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Reg. E7. S. Pat. Office
Volume
193
Number
6017
New York
7, N. Y., Monday, January-2, 1961
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
ACF Industries,
Net
ladings,
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
T.
about
to
all
its
shipped by
goods
"This
and
new
strength
return
A
favorable,
the figure
ago
of
for
revenue
railroads
example of
rate
ladings
new
volume Tor
plus^ rapid
changes
"TOFC"
for
the rails
finds
development
racks by equipment manufacturers,
1961," Mr. Taylor said, "our engineers
"For
special
truck
equipment
for
additional
New York Stock
Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange..^
Boston Stock Exchange
anticipating demand
are
ladings,
piggyback
new
such
as
tractors
riding saddleback, liquids and-semi-liquids, boats, house
trailers, and also livestock moving in. two- and three-deck demountable
-carriers.
Yes, even pigs will travel piggyback in. 1961," Mr. Taylor
added.
Increases
14,500
Mr.
nations
will play
cars,
Foundry
the
in
Taylor
'''
-
.
said.
flatcar
important
an
He
will
division
continue
fleet,,
part
added That
to
totaling
now
in
the
stress
its
an
American
piggyback
own
Car
December
and
192,
products
Aerosol
Aerosol
filed
.
shares- of
125,000
share
Kletz
&
Silliman
The
Inc.
will
The
principal
share
per
28,
for
Conn.,
sale
public
at
receive
through -January
1964
manufactures
and
has
company
purchase
and
40c
a
10,000
granted
$4
company
dustrial,
pharmaceutical,
other
ucts
for
The
company
of
the
net
medical,
for
concerns
sale
packages
Dow-Jones
through January
in¬
to
certain
of
addition
common
shares
300,000
Sheperd,
bank
stock
Net
$5,432,197
4,218,159
4,110,760
ops.
$75,745
$91,548
$1,214,038
income.
11,510
16,272
354,925
$1,295,706
353,575
Federal
corporation reported
ended
year
$33,646,538
.
Net
to
$1.85
or
J.
marily
measured
than
that
The
the
of
1958-59
company's
would
season
gas,
10%
or
minor
portion
of
fiscal
the
and
Greene
Messrs.
also
of
These
Commission
for
the
tended
to
rates
collected
as
a
to
then
the
of
the
of
portion
further
24,
final
Public
The
costs.
determi¬
Service
for
compensate
is
Com¬
Southern's
annual
resulting
gas
to
offset
contract
$300,000
rates
to
reimburse
in
the
to
final
order
refund
the
excess
The order of the Commission
subject to refund to the company's
are
disallowance
by
by
rate
the
the
company
Federal
increase.—V.
from
Power
192,
p.
matures
uled
to
on
Dec.
21
details
of
an
extension
of
an
gain
46
of
an¬
the
said
scored
the
ship¬
will approximate
all-time record of
were
built
up
which
strike
did
not
that
and
that
no
executive
actual
could
one
said.
drew
users
nearly
jumped
year
circumstance
Alcoa
aluminum
industry's
major
heavily
consumption
problem
effect
products
the
is
on
exceeded
prevailing
profits
on
remains
in
the
low
face
of
strong
this
prices,
of
excess
being
was
and
attacked
marketing
promise
area
so
problem
industry
on
development
in
with
to
capacity, a
vigorously
programs.
aluminum
move
Ad¬
usage
supply whenever the business tone strengthens
has
than
r
the
Denver
for
warrants
of
is
Co.,
It
a
major
ry.
garage,
$254,812
Co.—Earnings-
153,272
ops.
192,
332,737
*$77,925
$830,533
*79,302
'101,270
ended
Nov.
30,
of
Nov.
30
as
shares
,
$158,632,873
were
The
a
in
Net Up
and
other
fabricating
1959
to
1960.
capital
$1.1
the
and
aluminum
high
a
expenditures
billion,
developments,
product
facilities,
remains at
program
for the
next
necessitate
industry's
new
capital
level.
year
decade
will
from
witness
1951
a
through
continuation
facilities, Mr. Litchfield said.
1.
p.
was
organized under Delaware law in March 1960.
is to prospect and explore for phosphate mineral resources
company
are
business
Year-End
—
.
(formerly
of
for
the
$150,914,568
vs.
increase
from
consumption of aluminum in transmission towers
300% since 1958, and its use continues to grow
pounds per auto by 1965.
these,
purpose
southern
•>.
West
Penn
for
$22,074,808
Electric
the
12
Co.)
The
to
months
believed
to
exist
part of Israel.
In
substantial
Pursuant
to
its
quantity
in
contract with
the
the
Negev, the
Government
will
be carried on in that country. Under the terms of the
the company must deposit $55,000 to the credit of the sub¬
after the subsidiary is authorized to begin operations.
company intends to make this money available by way of a loan
System
12
a
to
year
serves
Pennsylvania,
in
months
stockholders
consolidated
ended
Nov.
30,
that
if.
1961
general
during
mijd-year. No public financing is contemplated.
it
will
of
If
be
this
such
money
borrowed
stock
the
first
two
emergency outlays
ment of operations
will
show
business
subsidiary.
sold
sale.
is
required
the
by
Of
the
before
sufficient
shares
and repaid from the
proceeds from the
first two years to cover
company
$425,000
net
stock sale, $300,000 will be used
during the
the costs of equipment and services for
prospecting and exploration,
including core drilling; $75,000 for ore evaluation, testing, administra¬
tion, travel, reports, expert consulting services and related expenses
1960,
ago.
estimates
shortly
proceeds
electric
customers
in
five
Virginia and West Virginia.
earnings
the
are
1959.
revenues
uptrend by
older
which
common
which
compared
year-end statement
an
of
rate
tonnage applications as outdoor substations.
including the 1960 "breakthrough" of the aluminum
engines, promise to raise average unit use from 56
115
own
192,
The
$1,247,092
153,715
.
Allegheny Power
Maryland, Ohio,
moderate
resumes
120%
a
stock, to be offered for public sale at $4 per share. Each share
stock
will
carry
two warrants entitling the holder to
with each warrant one new share to be offered by the com¬
pany in the first issue of shares following this one, at a discount
of 25 %
below the offering price. Public offering of the shares is to
be made by Casper Rogers Co. on a best efforts basis, for which it
will receive a selling commission of 60 cents per share. In addition,
the
underwriter
has
been
granted a three-year option to purchase
25,000 shares at $4 per share; and the promotors as part of their
original purchase of capital shares have been granted similar options
to buy 35,900 shares at $4 per share.
,
with $20,999,154 for the 12 months
1959, or $2.38 a share on 9,276,000 shares outstanding
this year, compared
with $2.34 a share on 8,976,000
operating
to
exceeded
sidiary
outstanding
Total
millions
contract,
•
30, ' 1960,
Nov.
for
the company has organized a wholly owned Israeli subsidiary,
America-Israel
Phosphate Co., Ltd.,
through which the
company's
Allegheny Power System, " Inc.
reports consolidated net income
ended
material
of Israel,
Allegheny Power System, Inc.
Statement—
residing
purchase
2217.
p.
for
common
1960—11 Mosi—1959
$2,582,919
$3,105,928
1,752,386
1,858,836
$107,621
10,335
.
income
oper.
^Deficit.—V.
years,
America-Israel Phosphate Co., Inc.—Files for Offering
Its
Net
marketing
This company, of 82 Beaver Street, New York, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Dec. 23, 1960, covering 125,000 shares of
of
$260,893
expenses
ry.
future
that:
uses,
car
Alcoa's
complex in the heart
and operated by the
and the 1,000-room Denver
1960—Month—1959
revenue
from
knowledge
of substantial outlays for new and better
shares.
2,000-car underground
192, p. 2217.
oper.
packaging,
and electrical
has chalked up a three-fold market
and now accounts for more than 25%
increase
usage
modernized
1960
«
Alabama, Tennessee & Northern RR.
rev.
industry confidence in
the
Mr.
of containers,
transportation
and
con¬
dollar
agreement,
the
Period End. Nov. 30—
Net
five
jumped
expenditures
Square is a two-block real estate
includes a department store leased
oper.
for
multi-million
siding
demand
industry
has
Because
Hotel—V.
Railway
Railway
basis
fields
own
penetrating the rigid container market at
such
seen
pounds
will be
1,000,000
House
Denver.
May
of
terms
property
Alcda's
that
technology in the
residential
growing
such
or
of Webb & Knapp. The note
$4,000,000 note of a whollyheld by Alleghany which was sched¬
1976.
in
remarked
Litchfield said, is
Mr.
Aluminum
is a direct obligation
1961, and replaces a
Knapp subsidiary
He
of the
less
in
the
—V.
•
with
1909.
p.
homes.
it is contemplated that title to
transferred to Alleghany on June 1, 1961
in
exchange for $19,950,000 in Webb & Knapp notes now held by
Alleghany, plus $50,000 in cash. Warrants for 10,000,000 'shares of
Webb & Knapp common stock issuable to Alleghany under the original
agreement entered into in 1956 will be cancelled and replaced with
A
Corp.,
agreement
\
1,
&
mature
states:
nounced
June
Webb
Under
the
697.
Alleghany Corp.—Agreement Extended—
kllan P. Kirby, Chairman ana President- of Alleghany
which
$4,300,000
Southern
Commission
1960,
pressure
accelerate
to
Aluminum
the
should
192,
inventories
abnormal
"that
added,
product
noted.
prospects,
Knapp,"Inc., under which Alleghany will receive title to the
Square real estate project in Denver, Colo..
of the agreement has been extended to June 1, 1961.
the terms of the extension, Alleghany has received a note for
07/ned
equal
which
operating costs.
The interim
final order by the Com¬
required
be
received
Southern's
46
System
from
an
demand
interim .period.
the
Reserve
closing
Under
in¬
and
rates
the
will
of
is
the
by
fabricators
an
resident
and
commercial products,
equipment, typifies the trend.
House
The
Commission
$1;500,000
sum,
allowed
and
hearings
If
cost
additional
to
in
this
Of
increased
1961.
refund
the
of
to
increased
I960;
company
any
Alabama
the
rates
$800,000
J,
effort
&
Court
the Federal
by
on
1960, approving rates which would
Alabama Gas by $2,600,000 annually
the
increases
to
Jan.
during
result
any
other
subject
Nov.
approved
9,
of
rates;
on
finally
conditions.
for
in
to
other
Dec.
on
weather
provides that
customers
of
been
its
as
increase
prior
lower,
further
in
compensate
for
are
mission
be
gas
and
year,"
aluminum
balance
Automotive
Court
future earnings
confronting
the
problem
customers,
industry-wide
an
consequent adverse
the
already
passenger
supplier for Alabama Gas, placed
into effect on June 1 and Aug. 13,
the
not
revenue
gross
effective
company
to
the
in
Electrical
Hilton
payable to Southern due
became
that
stockholders
during
usage."—V.
only
sizable
when
of
1958,
during
president
into
alone,
reported.
company
regulatory
applied
well
as
order
normal
Southern's
amount
Gas
interim
on
expe¬
due
was
customers
more
the
subject to possible refund
are
increase
an
increases
increase
based
have
and
Alabama
mission
an
Co.,
purchased
increases
nation.
issued
the
Gas
for
rates
1960.
rate
1961
is
.
Power
two
to
':
Natural
Southern
6,400
1959,
Puryear' told
related
be
.
'
increased
fiscal
weather
increase
earnings
1960
providing service to an average
than were served in fiscal
must
normal
more
year
company.'"
for
earnings
than
1*560-61 heating season. The abnormally cold 1959-60
resulted in the sale of an additional 5.5 cubic fe&t of
than the volume sold in the preceding fiscal year.
the
in
heating
that
warmer
foreign
exceeded
after
he
said
for
Illustrative
Reserve Banks
Webb
stated
or
is
1959,
for
also,"
selective
Litchfield
in
Puryear,
A.
in
.
generally, he stated.
•
"Research, development, and promotional activity now is being
centrated
where
it
is
most
apt to
benefit
us
immediately,"
year.
R.
total
year
their
factor
more
per
Jr., President of the
annual report that earnings increased pri¬
weather experienced in the 1959-60 heating
in. degree days or the number of degrees of
comfort-heating requirements, was 9% colder
heating season,and 11% colder than normal.
normal
and
key
Redemption Calls-and Sinking Fund Notices 46
The Course of Bank Clearings..—
45
1959.
executives
if
reduced
be
rienced
A
below
temperature
mean
the
colder
of
which,
season
in
stated
because
fiscal
effective
America—Yeaj*-End Statement—
producers
Litchfield
Alcoa's
37
dividends on the preferred stock,
share, compared with $1,709,526
of
$2.45
or
Chairman; and
Greene,
company,
fiscal
payment
in
share
per
N.
after
$2,263,174
rates,
that we'd all
be
in good shape if price levels were such as to make possible an
adequate return on the industry's large investment," he said.
"We
hope the pricing low point was touched this year, and that firmer
prices, at higher levels, can be established during 1961.",
for thecompared with
$40,306,804
lower
customer
domestic and
total
inventories
"Demand
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
-A:
Report—
totaled
1960,
filed
costs.
19 that operating revenues
Dec.
on
30,
preceding
the
in
income,
amounted
Sept.
earlier
shipments."
Mr.
37
Averages
by
know
rising
Condition Statements^! Member Banks of
2217.
p.
$2.38
-
$5,406,466
348,092
Co.
increased
in
happen
prices,
43
Bond
to
"We
39
Section..... 42
to
set
the
over
1959
!
Corporation and Investment News—
1
State and City Bond Offerings
53
Dividends Declared and Payable
9
Foreign Exchange Rates.:
46
Mos.—1959
$439,640
at
these
anticipation
"Shipments
R.
371,627
Alabama Gas Corp.—Annual
The
fiscal
Herman
$447,372
ry.
oper.
192,
by
1960—11
1960—Month—1959
30—
Nov.
from
rwy.
—V.
owned
estimated
are
changes on Allegheny Power System
negligible," the company adds, "and they can
in
This
tons
in
vances
RR.—Earnings—
Youngstown
&
operating expenses
rev.
is
1960
place.
expect
General
Canton
Period End.
which
of
and
tons
users
40%
Miscellaneous Features
outstanding
has
company
for
in Alcoa's annual year-end statement, said;
aluminum, in all forms, as measured by U. S.
year
2,480,000
take
38
Markets
Stock
of
promote
for
this
through
,
Rwy. operating revenue.
Net
all
President.
Akron,
Rwy.
loans,' the
business
consumption during 1961 should continue at near record
to Lawrence Litchfield, Jr., President of Aluminum
by
under its own name.
All
will be added to working
capital.
In
of
continued
changing
'
Litchfield,
2,300,000
-
38
Transactions New York Stock Exchange..—
them under their own brand names.
not
proceeds
household,
increase
an*
revenues
America.
ments
National Quotation Industrial Stock^Averages 37
SEC Index of Stock Prices
...f
37
dental and -veterinary aerosol prod¬
.
by
sell any products
from the stock sale
does
cosmetic,
Earnings
Power
effect
to
"Demand
:
...
Stock Exchanged
Over-the-Counter
at
1966.
The
show
the
according
of
Mr.
35
Canadian Stock Exchange.........
Toronto Stock Exchange
option
an
35
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
Penn
share
per
Aluminum
Co.
"
com¬
shares
common
share
$6 per
share
per
reflect
1960.
expected
levels,
46
Coast Stock
Montreal
covering
1960,
headed by Michael G.
have agreed to purchase
who
underwriters
the ^shares
of
offered
be
to
Bridgeport,
Dec.
on
ending Friday,
23
35
Common—
Avenue,
SEC
1959.
Aluminum Co. of
Exchange
37
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange..... 37
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
37
underwriters
of
plus $8,500 for expenses.
underwriter to
the
the
stock,
group
a
purchasers
mission
to
Ill
common
through
Co.,
find
or
Inc.,
registration statement with
a
per
$4
Techniques,
Inc.—Registers
be
35
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific
Techniques,
1960
commercial
30
46
2505..
p.
in
overall
earnings
25
Detroit Stock Exchange week ending Friday,
December 23
the year, including the incorporation of design advances in
existing equipment
and
the marketing
of
several
new
products.—
South
"The
13
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange.
'during
V.
than
September,
':
piggyback traffic,
increased
company's
Boston Stock Exchange week
'L
estimated
''
for
and
including the decline in steel operations, but nevertheless will
higher
tomers.
possible by
suitable
auto-
carrying
for
output
revenues
share on 9,276,000 shares outstanding, more than offsetting the
of issuing 300,000 additional shares in
April.
Following study and discussion with the Pennsylvania Public Utility
Commission, West Penn Power Co., an Allegheny subsidiary, agreed
in December to a
$500,000 reduction in annual charges to its cus-
Page
made
of
electric
Residential
Industrial
effect
Stock and Bond Quotations
(Trailer-on-Flat-
was
1960.
per
*
1.8%.
was
the
railroads
prime
saying that this added
car i,
year
source
favorable cost factors," Mr. Taylor said. He cited the
of long-distance shipment of new automobiles
in
the
to
19G0's
as
rail.
growing
be
and
1959.
over
in
MISCELLANEOUS
-
revenues
4%
rise
picture,
In This Issue
Chairman ol ACF Industries, Inc.,
stated in a forecast
coming year. He added that unless general railroad carloadings
upward, piggyback shipments
will account this year for 2%,
spurt
n
Total
^
and expanded flatcar fleets will
than 700,000 in 1961, William
the
of
INSURANCE
•
more
Taylor,
for
f
Inc.—Industry Forecast—
technological advances
help boost piggyback carloadings to
INDUSTRIAL
•
projecting
•
and
company
to
and
the
24
the award
creating
duction .program.
The
years;
during
the
the
balance
month
of
the
financing
for
contingencies
and
period from the commence¬
concession, and for costs of
and
development
of
the
pro-
•»
has outstanding 179,500 shares of
common
stock, of
i
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
2
of New York,
Co.
owns
of
management officials as a group own 45,500 shares,
Is listed
as
board chairman and Walter B. Frank
American Book-Stratford Press,
Sidney Satenstein, President of
of
the, "big
three" of the
InCT,"
sales
book
for
at
of
duction
the
advance
sets,
dollar
figures
that
noted
his
"one
of
the
tests have shown that these machines do a
of imparting certain kinds of knowledge. Grolier
to
them
boots,
Inc.
Press,
was
main
New
York
manufacturing
and said that
Vermont.
Brattleboro,
and
Book-Stratford
American
7.*". ^7-7
"
'
i By
7;'
Wesley,
Holt,
as:
Inc.;
Oxford
University
I
SIDNEY BROWN
Bobbs-Merrill
Press;
.
a
offering prices for
where
solid
of
this
complexity
Dynisco
My
latter
Corporate
Bonds
.
m
-
-
Corporate
Stocks I
Total
Corporates
$56,809,900
9,875,000
21,902,670
1,600,000
and
cost
instrumentation
2-Jan.
6—
$16,025,000
Jan.
9-Jan. 13—
65,004,400
Jan.16-Jan. 20—
12,125,000
Jan. 23—Jan. 27—
19,000,000
•
Total
_
Last Week's Data
*
$112,154,400
87,304,400
million or more.
$1
The
customary
,
$90,187,570
,91,261,170
$202,341,970
178,565,570
professors
course
desolate market in the past
-
recovery
Taken
more
a
of the downward
of
:'<'WUV
■
outgoing Administration,
from
aggressive Federal administrative plan
cycle and to remove the hard core of chronic
Some
a
of
result
the recently
are not firm yet and as
figures below, consist of: Georgia Power Co.,
million would be in
of issues.)
Total of Both
Financings
*
,,
lows
obvious
a
hefty
banking
but
■
legal separation from
money
and unsound credit.
^
'
$1,109,882,450
$1,666,676,670
$1,648,855,650
*
f This
includes
$569,278,000 (50)
$635,548,000 (60)
municipals
here
the
T.W.A.
are
two
$100
million
public
preferreds.
deberiture~ Offer
and—-
Listed
IN
here are-the larger corporate
next four weeks. Four
THE NEXT
:
;
•
LARGER ISSUES
WEEKS
FOUR
7
and municipal issues slated to appear in the
equipment trust certificates are to be found in this listing:
Weekxtf January 3: $8,550,000 Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR., equipment trust
certif.; $5,100,000 Drexel Equity Fund, Inc., common; 9,000 Shares of Rohm & Haas
Co., common; $6,950,000 Motors Insurance Corp., bonds; 600,000 shares of. Pocket
Books, Inc., common; 665,838 shares of Lone Star Gas Co., common. In Muncipals—
-
$28,980,000, Connecticut;
School District, Ohio.
-
$14,525,000,
Fulton County, Ga.;
>
^
.
.
$6,000,000,
Toledo
City
/'
Week of January 9: 78,955 shares of Bowl-Mor Co., Inc., common; $2,000,000 BowlCo., Inc., debentures; $3,210,000 Missouri Pacific RR., equipment trust certif.;
:
Mor
#
✓
■
$25,634,400 Brunswick Corp., debentures; $10 million Iowa Power & Light Co.,
bonds; $13,260,000 Pacific Gas Transmission Co., debentures; and $8,400,000 Southern
Pacific Co., equipment trust certificates. In Municipals—$17 million Port of New
Orleans, La.; $30 million Los Angeles Schdol District, Calif; $4,800,000 Louisville,
Ky.; $95 million California; $4,200,000 Davidson County, Tenn.; and $4,440,000
Livonia- School
District,
Mich.
Week of January 16: 155,000 shares of Mortgage
Guaranty Insurance Corp., common;
$11,500,000 Gulf States Utilities Co., common; $7 million Kansas Gas & Electric CO.,
bonds; $4,125,000 New York Central RR., equipment trust certif. In Municipals—
$7,500,000 Seattle, Wash.; $4,569,000
million Columbus City School Dis¬
trict, Ohio; $56,200,000 New York State; $30 million Oregon; $12,840,000 Contra
Costa County Water District, Calif.; and $23 million Pennsylvania State Public
School Building Authority, Pa.
$7,500,000
Northern
Illinois
University,
111;
Alhambra City High School District, Calif.; $7
flood of worthless
i
Third," the singular effect interest rate change can have as evidenced by the flurry
of the "magic fives." Fourth, the stock market plunge after a most rapid rise in
1959. Fifth, the unsuccessful fight to lift the Federal interest rate ceiling on govern¬
ment
long-term securities.
Sixth, the large scale advance refunding to help
lengthen the composition of the Federal debt. Seventh, the failure of the interest
rate to decline in the capital market to levels experienced in previous recessions
._—$$1,125,731,170
stocks-—,—-—.
bank and insurance company financing.
This includes the A.T.&T. Feb. 23 rights to shareholders. Also included
redeemable gold, asserting we no longer
commodity as gold to protect us from a
$899,461,120
210,421,330
excludes private
1960 will go down in financial history for some remarkable
between the reams of predictions about 1960 marking
need to monetize such a
$917,037,520
208,693,650
corporates—
Total
the difference
record since 1933-34's
285,746,300
s
Total
events. One was
the start of the
"golden sixties" and the actual trend of events.- Another was the national alarm
about our gold-outflow* resulting from the continuing deterioration of our balance
of payments and misgivings about the dollar held abroad. Despite these misgivings,
about the course of the dollar, writers, bankers, economists have jumped to the
fore proposing a complete domestic divorce from gold and, without a look at the
The year
$538,973,200 (54)
Corporate stocks without dates
by continued firming of bond
GLANCE
(54)
Corporate stocks with dates___
BEHAVIOR
BACKWARD AND FORWARD
257,491,300
dates
Total bonds____
Total
(22)
(32)
$253,226,900
$253,454,200
dates
Corporate bonds without
■ ■
prices with demand
yields. Nevertheless, the first
York Stock Exchange recorded
and 93 highsdOne should expect the highs to increase except for those
poor risk issues so long as the Federal Government does not mount up
dose of deficit financing based on monetizing public debt through the
system.
;
I
A
Last Week
(23)
(31)
.f$540,945,500
Corporate bonds with
winding up larger than supply at the equilibrating
three weeks of December revealed bonds on the New
90
1st mortgage bonds, $8 million
preferreds and $6 million common; Swift Co. convertible debentures up to $35 mil¬
lion; and 418,536 shares to stockholders of Delaware Power & Light Co. The
Chronicle's compilation of securities with announced, definite offering expectations
includes those in the four-week table above as well as those with later offering
dates and those still without affixed dates.
(Data in parentheses denote number
registered issues without offering dates and added to
of Dec. 29 was $39,877,000 of stocks and bonds.
week was marked
dilemma.
financing plans, which
announced
$29.5 million, of which $15.5
Midland Capital Corp.'s $16,250,000
municipals was $83,230,000, and the'
largest issue here was the $30 million Oregon offering for Jan. 17. [Since this was
written, Baltimore, Md., has announced a Feb. 15 $47,550,000 new issue financing.]
past
in
of relying
not figured in the backlog
are
largest issue was the scheduled Feb, 1
common. Added to the Chronicle's calendar of
The
It will go
-Total Backlog-
week ending Dec. 28 contained
S. E. BOND PRICE
Massachu-
JVIUNICIFAImS UP BUT CORPORATE BACKLOG IS UNCHANGED
.
The
N. Y.
the
in 1959 to achieve full pros¬
dollars, from participating in European prosperity—the year's
our
securities^totaled $7,920,000 in three issues.
the backlog of
of
■U.'lc
Chronicle's corporate calendar
the
two
solely on increased government spending.
Unless recovery, or massive Federal financing occurs, the interest rate trend for
long-term capital is bound to decline. Banks are in a peculiar, voluntary position
of being loaned up and while this does help provide lower short-term interest
rates than is the case now it still, nevertheless, has helped keep some of our dollars
from joining others that have fled abroad. Either way, though, our short-term rates
are not helpful to our economic downturn and certainly have not prevented
many
the
$9,277,000 in public corporate offerings, which included two debentures of $4 million
and $4.5 million respectively, and $20,250,000 in privately placed debt obligations. Sale of state-local
,•
beyond automatic stabilizing to definite contra-cyclical fiscal policy instead, as
$507,263,000 $709,604,970
333,995,000.. 512,560,570
.'
by
One of the tools most likely to be used will be taxes.
unemployment.
$59,690,000 * $132,524,900
248,794,400
173,915,000
197,317,670
163,290,000
130,968,000
110,368,000
■
CHANGES IN THE PAST WEEK
1953
This Week
*Municipals
'
;
systems.
in
of
founded
was
WEEKS
$72,834,900
74,879,400
34,027,670
20,600,000
Jan.
7
settlement of the on-and-off again huge but desul¬
1961 will be subjected to
to arrest the
equities without effective dates are
NEXT FOUR
7 777"^v.7:;
;.v.-
both
area,
pearance.
THE
purchase of Dynisco were the growth
the ability of its highly trained technical
work that the firm has been doing in
devices.
state
firm's
1958, the
reach the
the
of its product line,
the development
comparable nature. Eighth, failure of the
The year
estimates are made based on information obtained privately and/or
methodically deduced from financing plans. The four-week visible supply below is
confined to those securities with tentative set sales dates. The tally should provide
a conservative indication as to the demand for capital in the oncoming four weeks.
The data are broken down by major type of security and applicable week of ap¬
IN
young
tory T.W.A. financing.
given,
FINANCING
'• :7
the
reflect
Brake Shoe and Dynisco management
feel that the company is near a technical break-through in the manu¬
facture of a solid state
transducer—a device which will reduce
the
In
ket purchases. And eleventh, final
drew to a close the number of issues
instances
those
not
other
Inc.;
Co.
three years
perity in 1960^when, as noted above, we plunged into the present mild recession.
Ninth, A.T.&T.'s record high stock financing plan. Tenth, new ways utilized by the
Federal Reserve to increase member bank reserve credit without resort to open mar¬
.
In
such
for
influencing
factors
and
field
the
books
Rinehart
in registration with the S.E.C.,
was slightly over 300
(it was 303 as of Dec. 22) and there were four railroad equip¬
ment trust certificates and ten public utilities with sales dates set. Only last March
30 there were 414 pending registration statements—an all time high in S.E.C.'s
history. In view of the announced decline in plant-equipment spending plans for
1961 and the highly liquid position of corporations the outlook for an increase in
■pending registrations to the 400 and over mark seems doubtful: indeed at this time.
The four-week float of bonds, common and preferred stock approximated $202 mil¬
lion for the period Jan. 2-27. It is around $25 million higher than last week's tally
and is but $50 million less than last year's figure of $253 million for the comparable
period. Larger municipals in the four weeks ahead, however, came to $709,604,970
compared to last year's figure of $539 million for the equivalent period.
The attempt in this column is to estimate the demand for capital funds for issues
with firm public.offering intentions with and without offering dates. Issues in. regis^tration with the S.E.Cl and cleared with other appropriate Federal agencies are
accepted as definitely coming on the market except in those cases where issues
are indefinitely—not temporarily—postponed, withdrawn, and go into administrative
and court hearings.
' ;;7 ;;77;>
7
..'■7;'.-.
the year
As
staff,
.
manufactures
Press
Major
potential
& Winston, Inc.; Simon & Schuster,
Inc.; E. P. Dutt&n &, Co. Inc.; Dodd Mead & Co.; William Morrow &
Co. Inc.;" J. B. Lippencott & Co.; Greystone Corp.;
Crown Publishers,
Ino.; Farrar,."Straus
& Cudahy, Inc.;
Harper & Brothers; Addison
publishers
past
the
over
''7;-"7."'- 7,:'' 7 '
7 '
; V
»
growth.
From nearly a quarter million dollars in
company's annual sales doubled in '59 and are expected to
three-quarter million dollar level ' bv the end of 1960.
The
1899.
'
sales
Dynisco's
rapid
including text
books, has its
plant at 75 Varick St.,' N. Y. C., and other plants at Cornwall,
of
7 7
in
step
ing fields.
plans
which produces hard-cover books of all kinds
trade books, subscription books and mail-order
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
;
founded
purchase of Dynisco, Inc.,
transducers
industry customers are companies in the plastics and chemical process¬
more
educational institutions as well as, door to door.
-.Book-Stratford
American
its
v
books.
company
has
pointed out that book publishing and
real growth industries in this country','
Satenstein
Mr.
exciting
sell
to
28
to Kempton' Dunn,
president of American Brake Shoe,
a division of the company.
Its acquisition is the
in Brake Shoe's new diversification program, and it marks
the company's entry into the instrumentation field.
Dynisco's principal products are miniature devices which measure,
pressure;
flow, force, acceleration, and displacement.
These instru¬
ments
are
used
primarily in
areas
which require high degrees of
accuracy and response speed under extreme environmental
conditions.
At
present, a large portion of Dynisco's production
is used for
telemetering ,pr data processing information concerning the operation;1
of high performance aircraft and missile systems.
■>:
In addition to the aerospace industry, Dynisco's products are widely!
V.se'cTin the fields of industrial automation and process control. Major
latest
include seven encyclopedias, seven educational reference
books, besides a large list of juvenile publications.
job
(Jo.—Acquires—
Dec.
will become
Dynisco
book publishers in the United States,
Accounting for well over 25% of the
United States reference-book sales, Grolier
1895.
teaching
efficient
totaling $10,000,000 for each year during the next decade. He recalled
also
that
American
Book-Stratford Press had 'previously signed
a
contract similar to the Grolier one with Prentice-Hall; I .
:
v
are
combined
on
According
7
_
Shoe
announced
.'••
Mass., manufacturer of electro-mechanical
ultra-sensitive measuring instruments.
and
,
contract were not disclosed, Mr.
signed contracts during 1960
of-the
company
of
in
Psychological
absolutely certain of our book pro¬
least the next 10 years, we have assured ourselves in
use of American Book's manufacturing facilities."
actual
'While
)' ■ <i'
of the largest
Boston
Brake
Cambridge,
a
new
development at Grolier has been the introduction
machines to the company's line of encyclopedias and
The machines, which contain a "program" inside a
metal box, first present a statement of fact on a certain subject, then
ask
a
question on" the material and finally give the answer. The
student moves the tape along with the eraser epd of his pencil and
cannot move back
to the statement of fact or ahead - to the answer
when he is answering the question.
f
'■
Vice-President in charge
of manufacturing for Grolier, explained, "that we have made advance
reservations on manufacturing facilities which are in heavy demand."
Satenstein
one
1
,
company
pub¬
Club and many other important
„
American
This
year
reference
to be
order
in
achieved
of wartime children have
majority
the
in
volume
four
An
of
might say," Mr. Edwad'd C. McKenna,
"You
total
are
Therefore,
ability.
"The
demand."
founded
publications
Jr.,
contract, Mr. McCabe said: "It is a well-known fact
increasing at a faster rate than manufacturing
Discussing the
that
and
Grolier Inc.,
was
.
hoUses.
lishing
new administration in Washington has promised
greater emphasis on education. This promises a continuing surge
book
in
has
day,
even
book manufacturing business, and
President of Grolier Inc., one of the largest
book publishers in America, on1 Dec. 28 announced the signing of a
10-year contract which assures Grolier the use of American Book's
production facilities for the period.
Mr.
McCabe said that under
the terms of the contract American
Book will manufacture a large percentage of Grolier's output, including
euch well-known publications fis The
Book of Knowledge; The Book
of Popular Science and The Grolier Encyclopedia.
•
.
McCabe,
J.
type,
every
one
Edward
Monday, January 2, 1961
.
Weekly Readers Children's Book
belief with a $2,500,000 expansion
facilities over the next two years.
this
up
demand for reference books, especially of the encyclo¬
increased tremendously. More schools are being built
and
age
pedic
Inc.—Lease of Facils.
American Book-Stratford Press,
said,
McCabe
Mr.
school
backing
printing and its binding
offset
its
is
Book
American
123,000 shares and
Oscar L. Chapman
as president. Mr.
Frank is also listed as president and principal stockholder of Albumina
Supply. Albumina Supply received its shares in return for the advance¬
ment of funds for travel and other services, while the other promoters
acquired their shares at 10 cents per share.—V. 192, p. 1809.
Supply
Albumina
which
.
.
(2)
pillion Otter Tail Power Co., bonds; and $12 million Texas
In Municipals—$20,303,000 Maryland; $8,495,000 Mil-'
Week of January 23: $7
•
Power
&
waukee,
Light
Wis.;
Co.,
bonds.
$76,500,000
New
York
City.
'
*
*
-
December
29, 1960.
Volume
Lee.
nautical
His
Dr.
Y.
and
Both
with
I.
M.
T.
vice
"Ya<r"T28tt"*Li
president
professor
a
with
will
and
1909...
p.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
....
and
of Dynisco, is a professor
engineering at the University.
as
remain
capacities
192,
.
president
Y. Lee is
S.
will
men
present
—V.
Li,
T;
astronautical
brother, Dr.
associated
6017
technology—the * brothers
Institute. :of
setts
Ying
Number
193
the
of
continue
firm
mechanical
Shoe
Brake
new
the
of
their
Shih
of
and
;
is
affiliation
in
with
their
M.
I.
"
T.
$355,759.
Russell
R.
to
net
excise
of
facilities
at
Pekin
and
installed
Pekin.
Pekin,
to
the
continuous
:/:v a:.-/";
111.
and
cased
barrel
965.
American Machine
Blunt
shipping
Ellis
Loewi
dumping equipment
&
vv..v!,'."■
&
proximately
Corwin
;
.
Mr.
the principal
respective names:
&
Jackson
Curtis
&
—V.
192,
&
of
the
bowling
overseas
Record Foreign
This
equipment
Samuel
and
calls
contract
allied
several
"Streamlane
bowling
new
the
Mink,
for
contract,
President
Decor"
centers
will
than
more
contract
in
the
history
of
dinated
be
AMF
300,000
:
!
i
equipment
bowling
throughout
$3,400,000
in
the
150,000
Pinspotters
and
first
new
New
24-lane
by
a
in
Brentford.
centers
p.
192,
Town
establishment
will
V.
Trans-World
After
be
E'ssex,
will
England. This
Northholt
in
that,
opened
in
establishments
and
be
Corp.,
will
another
26-lane
a
the
Carrier
Corp.
and
Radio
followed
be
has issued
Internal
the
"is
pany
Revenhe
Code
principally
which
of
products
certifying pursuant to Section 851(e) of
of
that
1954
this
investment
Boston
Corp.
America.,'
of
business
assets
are
generally
available.".—V.
192,
of
ceives
ing
Ann Arbor
Railway
Railway
All
1960—11 Mos.—1959
oper.
revenue
*$697,462
,$681,751
$7,692,248
$8,065,538
oper.
expenses
558,819
657,025
6,625,369
L.
of
S.
the
Net
from
rev.
ry.
$138,643
$24,726
$1,066,879
192,'
♦Deficit.—V.
*54,160
262,575
-187,931
2217.
p.
The
:
new
expansion
Louis
St.
last
month
The
plant
by
of
increase
Anheuser-Busch,
August
Busch,
A.
estimated
program
to
program
at
the
barrels
St.
an
expansion
phase
every
will
increase
cellars,
and
capacity
of
announced
was
immediately
When
capacity
the
is
program
capacity
of
with
the
of
7,300,000
shipping
of
improvements
of
of
practically
of the
Brew
House
billion
presently
produced
at
the
and
to
cans
package
Anheuser-Busch
improvements
new
bulk
in
The
St.
the
amount
Louis
also
include
will
be
enlarged
increased
by
handling
new
beer
of
annually.
an
addi¬
equipment
for
lots.
loading
capacity
In
bottles
12-ounce
plant
expansion is complete, it will be possible to handle
427,000.000
12-ounce
bottles
and
cans
annually.
The
cans
will
be
addition
the
to
fs
year
a
brewery
capacity at
Expansion
30%.
expansion
currently
cost
of
St.
expanded
1,300,000
to
$6,000,000.
asked
at
what
best
The
the
by
barrels
a
for
ahead
ment
To
and
"We
date.
no
is
the
if
with
ousiness
is the commitment
ahead with the enlarged
question
go
Anheuser-Busch
delay
our
program
should
If
to
believe
that
acquired
1960,
In
of
then
this
opinion,
our
is
to
growth.—V.
economy
that
Offered—An underwriting
jointly by Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Jaffray & Hop-wood on Dec. 22 offered
publicly an issue of $4,000,000 of Apache's 6% convert¬
ible subordinated debentures, due Dec. 1, 1975, at par,
plus accrued interest from Dec. 1, 1960.
"
managed
Curtis and Piper,
debentures
REDEMPTION—The
before
Dec.
1,
shares
of
under
certain
common
at
company
prior
to
1963
Dec.
the
at
conditions.
1,
1963
other
corporate
the
at
the
100%
to
from
purposes.
any
time
conversion
redeemable
are
for
those
for
the
plus
at
at
the
105%
exercise
fund
sale
will
Stock
Railway
Railway
used
Net
agement
severrl
Apache
Inc.;
chief
source
ry.
and
APAF
income
$950,078
and
and
the
option
the
of
1,
retire
debt
and
.
income
seven
to
at
months
$1,371,424,
income
present
is
derived
for
ended
and
the
July
31,
.
from
as
General
all
operations
smelting
of
of
of
to
acquiring
$184,921, a respectively.
-
Apache's
$269,356.
period
•
-.
(Reg.
were
—•-•••
U. S.
is
copper,
be
selective
24
hours,
with
the
such
will
Inc.,
necessary
$503,773
ore
mill,
The
bin,
5,416
therewith.
•
j
--
Pursuant to
of
type,
a
the
theJ
'•
•,
•
processing
a
On
account
of
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
duction
a
cells,
key job." Preliminary estimates
run approximately
the same, being
Balance
p.
common
The
Of
products has
the
for
last
foreign
wider
two
diversification
product
organizations."
offices
sales
and
"
M-sin
1
Burlington,
Mass.;
Chicago
located
are
Seattle
and
in
Salt
plants
192,
in Port Washington,
located
are
2218.
p.
1960—Month—1959
,
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$
$
$
360,106,992
26,612,830 296,081,193
292,176,153
5,986,510
5,848,584
65,373,025
67,930,839
1,409,055
2,447,440
13,681,375/
25,035,171
approximately
it
run
would
outlays
over
states
that
$36,000,000 will be devoted to electric
is a figure of $19,000,000 for new
this
total
associated
transmission
facilities.
The
improvements
expansions and
systems.
Baltimore
years
capacity.
where
the
for commercial
on
will
than
have
E.
&
has
than
more
is
construction
191,000
kilowatt
its
re¬
the
to
doubled
new
its
Charles
steam-electric
operation in the early summer of 1S61.
second
a
G.
Under
first
P.
unit
is
Work
unit of the same size.
almost
one
and
a
With these additions
half million kilowatts of
generating capacity.
$7,000,000 will be expended
for the utility's gas
construc¬
expansion program. Work has begun on a new propane storage
when completed, will become a part of the company's
which,
serves
company
in
10,000
divisions.'
territory of 2,283 square miles. It expects an
and 14,000 electric customers to be
a
customers
gas
1961.
Baltimore Gas
scheduled for develop¬
construction outlays during the period 1961-65,
the
estimates
that
about
80%
electric
the
of
system, some 17%
miscellaneous facilities.
By
for
will
be
the
for
the
end
gas
of
company's total utility plant investment will be more
ters of a billion dollars.—V. 191, p. 2742.
for a
about
the
system and
this period,
the
than three-quar¬
t
be
to
the best interest
complete bowling centers
approximately $10 million, triple the
in 1959, it was announced last
week by Leonard
P. Russo, Executive Vice-President,- at a luncheon
meeting of the New York Society of Security Analysts.
This
ore
capital
scored
1,000,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
stated—
of
orders
ultrasonic,
in
excess
of
electronic
and
$1,000,000, equal
in
1960
by
the
and
and builder of
of
company
figures for the
that net income
Per share earn¬
ings, based on average outstanding shares,, followed the same .'upward
pattern, rising from 67 cents in 1959 to about $1.30 in 1960.
in
magnetic
sales
reported
record
the. company's
preliminary, unaudited ,
ending Dec. 31, 1960, Mr. Russo declared
shiarply to $750,000 from $201,000 in 1959.
Reporting
fiscal
700,000 shs.
stock——
E.-listed designer
S.
A.
$3 320,122
stock—
consideration
capital
subscriptions
in
and
spent largely on
year
risen
Russo
1961.
to ap^-
W
Mr.
predicted
forsaw
He
year*.
(
Russo
an
a
continuing boom in the popularity of bowling
in BarChris' sales to $15 million next
increase
*
«
»
said
his
sales
*
.►
projection
did
not
include
sales
\
of
York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. J•Pu^8^
issue:) with a statistical issue on Monday]. ..Other oinces.. BJ5
February 25, 1942, at the post-office at New York N; Y., under ine Acs
year; in-Dominion of Canada, $68.00 pet year. Otbet-Countries, $/2.uu p
y
William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park. Place, New
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and. advertising
1960 by Wllliam B. Dana Company.
Re-entered as second class matter
remittance for
and
23,982,723
ten
way
balance
Industries, Inc.—New Orders—
new
the
hardware
casting equipment.
BarChris Construction Corp.—Net Soars—
that
mine
manufacturer
received
exclusive
32,461,414 361,454,218
be
Electric
and
Mr.
California
holds
Ohio RR.—Earnings—
generating
additional
2013.
Automation
This
marine
die
much
of
and
by b<?th the gas and electric
had
192,
high fidelity cabinets,
peak shaving operations. About $1,000,000 is estimated to be spent on
this project in 1961.
Almost all of the remaining amount will be for
the extension and development of the gas distribution system.
Another
million and a half dollars has been marked for properties used jointly
•
to
;
,
determined
outstanding
"a
J.—V.
N.
Included
company
ment
$1,. non-assessable^
and
boats,
and
Ohio;
offices
capacity
will
tion and
operations.
Par
and
Industries
spend
Station
cavern
primary and a secondary crusher,
and various items of equipment
"turn
to
the
More
and commonly known as
capacity of 100 tons per day
together
commonly used in connection with
CAPITALIZATION—Authorized
Issued
dis¬
expenses
steam-electric
.
.
Stock
also
29,969,233
1961,
under
the
a
Patent Office)
of exchange,
plant is
a
is
Morse
It
utility
added
flotation
to. ship
Mr.
York
of
2218.
p.
expects
is
following principal items,
the
of
that
as
it
Grocery Co.
the New
bankers,
plants in Westbury, L. I., Los Angeles,
income-.
op.
192,
scheduled
property, which, in addi¬
substantial values in gold and
William Dana-Seibert, Treasurer; George J. Morrissey, Editor.Street, Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright
of March 3; 1879.
Subscriptions in United ^States, U.ij. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per
NOTE;
ry.
In
copper
known
event
sixth
the
as
revenue
oper.
electric
constructed under contract to well-known and
such plants,, the contract to call for what is
company
of
the
of
company's transmission and distribution
to a smelter, then the
$95,000 allotted for plant.construction will be used to enlarge the pro¬
of
Jr.,
investment
connectors.
British
Warehouses
Edge,
oper.
mainder
design
proven
having
items
mentioned
Elec¬
merger
I
merger
Dayton,
River
During
including the mining, milling, and
However,
the primary objective
of
.
Avnet
the
•'
generating
provisions
under
incorporated
b^
herein
as
$95,000.
Von's
electrical
of
tool
that
the
Calif.
and
construction.
of its common capital
No underwriting was
will
commonly
<..
nearly 50%.
a
builders
plant
qualified
a
approximately $45,000,000 of this amount in 1961
to keep pace with population growth and the
ever-increasing needs of
present customers. New facilities required to handle this growth over a
five-year period are estimated to increase its investment in plant by
71,446
was
crushed ore bin,
classifier,
of
The company announced on Dec. 23 that its construction
next five years will exceed $250,000,000.
The
$531,636
determined
consist
minor
as
-
.
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.—Expansion—
*3,599
show
to
is
be
owns
company.
members
Morse,
the
processing plant:
a
Coarse
plant
will
it
L.
governors
markets
as
Net rev. from ry ops.
$3,482,680
2,951,044
$40,515
and operating
flotation
and
also
stated
from
Industries
and
I.,
1960—11 Mos.—1959
V;.
constructed,
the
of
present
speaker enclosures
well
offices and
cities
Railway
Law
expected
it
and
$
642, Prescott, Ariz., publicly offered
PROCEEDS—Provided
five
Hemphill Noyes,
of
subsidiary
as
Avnet
Railway
concentrates.
and
all
Corp.,
board
makes
Baltimore &
under
$3,362,740
2,858,967
$312,386
271,871
mining project,
a
ores
common
officials
City...
Net
Stock Offered
—
Copper,
A
President,
RR.—Earnings—
silver,;;
.
1960,
1959
1960
30,
•
Corporation
class
of
Seiver,
management
27,333 shares of class A stock.
Charles
of
processes
Period End. Nov. 30—
of Nevada, on Sept. 30, 1960. Pro¬
visions contained in the Articles of Incorporation are broad and allow
the
of
preferred
States.
result
Crane
of
elected
and
and
solder;
British
L.
circular, this corporation, the address of
BUSINESS—Atlas
M.
of
variety of other components, including Bendix con¬
Sperry, Rheem and U. S. Semcor semi-conductors;
Sunnyvale,
Lake
2013.
p.
speculation, 300,000 shares
at
par
($1 per share).
a
stock
series
and
Avnet. has
involved.
man¬
totaled
net .income
comparable
/."THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
/
192,
*13,269
which is P. O. Box
reelected
the
Industries
Lester
should
rope
the
Nov.
on
2218.
p.
Dec. 15 offering
-V.
net.
for
$34,256
Atlas Copper, Inc.
associated
Co.
amounted
income
192,
acquisition
companies.
three
a
of options under the
July 1957 and November
issuance to key
employees upon
262,819
income
oper
loan
tubes;
United
British
between
$287,075
ops.
ry.
of
wholly-owned
Multicore
manufacturing plant
products through
oil field stores of
and
wire
and
1960—Month—1959
expenses
the
the
convertible
rights in the western hemisphere to license the Shaw process (developed
in Britain),
a
method of precision casting without using expendable
patterns.
; ./>;$
exercise
the
to
Plan
Plan.—V.
and
and
common
Kayser-Roth
wide
and
the
and
outstanding
revenue
/♦Deficit.—V.
fees and the sale of overriding royalty interests. It has
wholly-owned active subsidiaries: Apache Transmission Co.;
Gas Products' Corp.;-Fund Corp.; -Apache Fund, Inc.; APA
EARNINGS—For
total
Total
of
Option
by
for
used
consumer
missile,
A
Pittsburgh, is one of the
of
oil
field
machinery
and
and
wire
reserved
options
from
rev.
65
is chiefly engaged in. providing specialized man¬
of long-range risk.capital investments by others in gas and
drilling and production ventures, real estate activities, and mutual
Its
in
it
of
rate
BUSINESS—Apache
funds.
shares
of
oper.
ball
beginning Dec.
to
Supply
in
headquarters
Option
and
loan
and
Louis
stock
be
capital
sale
include Garrard record-changers, Wharfedale
speakers, Leak amplifiers,
Genalex
tubes.
British
Industries
also
assembles
Wharfedale
unit of Armco.
separate
a
National
that!
said
warehouses
pursuant
Stock
oper.
or
interest.
be
will
2217.
p.
Period End. Nov. 30—
agement
oil
its
will
company's
353,889 shares
stock.
common
and
assembles
a
Clare
—V.
In
the
optionees
60,710
on
for those redeemed
after Dec. 1, 1974:
redeemed
sinking
accrued
sub-
Corp.,
the
company's 1956 Stock Option Plan and 1960 Stock Option Plan, and
(3) 45,300 shares reserved as of Nov. 30,
1960, for issuance to key
employees upon the exercise of options not yet allocated under the
debentures, subject to adjustment
price? ranging from
principal- amount
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
for
They
convertible
stock
$1,000 of
redeemable
are
are
common
for each
redemption
debentures
The
into
1975
as
.
Corp.—Debentures
Rope
Division of Armco. Likewise,
distributors
own
receivables
consumer
indebtedness
senior partner
of
loudspeakers,
markets
its
of
of
the
the
prin¬
debenture
Babcock relays; and General Tire Vibrex fasteners, to
aviation, business machine and electronics industries.
Industries, Inc.,
markets
a
group
of
high
fidelity ' and
stereophonic equipment, largely imported from Great Britain, which
Dry Goods Corp.—Registers Common—
1956
(2)
tion
group
by
consists
\
Apache
It
Mo.
15
Supply.—V. 192,
company's
future
some
progress,
American
'jpart
a
to
make
now.
the
be
plans
our
is
economy
of
$373,000
expand
in
financing,
the
British
This corporation of 417 Fifth Avenue, New York, filed a registration
with
the SEC on
Dec.
28,
1960, covering 141,150 shares
of common stock.
Such shares include
(1) 35,140 outstanding shares
be.
with
procedure.
Anheuser-Busch
will
economy
at
us_.to
601.
p.
1961
must
our
has
Rope
City,
sales
from
and
headquarters
and
P.
them
frequently
are
confidence. Certainly our
leadership in the brewery in-,
be available and our equip¬
modern and efficient as possible.
be'as
cause
for
program
"We
of
place
with
of
proceeds
warrants,
to
other
Avnet
member
a
nectors
statement
Net
said,
to
We
capacity
that
forward
sound
then
grow,
191,
move
only
to
belief
Directors
its
must
reason
our
should
we
is
see
It
that
Wire
Associated
completed at a cost
brewery
to
750,000
American
our
approached
hold
plant
machinery
of
to
future.
be
may
this,
do
give
the
Busch
also
those
Los
>
modernization
and
Mr.
future
of
Board
our
3
dustry.
the
can
we
program
years
expansion
believe
we
answer
approved
planned
the
Anheuser-Busch,
Supply,!
underwriting
engaged
•
of
a
President,
Armco
primarily
business
net
common
the
directors
Avnet
wholly-owned
Wire
of
of
of
Morse,
tributes
Merge—
two
the
Exchange.
is owned by
children.—V. 191, p. 1.
Union
and
1909.
31.
will be operated
Rope
manufacturers
National
,
announcing
1962
and
Co.
the
balance
34,763 shares of
director
a
is
the
shipping
Anheuser-Busch's
Tampa brewery was recently
of
$3,400,000.
increasing
the
capacity
of - that
barrels a year.
"• v"- .".v
In
is
Accord¬
increase
the
in
the
various
shares
p.
of
Mr.
company
that
announced
Dec.
on
Atlanta & West Point
Louis,
the
at
loading,
20
Supply
Armco
Johnston,
T.
Kansas
t
,
in
being
truck
and
Dec.
on
National
with
network
1960
docks
Angeles
and
the
minor
seven
operated; ars the National Supply
Union
at
operations.
new
program calls for extensive modernization
in the canning
bottling departments. Approximately 80% of the present capacity
of the St. Louis brewery is shipped as packaged beer. Approximately
one-half is packaged in bottles and one-half in cans. It takes about
tional
the
of
System.
issued to
System.
exercise
member.
equipment., It operates manufacturing plants in Pennsylvania, Texas,
and Callforhia, and'teo oil-field stores in North and South America.
lager
house,
The
When
President,
Wire
operations
stock
new
a
and
two
stock
capital
and his
U-Haul
the
being
principal
Cruttenden,
price of
and
surviving
board
in
rent
outstanding
the
National
a
modernization-
and
"v
com¬
barrels.
the
be
Union
largest
begin
Present
shipping
a
1,300,000
brewing, packaging
call for construction
fermenting
20%
by
will
year.
includes
program
Inc.,
1962.
have
of
production
President.
Jr.,
of the
Plans
company.
and
plant
Louis
year,
a
The
will
the
$20,000,000
completion
scheduled some time in
St. Louis plant is 6,000,000 barrels a
pleted,
for
of
are
and
Of
of
purchase
to
Stockholders
clearinghouse,
technical
and
companies and dealers
its services, Arcoa re¬
Steel Corp.—Subsidiaries
merged
Logan
the
income
contracts
available
doiporation
sidiaries,
be
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.—Expansion—
A
As
rental
the
Inc.
units
are
British
■
•
the
shares
192,
Co.,
debentures,
separate meetings held on Dec. 28 stockholders
tronics
Corp. and British Industries,
Inc., approved
Industries into Avnet, with Avnet the
"Kar-Go."
a
rental
compensation for
owners,
•
Avnet Electronics Corp.—Merger—
C.
$685,943
69,300
ops,
income
oper.
ry.
trailers.
or
subsidiaries
the company has outstanding
own
&
the
At
7,379,595
Armco
Net
of
gross
trailers
Shoen,
—V.
fleet owned varies ac¬
fleet which may include
by
particular
a
fleet
System.
-
1960—Month—1959
of
for -the
"U-Haul"
name
investment
cost
prospectus,
of
Ore., filed' a
28, )■ 1960,
covering
of
outstanding amount of the 5>/a%
the
securities
62,750
group
Portland,
Dec.
on
the
under
models
of
the
of
the
number
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
,
10%
to
Blvd.,
SEC
performs' accounting,
services
U-Haul
the
original
actual
company
the
with
marketed
the
the
Hawthorne
the
and
by
or
30,000
each
numbers
The
advisory
2606.
p.
to
varying
com¬
E.
business
addition
stock,
its
exercise
of
debentu"es,
Offering-—
and
automobiles.
the
retirement
Reynolds
rate
be
loan
of
as
interest
public offering price of the
supplied by amendment.
to
from
In
The
company
cipally
and
listed
are
Co.
are
consumer
"
,
&
The
Owner Contracts,
to be offered to any person,
corporation having the legal ownership of a fleet
accompanied by
a
clamp-on bumper hitch.
or
of
engaged
are
previously
not
trailers
amount
cording
S.
Fleet
trailers
The
in the furnishing of capital to other
principally engaged in the development or .ex¬
inventions, technological improvements, new processes, or
corporations
ploitation
order
an
of
persons
rental
The
American Research & Development Corp.—Order Iss'd
SEC
of
group
4707
statement
$5,000,000
2605.
of
The
Inc.,
registration
bowlingU. K.—
new
at
center
24-lane
AMF-equipped
Trans-World
regular intervals throughout the
Arcoa
for
.
programs.
warrants,
terms
with
Arcoa Inc.—Files for
services
of
and
the
Basildon
in
center
of
inspection
bomber.
—
Podesta
headquarters in St. Joseph, Mich.,
incorporated in Delaware in April, 1957" Through 80 offices in
United States and Canada
it provides financing,
both wholesale
retail,
for
dealers
and
distributors
of' products of Whirlpool
the
to
be installed in
Kingdom. Value
sales and minimum
equipment
Placement—
,
United
*
added v
company's Ultra-#
development for, the Air
Plaza, Philadelphia, Pa., filed a
on Dec. 27,
1960, covering $2,000,capital debentures and attached warrants, to be offered for
public sale in units consisting of one $1,000 debenture and a
five-year
warrant to purchase 50 shares of class A common
stock. The
Pinspotte-r—rentals.
The
aircraft
000
of
company,
chemical
from
He
the
by
This
corporation, 6 Penn Center
registration statement with the SEC
250,000
Dec. 15, 1975. Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc., assisted the company in
arranging the financing.
'
A
was
received
Automobile Banking Corp.—Registers With SEC—
notes due
BUSINESS—The
Automatic
order
an
1395.
p.
350,000
recently completed arrangements
$7,500,000 of its senior subor¬
sale
also
were
B-70
new
was
350,000
and
Trans-World.
of
250
for
president
'
They are for research and
ultrasonic testing systems and
American's
$3,116,300,
addition to its internal
expansion, Mr. Denney said, Automation
engaged in acquisition negotiations which should
result
in sub¬
stantial increases in the coming year's sales and
earnings.—V.
192.
750,000
Inc
has
private
of
award
is
$1,550,000
Buyers Credit Corp.—Private
corporation
the
for
,
sales
single
milling of military jet wing skins.
contracts
and
and
300,000
Co.
total
largest
Mr.
Denney stated that the remainder of the awards
were
for
production of magnetic and electronic components for various missile
1705.
p.
the
chemical
Division.
year's
announced.
that
3
In
-_(
Simmons...
Inc
the
North
Debentures
Inc
Co.,
Hanrahan
amount
company
their
for
last
has
said
substantial
ponies
for
representatives,
as
of
Denney
Force
below,
named
Convair
that
30%
D.
Denney
underwriters
Foundry Co.
'
largest
President
of
&
Co.
Kalman
the industry has been awarded to AMI1 Limited, United
Kingdom sub¬
sidiary of American Machine & Foundry Co. by Trans-World Bowling,
Inc., it was announced on Dec". 20 by Frank X. White, AMFJ Vice-
and
.
./,y.:-i;V"t
Contract—
The
the
opposite
Webber,
Appliance
The
from
forth
Paine,
The
company's sales in the December quarter have been strong,
indicating a continuation of the company's growth pattern.—V? 190,
p..
set
acting
are
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood__
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Shearson, Hammill & Co
Sausalito,
goods
underwriters
Curtis
"
or
$2.06 per share a year ago. Sales
$93,646,444 compare to $89,710,694 in fiscal 1959.
the
&
purchase
the company made extensive installations of modern
year
packaging equipment in
distilleries,
added
floor
space
Calif,
to
debentures
$1,967,694,
taxes of
During the
bottling and
at
ment
President, announced on Dec. 27 that for the
Sept. 30, 1960 the company had net earnings of
to $2.38 per share on 955,194 shares outstanding,
equal
compared
before
':V.V
V'Y
Brown,
ended
year
$2,275,372,
Co.—Net Up—
-
„
whom Paine,
have severally
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions of the Underwriting Agree¬
Webber, Jackson
fiscal
....
UNDERWRITERS—The
.
American Distilling
1959;. income,totaled $1,855,494 and net
ended Dec. 31,
year
was
CAPITALIZATION—The
capital structure of the company at Sept..
BO, 1960, as adjusted to give effect to the issuance of the new deben¬
tures
was
949,054 shares of
common
stock,
$1.25
par
value and
$4,000,000 6% convertible subordinated debentures, due Dec. 1, 1975.
also
engineering.
division
the
For
income
aero¬
•-
<3)
advertisements must be made in New
York funds.
.
/
the
.
4
The Commercial and
(4)
spotter-
representative
the
of
buildings in the greater New York area. Under the
will provide the pre-designed, pre-engineered
Steel
the
into
go
shells,
The
in
also be
centers, can
plants.
bowling
shells
building
prefab
work.
erection
BarChris
and
addition
to
This
for
structures
used for office buildings and light manu¬
facturing
said
agreements,
Stran-Steel
and
Bowl-Mor
The
Mr.
Russo,. are
BarChris' unique "turn-key" contract under which
the company builds and
installs a complete bowling center ready for
immediate
operation. The Bowl-Mor agreement now gives BarChris
the
one
element
it's
turn-key • contract
formerly lacked: a tenpin
setter. The contract with Scran-Steel adds to the package a prefabri¬
directly
linked
to
verted
measurably
sion.:.-
BarChris'
to
broad
of
program
for 1961, Mr.
Bowling, Inc.,
for
the
exploitation of bowling in Italy. The two companies, which
formed Olympia Bowling Cemte.s, S. P. A., have begun construction on
a
24-lane bowling center in Rome,
the first in a projected'series of
planned
"BarChris,
said
role
for every major city in Italy. ,
Mr. Russo, is convinced that bowling
the increased leisure-time activity of
play an
prosperous
will
a
in
from
Europe. The company is currently investigating other potential bowlingcenter sites in England, France, Belgium, Holland and other countries
final
the
—V.
plan
192,
integrate all
to
of
and
John
peaks
record,
new,
a
Mr.
6.5%
rcsc
said.
$984,267 to
quarter last year.
Earnings after
•
.
3.2%
used
additional
as
above.—V. 191,
Corp.,
1875.-
p.
The
000
Products.
Products
pharmaceutical
Norfolk,
at
each
industry.
in
De
submerged
land decision pearlier this year
resumption this Fall of exploration and drilling
approximately 4,500,000 tideland acres held under¬
lease from the State of Florida by Coastal Petroleqm. Prior, to the
Federal Government's action contesting ownership
of Gulf of Mexico
tideland areas beyond
the three-mile limit, California Co. had con¬
ducted extensive seismic surveys on the Coastal property.
off
during
the
in I960.'
$8,000,000
firm
has
plant
increased
years-and
two
past
Waterbury,
in
have
Conn., Roehr also
under construction
approximately 50%
expected to exceed
are
including
employees,
880
&
There
traffic
are
-filters,
explains
Pelham
in the Waterbury
p.'2324. ■**
-
Manor,
aorting
out
airwaves
oil,
incessant
Supreme Court recognized the title of Florida and
land areas a distance of 10 miles from their
lines,
at
the
same
time denying ownership
the
Mexico
still
is
operation.
in
Completion
lines.
communication
Found
in
electronic
every
trols
Motors "Division
Aviation,
device
acquisition and integration of Automation Con¬
Angeles
relay
manufacturer, into the ..Steppers
Land-Air, Inc., a subsidiary of California Eastern
the
Los
a
of
has
Inc.,
noted.
pasteurized product is being sold at dairy
and delivered by Meadow Gold milkmen, he
Karnes
Mr.
fresh, homogenized and
qhe
of
cases
grocery
192,
added.—V.
p.
stores
2505.
Photo, Inc., 77 East 13th St.,
tion statement with the SEC on Dec. 28,
of common s.ock, of which 80,000 shares
Berkey
1960, covering 360,000 shares ■
are to be offered for public
280,000 shares, being outstanding stock,
by the present holders thereof. Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis heads
the
list of underwriters.
Tne public offering price and Underwriting
terms are to oe supplied by amendment.
'
"
.
the
by
sale
The
the
organized under Delaware law on D^c. 6, 1960;
it will succeed by exchanges of stock, to the
of affiliated companies, including Berkey Photo
New York corporation.
Subsequent to the merger of
the issuer, the issuer's stock will be changed into an
was
1961
January
of
group
a
Inc.,
Service,
a
into
latter
and
company
company
in
and
business
of 450,000
common shares,
of which Benjamin Berkey,
will own 351,000 shares. In January 1961 the company will
300.000
shares
in exchange for
all the outstanding stock of
aggregate
President,
issue
Import Corp. and Arriflex Corp. of
America.
Benjamin Berkey and Paul Klingenstein, will receive 150,000
shares
each.
At the
same
time, the company will acquire all the
outstanding stock of Scopus, Inc. from Benjamin Berkey in exchange
for
70,000 common shares.
As a result, Benjamin Berkey will own
571,000 shares (69.6% ) of the then outstanding stock and Paul Kling¬
enstein
.
business
(18.2% ).
The new company will carry on the
color and black and white photographic film
subsidiaries, will be an importer and distributor of
lirtes of German cameras, lenses and accessories and Japanese
several
shares
150;CD0
processing
of
through
and,
Fhotoptic
Corp.,
Photo
Kling
its
also will be a wholesale dis¬
of film and domestic cameras,
photographic accessories and
and hi-fi and magnetic tape sound equipment.
photographic
tributor
supplies
The
equipment.
company
the prospectus, Benjamin Berkey
proposes to sell
210,000
of
his
holdings
of
571,000
shares and Paul Klingenstein
54,000 of his holdings ' of
150,000 shares.
Samuel Simon, Executive
Vice-President, proposes to sell 16,000 of his holdings of.45,000 shares.
According
generally,
classified
nature
to
year
Period End.
Rwy. operating revenue-
Net
Net
from
rev.
rwy.
ry.
6$346,692i
ops.
—V.
192,
$1,346,383
2,609,285
$4,648,605
$529,304
'»
893,581
401,144
income-
oper.
•Deficit.
$2,323,971 $22,374,867 $18,230,309
1,799,667
17,726,262 ' 16,883,626
$1,387,453
1,734,145
Rwy. operating expenses
■(r-:
3,776,864
research
In
months
10
the
which
ended
Oct.
31,
sales
were
•
$1,585,000.
that
sales in the full 1959 fiscal year of
year,
the company anticipates that
approximate $2,000,000, representing a 60%- increase over
a year ago. Total sales volume
in 1960 will reflect the highest .revenues
in
the
company's history—a trend
which management is confident
,
will
will
continue
Net
through
C-E-I-R
growth
earnings after .axes of the analytical laboratories
for the 10 months under review. This represents
582,000
of
10%
approximately
fiscal year. '
with
General
All
order
much
of
other
subsidiaries.
to
expected
The
for
be
earnings
numb°r
below
has
and
a
as
expected
of
r-sult
on
$75,500
alone
an
the
for
Dr.
the
be
received
for
and
immediately
whole
the
The
may
at
the
by
the
performance
larger
in
Isotope
Atomic
this
on
magnitude
January.
The
Sales
Energy
to
-
for
initial
order,
Division
it
bids
to
has
volume
under
and
study
profit
of
number
possible
of
Dr.
into
by
and
Railway
Railway
Sept.
I960.
pattern
of
awaiting
ops.
$580,790
in
providing
from
number
view
1960
had
to
the
Dec.
of
to
personnel grew from
56%
greater
The
gov¬
in
financial
decided
that
$200,000
in
in
8%
debentures
issued
of
192, p.
r
L.
W.
credit
in
Lundell,
"Present,
moving
will
consumer
available
buying
or
in
1961
in
a
support
of
that
the
months.
economy
is
Improvements
of
In
in
the
Chemical
acquired,
has
Chicago,
of
felt that the
the preceding
Company—
9310
in
V
to 'start
general
Northwest
cash,
for-
include metal cleaners
addition agents;
28-year-old Detroit company
electrolytic
and
types;
spray
acid
welding,
the
New
anodizing,
York
Co.,
area,
149-45
priming,
enameling
Northwest Chemical is
Blvd., Flushing.
Northern
painting.
or
represented by John-
.
before
-
likely
over
.
coatings;
Sales
sop.
M.
4
*
and to processing and
past year.
He said
company
improvement
an
Corp.—Acquires
the
immersion,
etching,
May
GWII
anticipated,
according to
'
show
$64,-
paint strippers; and other chemicals and com¬
pounds for conditioning ferrous and non-ferrous metals before plating,
any
expansion,"
V
suggests
matter
to
industrial
President.
evidence
upward
be
would
1812.
the
the
the
over
1959.'
attributable to some¬
are
conditions
during
indications,
present
in
Co., of Detroit, a manufacturer of
chemicals widely used
metalworking industry, it was jointly announced on Dec. 21.
phosphate
.
C, I.T. Financial Corp.—Industry Forecast—
upturn
p.
corporation
Northwest
v
2119.
year
192,
Products
in
Industrial Investments, Inc.
converting these into C-E-I-R stock
the
of
to 321
condition of the company, the
they would call for ^redemption
the
of
McMillen said,
Mr.
increase
quarter
Chemical
1960,
stability
1959,
earnings,
basis? of
fiscal
current
/•"■
-,
*
at Sept. 30,
248
the
v
4%
a
corresponding
agricultural economicefficiencies
effected
improved
manufacturing
on
year.
$66,609,783,
to
the
for
trans¬
77%
commercial
and
increased
last
period
amounted
recorded
Chemetron
the
Washington
privilege
what
that
,
liquid
1960,
Greater
31.—V.
in
and
Chairman,
comparable
year.—V.
1960.
the
.31;
The
stockholders:
reflected
commercial
3,608,945
and
earnings
Board
sales
Net
operations,
to
was
23%
contracts
of
the
in
growth."
1959
year
expanding
$6,443,965
$4,489,225
1,458,817
announced
were
."25,017
second
of
year
from
the
message
Robinson's
the
with
'
of
share
our,
$548,606
334,058
265,979
2219.
p.
______
certainly be
rate
ambitious
diversity
Directors
of
Dec.
on
30,
would
maintain
to
on
commensurate
an
fiscal
the
now
operations.
Board
;
expect
during
greater
maintain
not
".competitors
ry.
income
oper.
sales over the corresponding quarter of last
last month for Central Soya by Harold W.
in a report to stockholders on the com¬
pany first quarter which ended Nov.,30,
1960.
Net
profits of $1,116,406 .were earned -4n the first' quarter,. Mr.
McMillen reported. This is a 32%.
increase over ..the net of $848,390
earned in the
first quarter a year ago. Per share-earnings for the
first
quarter were 40 cents, based on 2,790,699 shares "outstanding
on
Nov.. 30, an increase of 10 cents over the 30 cents per share earned
in this fiscal year; while approxi-^
ambitious program of multiplying its'
in the three-year period ending-
business
its
did
we
said,
most
Dr..
growth
of
"If
.
share on
per
$3,472,898 $38,372,135 $40,437,679
2,924,292
33,882,910 33,993,714
$3,534,548
2,953,758
revenue
from
rev.
192,
McMillen,
"pump-priming-'! lor further expansion
of the need to move promptly
he
$1.88
3 960—11 Mos—1959
1960—Month—1959
expenses
ooer.
oper.
ry.
year
the'loss
up
eight-fold
achieve
highlights
Sept.
make
made
Ry.—Earnings-
Georgia
of
Increased
urgency
profits
of
to
formation
its
approximately
and
was
Central Soya Co., Inc.—Net, Sales Up—
the
growth rendered that much more difficult."
the financial picture by stating that the
up
a
We
...
continue
The
during
implement
tc
about
C-E-I-R's
<
the
even,
business
Other
extent
some
Start-up
market,"
"continued
breaking
we
at
operations of the
a
loss.
However,
expenses
in the new company,
brought the company-wide operations
of $26,226,
- %
v
%
Robinson
emphasized
that
the
sacrifice
of
summed*
domestic
half-year
to
Net
Net
—V.
$34,500
future
our
Robinson
30,
half-year's
showing
in 1959 when the company made
$26,163,723.—V. 192, p. 1608.
of
Period End. Nov. 30—
on
methods
out¬
acquisitions
sales
.Central
capitalize
to
management
conducted
were
territories.
new
accelerating
company
first
decreased
$258,J00
year."
Ltd.,
justified
boldly
this
is
.would add to Biochemical's line- of products, after diversifica¬
and provide substantially increased earnings. One such
acquisition
Le completed early in 1961. The Executive Committee is
had
record
this
that
out
pointed
corre¬
loss-.position,, after- taxes,
review,
fully
"Ample
of
of
the
(U. K.)
mately
profits.
a
C-E-I-R
Net—
of
earnings
a
earnings
total
months
million,
show
to
3!%/ decline in its shipments in 1960 compared with a 12%
drop for the rest of the cast iron pipe industry.
The
1960 earnings, .\lrs Gondelman said, represent a 9%
increase
and this fact plus the fruition of earlier
expanded operations through merger, enabled us to
and
a
his
Dr.
equipment
has
$114
has
190,
"
1959.
in
Gondelman
despite
Houston,
two
expects
company
Mr.
of
year
potentially sizeable earnings by
Commission
atomic
that
the
investments
the
of
nominal
a
In
of
Division
"
all-time
over
first
"Mace."
and
$2.01 per share for I960
high—on estimated sales of $25,400,000 Sidney Gondel¬
man, President and Chairman told tne Board of Directors on Dec. 19.
Total
earnings in 1960, amount to an estimated $1,350,879 versus
rate of $7'4 million.
|
: :, :
earnings of the company, Dr.-Robinson stated
-
such
end
C-E-I-R
services,
which
tion,
of
half
In
Radioactive
from
the
in
approximately
stockholders
being incurred,
in the U. S.
on
company
rate
operate
1959
development
sales
"Terrier"
the
as
Central Foundry Co.—Expects Record
The
—an
operations.
York,
as
2447;
p.
sizeable
a
international
and
revolution of .business and
proceeding at a fantastic pace."
He
is
into
such
former
president of
Automation Controls
sales manager for the new relay division.—V.
Vasquez,
Steppers
.
the
the
Armand
mergers
-
transformation
operation
in
missiles
of
number
joined
said that "due prin¬
cipally
to
the
time-phasing
of
the
heavy investment
involved in
creating greater future capability, and the • fact that these invest¬
ments
are
mainly in the form. of intangibles which are written off
preforming proprietary-services
in
'.to
virtual
a
.
Va.,
that
reached
annual
an
at
engaged
yfear
"technological
which
were
othert contracts which should provide similar opportunities
con.ributing
Management
to
message
;
saw
coverage
announced
Commenting upon,the
in 'his
three*> recent
operations at Arlington,' New
and London. England.
has
Alto
also
year
Arlington,
the Los Angeles firm, in addition to beingbe
used
in the electronics devices of a
by
the Steppers Motors Division, whose
designs
$1,275,575
local
nation-wide
fiscal
1961
sponding
development of
full year are
in-the
earnings
net
controls.
in
a
fiscal
the
a
Palo
Robinson
the
of
the
will
Gardena, Calif.
and manufactures synchro-positioners, pulse gen¬
components and subassemblies for inertial guidance
computers, electronic counter-measure systems and nuclear
Stepper products have been adopted as integral parts of a
located
is
systems,
expansion.
said
now
company
Angeles,
and
of
.
by
produced
erators, proprietary
President,- said
Robinson,
W.
President
period.
yeqr
fabricated
Steppers
J
:
Engleman & Co., Inc. and Data-Tech
the fiscal year
and served to add
sizeable backlog
of contracts to the
Corp,,
occurred
from
with
company
The
increase
full
:v
•
grew
independently
volume
Robinson
company
Los
estimates.
contract
company
contract of
products
new
reinvested
been
companies
of
a
will
standing
a
of
expansion
Division has been
products.
received
that
»rvi
previous
major
atomic
already
the
have
Consequently,
Nuclear Assay
a
peace-time
lor
accomplish
these
of
Herbert
Dr.
company
Analysis
basic
company's
Dr.
a
these
of
sales
$979,014
the
as
ernment
In
to
earnings
over
review.
continuing
is
Corp.
as
1961.
;
.
116% in the fiscal year, and sales
reached $5,769,880.
Excluding the volume added by mergers, C-E-I-R
sales
totalled
$4,790,866,
an
increase
of 79%
over -1959
sales of
$2,675,115.
This indicated,' Dr. Robinson said,
that C-E-I-R's rapid
This
represents a 30%- increase over
$1,299,000. For the 1960 fiscal
sales
annual
attracted
.
1875.
p.
Gulledge,
acquisition
include
the purchase of all assets of
Controls at a price based upon a percentage of relay sales
four
a
Charles G.
by
company.
the
of
Relays
30,
and
his
In
and
Procedures—Net, Sales Up—
191,
par«fnt
Automation
over
of
record
growth of C-E-I-R, Inc., including three
highlightecf the
anhual report for* the fiscal year
1,960, released on Dec. 29 by the rapidly expanding
computer services firm.
' '
,
Sept.
of
Biochemical
million.—V.
the
Terms
mergers,
ending
was
2219.
p.
space
Announcement
recent
investments
Mos.—1959
1960—11
1960—Month—1959
Nov. 20—
-
$3.2
were
to
C-E-I-R, Inc.—Annual Report—
second
Besiemer & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
computers
plant
Inc.—Offering and Secondary—
New York, filed a registra¬
Photo,
Berkey
marketed
to
sets
announced
been
of
radio
Aviation, Inc.—Acquires—
Eastern
of
Corp.,
fiscal
December.
in
.
shore
vehicles, electronic filters will
constitute
a
$50
million industry in
1961, Mr. Burnell predicts, as
compared with about $40 million in 1960. Burnell, a pioneer independ¬
ent in the electronic filter field, expects to report a comparable sales
increase of approximately 25%
for the fiscal year which will end next
March
31, Mr. Burnell said. Net sales of the company in the prior
from
Co,
in
Burnell,
and
Y.,
N.
the
and
California
agreement,
Coastal-jg-Slifornia
submerged
of
California
electronics, too. They are known as
President of Burnell & Co., Inc.,
theyT have*,.the 'increasingly vital task of
tangle
of
signal traffic / that jams the
policemen
Norman
its
the cases of Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi.
The
only commercial oil discoveries in Florida to date were made
by Humble Oil & Refining Co. at Suniland in the southern part of
the state. This field, which has produced more than 6,000,000 barrels
Forecast—
Co., Inc.—Industry
an
of
beyond three miles in
of
Burnell
I960",
to
Gulf
to
reported for the- third- quarter in. 1959, Mr.
equal to 57. cents per common share
were
of
course
information.
the
of
terms
31,
Texas
400
192,
the
has been abandoned, it served
anomalous condition mapped by
previous seismic surveys. It is.
and
shows
existence
in
expend
May
•
—
about
plant and 480 in the De Land facilities.—V.
County.
$10,000,000 in exploration and drilling or keep the lease
in force for a period of 11 years. Drilling plans under this agreement
were
held
up
pending outcome of the tidelands title dispute. On
third plant is now
A
Roehr
of
the
a
oil
minor
Co.
geo-physical
Under
mpst
syringes.
principal
only
California
drilled its first open-water test on
depth of 14,000 feet at .a site four miles
While this exploratory well en¬
company
to
Lee
in
highly probable that additional exploratory wor,k will be undertaken
in'this area after the results of the test have been correlated with
disposable
.
Island
substantiate
The
on
in October, the
leases, probing
Costa
La
to
-
of
for
way
countered
Co.,%Inc., of
producer
-.
Court's
Supreme
Early
largest
Coastal
of
probe to a minimum depth of 10,500 feet, the drilling
California-Coastal No. 2 State Lease 224-A is located
off
the shores of
Franklin County and due south of
by California Co.
by
Land, Fia.
Sales
Neb.
year
The
its
to
facilities
has
country's
use
-1
and
Caribbean
subsidiary
California
of
affiliate
owned
the
the
paved
hopsitals, physicians, dentists and the
They are also the leading manufacturers of
for
disposable hypodemic
addition
In
the
is
needles
Co.,- wholly
to
miles
The
existing
Roehr
Standard
this
between
Tallahassee.
Coastal's
;'
West
the
•. ■
eight
working-
undisclosed number of Brunswick
an
and
Florida's
by
.
.
gas search of Gulf of Mexico openCoast, north of Charlotte Harbor,
company pursuant to terms of a $10,000,-
oil
exploratory
Scheduled
for
in 1961," he concluded.
'-y
Petroleum
barge
adjoint announcement on Dec. 27 by
of Brunswick and Z. M. Roehr,- President
President
1961—
their
personal
a
good
visible
figure
record
a
Oils, Inc.
the business
Products
„
of
of
use
Co.—Open-Water Test—
undertaken
contract
Coastal
reach
will
bordering
been
greater
1194.
p.
first
waters
has
,
purchase
activity
192,
California
to
proposed purchase involves
sterile
$1,966,807 from $1,90.6,453
Karnes said. Net earnings
for the quarter.
For the
same quar.er last year, they were equal to 56 cents per common share.
Dividends payable Jan. 3, 1961, to stockholders of record Dec. 15,
1960
were
enclosed with the reports mailed to stockholders.
This
marks the 99th.. consecutive quarterly dividend paid by Beatrice Foods,
Co.
on
common stock,
Mr. Karhes said.
;
The company also is expanding Its national distribution of "Weight
Control
900," a new ready-to-drink dietary beverage introduced early
increased
tax
V.
common
according
Conn.,
hypodermic
$6,262,346,
.
..
be
end
financing
for
business
general
the
in
when
'time'
on
or
the
toward
trend
financing
Corp.—To Acquire—
Bensinger,
The
Karnes
or
,
common
shares.
eclipsing last
year's record5 for nine months of $5,878,079.
Net earnings were equal
to $1.31
per share, of common stock,
compared to $1.72 per common
share for the same nine-menth operations in the preceding year.
Dollar sales for the third quarter reached a record $118,953,747, up
6.5%
above the former high of $111,635,634 for
the corresponding
earnings
of
corporation has signed an agreement to
substantially all of the assets pf Roehr
Roehr
of
periods
established
Electronics
Avnet
E.
B.
Beatrice
by
Net
M.
Waterbury,
in sales end earnings for both the three-month and
of the current fiscal year, ended Nov. 30, were
roods, William G. Karnes, President, reported.
Dollar sales for the nine-month period increased $25,196,479, or 7.5%
to
$360,814,369 from the previous high of $335,617,890 recorded for
nine months last year;
Unit sales for the nine months period also
All-time
nine-month
"The
certain
The
and
posted
will
warrants
to
the
before
credit
abundant
to
access
should
it
comes—as
have
signs of recovery
outlook.
medium-term credit by
manufacturers,
the
construction industry, merchandisers and many
other industries to modernize or expand their machinery or equipment
is certain to accelerate in the coming year.
We expect that industrial
restore
indebtedness, the. company has out¬
stock, of which Jack Frucht,
A.
Porter, Board Chairman, and John H. Mennie
Young, Vice Presidents, own 75,000 shares each.;. ,/
Brunswick
Highs—
Co.—Record
Foods
of
shares
■
,
upturn
will
to buy for cash
their
confidence
position
British Industries, Inc.—Merged—
See
2607.
p.
Beatrice
10,000
as
purchases. This supply of credit—coupled with a high level of
savings
and
dispbsible
income—will
place
consumers
in
.
addition
In
roof.
one
into
economic indicators show only
with
the last three cyclical
major
compared
other
many
declines,
the
"When
consumers
which note will be con¬
offering
sharply,
recessions.
has
an
standing
317,500
President; Ernest
in the BarChris sai^^ -p.ccure
factor
company's
under
for
exercise,
the
capital.
for 1961, said Mr. Russo,
its manufacturing activities
Currently scattered in five plants around the metro¬
politan New York area, manufacturing will be consolidated in a new
60.000-square-foot plant scheduled to open in Long Island by spring
of next rear; Mr. Russo estimated that the new plant would enable
BarChrisr to double its present
manufacturing capacity and to take
on
bowling center refurnishing and alley replacement contracts it has
not been able to assume 'previously due to lack of space and facilities.
A
is
tff -this
date
also
company
confidence and
consumer
follow.
limited
very
restore
to
Increased expenditures by businessmen to
positions and improve or enlarge productive capacity
generally agreed that the current recession has .been milder
1949, 1954 and 1958 predecessors; while some lines have been
is
its
back
cut
expected
buying.
inventory
would
"It
than
aggregate of $19,250.
•
The
company
designs and manufactures precision electronic meas¬
uring equipment.
These products. are sold for use in testing a wide
variety
of electronic equipment and components.
The $270,000 net
proceeds from the stock sale wills be used as follows: $10,000 to move
into
new
plant facilities, including leasehold improvements, moving
expenses and security deposits; $135,000 to expand production facili¬
ties, discount purchases,
and to purchase inventory items in quan¬
tity;
$45,000
for
additional
advertising an$ sales
promotion; and$80,000 to expand research and development.
Tne proceeds received
:
important
T'he
shares
mon
Citing still another factor in his optimistic outlook
RussS pointed to BarCliris' recent alliance with All Star
centers
then
'
Offering—
Morris
Avenue,
of $55,000,
aggregate
an
effective
the
Speedwell
738
sold to a limited group, including
the
underwriters
and
persons
associated
with Globus, Inc.* 17,500
common
shares and warrants to purchase an additional 17,500 com¬
diversification and expan¬
-
of
for
shares,
on
shares.,
reduction
tial
corporation,
common
building shell that can be mounted on any location at a substan¬
in itime, labor and material costs. Both, he said, add im¬
cated
Electronics Corp.—Files for
Plains, N. J.,
filed
a
registration
statement
with -the
SEC
on
Dec.
23,
1960,
seeking registration of 60,000 shares of common stock and attached
warrants; to' be offered for public sale in units, each unit consist¬
ing of
one
common
share plus half of a
two-year warrant.
One
full warrant will be required to purchase one share at $5.50 per share
during
the first year and $6.50 per share the second year.
The
Offering is to be made on an all-or-none basis, at.. $5.50 per unit,
through Ross, Lyon & Co., Inc. and Globus, Inc., for which the un¬
derwriters will receive ft commission of 50c per unit.
The company
has sold to
Ross, Lyon & Co. a $55,000 principal amount 3%
con¬
vertible
note,
due
January
1962,
and
warrants
to purcnase 5,000
agreement, Stransteel sections that
will do the actual
ideal
oeing
Boonton
%'•
days.
development
Another
Monday, January 2, 1961
.
.
.
be
can
retail
revitalize
rebuild
1
pointing toward a big year at BarChris is
company's recent appointment by Stran-Steel Corp., a subsidiary
National
Steel Corp., as .exclusive distributor of its prefabricated
few
the* next
climate
business
independent
organization
tor the
Congress.
sales
evaluation,,/of this acquisition by an authoritative,
specializing in tnat field.—V. 192, p. 207.
an
BarChris ,is expected to be named a
pinsetter, currently under study by the
American Bowling
Tae first six production machines, built
for Bowl-Mor by Otis Elevator,
will be delivered to BarChris within
tenpin
Bowl-Mor
new
Financial Chronicle
are
Company's
Detroit.
the
Harold
officers
and
J.
plant and
McCracken,
founders
of the
offices
B.
F.
firm
will remain at
Lewis and Helen
will continue.
and
charge--of operations.
Northwest
,
Chemical
Roselawn,
Morell
Division
of
Chemical
Chemetron.
Co.
.
becomes
Other
units
a
part
of the
of
the
division
-
Chemical
are
•'
Products
Dunham Chem¬
Chemicals, Girdler
Catalysts, Holland Color &
Chemicol Co., Rock Hill Research Laboratory, Specific Pharmaceuticals,
ical
Co.,
and
Charles
Crestwood
J.
Weigel,
Inc.—V.
192,
pi
992.
/
J- S
%
Volume
Chesapeake
Number 6017
193
1960- -Month—1959
'»
•
Net
Net
oper.
revenue
expenses
22,211,464
—V.
ops.
3,768,270
6,368,449
76,4oi,891
income__
3,359,513
4,620,037
45,748,014
from
rev.
oper.
192,
ry.
The
4
closed-end
under
1960—Month—1959
Nov, 30—
1960—11
V
be
Mos.—1959
p' ' '
- •
^
,
^
$
21,989,986
21,423,262 230,537,997 240,457,946
Rivy. operating expenses
17,061,811
16,296,518
used
from ry. ops.
$4,928,175
Net' rwy. 'oper. income.
-V.
192, p. 2219.
$5,126,744
1,659,743
.
I
192,843,024
$43,381,891 $47,614,922
1,578,774'
<
15,311,749
Small-
to
The
17,235,025
Chrysler Corp.—President Colbert's Year-End Statem't
high
hopes
that
1960
would
be
Hugh
The
Coastal
have been soundly confirmed. With retail sales of cars reaching
figure of approximately 6.6 million units, 1960 will go down as the
second best year on record for our industry,r~a year second only to
in
March
the
1959,
investment
management
Business
Investment
President of
W.
Fraser,
of
public
».
banner
a
law
i
and
Act
is
a
H A.
ol the
licensed
company
registered
under
the
the
The
Jr.
Citizens
of
offering
is
the
./
'/
million
when .7.2
1955,
new
cars
sold
were
retail
at
States.-
We
is
of
units,
making
Chrysler
by
cars
new
entering
are
1960
There
other
are
Commercial
construction
incqfne
figure
set
past
Steel
inventories
steel
in
of
excess
since
us
Gas
early
to
levels
much
close
El
tfye..'
surpass
be
higher
The
,
billion.!-
stimulus
from, the
full-size
the
*
;
;■
reduced,
been
in
further
to
stimulate
of
Because
retail
that
and
of
a
Bank(
Co.,
level
the
attained
Certainly
cars
of
three' safes
cars in
this
year
1
will
introduced in
coming
several
in
looked
as
like
modern
life,
the
is
age
the
*
the
model,
a
this
to
be
that
people
will
1961
year
five
reach
Some
old,
years
normally
are
out
exceed
or
as
made
two
only
not
they
far
mobile
better
than
But
it
any
have
one
to
of
in
in
the
the
Net
the
and
customers
will
rush
begging for the chance to buy.
The
automobile buyer is
critical and aopraising.
He must be "sold."
He must be persuaded
that
this" is the right
time to buy.
It will require better marketing
and
better
selling to bring this
about—and
to
help sustain high
of
business
There
is
annual
age
million.
Thp
total
of
potential
We
tion
products
volume
make
from
the
standard
more
satisfying
cisely
a
this
duction.
The
•."!"•
■
by
at
all
will
unusual.
require
the
market
accepting the sugges¬
all be better off if
would
just- stabilize
those
are
settle
on
it
is
this
our
think.,
who
standard
a
car
would
that
car
year-to-year
very
American
people better
next, and it is
the
to
year
helped
the
seven
marketing.imagination.
There
Yet
has
possible
stimulate
economies
of
and
pre¬
the growth of
large-scale pro¬
will be able to select his
1981
from
car
the
widest
of car
sizes,
models,
horsepower ratings,
styles, mechanical
and prices which the industry has ever presented.
New cars,
styles,
compacts
and
full-size,
domestic
and
foreign-built-^-a
range,
options
new
tremendous
variety
build
We
who
car
buyer
will
he
portation
automotive
of
sell
and
cars
receive,
has
vehicles^ will
fill
the
marketplace.
ready to demonstrate that the newfor dollar, the finest automotive trans¬
are
dollar
received.—V.
ever
192, .p.
208.
•
■
,
r
Cities
Service
■
-
j. ■■
Co.—Granted
Exemption—Reorganizes
amount
will
declaring
that
company"
Cities
Service
under
the
Act.
in
paid
the
for
program
tions
of
the
Dec.
Service
27
by
Service
Burl
Act.
Commission's
reserved
jurisdiction
connection
by
all
the
with
.
petroleum
United
Chairman
Watson,
the
Cities
...
the
over
Dec.
is
made
23,
possible
parent
Cities
the
Public
exemption
Utility
of
Holding
Cities
Service
Company
Act
Under
the
marketing
of
Cities
named
Service
product
sales
Atlantic
Seaboard,
tory.
The
the
in
Product
the
streamlined
Cities
Service
provide' greater
stantial
38
which
sales
•
the
Cities
divided
Service
among
marketing
four
terri¬
subsidiaries.
marketing organization will materially strengthen
competitive' position
in
product
sales
and
will
new
will
in
result
marketing
from ', the
improvements in operating efficiency.—V.
policy
practice.' Sub¬
consolidation,
as
well
as
192,
p.
and
2324.
* •'
City
Trust
2200.
p.
28
that
it
is
Wheeler,
will
CSC
meeting
sub-
a
in
its
natural
jiuio-
gas
with
'
i
•
Solvents
President,
reliable
a
of
source
When completed,
cost.
approximately
self-reliant
of
Commercial
provide
possible
of
now
requirements for natural gas from
announced a major expansion- *n
also
the
$4,000,000
production
the company
this phase of
chemicals from
in
of
the location and drilling of new
wells, the
gathering facilities and the laying of an additional
of derivatives for industrial
flow
for
plant
the
has
that
Sterlington
at
rubber
stated
and
every
drilled
CSCs
and
a
.
and
agricultural use are made.
gas also will be used by CSC's' Therma-
of natural
Division
blacks
The
of
use
in
seen
to
manufacture
plastics industries.
of the 48 wells
thermal
„
which
one
Louisiana
satisfactory
during
sonic
the
induction electric logs
and sandfracing
daily output frbm new CSC wells which has
many years.—V. 192, p. 2608.
-
and
a
for
area
Connelly Containers, Inc.—Files Stock Plan—
Connelly,
Injunction—
of
Pencoyd,
Dec.
on
offered
Plan
for
27,
the
1961.—V.
filed,
Pa.,,
1960,
under
covering
191,
registration
a
statement
with
the
23,783 shares of common stock, to
Salaried Employees' Stock Purchase
company's
100.
p.
Consolidated Foods Corp.—Expansion—
This
Milk
Northwestern
Ave., Chicago.
They were
another manufacturer's soft drink with¬
or
Coke was ordered, and to refrain
at
are
second
a
of
$3,277,225
of
$2,903,869
; *
.
2,545
1 392,190
than
400
years,"
380,890
California
the
with
6Vs'e/e
The
SEC
series
to
Avenue,
Dec. .22
on
At
due
N.
1976
bs
of
shares
offered
by
for
P.
$275,
stock,
public
of
&
five-year
and
will
the
stock.
common
sale
public
Brooks
warrants
pay
bonds
a
to
organized
was
states
the
that
business
of
and
to
Dec.
on
will
company
manufacture
compounds,
from
purchase
Weiss,
bers
be
in
of
its
.
will, be
operations^ The
used
follows:
as
cost
such
on
properties;
(2)
$150,000
and
by
ment
of
incurred
of
in
indebtedness
notes
payable
connection
with
such
on
and
the
the
(
purchase
of
the
stock
In
issued
addition
has
pany
exercise
upon
general-working capital.
public offering is expected
to
certain
outstanding
Besserman
and
the
also
be
stock,, the
stock,
common
each,
Gulf
plans
company
pipeline
in
1961
ing companies
Transmission
to
of
$15,000,000
a
enable
The
it
to
Columbia
Gas
for
feet.
'
-•
cubic, feet,
An
its
if
r
-
'.
■
would
filed
was
main
gathering
gas
'•
•
to
from
the
System
line
of
at
natural
Columbia
Rayne,
gas
to
Gulf
La.,
the
present
Kentucky
the
New
District
York.
of
Catlettsburg, Ky., where
pipeline network of the
to the more than 3 200,000
through' other
utilities
in
Maryland,
Columbia.
■
.
The
and
the
gas
transported
Louisiana
through
System.
for
by
Columbia
transmission
them
to
United's
to
Gulf
United
customers
is
•
and
lines
to
.
.
..
purchased
Fuel
Virginia,
Virginia,
West
.
,
in
terminus
the
to
delivery by Columbia
directly at retail
and
Ohio,
the
for
by
assign its
Quee. sland,
Ohio
to
Cordillera
the
concession
Co.
Oil
President
is
subject
Oil
will
Co." of
pay
acquisition
Cordillera
into
to
of
The
Government.
Cordillera
costs
Australia,
and
retain
a
cash
exploration
25%
working
exploration
a
the
oil companies in an
Cordillera's working int rest
profits interest of 7'/2%.
them.
by
from
will
net
a
production.—V.
net
assets
189,
the
the
world.
It
the
Crescent
corporation
estimated
are
in
of
Y.,
N.
sales
Its
1345.
p.
by
manufacture
Crescent
will
Tool
&
of Jamestown,
oh Dec. 19.
Bradstreet
distribution
and
over
as
of
$5
wrenches
and
Crestoloy wrenches are known
operated as a wholly-owned division
be
corporation, Crescent Niagara Corp.
PomeroyjT Inc., of! Buffalo.
-:
time
Co.,
announced
was
Dun
formed from Schoellkopf,
&
;♦
r
/
an
underwriter^ dealer and distributor of
specializing
in
municipal
bonds,
Schoellkopf,
investment
Hutton
&
years ha3 changed its character to become an
its new
name,
Crescent Niagara Corp.
corporation,.,Under
iron
to
operate
ore
is
for
the
Buffalo
blast (furnaces
well
as
the
as
embarked
on
newly
a
plan
Sintering
of
the
for
Corp.,
steel
acquired
further
supplies
which
industry
Crescent
growth
industry.
in
Tool
Western.
Co.
The-'
expansion
and
'A
.
Worcester,
take
To
Mass.,
corporation
is
seeking
other
•*'*.
.
United Fuel
Virginia
companies in
by
in
West
;
■■
maximum
Crompton
to
acquire
*
a
company
-
■
.
lished
.
,
having approximately $5 million .annual sales with
marketing and sales organization," Mr. Howe said.
"'Crompton & Knowles is in
be
-.
advantage of its large facilities and modern equip¬
Knowles
is interested
in
acquiring "a seasoned,
&
business
requirements,"
666,000,000
Commission.
main
for
served
Pennsylvania,.
from
runs
State
Co.,
according
of
>
.
Crompton & Knowles has had long experience .with the production of
machinery (looms), machine tools, packaging machinery, corrugated paper box machinery, castings and automatic bowling pin spotters.
Consisting of one million square feet of manufacturing space, the com¬
pany's plant is equipped to produce mechanical, hydraulic and electrical
operat¬
'
'*
•
be 'boosted
carried
option
tools.
York,
ment,
granted by the Federal Power
with the Commission Dec. 2.
system,
Louisiana
and
I
■
line
the
Oil
Australia, The Ohio
of Australia will
date.
'
.
.
agreement
an
in
assemblies.
its. long-distance
Inc.
approval.. is
841-mile
delivers
-
•
the
application
The
of
it
■
of
be
its
;
■
W.
Capacity
or
outlets
textile
owns
Ke!ley, President, of Columbia Gulf—a subsidiary of the
System—announced that capacity of the line will be raised
by 52,000,000 cubic feet per day to a daily volume of 718,000,000 cubic
.
two
the proprietary machine products field with a sales volume ^f
ap¬
proximately $5 million, according to Frederic W. Howe, Jr., President.
com¬
"
John
retail
Cromptoii & Knowles Corp.—Seeks to Acquire—
which
of
Seckel
and
natural
more
System,
next
270
Agreement—:
Corp.
conducted
leader
a
corporation
in
Co.—Expansion—
expansion
deliver
will
into
Assignment
Queensland
to
Buffalo,
continue
New
added
".'J\
Columbia
the
operates
**■
Continental
Corp.,
of
hand
one
The
shares
out¬
in
preferred
of
new
will
February.
and
shares
own*-111,125
27,750* shares.
will
warrants
in
the
PomeroysInc„ in recent
.
indebtedness
250,000
Weiss
of
early
a
sintered
chattel
(4) $100,000 to "purchase additional machinery and equipment or to
reimburse the company for such purchases; and the balance will be
added to general working
capital. Proceeds from the sale of additional
common
is
industrial
$107,000 to the
mortgages
compounding equipment;
of
Lawson
concession
of
Dallas.
Co.
at
of
a
securities
property;-.(3)
satisfication
within
operating
entered
gas
reimbursement
as
whose
other
At
a
mortgage
retirement
by
Hutton
corporation' controlled by Besserman, Weiss and Peter
Seckel, Executive Vice-President,- of the land and buildings occupied
the company since October-I960, including $97,000 for tbe retire¬
H.
of
Oil
be
throughout
of.
purchase
to
Y.
million,
to
a
corporation and
partnership controlled by Milton
Chairman, and Jules R. Besserman, President,? oisjnemfamilies, of the land, buildings and plant presently
the
company,
including $22Q,000 for the retirement of all
indebtedness
in
government
Crescent,
from
from*
to
has
and
Petroleum
which
Purchase
N.
proceeds
net
(LU $320,000
the
Crescent Niagara Corp.—Formed—
their
to
the
to
a
extrusion
own
expansion
from
approval of the assignment will -grant the oil conipanies exclusive oil and gas exploration rights within the concession
area
for a period of 10 years. Should exploration result in a
discovery
of oil or gas, the government will lease a'100 square mile area around
the discovery to the oil companies and a 10%
royalty will be payable
garden^hose,
securities
be
r
Petroleum
Creson
convertible
wide
a
as
major
results
Government
Board
of
mortgage
at
used
sale
the
plastic
well
as
Co.
oil
approval
interest
complete
line
of
extruded
both conventional and nylon
range
of custom plastic'. extrusions in
the form of tubes, rods,
strips, gaskets-and specially designed shapes'
and sections. The company
produces the polyvinyl chloride and poly¬
ethylene compounds,;as well as certain other""%ypes-of thermoplastic
chloride
polyvinyl
reinforced,
second
and
Co.—Australian
subsidiaries
Amerada
program
organized in 1949.. Shortly prior to such merger, two operating affiliates
the New Jersey "Company, Action Plastics,
Inc., -and Unichem Prod¬
ucts, Inc.; both of New Jersey, will be merged into that corporation.
new
will'
.
expenditures" incurred
of
The
Mining
consideration
the company will
succeed by
Plastics
of
New
Jersey,
Inc.,
Colorite
P.
the
I960.
rate
Currently,
'
bonds.
21,
the
stores
shares
amendment.
law
at
added.
acre
to
Continental
by the warrants,
terms of the 100,000
the
bakery products and the growth
of"ibjProximately 70 a year. More
1608.
Amerada
and
covered
Delaware
1961,
and
Robert
the
to
of
Howiett,
of the expansion program is a continuous-mix process
making which enables a loaf of bread to be completely made
without being touched by human hands.—V. 192, pp.
Cordillera
under¬
is
William
program,
years
expansion
addition
heart
the
Austrailia
pro¬
three
the
plant.
packaged
six-million
common
of
sell
will
purchase 27,500
commission on
the
shares
under
in
and
group
company
offering; price, and underwriting
stock, are to be supplied by
company
the
in
to
10.%:
a
common
The
through
The
Co.
common
prospectus
merger
of
for
W,
"this
than
major
and
bakery
the company's
Cordillera Mining-
of principal
100%
stock.,, Also' included
common
that
....
regis:
a
covering
public sale at
Lawson
bread
1813
filed
J.,
$900,000 of first
(with detachable common stock
offered for
be
Paterson,
stated
the
Lawson
its
to
Ohio.
for
50
expansion
less
in
line
bread
bakery
new
stores
he
Included
present
the
on
retail
Ohio.
that its
22
addition
$1,300,000
a
automated
Lawson's
acceptance of
Lawson
in
to
President,
bakery in
our
Falls,
completely
a
announced on. Dec.
construct
Cuyhoga
floor
standing
Mos—1959
will
commenting
Lawson
Chicago,
of
Division
program
In
1960—11
$194,430'
$192,028
147,010
corporation,
Co.
facilities
2608.
p.
8,370
the
The
customers
were
National
191,
includes
gas
Production
SEC
1,757,170
and
Columbia
,
formerly
uniformity
economies
single
First
'
of
Carbon
field.
•
I960—iionth—1959
purchase .price, of
comprise
Oil
a
C.
the- lowest
Wheeler
not been
$1,146,699
100,000
to
common
subsidiary company, to be
Co., will direct all Cities Service petroleum
states
from
the
Rocky Mountains to the
program,
the
Y.—V.
Dec.
on
company
techniques is resulting in
close
be
2,072,359
The
of
1935, jto which Cities Service had heen subject since 1941.
The
exemption was granted by. the Securities and Exchange Commission
following the elimination, by Cities Service, of all minority interests
in Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp.
in compliance with a Commission order.
at
N.
the past two years is a
producer.
The subsidiary's performance, he said, is due to the intro¬
duction of drilling methods which are new to the 30-year-old Monroe
Columbia
by
from "the
1960
will
income-
headed
The
announced
15,
gas.
carbon
Gas
into
reach
and
$1,204,866
of
underwriters
of
opera¬
made
material
raw
become
increased
Mr.
Coca-Cola
respectively,
are
writers
-
was
•
Texas.
that
its
The
expansion
tomic
excess
recent
Service
marketing
States
of
Accordinely,
jurisdiction
.
action
on
Company
purchase
of
in
system
S.
in
be
reported
investment
to
range
The
Plastics, Inc.—Files for Offering—
are
shares
Company Act
be
a
"holding
to
ceased
the
in
the
Holding
^in Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp.-
Co.
This
Co.
Cities
paid
in
consolidation
the
to
Commission
to* be
or
the
has
Holding
subiect
culminated
which
under
Company
the
longer
no
minority public interest
A
on
Service
However,
allowances
proceedings
the
is
order
an
defined
as
Cities
fee
issued
wide
accrued interest. Each. $1,000 and $500 bond initially
attached thereto a detachable
warrant for 80
shares
and
shares,
The
has
the
pipeline from the Monroe Gas Field in northern Louisiana to
Sterlington, La., plant, where anhydrous ammonia, methanol
plus
have
40
-
to.
Marketing—
The-SEC
The
Lo-Vaca
150,515
warrants),
purchase
leased
'•
'
buyer in
car
the
$43,915
statement
""shares
favorable
performance—a
the
one
which
made
be
it
this
we
to
year.
from
change
and
if
put.
least
at
the
in
Solvents Corp.—Expansion—
operations
an
program
-construction
agreements
$45,018
mortgage bonds,
aver¬
would
we'
ought
given
has
motoring
annual
market
mass
stay
to
year
which
changes
that
the
be
not
but
through
standard
and
will
•'.•
1965
by
will
S.
seize
imagination
and
that
there,
products,
new
U.
year
to
it
of
manufacturers
remain ^unchanged1 from
of
the
car
quarters
features
cycle
most
markets
our
automobile
with
in
will be
marketing
some
developing
and
that
sold
merchandising
develop
coming
stopped
we
to
77x"- '
business
our
the eight-million
business
and
in
cars
new
American
cannot
'
agreement
of
1970
By
potential
genius
activity.
general
be
York
Mayr.ard
at
gas
have
its
an
2220.
p.
firm,
tration
auto¬
far
192,
This
,
out
potentialities
will
New
of
to
expanded
will
daily
gas
ops.
ry.
oper.
rwy.
spectus
that
5241
at
substituting
when
from
Colorite
to
trans¬
turn
in
reserves
for
redemption on Feb, 1, next
through
fund, 1,600 shares of its 6% cumulative pre¬
share, plus accrued dividends of $150
drilling and extracting operations
Louisiana Gas Production Co.
and
past.
hone
located
cease
rev.
—V.
forward
levels
its
will
miles
route
•
Louisiana
per
the
three
Because
could
now,
*
'operating exposes
Net
car
beginning
tastes.
and
automobiles
opportunities^ and
experienced
back
needs
for
thougiilxup
facing
has
sit
cannot
we
market
we
be
may
personal
own
coming
than
industry
greater
tl*>eir
the
out
County,
a
in
1176.
p.
the
natural
Natural
Paso
originally,
construct
330
follow
other unfair competition.—V. 192,
any
..
means
Oak
about
to
190,
of
the
■
existing
1812.
p.
Rwy. operating revenue-
that
are
individual
Live
extend
planned
Period End.,Nov. 30—
,
vehicle to be used by the entire
complex and diversified character of
and
in
will
is
feet.—V.
called
$100
Payment
According
Colorado & Wyoming-Ry.^Earnings—
out
customers'
to
_'r,
personal
a
to
explanation
from
million
27
and
States
Louisiana.
sidiary,
quantities
natural
upon
which
of
in
reserves
wells.
Dec.
on
closing.
now
are
discovering
inadequate,
but
frequently
suits
trend,
cost
a
company
enjoined
'With an increasing variety of car sizes, styles, and func¬
available, peoul'e are becoming increasingly interested in choosing
of
El
to
of
carry
will
States
estimated
company's
192,
restaurant
a
excellent chance
an
portation.
tions
sell
feet
to
and
miles of 30-inch
bring« the System's
portion
companies
two
•
agreed
that-
service
•
all-nurpcse
increasingly
is
delivery
obtained an injunction in the Circuit Court of Cook
27 against infringement of its trademark.
Judge Daniel .A, Roberts entered a final judgment against Morey
Misles and Leonard Wulfstat, individually and as partners in Beefy 19,
;'r"
is
bracket.
automobile
the
Coca-Cola Co.—Obtains
County
features
-
tremendous.
less/than
new .cars
:
there
in
near-record
of
however,
family
of
cubic
feet
to
gas
be
further
fall.
And
mechanical
and
•
these,
vehicles
potential
single
a
the
cubic
Coastal
Gas,
It
the
of
cubic
sinking
corporation
own
1961
signed
been
/.
will
States
130,000,000
announced
System
area.
1961.—V.
.
With
has
gas
..
constructed
additional
feet
its
of
gathering systems and producing
fields. It will als.o be within reasonable delivery distance of new gas
markets
in
the
expanding industrial Gulf Coast region of Texas.,
The Lo-Vaca Gas Gathering
System is expected to commence deliveries
a growing market resulting from an ever-growing pop¬
has developed a revolutionary change in people's basic
toward
automobiles.
Not
long
ago
the
automobile
was
unon
family.
President
and
.
receive
year
styling
new
are
to
there
attitudes
think
sales
be
cubic
stantial
has
System,
Lo-Vaca
with
Along
ulation
in
excellent
an
interest.
the
today
every
owning
the
factors
market
road
!,
,
has
at
Broadway,
The
Increased
gas
Natural
Houston
The
automotive
during
the
the
on
buying
of
tne
2
natural
Gas
the
from; Coastal
gas
will
trillion
the
of
shares,
share.
per
30%.
for
Paso
4.2
Commercial
agreement between the
Coastal
of
100,000,000
Board
agreement
an
~
increasing
an
.
contract,
Natural
Gathering
The
d
many
favorable
sales
Co.
year;
average
with
that
better
of natural gas 365 days
Gulf that it build 96.9
acquired
billion
company
ferred
February.
the
of
customers
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric
Co.—Partial Red*n
The
$10,500,000. \ An application by El Paso Gas Supply Company, a
subsidiary of El Paso Natural Gas, has been -accepted for filing by
the FPC, proposing the construction of natural gas pipeline facilities
costing approximately $29,649,000,;; Th|ese facilities will take delivery
follow.
to
the
in
compact- cars
new
El
Gas
during
(
expected
be
1960
made
activity
during
have
cars
last
new
of
terms
with
.-"-i-pf
,-liave
logically
which
sales
market
new-car
Gas
It has been previously
%
record
than
accelerated,:
be
can
cars..
more
the
has
434
to
operation
also, agreed to advance the price escala¬
dedications obtained by Coastal States to fill
the
additional * delivery
requirements of 30,000,000 cubic feet daily.
This should materially facilitate the purchases of
gas by Coastal States.
and
months,-
to
earlier
Paso
tion
'"ivyV;;/;"!.
successive
will
$5
as
many7' industries
forces
generate
Chairman
announced
Natural
annual
an
increase
will
year
ahead- The suburbs
will
continue
to
grow
which
means
that
more
people
than
ever
will
be
dependent upon cars for transportation.
New family units
are
increasing
by approximately half a million a year.
Multi-car
households
are
increasing
as
families discover
that
one
car
isn't
enough
to
meet
their
transportation
requirements.
Already
more
than
18% .of car-owning
families—13 Vi %
of all families—own
two
or
the
of
Many
continue
Paso
compared
the
V..
Jr.,
has
•
as
supply
Fuel
of
Southwest
of
all
as
production
El
Under
:
savings are
; ,•*
in -1S61
States
concluded
one
1957.
-v'-'f,,V 1 ->Tv' VV-v?'"
to be second only to the
1959.
at
will
in
four
construction
expected
by
construction
Highway
boost
for
risen
pew
is
1961
perhaps
year,
in
and personal
,Vv
indications:
;.**
has
expect
1958.*
"
\
expenditures
in
Government
the
in
for
year
be
income
$55.1 billion reached in
of
Farm
.
will
Wyatt,
and'price escalation'terms of
year
encouraging
government' officials
Corp.
best
the
new
that national
and that employment, personal
to all-time highs.'
v'/:-..!.
,■
;
With
United
knowing that the nation's business
production has been holding at a high level,
the
sohnd,
peak
the
S.
Coastal
,-v;
.Shipments
million
in
Oscar
.
is part of Columbia's
program
its
-
States Gas Producing Co.—Contract
,
i
lateral
amount
General
and
company
,
expected
National
Southern
and
President
as
Bank.
of giving
weans
m,am ,llne ,1°0PS and 28.9 miles, of lateral supply line of 12ter!
give the System its capacity increase. .The main
5
£e <?on,R in four states through which the Columbia
Passes Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi and Louisiana.
AJ1
United
year
a
"This expansion
*
customers an adequate supply
Inc.
Co.,
company
company-has outstanding 90,000 shares-of common stock, of
Citizens
and
Southern
National Bank, of Atlanta, owns
shares. Mills B. Lane, Jr. is listed as Board Chairman of the
company and
and
industry's
ey Su
.se^.rch f°r
.nol1? ProP°.sed„by Columbia
The
80,000
'
automobile
at $5.50
Johnson,
commission.
share
per
JK*
year "
concerns
Vice-President
The
cents
covering
Company Act. The net proceeds frfyn the stock sale will
provide capital and technical assistance and services to
business
.which
Net rev.
55
a
...
filed
Ga.,
21,
Dec.
specializing in companies which in the com¬
pany's judgment are engaged in businesses and industries of growth
and further development.
"■'• \\.
•
'
•
•
*;
"*
Rwy. operating revenue-
187,156,106
receive
Georgia
non-diversified
•
the
small
'
^
under
Investment
r
Period End.
will
underwriters
Organized
,
RR.—-Ea/nings—
Atlanta,
Streets,
on
'
^
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Corp.—File;, for Offering
1960,
300,000 shales of common stock, to be offered for public sale
per snare
through a group of underwriters headed by The
Lane, Space Corp., Courts & Co. and The Robinson-Humphrey
81,712,798
50,555,467
2219.
p.
Southern Capital
The'corporation, 'Marietta and Broad
registration statement with the SEC
a
$
27,666,230 318,526,138 317,676,259
21,297,781 242,124,247,235,963,461
25,979,734
Citizens &
;
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$ ""
$
oper.
ry.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Ohio Railway Co.—Earnings-
&
Period End. Nov. 30— /
Railway
Railway
.
.
said,
a
to
"as
an
estab¬
position to be flexible as to the seller's
terms
consisting
of
cash,
stock
ci;
a
combination of the two."
George R. Thill, manager of commercial development for. Crompton &
Knowles Corp., at its Worcester, Mass., headquarters, is in charge of
the
acquisition program.
Since
ter
it
firm
fabricated
began
has
its
industrial
becoming active in
duck pin spotters.
Recent
and F.
B.
7 years ago, the Worces¬
into
the
fields
of
chemicals,
packaging
machinery as^ well*, as
program
expanded
plastics
special
and
contract
manufacturing
acquisitions
include:
N. J.,
a
Co., Lansdowne,
192,
as
automatic
Firmaline
p.
1491.
Products
of
Crompton
&
producer of fabricated pre-mix plastics;
Pa., a producer of certified food colors;
Reddirigton Co., Bellwood, 111.,
facturer.—V.
such
,
Knowles, Midland Park,
Bates Chemical
*
.
diversification
successfully
-
packaging machinery manu¬
,
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(6)
.
.
Monday, January 2, 1961
.
—
shares which
Crucible Steel Co. of America—Year-End Statement—
President' Joel Hunter issued
Crucible's
ment
in
Pittsburgh,
"Steel
Pa.,
have
users
the following
'
Dec. 29:
on
become
of
aware
the
that
fact
-
steel
industry
The
'
level.
half
as
to
recover
in
to
in
the
ahead from
years
those
have
we
will
been
manufacture,
It
for
automation
the
various
of
loss
The
Eric
H.
Haight,
officials
agement
as
group
a
standing shares included
greatly enlarged their steel capacity and are continuing to do so.
Quality of foreign steel now approaches ours in most cases.
With
more foreign steel capacity
becoming available for saje outside of the
producing countries, our domestic industry will not dptyAhave to cope
with our own excess capacity, but also with lower dost foreign steel.
Since steel requirements, both per capita and in total,
will continue
to rise as they have in the past eventually this overabundance will be
corrected.
This process will take a period of years, and, in the interval,
American steel will have a tough battle.
;
-.■.A. AV
A ■: ■■
"The
obvious
answer
to
this
competitive challenge
is improved
also
owns
39,050
acted
shares
36,450. shares.—V.
agent
as
for
persons
the
whom
191,
principal
that
and development of new and improved
Crucible spent a record amount in 1960
on new
facilities to reduce costs and improve quality of the product.
The vacuum degassing unit installed at Midland Works for purifying
steel in the. molten stage is an example of our efforts'to improve'
our; competitive position.
Research and Development activities likewise
have been stepped up sharply in recent years and will continue at a
with
efficiency
and
steels
The
the
proceeds
oil
and
Dolomite
7%
The
/
shares
the
(French
the
i
additional
with
Cubic
in
$50
at
for
share,
The
proceeds
to
are
used
be
construction
for
tising and working capital.
the
offered
250,000 .shares
stock at SI
BUSINESS—Cyclomatics
the
'
of
State
York
New
firm's
on
'
-
.
100
adver¬
the
basis,
all
there
such
is
all
that
assurance
no
shares
the
of
Additions
to
Carrying
New
sold,
are
tfte
approximately
at
or
inventories
Sales,promotion and national advertising
equipment
Total
&
I
—-
of:
consists
I
authorized
Common
stock
(10c
Common
stock
purchase
♦Assuming
effect
the
p.
to
all
shares
of -the
offered
of
This
at
50,000
shares
are
stock
stock
common
sold
and
reserved
purchase
-
the
SEC
par
($3
100,000
share),
proceeds
for
marketing
program,
and
Period End. Nov. 30—
operating
new
working
Delaware & Hudson RR.
Rwy.
Net
from
rev.
rwy.
—V.
ops.
ry,
income-
ODer.
'
-
1708.
192, p.
capital.
sales
and
'
$622,462
303,537
Denver & Rio Grande
$1
interest
"We
|A
Nation's
Mr.
Railway
reV.
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
from
in
oBf
look
p.
32,226,660
v,
i
4,202,507
preferred
stock
company
Loyd
to
for
1956,
-
excellent
a
the
and
rapid
growth
a
part
of
as
President
the
Electronics
Aviation,
actions
and
firm
to
Dorsett
$18,784,000
in
reflects
in
of
Utah,
Dorsett
Electronic. Organ
and
New
46,737,310
called
for
sales
for
the
two
Arts,
Los
Dec.
,
cents
All
par
value),
it
was
announced
on
1960
share of 82
months earnings
nine
period
The
its
Inc.
favorably to
purchasers designated by the company at the
public offering price less an underwriting discount. Also included in
the statement are 84,050 outstanding shares which are
part of 150,000
more
of
cents
at
at
were
ended
the
net
end
69
figures
which total
A
based
are
on
2,432,021.—V.
South
per
1959:5
current
p.
number
has
company
outstanding
the
plus
*
called
Hanover
interest
Bank,
Net
oper.
oper.
70
at
a
RR.
To
oper.
"Deficit.
■
192,
$527,126
$6,257,741
expenses-
429,142
473,189
5,267,008
ry.
$22,780
$53,937
192,
p.
2221.
*9,678
383,058
$6,412,317
.
.
$990,733
2,918
dps. "
income__
p.
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$451,922
—V;
5,385,831
$1,026 486
'
451,613
an
Inc.,
Net
approval
20%
also
the
Net
rwy.
oper.
"Deficit.
It
is
2221.
p.
research
space
and
be
a
very
frequency
de¬
he
increase
equipment.
to
A: •
the .use
in
'■
of
micro¬
added.
comprehensive
microwave
radar
the identity and altitude of airplanes,
determine
is
system
as
well
to -insure' their safe, separation. Such
the cost—about a billion
direction,
radar
of
growth
a
v
more
distance, and
and
ago
Commission
will contribute
said.
substantial
air collisions,"
mpch
high
Communications
channels
he
1961,"
decade
a
according to Tore N. Anderson,
Y., a leading manufacturer of
Federal
of microwave
during
a
,
by
N.
associated
available, now, but
to
be
-Mr,
Anderson
said,
this
economical
very
for
both
lor
firms
requiring
method
of
transmission
is
proving
telephone
and telegraph companies
communication.—V. 192, p. 304.
volume
large
'-The
ness
-
award
by
New
Robert
Fairchild
The
ment,
system
The
The
contract
a
for
$3,000,000
over
for
electronic
General
Bruce,
equipment has been announced
of the Defense Products Division,
test
Manager
'
Camera
retrofit
kits
the
Air
of
electronic
the
by
and
flight
Force
test
Du
the
as
designated
AN/ASB-9A,
Electronics
Military
Division
in
Clifton,
Defense
Products
Division
of
Fairchild
aerial
bomb-navigation
for
bomber.
Products
of
'
of ground support equip¬
line equipment
B--52
equipment,
Mont
A.
for production
calls
Defense
fields
by International Busi¬
Corp., Federal Systems Division, Space Guidance Center,
York,
definitive contract
produced
"child's
the
of
Machines
Owego,
reconnaissance
N.
Department
will
of
be
Fair-
Jv
Camera
is
a
leader
in
mapping systems; communica¬
simulation and test equipment;
arming devices.—V. 192, p. 1609.
and
missile
programming, safety and
Farm Management Associates; Inc.,
1960—11 Mos —1959
revenue.
$417,000
$5,064,000
expenses.
328,950
349,687
4,007,862
4,095,567
SEC
$88,050
$146,313
$1,076,138
$1 301 433
900
shares
of
*33,520
18,883
*292,533
*91J93
per
share;
Stamford, Conn.—
without underwriting.
from
rev.
systems,
level,
and
1960—Month—1959
oper.
oper.
192,
infant^ industry
Woodside,
the
Railway
1961.—V.
for a national system—has held upAits''installation'.-"
v
"
%
Noting that (housands of conversations as -well as all kinds of busi¬
data can be flashed from- point to point over a single microwave
and
/
Railway
projects
exploration.
million.
tions, radar and data handling systems;
2221.
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
in
control
was
instruments
prevent
channel,
Redeem
'
Net rwy.
space
of ,$50
Fairchild Camera & Instrument Corp.—IBM Contract.
—
Broadway, New York, N. Y.—V.
,
early
automation,
FXR,
able, to
their
and
.
redemption on March 1, 1961, all of
income 4% bonds,- due Jan. 1, 1995 at
$4.67 per- $100. Payment will be made
1960—Month—1959
development
and
rate
are
shares
of
a
>
completed
$2. billion-a-year
a
test
need
be
1396.
revenue.
from
rev.
for
first mortgage
accrued
Atlantic
on
firms
ness
.'A A.
