22%
23%
22 %1
12%
23%
5
49'A
223/4
23
493A
223/s
493A
50
49%
493A
22%
49'A
2
52%
54%
491/4
49%
50
53%
55'A
54%
54%
Inc com
1
54%
3%
55'/a
4%
4'/a
52'A
541/4
4%
22,500
convertible
preferred
24'%
241%
4'A
4V8
26'A
*25%
41/8
26V2
2,700
Acceptance
18%
18%
*25%;
26%
Corp
50
1
261/2
183A
19
18%
26%
300
19%
191/4
—No par
10%
10%
19 %
19'A
*10%
11
193/a
10%
10%
2,000
•103A
*103/4
10%
400
24
241/2
8,400
Co
Corp
Wood
Industries
22
19% Sep
113/b Sep
2
20
2
16
30% Jan
6
7
90
Jan
4
991/2 Oct
13
22
17
May 18
263/a Jan
21
General
Amer Oil
5
General
Amer
11
General
58 3/4 Feb
i
8 3A Dec
22
30
137
Oct
8O'/a July
123/a Jan
28
7 5/a Jun
10% Mar 25
16
146
4%%
General
9
$0.60 conv voting pref
General
July 22
9% Jan
American
$4.50
$8
4
Investors
233/4
24%
24'A
24%
24% *
92'/a
93
*92%
94
923/8
92 3/a
5
211/8
21%
/ 21%
22%
^22%
23%
23%
Transportation__1.25
233A A
78%
78%
79'/a
7934
79%
80
793A
80%
Baking
Co
45% May 11
32 '/a Oct
26
45 s/a Jan
25
General
75 % Mar
2
2
213/a Apr
6
82
8
Aug 24
4%
14
363A Dec
12
Dec
21
8 '/a Jan
4
Gen
153/4 Oct
25
29 5/a Jan
5
General
Controls
42% Oct
30
66 % Jan
33% Sep
23
53% Jan
11
General
Dynamics
Sep
22
6
16 % Feb
9
30'/a Dec
28
101 'A Dec
28
Mar 25
45
99% Dec
40
31
70% Sep 28
30% Apr 21
61% Aug 18
22'% Mar 8
May 21
38% May
8
37% Aug 25
3
101'/a Jan
99% Jan
4OV4 Dec
4
28
General
Finance
14
General
Foods
503/, Jun
29
General
Instrument
33% Dec
23
111
General
5%
6
Corp
1
28
Dec
15
General
Outdoor
July 13
41
Dec
21
General
Portland
Cement
Precision
Equipt Corp
29% Jan
2
43
Nov
27
35
Sep
28
45
Jun
20
$1.60
52% Jan
2
73
Dec
16
573/4 Sep
20
793/4 Jun
22
$3
53% Sep
14
76
Nov
27
61
Sep 20
853/4 Jun
22
$2.98
General
conv
series-
363/4
*79
81
31%
373/a
80
363/a
•79
36%
363/8
37
6,400
80
80
80
20
30%
31%
31
303/4
303A
30%
31
7
3,000
6 3/a
6%
6%
6'/a
6%
6%
20 3/8
19%
20%
19%
42%
19%
19
41%
41%
42%
41%
193/4
42
41%
41%
413/a
42
31%
109
70 3/a
66%
68%
67%
69 3/8.
37%
37%
*37%
38%
373/8
37 %
693/a
71
693A
713/s,,
70%
39%
37 3/8
71%
38%
19,000
39%
39%
393/a
413/a
37,900
32%
33%
107%
107%
32%
33 3/a
32%
33%
107%
107%
107%
107%
423/o
43
42%
42%
42%
42 %
104%
•
105
105
104%
105
33
'
105
42%
105
105
43
80
79%
80
793/4
80
793/4
80
80
27%
273/8
27%
27%
28%
283/a
303A
29%
39%
30%
38
39
38%
38%
38
38%
38%
1
55%
56%
383/4
553A
56%
55%
55%
56'
573/8
573/a
'57%
40
39
preference
74
No par
*39
2,900
80%
1,700
'Z'
.
9,700
,
9,800
9,200
,
*39
40
72%
72%
73
73
73%
733A
73
73%
*71%
74%
74i%
340
105%
393/a
40
25,100
1,561,000
26%
*71
600
108 'A
80
*38
361,200
33%
*107%
1
No par
7,700
29,400
38
39
42%
No par
preferred
5,200
70
32%
108
68%
72%
6%
15
Co
preferred™
conv
37%
*79
80
19%
No par
Advertising
convertible
1,500
81
1043A
21% July
22
213/4
6%
No par
Nov
66% Jun
21%
32
42%
43% May 25
25
21%
19%
3
26
43% Oct
20%
36 3A
140
6%
1%
16
27
3,100
♦138
18%
100
4
23
Nov
20%
39%
853/4 Aug 17
60
20%
38%
4
28
21%
1
preferred
31% Jan
203/s
70%
common
$3.75
8%
*37%
76% Jan
32
8%
72%
3
25
8%
70%
Corp
7,800
8%
373A
Mar
35% Nov
8 3/a
8%
72%
87
23'% Dec
8%
139%
8%
373A
Motors Corp common
Preferred
8 % a
.
139%
8%
■
69%
108% Aug 25
14
8%
.7,500
>8%
8%.
1
5
75% Dec
>
21,700
80 3/a
37
3C%
5
100% Jan
$5
8%
139
24%
79%
20%
4.
No par
Corp
4
22
139
130
233/4
■
1
112% Mar
100% Dec
8%
8%
il38%
4,800
94%
2
Corp
Mills
138
241/2
*93
7,200
3,500
5
preferred
General
,
x8'/a 7
•137%
.
♦79
1
Electric Co
General
19
Aug 22
55% Jan
100
Corp
75% Dec
7
7
36%
Co
38% Dec
23% May 23
Mar
58% July
114
No par
com
Contract Finance
391/4 Mar 18
74
x203/a
preferred
Cigar Co Inc
28
303/4 Jan
5
Corp
Jan
5
8
1st
General
8%.
8'/a
137
2
Corp
Cable Corp
Mar 17
•.
___No par
Bronze
93/0 Jan
5
common
Bancshares
General
33 3/a Oct
11
84
27
84
*24%
4
24'/8
34% Jan
5
,
92%
31
6
4
23
Texas
of
preferred
General
4
100
Co
10
7% Feb
com—1
preferred
16 3/a Oct
25% July
24
7
5
Apr
10'A Sep
21 s/8 Dec
17
May 19
153
7% Feb
Co
313/4 Mar 25
67% Mar 11
14% Jan
Gabriel
29
—
Dec
24
4
Sep
'
•
Dec
16
10
38
12
May 11
73%
♦72
1,000
74:'/4
74%
75
76%
76%
400
40
•39
39
50
51/8 Jun
16
5% J an
15
10c
53A
5%
26% Oct
5%
30
23
53/4
22% Nov
22 3/a Mar
9
27% Dec
30
General
Public Utilities Corp
2.50
273/8
27%
28
28%
29
13
39% Feb
18
28%
2634 Nov
23 % Oct
5
36% Jun
1
28%
29
General
28%
29
6.67
293/a
30 3/a
30%
30 3/a
30
28,700
303%
29
1
29%
29
General
Railway Signal
Realty Si Utilities
30%
10c
12 %
12%
*12%
12%
*12%
12%
12,900
*12%
12%
10
22%
22%
23
23%
23%
23%
22 3/a
23%
22
22%
271/8
27
7,200
1
263A
273/8
27%
27%
27%
28
27%
28'A
17,000
11% Dec
7
21
5
Apr
Nov
6
5
28
General
2
113/a Jan
6
13% Dec
9
18% Sep
20% Oct
28
333/4 Jan
6
General
Refractories
19
29% Jan
4
General
Steel
28 »/n Sep
29
393/4 Nov
23
31
May 22
General
Dec
29
263/a July
7
_44% Jan
15
90
Dec
8
98
Jan
2
27
Jan
24% Jan
86% Nov
99% Mar
104
Jan
17
Tele &
General
Time
25
813/4 Jan
4
General
Tire
26
Jan
6
961/2 Feb
Jan
5
103% July
2514 Oct
26
403/4 Jan
4
42% Feb
17
61% Jun
23
2
40% Dec
3
54% Apr
24
71
17% Nov
25
28% Jan
44% Mar 18
68% Dec
Mar 30
42
141% Oct
26
19% July 18
Giant
13
913/4 Nov 22
Gillette
nc^4 iep 23
n!
96
Sep
Glmbel Brothers
/4
19
27% Jan
20% July 13
ll%*>ec
1
41% Nov
2
50% Jan
34% Nov
4
3
16% Oct 27
27
17% Dec
4
2% Oct
19
4% Jan
28
76% Jan
14
103% Jun
1
45 % Nov
19
49% Dec
15
27% May 20
10% Nov 23
1% Nov 29
45
24
54% Julyl5
Feb
Dec
16
11
20
,4
30% Nov
20
__——
May 28
37% Aug
-5
89'/2 Jan
4
27
47% Jan
6
28% Oct 24
29
44% Jan
4
26
3% Jan
15
7 A Dec
15
5% Mav 10
4
10
Jan
15
81/4 Jan
6
/a
26
20
Feb
17
24% Sep
____
Oct
30
—
—
11.
7
32
Jun
11
32% Apr 12
413/a Aug 21
15
•
Goodrich
Co
Goodyear
Tire
Grace
Union
Granite
Grant
41
^an 18
,8
Jan
24% Dec
4
31% July
2
18
Dec
16
26% Jan
26
60% Aug 12
37
Oct
24
523/4 Jan
4
Great
59% Apr
42% May 10
533/? Jan
5
—
22 Mj Oct
—
32% Dec
9
26
24
May 11
126
Oct
19
141A May
8
128% Jan
4
23
Oct
30
47% Feb
5
18% Dec
19
17% Jan
2
Dec
23
20% Oct
28
83
24
143
Aug 19
32'A Mar 14
24'A May 29
19% Oct
17
241/2 Aug 29
89
82
19
97
Aug 12
303A Mar 30
Nov
5
30% Feb
87% Dec
1
79
For
34% Aug 12
32% Feb 15
footnotes,
17
Jan
22% Jan
..
July 13
see page
4
.17% Dec
23
fil % Oct
22.
11
Aug 19
34% Sep
29
72
Jan
Jan
1
15
11
573/a
59
58%
595/8 '
58'/a
58%
36,700
93
93 %
93%
93%
93%
93%
93%
130
*101
102
*101
102
32 3/8
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62 %
.
33
323/4
33%
11,100
573/8
58%
57%
57%
29,300
62%
62 %
63
62'A
623/4
623/8
62%
623/4
63
16%
16
16 3/a
17%'
16%
15%
16%
18%
183/s
18%
18%
18%
93%
95
94%
98'/a
96%
98'A
57
55%
56%
55
55%
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54%
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98
153/4
18%
93%
56
57%
98
97
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97
■
-
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96%
17%
16%
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13%
14
13%
14
10
36%
36%
36 3A
37%
37
5
12%
12%
12%
12 3/a
12%
1%
2
54%
*93%
17
1%
_18 %
18%
19%
9.100
133A
13%
13%
31,900
38
37%
37%
37%
37%
6,100
12%
2
1%
12%
123/s
11%
12%
2
1%
5,900
2
>7,100
53%
53
54
51%
53%
523/8
54%
37,800
35 %
35%
35%
36%
35%
36%
36%
36%
63,300
4
27%
28%
29%
30%
29%
30 3/a
29%
30
11,200
.i_
1
38%
39%
39%
40 3/a
39%
40%
40
40%
23,600
common
1
1%
13A
i3/4
1%
13A
laA
1%
14,300
7%
73/4
73A
7%
*7%
8
8
8
7
6%
7
*6%
7
6%
6%
1,400
preferred-No par
Ltd-
_5
_
*6%
26
26%
26%
37 %
38
37%
2.50
261/4
29
100
77
77
1
9
9%
8 3A
1
37
37%
37%
223/8
Stores
Pacific
Tea
Ore Frop
^aDer
Co
*
13A
Western
Financial
26%
233A
2 6 5/a
271/4
14,500
38
37%
37%
37
37"%
11,000
26'A
27
253/4
263A
26,400
77
76
771/2
Great
Western
Sugar
273/4
*76
77
40
8%
8%
9%
9%
9,900
38
37%
37%
40%
41%
42,900
22
22 '/a
10,400
8%
22 %
23%
22%
22%
503A
50%
52%
52%
533/4
53%
55
49
49
50%,
49%
49%
49%
503/8
19,900
33%
1
22%
50
25
Corp
263/a
*76
1,400
26%
48'/a
No pa
Co
Co.-.ZZZNo'par
Great
34%
333A
34%
33%
343/a
33%
333/4
36,900
11,700
No par
29%
29%
100
139%
1391/a
1
203/8
20%
20 3/a
203/4
20%
213/s
213/4
22%
Greyhound Corp common
3
41/,%
preferred
I__ZIZZlOO
20%
213/a
21
21%
21.
213A
213/a
213A.
92%
*91
7%
com
preferred
Green
(H L) Co
Inc-ZZZZZZ
_
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR
preferred
*91
1
comlNo'par
$5
4,700
10
6.25
Ry
7,700
20,500
>
No par
Inc
common
^Northernron
38,300
13 3/a
~ ~
N
Atlantic
4,600
16%
18%
92%
16%
preferred-
Northern
15%
18%
.
'"
1
102
323/4
585A
14%
ZZZZZZZZZZ5
Grayson-Robinson
Great
16%
*101
33%
563A
18%
5
102
x32%
57%
92%
*95
101
33%
18%
nar
102
32 3A
56%
91
*56%
*101
33
5 6 3/4
14
Rubber
Co
Great Northern
25% Mar 23
58%
93
5
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Co
6
27
573/8
1
City Steel
Nov
1
57%
56%
~
Co
(W T)
33A%
*26
94
To
Batteries
$0.60 convertible
Grand
26%
*93
Inc
Granby Mining
•26
100
No
Graham-Paige Corp
Aug 25
16
22,300
10
(W R) & Co
80
44% Nov
120,100
145/a
—~" 1
&
JI8 Pct oi
30 J4 Sep 27
45% July
275/8
14%
common-
(B
74
4
27%
15
Co
Gould-National
4
W
273/8
145/a
1
Ppmpni
Brewinc
Toly
Jan
,8
100
27%
15%
80c
~
84% Mar
55
26%
273/4
14%
McEean^& "Co^""
il
18
Jan
26%
27%
15%
_
nreferrpd
22
•JK3?
35 A
*26%
28%
14%
1
Jun
74
263/a
273/8
Co
Globe-Wernicke
Goebel
1,000
*26%
16
GliddenCo
3% Jan 21
1% Oct
10% Mar 18
8
20% Jan
_
"^''GlefAld^Cdrp
4
32% Sep
4
6% Nov
45% Jan
*4 w
12%
151/8
Co
Portland
Gladding
'
20,300
28%
Getty Oil
19
23#g«Sr- 0
Dec
24% Sep 29
7~r%7
4
25% Jan
—
32% Sep
---—-
2% Nov
GeSXProducts
59
29
*12%
5%
26'A
~
14
20
53/4
14%
com__^__83 %c
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4
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88
Jan
'
26%
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28
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96
Api_
1
5%
100
19% Jan
19% Nov
1
Rub
64% Dec
Jan
53/4
273A
preference
Genesrn
5%
2.50
5%%, preference-
May 20
12% May 17
-13% Apr
42% Apr
&
53/4
3.33%
Electronics
Corp
23
—
--
$5
5
Corp
Telephone Co of Florida—
preferred (series B)
25
24
91
17
92
$1.30
General
100
28
®
12
12
3
Oct
Jan
Nov
26% Sep
Castings
341/a May 31
331/a Jun
1
26
40% Jun
46
25
41% Oct
—
5
233/4 Oct
12% Oct
'"-™—
—
Service™,
Jan
2 4 3/4 Oct
24
Public
No par
'29%
140
303A
139%
92%
33%
-
30 'A
141
35
34%
193/4
19%
20%
*91
*66
69
303/8
141
31
8,000
141
160
8,100
15,400
92%
91
91
35%
35%
19%
30%
140
35%
34%
35%
74,600
20%
'20'/a
20%
20%
8,000
30
'
*66
69
.
*66
68
1
*66
68
1
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(212)
16
.
.
.
Monday, January 16, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
NEW
Range for Year I960
Year 195!)
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
26% July 25
37
Jan
4
8
38 3/a Jun
23
82
6
863/4 Aug 26
$4.20
dividend
preferred
91% Oct
$4.40
dividend
preferred
preferred
100
Juri
9
Sep
8
80
Dec
29
89% Apr
13
81% Dec
16
94
Jan
9
Jan
841/2 Jan
7
88
Aug
7
9
87 % May 18
Dec
30
1041/2 Mar
3
97
98
Dec
22
105 % Mar
4
97% Jan
11
103 Va Aug
24'% Sep
28
36% Dec
91
Aug 12
103% Nov 15
4
Jan
States
8.33%
Utilities
dividend
20
49% Nov
Feb
24
48% Nov
20
71% May 19
353/8 Jun
3
29:% May 22
24
4
25 % Nov
4
preferred
88
Feb
Nov
Hackensack
Halliburton
313/4 Apr
5
19
106% Jan
6
20
32% Jan
25
Hammermill
47% Jun
21
Hammond
57 % J an
5
61%
132
1
Nov" 10
42
13
121
Jan
25
July
Oct
27
5
24
Jan
129
4
50 % Dec
16
26% Sep
29 % Jan
2
18% Oct
20
Jan
22 %
31
30
2
27
May 26
13
8 % Oct
Jan
29
61% Feb
17
12% Apr
39% Apr
43% Sep 21
12 Va Dec 30
64% Jan
3
Mar
20
79% May
7
16 3/a Jan 12
16
35 % Nov
34
92
35
11
Aug 31
11% Jan
26
6
38 % Apr 23
88% Dec 28
9 % May 25
Jan
13
5
2
78
May 20
5
77
Jan
4
84
Aug 30
37% Feb
17
55
Dec
Dec
143
Dec
7
~
75% Sep 22
271/4 Apr 14
30'/a Apr 16
Dec
11
8
34% May 11
37% Mar 13
7
25%
32% Dec
161/8 Jan
90 % May
40%
291/a May 12
32% Jan
18
16
33% July
7
118% Apr
16
1041% Dec
6
55% Apr
13
66
Jan
82% Nov
19
76
34
Jan
46% Apr
27
38% Feb
1
67
Dec
21
18% Oct
26
28
Jan
4
641/4 Jan
85
Jan
117
12% Mar
July 22
15% Mar
8
70
Dec
20
119% Dec
9
24% July 13
•60% May 11
02% Feb 16
68
Aug 22
120
July 13
19
18% July 15
12% Dec
1
41
Aug 27
29% Oct
37
31% Jan
111% Aug 26
May~23L
Jen
21
6
11% Oct
27
151/4 Apr
27
Helme
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7%
21% Jan
5
24% Jun
22
27% Feb
2
29% Nov
30
A
Apr"29
44'/a OCt
35
Jan
Dec
15
~5%
21
6574 Jan
30
80
49% Jan
22
2
47% July 22
90% Apr 13
3%7o
$4%
2nd
pfd
9 3/a Nov
16
5
Holland
7
Holly Sugar Corp
Hilton
Hotels
5%%
Sep
9
Sep
191/2 Jun
21
2
24
Feb
5
36 'A Dec
30
41
Feb
12
26'/4 Doc
9% Apr
3 2 :!4 Apr
14
6
Furnace
30% Oct
13
56
Dec
22
30
52% Oct
20
Homestake
67% Dec
19
Honolulu
25
41 % Jan
4
37% Jan
Hooker
13
19
Hoover
8
Jan
14
Hotel
21
Jan
10
22% Jan,
38 % Feb
14
4
353/4 Dec
10
$2.25
2
27
15
80% Mar.
2
70% Jan
4
79
Aug 19
85% Mar
6
77
Jan
8
85 %
4%
85
Sep
Dec
28
96% Jan
30
88
Dec
16
93
64% Sep
21
75
Jan
22
65% Jan
21
90 Va Dec
13
11 »/a Jan
15
18% Sep
29
113/4 Mar 30
19% Jun
30
13% Jan
8
60'/4 Sep
21
18
Jan
843/4 Dec
27
July 13
13% Dec
2
66
5
Mar 17
43 % Jun
29% Dec
10
14
93% July 30
7
9% Dec
Jun
25
39% Dec
19% Oct
13
31
23% July
31
9
243% Jan
4
Hudson
Hunt
84 % Feb
94
14
5%
32
93 % Dec
27
13% Jan
11
Oct
26
39% Jan
5
16 Va Oct
27
21% Jan
7
Corp
preferred
Co
Inc
Hupp Corp
Refrigerator
12
40
57% Aug 24
Idaho Power Co
17
217b July 25
313/4 Jan
4
Ideal
287a Oct 25
477a Jan
6
46 '/a Dpc
24
41
62 3/a Dec
30
41 Va Oct
Illinois
Power
25
43
45
Aug
4
4.26%
preferred
22
49 %
Aug
9
4.70%
preferred
4.42%
preferred
preferred
14
423% Jan
4.08%
26
41% Aug
13
67a Dec
8
10% Feb
18
4
46% July 27
11
44% Aug 15
Indiana
Feb
38% Feb
5 3/a
July 11
177a Nov
5
30
July
7
13% Aug
17
109
May
7
05
July 28
433/4 May 8
163
May
6
55
Sep
145
Dec
34 3/4 Sep
July 6
50% Mar 18
36% May
21
28
19
32
27% Mar 26
45
867a Oct
Jan
20
27
General
/
227a Jan
12
86 % Apr
19
13
154
Jan
7
Corp
preferred
5
15
Steel
Co
34% Nov
29
49 % Jun
15
Feb
57% July 10
25
153% Jan
14
Sep
22
35% Apr
30
July 30
2
Nov
%
1
Mar
8
38% Sep
139% Feb
23
93
July 11
34% Feb
600
18
4%%
Interlake
Iron
Int'l
Business
19
Int'l
Harvester
Feb
8
36% Aug 24
69% Jan
12
9
123/4 Jan
7
86% Dec
27% Jun
15
10% Sep
24% Nov
94
14
56
15
Sep
4
Jan
9
28
16% Jan
69
Jun
2
23
Int'l Minerals
St
263/4 Dec
30
International Mining
59 Va Dec
21
21 % Feb
19
International
22
31% Dec
30
International,
86% Jan
8
preferred
Mar 20
172% July 15
Packers
Limited
Paper
preferred—
—
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
267a Dec
14
International
24
417a Jun
20
7
139% Jan
91% Dec
33% Dec
15
37
Jan
12
32 Va Dec
20
10
38
55 Va Nov
6
28
60 % Dec
37'/a Aug 21
44% Apr
30% Apr
25
35
45% May
32
Feb
31% Dec
28
Feb
29
3
283/4 Mar 19
39
6
July 30
8
Aug 24
16
May 31
International
Telep
International
Utilities
45% Apr
58 % Dec
4
17
40
May 10
Aug
18
337a
Jun
17
197a Mar
5
18 Va Jun
22
May 27
33 Va Jan
21 Va Dec
Power
4
Sep
21
40% Apr
463/a Aug 26
20
32
36% Mar
1
Dec
9
43
Dec
37% Jan
21
323/8
4
40
Aug 29
4
45
Jan
15
123
Jan
23
2
18 % Dec
15 Va Nov
75
Dec
40
Sep
76 Va Nov
46
50% Mar 1-8
14
For
%
Jan
12
13
18% Jan
7
87
4074 Oct
24
Aug 22
52 % Apr 13
76% Jan
22
83
4474 Jan
13
Feb
27
21
5r>% Apr 27
7074 July 14
1
20
Sep
Elec
Power
Gas
St
103'/a Feb
16
5974 July 28
see
page
22.
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66
66
66
123
124
1
1,600
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3074
3074
31
25%
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25
25
300
18
17
177a
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17 Va
1674
17
13,400
10
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10
10
10
10
10
2,100
31 Va
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31
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30%
5,100
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53
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50
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72
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53
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20
23
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76
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76
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76
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300
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13
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5
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6
89 74 Jan
4
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8
99 Va
8
18 3/4 Jun
88%
89
88%
89 Va
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133/4
13 3 8
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16%
15%
16%
1574
463/4
47
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46 74"
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38%
38%
39%
39 Va
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41%
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92%
92%
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,
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54%
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28%
28
34%
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62%
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42
44
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100
1974
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50
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79
150
150
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43%
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36
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36
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24
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11,300
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143
34 %
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14,300
24
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34%
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30
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16
16 Va
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32 %
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16
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56
57
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28
27%
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22 Va
237a
227a
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22,100
26
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34
31
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61
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2,000
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32 %
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33 %
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100
101
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46
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34 Va
33:,/4
34
33 Va
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41 %
41 %
4134
1
537a
547a
55
55%
20%
207a
70 %
3
43%
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1
42 Va
427a
10
39%
3974
23%
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34
40 34
41
40 V2
41
41%
41%
1,000
55%
56%
56
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567a
577a
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20%
20 34
20%
21
207a
21
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\
43 %
42 74
43
42%
427a
4274
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39
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118
22%
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21 3/4
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5,500
34%
3874
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34
42 %
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38%
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100
47
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43 %
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33
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42 %
24
4,700
101
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22
100
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24
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101
59
100
600
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35%
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44 %
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1
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150
%
35
36
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143
43
35%
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600 Va
23%
5
4334
a
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91%
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43
19
au
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150
42%
-
a
18%'
78-a
18 Va
77%
19 Va
77 '
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1
preferred
79
88%
92 Va
92%
53%
pfd—100
Co
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46%
V
-
37%
3334
Electric Co
Jersey Cent Pwr St Lt 4%
Tea
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'
16Va
47
.
14
18 % Dec
8
340
15
17%
10
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6274 May 31
13
122
15
88 Va
1
5%
122
15
'13%
5
9
Aug 24
125
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30 %
30%
25%
50
'121 Va
13%
Jefferson Lake 8ulphur Co
374 %
30 %
67
*65%
14%
14%
14%
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11,200
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124%
14 Va
14%
30%
25%
18
88%
Jaeger Machine Co
Jewel
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124
86%
I
6
47% Jan
66
I-T-K Circuit Breaker Co
4974 Dec
21
St
preferred—
5374 May
8% Mar
29% Oct
66-
25
Co
Light Co
Island Creek Coal
$6
67%
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Light St Power Co
Iowa-Illinois
Iowa
11 Va Dec
88% Dec22
Nov" 23
footnotes,
4
26
12 % Dec
Iowa
27,800
'
10% Oct
Apr
2
40
44% Jan
7
7
76 Va Jan
87
28
Sep
7
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9
Dec
365/a Jan
124
28
13
29
96
4
May 12
66
18
6974 Jan
31
26
3174 Jan
4
% Dec
Oct
Jan
18 Va Oct
23 3/a Jan
29
49 Va Feb
20
115
21
2,300
25 %
.3.50
Interstate
35
6274
22%
25
150.-
Teleg.No par
Corp
27
38
62%
22
25%
25
Dept Stores
22
6274
2174
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preferred
Interstate
Sep
15
convertible
St
9
32
Mar
$2
a
2474
25
15
40
627
21%
62 Va
.1
preferred
30
42% Dec
62%
21%
251/4
357a
No par
38 Va Jan
9
100
2,800
21%
♦145
No par
.100
common
487a Dec
9
60
73
123 /
25
No par
Shoe
Sliver
7%
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123
63 %
>41
No par
Corp
Salt
International
17
14
Nov
International
International
17
40% Dec
36% Ian
.
Rectifier
Feb
173/4 Jun
116% Sep
preferred
32% Feb
28% Feb
33
—
International Resistance Co
37
68
122
25
19
common__2.50
6
Oct
68
119%
22
75%
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23
125
75
121
111
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5%
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118
111
62 Va
6 Va
100
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23
2
73
118
116 Va
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24%
44 Va
Corp
Dec
Mar
*65
111
*109
200
21%
142%
com..
22 % Dec
70i/«
110 Va
84 %
85 Va
64
*50
—_3
Int'l Nickel of Canada
30
7,300
25%
.No par
Chemical
17% Aug
5
473/4 Sep 20
12:% Aug
4
9% Dec
139
21%
100
25
55
110 Va
110%
73
116
35%
1
common.
Oct
94% Aug 15
19% Mar 2
9,800
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100
preferred
4%
900
853/4
*44
_5
common
30% Dec
17 3/a Feb
80
1574
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1
Corp
Machines..
503/a Jan
7%
Inc
Corp
preferred
29
148 % Aug 25
29
Ctfs
Dec
2
35
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138
'
No par
Interchemical
21
*34%
15%/
84 Va
*41%
Inspiration Consolidated Copper__20
17
86
34%
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100
50% Jan
43 % Jan
Dec
407
34 Va
15V4
86%
62 Vv
.
No par
2
Insuranshares
7
34 %
143/4
85 Va
33%
1
.
25
23
24
34%
14%
86
26%
1
Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common
35 % Dec
May 29
35
14%
85 %
138
De Mexico
Industrial
6%
*34%
;
35
/4
*13 %
—
100 pesos
Inland
50
1,200
-19
50
A
5
Sep
80
4
28
8
Feb
28
22
25
1,400
31
137,
14
•
—50
Electrica
29
31'/a July
488
29% Oct
8 Va Feb
14,300
113/4
3074
8%
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Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
29
138
Dec
507a Dec
Apr
95% Feb
2
385% May 12
39% Jan 27
68
17
Industria
74% Nov
25
preferred
4.20%
573a Aug 23
41
460
84
30s/a
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50
Jan
139%
36
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::
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45% Jan
1174
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45% Mar 18
149
,
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common
18
18
363% Jun
Oct
Co
39 % Jan
5
8274
lls/a
30%
37%
5
413/4 Feb
Jan
8474
11%
30%
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No par
4
3174 Nov 22
'
10
*
Co
3
47
7
40 Va Sep
Cement
43% Feb
50
83%
11 Va
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4,700
2,200
14,500
30%
16
*
1.30
47
Aug 12
37
84%
*11 Va
88
3
5
Illinois Central RR Co—
27
37
81%
11%
87 %
-
100
Co
21
Jan
38
84%
11 /,<;
-13a/4
.
—100
convertible pfd series A
Hussmann
Apr
Apr
37%
82%
16%
1
1
Jan
9
36 3/4
3074-
*88
No par
com—
common
52
7
1074
5,000
34
1
(Delaware)
Indust
St
55 % Jaii
Jun
25
10 Va
'
53%
75
No par
Bay Mln St Sm Ltd
39
35
2474
10%
83%
*82Va
100
24
38% Oct
23
25 Va
lOVa
V
53%
37
100
.100
23
40% Sep 29
45% Dec 21
2274
25 Va
10 %
22%
83%
*16 .
17%
No par
—
29% OCt
15
227a
25
10 Va
5474
*36
vV
i^.50
common
42 3/4 Mar 18
Feb
2274
24%
10%
83%
49%
67%
34%
*85%
23Va
4%
No par
40
Nov
*221/4
243/4
12
53%
52
common—_5
—
preferred series A
preferred series B__
5%
V
..10
preferred
Foods
5%
22%
'24%
10%
..
'
Sound
14
16
25
•
12.50
!
Houston Lighting & Power
Stores Corp—
54 Va Jan
6 3% Oct
;
1
^
Howard
403/a Dec
Sep
r.i
*83
30%
*30
10
30
Inc
Bearing Co
5
America common—_1
preferred
4.40%
Howe
11,900
138
9%
25
preferred-;
29
25
St
Household Finance
24% Mar 14
90% Aug 24
5 % Jan
35
13
19,900
26%
83
50c
:
:
convertible
33/4%
28
Sep
50%
26 74
54V4
133/4
,3074
25%
16%
5% convertible preferred
—25
JSoudaille-Industrle3 Inc common
3
Dec
9
4974
2674
63%
2.50
Corp
Corp
Corp of
Dec
14
4974
26 Va
139
124
preferred
preferred
69
7
4974
52%
*66
common
Mining
Oil
Ball
77
Mar
GO
50%
26%
83
No par
Winston
Chemical
$4.25
Sep
30
Sep
16% Oct
90% Sep
26
26
16
13,900
.:
83%
—100
common
convertible
2
36 Va Mar 17
9,900
50%
121
24%
—1
Co
Holt Rinehart St
4% Oct
50
121
52 Va
5
Corp
Electronics
30% July
2
3374
33 %
51
121
21
5
.
pfd series A
conv
May 20
283% Feb
1
12
327a
50%
'120 Va
83%
*109
*65
114%
:_5
Hoffman
27% Oct
32'/«
52%
3,000
49%
14%
No par
(conv)
4
81 Va Feb
32 Va
121
500
95
297a
2834
26 Va
84
Corp
5
May 19
23
*93
29 Va
52 Va
14%
—1
6
40Jun
2274
95
28
400
26%
138
82 %
No par
Corp
Chem Corp
preferred series A
30% July
20% Dec
18
pfd.
Inc
37% Jan
37
22%
*93
27 •'%
-
83%
*34
25
Newport
423% Sep
39%
8,400
52%
2 1/12
Co
Heyden
5%
30%
50%
•
—100
28% Apr
29
51
*120'/a
2 9 3/4
.26%
.
No par
.
1
23
preferred
common
Chocolate
Hewitt-Robins
Hill
32V4
52
121
18,000
29%
■
49%
137
30%
—10
common
class
conv
Hershey
Hertz
33%
51
48%
22%
22%
54%
47 %
28%
95
273%
54%
48
83%
;
—_1
preferred.
$2
*21%
*93
54%
47aa
'
33%
52%
——100
noncumulative
5%
136%
22 %
95
27%
32 %
5374
47%
28%
121
/Y
2434
36%
47
28
33%
"
6
.
22%
27
33 Va
53%
47
*93
51
53%
102
34 Ve
27%
27%
33%
33%
5374
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22 %
10%
34%
*53
95
27%
,
23
25
common
19
Jan
7'M
531,4
47%
27%
(H
14% Dec
13
7,400
Heinz
233/4 Feb
22% Oct
150
34
1
& Co.
130
102
11
preferred
1,090
89%
*101
33%
*88
87
102'
22%
50
92
5,700
84 Va
102%
11
Powder
29
*89
*101
24Vb
common
Motors
Sep
89%
102%
85
Hercules
105
*89
84,400
♦101
35%
1
Hercules
5
89%
36
102 T,
-
5
4
13
86%
89 Va
3574
92
Inc
8
61% Apr
86
*
103
Inc—
Co
36
*88
5
preferred.
till
3574
85 Va
*101
Industries
J)
36%
85%
34%
92
Hayes
(W
35%
34 %
103
.5
Marx
of America
3.65 %
34%
*88
Haveg Industries
Heller
34%
*101
10%
37
86 %
4%%
34%
92
48%
1
Co_
St
Jan
31
421% July 29
233/4 July 22
72V2 Aug 25
Hat Corp
89
Shares
Jan. 13
103
120% 121
48
49
26
26%
1.25'
Chemical
Schaffner
Hart
85%
*88
*22%.
1
com—7.50
Corp—
Aug
1
74 3/4 Dec
131/2 Jan
Co—
Corporation
Harshaw
36%
the Week
Friday
Jan.12
*101%
;37%
3274
—2.50
100
36
13 % Dec
19
251/a Dec
Harsco
36
89
*93
100
Co.
Refrac
Harris-Intertype
34%
Sales for
Thursday
103
4*%
26%
7,
■
—1
common
preferred
Organ
PRICES
*101%
*53
•
5
preferred
20
3
Jan
9
6%
SALE
103
34%
25
Paper
823/4 Dec
Jun
50
Mar
convertible
Harbison-Walker
Mar 24
34% Oct 24
Nov
4%
343/a
*84 Va
92
102
r
—5
Hamilton Watch Co
7
26% Jun
*88
/
Printing Co
F)
21% Dec
21% May 24
243/4
7%
(W
34
89
89
100
Co—
Hall
36%
85 Va
*101 %
2.50
Water
4
883/4 Jun
28% Nov
Feb"~6
44 Va
26
July 23
30
6
19
122 Va July
Sep
51 % Jan
55
-
114% Aug 31
36% Aug 14
20 Va Mar 31
28 Va Jun
9
'*
100
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co
H
48
44 '/a Feb
36 %
*84
.
100
$5 dividend preferred
$5.08
34%
HIGH
Jan.11
Jan.10|
34%
AND
Wednesday
CoNo par
dividend
$4.44
19
29
Corp
Common
7
96
Apr
Oil
Tuesday
Jan. 9
—100
28
91
Monday
Par
273/4 Feb
Gulf
Gulf
32
*
3
37% Dec
24
85 Ve Nov
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
5,400
1,000
43
4274
"
f*
2,700
39 74
3,700
24 Va
6,000
23%
24
*115%
118
*115 Va
118
22%
2134
22
21 Va
22
5,100
16 34
1674
16%
4,200
118
24
'
16 34
16
14 V8
1334
13%
14
14Va
84
83
83
82%
83
50
50 %
501/4
51
51
5174
*82
83%
*82
83%
1374
83%
*82
51%
83%
*82
83%
6,400
130
5,400
—
5
59%
6074
58 34
59 Va
58 Va
59%
58 Va
59%
5834
5974
22,600
5
77 %
79
77
78%
80
87 Va
86V4
88 34
84
88 34
20,900
Logan Inc...
50c
1574
17
16%
173 4
163/4
1774
16 Va
163/4
16%
17
Laughlln Steel common.10
preferred series A
100
60 Va
6
6134
627a
6174
63 '4
63 V4
6474
62 34
63%
96 Va
96%
'96%
96Va'
96%
9674
X1474
15%
4,800
40%
11.400
St
Corp
Johnson
St
i 74
96 Va '
96%
•'
Jorgensen
(Earle
M)
Co
Joy Manufacturing Co
15,900
59,900
•
•
96% *
'
96 V4
-
:
1
14
14%
14 V4
1474
1434
1
39%
40.%
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40%
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15
39%
.
.
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r
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r
40
'
260
Volume
Number
193
6021
,
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range for Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
NEW
YORK
Highest
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Jan. 9
Jan. 10
Par
AND
HIGH
Wednesday
8ALE
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
Jan. 11
the Week
Friday
Jan. 13
Jan. 13
Shares
K
37
Peb
' 9
65
*93Mi Feb
10
120
42 Mi Dec
31
48
107
Feb
10
107
Nov 23
>
"46 Mi Oct
July
Feb
135
July 27
105 Ma Oct
25
92 Ma Jan
86
Sep
23
98
82 Mi Jun
19
17
89 Ma Feb
72 Mi
Nov
preferred.
4%%
convertible
122 Mi Jan
13
125
Jan
11
59 Ma Dec
29
Kaiser
25
Alum
4% %
.•
3.80%
87
Jan
20
4%
86 Ma Jan
95 Ma Oct
5
82 Ma Mar 18
6
85% Feb
62% Sep
12
50
Oct
10
8
37% Sep
4%
-100
111
*104
111
'100
110
*100
preferred—
9
23
7
Jan
12
16Mb July 11
36
Apr
6
51 Ma Dec
30
30% Oct
25
50% Jan
6
23
Oct
13
30Ma Aug
17
24
71% Oct
25
100% Jan
6
46% Sep
30
55% Jan
8
45 Ma Oct
1
64
Jan
5
44% Oct
7
70% Apr
21
22 Ma Sep
28
31 Ma Apr
20
*83 Ma
86
*S2Ma
94
86
59 Mi
60
59 Ma
60
59 Ma
60
*76
77
*76 Ma
77
*76 Ma
77
77
77
140
86
86
*84 Ma
86 Ma
*84 Va
86 Ma
*84 Ma
86 Ma
100
94
93 Mi
93 Mi
*92 Ma
94
*92 Ma
94
*'85
60 Ms
*92 M'a
30
*85
86 Ma
*85
8 6 Ma
*85
86 Ma
89 Ma
♦87 Ma
89 Ma
*87Ma
89 Ma
*87 Ma
89 Ma
89 Ma
89 Ma
100
72 Ma
73
72 Ma
73 Ma
6,200
s
86 Ma
71
73 Mi
72 M4
73 Mi
*36
36%
36
36
36 M4
*36 MB
51
51Mi
5
1MB
51 Mi
51 Mi
52
54
*53%
54
39%
40 Ma
39 Ma
40 Ma
40 Va
41-%
42 Mi
43
42 MB
.
44
„
363/4
51
Co
No par
Co
8.75
14 M'a
14 Ma
14 MB
14 Ma
52%
52%
50 Ma
52
50
35
36M2
35 Mi
36 Ma
35%
26%
27%
27 Mi
28 Mu
27 Mi
77M/B
78 Mb
77%
78%
52 VV
52 M'a
52%
53 Ma
8
No par
Co
2.50
-
72 Mi
363/4
l
1
Co_
73
*36
„
50c
Co
Kelsey Hayes Co
Kennecott Copper
Kern County Land
3,000
—50
Electric
Kendall
60
1,000
86 Ma
*87 M'a
Kansas Power & Light
&
44 MB
No par
com
Kellogg
50 Ma
76 Ma
100
Kayser-Rolh Corp
41% May 12
Kansas Gas
60
7 5 Mb
_100
.
preferred
non-cum
60
100
100
3 1Mb Feb
117% Feb
16,300
HO
*44Va
100
11
7
6,400
101
4 3 Ms Feb
90 Ma Oct
1,100
453/4
3 8 MB
*100
Pr & Lt Co com_No par
preferred^--..
■
4
July 31
97 Ma
44%
37 MB
104
4
17
97 Mi
45%
39 Ma
104
Sep
July 27
98
*45
104
13 Mb Dec
41 Ma Feb
*97 Va
44 Mi
104
33 M» Nov
34
38%
98 Mi
105
2
8
39 Ma
44 Mi
105
28
24
38 Ma
*97 Ma
106
U Ma Dec
54% July
99
k104
28 Ma Jan
39 Mi Aug
39 M4
105
preferred
Kansas City Southern
16
39 m;
'97 Va
9i> Ma
105
4.35%
79% Jan
40
98 Ma
46
4.20%
29
39 Ma
100
preferred
July 28
July 12
34 Ma
33%
*45
4.50%
90 V.
9
Corp
preferred
preferred
90
<
Chem
50
Kansas City
Aug 17
6
&
preferred
100
(ser of 1959) conv pfd__100
79 Va
38% Aug 28
13
4% %
8
Jan
5
Mar
4Mb % ;convertible
6
May
80 Ma May 23
27
88% Feb
5
39 Mi Feb
Mar
74
May 20
93
21
Sep
,45:
Mar 11
6
5
47
3
57 Ma Apr
82
54% Jan
111 Ma Jan
30
18
134 Ma
5
12
Sep
79 Mi 8ep
,
Oct
101
73'/a Nov
85 Mi July 10
Sep 29
86
8
24
July 27
J
130
20
32
42% Jan
July 27
*36
20
200
Mi
6,600
"
14,400
13%
14 Ma
13%
14
13 Ma
13 Mb
Ma
50 Va
51
52
50 Ma
52
36
35 MB
35 Mi
35 MB
36
2 7 MB
27 Mi
28 Mi
28 Mi
28 MB
13,100
77%
79
77%
78 Ma
77 MB
783/4
26,100
52
53 Mi
Mb
41,500
3,100
7,500
Jan
7
54 Ma
59
Apr
1
74% Nov
30
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
52%
65% Dec
52%
1
53 Ma
18,200
64Mb
64Mb
64 Mi
64%
63 Mi
18
64Mb
28 Mb Nov
64%
68 Ma
68 Mb
10 MB
55,700
27 M'a
26%
26 Ma
26 Ma
26 M4
26 Mb
46 Ma Jan
5
4M2%
conv prior
preferred—25
Keystone Steel & Wire Co__
1
26%
7
27 Ma
27 Mi
28
30,800
33 Mb
33 M'a
33 Va
35 Ma
34%
11
89% Dec
20
35 Mi
62 Mi Feb
35 Mi
Kimberly-Clark
35%
35 Ma
36
5
82
2,200
83 M'a
82 Ma
84
83
Mi
84 Va
83
84
16% Dec
43
12
18 Ma Dec
21
83
84
King-Seeley
1
17
15,800
17 MB
17 Mb
17 Mo
17 Mb
17%
17
Mi
17 Ma
17 MB
17 Mb
11,200
2 6 Ma
13,500
36% July 18
21
July 22
31 Mi Nov
July 22
25
27 Ma Jan
2
37% Oct
22
39% Apr ~7
51 Ma Mar 13
77
29
85
Feb
26
77
6
21
Nov
16
14% Feb
5
27% Sep
19% Jun
Dec
13% May
30 Ms Nov
35
4
.
Aug
24
17M» Sep
29
18
2
31 Ma Jan
6
KLM
24
46% Jan
4
Koppers Co Inc
7
82 Mi Apr
U
17
36 Ma Dec
7
29
33
Jan
12
34% Jan
;
Co
Royal Dutch Airlines
100 G
Korvette
(S
S)
10
34 Ma Jan
6
Kress
5
20 Mi Jan
8
28
36% Mar
2
Mfg Co
Kroger Co
36
5
K
Oct 21
25
Jan
V
(S
H)
& Co___
26 MB
26 Mi
2 6 Mi
26 MB
26 MB
26 MB
39%
40 Ma
40 Vu
41
39 Va
40%
38 Ma
39 Ma
,79 Mi
79
76
79
79
79
79
79
79 Ma
240
32Mb
33 MB
32%
33 Mo
33 Ma
34 Ms
33 M4
35%
35 MB
37%
66,600
28
28 M4
28
2 8 Mb
28 Mo
28Mb
28 MB
28%
28%
29%
12,600
21%
22 MB
22
22 MB
22
22 Mb
233/4
12,800
10
22 MB
22 MB
22
12,300
5
11%
12 Mb
12 Mi
12 Ma
12 Mu
12 Mi
12 Mi
13 MB
13 Mb
1
13 MB
2,800
31 Ml
31 MI
31 Mi
32 MB
31 VH
31%
3 1Mb
3 1MB
30 MB
31 Ma
5
17,300
31
31 Va
31 Ma
31%
31%
3 1Mb
31 Ma
31 MB
31 MB
32%
7,500
4
25%
26%
26 Va
26%
26
26 Mi
26 Mb
26%
8,100
—23
*38%
;
Sutherland
P
26
39 Ma
7 9 Mi
10
Kroehler
25% Oct
26 Mi
38 Ma
1
Co_____
11 Ms Dec
3
Mi
10
(E J) Inc..:
Kresge
26
52 Mi
100
common
preferred
4%
5
26 Mi Mar
27 Mb Jun
25 Mb Dec
22
43 Mi Mar
32% Nov
Corp
Thermos
34 Vb Oct
Jan
common
Paper Co
..:••/l
Oct
17
19 Ma
22
10
25% Dec
29
Laclede
34 Mb Jan
6
3M4 Dec
23 Ma Jan
21
28 Ma Nov
„
22
-27 Vi Mar 11
36% Dec
21
4.32%
Mi Mar 11
33% July 12
27
Jun 27
22
Jan
25
Lane
13Mb May
Lear
4
24% Jan,.. 8
34 Ma Apr
15 Mb Oct
21
23 Mi Nov
21 Ma Sep
18
18 Mi Feb
30 Ma Mar 23
10 MB Feb
12
15 Ma
29
Sep
1% Jan
22
30
26 % Sep
22
2,;
37 Ma Jan
6M2 Dec
.7
July
11
La
Gas
Co
common
preferred series A
Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Bryant
20
24 Mi Jan
6
Lee
13 Ma Jan
6
32 Mi Aug
1
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh. Portland Cement
20
25 Ma Oct
25
6
1 Mb Dec
22
Jan
12
3Mb Mar 11
Inc
Rubber
Lehigh
Tire
&
MB
July 26
293/a Jan
22
Lehman
13
Lehn
Fink
10
22
Jan
29
28% Sep
9
46 Ma Oct
24
70Ma Jan
22
5
12 M2 Dec
6
91 Va Jan
13
24Mb Dec
79 Ma Aug 27
10 Mi Nov
23
13M4 Jan
9
98 Mb Oct
28
2
31
Oct
9 Mb Oct
78Mi May 19
5
63 Ma Jun
140
Jan
4
151
1
Mar
152
14
»
46
Mi Nov
23
61
Jan
4
Nov
18
28
Sep
23
Sep
23
20
57
July"
43 Mi
Aug 31
6IM4 Jan
4
Si
13
14 MB M'ar 23
12 3/4 Jan
4
34 Mi Aug
10
Lionel
73 Ma Nov
57 Mb Jan
12
96Mb Dec
20
Litton
Industries
18
39 Mi Apr
32% Jan
4
Lockheed
5
Loew's
30 Ma Jan
4
Lone
Star
Cement
Dec
21
Lone
Star
Gas
17 Mi July 10
18% May 11
14
Feb 17
28 Mb Sep
21
37 Mi Jan
5
19 Ma Nov
17
36 Mi Nov
27
46
Mb Jan
26
35% May
3
112 Ma Dec
7
1393/4 Jan
26
29 MB Jan
2
3 6 Mb Apr
15
Dec
16
79 Mi Dec
30
24 Mb Sep
10 Ma Mar
9
8
19
Aug
48
12
12 Ma
28%
29
lVi
*17
81 Mb Dec
3
131 Ma Dec
26
69
Nov
27
43 Ma Dec
30
Long
96
4
Jan
21
Aug
19
5%
series
•
87 Mi Nov
22
90
Sep
14
42 Mb
Sep
2
80
Jan
8
6
81
Jan
20
7
25
102
34 Mo May 18
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21
9
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93
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70
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55%
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17
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21 %
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Shirt
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Jan
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41 Ma
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64Mb
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29
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Aug 26
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The Commercial and Financial
(214)
18
Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, January 16, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Year 1960
Year iysy
8% Dec
16
1
42% Dec
28
82 V* July
6
NEW
18% Feb
5
50
51
50%
51%
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
No par
43
43%
42%
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42%
82
82
82%
83
82
83
Dec
28
98
83% Jan
13
93% Sep
8
Mar 31
75% Feb
15
82
Oct
10
12
87
75% Jan
Apr 28
99% Mar 11
86
19
Jan
82
33'
41
16
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68
Dec
Nov
95
4
25% Mar 16
3.85%
Aug 11
14
4.45%
58
22
22
Midland
Jan
Jan
23
2
60% Nov
12
48% July 25
59% Feb
3
2
92
Feb
27
88
95 % Dec
8
2
36
40 va Jun
29
33% Dec
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28
18% Feb
9
5
May
2
40% Nov
15% Oct 21
24 % Mar 20
9
111% Jan
Jan
123% Feb
South
Utilities
5% %
Oil
Midwest
15
Corp
Minerals & Chem
26 % May 16
Philipp Corp
178% Jun
1
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24% Jan
5
Oct
88
Minneapolis Moline Co
Minn Mining & Mfg-
28
Apr 19
Jun
17
33% Jan
24
4
31% Apr
28
38
Mar
31va Dec
14
39
Jan
22
35% Oct
20
49% Apr
19% Nov
16
29% May
4
4
31% Dec
23
41% Mar 16
4% Sep
41% Jan
23
8
52% May 25
33% Dec
7
34
Dec
15
45% July 29
29% Jun
15
39
17
Jun
10
20% Jan
30
Feb
17
22% Sep
8
18% Apr
27
7% Oct
26
15% Jan
Minnesota
1
12% Jan
11
60
8
5
8
Sep 28
27
30
17
7
Mar 10
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2
Jan
37% Jan
NOT
Oct
48% Jan
12
Jan
9
70
8
78% Aug 14
70
Aug
5
24
16
Jan
19
18% Nov
23
24
Jan
29
11% Dec
22
18% May 28
9% Dec
6% Dec
19% Jan
2
14% May 26
8
28
56% July 27
35% Mar
2
26% Mar
Sep 21
29% Aug 31
21% Jan 25
27% Dec
22
35% Sep 29
55% Jan
Class
8
33 % Dec
30
Montana
31% Aug 16
20% Jan
14
20% Oct
7
36% Jan
40% Feb
3
53% Dec
23
12% Oct
27
24% Feb
25
24
27% Aug 28
Feb
57% Sep
24
30% Oct 25
21% Mar
2
37% Oct
40
8
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Dec
53% Jan
Dec
24
4
14% Jan
7
47% Jan
19
24
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11
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27
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7
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5
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32
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19
20
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2
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22
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4
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12
66% Jun
17
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1
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7,400
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36
5
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21
39,800
38
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74
36%
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&
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L
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32%
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100
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28
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20
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32%
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Montgomery Ward
10% Sep 29
23
20%
37%
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12% NOT
9
20
Mining & Chemical—-
60% Oct
Feb
20%
32
100
26% Sep
16
20
38%
1,000 lire
1
Motorola
21
31%
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12,600
149
147
148
148
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21
38
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20
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130
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31 >/2
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21
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20
149
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10
16,400
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9
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11
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1
,
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23
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Service Co
Missouri Public
Mohasco
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13
38% Jan
8
6
15
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60
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250
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6
1
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29
35
20
60
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4
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17
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100
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10
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PRICES
Thursday
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Nov
SALE
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50%
4
8
30
10
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14
18
74% Jan
74 % Nov
10%
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10%
16
24% Jun
15
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Mar 19
88% Apr
88
10
84
37
22
30
Jan. 10
Jan. 9
12.50
HIGH
Jan. 11
45 % Dec
15
74% Dec
75% Nov
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Merritt-Chapman & Scott
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
23
27% Jun
84
STOCK
YORK
Highest
25
22% Feb
18
533/4 Jan
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
16Vz Nov
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
N
131/a Nov
5
12% Feb
19% July It
12 3/a Nov
10
18
50% Sep
16 3/4 Dec
15
63% May
23
29% Jan
24% Sep
21
34% May
49% Jan
15
56 Vs Dec
30
22
164% Apr
12
3
142
Dec
8
9
Jan
6
,
10
14% Jan
25
80
2b-% Jun
12
32% Jan
2
54 3/a Jun
12
28i/4 Jun
8
35% Dec
7
90
Sep
23
21
Jun
1
52% Sep
24
109
6
24% Jan
21
71
Apr
27
84
Nov
104
Feb
9
145
Jun
10
159
120% Dec
31
17
19
Jan
Dec
4
National
si-
17% Jan
32 3/a Aug
22
National
Aviation
30
National
Biscuit
12
July 18
28
13
Cash
9
National
5
National
35% Jan
11
24% Jan
49% Oct
19
59
88% Dec
20
104
Natl Distillers
4JA%
11
Jan
4
National
26
3
3
144% Jan
5
134% Mar 12
120% Jan
19
1323/4 Sep
7
17% Oct
19
24% Dec
21
28% Jan
2
44
3
3 8 3/s Dec
741/4 Jan
7
23% Dec
15
981/2 Aug
6
40% Mar 13
17% Sep
22
Oct
10
109% Jan
4
160
9
98
Aug
24% Dec
8
6
43
Jan
6
25% Oct
Aug 28
12
40
Jan
14
68
Sep 28
Corp—
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Gypsum
8%
83/4
63%
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Lead
Natl
98% Jan
4
National Steel
28% Jan
8
National
Sugar
65%
64 5/a
65 3/a
65 Va
66
28,400
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24%
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81,800
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61
63
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100
127
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126
126
127
127
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1
par
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%
10
7
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24
221/2 Dec
24
28
203/4 Jan
4
National
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4% Oct
31
13
Jan
4
National
Theatres
25
293A Jun
10
National
4% July 22
7% Jan
15
Natonas
27% Jun
29
Nautec
Jan
9
12
12
18
Nov
29
2
2
74% Dec
22
681/8 Oct
35
10
Dec
1
14% Mar
24
Nov
1
343/a May 24
36% Oct
24
71
15
28
19% Jan
26
37% Apr 13
433/8 Feb 26
82% Mar
36% Jan
711/4 Dec
Feb
2
4
22 3/a Aug
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1073/4 Mar 11
75% Jan
8
85
16
23% Jan
21
19% Jan
493/8 Mar 13
211/4 Jan
27
25% Feb
343/4 Oct
23%
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28 s/8
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30
30
30
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1
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21%
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21%
15%
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11
71% Dec
29
27% Nov
17
12
33% Dec
15
41% Jan
14
65
Sep
18
1
69
Dec
23
73% Apr
77% Apr
74
Dec
21
85% Mar
29
20
108
17
102% Feb
Sep
13
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16
34
Jun
17
841/4 Jan
29
20 Va Nov
25
113A Dec
301/4 Sep
4
23
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11
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80 %
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82
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7
New
York
Air
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5
25'A
25%
25%
261/4
26 '/a
26%
261/s
26%
26%
26%
3,600
31% Jan
6
New
York
Central
par
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17%
17%
181/4
17%
18i/u
17%
17 %
171/a
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80.300
38%
39
38%
39
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391/8
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39
28,700
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6
8
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13
6% Jan
Newmont Mining
8
25
12'A Jan
N
12% Dec
7
273/a Jan
11
Y
Y
Corp
No
New Haven
5%
series
23% May
5
72% Jan
4
29% Sep 14
803/4 Aug 19
33% Mar 15
39 va Aug
65% Jan
73
Mar 28
Aug 17
14
76
2
80
17
New
York
State Electric
Y
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Shipbuilding Corp
Gas
22
17
No
Common
par
$3.75 preferred
—^
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
3.40% preferred
,-100
3.60% preferred—
100
3.90%
4
13% July 12
2
223/a July 20
Norris-Thermador
16
2
02% Jan
20
18% May 5
26% Sep 29
90 Ya Oct 25
20% Jan
29% May
10
6
22
Nov
16
22% Jan
2
42
57 y8
26% Feb
16
99% Jan
17
6
88% Aug 18
108
Aug
102% Sep
22
9
7
Jan
15
413A Jan
6
106'A Jan
23
Dec
4
12
preferred—^
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5.25% preferred
4.85% preferred
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co_.
North
American
American
Car
6
103 V* Jan
4
107 % Aug 24
112
Sep
8
13
110
5.60%
May 22
35% Oct
25
48
Sep
20
Dec
28
253A Apr 20
77 Vz Mar 17
783A Dec
29
88% Mar 23
78
Jan
8
79
21
86% Mar
81
Apr
29
79% Dec
28
88% Mar 23
79 y« Jan
79% Dec
28
89
80
24% Sep
29% Dec
18
22
443A May 12
46 Va Apr 10
29i/» Dec
22
44
67
Dec
39% Dec
For
17
footnotes,
Mar 25
Apr
40'A Dec
see
2
10
22
page
22.
22% Jan
25
67% Jan
5
Jan
11
5
29 va
Aug 26
761/2 Sep
87 va Sep
86
4
Sep
7
14
9
87
Aug 26
863A Aug 24
Pacific
States Pwr Co
Dec
8
Northrop
3iy2 Jan
4
Northwest
313/a Jan
4
5'A%
17% Sep
87% Sep
27
22% Dec
13
Northwestern
20
59
27
Norwich
Jun
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4,200
341/2
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34%
34
100
99 Va
50
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100
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100
100
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44'A
83%
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85
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85
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84'A
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45%
451/8
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433A
44%
17 5/a
18 3/a
17 Va
17%
24%
25
24%
24%
5
23%
243A
243A
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41%
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433/4
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84
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84
84
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50
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13%
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64%
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7,500
30,900
20
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105%
99%
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303/4
10
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40
3%
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713/4
25
&
.
69%"
*69
77%
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39%
40'4
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preferred
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*76
77
39%
99
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conv
,29 %
.
77
105
preferred series
4
70
>
981/4
preferred series
31
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29%
♦76
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104%
series
$4.16
Nov
395/a
40
83%
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$4.11
13% Oct
22
77
29'A
29%
77
99%
preferred series
47
283A
IO51/4
5
24% Mar 31
29%
291/s
♦99
preferred series
$4.10 preferred
14%
♦82
Common
$4.08
14%
*105
Co
Northern
$3.60
14 3 a
15
143/a
14%
100
100
100
5
Gas
Northern
Jan
4 4%
99 %
preferred
preferred
preferred-.
5.80%
101% Jan
76 3A
39%
67/'aru—, 6%
82%
Ry Co
Natural
51/2%
6
Nov
763A
40 Va
3%
6%
105 Vz
Corp
Central
Northern
29%
33/4
6%
99%
Aviation
North
32 va Sep
29%
3%
6%
823/4
50c
22
Northern
2,500
29%
76 3/4
3%
6 Vz
105%
Corp
20
Mar 29
2,100
14%
3%
6 3/4
—
Dec
68
6,200
6%
14%
3%
6%*
—
48% Dec
49
•
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11% Mar
Jan
00% Feb
3%
6 7/8
14'A
31/2
par
100
A
100
—100
100
100
5
—1
Norfolk & Western Ry common—23
Adjustment preferred
J.—25
6%
preferred
—;
10
4
39
Hartford Co-
&
No
Preferred
38%
15
Chicago & St Louis Co
Common
5
803A May
26
113% Mar
103
30
68%
47%:
6
18
21
110
69%
25
28
*81
-82
47%
28
Sep
82%
79 y2
47
Jan
102
*81
pfd_100
10
18,200
68
36
100 % Oct
82%
2,500'
221/4
.75
47%
4
Mar" 18
Feb
22
67 %
62% Dec
108
74
22%
47
14
5
75
22 Va
66%
27
100% Oct
75
22'A
22
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48
73
353A Jan
37%
751/2
22
22
7 61/2
66%
40% Dec
24
37
751/2
21%
47%
Dec
Jun
36 :JA
75%
22 Va
3 6 3A
*75%
1
65
Sep 21
28
36%
36 3A
37
371/4
100
Electric System
8
37
No par
common
preferred
11
*10%
Ship & Dry Dock__l
64
Jan
10,100
Newport News
79% Jan
32
30
23%
28%
Jersey Pr &
7
23'A Mar 10
12 V* Dec
22%
ioy4
New
60% Mar
Mar 23
Dec
3,700
24,200
23%
29
Aug 30
74% Jan
23% Aug 25
44% July
2
108
-
10%
England
3
881/2 Apr
23
231/2
29
17% Dec
79% Oct
91
,,
1
New
ava Oct
841/4 Mar 11
100% Oct
23 Va
23%
23 Va
6%
5
N
38% Feb
29
23 Va
34,300
638
Inc
Bros
2
2% Oct 25
5
241/b Dec
22
5%
223/a
6 5/a
6 Va
6'A
6
6
6
6 Va
20,200
5%
221/a
47'A Aug 22
29% Mar
6
20 % Jan
24
6
5
Corp
Neisner
N
10% Jan
Dec
1
15%
5%
22
14% Dec
6
5»A Dec 29
10
1
Co
Co
2.300
.
221/2
53/4
5%
22
';
May 6
33% May 11
233A May 11
36% May 22
22
800
8.000
82
19 %
Television
Fibre
Vulcanized
1,010
127%
23%
Neptune Meter Co
Newberry Co (J J)
793A Aug 19
55
29
33% Oct
9
.
4
403A July 11
Jan
19
22
Dec
,29% Sep
6
128
126%
233A
2 8 3/4
84 %
Co
&
150
23%
4
14% Oct
18% Oct
10V8 Mar 24
24,400
154
10
Ref Co
4
Dec
27% Nov
273A Nov
.
24
110
921/4
*152%
No par
Corp
15
14% Nov
921/2
91
%
233A
233A
27
27
10
Cast_No
Co_'
90%
88 Va
88%
87%
88"%
8
921/2
93
5
~
9% Jun
131/2 Jan
■
*92
93
*92
93
93
93
93
par
Corp
Steel
National-Standard
31
63%
60'A
—
&
8%
20%
Service
Malleable
9%
100
preferred B
540
6.800
8%
59 %
preferred A_
Linen
9,300
91/4
91/4
20%
common
6%
National
73%
1511/2
30%
/■'
25%
No
Co
9,400
72%
151%
31%
72%
91/8
643A
Co common..
7%
30%
73%
152%
30'A
152
153
1,800
5
preferred
National
16% Oct
24% Mar 25
8%
623/8
1
Co
Gas
151
153
43,800
,
Corp com__5
& Chem
Fuel
151
154
150
9 Va
Register
pfd series of 1951—
National
Mar
37% Dec
72%
City Lines Inc
Dairy
Products
May
21% May 27
Aug 18
31%
71%
5
Can
National
97% Feb
22
301%
72
11%
10
National
11
Sep 19
30%
713A
100
1
Jan
78
preferred
3
31
81% Dec
7%
common
liyaMar
66% Dec
6
111/8
29%
70% mv/z
1
Corp
Co
70% Jun
44% Jan 20
24% Dec
113/4
11%
29% *■30 3/a
11%
5
10
National Airlines
1573/4 Aug 12
20% Nov" 28
'
1
Co__
77% Nov
132% Aug
2
.
Acme
1
49% Oct
5
Apr
4
8
15
46% Feb
17
143% Jan
12
Jan
Jun
54% Jan
25% Apr 25
49% Mar 21
6
Sep
16
OcT 13
10
22
S5% Sep
Mar 30
40
*82
851/2
85
181/4
24%
24%
24%
X24 'A
24%
24»%
42%
441/2
43
'.
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25,900
.45%
15,700
17%
171/2
24%
60
85
*83%
45
17%
173A
;■
,
453/4
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1;
73
24%
24%:
i
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3,200
44%
14,000
"
-
441/4
,■
44
5,400
25./
24%
Volume
193
Number 6021
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(215)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1959
Lowest
STOCKS
'
Range for Year 1960
Highest
Lowest
31% May 17
83
Dec
31
95% Jan
16
84..
74
Dec
29
85
Jan
12
15
ioo
Jan
13
89
86
Sep
34% Nov
27% Jim
30
;
95% Jan
13
16
46% May 21
34 % Mar
9
4
Jan
19
Ohio
Edison
91
100
Aug
9
4.56%
preferred-.
100
2
4.44%
36
4
Dec
15
preferred-.
35%
16% Sep
21
90% Feb
5
83% Jun
87
Jan
16
4.24%
31
30% Jun
2*
24% May 10
33% Dec
19
Oklahoma
4
20
4%
preferred
-
l.20
.
preferred.
Natural Gas.
*16%
100
7
15% Nov
12
42% July
36% Mar
64% Dec
4
5
28
61% Feb
79 % Feb
9
97% Jan
27
28% Nov
13
85
24
Dec
24
37% Jan
4
Oct
24
23% Jan
12
Outlet
15
Dec
12
16 % Jun
14
Overland
94% July
2
104% Dec 31
110% Dec
9
10
19% Oct
15
7
75
Jan
25
1223/4 Jun
1
823/4 Oct
31
38% Apr
99% Feb
28
4
104% Feb
16
23 % Oct
116
26
85
Jan
Jun
17
130% May 31
34% Jan 27
5
93
Aug
9
Outboard
Marine
Corp.,
30c
22%
Owena Corning Fiberglas Corp—1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com
6.25
4%
preferred
"99
_-__15
27
20,600
37
347%
35
16%
•16%
17%
*17
90
*87
*87
90
17'A
90
90
17
16%
90
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>'
347/8
35
4,600
200
33%
33
33%
33
44
33%
43%
43%
33 Ve
33V4
43%
44%
5,300
433A
441/4
16%
17%
39%
17%
393A
I91/2
X39%
40%
39%
40
59%
59%
60%
60%
61
23%
17%
23%
23%
23%
593/4
611/4
23%
55,700
10,500
1,700
19,900
23%
17%
17%
17%
233/B
233A
17%
53,800
177%
18
•15%
15%
181/4
153/a
1,510
15%
99%
99%
99%
4,400
94%
933A
94%
9,400
16
;
16%
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;
16%
16
99%
*15%
16%
16
401/4
118 %
100%
93%
118%
27%
27%
27
27%
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90%
27%
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90%
27%
90
90%
88%
200
27%
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89
92%
.
27%
88
37%
36%
59
118
No par
37
37%
*39%
92%
117 %
270
43%
100:
91%
_100
Oxford Paper Co common
$5 preferred
16
190
91%
94%
901/2
35%
*87
17%
*15%
260
94%
90%
33%
23%
17%
__l
so y8
80
94%
36%
*
40 %
No par
92
8,700
90 %
80
*93%
91%
95
37%
91
81
34%
'59
L
_
363/4
90%
*79%
35%
16
*
(The)-.
Co—
Corp
1
43%:
15%
92
Shares
37%
*16%
.
90
40
92
37
the Week
35%
33%
'58%
95
36%
Friday
Jan. 13
|2
36%
43%
Chemical Corp—5
Olin Oil & Gas Corp
1
Orange 6c Rockland Utilities
-10
Otis
Elevator
3.128
16 % May
-
33-
Olin Mathieson
39% July 15
*90%
17%
*87
-7.50
i
-
35% Nov 29
29% May
95
35%
25
18% Oct
80
95
Okla Gas & Electric Go common—5
Sep
54% Jan
91%
80
37
80
4
37%
91%
36%
Oil .Co__——
25% Dec
29
37
91%
81
No par
Ohio
27
373/4 Aug
37%
91%
95%
*94%
100
jan
81
Sales for
Thursday
Jan.11
91
92/;
Feb
15% Dec
1
37%
HIGH SALE FBICES
Wednesday
81
>
92
18
Jan
37%
81
933/4 Sep
39% Jan
30% Aug
28% Mar
Jan. 10
37%
106
preferred
29
58% July 28
LIB
.
preferred-
Sep
3.90%
Dec
9
common
4.40%
16
41% Feb
Co
Tuesday
Jan. 9
1
96
Jan
/16
Monday
PU
9
82
Jan
86
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
38% Sep
94% Sep
75% Jan
87% Dec
NEW YORK
Highest
*89
100
94
118
100
99
94%
93
118
118
118
119
119
1,200
1,400
100
P
aSep
14% May 14
23
11
Jan
7
16% Nov
16
23% Jan
16
12% Oct
27
15% Jan
5
11% Jan
173/8 Aug
18% Jan
Jun
22
23 % Feb
26
5
67% Apr
66% Apr
20
46% Sep
58% Jun
45% Nov
25% Sep
9
16
56% Jan
3
7
23
29% Oct
20
Oct
21
24
4% Sep
22
144% Apr
6% Jan
126
30
Sep
46% Nov
3
29
24
60
May 11
46% Mar
20% Nov
17
35% Apr
13
Jun
25
59 % Jan
2
83
Dec
8
42
Sep
21
36% Feb
94
9
23% Jan
50% Mar 13
July 30
31 % July 24
22
2
28
49 %
23
42% Sep
Jun
65% Mar 20
23
19% Oct
Oct
14%
16%
16%
16%
17%
16
16%
-1-1
15%
15%
*15%
15%
15%
15%
♦15
21 %
*20
217/8
22
Pacific Finance Corp
•20
55
54
21%
10
54%
30
Pacific
Gas
25
75%
74%
16
Pacific
Lighting
28
Pacific Telep 6c Teleg com
6%
preferred-
Feb
2
7% Jan
12
39
25
Jan
163/aApr 28
40
8
50 % Dec
30
83% Mar 18
913/4 Oct
7
Jun
39 %
67% Sep
1
15
21% Oct
4
28 % Jan
4
33% Oct
24
60% Feb
29
3% Jan
30
l%Dec
l
26
18% Dec
14
14% Feb
12
Mar 16
3
20% Dec
21% Sep
45% Nov
29
25
24% Apr
64% Jun
11
44
30% Sep
21
39% Mar 12
24
15
41
Jun
48
Sep
21
36
11
35% Dec
25% Nov
13
88
July
6
18
29% May 5
102% Apr
8
98% Apr 20
4
51% Jun
12
82% Dec
6
Apr 29
36% Mar 15
Oct
26
4
173/4 July
23% Jan
24
12% Feb
8
6
Dec
145
4% Oct 26
12
43
8
26% Mar 10
130% Feb
14%
Inc-8
Pacific Coast Co
53% Sep
28
Amer Fisheries Inc
Pacific Cement 6c Aggregates
32 % Jan
18"% Mar 18
51% Nov
21% Jan
12
24
5
Nov
17
Mar 15
60% Dec
14
Nov
1
31% Jan
4
Sep 20
18 % Jun
22
29
38% Aug
8
22'/a July 25
27% Oct 28
253/b Jan
27
Pacific
77
5
18
17
18% May 11
22 % May
2
60% Jan 11
26
11% Nov
.
9
Sep
45
7
Sep
5%
preferred
Pacific
6c
Tin
Electric:
Corp.,
Davis
6c
Patino
conv
Penick
6c
22
54% Dec
22
46"% Jun
9
20
Oct
23
87 % Dec
11
75
Dec
23
65
Dec
17
93
Dec
28
89% Sep
21
Jan
70% Mar
57
15
4
5
Apr i ,8
99
Jan
2
Jan
2%
2%
2%
5
20%
2%
20%
20%
20 %
/2b %
2y4
20%
23 %
207/8
23%
♦23%
203/4
23%
23%
23%
213/8
233/4
7
95% Mar
7
Mar 23
1
493/4 Aug 27
8
16
,
45% July
26% Dec
5
3
Dec
94
8
3
7
15
Mar 18,
993/4 Apr
2
19% Aug 17
28
9
145
Mar
4
24% Jan
9
42
73% May
7
7
91% Mar 19
283/, Jan
9
82% Jan
July 23
28
22
22
Sep
Dec
28
183/s Sep
6
47
Dec
13
97
Aug
2
Sep
1
29% Sep 28
17% Dec
1
813/4 Nov 10
43% Jun
20
88
Aug
8
79
93
Jan
22
Dec
2
13% Dec
23
123
Dec
28
17% Nov 17
73
25% Jan
4
19% May 20
Aug 31
8
38% Jan
29
57
Dec
29
59 '
Nov
18
9% Sep
113% Oct
18
83% Oct
31
43% Mar
17
22
28% May 14
Jan
12
75% Jan
15
28
18
45% Oct 25
Dec
125
Jan
6
Apr
11
81% Jan
4
26
124% Jan
4
8
72% Dec
20
15% May 10
163% Feb
1
16 3/4 Dec
71
15
5
6
Light &
Eastern
23%
23 %
•231/4
54%
55%
53%
54%
541/2
55
31 %
31%
31
31%
301/8
311/4
17
17%
12,200
17
17%
17
*43
171/4
43%
12,500
43%
44
44
44
16%
17
17
*42%
43
*42
43%
Perkin-Elmer
_5
4% %
34%
_25
64%
45%
Corp.
48
preferred—
*
Jan
96
14
29% Feb
25% May 19
73% Feb
47% Feb
353/4 Dec
26% Dec
Dec
31
24
88% Oct
Feb
27
903% Nov 30
81% Feb
17
583/4 Jan
5
52
4
43% Apr
8
3
10
33,%
Mar
91% Mar 20
12
253/4 Nov
2
2613/4 Aug 22
253/B Jan
5
34% Dec
30
1
139% Dec
12
693/4 Dec
30
36% Mar
9
44% Dec
30
26% Mar
8
293/4 Sep
12
Jan
78% Oct
78% Jan
19
80
5
92
Mar 20
80% Jan
5
23
93
Jan
16
84% Dec
12
106% Apr
6
98
Jan
14
Feb
9
41% Feb
17
Jun
Sep
68
Sep 22
40% Sep
21
11
1
5
83
95% Jan
11
:
86
Aug 30
87% Aug 17
90
Sep
7
1053/4 Aug 19
493/4 Aug 19
Dec
24
76% Mar 13
65% Jan
5
74% Sep
20% Sep
22
233/4 Jan
13
20% Jan
7
23% Apr 20
22% Mar 22
65
19% Dec
104
Sep
22% May 14
117% Feb v 5
22
21
8% Nov
23
15
Jan
16
82% Nov
24
86% Jan
7
20
106
May 11
Feb
lo
13
Aug 25
7% Sep
29
11% Feb
Feb
25
86% Nov 21
373/4 Aug 30
81
293/4 Dec
17
36% Aug 31
29% Feb
4
30% Oct
10
34% Nov
16
48% Anr
27% Jun
2
16
123
18,600
1,900
28%
96%
96
96%
93%
92
93'A
220
12%
123/a
123/4
53,200
35%
35%
28
1
7,500
560
351/4
35%
2,800
72
70%
71%
13,300
45 y8
46%
48%
46%
48%
47
47%
44%
16,000
46
43%
45
433/4
47
38%
40
25,200
393/4
40
49%
48%
45%
47
38
38%
67
67
70
70%
39%
40
93 %
95
*93%
95%
*94%
95%
*93%
95%
*93%
Xl6 %
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
161/8
49
3,800
16%
47
130
95%
U
50%
3/8
3%
32%
preferred
20,000
46%
48%
31%
2nd
423/4
327/8
12%
46%
■
41%
321/a
35 y9
273/8
35%
*45%
47%
170
42%
*45%
46%
37%
2,000
91%
35
64%
49
6,500
327/«
31%
*45%
—-10
4%
34%
X41
v
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
5
Pfizer (Chas) 6c Co Inc com—33 %o
Phelps-Dodge
34%
31
16%
100
Pfaudler Permutit Inc-
34%
43
64%
I
37%
—No par
Petroleum Corp of America
34%
40%
x29%
■i 45%
47
l
Pet Milk Co common—
4,000
8,300
29,000
55%
—100
33 %c
Coke
2,000
55 %
5
10
Ry Co-
41
31
(conv)——100
*98
-12.50
50%
100
50
''
50
48
48%
49
2,000
49%
2,500
V
3%
3%
3%
3%
*3%
3%
33/8
3%
31%
.
32%
2,900
31%
32%
31%
32%
321/s
32%
68,600
*98
100
*98
100
•98
102
*98
100
49
49%
50
.51%
50%
50%
49%
52%
49%
50
52 %
53%
52%
22,900
53
52%
53
521/4
53
preference com
Nopar
4.40%
preferred—
—100
3.80%
preferred;
—100
4,30%
preferred—
——100
4.68%
preferred
—100
Phila 6c Reading Corp (NY)_—50c
Philco Corp common
3
3%% preferred series A——100
Philip Morris Inc common
.5
4%
preferred
;
100
3.90% series preferred-.
100
*21%
'*
21%'/
497/8
Nopar
21%
*21%
6,800
21%
22
•21%
22
22
99
•21%
99
100
99%
♦98
100
96%
98
81%
81%
250
*81%
83
Corp
Phila Electric Co
81
common
conv
•Phillips
Petroleum—.
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.
53
.
5
"■
99
99%
83
82
82
81%
95
*93
95
•93
95
101
103
*101
102
•101
102
35%
34%
35%
34%
35%
34%
laVa
r
18%
81%
'*93
101
34%
100
83
92%.'
92%
101
"
19%
19%.
*62%
63%
79%
79%
80%
80 %
79
*79
52%
53%
19%
*80%
78%
18'/a
64
*62%
*62%
79%
79%'
79%
19%
64
*62%
80%
79%
*92%
35%
34%
19%
183A
64
*62%
79%
20
320
353/8
19%
23,600
27,500
64
791/4
79%
79'/b
7.9'/«
11,700
*80
81
*77%
78%
77%
77%
54%
81%
.80
53%
180
95
102
*101
55%
55%
56%
14%
14%
45%
46%
96
94%
8,900
*79
80
r
54%
♦77
60
78
551/8
700
56%
49,200
143/4
147/s
3,300
46%
47
9,900
15%
15%'
Nopar
45%
47 % ~
No par
*94%
1
Pitriey-Bowes Inc
——2
Pittsburgh Coke 6c Chem Go com. 10
$5 convertible preferred.
No par
45%
46%
45%
46%
45%
46%
47
48%
471/8
40%
94%
48%
40%
39%
40%
40%
41%
41
41%
411/4
417/8
20 %
22
24,800
20%
21%
20%
20%
4,500
84
84
*83
85
,*81
82
*81%
82
Pillsbury Co
$4
1
common..
preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
-
■
$4.80
preferred (conv)
Pittsburgh Forging* Co
Nopar
1
xl4%
».
96
46%
*94%
21%
15
147/s
45%
47%
96
*94%
21%
*83
85
*84
85
*82
82%
*81
21 %
83
14%
15%
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
:
(The)
10
6c
13'A
13%
59
100
59
*63%
11 Va
100
1
common
15
15%
46%
96
•94%
21%
*84
15%
85
♦81%
,
82%
15%
15%
66
11%
*116
118
57%
11
373/8 Jun 24
4
39% Jan
*124
>
127
21%
75
*124
21%
73%
15
13/0
126%
15%
.
22
153/a
75
74
Corp
13%
13%
13%
60%
60%
60%
65
65
10
10
4,400"
153/a
11%
iiy8 "11%
1
*116
118
•116%
59
58
58%
59
100
104
103
104
103%
70
T——8
~~x
70
71
70%
71
23
23%
24%
186%
189%
180%
188%
10
18%
18"%
18%
19%
100
•90%
91
90
90%
24
(H K)—
5%% sink fund preference
Potomac Electria Power Co
10
Procter 6c Gamble2
Public Service Co of Colorado,
10
Public Serv Elec 6c Gas com_.No
par
$1.40 div preference com
No
par
58%
33%
337/8
33%
33%
133%
134%
133%
137%
70
23%
183
18%
13%
60%
*64
*89
33%
137
~
59
103%
;
11%
120
60%
105
70%
71'A
23%
24
183% 185%
61
11'/a
*116%
60%
*104
.607/8
24
24%
25,800
181
1851/a
31,400
90
90
90
89%
89%
33%
34%
138%
5,500
'1,260
4,300
19
137
,
71%
183A
34
5,100
120
105
71%
300
123A
19
139
220
67
18%
34%.
138'/a
3,900
330
34%
17,400
140 3/4
20,400
71 %
x67%
67%
65%
64%
647/s
643A
66
2,200
44%
447/8
44%
45%
43%
447/8
43%
44%
33,400
28%
44%
45
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
28
28%
28%
83
82
82
83
83
83%
83%
84%
84%
85
85%
85%
85%
86
710
86%
86 %
87
87
210
64%
100
*82
83
*83%
84%
100
*86
88
86
86
*86
88
100
103
103
102
103
103
103
par
100
49
49%
71%
71%
82
*83 %
49
21%
21%
21%
21%
*21
*118
1
123
*118
49%
49%
72
71%
71%
•22
22
25
102% 103
49%
*71%
25
5
9,400
64
19 Va
100
Pure Oil
133/4
61
*116%
24%
4.08%
4.80%
preferred
100
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
$4.75 preferred
Nopar
Puget Sound Power 6c Light Co—10 Pullman Inc
No par
30,400
13%
11%
184%
4.18%
preferred
;
preferred
4.30%
preferred
5.05%
preferred
;
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No
3%% preferred
4.32%
preferred
4.16%
preferred
7,200
74%
13%
104
69
~
21%
73
64
120
20
126%
20%
74%
61
■
*124
21%
,
'
11%
75
;
Co
126%
21
73%
66
60%
*63
*124
21%
-
2.50
$3.50 convertible preferred
Poor
74
100
Plough
Inc.
Plymouth Oil Co
Polaroid
21%
73%
_100
Pittsburgh 6c West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young 61 Ash pfd
Pittston Co
125
20%
10
5%
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
125
1.25
Porter Co Inc
88
393/8
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne 6c Ohio Ry—
132
4
Mar 16
31% Apr
188% Dec
17-
96% Jan
13% Apr 29
31% May 6
91
Apr 11
433% Feb
1
Dec
125
34% Mar 31
21% Nov
54
22% Jan
9
Dec
41 % Mar
6
d
81
74% Jan 14
Aug 12
80% Aug 29
9
23%
55V4
_50
«
26
Feb
62% July 31
9
100% Jun
9
4
86
132
77% Jan
38% Apr
80% Jan
23% Jan
8
Apr
28
16
"5
60
55% Sep
10% Dec
74% Dec- 30
Sep
Sep
85
95% May
533/4 Dec
119
^
20,
14
4
Dec
96
Mar 29
2
Nov
6
Dec
28
68
84% Jan
83% ;Sep.
71
90
19% May
13
81
36% Dec
125% Dec
»Jan
6
16% Dec
14% Dec
9
6
Aug 16
23
Aug 29
99% Sep
2
5
523/4 Mar 23
Dec
.
53
29
82
89
57% Jan
157/8 Dec
22
21% Jan
Mar
100
60 3/8 Dec
22
83
23
6
74% Dec
Sep
21
Apr 30
65% Mar 10
41
32
5 % Jan
38% Jun
Sep
84% Apr
20% Jan
21
Jan
23
Jan
2% Dec
26% Mar 14
49
73
11% Jan
25
101
96% May
Oct
11
12
1
77% Dec
16% Jan
54% Nov
16
Gas
6c
43,800
31%
31%
17%
-;
7,400
37%
24%
55
l
preferred-
56V8
30%
3.50
12%
Jan
80
21/4
20%
common
12%
25
9
41
2%
•
12%
Oct
7
23%
39
2%
91%
Jan
Jun
23%
39
2%
91%
26
Dec
24
38
36 %
2%
91%
93
84
23%
37%
36%
—-1
12%
26
65
24
37
5,900
88
No par
91%
56% May 12
104%
23y8
363/a
12%
Nov
75
37%
90%
13% May 17
•7
37%
90%
5
87% Jan
*86%
553/4
12%
16
103% Apr 15
88% Apr 13
56%
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
41% Dec
18
55%
38%
35%
52"% Dec
20% Jan
56%
37%
35%
14
26
22% Jan
55%
38'A
96%
Sep 28
8
16,000
88
56%
37%
28
17
3
•86%
56
*
35%
50 % Jun
43% Mar
531/2
96%
29
47% Mar 31
51%
28%
34% Jan
96% Jun
52
35%
47
24
51,800
51%
96
433/4 Dec
Mar 30
*86%
24
Pepsi-Cola Co
6% Feb
87
22,500
18'/a
277/8
Peoria
43% May
88
52%
17%
96%
Peoples
100
"87
163A
18%
35%
68 % Mar 25
27
52
88
4,000
18%
27%
66% May 16
22
53
400
5%
17%
96 %
8
3% Oct
52
18%
27%
37% Nov 15
30 % Sep
51
18%
35%
543/4 Feb
94% Sep
18%
18%
5%
23
96%
74
7
18%
18
143
22%
27%
64% Aug 11
92% Jan
17
18%
1|7%
17%
96
5
22
17%
16%
26%
283/4 Sep
30
25
17%
143
24
30%
57% Dec
19% Jan
23%
41
49% Jan
99 % Feb
5%
24%
24%
17%
30
45
18
5%
23
87%
142% 142'/8
5%
5%
23%
23%
51%
142%
40
7
14
142
5%
35%
30% Nov
Oct
23
142%
5%
30%
55% Mar 20
15% Dec
142
(
5%
41
27
92
143
5%
35%
40% Nov
30
10,700
142
<
30%
5
31
10,600
321/s
40%
10% Oct
39% Dec
53%
317/8
75%
—l
5
2
53%
32 Va
75
23%
—
20
26% Jan
53'/«
31%
Chemicals Corp
3
Sand Corp—
1
Penn Ppwer & Light com—No
par
4 %%
preferred
100
4.40% series preferred
.100
17
Mar 23
757/8
52%
317/a
Glass
15% Nov
85% Jan
75
53%
31%
Penna
7
97% Aug 24
943/4 Aug 31
17% Jan
5
Jan
75 %
52%
37%
Penney (J C)
14
4
74%
317/a
Pennsalt
22
11
18
75%
53
30% Mar 31
Dec
300
54%
52%
36
Dec
Jan
543/8
55%
Ford
84% Dec
89
54%
21
37%
Enterprises
prior
conv
54%
*20
55
Penn-Dlxle Cement Corp
Penn Fruit Co Inc common
4.68%
8,400
15%
14%
preferred——25
&
Peabody Coal Co
5%
2,900
16 y8
15%
31%
1
—.
Transportation
Mines
54%
147/8
157/8
15%
No par
2.50
Co
Parker Rust Proof Co___
Parmalee
54%
15
16%
52%
1
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke
*20
1
14%
16%
31%
no par
100
preferred
14%
52%
—70c
Common
'
31%
50c
Pan Amer World
Airways Inc
Panhandle East Pipe Line-
14%
-
4,100
12,700
■75"
100
1
14%
53%
No par
14 2/7
Consolidated Corp
14%
r
*20
26
Packard-Bell Electronics—
Pan American
Sulphur
4%
;
-.8
common
*21%
22%
*22%
23
*21
21%
•21
22
21%
.
123
122
49
•71%
123
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
87%
85 V2
85%
85%
85%
121%
8%
*85'A
1023/4
49%
49%
72%
*71%
121%
50
210
570
8,300
72%
40
22'A
400
213/4
22 »A
*21
100
123
123
8%
'
1023A
1,200
8'/a
87/s
*85%
86%
*85%
180
9
8,000
86%
160
34%
34%
34%
34%
33%
34%
34
34%
34%
343A
9,900
34
34%
34%
347/e
34%
35%
351/8
35 Va
10,300
35 %
35%
35%
34%
34%
35%
34%
35%
34%
35
35
353/8
22,100
603/4
2,600
Q
44%
Dec
124% Sep
22
Feb
25
24
•
Jan
26
125% Jan
11
54% Jan 16
29
.
,
42
140
Mar 5
27*% Oct 27
.* 26
Mar
8
63% Dec
136'
5
AUg 18
27%?*OV 14
Quaker Oats Co hubwow
a
: " 6
preferred
.100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
10
—
„
583/4
134
26 3/4
593/4
134
27%
593/4
*131
27%
60%
135
27%
59%
•131
27%
60
134
27%
59%
*131
27%
61
134
27%
60%
131
27
131
'
27%
540
1,100
iJK"*'
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(216)
.
.
.
Monday, January 16, 1961
NEW YORK- STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Prerious
NEW
Range for Year 1900
Year 1959
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCK
YORK
Monday
Tuesday
Jan. 9
Jan. 10
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
Jan.11
the Week
Friday
Jan.12
Jan.13
Shares
R
40 ft Feb
46 ft Oct
25
5
67 % Jan
4
74
Apr
8
2
9
•0ft Jan
6
73
30% Feb
17
41% Dec
9
29
27
Jan 21
37ft Jan 26
25
Nov 24
SSV4 Dec 28
53% Jan
4
Raytheon
18ft Jan
3
Reading
33 Va Feb
5
25
20
ft Dec
5
28 V* Jan
20
*
11% Dec
8
12 ft Dec
28
4%
4%
Oct
9
27% Jun
1
Jan
0
13
Jan
5
41% Sep
28
15 Va Nov
1
28 ft Jan
18
Reeves
•5ft Nov
16
40 ft Apr
22
17ft Oct
24
28% Jun
16
Reichhold
Jan
2
12ft Feb
16
6% Feb
15 ft Sep
9
20 ft Apr
17
2
15,% Dec
19 ft Mar 17
43% Dec
68% Jan
4
Reliance
21
27 y2 Feb
1
Rels
V*
7
16ft Nov
27
42ft Jan
8
16ft Jan
2
<73
Dec
36ft July 23
60 ft Mar
Jan
7
17 ft Sep
22
25
11% July
12 ft Nov
11
5
28ft Jan
7ft Nov
•5
Apr
57
52£
25
Mar 14
Stores
Elec
preferred
1
convertible
20
15 Va Aug
8
81ft Sep
48 ft Dec
6
78 ft Jan
4
54 ft July
33ft Sep
28
50 ft Jan
22
Revere
Copper Ac Brass.