&
and
systems
annual
an
three
all
dollars
' ;
...
the
research
weapon
at
activities,
the merger and consolidation into Electronic Science
be
three-dimensional
v
192,
currently
transmission
will
to
as
$6*693,000,
were
November,
'r'
Shore
"There
"We
,
to
just
share.
>
period
the
cents
sales
of
advanced
are
that
of
least
waves
•
%
for
electronic
with
Will
recent
at
'■
$1,677,000
and
-AA-AA
share
per
Railway
Railway
20
Secondary—
just
recorded
Bonds—Earnings—
the
coiporation, of Albertson Avenue, Albertson, Long Island, N. Y.,
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 27, I960,
covering
50,000 shares of capital stock, to be offered for public sale
through,
a
group
of underwriters headed by Granbery, Marache & Cot, The1
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by
amendment. Up to ,20,000 of such shares may be sold
by the under¬
or
is
now
•
cumulaDec.
$1,995,000
were
developed one
laboratories
applications.
President
Chemicals,
This-figure compares
period in 1959.
\
applications, and has
space
substantial number of
a
sales
Microwave
"The
A-'v AA-''-- '"'A'"' '!;A
share.
per
Duluth,
46,569,609
30,
in
communications,
same
periods
and
equipped environmental testing
commercial
to
private business use
DuBois
1960,
per
months
$6,438,000
30,
fa¬
FXR, Inc.—Industry Forecast—
acquired
Angeles;
and
p.
1396.
192,
with
A 20%<
growth in 1961 is forecast for the booming business of micro¬
waves—high-frequency radio transmission of energy for air navigation,
profits for the present ended quarter totaled $604,000 or 25 cents
share; the comparable three months in 1959 indicated $567,000 or
at
on
Nov.
the
■
the
three
to
ended
Period End. Nov. 30—
redemption,
addition
Controls
Electi'onics
York.—V.
missiles
completely
contemplated
Aire-
Firestone,
Inc.
Coast.
connection
&
Propulsion
Jet
for
most
West
Combined
stated.
include
Sperry
year,
$20,208,000.
earnings
1959
the
outstanding
1960—11 Mos.—1959
a
one
in
Electronics,
Los Angeles and New York,
is a major producer of ground
equipment
and
electro-mechanical
actuators
and
computer
engaged
team,"
This
to
the
American
missiles.
and
in
the
of
Elec¬
the-
service
subsidiary,
the
of
new
aircraft
coniDonents
firm
fense
this
Chicago
months
sales
net
$69,831,163 $68,921,028
$2,392,635 $23,093,853 $22,351,419
1,060,209
9,702,246
10,052,405
Digitronics Corp.—Offering and
writers
cilities
measures.
American
antennas.
Specialty Co., with offices and plants in Los Angeles and
also produces a wide range of avionic devices and power
for
support
Net
#estern RR.—Earnings—
by M. J:, Zivian, President. This stock is held in its entirety by Detroit
Corp. Retirement Income Fund.—V. 191, p. 2412.
j
Electronic
con-
airborne
and
measures
participated in the growth of the microwave industry, sup¬
supplies and servo controls for microwave systems.
power
systems
Mr.
by
vendor
major fabri¬
merged with
,
Co.
counter
tronics has
Astronautics.
Denver;
Net*
a
Steel
filed
intelligence,
plying
people
Electronic
feet.
square
quality control
its
,
in
a
recently
capabilities
Dorsett,
G.
acquired
employs 150
now
termed
are
programs
as
American
merger
nine
the
compared
/.
$2,201,249
1,014,064
($100
further
to
Galantin,
-5,700,191
518,195
outstanding balance of 15,000 shares of the corporation's 6%
tive
the last six months,
nearly $4 million.
are
estimated
to
earnings
according
towers,
only
the
Electronic
Connecticut,
The
California
Inc.,
and
ended;
Corp.—Redemption—
has
share,
facilities
remains
the
of
and
This
2220.
corporation
sys¬
aerospace
A DuBois Chemicals, Inc.—Net, Sales Up—
$42,179,185
of all the large
is
Inc.,
and
States
transmission
electric
&
the United
in
equipment. Anchor Metals,
to shareholders will accrue from the merger, which
Specialty Co.'s long-range plan—combining com¬
of different aspects
of
the microwave industry.
The recently acquired Technicraft division of Electronic Specialty Co.
has
an
outstanding reputation
for
the manufacture
of microwave
transmission
lines.
Electronic
Specialty Co.
with its fully equipped
antennavpattern measurement range has become a leader in electronic
million
supplying
other
made
this
of
Kennedy
microwave
$9,952,525
3,957,986
Detroit Steel
The
firm.
missile
and
who
previous
100%
•
After-tax
buildings'totaling 27,000
forward
space
Carter
the
present
each
Many advantages
our
North
Mos.—1959
$7,516,564
3,839,947
oper.^ income—
192,
field
and
in
volume
1960
line
follows
In
profits for
correspondingly.
32,#22,197
$6,350,621
ops.
acquisition
S.
D.
of
A':A:AA: A A,;.'A
good. reputation
Electronics
1
for
Controls
&
manufactures over 50%
Kennedy & Co.
antennas
industrial
of
cator
division
nearly $1.5
of
electronics
the
major
common
the
brick
Convair
,
1960—11
S.
D.
full
a
patible
Explorer Satellite,
$513,000.
production
Laboratory,
:
$947,075
$6,041;196
ry.
electronics
Products, Inc., was established
Hundley. In April, 1959, Maytag
search,
ir
2,870,009
.
expenses
oper.
with
capabilities
Hundley,
recorded
Science
Electronic
of
S.
cations.
equipment
Customers
office,
share
one
of
D. S. Kennedy & Co.
Kennedy & Co. is the leading manufacturer of large micro¬
wave
antennas used
chiefly to detect or track planes and missiles,
to record data from outer space, and for tropospheric scatter communi¬
rapidly expanding sales activity in airborne tele¬
on
the West Coast, we desired engineering and
and facilities in this prime market avea.
We
found
the
capabilities and facilities of American Missile Products
extremely compatible with our present operations," Dorsett said.
192,
$39,938,761
revenue
oper.
share
in
Electronics.
■
Railway
in
Electronics
per
extremely
an
"Because
$3,817,084
1960—Month—1959
•
fourth
Dorsett
Ruben
production
^
rr
Period End. Nov. 30—
the
with billings
Inc.,
Missile,
was
and
23
.
formerly
Missile
modern
two
For
Net
of
metering
without giving
issuance upon
warrants.—V.
warehouse
I960—Montb—1959 A
Rwy. operating expenses
the
enjoys
company
Corp.—Earnings—
$3,354,599.
2,732,137
revenue
insulation
y
engaged
Dorsett
volume
Mrs.
trollifig
underwriting.
a
Electronic
of
into Electronic'Specialty Co. and the subsequent consolidation
Electronics, Inc., shareholders of D. S. Kennedy & Co.
hold
D.
Calif.,
Products,
equipment
I960 filed a letter of notification with
shares of common stewk to be offered at
used for
be
Presidents
Zonne,
•
American
will
9,
without
to
are
with
Road
proposes
Laboratories, Inc., Norman, Okla., has announced
the
outstanding shares
of American
Missile
Sergeant
than
more
For
The
a
covering
per
Dec.
fibre
glass
of
will
funds
then
company
,
Newton, Iowa.
merger,
American
in
Dayton Plastics, Inc., Dayton, Ohio—Files With SEC—
on
manufacture
areas,
the
of
company's Scottsville
the
AA'A--
1959
In
corporation
the
portion
the
and
all
of
actively
increase
and
992.
The
Rochester,
Lawndale,
Missile
is
the
President
400,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
common
W.
.
* Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
;
warrants
the
of
50,000
exercise
par)
Phillip
and
into
owned
is
Electronics Laboratories, Inc.—Acquires^—
Inc.,
for
will
.
Authorized
for
Electronics
1960,
The
25,000
the
of
gravel which
and
A
completion of
in
programs.
$165,000
capitalization
Specialty Co.—Merger—
Burgess
.
American
tems
25,000
-s.
facilities
__
of operating
improvement
CAPITALIZATION—The
—
sand
equipment.
and
the
to
Detroit
or
Maytag Co.,
for
$30,000
60,000
25,000
receivable
___
H.
Specialty Co. and American Electronics, Inc., respectively, Los Angeles,
Calif., and Clyde P. Mooney,
President of D. S. Kennedy & Co.,
Cohasset, Mass., have announced the merger of D. S. Kennedy &• Co.
Odenbachs.
the
plants
acquisition
the
__
accounts
and
Electronic
outstanding stock, Odenbach and his wife now own 73%
78%* of, the class "A," and 74.4% of the common.
p.
1491.
*
;
'
Dorsett
$165,000)
development
451,850 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
'_
$lr_
(par
2221.
p.
William
preferred,
192,
Products,
is on a best efforts
thereof will be sold. If
capital
working
product
New
the
the
common
par
shares
any
being
manufacturing process.
Its
Odenbach,
President,
and
his
Dolomite
of
plant
a
Dorsett
proceeds
net
192,
There are
common stock.
Outstanding
options' with respect to the
proposed
or
stock
Common
—V.
capitaliza¬
the
The company has no author¬
1960.
be
microwave
received by the company
will, it is contemplated, be
applied in the approximate order and for the purposes set forth below:
(estimated
to
forth
sets
follows
that
of Aug. 31,
as
preferred stock and no outstanding debt.
Authorized
in
engaged
not
company
outstanding
outstanding
its
H.
Dolomite\tone,
machinery
the
Of
of
Inc. was incorporated under the laws of
Oct. 7, 1957 under the name Slendercycle
offering
presently
of the
or
no
certain raw materials from the Dolomite
and
Silica
Sand deposits
and a
obtain
may
by
Street
Chicago
—V.
company
PROCEEDS—Since
John
worn
owner
allocated
establish
the
adopted its present name on Sept. 23, 1960. The
company is engaged in the manufacture and sale of motorized health
and
exercising equipment.
Its principal office is located at
11-16
Thirty-First Avenue, Long Island City 6, New York.
The
Corp.
be
Jay
to
.A-a/.
1
.
is
company
table
CAPITALIZATION—The
ized
New
developing
and
crushed
controlled
Stock
this
of
under
and
York
New
Kennedy
Co.,
of
and
.
share.
per
price
sales
any
acquired
company
first
^
Inc.—Common
the
of
employed
be
may
5%
Co.,
Electronic Specialty Co.
-v.
The merger,
subject to stockholder approval, will be accomplished
shortly
b'efore 'the- recently
announced
consolidation
of Electronic
Specialty Co. and American Electronics, Inc. into a new corporation
known as Electronics Science & Controls. After the merger of D. S.
21
Dec.
a
exceed
not
at $10 per share
share. The offering
per
Trust
York.
is
company
Net proceeds of the stock saleSwill be used to supply the company
working capital
and
to
finance vie—purchase
and development
of
Offered—Pursuant
offering circular, General Securities Co.
Inc., of 101 W. 57th St., New York 19, N. Y., publicly
Cyclomatics
to
$1
Salemen
New
Co.,
additional
buildings,
of
for | sale
at
tion
the
d
ar
of
improving
were
quarrier
covering 700 shares
per
will
200,000 shares
200,000 class
"A"
shares (non-voting).
of these products, although it is said
non-conimercial production of glass fibre, the output
limited
that
Dec.
on
shares
directors.
and
organized
was
production
Products
14, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
of common stock (no par) to be offered
without underwriting.
corporation
SEC
common
offered
be
registration
a
covering!
yife, in exchange for which the Odenbachs received 50,000 preferred,
250,000 class- "A" and 1,5^00,000 common shares.
It is contemplated
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
the
company
used
Caverns, Inc., McMinnville, Tenn.—Files
Cumberland
development
them.
by
manufacture
and
With
to
commission
sold
filed
Y.,
N.
Irving
Agent
Trust
engaged in the manufacture and sale
of
replacement parts for electrical systems for automobiles, trucks,
tractors and farm equipment, ignition systems of small engines such
as
out-board
motors, lawn nowers and other stationary engines as
well as marine engines, and also makes hydraulic brake parts, brake
cables; power brake parts and speedometer cables.
The company
owns
all of the capital stock of The Echlin Sales
Co.,
a
Western Hemisphere trade corporation organized
ynder the
laws
of
Connecticut,
and of Echlin-United
of Canada, Ltd;, which
was
formed under the provisions of the Dominion Companies' Act and
which distributes the company's products in the Canadian market.
The company also owns all of the capital stock of Brake Parts Co.,
an
Illinois corporation, which functions as a distributor of certain of
its products.
,
1960,
27,
1,000,000
and
common
officers
plus
Rochester,
Midland
Marine
BUSINESS—The
New
1522.
p.
Dec.
on
is
and
by
salary
.assets
in June 1962.—V.. 192, p. 2016.
expected to be completed
is
phase
Afull
Compagnie des Compteurs will manufacture
DME's in France, under a licensing agreement
S.A., a Cublic subsidiary in Luxembourg. This
and
AME's
concluded
Corp.,
incidental to
expenses
(cumulative-convertible),
(voting)
"A"
securities
mercial
the
of
second phase,
the
Under
phase
Securities
Vestal
York law in March 1960
to engage in the manufacture and sale of glass fibre for insulation
and glass
fibre thread!, mats and rovings for use in the production
of
reinforced
plastics.
None of such products is presently in com¬
contract, awarded by Compagnie des
Compteurs (Paris) and valued at SI,365,000, Cubic will manufacture
precision angle-measuring equipment <AME), distance-measuring equip'■ment
(DME)., and associated data-handling equiRfnent and plotting
boards. This phase is expected to be completed in September 1961.
first
made
The
North and''Central Africa. Sponsoring agencies
are the French Ministry of Defense and CIEES,
Integrated Missile Test Center.
the
Under
be
of
program
new
for
190,
St.,
SEC
stock
stock
class
whose
in
(Colomb-Bechari
u#ed
be
Jay
the
preferred
the
will
corporation announced the signing of a major
tracking-system contract involving
approximately $3 million worth
of Cubic-designed
electronic equipment. Five organizations on three
continents
cooperated to negotiate the contract which will provide
advanced missile-range instrumentation for the Sahara Missile Range
for
with
preferred
and
Diego
San
The
1037
of
statement
common
^
stock
common
Registrar
stock at $28 per share.
common
par
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer
notification with
(par two cents)
of
,
to
are
properties.—V.
gas
of
through
share,
per
^
letter
a
Dolomite Glass Fibres, Inc.—Proposes Offering—
a;.
of
Foreign Contract—
Cubic Corp.—Major
$4
filed
of
account
this firm's $1
Commission—
1960
5,
shares
75,000
at
York.
New
The
of
Dec.
on
covering
offered
be
York,
uses.
192, p. 2609.
high level."—V.
corporation
SEC
to
costs
lower
steel
new
Securities and Exchange
Dec. 20 offering
a
St., New York 5, N. Y., publicly offered for the
three selling stockholders, 10,650 shares of
20 Broad
With
Offered—
circular, Blair & Co., Inc.,
Manufacturing Co.—Common Stock
Pursuant to
?
Dixie Natural Gas Corp.* New York, N. Y.—Files
the loss
substantially below
year,
the
for
Echlin
underwriter
1772.
p.
nearly 100% higher than sales ot
Joyce said the company showed a
or
previous year.
>
operations for the final quarter resulted in a profit
of
$75,678
on
sales
of
$436,951. This
performance, the .company
President added, contrasted with a loss for the first nine months of
$87,134 on sales of $960,328. For the most part, the losses represented
non-recurring .expenditures and sart-up delays involved in constructing
and equipping new research and sales facilities, he stated.
Dyna-Therm is engaged in the manufacture of high
temperature
coating,
plastics and
specialized building materials. Manufacturing
facilities are located at Culver City dnd Burbank, Calif.—V. 192, p. 5.
111,474 shares. Of the 84,050 out¬
registration statement, Mr. Haight
own
this
in
and
$1,397,279,
to
the 1959 fiscal year.
for the. past fiscal
for
disclosed
George M. Joyce, company President,
report mailed to shareholders.
annual
$11,459
noted
He
'
A"
AA-AA"• ' A'-v'v%AAA;A;;% A'AA.A
outstanding 396,066 shares of capital stock, of
Board Chairman, owns 59,800 shares and man¬
has
company
which
of
$83,183
"
the
increased
$716,384
com¬
lease,
or
30,
in
27
Sales
time it is principally engaged
present
sale
capital.
The 50%
past years.
devices
the
At
1960,
Sept.
Dec.
on
in the
installation and maintenance of
electronic digital systems, and the design, manufacture and sale of
electronic components, for data handling and file processing. Of the
met proceeds from the stock sale, $200,000 will be used to retire shortterm bank loans and the balance will be added to general funds, to
be
used
toward
financing new product development and the cost of
equipment available for lease to customers,, and for additional working
increase in U. S. steel making
capacity since 1950, together with technological advances, have created
more productive capacity than presently required,
in place of shortages
which have occurred frequently since 1946.
Foreign steef makers have
accustomed
Grieser.
Norman
electronic
design,
.
of th^ present labor contract in. June 1962.:,
conditions in domestic and foreign steel markets
and
of
processes.
a
ended
Leonard
for the fiscal year
sharp improvement in operations
record sales and
law in 1957 by Albert
and Robert F. Shaw^Vicespecializes in the design and pro¬
Delaware
under
Eugene
Chemical
Dyna-Thernv
for
organized
was
President,
mercial
normal
more
a
company
Chemical Corp.—Annual Report—
Corp., of Culver City, Calif.,
experienced
Dyna-Therm
acquired by certain investors in September
sale by them from time to time in the
were
be^offered
Auerbach,
duction
may/fcven see customers adding to their
against possible interruption to production at
different
be
will
demand
four organizers of the
previously been owned by the
which
may
President,
of 1961
hedge
a
the expiration
Competitive
probably
1961—steel
of
latter part
The
inventories
;
A.
completed—probably^ometime during
adjustment process is
this
first
the
a
line with the shorter lead time now availabletf»n steel delivery.
them in
When
normal
their
ana
future.
the
steel-operating rate of 70-75%.
They no longer heed to carry large supplies of steel to guard against
possible shortages as they did during most of the postwar period. Since
mid-1%60 steel consumers have,, been reducing their inventories to bring
supply
can
needs at
1959
had
and
company
year-end state¬
ry.
ops.
income.
—V.
192,
p.
'2221.
$496,000
$5,397 000
Files
The
The
With
Securities and
corporation
covering
proceeds
on
125
class
are
B
Dec
1960
19,
shares
of
common
to be
used
Exchange Commission—
filed
class
stock
A
letter
a
common
(par
$10)
for promotion,
of
notification with
(par $10) and
offered at $100
stock
to
be
rents and working
capital.
Volume
of
outstanding stock
Chemical Corp.
and
Of
in favor of
with
merger
a
Dec. 128
on
Futterman
The
97%
nearly
of
eight
National
National
4'A
about
shares
each
for
share
for
manufactures
of
each
Federal common
Federal
and
share.
preferred
fertilizers
mixed
six
at
plants:,.
.;;
■'t ^'v.
Roy F. Coppedge, Jr., President of National Distillers and Chemical,
stated that he expected the merger to become effective early in Janu¬
ary.
"We regard this merger,"
he said, "as an important step in
National's program of integration of its fertilizer chemicals.
"Since 1950 we have been manufacturing a growing number of indus¬
trial
and
agricultural chemicals in increasing volume.. Included are
such basic fertilizer raw materials as phosphoric acid, sulphuric acid,
ammonia, and nitrogen solutions. Federal Chemical will enable us to
s-
•
Dec.
largest producer of polyethylene resins and a major manufac*
industrial chemicals, plastics, fertilizer chemicals and special
■r
of
992.
June
since
Va.,
10,
1959,
under
a
*;
■
...
The
that it
announced
have
Directors
its
bagasse
their present intention
is
to make
liquidating .distribution to shareholders of between $2.75
share from the proceeds of the proposed sale of certain
company's properties to Cities Service Oil-Co.
announcement
was
made
in
a
letter
sent
to
shareholders
the
of
The
per
ing
market,
1939
the
of a special stockholders meeting called for Jan.
1961, to vote on the proposed sale.
' Y
The partial liquidation, if finally decided upon, would require stockholders' approval, which would be sought at the company's next regu¬
lar annual meeting in May.
On Dec. 1, 1960, there. were 4,038,470
shares of Felmont
common
stock outstanding.
«
the
September,
Cities Service
F-100
announced it had contracted to sell
the' domestic and Canadian pro¬
company
all of
substantially
holds
July
1,
cash
1960
that
the
dent, to
the
of
were
"■■\air. turbine
and
Pursuant to
expect
writing,
a
most
addition
in
remaining
capital
working
to
flow
cash
sufficient
a
the company,
in
'
v
a
Contract—
interests of the
GIVING
which
Office
through
made
was
the Naval Aviation
Supply*
Philadelphia.
in
outstanding;
cents
Daggett
"this brings
said,
cents
10
'
and
value,
par
and
issued
was
stock,
mon
contract
the
oi
par)
V.
said
192,
Mr.
2017.
p.
cur
cents
15
r
-
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$2,534,190 $23,126,762 $24,374,821
1,732,502
17,962,311
18,878,780
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Nov. 30—
oper.
revenue.
Railway
oper.
expenses
$2,521,623
1,799,301
ops.
$722,322
$801,688
$5,164,451
par
class
income.
2221..,
142,569
162,889
764,307
The
$5,496,041
A
929,792
past
Net° rwy.
oper.
—V.
p.
ry.
192,
the
experienced a good year in 1960.
Domestic consumption
exports were at record levels, and important additions to pro¬
ductive capacity were made.
Y,
:
Sulphur
Sulphur
sulphur industry.
in
Co.,
Freeport
Charles
by
annual
ah
*
'
,
A.
review
•
president
Wight,
United
the
of
PRESENT'
high
the
of
The
led
tons,
100,000
up
of
increase
'supplying
the
tons over 1959,
600,000
tons in
overseas
outstanding; 1,000,000 shares of class A
value, of which 431,084 shares were
the
shipments
of
and
producers
other
and
Domestic
recovered
sulphur
forms
the
sour
in
contained
During
on
from
from
other
the
U.
production
sulphur
S.
natural
year,
three
,Gulf
gas
pyrites;
sources.
was
and
-
new
Coast.
up
and
500,000
tons
gases;
425,000
in
sulphur
.
Isle
$3,916,643
1,512,953
5,366,739
papar,
cals,
and
year
with
acquisition
the
of
j.,
say.
range of specialty products.
The corporation's
distributed through the company's own sales offices
branches in principal cities of the United States.—V. 192, p. 1492.
$650,985
$605,097
$7,004,401
$7,294,005
576,507
579,354
6,210,957
6,660,130
ops.$74,478
$75,743
7,338
$793,444
415,960
$633,875
360,518
'
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
rwy.
192,
from
oper.
p.
ry.
income.
2222.
•
2,086,305
$52,654,768
17,376,474
21,046
"
'
Estate Investment Trust
in the
20,489,058
Files for
—
'.
Bankers
organized
was
in
real
Trust's
Albert
M.
of
by
Drexel
Securities
Philadelphia,
Building,
Pennsylvania
20,
Dec.
on
1960
with
Trust.
the
estate
Greenfield
interests
&
will
Co.
will
be
managed
and
initiated
the
which
Inc.,
Co.,
Greenfield
also
advise
the
Trust
&
Co.
listed
are
the
as
trustees.
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
*
Period End.
30—
Nov.
operating
Rwy.
1960—Month—1959
revenue
$6,493,486
Rwy. operating expenses
5,047,721
Net
Net
from
rev.
rwy.
—V.
ops.
income.
1960—11
Mos.—1959
$6,830,798 $70,525,962 $75,135,332
55,842,313
57,734,300
$1,489,797 $14,683,649
$17,401,032
3,538,888
5,012,141
5,341,001
$1,445,765
232,797
ry.
oper.
192,
486,228
2222.
p.
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
1960—Month—1959
Operating revenues
Operating
Federal
$1,679,238
1,026,326
11,959,968
10,750,045
taxes
153,300
170,416
1,608,400
taxes
income
170,595
118,553
1,623,095
1,955,125
1,348,261
$262,762
$246,419
$2,786,601
$2,705,164
144,700
157,243
1,581,560
1,694,080
operating income-
after
charges
p.
2326.
192,
General Telephone Co. of The
Period End. Nov. 30—
Operating revenues
Other
1,773,591
1,701,373
19,311,599
17,595,909
taxes.—
386,281
266,281
3,918,095
3,796,096
taxes..
180,616
163,344
2,077,513
1,856,037
$355,549
$5,116,751
$4,763,196
255,445
3,790,559
3,600,-893
income
Net operating
Net
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$2,486,547 $30,423,958 $28,011,238
$2,818,690
__
expenses
operating
after
—V.
Southwest—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
income^-™ $478,202
charges
368,617
Operating
Federal
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$1,561,714 $17,978,064 $16,758,595
1,092,581
expenses
operating
Other
192,
2326.
p.
Grayway Precision, Inc., Secaucus, N. J.
Securities
The
the
and
corporation
SEC
offered
The
on
about
or
Pa.,
proceeds
—
Files With
Exchange Commission—
1960 filed
Dec. 23,
Feb.
$4
at
7
stock
(par
10 cents)
Inc., New York, N.
corporate purposes.
Co.,
to be used for general
with
to be
through Harrison & Co.,
share,
per
and Marron, Sloss &
are
letter of notification
a
covering 75,000 shares of common
on
Philadelphia,
Y.
Grolier Inc.—Leases Facilities—b
American
See
Book-Stratford
Press, Inc.|
above.—V.
192, p. 797.
Gyrodyne Co. of America, Inc.—Annual Meeting—
of America, Inc., reported to its stockholders
The Gyrodyne Company
the
at
ness
annual
the
meeting
the
board
dividend
period
at
held
of
a
on
Dec.
directors
the 6%
met
and
and
the
1960 that its backlog of
17,
record $15,000,000.
in Stony Brook,
arrearage
on
payable
the
busi¬
100 stockholders attended-
Over
Long Island. Following the meeting
voted to declare payable the entire
dividend
current
the current semi-annual
preferred stock $5 par value.
dividend on the
for
cumulative convertible
declared
also
It
meeting held
stood
now
semi-annual
cumulative
5%
dends
and
participating preferred stock $4 par value. The divi¬
totaling $1.35 per share on the 6% preferred
dividend on the 5%
preferred are payable on,
15,
1961
to stockholders of record Dec. 31,
1960. With this
15, 1961 payment, both classes of .preferred stock of Gyrodyne
and
$0.10
Jan.
of
Co.
1960—11 Mos,—1959,
1960—Month—1959
%
$
179,049,154
respect to real estate investments. Edward G. Budd, Jr., President
of The Budd Co., Albert M. Greenfield, Board Chairman of Bankers
Bond & Mortgage Guaranty Co., and Edward Hopkinson, Jr., a partner
■
wide
ope£. revenue.
Railway oper. expenses.
Mos—1959
$
with
,
kre
,
1960—11
$
i
located
organization
W.
'TT'''-":"""*';
Railway
Frasch mines were placed in operation
largest, new mine was Freeport's
The
1960—Month—1959
shopping centers,
industrial
parks,
industrial and
com¬
hotels, chain retail establishments, apartment houses,
operated
another growth year for Georgia-Pacific Corp.
to continue this forward trend, according to
President of this leading forest products corpora¬
additions to the corporation's timberland reserves were
Period End. Nov. 30—
6,721,372
Ry.—Earnings—
\
motels.' The
and
Jan.
A
2222.
p.
Trust
Net
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
various
oper.
buildings,
—V.
purchase.
&p
$4 374 731
•
mercial buildings,
1492.
is one of the largest integrated timber companies
produces a wide range of products including plywood, pulp,
containerboard, redwood products, hardboard, lumber, chemi¬
and
from ry.
rev.
housing
products
tons
project, located seven miles off the shore of Louisiana
in
50 feet of water.
This gain in productive capacity was partially
offset by the announced closing of two other mines, one in Louisiana
and
one
in Texas.—V.
190, p. 701.
Grand
*$602,017
743,086
192, p. 2222.
Northern
192,
for 25 shares of
continuing research and development program is
off through a much higher degree of log utilization, Mr.
said.
A
large proportion of the resulting new products
used in the construction of industrial and office buildings, school
urban
redevelopment, roads, highways, transportation facilities,
in
the
ever-expanding maintenance and farm markets.
which
about
refinery
$29,642
deficit.
—V.
$3,323,000 $48,122,000 $51,903,000
3,925,017
44,205,357
47,528 269
com¬
Georgia-Pacific
7%, Mr. Wight re¬
ported.
Output from all sources amounted to an estimated 6,600,000
tons, compared with 6,165,000 tons in 1959.
Of the total, an estimated
4,950,000 tons was elemental sulphur mined by the Frasch hot-water
process
irom salt dome deposits along the coast of Louisiana and
Texas.
Of
the
balance,
725,000 tons represented elemental sulphur
-
3,973,358
oper.
rwy.
The
issued
paying
markets.
1960—11 Mos.—1959
expenses.
the stated purpose of providing investors with an
opportunity to-own,
through transferable shares, an interest in diversified income-producing
properties
consisting
principally of real
estate
interests.
The
net
proceeds from the sale of shares will be invested principally in office
Outstanding
Pamplin
are
RR.—Earnings-
1960—Month—195*9
$4,003,000
Greenfield,
was
authorities
<
$4,631,701 $49,299,737
Georgia-Pacific's
the Free World
the United States,
to total 1,700,000
The new high, was achieved despite
greater than ever exports of sulphur from
Wight said.
Such shipments were estimated
Mr.
an
some
in
elsewhere
activity
business
of
level
high
to
-
1,596,765
public works construction up $850 million; school con¬
$225 million, and industrial and commercial construction
up $200 million as compared with 1960 estimates.
In addition to this,
private residential construction is seen rising up to 5% over 1960,
domestic consumption of
previous high of 5,950,000
long tons used in 1959.
Consumption in 1959 was 11% over 1958.
The
phosphate fertilizer industry, which had a record year, was a
particularly strong factor in the sulphur market.
.
all
in
Ritter
Communications
stereophonic broadcasting, which will cer¬
significant advances in the coming year."
most
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 21, 1960,
covering 500,000 shares of beneficial interest, to be offered for public
sale through a group of underwriters headed by Drexel & Co. The
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
amendment. The public offering is expected early in February.
3,000,000 shs.
-.
par
past
Federal
pro¬
year.
$3,867,108
expected
the
the
a
ops.
$1,4 billion;
struction up
data
indicates that total
forms was in excess of the
Preliminary
sulphur
during
expects
FM
AM
as
sets
FINANCING
that is of major significance to an integrated and diversified
producer
of
forest products such as Georgia-Pacific.
Government
economists estimate the value of all construction in
1961 will be at
$57.3
billion,
Mr.
Pamplin stated, $1 billion ahead of the record
activity of 1959 and $2.2 billion more than revised government esti¬
mates for 1960.
Privately financed construction is expected to increase
sulphur
for
result
a
FM
Inexpensive
well
as
100,000
income.
uptrend
"
*
\
of
States
increased for the second consecutive year
rate of industrial production at home and
abroad.
Sulphur, long regarded as a barometer of business activity,
is
used in
making fertilizers, chemicals, paper, steel, rubber, textiles
and
innumerable other products.
Demand
as
field.
FM
reach
Pa.,
starts are expected to increase in 1961 as a result
of
continuing expansion of family formations, and anticipated en¬
couragement
by
government
financial and housing policies, Mr._
Pamplin points
out, it is the over-all construction and industrial
,
provided
was
industry
the
Greenfield Real
and 300,000 shares of class B common stock, 10
of which 253,426 shares were issued and outstanding.
year
Sizeable
While
and
summation
the
permit
Offering—
M. Ritter
Lumber
Co.
and
Pilot Rock Lumber
Co.
These prime timberlands
now
total over one million acres and the timber reserves are esti¬
mated at approximately 15 billion feet.
Additionally, valuable proven
reserves 'of
metallurgical -coal and .natural, gas... were, acquired with
Freeport Sulphur Co.—Industry Review—
This
in
soon
com¬
180,958,755'
Pamplin,
B.
made
...
_
radio
tune
1959,
over
Fogel said.
"As
static-free reception,
233,613,523
of
TO
value, on the basis of one new share
and class B common stock.—V. 192, p.
is
1961
and
Robert
tion.
from
rev.
auto
to
can
sets.:
Mr.
fidelity,
FM
motorists
80%
1960,
Granco,
15,641,242
Net
Georgia-Pacific Corp.—Forecast-^*
Railway
Net
about
radios,"
FM
of
history,
in
sold
predicts.
15,139,342
Net
\
Ry.—Earnings—
Denver
&
the
Inc.,
20,272,943 228,348,891
—V.
By
Fort Worth
in
surge
by
all
high
in
greatest
million
one
manufacturer
a
1960
for
to
the
be
19.006,450
Net
•
appropriate corporate action on said date, the said 2,000 preferred
shares
were
eliminated from capital and the class A ana class B
common
shares
were
reclassified into the present common shares,
gov¬
ernment contracts for the year to a total of $1,375,000 and together
with
current non-defense orders, enables us to enter 1961
with one
of
the most significant
backlogs in- the history of the company."—
contract,
the
Announcing
in
from
Rwy. operating expenses
coinpany.
EFFECT
Authorized
(15c
stock
♦Common
plant at Guilford, and will be shipped to Naval Air stations in Vir¬
ginia, Florida -and California.
Made of silicone rubber, with a dacron
sleeving and
a
rubber and dacron outer scuff bumper, the ducts
will
be produced
in 10-fL lengths with a 3V2-in. diameter and are
for
use
in
starting the engines of jet aircraft.
Award
will
Products,
$
1,657,484 shs.
Holders of the present common stock are entitled to one vote for
each
share
held
and to equal rights in all other respects.
Stock¬
holders are not entitled to cumulate their votes in electing directors
nor
to pre-emptivq rights to purchase any security of the company.,
♦Prior to Sept.
23, 1960, the capital of the company consisted of
2,000 shares of convertible preferred stock, $100 par value, none of
Guilford, Conn., has been awarded a $110,000
pneumatic starter ducts, it was announced
on
Dec.
30 by Frederick K.
Daggett, President.
The
starter ducts
will be manufactured in the company's main
for
contract
Navy
products
paper
its
and
Peruvian
started
'
and
the best
mill
effort
Rwy. operating revenues
purposes,
in
be
paper
v/as
"
of
corporation,
S.
in
turn
Corp.—Common
Capsule
its
the
serve
revenue.
Great
be
necessary,
to
'
\
Flexible Tubing Corp.—Navy
This
of air¬
engines,
be
are
up in
manufactur¬
from ry. ops.
rev.
to
IP
by
as
paper
and
paper
estimated
mobile market
of
oper.
rwy.
opera¬
.
pioneering
498.
p.
♦Deficit.
192, p. 2507.
drives.—V.
'
CAPITALIZATION
U.
Net
Net
including the payment of salaries, if the same shall
increased inventories and sales promotion for the
other products produced by the company. .The Board of Directors may,
in its discretion, apply the proceeds to the above purposes in different
amounts and order of priority in the event that such action appears
be
exploration and development in the Gulf of Mexico, the Appalachian
and possibly other areas that may later hold promise."—V. 192,
1397.
will
porate
properties,
to finance
Basin,
P.
of
1961
rose
.
that all of the shares offered are sold, the
to the company from the sale of the shares offered
$240,000 after deducting legal, auditing, printing and
other expenses
estimated at $15,000 in connection with the offering
and assuming the payment of the full discount to dealers with respect
to
all shares being offered. Such proceeds will be used for the fol¬
lowing purposes, in the following amounts, and the following order
of
priority: til
to purchase electronic controls equipment, $15,000;
(2) to increase inventory,
($25,000), for packaging; ($5,0001 and for
sales promotion,
($25,000) in the health and nutritional fields. The
balance will be added to working capital, to be used for general cor-,
"However,
the letter continued.
from
the retained
reduced,"
substantially
be
be
either from a
are driven by
.
Y,
proceeds
cash
hereby
"Assuming the proposed sale is consummated and a cash distribution
to stockholders
in partial liquidation, the surviving company's
will
to
one
192,
well
as
pulp and
plants, which
Granco
increase
enable
this
addition,
Railway
PROCEEDS—Assuming
net
made
would
in
of
Grand Trunk Western
organized under the laws of the
State of Delaware on June 28, 1955. It was formed for the purpose
of
acquiring the business, patents and assets, subject to liabilities,
of Gunnell Capsulations, Inc.
(the company's predecessor); to engage
in the continued
research and development of improved methods of
capsulations; and for the production and distribution of capsules *of
various kinds, sizes and materials in all possible markets.
the sale, Felmont's holdings will consist of producing
and
non-producing royalty and mineral interests, both domestic and
foreign, Venezuelan oil interests, Gulf of Mexico gas production and
wildcat leases, Appalachian gas interests,
producing and non-produc¬
ing, plus some miscellaneous investments and activities. "It is presently
planned to continue most of
these interests and activities for the
indefinite future," the letter stated.
there
—V.
Stock Offered—
Dec. 15 offering circular, this corporation
BUSINESS—General
Following
size
engine starting,
of
share.
at 250 per
sold
or
Rico
City.
Grace's
the
40%
persons
big
a
now
be
paper
negotiations
purchased
owned
of
sets
to
10%
a
and
tainly
offered, as a speculation and without under¬
1,200,000 shares of its 150 par common stock
publicly
price.
It is expected
tax and „expenses inci¬
plans to retain for possible exploration
promising non-producing domestic oil
and the balance will be surrendered, farmed
the
and
Capsule
General
leasehold acreage
during the next few years.
gas
out
being
Puerto
Mexico
production
Period End. Nov. 30—
Felmont
development 'only
and
capable
are
division
starters
that
the
purpose
of
the
sale was ' to
its widespread domestic, oil operations and
told
from
business.
producing
capital
related
the
company
Stockholders
remove
radio
more
receivers
Grace
the
2326.
production
with
and
Railway oper.
is the world's largest producer
craft and missile "starting systems, including small gas turbine
by
reserved
payment
ordered
Phoenix
gains
the company will have a "cash balance remaining
about $12,000,000, or approximately $3 per share."
sale,
sale
the-
from
also
deducting
after
to
to
will
in
These
Period End. Nov. 30—
Garrett's
purchase the lease¬
reflect interim operations from
effective date of the sale.,^ The
Jan. 1, 1961, the
from the sale of a production
be deducted
from the sale
proceeds
wholly
president
radio
FM
expect
America
lr\.Kew Gardens, N. Y., is
pared
we
Latin
Peru.
p.
30
Fogel,
more
in use on the
or
compressed air source, such as a small gas turbine, or
hot gas from a self-contained, solid-propellant charge.
will
Service
Cities
adjusted
$14,800,000,
for
Felmont
contract,
sales
the
by
Commission
in production
companies
Products, Inc.—Industry Forecast—
FM
of
Henry
27.
starters
The
,
ducing oil and gas leases of its subsidiary, Felmont Oil Corp., excluding
those in the Gulf of Mexico and the Appalachian Basin
area.
Under
192,
Granco
exceeding
other
some
companies
outgrowth
commercial
.
Sales
in
its
in
the
bagasse.—V.
grams,
AiResearch units are also
and
air-to-ground missiles.
31,
to
retain
plants
are
in
purchase
The
producing pulp from sugar cane bagasse and
variety of papers for the Colombian market.
will
converting
192, p. 1196.
Similar
the
an^ paper mill in Colombia is expected to start
wide
a
will
pulp and paper mill
plants there and in
1961,
Grace
million
$1
new
Dec.
on
together with notice
In
between
way
.
operations
P11'!1
early
and
America.
shortly,'
•converting
Air Force Materiel Command order for dual
cartridge-pneumatic engine starters for the F-105 aircraft brings to
over
1,000
the: cartridge
starters now delivered or on order, the
corporation's AiResearch Manufacturing Division, Phoenix, -.announced
A
'
partial
$3.00
Latin
Grace
"In
and
under
l
Corp.—Air Force Order—
Garrett
/
a
well
are
■
Felmont Petroleum Corp.—Cash Distribution—
«
Co.—Joint Venture—
&
& ,c°* arvc* International Paper Company announced
Colombia,
out the foregoing transactions, Futterman
$110,000.—V.
negotiations
in
tions
will remain
liable for the balance of a purcnase money mortgage on its existing
leasehold'interest in Arva Hotel (or $50,000 after payment of $12,500
due Jan. 10, 1961).
The net cost to Futterman of obtaining the lease
to the Arva Hotel (after reflecting payment pf said balance of $50,000
and the merging or non-receipt of the $71,000 balance due on ^the, third
mortgage note) amounted to about $271,000, exclusive of attorney's fee
and expenses of closing.
The final cost of Futterman of the hotel will
approximate $1,785,000 plus brokerage, fees and expenses estimated
at
Grace
that
•completed
Arva
cash,
-
carrying
R.)
23
7
u?der which International Paper Company will participate equally
Wf!n ra^.e
i? bagasse pulp and paper mill now under construction
at
call,
operating the Arva
lease. It now pro¬
an
After
,
192.. p.
1960
to acquire from Hotel Corporation of Virginia the land and build¬
shares.
these products directly to the consumer."
Mr.
Coppedge noted that Federal Chemical will be operated under
its present name and by its present management and operating per-,
sonnel as a division of National Distillers and Chemical Corporation,
with
Jefferson D. Steward, Jr.
as
President.
National Distillers is the second largest distiller in the United States,
metals.—V.
22,
t-»
aggregate price of $118,000, payable $65,000 «in cash and $53,000
by delivery of 4,000 class A shares; and* (b) from PBS Operating Co.,
Inc., all furniture, fixtures and equipment located in the Arva Hotel
at a purchase price of $132,500 payable by delivery of 10,000 class A
•at
bring
turer
Dec.
on
(W.
-
filed a registration
covering 63,284 shares of
York,
New
Ave.,
Hotel at an aggregate price of $1,335,000,
$398,984 by taking title subject to a first
mortgage note, $85,000 by taking title subject to a second mortgage
note, $71,000 by taking title subject to a third mortgage note (held by
the company and acquired simultaneously with the lease) and $653,013
by delivery of 49,284 shares of class A stock at a valuation of $13.25
per share.
Futterman also will acquire (a) from Ft. Meyer Lodge, Inc.,
its interests as
lessee and lessor in certain underlying leases of the
Arva Hotel and of the furniture, fixtures and equipment located therein
Columbus,
Louisville.
second
SEC
ings comprising the
payable $127,003 in
Humboldt and Nashville,. Tenn.; Danville, 111.; Butler, Ind.;
Ohio.
The 76-year-old firm has its headquarters in
Louisville;
Fifth
580
prospectus, Futterman has been
the
Arlington,
Hotel,
poses
shares
common
Chemical
Federal
the
to
According
stock, National Distillers and Chemical will exchange
about 250,000 of
its common shares atJ the approximate
of
total
with
of
class A stock.
the merger.
favored
(7)
Corp.—Shares in Registration—
corporation,
statement
National Distillers
the Federal
For
and
voted
Co.
20,000
shares'also
"rate
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
outstanding Federal common shares, over 96%
were
in favor of the merger; 97% of the 21,494 outstanding preferred
the
voted
a
Chemical
Federal
the
of
.
.
Chemical'Co., Inc.—Merger Approved—
Federal
Stockholders
.
Number 6017
193
arrearages,
share
per
America,
Inc.,
will
be
on
a
basis.
current
stockholders meeting President Peter J. Papadakos advised
production contracts just received had resulted in the record
high backlog figure. He stated that "because of the continuing impor¬
At
the
that
new
tance
of
contracts
of
1961."
The
the
DASH
will
be
Weapon System,
received
by
the
it
is
anticipated that additional
during the earlv months
company
1
board
of directors of the company
was
re-elected and the action
8
(8)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
the board in granting to Mr. Papadakos a five-year "restricted"
option to purchase 50,000 shares of Gyrodyne common stock at
l>y
«stock
$14,025
share,
per
the
shares- of
Papadakos
Stockholders
had been
company.
that
72%
by
approved
was
the
construction
firm
of
the
construction
of
awarded
modern
•will
cost
April,
Brown,. &
Matthews,
and
and
Gyrodyne
of
earnings
stockholders
Period
Ending—
Net
Ilikon
issued
in
below:
report
a
responsibility
the
Oct. 31,
$985,388
Gyrodyne
$2,907,275
'60
$1,824,610
53,201
163,924
112,415
Model
stalled
America, Inc. has been assigned management
the over-all DASH Weapon System which includes
drone helicopter and shipboard equipment
being in¬
for
DSN-3
the
on
of
Co.
FRAM
ships
of
the
U.
S.
Navy.
DASH
is
anti¬
an
submarine
warfare ^weapon system and has received one of the
highest
Navy priorities. The FRAM (Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization)
destroyers being modernized in shipyards all over the country are being
Outfitted
with
equipment
hangars and landing decks plus the necessary
to
accommodate
by Gyrodyne.—V.
190,
the
DSN
drone
helicopters
and
Land
The corportaion
which
methods
proceeds
Corp.,
Honolulu,
Hawaii
be
to
are
used
New York
BUSINESS—Heldor
involve
to
law
field
in
June,
1960,
"materials
of
the' development
fabrication
of
5,
N.
Y.,
of
holders
offered
Electronics
Mfg.
Corp.,
238
Lewis
%\%%%%%%%':$
N. J.,
came
into
existence
on
May 1, 1960,
consolidation of three corporations named Heldor
1948,
&
Terminal
Harold
known
in
Co.,
J.
Inc.,
Inc.
Ellington
Heldor
as
New
Co.,
as
Jersey
with
and
another
Bushing
Jan.-
on
Harold
J.
Heldor
and
%.:%;%
of
&
14,
Ellington
formed
person
Terminal
1949
Seal
17,571,917
ops.
$4,547,849
1,383,496
—V.
oper.
,192,
a
Co.
Co.,
co¬
a
which
was
SEC
exemption
an
order
tional,
Pierce Co.—V.
of Eurton
192,
underj^h'e Investment Com¬
and
2327,"
p.
Machine,
Diesel
The
the
corporation
SEC
be
offered
New
at
$3
of
-—
share,
to
used
100,000
per
filed
1960
9,
shares
of
S.
working
be
capital.
reducing
for
obligations
present
v
.
Bushing
Manufacturing Corp. started business
taking
over
during
1955.
complete
The
facturing Co.,
control
of
Ellingtons
which
all
also
acted" as
in 1952 with the Ellingtons
issued and outstanding stock
the
owned
and
controlled
Dukes
Manu¬
holding company fox- certain interests
Ellingtons, with Dukes Manufacturing Co. being merged into
Manufacturing Corp. during October of 1959. Heldor Hermetic
Seal Co., Inc.,
a
New Jersey corporation,
was
formed by. Harold J.
Ellington as sole stockholder in 1954.
cf
a
jhe
Heldor
The company manufactures fabricated
closures in addition to
compression-type
bushings for
the electronics
at
approximately $1,000,000 per
representing
military sales and
commercial
sales.
are
included
tfor
such
as
The
The
being used
%■■■'_.' "
Germany.
which
and
item,
so
company's
throughout
products
the
will
sum
be
about
in
have
United
been
sold
States,
and
are
and
the
Underwriting
used
Reduction
(2)
Purchase
(4)
of
Payment
(3)
•
approximately
Purchase
notes
of
and
equipment
of
Agreement' makes
the
public
follows:
as
and
♦Underwriter
five
has
from
years
50,000
purchase
of
21,
to
underwriters
for
period
a
named
below
the
company the following
additional common stock::
of
Dean
&
Witter
Co
&
severally
respective
agreed
numbers
of
Shares
Loewi
16,750
&
McCormick
Co.__
&
1,000
F.
&
Newhard,
3,000
Co.—
1,000
Branch, Cabell & Co
Chace, Whiteside &
Winslow,
Inc
Doolittle
Net
&
Lester,
—V.
■
&
Co.,
5,000
Co.,
1,500
Jackson
1
&
4,000
Co„ Tnc;
4,000
Sutro &
Co
1,500
Spencer
Trask
1,500
2,500
3,000
Hammill
.1,500
&
Co
Co.
for
the
same
Greater
Dec.
ended
equal
22
Nov.
period in 1959,
to
71
cents
Vitamin
30,
sales
of
1,000
Co
1,500
months ended.
share
for
on
the
Nov.
with
v,
•
for
the
$3,315,000
totaled
$475°-
shares
period of
5%.
"""
outstanding,
$453,829, equal
Inc.,
packages,
labels
and* distributes
products as
well
as
other
non-prescription drug products.
Distribution is primarily by mail order
nationally, and through its
own
retail outlet and three
affiliated .drug stores in New York
City.
.
..
"
(W.
R.)
Ilikon
Grace
&
Co.,
above.—V.
Na^ck, Mass., filed
5122!hof/e
t
coc
?
k?
»
i
j
eluded
registration
u
hares
p.
1913.
anfL
in the
j
shares held
included
the
after completion
registration
registration
statement
with
statement
and
of the company's offering.
statement
are
an
the SEC
additional
250,000
may
Also
be
inr
common
by the founders ofTlikon and* by certain
private investors.
by
automobile.
of
manufacturers
rubidium,
will
these
which
greater
see
metals
of
in
■
to
applied com¬
he
declared.
be
decade,
next
liquid
coolants
metal
:
for
1959.
over
Production
sales
and
figures
available.
•
Also,
ingly
%%"
by
the
Titanium acts
Kawecki Chemical
annual
chemicals
and
V.
sales
191,
grain refiner while boron
a
conductivity.
Co.,
of
including
zirconium.
as
$165,000;
1960
its
10
titanium,
sales
%
years
are
end
in
2,
Weingast
the
to
in
will
Pacific
The
Kerr-McGee.
class B
$6
Inc.—Files
affirmative
offices
in
held
was
'
Kerr-McGee
The
Oklahoma
City, Okla. The
Beverly Hills, Calif.
in
merger
stock
stockholders
terests.
for
„
agreement
for
a
total
A
Pacific
of
stock
20
for
shares
amount
for
will
25%
of
are
of
the
mon
will
stock
also
and
New York, filed
Leader,
Ferndale
Harrold
Detroit
60%
a
the
Dec.
stock
•
the
merger
Lake
in
with
the
is
to
holds
in
the
some
20%
Ambrosia
AEC, Kermac has the right
i1??, worth of yellowcake from
A?
^^Tniac Nuclear officials
of all
m
uranium
produced
in
the
to
and
Joseph Durst,
Leader
and
'
:
"
as
Stanley
Crown
Self-Service
Store,
interest in River Oaks
interest
for
the
in
mortgages
total
a
of
amount
purchase
$1,300,000.
to acquire the. three properties is
Durst also advanced .$12,500 on the contract to
and
Under
into
the
partnership
for
partnership
$15,000.
of
terms
the
contracts,
which
interests.
The
Leader-and
of $350,000
partnership agreement. Leader and
in cash and contributed the
received $170,000 in subordinated
original limited partners have con¬
$10,000
they
will
Durst
reimbursement
receive
the
in
for cash deposited under the purchase contracts.
Water
Co.—Bonds
Offered—Pursuant
to
a
16
is
a
corporation
Nov.
12,
and
1959 and
The
some
Leadville
Oct.
on
1,295
mortgage,
series
laws
furnishes
1960
31,
Dec.
on
the
under
company
surrounding areas.
PROCEEDS—The
■
Company, of 719 Harrison Ave., Leadville, Colo.,
organized
1878.
Leadville
31,
net
of
Colorado
in
the
State
the
service
on
City
from
up
:
1959.
1,312
%
'
v
of
as
of
.
Oct.
31,
..
.
proceeds to Leadville from
6%
A,
1,407,
was
of
water
The number of customers served-
bonds
Leadville
of
the sale of the first
be applied in the fol¬
will
■
-
Payment of bank loans made to pay off the first refunding mort¬
bonds,
in
5%
which
matured
1.
Aug.
on
the
1960,
1,
Aug.
on
1960,
with
$54,000
Leadville's
of
-
unsecured
other
which
of
in
$5,000
sinking fund, $49,000.
Payment
1,
1960
in
the
Estimated
(3)
there were
and bonds>\
cash
"
"
outstanding
notes
of
as
issue,
$18,800,
of
amount
(other than commissions)
expenses
$5,000.
-
Payment
for
the
borrowed
for
that
of the sale of this
..
Canterbury
of
construction
Tunnel
Supply,
or
$110,000; and
and miscellaneous capital expenditures, including Hydrant Heating Project, consisting of the instal¬
lation of electric heating cables on the hydrant branches, estimated to
(5)
cost
Other
about
$12,000.
bonds
to
purpose,
corporate
proper
Net proceeds to
Total
purposes
'
•
offered,
$220,000.
GIVING
'..
mortgage bonds
Retained
of
$54,000
365.600
16422
—
—
%
Capital stock
%
earnings
bonds
—
figure
does
959.—V.
capitalization
additional
include
not
192,
p. 210.
After Proposed
...
Bond Issue
,
,
$220,000
365,600
*16,122
$601,722
- 36,56/o.
$435,722
12.40%
-
total
to
FINANCING
•••;'•'
Dec.31,1959
.
First
-
..
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
As of
.
~
Leadville. $209,000; Underwriting commission, $11,000;
be
CAPITALIZATION
the
in¬
In
v-
%
••
20.81%-
owners
New
Mexico,
Corporation
of
the
for
which
Kermac
the
mill.
acquisition
of all
Lake
known U.
sell
the
uranium
Under
reserves
States.—V.
some
1966.
p.
.
with
$300
During
process
192,
plant
contract
a
Commission
this plant through
expect thp mill to
United
S.
uranium, processing
area.
about
2327.
vnil-
fiscal
18%
keeping
with
the
last
global
Lear's
establishment
late
issued
be
additional
Uranium
the
,
located
/
conversion
requited
capitalization
provides
fractional
,
an
vicinity
own§^and. operates the nation's largest
is
for
offering circular, H. M. Payson & Co., 93 Ex¬
change St., Portland, Me., publicly offered $220,000 ofthis firm's 6% series A 20-year bonds at par in denomi¬
nations of $1,000.
of: Kerr-McGee
remaining 21%
Kermac Nuclear
and
..
registration state¬
a
Seth
undivided
Dearborn
first
cash
of
Leader
paid
amount
selenium
and
consolidating
or
Kerr-McGee
Ambrosia
contracted
..
The partnership proposes to acquire title
as Capitol City Apartipents, Unit No.
1, located
Calif., Davidson Bros. Department Store,
the
(4)
Pacific;Uranium
for tfie merger of
share
one
shares.
reserves
reserved
are
$9,000,000.-—
of Kermac Nuclear stock in
exchange for com¬
stock of Kerr.-McGee. On
completion of the$e transactions, Kermac
become wholly owned
by Kerr-McGee.
'
which
the
of
uranium
..
':
42nd St.,
above
amount
required.
bond
and
metals
rare
Grants,
the
has
to
$5,000 of which is payable to
Consumers Water Co. of Portland, Me., for services rendered, $18,800.
improve
of
substantial
or
.•'.vv,
-
earnings
retained
,
.
since
-
Lear, Inc.—New Division—
of
through
%
acquire the Ferndale properties ahd. $15,000 on the contract to acquire
the Dearborn properties, and additional payments by them of $22,500
(2)
'
Pacific Uranium
disposing
4,410,750
v
.
shares
A
shares.
$600,000; ,and
S400.000
the
$1,025,000.
„
acquire
No
partners.
known
Theatre,
of
price pf
Thus,
company's general
Pacific's stockholders
meeting of
%
Sacramento
the
at
issuing
of
220,537 shares
Uranium's
Kerr-McGee
the
each
method
calls
met
Secondary—
the
voces
stockholders
195,000
group
amount
was cast
at special meet¬
ings of stockholders called by the companies to consider and vote
upon,
merger.
a
share by the holders thereof.
per
class
and Beatrice
Sacramento,
-
of
as
.
properties are, being acquired for $300,000 in cash
unpaid balance of deeds of trust amounting to $700,000 (the
of which cash was advanced by Leader and Durst);
the
Ferndale properties for $325,000 in cash above a first
mortgage in the
above
Aug.
and
providing
into
;V
»
testing.
."••••
required number
;<:'.%%/
York
400,000
limited
as
•
-
officials
I960, consisting of I. Theoftore Leader
City
The
with two products
exceed
Inc.
possible
a
^
•
and
(and
property
West
held
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries,
Inc.—Merger Approved—
Stockholders of Kerr-McGee Oil
Industries,
Co. have approved an*
agreement
%
■
St., New York, filed a registration state¬
covering 100,000 shares of class/ A stock,
located in Ferndale, Mich., and
Apartments in Dearborn, Mich.
25)9.
p.
and
New
general partners
outstanding
products,
to
boron,-columbium,
volume
permit
v
.
the 400
Dec.
on
not
.
100.
to
c'
.
President,
gage
used, increas¬
serves
ago
produces
now
tantalum,
In
%
>•■
.
which started
%
-
23
sale at
funds
of titanium and boron are. being
aluminum industry to provide high purity
aluminum's electrical
and
tantalum
alloys
%•,
Dec. 22, 1,960 covering
$1,027,000 of limited
partnership interests,-to be offered for public sale at $5,000 per interest.
No underwriting is involved.
'
i
The company is a limited
partnership organized under New York law"
v
V;';V
master
he said.
for
machinery and equipment
Rico
plants;
and
the
capital
•%.%■
43rd
for public
stock
own
(1)
transfer
heat
V';%.
.
Admin¬
Puerto
and management
Dec.
lowing order:
in energy converters for; the
electricity and in ion-propulsion studies
into
as
beginning
the
Business
class B
bv
engines
aluminum
being" used
are
heat
and
just
are
use
and
Biologicals,
BUSINESS—Leadville
Abeles. pointed out that tantalum, now being widely used in the
industry in the production of capacitors and in the chemi¬
cal process industry as corrosion resistant
linings for. chemical reaction
tanks
and
for high temperature
applications, showed an appreciable
plus
The offering is to
in
and
Kerr-McGee
,
of common stock, to be offered for
be made on an all or
& Co., who will receive a commission
ev The comPany sold the underwriter 12,500 shares in
per sl?are an^ 12,500 shares in November at $2 per share,
are
B
significantly
increased
Kermac Nuclear Fuels
Corp., increasing its interest to
79%
of the stock of this company. In
addition, KerrMcGee acquires Pacific's interest, in
certain uranium
mining properties
and
royalties in the Ambrosia Lake area near
TLrlns 75-000 shares
per share,
chemicals
and
approximately
by Myron A. Lomasney
Pe/i
u
192,
Common—
a
Co.—Forecastmetals
rare
Mr.
owns
Corp.—Registers
$17,512,375
7,323,587.
6,555.734
657,680
Small
a
..
It and a subsidiary also operate" blood
and Philadelphia, where whole human blood
subsequently distributed to hospitals. The comhas outstanding 100,000 shares of class A and 400 shares of
now
tributed
electronics
of
International Paper Co.—Joint Venture—
Sec
of
conversion
common
Products,
192, p. 797.
Chemical
use
travel
applications.
1,000
vitamin
—V.
538,289
additional
working
lines.
W.
on
grouping
pany
limited
$1,572,655 $15,816,261
$1,226,819
use
Cesium
the
30,. 1960,
675,000
of
natural gas
new
$3,737,350 $39,531,048 $41,702,537
2,164,695
23,714,787
24,190,162
1,996,321
ops.
ry.
retire
1,500
17%.
same
increase
the .'company' ven¬
1960—11 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
$3,223,140
prowere
outstanding 210,000 shares of common stock, of
Osher, President, owns 94,200 shares, Anne Osher,
300
collected, stored
Durst
Mines
$3,883,000
I960;. compared,
increase of
an
per
compared with net last year
to 67 cents per
share, a net
Hudson
reported
whfen
opening up
on
natural
will,'dontriMte',tb
developed
1961,
will contribute to a rapid growth in
the use of high purity master,
alloys particularly silicon aluminum alloys and silicon modification
compounds, Mr. Abeles predicted.
%
>
:
-
^Net income for the six
942,
1,000
-
&
Hudson Vitamin Products, Inc.—Net Rises—
on
natural "'gas, .High
were
in
2223.
p.
commercial
4,000
-i—
Tucker, Anthony &
R. L. Day^--,
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
V V
Vitamin;
six, months
peripd
,v
—
Shearson,
Inc.-
of, blood
full
during 1960 and will broaden substantially in 1961, according to Joseph.
C. Abeles, President of the Kawecki Chemical Co., one of the nation's
leading rare metals producers.
1,500
—
&
192,
Kawecki
gain
1,500
Robinson-Humphrey
Stix
Co.—r__
Hiidson
for'
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
for ..space
&
3,000
Inc^
&
2610.
p.
Writer
1,500
Ryons &
192,
Webber,
Inc.
The
Co.
Kidder
and
■■/%
1914.
p.
income..
oper.
direct
2,500
Christensen, Inc...-.
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
Co1,000
California Co. (Inc.)
Hornblower & Weeks
M.
Co
1,000
First
Kalman
&
?
Dillon, Union
Securities & Co.—L_
1960
emphasis
much
192,
expenses.
from
mercially,
Currently
4,000
-
Co
Curtis
Eastman
Ferris
Cook
Ohio
Paine,
rwy.
1,000
Co
Peters,
1,500
&
&
1,000
Courts & Co
oper.
rev.
1,500
&Co.-
Moseley & Co
The
Boettcher &
place
revenue.
oper.
2,500
Inc
Miller
S.
2,500
Simmons,,
Co
A.
Co.
1,000
Ellis
Boenning &
■
&
Mead,
Hurry,
Inc.
Blunt
security
national
,.
16,750
Co
Bateman, Eichler
Bingham, Walter
in
gas ...reserves
of
the SEC
Leadville
Net
(
Eberstadt
for
.%V%:-
Jocelyn-Varn
said,—V.
Kansas City
—V.
Shares
I?.
again
he
for
Period End. Nov. 30—
250,003 shs.
from
the
than
"
exceed
The
The company is
engaged in the manufacture,
packaging and dis¬
tribution of a line of diagnostic serums and cells used for the
purpose
Outstanding
purchase 20,000 shares
1960.—V
192, p. 114.
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
chares
levels
proper
demands.
extensive
and
income
will
tures
Railway
Railway
500,000 shs.
option
improved
.
(Walter E.) Heller & Co.—Additional
Financing De¬
tails—Our issue of Dec. 26
reported the offering to over¬
subscription of 100,000 shares of this firm's $1 par com¬
mon stock
pursuant to a Dec. 21 prospectus at $53
per
share. Additional
financing details follow:
.
stimulating the production
1960 and should boost
in order to keep underground
of
effect
higher
to
11%,
purchase
80,000
part,
Dec.
at
future
Jocelyn-Varn
by
demand
gas
80,000
tooling
inventory,
(10c
the
10%
$14,000
Authorized
stock
growing
reserves,
adtances
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
FINANCING
•Common
to
operations accordingly,
reserves
gas
have
5
Continued
high demand for gas during
1960 has played an im¬
portant part in maintaining income for oil and .gas investors during
a
period of imbalance in inventories of finished petroleum products,
Mr.
Varn
explained. For example, about 80%
pf tjie new reserves
company expects to receive
result of the
public offering,
payable
payable^_________
accounts
of
should
rates
drilling
and
steadily
the
a
~
(1)
oil
firm,
with
Radio
said,
oil, at
well
new
sales
Canada
crude
to
which
Leader-Durst Safede Co.—Files for Offering—
1960.
he
This,
of
has
This company, 41 East
ment
with the SEC
on
Seen—
the
>.n
purchase
of its product
company
exceed
-
Increase
en¬
and
running
$650,000
Co.—Drilling
stock
and
.
or nath.ng offering,"
computed elsewhere, as
as
currently
in
than
metal
terminals
$350,000 representing
design services of the company
that there is no separate billing
"all
an
$224,000,
drawn
seal
are
improvement
discovered
PROCEEDS—Since
offering
with
year,
and
sales
Oil
not
commission.
common
of
nation's oil products inventory situation
and rising demand
for natural " gas will stimulate an increase of at
least 5%
in 1961 oil and gas drilling operations in the U. S., Stewart
Varn, partner in Jocelyn-Varn Oil Co. forecast in a year-end statement.
The
Wichita executive,
wnose
organization is among thousands of
independent oil companies that drill 75% of all new domestic oil and
gas
wells,
predicted
that
refinery output
during
the coming
year
will be kept more closely in line with current domestic requirements
Steady
approximately
engineering
overhead
an
services.
currently
metal
hermetic
industry. The
Jocelyn-Varn
of
underwriting is involved, but the sellers reserve the right to sell all
part of the issue through brokers and dealers at a commission
not
will
are
amount
an
share
per
stock).
All of the stock is owned by Knickerbocker Founda¬
tion, Inc., and Dr. Amos Cahan, who proposes to make a public
offering
the 100,000 class A shares.
After such sale, the Foundation will not
own any securities of the
company; and Dr. Cahan, company
a
common
York.
proceeds
$64,430
additional
Benjamin B.
Treasurer, 48,300 shares,
shares." '
"
of
letter of notification with
stock (par 10 cents) to
through Vestal Securities Corp., New York,
Dec.
on
covering
King
Inc.,
of Heldor
Heldor
The
class
Prussia, Pa.—Files With SEC
to
provide
donor centers
Electronics,
&
follows:
as
$85,000
expansion
is
J-F
a
stockholders
Brownsville,®' Tennessee,
will
to be offered
for substantially all the cash
value thereof,
the net asset
at
its
ment
Act permitting this New York investment company to issue shares
Foundation Fund, a class of voting stock of Institu¬
The
becoming the owners oi all the issued and outstanding stock
Bushing & Terminal Co., Inc. a year later, when the Heldor
& Terminal Co., Inc. purchased all other outstanding shares.
issued
has
used
Knickerbocker
•
-
,
filed
$100,000% to
purchase
additional
experimental
and
equipment,
enlarge
plant7 facilities
and
hire more staff
for the development of its present line of ultrasonic sealer
machines:
This
Institutional
of
his
and
.
certain
and
shares
York,
1960, covering 115,000
public sale at $3.50 per
Godfrey, Hamilton, Magnus &
receive
cents
New
21,
for
loan;
engineers
17,192,299
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—Acquisition Exempt—
&
Bushing
wife, Helen
2222.
p.
Co.
15,000
Dec.
on
offered
will
40
a
Offering—
195;408,855
12,276,516
1,537,628
will be
laboratory
$5,008,285 $45,552,456 $52,542,641
income—
from ry.
rev.
Heldor
as
sale
istration
22,580,202 239,163,638 247,951.496
17,323,972
rwy.
includes
which
21,871,821
193,611,182
Eisenberg
underwriters
from
SEC
be
for
Avenue,
by Paul Eisenberg at 50 cents
per share. The public
offering is expected in late January.
The company
(formerly American Kleer-Vu Plastics, Inc.), together
with four wholly-owned subsidiaries, is engaged
primarily, in the busi¬
ness of
manufacturing of acetate and polyester transparent accessories
and other related items. The net
proceeds of $326,000 from the stock
1960—11 Mos.—1959
expenses
to
and
Madison
76
the
with
expenses
purchased
%%$v
$
revenue.
Pater-
result,
a
Hermetic
also
y'/ ^
;.t
oper.
Manufacturing Corp.,
Bushing
spectus
balance
oper.
Net
100,000
Street,
,
Inc.—Files
Inc.,
stock,
Paul
The
for
for
y/\'e.-c'
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Nov. 30—
Inc.
$18,000
jtpquired 100,000 shares at $2 per share.
RR.—Earnings—
common
through
Co.,
the
Illinois Central
•
of
share
mate-
new
on
Vice-President;
other
<'
publicly
shares
and
materials,
new
based
devices
and
Industries,
Industries,
registration statement
undertake
to
engineering
company are Neil E. Rogen, President; Laszlo J.
Ole A. Sandven, Vice-President, and Quing N.
They now hold about 54.$% of
the 275,000 outstanding common shares, acquired at the 10 cents par
value of the shares.
In addition to purchases by the underwriter, nine
Net
for; working capital.
son,
Ellington
the
—
Dec.
on
Kleer-Vu
Kleer-Vu
Wong, an associate of the underwriter.
securities
Terminal
said
in
materials
founders
The
Bonis,
Co.,
In
so
devices.
The company also expects to do contractual research
development work for other corporations and government agencies.
proceeds of this financing, estimated at $308,550, together with
other
company
funds, will be used for certain projects now in the
"laboratory stage" and the balance for general corporate purposes.
shares of this firm's 100 par common stock at
$3 per share.
incorporated
be
may
testing
pany
partnership
but
Net
Heldor Electronics Mfg. Corp.—Common Stock Offered
-—Pursuant to a Dec, 21 offering circular, S. Schramm &
Inc.
time
developed.
According to the prospectus, a small group of highly
trained scientists and technicians has been employed and a modern
building has been leased and equipped with the latest laboratory and
The
Heldor
is
of
this
at
Railway
Contract
13, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
the SEC covering 25,000 shares of common stock
(par $4) to be offered
at $5 per share, without
underwriting. V1-
Inc.,
development
built
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission— %
The
offered
future.
Railway
Hawaiian
">,i
the
is expected early in February.
rials
electronic
being
1179,.
p.
being public
time" in
organized under Delaware
was
science,"
new
not
are
some
and
,
Apr. 30, '59—1 yr.—Apr. 30, '60
.profit before taxes
The
at
public offering
research
by
advised
6 mos. end.
Sales
The
Mr.
recently
were
summarized
are
shares
offered
by
the company to
Inc., to proceed with
of 60,000 square feet
1961.
Sales
to
a
which
voting
assembly plant
present main building. Occupancy of the new building, which
approximately $600,000, is scheduled during the month • of
the
near
authorized
the
further
were
contract
a
of
Monday, January 2, 1961
.
.
.
of
a
concept
and
Intemationail
new
diversification program,
Division
emphasis
on
announced
was
President, A. G. Handschumacher.
"The formation of this new Division is consistent with
year
by Lear
world
markets
and
our
confidence
in
our
their
growth and development," Mr. Handschumacher said.
During 1956,
Lear
established
European headquarters
increasing
substantial
/
_
in
Geneva,
operation to incluue Lear Electronic,
GmbH at Munich,
Germany.
An office has also been established in
Tokyo to provide a base for further expansion in the Orient.
Addi¬
tionally, sales and service personnel are stationed in 30 other key
Switzerland,
locations
and
enlarged
abroad.
...
the
/
-
..
.
new
Division will be responsible for the sale of more than 900"^
products-directly to overseas customers or indirectly through U. a.
based trading companies or prime contractors.
Also, the International
Division will be responsible for licensing sales ai]d manufacturing
agreements with overseas firms, including the sale of foreign product,
The
Lear
in
the American market.
Headquartered
under
Divisional
Present
sales
in
Santa Monica,
Director Harold J.
and
manufacturing
.
/
Calif., the new Division will
operate
Downes.
agreements between Lear, Inc.,
Continued
on page
and
48
Volume
193
Number 6017
"
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(9)
Per
DIVIDENDS
announcements
In
nounced
the
first
are
grouped
table
in
which
all
the
Then
show
we
in
two
dividends
we
Abrams
R.j
(A.
Stock
(initial
dividend
Control
s-a)__
(subject
to
15c
____
Publishing.— >.v
stockholders)
Air.
Share
j/'V
Inc.
<
Addison-Wesley
-
-
approval
follow with
•
5%
(quar.)
Can
Co.
Mutual
12'Ac
from
and
American
American
6%
stock
>
Payable of Rec.
1-25
preferred
Constable
Year-end
•
L
1-
1-
5
•
Artesian
Water,
Asbury
Park
(New
&
gain
preferred
Fund,
from
from
Holt,
1-20
Finance,
Atlantic
Steel
Austin,
Nichols
$1.20
prior
Automatic
&
4'A%
preferred
(quar.)
F.
(1947
B-M
Industries
Holding
7"%
preferred
Baldwin
Beam
1-
Stock
B.i
1-31
Finance
2-
2-
1
12-31
1-
6%
1-
3
12-30
12-20
12-20
12-30
12-21
2r
Belt
RR.
6%
'
&
(quar.)
Benjamin
Blyvooruitzicht
Bobbs-Merrill
Boston
Co.,
Edison
4.78%
Brach
Co.,
1-31
4-
3
3-23
California
Laurentide
Class
7%
preferred
A
(quar.)
1-13
1
12-21
1
12-21
1-
7
12-28
5%
6
12-20
5%
class
3 *
12-20
$1.06
Lawrence
Leeds
x^-4P
1-16
12-27
12-30,
Central
3
Hudson
Gas
Chicago
Musical
Churchill
Oil
&
Commercial
Gas,
$1.25
Stock
investment
Community Corp.
preferred
Corp.
50c
31V2C
1-14
1-
$2.04
British
30c
12-3Q
12-21
T.
29c
1-30
12-22
1-14
1-
1-
4
12-20
1-16
12-30
Long
1-20
12-31
Longhorn
Candy
3-
1
Lucky
2-
1
1-15
1-13
Macomber,
25c
2-1
1-10
Majestic
Lynchburg
2-
1
8c
1-
1-12
20c
1
$1
(quar.)
2-
class
B
-
1-17
Fund—
'
7c
1-25
1-12
1-
3
1-16
B
Lines
Pass
Ltd.
Davenport
Coal,
5%
Water,
Delaware
Power
Dividend
Shares,
&
(quar.)
12-27
Miles
3
12-21
Miller
2-
1
1-
2-
1
1-5
Moirs,
2-
1
1-
5
2-
1
1-
1
1-
5
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
(increased quar.)_j;
Light
30c
$1.56
preferred
&
39c
Co
Bridge,
Ltd.
Dominion
Fabrics,
pref.
1-12
2-
1-
1
Class
1-11
$2
1
1
Ltd.,
(quar.)
$20c
* 15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
Long
(Less
•
&
*37 y2c
—
British.-income
for ..depositary,
$0.10
Drug
A
Du-Art
common
Film
ordinary
and
tax
preferred
New
Process
New
York
preferred
(1956
1-31
1-16
U
S
4-28
4-14
U
S
3-20
12-16
7
1-13
North
2-
1
1-14
Northern
2-
1
12-27
1-10
1-25
1-25
12-28
12-28
Warehouse
12-28
12-28
Warner
3-15
2-15
"
1-10
1-
12-16
3
40c
(interim)
1-16
12-30
8%
—
2-14
12-30
Bank & Trust
and expenses
will amount to
per
depositary
1-
1
1-
2
12-23
20C
___
&
2-15
1-15
2-15
4%
6%
1-31
1-10
20c
2-
1
1-16
*35c
2-
3%
:
—
.
1
1-15
25c
(quar..U_
1-31
Eastern-Industries
(quar.)
1
12-23
1-2
Evans
(No
Products
action
this
—
Inc.
common
payment
Products
Northwestern
I-
Orange
12-28
12-20
1-15
12-31
5
10c
,
2-
1
1-16
50c
3-
1
Pa.)
(s-a)
Trust
of
Co.
Machinery
334 %
Franklin
Albany
1-
&
4c
1-15
12-31
60c
12-31
12-30
2-
1
1-16
2-
1
1-16
Otis
933Ac
(quar.)
Custodian
2-
1
1-16
Funds—
Frisch's
(from income)
Restaurants,
(initial)_____
common
Common
Fruit
of
the
(Payment
omitted
1-
3
4'/2c
1-15
5c
12-30
12-21
10c
series
1-30
12-24
3
at
this
preferred
$3
stock
Mills,
Inc.
Co.
(quar.)
Bell
I
,—_
All-IZ_2—
Terminals
&
12-31
1-
12-15
Corp.
(quar.)
:
•15c
1-25
1-16
30c
2-
1-10
1
6
1-
Ltd.,
class
6
1-
VI-
6
1-10
1
.
3
12-21
ilVaC
1-16
12-30
$12
1-rl2
i8c
—
B
2-4
2-15
25c
$1.25
2-
1-
2
$1.11
2-
1-21
1
t$1.50
preferred A (quar.) _:
Alexander, Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.)—._
Worcester
County; Electric—
%
preferred
2-
60c
-
3
1-16
25c
>
Gas
1
(quar.)
Below
12-
9
1-16
give the dividends announced in previous
we
weeks and not yet
The list does not include divi¬
paid.
this
announced
dends
preceding table.
Name
of Company
C
Extra
(quar.)
Aetna
2-
1
1-28
Aetna
2-
1
1-14
Aetna
Affiliated
1
12-19
1
12-19
1-10
12-15
2-
12-23
1-10
1-20
$5
r
i_
9
2-
1
1-13
12'Ac
2-
1
1-
2-
1
1-13
,1-20
12-30
30c
$2
6
Ltd.—
Industries
Agricultural
Inc.
Insur.
Portland
Alabama
Gas
Corp.,
$5.50
pfd.
Wire
A
(quar.)
4.60%
Class
6%
(quar.)
& Hudson
Central
(quar.')
1
12-22
1
1-10
1
1-10
1-
2
12-2i
Aluminum
1-
2
12-21
5%
2-28
2-16
(quar.)
Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
4-
3-17
1-31
Allied
(quar.)
1
1-16
preferred
Stores
1a—
(resumed)
America,
of
1st
4Va%
preferred
Bank
$1.25
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-19
1-
3
12-19
1-27
2-
45c
—
pref.
60c
3
3 7'Ac
-_j
^
Ltd.,
1-
30c
(s-a)
(Mass.)
2nd
1
1-31
*15c
—
1-
15c
3
1-
6
1-20
1-15
12-20
Amerace
Corp.,
(quar.)-..
_a_—
Stock
4'/4%
Corp.
(quar.)
Electronics
1-25
12'Ac
(quar.)
$3.50
dividend
(year-end
(quar.)
preferred
Potomac
American
Air Filter
Art
Stock
1-16
12-30
1-16
12-30
6
12-20
Company,
30c
1-25
1-10
Extra
5%.
dividend
Gas
(quar.)
1-31
1-10
American
Biltrite
Stock
Co.,
preferred
of
3.60%
B
(quar.)—
(quar.)
$1.17'A
„______
*30c
5
2-
90c
_____a'.—
pfd.
(quar.)
Canada
5
1-
1-12
1
Prudential
Fund
of
Boston
.
$1.20
—__
6%
Inc.
(name
Co.
'(reduced)
changed
IOC
1st
preferred
I
—
Rubber
—
Corp. (annual)—
pid. (quar.)
American Cast Iron Pipe, 6% pfd. (s-a)_—
American
Cable
&
Co..
Radio
7%
Can
Cement Corp., common
American
12-31
12-16
preferred (quar.)
American
Crystal Sugar Co.,
1-
3
a
(reduced)
1-12
S'
—
—
1-13
1-
(quar.)
1—.—
a
1
1—
com.
(quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)___
Cyanamid Co.—
at
this
time).
(quar.)
a_'—_.
*1.19
2-
1
1-
1
■
3-17
1- 5
2-10
1- 9
12-19
-1-9
1- 9
12-19
12-19
1- 3
1- 5
1- 3
1-3
1- 2
12-19
'
16V4C
5%
30c
75c
45c
10c
10c
4%
30c
43-'Ac
$3
15c
37Vac
$1.25
50c
$1.12V2
12-15
12-20
12-27
12- 5
12- 5
1-2
2- 1
2- 1
■
1-13
1-13
1-16
1-25
1-24
1- 3
1-3
1- 3
2- 1
1- 2
1- 2
12-30
12-30
1- 6
12-16
1- 2
1-26
1-1
1-10
1- 5
12- 1
1-16
12-16
12- 9
J2-20
12-^9
1-13
12-16
12-16
.......
preferred D (quar.) _li__L___——
American Distilling Co.
(quar.)
American & Efird Mills, 4% pfd. (quar.)
American Electric Power (stock dividend)—
87V2c
American
2%%
3V2%
—_—
omitted
Reynolds Aluminum of Canada—
4%%
common
(quar.)
American
•
(quar.)—
(quar.)
1
Company—
payment
Note,
Co.
'2-
to
i__A_:__L___'__—-_ 1
Book
<2-3
2- 3
$1.06V4
27V2c
American
4i/2%
Investment
Bank
preferred
2..
payment)——
—
(quar.)
dividend
1-
1-16
$1.25
—
1-10
1-16
3%
dividend)
—___.
1-20
87'Ac
______—__
(stock
com.
(quar.)
Edison
______________
—
Light,
Provincial Bank
(quar.)
common
American
American
3-1
2-28
1- 3
25c
dividend
1-
50c
N Y.)
2-10
1%
3%
—
Metals Co., class A
50c
(Cedarhurst,
(increased)
Corp.
12-22
200%;
(quar.)
common
20c
Bank
National
Silk
preferred
Portland
1-10
1-20
3-10
4- 1
*25c
$56c
60c
dividend
Stock
2-15
2-15
-12-30
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
1-9
3-1
3- 1
75c
common
dividend
Stock
12-19
93%c
(quar.)
Corp., common
Co.
preferred
$3.75
4%
Corp.
12-19
2
1- 2
25c
75c
20c
___„—.—
(quar.)
Products
12-19
1- 2
" 1-
Railway—v
Bay
2-
Common
12-1R
1?-*
2- 7
12-16
12-12
12-12
12V2c
$1.50
2-
Allied
1- 2
1-11
2-28
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
5c
12y2c
(quar.)_—__^
(quar.)
B
preferred
1-20
12- 9
12-21
3%
$1.371/2
$1.05
$1.15
(quar.)
preferred
4.20%
12-14
3
6c
—
preferred (quar.)_
Albemarle Paper Mfg., class A
3
40c
4
Alabama Power Co.,
1-
1-
Y.)
(quar.)_—
dividend
1-
Cement—
—
&
N.
—
Products
Stock
40c
income)
(Watertown,
Co.
Quarterly
6%
12- 9
12-14
35c
25c
—
1-21
1- 3
1- 3
.
net
25c
(quar.)
2-15
(quar.)
(from
25c
A
12- 9
12- 9
12- 9
12-12
30c
65c
-
Insurance
Fund
*75c
class
22V2c
1- 3
1- 3
1- 3
1-10
(initial)
I
Life
Algoma
(quar.)
Co.,
12- 8
*15c
*30c
*$1.25
Casualty & Surety (quar.)_
Insurance Co. (Hartford)
(quar.)
50c
A
1- 3
Ltd.—
*
5c
—
(quar.)______
(special)
Gas,
1-
1-
,
15c
___
pfd.
1
1-14
12- 8
12- 8
1-3
15c
Refineries,
___
Adirondack
5
12-15
1- 3
$1
___
1-
2
2-10
12-13
10c
(quar.):
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Common
1- 6
2-25
1- 3
10c
45c
;
preferred
1-20
25c
F
$4
Holdert
2%
(stock dividend)
cash
dividend——
Wriglev Stores Inc. (quar.)
Abbotts Laboratories, common
(quar.)
Quarterly
A
Air
1
Natural
Steel
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
ABC Vending Corp.
1-
60c
—
(quar.)_.——_——
States
being given in the
week, these
1-16
Pa.)
—
Stock
Reading
(initial)i
1-10
$1.20 preference class A (quar.)_
5%
preferred (quar.)
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (quar.)
3
75c
(s-a)__
City,
(Spring
$1.20
Express,
Pittston
Ramo,
time).
Gateway Sportingt Goods
12-29
5c
—_—
1-18
58c
•
(Md.)
Investment
Discount
(Common
General
12-29
1-10
2c
(quar.)
American
Ramo
ithe
1-10
50c
1-
of New Jersey
1-
'1-16
Loom—
on
12-27
$5
56'Ac
pfd. (quar.).
___W_
Company
Overland
Owners
4.70%
'
Common
1
1-11
Hydrocarbon (liquidating)
Chocolate, common
10c
(quar.)
—
Elevator
$5 preferred
Chemical—
preferred
1
2-
5c
1-30
:
$5
(s-a)______
2-
$1
r
•
;
15c
(reduced)
Co.
Gas,
National
Peninsula
$1
First
Food
$1
.■
1-25
2-10
at
(annual)___—'___
(Bloomsburg,
12-28
(quar.)
25c
1-5
Extra
Asphalt
1-10
1-10
(quar.)___—
25c'
1-15
time).
First National Bank
1-10
2-28
____,—
Plywood,
*$2.50
(quar.)
1-16
Phoenix
Federal
1-16
2-10
•
10c
dividend
Packard
on
2-15
1
$1
v
12c
(quar.)
Cloth
Stock
6
Co.—
taken
Wilbur
12-31
1-
5'/2C
-——-—
:
Outlet
(quar.)_______
1
2-
50c
.
•
series)
series)
(quar.)
Company
Western
1-16
$7
(quar.)______
Trust
Engineering
B
*$1
(quar.)__
_________________
Equity Corp., $2 preferred
3-
$1.40
Light (quar.)
Washington National Insurance Co.
(Evansville, 111.) (quar.)
1-16
1-31
12'/2c
—
preference
1st
50c
preferred
2-15
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.)___
Transportation Co
Bakeries, Ltd.—
participating
1
(quar.)
1-25
IIV2C
(increasedi_
(quar.)
(quar.) i.
Logansport,
Ontafio
25c
WNC
Eastern
1-
2-15
3-
Per
Extra
ET
1-27
3- <1
$1.14
—
Washington
9
2-
80c
(monthly)—,-i
American
15c
___'_
9
17'Ac
(s-a)a—,
Corp.—
Products
Victor
6
1-
1-16
35c
Quarterly
(quar.)
Extra
4.44%
(Poughkeepsie, N,<Y.)
(s-a 1
12-23
$1.06'A
:___
Wood
1 'Ac
C.)
Oilo&
Nortex
Northwest
Laboratories—
9
12-30
Semi-annual
Westpan
Ltd
Extra
1-
9
1-
12-23
1-10
10 c
Quarterly
1-31
1-
1-16
12-30
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Realty & Investment Co.
1-25
(Phila.)—.
Co._—__.
Northwestern
(quar.)—
Radium
12-29
10c
class A
&
Wire
(A.
3
2-
Drug—
participating preferred
Dutchess
Nielsen
Class
10c
Aircraft
15c
tax
common
(John),
12-31
expenses
12-30
1-16
(accum.)
(1955
4%
$1.25
____
Inc.
Semi-annual
1
to approximately
share).
1-16
1-10
50c
(quar.)
Storage—
4%
1-10
of
Bank
National
9
1.
1-31
50 c
Cold
preferred
partic.
$2.50
rihT~
preference -is-a)
Laboratories, class A
Bank
2-
1-14
3
13c
dividend
United
6
1-31
preferred
4.64%'
National
1-
2-24
1-
12-21
2
20c
(quar.)
of California
Extra
1
'
6y2%
(final)
1-
Pa.)—
Narragansett Electric Co., 4V2%
2-15
equal
depositary
per
Fair-Community
Class
60c
Ltd.,
Co.,
3-30
12-29
15c
preferred (quar.)
Co., 5% pfd.
40c
_______—
Film
3
4-
12-30
3
1-16
62 >/2C
(quar.)__
(quar.)_____
Trust
31'Ac
1st
1-
2-
1-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1-
55c
•
.
(quar.)
A
Ltd.,
1-31
•
Dorman
3
1-16
4-15
31V4C
1_
preferred
common
preferred
31'Ac
(quar.)
—^
Co.,
Mfg.
,Nes'oitt
2'Ac
37'/2c
(quar.)
Shepr.rd
Dominion
2nd
1
1-23
Inc.—
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Dodge Mfg. Co., common (quar.)_
,%
Dolese
2-
to
2%
Edison Co.,
12-15
5
2-
* 15c
^_
12-29
13c
12-30
*15c
:
(quar.)
Movielab
IIV2C
,
,
15c
(Miami)
Co.
3
1-16
*15c
(quar.)_
—
Co.
Laboratories
3
1-
51 '/2c
(extra)
9
depositary
__—
Inc.
1-30
$1
Transport
Nest
2-
expenses
amount
per
(quar.)
1-
12-31
Co.
Mines
Midnite
1-
55c
Crow's
'12-31
(Mass.), class A (quar.)
3%
stock)
A
Megowen-Educator Food, 50c class A (quar.)
Middleborough Trust .(Mass.) (s-a)...^——l'_
51c
Continental
1-10
1-16
7'A%
(final)_
and
will
1-13
$1.46
(quar.)
Terminal
4%
1-15
&
Grain
Class
50c
(quar.)_^_
B
Stock
10c
Specialties,
47 y2c
(quar.)
Freight,
Insurance
Toledo
-
(quar.)_____!._•—
dividend
50c
(quar.)
5%
Corp.
12-20
.
1
Inc.
(Oscar)
$2.25
5
12-20
1
1-20
(quar.)
75c
class
(quar.)
McGregor-Doniger,
12-27
tax
60c preferred
Stores,
Union Oil Co.
1-16
McCabe
1
3
2-
10c
,
i}5c
E.
4.56%
1-25
12-31
3
1-
*56'Ac
—
4
27'/2C
12-23
1-
12-30
1-13
(quar.)
Gas
1-15
2-
(Mass.)
(quar.)—.__
ordinary
(quar.)
Corp.
Class
3% *
Inc.
1-
15c
Ltd.,
Co.
B.)
Green,
M.
Title
.
dividend
Stock
Mayer
31 'Ac
1-31
1-16
(from capital gains)
$0,129
Paper
Valu
I.
12-31
1-31
______
1-19
.
2-15
$1.25
1-13
$1.05
(s-a)
Corp.
Stores,
50.c
(quar.)
pfd.
payment
King
1-31
$1.09
Lighting Co. (quar.)
Portland Cement (year-end)
12-31
9
1
20c
$1.25
Trust
&
income
Time Finance
4 7'Ac
Island
1-15
15c
2-
12-19
,
share).
1
$1.30
12-19
3
1-.3
v
(John
Thermo
____
$0.03
1>
27'Ac
Quarterly
ordi-
(quar.)______
income
.
1-13
1-30
20d
Conn.)—
(5c from
(Allentown,
approximately
12-31
(quar.)__
preferred
Super
depositary,' payment
12-31
income)
preferred
$2.20
12-23
Ltd., ordinary
for
1-15
._____'
preferred
$2.-05
3
quarterly'
4
1-15
(York, Pa.)
Connecticut Light & Power, $1.90 pfd. (quar.)
preferred
1-
__j—-rr(T—r>
$1.75
Community Hotel Co.
$2
Trust
Oilfields,
40c
_
•
20c
Stetson
(Common payment omitted at this time).
(Less
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stubnitz
semi-annual
Increased
time).
^
12-23
Liberty Real Estate Bank & Trust
(quar.)___.
(annual)
Banking
Commonwealth
(From
Inc.
3
common
preferred
B
Extra
Stock
Instrument
Downs,
Colorado
1-
12-30
(quar.)
this
20c
Leslie Salt CO. (quar,),—
Lewis Bros.;, Ltd.— '
Lobitos
(quar.)__
Corp.
(quar.)
.___—
preferred*
1-13
$1.25
(reduced)
Wales,
Strathmore
in
1-16
1-13
1-30
(quar.)
common
Deposit
for depositary
approximately
12-31
12-30
and
A
1-31
1-30
$1
Ltd., 4%%
British
(Less
12-31
12-20
3-
•;
at
12-23
'
of
Co.
12-31
Co. t (year-end)
A
Increased
$1.50
Electric
&
1-14
Steel
■
1-16
Liberty Insurance Co. of Texas—._—______
for
;
payment omitted
12-23
1-14
pfd.
4%
10c
(quar.)___
Products
12-29
12-30
Century Electric Co.—
(Common
Standard
70c
1-15
3
Safe
*25c
10%
____'_
(quar.)
1-13
iy2c
Northrup,
Lehigh Valley
1-10
3-
Gas
&
$1.27%
Campbell Soup Co.
1
1-14
1-16
20c
a
(quar.)
Drug Co.,
Fuel,
(quar.)
t70c
•
:
(quar.)
2-
12-29
3
12-29
1-31
6%c
common.^
share).
class A
Inc. (quar.')______;
Baking,
class
.
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Standard
12-30
1-
5
2
1-
10c
f
;
Springfield
Electric—
&
(quar.)
1-
30c
1-15
83
.
(quar.)___
$1.17 y2
6%
each
Acceptance, Ltd., class A
1
<4-1
common
1-10
1-16
$2.50
A
12-31
12-31
common
(payable
15c
Power,
1
1-22
pfd,
5%
Inc.
dividend
1-
(quar.)
Oregon
for
Mfg. Co.___
1-
1-
Inc.,
preferred
1-22
$1
.
(Bridgeport,
Fund
class
2-
.
Industries
2-
1st
50c
40c
annual)
(quar.)
Aircraft,
Stock
Kerr
Loft
CMP
6
$5
Kentucky-Tennessee Clay (quar.)
3-23
3-
Latz,
Southwestern
___;
preferred
Gas
Farm
Kaman
% $1.19
AfA 31c
prior pfd.
1-
1-25
on
5
3
$l.l21/2
Banknote
preferred
-a
preferred
Union
4-
T5c
Realty, $5
Atlantic Gas, common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)_,____Tn__
*—._P_h.r.
Southern Nevada Power, 5%%
pfd .(quar.)
Trenton
1-20
1-
Cities
South
«
AI;--.
Inc.
Ltd.,
Telephone,
C
75c
Extra
6%
>•
12-23
1-12
shs.
and' expenses
"»
3
12-19
-
4%
1
1-
1-26
depositary, payment will amount to ap¬
proximately $0,038 per depositary share).
Burger Brewing
(quar.).
Bay Gas,
>
30c
■;
$2
(final)
2-
2-15
//
•
;
<Z.
25c
share
(one
Mortgage
50c
(quar.)-_______
Ltd.,- ordinary
.
5C
&
B
25c
12-27
(quar.)
'
•
*15c
(s-a)
Gas,
S Electric,
Jack & Heintz,
(qilar.)f1Jj2j5o„ ,;Tf-15
Buzzards
•
a,
Extra
.
income, and 24c fron^ capital gains)
Iowa Gas & Electric, common (quar.)
$4.36 preferred (quar.)
$1.22 preferred (quar.)
J
12-19
Bridgeport Hydraulic'Co.1 ^Yincreased-quar. )
British • Columbia
Sugar Refining/,;
(Less British income tax
Class
4.25%
1-13
7y2c
preferred (quar.)
J:) & Sons/;(quar.)
Oxygen,
Seligman
4V4%
$1.75
(E.
British
12-20
•i
taken
(reduced
(Phila.)
Research
50c
Extra
12-20
12-23
$1.25
__a
Sedurity-Columbian
9
•
J
;
;
United
3
-
Co.
dividend
1-13
12-27
•
preferred
5
;
Corp.
1-13
1-20
(s-a)
4.25%
1-
1-16
1-16
^
American
12-27
,(quar.)_
&
Aviation
1
1-31
_
Mining,
4V2% pfd.
12-27
1-31
Scott
1
1-31
(quar.)
Gold
1-31
'
'
2-
12-28
$1.12'/a
;
5c
5%
'
.
2-
A $2.40
common
1-15
$1.09
10c
A'> T%
Yards,
1
$1.05
15c
(quar.)
Franklin " Hotel
2-
3
•
$4.22 preferred--(quar.)
$4.36 preferred (quar.)
12-27^~^Ivey <«!• B.) & Co. (quar.)
35c
__
Stocks
12-31
1_20
12-28
55C
preferred
1-20
12-27
1
15c
common
Belmont Iron Works
15c
1-
nary
12-23
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Peterson
for
com.
action
(no
Chemical
&
non-cum.
Investors
12-21
3
12-30
30c
;
l_
Row
l-
Mortgage____u—
Trust
Inland Natural
Inter-Mountain
9
30c
(quar.)
dividend
&
Gas
Industrial
12-20
30c
common.
Distilling Co.
2-15
1-
Brick Kquar.)
Stock dividend
shares held)
Inland
Investors,
$2.50
____;
(quar.)
Rubber
(J.
Auto-Lite
held_____J—__.
shares
Quarterly
(quar.)
Corp.,
1
class A payments at this time)
Press
Investors
(increased)
series)
1-26
SeaPak
55c
____
Jersey
B.-I.
15c
11'Ac
;__r—
5%
pfd,
(quar.)
(liquidating)—,
Electric
Company
or
Iowa-Illinois
Company,
preferred
'(William)
3-
50c
(quar.)____
_
Renfrew. & Co., Ltd.
Process Corp.
(annual)
Ideal
..
;
S.)
1-16
1
capital
(quar.)
America
__;
<L.
2-
3-24
65c
___
of
Ross
State Street Investment
Co.—
&
2-15
3
Bank
.
preference
41/2%
1-
12-20
43 %c
_1
Sprinkler
Year-end
Ayres
1-30
investment
(s-a)
Co.
Co.,
Corp.
of
&
Hydraulic
4%
(quar. i__
common
preferred
1
50c
5
2c
5% ' 1st
1-16
1-31
Second
Houdry
income)
Atkinson
12-23
2-15
15c
Insur¬
—.-
(Cambridge)
414
(R.)
1-17
12'Ac
;_
($0,007
$0.G13
3
1-
2%
5c
(quar.)
:
Inc.
plus
sources
Hoe
Indiana
t___
National
(s-a)
&
12-20
1
,
Manasquan
Jersey)
Associated
j
7%
Inspection
(quar.)__
Powder
share
common
75c
:
Payable of Rec.
$1.25
Corp. (stock dividend)
(William H.), Inc. (quar.)
Stock
-•
Steel
-each
3
1-
.
._
(quar.)___
Rorer
this.time). '
at
___-
Aircraft
One
12-19
3
1-15
2-
Boiler
Trust
Hercules
1-16
•
(quar.)__
in stock)
Share
...
-
preferred A
2-15
'
50c
Hiller
2-
Tanning—
omitted
Steam
Harvard
1-.5
75c
__
(s-a)
—
15c
(quar.)____
Commission)
common
A
Corp.
(payable
3-
.
Co., 5%
Ronson
1-13
subject to approval
April 26 and also of the
Corp.,
64»/2c
$1.30
payment
(quar.)
ance
2-25
'26c
gains)
(increased-quar.)
Exchange
Hartford
Holders
investment
cap.
1 '
&
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
Rockwood
4
0
split,
and
Transit
conv.
Arnold
realized
Gas
stockholders
Securities
;
from
Natural
(2 VWor-1
of
20c
Godfrey Company
(Common
'
income
3-
1-
'
■
of Rec.
•
Kentucky—
(quaf.)_;
5c
,
16c
1
(quar.)—
preferred
50c
■
Fund
When
2-10
_
Foods A (initial)
American
25c '
30c
..
(quar.)____
2-
(quar.)______
Griess-Pfleger
'
12'Ac
__
preferred
Holders
Payable
.
of
Airport. Bank of Miami (initial)_,
Akron, Canton & Youngstowh RR. (reduced)
Sugar, comt (3-for-l split)
American
of
When
Share.
pfd.- (quar.)
preferred
Hausman
_
Amalgamated
American
Co.
5%
*$1.25
62 y2c
Ltd.,
5.20%
300%
(quar.)
preferred
i
.
._
r
Wares,
" 5.16%
,
an¬
_
____
Products
Telephone
5%
the
Per
Name of Company
Steel
separate
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date. ' v ;
;
,
;>•.£/
General
"
indicate
we
during the current week.
second
a
'
General
Dividend
tables.
Name of Company
}
9
Export Lines
(stock dividend)____
25c
$1
2V2%
12-15
10
(10)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
1$61
Monday, January 2,
.
/*
Per
Name
Express
Class
A
class
A
American
Hair
American
Home
Felt,
&
of Rec.
30c
3
1-
y
12-
3
9
Per
Name
Beatrice
'
12-15
of Company
Foods,
common
2bc
iqUtlrli
1-23
1-10
12-30
1-
2
12-14
1-
5
3
84 %c
1-
1-
40c
(quar.)
(extra)
'
-
Beaver
Lumber, Ltd. (quar.)
;
Quarterly
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., 7% "pfd (quar.)—
Belgium Stores, Ltd., 5%. preferred (quar.)
American
Ice
American
common
&
preferred
preferred
$4.50
American
Mfg
American
Metal
1-
6
12-
7
1-
6
12-
7
Bell
Bell
Co.,
97 %c
(quar.)
:
1
*2-
Beneficial
Benrus
12-21
Bessemer
$2.25
common
4
7-
3
| 6-26
Stock
15c
1-
9
12-
dividend)
Canada
&
(quar.)
Molasses
American
National
Increased
American
Fire
:
Co.
Photocopy
Common
3-
Insurance
(N.
1
2-17
1-10
20c
12-27
Biltmore
Binks
Y.)
quarterly--———
Optical
American
$1.12 Va
—_
(qyar.)
Class
30c
1-16
12-20
50c
:—
(quar.)
1-, 3
12-15
Recreation
Snuff
Center
Co.,
common
18 3/4 C
1-
5c
(quar.)
3
Carpenter (L. E.)
&
Case
2 y2
1-
3
12-
6%
preferred
American
(quar.)_—
1-
3
12-
8
Stamping. Co.
55c
1-
3
12-16
((jeauccu;
American States Insurance
Class
A
Class
(quar.)
B
American
7%
Co.
Sugar
Co.
_
12-10
Bliss
1-
3
12- V:
Bloch
40c
2
12-
2
12-
•'82 %c
iquar.)_
$2.80
Class
A
5%
div.
Class
&
Applied
Aro
&
shares
1-20
6%
2-
1
1-20
Brillo
1-25
1-11
1-16
1-13
1-16
1-
(quar.)
British
Corp.
$1.18
(quar.)
1-
3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
$1.37
25c
___.
Supply
Co.
1-16
13c
Co.,
common
2-
■
(quar.)
30c
Steils,
Ltd.
25c
Ltd.,
B
(quar.)—
A
Okla.)
of
&
cent5:
&
Wilcox
Welt
2-
1
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
:
cents
Baltimore
&
Common
Common
OMo
1-
3
1
1^
3
1-
2
12-15
$15c
1-
3
7%c
1-
2
1-
3
12-15
1-
6
11-18
62 %c
1-
3
12-20
ireduc;d)
I
(Joseph)
&
of
California
of
Huntington
Extra
of
New
of
Nova
Trust
(N.
Oil
Cerp.
(stock
4%%
Bastian-Blcssing Co.
Iron
Bathurst
Works
Fower
A
&
Lotnb,
preferred
Baystate
Beam
Corp.
(J.
Stock
B.i-
1-10
3
2-17
6-19
•>.
M.)
California
3-15
*
-CA
12-15
2-
1
3%
—
*
■
r.__
common
(quar.)__'__
1-
1
3%
1
'
I
10c
1
1-
1-27
;
:
1-
Co., common
Water
&
Camden
Trust
(N. J.)
j.
Canada
8-18
4V4%
Canada
1-13
12-20
1-20
12-26
I_
Stock
Packers
Class
Extra
12-27
Canadian
1-
6
12-27
•
1-15
12-16
1-15
12-16
5%
preference
Canadian
Canners.
General
____
12-16
1-
2
2
12-30
Canadian General
12-30"
1-
1-31
1-16
28 Vac
1-31
1-16
$1
1-
2
12-16
I"3,
3-
1
30c
1-
2
$1
37 %c
1-
12-20
2
12-16
1-
2
12-1
1-16
4-
1
12-10
Conn
(C.
6%
G.),
Ltd.,
preferred
A
.
Stock
stockholders
Connohio,
40
Ohio
Inc.,
in
(quar.)
3
$5
America
preferred
(s-a)
2-
1
12-31
45c
1
1-10
12-30
1-
2
12-
1-
3
12-15
Consolidated
3
12-15
12-30
$30c
1.-31
12-30
$93%c
1-31
12-30
•»
Co.
preferred
1-
3
1-
3
1
12-27
2-
1
12-27
$1.31 y4
;
2-
1
(quar.)_
(quar.)___
••
12-
9
1-
1-3
1-20
5
1-
5
12-26
$1.75
1-
5
12-26
50c
1-
3
12-13
60c
—
1-
3
to
12-10
(quar.)"
approval
of
100%
3-31
3-15
1-
2
12-20
10c
1-
2
UJ-20
_v__
10c
4-
H
(s-a)_
$25c
2-
1
1-13
75c
j.__
Ltd.
1-
3
(N.
12-27*
13-20
:
Y.)—
$1.25
Industries
(quar.)
25c
2-1
1-
Co.
1-
12-16
1-16
1-16
57 %c
(increased)
2-15
12-16
.
1-16
$40c
1-13
12-
2
$40c
1-13
12-
2
1-
12-16
20c
4
17j/2C
1-15
12-31
37y2C
1-15
12-31
I5c
1-21
10c
1-
3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
1-
3
+
t$1.37%"
t$1.37V2
1-
12-30
12-20
1-20
2-20
1-3-61
12-
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12%
1-3-61
12-
preferred
$1.13
1-3-61
12-
$4.16
preferred
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
1-
5
1-
3
$$1
(s-a).
$75c
Ltd
$20c
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)______
(increased)
1-15
2
Stock
12-21
1-
2
11-25
1-
2
11-25
Controls
10c
1-
3
12-24
Conwest Exploration,
1-10
12-30
4-
(quar.)
3-
1
1
2
3-
1
44-
-
3-
12-16
12 %c
1-
3
iy»%
/
,
2
75C
*
A
dividend
1-
75c
1
$1.04
$1.12%
$1.13
;
preferred
(quar.)
Continental Connector, class
$25c
^___;
:
(year-end)
2-28
12-
5
12-15
65c
$1.04
$4.52
$75c
6
12-15
5
(Canada)—
$4.52
Plastics
11-21
11-21
$1.37%
(quar.)
2
Capital
3
3
(quar.)
2
Co.
12-27
11-
preferred
12-
(quar.)
12-20
$4.16
Ltd.—
12-
B
•
25c
15c
Gas Co., common
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
5V2% preferred B (quar.)
Consumers Power Co., common
2
Class
12-20
75 c
$1.16
5y2%
2
Cannon Shoe
12-31
Petroleums, Ltd
*2
12-22
12-15
1-10
25c
2-
(quar.)__
West
1-
12-22
3
50c
Consolidated Water Co.—
Class A (quar.)_
1-
2
1-
(quar.)
Gas
1-
2
12-15
2%%
$40c
Natural
f$2
1-
3
Worth)
(quar.)
$$1.25
1-
12-29
1-
40c
10c
Goods
(quar.)
1%
12-23
12-20
Consumers
1-
,1-13
$30c
*•
v
1-10
1-20
Paper, Ltd. (quar.)
___!
uj.
Consolidated Rock Products
(quar.)
6%
1
1-15
Extra
1-16
1
2-
9c
Consolidated
2-
2-15
$10c
Consolidated
1-10
1-17
12-30
12-30
___~_
12-31
11-30
1
1-30
12-30
Extra
2-1
1
2-
6
(quar.)
Electronics
2
12-19
12-17
6
(quar.)
Mining & Smelting
1-
3
2
28c
(extra)_
i
Insurance
Consolidated
2-
1-
1-
$1.50
Consolidated
1
12-23
12-19
1-
(quar.)_
12-15
1-13
9
1
3
1-
(quar.)
1
(Ft.
pfd.
12-
12-
12-
1-
1-
$1.50
>:
3
3
3
1■:
$10
(quar.)
4
1-
1-10
$1.06%
1
Electric
1-
2-' 1
12-20
1-10
2%%
common
(auar)
7%c
3
12-20
1-31
5c
preferred
(quar.)
40 cents preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Bakeries (Canada),
preferred
common
1-
2-10
-
1-31
$1.50
March)
preferred
Mills,
3
9c
5V2%
8%
Cannon
1-
$$1
(Pittsburgh)
5%
Westinghouse,
1
$$1
(quar.)
(quar.):
Ry.
2-10
3-
common..
1-
Oil
Pacific
1
$1.75
1
(Subject
3-
(quar.)_
Cos., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)—
4%
12-20
3-
cents
$$2
(final)
5
Co.—
General .Life
dividend
$18%c
_
12-30
1-
•>,
$1
preferred (quar.)
Connecticut Bank & Trust
4-
$37 %c
(quar.)
1-20
__.
$50c
•
1-16
1-20
87 Vac
;
common
Edison
.
7
1
50c
(quar.)
Consolidated
$42 %c
2-
__:
7%
3
,
5
20c
3-
$45c
5
1-
12-12
10c
(quar.)
Trust
1
$1.50
1-
2
$1
4-
$31 %c
1-
2-
>
Dry
•
1-16
1-15
(Jersey City, N. J.)—
Consolidated
1
1
2-
1-15
3%
:_u_.
3
1
12-22
12 %c
r
3
(quar.)
common
.
Vickers
1-21
A
Ltd.
International Power,
preferred
(quar.)
12-15'
"
1-
i
Canadian
1-
Extra
12-27
$25c
class
Ltd.,
Canadian
2-
1-10
$$1.25
Investments, Ltd.
Industries,
12-15
2
2-1
Ltd.,
orrtforrarl
6%
25c
12-22
3
10c
_;
3-
Ltd
Canadian
Canadian
12-27
'
12-12
$1.70
(quar.)__
$$1.10
-(quar.)
'.
Canadian
1*10
'
3
1-3
(Chicago)—
;
3-
(increased-quar.)
Electric
Extra
3
J
1-
2-15
i
dividend
1
(quar.)
Canadian
4
12-28
r
5-15
8-15
_,v.
of North
$12 %c
common
Canadian Drawn Steel,
12-9
1-
Ltd.
Ltd.-,
12-31
1-
1-27
$25c
1-15
6%
$5c
1
1
7%c
(quar.l__
Commonwealth Water,
'
12-15
Corp.—
$75c
Breweries,
semi-annual)
Y.)., class A
Extra
12-21
12-28
3
1
(quar.)
Southern
Commonwealth
12-30
1-
Co.
dividend)
4-
Mortgage (quar.)
Ltd., 4.40% pfd.
(quar.)
Ry. (s-al^___:
Bronze,
1
-2
$75c
—
Canadian
1-13
>'
12-15
3-
(stock dividend)
Power
$12%C
__'
Steamship Lines, Ltd., 5% pref. (s-a)
Bank of Commerce
(quar.)__
1-6
$4.50
(s-a)_______
Canadian
12-31
3
1-27
t$1.06%
A
Permanent
1
9
1-
$25c
Canada
12-16
12-
35c
$15c
1
12-
3
2
2
25c
(quar*)
1
12-
3
2-
com.
Safeway,
3
11-
;
(s^al—
Extra
Trust
Engineering Inc.
Connecticut
Southern
1-
1
1
'
(reduced) —^
Ltd.,
class
&
Commonwealth Edison, common
4.64% preferred (quar.)____
5.25% preferred (quar.)
2
1-13
3
9-
(quar.)
Drug Co.
Quarterly
:
2
1-
Bakeries—
Canada
1-
—1-
70c
Canada
1-
'
1
2-1
$8%c
i_
B
2
2-
12 %c
Extra
;•
1-
2-
-r
(quar.)
Canada
$3
$55c
Ltd.,
1
2-
___•
(quar.)
■
2-
12-20
1-
40c
(incr.
(N.
preferred
Commercial Trust
2
1-13
33c
1-9
1-16
43c
preferred
Bank
Products
&
Quarterly
1-20
31 %c
_______
I
Iron Foundries,
12-
1
30c
-
,
B
3
31c
-
(quar.)_.
class
1-
3
$1.25
Co.
(quar.)
Commercial Bank
12-16
2-15
34c
,___!
Canadian
___________
Commerce
2-
75c
31V4C
■
Flooring,
Yards
'
12-26
40c
36c
_I
Columbus
Combustion
1-20
$$1.25
12-30
1-
2-15
Telephone—
Commercial Standard Insurance
Associated
Extra
5-19
$1.40
(quar.)
12-31
1
1-15
$1.75
37 %c
6-
River Paper,
common.
preferred (quar.)__
12-15
1-14
12-23
$1.25
guaranteed
preferred
2nd
12-31
2-
1-16
8c
3
1-31
1-
1-10
30c
(quar.)
(stock
1-12
.
$10c
;_
Taggert
Quarterly
6-19
25c
-
$6
•
$1.75
Extra
9-18
$1.56'%
(quar.)
$4.25
Columbia
12-15
(quar.)
Fastner
(quar.)
Curtin Trust (Pa.)
(s-a)
Red Lake Mines, Ltd.
Campbell
$2
10c
(quar.)_
Pictures
12-15
(quar.)
4
6
3
8c
Common
1-20
Camloc
Canada
$$1.75
;
Columbia
12-28
1
(quar.)—
6
1-
1
10c
1-11
25c
(quarT^
1-
$1.18%
Manufacturing
Central
,1-2
2-
com.
2-
2-
Monthly
Monthly
^
12-23
5c
.Telephone,
2-15
87 %c
Industries, $6 preferred
12-31
$3.50*
(quar.)
12-30
30c
75c
preferred
1-2
(quar5.)
12-16
1-15
lc
(Florida)
non-cum.
15c
—
12-23
5
(quar.)
preferred
1-15
■
62'/2c
*„
12-23
1-
Peabody & Co.—
60c
(quar.)
12-15
3
3
(quar.)
Bakeries
Colorado
6
10-
.1-20
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-17 s
25c
;
10-27
25c
preferred
8-18
55c
,
6
$12 %c"
1-
2
Extra
6
7-
12-27
1-
(quar.)
Color-Crait
6
4-
4
$1.12%
(quar.)
Colonial
4-27
1-
$50c
regular
7%
9
7-29
12-27
$1
12-
$12%c
4
1-
(quar.)
12-22
-
1-10
1-
$50c
(quar.)—
\ 4%
$12%c'
(annual)
(initial)
(Va.)
12-27
;
1-16
1
$1.25
(s-a)__
Collingwood Terminals, Ltd.,
$12 %c
preferred
Oil
Ltd.
1-2
1-13
12-30
2-
;$i
.
Colonial Energy Shares—
From investment
income
„
1-15
'2-10
2oc
,.(quar.)
Pittsburgh RR.—
special-guaranteed (quar.)
7%
12-20
3
12-31
15c
1- 9
25c
'$15c
:
common
Wines
N. J.)
Casualty Co.
Gas
Cluett
12-28
1-
7
12-31
6%
(quar.).
12-28
^
12-
1-15
1-15
75c
4%
3
1-16
15c
!
(reduced)
preferred
A
12-28
1-16
1-16
$45c
—
common
3
15c
(quar.)_-_
Cleveland &
12-15
-
:.15c'
Ltd.
1-
9
(Freehold)
34c
(Toronto)
National
B
Claussen
12-15
1-
30c
15c
v
^
(quar.)_!___
12-
12-20
Service—
7%
I
12-9
5
Quarterly-
12-31
i-i5
,<
3
1-
1-
Clarostat
•1-5-61
3
1-
20C
—
City Investing Co. (quar.i
City National Bank & Trust Co.
2-15
12-12
12-12
.
$1.16
common
(Ridgewood,
1
3-
"40
8
$1.13
1st
Class
•
.
preferred
9-18
$8
_____
*.
6
City
3-15
17%<v
(quar.)
1-2-61
(quar.)
60c
5%
1_
(quar.)
$1.20
3-20
1-20
,
—
1-
12-23
2-23
$26c
California Electric Power, $3
pfd.
California Packing Co.
(quar.;
5-19
$50c
.l
1
1-
$1.12%
.
___—
Special
5
of
approval
(quar.)
Calgary Power, Ltd., common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
12s15
3-20
Ltd.—
Distilling Co.
__
1-31
50c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
to
participating preferred
$1
4
(quar.)_;
(increased )i
dividend
10%
(Phila.)
Co.,
preferred
preferred
Citizens
(final);
(quar.)
75c
Inc.,
2-
1-15
.(subject
5%
&
3
1-3
(quar.)
Cincinnati Union Stock
12-16
12-
Ltd.—
(quar.)____-
$1 07
——
(quar.)
1
3
^
preferred
I
(quar.)—
Bausch
(A.
7%
iar-26
(quar.)
Paper,
Class
Co.,
1-
$1.18%
Quarterly
1-
$12 %c
Power,
Trust
preferred
Citizens
Ltd., (quar.)
Co.,
12-12
(initial)
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell
1-3
Ltd.—
1
Gas
Byers
12-19
12-26
Corp.
&
5%'
1-
Shoe
Butterick
Buttes
12-19
1-20
.1
A
12-15
{,
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)„!
.'
Butterily Hosiery, 7% preferred (s-a)
$1
(quar.)_
preferred
5fa
3
1-13
.
4Vz%
"20c
.
Ill-
preference
common
convertible
Products,
preferred
5
5
1-20
(final)
12-15
$25c
}
Mfg.
3
Cincinnati, "New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
5%
preferred (quar.)
!
1-12
3
1-
93 %c
(quar.)
$1.32
11-
20c
■
—
convertible
Butler
1-
$1.12%
:
i.—
(Chicago)
Public
preferred
1-
$$1.10
Ltd.
$1.25
dividend)
O.)
2-15
25c
■
Campbell
_
Basic, Incorporated, common
$6.25
preferred
(quar.)
Products,
i
(quar.)
Corp.
12-
$1.08%
Securities, 7% preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, com. (quar.)
Ltd.—
$$1.50
$1.24
$1
.
C.
Power,
$25c
Gas & Oil, 5%
Butler's
9
15c
(s-a)
(D.
Buttes
Camp
(quar.)
;
i_
7% ^preference
&
i
Burroughs
SI
fquar.)
Extra
Barclay's Bank
Light
Common
12-15
;
(quar.)
Y.)
4%%
Company,.Ltd.,-
4
Christiana
12-16
Common
1-
Chjcago Molded Products (quar.)_
Chicago Rivet & Machine Co. (extra)
1
Common
12-15
Bankers
Bankers
Burns
12-30
(s-a)
Securities,. common
participating preferred
12-20
2-
'
3
(increased-quar.) _._IIIH
Scotia
2
.
4%
Burlington Steel,
4%
-
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co.—
3V2 % conv. preferred (quar.)
Chicago Dock & Canal (extra)
4t%
12-23'
60c
York
Burgess
—
30 c
Chesapeake Corp.
12-16
(quar,)_.
(quar.)
Vibrocrafters (s-a)"
3
;
:
Bank
Bank
1-
3
3
Products,
1-
._
Y.)
1-10
1-
12-
$1.75
(N.
1-
1
25c
5
,__I__II
(quar.)
1-16
2-
12-15
Plan,
6
J.)
N.
—"
Bag
11-25
preferred
1-
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—
4y2% preferred (quar.)
12-19
9
75c
Bulova Watch Co.
1-
—
preferred (auar.)
4'4%
prefeTen (quar.)
Bank
Building
1-13
(quar.)
Bank
Finance
preferred
25c
-
4%
1-
7
12-
20c
dividend)__—
1-
common
1-3-61
15c
t
dividend)---—
cents
1-16
(quar.)
Bank
1st preferred
5
Gas
6
40c
Electric—
&
Transit
Chateau-Gai
12-16
1-13
4
$1,50
(reduced)
Co
Co.,
87y2c
2
$5
12-22
(stock
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred .(quar.I—k
preferred (quar.)_„
Sons
1-
Chase
6
1-
1-3
1-
15c
(quar.)
—
Hvdro-Electric
preferred
,
12-15
1-27
1-
30c
(quar.)_I
common
Chartered
2
3
$1
35c
20c
non-cumi'lative
Bancroft
1-27
2fic
(reduced)
non-cumulative
Baneor
2-20
from
gains)
60c
com.
3-18
3-31
1-
2-
12-19
15c
,•*.
RR.,
Union
1-
—
Corp. (stock dividend)
Oil" & Refining (quar.)
Charleston
6
22c
Co.
6
1-31
Extra
30c
'1
(stock
6%
.
12-20
4%':non-cumujative preferred (quar.)
A%
1-15
1
(quar.)
Gas & Electric
Co.,
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
1-31
10c
(quar.)
50c
4%%
Bath
1-15
5
2-
_
Baltimore
$5.60
1-
2-
(quar.)
capital
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp.
Baldwin Piand Co., 6%
pfd.
Ba^ic
3
$17 %C
conv. pfd. A (quar.)
(increased)
Co.
iquar.)
Extra
<12
from
Badger Paint & Hardware
Barber
12-16
12 %c
Electronics
14
2-15
$1.37%
1
A
Budget
12-20
12-16
25c
_■
(B.T.), Ine., 5%
Backstay
$3
3
1-3
1-
1-
(quar.)_
America
Class
5
$25c
(quar.i
and
Babcock
7%
1-
1-
$25c
(quar.i
Co.
1-
30c
(quar.)„___
Class B
1-5
93 %c
(quar.)
Plan
Science
inrnmp
Babbitt
^4%
*
15c
class
(Tulsa,
Canteen
Corp.
4%
12-15
1
15c
■
Coip. 7% Dfd. ( quar. )II
Products, Ltd., class A (accum.)
Co.
(quar.i—
Auto-Soler
4%
2-
2-1
$25c
Thrift
Automatic
Axe
2-20
1-16
$1
Auto Fabrics
Avco
8
12-30
>
1-16
2
Trust
1-
25c
Pasco
45c
■
$1.18%
Extra
Atlas
12-
1
1
B
(quar.)—
Atlas Life Insurance
Atlas
pfd.
1-27
$25c
Wholesalers,
Champlin
75c
pfd.
Broughton's Farm Dairv—
60
,1-12
3-
:
■
Refining, 3.75%
1-13
12-12
1
25c
;
___
Class
1
4:?
3-
25c
City Sewerage (quar.)„
Atlantic Company (quar.)
;
Atlantic
1-
$4.50
Atlantic
•
2-
65c
__
30c
(quar.i
12-15
1-
preferred
Brooklyn
12-23
Fe Ry.—
(qiiar.)_——
3
,
12-31
1-14
•
Electric
1-
1-
ai.vidend
12-30
—
(quar.)
preferred
de
10c
Ltd.
12-30
-
Vermont
5.44%
^
Street
4.16%
5
12-19
____
preferred
1-
1-20
1-15
(quar.)_,—
(quar.)
Cerro
stockholders at the annual meeting)
Brodie
(Ralph) Co. (quar.)
<•.
Brooke
Bond
Canada,
Ltd.—
5
$1.20
(year-end);
5% non-cumulative preferred
(s-a,)__I_III
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line
Ry. (s-a)—__
City
1-
25c
Electric
*_*
preferred
1-20
va,'35c
______
(quar.)
Investment
Extra
12-15
_
Central
12-15
1
Oil,
1-26
15c
11-22
(quar.)
4
12-27
1-26
(quar:)
Gas
National
3
—
(quar.).
Oxygen,
Stock
12-15
3
_________
quar.)
Topeka & Santa
Common
3
1-
Central
31c
Columbia
Broad
1-
$1.08
Semi-annual
12-19
12-19
45c
Increased quarterly
1-20
$2.50
Hegeman
Associates
1
3
3
Co._
Quarterly
British
1-
1-
;
(quar.)
(quar.)!
quarterly
1-
5
1-31
Jersey Bank & Trust Co.
3
(quar.)
Columbia Forest
British
1-20
$1.16 y4
(quar.)
i
(increased
&
2-
3
12-30
'
1
Central
Works
American
British
3
1-
1-13
3-
,___
;*.
(quar.)
1-
1-16
30c
(quar.)
Gas
Increased
3
1-18
1-
6
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—;
preferred
Indiana
1-
Co..
3%%
pfd.
(quar.)
British-American Assurance Co.—
for
12-19
3
4.64%
1-
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Central
$5
(resumed)
Mfg.
1-
$10c
Extra
(initial-quar.)
preferred
12-21
(quar.)—-—
preferred % (quar.)
Light—
V2 %
12-29
1-
$1
(quar.)__
pfd.
Co.—
Traction,
Common
9
4
12-29
1-10
y
25c
Bristol-Myers
Brazilian
12-
2
Illinois
1-10
,
Sons—
&
(Milton)
1
(increased-quar.)
12-16
-
25c
dividend
6
1-16
pfd.
Co.
Gear
2-
25c
Light, 4.32%
Stationers
Extra
J.)
common
Foote
Stock
$$0,007
pfd.
(quar.)-..
-
Associated
Atlantic
Brad
1-
5c
&
Equipment
4%
New
'
20c
5C
1-15
$25c
4.75%
Central
* $1.06%
(quar.).
Yard
1-
-v
(quar.)—_*——^____
Ltd.
K.
preferred
preferred
4j/2 %
12-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
(E.
4
.-
___•
Co.
Arrow-Hart
4.75 %
Brach
1-
__
1-
4.35%
12-30
1-15
._
5V2%
A
9
1-20
1-25
.__
In—
(quar.)
class
Stock
62 y2 c
(s-a)_
com.
Western
Corp.
Atlantic
12-21
$36c
Corp
Ltd.,
preferred
Atchison.
12-30
1-25
(quar.)
com.
5c 2nd
par
preferred
Armour
12-15
1-20
1-31
Development, Ltd.—
held)
Power
5.49%
1
6
Inc.,
Bourbon
Bradley
Film
preferred
Arkansas
Insurance
40c
_.
Arlington
Boston
1-
—
pref. B (quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co.—
4.72 %
12-21
t25c
shares"-
$2.50
4.65%
12-30
f70c
J___ :V
(quar.t
Arts
Argus Corp.
Arkansas
Edison^,Co.
2-
(quar.)
(Six
share
A
Boston
17%c
Chemical
each
Bostitch,
5
Bowman
Anthes-Imperial, Ltd., class B
Stock
4
$50c
_
Trap Co. of America,
preferred
(quar.)
Chemical
Ansul
1-
12-
3%
Quarterly
Anken
1-16
2
21c
;
Stores
12-28
~
(s-a)
"American
Food
12-21
5c
(quar.)
Central Hudson Gas
11-25
12-
$10c
25c
preferred
Club
2
40c
dividend
$1.40
Corp,.3y2%
$1
•
Nitrate-
Anglo-Newfoundland
Animal
Borg-Warner
35c
_L
-
Ltd.
3
9
1-
—
Aguirre Sugar (quar.)
Central Home Trust (Elizabeth,
Electric—
common
Co.,
Corp.
Book-of-the-Month
12-9
4%
___________
_
3
1- 3
•V
$1.25
(quar.)—
t
&
$1.80
C.)
12-16
1-
$1.75
I,
(quar.)
(H.
Cascade
Borman
'(quar.)
preferred (quar.i—
Anglo-Lautaro
1-
$1.50
Hocking Glass Corp., com. (quar.)__
Anglo American Exploration. Ltd. (stk. div.)
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
Anglo-Huronian,
12-
pcef.
Bohack
Boise
12-^,9
1-10
1-
2%
;>
(quar.)
Tobacco,
1
(extra)
common
preferred
Stock
I
(quar.)—
Co.,
2-
$1.05
Ceniral
2
1-10
37c
'
___
W.)
Bros.
6%
9
3
•
(E.
12-27
6
'
•
(quar.)___________
preferred
5%
33c
-
Gas
Corp.,
1-12
7»/2c
1
Celotex
12-15
1-
'
Valley
12-15
1-20
$5c
1-13
___
(quar.)——>
preferred
5.60%
9
1-
1-
Anchor
Common
1-
15c
_
.1-
—
2
43 %c
—
'
Co.
1-
(quar.)
;
dividend
Anaconda
12-10
50c
(N.
Tobacco Co.,'6% pfd.
Vitrified Products—
American
2
12 %C
Y.) (quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
American
1-
__
common
(quar.)
Surety
American
Stock
(quar, >
Refining,
preferred
12 %c
>
Stores
American
4.25%
___
(quar.)
American
Blackstone
"Co. (.Indianapolis)
Co.
12-15
1
12-15
20c
common
Semi-annual
&
Cassiar-Asbestos Corp.,
6
1-
1-16
1-31
50c
8
$1.50
.__
1-27
%
$55c
Pomeroy
3
1-
$1.25
(increased)__
com.
Co._
Bird & Son, Inc.
(quar.)—*
Birmingham National Bank (Derby, Conn.)—
1-16
70c
*
3-10
Cement—
_______
Machine
1
1-
93 %c
$5 preferred (quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
12-31
__
Co.
4*
12c
—
$1.25
Light,
12-15
12-16
1-31
-
Ltd.,
12-10
&
1
—l±
(quar.)
.
Bird
i
(initial)—1'
(quar.)-
American
A
Mfg.Special
Equipment—
American
Hats,
1^3
Power
2
__
preferred
American
Carolina
12 %c
— -.1
dividend
12-30
1-
(quar.)——*.
Bethlehem Steel Corp., 7% preferred
.(quar.)
Biddeford & Saco Water (quari)
Biederman's Furniture Co., class A common
6
Inc.—
1-16
2-
1
Limestone
'
(quar.;—
of
Co., 3%%
1st preferred (quar.)
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry. (quar.)—
$25c
(quar.)
Co.-(resumed)
Trust (Pa.)
(quar.)
County
1-
(stock
Co.
__c
Watch
Berks
1-20
Co.
Corp.
Year-end
1-20
1
Howell
$2.25
—
'
Climax,
Telephone
12-30
2-
$1.25
_
(s-a)_——.
Co.,
1-14
25c
__—.__■
(s-a)*
12-30
$1.25
_____________
common
1-14
&
Carnation
12-15
$17 %c
_
25c
2%
.____
1—__
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$4.50
t:m: 3oc
—
Foundry—
(quar.)
preferred
iquar.j
(quar.)
American-Marietta
5%
(monthly)
—-i,—
Machine
3.S0%>
5%
Co.,
dividend
Stock
Corp.
12-15
3
$25c
___
Products
3
(increased)
Equipment
When
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Carnaco
$25c
,
Inc.
Per
Name of Company
12-15
50c
(quar.)
Properties,
of Rec.
1-
$1.12%
preferred
preferred
Eeaux-Arcs
4% :
Holders
Payable
(quar.)
3%%
~
'
When
Share
^
4 V2 %
—
common
1-
$1.50
'■
stock)—
common
Payable
(quar.)
Co.
Felt Co., .6%
prtj.erteu
tquar./,-,
Greetings Corp.—
and class B (stock div. payable in
American
American
Holders
Share
of Company
American
When
1-
3
12-16
1-
6
12-20
1-14
12-28
Continental Motor Coach Lines—
(Increased-annual)
Co.
of
$1
America
Ltd.
(quar.)____—_*Ii_
(s-a)
1
20c
,
t6c
2-
1
10 c
1-27
1-
6
•
10c
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc.
(reduced)
1-17
.
Volume
193
Number
6017
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Per
Name of Company
Coplay
Cement
6% pf<T (accum.)
Corn Products
(increased quar.)
Cornet Stores
(initialj
Corning Glass Works—
3VaVo
preferred
3Va %
$12
'
Counselors
Cream
1945
12-30
Empire District Electric, 5%
...4%% preferred (quar.)
12-12
3
12-12
Empire Financial Corp. (stock dividend)
Empire State Oil
(s-a)
31
1-15
3
11-15
5
12-16
i___
5c
Hinds
Cork
Cork
A
Crown
l-*0
1-13
50c
3-15
25c
1-
class A
International, Ltd.
12-12
4-
1
3-10
80c
1-
3
12-20
Falstaff
1-
2
12-20
6%
7%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
C
Transit
D
&
R,
Dallas
System,
Pilot
Family Finance Corp.
1-
4
Faraday
1-
1-3
6%
12-19
3-31
3-16
,
Power
$4.24
&
preferred
4Va%
(quar.)
preferred
Faultless
9-15
Fawick
1-
1-15
1-
1-
3
3
3
12-15
Federal
Natonal
Federal
Paper
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
$1.13
2-
1
Life
Co.
Insurance
4.6%
preferred
A
N.
J.)
B
Nut
&
9
12-16
50c
1-25
1-DO
DeSoto
Corp
Railroad
1
(stock
(s-a)
Tunnel
7%
Inc.
55c
(quar.)—
common
,r2- 1
1-
preferred
r.
(stock
dividend)
Ordinary (stock dividend)
Ordinary
1 interim 1
Diversey Corp. (quar.)
Dixon-Powdermaker
Dodge
12-16
6%
Mines, Ltd.
Dominion Corset.
Dominion
7%
Dominion
12-29
3-15
2-28
1-13
12-31
Glen
4Va%
Stock
12-21
12-23
First National
1-3-61
12-20
2
12-16
1-30
12-30
Dominion
&
12-15
6y2%
Tar
&
Ltd.
12-19
First New
1-16
12-29
First Pennsylvania
12-29
Draper
Corp.
Dravo
4%
Pont
(E.
I.)
preferred
J25c
preferred
Canada,
preferred
Power
Dunkirk
Co..
Trust
(N.
Y.)
1-
.
First
3
12-
Firth
8
25c
1-3
1-10
$20c
1-27
r.
Florida
12-30
3
11-25
$1.75
1-
$2
37 Vic
(accum.)
1-
3
12-
11-21
1-16
VaC.;.
17
11-21
1-26
It
3-15
t$1.75
/
Steel
Stainless
Eastern
States
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
v.
Worth
12-31
Foundation
J25c
1-
2
12-20
Founders
1-
2
12-20
From
1-
1
'
7Vic '
4-
1
1
4-
1
3-17
Eastman
Kodak Do.,
$3.60
**12-15
(i
$1.75
t
Mfg.
Economics
Economy
Co.
(New
Edison
Sault
Electric
(stock
Co.,
class
1-
(quar.)—
After
deduction
Inc.
&
Ltd.
of
Ltd.
(N.
fees
will
and
Williamsport
RR.
1-16
1-16
12-31
Mobile
1-3-61
12-16
1-
States
3
12-15
2...
10%
6%
1-10
—
75c
2~-"i
50c
1-
35c
-
1-
3
12-
3
1
1
1
4%
v
Gas
1-15
12-23
1-17
12-23
1-
2
2
.
12-31
Halle
12-
Haloid
3
1-12
8
12-30
1-3
12-16
1-
General
preferred
3
3
12-20
General
4%
1-12
1-11
General
12-28
5%
to
5%
11-25
de¬
12-15
4Vu%
3
12-15
Hammond
2-
6
1-
1
12-15 '
1-
1
12-19
.1-10
12-20
dividend)—
6%
5
1-20
•—
Co.—
—___
12
Vi'c
1-3-61
1-20
12-20
12-22
v
each
class
1-
1-20
1-4
2-1
1-4
1
12-20
12-31
18c
1-
6
12-20
5%
1-20
12-23
1
.-_
6%
(H.
$1.05
75c
(interim
3
(quar.)_
&
Hartford
National
Haverhill
Gas Co.
Bank
preferred
D
1-
12-15
5%
preferred
E
1,10
;■
<>
3
preferred
C
(quar.)
F
(quar.)__i___
12-30,
3
12-14
12-14
12-30
Heat-Timer
1-19
1-
20c
2
12-10
1-23
-12-30
Heinz
(J.
1-
6
12-19
Helena
10c
1-
4
12-16
New
1-
2
12-20
1-31
1-13
30c
(quar.)_
1-
16 VaC.
•
3
12-
1-12
H.)
pfd,
B
Bank
1
(N.
1-
3
12-15
50c
1-
1
12-20
1-
1
12-20
50 c
3-
1
2-
$1
2-
1
1-13
J.)—
E.)
&
W.)
(quar.)
———____:
10c"
1-13
8
Co.,
Co.,
1- 4
1-10
12-20
!__
;
12-23
Higbie
12-31
75c
(quar.)
40c
____—
common
$1
$1.37'/2
1
HindS^ &
1-
1
12-
1
Hines
12-
1
1-
1
1-
10c
JlOc
2
1-11'
Holly
.......
(quar.)
(nuar,__j
2%
50c
$1
"
2-
9
1-12
wl-
3
12-16
1-
3
12-16
—
25c
2-10
__
50c
1-25'
93 %c
2-
1
(25c par)
held)
share
for
Holt,
Home
1,
t
12-30
&
Co.
Land
12-12
12-12
2-
1
2-
1
1-26
1- 4
12-19
1- 3
12-15
12-12
1.-24
2-
1
1-16
2-28
50c
(quar.)
1-27
3-24
1-10
12-27
12
30
1-11
12-19
1-3
12-9
35c
(quar.)
2-1
1-4
37V2c
a
Winston,
2-for-l split)
Inc.
2-
Y.)
Corp.
(stock
4nc
£5q
dividend)-—5%
___—
4
(F. W.), Ltd., class A (quar.)_
(quar.)
l°c
.
(quar.)
Baking Co. (QUft?.) JI.
_________mmmsC.Z^
preferred
1-
(quar.)_
(s-a)
(N.
Quarterly
$2.25
12-20
1- 3
3 5c
Co.
Hardart
Horner
1-13
3
1-
1-3
1- 3
20c
common
approved
Horizon
1" 9
t-
12-20
1
1-14
Co.—
Dairy
&
12-20
1-3
3%
(quar.)
Insurance
Quarterly
12-16
1- 3
15c
Horn
9
•
3
t45c
_____:
(quar.)
Corp.,
Rinehart
Home
1-
56Vic
.
(stock dividend)—
(quar.)
Lumber
(Stockholders
1^16
.
Ltd.
preferred
Holophane
6
(stock dividend)
pfd.
class B
1
$1.25
Mfg., Xtd.
2-
1-
(quar.)^
(quar.)_
Boxes
Sugar
,
40c
(quar.)
Holly Oil Co
5%
in lieu of cash)
Co.
Dauch,
(Edward)
Hoerner
12-23
1-26
3
35c
common
High Voltage Engineering
12-
t$1.38
1-
20c
1,
:_
12-15
'
30c
1-10
(quar.)___
3
12-30
(quar.)
m.25
Co.
1-
2%
1-5
12-14
3
1-10
(quar.)
Inc.
Mfg.
5
1-15
1-
2 '/2c
'
(quar.)
1-
1.
(quar.)
5
1-
32V2c
^referred
40c
(quar.)
common
-I-
433Ac
25c
—
common
non-cum.
Corp.
5
1-15
1-15
Products—
preferred A
Hertz
5
5
1-
1-31
(quar.)
Galion
Heublein,
11-
15c
preferred
7%
1-15
1-25
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___
Hercules
3
15c
quar.)
Heppenst.all Co., 4'/2%
,-j.—.
1-15
Inc.—
(initial
(George
7%
12-23
1-
1-15
25c
Company—
(Walter
Helme
12-14
20c
preferred
5V2%
12-23
$1.50
(quar. )____
1- 3
1__
(increased-quar.)
common
4%
9
12-19
—I---:_
___J—
Rubinstein,
Heller
' '
—
Corp.
Common
10c
I1-
2
1-
18c
Haydock Fund
(quar.)
Industries
(quar.)
1-20
1-28
283Ac
Hayes
Stock
12-16
2-10
27*Ac
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend '___
1-13
$2
t30c
G
42'-19
2
21 Vic
_^_
Hawley Products
1-3
•
50c
1
preferred
3
1- 4
1.
_
40c
;
:
preferred
1-
25c
,___1—__
11-30
12-30
25c
(quar.)_
B
;__
6
I-
1-16
\>ht%
:____
pfd.
1-
12-19
1-15
25c
Ltd.,'5%
4'A%
53A%
1-
12-16
35c
(quar.)____
Electric,
5V2'%
12-29
-
2
30c
(quar.)
1-20
1-
,! "27Vi'C
(quar.)_.
45c
Trust
(quar.)_.
1-20
12-21
'
—
&
5%
20c
3
50c
12-23
tl2 V2C
9
1-
15c
Marx
12,20
—
9
12-
3 '• 42-14
Co.—
(quar.)—-__
12-15
2
12-
1-
50c
(quar.)
__•_
Corp.
Schaffner
Hawaiian
6c
Y.)
1- 3
30c
(N.
1-3
ibe
3-12-9
1-2-61
_________
*
:
1-
1%
Company, com.
(quar.)__
Savings Bank
(Chicago)—
&
6
12-15
50c
—
(quar.)_
Hartfield Stores, Inc.
(stock dividend)
-Hartford Fire Insurance-(quar.)
12-15
3
1-1&
$1.12V2
;—_.
1-16
'
V.
taxes)___
1-
2-
"
_—'
(quar.)
Refractories
M.)
Trust
Hart,
12-16
2-15
2%
t
(quar.)-J____-
Quarterly
•
11-30
1-
•
3
1-16
\1- 1
Harsco
3
1-15
25c
*
1-
9
1-
$1.06V*
Co.>
Inc.
42-
1-20
Harris
1-16
Y.)
5
3
1
-
;
(stock dividend)
Co.
(N.
1-
1-
$1.50
Harper
2
9c
•
common--
on
1-16
t$1.25
(quar.)___
(quarh
Organ
Bank
pfd.
2-
15c
1
5%
4
25c
6V4C
—
Corp., common (reduced)25c
preferred
(quar.)—______
$1.50
1-
25c
common
or
1-20
Harnischfeger
1-
;
"__
(qUar.)
A
12:31
25c
60c
_.—___;
(quar.)
preferred
$3
General Motors Corp.
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
(3 shs. of 3%
12-31
1-15
66V4C
(quar.)________
,
Co.—
Shoe,
6%
$1.25
—
(quar.)—
General Products
$1.62
Paper
Harbison-Walker
12- 8
15C
Dynamics, Cobb.
$5 preferred
1-15
:
;_
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Hanover
...
1
(quar.)'
(quar.)
Inc.
Insurance
1-
Ltd.. ;(quar.)____
,.
(quar.)
preferred
12-31
15c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)___
Hanover
t30c
_2i_____"7
Ltd.
Ltd.
Co.,
12-27
1-15
(s-a)
___.—_____
(quar.)
preferred
3
1-
Corp.—
General .Elfe'clric
*
about
Cable
1st
12-23
payment
(resumed)
common
Inc.
preferred
10c
(Stock dividend payable
12-20
1-
Co.,
dividend
1-
_.
Bronze
1-
2%
(quar.)
Cotton,
Stock
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
American
3
1-18
$1.20
(this
Controls,
preferred
Zerox,
Hammermill
$1.75
(quar.)
Bakeries.
((A.5-26V.
10c
dividend
Bros.
50c
12-
&
preferred
Cosco
12-16
3
12 Vic
after
common
Co.,
! 2-24.
6,-12
10c
preferred
4»/4%
(quar.)______
common
(Ga,),
preferred
General
1-
$1.12V2
arrears)-—_____
Hamilton
(quar.)
dividend)
(quar.)
Power
5y2%
12-19
Co.,
Freightlines
Light Co.
Gatineau
/5%
12-21
1-
all
Stock
1-15
50c
:
—
preferred
Garrett
1-15
...
•
"
.
Chemicals
5.30%
1-
20c
—
class
1-13
3-13
$1.25
Industries—
preferred
cumulative
Hagan
2
:
National
1-13
2-1
f;;'$1.25
(quar.)
-(quar.)
(auar.)
cumulative
$2.40
Inc..
Company,
State
Gardner-Denver
1-15
1-16
pfd.
$5
_______
participating preferred
6%
12-21._
,
&
Land
preferred
clears
„—75c-
3
25c
(quar.)
Gyrodyne Co.—
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Semi-annual
12-12
1
2-
1-
RR.,
(quar.)
3
7c
(Denver)—
Co.,
(quar.)
conv. ipreferred
Ohio
&
preferred
1-
10c
Garden
12-31
2-
Trailer
Gannett
12-30
10c
(s-a)
(quar.)
4-15
Gulf,
..
expenses,
/
1-16
4-29
_—^
•_
Extra _4
J.)—
amount
1-31
5%
(quar.),
Co
America,
of
General
(final)
snare
2- 1
Co.; 5%
Gulf
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Fund
9
20c
—.—
dividend
per
Preferred
12-
1-13
2-
Corp.
Company
Fruehauf
3
(Seattle)—
dividend
$0,017
1-
25c 1
Associates,
Frito
12-29
11c
-
Automation,
1
1-16
12-15
1-25
;_L
positary
Frigikar
2
Ltd.—
shares
Quarterly
Stock
•t
2
22 Vac
_______
Electronic
12-16
37Vic
Wine, Ltd., class A (quar.)—
JIOc
Class
A
(quar.)
__;
t'lOc
Guaranty Trust
of
Canada
(quar.)
"
'' $20c
Gulf Life Insurance
(Florida)
(quar.)'12(40
Gustin-Bacon Mfg.
$2
Company
3%
Extra
1- 3
12-30
Ltd.; (quar.)_____ 1.
Fresnillo
10c
$1.50
Consolidated
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
5%
50c
Co.
Companies,
12-
3
A____
Mfg.
Fraser
12-
3
_:
Products
1-16
$1.12 Va
of America
7V2c
12-16
income——
Petroleum
1-13
(quar.)
Manufacturing (quar.)
& Musical Industries,
Elliott
3
dividend)
Electric
Electrical
3
1-
1-
(quar.)
dividend
American
1-
90c
15c
(quar.)
Stop Nut Corp.
Stock
12-
20c
(quar.)——_—
common
preferred
preferred
3
/
.
(initial)
Engineering
12- 9
12- 9
(quar.)_____
3
Co.
Fremont
6 V4C
England)
Stores,
4Va.%
1-
7 VaC
Bros.
Elastic
50c
Franz
6
York)—;'l
(New
12-15
3
Trust
Franklin-Adams
12-15
1- 3
1-
(quar.)-—
——_——"
(Phila.). (quar.)—__—__
Corp.
3
$1.75
1-
r
6
1-
25c
(reduced)
Edison
Products
1-
1
)
_
(quar.)
Stores
Economy Baler
Edgecomb Steel
Edwards
4
1
(quar.)
Laboratory
Auto
(incr.-quar.)
common
1-
22-
(quar.) —_______
preferred
Echlin
(accum.)__
A
Fund
1-
—
Pa.)—
(quar.)
common
"(Canada)
Mutual
20c
quar.
12-31
r $1.50
12-15
$1.50
pfd.
3
»-*
t
1-3
1- 3
J.)—
N.
Y.
(stock
20y2c
Co.,
12-19
30c
$4.50
/
(quar.)_.___
Glass
Co.
1-13
12-20
$5
2c
(England),.
Transit
2-3
56V4c
(quar.);
1- 3
50c
Co., common
approx.
3-1
Insurance
Hamilton
(stock
investment
Frankford
3-17
1-
2 2 ViC
(quar.)__
$7
(accum.)
Fram
12-15
?
7 V2c
25c
Steel
Co.
of
1-17
25c
—
Corp.,
B
to
______
Wallace, $3 class A
Motor
payment
2-1
1-16
'
$1.50
25c
$6 preferred
1-
75c
50c
dividend)—
pfd.
Utilities
&
20c
37y2c
pfd.
(initial
75c
Barre,
pfd.
Inc.
Utilities
12-12
—
1-16
N. J.)
preferred
Corp,
Foster-Forbes
2-28
'
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Eastern
County,
(increased)
7%
$5
Moore
Water
Forbes &
7?
5
Fort
(quar.)
preferred
_
._
Flying Tiger Line, Inc., 5% pfd. A (s-a)
Food Fair Stores,* Inc.,. common
(quar.)
$4.20 preferred
12-30
1-16
3%
\
common
&
Public
Florida
Florida
9
1-16
.
40c
y
(quar.)
Racing Assn.,
Inc.,
Co.,
12-30
"12-15
1- 3
6c
Y.)—
Fittings, Ltd.. class A (s-a)
Fleming Company, 5% preferred (quar.).
Flexible Tubing Corp., preferred (s-a)
12-30
1-13
Bros.
125c
$1 ' preferred
B
1-16
1-3-61
15c
50c
*
preferred (accum.)
Pennsylvania RR. (s-a)—_•—.
Common
class
Sterling
Fischback
12-15
Kootenay Power, Ltd.—
Eastern
(quar.)
Bank
Fischer, & Porter Co., 5%
1-10
(quar.)——
Savings & Loan Co.
and
12-30
12-30
$1.50
Paper, Ltd. (quar.)__:—
Western Financial1 (quar.)_^
Hanover
Fisher
9
1-25
dividend
Canada
(quar.)___
—_______—
12-21
Ford
Eastern
12-20
Corp.—
12-
t93 34c
common
Eagle Food Centers
1-10
;
& Trust
3
1-25
—
'__—_
(quar.)
$1.50 pfd.
10c
(quar.)
3
87 J/2c
(final)
1-31
57 Via
1-
$1.12 Vi
common
A
1-16
1-16
I6V4C
quarterly—
Griesedieck
2-15
8
$40c
Banking & Trust—
1-
/
5
2-15
1%'
___—;
VGreat Western Sugar, common
7%
preferred (quar.)
Greater All American Markets
10c
N.
—
Virginia
Class
12-16
1-14
American
1
class
Lakes
10c
12-14
4y2%
3-
(quar.)_______—
Company
Stores
Increased
12-27
City,
Semi-annual
Great
12-27
12-26
3
W.)
/1-15
Growers
(quar.)
Corp.
(H.
1
„:..
National
Bank
1-
1-10
Pa.)
(quar.)
National Bank (incr. quar.)__
First Trust Co. (Alleghany County, N. Y.)—
1
v*
preferred
Gas.
Corp.,
Stock
12-
50c
_
Ltd.,
1-20
and
A
(quar.)—_.
Telegraph (quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)„_
Drug
Great
12-28
1-10
First Trenton
Co.—
&
(quar.)
7%
Duquesne Natural
Duro-Test
3
(Oil
_
1-11
1-16
1-
12Vic
(s-a)
(quar.)
of
1-
J15C.
Research
12-28
$3.75
quarterly
First Seneca
3
(quar.)
(quar.)
$3.50
Pont
1-
35C
Nemours
$4.50
7V2%
1
35c
preferred
12-22
2-
(auar.)_*
de
1-16
Haven
Increased
9
1
(quar.)
Corp.,
12-
2-
t37 Vic
Drilling & Exploration Co.
Duffy-Mott, Inc. (quar.)
3
tl5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
2
noc
(quar.)
Textile, Ltd. (quar.)
Chemical
1-
t$1.12Vi
Chemical, common
Brewery, Ltd.
1-
. .
t35c
•.
Gray
12-28
1
$3.75
Vernon,
(stock
Stores
class
12-
2-
1%
dividend)
(stock
A
the
3
10c
Bros.,
Grand Union Co.,
12-30
1
2-
1-16
..
City Bank of N.
First National
First
(quar.)—
;;
Y.)
1-16
preferred
Dominion
(Yonkers,,N.
First National
Ltd.—
(quar.)——l
1-13
2•
50c
.
t55c
f25c
_____
7
Great
.
(Wilkes
Bank
preferred
Goodman
1-13
^
(quar.)
Steel,
Coal
&
12-21
class
on
12-27
1-
tl3c
——
1-12
55c
Quarterly
3
Products,
dividend
12-23
1-10
50c
stocks
B
Gold & Stock
.__
(TonS River,
Bank
Seal
Gold
12-30
1-10
7c
(quar.)_____—
1-13
25c
(monthly)
A
Envelopes, Ltd., class A
—,____
Globe Security Systems • (initial-quar.)
Goldblatt
1-31
10c
(quar.)_
Globe
12-31
56 'Ac
_v.
National
series-(quar.)
(quar.)__—;_—________
class
Company
12-31
—
Bank
Corp.
Insurance
12-31
—
(Passaic
1955
Corp.,
1-13
20c
First
4
(quar.)
com.
;
preferred
Steel
(Mt.
Alden
1-13
8
1-
;_____
preferred
1-13
£—__—__—•
9
39c
1-16
12-31
(quar.)_.
(Erie, Pa.)
Bank
National
1-
17 Vic
1
1-14
7 V2C
(quar.)
Bank
n7yac
Ltd.
Ltd.,
First
1-
tl7 Vic
(quar.)
Dominion
Bank
National
iv2c
(quar.)
Foundries
Common
Rubber
,
Increased-quar.
3-
(quar.)
2-
1-16
25c
Semi-annual
8
12-
(San
.^Extra on A and B_—
First National Batik (Boston)
-—15c
Furniture
(quar.)
Glass,
preferred
12-
1-13
20%
__
Corp., $1.50 preferred (quar.)__
Products, Inc., 70c pfd. (quar.)
Dome
1-13
1-16
-1-16
$0.57825
2-17
_—
stock
First 'National
12-29
CO
1
20%
Mfg.
Doeskin
&
Extra
rets
dep.
Tire
First National
6
1-6
1-16
,.12-14
1
1-
l-"6
;
1
3-
'
/
.
1-10
1-10
'
1
Glens Falls
—
Class A and class B
Distillers, Ltd.—
Amer.
Insurance
"
17V2C
(Conn.)~,-.
1-23
2-
Glickman
Boston
First
(quar.)_
Fund
Capital
i-ibx
1
25c
2-
12-22
1-28
2-6
'
.
1-3
12-23
50C
Corp., class A—
(year-end)
First Investors Corp.—
6
j
'
2-
5%"
dividend)
12-15
1-20
™
_
First
1-10
>*' 40c
V*~ 40c
37 J/2c
.
Dorp;,
Firestone
12-21
(initial quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
1-16
4
1-25
1-25
30c
12-22
27 Vac
Increased
1-20
:
3-
55c
50c
4%%
Francisco)
10c
(ir.creased-quar.)
62'/2c
$1.12y2
12-15
56-V4C
27c i
1
Fireman's
1
1-30
12-18,
(quar.)
_:
3
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Md. (quar.)
Fidelity-Philadelphia
Trust
(quar.)
;
Quality Supermarkets—
1st
(initial),
common
12-
25c
(quar.)
3
___:_
Gossard
3
1-
1-
12-14
5%
1-
1-16
17V2c
;_
3
5
(quar. )
L-2-01
12-10
r
1-
12-16
Inc.—
Financial General Corp.,. common
$2.25 preferred A (quar.)
$1
3
3
(quar.)—______
Extra
-
"
12-15
1-
1-
75c
$1.25
1-27
15c
_
Inc.
Co.:(quar.)
Dilbert's
Department Stores,
3
1-
35c
Glatfelter (P. H.) Co., common_^_*.^^*.______
4 Va %
preferred (quar.)__
12-30
3
'
•
7y2c
-__
(quan)
Glastenbury Bank & Trust—Do.Increased-quar. _^____7
3-15
1-27
'
$1.25
50c
Coatings,
Canada
Federated
New
•
12-12
preferred
Diebold,
r
12-12
Vilbis
Emco,
12-31
$1.37 Va
12-15
2
Edison
$1.50
Elmira
12-13
3
..
12-15
2
Diamond National
Elder
2
1-25
1-
;
_
4
1-
Detroiter Mobile Homes
6%
1-
25c
(quar.)
dividend)
1-
1-
&
Detroit
Ekco
3-15
15c
2.-15
15c
Chemical
Detroit
$1
1
1-
(quar.)
.-3-61
2%
Delaware
7%
4-
7y2c
i_
—
—p
Co.
Inc., common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Gladding McBean & Co. (quar.)
1-
(quar.)___
5c
Foods
(quar.)
Bros,,
50c
$1
dividend
Stock
A
4y2%
Glidden
30c
(quar.)
class
Company
Gimbel
4-
prior preferred
Fedders
Mfg.___
Company
Deltown
East
Gillette
1-10
5%
(monthly)
Assn.
(quar.)
3
1-16
11-25
—
(quar.)
preferred
1-
1-31
12-15
30c
common
5Va %
25c
1-16
(quar.87y2c
1
i-25
,
(quar.)
Finance,
5%
12-
12-15
1-31
IV
,
Deere
East
preferred
Federal Services
5%
6
1-3
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
15c
common
5
1-
12-15
$1.50
Parts
28 %c
Mortgage
Board,
5
1-
$1.25
Decker
Duke
Co.
_.
(Newark,
1-10
1-15
B
25c
1-
1-16
9c
12-15
3
Brewing,
Class
;
3
common
A
"
12-12
12-15
1-
40c
.___—
Federal
Stores, 5% preferred (quar.)
Corp., $2 class A pref." (quar.)
Daystrom,
Inc.
(quar.)
Dayton & Michigan RR., 8% pfd. (quar.)__
du
Genesee
1-
Corp—
(quar.)—
Inc.,
Genuine
2
T- 3
<$,
1-
preferred
Preferred
1-25
20c
Genung's, Inc.
7 Vac
(s-a)*.
Insurance
12-30
Dayega
„Dow
$6
Genesco,
1-25
2-15
60c
If 3
r 3
$1
8
1-25
2-15
•
33%c
(quar.)
11-25
32 Vac
12-
62y2c
'
•
(quar.)
Waterworks
30C
(increased )22___
(s-a)________
12-31
2-
preferred
preferred
1-20
•"
'
2
33c
(quar.)
1
40c
1-
2-15
Indiana—
Co. of Michigan—
(quar.)_
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)—____
Inc.
6
Dayco
$1
12-15
2-
12-15
32Vhc
!
of
preferred
1-
Corp.
1-13
93%c
(s-a)
Dow
12-12
1-16
4%
$1.50
Extra
1-
$1
__
12-30
Co.
preferred
$2.40
12-30
2
12-15
5
32Vic
Telephone
$1.35
80c
1-
5
25c
(quar.)
General
2-28
1-16
9
11-
Calif.—
(quar.)
Telephone
$2.50
3
1-16
of
preferred
General
37 Vac
Co.
12-
1-11
17c
(quar.)
preferred
12-31
(quar/)
pfd.
dividend).__
Rubber
Foods*
Fearn
12-15
$1.06>
(quar.)
*
36c
12c
$1.30
1-13
3-10
gains)
—
6-15
(quar.)
r
1-
of Rec.
(quar.)
$1.32
12-31'
1
net
Holders
Payable
invest¬
Telephone Co. of Florida—
$1.30 preferred B (quar.)
12-30
dividend)__!___
conv.
Telephone
preferred
1-15
(quar.)___
Ltd (initial)
World
5%
1-16
Mines
(stock
20c
____.
.
realized
Products
net
General
10c
_________—
New
(Wash.)
$13
;__
3-
—____—
Quarterly
Farmers
3
(quar.)
A
1-10
(quar.u
Uranium
9-29
$1.12 V2
Dana Corporation, 3%%
preferred A (quar.)
Daryl Industries (quar.)
Dauphin Deposit Trust (Harrisburg, Pa.)—
du
preferred
7-
$1.12Va
class
1-31
(quar.)
1-15
15c
(year-end)
Light, $4 preferred
2-21
25c
common
preferred
9
$1.75
Plants
3-10
87 Vac
(quar.)
Brewing,
$1.75
(quar.)
12-15
5%
(quar.)__
Quarterly
D
De
preferred
conv.
12-
$1.75
(quar.)
2
(quar.)__________
common
12-12
Curlee
4Va%
Co.,
3
12-19
.
Cudahy Packing Co.. 4V2% pfd.
Clothing, common.
Foods
2
3
(quar.)
1-
5-20
12 Vac
(stock
1-
$1.75
■
1-16
tl2 V2c
_—
6%
10c
___
preferred
Co.
$5c
(quar.)—;
7%
Fairmont
4%
&
Company,
1-
(quar.)
1-30
20c
(quar.)___
45c
(quar.)_
12-23
from
(9c
___
General
3
9
Shale
General
(quar.)
$25c
;
common
7%
(Max)
Fairbanks
2
(quar.)
1-
6-10
1-
*■
12-12
25c
(quar.)
1-20
'
from
27c
Extra
2-16
2
1-
(quar,)___
Corp.
General
2-15
25c
(quar/)
preferred
$25c
(Toronto)
7%
5%
Ex-Cell-O
$2.50
___
L
Sugar,
2-
Factor
(quar.).
Cuban-American
1
2-15
2-15
1
25c
;
guaranteed
and
1
35c
;
RR.,
ment
Service
When
Share
of Company
Public
3-
20c
(quar.);:.
Manufacturing
General
'3-
^
75c
(quar.)
Grocery
(quar.)
Eversharp, Inc., 'common
12-25
t75c
;
Crown Zellerbach of
Canada,
Crown Zellerbach Corp.
Crush
Ero
12-15
5%
i."
dividend
Erie & Pittsburgh
6
Corp.—
__
Co.
1-15
25c
____
Insurance
1-
A
Stock
1-16
$1.25
(quar.)
Evans
,.
.
(quar.)
Trust
12-20
Ltd. (quar.)
Seal Co., Inc., $2 pfd. (quar.)
International
Life
Crown
2
Y.)
Englehard Industries
o
Francisco)
Co.,
(quar.)
A
12-20
1-:20
Class
12-16
2
35c
Participating
Class
3
$2
(San
(quar.)
Seal
Cork &
Class
40c
12l/ac
12VaC
Co.
Crown
12-31
_
&
Crown
12-21
10
(N.
Per
Name
12-15
$1.18%
Employers Group Assoc. (quar.)
Emporium Capwell Co. (quar.)
Quarterly
Enamel & Heating Products, Ltd.—
12-13
13
$2c
(quar.)
Crocker-Anglo Nat'l Bank
Increased quarterly
Crown
14
12 Vac
(quar.)
Empire Trust Co.
pid.. (quar.)
1-16
5%
dividend
}15c
(quar.)
Fund
Crestshire Corp
Crouse
Stock
Holders
Payable of Rec.
45c
1
(quar.)
Investment
B
4
When
Share
(increased-quar)
3
87VaC
of Wheat Corp. (quar.)
Finance^ class A'l(quar.)
Class
2-
1-
Mfg.
"
87Vac
(quar.)____
County Trust (White Plains)
Craig Bit, Ltd
Credit
Per
Name of Company
Emhart
12-16
25c
1947
(resumed)
Petroleum
Holders
4
1-25
liy4c
Chronicle
10c
series
preferred series
Cosden
1-
60c
Coronation Mortgage, Ltd. (increased)—
Cory Corp.
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
^
Mfg.,
Financial
:______
3
2-15
1v-
12-15
9-
1
3
12-25
1
1-3
6-20
5-22
1-
2
12-18
4-
1
3-18
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
7-
1
6
17
tl2'/2c
1- 3
12-1
56(40
1- 2
12-12
12
(12)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
,
Name of Company
Hotel
Syracuse,
preferred
4%
Houdry
50c
1
(quar.)
common
30c
preferred
Hughes-Owens,
Class
Ltd.,
6.40%
preferred
Huntington Hall
Hupp Corp.,
Huron
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
_
:
.
(stock dividend)
Mortgage
dividend
JL
B
Power
4.08%
$1.20
conv.
preferred
Kroger Company— '
6%
1st
7%
preferred
2nd
5'A%
Electric
(incr.-quar.)__
Loan
Lamson
51c
&
4.75%
583/4C
Lay
(H.
145c
Lee
4.12%
preferred
31'Ac
4Ve%
preferred
preferred
12-12
$1.03Vb
12-12
$1.14
12-12
Indianapolis Power & Light, com. (increased)
Industrial Bank of Commerce (N. Y.) —
Quarterly
47'/2c
3
(initial)
12-28
25c
___—zi—ll——.
(stock
1-
50c
-
12-28
5c
dividend)
1-
3
12-
2%
9
Ingersoll Machine & Tool, Ltd.—
4'A%
Fund
(from
Levines,
Ley
1-
3
1-
9c
Building (quar.)
(Fred)
45c
■
2
1-16
12-
1
12-30
Lincoln
Interior
pref.
Preferred
Bronze
Ltd.,
2-
1
1-10
1-13
12-21
U5c
1-16
1-16
common
:
Harvester Co.,
Milling,
4%
International
Mining
&
6%
4-
+37'Ac
Powders,
(quar.)—
com.
pfd.
1-16
60c
(quar.)
12-22
12-22
12-15
1-15
12-30
1-
$1
12-12
Chemical—
(quar.)
3
(Canada), Ltd.—
preferred (s-a)
Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—
160c
1-16
12-16
25c
1-15
12-22
15c
1-
5
12-15
5%
1-
5
12-23
25c
1-
3
12-12
27'Ac
-
__—
Interstate
Inc.,
5'A%
common
dividend
.
Interstate Securities,
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
Foundation, Ltd.,
Investment
convertible
6%
Investors
6%
preferred
Iowa
preferred
Funding,
Electric
1-
3
12-12
1-16
160c
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
$75c
v
7'Ac
(quar.)
Power,
&
(quar.)
com.
12-15
1-16
12-15
1-10
10c
common
Light
1-10
1-
45c
3
11-
1
1
12-15
4.30#"
preferred
(quar.)
53%c
1-3
12-15
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
60c
1-
12-15
40c
2-
3
40c
1-
3
Power
Iowa
&
Trust
Irving
(quar.)_.
common
^
(quar.)__
dividend____-L—
Stock
Island
Light,
Co.
Creek
Coal,
7%
Public
6%
3-
2%
preferred
convertible
Jeannette
Glass
clears
7%
all
preferred
Co.,
3
1
1-13
122-
1
(this
1-
3
12-23
130c
1-
3.
11-30
xl$1.75
1-
3
11-30
*
(quar.)
$28
:
1-18
$1.75
;
.
(quar.)
1-18
11-
3
5%%
Jewel
Tea
(Buffalo,
Myers
3%%
3
Life
5'A%
6%
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Trust
preferred
preferred
Johnson
Co.
pref.
series
Class
W'.),
B
(quar.)
Manufacturing
4.50%
B
1
Ry
12-24
1-30
1-16
&
Kellogg Co.,
Kelsey-Hayes
3'A%
Kendall
Co.
Inc.,
Kentucky Stone
Common
Gas—
pfd.
1
A 2-13
3-
1
2-13
50c
net
(From
Co.
2
12-
2
1-
3
12-
2
1-
2
12-15
1-
3
12-
$1.25
9
1-
3
12-
9
1-
3
12-
9
2
12-15
Montclair
National
Star
Coal
&
4.16%
1
1-10
1-19
Class
1
1-19
Montreal
Locomotive
2-
1
1-12
Montreal
Trust
2-
1
.1-12
Montrose
Chemical
:___
$5
Gas
&
Electric,
(quar.)
(Walter
M.)
Co.,
Larger Brewing
Lager
Ludlow
preferred
Lynchburg
4'A%
Foundry
Co.,
Videotronics,
Class
Forbes
Co.,
Low
28'Ac
preferred
(quar.)
Priced
(name
new
(quar.)
new
3
12-
9
~~
Com.
Fund
1-15
1
12-
8
12-31
Stock
com.
20c
i-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
(from
Fund
income)___
changed
___
1-
46C
Bond
common
30c
10c
;
income)
investment
Corp.
1-
nc
1-15
King
(initial)
Mount
Mountain
12-30-
Mueller
12-30
6%
(initial)
25c
12'Ac
25c
1-16
12-30
&
Corp.
1-2
12-
1-
11-28
3
6
2
1-16
1-13
3
5
1-
3
12-
20c
1-20
1-15
$25c
1-
4
25c
6-30
4-
6
1-
C
3
Corp.,
1
3
1-15
Co.,, 5%
1-
2
2
3
2'A %
1-27
conv.
&
1-3
1-16 "
McQuay-Norris Mfg.
(quar.)
'
1-
4
12-15
1-
1
12-22
1-
1
12-22
35c
1-
5
5%
1-20
$0,152
1-16
12-30
8c
1-16
12-31
4c
;
>
1-
2
|
1-16
12-31
2
to
3
meeting
Co.,
Y.)
1-
3
12-30
1-20
11-
3
12-
$5c
1-
2
12-
2
12-
1-
3
12-20
15c
2-
1
1-10
&
1
1-10
1-
3
12-20
50c
1-
3
12-20
25c
1-
3
3
12-20
1-
3
12'Ac
1-
2
11-10
12-15
5%
1-
2
2-
1
12-27
1
1-14
12-20
2-
15c
2-
1
lrl6
1-
3
12-15
Co.
(quar.)___'
common
30c
:_
1-16
-1
12-30
common
2
12-
9
1-2
$15c
(quar.)
12-
9
1-
$37'Ac
50c
1-
3
12-
9
*'•2%
*1-
3
12-
9
(quar.)
ll__
Ltd.—
$5cf'
preferred
_^____J___
:
Steel
&
2
1-
6
6
2-
1
1-
5
10c
1-
5
12-14
$1.25
B: tquar.)
(quar.)____
:'__4
A
common
12-
1-
1-
5
12-14
r_^_
6%
$1.50
<
'
:.
25c
*
-
12-14
Castings Co.—»
.—
Stores
50c
2-10
11-21
Corp.—
5c
Mortgage & Investment, com.
& Essex Bankingquarterly
1-14
12-30
12-16
50c
1-
2
85c
(s-a)
1-
3-
Industries
Corp.
&
Mfg.
&
(quar.)
(stock
12-15
1-
3
12-15
2-
1
15c
__i._
dividend )__l
from
net
_______
12-19
5
12-19
12-30
6c
series
Stock
3
1-
-
series
Security
Insurance
1-14
11c
1-14
12-30
5c
—
+._
.__
1-14
12-30
(Ala.)—
dividend
National
9
1-
15c
invest¬
income:
series
National
1-
62'Ac
(quar;)
Research Corp.
distributions
5%
10%
Shawmut
Bank
3-
1
1-
3
2-
1
(Boston)—
•
increased
National-Standard Co.
National
1_
quarterly *
State
Bank
(quar.)
of
Newark,
Extra
National
Nebraska
Extra
65c
35c
N.
Co.
Co.,
Consolidated
(Toronto)
Mills
(quar.)
12-15
1-
3
21-19
10c
1-
3
21-19
30c
(quar.)_
Ltd.
3
62'A-c
J.__
______:
Tank
Trust
1-
12-15
1-12
12-30
(quar.4
$50c
1-
3
12-15
1—
15 c
1-
3
12-20
15c
1-
3
12-20
12-15
25c
r
1-16
20c
Newark
National
50c
12-15
(Al¬
—;
12-20
2-
12-13
i-14
"
Dividend
„
2-10
1-13
35c
Trust
__-
Balanced
,
15c
_
3-10
30c
(quar.)
Manufacture
ment
9
20c
4%
70c
;—^
Quarterly
Bond
9
1-
1-3.1
1
Bank
(quar.)_-_
Screw
9
$50c
12-20
■
at
Mfg.
Ltd.,
Co.,
National
9
12-
2
12-20
3
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lead
Propane
12-12
1-
3
1-
2-28
60c
Welding Machine <quar.)_
CoV (Hartford)—
Gas
Presto
12-22
1-2
1-
12'A%
40c
National
12-12
3
1-10
4-10
(increased)
common
&
National Securities
1-/3
1-14
4-15
Insurance
National
12-30
$1.12'A
2-
$1.50
stockholders
'Reduced
12-16
12-16
12-30
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
National
3
Jan.
Linen,Service,
(National
1-
(Houston)—
of
Register
Fuel
A
2
1-16
20c
2c
Increased
1-3
$2.50
Y.)
12-21
1-
17)
Westchester
Grocers,
National
12-21
$1.50
93 %c
(quar.)
N.
approval
Quarterly
12-21
1-
(s-a)__
^
Commercial
National
5%
12-21
1-
Gtd.
Extra-
12-20
$17'Ac
10%
Inc.
(quar.)__
dividend
2-10
12-31
75c
!
RR.
National Malleable &
5c
(quar.)
2-28
(from
Commerce
Chemical
National
12-20
Engineering Co.—
preferred A
12-30
21'Ac
(quar.)
dividend)__:
Corp.
preference
Class
s
12-30
1-16
,
,12-28
1-13
1-15
—4
National Hosiery Mills.
Co~—
-iiizrrz™
12-14
1-20
60c
Electric
3
$$1.25
37'Ac
dividend—.
Machine
1-
25c
I
6
1-16
National Gypsum Co.,
j'*. Stock dividend
12-16
25c
(s-a)
12-29
1-
6c
0^ Detroit (stock dividend)
Fire
$1.50
12-16
1-
:_.
1-27
dividend)
__v^___v___
N.
National
12-16
1-
(quar.)
12-16
25c
Quarterly
1-3
30c
preferred
McDermott (J. Ray) & Co.
McKay Machine (quar.)
.Extra
12-15
3
1-
—
.__
National
12-19
1-16
tl5c
(participating)-
12-15
11-28
(Auburn,
Bank
bany,
5
65c
31'Ac
participating preferred
Mays. (J. W.), Inc. (quar.)
McCall Corp.
(quar.)
McCoi;mick &
12-
t30c
common
3
1-16
1-16
of
Cash
12-19
1-3
12c
$6
Bank
National
1-13
1-
$1.70
25c
prferj-ed (quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)
1-
$1
1-31
Check
Bank
National
2-
$1.75
25C
;
593/aC
(quar.)
National
3-20
$$1.25
(quar.)
12-15
$40c
Corp.
Biscuit
12-15
62'Ac
50c
preferred
Y.)
(quar.)
National
Extra
3
2
22'Ac
(stock
National
1-17
5C
Dock
1-
(quar.)
Bank of
(stock divd.)
(Subject to approval of stkhlders. Jan. 19)
6-14
1-31
53'/a
(quar.)
20c
held)+
(quar.V
National
3-16
(quar.)
2
4__
National
12-15
3-31
:
12-
•
100
Decatur
annual
12-31
$25c
(quar.)
2
3
Mills, Ltd.
(increased)
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
&
(Subject
12-31
10c
(quar.)
Son
(N.
Extra
9
common
12-
1-
...
National
9
1-
$22'Ac
(Calif.),-
12-
3
Quarterly
7
1-
-
12-12
3
1-
20c
Corp.
'
12-23
1
(quar.)
1-10
(extra)
Quarterly
12-20
1-
1
:
12-31,
1-
Rice
System
National
12-30
1-
2-
~_
Co.
each
Brass
National
12-30
2-
(quar.3__
9
12-16
t20c
;
Co.
(quar.)_
Dairies, Ltd. (stock
Company
Natco
12-30
1-13
$1
common
12-
3
2%
States
Nashville
12-30
$1.06'A
+
9
3
1-
$1.75
Extra
12-15
1-16
$$1.25
preferred
(quar.)—
Marlm-Rockwell Corp.
(quar.)_.
Marquette Cement Mfg, Co.—
Stock
1-
.___
(quar.)____
12-
1-
(quar.)—,—
(N. Y.)
Mutual
12-15
1-14
11-30
50c
(quar.)
Co.
12-19
2
3
Consolidated—
12-19
1-
1-10
+$1.75
3
9
1-
1-30
+$1.75
1-3
1-
12-21
15c
Mutual Investment Fund, Inc.
realized
securities
profits)
1-
12-21
1-16
1-27
2§c
—
Finance, common
(quar.)
prior pfd. (1947 &' 1956 ser.)
Muter
1-20
(quar.)_
$1
&
12-16
1-16
$25c
(quar.)
12-19
Company—
(quar.)
preferred B
preferred
1
5c
Electric, Ltd., 5% pfd. : (quar.)"
Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Basket
3
5
1-24
$1.75
(quar.)__
(quar.)
3
15c
Dividend
McQuay,
1-
2-
1-
/
Jersey)—
Murphy
12-15
40c
Common
5%
1-16
1-16
1-16
1-27
45c
(quar.)
Royal
12-23
1-16
Products
for
12-16
12-
45c
Quarterly
Works—
Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
Marine Midland
McNeil
Royal
shares
1-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Leaf Milling,
Stock
12-31
to
Diablo
Mount
$1.50
Chemical
(P. R.«)
Maxwell,
Mount
3-20
Nation-Wide
5% pref. A (quar.)
Manchester Gas, 7% preferred (accum.)
Manufacturers Life Ins. Co. (Toronto)
(s-a)
Manufacturers Trust (N. Y.)
(increased)
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd. (quar.)i_:
Common
9
12-20
1
12-15
(Red
(quar.)
B
Inc.
1-10
(quar.)
Maryland Casualty Co. (quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry
12-
1
4-
10c
$6 partic.
(quar.)
Priced
Mallinckrodt
9
dividend
1-10
Corp.—
Marsh
3
1-
•
53'/a c
(quar.)
Petroleum
1-
5c
1
(quar.)
12-23
1-
Motorola,
20c
Priority shares (quar.)
5%. preferred (quar.)
Majestic-Penn State (quar.)
4'A%
Stock
12-15
20c
common
2
Initial
1
common.:
Corp. Ltd. Priority shs.
Priority shares (quar.)
Maxwell
12-15
2
Electro
Morse
1
preferred B (quar.)
Magnin (Joseph) (quar.)^_______4—_j_.
Mading Drug Stores Co. (quar.)
;
(M.)
2
1-
35c
A
2
1-
*
2
1-
(quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen
2-
4%
Market
1-
20c
Macy (R. H.) & Co.-, common
414%
preferred A (quar.)
Maritime
12-15
$.001
&
preferred
Stock
12-20
'12-20
3
37'Ac
B
MacAndrews
Mallory
1-16
38c
l_
class
1-
$40c
preferredv (quar.)
1-
$1.50
12-31
30c
7%
2-
______
(s-a)
12-20
$25c
$$1.12 »/2
—
(quar.)
Cafeterias
2-
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
—...
Works
Guaranty Trust
I25c
(quar.)
3
Inc.—
Morrison
1-16
62'Ac
.■
1-
7
Morgan
12-31
12-31
$6c
1-15
6
12-15
$1.29
(quar.)
12-15
1-
12-14
3
1-16
10c
Ltd.
Extra
1-. 6
1-14
31'Ac
common
(New
Drop Forging, common
4%% preferred
(quar.)
1-
f-16
62'Ac
(quar.)
Breweries,
Typograph,
2
28c
common
A
preferred
30c
(quar.)
12-15
4-
7%
40c
(increased)
com.
Ltd.
12-15
1-13
9
$1.04
3
1-13
12-
40c
■
2
4-14
1-15
preferred
1
2
1-
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Corp.,
$1.24
(quar.)
2
25c
7%
Moore
(3
1-
$1.25
__;
1
$40c
•
1-
31'Ac
5
2-
12-
1-
common..
(quar.)__—
50c
1-
35c
(quar.)
1-
1
17'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Lowney
6%
1-12
3-
A
2
1-3-61
2.537%
Ward & Co., common
Montgomery
12-15
27'Ac
12%
1
(quar.)
preferred
Louisville
7%
Bank
55C
(quar.)
12-15
—
(quar.)
(s-a)
dividend)
Moore
pfd.
12-30
1-
30c
:—___—L
2-
& Light—
preferred
4.44%
4.96%
5%'
1-16
(quar.)
2-
(quar.)
(quar.)—I
Power
12-15
12'AC
(quar.)
A
Bank
Jockey Club,
Co.
2-
(quar.)
Dock,
preferred
Louisiana
5%
'
Park
Power
15c
Extra
Lorain
12-15
2
$1.22'A
National
common
2%
Brevving
3)
2'
1-
40c
(stock
J.)
1
1-
dividend
(reduced-quar.)_
60c
25c
4.80%
Low
Press,
12-
3
Co.—
Seeley Thermos Co.,
Kingsport
1-
$1.75
(quar.)_
10c
preferred
preferred
net
Seeley
Montana
..+
87'Ac
.__
(quar.)—
$1.25
investment
"S-4"
3
1-
$1.12'A
'■
;
"B-3"
Voting
12-23
dividend
Maritime
.A,
Extra
Series
12-30
1-
35Y2c
(quar.)__
Keystone Custodian Funds
Series
1-16
$1.08
(quar.)____
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries,
Common
(quar.)
Co.,
2-13
$1.07
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(s-a)
Keyes Fibre
12-23
3
N.
2-
12-30
1-
(extra )
County
25c
Stock
Maple
(quar.)
prior
1
-/
common
Common
4'A%
3-
$1.12'A
1
(quar.)
Refining
Kennedy's,
2-13
$1.12'A
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
2-13
1
$1.25
Light,
Kayser-Roth
1
3-
3-
(quar.)
Power
3-
Co.—
4'A%
Kirsch
11-23
3
$1.08% '
preferred
iquftr.)
preferred A (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)...
;__
$5 preferred
Kansas
King
12-20
2
1-
+
$1.05
(quar.)__
Southern
preferred (quar.)
Kansas-Nebraska Natural
_
1-14
1-
10c
$1
4'A%
5%
12-20
95c
_
non-cum.
4.28%
3
Stock
.____
Watch
4'A % -preferred C
(quar.)
preferred
City
,<4.32%
5%
1-14
50c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___
Kansas
4%
4-17
40c
,
(quar.)
preferred
4.35%
\
1-18
1
115c
(extra).
preferred
4.20%
11-
(quar.)
Macmillan
City Power & Light—
3.80%
i-'v-4%
Bank,
(quar.)_
(increased-quar.J.¬
A-l.
MacLidden Publications Inc.
$13%c
(quar.)
Carper Furniture
Kansas
B
Inc.
class
12-16
1
Mills
Ltd.—
12-16
2-
Monarch
60c
4
5-
9
12-19
12-15
2-15
$1.15
,
4'A% pref.
(Winnipeg)
Ltd.,
9
1-18
2^1
$2
Assurance
1-
12-30
$1.10
(quar.) —
(quar.)
Life
15c
12-15
.
Co.,—
RR.
Knitting,
Monmouth
12-31
1-18
$1.25
Monarch
12-19
1-31
25c
•'
Monarch
9
12-16
1-13
40c
pfd.
9
2%
(Jonathan)
(Hugh
3
15c
2%
3
1-
(quar.)
Co.,
1-
12-15
5%
(quar.)
1-
12-
dividend
1st
56'Ac
—
—:
(quar.)
3-10
15c
:
12-16
*
Bros.—
1-
Monmouth
Building
3
:
4-14
40c
Y.)
1-
3
2%
common
87'Ac
(N.
12-20
10c
(quar.)
1-31
1-20
12-15
1-
1-10
(quar.)
4.90%..preferred (quar.)
Modern Containers,
Ltd., class
3
:
pfd.
Mailman
Johnson Stephens & Shinkle Shoe Co. (quar.)
Joy
Co.
4
93%c
L
__
12-15
1-.3
15c
(s-a)
1-
_
1-
93%c
(quar.)___
Ltd.—
■
•
1-20
preferred
$1.43%
_!
1-
2-14
Mobile Gas Service,
4%
12-31
12-16
3
15c-
4.60%
Birmingham
12-19
11-21
1-15
1-16
1-
Light—
50c
(quar.)
12-16
2-28
&
1
Insurance
12-16
35c
1-
Mobile
1-31
5c
25c
Mississippi Valley Barge Line (reduced)
Mississippi Valley Gas Co. (quar.)
1-20
12-16
2%
(quar.)
1-16
5%
(quar.)
7%
2
1-10
1
3
——
5%'
.
2
1
12-20
1-
—-
(quar.)
preferred
1%
__.
1-
2-
&
Power
preferred
4.40%
12-30
2-
22'Ac
dividend)
:
1-
$1
preferred
Club,
$1.12'A
•
3
1-14
35c
(quar.)
Groceterias
Logan
6%
1-
1-16
$1
20c
Ontario Paper
Mississippi Power Co.,
________
preferred
3%%
Jockey
•
(quar.)__
common
5%
1
A
Philipp
Co.
1-14
2-
dividend!
60c
$1.60
MPO
12-30
12-30
$1.10
(stock dividend)*
Minnesota
Y.)—
Tobacco,
Square
Loblaw
6%
1-30
$1.33'A
12-24
1-31
-
—______
(stock
Class B
12-14
1-10
U-16
—
common
Minneapolis-Moline
in¬
.
common
Stock
Lucky
Lucky
2
12-16
(quar.)__
10c
___
1
Wayne)
Link-Belt
5%
1-
1-13
6c
(quar.)
15c
N.
quarterly
Rochester
5%
Common
12-16
(quar.)_
Chemicals
&
3
dividend)—^
dividend
Minerals
9
1-
40c
Falls
Stock
from capi¬
(annual)
$2
1
—
Co.,
75c
5c
pfd.
Printing,
Lincoln
Lone
Co.,
9
12-
7c
--__
,
convertible preferred
Co.
(quar.)
4'A%
Millers
12-
15c
4%
50c
Year-end
preferred
1-16
(stock
dividend)
(stock dividend)—
$$1
-
Jersey Central Power & Light—
4%„
12-31
1-31
Ltd.
}50c
—__
;
.
Year-end
1-20
3
Co.
Corp.
Minnesota &
payment
(quar.)
.
10c
8%c
1
ordinary
(stock
preference
Lincoln
1
$1.50
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)—
pfd.
7%
Ltd.
Bros.,
Year-end
v
Ltd.,
arrears)
preferred
Jenkins
,
,
Service,
3-20
I-
Forms
Lunkenheimer Co.
Jamaica
Inc.
Long Island Trust (N. Y.)
—
Hosts,
Stock
3-30
1-
.
:
G.)
Longines-Wittnauer
International
Quarterly
from
__
______
(Fort
Long
40c
_
Paints
12-31
Extra
(quar.)
International
$3.50
3-10
1-10
(initial)--
(quar.)
(quar.)
National
Lincoln
12-21
113c
International
!
12-19
3
$1.50
(quar.)
International
..Common
12-22
2
50c
preferred (quar.)_.
International
2
1-
Ltd.—
Breweries,
50c
6%
A
1-
1
12-31
(quar.)
.
Bank
&
1-
30c
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Inter-Ocean
Securities, 4%
preferred ls-a)
1-14
12'Ac
(initial)
—
Liggett
18c
50c
—.—_
\Insuranshares Certificates, Inc. (s-a)
A
A
j.
Co.
&
Extra
(quar.)——
15'Ac
Water,
Increased
invest¬
income)
America
1
12-31
45c
.
Cooke,
Lexington
Liberty
2-
class
new
Factors
1-3
3
3
—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Abrasive
Mill
1-14
dividend
&
Gas
Mid-West
10c
(quar.)
Business
Midsouth
12-15
1-15
common
Inc.
12-15
12-15
35c
;
preferred A
(year-end of $1.18
(R.
2
59 %C
(quar.)
Products
Tourneau
Le
Extra
invest.
(from
Fund
5
1-14
(quar.)
com.
Inc., class A
and
^
12-20
1-12
1-
(quar.)__^
Utilities
tA
1-
75c
t80c
_++.
preferred
Lestoil
Lewis
12-
preferred A
Bakeries,
___—__
Lewers
$3
115c
^
Corp.
1-10
1*13
1-
—
(quar.)
(stock
Inc.
South
Miller-Wohl
Industries—-A
Stores,
12-15
5c
Exchange
Microdot,
Mid-America
i-,?5
40c
—
i..
Insurance ' (s-a)
Life
9
62'Ac
4.40%'.. preferred A quar,);
12-16
26'Ac
Inc.
Terrazzo
&
12-16
87'Ac
(quar.)
common
Extruders,
12-16
2
15c
(quar.)__~
Tile
12-
1-
50c
(quar.)_
(quar.)—j_.
Miami
1-19
3
Lenahan Aluminum Window.
12-15
income)
Insurance
1
1-
Co.—
Co.,
Corp.
gains
$12'Ac
—
Ingersoll-Rand, 6% preferred (s-a)
Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 60c pref. (quar.).—._
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
North
Meyer
1-16
2-
(Ontario)
Corp.—
come)
Stock
———
(quar.)
of
tal
Co.
convertible
Lehman
t$l
quar.)
&
Valley
Lerner
.
Co.
W.)
Lehigh
$1.03
1
Rubber
Blower
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
1
50c
(qar.)
Leeds Travelwear,
37'Ac
(quar.)__
ment
6
133Ac
(s-a)
Investment
United
Filter
.1
(quar.)
$1.25 pfd. (quar.)-
preferred (quar.)
Indiana & Michigan Electric—
$1.50
&
preferred
(quar.)
Insurance
3-
12-15
3
l-*2
15c
(quar.)_.
(Boston)
(extra)
Mayer (quar.)
(Fred), Inc., class A
Michigan
(quar.)
convertible
$1.80
preferred
Income
2-
2
:
.
& Co.
Sessions
Langendorf
4.70%
Institutional
1-
$1.75
Gas Co., common (quar.)
Lafayette Insurance Co. of New Orleans (s-a)
Lambton
55c
__
_-Dnperial Bank of Canada
Company,
preferred
Miami
(quar.)
(B.)
3-21
10c
$1.50
:
Laclede
Lau
Growth
&
$3.50
Middle
55'Ac
Institutional
(quar.)
Co.—
preferred A
Kuppenheimer
(guar.)
t
Merck
6
..
(quar.)
preferred
Kuhlman
preferred
A
6
1-
Lines
11-30
1-
37'Ac
(quar.)——
Motor
3
45c
(quar.)
1-
45c
(quar.)
Corp., class A
Goldwyn
4.42%
preferred
12-
1
Metro
52Vic
Class
3
6
53%c
4%
12-
2-
25c
(quar.)
com.
'
___•
2-21
$1.25
common
Plywood,
Refrigerating
10c
40c
Hose
Merchants
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
6
preferred
(quar.)
Industrial
1-
conv.
preferred
preferred
Industrial
1
$1.20
preferred
4.56%
2-
12c
■
of Rec.
75c
Louis)
(St.
preferred
conv.
Machine
57'Ac
Mills,
National Bank
$1.50
Mesta
4.26%
Head
Merchants
6
4.20%
Indian
6
1-
(quar.)
Co.,
12-
1-20
(quar.)
Co.
3
10c
$1
—:
preferred
Brick
Fast
1-
(quar.)
Breaker Co.—
Circuit
1
preferred
2%
(quar.)
Company
12-
12c,
_
___.
3
conv.
3%
.
preferred
(monthly)
(monthly)
i-
12c
,
Cb.
Trust
$1.20
$1
5%
Illinois
B
Merchants Acceptance
$1.25
(quar.)
4.60%
B
Class
147%rc
A
Illinois
Class
(quar.)
preferred
I-T-E
120c
Mercantile
12c
(quar.)
12-30
12-30
Merchants
pfd.
1-20
,
Holders
(s-a)
1-27
3%
$1
140c
—
'
4%
Hyster
Class
Products, common
Hygrade Food
Stock
Class
Kratter
»
class
common
Erie
&
$1
Company, 4%
Corp.—
A
(monthly)
A
(monthly)
93 %c
(quar.)
(reduced)
B
Koppers
26c
dividend)
When
Payable
Bank
National
(Concord, New Hamp.)
,__
(stock
15c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
Per
Name of Company
Mechanics
profits)
Hotels
$1.10
3%%
4%
security
Knott
2J 1961
Share
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Fund—
(l'Ac from income and 24%cfrom realized
50c
Household Finance,
When
Share
Knickerbocker Growth
:
10c
(quar.)
Process
Name of Company
15c
(quar.)
Extra
~
Per
Share
(extra)
common
Monday, January
.
.
.
Continued
on
page
47
Volume
193
Number
6017
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY
RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
40
Range for Year I960
Lowest
Highest
Sep
1
59 % Feb
9
108 Vi Oct
20
134
46»/4 Nov 23
12% Nov
4
23% Jan
Jan
26
Sep 23
2
57
NEW
*
Highest
„
44% Dec
26
69 % Jun
15
98 % Mar
7
114% Jun
10
23% Mar
16
8
Oct
21
34% July 15
30% Mar
9
42% Jun
52
ACF
17
16
Dec
6
23% May 31
16% Apr 14
Apr
20
Jan
Dec
32% Jan
Acme
28% Jan
47
17
Dec
19
29% May 11
10
Oct
24
23% Jan
23% Jan
4
2
38% Dec
29
22 " Oct
31
17% Dec
40% Mar
1
3
22 Vb Nov
23
Sep 22
28% Dec 30
16% Nov 17
23 % Jan
2
T7Va Jun
12
9% Oct
91 % Mar 10
9
35
28
59 v2
Sep 29
3% Sep 28
27 Vb Jun
9
6% Mar 19
Jan
30
22% Apr
53% Dec
8
18
38% Feb
8
85
15
79
Feb
17
Sep
11% Oct
4
20% Feb
18
283% Oct
25
45
Jan
5
32 % Sep
28
56% Jan
4
333% Jan
27
42 3%
33
Jun
89
Dec
19
30
102
Apr
8
123% Feb
10
28 3% Aug 25
87
Dec
30
"9
17% Dec
4
90% Jan
46% Sep 21
36% Dec 22
8% Oct
27
12% Jan
75
5
153/a Oct
95%
94%
95 v*
10%
11%
10%
11
22%
23%
23
23%
10%
10%
11
77%
76%
77'A
Corp
l
Corp
Aeroquip
l
A
J
100
May 27
Products
Alabama
Gas
Inc
4%%
Alleghany
6%
2
64% Apr
43% Aug 16
58% Feb
Allied
32
39% Jan
Allied Mills
H 3% Jan
Allied
24
14% Feb
4
613% Jun
11
383% Sep
41 %
25
833% Mar 17
26
4
22
40
Jan
28
15
132
Jan
28
24
28
36'% Apr 13
35 % Jan
4
26
108
Jan
4
Feu
29
69
Dec
30
Dec
23
35% Jun
21
55
July 25
22% Dec
Industries
Kid
30
Allis-Chalmers
4.08%
Alpha
Mfg
Aluminum
Co
of
Amalgamated
11
Sep
1
47% Jan
2
14
613% Aug
7
44% Mar 17
553% Apr
28
Sep 29
46% Mar 22
20 % Dec
29
253% Sep
14
16
Oct
37% Dec
24
44
36 y4
Sep 26
84
Jan
19
46% Sep
17
40 V*
May 28
106
Sep
2
65% July 28
26
25 % Oct
30
1% Nov 27
31
Mar 13
122
Feb
9
34% Apr 15
18% Jan 22
17 Vb Dec
30
•% Jan
38% July 21
193
M
82% 0«P
19
142% Feb
July 27
IB
36% Mar
14% Jan
12
15% Dec
23
17% Dec
93
3
Dec
29
45 y8 Oct
9
763% Dec
41
30
Apr
1
25
May 27
18% July
16% Jun
9
13% Oct
2
203/a Jan
105
Feb
9
3
20
17% Feb 18
25
623/8 Nov
t
17
94
Jan
4
42
27
11
5
Mar 30
Jan
4
8
31% Mar 15
9% Jan
38% Jan
11
18
198'/a Jun 15
62 % Dec
24% Jan
American
Inc
7%
14
18
No
Can
Radio
Co
American
Chain
Amer
4%%
Cyanamid
American
American
Distilling
Enka
American
Export
American
6c
Lines
153%
37%
383%
38%
39
45%
20
34%
34%
347a
2,900
3,000
47,600
7,600
8%
34%
43
19%
19%
19%
19%
76%
193/a
1,300
2,300
20
19%
19%
8,800
3
_10
STOCK
100
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
10
*38%
39%
*39
39%
393/4
393/4
*39
*84%
85%
*84%
85%
39%
•84%
85%
43%
44%
43%
44%
*84%
85%.
44%
44%
46 Vb
y
;
44
29%
29%
29%
30%
30%
EXTRA
56%
30%
30
.57%
56%
57'/a
30%
56%
4,100
57%
19%
57%
19%
19%
: 19%
57%
19,700
20 y4
19%
19%
20%'
No par
*32%
40c
18 v\
18%
par
8%
8%
33
*32'A
18
8%
33
*32%
8%
.13%
prior preferred
13%
197 a
20y4
*100
3.50
com
preferred
100
26
58 V\ Jan
6
20% Jun
1
27% Jan
15
86% Jan
14
24 Vb Dec
30
92 y2 Aug
15
American
323% Jan
Metal
Climax
22
Oct
31
28% Jan
26
American
Metal
Products
*84 %
8%
American
Natural
American
News
*
com—1
2
86%
23%
23%
23%
233/i
181%
3,100
182%
180%
182%
60'/2
60%
4,200
10,500
1,600
85
19%
60
19%
60%
203%
193/a
13%
13%
13%
14
20%
20
20
20 %
*100
104
104
88%
88%
14.
20%
*100
89
2,900
2,000
104
87 Vb
89%
45,500
86%
*84%
86%
*84 y2
351/a
35%
86%
35%
35%
343%
24%
25
35%
24%
3,200
25
24%
24%
17,800
90 v&
*90i/2
86%
*84%
91%
13%
13%
*14%
15%
18%
17%
17%
80
*90%
13%
15%
*15
25
79 y2
81%
par
37%
37%
No
200
18,400
251/a,
91%
177a
Co
Gas
8%
23%
*100
1.66%
Co
8%
357/u
13%
1
Co
Corp
8%
6,400
7,900
24%
100
Inc
18
35
Machine 6c Metals.No par
preferred
32 >/4
17 Vb
183%
20
104
84%
32%
18
23%
13%
.100
Fdry
_
33
17%
18%
181%
1
111
of
*20
'
1
Corp
200
40,900
HOLIDAY
20
1
36%
42%
76
20
30
363/s
43
20%
Molasses
363/«
100
97,000
1,500
76%
No par
Motors
35%
43
Co
American
35
36
62
American
35
13,200
10,700
76%
60
&
20%
9%
36 Vb
62
Mach
453/4
8%
77
24
Ice
45%
*193/4
9%
43
184
16
Sep
15%
45%
61%
4%%
42
61
15%
20
23%
American
36%
403%
*60
15%
8%
181 y2
31% Sep
105
355%
40
46%
1
American
36%
61
20
8%
2
22
44
383%
*100
20,400
36%
Corp
Jan
827/a Dec
36
105
800
76%
Inc
98
Apr 18
J5*!u
*19%
12.50
3.90%
26
33%
45%
"
•
Products
23
5
9
46%
Hospital Supply Corp
86 y2 Dec
18
20
8%
Home
14
Aug
8,500
42%
Foreign Power_.No
Hardware
American
18
45%
American
19
29% Apr
21,000
*60
38
American
91% Dec
22
65,600
703%
35%
Secur
Investment Co
21
32 %
68 %
43%
Co
International
13% Oct
31%
71
*100
15%
37%
5
5%%
17% Dec
14%
10
American
55% Mar 23
32%
77
Co
Power
American
18
60,600
283%
43
Corp
European
American
15%
37%
10
6
14
%
273%
75
Co
9
Dec
25
102
par
Barge Line Co
Crystal Sugar com
prior preferred
34% Jan
16
823%
245%
*100
par
Commer
9
73 % Apr
*81%
25
No
14
8
823%
102
No
American
American
14%
25
Cable
6c
21
Sep 21
8,300
70 Vb
61
37%
12.50
Chicle Co
89% Dec
133/4 Jun
4,100
31%
39
*60
par
*19%
,
21 y8 Sep
56
8%
43%
28%
*62
36%
38%
61
1
Corp
common
American
4
13
7%
43%
27%
105
36'%
38'%
1
common
6c
preferred
76% Jan
May 19
693/4 Apr 30
38
*60
20
Cable
American
49% Jan
84
*100
36%
2
preferred
16% Jan
Sep
61%
105
35 %
50
Corp
20% Sep
103 *
72%
60
*100
700
8%
43%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
5%
American
Oct
32%
70-%
24%
27
31'%
61
*98
par
10
common
1
American Electric
28
25%
73
71%
*58
*81%
102
32
8
423%
24'%
*99%
25'%
31%
100
No
Arma
59% July 18
17% Sep 27
4
preferred
Co
Note
33 % Jan
July 27
Feb
24
102
25%
par
1
preferred
30
May" 18
82%
15,600
30% Dec
45
24 y4
43%
50,100
14
46=
8%
42%
*81%
82%
703/8
89
0
44
21%
59% Jun
2
55%
443% July
43
*81%
2 73/a
21
Jan
20
24% Jan
5,100
36
'
693%
39% Oct
16% Nov
25
Dec
49%
353%
36%
8
21%
81% Jun 28
23% Oct 25
46% Jan 21
453% Oct
4
38% Aug 23
513%jan 13
77
48%
36
36'%
8%
26 Vb
6%
23
Nov
353% Dec
3,100
50%
36
49%
36%
26%
American
46% Dec
20
2
49
49%
35%
71
No
Brake Shoe Co
6
40% Mar
12%
213%
American
4
17
125/8
20%
7
43% Jan
12,600
12%
25 Vb
51% Jan
19
1
12%
49
"
253/4 Mar
30% Dec
55%
69%
Bosch
20% Feb 11
14% Mar 18
153% Sep
2,900
12%
21 vB
American
33% Nov 20
2
16%
12%
23%
common
4
7
60"% Jan
16%
54
12%
54%
25%
Airlines
convertible
July 12
2
13
16%
53%
24%
3%%
Jan
19
40% Nov
16%
54%
20%
American
63
20% Jan
92%
16%
53%.
21
Bank
Amer
Corp
30
13 3%
*90
16%
24%
American
July 28
92%
16%
54%
20%
4
6
♦90
*90
3,800
24 y2
443% Jan
13-
92%
92%
4,100
16,900
40%
Agricultural Chemical__No par
Bakeries
73% Feb
r403%
1,700
American
Jan
41%
1,000
18
Jan
41
47i%
44"% Jan
|
35
10%
22%
13
35% Oct
34%
,
69
34% Dec
3
41%
47
2
Aug
32%
40%
65
2
68
32
41 %
35%
213%
42% Jan
2
33
343%
47%
4
Jan
103%
32%
65
27
45%
40,300
10%
33%
21%
25% Jan
4
10 3/8
10%
10%
47%
106 % Jan
24
20
17,000
21
28
Oct -18
5,200
82%
71
26
36% Oct
13
483/4
*82
47%
28
13% Oct
12%
48
82
21
Nov
57
13
49
82
70%
23% Oct
6
12%
48%
47 vB
91
18
13
50
83%
*20'%
17% Apr
64% May 29
2.100
313/4
19%
9
39% May
11,200
32
4
47%
71%
9
46% Dec
4,900
4%
32%
32
31%
4
19%
30
2
4,500
'4
70%
33% Apr
7
4,900
10%
773/8
47 vu
160% Apr
SOVe Sep
22
24%
10-%76%
Par
18
Jan
23 Vb
10%
77%
12.50
Petroleum
10
v
24%
10%
34%
x8
1
Corp
23'/a Nov
233A Sep
7,100
26,600
77%
4 Vb >
48%
1
issued
Amerada
1173/4 Nov
68
10%
4,000
_No par
When
Amerace
21
10%
33
*99 vB
Co
943/4
34%
10
America
Sugar
92%
11
10%
100
___No
7,600
95%
35'%
10
Aluminium Limited
361/4.
12%
No par
preferred
353/4
23%
..
23,100
36%
10%
f
23,300
17
243/s
95
•
16%
16%
35%
•
24
16 y4
5
Cement
16%
17%
24%
53%
par
common
convertible
16%
16%
33
*90
par
No
8,300
41%
100
Portland
503% Mar 15
31% Jan
No
common
*82
"
Corp
Corp
49%
83%
38%
10%
1
preferred
12%
51
.
38
34 vb
9
;J,
Products
31%
4,500
38%
82 %
____5
Laboratories Inc
78% Jan
6
Inc
Co
13
49'%
1
4
32
*82
10
Chemical Corp
4%
61% Oct
5
Allen
Allied Stores
Sep
26
47
563% July 17
353% Apr
8 4 3%
28% Sep
10
106'% Feb
Oct
58% Jan
Nov
95
39% July 15
Dec
Sep
Jan
223% 0ct
1
1153% July 24
51
24
75
1
127% Sep
39 Vb Feb
May 31
6% Oct
HOLIDAY
_100
common
4%
300
34
24
„
'
12%
EXTRA
5
common
Corp
Allied
44% Feb
4
31%
1
convertible preferred
Allied
21
CLOSED
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny Power System
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd___100
Jan
8
STOCK
EXCHANGE
2
Inc
preferred
173% Jan
46
19
*
No par
Corp
Products
59
8
32% Oct
50c
Inc
Industries.,
104
33%
16%
11
76
Admiral
223/b Jan
29
44% Sep 22
69% Nov 25
273/4 Dec 22
54%
10,800
*102%
33%
38%
'
35%
25
Jan
12
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
35 %
27
323/b Sep
Feb
357%
20
11
39
33%
No
104
33%
■
16%
par
Sep
22
17
May 1
77% May 11
Aug 19
54%
16%
12% Dec
Dec
Dec
37
5
15%
45%
53%
24
21% Mar 20
16% Feb
104
12
13% Jan
16
*44%
54%
*102%
38%
16%
Aldens
18
15%
Shares
45%
53%
•
' 33 %
23%
53% Jun
603% Aug 31
383% Apr 24
33
38
_
16%
Alco
15% Nov
33%
38
the Week
Dec. so
*44%
55%
24
32% Aug 26
19% May 12
54% Nov
33
Friday
Dec. 29
102
16%
Control
7
54%
101
37%
1
Co
Reduction
28
55%
101
23 %
Air
32 % Jan
55
*99
Sales for
Thursday
45%
l
Air
44% Jan
*44 %
45%
io
4
28
Inc
Corp
14
3
*44 %
i
Co__
24
Aug 26
Dec. 28
125
_
PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 27
5
1
Inc
Express
Adams-Mills
Jan
84
common
Stores
7 % Jan
85
0% Jan
8% May 11
Steel
Adams
Jun
98
Industries
HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Dec. 26
i
preferred_____100
Vending Corp
ACF-Wrigley
21
3% Feb
convertible
ABC
25
23
Jun
Sep
71
4%
AND
Monday
Par
!
Abbott Laboratories
35 Vb Oct
2
LOW
STOCK
Abacus Fund
12
Aug 17
YORK
EXCHANGE
8
63
17
"
Mar
50
Apr 24
27% Dec
26
40
47'% May
8
84% Apr 28
18% Mar 26
FOR EVERY LISTED
STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
„
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF
TRADING
13%
91%
;*90y2
13%
M3'/2
13%
15%
*15
*15y8
15%
~Ll
17%
17%
81%
82%
226,200
13,500
2,000
17%
18
82
81%
81
371/4
92
27,900
"fl
88% Nov
4
13
22
Sep
137
Deo
22
31
Dec
18
41 ya
Sep
9
133
Dec
30
64
Dec
29
53 %
July
3
May
37%
38
Jun
20
American
37%
38
59
59%
59%
59%
59%
85 3/4 Dec
14
60%
Amer
593/4
60
81%
84
82%,
84%
24
82%
48 y4
83%
80 Vb
42%
43%
42%
43%
82%
par
41%
42%
42
com__5
100
12 vo
12%
12i/4
42%
12%
6,§00
12%
12%
12%
12%
52,300
43% Apr
18 3% Apr 21
152
Mar 17
41
37%
67
11
33 Vb Oct
1
54% Mar
14
43% Apr
38% Jan
11% Nov
138% Jan
1
7
1
17
27
3
1
56% Feb
148% Mar 20
Aug 12
16% Feb
3
145 7/a Aug 24
35% Aug 16
213% Oct
59
Dec
5
25 y4 Mar 28
Jun
34% Dec
72'% Dec
22
26 % Dec
28
21
35»/2 Feb
T5 ya Sep
22
105
89
Jan
Sep~22
17%
18%
17%
55%
55
55%
136
136%
Jan
4
38 Vn Jan
20
61% Oct 26
82% Feb
3
25
3iya Feb
23
17
79% Jan
37
117
Jan
4
4
303/4 Aug 26
108% Dec 30
65% Dec
20
130% Aug 31
7%
61%
125%
*122%
125%
*122%
23%
23%
23%
23%
27%
.271%
American
American
American
7%
Steel
Foundries
Stores
Co
Tel & Tel Co
Tobacco common
6%
16
American
Viscose
20
American
Water
1
25
Feb
21
14
Mar
30 Vb Sep
~23
88% Sep 22
10% Dec
1
33
63
46%
Dec
2
45
Jan
7
29% Sep
273/4 Sep
18 3/8
27
28
May 11
73% Jun
17
6%
Preferred
5y2%
60 3/4 Mar 18
Feb
3
86
Dec
17
Mar
4
28% Oct
For
20
47
July 28
3iy4 Oct
5
Jan
12
44% July 5
933/4 Oct 28
Feb
17
44
36% Jan
14
footnotes,
see
;
page
30% Mar
24.
3
% Aug 12
46 3/4 Dec 13
773/4
28%
*30 v*
30%
30%
30%
28%
2,200
2,600
30%
3oy4
30 vb
101%
1031/4
103
26%
104%
65%
65%
30%
1,900
108%
138,543
65%
65%
653%
17,600
122 y4
105%
121%
122%
1,150
423%
23,700
193%
2,600
29%
29%
100
*26 y4
263%
50
14%
3,800
67
4,100
107
107
42%
42%
42%
42%
42'/a'
19
19%
19%
20
19%
_25
series
&
*28%
29%
*28%
29%
*28%
29%
25
25%
25%
267/4
26%
*26%
26%'
14
14'/a
14%
14%
14%
14%
14
1
63%
641/a
63%
64%
64%
66%
66%
1
24 vb
.__
-
122
122
,
Smelting—l
Anaconda Wire 6c Cable
36
8,500
77%
28%
19 vB
11
85
27%
77%
28
42%
54% Jan
6
27%
77%
19 vb
Anaconda
9
27%
77%
28%
42%
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp
95% Apr
41 % Aug
27%
77%
28%
5
com
17
6
251/4
24
24%
24%
24%
23%
1
42 V2
42%
42
42%
41%
42%
41 y2
50
43%
44%
43%
43 %
42%
8,200
43%
43%
43%
No par
34%
34%.
34
43%
34%
32%
34
33%
33%
49,800
1,510
34%
36
34%
36
36
36%
92
•90
Corp
Co
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
$4 preferred
Anderson
600
8,166
77%
64%
15
30% Dec
24
28%
25
Co
AMP Inc endorsed shares
Ampex
250
77%
121%
66% Jan
1
23%
65 vb
553/a Jun
31
60%
125%
120%
series
Lead
137
60 y2
64%
42% Oct
Mar" 13
74% Mar 17
42% Mar
136%
*122 vb
120%
19% Oct 24
33% Feb 17
Anchor
34
Zinc
8,400
61%
12.50
Corp
Works
Preferred
American
5,300
55%
125 y2
100
233% Jun
3,300
18
•
*28 vb
33 Vi
:
preferred
44 Vb Dec
8
61
,
American
7
26
27
1
61
34%
17%
1
American
4
19y8 Oct
23
61
9,600
25
25
,
preferred
25% Mar
27% May
common
Sugar Refining com
15% Jan
4
34%
55%
3,000
141
v
24
32% May 11
2
136%
*60%
7
26
136
34%
*122 vB
29 3% Aug
14% Jan
136%
34%
25
Co
553% July 29
17% Dec 17
II Vb Nov
136
..100
Snuff
34%
non-cumulatlVe preferred.100
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
6%
Jan 16
13 % Mar 12
24 Vb Nov
Ref'g com_No par
preferred
American
25 y4 Nov
23
*140
18
54%
34
20
141%
34%
21
Apr
*140
17 vB
4
129% Jan
1411/4
34%
Aug
51 Vb May 19
117
*140
54%
126
273/4 Mar 15
141 %
17%
144% Aug 25
62 y2 Aug 24
10
-
34 'A
8
Jun
American
*140
54 '/8
9
18
preferred
10
Ship Building Co__No par
2
43 % Mar
27 Vb Dec
Sany
Smelt &
*eb
Jun
7%
Std
6s
No
Seating Co
Mar
30
Rad
Chem
American
6
9
American
&
American
Yec
12
Potash
14
4
63 V2 Mar
125
American
■-
12
Sep 28
117% Oct
Optical Co
1
Photocopy Equlpm't Co_No par
!
Clayton 6c Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
6.25
No par
.
*90,
'
:
92
*90
21.80
37%
37%
37%
37%
10
4 6 'A
46%
46%
46%
46
35%
92
38
38%
y4
46%
24%
*90
'
132,700
3,700
92
38%
1,500
46%
,6,200
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*
\
14
(14)
.
:
.
Monday, January 2, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
M% Nov
18
49 ya Feb
27
40% Jan
26
•4% May
7
7
37% Nov
57
80% July 29
S3
23%
Sep
13
83 ¥2 Aug
17% Nov
44 ¥a Jun
7
23 V* July 16
20-
10
20 ¥4 Jan
11
26
25% Aug 22
28% Apr
15
Jan
3
25% May 15
31% Feb
11
40% May 19
44
Feb
13
60% Dec 30
89
Sep 25
•8
Not
107% Mar 31
88% Jan
3
19
&
$3.75
Industries
5
Arvin
4
Ashland Oil
37% Jan
2nd
5
10
100
27
Feb
75
9
106
10
49% Oct
21
Dec
63
5.25%
32% July
8
ty4 Dec
29
10 ¥2 Mar
4
20% Sep
9 ¥» Jan
88% Dec
18
33 y4 Sep
11
Not
10
92
Jan
6
47% Feb
17
62 ya May 25
89 ¥1 Sep
16
T4% Dec
31
80
/ 53 Va Apr
86% Mar
88% Jan
Aug 29
88 ¥a May 11
40% Mar
58% Feb
24
31 ¥4 Jun
43% Dec
29
74 Va Jan
80 ¥4 Aug
3
11
July 29
24% Feb 18
4
Atlas
15
5%.
96 ¥2 Jan
26
26
24
9
27 ¥4 Jan
83% Not
20
28 ¥4 Dee
Atlas
7
20% Jan
4
24 ¥4 Jan
11
52 ¥a July 11
Automatic
11% May 11
17% May 28
17 ¥»
Avco
19% Dec
30
67
67
67 ¥2
3,700
66%
67%
67
¥4
68 ¥4
16,100
39%
40%
3 9 ¥4
39%
39 ¥4
39%
38 ¥2
39%
16,600
52
10,900
Conv
Aug 18
¥4
52%
51%
52 ¥2
50 ¥4
51 ¥2
50
¥2
50%
78 ¥2
78 ¥2
♦78 ¥2
79 ¥2
*78 ¥2
79 ¥2
78%
78%
70
29%
29%
29 ¥4
29%
29%
30 ¥a
29%
30 ¥4
6,500
13 ¥2
14 ¥4
14 ¥2
14 ¥2
14%
490
20%'
*13 ¥2
14 ¥4
13 ¥2
x21
21 ¥4
♦20 ¥2
,
'/
.
21
21
22%
23%
21%
22%
20%
20%
21 ¥2
21%: 21%
33 ¥2
34
34
73
.
23
3,3%
4
.
21
22%
20%
2.50
1
i
100
*
STOCK
EXCHANGE
10
73
72
72 ¥2
103%
103%
52 ¥2
5 3 ¥4
CLOSED
EXTRA
20%
700
'22%
6,300
217/s
22%
20,800
36
36
36
71
71
71
104%
*104
105
53%
*35
103%
"*
70 ¥2
104%
52%
53%
'*4
21%- 22 ¥4
HOLIDAY
x9%
36
-100
—
No
par
—1-
21%
9%
104%
53
53
22 ¥4
22
37
-
85 ¥2
85 ¥2
400
' 2,400
;
120
54'A
44%
45%
44%
45'
43 ¥4
43
43%
85 ¥2
*84
44
41
41 ¥2
41
77 ¥4
77 ¥4 V 78 ¥2
3
3 ¥a
77
¥a
¥4
'
3;
3¥a
¥2
13%
13%
9%
4,900
,
¥4
78
:
42 %
x77
121,900
1,800
75
75
75
75
'500
14
900
13%
13%
13 ¥2
13%
21 ¥4
21 ¥4
*20%
21 ¥2
Amer_2.50
38%
39 ¥a
38%
39
—-1
13%
13%
13 ¥2
L~
Electronics
75
•'
13%
*21
21 ¥2
10O
37
38%
37%
37%
25,700
13%
14 ¥a
13 ¥2
13%
53.200
18¥a
ip
—5c
Corp
'600
3%
13%
14
of
78
3¥.i
21¥a
Co
58,500
13%
74%
Canteen
43%
3 ¥4
*20%
*74
40
3,800
13%
3
*13%
74 ¥2
2,100
44
13%
14
par
No
common-
9,200
86
43 ¥4
($1.20)—No par
:
32,400
9%
37%
x86
78 ¥a
m.
22
9 ¥u'
36 ?a
'
20
Co
Corp
21.%'
85 ¥2
,
-v
36
,13%
22%
9 ¥a
3(r%
36%
44 ¥4
20
22
9%
36%
9%
i
r
♦84
common--———t.1
prior pref
Avnet
30
3,900
par
a__——10
Nichols
Austin
I
Mar 11
66 %
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Powder
21
7
M% Jan
12% Aug
39%
Co
preferred
20% Oct 31
13
34 ¥4
38%
Corp—
Investment
Corp
18% Dec
18 ¥» Not
81% Jun
33%
39 ¥4
Refining common.——10
series B preferred—100
$3.75
18
6 ¥2 Jan
15% Feb
Oct
33%
3 8 ¥2
Inc„—
Atlantic Coast Line RR__.
Dec
66
33 ¥2
Refining Common__l
preferred
Atlantic
Shares
34
39%
preferred__10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—4 ¥2
4%
the Week*
38%
non-cumulative
-5%
13% Dec
26
96
27
38 ¥2
79 ¥2 Jan
3
8% Jan
Aug 29
7
Dec. 30
33 ¥2
2.50
Common
5
10 ¥4
28% Feb
17
16 V. Feb
8% Oct 28
18% Jun 16
27% Jan
27
Friday
Dee. 29
1
5
preferred—:
1st
Sales for
Tnursday
38%
_1
——
Atchinson
84% Not 17
&
Dry Goods
Associates
PRICES
34%
—No
Common
July 18
Jan
4
SALE
38%
preferred $1.50 series__No par
Associated
56% Jan
HIGH
Dec. 28
33%
Equipment Corp—
23% Jan
AND
Wednesday
—10
___5
Corp
Co
(.Del)
preferred
Rubber Co
Constable Corp
Arnold
Dec. 27
par
Armstrong
Aro
Tuesday
Dec. 2<»
—5
Armstrong Cork Co common
27% Jan
,16% Oct 24
18
July 25
39 % Jun
1
2
33% Oct
No
Corp.
Steel
Armour
9
12% Oct
25
86% Apr
,
Oil
Argo
26
24
Jan
49Nov
20
Monday
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Armco
19
75
9
4
21
Sep 28
Jan
23
28
77 ¥2 Jan
53 ¥2 Dec
29
39
19V2 Oct
78
39% Dec
.
42% Feb
24
28 ¥a Oct
35% Feb
40 ¥4 Jan
20
July 28
Sep 19
5
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
30% Sep
11
M% Nor
May
NEW
Range for Year 1960
Year 1951)
lowest
"X.
STOCKS
Range for Previous
19%
6,100
"
4% Aug 18
r* Deo
I
12% Jun
7% Jan
5
90% Feb
0
42% July 24
27% Oct
5
37 ¥4 Jan
v 4
8
18%
17
11% Oct
31
17 ¥0 Jan
4
13% Jan
-
Dec
0
94% NOT 23
27 ¥1 Dec
7
24 y« Jan
26
30 ¥2
8
90y4 Jan
18
Babbitt
§9
Dec
23
79
Dec
11
86 Mi Jun
8
80
Jan
8
16
50% July
8
24% Oct
31
Not
99
88
Sep
22 y» Sep
28
34
it* r£c"5i
20
45 Va Oct
26
62% Feb
43 Mi Oct
26
59
ii
Dec" 28
40
Jan
8
24 Va Nov
2
30
44
Oct
64
Jan" 27
U
NoV 2~3
66 ya Feb
43% Dec
24
99% Jan
51% Oct
21
1
1T«
Dec'll
Jan~23
204
100% Mar 26
16
22
9OV4 Jan
98
Dec
18
ii%
30
Aug 15
83 ¥2
30
28%
29%
28%
29 ¥4
28
28 ¥2
28'%
28%
100
17,500
28%
29%
28
29
28
28
28
28¥a
preferred—100
100
11,300
54
*53
54
54
54
800
1-52%
52%
53
53%
53
53%
53%
54
1,500
*26%
27%
27
27 %
2 7 ¥2
27 ¥2
29
40O
74% May
4%
Preferred
Aug J 9*
Apr'27
Bangor
Basic
42
Apr
9
58% Jun
14
Bausch
92% Deo
22
43% Jan
2
13% Jan
I
18% Dec
11
91
Dec
14
19
Not
2
Dec
1
13
103% Sep
Apr
21
83
Aug 10
Beck
7
25
Oct
42 ¥2
Apr
50% Dec
20% Mar 29
Creek
19
57 ¥2 Jun
13
25
92% Jun
28
11 ¥e July 27
17Ya Aug 30
Bell
22
89
56 ¥4 Oct
24
74 ¥2 Jan
4
Bendix
1
92% Sep 10
40% Dec 10
28 ¥e Mar
3
22% Feb
3
34% Dec
22
62
1
45
7
50 ¥2 Nov
28
Sep
1% Dec
96% Jan
21
92% Sep
22
Sep 23
12% Jan
Jan
69 ¥e
12
6
July
Feb
155
10
96 ¥4 Jan
Mar 23
2
5
90% Sep
TO
Apr
1
19% Oec
Jan
5%
10
1% Oct
20
Benguet
1
38% Jan
13
Best
33% Feb
8
6
37 ¥* Dec
6
11% Dec
50
5
138 ¥4 Jan
19
31
83
July 2
42% Dec 11
Jun
70
7%
Co
8
4 ¥2%
27% Oct
24
53
4
Blaw-Knox
23
29% Jan
0
Bliss &
11
207/a Jan
4
Bliss
20
■0% Sep 22
10
Jan
8
46 ¥2 Jan
35
5
May 14
24% Apr
24% Sep
1
25
23
Mar 28
39 ¥4 Dec
21
Oct
24
28% Jan
e
18% Oct
26
22 ¥s Feb
11
17% May 11
.
24% Feb
10
40 ¥» Feb
9
48% Dec
7
Sep 24
81 ¥2 Apr
24
97% Feb
Tf
31% Nov
76 ¥2 Dec
18 ¥4 Aug
1% Sep 30
66 V« Mar 17
89% Feb
I
*94
95
*94
•95
90%
*81 ¥4
Co
Stores
50 ¥s
10,700
*14%
15
*14%
15 ¥4
14%
14 ¥4
*14 ¥2
143/4
200
52 ¥2
53
52%
53%
-
STOCK
EXCHANGE
*91'
CLOSED
EXTRA
66%
34%
48 ¥2
48
Inc
12
44 %
22¥4
2,300
167/s
13,400
36%
37 ¥2
36%.
37%
36%
37 ¥a
363/4
37 ¥4
5
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11
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12
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12
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43% Oct
31
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4
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&
48
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29
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17
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30
85
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21
76 ¥2 Jan
4
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48% Jan
2
2
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94% May 27
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6
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18
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4
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86
78% May
6
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5
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Campbell Soup Co
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28
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93/8 May 13
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4
67
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72
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9
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8
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10
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67 ¥2 Sep 15
82 ¥2 Sep 12
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10
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50
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24
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8
66% July 20
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19
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29
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22
91% Jan
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33%
54 ¥2
40 ¥2
50
preferred
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41%
33 ¥4
54%
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16% Nov 25
99 ¥• Oct
2,100
1
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49 ¥2 Mar 25
Jan
3,400
48
1
Consolidated
S:
14 ¥4 Mar 31
9
Co
Finance
56% July 16
30% Jan 18
July
193/4
47%
1
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Feb
19%
47%
54 ¥2
Bestwall Gypsum Co
3
82
Sep 30
25% Sep 20
19%
47%
33 '/4
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8
Aug 26
21% Feb
19%
47 ¥2
'
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.
57 ¥4 Jan
151
20
41%
preferred
Jun
11
18%
47 ¥a
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4%%
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1,100
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133/4
71 ¥2
15
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47
41
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30% Nov
41% Apr
1
43% Mar 28
6
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137
May 14
Bell
*13%
*71
15
18
Belding-Heminway
37% Jan
13 ¥2
72 ¥2
15
2.50
Beech-Nut Life Savers
89 ¥4 Feb
13 ¥t
71 ¥4
.
53%
preferred
Instruments
Aircraft
Beech
18
29
15%
33 ¥4
Inc
(A
71%
15 ¥8
47
10
preferred
Shoe
13%
71 ¥2
12.50
common
prior
Mills
Beckman
2
12
12% Mar 11
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.
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71 %
15
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Foods Co
conv
Beech
4
Aug 29
May 5
14% May 11
«
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13%
15
*27
120
1
Bayuk Cigars Inc
5
14% Jun
96
Lomb
&
7
3% %
13
54
¥2
5,800
10
Corp
Jan
25% Jun
8
Corp
Works
'
54
¥2
71%
1
56 ¥2 Dec
S
14
1
10
Products
¥2
54
1
Aroostook Corp
&
Iron
20
31% Dec
RR
Oil Corp
Bath
82% Jan
10
Jan
stamped
Aroostook
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Inc
78
9
Feb
common
noncumulative
15% Sep
6
84
7
Ohio
Stamped
11
9
29 ¥4
94 ¥1
8
97
29
*81 ¥2
•0% Feb
July 29
29
*93 ¥8
19 ¥4 Nov
Dec
19% Sep
90
28 ¥2
82 ¥2
57% Aug 23
249
28%
93 Va
25% Jan
3
28
82 ¥2
27
45
28%
93 ¥4
Bangor
Mar
coin_—No
82 ¥2
Basic
183
Elec
11,900
9 4 ¥2
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>
27,200
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12
8
13
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16
I
12%
81
29
Mar 21
15,200
13 ¥a
94
16 % Oct
14% Mar
37 ¥4
12%
4%
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13 ¥2 Dec
37
36%
12%
93
72 ¥2 Dec
30% Oct
43/4
37%
12%
100
1
3
4%
37%
12%
100
21
Dec
4%
37
12%
100
17
19 ¥a May
27
4 ¥2
36 ¥4
13
Corp
preferred series C
Baltimore &
18
30% May 11
49% Sep 23
91
Feb
9
4 ¥2
"36 Va
28
Jun
49
4%
35%
par
14%, Nov
12
4%
9
4c/o
8
Jan
1
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4¥2% -preferred series B
14
66
12 ¥2 Dec
Baltimore Gas &
Aug 12
43 % Jan
Inc
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Wilcox
&
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
98% Aug 30
101% Feb
(B
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*
,
^^
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Volume
Number 6017
193
.
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The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(15)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
&
Year 1959
Lowest
Range for Year I960
Lowest
Highest
12% Not 20
23% Apr
5% Sep
10
17% Feb
10
56% July 15
33% Dec
31
52 % Feb
39% Oct
21
13% Jan
4
Capital
Carborundum
Dec
83 y4
Sep 23
46% Not
8
102%
9
25% Jun
2
88% Jan
12
5
19
35
Feb
1
Oct
16
38 % Sep
28
98
Airlines Inc
5%
10
45 %
46
25%
25%
25%;
26
263/a
27
26%
11%
11%
27%
11%
11%
11%
12%
11%
93
12 %
93
93
Carolina
19
4
41% Jan
43% July 15
10
29% Feb
89% Dec
7
78% Jan
Carter
18
Sep
22
26% Feb
2
40% Sep 2g
7% Dec/ 5
Case
108
Dec
29
119% Mar 16
6
Jan
12
7% Apr 22
36% Aug 12
24
12
22
91% July
22% Jan
5
114% Jan
19
7%
7% Feb
26
6% %
Sep
19
34 % Jan
6
Feb
8
94 % Sep
9
25
31% Jan
121 % Sep
71 % Dec
30
83% Jan
10
common-
(J I)
Co
"
50
1
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Inc
13
/_
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44%
44%
441/4
40
40%
393/4
40%
39%
33 %
33 s/8
40 %
33%
39%
♦88 %
EXTRA
i-
72
89 %
71%
>
v
,
Nov
23
44% Mar 20
Celotex
35 % Jan
15
30
20
Apr
3
17
Jun
29
19
Jan
11
21 y8 Apr 18
13
Jan
5
27
NOV
23
21
Oct
12
25% Jan
15
Mar 23
17
Jan
22
24% Jun
8
Central
Foundry Co
41
Aug 17
80% Aug 17
Central
of
28
Central Hudson Gas
17% Dec
22
20% July 22
Jan
30
55
Aug 20
71% Feb
17
80
Aug
14
75
18 %
21
22
Apr
20
19% Mar
Sep
30% Jun
24
f:
46 % Dec
30
Sep 20
8
38% Mar 23
32% Jan
20
887/a Dec
28
99% Feb
27
88% Jan
27'
37% Sep
10
46% May 11
42% Jan
4
20
11
31
19% Oct
28
Dec
32% Dec
31
July 27
32% Dec
31
5%
59
Dec
5%
23
95% Sep
Dec
15% Mar 11
34*% Sep 21
50% Mar
11% Sep
16% Apr
71%
*116
72
RR
of
26
42% Jun
15
Central
&
28% Feb
15
Central
Soya
9
July 18
13% Sep
14
South
N
375/8
4 %
62
6% Jan
May 2#
Apr
79
1
Co
18
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
11
Chain
3% May 11
40
Oct
21
24;. Dec
5
Belt
9
503/4 Feb
24
42% Jan
13% Apr
63
Jan
18 3/4 Nov
283/4 Nov
v
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
26
693/4 Jan
6
5
99 % Apr
13
6% Dec
Jan
34 % Jan
21
19
433/4 Jan
6
35% July 22
40 % Apr
7
13% Oct
3%%
18
14
33% July
23
■*
r
32% Jan
8
22
V-
.
45 % May 25
24
26%° Jan
2
69 % Feb
6 '
23% Jan
36% Jan
Milw
5%
Chic
4
A
North
7,700
300
Pac
Western
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No
8
Chicago
13
22
18% Jun
24
Chickasha
Yellow
Cotton
Full
Corp.;
Cincinnati
"37
11
21
30% Feb
91% Feb
16
78% Jan
4
102% Jan
12
94% Feb
2
35% Oct 23
47% Jun
30
26% July 25
39% Dec
21
46% Jan
14
49% Mar
68% Dec
29
46% Nov
19
64% July 10
64% Jan 26
39% Jun
Dec 23
Dec
17
Jan
8
9
1
53 % Dec
3
24% Jan
24
51% Jan
4
18% Jan
2
14% July 14
27% Mar 20
9
57
15% Dec
16
27% Oct 28
14% jJan
7
26% Nov
25
36% Dec
1
44% Jun
22
55% Jan
2
47% Jan
18
89
Dec
23
Mar 20
90% Jan
11
57
Dec
28
5
33
Dec
24% Jan
101
14% May
5
65% Feb
20
56% Dec
9
39
Jun
12
32
Sep 30
2
59% Dec
14
42
Feb
65
Dec
15
136% Jan
16
Jan
28
Dec
29
48% Mar
17
9
18
Cletrac
5
21
64% Dec
71
23
80% Dec
26% Aug 24
82
71% Jan
1
Dec
23
21% Jan
7
29% Dec
18
21% Oct
47% Dec
9
72% Dec
16
41% Oct
23% Jan
8
34% Dec
10
13% Dec
5
45% Nov
13
50% Mar 11
42% Dec
30
27
5
5
24
78
July
30% Jan
Oct
14
63% Feb
35
Jan
14
48% May
19% Nov
18
24% Mar 13
15% Nov
23
20
50
Jan
7
34
18
When
6
7
7%
RR
guaranteed
35% Jan
4
Colorado
50% Aug 16
Fuel
5%%
24
&
4%
Columbia
Gas
17
26"% Nov 28
Columbia
Pictures
System
43
5
39% Feb
53% Oct
24
25y4 NOV
17
31
28% Jan
4
Combustion
55% Jan
27
72% Dec
27
Commercial
Credit
9
13% Mar
4
25% Jun
20
Commercial
2
64
56% Mar
8
69 % Dec
15
Commonwealth Edison
8% Feb
13
Jun
28
$4.25
Columbus
4.64%
110% Aug 30
2
Carbon
&
5.25%
preferred
Comptometer Corp
3
1
17% Jan
18
0
12 % Jan
12
14
30% Nov 24
23
May 26
40% Dec
2
58% Dec
24
68V4 Jan
21
59
Jan
4
68% Dec
30
95% Dec
17
106% Feb
25
96% Jan
13
103 % Dec
30
37% Oct
19
58% Dec
1
42% Feb 17
60% Jun
27
22% Sep 23
21% Dec
2
29% Dec
31
20
May
2
42% Dec
2
Consolidated
27 % July 10
20
May 17
23 % Jan
6
Consolidated Laundries
52% May 22
87
Dec
61% Feb
51% Dec
Conde
25
53% Jan
7
63% Dec
88% Jan
4
Nast
25 va Jun
82
$5
12
101% Oct
23
$4.50
4
96% Aug 25
$4.52
88
$4.16
44
Nov
17
70
Dec
18
■92
Apr
Jan
5
19
29% Jan
94
Oct
7
49
Dec
30
100% Jun
16
107
27
6
31% Dec
2
47% Jan
18
75% Jan
4
2
18
4%.
83% May 23
46
23
Oct
16% Mar 12
23% Apr
66
9% Sep
Mar
20
5
13% Apr
20
69% Jan
22
45% Oct 23
26
8
19
14% Jan
20
22% Jan
27
6
44% May 11
7% Dec
$3.75
footnotes,
see
page 24.
•'
s~
Can
18,600
40 %
3,100
56
56
94
95
94
94
94
95
56V2
56%
56%
56%
56%
56%
57
*33 %
33%
*33 %
55%
56%
55%
*331/8
56
2,600
320
220
..
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34
55%
135
56%
61%
613/4
61 %
61%
61%
56
553/a
135
61%
611/8
61%
*135
9,200
1,000
135
135
/
136'/2
1361%
10
78
79
79
80%
80%
80%
79%
80%
30,000
78
73%
78%
80%
7S3A
80
80%
80%
2,100
211/4
221/4
*1331/2
32%
33%
323/a
333/a
33
22%
*1150
*1150
*1150
21 3/a
22%
22
22 %
22%
1
1
,
.
•
5,000
*11501%
„.
33%
323/8
33
18,500
72%
72%
721/B
72%
73
73
723/4
73%
233/a
23%
23%
231/2
23%
23%
223/a
231/4
1,600
48
48%.
47
47%
46%
473/8
46%
46%
24,400
80,600
90
r
■
14%
14%
*43
%
14%
14s/B
141/4
141%
44
141/4
14%
44
*423/4
43
43
423/s
43
600
52
51%
36%
36%
3 61/2
37%
37
373/8
36%
37%
39,700
23
231A
23%
233/a
23%
23%
231%
235/8"
37,900
22 3/4.
23
*5 J. 1/4
52
52
Continental
Oil
Steel
40
53
22%
22%
223/a
22%
68%
*67%
691/2
68
68
53%
54
52%
53%
51
52%
52
521%
3,600
51
51%
51%
51%
50V4
51
50 5/8
51%
4,100
221/8
22
223/4
22%
24%
20,200
72
71
71%
71
71%
3,100
22 %
22%$
22%.
22%
22%
12,900
68%
68
683/4
68%
68%
4,400
22'/a '
22%'
>21%
—1
'•
213/4
-
71
72%
70
-
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1
22
r
63%
*671/2
•
5,500
60
69%
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100
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109
98%
*97%
98%
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98%
*98
108
108%
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107%
*98
98%
r-4 0 CO CO""
220
108%
143/4
1
10
15%
143/4
153/a
143/a
143/4
14%
15
22,700
13
14
133/4
14%
133/4
14%
13%
14%
68,400
12%
10,400
12
1
7%/
8
'
12
12'/a
12
12%
1%
8
7%
102
102
102 'A
12%
•
8",
103
103
433/4
.45
103
44%
11%
8
7%
37%
381/4
67%
103
68%
1031%
15
,'500
2,000
12,600
1,700
43%
45
6,600
39%
393/4
4,700
45 Vb
453/8
44
1.33%
Corp
5
39%
39%
39%
40
5
203/a
203/a
20 %
203/B
:'20i/4
20%
20%
21%
51
50%
503/4
50 5/B
51%
6,400
39%
39%
1.0(H)
503/4
51%
1
com
10
50%
29V4
291%
29%
30
30
30%
293/4
30
5,200
No par
62%
631/4
623/a
6*>3/3
621/4
62%
61%
62%
5,100
91
92%
93
92
91 %
92%
921/4
92%
No par
*92%
93%
92 %
92 %
*92%
93%
*92
93%
No par
*83%
84%
83%
84%
*841%
86
*83%
86
0*>3A
04
233/a
24
23%
23%
*90%
Co common—5
47%
473/4
47
No par
103 3/4
103%
*103
common
24
92%
s
£.—_2
1
Delaware—1—-5
Corp„
-
"1'
'
35%
343/4
*76%
77%
77%
7
7%-
8%
,*903/4
.
36
77%
7%
8
92%
*90 3/4
90
50
10.900
92%
48%
471/2
*103
104%
103%
1031/4
20
35
35%
35%
35%
45,500
78%
78%
*77%
78%
110
47%
473/8
104
23%
790
.
4
73/4,
,7%
7%
49
•
<
8
6,500"
13,700
30C
*19
25
—5
92%
*90 3/4
341/2
10
—No par
Motors
of
*51%
68%
X213/4
'
com—No par
preferred
Continental
51%
"
67%
Insurance—.
6
Continental
34
67
common
convertible
Continental
*33%
34
-
,
Copper & Steel
Industries
$5
*94
*56%
No par
Inc
22
20
21%
40
56
67%
preferred
40% Mar 16
1
Sep
211/8
40
55%
5
11% Jan
Jun
21'A
39%
553/4
100
57% Dec
40
21
39%
55%
663/4
—
29
31
For
59% Dec-21
21%
391/2
553/8
67%
preferred
Continental
4
Nov 21
20%
40%
66%
$5.50 preferred
Aug 22
Dec
1,500
7,000
38%
Co
Continental Baking
Continental
11% Jan
4,000
37i/4
1
•:
.20%
Corp of America—
Common
5
1%
28
15.900
22 %
363/4
38%
preferred
20% Sep
52%
37%
38%
preferred
0
37% Jun
51%
22
*44 3/4
110
6,200
38%
preferred
87% Jan
83
7,100
14%
38 5/s,
Corp
Consumers Power Co
81% Jan
107% Apr
58% Jan
20% Dec
Coal
22
8
67%
14%'
38%
Consolidated Natural Gas
Jan
9
67
14%
3,200
451/4
1
Corp
Foods
Consolidation
96% Aug 22
55% July 29
110
381/4
94
No par
Consol Electronics Industries
26
92% May
7,400
99%
38%
39%
No par
Feb
30% Nov
9
18
83
54%
683/a
preferred
92
25
Deo
203/4
—1
Consol Fdison of N- Y
Container
44% Jun
Cigar
99
Apr
129,300
38%
83
443/4
3/a
37%
22
36%
363/t
67 Vb
Publishing Co
Consolidated
4
99% Mar 10
23
87% Sep 25
79 % Sep 24
36%
com_.w25
Cone
Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
22
40% Jan
14
.22%
*
7% Jun
5
14%
—100
11% Dec
Oct'
14%
I
22%
preferred
1
27
14"%
203/4
443/4
20%
.45
36V4
Elec—5
Inc
Co
30
42% May 18
441/2
1
12% Sep
6
20%
45%
35%
10
14% Jun
24
51%
20 3/4
14%
5
Co
20% Sep
57% Feb
53%
20%
50
B
Solvents
6
42% Nov
52 %
No par
18
25
52%
,
45%.
No par
Ohio
14% Jan
21
513/4
Co
Southern
10% Sep
26% Dec
Feb
52%
No par
1
30% Sep
14% Dec 29
45% Sep
68%
common
1
32
5/a
preferred
Columbian
Aug 19
22
67
No par
Engineering
14
12% Sep
55% Jan
38% May 18
67% Aug
7
18% Mar 11
19 % Oct
54% Jan
103% Jan
67%
Inc
17
6
67%
100
System_2.50
10
Broadcasting
Columbia
9
19
67%
Ry—
noncumulative 1st pfd
14
25% May
'
Southern
&
Dec
112% Feb
65%
No par
100
series
30
10
39
common—5
Iron
preferred
56
6% Feb
39
1
43% July 27
101% Sep 25
8% Jan
2
393/8
Corp
45% Jun
101
39
Co
23% Dec
4
39%
No par
Aikman
&
Radio
7
90% Jan
39
preferred
Collins
14% Jun
9
Co—.10
No par
common
60
101% Apr
800
89,300
No par
74
22
*97%
Co of N Y
24% Mar 23
Dec
190
15
No par
51% Mar 23
90
38
98
Co
16
20
39%
82
1
21
Apr
38%
3/a
97
gtd___50
stock—50
4%
21
3
38
82
No par
60% Dec
Nov
38%
...
37%
issued
$3.50
Collins
71% Nov
.
37
1
Dec
2
'
29,400
26%
96%
1
18% Jun
Jun
•
25%
82%
EXTRA
HOLIDAY
corn.—15
43% Sep
32% Jun
Mar 23
.:.
13%
26%
36 V2
Co
Colgate-Palmolive Co
6
Feb
38%
13%
2 4 Vb
„
95%
Ilium
Coca-Cola Bottling
20
57
38%
13%
-
.
10,800
*
82
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
Colorado
49
38%
15%
96
Peabody & Co com
preferred
7%
Jun
76
38%
10
Iron
Pitts
&
Coca-Cola
'
41% Jan
24%
29%
20%
15%
36%
Corporation
Cluett
28
10
13%
23%
28%
20
15%
82
Co
Electric
Special
7
Dec
Nov
*12%
29%
203/a
15
3 61/2
preferred
Clevite
28
26% Nov
Feb
$4.50
14
80% Dec
137
8,809
40,100
'
35% Apr 11
5
72% July
8
23%
16
I
Cleveland
15,400
22%
14
20%
13%
No par
Corp
Cleveland
8
12
43% July 27
Equipment
62
900
14%
28%
.
V
5
Cleveland-Cliffs
52%
13%
'
82
Co
44 % Aug
5
59% Jun 23
99" Apr
7
Apr
15
24%
5
23% Jan
28%;:
23%
10
Stores
13%
'■<7(62 %
100
Co
Clark
19% Nvo
Sep
City
23 %
.
21
15
CLOSED
100
Investing Co
41% May.19
126% Feb
78
Service
28 %
20%
15 %
*12%
STOCK
8.50
preferred
City Products Corp
Aug 25
48% Feb
35
Cities
City
28%'"'
21%
EXCHANGE
——..25.
Cincinnati Milling Machine
C I T Financial Corp
4
40% Oct
5
Jan
-
14m
23%
340
.
Electric—
&
preferred
4% %
23
16% Nov
2
Feb
43
46
4%
-
14%.
52%'.
133/4
«>
24
-23%
13 3/a
52%
:
v-
•
°
5
-
24 %
*15
25c '
Common
July 19
Nov
15
120
41% Aug 24
87% Sep
6
101
Gas
14%-
27%
par
No par
Corp
52
13%
.
20%
.—8
Oil
O'Nuts
133A'' '14
52
143/4
23 %
10Q.
Cab
.''.nf
14
52
14%
com—No par
5
36
*353/8
13%
,_100
4
36"
52
No par
pfd
noncum
293/4 Jan
93
7,000
35%
29 % Jan
77
7%
35 %
32
30% Dec
63/4
35%
12
Chrysler
7%
12,100
103
*85%
30
6
6%-
800
61
*93
*353/8
20
71% Jan
.7%
7%
33
60 %
103
.'—50
Oct
29
,
32%
60 %
*93
,
15,100
18%
Sep
Nov
7%
32%
60
/
8
24%
Dec
38
7%
32%
60%
103
73/8
18
15
72% May 20
59 VB
*91
7%
24%
22
Chock
59 %
103
73/8
24%
20
4
3/4
*91
7%
22%
18%
5%
30
'
2 4'/a
2
50% Feb
58
7 %
32 Vb
7%
32%
18
17
15% Jan
17,200
7%
*32
20,300
24%
36% July 28
26% Dec
8,700
20%
18 %
37 % Jan
4
17%
203/a
18
37 % Apr
18
■16%
233/4
23
10% Oct
17%
21
18%
24
173/a Nov
16 3/8
20%
24 %
22
.
17 %
21
233/4
24 % Oct
Jan
403/8
16%
20%
18%
27% Dec
Jan
41%
17%
10
Ry com
St Paul &
series
&
--•7,300
40
Western
preferred
Chic
40 3/a
130
6,100
-
20%
25
preferred series A—
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
26 % Nov
9,800
17
100
common
preferred
A
Great
5%
4
15
convertible
Class
Chic
26
13% Dec
20 % Dec
273/o
*90
20%
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
6
50% Nov
,
1
1.25
—1
1
23
0 71 % May 22
Inc
Corp__
Corp
5
16% Dec
c
Aircraft
Motors
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
3
*0
Vought
Chemway Corp
Jan
5
26%
600
Co—
4
July 14
23
12,700
52
41
19% Aug
44% Mar 30
7,500
3%
*51
40
53
363/4 Sep 29
23 % Nov. 25
35%
3%-
51%
40%
14 % Mar 24
17
35%
4
1-513/4
40
38
Dec
38%
33/4
523/4
22
1
16
4
3%
51%
500
213/t
29
16
41/0
171,400
22
8>
Jan
38% Nov
^343/4
50
9,500
20%
213/«
30
25
35%
3%
49%
32 %
193/a
22%
6% Nov
Aug
35
10
31%
213/4
Chemetron
54% Oct
34%
353/4
10
323/4
20%
19%
•32
22 %
Checker
94
10%~no %
203/B
40
4
8
IOV4
32%
19%
21%
6
26
10%
32%
21%
Chance
38 3/4 Jan
74% July
IO1/4
33%
20
28
293/4 Jan
1183/a Feb
*10 %
321/4
20
6
29
7,400
45%
24
26
8,400
253/4
90
Oct
Oct
40%
25
27
Dec
64"% Dec
40%
24%
44
15
106
40%
24%
90
Aug 19
43% Jan
39%
243/,
26 %
94 %
48% Aug 25
30% Dec 13
40%
24%
453/4
14
15
40%
25%
90
5
Dec
41
25
26%
31
17% Mar 23
500
.