63 ft July 27
46 ft Feb
17
80% Dec
21
Revlon
Inc
50 ft July
37 ft Oct
24
56% Jun
21
Rexall
Drug
46 ft Jan
28
30ft Jan
7
•7 ft Nov
116
4
48
Sep
23
July 24
27
149
Jan
5
Nov 24
55 Va Jan
21
94 ft Dec
6
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com
15
47% Jun
65
Oct
8
84 ft Mar 28
76 V'a Jan
17% Sep
21
30 ft Dec
12
1% Sep 22
2ft Jan
76
,17
.1 5
1
Oct
22
32 ft Apr
30
Dec
28% Jan
4
Rheem
2y4 Jan
4
Rhodeslan
Dec
16
84
Dec
19
9
68ft Mar
89 ft Nov
25
Richfield
Ritter
4% Jan
5
Roan
Robertshaw-Fulton
2% Dec
14
33 y4 Nov
3
55
Apr
7
)
16
Dec
22
38 ft Oct
19
52
Jun
9
Jan1
23
50% Dec
18
41ft Oct
25
50
Jan
4
Rochester 'Oas
17
30% July 23
Oct
28
26 ft Jan
4
Rochester
38% Jan
0
Rockwell-Standard
33ft Jun
39 ft July 24
27
Dec
28
600
Jan
30
29 Va Jan
2
481ft Jan
29
741
81
Oct
5
92
16
Oct
30
24ft Mar 12
14ft Mar 25
Dec
Dec
2
28
780
4
89
Sep
16
4%
12% Apr
5
20% Dec
16
Rohr
22
Nov
17
34
May 27
16ft Jan
2
22
Aug
3
15
40
Oct
6
50ft Jan
26
16
Jun
24
24% Jan
2|
2
16 ft Oct
I
13 ft
13%
13 ft
13%
13 ft
18%
17 ft
20%
21%
9ft
9%
5,800
22ft
23 ft
23 ft
1,100
"13%
14%;
13 ft
137b
3,700
13%
15%
15%
15%
18,000
17 Va
177 b
17ft
18%
9,500
21%
18 %
20%
21%
20%
21V8:
12
11%
11%
*
vs 21ft,
21
137 Va
v: 9ft
13 ft
417%
17 ft
38 %.
9ft
22 ft
Aircraft
I," V.
12
16 ft
:'56ft
27 Va
58
46 Va
*47-.
93
83 ft
13%
'
34,800
84 Va
86
46 Va
47ft
46%
47
47
A
24%
24%
24 ft
57 Va
*56 ft
28%
29 Va
30
33,000
12%
12%.
63,600
*
700
W
4,400
2,500
57 Va
40
15 ft
157^
16%
6,700
60%
58%
59 ft
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41ft
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84
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83%
68,700
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30,600
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ft
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47 ft
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27 ft
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15ft
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16%
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15%
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1%
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26,600
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85 Va
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90 Va
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28%
29 Va
29%
30
29ft
36 Va
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30%
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.
46 Va
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28%
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642
28%
3%'
28%
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40 ft
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44%
10,500
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4,000
29ft
9,700
24'A
24
29 ft
29%
638
29 ft
640
89 ft
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89 Va
89'A
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17%
18 Vs
18
18 Va
18%
19 ft
19%
1
13
13 %
12%
13 Va
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12 ft
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24
29 ft
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:
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24
635
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44 VA
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45 Va
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23 ft
650
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37
41
36 Va
41
23%
-
28 ft
5
20
3 Va
36 ft
23 ft
10
Corp
653 ft
640
89 Va
5,100
890
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89 ft
10
20
19%
19%
18,300
12%
12%
12 ft
8,400
21%
1
1
20 G
13
4
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
11% Oct
25
21% Mar
2
18%
13ft
21%
2 lft
18 Va.
18%
*13 ft
' 18%
18 ft
19 VA
19
19%
*18 ft
19%
35 Va
34%
35 VA
1,200
34%
35
34%
35%
357b
13%
36%
14%
14%
14ft
203,200
13 ft
14%
137 a
1
8
21% Jan
34%
—1
(Geo D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
Roper
21 ft Jan
46% Jan
14%
137 a
12ft
14%
12ft
13,600
12%
12 ft
2,500
39 ft
39%
Royal McBee Corp
Rubbermaid Inc
12 y8 Apr
5
31% Oct
24
42
Jan
22
Ruberoid
3
17
Oct
19
6
26 ft Jun
23
Ruppert (Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical Co
15
33% Sep
19
32 ft Oct
24
40 ft Apr
7
88 y2
9
4%
8
4.30%
i.
Co_
18
%
12%
12 ft
12%
12%
39
39
39 Va
39 %
39 ft
13%
13ft
13 ft
13
ft
13%
.19%
20 ft
19%
20%
19 ft
20
19%
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2o,A
19 ft
20%
18 Va
20
17 ft
18%
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v
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—2.50
22%
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7,800
20 V
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Inc
12 ft
33Va
...
5
19
12%
—1
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16 ft."
v lift
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,
54.%/, 54 ft
,
^56%.%' ;
25%
12.:
*11
ft,
29%
preferred series A
Ryder
9%
22 ft
9
00 %
common
1
fhi
.
ft"
22ft.
13%
/13 ft.
14
37 ft
A
23%.
y4
28%
Corp
Co
25
14 y4 May
23
14
46 Va
Oct
14 ft May 31
66,200
23
91%
Corp
31ft Dec
9% May
38
Elec Corp—No par
Ac
22
Jun
14 ft Mar 25
'■24
Dec
7
c
-37%
*37ft
47 ft Mar 11
17
1
22
10 ft July
38%
-9ft
25
20 ft Dec
12% Dec
37 ft Sep
-39%
9ft
9%
>
29 ft
preferred
Telephone
Haas
Ronson
13% Sep
Controls
convertible
Ac
Jan
82
9% Apr 14
14 Vs May 12
7
10 ft Jan
Rohm
Mar 23
.37%
41,300
90 ft
Company
5% Mar 17
21
17%
28%
Antelope Copper Mines
5 ft %
17ft
—10
2.50
8
21
19
17%
40%
17%
No par
Corp
52 ft July
28% Jan
Jan
17%
25
1.25
Inc
Rlegel Paper Corp
42
62
35 ft Feb
18
Oil
4
24
17 ft
1
Trust
Richardson-Merrell
59ft Dec
31% Jan
39%
23% Oct
17ft
20,600
_5s
series.
Selection
19
July 15
4
4
3,500
15%
5
100
Manufacturing Co
6
Dec
26
5,100
15'/a
*56 ft
Chemical
Ac
3.60%
Preferred
2
31
30
Jan
37
Aug
Oct
45% Sep
111
16
30
85
4
Va Dec
69
70
8
71% Jan
2,300
<
15ft
'j 45%
42 Va Jan
29
711/4
15 Va
81ft
110 V'4 Oct
37 y8 Sep
67%
15%
1
15
163
68
15 Va
16%
—5
23
3
43%
67 ft
55,700
72
43%
18
53
Co—2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
4ft %
preferred series A
50
4ft %
conv 2nd pfd—
100
7
50%
71 ft
43%-
16%
.20%
10
10
Corp
71% Dec
28
Mar
Steel
48 ft May
16
Dec
42
$1
Republic
50 Va
71 ft
43 Va
15 ft
•11
-»-5
Eng Co
5
23
51%
-71ft
43 ft
16%
ft
13%
17....
10
10
Corp
Ac
38ft Jan
12% Jan
49%
71ft
17%
13
1
prior preference
66 Va Apr
14% July
67ft,: 69-
9 %
Mfg Co common
5
Conv preferred 3ft % series—100
Republic Aviation Corp.
1
Republic Corp common
50c
lift July U
66 Va
51%
51%
*71
Ac Co—
div
Reliable
66 ft
V 66
39
50c
Chemicals
(Robt)
43%
22 ft
—No par
Bros Inc
$1.25
31ft Aug 29
m
7ft Feb
Roller Bit Co
Reed
43 ft
16%
Reliance
20
71ft
43
17%
preferred
50
preferred-—50
2nd
non-cum
17
a;
1st
52%
71 Va
42%
64
50
common
51ft
71%
42%
—5
Co
Co
non-cum
52
70%
—5
;
6
28
15*'
8ft Dec
14
33ft Jan
Inc—,>
51%
com—No par
No par
preferred
Jan
22 Va Jun
2
20
1st
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
Raymond International Inc.—3.33Va
Rayonler Ine
1
1
-
$3.50
Ranco
19
30% Oct
73% Apr
16ft Dec
29
Apr
15 ft Dec
30% July 10
43ft Sep
70
7
56
May 22
9
Dec
15% Sep
S3
Radio Corp of America
8
5iy2 Sep
•3ft Jan
Feb
18
1
74 ft Mar
28
lift
78% Apr
73 ft Dec
9
Dec
•7
*13
4,700
13ft
1,800
1
7,600
111,100
8
84% Nov
24
Dec
15
•31 ft Dec
14
80
28
Apr
30 ft Jan
18% Nov
69
1
2
17
21
Sep
42 ft Jan
15
90 ft Aug
17
Apr
15
258
36 ft July 24
38
Apr
27
July
79% Apr
42% Jan
14
56 ft Dec
89 ft Dec
14
97
1
8
30
3
Mar 13
24 ft Dec
31
29% May
4
8ft Dec
24
12 ft Oct
5
80
May 27
238
Nov
24 ft
4
259
32
Aug
Apr
Feb
15
29% Apr
19
37 ft Sep
14 ft Sep 3Q
69 ft Mar
8
22% Jan
18
79 y2 Feb
30% Oct
88
Jan
24% Jan
7
26
7
12
Mar 14
16
45 ft Aug 12
55ft Jan
93
31ft Sep
7
10% May 16
12
21 y2 Apr
31
37% Jan
8
4
July 13
11
14
8
Feb
10
17
52ft Feb
9
82
Dec
7
42% Oct
25
81 ft Jun
39% Feb
10
52
Dec
7
36
18
50 ft Feb
Feb
9
17% Nov
11
7ft Nov
1
16 ft Feb
15
72 ft Jan
8
87% Mar
5
71ft Feb
17
93 Va Jun
8
12
Oct
18
81
Jan
9
72
May 27
80
Dec
23
96
Apr
13
81
Jan
4
22
Sep
21
30 ft Mar 18
Oct
31
67
73 ft Nov
78
Mar 17
Dec
31
6% Nov
13
10% Mar 11
31ft Nov
4
40% May 25
20% Nov
19
13% Jan
2
29ft Apr
3
26 ft July 16
1
45ft Mar 18
39 ft Jan
5
50ft Nov
23
17% Jan
6
27 %Jun
26
Oct
37
16
66ft Jan
4% Dec
29 Va
20ft Apr
12
26
28
Sep 29
B
May 17
23
25
16
11
Oct
00
Jan
4
8
7% Sep
29
46 ft Jan
26
19 ft Jan
25
16
Jan
4
100
Oct
7
14% Mar 31
20
29% May 25
19 y8 Dec
5
43ft Jan
11
12 ft Sep
21
19ft Jun
17
12 ft Jun
27
29% Dec
12
38 ft Dec
11
42 ft Dec
30
30y4Apr
28
43
7
49
Jan
18ft Jun 2b
22 ft Dec
17ft Nov
16
22ft Aug 12
16% Jun
9
33 ya Sep 22
38
Jan 14
Jan
68
7
18 ft Jan
6
48 ft Nov
24
•0 ft
Nov" 17
44 ft Jan
22
12 ft Sep
9
•2% Feb
45
10
24 y4 Oct
30
28
45 Va Mar 25
59
104 ft
Dec
23
July~27
31ft May 22
67% Apr
2
74 %
Apr~14
64
July 23
22 ft Jan
29 ft July
5
7
Jun
4
61% Jun
30
38 ft Nov
24
52 ft Jan
26
5"% Dec
16
30ft Jun
9
44% Dec
15
22 ft Nov
12
18
Dec
4
29ft Dec
64% Jun
8ft May 18
38
Apr
20
52 ft Feb
25
27% Aug 21
32ft Jan
2
15
35 ft Mar
3
19
63 ft
Feb
34
30 ft Nov
24
41 ft
Sep
3
13
37 ft Mar 16
34 ft Nov
25
46 ft Jan
22
21 y8 Nov
16
24ft Oct
16
48 ft Nov
17
60ft Jan
15
16% Dec
30
19ft Jan
19
Deo
15
75
13
65
19% Apr
5ft Sep
51ft
Dec
16
Nov
Sift Oct
83
Jan
Schick
Scott
Inc
$3.40
$4
4
Roebuck
Inc
Sharon
15
29
23% Jan
4
21ft Jan
13
10
9
30
22
28%
~9ft
Ac
15% Sep
12
20% Jan
4:
23% Oct
24
43
1
Jun
Sheraton
G)_
shares
1
Jan
6
Simmons
Slmonds
Saw
37
4
Sinclair
Binger
Jun
1
55
Jan
4
6
53% Jan
11
Smith
4% Jun
Jan
Amer Gold Ac
South
Carolina
18
19
14
May 10
Dec
15
12% Nov
7
66 ft Feb
17
12
lift Jan
Jan
30% Feb
11
3
8%
Southeastern
Southern
16
50% July 18
18ft Sep
28
Sep 28
23
_
California
12
ft
12 ft
12%
12%
13
12%
13 '4
12%
12%
99
99
99 ft
99 Va
99 ft
Southern
5%'
Co
(Del)
Railway common
preferred
Ac Ohio
stock
tr
Spencer
90
89ft Apr 10
21ft Mar 16
84% May 16
Oct
17
4.20%
13 ft May 12
16ft Aug
9
Spencer
18% Oct
26 y4 Jan
4
Sperry
83
31
May 23
92% Sep
6
$4.50
29% Mar
8
46% Dec
8
Spiegel
77ft Feb
3
82ft Sep
19
$4.50
25ft July 25
22.
37% Jan
4
Public
45
-
Corp
44%
9%
9
45
25
9
4*4%'
9
45 ft
12%
45%
2,800
•24,400
99 ft
*8%
45 ft
10,600
13Va
*99
9
280
9Va
45Va
1,200
46
7,900
25%
24 ft
25
24 ft
25
24%
24%
23%
24ft
24%
12,100
23'A
24%:
38ft
23 ft
40 VA
23%
20,900
39 ft
40 3 a
39%
41
24,100
30
•'!
Service
Co
Co
16ft
16%
18
17%
18
28
27 Va
27%
27
27%
27%
29
29 Va
27%
29 ft
29%
29 %
44
45%
73 ft
'29%
19
45 Va
45 Va
46 ft
46 ft
*■-.48
75
75
76
76 Va
*76%
-
10,700
27ft
17,800
29
1
18
291/4
47
39 Va
38%
39%
39%
39ft
39
39%
40%
39 ft
40 Va
39%
40 ft
40 V8
40 Va
64 Va
40
65 ft
63 Va
64 ft
48%
48 %
63 ft
64 ft
47 ft,,
47 Va
64%
47%
46 Va
34 ft
34%
47V4
35%
35%
36
34%
12%
13%
13%;
35%-
14%
13%
14
13 Va
137b
47%
25%
.
47%-
25 Va
25% '
47%;
-
•
47%
41%
41%
41ft
10%
10 %
"10%
8 Ve
8%
44%,,
*50
51
29
8
45 ft
44%'
25%
25ft"
46%-
37%
41ft
42'A
41%
11%
42'A
lift
11%
8%
8%
8 ft
45%
46 Va
46 ft
*50 ft
51
28%
29
16%
*27ft
16 ft
28
27 ft
16%
28
3,100
31,600
-66
7,600
47%
12,000
x33ft
34V4
6,000
13%
26
263a
47
41ft
8ft
3,700
50 Va
50 ft
51
50 ft
50 ft-
28 ft
29
29 %
29 Va
28 ft
28 ft
1,400
15%
16'A
15%'
16
16
16
2,800
27%
27 'A
27 VA
27%
*27%
15 ft
16
15 ft
16 ft
15 ft
16 Va
16
66%
67%
68
69
68 ft
69%
39
49%
49 Va
50
39 ft
40
48%
38%
38 ft
39
38
38
38%
38%
2,700
40 Va
39%
40%
39 ft
40%
40
407a
23,200
21ft
22
21ft
22 %
21%
22 Va
49,400
51%
16,000
21%
22%
51
50%.
52 %
18 Va
71
-
18%
*67
18 Va
71
50 ft
17%
*67
49
49
51%
"
51
18'A
51ft
17%
71
*67
50 ft
18 %
18 Va
71
27%
27 ft
27ft
27
21%.
21ft
21ft
22
22
23
27 ft
28
28 Va
28%
28
28%
X27%
7%
7ft
7%
7%
7 Va
7V4
29%
29%
30 %
29%
30%
89 ft
*88"#
89 ft
*88
7ft
28%
29%
89 ft~
,15 %
22 Va
*90
43%
*82 ft
-
"*88
15 %
22 VaJ
29
29%
■
•
91
30 ft
89 Va
15%
15
23 Va
22%
23
90 ft
91
91
43 ft
4
44'%'
82 ft
83 ft
30
30%
44
,
27
267b
26%
22%
221/4
221/4
28%
28
28%
5,900
8%
8,900
31ft
7,400
•'
*88
15 Vt
22 ft
*90
44 Va "
83 ft
26%
22
15
•-
4,600
18%
31
7%
27%
21,500
71
*67
27%
*88
12,300
48%
22%
-
11,700
39 ft
50%
17 ft
.
37%
'
21ft.
par
600
16%
66%
49
66%,
48%
37 %
No par
200
28%
15ft
48%
25
4,000
57,650
8%..
67%
*67
77,900
t
47
15%
6
7,000
23,000
-
11%
8%
46 ft
66 %
1
35,000
*
ft-"
42%
11%
47
'
16
39 ft
40ft
:< 47
11%
8 Va
45 V4
*50 Va '
29 ft
25 VA
47%
42%:.
600
13. Va
25
11%
3,100
47 ft
47%
'
800
77
65%
25 %--
2,700
47.1/4-
77
--
40
,
16,000
16%
17 ft
27%
78
,
191/8
16%
:
29%
45 V4
,
19
:
33 ft1
-5
5
18 ft
16 ft
17%
-
47 Va
50c
No
18ft
16 Va
18%
18%
16
39
1
1
18ft
17%
39 ft
100
common
18 ft
16ft
18%
*
:
64 %
1
common
18%
16%
73 ft
t-
1
common
preferred
•
29
2.50
preferred
Square D Co
9
27%;
20
preferred
Kellogg Ac Sons
Inc
"98
;
9
15 Va
.100
Industries
Corp
Chemical
Rand
v.
12%
12%
99
23%
17%
No par
ctfs
30
23
Southwestern
,
44 ft
No par
non-cum
Mobile
v
*8ft.-
1
Pacific
35% Jun
30
31,900
7.50
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
see page
55%
Southern
88 ft
footnotes,
54%
5
Co
Gas
Sparton
7
55%
12 %
Indiana Gas Ac Elec.No par
Spartans
16
1,500
55
12 Va
25
Southern Co
5
47ft Dec
55%
12%
1
Edison
11
37% Dec
55
12%
_25
Dec
04% May
55
12%
12
Public Service Co—10c
9% Jan
9
54%
33%
50
30
10
54%
33%
2.50
29% Jan
26% Jun
54 ft
33%
5
—
21ft Sep 28
6% May 2
24
33%
com__4.50
~5
32% Sep
76
Oct
19,000
19 ft
No par
Co
4
13
19,600
237b
15ft
—15
11
97 ft Feb
36%
23 ft
16%
5
29% Jun
22
34%
24
Natural
5
34%
23 ft
Southern
18% Aug 23
11,700
*15 ft
Southern
69 % Aug
5ft
23%
40% Aug 24
23 ft Jan
5
54 y2 Jan
10,600
72
5%
16 Va
No par
preferred-—
30
29
Dec
Inc
Puerto Rico Sugar com.
15% Dec
*70
5ft
34
1
preferred
70
72
5ft
34 Va
35
16%
23
38 Va
Platinum
E Ac G
Jersey Gas Co
South
*70
5%
290
34
381/4 Aug 31
13% Jun
64 y2 Jun
21
5%
South
72
18%
16
.1
Co
South
30
51ft Oct
16% Nov
Railroad
30
28ft Dec
♦70
30
90
18
34
22%
•23 ft
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
7% Dec
21
72
90
18 ib
15%
23
38 ft
Inc
46% Dec
28
40
Co
12
22% Jun
99 ft Jan
Marchant
10
45 ft Jan
*70
89
17%
18 ft
Smith Kline Ac French Labs
34
74 ft
89
18'A
33%
25
Smith-Douglass
Smith-Corona
Line
*73Va
91
18%
16
—10
28% Mar 23
Soo
74 ft
25 Va
Oil Co
(AO) Corp
64ft Jun
5
*73 ft
73%
*89
18%
9
33
5
11
42% Jan
11,700
9ft
9
15 %
20
25
2
73 %
90%
25 ft
-
24
34% Jun
88 ft
24 Va
Co
38 ft Oct
15
13,100
8 8 ft
38%
Corp—
20ft Oct
20
9%
87%
32ft
22
—No par
lift Oct
18% Feb
9%
87%
24 Va
Manufacturing Co
Skelly
29 ft Dec
500
9%
5ft
_No par
Steel
Pattern
Oil
16,500
39
87%
34%
-
Simplicity
*38
1,500
561/4
55 ft
1
9%
5ft
50c
Co
4
23
6,500
36,600
9%
87%
18
72
12
Corp of America
54
22
15
24 ft
9
'
94 ft Jan
Nov
14ft
23%
9.Va
39
35%
1
26
47
15%
237a
9%
55%
5%
ordinary
29
55% Jan
18%
.*98
Corp
31
68 Va Dec
15
23 Va
"
9%
9%
No par
No par
Corp
Sep
31
81,800
54ft
34 V*
1
Oct
Sep 29
22,300
8ft
39
5 '/a
1
;
69
S3
34ft
77 a
55 ft
34%
2.50
23 ft Sep
26 y4 Mar 24
10
33%
8 Va
39
5%
No par
40
53 ft Oct
500
41,600
95
34 ft
7.7b
55
34 Va
I
Gas
Ac
*93
9,400
5
Corp
Biegler Corp
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
31ft Sep
35ft
95
39
1
Co
(Frank
Mfg
35V8
500
18
73
35 ft
240
4,700
87 V4
87
*70
34%
17 ft
72%
55 ft
74 Va
1
341/4
72
39
90
Co
York
9%
28 ft
_3
Falls
23 ft May 18
17
Sep 28
May 21
8%
55%
*38 ft
.
1
Steel
New
55%
39'
86 Va
1
Dec~31
Mar
54ft
38 ft
*88
common
Shell
Sheller
23
9%
V
5
Ac
Shattuck
Oil
22 ft
9 ft
8 Va
8
20
preferred
Oil
23 %
9 Va
x74 ft
Shahmoon Industries Inc
Shamrock
22%
9%
74 Va
Seiberling Rubber Co„
$5.25
22%
9%
90
Finance Co
Corp
Sealright-Oswego
Servel
15 ft
18
Seagrave
Sears
15%
8%
*88
100
33
15 ft
8Va
25
Bolt Corp of Amer
Seaboard
31%
*93
33
28%
17%
-
34%
93
32
15
No par
common
3 6 '/a
21,300
34 ft
17ft
72
8Va
38
87%
265
29 ft
*34
17%
22%
-
28 %
72
14%
'/
37 A
*86
*220
*92
93
3 lft
*74
preferred
Ac
37%
*92
No par
preferred
35
ft
86
265
34 Va
17 Va
*71%
37
86
ft
7%
1
Mfg Co
3.65%
31%
29
14ft
No par
preferred
Scovill
92
31%
1
Paper Co common
26 ft Nov
2
Dec
For
Jan
22
92
Shell Transp Ac Tr—
17% Sep
15% Dec
25
Mar~25
43'/a Dec
36 Va
30
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Jun
36%
35c
Schering Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
Screw
22
35 Va
—100
preference
13
22
71%
Diego Gas Ac Electric Co
10
Diego Imperial Corp
1
Electric Co
5
Schenley Industries Inc com—1.40
14
18ft Sep
18
71%
28 ft
34
17%
37
*220
265
34 Va
34
17 ft
72 ft
17
Bangamo
Convertible
28 Va
*71 Va
Ban
15
59
17
A
8% Jan
17
18% Jan
series
28 V*
37 ft
86 ft
*220
34
33%
86
265
28 ft
r
37%
87 ft
*220
5
Paper Co common
pfd 4.40%
71ft Jun
44 ft Feb
28
1st
37%
*86%
265
100
San
38% Jun
4
10 ft Nov
Regis
19
Jan
17% Dec
32% May
No par
15
41
91 ft Dec
6
No par
L San Fran Ry Co com
series A 5%
Jan
24 ft Aug
28
37
87ft
*220
10
Preferred
92 ya Aug
1
13
35 ft Oct
Aug 15
100
6t
Bt
37%
87 ft
100
preferred
30
30 Va Nov
9ft Jan 20
6
81ft Nov
Sep 21
77
i
preferred
conv
36ft
1.66%
common
Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light Ac Power..
-
19% Oct
8% May
7
Stores
St
19
13 Va Dec
34% Nov
20
Sep
Safeway
7%
89 ft
10,700
6,600
'
15%
15%
15 ft
23 Vb
23
23ft
90
•
15%
22 ft"
.
91
91ft
91ft
850
46 %
44.100
VA
'
44''«
44-
45%
♦82 ft
83 ft
83ft.
83 ft
30
30%
30
30 ft-
.
46:
83
-
.
.
.
30 Ve
83
"30
ft
,
2,800
184,200
Volume
193
Number
6021
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(217)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range for Year 1960
Year 195!)
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
NEW
YORK
Highest
34 Va Nov
17
37
Dec
18
35 % Feb
25
57% Dec
71% Dec
23
821/4 Feb
24
70% Jan
12
79% Aug 22
$3.50
10 % May 11
13% Sep 13
Standard
Financial
Standard
Gas
3 '/a May 29
13% Sep
4% Mar
5
1
July 29
23% May 11
5
12% May 11
Sep
30% Jun
LOW
STOCK
'
EXCHANGE
14
2
Standard
Brands
Inc
Par
73%
73%
73%
73%
73%
73%
733/4
73%
1
11%
12
11%
12
11%
11 Va
Electric
11%
12
4%
4%
*4%
26%
25%
263/4
48 Va
62,300
48%
493/8
48%
493/8
47,600
46%
47%
47%
48%
61,000
273,300
Co
10c
20
Standard
Kollsman
40
Jun
1
51% Jan
4
Standard
Oil
35
May 10
47 % Dec
30
Standard
Oil
of
45% Oct
23
59% Jan
26
38
Dec
50% Jan
4
Standard
Oil
of
New
Jersey
23
44% May 31
56
Jan
4
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
common
83% Nov
25
89
Mar
8
3%%
16
64"% Jan
92
27% Jan
7
84
8-
Jan
Apr
7
20 % Oct
July
62 % Dec
6
26% Oct
31% Jan
6
41% July 27
18
2
43% Dec
121/4 Jan
12
19% Dec
31
24
11
Nov
16
17% July 27
8
23% Jun
71
Apr
21
78
Dec
14
77
Jan
18% Jun
23
12% July
Feb
•59% Jun
22
23
22% Oct
33
18
23
31% Dec
29
Dec
Apr
convertible
29
Starrett
4
Stauffer
May 23
16 Va Jan
5
71% Dec
30
33% Jan
.
•
1
4
33% Jun
7
Stewart-Warner
Jun
17
Dec
20
29
13
May
6
11
18% Feb
19
52
Sep
21
65
Apr
2
47% Oct
24
58% Mar 28
Stone
30% Aug 15
24% Jan 15
Studebaker-Packard
Sep
5
22
26 % Mar 24
33% Mar 25
29% Oct
28
6% Dec
28
Oct
618
206
Dec
22
529 / Jan
22
17% Dec
50
Apr
'24% Dec
28
11% Sep
23
38% May 29
15% Mar 20
79% Dec
21
94
8
23
1
80
4
Feb
Storer
$5
55 Va Jan
21
24% Jan
7
16
15
29 % Jun
1
7
106 % Feb
20
Jan
23
23
25
Apr
3
29% Jan
35
Jan
5
47% Aug 21
20
14%
Mar
9
85
9
May
5 % Jun
855
1
101 % Aug 22
7% Oct
20
Sun
4
29
Sweets
25
Swift
14
15
-
Jun
22
Superior
Oil
Co
&
293/8
30
29
29%
xl2%
12%
12%
29%
12%
12%
12
*17%
18%
17%
17%
*18
58 Va
58 Va
58%
13%
14
701/4
26%
26%
24%
25%
24%
253/8
21%
21%
21%
213/4
17%
.
69%
26%
18
17%/
18
69Va
of
of
22
1,100
17%
18
7,500
173/4
17%
173/4
17%
173/4
18
18
1,700
55%
29
100
235
240
Wayne
250
45%
45%
44%
45%
21%
20%
21%
20%
52 %
52%
51%
52%
52
5
22%
23
223/4
23
22%
1
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
*81
84
48%
49%
24
24 Va
22%
22%
*33%
1
*82
84
56
55%
57 3/a
28%
-
29
28%
28%
8%
260
734
268
4,200
5,000
8
260
302,300
265
620
45
44
44%
44%
44%
12,900
21%
20%
21
20%
21
32,300
52
52%
22%
223/4
4,200
14%
13%
14
6,600
*82
84
*82
52%
22%
13%
14
52%
22%
52
-22 Va
84
*82
2,500
84
49%
50
49 Va
49%
24
6,500
243/a
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
31,400
223/4
.
23
23
23 %
22%
22%
223/4
223/4
2,200
49%
50
34%
33%
34%
104%
1053/4
105
105 %
7%
7%
8%
8
8%
7%
1250
1245
47
47
47
46
46 Va
46
46%
12%
13
12%
67%
68
67%
1260
50
33%
"34
34
■-
1260
46%
*
55
7%
105%
105
.
262
X44%
20%
1245
•
8
241
1
Corp
29 %
7%
73/8
240
*
1
25
32,000
253/8
55%
—25
25%
900
*213/4
29
4.16%
15,400
17%
7%
California
19,900
26
21%
543/4
America
723/4
253/4
25%
28%
_10c
14
71%
17%
73%
12.50
14
71%
263/a
21%
28%
.
,15
25%
7
Inc
1
17%
28%
Co
600
79%
21%
1
*55—30
*77
11,000
25V4
1
-
79%
14
4,200
•'
173/8
Co
25
18%
58%
25
55
A
18
573/4
21%
17 3/4
No par
3,300
12 V8
'
17%'
,
18 Va
583/a
12%
70 3'8
26 Va
,
12%
24,900
25%
703a
x26%
'
Va
*77
13%
133/4
14
69%
25%
-
13,600
*
58%
79 Va
*77
79%
55%
Co
Symington
29
29 3/4
27 Va
28 Va
17%
pfd series of
Mining
Jun
29 %
29%
27%
68%
—20
series
Biscuits
51 Va Feb
28
29%
27%
..13%
1
No par
Sunshine
50
293/4
29 Va
27%
*77
Co
29%
29 Va
29%
*77
.
70,000
79%
27%
79%
common
*72
12%
5
100
25%
29%
58
Corp—
-80
8,200
86
24 %
28%
.
18
5
.
*84
24%
*68
.
29 %
58 Va
common
t
86
22%
.
72
>
27%
18
prefered
Sunshine
29
11% Jan
A
2nd
Sep
July 20
69%
:,84
23%
22%
*69
29%
58
.
5%%
26% Feb
39 %
23%
»
26
27%
No par
Gas
preferred
Jan
*68
(1
263/a
29
2.50
Corp
4%%
1348
*
86
*84
86
23%
,,
.
.47
29
,
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common_l
19
54%
Va
1
series
Oil
72
54%
*84
541/4
Sundstrand Corp
Sun Chemical Corp
$4.50
23%
*67
.
20
preferred
Sunbeam
6
'
84
22%
1
com
54%
84
.
Corp
4
23% Sep 26
34% Dec 30
8% Mar 20
56
54%
.
.
common..-5
Broadcasting
convertible
1,800
42%
55%
25%
1
4
20
2165
41%
55%
preference
7
21% Jan
4
42%
55%
Webster
18% Sep
85 Va Oct
42% May 1
25
<fc
26% Jan
20% May 2
Nov
41%
55
Co
Propane
64% Jan
,
42%
54 Va
10
100
Gas
9
29
prior
Suburban
29
5% Dec
10% Nov
16% Sep
5%
Suburban
27
Sep 21
Dec
88
Mar 13
48% July 21
12% Jun
Fuller
14
Jan
25
1275
14
&
29
65% Feb
29
22% Nov
30% Dec
Dec
Baer
19% Dec
7
42%
5
Stokley-Van Camp Inc
4
24% Apr
38% Jan
52% Dec
20 %
67
Stix
46% Dec
25% Mar 28
43
Corp
16% Jan
9
42%
1
14
Jun
43%
15
20% Sep
9%
42%
Inc
Aug 25
24% Jan
7
20
Stores
27% Mar 13
325
46%
Drug Inc..
(J P) <fc Co Inc
Stevens
22
4
48
47
100
6
18
25 Va
48%
■
(The) L S
2
9
26%
48
preferred
Dec
15 % Jan
25 %
46%
1
Bros
Sterling
43/4
48
preferred
Sterchi
4%
46%
20
Co
4%
46 Va
Corp.
Chemical
3%%
260
2,900
47%
preferred
17
20 % Jan
25% Jan
Co.
4%
12
25%
Stanray Corp
Jan
*4%
9.200
11%
1
preferred
Warner
4%
543/8
74
25
Packaging Corp
convertible
6%
Stanley
65% Jan
0
25
$1.20
8
82
44 % Mar 24
34% Dec
■
4%
53 Va
*73%
;6.25
Indiana
convertible
4
20
9
13% Jan
43
$1.60
4
21% Mar 25
27
26% Feb
Standard
42% Jan
25
45% Nov
76% Nov
4
13
Industries
California
preferred series A
37% July
May 11
52% Sep
Jan
40% Jan
5
19% Oct
22
102
25
26 % Dec
Jan
36"% Jan
25
6
39% July 27
117
■
Shares
53
No par
Corp
17
30
Wednesday
Jan.13
52 %
23
Jun
Sales for
Tuesday
Jan. 12
53%
62 % Jan
Nov
PRICES
Monday
52 Va
52 % Apr
50
SALE
53%
25
85
HIGH
Jan.11
53%
20
1
AND
Wednesday
54
3!) 1/4 Nov
of
Jan.10
53%
45% Nov
21
Tuesday
Jan.9
No par
com
preferred
&
Monday
,
35%
105
1240
33%
105
8%
1268
49 %
33%
105
9
:1273
'
1235
1,200
105%
4,500
8%
8%
93,400
1260
850
48
41%
51
52%
54
453/i
46
45%
463/8
46
46%
18,600
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/4
133/4
13%
19,800
68%
67%
67%
66%
67%
67
*47
.
2,000
T
Feb
6
48
Dec
31
44% Feb
17
70% Dec
23
Talcott
5 Va Dec
14
8
Feb
3
3% Oct
24
6 Va an
14
Tandy
8% Nov
25
35% Sep
22
29
13% Mar 16
4
6% May
24 Va
Oct~21
11
50% Dec
87% Aug
3
34
Feb
1
20 %
71 Va
44 Va Nov
Sep
29
64 Va Jun
2
Aug 31
24% Aur
87
Jan
Ino
(James)—
9
-
11
35 %
27
Apr
1
Apr 14
39 % July 15
17
Nov
16
25% Mar 16
61% Jan
27
193 Va Nov
20
23 Ve Nov
25
39% Jan
23
14% Mar 10
102 % Dec
30
Feb
18
19% Jan
8
63
26% May 18
124% Mar 18
76
Dec
31
29% July 30
21% Sep
28
37
15% Sep
20
19% Dec
148% Oct
25
20 %
May' 17
14% July 25
65
Sep
27
70% Jan
12
18% July 22
31 Va July 30
22% Oct
Apr
24
36 Va Mar
4
21
36% Sep
21
72
6
11
Dec
28
14% Oct
52
Sep
8
79
Nov
23
Jan
30
2
May
14
38% Dec
29 Va Mar 15
Jan
16
Tennessee
25
19% Jan
108 : Jan
Texaco
Corp
43/8
4 3'a
4%
43/4
43/4
5 Va
10,900
14%
-14%
14 %
14 Va
14 %
143/8
11,100
48
49
49
50 Vb
48 %
49 Vb
49 Va
49%
48 Va
50
14,100
24%
24%
24%
24V4
243/a
24%
24%
24 Vb
24%
25
49,200
25
84
84%
84 Va
85%
86
87%
87%
88 Va
87 Vb
89%
46,400
5
36
36 Va
36%
36%
35%
36%
353/4
36
35%
36 %
32%
33
32 VB
343/s
32 Va
33%
323/4
33%
'V,
33%
34
84,300
par
20 Vb
20%
20%
21 Va
20%
20%
20%
20%
*/-
20
203/8
60,200
1
176%
180%
171 %
178 Va
165 3/i
& 167% 170%
31,500
10
28%
28%
27%
283/8
27-%
28%
28%
28%
283/s
28%
16
16%
16%
16%
*16 Vb
163/8
16
16%
15%
153/4
..100
80
81
80
81 »/a
81
87
88
88
87
88 Va
1,380
81
81%
81%
81%
81%
81%
81
81%
81
81 Vb
13,000
50c
22%
23%
22%
233/a
23 VB
23%
23%
24
24%
24%
63,400
No par
8
25%
25%
25%
25%
25 Vb
253/4
23%
24
23%
24
23%
-24%
24%
243/8
24%
245/8
6,500
1
40 Va
41%
39%
403/4
39%
40%
39%
403/a
393/4
42%
81,900
7.50
14
Texas
*10%
11%
•10%
11%
11
11
*11%
11%
11%
11V4
68%
69%
693/8
69
69%
68% "69 Va
*82%
83%
68 3/8
69
Gulf-Producing Co
Texas
Gulf
Texas
Instruments
Texas
Pacific
Coal & Oil
Pacific
Land
11
Transmission
Corp.
,33%
Sulphp^
Sub
11
Texas
<5i
86% Aug 25
24% Jan
4
Texas
No
Inc
"26% Jan
4
11
33% Jun
15
24
61% Jan
7
Jan
27
$1.25
Ino
Thlokol
Ry
J
preferred
Glass
Mfg
Chemical
Thompson
1
Co
common
^conv
Thatcher
22
certificates
Pacific
(J
179 J
178
171
*5
^
4,100
10,800
Trust—
Utilities Co
26
share
Textron
5
j.
16'
Nov
8
4»/4
14%
No par
Inc
Gas
4
13
4%
14%
1.25
Texas
28% Oct
9% July
3,000
4%
14%
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
4
27
256% May 25
29% Jan
673/4
4%
14%
TelAutograph Corp
Texas
27 Va Jun
1
1
1
Corp
Co
Co
R)
25
1
25%
26
2,000
26%
4,000
700
Thompson-Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
70% May
6
46% Feb
10
70% Dec
79
24
Feb
24
88
Jan
23
20% Sep
18
29 Va
Apr
14
16% Jun
2
84
May 20
24% Jan
4
Dec
22
24
Jan
16
20% Dec
19
21
7
44% Dec
14% Sep
21
45% Jan
2
69 % Dec
19% Mar
t
Common
23% Mar 29
20% Dec
*
11
26 Va Aug
17
15 Va Dec
3
17 Va Apr
15
21
Dec
22
7
68% Jan
0
28
22 Va Jan
4
4%
preferred
53 Va Sep
21
70
Jan
26
83%
*82%
83%
*82%
t83%
21%
21%
21%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
213/a
22 Vb
22%
22 3^
22%
22%
213/4
22 3/a
25
21%
21%
22
22%
22 %
•22 %
22%
.223/a
Bearing
No par
Tishman Realty <b Construction
1
49 Vb
493/i
49 Vb
49%
49%
50
49%
50 %
50
50 3/4
8,400
16
16%
16
173/a
16 %
16 34
16%
16%
16%
163/4
6,200
193/4
20
V $1.20
preferred
Timken
Roller
17
22
3
37% Dec
29
Tractor
9
81% Dec
14
29
34% Sep
1
Jan
7
42 Va
16% Jan
8
24% Jun
Sep
21
42 % Aug
3
50 Va Dec
24
56% Jan
14
Jan
12
29
34 Va Jan
7
37
21
54 Va Jan
9
Nov
16
8% Nov
16
29
July 15
18
75% Mar
20
64
Dec
Oct
21
29% Jan
4
24
60
21% Dec
When
5
—
No par
10
Jan
11
Jan
4
Trans
33
39% Jan
4
Tri-Continental
Oct
27
50 Va Jan
11
54% Oct
18
25% Mar 14
33% Nov
30
28
July 28
40% May 27
Jun
Transue
52
30
Mar
8
44% Dec
20
5
7
May
2
11% Dec
8
Mar 13
36
30
$2.70
Corp—
5%
39
74
743/4
♦593/a
common
preferred
273/a
200
x60
603/4
4,500
27%
273/8
14,800
323A
333/8
38%
38%
393/a
38%
39%
38%
38%
38%
39%
21,700
34%
,
*25
32%
35%
26
*24 Va
32%
33%
*243/4
26
26
*243/4
63,200
26
300
53%
53 Va
53%
53%
53%
53 '/a
1
29%
30 %
30
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
31
31
5,100
1
273/4
29%
28%
29%
2 8 3/a
28%
27%
28%
28%
28 5/a
5,800
pfd series of 1957
conv
50
*51%
*51%
53
*52%
1
41%
41%
413/a
42
41%
41%
41%
413/4
41%
42
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 %
*10%
103/4
10 3/4
103/4
42
*39%
42
Film
Corp.
29
57
30VB Mar 13
_
60
27%
37%
1
243/4 Feb
6
12
59%
•
30,400
Udylite Corp
9 % Jun
60
27%'
34%
16 3/4
22
19 Vb Nov
59%
27Va
16 %
18% Jan
23
593/4
27 3/a
16%
26
163/4 Dec
27
15%
125/8 Oct
2
X59 %
27%
—
common
Century-Fox
Coach
Oil
7,700
—
153/4
TXL
13% Jun
4.900
373/4
15%
30
I
393/4
37%
15%
20 Va Nov
18
10,200
39%
-•
15%
21
17 Va Nov
1,000
153/4
Twin
44
12,100
36
14
May 17
8% July 18
393/4
38%-
61,600
25
28
30
193/4
39%
37%
;
22%
"
^
143/4
Oct
48
17% Apr
25% Apr
38%
22%
34%
13 Va Nov
24
22
193/4
39% ;
23%
21%
*213/4
*
24
l
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
5%
conv
prior preferred
50
Sep
19%
19%
39%
37%
•:
83%
23
:
'
60 Vb
27
No par
5
Inc
Corp
Tung-Sol Electric Co
20th
193/4
39%
37%
*82%
<
50
Steel
Airlines
Traux-Traer Coal Co
59% May 27
19%
39 Vb
39%
2
Williams
&
World
19%
39
37%
2
Transamerica Corp
Transitron Electronic
Jun
19%
39
2
-
19
-
*.
1
issued
39
10% Sep
36
Co
Co
Supply Co class A
16
3
13% Mar
Edison
Torrlngton
11% July 25
10
43 Va Apr
Toledo
20
23
3
July 31
54 % Mar
Dec
31% Oct
Jun" 10
wi.
Trane Co
56% Mar
'
*82 Va
common
preferred
Jun
19% Sep
0
41% Aug 20
13,100
10
—
Oil
$1.20
15% Feb
64
25%
100
69
25
Tidewater
19% Jun
33
9
—
53
*39%
42
*52
*39%
42
*39 Va.
11%
113/4
113/4
12
11%
12V4S
1
Corp
■1
17%
173/4
17%
173/4
17%
53%
53%
1
53
1
Co
53%
17%
53
53%
*52
53
*39%
1
•'
15,500
700
42
12
■
2,200
12%
12%
12%
17%
18 Vb
17%
18%
4,400
-
23,000
u
IOVb Jan
41
Jan
28
120% Feb
9
14% Aug
4
51
Apr
2
150% July 27
30 Vb Jun
19
353/4 Mar 16
86% Oct
15
98% Mar
74
Aug
4
80
Sep
25
43V4 Jan
4
1481/a Jan
0
Union
32
4
Jan
39 Vb Aug 19
Carbide
Union
Electric
Co
Aug 15
Preferred
$4.50
series
Apr
Preferred
$3.70
series
87
405/8 Dec
23
53% July 10
38 3/a Feb 19
3
68 Va Jan
6
75
Aug 10
77% Jan
7
85
8
47
Nov
16
28
31
Jan
5
25
Sep
73/4 Nov
13
9% Feb
26
7% Jan
4
27
373/4 Jan
6
25% Oct
21
85/a Aug
32% Jan
19Vb Oct
1
253/a Feb
4
19% Oct
26
307/s Jan
6
45
July 15
251/4 Apr
5
36
Oct
28
66
Mar 26
32% Apr
101
Oct
14
136
32% Mar 26
Preferred
Aug 19
33 Va Mar
29 % Nov
Apr
3
1093/4 Mar 26
8
Preferred
Union
Oil
Union
2
4%
Pacific
RR
Union
Tank
Car
243/4 Jan
13
Union
Twist
Drill
37 Va Jan
4
United
20
46 Va Aug 22
United
88
May 10
1033/4 Aug 25
81
May 17
23% Mar
8
97
15
Corp
4%
(series
of 1955)
conv
5
pfd.100
(series of 1956)
conv
Artists
Corp
12
30% Jan
22
24
Mar
g
39 s/8 Dec
Nov
27
38% Apr
10
17
Nov
2
27
Apr
18
United
Board
64
Oct
22
88% Apr
17
54 Va July 25
76
Jan
25
United
Carbon
29
Sep
23
38% Dec
11
28V4 Nov
38
Feb
23
United-Carr
7% Jan
12
14
20
United
Biscuit
Co
9 Va May 19
375/8 Mar 16
United
Corp
31
Aug
1
46
Nov
17
United
Electric
23 VB
1
22 Va Jan
6
United
Engineering
5
31% Jan
6
United
Fruit
34% Aug 30
533/4 Jan 25
United
Gas
United
Gas
Improvement
20
United
Greenfield
9
12
Jan
2
23 Vb Nov
17
31% Sep
29
42 Vb Jan
48% Jan
13
59% Aug 27
46% Apr
161/4 Jan
3
20 Va July
16
Jun
Mar 21
7
July
9
153/4 Dec
45% Mar
9
14 7/b Dec
22
20
273/8 May 20
Jan
11% Jan
25
8
United
(Del)
Cos
&
United
11
United
Park
4
United
Shoe
Mach
50
34% Mar
30 3/a Dec
28
4
4
1% Jan
Apr
12
64% Jan
30% Jan
27
Va Aug
^
513% Apr 14
85 % Aug 18
30% Mar
4
8
33% July
43V4 Jun 16
83% Jan
4,
92% Oct
18
Jan
20
233/4 Sep
29
30 Va Jan
4
USA
Dec
21
42
Oct
25
74% Jan
4
U 8
29 Va Sep
23
80% Sep
10
28
13
35
6
"75
footnotes,
see page
6%
U 8
-
common.
preferred
Borax
4%%
<5c
Chemical Corp com.l
preferred
Foreign Securities
Freight
Co
100
1
No par
753/4
10,800
933/4
370
753/4;
100
*72%
73
73
73
*72
*83%-
85
84
84
*83%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
433/4
5,900
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29Va
29%
42,100
8 Va
16,500
43%
29%
43%
;
28%
,
73
*72
73
85
*84
85
30
50
8%
81/4
8 Vb
8 Vb
8 Vb
8
31%
30%
31%
30 VB
31%
31%
31%
31
32
20 %
*20%
20%
20 %
20%
20 Va
201/4
20 Va
20%
1,000
38
37%
381/4'
37%
38 i/a
38%
39Vb
38 Va
39Va
61,900
393/a
38%
393/a
38%
39%
40
40%
40%
413/a
34,500
*103
8
104
*101%
8
104
*103
15,000
104
103%
103%
90%
903/4
91%
91%
913/4
92%
92%
*90
921/4
800
32%
323/4
33Va
32%
32 Va
32
323/4
32
32 Va
11,500
373/4
37%
37%
3734
38
37%
37%
5,000
104
37%
37
22%
22%
22 %
,22%
22%
*22%
64
623/4
63 %
62%
63 Va
61%
62%
62 Va
623/4
5,900
32%
31%
31 %
3134
31 :,4
32
32
3IV4
32
1.400
*22
23
23
73/a
7Va
71/4
7Va
453A
*45
4534
461/4
463/4
48
48
48%
17 3/a
17
17%
17%
17 Va
173/a
17%
17 3/a
17%
4,900
19
18%
19%
18%
19
18 Va
18%
18%
18%
30,300
24,500
7%
7%
7'/a
73/8
45
*■
71/4
200
36,100
6,000
34 Va
34 %
34%
34 Vb
34Va
34%
34%
35
34%
353/8
*523/4
53%
523/4
5234
53 %
53 '/2
53%
533/4
54
54
16%
16 %
16%
163/4
1634
17
16%
17
17
17%
4,000
5%
31,700
43/4
5
43/4
4%
4%
18
1
1
573/4
4%
5
17%
17%
18
17%
1 Vb
1 Vb
1
Va
58
313/4
4%
5%
5'
173/4
4%
173/4
28
25
933/,
753/4
'
18 3/a
Corp
.1
pfd seriesA
—8.50
& Mfgrs Inc
1
City Mines Co..
1
Convertible
94%
75%
85
7%
Merch
65 % Dec
45% Jan
For
28
3
19
Nov
4
183/4 Jun
2
1 Va Nov
42 Va May
7% Jan
19
93 Va
75%
76%
17
Industrial
21
*74%
*45
10
22,
933/4
10,200
18,200
40%
32
10
4% Nov
93%
*74%
94
123
63%
Co..13%
4Ve Nov
7
39Va
72%'
*21%
No par
161/4 Apr
21% July 24
2 Vb Mar 10
163/4 Jan
40%
34%
121%
40%
37%',
8
Corp
34%
122%
40
32 Vb,
Foundry—8
Co
35
121
40%
88
1
Coal
753/4
*101%
2.50
Corp
19
29
7% Dec
29 Va Jan
34%
Vn'
1221/4
40%
38%
10
(Del)
35
120%
2,200
36%
No par
Fastener
35
123 Va
3,500
26,200
20%
Amer__No par
of
Co
93%
35%
8VB
8 Va
1
Carton Corp
&
40%
7Va
30 3/a
pfd.100
United
common
95
28 3/a
10
Aircraft
-35%
122
40 3/a
43%
No par
8
Inc—
35%
123
*84
10
Airlines
14%
45
72%
10
4%
Aug 24
35% Dec
common
Co
25
16
Co
Co
14 Va
44
8 3/a
'
28
preferred
non-cum
0
14%
44'/a
8
'
No par
California
14
42%
8 3/a
*74%
No par
series
$4
of
14%
441/2
8%
93
No par
No par
series
$3.50
14 Vb
42 Va
8%
40%'
10
common
14 Va
45%
8
8%
122%
No par
Corp
13%
44%
.V
35%
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp___6%
25
14%
46%
8
8
29 % Oct
96
24
22% Jun
Co
106% Oct
78
Dec
9
Rubber
0
77
243/a Feb
No par
<fc
29
25
13%
45V»
1
Corp
Asbestos
87% Jan
77% Feb
80% Nov 30
Union
74V4 Dec
24
17
Underwood
4
Dec
29% Nov
Aug 30
12% Mar
1
16
67
Mar
6s/8 Nov-30
(The)
57
5
5%
5
4%
5
18
173/4
18
1 Vb
1V4
43/4
53/a
1 Va
1%
573/4
39%
40 3/a
56
55
8,000
13,500
26.800
57%
58 Va
56%
*31 Va
31%
*31 Va
31%
*31 Va
40%
41 Va
41 %
42%
41%
93
93
93
93
93
93%
93%
300
26%
26%
26%
26%
26
26 Va
2 6 3/a
26 3/a
8,600
52
51%
52%
50%
51Va
50%
51%
7 700
*31%
93
.>*,!
t
58%
31%
40
41%
93
93
26%
263/i
50%
51
'
*
■
22.
.r.7
1%
700
50 %
31%
'
■
5
O
!>
T '.*■
*?■ /.
ft
V
31%
-
42
4,300
230
23,800
22
(218)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
^
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range for Year 1960
Highest
86% Sep
145% Sep
22
120
168
22
Lowest
ST
Apr
Mar 30
7% Dec
28
12% Jan
38 Va Oct
29
36% Mar
9*% Sep
22
40% Oct
9
26% Dec
24 Ve Jun
76
19
161
-
13
U
8
Aug 23
8% Jan
7%
4
U
13% Jan
15
U
40
Jan
22
30% Sep
1
preferred series A
U 8 Lines Co common
8
25
Jan
26
Jan
21
Dec
25% Jun
7
7% Mar
99
Jun
8
8% Sep
30
5
U
8
Jan
4
U
8
Playing
50% Jan
19
U
75
Jan
26
78
26
64
Jan
Oct
29
Nov
17
30
38% Feb
24
25% Dec
21
54% Feb
4
45 Va Dec
22
36% Apr
60% Sep
12
6
69 % Sep
28
103 V« Jan
5
U
Aug 25
26% Aug 25
37% Nov 10
U
47
7
33
108% Aug 31
138% Sep 21
22% Dec
7
153
28
21
37% Feb
6
Jan
26% Jan
9
29% Sep
14% Feb
26
17% Jan
30
8% Jan
2
12% Jan
84 V4 Mar 24
53% Oct
19
50% Mar 12
4
139% Jan
22
5
Dec
9
18% Sep
21
157
Apr
10
15
34% Jan
14
24
May
3
15% Jan
9
36% Jun
29% Dec
21
12
29% Feb
17
26% Dec
2
51% Jan
34% Dec
'
Corp
Tobacco
S
16
70% Feb
41% Feb
16
84
Aug 18
62% Jun 13
30% Oct
25
38
40
Nov
27
47% Aug 27
29 % Nov
16
42
Jan
9% Jan
2
13 %
July 28
22 % Jan
2
26
30% Nov
5
16
29% Dec
26% Feb
preferred
4 % %
53
~4% Dec~29
19% Jan
11% Jan
2
82% Nov
25
33% Jun
Utah
Co
5
5
2
14
5
Sep
Be
22% Sep
Vanadium-Alloys
Steel
28
34% Jan
26
54 Va Dec
28
4
16
86 % Mar 23
81% Dec
15
91 % Mar 17
82% Jan
18
79
82 Va Jun
23
Sep
29
87 Va Mar 16
12% Nov
11
20% Mar
15% Dec
4
21% Mar
87% Jan
2
96 Va Feb
2
103% Feb
80
9
Jan
29
7% Oct
8
106 Va Aug
85
34%
34%
35%
8
11%
Nov"
4
18%
12% May 19
18% Aug 24
83% Dec_ 29
8% Dec
24% Jan
MaylS
94
12 %
16
8
Feb
July 23
20
25
8
35% Aug
4
27% Dec 23
7
9% Nov
81% Dec
5
Sep
Oct
26
50
Aug 21
28% Apr
7
37% Mar
20
48
Jun
12
65% Aug 21
51
46
36 % Feb
54% May
9
48% Jan
9
25V4 Jan
4
12
48% May
4
31% Feb 24
12
3% Jan
21
16 % Dec
30
8% Jun 20
23% July
28
102
Sep
23
90
78% Dec
29
91
•
Apr 13
May 6
Apr 17
8
61
Dec
31
101
85% Dec
79
42
May
93
Dec
26
Jan
23 % Jan
95
31
Dec
333/a
34
33%
343/4
35
36
20%
35
35%
193/a
20
4,200
19%
20
13
19%
19%
19%
12%
19%
12%
16,000
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
2,500
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46%
45 %
46%
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30,400
3%
15,000
Be
Power
Co
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8
com
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84
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88
88
88
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85%
103/8
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convertible
common
l
10 Va
16
preferred
♦14%
65% Sep
28
24
40% Mar 30
Dec
Dec" 17
93
26
Feb
29
11
57
Jan
13
21% Oct
25
32% Jan
5
Sep
22
32% Jan
6
78
July
102% Mar 11
July S3
30% Nov
9
98
Sep
34% Jan
22
Mar
31
98% Oct
14
6% Nov 21
24% Nov
Dec
15
27
18% Oct 21
0
27% July 12
52 3/a Jan
8
283/4 Jan
48
45
4
22
30
40% Jan
129
23
Mar 28
38% Apr
119
29
Jan
23% Jun
28
22
27% Jan
8
28% Dec
28% Feb
9
31
36% Mar
8
22% Dec
2
89
8
2
19
83
Dec
7
79
Nov
18
9% Nov 23
10
31 ya Feb
9
114% Jan
7
16% Nov 10
21
67% Dec
31
Mar
84% July 18
943/4 Feb
2
41% Oct
92% Aug 14
12% July 24
78
39% July
8
49% Jun 24
148
Sep
1
25% Jun
24
136% Jun
10
80% Mar 10
Apr
1
7% No?
7
26y4 Oct
3
19 V» Sep 28
84% Oct 25
18% Dec 27
89% Feb
17
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06
95
101
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4
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13
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23
10% Jan
14
38
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6
37% Jan
0
138% Jan
4
25
Aug 26
129% Sep
1
Ry
36%
: 26%,
4%
11 Va
11
93%
*93
20%
20
35%
35%
36%
4%%
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White
Motor
5%%
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Co
Prior
S
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&
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11%
97
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96
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87
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84
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95
190
21
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21
21
36 Va
203%
36%
10,300
35%
36%
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36 %
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41%
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95
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41
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32%
33
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33
32%
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33
32%
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25%
25%
25%'
25%
45%
25 Va
44 Va
44%
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15,800
43%
45
24%
43%
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95
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68
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73
48
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28%
13,700
48%
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49%
6,200
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48%
1013/4
28,600
100%
8%
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5,000
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25%
8
25%
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25%
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26
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22
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27%
41%
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-
128
42%
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43%
283/s
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12%
12%
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27%
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(Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
303/4,
24%
25
24%
25%
68%
53%
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96
9%
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12
4,500
27%
42%
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25%
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68
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52
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30
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27%
127
30
98%
a
42%
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293%
29%
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300
80
127
24 %
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81
29
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7,000
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68%
513/4
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par
Radio Corp.
68%
513/4
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par
68%
50
5,000
23%
-30%
,
68%
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600
39%
48
12
42%
30%
45%
360
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26
28%
127
25
'
45%
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27%
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30%
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Yale
Be
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Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp—
Youngstown Sheet Be Tube
No
Youngstown Steel Door
No
80
42
126
303/8
10
44%
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44%
80
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10
10
common
4 % %
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39
80
10
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preferred
12%
27%
100
73
100%
463/4
21%
28
15,000
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46%
28%
400
105
93%
37%
13
20,700
162,900
28%
47
80
300
93%
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22
13
13,200
48 Va
37%
38
33 %
33
48
No par
Service
1,500
96
25%
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1
11,300
32%
22
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41%
V
25
7%
100
150
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3,300
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87
84
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common
Wrigley
Zenith
11%
2,500
93%
473/4
99 %
50
-
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11%
1
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
Woolworth
4,700
5
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Iron
1,800
11%
4%
11%
20%
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44
1
Inc
Inc
6% preferred
Wisconsin Public
Woodward
27%
4%
93%
47
28 %
20
preferred.
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Winn-Dixie
27%'
203/4
95
47%
1
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
Windsor
36%
4%
11
42%
453^
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Co
37
26%
4%
41
95
100
preference
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37
8,800
32%
105
80
common
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convertible
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preferred
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preferred
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$3
common
convertible
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10
42%"
25 Va
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5
42%
14,800
.
32%
88 %
preferred
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49%
100
57.7
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93%
20
100
56%
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25
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4%
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37
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;
26%
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41%
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53%,, 53%.
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69
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96
1
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84
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37
26%
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Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry__
Wheeling Steel Corp common
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42%
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series
54%
100
com__No par
preferred
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100
12%
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100
RR
preferred
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♦95
com
31,200
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7
54
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8
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7
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20
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40
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Pacific
8%
17%
64
25%
11%
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27%
62%
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80
26 Va
11%
;
38%
:
80
25%
;
85
-85 Va
23 %
Wilson
433/e Sep 14
127% Sep 29
31% Aug 17
30% Jan
8
85
No par
series
Supply
preferred
3.80%
83
8%
-
Westinghouse Air Brake
__10
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
21
153/a Sep
8
29 % Nov 21
11
10% May 11
12
—5
4%%
Lines
Union
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81%
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383/e
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453/a
22
23% Jan
14
11%
43"%
Oct
83% Aug 18
28% Dec 29
May 27
8%
1
non-cum
Dec
79
10
87% Sep
Aug 31
14% Jan
8
38%
8%
58
-
27%
2.50
102
Mar 81
Sep
29% Feb
Sep 28
48% July 8
67 3/i Jan
6
88
29
4%
70
2
2
25% Oct 31
2
14% Dec
59% Nov
10
July 20
31% Mar 10
2
53% Jan
Jun
0
Oct
36
65
89% Aug 18
103% Dec 28
62 3% Jan
12% May
1
6
Sep
6
51% Mar 11
6% Jan
118
4
453/4 Sep
193/a Oct
35% Sep
25
Sep
04
283/s July 21
51% July 23
35
Oct
77% Jan
30
14
6
Western
31
37% Mar 14
7
23
Western
May 26
7
Jan,
6
14
38% Oct
102
Western
Jan
53% Mar 20
Jan
6
37
663/4 Dec 22
Jun
37% Jan
*79%
'
l
Mills
Coal
preferred
4.80%
253/b Dec
78
,
July 29
4
22
8
98
82
38%
No par
No par
preferred
4
July
7
173/4 Jan
May 11
~/28% May
103/4 Apr
39 %
24% Jan
36
16
41% Sep 28
923/4 Dec 22
97
15
Nov
99%
1
4.10%
preferred series C
West Va Pulp Be
Paper common
4%%
90
99
8
Co
Auto
% Jun
90
993/4
10
Co
Power
Air
41
90
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27%
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Corp
Western
17
*88
100
57%
Corp
Knitting
Western
14
29% Feb
90
*98%
57%
10
Pharmaceutical
Kentucky
4
17% Nov
66% July
7
983/4 Mar 13
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17
14
*88
98%
11%
„
29
90
98%
273/a
Pictures Inc
Wayne
4.20%,
*88
-M-
11%
—100
Motor
Penn
700
26
50c
Welbilt
West
151/4
'
W——No par
14
West
19,500
15%
11%
Inc
15
45
2
Bi
7% Jan
Waukesha
10%
15%
27%
common,
Industries
(S
10%
*15
11%
preferred
17
88 % Jan
21
6%
10%
15%
27
2.60
Baking Co
92% Feb
38% Mar 18
7
G
Tiernan
30 Va Jan
July 22
112
Ward
10%
15
100
*79%
16
Co
Mar 31
8
24
Be
Walworth
10%
15 *
;
(Hiram)
Wallace
20
10%
14%
No par
—
-
4
293/4 Jan
29
Walker
Co
20
31
22
Walgreen
86
10%
14%
88 Va
*98%
100
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
Apr
53%
4%% preferred
Electric Corp
Waldorf System
*85
140
■t
RR
Wagner
■
10%
88
W
Warren
38
'
84
*86
84
Jun
100% Aug 12
530
'
86
Wabash
3
9,600
106
86
13
97% Sep
35% Jan
1043/4
84
22
1
106
86
30
82% Feb
1,400
12,000
84
Co
30
*105
84
51%
♦84
Bros
98 Va Aug
89
Oct
105
*81
51%
♦83
Warner
4
104%
1143/4
51%
51%
111%
84
44% Sep
45 % Jan
Jan
52%
84
112%
110
381/a
85
54% Nov
87
513/4
3%.
373/4
85
Warr.er
4
108%
104 Va
*81
108%
52%
104
84
3%
373/4
♦83
2
Jan
104%
•81
110
3
35%
100
14
17
52
3%
35
100
54% Dec
1
109
52%
3
34%
preferred
9
29
3 Va
36 Va
preferred
37% Jun
Dec
3
35%
107%
'
103%
100
44%
3
35%
52%
_100
20
4
7,400
32%
2%
partic preferred_10o
45% May 4
38% May 25
9% Dec
30
46%
Ward
23% July 14
37%
35%
dividend
7
4
36 3/4
700
18
27
37%
2,300
22,800
Warner-Lambert
Dec
36%
30%
81 % Aug 23
30
36 Va
22,700-
51 Vb
89 Va Jan
8
36
500
,
20%
56% Jan
31
37% Dec
Feb
37
521/4
50%
10% Jan
21% Mar
52
301/4
27
27
81
513/4
20%
15
38
7
8
29
Sep
15
*791/2
51%
511/4
86
353/4 Dec
28
15% Jan
80
51%
*52
29%
19
35
-52% May
92% Jan
21
80
52
52%
20%
26
17
Nov
4
*51
79
51%
50%
30% Oct
24
773/4 Dec
19
53%
79
29%
78% Jan
Nov
103
Dec
15% Jan
52%
203/8
14
32% Nov
27% Sep
Oct
29% Sep
Sep~K
41% Jun
15
30
1
Nov
54
523/4
$4.12
1
60% Aug 24
40% Dec
6
32%
19%
V:':
18% Jun
31Va
12%
100
44% Jan
32%
51%
preferred
14
31%
$4.20
14
30
80
32%
106,000
60,300
47
6%%
Jan
3,900
55%
32%
100
45
311%
155
53%
45%
preferred
11% Dec
31%
150%
56%
1.25
5%%
21
Apr 21
55% May 11
41% July 29
31
155
55
29%
5%
2
30%
*153%
20%
Vulcan
14% Jan
12,800
13,900
50 Va
Zfc/ZvZ'v
43% Sep 21
33% Mar 30
12%
34%
203/a
preferred
$4.04
preferred
Aug 10
90% Aug 16
Dec
11%
34Va
29%
$5
89
80
11%
35'/a
52%
Virginia Elec
24
May 13
23% Nov
1
100
11%
563/4
'
530
29
4
62
10,000
201/4
203/a
8
30
33 %
*19%
29
4
76% Mar 11
/
32%
20%
51%
Jan
46% Nov
36
323/4
19 %
20%
15% Jan
17
*35
11,600
50%
19
25
25% '
20 %
94% Apr
Dec
35%
:
3,200
"
29%
a
40
75,900
143% J.44%
■;! 25
.25%
;
.2,000
49
8
66% Sep
14,800,.
20
6%
Aug 31
102% Apr
.1,000
*29
13% Jun
19
47% ■,48
80%
81%,
V
5
84 Va Dec
Jun
32%
47
81%
144 %
,
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1,180 ;•
,
383'a
129%
io
9
95
333/a
'
28%
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34%
!
155
55
38
29%
^
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ZZZZZ-l
20
11
*
313/a
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:
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32%
5 "
201/4
57%
3,400
11,400
.
-.,77
u
38%
35%
32 3/a
,
12,300
; 27 %„
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47
80%
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513/4
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156
1513/4
v
24%
36
31%
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;v:j.
8%
.24%/
Vertientes-Camaquey Sugar Co_6 %
Virginia Carolina Chemical com
l
11
28
78 Va Oct
96% Jan
6% Jan
39% Dec
113 Va Dec
533/4
80%
52%
Co
12
53%
*79
12.80
Associates
Vendo
00% Jan
53%
32%
51%
Van Raalte Co Inc
Varian
9
5
1
com
preferred
28
20
20
22
4
56 Va
33
Corp of AmerleaZZ-Z__1
Norman Industries Inc
com_2.50
$2.28
convertible
67 Va Jun
Apr
Jan
Inc
Light Co
51% Dec
79
108
*153 Va
60%
32 Va
Van
36
153%
57%
Vanadium
2
Jan
39% Mar
18
Co
153%
l
Co
i
24
2% Sep
11%
100
24
21 % Mar
11%
100
38 % Oct
Oct
11%
—
Power
15% Sep
35% May 25
Mar 20
107
9
98 Va Dec
Nov~23
11%
2.50
Corp
Products
preferred
Upjohn
21
44
12
19% Dec
Sep~21
30c
19%
,
143
12
31
26%
32
19%
34%
34% Jan
20
V
36
313/a
11%
4
Jan
36
31%
30%
5
15% Oct
11
Jun
151%
V
2,600
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1
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3% Dec
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17
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YORK
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44% May 26
35% Apr 20
23
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NEW
Highest
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27.400
2,300
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When
Volume
Number
193
6021
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(219)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
The
FRIDAY-WEEKLY—YEARLY
italic
when
the
letters
bonds
the
in
column
mature.
headed
"Interest
Period"
LOW AND
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Year 1959
'A
Lowest-;—
Range for Year 1960
Highest
,
Lowest
•-
NEW YORK
4%s
Apr
11
86.8
Apr
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
11
1102.22
102.30
♦101.30
May IS 1 VIS-IMS
102.6".
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18
IS
Feb
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15
3s.
.
13"
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93.24 Nov
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90.28
Feb
IS
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Aug
IS 1988
♦97.18
97.24
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IS
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86.20
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Treasury
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1884
1995
♦100.9"
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1965
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96.26
15
1961
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1962-196T
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15
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15
1964-1968
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15
1964-1969
♦89.20
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15
1968-1970
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89.20
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15
1966-1971
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88.20
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15
1967-1973
♦87.6
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15
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♦86.26
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15
1967-1973
♦87.6
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15
1959-1963
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99.2
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15
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98.25
for
&
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Feb
15
1985
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1
1980
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102.16
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1
1973
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1977
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1
1978
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Jan
15
1979
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97
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15
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1
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1
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1981
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15
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1
1976
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Feb
15
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15
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:
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this
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i
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1
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Thursday
~
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IS
PRICES
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point.
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month
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4s
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86.8
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Treasury
Tuesday
Jan. 10
Jan. 9
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v
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indicate
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100
99
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(Range for Week Ended January 1 3)
Week's Range.
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Unification
High
92%
Year I960
93 Vi
No.
Low
New York Stock
High
.
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Issue—
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33/4S
1980
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33/4S
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series
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series
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series
No.
33/4S
series
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series
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3%s
series
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series
No.
33/4s
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New
York
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series
No.
33/4s
series
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series
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series
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series
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33/4S
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series
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120
Broadway, New York
NY
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series
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series
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(City
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1973
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1961
91%
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1963
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31
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Tobacco
debentures
69%
April-Oct
1971
1958
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89
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1981
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.
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1953
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1963.
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84%
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1961
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77 Va
66
1977..
Jan-July
to
70
74
Feb-Aug
Beneficial
June-Dec
new
1974
to
'27
81%
83%
■72%
1971
A lnc
Jan-July
1968
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
1953
*80%
June-Dec
1971
extended
82 Va
83%
debentures
1
56
*73
Afap-Nov
1958.
Ltd—
extended
117
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f
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conv
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debentures
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1
38
.
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to
Dec
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debentures
74
April-Oct
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external
Co—
71
4Vis
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_
Africa
116
1980
Telegraph
53
16%
*79
Jan-July
1958
5Vis
115
470
20
';4%s
Jan-July
1952
5Vis
116
63%
260 :
92%
10%
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(interest
Ltd—
external
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50 Vi
20
91%
debentures
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A
Plan
extended
of)
assented
470
-
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f
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55
462
1977
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1968
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57
462
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71
54
48
3s
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1957__Afap-Nov
1962
secured
79
Feb-Aug
91 Va
103%
76%
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(Kingdom)—
Shlnyetsu Electric Power
16s
57
June-Dec
2012.-
external
B
62%
Jan-June
1987
Consol
2004______
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61
62%
2030—Afar-Sept
5%s
(interest
1956
loan
86%
100'/2
103%
_
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reduced
5
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April-Oct
Jan-July
99
95%
90
78
87%
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loan
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<
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91%
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4
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to
1
97
76%
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fund
91%
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68%
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57
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reduced
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91%
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13
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♦63
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2001
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to
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—
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93%
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to
99'
85
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reduced to 2%) 2012:
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98
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A
96%
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5
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1953
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to
of
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pursuant to Plan A
to 2.5%) 1999
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81
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6s
43
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75
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1983
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or
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220
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98
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1
2nd
sink
fund
Co
f
s
4
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1958
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sinking
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27
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157
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f
76
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1972
sinking fund debentures 1979
Feb-Aug
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1975
f
5s
3%s
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1970__June-Dec
5s
1958
to
of)
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1963
to
to
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RR
inlge
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&
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s
•
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INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
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78
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34
76
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1973
extl
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76
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31
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7s
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30-,car 3s s f $ bonds 1978
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27%
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1954
extended
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11
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1974
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33
Jan-July
5%s
AND
Bonds
Friday's
93%
32 '/a
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...
or
Bid & Asked
109 %
3s
1951
(Government of)
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78
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1977
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Japanese
97
6
Institute—
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Last
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,
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gtd
4
86'/a
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1947
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,
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(State
New York Stock Exchange
Alabama
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paid
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86
Government—
A 6s
Year 1960
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range for
Sold
RAILROAD
June-Dec
dollar
3s
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Bonds
1930—
dollar
Greek
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
subord
debentures
♦95
Jan-July
91
96
83
Jan-July
1984
Jan-July
Ill
108
111
149
101
93
88%
111%
Number 6021
Volume 193
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(221)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Low
Ohio Ry gen 4%s 1992
Mar-Sept
Refund and impt M 3Vua series D 1996__May-JVo»
Refund and impt M 3Vas 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 St Quincy RR—
First and refunding mortgage 3Vbs 1985—Feb-Aug
First and refunding mortgage 27/ss 1970_Feb-Aug
1st St ref mtge 3s 1990—
Feb-Aug
1st St ref mtge 4%s 1978
Feb-Aug
Chicago Si Eastern 111 RR—
A General mortgage inc conv 5s 1997
April
First mortgage 3%s series B 1985—
May-Nov
A5s
Income
debs
Jan
2054
May-Nov
Chicago St Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
—May-Nov
Chicago Great Western 4s series A 1988—Jan-July
AGeneral ino mtge 4V3S Jan 1 2038—
-April
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A 1st mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983
April
A 2nd mortgage 4 Vis inc ser A Jan 2003
April
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul St Pacific RR—
First mortgage es series A 1994
Jan-July
General mortgage 4y2s 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
Chicago & North Western Ry—
ASecond mtge conv inc 4%s Jan 1 1999—April
First mortgage 3s series B
1989
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112
97%
66
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debentures 1977...
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93
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2044—April
July 2015
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a
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Hackensack Water first mtge
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29
54
60%
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8
81%
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62
64
16
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1980
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78
81%
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2
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153
55
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May-Nou
.... June-Dec
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1969
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A 2056..
2%s 1st mtge 1976—May-Nov
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For footnotes, see page
38
95
89
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&
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1970;—June-Dec
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—
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General
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943/8
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,
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102%
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96%
83
102
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2
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1965
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1979
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93
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114
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8
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176%
173
176%
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75
126
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debentures
1972
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1977
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Jan-July
87
78
68
.
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A
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76
87
April-Oct
1977
debentures
debs
71
*74%
1976 Mar-Sept
1983
1978
2.35s
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Firestone
104
88
84%
'76
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1975
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debentures
debentures
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4%s
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91
—
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June-Dec
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1961—_Ma)(-No?
—
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94
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r
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86%
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1995—
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99
88%
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89%
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mortgage
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84%
86
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98
1975——Mar-Sept
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4 Vis 1988
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80
90%
78
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first mtge 2Vis
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series
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s
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85
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1978
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1970
84
103%
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conv subord
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—Jan-July
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April-Oct
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_May-Nov
3Vis debentures 1979
—:
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H
101 y4
79
104 Vi
_
debentures
debentures
series
*80%
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stamped 1965
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:
Jan-July
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3s
—
RR—
47
*74%
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series N
1st
Western
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1984.
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series
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series
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M
series
tr
Grande
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refund
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%
86%
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and refund mtge 3s ser F 1981
54
51 %
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4.;
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and
48
-
803/4
1003/4
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96 %
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and
2042
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mortgage 3Vis ser E 1964—April-Ocf
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income debentures Jan 1 2020
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106
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84
13
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1985
64
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28
45
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s
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152
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1981
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series
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——_—_June-Ocf
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:
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1st mtge
3%s 1986—
1
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1st mtge
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3s
1982
mortgage due 1993
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1
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5
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Feb-Aug
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debentures 1971———Ji
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I
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and
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——
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1980
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mortgage 27/as series G 1963——Jan-July
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debs
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51
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84
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75
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f
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f
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conv
subord debentures 1975
Jan -July
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,
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141
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f
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debentures
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s
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70
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s
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s
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mortgage 3%s 1983
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gold 4s 1996
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gold 3s 1980
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Niagara
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16
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101
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45
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107
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&
49
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88
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1978
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First &
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1963
ser
1976
debentures
Louisville
14
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/;
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series
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84%
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.
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3%s
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1988
ser
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99
74
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1978
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Long Island Lighting Co 3®/8s
3s
61
57%
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April-Ocf
1962
Corp
debentures
Gas
debs
4s
Aircraft
Star
60
54%
•
79
1
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subord
conv
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8c
series
New
NY
96
61
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3
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80%
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91
60 V*
57%
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contingent interest 2003
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Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
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90
—
62
88
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:
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2003
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A
Interest
N
—
80
1st mortgage 4Vis extended to
1974
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RR
debentures
Harlem
4%s
N
'
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1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
95
58%
95
y
Feb-Aup
1961
B
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Y
94
121
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t
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4s
mortgage
4%s
79
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115
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78%
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„
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338
78 y2
92%
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Lake
257
Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3%s 1998
Feb-Aug
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New York Chicago 6c St Louis—
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105%
79
Shore 8c Mich South gold 8 Vis '97
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Lehigh Coal 8c Navigation 3Vis A 1970
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Vehigh Valley Coal Co 1st 8c ref 5s stp
'64_Feb-Aug
58%
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1988
57%
.
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1980
N Y Central & Hudson River RR—
General
mortgage 3%s 1997
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series
232
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AGeneral mtge conv inc 4y2s
Lakefront
158
60%
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Telephone 3y«s
Central
Consolidated
First
1st
1982
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3y8s
1974
68%
'72
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certificates
debentures
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86
__
70 y4
63%
59%
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1977
98
90
67%
62%
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..
97
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AprJI-Ocf
1997
3s
27%
68
\
233
70 Va
1970—June-Dec
1986
68%
96
debs
:
1st
37/aS
84 y4
75%
79%
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1980
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94
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65
15%
131
300
63%
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82%
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23As
1976
debentures
95
80
53%
,
.
v.y,•;.
New England Tel 8c Tel Co—
First guaranteed 4yas series
3s debentures 1982
262%
175%
f
s
18%
71%
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mortgage 4%s 1989
National Tea Co 3y2s conv 1980
v.' 93%
84
249
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mortgage
71
54
60%
-Y 58%
;
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1st
101
5s
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252(4
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1983.
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3s
5s
1st
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1
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1976
1987
3%s
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103
96%
14
17%
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28
66%
69
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101 %
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1970
debentures
96
High
y:/; -Y>
Products
debentures
70%
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1983_May-Nov
Distillers Prods 3%s s f debs 1974
87%
94
100% 101 V*
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3s
3%s
90
18
70'/2
1977—Mar-Sepf
Dairy
63
97
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2007—
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66
198
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:
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55 y2
y
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Mar-Sepf
Nashville Chatt 8c St Louis 3s ser 1986
Feo-Aug
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Natl Cylinder Gas 5y.s conv debs
83%
75
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dpril-Oct
1980
subord
83 Va
83
__
debs Jan
Y^YN
NAFI
75
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conv
■
84%
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81
inc
Mountain States Tel 6c Tel 2%s 1986—.
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81
50
6s
gtd 4s 1991
Montgomery Ward Credit 4%s debs 1980
Morris 6c Essex first gtd 3y2s 2000
74
73%
76%
Malone first
Railroad
81
96
„
—
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Monogahela Ry 3y4s series B 1966
4
85
1990
coll trust 1976
&
6i y2
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2045
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Light 2%s
Kentucky Central Ry
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Kings County Elec Lt
Koppers Co 1st mtge
fAKreuger
175
82%
*74%
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City Terminal 2%g 1974
Kansas
10'A
79%
•
debentures Jan
1*
47 y8
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59%
No.
•
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ApriZ-Oct
mortgage
108
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High
;
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RR Co
%
101 y8
Jan-July
Kansas
6c
2033
debs
income
,,
Jan-July
1967-—April-Oct
A Jan
ser
101%
98%
14
71%
5s income
„/f 4%s
26
Range for
Sold
Bid & Asked
__
mortgage 4y4s series C Jan 1 2005
mtge income 4%s series A Jan 1 2020—...—
mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1 2030-——
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/
94
•at
*83
Mar-Sept
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—
4%s conv subord debentures 1979
Kanawha 8c Michigan Ry 4s 1990
Power
suDora
1978
D
5s
mortgage 4%s series B Jan 1
Gen
93
*85
Jersey Central Power 6c Light 2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
Mar-Sept
City
31
85
Jan-July
1978
4Vis
88
<
-~Y
1980
3s
99%
Corp—
—
A
88%
94%
93A
Jan-July
3%s
81%
92(4
82%
sub debs '83_Jf ay-No v
conv
2
~8
% 100
*78
1979_May-Nov
debentures 1987
Power
Circuit
1st
87%
Bonds
Friday's
or
,
61'A
-Jan-July
Jan-July
1st
110(4
102'A
10'A
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Pipe Line Co—
mortgage
I-T-E
47/as
.M/2s
1990—June-Dec
1962
adjustment
Missouri Pacific
120%
100
98
93
69%
Feb-Aug
Chemical
7
103
70
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4%s
debentures
debentures
f
s
&
Oil
f
s
Interstate
1st
subord
Credit
8c
109%
103
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JMar-Sept
_jan-July
1981
Minerals
conv
Interstate
B
96 \
4s
1962
4Vis series
lien
A Cum
993A
101
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mortgage 3 Vis series J 1981.
mortgage 4%s series K 1987.
mortgage 4 Vis series L 1989.
lst
94
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Feb-Aug
mortgage 3.20s series I 1982_
1st
Prior
99
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3%s series C 1974
May-Nov
mortgage 33/4S series F 1984
Jan-July
mortgage 3 Vis series G 1980
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3 %s series H 1989
Mar-Sept
Indianapolis Union Ry 2Vis ser, C 1988—June-Dec
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92%
1st
1st
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95%
107
Week's Range
,
Sale Price
RR—
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89
106 %
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Inland Steel
Prior
first
Texas
27
87%
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mortgage
mortgage
8c
97%
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1967
April-Oct
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1981__Jcn-July
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June-Dec
HI Cent
105%
h.
Jan-July
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refunding
Kansas
72
Manhattan—
&
96 3A
98 %
Last
Period
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113% 114 3A
107
1981
&
1st
74
Interest
Exchange
High
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Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1984
debentures
4%s
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94%
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Mar-Sept
1982
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Jan-July
1968
debentures
No.
BONDS
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1st
fund
debentures
debentures 1977
f debentures
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1973
Corp
debentures
s
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(Range for Week Ended January 13)
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of
sinking
58
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series)
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Sold
High
Monday, January 16, 1961
.
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Bonds
Missouri
first 4%s 19MCorp—
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1M4
conv
Friday's
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conv
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Sale Price
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Valley
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Period
or
European
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U3th
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.
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the
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secured
secured
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of
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.
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84
109
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series
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1974
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1981
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86%
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89 Va
96
87%
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1
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88
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75
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Volume
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Number 6021
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The Commercial and Financial
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range
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BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
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as
mot
1st
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&
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series
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series
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1988
LT_
3 %s
debentures
1987
■
3 %s
debentures
3VbS
1978
debentures
1983
3Vas
debentures
3%s
debentures
43/as
debentures
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Pan
Western
American
47/es
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3%s
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&
76
10
821/8
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series
series
Feb-Aup
April-Ocl
1975
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95%
25
93
95%
84 VB
General 4 Vis
General
mortgage
3 Vis
series
F
98%
66
921/b
99%
55
93%
72%
Jan-July
series
5s
1974
B
70
47
69%
53
gold 4Vis series
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First
C
1977
First
First
&
&
First
&
First
&
First
&
First
&
mortgage
8c
First
First
&
Philco
refunding
mtge 5s
771/2
Feb-Aug
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debs
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Mar-Sepi
791/2
741/2
May-Nov
90%
April-Oct
1984
97%
4Vis
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subord
conv
debs
June-Dec
Cincinnati
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guaranteed
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guaranteed 4Vis
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ser
96%
118%
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96 Va
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84
96%
7
3,529
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—
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mortgage
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mortgage
mortgage
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series
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series
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1975-
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series
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90
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.
__
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2
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33/4s
3s
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96
and
First
and
First
and
First
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April-Oct
1983
Texas
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debs
&
1981.._
Gas
133
Mar-Sept
debentures
1972
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and
3Vis
debentures
debentures
54
96
97
97%
98
94%
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5
1977
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1
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80
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1985
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Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
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54
96%
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Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power
of
Co
&
coll
f
sinking
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f
s
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51
70
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99
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85%
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54
4
98%
57
88%
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serial
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1978
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&
debentures
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88%
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6%s
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73%
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1S67
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debs
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debentures
1969
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conv
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series
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1973
trust
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conv
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debentures
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28
78
93%
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1977
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1970
1972
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91%
72%
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4%s
debentures
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coll
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1961
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and
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109
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107
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1975
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&
3%s
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98%
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debentures
conv
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series
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debentures
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Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
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&
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1983
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series
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&
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3 Vis
refunding
56
78
94'/2
*81%
June-Dec
refunding 2%s 1974
refunding 2%s 1981
refunding 27/8s 1978
&
20
Lines)
2%s
Superior
refunding 23/is 1971
& refunding 2%s 1967
First
59
—
941/2
Jan-July
&
First
59
*841/8
57
High
n*v
—
Standard
60%
Jan-July
1973_Juue-Deor
Map-Nov
1st
Pacific
lntge
3%s
76
24
77
'
4
—
mortgage
Spiegel
76
73%
57
Feb-Aug
General
35
70%
55
Ry Income 4s 1990
April
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s
series D 1980..Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
General
74
72%
57
_Jan-July
1985
Eastern
&
1994
conv
.
Southwestern Bell
;
101%
73
Term
Memphis
100 »/4
98%
April-Oct
mortgage 4 Vis series E 1984
General
Peoria
96%
98%
Low
83%
76'
77
i960
,
83
.
Jan-July
mortgage
Fust
1st
96%
4'/2s
Southern
85%
June-Dec
1981
Fran
First
100%
77
9
June-Dec
1968-
D
series
87%
341
,
2%s-4y4s
Co
(Oregon
First
94%
' *
,
*753/4
1970
1981
Southern
100%
91%
84
—
.
Ye^r
Sold
^°W
/
■
83%
„
Co—
1969
4y2s
San
88i/a
91%
41/2S
4 %s
Gold
88%
78
98% 100
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Co—
Gold
84%
80
*91i/4
1965
A
B
77
Ry
Gas
Pacific
First
.
10
Indiana
Natural
88
88
Edison
debentures
Southern
81i/4
8iy4
1987
California
Southern
79
741/2
2
82 Vb
Friday's
or
Sale Price
—Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
1985
convertible
Southern
78%
71%
85%
*85%
3'/4s
105%
70
Week's Range
Last
Period
1979
debentures
Southern
101%
"l
Pennsylvania RR—
General
961/2
100
Interest
Exchange
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
debentures
2Vas
106 V4
86%
931/2
Bell
debentures
2%s
127
80
85V/2
3s
85
IOOV2
77
80
*86%
1979
Light 3s
BONDS
101%
36
20
Friday
„
High
24
7 b 1/8
*74%
1964_Juue-Dec
debentures
Airways—
debentures
subord
conv
Pennsylvania
76 VB
May-Nou
1988
World
23
92%
99% 100%
.Feb-Aug
___Feb-Aup
__
L
1991
105
IO31/2 104
April-Ocf
...I
1981
104
April-Ocf
Afar-Sepl
Mar-Sept
.
78%
96
91%
100%
dune-Dec
1
6
99% 101
June-Dec
lauo
821/2
99
104
923/4
100
June-Dec
2%s
,'
104%
June-Dec
1992——L
Low
No.
^
New York Stock
Southern
June-Dec
uebentures
High
99
QQ
June-Dec
1990
1991
FP
&"Tei
1989
DD
Year I960
82I/2
1986___June-Dec
1978
series
Range for
Sold
*
luutL.June-.Dec
4
AA
series
„
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Lew
Pacific
for Week Ended January 13)
Week's Range
Last
27
90Va
112%
116%
62
60%
75
50
78
79%
53%
82%
91'/^
97V8
90%
52
98%
60%
60%
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^
Wabash
Saguenay
8t
Power
Lawrence
Second
fit Louis-San
1st
'
6s
Mar-Sept
88 y2
88 »/2
84
60
60
60
*67,
Ry Co—
series A 1997——L..
4s
4s
Jan-July
income
A Jan 2022
..May
series B 1980-_w*«--fc-l-*-<..Mar-5epf
debs series A Jan 2006.L.——Mar-Not
72-
-
72 y2
66 y2
41
69 %
69
-::.?7o,
20
65
.
-V6W
55
66 Va
Westchester
77
76
-62%
/
72%
i.V
Louis-Southwestern
First
fcqnd
4s
certificates
fit
Paul
&
fit
Paul
Union
Scioto V
ficott
Duluth
&
1st
RR
3s
May-Wow
Ntiv 1989_Jan-July
4s
cons
Depot 3'/bs B
New England
Paper,
T989&^i
certificates
Second 4s,inc bond
-
Ry—
Mar-Sept
3%s
Finance
Beagram
3s
debentures
f
s
Seaboard
(Jos
E)
&
debentures
Bears
Roebuck
Co
1980..
Sons
subordinated, debentures
Roebuck
Seiberling
5s
conv
Service
Rubber
*87%
87%
234
961%
96
—
77%
5Vas
93
5s
*
39
*84
87%
102i/4
99
85
Feb-Aug
1977
101 %
f
s
Map-Nov
93%
104%
1983— Feb-Aug
debs
101
103 7/s
101%
28
84
93%
♦25
104% 104%
5
103% 104V4
•
149
97
921/4
&
Co
.
1979
s
f
,
-
5%s
Shell
Union
Sinclair
Skelly
Oil
conv
Oil
Oil
Gas
&
subord
Oil
Jan-July
1982
82 %
82%
;87 y4
April-Oct
4%s
conv.
debs
1986—JUne-Dec
1021/4
.
subord debs 1979—1Z
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2Vis 1976_i-w-1__I^
5s
128
-■
861/2
1965——~——Jan-JuZp
North Alabama RR
129
ApriZ-Oct
Marchant—; -
5%$„cony
South .&
April-Oct
debentures 1971
2 Vis -debentures
Smith-Corona
-
3%s
4Vbs
Central
f
s
f
s
54%
54%
97
'
•"
96Va
547/8
55
—
97
96
:
15
20
21
-
-
-
*100% 103%
*75% 78%
92 /a 93/a
*85%
*73%
91%
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—
__
90%
.
97%
98V2103%
.
—
75
92 /b
2
75%
82 Va
70
.
2
—
91%
84%
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75
52Va
6 /
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73%
75
84
—
:
96 %
-
2
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—
—
86%
73%
92
92 A
94
87%
88
—
—
—
96
99Va
57
89%
112
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83
83
5
81%
85
__
91
91
3
90
91%
60 /8
60
1
55 /a
64%
2-i
VL
—
Feb-Aup
1980
.
Jan-July
1978
debs
•
'
54%
53%
-
—
—
—May-Nov
1975.
debs
—
93%
—May
,
Co—
RR
First
Gen
106
mortgage
mtge
Wisconsin
104%
series
4s
2004
A
4V2S inc series A Jan
Electric
Public
2%s
Power
Service
3%s
1 2029
Jan-July
:—May
,
,8
,£1,,
—
Jan-July
1971
—
—
June-Dec
1976
82%
79
84 y8
107%
125
15
83%
1st
•88
13
87
~
Sheet
Youngstown
941%
mtge
4%s
&
Tube
series
H
Co—
86%
129
86%
-100% 1021/2
*93%
__
_/
525
941%
90
-
-
;
,
__
'19 /4
*88Va
--
92
77
84
•—
__
79
".I
.
Jan-July
June-Dec
1963—____April-Oe/
100- 100
.