40 '/a
45
363/4 Jan
46
Fibre
220
1,800
90
373/4 Dec
6
203/4
26%
4
13
20 3/4
45%
9
103/a Oct
20
91
22% Nov
34% Feb
20
45%
413/8 Dec
Sep
203/8
*20
45%
17% May 13
15
203/a
90
26% May
26% Nov
203/8
273/a
8
4
3
59
45%
9
24
92
58%
90
42% Jan
Nov
Jan
34 % Mar
913/4
59
38
27
24
19
25% Sep
88
39
9oy2
59
No par
99
45% May 28
25 % Apr 17
4
383/8
90%
58%
$4.50
preferred
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
1
16
30
Mar
38%
92
58%
1
Common
6
87% Dec
35
Nov
1,300
1
38
91%
1
&
3,200
38
10
Paper
100
80
273/4
58
—5
Co
■300
27 5/s
90
Corp__—_l
Co
Champion
37 % Jun
*76 %
373/4
No par
Corp
Products
Aircraft
80 '
•27%
57%
No par
70% Jan
9
July 27
Cessna
•
90
Corp—_2.50
7
-
50
J
40% Apr
5% Jan
48
10
Service
Oct
24
46%
273/4
West
Pasco
46%
*76%
6
Teed
2,000
28
23
de
18%
273/4
Jan
Certain
18%
273/4
21% Dec
Cerro
18%
27%
Co
Century Industries
18%
'A
No par
Oct
42
300
18%
18%
*46%
July 25
8,500
17%
22%
80
11
"
17%
22%
18
48
27
24%
24%
17%
22%
*761/2
5
24
243/4
*17%
*46 %
27
2,600
"
*22%
48
_/
Central
200
'
17%
80
Public
29,600
72%
22%
cann__No par
100
Light
preferred
29
'
24
22%
" 117
71%
17%
*76%
Elec
3,640
18,200
22,000
22%
'•
*46%
&
Illinois
Co
24%
76,600
30 7/8
22 %
117
_J00
B
26
22
22%
18 %
24
17%
♦22%
A_1
series
Illinois
29% Jan
25%
17%
-5
Co
Georgia Ry com__No pjar
20% Sep
~8% Jan~12
243/a
20
Central
28% May 23
1
•
Sugar
preferred
4% %
6-j
29
common
Aquirre
Central
42% Aug 25
59
Corp
preferred
Central
8,400
4
30%
■.
32
300
■
73%
33%
22%
116
72
*
89%
223/a
117
50
■
501/4
8%"* *
8
30%
♦88%
223/a
♦116
72%
30
11,100
271/2
71%
4
S;900
33%
48
73
3%
240
8,200
,
40Va
♦27
*8%
72
31%
22%
-
116
50%
8
•*..
931/4
3 2 3/4
27
493/4
8%
'
401%
27
4
♦88%
22%
116
:
<:
73
30%
89%
22%
HOLIDAY
8
4
31%
M
»
50 5/s
72
■
4
5i
27
493/4
8%
30
393/4
27
73%
*92 %
'
..
33%
39%
50%
3%
CLOSED
33%
>
'
27
72%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
7,600
401/4
♦ 393/8
7,200
-
44»/2
39%
49%
■?
preferred series A_100
conv
44 %
8%
100
2nd
4% %
92%
43%
39%
■
12.50
common
92%
43%
♦26%
1
preferred
93
v.
33%
//i:
.
1
20,200
2.900
39
5
Celanese Corp of Amer com—No par
7%
2nd preferred
'
100
21
9
:
I..'."
""
5 3/4
43%
,
No par
preferred
7
Caterpillar Tractor common.No par
4.20%
preferred
*..
100
8
17
,
Light
Co
Products
22
Oct
Co
preferred
30
114% Jun
Steel
Corp
iVz7o
&
Carriers & General
21
125% May 13
76% Sep
Carried:
6
23
88
34% July 29
22
.,.
5
Mfg
Power
Carpenter
25
22
Co
(Philip)
Carey
24% Oct
Sep
Shares
53/4
27 % July 22
25
the Week
46%
39% Nov
114% Dec
Dec. 30
55/8
16
98% Jan
Friday
Dec. 29
46%
19
10
57%
Sales for
Thursday
5%
27
89% Nov
PRICES
46%
31% Jan
Not, 16
SALE
5%
46% Jan
30
HIGH
Dec. 28
46 %
48% Jan
Dec1
5%
AND
Wednesday
'
47
1
3% Nov
Dec. 27
46 %
26% Sep 30
8
38% Jan
71 %
1
Tuesday
Dec. 26
Carlisle
Aug 18
44% Sep
58% Jan
Monday
Par
Corp
__No par
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
4
25
Jan
62
17
40% Dec
49% Jan
35% Feb
41% Jan
25
34% not
6
19
10% Dec
85
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Sep
23
16
STOCKS
NEW YORK
Highest
v
19%
19%
20
20
20
*191/2
2OV2
57
P%
57%
58%
563/4
571/4
56%
56%
7%
73/4
71/2
7%
7%
8
29.100
56i/4
571/2
56
571/4
551/4
56
9,100
35
35
35%
36%
35%
35%
1,300
73/4
56%
*35
8
57
■' 353.4
-
15,900
•
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(16)
.
.
Monday, January 2, 1961
.
NEW, YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range for Year
Year 1959
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
20% Sap
Oct 23
GOV* De«
35
Not
45% Aug IS
4
6
Dec
Oct
16
25
12% Dec
33% Mar 17
42% Feb
1
21
19% Sep 21
42% Mar
19
25% Bap 15
4
31
NEW
I960
5
Controls
2
29
24% Jan
Copeland Refrigeration
7
7
54% Deo
II
27% Dec
6
55
Jan
59% Jun
1
46% Apr
4
85 % Dec
154% Deo
7
84 % Feb
11
88
4
88
18% Oct
6
6
>
31
14% Dec
186
8
87
Aug 17
3% %
90
Apr
3 v»%
6
24% Jan
11
27
1
15% Sep
4% Sep
13
64% Jan
4
3
5% Apr 22
Nov 19
July 27
July 27
2
12
72
71% Nov 24
85
36% Sep
16% Jan
1
40% Oct
14
31% Mar
2
23% Apr
15
9
23% Ftb
17
23% Dec 23
40
72% Jan
Mar 30
Glass
Corning
19
Jan
28% Mar
9
85% Jan
35% Jan
3
Jun
10% July
24% Jun 10
8% Jan
16
18% Oct
May 12
85
Feb
83% Apr
Sep 24
Feb
124
17% Mar
76
12
9
4
Coty
39% Jan
of
5%
Nov
30
28
16% Feb
17
42
Dec
14
Crowell-Collier
29% Jan
7
41
July 23
28% Feb
t
45
Dec
21
Crown
44
Jan
20
35% Oct
•
40% Feb
23
$2
39% July 25
54 % Dec
29
Crown
19
23% Oct
60%Jun
9
60% Jan
6
Dec
31
98% Apr
21
86
Jan
4
95
Sep
20
7
32% Feb
24
16
Dec
5
29% Jan
4
109% Jan
5
85
25% May
104% Sep
21
114 v* July
15% Dec
23
37% Jan
88% Nov 28
2
13% Sep
16
4
10% Jun
15
17 % Mar
65% Dec
30
15
41 % Jan
69% Dec
18
21% Apr
2
27% Jan
2
34% Sep
69% Jan
14
20
7% Dec
16% Jan 21
67
4
4 y2 vo
Cuneo
14
Cunningham
60ya Jan
25
14% Dec
Feb
Press
Curtis
7
8
28'A
6%
29 %
29
29
14
14%
13%
30%'
30%
30%
32
79%
82
x78
182
183
181
-86
81%
82%
184
184%
7,000
a
8,600
7%
11,200
29
2,600
'
13%
...
14
13%
13%
31'A
14%
31%
30%
3114
12,100
79"%
78%
801/4
16,300
181'%
3,300
'
179
181%
15,800
*
14%
STOCK
15
CLOSED
46%
*74
18%
46
15 3
40
8,400
a
4%
1,700
5,100
*75
77
2,000
46%
77
35
36
19 %
19
19%
191/4
20
25
24%
24%
24%
25
39%
39 %
39%
42%
.
43%
*39
4%
4
46%
*75
■76%
14%
14%
4
45'%
40
19%
39%
40
42%
No par
18%
18%
25 J/4
39%
1
common—2.50
19%
14%
4 "A
43%
43 J/4
43%
■
.
1,300
5,700
•.
2,700
39%
39%
43
43%'
*39'%
40
*39%
40
*39%
35 %
35%
35%
35
19%
24%
.
89%'
24%
36%
36V4
extra
holiday
14%
*74
76%
86 }■
*86'%
18%
-
•46%
46%
*83%
89 %
83%
18%
4
46%
85
*86%
89,%'
14%
4 "A
*4
EXCHANGE
2
1
25
com
15,500
C 4,400
:
40
common—5
52%
53%
53%
54
53%
54%
53%
54'A
No par
89 %
89%
89 %
89%
89
89%
89'%
89
17%
'17%
17
17%
v17
17%
17
17%
39,700
88%
88%
88%
88%
88%
89
'
900
17%
17
100
89
10
Sugar
16%
17%
5
common
8%
65
11%
I
31%
65
65
*63%
11%
32
9%
9%
9%
9%
65
*63
*11%
11%
31%
Inc„2.50
8%
'
17
17%
17%
9
*64%
___5
Stores
Drug
Publishing
89
100
Co
*11% .U.l.%
150^
17%
2,600
10'A
32,300
65
100
11%
11%
400
*31'%
32
32
32
10,000
%
32%
400
8 Vi,
22,600
1
7
31% Jan
4
29% Nov 29
37% Jan
7
5
94% Deo
14
67% Sap 27
90
Jan
8
Cutler-Hammer
37% NOT
6
48% Dee
tl
43% Jan
4
Dana
Nov
9
81% Feb
16
13% Feb
3
2 6 ye Jan'
8
*50 %
51
*50%
51
50%
*17%
17%
*17%
18
17%
17%
1
15'A
1.5%
15 %
15%
15%
16 %
15%
16%
1
40% No J, 25
44
tfoY 25
7%
No par
30%
30'A
30
30%
30%
30%
31
31%
1,300
10
common
prior preferred
prior preferred
Curtiss-Wrlght
common
$1.60
Class
29 Va
6%r
18%
72%
73%
72%
72%
72%
72%
72i%
73%
3,300
32%
.
$4
19
29%
29
6%
18%
Inc
18
Jan
12% Jan
20
6%
6%
18%
preferred-.
Jan
22
6%
1
1
Corp
Seal
Packing
.
13
29
6%
*83%
Corp
Cuban-American
37
50% Dec
3
30 7
Steel Co of America—12.50
Cudahy
17% Dec
Aug 27
25% Feb
11
25%
30'%
*86 v2
5v\%" convertible preferred
Jan
251%
30%
89%
preferred
69% Mar 23
18
July 26
10% Aug
3
30% Sep 28
Aug 18
12% M"ar 31
33
Sep 15
10% Sep 15
63 %
•
25%
30
—1
Zellerbach Corp
$4.20
Crucible
25
30%
86
Publishing-—:;
&
26%
29%
*86%
preferred-.-
14% Jan
22
8% Oct 24
81% Mar 11
Cork
26
*83%
preferred
37% May 27
27%
30
100
Wheat
Shares
27
28%
-25
Petroleum
conv
,t,he Week
"
.100
common
Crescent
15
Dec. 30
1947|_100
preferred
Cream
5
Jan
Co
3%%
22% July 21
26
preferred
Inc
International Corp.
Coty
Friday
Dec. 29
5
5
1
Petroleum Corp,
Crane
July 18
4
Corp
preferred series of
Cosden
Sales for
Thursday
common—_5
Works
PRICES
Dec. 28
1
1
Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co
Corn Products Co (Del)
21
SALE
Wednesday
Dec. 27
5
Copper
4
50% Sep 23
89% Feb
9
39% Jan
HIGH
Tuesday
Dec. 26
—5
Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co—
17
AND
Monday
Par
America
of
Co
Cooper-Bessemer
July 11
33% Jun
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
—No par
A_'
Inc
<
'
8
8i%
8
8%
8
51%
50%
,
*17'%
51 %
200
18
200
87,300
D
tl% Jun
ta
Corp
1
common
Jan
4
19% July 27
12% Dec
27
2
36% July 15
12
Dec
5
6
Feb
34
,83
49% Mar 18
27% Oct
31
47% Dec
18
61
Jan
72% Dec
23
82
14
Apr
10
Feb 27
45% Mar
74% Feb
17% Jan
8
68% July 31
38% Apr
4
33
May 25
17% Dec
River
Mills
Dayton
50c
Inc
10
Power
Light
&
3.75%
Preferred
Sep 23„
81
76
Dec
22
83% Apr
17
Sep 15
21% Feb
45
Dec
26% Nov
3
36% Apr
15
16% Nov 25
21
May 26
7% Sep
21
10% Feb 29
41 Va Jun
5
47% Mar 13
Records
&
Delaware
&
47 v* Aug
11
Delaware
Power
20
31 Va Aug 24
Delta
Lines
Inc—
26ye Aug
18% Jan
Dentists'
Supply
Co
Dec
63
23
68
Apr
28
7
15 y* Jan
27% Oct 28
7
29
13% Sep 28
7
Dec
52% Dec
6
Dec
Mar 21
26 Ya Jan
4
Steel
Dee
7
24% Mar
8
33% July 29
De
64% Oct
30
50% May
a
Diamond
30% Jun
15
41% Nov
17
29% Mar
8
66% Aug 29
38% July
9
28 % Dec
22
17% Jan
7
32% Mar 24
21
Jan
11
14% Dec
14
6
IS
42% Maris
27
Oct
24
49 y4 Jan
28% Jun
24
33% Dec
59% Apr
21% Sep 21
29% Jan
23
15% Oct
7
11% "Nov 25
17% Jan
13
10% Dec
13
Mar 26
16
17% Jan
2
24
22
May 18
20% July 23
21
Apr
20% Feb
14% Dec
Bep 30
26% Sep
32% Sep 23
31% Sep 22
36% July 29
31
17% July
33% Jan
14
20
&
Light
Vllbiss
$1.50
14
4
Diners'
Disney
(Walt)
39%
21,500
52%
53%
7,900
18%
20
9,900
6.75
44%
44 %
X44 %
45
45 va
45%
45
45
3
27%
27%
28
28%
28%
29
28%
29
4,600
2.50
23%
23%
23%
24%
24 y4
24%
24 y4
24%
5,000
28% Oct
20
19% Jan
4
7
42% Feb
10
8
24% Jan
5
Mines
Dominlck
70% Oct 25
99% Jan
4
Dow
30% Jan
4
Dresser
22% Jan
6
28% Apr 24
25
33% Sep 12
19% Aug 18
13% Jan
4
14% Jan
Ltd
278% Aug
3
178% Oct
31
Jan
7
96% Jan
5
103
86% Apr
3
74% Jan
8
83
22% Sep
17
26% Jan
12
21% Mar
8
Sep
9
17
106
4
42% Feb
27
40% Deo
1
46% Jan
27
38% Dec
21
41
Deo
16
41
Dec
37
Nov
18
42% Jun
19
82% Feb
a
37
40
266% Jan
Deo
22
46 % Apr
9
23% Sep
22
34% Jan
>1
32
Chemical
23%
19 %
18%
18%
18%
19 Va
19 Va
19%
29
28%
28%
28 %
28%
28 Va
28%
14%
15'
14%
15
14%'
14%
14%
14%
4,200
30
30
30%
3,700
17%
17%
17%
9 Va
9%
9ya
9 %
3,100
1
8%
9
8%
8%
8'%
8%
8%
8%
5,900
v*
18,600
Pont
de
Nem
(E I)
5
$3.75
$4.15
preferred
4%
4.20%
$2.10
July 11
common
92
Mar
3
28% Sep 29
96% July 22
6
467% Jan
Eaton
48% Feb
65% May 23
Edison
5
Ekco
Bros
Fuel
&
17% Oct
23
26% Jan
55 Va Aug
7
44% Apr
29
54% Feb
25
Electric
8v* Deo
16
5% Dec
1
8% Feb
26
Electric &
38% Jan
14
63% Deo
81
9% Jan
7
Co
Storage
53% Dec
8
Emerson
6
22 y8 Jun
21
Emerson
9
32 Va Jan
29
41% Deo
28% Dec
13
34% Aug 22
38% Jan
4
76% Deo
16
88
78
20
84
Aug 30
16% Dec
8
23
7
Englehard
32% Feb
24
1
5
Dec
16
70
May
4
25
Nov
30
54% Jan
63
Apr
2
52% Dec
5
17% Sep 21
19% Mar 2
28% Deo
14% Oct 22
49% July
37% Not
7
30% Mar 12
18
8
•
Jan
3
81% Jan
28
7y4 Sop 29
89% Jan
3
37
Sep
79% Aug 11
18% Jan
9
88
Mar 13
27% Nor
38
For
3
31% Sep
footnotes,
Apr
9
20 % Jun
9
40
u
U
Jan
see
9
page
Electric
111%
24.
37% Dec
33% Dec
27
112%
21,900
111%
97%
*96
113%
112
16
...
112%
111 %
6,600
97%
96
96
97%
140
31%
31%
31%
30%
31
3,0%
30%
7,400
61
31%
601/2
60%
60
60
60'A
601/4
1,700
*83%
84%
83%
83%
*83'A
84%
84%
23%
44%
45
5%
6
39%
39%
40
39%
*931%
•96
96
*93%
*96
39%
39%
100
3,400
40
*931/2
96
96
-
6
10
5
6%
50%
12%
3
27%-
50%
50
23%
22%
22%
45
45
44%
451/2
4
: 5%
50
50
13 %
12%
27%
277/a
51
5%
5%
50%
501/4
4,500
51%
12%
52
1,900
3,400
37,200
6
13%
12'A.
13
27%
131/a
27%
.
23i/a
Va
28
27%
28 %
3,900
'
•
57,800
50 '/a
51%
8,600
11 Va
111/2
23,800
33%
33%
24%
25%
241/2
25
26
26%
28
78%
79
78%
78%
79%
79%
79%
19%
20
XI91/2
19%
37%
37%
37%
37%
Mfg Co—
Phonograph
preferred
100
1
8.50
Industries
5
Products
Eversharp
.*
&
4%
Foods
Co
convertible
150
18%
51/2
19%
18%
19'A
4,000
37%
i
37%
37%
38%
2,500
5%
63,500
°
51/8
5%
.26%
27
26%
28
26%
27,%
-26%
26%
53%
53%
53%
*52%
53%
*52%
53 %
20
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12%
11%
11%
27,600
1
3
x21 "A
21%..
21%
22%
22'A
23%
23%
23%
10,800
35%
35
35%
35
36
35%
35%
6,500
Co
22%
22%
35%
No par
*22
8
convertible
Fairmont
'
600
13,500
*52%
Whitney Corp com
1
preferred—
40
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp.l
»■
5%
24%
*781/2
5
Co
Inc
51
50
Pittsburgh RR Co
&
Evans
1
5
20,000
Va
33%
Morse
4
190
16%
*
11%
$1.60
9
81 %
16%
111%
*96
Fairbanks
Mar
*80%
16%
80%
16
51%
Fairbanks
88
80%
16
80%
16%
11 Va
26
*3% Feb
80%
80'A
3,900
27,500
50%
20
8
29 %
*331/4
27
20
23%
29%
11%
12y4Feb
Sep
22%
29%
33%
28% Feb
9% Mar
22%
23%
11%
35% Jan
89
23%
22%
29%
*33%
6
37% Dec
22 %
29%
33%
5% Oct 24
20% Dec 28
5Ya Dec
5
1
23
23%
291/8
23%
Corp—
7
-
"11%
Ex-Cell-O
Feb
23
30
2,400
11%
<fe
7
19% Mar
19%'
50'A
Radio
Jan
81
19'A
33%
Erie
24
88% Oet
80 '/2
Erie-Lackawanpa.RR Co com No par
5% preferred series A
100
5
80
19%
2
3
4%
7
20% Jan
19%
Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
11
Bep 38
19%
150
'
22%
29%
'16
Empire District Electric
20
Feb
11
20y« Dec
10% July 18
38% Aug 31
10% Jan 13
58
45
46
Equitable Gas Co
2
42%
*44
23%
Gas
29
Oct
44
*41
451/4
Battery
Natural
25
Oct~29
*42 %
44
23
Elgin National Watch Co
56
44
42%
D
El
50
*43
*42%
22 'A
22%
29"" -'
Amer shares-
7
Sep
41% Sep
6% Oct
20
160
*41
38%
23
10 Ya Dec
5
,
260
44
*93%
23
28% Aug 28
Mar
22'%
22% .23%
*83%
Jun
26% May 11
40
38 %
41 %
44
19
19%
500
9,200
43%
42
100
of Amer—1
19 Va Jun
Paso
43%
44
*42%.
2.50
28% Nov
Sep 18
Dec~31
19%
*38
42
42%
44
x60 '/2
common.
Mus Ind
23% Jun 22
34%
*42
com_—10
Auto-Lite Co.
Electric
44
*43
*42%
50
25
Jun
41%
*41
Co
—1
Inc common—1
24% Oct 31
9
43 y4
*40%
common——10
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Corp
7
Jan
38%
*42%
41%
;.——1
Assn
preferred
17
23
*38
42%
40%
^—100
Stores
Products
7% Dec
Mar
38
42 y2
41%-
5
Inc
Lines
Kodak Co
36 y4 Jan
Jan
38
43 y2
5
;
4 % %
4
25%
38
prior preferred—
100
Stainless Steel Corp—2.50
4'A%
4
July 29
25%
38
50
preferred
Manufacturing
$3.60
25%
43
_50
900
81
B
Eastman
4% %
25%
80%
*41
50
preferred-
9
'
9,100
102%
81
50
preferred
136% Jun
33
102 %
*80
50
preferred—
1
12 %
186 'A .188
101%
♦100
50
preferred
4.10%
73
188%
100%
25%
Feb
10% Oct
m%
100%
25%
94
43% Oct 24
188
ioo y2
25%
1
Mar 20
185"%
101
25%
Eastern
14
186%
5
Light Co
preferred
4
31% July 16
185%
79
Duquesne
::
& Co—
Common
21
16
2,400
45,700
17%
79
Aug
14,000
.
29%
78%
45% Jan
23%
9%
Nov
18 y4 Jan
23%
23%
18%
x23%
18
44% Aug 24
94
23%
5,100
13,000
29%
46
88
23 %
1,800
17%
9
25% Jan
1
23%
32
■15
17%
15
15
14%
29 %
82
Mar 21
17%
14%
9%
1
Jan
32
18
13%
18%
3
79
32
17%
14
29%
Mar
87
31%
17%'
12%
9%
Nov
32% Nov
31%
17%
12
17%
75
«
31%
17%
11%
29%
13
92% Oct
31%
17%
1
S
May 15
46% Dec 24
31%
EXTRA
HOLIDAY
8,600
1
S3
89
29%
1
85% Jan
4
24
28
Inc
30% Apr
112
Dee
4
23%
29%
International
Chemicals
11
15
24%
29
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
Gas
Aug
23%
29 'A
26,800
Air
Feb
24%
29
25,700
Eastern
89
23%
29%
23%
Eastern
34
24%
29%
74%
8
63% Jan
900
21,200
'23%
.
CLOSED
74
Jan
1
EXCHANGE
22 va
30% Aug 30
31
5,900
17
23%
34
36
1,100
14%
17
75%
8
Oct
29%
14%
17
74
22
94
29%
14%
16"%
23%
24% Mar
63% Aug 13
29%
14%
17%
28%
Eagle-Picher Co
43% Deo
*29 y4
14%
17 Va
75%
5
6
29%
14%
17%
23%
Jan
6
29 va
14%
75 Va
39
9
29%
16%
300
23%
20% July 28
36% Jan
11,000
1
DWG Cigar Corp
36% Nov
37%
23%
21
68% Jun
37
75%
73% Dec
Apr 15
37%
74%
23% Sep
75
36%
23%
5
25
37%
18,900
No par
Corp
24% Jan
Oct
37%
*77%
18
tl
3,000
37%
No par
40 y* Jan
88% Deo
59%
14%
1
Co
7-7\
88% Deo 29
14%
30%
58%
No par
46% Jan
17% Oct 27
14%
30 y4
59%
series
46% Feb
Mar 23
14%
30
58%
series
8
42
14%
30
59%
$4.50
42% Jan
13
■14%,
30%
58%
$3.50
48y4May 21
Mar 34
14%
30 Va
5
44% Aug 25
44% Aug 24
47
14%
Preferred
8
54
60%
Preferred
13
1,900
7,400
.
_50c
5
11
*52
\
%
Co
16
Jan
54
'
130 %
Aug 16
Jan
33% Oet 37
*52
56
Aug
38% Jan
46% Mar 13
Aircraft
Dsnhlll
26% Sep 13
41
Aug 16
95
♦53
56
11,400
7%
DuBois
22
74% Sep 21
!
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49
Industries
du
302% Feb
7%
48%
29 %
STOCK
2
Duplan Corp__—
7% Sep 27
7%
48%
l
19 y« Jun
-14% Aug 17
7%
48%
37%
No par
45% Jan 31
8
7%
48%
1,200
GO
2.50
Inc
5
May
16V4
7%
48 Va
*53
1
Ltd
Fund
7
5
16%
16%
16%
7%
48%
14%
No par
27% Nov
24
16%
16%
7%
*29%
1
16% Oct 26
Mar IB
16%
•
47%
_50c
27
8% Dec
79%
38%
_2.50
17% May 16
12% Oct
*78%
39%
Co
Pepper Co
74y* Jan
fl
79%
19%
Productions
27% Aug 17
14% Jan
*78%
53%
25
6
Sep 23
79%
18%
Corp
Club Inc
19% Jan
11
*78
38 %
1
Dr
20
7.7%
53
Fruit
53% Jan
11
*75
53%
Corp
36% Oct 28
100% Deo
77%
19%
10
Distillers Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne Corp__
Dover
*75
38% I
Co
15
14 y» Dec
77 %
19 Va
15
(The)
4
Douglas
20
J? 75
'
DIGiorgio
Dome
%
52%
W RR Co_100
30
July
2,600
76
37%
Corp
6
12
55%
76%
19%
NY
Dec
28% Feb
15
31
54%
77%
38%
Corp
Stores
30 y4
55%
*76%
53%
preferred
Diana
23
30%
54%
76
18%
Co
Nation#
Diamond
30 V4
55%
76
38%
_20
Alkali
30%
55
77
52%
,
of
Hillsdale & S
Detroit
15,100
30 ft
55
•
1
Edison
Detroit
31,900
30%
53%
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
DeSoto Chemical Coatings—
1
60
•
14%
50c
Detroit
5
13%
5,300
No par
20
13
24Y4 Aug
Inc
(Delaware)
Hudson
14
Jan
19% May
46
C
Jan
10
2
13
3.90%
49% Dec
6
40% Mar 23
14%
79%
Deere
15
13%
*78
Decca
r
14%
100
8
21
12%
*
77%
28% Jan'
Air
11,500
*75
54% Dec
20
"10
12%
100
21
Apr
87%
12%
*76
28
20% Jun
24% Jan
*86%
12%
series
"
Co
85%
12%
series B
^Preferred 3.75%
16
85 %
12 %
100
80
Sep 16
82% May 23
39% Dec 14
Preferred
32
87%
12»/4
12%
%
30
7
32%
32%
85 va
12%
A
35% May 17
71
common
series
32
32
32%
12
5
87 %
12V4
—100
Inc
Corp
Daystrom
Aug 30
80% Aug 23
8
1
5
preferred series A
58
3
75% Jan
Dayco
3%%
49% May 31
4
9
19
Dan
33% Jan
9
72% Jan
87% Aug 23
15% Jan
6
31%
*85%.
,
83
common
preferred
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp.
21'/a
5%
1
100
_1
_1
357/a
-
51%.
23'A
22%
8 1/4
..7%
21%
20%
.22%
7%
8%
5
•
1,420
22%
500
7%
7%
54,300
20%
20%
1,500
61,800
1,600
22%
8
*
5%
21
•
5%
5%
351/4
35%
351/4
20%
6
20%
6%
35
6%
82
6%
35'A
35
*80
.
35%
'
A
*80
82
*80
'
82
35'/2
36
"
35%
36
33%
33%
'
33'/B
331/4
/'
351/s
35%
33 'A
33%
*80
•
82
34%
35%
33%
33%
'
2,100
2,500
Volume
Number 6017
193
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(17)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range for Year I960
.
Lowest
Highest
44/2
9
49 'A Feb
9
72
5% Jan
6
10% Apr
30
5% Dec
16% Mar 10
22 % Apr
24
15% Oct
32 V\ Nov
10
40% Dec
23
21% Jan
2
Oct
28
NEW YORK
Highest
69% Jan
28
4
20% Jlan
6
43%
15% Dec
Nov" 25
56% Jan
26
19
27% Jan
19
24% Jun
45 Jan
22% Aug
15
39% Dec
33, Oct 26
14
15% Nov
6
25 %
Jan"l9
15% Oct
31
20
27% Jan
8
51% Dec 21
35% Oct
24
677/a Jun
45 ¥2 Feb
Corp—
4
Federal Paper Board Co
4.60%
Fenestra
15
Ferro
Dept
Inc—
57% Mar 20
24% Oct 26
47
19 % Jan
12
14% Jan
5
20% Feb
4
16
27% Oct
24
39% Feb
26
Flltrol
32% Oct
4
45% Jan
19
Firestone Tire & Rubber
Fiberboard
Paper
Oct
24
30'A Jun
6
First
47% Dec
22
61% July
6
First
20% Jan
14
31% Dec
22
Oct
25
30% Jan
4
Firstamerica
32 'A
Sep 21
81% Dec
23
99^* Sep
21
89
.
13% Jan
8
Firth
7
38% Apr
8
Flintkote Co
84
Apr
7
$4
110
Jun
7
$4.50 con^sA 2nd pfd
$2.25 conv B^nd pfd
80
May 27
91% Dec
12
Jun
31% Mar
9
22
45
29
5
20
38% May 10
Jan
Sep
22
Carpet
Co
Florida
No par
15
56% Dec
23
50% Feb
5
68% Jun
29
15
27% May 29
11% Apr
28
17% Dec
22
Fluor
1
43
Mar
9
29
Dec
2
34% Apr
18
Food Fair Stores
84
Oct
5
93
Jan
8
80
Sep
13
85% Nov
3
22
Sep 21
35% Jan
2
20% Oct
26
28% Apr
26
11
Sep
22
17% Jan
2
14% Apr
40
Feb
9
Sep 27
44% May 13
170
Feb
16
87*
11
55% Aug 27
216
Aug 13
95
Mar 11
July 10
14% Nov
17
25% Oct
5
20% Aug
45% Mar
50% Jan
2
93% Dec
21% Jan
May 31
88% Jan 13
Dec
1
21
18
6
Nov
Dec
23
Co
No par
\
ihc codimon.
convertible
Food Mach
3%%
&
2 50
15
5
17% Nov
22
35'/a Jan
7
Foote
60% July 25
92% Jan
6
12
Oct
25
19% Jan
24
41% Jan
29
3% Dec
30
Food
5
Oct
14% Jan
5
19% Feb
20
22
22
18% Jan
28
37% Apr
30% Dec
18
17% Dec
Dec
24
77
Feb
26
66
8
12% Nov 21
20
Jan
Mart
: ;
.
rc\
Foremost
~~
Co
8
6
30
Freeport
5
30% Feb
15
Fruehauf
May 27
84Va Nov
21
4%
,
Trailer
10
commJn"."'
Co
"
preferred
ozl?
20%
Vv
,3/2
^4 "/B
J
1
23%
23%
33%
33%
8,500
2,100
*'22 %
22%
100
37%
38%
11,700
16%
,H y8
3,500
45
43%
d#4%
291/4
29 y4
30 Va
7,500
13,200
16
16%
28
-28%
2,800
19,100
34%
11.CLQ0
.
28%
347/,,
29%
X34»/4
28%
29 Va
501/4
497/a
50%
13,100
28%
28 y4
28%
28,000
61/2 ^
28%
6y«
6J/o
<
28 Va
29
*81%
16,800
8,300
83
,
22,700
95%
220
41'
200
ft81%
*951/a
401/«
36%
61%
v 16%
.
'
37 %
38%
11,700
61%
17%
60%
61%
20,400
16%
17
31
-
"
83
96
4°1/b
.37%
31%
31
31%
84 Va
84%
50
26%
26%
8,400
13%
13%
700
321/
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20 /2
43 /4
59 /2
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1
257/8
13
58%
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*94
12%
-
94t/
421/4
"95%
41
85%
26
13%
59%
58%
*220
40
8,300
8,900
60%
*
10,100
:
95
12%
*94%
12%
13%
22%
23
63%
64%
12% • 12%
22y8
22%
10,000
64
65
80,300
12%
12%
47,700
32%
6,300
1,700
95
30
15,400
49,
79%
in?,8
227/«
65
42 /8
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,ov
100
AU0
23%
J,/
103
1
14,600
49%
,
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44,«
44j,8
227«
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17%
6%
27%
27 V«
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35J4 36%
0014 041/2
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43 /4
53/4
209
17 y8
34i/8
28%
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47%
4,600
>28%
'
29
04
6,100
16%
,
on
34 X?
28
28'/8
16%
28%
:
27%
r6%
I' '
34 A 34/8
2l [» 29
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JS,,
6,400
27%
5,900
44%
231/4
5?
35
28%
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17%
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17 Va
i6%
16%
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17%
331/4
33%
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37%
38%
A
48/8
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231/2
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16%
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44 /2
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2
_
lit
48%
5%
47%
"
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38 /8
47%
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Shares
47%
6%
27'A
2 f
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47
0=
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Sulphur Co..
471/2
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Franklin Stores Corp
38/2
the Week
17%
27/2
Jo/
oJ<5
375/8
-
tr
lltf 30
?«,/ 54
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JL? 22r
84/2 051/2
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Dairies Inc..
Itau
Sales for
*
Friday
Dec. 30.
48%
6
H# 'Wu
2£(?
„
2
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco Sugar Co
Dec
32
J01
100
Inc
Mineral
15% Jan
Mar 30
~
_
Ford Motor Co
24
f,la
10
preferred
19% Jan
>,.8%
oL
*'
Corp com...10
preferred
100
convertible
3%%
5
13
HOLIDAY
1
preferred
Chem
11% Oct
49% May 12
12% Jan 21
23
4%
SL
34^
?b
"Iv
'
fxtra
HOLIDAY
$4.20 divid pfd seKrf'51___.__15
Food Giant Markets Inc com
1
May 31
95
CLOSED
2 50
.
Ltd...!.
Corp
'
CLOSFn
No par
light
Florida Power &
4
23% Nov
68
Dec
■}
22
21
248
196
21
31 'A Sep
63
'
16%
.100
&n>
Power
Dec
Jun
15
ikv
"5
preferred
30% Dec
43
"
__5
common
o?,/4
33$
47%
47/4
?2L
,?
STOCK
2
17
38% Nov
26
Corp
23% Nov
Feb
47/4
Charter Financial
Corp.No par
National Stores
..No par
6 % Nov
117 % Jun
No par
47/8
901/
j.
80% Jan
13% Apr
44 % Jun
331/"
'
ia
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10
Corp
23
5
Prod
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
Oct
9'A Jan
^
V
__No~par
44"% Jan
22
c/4
7/a JZ/4
^
10
Corp
6
55
a-7i^C"]ioi/
V/2 49 /a
®!/a
401/
7*
1.25
—
24
.
0
___25
Stores
13'A Oct
5
*
«
common.:5 i
preferred
Federated
May 12
Jan
4R%
'
PRICES
Thursday
Dec. 29
twh™
3<f
o
31% Nov
4
Dec
_5
„„
9
19% May 23.
32% Oct 24
23% Aug 12
L?W AND HIGH SALE
n™Wednesday
Mondav
Par
Metallurgical Corp_
Fedders Corp
Federal Mogul Bower Bearings_-_5
Federal Pacific Electric Co com___i
5%% conv 2nd pfd series A-.23
4
21% Sep
21% May 26
Fa wick
4
40% Jan
25% July 28
31% July 29
Fansteel
9% Mar 29
5
STOCK
EXCHANGE
2V?
3%
3V/?
3%
321/8
3i/2.
32%
35/8
44
44
14 y4
15
4,400
30w
49 /4
29%
141/4
31%
19%
3iy4
32
29,600
18%
19%
48,500
80%
79%
80%
920
16,600
J
2
44 /4
49
23;"
19 /a
/8
79%
79%
-
19
80%
*79%
32%
3%
.
3%
G
12% Jan
28
16% Jan
Feb
9
4% Sep
28
Nov
10
17 Va Jan
21% Jan
4
5
1
12%
13%
7
13%
27% Jan
12%
19% Sep 29
Gamble Skogmo Inc
12%
13
5
I2y4
12%
23%
23%
23%
51
Jan
5
23%
38l/a May 31
Gardner-Denver
23'/4
23%
5
23 y4
23%
47%
47%
48
Va July 27
59
Dec
7
48%
42
48%
49 'A
48%
2
49%
51
51 %
50%
51'/a
6% Jan
15
50%
51%
51'/a
52
3%
3%
—8
11
Mar
9
3% Oct
24
29
37% Jan
19
19 y4
Sep
29
22
20
19% Sep
11% Sep
16
30% Jan
6
4
99 % Oct
24
8
17
Dec
14
36% Feb
2
21% Dec
89'A Oct
20
96% Jan
7
90
22
17
39
Nov, <18
51
% Feb
9
11
Dec
22
138
Jan
28
75a Feb
9
Jan
67 ya Mar 11
29% Nov 23
37»/2 Oct 21
74
84
Nov
12
7% Feb
24
30
74
Sep
...
16
$4.50
3%
3%
25%
25
25
*24'/2
25%
25
25
400
1
18
18
18
18
17%
17%
is y4
18%
800
No par
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
10%
com._l
10%
800
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
100
93 %
9,300
93
93
American
Investors
preferred
General
Amer Oil
5
General
Amer
General
Co
6
Baking
Co
34 % Jan
27
45% Jan
25
General
75 y4 Mar
82
8
Aug 24
36% Dec
14
12
4%
Cable Corp
21
8 Va Jan
4
Gen
25
29% Jan
5
General
Controls
33% Sep
23
53% Jan
11
General
Dynamics
77%
28
99% Jan
4
General
21
38 % Dec
28
General
Finance
75 % Dec
14
General
Foods
50% Jun
29
General
19
a
CLOSED
9
8%
137%
8
8%
18
18%
'8
*->21%
EXTRA
2
HOLIDAY
——
16% Feb
30% Dec
28
28
45
22 % Mar
8
23% May 23
40 % Dec
23
4
100 % Jan
5
76 % Jan
2lVa July
75% Dec
14
23% Dec
23
35% Nov
16
31% Jan
28
60
Nov
27
2914 Jan
2
43
Nov
27
52% Jan
2
73
Dec
16
53% Sep
14
76
Nov
27
87
Mar
26
,
Nov
3
25
General
5%
Aug 22
55% Jan
6
18%
18
18%
19%
38%
38
37%
38
37%
81
81
81
*79%
33
32%
32%
6%
6
%
6%
6%
85% Aug
17
28
Dec
15
General
Outdoor
41
Dec
21
General
Portland
66% Jun
22
43 % Oct
25
•
General
Sep 28
57% Sep 20
45
Jun
20
79% Jun
22
$3
61
Sep
20
85% Jun
22
$2.98
5
Apr
5
ILl 35
.
...
$1.60
$3.75
18%
17%
18%
18%
19
11,200
40%
39 Va
39%
38%
39%
49,800
74%
38%
70
71'A
4 1
3
74
74%
74%
75%
74%
75%
63,500
38%
38 %
39
38
70'%
71
70%
71%
70
38%
70%
13,800
41%
41%
41%
42
41%
41%
17,400
*38
No par
Cement
*79%
1
Co
Equipt Corp
5% Jun
16
5% Jan
15
30
26 % Oct
23
22% Mar
9
27% Dec
30
General
Public
26% Nov
13
39% Feb
18
23 % Oct
5
36% Jun
1
General
11'% Dec
7
11% Jan
6
13% Dec
1
General
18% Sep
28
33% Jan
6
General
19
29% Jan
4
General
Steel
26% Sep
12
Jan
2
9
28% Sep
29
39% Nov
24% Oct
23
31
Dec
29
May 22
%
28
Genferal
General
24
26% July
15
90
Dec
8
98
Jan
2
27
Jan
40% Jun
2
17'
86% Nov
Jan
24
33 Va Jun
1
General
Time
General
Tire
81% Jan
91
Jan
6
96% Feb
26
Jan
5
103% July
41% Oct
25
,40% Dec
3
25% Oct
26
40% Jan
54 y4 Apr
24
42% Feb
17
59
5
4
Nov
18
$5
preferred
71
May 20
64% Dec
28
25
28 y4 Jan
23
12 % May 17
19% Jan
4
14% Oct
26
19% July 18
Giant
44% Mar 18
68% Dec
14
59
Jan
13
91% Nov
Gillette
36% Jan
8
54% Dec
29
50% Jan
11
65% Sep
Nov
12
96% Apr
1
88
19
96
92
19% Nov
20
13 Va Apr
29
Mar 30
27% Jan
42
Jan
16% Oct
8
29% July 13
11% Dec
Sep
25% Jan
27
23% Jan
22
Gerber
&
8
Glen
34% Nov
4
45% Jan
4
Glidden
10% Nov
23
20% Jan
11
2% Oct
19
1% Nov
29
3% Jan
21
Goebel
103% Jun
1
49% Dec
15
42%
2
Apr
% Nov
"
1
24
Dec
5
89% Jan
•32% Sep
24% Sep
27
47% Jan
6
29
28 % Oct
24
29
44% Jan
4
45.
54% July 15
4
Feb
32% Sep
1% Oct
4
8 % Dec
16
6 % Nov
20
10 Va M'ar 18
30 % Nov
20
37% Aug
11
7% Dec
May 28
4
3.% Jan-15
26
10% Jin* 15
15
8% Jan
6
26
Oct
20
32% Apr
12
30
Feb
17
41% Aug 24
5% May 10
4
.
24% Sep
74
Jun
22
8% Jan
7
35% Nov
18
'84% Mar
7
32
Jun
Jan
11
80
Aug 25
7% Oct
4
31
15% Jan
8
27
4 iy4 Jan
18
74
15
Alden
45 Va
July
44% Nov
6
4
31 % July
2
1
60 % Aug 12
59% Apr 27
22 % Oct
24% Dec
55% Jan
32% Dec
26
16
25% Mar 23
126
Oct
19
Oct
30
17% Jan
2
23
83
.
Dec
23
201/3 Oct
28
24
common
May
8
47% Feb
5
874/2 Dec
1
Co
Goodyear
Tire
$0.60- convertible
Aug 19
4
23
29
Jan
15,
July 13
61 % Oct
1!
72
Jan
11
34% Sep
1
page
24.
12%
12%
12%
12 %
12%
12%
20%
21
21
21%
20%
21%
3,400
257%
25 %
26 %
25%
27%
26%
27%
14,500
25'%
25%
25%
.25%
26%
27%
27'A
27% '
15 %
15'%
14%
15'A
51,800
55%
28,600
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26
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26
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27
26%
27
15
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15%
15%
53%
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100
54%
31%
■
54 %
53 %
93
52%
93
*100
102
94%
100
-
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31%
31%
55 Vb
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31%
31
52
53
52%
53 %
900
63%
63%
64%
16%
15%
16
15%
17%
17%
17%
17%
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89
56
56
*95
98
5
89%
5,300
54%
55%
20,900
64%
63%
90
57 'A
5,100
15%
20,400
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17%
64%
15%
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56%
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88%
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-
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90
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57'A
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35%
36%
36
36'A
35%
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11%
11
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11
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5,500
11
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1%
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21,300
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•
98,800
6,600
52%
53%
52%
52%
52
53
52 %
52%
25,000
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33 7
34%
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34%>.
34
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56,900
4
27
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27
27%
26%
27'A
27
27%
1,800
1
35
35%
34:%
35%
34%
35%
35%
35%
20,100
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1%
1%
1%
1%
32,000
No par
Inc
.
10
31'A
56%
89%
5 6'A
60
102
30%
17%
'
94
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.54%
63%
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400
111,100
31%
53%
63%
54%
94
102
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a
.
.
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26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
35%
37
36%
37%
37'A
Co
28 %
29
28%
29%
29'A
75 %
75%
,J5 %
common:
Atlantic &
7%
Iron
2.50
100'
Stores
Pacific
Ore
1
Tea
Co
1
35%
8
8
35%
7%
7%
,
7%
36
35%
6%
'
7%
37'A
37%
29%
29%
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1,800
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76%
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2,700
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29%
76
,
7%
6%
76%
8
7%
36
35%
8,600
10,900
5,200
180
8
11,200
35%
18%
19
46%
47%
47
47%
47%
48%
47%
45%
48.'A
47
48%
46
48
30%
31%
31
31%
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29
29
24,100
48'A
46
29
1
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100
18%
18%
19
19'A "
19%
31 %
31
31'A
a
28%
28%
28%
136%
137 %
136%
137%
20'A
20%
20
20'A
19*%
20'A
20'/a
20%
20
20'A
91 %
91
32
32 %
32
3,500
13,700
20 y8
20'Ay
91 %7
20%
8,900
.
137%
21%
21
20
No par
-
30-!a
__3
100
18%
28 7
^.^_1
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No.par
1
35 %
7%
44%
Corp
com
(H L) Co Inc....
preferred..
8%
8
7%
25
Co
Greyhound Corp common..
4%%
preferred
$5
*74 "A
7%
No par
Prop—No par
Co
preferred
Green
,
37%
preferred
Northern
1%
6.25
Grayson-Robinson
Great
1%
2 »%
City Steel
(W T)
3%%
1
preferred-No par
Ltd
5
Sugar
17% Dec
12%
21
—1
Co
Financial
22% Jan
Union
Western
17
12%
20%
25'A
5
Granby Mining Co
Grand
Western
19
Aug 12
5%
'
Great
30% Mar 30
5%
4
common..
Great
30% Feb
5,500
f
(W R) & Co
Graham-Paige Corp
34% Aug 12
32% Feb 15
97
8,600
10,800
10
Paper
Jan
5%
25
Rubber.,.
Ry
Aug 19
32% Mar 14
100
27%
___5
Batteries
Northern
82
see
&
Northern
24% Aug 29
7.6
30%
F)
(B
Great
143
*74
27
*™
Great
4
400
75
29%
^
SL
5
89
footnotes,
Brewing Co
4
17
74
5%
1
26
19
*72
5
53% Jan
Feb
5%
50
73%
30%
/_10
26% Jan
>
5%
6,100
41
27 l/a
Inc.j.
52% Jan
18% D6c
75
10,600
*39
«
5%
3.33%
Co
16
20
\79
&
24
128% Jan
5
73
-
30
.No par
Oct
24% May 29
57-%
56%
26%
Co
Dec
24
55%
40
55%
10
37
May 11
57
40
57 %
5%
80c
18
9
56
55%
100
42% May 10
1
Nov
For
141 %
30% Sep
40
26%
Corp
Goodrich
'
16% July 17
39
1
Co
Gould-National
Grace
40 VB
30%
com_____83%c
Cement
Globe-Wernicke
19[
40
26 %
Co
Gladding' McBean
27
14
40%
1
50% Jan
Jan'
39%
29%
B)
preferred
27% May 20
45 Va Nov
40%
26%
Corp
Brothers
2
76 %
1,400
39%
29
*
4
28
600
26%
26 %
1
17y2Dec
4% Jan
80%
26
27%
Inc
41% Nov
1
80%
25%
2.50
Co
$4.50
80 %
25%
100
Portland
Gimbel
80
75%
2.50
Rub
Products
6
19
(series
Getty Oil Co
23
79%
25'%
*73
Corp
Georgia-Pacific
28
105 %
79%
25%
75%
preference
Genesco
Oct
1,700
105 y4
80%
*73
preference
5%%
17 Va Nov
46
105%
8,200
25%
73
Tele & Electronics
100
105%
32%
107
Telephone Co of Florida—
General
3
105%
32
107
10
34% May 31
26
99% Mar
104
104%
104%
32 y4
107
%
25
40%
10c
5
4
1,100
143,000
*38
Corp
25
17
40%
*71
Utilities
Castings
12% Oct
44'% Jan
40%
73
Corp
23% Oct
$1/30
40%
No par
1..10C
24 % Jan
7
40%
6.67
Utilities
Realty &
31%
106%
40 %
41
Service'..
Public
32%
106%
40%
*72
Refractories
20% Oct
21
Nov
31%
105%
*39
Railway Signal
6
a
41
No par
preference^
22% Nov
1
«
.No par
preferred
600
417
32'
104 %
15
•
105%
32
105
40 %
preferred
conv
%
1%
common
series
Precision
conv
2,200
17%
38
Advertising
convertible
6%
3,200
39%
1
preferred
Preferred
4,400
18
_No par
1
240
31%
6%
6%
38%
79%
30%
'
40%
100
4
$5
4,400
17%
73%
common
25
19%
40 %
1
Corp
Motors Corp
108 % Aug
3,100
37%
32
6'/4
100
8
78%
80
31
9,400
137
18%
37 %
4,300
9
137
7%
32 %
No par
Corp
Corp
Mills
k<?8%
7,000
1
preferred
General
*A
8%
60
21%
5
Electric Co
July 13
32
43% May 25
•
111
7
7
112% Mar
22
101 % Jan
58% July
Mar 25
100% Dec
'
38% May
8
37% Aug 25
114
Mar
3
9
101 % Dec
'
*
;
137,
10,300
80
;7 79 %
7%
'
—
iff
8%
*79%
1
9
137
>
'20%
79 %
8%
137 %
•
,
21
78
9
137%
"
><*0
78
_
95
3%
5
Instrument
33 % Dec
EXCHANGE
100
Corp
70% Sep
STOCK
No par
com
Co
61% Aug 18
87
137 %
par
Contract Finance Corp
30% Apr
31
May 21
21%* « 21%#
78
5
preferred
Cigar Co Inc
Dec
6
5
22 %
3%
22%
22%
*93
77%
2
1st
General
*ioy2
95
21%
5
No
31
*93
5
Bancshares
26
94
1.25
common
preferred
General
15% Oct
40
Texas
of
Transportation
Corp
General Bronze Corp
21% Apr
2
2.5 %
1,800
3,700
13,200
Corp
11
$8
50
4
preferred
21
4
3%
voting pref.
conv
General
July 22
9Va Jan
1
com
convertible
$0.60
3ay4 Mar 18
99% Dec
22
30% Jan
146
28
Inc
Acceptance
44/2%
General
9
66% Jan
28
42 % Oct
12% Jan
30
Oct
July
Corp
Wood Industries
16% Oct
2
9% Jan
5
Jan
Gar
Co
32 y2 Oct
Mar 17
33% Oct
6
80 %
i
7% Jun
137
42 y2 Apr 10
45% May 11
25% July
.
8% Dec
May 19
10% Mar 25
26% Jan
May 18
58% Feb.
'414% Jan 22
153
Jan
2
Co
Garrett
13
19
Sep
•
31% Mar 25
Apr
lOVi Sep
22
Gabriel
50% Jun
20
38
Dec 16
12
May 11
26% July 23
56% May 21
2
40% Oct
33
17%
18
*64%
66
.
137
136'/2
137'A
•
2^800
v130
8,800
9.600
'
18%
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■
91
,
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31%
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32
18
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66
66
,
29,500
-
130
8,700
'*8,500
100
.
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(18)
.
.
Monday, January 2, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
•s*
Ranee for
STOCKS
rrevious
Range for Year I960
Year 1955)
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
37
Jan
4
27% Feb
38% Jun
23
8
28
Jun
9
80
Dec
29
88 Vi Apr
8
13
Jan
6
11% Dec
10
94
Jan
9
84% Jan
7
91
Apr
8ep
82
Aug
9
87% May 18
104 Va Mar
3
97
105 Va Mar
4
1
Dec
30
98
Dec
22
4
Monday
97% Jan
11
36% Dec
Corp—
preferred—
k_100
dividend
preferred
__100
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Dec. 29
Dec. 30,
Shares
Dec. 28
32%
32%
32%
32 Va
33
33
33%
63,300
35%
35%
361/a
35%
36%
36 Va
36%
4,900
*83 %
*84
88
'
preferred
-100
preferred
dividend
preferred
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co
100
*101
'J.;.'
^
85%
"84
85 Va
*87%
89
,87
87%
35
*88
92
*88
102
*101
102%
♦101
102
34%
-2.50
a.
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89
102
1013A
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-'
-
92
*88
.
.
' ■;'•.!
...'
—..100
85%
*87 %
85
86%
-
dividend
$5.08
HIGH
35
No par
.
$5 dividend
29
AND
Wednesday
32%
8.33%
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4
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24
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27
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20
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25
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88
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20
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7
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16
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17
55
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7
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3
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1
19
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31
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13
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29
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16
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3
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4
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9
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4
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7
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16
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30
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15
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27
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30
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22
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65% Jan
37
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13
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22
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20
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19
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5%
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Jan
30
47% July 22
27% Oct
25
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4
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15
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13
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2
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13
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24
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5% Sep
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6
30
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26
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14
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30
21
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4
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10
21
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2
24
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41
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12
14
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2
15
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2
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4
79
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8
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28
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15
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29
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14
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25
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13
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31
32
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26
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25
47% Jan
6
35
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9
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24
41
27
62% Dec
30
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4
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5
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25
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41
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22
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26
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17
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11
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8
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8
30
74% Nov
17
109
July 28
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8
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18
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7
13% Aug
7
65
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163
July
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6
145
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55
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8
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5
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23
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29
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24
25
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2
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7
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15
94
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28
10% Sep
56
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14
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15
69
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23
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Mar 20
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4%
19
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6
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30
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25
35
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9
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35
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33
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21
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7%
4
33% Jun
115
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16
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25
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37
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28
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25
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30
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.
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30 %
47 %
100
T
7
Feb
27% Mar 20
20
Jan
*65 ^
20
30%
16%
55 %
.",T'
•
-100
Industrial
Rayon
*
Ingersoll-Rand common
5
29
19
12
15
Apr 29
Oct
8
19
jJXP/a Jan
108
*106%
71
114%
65%
23%
25
'
22% Jan
86%/Apr
108
114%
113
111
30 3A
*30
1
Indianapolis Power <fc Light
25
28
*65
72%
*70
75
*106%
108
*106 »/4
108
9%
—100
common
4.20%
"43% Jan
32
28
Co
44% Aug 15
7
9,200
30%
100
preferred
154
2,000
80%
9%
No par
series A
preferred
4
J3
14%
79%
30V4
5
4.42%
2
29% Oct
14
80 VA
9%
10
4.70%
25
50% Mar 18
14
78%
16'A
1
Co
9
8% Feb
14
80%
29%
50
Illinois Central RR Co
Industria
8% Dec
17% Nov
10
.
14
191/2
5
Idaho Power Co
4
46% July 27
.
3,800
2,800
35
*33%
14
19 Va
25
preferred.:
14
29%
34
19
1
preferred-.
47
Jan
52
29%
51%
29%
34
3,000
..
28% Oct
Jan
51%
800
83
79
*103 Va
30
I
;
21
47
*81%
29%
10
B
Refrigerator
55% Jan
50
83
51%
64i/2
1
24
7
11,900
11%
80'A
*24%
common
NOV
149
'l*"
50c
;
preferred
40
21
87%
11%
:: -
136
52%
117
preferred series A
21% July 29
41% Oct
86%
•
135%
35
:-s
116
(Delaware)
40
Jan
11%
29%
52
291/2
64%
100
17
Apr
*81%
83
88%
136
135
116
-
13
7
-*11%
*34
53%
35
9,500
14 %
25
common
Apr
29
86 %
11%
*81%
:
7,400
14
Inc common__3
Jan
40% Sep
45% Dec
88%
136
116
preferred
83
57% Aug 24
2,000
11%
29%
30%
preferred
39
31% Jan
800
9%
35%
26%
20% "
9% »' 9%
*35 Va
116
& Bearing Co_—
of America common
23
18
24%
9%
*35 Va
6,900
25%
20 VA
78%
■
.No par
28% Oct
Feb
*24%
35%
85 %.
134
; 63%
common—5
preferred
Hupp Corp
7
.
Corp
43% Mar 18
38% Oct
J!'
:V'
12.50
5%
5
21% Jan
^24%
,
9%
35%
5
5%
11
27
24%
25
9%
48
■
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd
No par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com
_5
16
Oct
20%
*24%
83
,
:
2.50
preferred
Howe
14
27
16% Oct
9
20 Va
122%
46 VA
■
'
'
'v
25% ~26
*35'/a
12
2,600
261/4
'20%
9 Va
86 %
48%
47%
35%
137
47%
*120
122%
45
25%:
25%
'
48
*120
48%
20
110%
Houston Lighting & Power—No par
Howard Stores Corp
1
4
16% Sep
26
-20%
*70
10
Household Finance
Aug 19
Sep
48%
47%
47%
30
1221/2
47%
*65
Winston Inc
convertible
28
64% Sep
11% Jan
'
461/s
*120
66
Corp
convertible
$2.25
Dec
Mar
46%
122 Va
*65
Corp__
Houdaille-Industries
Dec
85
'
7,400
32%
No par
preferred
77
27
31%
66
common
preferred
Chemical
69
;
26%
66
Mining—,
Oil
80
Sep
' vi/
V,":
'
16% Dec
27
33
100
Co
"convertible
15
18
27
32
23%
common
Electronics
Furnace
67% Dec
2
26%
33%
23%
pfd series A
conv
30% Oct
29
26%
32%
*34
1
(conv)
Corp
27
33
5
.
43 '/a
"
5%%
56
May 19
pfd
Hotels
800
4,100
53%
93%
26%
1
Inc
5
30% July
1
40% Jun
2
July 13
May 20
42% Sep
Apr"29
44 Va Oct
120
16
11'A Oct
39%
Aug 22
6
9% Nov
68
93%
29 Vr
>
.
No par
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
3%% preferred series A
4
60% May 11
93%
*93%
•109%
-
Hewitt-Robins
24% July 13
9
■'
\
.
,
No par
Corp
Hertz Co
93%
52%
;
2 1/12
pfd
971/2
97
*81%
-
■
A
Chocolate
3,500
136
100
class
conv
23%
*llVa
,.
_25
preferred
$2
Hershey
22%
83%
:
t"
"
111% Aug 26
119% Dec
23%
*35%
_No par
common
23%
9%
r.
1
Motors
8
24
24%
■
_lo
preferred
700
24
20
•v
100
common..-
25%
24%
'
25
& Co
W)
"
—5
noncumulative
25%
25 Va
"
1
_—
42%
*120
50
common
Jan
•4% Jan
22%
(G
7%
*[
■
—1
preferred
(W E)
Helme
5
Aug
Co
82% Dec
9
18 % Oct
3.65%
7
36
18'
Jan
Aug 30
Dec 16
J)
•;£
—5
—
43'A
25%
48%
•
5
(H
•
'
common
43
25%
46 Vb
■
5
Marx
7
29% May 12
80
&
Jan
4
32% Jan
Schaffner
Corp of America
Dec
28
■"
■
1.25
% %
13
88 % Dec
17
37% Feb
,
4
43%
25%
26%
1
Co
preferred-,
Haveg Industries vtnc
Hayes Industries Inc
9 % May 25
11
Hat
Chemical
43
2 5'A
*52%
32%
HOLIDAY
7.50
com
*52 Va
43%
26 Va
53%
*93
1
100
143
May 20
90% May
Hart
22
EXTRA
2.50
Corp
Corporation——
Harshaw
6
38 Va Apr
Co
preferred--.
Harsco
Aug 31
11% Jan
29
64% Jan
Dec
2
,
24
100
;
Harris-Iritertype
11
26
Jan
CLOSED
—1
preferred
Paper
EXCHANGE
•
6%
16
29 VA Jan
31
22'A May 26
13
35% Nov
5
50 Va Dec
convertible
53%
42%
*25%
*52%
STOCK
V
5
Organ Co_:
Harbison-Walker Refrac
Mar 24
129
21% May 24
4%
■
5
(W F) Printing Co
Hamilton Watch Co common-:
6
57'A Jan
24
25
1
Hall
4
24
18% Oct
Sep
Jan
5
Oct
34% Oct
122% July
55
'
.
Water
48 Va Nov
l-'<
.
M2%
-
36
12%
37%
'12%
38
12%'
39
•
<
!
,
'
•
-
12%
13
38%,
39%
1
-
.12%
39
;•
! 13%-
39%
.
.
4,100
11.300
Volume
Number
193
6017
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle"
(19)
NEW YORK'STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1959
Range for Year I960
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
NEW
YORK
Highest
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Dec. 26
Par
19
Dec. 27
AND
HIGH
Wednesday
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Dec. 29
-
Dec. 28
Dec. 30.
Shares
•
K
•
A.
37
Feb
9
65 ?
32
Sep 29
86
Oct
5
42% Jan
July 27
12
93 % Feb
10
120
42 % Dec
31
48
107
Feb
10
135
July 27
101
Sep
30
107
Nov 23
130'
July 27
105% Oct
3
46 % Oct
July
Feb
57% Apr
20
737/e Nov
18
79 Vi Sep
86
Sep
25
82 % Jun
19
8
24
45
74
Jan
17
Mar 11
82
92% Jan
Mar
93
72% Sep 21
34% Nov
5
88% Feb
39 % Feb
50
2
11 % Dec
28
11
4%%
59 Va Dec
23
Kansas
6
85% Feb
6
11
Jan
36
64
447/b Oct
7
22 % Sep
28
117% Feb
43
Jan
7
59
Apr
1
74% Nov
16
non-cum
Kansas
51% Dec
39% Apr
2
6
30 Va Aug
Power
Kelsey
&
57%
100% Jan
6
55% Jan
8
65% Dec
39
58% Nov
18
4% %
5
7
46% Jan
11
89% Dec
20
"93
18% Dec
21
King-Seeley
25% Dec
2
31 Va Jan
6
22
51% Mar 13
77
29
85
Feb
13% May
6
21
Nov
30% Nov
4
35
Aug
Dec
32% Nov 24
29
34% Jan
46% Jan
4
7
82 Vt Apr
65 %
14% Feb
17
27% Sep
29
33
7
36 % Dec
5
Korvette
12
Jan
19% Jun
10
34% Jan
6
Kress
5
11 Va Dec
5
20 Vt Jan
8.
Kroehler
25% Oct
28
36% Mar
2
Kroger
Oct
21
36
Jan
5
K
.
V.
;
■
'
.
P
Laclede
21
23% Jan
22
18% Feb
10
25% Dec
29
6
34% Jan
22
27% Mar 11
36% Dec
21
3% Dec
17
4% Mar 11
4
Jan
11;
22
Jan
25
Lane
23% Jun
20
Lear
30
24'A Jan
6
Mar 15
13 Vb Jan
6
32 Vt Aug
1
24% Jan
8
34 Va Apr
7
3% July 12
27
Jun 27
15% Oct
21
23% Nov
2
13% May
21% Sep
18
30% Mar 23
10% Feb
12
29
15% July
10
8
2,
37% Jan
25% Oct
25
6
1 Va Dec
22
16 Va Sep
2
20
3% Apr
Sep 22
1% Jan
26
6% Dec
30
10% Jan
26% Sep
22
36
27 Vb
27
par
74 V8
74%
74
53
53%
52%
2.50
Oct
63%
Jun^
29
28-*/4 Sep
70 Va Jan
22'
9 Va Oct
5
12 Va Dec
6
Nov
13
9% Sep
21
63
Dec
24% Sep
73
18
10% Mar
39% Apr
'
36% Nov
112% Dec
29% Jan
96
37% Jan
91 Va Jan
13
46% Jan
26
7
139% Jan
26
36% Apr
15
2
Dec
16
104
79% Dec
30
Jan
Nov
18
28
Sep
23
61% Jan
34 Vt Aug
10
Lionel
96% Dec
20
Litton
32% Jan
4
Lockheed
25
88
July 10
Jan
27
22
July 29
71% Jan
7
"15%
18% Nov
104% Mar
5
Loew's
34% Apr
5
Aug 31
65%
24,900
26
27'A
164,500
33 V4
33%
33
33 Vt
32%
33
1,800
87
86 %
88%
87%
88%
6,100
17%
18
17
17%
33 Vt
33%
89%
87
88%
X18Vb
18%
18
18
25 %
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25 Va
25%
3,300
36%
37
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
37 Vt
12,000
79
73%
78%
78
78
78%
78%
240
33
32%
33%
17,200
28%
27%
28%
5,700
22%
21%
22%
11,700
118
Sep
'3c
:
w
32 Va Jan
44% Oct
47% Dec
87 Vt Nov
Sep
Belt Co
Sep
1
142
20'A Jan
6
28
18
7% Jan
21 % Dec
41% Dec
7%
44 % Nov
4
2
51% Dec
27
93% Jan
Louisville
14
Lowenstein
Lukens
83
July 12
124
Aug 16
Oct
6
May 19
4
71
Dec
81
22
23
18
Dec
30.
...
Dec
65 Ve Nov
9
81
16
21
"71%
Dec
11
Sep~22
Jun
23
4 % Jan
6
55
21
•
-
17
19% July
26
27 Va Jan
5% Jan
«6
Mallory
,
■*
8-
El Co
36
Apr
-
..
6
Masonite Corp_—
1
May
78
72
Jan
19„
Aug 26"
*
65% Jan
71 % Aug
4
29
\
3%%
<r
72
-
21
M
41% Dec
21
McCall
40% Jan
15
McCord
16
15%*Feb
29
5
5
12
70
Dec
Dec
94Va Aug
85
Dec
Nov
18
58
16
19
18
May
30
48% July 16
28
Oct
80 Ve Feb
19
9
39 Va Jan
-
r
65'A Feb
31
14% Dec
21% July 17
24
Nov
4
McDonnell
McGraw-Edison
11
31% Oct
20
35% Jan
51 !A Jun
8% Feb
13
10% Sep
11
5% Dec
20 % Jan
2
27% Dec
10
15% Dec
41% Jun
24
Dec
8
2
29% Dec
Dec
30
7
26
85% Apr
23% Jan
23% Jan
38
Jun
"T 85
22»
91% May 15
Feb
9
17
85
Feb
6
8
70
Dee
14
see
page
Mead
30% Dec
25% Mar 10
73
Jan
70
Jan
58% Mar
8
26
8
8
,
84% Sep.
^37
-
Dec
96% Jun
84
30
2-
Aug 31
85 •% Dec
23
27%
91%
92%
17,200
CLOSED
27 Vb
27%
21 Va
28
27%
28
27%
27%
31,800
j
116
■
-
16'A
16
16 Va
16
EXTRA
20%
20%
20%
21 Va
20%
46%
47%
46%
48
46%
138%
140
*99
&
Merck
$3.50
&
Co
139%
40%
*84 Va
85%
*84'/a
85%
*87
88
33
40 Va
*136
138%
*84%
*87
"X
*136
138%
.
51%
51
51 Va
49%
50'A
50'A
51
40
88
41
76,500
60
137
51%
51
51 Va
800
51
50%
51 Vt
9,200
50%
*51%
14%
14%
14%
14 Vt
14%
7,300
52 Va
51%
53%
52
53%
14,100
16%
16%
16%
16'A
16%
7,100
Va
10
16%
16%
10
x27'A
27'A
26%
26%
*114 Va
118
114%
114%
*113%
33 Va
34
33%
33%
32%
,
42%
47%
48
83 %
82%
41%
42 Vt
| 500
46%
47 Vt
47
47%
4,200
83 Va
83%
83 Vt
83 Vt
20%
20%
20%
21
11,400
39%
38 Vt
39
13.600
84
38%
39'A
38%
39%
1
46 Va
48
46%
47'A
47'A
1
36%
37%
36%
37%
36
1 1 'Vb
1%
1%
1%
15%
16%
16 Vt
17
17
17
21
21 'A
21
21%
21
21 Vt
12.50
4%
1
."
ft——
12 Va
24%
25
3,300
17%
21%
4,000
4%
1,500
21
.
4%
54
12%
12%
12%
12%
24%
24%
24%
25
19%
20 Vb
26,800
53 Vt
53%
2,600
20%
19%
20%
53%
53 Vt
53%
55--
55%-.
55.%..
C2%
29% "
44 Va
45 Vt
74%
74%
61'A
*90 Vt
29%
63
29 Vt
30,
30%
) 23 Va
297/«
44 Va
44%
75
75
*75
76%
*67
*76 Va
77 Va
22%
23'A
22%
23%
38%
_100
-1
-No par
38 %
38 Vt
74
75
*75
76%
50
67
*67
68
70
77%
*76%
77%
23 Vt
5,900
%
7 000
44 Vt
387/a
,
190
"
*76%
23
22%
38%
38%
37%
-36%
37%
37%
39%
22%
38
36
37'/a
36%
38
39'A
40'A
39%
39%
40'A
iiv8
39%
No par
30%
30%
30%
31
30%
30%
30Va
30%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
50c
12%
711/4
*70%
71'A
*70%
99
*98
par
71 Va
*70%
100
100
preferred
*;,8
*.
85
100
,
*70%
99
*98
•
85%
6,000
1,900
700
22,000
71 Vt
140
99
98
98
86
86 %
28
28
86%
29 Vt
13,600
24%'
16,600
31
11,600
„•
85%
85
85%
9,100
74
67
68
7*7%
-
5,800
41%
75
75
•
76%
67
67
.
:
43%
*74
44
».
*76%
—No par
7,800
25,000
■
:■
•
93
61%
62'A
'
8.200
58 'A
—...5.6:.:..:;,
93
*90'A
62%
61%
60 Va
...1.55..%.. ...5.5.%-
V
93
*90'A-
93
*75
3,100
12%
*53%
'
29 %■*
»
900
24%
21
54%
5
4 900
*16%
4%
19%
19%
53'A
No par
16,800
1%
35%
1%
12%
12%
5
1
*90'A
4%
4%,
49%
36%
48
37%
,
420
1%
48%
1%
15,100
x24 Vt
1
:
series
4%
4%
40
43
*42
38%
10
1,000
115
33%
.47%;
20'A
20%
115
32%
•'
20
27%
26%
,<
115
33%
43
47
82%
27
27
20 Va
42%
42%
1
100
580
1
2.50
27%
2 5'A
24%
25%
24%
30%
31 Va
30%
31%
30%
31 Vt
30%
109%
108 Va
1091/a
109 Va
109 Va
.109%
109%
.15 VB
15%
15%
1,000
27%
28%
4.700
.25 Vt
25%
2,600
4,400
28%
107
_3
class
.—
27
"29
24%
25%
1
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
No par
2 8'A
28%
28Vt
28%
28
28%
2 5'A
A
.".
25
9
25'A
25 Va
25Va
25
37%
No par
Inc
38%
37%
38%
37%
38%
37 Vt
38 Vb
57/u
5%
5%
5%
5%
,
1
5%
5%
15%
16'A
15%
16
15%
16
15%
16
33 Vt
34
34 VB
34%
34 Vt
35'A
2,300
7,600
1,600
5,500
5
33%
34%
*87%
88 Va
88
88
88
88
89%
30
100
23%
23 Vb
23%
23%
24
24'A
26%
2.900
No par
23'A
30
30
30%
4,800
Inc
common-.
Co
30 Va
30 Vs
29%
80'/a
79Va
79 Va
*79 Va
35%
35%
36
36%
37
83
16%c
29%
35'A
.
„—3%
No
preferred
/*88
*79 Va
1
100
common—
Linotvpe
5%
10
Cement
Co
28%
24%
1
(1st series)
Corp
Inc
5,300
85%
%
137
137
137
x51 %
.
41%
40%
310
43%
101 Va
88
*87
39
138
41%
85%
*84%
88
37 %
17,700
*100
101%
*100
101
41,890
138
42
41%
41%
*79%
"
*87
—
I——
Co
Stores
Mergenthaler
-
,
16
common—
Shoe
40 Va
101
12,900
22 VB
47%
16
16
14%
preferred series B
Mercantile
138 Va
140'A
40'A
16%
21'A
47
46%
21%
HOLIDAY
12,500
52
Co
Portland
Melville
4%
•'
'
V.
14%-
preferred
preferred
Medusa
7
29
45
26%
92%
52%
Trucking Co
Corp
4%%
29 % Mar 16
21
30% May 25
Nov
McLean
14
20 Ve Nov
44%
27%
91'A
14%
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
7
Apr
77% Jan,
71
For footnotes,
Jan
88
2
67
44% Jan
48
7
-
4
4
44%
27%
93 •■';'
138
Products
Robbins
&
11,900
44%
28 Va
91%
51%
Publishing
(AG)
McKesson
15
9
7
Nov 28
31% Aug
2
95% Mar 26
Jan
28'A Jan
20
McKee
47.500
27'A
Vt
-50
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
23
Nov
25%
92%
44
:
.—5
McGregor-Doniger Inc
4
2
32
23%
24%
1
(J Ray) & Co Inc
Aircraft Corp.-.
29
18% Jan
3.200
27%
50
preference B_
11
27
'■>
52 Vt.
\
v..
convertible
McGraw-Hill
44%
10
52'A
91%
43%
1947 series_No par
convertible
27% Nov
30
44
23%
.
4,400
>145% 145%"
52^4
21 Va
5
common
45% Jan
109% Dec
23%
81%
8l%.'aM:
•146
52
3
5
8
23%
81%
*145
100
—No
Corp
McDermott
V
■■
100
;;
conv
.32%
u
.-!■ '' ,(■
■n
52%
.10%
;.
STOCK
1945 series_No par
xnc
24
V 21% July 25
18
$5
5%%
24 Va
10
100
Corp
3%%
8
30
24% May 11
78
,52.'A
81%
146
*145
52%
1
Corp_
McCrory
29
Dec
86 Va Dec
99
5
27
A
147
23 Vb
1
—
Inc——
40% Dec
3
C
W)
(J
81 Vt
81 Va
81 Vt
*145
•
!Q% "J
2,300
EXCHANGE
10
—
preferred' 1959
22 % Mar
29% Oct
^25
.
——
$3.75 preferred
7
17
18,000
—.
$3.40 preferred
•
77% Aug 31
Jan >12
'
1
Feb
10%
common^-!
Dept. Stores
$3.75 preferred
Aug 31
79
,\
May?
51
•*10%
Exploration
20
28
25% Nov
Oil
53 Ve Aug
.
26% Feb
87
"lt>%
2.50
Maytag Co
50
10%
Shirt——
i
65% Dec
.
14
21
10%
^
36% Jan
12
V 26% Oct 19
18
37% Sep
10'/a
Marquette Cement Mfg Co__
4
Marshall Field & Co com-No par4lA% ' preferred--—100
Martin
Co
l.:j—_
1
21% Sep
Dec
20,400
v;
'
44% Jan
33
2,600
51
1
93
5
29
24
50
series A_—
59
Oct
32% Dec
75 Vt
23%
50%
Co Inc cdmmon„
4
July 29
Dec
74%
23%
49%
5
40% May 23
44% Feb 17
31
72
74%
23%
50 Vt
100
Marquardt Corp——
9
Feb
73%
23%
49%
100
6
24
94 Va Feb
73
23%
50%
common
21,
Feb
31
72
24
,
Forbes
&
54% Dec
Mar 31
77% Dec
74
49%
Inc
40 Va Jan
12
11,400
3.33%
& Sons
25
Dec
17,000
72%
com
22
-Mar 28
4%
27%
x23%
Co__
'• 16% Oct
89% Jan
500-
4 Vt
•
5
(Ky)_No par
Maremont 'Automotive
5
19% Feb
27%
27'A
4%
27%
1
Marine Midland Corp„_
72 Va Jan
31
4%.
27%
100
-4
?• Mar 26
13% Dec
4%
26%
preferred-!
22
31
,
4'A
26%
—4
Co
18% Jan
40% Oct
Dec
4'A
x26 Va
com
Co—
43% Nov
38
4'A
1
.
29% Jan
72 % Mar 17
82
par
-
31
•
17
1
29
28 Va Sep
14
17 VB
5
22 V» Oct
7
17% Dec
17 Vb
17
/
7
Maracaibo
30
9
16%
Manning Maxwell & Moore
Oct
Mar
16%
Co
18
42
54
17'A
5
(P R)
Manhattan
31% Dec
37% Jan
21,800
17'A
•;
No par
& Co
Manati Sugar Co_____
9
32% Nov
5,800
1%
Copper-:——
Magnavox
^
,
2
30
27%
1 Vb
Fund Inc.
Magma
7
2
50'A Jun
»; 59% Jan
26
18% Jun
Jan
11%
27%
1%
common—
preferred
29
27% Dec
11 Va
27%
1 Vb
'
preferred (w w)_"
18
32%
12%
27%
1 Va
No
Corp
D
(M)
(R H)
4Va.%
Madison
■
.
11%
27%
preferred—
Macy
r-
"
71
11%
1 Vb
Trucks. Inc
5'A%
17
Dec
85% Aug
48
•>
17
Oct
24
53% Feb
10%
27%
1 Vt
—No par
A
11
27%
Inc
&
Steel
6%
Mack
2,600
1 Vb
Inc—
Co
MacAndrews
*
3%
10%
Lykes Bros Steamship Co
0
49% Feb
30
4% Jun
46% May 22
46
52% Jan
7
Jan
12% Dec
\
62%: May 11
34
"1.500
39
3%
27%
Nashville—'
&
6
19% Sep
26
32% Jan
25%
*37
3%. V" 3%:
1
preferred—
4
15% Nov
•
10
Oct
25%
••
39
I
3%
15
preferred
(P)
4
1% Jun
.
88
25%
3%
10
preferred—
series
Jan
31% Feb
33
12
42 % Jun
25%
*37
38%.
28,700
Lighting
Louisville Gas
1
-
28% July 30
59% Jan
25%
*37
70O
series E preferred-
4.35%
Lorillard
91 Va Jan
37% Mar- 7
9
2
25 Vb
38%
8,100
Co
conv
21
28
29% Oct
26
7
25 Vb
*37'
14%
.
series B
8
Mar
114% Dec
1
4% Dec
r255/8
—.-,
Island
18
15% Oct
22% Mar 16
16% Dec
6,400
100
Theatres
4.25%
2
30
-
23% Jan
31'A
14%
Glass
Aircraft
4.84%
14
Sep
14% Dec
14
Jun
31
—50c
Link
22
2
33
31
Electronics
22
90
42 Vb
78% Jan
18
6
30%
14%
5%
7
Mar 17
8
31%
14%
Long
16% May,.3
34% May 10
15% Jan
30%
14%
39
■_
22% Nov
31%
14%
27
102
49 % Dec
21
7.% Jan
4,000
12,300
30%
14%
Aug 19
20% Jan
3% Dec. 31
11%
31'A
14%
43 % Dec
8
13
21
14
50% Dec
11 Va
30
5
140'A Dec
Feb
Jan
79
40% Dec
11%
31
14,200
Corp__
■j
V 78
11%
30
177/8
common
52% July
21
4
22'/a
11%
31%
29%
Cement
43% July 10
87% Mar 30
1
23
11%
30%
17%
Gas
2
35% Nov 20
22%
11%
21%
29
Star
30
32% Nov
23%
11 Vt
31
177/B
Star
Jan
47% Oct
22%
'
29%
Lone
i
50% Dec 21
28
28
17%
Lone
78% Sep
17% Oct
37
32 %
28%
*28%
4
Aug
47 V* Dec
9
6
33%
27%
5
Ling-Temco
4
38% Feb
22
123% Jun
32%
28 Vb
18%
7%, preferred—
23
4
5
Jan
35
28
33%
27%
2,500
29
M
27% Sep
*78
,*
32%
Lily Tulip Cup Corp—
4-
130% Mar
6
6,500
63 Va
26%
17 Va
21
8
Nov
69
3,200
19,100
29
Dec
48
20
44% Nov 23
54'A
18%
19
Jan
26
74%
53
28%
30% Jan
Jan
36% Jun
74
54
18
17
96
142% Mar 25
74%
53%
28 Va
17
80
31
74%
53
64%
—50c
Feb
81
131% Dec
74%
5
——
Industries
4
30% Jan
7
26
25%
25
Corp—.
12
34 Va May 18
3
25%
4
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
61
- Apr
14
90% Mar 6
16
27 Vb'
\
60'A
Libby„_l
151
48% July
81% Dec
&
4
111
4
36% Dec
McNeil
23
24% May 16
89
Mar
Libby
Jan
14
5
27
26
27 Va
.
5,800
5
19% Nov
17% July 10
9
28% Sep '21
12,000
10
Corp.
18% May 11
8
4,000
32%
61%
Products
Stores
43% Sep
12% Jan
July~~9
13
51%
31%
-
26%
"
-14% M'ar 23
73% Nov 30
29
12%
50%
31%
3%
Libbey-Owens-Ford
..
57% Jan
1
13
51
31%
*'■-
26
;
46% Nov
140
12%
50 Vt
13
50
"31%
:
&
Lerner
9
24
(■78% May 19
5
3,400
3%
ser
Fink
7
Jan
20
57
pfd
conv
Lehn
Mar
152
14
$1.50
13
28;.j
2
31
48
38
1
Tire
&
79 % Dec
98% Oct
80% Jan
140% Dec
Rubber
Apr
-
37%
l
22
9
38
10
„
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co_,
Lehigh Portland Cement—
"Lehigh Valley Industries com_
8
46% Oct
13% Jan
4,100
*37%
60 %
10
—
—
41
io%
51%
61%
100 G
Corp
4
51%
-*36
26 Vt
5
Bryant
Inc—
Lehman
10
200
51
pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lehigh Valley RR
79% Aug 27
36%
50%
60%
1
common
15
24% Dec
£3
Co
22
57% Dec
10
26%
-1
—
Co
preferred series A
7% Jan
2
J
f:
1
Paper Co
Consolidada 6%
Lee
3% Mar 11
19'A Jun
Gas
4.32%
•
La
29% Jan
7
Nov
%
.
•:
3% Oct "28
Jan
68 Va
<
1
24% July 28
57% Apr 29
;
20
93
93
25
.
4
18% Jan
37
26%
Co—
12
31% Mar
3,700
'
T
28% Nov
14% Dec
&
69%
36%
36
8
:
Sutherland
V
H)
69%
*35%
52%
13
common-:
Mfg Co
67%
36
31%
Co..t
(S
67
'
V
50
Co—
3
100
50
13 Vb
Inc
S)
22
25
19 % Oct
(S
88%
36
12%
30
*87
65%
3614
1,600
87%
36
36
_100
(E J)
Kresge
86
87%
65%
49%
50 %
preferred
4%
76%
*84 V3
85%
49%
x36
31%
common—
59%
*75'/a
86
*84
•
i
88
50
Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc
'
59 Va
76%
85%
*87
31 Vb
Corp„_
59%
76%
*84
88
EXTRA
HOLIDAY
120
59 %
85 %
1
preferred
Thermos
*100 Ve
93
93
1
No
120
40O
*92
*92 '
*84
_50c
Keystone Steel & Wire Co__
11
Jan
16
...
26% Mar
18
77
26
43% Mar
17% Sep
27 % Jun
24
34'/a Oct
700
16,800
*84%
86
.
37% Oct
300
104%
*100
86
*84%
8.75
Co
Indus
Kimberly-Clark
12
45 Vt
41%
104%
76%
.'*84%
*87
50
—
prior
conv
99 Vt
4 5'A
104
58%
*75%
85
—
Land
62% Feb
KLM
57 3A
76
par
—'
57%
-
—
Kerr-McGee Oil
99 Vt
104
120
*92
CLOSED
par
Light Co
Co
County
40%
45 %
45%
'
No
Kennecott Copper
Kern
41'A
101 %
*99
85
EXCHANGE
No
com
preferredElectric Co
&
40%
41%
101
*105
76
STOCK
____-100
Hayes Co_„
Kendall
17
25
7
120
„w_100
——,
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kellogg
Co
30
13
Gas
16% Dec
27 Va Jan
"105
pfd__100
conv
City Southern
4%
Kansas
50j/4 Jan
31% Nov
104%
__100
6
25
104%
City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
preferred
.___100
4.35%
54% July
8
38 Vt Aug 24
16 V8 July 11
July 22
1959)
preferred-
Kansas
21
70% Apr 21
31% Apr 20
54 Va July 22
104
preferred—100
preferred
July 28
25
71% Oct
"101
40%
1
—100
46% Sep 30
36% July 18
5
45%
preferred---,-—
Apr
24
Jan
*44%
.4.20%
23
1
101
46
preferred
30% Oct
Oct
99%
"44%
4.50%
J37% Sep
12
41'a
9- %
50
5
8
23
40%
100
10
Oct
79% Jan
9
31 % Feb
'
20
90
9
43 % Feb
4
Jan
90
62% Sep 29
34% July 12
7
7
(ser of
33 Va
*
-
4%%'convertible
95 Va Oct
13 Va Dec
45% Oct
preferred
Jail
1
Corp
preferred
convertible
125
25
Chem
4%%
13
8
&
4Va%
122 Vt Jan
82% Mar 18
4
90% Oct
•
.
6
86% Jan
41% Hay 12
50% July 31
July 27
41% Feb 17
5 '
May
4%
33% Nov
•34
47
Alum
3.80%
12
Sep
111 Va Jan
Kaiser
79'/a Aug 17
38% Aug 28
13
28 % Jan
Mar
6
87
May 20
5
89% Feb
85'/a July 10
£
80% May 23
27
••98
23
_
54% Jan
85 Vt
86%
84 Va
84%
77%
76'A
76'A
77%
77%
425
82%
80%
81
80 Va
81 Vt
3,200
*'76
par
82%
1
24.
'/
79
85
29%
;
-
83%
*76
81
■.
.
79%
80%
*
79%
36 Va
-37
84
85'A
40
1,100
11,600
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(20)
20
.
.
Monday, January 2, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range for Year
Year 1959
Highest
Lowest
16% Not
Lowest
22% Fob
18
83% Jan
15
74% Dec
22
37
18% Feb
23
1
70% Jan
4
18
IS
74% Jan
I
Dec
28
98
Mar 13
30
88
Mar 31
I 75% Feb 15
87
74% Not
12
84 Va Dec
30
Jan
23
68
16
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc..
14
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
90'/a
89,
89
*89
90%
*89
81
81
81
*81
82%
82
82
Nov
14
3.80%
*81
82 Va
*81
82 Va
82%
*81
4.45%
100
♦89
92
*89
92
92-
90
31%
30%
31%
43%
43 '/a
43 Va
Jan
4
Dec
33 % Dec
20
Middle
58
Jan
22
Midland
59% Feb
22
3
South
39
May
I
40% Nov' 15
Midwest
26% May 16
20% Feb
15% Oct 21
123% FW>
Midland-Ross
8
5%%
1st
31% Dec
14
39
Jan
22
16% Jan
2
25
Jun
19
38
20
Jan
11
Oct
24
88
Jun
17
Minn
Apr
19
33% Jan
4
24
17% May 12
29% May
41% Jan
8
16% July
41% Mar IS
23
July 12
7
Mar 10
-
38% Aug 31
36V4 Dec
28
37% Jan
4
24% Dec
29
33% Dec
7
48% Jan
6
29% Jun
18
39
Jan
15
Missouri
17
17
22% Sep
1
Missouri
7% Oct 26
15% Jan
11
Mohasco
20% Jan
30
8
18% Apr
27
60
9
70
Feb
68% Jan
8
Aug
B
78% Aug 14
60
12% Nov
24
16
Jan
19
18% Nov
23
24
Jan
29
11% May 9
11% Oct 26
11 Va Dec
22
18% May 28
14% May 26
56% July 27
35% Sep 29
55% Jan
4
26% Mar
33 % Dec
30
Jan
2
8
27 Va Dec
28
35% Mar
22
21
1
70
Oct
12
9% Dec
2
13
6% Dec
29% Aug 31
Sep
Not
9
21% Jan
8
25
14
27% Aug 28
25
Feb
24
37
Oct
10
20% Oct
7
36% Jan
2
21% Mar
40Va Feb
3
53% Dec
23
12% Oct
27
24% Feb
24
8
25% Oct
24
Missouri Pacific
80% Mar 11
87% Mar 23
15 % Jun
23
19% Jan
6
13% Jan
11
25% Sep
22
43% Jan
2
23% Sep
22
32
Dec
Monon
16
57% Sep
37% Oct
40
Dec
53% Jan
31%
31%
31 %
31%
2,200
35
35%
35%
36
36 %
2,300
36%
36
36%
-36%
36%
31,200
35%
36
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35 Va
3,000
11,500
5
No
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 %
24 %
24%
24%
33 Va
34%
33%
34%
33%
34
33%
34%
3%
3%
3 %
3%
3%
4
3%
3%
40
par
40%
40
40%
35
34%
20%
20 %
20%
8%
7%
8
62
*60%
62
71
*71
72
—100
♦60
62
'60
100
*70
72
W0
72
I
Tool—
13
13 Vs;
13%
par
6%
2
44%
25
Utilities
*9%
10%
27
23% Jan
7
19 % Dec
Sep 28
28% Jan
6%
46%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
x30 %
30%
*35 %
27%
28
11%
11%
34 Va
32%
Corp
Industries
Brass
25
21
30
53% Mar
Murphy
Co
31% July 24
24% nOT
4
29% Sep
Murray
Corp
Inc__^
Co
Munsingwear
a-
23,700
AA
A
28
27%
28 %
77,300
11%
11%
12
13,800
33%
32%
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14.700
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12
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40
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37%
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3,200
2,600
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33%
33%
31
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10
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39%
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37,800
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37%
100
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46%
46
30%
38
10
6%
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45%
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28%
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10
6%
45%
32 %
27%
98
2,900
30 Vs
par
No
& Co__
1,900
13%
6%
39%
&
12%
5
36%
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12 %
13%
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9%
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2,500
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par
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.
44%
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45
2,600
51,700
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par
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13%
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Co
7%
62
39%
17% Oct
10,500-
:
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20
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47 Va Dec
5,300
15,800
40%
40
40%
40
—1
4
5,100
35
34%
24
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31%
8%
Montgomery
Sep
24,800
19%
Moore-McCormack
19
74%
35
11
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73 %
8 Va
7
L
74
19%
4
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72%
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19
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74
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7,900
10
34%
American shs__l,000 lire
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8,400
10 "T
9%
35 %
-1.25
Oil
21,700
\
8%
14% Jan
Motor
31%
20
19%
47% Jan
4
72%
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20
34%
28
Motorola
1G%
75
5oo
144
19 %
7%
29
May 31
10
Mining & Chemical—
shares
1,000 lire
Stamped
Morrell
10 %
144
19%<~
19%
Power
Monterey
9%
72%
19%
142%
20%
20
144%
34%
——_
American
10
19%
1
Montana-Dakota
12
21
18%
140 Va
19%
300
•4A-a 40
'2,800
39%
145%
19%
19%
143%
19%
HOLIDAY
39%
5
Inc
Chemical
Montana
39%
Co—6.25
class
B
40
:
34%
Inc
RR
Class
39
95
*93%
common__5
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Monsanto
38%
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Cement
preferred
Co
93 Va
6,500
I
;
34%
preferred-.—
4.20%
Mojud
93%
50
Service Co
10% Sep
23
32 A
.42 %
50
10
class A
Industries
Monarch
11% Aug 22
31% Aug
Portland
12% Nov
24"
9
31%
42
50
No par
RR
60% Oct
Feb
32
—1
1
RR
Public
3%%
95
18%
2.50
Paper
Light
&
26% Sep
16
EXTRA
50
40
~40
43%
31%
*42
50
50
140%
CLOSED
No par
Corp
Missouri-Kan-Tex
Montecatini
20% Jan
par
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
6
10
"*89 Vs
50%
38%
EXCHANGE
Mission
35
STOCK
1
1.50
1
Maries-No
S S
Corp
16
15
*93%
10
Ontario
&
Maid
Aug
Dec
8
Minute
Mission
_6% Jan
Jun
&
Minnesota Power
20
12% Jan
38% Jan
Minnesota
50%:
100
Mining & Mfg—
3% Dec
52% May 25
45% July 29
3
common
Corp..—,
Paul
2
,
Corp
preferred
Oil
Minn St
30
16
23
4% Sep
V
17
27
31% Dec
Jan
Sep 28
4
4
49 % Apr
8
5
31% Feb
Mar"5
28
1
24% Jan
28
16
31% Apr
Jan
1
Chem Philipp Corp
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Reg
Minneapolis Moline Co
:\-
178% Jun
Bep 28
9
July 21
8
17
60
17
10
Minerals &
2
34
Inc
*81
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90%
82
*
2
14% Dec
19% Nov
Utilities
Enterprises Inc
40% Jun
24% Mar 20
30
,
90
,30%
*42
.
-
82
Aug 11
preferred series
preferred series
100
95
41
29 V« July 29
4,100
16,200
82%
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*80
95% Dec
150
82
*81
82 Va
*88
B
9
82
177,600
43%
100
Jan
9
82
41%
100
88
28
35% Oct
100
...
preferred series
27
18% Feb
44 Vs
preferred series
Feb
15 % Oct
42.%
42'/a
43 Va
43%
M
18
111 Va Jan
42%
3.85%
92
*.
44
44%
9%
45 Va
4.35%
2
29
Shares
9%
43%
9%
8
12
33 Va Dec
Dec. 29
8%
10
60% Not
;
43%
*81
the Week
-
8%
8%
Friday
Dec. 30
Oct
48% July 25
83% Jan
8%
44
No par
pfd
Thursday
82
2
39% Jan
Dec. 28
Dec. 27
8%
5
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
93% Sep
29% Mar 16
Deo
Dec. 26
12.50
Co
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
71% Jan 19
Apr 28
99% Mar 11
33
Machine
Mesta
84
63% Jan II
75% Not
84
Par
Merrltt-Chapman & Scott
45% Dec
Nov
Monday
r-
EXCHANGE
16
28
24% Jim
LOW
STOCK
YORK
Highest
8% Dec
42% Dec
Mar 19
88% Apr
•
NEW
25
82% July
6
27% Jun
I960
%
5,600
18
18%
1.8 Vs
18 Vs
18%
18%
18
%
18%
1
47%
47%
48
48
47%
48
47 %
47%
1.000
10
27%
27%
27
27%
26%
27
26 5 «
27
4,200
1
30%
32%
31v
31%
30%.
31% %
5
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14 Vs
13%
13%
13%-
14
13%
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1
45%
46
45%
47%
46%
48
47 %
48
1
10
10 %
10
10%
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10
10%
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of .America-.
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13% Nor
•
13% Feb
19% j*ly i«
1
66"Vs Jun
17
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Corp
Natco
Corp
12% Nov
10
18
•
13
Mar 30
16
Jun
17
50 Va
Sep
18
40
Oct
13
54% Jan
4
National
Acme
16% Dec
23
63% May •
29% Jan 23
10
Dec
1
17% Jan
4
National
Airlines
24% Sep
21
49% Jan
Jan
34% May
25% Apr 25
49% Mar 21
<
IS
66% Dec
30
22
164% Apr
3
Sep
10
14% Jan
12
55 Va Sep
25
80
20 % Jun
46% Feb
28 % Jun
142
8
90
21
Dec
Sep
National
Aviation
30
National
Biscuit
12
July 18
11 Va Mar
1
National
Can
70% Jun
3
National
Cash
49% Oct
26
20 Va Nov
28
Jan
B
12
32% Jan
IB
2
64% Jun
12
44% Jan 20
66'A Dec
5
8
35% Deo
7
24% Dec
6
35 Va Jan
11
Apr
•
81% Dec
13
24% Jan
21
109
23
Jun
1
52% Sep
24
Nov
19
84
32% Aug 22
777/s Nov
157% Aug
31
104
May
9
Jan
21% May 27
24Va Jan
11
National
Fuel
49% Oct
19
59
Jan
4
National
Gypsum Co common
20
98
Oct
10
78
19
109% Jan
4
160
9
132% Aug
J
10
159
3
144% Jan
6
31
134% Mar 12
120% Jan
19
Aug IB
17% Oct
19
Aug 28
24 Va Dec
6
43
Jan*
25% Oct
12
40
Jan
14
98% Jan
4
9
Mar
Jan
2
22
28% Jan
2
44
37% Dec
3
38% Deo
74% Jan
7
98% Aug
6
40% Mar 13
8
23% Dec
15
17% Sep
22
24% Mar 2B
9% Jun
10
14% Not
13% Jan
7
68
27% Nov
24
24
28% Jan
20% Jan
12
7
21
6
8
Lead
6V0
Linen
National-Standard
National
Steel
National
Sugar
28
National
Tea
31
13
Jan
4
National
Theatres
25
29% Jun
10
National
Vulcanized
29
Feb
26
10
Dec
1
24
13
Nov
1
15
Natonas
29
Nautec
4
Neisner
Bros
Newberry Co (J J)
19
19% Jan
4
22% Aug
75% Jan
8
85
22
86% Apr 30
107% Mar 11
16
49% Mar 13
22
68 V. Oct
35
27
25% Feb
34% Oct
22
May 6
33% May 11
23% May 11
14% Dec
6
6
36% May 22
26
30,000
84'a
83%
84
3,100
23%
23%
5,300
56% .57%
7,700
24'/s
56%
56'/a
57%
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•
93 Va
85%
60%
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86
8,200
93%
84%
85%
85%
86%
143 %
149
149 Va
125%
125%
125%
126
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127
140
22%
22 Va
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23
23
23
1,900
25
24%
25
6,900
150%
14,700
152
340
25%
24%
25%
24%
28%
29
29
29%
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30
30
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81
80%
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81%
81%
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19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
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15%
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15%
16
5%
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21
,
20%
v
15%
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21 Va
20%
15%
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5%
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5%
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a
600
28,000
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5%
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5%
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22%
22
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29
36%
37 %
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29
28%
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29 Va
36%
36%
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81
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22
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63
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63
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25
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common
1,300
.
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1,900
■
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29
33 % Oct
9
29% Sep
v
1
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Neptune Meter Co
40% July 11
79% Aug 19
74% Dec
25
24
24%
93%
'
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1
—
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5
24
2
20%
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23
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4
Co
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par
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Television
&
55
62%
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4,900
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24
56
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28
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t
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150
9
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14% Mar
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4% Oct
Nov
82%
_1
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4% July 22
61
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Corp
Corp__
18% Oct
4
21%
59%
61 Va
100
Steel
&
21%
21%
26%
par
100
Service
Malleable
63
1,100
2,200
15,500
74%
149%
8%
8%
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30
74%
a
62%
61%
25 Vs
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common
A
preferred B_
National
Natl
Co
preferred
75'a
149%
61%
1
No
74 %
149%
8%
60
_10
Co
4
18
37% Apr
43% Feb
National
7%
Gas
preferred
15
6
15
132% Sep
24% Dec
31
27% Nov
9
36% Jan
23% Jan
Sep 28
Aug
18% Oct
10% Mar 24
24
71 % Dec
Dec
Deo
Sep
$4.50
75
149
8%
21 %
—100
88 Va Dec
Feb
Jan
series of 1951-
pfd
EXTRA
HOLIDAY
5
Corp com._5
27
Jun
12
Chem
29%
74
60%
—1
Inc—
Products
2B
145
5% Nov
4 Va %
Lines
&
30
29%
29%
29'a
149
8%
5
Apr
97% Feb
71
104
22 Va Dec
Register
City
CLOSED
10
•'•■
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-
148
74%
148'/4
32%
31%
29%
72%
EXCHANGE
100
_
Dairy
Distillers
STOCK
10
common
Corp
National
29%
5
Corp
Co
preferred
National
Natl
11
120 % Dec
17
7%
_
_
Co
13
143% Jan
8
_
29 V« Mar
8
2
Aug 30
79% Jan
6
3%',$>
New
New
—100
preferred
England
Electric
Newmont
32% Jan
pfd.100
10
Mining Corp
Newport
News
Ship & Dry
7
New
York
Air
31 "Va Jan
6
New
York
13
No
Y
New
Haven
Hartford
&
par
-
*
24%
5
Brake
\N Y Chicago & St Louis Co-'
N
:
■
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Central
39% Jun
v
—
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47% Aug 22
1
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16
>
38 Vs
15
.
60
1
10
64
62%
62%
44%
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44 Va
45
25
24%
12,300
7,800
14,700
25
24%
4,200
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15%
16%
16%
16%
15%
16%
86,700
38%
38'a
38 Va
38%
38%
38
38%
21,500
Co—
-
6% Dec
29
10% Jan
6
3% Oct
25
6% Jan
24
20% Jan
8
4% Oct
25
,12% Jan
5
24 V. Dec
29
38% Feb 17
12% Dec
7
27% Jan
11
Preferred
25% Dec
11
71% Dfec
29
84% Mar 11
33% Dec
15
41% Jan 14
65
Sep
27% NOT *13
'
18
73% Apr
33% May 8
73% Jan .4
33% Mar 15
1
65% Jan
69
Dec
23
77% Apr
74
Dec
21
85% Mar
3
74% Jan
88% Apr
2
80
79% Oct
29
100%. Oct
20
108
17
102% Feb
91
Sep
•r'/a Sep
34
16
Jun
29
20'/a Nov
25
11% Dec
69% Mar
Mar 23
4
Dec
3
20
18% May
5
73
32
Sep 21
,
40% Dec
preferred—,
4.85%
preferred.
20% Jan
19
23
Norfolk
2
13% July 12
22% July 20
29% May
6
49
Dec
20
48% Dec
22
64
Dec
30
73
Jan
27
62% Dec
28
Jun
24
35% Jan
22
26% Feb
17
100% Oct
5
108
Feb
16
99% Jan
6
Sep 21
100% Oct 28
112
103
102
42
Nov
16
113% Mar
6
103% Jan
4
18
101% Jan
13
57% May 22
35% Oct
25
Nov
68
Mar 29
32% Sep
Sep
109 V. Aug
6
22 Va Jan
2
67
0Dec 28
78% Dec "29
79
25% Apr
North
American
Car
8
5.60%
Apr 29
9
$4.08
22
22
44
40%
see
Apr
10
Dec~22
page
24.
Jan
11
87
68 Vs
77
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preferred series.-
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preferred series—
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41%
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8
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13% Oct
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31
31% Jan
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4
31% Jan
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37 % Sep
27
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20
59
27
Norwich
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56-.
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84
45%
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10
15
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preferred
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19%
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■
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87
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98%
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32%.
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Aug 26
500
105
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100
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47
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68 Vs
•
28%
*75%
•=.
38%
100
5
22
28%
,77
38%
71%
77
•
.*76%
.'••
100
24% Mar 31
Aug 26
28
.
,.
38%
(Minn)—
81
29Va Dec
Co
preferred series
80
*98
10
preferred series—
Mar 25
V
28 Vs
*22%
i
Ry
Pwr
$4.10
79 Va Jan
footnotes,
States
$3.60
89
For
Pacific
Common
44% May 12
46% Apr 10
17
Northern
14
88% Mar 23
82
100
87% Sep
18
-
'70
♦76%
104
100
29% Aug 26
76% Sep
7
28
7,800
*12%
.
preferred
8
28
13
1
5%%, preferred—
5.80% preferred
6
24% Sep
29% Dec
13%
'
82
5
1
Co
25
79% Dec
I *68
71%
*102%
Gas Co
Jan
Sep
38'A
:
—100
Ry
78
86
70
L50
Central
Natural
67% Jan
2
12%
:/
-76%
76 /
V'
71
Corp
Northern
Northern
22% Jan
86% Mar
27%
.
76
38%
76%
Aviation
20
21
9,800
.
-
50c
88% Mar 23
Dec
13 Va
71
Corp
American
17
4
12%
76%
—
77 Va Mar 17
79 Va Dec
39 % D*~
Jan
7,200
12%
12%
—100
.—100
North
Northern
48
5%
*68
Western
&
Norris-Thermador
107% Aug 24
28
3%
5%
38 Vs
Ry common—25
Adjustment preferred
25
6%
preferred
10
Dec
4
3
5 Vs
—100
—100
Nopco Chemical Co
11% Mar
3 Va
5
76
>
—100
Share Corp
Niagara
Jan
3
5%
•
'
9
102% Sep
22
3 V»
5 Vs
27% -28
par
—100
preferred—
5.25%
Aug
41% Jan
25
3.40%
3
5%
12%
100
——
4.10%
108
106% Jan
Jan
preferred
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
80% May 4
.88% Aug 18
29
36
No
Common
$3.75
1
3
5
Corp—
preferred
25
14
Gas
preferred—
preferred
26% Sep
52% Mar 18
23
Electric
2%
par
—100
A
Shipbuilding Corp__
3.60%
17% Dec
30% Sep
series
3.90%
90 Va Oct
-
State
Y
5%
Aug 17
76
2
17
York
Mar 28
22
23% Mar 10
12 V. Dec
4
Jan TB
•2% Jan
26
44% July
108
7
99% Feb
23% Aug 25
17
84 V. Jan
13
14
29% Sep 14
80% Aug 19
39% Aug 17
New
N
;
—No
Common
6
Dec
10
22%
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
23
22%
23%
5
21%
22
%
22
21%
22
22%
22 Va
•'4,100
1,400
48%"
49
48%
49
49
49%
43%
48%
3,800
—62 %c
*21
Volume
193*
Number 6017
..
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(21)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
CY-
STOCKS
Xear 1959
Lowest!
Highest
Range for Year I960
Lowest
NEW
YORK
Highest
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
l?j^and high
Tuesday
Dec. 26
Par
Dec. 27
Wetae.d»,
sale prices
Sales for
TharwUj
Dec. 2H
Friday
the Week
Dec. 80
"Dec. 29
Shares
O
31% May 17
38% Sep
94% Spp
83
Dec
31
05% Jan
16
84
74
Dec
29
85
12
75% Jan
82
Ohio
19
96
87% Dec
15
86
Sep
30
34% Nov
13
27% Jun
100
16
Dec
29
41% Feb
4.56%
preferred..
16
86
Jan
30 y8
Aug
39% Jan
Feb
27
5
2
30%
9
16
36
4.44 %
Ohio
Dec
21
16
.
Jan
24% May 10
54% Jan
preferred
20
4.24%
preferred
II100
Oklahoma Natural Gas__
.7.50
Olin Mathieson Chemical
Corp
5
Olin Oil & Gas Corp
1
4
18% Oct 20
29% May
39% July 15
7
42% July
36% Mar
64% Dec
4
15% Nov
12
94% July
104% Dec
79% Feb
97% Jan
9
v
Oct
24
15
16% May
10
24
15
61 % Feb
19% Oct
Dec
12
75
Jan
25
stock
26
38% Apr
23 y8 Oct
99% Feb
85
14% May 14
23% Jan 16
liy8 Nov 27
15% Jan
23 y8 Feb
26
51% Nov
5
58V4,Jun
9
67% Apr
66% Apr
45% Nov
16
56% Jan
25% Sep
Jan
93
7
12% Oct
closed
28
60% Jan
11
77
Dec
30
53% Sep
16
32% Jan
28
May
11
7
46% Mar
8
23
29% Oct
20
144% Apr
6 % Jan
24
130% Feb
23
22
29
4% Oct
26
46% Nov
3
26% Mar 10
24
145
Feb
20% Nov
17
35% Apr
59 % Jan
2
25
39
Oct
24
16% Apr
13
25
6%
12
19% Oct
28
17% July
23% Jan
Jan
Amer
4
Packard-Bell
6
Pan
83
Dec
42
28
83% Mar 18
91% Oct
7
50% Mar 13
9
39% Apr 29
36% Mar 15
67% Sep
1
51% Jun
15
21% Oct
4
28% Jan
4
33% Oct
24
1% Dec
1
Jun
23% Jan
23
42 »/4 Sep
22
65% Mar 20
Oct
12% Feb
12
3ya Jan
26
30
3
14
14% Feb
12
20% Dec
8
21% Jan
12
24
45% Nov 25
24% Apr
64% Jun
.
11
44
30 Ye Sep
39% Mar 12
24
29
21
15
41
26
Sep
21
36
32% Dec
11
35% Dec
25 % Nov
13
88
11
Dec
July
29% May
102% Apr
98% Apr
Nov
Mar 15
60% Dec
14
Nov
31% Jan
5
4
1
Sep
20
18% Jun
Jun
48
Sep
Sep
36
Dec
22
28% Sep
4.68%
7
7
Jan
27
4
14
15'/a NOV
17
20
5
10% Oct
5
17% Jan
40 Va NOV
27
55% Mar 20
30% Nov
7
45
64% Aug 11
74
Mar 23
54% Feb
37% Nov
15
34% Jan
29
50% Jun
43% Dec
14
52% Dec 16
5
41% Dec
5
30
26 % Jan
2
31
30
92
Oct
14
99% Feb
15 % Dec
18
19% Jan 22
25
~6%
27
30% Sep 22
43% May
94% Sep 22
54% Dec 22
46% Jun
20
Oct
100
57
Apr
22% Jan
9
11
Dec
23
75
85
Dec
17
93
Dec
103% Apr
88 % Apr
28
39% Sep
Jan
65
Dec
54
Jun
9
77% Dec
i
4
23
7
36% May
1
73
15
87% Jan
7
13
75
Jan
84% Jan
26
93
.26
Jan
13
6
96
12
101
49
25
6
60% Dec
71
81
Dec
14
77% Jan
20
85
Aug 12
Mar 23
74% Jan
14
16% Dec
41% Mar
9
13 % Apr 29
31% May
0
18% Sep
Dec
13
91
Apr
11
97
Aug
2
3
43% Feb
1
73
Sep
1
29% Sep
28
43% Jun
20
17% Dec
81% Nov
1
25% Jan
4
4
49% Aug 27
90
Jan
2
20% Jail
8
95% May
53% Dec
45% July 7
26% Dec, 15
.
Mar 18
83
Dec
3
94
89
Dec
3
14% Dec
28
99% Apr
2
19% Aug 17
79
10
Dec
13% Dec
23
88
Aug
93
•
2
Jan
8
Co
15%
800
89%
*87%
4,700
100
15%
15%
15%
13%
13%
14%
14%
14
1,400
15%
14%
15%
15%
14%
15
15%
16
8,300
22%
22%
*15%
.16
21%
21%
*20%
21%
100
50%
51%
51 %
51%
2,400
74%
76%
75
77
*21
29%
29%
141
142
52%
31
52%
31%
142
.
*141
5%
5%
5%
24%
23%
24%
14%
51%
32%
32
143
5,900
20,200
143
5%
'
10,100
53%
31%
143
300
5%
5%
23%
22%
30
23
5%
2,500
15%
15%
16%
26,800
17%
17'/<uXl7%
46,300
48%
49%
49
49%
48%
86
86
49%
49%
*86%
88
*86%
55
54%
55 '/a
6,500
39%
40%
x39 %
23%
39%
23
23
38
23%
233A
38,400
2,000
36%
37
36 %
54%
39%
40
23'/*
38'A
2%
22%
*37
v
2%
2%
19%
88
20
36%
3,400
2%
2'A
19,100
19%
193/4
20%
28,000
23%
19%
2%
19%
2%
19%
19
8,900
88
53%
38
1
50%
54%
54%
40%
22%
par
9,600
*86 %
53
38%
1
23%
2%
'
*23 %
23%
*23 %
23%
59%
23%
59%
57%
*23%
58%
57%
26%
57%
26%
-57%
26%
27%
57%
1,100
26%
28
15
15%
15%
27%
28%
15%
19,900
15%
15%
*42%
50
41
41%
41%
42%
40%
29%
29%
29%
153/a
41
42
41
403/4
41%
9,600
293/4
29%
29%
4,700
8.8Q0
400
35%
35%
35%
35
353/s
35
26%
35
26%
26%
27
1,200
26%
26%
94
95
26%
95
27%
95%
7,000
94%
94%
94%
95
90%
91
90
90%
90%
90%
90%
90%
230
11%
11%
11
11%
120,700
'35%
10
11%
11%
11%
11%
5
31%
32
31
32
63%
64%
63%
64
25
stock
exchange
closed
No par
*40
41
'
extra
*40
47%
13,700
48 %
493/8
8,200
47
47%
49%
50%
37%
*93
16
16
51%
51%
5
2%
31%
.*98
12.50
com-
80
46%
47%
49
38
a;
32
*98
37%
2,000
50%
503/4
503/4
500
3%
7,300
42,600
2%
31%
30%
*98
3
47%
49%
50%
21
21
98
98
98
79
79"
78%
78%
79
91%
.
-
47%
46%
47%
46%
47%
16,800
50%
51%
50%
51 %
5,900
21%
21
21
300
♦97%
99%
190
80
*80%
81%
100
*90%
93
91%
*90%
92
•90%
93
_100
&
31%
102
*20%
*98
100%
*100 %
102
*100%
102
50c
32
32%
32%
19
18%
100
-
303/4
•98
98%
98
100
preferred
3
313/4
102
21
98
32%
31%
*101
32%
40
101%
32%
33%
22,100
57,900
3
18%
18%
17%
18%
17%
18
100
*61 %
62
60%
61%
60%
60%
61%
61%
5
77%
78
78
79
79%
79%
79%
80
100
81
81
*80
81
80%
80%
*80%
81
100
*77
78
*77
78
•77
78
"
52%
53%
14%
•
53%
14%
42%
43%
*92
78
14%
53%
14%
44%
X93
93
53%
14%
44%
14%
43%
94
*77
54
45 %
*93
95
53%
54
100
8,000
30
19,900
14%
143/4
4,000
44%
.
45
5,800
•93
95
20
51
51%
50%
51%
48%
50%
49
493/8
4,300
37%
39
39
39%
39%
40
40
41%
15,300
19%
4,700
18%
19
18%
18%
84%
*82 Va
84%
*82%
*80
No par
18%
*82%
preferred—No par
preferred (conv)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
20
16%
50%
100
1,100
95
16%
50%
3
100
46%
37%
*93 %
16%
50
*20%
No par
37%
95"
47%
No par
-
2,800
16%
51
2%
30%
100
37%
*93%
16%
51
3
37%
95
•
3,900
633/b
40%
45%
-
32
63
39%
48
10
common
313/4
633/8
48%
93
(conv)—_100
31 %
540
41
45%
93
holiday
63
*40%
48
15%
1
31%
41
45%
38
—100
"
preferred
convertible
15
42%
293%
41
29
100
40%
42%
41%
1
$4.80
19% May 20
15%
800
26%
17%
—100
Corp
$5
22
89%
94
116%
26
17%
Phillips Petroleum
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
1
Pillsbury Co common
No par
$4 preferred
;
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_10
6
47
8
1
36% Dec
89%
93%
116%
1
preferred
3.90% series preferred
54
27
No par
4%
80% Aug 29
Dec 28
9
116%
26%
3
Reading Corp (NY)
Corp common
3% % preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common.
Mar 29
5
116%
27%
16 %
Phllco
29
60
93%
116%
26%
4,300
17'A
& Co Inc com—33%c
preferred
Co
Phila
38% Apr
99
116%
83 %
4,460
16
X98
94%
98%
15%
Corp
preference
preferred
preferred
4.68%
44,600
17
*15
17%
33 %c
4.30%
Jan
Oct
Ry
conv
4.40%
23%
16%
16
15%
Corp
3.80%
2
Sep
Sep
15% Dec
6
30
99% Sep
83% Sep
23%
16%
99%
94%
1
Phila Electric
$1
23%
5,100
1,400
5
1
preferred
Phelps-Dodge
6
Aug 16
Aug 29
25,600
17%
common
Brewing Co
2nd
60%
15%
1
common
(Chas)
4%
9
53
52% Mar 23
5
57% Jan
8
Pfizer
23
Apr
84% Apr
16
Mar
23
82
Sep
100
18
22
21% Jan
38 % Jun
3
69%
99%
23%
-
100
Pfeiffer
40
25
Pfaudler Permutit Inc
25
5% Jan 21
47% Mar 31
22
32
54% Nov
40
*15
5%
5
4%% preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
7
Xl5%
3.50
Peoria & Eastern
Pepsi-Cola Co
11
41,000
15%
63
15%
series preferred
Co
16
*88
43%
43%
40%
92
27
100
4,400
32%
43%
98%
89
29%
100
Milk
:
88%
33%
1
preferred
Pet
33
17
22%
15%
Corp
Chemicals
Perkin-Elmer
*87
16%
16%
141
2.50
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
17
20% Jan
Apr
65% Mar 10
28
21
43% Mar
8
Oct
11% Jan
16
00% Jun
26
74% Dec
41
Nov
2% Dec
16% Jan
26% Mar 14
•
6
56% May 12
15
21
24
Jan
99
104% Jan
95% Mar
7
13% May 17
Mar 30
70% Mar
23
87% Dec
Feb
Sep 28
92% Jan
47
3% Oct
8
800
88
70c
4.40%
66% May 16
68 % Mar 25
39% Dec
49% Jan
57% Dec
Jan
16%
53
„_
preferred
11,800
35%
*16%
23%
23%
52%
4%%
7
18
23 y4
Line-
Sand Corp.^
Penn Power & Light com
5
Jan
85 % Jan
24
53
No par
Cement
conv
23%
52%
common
prior
37 y8
35%
16%
60%
50%
Penna Glass
97% Aug 24
94% Aug 31
84% Dec
Co
36%
34%
15%
64%
117%
60
40%
74
50c
Ford
Pennsalt
61%
50%
Penney (J C) Co
30% Mar 31
63%
72%
100
Penn Fruit Co Inc
9
45
&
Penn-Dixie
61 %
72%
Transportation
No
& Enterprises
:
conv
Penick
22
29
89
8
20
5%
40%
71%
14 2/7
Co
600
36%
32%
43%
,
&
Coal
15%
40 y8
50%
Mines
Peabody
17
25% Jan
18
Patino
5
38% Aug
8
22% July 25
27'/a Oct 28
6
Parmalee
15%
49%
Parker Rust Proof Co
Mar 16
15%
41
No par
Pictures Corp
Davis
130
92
*90%
16%
43%
15%
10
preferred
Parke
93%
*21
No par
Paramount
60% Feb 29
18% Dec
21% Sep
4 %
93%
"
36%
32%
11—25
Common
30
43%
15
_II25
Electronics
Pipe
43%
93%.
370
78%
92
*87
43
101%
5,000
90
r78%
93%
93
*90%
88
*15
35%
88%
78%
34%
32%
16%
35%
89
r?8%
16%
32%
16
35%
88%
32%
13%
100
East
*16%
*87
35
*15
1
Sulphur
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
4
50% Dec
49% July 30
31% July 24
2
Jun
8
94
8
Sep 21
36% Feb
40
5
American
Panhandle
Jun
35
16%
87%
Consolidated" Corp_I__1
Tin
35
35%
88
x26%
Inc_5
preferred
Pacific
36%
117
15
Inc„_
36
37%
02%
No par
Fisheries
91%
*15
joo
common;
91
100
6.25
com
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pacific Lighting Corp
Pacific Telep & Teleg com
2
7% Jan
12
43
Co
91
15%
1
Cement & Aggregates
Pacific Coast Co common
5% preferred
Pacific Finance Corp
2
holiday
Corp__III
Pacific
Sep
60
30c
preferred
Pacific
6
18% May 11
46 %
3
Glass
Oxford Paper Co
$5 preferred
9
22% May
21
Sep
4%
27
18% Mar 18
Oct
30
Aug
Owens-Illinois
17
extra
No par
Corp (The)
Corning Fiberglas
18% Jan
5
20
Corp__
Co,—
••••
Owens
17% Aug 17
26
4% Sep
126
Jun
34% Jan
5
11% Jan
5
18
11
Jan
Marine
92%
39%
exchange
3.125
Overland
1
130% May 31
13
22
14
16
24
Jun
Outlet
Jun
104% Feb
26% Nov
23
12
16%
116
85
16
23% Jan
122% Jun
31
110% Dec
9% Sep
16% Nov
Outboard
92%
*16%
UtilitiesIZIIIlo
Otis
4
82% Oct
27
Dec
37% Jan
Orange & Rockland
Elevator
5
28
93
*87
_
35% Nov 29
78%
*34%
4%
19
37% Aug
4
'15 '/a Dec 29
58% July 28
33% Dec
90
78 y8
36%
5
common-
35%
90
79%
*89
No par
& Electric Co
34%
89
*92
Iioo
Co.
34%
09
*78
100
preferred
Oil
Okla Gas
15
16% Sep
87
Jan
83 % Jun
34%
ioo
Aug
93% Sep
Jun
15
ioo
Jan
18
common
preferred
89
90% Feb
31
Co
preferred
3.90%
13
28 % Mar
Edison
4.40%
Sep
Jan
46% May 21
34% Mar 4
Sep 25
25% Dec
Jan
95% Jan
9
80
Jan
21
82%
80'A
80%
80
80
14%
14
14%
*123
123%
13%
1
"14
14
19
183/4
84%
82%
82%
*80
50
82
143/a
200
14%
3,300
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
125% Dec
9
Mar
145
*
42
123
4
Dec
28
132
7%
Aug 31
24% Jan
9
July 23
17% Nov
17
38% Jan
8
73% May
7
91% Mar 19
55% Sep
10% Dec
28
80% Jan
4
26
6
227/a Jan
29
19% May
7
28% Jan
Dec
9
82% Jan
29
57
Dec
74% Dec
30
Feb
9
59
Nov
23% Jan
9
68«
16
-
Nov
5
119
Sep
8
62% July 31
100% Jun
9
34% Mar 31
21% Nov
17
96% Jan
28
22
22
Sep
86
9 % Sep
12
75% Jan
15
28
18
Jan
6
125
71
5%
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
113% Oct
5
Apr
11
81
Dec
18
45% Oct
25
81% Jan
4
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Pittston Co (The) common
125
Dec
18
83 % Oct
26
124% Jan
4
$3.50 convertible preferred
56% Dec
31
43% Mar
8
72% Dec
20
132
Mar 16
31% Apr
188% Dec
15%
17
Maylo
22
163% Feb
1
28% May 14
16% Dec
25% Nov
6
2
Poor
5
&
88
Jan
14
25% May 19
73% Feb
9
47% Feb
35% Dec
26% Dec
78% Oct
80
Jun
17
4
10
;5
5
Sep 23
98
Sep 22
40% Sep 21
83
Dec
31
88% Oct
12
29% Feb
24
27
Feb
1
34% Dec
30
90% Nov 30
81% Feb
1
139% Dec
9
58% Jan
5
52
11
69% Dec
30
43% Apr
33% Mar
8
36% Mar
9
44% I)ec
30
3
26% Mar
8
29% Sep
96
Jan
91% Mar 20
78% Jan
Mar 20
80% Jan
5
93
Jan
16
84% Dec
12
106% Apr
48% Feb
6
98
Jan
14
9
41% Feb
17
24
76% Mar 13
65 % Jan
20% Sep 22
19% Dec 22
13
20% Jan
104
Dec
Sep 21
8% Nov 23
23% Jan
117% Feb
20
5
Jan
86% Jan
7
29% Dec
106
16
82% Nov 24
36% Aug 31
17
15
16
48% Anr
Feb
1»
Sep
Potomac
74% Sep
23 % Apr
22% Mar 22
123
Aug 25
11
29
11% Feb
25
86% Nov 21
.29% Feb
4
30% Oct
10
37% Jun
24
27% Jun
2
39% Jan
4
Jan
26
63% Dec
5
125% Jan
11
36
16
37% Aug 30
18
177a
18%
18%
18%
13,700;
69
69
70%
69%
70%
14,600
11
11%
60
100
10%
58%
60
10%
*115
100
*60
10
118
11%
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Co
)
62%
3/8
*115
11
57%
I75
97
96%'
68
66 %
68%
21
21%
20%
21%
,J
^
10
2
H 00 r- er*
*89%
,
192
192%
17%
31%
137%
32
32%
138%
68
300
10%
10%
10%
9,100
11%
22,000
■L
150
118
*115%
56%
56%
9,900
96%
96%
99
1,400
71
70
70%
6,000
20%
21
20%
21
12,500
197%
186 Va
193%
39,200
17%
17%
¥%.