80%
,
80%
*971/8
80%
■
32
-
6
'l94i'
•
106
—
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951%
95%
101% 101%
-in
•
•
10
.
the
noi/
88 A
moa/
98/a 100 /*
Deferred
in
the
delivery
year's
sale
range,
■
.
not
n
„
,
V-
—
.
r ~
'
not
93i/4
J
;
<
.
included In the year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
Under^the-rule sale not included in the year s range, r Cash said
included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
•'
'
—
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
•
>
*
•• • -•
.'
t Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies,.:.. c.. • • • •
'-r •
;
*
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current wees.- —*
—
a
.
included
103%
•
.
1990—April-Ocf
>,
debentures. 1982,^
2 %s
Corp
Corp—
—
1981—__Jan-July
1984—
debentures
—
74
,
—
debs
3VbS ser A
Co
95%
...
_
r
t
__
—
95%
—,
—Jan-July
16
5
4
_
--
—
95%
1966
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Shamrock
—
,
.
Wisconsin
Co—
RR
debentures
Corp
Wisconsin
100
97%
I
,
—May-Wot)
1974—...
series
70 % 72 Vb
.72
.,,72
79Vb 79%
49%
-
—
1967_Jan-JuZp
May-Noy
1982
convertible
Whirlpool
102%
100
Pacific
income
3%s
90i/8
82%
—
3'/as
Power
—
79%
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971——Mar-Sepf
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—LMar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
____Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967.
Jan-July
77%
86%
—
3%s
Electric
debentures
Western
118%
96%
75
101% 101%
*87%
Jan-July
Line 3.20s
3
Wilson
u
4%s
debs
subord
Pipe
1972
Co
*76
June-Dec
1982
&
93
Corp—
4%s
debentures
93
79
*96%
101%
•
•
,
80
93
June-Dec
debentures
5s
1980.—-—Jan-July
2%s"1966_.;
Acceptance
76%
111% 115%
Map-Nov
1974
4%s
Sears
115
Mar-Sept
debs
84
.
1977
5%s
.
Penn
.
Jan-July
West
Shore
RR
1st
4s
gtd 2361
—Jan-July ■
4s
registered 2361
—'
L.Jan-July •
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocf /•
1st mortgage 3VaS series C 1979——...April-Ocf
189%
"
-
series B
82%
79
: 93
Jan-July
mortgage 3s
"
2/
*91% —
1989—May-Nou
1971
conv
Seaboard Air;Line RR Co—
1st
4s
debentures
*81
89%
*79%
April-Oct
Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982--
ficovill
89%
1968—June-Dec
1971/^i
1st gtd
89%
Penn
West
1
3%s
Lighting gen mtge
mortgage 3s 1979—
General
West
•
fit
RR
Washington
72%
'67
711/a
__
70 Va
..April
1991._—April.
series B 1971.
Feb-Nov
first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aup
Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
3%s
mortgage
Warren
70 y2
•
69 %'."
mtge income 4%s series B Jan
First
77
70
Co—
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
Gen
71%
ilLlLi.',—April-Oct
RR
Gen
88
gold Ss*1996-Jan-July
1996
mtge Inc 4V2S ser
1st .mtge
A5s
1971.^.::
Francisco
mortgage
ASecond
—-
series A
Adirond'k 1st
8c
gold
3s
A
Bonds
selling flat.
-
-
..
__
-
.
28
(224)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, January 16, 1961
.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Jan. 9,
on
and
It is compiled from the report of the American
ending Friday, Jan. 13.
Stock
stock
Exchange
bond
or
itself
in
and
is
intended
to include every security whether
have occurred during the current year.
which any dealings
Range for Week Ending January
13.
•
Week's
Friday
Sales
Par
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Acme
Missiles
Class
A
Precision
Acme
Wire
7%
7%
8%
2Va
2%
1,600
10
Dec
Sep
5%
Jan
13 %
14 %
700
8%
10%
15,100
59%
15.800
41%
Oct
72 %
May
6%
7%
6,800
6%
Oct
10%
3%
3%
4y4
2,900
3
Dec
19%
19%
400
4 V2
3%
4%
1,900
1
7%
Aero
1
-
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing
Stores-
Discount
12%
Oct
2iy2
4% May
II
7
Jan
22
Oct
Sep
Jan
107/8 Aug
Jun
3%
135
.SO
Southern
Inc
Foote
1
Gear
Works
Traction
Inc
Light
&
ord_*
Pwr
20
2
400
4
17,900
x3%
5%
4%
5%
31 %
40
22%
Dec
Dec
3 Vb
Feb
-
3% May-
29%
5%
Jun
Dec
4
350
39
High
Feb
1%
3,700
30%
•
A
14
1,700
2
4
1
Co
Low
19
2
Breeze
Corp
Bridgeport Gas
19%
20c
High
8%
Jan
Sep
Sep
31%
Jan
47
Feb
Jun
14%
10
Aeronca
&
5% May
2y8
19%
10a
59%
Great
Bourjois
Brad
54%
-—10
Corp
Surpass Shoe
Jan
Jan
11,600
2%
1
Alabama
5
3%
Oct
Low
Range for Year I960
Shares
of Prices
Par
2% July
for Week
Sale Price
High
1%
4,700
1
Co
Aid Investment
1%
600
Ml
Admiral Plastics Corp
Agnew
3%
1%
Low
.
Sales
Range
Last
American Stock Exchange
Brazilian
Products Inc
Aerojet-General
Range for Year 1960
High
3%
1%
STOCKS
Shares
Oorp
common
Acme
Low
.10S
Corp
Construction
&
for Week
V
1
class-
Corp
Mfg
Range ~*
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Week's
Friday
-
STOCKS
Brillo
American
British
American
Oil
■•39%
1
1
*
'v
31%
28
950
.
2
2%
16,600
118 May
31
2 Va
*
Co
32%
14,900
25y4 Aug
211
Jan
37
Jan
10
Mar
Tobacco—
Amer
dep
Amer
Jan
Oct
Co_
Petroleums Ltd
British
Jan
6%
149
Manufacturing
Britalta
dep rets ord registered
rets ord
British Columbia
bearer
8
£1
8 7,
£1
Power
8
•
May
814
400
200
10%
Aug
35 %
31% July
A
35%.
Jan
39 y4 Mar
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
Alabama Power
4.20%
Alan
Co
Wood
5%
Steel
Alaska
Airlines
Algemene
Amer
rets
N
Artists
Amer
5 % %
convertible
Allied
Control
Allied
Paper
All-State
Alsco
Inc
6%
Jan
6%
7%
Business
American
7%
Feb
72
July
Electronics
Aug
Bruck
10%
Jan
B
4y»
1,000
3
Nov
7%
Dec
6,400
4% Mar
6% July
107/«
10%
10%
500
10
Mar
15
10%
11%
2,400
7%
Oct
11%
3,300
9%
Nov
17
6
4%
61.800
4%
Aug
10%
Jan
6
11
10%
11%
3,600
10%
Dec
23 Va
77%
77
77%
350
74%
Jan
4%
26.800
3%
Sep
5%
300
4%
Sep
3%
4%
5 %
55
58%
1,075
16%
16
16
%
6.000
11%
12%
17,500
42
60
19 Va
4
5
4%
4%
4%
600
4Vs
Dec
7
6%
7%
57,200
5 %
Dec
14%
3%
10,200
Oct
12.50
29%
28
29%
1,100
22 % Mar
27 V*
45
43
45%
2,400
39
52
Inc
A
1
5%
5%
5%
10,200
4%
Dec
7%
2
»
iiy2
10%
11%
6,300
10 y.
| Oct
16%
Calif
4y8
1,000
Apxerican
Writing
31%
500
Anglo
41/4
31
-—J
A
1
2%
-20c
Chemical
Anthony
Apollo
Pools
Ltd
Film
%
8,400
800
15
Jun
13%
12%
13%
1,200
11
5%
5%
1,000
5
May
B
Arkansas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Power
Armour
&
Co
Gas
&
pfd
—
100
2.50
warrants
p,on-£,',,t'hlo
Asamera
Oil
Associated
Associated
Corp
dep
Associated
Oil
Atco
Inc
of
Gas
&
Chemical Industrial
Coast
Research
Atlantica
Line
del
1,400
11
12,400
Jan
Dec
91
91%
90
9%
36%
9
8%
6
Jan
Va Jan
100
12%
Oct
16y4
Feb'
10%
11%
11%
9,030
12
Jun
9
Mar
Jan
.
J an
Dec
9
Jun
3%
Aug
Corp
12Vic
20%
20
21%
17,400
7%
Jan
22%
Dec
Corp
1
15%
15
16%
17,000
11%
Nov
15%
Dec
16%
15%
17
17,800
Aviation
Electric
Power
37
22%
A Apr
A Jan
Oct
3
Calvan
Camden
Fire
&
.
Canada
&
Javelin
Oct
29 %
Feb
Dec
Jan
Capital
Cities
8
Jun
Capital
City
5%
1%
5%
5%
43,700
9%
9%
100
y2
18 Jan
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
Carey
5%
■<——
'
17%
2%
14%
2%
18
H% May
4% Dec
8%
57,200
2%
8%
3,300
1%
Jan
11%
Sep
14
Dec
3%
Jun
58%
Jun
1%
8,000
ii Sep
2%
Jan
pesos
5%
5%
6
4,400
May
11%
Jan
1%
1%
1%
18,500
14%
14%
15%
4,000
66
Sep
6%
31,500
27%
23.100
•
A
16,800
3%
*
'
:
—
Jun
Jun
23
■
\
3
May
3%
A
13
Ju.i
29,203
2
75
3 %
14
13
Jan
Sep
35%
Jan
26
Jun
A
Jun
Jan
14%
Jan
%
Jun
1%
Jan
July
614
Sep
Dec
4%
Jan
10c
"%
14
li-
3,400
5%
5%
5%.
8,800
2.50
5%
4%
5%
21,300
3%
>'
4%
July
26
—
III20
•
4
5
,
A
Feb
Ltd..
Minerals
W)
(J
7%
-
34,200
6%
Dec
12 %
5%
8,403
4 %
July
7%
Sep
A
13,600
%
Nov
%
Jan
8%
;
5%
8%
4%
%
8
1
Oils
8%
1,800
7%
Dec
1
OO
—6c
Id
%
,9«
4,000
%
I
11%
11%
11%
6,400
11 Va
1
—
10%
10%
10%
2,400
.
5
.
1
Inc
•
,
__
•
>'
's
iS'x
5.50
5%
■
74
Light $5 preferred.*
dep rets B ord_2s 6d
103
Co
5%
,
Oct
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
15
Apr
8
July
11%
Dec
21
Oct
28 Va
Jan
300
4%
Oct
8%
Feb
2,603
47%
Feb
67%
Dec
110
99 %
Jan
103%
Sep
•103
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Feb
5%
'M00
5%
Jan
74
1.0
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14
Jan
103%
66%
102
9
:
I
-
Oct
3
Casco
Products
Castle
(A
Catalin
Cenco
M)
*
Corp.—
5%
A Aug
%
6% Mar
Co
&
Maine
Jan
12%
Jan
3%
Dec
15 Va
Feb
12% Mar
28%
Dec
18% Mar
Audion-Emenee
Corp
1
5y8
5%
5%
2,500
5
Aurora
Corp
1
8%
7%
8%
3.500
6%
Sep
11%
3%
3%
4
600
3%
Dec
5%
Jan
Electric
Century
3.50%
pref
Oil
500
Dec
13
Mar
6%
6%
77%
17,300
4%
Nov
10 %
63%
68%
21,600
31%
Feb
65%
■1%
1%
1%
9,103
1%
Dec
2%
65%
66%
130
63 %
Jan
70
73%
Jan
83
Aug
Aug
3,800
11%
Oct
15%
Apr
100
100
—1
14 Va
preferred..,.—— •
Co
10
14%
23
.14%
23
27% '27%
~6%
6%
2.50
6%
6%
•
6%
.
•
•
50
103
21% July
25% Oct
25 % Mar
30%" Jan
5%
Dec
9%
Feb
6 %
Dec
9
Apr
1%
Jan
"hi
Corp
5
13
12%
13%
1,800
11 %
2
44%
43
46.;.;
8,900
28% May
20% Dec
1
Dec
Jan
100
1
'%
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1,200
Ltd
Co
Nov
21
65%
preferred—•
Chamberlin Co of America——
Charter
14%
10 %
1
.
convertible
$1.50 convertible
14
6% Mar
1
Power
B
ser
200
3,900
14 July
Jan
1
$1.40
10
1
—j.^—
Corp
Hadley Corp
Central
10
A
10
Corp of America—
Instruments
Central
■
—
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
Central Securities Corp common
Atlas
4%
Aug
6
50 %
57
Feb
1%
25%
7%
514
Jan
13
1%
5%.
Jan
4i9s Mar
5%
32%
Jan
Jun
1
—
Carter
5p
27%
34%
—
&
Kennedy
&
Carreras Ltd Amer
Oct
1
&
Jan
Oct
1
Nov
32%
"
...
Ltd
Co
Power
Aug
Aug
1% Mar
1%
31%
32 %
vtc.l
Products
3 %
30%
5
203
Broadcasting
9%
Jun
3%
Ltd partic pfd.—10
Williston
Baxter
Carolina
Oct
July
_
Canal-Randolph Corp
6%
700
3 %
—
Mines
1%
3,400
700
•
Ltd
Marconi
Northwest
15%
1 %
3
1
Ltd
Ltd
Gas
7,700
2%
2%
5
Co..
Oils
Industrial
38% May
95% Dec
1%
10c
Dock
Jan
2%
1%
52
common.
Petroleums
Oct
100
45
300
1
.,
29%
5%
400
•
Co,..Ltd
Dredge
Canadian
5%
54% May
■
48%
Ltd
Co
Canadian
Can
Dec
—'
Jan
Aug
Sep
Nov
'
'■
48%
Jan
3%
21% July
59 % Dec
57
—
Homestead
Nov
%
23%
Dec
56%
Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Canadian
95%
4
Dec
2% May
17%
48%
Co
Insurance
Southern
11%
3.500
2%
Gas
preference
Dec
39,400
9,200
13%
12,303
19%
50
Oil
Consol
Jan
A
2%
19%
50
29,900
23%
2%
2%
19%
.50
_
86%
2%
2%
1
common
preferred
8%
30,200
—10c
Husky Oil Ltd—
12
*
Inc
Canadian
50%
Inc
13%
3%
1%
Canadian
1,500
Inc
13%
8%
6
7y8 May
,8,700
Industries
v
300
shares
Inc
preferred
85%
5%
10c
Inc
Dec
9,200
ord
65% May
7% May
55
Centres
Jun
1%
8,400
Cement
46%
Devices
8%
1,600
%
Bread
52
Sewing
1,700
1%
2%
6 % %
43%
General
8%
%
1
Jan
8%
Canada
55
Atlas
May
8%
7%
6%
Canada
45%
Audio
Jun
11
Dec
2%
Jan
•
Atlas
10
Apr
%
22% Jun
5c
10
Jan
10%
Jan
Co
Consolidated Mining At
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option
warrants
7
100
1%
2.50
preferred
360
A
10c
Sugar
600
2%
Aug
Corp
Golfo
17,400
,
,
& Son
$2.50
6%
2,000
10
35%
6% May
4%
•
Product*
3 %
7%
1
Nov
3 %
A
-1C
Supply
Labs
Testing
Atlantic
4
9%
10%
._1
Co
Jan
7%
~8%
1
Company
2%
Jan
8
3% Mar
19 y4
1
20
>
5% Mar
22%
4%
1
_
America.
Oct
25c
Eastern
Carnation
Stationers
Atlantic
3%
——
-£1
Stores
Laundries
Associated
3%
300
19.400
40c
reg
Dec
Nov
10%
3
1
rets
$3.00
Nov
Industries—
Associated
Associated
6%
51%
4
Ltd
rets
Food
A Aug
8,100
6%
49%
23%
1
n^'orred
Electric
American
4
3%
6%
Light 4.72 pfd__100
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co
35c
3%
49%
25c
Co
3
10%
7%
,7%
10
Co
Inc
Canadian
Inc
A
Aug
'
Apr
27/8
Oct
1
class
4%
33
Dec
17%
20c
Inc
Electronics
1%
A
4.75
Corp
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
Arco
2,600
1
&
Industries
Dec
16%
■
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs.3.45
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Anken
%
Jun
28 %
17
Corp
Exploration
Jan
7%
10%
3
1
9
& Edmonton Corp Ltd
Campbell
2%
2
4
2
Products
Amer
2,600
2%
50c
common
preferred
(J P)
California
Jan
4%
Ltd
2,400
Jan
15 Va
3s 6d
dep
Co
Shoe
Calgary
Jan
Corp of Del
preferred
5%
Mines
1,600
13%
Jun
isy2
10%
*
Ltd—
Biscuit
Butler's
Feb
Oct
Thread
Lead
Mines
Burry
Sep
Petrofina
Post
4%
12%
Jan
17%
Sep
6% Apr
3,900
6%
9%
Feb
c
Seal-Kap
Radio
3%
12%
__1
6% Mar
American
Anchor
6%
Dec
July
61*6
10%
12
6% Aug
American
Anacon
6%
66%c
(The)
American
Jan
•
class
13
Co
Machine
Hill
Burnell &
Jun
4%
Co
Co
12%
preferred
&
Burroughs
Sep
11%
serial
Die
Burma
Dec
19%
Apr
12% Aug
8% Oct
£1
Paper
12%
Company
Bunker
4% Aug
8% Jan
4 »/4
55
50o
class
400
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
Jan
American
Andrea
Rubber
Paper Mills Ltd—
Co
12,600
—
convertible
Buell
81% Mar
1
Inc
20,300
14%
Mills Ltd class B
F
6 %
Jun
..25o
Inc
Manufacturing
Oil
S
60c
17% Aug
10%
•
Inc
shares
A
common
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan
July
11
1
20
,
7A
14 V*
14
10
cl
12% Mar
4%
1
Aluminum
614
13%
14%
reg
Distillers
Jan
3 %
%
Corp
MARC
American Meter
Amurex
B
Brown
12 %
6%
13%
com_30c
30c
ord
£1
1
rets
preferred
July
4
_90e
Systems
dep
Company
Forman
Class
6% May
34,500
10
Co
American-Internat
Amer
6
3,700
7%
3%
1
American
American
3% July
4%
Corp
Beverage
Israeli
Brown
3%
1
Book
American
Brown
Jan
1
1
Inc
American
American
Jan
86%
£1%
Corp
preferred
American
American
86% Aug
42 V2
Dec
58
America $3.75 pld.100
Oil
Jan
Dec
77
2,400
7%
—
Ambassador
5%
82
20%
11
Co
of
5 %
6%
.100
Corp
Co
50
shares
Properties Inc
Aluminum
2,700
4 %
Rubber class A—
Pictures
125
27
80
V—
American Engineering Co_
Alleghany
Corp
warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alliance Tire &
85
84%
5%
1
All
Allied
26%
Inc
Kunstzide
dep
84%
10
100
24
80
100
preferred
common
preferred
Plastics
Automatic Steel
Non-voting
Avlen
Avis
Inc
Products Inc Com
preferred
non-cum
class
10c
Ayshire
Collieries
5
Corp
9% July
Cherry-Burrell
4%
Dec
6
"9%
Jan
~9%
10%
2,800
7%
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Oct
14
Jun
15
14
Chief
15%
2,400
7
Jan
17%
Dec
Christiana
Aug
51%
Jan
Chromalloy
1
A
Industrial Corp
Oct
3
42
43 %
3,100
37%
Consolidated
Oil
Cinerama
Circuit
Clark
Industries
Baldwin
Rubber
Baldwin
Oil
Barnes
Barry
class A__l
Tr
lc
50c
Light & Power Ltd
Construction
Bell
(A S)
class
Benrus
Birdsboro
Co
3_
(H
I
Co
For
Co
common
8
Dec
1%
Feb
7%
Oct
ADr
24%
30%
41,400
Oct
28%
Dec
34%
11,400
21%
Feb
57%
Jun
15%
16%
5,400
13%
Oct
25 y2 Mar
Dec
10% Mar
15%
6%
7%
3,700
5y2
1%
1%
1%
7,500
1 %
Dec
3%
Jan
%
%
n
5,000
%
Nov
1%
Jan
8%
~4
8V2
1,200
800
10
10%
700
49
48%
49
900
50c
15%
15%
17
6,600
6 >/4
6%
4
Club
Corporation
Aluminum
Coastal
Cohu
....
Products
Caribbean
Cockshutt
Farm
Oils
—
Co..
24
25
1,400
vtc
Electronics
Co
8%
17%
Apr
3%
Nov
3
8%
37%
36%
41
21,600
•
31%
30
32%
2,400
.100
96%
96%
96%
20
18%
17%
20%
48,600
16
July
Apr
May
26%
Oct
94
Sep
Stone
Co
10%
Oct
Feb
16%
Jun
6%
Feb
11 %
Jun
9% Aug
5% Aug
10%
Oct
Jun
1
~7%
7%
7%
800
3%
3%
3,100
4%
3%
4%
200
1
li
13%
12%
8%
14%
14
20.000
8,200
5%
5%
Jan
1%
Aug
%
Apr
11% Sep
9%
25,500
6%
25%
16,800
14%
15
3,300
9% Mar
Nov
21%
14%
Jan
3% May
7 8%
7
25
1
2%
Oct
Dec
23%
Jan
26Va
Jan
Oct
13%
Jun
Nov
21 %
Dec
19%
Apr
500
10% July
8% Dec
15% May
3,400
23% Mar
35
10%
10%
10%
10
33%
30
34
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_i
Compudyne
Corporation
25c
9%
9%
9%
3,100
6%
Jun
9%
Sep
9%
9
9%
5,000
7'%
Oct
14%
Jun
4
Jun
Containers
Diesel
Inc..
Electric
Consolidated
New
.50c
Consolidated
Royalty
Sun
Aviation
Ltd
4%
72,400
5%
Jan
6%
5%!
6%
10,000
5%
Jun
7%
Aug
__*
20%
20%
21%
3,800
17 %
Apr
21%
Dec
Products
Lines
class
A
Inc
&
Jan
Continental
Commercial
Continental
Conector
Continental
Industries
Feb
Continental
Cook
Jan
Cooper-Jarrett
Paint
Materials
&
Varnish
Inc
1
1.25
Engineering__l
9 % Mar
Aug
1
1
•
Inc
1
.1
Oil
Ray
Corp
Corp cl
Inc
Corp
Co
-
Sep
10c
Corp
Pacific
Air
Dec
9
6%
44
__5
Construction
39%
9%
ho,500
1
Co
Service..—
Continental
38%
8,100
9%
&
Metals
Public
Continental
36 %
13 Va
Sand
Commercial
Sep
100
12%
9%
Colonial
Nov
6%
13%
1
6% May
26
1
Jan
5% Mar
700
Nov
1
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
450
Oct
15%
Inc
Connelly
8,200
23%
1,100
of America
Consol
4%
2,900
Corp
Jan
5%
19,900
19%
•
Jan
4%
5%
37%
10c
Equipment
Jun
3%
~5
4%
*
8
48% Aug
Jan
17%
Colonial
Consolidated
6%
1.50
page 32.
Clayton
Clopay
4%
25%
Jun
43%
35%
Co.....
10%
Feb
3%
Feb
5% Mar.
May
19%
Hosiery Co
—10
& Lambert Manufacturing
4
Jan
13%
Oct
Jan
1%
1
Manufacturing
Oct
44 y2 May
20%
Dec
28%
Oct
36%
Corporation
7% May
13%
3 %
5.200
Claussner
Community
Dec
5,500
Feb
46 Va
1
3%
9%
4%
28%
%
16
25c
Co
6
~3%
4,700
3%
5
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Controller
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100
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Jan
31%
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Dec
16
1
prior preferred
Chemical Co Inc
footnotes,
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28%
3
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12,800
4%
1
__
5'/a %
Borne
Jan
4
32
1
Bobbie Brooks Inc
Bohack
25%
Nov
25c
Inc
j-iic
&
Mar
3
•
j
Corp
(S)
16
""%
1
Blauner's
Blumenthal
900
3,500
3%
4y2
50c
Watch
19
3%
7.50
Corp
of Canada
Instrument Corp
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Jan
25c
A
Telephone
Belock
A Apr
25
7
Tinc
Shoe
8
Dec
500
Inc
BPPU-BHrnirp-l
Dec
13 y2
1
Corp
Bayview Oil Corp common
Beck
4%
650
1
Baruch-Foster
Bearings
29,700
6
1
Engineering Co
Wrignt Corp
Candy corp
convertible
3%
A
15 y2
is y4
_l
Corp
5%
15
American shares
Barton's
6%
5U
1
Ltd
Barcelona
BarChris
Gas
Co
Securities
Banco de los Andes
Banff
&
Inc
1
—10c
23%
%
25%
i
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,——
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Foil
23%
,—.—l
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Clarostat
Bailey & Selburn Oil
Baker
2
Mining.
Corp.
Aug
;
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i
7 %
7
1%
1%
LI
2%
7
10%
1%
6%
3,800
1
Dec
3%
7%
700
7
Dec
9% Mar
2%
34,500
1%
Dec
4%
2%
34,500
7
21,500
11%
3,300
6%
1
10%
6%
100
A__50c
14%
14%
15 %
3,100
10c
7%
7%
8%
23,500
10c
2%
Jun
5%
Jun
7%
Dec
16%
Sep
6%
Dec
7%
Jan
13%
Dec
19%
Nov
9%
Aug
11
Mar
4
%
5,200
20
32
8%
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9...
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Feb
Jan
7%
3% Mar
Jan
Nov
1
Jan
Jan
48
Dec
Dec
17%
Jan
Volume
193
Number
6021
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial
Chronicle
(225)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
American Stock Exchange
Corby
(H)
Class
Coro
SI
&
Reynolds
preferred
Cott
Courtaulds
of Prices
Milner
Crown
Cork
147/a
15 %
500
„
Dec
19%
Nov
17%
Jan
(ord reg)
Inc
£1
6 %
900
"A"
5%
16 %
20
Gatineau
Jan
5 "/o
Feb
30%
3,500
67
100
General
2
5%.
%
2%
Alloys
Dec
9%
Jun
General
Builders
Dec
3 Va
Jan
5%
Jan
General
8 Va
Apr
General
Jun
12 %
Dec
Jan
70
1,100
6
2,450
4
25
15
*
Cubic
Corporation
53
Curtis
Manufacturing
Cutter
Laboratories
class
Co
class
common
A
53
203/4
2%
55
A
10
%
Dec
General
5% Jan
Nov
8 Va
Dec
18 Va
common.l
12
1
—
Jun
19 %
May
" Dec
7
6%
Dec
Daryl
Industries
Davega
/
5%
Stores
:—50c
$4.60
„
Dayco
Corp
Dejay
pref
A
8 %
class
Detroit
Industrial
Devon-Palmer
Dilbert's
7 %
Diversey
Aug
Apr
Globe
18%
Apr
77/a
3,200
Gobel
4%
Apr
8%
Sep
Gold
6%
26,100
10%
4,400
2
3% July
11
Apr
12
Jan
1%
Nov
3 Va
Jan
18% May
28%
Dec
2,200
100
135
Jan
143
5 %
2,800
9%
Nov
14%
7%
Dec
14%
5%
4,300
25c
%
12
43,300
7%
7%
500
7
Dec
9%
9%
300
9%
Jan
10s
41/4
4%
600
413
Dec
Corp
Chemical
Dome
Petroleum
4% May
% Dec
Great
Bridge
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
Dorr-Oliver
$2
ord
Great
'
Western
6%
Jan
11% May
10% May
Chemical
&
Greer
(The)
Dow. Brewery
Draper
Drilling
Driver
Exploration
&
Harris
1
Co_
Co
———
-
10%
.__5
11%
11%
Dunlop
Rubber
American
Durham
Duro
dep
ord
rets
Test
Dynamics
Corp
*•
4Va
—1
_~_1
Gulton
500
9»/« Mar
10%
8% May
28% Mar
H
American
~
375
3,300
*
T
7
13%
10%
8 %
'
300
47%
Jan
jgi..
10%
'*■'> >
Dec
10
38%
Oct
.
Jan
33%
•
6% July
23
1,200
600
Western
B
;
2%
Malleable
100
States
Dec
$7
preferred
series
$6
preferred
31%
Dec
Apr
33 Va July
Hazeltine
6%
1,300
19,700
Oct
13%
Hebrew
-
:3%
400
3%
34%
250
32%
24
25%
4,400
21%
series B—:»
Edo Corporation
Elder Mines and
Electric
Bond
A
24
25
—5
—__——1——
Feb
Hazel
16 %.
16
16%
Communications
Electronic
Research
Electronic
26%
27%
Electronics
Emery
new
District
National
Sep
r
18
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5%
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95
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100
90%
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15
12%
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23%
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Eureka
Eureka
1,450
3%
5,200
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7%
7%
7%
34
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99
Sep
14%
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16%
16%
17%
3
2,000
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3 Va May
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6%
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313/4
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shs
of
beneficial
Hofmann
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Oil
1
Apr
Jan
Class
Jan
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18%
20%
Dec
Jun
1*7
Dec
Horn
&
Feb
Hoskins
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Feb
12
Jan
34%
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53/8
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3/4
Dec
%
Dec
2%
Dec
2,600
14
Jan
32%
26 V2
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29
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4%
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1
17%
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17%
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1
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1
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&
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5%
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Ford
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Co
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Forest
Fox
City
Head
Fresnillo
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193/4
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4%
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900
4% May
15,300
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B
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3%
3,700
900
483/4
5,400
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9%
4,100
25 %
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3%
4%
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263/4
4
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18 3/8
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323/4
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73/4
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64%
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5
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27%
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46%
323/4
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4
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105
160
70
105
70
30
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213/i
16,100
16%
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13
1,700
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13%
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10 V2
132
133
,
5,100
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225
111
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11
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1
4%
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1,400
33
2,900
29
.
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28 %
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Dec
583/4 July
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102
93%. Jan
67
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6%
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7
3%
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5%
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1%
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11 %
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12
1
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2%
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6%
10
7%
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2%
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111/2 Mar
11
1
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2,100
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7%
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2
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3V4
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10
9
10%
6,900
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9%
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400
33/a
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7% July
new
10 %
7%
common
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3%
3%
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1%
1%
5
223/4
21 %
23%
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1%
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5%
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9
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35
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common
class
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8
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2 V4. Jan
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5,600
19
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311/2
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13 3/a
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1,600
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8,200
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•
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8%
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7
Jun
12%
7.50
& Co
35%
33 %
35%
275
30
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39%
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115
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172
162
172
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303/4
200
1
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32%
165
47/2
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Feb
Dec
Dec
94
100
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Apr
99
Oct.
29
Nov
38%
Jun
Dec
14
Mar
class
A
200
133/4
500
13%
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35/8
54,800
23/8
Dec
21 Va
Dec
com—5
16
16
16
5
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16
15%
16
23/4
Sep
22
'
4V4
Apr
Apr
Sep
213/4
1,900
2.50
23/2
215/8
233/4
11,700
18% Mar
43% May
29
28'A
30%
1,700
253/4
37
33 %c
13%
12%
133/4
2,600
113/4 May
£1
*
Tobacco of Canada
5
Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland_£l
9%
9%
A
9,600
39/4
37%
39%
6,100
30% July
39
Jan
13/4
13 Vb
13%
600
11%
13 %
Dec
10
Mar
813/4
80
82
86 Va
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Apr
25%
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Nov
I
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Magnetics Corp
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American
dep
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Imperial
rets
ord
reg
(Canada)
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Light
&
Electronic
4%
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pfd_ 100
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25c
1
1
Plywood Co Inc
Corp class A
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9
7A
July
Aug
83/4 May
Jan
350
78%
5
5»/a
200
4%
4%
5
900
21% Jun
10%
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Jun
6%
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3%
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73/8
feb
Corp
10%
Jan
Insurance
Co
of
4%
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19%
6,200
14 %
Nov
19
18%
9
93/4
300
8% Aug
5
Credit
Homes
81%.
77
813/4
5,500
60 % July
11
11%
3,100
1
11 %
18
Feb
International
Holdings Corp
1
31 Va
30Va
31%
2,600
13%
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International
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5
9%
8%
9%
3,400
33 %c
1
pfd—100
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1
7%
73/8
7%
900
2%
2
2 VB
800
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Dec
International
181%
Dec
Investors
Oct
14Va
Sep
Iowa
Public
Iron
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Fireman
Inc
20%
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Company
Royalty
Service
26
6%
Jan*
Dec
Jun
14 Va
Feb
May
9%
31%
Jan
Dec
16%
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Nov
2
Mar
3%
Aug
Oct.
5
Jan
8%
Dec
Irving
Oct-
39%
Feb
Israel-American
Ironrite
Inc
Air
—
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Oil
;
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5% July
9
Jan
Sep
15%
2%
Jan
July
2
72
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Dec
11
78%
Jan
20%
73/8
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77
Feb
19%
Nov
26
Apr
91/2
52 %
7% July
36
10c
1
Ltd
1
■
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10
6,400
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Jun
Jun
1
11%
14,400
10'
311/2
3/4
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Intex
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1% Jun
Oct
3%
16,000
50
Jan
Oct
20
2,400
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6 3/4
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4%
Nov
65
May
4%
28,900
27
61
500
100
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8'A. Jan
10c
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————
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Dec
Dec
23%
3%
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33/4
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14%
28
63%
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pfd
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7
7%
•
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3
Dec
6 %
22
22
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1%
18 % Mar
11% Mar
——
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see
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common
Imperial
24,300
•
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25c
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(Harvey)
Jan
Aug
534
Canada
Co
123/a
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Motors
7%
4%
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.
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:
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10c
Electric
Howell
Indianpolis
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r.
9%
25
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Jan
3,400
3 %
10%
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1,800
2
(The)
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5,500
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10 %
»
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10%
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5%
1
reg
10
1
preferred
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1
rets ord
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1
•
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...
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_
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1
_
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103/4
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Line
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3%
8
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10c
preferred
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Industrial
Corp common.
60c
1,400
•
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Aug
First National Realty & Construc¬
•
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10
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Imperial
5%
53/4
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Jan
11%
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73/8
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2013/4 Aug
53/4
—
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50c
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8% July
5%
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11,700
B
&
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(Geo A)
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——
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Jan
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110%
—30
—
23'.
38,700
_
Payne
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7
/
int
_
Jan
Jan
5/b
_
Industries
Home
31%
__
8
25
1%
2.50
Sep
32%
preferred
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Oct
8%
A
Hydrometals
63/4
$2
3 Vb
1
1
[Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
11%
4% May-
333/4
_
23
3%
100
Co
Dec
'
■
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..
——
5
50
3/a
Hoffman International Corp
12%
Dec
Oct
Nov
6%
42,300
A
.<
1
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Fairchild Camera & Instrument— -.—1
i
2,900
13/b
Hydromatics Inc
Corp
53/4
24%
73/,
Hycon Manufacturing Co
Factor
5%
24 Vb
1%
Co_
Hotels
Class
Fabrex
5%
7%
Realization Corp_
Supermarkets Inc
4%
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6 %
6%
5,800
19%
%
A
12
-10
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&
/ 48 3/4
Apr
"
Electronics
&
33,600
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3%
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48
1
.—1
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Pipe Line——
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—1
—
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2Vi July
changed, to
Class
'
11,900
*
common-.
Feb
3%
Apr
2
Jan
1
Kosher
Gallon
Name
Hiller
7%
Steel Corp
preferred
19%
Nov
1%
2%
1%
10c
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Radio
Hill's
Sep
9%
Manufacturing Co
Espey Mfg & Electronics-—^
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i.——
Dec
1%
2
2
223/4
com—*
convertible preferred
Aircraft Corp
Hiller
Jan
25c
Ero
9 %
3,100
11
25c
15%
11%
preferred—
4,500
12,600
com—25c
35 Va
7,100
common
convertible
$2
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11/2
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Holly
Equity
IOV2
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
Oct
15%
-
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Oct
14%.
5%
A
Higbie
16
14%
Corp
Jan
32% Aug
1% Jan
26% Dec
-
50c
Corp—
Jun
„
1
—
July
12 Va
Sep
Jan
169%
Sep
9%
America
182
34%
: 1,200
Electric
Hercules
Dec
11%
common
Air-Freight
Empire
Empire
15
19%
of
Corp
El-Tronics Inc
Jan
20 Va Aug
10%
—
41
Nov
50c
preferred
44 Va
22% Mar
8,100
(W
4%
Helmerich
J.un
17%
Co
& Missile Facilities-
Electronic
13
10%
Specialty
Apr
7%
30
Light
Rubinstein
Oct
Associates Inc_. 10c
__
32%
100
common—60c
Inc
Mining
Feb
Apr
400
26%
,.
Electronic
16%
400
1
class
Corp
„43%
Oct
14,300
.
500
8/2
Inc
National
Apr
9
4,500
26%
25%
19%
34%
8%
10c
Co
Bishop
Dec
167 Va
11,600
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1
26%
1
__
10c
Corp__
24
19%
U
Share
Assistance
-i
173/4
333/4
8%
9c
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.7%
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153 Va
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Dev
Corp
172% 172%
—
——
&
Electrographic
Electronic
Mfg
Havana
Jan
23%
450
28%
28%
Hastings
4A Aug
6% Jan
,.
Electric
6%
34%
common—,— —1
Corp
Feb
19
Corp
Corp
Stores
4% July.
17% May
3%
Iron——. _25
Jan
3 V4
33%
2
Hartfield
Heller
Eastern
July
5
Inc
Inc
Heli-Coil
Eastern
Sep
1 %
<
4
Harn Corporation
Harnischfeger Corp
Dec
Dec
3%
-
800
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3%
20c
.
8%
6,800
Inc.
Harmon-Kardon
Dec
E
Inc
Jun
% May
5,500
IV2
Corp
Hecla
Freightways
4%
6%
Industries
Lamp Co
Plywood
Helena
Eastern-
Feb
5%
Industries
Harbor
Jan
12%
&
Hall
Nov
54
41 % Mar
1,400
A
7%
.
2%
H
Jan
Oct
23% May
42,700 ' j'
•5%
26 Va.
'
2,500
1
Inc
&
Jan
Jun
44%
Land
11% July
33% Dec
Dec
8
' i
7,300 \
*
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2%
Jan
19,900
4%
2%
17% July
14 Va
343/4 Mar
—
Industires
27%
28;-
Potash Co__—
of
3
i«
2%
7% May
Dec
103/4 May
Feb
y
4%
Oct
13/a
:
16%
10,600
5%
;
common
Corp—
Duval Sulphur &
2 IB
.10s
reg
20s/8
5%
Company Inc..*.—
Hartford
(The)
Co
;
Hosiery class B
Duraloy
10%
1,000
12
Industries
Films
Sep
Ltd—
Co
900
263/4
11 %
Feb
12%
53%
.
113/4
25%
NOV
&
.
12
52 %
Co—
11,900
12%
26%
28 %
Gulf
'
Power
13%
Oct
Jan
Feb
23
22%
1
Drug Fair-Community Drug
Duke
13 V4 Mar
223/4
16%
_
11%.
Dec
100
Dec
28%
8%
9%
29
10%
8%
27%
1,000
Sep
May.
29
300
Ltd
27%
HV2
68%
29
States
*
Corp
10 v4
Oct
5
Gulf
33%
10
18
39
Grocery
2,400
8%
14%
Jan
1%
—
20%, Feb
16
33%
Jun
11%
1
Leases
Oct
11%
9 %
7%
800
2%
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8%
38,600
13 Va
Guerdon
33 %
15
12%
Dec
Jan
1
7,900
13%
11%
Dec
Jan
Corp
59
14%
3/4
9%
Company
Nov
103/4
14%
1
preferred
Dorsey
Douglas Oil
95 Va
100
Jun
10%
85%. Jan
100
8,600
Dec
12'/,
Apr
5,300
6A
10%
100 %
1A
8%
10%
Jan
Dec
94
3%
5,900
107/a
Jan
10%
11%
2,700
12%
93%
8% May
18
8
7.50
90
33/4
11%
7'/a
Ltd
Co
Jun
•
Dec
11%
7%
common
Jun
1%
1
Dec
32.50
Inc
Jun
24%
Company
Stores
Products
9%
15
Nov
8%
20%
4,300
A—10c
series A
Freehold
400
16
393/4
Dec
4%
12%
16%
Hydraulics
9%
Ltd
Co
26% Mar
Griesedieck
ioy4
10%
9%
56 Va
56 Va
1
Mines
Producers
preferred
9
stock
;
.9
6%. Jan
-17% Aug
10% May
26,900
93%
4c
B
Corp class
Chemical
15%
Coal
&
Jan
Dec
1
Industries
Lakes
10
Co Ltd
Jun
23%
;—5
class
Inc
Products
Amer
Great
8% Mar
1%
Inc
Inc
Warrants
Domihion
29 Va
Dec
1
Gray Manufacturing Co
-2%
Ltd—_—
la/4
9%
1
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing
9%
1
76,000
1%
•
Rapids Varnish
1
Research
&
18%
1%
1
*
Corp
Consolidated
Gorham
6% Aug
12% May
—
Dixon
Jan
Jun
1,600
14%
Sep
4%
53/4
*
Co
(Adolf)
Gridoil
rets ord reg
4,400
5
99 % 100%
1
Goodman
Jan
47/a
6
Jan
10%
75
46,400
39
4%
17
50c
Mines Ltd
Distilleries
Seal
Grand
Feb
500
com__10c
10
36
Sep
Jun
33/a
3% May
18%, May
4
-*
Union
Goldfield
July
8%
8%
Oct
12%
5
Co
Dec
35 Va
Dec
11%
8%
1
Products
29%
144
11
4|$
Dec
8%
500'
2%
28 %
140
1%
9,600
27
—•
Industries
Glenmore
9%
Feb
Ltd—
Co
dep
10%
Jan
1
Oils Ltd
Supermkts
preferred
1st
Dec
2%
Manufacturing
Quality
Distillers
Amer
&
5%
6%
-
29%
1
Gasket
Tite
13%
4%
28%
Productions Inc
Desilu
Glass
650
~9%
100
Detroit
Jan
5,600
10 Va
5
A
stock
12%
8'/a
~5%
50c
Mfg
debenture
200
Dec
17%
35
Inc cl A com__20c
Stores
Dennison
6%
7%
10c
class
Transit System
C
6
89%
101
July
1,100
5
113%
39
Gilchrist Co
5,200
3 %
2%
11%
5
Corporation..
Controls
(A C)
7%
17%
1
Mines Inc
Day
6
20
Brothers Inc_
7%
y
700
»,—•
preferred
17%
~8
2.50
common
preferred
Davidson
D
Inc
Corp
7
Feb
Jun
Dec
27
2.50
,
Corp
Giant Yellowknife
7%
33%
100
18% May
Giannini
50c
70
£1
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
Aug
Gilbert
Dairies.
4%
2,400
l3/4
27
1
.
Plywood
19%
2,900
43/a
Fireproofing
Stores
69
10,000
2%
2 Va
1
25
reg
General
D
Crystal
dep rets ord
Mar
Dec
12%
5
Corp
41
.Nov
Oct
9
11%
18
8%
123/4
43/4
38
Ltd—
Co
Jan
39%
9Va
34
900
1
General
10
93/a
2%
4%
General Gas Corp
Indus Enterprises
Jan
5,600
93/8
2
Corp common
preferred
General
2034
■
36%
98% 100
2%
"wts"
Development
Electric
American
*
Co
High
Dec
46%
27/a
•
38
99%
Co
convertible
46 Va
Dec
9
16
5
16
Range for Year I960
Low
1
Acceptance
Jan
6%
2.50
Shares
100
Co
Mfg
8%
25 % July
•
common
preferred
Gellman
Nov
Co
1%
20,100
14
67
10c
common
—
31'/a
12%
•
25c
Tobacco
Daitch
Power
6
400
13 Va
Sales
High
G
Sep
20,100
kJ-
partic
Co
6 h
2 VB
31
1
5
(Md)
A
1%
l7/a
5
preferred
B
6
(Del)_50c
Co
&
Petroleum
Internat'l
Drug
18%
18 y4 Mar
~6%
Low
Apr
Dec
for Week
of Prices
Par
Jan
13%
800
15
6 %
Range
Week's
Sale Price
High
13 %
14V4
American Stock Exchange
General
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Class
14%
*>
Industries
Central
Cuban
Low
15%
1.50
Petroleum
$1.12
High
16
1
A
dep receipts
Crown
Crown
Range for Year I960
*
5
Last
Friday
Shares
voting-*
Corp
Carrier
Crowley
Low
STOCKS
Ltd—
American
Creole
A
common
class
Beverage
Crane
cl
non-voung
1
Inc
Corroon
-
Distilling Ltd
B
for Week
Sale Price
Par
(Range for Week Ended January 13)
Sales
Range
Last
29
78%
Dec
Dec
213/4 July
16%
900
1
6 %
5%
6%
2,400
6
Dec
10%
I—1
10c
18'A
181/4
21%
2,000
13%
Oct
313£
Feb
%
A
98,800
%
Nov
1%
.'*a
16%
16%
Aug
30
and Financial
The Commercial
(226)
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, January 16, 1961
.
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (R«„g. for w«et e„<m
>
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Par
Low
Shares
High
Low
High;
-
preferred
(i'/o
2
14%
13
14%
10c
7%
7
7'/a
Jupiter Oils Ltd
1{S
1%
2
Jan
Mt
Nov
13%
Jun
Mount
lft May
30,000
16%
6%
2,900
15o
Industries Inc
Jetronic
Feb
2ft
Jun
Tel & Tel
States
Mountain
Videotronics class A
MPO
37/a
3%
Industries
Kaiser
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz
&
Jewelry
3%
6%
Jan
Jan
3
Nov
88
Jan
96
Oct
26%
Jun
37
39% Feb
78
16,400
27%
Nov
7%
Nov
9%
Dec
3%
Apr
24%
Dec
19%
Jan
12%
Dec
18 Va
20,600
13%
1,200
15%
13 Va
15%
2,600
2%
2%
4,900
1
Copper Colbalt Ltd
Oil
Kin-Ark
800
Muter
Company
Dept Stores
(S)
(ID) Rubber Co
Kleinert
Klion
(H
Knott
Hotels
Kobacker
Kratter
Stores
Jan
National Alfalfa
1%
2
2,500
1%
Dec
3%
Vff
ft
ft
28,300
12%
12%
12%
4,700
10 Va
29
24%
4 V-
31
8,700
17%
_
_
preferred
convertible
ft July
18%
18%
xl8%
19%
Feb
25%
Sep
National
4%
Dec
National
24 %
Jan
18%
19%
8,300
2%
2%
23%
4,600
19
Dec
Sep
Apr
National
19
23% Mar^
Dec
1%
3%
Sep
Jan
Apparel Inc
Industries
Lamson
Corp of Delaware
Lamson
&
Sessions Co
Inc
Industries
Lanston
Larchfield
Corp
4%
5,000
5%
5%
5%
Sep
12 %
Jan
14%
Jun
400
Jan
7
11,100
3%
Dec
9% July
3% July
4,800
8
37%
8%
7,800
39
14%
13
4%
1
1
3
5
10
5
1
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb
7%
13%
Ltd
Mines
Shore
Lake
33%
7%
1
Electronics Corp
Radio
38%
1
75 Desos
Consolidada S A
Lafayette
4%
5%
6%
Sep
Oct
Oct
9% May
6,400
4%
Oct
16%
16%
200
15%
Jan
19
Jan
14%
16%
1,900
13%
Dec V
26%
16
5%
5%
600
7%
Research
&
Corp
8%
Transit
Corp
5
5%
2,300
6 Va
Jun
Dec
Realty
Lefcourt
Corp
Refineries
Leonard
Inc
(RG)
Le Tourneau
preferred
Lithium
Sep
11%
Apr
6,700
33
Nov
63%
Jan
3 Va
214,000
2
Nov
7%
Jan
11%
12%
3,100
Inc
8%
700
13% Aug
9% May
26
31
150
21%
Dec
32 ^4
Jan
x4 %
x4 %
200
4%
Dec
7%
Jan
6%
31
Jan
7%
~7%
~9%
20
1
5
21
New
England
New
Min
Idria
Jersey
New
Mexico
New
Park
New
Process
New
York
New
York
New
York
3%
Norfolk
North
2%
Dec
15%
36 %
17%
18
15%
Sep
60%
64%
5,800
17%
——
21%
26%
18%
26%
9'A
9%
3,700
.
400
7%
Sep
Dec
15%
Dec
30
Oct
25
8,600
10'A
18%
62%
42% July
12 Va Sep'ft.
33,900
10%
19%
Apr
15
Dec
Aug
20%
1%
%
%
4%
20%
1%
%
%
4%
21%
1%
%
U
5%
22%
22%
23%
•
1
28%
—,
25%
31%
29'A
34 V
22,600
15,900
9
8%
9%
10,700
9%
Oct
12%
Marine
Oil
36%
&
Mfg
Oct
27% July
Dec
2V4
Sep
%
Oct
1%
Feb
1%
Sep
% May
43/a
900
20
IIV4 May
Dec
Jan
23%
Sep
Sep
26% Mar
28V4
Dec
36%
1.93/4
Jan
33%
19,100
17 3/8
Apr
33%
11 %
13,600
83/3
Oct
123a
6%
6%
200
6
Dec
9%
2%
85,800
% May
2%
Jan
164%
' 4%
5%
13% V
3%
8%
Aug
20,800
300
13%
Jan
%
%
__
60
200
ft
Nov
34V4
Feb
1
85%
85%
89
5,500
5
24%
23%
24%
3,800
19%
16
Dec
_10o
Corp
Associates,
Oil
92
27%
Sep
Mill
Factors
.
4%%
Inc___.
North
Nova
1,900
" Apr
24%
Aug
6,800
15%
Nov
17%
Nov
13%
13%
13%
1,000
12%
Oct
15% July
29
29
31%
41%
40%
42 %
9,100
1%
1%
22,000
1%
Minnesota
1
Mirro
6%
6%
1,500
4%
Oct
12%
141/2
10,500
10%
Dec
23/a
2%
2%
5,200
11%
10%
11%
700
8%
81/4
9%
1,000
8
Dec
16%
Aluminum
Airlines
36%
34%
38%
8,700
22
Jan
431/2
1
40%
Dec
2%
Jan
Dec
1
Jan
18%
Oct
32
Jan
8%
Oct
13%
Jan
6,400
1
Nov
30
125
19%
20%
%
8,100
10%
9%
10%
38,000
1%
1%
;V
'
1%
.
130 i.
128
-
2% May
154 V
% Dec
Feb
k
Oct
41% Aug
5,700
25%
Nov
43
Jan
Sep
30
Jan
26
37
25%
21
25%
32%
36
400
„
—10
__
%
M
1,700
5
4%
5%
4,100
4%
Dec
1
4%
4
%'
4%
300
3%
Dec
%
1
Railway
A_ .1.10
41
39%
40%
42
2
2
2
24%
19,100
42%
42
1
class
13
Jan
1%
% Nov
U Nov
•
9,700
%
%
1
10
1
Ltd
Oils
RR
Ind
Jan
10% Jan
v
"*6% July
,
39
Sep
•
39%
Jan
Jan
3,000
'<
•
->
25%
Sep
1,000
1%
Nov
ft 3%- Jan,
1%
Dec
Vt3% Jan
3%
Nov
2%
19,100
4%
3,900
6% May
4%
4%
63 %
63 %
64
130
61
Dec
67 %
.100
86 Va
85%
86%
320
79
Jan
•V 88%
Sep
1
%
ft
%
52,500
ft
Dec
1%
Jan
1
7%
7%
7%
700
5%
Nov
13%
Jan
-10c
4%
3%
5%
32,200
6%
182,100
43,000
3% July
11% Oct
2,300
23% July
87
Jan
1
'
._50
4%%
Serv
Pub
1ft
2ft
..25
Co
Mines
Nickel
pfd_
Ltd
Corp
(Del)
Corp of Amer A
Occidental
Ohio
Brass
Co
Ohio
Power
4%%
Okalta
Oils
Old
Town
40c
6%
14%
14%
15%
1
29%
28
92
89%
30%
92
%
6%
20c
...
_
100
preferred
ft
3%
4%
4%
4 %
July
13% July
Jun
5,000
4
Aug
6%
Feb
121/4
13
600
11
Dec
20%
Jun
22
1,800
19
Dec
24%
Jan
15%
15
15%
5,200
11%
Aug
153/s
Dec
50
Company.
RR
•
pfd
1
5%
5%
35
35%
12
11%
12
Inc
July
375
Jun
35
Feb
Jun
13%
Jan
95
Feb
104
39
Aug
300
23%
Nov
6%
1,900
4%
Sep
9%
Jan
3%
3%
1,100
2%
Nov
4
Jan
9^
7,100
%
Sep
1%
Jan
42%
12,200
28%
Oct
59%
Jan
27%
3,400
18
Oct
39%
Jan
1
3%
ft
l
38%
%
38%
-
J
7
Oct
10%
27%
i_l
Warrants
5%
33
100
5%
27
5%
.
800
3,200
101% 102
ioc
1
5%
35%
_100
"ctfs"
5'A
3%
6
1
7
Corp common
1
Securities
i-
2%
Jun
Oxford
Electric
Oxford
Manufacturing class A com.
Feb
%5% Aug
4%
15"%
1
48'A Mar
15% Sep
300
12
16
1,300
4,000
~
1st pfd.
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Chemical' Co..
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For footnotes, see page 32.
Jan
7% Feb
22% Aug
3% Dec
15% Dec
46
Jun
393/8
39
39%
2,000
32
Oct
25
31%
31%
31 :,A.
3,100
29 %
Jan
31 %
July
800
26%
Jan
28 %
Sep
28i/o
28%
251/2
26
400
24%
Jan
271/4 Mar
251/0
25%
1,200
23'/a
Jan
253/4 July
25%
253/a
500
24%
24%
600
221/2
23
600
22%
22/4
22%
90%
28%
25
preferred
1st
25
5%
redeemable
1st preferred.—.'—25
5%
redeemable
1st pfd series
25%
25%
-
_
redeemable
4.50%
redeemable
4.36%
redeemable
25%
25
A.
preferred —25
25
1st preferred.
1st preferred —25
.
241/2
1st
22%
Airlines—.
Ltd——
Northern
Petroleums
Warrants
Pacific
Light
&
Power
Jan
Paneoastal
pfd
20%
Jan
223/4
Sep
93
Aug
90%
470
82
Jan
80 Va
88
133
79:,A
Jan
9.0%
Sep
91%
93
370
85
Jan
98 %
Aug
133%
Sep
89 %
Aug
Jan
86%
2%
3
1
11%
11%
6%
1
6%
100 Va
100
1
78%
44,300
100% 100%
....
4%
Jun
13%
Aug
5%
-
4,100 '
7
Oct
8
7,800
3
11%
Jan
2 Va
250
87%
Jun
9%
Jan
100%
Apr
90
175
Jan'
Jan
(C A)
52%
52%
54
2,500
18%
24 Va
26
1,600
23%
28%
29%
6,300
Bol
1%
1 Va
37,700
1
3%
3 %
4
;;
-18,200
--
'3
8%
Oct
Jan
Chemical
Parker. Pen
82%
20
146%
1
11%
.
80
Feb
87 Va
100
100
100
_•
•.-*
82%'
Jan
:
90
96
146% 148%
11
v
H%
240
10,200
141
TH's
46
Dec:
Dec
Mar
92 %
156
-
Company
class
A
D
Corp
Canada Ltd..
Oct
Parkersburg-Aetna
Sep
Patino
'
83% Jan
Co
Nov
Aug
of
Pato Consolidated
.Pniiii.sular
Metal
14% Aug
Penn Traffic
55%
Pentrou
Dec
vtc—2
1
'
%"
8%
—1
2
2
1
—2:
Gold Dredg Ltd
1
Products.-.-i'.
z—1
24%
8%
%
Corp
1
6%
'3,700 *
9%
14%.
13%
7%
7%'
"21^
2%;
10%'
9%
3%-
ioa.A
3%;
213
10
•'
V?;
'8,700'.
8,500
"2%
2%
3 %
>
12 %
Jan
16%
Oct:
Jan
JUn
Jun
"15% Feb
Dec
.'" 12% Jan
4.%. Sep
7
.
'3% Mar
2 i^u
Dec
6% May.
7: 6% July
: " 5,000
1% Mar
v
12%
*
'71,500
.7% "
Jan
Aug
2"% Jan
Dec
*
"
300
39
Oct.
ll'/a
200
14%
13%'
:
30%
Dec
.
4,200
u
l_-i____2.50
Co..
Electronics
59% Aug
20% July
Cfflf*(C A) Amer shures__l Bol
Paniepec
Jan
300
_____—-.-1
Corp
Petroleum
5%
A
Aug
30''JA
24%
class
Page-Hersey Tubes—
Pall
Corp class
A__:
Paddingfon
Aug
24%
88%
87 V*
w__——-
—
26%
Jan
233/a
122% May
$4 75 .dividend
Pacific
Jan
223/4 Mar
21
-
93
$4.40
Pacific
■
88
Tlighting $4.50 preferred......*
dividend preferred•
preferred
*
$4.75/conv dividend preferred.*
$4.36 dividend preferred
•
Pacific
Class
—
20
Dec
■
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
preferred
4.80%
preferred series B, I
4.50%
preferred series C
Montgomery Ward As* Co class A
Jan
75% Jan
19% Aug
950
900
15
4%
Aug
7% Jun
5% Feb
17%
60
Jan
95
»
Products
6%
Clay
Gas
.1 si. preferred..—-i-——
Park
Monogram Precision Industries...-
36
.
3% Oct
16%
I
7% Jan
25% Mar
V
% Jun
3'A Nov
18,000
1,000
4%
55
—
1
Corp
450
2,500
14%
4'A
15%
°
59
17%
5
Corp
Mig
Va
90c
Ltd
preferred
Opelika
5
50c
Corp.
Petroleum
Ogden Corp
4.80%
1% May
10%
Jan
20
50c
Light 5%
Jun
Jun
Dec
34 Va
Jun
21%
13
preferred
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America.—
Montrose
34
17% Ma/
23,100
14
20%
*
Ltd
Jan
2.50
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk
9% Feb
6%
14%
•
Canada
Pwr &
12
2,000
1
Rosario__3.33 %
Cement
Industrial
Pacific
22
preferred
Corp_
of
Jan
11,000
Inc
Rankin
Paeitic
5
conv
Co
convertible
Corp
3%
2%
Airlines
Northern
Jan
1
__
Miller Wohl Co common
Mining
3% Mar
16%
Co
Southern
Penn
Nov
50c
Corp $1
Piping
8%
Jun
1%' Nov
Jan
1
-
Mid-West Abrasive
Midwest
Oct
2%
May
1
.
preferred
Midland
2%
2,600
50c
Co
1% Jan
1
—
'
Microwave
15,200
2%
Jan
10
Inc
Hone
2%
2%
Dec
30,900
122% 139%.
13%
l
1
,
.
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
Feb
2%
20 ?a
5%
Micromatic
May
Aug
5%
1
Extruders
July
20
1
Canadian
Northeast
North
5%%
Miami
38
Dec
'
Jan
2%
125%
Co
Corp
4% Aug
Aug
10%
1
Ltd
Dec
31%
2%
Co
Thermit
7
10%
__
___50c
Co
Iron
&
Jan
24
Nov
Mar
9%
2%
,
31%
•
Merrill Island Mining Corp
Metal
'
2 %
American Royalties Inc
North
Sep
21%
4%
3
Inc
Merchants Refrigerating Co
Mesabi
:
500
:
19%
_
American
Overseas
'
_
Ltd
&
15%
26
11
Jan
1%
£1
Corp___^_
Johnson
Menasco
.;V,
Ltd
Co
warrants
McCulloch
Mead
2.50
Tire & Rubber
Co
Jan
Jan
Dec
16
1,200
2,000
38,200
6,800
3,000
7
vtc
8%
13%
8,100
7,100
Inc
International
Industries
Maule
1,100
2,300
19%
36
11
Dec
9%
18%
Co
Service
Massey-Ferguson
18
33
Jan
23%
Oct
2%
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs ~
Martin
13 Va
Aug
Jan
Oct
17%
1
33%c
lc
A
Inc
Communication
5,300
*
Mines
Lltes
Apr
Dec
1
6,500
10c
50c
class
Corp
Specialities
Marconi
4,600
18%
11
1
Merchandise
Rim
7 %
Dec
10%
1%
19
Stores
Mansfield
15 "V '
1
Honduras
Nickel
63
warrants
Corporation
Public
Mangel
12%
17%
Jan
16
ftftv'vft -SS,',
Mages Sporting Goods
Maine
2{g
16 Va
Land
Nipissing Mines
23 %
1
Inc
Magellan Petroleum Corp
Majestic
%; Dec
1
2%
Co
Auction
&
Jan
200
-ft M
MacFadden Publications
Oil
Sep
10%
16%
Co
Jan
Nucleai
Magna
12,800
25c
Chem
Mining
24 Va
22,400
2
B)
Feb
16%
20%
Watch Co
&
&
13%
34%
1%
'
Airlines
18%
Oct
18
20
Zinc
Nov
900
■
32%
10c
(G
Oct
Nov
14%
1
& Arizona
Nov
11%
-
Macke
Oct
1
1
& Tel
Clock
Haven
6%
31%
1%
1
Mackey
29%
10% May
V
r. Oct
30c
class A
Co
15%
11
1
Mack Trucks Inc
41
11%
900
lti
Jan
3% Oct
il
8%
•
'
9% "
ft
Jan
;
Oct
18%
800
-13,300
Oct
.'Jan
28
8,400
1
"l%
10c
1
Co
Tel
100
Jan
i—25c
:■
14%
19%
Class B
-2.50
12%'
36
Ltd..
Corp
Mur
Nestle-Le
North
10
7
13%
•
Nelly Don Inc
Noma
30c
12
14%
50c
Corp
15,000
4%
4
25c
A
12%
6%
12 %
hep
6%
,2% "Jan
'
Dec
Kessler & Bartlett—
Lockwood
Class
,
of America
Chain
Corp
Steel
Locke
8%
41%
2V4
1
10
Liberty, Fabrics of N Y com
5%
8 Va
11%
3
1
Inc
21%
Jan
Apr
6%Jan,
2
Video
National
New
38%
40
19%
Jan
7
2%
8%
S
5
25c
University
Extension
Salle
Leesona
20%
.10
Chemical
National Union Electric Corp
Natus
New
La
35
.__2
Machinery
Starch
National
*'
1,700
'
Inc
13%
Oct
5%
6 %
Sep
12%
Oct
f/z
20,000
100
33%
1
Rubber
Car
3%
'
National
Jan
5%
6'A
6%
3
3%
1,600
•
4%.
8
V
8%
National
Steel
7%
35
25c
Industries
Presto
4%
1
National Telefilm Associates
La
Jan
7% Dec.'
1,300. • 7
•7 7'VNov
800 •'
1
Mig & Stores-;
National Petroleum Ltd
National
L'Aiglon
8%
3,700
1
Inc_
National
33%o
Oct
4%
•
7%
National
18%
22,300
2%
19%
20% July
13% Apr
600
19
Oct
-4
4%
National
Nov
2
64,700
4%
18%
1
1
Kropp (The) Forge Co
v
4,800
'
Napco
Jan
4% Mar
18%
(The) Corp Class A
$1.20
2%
2%
Oct
4%
Corp
Electric Weld Machines.
Equipment Rental Ltd—
Dec
Oct
2%
25c
5
_
Company
%
1%
3,100
5
■,
new
National
700
13,600
2%
7.50
Inc
L)
J an
Jan
1
2
1
Inc
Jun
8%
8%
7%
8%
4 %
Industries Inc—
—
1'
Dehydrat & Milltng__3
Bellas Hess
1
National Brewing Co (Mich)
...—1
National Casket Company—
5
%
1%
Jan
V
6%
.
8
8%
1
Inc
2%
1
Minerals Corp Ltd
Kirkland
Klein
200
6
6%
5
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
2
1
Jan:
34%
ft ■*'
2%
'
1.25
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
14%
Oct
>■". 5
34%
Dec
29
23 %•
N
3J3 Mar
1% Mar
—
2
-101
Company
2%
1
:'V
•'
r
Jan
Sep
i?
7%
2,800 >
300''
8%''
35
6%- Feb
Nov
Aug
17
30.
Sep
8,290
26%
12%
,
Nachinan
Kilembe
——--
v
Dec
11%
Muskogee Co. _i.r.—;—i
16,000
39,500 "t
600 f
34
35
Feb
2,200
22%
8%
8%
Jan
Dec
July
13
68%
23%
:
5
2.50
10
50c
Jan
16%
May:',.
22 %
4%-
20%
32
22
4%
July
66
,
V
16%
Dec
10
30%
13
2.50
8
,
9,200
3%
95%
29%
24%
1
& Co
85,500
67
250
—5
Inc
11%
95%
,
29%
1
Stores
(Walter)
3%
pfd__100
(Del)
Co
9%
10%
50c
,,,
4%%
Chemical Co
Kawneer
Kidde
Electric
Company
Drug
Kawecki
Kay
4
Corp
(D) & Company.
Gas
1
4
Aug
14
•
1
Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg. Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Murphy
4%
4 % '
Muntz TV Inc
K
Dec
3%
200
9 Va
8%
9%
V-
26
25
26
v
15
Jan
3%
3%
300
400
14%
2.50
..12.50
1
Mills Inc
Vernon
x3%
3%
±
Compr.ny—
Diablo
9
13,900
x3%
*
T
2%
Dec'
-2
1,000
2%
2%
com.—1
Products
Metal
Clemens
Mt
Jeannette Glass Co
High
Low
High
Low
Par
Range for Year 1960
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1900
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
2 %
Dec '
.
V '3 % "Oct
11% Aut
r'v5% Feb.
61A Mayt
Volume
193
Number 6021
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(227)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Exchange
"
Week's
Sale Price
of Prices
Low
65%
65%
66%
1,400
26 y2
26%
26%
100
Perfect
;
Range for Year 1960
High
Pep Boys (The)—
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp—-2.50
;
41
37
Photo
Peruvian
20c
Inc
Oils
Minerals-
&
8%
8
8%
700
7'A
American Stock
13
Get
60
68
Servo Corp of America
Aug
Servomechanisms
40%
33%
Jan
66"% July
1% Mar
Shattuck
47%
Shawinigan Water &
Sherwin-Williams Co
41%
18,400
1%
1A
22,900
H Feb
34%
33%
34%
1,100
31% Mar
Jan
Seton
Leather
11%
20c
Oct
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
Inc
21
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Feb
Week's
Last
Exchange
High
Dec
1%
i—.—1
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
'
Low
(Range for Week Ended January 13)
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
31
Mining
Range for Year 1960
Low
12%
5,000
9%
Oct
7%
9%
24 V2
Jan
7,700
7%
Oct
16
Jun
Jan
40
Sep
Nov
10% Mar
9
35
-_5
High
11%
Co
Denn
Shares
High
7'/a
77a
.1,300
6%
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Industries
5
—
Sep
4%
>
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
10 pesos
Phillips Screw Co
———A—10c
.Phoenix. Steel Corp ( Del)^——__4
.
;
Plasecki
Pierce
\
Aircraft Corp_.
Industries
5
Inc—
400
4%
400
4
3'A
Dec
7
Dec
9'/a
17,600
8%
800
8
~8Vs
1
10%
8%
—1
—
5%
3%
10
8%
1,300
Dec
6%
7 % May
7%
Jan
Shoe
11% Aug
16% Feb
Dec
Co
Plastic
r.
Materials
Pneumatic Scale
Polarad
&
99
97%
99
——»
12 Vs
11%
12%
3,400
10
Inc__10c
7%
7%
800
6
Sep
May
50
Polymers
Electronics Corp
Jan
'
Simmons
300
35
Oct
59%
Jan
19%
50c
41%
19%
20%
16,500
17
Oct
36%
Jun
$3
Sinclair
Poloron
Products
Polycast
class
A
.1
(The)
Corp
Polymer Corp class A
2.50
2%
2%
Alexander
&
Inc
(Del)
2.50
Pratt &
6,500
9%
Nov
21%
Sep
11,600
15%
Dec
24
Jan
10%
10%
300
52%
50 %
53%
600
2 lA
2%
2 A
.
•
61%
60%
9%
14,000
61%
1 %
500
Sep
11
58%
Jan
3%
July
Feb
66
59% May
Sonotone
Soss
Preston
Proctor-Silex
Progress
$1.25
66%
Mfg
Co
Inc
convertible
42
2,200
4%
5
21,200
5%
5%
5%
4,300
1
common
41%
5%
1
Corp
41%
1
Ltd
13%
13%
800
27% May
30 %
Dec
46%
Jan
17%
Oct
19%
Sep
%
Jan
Va
Apr
22%
24%
21,800
25
17% July
25
29%
Jan
25
19% Aug
31
Jan
10c
(The)
Providence
Public
preferred
5%
Jan
5%
Dec
9%
Jun
11%
20
Company
1
Gas
Service
21%
•
of
21%
10%
10%
22%
Oct
20%
20 %
Apr
9%
preferred
Puerto Rico Teleulione Co
100
33%
Jan
11%
84%
81 %
Jan
88
35
Jan
56%
20%
Sep
29%
Nov"
23%
21%
22%
13%
13
13 %
14
6%
2,600
35,800
1
Oil
2
A
3'A
8,100
3%
35%
Feb
Rayette
Real
Co
Inc
Estate
Trust
of
40c
—
19
9
Reeves
Nov
23%
24%
5,800
21%
Dec
29 %
Soundcraft
5,800
15%
Nov
27
Reinsurance
22,300
6%
NOV
10
11%
Jan
19%
9
19%
CorpA.,
&-Co.
Dec,.
5%
:
9,000
3%
Sep
5
6%
3%
6%
7
31,500
5%
Dec
.11%
24%
24%
500
24%
24 %
24%
700
19
Oct
<
;
'
2%
3%
%
58%
2,050
12 %
13
13%
15
Oct
2
8,500
1,700
53%
ill
56
25
26
cumulative
preferred
Resistoflex
Corp
Argentine Mining
•% May
45%
3,000
Feb
9% July
12
1,000
Nov
■5%
2
Jan
Mar
59%
Dec
4%
14
Oct
26
Jan
4%
10,800
3%
Dec
8%
Jan
2,100
4%
3%
Jun
6%
preferred-
25
25
Ridge way Corp
Rio Algom
Rio
series
Grande
Vtc
_—
Mines Ltd common
Warrants
Robinson
to
Pipe
Shoe
25
Petroleum
Corp
7}|
8%
%
Oct
1%
500
8
8
4%
5%
1
1965
14'A
Inc—20c
Products
Rochester Gas & Elec
Rolls
100
7%
28%
Jan
Aug
2%
Dec
Jan
Jun
9%
43,000
0% July
8A
13,800
% July
14
5%
Dec
£1
6 Va
1-50
5Vs
Amer
dep. rets ord regis
Roosevelt Field Inc
31
Rowland
Nov
120
73%
Jan
18 %
Oct
82% Aug
41% Aug
5 Va
—
5% May
300
5 Vs
3%
200
3%
4 Vs
16%
22%
24,100
9 Va
8%
9%
2,000
3%
11,500
20%
1
Inc..
4
Roxbury Carpet Company
2,500
.50c
Ryan
Fifth
Company—
0%
61H
Metals
.
Tube
class
Aviation
•Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
'
'
„
7%
Apr
Oct
7
Jan
8 Va
July
5%
Feb
18 Va
Jan
T—--"
Nov
19,700
1%
5
Nov
A Dec
..
.
Sarcee
Petroleums
Brewers
.
(JB)
Ltd
Stinnes
(Hugo)
Stone
Industries
Saxon
Sayre
& Fisher
Scurry-Rainbow
Corporation
Electronics
Sunset
Bros
1,500
1,900
5
100
22% Aug
23
Aug
10%
11%
3,600
60
60 Va
800
30
33%
4%
21
Feb
9%
17
Sep
14%
Jan
Sep
17 Vs
Nov
July
7%
Nov
54
Apr
8%
11% May
4% Jun
72% Jan
33%
6,400
Jun
29%
Dec
8%
9%
33,400
7 Vs
Oct
11%
Jan
8%
8%
400
7%
Nov
13Va
Jan
9%
10%
3,500
8 Va
Oct
23%
23%
100
22 Va
12 Va
13 Va
1,800
11%
—
10%
13Vs
1%
lVa
14
Jan
Dec
26
<M,^b
Oct
18%
1%
60,700
68 Va
68 Va
70%
25,400
59
11
10
11%
2,100
9
Dec
2,200
21
24%
24%
%
Nov
...
July*
Jan
2% Feb
74%
Nov
17 Va
Jan
Feb
24%
Jun
6%
Jun
3%
4
900
2%
Feb
6 Va
6 Va
6%
800
5%
Dec
9%
8%
A
Symington
Syntex
4%
10
10
A
2,400
26,900
A
2%
2%
2%
3,400
9
8%
9
1,000
.
..
7% Oct
Ve July
2
Nov
8 Va Dec
12 Va
Jan
12
Jan
%
Jan
4%
Jan
15
Jan
9%
9%
100
Jan
10
27%
26%
28'A
5,800
25%
Oct
40 % .Jun
72%
72%
73%
200
62%
Nov
92
8
9%
8%
12%
12Vi
13
_1
15%
14%
2%
2%
41%
18%
39
1
.
4
3%
Corp
4%
4%
4%
3,100
3%
3%
3%
9,400
18,400
2
Dec
1
25a
9%
400
6% May
Jan
Dec
20%
15%
.400
14%
Nov
17
2%
13,000
18 Va
Nov
41%
42%
200
36 %
July
47
Sep
Aug
18>A
18%
300
17%
Dec
23 Va
Jun
36
40 Va
17,700
30Va
Oct'
42
Sep
13,600
3%
Oct
4%
4%
Oct
9 Va July
3%
Feb
4% Mar
4
2
Dec
2%
2%
2%
3
3
3
2%
2%
6%
5%
6%
4,900
30%
28 Va
31 Va
21,300
23%
21%
23%
3,600
5
23 %
21%
23 Va
8,600
6%
2
9%
11%
5
Corporation
Dec
Jan
1,900
2%
1
10c
Wayne Corp warrants
Talon
Inc
Class
4%
class
B
Jan
Mar
A
common
common
cumulative
preferred
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
Technical
Va
1,000
-
900
Technical
—♦
Corp
39%
Inc
_50c
34%
1
Inc
Jan
Mar
3% July
22%
Jan
6% Mar
2% May
3% Aug
2
Dec
4
4%
Oct
8%
Jun
Oct
42 Va
Apr
16 Vs
Feb
23%
15%
Jan
23%
Apr
Jun
7%
Jan
25
Jan
39%
Dec
5
Nov
10%
Jan
23
July
Corp
10,700
_
4,700
33% Dec
33 Va
36
3,800
32 V*
13%
42,700
3%
6,600
15,000
12%
3
I
2%
Jan
Television
2%.
2%
2,800
1%
Dec
4%
Jan
12%
Tenney Engineering Inc
11
35% Dec
Dec
38 Vs
Dec
6%
Jun
14 Vs
Dec
2
Feb
Oct
4% Aug
21% Aug
Jan
14% Aug
11%
Jan
Jan
4
11%
1
3%
-73%
12
_10c
700
35
3%
Apr
•
5%
34
13
20c
40
5Vs
34%
*
Inc
Industries
39 V*
5
1
Operations
Tel-A-Sign
Teletro
10
Materiel
Oct
7%
5,300
5%
7%
9 %
1,600
6% May
Teleprompter Corp
—-—20
.—20
15% Mar
Oct
19
Jan
Industries
Oil
10%
10 Vs
2,700
8Ve
1
2%
2%
3 Va
1,900
2
Mar
4%
_10c
8%
7%
8%
6,700
6 Vs
May
10%
Sep
Inc—25c
5%
5%
5%
2,100
5%
Dec
7%
Nov
2% ~
2%
2%
7,600
1%
Dec
4% Mar
1%
29,800
1 Vs
Jan
Inc
Electronics
16
Electronics
22%
Inc
Shovel
Sep
Thompson-Starrett
Oct
Sep
18%
22
22 %
1,200
20%
Jan
23% July
100
8%
1,100
% Aug
% July
8
1%
Jan
Oct
12%
Jan
7Va
7%
800
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
5Vs
7,200
4
Oct
6 Vs Mar
4% July
4 Va Jun
8%
Jan
7%
Oct
5%
9,100
1
—1
----3
5 Va
5 Vs
500
5%
5%
21,100
2%
Nov
8%
Jan
3Vs
3%
79,700
2%
Nov
5%
2%
2%
2%
3,800
Dec
4 Ve
Jan
2%
2%
2%
400
2%
Oct
5%
Feb
4
4
4 A
300
3%
Oet
4% Mar
28% July
22
20 Va
22 Va
45,200
16%
Apr
20%
20'A
20%
4,100
14%
Apr
23
10%
800
9%
Dec
14 % July
10%
9
Co
Inc
com
Dec
10
93 V*
1%
Jan
2,800
8%
Oct
18%
Jun
Dec
7%
Deo
Aug
8%
10%
23,500
6 Vs
18
17%
18%
3,700
15%
Nov
20%
Jan
1%
1%
7,300
1%
Dec
3%
Jan
8%
500
7%
Dec
14%
5%
6 Vs
900
5 Vs
Aug
11%
Jan
10c
1%
Jan
25c
26'A
25 Va
26 V*
1,600
20 V*
Jun
27 Va
Jan
1
27%
26
27 Va
1,200
23%
Jun
31%
Jan
1
18%
18%
18%
2,100
13%
Oct
22
Jan
deposit rets ord registered
£1
deposit rets def registered—5s
Shipyards Corp
20
Toledo Edison 4 % % preferred
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
11
May
22%
2,100
19%
84%
22%
85%
2%
2%
1,800
4
4
Thorofare Markets Inc.——
Thrifimart Inc class A
Roofing
Inc
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer
Amer
Todd
Oct
2
1
Feb
1%
4%
8%
5
77,000
66,700
1
70c convertible preferred
Thorncliffe Park Ltd
Jan
13
Jan
1U
10%
1A
8Vs
5
18%
16%
%
89
10
Co
21%
300
A
2% July
50
92
10
Feb
I
%
10%
"warrants"
Jan
18
%
1%
50o
Inc
i!l%
92
10c
18%
5%
32.
Corp
1%
•
Jan
3.50
-
1
Light $4.56 pfd
Nov
14% July
18
"'7%
Inc
&
17%
600
21
20
20
1
—-1
50c
Corporation
Power
Textron
Thew
25c
250
7%
15%
19% Mar
10c
:
Superior Tool & Die Co
Superior Window Co class A
Nov
6Va
For footnotes, see page
;
4
10c
Petrol
Dec
12
class B
Dec
5
Ltd
1 Va
Seaporcel Metals Inc
Securities Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums—
Seeburg (The) Corp
—
Seem an
Dec
58%
5
Inc
International
Supercrete
Tower
Trans
Serrick Corp
61%
Jan
*
(Del)
(Del)
2%
9%
Airlines
Jan
May
_1
2
6%
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
53
48
>1
Stop & Shop Inc
1,500
16 pesos
Co—
20
20
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
Seaboard Western
Sep
Aug
5
3,700
2,100
Co Ltd
10%
25c
Corp;
9,300
50c
Oil
7%
5
1
Corp_
Container
2%
19 Va
Co
Dec
25%
20 Vs Mar
—♦
1%
18%
Paper Corp
300
10c
4
Corp
1%
(Del)
Savoy
66
25 Va
—1
Inc
2%
19 Vs
Ltd
Feb
22% May
22% Jan
20%
50c
Co
1%
Ltd
Petroleums
31% Aug
10c
Products
Precision
Stetson
Tilo
Sapphire
Jun
1
Mines
2%
2.50
series
28%
1
B
2%
*
preferred
4 % %
series preferred
4.40% series preferred
5.60% series preferred
5%
300
—
15
_1
preferred
Aluminum
Textron
Inc.
1
1
Enterprises Inc
Statliam
Instruments
Inc_,
Steel Cq of Canada ordinary
'Steel Parts Corporation
Texstar
Salem-Brosius
21%
—
30
10
Corp
Uranium
50c convertible
Texas
8an Carlos Milling po Ltd
San Diego Gas & Electric
1
lo
_
Co
Starrett (The) Corp commdn
Tex am
Ltd
2,600
9%
Terry Industries Inc
Corp
700
22
7%
•
Shares
Terminal-Hudson
Lawrence
.
15 Vs
!
Co
1
.
St.
65
61
21%
2
1
(Kentucky)
1
._
Petroleum.
Consolidated
1%
6%
.50c
Avenue- Inc—
(The F C)
2%
•
Russeks
63
58.%
1
Corn..
Oil
Technicolor
Russell
Jan
Jan
13%
-5
—30e
Inc
Raceway
Products
—
Dec
3,600
6 Vs
6
5%
26
80%
28
30
*
3%
31.800
3,700
15%
79%
pfd F_—-100
—
4%
Royce Ltd—
Roosevelt
Sep
A July
Co—
3
15%
52%
21%
.
22
2
Line
Products
Sunalr
13
5,200
2%
16
Jan
Technical
Rogers Corp
18%
A
Valley I Gas
extended
16%
--
8%
Feb
Oct
8% Aug
30 Va Aug
—
Apr
5
2%
I73/4
1
50c
1
*
Co
45%
6% May
17% May
——.
25
cumulative
—
25
preferred
Stylon
Rico
Jun
Feb
8%
7,100
3,700
Statecourt
Jan
1
Jan
4
23,200
preference
Stanrock
Sep
f—1
Jun
10
30%
In'c.
Standard-Thomson Corp
*<
Jan
100
4%
—
9%
29%
cumulative
Stanley
Oct
21%
19%
3%
Remington Arms Co Inc—
r.
1
12%
Republic Foil Inc
———1
13%
Republic Industrial Corp_
;—.1 .V
4%
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
—•
4%
7"
4%
2,000
5
19%
4%
Co__—-——10
Insurance
Deo
30%
convertible
Standard
Sep
5c
Investment
(Robert)
Reliance
6%
6%
4%
1,200
1
Aug
300
27%
"
Reis
H
~9%
5
Jan
12% Jan
I—-1
Corp
Jan
Aug
19%
x4%
x5
1
Jan
45%
25
California
15% May
36% July
7%
_1
Jan
35 Va
7%
Materials Co Xnc
.;
& Dev
Apr
113 Va
39 Va
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Forglngs Corp
■
vf Reeves Broadcasting
'
1,000
19%
1
:
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
Reda Pump Co
;
14
Investment *
America
39
Nov
6%
preferred
preferred
cumulative preference
Southern
;
,
24%
10
Jan
A
35% July
X29%
preferred
Southern
Apr
17%
1
1
i
;
8
Jan
36%
IIS Dec
13%
1
Dec
26%
7%
cumulative
Standard
Corp
Jan
2,200
39%
cumulative
Southern
*
Co
5%
6,070
~_.~_T2.50
Co
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stahl-Meyer
Inc
Inc
Jan
Nov
53%
1
Standard
Packing
Jan
%
31
.
HI.III
Corp
Standard
Rath
4jj
6%
Standard
Rapid-American
1,800
5%
4.087<?
Q
Ramo
5%
5 %
Spencer
Inc
3%
•
Realty & Utilities
Southland Royalty Co_.
Enterprises,
3,800
6%
•
Southern
Ramco
4 Va
5 %
£1
4.24%
14%
13%
3A
3%
30%
48"
Co
4.32%
Jan
22%
*
5
1
4%
fr
4.56%
Jan
11%
3
Pyle-National
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
50,200
2%
Sep
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Puritan Sportwear Corp
Co
A
30%
original
4.78%
Sep
55%
May
% May
%
51%
Oil
Corp
4.88%
Jun
49%
55%
1
A
Publishing—
Manufacturing
5%
Jun
83%
20c
15,100
Southern California Edison—
Colorado—
4%%
1 Va
1
Penn
Aug
15
1
•
Coast
Jan
Oct
10%
3,500
1 %
'
36
5,000
4.48%
Prophet
23 Vs
1
Dec
Feb
18 %
13
43%
A
3
50
1,500
58,200
,
•
South
Inc
Mines
Dec
%
preferred
South
Prentice-Hall
Jan
Dec
17%
„25c
Venezuelan
Feb
31%
129
A
f
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered
Slick Airways Inc
Smith (Howard)
Paper Mills
Jan
Jun
44
96%
Oct
17%
Jan
227a
♦
Lambert Co
3%
Dec
19%
1
Power Corp of Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd—
2
12
"
Powdrell
1,200
11%
21%
1
.
2%
'12
July
Ltd
Simpson's
•
Mar
89
%
2
Shares.
Boardman
conv
90
17%
_2
American
31
24%
30
96
31
:
2,200
1,700
144 *
95
3
Silvray Lighting Inc
Simca
28'A
129
10c
Co
B
Jun
40
Petroleum
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
9'A
27%
144
100
Silver Creek Precision
Corp
Silver-Miller
Mines Ltd
103% Aug
,13% Mar
40
a_10
;—.
-
7
89 %
700
28%
12.50
Canada.,
America—
1
of
Class
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co—
common
of
Siboney-Caribbean
Jan
•
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
Feb
6%
16
Power
Aug
Acceptance Corp
Cuba
Oil
class
Co class
A—
A
1
Radio
Corp
.1
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
•
Trl-Continental warrants
True Temper Corp
:
~2%
4
50c
Trans Lux Corp
1
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com.lOc
Trav-ler
—
5% July
—
20%
125
400
78
Dec
Jan
12% Mar
6%
Feb
27 %
Jan
86
Sep
2% May
3%
Jan
3 Va
8%
Jan
Dec
32
Vs
352
28,000
18 Vs
15%
18 Vs
7,700
8%
Feb
16%
9%
8%
9%
700
8 Va
Dec
17%
Jan
5%
5%
3,600
5 Vs
Dec
7%
Nov
2,200
14 Ys
Dec
29
Jan
5%
17%
16
18
% July
A
Dec
27
-10
25%
27%
8,300
20%
Oct
27%
Jan
20%
20
21
1,600
19%
Dec
22
Jan
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(228)
.
.
Monday, January 16, 1961
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended January 1 3)
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
for Week
Par
Low
Friday
BONDS
Shares
of Prices
Low
High
8
Steel
Union
Investment
Union Stock
United
Canada
of
Co
Yards
L
Omaha
of
Aircraft Products
United
Asbestos
Improvement
United
Industrial
United
Milk
United
Molasses
American
United
H
18 %
12,700
14%
Oct
28% May
Pump 4s inc debs
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
16%
3,700
12%
Apr
17
Bethlehem
10%
10%
200
■J
27%
27%
300
26%
Nov
28%
7,000
3%
Oct
8-%
Jan
4%
4%
18
5
Oct
May
II
Dec
100
40%
Oct
5%
6%
18,900
7%
Jan
Delaware Lack
1%
4,500
1%
Nov
3%
Jan
Lackawanna
7%
9,000
4%
Dec
8%
Jun
5%
Dec
6
Feb
167%
Jun
181%
Pacific Aluminum
4%
172
173
4% July
110
173
1
U
8
U
S FOil
U
S
class
Co
Rubber
B
Consolidated
«
Container
Universal
Controls
Marion
6%
7%
Apr
Davega
6%s
Jan
Stores
36%
22,200
1
9
9%
9 %
6%
5%
36%
32%
com_10c
6%
25o
A
Corp cl
15%
Inc_
1st
•
Corp
Utah-Idaho Sugar
6%
50.400
6,200
6%
14
14%
56,100
■
subord
1973_
Range for
Sold
Year 1960
Low
No.
100
52
1978
89%
2
High
138
93
88%
88%
88%
Jan-July.
89%
107%
50
84%
7
82%
63%
69%
91%
121
119
__
$67
-Feb-Az/fif
44
12
90
$119%
Feb-Aug
12,900
8%
3,800
1975
Western
&
90
'75%
89%
1
82%
107%
17
100%
107%
1
36%
49%
19
32
99%
99%
89%
AGuantanamo
Dec
11%
92
b
'v".-.J
1993
A
May-Nov
46%
Jan
11%
Jan
37
21%
May
Mar-Sept
37
21%
15
$98
Corp—
1963
ApriZ-Oct
$75
70
75
104
81
128
Jan
Sep
104
RR—
Division—
J
4s series
debentures
General
Jan
6% Aug
41%
Development 6s 1975
13%
1970
4s
Lithium
5%s
Corp
Midland
Jan-July
105% 107%
$7%
126
liq tr ctfs—
59%
119
86
14
7%
126%
58%
58
115
59%
25
59
21
94%
21
157
77
America—
of
subord
conv
107
Jan-July
Inc 6s 1972
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
debs
Valley RR 4s
19%
28
Dec
National
Bellas
Dec
18
Feb
National
Research
1970
April-Oct
1963
110
108
112
$86%
ApriZ-Oct
'
88%
81
105%
86%
Jun
July
22
May-No\
Western RR
&
Hydrometals
Jan
11% Mar
Dec
12%
•
14%
8%
8%
89%
June-Dec
A 1st mortgage 4s
series B 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Jan
6
1,700
16%
15
•
5
debs
debs
of N
mortgage
5%
19
Dec
27%
1,200
6%
40
—17.78
.
6s
subord
conv
8
May
3% Apr
30% May
1,000
34%
10
Oil__
Insurance
Universal
7%
34%
.
Dec
5%
1,600
6%
3
3,700
3%
25o
Corp
Universal
Universal
7%
3%
1
Reclaiming Co__
American
Universal
7%
3%
1
_
Universal
7%
50 o
Air Conditioning Corp_.
Ceramic Tile Co
Bonds
High
Apr
1%
6%
1%
55
6s
U S
Friday's
$51
1994—June-Dec
June-Dec
1970
Authority 3%s
Corp—
8,100
General Builders
United
or
Bid & Asked
100
Quar-Feb
Chicago Transit
15,200
~5%
100
June-Dec
1998
1
Aug
Industries
4A
18
10s
Canal
Chemoil
6s
2%s series A
43 %
Ltd—
Co
Edison
if
1%
dep rets ord regis
Boston
Steel
318
5
Investing
&
13% Jan
9% May
3%
Jan
43%
"warrants"
JRR&
4
•
2.60
Products
Week's Range
Jan
4%
27%
1
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc_
Elastic Corp
United
16%
1
Corp
United
1974
16
50a
United
debs
17%
4
il_20
:
subord
conv
&
16%
:
•
Co
5%s
Inc
AAmer
Gas
Last
Sale Price
Low
Alsco
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Period
High
u
Union
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1960
Apr
convertible
5s
9% July
6% May
Hess
5%s
1984
New
101 %
1976—Jan-July
99%
102%
99
72
100
101
98%
127
20
90
113
22
67%
Cotp—
subord
debeptures
National Theatres & Television
5%s
April-Oct
Inc—
1974—
England Power 3%b 1961
__
May-Nov
77
77%
$99
Mar-Sept
99%
80
99%
96
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s
Valspar Corp
1
9%
9%
9%
8% Mar
12%
5%
5%'
5%
900
5%
Dec
7%
Jan
5%
700
4%
Dec
6%
Sep
1,400
'
Venture Capital
Victor
Paint
Victoreen
Viewlex
warrants.1
Corp of America
Inc
6%
class
Oct
7
12%
13,500
13%
16%
72,300
15%
14%
15%
5,400
Oct
17% Aug
19% July
1
;
Coke Co
11%
15%
8%
8%
10%
47,700
5%
Jan
12%
7
6%
7%
70,300
4% May
6"%
Products
25o
16%
16%
16%
1,200
•
15%
13%
15 %
1,900
—lOo
1st mortgage 3%s 1968
April-Oct
mortgage 3s 1971
ApriZ-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964—June-Dec
14%
12%
14%
22,800
■IjW-
9% Mar
12
11
% July
9% May
8% Oct
'
3%s
—
1970
Dec
17
12% Aug
14
Jan
Public
Service
Electric
5%s
Safe
subord
conv
Harbor
Water
debs
Waite
6%
&
Bond,
Inc
non-cum
Waltham
new
.100
Power
Precision Instrument
Co
99%
__
93%
$83
96%
12
101%
87%
5
96%
96
81
.
,
96%
87%
90
97 V4
86
series
A
B
C
73,600
3
Mar
180
70
Jun
77
4%
1976
E
F
Jan
Dec
series
3s
3%s
series
series
4%s
76% May
series
3%
1,800
4%s
1,800
4%a
series
4%s
series
1
76
2
15,400
1%
Dec
1%
1%
1%
78,600
1
Jun
110
61
78
3% Mar
1%
Jan
Jan
93
Company Inc„
Wentworth Manufacturing
Xj
3%
3%
300
July
3% Apr
90%
124
.1.28
2%
2%
400
1%
Oct
5% Aug
3% Jan
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd-
-i%
—
18
3,700
I§
Dec
11®
_50o
20
19%
500
17%
Oct
23%
Feb
Jan
~4%
"4% ~4%
88% Aug
5% Apr
95%
$64
67
95
96
■
60
V
$86
87%
$80
$84%
$90y4
92
Feb-Aup
$78
—
■
-
84
April-Oct
$96%
Feb-Aug
-
1982
J an-A up
Mar-Sept
i——j±i
1983
1985
California
102
3%s
102
—
—
102%
102
84%
85%
78
1
84%
v»"'.
78
91%
3
81
92%
84 y4
—
90
-
102
92
98
15
94%
104
1
97%
105
96%
103%
102% 102%
36
2
103
1
86
91%
10
83%
88%
891/4
1
86%
99%
1970—
1021/2
IO41/2 104%
:
Gas
.
91%
86
79
.
-
88
76
•.
—
65
96%
75%
'
—.
-T—
86
1982-
169
88%
■
86
$87
Feb-Aug
1982
I
J
99%
94
1231/4
'
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
1981
K
L
5
99%
2
91%
91%
88%
88%
89'/4
107
Jftn
West
ift
series
15
117%
$83
—
Feb-Aup
:
_Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug.
April-Oct
Southern Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971—.Jan-July
Southwestern Gas^&T Electric 3%s 1970
Feb-Aug
5s
Southern
97
1979
H
series
6%
2
140
95%
133
May-Woo
+
119
1978
G
5%
78
1981
1976
D
119
Jan-July
1973
series
series
2%
2
-100
Weiman
6%
3s
debs '62—Jan-July
Mar -Sept
1965
1973
series
$90
May -Nov
conv
2%
1
Webb & Knapp Inc common
$6 series preference
,
$99%
93
V
ApriZ-Oct
Corp
Edison
3 %s
5%
6s
1964
3s
California
6
__10
.
75
—.-
4
com
pfd
conv
4%
Dec
Co
Southern
3%s
3%
"6%
Gas
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
3%s
Co
&
Rapid American Co 7s debs 1967
2%s
Aircraft
—
Jan-July
1998_Jan-July
—
3s
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs
7% preferred
Jan-July
1st
w
Waco
1963
to
Feb
5,400
Vogt Manufacturing
Inc
extended
Power
Ohio
Jun
2
A
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal &
Vornado
5% Dec
6%
12
1
250
Co__
5%
1
Instrument
Vlnco
Vita Food
4%
Co
(The)
1953
Jun
1
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber
Van Norman Industries
due
&
Chemical
Products
Inc
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western Development Co
Western
Gold
Western
Uranium
&
pfd
4
12,700
3%
Jan
4,300
3%
Dec
4%
Aug
4
Ilic
"3%
2"%
Dec
3%
June-Dec
—
96%'
96%
Webb
June-Dec
66
65%
66
&
Knapp Inc 5s debs
American dep rets ord shares
Tablet & Stationery
Coal
20
Westmoreland
Inc
10
7,200
(The)
Wieboldt
Williams
ft
1,600
% Mar"
16,300
40%
33
29
Dec
19%
Dec
32% May
37% Jan
23%
3,150
29%
29%
250
26% Mar
30
May
—
45%
48%
200
41
Feb
50
Jun
—
—
•
100
%
tt
%
19,500
A Sep
H Mar
25%
23%
25%
5,600
18% Mar
3-
2%
3%
800
%
Jun
28% July
3% Aug
2,300
14 %
May
30%
29
29%
20
20
400
19%
Dec
21%
Nov
14%
13%
14%
1,700
12%
Jan
15
Jun
10
8%
8%
8%
6,200
7%
Dec
11%
Jan
2%
Feb
1
4%
4%
5%
7,600
„_1
common.
5% preferred
20%
19%
21%
6,900
-28
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4 % %
(John) Industries Ltd
Wood Newspaper Machine
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(P W)
dep rets
preference
Wright
Hargreaves
ord
9
Jun
Maranhao
stamped (Plan A) 2%s
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
a7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
A7s
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
.
92%
10
22%
23%
200
1—1
10%
8%
10%
18%
.18%
18%
34%
Ltd
16%
89
94%
89
92
65
67
$13%
13%
20%
of Denmark
5s
1120
2008—May-Woo
$54
.May-Nov
April-Oct
June-Dec
$80
;
1972
69
$80
$99
90
100
98%
90
100%
Jan
Feb
87
Jan
98
July
23%
Oct
29
Apr
1,340
7%
Dec
14
Jan
200
17%
Dec
30%
7 i7e
Dec
11 %
Aug
—£1
2% May
3%
Jan
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2C08
Mar-Sept
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Jan-July
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-July
$55
63%
67
44%
50
40
48
Peru
44%
44%
45%
55
55
74
Jan
-58
Parana
—
*
regular-.
15
$115
—
Ltd—
American
6%
92 V4
•
2
Woodall Industries Inc.;
17% Dec
17% Aug
— —
pfd__ .100
Wood
72
$85
(Germany) 7s 1951—
Jan-July
Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1952Jan-July
Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—•
Debt Adjustment debentures—
5%s series A 1967
Jan-July
4%s series B 1967—
Jan-July
AHanover
(Prov) 6%s 1949
_Feb-Aug
A
Mortgage Bank
Wilson Brothers
98
63
Dec
29%
_•
Williams (R C ) & Co
90%
6
•/V/
German
21%
29%
—
1
Inc
Brothers Co
Williams-McWilliams Industries
1
$87
ABaden
l
8
Corp
Stores
l
%
ft
40
1
White Stag Mfg Co
Wichita River Oil Corp
90 %
100
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
li
_•
Westmoreland
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
White Eagle International Inc.
V 98
Jan
~3%
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Western
1974
.Jan-July
Sep
%
Corp debs 6s ser A 1963-—
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Apr
4 %
~2%
Wasatch
Dec/
3
4
•
Western Nuclear Inc
Wickes
79
_10c
Leaseholds Ltd
Western
100
1
Inc
20
88%
-40c
II96
1i56
~1%
19,100
1
May
1%
Jan
f
No
1
a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
year's range),
r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range), t Ex-dis¬
Ex-rights, z Ex-stock dividend.
par
value,
Ex-liquidating
(not
included
tribution.
x
A Bonds
in
bking
traded flat.
$ Friday's bid and ask prices;
no sales
being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
«ale
Jewelry
Co
1
Off-Shore
Co
50c
"5%
Zapata
Petroleum
Corp
lOo
5%
20%
800
5
6 Vb
2,700
4%
4%
5%
8,000
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20%
Zapata
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20
Mar
Sep
29%
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Jun
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"M," mortgage; "nvv," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
"conv," convertible;
%
Jan
tive;
5%
Jan
"w i,"
8
when issued;
"w w,"
.
Volume
Number
193
6021
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial
Chronicle
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
STOCKS
Last
of Prices
Par
Motors
Corp
American
Tel
Anaconda
1.66%
Company
Boston
Albany RR
&
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&
Boston
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Boston
Personal
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Eastern
25
5
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Motor
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Boston
Star
New
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Pennsylvania
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Sep
58%
Jan
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Dec
Jan
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Aug
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Sep
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75
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Feb
59%
64% Jun
73%
Jun
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of these Cincinnati
prices.
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58 % Mar
Oct
55
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22%
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Radio
Apr
34
20
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100
210
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93 y8 Jan
Sep
4
10
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Jan
20
RR
Feb
; 47% Dec
61-
Mar
70%
20
5
5%
30
59%
77%
Chemical
-n
497
24 V8
1
Feb
4.429
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Drug & Chemical Co
Rexall
Jan
Nov
v
23%
1
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17%
808
98%:
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Association
A
72%
Companies
Mathieson
68%
5
:
300
63%
*
England Electric System__
England Tel & Tel Co__
New
12%
54%
50c
common
Theatres
Service
74%
•
66%
67
Corp
Racing
.'.50
91%
Cement Corp
Narragansett
National
Co
30
1
-
_
Copper
140
Apr
24% Mar
10
68yi
■
.
68%
Dec
393
Apr
Dec
108%
•
.
Jun
12%
83
50%,
5
•
Island Creek
39%
114
;
50%
225
-
-
%;. 32%
12%
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Co
Kennecott
Jan
Dec
388
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14%
29%
f
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Jan
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332,
51%
30
100
—
Inc
„-
General Electrio Co——
Gillette
31
16
; 51%
83
79%
315
:
Dec
41%
7,784
...
68%
14 v,
17%
Pennsylvania RR
High
Railway Co—
adjustment
cum
First
138
51
i
100
^
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50%
10
.
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*
;
1.428
47"%
67
Property Trust—!
Street
18%
45%
._•——
Range for Year I960
Low
104% 107%
138
preferred
cum
Mass
106%
50
vpr
Par
Shares
High
17%
_100
Co—
&
Gas
4%%
Eastern
33 %
Co
Range
18%
j.
Co
Service
Copper
Low
stocks
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
American
Exchange
Week's
Friday
(Range for Week Ended January 13)
;>
Shawmut
Stone
Association
Webster
&
Inc
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrington
Fruit
United
Shoe
U
38%
717
30%
...
Sep
39%
38%
39%
159
32% Mar
41 y8
Aug
*
18%
18%
19%
2,326
14%
Nov
31%
Jan
25
55%
55%
57%
460
50%
Apr
64
Jan
5
Co
Machinery Corp
U S Rubber ©0
36
•'
47%
47%
64
4iy8
Dec
62%
Jan
50
28%
29%
150
25%
Dec
36 %
Apr
45
49%
1,202
45%
Oct
65 %
Jun
1
:
Co—
United
common
S
Smelting Refining & Min'g
Westinghouse Elec Corp
com
46%
6.25
Detroit Stock Exchange
Par
C
F
Allen
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Par
Aeronca
Burger
;
Brewing
4%
Gas
V;-'
28
28%
*
8.50
Telephone
Cincinnati
Transit
Crystal Tissue
23%
326;
if
,•23%
Machine-!
:
Detroit
Ex-Cell-O
Dec,?.
42%
Jan
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings
84
50
77%
50
752
S7% Mar
97 y4
8%
,
Eagle
National
1
Picher
Gibson
;
Greeting
Jan
86%
Aug
Procter
&
Sep
9
Jan
Sep
12
6% Jan
10 y2
Feb
S
Playing
_
Stores
Co
America
of
American
1
24%
Cyanamid
1,186
26%
30
141
American
Motors
Tel
American
Corp
36% Mar
30
(H W)
Apr
1,663
81%
139%
Dec
24%
152
21%
Dec
28 y8
Aug
28%
26
25%
Nov
34%
,
58
Rudy
148
42%
Oct
27%
132
22
Oct
39
136
28
Sep
35
35
70%
Dec
70%
154
18
Apr
25%
Dec
43%
59%
36%
80
31
47%
145
40
18%
104% 107%
17%
-
29%
Ohio
108%
Steel
23%
120
23%
47%
50
69%
146
38%
75
22%
22%
23%
120
14%
13%
14%
135
13%
13%,:
5
May
65%
Industries
Dec
24%
Dec
42
Dec
67
Jan
58
Sep
77
Jan
41%
Feb
31
May
Abbott
Acme
Admiral
!
new
Chalmers
Co
of
64 %
Jan
57%
Jan
American
Airlines
39%
Dec
American
50
Dec
131
23
Apr
49%
904
44 %
Dec
1,314
28 Va
j—
Tel
American
Cyanamid
90
.
Jan
27
Dec
39 %
Jun
American
Investment Co
American
Mach
Jan
52%
51%
52%
31%
31%
32
23%
24
51
51%
79%
-
27%
Dec
150
1 Va
8%
1,670
3%
Dec
32%
Jan
Jan.
1%
Jun
Jan
9
May
Dec
17
Apr
36% Mar
50%
Jun
23%
23%
120
23%
27%
Jan
2%
2%
205
8%
360
8%
22
400
12
2
Oct
Oct
3% Mar
8
Dec
20%
12 Va
Jan
Jun
24%
Feb
20
13
11%
64
39%
Jun
52
Nov
41%
Jan
18%
Jun
22%
Dec
American
Steel
40
39%
Feb
52%
Oct
American
Tel
American
Tobacco
American
Viscose
20
47
14%
Apr
85%
Dec
Dec
American
Rad
Ward
Register
National Gypsum
:
—
Aviation
8,300
6%
Dec
16%
2,000
14%
Jan
•
11%
1,300
Jan
Jan
Nov
19% July
13% Jan
39% Jan
35% Jan
70%
70%
73%
1,700
01%
22
22%
2,100
17% Apr
25%
Jan
43%
44%
400
26% Mar
45%
Dec
Jan
Oct
107
jan
37
35'/.
37
4,200
31
Dec
43%
47%
46
47%
1,600
40
Oct
59%
20%
20%
1,100
17%
Feb
20%
Oct
88
90 Va
500
49%
Jan
91
Dec
17%
18%
7,400
17%
Dec
29%
Feb
1,600
11% Oct
18%
20%
San
(Un)
13%
13
Co
33%
106%
105
(Un)
12.50
68%
Foundries
Tel
5
l
28%
Anaconda
50
47
Jan
Apache Corp
1.25
14
75
27
71%
Dec
98%
Jan
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
2.50
36%
179%
Dec
265 y4
Jan
Armco
Feb
133
Jun
204%
194
204%
151
103%-
108% 112%
V 141
95
Steel
Armour &
Ashland
39
135
32%
39%
Dec
$1.50
67%
69%
200
Jan
Associates
21%
27
61% July
17% Dec
93
21%
29%
Feb
Atchisoh
41 %
42
34
70
,
Corp
Co.
Oil
38%
Oct
Corp
Company
25
(Un)
Jun
2nd
common
preferred
Investment
1,348
71
99%
Dec
43 %
1,074
40
Dec
56 %
Jan
5%
non-cum
preferred
Athey Products Corp
Dec
27%
27%
Dec
Atlantic
35%
35%
25
34%
Dec
34%
Dec
Avco
21%
41
19%
Dec
24%
300
51% May
65%
Dec
900
33
43%
Deo
900
42%
1,200
35%
36%
1,000
69
69%
900
38%
39 y2
1,700
22%
250
37
37
37
"
56
10
72%
41%
21%
Dec
22%
10
Common
Jan
67%
Sep
Sep
53%
68%
27%
47%
13%
Jan
108 Va
100
57
2,200
9%
800
May
Oct
10% July
29% Oct
•7%
Sep
63
,
Jan
15%
Oct
38 %
May
76%
Jan
29% May
18% July
41%
Feb
23%
Jan
30% May
34% Mar
10%
Sep
27%
9%
11,800
24%
80
Topeka & Santa Fe—
42%
21%
44%
46
Feb
37%
Jan
14
1
*
Co
68%
16
25% Sep
391/2
5
Refining
66%
400
8,400
69
10
(Ill)
&
conv
(Un)
(Un)
13%
30%
107
42%
Jan
,'74%
8
22%
Aug
—
24%
10
__
4
24
9%
17
17
44%
13%
45
Jan
Jan
10 y8 Aug
100
17
Dec
26% Mar
200
32
Jun
42%
Sep
269
28
27%
34%
34%
46
46
50
46%
46 y4
50
32%
60%
60%
33
50%
111
Refining Co
Corporation
46%
,
37
Jan
49%
Jan
Feb
48 Va
Dec
Dec
89 Va
Jan
Bastian-Blessing Co
Bearings Inc
34% May
41%
Aug
Belden
Mfg Co
Gossett
38%
64y8
Dec
10
3
-
—
26% July
38 y2
Sep
41%
40%
41%
37
65
63%
65%
163
33%
33%
55
34%
34%
80
30%
Dec
34 V*
Nov
Apr
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class
Baldwin-Lima-Hanxilton (Un)
&
Bendix
A
Steel
Inc
(Un)
242
31%
Aug
46%
Jan
74
70%
74
189
73
Dec
74 Va
Dec
54 y2
Jan
Booth
52%
Jan
Borg-Warner
69 Va
Jun
Brach
6iy8
Dec
Brunswick
34%
Jan
Rights
58%
Jan
44%
37
35%
Sep
29%
91
25%
Oct
62 %
65%
130
63
63.
25%
25%
253/4
55%
56%
1
?'
87.%
88%
49
49 %
:•
•
50%
Oct
46
Jan
24%
Dec
27-
49%
Aug
105.
79%
50
715
,
95
30'
Sep
May
-
109
48%
Fisheries
Sons
3%
100
5
July
8Va Mar
11%
Nov
17
Jan
92%
150
77
Feb
90
Dec
4
1,200
19
2,050
3%
Jan
4%
17%
Oct
24
15
15%
600
13%
Oct
20%
69%
70
500
56%
Oct
18%
Corp
7.400
1%
1%
42%
42%
44
3,900
53
51%
53
350
5
39%
38%
40%
1
74
Jun
May
Jun
Feb
May
1%
Oct
37% Dec
57 Va
Jan
38%
Jan
55%
Dec
39%
Dec
new
new
common
common
wi
27
27%
100
5
Corp
23% July
23% Nov
37%
36"%
37%
1,600
32% Nov
*
40%
36
41%
4,500
32
Nov
41
Nov
*
47
46%
48%
%
5,700
42 %
Dec
49%
Dec
23/64
86,800
15%
15%
800
13%
Dec
2,700
23/64
—
Budd
Jan
Company
Burlington Industries
Dec
Burroughs
Corp
1%
pi
1
Corp
(E J)
18Va
Dec
17% Aug
900
8
Corp
—
&
92%
5%
11% May
14
5
38 y8
44%
5"%
13
3,200
5
36%
29%
14
14%
2
38%
65%
__
10
Co
Consolidated
Bethlehem
1
13
50c
Corp
Benquet
14%
*
(Un)
Binks Manufacturing Co
Boeing Airplane
footnotes, see page 40.
10%
Jun
1
58 y4
—1
7%
•% May
22% Oct
25 y8
—5
23%
20% Oct
31%
5
Dec
3,800
Dec
5
-
10%
2,100
Mar
*
Dairy
1,600
34
13
2
Distillers
13
27%
46
5
32%
10%
166%
*
:
Dec
_1
(111)—
5
:
16
26%
16
_1
Chemical
68%
2,400
33
60
33%
Mining
Oct '
21%
26%
3.50
Stano
&
&
Bell
:
50
Dec
27%
High
500
10
(Un)
Fdry
American Motors Corp
406
79%
Co
&
203
%_
Range for Year 1960
Low
'
34
142
10
McGraw Edison
Shares
16%
9%
17%
issued
far Week
High
20%
17%
5
Range
of Prices
58%
59 y4
_1
Sales
56%
17%
69%
only
Week's
Low
'58%
*
(P)
For
580
1%
210
„t-J 16%
_*
Co
17
29 %
22
12.50
23 %
70%
8%
Tel
Laughlin
Lead
Dec
468
1
(Un)
Dec
Nov
23%
(Un)
16%
38%
w
Paramount Theatres
20
17%
63
*
Harvester.
International
American
17
1
t
(Un)
American Can Co
40%
3
International
North
Jan
200
Broadcasting
40%
39%
1
+
Gulf Oil
National
55%
13%
8%
♦
America—
Oct
40
—3.33%
Telephone
National
Jan
Dec
37
1
5
Goodyear
Cash
92%
40%
539
13%
_Z
10
1%
—
._
,
Jan
Jan
37
50c
—
Dec
Jan
1
Motors
Corp
Dec
38%
23%
com
Mfg
Ltd
25
69%
5
—
&
49
39%
13%
^5
j.
37%
Oct
1.25
-
—
Electric
National
7%
~7%
5
*
Sep
25% July
61% July
'
new
Mfg—
Alleghany Corp (Un)
134
10
Greyhound
;
1%
Z__1
109
v
_5
—
Dynamics
National
29%
1
7
.
;
Dept Stores
Montgomery
17%
10
Brass
Aluminum
"
General
Monsanto
17%
Co
Aluminium
55
___2.——5
Trailer
Minnesota
17%
;
Advance Ross Electronics
Akron
Jan
85
r___——1
_•.
General
Mead
2,639
_1
General
When
42%
Corp.
Aug
65%
5
_
Steel
17%
63%
1
Motor
Lorillard
42%
Last
Laboratories
16%
Nov
%
Martin
42%
Sale Frice
11% May
65%—
.-10
Kodak
&
70
Par
32%
28
10
Gas
Pont_!__
Jones
70
Friday
11%
25
:
Steel-
General
70
STOCKS
Jan
25
.'
Service
Fruehauf
29%
175
Midwest Stock Exchange
44
17%
—5
„_J
20
21/64 31/64
21/64
—
Federated
40% Mar
220
A compilation of the round-lot
transactions
23 y2
17% July
46%
47%
*.1
j
Curtiss-Wright
Dayton Power & Light
Ford
776
35%
Dec
39 y4
39%
*
;
Chemical
49%
49%
Z_Zlo
32%
1
Eastman
Jan
16%&5ay
ZZ.ZZ.Z~~ 2 50
_Z~
2
Z. Z_Zl
Co
43%
8
-
Columbus & So Ohio Electric
Du
70%
Dec
Dec
38%
1—100
:
Colgate-Palmolive
Dow
Deo
10%
Apr
Jan
52
68%
..
Dec
79%
165
47%
69
17%
69%
22%
22%
269
803
66%
13
,
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Detroit
38
2,412
1% May
37
Manufacturing
Jun
36
46
3
_
Products
624
10%
Jan
Oct
36%
.1
Rights
Corn
40
10
29
'
'/
-
Jan
_5
Boeing Airplane
Cities
40
35%
Scotten Dillon
A Ills
.Columbia
Jan
40
Co
Dec
47%
1
,
Burroughs
40%
ZZZ—ZZ~1
Jan
72% ,.72%
22%
22%
18%
,,
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Burlington
Dec
1
Jan
33%
106%
—
Brunswick
Jan
Dec
26%
29
——
&
12%
90c
389
10
Rustproof
Rickel
Dec
130
28 Va
10
Products
&
5%
95c
Jan
48%
33%
22%
10
Armour
Bethlehem
100
Deo
Sep
2$% Jan
Nov
Jan
Feb
26%
12
,
&
6%
6%
13 %
ZZl66%
■
Parke Davis
Oct
45%
50
'Baltimore
110
29
;
Wheel
Oct
33%
33 %
—
Anaconda
Oil
Screw
Motor
25
23%
48%
—1.66%
Co__
—
Steel
16%
357/3
Seeley-Thermos
Kresge (S S) Company
Lansing Stamping
25%
1
——
Tel
Sep
Sep
27%
1
Tobacco
&
4%
16%
95c
40 5/.
King
Parker
12.50
American
Avco Corp
32
26%
1
;
Can
American
Ashland
133
!•
Airlines
Armco
31%
*
American
Ampex
17%
—10
1
Limited
Aluminum
Dec
Co
Jan
22 %
20%
140%
17
Feb
Stocks
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminium
28%
125
359
5
;
Unlisted
Allied
_
Card
38% July
23%
_2
Rapid-American
29% Mar
22 y8
2 y2
common
125
22%
31
Jun
2%
Dec
21%
1
'
Gamble
37
12 Va
1,600
5
General Motors Corp
39%
Motor
High
2,119
3%
5
Ford
22%
5
—
Lunkenheimer
U
5
-
Cards-
Kroger
36%
Low
17%
3%
28 %
oq
Aug
Feb *"*
Masco
Diamond
17
95c
ZZ_I_3
Corp
26% July
129
50
Edison
41%
"*30%
Range for Year 1960
28%
10
Feb
39%
10%
Paner
Feb
84
8%,
«s/
8hares
High
1
25
;
—
21%
99% 100%
10%
for Week
5
34%
39%
*
~
Sep
39%
12 y2
;
—
i63/8
*
—
Jan
100 y4
8754"
Brown-McLaren Mfg
Burroughs Corp
Chrysler Corporation
Consolidated
Zi
Products
Sales
Range
of Prices
Jun
37%
38%
37/
10%
38%
100
Mililng
19 y4
67
.29%
High
Dec
100
20%
,28%
27%
6y2
50
preferred
Cincinnati
Low
55
—
_10
common
Cincinnati
Range for Year 1960
High
20'%
—
10
'
Shares
.,7J/4
_*
Carey
Cincinnati
Low
•
1
.
Manufacturing
1
Champion Paper common.
for Week
of Prices
171/-
Electric
Metal
Week's
Low
1
Briggs Manufacturing
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Wrigley Stores
American
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
A
Cincinnati Stock
Friday
STOCKS
(Un)
15%
5
(Un)
18%-
1
5
-
17%
18%
28%
27%
28%
1,200
31% Aug
48% Jan
*27% ~Jan
16% Dec
23%
Jan
26%
40%
Jun
Dec
1
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(230)
.
.
Monday, January 16, 1961
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended January 13)
Last
Sale Price
Hecla
&
Inc
Canadian Export
Centlivre
"Central
(Un)
Northwestern
&
series
5%
2.50
Ry
Cities
Service
4%%
Coleman
Inc
Co
$4.64
Consumers
Nov
29%
Feb
41%
Jun
Minnesota Min & Mfg
17% May
22 Va
Nov
Mississippi
16%
.
Deere
Detroit
Du
Eastern
7%
Dec
15%
Jan
40%
38 Vs
Dec
71Vi
Jar
National
Cash
98%
51%
42 %
450
250
50
31
Feb
41% Aug
National
Distillers
31
Feb
52%
Dec
37
Sep
49 Vi
Jan
2074
Convertible
98
41
52%
Gas
—
—
Aug
Northern
Natural
41 Va
Dec
Northern
Pacific
42 % May
50%
Dec
Northern States
63
Dec
Dec
58 V4
Dec
Ohio
8%
600
1174
78 V2
7%
74
58 %
500
Jan
Oklahoma
85
Dec
49%
1
5
—
24%
75%
5
—1
5
—
—
.1
25%
10
108%
30%
5
wi
12 Va
3
41 Va
Apr
54%
Dec
Peabody Coal
98%
Jan
Sep
Phelps
265%
Jan
Philco
Jan
Phillips
179%
Oct
25V2
1,200
22 Vs
Nov
33
108% 113V4
27% 30%
2,400
8,200
94%
Jan
133
11 Vs
Dec
1674 July
Pure
Jun
100
58
12 V4 13 %
7%
8%
130V2 133V2
36 % 36 %
33% 35V4
27% 28V4
25%
Nov
2874
Nov
500
12Va
,
42 %
Oct
53 Vs
Dec
10%
Dec
22 Vs
Jun
5%
141 Va
23%
Service
Public
Pulman
Box
Candy
Contract
General
4274
Jun
•
Feb
Rexall
General
Tire
29
Jan
Reynolds
39
Feb
Reynolds
Jan
Richman
Brothers
Standard
Oct
1974
Jun
Rockwell
Dec
30
Feb
Royal
Jun
11
(The)
Feb
80
July
Jun
9
Jan
8'/a
8V2
200
774
79%
8V2
79%
8V4
2%
60%
Glen
Alden
Glidden
1
Goldblatt
Great
Lakes
100
53
Jan
Jan
Servel
69%
69%
100
7474
Dec
—
Sheaffer
33 Va
31%
33 %
1,000
26 Va
Oct
33%
Dec
15,300
40 V4
Dec
.55% Jan
Aug
39%
42 V2
—
97%
; 13%
37%
8'
—
36%
38%
400
32
29
500
22% Mar
27%
28V4
6,800
59 V2
500
32%
—
33
400
91
97%
300
60
13%
14%
37%
700
900
36 V2
14V2
__
- —
16 V2
1
2
3
_.
20%
Corp
Dock
44(4
x*
*
.
Co
_V
1
;
8.33% "
Utilities^...
Heileman
(G)
Co
33%
1
Brewing "Co.
1
•
.1
25
Jan
29% Aug
Class
1
•___
Interstate
Power
Johnson Stephens
Aluminum
Kansas
Power
3574 Mar
90 V4
Nov
1174
Dec
23 Va
Jan
34%
Nov
43V4
Jan
Sparton Corp 6% preferred—
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
12% Mar
15%
Dec
Spiegel Inc
Jan
Square
Southern Co
Aug
Standard
15%
Dec
1774
Oct
Standard
Oil
of
Apr
34 % Sep
2 V4
July
Standard
Oil
of
49
1 Vs
33%
Standard Oil
Feb
50
—14V4
14%
Oct
24 Va
Sep
Dec
Field
54%
63%
128
„
5%
.
13
Mar
Stewart-Warner
For
Storkline Furniture
Studebaker-Packard Corp
(Un)
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co
Dec
18%
Jan
Swift
&
53%
18%
19%
500
16
Dec
38
Apr
5574
53%
5574
1,300
41 % Mar
53 78
Dec
;V
Jun
49 74
650
42 Va Mar
49% Aug
35%
200
31
Oct
36%
35%
1,400
27%
jun
39 Va
5974
60'A
200
42%
Jan
63
Dec
50
52
77%
Apr
52%
Jan
,
Jun
Jan
39Vs
40
1,100
30%
Oct
5874
58
60
1,700
49
Dec
78%
83%
8274
86
800
46%
Feb
79%
Dec
46
46
48 4
300
38 %
Oct
55%
Jun
50%
'
•
■'
2,700
;
46% Oct
Jan
46
46
3,200
37 Va
Sep
71 Va
Jan
94%
94
9474
1,000
56%
Jan
94
Dec
29%
29Vs
30%
1,350
28
Dec
31%
Apr
27
Dec
38
Jan
31%
Dec
46%
Jan
47%
28%
28%
100
34%
Gas
Feb
Feb
66 V4
Dec
Tenn
Jan
142 Va
Feb
Texaco Inc
Feb
7%
Jun
Texas
Oct
13Vi
Jan
Dec
32% Apr
3%
7
22%
250
21% Aug
30%
Feb
Thor
33%
35
28%
Dec
4774
37V4
Sep
1,200
46%
44%
24% Aug
600
36%
5,000
Jan
Toledo Edison
Jan
Trane
Jan
4,400
50 V4
Jan
Trav-ler
1,000
29 Vs
Feb
3674
Oct
Trl
250
48%
Oct
58%
Dec
20th
208
38%
Sen
32%
33%
1,400
30 Va
Dec
31 Va
Dec
33%
34%
1,100
3274
Dec
38
Aug
Union
46
47
1,500
32
Feb
4874
Dec
Union
21%
38
9%
700
3,100
Radio
6
49%
So
*
Salle
La
St
Dec
Union
Electric Co
OCt
14V4 May
Union
Oil
7% Mar
Union
Pacific
89 Va
Jan
of
300
72 Vs
100
63
33 Va
2%
2%
5
8V4
Corporation
United Fruit
32
1,200
4
Sep
United States
Oct
99%
Jan
8974
Dec
U
S
Rubber
6 V4
July
U
S
2
Sep
3% Jan
Jan
Universal
900
8V4
200
8%
Sep
11V4 Mar
Universal Oil
100
I8V1
Feb
25%
Dec
1134
10%
11%
1,600
9
Oct
12
Dec
Webcor
82 %'
82 %
79
May
89 V4
Jan
Western
l
20 %
19 %
20 %
450
15
Mar
22%
Jun
Westinghouse
31V4
25%
31%
39,300
20
NOV
8V4
♦
32%
13%
.
*
common.^...
100
500
40 %
-
♦
55%
6674
333/4
13
13%
65
67,
■188
40.
38%
-
38 Va
188
38%
(Del)
42%.
49%
21%
7%
Jun
Jan
9%
Jan
42%
31
Sep
33%
Sep-
55 %
Jan
2,900
•
35
Jun
42% Jan
700
<:
Jan
80
:<
Feb
49% July
18%
Sep
23 Va
Jan
100
-
38 Va
400
/
22%
80
9%
V7%: Jun
27
'
900
Jan
30%- Apr
27 Va Nov
,
49%
21%
27
23% Mar.
28 Va
Jun
82
Feb
82
v.-;,'
•
2
Feb
23%
22%
23% v
9,600
18%
Nov
26 Va
Jan
46%
44
46%
r
6,100
29 Va Mar
46 Va
Dec
30
30%
7
500
2574 July
357a Feb
37%
Jan
53
56%
Dec
53 ■/:
100
974
10
200
49
4774
49
48%
46Vs
48%
42
>■
42
54%
231/4
25..
1274
12%
21
35
38 Vs
Oct
13%
Jan
Apr
60%
Jan
May
39%
8,100
18,900
55%
25
8%
1,300
43%
55%
47%
Dec
50 Va
Dec
Jan
800
;
44% May
56
Jan
700
.
21%
Dec
33
July
11
Dec
21
Mar
23
Apr
r'V, 100
800
25
25%
21
25
505
24%
Dec
7%
7
8
12,800
-6%
Dec
100
48 %
July
22%
23
600
16%
Sep
2474
24
24%
46%
46%
May
25% Oct
52%.
33
Jun
27 Va
Dec
24 Va
~
Jan
63
Jan
9% Aug
Wilson
Jan
Feb
62 Vs
Nov
Wisconsin
Apr
65
Dec
25
8,200
1,100
34
22%
24%
24%
68%
68%
300
1,800
600
69,
2474
28
2,750
19%
1974
191/2
591/4
5974
27%
27 Vs
27%
1,100
300
li,.700
1
Oct
24%
Apr
64%
Jun
86%
Jan
22
20%
Oct
367/8
Jan
19
Aug
47%
Feb
70
Dec
23
Jun
28%
Jan
15%
24%
19%
Sep
81
Feb
58% Mar
Dec
29 Va Mar
Oct
23
5Vs
574
1 200
Dec
11 %
Jan
3874
ljhOO
33% May
39 Va
Jan
41%
42
900
30% Mar
44 %
Dec
74%
280
35
35 Vs
200
900
120% 123
122
40 %
40%
43%
43V4
43%
800
29%
29
29%
2,600
391/4
39%
37
39
38%
7%
18%
10474
,
71/4
18%
2,000
36 Va
Jun
Oct
147%
Jun
32
82
39% Aug
Jan
33 % Mar
46%
25
31
Jan
32%
Apr
46 Va
Aug
25%
Apr
377/8
Jan
1,200
7
Jun
7%
Apr
15
/ Nov
31 %
Jan
600
86%
116
Feb
(F
W)
40%
Sep
63%
69%
Sep
103 %
Jan
2,600
60
46
Oct
70 %
Aug
Dec
33Vs
700
22%
Oct
32%
591/2
60%
300
25%
Jan
91/4
9%
10,400
8%
Dec
441/2
451/4
July
75
Nov
Yates-American
147
July
200
Nov
"Machine
45
46%
4574
28%
29
46V4
Sheet &
Corp..
42
12%
12%
98%
96"
♦
;
67%
Jan
600
33% May
44 Va
Dec
Sep
July
17%
97
17
97-
100"
17%
,
64% Jun
34 Va
Jan
300
36 Va
Feb
427/a
800
98%
:,__5
Tube...
Feb '
22% Aug
37% Dec
69
12%
«
:
Nov
45%
200
:
421/4
68%
1
10
Jan
38%
46
46
55%
400
1,400
47%
45
1
Aug
137/a July
2,300
50
28%
10
CO
Jan
60
9%
2%
(Un)
Dec
Radio
31%
60%
6.25
Power
.Jun
Youngatown
31%
*
Co
Jun
600
3,300
__1
i
Nov
Sep
49
(Un)
Jan
I
10374 104%
55
Dec
Oct
2,300
8174
55
75
29%
107
1,100
7%,.
48V4
5%
100
19Va
5
Electric
Jan
3874
5%
41%
80
Telegraph
Electric Corp
12
Zenith
Feb
88%
48%
—
65
38% Dec
50%
24%
27%
2.50
50
Dec
39% July
32%
81%
Publishing Co..
Wrigley (Wm) Jr Co
38 %
100
~.
8474
__5
World
~13%
Jan
10
Co
Wool worth
&
24%
25
^16%
White Motor Co..
54%
Jan
20% May
34
4
1
(Un).
Products
Union
May
26 Va
1,900
88%
*
Whirlpool Corp
36 Va
40
52%
1
(Un)
—
2,400
300
790
Aug
1
"
-
—
41%
—10
Inc
Inc
45
1,400
32%
7
400
64
__
v ;
__50c
8%
553/4
55%
1
100
55%
__
42%
._—5
Walgreen Co
50c
common.:
(Un)
Match
2%
__
Jun
15%
10
Gypsum
Co
26 %
25
59 %
Nov
25
Steel Corp
4%
8V4
1
Feb
11%
731%
:
Co
Jan
300
26 %
4
(Un)
Corp
Lines
United
84
5%
44%
200
40%
"
10
.>
Air
Jan
78%
5%
Jun
28
1,900
29%
39%
6%
Corp
(Un)
RR
Aircraft
Aug
400
5%
Jan
80 %
Sep
4,400
29%
1
Corp
California
United
38 Va
41
1
Dec
54%
39%
77%
__
_5
36 %
Oct
22%
;
-
40
1
(Un)__
(Un)
Bag-Camp Paper
Carbide Corp—
31V4 Mar
38
40
~
__
Aug
42%
: i,6oo
8%
40
48V2
20
400
1,000
:
'
8%
8
331/2
1
1
Corp
July
I8V4 Mar
400
1,538
84
8.75
13
8%
Jan
19% May
2,400
55%
12%
5
Century-Fox Film
47
Chemical—33%c
Light
5474
13
8%
Apr
54%
Dec
"■
2
—2
(Un)
Continental Corp
34%
64
55%
8%
11%
Jun
13 Vb
2,700
56
27
1
8%" Dec
31 Vs
2374
55
26%
56
*
Co
Company
Corp
35%
61%
2274
2374
900
900
1,300
1,000
..
5
—
Transamerica
3274
63 %
15%
50c
50 V4
46%
9
1074
37
1474
3.33%
Tool Co
43
61
6%
10%
35Vs
15
5
Co
—
Inc
Power
34 %
9
10%
35%
25
Producing
Thompson Ramo-Wobldridge (Un)
59%
35
__
Transmission
Gulf
Textron
900
400
2,800
i
Corp
Company
38%
125
2,500
%
36%
Dec
Sundstrand
3874
800
44%
10
common
Jan
18%
49Vs
1
5
1
25
Corp
Feb
Jan
8%
*
see page
57%
341%
1
(Un)
54 Va
25
& Shinkle Shoe
footnotes,
Mar
5
Jan
Jun
26 %
10 %
wi
Jun
37 %
43
1
1
2.50
Corp
37
8%
2074
Co
"common
49%
34%
15
(Ohio)
1674
9
300
29
New common wi.
New
Jan
66 % May
Jan
4974
7
(Un)
J
Co
38
r-
24 %
10 %
McCrory Corp
17 Va
Feb
35%
25
13% July
75
20%
McKay Machine Co
Means <F W) & Co
Oct
35%
6.25
California
Aug
35
350
42
Lytton's (Henry C) & Co—■—
1
Marquette Cement Mfg
™__4
(The)
10%
B6V4
'
32% May
1,050
11 %
11
10 %
Printing Co common.
Ling-Temco Electronics Inc..—
Martin
Dec
26% Mar
•
Packaging common
Stanray Corporation
*
Lincoln
Marshall
20%
300
1
Standard
26% July
200
33%
Aug
66 Va
:
(Un)
Indiana
N
Jan
54%
10s/s
6
3,500
(Un)
of
50%
,-Jan
20
300
/
Oil
Stand
—
Co
D
56 Vt May
2,600
100
100
34%
20%
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Feb
1,900
100
50c
*
5
Dredging Corp
•
(Un)_.
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
Laclede Gas Co
14%
50%
1
(Un)
41%
36%
5%
(Un)__
Southern Pacific Co
2.50
(Un)
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Kropp Forge Co
La Salle Extension University
Jun
8,200
32%
13
Southwestern Public Service
Jan
Feb
5
&
Sep
51
31%
*
80%
Jan
30
3.50
&
Jan
36% Mar
49Vt
-5
Oct
United
Kaiser
32%
67%
5,200
1
5
15
Oct
400
800
400
Co
Jones & Laughlin Steel
34 %
2.50
*
5
(Un)
Oil
Brands Inc
27 %
5
Co
Electric
300
10
1.40
1
42
Socony Mobil
Standard
29
_»
International Paper
(Un)
International Shoe Co
Jefferson
1,800
12
5
26
May
2374 Mar
35%
*
-
Chemical
(Un)
International Tel .& Tel
1,500
49
20 g
34
47%
*
&
12%
71%
Co
Oct
23%
Sep
44
Mineral
22%
18%
1874
1
Oct
•
RR
Co
Steamship Co
International
Dec
54V4 Jan
5
*
5
10
Signode Steel Strapping Co.
Sinclair Oil
Corp
24%
__
26 %
10
International Nickel Co
33
37% Aug
—1
3274
34,Va
125
5%
10
International Harvester
25 Vs May
700
%
Pen Co class A—
(W A)
20 Vs
21V4
10%
62%
__
__
1
Hupp Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door.,
Illinois Brick Co
Central
400
44
47%
:.
B
100
60
52
__
1
Howard Industries Inc.
Steel
11 %
3
—
Inland
3374
43%
6474
1
400
36Va
__
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett
Illinois
33
43%
47%
-3
3,500
53
10%
__
34%
.
Hein Werner Corp
Heller (Walter E) & Co
Hertz Corp
Interlake
Jan
Aug
*
Shell Oil Co
Sunbeam
Hammond Organ
39%
71 %
& Co
14V2
37Va
—6.25
■.
1
Corp
30% May
21%
Inc
36%
22%
3.7%
16%
2
49%
35 Va
22
37Va
*
43
38%
57-
27%
:—*
__
42 Va
62% Aug
28%
38%
—
Greyhound Corp
Oil
1,800
1
Sears Roebuck
99%
—
States
37%
20 Vs
Schwitzer Corp
Jan
Sep
"
Gulf
Jan
3%
Sep
Great Lakes Towing common..
Greif Bros Cooperage class A
Gulf
Jun
8
70%
2
44V4
53
60
Griesedieck
18
Oct
33 Va
1
Co___
(Un)___
36%
5
Dec
1,200
10
&
37%
21%
Co
Jan
2%
7,800
83V3C
distribution
Dredge
Jan
29 Va
Apr
Corp
6
72%
1
Chemical
Jan
20 Va
Jun
*
14
42 %
1
Lakes
6%
41%
3.33%
City Steel Co____
Drug Stores
Gray
I6V2
2%
16V4
67%
1
Granite
41 %
Nov
16%
Sangamo
42
5
Co
(WH)
Sep
14 Ve
2,000
41%
Electric Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schering Corp
(Un)
7%
69%
1.66%
(Un)___
Great
—
Paper
*
Brothers
Gossard
—
8V4
Regis
3
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
29
25,500
200
Public Service class A
Louis
St
1
ex
Jan
29,600
22%
300
Co
Dutch Petroleum
5
Utilities
Corp
Co
8V4
2%
100
100
1,900
200
6%
—
2
Rubber
22%
36
Oct
Inc
Gillette
28%
1674
1874
Metals Co
I
(R J) Tobacco—
92%
12
Corp
&
Genesco
27%
32%
19
5574
(Un)
60% July
17%
10
Corp
281/4
36
38%
(Un).
Chem
&
Drug
2,200
5
Electronics
&
Jan
55%
Inc
3,300
Mills, Inc
Tele
Sep
46
1
Revlon
13%
Dynamics
Gen
32
Oct
37
(Un)
Republic Steel Corp
22
General Electric Co
Public
26 Vs Mar
35%
•
5574
:
Dec
13 %
Finance
Foods
Feb
*_
(Un)_!
Feb
21 %
,
General Motors Corp
General Portland Cement
Dec
37%
Indiana
of
Aug
13%
Corp
General
Co
Quaker Oats Co
Radio Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Company
21%
Corp
General
49
30% May
5
Co
Company
Oil
(Un)
Co
36 Va
Nov
32
>
Oct
Petroleum
12 y4
Feb
33 Vs
(Un)
Corp
(Un)
Corp
(Un)__
& Co
Dodge
185%
Oct
Dec.
24 V4
""
100
Feb
Jan
5
50
25
33 %c
33%c
12.50
3
*
RR
T?
Vs Mar
St
General
1,500
44%";
5
:
Oct
25
1
Transportation—2.50
Bankshares
Corp
2
General
31
44%
600
•"
9%
317'a
*
Co
Co
Pfizer (Charles)
:—2
h
American
General
30%
44%
15
Nov
Nov
5%
2,400
1
70%
2,100
5,400
Corporation
Dec
3.33
—1
Pepsi-Cola
70%
General
68
Airways (Un)—1
Pennsylvania
36 V2
Co
Feb
—
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
66%
Inc
50 %
Co
&
Jan
35
Trailer
1,700
Pictures
Dec
70%
Dairies
American World
Parke-Davis
Dec
5
F W D
68%
7.50
32%
—
Fruehauf
68
Corp
37 Va
36 V2
Co
Dec
68 %
Gas
4874
27%
(Un)
44
10
Chemical
Oct
*
Foremost
General
Natural
Feb
2
Rubber
&
Corp
—
17%
Feb
*
Nov
5
1
Dec
28%
5
32
(Un)
Corp_l
16
3,800
5
40%
Bankshares
Instrument
Corp
250
43%
400
'
Co—
21%
800
6,500
900
100
1,800
700
1,200,.
&
13V4
8%
130V2
15%
7
Dec
100
300
54%
—
50
15%
43
Co
100
1,450
36 V2
25
74
75%
31 % 31'/a
194
196%
12Vs
Service
900
36 V2
24
25
49
4374
Ry
Power
Olin-Mathieson
Sep
7% Oct
38 V4
20
49 >/a
(Un)
56 V4 July
200
—
18%
(Un)
31%
53%
49%
Camera
General
Co
Jan
6%
17%
-1
Bancorporation
Manufacturing Co
Oil
58% Mar
108
*
Northwest
1,100
500
5
—1
RR
Aviation
26% Mar
53V2
49
Motor
Sep
98
Paramount
Ford
Jan
Oct
79
—
Pan
com
5
.49%
Co—*
38%
56 Va
Jun
200
Public
37
55 Va
Dec
97%
500
Indiana
—
80%
Oct
90%
Northern
(Minnesota)
Apr
62%
57%
Dec
Oak
60%
87 %
68 Va
Jan
200
1,100
56%
56 % Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
2,700
29
Jan
53
Jun
69%
46 V4
Oct
55%
Oct
.
19%
69 %
Sep
10%
Oct
25 Va
3,800
35%
23%
Dec
Dec
5
35 %
2,500
r
69%
69%
20%
Apr
Dec
5
Jan
new
5
65%
*
53%' Jan
10
-
-
34% Aug
25% July
Dec
Corp
Ja»
Gas
79
20%
.
Oct
Gas Co
31%
150
f
7 %
Jun
Oct
4
Illinois
31 Vs
-
7%
Nov
Jan
30% Mar
24%
Illinois
2974
(Un)
22
12
87%
7%
60
600.
1
Mfg
American
Dec
Inc
21%
2,600
3,400
•
51
North
Dec
Co
22
11%
Dec
600
Northern
14%
(Un)
35%'.-
33
227
Northern
16
Co
74
34 Va
Jan
1,100
Feb
700
2,300
Co
11%
70%
34%
19 Va
25%
Dec
2,100
(Un)
11 %
74
Feb
NOV
65 Va
Jan
1,400
25 Va Mar
Jan
22%
25 Va
16%
64 V4
600
Feb
15% NOV
|
62%
35
25%
32%
May
5
5
.
(Un)
2374
1
Corp
32%
__
96
5
Product
Nov
17V2
Tire
*
A
Register (Un)
Jun
25 Va
38%
16
8i%;
Dec
100
300
100
79%
IOV4
Jan
17
78%
18%
43%
21 %
Wisconsin
class
Central
16%
Co
16%
32%
16%,-.. •>
79%
13%
93%
13
•
1,500
2,400
100
Nov
• -
17%
23%
250
400
1,200
7%
45%
11%
40 %
51%
63 Va
24 Va
100
:
29 Va
16%
23%
40 Va
52%
64%
7%
44%
New
12
7%
28%
National Tile &
—
18 Va
45%
Jun
York
Dec
73% Mar
16%
5
National Gypsum Co
National Lead Co (Un)
22V2
9%
8%
28%
3
High
1,100
Specialties—
Motor
39%
20%
First
(Un)__
Co
&
Inc
43'%
20%
Brewing
Firstamerica
(Philip)
Low
300
10%
*
Aug
Mfg Co
2
& Phonograph
(Un) __5
Fairbanks Whitney Corp common
1
Firestone
Dec
Muskegon
Range for Year 1960
80%
—1
& Co
59
Radio
Fairchild
Motorola
*
(Un)
Ward
91
Emerson Elec
Falstaff
Morris
Jan
Jan
17%
Natural
Emerson
Jan
36
29 Va
1
,.
Kodak
Paso
Dec
Dec
(Un) —12.50
Elgin National Watch
El
23 V4
13%
21 %
Chemical
(Un)
Lines
Air
Eastman
Montgomery
Arner
I)
(E
Monsanto
Jan
Feb
1
USA Inc__
de Nemours
Ltd
Pont
Jan
26
of
National
Drewrys
6974
Jan
1
Chemical
Dow
Jan
Oct
Dec
Corp
Co
Manufacturing
Dodge
28%
54%
13%
*
48
1
Corp
Co
Edison
Diamond
Modine Manufacturing Co
Monroe Chemical Co
82
5
Co_
&
10
200
i0
Co
Pub
Steel
(Un)
2,000
300
500
1,100
1,700
28 %
37%
51 Va
42 Va
1
*
Co
Fuel
1,200
750
5
Co
Continental Motors
Curtiss-Wright
Brewing
River
87
*
Insurance
Crucible
Minneapolis
10
55 %
12
1.33 V3
America
Can
Products
Utilities
South
17 Vs May
550
100
1,100
16%
17 %
57% Oct
Jan
51
Nov
Middle
85
25
Co
Continental
Corn
700
560
55
23
63
49 Va
Sep
Products.!
55
10
Continental
Crowell-Coll
...
22 Va
53Va
22%
63
15%
15%
26%
22%
8%
39%
18%
-
.
*
1
87
—
(Un)—1
of
Corp
51%
—
100
Foods
Power
Container
Feb
23%
13 V2
Shares
High
79%
10Va
—4
55
common—
(Un)
Edison
Natural Gas
Consol
5%
Meyer Blanke Co
Mickelberry's Food
49 Va
—
*
10
preferred
Consolidated
Oct
Inc
2,000
—
.—5
Corp
System
Commonwealth
21 Va
41V4 Jan
31V4 Jan
Brick
15
:
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Gas
Jan
Metropolitan
for Week
of Prices
Low
80
12.50
(Un)
100
preferred
Cleveland Electric Ilium
Columbia
500
500
600
27%
Apr
5,000
—
1
common—:—.
27 Va
41%
23 %
23
10
Iron
Oct
59
—
100
Co
20%
& Scott
40
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co—
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
9%
Chrysler Corp
25
39%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
8.50
38%
Cleveland-Cliffs
300
Merritt Chapman
59
23 %
*
com
preferred
A
5,200
22 Va
2H Mar
41
__
Champlin Oil & Refining common
1
$3 convertible preferred
—:—25
Chemetron Corp
1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
25
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific
—*
Chicago
l{f
Nov
37%
__
Service—__ 10
Public
Illinois
Central & South West Corp
Dec
lA
—
*
.—50c
Brewing Corp
Jan
12%
16%
(Un)
Sales
'
Range
Par
Merck & Co.
36
23
13%
37%
10
Carrier Corp common
Celanese Corp of America
26%
100
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
14%
1%
22%
1%
22Va
STOCKS
Range for Year 1960
Shares
High
14%
—
—30c
-—25
Gas Ltd
(Un)
Pacific
Canadian
5
Friday
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Calumet
Week's
Range
Friday
STOCKS
67 Va
Dec
73
12
Dec
19
Jan
78 %
Apr
99 Va
Dec
Dec
24%
Jun
.137%
Jan
2,000
•
700
"V
99%;
100%- ;
300
16%
300
85
>600
Oct
95^'Apr
;
129% Sep
Volume
193
Number
6021
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial
Chronicle
(231)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
Price Range
Stocks listed
exclusively
This list does not include
on
(Range for Week Ended January I 3)
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
on
Exchanges.
1
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Corp
American
Cement
American
Bishop
Black
Corp
Factors Leu
Oil
Low
lue
—
pfd (Un)
53e
California
&
Inc
8
8
10c
12c
Ink
Co
Dominguez
Electrical
Oil
Emporium
Exeter
Friden
Co
Inc
3%
3%
33
32%
33%
1.65
1.80
new
21
21
Corp_:_______l
Good
Humor
Holly
Oil Co
Maryland Mines
Jade
A
9,000
151/2 Mar
30y2
251/2
Sep
39%
1,700
34%
17
Jan
34
34%
22
29 y4
Jun
42c
63c
38i/4
15,300
30c
Dec
72c
43'A
M
J
M
Meier
&
&
38
Nov
46i/2
Nov
9%
10
4,100
7
2.15
Oct
2.15
19%
M
427/8
41%
10
10c
70c
23,000
45c
1.90
2.05
1.80
1.70
1.90
1,700
19,000
20,000
32c
North
American
Rhodes
Southern
51%
32,000
600
1.10
1.20
1,500
;
Oil
1
6%
pfd
Equipment
7%
1.55
1.65
6'A
6 %
Yellow
Cab
Dec
Aug
62
Dec
46c
Nov
1.05
Dec
4
May
Feb
7
Sep
73"%
74%
494
553A
24'A
105
293/e
355
15'A May
25 3A Nov
53A
ft
213A
'
»
-
53/4
203A
.
21%
'
•
,
80'/a
4%
Apr
23
'I
1
_10
2iy8
24
241/2
46'A
50 Va
15%
271
1,148
1
Jan
Dec
16'/a
Jan
8'A
75
v17«/2 ■'.•I7I/2
Nov
38'A
420
-
Jan
25
1,700
28'A July
22'A Jan
Dec
1
Apr
Jan
2%
211/4
Dec
32'A
Jun
45
Oct
64%
Jun
the
are
daily closing
4.25
4,600
5
Nov
10
11
Dec
25%
10
16 %
May
23%
Mar
1.25
1.35
2,200
90c
30 'A
1,200
281%
Jan
trials
roads
621.64
135.65
Date
Jan.
6—
Jan,
9
30%
30JA
200
281/4
Jan.
12—.
3.00
2,000
2%
Oct
14%
15%
1,300
121/2
Jun
26%
231/2
Sep
33
1.10
14,700
61/2
4,600
6
321/a
14
4%
500
27%
30
14
___25
Rails
Rails
ties
Bonds
100.83
208.86
91.59
80.65
81.57
85.75
Total
84.89
137.41
210.20
91.59
80.65
81.63
85.74
84.90
101.74
211.03
91.59
80.60
81.62
85.64
84.86
101.78
211.29
91.59
80.79
81.57
85.75
84.92
139.32
102.34
212.02
91.55
80.85
81.39
85.74
84.88
65
stocks,
101.40
daily
by
using
the
following
divisors:
Industrials,
3.28;
Rails,
5.234;
17.28.
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date
Jan.
Jan
Tues.
Jan. 10—
7%
Aug
-Wed.
Jan. 11—
Jan
29
Closing
Mon.
2.45
1.00 July
100
14
27%
1
,
trials
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
16 Va Mar
200
1.00
32 y2
40
Stocks
138.63
compiled
are
Sep
5% Mar
26%
6'A
Utili¬
ties
138.78
628.50
—
Averages
Utilities, 8.53;
Oct
1
5
10
Grade
625.72
_—i
Aug
___1
10
Second
Grade
...
627.21
10
11
Sep
1.40
Feb
2.80
15%
First
Indus¬
Total
Utili¬
624.42
Jan.
Jan.
31
common
10
10
65
15
Rail¬
Jan
31
3.00
20
30
Jan
29%
30%
and bonds listed
—Bonds—
Jan
10,500
2,800
25
Averages
averages of representative stocks
Dec
Nov
61/2.
15%'
__5
!
Sep
47 3/b
.
Indus¬
Feb
1.90 Mar
191/2
____—50c
common__
Aug
4%
Jan
Sep
Nov
26%
13%
;
Preferred
Feb
2.20
Jan
1.50
Feb
25c
1.00 July
Jan
Mar
17%
Sep
23'A
600
Jun
2.80
18%
Insurance (Un)
Co
1.00
15%
A
Co_
Sep
15'A
3%
Stocks
Jun
19 %
1
(Un)
Life
May
12c
38,600
1.55
1
common
Petroleum
29 %
12% Mar
Jan
3.50
1
Co
23'A Mar
28%
Stock and Bond
Below
Feb
14
260
25
Victor
Coast
26 V2
26%
.
series
Apr
1
.
Jan
Dec
23c
400
33 %c
pfd
45
.»an
2.95
50
28,000
7
Co
Co
Gas
Preferred
24c
1.10
7%
Co_
Sugar
West
22c
1.10
2
Bottlers
-5
-
Chemical
May
73c
25c
Union
Westates
22c
25
Develop
Gas
&
1.20
Apr
1.10
650
31c
15'A
preferred
Trico
4,900
15
1
Gas
Oil
Cal
1.35
L5c
Western
Ranch
1.20
48%
25c
._
United
Oil
6%
1.35
30c
Co
Invest
Pacific Oil & Gas
&
45c
51%
Industries Inc
Pepsi-Cola
41c
__10
1
Co
Reserve
Rice
44c
10c
(Un)
Corp Ltd_
Oil
Jan
50
119
23'A
— w
1
Engineering & Foundry Co.
Glass &
56'/a
Aug
2.50
1.55 July
62c
Feb
Inc
Petroleum
Norris
1.85 July
65c
2.05
10c
Co
Co
Nordon
Pacific
67c
200.,
l
'.
Oil
1,405
411A
73 Va
1
.
Jan
30.0
J2e
__10
Frank
10
4'A
Jan
5,800
1
(Un)__50c
Corp
13%
4%
High
Feb
423A July
35
Jan
19% Mar
3,700
22
:
Co_
Merchants
6%
21%
50c
Salt
Aug
200
Nov
19%
Oil
Leslie
3%
2.00
13%
-
4'A
32%
79
26% May
29%
California
Western
Jan
20'A
General Exploration Co of
California__l
Products Corp
I
1
Imperial
Dec
191/2
22
Co
of
1.45
700
31 %
——
__
S
371/2
291/4
253
243/8
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp_
20%
common_____^__33V3C
Co
U
30'/4
Gladden
Idaiio
Jan
Dec
4%
36
•
37%
1
_
10
United
Sep
52'/2
''
common-
Jan
Apr
39% '
_
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Piusuurgn Plate Glass
Jan
3
38%
31%
10
Range for Year 1960
Low
1
37 y2
lt^,
Supply
Shares
HigM
433/4
#
Co
15c
27
39%
-7%
_
10
4
class
_
Dec
___*
(Un)'
Refractories
for Week
of Prices
Low
_8.50
_
Sep
800
4%
Nateo Corp
__
7%
2,400
4%
Fuel
__
7c
13,200'
21
(Joseph)
_
Plymouth Oil Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Screw & Bolt Corp of America
Seeberg (The) Corp
Nov
7.50
Co
Corp
Ltd
261% May
291/2 Dec
211/2 May
10
Fields
Capwell
Oil
31/2
1.75
5.50
Products
63c
Dec
32,000
*
Crestmont Consolidated
Dole
Corp
Jun
211/4
800
12c
High
20c
3J0
1,200
5
Oil
32,100
22ya
32/4
__i
Gas
5bc
22%
2
Broadway-Hale. Stores
Buttes
Range for Year I960
Low
2y %
Mammoth Consolidated Min___6c
Cnica Oil Corp
Bolsa
Shares
3i~Z
xU
Walker
Mountain
High
50c
25
tun>
Co__
Home
for Week
of Prices
Par
Aeco
Sales
Co
Sales
Range
Sale Price
'
Par
Equitable Gas
Harbison
Friday
Week 's
Last
the Pacific Coast Stock
Exchange
approximately 500 issues dually traded on
other
35
Oct
Jan
45%
Jan
10% July
14%
29
Sep
Feb
—
High
109.60
Aug
4
111.07
Thurs. Jan. 12____
Fri.
Range for 1959
110.07 '
Nov
24
9
Low
101.42
Sep
23
110.95
Range for 1960
111.49.
Jan. 13
—
Hlgh
112.07
109.39
Low
Jan
8
95.55
Oct
26
-
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
A;.'.,.
Alan
V-.
-
Steel
American
Stores
American
Tel
common
Arundel
Co
—
Atlantic
Atlantic
Research
Curtis
_
_
Duqiie.sne
Electric
—
Motor
Foremost
_
Macke
_
_
Mtuiison
Martin
Corp
Nov
16%
Jun
8%
15'A
16
82'A
771/2
82 'A
40
39
A
Pennsalt
4.10%
&
Photo
1,138
60%
July"
93'A
2,290
12
Oct
19 %
18%
19%
73
17
Mar
19%
10'A
10%
225
Mfg
Reading
-
South
Jersey
Southeastern
Sun
Oil,-
Gas Co
Public
United
United
Gms
Washington
20%
22 Va
Light
132.5
133.4
—0 7
134.1
120.5
83.3
80.3
+ 3.7
86.7
67.0
Mining
67'A
Stocks
Railroad
U. S.
Total
No. of
and Miscel.
Foreign
Bank
Gov't
Bond
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
21
Sales
Dec
20%
Dec
65%
Dec
81'A
80%
60
__
44
382
Apr
73 y2 Mar
95% May
25
58%
Apr
80%
60
10
60
Aug
65
4
44
Oct
44
Jan.
4,209,780
$5,217,000
$379,000
Tues.
Jan. 10—
4,860,930
5,712,000
Wed.
4.366,450
8,204,000
273,100
370,000
5,985,100
Jan.11____
Jan. 12____
4,274,370
7,669,000
391,000
Fri.
8,060,000
Jan. 13
4,515,650
6,759,000
299,000
7,058.000
22,227,180
$33,561,000
$1,712,100
$35,273,100
Feb
44
Mon.
9
Sep
Oct
1
Int'l
Thurs.
162
79%
80%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
16% May
733
33%
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
36 Va
1,832
63Va
33V8
.
—
32%
29%
32%
820
23
28'A
July
30%
28'A
410
22%
Feb
2 8 Va
78%
10
26%
28 Va
3,103
25%
Jan
28%
12%
12%
Sep
5,363
10%
Oct
17 Va
Jan
—
Dec
78%
Total
$5,596,000
8,574,000
Jan
27'A
__
28
12%
34'A
__
34%
428
30%
'
Nov
45'A
Jan
500
34%
Jan'
66 %
July
47'A
Apr
53
7,729
7%
Nov
12 Va May
Co——10
11
■*
19%
10
,
9'A -11
18%
19%
1,712
33%
__
34V8
2,111
16
13%
13%
13%
220
12
43%
45'A
1,443
36
9%
•
330
38'A
33
Nov
20
90
72
Feb
92'A
623
38%
Oct
64%
S.
36,589,854
$1,392,000
$2,762,100
$2,796,000
33,561,000
26,330,000
53,851,000
57,734,000
$35,273,100
$27,722,000
$56,613,100
$60,530,000
35,707,782
Government
International
Railroad
Bank
and
—
Industrial—
I'.
Total——-
Jun
1,380
...-28%
29'A
734
22%
Jun
28%
-=_
1-
15%
161/8
493
13
Oct
15'A
Dec
48'A
50'A
709
551/2
Jan
69
68'A
69%
401
42% May
56 % Oct
7'A
695
53%
702
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Dec
491/4
1
7'A
.13.50
53%
7
52%
53%
«=
..
U.
17,680,696
Jun
48'A
16'A
5
1960
22,227,180
Jan
Dec
86'A
46%
_•_
10c
1961
Dec
18%
Jan. 1 to Jan. 13
1960
.•
Jan
43%
47%
—2 50
Shares
$1,712,000
Bonds—
Dec
Mar
8'/b
of
Apr
Nov
90
•
common—
9%
y4
Stocks—Number
Aug
Dec
26%
45'A
com
Week Ended Jan. 13
1961
4,457
•
Gas
118.4
Jan
41 'A
Improvement
87.1
146.2
13
53%
:—
108.3
Dec
19
52
—
+ 4.2
—1.2
Aug
10
—
~
—,—,—
Corp
93.9
146.2
Jun
36%
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
99.5
97.8
Jan
10
—
—
Co
115.1
Nov
53'A
*
+ C.6
56 "A
100
33JA
Oct
41 y4
Service—
108.6
107.7
10%
12 Va
65'A
5
Lab
107.7
41 'A
2iya
*
50
■„—l
-._
—
129.5
Apr
12 'A
—
Co
& French
+ 1.8
Dec
2iy8
22
—_1
Co
Paper
Kline
10%
—
•
■
Scoti
Smith
103.6
114.9
18%
3
Co
122.0
40
__
*
Public Service Electric'Gas
+ 1.3
.
144.2
Sep
—
__10
common
109.2
Goods
Transportation
Jan
19y2
——2—20c
Power
Non-Durable
121.4
Jan
14'A
*
Transportation
117.0
Goods
Low
+ .08
Jun
13'A
3
Progress
72
13%
1
Co
Durable
111.6
1961
High
823
70'A
—-—100
Inc
113.0
1960
Change
Sep
Oct
243
33%
1,239
Water
Electric
Electric
26%
43 V2
551/4
24,380
—
Percent
Aug
35% May
21% Mar
66 '/a
28'A
Philc<>
Potomac
47
100
Dec. 30,'60
117.4
Jan
32'A
43%
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc_.
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Jan
12'A
==
118.3
Dec
71'A
50'A
common—1
preferred
Perfect
89
Dec
33%
41%
Corp—__—
&
May
Jan
70'A
______———-..I
Inv
28
Dec
7%
2,726
25%
Washington
Gas
310
Dec
551/4
16%c
Chemicals
Pennsylvania
43%
26%
—
Linotype
of
38
1,492
1,145
26%
1
Mortgage
45 y4
40'A
42
v
National
13%
1,173
25%
1
Bank
1,085
,
10'A
8'A
43%
week
1957-59
Jan
10'A
the
Jan. 6,'61
Jan
fiy4
42%
Inc
Mergenthaler
54 y2
10c
.__
National
Oct
1.66%
Co
Co
31%
11%
—_—.10
common
<Ss
•315
for
Sep
Sep
2
—
_
Inc
(The)
New
Merck
38%
46
Sep
5
Resistance
Fund
28%
1
_
_
_
class
910
254
10
.
_
& Navigation
Corp
37%
stocks
Jan
26%
Battery
Motors
39Va
8%
Acceptance Corp common—__1
60c conv voting preferred——_____*
General;
Aug
8%
General
International
31
81/2
1
Co
Lehigh! Coal
for the current year.
227
145
_6.75
Stores
Dairies
Feb
35'A
13'A
25
.
_
Light
stock
Jan
13%
1.80
_
of
Dec
42 y4
...
13%
—•
Storage
Fair
Ford
—
_
Co
Light
Food
._
_
&
Dec
12
.
index
82%
Oct
Jan
2iy8
1
Co_
_
61 >A
79%
188
■
16
Power
313
11,033
36'A
371/2
5
Co
Publishing
Delaware
82'A
High
43%
4.33
___
Company
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
781/a
SEC
108%
Low
26%
104% 107%
82'A
106'A
_
Baldwilt-Lima-Hamilton
Buoil
High
24'A
The
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending Jan. 6, 1961, fop the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
Range for Year 1960
34'A
Corp
Transit
__1
-
Shares
•
Corporation
Citv Electric-
Baltimore
26%
—33 y3
_
Tel
&
Low
.10
._
for Week
of Prices
Par
Wood
; : SEC Index of Stock Prices
Sales
Range
Sale Price
541/4
6%
46'A
366
70%
Apr
45 'A May
Jan
54
'
-
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Dec
7%
Dec
Stocks
--541/4
Nov
Foreign
Domestic
(No. of
Jan
Bonds
Shares)
Mon.
Jan.
Tues.
Jan. 10
9_
_
$102,000
1,602,865
_
1,607,446
Foreign
Gov't
Corporate
Total
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
$19,000
$11,000
$132,000
126,000
Sales
Par
Apollo
Industries
38%
Inc
5
^Armstrong Cork Co
Blaw-Knox
Columbia
Duquesne
Duquesne
Co
Gas
10%
of
footnotes,
9%
1
52
33%
——:
—
System,——_ -10
Brewing Co
Light. Co_
For
Low
.
5
Pittsburgh
—5
see
page
35%
24
.23%
9%
...
40.
26%
8%
~
40,000
1,000
93,000
1,009
Jan. 13
1,723,065
149,000
13,000
To, 000
172,000
8,247,430
$552,000
$77,000
$27,000
$656,000
.
_
_
133.000
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range for Year 1960
*
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
52,000
132,000
_
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
5,000
1,571,720
1,742,340
_;
Total
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
4,000
Jan. 11
Jan. 12
Fri.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
,
117,000
Wed.
Thurs.
26
High
Low
260
31%
Nov
56'/a
Jan
10%
359
6%
Jun
12'A
Aug
52'A
52%
36%
24
35
39% Mar
9'A
564
-26%
757
1961
Stocks—Number
of
Shares—
■*
Dec
Domestic
Oct
52%
Jan
18%
Foreign
23'A
Dec
Foreign
corporate
8'A
Jan
9% Mar.*
26%
Sep
Jan.
1961
1 to Jan. 13
1960
8,247,430
6,518,522
12,297,310
14,288,842
$552,000
$968,000
$1,063,000
$2,258,000
77,000
government
Jan
,21% Mar
I960
79,000
158,000
89.000
27,000
8,000
54.000
24.000
$656,000
$1,055,000
$1,275,000
$2,371,000
Bonds—
28%
28
211
Week Ended Jan. 13
High
40
.
—
'tar
36
(232)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
it'
Shown Are
Expressed in Canadian
Friday
tfc
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Abltlbl Power & Paper
4
Va%. preferred
;
Acauia
U
,
Atlantic
Class
A
Algoma
!:■
Ma %
Co
of
Canada
4%
pfd
25
Tel
pfd——
Co
preferred
Corp Ltd
common
Bailey
55
Bank
of
pfd—
48
48%
25 Ma
26%
a23 a23 %
Class
B-jii
*»'■
55%
39%
At
preferred
Mersey 5M2% preferred
American
American
Oil
British
Columbia
4% %
4
4
Co
48%
K
Dec
57
71 Mi
Jan
47% Mar
2.003
33 Ma May
41
1,475
37
46 M2
33%
275
r
23 Mi Mar
48
Dec
48
Sep
Class
52
Sep
7 74
30
6%
Nov
10%
Jan
Montreal
Mar
50 Mi
Sep
Montreal
3.50 May
5 Ms
Jun
Morgan
48
48
48 Mi
90
3.90
4.15
4,895
52
52
50
31%
30%
32%
17,337
4<8%
91
45
49
85
4 9 Ma
•
13%
52%
Products
Calgary Power
Preferred
Canada
Cement
$1.30
vV
Iron
4V4%
■
preferred
Canada
Malting
Canada
I
5%
.
Canadian
9%
30%
42
Canadian
sir
British
Aluminum
Canadian
Bronze
Canadian
Celanese
$1.75
->r
14 Mi
Jan
7%
37 Mi
Jan
9M4
Dec
11M2
Jan
9%
Feb
17
7 Ma
Dec
11
Jan
2.00
Dec
2.80
400
2.75
33%
135
29 Mi
Jan
34 V2
Jun
24 Mb
24%.
2,915
16 Ma
Feb
25
Dec
101% 102 %
65
26 Ma
25%
26M2
26%
26%
Canadian
Class
.
1
'
'(•'
Fairbanks
191
19%
12
Canadian Hu^ky
Canadian
Industries
I!..
90
45 Ms
alOMi
al7%
12 V8
20%
61
44 Ma
>
Mb
2,130
.
45 Ma Ot
"24
24%
595
•
6 Ma
6%
600
2.15
2.30
11 Mi
10 Ma
11M4
8
8
5%
5 Ma
common_
International Power
5Mi
14%
-•
com—•
11
50
Locomotive
Marconi
_
37
*
_
Co_
92J/2
6%
45 M2
Feb
12 Ma
Sep
Feb
22 Ma
Sep
59%
Dec
v
44%
Dec
Dec
16
Dec
22 Ma
May
Apr
25 Ma
5 Mi
Nov
1.85
Nov
b
*eb
Jan
33
Dec
7 Ma July
2.40
Sep
10%
Jan
1,900
14%' 14%
1,820
12 Ma July
107V
11 Ma
1,285
9
Nov
16
37%
705
37
Dec
43 Ma
7 Mi
7 Mi
100
Quebec
(
Class
Reynolds
Feb
7%
8.45
(A
Rolland
4Mi %
Royal
Jan
May
Bt
St
16
13 Ma
Feb
16
.195
12%
17
Jan
13M4
Apr
Sheiwin
13 Mi
14
150
12 Mb
Sep
25.%
Jan
7%
1.90
Dec
5.25
Jan
Sicard
Jan
4.90
Feb
11
Jan
Soge-mines
Crown
9
205
2 1Mb
8,599
2.75
2.75
900
19 Ma
20
565
I8M2
Nov
29
16
16
960
16
Dec
19%
Dec
5 Mi %
7 Ma
*
20
•
a!2
2
20%
Dominion
al2
20%
2.00
50
20
Mar
996
Jun
8% May
17 Ma Feb
32%
pfd
Dairies
Founaries 81 Steel
common
Glass
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
Du
of
A
12 Ma
48
68
;
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67 M*
$
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Steel
Lakes
Hardee
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&
$2.00
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*
Imperial
6
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For
footnotes,
>
*
4.25
Jan
17 Ma
Jan
13%
Aug
52
Jan
100
Dec
Sep
Jan
41 Mi Mar
10,917
12% July
10%
8,505
18
1,075
4 6 Ma
CO
20 Mb
20%
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15
11
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25
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1,395
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90
Jan
68 Mi
Dec
16 Vi
Jan
10%
Jan
137/b Mar
18
Dec
45
45 Ma
Jan
19 Mi
77
6
2
7
Mar
10
17
Mar
22
3.00
3.00
20
4.00
Aug
5.75
Nov
22 Ma
9 Mb
Aug
Oct
10%
10 Ma
2.195
8%
Oct
21%
Nov
Ltd
Cement
class
A
page
40.
2,835
170
77
65
1,605
4%
Jun
Oct
38
1.10
2,210
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a75*
4.401
10
Jan
80
Jan
July
Sep
17 Ma
Dec
16%
Jan
92
Nov
Z
Nov
6%
Jan
80
Jan
30%
Jan
40
Oct
72% July
85
Dec
65 Mi
15
80
74
10,557
6.70
6.80
200
5.25
Dec
20
20
100
17 Ma1
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20
Feb
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18
Jan
80
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45
Dec
May
13
50
6,023
Aug
Peb
14
84
Jan
15 Mi
32 Ma Mar
5%
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84
Dec
4.80
84
Jan
'
40% Mai-
a75
10 Mi
common..
of
28 Va
41 Ma
July
Jan
9.50 Mar
20 Ma1
preferred,.
17%
July
32
6
3014
30 Mi
31
17%
17 Mi
—
Steel
22 M2
—-•
6%
preferred
Zellers
Limited
Jan
24 Mi
Jan
1,463
19
Jun
23
Nov
."325
8%
8July
102
25
94
63
1,320
45
4,911
61
7.408
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17
Dec
Jan
Jan
87%
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Jan
Aug
102 Ma
Nov
Mar
58-
17 Ma Mar
Jan
Jan
61%
63 VB
.1,484
48% Mar
58
Dec
22%
19,602
16 Mi
25%
Jun
2:15
2.45
4.00
Jan
6%'
8
—-I
1,850.
8%,
13
38%
39
* 2.60
2.60
2.80
41%
43%
19 Ma
19 Ma
-
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1.70
.
2,465
13
39
v.
.
4.75
203
13
9.035
-
26
1.550
Dec
-1:8%; Jan
.
Dec
Ma
20 Mi
Apr
Jun
40>!
Dec
2.60 May
30
Feb
•
-125
Nov
3.45 Mar
<
,
425
-
Jun
39 Ma
Dec
10 Ma Mar
16 Ma
280
29
41 Ma
Dec
a90
75
84
92
106 Ma
106 Ma
Aug
10
100
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36 Ma
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a46
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43
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a90
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36M2
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common.
33%
Dec
2-40
————_
——
Nov
16%
■r" 21
*
preferred
25%
1,040
21 Mi
Worts—•-
—1
Jan
8%
61%
—.i,
B
Nov
Aug
2,705
101
—-
18
45
130
Sep
23
%
Nov
Nov
May
5M2
61
_—100
8t
18"30M4
1,200
22 Ma
•'
Aug
118
73%
21
Jan
Mar
July
Ma
21%
30 Va
43
'70 Ma
73"
,,
—-1
Corp—
8%
--
-—4—_•
A
21
Oct
Dec
48
''
—*
Canada
class
6
Dec
11%
41
35
6
Jan
Dec
37 Ma Mar
100
125
13%
19
100
Feb
23%
1,000
32
120
__
-10
Class A warrants—
Class
17%
i25
I7 %
*
com_
;___
Dec ^i
8M2 Mar
15
50c
Canada
6 Mb
15Mb Mar,90
15
^46
46
Knapp (Canada) Ltd-—
1
(Geo) class "A" —_—_——*
4 M2 %
10,756
27
46
100
America
of
Gooderham
Weston
3,5 iO
41 Ma
1*
Steel
&
13
28!%
Ltd.
Webb
12 Ma
41%
.—-50
Bank ———10
Trans Canada Pipeline——
—*
Triad
Oils
*
Viau
60
•
common
Toronto-Dominion
Walker
9,880
9 9 Ma
50
Power
&
preferred
United
19%
99 Ma
12%
_•
pfd
Structural
Co
375
18%
--
100
Co
am
10 Mi
19
•
:
preferred
a90
44
-
.
,
25
:
Mar
Apr
Mar
107
■
Dec
Aug
31M2 Mar
37
July
41 Ma
~
4M2%
preferred
^__50c
—
Canadian Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
87
■
5
47
Aug
Feb
Last
Alscope
Jan
Anacon
Explorations
Ltd—Ll
3,250
475
25
28 Ma
Jan
.
Lead
Mines
Dec
Atlas
7%
Sulphur
Oct
16Mb
Jan
Atlas
Telefilms
44%
Jun
Augustus
10%
Aug
9
Mar
104 Ma
Jan
15
350
8.65
-9.25
4,075
7.05
July
14
Apr
52 Ma
Jan
15% May
12 Ma Nov
110 Mb
17 Ma
12 Ma
Dec
Jan
Jan
&
Corp
6%
Jan
Mar
8c
Jan
Iron
2c
Dec
12c
Jan
40c
Apr
Sep
70c
July
28c
Jan
Co
Ltd
1
4C
Ltd.
——*
48c
45c
48c
5,950
Exploration
1
34C
32c
35c
16,366
Talc
Ltd
Mines
Bateman
Bay
Ltd-
5
Co
a7Ma
a7 Ma
6.20
1,780
12c
12c
1,000
2.07
1.90
2.10
10,000
7c7MaC
12,600
1
Beatrice
Jan
7 MaC
Belle-Chibougam.au Mines Ltd——
1
Blue Bonnets Raceway
Inc..1
35
39%
40 Va
40 M4
225
46
35 Ma Mar
42
47
July
1,700
43
69 Va
Mav
52
Jan
Bluewater
52
Ma Mar
66Ma
Dec
Bonneville
11
Dec
Bouzan
8%
19 Ma
a20
a20
60
20 V4
Jan
Jan
Sep
21
Aug
British
20%
Sep
Burnt
Gold
Oil
Oil
Mines
&
Hills
1
Ltd.
:
22C
2 MaC
21c
6%
4.60
9c
1.63
22c
3c
1,200
a6 %
28c
Oct
1.70
Aug
Apr
Jan
Dec
24,070
Oct
55c
Jan
Jun
6 Mac
Jan
5 Vi
,
NoV
3c
.
Dec
14C
25
24c
7.90
20c
6c
3,000
3c
7 Mi
Dec
2%C
3,500
a6 M2
Sep
Aug
Jan
Aug
8Mb
Feb
43c
Jan
5c
,
Jan
cl
Ltd
11c
Jun
25c
Jan
1
17c
16c
19c
6,633
12c
Jan
45c
45c
45c
2,000
35c
July
May
34c
1
Ltd
Mines
2 Mac
—*
Corp
—
Packers
Tungsten
Ltd—_1
Ltd——_—_1
Refining
Ltd
Columbia
Corp
Gas
&
Mines
21 Mac
15
5.60
,il2c
Brllechasse
Lake
9,000
5.80
Jan
Mining
4c
1
Jan
Red
•
,—1
"A"
—
Mining
3 MaC
—1
—
:
4.59
10
7%
4c
11%
3,460
July
5,500
Dec
1.720
Sep
6
4c
Dec
70
47 Ma
3c
3.05
al9
Apr
8 MaC
7.00
UM4
35
Nov
450
11
Jan
17,435
2c
1,700
al9
Jan
89c
500
3.40
44 Ma
20c
Aug
2Mac
8.80
Oct
Dec
36c
Ltd—____il_l
3.40
33 %
41%
High
3 Mac
4,815
8.50
1,942
1,000
39 Ma
6%
21,000
45c
7
Telephone Co—
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd
Barnat
Low
6c
45c
40
Range for Year 1960
2Mac
Avalon
Baker
Shares
High
4M2C
__20c
Ltd__
34% Mar
for Week
|
—*
Mining
Mines
Low
Dollars
Sales
of Prices
6c
:—*
Ltd
Canadian
Range
Sale Price
Jan
Exchange
in
Week's
Par
Jan
12
Expressed
Friday
39%
15
70
47
4.95
•
•
common.
Arno
11M4
15
25
Jan
~25
~~20
15 Mi
.
I-
50Ma
A
143i,
Jan
Jan
Oct
12 Ma
660
■v
Nov
4.25
75
1,980
.
•
Sep
46%
17 Mi
10
common
32%
39 Ma
>17
17
iii100
—
Canada
Anthonian
•
38 Va
14 Ma
55%
900
37%
Jan
Aug
-
6 "5
1.95
40
Sep
8.90
48 Ma
•
Dec
•
44
Jun
35 Ma
68
J .50
Jan
Jan
2.05
50
15
Q0
iizi100
class A
38
14%
a
Aug
110
Mar
10 Ma
1,050
5 Va
Feb
13 M,
81
al5
29
31
43% July
-
20.635
illllOQ
Apr
110 >/e 110 Mb
3,310
8
common-
32
14 M.
42
520
45 Mb
•
common.
2,115
11%
650
41%
100
Dec
13 Ma
27% Mar
613
3.25
48
12 Mi July
62 Ma
43
14%
53 Mi
6%
1
STOCKS
17%
200
11%
' Jan
■•14
81
July
1,460
6,100
42 Mb
Dec
23
50%
"IlOO
Jan
18
11%
145
Jun
14%
7%
Jan
11 M»
42%
49
Apr
18
July
7%
69 M.
a41% a42 Ma
a8M2
a8%
Mar
125
10
38
a41%
40
1
110
41%
Nov
205
110
.
Jan
291
i-
110
52
Sep
Ma
24 Ma May
9%
a42
16
Dec
2,640
a41Ma
48
Jan
Jun
_
Apr
24
37%
Jun
13 Vi
July
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—•
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37%
36
4,6''5
8.00
6.25
all Ma
3,397
20 V4
15 Ma
00
54
Jan
•
July
May
July
21%
17%
Dec
865
16
19% May
480
Dec
~~i0
see
Jan
15
69
15 Ma
Nov
1,080
•
Jan
Jun
9%
5,701
3.25
•
'f
11 Mi
,■
Nov
Aug
14 Mi
33
13%
I50
class
20 Ma
36
95
49 Ma :Mar
25%
475
Z2O0
preferred
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Dec
11%
30.165
!__•
preferred
$1.25
48
Mar
25
23 Ma
III1
Investment
fy
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17 Mi
47
18
GO
30%
19
•
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41%
15%
48
20%
21
1
Bank
40%
17 Mi
common
3.50
*
preferred
Bay
10%
•
common
550
41%
23%
common
Paper
l.P^O
78
Oct
Dec
Apr
'
''
500
11
71 Ma
■
3.30
I
Pittfield
15
10 Ma
78
*
23 %
~
Smith
15
10 Ma
•
3.30
common
A
Apr
11Mb
135
1
B
Howard
Dec
21
69 M4
100
class
Apr
86 M2
21
1,825
95
23 Ma
1%
Int
26
35 Mi
95
10
preferred
Oil
11M.
•
Renfrew
Home
17%
"•
1
Wares
3.00
5
•
Co
23%
•
Paper Co Ltd
Andy
Apr
32%
15%
alO
~_1
common
42
_
Apr
a7G
20%
■
I
2^0
20 Mb May
Nov
65%
a7
Motors
Handy
25
46 Va
•
Dynamics
General
12
12%
•
Co
Jun
9M2
38 Va July
98
Jan
17%
50
Foundation Co of Canada
Fraser Cos Ltd
common....
French Petroleum
preferred
Frosst & Co (Chas E)
1,495
60
*
Steinbergs
10 Mi
15
„
General
Steel
86
10 Mi
•
A±
13%
58
..
38 Ma
6 'to
Standard
Jan
100
10%
3%
Kootenay Power
Electrolux Corp
■.
Enamel & Heating Prod class
B
Famous Players Canadian
Corp
Fleetwood Corp
General
Feb
Jan
13%
66
15%
•
Power
3.00
600
•
.
13%
13%
*
South
69
•
East
Motor
68
13%
•
common
Jan
42 Mi
45
Corp of
Williams
21% Dec
all all Ma
10
common
Canada
15
800
100
Aug
2.25 July
100
47
Chemical common
preferred
Dupuis Freres class
Gatineau
25
100
7 Ma %
Ford
140
al6
12 Ma
Brewery
Pont
3.00
al6
•
Donohue Bros Ltd
Dow
3.00
•
common
preferred
Dominion Steel 81 Coal
Dominion Stores Ltd
V'
15
•
7%
vu
20 Mi Mar
3.710
100
com..
Preferred
tr
5.304
17 Ma
*
.
Dominion
Dominion
32%
16%
25
Dominion
■
32%
17%
•
Corsets
6%
25%
Apr
5
Texaco Canada Ltd
Distillers
Coal
Jan
Apr
39
j
34%
Inc
8%
)•>
Dominion
26Mi
20
95
•
preferred
20%
•
A
Feb
1,110
common..
Co
4M2
Sheraton
9
•
Seagrams
Dominion Bridge
3,lo5
Ma
42 Ma
3.00
of
A
Class B
20%
*
class
3.75
Apr
Series
•
Glass
2 5 Ma
2
....
Bhawinigan Water
•
Textile
Zeilerbach
Dec
17
May
25
10
Ltd
Jan
Jan
13
Dec
25 '/4
_
^
Nov
12 Mb
102
M2
95
Simpsons
Nov
Enterprises
Mining & Smelting
Nov
7
50
7 Ma
250
32
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
2,553
a3.90
10
35
common
Gas
Corp
preferred
8 Ma
a3.90
Oct
•,;
Jun
Jan
18 Mi
Nov
8'/i
..
9
19
93% Mar
1
Ltd
Lawrence
8Vi
•
i\
Dec
Oct
17%
Oct
Nov
41 Ma
^
Lawrence
5%
8%
Ltd
9 Mi
..v
Jan
Jan
May
Jan
4.65
150
10
—
•
-
_
Preferred
Dec
3.00
130
'
5%
3.00
26,793
60
com
_
preferred
24%
_
1.074
11 Mi
Dec
33 Ma
Jan
13%
Dec
25 */a
20
1
Bank
26 Ma
•
18%
10 Mi
v
L_
Royalite Oil
Oct
*
Jan
Jan
'
"
•
Canada
Paper
Aug
•
17%
100% 101 Ma
10 Ma
100%
*
Aluminum preferred—.
19
Farm
16
IIlOO
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20 Mi
Vickers
35
32
7
5,837
11 Mi
(Canada)
Preferred
_:
Jan
17 Mi
8
Roe
1,570
10
Oct
Jun
100
17
18%-
•
_•
"A"
8,694
Consumers
V
10
Ltd
Canada
25
1,745
8 Mi
16%
T7
,
Jan
Apr
.29 V*
Oct
14%
V
Jun
Nov
6
100
Oct
62
13
650
8 Mi
•
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Ores—
Co
&
Reitman's
22 Ma
5 Mb
8 Ma
31 Mi
26 Ma
24
: 100
8%
8;ii
Power
23 Ma
Corbys class A
Coronation Mortgage
V
of
Warrants
21%
Co
'
*
July
IIM2
506
—i
Units
4.85
4.85*
52
>1,820
16
31
—
preferred
22 M4
Consolidated
Mf
l/»
30 Mi
32%
16
common
Quebec Natural
23%
Consolidated
-
29
31
,
57c
1
Combined
■?.
29
32
al35
Corp.
4'/t' preferred
:
Provincial
Transport
Dec
Jan
5% July
2.20 Sen
37
Bros
•
(B J)
Columbia
Celluiose
v
*
•
_
Products
Jan
lb Va
*
Price
Ji
Canadian
•'V;
100
0
Chemical
Co
Iron
common
Companies
Coghlin
V'
11%
Development
Corp
Premium
Oil
Cockshutt
'
&
preferred
Pacific Railway..
Petrofina Ltd preferred
Canadian
V'
11%
25
Canadian
»r*
11%
,
100
Car
Ltd
Canadian
h>
"
3,300
common
Steel
Placer
Sep
Dec
28
600
1
Jan
8
425
6M8
Dec
17 Mi
2,050
A_50c
class
Jan
67
3 1Mb Mar
1,790
33
83
46% Mar
120
32%
Ltd
62%
preferred
Penmans
23 Ma Mar
D°c
Mar
13
335
3.2%
Jan
Jun
10%
10,030
alOM4 a-10%
17% al8Vi
35
27 Mi
82
550
a
Dec
39 Mi
-
3.874
24 Mi
102 Ma
47
505
'
Aug
73
1.050
.
*
Preferred
Canadian
30
59%
61
15 Mi
25
41V4.144%
Mar
22M2 July
24 % Apr
5,500
(6
65
a
20 Ma
•
Canadian
19%
90
44%
A—•
B
Canadian
ll't
18%
25
Morse
93
999
2fi%
*
Co
61 Ma
Pacific Petroleums
Jun
33%
~
Chemical
62%
Jun
25
—•
preferred
58 Mi
•
Dec'
600
10
class
38% May
175
.
5
Co
Drug
Ontario
47%
1.080
•
common
41 Ma
preferred
Sep
14
Warrants
»!
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4% %
Apr
9 Ma
65
common
40%
Trust
&
Mar
a7%
2,30
series
Canadian
*v.
*t
Sep
Dec
13 Ma
•
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common
Vt
50
52%
a7%
a75
Electronics
40%
•
Nov
1,078
12.50
Aviation
36%
Locomotive
40 M2
47% Mar
3,521
pfd_—100
preferred
Feb
Noranda Mines LtdNova Scotia Light 81 Power
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
2,315
•
Safeway Ltd 4.40%
Steamship common
Canada
W.
31
•'
Sep
13 Ma
100
.
common
1,968
40
50
47 MB
10
common
Dec
34%
A
Feb
36%
20
Foundries
30%
33 Mi
com—*
class
42%
75
•
preferred
Canada
Ltd
Trust
35
100
common
Dec
Dec
B
Steel
•
_
58 Ma
29%
»
National
46%
2.40
Jan
V
3,077
A
National
•
common
class
Oct
12%
2.80
Feb
22 Mi
Jan
8,499
±
Oct
36%
*
21 Mi
80
Jan
•
A
B
Oct
Dec
18
Dec,
Aug
33 Ma
100
.00
Breweries
Power
I
V"
Molson
Jan
35 Mi
1
Company
Steel
93 Ma
47 Ma
9%
9 4 Ma
.14 Mb
'21 Mi May
46% Sep
25
906
20
„
19
54
..