17%
3,300
90
90
90
90
32%
33%
191
,
>
33
.
^?
130
33%
34%
11,100
137 V*
138%
5,400
138
,
'
69%
i,900
43%
43%
44
44%
44%
24,800
28
J
67%
43
28%
138%
67
68
43%
28%
60%
10%
68%
173/8
90%
58. -A
60
96
.
198%
*89%
90
43
57%
17%
17%
57
63%
*115% 118
56%
57
97'A
67
11%
53%
10%
118
57%
!)7
"l
IIIlO
Electric
11%
57
*60
i58%
56%
1
4.08%
preferred
100
4.18%
preferred-100
4.30%
preferred
100
5.05%
preferred
_100
Public Serv Co of Indiana
No par
3%% preferred—.
—100
4.32%
preferred!;
25
4.16%
preferred
25
4.80%
preferred
_100
Publicker Industries Inc common
5
$4.75 preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co__ 10
Pullman inc
No par
Pure Oil—
j
5
,
17%
6h
IF
60
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
Public Serv Elec & Gas com_No par
$1.40 div preference com
No par
13
20
Feb
sink
50
123%
18%
69
*58%
100
(H K)—
fund preference—100
Procter & Gamble
7
7% Sep
81
l-,
34% Nov
May 11
5%%
105% Aug 19
49% Aug 19
7
22 % May 14
90
5
65
11
12
86
Aug 30
87 Va Aug 17
19
92
95% Jan
*123
18
68%
100
5
Co
Porter Co Inc
123 •
123
2.50
Plough
Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Polaroid
Corp
261% Aug 22
25% Jan
123% .123%
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc—1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
4
Jan
15
guaranteed preferred
28 %
28
28
28
28
137% 139
67%
69
68%
82
82
*82
83
*82
83
*82
83%
*83
84
♦83
84
*83
84
•83
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88 ' •
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88
*87
88
*87
1,200
50
84
88
101%
101%
48%
48%
*70
101%
101%
49
48%
71
70%
*21 3/a
22
*213/8
22
*20%
21%
*203/4
21%
120
*116
1213A
8%
*85%
A
8 3/8
86
<
8%
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123
83/s
49 [
71
101%
101%
130
48%
101% 101%
48'/a
*70%
71
49%
4,000
*70 Va
71
21%
21%
*121%
22
*20%
21%
•20%
21%
120%
120%
8%
120
86
120
250
8%
8%
*85%
87%
100
8%
86
80
100
—— —
86
9,100
33%
33%
333/8
333/8
33%
33%
33%
33%
7,000
3134
32%
32 3/8
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
6,400
34%
343/4
345/8
35%
34%
35
34
34%
15,300
Q
44% Dec 29
124% Sep 22
24
Feb
For
29
54% Jan 16
140
Mar
5
27% Oct
footnotes,
27
42
V
see page
26
24.
Mar
8
Aug 18
27% Nov 14
Quaker Oats Co
*
r
common—
6
6% . preferred-—
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
60%
*131
26
•
61
60
134
132%
26
.26%
60%
132%
26%
59%
133
26%
60
;
133%
27
y
60
59 /a
131
131
.,'27%
.
'27%
*2,100
90
A 1,400
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
.
(22)
Monday, January 2, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE' STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Eange for Previous
Range for Year I960
Year 1959
'
■''
/;'■
:
•
'
•
*
78% Apr
46% Oct
4
30% Feb
1
1
17
25
67% Jan
8
Dec
7
29
0
73
19% Feb
9
30% July 10
15% Dec
2
9
73% Apr
27
30 7» Oct
25
53% Jani
4
43% Sep
Jan
21
8% Dec
20
18% Jan^
5
37% Jan 28
20 Ve Dec
5
33 Yb Feb
5
8
28
28% Jan
20
Jan
6
1
28 % Jan
18
Reichhold
33% Jan
14
11% Dec
1
12 % Dec
17
Oct
9
27% Jun
IS
Jan
5
28
40 % Apr 22
15% Nov
41% Sep
$3.50
8
Apr
Apr
22% Jun
15
Jan
6
28
17% Oct
24
28% Jun
6% Feb
24
15 % Sep
9
15% Dec
7
Rels
STOCK
28
50% Jan
22
17
80% Dec
21
Revlon
Inc
24
56% Jun
21
Rexall
Drug
23
48% May 15
37% Sep
42% Jan
26
71"% Jan
4
48
July 24
110% Oct
27
149
5
7
19% Mar 14
31% Aug 29
11% July
"7% Feb
25
11% July 11
13 % Nov 11
14% July
12% Jan
20
15% Aug 23
46% Apr
81% Sep
7
7
1
9
60% Mar
7
23
8
7
71% Dec
17% Nov 18
43
Dec
28
Mar
47% Jun
3
15
Oct
8
116
71
33% Sep
163
Nov 24
55% Jan
84% Mar 20
76% Jan
5
2% Jan
17
5
Jan
28
45% Sep
4
30% Dec
17% Sep 21
1% Sep 22
12
111
32% Apr 18
4
5
2 % Jan
6
84
9
89% Nov
25
Jan
4
42
24
28% Jan
21
19
59% Dec
14
33 74 Nov
3
55
22
387»Oct
19
52
Jun
50% Dec
18
41% Oct
25
50
13% Jun 17
30% July 23
21
Oct
28
26% Jan
3
39% July 24
27
62
39% Jan
741
11
Oct
16
Dec
Jan
30
Oct 30
7
Nov 17
5
82
34
May 27
22
Aug
3
60% Jan
26
40
Oct
2
8
89
22
3
Oct
25
21% Jan
1
46% Jan
11% Oct
2
25
23
12% Apr
17% Sep 22
24
10% July
14% Mar 25
21% Mar
5
31% Oct
3
1
Jun
Jan
2
22
3
17
Oct
Corp
Dec
34
23
15
33% Sep
19
32% Oct
7
26% Jun
20% Dec
16% Oct
8%
21
2172
21%
12%
123/4
127a
12%
127a
1274
127a;
12%
12%
13
12%
13
12%
123/4
17
16%.:
1674
20%
197a
207a
?
24
40% Apr
T
88% Aug
9
4%
11
8%
8 72
.,
16 7a
16%
157a
20
19%
16
11
1174
12
24
24% :
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24
267a
2874
10%
10%
10%
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14%
'52
527a
52%
36%
37%
37%
.
27
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•
24
2872
,
103/4
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52%
54%
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387a
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.
;
300
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-
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23,100
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48
56
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38,500
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15
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78
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45
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36,800
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47 7a
47 72
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123
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91
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1474
15 7a
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123
124
124
90 Vb
90%
83
83
.
•
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14%.,
,
92 72
9274
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14
I
1,500
t
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14,200
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84
1,000
124
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123
1474
200
21,300
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1%
114
'
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64,100
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77
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89
877a
887a
3,400
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I
78
8814
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24 7a
247a
24 3/b
25
25
267b
6,600
35%
3472
35
3474
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333/4
3474
35 y8
:
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22%
22 72
23 7a
23%
24
27%
27
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277b
22%
27—
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610
600
626
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89%
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187a
183/a
18%
17%
4,600
13,400
618
6217a
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187b
13
1,140
89 7a
18 7b
1274
5,300
12 7a
17%
17
17 7a
16%
163/4
18%
18 72
J 8%
18%
19
327a
33 74
32 74
32 3/4
327b
33 74
101,700
13 7a
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137 b
14 74
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21,800
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18%
33 Vb
33%
13%
14%
12%
2474
277b
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.
,
13
17%
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4,200
1,200
3,600
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36 J/4
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12 72
127a
12%
12 72
36
12%
36
5,700
23 72
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13
13
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41
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27
620
607
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13
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447b
10,700
38
44%
4,800
3
4474
41
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4474
44%
620
40%
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44%
3,600
36%
36 7a
367a
36 74
79%
27a
3
2 7b
37%'
367u
41
*
3
27a
3
37%
361/4
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3674
36 74
36 72
36 7a
36 7a
1,900
15
14 74
147 b
1474
147b
2,500
*1474
14% 414%
2,900
20%
21
207u
21%
2072
203/4
20 7a
20%
21%
No par
.—2.50
4.30%
247a
-
*54
56
•
48 74
:
-
,
20
11
16
48 %t
51
19,800
...
16%
1974
,
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11
♦10
0%/ 16% ?'
48 y4
14%
5
Inc—
59 200
^
.87b
21
/
—
System
Ryder
11,
217a
10%
1
(Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical Co
-3,100
38,900
.
7, 874
28.%
100
Corp
--
Vu
o
8%
8%
23%
20
common
Ruppert
19
«
0% May
34% May
167a
16 72
1
2,800
21%
*16
1
Corp
—1
Royal Crown Cola Co—-———1
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
20 O
Royal McBee Corp
-1
Rubbermaid Inc
——1
Ruberoid Co
—•>.——1
14% May 31
42
17%
17
1,600
42%,
21%
v
(Geo D)
Roper
4
47% Mar 11
35 3/4
—10
5
Corp
Corp
preferred series A
Aircraft
Ronson
13
31% Dec
Haas Co
&
Rohr
16
13% Sep
21 % Jan
24% Jan
17
Rohm
4%
20% Dec
16
Jun 24
12% Dec
1
7%
25
preferred
Telephone
16
5
14
15
&
Rockwell-Standard
Mar 23
Sep
177a
34%
Elec Corp—No par
Gas
Rochester
Jan
780
4
1772
36%
*54
10
convertible
5%%
14% May 12
14% Mar 25
18
28
Jan
HOLIDAY
2.50
Company
Rochester
38% Jan
2
12% Apr
9% Apr
24% Mar 12
10% Jan
16% Jan
Dec
600
28
92
481% Jan 29
Dec
17 Vb
35 72
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
Apr
Dec
19
35% Feb
Inc—
Corp
Riegel Paper Corp
Ritter
4% Jan
18
39% Jan 23
31% Jan
Oil
Richfield
52% July
:2% Dec
Trust
Richardson-Merrell
Dec
18
Dec
Selection
Rhodeslan
30
23% Oct
1774
367a
•10
5
100
1
—5s
1.25
No par
Manufacturing Co
Rheem
Dec
68% Mar
1
17%
357a
16%
No par
—150
100
series—
3.60%
Preferred
Aug
5% Mar 17
37
Dec 30,
July 15
30
85
lo '/a
17%
=-1
Chemical Co___2.50
&
preferred series A
4 % %
conv 2nd
:
pfd
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com
28% Jan
Oct 31
17%
53,800
7174
•'
12%
EXTRA
Corp—
Stores
4% %
Sep 23
Jan
57%
20 VB
prior preference.
dlv
Reynolds Metals Co com
4
1 % Dec
69
Oct~22
76
■*
94 % Dec
21
65
Mar 14
78% Jan
6
48% Dec
573/a
..
V'.-'-**v..
46% Feb
1
28% Jan
Jan
5772
CLOSED
37% Oct
27% Feb
7% Nov 25
17% Sep
15
5774
EXCHANGE
7
4
57
57
52%
52
*7074
12%
50% July
168% Jan
Apr
56%
8%
64% July
63% July 27
21
57%
527a
21
30% Jan
1
43% Dec
42
17%
1
Chemicals
(Robt) & Co—
$1.25
Reliable
19 % Mar 17
18
52% Jun
1
3
11% Jan
427a
17»/4
38% Jan
5
46% Jan 28
'20% Apr
7074
427a
.34% .-35%
10
.—.10
Reliance Elec & Eng Co—,— —15
Reliance Mfg Co common.
-5
Conv preferred 372 % series—100
Republic Aviation Corp
1
Republic Corp common—
:50c
$1 convertible preferred
10
Republic Steel Corp_____
.
10
Revere Copper, & SraSs^,
5
Jan
707a
427a
523/8
.—
16
16
12% Feb
3
U% Nov 27
43% Jan
8
7
703/a
42%
5
Inc
Rayonier
17
73
Dec
2
36% July 23
11% Nov 16
5274
70 Vb
42
Raymond
1
20
1st
Ranco
2
19
52.78-
70 Ya
57%
Raybestos-Manhattan __
No par
International Inc.__3.33y3
Inc _J
—
1
Raytheon Co —
-5
Reading Co common
50
4%
non-cpm 1st preferred
50
4% non-cum 2nd preferred——50
Reed Roller Bit Co—
No par
Reeves Bros Inc
——50c
56
May 22
74
53 %
'
10% Jan
16% Dec 28
Shares
41
41% Deo
74% Mar
Nov 24
the Week
Dec. 30
70%
9
13
Friday
Dec. 29
.
.
52 Vs.
28
25
Thursday
Dec. 28
of America com__No par
preferred
No par
Radio Corp
18
51 % Sep
70
15% Sep
73% Deo
9
Dec
16% Dec 29
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Dec. 27
'
13% Jan
,
HIGH
Tuesday
Dec. 26
Par
EXCHANGE
«3W Feb
§7
AND
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
*
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
22%
217a
22
2178
217a
21%
23
42,100
37%
11,600
5,200
"
afc
s
42% Jan
Nov 34
10
Deo
16
131% Dec 14
Apr
1
38
3
30% Jan
11% Nov 17
69
Sep 21
42% Jan 14
•
15
80
90% Aug 17
May 27
Nov
4
259
36% July 24
32
Apr
258
15
238
37% Sep
7
St
22% Jan
18
St
79 % Feb
19
3
30% Oct
26
Jan
7
55% Jan
4
12
31% Sep
56% Dec
Mar 13
12% Oct
88
4
8
24% Jan
1
93
10%
Mar 14
13% Dec
12 % Dec
19% Oct
7
42% Oct
36
Deo
39 % Feb
10
9
52
Deo
Feb
10
81% Jun
17
Oct
50% Feb
4
7% Nov
1
16% Feb
15
71% Feb
7
Feb
17% Nov
11
73% Jan
8
87 y« Mar
8
25
18
17
93% Jun
8% May
82
14
21
37% Jan
31
9
5
11
6
77
13% Nov 18
81
Jan
9
72
May 27
80
Dec 23
96
Apr
13
•1
Jan
4
83
Sep 21
Dec 31
30% Mar 18
78
Mar 17
Oct
31
30
65% Jan
26
6% Nov 13
81% Nov
4
10% Mar 11
80 V* Nov 19
13% Jan
2
Oct
1
37
18
4% Dec
19% Sep
29% Apr
3
26% July 16
45% Mar 18
Sep 21
36% Oct
6
83% May 7
46% Jan
Jan
13% Sep 21
88% Deo
U
11
$4
13
38% Jun
Mfg Co
3.65%
Seaboard Finance
Seagrave
1
41
Jan
17
59
Jun
23
Sears
Co
25
Seiberllng Rubber Co
10% Nov 28
26
16
Jan
100
Oct
4
11
Oct
91% Deo IT
90
Jan
18% Jan
26
7% Sep 29
99% May 25
43% Dec
22
26
19% Dec
5
43% Jan
11
19% Jun 17
12% Jun
27
29% Dec
12
42% Deo
80% Apr 28
Jan
4
8
30
25
Servel Inc
4
$5.25
7
43
Shamrock
Sharon
Oil
Steel
&
Shattuck
(Frank
Shell
14%
127a
13
12%
13
13 74
137/a
1,900
213/4
22
217 b
22 7a
217a
21%
38,300
8%
874
874
8%
8 3/b
8%
.'-56%
563/b
567B
40
4174
423/4
12% Dec 30
23% Jan
4
17% Nov 16
32% Aug 12
15% Dec
29
21% Jan
13
36% Jun
24 V* Oct
15% Sep
12
20% Jan
4
Sheraton
Jun
1
Siegler
9
83% Sep 22
88
Jan 14
17% Sep
28
23% Oct 24
Deo
54
89
23
43
23% Sep 29
Oct 31
45% Mar 25
59
16
94% Jan
31% Sep
00
m
Jan
19% Jan
7
8
104% July 27
31% May 22
Sep 36
Jan
Nov
36% Mar 24
47
55% Jan
48% Nov 24
67% Apr
3
83
io% Nov~17
74%
Aprn
37
Jun
1
44% Jan 22
64
July 23
29% Dec
13% Sep
9
83% Feb 16
22% Jan
Sep 39
shares ordinary
*73
74
*73
74
*85%.
86
86
86
167a
16 %
16 %
16%
16%
5 7a
5
33 74
32
33
22%
,
227a
22 72
227a
22%'
22%
Saw
32 74
56 74
56%
56 72
5674
567b-
5674
53 7a
•56%
11%
11%
117a
12
117 b
12
113/4
11%
12%
12 7o
127a
1238
127b
12%
12 7a
4
127a
*98
87 b
8%
43%
43
43 7»
43 74
437a
20 y4
20%
207a
203/4
2074
217b
26%
27
25%
263/4
2574
,3G%r
387a
38 72
387a
187a
177a
18 7a
157a
16
3
34
Feb 24
30% Nov
13
41% Sep
3
37% Mar 16
Dec
28 72
*28 %
4274
42%
72%
727a
'727a
Steel
41%
42%
4172
42
4174
41%
39
3874
387a
39
38%
66
86% Feb
17
89% Jan
127a
127a
123/4
1274
13
123/4
23
227a
23
22 Vb
23%
23
23%
3.20O
517a
49 7a
5074
49
507a
46%
48%
10,800.
387a
3974
39 7a
39 72
48,200
Marchant
Inc—___5
Amer Gold &
5%
8%
preferred
California
Southern Co
Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
Natural
18% Sep 28
23% Jan
5
Southern
Pacific
Sep 28
54% Jan
5
Southern
Railway
18% Aug
23
66
75
13
64% Jun
69% Aug 23
Nov 30
31% Oct 22
83
Dec
22
33% Sep 34
76
Oct
2
36% Jun io
For
21% Mar 16
28% May 21
97% Feb 13
47% Deo 16
84% May 7
37%-Dee 30
footnotes,
5
10
see page
stock
Public
Spalding (A G)
2
9% Jan
23
35 ya Jun
30
Oct
17
90
13% May 12
18% Oct 31
16% Aug
26 y»
Sparton
20
tr ctfs
100
Service
Co
1
Sperry
8
3
82% Sep
19
37% Jan
4
Co
$4.50
.
common..—6
& Sons
Corp
preferred
Square D Co
100
u
common
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc common.
6
96% July 36
2.50
—:
4
Rand
1
1
preferred
Jan
92 y* Sep
May 33
29% Mar 8
4.20%
Spencer Kellogg
46% Dec
83
Corp
& Bros Inc
Spencer Chemical
A
9
"
24.
No par
Spartans Industries
84% May 16
77% Feb
No par
5
30
6% May
Southwestern
(Del)
4
29% Jan
20
26% Nov
89% Apr
13
7.50
common
Co
11
28
17
Mobile & Ohio
Co
preferred
non-cum
Dec
Sep
21% 8ep
31
5%
Gas
;
1
^50c
25
No
par
No par
.5
l1
1
277a
28
774
7%
7%
23,900
467a
46 7a
46%
2,600
*49 7a
51
51
400
28
28
28
1474
143/a
1472
1474
15 7a
15 7a
157a
7,800
27%
*263/4
277z
27
27
2774
27 74
700
15
,
15
15
15 Vb
1574
15%
3,700
6674
37,300
48%
15 74
15%
10,300
68 Vb
6974
69
69%
6974
70
487.
48
4874
48
487a
36
36
36 7a
36%
36%
36%
367a
36 7a
38 Vb
387a
38
38 %
37%
3874
38%
,393/a
13,100
20%
207a
20 74
207b
2072
20%
207a
21%
42,200
49 Vb
4972
497b
49%
49%
50
5
Southern
Southern
*4972
51
.
39 7a
48 Vb
25
31
40
16
Edison
277a
46
*26%
25
Southeastern Public Service Co_-10c
Southern
*4972
28
7%
4672
v.
14%
,
3
51
39
73/a
7
4674
46%
*27 y4
5
30
.
*49%
50
2.50
29
39
77a
7
46
com__4.50
Dec
16% Nov 23
C%DeS~9
38%
;
1
Jersey Gas Co
19
9% Mar
Co
.
49 %
1
15
Platinum..
E & G
23
'
5
<
preferred
15
28% Deo
Inc
Co
16
2
5,300
33,100
12%
Corp
19% Jan
Apr
25,300
13%
10
(AO)
60% Jan
8% Sep .10
45%
32%
327a
South Puerto Rico Sugar com
29% Jun
44%
3134
6474
45 7a
24% Oct
23% May 18
4,000
32
16% Dec 30
1
65,600
6 6 3/4
447a
31% Nov 16
48 % Nov 17
Jan
2,200
41
39 7a
s
6474
22
15
i 387a
327b
46% Jan
I
1,500
4574
South
38 y4 Aug
16
3,100
'•
3274
40% Aug 24
4
83% Jun
1,700
43
42 7a
70
443/4
.
81% Jan
;
327a
34% Nov 25
Deo
41%-
67
South Carolina
50% July 18
12
28%
a
45%
15% Dec
-
28%
.71
65 Va
19
30% Feb
22,900
5.600
15%
41
38%
Co
11
70
.
42%
28% Dec
7
15%
16,900
.
28 7a
v
70
21
15
•1574
42
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
18
25
1874
32%
South
30
12% Nov
39%
18
28
5
r
39
18
72
30
63% Mar 25
39%
177 b
28%
7% Dec
35% Mar
11,100
42
42% Jan
89% Deo 16
26 74
72
2
ift% Jun~19
26
28 7a
16 %
16
1
10
Jan
267b
28,100
4% Jun
15
21
19,700
10,100
34% Jun
May 10
2,700
21%
45
Smith-Corona
14
8%
43%
21
•
66
20
32% Jun
7,100
83/8
43 7a
38%
,
18
8% May 18
37% Aug 21
32% Jan
2
y2,
-
27%
82% Jan 36
4
872
8%
43
1,700
17,300
99 7a
173/8
8% Deo 16
Deo
87b
*93
9.97a
27 7a
38% Nov 24
16
87a
*98
17,200
16
17%
Smith Kline & French Labs__No par
99% Nov 12
997a
*98
9972
%
-
25
18% Feb
51% Oct
I
,
20
25
46% Dec
2,500
15%
32
Singer Manufacturing Co
Skelly Oil Co
Smith
28
2,000
*15
3272
63 78
11
12
7,300
15 7a
32
153/e
32
5
53% Jan
Jan
22%
15
31%
15
32%
No par
Pattern
<6
45% Jan
22%
15%
32
*15%
28 7a
Oil Corp.,
4
34
17,600
10,400
173a
Smith-Douglass
38
Apr 20
62% Feb 25
5 7a
32%
5
27%
28% Mar 23
<9
10
72
32 %
5 7a
17%
64% Jun
44% Deo 16
*70
72
-
47b
32 74
28%
11
30% Jun
♦70
5'/a
33%
177a
24
61% Jun
72
*70
70
32%
2874
20% Oct
29% July
%'
100
19,300
18%
38% Oct
4
10
74
85 72
1672
29 VB
7
Jun
7,900
28%
30
48
40,600
74
1
Simonds
11% Oct
5
900
8%
87 74
8 74
86
—No par
4
Jan
55
87b
87%
8572
5
1
Co
&
8%
867a
12,600
Xl7%
Corp..
Sinclair
8 Vb
87%
16%
1
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Simplicity
8 74
87 74
•
42 72
1
Simmons
4
8%
2,900
56%
*41
42 72
_50c
Corp
Corp of America
1;
23
55 Vb,.
57
.
8,100
15%
74
16
—1
Mfg
567a
*41
18%
G)
0
62% July 18
63% Oct 31
York
New
Sheller
8%
14%
15
85 Vb
Shell Transp & Tr—
18% Jun 23
147 b
87 Vb
70
No par
No par
.
Co
Oil
14 7a
*73
1
Corp
27,200
*84
.2.50
Gas
8,300
'7%
127a
8'4
..No par.
preferred
Shahmoon Industries Inc
14% Mar 31
3174
7 7a
14%
86 %•
1
common
20
30%
73/4'
55 y4
5
Corp
30 72
7a
77 a
19,100
93
22%
x40
—1
Falls
&
734
300
3474
33%
*9172
8%
3
19% Jan
30 7a
77a
1,400
127a
137a
—
44% Feb
30
29%
77a
21,400
73
21%
HOLIDAY
1
30% Nov
93
30l/u
v
7%
34%
16%
*7174
3474
93
11,900
16
•
73
34
267/a
33 72
16%
34'%
*91 Vb
93
370
265
26 7a
33
15%
*71
93
34
34%
*220
26%
33
73
*71
i71
»
*91%
5
Roebuck
16%
x30
20
Co
Corp
22
4
Sealright-Oswego
3374
167a
EXTRA
—1
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
13
18% Sep
*32 7a
71
25
—100
common
preferred
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
24% Aug 22
May 17
32%
16%
267i
85%
853/4
8572
265
*220
277a
33%
CLOSED
No par
No par
No par
common
preferred
preferred
Scovill
14
17% Dec 16
49
Paper Co
26 7a
—I
_■
$3.40
15
8% Jan
6
12
50% Nov 23
27% Jun
Jan
71% Jun
39
Scott
8
19
2 6'/a
3S72
377b
•
857b
265
16'%
EXCHANGE
37
85%
85 %'
*220
32%
STOCK
Regis Paper Co common
Inc
377a
37
7ife
265
26 y4
100
A 5%
85
85 %
*220
I—100
10
Joseph Lead Co
—
Joseph Light & Power
No par
L San Fran Ry Co corn—-No par
Schick
Aug 13
92% Aug
28
30% Apr
40% May 25
5
0
9% Jan 20
81% Nov
6
39% Jan
17% Jan
Maj 18
Jan
preferred
conv preferred
37%
37
1.66%
—100
common
5
1st pfd 4.40%
series A
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
San Diego Imperial Corp
1
Sangamo Electric Co
5
Savage Arms Corp
5
Schenley Industries Inc com—1.40
Convertible preference
35c
Scherlng Corp common
1
5%
convertible preferred
30
7
19
1
Stores
Preferred series
St
July 13
21% Apr
12
18% July 15
45% Aug 12
82% Feb
87
St
19
14% Sep 3Q
69% Mar 8
97
12
26
15
1
8
79% Apr 30
29% Apr
July
29% May
84% Nov 16
Feb
24% Sep
Apr
27
14% Dec 31
6% Deo 24
3
8
38
89% Dec 14
12% Mar
Apr
Safeway
18
*68 %
28 %
7 Vb
27%
18
7a
3,100
70 7a
69
69
2774
27%
27%
27%
27%
4.700
217a
277a
-
217a
21V4
2174
21
21%
28 72
27.%
28 74
27%
27%
2,700
'77b
7 7a
77a
7%
27 3 b
2774
7,700
5,600
1874
77a
27%
89
147 b
21%
227a
217a
*88 V2
89%
88 72
44 ya
•82
30%
443/4
82%
317a
>
-
/
y
277a
147a
14%;
18
7%
*88
89
14%
9,100
18
*68 7a
28
.7%
*88
•'
700
2774
21%
28 V4
.
7072
18
28
21%
48
*68 72
18%
70'/a
27 V*
50
49%
x65%
427a
*82
30%'
*88
18
89
1,500
28
27%
89
*88
14 7a,
100
147ai
4,600
58,000
147a
22
2172
22 74
217a.
227a
89
•
147b
*8974
89 7a
89%
89%
200
4274
43 7a
43
43%
21,700
82
82
•
44'"
827;!
31%
V
'
3172
<32
<
.
*82,^/
827a
50
317a
31%
H.lOOi
v'"1'
Volume
Number 6017
193
.
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The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
23
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range for Year 1960
Year 1959
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
,
NEW
34 Va Nov
17
37
Dee
18
35% Feb
25
57% Dec
71 % Dec
23
82% Feb
24
70 % Jan
12
79% Aug 22
10 ya May 11
~3 Vb
5
May 29
4% Mar
July 29
Standard
14
$3.50
13% Sep 13-
Standard
Oil
Oil
of
Standard
Oil
of
New
Jersey
4
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
common
8
3%%
4
Standard
1
51% Jan
May 16
47%-Dec
45% Oct
38
Dec
50% Jan
4
23
44% May 31
56
Jan
89
Mar
64% Jan
27% Jan
7
84
Jan
8
31% Jan
6
Apr
1
83% Nov
20 Va Oct
25
'
25
62% Dec
7
39% July 27
11%
Standard
Jun
35
92
73%
11%
4
40
17
26
16
73%
30
23
30
Gas
6
36% Jan
,
Electric
&
Co_._i._10c
Industries-
18
Jan
43% Dec
12
46 %
45%
45 Ve
40%
41'%
52%
53%
7
10
Packaging Corp com
13
$1.60
convertible
preferred--
40% Jan
4
$1.20
convertible
preferred
37 Va July
8
6%
102
5
4
42% Jan
24
convertible
Stanley
Warner
17% July 27
11% Nov 23
21% Mar 25
23% Jun
10
20
Starrett Co.
627/a Sep
71
9
76% Nov
78
2
8
45% Nov
Apr 21
Dec
14
13 % Jan
5
18% Jun
9
59% Jun
22
6
34% Dec
23
Dec
18
43
31% Dec
29
33
Jan
4
V
8tauffer
Corp
5
% Jan
Sterchi
5
71 % Dec
30
Bros
Sterling
Stevens
23
33 Va Jun
7
Stewart-Warner
4
Stix
1
20% Jan
6
27% Mar 13
20 ya
Sep
9
15% Jan
2
22
14
Jun
17
Aug 25
25% Jan
18
Dec
20
(J
P)
Baer
17
Dec
29
19
Sep 21
65
May
Apr
6
16% Jan
2
47% Oct 24
24 % Jan
5
9
29'A Oct
41V4
53%
54%
*83
V
j
85
'
■M'-<
27%
28
29%; V
29
29 %
25
25
<
20
Oct
28
618
Oct
28
325
Sep 22
prior
&
•
h-
30% Aug
15
Storer
24 ya Jan
15
22
17% Jan
4
206
Dec
22
25%
25%
25%
21%
21
629
$5
4
Jan
convertible
Suburban
Suburban
Propane
17%
17%
17%-
*17%
64% Jan
4
Sunbeam
26 % Jan
4
Sundstrand
18% Sep
85% Oct
7
Sun
6
55% Jan
21
Apr
8
24% Dec
28
38% May 29
48% July 21
18% Sep 23
11% Sep 23
79% Dec 21
15% Mar 20
12% Jun
94
627/8 Dec
65% Feb
50
67
Dec
14
1
22% Nov
25
29
Jan
27
20'A Sep
21
24% Apr
29
80
Feb
4
42% May 17
20% May 27
21% Jan 20
30 y8 Dec
16
38% Jan
13
29% Jun
1
Dec
7
106% Feb
20
85
9 "
57/s Dec
4
1275
Nov
25
Jan
23
25
Apr
3
29% Jan
23
35
Jan
5
io ya Nov
20
47% Aug 21
14% Mar, 9
88
29
Mar 13
9
5% Jun
8% Mar 20
2165
May
1
24 Va Jan
7
23% Jun
14
34% Dec
30
7% Oct
Jan
4
50
Jun
29
Sweets
51% Feb
25
Swift
11% Jan
14
15
70% Dec
Jun 22
73/4:-
7
1
63/8
8%
7
7 %::
6%
100
0
48
Deo
31
44% Feb
17
14
8
Feb
3
-3% Oct
24
8% Nov
25
35 % Sep
22
6%
an
23
Talcott
14
Tandy
230
270
238
244
V"'-:
«■
7
-
:
"
53
53
■7
29%
29%/
Corp
A
700
7%
7
169,300
V 7
'
V
6%
*228
.
Co
of
164,200
234
1,160
43%
43%
44%
44%
461/4
18%
183/4
18%
18%
45%^ 46 V-
18%
191/a
19
52
53
52%
52%
52
521/4
21%
21%
21%
22 '/8
21%
21%.
1
13%
14
No par
*80 VB
137/a
463/4
23%
25
22 %
22%
30
333/8
333/4
12.50
99 %
99 %
of '55
10c
7
25
America
23%
23%
22%
34%
33%
99%
1200
100%
99Va
1165
-
1185
33%
48
23%
22%
v,
22%
4,800
15,100
1,000
33%
34%
1,200
100'A
100
100%
1,300
71/4
13,400
7'A
1180
4,900
82 Va
23%
22%
7
14
*81
23%
22 Va
7 Vb
1,800
4,000
471/2
22 %
7
221/4
-
13%
47 '/a
333/4
1
6,100
52%
21%
82%
47
.
4,900
19%
521/4
13%
*81
463/4
23%
-
7 Vb
1190
13%
82%
46 Vb
23%
A
-
14
*81
82%
46
common.1
series
3,200
29%
42%
common
Oil
500
7
1
Corp
prefered
5,900
I71/2
53%
-
531/4
240
600
!:
*29
7%
226
7,100
5
7
1220
1210
1224
550
4.16%
*42 %
44%
*42%
44%
43%
44Va,
431/2
44
400
.25
45%
46 Va
453/4
46%
451/2
46 Va
45%
46
•3,100
1
X12 3/4
12%
123/4
123/4
12%
13
12%
3,400
9
69 3/4
70%
69%
693/,
69%
70 Va
Co
Wayne
S;Feb
5% Dec
89
523/4
29%'
No par
Symington
17Va
7%
Corp
Co
&
17%
29%
Mining Co_.
Oil of California
Superior
1348
17%
83/4
2nd pfd series
Biscuits Inc
19
21%
16%
29%
5%%
29
26
21%
7%
Sunshine
Sep
39% July 20
25 Va
17% '"-:1
29%
preferred
26% Feb
855
v
25%
1
Co
Sunshine
18
V>
211/4
17
171/3"
•
1
4%%
2Q
25%
211/4
V.
1
Sunray-Mid-Cont
101% Aug 22
9,300
Co
Corp
series
Oil
9,100
24%
1
Chemical
$4.50
Sun
71%
24%
52 V*
Gas
900
69%:'
25
53%
Gas
14
131/2.- 131/2
•
,
800
7,200
71
53
preferred
29
19% Dec
13%
.
10,500
68 vo
21v8
17%
*17%
/
14,700
•v
24%
*21%
18
54%
•13%
?
1
1
46% Dec
7
79%
'V.K*77,0-; 79'/2
-20
When Issued
25% Mar 28
*77
79%
25
Broadcasting
17% Dec
551/4
-
v-'''
18
•
Corp
Studebaker-Packard
55
79%
1
r.
22
11%
17%
♦77
5
preference
17%
54%
-2.50
Webster.
26%
11
54%
25%
common
26%
54 y4
69
100
11%
54%
'• 13%
72
28
26%
54
13%
44,600
4,900
18
24%
22%
4,100
111/4
67%
8,200
86
28%
25%
13%
199,600
;29%
11%
25 %
33,800,
Va
28%
18VB
68%
541/4
*66
28% •/
291/4
'25%'
13%
41
221/4
72
29
18
67%
Co
?•
27%
11%
"24%
41
*84
11%
*77
37,000
47 Va
53%
18%
HOLIDAY
56,100
48%
46Va
-
27 Va
47%
'
22%
*66
''
■
"
5,400
261/2
!
86
21 %
-
70
1
Corp
6 % Dec
28
9% Aug 26
5%
Stone
58% Mar 28
*84
.22%
*64
15
Stokley-Van Camp Inc
19
18% Feb
1,600
40%
54%
5
6% Dec
20% Mar 24
33% Mar 25
9% Jun
11
4%
>
"
52
*4%
47 %
Inc
Fuller
4%
*18
EXTRA
•
4%
'
•
47%
28 va
"'24%
3,800
27%'
67
11%
(
11%
46%
Inc
& Co
&
•
5
common
Inc
4
CLOSED
100
Stores
Drug
33 »/a Jan
Apr
Co
EXCHANGE
No par
preferred
22% Oct 29
,
L S
11%
47
22%
\
90
11%
26%
28%
-
1
(The)
Chemical
3 vn. %
May 23
16
6
44% Mar 24
29
82
27
12% July
23
Feb
26 Va Feb
77
,
9
Jan
65% Jan
May 11
STOCK
•
41
21 %
73%
47 %
53%
85
54
73%
46%-
.
40%V
•
531/4
73%
11%
26%
27%
_20
Shares
v
53%
•73%
67
20
preferred
the Week
Dec. 8ft
,53
21%
20
Stanray Corp
19'A Dec 31
*83
1
Jan
19% Oct
22
46%
45%
100
Friday
Dec. 29
4%
26
Sales for
Thursday
11%
4%
46
preferred series A
26% Oct .25
6
41% July 27
2
12% Jan
July
4%
6.25
25
PRICES
74
11%
25%
<
SALE
54
*73
25
Indiana
26 % Dec
117
52%
1
California
of
54%
4%
HIGH
Dec. 28
1
Corp
Kollsman
59 % Jan
23
Financial
AND
Wednesday
No par
preferred
Standard
Standard
62 ya Jan
Dec. 27
53%
2
52 % Apr
Tuesday
Dec. 26
No par
com
20
30 % Nov 20
Jun
Inc
Sep
5
12% May 11
Nov
Brands
30% Jun
1
23% May 11
85
Monday
Par
Standard
13% Sep 21
45% NOV 25
50
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Inc
Corp
-12%
T
(James)
Corp
69%
70%
3,100
1
4 Va
4Va
4 Va
41/4
2,100
1
143/4
15%
14%
15%
14%
15 V8
143/4
15%
15,900
49
493/4
48
49%
48
49%
49 VB
50
24 VB
24%
24
24%
24
24%
24
24%
29,700
82
82%
82%
83%
83 Va
84%
84%
85%
32,900
37%
38%
4
4
Vb
4
4 Va
'
'
TelAutograph Corp
27% Jun
1
50% Dec
16
Tennessee
29
24% Aur
25
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
64% Jun
3
35 y4 Apr
11
Feb
2
Jan
4
34
11
87% Aug
6ct~21
Nov
24% Aug 31
20% Sep
71%
**».£%
4
6% May
13% Mar 16
29
14
87
38% Dec
Sep
30
21% Sep
15% Sep
28
37
28
19% Dec
148% Oct
25
Texaco
Texas
27
Corp
1.25
25
Apr
1
17
Nov
16
25% Mar 19
61% Jan
27
193% Nov 20
23 % Nov
25
.
39% Jan
.
'
Transmission
Gas
20% May 17
23
14 % Mar 10
26% May 18
102% Dec
30
124 % Mar 18
Feb
18
19% Jan
8
14 % July 25
63
23
Jan
30
Apr 24
2
36% Sep
21
11
Dec
28
62
Sep
8
256% May 25
Texas
Instruments
Pacific
Coal
&
Pacific
Land
29% Jan
19% Jan
11
4
Sub
11
<fc
Texas
31% July 30
22% Oct
26
26 ya Jan
4
36% Mar
4
21
Nov
11
33 ya Jun
15
72
6
28% Oct
24
61% Jan
7
May
9% July
14% Oct 14
70% May
12
8
46% Feb
10
79
8 v
24
Feb
Jan
23
29Va Apr
14
16% Jun
2
24
Jan
16
20% Dec
19
69% Dec
88
Jan"_2
19% Mar
11
26 % Aug
15% Deo
3
17 Va Apr
108
13
Jan
-Jan
4
84
7
68% Jafi
70
25% Jun
10
34% Sep
Jan
7
4%
17
28
15
15% Feb
17
19 % Sep
Jan 26
16% Jan
8
24% Jun
21
60 ya Dec
24
Jan
12
29
21
7
34 ya Jan
54% Jan
9
Nov
16
29
24%
17,000
37
38 V,
65,200
11%
*103/4
11%
103/4
10%
10 Va
10%
600
•70%
673/8
687/a
68%
70%
69
70%
15,700
82%
*82
holiday
*103/4
68
*82
*82
900
83
82 Va
83
10
20%
203/4
20%
20VB
203/4
20%
203%
21
20,000
21 VB
21%
21Va
21VB
21%
21
21%
83
8,700
4,900
19%
4,000
No par
Tractor
4
Trans
4
World
59% May 27
20
20th
11% Sep
Twin City Rap Transit com
Mar 13
36
20 ya Nov
30
TXL
20
18% Jan
22
29
57
*63 V4
64
26%
27
*63
633/4
*63
27 Vb
'
27%
27
700
63%
Vb.
*63
27%
'
63%
26%
27V4
13,000
32,400
37
37%
36 %
37%
36 Va
37
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
800
13%
13%
14%
13%
14%
23,500
38 Vb
373/4
38%
37%
38%
7,900
38
12%
13%
12%
37%
38%
37%
53%
53%
53%
53 Va
533/8
53%
53%
53%
31%
31%
31
31%
30%
31.;
31
31 Va
1,600
28%
28
28%
2 8'/a
28%
28%
28
28%
10,800
50
53
53%
1
42
42 %
41%
42
403/4
41%
10%
10%
*10%
11 VB
11%
11 %'
44
*41
44
No par
*41
3/4
54
*53
*53
54
*41
*53 %
54
40 Va
*11
J-
44
800
200
40%
•7
12,100
11%
Co
preferred
300
41
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 3/u
12
%
12 Va
123/4
1
prior
41
1
conv
Coach
Oil
4,800
.1
Century-Fox
5%
5,500
36%
1
pfd series of 1957
Film Corp
44% Dec
Twin
38%
34%
783/4
1
8
14
38
373/a
783/4
5
Inc
2
28
38
35%
783/4
37%
common.:
Mar
Oct
37%
35
783/4
50
Airlines
May
13% Nov
37%
34%
78%
*22'/a
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
conv
36%
35 Va
783/4
-
40% May 27
5%
363/4
34%
1
Traux-Traer Coal Co
9
36%
No par
Corp
Steel
Corp
preferred
'$2.70
.
2
Tri-Continental
18
•
2
Williams
&
Jan
30
—
1
issued
When
I
—
7,400
2
Co
Supply Co class A
19
24% Feb
243/4
23%
39%
15%
39 Va Jan
30% Mar 13
243/4
233/4
38
%,
48%
Transue
0
24%
23%
39%
193/8
11
12
243/4
23 VB
38%
19%
10
9% Jun
24
223/4
373/4
193/8
Jan
19 % NOV
24 %
22%
35%
19%'
Jun
12% Oct
24%
22 Vb
193/b
60
10% Deo 23
a*%
extra
19%.
.39
8
closed
510
19%
16
10% Jan
27,100
21%
24
44
11,900
22
153/a
Transamerica Corp
Transitron Electronic
May 17
83
21%
67%
47%
4
8% July 18
13% Jun 21
81%
22
*20%
20
30
25% Apr
1
82
21%
15%
7
48
813/a
48%
30
17% Apr
69%
83%
21%
.
15%
Dec
22
17% Nov 18
68 Va
81
21 VB
70
47%
5
10 Va Sep
67%
81%
21%
153/4
29% Jan
30
69
80%
20%
68%
.48%
64
Jun
17,200
15%
21
62
3
68
6,300
'
47%
10
13% Mar
16%
*20%
20
75% Mar
43% Apr
8% Nov 18'
36
Sep 24
16
15%
Oct
July 28
16 Ve
21%
wi
Dec
54% Oct
153/4
10
Trane Co
33% Nov
16%
48%
Torrington
11
16%
15%
14
25% Mar 14
28
16%
48%
41% Aug 20
29
28
28
*20%
81% Dec
50% Jan
28%
25
preferred
37% Dec
July 31
54% Mar 3
14,000
186 Vc
27%
stock
Timken
9
27
185%
183 %
28%
186
*25
22
Oct
180%
187%
28
2,600
-
21%
21 %
33
42% Aug
3
56% Jan 14
38,000
183
100
common
liya July 25
18
Sep
37
1
preferred
21% Dec
42 % July 15
17,4d0
19%
exchange
5
preferred
2
22
28%
28%
5
31% Oct
29
No par
Co
23
1
50c
preferred
Mfg Co
$1.20
0
Dec
37%
18%
Roller Bearing
No par
Tishman Realty & Construction
1
Toledo
Edison
Co
5
4
21
37
28
&
'
16%
100
Glass
Oil
37%
6,900
28
1
No par
Chemical
$1.20
6
22 % Jan
'
1833/4
10
Co
Ry
64
j?
1
Oil
common
conv
Tidewater
4
21
Jun
19%
Common
23% Mar 29
14% Sep
56 % Mar
29
18%
Thompson (J R)
7.50
Thompson-Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
27
44% Dec
19% Jun
21
$1.25
Thiokol
May 20
24% Jan
Pacific
Inc
Thatcher
70% Dee 22
7
33
63% Sep
28%
19'/a
•
-
Trust—
Utilities Co
Textron
27
37%
29%
183/4
certificates.
Texas
Sep
20% Dec
45%
share
86% Aug 25
65"
70% Jan
31
38 Va
29
19%
5
Inc
Texas
37%
29%
183/4
Corp
Co_l___*33%.
Sulphur
24% Jan
Dec
29% July 30
18
Dec
Gulf Producing
Gulf
Jan
18% July 22
76
22
Nov 24
79
20% Sep
'21
Texas
Texas
29
No.par
14,
16
Texas
39% July 15
27
5
Inc
•
18
18 3/8
17
18%
17%
17%
17%
17% V
50
Corp
10
3,200
136,296
TJ
41
Jan
28
120% Feb
9
80 ya Jun
19
86% Oct
15
74
Aug
4
67
Dec
24
77
14% Aug
51
Apr
4
a
150% July 27
35% Mar 10 :
98% Mar
Aug 30
,
Udyllte Corp
Underwood
Union
6% Nov
30
12 v* Mar
1
25
43% Jan
4
Union
Bag-Camp
6
Union
Carbide
39% Aug 19
Union
Electric
106% Oct 25
80
Sep 10
77% Feb 25
32
j&n " 4
148% Jan
87% Jan
0
96
74% Dec
29
78
68% Jan
B
75
Asbestos
8
Preferred
$3.70
series
Preferred
$3.50
series
77% Jan
7
85
Aug
19
53% July 10
33% Mar
8
47
Nov
16
Union
29% Nov
17
38% Feb
25
Sep 28
31
Jan
5
Union
7% Nov
18
7% Jan
Preferred
Oil
series
$4
California
of
8% Aug
4%
Pacific
RR
Co
29% Nov 27
37% Jan
0
25% Oct
21
32% Jan
6
Union
Tank
Car
19% Oct
1
25% Feb
4
19% Oct
26
24% Jan
13
Union
Twist
Drill
30% Jan
6
45
25% Apr
5
32% Apr 20
37% Jan
4
46 Va Aug
22
36
Oct
28
68
101
Oct
14
July 15
136
80% Nov 30
Mar 26
Apr
3
109% Mar 28
88
May 10
81
May 17
United
United
Inc
Aircraft Corp common
5
(series of 1955) conv pfd.100
(series of 1956)
23% Mar
8
35% Dec
15
United
22% Jun
12
30 ya Jan
22
24
Mar
9
39% Dec
20
United
Biscuit
25
27
38% Apr
10
17
Nov
2
27
Apr
18
United
Board
17
11
54% July 25
76
Jan
25
United
29% Jun
38
Feb
23
United-Carr
24% Feb
9
Nov
32% Mar 20
64
Oct
22
88% Apr
29
Sep 23
38% Dec
7% Dec
9
29% Jan
12
16
Jan
2
23 y8 Nov
17
31% Sep 29
48% Jan 13
16% Jan
a
9% May 19
37% Marl0
23% July
45% Mar
42% Jan
9
9
22
59% Aug 27
20% July 20
7
1
Mar 21
31
Aug
15% Dec
1
1
21% July 24
2% Mar 10
United
Corp
17
United
Electric
6
United
6
United
Fruit
United
Gas
Corp
United
Gas
Improvement
25
United
Greenfield
16
Jun
29
22,
20
Jan
11% Jan
United
8
7% Jan
16% Apr
19
18% Jun
28
4
1% Jan
11
United
50
Apr
12
64% Jan
30% Jan
27
33% July
8
43 % Jun
16
6%
>
U S
80% Sep
10
14
85% Aug 18
83% Jan
4
92% Oct
18
28
13
35
Jan
26
23% Sep
29
30% Jan
4
U
8
6
75
Dec
21
42
25
74% Jan
4
U
8
Nov
42% May
For
footnotes,
see page
30% Mar
Oct
4
Park
United
4
34% Mar
pfd
Merch
Shoe
&
Co
4%%
&
Corp
preferred
27
26%
43
27
27%
26%
9,200
35,500
8 1/4
8 Va
30
29%
30%
301/4
30%
30'A
31
20%
20 Vb
20 Va
2OV4
20%
20
20
800.
8
8%
8
8Vb
8%
34%
37%
353/4
35%
36%
35
36
23,600
37%
371/4
37%"
37%
37%;
24,300
*84%
84%
33
*
32%
100
104
•:
102%
102%
853/4
84
84%
85V4
85%
33
32%
32%
32%
33';
105
*100
105
38 VB
38%
38
383/4
38
38V4
37%
22%
22
22
21
21%
21
99
59%
58%
59
59
60 %
59%
60%
31
31
31%
30%
32V4
321/4
343/a
7%
.7%
7%
7%
7Ve
7%
*43 v2
*30 Va
7 Vb
7%
'44
44%
44
16
15%
16
17%
17%
17 i/s
173/4
25
100
.
:
1
No par.
7,900
700
15%
5
16
25
3,000
2,600
,
'
44 '/a
Corp com.l
& Foreign Securities
Freight
Co...
i
*
"
6,000
122,500
18
19%
17%
18%
333/4
34%
333/8
34
32%
33%
33%
34
523/4
51%
51%
*521/4
52 %
521%
53
16 3/8
16%
163/,
16%
16%
16%
16%
1,900
5%
4%
*52
16 V8
5%
5%
5 Vb
47/b
4%
4%
17 Vb
17%
173/a
5
51/8
40,500
4%
4%
4%
4 7/8
6,600
I71/4
17 %
17%
17%
14,200
if
17.400
'
17%
n
%
if
%
n
%
58%
x57 %
58%
58%
59%
58%
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31%
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31%
373/4
38%
37%
38
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32
/
.
,
38%
♦93
94 1
25
25 »/b
52%
53
/
1,300
5%
7/b
*31%
14,200
5
57%
1
L_
5,100
4,000
153/4
1
common
100
900
8,200
383/e
22
59 V4
,
433/4
.8.50
Co
8,300
11,300
-36%
35
*93
94
38% '
.
94
" '
■
59
30%
,30%-
37%
38%
24%
25Vb
24%
25
52%
52
52%
51
■
i.ii
vb/r!*;-. j
120
6,500
25%
24%
52
5T400
94
*93
24.
vv9
20
44%
43Vs
630
15%
1
seriesA
Mfgrs Inc
Chemical
26%
20
83%
44%
10
preferred
Borax
267/B
*82
15%4
13%
Corp
Mach
26%
210
83
44
10
Mines
83%
42%
31%
No par
City
*82
42%
84%
-
Industrial
7 United
% Aug
65% Dec 28
Co
Convertible
4
821/2
5
Foundry
25
31% Jan
3
51% Apr
&
72%
41%
*100
2.50
Cos
34% Aug 30
5
19
2
23
Engineering
753/4
*71
6,600
93
74V4
' /'
16,700
39%4 *
*74%
42%
36 3/4
1
Coal
38%
*92%
741/4
82
73
9,600
118%
93
82
*71%
34%
No par
(Del)
1
4,100
35
33%
118
391/4
*
2,500
14,600
8Va
"
10
(Del)
53% Jan
14% Dec
30% Dec
29 ya Sep
Co
39 :«■
*92
82
*20
No par
Corp
351/4
"
73
8
1
Fastener
12
45% Jan
4
Carbon
Nov
22 Vn Jan
Amer
of
Carton
46% Apr
4% Nov 21
T
iya Nov 19
Co
7%
120 %
76
28%
pfd.100
Corp
&
7% Jan
46
conv
27% May 20
4% Nov
16% Jan
Artists
75
7%
34%
118
42
10
4%
Aug 24
93
75
353/8
*80%
No par
1
5
4%
103% Aug 25
97
Airlines
39 %
91%
133/4
48
*71%
10
Co
38%
.
13%
47
10
common
Co
121 Va
387/b \39
91%
25
preferred
non-cum
34V8
120 %
13%
48%/"
"•71/4
*75
v.
4
35 Vb
1233/4
91
No par
No par
87
73/8
34%
.No par
13V4
48
49 %
-
7%
121 %
No par
16
series
$4.50
48%
7%'
''
__10
common
Aug
24
19
No par
Corp
Co
Apr
23
9% Feb 20
5
133/4
13%
483/4
7 Vt
6%
Preferred
Dec
3
Co
Corp
Paper
Aug 15
40% Deo
Mar
Rubber
&
par
13%
463/4
1
No
Corp
29% Oct
4
133/a
(The)
.
7.700
52%
4,700
24
(24)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, January 2, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
4
Range for Year I960
Highest
Year 1959
Lowest
88 % Sep
22
Apr
145% Sep 22
7% Dec 28
105
Mar 30
85% Oct
87
22
8
31% Feb
12
7% Oct
24
13% Jan
15
34% Nov 29
40
Jan
22
25% Jun
1
8
30% Sep
8% Sep
30
26% Jan
5
40% Oct
9
267/e Dec
23
35% Apr 20
10
24 Va Jun
18
7% Mar
28
29
Jan
21
20% Oct
25
Deo
7
25% Nov
30
30
40
39% Oct
23
58% May 18
76
Jan
9
45% Feb
99
10
24
7
33% Jan
19
47
30
7
21
Jan
7
26% Jan
21
33% Oct
6
37% Feb
9
29% Sep
22
50% Mar 12
14 % Feb
20
17% Jan 30
6% Jan
2
88% May
153
12% Jan
Apr
12
28
139% Jan
22
50% Sep
34% Jan
14
37% Nov
36% Jun
15% Jan
8
12
13% July 11
19
26% Dec
2
51% Jan
26
34% Dec
18% Sep
21
25% Oct
12
19% Feb IT
28% Jan
5
Nov
17
84
70% Feb
16
148
Apr 10|
Jan
6
41% Apr
71
40
31
Feb
60
9
Jun
10
Jan
1CI% Fab
9
41% Feb
July 29
II
Not
27
10
42
0% Jan
2
40
22% Jan
9
26% Sep
29% Dec
26
Jan
21
11
Jan
4% Dec
11% Jan
29
19% Jan
2
9
98% Dec
18
29%
29%
19%
23 Va
11
157
32%
33%
11
100
30
29%
30Vt
32%
33
*155
1.57
61%
.
32%
10%
10%
34%
5
30%
30Vt
17%
18
17%
18%
12%
13
121/4
12%
28%
29%
12.80
Co
6%
dividend
$5
&
1,000
61
62%
37,400
31%
31%
50,400
157
*52 Va
54
500
78 Va
78%
20
53%
53%
11,700
53 Va
33%
34
301/4
30%
30Vs
30%
1,600
17%
■'
-34%
19Va
18%
18%
31,000
12
-
-54-
34%
301/4
*28%
7,400
12,600
%
12%
121/4
12%
2,400
-
-
-
2,700
29
29
29
lo
28%
291/4
19%
19%
20
20
20
20
19%
20
l
48%
49%
48%
49%
48%
49%
471/2
49%
18,200
48%
49%
47%
49%
47
1.25
u
Virginia Elec
30Va
'
11
*155
63%
35
Light Co
Sugar
Virginia Carolina Chemical
106% Aug 24
6,900
20 %
33
34%
<&
Vertientes-Camaquey
28
29%
10%
64
50
28 %
33
53%
Power
X
•
*19%
29 %
157
64%
7,000
35%
10%
x62 %
1,900
23%
29% X
33
Corp of America.
1
Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
$2.28 convertible preferred
5
28
—
29%
20 Va
80 Va
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
28
23%
33%
28%
34
♦155
29%
3,000
62,200
142%
*35
35%
-*19%
V
•
.
45 Va
76%
75%
142
23%
*35
20%
10%
77
142%
141 Vt
29%
19%
45 Va
45%
75 Va
"
48
Co_6%
com
2%
2%
37%
39%
108%
108 Va
113%
51%
53Va
102 Va
53
:
48%
20,700
2%
2%
39%
107%
partic preferred_10o
Powes-Co com
8:
preferred
50
2%
38%
1
700
1,000
2%
2%
2%
13,300
37%
38%
37%
38%
111
111
X
54 Va
53%
111
5,800
113
2,700
54
18,000
102
102
200
53%
53%
100
101%
85
Aug 31
$4.04
preferred
100
*81
82% Jan
84
*81
10
89
$4.20
84
Aug 10
preferred
*81
84
*81
84
100
82% Jun
23
90% Aug 16
*85%
$4.12
86%
*85%
86 Va
100
*85Va
86%
*85%
86%
*83
84%
*83
84
*83
84
*83
91% Mar 17
87% Mar 16
Jan
20% Mar
9
15% Dec
4
31% Mar
•
67% Jan
2
90% Fab 29
80
Jun
30
96% Jan
2
103% Fab U
90
Jan
li
102% Apr
11
45%
76%
141%
29
79
12% Nov
45%
76%
140%
53%
12
BO
29
45%
75%
1
Associates
80 % Mar 23
Sep
8,600
31%
Co
99% Jan
450
1,200
26%
140%
_l
com_
Van Raalte Co Inc
10 |
81% Dec 15
78% Oct
149%
37
54 %
Vendo
4
36%
25%
53%
Varian
0
37
27%
l
28
54% Dec
37
27%
Inc
24,i00
26%
*33%
Co
149
148
•
.
36%
1
Co
20
26
147
47%
4,200
•
":
78
46%
27
30%
20
Apr 22
147
*75
>
36 %
52 Va
67% Jun
34% Jan
Jan
HOLIDAY
l
Corp
78
.46%
25%
45%
___2.50
Co
51% Dec
6% Jan
147%
45 %
.
45%
*78%
2
39% Dec
*75
45%
52%
36
4
108
EXTRA
Vanadium
113 % Dec
44 Va
78
8,800
2,100
,
x36%
'
com_No par
Products
24
79
^147
♦75
44%
80%
Utah
5
9
45%
44 Va
78
100
*
25%
CLOSED
Van
39% Mar
25
33% Jun
EXCHANGE
,
100
24
21% Mar
44%
44%
80%
5
30
26%
53
2
Mar
26%
*52
15% Sep
22% Sep
23
♦78 %
34% Jan
14
23%
26%
43%
^50
preferred
Upjohn
21
Sep
23'%
26
26%
100
4%%
13
Jan
23%
26%
♦75
STOCK
100
,
1,800
Vt
23%
44%
100
100
24,300
23%/24%
1
com
9
36%
26%
5
Corp
2% Sep
5
35% May 26
107
8
30c
Steel
Oct
31
82 % Nov
*7%
50
Tobacco
38% Oct
Not 23
8
23%
Pictures
-Aug 18
44
12
19% Dec
63
*7%
5
preferred
4
20
26% Feb
<3
8%
34%
Universal
8%
5
15% Oct
13% July 21
30% Not
6
8
23%
Oil
Jun
•7%
1,100
28
3 5 J/4
Match
88
26%
23%
Universal
02% Jun
30% Oct 25
47% Aug 27
29% NOT
16
8%
*34 Va
35%
Universal
84
9
27
5
Min
30
47,500
17
35
preferred__25
Pharmaceutical
1
17
17
'
26%
.100
21
17
4,500
4%
35
9%
16%
80% Jun
4 %
36
9%
No par
33% Dec 23
53% Dec 29
24
5-
16%
common
159% Nov
14
21% Oct
29% Deo 21
Leaf
4%
17
common
&
153
27
1
Universal-Cyclops
Universal
4 Va
104%
153
36%
10
Stockyards Corp
United Whelan Corp
15
9
3%
16 %
103
152%
27
non-cumulative
Vitamin
Shares
105
104%
*150 Va
9%
United
4
29% Oct
157
7%
US
106 Va
151
26%
.
1st preferred
Co
the Week
Dec. 30
♦34%
common
Corp
preferred
Friday
Dec. 29
151
-
Sales for
Thursday
1
Corp
Tobacco
PRICES
1
preferred series B
Steel
US
SALE
_50
:
common
non-cum
16
HIGH
Dec. 28
106%
3%
50
common
S Smelting Ref &
1%
preferred
7%
24% Mar 29
Feb
9
X U
US
24
Deo
146
Q%
10
3
May
Inc
Rubber Co
U S Shoe
'
26% Aug 25
24
82%c
preferred
3%%
US
Aug 25
15
*149%
AND
X
Wednesday
Dec. 27
if 105%
preference
Co
Tuesday
1
Dec. 26
4
Pipe & Foundry Co
US Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
5
148
Jun
A
»'(
100
common
Mach common
US
19
103 % Jan
4
Monday
Par
preferred series A
4%%
157% Aug 11
22
Co
Industries
4%%
27
14
53% Oct
84% Mar 24
47
36% Apr
69% Sep
28
22% Deo
17
21
class
US Lines
5
Nov
4
45 % Dec
108% Aug 31
138 % Sep
Jan
25% Dec
4
US
Aug 31
0
Jan
33
29
54 % Feb
0
78
26
LOW
STOCK
preferred
Hoffman
5%
4
64
1%
US
19
144
38% Feb 24
Oct
Jan
50% Jan
41 % Oct
19
Jun
69% July
35
40% Aug 10
75
Jan 20
154% Aug 10
27% Sep
45 % Nov
Aug 23
8% Jan
4
0
Jan
29 % Oct
142% Sep
US Gypsum
13
15 % Dec
17
44% May 28
2
161
19
20
14% Apr
8% Jan
116% Jun
Dec
8
30% Mar
9% Sep
YORK
EXCHANGE
25
3% Dec
148
12% Jan 29
29
NEW
Lowest
Highest
120
38 Va Oct
STOCKS
7% Oct
I
13% Jun
preferred
Vulcan Materials Co
15% Jan
4
19
Jan
4
5%
94% Apr
I
8
5%%
preferred
100
86%
14
6V*%
86 Va
preferred
100
98%
102 Va
98 Va
convertible
common
103%
'
_1
9%
9%
9%
9%
18
preferred
102,
13%
141/4
13%
14%
~
*86 Va
102
9V2
88
84
9%
14%
137/b
88'
■
9%
14
•
88
*87.%:
89%
40
99
*98%'
99
30
98 V2
98 %
*98%
9%
18,100
14
2,400
W
08% Sep 25
Deo
17
14% Jan
70% Mir 11
46% Nor M
81
Apr 31
55% May 11
41% July 20
2
40
43% Sep
21
33% Mar 30
—
11% Nov
8% Deo
24% Jan
29
50
8
Jun
12
Sep
11
54% May
41% Jun
9
25% Jan
12
3% Jan
23% July
14
60% Aug 24
4
23
5
51
Feb
30% Jan
15
Dec
1
23
90
May
6
82% Feb
1
29
91
78% Jan
19 /
20
Jan
23% Jan
31
Dec
Warner-Lambert
4
4
•
9 % Dec
-
87
29
Jan
4
7% Jan
17
14
Jan
4
,
98% Aug 30
89
Oct
3
30% Oct
28
56% Jan
4
17
29
14
July 22
17% Nov
14
97% Sep
35% Jan
4
Western
Air
29% Feb
17
41% Jun
17
Western
Auto
18
7
38
8
Apr
100% Aug II
93
Nov
16
88% Deo 91
26
35
Deo
29% Jan
8
53%
Dec"l7
28% May
16% Apr
31
May 11
98
20
July 29
"V 37% Jan
6
4
37
Jan
6
4
25% Dec
14
Dec~ 29
88% Jan 29
24
62% May
7
92% Jan
112
2
28
Sep
Feb
11
31
57
Jan
13
21% Oct
25
32% Jan
5
45
38% Mar 16
22
38% Oct
Oct
25
65
77% Jan
4
102
Sep
6
66% July 7
98% Mar 13
39% July
21
41% Sep 28
92% Dec 22
22
July 26
64
Mar
6
May 26
85% Sep 28
37% Dec 24
78
53% Mar 20
37% Mar 14
40% Mar 30
66% Dec 22
36
97
Jun
7
Jan
7
24% Jan
7
36
15
Jan
14
23
35
80% Nov
8
29
2
14% Deo
Sep
22
28% Deo
69% Nov
Deo
29% Feb
10% Nov
*
Ex-distribution.
Jan
29
25
9
6
22% Dec
2
69
8
Mar
42
80% Mar 10
T8
148
Sep
Sep 29
Apr
„1
7% Nov
7
-
8
45
Oct
Dec
4
21
22
83% Aug 18
28% Dec 29
15% Sep
8
«•
75
Va
4Va%
66
95
4.80%
Lines
4%%
White
White
Mfg
Motor
5%%
Co
$3
B
Oil
Wilson
preferred
10% Jan
14
3
37% Jan
6
138% Jan
4
Jan
6
Aug 20
129% Sep
1
Prior
6%
'
X'':: V'-V
common
7%
7%
8%
77/B
8VB
57,500
10%
10 Va
10%
10 Va
10%
4,600
83%
83 %
83%
*83 Va
7
52%
60
6%
6%
6%
57/a
6%
8,400
52%
52%
52%
52 V8
52%
2,200
16 VB
17V4
16%
17%
66
66%
66 Va
68
36
36%
35%
35%
53
*52%
85
6%
52%
52%
16%
16%
16 %
17%
9,000
67%
65 Va
67%
6,400
36
67
*35%
35 Va
35%
53
53
53
53%
53%
-41 Va
40%
41%
41%
41%
41%
42
30
-31%
30%
30%
31
31%
30%
31%
26%
*26V4
26%
26%
26
1,100
53%
41
26
*26%
4'/a
41/4
10
4Va
;
*26%
..
4%
41/4
4%
10%
10
10%
9%
10%
*41/4
9%
1,400
X
4,500
2,500
1,000
4%
18,500
10%
10,200
86%
83
5
5
38%
93
39%
18%
19%
35
93%
95
110
■
;
-
38%
95
18%
19
18
18%
18
19%
14,900
34%
95%
32
94
94
351/4
*94
93
38%
95
*93%
93
35%
35%
36
35%
35%
2,300
*94
>
38%
39%
*93
95%
39%
94%
*94
40%
93
95%
8,000
93
*94
95
40
Va
32
32
32Vi
313/4
32
31%'
31%
32
*31%
32
32
32
243/4
25
24%
24%
24
24
*0%
393/4
40%
39%
40%
393/4
21%
22%
40%
21% ,22%
22
22%
48%
49%
48%
493/8
491/4
4934
49V4
*83 %
49%
84%
83%
841/4
84%
85V4
85Va
103%
861/2
103%
42 J/a
42%
423/4
93
92%
93
28
28V4
'
32
32
243/4
*31%
24% "
39%
*103
42 VB
*92
105
27%
28'/a
80
*64%
68%
20
*44
44I/2
44
41%
40%
*103
•
*99%
7
*24 %
101
*993/4
7%
*241/4
*36 VB
42%
15,000
92%
931/4
260
9,500
;•
283/a
27%
*64V4
68%
44%
70
28%
6 81/4
'
44
;
441/4
1,100
41%
14,300
40%
41%
40%
100%
99%
7%
2 5 Vt
800
42
*993/4
•
47,800
105
441/4
7%
33,000
>
*103
93
28
101
7
25J/4
22%
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68V4
100
2,400
27,700
43
*92
411/4
41%
*641/4
21%
V
5,100
105
42%
45
7Vt
6%
7%
*241/4
25V4
*241/2
251/4
100
100
4,700
36
36
20 VB
36V4
2OV4
36 %
20
20
20
20
43%
201/4
201/4
1,400
43%
43%
43%
433/4
45
45
No par
441/4
43%
44%
43
1,800
43V4
43
44Vt
42%
43%
*791/4
8Qx
No par
10
Stores
Inc
lOo
Inc
,_1
10
com
100
Public
Service
Co
8X3
*79
37
81
793/4
793/4
27
263/4
27%
27%
11
28%
11%
11%
11%
11%
121/4
27%
42 J/4
*123
10
*29%
22%
27%
423/4
124%"
'27%
,
27%
42%
27%
42%
*123
291/4
29%
23
223/4
22%
22%
22%
68%
•691/4
69V4
69%
48%
48%
49
87
861/4
86V4
100
96%
97
8%
9
96%
9 Va
&
Towne
Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp.:.
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No
Youngstown Steel Door
No
Corp
9%
10
27%
27%
5
•23%
'23%
par,
87%
88%
par
Xl8%
1
99%
19%
101%
27%
25
12,800
42%
3,500
30%
1,800
22%
22%
4,600
69
69%
69%
48
49%
49
50
87
86%
86%
973/4
99
971/4
97%
9
9%
27%
,
V
25
.
27%
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.
-
'
93/B
27%
'
88%
89%
19%
19%
193/b
19%
19%
19%
99%
100 %
100%
99%
h-* O O £
x
Ex-dividentl.
5,200
1
x
y
=10,100
3,500
24%
89%
CO CO
60
2.400
»*27%
•24
881/4
stributed.
5,600
11,700
9%
88%
-
30
29%
"
*86V4
27 %•
23%
--88
27%
69 Va
,
100
1,200
7,200
123
123
30%
87
5
27%
*42 Va
29%
9,600
.
12%
42%
30%
48 J/4
No par
12
125
/123
1,310
_
273/4
423/4
124%
Corp common
10
preferred 14%%
5erles__100
Yale
37
26%
10
Corp
Co
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*79
37
10
Radio
1,800
7Va
10%
82%
1
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Zenith
71/4
11
82%
*81
Worthington
4
13
7Va
10%
*84
50
preferred
Jan
1,600
28
5
Inc
(F
38%
27%
1
Inc
Industries
Wisconsin
500
38 Va
28%
83
20
preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
6%
59%
38%
27%
100
$4.25
Windsor
59 Va
38%
86%
No par
5
Co
Co
&
59%
38%
27%
*81
10
preferred
Stores
*58%
38
27 Ve
*84
100
preference
Wilcox
59%
38%
27%
86%
100
preferred.
(The S S)
200
38%
.
83
2.50
common
convertible
White
2,400
*84
White Sewing Machine common—l
Prior
8,100
11%
*81
100
common
convertible
Dental
59
26%
11%
94%
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
$5
preferred
Whirlpool Corp
59%
79%
25 Va
83
__l
series
*58%
*78%
■
86 Va
com
Telegraph
preferred
11%
*84
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
3.80%
26%
11%
*93
Western Maryland Ry com__No
par
4% non-cum 2nd preferred
40
Pacific RR
No par
Union
79%
26 Va
12
*81
Western
Western
*78%
26%
100
common
Co
78
11%
100
preferred
Iron
23
25
100
C
Inc
Supply
Woodward
Oct
38
l
4
series
Pulp & Paper
Woolworth
Dec
101
5
preferred.
July 11
25
17
West
preferred
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
28
89% Feb
4.10%
Winn-Dixie
19% 8ep
27
5
43% Sep
14
No par
Co
29% Nov. 21
127% Sep 29
31% Aug 17
30% Jan
8
26% Oct
187/a Dec
136% Jun
6
84% Oct
1
25% Jun M
10
87% Sep 21
30% Apr
119
25% Feb
89% July •
49% Jun 94
9
7
10% May 11
25% Oct 31
84% July 19
3
10
31% Feb
23% Jan 11
92% Aug 14
12% July 94
23
114% Jan
May 27
94% Feb
18
9% Nov
9
9
67% Deo 31
7
Nov
14
Mar 25
86% Mar
19
63
Sep 16
27% Jan
2
79
;
129
31
63% Jan
79
40% Jan 23
22
30
23% Jun
Mar 31
32% May
8
Aug 31
14% Jan
48
1
28
,
27% July 12
52% Jan
8
28% Jan
6% Jan
35% Sep
30
102
2
22
Sep
18% Oct 21
19% Oct
118
36% Nov
15
70
48% July
67% Jan
31% Mar 10
88
July
14
6% Nov 21
24% Nov
6
98
Sep
34% Jan
9
45% 8ep
6
2
78
98% Oct
2
31
10
62% Jan
51% Mar 11
Sep 22
32% Jan
July 13
,28% July 21
51% July 23
6
17% Jan
102% Mar 11
Oct
Jun
89% Aug 18
103 % Dec 28
No par
<
West Penn Power 4%% pfd
4.20%
preferred series B
92% Feb
17
Nov
Motor
Mar 11
Jun
No par
Knitting Mills
Welbilt
Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
61
86
Pharmaceutical__l
Co
Wayne
101
24
77%
Waukesha
5
78
26%
12
*81%
1
Inc_
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
8
Nov
103
D)
31
32% Nov
27% Sep
(S
Apr 17
Deo 14
20
Corp
10
Warren
EXTRA
HOLIDAY
.100
Pictures
78
27%
12
27%
1
common
Industries
81V* Aug 23
30
EXCHANGE
■> CLOSED
50c
Co
45% Jan
Sep
95
Bros
27
78% Dec
Dec
Ward
Warner
78
26%
STOCK
J2.50
37% Jun
'
Inc
Co
Baking Co
preferred
6%
Warner
13
Dec
Walworth
Ward
Tiernan
2
22
30
&
14
21% Mar
23% July 14
.
Wallace
10% Jan 18
44% Sep
79
May
7
54% Nov
30
03
4
15
=
Wabash RR 4%^ preferred
100
Wagner Electric Corp
..15
Waldorf System
No par
Walgreen Co
•
__10
Walker (Hiram) G & W
No par
54% Dec
8
28
42
15% Jan
89% Jan
27
29% Sep 20
1 45% May 4
38% May 25
6
19
Dec
15% Jan
9
Oct
16 % Dec
Apr IS
30
Sep 27
85% Dec
102
40% Dec
14
15
8% Jun 30
21
Jan
37% Mar
4
48% May 4
31% Feb 24
8
7
Nov
1
9% Nov 21
48% Jan 12
9
25
18% Jun
81% Dec
—
36% Feb
44% Jan
25% Aug
Aug 21
48
1
1
27% Dec
28% Apr
7
65% Aug 21
40
Dec
30
45
12% July 22
10
26
Oct
80
ll%Dec
——
20
May 11
23% Not
18% May 19
18% Aug 34
04
Feb 20
4
12% May 19
83"% Dec
01
\.
14,100
3,000
14,600
Ex-rights.—
193
Volume
Number
6017
.
.
.
1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(25)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
letters
italic
The
FRI DAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
when the
bonds
the
In
mature.
column
headed
Period"
"Interest
Figures after decimal
one
LOW AND
GOVERNMENT
Ranre for Year 1959
Lowest
Range for Year 19(iO
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Highest
4%s
Treasury
4s
Treasury 4s
M.I
Apr
11
MJ
Apr 11
IB
15
15
15
Jun
15
15
15
Aug
IB
Feb
15
96.13 Feb
18
96.13 Feb
18
104.20
103.4
♦102.28
103.4
*102.14
102.22
*102.16
102.24
*101.12
101.16
*101.14
101.18
100.26
*100.20
100.28
*101.10
101.18
*101.10
101.18
101.6
♦101.4
101.8
,
4101.12
101.16
*101.14
101.18
*95
95.8
*95.2
95.10
*95.24
96
*95.24
96
CLOSED
*92.30
93.6
*92.28
93.4
*93.14
93.22
♦93.14
93.22
EXTRA
*91.30
92.6
*91.28
92.4
♦92.16
92.24
*92.16
HOLIDAY
*91.20
91.28
*91.18
91.26
*92
92.8
*92
92.8
*91.18
91.26
*91.16
91.24
*91.30
92.6
♦91.30
92.6
*99.18
99.22
*99.20
99.28
*99.22
99.26
v
*97.26
♦98
98
*87.4
98.6
*87.2
87.12
*98.8
87.10
»
*99.22
98.14
*87.24
92.24
*98.8
88
.
99.26
98.14
*87.30
88.6
*100.2
100.4
*100.3
100.5
*100.3
100.5
*100.3
100.5
*100.11
Bep
15 1961
1960-1068
15
*102.24
Week
Bonds(9)
*104.12
101.28
100.14
*100.11
100.14
*100.11
100.14
*100.11
100.14
1945
*96.24
9j6.28
*96.30
97.2
*97.8
97.12
*97.12
97.16
1961
*99.26
99.28
*99.26
99.28
*99.27
99.29
*99.27
15
Feb
102.28
104.20
High
101.8
1995
Deo
*104.12
Low
*101.20
I960
Treasury 3s
104.4
Sales for
Dec. 30
High
*101.4
1964
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2%s
Friday
Dec. 29
101.26
1981
Feb
Thursday
Low
High
*101.2
1971-1983
May
PRICES
*100.18
1998
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3s
point.
101.6
1990
Nov
*102.20
102.30
♦102.22
month
a
*101.18
1980
15
*103.28
104.4
the
*101.2
1966
Nov
Low
High
*103.28
1974
May
3 Vis
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3 Vis
Low
High
1906
Feb
SALE
Dec. 28
1900
Nor
Treasury 3%s
Treasury
1
May 1#
case
32nds of
Wednesday
Dec. 27
Low
Feb
....
HIGH
Tuesday
15 1971-1961
Oct
1 1909
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3%»
each
more
Dec. 26
STOCK
May
in
or
Monday
BONDS
EXCHANGE
Treasury
Exchange
Indicate
point represent
99.29
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Jun
IB
1062-1067
*94.14
94.18
*94.12
94.20
*94.24
95
*98.20
98.24
*98.22
98.26
♦98.24
98.28
*98.24
2Vis
Deo
Aug IB 1963
IB 1963-1961
*91.18
91.26
♦91.18
91.26
♦92.2
92.10
♦92.2
92.10
Treasury
15
Not
*
94.26
95.2
98.28
Treasury 2 Vis
13
85.4
Jan
93.24 Nov
10
93.34 Nov
10
1984-1969
*90.18
90.26
*90.18
90.26
*91.4
91.12
*91.4
91.12
15
*90.6
90.14
*90.6
90.14
*90.24
91
*90.26
91.2
Mar
IB
1964-1969
1965-1070
*89.30
90.6
*89.30
90.6
♦90.20
90.28
*90.20
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
20
15
Dec
2 Vis:
Mar
15
1966-1971
*88.30
89.6
*88.30
89.6.
*89.20
89.28
*89.20
89.28
2 Vis
Jun
15
1967-1971
*87.24
88
*87.26
88.2
♦88.18
88.26
*88.18
88.26
2Vis
2Vis
Sep
1967-1971
*87.12
87.20
*87.14
87.22
*88.6
88.14
*88.8
88.16
Deo
15
IB
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Not
Jun
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
83.0
Jun
15
1959-1963
*99.9
99.11
*99.10,
99.12
♦99.12
99.14
Deo
15
1959-1963
*98.31
99.1
*99
99.2
•99.2
99.4
104.8
International Bank
*87.24
1967-1071
*87.26
88
88.2
♦88.18
88.26
90.28
*88.18
*QQ
88.26
12
°9 14
*99.2
99.4
for
Reconstruction At
Development
♦103,8
104.8
*103.8
♦103.8
104.8
102
*101
102
*101
102
101.16
*101
101.16
*101
101.16
*100.16
101.16
*100.16
101.16
♦100.16
101.16
*100
101.8
*100.8
101.8
*100
101
6s
Feb
IB
1966
4%s—
Not
1
1980
*101
102
*101
101.16
*101
101.8
101
*103.16
104.16
1961
*101
4Vis
Deo
1
1071
*100.8
4 Vis
Jan
1
1077
4 Vis
May
1
15
1978
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*96
97
*95.16
1979
*95.8
96.8
♦95.8
96.8
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
II
1961
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*96.24
97.16
100.12
*99.28
100.12
*99.28
100.12
*99.28
100.12
I4%s
■-
94.16 Aug
04.16 Aug 14
93.16 May 20
14
93.16 May 20
96
7
Jan
96
Jan
I
4 Vis
7
_Jan
*100
,
96.16
96.16
a
1962
♦99.28
Jan
1
1969
*94
95
*94
95
*94
95
*94.16
95.16
Oct
II
1971
*93
94
*93
94
*93
94
*93
94
May
11
1971
*90
92
*90
92
*90
92
*91
3 Vis
Jun
1
3Hs
83
Oct
I Vis
3
May
3 Vis
Jun
I Vis
3%s
83
Oct
1
1081
*83
84
♦83
84
*83
84
*83.16
88
*87
88
*87.16
88.16
♦87
85.16
*83.16
85.16
*83.16
85.16
*84
ls_
July
ID
1071
*87
Is
Mar
I
1071
*83.16
15
1961
*99.8
10
1063
*97.24
Serial bonds of
Feb
Feb
Is
asked
and
price.
No sales
transacted this day.
HThis issue has not
as
92
84.16
88
-
85
1950
3a
♦Bid
25
yet been admitted
to
*99.8
100
*97.24
98.24
*99.8
100
*98
98.24
*
100
99
100
99.8
99
*98
Stock Exchange dealing^
(Range for Week Ended December 30)
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
or
Sale Price
Transit
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Range for
Sold
Low
High
Brasll
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
Year 1960
No.
High
rV
:
.
Issue—
Unification
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
Last
Period
Exchange
-Vtme-Deo
1980
92%
92,^
81A
Low
No.
11
June-Dee
No.
12
June-Deo
High
No.
13
June-Deo
*98%
series
99
99%
97%
99%
96
99
95
98%
♦96
series
__
*96
series
96
99
series
3Vis
92 A
No.
96
3Vis
3 Vis
Stock
Corporate
Year 1960
High
3Vis
3%
Range for
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
(continued)—
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
99
—
„
14
June-Deo
*96%
series
No.
15
June-Dee
*96
series
No.
16
June-Deo
*96
66
I Vis
series
No.
17
June-Deo
*94
07
97
3Vis
series
No.
18
June-Deo
*97
66
98
3Vis
series
No.
19
June-Deo
•96
3Vis
series
No.
20
June-Deo
*98%
3 Vis
series
No.
21.
June-Deo
♦99
3 Vis
Foreign Securities
No.
3 Vis
3 Vis
series
No.
22
June-Dec
*96
June-Deo
*94
*98%
120
Broadway, Now York
NY
June-Deo
June-Deo
June-Deo
*95
series
No.
28—
series
No.
29
June-Deo
June-Dec
series
No.
30
June-Deo
Oaldas
of)
(Dept
30-yr
Foreign Government and Municipal
Akershus
(Kingdom
Amsterdam
»
5Vis
Mar-Bept
7s
s
(Commonwealth
20-year
3%s
3 Vis
51
.
—
__
*96%
51
•
*
■
52%
98
26
98
AExternal
A 6s
91
103
48%
A
69
90%
90%
91%
20
87%
97
June-Deo
92 Vi
91%
92%
26
88
96 3
98%
36
61
100%
Feb-Aug
98%
98%
3 Vis
1969—
June-Dec
90%
90%
90%
2
4 Vis
1971
June-Dec
93%
95%
10
90%
99%
94
95%
16
90%
99%
15-year
5s
1973
1972
20-year
5s
—
1978
5 Vis
5 Vis
Austria
(Rep)
Governments 4Vis
Austrian
47/»s
State)
6Vis
adj
(series
8)
debs
Belgian
5Vis
Congo
(Kingdom of)
Belgium
external
5Vis
extl
A Berlin
(City
8A6Vis
debt
adj
4Vis
debt
adj
lABrazil
(U
extl
AExternal
IA 7s
Central
Btamped
117
92
96
80%
86
*83%
—
-
41
100
101
103%
41
99%
1964_June-Dec
40%
99%
5
101% 103%
21
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The .Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(26)
.
.
Monday, January 2, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Interest
.
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Last
or
Sale Price
5s
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1980
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1972
June-Dec
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1947
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Italian
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97
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>
55%
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RR—
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57
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Sold
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first
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of
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Authority
High
Week's Range
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Bonds
Friday's
or
Monday, January 2, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended December 30)
Week's Range
Last
.
.
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A
refunding mtge 3%s
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1987_June-Dec
83%
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*
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193
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6017The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Slock Exchange
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or
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capital
RR
1979
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of
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75
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1961
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60
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series
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Pacific
Friday
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1982
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122'%
April-Oct
1961
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Mar-Sept
1986
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series
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5s
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&
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series
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1975
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1970
A
April-Oct
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E
April-Ocf
1-975
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70
1964—May-Noy
93'A
90
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Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
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__
71
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—
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u
69
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1
70'A
%
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91
96%
98
Union
100%
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33/4s
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3%s
debs
debentures
1st
3'As
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5s
and
and
3%s
1968_Jan-July
mortgage
3s
refunding
refunding
debentures
97 %
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Gas
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1st
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&
doll
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&
coll
155
160%
4%s
88%
82
87%
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80%
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and
1975
45/as
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1977
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3'As 1983_April-Ocf
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2
90
101'A
101
93%
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1971
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32
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1972
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84
88
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—
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1976—.—Feb-Aug
1973—
2%s
America
1977
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,
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Corp 2%s 1970
& coll trust 3%s
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f
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83
91'%
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s
92
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of
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103
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1972
debentures
20
97'A
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2037_
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and-
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96%
97
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Car
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98
90
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1982
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Tank
United
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107
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of
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80
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1968
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1983
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fit
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debentures.
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1982
gtd
—
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99
6
79%
80
13
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first
4'As
5s
1983
Ry 3s series B 1995and ref mtge 3'As ser
&
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ref
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income
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C 1973_April-Ocf
87
103%
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2008
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series B 1971
Feb-Nov
gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aup
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mortgage
Warren
RR
General
Penn
West
3%s
Electric
3%s
Power
Penn
1967_Jan-July
May-Nov
3%s
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mortgage 3s 1979
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1st
RR
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'
Pacific
Income
5s
RR
Whirlpool
Corp
Wilson
Co
&
First
Gen
3%s
4'%s
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mortgage
series
4s
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Public
Youngstown
Power
Service
Sheet
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H
—Jan-July
2004
A
A Jan 1 2029
2%s
1976
May
June-Dec
Jan-July
1971
Co—
1990
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21
97%
75
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72
77%
73
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included
not
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range,
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84
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3'As
Tube
&
1980
1978—
debs
53%
96'%
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4%s inc series
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mtge
f
debs
50
74
52'A
A
ser
1984
s
f
s
RR
Wisconsin
1st
3'%s
Co
debentures
73%
79%
96'%
gtd
1981—„Jan-July
.—May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 25%s 1971
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 3'As series D
1967—;
Jan-July
3%s convertible debentures
1975_
May-Nov
Western
60%
—
*90%
—Mdy-Noy
1966..——Jan-July
I
series
96%
94%
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1974__—
4s
62
75
78
/
94%
2361—;——Jan-July
4s
registered 2361
:.
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1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
—April-Ocf
5 %s
debentures
1982
Jan-July
West
13
45%
ref
first
Westchester
West
79
~l
74
79
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
72
*71
April
1991——April
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a
106
76%
95%
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82'A
98 %
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86%
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1983
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w
Wabash
Co—
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106
105
82%
♦
2003
J
ser
70
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90
99'
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1963
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1975—Mar-Sept
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April-Ocf
ser
lien
lien
1st
4
RR
1979
3%s
Wisconsin
13
April-Oct
1976
M
mortgage
Wisconsin
1986—June-Dec
Jan-July
1971
1979
debs
Alabama
debentures
87%
*87'A
101%
1977—>—May-Nov
Jan-July
debs
conv
2'%s
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2%s
93
118%
96
*96%
June-Dec
1979__
debentures
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93
79
2
101
Telephone & Telegraph
debentures
,
321
111% 113
111%
80
79
Marchant—
North
&
Southern
72 %
82%
Feb-Aug
debentures
4%s
subord
Socony-Vacuum
South
62 %
1
Co—
debs
2'%s
Cor.p
•
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Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
April-Oct
Shamrock. Oil & Gas Corp— r\
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5'As conv subord debentures 1982—J__April-Oct
Sinclair
64
89%
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Service
Shell
32
63%
89%
ref
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72%
4
Corp—
1972——.—
1982
debentures
conv
63%
:—June-Dec
&
45/as
Seiberling
76
—
125'%
mtge 2%s ser II 1980—Mar-Sepf
«
Jan-July
debentures
5s
71'%
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85
81%
.
Co—
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refund
refund
Washington
1980
debs
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124
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and
1st
77
May-Nov
Mar-Sepf
1977
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Co
45/as
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2'%s 1966!
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debentures
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67
45
certifica£es\Nqv 1989_Jan-July.,.
1st cons '4s 1968—June-Dec
debentures
.(Jos
38
67 '/2
Depot 3%s
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3s<
.
69%
67
RR
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1st mortgage 3s series B 1980——
Seaboard
68'A
67
Mar-Sepf
B1971Jil—April-Oct
Scioto V & New England ;ist .gtd 4s 1989—May-Noy
Scott Paper • 3s
conv debentures 1971—__Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 43As debs'"1982_
Jan-July
fit
68%
Ry;—.
certificates
inc
4s
&
May
debs series A Jan 2006
bond
4s
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St
4s
Louis-Southwestern
First
Jan-July
inc
81'%
83
88
77
_Mar-Sepf
1980
debs
71%
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series, A 1997—
4'/2s ser A Ja,h 2022
series B 1980—J—i-'—l:
mtge
84
60
60
*87%
_June-Dec
1969
1976
First and
115%
105'A
70
60
*67
April-Ocf
4s
mortgage
.ASecond
——LA—-/
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Louis-San
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Mar-Sepf
lit, goljtj 5s 1996-Jan-Jufy
1996.
6s
subord
conv
First
131
99%
'101
series' A 1971_.—
3s
Adirond'k
&
gold
debentures
debencures
Co—
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6s
Saguenay
America—
subord
subord
1st
Mar-Sepf
debs
of
Corp
3%s
4'As
93%
Corp—
conv
Vanadium
94
90
mortgage 3'As series J.1969_—Mar-Sept
Aircraft 5'As conv1 debs
1977
-Jan-July
Royal
85%
84%
90
General
Rchr
88 '/a
4 '%s
April-Oct
1983
1977
D
99
82 %
„
debentures
subord
conv
.:•
1
.
V
Vendo
Jan-July
Richfield
96'A
80
'85
Jan-July
4'/2s
52%
88'A
Reading Co first & ref 3'/as series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp
4%s* debs
1985
Mar-Sepf
Reynolds fR J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Ocf
Rheem Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975
Feb-Aup
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power Corp—
Debt adjustment bonds—
5'As series A 1978__
Jan-July
Bonds .selling
flat.
j
current week.
.
,
30
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(3C)
.
.
Monday, January 2, 1961
.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
extensive list we furnish a complete report ,of the transactions
Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Dec. 26,
ending Friday, Dec. 23.
It is compiled from the report of the American
In the following
American
the
on
and
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
■
,
Acme-Hamilton
Class
A
Corp
Mfg
Missiles
Acme
Acme
Wire
Aeronca
Aero
Alabama
Alan
5%
Amer
1%
2%
2%
6,300
2y8
12%
12%
10
21 y2
Jan
Brillo
10%
Oct
Aug
Britalta
13
1,000
9
5,300
54
9,000
41 Va
Oct
72 % May
6%
6%
6,300
6V4
Oct
10%
3
3%
3
Dec
4% May
10,000
10
22%
100
1
Inc
~5%
!
23
77'
78
Allegheny
Airlines
Tire
7%
Jan
86%
Aug
42 V2
Jan
7%
86 y4
Jan
£1%
1
10;
Corp
preferred
ey8
Jan
July
72
Feb
3%
1,900
9%
7%
9%
600
4%
4%
4%
10%
11%
Amer
Allied
Alsco
Inc
Dec
12% Mar
6% July
15
Mar
10
B
July
11%
5,200
7%
Oct
17%
Aug
iiy8
10,500
9%
Nov
17
Jun
4%
41/4
4%
37.300
4y4
Aug
10 y4
Jan
10%
10%
11
$3.75 pfd_100
7 6 y2
S
American
Book
American
Business
American
Electronics
Buckeye
Israeli
American
American
Budget
Die
Hill
Burma
Mines
4,900
loy8
Dec
12 Ve
1,000
74%
Jan
81% Mar
3%
Sep
4%
Aug
Burnell &
5%
4%
5%
1,600
4%
Sep
8'%
Jan
Burroughs
58
52
16%
16
10%
10%
%
42
650
60
Dec
60
Apr
Jan
1,100
17
11%
4%
3%
4
5%
•
American
Thread
American
Writing
5%
of
12%
Aug
19%
11,900
8%
Oct
19 y4
4,100
Oct
6%
Burry
Sep
Butler's
43 y4
300
42%
43 y4
Dec
Dec
14 y2
Jan
27%
Sep
52
Feb
Oct
39
1,000
10,200
4%
Dec
7%
Jan
11%
7,300
10 y8
Oct
16%
Jan
4Vs
43/8
1,700
4%
Apr
29%
29%
50
5
43/4
5
1U%
103/a
5
,4Ya
29 y8
5
24,400
27
2
_
6% Mar
4Va
5y8
22% Mar
6,700
5%
5%
4
Jun
28%
33
Dec
Nov
Calif
1%
1
20c
A
18,000
1,300
12
11%
11%
11%
1,800
634
6 5/8
63/4
700
3%
3%
33/8
3,000
Calvan
IV2
1,700
2%
Dec
1
Jan
Canada
Bread
Jun
20
Aug
Canada
6 % %
2,390
5
334
5
9%
10%
90%
91%
3^0
85 Va
Jan
95%
Sep
Canadian
10%
10,400
834
Dec
115,4
Nov
Can
12,700
29%
Oct
38 % May
Inc
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
pfd—_100
Gas
Oil
9
900
33%
35%
4,500
American
Oil
Associated
Associated
__
8%
3,700
l3/8
Dec
1
__2.50
13%
133/a
13%
1,000
12%
Oct
10s/8
10
105/s
3,900
3 Va
Dredge
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
7Va May
Dec
Canadian
Industrial
Javelin
12
6 % May
-
Canadian
7% May
55% May
v.
:
Jan
Research
del
Atlantica
Development
Atlas
Corp
Atlas
Sewing
Non-voting
Inc
Avis
5c
5p
A
Apr
6
Dec
9
l5/a
Jun
33/4 Aug
20 Va
18%
20'/a
10,600
7%
Jan
223/4
Dec
15%
15
15%
6,700
11%
Nov
15%
Dec
13%
13%
14%
9,000
13%
Dec
2%
11,200
2 Va
May
9,800
173/8
Dec
j.
%
il Jan
Noy
5%
23/4
2 5/8
1
18%
17%
19
54%
54%
54%
48
48
48
10
10
10 %
14
12%
14
38,600
700
8 3/4
Aug
13
83/8
19,900
700
6,200
50 y2
30%
5,900
Dec
33/4
66
Oct
Jun
Sep
Oct
58 y2
Jun
Sep
2%
Jan
27,000
5
1%
54,100
iy4
Oct
7,300
123/4
Jan
3%
Dec
15y8
Feb
12 Va Mar
28 Vz
Dec
1
3%
3%
4
21,300
26%
263/8
28
14,300
1
1
5%
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5%
1,700
5
7%
7
8
2,000
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1
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Jan
3
18% Mar
9% July
Oct
11%
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Catalin
Cenco
Baldwin
Banff
Barcelona
Barnes
Corp
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Light & Power Ltd
Central
Hadley Corp
Central
Maine
Power
Candy
Electric
Century
Chamberlin
Charter
Baruch-Foster
Bayview
6%
Oil
Cherry-Burrell
7
Jan
17 V*
Dec
Christiana
18%
20%
49,900
13 y4 May
23Va
Sep
Chromalloy
r42 Va
42%
500
37% Aug
5iy4
Jan
Cinerama
5%
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29,700
43%
15
16%
1,700
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20%
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16
10,000
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11
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Jan
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Jan
4
Feb
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Club
Telephone
of Canada
Instrument Corp
Oils
Caribbean
Oct
Cockshutt
28%
Dec
Cohu
Feb
57%
Jun
Colonial
Corp
of America
15
143/4
15%
4,700
13 3/8
Oct
25% Mar
Colonial
Sand
&
5%
5%
1,900
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Dec
10% Mar
Commercial
Belock
Benrus
Watch
Bickford's
Birdsboro
Inc
Co
Inc
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»
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Corp
Farm
Equipment Co—
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5%%
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For
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Brooks
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6%
25
155/a
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24%
&
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Co
common
prior preferred
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footnotes,
Inc
see
page 34.
Jan
3/8
Feb
3/4
Dec
Feb
Jan
%
Feb
53/8
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A Aug
1,400
5
Dec
13
63'b Mar
10 %
Nov
21
Mar
11,500
43,4
Nov
10 Va
65%
11,000
31%
Feb
65%
1%
1%
53,600
i Va
Dec
23/4
240
63 %
Jan
70
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Jan
83
Aug
11%
Oct
15%
66
>
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253/4
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7
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Jan
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75
21% July
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50
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1,900
-
53/4
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9%
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400
6
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7
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9
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2834
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Jan
20%
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33/a
Jun
38'/a
39%
1,700
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/
16%
2,500
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9%
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63/4
16
13
1%
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5 Va Mar
43%
6%
Jan
Oct
44
Dec
23%
Jan
19,300
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8%
4,300
—
16%
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Feb
11%
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9s/8
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Aug
10%
Oct
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800
53/4
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9% Mar
2%
3%
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5%
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4%
4%:
3% May
5%
Jan
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13 V2
•
5,900
26%
Jan
73/8
27,100
63/4
Oct
13%
Jun
5,700
145/a
Nov
21%
Dec
10 %
July,
19%
Apr
8%
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13%
13%
1,100
9%
10
5,200
33/b
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l3/e
Jan
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Oct
8
Jan
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7%
8%
30 Va
30%
400
11%
Sep
23% Mar
15% May
35
Sep
9%
8%
9%
7,700
65/8
Jun
9%
Sep
25c
—50c
8%
5
83/4
93/a
6,900
7%
Oct
145/n
Jun
43/4
5
4
Jun
5%
Jan
10c
6%,
20%
•6%
9,800
5 Va
Jun
7%
Aug
20
20%
1,700
17%
Apr
213/4
Dec
—1
1V8
1
1A
11,600
1
Dec
33/a
Feb
•
1
7
1%
7
7%
800
7
Dec
93/8 Mar
1%
13/4
1%
Dec
4%
A
2—1
2%
2%
23/8
2,000
2%
Jun
33/4 Mar
1
1.25
6%
6%
6
3ii
23,400
5%
Jun
75/a
Corporation
Containers Inc
Electric
1% Aug
133/8
133/k
6ec
Apr
21 %
13%
18
Nov
3/4
17,300
7%
%
1,900
3%
Jan
4y2
Jun
Consol
9%
1,100
7»/a May
10%
Jan
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd——•
10%
2,200
9%
Dec
13 Va
483/a
900
44 y2
May
48%
Aug
Consolidated
163/4
5,300
13%
Feb
253/b
Jun
Consolidated
Royalty
Sun
5%
100
Jan
6 %
25
3,000
53/8 Mar
900
17%
Apr
.
.
8%
26,
Diesel
300
4%
1
21%
lVa
New
Corp
Oil——
Inc
Ray
Products
Sep
Construction
Nov
Continental
Air
Aviation
Lines
class
Inc
5,700
33/8
Nov
6 3% May
Continental
3
July
6%
Jan
Continental
Commercial
9 Va Mar
Continental
Conector
8%
Apr
36%
8,500
16
27%
28
1,600
26%
Oct
96
97
94
Sep
15
16%
105%
Oct
j
50
10,900
.May
36%
383/4
100
39%
Dec
Continental
Materials
Continental
Cook
Jan
Cooper-Jarrett
Paint
&
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Feb
Aug
&
Varnish
Inc
Ltd
Pacific
2,300
15
28 Vs
7%
2%
21,000
4
1.50
Oct
73%
1
23,100
5%
34
Dec
-
Oct
100
13 Va
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14
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12
3%
273/4
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23
38 V8
16 %
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9
1%
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11%
Jan
4%
5
5
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15
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99 %
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100
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Stone
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3
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14
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60 %
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4
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800
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65
3%
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6
48
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%
*
vtc
Oct
25c
73/8
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Co
Products
Aluminum
Coastal
Apr
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12 %
30
65
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4VS
9
Dec
v
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103
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5
63%
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213/a
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6%
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%
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10
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,
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25%
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4
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8
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Oil
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900
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600
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143/4
Jun
4,000
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14%
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Jan
14%
25c
318
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A
July
%
4
16,800
2.50
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50c
common
convertible
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Corp
Co
Ltd
Co
Chicago Rivet & Machine
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•
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Jan
1
Sep
5
11 Va
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1
Corp
4%
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Jun
11%
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10%
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Jun
6
.
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11%
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1
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4
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Aug
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Co
Power
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Central
53/4
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A
14
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1% Mar
900
13%
59 %
50 % May
57
Feb
1%
13%
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Jan
33/4
•
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Carter
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Inc—
non-cum
3 Va
Jan
Casco
45%
13%
•
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Products—
Baxter
Carey
Jan
1%
1%
Jan
3%
Jan
41%
5%
23%
Jun
*
common
l,i00
Aug
1%
1%
Selburn Oil <fc Gas class A—1
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Oct
45
1,600
7%
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Baker
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21% July
54% May
28,200
7%
1%
413/4
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200
5%
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10 peso*
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50
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&
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Jan
Jun
v
2,900
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4%
•
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Avnet
12
4,700
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Jun
2,400
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class
-
13,800
A
8%
4,100
Automatic Steel Products Inc Com
Avien
Mar/i
%
1
Dec
1 %
Inc
Plastics
Aurora
Jan
33/b
2%
A
1
4
53/8
10c
Industries
Audion-Emenee
8%
16% Feb
6%
Co
Ltd
Mines
Cities
2%
Sugar.,—
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Devices
Audio
Jun
May
2%
Marconi
Northwest
Capital
1%
lc
Corp
General
Atlas
9
10
11
6
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4%
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Mining
option
Jan
Jan
Apr
2Va
common
Gas
Jan
i%
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Atlas
8%
7
10 Va
•'
6 Va
Husky Oil Ltd
Feb
2%
Co
Golfo
200
;
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Aug
Dec
36,500
2%
Atlantic
'
Jan
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63/8
A
52%
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•
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1
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29 %
3,100
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&
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•
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4%
%
Southern
Jan
4
*
Atlantic
;
20
Oct
4
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75/a
shares—3s 6d
Ltd
Co
13%
—1
America
Co
Stationers
Associated
Jan
Jan
3% Mar
Jun
1 %
83/4
1% •" 1%
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Gas
86%
2
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Canada
Carolina
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of
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&
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Co
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53/4 Mar
22%
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2 %
7%
ord
&
15V4
23%
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8
7%
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25
93%
22%
-
6%
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dep
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Dec
Dec
;
3,500
93%
1%
4
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Electric
3
2%
preference
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7% Aug
16,800
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18,800
93%
223/4
—
8%
May
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11,100
1
4.72 pfd—100
preferred
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4,700
35 3/4
warrants
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91
4
10%
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3%
4
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5%
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class
convertible
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3%
;
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Oct
9%
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1
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&
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15
200
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Jan
10%
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10
common
rets
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11
11,000
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20,200
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Mar
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6 A
10%
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50
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Arkansas
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50
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6 5/8
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preferred
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preferred
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7U Aug
614
preferred
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Ltd
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May
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300
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A
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—
35
13
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37
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8
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Feb
Jun
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7,400
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American
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Feb
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47
28
153
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.
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Bunker
23,200
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class
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2
35
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4
4%
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class
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Seal-Kap
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Sep
29%
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serial
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Jan
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75%
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shares
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4
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40
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10
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bearer
registered
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dep
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10
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preferred
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300
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6
1,800
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convertible
7
3y2
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5 % %
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58
1%
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warrants
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100
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63
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300
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21%
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82
2,300
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Range for Year 1960
14
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
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aJn
77
1,500
100
5%
•5%
■
&
Shares
High
20%
20c
;
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20%
175
84%
83%
23
Sep
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Jun
Oct
149
Inc_i
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Corp
British
Jan
6%
Oct
110
yf
100
preferred
3%
1,300
145
22
Jun
18
3%
3%
144
144
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Works
Gear
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
1
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Bridgeport
8V4
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50
common
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Brad
Jan
50%
,
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Last
Sale Price
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5%
Dec
12%
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;
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Par
Bourjois
Sep
8%
:
dep
Alliance
Oct
3
rets Amer shares—
American Engineering Co
Allied
9,900
Jan
Jan
6%
i
Airlines
Algemene
All
Co
preferred
Alaska
2
2%
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4.20%
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1%
5
3%
5% May
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Southern
Power
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1%
2,900
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2% July
8%
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3,100
7%
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3 Va
7%
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American Stock
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10
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1
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Admiral Plastics Corp—
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and
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bond
Range for Year I960
Shares
Corp
Construction
&
1
lOfl
class A
Corp
Petroleum
Aberdeen
Low
Par
Exchange
or
Sales
*
of Prices
*
v
stock
.
Range for Week Ending December 30.
for Week
'Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Stock
ll3/8
Engineering—1
Corp
1
cl
A—50c
Corp
Inc
Corp—
Co_
—
.
153/4
Jan
Jan
12%
1,400
Dec
16 3/4
Sep
6Vs
500
6%
Dec
73/4
Jan
15%
16 VB
2,500
13 Va
Dec
19 3/a
Nov
87/8
28,200
95/a
Aug
8%
3/a
8%
46%
46%
——1
7%
73/8
-
38,300
6%
11
20
10o
10c
.
11
Mar
4
"
%
%
47
73/8
%
15,900
300
4,100
32
73/8
Nov
1
Jan
Jan
48
', Dec
Dec
17%
Jan
Volume
19»
Number 6017
.
.
.
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(31)
and Financial Chronicle
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
American Stock
Corby
(H)
Class
Exchange
Par
$1
Reynolds
Courtaulds
Corp.
Milner
Cork
$1.12
Nov
Dec
18%
Apr
Jan
13% Jan
18 % Mar
16 %
Feb
6;
6
700
5%
Sep
8%
Jan
200
6
Dec
9%
Jun
1%
Dec
3%
46 %
Jan
6%
"6%
6V2
300
5
llJ/a
11%
12%
1,400
"A"
70
70
partic
*
"2%
10c
common
5%
1%
30
2%
5
t'::
17,300
16,700
150
Apr
12%
70
1,400
2%
Dec
5%
Jan
5%
1,600
4%
Nov
8 %
Jan
18%
Dec
Jan
Tobacco
Cubic
Co
*
Curtis
Laboratories
Class
B
class
Co
class
A
18%
191/2
18
Nov
41
Mar
54%
53%
57
7,000
39%
Oct
69
Aug
*
A
19
*
Corporation
Manufacturing
Cutter
9%
9%
9%
1,000
8%
Dec
19 %
Jun
9
8%
9
4,800
7
Dec
8%
7%
8%
2,200
6%
Dec
19y4 May
18% May
common_l
1
common
180
Co
Builders
General
—•
—-
~1%
General
43/4
43/4
2
1%
2
4%
4%
4%
24
25
1
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60
preferred
5
Daryl
Industries
Stores
Davega
5%
C
6%
Dec
123/4
Jan
1,200
5%
Dec
10 Vb
Aug
6%
Jan
9%
Apr
13 ya
Feb
18 3/4
8V2
5%
5%
7%
7
7%
20
.,16%
16%
16%
50
1
7%
7%
7%
3,600
Inc
10c
class
Corp
Dejay
Stores
—
Dennison
Mfg class A
debenture stockl
8%
Desilu
Productions
Detroit
Gasket
Detroit
Industrial
Amer
x8%
1%
28 V4
27%
139
9%
28%
10%
7%
5
4%
1
25c
fa
135
Dec
Apr
12
Nov
Jan
3%
28%
18y4.May
20
8
com—10c
10
13/4
1,300
11%
4{§
35%
Dec
8V2 Dec
;
900
140
7%
29%
2,300
2
3% July
!
Jan
144
Jan
Dec
Aug
3.200
9%
Nov
143/4
Feb
2,700
7%
Dec
14%
5%
2,200
43/4 May
3/a Dec
7y2
%
l'ii
24,000
7%
2,800
9%
200
7
9%
1 Vb
Jan
418
413
9'%
9%
9%
800
9%
Jan
113/8 May
10 V* May
Dec
1
Corp
8'%
8%
9%
6,900
8%
Dec
Research
&
Petroleum
Dome
Ltd
Dominion
Steel
2%'
*
6%
stock.—•
10 Va
Bridge Co Ltd
,
ord
Coal
&
100
Tar
413
6%
Dec
Aug
12% May
14% Jan
&
Corp
Drilling
Driver
4%
39% Nov
Dec
8ya
20%
Jun
24%
Jun
14%
15%
9,900
17% Aug
10% May
l3/8
* 1%
15,200
l3/8 Dec
9
9%
1,000
97
-f
52%
12%
55%
52%
3,700
12%
1,00G
103/4
Jan
July
100%,
Apr
85% Jan
95%
Now
683/a
Oct
39
5,600
12 y4
12
12
•33/4. Jan.
8% May
...
Jun
7% Jun
11%
9 3/8
Sep
14% Oct
Jan
Dec
18
May
4,300
7% May
10"% Dec
14%
22%
23%
900
20%
343A Mar
"23/4
25/8
2%
2,300
2% Feb
6%
6y8
x6%
2,500
4% Jun
1
1%
1%
1%
4,200
% May
Manufacturing Co
16%
Gorham Manufacturing
——4
Grand Rapids Varnish
1
Gray Manufacturing Co.
5
Great Amer Industries Inc
10c
Great Lakes Chemical Corp
1
Great Western Producers common—60c
16%
16%
167/8
500
33
34
900
8
8
200
16 V* Sep
32% Apr
7% Nov
22 3%
34
14%
Mines
Consolidated
Goldfield
Goodman
preferred series A
6 %
206
10
,13 V* Mar
17% July
8%
Oct
Jan
Sy4 Feb
8y0 Sep
1% July
Jan
41
July
12%
Jun
1%
2
2,900
3,800
9% Dec
1% Nov
19%
2
3%
Feb
2
1%
2%
25,600
1% Apr
2 V4
July
5%
1,100
10%
5%
9%
11%
5%
24
24
30
,
Greer
Feb
8
Jan
25
Jan
Jun
5
23
50c
3%
23/4
3%
4,800
9c
Hydraulics
Oct
H
%
M
21,300
2 34
73/a
Oct
Jan
3A
Dec
■2%
Jan
1
10%
Dec
13 Va
Feb
Grocery
Stores Products
5
Guerdon Industries Inc class A com—•
Warrants
1—
—
22%
Jan
28 V2
Nov
Gridoil Freehold Leases
Griesedieck
Company
5%
5%
6,800
II
fa
1,800
3A Dec
54,100
&
10%
Dec
16%
10%
~9%
10%
49
463A
49%
3,100
7,400
2V2
Jun
Dec
23/a
Jan
5% Aug
9% Dec
12 y4
Dec
12%
Aug
59 Va
Jan
%
Feb
li! J/4
Western Industries
%
%
10c
50c
1
& Industries
Land
States
103/4 May
53/tt Dec
%
5%
—
SGuild Films Company Inc—
2,000
10%
Sep
16%
700
9ya Mar
10%
33%
33%
150
8% May
28 V* Mar
8%
9y4
7%
8%
4,600
8%
9%
8,200
36 ya
Oct
Jan
5,100
1
Inc
Industires
Feb
10%
11%
-*
*
7
*26
26%
27%
11% July
333/4 Dec
Dec
8
A'—
'
13%
10%
3,600
23y2 May
Jan
47%
Jun
44% Oct
■
Jan
Jan
331/4 Jan
•'A/'A'V'.AA'1"-'
8%
/ 8%
n£334
xlO3/*
-1
--5
—
1
xl0%
53 %■
H
H
&
*
2,000
6% July
10%
Nov
300
23
Dec
38%
Jan
10%
54
"
800
10
Oct
123/4
Dec
400
41 Va Mar
54
Dec
4
American Corp
B
Hall Lamp Co—
Harbor Plywood Corp
10c
—
33/4
73/4
73/a
73A
"IIIIII10
18%
18%
193/4
73/4
73/4
Inc
Light
Hartford, Electric
Hastings
111111125
6%
3%
,1,200
3,000
1
63%
5
•:
900
-S' '
14%
28
8%
Dec
Sep/
Jan
9%
Dec
65
May
4%
1,200
Jan
323/4
Oct
61
Jan
Dec
8V4 Nov
,,
183/a Dec
5%
Aug
,3
.
Dec
18 % Mar
900
8
4%
2
Go
Mfg
700
4,000
4
623/4
1% Dec
19;L(XL
2,800
3 3/4
Corporation
Stores
7
26%
26y8
III"—25c
Harnischfeger Corp
Hartfield
6%
7
26%
fa Aug
-
13A
1%
1%
2
—
...
Harmon-Kardon Inc
Ham
9
23%
23%
—*
Rubber Co Ltd—
*American dep rets ord
Duraloy
(The)
Co..—
Durham Hosiery class B
r 26% Mar
8,900
3,700
Gulton
9%
Co
Power
1,100,
ny8
Gulf
14%
Drug Fair-Community Drug
Duke
,
13%
Jan
10%
Co—
Co—
5
9%
Feb
14 y4
.*'>■ fa-'y
Exploration
&
Harris
4%
10%
9%
:j
10%
'
U l k*•'
w
.
—
353/4'
35%
i2y»
203/4
100
32.50
—1
1
$2 preferred
Draper
ioy8
*
common
Dorsey
(The)
Corp..
Douglas Oil Company
l3oiv Brewery Ltd
Jan
11
6fa Jun
I*7',. Oct
6,400
17
7.50
Textile Co Ltd
Inc
6%
12%
1,800
6%
6fa
17
Chemical Co Ltd—_*
Dominion
Dominion
Dorr-Oliver
Jan
Dec
4
~9%
Gulf
Dominion
23%
8V4 Mar
Dec
10s
1
dep rets ord reg
Chemical
Jun
Dec
*
.4c
1
Globe Union Co Inc
5
Gobel (Adolf) Inc..:—
1
Gold Seal Products Corp class A—10c
Jan
Ltd—
Co
Diversey
Dixon
10
10 %
Products
Quality Supermkts
1st
preferred
Distillers
8,100
1
Dilbert's
7%
418
_1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
j-
30%
1%
140
f
;
41/2
9%
100
Manufacturing
6,600
30%
—5
.
Inc
&
418
pref
..35
Inccl A-com__20c
50c
A
Jun
29'%
10%
200
46,500
53/«
9
B
Sep
5%
Inc
Transit System
6
Sep
4% Jan
Oct
Apr
4% Apr
50c
common——_2.50
Corp
Brothers
Mines
Dayco
D
7,400
preferred
Davidson
Day
Inc
6%
Jan
3% May
18% May
1%
*
Inc
class
Industries
Distilleries
Glenmore
6%
Sep
Jun
3%
3Vi July
15%
1
1
-A
Co
35%
*
1
*
V
*
Controls Corp
Tite
Glass
6%
ll3/8
Dec
iy8
200
5
2.50
*
50c
1
;
*
Enterprises
Plywood Corp
Stores Corporation—
(A C)
24
10%
700
89%
101
Jun
1%
4,000
2,700
£1
dep rets ord reg
Fireproofing
General
10%
-
Gilchrist Co
50c
High
33% Feb
100
1,200
4%
Indus
General
1,300
2
1
common
Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd
..
Low
37%
1
General Gas Corp
Giannini
Crystal Dairies
Range for Year 1960
Co Ltd—
General Electric
Gilbert
Daitch
Shares
High
36
~1%
"wts".
Corp
preferred
Development Corp
American
37%
100
—1
common
convertible
5 %
General
General
Cuban
Sales
of Prices
Low
Dec
2%
15
Power
preferred
Mfg Co
General
Acceptance
General Alloys Co.
5%
Dec
Jan
46%
8%
Jun
9
2.50
—
Gatineau
Gellman
Jan
25% July
6ya Dec
1%
28%
(Md)
Nov
20
"
1%
25c
preferred
6%
6
6
29%
Co
Oil & Land Co
Crystal
15%
13%
for Week
Range
Week's
G
Jan
200
1
Petroleum
19%
300
5
Co
Dec
13%
(Del)_50c
t
Internat'l
Crown .Drug
Inc
High
15
1.50
_
&
Central
Crown
Low
13%
(ord reg)_—£1
Industries
Petroleum
Crown
High
*
dep receipts
Carrier
Crowley
Par
15
15
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1960
17%
Ltd—
American
Crane
A
Last
Friday
Shares
16
__l
common
class
Beverage
Creole
Low
5
&
preferred
Cott
for Week
of Prices
non-voting
Inc
Coro
Range
Sale Price
Sales
Distilling Ltd cl A voting-"
B
Corroon
STOCKS
Week's
Last
/■:•
'
(Range for Weele Ended December 30)
Friday
STOCKS
31
6 3/4
Dec
Jan
Jan
Dunlop
3
3%
10s
>
1 J
common—;*
reg
3
3%
Test
Corp.
?%
100
3%
.300
3%
:
Dec
Dec
6%
Jan
Havana
6%
Jtfn
Hazel
Dec
Hazeltine
150
4% July
17% May
26%
26%
700
23%
7%
8%
16,600
6%
,27% ,28%
_l28%
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co.—;———•
2QY8
Dynamics Corp of America
—--1 > /
7%
Duro
3
-
————
31%
33% July
13% Feb
Apr
Oct
Hecla
10c
*
4%.
4%
26 Vt
26%
26%
5,700.
Kosher Foods Inc.50c
3.3/4
3%.
33%
3,0Q0
Corp
Mining
-
Corp
(W E) & Co 5%%
Eastern
Malleable
Eastern
States
—-20c
33/a
33/8
33/a
25
Inc
Freightways
Eastern
33%
33 3/4
33%
150
23
22%
23%
2,200
Iron—
——
$7
1
*
*
1
Ltd
:.l
Corp -common
series A
preferred
$6
preferred series B_
Edo Corporation
Elder
and
Mines
Electric
Bond
Dev
Assistance
Electronic
Communications
Emery
Empire
National
Equity
Corp
Erie
26%
153/4-
16
9
Jan
169%
Sep
Jan
22 % Mar
15
..
Dec
Mar
27%
6,800
17%
10,300
Inc—10c
10
10
10 Va
3,100
93ft
Oct
15%
13%
13%
15
6,400
11%
Oct
26%
Jan
83/4
83/4
93/a
4,000
8%
Feb
19% May
5%
5 %
6%
5,900
700
22%
22%
23%
94
20c
pfd—100
93%
94
•
12%
12%
13%
-—10c
4%
4%
common.
21
3%
3 3/8
Electronics—
25c
1%
ll3/4
3 Vi
1%
1%
11%
113/4
500
23/4
6%
3%
6%
10*%
9%
9%
5%
5'/4
5%
2%
8%
3%
2%
2%
Nov
950
Mar
34
July
Jan
99
Sep
Sep
14%
Nov
47
00
3% May
37%
4%
Sep
48%
Apr
Supermarkets
Hilton
Hoe
&
(R)
Class
Consol
Oil
9,900
3,
Dec
6%, Dec
Jan
Horn
&
1,500
11%
Jan
Horn
&
6%
1,800
6%
12%
Jan,
17%
3,100
16%
20%
17,800
32
fa
21,900
10%
10%
270
5%
5%
5,400
38
5%
6%
38
10
20%
Apr
Nov
%
Jun
1*7
4% .May
Co
B
6 %
18%
Ltd
class
Fabrex
class A
Co
&
&
Camera
1
1
Instrument
1*
$2
■
shs
beneficial
of
Dec
Dec,
Feb
Mar
8 % July
preferred
Falcon
—
Seaboard
Drilling
Faraday Uranium
Fargo Oils Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Felmont
Petroleum
General
Firth
Sterling
Fischer
&
Fishman
Flying
Tiger
H)
Ford
Motor
of
Ford
Motor
Co
—
Fresnillo
Friendly
(The)
Frost
Fuller'(Geo
For
A>
10c
'
...
10,700
14
5
xl%
2%
5%
5%
r29
5%
__
*
7.50
Hardart
Bakinjg
Hardart
1
Aug
Class
B
7—5
ilOc
common—
Hycon Manufacturing
Cbu..
1
2.50
—5
.....
2%
7% Jan
173/4
11% Dec
Jan
6'/* Jan
Dec
5% Dec
12 7/»
2,300
8
liya Mar
1,100
1,600
6,100
9y4
5% Nov
Oct
3»/4
Jan.
Jun
% Mar
2
11
Nov
Jan
Sep
73/4 Sep
4,400
6% Oct
9%
4,500
33/8
77/a July
1%
3,300
4,000
22,800
1%
197/s
'
%
4«
4ya
Aug
2% Mar
4%
300
48%
7 fa
7,300
33
-7-
61
Jun
Dec
13%
Jan
123/a
Jbn
Jun
30
Jun
115
Jun
165
310
44
1,400
30%
8 /8.
15%
15%
2%
21/8
22 A
30 /4
30 %
303/4
12%
.
39%
165
47%
32%
Jun
94
300
Oct
Apr
50
43y8
154
164
Jan.
2 V4
in
7Va
33
33
Jan
31 Vt
711
ifa
7^
~
2 V*
Dec
Dec
%
9,300
61
59%
Dec
iye Sep
10
600
433/4
*-*
Co..
common—...
preferred 'L—
100
Hoskins (The) Mfg Co—
1-2.50^
-^Howell Electric Motors Co—-——-—1
Hubbell
(Harvey) Inc class A com—5
Apr
99
29
Nov
38%
14
Feb
Dec
Dfec
Oct
Jun
Mar
7%.
83/8
153/a
15V2
300
7Va Dec
133/4 Sep
15
15 V*
600
13%
Sep
26,300
2%
Dec
21%
2%
23'%
2iy8
Dec
22 %
24"
18% Mar
43% May
29 Vb
303/8
2,300
8,300
2,400
25%
37
Nov
12 %
14'A
1/100
113/4 May
21%
Jun
8%
9i3s
373/4
5,700
2%
2,800
Apr
23 V*
22
4%
25%
Apr
Apr
Sep
Nov
xlfa
3A,
6%
10,800
43,700
4,300
5%
5"%
Co..—--
45/»
5%
10%
*1,200
3,000
4%
4%
4%
^
Dec
%
16%
16%
18
12%
12%
12%
10
10
135
135
.
£1
1
1.25
.1
10c
—5
footnotes, see page
*
20
.
10V4
1,
3%
'734
„
.
^4.
28%
'
10%
136
29
Aug
7% Aug
Dec
19%
1%
Feb
Aug
Dec
4% Jan
8
26%
33 %c
Corp
Chemical Industries—
American
dep
rets
ord
£1
reg:
._—25c
3%
Industrial
Plywood Co Inc
Corp class A
6%
Jan
Jan
Inland
Credit
Inland
Homes Corp——
T
20%
Dec
12%
7,100
Jan
18
Feb
America—I—"5
1
International Breweries Inc
International Holdings Corp..—
Jan
International
8
50
111
Dec
13%
Jun
Oct
181%
Dec
14%
Sep
—
33/4
19
18 y8
78
10%
5,500
2,100
7,800
7,800.
800
700
#-11% Nov
„
.-
Oct
Nov
3% Aug
•7% Oct :
10
1
26
Oct
2 T
,
.
5
Mar
Jan
8%; Dec
39%
Feb
1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90% pfd—100
Iron
Fireman
Manufacturing—— _—1
Ironrite Inc
—1
Irving Air Chute
V
Israel-American
Oil
Corp—.
—10°
Investors
5,500
39
13%
70
18 Vz Jan
1,700
4,300
Jan
7%
feb
20%
Dec
L4J/4 Nov
11
Jan
78 Va
Dec
Jun
14%
Feb
26
May
31%
Jan
7
Dec
16% Jan
8% Aug
60 y4 July
600
7
7%
5,100
75/8
77/a
1,400
2
2ya
2,600
2
78.y2
78%
100
72
153/4
16
500
15 y*
30 ya
'
Royalty
153/4
6V4
6y4
6
—
18 %
fa"
16%
%
_
79,300
9%
S3/* July
3,800
Sep
July
Dec
9
Jan
2 Va
Jan
783/4
Dec
213/4 July
6.
Dec
10% Aug
13%
Oct.
313/4 Feb
v4
Nov
3,100
19'%
%
86% Auff
6%
900
10%
30%
Jan
Dec
Mar
3% Nov
-4,200
1,200
9
10
Jun
4%
500
78%
10%
30%
83/4
.33 %c
20
10%
1%
3%;
« 8%
28%
*
4
20
76
7
Products
5yaj,
5
Jan
20%
Insurance Co of North
81
80-
i—
10 %
10%i Sep.
July
30% July
8% May
Jun
4% Dec
16% Dec
200
36»/2
37%
7%
7A
11% Aug
9
Imperial
Oil
(Canada)
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob' 6f Gt Brit & IrelandJEl
Indianpolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd. 100
Indust Electronic Hardware Corp—50c
11% Mar
4% Aug
9% Jun
•;
Magnetics
Imperial
#
19%
10%
1%
3%
.
,
Dec
4% May
4
July-
-
25,500
1,600
.
31%
2^ Nov
7,000
5%
9%
•
Company——i_:
Jan
201% Aug
15% Mar
—
5%
Canada
Inc
Oct
28% Jun
600
6,400
5%
1
..
21
.
34%
Jan
T-,5tf
2|§
Ltd—
32%
9%
.
dep rets old reg
Forest City Enterprises.-.
Fox Head Brewing Co.. —1
12
Dec
Feb
_.
__
—1
American
5
110y4
r29 '
5%
:\
Co————————1
Inc
4,800./
6>99If
23,4#
1
Co Inc
Line
•
25c
10c
2.00
Corp
Inc
Porter
(M
Jan
8"%
5%
IMC
—
1
1
1
Corp
Inc
Financial
-
30
32%
30
Inc
Federated Purchaser class A—
Filmways
1
1.50
Co
6
34
140'/2 148%
"
int
/Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
5%
32%
5%
32%
142
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—^
Common
5%
F
Corp
(Max)
Fairchild
Dec
3%
19
Is
4%
59%
*
A
—
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products—
Factor
Dec
8%
19
Mines——_—5
—-50c
—*—-1
*
Hydromatics Inc
*
Sep
8%
3»/4
7,500
Dec
7
Sep
4% May
33/8
1%
—25c
Inc
Gold
(Geo A),& Co
3%
19
1
2.50
50c
common
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co
6%
17%
50c
Inc
Industries
3
Nov
Inc
Hollinger
6%
10
Co
Hofmann
3 Va
Oct
1
A
Hormel
■
eom—25c
10
Hoffman International Corp—
Home
»
1
Co
"warrants"
Hotels
6%
17
&
,
63/a
Steel Corp common.—1
preferred—
10
Co
1
Espey Mfg & Electronics
1
Esquire
Inc
1
Eureka Corporation Ltd
$1 or ,25c
Eureka Pipe Line
10
Exquisite Form Industries Inc
10c
Manufacturing
77
200
10%
102
59,400
10%
9%
Jan
Feb
4,400
Radio
1st
cum
3 3/8
Manufacturing
Class
1
preferred
8%
83/4
20,800
48%
Jan
5,200
4%
Sep
35%
90%
40
1
34%
16
Nov
58%. July
Nov
93 ye
10c
Higbie
Sep
50c
1
20 % Aug
4
Dec
Dec
67
Inc
Inc—
Products
Hill's
Dec
; 21
Oct
28%
Apr
9Va
52 Va
Oct
36
11,900
26%
Jun
16%
.
9,90.0
8 3/8
Highway Trailer Industries
5 % convertible preferred.
Hlller
Aircraft
Corp
253/a
253/a
343/4
6%
32% Aug
1% Jan
Oct
Apr
}8
200
32
7%
Herold
&
Forge
6%
Ero
153%
182
17
Corp
convertible
$2
18,800
25%
32
4%
Apr
*
Air-Freight Corp
District Electric 5%
Empire
Jan
600
Jun
Jun
3% Jun
7'% July
6,900
Feb
44%
3,100
153/4
common
new
3,200
1A
1
253/4
—_—
Specialty
Co
4
Corp of America.
El-Tronics Inc
22%
IS
43%
Oct
1
Corp
Electronic Research Associates
Electronic
20%
20%
Dec
Dec
213/4
167%
25
1
10c
Corp
Electronic
Electronics
157% 157%
—
7%
3%
3234
,
75
5
Share
&
Electrographic
171
"170
170
100
9%
503/4
100
10c
Gallon
Hercules
83/4
48%
*
100
pfd
4%
preferred
Helmerich & Payne
E
9%
50%
Jun
10
Oct
20
iy»
31 Va
4% Oct""
7,800
*
Inc
Heli-Coil
Heller
5
25c
Co
Rubinstein
Helena
Co
Inc
National
Hebrew
^ Nov,
800
10c
Lithographing
Bishop
3/8
3/8
3/e
*.
1%
J*n
32
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(32)
.
.
Monday, January 2, 1961
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended December 30)
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Par
Low
Range for Year I960
Glass
Co
—1
12 %
12
.100
.
7%
7
.150
Jupiter Oils Ltd
112
Vb
12%
110
2
65/a
2,400
13,400
■
Feb
0
1,500
7%
16V4
Nov
Jun
preferred
Diablo
Mills Inc
Kaiser
Industries
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz
(D)
Gas
4
Corp
4%%
Electric
Jan
Jan
Muskogee
Kawneer
Co
&
Jan
96
Oct
26%
Jun
37
39%
Feb
78
61
60%
62
2,300
-
__
14%
15
24%
23%
24%
22%
24%
Apr
24%
11%
11%
12 %
5,000
11%
Dec
19%
Oil
12%
13%
2,300
12%
Dec
18%
Products
Kirby
Petroleum
Co
Kirkland Minerals
Klein
13
6,900
Klion
(H
Knott
Hotels
Kobacker
Kratter
12
La key
6,600
Larchfield
Le
5%
IA July
13
Jan
8
7 %
1
5
1
(Mich)
Brewing Co
Company—
Casket
National
Company Inc.,
19%
Feb
25%
Sep
National
Nov
4'/a
Dec
National
Electric Weld Machines
Equipment Rental Ltd
20% July
13% Apr
24% Jan
National
Mlg
19
Sep
National
Petroleum Ltd
Apr
National
Presto
Jan
1
1
19%
19%
19%
6,600
19i/4
Dec
23%
19%
19%
19%
1,200
19
Dec
23 % Mar
2%
2%
2%
4.800
171/4
2
Stores
&
Sep
3 %
Jan
Sep
37%
Machinery—
Starch
&
Steel
Jan
July
14%
Jun
5%
Oct
12 %
7%
12%
3%
5%
5%
4,900
9 %
3%
3%
11
200
4,100
3 %
July
7
6
,
1,300
4%
Sep
71/2
8,500
4%
Oct
16%
7
200
15%
Jan
3,700
13i/4
6%
Union
National
Video
Oct
Mur
5
Inc
6
-
5%
37%
2%
|
22
Jersey
Min
Sep
Nov
63'%
Jan
New
Park
2
Nov
7%
Jan
New
Process
81/2
23%
320
19%
19%
191/4
3%
3%
9% May
3%
'»■"
13
12%
Oct
28
Jan
41
Oct
18 %
Oct
29%
Oct
11%
11
Oct
18%
Feb
Nov
16%
Sep
»/a
8%
100
8%
Oct
10%
1,1
24,700
I"!
Dec
12%
.200
1,800
;
13
16%
500
19 %
10% May
16
13%
14,500
Jan
2{| Jan
Aug
Oct
23%
Nov
24
Jan
Mar
38
July
Dec
20
May
Jan
*"'
18%
19
300
15%
31%
32%
800
26
10
100
9%
2%
2%
1%
21 '
2%
2%
2
21
4,300
2%
Oct
8%
300
2%
Jun
3% Mar
4,600
1%
Nov
3%
12
Apr
16%
13
16%
13
10,100
15%
Nov
100
—
12%
Oct
32%
30
32%
900
17% Mar
34
40%
39%
40%
8,900
34 %
Jun
40%
Dec
1
1
1%
42,500
Dec
2%
Jan
2%
—
1%
20
16%
,
2,800
1
Feb
Jan
24% Aug
17%
Nov
15% July
Jun
1
•
*
Rosario—3.33%
Jan
New
York
New
York "Merchandiser
May
Dec
71/2
Jan
Jan
7%
Nov
13%
Honduras
&
Jan
26%
Dec
1
Jan
18 %
Oct
32
Jan
3,600
8%
Oct
13%
Jan
1%
16,500
1
Nov
20
125%
Dec
200
25 %
Oct
41%'jAug
3,700
25%
Ncv
43
21
Sep
30
2% May
154
,Feb
Jan
Feb
6%
Co
Auction
%
16,600
1
27
York
43,500
9%
130
130
26% 26%
27
27%
130
Co
,1
19%
8%
1%
1
Mining Co
%
19%
%
19%
8%
25o
New
6^8
'
'
150
*^%
_50c
Co
Land
Aug
4%
'
■
Chem
&
13%
32%
22
600
4%
4%
3%
7,200
.
1
Zinc
& Arizona
New Mexico
33
100
2,200
5
Inc
Idria
Jan
Jan
Apr
2%
Sep
Oct
8%
3,300
111%
4%
7%
Watch Co
&
Jan
"
1
2
1
—-20
Co
Clock
167,600
2%
1
10
1
—
26%
Dec
Haven
11%
8%
2V8
Jan
Dec
Jun
51/8
5,800
A
T.el & Tel
England
New
Jan
19
5
200
■'
39
10%
22%
:
6%
37%
11 Va
3
1
Inc
6
8%
5
5
25c
University
13%
13i/4
13%
6
6
10
5
New
New
16%
class
Corp
Nestle-Le
Jan
12%
22%
1%
30c
1
Nelly Don Inc
9% May
6%
Oct
33%
2%
10c
1
Co__—
Corp
Jan
4 %
'
Ltd
Electric Corp
National
Natus
Chemical
Associates
Transit
National
Dec
12%
2,600
7%
7%'
1
1
7%
Jan
Sep
8%
37%
34%
35 %
Apr
6%
10
Rubber
Car
Jan
12%
6%
33
2
,1
10
50c
.
'
3,600
20%
'
20V4
13%
.
16,000
^
1
Inc
Corp
Research
National
'
—-
25°
Industries
National
Jan
■
1
—1
—
National
1%
f.
8
5
Hess—
10'/2 ,Oct
2,600
400
.
of America
Chain
;
8
Oct
7%
Bellas
National
ft Jan
18%
preferred
Corp
5
4%
National
1%
10,000
18%
Liberty Fabrics of N Y com
Lithium
3,200
7%
7%
314
12,500
1%
18%
Corp
(RG)
Tourneau
Jan
6%
4%
Dec
1%
300
Inc
Refineries
8%
6%
1
Jan
23 %
Corp
Leonard
Jun
29
Oct
National
12%
1
Realty
34%
300
Dec
4% Mar
23
Co
Extension
Leesona
Oct
2,900
8%
33
32
Nov
2%
600
Corp
Salle
La
Jan
7%
Oct
17,000
of Delaware
Lefcourt
14%
3%
Oct
1
Industries
Dec
7%
7%
IV2
12%
3
Sessions
&
Lansl.on
34%
1,500
New
Lamson
23 %
Aug
3%
1,100
2%
3%
Industries
Lamson Corp
6%
Sep
30
3,700
3,600
21%
Foundry Corp
Lamb
Nov
17
300
9
10,900
%
75 Desos
T
10,900
11,700
3%
1%
1%
1
Ltd
Feb
4%
7%
2%
3%
Electronics Corp
Mines
Dec
3%
1%
20%
Inc
Radio
Shore
9%
7%
2%
33 %c
Consolidada S a
Lake
Nov
3%
National Telefilm
Lafayette
7%
20%
8
—
5
Inc_,
National
La
—
Napco
3%
Corp
Apparel
3,400
.
1
Jan
21%
Corp Class A
convertible preferred—
L'Aiglon
Nov
31%.
4%
8
50c
Namm-Loeser's
2%
5
Kropp (Tlie) Forge Co
27%
Industries Inc—1
1
National Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling—3
3]jj Mar
Dec
25c
5
new
Stores
Dec
19%
20%
,_2.50
Corp
12
1% Mar
5,900
1%
1
Inc
(The)
$1.20
2%
7.50
Inc
L)
22%
N
2%
1
Rubber Co
Kleinert" (I B)
16
12
12
Corp Ltd
Dept Stores
(S)
2
2ft
104
1.25
1
20o
Company
Kingston
Jan
12,200
Sep
1
Company
Kingsl'ord
Jan
16%
30%
4%
1
—.
Jan
13 V*
Copper Colbalt Ltd™
Kin-Ark
'
4%
May
14
600
x9 %
9
10
Company
Muter
Nacliman
Kilembe
Feb
3%
3% Aug
Dec
24%
1
Inc_
Co_
4
3%
5
Co
Jan
Dec
200
300
July
July
1,300
5
Stores
(Walter)
Nov
88
95%
30
2.50
(Del)
Jewelry
Kidde
6%
3
10
95%
27%
25c
16%
20,600
3%
—w
.
Dec
8
52,700
27%
Kawecki Chemical Co
Kay
9%
3
'
pfd__100
Company
Drug
8%
3
50c
& Company
&
8%
3%
3%
1
Corporation —
Murray Ohio Mlg Co—.—
Muskegon Piston Ring Co_.
Murphy
Dec
3%
—
K
2
3%
3%
14%"
—
High
Low
500
2 %
3%
-—4
_
Range for Year I960
Shares
High
2%
1
com
Compr.ny_—
Vernon
Mount
2ft Jun
lft May
Products
Metal
Clemens
A
2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel——12.50
*MPO Videotronics class A
1
M't
Jan
13%
Low
Par
High
Low
High
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
3%
jeannette
Last
STOCKS
Shares
Mt;
Jetronic Industries Inc
Week's
Friday
Week's
Last
Exchange
American Stock
10
23
—
25
23
Jan
'
81/4
7
7%
19,900
...
15%
Nov
24V2
Jan
3%
50.
Dec
7%
1
Apr
%
1/4
%
45,400
1U
%
Nov
10
.
Jan
Kessler
Class
Bartlett—
&
25c
A
Electronics
Gas
Louisiana
Land
Lucky
Lynch
2%
Jan
North
ii
3,800
u
Nov
1%
Jan
4%
5%
15,400
4%
Dec
10%
Jan
3%
3%
41%
2,200
3%
Dec
38%
38i%
38%
2,700
24%
Sep
38%
38%
39
200
25 %
1
1%
1%
2
3,000
1%
25
1%
1
Southern
%
4%
1
Inc
4%
Railway.
American
Royalties Inc.
Canadian
Oils
10%
500
10%
Dec
15%
com__25c
10
33%
17%
30%
34 %
"29,500
23%
Oct
36 %
Dec
17%
18
15%
Sep
62%
15 %
59%
62%
14,000
42% July
62%
Dec
Northeast
Lead
30c
Mines—10c
15%
15%
600
12 Va
Sep
15%
Dec
North
Co_»
2.50
26%
26
27
600
25
Oct
30
Dec
15
1 *$
Sep
Nov
6% July
39
Jan
39%
Jan
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
new
Exploration
&
-Dec
1
10%
Corp
Silver
Friday
Lunkenheimer
1
1
14,900
&
10%
Service
Louisiana
1%
1
Norfolk
1
1
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Loral
Lit.es
Noma
,2,700
,_1
10
Steel
-1
10
Locke
Lockwood
(The)
9%
8%
8%
2
Corp
3.400
7%
3,200
18%
North
Sep
Apr
Northern
Aug
,
North
Nova
RR Co—
Ind
Industrial
Corp
Corp
12,000
1%
Dec
3%
Nov
10
63
il
'9
6% May
Dec
67 %
Feb
83%
%
82%
83%
70
Jan
88%
%
%
47,600
re
Dec
1%
Jan
1
10c
6%
3%
6%
7%
9,100
5%
Nov
13%
Jan
3%
3%
20,000
2%
Jun
5%
Aug
3 %
July
11%
Oct
—;
pfd—100
.—
(Del)
of Amer A
23,700
4%
3%
Ltd—_—1
4%%
Mines
Nickel
1
*>
*1 i\
1%
63
50
—
Serv
Pub
Rankin
Nuclear
Ltd
Airlines
Penn
Sep
M
Mack
Trucks
Macke
(G
class
Corp
_
Maine
Public
Mangel
Service
-
1%
1%
15,300
1%
Dec
2%
Sep
%
%
T1
28,700
%
Oct
11/8
Feb
1%
Sep
15%.
.
_
%
_7
4%
6,500
43/4
4%
3,400
21%.
22 %
;
26%
27%
32%
Dec
Jan
23 'a
2.50
.7 %
7%
7%
Dec""" %
19%
Jan
Communication
Co
Massey-Ferguson
Oil
Mead
Johnson
Men a sco
&
Apr
33%
8,500
8%
Oct
12%
4,300
6
37,600
♦
Dec
9%
91
_1()0
Metal
Iron
&
Jan
164%
Corp
Extruders
Miami
Inc
6,400
3%
200
13%
Jan
16
1
92
1,200
;i
34%
Feb
700
6%
preferred
Micromatic
Hone
Microwave
Midland
Oil
Mill
1
1
Inc.
8'A
2%
-
x6%
ll'/r
2%
11
11
11
8
19%
Sep
1,300
3 %
Nov
7%
3%
300
3%
Oct
5 %
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
Opelika. Mfg Corp
5
52%
52%
56
350
4°%
Mar
16%
16%
1
13%
Corpi—_1
3%
Securities
E-locl-'H"
__—
Oxford Manufacturing class A com
Co
4%
4%
Oct
9%
Dec
21%
Jan
1% May
10% Jun
41/4 July
13% July
8
Dec
5,600
22
■Jan
!
Factors Corp
43%
100
4
Aug
6%
■
&
ID/4
11%
1,000
11
Dec
20%
5%
redeemable
19%
1,500
19
Dec
241/s
41/2%
Co common
convertible
Mining
Corp
of
Minnesota Pwr &
Mirro
Aluminum
Light 5%
Airlines
RR
•
—100
pfd
—
10c
"ctfs"
11%
5,800
Aug
15i/4
DeC
1
—1
Warrants
Oct
7
600
800
97%
98%
75
95
Feb
104
Aug
23%
25%
600
23%
Nov
39
Jan
4%
5'%
6,900
4%
Sep
9%
Jan
3%
—
4
4,300
2%
Nov
4
Jan
14,100
%
25 %
4
1
'
5%
12%
.
-
■
—
—
:
5%
July
33
Jun
35
Feb
10%
Jun
13%
Jart
1%
Jan
36%
38
28%
Sep
Oct
59%
Jan
23
23%
2,800
18
Oct
39%
Jan
3
%
3%
25,500
3
Oct
8%
Jan
%
.
37
23 %
•,
il
1
3%
12,900
1st
1st
——100
4.80%
preferred
series
B
100
4.50%
preferred
series
C-*
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Montrose
Chemical
_*
1
Co
Moody Investors Ser'ide partic pref.
For
footnotes,
see page
34.
•
83
83
.
—
.146%'
10%
■
86
170
__
>
ft.
—
145
10%
Feb
Dec
22 %
46
39%
300
3'>
Oct
30%
2,500
29%
Jan
31 %
July
27%
200
26%
Jan
28%
Sep
Jun
25%
200
24 %
Jan
27% Mar
24%
25%
1,300
23%
Jan
25% July
'251/e
25%
600
23%
26 %
Aug
23%
243«
600
22% Mar
24%
Aug
22 '/a
22%
500
2 1
July
30%
Jan
211%
146%
20
11%
6,600
__
80
Feb
87% Jan
83% Jan •**
Dec'
yfcVa Dec
141
46
Mar
90
Oct
96
Sep
92% Nov
156
Aug
14% Aug
55%
25%
24
preferred—-25
preferred—25
•-
—
21'%
100
20%
Jan
22%
Sep
93
Aug
-
Jan
86
86
87%
340
82
Jan
$4.40
8 61/4
85%
86%
340
79%
Jan
90%
Sep
$4 75
91%
91%
92%
50
85<
Jan
98%
Aug
122 % May
133%
Sep
Lighting $4.50 preferred
dividend preferred
dividend preferred—
,,$4.75 conv dividend preferred
dividend
preferred
Pacific
Northern
Airlines
Pacific
Petroleums
v——
Power
&
Light
Pall
class
Corp
5%
Pantepec Oil (C A)
Chemical
Parker
Pen
Co
B
vtc—2 Bol
Bol
1
Company
Dec
Parino
of
Canada
iPato Consolidated
*
•
>
®
-2
—
—...
Ltdft
Gold Drcdg Ltd
*
I
2
78%
2%
3,800
2%
Oct
913
10%
.46,100
8jw
Jun
54%
241%
30%
32
15
Penn
Metal
Traffic
Pentron
Products,
Co':
Electronics
-
Corp_
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jan
100%
Apr
18%
Jan
59%
Aug
30%
5%
#
0
39
Jan
Aug
24%
Oct
%
Dec
2%
%
Dec
1%-Mar
62,100
57,700
Jan
6%
Oct
12%
Jan
14%
100
lz"/u
Jun
16%
Jan
13
%
1,800
14%.
6
13
13%
1,300
11%
Jun
15%
Feb
Jan
6%
7%
7%
7%
7%
3,600
7
Dec
12%
%'
3%
3%
1,100
3Va Mar
4%
2 i3*
Dec
3%
Oct
6 Va
May
11%
Aug
6% July
7%
Feb
2%<*T>ec
6%
Ma_y
3
.1
2%
2,1
1
8%
8%
2.50
%
90
150
2,600
;
1 *
%
%
4
13% Aug
9%
6,300
25
i «
89% Aug
20% July
6%
97% 100%
52
2%
9,400
9%
1,500..
-
'
Peninsiilui
Jan
2%
6
»:!<!.
?
A
Corp^
303,ft
1
(C A)
—
Parkersburg-Aetna
6
100%
53
24%
,
—*.
Amer shares—1
class
9iii
pfd——100
1,
2'
A—,
Petroleum
2%
4
1
Paddinglon Corp class. A
Page-Hersey Tubus
'—
Pancoastal
1
.
23'0
85
83%
85
.
Ltd-
Warrants
Pacific
Class
Monongahela Power Co—
preferred
Jan
Aug
15%
3,700
25%
1st
'
4.40%
-
25%
pfd series A—2fft~^
preferred—25
1st
redeemable
redeemable
Park
Monogram Precision Industries
•
7%
27%
38%
27%
Pacific
'
12'/4
-i—
12 %
5
Inc.
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America—
5%
5 %
50
Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk
—50c
preferred
Canada———
———
6%
redeemable
$4.36
Miller Wohl
Electric
4.50%
Jan
15%
5%
&,
1st
4.36%
Jun
19
14%
19%
20
30 %
39 %
30%
Products
Clay
Gas
4-80%'
Feb
11%
15
Sep
Dec
3%' Dec
Jun
19%
—2.50
4 %
Aug
15%
1~
,16% Jan
800
2,700
35%
4%
16 %
Jan
900
4,300
Feb
75%
300
,
4
3%
151/s.
IsiTfad—'25
preferred-.—
:—25
1st p rele rred/,—Vft———25
redeemable 1st preferred—--__25
Pacific
Pacific
Feb
10%
,
5
—
»
12% i-14%
16
1
Jan
6,800
,8%
34%
35
Jun
4%
3%
Jan
4,700
1,500
.
Jan
May
'I
—50c
Corp $1 conv preferred—*
Piping
6%
10%
21%
8%
1
T
Mid-West Abrasive
Midwest
10
1
Corp__
Associates,
6%
10%
\
U
4
-5%%
1
Jun
4
Jan
Aug
3,500
1
%
3%
Nov
27%
60
Nov
100
Jan
Aug
10,600
7
:
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
r>
id
.
1
Corp common
•
Jan
Dec
17,200
5
Co
Thermit
95
Jan
■
%
%
90c
5%
Mesabi
87
200
91
89
•
36
Aug
1
Ltd
preferred..
Ltd—
7%
25% Mar
23 % July
Jan
25,8
1
Merrill Island Mining Corp
1,100
Jan
Dec
% May
1
1
Refrigerating Co
26%
preferred
Oxford
1
Mfg Co
Merchants
251%
.i
Town
40c
_
17%
3
Co
26
——
—50c
Inc
Corp
„—_—I——1
J.
Old
Overseas
3,500
Ltd
Industries
Maule
McCulloch
39,900
4%%
■
£1
Ltd—
warrants
Co
13%
Power
'
Martin
12"%
Ohio
Sep
7
18,800
: ■ '
-\ '
Marine
13
Co
Oils
n
15.80Q'
5
4%
4%
20o
50c
Brass
Okalla
Corp
x
Ohio
Dec
36 %
20
21%
Petroleum
Ogden Corp
Sep
27%
o
Occidental
11% May
Sep
26'% Mar
1,200
300
\
Rubber
International
% May
4%
7,300
31%
27%
—
Tire &
1
%
!
•
Inc
-
1
10c
50c
_.
_
I
Marconi
Jan
1%
Stores
Mansfie'd
Jan
27% July
600
33 %c
.
Co
Specialities
Majestic
12%
36%
Oct
20%
9%
9%
'
V
__
_
Oct
Dec
2,600
19%
—,_L_
.
A
Mackey
Airlines
Inc.
Magellan Petroleum Corp vie
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
8%
13%
600
16 %
191/a
lc
warrants
Inc
B)
16
9%
15%
1
1
Publications Inc
MarFadden
7
7
2%
2%
•,v:7
2%
100.
7,800
Sep
Volume
193
Number 6017
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(33)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Exchange
(The)
Par
7%
Fepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
65%
Perfect
Photo
Peruvian
Inc
Oils
&
L
20c
Minerals---—
Rang€ for Year I960
Low
7%
700
65%
200
•
65
26%
27'%
46%
7%
7,000
American Stock
13
68
Feb
Aug
Oct
40% Jan
Beton
33%
Jan
66% July
1% Mar
Shattuck
47%
1%
1%
19,400
I* Feb
5
34%
33%
34%
1,700
31% Mar
!
Co
Denn
10%
j
20c
Shawinigan Water &
Sherwin-Williams Co
1%
Leather
Low
1
Inc
for Week
of Prices
Par
Bervomechanisms
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Bervo Corp of America
21
1
Week's
Last
Exchange
High
Dec
Oct
60
500
43
44 %
STOCKS
Shares
High
7%
27'%
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Low
___1
;;
(Range for Week Ended December 30)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
A,,',•
Pep Boys
Week's
Last
33
8
.
Shares
Range for Year I960
High
10V2
7%
Low
11 %
Oct
24 %
Jan
4,500
8
9V4
7%
Dec
16
Jun
Jan
40
•
35
Mining
5
7
| 6%
High
5,200
7
,
800
6%
28%
1,000
24%
<128%
2,400
90
Mar
100
89
Sep
10% Mar
July
Nov
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Industries
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—10
Phillips Screw Co_.
Phoenix
Steel
Piaseclci
Pierce
Aircraft
10c
Corp:
3'/a
—_4
(Del)—
7%
,_1
—
Inc
,
5% -:
1,100
31/4
3%
7%
25,900
7%
7%
814
1,600
7%
7%
8%
4%
2,100
7%
,4,800
,
Dec
31/4
6%
v
Dec
7
Dec
7%
Jan
preferred
Bherwin-Williams
Shoe
Co
of
Plastic
Materials
&
Polymers
96%
97%
60
12%
•
12%
12%
1,300
Inc__10c
6%
6%
6%
40'A
40%
41%
103% Aug
Sep
May
13% Mar
8
35
300
Pneumatic Scale
Oct
Folarad Electronics Corp
50c
59%
Jan
Simca
17
36%
Jun
Simmons
19%
21%
Oct
Products
Polycast
2%
2%
2%
2,000
2 %
Nov
3%
2.50
11%
11%
12%
15,000
9%
Nov
21%
„1
class
17%
15 %
17%
2,400
15%
Dec
2.50
10%
10%
11
300
50
47%
50
550
A
(The)
Corp
Polymer Corp class A
Powdrell
Power
&
Alexander
Inc
(Del)
Corp of Canada
Oil Royalties Ltd
Prairie
*
i
1
2%
♦
Pratt & Lambert Co
60%
9%
r60%
24
9% Sep
Jan
Jan
3%
Feb
66
Preston
Mines
Proctor-Silex
Progress
$1.25
66%
Ltd
1
Co
(The)
41%
4%
Feb
4%
20
Company
4^
27% May
12,100
5%
Feb
43%
5%
-
Dec
Jan
6,300
5'/!
Dec
97/a
11%
Oct
20%
19%
1
Public
of
23%
22,900
1%
42,800
10c
10%
20
18%
Oct
20'/2
Aug
20
1,900
IS
Apr
33%
Jun
10%
10%
84%
85
800
9%
Jan
50
81%
Jan
11%
Jun
Colorado—
100
;
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
20c
Puget Sound Pulp & Timbers
Pyle-National Co
50 %
500
35
Jan
56%
r21%
22 %
600
20%
Sep
29%
Jan
12%
14%
7,000
11%
Nov
23%
;
14
1 %
2%
4,000
142
3%
Dec
Jan
_•
Rayette
Real
Co
—1
22%
21%
22%
4,500
21%
Dec
.10
Inc
Estate
Trust of
16%
16%
16%
5,200
15%
Nov
27
Jan
6"%T Nov
10
3%
6%
5%
6%
5,700
7
South
600
47%
3,746
6
6%
5%
5 %
America
6%
18%
1
Soundcraft
Reinsurance
1,500
7
18%
5
1
Nov
600
5
11%
Jan
19%
Sep
3,700
18%
4%
4%
Dec
5%
Oct
19%
19%
1
;
100
4%
3%'
4%
___5c
6%
5 7/a
6%
35,800
1
2%
2%
2%
19
3,900
7,500
1
Corp
Investment
(Robert)
Reliance
Corp
—!
Co
&
21% Jan
Oct
3%
5
Sep
Sep
Jan
4
37/a
5
4%
Rio
Grande
Vtc
Robinson
Jan
Technical
Roosevelt
Field
Roosevelt
Ryan
(The F C)
&
8%
Jan
6%
Apr
13
6,300
%
%
4%
4%
28%
2%
Jan
200
7 i°o
Oct
1% Aug
7% Jun
9%
Jan
9,100
15
8
1
14%
14%
0% July
8 A
1,000
17,600
%
5
Jan
Sep
July
%July
3%
15,500
15%
1,500
13%
32%
4%
5%
4
3%
4
Nov
Dec
Jan
73%
Jan
82%
Oil
£1
"5%
•
5%
original
"9%
7%
Oct
41%
7.
5% May
3%
Apr
8% July
3%
Oct
5%
Dec
18 %
1,500
9
2,800
7%
1%
4%
Nov
5
Dec
Feb
Jan
Jan
1%
1%
1%
6%
6
6
1%
1%
1%
1,700
1%
Oct
3%
Jan
2>%v
2%
9,600
2.
Dec
3%
Jan
ig
13,900
}(V
10
Mar
1
1
•2%
2%
2%
2%
2,200
2%
Nov
4
Jan
1
Petroleum
1%
1%
1%
3,000
1%
Dec
4%
8%
6 %
May
29%
29%
4,400
Jan
8% Aug
30% Aug
31% Aug
17% May
28% Jun
1,700
Feb
15%
Oct
500
Dec
Jun
.
preferred
23
65%
66
23%
23%
23%
58%
58%
100
21%
21%
21%
1,200
20% Jan
25
22"% Aug
21
%
21'/a
100
20% Mar
23
25
preferred
20%
20 %
100
19% Mar
7%
2,500
4% Feb
15%
1,400
11% May
4% Jun
convertible
4.32%
4.24%
cumulative
53
4.08%
25
preferred
cumulative preferred
California
Material* Co Xnc
Pipe
Petroleum
Corp„2
7V4
2
15%
Line
1
1
5
1
6%
15
5
4%
11
11
11%
58 %
900
28%
29
8%
8%
Oil
Products
Standard
Shares
Standard-Thomson
'Standard
Tube
class
Jan
Jun
29%
Dec
7%
Oct
11%
Jan
7% Nov
13%
Jan
9
9%
72VaJan
3,500
8%
Oct
600
22%
Dec
26
Feb
1,900
11%
Oct
18%
Jan
2Va
Feb
22%
24
12%
127/a
jt
23,700
70%
2,600
%
tt
14
70y2
69%
% Nov'
59
July
9%
9%
9,200
9
Dec
24%
23 Va
24%
900
21
3%
3%
37/a
3,300
2% Feb
5%
5%
6%
3,700
5%
9%
8%
9%
1,300
7% Oct
% July
1
Sep
14%
Jan
'
_l
,
Nov
July
7%
17%
1,300
1
B
8%
Sep
1
Corp
Apr
17
9% Nov
4,300
12'/2
_10
Co
Aug
21
ni" x
9%
_lo
Inc
Dec
54
21,500
9%
58%
*
8%
24
1
(Kentucky)
%
9%
Dec
"
1
30
Co__:
May
2,500
57%
28%
66
25% Sep
25% Aug
61% Dec
'
Jan
48
600
58%
♦
convertible
Metals
5
8%
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Feb
22% May
22% Jan
900
25
preference
preferred
cumulative
52%
■' ''
25
4.56%
20
25
cumulative
.
,
9
74%
17%
Feb„
24%
Nov
Jan
Jun
6% Jun
12% Jan
Stanley
Aviation
Stanrock
Corp
Uranium
Starrett (The)
Statecourt
Co
Steel
Mines
Ltd
Dec
1
Enterprises
Inc
Instruments
Inc
4,100
18%
15% Mar
18%
18%
2.50
5%
5%
g
16 pesos
7%
7%
8%
700
20%
20%
17%
100
18%
100
17%
16%
20%
.—
5,800
preferred
preferred
series preferred—
series preferred
series
20
20
20
~20
17 %
21%
1,000
22 %
Petroleums
Savoy
Industries
Saxon
25c
Paper Corp
Fisher
Scurry-Rainbow
(Del)
5%
Sterling
Co
Seaboard
Allied Milling
Seaboard
Plywood & Lumber
Seaboard
Western
Corp
Airlines-
8
9 %
.%
2,500
9%
2,500
7%
1
Ltd
Aluminum
Sterling Brewers
Sterling
Stinnes
Stone
Co
(I-Iugo)
Inc
7i/4
7%
600
4%
4%
3,100
For footnotes, see
28%
A'
21,200
x67
5
Jan
%
Jan
4%
Nov
8
27%
•
Jan
15
Jan
Jan
10
Dec
2,200
25% Oct
40%
Jun
69
150
62% Nov
92
Jan
8
%
8-
TOO
6% May
9%
10c
3,200
11% Dec
20%
14% Nov
17
(Del)
Inc~
Petrol
Jan
Dec
20 y4
100
18%
22%
Sep
42
900
36% July
47
Aug
18%
700
17%
Dec
23%
Jun
9,200
30%
Oct
42
Sep
15% May
35%
34
36
13%
13%
13%
xl7%
300
Nov
12% Jan
l
3%
3%
3%
7,200
3%
Oct
4%
10c
Corp
5%
47/a
5%
5,500
4%
Oct
9
1
3Va
3%
3%
19,800
.
Jan
Mar
3% July
20%
18
250
Die
&
2
41
41 %
;
Ltd
Tool
33,200
•
Electronics
Superior
200
2%
1
International
Supercrete
15%
2
2%
1
Corporation
Sunair
12%
5
Stop & Shop Hie
(S)
& Co_
Sunset
<
♦
U
Stroock
Stylon
12%
11%
14%
5
1——
2
2
3% Feb
Dec
2
Jan
% July
4% Mar
6 Va Mar
2%
26,900
1
3%
2%
3%
2,900
2% May
10c
2%
2
2%,
2,100
2
Dec
4
5%
5%
600
4%
Oct
8%
Jun
30
31%
18,400
23
Oct
42 Va
Apr
16%
Feb
23y4
15% Jan
Co'
Superior Window Co class A
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Syntex— Corporation
Talon
Inc
Class
*
2
31%
3% Aug
July
class
B
A
5.
21%'
21
21%
1,200
5
common
common-
21%
21%
21%
900
Apr
23%
Apr
Jun
7Va
Jan
25
Jan
39%
Dec
5
Nov
10%
Jan
"
4%
cumulative
preferred
Tampa Electric Co
1
Taylor International Corp
Technical Materiel
Technical
Technicolor
Tel-A-Sign
6%
10
39%
—3—5
'
I—-—1-
Inc
Inc
5,500
35
33%
35%
3,600
34
36%
5,300
32%
11%.
6%
Feb
38 Va
Jun
2
35% Dec
33% Dec
14%
92,300
3
27/a
31/4
5,000
13
12%
13%
14,300
14
•r
T
—
5,900
5'/a
5
35i/4
4
Inc__.
39%
37%
5
50c
Operations
Teletro
Industries
Corp—
-
Dec
Dec
14%
'
Dec
4Va
Aug
—
Oil
Electronics
Jan
21%
Sep
Thew
Feb
18%
Oct
Thompsoh-Starrett
Jan
18%
Sep
Jan
23 %
July
Shovel
s
16,200
Feb
12%
Jan
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
Oct
6% Mar
Oct
3 %
4%
9,900
2%
Nov
2%
2%
2%
17,700
2%
Nov
3
{3
2
Inc
5%
Dec
7%
Nov
23,600
1 %
Dec
4% Mar
8%
7%
8%
14,200
6%
5%
6 %
2,500
Amer
Amer
4%%
Acceptance
Corp
class
4%
Jan
Feb
4% Mar
Apr
28% July
Corp
Triangle Conduit & Cable
Trt-Continental
23
1-4% July
Aug
25
24%
18%
17%
Dec
14%
Jan
11%
Jan
27%
Jan
2,400
20 V*
Jun
1,900
23%
Jun
31%
Jan
2,800
13%
Oct
22
Jan
26%
'25.
18%
'
©
£1
A
20%
84
85
50c
Radio
True Temper
,
2%
2%
'3%
4
97/a
75
19%
Dec
Jan
78
2%
1,100 *
4
3,800
2% May
3% Dec
45,700
Co
Feb
Jan
Sep
3%
Jan
8%
Jan
% July
A J«
12%
14 Va
1,000
8%
Feb
16%
8%
9%
3,500
81%
Dec
17"%
Jan
7%
Nov
5%
5%
5%
3,800
5%
Dec
15 %
14%
15%
4,200
14%
Dec
25 %
25%
2,900
20%
Oct
20
20
500
19%
Dec
25%i
6%
86
3Sa
•
10
12% Mar
27%
%
%
14%.
1,400
1
warrants
Corp
May
5% July
20
Trans Lux Corp—
1
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com_10c
Trav-ler
11
5s
20
100
preferred
5%
Apr
26%
25
1
7%
5% Aug
20% Jan
3% Jan
Tobacco Security
Oct
Dec
16
*.
Dec
9%
Dec
1
.
._1
Dec
14%
Jun
7%
Dec
25c
2%
2,300
18%
% Dec
Nov
1
3
4,900
Oct
6
10
J
Inc
2,800
9%
8%
9,500
1%
1
21i/4
4,200
7%
15%
1
9%
9%
6%
8,200
Tower
19%
Jan
9%
4,800
Tonopah Mining of Nevada-^-
9%
1%
9'/a
1%
1%
Oct
20%
Dec
4,300
16%
Jan
3
931/4 Aug
1
1%
1 %
8%
ley*
Jan
12,300
'
1%
5%
2,000
2% July
89
1 %
1 %
16%
Toledo Edison
21%
Jan
150
1
h
.
10c
com_.
Oct
20
1%
%
Nov
90%
50c
Jan
20%
*
90
1%.
1
7%
.
1
.1%
90
JjFrust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered
deposit r«ts def registered
Todd Shipyards Corp
1
34.
2,400
10c
-
Inc
2,000
}ft
6%
11
9
5
Co
2%
3,100
Sep
5%
Co—
3
2%
4%
10%
5%
•
IncT
3i£
2%
.
Mar
6% May
"warrants"
2%
2%
2%
•
2
4,800
8"%
4% July
41/2 Jun
4%
3,000
7
1
70c convertible preferred
Park Ltd-
Roofing
2%
6%
pfd
Thorncliffe
Tllo
8% Jan
2%
Inc__25c
Jan
4
8
5
900
1%,
% July
5
'
iy8
14% Aug
7,800
2%
7%
_1
Electronics
Inc
21% Aug
6%
10
50c
Corporation
& Light $4.56
Corp
Oct
1
—__1
;
Inc
Power
Texstar
11%
10c
Corp
Industries
Textron
5 %
1
page
27%
12
8% Dec
Corp
Textron
4%
10c
._
1,200
—
(Del)—
Corp
Container
Jan
.—1
Bros
8%
1
Corp
Jan
5
—3
._
8 %
Inc
Precision
14% July
5
3.50
1
1
.———
8V2
Products
\Trans Cuba Oil Co class A
Seaporcel Metals Inc
Securities Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums.
Seeburg (The) Corp
2
-
Stetson f(J B)
16
Oct
% Aug
92,900
r.r
4%
tt25c
j-.
Co__—
Oil
%
50c
Ltd
9,900
1
ordinary—!
Corporation
Thriftimarket
%
%
1
Ltd
2%
25c
Canada
Thorofare Markets Inc
Petroleums
2%
Inc
of
Parts
19
£ 6% May
Co—
series
1/4
.2-
50c
preferred
%
10c
Corp common
50c convertible
Steel
10c
Jan
-*
Ltd
Corp
Salem-Brosius
Seeman
6%
6%
45%
Jun
Jan
500
11,700
—*
._50c
Inc__
Ban Carlos Milling Co Ltd
San Diego Gas & Elective
&
Apr
Aug
50c
Haynes
Lawrence
Sayre
4
6,900
30
29%
Co
Terry Industries Inc
Sarcee
4y4 Jan
7%
27
25
Texas
Sapphire
39
45% Feb
_9%
7%
29%
_
preferred
cumulative preference
Texam
5.60%
Jan
Jan
800
—
C
_
Terminal-Hudson
4.40%
35%
113%
3,100
•»»
'
9 %
cumulative
Television
4% %
Nov
35% July
'
Tenney Engineering Inc
b%
Jan
26%
Southern California Edison—
Teleprompter
Bt.
8^ Jan
Aug
18%
•V
8%
26
3,100
80
29%
8%
5%
Dec
320
77%
30 %
4%
—1
Company—
Consolidated
Ryerson
Oct
Jan
Jun
2%
30c
Inc—
Royal American Corp—
Royalite Oil Co Ltd—
Russell
Nov
Dec
7%
.1.50
Inc
Avenue
14
26
9% July
12
Dec
3"%
8
Inc—20c
Roxbury Carpet Company—
Fifth
59%
"3%
2%
1965
3
Products
Raceway
Feb
Jan
8,700
7 /a
Rochester °Gas & Elec 4% pfd F——100
Rogers Corp
—*
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord regis
£1
Russeks
Jan
Mar
Co—
Gas
to
45%
2
3,700
3
.
5%
5
*
—
Oct
4%
14 %
common
A
Valley
extended
14%
•
1
50c
—1
Ridgeway Corp
series
1,200
•
sa
11%
% May
3,100
14%
11%
14%
.—_—1
RiccT^Argentine Mining Co
Warrants
11%
13%
58
1
Corp
Algom Mines Ltd
11%
Dec
2
1,150
n
59
10
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Resistoflex
%
59%
%
—-—1
1_
5%
11,000
.1
Insurance Co
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Rio
Jan
5%
Nov
36
_
Corp
Penn
„Statham
Reis
Jan
%
Investment
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
Reda Pump Co
Reeves Broadcasting & Dev
Reeves
2%
4}$ Dec
29%
Co—
Aug
____40c
May
% May
1,200
.
45
Standard
27 %
36% July
29% Aug
;
Jan
46%
"Standard
1
Corp
Jan
31
1
.Standard
<r>
R
-
29%
1
3%
-
.
T
Co
17% July
,
Dredging Corp common
preferred-"
Standard- Forgings Corp..
Packing
Apr
28%
Coast
$1.60
Rath
Va
29%
Standard
Rapid-American
% Jan
•
Realty & Utilities
Royalty Co
Spence'PShoe Cnrn_
;
Sep
64,300
Southland
Q
Inc
19%
%
Southern
Ramo
46%' Jan
Oct
•
Manufacturing
South
Southern
1
Dec
17%
%
3%
Publishing—
Southern
—
30%
preferred
Oil
Dec
25
700
Ltd
Southern
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co__
1
Jan
50
21'%
5
88
Sep
Sep
50
_«-3
1
"
'•.■3%
;
Jan
Dec
96%
19% Aug
23
25c
Corp
4.78%
•
preferred
22 %
2
4.48%
Gas
Service
4%%
35,700
%
Venezuelan
4.88%
Providence
%
31%
129
Jan
700
12 %
20
%
Jun
1,400
5%
12 %
1
common
preferred
3,500
13
5%
Inc
42%
19%
Corp
Mfg
convertible
Prophet
42'/a
^
10c
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered
Slick Airways Inc
Smith (Howard)
Paper MillsBoss
Inc
18
1
Boardman
conv
Sonotone
Prentice-Hall
Co
30%
17V2
Oct
Jan
11
58%
1% July
59% May
200
Petroleum
30 y4
17%
Shares———15,000 fr
American
Sinclair
96%
30 y4
Sep.
Jun
44
12,100
61%
9
Jan
96'%
2
Simpson's
1
127
__
•
Silvray Lighting Inc
$3
Poloron
28y2
„
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_3
*
B
Jun
20 y4
17,200
Canada
Silver Creek Precision
Corp
Silver-Miller
Mines
Ltd
9 %
'
'
of
America;
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Jan
10
700
10
891/4
j
100
Siboney-Caribbean
Class
97
50
ri
•
12.50
11% Aug
16% Feb
Dec
7 7' 7' " 1
1
.
Feb
6%- Jan
16
7% May
■
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Power
common
4%
4%
5 '/4
1
Corp
Industries
pesos
Sep
Dec
29
Jan
97%
Jan
34
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AMERICAN, STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Low
BONDS
Shares
Low
High
Union
Gas
«
Union
Investment
Co
of
Canada
Co
-
_
4
6,400
15
15%
300
10%
100
153/a
14%
'
Last
or
Sale Price
28y4 May
Oct
Jan
Bethlehem
,13%
Jan
Boston
Nov
287/8
8,100
3%
Oct
8ya
Jan
June-Dec
100
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of
20
Omaha
Apr
9% May
»
3%
United
Asbestos
United
"3%
312
„50o
Aircraft Products
Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United
Elastic
3%
312
29,800
3%
Oct
%
tt
12
26,400
11
Dec
42%
42%
200
40 y4
Oct
Corp_
*
Corp
United Improvement & Investing.L~2~60
United Industrial "warrants"
United
Milk
United
Molasses
N
Steel
Edison
45/a
43/4
•
RR
t
6s
Aug
2%s
1
series
1998
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1970
1973
$120
——
—June-Dec
Feb-Aug
A
Jan
55
4%
200
43/4
—100
.
172%
170
—
—.
Dec
8y2
Jun
Dec
6
Feb
181%
'67% Jun
70
Lack
&
Lackawanna
of
1st
S
Conditioning Corp
U
S
Ceramic
U
S
Foil
U
S
:i
Pacific Aluminum
Air
Tile
Co
class
Co
Rubber
——
1
;
B
Consolidated
Universal Container
Oil
6,300
subord
•
„
88%
70
70
119
'
16
88%
15%
Universal
Marion
_
_
_
_
Dec*
11%
Sep
46%
May
Apr
Jan
6%
Aug
30 y8 May
41%
2,300
6 5/8
4,900
16%
61,400
28
-13%
25
14(4
8
8%
—-
8
800
9,000
6,800
,
8'/4
1,300
3y2
>
197/B
series A 1993
series B 1993
Mtge Bank 5s
Van
Industries
Norman
warrants,. -■-V—
Venture Capital Corp of
Victoreen
Viewlex
(The)
28
Dec
18
Corp
Midland
of
Valley
debs
RR
Bellas
National
National
5s
Research
convertible
Jan
April-Ocf
79
104
124
123
England
Power
3y4s
due
1953
4%
5%
1,800
4%
Dec
6%
1976~Jan-July
61/4
5,800
5%
Dec
7
1961
May-Nov
10,500
17 y2
1st
extended
to
1963
mortgage 3%s
mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power
Oct
3y4s
Jan-July
April-Ocf
ApriZ-Oct
1968
3y4s
59
_Jan-July
14%
xl4%
151%
Oct
19 y2 July
Public
7%
8%
7,000
5Va
Jan
12%
Jun
Rapid American Co 7s
\6%
6%
6%
6,700
4% May
67/a
Feb
16%
16%
600
17
Wentworth
12%
12%
Aug
11%
123/8
Oct
14
Jan
46%
•
12%
100
12%
——
•
•
3%
4V4
•
100
.
—
—1
common
-r30
Instrument
6,400
300
6,400
.
9% Mar
12
Aug
Service
5%s
Safe
Electric
Harbor
Water
Gas
&
debs
debs
subord
conv
Co
100
4%
4%
7,300
3
70
Jun
1 1/B
27
*
75%
150
Manufacturing
35
59
24
94%
100
881%
Chemical
50c
West
Texas
Products
Inc
Power
Corp
3s
conv
Edison
series
A
Mar-Sepf
1973—
series
May-JVoo
1981
debs '62__Jan-July
1965
24
99
97% 102
177
79%
76%
80
42
99
99
99
7
.
$993/4
—
93%
Gold
Western
Leaseholds
Uranium
■
115,800
1
61
Jan
July
1%
93
33/4
2,300
3%
Apr
5%
2
2,100
l3/4
Oct
33/e
Wieboldt
%
116
60
65
88%
963/8
753/4
88
;
,
E
1978
F
1979
G
it
5,400
12
Dec
18%
400
17%
Oct
series
series
series
5s
series
I
Feb-Aug
1982
K
1983
Mar-Sepf
79
3V4s
(Calif)
Electric
&
Jan
883/4
Aug
3%
Apr
Webb
3%
Dec
43/4
Dec
June-Deo
8,700
3
Aug
3'%
3%
31/4"
4
2%
3%
3,600
2% Dec
3%
%
TPff
4,500
% Mar
%
pfd
20
1
Knapp Inc 5s debs
*-
'
200
20%
1,600
28 3/8
75
43%
"
30%
20
28%
20%
45%
150
%
%
29
Dec
19%
ABaden
32 3/4 May
Dec
^
37i/2
ADanzig
Jan
263/4 Mar
30
Feb
50
German
May
Jun
41
100,
%
15,900
A Sep
18 % Mar
283/4 July
25%
3%
3%
1,700
28%
27%
29%
3,100
Jun
3 %
Aug
141% May
30V4
•
series
A
Hargreaves
series
B
1967_
AHanover
19%
19%
500
193/8
Dec
21%
Nov
Maranhao
13%
13%
2,200
12%
Jan
15
Jun
Mortgage
7%
7%
8 J/4
3,600
7%
Dec
113/4
Jan
3%
3%
3%
2,600
19%
18%
20%
15,500
90
90
9
2% Feb
(Prov)
stamped
Bank
of
(Plan
May
A7s
Jun
1949
A)
23
100
Dec,
17% Aug
'•
—-
90
17%
20
*
104
97%
105
102
15
98
96%
1043/4
103%
103
91
.
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107
86
•
$88%
$893/4
—
91%
83%
—
—
98% 100
88 y4
863/4
—
90 V*
100
98
96i/2
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64
65
90%
98
63
72
15
16%
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89
94%
$85
64
89
92
65
67
8
7%
203/4
Feb
87
Jan
98
July
Oct
29
18%
!
(issue
Oct
—
-
1
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40o
20%
Co
Off-Shore
Co
50c
5
Corp
100
4 %
20%
.4%
4
2008
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—
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$54
69
-
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$80
June-Dec
$99
Mar-Sepf
$66
Jan-July
de Janeiro stamped (Plan A) .2s 2012—Jan-JuZy
45
of
1927)
1947—
5s
1972
90
90
100
98%
45
44%
50
40
48
100%
7%
3,100
71/8
Dec
14
Jan
181/4
100
17%
Dec
30%
stamped
2%s 2C08—
(Plan A)
63%
67
Peru
(Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan
Rio
1
1997—!
$49
Jan
—
—
IVb
—
—
6,900
Dec
11%
Aug
2% May
3%
Jan
1
1%
May
Jan
f
value,
par
Ex-liquidating
(not
included
tribution.
x
Bonds
a
Deferred
distribution,
in
year's
Ex-rights,
20%
1,000
Mar
29%
Sep
8%
Jan
3% May
5%
Jan
20
5
6,200
4%
4%
3,700
tive;
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delivery transaction
Ex-stock
dividend,
z
r
Ex-stock
Transaction
for
(not
included in
h Ex-principal,
cash
(not
year's
n
included
range),
d Ex-interest,
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in
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in
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Jun
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range),
§ Reported
Petroleum
13%
$120
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5s
£1
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943/4
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90
3
91
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A
Zapata
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2
99%
$100
91
Jan-July
Jan-July
6%s
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96
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Dec
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19%
1
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92
102
102
Jan-July
1974
1967
13%
2
regular
84 V«
81
debentures—
4 %s
H Mar
3,000
;
24%
3%
25
Adjustment
5%s
10
Woodall Industries Inc
(F W)
78
3
99%
(Germany) 7s 1951
Jan-July
Port & Waterways 6%s 1952
Jan-July
Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt
'
Wood Newspaper Machine
dep rets ord
preference
8
92
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
30
■
(John) Industries Ltd-
92%
81%
Jan
100
1
5% preferred
84%
Sep
"13
84%
853/4
Apr
3 %
86
78
'
81%
96
June-Dec
Jan
5%
Corp debs 6s ser A 1963_.
Washington Water Power 3y2s 1964
10.000
1
common
American
Feb-Aug
4%
&
—
'
102
Jan-July
37/B
*
Industries
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
Wool worth
3s 1971
3y4s 1970:
4%
'
$90%
—
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Gas
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
Wood
Aprli-Ocf
1970
3%
^
76
79
86
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Wasatch
1
Inc
96
Feb-Aug
Counties
Gas
3
83%
„
92
Mar-Sepf
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1985
Southwestern
81%
Jan-Anp
1982.
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Feb-A«y
.
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1982
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23 3/4-Feb
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83
r.
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1981
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993/4
169
1231/4
43
series
series
124
94
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$80
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4%
1
8
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Wilson Brothers
903/a
95%
$85%
Feb-Aug
3%
1
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Williams Brothers Co
Williams
87%
97 V4
64
95%
Feb-Auy
Feb-Auff
Jan
n
18%
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Corp.,
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90
81
86
~
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1976
Southern
Aug
l3/4
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Stag Mfg Co
(The)
101%
87%
_
97
1973
4%a
Jan
—
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C
4%s
Jan
*
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
White Eagle International Inc
Oil
99%
90
123% 125
D
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Dec
5c
dep rets ord shares
River
80
96
$119
...
123%.
B
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Wichita
113
67%
96
$90%
—
series
3%s
3% Mar
Jun
380
76
Dec
'
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Inc
Wickes
30
July
1% Dec
26,100
1%
1
75%
43/b
Dec
19'
1%
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Coal
White
90
55
1
$94%
■;
series
10c
Inc
Western Nuclear Inc
Westmoreland
127
99%
933/4
$80
s-
3s
76 3/4 May
33%
100
pfd
Development Co
Western
Westmoreland
86 V*
98%
__
923/a
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1
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Western
Tablet &
77
105%
81
—
101
May-JVou
3s
Jan
2
1.25
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%
Dec
3%
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preference
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1,100
27
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Mar
40
75
1
1%
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157
59%
$86'
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100
1998_Jan-JwZy
April-Oct
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
California
6s
1967
1964
Southern
8%
3%
70
-
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Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
Western
21
115
105%
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57
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&
7%
Dec
12%
11% July
9% May
Webb & Knapp Inc common
&
128
5
102
104%
1964—June-Dec
1970
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75
104
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12
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Power
Ohio
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70
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7%
Inc—
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Coke Co—_.
„25o
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99%
—
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debentures
1974
13%
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs
Bale
April-Oct
1984
Television
13%
;
Waitt & Bond Inc
32
99%
22
Jun
7%
Dec
TV
6%
April-Ocf
Corp—
subord
3s
Waltham
493/4
19
9
211/2
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1970
5%s
13%
Inc
7% preferred
36%
37%
19
$98
—
April-Oct
1963—
4s
Hess
1
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Aircraft
107%
America—
subord
conv
3'/as
Waco
100%
■
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&
Vogt Manufacturing
Vornado
5%
92
10
37
21%
Jan-July
5%s
Feb
12 y4
8 y8 Mar
5y8
37
May
71/2
9% July
67/a May
6
A
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal
Food
900
.
Mar-Sepf
1963
Westerh RR 4s
&
Co—
Vinco
Vita
5%
1,300
May-Nov
1961
106%
■'Lithium
Dec
Apr
5
'
1
America-
Instrument
class
Inc
nlnr
5%
9
100% 101%
J an-July
6%s
8%
8%
101 %
May-Nov
New
1
75%
82%
--
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Nippon Electric Power
.1
90
63%
.
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V
Rubber
Feb-Awy
RR—
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5%s
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1975
4s
National Theatres &
Valspar Corp„
91
'
Jun
July
13%
$89%
1
.
.
Hydrometals Inc
11% Mar
Dec
6
12 y8
22
Jan-July
1970_
Jan
83/4
5%
,
6s 1972
;
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Jan
11%
153/4
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5%
28
17.78
.
_
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27%
x6
6%
25C
Insurance
AGuantanamo
600
31%
70
121
82%
Division—
J
debentures
General
22,800
8%
Builders
Jan
6%
4%
mortgage
Jan
371/4
31
31
debs
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5%
19
Dec
Dec
53/4
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6%
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8%
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36 %
1
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Universal
6%
3
6
.
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Universal
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7
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91%
Apr
6s
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1978-'
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N
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General
United
subord
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—-
50
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6%s
Jan
Jan
debs
6s
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Corp—
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37/a
1%
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Chicago
Apr
•v"7%
4% July
4,100
"
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&
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1%
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1%
*
Nov
9,900
5%
1%
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dep rets ord regis
J
;/
5
1%
'
United
43
51/B
8
Products
American
4
W
138
84%
4
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93
44
13
50,
89%
89%
7'"
Jan
12%
17
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Appalachian Elec Power 3y4s 1970
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
26%
— —
_
<;
17%
10%
16%
Period
High
•Avvi~^v
8
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year I960
u
Unexcelled Chemical Corp_
Week's Range
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Par
(Range for Week Ended December 30)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Monday, January 2, 1961
"conv,"
i,"
when
prices;
no
usedabove—"cod,"
convertible;
issued;
sales being- transacted during the current week.
certificates of
"M," mortgage;
"w w,"
with
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"x w," without warrants.
warrants;
Hi
X'.
Volume
193
Number
6017
.
The Commercial and Financial
..
Chronicle
(35)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
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35
(Range for Week Ended December 30)
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^
of Prices
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—
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Oil
,
Range for Year I960
■
Par
-
(N J)
tow
Agricultural
American
Motors
Americari
Tel
Anaconda
Company—
Chemical—
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*
257/s
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17%
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25%
17%
•
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&
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41%
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'
68%
Apr
58 %
Jan
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527/s
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1
13%
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80%
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341
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13
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5
12
406
5%
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12
50 %
613
47%
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61% July
61
63%. 64%
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59%
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100
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39%
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Rexall
Shawmut
RR
Association
Webster
&
United
Fruit
United
Shoe
Machinery Corp
U S Rubber Co
Westinghouse
Elec
*
22% Aug
Jun
Dec
41
43
100
38%
Nov
53%
Jan
11%
671
10%
Oct
17
Jan
42%
10
55%
Jun
27
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35%
37%
49"%
42
Sep
Aug
NOV
31% Jan
50%
Apr
64
Jan
41%
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41 y8
14%
6,991
253
50
15
11%
Oct
Jan
58% Mar
32% Mar
75
19%
59
45%
26%
32 %
Oct
30%
•
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48
54
48%
1
38% Mar
97
53%
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__
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1
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57%
45%
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1
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.
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62%
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347
.
45%
Oct
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A
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Wrigley Stores—
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Metal
&
Burroughs
Mfg
Sale Price
Machine.
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Detroit
137/b
1,543
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Aeronca
j-
534
53^
5v/8
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53/4
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1,190
90c
137/a
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95c
-
common
1%
1%
27%
2,134
22-
22
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>
4%
6%
81
Dec
10 V4
Jun
25
27 Va
95
23 y8
Sep
34%
Feb
26%
27 Vb
99
23%
Dec
42%
Jan
92% Aug
41 % Aug
-
Mililng
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
90
Transit
12 V2
National-
100
87%
Jan
388
30%
Feb
82
100
77%
Jan
38%
38%
20
95%
96%
50
i.
90
38%
81%
38%
10
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100
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38%
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preferred
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6%
26%
6%
97 Vb
562
8
3
37%
1
26% July
86% Aug
39%
; •
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656
22
38%
38%
4,272
97%
6%
50
9
Jan
29% Mar
11
5,023
62%
62%
1,051
73/4
73/4
2,550
Greeting
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Cards
Kroger
Procter
Gamble
&
__
48%
477/a
487/a
2,979
49
Dec
14%
14%;
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13
Dec
25 %
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173/4
j
173/4
100
175/a
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27%
Feb
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35%
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27%
27%
199
64'%
64%
950
29% Sep
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61% July
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of
Ampex
Avco
26%
4
25%
Nov
34%
Jan
Universal
10%
10%
Jun
13 V4
25
150
22
Oct
39
32
20
28
Sep
35
70%
70%
50
70%
Dec
70%
59 y4
102 y4 108%
637
79%
80
--
33 Va
107%
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43%
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12%
29%
29%
36%
37
39
247
38 Vb
Nov
70%
Jan
52
17
39 %
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52
Dec
50
27%
Nov
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120
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Dec
15%
55 Va
7
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28
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11 Va
Apr
6%
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10
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Jan
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6%
6%
1,719
May
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1,538
10% Dec
16% Mar
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1,445
36% Mar
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3
3
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3
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2
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2
560
2
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12%
Jan
Jun
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Feb
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24 Va
Jan
18 Va
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8%
—
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5%
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13
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;
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16%
272
14% Dec
Oct
Feb
Mjdwest Stock Exchange
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compilation of the round-lot transactions only
16 y8
53%
14%
14%
Jan
71%
1
186
STOCKS
38%
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Acme
Admiral
38%
Chalmers
Mach
39 Va
Dec
Armour &
Jan
38%
75%
40%
74%
75 %
98
40%
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17%
29%
Feb
53%
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71
Sep
Sep
40
-
Dec
34
Dec
56 Va
Jan
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99%
Dec
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5%
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—————_—^---—5
Minnesota Mining
Monsanto
Chemical
2
22
34%
Dec
34%
Dec
Atlantic
20%
49
19%
Dec
24%
Sep
Avco
42%
27%
43%
48%
48 Ve
57
57
38
481//s
57
41%
27%
•
14/a
74 Va
48
73
Dec
74 Vb
Dec
Bethlehem
45 /a
12
35%
Jan
Binks
'
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45 %
46%
Sep
27%
28 Va
80
25%
Oct
52%
Jan
63 Va
42
50%
Oct
69 Vb
Jun
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5
26
85 /a
26
26V4
29
24%
Dec
34%
Jan
Borg-Warner
—
Radio Corp
*
5
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1-40
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———
Fisheries
54 V'o
79 V*
Sep
Jan
Brach
11
11%
90-
10%
Oct
16%
Jan
Bruns.wick
46
10
34%
Jan
49%
Jun
Budd
60
41 Va Mar
86 Va
100
109
53%
Dec
&
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47 Va
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Oct
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35
*
49%
5
common
common
Dec
43%
Dec
63
Jan
15%
Oct
May
42%
Oct
10 V* July
Oct
29%
87%
38% May
76 Vb Jan
Sep
29% May
41%
Feb
18% July
23%
Jan
30% May
34% Mar
20%
.
600
700
400
1,200
27%
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Jan
10 Vb
Sep
9Vb
3,900
22%
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17
42
13%
8
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5
new
Jan
Dec
65 5/a
Aug
17
Dec
26% Mar
32
Jun
42%
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17% Aug
11% May
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new
37%
108%
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500
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5
8 Vb Mar
July
200
650
900
11%
Nov
17
17 Vb
Oct
24
1,200
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Oct
20 Vb
Jun
Oct
74
Feb
56%
300
1
1,400
Jan
May
1%
May
Oct
37% Dec
57
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38 %
8,700
300
600
650
1,900
850
8,100 •
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1,400
1,600
55 %
Dec
39 Vb
Dec
Jan
23% July
23%
,
Nov
32 Va
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»
31% Aug
48% Jan
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42 %
Dec
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27%
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16%
Dec
23%
Jan
'26%
Dec
40%
Jup
12% Dec
26%
32
Nov
Jun
90%
50
57%
Feb
93%
Dec
Calumet
34 %
65
31%
Sep'
48%
Jan
Canadian
&
20
Oct
37%
Jan
Canadian
100
44%
Feb
58%
Jun
-*
1———25
53%
54%
74
35%
Feb
5*
Dec
Carrier Corp common
Celanese Corp of America
44%
47%
74
35% May
47%
Dec
Centlivre
.
30c
Pacific
Brewing
(Un)
Corp
1A
1%
1-ft
25
Export Gas Ltd
44
56%
42.^
39
20%
39
1
Corp
21%
For footnotes, see page
67%
15
13
(Un)
Corp
56%
47%
35%
67%
x,__2
Inc
Corp
52%
,
34%
67%
14
10
Burlington
51 %
'
35%
43%
14
Jan
Jan
80
800
1,600
3,200
400
100
43%
35%
107
'
(Un)
21%
,4
7,300
12%
42%
43%
1
Corp-
Sons
34
21
Feb
27%
108Vb
12Vb
—.
3
3
——
16
27
107%
:50
Company
90%
52%
Oct
27
102
12%
-
10
Burroughs
53%
11V*
1
200
Manufacturing Co
46
84%
Feb
65%
Boeing Airplane
62%
H
Dec
29%
65%
Co
27%
10
33 V3C
5
91
Dec
42 V*
:
Consolidated
62 A
———-—5
Jan
17%
65%
Corp
54 V2
—
Oct
49%
.
5
Gossett
73
20%
^.42%
Mfg Co_:f_
&
Jun
17% Feb
1
Belden
Benquet
Jan
59%
14,500
1,900
400
700
8;800
3,200
300
25
Co
Aug
Bendix
43%
Oct
4
12.50
Corp
41%
Jan
Dec
40
10'
34% May
NOV
31
45%
5
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas cl A
46%
35%
43%
*
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
34%
33%
preferred
Jan
Aug
25%
5
Jan
Dec
Apr
common
Dec
31%
Oct
17%
,
10
89 y4
30%
81%
3,'700
1.25
49%
30
1,300
21%
2.50
48%
182
72%
,_1
1
(Un)i
(Un)
1
Feb
34%
32 Vb
70%
33Va
Dec
30%
13% Jan
39% Jan
Oct
Oct
20%
-10
*
Pennsylvania' RR
■—
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Petroleum—
(Un)
1
preferred
~5
V/ard
Register———
Cash
San
Co
Corporation
30%
—
Jan
19% July
8% May
22%
28 Vb
Jan
Nov
31%
89
18%
Topeka & Santa Fe—
34%
30 V2
Mead
8
21%
17%
50%
305
"
Jun
31%
85%
(Un)
Refining
68 Vb
5,108
400
17%
32%
Sep
10%
25
88%
8
38%
10%
24
3.50
50
100
10%
24%
20%
W
Bell
.——1
McGraw-Edison
Dec
34%
27%
Jan
166%
Refining
non-cum
20 Va
14 Va
20
Corp
2nd
Products
34%
'
100
900
20%
Common
27%
47
&
conv
17%
17%
—
1
Corp (Un)
Co. (Ill)
Oil
$1.50
Dec
(111)
Steel
Ashland
6%
45%
Louisiana Gas
93
52
*
Tel
Company
Apache Corp —
Oct
3,500
35%
Foundries
Viscose
61% July
IV*
7
*7%
._10
Co
Stano
&
&
Tobacco
32%
23%
12.50
Fdry
Anaconda
42
Dec
(Un)
Co
Corp
American
Armco
117
-10
5
&
Steel
Jan
41
,—*
(Un)
American Motors
Arkansas
32%
10%
1
(Un)
American
Rad
Dec
1,300
1
America
Investment
Tel
Oct
16
11'A
1
American
American
700
3,900
50
17
lOVa
10
Cyanamid
Jun
19
27%
Harvester
of
American
55»4
16%
50c
American
265 y4
38%
20 /a
Co
53%
10%
;
,
High
54%
*
American Can Co
American
Low
16%
—
Mfg
Airlines
American
133
18%
com
Ltd
Aluminum
Feb
18 /a
-
'
Jan
new
Brass
Aluminium
Range for Year 1960
Shares
High
1
,
Mfg
Alleghany Corp (Un)
Allis
Low
Sales
for Week
5
Co
Corp.
Advance Ross Electronics
Akron
'
Range
of Prices
10
Laboratories
Abbott
Dec
64%
64%
98%
Mar
Last
Par
95
7
V
Sale Price
40
112
•64
Dec
179%
114
188%
112
186
112
Dec
58% Aug
25 Va Jan
46
195
75 Va
5
Laughlin__——
31V4
Dec
13
155
55 Va
'
75%
3.33%
(Ind)_--
14%
54
Week's
Friday
-
American
14%'
--3
Oil
Jan
16 Va
International Tel & Tel-—
Stardard
Jun
69%
23%
—
———
Dec
39 V4
-1.25
—5
Telephone
^———
Dec
50
Oct
33
1
Greyhound
St
Regis
Schenley
39%
Dec
51%
1%
Reynolds
Apr
44%
Dec
—1
—
23
•
55
—1
;
Jan
Jaij
38 y8
-j.
39
5
Distillers
64 Va
57%
27
—7
(P)
Oct
Dec
51
1
,
Jan
75
32%
—
16%
60
23%
——10
17% Aug
Nov
27%
23%
5
Jan
60
10
—
Jan
23 V2
27%
5
,-25
25
—1
:
77
Sep
25
624
—
Jan
37%
40
50
Dec
67
11% May
325
46%
24 V2
11%
5
39 V4
Dec
Dec
£8
50
38d4
Dec
17% July
150
39 %
100
Motors
Brands
14
*12 Va
—-—5
—1 "
—49V2
Electric
Standard
123
3
_w
Paper.
6%
Dec
65%
52
36
22 Vb
13
".
Dynamics
Sears Roebuck
67 V*
20%
22 %
1
—
a
108%
23%
238
.——;
Jan
May
42
150
50
Co
Trailer
National Lead
Jan
7
Apr
_T
National
3%
Corp
Jun
29%
;
National
Dec
1
Dec
9%
Dec
,
International
1%
1
Jan
20
Oct
Stores new—
Goodyear
650
10
Jan
31%
17%
—,—;
General
1%
Jan
237/a
25
40
—
General
1%
________
Tube
26%
8
General
Standard
Udylite
—-—10
Dept
Dillon
Aug
129
—_—
Kodak
1%
Studebaker, Packard
330
—
Montgomery
Dec
45%
Motor
Lorillard
139%
18
-—
&
Feb
17%
Chemical ——:—
Jones
81%
43%'
Dayton Power & Light—
General
753
17 V2
Gas—
Fruehauf
36% Mar
45%
Steel
Federated
•
39%
Jan
Service
Eastman
3%
Manufacturing
28 Va
10
Steel.—.
Dec
Jan
Curtiss-Wright—_——
Ford
Oct
43%
_
Pont
25%
25%
———
Colgate-Palmolive
Du
383
Dec
Burroughs Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio—
Chrysler Corp ■*
Dow
31%
Apr
Boeing Airplane
Detroit
Scotten
18
Baltimore & Ohio
Columbia
Rudy
Jun
31-
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Cities
Dec
62
65
—
Erunswick
1%
Corp__
22 Va
282
Oil——.:
Bethlehem
Standard
Jan
35 Va
——.——u
Corp
1,663
5
Sep
20%
Steel—:
Ashland
1%
2
17%
34
—
Corp
Anaconda
Armco
Tel
1%
Co
&
55
—1.66%
Tobacco
&
Jan
1%
Co—
100
a——-————1
Cyanamid
Tel
Jan
55%
Brewing
Dec
Feb
6%
Dec
3% Nov
1
2,512
20%
Motors
American
30
Nov
40%
1
59%
35 %
'
American
&
(HW)
21%
1
Can
American
17%
400
3
Pfeifler
1
America
American
1,375
9,338
'
Sep
*
Airlines
American
19 %
3%
1
Sep
12.50
American
18%
Jan
40%
Products
Davis
50
10
Limited
Co
18%
Jan
Jan
92%
3%
Michigan Chemical
21%
————-—-—1
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminum
—
38%
39%
Stocks
Alleghany
Aluminium
„
40%
common
Parke
1
Unlisted
,
3%
Refineries
21%
Jan
40%
Lakey Foundry
Lansing Stamping
5
Rapid American
U S Playing Card
-J
Dec
11%
5
Paige
22 Va
137% 139
Jan
62%
1
29%
137%
2
common^-
Aug
16% May
1
—,
59%
31
23
Dec
1.66%
Corp
21%
22
5
10
1
Jan
40% Mar
__
_l
Industries
Rockwell
Gibson
Jan
70%
Dec
10ya Dec
53% Jan
7% Oct
3
Co
Kresge (S S) Company
Kysor Heater
Rickel
Jan
3%
40 %
1
Dec
38% July
Jan
27%
'
1
Lamp
Masco
Jan
1% May
20
Corp
Corp
Brewing
Leonard
Sep
12%
38
10 Va
Deo
/
28%
1% Dec
26% Dec
38%
-
High
4%
Dec
10%
'
4 130
8
37%
Feb
High
27%
.♦
Cincinnati
Hall
Low
*
Manufacturing
Champion Paper common
Gas
Range for
High
-
1,800
27%
1
Trailer
Graham
Year 1960
10
Carey
Cincinnati
Shares
2%
650
1%
5
Goebel
14 %
27%
*
-
Corp
Wood
97c
14
5
Edison
Motor
95c
__
5
Gar
._1
j__
______
Low
"
1960
17
13% Nov
10
Motors
Detroit Steel
518
13%
12% Jun
3,985
25
Paner
Continental
3%
13%
16%
5
Corporation
Consumers
3%
1
Corp—
Consolidated
157/8
3%
5
General Motors
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Sep
.
16%
1
Capital City Products
Chrysler
Low
_♦
"Budd Company
Fruehauf
Range
\ 66
Range for Year
1
Products—
Brown-McLaren
Die
Shares
High
1
Briggs Manufacturing
Buell
Low
1
Electric
Divco-Wayne
Exchange
Week's
Last
•-
for Week
of Prices
Par
Federal-Mogul-Bower-Bearings
Friday
Mar
Sales
Range
Sale Price
,
Ex-Cell-O
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Ford
Cincinnati Stock
58
-
Exchange
Jan
Sep
37%
5
Smelting Refin & Mining
Waldorf System inc.—
:
1
2%
34
17%,,
58%
25
common
S
Apr
10c
Feb
34
52%
»
*
13
STOCKS
Jan
4
29%
__
__1
;
Co
30%
July
19%
690
$2,500
& CO. for the transmission
-
42%
__
*
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrington Co
,v
2%
73% Jun
~~
Detroit Stock
Dec
11
11%,
*
Inc
18%
Dec
5c
639
"1,513
Jun
;
•
~
„
Jun
42%
—
L__—___10
Drug & Chemical Co
—2.50
Pennsylvania
Stone
—5
~
41
2%
Chemical
"! Mar
Jan
64%
Sep
Feb
>
Jan
100
•
NH & Hartford RR
Olin
U
'
,'V-
__
1
—
England Electric System.
New England Tel & Tel Co_
/
.
__l
Companies—
New
NY
}
—
103%
69%
59% Mar
of these Cincinnati prices.
.
Friday
Loew's
Anr
45%
V
10" /
64% -'64%
r
—
Ton
37% Dec
46 %
Nov
*'>
4V2s. debs—-.1998
■.
^
14R
37% Dec
54
•;
Oct
Jan
32%
-65
227'"
•.'•
J
•
76%
:49%
•
68% ;68%
indebted to the firm of W. E. HUTTON
•.
107%
50
-
49%
,
49%
.
-10
20% May
22
37%
36%
—
1
—„—
Transit
are
..
Jan
6%
Nov
36%
Oct
17%
9-17/a
Nov
73"%
*
l
Jan
100%
Jan
75%
89%
.
__
—
i.^.__50c
Corp
Dec
50
- •
We
Dec
47%
__
100
50
11
" '
*
"
Electric Co
Creek
Cincinnati
,
56
23%
r„_-16%
(F
BONDS—
Jan
50%
Jun
.23%
•
Dec
1
•
Steel
Woolworth
Jan
80%
,
50 '
,
100
Inc
—_
General
Gillette
Kennecott
23%
,
Dec
44%
370
*
Westinghouse Electric
"
Assoc
adjustment—.
cum
168
_
US
Dec
38Vb
15
8%
——50C
High-
1,123
54%
67/b
——
1960
—
54%
__
__
Sep
9%
39%
528
Feb
Dec
low
6%
Carbide
Range for Year
•
..
-1
yTnaeav/irCraft Corp
U S Shoe
Nov
140
:Jan
9%
,
41%
—1
Sunray Oil
'
1st
First
Island
Dec
68%
50%
400
52%
5
Fuel
&
: cum
5%
108%
,
59%
'
"V
"
52
122 :
-
124
9%
51
—10
Eastern Mass Street Railway Co com 100
6%
Apr
Dec
43%-
(Ohio)
Studebaker-Packard
Jan
29%
Jan
43%
—50
:
731
'
30%
21% July
17% Dec
50-
'
Cities
Standard Oil
High
___.—
&
Boston
Lov/
High
•
American
Boston
Low
Shares
High
40%
41
'
Par
for Week
of Prices
^^
-7
——
Sales
Range
Sale Price
...
;—1
Shares
Week's
Last
,
■•'■/'-
-
21%
22%
33%
22%
14
*
22%
21%
33%
22%
50c
13%
13 %
10
(Un)__!
600
20%
.
Nov
Oct
27 Va
27% Jan
21% Oct
6;600
600
400
800
1,100
Jan
Mar
1A
41%
Jan
31%
Jan
*,5%
Feb
18%
Apr
Sep
-e-v
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(36)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended December
Friday
v;
.
Central & South
;v- ''"•■'"V:.'*'-"
West Corp
Chemetron
Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific
Chicago & Northwestern Ry—
5%
series A preferred
Cincinnati
Cities
Gas
Service
51
Jan
57)4
Oct
Motorola
20%
300
17 Va May
28%
Jan
Mount
60)4
350
5474
Oct
69%
Jan
14
1,200
13%
Dec
26
Jan
Morris
24
400
21%
Dec
36
(Philip)
(The)
convertbile
Muskegon
20%
600
20%
Dec
29%
Jan
1514
10%
8%
11%
4.600
7%
39
4.500
38 V4
Dec
36%
37%
Columbia
Gas
31""
300
")Fgb
,
Jan
National
Consumers
National
Lead
National
Tile
Container
(Un)
Co
Insurance
Continental Motors
Crowell-Coll
Crucible
Deere
Aug
York
New
Dec
El
Product
Co
25%
2574
26'%
300
2474
Dec
85 7o
8474
86
800
79
Sep
&
1
r—
RR
Dec
Dec
391 h
'
62%
200
24
20%
900
31%, Dec
46 %
Oak
Jan
.58%
100
58%
58 %
Dec
117 a
Jan
20%
1,100
27%
81%
Sep
Dec
7% Oct
900
8
25%
41 %
Sep
36
Jan
47%
250
16
Dec
17% Feb
4274
43%
2,600
2874
Feb
44
Dec
50%
Feb
68
Dec
Sep
Dec
29%
Pacific
Jay
15%
1,700
14%
Dec
31%
Jan
%
(Un)
3
28 %
&
Instrument
Rubber
27 %
&
class
1574
1,600
14 %
3474
35%
Jan
22%
Jan
29 Va
Aug
29
800 '
Sep
41%
Jan
Nov
20)4
Jan
Dec
1,250
Jan
Pennsylvania
24
9874
Jan
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
265%
Jan
75 %
800
70%
Oct
1,500
179 %
Oct
22%
33
Nov
94 %
900
Jan
133
28%
25% Nov.
.2,7.0.0.
-2814-
RR^
Pepsi-Cola Co
(Charles)
Pfizer
500
23
.
500
30)4 May
43%
400
37%
76%
73
76%
200
1774
37%
31% May
37
43
1
Jan
54%
Jan
Phelps
Jan
Philco
Jun
42%
Oct
53)4
1074
Dec
22)4
Jun
7%
8%
4,000
5%
Oct
141% 145%
Dec
"185%
"Potter
Dec
300
Aug
Jan
67%
Sep
51
Co
(Un)
200
12
Jun
15%
Feb
20
1974
20%
300
14%
Feb
2074
Dec
1174
11%
1174.
3,400
10%
Oct
17 Va
Jan
*«% Mar
64 %
600
66 %
Feb
66% May
4574
47 %
1,100
34%
Jan
49 74
31%
3174
1,200
2674 Mar
J7%
46 74
4674"
47 Va
400
43
Mar
57%
Jan
18
1774
1874
1,500
16
Dec
38
Apr
*
:
5374
53%
5374
1,700
41V! Mai-
53%
Dec
63 3/a
47
1
(Un.)
(Un)
1374
1374
50
49%
48%
49 %
""400
*
—
1374
*
■
,
Indiana.. ~1!
of
Co
33%
33 Va
33%
-300
3474
35
5
13%
Dec
29
Oct
,Jan
650
27%
Jun
39%
Jan
800
1,000
34%
34%
300
3314
Oct
42-%
to £
Jan
63
Dec
Feb
3s
28%
29
,
500
23%
Nov
29
Jan
Radio
3434
34%
35
%
700
Jun
39
Feb
Rath
8%
300
Dec
Raytheon
...60- —-5974" 60%
5
I 28
1
8
'32
f
Quaker Oats Co
*
(Un)
46%, Oct
400
5274
77%
52 %
1674
1674
1674
100
1674
Dec
26
3574
35
36 %
1,100
30%
Oct
5274
1,400
_.
.
....
_
52 %
10
5
Corp of America
Packing Corp..
Apr
Mar
*
6%
9)4
Oct
Company
8%
64%
6414
65
4,300
60% July
92)2
Jan
Republic Steel Corp
2
12%
12%
13
2,000
12
Oct
19%
Jun
Revlon
19
19%
1,100
1774
Dec
30
Feb
Rexall
8
8%
il,600
774
Jun
11
Oct
Reynolds
(R
80
July
Richman
Brothers
Standard
Co
Jun
4974 Aug
3674 Jun
42% Mar
31
Jun
12% Feb
141)4
Reynolds
Motor
Jun
2,200
1374
12.50
(The)
Co
22 %
Jun
60% May
3974
33%c
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__
;
__
1,000
12%
50c
common
(Un)
100
16%
4,300
914
12.50
38%
Dec
73% Mar
8%
Dec
65
Dec
1374 July200
38%
96
Webcor
Union
Telegraph
Westinghouse
Dec
May
Feb
White
Motor
Wilson
&
Electric
Corp
Co
Co
:
(Un)____
40
1,500
Nov
4974
2,300
/.
*6%
Feb
64%
2774
28 3a
1,000
v
22%
Aug
34Vs
100
37%
Dec
6774
Jan
400
33% May
44%
Dec
Sep
July
8%
40
_____2%
Whirlpool Corp
18)4
974
——:.l
Inc
Western
Nov
13% July
5574 Jan
49%
6.25
5
28%
,48
974
;—1
41%
41%
41%
—♦
43
43
4314
42%
42 3 4
•
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Meyer Blanke Co
!
Mickelberry's
Middle
South
Food
Utilities.;
Minneapolis
Brewing Co
Minnesota Min & Mfg (Un)
Mississippi
River Fuel—.
Modine Manufacturing Co_:_
Monsanto Chemical (Un%
For footnotes, see page 42.
_;_lo
-
__
11%
•
7334
Nov
13
Jan
Wisconsin
15%
Nov
2274
Feb
Woolworth
16
Nov
19%
100
.
1
25% Mar
1,700
2,300
10
7%
774
60
Jan
World
33
Dec
Wrigley
Jan
12
46%
—
Oct
87%
Jun
Electric
(F
W)
Power
Co
Co
300
36 %
Feb
4274
69%
69%
100
67%
Dec
73
12 Va
12%
1,800
12
Dec
19
Jan
99
—*
(Un)__._
Jan
12%
9774
99
300
78 %
Apr
99 Va
Dec
10.
10
1
Co
,
Jun *
Nov
300
22 %
l
400
100
400
4
%
Products.™16 %<
3874
30% Mar
450
20%
2,700
35%
Publishing
(Wm)
Yates-America
Youngstown
Apr
34% Aug
25% July
Oct
55%
Zenith
Jan
Radio
Jr
Machine ;Co
Sheet
•
&
Tube—-—.
Corp..*——*
1674
*
1
*
99 %
1674
500
16%
Dec
24%
Jun
89
,5
89
300
85
Oct
137V4
Jan
99Vi
.
100)>f'^Z.7p.Q; ^,.'. 95,' Apr,:
129% Sep
.
5
Volume
193
Number 6017
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
X
(37)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
Price Range
Stocks listed
exclusively
This list does not include
on
.'
/
.
(Range for Week Ended December 30)
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
the Pacific Coast Stock
Exchange
approximately 500 issues dually traded on
other Exchanges.
STOCKS
Last
Gas
Aeco
Corp
<
American
Bishop
Black
_iue
•
52c
50c
56c
28,300
29 V2
28%
29 %
__2
1,850
7%
Consolidated Min___5c
Oil
Corp..—J_;
1
7%
300
lie
7%
9c
lie
45,000
3
3%
32%
33
Ltd
(Un)i_.
Co___
Bolsa
Chlca
Broadway-Hale
Gas
Stores
&
Incj____'___
Oil
California Ink
Co_l____
Exeter
Oil
Friden
Inc
Co
Co
Oil
Co
28%
J
1,400
25%
Sep
39%
17%
600
17
Jan
22
34%
100
29%
Jun
Jan
33c
38%
37c
6,000
30c
Dec
72c
Jan
43
42
43%
3,900
38
Nov
8%
7%
9 %
7,100
7
Oct
2.05
2.10
800
71c
78c
16,000
M
&
1.90
40c
40c
1.20
1.10
54
100
26c
2 Sr.
2Pr
32
Oil
*
(Un)
com
Oil
&
West
1.00
Gas
32
Dec
2.80
Dec.
Dec.
July
17%
Feb
Dec
2.20
Feb
27
Aor
27%
Feb
12%'
Dec
14
Jan
Sep
25c
Nov
1.05
12c
3,700
32
50
29
July
36%
24%
24 %
30
23% May
24%
27%
27%
50
20%
Apr
27%
7
7,000
4
May
2
6%
6%
33 %c
1.65
1.55
rrriT_ll
6%
Co
1.65
800
""""6%
7,2)0
1.50
"r""""
1
6
131/2
Nov
5
' Nov
11
Jan
10
Jan"
Dec
25%
Jan
16% May
'23%
Sep
13
14
19%
19%
20%
300
A—25
29 %
29 %
30%
1,000
29%
29%
100
15
15%
600
12 %
Jun
16 % Mar
23 %
Sep
33
,
pfd
series
25
5
27 % '
25%
27%
600
1
common
15%
1
Co
(Un)
__
7,OCO
1.00
1.00
1.05
10
Insurance (Un)_._
_5
Williston Basin Oil Exploration
6%
10c-
9c
6%
32
28% •Feb
31
10c
5,000
8c
4%
Jan
2.45
Jan
Aug
Jan
7%
45%
Jan
Sep
7c
14c
Jan
V
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
Alan
Wood
Steel
American
Stores
American
Tel
common
Arundel
1
Co
1
•
Atlantic
City
Atlantic
33%
37
Research
Electric
4.33
Corp__
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
5
Delaware
Power
Duque.sne
Class
B
of
61%
Oct
82%
Feb
79%
Jan
108%
476
31
Aug
39 %
Jan
37%
617
28%
Sep
38%
44
45 %
30
31%
Oct
54%
Sep
Sep
13
12%
55
11%
Nov
16%
2,497
6%
Jun
8%
13%
14%
1,641
13%
Dec
28
1.8O
84 %
81%
84%
441
45% May
89
38%
39%
2,706
38
Dec
71%
8%
1,003
Dec
12 %
Jan
Light
8
6.75
44%
44%
45
5
25%
25%
25%
50%
50%
46%
46 %
20
63%
65%
1,429
12% ,12%
1,457
12
Battery
10
America
Co
5
Dairies
2
General
Acceptance
preferred
$1
a!
Motors
Hamilton
Int'
64 %
-12%
-
__1
(G
Maaison
Martin
Merck
&
'
Pennsalt
Co
23%
100
21
Sep
25%
10
10 %
401
10
Nov
14% Mar
,29%
635
18%
60%
62%
'33%
83%
86
Power
United
1,713
July
25%
30%
28 VB
Dec
Jan
28%
Sep
11%
10,704
10%
Oct
17%
Jan
32 %
271
30%
Nov
.
45%
44%
45%
115
34%
49%
51%
2,556
47%
Apr
53
9%
10%
3,641
7%
Nov
17%
18%
2,099
31.%
33
Bonds—
12% May
38% Apr
10 %
17%
12%
.
779
16
Dec
26%
12%
13
43%
44%
474
8%
8%
■8%
620
86%
86%
87%
370
72
60
Jan
12%
66%
July
U.
Anv
-
Nov
33
Nov
20
-
Dec
44%
T
S.
36
Mai-
Railroad
Jan
92%
Total
Dec
18%
Jun
Lab—
Jun
Dec
47%
.
38%
Oct
64%
146
22%
Jun
28%
125
13
Oct
15 Vb
Dec
46
48%
715
55%
.Tan
68%
70%
300
42% May
56 % Oct
70%
346
7%
52%
52%
172
53%
152
52%
•
45
Oct
64%
Jun
Averages
averages of representative
stocks and bonds listed
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
as
-Bonds10
Total
15
10
First
Second
10
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
40
roads
ties
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
Bonds
129.65
98.71
204.40
91.53
80.75
80.91
Holiday
Total
85.58
84.69
-
129.84
99.06
204.65
91.53
80.62
80.92
85.69
84.69
131.01
99.38
205.61
91.57
80.92
80.95
85.67
84.78
131.16
100.07
206.07
91.57
80.92
80.96
85.81
daily
by
using
the
following
divisors:
Industrials,
3.38;
84.81
Rails,
5.234;
17.58.
'
Date
Closing
105.83
Dec. 28
106.02
Dec. 29____
103.25
Dec. 30
Range for 1959
Holiday
107.28
High
109.60
Aug
4
Low
101.42
Sep
23
Range for 1960
Hlgh
-
109 39
Jan
8
95.55
Oct
26
Low
SEC Index of Stock Prices
index
stock
of
1957-59
;
—
Goods
;
Percent
Change
=
1960
High
Low
116,2
+0.3
111.0
111.5
—0.4
122.0
114.6
_
115.8
116.7
—1.8
129.5
107.6
106.8
+0.7
115.1
-
-
_
100
Dec. 16,'60
Dec. 23,'60
——
•*.—
92.7
1
121.4
107.7
103.6
107.7
99.5
.
103.3
87.1
,,.+3.4
141.1
118.4
133.9
Service
+0.4
136.5
133.0
+0.7
134.1
120 5
80.8
and
92.3
141.1*,:.
78.8
2.5
86.7
67.0
+
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Railroad
U. S.
Total
No. of
and Miscel.
Foreign
Bank
Gov't
Bond
Shares
Bends
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Sales
Int'l
Holiday
3,273,790
$5,584,000
$291,000
$5,875,000
3,623,519
6,533,000
324,000
6,271,000
7,642,000
16,537,084
:
534,000
5,947,000
5,302,865
...
5,999,000
4,336,910
$25,172,000
411,000
8,053,000
$1,560,000
$26,732,000
/
'
-•
Week Ended Dec. 30
'
1960
of
Shares___
Jan. 1 to Dec>30
1959
1960
16,537,084
15,040,560
$1,560,000
V
1959
766,693,818
820,296,279
$4,500
Bank
$12,000
—ir±:
Industrial--
16,000
,
75,905.650' *
68,619,600
22,762,000
1,270,509,600
1,517,076,600
$23,637,000
$1,346,419,750
$1,585,724,200
25,172,000
$26,732,000
$875,000
"
7
6%
46%
Dec
A pi-
45% May
54
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jan
54 %
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Nov
Stocks
Foreign
(No. of
Domestic
Foreign
Total
Gov't
Corporate
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Shares)
4s
ser
A____1975
l.——1975
sjibord debs
,
Mon.
80
---■
—1977
80
87
87
1,000
86% July
91
77%
'
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
-Par
Ludlum
Steel.,:
_1
Industries
Inc_,__
77%
1,000
77%
84'
__10
footnotes,
Bonds
,$1,000
77%
Jan
82
Mar
1,373,710
$142,000
$1,000
Mar
3,000
Dec. 26
Tues.
Dec. 27__
Wed.
Holidav
Sales
Dec. 28
5
42.
Range
of Prices
Jan
30—1
26
14,000
138,000
227,000
14,000
241,000
206,000
21.0CO
227,000
$696,000
$54,000
$754,000
$4,000
Week Ended Dec. 30
1960
Range for Year I960
Low
High
Stocks—Number
of
Shares.
1959
Jan. 1 to Dec. 30
1960
1959
4,932,920
286,039,982
374,058,546
$696,000|
$375,000
$29,739,000
$29,009,000
7,098,875
Bonds—
189
31%
Nov
56 %
Jan
Domestic
10
183
6%
Jun
12 Vb
Aug
32 %
33 VB
279
28%
Foreign
government—___
Oct
52%
Jan
23%
200
18%
Jan
Foreign
corporate—
23 %
Dec
25%
26
160
21% Mar
26%
Sep
9%
33%
121,000
1.782,260
—
34%
34%
$148,000
2,440,760
Dec. 29______
Dec.
for Week
High
$5,000
1,502,145
Thurs.
Sales
Shares
—
7,098,875
Jun
22%
34%
10
see page
Week's
Low
__5
Blaw-Knox Co
—X
Columbia Gas System- —
Duqupsne Light Co
551
65
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
For
49%
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Fri.
Apollo
48%
.
series A
Allegheny
49%
Utili¬
stocks,
Jan
.7
13.50
common
6.25
Dec
7%
52%
1
Jun
Dec
15 %
70%
^_„5
i____
834
28%
15
48 %
-
51 %
27%
__
...
—
47
28%
2.50
2308769
and
Jan
43%
Feb
8%
Jan
32 %
1
Government
"
:
Jan
2%
Dec
Dec. 27
International
■
•
22 Vb
Dec
Apr
21 V»
20
compiled
65
Stocks—Number
Jan
51
.__ll
Total
Jan
Feb
44%
.•
_50
Gas Improvement
inc
95% May
11
common__..i.lO
RON,US
6%%
73% Mar
31%
Service^______,10c
Co
638
Dec.
Dec
23
20c
———
Dec.
65%
22%
27%
Dec.
Fri.
348
218
26%
Wed.
Thurs.
Dec
,242
27%
Dec.
Dec
20%
30
11%
Dec.
Tues.
Jun
'
16% May
36 % Apr
27%
Co_,_^,10
On
Transit
788
,
Mon.
Jan
21
29%
•
Jan
13
Dec
27%
_50
dt Gas com__ '
Washington Gas Light
Baltimore
Aug
30
-»!-.•
Public
20%
Jan
41 %
10
19
27%
—__5
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
5s
62%
.20
Apr
75
145
•
—
Smith Kline & French
.United ,Corp
20
3
Co'
Co
11%
19
20%
Corp—
_
Sun .'Oil
11%
'-19%
16%c
Inc!
Gas
26%
1
;
.
26%
3
Sou (+'• Jersey
Southeastern
Sep
23%
Corn
j P-iper
19%
56%
15%
,t,
455
Transactions at the New York Stock
16 % July
Dec
10
.
Progress Mfg^ Co__-•^iPiibhrJ.Service-■ Electric
Reading;. Co
J—
r
Mar
Jun
_1
-Philadelphia Electric Co
/Philauelphia. Transportation
Scol
17
15%
f.
Inc
Electric
5
40
-i
Chemicals
Potomac
Oct
'.V
17%
".225.1,
High.
Jan
Oct
138
Inc
Co
*New
Jan
19 %
:
21,351
_1
....
Philco
48%
93 Vb
Mining
Sep
15%
class A
Corp
Photo
Dec
%
1,
616.19
are
Finance
Aug
41 v4
common...
Pennsylvania Gas & Water,
Pennsylvaniay-Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Perfect
17%
.
Trade,
^Jun
15%
10c
Co.
46
60% July
47
40%
1
(The)
72
15%
Resistance
B)
26%
Oct
40%
£.
Fund
35% May
21% Mar
43%
*
Lehigh Coal &'Navigation
Macke
55
1.66%
Co
ational
r
common
Corp
Watch
Homasote
Corp
199
2,432
-
,
Rail¬
__
Goods
Utility
Jan
Bait—
at
.
Gene
7%
16 Vb
145
Transportation
Jan
7%
1
>
■
Holiday
Non-Durable
Dec
38%
Durable
Jan
14%
1
615.75
Manufacturing
Jan
8%
Co
&
Composite"
Dec
34 %
35%
—
7,383
33 %
voting,
Motor
432
8 %
Light
Storage
Foremost
78
25
Publishing
Foru
Jan
8%
Chrvsler Corp
Co
42%
1
__
Finance
Dec
101% 108%
12
Co
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Electric
21%
,'15%
for the current year.
High
100
5
Transit
Budd
Curtis
Lov;
22%
,rr.
Jan
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
for the week ending Dec. 23, I960, for the composite and
by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
Range for Year I960
77
107%
Corporation
Shares
High
22%
77%
33%
Tel
&
22 %
July
1 Vb
Dec. 26
SEC
stocks
for Week
of Prices
Low
,10
The
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Jan
28 %
613.38
Fri.
Oct
29
8 Vb
Apr
22 Vb
Thurs.
Sep
100
Dec
16%
21%
Wed.
Aug
100
31 %
:
Nov
4%
100
■
__
Tues.
31
1.00 July
38%
25%
150
.
22 Vb
Mon,
Jan
33,500
:_
___
28%
155
5 %
20 %
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
25c
Co
Aug
Jan
613.23
__
Utilities, 8.53;
Dec
4.25
19 Vb
80 %
trials
Jan
7
Sep
Dec
Sep
'
Averages
1.90 Mar
4%
13%
55%
Indus¬
Dec
1.00 July
Jan
Dec
20
10
30
Feb
20
'
3%
Sep
Jan
130
324
-Stocks-
29___
Apr
Nov
•
Mar
10
.
26,
Dec.
6%
14
278
1595
.
,
27%
103
4%
,
16 Vb
—__1
1
daily closing
23,—____—
Dec.
Feb
54
5% July
Dec.
Jan
46c
the
are
Date
Mar
62
1.05
common
Life
Dec
32
(Un)__
Petroleum
Coast
,28.800
Jun
Aug
2%
50
22c
1.00
25
Inc
Equipment
Preferred
20
12 % '
20c
Jun
Dec
50
2,300
27
27
12 %
21c
3.50
_1
preferred
Victor
1.10
Feb
;
Gas
Sugar
1.05
*
Western
Cal
1.10
Jan
Dec
2.95
May
1.10
100
1 •
Reserve
Westates
■15
2.50
26%
41 %
56 %
20%
5%
the New York Stock Exchange
on
Jan
78c
Chemical
4%.
14%,
70 %
Stock and Bond
Below
Nov
19%
common..
Invest
Industries
Union
15
46 %
Feb
32c
400
1
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop
Pepsi-Cola United
Bottlers
6 «tc
5%
__10
__
Sugar Co Ltd
Southern
200
Jan
May
July
62c
5,300
5%
2„c
Co
Rhodes
19,100
10
Co
preferred
Pacific
44c ;■
5
Ltd
American
31,200
1.25
52
10c
Inc
Cement
(Un)
2.10
Apr
1.55
12 nnq
32
(Un)
Co (Un)
Co
Port
Corp
5%%
Oahu
Co
1.85 July
45c
1,500
i0c
Petroleum
Preferred
Norris
1.90
1.95
Co(Un)_n.^.
Frank
Monolith
North
1.90
10
Oil
Sugar
Merchants
Nordon
'•
(Un)__50c
Co
&
Navigation
McBryde
Meier
74c
___60c
Salt
M
Matson
Glass &
19% Mar
28%
17%
34%
34c
10c
Oil
Leslie
M
Corp
Uniced
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
171/2
1
20%
Feb
42% July
200
14%
27%
.
High
32%
92
130
4%
Lov/
20
•
68
:
5
U
Nov
38%
4%
Range for Year I960
''
46%
HL
Corp of America:
1
Corp
_____1
Engineering & Foundry Co^ _5
Jan
:v
1
__l
(The)
Jan
S
38%
128
Bolt
&
Shares
High
46%
,100
common
Dec
4%
26% May
6% Aug
28%
4
10
1
Maryland Mines
Imperial Western
15C
36
Jan
3% Aug
15% Mar
_
Seeberg
19%
1,600
4,800
A
Screw
Jan
2.00
4%
California
Co
Idaho
Jade
100
Dec
10
38%
7Va
preferred
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Nov
29%
Dec
17%
____
class
of
21 ;
63c
7%
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Forgings Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
High
1.45
4 V2
new
Humor
2,100
16%
....
Good
Sep
17
common________33%c
General Exploration Co of
Califomia__l
Gladden Products
Corp
i
Holly
Apr
27
41/2
(Un)
Co
Ltd
Sep
3
600
1
Corp
Capwell
7c
5,100
1.60
21
Jun
7.50
Corp
Dominguez Oil Fields
Products
,
1.55
5.50
Crestmont Consolidated Corp_____;
Emporium
,
*
Dole
Electrical
33/8
__5
:____
20c
21% May
7% Dec
Glass
Low
.___—,.8.50
Refractories
Pittsburgh
Range for Year I960'
Low
—10
Factors
Oil
Mammoth
Buttes
Shares
High
Co,
Walker
Jeanette
for Week
of Prices
Low
for Week
of Prices
Par
Equitable
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Harbison
Week's
Week's
Last
on
Friday
37
—
—
4,000.
15,000
1,520,000
1,667,000
54,000
11,000
1,411,000
1,485,000
$754,000
$401,000
$32,670,000
$32,171,000
38
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Shown
Are
Expressed
in
Canadian
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
of Prices
Par
STOCKS
Sales
Range
for Week
Last
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Abitlbi Power & Paper common
Acadia Atlantic Sugar common
Algoma
4 % %
40%
•
*
Steel
Aluminium
of
Co
4%
21%
preferred
50
"«
High
35% Mar
535
9%
41%
15
jun
Jan
Paper
International
Utilities
$2
>
,
Interprovincial
33%
1,721
30
July
40%
Jan
Labatt
32
6,940
Jan
Laura
550
27% July
19% Mar
38%
22
22 %
Oct
Loeb
45%
45%
46
1,740
40
Mar
46%
10
47
Mar
52
Sep
33
33%
280
35 %
Jan
48%
48%
25
-49%
Dec
25%
26%
1,784
20%
21%
22
1,000
19% July
58%
7.60
30%
6
35%
Corp
Candy
Sep
58%'
Dec
515
29%
Dec
30%
Dec
35%
1,435
31
Feb
36%
42
900
38% May
58'A
61
2,305
all all %
105
61
60
»
Shops—
v
7
31%
3
31
32
52
Oct
Oct
62
July
Nov
111/2
14%
Jan
Apr
32
Dec
13l
20
Jun
24
1,030
al6% al6%
_*
.
High
46%
30%
.10
Ltd
Low
4,203
30%
*
42
(John)___
Secord
Range for Year 1960
58%
5
preferred
Shares
High
57%
35
41%
Lines
6%
Sep
a50% a50 %
Ltd
Ltd
Low
•
25/
Pipe
Glass
(M)
Canada
new
Dec
Iroquois
31
>
of
.'
preferred
21%
32
pfd
4,771
14%
32
33%
25
——
Canada
Range for Year liMH)
Low
40%
14
i
Shares
Nickel
International
High
397/b
14%
P
Ltd*—*
Aluminum
Low
International
Sales
;
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Dollars
Week's
Friday
Monday, January 2, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended December 30)
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
.
,
Jun
16
Dec
8%
8%
"8%
„;225
16
15%
16%
6,419
13%
Oct
al7% al7%
306
17%
Nov
Jan
:n
Oct
9%
•
Anglo Canadian Tel Co $2.90 pfd
Argus Corp Ltd common
$2.50
preferred
50
__
•
33
50
48 %
Asbestos Corp
•
25%
Atlas Steels Ltd
•
Bank
of
Bank
-—
E*U
Power
&
British
5%
3,928
47% Mar
60
Dec
Class
752
57
71 %
Jan
47% Mar
British
4%
48
47%
48
a48
a48
Forest
•
Brockville
Chemical
Mills
Building
class
Canada
Iron
4%%
British
97/a
Sep
14
%
Jan
Placer
30%
Apr
37%
Jan
Power
46%
9%
Dec
11%
9%
Feb
17
Jun
7%
class
25
25%
26
480
22 %
July
35
Jan
26
26
27
403
24%
Apr
27%
605
18%
18
18%
a74
a74
20
73
Dec
83
Jan
67
190
49
Mar
67
Dec
39%
39 %
64
al2 al2%
49
i
Crown
Feb
22%
46% Mar
59%
Sep
Dec
6,754
31 % Mai-
44%
Dec
a8%
a8%
115
al8
al8
al8
24%
23%
24%
32%
32%
6
Crown
10
a74
38
&
Seal
Dairies
10
6
Feb
275
21%
22%
7,143
7%
7%
7%
813
20%
7
&
Steel
Stores
Tar
&
Coal
a
3.00
Nov
5%
Dec
24%
Bt
Class
A
Series
A
B
Electrolux
Famous
Bicard
Corp
Fleetwood
Ford
Cos
Frosst
&
Power
United
11
General
19%
Steel
Win
46
Apr
58
17%
Feb
Dec
9 %
Great
Lakes
31%
30%
32
3,510
20% Mar
\32%
Andy
Hardee
Farms
Holt
Co
Int
16%
15%
3,338
15
2.80
2.80
Home
Oil
Class
Home
&
Howard
16
Imperial
Imperial
6%
Paper
"__
class
&
Knapp
(Geo)
preferred
preferred
__
~~
.
Imperial Oil Ltd___
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
6%
■
t
~
For
Cement
16
16
2.80
footnotes,
see page
Limited
4%%
Jan
74
71
74
t
./
•
.
6.40
.
Nov
Jan
3,030
.
700
19
7,040
100
45
11%
30
—
5,005
28%
7,126
27%
/
30
30-
40%
46
46
•
a5%
6%
175
://,
Dec
Dec
133/4
23%
Dec
Dec
11%
Oct
'■?' 30%
Mar
26
31%
Jan
Jan
Mar
41
10
43
48
July
Aug
6
130
5 %
Sep
29%
450
25%
Nov
21%
425
19
Jun
8%
8%
8%
520
8
68%
July
67%
68%
1,542
61
Dec
2°
19%
20
1,400
57
57
57%
a58 a58%
«
Dec
37% Mar
y
28
a
Jan
19
100
•
Mar/:..,
21%
29%
r
9.50 Mar
Feb
8%
Oct
80" Jan
•'
15% Mar
90
280
40%
46
—
5.25
Feb
40
65% July
.
.
700
11
27%
5.80
Feb
4.40
10%
11%
50
13
30%
100
■
•
;
280
18%
18%
•
;
200
Dec
2,885
r"
6.50
10%
•
10
_
a58%
*
8%
Jan
333/4
Jan
23
Nov
17
1
Jan
873/a
Jan
17% Mar
24
Jan
145
45
Mar
58
Jan
112
48% Mar
58
Dec
16%- Jun
25%
19
18%
19%
4,085
6%
6%
7
300
4.75
Dec
OO
38%
37%
38%
1,360
26 %
Jun
40
390
2.60
——
_
*
Worts
Ltd— izzii
Jun
£
Jan
Dec
2.85
2.90
May
3.35
39%
39%
75
30
Feb
39%
Dec
90
*
90
25
84
Apr
92
Aug
31% Mar
37
July
41%
47
Aug
Jun
■
*
common
preferred
35
35
45%
50c
__
_
35
50
45%
100
Feb
Aug
Canadian Stock Exchange
Prices
Shown
Are
Jan
Jan
Expressed
Friday
STOCKS
65%
Dec
90
Jan
Alscope
Explorations
al3% al3%
25
12%
Apr
15
Sep
Anacon
Lead
6
10%
Nov
15%
Jan
41 % Mar
68%
Dec
a
10
alO
68%
66
14%
alO
68 V4
15
1,475
Jun
14%
14%
3.751
12 %
18%
19%
100
18 %
Jan
9%
10%
4,230
8%
52
July
19%
10%,
17%
Apr
July
Feb
Jan
Par
16 % Jan
20% July
10% Jan
18
,17%
18
925
13% Mar
18
Dec
45
45
205
45
45%
20%
20%
260
19% July
6%
6%
6%
900
6
Jan
24% May
7% Jan
July
26%
200
26%
Feb
29%
Jun
a56
10
53%
Nov
66
Jan
21
22
26%
a56
22
275
Mar
22
Dec
17
Atlas
17%
17%
17%
786
17%
Nov
9%
9%
9V2
409
9%
Aug
22% July
12 % July
'42c
40
40
40%
6%
•61/2
6%
3c
3c
51c
Range for Year I960
45c
35c
31c
Low
14,000
•"
"
High
3%c
Dec
20c
36c
Aug
89c
Jan
35
-
Apr
47 Vb
Sep
6
July
500
1,490
2,175-
•
-
Jan
7%
Jan
,
14,097
2c
Dec
9,600
40c
Apr
70c
July
35c
15,830
Jan
7%
"... 275
Sep
6% Sep
28c
7%
Augustus Exploration
—1
Avalon Telephone CoiZ~————5
3c
51c
5.00
—.—*
Bailey
Eaker
Talc
Bateman
Mining
Bay
8%
Oct
1,275
21%
Nov
28%
5.00
1.000
■
„
./12c
.21 %c
3.25
575
Dec
6.25
Jan
350
62%
3.25
Oct
87^
12
15%
775
13%
Apr
15%
36
37%
1,425
32
Feb
38
Placer Mining
Belding-Corticelli Ltd
Beauce
Mining
Bonnyville
Oil
103
Dec
Hills
Canadian
Gen
—
Sep
Canadian
Kodiak
Sep
Canadian
Power
Nov
Canalask
90
Mar
7
Apr
38%
40
1,235
32%
Sep
50%
Jan
a40 % a40%
85
39%
Dec
52%
Jan
7%
Oct
16%
Jan
Carbec
Mines
8%
Jun
11
Jan
Cartier
Quebec
44% Jun
Cassiar
Asbestos
Manitoba
a9%
40
11%
a7%
a9%
43
1
1,120
11%
*
7%
34% Mar
50
.
110% 110%
10%
Aug
25
104%
Jan
15%
15%
100
7:50
7.70
1,025
7.15
7.50
3.35
3.35
120
34%
36
785
250
45
45%
1,255
66
66 %
'880
alO% alO%
23
.
55
23
10
19%
37%
7c
ale
- Jan
45c
16c
18c
3c
2%c
3c
8c
Jan
Dec
43c
Jan
Nov
5c
Jan
Feb
Jan
15
Oct
55c
12c
cl
A
___*
15% May
110% Dec
14
-
Apr
7.05 July
7.00 Dec
3.05
33 '/a
43
17%
12%
11%
Jan
Jan
Nickel
Canorama
Chemalloy
Chess
&
__1
34c
Jan
Dec
8c
Jan
14%
j^td
—
Dec
14%
Dec
6V2C
Dec/
24c-
Feb
5c
Jan
19%
100
36%
37%
5.866
13%
13%
a6
a6
25
44 %
43 %
44 %
3,673
19
175
15
14%
13%
15%
2,300
835
8%
21
19%
30
Mar
Mines
7c
Jan
10c
Nov
70c
July
5,800
2c
Aug
5c
Jan
2,000
5c
Nov
11c
1
12c
9 V2c
12c
3,500
8c
Aug
23c
Jan
13%
13%
1,150
13%
Nov
5c
5c
149
Feb
2.05
2.19
13,870
3c
3c
7c
7c
Ltd
j^td__.
—1
5c
1
Corp._
2.19
—.___——1
Corp_—
1
Jan
Chipman
Jan
Cleveland
Compagnie Miniere
52
Jan
Ltd
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd___
—1
Dec
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
Oct
Consolidated
Aug
Copper
Dec
Crusade
•
1
Dec
Mines Ltd
1
Corp___—__—
Div
Monpas
„
Mines
Mines Ltd
corp
—1
Ltd—
11% July
5% Apr
13%
85c
Aug
Dome
Feb
44
Dec
Dominion
Engineering
10
Feb
19
Dec
Doiriinion
Leaseholds
21%
Feb
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
k
2c
2,000
99c
9%c
Jan
19c
Jan
2,050
Apr
5c
300
3%c
Feb
Sep
:7 c / DeC4c
1,000
2c
3.20
Dec
2%c
500
5c
5 %c
Nov
3c
:
19 800
1.00
Nov
1.52
25,600
1.00
Oct
55c '«■
4V2c
1.00
2c
63c
Jun
82 c
1,000
81c
1.18
2,200
40c
1.10
15%
16
&75c
a74c
a75c
4Vic
4%c
Jan
99c
De.c
\8c
Jan
3.45
Dec
5,334
Sep
Jun
9c
Dec
95c
1.18
He
Dec
85c
v
12 %c
Nov
81C:
♦
Jan
Feb
6 V2c
•
Feb
1.30
Oct
Dec
1.76
Jan
July
1.39
Nov
Dec
6%
31%
6c
7c
4c
5c
2c
10% Mar
2.500
5c
99c
__
Ltd——_ll
Mines
4%c
-•
5,000
.1:
2%c
<
__1.50
Sec "A"—*
Standard
Vauze
5c.
1
L'Ungava
Consolidated
12c
16c
•
Ltd:
Copper
Petroleum
Dec
/ 2,900
Ltd
Corp
Chib
Jan
2c
Jan
Rand
Jun
7%
16c
37%
Jan
1.35
July
l%c
.
Jun
5
6%c
21
May
50,800
Jan
65c
2c
23%
Jan
105
33
6V2C
11
52 % Mar,
2,800
3c
30% May
2c
66%
;
Dec
6%c
4.59
May
95c
a5%
l%c
1
Oct
30
28V4 July
—1
Explorations
Copper
85c
1
2%c
33
100
1
Minerals
Lake
30
29%
a5%
a5%
•
5,100
30
„
—
44%
Dec
Oct
.
-
29%
—
:
—
Ltd—
Ltd—
Mining
*
Ltd—*
Explorations Ltd
Cliibougamau
*
12,000
2%c
Jan
July
100
8c
2 %C
—2%c
14%
Feb
Mar
2%c
8,000
7c
Ltd
Paper Inv
Mines
14%
Lcu_
Jan
45c
IOV4
18,566
r
Apr
20c
40c
3,500
16c
Aug
Aug
July
14c
;
27
19c
7.90
6c
500
1
all
7%
Dec
2%c
300
18c
1
—
Consolidated
o=5
6c
45c
:i~ 1
Canuba Mines Ltd
75
a7%
7.15
23
9c
3c
3,000
17,400
all
Refineries .Ltd
50
7.60
45%
/
19c
Corp..
Mines
Investments
200
43W.
7c
1
Ltd
Canada Vinegars Ltd
102
__
1,000
3c
ale
1
—_1
—
Mines
Uranium
Calumet
7 Ya
38%
10c
3c
common
Corp
Tungsten
102
__
10c
1
__-
Refining
&
7%
■
.
11%
Co__
10c
4.60
Jan
3.25
.___1
Lake Gold Mines Ltd. —_1
Beatrice Red
Burnt
402
24
15%
a40%
______
Jan
10%
23
3 25
__——
Gold Mines Ltd—.
Jan
64
10%
.■
24
Ltd
l'
"A*
Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd
Bornite Copper Corp—
Eritish Columbia Packers Ltd
63%
'
15%
*
42c
4%c
*
Ltd—LL
Tclefilfns
Shares
High.,
5%c
——20c
Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd__*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
5
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd—
1
Bcllec.hasse
37%
•
of Prices
Low
Jan
20%
Ltd
Ltd
Dollars
Sales
for Week
41/2C
Jan
Mines
Canadian
Range
Sale Price
Oct
in
Week's
Last
Anglo-Can
jq
42.
6%
40
1.10
Sep
2.25 July
100
19
preferred
Jan
4.60
38 %
4.80
38
>
Zellers
795
Warrants
tInland
16%
4.50
40
11100
68
common.B
common
14%
4.50
•
:■
"A—.
66
4.68%
Corp
Dec
___
(Canada)
class
68
•
preferred
Indus Acceptance
17%
common
preferred
9%
ZZ~
•
._~~25
A
May
*
&
38 %
10
Investment
14
•
150
•
Bank
400
j__v *
_
425
III*
;
A
Corp_
1,068
30c
common
Mining
17
14%
—
14%
•
16
•
—II
Pittfield
Bay
Sep
16%
:
*
__
12%
"1100
2.
39
*
common... I
Bank
Central
A—___
32 % Mar
*
Canada
class
45%
j
~
Smith
Hudson
$1.40
class
520
Steel
12%
pfd—1
B
Jan
38
——
45%
"•
Renfrew
Jan
116
200
*
12%
•
6% %
18
80
7,712
42
1.10
50
45%
•
:
Dec
Dec
6.00
—100
Dec
vot
Paper Co Ltd
Handy
class
Jan
common
trust—
Jan
20 % May
6%
.—
Co
47
Oct
Dec
100
1 2^
Wares
Gas
Jan
35%
Jan
NOV
Jan
12
8% May
Jan
400
>0
Motors
General
Greater
55%
29
1.10
Jan
21% Dec
29
263
Ho
Dynamics
43% July
4.80
10
preferred
Gooderham
Nov
Mar
57
"100
—1_ *
Ltd
20'A July
10% Jan
170
38 %
common—
Structural
4 % %
•
I
Bakeries
100
42
•
of
Weston
1
preferred
General
General
65
14
48%
905
_
Steel
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19%
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13%
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5.25
17
57
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5%
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1
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75
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49
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40
41
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16
26%
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160
6.00
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35
10
20
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Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
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;
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of
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17
.