60 Ma;
ku—l
45%
•
10
Apr
32 Ma
Power___
Mar
81
28
pfd
K
15
20
_3—-i—__3
37% Mar
10
Building
Jun
Aug
24%
320
Ma
48%
'
48
93
15
Dec
-
10
58%
Preferred
44
93
20
.Feb
75
250
52 Ma
15
—
Jan
91
19% al9%
52 Ma
__
34
com
common
(Robt)
Jan
120
class
Mitchell
Jan
4 3 Ma
44
Feb
60V*
preferred
45%
52
Ltd
5 % %
42%
43%
31%
Dec
32%
——
Structural
Massey-Ferguson
41 Ma
a42
Mills
38
Jan
July
July
1
52
Class
57% Aug
29
a42
Produeta
Ltd
MacMiUan Bloedel A Powell
Rlvei
Maritime Tel & Tel
^
17,873
50
Brown
Feb
MacKinnon
51
a
3,785
-•
49 Ms
50
Telephone
Service
(John)
Lawrence
47%
preferred
Bruck
!"
St
51
4.00
50
Ltd
Lower
48%
100
Chemical
Jun
2,728
preferred
Brockville
Jan
Public
Ltd
47 V*
50
Columbia
19
60
Mi %
British
Laura Secord Candy
Shops
Loeb
(M) Ltd
National
preferred
Columbia Forest
British Columbia Power
Jamaica
Labatt
Jan
28
44
a7%
45
Jan
July
July
July
43 Ma
43%
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
—_—5
Iroquois Glass Ltd 67o preferred—_10
Dec
16
Aug
25
Aug
17%
6 Mi
&
preferred
26 Ma
47 Mi Mar
5Va%
r
$2
49 Mb
'
25
7.60
Paper new—
Utilities Corp^
Feb
39%
51
•
preferred
British
35M2
Dec
a6
100
Mar
55%
•
preferred
V2 %
5%
Note
common
Sep
2,910
Electric—
Bank
Sep
13%
Dec
•
—
43
52
20%
50
Light A Power—
Jan
55
£1
Traction
Aug
38 Ma
50
_50
Paper
52 Ma
41 Ma
44
•
preferred
International
International
33%
•
i,
British
■t:
67%
:
British
i'
67%
•
Bowaters
I
67%
Oct
Mar
37%
a6
Cement preferred
10
International Bronze Powders 6'k
pfd 25
International Nickel of Canada™:—*
Sep
Mar
Mar
11Mb July
5 Mi Apr
Inland
19 Ma
-
10.808
10
Brazilian
I,
61 Ma
Paper class A
Corp 5%
5V2%
59%
Jap
30
2,930
a
,
High
4,794
13 Mi
50
preferred
Low
39 Mi
12%
L—iw.
20%
25
61
,38%
$4.50
Range for Year I960
38 Ma
13
•
common
preferred
22 Ma
43
450
(Canada)
A
Telephone
Bowater
19
21 Ma
10
National
B
Rowater
"I
19
21%
$2.75
46 Ma
26% July
585
21 Ma
.
Jan
47
2.475
a23M4
Sep
,
40%
37
■
275
25%
20
•
Mar
49
>
1,285
48 Mi
Feb
Corp
Shares
High
38%
4.68%
Warrants
Dec
19 Ma Mar
220
35%
Jan
15
:
Acceptance
40
105
51
33%
35%
25
Scotia
Power
42
10
Canadian
Bathurst
42
25
;
Banque Provincial
M0.
10
620
20
Jun
July
27% July
26,082
22
•
5%
Nova
33%
46 Mi-
50
Montreal
Banque
18
30
51
•
preferred
of
200
6,840
9M2
Low
•
preferred
Indus
24 Ma July
22
42
•
Selburn
5% r/c
Bank
2lMa July
46
._50
—.
Atlas Steels Ltd
£
32%
■'
41%
25
4,709
a51 Mi a51 Va
pfd__50
$2.50 preferred
Asbestos Corp
I
22
46
50
4Va%
*
34 Mi
33 %
35 Ma Mar
19 Mi ~
35 Ml
19 Ma
35%
50
Pulp
5,080
183/4
*
•
High
Ltd—
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common_B
6%
Low
41
15
•
preferred
$2.90
40
18%
Range for Year 1960
High
a23 V2 a23 V2
•
-
Canadian
Argus
common
,»
Ltd
Canadian
Anglo
«•'
40%
25
Sugar
„
Aluminum
4
•
Steel
-Aluminium
Anglo
common
Low
Shares
Oil
for Week
of Prices
Par
Imperial
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Monday, January 16, 1961
.
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
Sales
Range
.
(Range for Week Ended January 13)
Montreal Stock
Exchange
Prices
.
65c
Jan
15
15
14 Mb
Dec
24c
Feb
A—*
■
1
,
9C
-N
9c
.
10c
.
100
6,600
,.
:
14Mb
Dec
6V<zC
Dec
-
Volume
193
Number
6021
.
.
(233)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Par
Low
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Uranium Mines Ltd
Collieries
Canadian
&
16%
660
13 Va
arc
a2%c
1,050
2%c
0.2 VuC
Resources
Dock
Ltd
Co
75c
13 V2
13%
Kodiak
Nickel
Canalask
2 %C
Ltd
Catelli
Products
Food
Minerals
Chemalloy
Mining
Ltd
class
Ltd
500
13%
1,000
1,000
2.16
44,875
1.94
3c
"■
,
-r','*
Ltd
Dominion
Nickel
Fatima
Ltd
Oils Ltd
Futurity
1.50
860
Oct
20%
273/8
Sep
'
Minnesota
" Oct
Moore
v
11c
12 %c
Dec
Mar
July
Pembina
Silver-Miller
May
3.45
Pipe
Mines
Feb
Silver
Torbitt
1.30
Oct
.1.76
Jan
1.39
Nov
Trans
Mountain
55c
200
45c
1.75
Jan
Union
Gas
Jun
22 Va
l.bo
17
Jun
27%
14%
Aug
19
2O0
24%
1.6a
Nov
460
2,630
80c
Dec
1,212
19%
1.45
1.65
1
,
2,160
38%.; 39%
.
40
2.05
39 V4
^
5c
30c
Nov
79c
United
45c
Aug
75c
Explor
&
class
Inc
2c
Dec
7c
Co
41c
8,100
70c
24c
5,000
21c
Dec
21c
Dec
Abacus
Mines
8,500
2Vic Nov
9c
Jan
Abitibi
Power
2 ViC
Oct
7c
Jan
Dec
30c
Aug
Sep
61c
May
4 V2C*
10c
12C
49c
4,000
14 Vic
15c
5,000
3c
3c
3,500
18%
21%
8c
2,000
47c
;
1.600
225
13
31c
'
——
•'
'
32%
Feb
39%
10
32%
Feb
39
Sep
6,424
12
Jan
16%
15%
16%
2,615
7% July
12 % Apr
1.23
1.32
4.600
90c
Are
13 '
Paper
27
Jan
14%
Sep
Agnico
23%
150
18%
14%
18%
37,206
19%
19%
20
935
8c
8c
Oct
97c
Jan
Akaitcho
Jun
6c
Jan
Alba
Jun
58c
27%
Aug
Jan
32c
Feb
16,750
13c
14c
I,366
Island
1,255
21
12%
12%
100
11
Sep
47c
52c
5,300
45c
Nov
226
3,000
; :15c
Mar
a52c
a52c
100
50c
Sep
1.12
Jan
Alta
5%
6%
575
Nov
10 %
Feb
Algoma Central common
27
125
10c
10C
500
13,200
12% '
6%
v
Ltd,
Mines'
Formaque
6c
New
6c
46
46
3c
Amulet Mines Ltd——
Mines
Ltd
—I—n
Ltd
32c
Metals
Rare
7C
Pennbec
32c
Pitt
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
Warrants
Red
Gold
Crest
Roberval
Warrants
St
&
Standard
Sullivan
Tib
Trans
Canada
Trebor
Mines
Oil
Westburne
Westville
6c
4%%
Amurex
Anacon Lead
Feb
Analogue
Jan
Anchor
62c
May
5c
Mar
11c
Sep
55c
10c
1,500
5c
Oct
47c
47c
500
60c
3c
1,000
3c
10 %c
13c
54,000
44
45
235
39
Apr
7%
' 7%
2,675
7
Oct
2.26
8,800
1.62 Aug
13c
8.50
Apr
turns
Jan
5c
12c
DeC
,44'
-r
Anglo
Anglo
Mines
Aug
Ansil
9%
Jun
Anthes
2.75
.
Apr
Arcadia
lanada
Dominion
<fe
2 %.
4,400
lc
Oct
8 Vac
Oct
8%
1,000
7c
Dec
19c
Jan
38
Jun
38
Dec
Asamera
29
17
17%
700
11
20%
265
18%
45c
2%c
v.
Packers
Class
B
600
46C
7%
f
Dec
Atlantic
Ltd
1.15
Westinghouse
!entral-Del
Rio
14
5c
Jan
Atlas
Steels
43c
Jan
Atlin
Ruffner
120
120
120
57
tonsolidated
Gas
tonsumers
Co
8c
1.50
Zellerbach
6c
3,100
8c
7,000
8c
3,500
12c 14 %c
16,020
55c
31%
Oct
Jan
Auto
6.90
10
Sep
1.23
Jun
Nov
13
ler.ison
30%
a5
%
a5
.
Feb
120
Apr
12c
Jun
4c
River
Electric
'ord
280
3%c
4.10
Feb
Jan
11 Vic
Sep
Bankeno
13c
Jan
Bankfield
Jun
16c
Jan
42c
Jan
1.55
29
,
808
7 %c
11c
21,900
2%c
2%C
2,000
52c
2c
9,000
10
10
3c
1.00
6c
22
Feb
6%
Feb
5c
Jan
Oct
5.00 May
Dec
2.40
Jan
51c
Dec
18c
Nov
4%c
Dec
Jun
31
Nov
> Aug
4c
Jan
1,000
2c
July
43c
,
10
3c
"
—-1
33%
July
3.40
6,500
32
I
May
5% May
Dec
71c
Dec
17% May
9%
3c
6c
May
Bank
Mines
lateway
leco
Oils
Mines
11%
5.90
800
16 »/4
17 %
1,254
49%
49%
For
11%
Mar
Jan
Mines
Beta
19% May
23
46%
385
40% Mar
20c
;4.1C0
Bathurst
Class
12c
51%
51%
8.25
8.70
2,020
16c
15 %C
___•
30
29%
Beatty
Power
Bros
Beaver
Lodge
5.60
5.50
5.75
5,250
100
35%
4.35
5.20
42%
41%
43 %
3,252
16%
16%
4,525
13l/->
54
54
75
10%
10%
.
.<
38 Va
200
10%
'
1 Vic
1 ViC
20%
100
110
*
Jan
Sep
Black
Bay
Jan
38
Feb
1.02
Jart
26 Va Mar
35 Va
Jan
Feb
49 Va
Nov
49
48%
9C
7 Vic
9c
9,500
40c
32c
45 G
21,400
26 %c
25c
!
Dec
28c
35C
19,395
1.15
1.24
4,920
23
23 %
1,918
9c
11c
13,500
6 Vic
9c
18,400
7c
6 %C
7%c
11,700
2.90
2.21 May
1.05
Dec
2.10
28
14c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Oct
6c
July
5c
Jun
11g
Jan
6%c July
19c
Jan
3.05
11,450
6%
6%
■
19% July
6%
790
5%
3.50
900
2.50
3.25
July
Oct
9%
Dec
3.45
2.98
1
*
•
Jan
Jan
60c
Aug
30c
23%,
1
10c
89c
May
9p
4
*
1
—1
B
6c
10c
•
.....
43
1.20
1
...
—i_.
595
49
Jan
7c
40c
Bowater
Co
Mines——
Bowater
Apr
3.80 Mat
July
Bralsaman
Brazilian Traction
Bridge
Bright
Rrltalta
Apr
61%
8,174
47 % Mar
60
5,690
56% July
77%
Jan
1.90
Nov
67%
1.85
68% '*
2.12
153,685
1.09
Dec
Jan
Jan
39c
43c
10,500
8 Vic
10c
15,900
7c
Dec
17c
May
14c
July
14C
97,900
6c
4c
12,000
3c
44%
587
37
23
44%
42%
33%
34
240
lie
16,300
6%
7%
6,455
5C
6 Vic
21 %
21%
50c
9c
lie
—
1
_50o
■'
15,700
950
37% July
Nov
24c
Aug
4c
Dec
18c
Jan
20%
Dec
24%
Jan
Jan
20,200
Dec
75c
49
23,040
42%
Jan
48
13,600
50c
Oct
92o
10c
May
19c
Feb
Dec
15 %c
Jan
67c
Jan
43c
14c
9,397
8c
10,100
4%c
61c
60c
64c
13.800
42c
1
..
—
9%C
9c
10c
72,040
13%
13%
300
7c
13%
7c
8c
2,000
4%c
3 Vic
44c
39 %c
common
Sep
Jan
Jart
3c
July
8c
Nov
33c
May
65c
Jan
41
Mar
48 V»
358
45
Mar
52
Sep
51%
7%
7%
47%
27 %c
2,500
50 %
7.50
4Vic Oct
31c
14
,.1.379
7%
47%
May
39,300
50 %
—50
Nov
Mar
Feb
45C
—1
'
7c
12
Dec
4 ViC
47%'
__50
1
—.
46%
47%
1
pfd—__—-
Sep
76c
7c
__50
Jan
57c
1
pfd-
7%
'70c
70c
13c
1
Oct
Mar
14c
III
51
48%
53C
48%
—
—-—
Oct
6%c Jun
6C
7%c
pfd———
„
4%
1
A
Mar
Aug
Dec
55c
Nov
42c
21 Vi
487/s'"
...
Sep
3,415
7
Dec
10%
Jart
245
45
Jan
57
Nov
16,318
7.10
7.50
35c
35c
35c
804
3.90
3.85
4.20
14.572
4.55 May
35c
Aug
3.50 May
6.90
75c
Dec
Jan
5 Va
Jun
7%
Jun
Petroleum
Oil
7%
5%
44%
44%
44%
25
Nov
July
49% Mar
2.00
Tank common-—
G). common—.——
American
43c
13%C Dec
37c
...—
5%%
Jan
British
Feb
7%c
2.02
7%
Petroleums
Dec
Dec
19c
3,000
33%
4—--—
Aug
May
26,311
13c
67%
common,.
Feb
41c
13C
10C
."
11'/a
18%
1.25
Nov
36c
41c
60
-25
172%
(T
Jan
Dec
70c
1,300
3 Vic
Pioneer
&
19
21
880
60%
1
Apr
Jun
16% Mar
37,765
22 '
86c
1
1
Paper
Bralorne
4c
.1
—
Ltd.—
Bowaters Mersey
19%
21%
8.00
Dec
16
750
.
4.70
265
6.25
19%
1
Uranium
Sep
15% Mar
5.55
19%
22
-10
Corp—
Corp 5%
preferred
5 % %
5.65
19%
5c
Mines
Mines
Dec
'
35c
Dec
Dec
12c
—.——50
1
Mines
Jan
Oct
Jun
25%
„
5,049
•
Sep
1%'C Dec
5,000
20%
Yukon
50
15 Va Mar
25 "
Jart
7%c
135
1,500
....
1
16
8.30 Mar
100
17
133
27c
1,852,865
35%
Copper Corp—
Seo
'
17
133
-,
V"
30
33%
—
Jan
33c
35%
Ltd
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Biltmore
Hats class
44 Va
36 % Mar
16%
—
Aug
4.85
Nov
5.20
Jan
July
Bicroft Uran Mines
6.70
4.10 July
;
—
Bibis
45
Sep
Aug
13V«
Jun
65c
Mines
Bordulac
20
52%
6.50
5,800
Telephone
Bouzan
38
Jan
^ Mar
49
73c
Paper class A—
&
Mining
Bell
Nov
38
9 Va
14 %c
71c
.—
Jan
90c
Dec
7c
73c
————1
Jan
Jun
2.75
-
Feb
2.90
Oct
31c
Dec
Mines
Belcher
Dec
38
Jan
2Vie
——
Lumber
Dec
Ltd—
Fed
65C
2,200
2
Mines
Dec
4.85
Jun
12C
Dec
9c
—.
Beaver
49
2.25
10c
Sep
13c"
13C
10
Nov
7.20
43% July
Nov
2.00 Mar
125
8.70
Jan
5c
123,000
pfd_50
•
Sep
26c
5c
300
8%c
Oct
47
Dec
33c
22,925
1.95
Jan
16c
125
46c
B
—___—a^__,
Duquesne
—
Seattle
49 %
44
25
1.35
•
7c
Mining
Petroleums
July
25
7,400
footnotes, see page 40.
125
5,485
-—-——
Uranium
Baska
Nov
4.85
_____—____
22%
6,900
....
Jan
33%
22%
168,625
.——-----—
Exploration
Barymln
Base Metals
18%
49%
;
27% July
22%
7c
-u_—
Consolidated
Mines
Jun
4.70
_
II,86]
36,691
3.50
...
Feb
3.20
Dec
1.80
lie
Montreal
of
13 Va
49%
4,250
Feb
Feb
8 Va
36c
34%
_50c
>25
.
40%
Feb
1.70
1.95
class
Products
15
:
NOV
4.50 Mar
4.70
Ltd___———_______
18% July
400
5.75
17%
26
11%
'
...
Ltd—
Ltd—_—
Ltd__^
50
26
—
,
July
7
32%
-
42c
Bank of Nova Scotia—
Bevcon
;
30
13ViC Nov
1.71
41c
Oil
Banff
Rarnat
40,960
8%c
Dec
5c
Jan
33%
1
Jan
4c
6.10
3 Vic
...
Fabric
5%c Aug
1,300
1.35
Auto
4%C Aug
3,000
3.95
8%c
Farmer Candy Shops Inc——
Co of Canada Ltd
Motor
540
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A—
„25
5%
preferred —
._25
5%%
preferred
...
1.80
Dec
1.30
100
%
3 %c
•
ranny
9,441
8%
Jan
Jan
Sep
3.50
Jan
38c
Feb
900
30
Corp—__—t
35%
19%
60
Vic
Aumaque Gold Mines—
Aunor Gold
Mines—
Dec
114
500
7 %c
common..
34%
16 %c
8%c
Mines
75c
Oct
8c
700
5c
1.45
& Smelting____—
Paper Corp Ltd
.—
35%
16 %c
9c
Mines—.
Aumacho
9% Mar
23,000
4.00
Oils Ltd—__—
1,005
43c
—...—...—
3.70 July
Nov
88c
1,125
10c
Mining
Chromium
Irown
Co
4.30
3.25
...
Nov
6
20,400
1.24
8c
class A
:anadian
Copper
Coast
Jun
5.30
3,671
14
-
Petroleums
4.10
3.50
Nickel
Arcadia
Associated
Nov
Oct
40c
I. 4,370'.
5.50
7 Va
_~_————_—————
Devonian
52 % Mar
41c
—<...——
2c
2.10
1,500
3 %C
Co Ltd—
135
1
Mines
8c
600
6,000
lie'
2.25
5.35
10
*
Ltd "A"_5
:—-*
Dec
56%
warrants——.
Oil
15%
Apr
.
Jan
21
Jun'
20%
55c
Mines Ltd
Dec
15%
56
1
—/
Arjon Gold
765
•
STOCKS
Janadian
NOV
13%
703
45 %c
Paper
Argus Corp common—
$2.50 preferred
>
Dec
20%
■
Canada
14%
12,286
1
3.85 Mar
Jan
1.90
37%
37%
Ltd—_—
Sugar
Oct
16%
1
3.15
1.27
500
8%
14c
_;
Co
61c
16%
1
—
Sep
Jun
36c
16%
-18c
Jan
107
DeC
15%
8%
Jan
28 Va
8.30
16%
20c
Mines
2,400
46c
Line
A
July
Jun
3.50
16%
——lc
Area
2%
—
Ltd
:
Chibougamau
960
46
—....
Nickel
2.30
8c
._—
Ltd—
Co
40c
18c
Imperial class A_._—...
3.10
7c
Ltd—
—
Trunk
Gas
&
tampbell
40c
,
Jun
100
502
27,274
50c
Canadian Pulp &
Huronian
Rouyn Mines.-.
Anglo
»
,
Bethlehem
ilberta
107
9.10
46
Mines
Petroleums
2.15
•
Ltd_-
UNLISTED
Jun
—lOo
Pete
Controls
2.50
2.20
—
Ltd
Aug
16%
106
1
1.49
_—
Ltd
1,040
21,223
20c
Nepheline
Oil Develop—.
Jan
9,800
May.
Leduc
55c
Dec
900
18c
-
Ltd
1.20
9.45
Nov
1.50
8.35
i
-
50
1
preferred
Amalgamated
Jan
23c
Dec
5.00
8,700
9c
5.85
5c
Products
Co
44
8c
^—
Corp
Mines
Jan
Mar
26
.•
■13c
14
pfd—100
PropprtteS
Froducts
Westeel
Jan
•
5.50
10C
—
Mineral
Wendell
25
8,
7c
Com
26%
50c
Jan
2.90
25
preferred—..
American
1.22
Ltd
Mining
91c
Dec
25c
4%
American
Ltd
Virginia
Co
Oct
«;
Explorations
Vanguard
Ventures
Aluminum
~
Ltd——
Freezers
Principal
Suited
Jan
Feb
Corp
Asbestos
United
9%c
Jan
76
Ltd_
preferred—-—
Corp Fund
—r
Trans-Canada
Jun
47
5.35
Ltd
Bros
26
7%c Jan
Oct
•
60c
—
Ltd
Petroleum
Tooke
65c
1.65
1.50
•
"16c
—
6%
r.107
10c
...
;
Dec
45c
Metals
*
Exploration
Titan
4c
Minerals
Dec
Mines Ltd
Tazin Mines Ltd
Ltd
Roxana
Jan
Ltd—_—_—
Ltd'
Mines
Cons
Lake
Tache
Allied
Aluminium
5 Vic
2.10
Power
'5,400
55c
*
Aiminex
Jan
29c
2 %C
-—
Mines
Gold
Feb
Jan
100
———
Canada
6c
6c
.
3,500
South
Southern
Dec
3Vic Aug
3,180
26%
•
common.!
Credit
Bldg
5,000
Ltd__—_—_
Ltd
Mines
Siscoe
Algonquin
90c
Jun
Jun
17
—20
Sobey's Stores class A—,
Dufault Mines Ltd
Algoma Steel
7c
7%
Ltd
(1957)
46 %c
34c
10,600
4.15
Dec.
3c
2.18
Columbian
Save
Apr
19,000
Warrants
47
11c
—_
Lawrence
Shop
Apr
10
u._'_4
35c
Mining Corp
Ruby Foo's Enterprises
—
Jan
78e
5c
50
9c
—
—
Mines
21
53c
1.65
Sep
Jun
Sep
10
.j...
47
_——————
.
Gas
;;// Preferred
Jan
y
3c
&
5%.%> preferred
Natural
34c
47c
Exploration
Lithium Corporation. ________
Oil Development Ltd———
Smelting & Refining Ltd—;
Telephone Corp common
5
Cobalt
Quebec
4.00
Sep
17%
2.10
*
Oils____^__.
Cons
Apr
48c
4c
8.40
34c
Ltd
Producers
Gas
!
—
Corp of Canada 4 Ms
Premier Steel Mills Ltd—
Provo
Pacific
Jart
19c
52
July
5.55
Mines Ltd—__i——'k 1st pfd_50
Prime
Feb
Nov
16c
.
8c
Oil Co Ltd—
Gold Mining Co Ltd—
Power
Alberta
48c
Oct
Jan
21 %c
Oct
2.40
4,780
Dec
20 %
11 %c
Dec
1.95
s_
Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
13c
Phillips
Porcupine
/I'-.
•
July
*
2c
;
8,250
37C
a25
Corp
Mining
Jan
;»}■«. 23
8%c
Ltd___
Mines
32c
Feb
5c
100
preferred
A
95,193
50c
_fi
Class A warrants
15
9% Mar
18
560
75c
*
...
Trunk
7c
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
——
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_
Paudash
Class
Jan
trust
Gas
47
—90c
Ltd
Oils
4c
3,500
7c
Qbalski
Ckalta
Alberta
1.13
Dec
43
277,000
a25
preferred __.————1—5
(1945) Ltd
--
1st
Voting
Oct
25% July
19% Aug
1.98
Warrants
13% July
Jan
6c
.
18,500
20C
•
Quebec Power Co Ltd corn—
Northern
3c
2%C
15c
19C
American
North
19
100
2 %C
West
5%
625
Santiago Mines Ltd—_—_____50
New
5c
46
Ltd—i
Light & Pwr Co Ltd—1
Jack Lake Uranium Mines Ltd—
Nocana
30%
j
'
Ltd
Newfoundland
New
30%
Ltd—
Mines
Corp
Minerals
Native
New
29 V«
48C.
Royal
Mount
825
July
3.00
19%
62c
62c
450
alOc
Dec
1
-i
1
20c
pfd—10
Ltd——
Corp
of Canada
Dairies Ltd
Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Molybdenite
Gald
25%
7c
2.80
19%
71c
common—^.—
25
23% May
2.90
1
...
Distillers
27
67*
Ltd
Mining
Mid-Chibougamau
Mount
Yellowknife
Explorations
Alberta
Jan
12c
.
5,626
35
1
.wia,
alOc
Distilleries
Melchers
28,880
Jan
41%
5c
8c
19% "
Ltd
40c
Mar
23%
41
High
Dec
8c
15,166
40%
1
Mines
Low
11c 12 %c
23%
Agnew Surpass Shoe...
Apr
Range for Year I960
40
1
July
Shares
•
...
17
6c
Merrill
Jan
for Week
High
•
common
Mines
12
2c
49c
Range
of Prices
*
55c
30
Jan
1.87
Juh
Sales
Low
12c
Acme Gas & OiL____i______i._i._
2,000
5
16%
Dollars
Week's
•
.
Jan
10,500
Ltd
Sep
Exchange
in Canadian
25
common
6V2C
3c
43 %c
Expressed
1
Oct
3%c
55c
Mines
Dec.
Jan
May
1,394
Shown
Ltd
&
Uranium
3c
Ltd
27c
May
IO3/,
Last
Class A
Acadia
53c
Mines
Jan.
13%
39%
a3t
*
Acadia Atlantic Sugar
;
'
—
3c
Massval
3.25
28c
Oct
*
Preferred
55c
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Jun
Dec
6.00
10
Sale Price
Langis Silver &
44 %c
38%
Per
Lingside Copper
Cobalt Mng Co Ltd
Mining Co Ltd——
Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd--,.
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)
—.
26c
Dec
Mar
a37
Ltd
May
49c
Ltd—
2,500
2.60
28c
Sep
4.40
76c
10
Jan
Mar
A
27c
39%
Advocate Mines Ltd..
Mining
1,205
~
Dec
Nov
40
*
Pipe Line Co
STOCKS
Jan
38c
NOV
13C
30c
19,500
Alfred
1,000
Friday
5,000
3c
Labrador
6,400
43c
8.40
27c
Jan
v
9,000
2 %C
Lambert
4.05
43c
Toronto Stock
44c
Ltd
3.65
Jan
July
July
8%
Aug
4.40
45c
8.10
1
Prices
21c
10C
1,000
4.05
1
Ltd—
Oils
6'/a
500
57o
Oct
8.10
1
.
Oil
5.25
57c
57c
1
—
:
100
a9 %.
a9 %
5.25
III
Nov
32%
Jan
52c
1,000
2,500
3V2C
■
95c
Ltd
Nov
2%c
■
44c
Jan
1.43
■;
Haitian
>
1,500
Dec
Dec
Aug
35c
24c
*
60c
Ltd——
Canada
of
4%C
'
Corporation..-
Uyanium Mines & Metals Ltd_
Copper Mining Corp...——_
International Ceramic Mining Ltd
60c
preferred
18c
„
49
Traders Finance Corp class A
3%
4%C
—
35 % Mar
a9 %
450
Aug
l%c
35c
—
8,184
Jan
May
86c
1,000
2c
1.18
46c
*
47%
*
Oct
500
2c
1.18
1.18
675
46%
Jan
Mar
28
Aug
1.72 May
-
Dec
10J
fi70q
21
31%
46%
Ltd__
Mines
Dec
;
20%
31%
«
Mines
July
27
20%
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
81c
al6
Dec
317/e
Ltd
40c
al6
30
*
Com Ltd
i—-.lilt
Lines Ltd——_— 1.25
Mining
500
26 3a
12,000
Apr
.
Co_. —_5
Paper
Ltd_—_—
2,000
63c
i
7c
7c
7c
class A .2.50
Paper
Ontario
&
Corp
Murray
Dec
99c
30
*
Dec
1.00
1,500
94c
al6
39 Va
&
Power
85C
Inc
Jaye Explorations Ltd
Kontiki Lead & Zinc Mines
19%
MacLaren
Sep
1.10
—
Ltd——
9c
Sherritt-Gordon
5c
75c
28
Gui-Por
Mines
Apr
i
Jan
44
47
4c
Iso
Nov-
4c
31%
A—
Mines
2,750
—■
Mining
Goldfields
23 %
55c
Ltd
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Golden Age Mines Ltd
660
Companies Ltd class
Goldfield Corp
Nov
,i
'
Uranium Mines Ltd
Mining Co Ltd
Fleet Mfg
31%
Louvicourt
85c
.
Mining & Exploration
Fano
Faraday
31%
Loblaw
Uranium Mines Ltd——
7c
80c
Ltd
Mines
Oct
Jan
_
Sullivan Mines Ltd
East
2.10
1.05
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd
Falconbridge
Oct
Preston
a28
26%
Engineering Works
Leaseholds Ltd
Dominion
1.70
Radiore
a75c
1.05
;
Ltd
Mines
500
Sep
4c
.——:
—
Sep
Long Lac Gold Mines Ltd___
2.16
Jan
Apr
;
Ltd-
Corp
Apr
2.40
2.16
19c
Dec
4c
Rand Chib Mines Ltd—:
Crusade Petroleum
7%
22 %
Sep
2.16
Sep
3c
/
7c
1.40
Sep
Juh
2.20
Jan
1.500
1.40
_
Consolidated Vauze Mines Ltd
Dalfen's
9,500
a251/2;
5%
10%
400
Feb
a75c
!
a28
s
475
1,878
3.20
2,000
4c
•;
7
9%c
12c
Dec
July
2.10
Nov
4V2c
4c
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd
Copper
4%C
10c r
—J'' ":
9
133/4
Nov
41
!
Corp
Jan
2.60
6%
July
16c
1
.
Jan
i.52
2.05 Aug
9
July
:
Oct
38
100
2.10
Jan
13%
107/a Mar
92
2.05
.
Div Standard Sec A
_——'——.—
Preferred
a39Vl) a39V4
8.75 Aug
1,600
93/4
12%
Gas
■
10 %c
600
2.70
~7
1.40
Aug
10%
2.10
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Natural
23c
'
Oct
8c
10
9%
i
13%
Lakeland
"A"
Ltd, class
Kerr-Addison
70c
Nov
1.30
Oct
2.65
^70
—______10
19
Ltd_—_
Kelly
Jun
Jan
Little
io %
——
—.
Douglas
Jan
7c.
Dec
10c
1,000
Ltd
7Vs
.
!
July
l%c
6,100
13%
a39%~
A
—:
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Cleveland Copper Corp___
Dome
20c
13j/2C 13 %C
-Ziz.. ■'
Corp
Cliibougamau Copper
Consolidated
,
5
Club
preferred
1.35
>
Jun
65c
17.000
1.55
13%
I,'
Ltd
Gas
&
33
28 % July
3c
'
16c :
.
Asbestos
Oil
Castle
A
5%c
1.55
Explorations
Corp Ltd
Quebec
Cassiar
Jockey
Feb
12%cl2%c
19c
;/
4
Royalty Co Ltd—
Cantexas
Feb
Mar
200
2%c
1,830
15Va
905
5%c
Ltd
Explorations Ltd
Canorama
Chess
Mines
Ltd
233/4
78c
1,800
Jan
21%
HVa
95c
jan
29%
13%
23
Sep
30'/a
Oct
10%
5
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Lta—
Hudson's Bay Oil & Gas Ltd_—— 2.50
NOV
30
14%
Sep
300
Jan
6%
Jun
6.50
8.00
11%
87c
95c
Ltd
Paper Inv
Power &
Canadian
Cartier
Refineries
■
30 %
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
Canadian
.
9.10
7.95
75c
7%
520
8.00
Mines
Ltd—
Mines
High
14%
_x_l
Gunnar
5,000
650
■6%
75c
&
Dredge
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
137/a
Ltd
Giant
Jan
1,100
7%
13%
Common
Shares
High
——
Gold
Yellowknife
Jan
5c
Ltd
Preferred
Canadian
Low
1
21%
Nov
Oct
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Par
High
LOW
High
-
Last
Sale Price
Range for Year 1960
.
15%
16%
Calumet
Shares
Week's
Range
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
-
(Range for Week Ended January 13)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
i
37
2.00
2.12
4,800
1.90 May
2.65 Mar
31%
30%
32%
'37,546
54% Aug
7%'
15,245
5%
35 Va
35%
Jan
33
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
British
Columbia
preferred
1
British
Columbia
Packers
Brockville
class
80
49
49
49
V2
I,260
52
52
52 ¥2
335
12 Va
13 ¥4
6,430
15
Company
Mills
230
15
15.
15
36 ¥2
34%
36%
_
__
class
46%
47 Va
9 Va
9 ¥2
Buffadison
Gold
Ltd
Hill
A_
14
1,600
7c
7¥2c
4,350
1.40
2,800
1.20
Cable
Dock
34
3,235
29 ¥2
Jan
Mines
Cadamet
Calalta
Oils
5
__
11%
1,869
6 ¥2
6%
525
Gas
ny2c
9¥2c
9 v2c
lie
29c
30c
•
Campbell
Red
Canada
Canada
Foils
4 ¥4%
_
•
class
—10
common
preferred
Canada
Malting
Canada
Oil
Warrants
Canada
Canada
Southern
Canada
Southern
Canada
Steamship
20
Oils
19%
Lines
75
75 ¥2
6 6 ¥2
64 ¥2
6 6 ¥2
Bank
1.02
1.17
50
64
2,708
47¥2
Jun
58
3c
Nov
75c
1.23
1.45
8c
•
*
corn-
44 ¥2
45 ¥2
10
10 ¥2
Curtis
2.00
Nov
6.60
12
Feb
14%
25 ¥2
32%
32%
871
6¥s
6%
3 900
2.15
2.45
23 350
1.70
Oct
2.40
80c
77c
83c
19,300
70c
Jun
1.34
7%
;
•
13%
class
13%
2,000
60c
27,750
1.85
10%
5% July
7¥2
Jan
Dover
4.75
Aug
Duvan
44%
44%
4 5 ¥2
Dec
Duvex
33
37
Dec
Dynamic
50
9.25
9.25
11
20c
23 ¥2 c
25c
3,250
16 ¥2c
Aug
5 591
60c
Aug
1.05
Jan
3.95 July
8.55
Jan
10c
common
•
Canadian
Malartic Gold
Canadian Marconi Co
l
Inca
preferred
Petrofina
10
2,860
35
40
2,075
5
30,762
3.70
Dec
2 1 ^"
12 ¥2
July
7 ¥4
7 ¥4
35c
fl.sC
4.90
5.00
4.95
12c
UV2C 12 ¥2
19
Aug
24%
90
Mar
100 ¥2
138
1,169
43
43
43
225
12%
12%
12%
8,504
4c
5c
20,300
_«
42
•
4 ■=;¥.»
*
15 ¥2
.
7¥a
Natural
Gas
com__*
8.00 July
3¥2c
Gold
910
34
Dec
38
46
1.211
33
Nov
235
36 %
37 ¥2
550
16 ¥2
12% July
2,760
500
27
28
15
15
15 '/2
20%
20%
225
18 ¥4
Feb
50c
50c
500
31c
Oct
9c
11c
6,000
8¥2c
Dec
—
11c
52c
57c
34 475
7c
1
Corp
Ltd.
_•
—
"*
6¥2c
7c
4,700
93c
91c
13%
'
Central
~_~~Z_ZZZZZZl
Porcupine
Oil
___
,
~
Z_ZZ
Mines
rbesterville
Gold
Chromium
Mining___
&
Mines
Mining
Smelting""
&
~
__
Cochrane
Willans
Dunlop
«Jocksamt
Lake
Farm
Metals
Commonwealth
ZZ__
*
I—1»
„
Petroleum
Conduits
Coniagas
Mines
Coniaurum
Bellekeno
6,550
15c
174,100
8c
Aug
96c
5,000
70c
July
82c
•
Flin—
I
40.
•
1.40
Jan
<General
July
5¥2c
20,103
22c
May
43 ¥2c
Sep
11,000
8c
Dec
15c
Jan
46c
60c
56c
51c
3,700
16c
77,500
5.05
5.40
5,200
38 ¥2
4.00
61c
38 ¥2
50
3.75
4.15
18 ¥2
19
420
Dec
2.90 Mar
39 ¥2
Apr
Glenn
3.90
4.05
2,980
3.74
Feb
9
955
7 ¥2
Nov
27 c
6,867
1.85
300
19c
Dec
1.65
11 ¥4
70c
80c
15,000
12 ¥2
17c
1,000
7 Vb
8
400
5c
5c
6c
I
5c
7"
Sep
Mar
43c
4¥2c
Dec
4.90
Sep
42c
Globe
Jan
13%
Jan
4%
65c
Dec
Gordon
1.02
Dec
.Jan
Granuuc
9
Mar
Great
5 V2c
5c
5 V2C
11 ¥4
10
70
Jan
Great
1,333
3¥2c
Dec
10¥2c
Feb
18c
Dec
12c
Jan
Warrants
26 ¥2
Feb
25c
Jun
9%c
Jan
8
Nov
12'
Jan
-
¥4
Mar
53
May
'
15c
39 ¥4
14,382
18
3,210
17 ¥2
16 ¥4
17%
1,055
1.20
1.10
1.22
31,050
3.40
3.15
3.40
9,750
2.59
7c
7c
1,900
6c
33c
37c
49
6%
69
1.45
Dec
4.65
Jan
27c
39-
27,000
6
55c
12,605
40c
3,550
9
66 ¥2
69 ¥4
877
Vi
Jan
Sep
85c
Jan
50
Oct
Jan
95
Nov
173 ¥2
Jan
362
1,525
5c
25,600
23 %
23 ¥2
23%
3.40
3.40
250
10c
12c
54,190
6¥pc
13%
4c
636
Oct
Jun
9 ¥2c
Dec
24%
Jan
neC
6 -5
Jan
Nov
2.10
Jan
Apr
15 ¥2
Dec
6%
Jan
vc
Feb
21%
<
23%
23,405
3.60
3.85
400
5 ¥2 c
6c
9,800
3.40
2,489
32
100
100
100
60
92
Mar
19%
19%
20%
12,828
15
Mar
*
7 ¥2
11 ¥4
—1—1%
50c
Wares
A
—
Ltd
*
Ltd
1
1
Mines
class
I,285
Aug
9
4,812
10 ¥2
Dec
22
Jan
120
33 ¥2
Sep
50 ¥4
Jan
41%
42 %
2,473
39
Dec
58%
Jun
61c
61c
50
56c
July
1.25
Jan
57c
58c
200
50c
July
1.25
25
25
35
25
Sep
31 ¥2
Feb
8 ¥4
9
3,823
7
Nov
3 6 ¥2
Jan
lie 12 ¥2 c
42%
8
58c
8 %
S7c
—
—
Canada
*
-
1,500
8c
Apr
500
50c
Jun
23c
1,520
17c
Feb
14
13 ¥4
14%
19,902
18c
18c
19c
3,000
15c
4c
4c
3,000
3¥2c
11
10%
11
7.50
Jun
July
Dec
21c
1.10
32"
14 ¥2
Sep
Sep
Jan
Nov
Oct
3ic
Jan
5c
Jan
890
10 ¥2
Oct
11 ¥2
—1
19 %c
I8V2C
20c
30,500
IOV2C
Oct
22 ¥20
Dec
23 ¥2 c
21c
24c
52,050
17c
Oct
40c
Jan
1
/19%c
19c
2 lei
10,500
15c
Jun
30c
130
common...:..*-
—
class
Power
.-.
¥2
Feb
1
_———__:
Paper
26c
6%
67c
67c
1
A—"
Sep
Jun
Dec
42
Miner—;1
Mines,
19%
12%
1
Prospecting
10-1
Sep
7%
*
—>
common
38
r —r
Jan
11 ¥4
50c
com
class
Feb
Jan
41%
1
Drilling
12
4 ¥2 C Mar
38
July
8 ¥2
18 ¥2
37 ¥4
Jan
88¥2
138
37%
Apr
Sep
10 ¥2
1
Mfg
80c
59
100
—
8
Apr
July
12 ¥4
133
21
13c
*
—1_.
Aug
Jun
10 ¥4
12 c
Dec
22% July
Jun
Mar
138
1
1
19 ¥4
Dec
10 ¥4
*
A
Mar
6 Va
'
Feb
Mar
11%
4c
Mar
15
10
10
Dec
55
39 ¥4
48c
¥4'
65
■33c
62c
225
52c
Nov
Jan
27¥2 May
17% Dec
1
93,900
48
Jan
Jun
55 "•
48
Apr
1.54
May
50
36c
62 ¥2
10c
3,130
•
Jan
May
68%; Jun
35
......
-
Jan
Aug
50
¥2 Mar
17%
11 ¥4
1. 78
2.07
39 ¥2
4c
200
-
Jan
Jan
89c
;
17,500
*
10c
Aor
50
8,000
60
18c
•
Jan
1.53
July
51
36,500
70
57 ¥2
20c
A—.
<
129
132
107
50
43
43
70
*
6 ¥4
6 ¥2
590
*
10c
1
—._—.—
Preferred,'
5c
Lakes
-
.
8c
Jun
30 '
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5
Mines
Nov
Jan
18
—
Muies
3c
40
11 ¥4
60
••
107
17c
common.—______—*
Mining
Lakes
22c
NOV
1
Mackav
Grandroy
Apr
4c
1.40 May
-
-•125
■
-
1.05
13c
-
1
4,500
5 501
1.05
13c
_!—1
Co
preferred
72c
8c
59
58%'
1
—,L
Tire
Jan
38%
__L
class
———
Goodyear
26c
..
*
Lid
Minps
Goldray
2.65
Feb
1
Envelopes
Goldale
May
Dec
58
58%
_1
Explorers
Feb
c
7
26 ¥4 >
58
Dec
11c
13 ¥2
"
255
2 6 ¥4
...
7,625
romihon
Uranium
Goldfields
Jari
1.67
3 6 ¥4
Dec
Jan
10 ¥2
July
1.55
35 ¥2
Feb
68 ¥1
16 Va
Jun
32,650
1.65
15%
Mar
II.33
36 ¥4
Jan
July
8c
4,500
...24,112
■
*
"
Feb
10c
5c
1.80
*
Petroleum
Jan
11
9 V2C
-
Nov
11
1
Motors
Glacier
Jan
19 ¥2
150
1
preferred
Yeliowknile
25 ¥4
Apr
6,100
•
Ltd
Giant
20
12c
Mines
Mines
Oct
12 ¥a
Oct
6%c
12 ¥4
Dec
1.65
*
Mascot
May
17,500
3.95
6c
12 ¥1
Jan
8
Mar.
8%
Jan
45
12% July
1.75
*
Scientific
41
4,639
6V2c
9 ¥2
52
Nov
A
(US)
Giafnt
17
1.805
16c
c
Geo
10 Va
16,422
10%';
-
July
13''/a
20 ¥2
-Feb
Co
Steel
(-enex
5.20 Mar
58
10 ¥4
*
Products
2.73
17c
8
Dec
10%
1,505
3,433
16,;
4 ¥2 c
Development
A
69 ¥4..
13% Aug
Apr
¥4 Mar
32,500
.
class
General
Mar
13
1.85
80c
67c
Class
11% :
66
Dec
;-.VZ 5.45 Jan
6%
40
5%c
Dynamics
General
11
15
Oct
¥2 July
38
*
:
General
Jan
July
40c
80c
13c
8%
25c
38,870
41c
Jan
•7
-
Feb
Dec
25c
Power
General
5
5c
.
Bakeries
General
9%
1.80
25
6 7 ¥1
10
preferred
Oct
1.29
Jan
5 V2c
Canadian
Trailer
General
21
Aug
26c
Co
Mines
Jan
17c
11c
I*
•
Sep
28c
44c
1
6.70
9 ¥2 c
930
*
page
Dec
5%
Geco
Apr
44,200
Mining
Gatineau
Nov
Mar
Oct
9.00
25
4 4 ¥2
15%
25
Nickel
(Charles)
Fruehauf
Gaiiwin
Jan
26 ¥2 c
44,300
*
July
1.07
77c
Gamma
see
Oct
4.00
12 ¥2
Mines
Callinan
49c
66c
1
Bakeries
footnotes,
13%
13c
11%
I
Mines
Consolidated
Consolidated
10 ¥2 Mar
12
*
Jan
11%
i 4,319
,
31%
31
44 ¥2
1
Ltd
27%
7C
Ltd
Insurance
Petroleum
v-robisher
Mar
1.13
69c
^
1.47
11c
May
1
Consolidated
Beta
80c
,2.50
Mines
Consolidated
27,267
Dec
31
12 ¥4
3.70
32%
65c
Companies
Frosst
48%
Nov
Jan
426
.V
Jan
Jun
615
1
Fraser
16¥2c Feb
.
1.04
15
825
1
French
Feb
11c
__I*
_
National
Jan
,
Jan
Nov
.6.00 July
v
4,535
47 ¥4
47%
2.20
Feb
10%
16%
3,625..
5%
Apr
55c
"T
27% Mar
.
6c
Canada
Francoeur
Aug
1.25
27c
3.90
Combined Enterprises
Combined
1
16 ¥4
21
of
23.773
2.70
Jan
29c
; Dec
58c
common
Foundation
Sep
12%
¥
5%
*
Motor
Ford
Aug
17 ¥2
2c
-
.
-43
12%
5%~
59
Developments
Manufacturing
Corp
Ford
37 ¥2 July
3,000
18 ¥2
__
Jan
3c
Equipment
Gold Mines
Cellulose
16%
17%
20
Fleetwood
3c
5.05
common,.
500
Dec
5c
13c
~r~25
IZIZZZZZZZZ 1
8.199
26c
5.75
48c
.
86c
1
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,
—
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I
I
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14
26c
1.00
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1.00
\
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Mines
Kayrand
Chibougamau
5.50
15c
_
_
Cheskirk
14,600
5.50
,
Gold
99c
13%
'
-w
•
Charter
375
52c
Ltd_
Rio
Pat
Mar
14% July
13 ¥2 Feb
Fittings
Fleet
17
17%
._*
;__
Mining
Sep
8.00
_
Grain
Dec
'
1
Athabaska
Del
Mar
¥2
10,180
3.75
1
A
Players
Federal
Jan
38
16
20%
Quartz,
6c
■%, 7,451
7.15
40c
6c
Corp
Fatima
12% Mar
42
I6V4
16 ¥4
1
Asbestos
Jun
32%
._10
Trust
^
class
Life
66,615
27%
,
14c
Jun
62c
Mines
Co_:
&
8.55
<
1
Fargo Oil? Ltd
Farwest Mining
Dec
15 ¥2
36 ¥2
__6c
Mines
Mines
41
80c
26
1
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday
Uranium Mines
Jan
20
_x;
Exploration
Cariboo
13%
20
—
Williston
Captain
Dec
59c
38,484-
...
•
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eaiconbridge
Apr
10%
74c
1
Investment
Famous
9.50
10 ¥2
Jan
>
Sep
Jan
Jan
33c
14 V2C
7!" 27c
Dec
%c
20c
6V2C July
.
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.
Mining
Eureka
July
26 ¥2
37 ¥2
37 ¥2
Western
preferred
5 ¥2%
preferred
144
Aug
32
*
4 r''t
Oct
393,
*
B
Dec
20%
Ltd
Ltd
Empire
Dec
10
Co
Mineral
May
7
Dec
Dec
19c ; Feb
10,836
3.45
1
Mines
Sol
35c
32%
*
Gold
Mines
5,000
31c
•
common..
104 ¥2
3c
1,000
•
common
Nov
99
:
246,500
27
*
common
Jan
Jun
...
t,
•
—
Chemical
9%
6V2C
12c
9. Vac
33 ¥2 c
50
Equitable Life Insurance
Jan
45
18,222
Canadian Wallpaper Mfrs class A
'
4,135
100
8%
New
For
2474
22 ¥2
pfd
Oct
5
Dec
10c
___*
Inv
Apr
16c
3.65
common—*
19 V2
8,500
2.50
.
&
Paper
Emco
Feb
140 ¥4
1
El
Jan
43c
99 ¥2
24
Steel
Sep
Sep
8c
32%
•
13c
6,756
26c 28 V2c
Dec
53 ¥2
39,400
9 V2C
July
July
Apr
17c
27 ¥2 C
•
common
7c
7c
34
July
6c
18c
Jan
15 V2
40
,
Oct
Jan
5c
11c IIV2C
2.50
Petroleum
Match
Elder
Sep
27c
8 ¥4
1
7.00
Oct
Oct
21%
Corp
July
8c
16c
99 ¥2
4c
Coal
Copper
Oils
Eldrich
Feb
13,071
9 9 ¥2
•
Common
Aug
23,399
140 ¥4
Thorium
Key
4.40
9
68c
c
8%
Superior Oil
Con
785
Dec
39c
35c
22%
Canadian
Apr
32c
2,175
99 ¥2
common
&
Sullivan
Eddy
Jan
100
2
Scottish
Economic
Jun
23 ¥2
35¥2c
*
Corp class A
6
>
10
Canadian
Coin
300
31,/
4.50
17
18 ¥4
1
Magnesium
Malartic
East
Dec
39
7,700
1
Industries
Eddy
Jan
57c
575
9%C
6 ¥4
•
Oct
54
5%
Dec
1.50
Feb
6 ¥4
_25c
&
lc
Feb
6.75
icNov
25
18 ¥4
18c
2.00
Sep
1,160
i_
Amphi
East
Jan
12 ¥2
5.25
25
^Canadian Salt
4.65
Nov
14 5',,
39c
East
Apr
Dec
Nov
7¥a
45c
4.15
loo
.
preferred
90c
14%
•
Vickers
3,960
Vb
—_100
Railway
1.90
14 ¥2
l
•
__
Pacific
9 ¥2
•
Canadian Northwest
Mines
Canadian Oil Cos. common
Canadian
28,475
1.45
*
;
■
10
2.50
Locomotive
preferred
5 ¥2
40
•
•_
Gas__.
Industries
Canadian
Rnc
5¥b
5 ¥2
l.bb
:
Canadian
74C
l
40c
Oct
1,075
2,000
.■
♦
1
Foundry
1.75
3.40 Mar
8V2C
1
Mines
3.10 May
45
Dec
4.95
53 ¥2
Bridge
Donalda
410
Dec
40
Minerals
Textile
3,025
Dec
7 V2C
38
7¥2c
1
:
Dominion
8 ¥2
4.50
4c
7 V2C
725
2,330
100
Electrohome
5.00
145
17
.
Apr
150
Sep
Sep
Mines
Steel
6,120
11
Seagrams
Tar
42
69c,
115
common
Stores
4.95
250
12
1
Dominion
42
70c
12
10
Oils
Dominion
4.50
70c
4c
Ltd
Dairies
8
Jan
19c
.^—r-~———L1
Jan
10%
Feb
Sep
69c
Aug
Mines
Dominion
4.80
Hydrocarbon
Columbia
8% Mar
2.60
12 ¥4
42c
Nov
12c
1
Petroleum
4.AO
,
Industrial
Chrysler
1,755
Jun
Jun
Mar
17c
505
5
Mines
Dominion
Jan
10%
25c
500
18
Mines
Dominion
Nov
Jan
1.70
Mines
Palmer
8 ¥2
20c
Crest
Canadian
Chimo
11 ¥4
1.43
16
62c
42
Warrants
Chib
47,600
Mar
Jan
Jan
18
6.60...
1
Brewis
Mines
5 n0
44%
preferred
Electric
!
Warrants
Central
25c
1.80
13%
Sep
1.50
,—
Gold
Dominion
Nov
Dec
*
Warrants
Dec
4.85
Jan
15%
w
4,300
V ;
July
14c
6.15
.
Horn
*
common
Canadian Homestead
Canadian Husky
Oil
Central
Va
48c
2.20 July
11
Sep
:
679
,
j
Apr
34c
Dec
17 ¥2
1
*
General
Tire
90c
1.71
_•
North
Oct
9,050
61,600
12
10
Dominion
Feb
30c
24c
,
Dominion
Feb
70c
97c
57c
U ¥4
ll¥a
85c
1.75
A_50c
Dec
Oct
1
Morse
6¥a
29c
24c
7%
Dec
18
Mines
Dominion
Sep
11%
¥1 July
c
J 5 % Dec
115
12
Sep
Dec
4.30 Jan
,
6
80c
1,830
16
106
12c
/
21,726
>
16
1
Jan
5
Sep
106%
Jun
1.70
Explorers
Dickenson
7% July
Nov
Feb
3.00
6.50
common
Mines
Dome
Jan
Dec
9 V2c
50
Timber
Nest
Distillers
3.35
16 Va
*
International
Dome
Apr
.*
Ltd
Zellerbach
Devon
Jan
50c
Mines
L)
Pershing
Denison
Jan
11c1
Dec
510
.
24c
V
10c
Jun
Mar
15%
1
*
——
Feb
Aug
99
16
*
.
.
Trust
Delnite
Dec
70c
4.80
13
33
100
16%
Oil—
Products
High
75
75
5
4,976
86c
4.70
•
7%
4.45
93c
Petroleum
preferred
Cayzor
6V2
Feb
28
_.
Zinc
Copper
(R
Deldona
Dec
32%
Lead
Bit
Deer
Jan
18 ¥2 Mar
85c
16 ¥4
•
_*
Apr
32c
99
87c
1
B
Jan
Sep
May
4c
1,190
83c
Rand Chiboug
Distillery class A
Decoursey
Jan
1,150
2,620
*
Mines
Daragon
Jan
14
*
_:
_.
Food
Erin
'7.05
24 ¥4
Wright
Fairbanks
B
Cassiar
2,505
Oct
Publishing—
.
Jan
6c
54c
120
3.85
Nov
22c
250
105
3.50
Class A preferred
Jan
2.65
3
2nd preferred
Canadian Gas Energy
p'an
2.00
16
23%
Petroleum
Canadian Dredge Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas &
Canadian
Dec
105 105 ¥4
104,Va
Daering
Dec
25
Devonian
Candore
8¥a
44%
13 ¥2
,
Canadian
Mar
105 ¥4
Dec
Jan
Jan
2.80
2.48
24,739
100
26c
11% Mar
4,265
16 ¥2
11,874
Cusco
Dec
V4
2.79
16%
Dec
1.24
2%C Dec
2,500
2.72
I6V4
105
Crows
Feb
8c
6c
2.79
♦
r
Crush
2.20 Aug
59
5VaC
*
Crowpat Minerals
12 ¥2 Aug
24
1
Canadian
>
3.00
31
1,740
5c
-
11c
14,500
Crown
Jan
2.65
common
Canadian
Class
3.50
4c
30,500
Petroleum.:
Warrants
Feb
45 ¥4
Aug
46% Mar
1,185
3.00
Sep
4c
5.25
13 ¥2
•
Preferred
Canadian
1.30
14,495
10 ¥2
Oct
10% May
7,913
45
Jun
•
A
—
Chieftain
Canadian
39
19,715
61
Dec
2.50
29,425
7c
2,500
9 V2C
9c
Crown
Jan
59%
'■¥ 6c
7c
13c
Jan
481
5 V2C
7 ¥2
Croinor
Dec
8c
'
Collieries
8'/
Jun
1.35
Warrants
o^o
41 ¥3
12%
5%c
Preferred
Jan
450
12
__1
3.50
Crestbrook
Jan
¥2
12%
22c
•
Craigmont
Dec
1.35
49
60%
common
Canadian
Canadian
82
67 ¥2
48%
3c
2,073
3,600
8c
Crain
Jan
45
47c
12c
Craig
Sep
3.40
class
Canadian
Canadian
Dec
Dec
39c
40 ¥2
34c
6%
Jun
70 ¥4
10.200
47c
12c
23 ¥4 Mar
50
45
Chemical
Canadian
21
Aug
Aug
45 ¥2 Mar
10,560
23c
8 V2 c
coulee
Oct
May
15c
24,150
100
Cowichan
Jsa
2.30
preferred
Canadian
17%
42 ¥4
3.45
...5,500
32c
preferred
Cosmos Imperial
7.20 Aug
875
3.25
12,250
4V2C
•
Class
Dec
7,600
3.35
14c
4 Vac
•
Copper
Mar
1.35
6%
Celanese
Canadian
63c
9c
60
12 Vac
26 ¥2 c
Exploration
Clark
Corby
27¥2 July
75c
14c
Feb
3.20
21%
May
2.50
Mines
T_,
B
Oct
Mar
V2C
common
A
I.50
30c
4
uoppercorp Ltd
Dec
49%
1
warrants
Canners
Canadian
1st
2 3 ¥4
33%
19
69c
1.10
Copper-Man
Jan
Jan
49
1
common
Class
Class
nonwest
Jan
49
—20
_
Aluminum
Canadian
Class
20c
16c
57c
49
warrants
Canadian
Dec
July
12%
105
iov2c
Commerce
British
Canadian
Dec
9% May
25,400
♦
Minerals
of
Breweries
Canadian
Nov
22% Aug
973
1.05
1
common-
_
Astoria
B
May
Nov
Gas
consumers
Copp
24
3,550
warrants
Petroleum
Tungsten
Canadian
A
Apr
4.30 Mar
40
19
61
.1.25
Canadian
$1%
20
10
Preferred
Class
20
19%
*
A
Permanent
Class
Nov
7
7c
class
Canada
Canadian
16 ¥4
Jan
1,480
111
17
15,985
1
Nov
3.210
9,800
10,658
1
*
Mines—.
Mines
13 ¥2 May
1,609
2.20
21 ¥4
80c
_1
Mines
West
6,800
18 ¥4
2.05
20%
97c
Nov
1.00 Aug
Dec
Consolidated
Jun
6
130
2 6 ¥2
2.10
1
33c
26 ¥4
May
Jan
Mines,.
29c
17 ¥2
50c
11c
Sannorm
116
25%
19,800
99c
Regcourt
Dec
]- 25 ¥1
83c
19,500
Consolidated
Nov
,
72c
61,065
Consolidated
25
37i/2
July
19c
Apr
102
25 ¥4
Jan
87c
2.40
Aug
2.26
35
Sep
1.20
72c
Mar
12c
Consolidated Quebec Gold
Consolidated Red Poplar
Jan
29c
Oct
26c
2.10
Feb
17%
8c
37c
.
16c
Mar
12 ¥2c
7V2C
52c
74,500
73,800
2.27
8c
Feb
19c
Jan
52c
63c
2
Mines
Northland
26c
Mar
48c
_1
...
Nicholson
10,812
7c
54c
20%
1
Consolidated Negus
39c
Jan
Feb
May
<c
32c
81c
•
Exploration
34c
Nov
Nov
12c
48c
•—
5.30
Feb
*
Canadian
Consolidated
Feb
_
B
Canada
Consolidated
9 4 ¥2
_
Packers
Class
m
_
Jun
3.00 Mar
16 ¥2
*
_
16%
11
43,792
Ltd
Oct
Aug
5 ¥2
37c
High
3.95
45c
60c
J
—1
Smelting
Mosher
136
5.95
2,500
1
Oils
Morrison
wunsohdaied
6,800
100
common
Lands
Consolidated
Jan
II,703
5.70
5 V2C
1
&
Jan
Sep
5 Vac
Mogul
52c
103
♦
A
Foundries
Mining
Consolidated
11%
24%
20
._
Consolidated
Nov
1
—
j
Mac
I2V2C
8,600
Arrow
Dec
16%
1
—_
_
Consolidated Mic
Jun
18,600
Low
17c
Mines
Jan
Oct
2,000
Marbenor
47 ¥a
24
5.75
Lake—
37 ¥2
15 ¥4
*
common
15
Jan
July
¥a July
102 Va
*
_
Canada Iron
16
15
24%
_1
_
Lake
Cement
Preferred
11 %c iiy2c
_
Petroleum
Halliwell
102 ¥u
•
Cbibougamau
5
5c
2,300
—
Oils—
Camerina
Campbell
Golden
oonsolidated
Dec
14 ¥1
18,900
30c
100
&
6 ¥2
1
.
preferred
Calvert
16 ¥2
25c
-
Gillies
Consolidated
2.95
15c
Oct
5c
540
11 ¥4
2.60
21,425
17
2.00
100
13c
17
-1
Mines
Petroleum
9% Mar
365
11c
12c
*
A
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
5 7c
380
-
5
•
class
Consolidated
Oct
Dec
33
34
*
Dry
Dec
Oct
2.90
_
Extension
9¥s
18c
2.45
11%
Burrard
*Jun
1.30
*
class
14
30% July
42
Feb
14
7c
_
Burlington
Sep
93
26,181
15c 17V2c
I6V2C
3.95
7
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd
2.15
__1
__
Products
45 ¥2
Mines
14 ¥2
Sep
May
2.80
2.45
1
1
Ankerlte
29c
-1 —
*
_
_
Fenimore
Consol
9%
48,480
35c
—1
..
Consolidated
52% Aug
1,085
38c
10
Smelting
Sep
Range for Year I960
High
3.75
3.90
i
.
-
Shares
Low
1
Oil
52
Mar
14
820
_
B
<te
45 ¥2
Mar
Dragon
42% Mar
8,414
47 Va
preferred
^oxisohuaieU
47
540
•
1
Mining
37
Discovery
Sep
for Week
of Prices
Par
78 ¥2
Mar
—25
Telephone
Mines
Bruck
Brunswick
Bullochs
Mai-
854
*
A_
Power
Chemicals
Brown
Bunker
37
91%
*
Reef
Buffalo
313
91
_
Columbia
Building
44 ¥2
291
13 VB
•
Products-
_
Columbia
Broulan
43
—50
Forest
B
Mar
42
—50
—
preferred
Class
69
43 ¥2
50
_
Columbia
British
289
91%
.
British
British
High
Sales
.
Range
.Sale Price
Consolidated
78
41%
preferred
5 ¥2%
Low
Week's
Last
Range for Year 1960
High
77 ¥4
_
50
preferred
4%%
5%
_
preferred
4 % %
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Electric—
4preferred
4 ¥2%
(Range for Week Ended January 13)
for Week
of Prices
Low
Monday, January 16, 1961
.
Sales
Range
Sale Price
.
.
common
•%%
•
2 8 ¥2
—25
r———
——
July
42 ¥2 Mar
6
Nov
180
Feb
Jan
44 ¥2
Jun
7 ¥2
Apr
•
11c
2,200
1.30
1.34
•
120
Dec
1.40
II,400
42
43 ¥4
2,394
35
Mar
44% May
28
29 ¥2
900
19
Mar
26
24 ¥2
24 ¥2
200
19
Mar
\7.25
8.00
8,175
'
8¥2c
Dec
1.00 Mar
-
5.10
Aug
17¥26 Jan
1.40
25
7.25
Jan
Nov
Oct
Jan
Volume
193
Number
6021
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial
Chronicle
(235)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Great Northern
Gas common
Class
B
Great
Plains
West
Voting
1956
5,405
8.25
5.00
1,270
4.05
July
July
3.10
1,220
2.65
Oct
1.50
1.25
1.65
Dec
6.75
Jan
11%
12%
4,760
6,220
1.40
11%
8 y4 May
11V2
Dec
11 %
11
11%
4,223
7%
11%
Dec
5.00
3.75
3.75
*
___i
2.80
2.80
12%
12
33%
32
Lines
10
-___
1.95
Gunnar
Lake
Hardee
1
•
common
Red
Gold
(Geo
Hi
Tower
Class
Home
!
preferred
.'
Paper
7.65
21,817
6.25
Sep
10%
Feb
3c
Dec
Marigold
13,000
10c
Jan
Maritime
5%c
11%
14%
9
Mar
10,805
1,175
10
Jun
lie
Feb
6V2C
6%c
21c
20c
6%c
5,000
4%c
123/a
Marcon
Jan
12c
July
21c
1,500
16c
7c
9c
19,800
5c
Jun
15c
27c
6,400
23c
Mar
40c
5c
7c
16,500
4c
May
8c
Apr
50c
50c
2,320
75c
Dec
75
Jan
50c
102
102
105
2.04
1.85
2.06
88,862
50
50
50%
975
48
Dec
10
10
190
7
5.00
Jan
1.32
10
22
23%
5,515
Oct
293/4
8.55
9.30
16,947
7.10
Jun
12 3/4
Jan
•
8.60
8.80
Mldcon
8.30
17,882
6.90
Jun
113/4
Jan
__20c
3.30
3.20
Midrim
3.40
960
3.00
Nov
•
39%
35
39%
1,585
1
2.60
2.52
2.60
2,300
•
46%
46
46%
2,857
*
10
9%
1
9c
19
jan
:
Pitfield
Smith
—
Paper
common
Bay
Oil
2.31
Jan
5.00
33 % July
443/4
Feb
513/4
Jan
Pam Porcupine
Hughes Owens Co class A
Dec
14%
Apr
12c
Mar
Erie
Mtge
Exploration
20
—
1
10,604
9%c
7,000
11
100
10
May
66
68%
365
48
Mar
65
32c
9,700
24c
May
42c
Feb
69
70
1,380
52
Mar
66%
Dec
34V2
170
30
Jun
Lake__
City
Bank
Imperial
10
Glaze
Flo
Imperial
class
$1.40 preferred
Life
11%
11
11%
1,261
Sep
20
20
25
19%
Dec
203/4
21%
21%
21%
25
203/4
Feb
24 %
Nov
19%
19%
20
625
19 %
Dec
203/4
Sep
%
89%
90%
695
73
Apr
90
Dec
38%
38
391/4
19,855
30
Mar
373/4
Dec
Assurance
,10
Imperial Oil
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred
1
1
$4.86%
Industrial
$2j/4
Ltd
_Z;
preferred
common
12%
13%
5%
5%
5%
*
43 J/2
43%
45
4,779
46V2
46
46%
445
93%
93%
45
Inland
Co
Natural
Co
•
preferred
Gas
__
_1
common
Preferred
20
Warrants
Inspiration
Bronze
International
16%
16%
16 V2
300
1.10
1.40
4,285
30c
31c
22%
22%
25
5c
5c
51/2 C
Bldg
60 %
58%
601/2
59,737
470
6c
6V2C
10,500
Class
Glass
6 3/8
Jan
National
NOV
Nealon
Jan
New
45% Mar
3,228
39%
39%
32
32%
preferred
32
23
5,490
66c
80c
2.45
7,920
12
12
12
125
10
May
Explorations
Jefferson
Jellicoe
14%
Jan
Joburke
Gold
Jockey
Club
Mines
Ltd
27,100
30c
Sep
62c
26,000
22c
Oct
67c
85c
20,100
68c
Dec
14c
15c
10,500
11c
Nov
28c
43/4 July
Oct
14c
6%
6
6%
3,020
6 %c
6c
6%C
23,200
_i
10c
10c
24,200
2.65
2.50
2.70
63,365
1.95
Feb
9%
10
1,031
8 3/4
Aug
18 %c
18 %c
22c
24,927
2.10
2.40
2,100
•
:_Z
Kenville
of
Canada
-
7%
16c
2.75
10
93/4
Copper
Mining
_
—
Lake
La
Osu
Landa
Secord
Leitch
Gold
Gold
2.25
2.15
2.25
400
1.60
1.60
1.66
25,066
11
10%
11
1,875
Z •
ZZlO
A
preferred
67
81
4c
4%c
4c
CanadaZZ_ZZZ*
ZZioc
2 _1
17
Jun
6
July
100
5%
Nov
Nipissing
Nisto
9%c
10,100
Nor
Dec
Acme
B
Norlartic
Apr
Mines
Normetal
Jan
Mining Corp
42c
273/4
North
Goldcrest
North
Northspan Uran Mines "A"
Jan
Northern
Ontario
8
Apr
Northern
Quebec
9%
Feb
Northern
1.01
Jan
18c
15 %c 191/2 c
10,500
10c
Oct
Norvalie
3.85
4.40
[2,700
3.30
July
5.00
Oct
Nova
2.75
2.80
2,500
2.75 Aug
4.20
Jan
Nudulama
3.75
4.10
6,970
2.95
4.75
Jan
Obaska
16
16
16%
1,095
1.60
1.70
12
50,750
5c
22
5c
22%
3,800
1,025
1.32
4c
20
Jan
Jan
Aug
July
23c
2.20
Jan
16
July
For
1,505
223/4 Mar
32%
Dec
40
49
Nov
Osisko
30%
Z
__i
&
5,580
38c
47c
2,990
87c
78c~
90c
18,125
42c
53c
95,421
26c
Jun
59c
Feb
21c
24c
22.966
17C
Nov
43c
Nov
44V2c 49!/2c
33,400
35c
Oct
1.25
J an
Jun
81c
Jan
Dec
2.95
Jan
26c
Dec
1.04
Jan
74c
Mar
1.30
Jan
1.43
-
21c
32c
20c
3,550
48
140
1.03
1.10
1,200
14%
14%
8,400
5%
2.65
2.65
—
.
u—.
'
Jun
48% Aug
1.50 Aug
July
16%
57
24% May
26%
Oct
1,920
3.10 Aug
5.75
Dec
Nov
2.85
75
Jun
2.10
•7c
265
75
Jan
Dec
20c
15%
Jan
19% July
75c
49,500
19%
11
3,300
12c
19
—
19
Mar
6
11c
f
1.00
25%
141/8
25%
'
.
41
45
70
May
81
Jan
Aug
—
—
ZZl
57c
54C
57c
17,400
10
10
10
381
——
'
■
—
—
80c
13
Feb
Dec
16c
Feb
11c
23,800
39c
15,070
22c
Jun
61c
12c 13V2c
6,500
9c
Aug
36c
130
75c
July
80c
9%
Jan
Jun
Jun
34c
80c
Jan
9%
7c
9%
.
1.05
8c
10c
12C
15%c Jun
160
9% Mar
1.00
Jan
Sep
July
10 % May
315
25% Mar
29
20
20
225
18%
Oct
24
5.95
13,606
5.00
Dec
8.60
Jan
1
1.55
1.52
1.58
14,800
80c
Jan
1.78
Dec
Gold
1
7
6
7'
14,000
4c
Aug
9%c
Jan
1
24c
19,950
20c
Oct
37c
Feb
10
common
Ormsby Mines
29
29
preferred
5c
Dec
18c
Jan
Pacific
37c
Oct
67c
Apr
Pacific
55c
22,030
19 %c
Feb
65c
Oct
l%cMar
10c
July
7 %c
Jan
8
8%
28c
33c
*
Pamoil Ltd
Pamour
Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
26c
8
29c
Page Hershey Tubes
3%c Jun
22c
•
Mines
Express
29
Zl
Wholesale
Lake
12,700
Jan
2.10
5.50
16,600
Jan
1.61
Jan
20
9c
15c
2.00
47%
*
common
Debenture
Products
48c
19c
Feb
!_Z_1
Copper
56c
Feb
13c
2
45c
Nov
4%c Nov
•
49 %c
6c
19,550
*
___,
7c
46c
7c
10c
5.60
Overland
7,500
7c
*
Oct
5,500
Jan
7%c
1
Orenada
8C
12c
Mines
Orchan
10c
13c
Dec
*
Beauty Supply
313/4 Aug
8%c
Sep
4c
_90c
Steel
71/2C
Jan
6c
10,250
_100
Maiartic
Loan
7%c
3.70
61,300
6c
•*
pfd
Mines
Metals
Opemlska
1
*
Dec
lie
5c
2
Oils
Oshawa
Jan
Mines
2.50
4,983
9c
6c
48
ZZZZ_Z20e
Preferred
22%
footnotes, see page 40.
Rare
Ontario
8,375
2.75
9%C
Jan
Ontario
22,200
2.65
Jan
Jun
Nov
50c
Gold
Sep
6c
2.70
26c
Feb
Jan
8c
Aug
10c
Nov
5%C
19c
17c
4c
5 %c
14,750
1
Mines
2.25
7c
21c 21 %c
21c
7c
July
Ontario
6c
May
Z*
Gas
Lake Mines
Oleary
1
3c
4c
3,960
7c
3,000
12,500
Okalta
9%
4%c
7c
32
Jan
Jan
4c
—.
1.10
6c
31%
6
Jan
48%
Jun
Jan
31%
175
20c
Jun
33c
Dec
760
8%
Apr
36
7,840
Nov
31%
8%
11c
6,417
6C
Jan
9.00
6,500
46c
10c
31
Mar
15c
41%
43c
21c
1,465
5.00 Mar
15c
40%
500
Jan
1,110
Jan
4,500
Apr
5,215
Jan
7c
11,225
Jun
34
1.46
Jun
14c
2c
9.60
Aug
4c
32c
1.60
47%
Dec
70C
10,500
8%c
25%
47
23c
12,480
8c
7,000
33
Jan
2,200
84c
14c
32,050
9.00
75c
40c
5%c
32c
3c
34
Jan
14c
2.20
47%
Sep
32c
Dec
Dec
12
72c
8 %c
Dec
Dec
Aug
Jun
1.03
_Z_Z
Ocean Cement
Oka
9
26c
1
O'Brien
j
37c
300
50,451
45c
48c
common
Utilities
Oct
11
61c
50
Ltd
Sep
ZZZZZZ*
30%
Feb
Jan
ZZZZZZl
2.00
26% Mar
1.27
Mines
9c
31
Jun
Beaucage
1.65
22
26c
15c
warrantsZ.
Warrants
Jan
1.00
1.40
33,600
*
Natural
Northwestern
Jan
41c
July
41%
23c
Telephone
Power
.
46c
Mines
Oct
50,
Mar
5c
1
;
preferred
13c
9-60
Gold
Oil
Canada
6c
*
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowknife
Star
Northern
7,500
41c
Jan
42c
75c
—.
'
1
Ltd
;
10c 11 %c
45c
25c
Dec
54c
81c
■
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Mines
10c
Dec
Nov
19c
11
-a'—
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Rankin
2%c
——
25c
Utilities
1.70
Warrants
!
Oils
26c
1
common
Northgate Exploration
.
30%
:
Oils
Northland
59,900
*
—*
1
•
Coldstream
2.13
30%
31 %
Mines
4%c
14c
10c
5,200
37c
37c
May
34,600
20c
47c
Ltd
Northland
50
Goldfield
Oils
Mining
Warrants
Jan
10'/2 c May
Nickel
Canadian
North
3.80 Mar
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Mines
Jan
1.00 Aug
—
Jan
18 %c
ZZl
Gold
Mines
Jan
44c
warrants
Uranium
—
•
—
38 %c
'
1
1.01
100
7c
8c
13c 14 %c
—
1
2.80
266,050
9%c Jan
2,600
Mines
Dec
60c
Nov
7c
Mines
Jun
1.55
3c
7c
Mines
Nov
1.55
Jan
52,600
1
Nickel
Dec
class
35c
;49c
Jan
1.14
158,100
59c
Rim
Jan
Dec
Wire
25c
60c
19c
Oct
14,366
14c
57c
Nickel
200
1.55
19c
Jun
4%c
9c
1
Niagara
8,100
Jan
Dec
6c
4c
50c
Mining & Smelting
Apr
Jan
25,931
3.95
3%c
4c
Jan
,
71c
Dec
Apr
18%c
Mines
45c
4.25
Mar
17c
Sep
May
Taku
2.05
Feb
19c
Dec
51c
•
40c
1.80
Jan
Dec
8c
11 %c
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1.95
44c
2.05
35c
7c
3,000
12c
Sep
880
18c
6,100
700
Dec
4,771
25,819
10c
17c
43c
6
27c
9c
Feb
17c
31%
22
Apr
17c
Dec
5%
8c
,~I
*
Z
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Apr
18%
July
New
Jan
8
4c
Jan
Apr
5%
5,000
19%c
Jan
9%c
20"%
Feb
5c
Jun
6c
22%
10
43c
5c
8c
Jun
_*
Jan
25c
9c
26c
9%c 11 %c
25c
15,200
5c
11 %c
14.965
19,500
12c
Sep
10c
July
Sep
35c
35c
Dec
3c
24
40 %c
21c
Dec
Jun
10%
3,582
Jan
Jan
8%c
—ZZZZZI
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9c
7c
——
ZZZZZZZZl
Mines—
65
7%c
May
60,000
40,000
49
May
3%c Dec
33c
7c
;
*
of
19% May
3c
32,679
15c
32 %c
2.60 Mar
Dec
3%c July
2,000
34c
Sep
Dec
9%
12,000
3%c
5%
1.25
1,216
4c
—
1.50 Aug
4%c
North
32%
Jan
3%c
Jan
31
Jan
10c
4,000 '
—
Ltd
76%
Jun
2,250
*
1st pfd—30
30
B
Louvicourt
B_ZZZZZ~*
3c
13,000
10%
13c
Jan
Jan
5c
Oct
32
16%
16%
41/2C
5%
13c
20 %c
5%c
Northcal
*
20,500
Feb
5c
Jan
Jun
5%c
13
4c
*
class
5c
13% Aug
5%c
3.95
July
150
5c
Dec
6c
2,864
1
1.95
1.55 Mar
7,100
15
14%
_ZZZl
Norpax
17c
10c
14%
1
Norsyncomaque
800
8%c
14%
14%
•
Rouyn
1
Long Island Petroleums——
Long Point Gas
Lorado
Dec
Nov
Merger
22 %
—!
Mines
Lac Gold
1st
(M)
5c
9c
♦
~5
1,210
25c
-
vLoeb
July
Rouyn
20
preferred
Groceterias
A
96c
7%
1
Mines
Preferred
Class
Mar
Senator
Apr
3
—
Loblaw Cos. class A
Class
35c
New
Jun
1
Candy Shops
Gold
B
54.550
6%
50c
Industries
Class
64c
New
7%
1
Laura
Loblaw
58c
■ •f
Mines
2.09
*
_i
Long
Jan
62c
6%
•_•—*
American
Little
59c
1
7,500
1
Mines—
Latin
Lexindin
70c
Nov
3.00
1
Silver
Levy
Sep
23c
common
Mines
Nov
10c
Gold
Lencourt
49 y2 July
50c
2.70
71c
Mines
Oil
Langis
35% Mar
4,700
1,000
1
Mines—.
Lamaque
9,263
29,600
3,500
5,500
Dec
32c
20c
7,151
59V8
54c
1.95
25c
Oct
17% Mar
42 % July
471/4
6%
2.25
1.00
46
17c
91/2C
Nov
27c
1.95,
9c
Jan
42%
50c
6%
43c
23c
Jan
26
26
28c
17c
V'
2.25
Apr
50c
8,054
25c
Dec
May
21
j.
32c
1
Gold
46 y2
Apr
May
1
29c
—.
Mines
Shore
Luz
210
30c
9%c
20
39% Mar
1,075
59
Norgold
Mines———l
Gas
Lingman
Lake
Lake
—
Dufault
Lakeland
13%
58%
Jan
10
Exploration
&
common...
—.
Warrants
Lake
13%
58%
-17c
*
Ltd
Ltd
Cement
A
Dec
13%
Mar
20
-
7c
Jan
North
(John)
Class
11
74c
*
Aug
1
_
Developments
Lafarge
Aug
8C
____1
Minerals
Townsite
Labrador!
55c
7,700
1
common—
Kirkland
Kirkland
Labatt
9,320
9%c
—
13% Aug
75c
8%C
9c
250
68c
9c
13%
9%
—
100
.*
7c
10c
9
Feb
12%
Nov
347
•
12%
Jan
3c
1,682
•
13
10%
411/4
Noranda Mines
7%c
3%c Nov
7,155
19,500
c
25%
Norbeau
1
2,000
12
25%
Jan
1
Gold
Jan
Apr
2.80
5c
31/2
41'/8
Dec
Jun
Jan
29c
4c
—
j
Jan
2.05
11%
3%c
25 Va
45c
5
20c
4c
25%
39c
1.18 May
Jun
41%
May
13c
2.00
25%
20c
975
Dec
25%
9,800
6%.
13 %c
Jun
*
Mines
Gold
1.40
•
46,200
—
Mines
Gold
Kerr-Addison
Kilembe
Oil
Mar
12
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9
Warrants
Kelvinator
2.40
Manitoba
Newnorth
Jan
Jan
*
Petroleum
Kelly Douglas class A
Apr
Jun
Jan
1.40
Dec
2.34
1.40
85c
35c
23%c
57.549
Nov
40c
Jun
2.02
33c
9
Aug
Apr
1.73
8,375
29c
23c
47c
19,966
29c
10
8C
Aug
1.81
Mining & SmeltTngZ.Zl
New Mylamaque
Mining & Smelt Ltd 1
May
Dec
24c
47c
3.00
Pound
Oils
Jupiter
Ltd
Co
Jan
4c
24,500
1.80
•
—2
31c
2,820
33c
44c
15c
Mines
Mining
Jumping
8
125
May
5 %c
1.50
1
•
15C
22c
5c
31c
45c
38c
1
Mines
27,400
18c
5c
32C
1.70
1
preferred
Quebec
Jowse.v
7%c May
1
10
Warrants
Jonsmith
6c
*
common
a
B
50c
25c
75c
1
Preferred
Class
45c
22c
19c
Jan
Mines
Kelore
Newlund
New
50c
1
(1939)»
New
Apr
85c
1
Lake
Mines
Jan
Nov
3.70
25c
Jan
63c
Develop
Mines
New Jason
1.75
1
30%
Nov
New Hosco Mines
Nov
38
20c
Mining
Sep
Dec
1.45
11
43
35c
*
Waite
»
Concord
Sep
Dec
56c
50,880
2.15
Apr
3.95
July
24c
Harricana
30
75c
New
Goldvue
1.25
62 *
21
1
New
Jun
9,053
ZZ_Zl
New
Apr
Aug
2.45
30%
ZZZ__1
Jan
40c
51%
28%
33,048
Gold
Nov
20
30
Jan
36c
Mines—
Delhi
9,425
Apr
33c
Mines
Bidlamaque
Calumet
Continental
8,288
1.20
34c
class
Davies Petroleum
64
2.35
Athona
New
New
New
30c
Aug
1
New
2.80
70c
Feb
Z__Z
New
2.45
1,290
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZl
Jan
61%
1.05
25c
Jan
2.65
Jan
1.00
4.85
1.15
^
Mills
Apr
62%
13 %c
*
36 %
93/s
Dec
1,125
'
43
5% July
5c
j
Feb
715
8,40J
14 %c
LtdZZZZZZZ~Z
Feb
425
6
25
7c
1.05
•
39%
41%
6
6.35
2.80
6c
Dec
~ ~
Mines
Jan
Dec
Nov
5.90
2.80
7c
Jun
Car
Jan
58%
6.70
6.35
2.80
6c
Mines
Alger
New
Jan
Jan
40c
ZZZZZ
31
34%
40%
32%
50c
23
Jan
Feb
10c
15c
Trust
163/4
33%
1
Mines
Kopan
Jun
6
1
Jacobus
Jcliet
Steel
13 %c
12 y8
102
10,100
Petroleum
34 %
25c
Mines
Mines
Iroquois
Hosiery
National
40%
25c
A
Copper
Bay
National
National
Oct
July
4.05 July
2.75 July
43,300
Exploration
Apr
Dec
5c
47V2c May
27,600
1
Dec
July
Sep
10c
Chemical
Jan
3%c
8%
03% Mar
Jan
52c
Mines
6%
1.90
Mar
118,900
102
'
1.33
9c
t
—
21%
*
common
Creek
Dec
*
com
30c
Syndicate
Sep
National
5
Credits
warrants
Investors
Jan
.21
26,528
5
common.
National Drug &
Preferred
25c
4,658
25
Utilities
Nama
Oct
Jun
30c
43c
fyn
Dec
13% Mar
Oct
11%
~
Corp
47%
90c*
6,200
»
Mining
Jan
3.60
10,714
30c
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Jaye
4.80
22 %
Preferred
Interprovincial
Iso
4.40
1
Powders
Nickel
International
Jack
4.60
56c
17c 18%c
Dec
19%
28,000
40c
~
Aug
8.50 Mar
75c
Oct
46c
Minerals
63/8
15
67c
1
Corp common
Wright Iron
4.00 July
930
Jan
10c
Moore
78%
2,439
15
Jan
11c
Nov
—ZZZZZZZZ5
39%
3,935
4.75
15
pfd_—25
Molybdenum
Irish
20
4.20
1
International
International
.Iron
18%
4.55
10
13c
ZZZZZZZZZZ
1
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Porcupine
44%
95
Dec
4%c
10%
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13%
>T
5c
40,000
40 %c
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Jan
Jun
31
36c
9c
100 »/4
B
Murray
Dec
7c
101
Locomotive Works
Montreal Trust ________;
Multi
Nov
Jan
48c
Mines
Mar
5%
907
1.30
&
Cement
11%
2,315
*
I8V2
(John)
Inland
1959
13
100
_i___—
Warrants
Inglis
,
50
Accept Corp
preferred
$4%
90
Jan
10%
Montreal
Mt
Nov
17c
11% Mar
7c
17 %c
Jan
1.05
18c
Corp
Moneta
Sep
25
8%
16%
645
70c
(
Petroleums
Ore
Class
/ May
11" Dec
20
;
__
preference
Imperial
*
~
15%
•
~
_
Modern Containers class
Molsons Brewerv class A
37
20
A
i__
preferred—
$1.25
Nov
15
3%c
ZZZZZZZ*
Preferred
^_20
Investment
6 % %.
70
Jan
Dec
8c
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Imperial
99c
169,200
Mines
Brick
Mining
M'in
Dec
Mines
Mining
Milton
Dec
8.70
6%c
26c
10 %c
_ZZ~
50c
ZZZZZZZ—•
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ZZl
Oil
Mindamar
11% Mar
30c
68%
10%
8c
11
____*
8,090
8c 12 y2c
1
*
Lake
Uranium
Mill
Jan
May
43
3.25
Red
Midwest Industries
Jan
.31
Hugh
&
Meta
32c
%c
4,800
ZZ_ZZZZZ*
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T28
Mentor Exploration &
Development" 50ci
Merrill Island Mining
j1
8.90
28c
100
Gas_____
Gold
22 y2
Jan
1
Red
5
8c
__
1
McKenzie
Oct
Oct
28c
*
McWatters
Jun
55
Sep
3c
69,300
"
McMarmac
Dec
70c
1,000
10c
ZZZ
Jun
7,000
23c
Mines
Oct
Sep
27
30,350
10c
Ltd
Jan
3.45
13c
92 c
•
&
22 % Mar
'
Nov
3%c
15c
Corp
Jun
Sep
1.28
19
2%c
10c
Oils
Mining
2.50 July
4%c
24
80c
20c
"ZZZZZZ
Sep
13% Aug
3%c
Zl
Mines
Mayfair Oil
Dec
1.93
2c
Feb
__
85c
*
common
Mclntyre
Jan
103
Oct
40
Maxwell
Sep
7c
13c
26
Maybrun
Jan
25c
26
■
Jan
8%c
1.00
26,000
Mattagami Lake
Nov
7c
Milling
preferred
Matachewan Consol
Jan
27c
6c
2c
5 % %
15 %c Mar
Dec
5%c
Oct
32c
Jun
21% Aug
41,250
5%c
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Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
Dec
15 %
25
3.40
High
3.10
Jun
3%c
19,308
3.20
«
Fields
2.40 July
15c
16,751
3.30
16%
ZZZZZZZl
Jan
Mar
25
1.22
171/8
Zl
Mines
Mines
11c
7 y2c
44,800
*
Consolidated Gold
Hudson
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hydra
Maralgo
Marboy
I*Jov
May
*
Howey
Huron
Dec
Leaf
4c
Co Ltd—
&
Hudson
14%
100
Gold—
Maple
14,925
1
B
Howard
Dec
1.50
24
1.15
17
1
Uranium
19,180
5c
24
I
Gold
7.40
5V2C
4,500
—
Low
•
Lake
Barvue
7c
12
*
A
Class
Manitou
*
Oil
Home
Maiartic
Maneast
8.05
,
4c
—
__
Dec
'
Drilling
Consolidated
Hollinger
Dec
4c
Shoes Ltd
Jan
1
Bell
Maher
River
Majortrans
7.65
3J/2c
13,500
20
.
Powell
Consolidated
5%C
16c
Dauch
&
1.35
20,425
16,700
25c
1.20
&
Magnet
July
1
Co
&
Hinde
2.00
Blodel
Red
31
Jan
1.75
preferred
3.25
22c
Zl
v
Madsen
4.15
__1
Mines
Hendershot
25%
A
2.90
22c
Range for Year 1960
High
3.10
MacLeod Cockshutt
MacMillan
Jan
12%
Dec
1,584
class
Jan
Jan
3.85
Aug
33%
Explorations
5.00
May
2.50
lOVa
14c
1
;
Iron
Highland
100
1,515
11%
1
Lake
Hi
2.75
1,240
12%
1
Mines
Lakes
of
3.90
2.80
13
Jun
*
Gold Mines
Gold
Hasaga
Headway
Hees
Gold—
Minerals
Harrison
7c
7.75
1
Carpets
Hard Rock
•Heath
_—
Farms
Harding
l
_—
Mining
Gwillim
Head
1
%
Mines.
Macfie
Macleods
4.95
*
Wire
Lead
Sep
Shares
Low
j
]
Mines
Macdonald Mines
Jan
2.25
*
Mines
Gulf
Dec
2.75
.
Trust
Apr
85c
for Week
of Prices
1
Macassa
Jan
5.00
Rights
Gulch
10%
2.25
43
3.10
warrants
Guaranty
1,400
Dec
35%
*
Trust
Greening
1.15
57c
Par
Apr
*
;
Saddlery
Greyhound
25
6%
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
Dec
•
A
Winnipeg Gas__
Greater
1,530
41
9.60
l
80c
5
*'■
class
—:
West
Great
Develop —
Coal
B
Class
66c
41
50
warrants
Great
1.27C
Week's
Last
Range for Year 1960
Low
5%
95c
preferred
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
High
5%
71c
$2.80
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
Warrants
(Range for Week Ended January 13)
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Par
39
Nickel
Petroleums
;
•
8%
8%
8%
6%
1,025'
x
25c
6,600
110
„
Feb
Oct
8 % May
52
Nov
8%
35c
9%
64
Jan
Feb
Oct
Jan
Oct
Warrants
Dec
60
60
500
11%
ny8
11%
26,691
7.30
Jun
6.30
\
6.30
6.95
1,480
5.25
Nov
9.00
Jan
20 V4 July
29 y*
Jan
—
24%
24
25%
6,181
37 %c
33c
41c
116,400
25c
Jun
•
99c
85c
1.05
134,320
52c
Jan
l
7c
6c
7c
8.057
4c
Nov
13% Aug
44c
1.00
23c
Jan
Oct
Jan
i
40
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*
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(236)
.
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Last
STOCKS
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Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended January 1 3)
Sales
Week's
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
Last
Range for Year I960
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Range for Year 1960
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Gold
Petrol
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Pitch
»
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Italic-
Powei
General
33c
Jan
Toronto
18 %c
Sep
Traders
10C 10 %c
10,500
9c
Dec
39c
Jan
,9
10
16,665
6%
Sep
5%
45
45
200
40
Mar
30%
30%
60
28
Dec
9%
——
85c
Jan
21 %c
13c
12V2C
14c
5,800
lie
Jun
1.20
1.27
1,500
74c
Mar
1.44 Mar
57c
64c
34,150
48c
July
1.17
7,250
30c
Dec
13
Jun
61c
43c
64c
1
1
•
40c
15
14%
60f
—
Sep
52c
43c
51c
—
f July
30%
Dec
39C
32,375
60c..
45
59c
■,-?
1
-*
*
>
8%
Jun
15%
61c
48c
%
100
68C
15,689
15
4 Vac
5c
42c
7,275
51c
55c
10,700
50%
53 %
Canada
Trans
Feb
Triad
7c
Jan
Twin
Ultra
60c
Jun
Union
Mar
Provo
■*.«/
HI1*'
Purdex
,
Ltd.,—
Producers
Gas
Units
|-M»'
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13c
15c
23,500
Nov
1.40
Jan
Feb
5.15
J an
66,700
2.15
92,885
—
•
'
6C
3.40
-
Acceptance
1st
preferred
Gas
Class
Sep
39
39
135
343/8
Apr
38%
Sep
363/4
37%
185
32
Feb
383% July
10c
14c
1,200
2.60
2.75
1,435
45c
3,900
•'
42c
T,
21%
•
20%
10
9%
223/4
2.00
173/8
1.95
2.50
24c
B
Oct
Union
Mining
2.70
Apr
United
23,000
3c
Dec
9%c
Nov
United
Canso
voting
12,560
7c
Nov
23c
Jan
United
Corps
class
14V2C
16c
20,700
12c
Dec
29c
Jan
1.58
•'
'
'
Mar
17c
Jan
8c
9,790
6c i Jun
4.95
250
3.50 Aug
9c
12,041
10%
245
3c
3%c
1,300
2c
July
6c
Ja 1
3,220
1.85
Dec
3.50
Jan
United
Keno
1,300
7c
July
13 %c
Feb
United
New
66c
69c
8,866
45c
Mar
78C
Aug
United
8
69c
1
24,446
5c
49
695
„9 %
5,255
Feb
Jan
Upper Canada
5.80
Feb
Vanadium
Oct
Jun
18c
40,466
9.15
9.50
3,590
7.90
6c
6c
1,500
5c
20c
Jun
10c
16C
17 %c
9-35
18
ll7/a
Jan
9c
Jan
May
United Steel
Vandoo
Mines
*
Ltd-,-—.——,,,,——*
56c
*
Mines
1-03
57c
28c
4Vic
14
—
Rayrock Mines
Mining
Reef Explorations
Realm
kf
Mines
Renabie
Uvinf'
lUm.
—
Rio
Rio
Rupununi
J
Algom
Riverside
Roe
Venezuelan
1.73
8.65
13c
73,998
1.00
23c 29 %c
66,2^5
44
,5
77
8c
5
5%
75
77%
8c
3,000
72%
74
8,518
10
10
10
*
Bank of Canada
Royal Oak Dairy class A
Roy a lite Oil common
Preferred
13c
ll%c
—
29c
Jun
4.50
Jun
Jun
Dec
14c
47,300
20c
19,300
15c
4%C
10,149
3%c
10,330
4.45
Dec
6c
Cement class
Lawrence
Dec
G
fit
Lawrence
5%
Corp
preferred
85
17%
3,365
16c 24 %C
180,400
Gold
Antonio
65c
75c
12%
13%
7.20
6.75
7.35
1.56
1.51
Lake
Wespac
Jan
Jan
Ssp
Jan
Apr
20 % July
Jan
12
Jun
60c
1.60
Jan
Oct
West
Knapp
Selkirk
Arts
Seven
Bhawinigan
re
^ it
Class
B
Power
com
Westates
i-tf
Silver
Miller
Silver
M'
Standard
,■
Biscoe
Mines
1.04
29
NOV
Mines
Ltd
1.00 July
10
10
200
3.90
3.90
4.25
6,270
4.30
4.30
100
9%
9%
10%
17,295
28%
29%
29%
46
Nov
137/a July
Oct
30%
23%
Dec
42 % July
42
1,500
Mar
48
Mar
1.00
Jan
3.35
Oct
Yale
4.60
4.00
4.60
3,150
2.96
Jun
4.50
Jan
Yankee
43c
37c 45 %C
118,632
23c '
Oct
43c
Mar
29c
29c
32c
8,400
16 %c May
32c
Jan
Young
11%
Sep
Yukeno
33%
Jan
Zenith
1.24
Nov
Zenmac
3.00
Jun
Zulapa
10%
11
1,384
30%
30%
31
3,242
9"% Mar
25%
Nov-
21%
22%
9,690
18c
17c
22c
239,700
8c
•
76c
74c
84c
32,500
14c
15c
15c
18c
2,900
5c
Oct
•
lie
11c 13 %c
52,525
8c
Dec
*
3.95-
3.75
3.95
1,853
143/4
15%
4,125
13%
Nov
35c
39c
1,100
20c
Nov
Standard
Paving
Standard
Wire
•
15%
5
,
Stanley
class
Brock
A____
Uranium
35c
9
70%
74
7,551
Steeloy Mining
Steep
■"•it
Rock
Steinberg
>
Sterling
*
5c
1
Trusts
5c
8.00
8.40
213/4
23
20
56%
•/''
56%
195
1
31c
22c
31c
232,800
Contact
1
6c
6c
7c
Sullivan
i'< i
54
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury
,,»
Cons
Mines
1
jV»' I
Supertest
II
16,000
22c
21,100
151/4
Petroleum
common
Ordinary
•
1
.
common
Industries
Mines
trust
Voting
*
\
,
m
Territory
Texaco
Mining
Canada
Preferred
Thompson
Tiara
Tidal
Ltd
t
Lundmark
Park
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Torbrit. Silver Mines
1.85
Dec
44c
Mar
16%
13
300
20
800
3.75
125
15
2.10
Jan
Jan
July
Jan
Feb
25%
Oct
2.00
July
4.50
Jan
3.30
Jan
4.50
Jan
1,573
12%
Dec
177/s
Jan
100
1.50
Dec
3.60
Jan
'
13,550
20 %c
Aug
1.04
Jan
25%
295
21%
Feb
25%
Jan
10
8.00
Apr
3.00
228
59c
64c.
19,625
37c
Aug
July
69c
Jan
59c
59c
1,000
37c
May
57c
Jan
10
Nov
10
10
1.90
39,799
1.35
1.35
1.45
1
17c
•
—..100
•
1
60%
io«
•
J
83
83
61c
61c
51/,
5%
3c
n
66c
12,900
775
6%
3%c
5,500
'
2.15
40c
Jan
59%
Jan
76
Apr
85%
Oct
43c
Jan
94c
5% July
2%c Dec
56c
153c
62c
46,900
33c
46c
23,100
31o
29c
7c
July
-27c
103/4
Oct
38 %c
v
,Mar
1.11
22,469
82c
Oct
1.88
Jan
70c
Jan
33c
37c
3,000
22c
Nov
4c
4%c
13,600
2c
May
46 %c
53c
15,000
42c
Dec
97c
1.05
4,725
90c
Dec
1,425
-
67,600
24 %c
Jan
Jan
5%C
Jan
78c
Jan
2.15
Jan
93/4
10
32%
32%
89
32%
Feb
1.45
1.75
700
1.001
Dec
3.60
25c
300
26c
Nov
1.35
Jan
84c
96c
18,616
72c
July
1.55
Jan
35
32
Mar
38%
Sep
Aug
934
Dec
173/a May
33
Nov
Jan
24%'
G)
85
24%
243/4
225
243/s
Jan
28
34c
33c
35c
5,550
20c
Oct
55c
13c
Dec
13c
14c
5,025
lie
42
41
43%
443i
42%
44%
90
90
106%
Jan
Feb
30C
2,310
29
Feb
40
Dec
1,827
28% Mar
42
Dec
10
82
Feb
92
Aug
60
100
Mar
107
Aug
8,095
10
Mar
20
125
14
5%
1,300
90
106 % :L06 %
18 S/8
19%
19%
5%
5%
1.25
1.23
1.34
28,700
90c
Oct
22c
Dec
7c
Jun
20
17%
Dec
Feb
7% Mar
1.67
Jan
1.05
...
Jan
18c
25c
2,700
9%c
lie
28,700
6c
4%c Jun
lie
11c
3,000
3,486
4.75
4.75
4.75
300
4.25 Mar
17%
15%
17 %
2,855
5.05
6.50
4,440
1.33
1.21
1.33
26,725
1.01 May
1.45
11c
9%c
lie
10,100
9%c Dec
3c
3 %c
21,500
1.12
1.05
1.15
33,895
83C
Jun
65c
63c
68c
45,550
56C
May
4c
4%c
1,500
2.25
2.30
I
v
-
—I
8
.
—200
—1
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,
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•
Electric
Mines
9c
2.30
1
20c
18c
20c
1
—
Mining
25c
22c
Aug
Oct
14c
Feb
5.00
Jan
Nov
19%
Jan
Nov
8.25
Jan
'
14
3.70
2c
4%C Aug
Aug
2.001
26,900
16c
20,025
13c
Oct
Jan
27C
1.13
Sep
88C
Oct
5c
Jan
3.00
29c
Apr
Jan
37c
Oct
2%c Aug
1,400
29c
17c
8%c
May
'
Mines
Mines
Dec
33
Dec
53/8
5c
•
Metal
"
.
Dec
July
Jun
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
STOCKS
1.15
68c
May
31c
'
v!
1
in
Canadian
Dollars
Last
Sale Price
•"
Par
Asbestos
Bulolo
Gold
Canada
Dredging
Canadian
Bronze
General
Maclaren
Class
Pend
Price
Sep
8
May
20%
Feb
6.60
1,425
3.90
Jan
17
1,268
131/2
Jun
31
31%
96
291/4
Apr
18
26% Aug
Nov
18%
18%
18%-.-
20%
30
31%,
42 %
4iy4
25
^
765
43 3 a
15c
15c
4,050
681/4
68 y4
60
20%
2,632
NOV
July
38
Feb
22
273/4 July
361/2 Mar
5,661
Oct
6.00
I81/2
■
331/4
Jan
Jan
Aug
22c
Jan
Dec
13c
65
441/2
30
Feb
Jan
20%
20
18
18
18
191% July
17% Aug
26%
1
33
33
33%
1,271
29%
303/4 Dec
1
14%
13%
14V2
1,415
2.50
20%
20%
20 3 4
200
91/2 May
1934 Oct
21•
Dec
20
Oct
22%
Nov
26%
Sep
31%
A
B
—v.——2.50
Flour
45
♦
:
Oreille
6.35
2,110
High
Apr
July
6
_250
MinesPaper new
class
263V
25%
353/4
16%
*
common
Loblaw Inc
Minnesota ,&
3,205
•
common
International
23,903
7
17
15c
Copper
Gaspe
41%
31%
Oil
Dupont Co
6.60
Range for Year 1960
Low
39%
•
Investments-
Glass
25%
*
common
Dominion-
Shares
•
Paper
Dalhousie
for Week
High
*
I
Canadian
Range
of Prices
6%
_B
Sugar
Vinegars
Consolidated
40
•
Dominion
&
Canada
fl
Corp
Sales
Low
•
Develop
Week's
Ontario
21
21
21
50
32%
31%
3234
630
47
47%
65
_l
2.40
2.40
400
2.50
common
1
Bros
•
Third
Canadian
Consolidated
Genl
130
*
Paper
Mines
Yukon
,
Invest
Gold
41 %
1
Zellers
60c
>
36%
41 %
42
638
Trust—*
Corp_.
6%
55c
62c
36%
55
385
■
Jan
46%
Jan
7%
Sep
Feb
Oct
76c
Dec
32
Jan
Dec
3.15
,
Sep
53/4
50c
Dec
49
July
37
600
,
14%
2.30 Aug
13,933
35
40
Jan
23
Dec
Feb
July
37
Jan
Nov
Mar
i5c
27c
[
94c
9%c
Jan
45
'
250
2.80
14c
1,812
•
Jun
1.25 Mar
31,740
63
f
.
8% July
1.52
6,600
16c 18 %c
62%
2.50
1,000
1.71
.
1
Oil
Mines
Ogilvie
3.00
5gc
1
Petroleums
Tombill
10c
Mar
450
1
1
common
—
Thorncliffe
1.30
Nov
12c
2.80
25
1
certificates
Taylor Pearson preferred
Teck Hughes Gold—
Temagaml Mines
I<
July
23c 24 %c
*
Taurcanla
K
May
40c
15%
»
Tancord
Ml
Jan
"
Tamblyn
"I
Jan
24
55
2.10
2.10
Jan
13%
Feb
23%
24 %c
6c
Oct
Sep
May
Nov
14 %
•
7,601
21c
L_11
Jan
3.75
35o
Sylvanite Gold Mines
..
Zinc
87%
15%
•
12c
Nov
35
•
Nov
23%
—
Switson Industries
f'V
i
1.63
18c
25
Warrants
Jun
1
A
Anglo Newfoundland
2.60
Preferred
I'/V
1.42
22c
•
Exploration
Superior Propane
1.53
1
Sunburst
7c
6.25
class
Ltd
Jan
4c
Apr
Jan
3.50 Mar
10c
84c
*
Jan
46
16,000
■
13c
3,000
lie
7c
15c
.
6.00
Dec
2.50 May
3c
July
4,000
1
38%
5.90
Nov
Nov
10
_
Jun
17
Feb
1.25
32%
50
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
3c
-
3.501
5%c
1.05
•
_
61%
2,980
3,100
19
31
66,863
21%
oct
3Vac Aug
2,000
8.10
1
A
5c
1
Iron
class
3,100
Oct
Dec
4c
Jan
73
200
8c
60c
Jan
6.90
40
14c
25c
Bear
(H
Jan
•
July
33% Mar
4c
Mar
53c
405
,l<
Yellowknife
Jan
56c
48,000
5.75
2.45
Jan
Oct
6%c
-
3.88
July
333/4
of Canada
19
10c
5%c
Nov
9%c
__
Canuck
Dec
25c
33%
Apr
1.07
1-
9c
100
preferred
_
4.50 Aug
205
v8%
Apr
15
53c
.1
<&
Feb
3.60 Aug
;
1.60
Jun
12c
-
1.60 Mar
19c
9,771
6V2C
Steel
2.35
Oct
2,010
33 Vz
32,/2c
Nov
Feb
9
•
.
Feb
1.04
warrants—
Lead
38%
Sep
23 %c
33c
Stedman
l',.i»
May
38c
1
Bros
24
18% July
g
1
Starratt Nickel
UM
Jan
30c
9
Stanweli Gil & Gas
H
July
2.00
38c
>
--1
^
79c
$2.80
Yukon
&
Stores
A
Jun
3%c
_100
—
Class
Jun
10%
—
Larder
Woodward
3.75
Sep
Jan
14
6,563
2.80
Sep
3.30
9c
.
Wright-Hargreaves
2.01
1
Stanrock
July
94%
40c
Dec
;
7c
1
Oct
Jun
72c
1,000
2.60
'V—".
Dec
33
2,376
*
Alexander
Wood
100,685
420
ssnsji;
1.12
->-*
Windfall
4.10
666,380
Ltd
1.03
Jan
2.45
11,556
50(
A__
A
——
Coghlan
3.60
1.24
Foods
39
2.80
III20
.
—
Warrants
4.10
2.85
Stafford
Jan
75c
27
40
95c
Wiltsey
Oct
»
•
Winchester
Spooner
£
6.30
38%
*
Mines
Apr
7%
75
46
95c
Willrov
Apr
1.16
Air Services
Warrants,,
Mines & Oils
6.10
39
1
A
class
class
preferred
57/s
Spartan
W:
1.60
Feb
6.25
313/a
Jun
70
25
1.50
2.25
Dec
Apr
24c
7,600
6.20
5
preferred
4.65
2.75
Union Oils
82c
14%
1.60
1
—,
Warrants
10 y4
Aug
1.24
Southern
78c
14%
37c
B
Mar
3.80
5,843
Inlet
Surf
3.25 Mar
10
2.75
i
82c
14%
*
—
Pass
Jun
Manufacturing.
305
—
Petrol——
White
14c
22 %
D
Southam
45
Jan
75c
340
42
25c
25,250
1
class
Jan
51,350
Oct
Jan
7c
May
2l3/4
60
28c
2.40
•
Hardware
22c
—•
A
92%
18c
—1.28
Petroleum
White
19 c
Jan
25c
Naco
4%%
$6
83/4
1.30
2.55
Nov
1.65
Dec
20'/2c
1
K
Jan
1.20
*
S
p
M
49
Dec
Mar
Dec
•
class
Ltd
Simpsons
13c
Jan
■
(Geo)
50c
Mines
Dairies
Bilverwood
IV!'
Nov
Oct
Gas
Preferred
—1
I—1
Sigma Mines Quebec
M»
1.55
May
4%C
37c
&
1
Grocers
1
Sherritt Gordon
:b
48c
10,500
60c
—
92 %
1
Breweries—-
Western
Class
Dec
Apr
1.89
Dec
3c
13,952
—T_
Decalta
Jan
9.05
28c
July
1.05
200
2.40
Warrants
Western
4.65
87c
100
75c
32%
23c
Copper
6.50
35,200
..
....
Petroleum
Western
250
50c
.;—
30c
30
2.40
1
Ltd
—
Canada
Weston
9,850
50
Gold—
30c
75c
•
Products
Jan
7c
27
6,600
32%
1
_
Mines
Oil
Westeel
Dec
75c
28
5c
27
Jan
14c
Oil
Western
98c
51%
•
100
5c
25
—
—.
Western
ll7/a
73c
*
preferred
Creek
Sheep
I'>
&
A
Class
■Ml
Water
Ref
Warrants
Sep
•
•
A
9,714
4c
5.30
56,010
1.25
45
Nickel
West Malartic
Westburne
Nov
8%
74c
—————*
A
Freehold
Holdings class
6ecurity
Dec
Aug
*
class
Scarfe
19
997/a
60c
48
8%
1.38
1.25
*
Canada
Canadian
Feb
1
Metal
Satellite
Jan
50o
Petroleum
6 5/S
1.25
*
_
Apr
'
1
Mining
4.00 Mar
33,800
Debentures
fiarcee
13%
Dec
6c
•
£
1.34
Petroleums
54c
■
Jun
1.09
Werner
60c
10,140
6c
80c
•
Weedon
IOC
15% Mar
30,697
65c
56c
102,935
—
&
89
8.200
12%
1
Petroleums
1.34
W
Sep
6"%
Nov
10%
285
•
1
Gold
River
Sand
1.21
92%
&
Jan
80
7c
17,825
—1
Warrants
Ban
19%
99%
—
Shirriff Horsey common,
Sapphire
18%
1
Gas
Maurice
St
fialada
1.25
Mines
Jan
81
8%
825
99%
19
Nov
•
10C
9.50 Mar
9,225
\
9c
B
35c
10
9%
100
16,620
common
Webb
Dec
6.85
•
common
,—
5
23,882
1
Prod
&
Aug
July
July
31
CO
Sep
Apr
10 3/*
22% Mar
1.25
27
13c
Nov
9%
20%
10%
22% Mar
28%
9.40
_
preferred
5.20 May
Jan
31
-
Wasamac
100
9%
10%
55
Jan
Dec
12c
Ltd
Amulet
Waite
Walker
July
6.50
1
263/4
Nov
24c
24%
8.80
4
J8%c
Mar
5c
65
203 8
*
A
2 6 3/4
Sep
56
70c
31
L.-Il
__
class
Western
St
125
12c
Grey Trust
Wainwright
Sep
July
66
6.50
21c
12e
2,803
9.40
II—1
_
54
Oct
3.40
90c
273/4
25
pfd
.
20%
1
Jan
7.90
Apr
3.50
"*250
•
Ryanor Mining
46c
5,670
•
Dec
Jan
Feb
77c
263/4
•
Dare
4.10
10%
16 3/4
273/4
3.60
13c
4.00
5.30
"
A
Mines
Virginia
3.90
77c
145
Apr
Apr
'
Jan
1.95 Mar
Mar
—25
——
Industries—
Vlolamac
Nov
4c
90
7c
73%
4.00
'
Victoria &
Jan
4.00
'
100
7.75
29c
Jan
60c
8.15 July
70,109
10c
68c
Sep
16c
1
*
July
8
12%
493/4
•
Debentures
Jun
1.35
25,100
Jun
1
Jan
51
Nov
16 %c
20C
"II10
Mfg
6%C Sep
55%
7,499
_
Mines
Mines
28
class
Power
Viceroy
Dec
285
20C
Ltd
Vespar
Apr
55%
Explor
Jan
3c
55%
18 %C
55%
Corp
Apr
1.50
13%
3,900
18c 22 %c
» *1.
100
1
common
Royal
Russell
1.56
18c
Mines
Consol
775
4%c
Preferred
Rowan
11,600
4 J/2C
Can Ltd
V)
4%c
14%
Mar
52% -
Jan
163/4
Feb
52 %
;
Preferred
Mar
45c
14
38c
Nov
18Vac
3%c
8.50
12c
1
1
Petroleum
iA
38,043
64,700
50c
Rockwin Mines
Rocky
68c
Ltd
B
Uran
Cotton
Mines——
Roche
60c
24c 29%c
Mill
class
Yarns
Robinson
75C
78c
Nov
9c
4,850
1
*
—1
*
Mines
Athabasca
Rix
1,366
1.05
1.00
*
—
13c
95c
4;73
22 %c
Nov
42c
73,000
13c
2
1
Minerals
Rexspar
iL/t'
—
58c
~r
——*
•
1
Chemical
Reichhold
48c
_
Alloys
Cons
45
52 %
•
80 %
25
310
11,210
Oils
Dec
1.05
50
10 %
Jan
14C
Nov
16%
Hill
Dec
37%
2.00
6%
i
5.50
Dec
10
trust—
A
Fortune
July
4%
45
1.40
7%
4G
1-85
-1
*
1
,
3.15
7%C
50
.
„
Jan
Jan
47c
8c
•
Jan
4.10
20c: Dec
10%
9c
30
2.59
Nov
15%
Preferred
7%c
26
4.75
4.95-
/
1
Asbestos
5%c
Inv
Dec
7%c
•
50-
9%c
Fuel
Jan
18c
16
Corp
4c
United
Jan
12
1—50
9c
1
1
1
1
*
26
Nov
•
.
common
preferred
Class
2.05
Aug
1.60
Jun
15%
4,000
_
preferred
Jun
35c
Jan
10c
34,624
21c
Feb
65c
7% July
1,380
2.30
•
Jan
5.00
Dec
Jun
10
24,785
16
3.00
Dec
50c
■
3,300
--
103/4
17%
—50
A
Jun
5c
56,937
12c 13 %C
*
_
-
Canada
5c
Uranium
Radicre
of
9c
14 %c
3c
3.00
2.17
—-
Ranger Oil
fo'ib
i
Dec
39%
2.60
I—_1
common
1
Petroleum
Rainville
»*},'If'
.
59%
Feb
10%
Union
Ventures
l/V'i?
jijMh
i
May
*
a
,
-
Quonto
12c
31,335
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Minings
W'
Jan
1.31
Warrants
|-i>1
I
Feb
57
32%
:
Feb
4.35
5.65
Develop
Corp
Mines
Quebec
Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
I#
2.90
Oct
2.29
Lithium
Manitou
Quebec
Nov
2.00
1.23
Quebec Labrador
Quebec
1.40
4,906
4.75
Ltd
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Uvitt*
Jun
3,750
3.30
1.26
Ltd
Minerals
43%
2.49
3.00
5.40
Airways
JED
55%
975
2.15
52 V*
•
Ore—
Electric
Prospectors
i
18
50
8,139
37%
—1
_
Mines—
Deo
58 %
'
24c-
Shawkey
123/4
48%
39%
•
City Gas
145
Dec
Jan
July
39
/. VE •
Trinity Chibougamau
Jan
Nov
' V
13
,
13
58
Jan
14%
13
-
.
High
59%
May
38%
t
;
94c
17c
13
*
Pipeline
Nov
Jan
39
—
Line
May
10%
150
-jtU
1
.
Resources
Piue
Dec
28c
72%
1
Ltd
Oil
1.02
72
Low
48%: Mar
'
—40
:
Pipeline
rtaiibiijouniau)
16
9
•
:
.
Exp
Prarie
975
'
Transcontinental
Trans
11
39%
•
-
Canada
10%
—50
A
warrants
Trans
11
*
1956 warrants
Jan
3.20
————•
1
——20c
•
1
,,
Iron
Mines
Preston
>♦ nil?
I,'I
class
preferred
1957
7,016
•
,
—
85c
1
_
preferred——
4C
47,500
15
Jan
Star
58C
2,000
36c
-
Jan
Trusts
Finance
High
63%
•
Works class A-
Class B
*
Gas
Corp
Premium
president
y *
Toronto Iron
Jun
Mine#^
Prairie Oil Royalties—*
"tr
I
■
Toronto
Oct
Low
60%
10
'
■«»<><'
>
Jun
July
1
,
Oils
Dec
10c
;
,——1
Placer Development
VK>'
Jan
Bank
62
72%
Elevators
15c
Uranium-,
Ore
Toronto
3,000
19c
•
Gold
Place Oil &
/ lit'*
,
Crow
Sep
3.20
...•
25,125
....
Engravers
Pickle
>•>'
1,700
17 %C
4.40
4.40
Jan
2.20
Dominion
19C
:A
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Jrtu
Iv
3.00
Toronto
—■*
.
Mines
&
100
2.75
Par
Jun
I2V2C 12 %C
Gas,
6c
on
——_
Mines—
Oil
Peruvian
3.70
2.50
2.75
High
23c
May
3.70
—1.25
Oil prelerreu
&
lie
3.05
1
—
common
8,220
400
„
—.—.1""
1
—
Preferred
LOW
'
,—50
Consol
Ltd
Pipeline common
Penmans
20c
3.50
■
1
—»*,
High
3.401
2
Gold
19C
20c
•
.
.
Exploration
Pembina
>/..v
1
.
Canada
Expl
Peerless
»»!««■
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Consolidated
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Low
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Jan
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a
Odd
Feb
Mar
lot
in
e
sale
OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
t
year's
Included
(not
sale
In
year's
(not
included
*
'
range),
price.
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wd When
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(not Included In yearns range)
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dividend,
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Jan
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71
■
Volume
193
Number
6021
.
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(237)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
The
following
Association
bid
and
asked
quotations
obtained
are
from
the
National
of
bought (indicated by the
"asked") at the time of compilation
any quotation furnished on
request. The
which have
wide national
a
(indicated by the "bid")
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Aerovox
Air
Corp
Inc
Alico
8 %
9%
45 Va
48%
Co
19%
7V4
7%
Gas
22 V4
24%
Gen
Alside
Inc
L
15%
16%
Gibraltar
20%
22 %
Cement Corp—„;
5
Co—.—____5
American Greetings class
American-Marietta Co—
36
American Pipe & Const Co—_1
Amer-Saint Gobain Corp—_7.50
Amer Sterilizer Co_
3Vi
.34
Anheuser-Busch
Service
Public
Green
38%
Green
(A
P)
Hagan
Capital Inc.—
1
Chemicals & Controls—1 7
18
Haloid
Xerox
57
Hamilton Cosco
Hanna
28%
30%
Hanna
Art
Co—.10
13%
15%
Harcourt
1
10%
11
Products
Oil
Baird
&
Atomics
Baker Oil
Bates
Inc..
Bayles
(A J)
Behlen
Co
Berkshire
Hathaway
Inc
Black
Hills
Power
Bowser
Inc
Brown
&
Hidden
Co
Hoover
19%
Houston
Houston
Fearless
Corp
433/4
Houston
Natural
Gas—
:
•
%
7%
36%
13
14%
Inc.—1
1
20
17%
Indiana
Oregon Power Co—20
&
Telep
Co__25
Co
10c
Paper
Ceco
Products Corp
Steel
Cedar
Point
Central
Co
Field
Trust
Central
111
Elec & Gas
Central
Indiana
Central
Louisiana
Central
Marine
Gas
Co
5
Common
class
33Vic
18 %
Clute
4%
43/4
lc
14 %
—
Coastal
States
Colonial
Gas
Stores
Colorado
Product
Inc
Colorado
Mining
Colorado
Oil
&
1
*
-2%
Interstate
Gas
&
Co
Elev
Corp com_3
$1.25 conv preferred—-——25
Commonwealth Gas Corp__
1
Consol
Continental
Control
Cook
Rock
11 Vs '
27%
10%
Data
11
Corp
.—50c
Co—i—
64
73/4
14 %
Company
f
—
5
Crouse-Hinds.Co_i.__—
1%
Cummins Engine Co. Inc__
5
21%
12%
Dashew
20
Business
Machines—10c
l03/a
for
Chemical
Dictaphone
Corp
Diebold
Inc
Diversa
Inc
$1.25
Inc._ii._l
Arts
5
34%,
5
63
——1
6
_—
—
—•
common
pfd
conv
——4-—--5
—
& Bradstreet
Dura
Bush
Inc—
Corporation
Duriron
$1
preference
Eastern
Utilities
Inc
El
Paso
Electric
Mattel
&
(W
8%
Empire State
Oil
&
Class A
Feleral
Natl
Financial
8%
First
Boston
Fisher
Fisher
Fitchburg
Florida
Florida
Paper
Capital
Steel
.—1
Lines—1
12%
131/8
42 %
20%
15%
45%
Class
B
•
Co____5
Class
Gas
Inc
23%
Northwest
60%
64 %
9%
Federation Bk & Tr Co.
Old
Ben
Miss
28%
Otter
Tail
Assn.100
68
71%
Pabst
63
67%
Pacific
Gas—2.50
Pacific
Far
Gamble
A——-1
10%
11
Pacific
10%
Packaging
Corp
Pantasote
1
Robinson
3%
4
—5
9%
10%
Co^_5
15%
16%
Light Co—6%
America
5
7
41%
21
7%
44
22%
—__1
7%
7%
1
—1
23 %
25%
16%
19%
Providence
Industrial
R
Trust
Industry—_—1
For
51%
St Louis
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wash)—20
Second Natl Bank of Phila—10
52
55 V*
Union
Trust
Co
10
50
54%
50%
54
35
38%
Security First Natl Bank
24%
Bk„15
71%
57
60 %
State Street Bank & Trust Co
York—10
54
56%
82
87
44%
48%
23
25%
(Boston)
20
Sterling Natl Bank ft Trust Co
(New York)
25
Trade Bank ft Tr Co (N Y)__10
19
20%
Trust Co of New Jersey
Tr
20
Co_10
Bank
42
,
see
Bank
of
Bank
of
Albany
10
-
2%
71%
74%
56
60Va
31%
34%
8%
20
45
21
45%
&
104
109
,
10
33%
preceding page.
101
64
Wachovia Bank ft Trust
,
36%
59
Union Trust Co of Maryland.10
United States Tr Co (Boston) .10
United States Trust (N Y)__20
48 V*
19 V4
43
10
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz) _5
10
9%
Commerce
(Cleveland)
(Phila)—5
(Philadelphia)
Union
—
of
10
footnotes,
77%
23 %
75%
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
Liberty Real Estate Bank
Trust Co
73%
21
23
I
Co
48
71%
17%
18
National
^--10
71%
Hudson County National Bk__ 10
Hudson Tr Co (Union
City)
8
Industrial Bk of Com (N Y)__10
Industrial
71%
67
&
10
63
144
(Los Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
(Chic)
9%
67%
State
Hartford
Bank
59%
136
35%
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
Natl
39%
33%
Exch
New
23
49
36%
83%
L I N Y„5
Hanover
of
21
46%
36 %
30%
Bank
35%
119%
10
67
32 %
40%
of
Corn
114%
20
80
10
28
Natl Bk
33
'
76
Bank
37%
Electronics—90c
Corp—
Petroleum Inc—
Tool
Natl
Franklin
5V<
?0
(Philadelphia) .10
Rochelle
Girard Trust
5
..
Corp
of
Co
Westchester
New
26%
*
Co
Hannifin
Trust
28
1
East Line
«fe
of
Louis..20
25'/a
371/4
Pacific
First
St
26 %
Co—-—_10
Boston
25
of
3
35
Pacific Mercury
10
8%
13%
74%
&
Bank
City Bank (N Y)
Pennsylvania Banking
19
Co
22
1
7%
12%
70
18%
22%
Pauley
5
pfd_*
4%
20%
Pendleton
First
17%
20%
8 34
11
—*
1
8
10
County
59 Va
51%
Royal Bank of Canada
—10
Boyal State Bk of New York—5
of
First Natl
Prod—10c
.'—:—2.50
Parker
First Natl
25%
1
Power- Co
Power
17%
26%
23
River
Airmotive
Passaic
16
25%
5
—
ft Trust
(Philadelphia)
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) .12
Biggs Natl Bk of Wash D C__25
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
2%-for-l
Bank
11
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
Ftorldent Tradesmen's Bank
32 Va
Corp—
Brewing
1
(Hackensack N J)
29%
(ex
par
National
48
Natl
(Chicago).20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Jersey City)
split)
First
to
56
65
(Boston)
Northern Trust Co
12
Bank
$5
(Boston)
47%
12%
New
77%
58 %
48%
First Natl
47%
73%
55
80%
Dallas
97
44
42
76%
of
42'%
New
45 %
Bank
_
Bank
11%
\
»
91
79%
(Baltimore)
10
First Natl Bank of Boston—12%
Bk
.
108%
40
England Merchants Natl
New Jersey Bank & Tr Co.
42
*
Service
Coal
111
58
76
J)
46 Vs
Essex
New England Trust Co
46%
First Natl
&
54
(Atlanta)
27%
163
16
form
38%
26%
Newark
Bank
43%
Bank
42
7.50
(Albany (
Merged with Merchants
10
Natl
Co
35%
;_6%
First
154
69
37%
355
11
50c
Co
32%
25 %
36%
33
191/8
Serv
30 %
5
34%
34
541%
$4
66 Va.
Ask
65 %
330
17%
—
32%
63 %
Bid
10
10
50%
Oklahoma
Water
<
N
44%
-2%
Natural Gas
Pub
(Camden
44%
Corp——5
Co
30 %
105%
50
First Bank Stk
Corp (Minn) __10
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
Co
42
41%
80%
Natl
5
Co
Banking Co (N J)
25
Natl Shawmut Bk of
Bost—12%
Natl State Bk of Newark
12 %
New Eng Merchants Natl Bk_10
47%
Coal
8
7 Vs
25
Trust
119%*
44%
1
Co
7%
6%
York
National
115
10
12
5
10%
1
National City Bank (Cleve)
National Commercial Bank &
17%
19
11
8%
65
Industries
(NY)_10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
.10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (NY)
10-
11
9%
24%
-
16%
76%
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
6%
17 Vs
61
National Bank of Detroit
55 %
20
Ohio
13 3-4
36%
9%
15%
National Bank & Trust Co
(Fairfield County)
10
National Bank of Westchester.5
110
51
First National Bank of Chi
15%
..
34%
10
Companies
of New
34 Vs
104
First Natl
10%
.7%
16%
Empire Trust Co
(N Y)
Fairfield County Trust Co
-
31 %
31%
14
-6
9 Vs
10%
39
Merchants Natl Bank (Boston)
Merged with New England Tr
Co to form New
England
Merchants National Bank
'
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
55
21
Water Co
Northwestern
5
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
25%
&
Gas
Northeastern
York)
221/8
24%
Corp A com_50c
File
22
12%
9%
__5
MeUon Nat Bk & Tr Co
(Pgh) _25
Mercantile Tr (St Louis) —12.50
(White Plains
23%
Shops of Del—1
Elec Assoc
8
Gas
New
51%
29%
common
Shirt
Eng
33%
—
22%
1
Co
Oil
Homes
B
Co (Chicago)
County Trust Co
Inc—
Co
&
50
•
Company
Chemical
Co
—*
Co
Co—
Utilities
Penn
—
1
—
Rubber
North
—,—r
Franklin Corp
,—5
Trust
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co__ 12%
Connecticut Natl Bank
5
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
17%
12%
National
.
8%
36%
,
421/4
371/2
14%
1
—
34%
11%
National
cl A-5
65
32%
15%
34 %
9%
Mach
20
St Louis
39%
Eng—.—5
1
16
Corp
53
3%
Gas
Carolina
Corp—
Foote Bros Gear &
50%
111/2
Shipping Co
5
Valley Barge Line Co
_1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
Minneapolis
20%
j
10
(N Y)
3%
8%
North
class
Co
Mfeadow Brook Natl Bank of
Nassau County N Y
26%
10%
85%
19
73%
47%
352
24 %
lc
7%
National
69
338
10
.—3
—
81 %
Nalco
10
—100
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
Commercial Trust of N J
_25
1
8%
/.
(Newark) _25
Virginia
18%
Motor
American
Co..
38 Vs
53%
50%
44
17
1
D%
—2
North
Co
Governor
35%
Par
118%
Mfg Co__
51 %
Corp
Brothers
82%
7.50
5
Yuba Consolidated
389
Laboratories
25%
26%
32%
20%
38%
17%
-*
681/2
•
47%
—
64
19%
common.—
(Texas)—*
Inc.,
18%
1
"
Nicholson
Mortgage
13%
78%
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)__10
Manufacturers & Traders
• Trust (Buffalo)
5
113
—2.50
Federation
12%
1
Long Island Trust
370
Pipeline
New
Farrington Mfg Co
of
Bankers Trust Co
39%
36
24
8%
Bank
221%
7%
16
7%
Inc
56%
Bank
(Savannah)
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago)_25
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
Missouri
1
6%
__
52 %
Cleveland
Inc
44%
Inc
Co
Ask
27 %
10c
Galvan
17%
36%
1
Inc
Utilities
263/4
Erie Resistor
Ets-Hokin
Gas
Mohawk
—1
Bank-—_10
Bank of Commerce
Bank of New York
5%
20%
k
30%
—.
Fast
41%
Co-,
,
National
Bid
25
&
24%
Equity Oil Co_
5
Co—16
Publishing Co.
Broadcasting
6VB
1
7%
Par
13%
*
Corp
Steel
Merchants
Miller
25%
7
40%
Corp__—2%
L)
Machine
48 %
8%
25%
Bank and Trust
7%
1%
Electric
Industries
38
24
6%
37%
12%
Inc _——^
45
1
1
—2%
Corp
25
Shipbldg & Dry—50c
35%
2
Wells
11%
:
Corp
Herrington Co
51%
1.
56
23%
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
1
Yellow Transit
Freight Lines—1
65%
Gas
47 %
Electrolux Corp
Electronics Capital Corp
Emhart Mfg Co
22%
52
Wood Conversion
Wurlitzer
Co
26%
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
49%
—1
InC—1
Corp
Electro-Voice Inc
4%
34%
243/4
17%
20%
Whiting Corp
16%
4
1.25
Stouffer Corp
103/8
Miss
Electrada
15%
31%
30%
16%
Wilcox
Electric Co
3
Wisconsin Power & Light Co_10
Witco Chemical
5
44
1
._lc
Co
7%
Co
25
Corp__1
Co
46%
Mississippi
Associates—10
Laboratory
Works
40
68%
"
Economics
5
29
Publishing
Weyerhaeuser Co
Inc—
non-voting
10
25%
*
Western
49 %
18%
50c
-19%
20
63
—2
—
Industries
173/4
Co—
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
Citizens & Southern National
1
Eastern
Screw
56 %
51%
Miles
Dynamics Corp of America—
26%
65 Va
2%
Co
4%
52 %
7Va
18%
23%
1
Co_*
Lt St Telephone Co
10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
Western Natural Gas Co
1
u33%
46
44%
5%
4%
25
1
Inc__50c
1
Corp
17
2
—
31,o*
1
Bank of America NT4S A
(San Francisco)
1
1
(Hugh W) & Co
Stores Inc
41V4
1
Inc
24%
6%
17
Western
48 %
66 %
6%
22%
10c
Westcoast Transmission
West Point
Manufacturing
Natl Bank of Cleve__16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of
Phila—10
Chase Manhattan Bk
(NY)_12%
37%
-
•
29%
1
16%
Baltimore
Co—
Meipar Inc
•
26%
27%
1
Wellington Mgt Co class A
Wesco Financial Corp
West Coast Telephone Co
36 V«
-1
(R R) Sons Co
Company
——*
Duffy-Mott Co
Dunham
*
30%
24
Washington Steel Corp..
Watson Bros Transport A
58%
5
1
Donneljey
Drackett
Dun
43
48
28%
10
Wash Natural Gas Co
46
5
57%
33 %
McNeil
243/8
39
25%
1
20%
Register
Chemical
19 Vs
23%
16%c
15
Steamship—2.50
Products
12%
17%
1
Co
54 %
54%
Mid-American
Di-Noc
Brothers
11%
1
Corp
Swasey Co
St
Warren
47%
50c
A
18%
1
St Trust Co
(Phila)—10
Camden Trust Co (N
J)
5
Microdot
•
18%
2%
1
Stepan
17%
•
8%
Mfg Co—-—10
Home
15 Vs
37%
29%
Co
&
14
34
_5
7%
Central
19%
;
Fruit
56
52
44
1
Inc
Co
50%
34 Vs
Inc
&
Warner
16%
47%
32%
2
—2%
Sys
15%
43
9
Co
27%
19%
25%
18
22 %
Co
39%
Iron
Von's Grocery Co
Waddell Ac Reed Inc class
Walter
(Jim)
'
10 %
__lo
Mfg Co
Vitro Corp of America
25%
5%
9%
Inc.l
Co
Vector
33%
70%
23 %
*
23 %
31%
17%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit Internat Bridge Co
1
l
1
67
Michigan
Co
56%
&
14%
5%
Corp.
5
Company—50c
Vanity Fair Mills
Co__*
10%
1
Steel
14%
Finance
Vance Sanders
14 %
8%
E)
Mining
75%
Valley Mould
19%
(A
St
12 %
x52%
7%
Freight
Const
5%
Boatmen's Natl Bk
13%
Dial
Utah
39%
Broad
_1
Corp—
4%
36
Meredith
Oil
5%
19%
33
Metropolitan
Delhi-Taylor
4%
Upper Peninsular Power
24%
10
Loan
12%
A
United States Truck Lines
United Utilities Inc
13%
23
30%
Electronics
:
22
class
42
12%
19%
5
Co
11%
Corp
6
13%
Leasing
39
44
11%
—
1
Dejur-Amsco
5%
States
42V2
Co_3
Chemical
Plus
McLouth
13%
"
40
Inc
Co
Blower
Maxson
8%
8
Corp.l
Corp
1
United States Servateria
Corp.l
United States Sugar
Corp
1
67/a
18%
32%
10
Co
30%
1
Portl'd
McLean
45%
Danly Machine Specialties
5
Darling (L A) Co__————1
Co
Maryland
•
21
42 %
32%
18
10%
10
Utilities
Marmon
153/4
19 %
20
.
Cross
30
17 %
Struthers
3
Inc
Marlin-Rockwell
18%
7%
l
United
&
28%
10
Lucky
133/4
Ridge Prop pfd—,—8
Qraig Systems Inc__
-1
6%
Union Texas Nat Gas
Corp
United States Chem Mil
12
40
Statler Hotels Delaware
7%
26%
Ludlow
67%
17 %
Coral
1
21%
*
Co
5%
13%
38%
2
Power
4%
12%
71%
5
10%
24%
_50c
35%;
Co„10c
Co
32%
9%
23%
Madison
12%
Company
Co
20 Vs ''
22%
Corp
Pipeline
37
7%
89%
-
1
5
Co
18%
29%
Corp..50c
Pipe Line
Elec
2
Gas
32
Macmillan
1
Electric
1
85%
4
.
1
Inc
1
30 %
Stanley
46%
7
21%
Long
17
10
1
Inc.—♦
48%
5
Lone Star
11%
15%
1
20%
Co.
Corp——
1
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B—5
29 %
—2.50
19%
11
27
19
——
Corp
Gas
25
45%
Pwr
51 %
Common
15%
433/4
1
Steel
Liberty
73/8
——1
Cook
14%
*
,
20%
6%
Co_*
1
30
Lau
12
.
18%
Transp Lines Inc—1
Coffee
203/s
Tucson Gas Elec Lt
34"%
28 %
Stanley
171%
j-anolin
Products-—5
Freightways
Consolidated
17
44%
18 %
Gas
20%
55»/2
15%
Laboratory
63
59
32 %
Standard
38 '/4
Laguna Neguel Corp units
Landers Frary & Clark—
15%
Co—1
Connecticut Light & Power
59%
193/8
36
Co—
55
Standard
36%
51
—>
Steel
Koehring
16
41%
5
33%
5
Supply—
Transwestern
1
48%
Stand
194
Co—15
Inc
Water
Keystone
19V2
1
B
Co
59
Standard Pressed Steel
183
—1
Utilities
Ketchum
20%
Engines Corp
Corporation
Service
54%
Eng Tel Co
Electric
Spur Oil Co
15 »/8
1
Kentucky
31%
18%
Clinton
1
:
;
Kennametal
5%
29%
5
$1.46
23
5
common
Transval
Power
Sprague
Inc—
Corp
Kaiser
27
21%
Co__
Corp common
1
preferred
*
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
17%
29%
25
14
&
Jessop
31%
27%
—10
Securities
Services
Trans
16%
1
Staley
1
1
Water
Carbon
Inc
24%
25
Speer
8%
Kearney & Trecker Corp
i6%
29
Corp__6
24
Time
15
5
Colorado
Spector
34%
Southern
Jervis
6
7%r
47 V*
Southwest
5%
22%
Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass—*
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
—•
Gas Producing Co
1
Southwestern Elec Service Co—1
Southwestern States Tel Co—1
27
60
Diver
Jamaica
473/4
cl A—33 %c
com
Union
Calif
Southern
26
Corp
Jack
43/8
31 3/4
44%
Chattanooga Gas Co
——1
Chicago Musical Instrument-—1
Citizens Util Co
27%
29%
10
Co
Serv
Southern
Southern
42%
32
—«
29%
44
20c
Nevada
New
Corp
1
Engineering Corp—*
Freight Sys—1
33
27%
22%
—
Southern
5%
30%
1
Inc„Jy2
Corp
Shore Oil & Dev
Southern
Co
Thomas St Betts Co
29 %
Tracerlab
Cable
5%
56
Public
Iowa
Itek
3%
Co_5
Co
51
&
96%
Corp__50c
7 Vs
32%
27%
*
Power
4%
5%
6%
30 %
1
35%
Co
12%
25
1
33%
Co
92 %
Motor
A
Skil
34%
1
King
Towmotor
Co__
•
8 Vs
32%
Tokhelm Corp
Inc
&
Wire
7%
Corp..7
Inc
Thermo
17%
Inc
Prod
1
24%
Inc
Iowa
13%
58
25 %
10
3%
Electric
Central Telephone
Central VT Public
12%
Co—10
Power
~4%
48
ctfs
Co
Class
Ionics
4
*
Interstate
28
Simplex
Thermo-O-Dlsc
6%
30%
Co
Fetzer
Pacific
43%
41
16%
South
Bakeries
Interstate
Investors
54%
1
Electric & Gas
3%
39%
Interstate
48
33Vi
1
28%
4%
Superior Oil of Calif 1
Mills class B conr_
25
Carpenter
31 %
Sierra
13%
_i
22%
28%
Petroleum
D)
12%
Corp
2
Corp
Homes
(G
'31%
Corp
Seismograph Service Corp—__1
8%
:—*
Recreation
Co
Associates Inc
&
13%
172
29 %
Inc__
1
Bantam
Searle
10%
8
Inc
International Textbook
32
Canadian
Cannon
9%
Water
&
52%
26 %
12 %
Ltd-
Oil
Mills
Internat'l
Interstate
Scott
18%
12%
164
48
:25c
Corp
Tubular
Scholz
6%
1
Fund
3
H)
25%
13%
Co
23%
45
Water
Delhi
5%
17
Indianapolis Water Co
—10
International Bank of Wash
1
California
177
23%
26%
California
Schield
1
37%
16%
Sanders
10%
l
1
5%
Manufacturing Co_2%
Jacinto
29%
1
24
16%
San
27%
165
"units"
Co
Gas
43%
29%
___s
12%
Myers
Sabre-Pinon
28
Co
Texas Eastern Transmis
Texas Industries Inc
5
Gas
Plywood
Sawhill
*
35
-15
Water
Trust
Head
40%
18%
*
_
Telecomputing
6%
17%
45%
1
A—
Marie Reid
9%
,.
-1
3
Tel—__—5
Service
31%
1
110
Inc
.
Canadian
Production
15%
29 %
.
7%
21%
5
Corp
Co
—1
Hugoton
Husky
Oil
Rose
1
53/4
■
6%
Roddis
2%
7%
5%
—__
A
Gas
Indian
Interstate
class
Hugoton
:
18%
Beryllium Co
—1-—49
Buckeye Steel Castings Co___—*
21%
Burndy Corp
.1
26 %
Byllesby (H M) & Co
10c
15
Calif
Co
Houston Oil Field Material
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A common
1%
6%
29 %
41 Vs
Techno
6%
7
Ask
6
1
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
Bid
1
1
Mexico
Corp
(H
Broadcasting
11%
35%
23
5%
5
12%
_1
Corp
12%
11 %
40%
Brush
California
Hilton
Rockwell
11 %
11
11%
34%
Co
1
&
Robertson
38%
Mining
Engineering
Credit Corp
*
(Charles)
Co
preferred
New
Sugar
Purina
Robbins
10%
Taft
33%
_10c
Hamp
27%
21%..
1
Brand Rice Mills
,r'38%
.1
Voltage
preferred—25
$1.20
A
5
Splendor
6%
High
20
class
64%
—1
common
Ind
Inc.
Hewlett-Packard
8%
14
*
Sharpe Mfg Co
Bruning
Curtis
61
5
Botany Industries Inc
Products
Heublein
2
5
Inc
8%
25%
7%
Roadway Express class A—25c
102
28
Publications cl A_25
18 %
Bowling Corp of America——10c
Bowman
17%
-_1
Black Sivalls & Bryson
96
Co
Stubnits
Greene Corp
Susquehanna Corp
Systron-Donner Corp
1
of
Stoker
River
103
35%
Co
22%
8
*
Corp Ltd
Riley
103
1
24%
Light Co_l
&
96
Inc.
Co
10%
1
Corp
Bettinger Corp
—•
Billups Western Pet Co
&
Helene
23
21 %
1
59
25
Beryllium
Brace
19%.;
Co
America
Alegre
13"%
211/4
3%
Electric Co
of
Republic Natural
Richardson Co
49 V4
;
Hearst Cons
18%
1
Bros
Co
Serv
Ralston
71'/4
96
10
16%
13
1
Beneficial
Mining
56 %
1
Markets
A com_10
85%
7%
10
Manufacturing
Bag Co-Corp I
Bemis
-
1
Co_
class
7
Harvey Aluminum Inc———1
Hathaway Instruments Inc
1
16%
1
Laboratories
CO
common—
14%
1
Tools Inc
Mfg
Baxter
Co__
A)
B
45%"".
Gas
Purolator Products
Radiation Inc class
;
51%
24%
67%
:*
82
,10
2.50
—
Gas
(M
Class
Inc
Pub
Punta
23%
22 %
_5
7
Purex
175
Corp
Rubber
Genl
Co
Ask
12%
1
Producing Properties
11%
48 %
Natural
Bid
1
Cement
Pubco Petroleum
Pub Serv Co of New
21%
„
22%
40%
53 %
7„
166
,_1
1
11 %
20
16%
55%
Avon
5
*
Inc
15%.
11%
5
—
29%
10 %
Growth
V 23%
Aztec
Co
Corp
21
14%
Grolier Inc
21%
Construction
19%
11%
52%
Corp i.
Associated Spring Corp
Brick
Power
Pioneer
273/4
36%
__5
Metal
Fire
Mountain
Grinnell Corp
Arkansas Missouri Power Co—5
Arkansas Western Gas Co
5
Arvida
Potash
38%
3
Co
Portland
40%
33%
Origin of
"National" list is
composed of securities
distribution.
Par
Bottlers
Lumber
Plymouth
34 %
38%,
pfd
20
Corp of Calif_1
Finan
35%
:
10%
1
Participating preferred..
■
33
Inc———4
Arden Farms Co common—
14%
31 %
10
53%
36%
__2
13%
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
Glasspar Company class A—1
Glickman Corp class A_.
1
14%
50 V4
A—1
Co
31 %
39%
13%
Pickering
1
Inc
Service
1
Biltrite Rubber
American
Ask
1
Telep (Calif) 5%
Co_100
—
American
Express
Garlock
21%
Bid
General
Permanente
*
Futterman Corp class A
1
Radio
Arizona
Frito
Development Co—1
Corp_
___'_1
_
Land
Allied
American
Par
1
Inc.—.1
Pepsi-Cola
Ask
—1
Products
Aid
Bid
(Quotations for Friday, January 13)
or
Securities Dealers,
Inc., and other selected sources. They do
not represent actual transactions.
They are intended as a guide to the range
within, which these securities could have been
sold
Par
41
(Winston-Salem
Wells Fargo Amer
N
63
49
34
37%
105
Co
O-
-5
Trust Co—10
25%
27%,
58
61 Va
-
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Investment
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1
4.27
4.56
Investment
Trust
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Istel
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of
Johnston
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lc
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5.05
5.52
America
1
10.42
11.39
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1
11.56
12.63
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Inc__
Boston
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1
12.70
1
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32.69
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5.84
B-2
(Medium Grade Bonds) _1
21.59
23.56
Fund
"A"
Inc__ 1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science
& Elect'nics
8.41
Keystone Custodian Funds—
9.14
B-3
(Low Priced Bonds)__—_1
3.85
4.21
B-4
(Discount Bonds)
11.66
12.67
K-l
(Income Fund)
"r
Corp lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada
Blue
Ltd
K-2
—1
—
9.26
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Street
Bullock
Canada
(Growth
S-4
(Low Priced
12.84
14.08
1
Fund
International
1%
Inc
Stock
17.72
11.30
12.20
19.89
6.08
6.63
9.16
Loomis
10.45
Managed
__—50c
132
138
Paper shares
1
xlO.59
11.55
Special Investment
9.04
9.83
10.49
17.39
shares
19.37
9.04
14.62
15.81
Mutual
Income
17%
18%
Mutual
Investment
19.22
20.99
Mutual
Trust_l
Investment
21.05
Massachusetts
Units
Inc
7.25
7.93
Fund
Eurofund
3.05
11.58
Bond
16.63
12.38
50c
12.57
Corp__l
7.45
8.14
10
21.48
20c
7.94
,
50c
1
Stock
Growth
Stock
York
Nucleonics
13.62
One
Oppenheimer
17.81
19.25
4.30
4.71
Growth
Fund
Inc
Mutual
Fund
Inc
Franklin
Bond
Mutual
10c
5.82
6.36
1
Fund
2.10
2.30
*
.
11.08
12.04
2.54
2.79
Custodian Fund—
Series
Common stock series
Preferred
6.14
2.75
Investors
_1
9.19
Putnam
7.02
8.50
Electrical Equip Shares—lc
Building shares ——;
lc
Capital
Growth
9.32
28%
(Newark N J)__2%
Investors
(Wash
Nat
(Galveston) ____1
Ins
Bankers
&
Bankers
Beneficial
Boston
Life
Connecticut
14.58
14.29
13.38
6.41
6.96
19.28
21.13
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10.86
11.78
50c
11.72
11.84
8.82
9.59
Inc__
Inc
Growth
—1
(Geo)
14.29
14.43
1
—
7.72
8.35
Fund
14.87
16.16
16.55
6.90
7.54
Fund
of
25c
Common Stock
Selected
51%
19%
Insurance
Jefferson
Corp
Standard
5.94
9.19
10.07
lc
9.01
9.87
lc
9.41
10.31
United
_lc
12.46
13.64
United
1
19 88
20.48
1
a20.57
Tobacco
shares
Utilities
—
Growth Industry Shares Inc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Series
10c
Series H-DA
5.27
5.76
Federal Home Loan
Jan.
Feb.
4%s
19,
15,
4.45s
Mar.
15,
3 %s
Apr.
17,
May
15,
3 %s
Apr.
15,
Natl
Inc
Mar.
10,
Apr.
10,
4%s
May
4%s
Jun.
12,
Sep.
11,
3%s
Feb.
13,
4%s
Sep.
10,
3%s
10,
Mar.
11,
4%s
Nov.
12,
4%s
Jun.
10,
Dec.
12,
Mar.
11,
Apr.
10,
Apr.
10,
a35.71
a29.87
11.71
12.65
1
7.88
8.59
1
Inc
10.13
11.07
6.25
6.83
7.54
8.24
8^52
9.31
2.80
7.71
8.43
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
1
9.16
10.01
Accumulated
Continental
Fund
1
8.53
9.22
1
Fund
12.89
14.01
_1
7.36
8.04
Shares-1
11.23
12.21
1
14.03
15.33
1
16.33
17.75
—.—
Ltd
Inc_—
Institutional
Inst
Shares
Ltd—
Foundation Fund
Fund
6.34
6.93
1
5.31
5.80
—
Wall
Street Investing Corp.
Washington Mutual
Fund
lc
10.85
11.86
Whitehall Fund
10.84
11.85
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Winfield
6.25
6.84
"
3.51
3.84
Feb.
15,
4%s
May
15,
3%s
Aug.
1,
1 %s
Apr.
May
3%s
1,
15,
4s
Aug.
1,
l%s
Oct.
1,
33 %
S
Life Ins Co in City of N Y__2
Fire2
431/2
461%
33%
35%
37i/4
U
22
Westchester
point represent
Bid
_
one
1961
100
100.4
point
a
100.11
100.6
1961—1
100.6
100.8
<y
1,
1961
100
100.2
Apr.
3,
1961
100.4
100.6 /
100.5
100.7
3 %s
Jun.
1, 1961
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
•
,
3,
1961
100.9
100.11
3%s
99.28
Apr.
Apr.
3,
1961
100 4
100.6
4%s
Jun.
20,
100.27
100.29
100.12
4s
Sep.
20,
1961
100.23
100.27
100.11
100.13
3%s
Feb.
20,
1962
100.10
100.14
1962
100.19
100.21
4s
May
100.26
100.28
4%s
Aug.
20,
1961
101.16
101.18
2%s
May
1961
1,
1961
1,
1961_
__
101.4
100.10
100.18
4%s sApr.
20,
102.0
103
4s
Oct.
20,. 1964
4s
Oct.
100.4
102.8
3 %s
May
102.4
102.20
4 %s
Mar.
20,
1968
101.12
—
,
101.24
4%s
Mar.
20,
1969——
98.8
97.16
1968_
4%s
101.16
102.8
-
5%s
Feb,
1970—
102.24
103.16
3%s
Apr.
1965—
101.6
101.8
_97.8
1966_u_
2,
July
1969—
20,
•
102.20
101
99.24
.■*
99
102.4
100.30
1964—
101.28
1963_
1963
103
98.20
1963
1962_
101.16
102.20
,___
1962-
1962_
1966
V, '
4s
100.10
■__'.
1961———
1965
Ask
Feb.
3%s
100.6
100.9
lOn.4:
99.16.
of
Cooperatives—
3s
1961—
1963—
32nds
more
Bid
100.1
1961
1961
or
Ask
Banks for
1961—______
107
i_
107.24
4
98
100.16
101.8
101.16
:
102.8
15,
1969——
103
103.24
20,
1970_
106.8
107
1; -.1970
•
94.24
—
20,
1,-1971——
4%s
Feb.
15,
1972-1967.
3%s
*'■
8.96
9.79
9.93
Sep.
15,
1972
95.16
95.8
100
100.24
97
97.24
14.04
3%s
Nov.
2%s
Feb.. 15,
1963—
98.26
100.12
l%s
1963.——
96.28
4s
Apr.
May
1961
1962
4s
May
15,
1
14.16
1962
12.53
13.55
101.20
1963—
99.30
l%s
Oct.'
100.13
4%s
Nov.
100.26
1 %s
Apr.
99.10
1962
15.43
1
15,
100.24
99:14
4%s
May
15,'1964-
3%s
May
15,
5s
Aug.
101.24
1,
1963
15,
1963
1,
1964
95.28
104.6
94.26
—
1104.10
95.2
104.8
100.26
1964—
105.2
105.6
101.11
100.17
,.l%s
Oct.
1,
1964
93.24
98.16
98.24
4%s
Nov.
15,
1964
104.22
101.13
101. T5
1 %s
Apr.
1,
101.24
102
4%s
May
15,
1965
97.24
98
l%s
Oct.
1,
1965
-
97.4
96.4
100.22
100.15
—
98.30
101.28
1964
100.31
101.9
.
101.24
104.4
.
100.29
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1962
1962
1,
100.11
4962
1,
15,
99.26
1961—
15,
15.26
Ask
100.21
15,
1,
Bid
Treasury Notes (Continued)100.19
Apr.
15,
point
a
100.10
Feb.
Aug.
of
1961———
3%s
Oct.
32nds
more
1961—
Feb.
4s
or
Maturity—
100.9
Feb.
15,
one
Ask
100.7
3%s
10.85
1
Bid
1961
4s
l%s
1
1
Inc__
Wellington Equity Fund—
Wellington -Fund
Fund_lc
'31%
34
Banks—
l%s
1
Inc
Line Special Situations
Fund Inc
10c
Investors
3
Insurance
201/4
Certificates of Indebtedness-
Treasury Notes—
Funds Inc—
Income
Maturity—
4%s
Value
2.56
Fire
Figures after decimal point represent
—lc
Fund
Imperial Capital Fund Inc__—lc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc—1
S
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
1
1
Century Growth Inv_
Line
33
45%
U
Mortgage Assn—-
4%s
4%s
15.65
1
Value Line Fund
100%
43
,94.16
Fund
Value
97
31
_5
May'-
Income
5.17
10
of
3%s
Science
a26.61
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(Va)„5
Co
1972
United
1
N
Co_______5
America—2.50
Insurance
Ins
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
10,
Growth Fund
10c
Haydock Fund Inc—
of
33%
Feb.
United Funds Canada
H-C7
Ins
Travelers
9%
30
(N Y)—___8
5%s
United
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Guaranty Co
12.05
Townsend U S & International
United
Title
11.03
Stock Fund
Twentieth
100
53%
9%
102.8
Texas
5.41
shares
(N Y)__2
107.8
Television-Electronics Fund
lc
Stock
shares
Ins
106.16
Sterling Investment Fund Inc
lc
Railroad
Steel
941/2
Life
Obligations of Government Agencies
15.21
Equipment shares
RR
Sec
Figures after decimal
38%
2.36
Standard
101.16
13.89
2.14
61
36 %
50%
1970—.
36%
lc
Bond
58
—10
—
Oct. %1,- 1970-1967.
*
shares
Railroad
Accident
July
1
Fund
Standard
57 %
109
5%s
Corp
11.26
45%
53 %
34%
104
4%c
Street Investment
10.28
Life
Insurance Co
Roe & Farnham
lc
42%
5
2
_10
:
44%
6 iy2
100
Sovereign Investors
shares
preferred
6%
5%
40 %
58
100
State
6.17
$6.50
5
10
99.16
Stein
5.62
1
Amer
Surety Co
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co_
Springfield Fire & Marine
99.16
7.60
lc
of
Seaboard
1970
10.27
Petroleum
Ins
6.25
1971
Fund
Fund
Life
Marine-
10,
6.93
Balanced
&
10,
9.37
8.44
64 %
Fire
Aug.
Fully Administered shares__lc
7.71
35%
61
Paul
Sep.
General
14.30
64 %
33 %
4%s
8.63
7.03
23
58
10
Amer
25%
2
10
Co
of
4Va
52 %
4%s
7.87
8.10
(N Y)
20%
49
9.92
lc
13.06
5
3%
9.17
14.48
lc
19
1
Boiler
al4.47
lc
10
85%
10
Seaboard
18%
Co
82
a9.32
1
lc
42
49
5
Fla)_2%
10
*.
St
Great
___:
25%
58 %
Inc„—1
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
39%
58%
54%
5
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
.125
;
13%
Shares—1.25
Fund
American
(Edson B)
8IJ/4
118
63 %
36%
24
1
Reinsurance Corp
56 J/4
77%
Co
Insurance Co
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)__
6 81/2
(Jacksonville
12%
,_
9 J/2
53 %
5
of N Y
Providence-Washington
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
5 4 J/2
63
3%s
Clark—
&
8%
51
5
Co__
10
Phoenix
40%
23
4%s
al2.76
al8.69
Stevens
33%
__2
Philadelphia Life Ins Co——5
98
Steam
31
54
Ins Co
Indemnity
Pacific
Peerless
3%
21%
Hartford
10
Insurance Co of N Y__10
Pacific
78%
92
4%s
Canada
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
1
shares
10
___;
4%s
Fund
Southwestern Investors Inc
Bond
1
__
Corp
Ins
Insurance
44%
94%
•
3
4
.
1962—.
General Reinsurance
5 %s
Stock
Inc
Growth
196
74%
& Deposit of Md___
5
Firemen's Fund
(S F)
2.50
Franklin Life Insurance
4
Federal
al3 37
Inc
Smith
Machinery shs
90
Fidelity
8.91
14.98
7.22
Industrial
Co„
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
American
45%
12%
41%
5
River
Northern
66 %
Life
42%
Corp class A—
Amsterdam Casualty
Hampshire Fire
North
60 J/4
9.68
13.75
.Institutional
187
5
62
11.50
13.97
lc
5
.—10
57
Gulf
2.50
Northeastern Insurance—_3.33%
AA
Fire
448
Federal
Republic
50
33%
54
5
Inc
New York Fire Ins Co
22%
38%
&
30%
New
34%
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)_.
1.25
Employers Group Assoc_
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp
5
Globe
18%
44
27%
60
Line
Union
Nationwide
,16%
425
Co
6.47
—2.50
Fund
Rowe)
15%
32%
129
17%
41%
24%
21%
10
65-
131
123
123%
1
58%
__10
Co
Jersey
6.58
Bond shares—
Life
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
12.56
shares
1
(Ky) 2
Inc
Insurance
Old
10
4
.—5
46%
54
______5
Co
General
Forster
National
22%
2
Life
Co__
Insur
Casualty
&
Natl
8%
New
(N J)
Assurance
Crum
com_
2%
43
5
10
Ins
Standard
Insurance
Comwealth
>
2
8
1
Shippers
Natl Life
5.99
12.76
Food
C)
American Re-insurance
8.14
lc
(The)
D
Ins
1%
2%
1
Mercury
Amer
3.98
lc
shares
Common
Corp
Amer
10
National Fire
;
Natl Life & Accident
45%
15.23
9.80
6.69
26%
Amer Ins Co
American
42%
Stock Fund_lc
Chemical
Fund
8.94
44
10
1
Scudder
6.10,
40
Assurance—5
United
1
Putnam
?
37%
61
U S
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc—1
Scudder
shares
35
(Bait).
3 J/4
7.63
Avfetion-Electronics—
Assurance_12.50
Life
51/a
13 22
Inc_.
Fund
10.07
Securities—
Automobile
45 %
Fire
Monument
Home
3.30s
Fund Inc
Puritan
19.54
1.04
1.
.
41%
Merchants
7%
American
65%
12.24
Fund
Fund
(T
lc
Corp
General- Investors Trust—
Group
Street
Pioneer
17.98
1
Capital
34%
6%
2%
13.34
Fund
Fund
Penn Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia
1
Inc
General
Inc_
Street
Securities Fund
6.75
3.04
31%
____
3%s
'
Fundamental
Futures
__lc
Shares
William
Price
series __—__lc
stock
Electronics
Pine
lc
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
American General Insur Co_1.50
American Heritage Lite Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla )
1
41%
4 J/2
Over-The-Counter
Florida
38%
38%
62%
Chemistry &
16.89
Founders
3%
36%
_5
13.98
17.41
Florida
1
Maryland Casualty
1
Massachusetts Bonding & Ins_5
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
5
Capital Fund
12.46
Inc.l
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
9 %
50c
8.86
of Canada Ltd
15.62
Fund
16
20%
Home Owners Life Ins Co (Fla
)_1
10.64
,____
239
8%
5.92
Series.
230
14%
Home
8.15
Life
18%
15.69
11.60
National
18%
17%
& Casualty_5
preferred5
7.45
Fund
16.07
Industrial
10
5.48
Series
_j.
25c
Financial
Lincoln
22.20
10.61
—
Fidelity Capital Fund
1
Fidelity Fund Inc
_5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__l
.
21%
Insurance
-—-—
England
New
19%
10
3.64
Series
64
Life Insurance Co of Va
14.51
—
Series
14 %
60%
33%
20.52
Corp__
Stock
New
8.23
17%
Co Inc_
Dividend Series
Preferred
13.44
Investment
Fund
3.42
64
13 %
19%
Fidelity
conv
Hanover
—
Ask
60V2
Life &
-
31
Hartford Fire Insurance CO
Series
Income
;
Growth
al3.71
3.15
Balanced Series
-
3.35
15.30
Inc
Federated
10.51
National Securities Series—
1
1
15.94
9.57
beneficial interest
National Investors
25c
Inc
Inc___
23.20
14.74
10.70
99
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
$1.25
American
Govt
to
12.63
Inc___„
Fund
21.46
Fund
9.73
93%
95 %
10
Bid
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Binn)—2
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn_3
Life Companies Inc
1
Par
89%
5
Employees Insur (D CI
4
Gov Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50
interest—1
11.49
H
Stock
Fund—•
Companies
Assur__—5
Equitable
American
Monday, January 16, 1961
.
Ask
104
10
.
Insurance
Agricultural Insurance Co
American
Bid
98
—10
Insp & Insurance—
Howard—
Electronics
16.76
Mutual Trust Shares
10.93
Energy Fund
Equity Fund
15.50
Foundation—
Nation Wide Securities
9.71
Life
Glens Falls
59.33
8.86
Fund
14.68
16.99
9.97
Balanced
2.80
13.58
33'/he
1
Shares
3.76
2.55
33Vac
16.82
Inc___1
Fund
Life
beneficial
changed
Aetna
Stock
1
Stk
3.43
Trust
int
58.74
Fund
&
2.36
1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Eaton
3.72
2.15
1
Income Fund Inc
Dreyfus
3.39
Investing FoundationShares Corp
Mutual
Fund—_1
Vegh Investing Co
of
Name
Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Dividend
lc
.
x8.32
B
Growth
2.47
_lc
Inc
1
of
Diver
2.25
Growth
1
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Delaware
3.91
shares—lc
of beneficial
1
—
Inc_—
Inc___
Consolidated Investment
Delaware
3.57
shares
Investors
Fund
Fund Inc
De
2.94
Massachusetts Investors
Mass
Stock
Income
2.68
Transport shares
9.65
Diversified
al4.88
lc
Petroleum
xl6.00
Surety
Continental
*
——___
14.42
1
&
Aetna Insurance Co_
: '
—lc
shares
13.19
1
—
shares—lc
Industries
Metal
1
Western
Fund
____.
1
Fund
a26.84
lc
shares
15,100
Stock
Series
1
'
Funds—
General
Income
Fund
Inc—1
Casualty
Continental
Sayles Mutual
14.500
100
4
Inc
Fund
Fund
Electric
12.20
Investment
Crown
Stk
11.28
Corp—100
Shares
6.48
7.10
16 %
18.19
10.04
&
5.91
6.48
15%
xll.16
16.34
Inc
Composite
1
:—_—,_1
1
Insurance
9.67
Bond
Fund
Inc_
Lexington Income Trust_
Life
14.95
Commonwealth
Concord
Fund
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can
lc
Inc
Com
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
Commonwealth
Composite
15.56
—1
Securities
Commonwealth
Fund
14.38
—_1
Fund
Fund
14.71
14.19
Trust
Energy
Colonial
13.48
13.01
Knickerbocker
&
Fund
of
preferred
Colonial
16.j8
10.34
1
13.05
1
Boston
Shares
Stock)
Stks)-1
Lazard
Growth
Shares
Ins
Fund
Chemical
15.23
1
Capital Life
Christiana
7.73
14.09
Stocks)—_l
Com
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Ltd
Growth
7.07
1
Com
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Fund—•
Canadian
Chase
11.95
S-3
Canadian
Century
(Income
S-2
Ltd
Fund
22.79
19 52
General
(1954)
20.89
13.57
1
9.68
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
13.05
Inc
___1
16.88
18.06
Ltd—
10.15
15.47
12.55
Fund
16.52
9.30
8.87
Fund)
1
Fund
California
15.14
._^_1
1
S-l
10.12
11.94
(Growth
Investment—__50c
Boston Fund Inc
Broad
Bonds)
Par
Aetna
.
(Quotations for Friday, January 13)
Insurance
Par
Fund
8.16
Shares
Dev
&
Mutual
2.37
7.54
American Mutual Fund Inc
Research
Ask
2.17
1.25
Business
American
Amer
Bid
25c
.
15,
1965—
92.24
104.4
91.24
94
104.26
93
104.8
92'
Recent
Security
Bonds—
Bausch
&
Rid
Lomb
Beneficial
Opt
Finance
4%s__1979
120
1981
Carrier Corp 4V8s
Chance Vought 5 (4s
100%
98
1982
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
El
4%s
Gas & Elec
Petroleum
110
Phoenix
199
Potomac
5%s
Telep 4%s_2000
States
Power
5s—1990
4%s„__1992
5s
1977
ww
1973
Steel
5%s
Electric
1969
5s
1995
101%
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww__1967
Southern Bell Tel & Tel 5s_1997
Natural Gas 5V4S—1977
100%
Sperry
119%
120%
Tennessee Valley
102
Textron
Port
1975
100 %
1977
5s
126
1976
Cement
136
Hotel
6s
ww_
,
(M)
&
5s_.:
140
108%
97
110%
Sons—
--—-—37—
Brass 3s/8s
Can
1980
4%s
94%
74%
_1976
!
76
79
1975
5%s
1982
ww
Rate
2-
1-61
100.1
100.3
3.10s
9-
1-60
6-
1-61
4%s
6-
1-60
3-
1-61
100 8
100.10
3.35s
10-
3-60
7-
3-61
100.8
100.10'
7-
5-60
4-
3-61
100.7
100.9
3.20s
11-
1-60
8-
1-61
100.6
100.8
8-
1-60
5-
1-61
100.5
100.7
3.15s
12-
1-60
9-
5-61
100.6
100.8
1-
3-61
10-
2-61
100.2
100.4
103%
103%
104%
k—
U
S
82
95
96%
19,
1961
96%
105
Jan.
26,
107
Feb.
2,
Feb.
9,
16,
1961
Feb.
23,
1961
113
117
Mar.
2,
105 %
Mar.
9,
16,
1961
99.950
May
4,
5s
_•___
18.
1961-.
May
25,
1961—
99.780
Jun.
1,
1961
99.723
99.733
Jun.
8,
1961—
99.047
99.07E
99.691
Jun.
15,
1961—_
99.000
99.032
99.636
—
May
99.828
99.679
!
99.910
99.870
99.649
Jun.
22,
1961
98.914
98.93S
1961
98.912
98.92E
11,
Mar.
22,
99.603
Jun.
98%
99%
23,
Mar.
23,
1961
99.586
91
93
99,600
Jun.
29,
Mar.
30,
1961
99.546
99.566
July
6,
6,
1961
99.502
99.524
JUiy
13,
Industries
;
4%s
Apr.
99.592
118%
119%
Apr.
13,
1961
102%
Apr.
15,
1961
Apr.
20,
1961—l__.
101%
——1971
102 %
90
186
Webb (Del El Corp units
}
Westcoast Trans 5 %s
—1988
Wisconsin Elec 5s
1990
1961
101"%
—1970
90
104%
97%
105
99.265
99.29-;
99.204
99.23E
99.147
—
99.18E
99.093
99.124
1961—
98.870
98.88E
1961—'I—
98.817
98.841
1961
98.764
98.78J
—
99.451
99.464
July
15,
1961—1—
98.760
98.78J
99.446
Oct.
16,
1961—
98.044
98.08]
99.413
99.439
Jan.
15,
1962_—
97.270
97.30(
i—
-
FOOTNOTES
78%
-
1961—
99.431
.
93
75%
94
99.34C
99.819
1971
200
Ask
99.39-;
99.310
1961
May
Bid
99.369
—!
99.770
1961
Authority
27,
99.903
—
1961
Mar.
Apr.
99.863
:
1961
105
121
Ask
100.7
Yield Price
-
99.Lo8
99.944
1961
Feb.
104%
Bid
100.5
Treasury Bills
Ask
99.984
—
1961
76
74
103%
Due
Yield Price
Bid
1961
Jan.
94%
Dated
3s
United States
Ask
103%
' -
Due
1985
Amer
Underwood Corp 5%s
1971
United Air Lines 4%s
1985
United Gas Corp 5s__
1980
5%s
•_
——__1980
5%s
—1981
.
Rand
4.40s
165
1984
Ask
2-60
105%
99%
Loral Electronics
Lowenstein
„4%s
Mueller
Pacific
95
105%
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
ww_l982
National
Northern
101%
Corp 3%s^
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
Hilton
New Jersey Bell
101
1990
Credit
Ferro
General
124
47/8S—1985
(John)
Paso
Bid
101
194
1990
Bid
5-
6.93
6.41
Dated
14.25
13.04
1
Inc
10c
Debentures Issues
108
1977
Consol Edison 5s
Deere
Fund
Fund
Bonds—
93
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s__1972
Power
Ask
Ind
Pacific
4%s
Burlington Industries 4y4S__1975
Consumers
Wisconsin
& Conv.
Inc_.
Growth
4.55s
3.30s
Growth
Rate
3.80s
Institutional
•No
New
par
value,
York-Stock
a Net
asset
Exchange,
FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
value,
t New
b Bid
stock!
yield price,
x
d Ex-rights.,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
ISSUES
k Admitted
issued;
y
q
:
to listing on the
Ex-stock dividend.
Volume
193
Number
6021
.
.
.
The
Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(239)
THE
Bank
COURSE
OF-BANK
of the
an
increase
with
compared
a
year
ago.
Pennsylvania—Altoona
the
in
week
same
1959.
At
this
center
Our comparative summary for
follows:
week
1,270,354
2,285,330
2,244,840
6,382,221
2,020,073
—24.0
1,066,000,000
5,542,474
1,255,000,000
4,369,911
—15.1
6,501,119
1,061,000,000
5,236,079
8,958,831
981,000,000
+ 24.2
4,563,082
(at
3,620,959
York
New
i960-
%
$16,317,808,330
$13,111,358,074
1,364,515,217
1,408,309,824
—
3.1
Philadelphia
1,156,000,000
1,126,000,000
+
2.7
1
Kansas
St.
■
San
+24.5
814,795,737
527,527,"524
+
+
5.1
830,354,769
—
cities,
five
500,452,860
Other
cities,
five
—
6.9
402,448,726
—
1.3
$22,882,582,994
$19,764,744,964
days
All
all
5,268,248,145
cities,
Total
*
all
1,053,649,629
cities
for
1,348,246,312
—14.7
1,141,316,937
1,055,644,606
12,436,797
314,969,713
576,221,297
1,095,510,981
$29,204,480,768
(7
+11.5
$26,337,810,855
of
issue of next week.
our
and
the
We cannot furnish
Saturday
figures
are
them
not
today, inasmuch
available
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In
we
the
able to
are
Jan.
elaborate
61,042,700
15,289,256
16,077,130
13,770,380
526,647,341
—16.3
478,182,057
442,674,263
1,443,446,068
1,715,279,088
—15.8
1,444,268,372
1,379,850,965
6,018,847
(6
6,278,524
20.061,000
263,704,205
center
New York
Reserve
ished
of
was
increase
an
283,941,959
the
District
totals
In
the
the
suffer
totals
District by 14.8%.
Cleveland
of
a
5.9%
Reserve
gain of
in
and
District
11.8%
the
note
that in
in the
furnish
a
Total
10,872,860
—24.6
9,822,119
8,191,686
8.3
386.866,340
377,617,732
—11.8
144,799,220
153,728,871
926,490,005
9.2
831,026,436
793,531,380
Week Ended Jan. 7-
2nd New
the
have
totals
Reserve
dimin¬
been
in the Atlanta
and
decrease of
a
a
3rd
13.2%,
900,933,886
826,354,079
15,719,506,881
+ 11.8
14,601,311,329
443,500,000
(10
34,310,548
32,214,913
7,910,208
7,700,433
9,744,915
9,114,729
—15.5
7,076,751
6,191,482
290,678,100
349,596,146
—16.9
314,355,479
289,215,234
274,032,927
335,061,054
—18.2
313.615,829
269,035,963
15,305,678
21,189,439
—27.8
17,840,595
976,081
867,905
+ 12.5
784,302
811,896
281,529,610
315,691,631
—10.8
252,827,056
232,571,540
1,482,669,701
1,739,213,733
—14.8
1,529,058,609
1,425,149,746
3,860,818
4,589,932
—15.9
5,523,820
3,371,711
21,545,016
23,885,258
13,779,519
9.8
18,690,122
21,032,963
6.1
10,896,162
14,051,025
11,733,828
,
I
cities)
—18.8
8,017,943
6,826,472
18,821,2.91
Arbor
12,935,720
20,445,310
__
—
—
21,592,697
Des
Moines
Sioux City
,&
'v.
—
;
102,086,000
88,907,000
—15.8
14,203,334
11,828,611
5,886,102
13-7
4,722,432
4,387,900
197,348,223
_
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
—*3.3
14,580,338
6,693,872
Haute
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
14,968,958
122,373,000
12,273,232
,,
5.3
106,060,000
III!
South Bend
215,658,352
8.5
174,750,413
149,777,023
8,897,338
9,303,902
4.4
8,709,023
8,162,300
—18.8
60,350,230
52,773,699
3.0
21,049,818
17,775.781
...
60,260,213
21,084,049
I
2,481,056
1,505,368,745
8,821,014
8,606,415
Peoria
14,739,594
1,809,658,074
cities)
2,190,842
1,743,336
1,229,341,643
2.5
7,654,048
1,154,536,788
6,831,154
+
13,444,020
2,085,115,016
I
2.8
—14.4
—
17,645,792
14,133,976
9,143,998
Rockford
III
—
2,552,558
1,288,934,645
Chicago
Decatur
(17
—
21,730,843
Illinois—Bloomlngton
Springfield
+
—
74,230,376
m
—
—
—16.5
16,829,871
15,922,563
5.1
10,827,966
10,286,161
7.5
8,512,825
7,243,827
—13.2
1,711,307,507
1,580,365,673
-11.7
+
9,887,167
—
1,348,246,312
—14.7
1,141,316,937
—15.8
1,444,268,372
9.2
831,026,436
793,531,380
1,482,669,701
1,739,213,733
—14.8
1,529,058,609
1,425,149,746
1,809,658,074
2,085,115,016
—13.2
1,711,307,507
1,580,365,673
808,240,162
882,574,266
422,500,000
478,500,000
206,449,748
202,045,750
175,592,911
197,949,548
3,697,503
4,078,968
808,240,162
882,574,266
406,500,000
399,900,000
2.2
165,123,201
—11.3
159,414,490
173,324,817
145,004,145
9.4
3,453,428
3,199,240
—
8.4
734,491,119
721,428,203
+
+
1,379,850,965
626,490,00j
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
1,055,644,606
1,715,279,088
Missouri—St.
—
Total
(4
cities)
—
««
66
10
7th Chicago
17
______
<6
7
Minneapolis
■
Cityi
9
_
41
,
11th Dallas
734,491,119
721,428,202
649,470,607
763,981,746
—15.0
707,518,744
630,721,439
862,956,736
—14.2
769,980,363
719,230,925
667,182,428
792,262,026
Ninth Federal Reserve
—15.8
664,794,439
585,377,606
1,489,894,462
1,683,663,143
29,662.438,197
St.
29,584,876,313
12,564,159.267
14,393,318,708
—11.5
1,397,560,031
26,433,567,772
Yoe,Jc City___
12,255,652,616
9,149,408
9,801,649
476,425,751
413,557,033
7.8
181,669,986
169,168,443
—24.6
"12,155,393
11,326,743
—
3.6
4,972,010
—22.8
8,399,235
7,489,420
1.4
14,746,961
14,351,794
763,981,746
—15.0
707,518,744
630,721,439
1,763,171
—21.5
16,508,972
+
—
22,858,114,485
—12.7
8,278,067
9.9
-r-18.3
5,026,308
1,305,163,062
0.3
4,010,579
6,387,777
16,279,257
Helena
13,490,170
4,155,309
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
191,213,026
10,170,546
North
Bouth
9,632,922
520,848.010
176,366,946
Paul
11,467,706,304
Total
107 cities
Outside New
10,584,391
425,526,381
Minneapolis
66
10
Total
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
.
8.4
—
740,370,364
;
66
Francisco
—
66
66
12th San
125,960,950
429,800,000
11,835,296,802
1,443,446,068
7
6th Atlanta
9th
t
$
5.9
841,378,104
4th Cleveland
150,430,106
9.7
—
66
5th Richmond
10th Kansas
1957
1,149,509,881'
M.
—22.4
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
-St.
1958
Dec. %
*
1,065,587,361
17,575,578,590
Philadelphia
—19.8
489,800,000
I
""
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
.wj
Re¬
ii
9
35,198,473
172,949,441
Grand Rapids
falling off of 14.2%, in the
Inc. or
1,003,039,756
York
—
442,200,000
III!!
Orleans
Michigan—Ann
Minneapolis Reserve District of 15.0%.
1959
$
1st Boston
—
Seventh Federal Reserve
District—Chicago-
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1960
223,801,947
134,120,133
Mobile
Louisiana—New
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
24,678,361
262,376,383
28,216,531
IIIIII
Total
we
5,512,783
21,869,000
7.1
—
436,471,136
162,396,526
~
Alabama—Birmingham
Boston
we
but
Philadelphia
The Chicago Reserve District records
City Reserve District the totals register
following
5.293,374
—24.4
8,198,297
~H
II
HI"!
Macon
Dallas Reserve District of 15.8% and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 11.5%.
In the
4.1
—
841,378,104
Florida—Jacksonville
Terre
loss
a
the St. Louis Reserve District of 8.4% and the
In the Kansas
cities according to the
the
group
by 15.8%, in the Richmond Reserve District by 9.2%
serve
press.
loss of 12.7%, the bank clearings
a
located and from this
show
26,529,000
0.3%, the aggregate clearings for
We
Districts in which they are
14.7%.
of
was
increase of 12.6%.
an
Reserve
District
District
there
Outside of this city there
showing
Federal Reserve
the
to
present further below,
we
12,213,022
143,217,605
Cities).
Augusta
has to be estimated.
cases
statement, however, which
+
400,178,150
,_H
Georgia—Atlanta
having amounted to $29,662,438,197 against $29,584,876,313 in the
week in 1960.
this
at
in
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
the whole country
same
appear
going
56,628,400
1.9
—
Sixth Federal Reserve
District—Atlanta-
the week ends
as
of
7.5
—26.6
440,981,215
cities).
Mississippi—Vicksburg
detailed
For that week
7.
time
at
551,070,288
17,908,824
!
Nashville
Saturday
291,185,174
560,109,209
13,252,382
Columbia— Washington—
Total
+ 10.9
by the foregoing will
12,309,432
299,167,955
—18.5
78,017,500
Tennessee— Knoxvllle
covered
14,400,065
—11.4
13,152,244
Carolina—Charleston
+
3.8
—
—27.6
706,903,785
72,183,900k
"""
Virginia—Huntington-
South
3.8
—
Estimated.
Complete and exact details for the week
17,184,182
355,365,074
13,500,902
""
II
Richmond
District
week
7,046,965
21,233,594
20,300,421
Virginia—Norfolk
$25,242,309,874
day
one
19,123,027
+
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond—
+15.8
5,477,554,910
$28,150,831,139
cities, five days
5.1
"
Maryland—Baltimore
Total
23,715,828
"III"
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh~IIIII
—12.9
666,325,924
397,285,991
days
24,804,505
24,917,504
(10 cities)
Youngstown
West
Ten
8,207,759
—11.1
3.4
620,458,148
.
—12.1
•
,
Columbus
Mansfield
4.3
403,100,000
436,020,571
Cleveland
Baltimore
8,917,907
30,478,872
1,149,509,881
Jersey—Trenton
Total
Pittsburgh
7,610,192
3,828,524
7,842,937
Ohio—Canton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
3.3
801,899,000
Francisco
+
423,800,000
„
788,867,263
*550,000,000
City
Louis-,
3,974.574
8,055,496
4,386,069
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
Chicago
Boston
—17.0
27,097,817
Delaware—Wilmington
Total
1961
1,975,022
—26.9
—21.4
York
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended Jan. 14—
2,019,331
1,876,653
Wilkes-Barre
New
1957
$
7,437,908
at
gain for the week ending Friday of 24.5%.
1958
4,850,401
Philadelphia
Reading
a
1.5
—
7
2,545,611
Scranton
$29,204,480,768 against $26,337,810,855 for the
Jan.
or
1,371,006
Lancaster
Our preliminary totals stand
1,513,351
Inc.
Dec. %
*2,000,000
Chester
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will be
10.9% above those of the corresponding week last
there is
$
1.491,189
Bethlehem
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Jan. 14,
clearings for all
year.
Ended
1959
Third Federal Reserve District-Philadelphia—
Pre¬
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
1960
$
Clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
Week
CLEARINGS
43
+
(7 cities)
649,470,607
'
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
CityWe
week
now
ended
acfcl
our
detailed
statement showing the
figures for each
Week
Ended
Jan.
7
1959
Inc. or
1958
S
Dec. %
f
1957
'
*
First Federal Reserve District—1Boston—
*
Maine—Bangor
_
-
3,758,194
—
1,384,288
-
-
1,270,321
476,363
4,185,149
1
—10.2
4,068,606
9.7
8,018,913
7,647,072
6.0
735,655,469
1,218,973
1,195,754
1.9
1,078,422.
931,322
"13,438,005
15,286,857
—12.1
14,103,697
12,105,072
Omaha
I960
at—
Nebraska—Fremont
Hastings
Lincoln
January 7 for four years:
I
Clearings
city for the
174,665,375
197,455,508
—11.5
191,546,241
174,672,627
Kansas—Topeka
13,765,278
—23.7
36,675,921
34,148,678
—15.3
462,958,767
19,346,451
—22.5
487,898,187
18,944,970
6,680,565
8,018,999
—17.7
7,101,865
6,676,81?
740,370,364
St. Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
+ 72.9
45,879,130
566,051,846
14.990,356
City
7,959,020
34,999,088
479,228,436
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas
862,956,736
—14.2
769,980,363
719,230,925
672,089,349
2,790,183
+
11,360,739
10,155,725
17,105,554
'
*
Portland
7,751,035
Massachusetts—Boston.