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36
1,367
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preferred
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-
19% May
2,175
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Lawrence
Steel
Nov
Nov
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9%
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5,281
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common
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5%
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1
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36
40%
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Canada
(A V)
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18
60
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Canada
May
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20%
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140
11%
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24
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16
28
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160
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13
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3,977
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39
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59%
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19%
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45%
57%
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39%
43%
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23 % Mar
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20
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26
21
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16%
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Jan
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11
Jan
25
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7%
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300
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1,554
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12
12.50
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Nov
50
35%
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78%
Feb
64%
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Bronze
Mar
11%
10
common
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69
42%
34%
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Jan
Jan
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12%
102
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Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian
Jan
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20
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Canadian
35 %
8,605
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29%
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series
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5%
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7%
34%
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—
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preferred
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Sep
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3.50 May
4,627
325
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48
45
460
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5%
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41 %
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18%
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Dec
25%
59 %
20
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8%
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50
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,
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41
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55
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58
20
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common
preferred
65%
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preferred
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British
5%%
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54%
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28
55
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67%
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10
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•
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Mar
10
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43
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of
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200
89c
1,500
3c
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7c
Oct
Jan
Jan
'
Volume
193
Number
6017
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(39)
%
CANADIAN MARKETS
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Mining
*
38 Va
37%
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49c
300
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1,000
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Canada
Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau
Mining
of
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Mogador Mines Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of
Mount Royal Dairies
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Ltd.—
Ltd
Mines
Nocana
American
Asbestos
North
American
Rare
Northern
Nov
Mar
15c
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100
5c
Dec
50c
Sep
5%
5%
6
680
8c1
8c
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Dec
27
6c
Quebec Power Co Ltd
Yellowknlfe
Trunk
Gas
A
—
preferred
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Natural
Alberta
Feb
30%
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32c
Jan
12c
Feb
1.12
10 Va
52
Leduc
Mines
Pennbec
Mining
Anchor
Power
non
partic
cum
Steel
Mills
Rouyn
Chibougamau
90c
Jan
10c
Sep
Anthes Imperial class A
25,250
25c
Dec
91c
Jan
Arcadia
40
6c
7 Vac
2,200
5.15
5.30
900
6c
'
4c
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Quebec
Cobalt
4,350
13 %c
Nov
1.50
1.70
10,480
1.35
Dec
3.20
Jan
31
32
16,897
27 % July
337/b
Jan
21%
21%
115
45%
46%
820
19% May
40% Mar
23
46%
47
Sep
16c
17c
4,300
16c
Dec
26c
Jan
5c
6%c
5c
Nov
10c
Feb
16c
6 %c
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7c
87,565
42c
27,766
3.15
2.75
3.15
3,150
7c
8c
8.25
7.65
8.25
1,310
12c
12c
13c
9,000
1
Nickel
.__
-
Enterprises
common
Warrants
Gold
Mines
Dec
23c
Jan
Asamera
Jan
Associated Arcadia
6c
Dec
5.00
14,600
•
8.50
4c
Feb
16c
Oil
Feb
Atlas
Ruffner
11c
Sep
55c
Feb
Atlin
3,500
5c
Oct
55c
Jan
Aumacho
River
5c
Jan
12c
Dec
Aumaque
Gold
43
50
39
Apr
44
Aug
Aunor
56%
50
56
Dec
70
Oct
Dec
300
100
13c
2.10
2.10
2.18
3,150
2 Vac
1 %c
3c
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7c
Shop
Save
&
(1957)
Oils
Siscalta
Ltee
South
Dufault
Southern
;
Jun
35c
Jan
Dec
38
Jan
Dec
70c
600
33%
33%
I,698
6c
7c
4,000
27c
Jan
5%
3.85 Mar
Gas class A
5,500
7c
Dec
19c
Jan
Bankfield
Jun
38
Dec
Bank
Jun
15%
Dec
Bank of Nova Scotia
11
.
30c
4,700
29c
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Mines
Canada
2.25
2.10
50c
5%%
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6%
55c
5.60
7 % „:'7 V4
Nov
40c
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Sep
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Jan
Bathurst
9c
10c
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Dec
60c
9% Mar
3,700
9c
10
1.00
Feb
8c
114
5
Oct
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Mines
Gold
Ltd-
1
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46,300
1
Jun
4c
Jan
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7c
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7%c
5,500
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3,100
2.85
2.80
2.89
5,250
6%
6%
1,275
4.95
4.90
18%
18%
.
Beaver
Lodge
Feb
Beaver
Jan
1,000
1.30
100
6c
6c
6c
2,000
4%c Aug
11 %c
Sep
7c
7c
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6,000
5 %c Aug
13c
Jan
Tib
1
7c
7c
8c
12,600
Jun
16c
Jan
Dec
42c
Jan
Mines Ltd
Exploration
Titan
Ltd
Petroleum
Trans-Canada
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1
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Corp
Corp
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.
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31%
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1,470
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United
Canso
United
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&
Principal
3.60
1
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Gas
Properties
3.55
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70c
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.
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3.40
1,600
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1,000
1.50
51,500
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Oct
Dec
1.00
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Bibis
Ventures
"Weedon
Mineral
Westburne
Oil
Mines
Campbell
Chibougamau
Dominion
&
Canadian
Consolidated
Consumers
3C
500
3c
Aug
10c
2 Vac
5,000
2c
July
4%c
Jun
19
16 % Mar
21
Dec
19c
Feb
43c
Aug
Apr
13 %C
Dec
1
1JC
12 %c 13'/ac
6,500
7%c
43 c
43c
43c
1,500
43c
Dec
71c
60
58%
60
3,119
47% Mar
60
67 %
65%
67%
3,514
56% July
77%
Jan
1.83
1.66
1.83
40,350
1.09
Dec
1.90
Nov
37c
37c
Nov
55c
1
5.60
5.50
5.60
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16 «A -16%
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250
Ltd
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common
6.70
Aug
Sep
5.647...
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44 Va
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of
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pfd
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27%
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•
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Jun
110
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27%
172 %
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Douglas
Kerr-Addison
Loblaw
Ltd
Class
Power
B
Ltd
9.35
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5%
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•
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13%
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12%
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30
265
23%
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600
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4,669
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1
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500
1,800
1
28c
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,
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1.49
—
6.85
1,000
1.925
-
2.60
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1.49
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Union
Gas
Corp
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class
•
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Pipe Line Co
60
7%c
34,880
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1,405
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26
26
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46c
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5,600
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1,300
12%
24c
4c
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18c
Jan
Sep
27%
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Jan
25
Jan
7%
Sep
51c
43c
May
19c
Feb
1
6c
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Dec
15 %c
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1
60c
59c
64c
12,306
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43,300
7c
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3,000
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5,300
33c
1
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pfd
48
48
48'/a
130
45
Nov
4.55 May
6.90
Dec
3.50 May
5%
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5 %. Nov
7%
Jun
44%
100
35% July
49 % Mar
2.10
3,650
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2.65 Mar
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17,484
77
77%
125
5Y4
44
2.10
2.01
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-
5%
24% Aug
35%
Jan
69
Mar
78%
Sep
42%
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Sep
42
42%
310
36
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44%'.
44%
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521/4
185
47
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52% Aug
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5,450
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9% Sep
30% July
14%
•
37 Vi
Jan
28
Products
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47
46%
47%
1,151
42
Feb
47%
Dec
31c
12,907
18c
Oct
1
Mines
31c
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1
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Gold
Ankerite
2.80
*
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*
100
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3.00
3,300
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2.60
5.30
Oct
6c
7c
6,100
Oct
8c
1.20
1.25
3,629
1.20
Dec
2.26
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5c
1,500
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8c
31
32%
350
29 Vz
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5
100
8c 11 %c
57,650
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5c
15%
15%
15%
50
*
11%
11%
11%
1,040
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Jun
Feb
Mar
Apr
Mar
35
Aug
Jun
5
Feb
6
5c
Aug
12 %c
14%
Oct
17%
Jan
11
Nov
16'A
Nov
*
*
—
Burns
,
6c
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class A
Extension
12
2.80
1.21
1
Lake—
26c
12%
—1
Burlington
Sep
57
Jan
Jan
1,020
6.35
4.05
5%
50
50
100
50
80
Sep
10%
Dec
8,870
6.70
4.05
pfd—100
;
6.90
52
17,598
1
Company
Red
48%
7
•
4%
Jan
65c
Mar
500
Sep
Jan
Nov
May
7%
Jan
,
8c
Mar
7%
29%
Electric
31Q
41
7%
-
Feb
67c
27 %c
45
51
Oil
Nov
Mar
70
47%
51
_
Dec
92c
246
47 y*
51
1
&
40c
39c
47 %
—-*
*
...
Mining
.
42c
50
—1
—50
——
Telephone
Hill
3%c
1
Power
Bullochs Ltd
.
50
pfd
Columbia
Reef
47%
—1
Columbia
Bunker
Mines
Calalta
Calgary
Oils
Petroleum
Sep
Consol
Gas
16%
Jan
42,000
27 opn
8c
20c
May,
Jan
16c
Jan
Nov
57c*
Jan
13% May
23%
Dec
7 Vic
19c
Nov
13 %• 14%
5,160
23 y4
25
12,530
16 %
Feb
3.15
14
24%
—1
Oil—
3.15
200
3.15
July
7,100
29c
25
3.55
63c
Dec
Dec
Feb
Mar
32c
31c
33c
Petroleum
*
1.27
1.20
1.27
13,920
Chibougamau
Red Lake^
1
5.55
5.40
5.75
31,735
16
15%
16
250
9% May
25%
25%
26%
1,550
22% Aug
27% July
26%
27%
76
24
33%
18%
1,820
&
Cement
—
~1
*
comnmn
20
Preferred
Jan
Sep
11c
21c
11c
Oils
Canada
Canada
Dec
Jan
5,403
8c
?0c,
Campbell
Dec
39%
12c
9c
21c
Camerina
Sep
12
—
Edmonton
&
Calvert
Mar
Jan
—
Calgary Power common
Jan
13 %
1
—1
—25c
—
Mines
Cadamet
Nov
28c
Feb
37% July
Nov
Aug
10c
Columbia
Building
July
July
Oct
7% July
Mar
6c
4%
II,069
preferred
preferred
5%
preferred
5 V2 % preferred
4V4 '/r
Iron
Foundries common
preferred
10
—100
18%
18
75
75
25
*
66%
64%
67'/a
1,015
80c
90c
12,836
...
Canada
Trans
33
6c
12c
preferred
Canada
Traders
23
33
7
Oct
Apr
Dec
28c
Oct
11c
4 % %
Campbell
San
51
12c
Calvan
500
80
42c
8%
19 Va
400
21
43%
Mar
1
Columbia
4 'A %
Cable
60c
37
75c
Pioneer
Buffadison
Nov
46%
100
7c
Dec
20%
41V*
48
Buffalo
Apr
20
«
41%
Jan
Dec
Paper
Broulan
Jan
12
12
30
Jun
17c
Jan
American
Brown
Dec
Sep
6 Vic
Oct
British
Jan
Aug
5 V«
600
*
Ltd——
Aug
2.05
500
_2.50
Mylamaque Explorations Ltd
Pembina Pipe Lines Ltd
8.75
4,500
2.60
:____—1
—
1
Ltd
Com
Uranium
■.
.—0
1
New
Radiore
2.50
29%
14c
July
42%
British
Jan
Oct
19
2,600
Pafier class A.2.50
&
j.__
Alining
19%
—*
class A
Corp Ltd
Murray
19
"A"___——*
Mines
Gold
Companies
-MacLaren
Moore
class
Ltd
19
__5
May
3c
50c
Buffalo
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd
Hudson's Bay Oil & Gas Ltd
Jockey Club Ltd
Dec
6c
15,000
8,511
British
Jan
Oct
26%
850,
132% 132 Va
7c
5,500
3%c
10,200
5%
preferred
Brunswick
Federal
I-'ord
74,170
9%c
3c
48
4%%
Jan
2,965
42%
Jan
55c
Petroleum
British
Sep
41
15%
.
40 Va
4.85
200
37c
52c
Corp
Brltalta
Nov
Nov
2,700
4.75
16
Nov
4.85
37% Mar
105
5.2(J
4.50
•„
18 %
Jun
2.25
4.10 July
40
5.05
42%
•
_—
Jun
13%
9c
on 0
47%
&
Bright
Aug
4.35
40
5.20
4.75
Ltd——*
Smelting
7.20
7c
1
Dec
9C
1
Tank common
(T G) common
Bridge
Sep
4.50 Mar
300
Co Ltd—*
3.95
7%C
3%c
28
50o
Brazilian Traction common
Mar
Jan
Jan
54c
Mines
Bralorne
Jan
2.90
Apr
16
715
'
Corp.
Bowaters Mersey 5%%
Jan
2c
1,000
Mines Ltd
Corp
Co
3c
2%c
2.95
Ltd—
&"
Paper
Gas
Nov
2.95
Petroleums
Oils
Rin
Mining
Dec
18c
.2.95
Rand Co
Ingersol
Chromium
31
Dec
1
Sugar
Devonian
Central-Del
Aug
4c
'
.
Mines
5 % %
British
Limited
Apr
8.00
Dec
Oct
9%
280
20
preferred
Uranium
Bay
Bowater
STOCKS
Advocate
Canadian
22,
—*
Ltd
Ltd
UNLISTED
6&0
1
_—_l
__
Products
Co
27c
15,800
7c
4.70
3.25
Dec
Mines
Uran
Bouzan
Nov
Nov
Co
Copper Corp
Yukon
Black
Dec
6c
31/
6c
5%
5,965
—*
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Jan
5,300
8c
30%
6c
1
Mining. Corp
Wendell
7c
•
.
C<5rp
Mining
8c
1
Ltd
Virginia
Canada
Ltd
Explorations
Jan
21
1
Mines
Bicroft
5.00 May
2.40
Jan
55,405
•
A
Telephone
Bevcon
Jan
'
-
Bowater
Vanguard
Paper class
Mines
Mining
Bethlehem
Feb
5c,
70c
Oct
11c
19c
31 %c 39 %c
•
•
Duquesne
Eordulac
United
14c
Jun
'
Jan
Bell
Tazin
&
Lumber
—1
Tache Lake Mines Ltd
July
5c
5.10
•
Feb
1.80
6c
6%c July
38c
*
38c
12c
Jan
18%
:
19
*
Beatty Bros
7%c
Dec
Jan
28
2.21 May
6%
Jan
2.10
19% July
7c
1
B
Beattle
1.30
1.30
Ltd
Mines—
Power
Jan
7 Vac
.
Dec
10
Mining
Uranium
Jan
—
■
1.05
10
Petroleums
2.05
*
Mines
Cons
Base Metals
13
120
Jan
60c
Aug
—I
Exploration
Oct
'
Standard
Sullivan
Barymin
6.90
Oct
Jan
89c
25c
-1
Mines
75c
30c
275
1.10
Dec
6
2,050
13
1.05
pfd—100
5.30
Jan
Jan
10c
7 %c
25
preferred
of
Baska
.
1
2.10
775
5.40
1
5.60
2
Ltd
2.25
1.02
35%
May
26 %c Dec
2,887
11c
July
6c
4,360
21 %
Feb
7c
26 % Mar
28,700
1.15
25
7%c
29
28c
27 %c
1.25
1
preferred
Bankeno
335
29c
29c
65c
1
Oct
293
7%c
i
Mines
8%c
38
—
.
Jan
Jan
25%
1
Electric
Oct
al8
2
._
A
__:
Jan
13%
27c
2 %c
*
Gold
Auto
Sep
lc
36%
.
14Vic
Jun
Dec
Jun
16,800
al5%
.
Jun
Jan
30
1
;
Mines
Mines
Jan
38
•
—
Limited
Sobey's Stores class
Soca
Ltd
9%
2,000
1,335,222
•
Mines
1.27
al8
F---
Feb
Jan
Dec
28
33c"
70c
1
Steels
9,500
9%
Nickel
Copper
9c
7%
1
12c
90c
2%c
•
Coast
43
—
Sep
Oct
24c
_40c
11c
8
Metals—j
Oct
2%C
1
1
—^___
Columbian
Lawrence
St
Feb
27%
33%
•
Arjon
56%
2
Feb
36c
Jan
28
1
Corp
Feb
13c
Ltd_.
7c
6.50
12c
6.10
40%
33c
*
;
Area'Mines
Mar
Barnat
Foo's
2.75
15,800
_
Ruby
5c
31c
Sep
July
2%c
—
warrants
7c
_
30
17,695
5c
Mines
10 Vic
17c
5
3.50
1,190
3,935
40c
16c
13c
Warrants
'
6c
26
1
Development Ltd
!
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd—
Quebec Telephone Corp common
Jan
1.70
Dec
7%
Oil
Quebec
60
31%
Jan
13c
Exploration
&
52 % Mar
17c
5%c
10,600
17c 19 %c
.
*
200
15c
25
7
.
55%
Jan
9%c
1,500
Goldfields Ltd —1
Jan
♦
Bailey Selburn Oil
Quebec
Oct
19%
14% Nov>
„
17c
1
Dec
6c
50
61c
Dec
_1
Mines
Jun
1st pfd_50
pfd
2nd
Ltd
Jun
15%
40c
Huronian
Dec
2
Corp of Canada 4%%-
6%
Premier
36c
600
." '275
'
.
Dec
4.15
1
Petroleums
Anglo
4c
25
11c
Dec
lc
3,125
6c
1
Sep
13%
8.30
33%
1
Controls
Jun
—
1
Jan
107"
Jun
Jun
10a
4c
25
Ltd_,
100
Jan
2.45 Jult>
28 Va
Jun
3.50
20c
2c
Exploration Ltd__l
Mines
1.50 Aug
16%
?
3.90
25
Pete
9c
37c
Corp
Prime
1.20
31%
___50
Mines
Anglo
Jan
Dec
7Vac Jan
33%
10c
Ltd
Lead
Analogue
Feb
6c
46 Vic
"
r
Nov
4,430
17%
55
Apr
4,865
40c«
38C
Jan
78c
•
Minerals
Amalgamated Rare Earth
American
Jan
6c
580
_
21
34c
Apr
3%c Aug
50c
Sep
Jun
•
Roxana
Anacon
Jan
Jun
55
,
4.00
Sep
Sep
4.15
Co 4%
preferred
preferred
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Nov
;
17%
•
4 Va %
Feb
16c
38c
Aluminum
Jan
6,361
106 106%«
50
Aluminium
Jan
12%
3,900
.1,320
-1,400
7.75 X- 7.9513%
14V**
14%
2.40
17 Va
48c
19,850
,
25:.
i
9% Mar
130
55c f,_
106%
Aiminex
Jan
24%
Jan
25 Va July
15
Dec
18
.12,340
•.
*1.85
50c
Jan
41%
Aug
15,200
.
4c
1.80
40c
2,745
~ 43c 46 %c
3%c
24 %
8
Warrants
Oct
:
ac
Dec
Mar
19%
275
62c,
:■«, 7.75
Algoma Steel
13% July
1.13
46 %c
,v„
8c
35
7,230
3.00
19%.
19%
55c
10
,
Preferred
Dec
2.80
.
56c
Oils
common.
2,500
30c
Ltd
Paudash
Apr
19%
„10
Cons
Algoma Central
Atlantic
Porcupine
Jan
21 Vic
.100
Gas
Pacific
46,150
l
Partridge Canadian
11 VaC
Oct
16,200
v
„iL
:_
32,500
37c
5.30
Oct
Dec
12c
55c
14c
1
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
20%
5c
I,100
—
4%c.
6c
*
Feb
.1,000
1.80
Class A warrants
Jan
32c
1
1
Aug
23 %c
Gold
2 Vac
2c
4c
com
370
7c
3.00
•
9%c
4c
Ltd
(1945)
19%
.1_1
Argus
Obalski
14%
6c
4 %c
2c
13c
...
14
19%
12 %c 12 %c
common
Mines
Explorations
Class
Jan
58c
July
lc
14%
19%
Sugar
Warrants
Alberta
High
24
Oil
Voting trust
Jan
27%
19c
43
1,500
May
Low
10c
40%
24
1
Akaitcho
Range far Year 1960
8%c
_
A
&
Shares
High
39%
40 y*
^
Uranium
Gas
Alba
6%c Jan
July
4c
585
3c
>.
3c
Nov
6c
11,000
45
45
5'/2
750
__1
Ltd
Sep
45c
10,300
1
Metals
;11
8,000
55c
_50c
Corp
July
2,500
55c
1
Dec
5c
55c
_1
—.—
North
20c
%c Nov
5c
-
*
Santiago Mines Ltd
West Amulet Mines Ltd
New
16c
Jun
7c
2,100
al2 al2%
Aug
Jun
21
5
45c
1
Lake Uranium Mines Ltd
Jack
17
1,700
al3
30c
37c
July
6c
10c
common
Agnew Surpass Shoe
Agnico Mines Ltd
Jan
23% May
650
45c
20c
•
28%
Acme
of Prices
Low
1
Paper
Atlantic
Class
Acadia
Jan
Dec
2c
500
9c
al3
'
*
—____1
Ltd_4
New Formaque Mines Ltd.
1
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_10
New
—''
•
Minerals
Native
New
7c
28
7c
25
Dec
17
100
"
i'.k'
3%C Oct
7,500
,25 %
&
'
150
for Week
Advocate Mines Ltd
Nov
20
10,550
-
1
2%c Oct
8c
23 VaC 23 Vac
—_1
Corp Ltd
Jan
42c
7c
Mining
9c
100
28
Island
2%c Nov
25%
1
Merrill
6,000
5,000
49c
Mclntyre-Porcupine
5%c
3c
*
Ltd
Dec
17%
•
Power
Acadia
May
3Vac
Ltd™
Abitibi
,vJan
21c
8c
-
•
Mines
7c
70c
Dec
3VaC
(Walter M)___—
Massvai
Dec
Mar
21c
2Vic
3c
Macdonald Mines Ltd.—
2c
30c
8c
1
_1
Ltd
'
3,200
3,000
21%
__
Mines
Preferred
11,940
4c
Dollars
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Jan
45c
Canadian
Week's
Par
Abacus
Feb
38c
2%c
,
__
v
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd—
Lithium Corp of Canada -Ltd
Lowney Co
10c
Nov
21 Va
__
.
Ltd__l
Co
Jun
3c
3c
"A"„__*
3c
13c
Exchange
in
Last
Jan
21c
2c
Expressed
8TOCKS
Jan
4,600
-
Are
Dec
5c
75c
42c
__
International
Israel
39%
Dec
Aug
21c
2c
42c
Goldfields Mining Corporation—____1
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals.Ltd_l
Mar
28
4,200
15c
Shown
Friday
Feb
1%C
12,000
49c
16c
45c
1,700
2c
*
—:
39 »/4
1%C
Prices
High
Dec
6c
4,000
1
&
Range for Ygar I960
Low
7c
Nickel Mines Ltd
Exploration Inc
Falconbridge
Fano
Fleet
Shares
High
—1
—
Toronto Stock
for Week
of Prices
Low
(Range for Week"Ended December 30)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
39
Malting
Oil
Warrants
common
—*
*
Lands
90c
3c
5c
49%
49
50
3c
.-
4,500
1.20
1.35
Dec
7.20 Aug
4.30 Mar
17%
July
12%
Dec
82
Dec
1.35
Dec
3c
Jan
67%
45% Mar
75c
Oct
JS4
23 % Mar
Aug
70%
Dec
Dec
Jan
3%;
Jan
50
Sep
—■—
class
Canada
Packers
Canada
Permanent
A
375
42% May
49%
of
Canada
United
Amusement
United
Oils
-•
Ltd—.
class
B_.
.
*
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Ltd__A
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—
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1.12
1.12
,
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12
300
Apr
11%
90c
Jun
•
Jun
12
1.87
—
48%
1,104
41%
Jun
50
Dec
10
55 %
55
55'/2
450
47 Va
JmT)
58
Jan
91
90
91
130
5%c
7c
5,500
Mar
iCanada
SaFway
Ltd
pfd____—100
Jan
Canada
Southern
Oils
warrants
5%C
50/
80%
3c
Nov
91
Feb
-
Sep
75c
Jan
40
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Canada
Canadian
Astoria
Canadian Bank
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2.80
7,505
*
40
40
40
5
1.30
1.38
8,900
*
Minerals
of
6%
6%
6%'
2.50
Jun
5.25
Feb
Deer
45%
Jan
Deldona
1.30
6
2.20 Aug
Denison
Jan
8c
59%
57%
59%
4,355
46"% Mar
59 %
Dec
•
—
42%
44'%
9,155
31
44 %
Dec
Aluminum
6v2c
8c
18,200
4c
8c
Aug
Mar
Feb
Devon
M;
a
Class
b
warrants
Palmer
warrants
Canadian
Canners
Canadian
Celanese
si
,
a
2.40
1,035
2.00
Nov
6.60
Jan
Dominion
Dairies
Dominion
Electrohome
13%
13%
540
24 %
1,910
20
20
20
33
32%
6
1.90
Chieftain
Collieries
Petroleum
_♦
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Drawn
4.40
*
Food
•
Gas
Products
2.00
4,450
83c
2,975
90c
8,150
4.45
12,550
9%
250
13
2,688
55c
70c
9,600
6%
82c
1.70
11,858
82c
Oct
2.20
Dominion
Tar
4.85
July
9%
12% May
16
Mar,.
62c
5% July
7%
Jan
Dynamic
3.10 May
Dec
33
4.75
Aug
180
4.50
13 %
2.60
Dec
220
July
20c
1.10
1.35
2,410
9%
10
60c
1,550
22,493
9%
2,760
57c
3.90
1414
33c38%c
13,625
38%c
4.80
4.75
5.00
Canadian
ML-
North
10c
8c
11c
Northwest
Canadian Oil Cos.
5%
•
34%c
34c36%c
Petrofina
Railway
Salt
Canadian
New
Canadian
Western
Natural
Canadian
Williston
Jan
4.65
Jan
el
12 y2
Jan
Ernco
Dec
Eureka
Nov
Nov
Dec
57c
Dec
4.50
Oct
27c
Jan
Oct
Candore
Dec
Jan
40
40
120
11
10%
11%
2,407
8.00 July
3%c Jun
41
Dec
12% Mar
4c
4c
9,000
6c
Jan
38%
35%
38 %
120
34
Dec
33%
Dec
36
3g
110
33
Nov
38
16%
16
16%
435
14% July
33%
33 %
35
45c
1,600
Can
.if
Captain
Mines
Cassiar
■»
_..l
Mines
6%c
1,600
5c
Dec
g4c.
94c
800
80c
May
17%
Sep
Sep
45%
Jan
1.25
Feb
3,800
16,999
1.08
Mines
Kayrand
&
Smelting.
Ford
of
French
Mines
;
Bellekeno
Beta
Frobisher
Frosst
Gaitwin
5%
Callinan
Consolidated
Central
Flin
Ltd
Consolidated
rv-
Dragon
Consolidated
East
Consolidated
July
1.29
Jan
2c
July
5%c
16,500
Consolidated
Gillies
Consolidated
44c
41c
45c
16,358
41c
Dec
80c
Jan
51c
15,100
3,745
40c
(I;
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Golden
Consolidated
Consol
July
67c
Mar
t
Mines
Marcus Gold Ltd
Consolidated
Mic
Mac
Mining
Glacier
Morrison
Consolidated
Masher
Consolidated
Negus
3.70
600
12%
Oct
25%
4.00
400
3.74
Feb
4.90
Feb
9
9
100
7v2
Nov
11
Jan
167
190
167
Dec
4 °ic
62c
62c
64c
4,300
44c
Dec
Gordon
70c
68c
5,750
^
2.73 July
156
Feb
3.95
Oct
Goldale
Jan
Goldfields
Mar
65c
72c
24,700
43c
Feb
72c
3c
4c
25,366
3c
Nov
8c
4c
5c
10,633
3'/2c
Dec
5c
5%c
6,250
3c
3c
3c
4,500
Nicholson
Northland
Consolidated
Consumers
West
Gas
Nov
29c
30c
1,600
15c
13 %c
15c
13,755
5c
5c
5c
3,500
4c
May
7c
Mar
36c
34c
37c
10,700
26c
Jan
52c
Nov
5ic
52c
Copp
Nov
45c
Jan
45c
Feb
32c
Feb
49c
52c
90,700
37c
Oct
72c
52c
22,200
26c
Mar
87c
July
67c
2,800
50c
May
1.00
1.80
1.90
Aug
10,525
Oct
3.20
Feb
19%
20%
7,455
81c
82c
1.50
10,070
11c
17
69c
Mar
May
15c
7,900
lie
Dec
2.00
2.15
38,625
99c
Jan
12c
11 %c
12c
20,500
*4¥2c
.3c
4%c
10.799
25c
24 %c
26c
11,111
23c
9c
9%c
1,000
7c
Petroleum
28c
500
22c
preferred
,
2.59
6 %c
6%c
2,500
6c
Aug
Mar
Mar
1.45
Dec
Dec
4.65
Jan
Jun
13c
300
Jan
Sep
27%
27%
8%
8%
500
45c
47c
7,800
27c
25
6
10%
10%
100
63%
64
170
59
1201
95
*
Jan
12% July
88% Jan
Jun
Sep
135
10%
1,151
8%
Oct
12
Jan
4%c
4,000
4c
Jun
9 %c
Jan
3.30
425
Dec
6.25
Jan
3.25
Nov
3.30
173%
Jan
11c
97,960
6%c
Nov
2.10
Jan
15%
15%
6,750
13%
Apr
15%
Sep
3.40
3.50
300
Dec
6%
Jan
%c
5%c
5%c
5,900
4
ye
Feb
37%
35%
37%
7c
9c
5
3.40
%c Mar
32
Feb
38
48
9?
Mar
104
19%
3,985
15
Mar
19%
*
1,400
100 100%
1
7%
-
.
Nov
10
*
.__
9%
Oct
8%
80c
133
4 %c
__1
1
28
4%c
10%
•
:
a
Oct
Apr
July
40c
64
Jan
50
Apr
25%
85c
Mar
39
19
760
Dec
7
7%
Aug
9
10%
11%
1,600
10 %
Dec
22
Jan
39
39
39
45
33%
Sep
50%
Jan
40y'/2
40
40%
376
39 %
Dec
58%
Jun
50c
61c
61c
100
56c
July
1.25
Jan
59c
59c
300
50c
July
1.25
7%
8%
1,520
13c
1
•
6%
Sep
Jun
19%
*
common
8%
.
11c
lie
4,500
8c
60c
1,000
50c
12%
1,771
15c
22c
8,000
15c
3 %c
1
4c
8,012
3%c
19v2c 22vac
35,000
10 %c
60c
*
Ltd
1
7
12
12%
18 %c
1
22c
%
7.50
Nov
16%
Apr
Feb
21c
Jun
Sep
1.10
Jun
Jan
14%
'
37c
July
Dec
5c
Oct
Sep
Jan',
Oct
Jan
Jan"
22;%c Dec
1
21c
2lc
12,500
17c
Oct
17 %c
16 %c
18c
4,564
15c
Jun
*
125
125
125
35
44
44
75
6%
6-%
100
%c
8 %C
9%c
2,250
1
1.14
1.07
1.14
5,650
•
Canada
43%
40
43%
2,502
35
Mar
44% May
250
19
Mar
26
common
preferred
20c"
50
Mackay
class
a
*
6%
120
40c
30c
180
July
42% Mar
6
Jan
Feb
Jan
44%
Jun
7 %
Apr
Nov
/
Mines
m'lies
Lakes
Great Lakes
Paper
Power
26
26
8 % C
Dec
17 %c
Jan
1.40
1.00 Mar
;
Jan
Nov
b
Plains
Great
West
6.25
100
5.10
Aug
7.25
Jan
5%
5%
410
5
Dec
6%
Apr
60c
70c
11,150
57c
Dec
2.25
Jan
91c
1
common
warrants
Great
6.25"
70c
Gas
Warrants
Class
26
1.15
200
85c
8.75
8.50
8.85
2,196
8.25
July
13
4.25
4.25
330
4.05t
July
5.00
Jan
2.80
600
2.65
Oct
3.85
Jan
1.40
Dec
6.75
Jan
6.25
Northern
Class
8
*
common
_*
Warrants
Great
*
Coal
5% '
1
Develop
—1
_..
class
*
a
b
*
2.80
2.80
*
1.50
1.40
1.60
3,718
11
11
11%
2,284
11%
10%
11%
4,954
3.30
-
11c
Dec
2%c Dec
21%
Dec
1.24
Jan
26c
Jan
2.80
Nov
22c
Jan
6c
Jan
Sep
54c
Jun
15c
May
32c
Great
West
Greater
Saddlery
Winnipeg Gas
Voting
3.50
1.400
2.75
2.65
3.75
1,330
1.50
—
1
Trust
*
1956 warrants
1958
warrants
-
Greening Wire
Greyhound Lines
•
.
Gulch
Gulf
Dec
2.25
Jan
Jan
o
-
Gunnar
Mining
_1
Gurney Products
Hardee
Jan
Hard Rock Gold
6c
4,000
4c
Apr
9 %c
Sep
Harrison
Minerals
2.48
Dec
3.35
Jan
Head
Lakes
11% mar
16 %
Dec
Headway Red Lake
Heath Gold Mines
4,780
104% 105%
80
105
105
3,60
4.00
13c
12c
7c
7c
6%
v.
v
20
4,230
•
99
Feb
99
Mar
3.00
1,000
5c
9,000
7.20
Jun
7.15
7.00
1.35
3%c
Dec
11%
Dec
May
5.00
July
Apr
5.55
Jan
Dec
Aug
Dec
4.15
.
Jan
12%
>
Dec
1
50
Nov
lie
4c
May
7%c
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jan
Farms
•
common
4
27,595
6.25
8
1
common—
Gold
Lake
Jan
10,705
4c
*
Gwillim
10c
2.70
4c
4%c
2.50
.10%
11 %
•
Feb
Apr
Sep
11c
16%
4,205
4%c
Jun
2.50
8% May
7% Jun
297
1.50
1
,
Mines
Aug
15%
12 %
1.50
iodines
Lead
3.00
12
1.35
*
rights.
■
100
3.00
—
Guaranty Trust
5c
83c
19%
15
13,100
49
47c
1
4c.
15%
Feb
Dec
62c
10%
1
2,715
_i
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1
30c.'
*
Mines
16,200
15
•
33c
47 %
.
10
^
6c
•
8*/2
250
7%
Nov
10
Apr
%c
4%c
2,000
3c
Dec
10c
Jan
12%
Dec
11%
11%
1
13c
13c
10,100
1
4%c
5c
9,100
11%
965
9
—••
Mar
10%
Feb
"
of
106
Sep
106%
Dec
Hees
Jan
Hendershot
4.30
6%
g35
13c
8,200
12c
Dec
34c
July
7c
8.875
6c
Dee
t4c
80c
85c
28,164
15%
15%
715
h)
(Geo
Mines
:
1
Iron
&
1
^
preferred
100
5c
23c
Mar
6 % c
131,100
4c
May
75c
100
75c
Doc
75
Jan
15 %c Mar
12c
Jun
26,600
75c
*
1,500
25c
4c
6c
6c
23c
25c.
1
——
Feb
Dec
6c
1
Co__
Paper
6c
11c
4'/2c
15c
"x
40c
8r
5.00
Jan
Jan
Sep
Apr
Jan
102
102
102
50
1
1.85
1.75
1.93
46,500
*
48%
48
49
140
48
Dec
55
Jun
19
Oct
29%
Jan
Jun
12%
6.90
Jun
11%
Jan
3.00
Nov
5.00
Jan
103
Dec
Jan
5 %
July
7%
Apr
•
'
1
425
3,400
20c
Mines,
6%c
•
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Distillery class a
33c
27% May
If
Drilling cdm
5c
*
Rand
15c
Jan
39%
Nov
2,000
7,600
39%
20,350
1%
28c
2.65
•
15c 15 %c
17
1
5c
.100
37%
27%
;
5c
*.
38%
1.40
common
5 %c
•
common
15 %c
1
—
28c
1
Jan
Jan
49c
64c
Mihes_____j__l
Mines
Clark Publishing_____
Corby
Dec
Nov
3.95
0
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper
29c
12c
2.12
Exnloration
Conwest
Feb
12%c
100
b
Jan
5c
13,899
1
Class a
Class
12c
12 %c 13 %c
1
Jan
12
2.93
Mining
Gramme
13c
_*
Mine——
9%c
Nov
25c
1
Feb
10 %c
Jun
Quebec Gold Mines—2.50
Consolidated'Red Poplar.—
1
Regcourt
Dec
1
Mines
Jun
8%
49
Mines
Grandroy
2.95
14c
4c
250
32c
.
Dec
7,725
Consolidated
Sannorm
5c
2'/2c Aug
2
Mines—.
Pershcourt
Consolidated
3.55
•
14,600
934
2.87
_i
Uranium
Jan
3.70
1'
Exploration
__i
Consolidated
Consolidated
5y2c
82c
4 %c
9%
1.21
Prospecting.
Goodyean Tire
165
20%
4c
4c
16%
Goldray
•
Smelting.
Mines
Consolidated
Consolidated
hi
&
Jun
*
Explorers
13%
1.82
May
10c
17
;
Ltd
3.55
•
Mogul
Consolidated
$
k
Ltd
89c
21,500
57
•
1.33
Co
Yellowknite
3.90
_l
Consolidated
Consolidated
I
Oils
17,400
14c
•
Wares
13%
1
-
1.10
12c
—100
Scientific
Giant
Glenn
1",
Arrow
Halliwell
Marbenor
Consolidated
Steel
Mines
5.20 Mar
1
...
98c
50c
13 %
.
55%
2.93
Development
3.65
2.90 Mar
Jun
57
1
a
class
Ltd
4.90
1
Lake
Jan
Dynamics
General
Genex
*
Mines
Apr
1.54
Jan
Aug
14c
»
Class a "
Sep
1
Crest
Fenimore
62%
1.78
2.07,
July
May
Jan
17c
Jan
1
,
50% Mar
1.33
1.40
1.10
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Petroleum
Aug
70c
1,500
4.90
Jan
185
.
common...
General
8c
9,700
4.45
Jan
10c
Nov
68%
9%
preferred
Oct
103,000
3c
:_7
Oil
4%c
Apr
1
Motors
15c
3.70
Jan
1.53
Jun
26c
■1.
51
*
Bakeries
General
43 %c
1
8c
225
*
General
14c
1
Discovery
Nov
7,500
*
Jan
1.40
83c
*
:
Cadillac____'
Consolidated
4c
11,700
1
Ltd~
Power
General
Dec
4c
Jan
58
Dp
Mines
May
*,
22c
1.56
Ltd
preferred
Geco
Great
Consolidated
(u
Trailer
Gatineau
8c
1
Apr
1.70
.____
Mining
22c
•
8c
1.50
_*
(Charles)
18,460
«
Mines
Gamma
Jan
16,900
1.60
,_1
Petroleum
10c
__2.50
45
55%
Mines
class
Mvpes
165
Mines.
/
1
General
27c28%c
*
Jan
58
Canada
Foundation
Francoeur
8c
"offered"
45
'
Co
j_
Life
600
1.56
_.__20
•
:
45
1.68
____-
a
1
Equipment.
5c.
1
Sep
77c
46 %c
Jan
Mar
25c
class
_*
Enterprises
Confederation
Consolidated
Mar
6.70
10c
1
13%
11
1
Ltd
Motor
eora
9%c
1
...
Feb
lie
Jun
25
>
1
Manufacturing
Fleetwood Corp
Geo
Farm
Coniaurum
Dec
10%! Dec
Nov
5c
Jan
July
20
s
...
a__
Preferred
l
Smelt—
Mines
Consolidated
82c
Nov
2%c
78c
2%c
Celluiose
Coniagas
9.501
8%
5,400
Dec
68%
16 Vb
20
18 % Mar
12,000
Fleet
28%c
Mining.
Willans
Cockshutt
Combined
fl«
Copper
Mining
Columbia
14c
Oct
4.00 July
12
5c
Mining
Fittings
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Mining &
Gold
Cochenour
l
1
Jan
49c
26c
5.25
99c
1
Mar
1.13
13c
25c
5.00
1
Jan
11c
13%
1.05
.
Feb
•1:47
10% Mar
5.15
.__
16 %c
3,720
•
—
Mines
Chromium
25c
13%
1
Chibougamau
I
*
13%
Rio
Ohesterville
Chimo
131/2
Gold
Oil
Cheskirk
Chib
•
Porcupine
Charter
'•
Decfejnu
28,016 '
6%c
Del
Central
iIf
54c
0
1
Central Pat
'■v«
51c
Dec
Ltd
Cayzor Athabaska
Central
t*t
54c
8!'2C
Gold Quartz__
Asbestos Corp Ltd
Cariboo
'6"'
■i
Erin
4,029
July
5c
Uranium
Mar
Apr
10c
Mar
12 %
3,525
6c
1
90
Nov
5c
12
45
1
...
Mining
26 »/2
9%c
10%
Corp
Grain
.13%
lOc
9%
.
Jan
Jan
15%. Feb
Dec
41
909
Jan
8
Apr
10 Vb
Jan
5.45
52
'
;
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Fatima
100 y2
1
10%
6%
3,829
t
9%
Oct
4,932
19%
•
•
19,200
Ltd
Federal
o6t
Exploration
14%
19%
Mining..
Fruehauf
■r
65%
"14%
1.80
Dec
'
Jan
Oct
68 %
68
,
Feb
31c
775
14%
Developments
24%
32 %
10%
.
38 % July
52,350
!____;
43c
Dec
41c
10%
74c
&
Aug
.
10%
53c
Farwest
Aug
730
600
65c
Fargo Oils
32
7%
-
19%
Mines
19
10
•7
-
.
•
Feb
16c
5
4,952
7
•
.
Sep
8c
45%
.
5c
7.00
Dec
July
2.45
45%
4c
68c
4.40
2.40
43%
4c
class
Mines
Sol
2.40
•
common..*
Palconbridge Nickel
Fanny Farmer Candy.-
Jan
7%
*
9%
Jun
20%
__6c
873
1
17
418
_i
13% Aug
15
1,015
'
8%e
Gold
Common
Eldrich
19,616
com__*
Feb
5%
8c
Apr
7 %.
Westinghouse
Canadian
Gas
12%
5%
8%e
32c
5,004
24
100 % 100 %
4c
12%
5%
i
40c
2214
*
12%
•
Mines
7%
_
Jan
Ltd
Mines
21%
1
Corp class a
21
Mineral
&
Paper
Elder
3.70
Co
Sullivan
36
Tire
Aug
5c
Malartic
7%
_______
1,145
v
12
East
22 %
*
16%
*
East
100 %
1
16
__1
Eddy
10
.
16%
...
Oct
25
__
preferred
Canadian Superior Oil
Canadian Thorium Corp__
v
22%
Apr
common
Aug
4.95
___100
Pacific
Canadian
24
Oct
9.00
*
12% July
27,229
•
preferred
Canadian
Canadian
■h
Mines
common
27%
6.00 July
common
17
Jan
53,710
Inca
16%. Jun
1,750
common
Petroleum
Faraday
Canadian
6,735
6.70
*
Aniphi
1.05
45c
755
1
Dec
East
Oils
8.55
7%
1,455
1
.
Dedi
23%
2.35
Copper
Aug
90c
5,040
14
•
Canadian Marconi Co
Dec
2.20
6.50
Brewery
3.95 July
3.500
3.75
14
37
16 %c Aug
750
*
67c
4.75
45c
Gold
Duvex
1,103
*
Nov
32%
*
Steel
&
Mines
Jan
15
2.50
Jan
3.70
27% Mar
40c
23%
•
Industries
10%
37
1.25
.___
1,04
Jan
5,983
32
•
Chemical
&
Textile
Donalda
Duvan
Jun
4.60
66c
Dominion
Dover
Apr
1.43
36
4.35
Jan
Dow
4.50
20c
31
.
6.50
common..
Preferred
Nov
15
*
Gas
25c
37
4.45
Nov
Dec
Sep
11
4.50
__
Feb
23%
common
Stores
Dominion
3,483
...
7,843
Coal
Dec
4.25
20c
Nov
Jun
Apr
*
Steel
Feb
4.00
1
Dominion
Jan
300
*
Sep
1.34
7%
20c
Jan
10%
8.55
14,518
31%
Magnesium
90c
7%
preferred
common
2.40
8% Mar
4.15
55c
'
,
11 Vb
250
__
14 %c
Sep
2.50
Foundry
Jun
10%
*
55c
3.45
Warrants
Oct
10%
•
July
•
Dec
6%
70c
10%
Hydrocarbon
Malartic
Dominion
a_50c
10c
Canadian
7% July
Nov
18,653
•
Industries
5
1.57
20c
Industrial
2,130
1.51
common
Oil
Canadian
Dominion
1 53
'/
Canadian
Dec
6%
12 %•
Warrants
•/)
33
16%
Canadian Homestead
Canadian
Feb
49c
Canadian Gen Securities class a_:
Canadian High Crestii
Canadian Husky
Warrants
28
55c
*
Energy
Dec
250
1
preferred
Canadian
20
13
•
Canadian
Feb
•
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class
b
16
9%
•
preferred
100
33
1.90
Dec
6 %c
Jan
25 y2
4.35
85c
Petroleum
Steel
6%
_•
_
Feb
14%
6% *
83c
3
common
Wright
12
18% Mar
29c
20,761
49c
Bridge
23%
Canadian Dredge Dock
Carfadian Dyno Mines
<\V
2.10
13%
9.70
Feb
27c
934
9.20
High
19c
7,416
3.25
Petroleum
6
Canadian
2nd
Dome
24%
8 %c
53c
Mines
Jan
Chemical
Canadian Curtis
Class
Dome
7.05
___25
__
Canadian
•:
Jan
Oct
•
—1-.
Warrants
ii;
8%
2.00
•
common
preferred
Canadian
225
255
___25
class
preferred
$1%
8%
2.55
2.10
,
6%c
29%c 29%c
3.45
Seagrams
8%
16
Low
,__1
.—2
r.
2.25
Dec
9.40
Range for Year i960
59,000
___25c
—
8%
'
1
Oils
Mines
2.25
*
com
;
29 %c
:
Shares
High
24c 26 %c '
8%c
1
Mines
Distillers
26c
1
.
Mines
Dickenson
Low
1
Mines
Dominion
Class
■'
i,:
i'
Mines-.
Gold
Delnite
9y4
Sep
% July
1
common
Horn
for Week
of Prices
Par
Oct
39
75
Sale Price
High
20
Commerce
British
—
Low
•
Sales
Range
Last
Range for Year 1960
High
2.66
common
<___
Canadian Breweries
Canadian
Low
Week's
Friday
stocks
Shares
2.70
1
class
for Week
of Prices
Monday, January 2, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended December 30)
Sales
1
Petroleum
Steamship
Tungsten
Week's
Range
Friday
...
80c
Dec
1.80
Jan
15 %
Dec
18%
Jan
'
Highland
Bell
Hinde
Dauch
&
.t
Hollinger
Consolidated
Home
1.32
Oct
1.93
Dec
Co Ltd—
Gold
5
19
19
19%
2,223
•
Oil
7.60
7.60
7.75
4,412
■
Cosmos Imperial
Coulee
Lead
Cowichan
(r
l)
[Ah
k
!
Pershing
Trust
;
:
Zellerbach
_—
Ltd
common
It
Explorers
Co
Daragon
Decoursey
•For
Brewis
Home
1,000
17c
Nov
69c
Jan
Howard
6.10
6.75
Minerals,—
see page
(
42.
3.40 Mar
b
Smith
:
Paper
common
6.75
Dec
100
16%
Sep
22 %
Jan
Howey
7%c
Sep
10c
Nov
Hudson
Bay
7c
8c
4,000
5c-
May
13c
Jan
Hudson
Bay
Dec
Hugh -Earn Porcupine.-
Dec
Huron
&
Sep
Hydra
Exploration
6%
29
34
489
25
Feb
53 %
200
39
July
7c
8c
19,700
6%
6%
100
3c
3%cv
8c
9%c
9%c
85y2
10"0
1,245
40
5c
5
99
Apr
34
53%
13c
"
Oct
9%
104 %
May
7.20
7.55
2,825
3.30
3.45
1,825
35
36
515
33 % July
44%
35
42
«
36
40 % '
.-
40%
100
2.35
2.40
1,040
•
45%
45
46
1,915
*
Gold
& Smelting
9.00
8.90
9.35
7,308
1
'
Imperial
Bank
7%c
___20
65
-_1
~
7%c
Jan
12,400
8c
Dec
20c
Jan
87
Aug
Imperial Life
Imperial Oil
Jan
Imperial Tobacco of
Imperial
85%
35
16c
18c
12.300
16c
Dec
33c
nc
6%c
11c
18.681
6%c
Jun
14c /Jan
May
wr
10
—
Dec
Investment
class
a
• ,■
Jan
Jan
.
...
•f*;
66
%
64
7 %
c
500
65
140
30c- »-.-3'0e— •••-•-•••••••1,975
66
66%
693
2.31
Mar
July
Feb
3.25
May
51 %
Jan
Dec
14%
Apr
6%c .Jun
12c
Mar
43
8.70
Jan
48
Mai-
65
24c
May
42c
Feb
52
Mar
66%
Dec
11
Dec
Dec
.-_
Canada
10%
19%
19%
19 %
Dec
20%
Sep
10
Assurance
10%
____20
preferred
preferred
•
1
Mtge
3c
i6%c
1
Oil
3,000
83
7.20
'
Mining
Erie
7.10
3.30.
_50
.._
Consolidated
6% 7c
85%
preferred
20c
Jan
Nov
Prior
_♦
,
Pitfield
&
3,000
53
*
1
4,400
Class
17%
8c
1
L
w
Sep
Jun
8y2c
34
1
______100
—*.
footnotes,
kl h
42e
10%
gc
l
;
preferred
Mines
Mar
1
Mines
Daering
Dalex
Feb
25c
100
.....
iti-
u
12%
21,200
8c
5
„
575
29c
22c
17%
.
10
...
____z__
International
6.30
12
28c
8%c
__*
1
;
Class a preferred
Cusco
—_
1
Crowpat Minerals
Crush
29c
50c
Ltd———
Crown
!l>
_i
Mines'.
Crown
11%
a
21 %c
Zinc
Mines:
Crestaurum
Croinor
12
.
Copper
Craigmont
Crain
Class
.___*
—
90
89%
•90
740
73
Apr
90
Dec
*
37%
36%
37 3i,
16,250
30
Mar
37%
Dec
ordinary_5
13%
13 %■
13%
__1___$4.86%
305
20
<8%
19'%
Sep
•'
6
6
3.385
I
11 Vb
Jun
13 %
Dec
1,025
5V4
Jan
6%
Aug
Volume
193
Number 6017
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(41)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Sale Price
$2 %
Accept Corp Ltd
preferred
$2.75
Low
common..'
44%
47
53
_—_i.—100
93%
93%
19%
(John)
Inland
Natural
Warrants
Co
5%
5%
4.05
15
4.05
4.20
4,320
1.00
1.00
1.05
905
1
International
Bronze
Molybdenum
1
International
Nickel
29c 29 %C
•
Powders
Preferred
*
com
common
Class
Syndicate
A —i
Mines
Iso
35,900
13,058
34%'- 35%
11% Aug
2.70
2.65
2.90
6,310
40
38%
40
234
25c
%
32 Va
70c
32,750
31
70c
1.73
1.73
1.80
11%
1.45
Ayr
Jan
45c
47c
24,078
30c
Sep
62c
May
27c
20,500
22c
Oct
67C
Jan
75c
85c
31,950
68c
Dec
30%
30%
-'A 15
11c 12 Vac
7,400
35c
*
30%
-
'
,_1
11c
6
5%
1
'__
6 Va
6 Vic
7c
9c
9c
9c
2.30
2.75
10
9%
10
9VA
9
9%
30c
40c
28,300
__1
,
6c
335
39c
28 %c
-
25c
690
32c
9c
15c
15c
1.92
1.95
7%
Apr
Jan
16c
Jan
8%
4,000
2.75
Aug
Aug
Dec
9%
Dec
45c
Jan
39C
May
8c
Dec
10
Jun
20c
1,900
1.95
v
Jan
14c
8
7,500
14,153
28c
Oct
23c
34,000
26c
•
6
5%
6
Aug
Dec
17c
23VaC Dec
43C
13c
Jun
Jan
Jan
25c
1.18 May
1,310
2.25
2.10
2.25
1
Warrants
7%c
7c
7 Vac
1,515
76,500
.
Mines_____
Gold
1
1
common
Minerals
1
—
Developments
(John)
Labrador
Ltd
.
12
12
12%
2.25
2.25
2.31
5
Apr
2.09
Jun
Nov
3c
600
7 Va
Apr
Dec
1.95
14,886
3.95
Jan
9%c
Sep
10 Va
Jan
22%
Jun
1.55 Mar
3.80 Mar
20c
22c
2,104
17c
July
42c
Jan
13c
16,500
10c
Dec
43c
Sep
&
Cement
Dufault
18 V4
1,015
17
Jun
6
6
6
200
6
July
70c
70c
75c
200
38c
37c 39 Vac
19,650
1.80
1.90
2,200
9c
8 VaC
9c
3,500
Jan
8
Petroleum
Latin
American
9c
11c
New
Mines
Gold
Senator
New
Taku
Laura
Secord
Candy Shops
Nisto
Nor
common
Mines
Norgold
Norlartic
—
Golcp-Mines
__1
Levy
Industries, preferred
Lexindin Gold
Mines
1
20
4 VaC
5c
22
22
50
2.00
1.92
5c
2c
2c
_1
16
Jan
1.32
10,500
22
12
4c
,
20
Jan
9c
Aug
Jan
22
July
Dec
Dec
Long Lac Gold—
Loblaw
Groceterias
Class
Loblaw
B
1st
Cos
Class
class
*
1st
A
2c
Apr
4c
Jan
13,200
1.60
Jun
2.25
Nov
Class
350;
31
30%
31
31%
Aug
29 Va
30 VA
3,574
22%
Feb
30%
Dec
31%
32%
2,155
22% Mar
32%
Dec
8.25
89c
1,000
8%
425
8c
53,000
8.10
5c
*
8c
1
44c
43c
46c
3,600
Lorado
1
49c
48c
51c
12,200
7c
6 %c
7c
8,500
Mines
Warrants
Gold
Macfie
1
class
MacLeod
Blodel
Red
Marcon
—I
5 % %
Copper
23
10
82c
80c
82c
46c
44c
49c
8,075
26c
Jun
59c
Feb
19 Vac
19c
21c
14,164
17c
Nov
43c
Nov
39c
38c
45c
12,100
35c
Oct
25 Vac
25c
26c
950
20c
Jun
13%
13%
13%
2.00
2.10
8c
4,000
6c
Nov
27c
1,500
21c
Dec
lie
1,500
10c
Jan
5c
53c
13c
Nickel
Hershey Tubes
Amalg
of
Mines
Jan
Oct
Paymaster
Pee
Expl
Ltd
.
Jan
17c
Jan
36c
Oct
13c
Perron
Gold
Peruvian
Petrol
Pitch
&
Oil
preferred
Crow
Gold
Mines
Uranium
Ore
Place OH & Gas
1.33
Jan
47 VaC May
12 Va
Jan
Feb
102
10c
Jan
6.70
Nov
Rouyn Gold
Prairie Oil
Iron
Premium
President
Preston
Jan
Quebec
1.15
Jan
Quebec
5,900
Jun
14 %c
Feb
Quebec Natural Gas
33
Jan
21
July
July
30 Va
Jan
15c
May
31c
Prospectors
Provo
Gas
Airways
Producers
1.40
Jun
Mar
20c
Jan
Minerals
Jan
4.40
Dec
3.20
17c
16c
17c
12,400
15c
Jun
33c
1
10 %c
10 VaC
41c
8,676
10c
July
18 %c
9 %C U Vac
Sep
18,400
9c
Dec
39c
Jan
6%
Jun
17,940
24c
Nov
63c
1
Midrim
1
50c
41c
50c
21,433
33c
Nov
85c
Jan
Queenston
Mining
*
1.50
Jan
Quemont
9
16c
Apr
Quonto
Mt
2.05
29c
Dec
7c
10%
Jan
12%
3c
Nov
10c
Mar
26
3c
20
20
Apr
39 Va Mar
Petroleum
Dec
Jan
Radlore
Uranium
Rainville
Mines
~
Jan
42%
Nov
Reef
1.00
985
11
Dec
17% Mar
Reeves
305
42 Va
July
59 Va
Reichhold
12%
13%
—5
59 Vo
55%
59 Va
*
1
46 Vo
43%
46%
14,177
35 Va Mar
52c
10,596
50c
Sep
49 Va July
70c
Nov
Renabie
50c
30c
25c
30c
11,000
23c
Nov
59c
Jan
Rio
1
61c
54c"
61c
61,920
35c
Mar
96c
July
Rio
Rupununi
42.
85c
Jan
lie
Jun
21 %c
Jan
500
74c
Mar
1.44 Mar
54c
50c
54c
July
1.17
30c
40c
37,700
14,900
48c
38c
30c
Dec
60c
60C
62c
10,270
58c
Dec
40
4c
4 Va C
10,000
4c
May
33c
37c
8,240
13%
14%
v660
1
33C
39C
28c
Nov
85c
Jan
Jan
1.02
Jan
'7c
Jan
10 Va
94c
Jan
Jan
14% Nov
45c
50c
22,805
17c
Mar
48c
6,400
27c
May
48%
50
421
43%
Jun
55 Va
2.05
2.15
2,250
1.40
Nov
2.90
Feb
2.00
2.15
1,100
2.00
Oct
4.35
Jan
Nov
1.40
Jan
3.40 Feb
5.15
Jan
8c
10c
4.35
4.25
4.40
1.15
1.31
75,600
1.80
1.95
32,771
4c
3c
4c
25,000
15,000
4,000
.
6c
60c
Jun
48c
Dec
Jan
Jun
2.05
Oct
1.60 Aug
2.70
Apr
35c
7c
3c
Dec
9%c Nov
7c
8c
14,929
7c
Nov
23c
Jan
13c
12c
14c
34,550
12c
Dec
29c
Jan
3c
2 Vac
3c
2c
July
6c
Jan
2.15
1.90
2.15
9,500
1,472
*
65c
68c
21,679
6%
II,765
4%
325
37%
65c
6
4%
38%
42
1.20
1.30
550
.
1.85
45c
1.05
Dec
Mar
3.50
78c
Jan
Aug
Dec
18
Feb
Dec
80 Va
Jan
July
5.80
Feb
14 VaC
16c
II,550
8.50
8.45
8.50
1,472
1
8c
5 VaC
8c
10,458
5c
May
44c
46c
18,500
42c
10c
10c
1,000
9c
76c
80c
5,600
75c
Nov
45c
Mar
68c
Jan
Vac Jun
60c
Jan
1
Mines
Ltd
.—
Dec
Rexspar
80c
X
Macdonald
Chemical
Mines
46c
*
•
Algom
For footnotes, see page
Dec
6,900
1
1
—
_—.
Minerals
58c
33,475
22c
21 VaC
23c
19,100
1
r
57c
-•
Mining
Explorations
Aug
13%
Ltd—
6,246
12c
1.20
•
Realm
Oct
26
55c
1
Corp
40c
lie
1
Ranger Oil
Rayroek Mines
*
52c
Sep
10c
7.90
Jun
20c
Oct
Jun
11%
Jan
9c
Jan
NOV
78c
Mar
Nov
38c
May
May
8,200
Minerals
Mining
Jun
Dec
70c
Corp common
Wright Iron
Murray
1.40
13 Va c
64c
Moore
Multi
8%
1
»—<
2
Gold Mines
—1
!
3,483
Oct
Jan
1
Mining
64c
Montreal Locomotive Works
Montreal Trust
25
39c
8%
Jun
Jun
1.20
lie
—I
*
Jan
1,062
7%
42
34c
-
10c
8%
1.20
27 %c
25%
23c
Jan
Oct
Jan
2.20
Units
32c
41%
May
1.00
3.00
Ltd
Metallurgical
•
24%
lie
44c
1,910
~
Ltd
Lithium
Oil
41%
23c
Jan
Purdex
Midcon
25
Nov
1.94
Corp
Dec
6c
-*
Jan
4c
17c
10c
40c
——40
Jun
52c
1,000
1,425
1
15c
———
25c
I,000
5c
1.26
Ltd
6,300
Preferred
Moneta
Porcupine
23,650
76c
5c
II,150
Electric—.
Mines
7,000
"1,278
33c
76c
"f
Jan
2.15
1
25%
30 %c
July
18c
Ore
Island
24%
24c
2.15
Exploration & Development_50c
25%
Mar
20 % July
2,000
2.70
Royalties
Merrill
*
Jan
50c
I,895
32c
3.60
Corp
Mentor
Molsons Brewery class A_
Class B
—_____—I—:
29%
24%
32c
38c
Develop
8,000
24%
32c
50c
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold-
3 VaC
24%
r.__
Quebec Labrador
3 VaC
9.00
50
Powell
Power
Apr
1
13% Aug
Nov
14%
Apr
Mines—.
64
Jun
5.25
17c
1
2.34
Ore
Nov
7.80
710
2.22
Placer Development
Ponder
Oils
■;
24,259
Min
5,450
16,745
6.10
Jan
1.28
8,700
Dec
60
10.%
—1
Oil & Gas
8c
26,625
52
59
5.75
3.40
—1
Mines
47c
4c
Jan
9.85
2
Mines
Oih &
Dec
12%
Oct
35c
10
Jan
HC
Gas
Aug
3c
Feb
Oct
2.70
1
4c
12 Va
8%
25c
3.40
1.28
common
24c
12%
Feb
Jan
Dec
1
Consol
7,000
*
•
6%
8.60
1.78
Nov
5,000
Corp
Dec
1
Gold
12,300
Metals
5.00
Jan
2
Canada
Consolidated
*
Mining Corp
Feb
61c
31c
1
Mindamar
21c
1
1
5,110
24
2,200
1
3,928
Oct
13,000
•
1.50
18%
8
Pickle
16c 16 %c
25
34c
Jan
1.45
20%
31c
20c
.
•
—
20%
20%
7%
•
Petroleum
4,185
Midwest Industries Gas_.
Mill City Petroleums
Jan
8
97
1
Sep
29
5.75
26
Mines
9C
Aug
25% Mar
36c
45
31c
i
50
Mining
Jun
I,700
10,000
*
Petroleums
*
Medallion Petroleums
22C
13c
37c
50c
Mines
Feb
Oct
Jan
Lake
16c
20c
Apr
Lake
Dec
57,850
1.20
Mclntyre
Feb
7c
20 Vac 24 %c
1
13%c
McCabe Grain
Jan
13
27%
12c
•
1
450
Jan
Jun
27%
1
j
Mines
—_•
1
10c
80c
9%
9%c Jan
Permo
July
4.05 July
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
5c
1.05
17c
Aug
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
6,500
15%c Jun
4c
Nov
*
Nov
Jan
Aug
80c
16%
100
i
2.10
20c
81
4,000
3 VaC
93 Va Mar
Dec
14,247
15,471
241
Jan
Oct
5.75
13,500
Pipeline
Sep
16%
26%
5.35
Exploration
8%
1.50 Aug
1.52
Peerless
Oct
Jan
48% Aug
,x5c
Pembina
Mar
Jan
81c
5c
Sep
30c
v
5.10
Jun
56c
Jun
1.25
1.48
Jan
14,027
29c
July
1.30 Jan
5c
13c
17,300
9,100
30c
50c
Jan
5.30
27
81,120
8c
4c
„
Jan
Nov
1.49
4%c Jun
4VaC Nov
6,250
Jan
1
22 % Mar
.
3,000
Cl,916
27
Jun
Nov
1
1
Nov
5c
53c
9%
7c
30c
Jan
common—
51c
9%
7c
8c
1
1
4%C
9%
•
7c
Dec
May
7c
99c
12,000
7c
70
21c
Dec
8c
3.10 Aug
75c
Jun
10 %C
Pamour
Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
Feb
Jun
11
July
24% May
10
7c
1.04
Mar
1.00
7,500
75
2.95
Mar
41
1.100
12c
75
Dec
Dec
74c
.
2.526
9%c
3.70
19% July
25
5%
75
Pamoil Ltd
85
26
5
9%c
Sep
25
1.43
4.525
26
5%
7c
26c
Dec
26c
600
*
Oct
11% Mar
2.50
360
1.10
Jan
1.05
4,775
47%
1.03
15c
Dec
2,300
47%
1.10
*
;
Dec
Uranium
23
10
common
Aug
Meta
Feb
•
5c
Gold
13c
23
'
90c
1
70c
McWatters
Nov
1,000
9c
1.45
*
Debenture—
4,750
Red
4VaC
4,800
37c
7VaC
.
1
29,800
Red
•
•..*"18,944
1.51
*
1
McKenzie
9c
1.43
Feb
3A09
Corp
Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines
Mayfair Oil & Gas
McMarmac
5%c
6c
60,000
Mines
Consol
Jan
Palliser
*
preferred
Matachewan
Jan
12c
Page
17 %c Dec
5c
Dec
j.—
Ltd
13c
Dec
Jan
v
Massey-Ferguson
Sep
4c
Jan
-—1
Mining
6c
13,500
Oct
—
Mines
Martin-McNeely
19,000
5c
3c
20 300
Maritime
9c
26c
7c
*
.
2.70
7c
5c
19c
Vac
Jan
2.55
26
3.45
1.10
2.60
70o
95 va
Jun
Aug
18,144
320
33c
May
32,800
15 va
6,640
Jan
3c
2,000
15
40c
7c
19c
3c
common
38c
Jun
9,825
78c
1
Jan
40c
4c
2,000
Warrants
Sep
*
Jan
48%
1
j.
Wholesale
Pacific
1.00
26c
Marigold Oils
Pacific
Oct
Pato
160
20c
Jun
20c
Metals.
Lake
Patino
4,000
Apr
36
Jan
Sep
14,575
11c
3,568
2,000
1
Oshawa
Osisko
Feb
6c
1,500
41
100
pfd
Ormsby Mines
24
3.20
4c
15c
40%
Gold
Orenada
8%c
6c
4c
14c
40%
Mines
Orchan
Jun
2.95
Jan
Jan
1.46 Jan^
_
22c
common.:
Mines
Products
Aug
26% '
Gold
Steel
Apr
1.28
72c
75c
_
14 VaC
1
Ontario
July
19
Jun
3 VaC
Nov
13 Va Aug
2.50 July
Aug
26c
*
&
65c
3.10
Dec
70o
•
:
Loan
10c
Apr
23c
2,000
22,644f\
Oct
Apr
20c
7c
24
9-850YJ
75c
*
Malartic
21 Va
95 va
Mines
67c
Feb
54c
29c
_1
Mines
Oils
3%c
Preferred
Maralgo
Marboy
Oct
50c23c
12
3%c
%c
Fields
Milling
37c
19 %c
Dec
20c
Gas
Ltd_—
Utilities
Okalta
50
Barvue
Leaf
18c
Oct
10
18 %c
1
Ltd
Mines
Opemlska
79K
74c^
1
Ontario
32,000
*
10%
2.10
Rare
4c
2,600
Mines
Cement
Pardee
18,926
10%
*
Obaska Lake Mines
Jan
1.11
10%
50
Beaucage
32c
16'A
May
1
Oils
Nu.dulama
38,290
1.08
12c
Warrants
Northwestern
2.40 July
15c
Jun
15%
2,400
25c
Exploration
Northland
23
1
Uranium
Maple
Dec
l%cMar
17C
Northspan Uran Mines VA" warrants—
Star Oil preferred
50
23
-—
Gold
10,750
9%
5c
\
Jan
1.00 Mar
Jan
Jan
16c
North
3 %c
--1
Mines
Majortrans
Manitou
6,500
3.10
•
River
Powell
Lake
Magnet Consolidated
Maher. Shoes Ltd
Malartic
8 Vac
1
&
Maneast
8c
Dec
6
6c
17c
May
1
common
Rankin
1
preferred
Cockshutt
MacMillan
Madsen
A
17,000
9.00
5.00 Mar
87c
Sep
3c
•
—
Goldcrest
20
Explorations
Macleods
8%c
1
Macdonald Mines
100
8c
22 Vac 26%c
8c
•
Mines
25%
2.81
1
Mines
.
7c
25%
*
—
26% Mar
986
87c
8%
89c
*
Long Island Petroleums
Long Point Gas
Macassa
Sep
32%
8.25
Ltd
Lowney (WM)
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowknife
31
Jan
30 %
Minerals
Uranium
25%
•
warrants—
A
340
30
29
*
•
(M)
30
30
preferred
class A
B
Locana
pfd—30
Jan
4,400
36c
Oleary
44,600
.
1
2.05
Jan
4 VaC
•
Oils
North
Oka
Jan
4c
'•••<
1
Coldstream
O'Brien
July
25c
4 VaC
1
Ltd
Preferred
Ocean
I4.C
Nov
Mar
Jan
Dec
1.65
May
10c
8c
1
Oils
Norvalie
7c
11,400
1.27
1
Canadian
Nova
15,500
Jan
42c
Warrants
Jan
9 Vac
Dec
•
Mines
Northgate
1.14
Nov
Jun
•
Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel
Norsyncomaque Mining
North
Jan
Oct
3c
Dec
1
__.
Normetal
North
38Vac
3 Vac
1
Gold
Mines
100
235
Jan
19c
26c
1
Minep
400
23,000
19c
Jun
19c
Mines
Norbeau
1.55
16
Dec
6c
4,000
.
28%
1.65
Apr
3 VaC
*
____;
Mines
1.55
16
Mar
17c
*
Mines
Acme
28%
1.48
Jan
19c
Dec
1
■
Noranda Mines
28%
1.65
35c
Dec
8c
3,500
53c
Oct
1
Sep
7c
160,125
27 Vac
Jan
_3
Leitch\Gold
18c
4c
1
5.00
1.40 July
Feb
45c
1
4.75
Jan
Feb
43c
34c
Rim
Jan
26c
19 %c
Jan
3 Vac
Nickel
Nipissing
Jun
Jail
July
4c
Mining & Smelting
July
130,550
8c
40 Vac
Dec
41 %c
Nickel
2.95
52c
5c
9c
1
Mines—
Rouyn
Niagara Wire
3.30
43c
4,000
20c
10c
45c;
II,014
8c
10c
1,200
1.00
4c
7%c
19c
1,500
Dec
3%C
i
20c
3,715
44c
10,700
10 %c
15c
19,600
1,000
8 VaC
1
3.70
49c
22,600
8 VaC
8c
8c
Manitoba
4.00
Jan
22c
Mining & Smelting
1
New Mylamaque
Mining & Smelt Ltd_l
Newlund
New
15c
2.20
21c
8c
3 %C
Telephone
33
26c
28,000
Quebec, Power
Oct
3,666
25,733
Northern
23c
16,900
6c
Northern
Dec
7c
3c
Mines
Oct
7%c Jan
35c
52c
Natural
Jan
65
5%C
21c
19% May
May
3%c Dec
33 %c
49c
3.60
—50c
__j.
7c
Sep
2.60 Mar
Dec
3 VaC July
21c
Sep
12,100
5%C
3.60
45c
34c
5%
Jan
49
7-Z733
9c
3.65
47c
32c
Jun
9%
1,300
u
•
51c
3.90
1
.—
4 VaC
5%c
10
•
3 VaC
3%C
34c
•
Canada
Jan
Sep
3%c
3 VaC
1
New Jason Mines.
New Kelore Mines
Ontario
2.80
205
1
Northern
1.01
65
1
Northern
13c
64%
3c
300
1
Jan
Dec
1.00 Aug
1.50 Aug
1.25 Dec
10%
1
Karricana
1
27
15,500
1.42
10%
50c
Mines
1.01
Jun
600
1.54
2.30
1.42
•
Mines
Apr
Feb
1.80
Canada
Hosco Mines
•
—
Mines
———10c
Silver
35c
Dec
27%
Nov
6c
—1
31%
Apr
25c
1.80
Loan
Lencourt
17 VA
1
Oil
Langis
18%
24
1
Mines
Gold
Lambton
Landa
3,850
—_i
—
Gold
Mines
Osu
Shore
Lamaque
31%
■__
Mines—
Gas
Lingman
30%
10
:__
31%
•
Exploration
common——
Warrants
Lakeland
•
i
of
Apr
10c
22c
*
Ltd
Mining
Lafarge
Loeb
Goldvue
North
Labatt
Little
Delhi
Northcal
Kelly Douglas class A
Copper
s
2.50
2.30
1
Mar
7 %c May
1.95 Feb
118,115
10
Nov
Jan
31
4% July
7,000
2.65
1.40
Oct
lie
5,000
1
—
Mines
<26
1,675
*
common
Davies
Newnorth
8c
Lake
3.70
14%
,
Dec
22 %c
24c
Lake
Sep
Nov
Dec
1
Gold
Mines
New
New
28
25% Mar
l
Continental Oil
New
Jan
1.75
47c
8%C
Lake
38
Dec
11
Sep
Nov
27c
24 Vic
Lake
May
56c
275
3.95
43
1
Mines
Kirkland
Jun
Apr
23
1,800
11V4
10
2.45
32
1,285
65c
31%
_1
■
Jan
50
1
New
* -J*
Jan
10c
4c
27%
1
New
Jan
16%
3%c
10
Mines
Calumet
13% Aug
27%
*
Mines
Bidlamaque
20Vac
14%
10%
New
Apr
*
Kopan
36 Va
Nov
Mining Co Ltd
1
Jumping
Pound
Petroleum
Jupiter Oils _i
——_
_!___—15c
Kilembe
Feb
31
High
Dec
14%
5c
-
I,439
3,200
25c
—
Mines
New
Dec
Low
17,350
*
Jan
58%
43
preferred
Kerr-Addison
13 %C
Range for Year I960
8c
20
—
New
Jan
16
Dec
62
_1
Gold
Jan
Feb
Jowsey
Kenville
Alger
Athona
50c
July
3Vac
Nealon
New
'45% Mar
2,420
•
Mines—___.
Quebec
Jonsmith
100
5 Vic
58 Va
10
B
25c
Jan
Shares
High
5c
14%
Car
Trust
Jan
20c
Warrants
Jcliet
35
1
Ltd
National
6%
Aug
Service
Steel
1.90
Jun
Jun
39 Va
Preferred
Class
3.60
90c
51%
(1939)
Gold
National
Jan
6
155
Lake
Club
National
Apr
21%
4,330
Mining
Mines
Joburke
Jockey
May
6%
Dec
42
preferred—
Public
Jellicoe
13
4c
25c
—
Jefferson
Petroleum
Nov
July
7%c
•
common
Grocers preferred
4%
61 Va
Explorations
Jaye
Hosiery Mills Class B
National Drug & Chemical
National Exploration
4.00
60
—
Jacobus
Jamaica
National
41%
_—
Waite
Dec
41%
Mines——
Glass
National
60%
Mines
Bay
Iroquois
13
5
common
—
Copper
Sep
25
,
Line
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Investors
95
__5
—
Pipe
Jan
19%
Low
1
Aug
15
1,500
57%
5%C
58%
Mines
54
Oct
New
.
International
Creek
Apr
1
for Week
'
47'A
8.50 Mar
250
4.20
'
2,238
15
Nama
Jan
78%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Dec
48
200
4.00
15
1
Inspiration
Intel-provincial
1,785
4.05
___!
Utilities
19 Va
High
44%
Mar
Week's
Last
Sale Price
39%
5
•
common
~—
International
93%
31
100
10
—
preferred—.
Gas
18%.
53
.
5%
Co—
&
Cement
Jack
50
53
Ingersoll Machine class A
Iron
47
___50
Inland
Low
5,696
preferred
Inglis
High
44%
preferred
$4 %
Friday
STOCKS
Range for Year I960'
Shares,
43%
50
,
Warrants
Irish
for Week
of Prices
Par
„
Industrial
(Range for Week Ended December 30)
Sales
Range
Last
41
4c
3c
5 VaC
96,550
1
1.50
1.50
1.50
2
13%
13%
15
1.50
1.49
1.52
1
-
56c
Jan
Apr
6V2C
200
1.50
Feb
2.10 May
1,005
.
3c\ Apr
13%
Dec
1.35
Sep
1,200
—1
19c
16c
19c
16,550
•
Mines
18
1.50
7.50
7.40
7.50
3,479
1
10 %c
8 %c
12c
139,832
16c
Nov
0.15 July
4c
Mar
28
Sep
Jan
1.95 Mar
46c
,7.90
12c
Jan
Sep
Dec
i
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>
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
stocks
»
Week's
.
Range
for Week
Sale Price
Par
Riverside Yarns class A
Rix
*
Uran_
Athabasca
1
Robertson Mfg 2nd preferred—
Low
6
•
19%o
V
♦
Low
40
6
19c 21 Vic
14
6
30,150 <
14
14
5
19%
19%
200
14V4
12c
100
43,700
13c
Robinson
Roche
A
preferred
Little
20
_*
Rocky
1
10'Ac
14%
IOV2C
1
15Vac
15'Ac
17c
8.827
—50c
4c
4c
4%c
7,148
4.50
Mines
Rockwin
14%
2,873
common
-
Mines.
Petroleum
Ltd,
United
Keno
Nov
29c
Sep
13
Par
Apr
United
New
17
Jun
18% May
19%
Jun
13
14%
Dec
J 8 %c
j
35c
Jan
Vanadium
10c
Jan
Vandoo
Fortune—
15c
Jun
3%c Dec
United
Oils
Venezuelan
Roe
Can Ltd common.
V)
(A
Preferred
Rowan
i
Consol
Mines
4.50
4.65
—100
.
75
75
35
1
7c
7'Ac
5,000
i—
10
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
73%
•
6.40
20%
4,607
6.50
25
Preferred
Russell
71%
73%
20%
Industries
•
Ryanor Mining
-
1,640
110
9%
300
12c
16c
23,300
10%
10%
100
9
9%
1
15 %c
4.45
6%
Dec
66
Mar
Jan
Power
Preferred
5.30
17 %
Jan
Sap
80
Jan
Vespar Mines
9.50 Mar
Dec
12
Vioiamac
Nov
7c
Jun
60c
Lawrence
Bt
Cement
Lawrence
Corp
preferred
class
A
*
Dec
13%
Jan
St
Maurice
Ban
River
Sand
Horsey
13,080
99
55
66c
66c
100
11%
11
11%
19,405
5.55
6.25
7,490
•-
common
1
Gold
1.53
32,894
19
Dec
Walker
Feb
99%
Aug
Nov
98c
Jan
Sep
11%
Dec
Wayne
4.00 Mar
6.50
Jan
Weedon
60c
8%
48c
1.55
May
5c
4'Ac
46c
52c
41
41
60c
70c
4,389
60c
Dec
1.20
14c 16'Ac
18,800
14o
Jun
16c
34,000
"
30
4'Ac
Oct
29
13c
Nov
37c
Nov
Mar
1.04
49
West
3.70
3.80
5,180
3.25 Mar
4.65
Arts
*
4.30
1,825
3.80 Aug
5%
Bhawinigan Water & Power com
Class
A
•
A
Class
Sherritt
1
Miller
Silver
Standard
41
283
W
3.30
39,819
2.01
Jun
3.35
Lake
2.96
Jun
4.50
32c
29,960
25c
3,000
—•
A
11
10%
11
372
10%
10%
10%
27
•
29%
1
:
Industries
*
1
27%
29%
3,150
1.17
1.12
1.17
29,275
2.90
Ltd
2.65
2.90
1,990
7
570
Oct
43c
23c
32c
21%
11%
Mar
25%
Spooner
Stafford
&
Oils
Jan
7%
21%
246
125,800
8c
124,650
14c
Ltd
Foods
Standard
Radio
Standard
3.75
200
14
466
uu.'3u60 Aug
13% Nov
200
10% July
34c
3,850
27c
27c
1,000
30c
25c
32c
30,982
6c
5%c
6c
9,500
33
33
33
50
67%
_*
67%
69
2,477
3%c
6.75
6.25
6.90
37,092
1
A
3'Ac
.1
,_T__
19%
19%
20
2,120
1
21c
18c
1,000
Nov
20c
Jan
38%
Jan
Jun
31
61%
Nov
6c
17
Sep
24
Nov
40c
10c
Jan
16,120
1.30
L85
44c
13
Mar
16%
Dec
17%
trust
3.60
15%
15%
125
13%
14
1,000
1.70
2.00
905
24c
25c
3,500
25
65
55c
55c
5,300
37c
51c
51c
"5,000
37c
10
10
1
10
_X
1.72
:
400
1.66
1.75
Mines
1
1.45
1.34
1.48
7,200
Mining
1
Territory
18 %c
17 %c
21c
51,700
•
571/4
57%
57%
751
69c
43,836
9,080
Texaco
Ltd
Canada
Thompson
common
Lundmark
•
66c
59c
Zenith
Tiara
Tidal
Park
1
...
Mines
Tom bill
Mines
2%c
44 %c
Ltd
•
Torbrit Silver Mines
Dominion
Bank
Toronto
Elevators
:
12%
1.50
Dec
20 %C Aug
21%
Feb
July
May
8% July
Toronto
General Trusts
Star
59
•
II
20
Toronto Iron Works class A
1.52
Jun
1.25 Mar
1.04
Ai^_
class
A
69c
57c
2.80
2.15
13
50
58
Towagmac Exploration
Traders
Class
5%
Finance
_
_40
'
Trans
—
Exp Ltd-
Canada
Pipeline
Transmountaln
Ploe
Transcontinental
Trans
Prarie
Triad
2nd
Shawkey
Class
Union
United
A
of
9'Ac Mar
38%
10c
2.25
1,900
38c
42c
3;7lo
19
18%
19%
17,927
9%
10%
20,887
10c
12c
16,200
200
,
"
15%
15%
15%
1.89
1.76
1.90
11,000
24c
24c
1,500
7c
8c
16,300
4.25
4.25
400
1
10%
•
15%
I ~50
6c
8c
10%
14%
10%
320
15%
13,342
52%
„
13,600
6c
32
5c
2.00
United
Canso
United
voting
-
-
trust
-
.
.
Canada
Vinegars
4'Ac
Jun
8'Ac
Oct
9%c
9%c
2,128
9c
14c
Feb
23
23%
1,110
29
Jan
May
22
79
.80
215
79
15%
15%
1,140
14
4.30
Nov
Dec
2%c
6c
1,000
1.02
20,040
83c
65c
68fc
32,450
3c
1,300
Jan
19%
Jan
8.25
Jan
56c
3c
85
Nov
Ouc
—
1.01 May
9'Ac
2c
Aug
Dec
27c
2.25
2.25
2.25
120
16 %c
19c
22,100
16c
24c
22c
24c
8,625
13c
2.00
Jan
4'Ac Aug
Jan
9'Ac
Jun
1.13
Sep
88c
Jan
3.00
Dec
Oct
5c
May
2'Ac Aug
17 %c
Oct
1.45
Dec
4%c
12,500
Aug
Nov
3.70
190.
6c
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
in
Canadian
Apr
29c
Jan
37c
July
Jun
Oct
Dollars
Jan
Sales
llan ge
for Week
'
Par
•/'
■
*
General
Consolidated
Dominion
Sugar
*
.
Gaspe
15,170
6%
6%
6%
2,950
25%
25'A
26%
1,620
5.85
5.90
16%
16%
30%
235
—
16%
3.90
Jan
778
13'A
Jun
29%
10c
15%
1.58
20c
6c
Nov
Dec
Nov
Dec
Jun
3.50 Aug
Minnesota
Ogilvie
18c
Jan
Pend
Jan
Price
Bros
4.10
47c
17c
5.50
Jan
Third
Mar
Yukon
Jan
Jan
41
42%
5,335
36'A Mar
44%
Jan
13c
13c
500
66
68%
400
21%
21%
20 %
_i.
20%
(
18
Dec
Apr
10%
Dec
Apr
16%
25
22c
3,000
16 %c
9,350
3.40
75c
4,753
49%
70c
Jan
Feb
54
Sep
Jun
24c
13c
Aug
22c
Dec
30
Feb
100
20'A
Dec
40'A
Jan
20%
900
19% July
26'/a
Jan
18
225
18
17%
Dec
Genl
Aug
23
30%
25
29%
Dec
30% Dec
200
29%
Dec
30%
14
14%
.
20%
20
20%
20%
455
21
21'
9% May
1,850
-
Oct
21
Dec
Oct
22%
Nov
31%
Jan
31
31
100
26%
49
245
40
2.30
2.40
800
41
40%
41
515
6%
6%
100
54c
56c
5,000
34%
34%
105
1
-
Trust—*
1
Corp„
w_
34%
-
"
Odd
5.20 May
1.25
Apr
20%
20%
50
18% May
23%
27
27
27
410
22% Mar
27
Aug
July
par
lot
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN
value.
sale
included
In
year's
range).
d Deferred
f
delivery sale
in year's range),
Selling ex-interest.
Flat price.
r
Cash sate
e
AND
t
(not
(not
included
(not included In year's rahae)
Dec
19%
20
48%
—
14%
Jan
Dec
850
49
_
Invest
Gold
FOOTNOTES
No
Jan
30%
.i—-I.¬
-
Jan
Oct
_
-
Zellers
•
Feb
30%
*
a
.
30%
„2.50
Paper_
_
Consolidated
Jan
14c
22
65
,
Sep
k
July
2.30 Aug
37
Sep
5%
50c
Feb
Dec
Feb
32
Jan
8
July
-'33%
2.50
Mines
Canadian
38
27% July
.—2.50
common
—
Nov
150
14%
A
Ontario
Oreille
26
5c
12%
&
Oct
Nov
400
1
.
______
Flour
Apr
18
6.00
18%
18%
13c
_____
class
1,070
26% Aug
250
_
_
Loblaw Inc
B
Feb
250
—
Paper new
issued
May
20%
29%
68 %
#
Mines
Copper
Sep
8
18
■
*
Linoleum—
High
Apr
July
6
29
—
common
&
i960
45
;
•
Oilcloth
35%
42%
•
-
30
18%
•
Paper
International
When
41 %
30
♦
Range for Year
Low
39%
*
Investments-
Shares
High
40
a
-
common
Glass
Dominion
*
ft
Dalhousie Oil
i
—
of Prices
Low
'
Jan
12
Week's
Last
_
Bronze
Class
26
3.70
70c
1,000
1.00
Dredging
Canadian
Maclaren
Jun
52%
70c
5%c
1
Develop
Dominion
Canadian
Jan
7% July
18c
<
Jan
17c
2%c
•
&
Feb
16
3.55
30
Jan
1.05
Jun
5%c
Sale Price
Canada
3.00
20%
-
1.67
Dec
7c
1.02
Corp
Gold
5.00
Jan
22c
—1
Dec
65c
3.70
Corps class B
Dec
Jun
1
.
Feb
Sep
Sep
38% July
30c
1
_
Asbestos
-
7%c
*
Mining Corp
Preferred
—
—
preferred
1,650
Oct
22c
7,500
2%c
Dupont Co common
39%
*
common-
Dec
Feb
7c
Mines
Canada
59%
Apr
_
preferred
Gas
Feb '
Apr
II—II
;
Dec
18
32%
•
_
48%
34%
•
*<
Mining Co Ltd
Chibougamau
City Gas__
May
Bulolo
Jan
100
10%
•
Pipeline
57
Jun
13
1,000
2.00
90c
700
9c
1
!
'
•.
Anglo Newloundlanu
Dec
,4,239
42 c
9,300
25c
2,260
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
May
8c
,
1
_
Line
Trinity
Ultra
12%
15
1.29
79'
1
Dec
7% Mar
■'
Mar
59%
37%
2.15
1
Resources
Tribag
Union
39
200
May
July
68c
31c
36%
ir.
.___.
Oil
Twin
135
13
5c
warrants
Canada
47
36%
Dec
5%
30,000
:
A''
Feb
36%
1956 warrants
1957
9
13
36 Vb
700
11c
'
Jan
36%
36'/8
5%
17%
24c
Friday
Jan
7c
1.15
37%
_
preferred
Trans
July
May
48 Va Mar
10%
36%
•
A
*
_
24 %c
8c
class
B
31c
6,000
256
Aug
Aug
Mar
1.22
15%
STOCKS
Mar
2,300
58
92
107
10
1.10
Mines.,
Jan
94c
Oct
57%
Feb
Mar
1,070
.1
,
Jan
Jan
43c
5% July
650
82
100
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Jan
33c
11
50
60
•
Metal
Nov
59'A
2%C Dec
10%
89
1.06
■
Dec
106
23%
1
Dec
42
17%
9'Ac
..
Feb
30c
40
8%c
__
1
Jan.
Jan
10
Mar
600
4,243
Feb
20c
Jan
45
13,366
33c
Dec
29
1.07
—:
Mining
Apr
5oc
28% Mar
9%c
Mines
Mines
Sep
3.50
11c
655
1
.
Oil
Jan
38 %
Dec
Oct
•
Zinc
1.55
Mar
20c
1,946
5%
5%c
8
July
3.00
4.30
Ltd
Jan
Jan
32
17,750
40
42
3.60
1.35
106
9c
100
_
Jan
34,000
59%
13c
Dec
Nov
16%
warrants
Jan
40c
3c
57%
4,400
11c
1.26
*
.
50
100
30c
1.00
Jan
25%
Nov
46
*
preferred
5%
72c
Jan
Nov
Jan
14c
43c 44 %c
25 %c 25 %c
10
—,
5%
2%c
33c
X
Toronto
Toronto
5%:
1
10«
Petroleums
11,251
35
89
1
Electric
Zenmac
Zulapa
Asbestos
Thorncliffe
81c
'
3.00
__
—
Temagami
26c
2.15
17% May
33
'
Jan
'.'2,850
10
1,475
Dec
Jan
Jan
Dec
19c
25
Pearson preferred
Teck Hughes Gold
75
40c
Jan
5%C JftU
July
16c
•
Taylor
1.00
__
*
Mines
Jan
Mar
v
1
Yukeno
Jan
12c
1
Mines..
1.00
Jan
Jan
70c
Feb
39%
__
1
G)
Apr
Jan
Jan
78c
Dec
32%
40%
40
17%
Larder
(H
9%
80
26c
40%
1
Bear
235
35
12c
_•
100
Mines
Young
July
Nov.
4c
24c
50c
.
Yukon
Caniick
1,100
9%
77c
30c
100
&
90c
1.00
32%
3.00
.
.__
Lead
Yankee
Jan
May
15C
35o
81c
.
class
Dec
35
A
A
May
26c
3.00
*
class
Nov
2c
42c
99c
v
__
*
class
22c
2,500
11,700
9%
1
:
1,000
3c
32 %
__
v
"S
45c
Jan
11,500
common
9%
1
Yellorex
Jan
13 %
13,250
14
87%
Oct
3c
5.90
6c
Bylvanite Gold Mines
Yale
•
23c
•
1.00
1
Wright-Hargreaves
Jan
1.37
*
30c 30 %c
1
1*
5,000
43c
5.
A_
10c
2'Ac
—
Jan
7c
5c
ordinary...
Jan
53C
1.30
Petroleum
3.88
6.00
13c
9'Ac
1.88
_
Inlet
Stores
July
Nov
Dec
12c
Coghlan
A
3c
21c ' Mar
Mines
Class
5%c
Oct
•
Woodwara
Dec
56c
6c
Industries
.
Oct
1.32
Superior Propane
18
7,440
1,300
g%c
__
•
Preferred
Jan
19
3.50
6c
3%c
Feb
Nov
Nov
Windfall
U.50 Aug
July
X
Exploration
J'iU.
*
400
5%c
__
Jan
Dee
1.25
Oct
3%c
5%c
*
Indus
60c
6.90
40
Jun
preferred
(J)
3.60
5.75 July
33% Mar
7c
preferred
Wood
7,485
1,500
3.60
Apr
2.45
82c
B
Winchester
95c
1.60
Nov
10c
Breweries
Petrol
&
2,130
38%
Nov
1.07
6,479
Petroleum
Pass
6.00
37%
95c
3.60
.
Warrants
Dec
10C
1
■
5.80
;"■>
Feb
3,770
class
Wiltsey
1.60 Mar
19c
25C
;
—_
Sep
Feb
3%c Aug
Mines
Contact
6.00
Apr
72c
500
38%
Sep
7
38%
13c
Leaseholds
Yellowknlfe
•
Iron
Cons
Voting
40C
27c
—*
Sullivan
Taurcanis
30c
1
Sturgeon River Gold
Tamblyn
.
1
-
Sudbury
Supertest
Dec
-1
Steeloy Mining
Sunburst
Oct
8c
17%
Bros
class
5c
93,417
17%
z
of Canada
Steinberg
10,700
13c
13%
Uranium
Rock
25c
9c
14
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Btarratt Nickel
Stedman
13c
3.60
1.35
40c
,
Jun
89c
Decalta
White
Feb
2.35
Oct
.17%
:
.
24
23 %c
May
•
-
Wire
Stanrock
18% July
————*
Paving
Standard
1.30
Feb
33
11c
Warrants
Dec
12c
*
80c
1.30
Dec
19%
13,300
75c
6%
Feb
86c
Grocers
$6
80
Jan
12c
—.
Surf
200
38
80c
<
__
(Geo!
9,500
6%
7c
89c
Oil
Naco
30c
38
Jan
1.25
Copper
4%%
Nov
Dec
19%
11c 16 %c
"
28c
6%
•
Oct
2.55
Nov
Gas_
&
Petroleum
Class
Jun
Dec
7
75c
...
Jun
1.05
*
Oil
Canada
Weston
Jan
1.24
3.00
July
2.00
16c
Mines
24c
92
1.30
July
1
Products
Western
Dec
33%
Nov
79c
87c
Warrants
Sep
92
*
Western
Sep
12
9% Mar
10"
16c
90c
94%
-91
87c
5,007
1
Western
Jan
•
Services
Air
Dec
4.65
;
Western
Mar
16 %c May
1
Union Oils
Southern
Switson
19%
31%
70
Apr
Oct
31%
__
_*
—
Petroleums
Canadian
WUlrov
Bpartan
Steep
290
19 %
__20
Southam
Steel
7%
,
*
Ltd
Western
Jan
28c
Jan
21%
30%
95c
Nickel
Warrants
Oct
400
23c
6.25
July
3.60
32c
2.25
Dec
1
Western
July
3.00
Manufacturing
Preferred
42 %
42 %
3.40
25c
Jun
75c
30c
>
Mining
Westeel
Jan
Oct
Dec
3.60
1
class
Dairies
30%
23%
27
37% Mar
3.30
50c
Mines
May
25c
100
—
Westates
13% July
NOV
1
Ltd
Mines
Slater
2,517
30
40%
7%
_1
Mines
Class B
Simpsons
D
28%
30
40%
*
Silverwood
K
24,641
50
—1
Gordon
Silver
S
27%
10%
*
preferred
Sigma Mines Quebec
Biscoe
27%
9%
3c
325
75c
30%
•
West Malartic Mines
Apr
10%
5,600
30c
75c
_1
Westburne
Apr
4.20
&
Western
Seven
4c
30c
__
Warrants
Jan
4.30
A
Ref
&
Petroleums
Wespac
Jan
Dec
3.75
G
Werner
1.00 July
50o
6,800
,
3%c
__
•
Waterous Equipment
Dec
48c
5'Ac ;
300
*
Mines
Wasamac
41
Freehold
Holdings class
Security
1.55
15'/a Mar
1
Metal
Selkirk
1.42
1.25
75c
1
Prod
Amulet
89
—1
•
Petroleum
Satellite
19
99
1
Petroleums
Debentures
Barcee
18%
99
Gold
Antonio
Sapphire
18%
common
Gas
Shirriff
Balada
•
100
6.25
5%
Waite
Jan
1.15
10
Mines
Wainwright
St
8%
32,700
;;
Oct
10'A
Jan
Jan
Dec
91
Viceroy Mfg class A—
Victoria &• Grey Trust
8%
1.89
1.29
—,
J
Ltd
20% July
Jan
Jun
1.23
/
•
;
Apr
90c
2,600
1.25
1
Debentures
.
Dec
28c
7
10
Ventures Ltd
10c
July
65
81
July
5c
9.05
Nov
6%
6%
*
1__
;
Jan
9c
22,506
1.24
:
common
—
High
5.30
1.14
•
i
—
Low
5,554
-3,725
-
12c 12%c
1.06
•
Alloys
Explor.
Range for Year I960
l.ll
1
Cons
8.40
I2%c
•
United Steel
Corp
Upper Canada Mines.
Shares
High
8.15
8.25
1
—
of Prices
Low
•
_—
Sep
Jun
Jun
6c
,
Hill
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
7%
Apr
'
class
$6
'
Sep
Week's
Last
Range for Year I960
High
6
/
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
-
Monday, January 2, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended December 30)
Sales
Last
.
,
49
3.15
Dec
Jan
46'A
Jan
7%
Sep
76c
37
Oct
July
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted
wd When
wi When
to
unlisted
trading privilege!,
delivered,
issued,
x
Ex-dlvidend.
y
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
L
Volume
193
Number
6017
.....
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(43)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
The
following
Association
bid
of
and
asked
quotations
obtained
are
from
the
National
bought
or
Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do
represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the
range
within which these securities could have been sold
(indicated
by the
which have
at the time of compilation
Origin of
on request. The "National" list is composed of
securities
distribution.
wide national
a
"bid")
Par
Industrials and
Par
Bid
Utilities
Par
L—1
8%
9%
—1
42 %
45 %
1
191/4
20%
t>y8
7V4
Gas
Allied
Development Co—1
Radio Corp.
1
v
24%
Gen
Alside
Inc
i6l/8
17%
Gibraltar
Aerovox
—'—
Corp
Air
Products
Aid
Inc—
Alico
Inc—;
Land
Biltrite Rubber
American
Cement
American
Express
Co_100
Corp
i—!
Co
Sterilizer
Telep
5%
■
50%
Green
33
35%
Green
32
34%
Grinnell
10%
Grolier
P)
Power
Capital
Chemicals
55%
Co__—5
Metal
Arvida
Co-—5
Corp
13%
Harcourt
87/e
;12%
Aztec
Oil &
Inc_„
-1
Baker
Oil Tools Inc——1———1 "
Bates
Mfg
Co—
Bayles
(A J)
11%
58
1
16Vs
Manufacturing Co_——1
Bag Co——
25
Bemis
Beneficial
Corp
Berkshire
Power
Products
Brown
Voltage
10%
Hilton
Hoover
—1
Co
class
1
47/a
17%
Fearless
8%
9%
8
8%
Natural
,1%
Houston
Oil
Hudson
6%
1
A
5%
6%
Hugoton
Hugoton
7%
5%
Husky
11%
•
—1
Gas_.
*
31%
1
3%
21 %
common
Gas
"units"
Trust
Production
Oil
17%
Indiana
23
preferred—25
110
25%
3
&
Inc—
1
Water—!
*
48
52%
Bakeries
1
31 %
34%
12%
13%
Interstate
Engineering Corp__*
Motor Freight Sys—1
21 %
23'A
Interstate
14%
California
Oregon Power Co—20
California Water Service Co—25
Calif
Water
&
45%
24%
Co—12%
Telep
Interstate
43
26
Class
31
Delhi
10c
3%
Canadian
Superior Oil of Calif 1
11 V8
12
53
56%
Cannon
Mills
Carpenter
Ceco
Oil
class
Ltd
B
Field
Point
Central
1
Corp
Gas
Indiana
Central
Louisiana
Central
Marine
Gas
16%
17 V4
Co_5
28 %
10
Corp__6
23%
21
29%
18%
Common
Clinton
Clute
com
class
33%c
17%
—1
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3%
14%
59%
States
Colonial
Gas
Stores
2%
Inc__—
Co_„5
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39%
Co—1
17%
19%
10 %
11%
18%
20%
-6%
Consolidated
Control
Cook
Data
Coffee
Cook
15 %
v.
Lines Inc__1
9%
.
63
-1
17
13%
8
1
5
7%
15%
7%
17
18%
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Coral
19 %
21%
41 %
45%
Ridge Prop pfd—
Craig
Systems
Inc—
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Crouse-Hinds Co_
—'
-—
Cummins Engind Co Inc__ —
5
Danly Machine Specialties
Darling (L A) Co—
5
Oil
Corp
Internat
Bridge
Di-Noc
Chemical
Arts
—-Dial- Finance
Diebold
Diversa
common—
pfd
conv
Donnelley
Sons Co
(R R)
Company
Duffy-Mott Co
1
Melpar
Economics
39%
52%
Mohawk
-2
15%
Mountain
237/a
Nalco
National
19/a
National
25 Va
50%
6%
7%
North
American
2
7%
9
North
Carolina
1
Corp——*—1
——•—
7%
21 %
21 %
62%
1
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Co
New
Fitchburg
Florida
Florida
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Co
class
Corp_
Capital
Corp
Steel
Foote Bros. Gear &
Ohio
Class
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Service
Tail
>-
8
1
9
Pacific
Natl
8%
8%
First Natl Bank
9%
First
26
22%
Natl Bank
First
16%
15 %
24 %
21
National
Passaic
4
8%
Parker
Hannifin
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Pauley
Petroleum
54%
-
365
33%
104%
110%
47
National
Trust
50%
16%
3
38
27 %
&
First
of
25%
24
1
10
17%
114
43%
Bank
New
New
New
34%
37
Hanover
75%
42
47%
38%
46%
74
70%
74%
41%
(Jersey City)_25
70%
74%
of
Louis
20
*
75'
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Corn
Bank
Tr
of
10
of
71%
79%
50%
& Sav
41
43%
22%
5%
61/2
Corp
1
22 %
—1
13%
14%
Hudson
Natl
Tr
Bank
Co
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Industrial
National
Providence
Industrial
York
10
32
20
R
Trust
For
51%
73%
19%
10
77%
<
21%
50
54%
50%
53 Va
34 Va
10
38%
Bank
Angeles)
73%
35%
77%
23
24%
66
-12%
(Boston)
20
Sterling Natl Bank ft Trust Co
70%
Co
68 Va
72%
55
59%
(N Y) —10
30%
33 %
Trust Co of New Jersey—2 %
Union Bank of Commerce
8%
York)—°
32
34%
55%
59
52
54%
25
(Cleveland)
83
68
144
*47%
(Wash) —20
Trade Bank ft Tr Co
57%
10
87%
Union Trust Co
45%
8
19
21
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Y)_^riQ
40
44
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz) _5
9%
61
United States Trust Co
Bank
of
44%
48
(Phila)—5
19%
21%
see
of
States
49
Maryland_10
(Boston)
10
Trust
(N
34
Y)„20
98
63 Va
—
37%
102
—
Wachovia Bank ft Trust Co
10
footnotes,
1st Natl Bk
Co
25%
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Co
Trust
23
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City.%
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62%
64
136
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Union
42%
Tr
National Bk__ 10
(Union
58%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany
10
(New
Bk__ 15
(Chic)
&
38%
20
(Dallas)-12
State Street Bank ft Trust
24%
Inc
Bk
.
47 %
53%
Long
Exch
New
22%
44 %
35%
(Philadelphia)
Security First Natl
67
76%
Bank
5
Trust
Seattle
119
20%
4
Louis
34%
114
Tradesmen's Bank
Trust
.
50%
32
"
St
71
47
20
Second Natl Bank of Phila
25
Bank
'
56%
67V2
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10
Royal Bank of Canada—
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
.75
-43%
-
75%
53
-
Republic Natl Bank
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C__25
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
"
42%
70%
4%
21%
1
72
43%
Island N Y
29%
Pittsburgh National Bank
56%
47%
71V2
(Chicago)L20
37%
53
92%
44
25
56%
ft
40%
87
Essex
34%
;
36%
38
Eng Trust Co (Boston) _100
Jersey Bank & Tr Co——11
-Provident
64%
34%
.7.50
52 %
10
Rochelle
Natl
&
104%
61
&
32-
71%
Natl
Newark
Northern Trust Co
361
6%
of St
Bank
(Albany (
34
10
Bank
50%
101%
10
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack N J)——
5
Philadelphia Natl Bank
_10
20
Westchester
Girard
'—1'
330
Boston—12%
'
45%
'
Co
Natl Shawmut Bk of
Bost—12V2
State Bk of Newark—12%
43
*
—10
City Bank (N. Y)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
Trust «Co
(Philadelphia) _10
18
Co—6%
America—5
of
47
25
Commercial
Co
National
118
40%
40%
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166
41
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Franklin
40%
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Banking Co (N J)
10
27 %
157
(Fairfield County)—,
10
National Bank of Westchester_5
National City Bank (Cleve)—16
386
31V.
Guaranty
New York
National Bank' of Detroit
National Bank & Trust Co
114
(NY)_10
County-
First Natl
25%
237/a
& Light
of
Morgan
(White Plains
Trust Co
:
617/a
51
33V3
_—
(Buffalo)
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston_10
66%
108
5
First National Bank of Chi
First Natl Bank of Dallas
9%
-
4%
Co
63%
*
of
(Atlanta)
(Baltimore)
5%
Corp
47%
59
12
Bank
5%
Pantasote
50 Va
■»
Traders
Mellon Nat Bk & Tr Co
(Pgh) _25
Mercantile Ti* (St Louis)—12.50
33%
'
Mercury Electronics—90c
Packaging
v
'
&
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
Nassau County N Y
York
Bank
N
15%
6 /a
14
-7
56%
44%
5
First Natl Bk
16 %
Robinson
Trust
69%
Southern National
(Camden
*
5
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14%
Power
(N J)
New
Co__5
East
65
52%
(Phila)—10
York)
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Co
Hudson County
Pacific
.
29
Co
Trust Co
Natl
''
111
25 %
Hartford
10%
*
20%
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105
27Va
91/2
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6%
53
42%
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20
5
33//
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5% *'
31%
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40%
5
Trust
9%
197/a
12%
'
21%
19,
5
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Bid
10
35%
62%
350
Manufacturers
20
8%
Far
18%
1—--1
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35%
8%
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9%>
19%
29%
49
19
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Companies
597/b
3%
Pacific
6 Va
32 Va
5
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7%
5%
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32%
*
1
61 %
6%
5
30%
First
Co—
Power
15%
63 Va
10
28%
First
Co
10%
59
10
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)__10
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
6%
River
36%
9
14%
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)
25%
10%
Corp
34%
5
10
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
Long Island Trust Co
24%
105
74V4
Miss
Co
Co
8%
11%
38%
50%
10%
69%
Coal
Ben
Conversion
7%
10%
36%
24%
9
Water Co $4 pfd-*
69
22
-5
B
Franklin Corp
—
Water
Oklahoma
5
47%
Fairfield County
9%
Serv
35%
22'A
Co (Chicago)
County Trust Co
5%
Corp
33%
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
55
336
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
50
13%
Pub
12%
86%
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co.
12%
57%
,
6'A
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (NY)—10
-5
65V2
A——1
51 Va
31
1
Co
Gas
25
11%
82%
7.50
Ask
47
Gas—2.50
Nuclear-Chicago
Penn
20
1
Mach cl A-5
Coal
Northwestern
Old
Governor
Bid
100
8%
*
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23%
1
Co
Yuba Consolidated
52%
12%
Assoc—8
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It-
8%
10,
2.50
6%
36%
47%
36%
of Del—1
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&
File
14/a
32 /2
70%
r
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9%
8
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6 Va
33%
44
7%
1
Northwest Natural Gas
30
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Northeastern
67
1
49%
11%
50c
23
66
10%
Wood
1
1
Inc
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
1
Yellow Transit
Freight Lines—1
;
34%
10
common—
Shirt Shops
North
9%
5
77%
2%
Corp.
23
1
Inc—
B
Nicholson
Farrington Mfg Co
*
Feleral Natl Mortgage Assn_100
Financial Federation Inc.
—1
Galvan
73%
^,-1
13%
—2.50
—:
—
15%
Cos
Co
Co
Wurlitzer
_5
New
34%
Corp A com_50c
41
Equity Oil Co_
Fisher
Homes
23
46%
Emhart Mfg Co
Empire State Oil
Brothers
Oil
&
Inc——.1
Class
Co
Co—
(Texas)—*
Electrolux Corp
Electronics Capital
Boston
Gas
National
4
Wilcox Electric
Co
;
,_3
Wisconsin Power & Light Co_10
Witco Chemical
5
(Newark)_25
-
5
Company
15
a
Whiting Corp
40%
4%
Bank——10
-1
Supply Co
14
Electrada Corp
Electro-Voice Tnc
&
Fuel
Chemical
■■
;18%
17%
—_2%
1
Rubber
13%
,
21%
20
2
Inc—
Co
Gas
Utilities
22
50c
Weyerhaeuser
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
32%
Missouri
.*>
52%
Gas
27
Connecticut
17
39%
.
Publishing
Massachusetts
25
45%
24%
Miss
4%
Natural
Western
1.25
20%
15 %
*
Shipping Co
39 %
Laboratory
Resistor
Mississippi
v
Western
30%
19 Va
23
44%
Inc
Co
Co
Mfg Co
Minneapolis
16
4
Western
4 Va
28
42%
7%
Laboratories
54%
22%
14%
1
Cleveland
Inc—
common
Associates—_10
Electric
Ets-Hokin
Miller
Pipeline
21 Va
50%
1
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co__ 12%
5
3 6'/a
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1
preference —
rIndustries
Miles
67
A
48 %
2 V*
Utilities
30%
Class
36 %
——1
—
Eastern
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
44
Co
Inc
14%
Inc—T——-r-2
Corporation I-
Eastern
Mid-American
24%
19%
16
.—25
12%
14
*
Utilities
15 %
Manufacturing Co_*
& Telephone Co„ 10
37 \
5
: 15%
Publishing Co———5
Broadcasting —1
Gas
Lt
14 Va
29%
Inc^-
Trust Co
-—50
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
Commercial Trust of N J—
25
11%
—1
Microdot
Point
*
48%
Bank
(Savannah)
—10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago)_25
2%
Lines—1
—.-141%
—
Duriron Co
First
12%
2%
Motor
Inc
Michigan
1
10
3%
20
—
Cftizens &
16%
—3—11%
St
Trust
43%
14%
CorpJ
Telephone Co
Transmission
(N Y)—_ 10
National Bank
Louis
Chemical
,34%
63
1
---1
&
Fisher
15%
32%
Fast
Coast
21%
Natl Bank of Cleve„16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila—10
Chase Manhattan Bk
(NY)_12%
9 %
40%
18%
6%
27%
Central
25 Va
2%
Merchants
'
Va
Western
Virginia
Camden
20%
8%
23
Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
—
Bradstreet Inc
Dunham Bush
Erie
19%
1
—5
25%
5%
of
Broad
31%
Eng
28 %
,
-5
5
'
Drackett
Paso
29
Corp
Machine &
40
-5
1
Inc
El
McLouth " Steel
McNeil
22%
-5
Inc
Dura
Co—16
lc
23
-1
—*
St
65%
Corp
16%
Co—_1
Inc
Co—
Corp
Dictaphone
Dun
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Meredith
Delhi-Taylor
West
14
York
Boatmen's
37
Metropolitan
Detroit
National
(San Francisco)
Bank of Commerce
5'14%
61
Industries
19%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5•>
'
(W
McLean
11%
A!
Baltimore
70%
67
1
17%
class
29%
57%
13 Va
Bankers Trust Co
34%
Inc
10%
13%,
Corp
24
27
West
Bank of America N T & S A
Bank
*
Corp
Maxson
V.
22%
54 %
Par
5%
1
—
Co
Electric
23
Wesco Financial
Bank and Trust
18%
&
21%
27%
22%
Gas
27%
1
7 Va
Westcoast
1
Corp
33%
17
1
1
Dejur-Amsco
$1.25
cl B—5
Co
Corp
26
16%
8%
Corp
—10
15%
19%
Co
23%
Co
6%
7%
1
Delaware
Wells
7
5
31 %
._1
20%
Business-Machines—10c
Dashew
Chemical
Bank of New
13%
Mattel
13%
Hotels
28%
21%
26 Va
10
Products
52 %
26%
5
1
17%
Co
49%
Co__;
Wellington Mgt Co class A—10c
2%
non-voting
Works
:1
Corp
16%c
Swasey Co—
1
18%
1
Corp
T
Strong Cobb Amer Inc.
9%
49%
%
6%
—1
Corp
Marmon Herrington Co Inc—11
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry—50c
8%
7%
12%
1
8
lc
Marlin-Rockwell
16%
7%
24%
10%
1
Madison
18%
12 %
Company—-—1
Screw
Struthers
7
17%
22%
17%
—2 %
27%
Clark——25
Co
Macmillan
50c
Corp
9%
25%
Plus
Ludlow
10 %
66%
Co
Electric
1
Co_3
Chemical
Long (Hugh W) & Co Inc__50c
Lucky Stores Inc
1%
17
-
Washington Steel Corp
Watson Bros
Transport A
.1
Co
39%
10
com
Wash Natural Gas
29%
1
Co
Stouffer
14%
Steel
50
28
11%
16%
1
9%
367/a
Co_
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
47%
Steamship—^.50
Stepan
10%
Loan
Brothers
1
Tel
31%
9%
Lone Star
9%
Products—5
Rock
Continental Transp
9
29
12%
Blower
&
Warren
10%
1
26%
24 %
3
Inc
&
Warner
35 Va
147/a
21%
Frary
Lau
27%
8%
Mfg
&
24%
19%
46
Liberty
6%
25%
,
—
23
Lanolin
15%
Gas
&
Co
Portl'd
Co
Producing Co
Home
Stanley
14%
13%
Landers
Elev
Interstate
Colorado Mining
—1
Utilities
23%
32
Common
V/a
7
Koehring Co :
5
Laboratory for Electronics-—1
Laguna Neguel Corp units
4
& Gas Corp com_3
' $1.25 conv
preferred-—
25
Commonwealth Gas Corp——1
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Consol Freightways
2.50
Colorado
Colorado Oil
Gas
22
25
14'A
31%
13%
(Jim)
*
Co
Walter
1
Co
Co
Tel
Grocery Co
Waddell & Reed Inc class A
23 Va
45%
13'/a
29%
50c
23
21%
1
Fruit
Stanley
46%
43 %
*
-—10
Keystone
18%
14
16
Inc
Ketchum
63
Corp
Corporation
Coastal
Kentucky
15%
Product—1
B
Engines
14%
Steel
Kennametal
20
Co
54
Co_
Power
States
E)
Standard
36
1
(A
Stand
19%
50
Kearney & Trecker Corp
31%
cl A—33%c
Citizens Util
18%
Supply
Von's
41%
*
20%
Standard Pressed Steel
Standard
Register
40%
34
$1.46
5%
5%
14'%
1
Corp common1
preferred
*
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
25%
19%
Serv
Staley
193
37
1
Steel
Kaiser
28
Co—
13
180
5
Corp
Jessop
3c%
26%
Chattanooga Gas Co
——1
Chicago Musical Instrument—1
■
Jervis
Water
44%
Mfg Co
Corp of America
5
Spur Oil Co
75/a
Co—15
—
"o—z Inc
•Jamaica
42
Co——10
Central
Public
29%
5
Electric
Power
Central Telephone
VT
28
39%
Co~
41%
Co__10c
Spector Freight Sys Inc
Speer' Carbon Co__!—
Sprague Electric Co
-
Inc—
Utilities
Vitro
Power
Statler
3%
;10
Co
&
5
Southwestern
&%
6%
1
Corp
JacK
4%
-1
Service
Southern
Itek
25%
3%
Co—
Services
!
Public
Iowa
50c
•*
common
Inc
Iowa
50
24
Co—3%-3
Central 111 Elec & Gas Co.
Central
47
ctfs—.
Trust
Electric &
1
10
Co
Paper
Steel Products
Cedar
25
com
Diver
A
Ionics
~3%
Canadian
Securities
Investors
Vector
18
Southwestern Elec Service Co__1
Interstate
5
50%
16%
26%
Internat'l
Tel
47%
24 %
5%
56
14%
Southwest
4%
52
72%
25%
Gas
2
Mining Co
12%
Co
15 V.
49
%
33%
68%
7%
Co—„*
Dev
14 Va
46%
31%
1
Co
Water
Eng
&
39%
9
Valley Mould & Iron Corp.:
5
Vance Sanders &
Company—50c
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
5
24%
International Textbook Co
Interstate
Calif
36%
Const
5 Va
11
36
3%
34
Utah
2
Corp
Shore Oil &
Southern
3
5
Cable
Union
29%
California
r
Skil
&
Southern
Byllesby
.
Simplex1' Wire
43
23
10c
4%
——2
Power
New
58%
Co
Pacific
Nevada
21
&
3%
1
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27%
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Upper Peninsular Power Co
5%
13%
9%
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
10
11%
5
Co
Southern
55
(H
&
Southern
Brush Beryllium Co—
—1
Buckeye Steel Castings Co——*
Burndy Corp
i—
1
Corp
35Va
10%
Co
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Southern
37 %
Corp
5%
32%
29%
.
5
States
1
Inc
Inc
Fetzer
12
.
Servateria Corp_l
United States Sugar
Corp—
1
6%
■
5%
13%
35
27%
1
6%
Co_.
Homes
United
11
24%
32%
1
Leasing Corp
■
'
10
5%
Corp.l
States
19%'
12%
5
—1
Inc
Prod
(G
10
Elec Lt & Pwr
20c
Petroleum
4%
39%
1
—
Corp
13%
34%
Recreation
United
88%
3%-
Indianapolis Water Co
—10
International Bank of Wash
1
Mills
Gas
Union Texas Nat Gas
Corp
United States Chem Mil
19%
84%
1
1
!—;
Indian
Head
31 Va
18%
12%
Co
Co
55
29
1
88% "1
33
,
22%
51
Gas
"
31%*
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Corp__,
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Pipeline Co
1
1
Corp
Reid—
81
497/a
■18%
Pipe Line
Elec
20 Va
"
8%
Co
H)
South
19%
18
33%
Gas
27
18%
46%
—1
Tucson
Seismograph Service Corp
23%
•
Material
Trans
33%
25
♦
—II
,
Inc
Manufacturing Co_2%
&
Sierra
4%
—.1
Field
15%
*
'
Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class
37%'
i07/a
1
Sharpe Mfg Co
Bruning (Charles) Co Inc
Houston
6
34%
10c
&
47%
"
1%
Light Co_l
1
Corp—
Scott
Tracerlab
'
27%
___!_*
Corp
Towmotor Corp
17%
21%
class A
Bantam
Searle
Tokhelm
48%
28 %
25%
___i
29%
30%
Inc__3%
Inc
■;
16%
Mills
Time
•
-
.27%
__3
Associates
Scholz
5%
16 %
45%
2
.-
Tubular
Schield
\28V«
59
Jacinto
Sanders
163
153
Co
Plywood
Sawhill
26
7 %
26
_*
—
Thompson (HI) Fibre Glass
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
54%
Sabre-Pinon
10%
2%
jl—25c
Thomas & Betts Co
6%
1
1
*
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Rockwell
31%
32
1
_
;
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Inc
Roddis
.—1
Corp
Myers
Rose Marie
9%
52 V.
29%
.33%
Inc
Corp
.
7%
31%
Transval
12 %
San
49%
1
11%
Cor p..7
Transwestern
35%
38%
5%
1
King
27%
6%
15%
29%
36%
Thermo
4%
25%
1
23%
Robertson
30 %
Thermo-O-Disc
1
v
13%
171
10%
Corp
14%
11%
28%
21
7%
12
163
Inc
Texas Eastern Transmis
Texas Industries Inc
"42
A_
1
25c
&
33
29 %
Corp
Houston
Brand Rice
27%
1
A_
Houston
44
River
355/a
11
Engineering
Corp
Credit
12%
common
$1.20
High
19%
Bowling Corp of America
Inc
Inc
33 %
19%
Gas
Roadway Express
Mining
11%
Botany Industries Inc
Bowser
1
5%
39%
Corp—
121/2
Stoker
Robbins
.
Fund
27%
1
Telecomputing
Co—5
Natural
Riley
100
Inc
Techno
Hamp-
class
Purina
Republic
102
94
preferred—
18%
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc
Bowman
Splendor
Ralston
102
95
——5
1
&
95
10
Co
34%
21%
6%
17 Va
26 Va
"5
32
5%
Co
Ask
5%
16
—II*
—
20
6%
Richardson Co
21%
_1
Inc.
Inc—_—5
—
Hathaway
Hills
&
'
77%
•
A com_10
Co_
Brace
6%
58%
54
Beryllium Corp
—_*
Bettinger Corp
1
Billups Western Pet Co .—_——1
Black
Co
17%
9%
Bros
class
common—
Aluminum
Hidden
12%
53%
Markets—
Co
50%
'
Inc
Inc
Bid
1
~T
^
Tappan Co
5
Purolator Products
•
19"%
Hewlett-Packard Co
8%
8
.
—i——1
Laboratories
New
Radiation
Tampax
10%
5
Mexico—_5
New
of
21%
74
Heublein
10
Baxter
of
Co
AlOgre Sugar
Purex Corp Ltd
23%
46
25%
24
Co
Serv
44%
*
15%
14%
Serv
Broadcasting
26%
9%
1
Punta
Taft
7%
America
Pub
162
5
—
Electric Co
of
Pub
20 Va
Hathaway Instruments Inc
—1
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
Helene Curtis Ind class A——1
83
Co
8%.
25
Pubco Petroleum
41%
1
*
Stubnitz
Greene Corp
Susquehanna Corp
Systron-Donner Corp
20 Va
7%
2
Potash
10%
21"%
18%
*
Producing Properties Inc__„10c
11% :
154
•
Controls__l
&
Inc__—
Mining
Harvey
9%
13%
.791/4
Qas Co———1
Atoinics
Behlen
Hanna
11%
Products
Baird
30%
1
Avon
A)
B
21%
28%
1
Inc_
Cosco
(M
Class
20%
•
Spring Corp_——10
i-A-—-——2.50
Associated
Hanna
;52
49%
.
1
Inc—
Xerox
Co—5
Construction Co__110
Genl
Co__
Co
18%
10%
Corp__5
Gas
13
/ 17%
—*
Hamilton
Power
Portland
12%
1
25%
'
9%
5
.
Haloid
Gas
Co
Corp_
Hagan
52
40
16%
12 Va
20%
<
ll7/8
—1
Brick
Inc___
16%
Service
377/a
15%
Corp—3%
Rubber
~
class A
Fire
Mountain
Growth
32%
30
(A
'42 %
Western
pfd
Cement
Natural
Ask
1
1
Bottlers
Lumber
Plymouth
19
39%
Public
Pioneer
24
15%
Arkansas
14%
30%
20
Inc——_—4
Arizona
13%
Corp of Calif_l
Glickman Corp
•
Pickering
28 %
10
(Calif)
Finan
32%
Bid
Par
Industry
General
Permanente
1
Giddings & Lewis Mach "Tool—2
Glasspar Company class A—1
47 %
_3
30%
Tool
Pepsi-Cola
Ask
1
.
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Farms Co common-„„.l
Arkansas Missouri
.
Service
11%
40
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Art
»
18%
7.509%
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Anheuser-Busch
Arden
:
Corp„
!
43
5
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Pipe & Const, Co—„1
American
Co
Futterman Corp class A
Garlock Inc
10%
—2
Amer-Saint Gobain
Frito
Bid
17%
■
5
American Greetings class
American-Marietta Co—
Amer
23
1
American
Pendleton
Ask
(Quotations for Friday, December 30)
(indicated by the "asked")
an/ iu?tation furnished
not
43
preceding
page.