Fall
813,747,774
—
River
8,583,483
865,536.017
3,937,372
4,161.497
Lowell
1,976,903
1,973,722
New
3,854,869
4,288,710
Springfield
19,773,244
20,235,650
Worcester
15,275,411
17,630,566
55,132,618
57,861,426
27,135,979
27,559,875
46,703,500
48,811,000
Bedford
Connecticut—Hartford
New
Haven
Rhode
Island
New
Providence—
3,992,857
4,760,266
1,003,039,756
1,065,587,361'
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
(12
cities)
—
—
5.4
3,850,401
0.2
1,544,706
—10.1
3.547,536
—
+
York—Albany
Buffalo
148,332,820
:
Elmira
New
3,187,167
'
Jamestown
175,235,007
1,794,606
3,856,785
2.3
17,907,299
16,662,785
—13.4
13,508,584
12,357,257
4.7
45,346,020
43,892,573
15
25,995,422
23,301,177
4.3
36,835,600
—16.1
4,655,330
3,175,393
5.9
000,933,886
826,354,079
—
—
—
—
31,845,805
Jersey—Newark
New
Jersey
,
0.1
—15.4
49,440,361
48,859,430
128,424.644
t
137,584,595
—12.1
3,280,240
2,808,684
3,236,541
3,186,471
34,477,457
J
,
14,177,915,156
11,390,408,181
1.2
46,496,509
41,236,978
28,300,542
.94,181,138
103,736,829
(0
citlM).—
17,575,578,590
15,719,506,S81
14,856,723
565,438,002
14,267,095
495,498,496
—17.0
51,594,526
41,483,271
Galveston
6,735,000
8,536,900
—21.1
6,636,000
Wichita
5,357,256
11,569,680
—53.7
8,028,292
8,197,213
17,890,056
18,131,999
1.3
18.240,896
16,671.531
—15.8
664,794,439
585,377,60S
+ 28.6
197,937,504
207,040,949
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
TotSjl (6 Cities)
—
9,260,OOP
/
■
667,182,428
—
792,262,026
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
299,867,217
City
California—Long Beach
—_
-
:
Pasadena
San
9,773,640
—21.3
7,622,556
7,246,997
263,974,048
—26.0
211,909,061
186,192,880
127,615,187
-
Lake
233,264,849
7,691,578
195,333,887
„
Oregon—Portland
125,615,187
1.6
106,325,587
96,989,233
-27,118,827
35,913,518
+
—24.5
35,237,597
29,338,938
14,118,182
Jose
—
w,
26,045,369
—45.8
20,998,315
22,298,401
754,469,974
904,719,380
—16.6
742,617,519
694,486,187
35,911,562
Ffancisco
—
7.6
i
(at
31,705,108
8.9
75,002,400
75,803,581
—10.6
89,214.936
Santa
Barbara
53,001,093
—32.2
44,656,240
32,799,037
—17.7
12,631,603
10,609,317
5.8
17,624,049
Total
18,161,118
1,397,560,031
1,305,163.063
12,250,844
14,882,564
-
15,517,204
16,473,495
-
1,489,894,462
,1,683,663,143
—11.5
29,662,438,197
29,584,876,313
v+
0.3
26,433,567,772
22,858,114,485
12,564,159,267
14,393,318,708
—12.7
12,255,652,616
11,467,706,304
-
Stockton
i
(10
cities),
total
(107
—
77,609,252
—
I
Grand
Outside
Total
—28.0
—15.0
26,094,522
—
(a)
85,790,541
1
48,541,575
San
+ 12.6
19,843,825
574,367,000
Worth
675,721,049
58,458,573
14,291,541
Dallas
Fort
Utah—Salt
—15.9
92,744,783
.
+
3,623,856
55,499,834
(a)
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
35,332,900
—
4,191,407
\
15,191,557,605
Connecticut—Stamford
Northern
;
54,851,387
Syracuse™
New
57,003,748
17,098,278,930
York
Rochester
-
Yakima
3,526,220
—
Cities)
Washington—Seattle
57,020,937
,—
(9
3,453,999
~
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
Total
+ 11 8
14,601,311,329
t
11,(535,296,802
New
York
(a) Clearings
cities!
City
operations discontinued.
* Estimated.
'
r
44
IM
(240)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, January 16, 1.961
.
(■i
>'
,
f
f
M
»■)
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
tv
Georgia
1st
Power
Gilchrist
•
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522
of the
Tariff
Act
of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week just passed.
v;
f-'i
V)
FOREIGN
%
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
t'r
BY
JANUARY
*? >■
FEDERAL
6,
1961
RESERVE
TO JANUARY
BANK
12,
TO
1961,
TREASURY
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
Co.
Maracaibo
Date
bonds,
4%
Oil
5X4%
debs,
Australia,
Monetary
Noon
Unit
Buying
Rate
for
Austria,
V
New
in
Monday
Jan. 9
.0120614
York
(Value
Tuesday
in
United
States
Money)
Wednesday
American
Jan.12
schilling
ti'h
Ceylon,
France
India,
P!(i
Ireland,
.0384125
.0383937
.0200540
.0200587
.0200587
.210337
.210437
.00311253
.00311253
.203975
.204031
.204037
.204031
.204037
.239687
.239675
.239700
.239712
.209750
.209750
.209762
.209812
2.806520
2.807080
2.806760
2.806500
.00278600
.328300
ISSUE
CALLED
.265093
Jan.
1,
.140050
.140087
.140050
1,
1954
.0349250
.0349250
.0349312
1
*
16
2655
31
2268
1,
1961-1964
.0166263
.0166263
shows tothe
Federal
of
.193350
.193287
.1932871
.232275
.232275
".232268
2.796034
2.796592
2.796273
2.796014
cumul.
in
cohv.
this
6%
preferred
stock—
Reserve
following
2.807080
2.806760
2.806500
reporting
changes
.232262
Financial
leading
t
of
crease
il
M-
S.
Government
$1,185
demand
for
the
General
Corp.,
preferred A
Fund
deposits,
First
Insurance
1-13
M
6
1-
4
n
7M>c
2-
1
12-28
2-
1
12-28
(quar.)
(San
Francisco)
Jan. 11.
certificate
account-:—
in¬
an
credited to
decreased
of
net
a
$177 million. Loans to brokers and dealers for purchas¬
ing or carrying U. S. Government and other'sebufities
0;l:
''
increased
$225
stitutions
%
decreased
million.
Loans
$67
to
nonpank
Total
Holdings of U. S.
of
notes
R.
other
17,317,139
Banks——
financial
in¬
Discounts
609,324
and
increased
net
of $72
Vl!
other
than
interbank
viduals, partnerships,
*L
and
increased
deposits of
corporations
and
$25
$91
Federal
Reserve
from
domestic
Banks
others
increased
increased
commercial
banks
$51
$527
million.
$582
Jan. 4,
Total
Loans
.%(■
and
and
investments-
investments
million.
adjusted!
and
Agricultural
to
v
Other
1
loans
U.
%
S.
loans—
64
70,072
—
102
+2,'916
—
177
ig+ 1,600
1,094
—
and
Loans
dealers
-
nonbank
finance,
otheI
to
T
for
Loans
Real
V
U.
S.
I'
After
Other
one
five
with
__—__L__Z-'
Currency
and
Balances
with
68
§—
106
1
§—
59
+
582
3
15,470
123
+
12
§ + 1,020
+
72
+3 219
4,017
—
11
+
33
+
39
+
+
108
34
S.
deposits
—
214
+
142
3,205
+
168
+
+
70
+
demand
798
+
60,819
deposits
+8,629
—
—1 148
166
+1,376
+1,185
1,420
4
S.
bank
reserves
ot
_
Reserve
91
+
Banks—
72
6,
290
+2,840
•
1960
(San
+
to
domestic
reserves;
commercial
individual
Francisco
District).
loan
banks
items
IDec.
figures revised.
fl'
28
and
are
1
I
527
'
...
loans
valuation
=ii
+
2,366
'
•Preliminary
acct._
_
243,690
+
255,571
379,323
862,588
—
557,802
...
..
.
Total
Deferred
Other
deposits
17,445.084
+
—
2,016,188
+
245,423
+
-
64,695
4,034
35,228
1,183
—
44,886
+
items
4,599,704
divs.
accrued
614,314
1,941,835
350,226
—
31,221
+
1
238,117
797
3,114
+
liabilities
CAPITAL
50,260,741
—1,179,295
1,933,148
I
j.»-
one
.
in.
__~
_
412,917
Other
+
2,015
+
15,274
+
+
817,423
capital
accounts
24,082
24,697
42,615
21,933
Ratio
liabs. & capital
of
note
gold
to
serves
certificate
deposit
liabilities
Contingent
accts:
and
51,515,163
ances
puichased
correspondents
■1,887,769
F.
(increased
38.0%
for
.6%
+
2.5%
Mills,
4,269
+'
128,453
Motors
preferred
General
of
and
stock
common
including <;those called
bonds,
sinking
ing tenders, and the
the current volume
figures
^ross
revised
revised,
Warner
Genesco,
Inc.,
Preferred
■
i
Co.
England
income
Bros.
Theatres,
5%
bonds
Pictures,
Inc.
Page
6%
&
Southern
due
Nov.
common
15,
Feb
REDEMPTION
'
2
—Jan
31
'
'
2658
*
cumulative
Tire
&
preferred
Ruboer
Co.,
Electric
Feb
cumul.
pref.
stock—Jan
1
5
31
2508
2-
1
1-
9
2-
1
1-
9
2-
1
1-
4
22 V2C
2-
1
1-
6
2-15
2-15
1-25
2-15
1-25
62 Vac
j_
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
$1.30
3-
1
2-15
40c
1-31
1-31
62 Va C
(quar.)
1-10
1-10
1-23
1-
30c
series
(quar.)
2-
1
1-16
2-
1
1-16
A
and
2-
1
1-16
f 13c
2-
1
1-15
10c
3-
1
2-15
15c
2-
1
1-15
1%
1-16
12-30
1-16
12-30
1-16
12-30
class
16 Vtc
20c
(New
York)
1
1-
3
37 VaC
(quar.)
2-
3-
1
2-
3
—
;
(stock
50c
dividend)-
preferred
(quar.)
6
1-18
37 VaC
2-
1
1-13
1^31
1-16
tlOc
tlOc
Ohio
RR.,
&
iquar.)_
$5
pfd.
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Cotton.
Hamilton Funds,
Series H-C7
12-31
2-
Controls,
com.
3-13
2-24
6-12
5-26
1-20
1-
(quar.)
25c
4
pfd.
1-
4
2-
1
1-
4
25c
2-
1
1-16
60c
(quar.)
1-20
66V4C
1-16
It
5
f $1.25
2-15
2-
6
.
(quar.)
5%
1-13
$1.25
2%
common
1
$1.25
1
(quar.)
Ltd.,
(qua,r.)
Inc.—
1
_r_
Paper
dividend
;
1-31
12-31
1-31
4
H-DA
Harbison-Walker
4-15
1-16
12 VaC
dividend
Bros.
4-29
J20c
(quar. )__.____
(Florida)
(quar.)
preferred
2-17
12-31
2-
(quar.) -_-—_—_
Canada-,
of
Chemicals
3-17
1-16
$5
(quar.)
Insurance
&
12-20
2%
—
Ltd.," class A
1-16
f40c
(quar.)__
conv.
6
$0.57825
(stock dividend)
class
Westerp RR.„
Trust
6
1-25
1-25
25c
quarterly
5 7c
1-16
1-16
2-
56 Vic
Insurance
Co.,
4
55c
(quar.)
American
preferred
3-
$1.12'/a
common
Ltd.
1-25
64 Vac
1
87 VaC
the
Co.
12-16
%2 VaC
1%
&
6
1-10
(quar.)
Paper,
1-
1
t$1.25
;
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
67c
2-10
33c
Company
Hammermill
1-12
32 Vac
W.)
Stock
shares.
5Vfe%
Page
Co.—
9
1-25
—
Mfg.
Growers Wine,
Halle
1-13
2-
Kentucky—
class A
on
preferred
5.307c
1-11
1
2-
(quar.)
1955
dividend
Mobile
1-26
2-
I
Co.
Seal Products,
Gulf,
1-16
93 %C
(quar.)
$2.40
1983
stock
Date
Ohio
H.)
preferred
A
1-25
30c
Envelopes, Ltd., class A
Security Systems (initial-quar.)
Godfrey Company (quar.)
'
Life
8
1-13
50c
Globe
Class
1-16
2-
j
$1.25
Co.,
Gulf
1
25c
.__7
(quar.)
&
Guaranty
1
2-
2%
lieu of cash)
(quar.)
preferred
Griesedieck
1-25
3-
7V2C
(quar.)
Glatfelter
(H.
3-15
tlOc
Inc., common
preferred
(quar.)
stocks
1-15
.2-15
3-31
15c
(quar.)__—___„_
Hamilton
Inc.—
Company and Issue—
Columbus
(initial)
Bros.,
(P.
1-31
2-28
.
15c
(quar.)_
Gimbel
Stock
i
12-30
50c
(quar.)
Corp.—
(quar.)
Company
Hagan
TENDER
2-15
$1
common
A
Bay &
Date
PARTIAL
General
■S/
(initial)
common
(quar.)
$5
OF
1-13
1
1-31
8c
(quar.)
(W. R.)
location in
1-16
1-31
3-
29c
8c
(quar.)
given in the "Chronicle."
were
gains)
r
1-16
12-30
8c
preferred
Lakes
(except where otherwise indicated)
NOTICE
Poli-New
capital
__.
preferred
Great
number gives the
page
1-26
$1
monthly)
5.207c
Green
Company and Issue—
.
deduc¬
(from
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of
preferred
(quar.)
Grace
provisions.
12-30
1-30
(quar.).
preferred
notes,
fund
:i2-29<-
1-23
15c
preferred
redemption,
for
1-10
1-20
20c
preferred
General
Great
corporate
1-20
1-19
$2
Telephone Co. of Floridapreferred B (quar.)
Gossard
called
under
20c
H2y2c
J30c
$1.30
Increased
list
a
1-20
12-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
Si.30
Goodman
Fund Notices
found
1-20
1
(quar.)
preferred
General
B
be
1-16
1
1-16
Steel Wares, Ltd., 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Telephone Co. of California—
General
6V2 7c
Redemption Calls and Sinking
will
1
2-
2-
Globe
221,221
__
2-
(reduced)
Inc.'
$3.75 preferred
$5
3
12 V2C
(quar.)
Goods
Electric
General
4%7c
foreign
1-17
Corp.—
4 72%
accept¬
1
(quar.)
Co.,
Bronze
Stock
Below
Ltd.
(monthly)
(monthly)
Gladding McBean
R.
on
2-
•
Investors
Baking Co.
4V2 7c
re¬
combined
liability
—1,162,006
1-
20c
y
Co., 47c
General
Series
after
shown
common
(qu^r.)
Gateway Sporting Goods
General Bakeries, Ltd.
5%
•/
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Tl',060
•
Co.,
5.16 7c
Capital
1-20
12-23
1-16
preferred
472%
—
6
1-20
taxes)
$1.32
availability cash
liabs. and
70
+
33,?05
of
215,552
—
2-
3
(interim
after
(Stock dividend payable in
General
Dynamics
Corp.
16,252,388
Treasurer—gen'l
General
tExclusive
61,211
47c
General
+1,385
104
—
1'599
—
_
A
General
in which the details
—13.555
i,
I
671
—
3,790
._Fvcm others
§Jan.
Member
U.
preferred
Borrowings:
m
1,887,769
Deposits:
%
Federal
—
18,029
..
—1,162,006
28,184,732
deposits:
From
8,151
.
notes
deposits:
?„°S"CinkS-"
banks
tion
Reserve
765
146,923
adjusted—.
Foieign
Other"™11
+
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
Government
Other
+
51,515,163
...
413
4,069
...
—
Interbank' demand
Time
„
—1,656
LIABILITIES—
V.
Federal
303
+
182
+
1,409
__Jl__.__.__
assets
1-16
5%
(quar.)
General
Total
—2,423
12;587
banks
237,643
_
.
+2,375
97
—
10,043
1
domestic
_
76
+
1
12 '/_> c
Ltd.
20Vic
Corp.
Gardner-Denver
308,691
—
2-
1-16
9c
Co.
.
-
1-16
93 %c
(Canada),
Gateway Sporting
358,924
+
994,948
—
107,728
assets
244,363
A
A
■
5,708,931
1
Futterman Corp.—
Class
716
4,033
assets/liabilities—
collec.
1-
2-
$1.75
(quar.)
!
Glass
Co.
Trailer
Class
570
+
17,969
assets—net
of
process
—
15
-
1
1
preferred (s-a)
Ltd.
Restaurants
784,258
+
1-31
22-
dividend)
Machine,..jclass A (quar.)
approx.
Company
Gold
Banks—
Total
-
201,300
—
+1',980
1,570
_
coin—
27,121,014
banks
premises
13
923
+
1
—
2,598
Other
Demand
of
Stores
42,000
—
47c
Companies,
Fruehauf
826,258
+
208,300
22
+
+
30,237
years
R.
30
—
5
-p
^2,007
years—
F.
7,000
+
—
27,003,785
Surplus
746
securities
Reserves
238
4
—
_v.__12,507
year
five
77s
+
70
11685
______
to
in
securities
securities.
and
foreign
items
Bank
Govt,
S.
12,500
2-15
50c
75c
(quar.)
(England),
Gillette
Treasury certificates of indebtedness——
Treasury notes and U. S. bonds
maturing:
One
'/
26,991,285
173
+
155
4,175
banks
loans
from
Total
etc.—
Government securities—total—
bills
Within
+
1,726
——--
commercial
—
6 438
institutions:
Ioans_____________
loans
1,109
1,189
banks—
domestic
estate
'
io
+
130
Treasury
.'J-
59,300
+7,361
" +
carrying:
finance,
outright.—
repurchase agrm't
Total
Total
__
financial
518
pur¬
securities
personal
foreign
to
Other
or
—u—r
Loans
i.
purchasing
securities
to
Sales
for
Government
Other
:'V
industrial
brokers
Frito
1,471,000
Other
+
U.
>1
+
+
10c
7j
3
$5
(quar.)
Co.
Foster-Forbes
Frisch's
—1,447,250
2,543,071
pfd.
(quar.)
Motor
Fraser
743,208
+
12,481,298
bought
Foreign
—
chasing or carrying:
S+ Government securities—_Z_
Other securities
•
I960
31,754
—
loans
Loans
—
x
Jan. 6,
1960+
110,352
—
Commercial
Ford
1-13
12-23
Chemical—
&
Gear
B
Foundation
9,059,743
-
LIABILITIES—
112,359
adjusted!
77c,
(stock
&
Franklin-Adams
7,000
+
,
(s-ai
Utilities
preferred
Bros.
Class
Franklin
2.907,173
\
U.
Cash
to
(In millions of dollars)
loans
Loans
4,595
+
.'*!<•
.
bor¬
Loans
Dec. 28,
I96041
%
429,929
—
14,113
—
i
under
Other
and
Decrease (—) Since
ASSETS—
&
Machinery
Foote
20,527
—
1
48,104
_—
Total
Due
million
increased
Held
million
Increase |+ ) or
>1'
28,949
,
Notes
indi- '
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
rowings
Inc.,
Corp.
Giant Markets,
3% 7c
22,584
—
(quar.)
Albany
Food
payment
outright
■Bought
a
in deposits of States and
political subdivisions.
i
Steel
Water
Class
in
was
of
Sterling
Florida
Fundamental
million, of which $64 million
•!'
—
69,125
million.
deposits
51,609
«r;«eld under repurchas'e agrm't
Vf S. Government securities:Bought outright—
Total
Time
'
72,700
+
advances
Bills
securities
+
—1,841,831
Acceptances:
million.
Government
Co.
Florida
86,171
+
'65,109
—
413,369
Bonds
Si
1,110
—
1-
2-1
'
$1
Trust
Firth
—1,928,002
1:20
Corp.—
Extra
1960
63,999
—
1,064,497
gold certificate reserves
Certificates
I
Investors
First
Jan. 13,
4,
1961
16.252,642
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
F.
loans
Jan.
1961
ASSETS—
Gold
Ofher. caf»Vk-+
industrial
Rubber
1-16
25c
25c
&
Food
and
million in demand deposits
and
50c
Tire
fi
1-31
2-
Natipnal Bank (Erie, Pa.) (quar.)
First National City Bank of N. Y.
(quar.)__
Decrease ( —) Since
Payable oj Rec.
56 V4 C
common
(quar.)
Class A and class B
Increase ( + ) or
Holders
50c
First
week
domestic banks.
Commercial
u
65c
Quarterly..
(In thousands of dollars)
cities
When
Share
(quar.)
ZZ__
First Camden National Bank & Trust
(N. J.)—
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
member
$671 million in demand deposits adjusted, and $166 mil¬
in U.
if
P
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Md. (quar.)
Fidelity Fund (from capital gains)—
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
ended Jan. 4: Decreases of $102 million in loans
adjusted,
lion
fl
fr
Fer
2.807120
System in
principal
Jan
issue.
Name of Comyauy
2.796632
2.806520
weekly
*
.0166263
.193331
.232256
statement
106
Continued from page 10 "
.0349312
.0166263
Condition Statement of Member Banks
the
and
10
due, Oct.
Increased
of
ft?
.-■si
28
Firestone
condition
I
6
.
Feb
bonds
Fireman's
The
Jil
1
Mar.
•
DIVIDENDS
.140050
fiV
banks
2607
/
.—Feb
4%
$2.25
ti
m
20
.
1995—.
Ltd.—
2.779326
.0349375
sterling—
due
■
23
Feb
stock
Atlantic RR.—
bonds,
.265112
2.778712
.193281
pound
nreferred
Feb
.0800560
.265125
2.778970
.0166263
pound
1977
1,
I'
.265143
1
-
Africa,
income
cumulative
&
Equipment
Feb.
Uvfl
2.779287
,
krona
South
7%
Pags
Co.—
due
.00278633
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.265131
.140037
Kingdom,
Co.
Foundry
debs,
1
.328333
+
l!
51
.00278600
,.00278600
.328166
2.778732
krone
of
Byers
♦Announced
f
V
1
.00161045
.00161030
.00161035
.0800560
pound
Switzerland, franc
Union
United
>;
Feb.
I
.328266
.00161035
.328333
dollar
guilder
Zealand,
Sweden,
Si
❖
146
2.807120
-
•
.002718600
malayan
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
l«
I
31
I
.239718
franc..
new
peso
Norway,
1
|
2611
Gas Co., Inc. 6%
debs, due July 3L, 1969—Feb
Provincial Transport Co. 4% s. f. debs
due Dec. 1, l962_Jan
.00311253
yen
Netherlands,
New
'!(.
.
106
15
Tandy Corp.
.210325
mark—
pound
Mexico,
f
«
31
Petrolane
.210325
.00161035
<&■
n
*
-
1.006640
.209800
deutsche
Malaysia,
1.006744
.00311253
rupee
Japan,
1.005156
subord,
mtg.
1st
.00311253
♦Si:
?
Jan
:
Date
&
6%, 1st s. f. series A bonds dated Sept.
GVzVt series B bonds dated Dec. 1 luo/_
Memphis Transit Co.—
.210375
__j
(Metropolitan)
»;n
.0384125
.0200925
1.004166
M.)
Marwell
2.236749
.0384125
1.004244
markka
Germany,
2.236254
.0384000
.0200975
rupee
Finland,
,ti'
2.236717
conv.
1st.
.0120651
—
dollar
Canada,
Machine
Duluth, South Shore
$
.0120578
.0120596
2.236462
(A.
Thursday
Jan.11
10
Jan.
.0120596
2.236270
Belgium, franc
I1';
%
*
Jan
subordinated debentures, due 1972
Stores Realty Corp.—
mortgage 5% bonds due Feb. 15, 1977
(May) Stern & Co. 57) cumij. preferred stock
Texas
Eastern
Transmission
Corp.—
5 Va%. debs, due Dec. 1, 1976
General
INCLUSIVE
Transfers
Cable
Jan. 6
pound
'f!'
I
*6.
1
Feb
6'X
1930
$
't
*
Feb
1965—
10
Corp.—
ENTIRE
and
Argentina, peso—
.
1,
Feb
Company and Issue—
Country
Friday
■
Feb.
1983
clue
May
5%
.
series
due
Exploration
++
it,
Page
Co.—•
mortgage
12-31
1-18.
12-15
Co.—
on
common
Refractories
(quar.)
;
2%
Co.—
;
$1.50
1-20
1-
9
i
Volume
193
Number
6021
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(241)
Per
Name of
Company
(H.
Harper
M.)
(quar.)__
com.
15c
Hart, Schaffner &; Marx
(quar.)
_i
Hartfield Stores, Inc.
(stock dividend)
Hartford
Electric Light,
4.50%
preferred
4.96%
Hartford
Steam
Boiler
(quar.)
ance
—_
1-9
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
Corp. of America, com. (stock dividend)
4V2% preferred (quar.)__
Haydock Fund (quar.)
Hayes
Industries
(quar.)
:
Heppenst.all Co., 4V2% preferred (quar.j__^_
Hercules
Bank
Special
8%
Mfg.
Co., 5%
pfd.
(quar.)
(San Francisco (s-a)
Co.
(quar.)
of
4V4
Renfrew
Holt,
Rinehart
&
Horizon
Horn
2-
1
1-26
Lerner
&
Home
Auto-Lite
4%
Houdry
Co.
(N.
Corp.
Lighting
B
1-25
t45c
3-24
2-
1
1-
2-
1
2-
1
$15c
(quar.)
2-15
35c
1-16
Y.)
&
(quar.)
Illinois
Brick
Illinois
—._
2-
1-17
pfd.
$4
class
A
i20c
preferred
Industrial
25c
$1
2-
(quar.)_
$1.25
—_
25c
5%
1-11
2-
1
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
52y2c
2-
1
2-
1
1-10
1
2-
1
12-31
2-
1
2-
1
(quar.)
pfd.
$1.25
3iy4c
37V2C
(quar.)
i
Rubber
(stock
com.
5c
._
2%
3-
$3
—
Ltd.,
Fund
Growth
$15c
J25c
(from
Co.
North
Interchemical
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Securities,
4%
1
1-16
1
6s
Mailman
12-30
1
1-
1-15
1-16
12-30
35c
$1.12y2
2-15
1-31
(quar.)
—
»
.
2-
1
1-19
50c
4-
1
3-10
t!3c
J15c
t37y2c
2-
(s-a)
50c
pref. A (quar.)
International Bronze Powders, Ltd.,
-
Preferred
common
(quar.) *
:
International Correspondence
_
Worlds, Ltd
Stock
15c
80c
—
dividend
Investment
6%
convertible
Investors
Mutual,
interest
Gas
$4.36
$4.22
Inc.
24c
capital
gains)
2-15
1-20
1-16
12-15
1-16
12-15
.
Jack
&
Heintz,
Inc.,
(quar.)—
5% preferred A (quar.)
Jeannette Glass Co., 7% pfd.
clears
all
1-12
Class
B
Meadow
12-29
1-30
3-
1
1-13
2-
1
1-13
$1.05
$1.09
40c
2%
2-
1
1-13
Tea
Co.,
(quar.)——
common
(quar.)
—
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__.
Manufacturing
(quar.)
3%%
—————
Kaman
2-
1
1-13
2-
3
1-13
3-
1
"2-1
22-
3-
1
1
1
1-16
1-15
2-25
4%
non-cum.
(quar.)
preferred
Kentucky Stone Co.—
Common
$1
King
Seeley
—
(name
Seeley Thermos Co., new
Knickerbocker Growth
——
changed to King
com. (initial)—
1
Miles
!'
Kratter
Stores
A
Class
$1.20
(monthly)
conv.
preferred
$1.20
Co.
Class
Voting
1-18
Montana
1-16
6%
1-30
3%
95c
$1
$i-U5
$1.08%
$1.12/2
12-30
3-
1
2-13
3-
1
2-13
Corp.
7%
2nd
__—
:—■-
2-13
3-
1
3-
1
2-13
3-
1
2-13
1-16
25c
1/2C
4-14
4-
7
1-16
1-
6
25c
1-16
12-30
shs.
12-30
12-30
1-31
1
1-
6
luc
10c
10c
12-30
Ontario
1-15
12-31
7%
2-
1
1-
1
1-
9
1-17
Outlet
3-20
Overbrook
5c
4-
6
>'
$30c
2V2%
Diablo
2-
6
National
Bank
3-
6
2-
1-16
National
to
2-
1
1-19
National
Chemical
1
2-
2
$1.25
37y2C
£*!___
•.
.-
>
'
;
3-20
1-17
1-27
2-
45c
1-
1-20
1
6
$4
1-20
1-
Express,
Paper
Ltd.,
60c
U5C
1-31
1-15
25c
pref.
(quar.)
1-25
1-
5
(quar.)
5
12-23
Pacific
Gas
&
Electric, common
Pacific Lighting Corp.—
(quar.)
$1.09
$1.10
1-16
12-20
1-16
12-20
$4.75
preferred
$4.75
convertible
10c
1-16
12-30
20c
2-15
12-30
,
$4.36
preferred
1
1-16
$35c
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-10
Palestine
2-
1
1-10
Parke
1-31
1-16
1-31
2-
3
12-20
2-
1
12-27
30c
1-27
i-l7
1-16
Paddington
Stock
(quar.)
class A
on
Economic
Davis
$1.10
2-
1
1-25
1-31
2-
1
1-
3
1-10
1-14
1-16
1-31
1-15
5c
1-16
12-31
1-
12-31
6
1-25
1-30
1-
3
1-18
1-16
1-31
12-31
1-
1-18
12-15
5
1-18
40c
2-10
1-19
2-15
2-
40c
12'/2c
(Red
2-
12-15
1
J.),
2-28
12-29
1-31
1-
5
1-31
1-
5
1-28
1-23
50c
(quar.)
5%
pfd.
Bank
(quar.)
(Cedarhurst, N.Y.)
1-
:
Ltd.,'
■
(quar.)
common
preferred
1-16
12-30
1-16
12-30
20c
t45c
(quar.)
2-15
long-term
Pennsalt
Penn
capital
Chemicals
Traffic
gains)
Corp.
30c
(quar.)
^____
(quar.)
$1.06
3-
1
(quar.)
$1.06y4
2-
1
(quar.)
$1.16
3-
1
14c
3-
i
2-15
14c
3-
1
2-15
Penobscot Chemical
Fibre
1-24
1-16
12-21
1-16
12-21
1-27
2-
1
1-
tl5c
Stock
2-15
General
Machine
&
Gear
Cement
1-27
12-30
2-
Petroleum
Corp.
1-20
i7y2c
1-
2-
10c
(quar.)
of
1
1-16
1-18
1
H-31
1-
4
6
America—
(From net capital gains during
Pfizer (Charles) & Co.—
57c
i960)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
1-16
1-30
15c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
preferred
$1
1-31
1
i 2-
_
2-10
1-13
95c
2-
1
1-
9
$1.07%
2-
1
1-
9
(quar.)—
$1.10
2-
1
1-
9
(quar.)—1
Philadelphia Fairfax Corp
$1.17
2-
1
1-
9
1-20
1-
5
preferred
4.68%
—
preferred
—
12-15
1-27
12-29
Co.
(quar.)
Philadelphia &
1-20
12-28
$2
Philadelphia, Gerinantown & Norristown RR.
Stock
1-26
1-16
6c
2-28
2-10
J40c
1-31
1-16
1-16
2-
1
1-20
$0,152
1-16
11-28
5%
Piasecki
1-
Pioneer
$2.50
50c
1-16
12-31
1-16
12-31
1
2-
1
1-16
1
1-13
2-
1
1-13
2-
$1'.25
common
1-16
2-
$1.25
(quar.)__.
1
1-13
15c
1-17
12-20
i2y2C
1-16
7c
2-
62%c
2-
1
11-
5
(quar.)
6
1-
6
1-16
1-
3
$1.75
Erie RR.
1
$1.50
(quaf.)
3-
12-30
8c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Pittsburgh & Lake
1-20
common
(initial)
Corp.
Co.
12-19
2-
3%
Brewing,
conv.
1-16
$1
(quar.)_—
Aircraft
Finance
Pittsburgh
12-30
Corp.,
12-15
97%C
dividend
preferred
1-28
5
Heusen
1-16
90c
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)_
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
Stock
5%
2%
Inc.,
2-20
■
Corp.—
4%
Phillips-Van
CO
$1.50
Reading
dividend
Philip Morris,
Pittsburgh, Youngstown
7% preferred
(quar.)
Company,
Stock
56V4c
2-
1
1-14
58c
2-
1
1-14
2c
stockholders
Bottlers
preferred
12-31
1-31
2-15
$2.50
5%
—
dividend
dividend
3.80%
1-16
1-13
2-15
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. of Washington, D. C.
Pepsi-Cola
4.30%
Co.—
(quar.)
(s-a)
3
1-10
10c
RR.
1-16
1-30
■
Valley
Peoria & Bureau
2-15
,
(M'e.)—
Co.
Voting common (quar.)
Non-voting common (quar.)
Peoples Credit Jewelers, Ltd. (quar.)
Perkins
„
;
1-16
1-10
preferred
4.40%
pfd. (quar.)
1
preferred
12-30
1-27
20c
(quar.)
3
2-
1-25
20c
preferred
1-16
Jersey)—
:
1-
1-16
15c
(s-a)
4.64%
Stock
28c
(quar.)
6
4.24%
Permanente
45c
Y.)—
1-
1
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
12-30
"
2.537%
(quar.)
1-20
2-
t$1.50
(14c from investment income and 16c from
1
45c
.1-16
12-30
Placer
$1.50
4-15
4-10
Now
2-28
1-31
Plainfield
12»/2%
at
$3.50
.
&
Ashtabula
common
preferred
Union
Water
(quar.)—
(quar.)
—^____^
4%
3-10
2-
1-14
1
1-10
1-10
1-20
1-10
3-17
2-24
25c
1-16
12-27
80c
1-20
12-30
Polymer Corp., class A
(stock dividend)
$1.25
1-16
12-31
10c
(s-a)__
2-10
20c
2-20
1-25
1-31
tl5c
Development, Ltd.—
on
a
quarterly basis
1
30c
5%
87%c
-£—4-
(quar.)
Plymouth National Bank. (Mass.)
divd.)
Ry.—
_.(quan)
dividend
Plymouth Cordage Co.
17)
&' Mfg.—_______
12-23
2%
4.25%
$1.50
(stock
1-10
1-20
i2y2c
B
Penn Square Mutual Fund—
(quar.)
(N.
12-20
1-25
$1.25
and
(increased)
Co.
&
(C.
Penman's,
25c
Bank
12-20
1-16
12y2C
Corp.—
Peninsula National
$6
1-16
$1.18%
(quar.)__,
(quar.)
Year-end
Extra
12-20
25c
preferred
Electronics
dividend
Patterson
1-16
40c
Bell
2-
6c
Westchester
4-
UOc
(Auburn, N. Y.) (quar.)
of Detroit (stock dividend)
of
3-20
$1
$1.12%
$1.18%
(20c from
meeting Jan.
Bank
1-17
1
12-31
15c
—
of
1-17
1
4-
(quar.)
22»/2c
approval
2
2-
$1.18
(quar.)
Company
Pittston
3-21
2-
$1.16
(quar.)
Co.
Arms
1-16
27'/2C
(quar.)__
2-15
12-23
3
10c
(Subject to approval of stkhlders. Jan. 19)
16 <4C
Elevator
5
1-16
t$1.75
(quar.)
2-15
1-16
1-
4c
2-21
1-
t25c
65c
1-27
f35c
Corp.
(quar.)
com.
1-16
5%
(quar.)
Check
Ltd.,
1-23
12c
Extra
Bank
Products
25 c
2%
ordinary in¬
capital gains)
Nation-Wide
2-10
1-20
5%
Neb.)—
Shares
National
12-30
3-10
3
(from
6
1-20
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
7c
Investment Fund, Inc.
securities
profits)
6
$1.06
12 y2 c
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
15c
realized
1-
1-10
preferred
(quar.)
—.—
1-
1-30
Oxford
1-
Bedford)—
Film Laboratories, class A
Company (stock dividend).
1
1-13
30c
1-13
1-13
1
2-
1-16
Nassau
(quar.)
preferred
1-27
Overland
2%
(quar.)
1-27
Owens-Corning Fiberglas (quar.)
Oxford Electric (stock dividend)
25c
of
Movielab
System
1-16
25c
participating class A
1-10
10%
—__:—
realized
3-17
$4.40
2%
from
1
i-31
II__
(quar.)
$4.50
—12%
Corp.
4-
25c
25c
Wire
12-30
25c
Rice Mills, Ltd.
(increased)
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.
30c
2-16
1-20
$2.50
Royal
and
1-10
2-28
1-10
v
.—
(quar.)
Co.
1-10
12-20
quar.)
Products
1
1-31
2%
Corp.
2-
Cement—
Bros.—
(New
1
12-20
(quar.)
common
2-
1-16
-
National
12-30
25c
(quar.)
1-16
(quar.)
Line
(reduced)
Products
A
37y2c
(Lincoln,
Bank
class
12-30
tl7y2c
(quar.)_
Barge
12-31
1-16
t22y2c
(.quar.)
(increased
Co.
1-20
1-16
1-31
'
62V2c
1
$3c
preferred E (quar.)__.
1-31
dividend).
Metal
5%
Otis
20c
Philipp
Co.,
&
preferred D
6-14
___—
preferred
(Subject
2-
1-10
—
Electric—
preferred
4%
1-20*- 12-31-
:
.
dividend
4.64%
12-23
(quar.)
Chemical
Gas
Steel
3-16
dividend)
(quar.)
Clemens
&
6-30
:
Co.,
Trust
Electro
Mutual
1
2-17
i-31
5%
preferred
3-31
17'/2c
dividend)..
Jockey Club, common
Power
Mount
Muter
2-
37y2c
55c
Orange & Rockland Utilities, com.
4.65% preferred A (quar.)
4.75% preferred B (quar.)_
9
2-
}L\*
Trust Co. (N. Y.)
Morrison-Knudsen Co. (extra)
6%
(quar.)__
(increased-quar.)
1-16
4.24%
J25c
(stock
J.)
Park
1-20
1
Common
&
Oil
1-17
2-
Gas
t$1.25
Guaranty
Mutual
1-20
Oklahoma
t25c
Lines
(stock
County
annual
—
1-25
Mathieson
(quar.)
dividend
Mutual
12-30
1-27
,3,
preferred A rquar.)—i~
1-15
2-15
Oiin
(monthly)—.
National
Mount
Y.
25C
National Corp.,
Class
B
1-20
2-15
$1
(quar.)
Valley
Quarterly
Kuhlman Electric Co.—
5 V2 %
1
20c
(New
common
Co.
Mount
■
»!-75
preferred (quar.)
2-
$1.06V4
Bank
Bank
common
Stock
12-23
$1.37 y2
N.
Portland
Old
15c
Insurance
Montclair
Morse
1
25C
1-16
+
—
Motor
preferred
Morgan
2-
+2c
Steel
12-30
—
Chemicals
N.
4-17
12-23
Quarterly
Northwestern
1-16
(stock dividend)__—
Monmouth
1
dividend
1-25
(quar.)
National
Co.,
Monmouth
2-14
26°
(quar.)-
12-15
1 V4c
(stock
B
1-13
2-
29y2c
Engineering
10c
(quar.)_
&
1
2-
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Kroger Company—
1-16
1-13
30c
12-30
f25c
1
1
(quar.)
(Minn.)
Ltd.
(quar.)_
Northwestern States
1-10
12-30
2-
2-
B
Stock
1-16
20c
(quar.)
Power
12-30
$1.25
common
Ry.
12-30
1-16
37y2c
(increased)
Northwest
12-30
$3
Common
1
———
conv.
1
1-16
20c
Ltd
Co.
Fast
A
2-
12c
conv.
$1.20
2-
t6c
Narragansett Electric Co., 4,/2%
B
3-20
1-16
40c
Falls
5-
3™
2UC
(monthly)
1
Packard
1-10
Corp.—
Class
4-
38c
(increased)
2-
1-30
States
1-10
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
2-28
Pacific
1-13
1-20
$2
(reduced)
common
(quar.)
Gas,
1
$2
25c
.
preferred
Common
1-10
$1.29
(quar.)_
;_,
National
Mfg.
Minerals
(quar.)__
(special)
(reduced-quar.)
(s-a)
Corp.,
Northern Telephone,
Extra
3
1
3%
&
Life
Class
come
(quar.)
Inc.
1-18
12-10
Illinois
10c
Laboratories
Miller
-
Ry.
Illinois
27'/2c
3
(iy4c from income and 243/4cfrom realized
Kobacker
1-
1
Quarterly
Fund—
security profits)
Knott Hotels (stock dividend)
12-20
1-16
2-
(quar.)
A
1-
1-15
Central
Northern
9
2-
(increased)
com.
Minneapolis-Moline
-
—
Corp.
1-16
pfd.
Investment
Northern
12-20
1-
31V4c
____
I.)
Mid-America
Bank,
15c
35c
93 %c
93/4c
50c
■
(quar.)
Kerr Mfg. Co
1-16
1
$1.04
Electric,
3
50c
—
12-31
2-
$1.20
Gas,
preferred
Class
(quar.)
1-
1
&
(quar.)
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
Northern Insurance Co. of
6
$1.24
1-18
Aircraft,
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry Co.—
Northern
12-31
1-16
62y2c
l_
(quar.)_
(L.
Montreal
class A and class B
Stock dividend (payable in class A stock)
Kansas. City Power & Light—3.80%
preferred
(quar.,
4%
preferred. (quar.)_,
4.20%.
preferred (quar.)
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
::
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Stock
Joy
1-16
1-
3%
Brook
Mississippi
B
1-16
lie
(quar.)
Minneapolis Gas Co.
$28
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
—
Jersey Investment Corp. (Plainfield, N. J.)-—
Jewel
'
Miami Tile & Terrazzo (quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric, 4.40% pfd.
Microdot, Inc.
(stock dividend)
1-31
1
4%
preferred
12-30
10c
_
Quarterly
12-22
2-
'
preferred (quar.)
Jersey Central Power & Light—
2-14
Oil
American
Northern
(quar.)
Merchants
29c
47V2c
$1.09
(this payment
arrears)
7%
6%
(reduced-quar.)
(quar.)
Merchants
9c
20c
20c
$1.25
(quar.)—_—
Inc.
common
North American Refractories
1
$1.50
McKay Machine, stock dividend'
McQuay-Norris Mfg. (quar.)
Millers
Jantzen,
North
2-
& Co.—
Corp.
County
$1.05
(quar.)—.
$4.36 preferred (quar.)
—
Iowa Power & Light, common (quar.)
Irving Trust Co., stock dividend
—_——
Nortex
1-12
1
Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Midwest
preferred
1-12
1
3-
Northern
McCormick & Co., 5% preferred (s-a)
McGregor-Doniger, class A (quar.):
1-20
Electric—
&
2-
1
2-
$.001
Grain
McCall
ordi¬
(5c from
from
30c
2-
capital gains.)
MCCabe
12-16
—•-
Electric, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
__i
Gas
1-16
2-15
$75c
(quar.)_;
Inc.
(from dividend and
&
Iowa-Illinois
$4.22
and
12-15
j,
55c
(quar.)
(Oscar)
6
1-19
1-12
35c
Fund___L:
Specialties,
(From
2-28
1-16
t60c
(quar.)_ '
income)
income
nary
3-31
(quar.)
2-10
7-13
Massachusetts Business Development (annual)
Massachusetts Investors Trust
Services,
Investors Research Fund Inc.
Iowa
com.
preferred
Diversified
Investors
Ltd.,
1
1-
25c
4-13
to
preferred
Mayer
5%
—
Foundation,
12-22
12-22
1
(quar.)
1
—
1-16
t60c
30c
—
(quar.)———
:
1-16
1-10
Schools
International Harvester Co., com. (quar.)—
International Paints (Canada), Ltd.—
6%
preferred (s-a)
Interstate Department Stores
1
2-
Ry.—
preferred
8%
B (quar.)
Maryland Casualty Co. (quar.)—
Interior Breweries, Ltd.—
12 y2c
(quar.)
1-20
1
shares
Common
7%
1-13
1
dividend
Maritime
1
8-
depositary
Mallory (P. R.J & Company—
5% pref. A (quar.)
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd; (quar.)___
Marine Midland Corp., stock dividend
3
2-15
(quar.)
preferred
2-
iy2%
1
2-
5-
40c
Corp.
Majestic
9
2-
5c
2-
(quar.)
class
1-
15c
15c
40c
Ltd., priority
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Majestlc-Penn State (quar.)
1
iquar.)__
15c
Inc.
Priority
1-14
45c
(stock dividend)
America
7-
1-30
9
2-
invest.
6c
Insurance
12-
1
1-13
12-30
1-20
15c
expenses
4y4% preferred A (quar.)
4% preferred B (quar.)
Magnin (Joseph) <quar.)_
3
1
1-16
(quar.)
___.
(R. H.)
Stock
income)
Corp. of America
&
2-
22 y2c
(quar.)
10c
5% pfd.
Light—
&
1-13
12-24
preferred
dividend
B
40c
1
1-16
preferred
2%
Videotronics,
Macy
1-13
1-
1-17
75c
dividend)
(quar.)
(s-a)
Gas
Macomber,
1-13
1-16
preferred
2-
tl5c
6%
preferred (quar.)
Class
933/4c
1
6%
(quar.)
amount
__
(initial)
common
1-10
3-31
(reduced)
Co.
Western
Oliri
1-10
1
Cloth
C.)
&
Co.
60c
and
will
Dock,
Lynchburg Gas
MPO
12-30
4-21
2-
1-19
1-10
533/4c
1-20
—
&
preferred
Stock
tl5c
(quar.)
12-30
1-19
(interim)
Lowney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd.
Lucky Lager Breweries, Ltd
Lucky Stores, Inc.
(quar.)
1-13
2-
51c
.—
Insurance
4'/2%
Louisville
40c
60c pref. (quar.)
Inland Natural Gas, Ltd., 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Inter-Ocean
4.96%
1-16
1-23
Y.)
per
Watch
preferred
1-16
1
tax
Co.
Mutual
1-16
2-15
;
adqjustment
6%
1
17 y2 c
$1.06 V*
1
!
preferred
1-13
1
Co
(A.
Norfolk
1-10
9
2-
1
class AT___
Power
4.16%
4.44%
55c
(incr.-quar.)__
(quar.)
of
1
2-
Louisiana
1-16
2-
Co.,
Institutional
2-
Wire
12-30
1-
1
2-
dividend
Coal
12-31
1
58%c
J45c
Plywood,
6%
preferred
Ingram & Bell,
Stock
5
2-
&
Ingersoll-Rand
1-31
(N.
$0.03
Lighting
1-20
55!/4c
Mills,
Island
Lorain
2-
York
1
1
3-
2-
;
_.
Loomis-Sayles
(quar.)
Canada
preferred
W'.),
12-15
25c
New
Process
4%
(s-a)
_—
12-15
1-
1-16
1-16
2-
15c
payment
Longines-Wittnauer
12-15
(quar.)
of
Long
B
1-16
3%
(quar.)
preferred
(Hugh
Class
1-13
1-16
2-16
2-
6
II-21
$5
Merchandise
50c
2-10
87y2c
Co.
income
Corp.
$1.25
(quar.)
Hose
1
Candy
1-16
(quar.)
preferred
Head
2-
York
5%
$40c
—
preferred
12-31
12-31
$1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
4.20%
$1.50
Long
1-22
New
40c
1
(quar.)
British
J5c
4.26%
Bank
1-20
2-
New
9
share).
Loft
1-22
(quar.)_
;__
Co.
Co.
depositary,
approximately
1-20
2-
3
1-
5%
(quar.)
for
47V2c
1-
Nielsen
I-
tl5c
60c
(Less
15c
3-10
common
Trust
(quar.)__""
common
1-20
Insurance
Oilfields, Ltd., ordinary
1-18
12-15
(Phila.)—
(quar.)
Co.,
5%
._.
Life
Rochester
Lobitos
3-18
10c
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Industrial
1
1-20
1
5%
New
4-14
2-
(Ala.)—
New
1-31
dividend)
(stock dividend).
quarterly
Wayne)
Link-Belt
5-22
2-15
11-21
10c
Trust
Insurance
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 33/4% pfd. (quar~)IIZI
Brunswick Telephone, Ltd.
(quar.)____
Jersey Bank & Trust Co. (Paterson)—
Quarterly
New Jersey Natural Gas
(quar.)
I
3-15
1-16
5%
dividend)
(stock
&
$1.50
Quarterly
1-20
1%
dividend)
Extra
50c
Power
Indian
4-
3
1-13
6-20
Forms
1-16
12-30
10%
Neiman-Marcus
12-30
1
4%
preference
6-17
—
Company
Imperial
1-
1
1-31
2-
;
(stock
1
1-16
dividen~dT_"T
(stock
12-20
2-
30c
dividend
preferred (quar.)
Neon Products of
Canada, Ltd.
1-30
$1.12V2
1-16
15c
~
4V4%
(quar.)
(stock
35c
(quar.)I
Machine
(quar.)__^
Corp.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
(Al¬
50c
Security
Stock
40c
Inc.
Ltd.
Printing,
$3.50
Lincoln
4
2-
(quar.)
B
1-16
G.)
National
Lincoln
1
7-
(extra)
Power
Ltd.,
1-10
(quar.)
Co.
Quarterly
Propane
1-10
1-31
Trust
Lead
National
1-25
preferred
Gas
National
1-25
Cooke,
(Fort
1-
1-18
1-10
8%c
(quar.)
(R.
Business
50c
(quar.)
(reduced)
preferred
4.70%
2-
2-
1-31
1-25
31v4c
dividend
&
Lincoln
4
1-15
10c
Co.
Increased
1-14
15c
3iy4c
&
Co., 6% preferred B
(quar.)"
National Malleable & Steel
Castings Co.—
15c
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Liberty Fabrics of N. Y.
Liberty Real Estate Bank
2-28
35c
__
Hydraulic Press Brick (quar.)
Hygrade Food Products, 4% pfd. A
4.42%
Stock
6
37y2c
.
Hupp Corp., common (stock dividend),
Refrigerator (quar.)i
4.08%
1-
12-31
(quar.)
Inc., class A (quar.)
4y2%
Inc.
Lewers
for
com.
Hussmann
Hyster
1-16
12-30
50c
6.40% ,,preferred
Huntington Hall
5%
Salt
$1.75
Hughes-Owens,
Class
1
1-20
Fuel
National
(year-end of $1.18 from capi¬
15y2c from
ordinary in¬
Tourneau
Lewis
—_—__—
Houston
■'
2-
1-27
3-20
Y.)
(quar.)
Electric Welding
National
National
When
Share
Bank
N.
1-16
4-14
3-30
$1.33 y2
Levines,
Corp.
Process
Extra
Leslie
Le
____
Ltd.
(Joseph) Company
Syracuse, common
preferred (quar.)
Hotel
1
1-10
1-10
20c
Winston, Inc.
Power (quar.)
Hardart
&
2-
1-16
bany,
1-31
4-28
and
Stores,
1-16
3%
Quarterly
;
2-15
&
Land
preferred
Corp.
gains
75c
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
55c
Bearing Co. (quar.)
15c
(stock dividend)-—5%
Hardart Baking Co.
(quar.)
$1.75
Ball
Hoover
Horn
tal
1-12
Company
Commercial
12y2c
preferred
Lehman
1-24
Insurance
Home
A
B
4
1-
1
$1.25
held_
Co.,
class
1-31
National
J15c
(initial)
(reduced)
common
Leeds Travelwear,
2-
;
&
Holyoke Water
class
5%
3
$1.25
& Dauch, Ltd.
(quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
:
Holt,
Tire
Northrup,
1-
1-25
(stock dividend)__
Electric
&
A
.
1-31
(liquidating)—
shares
Corp
5%
1-18
(quar.)_
Per
Name of
1-12
lQc
class
new
come)
Sugar
5%
1-31
1
Ltd., class A
1.-31
jl5c
Co.,
20c
:
share
each
Holly
2-10
2-
&
35c
—
Aircraft Corp.
Hinde
Leeds
5
56]/4c
(quar.)
High Voltage Engineering
One
Rubber
1-
Holders
1%
15c
Powder
Hibernia
Hiller
Filter
Galion Products—
preferred A
Higbie
Lee
&
When
Payable of Rec.
20c
;
(quar.)
W'.)
1-10
1-16
56y4c
_______
Hercules
A
(H.
Lee
50c
—
(quar.)
dividend
Class
Lay
Insur¬
&
Share
Laurentide Acceptance,
1-28
2-
62c
:
Company
Telephone
Stock
1-20
75c
___
_.
Per
Name of
LaCrosse
12-30
2-10
iy2%
Hat
7%
1-16
30c
iquar.)
Inspection
.
Holders
Payable of. Rec.
56V4c
common
(quar.)
(quar. )____J
preferred
When
Share
Company,
45
1-16
12-31
1-24
12-30
3%
'
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(242)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name
Port
of Company
Huron
Stock
$5
Gas
4.70%
&
Trust
stock
5
1-16
5
90c
2-
1
1-12
2-
1
1-12
2-
1
1-
div.
t50c
;
J.)
50C
2-
2%
(s-a).
12-16
1-26
1
(quar.)
Slater
(N.),
Smith
4
(Howard)
Smucker
Commission
1
1-13
South
2-
1
1-13
Southern California
Stock
an
ap¬
•
of the State of Colorado).
5%
4%%
3-
1
2-14
4.48%
$1.05
3-
1
2-14
4.56%
$1.12%
3-
1
2-14
$1.16
3-
1
2-14
~$1.22%
3-
1
2-14
;—
preferred (quar.)
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)
Puritan
Inc.
Fund,
Puritan
.__—._
:
9c
(initial)
1-25
1-25
1-
Quebec
Co.
Power
50C
(quar.)
12-22
1-20
12-22
$40c
(quar.)
1-20
$1.50
Oats Co., common
preferred (quar.)
6%
2-24
C.
Can
Stock
R. T.
Co.
(initial)
(quar.)
Rabin-Winters Corp.
Radio
Corp.
Stock
$3.50
Real
Estate
Co.
Red
Owl
Reece
Corp.
3-
1
25c
1-30
1-20
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Class
A
Reliance
Insurance
Reliance
Varnish
Reliable
Stores
(quar.)
(quar.)
Renewal
Guaranty
Republic
Supply
1-16
1-31
1-16
1-20
12-16
1-
3
12-27
1-
3
12-27
2-
1st
preferred
Reynolds
Metals
Co.,
4%%
preferred
A
4%%
pfd.
1
1
Diug
Rich's,
River
Brand
Rice
Rochester
Button
Rochester
Gas
Stock
4%
Mills
Co.
(quar.)
dividend
Standard
Fuel,
Standard
Oil
334%
Stanray
1-
6
1-
5
(Less
1-13
Steel
1-13
2-10
3-
1
3-
1
$1.23%
3-
1
5.50%
preferred L
(quar.)
$1.37%
3-
1
25c
1-31
12-30
1-25
12-20
Broadcasting
8C
—_.
2-10
Sterchi
Stern
-
'
Quarterly
1-16
Stevens
Stewarts
1-20
1-
1-31
1-10
Ross
(William)
Row
Peterson
Royal
5%
15c
(quar.)_,
&
McBee
S
1-16
$1.50
1-16
Foods, 4%
pfd.
conv.
(Boston)-—
2-15
Lawrence
Corp.
St. Paul Fire
Ltd.
Class
1-31
1
Van
$0,129
1-16
1-16
50%
1
2-
1-
3
9
& Marine
Insurance Co. (quar.)
Salant & Salant, Inc., class
Class B
$25c
A
(stock div.)
B
Sanborn
San
3%
—
Ltd.
3-
2-
1
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Jacinto
Sawhill
Tubular
Stock
Scarfe
Corp.
Products
(special)
4-15
Vogt
2-11
&
& Co.
12-30
4-14
3-31
7-14
9-29
4-14
2-10
TTX M.
Talon,
1-20
10-16
9-29
1-16
1-
1-24
3-10
Class
Co.,
2-28
2-10
2-
preferred
1-31
12-27
Texas
1-31
12-27
Texaco
2-
1
1-20
10c
3-
1
2-20
3-
1
2-20
3-14
3-
Corp.
I
Security-Columbian Banknote
5%
Stock
1-13
5-
1
4-26
of
New
Times-Morror
1-16
dividend
subject
1-31
1-16
regulatory
agency
2-
1
1-20
1-25
1-17
1-
1-17
1-
3
1-26
Toledo
3
6c
&
Ltd.
Latz,
4.25%
1
Seven-up
(quar.)
Bottling
(Los
Shareholders' Trust of
Angeles)
(extra)
1-
3
Towle
Manufacturing
12-
5
Trade
Bank
1-30
1-13
6%e
1-30
1-13
1-30
1-13
Trader
the
;
&
1-
1-31
1-19
2-15
1-19
1-31
Building
Trane
12-29
issued
24c
1-26
1-16
Trans-Lux
1-
Def.
Assn.,
4%
3-31
2-
6
1-
2-
6
11-
1
$1.06%
3-
1
3-
1
1
1-16
1-
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
$40c
1-16
1-
7
$40c
1-16
1-
7
2-
1
(quar.)
$20c
2-24
15c
2-
12-30
2-
1
class
A
i.
s
1-10
and
y
1-17
12-16
20c
,
1-16
12-7
(stock
Corp.
distribution)
dividend)
(quar.)
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line, com. (quar.)
$2.55
preferred
$4.90 preferred
$5.96
$5.70
2%
payment of stock
Corp.
Transamerica
1-13
1
1
in
$5.60
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
1-31
12-29
._L—
—
2-
1
1-13
2-
1
1-13
$1.22%
—
25c
2-
1
1-13
$1.49
$1.42%
$1.40
2-
1
2-
1
1-13
2-13
1-13
60c
2-
1
1-16
2-
1
1-16
•
<
31 (4c
class
2-
1
1-16
$7Vic
B
1-16
12-30
,35c
1-16
12-27
(quar.)__
$1.25
3-10
1-16
12-23
30c
(quar.)
1
35c
3-15
2-17
4-
$1.43%
2-1
$i
common
2-1
ioc
1-20
__
1
common
Company,
common
25c
1-
6
1-6
'
1-.6 "
2-15
2-
$1.25
(quar.)
2-
1
1-21
62Vic
3-
2
2-15
25c1
(quar.)
2-21
y
4
(quar.)
Electric
Fund,
1-31
1
40c
5-1
4-7
8-1
4-7'
40c
11-1
goc
^
2-
40c
1-31
$1.50
Service,
common
(quar.)
7
preferred
1-31
1-13
1-31
12-30
1-20
12Vic
2-
15c
1
3
11-30
1-10
2-15
1-31
8c
2-15
1-31
1-16
1-
J15c
1-16
$i.u
(monthly)
2-
1
2-
25c
(quar.)
Machine
1-
30c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Jr.
1-13
1-31
32Vic
Combing Corp. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
County
Electric—
1
3
12-30
1-16
1-20
7C
(quar.)
i_
25c
_w__
i_ie
1-31
1-13
3
Co.—
6%
preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Yocam
10-
6
4C
Tanning (quar.)
class A
(initial-quar.)
Inc.
Cab
1-
20c
(quar.)
gains)
&
(Wm.),
3.10
Power—
Inc.
capital
4
40c
!
Express System
Batteries
—
37i/2C
i_3i
i_i0
—
37i/2C
4_29
4-19
37Vic
7-31
7-10
______;
(quar.)
ioc
Ltd.,
common
preferred
•Transfer
$ Payable
(quar.)
(quar.)
books not closed
in
resident
Canadian
_
2-28
6_15
5_31
10c
Yonkers Raceway (stock
dividend)
Youngstown Steel Door Co. (quar.)
3-15
10c
Quarterly
Quarterly
9_15
10%
_
1-20
1-16
12-31
$35c
_
2-
2-1
1-3
1
-13
$56V4c
for
B_31
8
25c
this
2-
dividend
funds, tax deductible
15%; resident tax 7%.
1
income tax.
at
the
source.
Non-
tax
a
Less
y
Previously published date was inoorrect. The corrected
payment
date and/or record
date is indicated here.
•
Payable in, U. S. funds, less
15% Canadian non-residents tax.- ^
Less^Jamaica Income itax"r—r--"
<———
—
1-13
2-1
1
1
4.
Public
4%%
63 %C
j.
—
5%
32-
32(ic
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.U
Zeller's
22 %c
2-1
$1
62Vic
common
___.
Shoe
1-18
Company—
2-15
dividend
&
Yellow
3
2-15
12-20
6
v
$1.12(4
(quar.)_
Yates-American
i.
(quar.)_
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Yale
12-31
50c
20c
(quar.)
1-16
■
quar.)
(quar.)
Chocolate,,
Wrigley
2-15
2-
12-20
Worcester
2-15
$1.14
12-20
1-16
(quar.)
Wool
2-15
47 %c
(quar.)
lien
Wood-Mosaic,
9
1-27
1-16
„rC1^Su ? (initial-quar.)
Industries
4
3-
12-31
12-
$1.02(4
•_
preferred
4.44%
17 %C
2-15
1-16
Paper,
Securities,
Woodall
1
•
1-13
$1.12(4
(quar.)
(quar.)j
Wisconsin
4
7%%
1-10
2-
6
10%
(quar.)_
Wolverine
3-10
(final)_5 7.1429%
1
60c
(quar.)
&
Corp.
(From
and
—
Ltd.
prior
6%
12-15
:
C
Plywood,
Wisconsin
12-20
1-16
2
1-13
3.60%
12-30
1-21
6
1-
1-16
(increased
Common
12-31
1-16
1-
1-16
$1.05
pfd.
Tablet & Stationery, com.
Wisconsin
1-12
1-20
1-16
26(40
(quar.)'
Common
1-31
2-
2-
.__
(quar.)
Pulp
preferred
Wilson
9
1
2-28
12-28
12-21
$1.06
(s-a)_
B
Common
4%
—
12-30
1-20
(Pa.)
4%%
preferred
Stock
1-16
2-15
1-16
1-16
Williams-McWilliams Industries—
(stock
(quar.)
Y.)
3
2-
30c
A
(quar.)
Electric,. 5% pfd. (1946 ser.)
Wilcox Oil
(quar.)
9
(quar.)
(N.
1
25c
(quar.)
Light & Telephone—
Whiting
$5
2
1-16
8%
Trust
3-
22Vic
Wilcox
9
Extra
1-16
$25c
on
12-30
I-
dividend
1-31
Shulton, Inc.—
B)
12-30
1-16
5
(Quarterly payment including the new shs.
(quar.)
dividends
Stock
14c
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada—
class
12-30
1-16
7c
il
Shatterproof Glass (irregular)
Shawinigan Water & Power, com.
Sheraton Corp. of America (quar.)
(Stock
1-16
1-
1-
(quar.)
1-26
Boston—
(From investment income)
Common
12-30
1-16
(quar.)
Bank
20C
B
preferred
preferred
preferred
Toronto-Dominion
12-30
Ltd.
W'orts,
A
Wilbur
12-30
1-16-
$1.06%
common
27c
common
1-16
1-16
(quar.)
$1
Inc.,
1-20
13c
_______
30%
____
1-16
17 %c
to
stockholders
approval)
Trust, Ltd.,
Co.,
preferred
4.56%
(final)
1
7c
York
New
of
(final)
Edison
4%%
American Shares—
Trust,
Securities
Ordinary
12-27
15c
common
Co.
)•••• 1-16
10c
&
Western Union Telegraph (quar.)___
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
4%
$$1
dividend)
(stock
Guarantee
1-16
1-31
1-16
15c
—
1-31
4%
(quar.)
.Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
13c
1-31
Title
3
7%C
Inc.,
2-
25c
(Mass.), class A (quar.)
Corp.
1-
3%
Shops,
1-16
$40c
(quar.)
1-16
35c
B
Seligman
B
Tobacco
(quar.)
(From investment income)
(From capital gains)
Selection
Time Finance
"Class
Haven—
dividend
Candy
v
10c
Security Insurance Co.
1
6c
—
(quar.)___
(quai;.)_
—
10c
(quar.)
2-
20c
__
(quar.) '
Thompson (H. I.) Fiber Glass Co
Thompson-Starrett Co.—
70c convertible preferred (accum.)
1-27
1-27
i
preferred
5%
1-16
25c
—
(quar.)
preferred
common
preferred
5c
—__
(Incr3ased)
1
1
12 %c
Common
22-
4%
1-27
2-15
dividend)-
Gas
preferred
Western
1-13
25c
Ltd.,
Canada,
2-15
(quar.)
preferred
Western
1-13
1-31
20c
(quar.)
Electronics
Instruments,
4%
3
85c
12 %c
(quar.)
(initial)
common
1
1-31
31
Terminal-Hudson
3
fl
10c
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
Power,
Common
3
35c
Tandy Corp.
1*
17c
$3.40
Co.,
B
1-20
1-16
6
1-
common
Pictures
Co.
Virginia
5.20%
2-24
1-
35c
Inc. (quar.)
(quar.)——
class A
(quar.)
1-
1-16
$35c
on
preferred
Western
2-24
3-10
Penn
Class
6
10c
Freight,
2-10
10c
(monthly)
;
Paper
E.
Inc.,
5c
SeaPak
4%
1-15
5%
Co.
Scrivner-Stevens
Class
12-28
1-27
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)__
Gooderham
Western Insurance
6-30
12-28
1-16
30c
dividend
4(4%
3-31
7-14
20c
25c
Scott Foresman & Co.
Class
1-16
2-1
Bros.
4.10%
West
6-30
10-16
5%
—
Corp.
1-16
2-
■'
$1.25
_________
Company
4.20%
■
(quar.)
Symington Wayne
1-3
1
20c
Light-(quar.)
King Corp., 6% pfd. C (quar.).
Waste
12-30
65c
_
Extra
10c
Fetzer
Selected
Swank,
12-30
25c
—
Extra
See's
12-30
25c
(quar.)
dividend
Extra
1-16
1-16
$20c
Monthly
Scott
Swan
2%
Scott Aviation
Scott
12-30
17c
(quar.)
Co., Inc., class A (quar.)
Schenley Industries Inc., com. (quar.)
50c pref. (s-a)
Stock
12-30
12-30
1-16
12-30
2-1
Wells Fargo Bank-American Trust—
West
1-16
1-16
25c
—
(quar.)
1-16
Inc.
1-6
18c
(quar.)__
extra
(Hiram)
Stock
65c
5.20%
(quar.)
12-19
2-1
Company—
Washington
/
20c
1-16
1-20
Manufacturing
Warner
1-16
45c
(quar.)——:
Rubber
1-16
1-20
tlOc
Quarterly
3-30
1-31
7%c
preferred (1954 series) (quar.)
Super Mold Corp. (quar.) Li
Supronics Corp. (stock dividend)
25c
dividend
(Ed)
12-30
(quar.)
22c
&
Schuster
& Clothier, common
California
(quar.)
Suburban Propane Gas—
5.20% preferred (1952 series)
1-31
30c
(quar.)
National Bank
4%
30c
(quar.)
Petroleum
-
1-13
$25c
12-30
20c
dividend)
28C
__
4.40%
3
3
1-16
of
Suburban Gas
1
7Vic
(stock
1-16
12 %c
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)_
common
preferred (quar.)
4 % % preferred (quar.)
San
11-
Strolee
2-
(s-a)
Bros.
15c
<fc
22 %c
Diego Gas & Electric,
preferred (quar.)
5.60%
5%
1-24
1-24
Ltd.
Instrument
Warren
$.0095
(stock
1-13
62Vic
(initial)
com.
America,
Warner
9 %c
———
Furniture
1-12
1
.«««=.•_
preferred
3-17
9%c
.
Strawbridge
1-15
of
Corp.
convertible
2-24
9 %C
(initial)
1'.
B
Storkline
12-15
1%C
(initial)
.-
Class
12-29
2-1
2-
Company—
1
■12%
Davin
1-16
6%
(quar.)
4-
$.0095
12-15
1-16
20c
(initial)
Co.
1-16
Works
B.)
3-10
37 %C
.
A
Whatley
12-30
15c
(quar.)
25c
Co.
(s-a)—_
Stone
Container
Corp.
(quar.)
Storer Broadcasting, common (quar.)
_
1-10
Food
56c
(initial)
B
1-27
1-16
;__
(quar.)
25C
(quar.)_
_.
A
div.)
Extra
1
9%C
class
Mfg.,
Stockton
3
2-15
3%
—
1-
(J.
Victoreen
12-29
$.0095
1-17
1
1-17
27 %c
dividend
Sampson-Miller Associates, common
Class
36c
(initial)
Stock
2-
Iron
Ventures,
6
25c
Lloyds,
1-16
2-15
3%
preferred A
4 Vi %
12-13
1-
Dorn
Sciver
Year-end
10c
pfd.
(quar.)
(stock
(quar.)_:
Sea
depositary
(quar.)
& Co.
25c
(quar.)
Tobacco, new
Company
(quar.)
Walgreen
(quar.)
Co.
B.)
12-22
3
15c
12Vic
(N. Y.)
common
Controls
Vanadium
to
(increased quar.)
4(4%
2-16
expenses
amount
per
1
7Vic
Leaf
Camp
5%
12-31
;
1-24
2-
7%%
(final)_
1-
3-
(quar.)
;
Co.
Co.,
Van
12-30
1-16
$60c„. ■;Y
and
will
1
dividend
Upjohn
1-13
75c
dividend)
ordinary
tax
A—
Class
L
50c
2-
1-3
2-
(Md.) (quar.)
Corp
Trust
preferred
1-17
(annual)
Servateria
Transit
3-20
2-1
1-10
9%c
2-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Royalty
Stock
-
St.
S.
Universal
1-10
1
$1.46
12-29
30c
Guaranty
Pharmaceutical
Universal
i
12-29
preferred D (quar.)
(initial)
1
2-
32 %c
(accum.)
——
<fe
B
Class
12-29
1-16
Togs
& W Fine
Class
12-31
$1.25
2-
15c
.
12-29
$1.37%-.
■
_
Ltd.,
Textiles,
P.)
(J.
Still-Man
5
1-20
1-16
$1.12%
(quar.)__
A
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
6%
6
.
pfd.
5 % %
Russ
1-
1-26
15c
Co
Corp., 4%%
$15c
(Irom capital gains)
payment
Stores
(John
1-6
50c
&
&
Warren
Stetson
1-26
15c
(William H.), Inc., (quar.)—.
Trust
income
Corp.
Stern
2-15
Roper Industries
Wales,
Bros.
&
15c
Rorer
Fidelity
Vitamin
States
12-20
1-30
Corp.—
(quar.)
Oil
1-10
4-10
15c
62Vic
(quar.)
$2.50
$1.12Vi
Chemical
preferred
Walker
Parts
2%
(quar.)
dividend
of
British
2-10
2-10
c
12-31
share).
Steel
2-10
(quar.)
Co.
depositary
approximately
2-10
1
$1.18%
Corp.
&
for
1
__
Stecher-Traung Lithograph (stk.
V Steel
Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
1-16
$1.02 %
Stock
Bank
Street
1-25
1-25
12-31
1-16
tlOc
(quar.)
State Guaranty Corp.— ;
$1.30 participating preferred
1-12
(quar.)
Rollins
(reduced)
1-12
preferred
Ronson
Com.
1-25
3-
A
I
1-25
preferred K (quar.)
Corp.
class
State Street Investment
4.10%
Aircraft
Ltd.,
1-16
12-30
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
common
S.
5%
1-6
1-24
37Vic
Publishers, Inc.
(quar.)
&
United
1-10
2-1
tlOc
$2.50
&
U.
12-30
1-20
$30c
(s-a)
1-16
10c
1-31
lj-31
12c
(interim)
Jersey RR. & Canal Co.
Printers
Borax
S.
1-12
2-15
2-15
12 Vic
Mines, Ltd.
S.
U.
1-31
$38c
$25c
(quar.)_
U.
1-13
93 %c
—
(quar.)
3
3-
1
securities profits)
U.
2-17
2-
in-
net
Co.__
United
_
A
2-
$1
1
$40c
Brock,
B
3-
$56 %C
(quar.)
(reduced)
class
3-10
$1.02%
1-20
40c
Fruit
preferred
S.
1-20
(quar.)
from
;
—
4Vi%
1-20
1
(s-a)
State
1
pfd.
(quar.)
3
2-
pfd.
conv.
4(4%
6%
U.
(Ohio)—
Ltd.,
B
1
1
2-
5c from
and
65c
__
(7c
Corps, Ltd., class A
Van
1
4.95%
Rohr
Ltd.,
Co.
Products
Stanfields,
22-
27 %C
$1.60
preferred
Standard
$1.1875
$1.40%
(quar.)
Fund
United Shoe Machinery,
1-20
(quar
Dredging,
1-13
.■„
Quarterly
1-20
1
12-28
(Cleveland)—
quarterly
Continental
United
1-20
2-
1-10
1-6
Extra
1-20
$1.15
$1
_
1-25
United
1-20
1
1-10
1-6
New
1
1-10
2-28
2-1
Keno Hill
2-
2-10
2- 1
United
2-
50c
$1
United
$1.10
8
12-30
$1
1-31
27 %C
1-30
(quar.)
12-30
(quar.)
1-20
1-
(quar. )_i
1-16
(quar.)_i
par
5%
(quar.);
1-20
1
series)
United
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1-
3%
J
preferred
45c
preferred H (quar.)
preferred I (quar.)
3%%
$100
25C
—
preferred F (quar.)
4.10%
preferred
preferred $25 par
preferred (quar.)
dividend)
2-
series)
2-15
1
$12 Vic
(1956
Commerce Bank
vestm't inc.
5
1
(stock
(quar.)
preferred
1-19
2-
Ltd.
(1955
12-20
2-
2-15
Corp.—
1
$1.0625
1-20
2-15
preferred
1-16
$1.0375
1-20
2-15
87Vic
^
Storage—
preferred (accum.)
20c
___
2-15
92%c
2%
$1.25
(quar.)
1-16
30e
(quar.)
common
1-
2-
Cold
55C
(quar.)
(quar.)
93 %C
(quar.)
& Electric,
2-
12-15
$1.12Vi
of California
Aircraft
United
(quar.)
1-13
1-16
dividend
Increased
1-19
1-18
common
preferred
3%
dividend)
2-1
1
5%
$1
Canada,
partic.
Union
for
27 %c
preferred
22 %C
(stock
21c
share
: '
4%
1-11
•
1-20
Standard
1-11
Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (auar.)
3% %
Chemical
••
Service—
15c
Rexall
■■
1-20
1
■-:-v'
4%
1-20
4.36%
1-11
2-
1
2-
of
Terminal
4%
1-13
1
Stanley
2-
59%c
15C
1
1
1-10
1-
2-
$1.20
(quar.)
Public
Oil Co.
Union
United
2-
Class
$1,121%
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Revere Racing Assn. Inc
<fc
Co.,
Drug
Investment
1-13
2-
1-27
1
Union
1-13
1
97 %c
12-31
2-
1
2-
92 %C
6
$1.19
24
'
$78%c
(stock dividend)-
(quar.)
Gas
1-13
1
2-
"':'V
V
(quar.)
Union
Stock
2-
(quar.)
Class
(quar.)—
5
(quar.)
5.625%
Reynolds Aluminum of Canada—
434%
1-
preferred
1-25
25c
(quar.)
1-31
preferred
1-20
5c
—-
(Calif.)
1
30c
(quar.)
dividend)
(stock
2-
5
held)
4.75%
1-16
1-16
5%
(quar.)
Reliance Electric & Engineering
1
1
45c
(quar.)
2-
20c
common
2-
tlOc
$10c
Ltd.,
1-
68c
;
4.40%
12-21
12-28
$1.25
(quar.)
Canada,
1-31
59c
'
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
Union
_
4.40%
1-31
30c
5%
Reitman's
5
Electric—
4.25%
1-18
2-15
.
60c
(increased)
common
2-1
5c
(quar.)
1-
59c
4.15%
of America
2-24
28 %C
_j__
additional
'
.V'f
(quar.)
Angeles)
(quar.)
5%
1-16
Co.—
preferred
3.70%
2-20
$4.50
(Los
$3.50
3.90%
6
3-13
1st
preference A
Electric
$4
1-16
1
2-
62Vic
(quar.)
'*
(quar.)—
(quar.).
shares
Corp.
California
the
England Telephone
Southwestern
12-16
1-30
4-
$5
New
1st
Bank
5
28c
4.60%
(N. Y.)
(Mass.)
Southwestern
12-16
35c
quar.)
Investment Trust Co.
Stores
12-27
1-30
87 %c
(quar.)
(increased
Realty Equities Corp.
1-27
2%
r
preferred
Southern
6 % %
Union
9
1-
2-1
.
Acceptance, Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
(One
two
12-31
5%
.—
(quar.)_
com.
1-
1-31
Street
12-30
1-20-
7%c
$1.40
2Vic
'
Power—
preferred
1-16
1-20
25c
(stock dividend)
dividend
Purina
5%%
1-31
10c
—
of America,
1st
Ralston
each
1-16
3%
Corp.
1-23
'
(s-a)
(quar.)
Saile
La
pfd.
$3.70
(initial-quar.)
div.
South
5%
Payable of Rec.
Share
(quar.)—
Co.,
Oil & Gas
Union
3
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Materials
common
Trust
■
v
original
and
(quar.)
preferred
common
208
1-16
1-
A
Union
common
by
&
Company
:
12-23
1-31
1-16
r
New
Trico
Power—
Gas
Southern Nevada
1-13
1-31
,10c
dividend
& E.
1-16
12 %c
$1.12%
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Indiana
Stock
R.
15c
_
(quar.)1
preferred
Southern
12-30
(quar.)
2nd preferred
Southern
12-23
1-31
Commission
preferred
4.80%
Quaker
approved
5.44%
5
1-13
30c
pfd.
common
on
4.72%
1-11
ioc
from net income)
(quar.
Sportswear
$53c
(quar.)_
5%
Edison,
Colorado
4.72%
12-28
___
preferred
preferred
Southern
1-27
Class
Trenton
Development—
Utilities
Public
$1.06 V*
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
&
dividend
preferred
1-13
2-17
Oil
dividend
Stock
$7%c
Ltd.
Shore
2-
2-15
12-30
Co.; (quar.)
52 V2 c
414%
/
M.)
1-18
1
(quar.)__
preferred
Mills,
Coast Corp.
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Water, 4%%
propriate order from the Public Utilities
'
(J.
$2.12
1
3-
1-16
L
Paper
2-
15c
South
3
Name of
Holder*
When
Per
of Rec.
61c
(s-a)
Ltd.,
Monday, January 16, 1961
.
Holders
40c
(quar.)
Sigma Mines, Ltd.
.
Transportation Corp. of America—
(special)
$30c
obtaining
to
A
Corp.
When
Payable
Co.—
.
preferred
Sierracin
12-14
1-
Power
Common
South
dividend
quar.)_
(subject
Pacific
$2.44
of Colorado—
(increased
Stock
(N.
of Canada
Public Service Co.
Common
1-
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Bank
pfd.
(quar.)
B
Mfg.' Co.,
Progress
1-16
1-16
$1.17%
3.60%
Co., Ltd.
Bank
Provincial
5%
3%
dividend)
$1.25
Co.,
preferred
Price Bros.
(stock
com.
(quar.)
Edison
Princeton
Per
Share
Name of Company
Sierra
.
Light,
preferred
Potomac
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Sulphite & Paper Co.—
dividend
Portland
When
Share
.
1-13
x
British
Volume
193
Number 6021
General
.
..
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
The
Corporation and
"
Investment News
bank
of
loans
invested
were
for
and
the
Power
Co.,
$1,000,000 in the
in
at
Dec.
stocks
of
the
construction
two
companies and
the
construction
will
proceeds
of
total
The
1962
1961,
the
which
Gulf
or
Co.
to
of
funds
property.
of
opeiating
Tool
of
estimated
in
of
at
1961,
first mortgage
affiliates.—V.
Pacific
the
and
of
excess
purposes,
the
including
The
is
operating
assemblies
The
net
be
addi¬
affiliates
of
estimated'
which
that
in
awarded
bonds
191,
and
Co.
equipment
98.534
for
group
trust
bid
98.41
authorization
of
stock
'
each
certificates
each
on
by
A
Jan.
on
11
A Halsey,
Interstate
mature
Feb.
Moody's
1
and
equipment
by
in
from
AA
by
estimated
Nov.
15
its
on
bid
1962
installments
197^,
to
cost
inclusive.
Poor's
&
and
$10,5i9,354.—V.
' )
*
income
Other operating
of
They
to
are
193,
—v.
192,
will
company's
Compton
the
and
missiles,
industrial
and
"V-y"
unfilled
of
of
start
tne
lock sets for
missile
and
orders
the
to
W.
last
america
shares
year,
of
authorized
Surety
Co.
The
minority
offer
new
unissued
of
the
At
of
the
to
to
made
Phoenix
stock
time,
for
Title
Title
offering will be made to minority stockholders
Trust Co. to exchange six shares of Transamerica
shares
said.
&
of
Phoenix
Transamerica
Trust,
most
stock
now
which
of
majority ownership of
the
not
owns
Arizona
in
379,340,641
128,868,642
117,455,279
5,090,182
4,587,604
58,793;624
53,437,193
11,687,336
tion
671,791,609
397,740,704
Phoenix offer, Brower said, is to be conditioned
holders of sufficient shares of Phoenix stock so that
by
' '*
134.210,538
of
the
pany's
exchange Transamerica
outstanding
Brower
said
it
about
Feb.
days.
ing
121,558,496
123,686,092 112,403,697
Both
of
1961,
permits
i
that
will
from
80%
of
the
offers
the
will
be
made
Commissioner
'
.
'
■
of
tax counsel, the exchanges
companies, Brower said.—V.
be
tax
p.
Freight' System,
Spector
.
S has
acquired
dated
Jan.
,
*
.
it
10.
for
the
in
'time
had
1960,
The
of
The
access
''
Ind.
A $2.5
of
in
Illinois,
American's
gives Spector
industrialized
southern
highly
Y
Prior
:
;
the
serves
the
to
acquisition*
Spector's
major
sixth
resistors
v
The
of
and
marketing
1955.—V." 192,
for
the production
of
of
Jan.
-•"*'•
13.
by the
of
v
steel
of
Carpet
Air
Force
contracts
control
V.
F.
these
Acri,
latest
totaling
than
more
$2,500,000
for
The
Co.,
marketing
manager
of
this
Sperry
Rand
division,
contracts
Tamed
"adaptive
tailored
MA-2.
system, .first
automatic
especially
pilots"
of
a
be
to
ever
generation
new
produced
of
v
The
.
in
the
volume,
v
p..
;i44iY;,
Yy:YY •'
•
City
corporation has sdid $!,000,000
was
of its
arranged by HallgaTten & Co.
was
.y.--
.
proceeds
sonal
the
pro¬
of
its
Riemer pointed out.
reasonable
any
capital
depreciation
foreseeable
ex¬
and
re¬
in
future.
that potash
analysts
supply
world
there.
markets.
The
in
appears
There
are
is
done
has
and
has
These
area.
neighborhood
devoting
processing plant
also
currently
company
the
presently
with which
exploratory
some
permits
of
will
The
for
the
that
continue
U.
borax
covering
work
to
work
and
S.
to
tonnage
outpace
consequently
executive
Borax
products
uncover
industry
borax
in
promising
higher
stated
continue
will
new
has
shown
national-product,
gross
for
uses
to
borax
rate
a
growth,
priced
that
over
as
grow
less developed nations achieve
as
efforts
the
of
economic
products.
of growth
he noted.
;
<
1536.
Corp., Hialeah, Fla.—Files
Exchange Commission—
on Jan. 3, 1961
filed a letter of notification with
100,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to
covering
at $3
per
share, 'through Armstrong Corp., New York, N. Y.
$o be used .to reduce current liabilities,
purchase inventory and for working capital.
proceeds ;are
to
for sales
I.,
N.
"
.
waste
the
Corp.,
receptacles
renegotiation
Pottsville,
and
not
Trans-United
be
has
obligated
Pa.
other " metal
acquired
to
wholly-owned
the-
Works,
Inc.
include
Co.—V.
and
Eastern
192,
Electronic
Dynacron
Precision
Resistor
;
be
to
are
equipment
and
used
to
indebtedness
pay
of the
Stevens,
Inc.,
demands
announced
the
with
the
near
on Jan.
6 the acquisition of
manufacturer of How metering
;
>
-
opening
of
additional
of
models,
new
"The
scheduled
for
introduction
''
in
'
the
A.
Rex
Taylor,
former
president
of
vice-president of Frederic B. Stevens,
a
tion
of
the
new
at
hew
chased
to,
the
facilities
instrumentation
57
such as
Flight Pen-
aircraft,
Statement—
Industry
S.
i PROCEEDS—-Proceeds
from
the
fittahcing will be used for expansion.
personal Joan receivables ;of' the-company's subsidiaries, Superior
-
..
.
acquisition
'r*
in
.
.
the $3.4 billion in
General
the
new
Elections on Nov.
municipal bonds authorized by voters
8.-
For the 11
months ended Nov. 30,
voters.
mate-
: rials and through its construction division.'
Vulcan
is
struction
also
in" heavy
engaged
Division.
have
also
"We
>
...
construction
•
through its
work
Con¬
.
1U
,
important, stake in rpetallics through
an
our
-
-
Union,
N.
and
Harvick
chairman of
J.r
He
said
Mr.
us
manufacturer
of
environmental
brick,
board
ment
it ' "a
gives
polishing
in
dustries.
ground
be
with
rockets
Harvick
support
Harvick
The
of
will
Harvick
acquisition involved
the
will
our
an
exchange
to sustain our growth
important Western market."
step
The
SEC
at
of stock.
and bring
continue
enlarged and
per
with
materials.
subsidiaries
Additional
include
equipment
products
plating equip¬
and
buffing
and
Life
Insurance
Y
Co.,
with
the
same
expire
although
its
should
staff
that
ground support equipment for commercial use.
right
on
to
Jan.
States
of
purchase
31,
one-
1961.
share
No
for
8.2
each
underwriting
&• Chemical
Borax
p.
to
Division
Chemical
lesser
a
degree,
very
is
in agricultural chemicals.
2374.
is
shares
held.
involved.
(Del E.) Webb Corp.—Units Decomposed—
The
(Jan.
Corp.
—
President's
corporation
17)
prising.
the
The
above
this' corporation
increase
1961
previous
net
fiscal
over
gross
earnings
year,'it
President; in
a
speech
Security Analysts.
The
and
of
U.
S.
Borax
for the
revenues
will
was
for
compare
stated
delivered
"
executive
fiscal
said
on
year
1960
ending
and
favorably
Jan.
before
10
the
by
Sept.
30,
the
has announced the termination
Deposit Agreement with respect
referred
to,
permitting
193,
p.
the, company hopes
with those
of the
Western Auto
James
New
York
increase
in
sales
Gerstley,
Society
way
trading in
the
component
Supply Co.—Sales Off—
I960—Month—1959
..
1960—12 Mos.—1959
of
£
Sales
is
regular
148.
Period End. Dec. 31—
M.
effective tomorrow
to its units, com¬
11961,
.
that
the
convertible debentures, common stock and warrants, offered
public by a prospectus dated Dec. 7, 1960.
effect of the foregoing is to separate as of that date the units
securities.—V.
Sales
personnel,
•
active in industrial chemi¬
With plants at
Wichita, Kan., Denver City, Tex. and Grants, N. M„ Frontier is oper¬
ating at high levels and has shown substantially increased profits
each year.
I
'
'
>
"We
look
forward
to a
more
profitable year in 1961."—V. 191,
Frontier
"Our
cals
to
division."
and Gary, Ind.
burgh,
on Dec. 6, 1960 filed a letter of notification with the
52,027 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
share for subscription by stockholders of record Nov. 30,
the
United
its scope of operations broadened.
its
Remarks—
have
manufactured
building
and
"our
-
also
other
company
Rights
produced products for the Nike, Hercules and
'Honest John- missile systems "and for the supersonic* B-58 -amd B-52
fighter aircraft. In addition to products for military application, they
have
and
Stevens
Trust
covering
$4.90
1960
missiles,
equipment
companies
by
Milwaukee,; Wis.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
qualified
and
tile
supplies, foundry facing and
supplies.—V. 192, p. 1861.
Union
own modern production facility, already
personnel, in a region of tremendous po¬
aviation, electronics and related in¬
also give strong support to our new air and
us,".he said,
operation
tential
of
long-awaited
heart
the
to
and
which
name
said
Schiffman
closer
will
the
glazed
manufactured
of South Gate, Calif., Saul S. Schiffman,
of Tenney,: announced on Jam 9;
companies,
under
termed
"it
in
-
and "largest
Corp.,
will be combined and operated as one
Manufacturing Corp., are ex/pected to add $l-million to Tenney's' sales in the first year.
The
Harvick Los Angeles plant will produce environmental simulation equip¬
ment
as
well
as
continuing with the design
and manufacture of
aluminum and steel missile and airplane handling equipment.
He
.
the
the
subsidiary
;
oldest
has. contracted to acquire Harvick Manufacturing Corp.
Machine
■
of
test equipment,
,
antici¬
V
construction
1961
..
..
j
Our construction materials
Y products Include aggregates'—slag, crushed stone, sand and gravel—and
a variety of concrete- products and
other materials. < Of our total 1960
;
sales
volume
construction
materials
accounted for more than 60%.
•
Y •
Y
of Clark-Cqoper, SteVens. has purWallingford,
Conn,
and
Buffalo,
and
has
added the manufacture of-new products in the Foundry, .Metal Fin¬
ishing and Building" Materials Divisions. •/-' J-':"
.•
'
;•
addition
In
Y
RB
1960, a total of about $5.8 billion in new bonds was approved by
"Vulcan fits- into this picture both as a source of construction
Clark-Cooper, has been elected
Inc. and will direct the opera-
Division.'"
Clark-Cooper
and
probably be somewhat slower.
Department of Commerce estimates
will
U.
by
-
■
'
optical
for
47
outlays at about $57.3 billion, an increase: of 4% over the $55.1 billion
in 1960, which in turn is about 2%
lower than in 1959., Some idea
of the amount of -public construction programs which lie ahead is indi¬
cated
;
Clark-Cooper's manufacturing facilities have been moved to a plant
owned
by-Stevens in Springfield, Ohio. Sales, distribution personnel
and the headquarters, however, will remain in Palmyra.
"
RB
materials
construction
activities
markets.
future."
addition
for
should have a better year in
1961
Bernard A. Monaghan, President of Vulcan Materials Co., one
of the country's leading producers of construction materials, predicted
in a year-end forecast.
*.
"Highway building,
with 1960 contract awards through November
up 17%' over 1959, already has accelerated and is expected to continue
strong during the New Year," Mr. Monaghan said.
"Cities, counties
and states, with the aid of the Federal Government, are speeding plans
for local, intrastate and interstate
road construction. In addition to
the expanded highway program, other public construction
is expected
to increase signiiicantly, while commercial, institutional, and residential
construction
should
also
be
above
1960 levels.
Industrial buildiftg
corporation,
plans call for tne expansion of Clark-Cooper's facilities
manufacturing pumps.-The brsic product line will remain the same,
for
devices
Resolution
High
-
The
capital.
Palmyra, N. J.,
through
1952 by Dr. Seymour Rosin and Mr. Franz
leadership Scanoptic has
designed and
in
their'
of
Vulcan Materials Co.—Year-End
.
Corp.—Subsidiary Acquires—
B.
formed
,
working
for
Jan.
Lenses for Missile Tracking,
Anamorphic
and other Lens Systems for motion
pictures and television. Recently
Scanoptic developed a Coordinate Camera Lens System used as the
heart
of
Flight Simulating Training Devices. A design study in co¬
operation with Bell Astronautical Division indicates that, this device
will be equally valuable in space flight simulation.—V.
192, p. 1443.
and---
Exchange Commission—
Tne.;
on
and
Under
number
a
Viewfinders
airborne
Corp.
Co.
was
Ehrenhaft.
scopes
2512.
p.
announced
development,
produced
Artloom
are
Scanoptic
of
was
anScanoptic
F
15%
purchase
subsidiaries
Y
-
New York, by Vinco Corporation
of
10. Scanoptic, -which has been doing
engineering work with limited sales vol¬
ume,
will
become
a
division of
Vinco,
which has manufacturing
facilities
which
produce mechanisms to tolerances of millionths of
Y-
announced
Cabinet
Corp.—Acquires—
,,Y
Vulcan
-"Of the
The latter has been a profitable operation for
; " Discount. Limited/.and
Clark-Cooper manufactures flow metering pumps, moderator controls V. Detinning Division.
Superior'Finance Limited, according to Abe Y'
some 60 years/ We expect the Detinning Division to have another good
and
audible
signal equipment. The
flow metering pumps are con¬
vPosluns, President".,ofrthe parent .company.
'.
.." YYY
" * V';year in
1961, and perhaps a very good year if steel scrap prices im¬
trolled,, capacity
units which give continuous,, accurate metering of
YY'"The company ;has 15^'bffices jn;;,major, cities in Ontario.
• :
prove as they may be expected to do if steel operating rates materially
liquid flow. They are reciprocating, positive-displacement pumps de¬
improve. That we have confidence in the long-range outlook for this
signed to deliver a controlled volume of liquid at a specific adjustable
Y>" Tenney
Engineering,,Inc.—Acquires—
'
industry Is indicated by our decision to build new plants at Houston
rate
of flow regardless of pressure
variations.
'
and Los Angeles. Our other-plants are located at Sewaren, N. J., Pitts¬
In a major- expansion- to- the West coast, Tenney Engineering, Inc..
Frederic B. Stevehs, Inc., is Michigan's largest distributor of face
; ;
p/f
25
considerable
-
complex
more
research
corporation
SEC
offered
be
new
a
life
a
Mfg. & Galvanizing
research,
"Immediate
The
j
S.
Detroit
'
Reeme, president of Stevens and its
parent company, The Udylite Corp., "is the latest step in a diversifica¬
tion program planned to adjust the company's yearly output to sea¬
-
(U. S. Funds)
series A,notes, .due 1972,; to an insurance company.
financing
9
agreement
will
Iron
divisions
Frederic
Superiqr Accfeptance Gorp:; Ltd.---Private Placemenl—-
The
L.
Jan.
Metal
pumps tiid related equipment.
""The acquisition," says Clyde
v\
:/•.
in
company
borax
of
as
years,
Purchase
The
-
Clark-Cooper Co., Inc.,
so-called
system
carrier.^v.-192,
Hill,
on
Co.
newly-leased plant
a
,
provides comparable automation for the C-130 Hercults, which is employed by the. Air; Eorce and Navy for many transport
missions, including ski operations, highraltitude nfiapping, weather reconnaissance,: search and rescue, and am aerial tanker, troop and cargo
E-4
new
Industries'
Plastics
Udylite
the. ,Br52's long-range
to
Precision. Resistor
centered in
on Dec. 30,
1960 filed a letter of notification with
covering 4,000 shares of capital stock (no par) to be offered
per share,
without underwriting.
The
bombing mission.
It provides precision automatic; control on long flights to distant global targets, during bomb runs ..when accuracy, is most critical, and during
landing approaches, in ,low ceiling-visibility conditions.:
•
;
;
;
v
sales
the present time the 'company
expenditures which would lead
security
country
developed.
p.
Yinco
corporation
purchase
said
for
At
capital
have
Borax
S.
sales
than
192,
The
Y'Y-
*'3V
4'
increase
to
shows.
television
'
as
promotion,
SEC
$20
i.t
automatic
represent follow-on production orders
company's MA-2 and E-4 automatic flight control systems.
The
the
were
V
U.
potash
demand
and
The
the
-
Try Ion Chemical Corp., Greenville, S. C.—Files With
employed. in B-52 strategic bombers and C-130
also announced on Jan. 4 by Sperry Phoenix
systems
Eastern
are
United
and
Securities and
angle solvers also can be incorporated in older fire control systems.
This saves the Navy the cost of producing entirely new
systems.
turboprop transports
Company". Y Y •% '
are
coverage
television
evening
depletion,
diminished
population increases,
U.
' V
advanced device computes the angle between a submarine and
target and reports its findings to a computer which determines che
of the tofpedoAlready in use abroad some nuclear submarines,
flight
of
kitchens,:
the
Metal
course
,
mark
acquire
of
Trans-United
Electronic
The
its
trade1
to
terms
United
Dynacron's
Naval Bureau
Sperry Rand Corp.,
;
contract
remaining 85%.
angle-solving equipment
awarded
was
its
Under
2064.
p.
advertising
day-time
weekly
meet
by
tight
could
Electronics
fabrications.
•
since
the
manufacturer
.
manufacturing
under
company's manufacturing facilities
at
116-08 Myrtle Ave;, Richmond
Trans-Uniiect Industries, Inc.
$1,500,000.
stated.
gains
are'immediate.
.
'
approximated
Spector
control systems
on
Dynacron
television
on
expects
to
financing
With Securities and
by
embedments, plastic foams,
laminating and impregnating
resins, casting resins, coatings, and plastic and fiber glass laminates.
Dynacron is also producing a complete line of precision wire wound
Spector
northeast.
and
contract
announced
acquired
sales
expenses
electronic
•
■
Weapons to Sperry Gyroscope Co.,'a division
it was
•
million
torpedo fire
been
which
will operate it as a
division." Dynacron is
a
whollysubsidiary of Trans-United Industries, Inc.) *.
Electronic Plastics Co. was formed in 1954 as a.
subsidiary of Eastern
Precision
Resistor
Corp.
of Brooklyn.
As part of-.. Dynacron Jte'wiH
.manufacture
and
sell
a
wide
line
of
electronic potting compounds,
Sperry Rand Corp.'—$5 Million Military Contracts—
used
has
Co.
-
and
revenues
profitably,
system
is
to
Michigan.
the-midwest,
acquisition
Great
apd
•
Bend,
American's
operated
Spector
centers
in
Great
was
Acquires-
!
.1
Plastics
in
recent
—V.
owned
has
" ■ Y5;-.
Y",YY;'
maintained terminals in Aurora,v
Bloomingtpn,
HI.; Detroit, Grand-Rapids, Jackson, and Sag-
has
terminals
no
In
Commission.
Indiana,
1
>
Springfield;
Mich.; and South
company
Electronic
temporary
Commerce
direct
Y""-/^
American
Inc.- -Subsidiary
campaign,
recently conducted,
assembled
least
at
-
years,
higher
Corp.,
Ohio;
and*
inaw,
Terms Altered—
:
American
Michigan,
first
Great
Joliet,
.
the ^nation's* largest common carrier.
truckers,
for more than two years under
of
Michigan.- Y Y Y>
,
„
Chicago-based motor freight carrier,
Inc., Detroit, and consoli¬
W. Stanhaus, president, said on
Industries,
the
naturally
noted,
In
to
Transport,
operation,
the 'Interstate
of
are
Inc.,
American
Spector
_YY
>.
one
Great
authority
routes
the
.
Spector,
manager
'
Great
into
Trans-United
its
declared.
said, and the
the possibility of
there.
world
'
Spector Freight System, Inc.—Acquires—
should
a
the
extraordinary nature through internally
an
unusual
bodies
ore
are
the
1479.
free
year
is
of
Canadian
status
will
such
but
able
of
equity
products
Corpora¬
191,
first
advertising of 20
1, 1960, Gerstley
be
cumulative, he
Oct.
on
advertising
represented
any
or
Gerstley
on
'
,
for
have
he
areas
com¬
for
open
California
.
.
both
remain
tests
be
Gertsley
for
study to
these deposits.
approximately 40
meeting all legal requirements, includ¬
the
.'
In
the opinion of
shareholders of both
,
and
he said.
tions,
least
flow
advised
Growth
contemplated
was
contingent upon
are
receipt
at
own
stated,
the
the
lag
considering exploitation of lower grade deposits in this
years,
shares.
15,
or
will
it
comple¬
upon
in
as
earnings
television
commercials
market
should
short
in
unworked
acceptance
on
plans
need
be
is
company.
The
$
when
1959
he
by reaching the additional day-time audience.
into this new sales area was based on ex¬
expand
cash
reserves
now
owned by Trans¬
approximately 547o of
obtained
was
achieved
were
However,
diminishing Western
European
potash
reserves,
and
until large production capacity is established in Canada, where major
potash deposits have been discovered, potash is likely to remain in
short supply.
Turning to his own company, Riemer noted that because of a long
period of potash withdrawals In
the Carlsbad, New
Mexico, area,
an
&
five
each
Brower
of
Days"
except those
indications
of American Surety's stock as a
at the same exchange ratio, Brower
year
to
earnings,
no
the
to
Surety who failed to accept a similar
acquired stock in the company. Trans¬
last
for
increase
to
spot
Valley
successful
Riemer
be
approximately 93%
offer
same
temporary
continuing-its .regular
company
tained
stock
will
York
is
borax products
generated
has
New
months
year
of
use
decision
tensive
Transamerica
but
of
such
of
early
"Death
household
in
American
have since
or
acquired
acquired
719,613,508
10,775,739
an
exchange of
the two companies.
of the Board, said a
profits
year.
•
began'
advertising
while' increased
fiscal
the
company
penditures,
subsidiaries
hold
the
small
current
duction,
and
stockholders of American
to
america,
$
its
they
Brower, Chairman
shares of Transamerica's
two
result
of
possible
a
expenditure
products which
effect
-
in
be
through
The
'
offer the
and
Riemer, Executive Vice-President of the company, who shared
speaking platform with Gertsley, stated that U. S. Borax decided
the
engineering services,
it will
that
The
but
for
increased
Team
The
9
sales
preceding
Hugo
current
commercial
"
Jan.
both
each
expect to repeat this performance
fiscal year but
hopes to do so
current
Borax
this
'■ "Y
on
in
in
-
likely'to
Corp.—Exchange of Stock—
two
not
reason
noted,
Division,
development and produc¬
plastic components and assem¬
honeycomb core,
shares
three
offer
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$
of
the
declared.
immediately, will
California.
commence
backlog
company's
aircraft
;
of
gains
years,
quarters
does
Principal
substantially
design and manufacture of special and automated
steel
748.
the
each
made
147.
p.
for
Horace
secured
11,289,370
income. ; 12,329,565
charges_____i
11,284,746
p. 2512.
y
; ' ..
after
Net
Aviation, Inc. is for jig
building of sections and sub¬
tne
production
the
two
Borax
part
American
for
$5,100,000i„ At Aug. 1, I960,
backlog was $1,650,000.
for
rated
are
be
62,444,615
Net operating
"
5.
past
comparable
S.
advances.
which
brings
to
exchange
$560,000
34,880,305
taxes_^
Jan.
on
said.
11,701,181
taxes
announced
quarter
the
U.
MUle
tooling
corporation announced
stock
Co.—Earnings—
j»'•
Operating revenues,
66,250,272
Operating expenses___!_ <:■ 37,129,344
Federal
of
over
said.
by. ,'he
advanced
stockholders
of
Stuart & Co. Inc.
The winning
I960—Month—1959'
'
North
Jr.
m
Tne U. S. Borax executive, in
commenting further on the anticipated
earnings performance of his company, pointed out that in each
,
the
192, p.
The
coupon.
annual
Standard
to
30—
by
he
despite. cer.tain
company
years.
received an Initial contract
the YB-70 Valkyrie bomber
on
W>ler,
S.
anticipated,
Transamerica
Commerce
Southwestern Bell Telephone
End.
manufacturing
a
47
soft spots
in
the
U.
S.
economy
and
some
business currently being felt by certain domestic
industries
supplies with borax.' Gerstley stated that expectations
of increased sales are based
o,n several factors.
These include strong
export demand for borax; which generally should continue
tnroughout
the
year,
while the outlook for potash sales is the best in several
the
B-70.
on
stainless
for
Phoenix
Period
has
Corp.—Contract—
has
Corp.
for tooling
Leopold
residential construction
1962, to 4.50% for certificates due Feb. 1, 1971-1976.
The
Engineering
special
contract
of
blies
Commission,
prices to yield from 3.30% for certificates due Feb.
1,
at
Tenney'
Engineering
placed
the
addition
tion
of
m
identical
an
the
pated
reduction
tooling the company is engaged in research,
be
is publicly reoffering the
certificates, subject to
group
of
year,
In
$8,400,000 Southern Pacific Co.
coupon.
for
it
Plainfield,
—
certificates
4%%
a
&
are
and
tooling,
fiscal
-
addition
$21,000,000 of preferred
2750.
p.
issue of
an
August
of
in
1960,
$2,500,000
manufactured
The
for
$173
&
contract
fixture
and
approximately
the
$515,000,000
Ic
Research
orders
the
use
Research
President
common
to
June,
program,
and
Equipment Trust Certificates
Offered—A group headed
by Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
was
Last
Inc.;
and instruments for space
quality testing.
inaustrial
and
months.
six
Laboratory,
generators
plant in Union,
main
in
approximately
—v.
Southern
its
Follow-on
and
financing, an aggregate of $86,500,000 will have to
from the sale to the public, before the end of 1961
$65,500,000
*
property.
The other
funds thus received for
Any
corporate
expenditures
are
expended
scientific
to
opened
Tool
of
the
use
Co,
Alabama
in
("SEGCO")
acquisition
propose
Power
Co.
present
provided
of
of
operating affiliates.
1963
be
of
Mississippi Power
general
construction
and
will
000,000
for
in
proceeds
certain
$1,500,000 of the
acquisition
used
investments
tional
to
SEGCO
or
be
1960,
stock
common
stock
Generating
for
31,
Georgia
the
Georgia each proposes to invest
stock of Southern Electric
balance
for
in
second
Measurement
electronic
*
operating affiliates
during 1961 of $6,000,000 in the common stock
$6,000,000 in the common stock of
common
Tenney's
of
Wilmington, N. C., for its refriger¬
ation, heating and air conditioning products division.—V. 193, p. 51.
common
$2,000,000
Co.,
Power
the
and
addition
In
facility,
outstanding
investment
Alabama
of
in
is
Communication
J.,'manufacturer
systems
'
-
Continued from page 8
000
acquisition
acquired
N.
(243)
—V.
192,-p~~1958.
22,233,000
22,976,000 263,295,000 265,367,000
t •'
43
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(244)
...
Monday, January 16, 1961
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND, PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
L.
ALABAMA
sealed bids at his office in
series
sold
3.10s.
Due
1
Feb.
on
29,000
3.30s.
as
from
Due
1
1972 to 1976 inclusive.
Section, Alabama
bonds
revenue
dicate
Bond
was
headed
Co.,
as
sold to
(F-A)
by
1962
and
the
Legal¬
Orrick, Dahl& Sutcliffe, of
Herrington
Burlingame School District, San
Mateo
Bond
ing,
County, Calif.
sealed
bids
his
at
wood, until 10
for
the
school
in
(PST)
purchase
of
Dated
Feb.
inclusive.
receive
office
a.m.
bonds.
on
will
Feb.
from
Jan.
$195,000
1, 1961.
1962
1
Red¬
on
to
1976
Principal and interest
payable
the
at
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Clerk of the Board of
until
1975
to
Principal
merged
with
a
•;
-Bond
(P. O. Phoenix),
Arizona
Offering—Rhea Averill,
will
receive
(MST)
sealed
bids
Jan.
on
until
for
16
11
the
I purchase of $246,000 general ob¬
ligation school bonds.
1, 1961.
Due
to
Dated Jan.
>
July 1 from 1962
Principal and
payable
at
the
on
interest
(J-J)
County Treasurer's office.
Maricopa County, Sierra Vista Sch.
District
No.
97
(P.
O.
Phoenix),
awarded
to
Offering
—
receive
of
Manhattan Bank, the First
Cuy rsank of iNew xorK
national
and
Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co.
of New York.
syndicate paid a premium
$2,169 for a combination of 5%
4%, 3%, 3y4%, 3V2% and 3%%'
bonds, or a net interest cost to
of
the
State
and
The bonds
vestors
1982
1958.
the
interest
(F-A)
from
payable
ity
approved
Jr.,
of
Bank
at
Fenn
&
Co.;
Salomon
Hutzler; R. W. Pressprich
aid
building
approved
by
voters
in
An additional $300 million
bonds
were
electorate
in
authorized
1960
and
by
are
as
capacity for more than
pupils has been com¬
a
systems,
Stone
March 1
clusive.
$42,000
from
1962
to
1981
Principal
and
payable at
the
(M-S)
Treasurer's
Cerritos
Junior
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale —The $2,300,000
Los
Bond
election
school
offered
bonds
cate
were
& Co.; Kenower,
& Co.;
and C. N. White & Co.
Claremont
Unified School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $295,000 school
bonds offered on Jan. 3—v. 192,
Los
2375—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate headed
by the Bank of
America N. T. & S. A., of San
p.
Francisco, as 3%s, at a price of
102.30, a basis of about 3.56%.
Other members of the syndi¬
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Inc.; Stone & Youngberg; Lawson,
Levy, Williams & Stern; Irving
Lundborg & Co.; Wagenseller &
Burst, Inc.; Fred D. Blake & Co.,
cate
were
as
control
districts
Duarte Unified
'
California
other
group
state
and
members
of
the
which purchased the
million
school
„
State
of
building
,
»
California
aid
bonds
,
The First National Bank of Chi¬
cago;
follows:
Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc.;
Blyth & Co., Inc,; The First Bos¬
School District, Los
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
vig,
Clerk,
County
sealed
bids
Angeles,
at
until
000
sive.
for the
election
his
will
office
receive
in
Los
9 a.m. (PST) on
purchase of $275,-
1957, series F bonds.
1,
1961.
1962 to
from
Due
on
1986 inclu¬
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Segundo Unified School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
office.
interest
Councy
Legality
ap¬
County
sealed
bids
Clerk,
at
his
will
office
12
past
bought more than $693 million in
California
municipal
and
state
bonds.
the
the
$30,000,000 Los Angeles City Uni¬
Bank
major members of
which bought
group
District
School
fied
Junior
and
College District bonds were:
v
Harris Trust and Savings Bank;
Co., Inc.; The First Na¬
The First
Boston Corporation; Smith, Bar¬
ney &
Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.;
Security
First
National
Bank;
Wells Fargo Bank-American Trust
Company; California Bank, Los
Angeles; Crocker-Anglo National
Bank; Continental Illinois Nation¬
al Bank and Trust Company , of
Blyth &
tional Bank of Chicago;
Chicago;
Northern
The
Trust
&
Company;
Co.; C. J. Devine
Lazard Freres &
Co.; Drexel & Co.; Glore, For¬
& Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierck,
&
Smith
Incorporated;
gan
Dean Witter &
cisco.
Imperial Junior College District,
Bond
2
the
(PST)
p.m.
purchase
bonds.
Jan.
on
of
for
school
16
$500,000
Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
from
1
1962
Due on
inclu¬
1965
to
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer".,
office.
Legality
approved
by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
geles.
Los Angeles School Districts, Calif.
Bond Sale—A Bank of America
N.
T.
&
dicate
A.
S.
underwriting syn¬
10 merged with a
Jan.
on
Chase
to
Manhattan Bank syndicate
purchase two Los Angeles City
School
Bond
The
merged
syndicate
included
First
National City Bank of
York, Bankers Trust Co.,
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., and
New
Chemical
Ft.
Bank
New
York
Pressprich & Co.; The
National Bank;
Securities Corporation;
Bear, Stearns & Co.; William R.
Staats
&
Co.; Mercantile Trust
Company; Reynolds & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; J. Barth & Co.;
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.;
Equitable
Nuveen
John
(Incorpor¬
Francisco, Calif.; Bacon, Whipple
& Co.; William Blair & Company;
Clark, Dodge & Co. Incorporated;
First
National
Bank
in
Dallas;
First Southwest Company; Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.;
Ira Haupt &
W. E. Hutton
Co.; Hirsch & Co.;
Lee Higgin-
& Co.;
Corporation; Lyons & Shafto
Incorporated; Mercantile National
Bank at Dallas; W. H. Morton &
Co. Incorporated; New York Hanseatic Corporation; and Wm. E.
son
&
Pollock
Co., Inc.
Trust
Lowell Joint School District,
The merged syndicate purchased
the $27/,500^000 bond issue of the
Los
Angeles City Unified School
District, paying a
premium
of
$423,099 for straight 3%% bonds.
The dollar price was 101.538. Net
interest
3.63%.
cost
the
to
district
was
Sale—The
Bond
tion
$116;000 elec¬
school bonds
192, p. 2271
awarded to Blyth & Co.,
4V4S, at a price of 102.028,
series
1958,
offered
on
—were
Inc.,
as
F
Jan. 3—v.
basis of about 4.05%.
a
^
; rV
;
The
syndicate purchased
$2,500,000 bond issue of the
Angeles City Junior College
District, paying a premium of
$33,339 for straight 3%% bonds.
The dollar price was 101.534. Net
interest cost to the district was
3.63%. Both issues
reoffered
were
to investors to
yield from 1.50% to
3.80%. according to maturity Fell.
1, 1962-1986.
•
,
The bonds sold
issued
ceeds
from
the first
are
an
by voters in
will
be
se¬
authorization
1960. Pro¬
for
used
various
purposes,
including construction
of new schools and expansion of
Mt. Eden School Districts,
new
entity established last year
by the unification of the Los An¬
geles City School District and the
Angeles
District.
The
extensive
City
with
High
School
district
new
the
is
former
co¬
Los
of
America
and
derwriting syndicates it
are
a
new
in
needed
major
to
source
schools
keep
of
and
up
the
un¬
manages
funds
for
classrooms
with Califor¬
.
Offering—Jack
G.
Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Oakland, until
10
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
bonds.
on
of
Jan. 31 for the
on
$302,000
Dated March
March
from
1
Principal
payable
at
(M-S)
office.
Treasurer's
school
1,
1961
19^1. Due
1963
inclusive.
and
to
1986
interest
County
the
Legality
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
School District,
Peninsula Union
Humboldt
Bond
Jr.,
County, Calif.
Offering—Fred J. Moore,
County
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids at his office in Eureka,
until 2 p.m.
(PST) on Jan. 24 for
purchase of $142,000 school,
series A bonds.
Dated Feb. 15,
the
1961.
to
Angeles City School District.
Alameda
County, Calif.
Bond
existing schools. The Los Angeles
City Unified School District is a
Los
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Los
ries
Co.
&
Wertheim & Co.; E. F.
Hutton & Company; First West¬
ern Bank and Trust Company, San
ated);
Co.
the
W.
Philadelphia
issues
totaling $30,000.000. The merged syndicate is
managed by Bank of America.
The
Co.; R. H. Moulton
Company; The First National
Bank of Oregon; Seattle-First Na¬
tional Bank;
&
the
Los
its
months
and
Bank
the
the
in
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
receive
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
vig.
issues,
associates
Fenner
Bank
El
fornia
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
approved
Angeles County, Calif.
March
of
*
Nu-
Mac Arthur
Irving Lundborg & Co.; J.
A.
Hogle & Co.; Stern, Frank,
Meyer & Fox; Frank & Robert
Bender Co.; Fred D. Blake & Co.,
veen
1
were:
John
follows:
as
March
state
192,
Francisco, as 4s, at a price of 101.596, a basis of about 3.86%.
Other members of the syndi¬
Dated
$95
3—v.
Jan.
America
flood
Among
&
on
D
2169—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate
headed by
the Bank of
America N. T. & S. A., of San
Jan. 31
Bank
series
1958,
p.
million
the
College District,
tion. As the
in¬
Securities Corp.
and C. N. White & Co.
municipal bonds of all types.
Legal¬
Offering—Fred J. Moore,
County Clerk, will receive
of
&
other public necessities.
The
Bank and its associates in the past
12 months bought more than
$693
1963
District, Humboldt
County, Calif. ?'
school
and
School
Bond
or
after
March
1,
plus accrued interest
underwriting
groups are a primary source of
funds
for financing
California's
rapidly expanding educational
plant, as well as hospitals, water
Aha,
by O'Melveny
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Areata
reoffered to in¬
were
state
Bank
Principal and
County Treasurer's office.
Sep¬
for grants under the
program.
Santa
1
in
progress to date.
About one-third of the school dis¬
tricts in the State have
qualified
a.m. (PST) on Jan. 24 for
purchase of $435,000 school
building bonds.
Dated
Feb.
1,
Feb.
sold
school
1,000,000
pleted or is in
the
on
state
on
date of redemption.
tion with
until 11
inclusive.
3.7909
bonds totaling $810 million have
since been issued. School construc¬
School District,
Due
of
100.292
The program of school
building
aid was inaugurated in 1949 and
Orange
County, Calif.
Offering—L. B. Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
1981
of
yet unissued.
Bond
1960.
on
par
The
of the
Averill,
Supervisors,
in
price
to
at
to the
CALIFORNIA
to
National
First
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
&
dollar
yield from 1.95% to
3.80%,
according
to
maturity
March 1, 1963-1987. Bonds matur¬
ing on or after March 1, 1983 are
bids until 11
Jan. 23 for the
office
interest cost
dollar
a
The
This compared
$25,000,000
of
building aid bonds
tember, 1960.
fice.
his
100.002.
net
a
3.6838.
the
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
at
of
was
with
June 1 from 1962 to 1973 inclusive.
bids
bonds.
of
Dec.
as
major members
the merged
syndicate ^re The
Chase
(MST) on
purchase of $1,239,000 general ob¬
ligation school building bonds.
Dated
March
1,
1961.
Due
on
Alamitos
The
Jan. 24 for
school
Dated March 1, 1961.
Due
purchase
Weeks; Wertheim & Co.; Hayden,
& Co.; A. C. Ailyn & Co.,
Inc.;
First
Western
Bank
and
Trust Co., San Francisco, Calif.;
E. F. Hutton & Co.; Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades
&
Co.; and American
of
Other
manager.
sealed
a.m.
the
Fresno, until
on
til
6
Rhea
Clerk of the Board of
will
(PST)
a.m.
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; John
Niiveen & Co. (Inc.); William R.
Staats
&
Co.;
Hornblower
&
ization
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond
office in
10:30
with
Bank
is
11.
bonds just sold were the final of¬
fering from a $220 million author¬
Maricopa County, Washington
School District No.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his
joint
by
aid
Jan:
on
syndicate
Bankers Trust Co."
Refsnes,
Ely, Beck & Co.
Elem.
County, Calif.
Bond Offering — J. L. Brown,
on
Boston;
High School District,
Fresno
America
aged
Arizona
53—were
on
Jan. 23 for the purchase of
$557,000 improvement 1961 bonds.
Fowler Union
growing school age popula¬
largest buyer of Cali¬
nia's
Other
Municipal Improve¬
ment District
(P. O. Santa
Barbara), Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 11 a.m. (PST)
acting
merged
callable
Bond Sale—The $116,000 school
bonsd offered on Jan. 3—v.
193,
p.
Lynch,
office.
Embarcadero
bids at his office in El Centro, un¬
inclusive.
1971
Treasurer's
County
the
at
Reynolds & Co.; J. Barth & Co.;
building
offered for sale
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, price
a.m.
s
Merrill
Co.;
payable
interest
and
man¬
The
school
The
Maricopa County, Roosevelt School
t
&
Principal
(M-S)
1981 in¬
from 1962 to
Imperial County, Calif.
Offering—Hqrry M. Free,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
state
bonds
the
,
March 1
on
Curtis; Mercantile Trust Co.; Lazard Freres & Co.; Shields & Co.;
and
payable
at
County Treasurer s otfice.
(J-D)
;
Stearns
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.; Dean
Witter & Co.; White, Weld & Co.;
Blair & Co., Inc.; Weeden & Co..
Inc.; The First National Bank of
a.m.
Bros.
11
June 1 from 1963
inclusive.
District flo. 66
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Kidder,
& Co.; Eastman Dillon,
Union
Securities
&
Co.;
Bear,
9
fornia
(MST) on Jan. 16 for the
purchase of $120,000 general ob¬
ligation school bonds. Dated Feb.
interest
11
until
Trust
Co.
syndicate to
purchase $95,000,000 State of Cali¬
Averill,
Supervisors,
bids
sealed
Jan.
on
(PST) on
of $2,750,000
election
1960,
series
A
bonds. Dated March 1, 1961. Due
Peabody
Phelps,
a.m.
on
Anglo National Bank; R. H. Moulton & Co.;
Bank; Equitable Securities Corp.;
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.;
Bankers
Offering—Rhea
Due
Chicago;
Co.; Crocker-
cate
Arizona
1, 1961.
of
Co.
Trust
and
California (State of)
Southern
5%s.
Maricopa County, Laveen School
District No. 59 (P. O, Phoenix),
receive
Bank
National
Illinois
Oregon; The Philadelphia Nation-r
al Bank; Seattle - First National
underwriting syndi¬
will
First National Bank;
California
Bank,
Los
Angeles;
Drexel & Co.; Glore, Forgan &
Co.; Chemical Bank New York
Trust Co.;
C. J. Devine & Co.;
Security
cisco.
syn¬
Angeles,
Feb. 7 for the purchase
clusive.
Co.;
Bond Sale—A Bank of America
N. T. & S. A.
the
by
a
ARIZONA
Bond
Inc.; Harris Trust and Savings
Bank; Smith, Barney & Co.; Leh¬
man Brothers; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.;
Wells Fargo Bank American Trust
The Northern Trust
Offering—John A. Brun-
County-Clerk,
(F-A)
Bond Sale—An issue of $2,000,00t)
first
mortgage
waterworks
from
15
Principal
payable at
Corp.; Harriman Ripley & Co.
ton
Continental
Due
Feb.
on
15,
Francisco.
ban
17
as
Feb.
on
Feb.
inclusive.
approved
quist,
lows:
from 1964 to 1971 inclusive.
Dated
County Treasurer's office.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Inc., at a price of par, a net inter¬
est cost of about 3.19%, as fol¬
$63,000
Due
interest
Merrill
to
bonds.
1986
ity
was
A
1961..
to
Perry County Hospital Board (P. O,
Marion), Ala,
Bond Sale—An issue of $85,000
hospital tax anticipation, series
bonds
(PST) on Jan. 24 for
purchase of $467,000 school,
the
provement bonds.
1900
Eureka,
until 2 p.m.
Florence, Ala,
\ Bond Offering —James E. Wil¬
son,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Jan. 17 for the purchase of $350,000 general obligation public im¬
Due
1976
interest
on
Feb.
inclusive.
(F-A)
15 from 1562
Principal and
the
Legal¬
Orrick, Dahl¬
payable
at
County Treasurer's office.
ity
approved
by
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
San Francisco.
of
Volume
193
Number
6021
San Dieguito Union High School
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
cantile
Trust
Company, of St.
Louis, and1 G. H. Walker & Co.,
jointly, at a price of 100.009, a net
sive.
Da¬
interest
proved
vidson,
District
Superintendent,
will receive sealed bids until Jan.
follows:
(245)
District, San Diego County,
California
Offering
Bond
David
the purchase
for
31
—
of
N.
$70,000
$1,500,000
Los
3—v.
Jan.
on
to
awarded
125,000
Due
1970
Due
Due
(CST)
of
Dec.
on
1
192, p. 2558—were
Security - First
St.
Clair
No. 118
Bond Sale—The $286,000 build¬
ing bonds offered
192,
Commerce
(State of)
City,
Sale Cancelled—The pro¬
Bond
sale of $28,980,000 various
highway system bonds offered on
Jan. 5—v. 192, p. 2660—has been
cancelled. The bonds will be reposed
until
received
be
Feb.
West
Co.,
Donald
—
H.
Blatt, Town Manager, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
purchase of $2,Dated Jan. 1, 1961.
350,000 bonds.
Due
Jan.
on
from
1
1962
to
1981
inclusive.
Florida State
Turnpike Authority
Chairman—Effective
who will maintain
following address:
his office at the
501
S> Boulevard, P. O. Box 1432,
Tampa, Fla.
Other
and
board members
new
(CST)
fund
Port
St.
ahan,
Barnes,
Hon. John H. Mon-
Joe:
Member,
Lauderdale;
Ft.
and Hon.
Hugh R. Dowling, Mem¬
ber, Jacksonville.
Miami Springs, Florida
Bon d
Offering — J. D. Ryan,
Town
bids
22
Clerk,
until
for
7
the
special
receive sealed
(EST) on Jan.
will
p.m.
purchase
obligation
of
$350,000
issue
of
1960
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, I960.-Due on
Oct. 1 from 1962 to 1977 inclusive.
New
York.
Legality
ap¬
26
1960
p.m.
pur-
Waterworks
District,
re-
of
until
1:30
p.m.
1963: to
improvement
Jan.
were
awarded
Co.,
5—v.
to
3V4S, at
as
basis of
bonds
192,
town,
J.
K.
Brown
000
bonds offered
Dec.
on
to Frank
&
Co., as 3V4S, at a
100.14, a basis of about
price of
3.20%.
Jan.
3
v.
192,
to
—
awarded
_i and
the
Home
3V8S, at
bonds offered
2558
p.
—
Federal
Finance
were
Housing
Agency,
price of par.
a
on
as
.
000
Sale—An
Bond
hausen,
waterworks
offered
Jan.
on
Madison
and
of
$200,bonds
revenue
4
Harry J. Wilson
&
St.
sold
was
Co.,
as
Clair
payable
District
10 (P. O. Collinsville), III.
Bond Offering—Melvin
Richter,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m.
(CST) on Jan. 30 for the
purchase
of
$1,500,000 school
1960.
bonds.
Due
1979
on
Dated
Dec.
inclusive.
15
Dec.
from
Interest
15,
1961
J-D.
of
St. Louis.
Losche,
'
Moultrie, Macon and Shelby
Counties Community Unit Sch.
t
Illinois
Bond Sale—An; issue of $415,000 school
building bonds offered
■■
Dec. 28
was
sold to The Mer¬
Controller
bids
sealed
ceive
Ice
16 for
sewer
1961.
Due
Due
from
1
Jan.
on
Principal
payable
at
inclusive.
(J-J)
Treasurer's
by
proved
office.
Ross"
10
1963 to
Qn
a.m.
(CST)
chase
on
of
bids
Jan.
$92,000
17
until
Jan
Le-
Chapman
&
Ice
bonds
3_y
193>
City
Clerk,
bids
until
1
sive.
.
,v
Bond
Offering
Susan
—
Morris,
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Jan.
for
school
Wolfe,
will
1
from
p.m.
able
of
$545,000
bonds.
revenue
as
of
Aug
ggph r
1?
1966
approved
by
Jo-
Rubin, cf Louisville,
1
*
-
-
Lexington, Ky.
Bond Sale—The $215,000 school
'*
Massachusetts
Bond
Offering—Mrs. Pearl G.
Kearney, Town Treasurer, will
receive
sealed
bids
c/o
the
New
1961
sealed
1990 inclu¬
Legality ap¬
to
J-D.
by McDonald,
Carr, of Metairie.
Cameron Parish
Buchler &
(P. O. Cameron),
Offering —M. D.
Secretary
Parish
of
will
receive
a.m.
(CST)
chase
of
fund
bids
of
on
Feb. 1
inclusive.
from
Principal
Boston.
Legality approved by
Palmer
&
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Silver Lake
Regional School Dist.,
Massachusetts
Bond Sale—The
offered
$425,000 school
Jan.
5—v. 193,
54—were awarded to Harkness
Hill, Inc., and the Rockland-
3s, at
a price
about 2.97%.
on
of 100.11,
basis of
a
MICHIGAN
Exeter
No.
$200,000
1
pur¬
road
Jan.
1961.
from
7
Maybee), Mich.
Sale—The
$35,000 school
building limited tax bonds offered
on Dec. 12—v. 192, p. 2273—were
awarded
to
Kenower, MacArthur
Co.
1,
1962
Howell
11
royalty
Dated
Township School District
(P.O. 6045 Summit Street,
Bond
Jury,
until
Feb. 6 for the
on
Jan.
on
1981
Doxey,
Police
sealed
bonds.
Due
to
payable at the New
England Merchants National Bank,
&
Bond
1, 1961. Due
interest
p.m.
fronj
1981
to
Bond
School
District, Mich.
Offering
—
Edward
A.
Fritch, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Jan.
for the purchase of $1,250,000
25
incl.
school
National
Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on June 1
from 1963 to 1986 inclusive. Prin¬
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Calcasieu-Marine
Bank, of Lake Charles^
Legality approved by Wood, King,
&
Logan,
of
New
York
Iberville
Parish (P. O.
Plaquemine), La.
Bond
til 2:30 p.m.
Detroit.
(CST)
purchase
of
un¬
Feb. 7 for
on
$500,000
public
Dated
March
from
1
Interest
by
1961.
1,
1962 to
Callable
of
Due
on
inclu¬
1985
Oct.
1, 1970.
Legality approved
as
A-O.
Foley, Cox
& Judell, of New
Orleans.
Livingston Parish School District
No. 32 (P. O. Livingston), La.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 school
building bonds offered on Jan. 3
—v.
192,
2273—were awarded
p.
School District No.
114
(P. O.
Amite), La.
Bond
Offering—J.
Secretary
of
the
March
(M-S)
1
F.
Corkern,
Parish
1962
from
Principal
payable
at
.
(
;.
,
Madison Heights, Mich.
Bond Offering — Myrtle B.
Chamberlain, City Clerk, will re¬
sealed
ceive
bids
until
8
p.m. ;
(EST) on Jan. 23 for the purchase
of $140,000 bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Oct.
1960.
Due
1969
inclusive.
terest
bank
on
(A-O)
or
1
from
Principal
payable
1961
at
to
in¬
and
any
trust company designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
by
Miller,
Canfield,
approved
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
New Haven
Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
Bond
Sale—The $450,000
building
school
site bonds offered
on
Jan. 5—v. 192, p. 2662—were
awarded to a group composed of
and
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Inc.,
MacArthur & Co., and
Sattley & Co., at a price of
100.06, a net interest cost of about
4.12%, as follows:
Braun,
Kenower,
School
will
inclusive.
bonds.
.
_
improvement road, series B bonds.
April
site
and
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at
any
bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Miller, ;
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of .
Berret,
Parish Police
Secretary of the
jury, will receive sealed bids
the
building
Offering—Gerald
H.
V.
as 4V4S.
from 1962 to
$65,000
385,000
1981
to
Board.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
as
Due
on June
1968 inclusive.
1
on June
1989 inclusive.
1
4Vss. Due
from 1969 to
and interest
the office of
the Treasurer of the Parish School
Oak Park Municipal
Bond
Building
Authority, Mich.
Offering — Bernard
r
F.
Cronk, Secretary of the Commis¬
sion, will receive sealed bids un(EST) on Jan. 31 for ;
„
Winnsboro, La.
Call-
interest
*
purchase
Interest
1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1
1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Legality
re-
funding and improvement revenue
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1,-1961.
Due
on Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclu-
purchase
building
Dated Feb.
re-
for the pur-
waterworks
the
receive
proved
on
County Clerk, will receive sealed
&
7
the
bonds.
Dec.
will
receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (CST) on Feb. 7 for
the purchase
of $200,000 school
bonds. Dated March 1,. 1961. Due
County (P. O.
Hopkinsville), Ky.
to
Atlas National Bank, of Boston, as
Tubbs,
(CST) on Jan.
of $250,000
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on
for
Board,
Christian
1,
1961
MASSACHUSETTS
&
Bernice, La.
offered
54_Were
p
Dec.
from
Principal and in¬
payable at the Boston Safe
bonds
Tangipahoe Parish Consol. High
$21,000 special
sewer
1
Avon Consolidated School
District,
by
to Ladd Dinkins & Co.
KENTUCKY
1993
_
McCord,
Oxford, Ind.
Offering—Phyllis
sealed
Interest M-N.
Waterloo
19
ceive
1962 to
awarded to The National Bank of
and interest
the
County
Legality ap-
Clerk-Treasurer,
Nov. 1 from
gale—The
assessment
of Indianapolis.
Miller '
on
Waterloo, Iowa
Bond
will re-
until
purchase of $665,bonds.
Dated Jan. 2,
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
&
Ol-
L.
receive
(CST) on
will
the
1975 inclusive.
(CST) on Jan. 24 for the purchase
of $930,000 sanitary first issue of
1961 bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1961.
Town
Dist. No. 301 (P. O. Bethany),
on
000
the
County
Legality ap-
at
office.
City
Bond
•
t
1985
and .interest
proved by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht,
to
1963
Indianapolis Sanitary District, Ind.
Bond
Offering — Albert A.
No.
building
from
1
Principal
Clerk,
bids until 2 p.m.
sealed
Jan.
Offering—Robert
City
to
4%s.
Counties
Community Unit School
to
Jan.
on
Treasurer's
issue
10
a.m.
(J-J)
Bond
until
Jan. 24 for the purchase of $920,000 park first issue
of 1961 bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1961.
Dated
Dec.
on
Deposit & Trust Company, Boston.
Legality approved by Ropes &
Gray, of Boston.
in¬
Bond Offering—Beatrice
sive.
Spencer, Iowa
on
inclusive.
Columbia, III.
bids
sealed
(CST)
Due
City.
Bannister, Carpenter,
Cooney, of Des Moines.
&
City Controller, will re¬
Losche,
ceive
Ahlers
1958
1958.
to. 1988
approved
Legality
Dawson
by
proved
Indianapolis Park District, Ind.
Bond
Offering — Albert
H.
Du.e
ILLINOIS
to
sold
on
University of Miami (P. O.
revenue
was
offered on
Shaw, Mc-
bonds
bonds.
inclusive.
p.
price of 100.072.
Jan. 23 for the purchase of
$6*2,000 street improvement special assessment bonds. Dated Dec.
i, I960. Due on Dec. 1 from 1961
to
1969 inclusive.
Legality ap¬
17—v. 192,
Hailstone
housing
29
series
1,
1986
LOUISIANA
same
Dermott & Co.
a
Oct.
from
1
clusive.
17
Ottumwa, Iowa
2376—were awarded
$80,000 student
drainage
Dec.
&
Georgia
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
'
a
V
Due
1962
—
revenue,
Dated
Oct.
Township Sch. Township
E.
Coral Gables), Florida
H.
Bond Offering — Genevieve
(P. O. Lewisville), Ind.
Howard, City Clerk, will receive
Bond Sale—The $12,000 school sealed bids until 7:45 p.m. (CST)
Franklin
Offering
utilities
on
the
series
and
Louisiana
5s,'at
as
about 3.20%.
p.
Bond Sale—The
000
County, Nagel Drainage
District (P. O. Onawa), Iowa
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,-
of¬
price of 100.34,
a
&
Monona
2558
p.
May 1 from 1962 to
Principal
and
(M-N)
payable at the
on
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
17 for the purchase of $175,-
r
at
(EST) on Jan. 18 for
purchase of $800,000 water,
the
Feb.
Ye .on Nov.
offered
a.m.
reve¬
Jan.
time were awarded to the FidelSavings Bank, of Marshall-
Township (P. O.
Waterloo), Ind.
Sale—The $80,000 school
on
buildings
Chicago.
Bond
by
on
menL bonds
Fairfield
fered
consoli¬
Thomas, City Clerk, will receive
of Chicago.
'
11
1
Winchester, Ky.
1972
Robert
—
Company,
Street, Boston 6, un¬
100 Franklin
England Merchants National Bank,
28
State Street, Boston 6, until
noon
(EST) on Jan. 17 for the
purchase of $622,000 bonds. Dated
Additional S a I e—The $55,000
special assessment street improve-
Principal
and
interest
(J-J) payable at the Citizens National Bank, in Evansville. Legality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
building
$1,425,000
J.
will
receive sealed bids c/o the Boston
Safe Deposit & Trust
the
for
Treasurer,
of
0;* 100.024.
in-
1982
until
23
Raymond
—
Fidelity Bank & Trust
Company, in Louisville. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
P; 2376 were awarded to Shaw,
McDermott & Co., as 5s, at a price
elusive.
Bond
to
Spruce,
terest
inclusive.
interest
G.
approved
Offering
n0^s °
$2,400,000 waterworks, series H
Dated Feb. 1, 1961.
Due
from
bids
Jan.
District, Maine
Offering
District
1980
Citizens
,^a™Aa™ou;"'
Bond Sale The $145,000 special
assessment street improvement
Jan. 24 for the purchase
1
was
„
bonds.
Jan.
Legality
'
Davidson, City Controller, will
on
Due
1985
1961.
1,
1962
*961..
Cutler
A.
(CST)
1961.
1 from 1961 to 1969 inclusive. Legality approved by Chapman &
-
bids
Feb.
from
1
Pa*ed
advancement
bonds.
sealed
on
educational
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Purchase of $182,C'°0 jtrTeet 0imP™veSent bc£dS*
re-
1
1,
series A bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
nue,
Cle111^n?.' City Clerk, will receive
,
sealed
receive
dated
F.r( Wgt, l,w
_
Of f ering —Jewett
ceive
Dated
Nov.
inclusive.
Indiana
Bond
Jan. 3
Bannister, Carpenter, Ahlers
Cooney, of Des Moines^
the
for
Shetterly
•
on
Bond
proved
by
Mitchell,
Pershing,
&
Mitchell, »of New
York City.
-
bonds.
Due
Frank C.
until
$269,000
Evansville
able at the Marine Midland Trust
of
Jan.
on
of
.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
Co.,
bids
will
.
Offering—Richard
000
1
are:
ViceChairman, Orlando; Hon. James T.
McNeill, Secretary - Treasurer,
Raymond
sealed
&
City Clerk, will receive
8 p.m. (CST) on
for the purchase of $150,-
Jan. 23
Goshen),
—
Dec.
on
Carter,
Secretary of the Board of Regents,
bonds.
Elkhart County (P. O.
Indiana
inclusive.
Due
Bond
til
sealed bids until
INDIANA
*
on
Hon.
Bunten,
interest cost of about 3.24%.
succeeded by the Hon. John
Hammer,
group
3V2S, 3s, 3.10s, 3.20s, 3.30s
3%s, at a price of par, a net
chase
Jan.
3, 1961, the Chairman of the Au¬
thority, the Hon. Thomas B. Man¬
uel, resigned his position. He has
M.
a
of
Cornell, County Auditor, will
(P. O. Fort Lauderdale), Fla.
been
to
Bond
1973
1
Bond Offering—Anna B.
issue of $14,000
on
to
33/4s.
as
Dec.
on
tucky, Board of Regents (P. O.
Morehead), Ky.
Council Bluffs, Iowa
offered
as
ceive
New
sold
was
1961
Due
Morehead State College of Ken¬
ap¬
Ice
MAINE
Old Town Water
1960.
The First of Iowa Corp.
$465,000
bonds
BondOffering
FLORIDA
.
29
the
for
24
Jan.
sold to
Mullaney, Wells &
Co.; Municipal Bond Corp.; Negley, Jens & Rowe, and Quail &
Hartford, Conn.
Offering
Dec.
on
various| composed
purchase of $28,980,000
highway system bonds. v
Bond
the
obligation
Sale—An
follows:
31/2S.
(EST)
purchase
of
school bonds offered
Washington), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of
for
1
Bond
net interest cost
1974.
IOWA
;
composed of
State
Legality
Iowa
general
from
80,000
Callender Community School Dist.,
County Community High
School District No. 308 (P. O.
offered in the near future.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
:
Tazewell
;
as
p.m.
price of 100.03.
a
Citizens
the
by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Co., of Kansas
Reinholdt & Gardner,
jointly, at
at
Bank, in Waterloo.
Trust
and
as
Principal and interest (J-J)
28—v.; proved
Dec.
on
1
payable
2661—were awarded to The
p.
a
3.61%,
$135,000
Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due on
from 1963 to 1992 inclu¬
Jan.
offered
•
2661—were
p.
group
price of 100.007,
works revenue
sewage
a
of about
will
sive.
County School District
(P. O. Belleville), III.
4s, at a price of 100.43, a basis of
about 3.96%.
CONNECTICUT
$162,000
to
192,
Kentucky Company; Magnus
Co., and Pohl & Co., Inc., at a
&
Clerk-Treasurer,
29—v.
The
&
Ice
Jan. 20 for the purchase
on
bonds.
from 1975 to 1979 inclusive.
The
ap¬
receive sealed bids until 2:30 p.m.
1974 inclusive.
3.70s.
as
Town
son,
1
Dec.
on
Legality
bonds
revenue
Dec.
on
Waterloo, Ind.
Offering — June Parkin¬
Bond
inclusive.
to
Oxford.
1
National Bank of Los Angeles, as
Connecticut
awarded
in
by1 Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
as
Dec.
on
ford,
Dec. 1 from
on
3V2S.
as
from
$300,000 elec¬
1959, series B bonds offered
tion
3.52%,
Due
1969
to
130,000
The
—
3s.
as
1967
Unified School Dist.,
County, Calif.
Sale
3.70s.
as
90,000
Angeles
Bond
about
building
from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
school bonds.
West Covina
of
cost
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the State Bank of Ox¬
49
Bond
Sale—The
offered
on
—were
awarded
Jan.
a
192,
of
Investment
Co.,
2376
p.
group
Dinkins
posed
Crane
Ladd
$725,000 bonds
5—v.
to
til 7:30 p.m.
com¬
& Co.,
Dane &
Co., and Weil Investment Co.
purchase of $350,000 municipal :
building revenue bonds.
Dated
Nov. 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from
1962 to 1983 inclusive.
Principal
the
_
.
end interest
bank
or
(M-N) payable at any
trust
desig- *
company
i]
50
!|
(246)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, January 16, 1961
.
1
nated
;
Providence, and Kormendi & Co.,
Inc., as 3s, at a price of 100.02, a
bidder.
successful
the
by
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
*
field,
Paddock
Stone,
&
basis
De¬
of
of
about
MONTANA
2.99%.
troit.
H.
it
!(
Bond
,iS
County (P. O. Pontiac),
Michigan
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Secretary of the Board of
Public Works, will receive sealed
lids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan.
17 for
the purchase of $490,000
disposal
evergreen
Due
1962
White,
H
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at any
bank or trust company designated
by the successful bidder. Legal¬
ity approved, by Dickinson,
H
t
Wright, McKean & Cudlip, of De¬
f
t
troit.
ceive
!J
if
5
to
/-
■
fCST)
1961.
Bond
t
$
if
1:1.
ceive
bids
(EST)
Jan
on
chase
of
the
for
St
1961.
Due
the
at
ff
I
*
Legality
Wright,
Cudlip, of Detroit.
Bond
McKean
Offering
Clerk
17
000
purchase of $38,assessment
limited
tax bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due
1962 to 1975 in¬
April 1 from
clusive.
Principal
payable
(A-O)
trust
company
of
dock &
•M'i
MISSISSIPPI
Harrison
ment
be
ap¬
1/
•
received until
drainage
limited
1, 1961.
special
tax
Due
1990 incl.
;
Jan.
Bond
school
v.
a
Inc.,
25
the
for
Bond
Sale
obligation
29
—
v.
awarded to
the
of
ran
&
Inc.;
and
The
$255,000
as
from
a
on
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood,
Prescott & Co., at a price of
Sale—An
funding
Dec. 22
as
from
1970
Principal and interest
payable at the Monmouth County
National
Bank, in Keyport.
Legality approved by Hawkins, Del-
Wood,
of
New
York
1960
was
of
of
about
3V2S. Due
on
5—
par,
a
3.59%,
3V4S. Due
March 1
inclusive.
1965
to
March 1,
on
1967.
3%s. Due
1977
3%s. Due
1978
bids until 8 p.m.
fQr the
(EST)
hase
d
f
Jan. 25
on
$162,000
sewer
j,
Feb. j. from 1962 t„ 1979 inclu_
sjve.
pincipal and interest (F-A)
at
any
bank or trust
company designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
Hawkins,
Delafield
Wood,"
&
bonds
Union
Township (P. O. Union),
New Jersey
Bond Offering—Mary E. Miller,
Township
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 7
p.m.
(EST)
on
of
as
follows:
in
Dated
1
Feb.
from
1961.
1,
to
1962
Due on Feb.
1971
inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A)
pay-
b»rn & McCarthy, of New York
the
Bank
•:
.. •
syndi¬
First South-
YORK
NEW
.
_
,
.
.
...
Cortlandt, Verplanck Fire Protectwe Association Fire District,
WwL°
.J?°nd
e 7TT ,e $188>500 .fire
on
xnn
*•
bonds offered on Jan. 4—v.
193L?-a™arded ^Ge°;
B. Gibbons & Co., Inc., as 3/2s, at
a price of 100.149, a basis of about
of Mo- •
bile.
Hoosick, Pittstown, Petersburg,
County (P. O.
Pascagoula), Miss.
Bond Offering
on
wlU
Feb. 1 from 1962 to 1971 inclusive,
bids until
17
for
bonds.
on
Feb.
inclusive.
(CST)
purchase of
7:30 p.m.
the
from
Principal
nated
successful bidder.
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
improve¬
Feb.
1,
1961.
1963
to
and
1977
Louisville
'
(CST)
1
(P. O.
Falls), N. Y.
Offering—John
bids until 2
,or
p.m.
Uue
(EST)
purchase
school bonds
on
M.
Frier,
May
Dated
1 from
of
Jan. 19
$2,440,000
1, 1960.
1961 to 1989
Principal and interest
(M.N) payabie at the Bank of
New York.
Legality approved by
Sykes>
Galloway,
Dikeman,
of
New York City.
Smithtown
Free School District No.
10
Union
(P. O.
Huntington), N. Y.
ropolitan
on
sports
Jan.
area
5—v.
awarded to
Corp.; Brown
No.
bonds-of¬
192, p.;2662—
syndicate com¬
posed, of the American Securities
x
a
Bros. Harriman
Co.;
&
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.;
Industrial
National
Bank,
of
■
_
3
Bond
Offering—Ernest L. Cun-
on
193,
bonds
p.
.
„
(P. O. Macon), Miss.
Bond Sale—The
trial
r
.
54—were
1961: Due
$300,000 indus-
offered
on
Jan.
4—v.
awarded* to
group composed of
.John R. Nunnery &
a
Cady & Co.,
Co., and First
National Bank, of Memphis.
timate
2.90s, at a
basis of about
John
000 school 1961 bonds;-
1, 1961.
Due
1990
to
lumbus
District
Alta
—
bids until 3:30 p.m.
for
18
school
1961.
1961
Due
Syracuse.
participating
City
of
companies
members of the
as
New
York
financing group.
sisted
of
authorized
an
$30,000,000
short-term
The award
to
be
dated
Central
of
5,
sub¬
til
The
in
Chase
$6,552,000; The
City Bank of New
&
ap¬
McCarthy, of New York City.
CAROLINA
National
of
Bank
Bond
ernment
Due
bids
will
his
at
re¬
in
office
on
until
June
11
a.m.
from
1
1962 to
1991
inclusive..-
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, in New York City.
Legality approved by Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York City.
New
New
of
Easter-
(EST) on
Jan.-17 for the purchase of $340,000 bonds.
Dated Dec.
1, 1960.
Raleigh,
$168,000; Federation Bank
Trust Company, $150,000; United
Company
Commission,
sealed
ceive
York,
Trust
Fuquay, N. C.
Offering—W. E.
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
Company, $177,000;
States
Legality
Trumansburg.
NORTH
Company, $1,533,000; The Han¬
over Bank,
$1,509,000; The Marine
Midland Trust Company of New
York, $531,000; The Bank of New
York,
$468,000;
Empire
Trust
York,
1962 to
Principal and in¬
Trust
pany,
$2,820,000; Bankers Trust
Company, $2,445,000; Irving Trust
Grace
Nov. 1 from
on
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
Chemical Bank
Company, $3,504,000; Morgan Guaranty Trust
Company of New York, $3,291,000; Manufacturers Trust Com¬
York
Educa¬
terest
(M-N)
payable
at
the
Tompkins County Trust Company,
$6,405,000;
New
&
Due
inclusive.
1990
Bank,
First National
York,
The
1
2
1960.
such redemp¬
are:
No.
p.m.
(EST) on Jan. 18 for
purchase of $1,200,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Nov.
1,
participating banks and the
allotted
District
the
given
notice
School
tion, will receive sealed bids .un¬
subject to
option of the
three days prior to
tion date.
of
Wood,
President of the Board of
are
redemption at the
Comptroller upon
by
&
Bond
interest at the rate of 2 per centum
and
approved
(P. O. Trumansburg), N. Y., Offering—Harold Andrew,
Jan.
1961, payable May 2, 1961,
ject to redemption on or after
April 24, 1961. The notes bear
annum
Legality
Ulysses, Enfield, Covert and Hector
con¬
issue
1,
1962 to
Principal and in¬
Delafield
New York City.
trust
Feb.
Feb. 1 from
(F-A) payable at the First
&
Deposit
Company,
in
Trust
Jan. 4 awarded
Dated
bonds.
on
inclusive.
1986
terest
Lawr¬
(EST) on Jan.
purchase of $607,000
the
Hawkins,
and
Horton,
Clerk, will receive sealed
to
banks
area
O. South Onondaga),
Offering
$30,000,000 tax anticipation notes
18
the
in
held
New York
Bond
City, N. Y.
on
Finally,
be
to
No. 1 (P.
Company, in New¬
burgh.
Legality
approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
E. Gerosa
desires.
and Otisco Central School Dist.
July 1 from 1961
Principal and
payable at the Co¬
York
so
an¬
Onondaga, Marcellus, LaFayette
Dated Jan.
Sale—Comptroller
the
to be annexed.
Trust
ence
a
election
D.
inclsuive.
(J-J)
vetoing
subject to further approval
majority vote in a special
tory,
on
interest
ul¬
the
of
nexation, if it
by
Dr.
—
retains
still
right
by local law, the legislative body
of the city may annex the terri¬
Davies, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Jan. 18 for the purchase of $165,-
$147,000;
Sterling National
Bank and Trust Company of New
York, $123,000; The Amalgamated
Bank of New York, $72,000; Kings
County Trust Company, Brook¬
lyn, N. Y.f $63,000, and Under¬
writers Trust Company, $42,000.
New
York
Annexation
State
NORTH
DAKOTA
Bismarck School District, No. Dak.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
until March 8 for the
purchase of $925,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
V
\
-
a
bill
with
(State of)
Law
Comptroller
announced
...
,,
,
-
to
Jan.
the
the
1990
on
inclusive.
terest (J-D)
Trust
June 2
frcm
1961
Principal, and
to
in-
payable at the Irving
Company, in
New York
City. Legality approved by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,', of New
York City.
OHIO
Proposed
Arthur
—
Arcadia Local School District, Ohio
Levitt
submission
11
Bond
of
annexation
In
tion
discussing
Levitt
the
dealing
of territory
said:
new
"At
until
only by
a
lature.
This
present
bill
a-
the
upon
major-
v/hether
sive.
persons
voice
in
not
their
or
most con¬
area,
determining
area
from
-
As
provided
,
by
Levitt's:
(
pro¬
posal,
a
petition
to - the
State
Comptroller by a majority of the
voters in
itial
step
an
in
area
an
-
to
1980
inclu¬
'
Township Local School Dist*
(Pi O. Rural Route No. 1,
Arcanum), Ohio
Offering.—R. B. Gilfillan,
Board of Education,
.
-
Bond
Clerk
.
will
of the
receive
p.m. ;
(EST)
sealed
on
Jan.
bids
23
until
for
1
the
purchase of- $95,000 building .and.
bonds.- Dated - Feb.- 1;
equipment
would be the in¬
1961,
annexation
1980
pro¬
school
1961. Due on
Principal and interest (J-D)
be annexed
by a city. It will also
relieve'thes Legislature of* the ex-
1962
24 for
Butler
should
elusive power.of determining an¬
nexation."-
Kirk-
payable at the Ohio Bank & Savings Company, in Findlay.
Le¬
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
ers
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
further
by confer¬
cerned, the residents in the
Louise
Dated Feb. 1,
Dec.! 1
achieved
would
of home rule
—
noon
(EST) on Jan.
purchase of $380,000
bonds.
special act of the Legis¬
cause
ring
the
legisla¬
the
Offering
endall, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
Legislature
by cities.
the
26 for the purchase of $6,386,000
Sale—The $2,000,000 "met¬ ;Noxubee County Supervisors
Dist.~schoo\ 196I bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
,
Offering
Hearing Commission acts
on
the petition, the
Board
Town
Newburgh Common School District
Bond
up
to
favorably
as
a
relative
If the
offered
National
lime annexation may be
and
ningham, President of the Board
Jan. 17 for the purchase of $750,-- of Education, will receive sealed
000 high school building bonds.
bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Jan.
,
Minoa,
sets
the status of
the
school
district territory in¬
volved in the boundary change.
2.89%.
on
Nov.
inclusive.
w
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 7 p.m.
Minneapolis, Minn.
were
Municipal Separate Sch.
District, Miss.
Legality
approved -by
Howard, Peterson, LeFevere, Lefler & Haertzen, of
Minneapolis^ <•
fered
the
Bond
First
petition.
reject the
machinery
or
powers
2559—were
p.
of the
aspects
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Huntington
bidder.
Bond
by
interest
any bank or trust com¬
designated by the successful-
i
on
Principal and interest payable at
any bank or trust company desig-
(CST)
purchase of
sewer
Dated
1
G.
R.
payable at
pany
r,eJ^,e seaHd blda u,ntll.,U
Dick-
—
$49,000 water and
Due
Wilbur G. Dees,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
Piper, Jaffray
Jan. 17 for the
$150,000 courthouse
bonds. Dated Feb 1,1961. Due on
Jan.
ment
Hoosick
Village Clerk, will receive
meyer,
sealed
School District No.
The
to
of
bonds
192,
price of 100.028,
on
bonds.
March 1
New
Merchants National
a.m.
Offering
Bank
Manhattan
improvement
able at the Union Center National
Eank> "](Union County Legality
«PPr°vedby Reed, Hoyt, Wash-
March 1
inclusive^.
Orleans, Republic National Bank, of -Dallas,
Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick, Inc.,
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co., Rand & Co., Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, First National
Bank
of
Mobile, and
Fairfax, Minn.
Bond
awarded
notes
public
approve
Additional
public
$38,700
1960
22—v.
000
Jackson
offered
Dec.
per
inclusive.
on
1981
to
members
cate were
issue of $16,000
sold to
improvement
on
the
of
all
will
Commission
Hearing
question, including the division of
financial responsibility, and can
Manhattan
Chase
Sale—The
Note
Bond
Offering — Ethel
Ward,
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
on
the
New
City
& Hopwood.
11
to
Grafton and White Creek Central
Bond
it*
1961
1960.
inclusive.
&
The
review
inclu¬
1990
to
Minoa, N. Y.
Bond
Jan. 16 for the purchase of $870,-
1968 to
Other
Emmons, Minn.
s
*
I
Jan.
>
■
on
as
from
Commerce
Allison-Williams Co.; JuMoody, Inc.; Kalman & Co.,
par.
on
Co.,
Mercantile
National
Bank at Dallas, National Bank of
192, p. 2662 — were
syndicate composed
1,
of New York.
west
gen¬
Dec.
from
1
obliga-
general
Dated
Dec.
on
p.m.
pur-
$1,835,000
price
a
cost
1962
as
510,000
offered
bonds
offered
1966 and
$358,000
$98,000
bonds.
i)ue
by
follows:
as
Rapids, Minn.
—
The
—
at
interest
Interest M-N.
(CST)
purchase of
of
8
the
for
23
harbor^^d,. payable
Dated
May 1 from
on
Sale
bonds
Co.,
net
until 7:30 p.m.
Coon
Dec.
the
for
192, p. 2662—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Harrington
&
assess¬
bonds.
$980,000 school building bonds.
eral
16
Hattiesburg Municipal Separate
School District, Miss.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
It.
Feb.
purchase of $3,000,000
seaport bonds.
will
Chairman,
tion
b
Offering—Sealed bids will
925,000
on
Gulfport),
M,ss,ss,pp,
receive
sealed bids until 10:30 a.m. (EST)
on Feb. 2 for the purchase of $1,rick,
County, County Develop-
Comm.ss,on (P. O.
Bond
No. 27, Minn.
iin
any
chase
until
bids
Jan.
on
Somerdale, N. J.
Bloomington Indep. School District
I
Feb. 1
on
1981 inclusive. Prin-
trust company
or
145,000
It
1, 1961. Due
1964 to
sealed
1961
1, 1961. Due on
1962
Bank, in New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Sykes, Galloway
& Dikeman, of New York City.
B.
(EST)
pur¬
school
No. 4, New York
re-
ceive
a.m.
Principal and interest (A-O)
citv
MINNESOTA
■! i
8
from
j
—
T.
re¬
11
the
for
a hearing officer is ap¬
pointed to hold a public hearing
on
the proposed annexation.
At
that time; objections to the peti¬
tion may
be submitted by the
Town Board, the city, or any in¬
terested parties.
petition
a
of
-
Adelaide
Offering
25
$1,579,000
payable at
St. Paul.
Offering—Henry V. Her-
1962 to
l!
until
7
Bond
Jan.
AV
Education,
bids
Wood,
&
<.
Crammer, Borough Clerk, will
afield
bank or
designated by the
Stone, of Detroit.
715,000
<
of
sealed
Lecy,
approved by Briggs & Morgan, of
(P. O. 3523 Cadillac Tower,
Detroit), Michigan
ment
•
Board
Bond
Bette
—
designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
any
Legality
City.
^
(CST) on Jan. 25 for the
purchase of $35,000 school building 1961 general obligation bonds.
Wayne County, Livonia Drain Dist.
No. 2
w
•>]'
the
Dated Feb.
Delalield
New York
until
Dated Jan.
1
sive.
City. Legality approved by
.
Hawkins,
'
p.m.
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
v!i
»
J!0
Arthur
—
bids
Jan.
on
of
April
Due on Feb. 1 from
1962.to 1979 inclusive. Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Chase Manhattan Bank, in New
607, Mmn.
receive
interest
and
at
bidder.
successful
ij
1964 to
special
on
'
1,
School District
Offering
the
for
Jan.
Feb.
cipal and interest payable at
receive
(EST) on
will
Clerk,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
vL
will
bank
Lang,
W.
H.
—
■
No.
Bond
from
Township (P. O.
Haven), Mich.
Township
i'*
by
&
South Haven
't
,..r
of
Bank
approved
Dickinson,
South
..I'
National
Second
Saginaw.
4
»
(M-S) payable
cipal and interest
Dated
Paul
pur¬
from 1962 to 1986 inclusive. Prin¬
i'ff'.{
treat-
sewage
Due,on Feb. 1 from
Winger Indep
Dated
March 1
on
$190,000
JERSEY
^
,
p.m.
$4,832,000 bonds.
1,
(EST)
Hackensack), N. J.
Bond 0ffermg
Wllham R
^F11' £
-Pi
Board of
Chosen Freeholders, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
J™. 18 for the purchase of $1,?6?'00,0 ™ri0"s bonds; Dated
pur-
re¬
7:30
until
30
will
the
for
Offering
sealed
chase
as
„
p.m.
Principal and interest (F-A) payable at any bank
cr
trust company designated by
the successful bidder. Legality approved by Briggs & Morgan, of
Good-
E.
P.
—
Controller,
sealed
Feb,.
tf.
Offering
City
192, p. 2274 — were
Piper, Jaffray & Hop3%s, at a price of 100.35.
v.
ceive
bonds.
re-
7
Bond
Sandford, District Clerk, will
wood,
inclusive.
1981
Saginaw, Mich.
lander,
of
will
until
plant bonds.
on
Bergen County (P. O.
Clerk,
20
offered
awarded to
William F.
—
bids
Jan.
on
chase
ment
V■';,-'w
■
Village
sealed
bonds
NEW
Bond Offering
inclusive.
1991
on
—
Wells, Minn.
sys¬
May 1 from
July 1, 1960.
4
000 school bonds.
Dated
extension No. 1 bonds.
tem
Jan.
be received until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Jan. 26 for the purchase of $225,-
ton,
sewage
improvement
No. 85, Minn.
Offering—Harry W. Hor-
and Smithtown Union Free
6 (P. O. Town
Road, Hauppauge), N. Y.
School District No.
Bond Sale—The $185,000 school
Springfield Indep. School District
Oakland
Upon the receipt of such».
cedure.
I slip
Big Horn County School District
No. 17-H (P. O. Hardin), Mont.
Due.
on
Dee.. 1, from 1962 to
Principal and in-
inclusive.
.
1
*
Number 6021
Volume 193
I
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
from
15
Offering
—-
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Feb. 6
the purchase of $142,600 pav¬
for
ing and storm sewer special as¬
sessment bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,
Toledo
Cleveland.
Sale—An issue of $56,000
Dec. 28
Harris &
on
to Stranahan,
sold
was
of 101.641,
Co., as 4V4S, at a price
basis of about 4.08%.
a
Hubbard, Ohio
Clerk,
sealed
receive
will
ration,
building
Cumberland Securities Corp., and
C. H. Little & Co., at a price of
1961.
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
Feb.
1,
Feb. 1 from 1962 to
1983 inclusive. Callable
1, 1969.
Principal
(F-A) payable at
as
and
of Feb.
interest
bank or
company designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Sinkler,
Gibbs
&
Simons, of Charleston.
any
trust
par,
(J-D) payable at the Dollar
& Trust Company,
in
Kubbard.
Legality approved by
Steven E. Chuey, of Hubbard.
Bond Sale—-The
bonds
offered
101.34,
R.R. 4,
(EST) on Jan. 19
purchase of $22,500 water¬
works improvement
limited tax
bonds.
Dated Jan. 15, 1961. Due
on Dec.
15 from 1962 to 1971 in¬
clusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-D) payable at the Malta Na¬
tional Bank, in Malta.
Legality
—
Mrs.
Jan.
1962
the
noon
(EST)
County School District No.
Benton
will receive sealed
(PST) on Jan.
purchase of $150,000
building
bonds.
Dated
District Clerk,
lids
16
until
(EST)
of
$40,000 bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1961,
Due on Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1971
and
Principal
interest
payable at the National
City Bank of Cleveland, in North
Olmsted.
Legality approved by
(J-D)
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey,
&
of
Cleveland.
North
Royalton Local School Dist.,
Ohio
Bond
Sale—The $420,000
bonds offered on Jan. 4—v.
2379—were
awarded
to
composed of The First
a
school
192, p.
group
Cleveland
Corp., Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., Fahey, Clark & Co., and
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., as 4s, at
a
price of 100.701, a
basis of about
Spring Creek Local School District
(P, O. State Route 36, RR. 2,
Piqua), Ohio
Bond
Offering — Mary
E.
ucation,
Board of Ed¬
will receive seaiea mas
•
PHILADELPHIA-BALTIMORE STOCK
EXCHANGE
•
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
QUOTATIONS
•
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES-
MUNICIPAL BONOS-
DOMESTIC
DOMESTIC
CANADIAN
CANADIAN
•
PUBLIC UTILITY BONOS
EXCHANGE SEATS
•
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS
•
RAILROAD BONDS
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS (RR.)
•
school
•
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS
•RAILROAD STOCKS
•
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
•
REAL ESTATE BONDS
•
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
•
REAL ESTATE STOCKS
•
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
p.m.
•
INSURANCE STOCKS
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
the County Treasurer's office.
•
INVESTING COMPANIES SECURITIES
SECURITIES
at
approved
Winfree &
•
by
Shuler,
Rankin, of
UNITED STATES TERRITORIAL BONOS
Portland.
Coos County
OTHER STATISTICAL INFORMATION
School District No. 8
(P. O. Coquile), Oregon
r
Bond Sale—The $240,000 school
Portland.
PENNSYLVANIA
CALL LOAN RATES
•
PRIME BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
•
DOW, JONES STOCK AVERAGES
•
SECURITIES CALLED FOR REDEMPTION
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
•
TIME LOAN RATES
•
p. 2559 —were awarded to The
First National Bank of Oregon, in
•
•
bonds offered on Dec. 29—v. 192,
MONEY MARKET
•
VOLUME OF TRADING
Springettsbury Twp. Indep. School
District (P. O. 70S Ogontz Street,
York), Pa.
Bond Offering—C. Meanor, Sec¬
retary of the Board of Directors,
receive sealed bids until 7
WILLIAM B. DANA CO.
will
(EST) on Jan. 16 for the
purchase of $95,000 general obli¬
gation bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961.
25
Due on Feib.
1
from 1962 to 1966
NEW YORK
Legality approved by
Butcher & Sherrerd, of Philadel¬
of
the
TODAY
one
year
7, N. Y.
subscribe
to -the
Bank
&
Quotation
Board
|
for the sum of $45.
I
I
Name
I
Newberry County, County School
District (P. O. Newberry), S. C.''
Bond Offering—Gerald C. Pay-
Chairman
for
I
wish to
I
SOUTH CAROLINA
singer,
I
SUBSCRIBE
inclusive.
cs
PARK PLACE
p.m.
phia.
3.93%.
Cromes, Clerk of the
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE-BONDS
March 15, 1961. Due on March 15
from 1962 to 1971 inclusive. Prin¬
Sayre,
Gerlach,
and Auditor,
8
the
for
Legality
inclusive.
•
•
(P. O. Philomath), Oregon
Bond Offering—Henry O. Pete,
North Olmsted, Ohio
purchase
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
MIDWEST STOCK EXCHANGE
17C
$7,800 special
road im¬
the
PACIFIC COAST STOCK EXCHANGE
•
•
OREGON
.
in Lticas, as 33/4s, at a
for
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
•
•
^uilding bonds. Dated
$300,000 school bonds.
100.32, a basis of about
23
•
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Spencer, Superintendent of
Schools, will receive sealed bids
until Jan. 23 for the purchase of
3.67%.
Jan.
p. 2664
syndicate
purchase of 215,-
County Indep. School Dist.
(P. O. Guymon), Okla.
Bond
Offering — George
W.
—
on
192,
a
Texas
Woodcrest
will receive bids until noon
to
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
GENERAL
O. R.F.D.
1, Lucas), Ohio
of-Finance
Jan. 5—V.
awarded
•
on
1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from
to 1984 inclusive. Principal
in the near fu¬
Offering—W. L
on
OKLAHOMA
provement limited tax bonds of¬
fered on Dec. 29—v. 192, p. 2559
were
awarded
to
The Lucas
Bond
offered
(J-D) payable at the
First National Bank, of Bellevue.
Mifflin Township (P.
Director
4.10s. Due ort Jan. >1
&
,
price of
as
and interest
posed sale of $250,000 school bonds
offered on Jan. 3—v. 192, p. 2275
—has been cancelled.
The bonds
State Bank,
Texas
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 un¬
limited tax road, series 1961 bonds
•
-
until
for
23
school
000
Bond Sale Cancelled—The pro¬
Sale—The
Hidalgo County (P. Oj. Edinburg),
•
Lorena
bids
Jan.
Ohio
assessment
of
Bellevue), Ohio
Offering
No. 8
No.
purchase
WE GIVE
Treasurer of the
of Education, will receive
McDonald Local School District,
Bond
the
STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
Board
bids until noon
reoffered
for
(P. O.
sealed
Gessel,
receive sealed
ture.
20
RECORD
Jan.
on
Clerk
Aigler,
for the
will be
4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1978 inclusive.
Feb.
BANK & QUOTATION
basis of about 3.88%.
a
Bond
by Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
to
on
$19,000,000 bonds.
Cookeville, Tenn.
Village Sch.
York Local School District
Malta, Ohio
approved
1
—were
2663—were awarded to Fahey,
Clark & Co., as 4s, at a price of
3%s, at a price of 100.59.
Offering—Wilma
Jan.
Dallas, Texas
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 1:45 p m.
(CST)
.
p.
192, p. 2275—were awarded
First Cleveland Corp., as
Bond
as
1973
$150,000 school
5—v. 192,
y
improvement
Jan.
Village Clerk, will
on
from 1979 to 1985 inclusive.
District, Ohio
The
to
Due
unlimited tax bonds.
Co.,
Co.
limited tax bonds offered on
3—v.
4Vis.
purchase of $1,200,000 schoolhouse
First National
Woodsfield Exempted
Sale—The $11,862 special
street
as
280,000
Savings
assessment
&
from 1967 to 1972 inclusive.
195,000
TENNESSEE •'
Corp., Spencer Trask &
Co., C. F. Childs & Co., Julien
Collins & Co., The Ohio Company,
Fahey, Clark & Co., Field, Rich¬
ards & Co., First Cleveland Corp.,
Prescott & Co., and Talmage &
terest
Jefferson, Ohio
Bradford
curities
the
Bond
C.
net interest cost of about
as follows:
$125,000
$6,000,000
192, p. 2559—were
syndicate headed by
a
4.08%,
J.
OUR MONTHLY
(EST) on Jan. 16
purchase of* $18,200 spe¬
cial assessment city improvement
limited tax bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
1961. Due on Dec. 1 from 1962 to
1970 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
bids until 8 p.m.
lor
for the purchase of $848,000 school
FIND QUOTATIONS
Bond Offering—Zita C. Brewer,
City
a
Education, will receive sealed were awarded to agroup composed
noon
(EST) on Jan. 18 of The Equitable Securities Corpo¬
bids until
51
cago,
,:
bonds offered
inclusive.
of
(247)
composed of the Columbian Se¬
TEXAS
Bank, of Chi¬
Bond Sale—The $600,000 reve¬
curities
Corporation
of
Texas,
Blyth & Co., Inc., and the nue and general
Bay City Indep. School District,
Commerce Trust Co., of Kansas
obligation water¬
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of works
Texas
'
improvement 1961 bonds
City, Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast,
Chicago, as SV^s, at a price of offered on Jan. 4—v. 193,
Bond Offerfng-^Sealed bids will Ranson & Co., and Mi, E. Allison
p. 55—
101.6101, a basis of about 3.12%. were awarded to a
group composed be received until Feb. 2 for the & Co., at a price of par, a net
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows. Morgan Guaranty^
Trust Co., Bankers Trust Co., both
of New York, Goldman, Sachs &
Co., White, Weld & Co., Mer¬
cantile
Trust
Company, of St.
Lcuis, John Nuveen & Co., Dean
FOR HARD TO
Witter
&
Co.,
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson &
Curtis, Braun, Bos¬
SUBSCRIBE TO
worth & Co., Inc., American Se¬
the
Local School District (P. O.
Franklin Furnace), Ohio
Bond
The
—
5—v.
awarded to
Green
school
Sale
Jan.
on
of
& Dempsey,
1984
school improvement bonds offered
1971
Sanders
to
City School District, Ohio
Bond
Due on Dec. 1 from 1962 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the Chem¬
ical Bank New York Trust Co., of
New York. Legality approved by
1961.
Squire,
on
1962
15, 1961. Due
June and Dec.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Piqua National Bank
& Trust Company, in Piqua. Le¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
Alheit,
J.
E.
Dated Feb.
semi-annually
Elyria, Ohio
Bond
noon
(EST) on Jan. 19 for
purchase of $320,000 school
bonds.
Squire,
by
approved
Legality
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
the
Bank
State
.
until
(J-D) payable at the First
of West Manchester.
terest
.
I
I
I
Address
.
*
—
;
City-———-
.....
I
Zone
State
I
|
ft
)'
ft
i>" f
52
Chronicle,
The Commercial and Financial
(248)
.
.
;.
Monday, January 16, 1961
i;
$;'■
interest
♦I V»
follows:
3.94%,
about
cf
cost
$420,000
Ml
580,000
1962
Due
April
on
offered
bonds
1
on
cipal and interest
School District,
i
|
$14,000,000
South
will
for the
.
school
until
received
be
•
,
C,
6
'Bond Offering—Sealed bids
...
(
Feb.
erts
of
Bond Sale—An issue of
school bonds
cate
Port Lavaca,
i
Texas
and
V
,
Sale—The
Bond
l.ti^
,V
■
-
yi
192,
to E.
p.
■Edwards
&
Sons, jointly.
Co., both of Salt Lake
A. Hogle & Co., and
J.
City,
Lincoln Ure
City
Consol. Indep. Sch. Dist.
Sale—The
Bond
$600,000 school-
house,
i
■
offered
on
unlimited tax
1961
bonds
,
series
4—v.
Jan.
193,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
and
I
;
of
Texas
Bond Sale—The
i
School District,
p.
Bond
Walker, Austin & Waggener,
and
jointly.
Offering
eral
obligation
Jan.
IV
I",
4
v.
—
awarded to
.'1
a
■
offered
bonds
on
follows:
the
First
Callable
as
Columbian
Corporation of Texas,
'
'',
'ft'".
.
'
.
;
'
.;\~i
■
UTAH
until
bids
sealed
of
Jan.
Davis
County Sewer Dist.
by,
District
sealed
I/,
Feb.
on
Clerk,
will
bids until 7:30 p.m.
9
for
the
Due on
ity
1961.
cipal and interest
at
(F-A)
000
&
of
payable
Hein,
in
Kaysville.
—
Clerk,
Town
Jan.
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
17 for the
to
City
V
Port
Bond
inclusive.
Krick,
sold
was
Ltd.,
offered
bonds
J.
to
City
George
—
Clerk,
will
17 for the
000
$440,000
&
ish
Co.,
Dated
receive
March
March 1 from
(PST) on
sive.
1,
1960.
1962 to
P.
receive
bonds.
94.50, a
6.85%. •
a
the loan pro¬
in
-ft'--: ft,ft,"
'--/ft'
Bond Sale—An issue of
Credit
price
Due
8
p.m.
196F to
Due
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1980
able at all branches
in the Prov¬
ince of
Quebec, of the bank men¬
tioned in the loan procedure.
St. Romuald-d'Etchemin
Parish,
Quebec
Bond
Inc., as 6s, at a
basis of about
Quebec,
93.02,
of
Ouellet, Par¬
until
bids
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
$230,000
improvement bonds offered
Dec. 6 was sold to a syndicate
Offering-^Antoine Gosse-
lin,
Parish
will
a
receive
7.12%.
Secretary-Treasurer,
bids
sealed
until
Jonquiere, Quebec
Bond
Offering—Lionel Harvey,
City
will
Clerk,
bids until 3 p.m.
for
the
1981
$1,632,000
of
Dated Feb. 1,
Feb. 1 from 1962 to
on
inclusive.
bank
1,
1962
to
Principal' and
interest
yV..ft lv'.•
■
Waterloo, Quebec ft
■ft
1961.
1981
in the loan pro¬
mentioned
cedure.,/.'
all
at
payable
Feb.
from
Province
Principal and in¬
(F-A)
Dated
Feb. 1
payable at all branches in
of Quebec, of the
(F-A)
the
•
terest
on
inclusive.
(EST) on Jan. 16
purchase
Due
sealed
receive
bonds.
sewer
Due
-'
branches in the Province of Que¬
Bond Offering—J. A, Renaud,
Secretary - Treasurer, will
receive
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
loan
procedure.
bonds.
Quebec
Repentigny,
Sale
Bond
28
—
v.
—
The
192,
town
offered
2560
on
—
Dominion
bids
until
8
announce
that
we
Dated
Feb.
1961.
1,
1, 1962 and 1963.
staffs of
all
branches
Quebec,
Se-
of
in
Province
the
the
Berwyn T Moore
hi
Incorporated
-
of
terms
Company
&
an
agreement
appears
between
as
a
the
parties.
Undersigned under
This
announcement
of record only.
matter
,
Louisville, Kentucky
NEW ISSUE
January 12, 1961
I.
■J"
We also
i
0
announce
$200,000.00
the appointment of
f
ft1/
DALE
l' ft
F. LINCH and
7/
SPECK ELECTRONICS,
J. BERGES REIMER
INC.
\>h
as
•
if
our
Co-Managers of our Louisville Office,
first in Kentucky, and
our
6%
20th coast to coast
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
'ft
ii
Members
!i
Marion E.
'f
o) the Mew 7ork Stock Exchange and Other Principal Exchanges
Taylor Building
Electro-Science
000.00
209 South LaSalle Street
upon
be
to
Convertible Debentures
Investors, Inc.,
advanced
when
has committed
needs
■
•
•
,
Louisville 2,
t ft
tl/
i JM'
JUniper 4-7346
DEarborn 2-0500
"
CG 35
-rNEW
YORK
SAN
FRANCISCO
DENVER
1
Offices in 20 Cities
Ts
$200-
by Speck Electronics, Inc.
'•
.ft
1
ft,
..
/
v
-
.
Chicago 4, Illinois
Kentucky
LS 88
additional
for further funds develop and
fulfillment of certain conditions
•-
V
an
OMAHA
INDIANAPOLIS
Electro-Science Investors, Inc.
A Federal Licensee Under the Small
727
of
mentioned
bank
in the loan procedure.
All these debentures have been purchased by the
f
Due
Princi¬
have acquired the securities business
and sales and clerical
'<V
LiM
The
to
p.m.
pal and interest (F-A) payable at,
were
p.
Feb.
on
$90,000
bonds
sealed
(EST) on Jan. 17 for the purchase
of
$50,D00 real estate purchase
on
awarded
pleased to
■
Town
f.
are
8
(EST) on Jan. 17/ for the
purchase of $145,000 akueduct and
p.m.
Dec.
We
•'
Parish, Quebec
1./6L960.
Dec.
from
1
town
on
sealed
Dated
improvement
*1
1975
(EST) on Jan. 16 for the purchase
of
$190,000
Waterworks bonds.
Chapais, Quebec
1981 inclu¬
Principal and interest (M-S)
»>
to
interest
Secretary-Terasurer, will re¬
ceive
price of
net interest cost of about
5y4s and 6s, at
as
1261.
(CST) on
school
mentioned
Bond Offering—D.
15
Dec.
on
purchase of $900,-
elementary
1961
and
Province
St. Gedeon
Simard
F.
various city bonds.
Washington, Wis.
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
B.
of-
'.'-'V ■//•,.. ••'''•ft-
Offering
from
1
Principal
cedure.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
on
Treasurer's
■)l
■A
J.
local im¬
Dec. 1
Due
1965
fice.
and
purchase of $5,600
the
at
Jan.
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Elden
—
obligation
1962
able
at the
Legal¬
Bernard
Offering
Dec.
payable at all branches in
of Quebec, of the
(J-D)
the
Quebec; J. E". Laflamme, Ltd., and
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
by Preston, ThorHorowitz, of Seattle.
Offering
a
Inc.; Banque Provinciale du Can¬
ada; La Corporation de Prets de
general
from
Langley, Wash.
Company,
Legality approved
inclu¬
1981
to
Seattle.
provement bonds.
approved
Bond
the Barnes Banking
1963
on
inclusive.
Aylmer, Quebec
re¬
p.m.
Broehm, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Jan. 17 for the purchase of $176,-
(PST)
Principal
(F-A)
grimson
Prin¬
Dated Feb. 1,
revenue
on
payable
County Treasurer's office.
of
from 1963 to 1995 inclusive.
sewer
from
6s and 6I/2S, at
as
Appleton, Wis.
Dated Feb.
Feb. 1 from 1963
inclusive.
interest
receive
(MST)
purchase
Due
1981
to
Rig-
bonds.
Feb. 1
$405,000
U'
1961.
1,
(P. O. Kaysville), Utah
Bond Offering—William C.
Due
purchase of $60,000
1960.
Dated Dec. 1,
school bonds.
composed of Grenier, Ruel & Co.,
receive
purchase
Co., Ltd.,
Principal and interest (M-S)
Bond
a.m.
the
for
26
11
Jan. 16 for the
price of 97.31.
WISCONSIN
$200,000 school bonds.
Central
3
Legality
approved
by
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
■
will
Treasurer,
County
on
until
office.
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
Bond
and Dallas Union Securities Co.
bids
payable at the County Treasurer's
King County School Dist. No. 411
(P. O. Issaquah), Wash.
Na¬
will
Treasurer,
Feb. 6 for the pur¬
of $300,000 general obliga-
1
a
Munger,
receive
(EST) on
Red-
G.
on
March
sive.
Principal and in¬
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Weter, Roberts
& Shefelman, of Seattle.
tional Bank in Dallas,
Securities
pur¬
sold to
was
G.
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
bank
tion'school, series 1961-A bonds.
Dated
March
1,
1961.
Due on
obli¬
bonds
QUEBEC
(F-A)
terest
■
sealed
chase
of Feb. 1, 1969.
193, p. 56 — were
syndicate headed by
Other members of the syndicate
as
Feb. 2 for the
$1,415,000 general
1963 to 1981 inclusive.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, Inc., and Rauscher, Pierce
& Co., Inc.
were
a.m.
gation 1959, series B bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1 from
Merrill
'fth
11
on
of
chase
Sale—The $1,800,000 gen¬
Bond
1
Wichita
until
bids
sealed
(PST)
County (P. O.
Falls), Texas
will re¬
County
(PST)
19
Quebec
Offering—J.
Secretary-Treasury,
(P.O. Yakima),
Offering—Fred
ceive
A. A. Trem-
—
Treasurer,
County
per,
ceive
Wichita
Bond
of $1,-
composed of The Dominion
Securities
Corp.,
Ltd., Dawson,
Washington
mon,
56—
Ira Haupt & Co.,
193,
Yakima School
County,
Principal and in¬
payable
at
all
(F-A)
Bond
improvement
Dec.
1,
St. David-de-Falardeau School
—
on
Feb.
Feb. 1 from 1962 to
on
.
issue
An
$252,500
branches in the Province of Que¬
Hannaford, Ltd., and A. E. Ames
District No. 7
King County, Highline Sch. Dist.
No. 401 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
of¬
bonds
tax
& Shefelman,
.;k--
Jan.
on
of
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
loan procedure.,; •"
ft
group
&
Yakima
Legality approved by Weter,
& Shefelman, of Seattle.
fice.
offered
Weter, Roberts
.
city
063,732
and
'
■■■
Sale
Bond
interest
Principal
r
(EST)
p.m.
Commission,
in¬
1971
to
of Seattle.
Roberts
5—v.
awarded to
were
'if
Jan.
on
by
1963
■'
Quebec
Jacques-Marie
—
purchase
inclusive.
1981
terest
Cornwall, Ontario
Due
inclusive.
1981
to
$375,000 school-
unlimited
house
fered
1963
from
1
'• '
; -i
8
the
Due
1961.
ONTARIO
payable at the City Treas¬
office.
Legality approved
(J-J)
general
obligation
bonds.
Feb. 1, 1961. Due on Feb.
from
1
Jan.
urer's
Dated
as
Texas
rft..
(PST) on
Principal" and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's of¬
IVaxahachie Indep.
.
•ft
Corp.,
000
4^s and 4.40s.
•
i;i
V
First
the
clusive.
for the purchase of $500,-
Jan. 20
56—were awarded to a group
composed of Dittmar & Co., Inc.;
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc.,
p.
receive
will
Clerk,
City
Moran,
on
•"..
■
1961
library
1, 1961.
Jan.
Dated
Varney
Offering—Irene
receive
(PST)
of
purchase
obligation
bonds.
sealed
on Feb.
$210,000
will
8
the
general
Edmonds, Wash.
Bond
until
for
6
p.m.
Clerk,
bids
1 from
inclusive.
1981
aqueduct, bonds., Dated
Ltd., Dominion Securities
Corp., Ltd., Wood, Gundy & Co.,
Ltd.,
Canadian
Bank of Com¬
merce, and Royal Bank of Canada,
as
5s, at a price of 94.59.
Green,
for
17
1
P., Parish Secretarywill
receive
sealed
until
bids
of $4,-
issue
An
Ames,
Bond Offerings—Harris F.
Co.
&
WASHINGTON
(P. O. La Joya), Texas
U
Seattle,
of
—
N.
Treasurer,!,
000,000 school bonds was sold to
a
syndicate composed of A.. E.
National
The
to
Commerce,
Puyallup, Wash.
■
/
Tabasco
of
Sale
Bond
Gaulin,
39,
Columbia
British
to
Bond Offering
School District No.
Vancouver
gen¬
and Associates.
jUJ.
■<
$323,000
Utah, N. A., Continental Bank
Trust
awarded
Bank
Co., First Security Bank
&
F. Hutton
Sale—The
Jan.
on
Basile-le-Grand Parish,
St.
BRITISH COLUMBIA
obligation, series A bonds ofon
Jan. 5—v. 193, p. 56—
were
L.
Edward
-
CANADA
Due
1971 inclusive.
6s. Due on Jan.
as
1972
iered
syndi¬
a
of
2664—were awarded
& Co., and A. G.
4—v.
fC'v
tij
$275,000 water
on Jan.
bonds offered
sewer
of
composed
Burton &
i
■
eral
$650,000
sold to
was
58,00
School District No. 1
5V2S.
as<
from 1962 to
office.
Shefelman, of Seattle.
Bond
Corp., Ltd., at a price of
follows:
as
$32,000
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
Sanpete School District
.
purchase
&
Pierce County
(P. O. Ephraim), Utah
building bonds.
Prin¬
Treasurer's
Town
98.11,
at
the
First National
in Port Washington. Le¬
gality approved by Quarles, Herriott & -demons, of Milwaukee.
payable
(F-A)
curities
Bank,
Legality approved by Weter, Rob¬
Texas
1
the
at
payable
bonds.
1961
Due on Feb. 1
1, 1961.
from 1963 to 1973 inclusive.
$200,000 sewer
Dec. 13—v. 192,
2276—were
p.
obligation
Dated Feb.
Salt
O.
awarded to J. A.
Hogle & Co., and Garrett-Bromfield & Co., jointly.
1978 to 1990 inclusive.
Houston Indep.
Sale—The
Bond
inclusive.
1977
to
4s.
as
from
Lake
3%s. Due on April 1
as
from
U,
District (P.
City), Utah
Improvement
1
general
County, Granger-Hunter
Salt Lake
as
Business Investment Act of 1958
South Central Expressway, Richardson, Texas
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