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N
C)j
Wells Fargo Amer Trust
25 Va
—5
Co—10
*
27 %
57 %
61
44
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NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Funds—
Aberdeen
Fund
Affiliated
Mutual
Research
Amer
Associated
Intl
7.32
7.92
Investment
Fund
Fund
231/4
1.46
1
Istel
9.65
22%
*
Atomics Physics & Science Fnd
Investors
8.83
Corp___l
Resources
of
Inc
5.01
1
10.27
Boston—1
Fund
11.22
12.38
11.48
1
Mutual
5.48
:
12.55
34.95
35.65
B-l
(Investment
Bonds)— i_l
24.42
25.48
Fund
"A"
Inc__ 1
5.22
5.67
B-2
21.39
23.33
"B"
Inc—5
8.25
8.97
L'-3
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
X14.99
16.35
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
3.79
4.09
B-4
(Discount Bonds)_______ 1
9.15
9.99
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Axe-rTempleton Growth Fund
K-l
11.36
12.35
1
9.11
9.96
S-l
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc___l
11.51
12.58
S-2
(Income
Canada
Blue
(Medium Grade
Ltd
——
Boston Fund Inc—
Broad
Street
Bullock
Canada
12.29
13.29
12.37
13.56
6 68
7.30
Inc—
1
Century
Ins
Fund
7c/o
Shares
Energy
17.89
Insurance
Stk
Fund
5.97
a26.10
Sayles
Managed
Fund
Mutual
Industrie^
137%
Metal
14.01
—_.__1
10.40
9.52
9.51
Petroleum
17.22
19.05
shares of
Inc——
1
Inc__—
20.71
8.19
1
8.90
14.52
19
Units
Nat
&
of
3.32
3.64
2.05
2.25
shares--lc
3.38
3.70
——lc
2.41
2.64
Bankers
Natl
Shares
33 %c
13.34
14.42
15.18
20.06
interest—1
16.41
14.20
15.35
X9.30
10.21
1
al3.60
1
3.05
3.32
Federal
1
Inc_l
20.09
Forster
57.65
58.23
National
1
11.08
12.19
9.34
10.27
Fund
Delaware
—
Income
Wide
Fund Inc—1
x9.78
10.72
8.64
9.47
Dividend
Preferred
Stk
Growth
Dividend
Eaton
25c
Fund
Inc..
.—.
2.99
15.10
Bond
3.28
1
Shares
Dreyfus
16.41
Stock-
50c
—
Fund
Electronics
Investment
13.03
Equity
Fund
__10
21.35
New
7.74
8.02
England
York
—..i.1
Growth-Fund
171-2
Globe
&
(D
Gov
25c
12.34
13.49
Capital Fund—
_1
Fund Inc—
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__l
15.79
17.16
Oppenheimer
Fidelity
15.76V
17.04
17.65
19.08
Inc_l
4.19
5.75
6.29
Florida
Industrial
Florida
1
Inc
10.80
8.84
Funds
stock series
Preferred
stock
2.77
6.06
6.66
Pioneer
Inc—
_lc
2.68
—1
x8.93
series
Inc
13.67
14.67
Inc
13.33
6.90
8.87
General
Group
Capital
Corp
20%
Republic Natl Life Insurance
21 %
23
St
Paul
Fire
Ins
&
Life
Marine—
Ins
of
2
_1
(New Haven)—
10
69%
5
49%
52%
Springfield Fire & Marine
19%
20%
$6.50
10
42 %
45%
Standard
Accident
10
57
60 %
Standard
Sec
10
90
96
Travelers
5
62%
65%
United
1
4%
5%
U
3%
U
Co
Insurance Co
Steam
Boiler
Home
Insurance
Owners
,
Co
Life
Ins
Co
U S
(Fla)
Corp
of
Amer
Life
Standard
Title
.
50c
2%
Ins__ 10
Insurance Co of N Y
43
37 %
&
Trust
Co—_5
2
preferred
.10
10
Life
Ins
Guaranty Co
(N
Y).
(N Y)—___8
Insurance. Co
Ins
Fire
Co
of
S
Life
the
5
America—2.50
57
62 Va
33%
36VB
"
61
6%
38%
42%
55
58%
51 %
34%
104
47%
(Geo)
Putnam
Figures after decimal point represent
Federal
x6.29
.'—_
al2.96
19.36
10.59
Electrical
Equip
Fund
Capital
of
92%
96 %
32%
34%
41
43 Va
30%
32%.
___2
42%
45
2
Insurance
33%
35%
Co
City of N Y
Fire
8.59
_1
7.58
32nds
more
of
point
a
1961.
100.11
100.13
1961
100.3
100.5
May
1961
100.6
100.8
Apr.
lo,
15,
Natl
Mortgage Assn—
99.20
1963
1,
1961
3%s
100.8
1961————
15,
17,
Feb.
Apr.
3,
1961
100.4
4s
100
Apr.
3,
100.6
100.4
3%s
Jun.
1, 1961—,,
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
100.2
100.6
1961
100.10
(The)
8.78
^lc
9.62
6.40
Selected
6.97
6.35
Apr.
3,
1961
100.5
100.7
Jun.
20,
1961
100.26
100.30
100.20
10,
1961—
100.12
100.14
4s
Sep.
20,
1961
Apr.
10,
1961
100.12
100.14
3%s
Feb,
20,
1962
100.12
100.14
May
10,
1961
100.20
100.22
4s
May
1,
1962
101.4
101.16
4%s
Jun.
12,
19611
100.25
100.29
4%s
1962
102.12
102.28
Sep.
11,
1961—
101.15
101.19
2%s
Aug.
May
20,
5 %s
3%s
Feb.
13,
1962_
100.12
100.20
4%s
Apr.
20.
1964—_'
102.8
102.24
4%s
8.19
Sep.
10,
1962
102.20
103
4s
Oct.
20,
1964
101.2
101.10
4s
3%s
Mar.
—
—
1963
11,
100.8
99.28
1963
1,
98.20
14.56
Common
7.33
Oct.
20,
Nov.
12,
1963
101.28
102.12
3V4S
May
2,
4%s
16.01
6.71
Jun.
10,
1965—
102.08
102.24
4V4s
Mar. 20,
1968—_
100.8
101.8
Dec.
12,
1966
101.20
102
4%s
Mar.
20,
1969
101
102
1969
—
11,
1968———
4%s
July
10,
1969————
101
102
5%s
Feb.
10,
1970
103
104
3 %s
Apr.
1,
Sep.
10,
1970
100
100.16
5 %s
July
4%s
Aug.
10,
1971
100
100.16
4%C
Oct.
5 Va s
Feb.
10,
1972
107.8
108.8
3%s
May
98.16
97.16
101.4
1966
20,
Apr.
1965
15,
Apr.
4 Va s
al2.46
Mar.
43sS
4%s
Stock
Fund_l
Fund
Inc
xlO.85
Smith
Southwestern
(Edson B)
Fund
1
97
1
13.93
Sovereign Investors
Street
General Bond shares—
lc
Stein
Roe
Bond
Merchandising
Mining shares
lc
shares
shares
102.24
103.24
106.16
107.16
,.94.16
95.16
20.
1970—iL_
106.16
107.16
1,
.1970-1967-
101.16
102.16
1,
1971
5.91
9.91
10.86
2.05
2.27
12.35
1
7.73
8.43
Texas
1
9.98
10.91
Twentieth
_lc
8.41
9.22
United
xlc
Mutual
Fund
9.21
10.09
Inc
Growth
H-C7
Series
H-DA
13.45.
United
Continental Fund
United
Income
1
a20.26
5.13
5.02
5.61
Value
,v
a26.34
__lc
8.39
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10g
Income Fund of Boston Inc_
1
2.50
2.74
7.49
8.19
1
8.94
9.77
1
8.41
9.09
Value
Ltd—
Funds
Line
10j93
13.80
15.08
1
15.73
17.10
1
6.14
,
6.71
5.09
5.56
Street Investing Corp_2—1
Washington Mutual
Investors Fund Inc.!
—1
8.68
9.49
._
11.51
Whitehall Fund
11.68
Winfield
Institutional Income Fund—lc
5.99
6.56
Wisconsin
Security
Bonds—
Bausch
Bid
Tel
Lomb
&
Beneficial
4$s___1992
Tel
&
Opt
Finance
4%s__1979
4%s
1981
Burlington Industries 4%s__1975
Canadian
Feb.
15,
1 %s
Apr.
1,
4s
May
15,
1963
Oct.
1,
1963
99.26
May
15,
1961
Aug.
1,
1961
1961
1 %S
Oct.
1,
3%s
Feb.
15,
Feb.
15,
3%s
Feb.
15,
.100.15
4%s
Nov.
15,
100.29
1V2S
Apr.
1,
99.14
4%s
99.10
1962.
4s
:.
l%s
100.27
;
99.30
100.13
1961
Pacific Ry
4s
1969
Commonwealth
Oil
—1982
1977
Ref
6s__1972
Consol Edison 5s___
Paso
—1990
Natural Gas
15,
1964
104.18
T04.22
101.3
3%s- May
15,
1964
101.10
101.14
1962
101.13
101.15
5s
Aug.
15,
1964
105.16
105.20
1962
100.21
100.23
l%s
Oct.
99.4,
4%S
Nov.-15,
1964——
105.6
98.28
6s
National
(M)
1976
1984
4%s
&
1980
196
105 %
May
15,
1962
101.24
101.28
1 %s
Apr.
1,
1965
"93.24
4s
Aug.
15,
1962—
102
102.8
4%s
May
15,
1965
104.18
Oct.
lVaS
Oct.
1,
1,
98.8
1962
99H6
ww
Phoenix
Potomac
Bid
Ask
4J40s
4-
1-3-61
100
100.2
3.10s
9-
1-60
6-
1-61
100.4
100.6
.7.03
4.55s
5-2-60
2-
100.3
100.5
3.35s
10-
3-60
7-
3-61
100.9
100.11
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
Dated
Bid
Due
4-60
1-61
Ask
Kate
Dated
4%s—1992
_
5%s
~
1977
1973
_
5s
1969
1995
92 %
137
121
Southern Bell Tel &
Sperry
94%
140
160
Rand
92
Tennessee Valley
4.40s
109%-
111
Tel
Amer
United
U
S
Air Lines
Industries
5%s
1982
5%s
4%s
4%s
__!
,,
1981'
73%
75
Webb
77
80
1976
93
Westcoa?t Trans 5%s_—
95
Wisconsin
(Del E>
Corp units.
Elec
3-
1-61
'100.12
3.20s
5-60
4-
3-61
100.10
100.12
3.15S
1-60
5-
1-61
100.5
100.7
3s
100.10
.
United States
103%
99%
100 %
k__
1C3 %
99%
90
102%
74
1971
1971
1985
100
77
105
119
Apr.
13,
1961
Jan.
12,
99.354
99.377
Apr,
15.
1961
15,
Ask
7
99.990
'
--
99.992
99.956
.
99.961
99.322
99.352
Apr.
20
19,
99.278
99.310
Apr.
27,
1961
99.916
99.924
26,
99.220
99.254
May
4,
1961
99.879
99.888
2,
May
11,
1961
99.825
99.833
1961___
99.734
Feb.
99.175
99.211
Feb.
9,
99.115
99.138
May
99.061
99.085
May
25,
Feb.
23,
99.015
99.040
Jun.
1,'
98.969
98.995
Jun.
8,
1961
9,
98.922
98.950
Jun.
15,
98.867
98.890
22,
1961
98.860
98/889
Jun.
23,
1961
98.830
98.859
Jun.
29,
1961
98.692
98.719
July
15,
1961___—
___:
98.054
Oct.
16,
1961_——
1961—
1961
23,
1961
30,
1961
Mar,
Apr.
99.700
99.646
99.658
u__:
16,
22,
6,
—_
_*
1961
___
98.014
88
Jun.
..
•-
•__
99.746
99.688
1961
Mar.
99.945
99.789
1961
Mar.
113%
99.938
_%___.
2,
Mar.
Mar.
221
1961
18,
16,
90
99.617
99.560
99.576
99.523
%—____
99.541
99.535
,
99.479
99.494
99.432
.__
99.458
88
-____
76
91
94 %
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES 0
78%:
1988
104%
100.8
Jan.
98%
85
100.4
Yield-Price
99.411
87
1971
100.8
100.2
Bid
99.383
98%
85
100.6
100.6
61
Treasury Bills
Feb.
103 Vz
116
112%
1-61
5-61
10-2-
Ask
5,
Jan.
Vz
113
104%
89-
3-61
Jan.
92
104
1-60
1-60
1-
Jan.
103 %
103%
1970
5s_——1990
11-
12-
wi
Due
Yield Price
Bid
Mar.
——1985
.
1-60
7-
Ask
103%
Authority
5s
Corp
5s_1997
ww
„
Textron
95
5%s
1975
3%s__
5s__
5s—1990
_
6-
8-
Issues
4%s_1980
5s_
Electric
7.
93
14.08
___
Steel
94
104.22
6.50
Power
Petroleum
5 %s
92.24
1965——
94.28
105.10
12.88
105%
Sons—
——
Can
114
119
ww_
4%s
Brass
112
Pacific
94.20
4s
1962_%w,„n,,„-
15.14
Jersey Bell Telep 4%s_2000
York Telephone 4%s
1997
Underwood
Electronics
Lowenstein
93
1975
Port Cement
5s_i_1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
ww_1982
Hotel
92
119
General
Mueller
States
91
1,. 1964
1,
13.33
Natural Gas
Northern
5%s__ 1977
Corp 3%s
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
Loral
100%
Northern
89%
95.28
May
101.1
Apr.
%s
97
104.24
95.20
1964_
12.33
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww__1967
Ferro
Hilton
New
Elec
104.20
1963—
97.20
10.55
Bid
102%
&
96.24
99.16
102.12
15.07
Debentures
Gas
102.8
9.65
Bonds—
122
96
97.12
2%s
100.14
13.89
1
us
94%
102
99.12
1963
100.24
100.12
Fund—10c
Ind
New
100
101.28
1963
15,
100.22
1
101%
Pacific
Carrier Corp 4%s
Chance Vought 5%s
El
Ask
1962
Nov.
3.30s
& Conv.
Aak
3%s
4s
4%s
American
Bid
Treasury Notes (Continued!)—
100.12
—
3.80s
Recent
point
a
13.33
Inc
Fund
98
1
Inc
Growth
95.8
100.16
__—1
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
10.68
of
1
3.73
10.52
1,
ri,
32rids
more
or
Maturity—
1961
15,
Apr.
one
l%s
3.41
lc
Growth
ri-
_10c
____
97
100.10
1961
3%s
7.88
1
Ltd
Wall
.
7.2%
Line Special Situations
Fund Inc
May
Aug.
lVaS
13.66
11.88
Fund Inc_
Fund_lc
Institutional
__1
Fund-
Canada
12.57
Shares-1
Value Line Income Fund Inc__1
9.17
Inst Foundation Fund
Fund
United Science
1
Shares
Fund—1
20.40
United
Ask
Treasury Notes—
Inc—
Accumulated
99.16
1961
15,
3VaS
8.20
Feb.
4%s
6.66
7.50
12.28
10c
Incorporated Income FundIncorporated Investors
6.09
19:81
10c
_
____
lc
Bid
Certificates of Indebtedness—
4%s
Century Growth Inv_
1
,.
Series
Fund——
Funds
United
Funds Inc—
Haydock Fund Inc
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Inc__
Maturity—
Townsend U S & International
5.57
9.37
—lc
Institutional
Fund
5.07
Industry Shares Inc.
Figures after decimal point represent
11.42
Television-Electronics Fund-;.
8.55
Utilities
Guardian
a29.95
._
1972"-1967_
1972
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
a37.49
1
lc
shares
Inc
1
—lc
shares!
Stock
shares
Hamilton
~
Fund
94.8
15,
15.,
14.68
Farnham
&
i'i
Feb.
Sep!
38%
Sterling Investment Fund Inc__l
14.19
5.38
—lc
Corp—*
Stock Fund
12.96
—______lc
shares.
Equipment shares
Growth
Balanced
8.36
-lc
—
shares
7.44
7.50
—lc
_•_
Bond
Tobacco
6.78
6.84
8.02
Machinery shs—lc
13.40
37
____1
Investment
98
1970—
4%s
15.06
101.12
1970—
3%s
al4.44
Investors Inc
State
Steel
11.86
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
13.51
9.98
Railroad
9.96
13.28
8.52
RR
x9.21
12.34
9.11
Petroleum
a9.04
12.13
7.77
Railroad
1
1.25
Shares
lc
Industrial
al8.36
Clark-
American
lc
Institutional
99.4
4%s
15.83
14.78
_lc
shares
100.28
3%s
1
1
Canada—25c
&
Fully Administered shares
Food
100.12
3%s
4%s
4%s
I
1
__
Stock Fund_lc
shares
Common
Ask
100
4%s
14.15
.
100.6
15,
Mar.
4%s
or
3s
Apr.
Mar.
one
Bid
100.2
3%s
9.34
14.01
100
1961—
3.3US
11.54
__—1
& Clark
Stevens
5.83
Shares—lc
lc
Fund
Growth
Chemical
Scudder
—:
9 Ve
31%-
Banks for Cooperatives—
4 45s
11.49
11.43
:_2.50
19,
Feb.
4%s
21.22
1
Stock
___
Jan.
Federal
*
Fund
Scudder Stevens
"Aviation-Electronics—
Building shares
5lVs
8%
3
Ask
Loan Banks—
3%s
6.85
50c
—
Home
3V4S
13.96
Fund
Growth
Scudder
lc
36%
Obligations of Government Agencies
13.09
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc—
Securities—
shares
55
109
28
"
Automobile
64%
5%
5
Insurance
Westchester
24%
2
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
S
In
46%
34
10
Life
46%
21? %
6.25
Amer.
%
4
3 %
44
5
42
Seaboard
Insp & Insurance:
7.50
8.09
12.91
xll.98
Inc
Inc
128
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Insurance
14.57
1
_1
Growth
86%
19
10
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
2
Republic Insurance (Texas) — 10
59 Va
82%
4%s
19.30
General Investors Trust———.1
Fund
Putnam
1.00
17.76
Fund—
Inc
__■___
Providence-Washington
39 V4
Bid
1
—1
Inc
Rowe)
Puritan
9.79
—1
(T
Fund Inc
2.96
—1
Fund
"
80%
121
5
American
Life
11.75
■
Price
—lc
Fundamental Investors
Futures
2.52
8%
Security
9.66
10.87
—1
Fund
Street 'Fund
7%
Security Ins
Jersey
Fund
Philadelphia
55 %
10
93%
7.92
1
Peoples Securities Corp
11.74
23%
Phoenix
45%
6.21
Square Mutual Fund-
Pine
lc
Franklin Custodian
Common
Penn
2.15
-
Street
59 %
21%
5
88
8.47
Securities Fund Inc
Fund—
Series
Bond
1.97
Fund
Mutual
Custodian
Franklin
Inc
Fund
Mutual
Founders
Fund
Fund
Growth
Co_
Employees
Fire
4.58
10c
Financial
Ins
Hartford
Over-The-Counter
William
55
Co
64
Jefferson
____1
Fidelity
34%
—4
Insurance
—___1
Shares
32 %
Philadelphia Life Ins
60%
77
.
5
C)
Great
Chemistry &
Electronics
One
4
•
Capital Fund
Nucleonics
44 %
Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50
3.75
Series
Fund
Md_
Insurance
Republic
5.80
5.68
of Canada Ltd
19 Ve
(S
General Reinsurance Corp____10
x3.43
7.25
13%
41 %
t
'
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)____1
x5.31
7.75
12%
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)__
1
_1
33
41 %
—
51%
Deposit of
Fund
Home
__1
56
5
2.50
River
57
11.30
——1
;
66%
30%
53%
15.56
Series
62
52
48%
14.39
)— —
Stoclc
New
21.35
Inc..
Stock
2
Casualty..
5
-—1
Series
Series
Growth
8.09
7.40
Inc——
Federated
12.19
20c
Fund
Inc
12.07
Corp__l
Energy
Eurofund
11.29
50c
Fund
Balanced
Stock
30%
A—____5
1
xl0.34
—i
.
57
17
43
28
___10
class
Indemnity Co
ri
10
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y__10
Insurance Co.—
5
66
4
Corp
F)_____2.50
&
1
;
Series
61 %
117%
16
15%
40%
Peerless
41%
5
113%
com____1
Fire__________5
Pacific
3%
39
132
10
Ins—
AA
61
124
Northeastern Insurance—3.33%
Northern Ins Co of N Y____12%
-;
75%
2%
Inc
Amsterdam
North
91 %
71%
&'Accident
Line
Union
57
10
_;
14
10
(Bait)
Hampshire Fire
New York Fire Ins Co
*
4
Fidelity
i
Corp
—
Series
Income
Howard—
&
Co
Balanced Series
Diversified Investment Fund-:—1
Diver
Securities
Investors
—10
J)__„1.25
Life
New
22%
87%
Life
Old
New
191
5
Assurance. 12.50
Manufacturers
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Gulf
National Securities Series—
Fund Inc____1
Delaware
Nation
181
5
Fire
&
Nationwide
16%
414
Co
38 %
National
33
21
Co__
Inc__
Insurance
Firemen's
21.73
beneficial interest—
15%
31
399
Co___
43
35
Natl
24%
10
Life
39 %
Natl
53%
__2
General
Casualty
&
8%
44%
Insurance
Assurance
Hartford
16.66
1
4
38 %
41%
National Fire
22%
235
3%
38%
2%
54
__5
Life
Hanover
16.4V
Investing
Vegh
Life
225
Bonding & Ins_5
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins—5
Monument
41
2
(Ky)
Connecticut
22.77
Inc__l
Fund
Corp
Co Inc—__1
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
.1
De
(N J)
Insurance Co
Government
7 07
of
Standard
Commonwealth
Co
Ins
14%
59 %
Massachusetts
2
7%
5 V
10
Glens Falls
Stock
Tru*t Shares
7.73
Boston
Life
Franklin Life
Trust
int
beneficial
Investment
(Galveston)1
Shippers
13%
55%
36%
Merchants
Amer
17%
1
1
Merchants
'
62%
10
National Life„„____10
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc___1
7%
1%
Inc
Maryland Casualty
29%
2%
16%
3
_■_•
Companies
4i
1
Bankers
:
27%
1
21%
'
of Tenn
33 V
6%
Ask
Liie & Casualty Ins Co
40
Corp___
American Re-insurance
i
10
\
Mercury (Wash D C)
Ins
Bid
19%
59
Lincoln
8%
%>
Amer
2.33
2.12
Fund-
Mutual
/
Investors
18%
16%
N J)__2%
Reinsurance Corp
Growth
Mutual
Inc
Investment
Income
American
Life Insurance Co of Va
3C3/
Assurance—„5
(Newark
Employers
Fund-—1
Diversified
Home
Amer Ins Co
Life
13%
_1
(N
lc
Mutual
"20.69
18.94
T
American
Fla )
Assoc
Mutual Investment Foundation
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
___—'
(Jacksonville
Group
_:
Life
5
45%
12%
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
American General Insur Co.ri.50
American Heritage Life Ins—
'
Crum
______—33 %c
Massachusetts
preferred——
33%
42
5
99%
31%
.
Casualty.5
Employers
Investors
Inc—
Assur
Eagle Fire Ins Co
beneficial
Investors
Fund
15.70
17%
1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Fidelity &
conv
3.78
shares
Massachusetts
Mass
_—
Equitable
$1.25
Continental
lc
Transport shares
10.34
15.84
Fund_—1
American
1*3/1*
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)
2
96
Co_L__10
2.97
lc
Special Investment
Stock
Agricultural Insurance
2.71
—
l'
95
3.45
Paper shares
11.37
8.76
shares
Ask
1^00
lc
—
Bid
94
91
shares—lc
shares
General
Surety
Continental
Funds—
Electric
_L
6.51
al4.69
_•
&
10
19.56
Inc—1
Income
Western
11.99
_1
11.94
Investment——1
Crown
16%
10.97
Investors Inc—1
Insurance
Loomis
16.42
15.02
—1
B
15%
——_1
14.300
Commonwealth
Series
Fund—1
Inc
11.04
Shares
Fund
Fund
13.700
131 %
12.82
Inc
Fund
____1
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can_—1
10.65
9-85
—1
Commonwealth
Concord
X6.41
7.02
Life
Composite Bond & Stock
Composite
6.23
-—._50c
Fund Inc
Fund Inc
15.16
5.68
Lazard
9.80
8.94
100
Fund
13.76
14.01
Corp—100
preferred
Colonial
14.26
X12.61
Com
Fund %.
Casualty
Beneficial
11.10
10.16
—•—1
Inc.
Commonwealth
Priced
13.07
Stks)_l
Life
Boston—,_
Securities
Colonial
(Low
1
Stock)— _1
Com
Lexington Income Trust
—__lc
Trust
of
(Growth
S-4
&
Fund
Fund
12.59
Stocks)
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
17.18
Shares
Christiana
11.53
Com
8.64
14.54
15.88
Stock
Chemical
16.60
22.20
Knickerbocker
Growth
—1
Life
Growth
Chase
13.45
International
Ltd
Capital
15.21
20.34
Knickerbocker Growth
Inc___________1
(1954) Ltd
Canadian Fund
Fund
__1
Fund—
General
1
S-3
19.19
Ltd—______1
Fund
Canadian
17.75
Investment__-.i-.50c
Fund
California
1
(Growth
Fund)
Aetna
Aetna Insurance Co__________10
Aetna Life Insurance-—_!
5
9.43
(Income Fund)
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
K-2
—1
Bonds) _1
(Quotations for Friday, December 30)
Par
American
Fund_lc al3.13
Axe-Houghton Fund
Axe-Houghton
Monday, January 2« 1961
.
Insurance Companies
Ask
11.33
1
_:
(The)
Bid
_lc
America--
Trust
Fund
Inc
Keystone Custodian Funds—
5.33
4.88
of
Research
Johnston
1.61
Par
Fund
Co
Investment
al4.32
1
Trust_
4.47
4.19
1
Inc
Dev
&
Fund
Funds—
2.34
Shares—_ri
Investors
American
Mutual
2.13
._1.25
Inc__;
Business
American
Ask
Bid
25c
—
Fund
American
Par
%
.
.
104%
•No
New
par
value,
York
Stock
Net, asset
Exchange,
a
value,
t New
b Bid yield
stock,
x
price. : d
7
Ex-rights'. • k Admitted to listing
Ex-dividend,
wi When
issued,
y
on the
Ex-stock dividend.
Volume
THE
Bank
193
Number 6017
COURSE
Clearings this
week
of the
country, indicate that
.
The
.
OF
will
liminary figures compiled by
.
show
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
BANK
increase
an
CLEARINGS
compared
with
a
year
Week Ended Dec. 24
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
for the week
ended
1,373,242
Bethlehem
4,187, 215
1,032,000 ,000
5,359,382
4,153 ,368
7,531,237
674
Scranton
there is
gain for the week ending Friday of 25.9%.
a
in
1959,
At this
Lancaster
center
the week follows:
New
York
....
+25.9
1,201,202,725
1,172,648,942
+
1,026,000,000
+
"756,640,378
Kansas
San
736,363,706
+
467,307,978
City
Louis
412,151,463
Francisco
379,100,000
2.8
+
489,146,342
577,310,976
—
9.9
333,343,095
+
5.0
^
cities,
Other
five
Total
All
Total
Total
$20,869,894,097 $17,777,827,889
___
__
4,302,026,732
_____
West
cities, five days
day
one
$25,171,920,829 $21,893,346,633
_____
—___
for
all cities
11,966,148
658,531,130
305,994,617
580,850,800
63,078,900
57,620,600
14,195,470
16,429,303
14,092,402
14,271,166
438,215,854
389,245,850
1,536,229,485
I
Z
IL.
Virginia—Huntington
week
1,028,879,685
(6
issue of next week.
our
Saturday
and
the
not
are
by the foregoing will
available-^at
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week
In
the
elaborate detailed
in all
time
of
in
appear
50,270,800
12,153,345
I
1.3
413,640,949
1,376,378,484
+11.6
1,300,006,987
1,343,627,600
3,838,787
+ 49.4
4,093,759
22,246,000
4,013,324
+ 11.2
+ 22.0
21,971,000
231,154,434
185,841,002
9,385,653
to
press.
6,940,434
6,409,246
351,198,313
+ 20.1
347,954,078
327,133,912
127,557,050
+
22.1
122,967,090
118,796,507
*
+20.8
735,080,795
663,354,415
1750,918,004
44,712,978
41,953,293
+
6.6
37,006,239
142,335,558
+
26.3
137,674,105
31,120,700
113,126,326
416,200,000
+ 25.2
389,000,000
392,100,000
8,292,449
Macon
6,179,167
+ 34.2
6,865,370
week in 1959.
7,182,572
8.9
7,201,668
4,755,032
315,937,492
+ 13.1
Alabama—Birmingham
279,340,798
256,968,328
323,366,943
+ 35.1
191,138,658
18,703,644
239,339,646
17,012,409
228,737,926
173,596,630
934,716
765,721
+ 22.1
618,528
635,056
318,518,166
258,285,195
+ 23.3
193,734,516
201,280,004
1,737,879,747
1,408,594,359
+ 23.4
1,233,713,893
1,167,400,461
Mobile
Louisiana—New
present further below,
Total
Orleans
(10
cities)
this
».at
center
showing
Federal Reserve
was
increase of 25.2%.
an
Districts
in
which
they
and in the
Cleveland Reserve District the totals
District by
serve
20.8%
and
located
are
17.9%
and
—
+
9.9
15,506,481
In the.
following
a
summary
3rd
Philadelphia
10
4th Cleveland
OF
BANK
the
1959
Des
-
In
the
Kansas
302,104,159
11,161,146,700
+13.8
1,037,950,610
1,300,006,987
750,918,004
+20.8
735,080,795
1,408,594,359
+23.4
1,235,713,893
17
"
1,823,834,680
1,512,081,551
+20.6
1,122,639,839
4
"
875,527,234
742,811,183
17.9
730,475,386
809,271,243
604,789,174
+33.8
612,565,367
859,570,482
702,098,237
'+ 22.4
682,227,990
York
New
6
"
"
add
now
ended
604,908,193
1,327,300,796
32,280,319,395
our
detailed
December 24
26,163,274,289
13,738,517,616
City
11,352,315,707
statement
for four
cities)
1,823,834,680
+17.1
"
■;
Louis
;
558,028,060
at—
•-
1959
$
...
1,222,140,305
Portland
+.23.4
21,500,080,091
*
-
*
Massachusetts—Boston__
Fall
10,705,782,546
New
Bedford
v.
$
Springfield
_"I
Worcester
Connecticut—-Hartford
New
Rhode
New
+20.7
3,294,901
2,201,810
6,542,511
+39.6
6,323,815
6,319,406
+29.1
665,006,657
337,300,000
228,183,114
127,143,779
126,626,994
3,391,809
3,093,255
0.7
2,575,033
2,523,065
742,811,183
+17.9
730,475,386
694,633,173
+22.5
3,256,638
cities)
(4
875,527,234
District—Minneapolis11,354,574
9,191,676
+ 23.5
9,381,024
538,201,441
409,796,693
+ 31.3
407,469,734
366,321,970«'
218,322,562
150,988,339
+ 44.6
158,730,229
146,432,582
12,523,489
10,634,938
Paul
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
Helena
+42.3
1,389,046
(7
+27.5
3,340,107
2,914,503
12,878,831
+48.8
12,450,350
12,696,058
__.
+24.4
■"
12,254,827
5,781,270
+
13,942,742
23.1
15,817,747
12,940,789
604,789,174
+33.8
612.565.367
553,921,268
910,903
+ 46.4
1,343,702
'
*
Joseph
Total
"
(9
Cities)
10,737,773
36,308,626
—
City
•
,
*•••
■
38,252,895
558,507,580
455,109,473
783,582
775,760
7.9
10,001,373
8,695,031
+ 28.3
158,571,381
148,057,689
+
.36.6
7,729,533
5.1
7,264,701
33,387,435
25,310,858
+ 22.7
'>■
451,347,257
•415,404,890
12,783,108
+ 17.3
V
13,344,734
13,640,387
6,587,043
+" 3.9
702,098,237
+22.4
14,996,890
6,843,539
..
859,570,482
-
890,283
1,168,174
+ 56.1
+
—
'
Colorado—Colorado Springs
.'"r,
161,715,023
22,865,770
Wichita
St.
9,141,414
207,508,218
Missouri—Kansas
860,605
9,862,307
'
5,894,521
5,676,481
682,227,990
;
625,716,080
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
+40.9
38,416,214
34,527,165
19,138,601
+24.1
20,233,473
18,646,312
39,058,490
+17.8
33,515,500
2,814,215
+74.7
2,622,631
849,298,944
+29.5
802,104,159
10,751,457
+ 16.1
480,214,905
430,892,842
39,033,132
+ 23.1
41,292,578
34,552,521
Falls
Wichita
Total
(6
'
6,626,400
—
0.8
..
6,624,000
-
7,795,000
6,682,915
cities)
—
7,412.416
9.8
7,170,111
7,162,182
14,816,249
T__
10,273,277
+ 44.2
11,975,009
14,368,634
708,288,569
604,908,193
+17.1
558,028,060
503,619,570
—
2,512,297
757,816,447
^8,071,284
35,214,742
131,205,517
+18.6
123,738,834
125,508,653
2,196,356
+43.8
2,638,373
3,157,938
+ 43.0
6,574,000
;
33,082,500
_
-t;47.5
155,657,337
11,814,585
529,748,383
48,044,775
Louisiana—Shreveport
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Yakima
27,054,782
8,848,391
16,898,474
615,272,156
—
Worth
9,823,636
*
•
6,646,987
1,333,842
-
Hastings
Fort
44,727,982
39,906,031
_°
Buffalo
3,870,272
3.4
+
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
14,395,963
'
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
Elmira
4,086,830
+
809,271,243
cities)
Nebraska—Fremont
1,772,376
3,423,220
1,099,461,959
York—Albany
9,561,195
+ 35.4
6,739,159
17,169,369
Total
217,494,679
Washington-Seattle
New
10,432,816
3,495,627
6,967,786
.
17.8
4,732,022
Montana—Billings
/'
9,013,190
2,990,450
1,312,341
4,917,676
cit.leiU
+
628,630,029
3,909,089
45,996,900
Island—Providence
(12
699,364,108
63,012,197
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
3,432,888
.23,744,742
Haven
374,300,000
237,156,574
>"
4,144,330
15,795,896
—
1,375,479,224
Minneapolis
•
19,157,209
a__
_
1,422,639,839
363,600,000
1957
..
4,363,944
-
+ 20.6
+ 15.6
Kansas—Topeka
1958
4,787,205
—
1,512,081,551
St.
-•-•-
Inc. or,__
Dec. %
902,542,224
—-
5,934,608
+ 19.1
10,217,626,097
1,867,447
River___
Lowell
9,268,000
7,359,167
20,499,240,968
4 21.0
.'9,132,189
—
10.649,794
+ 18.6
1,158,828,041
first Federal Reserve District—BOStOnMalne—Bangor
15,607,387
+ 18.1
444,000,000
Lincoln
1960
14,559,278
■19.7
+ 14.0
7,019,195
..
198,041,Q64
Ninth Federal Reserve
showing the figures for each city for the
v
5,912,412
167,376,864
years:
••
Vv
1,890,859
1,020,531,717
6,508,662
199,267,065
503,619,570
23.9
+
•-v;r:r•-ree^ Ended Dec. 24
Clearings
-
1,443,851
1,050,553,381
-
228,868,360
Omaha
.<•
42,642,959
15,219,301
11,820.581
8,290,318
(17
+ 56.3
16,478,646
13,473,505
Minnesota—Duluth
625,716,080
1,645,151,596
+ 17.9
+ 21.2
5,623,925
42,668,712
17,023,726
4
553,921,268
"
107 cities
We
week
"
•" 708,288,569
983,121
6,482,741
13,228,913
North
10
Total
Outside
+
9
•
+ 34.9
+ 39.6
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
663,354,415
.7
-
43,091,272
16,675,262
Kentucky—Louisville
694,633,173
Francisco
4,436,372
122,240,515
7,222,675
1,131,841,180
_
1,375,479,224
12th San
4,246,334
130,549,797
+ 49.3
1,536,177
Rockford
1,167,400,451
7th Chicago
11th Dallas
4.1
+ 26.3
5,915,298
1,343,627,600
+11.6
907,106,424
1,737,879,747
City
+
4,795,761
142,334,288
7,856,209
Total
"
Minneapolis
10,571,611
+ 24.5
1,334,799,217
978,785,115
"
9th
73,534,000
11,468,148
10,676,059,574
10
10th Kansas
77,782,000
+ 28.6
58.148,02$
Decatur
757,816,447
25.3
6th Atlanta
Louis
10,656,061
+ 42.2
9,811,831
23,273,386
Chicago
$
6
8th St
11,682,655
73,247,000
4,993,505
Peoria
1957
+29.5
+
1,376,378,484
13,240,333
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
$
1,098,393,872
9,490,646
8,831,273
City
Missouri—St.
1958
849,298,944
18,841,240
9,259,730
179,778,389
Rapids
Springfield
Dec. %
$
4,125,720
15,083,575
52.2
16,488,332
Illinois—Bloomington
City
3,530,245
+ 14.5
+
12,620,457
Moines
Sioux
+ 18.3
10,081,541
.
104,125,000
_
—
Haute
low a—Cedar
The Chicago Re¬
Inc. or
15,185,701,492
1,536,229,485'
Wayne
Bend
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
CLEARINGS
1,249,496,610
"
In
23.9%.
1,099,461,959
""
-7
5th Richmond
of
19,023,501,366
"
9
South
by Federal Reserve Districts:
.$
,—
in
that
gain of 22.4%, in the Dallas Reserve District of
a
Week Ended Dec. 24—
York
note
Terre
I960
12 cities
we
larger by 11.6%, in the Richmond Reserve
are
Reserve District of 33.8%.
SUMMARY
2nd New
this
Total
furnish
we
1st Boston
from
Philadelphia Reserve District of 13.8%.
in the San Francisco Reserve District
and
and
expansion of 25.3%, in the Boston
3,462,713
14,800.788
15,345,860
|
__
Indianapolis
an
4,096,560
16,949,551
Lansing
Indiana—Fort
16,021,012
District—Chicago-
Arbor
Grand Rapids
improvement of 20.6%, the St. Louis Reserve Dis¬
an
the Minneapolis
Reserve District the totals record
17.1%
Michigan—Ann
the cities according to the
group
in the Atlanta Reserve District by 23.4%.
District has to its credit
trict of
gain of 21.0%, the bank clearings
a
We
the New York Reserve District the totals show
Reserve District of 29.5%
Seventh Federal Reserve
$32,280,319,395 against $26,163,274,289 in the
Outside of this city there
6,027,775
6,543,310
Florida—Jacksonville
23.4%, the aggregate clearings for
same
21,160,424
9.9
+
are
the whole country having amounted to
10,051,386
11,875,681
12.6
+
179,770,049
521,100,000
_I_
Augusta
week ends
going
able to give final and complete results of the
previous week—the week ended
Dec. 24.
For that week there was an increase of
we
57,099,000
9.5
+
—13.6
■—
373,634,793
155,719,528
Mississippi—Vicksburg ___"_
we
10,377,565
273,776,426
District—Atlanta—
Georgia—Atlanta
has to be estimated.
cases
statement, however, which
11,698,472
279,081,906
531,971,372
42L901 176
Nashville
figures
9-5„
+ 13.4
236,692,201
907,106,424
Sixth Federal Reserve
+14.8
We cannot furnish them
today, inasmuch as the
Saturday
9.7
+
io 313 433
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
covered
+-
11,654,616
396,348,276
5,736,900
Washington
♦Estimated.
week
978,785,115
7,195,081
24,741,000
cities)
9.4
+
$26,318,176,398 $22,922,226,318
Complete and exact details for the
1,037,950,610
+13.8
+15.0
Total
1,146,255,569
15,082,250
12,551,830
1.8
288,689,384
_
■
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
4.5
+
2,847,363
1,098,393,872
Richmond
+17.4
4,115,518,744
6,099,076
2,887,068
7,504,699
18,430,022
11,427,980
20.2
South
days
3,414,275
6,549,572
17,1
+
26.0
(7 cities)
District of Columbia-
all
cities,
days
4,152,789
+
334,986,000
Virginia—Norfolk
five
976,000,000
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond—
Baltimore
Cities,
13.9
+
—15.1
520,096,805.
*350,000,000
3,849,164
922,000,000
1,914,576
+ 29.0
+
~
Youngstowp..
I
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh __I
0.9
717,256,790
415,448,851
-r-r~
4,508,930
+
11,888 ,673
Mansfield
•
5.5
—
1
.
Cleveland
Ten
1,714,270
3,276 ,476
13,129,729
"
~
Columbus
710,899,000
Pittsburgh
2,117,230
+ 20.7
1,249,496,610
Cleveland
+13.4
*400,000,000
1,904,867
2,500,757
2,083,926
23,892, 768
Cincinnati
0.1
.Boston
St.
1.4
6.5
14,973,120
Ohio—Canton
2.4
1,027,000,000
Philadelphia
+
28,720,821
cities)
$
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland
%
$15,021,298,360 $11,934,506,575
Chicago
(11
0.2
+
1957
J
+
7,242 ,205
jersey—Trenton
Total
1959
6,433,
(a)
T,374,749
Delaware—Wilmington
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
I960
;;
'York
..
New
Week Ended Dec. 31—
;
Wilkes-Barre
Our comparative summary for
1,370 406
1,882 630
2,066, 457
5,055,546
1,175,000,000
Philadelphia
Reading
Week
same
$
1,908,513
at
the
1958
*2,200,000
Chester
cities of the United States for which
it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will be
14.8% above those of the
corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals stand
$26,318,176,398 against $22,922,226,318 for
Inc.or
Dec. Vo
'
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Saturday, Dec. 31, clearings for all
1959
$
Third Federal Reserve
Pre¬
ago.
1960
;
.
2,070,086
—
r„
Utah—Salt
Lake
4,168,941
3,473,374
+20.0
'
3,707,573
; 2,288,006
18,541,801,779
14,810,958,582
+25.2
10,794,297,545
10,281,614,871
54,773,754
40,374,680
+35.7
42,454,123
35,006,138
Syracusel-
29,003,389
22,255,170
+30.3
22,919,793
21,945,238
<a)
65,684,235
<a>
66,270,808
5,755,920
238,'857,518
133,934,273
29,951,434
City
+ 17.4
197,002,164
4,722,451
179,087,309
4,903,373
211,418,414
106,091,702
26,783,064
+ 13.0
183,879,105
172,206,272
26.2
90,877,460
89,422,533
196,309,070
+10.8.
+
4,637,377
18,279,829
Francisco"
San
Jose
+ 12.5
16,433,609
22,935,770
13,916,894
704,806,523
31,746,542
+ 31.6
648,647,997
631,658,579
+ 28.5
28.^76.555
24 011.806
13,620,387
—
16,241,829
.927,487,012
40,790,019
10,710,802
+ 27.2
8,905,238
18,980,525
Pasadena
18,289,477
+
3.8
12,8Ul,o35
+ 11.8
30,294,091
*34,000,000
+<?3.9
—
California—Long peach
San
Rochester
Z
Oregon—Portland
Jamestown
New
York
i
Connecticut—Stamford——
New
-
Northern
Total
New
(9
Jeriey
cities-
'
<a)
87.964,821
Jersey—Newark—
—
^
—
,
1
,
64,699,177
.112,067,376
82,498,796
+35.8
77,048,367
73,712,663
Hb028,501,366
'15,185,701,492
+25.3
11,161,146,700
10,676,059,574
Santa
-
'
Barbara
Stockton
;
Total
Grand
Outside
(10
total
New
•
cities)
(108
York
1,645,151,596
Clty_
—-
(a) Clearings
1,327,300,796
+ 23.9
1,222,140,305
1,158,828,041
32.280,319,395
-
cities)-
Estimated,
9,051,34ft
11,900,161'*
26,163,274,289
+ 23.4
21,500,080,091
20,499,240,968
13,738,517,616
11,352,315,707
+ 21.0
10,705,782,546
10,217,626,097
operations
discontinued.
16
(IS)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, January 2, 1S61
.
-
l
■
Montreal
Metropolitan
55/e%
debs,
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury
countries'of the world. We give below a record
Tariff Act
of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
rater for 'cable"transfers on the different
the^%t&mg:
for
the
1st
week
just passed.
1
/
.
Jan.
EXCHANGE
RATES
....
CERTIFIED
BY
DECEMBER
.
23,
FEDERAL
1960
RESERVE
TO
TREASURE
1960,
INCLUSIVE
BANK
DECEMBER
TO
29,
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
5J/2%
1930
1st
mtg.
Monetary
Noon
Unit
Buying
Rate
for
Transfers
Cable
in
York
New
(Value
in
United
due
Jan.
debs,
Friday
is *)•', Austria,
Dec.
1,
.0201200
.0201162
- —~
1st.
.00311228
.00311228
.00311228
.203337
.203943
.203850
.203850
.239725
.239731
.239743
.23973,7
.209712
.00161035
2.804200
.00278500
dollar.
.00161035
.00161025
HOLIDAY
,
328166
.328266
,
_
»
f. bonds,
s.
dated
debs,
1978—
15,
20
2607
.Jan
suck
due Sept.
.265200
2.776435
12
2507
& Atlantic RR.—
Jan.
uue
.Mar
1
Jan
1
2327
B—— .Jan
1
2020
.Jan
16
2655
.Jan
31
2268
1
2374
1995——.
1,
Inc.—
adjustment
bonds
Jan.
due
1963
1,
Uranium
general
Provincial
Mines
Transport Co. 4%
Tandy Corp.
Welsbach
cumul.
.140162
.140158
.140131
and
A
deos due Dec. 1,
f.
s.
1962
stock
preferred
6%
conv.
series
Corp.—
15-year 4y2%
f. bonds due July 1,
s.
.Jan8"
1962
-
.0349250
.0166436
.0166436
.0166332
.193356
.193368
.193291
.193212
.232268
,232263
.2312268
.232237
.0349375
2.794699
2.795317
2.783723
2.305800
2.804200
Detroit Stock Exchange
This is the range for the week ending
2.803860
Friday, Dec. 23.
2.793384
2.805180
sterling
issue.
.0349250
.0349375
.0166436
—
pound
this
in
♦Announced
.140025
krona
It
not received in time for publication last week.
was
Friday
V
■
.
Week 's
Last
STOCKS
•
Range
Sale Price
Par
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
rowings
increased $632
others
from
commercial
domestic
million.
increased
banks
Loans
to
ACF
$350 million.
Avis
Dec. 14,
Dec. 23,
v/"'
Increase ( + )
I960'
or
Decrease (—) Since
Dec. 28,
ASSETS—
Gold
account
Total gold certificate
F.
R.
notes
Other
—
17,549,436
reserves
85,000
1
advances
and
85,001
+
66,904
—
14,348
—
17,318
—
293,402
77,778
_—
2,681
—
48,104
—
Held
16,965
+
under
repurchase agrm't
Government
S.
U.
4,600
+.
S.
Loans
Bills
2,864,173
Certificates
9,059,743
Notes
22,800
+
Loans
—1,447,250
12,481,298
Bonds
Real
59,300
+
Total
bought
under
outright—,.
26,948,285
repurchase agrm't
22,800
+
277,100
domestic
U.
S.
Govt,
securities
27,225,385
+
securities
27,368,232
+
174,682
Due from
Cash
foreign banks
items
Bank
in
process
Other
—1,474,945
107,850
202,252
assets
+
+
611
..
17,161
assets
52,443,121
—1,286,240
Other
10
—
+
—
13
—
+
988
+
113
Great
+
32
+ 1,580
+
56
+
S
403
banks—
+
4,317
Reserve
,
28,575,183
44,436
—
+
680
—
170
+
225
236
—
608
+
185
1.499
32t
—
259
3.018
—
3,968
—"1151
Deposits:
Member
U.
S.
bank
reserves—
Treasurer—gen'l
Foreign
—
423,664
416,463
—
75,178
—
102,034
264,943
—
10,490
—
117,990
420,801
—
9,564
——
i
Other
—1,375,749
16,584,347
acct.
——
U.
Deferred
deposits
—
518,896
4,852,321
—
741,598
—
3,050
—
availability cash items
liabs.
Other
17,686,554
and
divs
accrued
44,661
+
banks
liabilities
CAPITAL
J
—1,301,880
51,158,719
others
in
408,516
Surplus
Other
capital
of
——
52,443,121
gold
certificate
deposit and F.
liabilities 'Combined
note
liability on
purchased for
Contingent
ances
+
15,108
+
—
—
/
21,199
93,602
153,238
of
tion
^ 32,843
Banks
Reserve
,
loans
to
3,310
—
+
+
+
24
632
—
/,
individual
District).
banks
and
loan "items
are
^December
14
after
shown
+-
245
227
It
shows
ended
the
statement
Federal
following
Dec.
21:
of
weekly
Reserve
principal
Increases
of
reporting
System in
changes
$1,573
deposits, and
a
Commercial
industrial
NOTICE
Company and Issue—
loans
Maryland
1st.
Warner
increased
a
net
Loans to brokers and dealers for purchas¬
carrying U. S. Government and other securities
increased
$800 million.
Loans
to
nonbank
financial
or
institutions ' increased
creased
$471
million.
"Other"
loans
de¬
$62 million.
Holdings of U. S. Government securities increased
million: Treasury bills increased by $32 million,
Bros.
6%
+2%
Inc.
Berlin
*
Power
474%
debt
Jan.
Banks
increased
$24 million and bor¬
D
_
1,277
bonds,
Colunibus
due
Southern
cumulative
4%%
and
series B,
&
Page
Jan
3
preferred
Tire
Harpen
Mining Corp.—
debt adjustment
&
.
1,418
10
2,439
462
8%
2%
2%
425
10%
10%
10%
1.822
6%
6%
6 %
450
12
12
.1
12
5
—
200
1,033
3
3
—
300
2%
38%
2%
38
..
176
21
416
27%
28
633
.1
_
_
21
5
Corp
class
B
22
,1
Packard.
-
525
6
6%
-.
■
736
8%
22%
6
—
—
..10
8
22
8%
—_10
Tube
not received
200
7
857
,
Exchange
in time for
———_Jan
31
2658
Telephone
Week's
Last
Rubber
Co.,
1,
"S
series
Range
,,
Albany
&
Personal
Calumet
Cities
1978
Electric
l_Jan
shares—
5%%
Feb
pref.
2323
..
'
*
stock—Jan 31
2508
Oil Exploration
subordinated
...
,
bonds due Jan.
1,
1970—,
Corp.—
debentures
_Jan
.
due
1972—
1
2222
Jan
31
2611
Feb
15
2611
4V2 %
1
2327
Inc—
6%
13%
658
14%
276
10
29%
29%
183
preferred—^—100
1st
cum
80%
81
105
55c
55c
900
preferred
Street
preferred
Racing
Electric
E
Telephone
NH
Northern
75%
2,013
90%
268
23
211
73%
75
435
25
17%
17%
20
4
20s,a.
21%
373
1
11%
12%
55
Shawmut
&
Si
Association.
1
21%
21%
Railroad
20
39'/a
38%
40%
*
3
3
_100
73
73
41%
43 %
10%
11%
i
Chemical—
5
Co
10
Association———
Webster
Shop
United
Fruit
Shoe
Inc
Rubber
S
Smelting
Co
29%
•
29%
100
61
,
173
865
125
1
51%
52%
85
—
_1
33 %
34 %
613
15 %
19%
9,099
com__25
56%
57%
90
5
45%
45%
639
25%
26%
—*
;
Machinery
S
11V4
1,608
Inc
Co
U
897
22
Co
com
Telegraph
Railroad
25
22%
___!
RR
Mathieson
Pennsylvania
Stop
&
Hartford
757
88
System
E
67%
0
Corp
Narragansett
707
72%
74
1
Corp
"Theatres^:
Cement
-
26
_50c
'
common
Copper
Star
280
46%
50%
63%
5
—5
_r
Boston
'
26
47%
100
Co
Co
45
A„_100
B
Inc
—
Coal
310
Co—
100
Co
Co_—
Kennecott
Ry
class
clcss
Stores
Electric
800
Associates—
cum
Creek
'
52%
—
General
313
13 V4
;
Motor
52
35
68%
131/4
Massachusetts
Ford
335
138
67
48 ft
Fuel
National
6,221
44%
5
—
^—10.
Common
6%
1,229
103
50%
5
...248
18%
'95
138
67%
_♦
—
cumulative
Corp
common
Refining
&
Common
Waldorf
—Jan
Trust_
Co—
&
U
1977—
Property
24%
17%.
43 %
100
_25
—
Common
United
..
.
General mortgage 5%
bonds due Feb. 15,
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—
1st mtge. bonds-6%%
series due 1982
Gas
Eastern
-
Olin
.
1
.J
cumul.
1
'
RR——
Co_<w—
Range
Eastern
NY
Co.—
102 Va
Co
Hecla
&
Service
Copper
N
due
deb.
Telegraph_33V3
&
Shares
-
High
24%
17%
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
1.66%
50
Edison
N
A,
adjustment
Corp„——
Co
Loew's
Page
Friday, Dec. 23.
publication last week.
AgrfcOTtuHirChemiCAh— rrr*"
Motors
Stone
6%
28%
9%
Friday
Island
REDEMPTION
debt
Jan.
Ohio
General
4%%
2%
27%
28
2
_
Dillon
Gillette
bonds—
stock
common
Light Co., Inc.—
adjustment deb. bonds,
May Stores Realty Corp.—
Reserve
Date
,
series
&
1978
1,
Maracaibo
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
25%
2%
1
First
Date
increased by $25
million.
21
1
_
Boston
TENDER
RR.—
fixed)
Pictures,
OF
f
•
Pennsylvania
Treasury certificates by $56 million, and the combined
total of Treasury notes and TJ. S. Government bonds
Federal
common
Co_
Boston
Company and Issue—
6%
$113
200
25
1
1
Manufacturing—
was
Lone
of
$329 million.
ing
&
consol.
PARTIAL
loans
540
4,400
7%
Sale Price
will
J
and
1%
2%
—5
Anaconda
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
decrease of $347 million in demand de¬
posits adjusted.
1%
1%
7
STOCKS
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
adjusted and $1,888 million in U. S. Government demand
815
3
Standard
gross.
149,886
member
in
2,310
7
.10
_
.
...
—
Boston
leading cities
for the week
million
8,735
1%
2%
deduc¬
the current volume
the
42%
1%
5
figures revised.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
Condition Statement of Member Banks
of
40%
1%
Boston Stock
be found,, a list of corporate bonds, notes,
and common stock called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
condition
,
...
Products
American
Below
banks
40%
This is the range for the week ending
preferred
including
The
__
_
+-2,442
Fund Notices
232,184
3,316
374
5
....
_
Co
'*
46
commercial
domestic
reserves;
Francisco
(San
accept¬
foreign
'correspondents
1,727
20 %
3%
Par
2.4%
—1
_
_
American
--.2%
67%
19%
67
|
+
64
64
.1
...
Brewing
American
R.
37.9%
300
..
Bearing^——J
229
.+
40
+
2,106
—_—
—-—
valuation
-Preliminary
—
Metal
Studebaker
—1,540,181
—1,286,240
re-
to
serves
532
+
—
101,078
capital accts.
accounts
&
'
774,808
—
Total liabs.
Ratio
—8
ACCOUNTS—
paid
17
+ 1,022
—
'■>''K
Federal
391
11
+
45
+
1,562
—
„——
From
--1,314,540
16%
1%
.
Wheel
Scotten
'■
—
141
—
1,468
Borrowings:
Other
388
,
——
+Exclusiveof
Capital
'
Interbank
56,859
903
347
+1,888
—
12,318
—
—
deposits:
—1,517,,576
175
27%
deposits:
banks
Foreign
From
Total
deposits
34
s>
Prophet
+6,144
_
..
Refineries
Rockweil
104
34
>-
1
_
.
Pfeiffer
1,747
4%
27%
-
1
_
&
100
15
4%
5
Wines
Davis
8
14%
4%
3
Corp
Co
Clemens
Parke
648
+
+2,410
62,091
3,592
'——
demand
demand
Domestic
Time
Total
adjusted
Government
Interbank
78,197
+
S.
deposits
14%
400
3,412
10
Heater
Standard
Demand
_
1.-435
6
48%
8
—
1
...
_
^5
&
Screw
Mt
19
—
:''■
■
—
1
_
Products.
Motor
—2,213
+
——145,494
LIABILITIES—
260,798
6
1
—
.
Kresge
Rudy
notes
47%
Chemical
Masco
LIABILITIES—
Federal
48%
Co
Paige
Leonard
+1,813
+
—_—_
2,137
2,280
10%
Lamp.
S
850
28
_
Ball
285
1V2
39%
Trailer
LaSalle
719
+-
10,056
—J—
assets/liabilities.^
14$
719t
—
12,657
.
——.+——
domestic
Inc
Kingston
14%
1%
27%
Corp—__l
Motors
Hoover
+2,302
95c
38 3a
...20
.
.
Mfg—1
Corp
Lakes
Hall
110
95c
/10%
Baler—^
Graham
145
62
17,687
—
..
Brewing
Kysor
——
coin
with
Goebel
46
350
:———_
:
Steel
General
86
—
2,556
assets—net_
Total
+
1,510
Banks—_———
R.
&
Motor
585
10%
28
3%
+13—4
29,798
——_
Gasket
Ford
2,150
38%
_
64
—
year————
years
F.
and
Currency
—1,540,181
—
1,546
indebtedness
of
years
with
Balances
Total
458
U. S. bonds maturing:
securities
Reserves
57,664
— >
five
After
Other
7,933
one
to five
One
50,535
+
*+
3,728
144,248
+
.
22
703
bills
certificates
—
Co
Fruehauf
banks
_
1
Edison
Fenestra
15
—
4,211
etc
securities—total
447,258
_L_
6,468,348
——
—
12
12,507
Treasury
15
of colltn.
premises
6
+
.
15,427
+
164,900
and
loans
finance,
commercial
Treasury notes and
Within
Total
+
138
loans
247,100
+
Treasury
Total
253
institutions:
loans
Government
S.
781
5%
10
—
Federal-Mogul-Bower-Bearings
1,701
to
+
—
141"
-+>
1,170
———
finance, personal
estate
Paper
Detroit
■
securities———
financial
nonbank
+
142,100
+
U.
200,158
+
carrying:
or
foreign banks
Other
Held
1,744
—_
to
Loans
+1,471,000
2,543,071
securities—l,191./ft, + j659
purchasing
1%
.5
Detroit
Economy
Ex-Cell-O
150
5%
...25
_
Crowley-Milner
pur¬
Other
117,108
+
r++„156
v
1
Corp
Detroit
securities
to
Sales
Bought outright—
for
Government
Other
14,208
—
7
carrying:
or
Other securities
securities:
329
+
—
dealprr for
and
Government
loans
+
1,073
——
400
16%
14%
•
5
_
1,422
3%
14
16%
—
5%
„—1
16%
13%
--
0
_
Corp
Chrysler
3%
—
Week
Shares
High
15%
3%
5
Mfg
.
Low
1574
1
1
_
—
.
Machine
&
Consolidated
+2,899
+1,622
*—
brokers
+5,426
+1,573
Die
Burroughs
+5,380
+1,856
———70,526
loans
32,112
industrial
and
chasing
U.
Other
1
12,464
to
Loans
'■
Eought outright——
S.
Commercial
+2,206
110,380
Co
Buell
111,926
adjustedt
adjustedt
53,624
+
investments—:.
and
investments
and
Agricultural loans
—1,614,291
318,616
—
loans
Loans
62,709
+
—
Acceptances:
U.
—1,677,000
428,372
of other Eanks
cash
Discounts
1,040,793
notes
Total
1959
Loans
—•
_
_
.
-
Manufacturing—.
Budd
Dec. 30,
I960
16,508,643
.
Redemption fund for F. R.
t
Dec. 21,
i960
certificate
1959
1960
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
—
Products
Metal
Brown-McLaren
■
_
Sales
for
of Prices
1
...
..
—
Industrial
•
Briggs
Dec. 21,
Stores
Electric
American
Decrease (—) Since
+
Wrigley
Allen
Increase ( + ) or
(In thousands of dollars)
-
■
Ltd.—
bonds
mortgage
2.776099
krone
v
2506
.Feb
1950—
1,
Jan,
cumulative" p.e.erred
subord.
1
,265193
.265212
2.778019
Switzerland, franc
!'V '
Page
.Jan
.0800560
.0800560
.265206
pound
CALLED
.00278500
2.777405
Africa,
ISSUE
_
5%%
-.328100
—328133
.
.0800560
.0800560
South
1
Corp.—
'
-
peso
Kingdom,
Feb
2373
2269
Date
7%
Co.
Karstadt
debt
Northspan
.00161035
.00278500
.00278583
1
1
Association—
income bonds,
mtg.
4Vi%
2.803860
•
and
ser.
Byers
Corp. 47/s%
(Rudolph)
.209650
.209687
2.805800
EXTRA
Jan
1976
Hospital
Duluth, South Shore
.210325
.209700
malayan
of
-.0201200
2.805180
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
United
.0384000
.0384000
•
.00311228
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand,
pound
Union
.0384000
.
1.004296
yen
Sweden,
"%v;
.210337
franc
pound
Norway,
mtge.
Garrett
1.002812
rupee
Mexico,
Harbor
M.)
(A.
2.234151
.210362
markka
Malaysia,
-0120756
.0120756
2.234422
1.009557
lira
Japan,
1st
.210300
(Metropolitan) new
Germany, deutsche mark
India,
Benton
$
1.010494
France
Italy,
■
.0201275
dollar
Ireland,
.0120756
•
2.235697
.0384000
rupee
Finland,
'
■■
r--ft;
+'"V"$
.
franc
Canada,
Ceylon,
'•
Dec. 29
Dec. 28
$
1
Jan
due
Company and Issue—
Thursday-.,
Wednesday
Dec. 27
$
2.235203
schilling
Belgium,
y.
.
.0120561
pound
Tuesday
-
.
Dec. 26
$
Free
Australia,
Monday
Dec. 23
Argentina, peso—
Jan
1977
series due 1979
series,
Money)
States
ENTIRE
V'-
2224
2267
1966
1,
5V4%
Transmission
due
1
Co.—
line bonds,
pipe line bonds 5%%
Eastern
5Va%
and
debs,
pipe
1,
•-/*«•■/j-/
Transmission
Gas
mtge.
_T7-Jan
■.
Jan. 1, 1970—Jan
1953 extended
——_—
Inc.—
Co.,
subord.
1st
'•/;)
2612
1
.
Lloyd—
Finance
Texas
Oountry
1963—.___
Page
.
Feb
—
Ltd.—
4V2%-debt adjustment debentures due
Tennessee
V"
1,
German
Ritter
FOREIGN
Co.,
Power
mtg. 6%/%. gold bonds due Jan. 1,
to
North
'
Corp.—
1,
1985
Feb.
due
Electric
Nippon
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the
Issue—Date
Company and
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
System Inc—
Westinghouse Electric Corp
;
19%
Mining-.50
160
12%
*
corn—6.25
50
Va
12%
41
50%
53%
198
Volume
193
Number
6017
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
DIVIDENDS
Per
Company
Co., com&Qji'tf (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)^±J_ii_>^_.V
Neiman-Marcus
Neon Products of Canada, Ltd.
$v
Quarterly
England
Electric
New
17
$1.06%
1-20
____
England
Gas
Telephone,
Ltd. '(quar.)
System (quar.)
$15C
Electric
&
Assn.
4.60%
6%
»
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
;
3
12-
1-15
•
50c
9
1-10
3
Hampshire Insurance (quar.)
Jersey Bank & Trust Co. (Paterson)—
Quarterly
!_
NeW Jersey Natiural Gas (quar.)
;
1-
3
o
1-
2
2-
Vj
12-
4%%
22%c
preferred
(quar.)
York
New
4
Times,
5y2%
prior
(Ohio)—
Newark Telephone
preferred
6%
$1.09
v.
_________
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
37
9
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.50~
(quar.)
>0
Extra
Class
74
B
(quar.)
l-"2
4%
50c",1-3
Western
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Adams
9
2
12-
9
1-2
25c
(quar.)
6%
Bank
$4
1:
North
American
North
American
Life
(quar.)
Insurance
(stock
div.)
1-
1-
10%
American
:ek
Van
3
North
1-16
Judd
Mfg.
1-
North
22
00
preferred
Northern
50
Illinois
Northern
10
5%
!85
Ry.
■____%
Pacific
of
Y.
N.
Ry.
Northern
States
$3.60
588
12-23
37 %c
2-17
55c
1-31
10c
1-
preferred
2-
1
$40c
1-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
90c
1-14
1-14
(quar.)
$1.02%
1-14
(quar.)
$1.04
1-14
1-16
$2c
1-16
735
Northern
510
Nova
.40
(Chicago)
Westchester
Scotia
Ocean
„'%•
.___
Northern Trust Co.
Light
Cement
&
(quar.)
National
Power,
75c
Bank
Ltd.
Ogilvie
00
77
Ohio
62
&
3
12-
1-
3
2
12-
1-
3
$50c
"
.
1-
2
1-
3
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
97 %c
1-
3
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
1-
3
1-
3
25
22
Common
50
4%
00
preferred
4.24%
00
Old
)33
Olin
76
Oil
One-Hour
33
Ontario
36
Chemical
Gas
&
Loan
Inc.
&
-
,
557
Steel
3-10
12%c
1-20
1-
7Vic
1-10
Debenture
1—
t25c
1—3
12-15
$20c
(quar.)
1-
Products
Ltd.,
(quar.)
com.
$25c
(quar.)
•_.
Opelika
Mfg. Corp.
(quar.)
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp., common' (quar.)__
Ovcrbrook Arms
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
Oxford
Electric
12-
5
1-16
(quar.)
1-
1-15
1-
1-20
1-
5
12-15
1-25
1-
1-23
12-23
25c
-
5%
Gas
4.52%
s
eek
res
&
Electric,
preferred
preferred
$4.36
preferred
1-16
48
$4.40
preferred
$4.50
preferred
35
$4.75
Paddington
Class
110
Stock
>58
76
B
$1.13
Palisades
:.___
dividend
on
12-30
12-20
1-16
B
.
(quar.)—
(Englewood,
N.
—
(s-a)__
J.)
Purity Stores
Puritan
Pan -American
Envelope- (quar.)
Parke
Davis
&
Co.
iquar.)___
Year-end
25
8%
preferred
07
57
113
___
.
Rust Proof
(quar.)
Patterson (C. J.), 5% pfd. (quar.)_
Peabody Coal Co., common (quar.)
Penman's, Ltd., common (quar.)_
__
$6
preferred
Quincy
68
Penn
11
Pennsylvania
Traffic
C.
R.
Can
Stock
R.
&
Power Co.—
4.24%
preferred
(quar.).
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
73
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
Pennsylvania
97
4.50%
08
4.40%
Power
preferred
&
Light, com.
preferred
(quar.)
3.55%
preferred
(quar.)
__i
61
4.60%-
preferred
(quar.)
l-
65
25
Penobscot Chemical
Fibre
Peoples
13
Peoples National
Gas
Light
ir
Coke
39
'Peoples National
Special
Peoples
^——
jfc
(Lebanon,
(Patchogue,
___^
Securities""—""
60
41
98
Pa.)
N.
(s-a)
-—
.__
—
9
1
2-14
^
,
oil
1
"
2-14
4
1-
3
Seton Leather
Sexton (John)
9
1
50c
9o
19
1-20
$1.50
9
$40c
"
9
"
'
Shawmut
E'xtra
99
12-22
lit
Co.
(stock dividend)
25c
——2%
(increased
Inc.
(Pa.)
Insurance
_•
12-23
Reliance Electric &
1-
12-15
Renewal
1-31
1-
5
12-28
1-10
1-28
J
1-23
1- 3
,
12-16
2-15
1-20
2-
1
1-6
1-25
1-10
A
(quar.)
311111-
$1.12y2
$1.10
' 83%c
$1.15
2-15
1-13
2-15
12- 9
12- 9
12- 9
12- 9
12- 9
1
2
2
2
2
2
_______
Republic Corp., $1 pfd.
3.60%
Diug
Rhode
Island
&«• Chemical
Richman
River
Brand
Rice
(H.
Mills
H.)
Button
Co.
Telephone,
.
12-22.
1- 3
12-14
1- 3
12-14
1- 3
12-14
30c
'
Rockwell
Stock
Roe
(A.
5%%
Mfg.
(stock
(s-a)
(quar.)—
dividend!——^
dividend
V.)
RR.
—
(Canada),
preferred
12-21
12-19
1-
3
12-19
12%c
2-
1
12%c
5-
1
15c
1-27
4-26
1-
3
1-
3
25c
1-10
12-16
1-10
$1.18%
12-16
12-22
12-22
•
1-10
$1.25
12-22
1-10
30c
12-22
1-
$1.56%
12-1
3
20c
1-
3
42%c
1-
3
50c
1-
3
2-
12-
1*
12-19
-12-1*
35c
1-20
1-25
12-27
25c
Co.
1
3%
1-13
12-31
40c
—1
of Long
1-10
Island—
(Los
1-
5
12-
8
Angeles)
1-
1-17
15c
common
3
(stock dividend)
1-
3
1-17
1-
3
1-13
5%
12-
1
12-
1-
3
12-22
22%c
1-
3
12-15
14c
1-31
24c
1-26
1%
1-
1-
1-16
•
2
2
1-13 'i
12-
2
2
50c
2
12-
3
3
.
12-15
$5c
1-15
12-30
15c
2-
1
12-30
$25c
2-
1
1-10
1-
3
$
■('H'i-
$$1.75
(quar.)
v
.■
25c
(quar.)
.25c
class
A
,
'i- 2
1-
12-
9
:12- 7
2
12-
7
1-16
12-
7
and
——
(special)
15c
1-16
12-30
$7%c
1-27
12-28
$15c
1-2-61
11-30
*15c
1-2-61
11-30
5c
1-10
$1
1-
$53c
37V2c
—7-
12-20
3
12-19
1-13
12-23
1-13
1-
3
30c
1-31
12-30
15c
$10c
1-16
12-23
R9?5^
62%c
'
1-14
1-
2
1-
2
12-
9
9
1-
2
12-
25c
12J/2c
—
1-
3
12-20
1-31
1-16
$1.50
1-
2
12-15
Jersey
27%c
1-
3
12-
South
Penn
$1.50
1-
3
12-24
1~5
2_
1
2_
12"20
1
i2
South
,1
8%
1-12
3-10
1?"
3
12-
9
12-
9
1-
5
12-19
1-25
1-12
1-25
Puerto
1-6
1-
1-12
1-16
$2
3
12-
8
11-25
1-
5
1-3-61
42-20
25c
1-
3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
Stock
•
*
____
$1.12%
(quar.)
dividend
common
1-
2
12-12
2
12-12
1-"
9*
12-23
15c
3c
12%c
12%c
12V2c
by.
and
the
5%
(quar.)
Power,
4.72%
preferred
preferred
'1-10
12-20
Southern
2
12-16
Southern
4.80%
Materials
—
common
&
3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
2-24
22%c
(quar.)—
1-
5
Electric—
1-
5
1-31
1-
5
1^1
1-
5
1-13
12-23
59c
-
(quar.)_
(quar.)_^
.r
^
.
2-
1
59c
68c
2-
1
1-13
2-
1
1-13
1-13
.1-13
*e,
$1.20
(quar.%
(quar.)__
1-
1-31
28c
28%c
—.—-
(quar.)___
Indiana Gas
preferred
12-15
California
2nd preferred
5.44%
12-15
3
original
(quar.)
4.72%
12-31
3
1-
65c
-
Commission
4.56%' preferred
1-10
1-
5%
common
(quar.)
Southern Colorado
9
3
1-
—'
common
approved
Utilities
1-
15c
(quar.)
_—
Edison,
on
1-16
' 50c
Sugar,
preferred
2%
1-
Inc.
preferred
1-10
Ltd.,—
(quar.)
(quar.)
California
Public
4.48%
2%
12-20
Rico
preferred
Southern
1-12
2-1
Telephone
Southern Bakeries Co., common (quar.)—
50 cenfcs participating preferred (quar.)—
Participating
Stock dividend on common and par'
ticipating preferred
12-21
3
(increased-quar.)________
Southeastern Factors (quar.)
3
2-
Gas
South Pittsburgh Water, 4%% pfd. (quar.)_
2
i
,
,
12-15
1-
.
25c
11-
$56%c
.
the
12-30
12-
6
2-24
1
$50c
-
:
on
5
'
$20c
(quar.)___
common
'A
12-30
1-16
50c
30%
—
—
—
class
1-26
6c
r
12-19
3
3
(quar.)____——$$1.43%
12-21
1-12
1-
40c
,
1-12
South Georgia Natural Gas—
6% preferred (quar.)
1-16
$1.25
Valley
common
1-13
South
25c
(quar.)
1
1-16
4%
(increased)
dividend)
2-
12-31
1
1-
30c
4
(quar.)—
Genessee
&
Rochester
preferred
——
Co.-(stock
Rochester
5%
(quar.)
3
12-15
1-31
1-
22'/2c
93%c
3-
3
1-20
2-
50c
(Hartford)
Riverside ' Trust
Robertson
1-16
$3
___
2-20
1-
$1.12 %
(final)
dividends
?°mmonf (QUar >
12-15
25c
Rich's, Inc., common
(quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)—,
2-15
1- 2
(stock dividend)
(quar.)_—_
(quar.)
2-15
12-13
.
——-
2-20
1
3-14
3
(quar.)_
Preferred (quar.)
South Carolina Insurance (quar.)
South Coast Corp. (quar.)
12-15
1
Inc.,
B
Southdown,
(quar.)_„
Bros.
-
*12-16
2- 1
15c
50c
3%
—
Electric Protective
Western
16
1
90c
Racing Assn. Inc.—,—:
Revlon,
Inc.
(quar.)———
Rhodes
21
1
1-
14c
25c
$1.12%
59%c
(R. J.) Tobacco Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Reynolds
3- 1
50c
(quar.)—
Revere
3- 1
1-13
$1.50
pfd.
Metals Co., 4J/2%
preferred A (quar.)
14c
65c
■>
(quar.)
19
**'
1-
45c
5c
25c
Republic National Bank (Dallas) (monthly)
Republic Supply (Calif.) (quar.)__
Reynolds
1-20
30c
87V2c
flOc
tlOc
Engineering (quar.)
i
1
3-
1-
(qUar j—
com
—
iR
1-31
9R
2
q
iq
1
2I15
19
?
5%
dividend
(stock
(quar.)
Rexall
3- 1
2- 1
-r-
19
91
5c
40c
3-
75c
614 Superior Corp. (s-a)
Slater (N ), Ltd., $2.12 preferred (quar.)__
Smith (J. Hungerford) Co. (quar.)_
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd. (quar.)_
Smucker (J. M.) Co. (quar.)
Sobeys Stores, Ltd., class A
South Carolina Electric & Gas Co.—
—
;
9n
19-
i"(9
50c
________
(quar.)——L—
(N. Y.)
19
9
1-20
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)_
3-6
"19
9
1
Class B ^uar->Simon Hardware (quar.)
2
12-
4-1
2-
50c
Sigma Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
19"ift
190
13
12-20
$1.75
(increased)
& Co. (initial)
class B)
Sierracin Corp.
97
19
3
3
85c
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
(Stock
J2I16
85c
(quar.)
Guaranty
4%%
Class
ic
19I91
97
1
1-20
1-
1-
15c
.
_________________________________
Shulton,
"
19
1-20
1-16
17c
preferred (quar.)
1-16
11 r
9
35c
quar.)
conv.
12-15
12- 1
1- 5
9i
;
87y2c
87V2c
_____—
Manufacturing, common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Reitman's Canada, Ltd., common (quar.)
3y2%
1- 3
3
1-31
*
il9n
5%
(quar.)______
(quar.)___—
^1-20
'1-2
19
"
10c
Qorp,-1(Mass.) common (ipcreased)__^■, ^ j
60c
preferred (quar.)l__l—__'——$1.25'
Class
i
3%
Reliance
12-15
1-31
$28c
Co.
Owl Stores
5%
19
2-10
2-10
10c
-
Association,
Common
10c
—
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Trust
12-23
30c
12-14
lOc
Sheep Creek NHnes' Ltd- <s"a)
Sheraton Corp. of America (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada—
"
119*"
94
3
25c
.__—
q
12-
'
1-
lOc
Shatterproof Glass (irregular)
Shattuck (F; G.) Company (stk. dividend).
Shawinigan Water «Sc PoweL com. (quar.)
4% preferred A (quar.)_
t
4%% preferred B (quar.)— _____—
—,
5
19"
2
1
5
ift
19
i
12-20
25c
Shareholders' Trust of Boston—
(From investment income)
191ft
19
12V2c
$2
~
12-19\
12-19
i
1-15
3
American Shares—
Selection Trust, Ltd.
1-
12-31
1
,2Sc
,
•____
(From investment income)
1915
9
3
4
12-15
1-25
1-13
3
1-
1-
—7%c
9
1
1-
2-
40C
Inc.,
3
12*
12-28
8c
(Pa.)
& Co.
l-
3
1-16
12%c
1-
3
12-28
30c
__
(Walter E.)
Selected
r"
1-16
$20c
(quar:)
—
See's Candy Shops,
Class B
Selck
15
1-
12-16
1-15
10c
Insurance
o
19
2
1-15
17c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Title
Quarterly
old
7
1-
28c
(quar.)
Co.
12-30
12-30
50c
Trust
•
12-30
$1.09
(quar.)
Bank
Quarterly
Security
i 4
3-
10c
(quar.)
com.
&
Co., common
(quar.)
&
1-16
1-16
1-20
18%c
'
Security Storage Warehouse (quar.)
1
i~_
-25c
*
^
Raybestos-Manhattan,
12-23
60c
Y.)__
i
k
17
3-
25c
10c
^
preferred
Purina
1-10
3
Roebuck
12-30
2%
(monthly)
'Stock
dividend
Security National Bank
i
$1.75
$1.75
(reduced)—_—___
14c
(quar.)
*...,
9
$1.12 J/2
-
(quar.)
common
of America,
1st
Rochester
:
Bank
*
(initial)
dividend
1st
1-10
1-
Finance
preferre(j
12-30
1-16
25c
—
National
12-30
1-16
,
22%c
(special)
.
—
1-16
28c
Security Insyrance Co. of New Haven—
9
■
(quar.).
Stock
$3.50
25c
(Me.)—-
Bank'
199
90
Co.
Voting common (quar.)
Nori-iVoting common (quar.-)
85
'
$3.50
Reliance
*
(quar.)_^
00
73
'
12-30
,
.
$1.06
$1.06%
—$1,16
(quar.)_^
31 %c
i
4%
5%
—
(initial)
Corp.
Corp.
1-13
10c
'
,
,
& E.
Reece
$45c
$$1.50
©
135
ii
,
Bearings Canada, Ltd.—
A
Red
20c
20
55
Co.
dividend
M.
Class
12-30
40c
37Vic
(s-a)
19R
52y2c
(quar.)__—_______
Mining Co.
-12-20
12%c
(quar.)'
is
9
3
30c
—
(Increased)
Quaker Oats Co., common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)^
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)__—.i———s_--_
/ 12-20
5c
25c
Parker
12-15
■
1-
1-16% -12-30—
25c
Extra
Seattle-First National Bank (increased)
Second National Bank (New Haven) (quar.)
i9*ic
3
(Greenwich) •(quar.Lsiii^i--
Pyle-National Co.,
1
1-16
'
100
80
Trust
1-10
25c
z
19
i
1-
$1
$1.06
$1.16 J/4
(quar.)
Sportswear
Putnam
1-16
;.
2%
$22Vic
80c
___
^
i~
2%
.___
lc
>
,
17y2c
Corp., 7%
original pfd. (quar.)
orig. preferred (quar.)
Sound Pulp & Timber (quar.)
7%
Realty Equities Corp.
•
9i
19
3
1-24
,
"
$5 preferred (quar.)__
$6-25 Preferred (quar.)
1914
Sears
HYec.
Publication
Reading
^___
i
ii
15c
(quar.)___
12-20
45c
Co.
.
—
(quar.)—
preferred
12-20
$1.50
(s-a)
«
,—
preferred
1-16
>
^4 75
i
1-
»
____
Seaboard
43-4U
of Oklahoma—
1-16
(increased).
cla^s A and
Ltd.
12-30
1-10
'$1.18%
(quar.)__—__
Extra
83
05
A
/
(quar.)
$1.12V2
$1.18%
.
Trust
12-34
1-10
$1.09
(s-a)
Page-Hersey Tubes,
1-10
$1.54
1
preferred
Corp.^ class
Service Co.
preferred
$1.10
Light, common
(quar.)—_
9n
9"
(quar.)_
—r.____
4 % % preferred A (quar.)
20
i9
$1.16
Radio
(quar.)
convertible
&
preferred
6%
513
500
preferred
$4.75
Pacific^Power
12
ii
x-ij
$2
(quar.
Rabin-Winters Corp.
:
13
i
$1.221/2
Ralston
(quar.)
535
preferred
12-23
(quar.)
>29
21
fi
1
div.
12-30
-
1
—«—.—
Puget
12-31
$1.41
(quar.)
ii
ift
50c
(quar.)
—
1-16
<
19
i
of Colorado—
1-10
,_
114
1-15
12-15
1-24
20n
Extia —_______________________________
Scrivner-Stevens Co., common (initial)
Common __.
i c
$50c
j,
'
(s-a)__
pfd.
(increased
65c
—
_.
19
75c
(quar.)
Corp.—
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.64%
preferred (qUar.)
Pacific Lighting Corp.—
Extra
12-15
1-16
22c
Bank
Scott & Williams, Inc.
56c
(N. J.)
8%
Co.,
National
Scranton
1-10
2-15
.
—
Corp.
Scruggs_Vandervoort._Barney|
preferred
Trust
—1—_'
,__
6.16%
&
(quar.)—_
common
(quar.)
fin
12-30
u
ic
(quar.)___^
R. T.
Pacific
ion
1-24
33c
(quar.)—
4.24%
5
25c
2
5%
1
15
3
$4
dividend)
(stock
Paper ' (quar.)
1-16
5
2-15
10c
|
i9
3
12-16
15c
(quar.)
Petroleum
i
5
20c
.-
Oxford
1-
$$1.75
—
3
2-15
t40c
preferred
97
1-
4
5
1-17
1-16
v
3%
(initial)
common
Scott Foresman & Co.
Scott+Mattson Farms (quar.)
Scott: Paper Co., $3.40 preferred
94
19
36c
12-15
l%c
Monthly
9
1
1-
lie
(quar.)
—
12-lb
1
(quar.i_————
12-15
__.
9n
2-
$25c
v
_______
(quar.)
Fetzer
1-17
2
27%c
19Extra
3
i
preferred
4%
12-20
v
\
1-
(quar.)
1-
3%
preferred
&
1-31
$1.25
_________
Monthly
.
7
Ltd.
Corp.
Jacinto
Scott
i
preferred
Public
2-10
! Extra
7%
Ltd.
2-10
50c
Schenley Industries Inc., com. (quar.)
50o pref. (s-a)
Schuster (Ed) & Co. (quar.)
o
15
9
(quar.)
Schenectady Trust (N. Y.)
ii
19
ift
4.64%
12-20
25c
(quar.)
:_____
Ontario
00
4V2%
12-30
2
___
19"
9
1
4.90%
12-30
1-
,
(quar.)
Valet,
1-14
1-20
•
fti
lift
V
preferred (*juar.)~—I
$1.06'/4
4.20% preferred (quar,)-^-^—--^——$1.05
1-10
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Extra
25
20c
(Boston)
i
i
80c
Commission of the State of Colorado)-
12-15
1-30
$1.06
(quar.)
Insurance
Mathieson
Olin
16
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Colony
partic.
Co.,
12-29
2-15
(initial)
Co.
Scarsdale
q
25c
4.65%
(increased-quar.)
10
4%%
12-15
preferred (quar.)
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
b
R1
25c
quar.)^____
(subject to obtaining an ap¬
propriate order from the Public Utilities
12-15
$1.11
4.44%
k
ift
4"
"
,
3%
.'
12-29
1-16
Stock dividend
Saxon Paper (quar.)—
Scarfe & Co., Inc., class A (quar.)
.
4.40%
18
39
i"
i
1
25c
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
12-16
'
9
9i
5%
Gamble
&
Stock
11-18
$20c
Co.—
&
Common
12-16
9
$15c
^
Public Service Co.
9
i
$2.50
conv.
preferred
(accum.)
preferred (accum.)
Progress Mfg. Co. ' ((jUar.)
7
14
_
;
Electric
non-cum.
12-30
1-
$7%c
Flour
Edison
1-
$1
$15c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Supplies, Ltd. (quar.)
Mills, Ltd.
(quar.)
Office Specialty Mfg., Ltd. (quar.)
:00
.
i
$1.75
Power Corp. - of Canada Ltd.—
4»/2% 1st preferred
(quar.)
12-30
Extra
515
a,
38c
basis
(quar.)__
Water
General
12-30
i
7c
2nd
12-31
$3c
Telephone, Ltd. (quar.)
19
99
in"on
;
4%%
12-31
preferred
i
$1
(s-a)
1-16
$1.50
Sangamo Electric (reduced)
Savannah Electric & Power Co., com. (quar.)
4.36% preferred A (quar.)
Sawhill Tubular Products (quar.)__
is
19
q
Sulphite & Paper Co.—
Proctor-Silex
12-31
preferred
Northern
516
RR.
(quar.)_____
Princeton Bank
12-31
M-14
$4.16
127
Adams
Transit
6%
12-31
$1.02
is
17
16c
dividend
Pfbctdr
$1.02%
_
l
$1.75
12-29
(initial)—
B
4.40%
San
v
in
i
$1.75
quarterly
Union
Price Bros.
12-31
$4.11
500
(
12-31
vl-20
ift
4"iD
_
Portland
12-22
29%c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
North
a
Portland
1-10
2
'
i
19
i
$1.50
12-15
12-29
1-16
Power—
A
5.60% preferred (quar.)—1
5% preferred (quar.)
4y2% preferred (quar.)
.
15c
12-16
___
$4.10
.75
&
on
Stock
12-23
1
lift
i
1
62V'2c
2
1-16
*
~ San Diego Gas & Electric, common
o
n",Q
Chicago Ry.—
-Sc
Development, Ltd.—
Huron
Port
(Minn.)—
(increased)
$4.08
.04
1
19
i
is
Plymouth Cordage Co. (quar.).
[
Polymer Corp., class A (stock dividend)-
12-23
1-14
i«
'o
.
Plough, Inc.
8
12-30
2- 1
Class
Sanborn
5%
(quar.)
12-21
12-21<
1-
$1.37%
(qUar.)__
Sampson-Miller Associates,
.
1
(quar.)__
1-11
1-11
''$1.12%
(quar.)__
Stock dividend
10
—
iz-io
9
(stock divd.)
(quar.)—
Plainfield
10-14
2-
«
_____
Power
12-
1
2-
Plastics
Common
3
1-
$1.25
(quar.)
Northern
112
Placer
12-15
$1.37%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quebec Power, Ltd. (quar.)
Northern
147
Pittsfield
Now
1-16
preferred
conv.
9
$1.06V4
____
Co.
1-
30c
(quar.)
Insurance
.00
12-
25c
__.
(quar.)
Northern
too
12-15
12-15
2
$2
r__,
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
Northern
135
3
3
1-
1-15
$62 %c
(s-a)____
Corp.,
preferred
4(4%
180
40c
______
IllinoiSyGas, common (quar.)_
preferred
$5.50
150
37
(quar.)_
Central
Northern
50
(quar.)
-
j
40c
(Md.)
6
6
30c
D
Preferred
Lawrence
Class B
x^-xo
97V2c
(initial)
1-
$1.25
A
Salant & Salant, Inc., class A (stock div.)
9
_
x-
$1
—
Star
$2.50
.85
15c
Pittsburgh Telephone
Oil, Ltd.—
North
11-
25c
_
3
o
iz-
90c
7% preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (quar.)
Pittsburgh National Bank (quar.)
_£_
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.—
7%
preferred (quar.)
12-15
(quar.)_____
Co
3%
•
& Stevens Chemical Corp.
Common
12-30
I0c
i9
3
A
x-xb
12'/2c
Savings & Loan
$2.50
12-13
25c
_
o
i
l-
62'/2c
1-20
1-16
20c
'
st•
steel CastlnS (quar.)__
st- Paul pire & Marine Insurance Co.
on
19
.
;
(quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne
12-13
(quar.)
5c
&
North Penn Gas
7-13
(reduced-quar.)
Lines
i
9
9
Co.—
Pillsbury Company, 4% preferred (quar.)—
Pittsburgh Brewing, common (quar.)
,
Extra
res
Pieifbe
12-20
3
(Subject to approval of stockholders Feb. 14).
North American Refractories
North
8%
12-20
1-3
50c
;_
1
2%
1-10
iQc
'
———
Cola (quar.);.—.
preferred
1-31
15c
J
Joseph Light &
gt
,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Phoenix
4-13
'
1
1-3
$1
,___
Aviation
"
,
.i
___:
preferred
_.
^
1
i
;
:
Togs .(initial)
5%
;;
o
Transport—
Piaspcki Aircraft Corp.
1-12
5-1
8-
(Mass.)_
i/i
50c
Common
1-19
1
15c
National
.___.
2-
15c
Suburban
?
i
x-
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
12-9
2-10
15c
__.
i-
Extra
12-
1-
$20c
(quar.)
:
.
1-
isc
50c
(quar.)
S & W Fine Foods, 4% conv. pfd. (quar.)__
o
St.
i
on
x-zu
10c
Reading Corp.—"
i
RR.
(quar.).
dividend
3.90%
12-9
2
Ry.—
preferred
6%
North
2
1-
U5c
_■■■■
1-
i"
$2
;
&
dividend
6%
12-20
2-15
1-9
9
$1.50
i
'
12-30
1-25
1-26
2%
1
Corp., 4%% pfd.
preferred B (quar.)
5%%
preferred C
(quar.)
6
Holders
1-31
isc
,
5%
2
$1.17
Philip Morris, Inc.,"common-(quar.).
4%
preferred
(quar.)
12-14
$15c
112-
3
2-1
'$1.10
:
..
$20c
—
&
adqjustment
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stock
12-14
__.
Extra
Norfolk
preferred
5%
preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban Water
12-15
1-3
(quar.)
d
95c
Philadelphia
1-13
1-
When
8c
;
Royal. M'cBee
1-18
$1.07y2
Stock-
12-31
1
25c
____:
___
1-10
2-
,
93%c
__
Niagara Wire Weaving, Ltd., common
8
(quar.)
(quar.)
ETxtra
12-16
4
1-
1
1-31
25c
preferred
Philadelphia
-
Extra
r:r''i,-20?'!i'7t',!If6^al Crown
1-16
2-
preferred
Co.
12-12
2
12-30
^2- 1
47
Payable of Rec.
25c
Broadcasting
Furniture
Russ
Philadelphia National Bank
11-25
'
93%c
_
Extra"
55
(quar.)_.
4.68%
preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Fairfax Corp.__.
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown
12-12
3
1-
$1.50
(J. J.) Co., 3%% pfd. (quar.)
Newport Electric Corp., 3%% pfd.
(quar.)_
Newton National Bank
(Mass.) (s-a)
3,
1-
/
'
Newberry
7
&
per
(quar.)—
Roper (William H.) Inc.
Roper Industries
1-30
1-27
;
17y2c
___:
,
1-3
'
50c"
(quar.)
1
10c
(quar.)
3.80%
12-30
i
1-
12-21
Corp.
'
5%
4.30%
4.40%
1-13
1-16
;
$1.18%
2-
15c
—
(quar.)
4.36%
37
preferred
2
Co.—
(Charles)
Aircraft
Rowe
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
12-16
40c
'/•
New Orleans Public Service—
36
Gear
&
Cement
Pettibone-MUlliken
New
_—
1-
3%
Machine
Pfizer
55c
.
Bottlers
3
.
12-i6
$1.50
Ne\V
Perkins
12-16
1-3
General
Ronson Corp. (quar.)_!_.
Stock dividend
$2.50
dividend
Permanente
12-29
1-
$1.15
_____
Stock
12-19
40c
Bureau
Pepsi-Cola
12-28
$1.38
__
(quar.)
1-
31c
'
12-24
1-
'
Valley RR. (s-a)
j
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. of Washington, D. C.
Stock
dividend
:
3-31
1-16
27c
(incr.)
England National Bank (increased).^
Formerly New England Trust Co.
New England Power, 5.52%
pfd. (quar.)
19
12-30
$15c.^„ 4-21
New
(3
2-1
&
Rohr
■
Share
...
12-19
Rollins
—._
—
\
Nam^of Company
1-3
50c
.".
Quarterly
Peoria
Holders
Payable of Rec.
20c
Peoples Union Bank & Trust (McKeesport, Pa.)
12-30
2-15
$i5c
__
Brunswick
..
1-16
a_
__
New
New
4
17%c
(quar.)
Semi-annual
When Holders
Payable of Rec.
•
Share
2
4%%
Share
^
(Bergen County, N. J.) (quar.)
Peoples Trust City Bank (Wyomissing, Pa.)
„
Name of
When
Per
j
Name of Company
Peoples Trust
.Continued from page 12
e
(47)
—--
„
2-
1
15c
2-
1
1-11.
/A,
'
.
.
•'
*
..
-
.
48
(48)
'
Name of
Company
When
Holdert
Per
New
common
Stock
:
Payable of Re a
Name of Company
each
5.40%
two
21c
—
additional
(One
share
held)(initial)—
preferred
Southern New England
Oxygen
Southern
Grease
Co.
22c
-
—
Telephone
(quar.)—
1-
1-
1
5
I-13
8%
12-19
6%
preferred
1-15
30c
1-
34c
2
1-
2
12-19
Trans-Lux
1-
34V4C
2
12-19
Transamerica
1-10
20c
12-30
Corp.
(stock
Corp.
Service—
92 %c
2-
1
1-20
$4.90
preferred
(quar.)
97V2C
2-
1
1-20
$5.96
preferred
12-18
preferred
(quar.)
$1.0375
2-
1
1-20
preferred
(quar.)
$1.0625
2-
1
1-20
preferred
$100
$1.10
2-
1
1-20
27Vic
2-
4.75%
preferred
5.625%
$6.50
5%
preferred
Standard
Oil
preferred
Standard
Paper
pfd.
conv.
1
1
1-13
;
2- 1
1-13
2-
1
1-13
Will
"
2-
1
1-13
Williams-McWilliams
class
Bank
State
(Albany, N. Y.)
Street
Bank
Stecher-Traung
Steel
Co.
of
Steel
Co.
of
Payment
&
Ltd.
Bros.
Extra
J20c
1-10
tlOc
4 Vi %
preferred
Stewarts
Class
(Boston)
(stk.
:—
dividend)
(quar.)
S.
2-24
3-10
U.
New
Jersey RR.
Borax
&
Fidelity
U.
S.
12-30
U.
S.
Royalty
1-
3
12-15
U.
S.
Rubber
1-
3
12-15
U.
S.
1-
12-19
U.
S.
4-1
1-16
U S
Oil
Whatley Davin & Co.
Corp. (quar.)
Shop, Inc. (quar.)
Furniture
(s-a)
9-29
Universal Container, class A
Universal
Controls
(quar.)
15c
&
(stock
Clothier,
Merchants
N.
J.)
1-16
1-
1-24
1-
8%
1-
3
12-16
2-28
2-10
Upjohn
25c
2-
1
1-13
Utah
$1.25
1-
2
National
1-31
1-13
$1.12
1-
3
1-
9
12-
1-20
1-
Van
1-
t2%c
3
Inc.
Sweets
Co.
of
12-13
1-15
5%
Dorn
(J.
Waters
Vanadium
Inc.,
Class
B
class
A
1-16
12-13
4%.%
12-30
,
Ltd.
Extra
1-16
12-30
1-16
Taylor-Colquitt
Co.
Taylor Instrument
1-15
12-15
1-
1
12-
5
1-16
1-
2
Walgreen
Tennessee
Natural
Terminal-Hudson
Texaco
4%
Viau, Ltd.
Gas
Lines
Viewlex
Utilities
Wabash
Inc.,
Thomas
&
4%
Betts
Co.,
convertible
Thorofare
6c
Stock
Thrift
(quar.)
Co.—
'
*
-
Oil
:
Top
Class
Tishman
Products
(quar.)
common
pfd. (quar.)dividend)
--
Guarantee
dividend
Co.
New
subject
to
(stk.
divd.)
Manufacturing
Torrington Company
1-31
1- .3
1-16
12-30
1-21
12-20
Wayne
1-
3
12-
Weber
1-
3
1-
3
12-15
1-10
12-15
Trust
-
12-15,
20c
(N.
Y.)
dividend
Bank
.&
Trust
Annual
Co.
Building Assn.,
Class
4%%
Ltd.
J
12-15
Wells
12-15
Finance,
Ltd., class
B
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1-12
12-
3-31
preferred
Transamerica
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
1-
2-
1-
6
6
3
1-
4
10%
2-
8
1-20
1-2
37c
12-13
1
Co.
$1.75
(quar.)_^
1-
2
12-13
25c
1-16
12-31
25c
dividend
of
shares
of
____,
1-10
12-
share
one
class
B
for
9
^12-
9
.cV'V '•
held)
V;':
(quar.)
common
y
v-•
,
1-10
'■/
?35c
,
(quar.)
2-1
1-3
2-1
-13
$56y»c-
12-30
•Transfer
1-
2
12-19
1-16
12-29
1-13
12-30 -i
1-13
12-30
1-14
12-27
1-
3
12-
1-
3
12-15
2-15
1-27
$ Payable
books not closed
in
Canadian
resident
:
1-15
2-
1
1-
and/or
date
record
is
indicated
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15%
Less
x
Jamaica
income
Non-'
:
incorrect.
was
date
-
The
corrected
here.
1
•
^
payment
-
Canadian noh-residents< tax.
tax.
12-19
30c
British
•
.
.
source;
,
1
-
1-16
1-20
Previously published
;
9
1-31
Less
date
this dividend.-*:.
*•.
tax-deductible at the
15%; resident tax 7%.
income tax.^
a
~
fof
funds,
tax
y
12-31
1-
6
3
12-23
1-
6
12-23
1
General Corporation and
Investment News
*
12-12
1-10
2-
1-14
2-
1-27
1-
6
1-16
1-
6
1
1-
3
12-30
,Continued from
1-16
1-
6
stated,
important
1-16
and
1-27
1-
6
12-27
"47%c
2-
1
12-31
1-
3
12-
1-
3
1-
7%
2-
6%
1
2-
1
1-
5
1-
112-
t50c
1-3
12-
9
i$l 12%
1-
3
12-
'j50c
9
1-
3
12-
9
20c
1-31
12-29
1-3-61
12-14
Mr.
1-
1
12-20
1-
1
12-20
1-16
12-21
1-
3
12-
4
6
1-13
1-
3
1-16
$1.06
1-16
1-
$20
(quar.)
26'/4C
5
2715
12-31
1-
2
1-13
1-
3
12-
1-
3
31'/4C
1-2
12-15
15c
1-12
1-
3
1-12
1-
is
the
major
a
to
(quar.)
12-
5
000
6
Net
of
12-20
3
12-
5
2-15
12y2c
1-16
1-
2-
1
1-
3
12-
9
85c
i-.
(quar.)
1-
1
12-16
$50c
1-15
12-15
t$l
1-15
1-15
12-15
$1
common—.—
3-
1
2-13
2-1
62%c
—
1-13
1-
2
2-
1
1-16
32y2c
2-
1
1-16
2-
(quar. )__
for. the
attributed
that
leasing
type
this
by
and
in
his
truck
part
company
to
"indus¬
of
attaining
effectively."
well
gone
is
billion
extremely
an
$400
over
high
million"a
mark
by
1965.
economical
way
of
the
its
Nov.
the
that
30,
a
■
same
both
of
and
showed
Net
ago.
period
orders
new
1960,
year
ship¬
small
a
earnings,
how¬
preceding
the
year.
the current
months
six
ivith
which
$18,250,000
results,
woolly
month
of
ended
for
the
Nov.
30,
similar
1960,
period
wefe
a
year
shaies
iirst
to
providing
six
$.97
to
for
$.72
dividends
per
preferred
on
share
based
on
the
outstanding
.
-months
of
share
per
net
earnings of the
subsidiary were $629,606
Canadian
After
752,913
equivalent
consolidated
equivalent
are
the
the
owned
period.
for
shares
Regular
the
class
$.15
per
then
on
during
the
period.
the ^previous
year
were
the 1 average
number.
Of
outstanding.
quarterly
A
and
share
payable
are
dividends of
5%
preferred
B
declared
was
Jan.
to
25
$.31%^ per share
on
stock;
the
shareholders
and.
regular
a
common
of
record
Melville
1
1-16
stock.
on
the
were
1
3-10
fully
1-16
12-23
1-
4
12-15
$1.43%
2-
1
'
2-1-
achieved
offset
propiiious
Research,
1-
6
at
1-
6
against
an
lower
in
net
several
increased
than-expected
a
$1
stated
that
the
on
dividend
of
All
dividends
Jan."10,
increase
in
1961.
new
orders
the
somewhat
9
4-
-
President,
declared
the
12-27
$1.25
Stein,
were
preceding year, while small, was very encouraging in view
falling off in general business
activity.
The
increase
was
considerably
less
than
the
goal
set
before
the
downturn- occurred
in
general business activity and this, Mr. Stein stated, accounts for
of
12-
35c
(quar.)
announced
ended
period amounted to $17,798,orders of $17,793,000 for the prior year period.
unaudited
number
712,743
30c
(quar.)
has
for
new
for
and
silt
$782,604,
3
35c
$1.25
:
than
with
earnings
1-16
.
Co.
months
comparable "period
these earnings
average
1-
-
six
compared
on
company
stocks,
over'
(quar.)
(quar.)_•
received
12-15
60c
common
headquarters
12-15
$35c
$1.50
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
with
automobile
'
Based
I.
Telegraph
LPI,
of
and it will surpass the $1
found
the
shipments
earlier.
12-20
,
compared
Net
:______r.%
Corp.
lessor
inquiries
He
orders-received during
12-20
.
—
(quar.)
1960.
modern
lower
were
New
12-
1-16
30c
(quar.)_
ever,
over
$18,351,000
•
$1.12%
& Telephone—
(increased
quar.)
preferred
vehicles and other equip¬
growing out of today's
according
to
H.
L.
Meckler,
squeeze
Northrup Co.—Shows Logs
the
i-J;6
$1.02%
com.
of
States
industry.
number
in
Northrup
for
12-15
$1.12%
L———_
Tablet'& Stationery,
has
&
1-3-61
$1.05
—
1
exchange
United
motor
International
Y.,
said
most
&
increase
5
1-
$1.50
i.
—
class A
the
Leeds
1-16
40c
»
10%
preferred
free
the
Corp.—President's Remarks
of
profit
conditions,
equipment
Mr. Meckler said,
get
Leeds
3
Light
lien
Plan
N.
"considerably"
1
7%c
A
prior
leasing
offset ."the
market
Lease
other
Meckler
ments
.___—
5%
the
between
,
machinery immediately without dip¬
working capital
needed
for
other
purposes,"
he
added.
"Since
no
change in the pace of competition is expected, lessees
are
additionally in a position to turn to even newer
cost-cutting
machinery when their current leases run out."—V. 192, p. 2509.
12-14
Co.—
(quar.).
Inc.
and
"Industry
to
12-31
50c
insurance Securities,
Union
,
12-29
50c
1
(Toronto)—
Norway,
Handschumacher
ping -into
—
Petroleum,
Great
year,
12-16
2-
22%c
com.
permit
talent
1914.
Industry-wicteyjiyolume of leasing has
Co.—
preferred
Assurance
will
President
trial management's search for
every possible means
production at low unit cost to meet competition
9
1-
30c
(quar.)
4%
Neck,
$1.12%
Fixture
dividend
Westmoreland.
,
of
37%c
(quar.)
Sweden,
*
(quar.)
pfd. C
preferred
Western
president
to
to
competitive
fleets
J35c
,
(quar.)
&
concept
p.
International
battle
12-28
Ltd.
(quar.)
5%
9
the
12-15
'
Mills
Britain,
agreements,
engineering
192,
turning
1-16
$3.50
5%
1-3
is
VI- 2
4c
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Western
highly
5
4c
5.20% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
7
160c
in
grew
!
Great
,
1
(increased)
RR.
and
Plan
10c
—
Common
7
1-16
Lease
Industry
3
62%c
Tiernan, Inc.
preferred
Western
12-17
1-16
1-
15c
common
Fargo Bank-American Trust. (quar.)__
Western
3
2-15
1-15
in
Western Grocers, Ltd.,
Common
(annual)
2
2-15,
12-20
1-
world-wide
design
world."—V.
12-30
6c
France,
foreign
1-16
2
1-16
7%c
*
(Increased-quar.)
12-12
1-16
1-
the
-
:
'
include
the
on
"This
1-27
1-31
1-31
abroad
Commenting
2-15
A
______—
Motor
firms
8
page
Japan, Australia and India.
12-22
4%
Shoe—
Showcase
Western
12-16
+40c
~
B.)
Knitting
Westates
4
12-15
Pa.)—
"
,1
class
B
(quar.)
preferred C
(quar.)
West Virginia Pulp & Paper,
4%% preferred (quar.)
3-10
2-
20c
(quar.)
1-16
tlOc
Jersey & Seashore RR., common (s-a)
West Penn Power^. 4%%
pfd. (quar.)
9
+40c
A
dividend)
(quar.)
preferred
2-15
West
3
40c
(quarV)^,_
'
(quar.)
common
Ltd.,
10c
(quar.)
on
King Corp., 6%
Class
(Hazelton,
Inc.
extra
Extra
»
Extra
Traders
aj
1-16
5
50c
_
(stock
;
Co.,
21
$1.12%
dividend)
(special)
preferred (quar.)
Wellington Management
1-
35C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
5%
,12-2
1-
^
Trader
Waste
2
7c
L__
:
,.
$25c
preferred
preferred
Waukesha
g%
Stock
Traders
4% %
U
•
-7%%
(quar.)
4%%
20c
Warren Bros. Co. (quar.)
'.—
Warren, National Bank (Pa.)
(s-a)
Warwick Hotel (annual)
1
J40c
(quar.)'___
Manufacturing
&
2-28
12-17
4%
■
(Ind.)__
•:
(stock
B
leading
Pictures
(quar.)
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
12-
(final)_57.1429%
*
Inc.
;__
Raceway
Zeller's
30c
4.10%
(quar.)
Lines,
(quar.)
___—
Jewelry
12-23
$1.25
Bros.
4.20%
(quar.)
Trusts
Freight
____
preferredlquar.)
12-27
$20c
voting
River
Warner
9
and
w.
Def.
Toronto-Dominion Bank (quar.)
Bank
Ware
1-
(stock
stockholders
t_
Trade
Wallace &
12-15
12-31
5%
Packing
(quar. )____*__
1_Z—
Tonopah Mining of Nevada (reduced)-
Towle
12-15
2
4%
Tobin
General
3
2
3
12 %c
York
regulatory agency approval.)
Tobacco Securities
Trust, Ltd.,
Ordinary (final)
Toronto
1-
1-
30c
(B.
Stock
of
8-31
9
20c
(quar.)
1-
1-20
Co.—
Av (increased-quar.)
Realty & Construction
5-31
9-15
1
30c
(quar.)
Quarterly-
1-
12 %c
$1.20
(stock
A
12-14
1-20
17 %c
.__
2-28
6-15
10c
Class
Company—
3
4%
1'
(quar.}
Co.,
1-
7c
"
.(accum.)__'
12-20
10c
each
18c
Worts,
20c
Co.__—
dividends
Times-Morror
1-31
25c
(quar.)
Glass
2
12-22
1-
10c
(increased)
non-cumulative
RR.
Common
25c
common
preferred
Investment,
Tidewater
£40c
(quar.)
1-
3-15
1-
$1.12%
i._
Common non-voting, (increased)
Walker (Hiram) Gooderham &
48c
Fiber
Markets
12-12
.12-12
}$i
preferred
Thompson (H. I.)
Thompson-Starrett
Walker
3
15c
(quar.)
Textile
common
20c
1-10
ment
1-19
U 3
18c
%
'«
____
(quar.)
Ltd.,
,
1-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Instrument
Inc..
Class
J25c
(quar.)
\
(quar.)
Victorcen
1-19
?20c
,35c
Electronics
Canada,
preferred
Textiles,
70c
2-15
—
(initial)
com.
(quar.)
com.
America,
of
Waldorf Systems,
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
"
12-30
2-15
;
2-16
7%c
:
12-20
'12-30
25c
;
3
1-13
10c
Zale
-i.
7%c
—
3
20c
.-
____
Tandy Corp.
1-
10c
Transit
12-22
$1
(s-a)__
1-16
"
Tamblyn (G.), Ltd. (quar.)
1-16
1-31
1-10
Youngstown Steel Door
Company—
convertible
Ventures,
1-
JL
(quar.)
9
7c
25c
(quar.)
1-20
7-10
11-25
15c
(quar.)-
Rogers,
40c
(quar.)
12-
4-19
3
$2
Works
75c
—
1
3
,7-31
1-16
35c
(quar.)
A
&
Year-end
Talon,
2-
1-
37V'2c
±
(quar.)
Mining
Corp.
Extra
(extra)
25c
37%c
(quar.)
1-
x;
(quar.)—
B.)
preferred
50c
Company
(quar.)
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)
3
preferred
50c
(quar.)
preferred
&
Iron
Sciver
35c
&
1-
1-31
56V4C
(quar.)
new
Food
Sea
10c
America
12-20
3
4-29
$1.75
7J/2c
,
Company
"
t25c
(quar.)
1
25c
,
Co.
Camp
Van
Bank
Extra
3-
—-
York)
4%%
Construction
5%
12-15
1-15
Lens
Van
5
t35c
j.
1-
25c
1-31
37'/2c
7%
3
(quar.)
Van
8
35c
Univis
12-12
5%
(s-a)
(quar.)
1-
3%
Marion,
20c
Rubber
12-30
12-16
7Vic
•
1-16
■_Young..y^:S^)rConrpanyprc&mmmr-'fqnat::h:r:r-~'----'--~--75c-;v--l-2~12-l4:
3-20
.
12%c
Pharmaceutical
Tobacco,
preferred
10c
(quar.)
common
(New
&
Leaf
Universal
4%
.
dividend),
$15c
v
37V2c
Quarterly
12,20
1
dividend
Universal
3
Co.
Vitamin
Stock
6
20c
(quar.)
California
(quar.)
of
&
10-16
9-29
4-10
-
87%c
9 Vic
6-30
1-10
30c
U.
3-31
(quar.)
common
Batteries
12-30
$1.12%
(quar.)
(Boston)
Trust
1-24
2-
4
U S-Trust
4-14
1-16
(quar.)
Quarterly
35c
6-30
S.
Co.,
Yocam
9
9
37%c
(quar.)
3-31
7-14
1-31
30c
(quar.)
6%
12y2c
12-30
10-16
12-16
2-15
(quar.)
3
preferred
S.
1212-
1-
—
7-14
U.
2
2
1
(quar.)
1-16
$.0095
12-16
preferred
preferred
Yellow
11-
2-
Corp
4-14
$.0095
2
1-2
2-15
6%
6
62V2c
Smelting Refining & Mining—
7%
1-
1
Cab
Yonkers
(quar.)
(annual)
Reclaiming
Corp.
Extra
12-30
$.0095
Inc.
Machine
York Water Co.
(Md.)(quar.)
9Mac
;____
1-
Corp.—
Guaranty
Servateria
2-11
2-
$2 50
(quar.)___
&
1-13
9Vic
9
8c
Mfg. (quar.)__
Express System (quar.)
6%
tax
Co., 7%
preferred (quar.)
Industries, Inc., 4%% pfd. A (quar.)
U. S. Plywood Corp., common
(quar.)
3-17
9
per
(quar.)
S.
12-12
12%
*•
12-
12-31
J$112%.--
Towne
Yellow
1-31
tlOc
Gypsum
U.
3
56c
;
& Canal Co.
Chemical
preferred
S.
Shos
12-
&
Yates-American
1-31
$2.50
1-
2
3
2-15
%
J75c
v
Quarterly
12-15
Industries
9
12-
37%c
United Shoe Machinery, common
6% preferred (quar.)
2
;
Mines, Ltd. (interim)Ltd. ordinary (final)—
Molasses,
"United
6
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
pence equal to approximately $.048
depositary share free of British inc.
1
1-
3
2-15
12%c
—
preferred
Corp.
10c
preferred
Swank,
5%
A
Gas
t50c
—
.
__•
(Newton,
Toro
5
40c
6
12-30
$38c
—
Investments,
class
40c
(quar.)__
common
Sun
Chemical Corp.,
$4.50 pfd. A (quar.)
Drug Co. (stock dividend)
Super, Mold Corp. (quar.)
Superior Propane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd. (quar.)—
Supertest Petroleum, Ltd., common (s-a.)_;
Ordinary (s-a)
Supronics Corp. (stock dividend)
Title
Co.—
25c
Sun
Tip
Fruit
United
1-
+25c
Fuel
6%
1
1-30
30c
(quar.)
9%c
Strawbridge
Swift
Ltd., class A
2-
5%
—
—
4% %
Container
Swan
1-
$12%c
dividend)-:
__J
United
9
1-
.10c
B
Sussex
1
25c
_
B
5%
6
12-
U.
B
Strolee
RR.
Corps,
Extra
deposi¬
1
Class
&
Storkline
United
12-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
3
2-
Ltd.
9Vic
Class
Stop
Canada,
(stock
3
2-
1-20
3
1-14
15c
(quar.)_L_iL_____i.___
Combing Corp. of Canada, Ltd.
Wrigley
(Wm.), Jr.
(monthly)
Monthly ______!
1-
of
Investment
1-
7%%
2-15
$1
v
1-
20c
|40c
Woodall
Vale
1-
$60c
(final)—
per
preferred
12-19
(quar.)_.
Pacific
3
11-30
(quar.)
Yale
United
1-
1-20
.
1-
$1.12%
Extra
12-15
;
Wool
Union
12-13
1-13
12-30
75c
(quar.)
4%%
Co.—
1-13
1-31
1-31
32y2c
<quar.)__
30c
2
1-31
;
Industries, Ltd.,—
ClassK A
1-20
Gas
United
2
common
12-15
-
(quar.)
90c
4c
1-16
(quar.)
12-22
9*.
$1.50
Wood-Mosaic, class A (initial-quar.)___
Class
B
(initial-quar.)
.V.
1-20
1-13
1-
_L_^
1
1st
12-$
1-
(quar.)_4^c
3
7
12-15
V;'y:.. ^•/-
•
2-
1-13
1- 3
1-3-61
1-20
12-23
1-24
(N.J.)
Union
12-30
~
1-
12-
12-12
15c
^
32c
2-15
1
1-16
(John)
2-15
9
50%
Chemical
Wood
2-15
1-
1-16
Witco
12-21
87%c
2-
32Vic
12-21
3
10-7
^
(quar.)_
3
4-7
1
1-1
; 20c
5%
'
9
Inc
Power—
Service,
92%c
Union
1-10
12-
Electric
Public
(quar.)
1-10
+30c
-
Class A
Stone
3
75c
-
A
Stockton
1
1-
(quar.j__
4-7
8-1
14-
$1.06yt
-
\
3-10
1-6
5-1
":"40c
$78'/oc
(quar.)
Bank
40c
4
2-1
1%
Inc.
1
1
,
12-23
2
'' 4-
Industries, Inc.—
Industries,
1-
$2
(quar.)
Candle Co.
Wisconsin
12-22
1-1
10c
40c
Fund,
(quar.)—
5%
(initial)
Class
2
12-15
__i
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
6%
preferred
45c
A
Class
1-
;
Wisconsin
preferred
15c
Lloyds, Ltd.
Mfg., class A- (initial)
B
12-22
3
"
40c
3.60%
1-20
9
$3.70
12Vic
(quar.)
(quar.).
&
Still-Man
Class
2-
50c
(accum.)
$0,129
Textiles,
1
1-
(quar.)
Angeles)
preferred
$4 preferred
12-31
1
Electric
t20c
Stern
2-
$3.50
12-31
2-
Y.)
National
United-Keno Hill
Trust
Stores
1-16
1-16
$15c
(quar.)
about
be
Wisconsin
12-14
dividend
$4.50
12-20
t30c
^
&
12-23
—
Sterling Brewers, Inc. (quar.)
Sterling National Bank & Trust (Nt Y.)—
Quarterly
Sterling Trusts (Toronto) (quar.)
Stern
1
(N.
(Los
Center
Union
12-15
tary share after deduction of the charges
of the depositary
Stephan Company (initial)
1
Sterchi
12-23
1-
Trust
Bank
Stock
12-23
dividend)
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Wales, Ltd.; Ordinary
Will
1
1
(quar.)
Lithograph
Bros.,
1-
2
preferred
participating preferred
Stedman
12-30
1-3
62%c
Acceptance, Ltd.—
I
6%% 1st preference A (quar.)
Union
12-30
1-
(quar.)
A
State Exploration Co. (stock
State Guaranty Corp.—
$1.30
1-16
1-
:—
conv.
1-13
10c
1-
12-30
t40c
50c
Windsor
$1.12%
25c
1-31
12-15
1-
dividend
12-30
62%c
1-10
1-3
„
2-15
2-21
(quar.)
W-
(quar.)
Baumer
1-20
Union
2-17
75c
-_
State
Underwriters
12-27
1
J20c
(quar.)
Corp.,
H5
&
7%c
(quar.)
1-15
$2
preferred
Stock
Transit, common
preferred (quar.)
2
(quar.)_
Stanley Home Products (quar.)—
Stanray Corp.
(reduced)
Starrett
2
12-
50c
(s-a)
B
12-
$1
common—
Ltd.,
$1.40
$4.25
6
3-
(quar.)
Common
9
1-
I;
1%
2-
12- 9
12-
62'/2c
(s-a)
common
2-
$1.42%
$2
3
3
T-20
10c
Tndustries~_"III-I-IZ
&
Common
of Rec.
;
1><J.-
25c
63%c
Rapid
prior
(Conn.)
$1.22%
1-13
$1.25
Holdert
V 25c
Company,
Common
(quar.)
1-13
75c
:
dividend
Wilson
When
(quar.)_.
*■
Wiser Oil Co.
12-27
1-10
93%c
Co.,
(quar.)
Brock,
City
5%.
Trust
1
—
,,
Payable
■ share
•.
_
Stock
'
-• -
Yards, pfd. (s-a)
pfd. (1946 ser.)v (quar.)
Williams-McWilliams
12-16
12-29
$1.49
of New Jersey (quar.)
South La Salle Street Corp.
Stock
(quar.)
2-
Co.
Union
Paving & Materials, Ltd.
Standard Radio, Ltd.
(quar.).
Stanfields,. Ltd., class A (s-a)
Class
3
3-
40c
2 Vic
(quar.)
Mfg.
preferred
Stanley
(quar.)
:
3
1-
1-15
12Vic
$1.60
—
B
1-
25c
$1.62
15c
Standard
Class
Twin
II-15
(Ohio)—
3%%
6%
208
1-20
3
(quar.)
Co.
Extra
1-20
1
1-
-V
.
Instrument
Standard
1
2-
common--
Dredging,
Standard
2-
27 Vic
1
(quar.)—.
Products,
Trust
:
Extra
Insurance—
(quar.)
preferred
1-20
$1.12Mi
preferred (quar.)
Springfield Fire & Marine
Common
1-20
1
—
%
Sta-Rite
1
2-
$1.405/s
(quar
2-
$1.1875
—
(quar.)—
preferred
1-20
1
Union
Willamantic
12-18
1-17
1-31
25c
_.
$5.70 preferred (quar.)___—
$5.60 preferred (quar.)____
Transportation Corp. of America—
Class A common (quar.)__:
True Temper Corp., 4V2% pfd. (quar.)
$1.15
(quar.)_
preferred
4.36%
4%
>
1-4-61
5%
(quar.)—__—
4.60%
,
12-15
1-4-61
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line.com. (quar.)
$2.55 preferred (quar.)____
:
4.25%
4.40%
.
1-4-61
20c
(quar.)
—
Oil
J30c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Electric, 5%
Wilcox
dividend)——
4.15%
~
Wilcox
12-18
(quar.)
preferred
preferred $25 par
preferred (quar.)
Wichita
1-4-61
$25c
preferred
4.40%
1-18
12-28
$22%c
3.70%
(quar.)
1
9
.
3.90%
par
2-
V
(quar.)
•••'."
Wheeling Steel Corp., common
5% preferred (quar,).
Whiting Corp.
1-
125c
i;,.i
Monday, January 2, 1961
...
of Company"
22 %c
Common "
dr 4Va%
;.
Par
Name
25%
Trans-Canada
12-20
12-15
3
'
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
■
•
dividend
Corp. Fund—
(quar.)'
;
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_.
1-16
1-
10c
-
Stock
12-21
_
55c
(quar.)
Telephone, common
5.44%
preferred (quar.)
5.48% preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas)
(quar.)
Public
1-19
15c
'
—
Southern Nevada
Southwestern
1
1-18
-—
(quar.)
Oil
&
2-
Company—
(Quarterly payment including the new shs.
.issued in payment of stock distribution)
for
shares
Southern
Share
s
Trane
(initial-quar.)
div,
When
'
Share
-v
■
Southern Nevada Power—
:
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
*
Per
•
t„
■
level
one
of
in
over
of
which
to
and
the
material
The
increase
Product
in
increased
these,
and
preceding
decreasing its efforts
Although
areas,
pay
operations.
Development
increase
^earnings.
operating
rates
period
prices.
were
did
these
and
not
Also
Engineering
year
categories.-^V.
at
the
appear
been
company
192,
p.
to
lpwerto
expenditures
had
the
efficiencies
not sufficient
costs
be
for
budgeted
decided
1399.
(
Volume
193
Number 6017
The Commercial and Financial
,
'
■
v
-
Chronicle
'
-
Lehigh
Hudson
&
River
Period End. Nov. 30—
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
Railway
oper.
revenue..
Railway
oper.
expenses.
$266,064
Marquardt Corp.—Files Stock Plan—
1960—11 Mos.—T959
,
Marquardt,
$2,943,802
$3,032,860
197,582
$257,835
194,526
2,172,433
2 217 235
ops.
$68,502
$63,309
,369
$815,625
income.^..
4,051
201
2,398
Net
oper.
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
tration
ry.
1960—Month—1959
market,
$3,392,037
$5,566,780
428,520
507,055
4,960,209
5,590,087
$190,111
$15,929
$1,568,172
$23,307
as
* 125,874
78,364
*961,515
957,382
sentative
The
railway
inc..
oper.
/'Deficit.—V.
192,
v1-,
2223.
p.
also
M&T'.
of
Louisiana
&
Arkansas
and
Period End. Nov. 30—
of
1960—Month—1959
1960—11 Mos.—1959
-
revenue.
$1,680,010
$2,187,398
$21,999,829
$23,380,061
expenses,.
1,144,630
1,290,060
14,356,880
and
from
rev.
Net ry. oper.
—V. 192, p.
$535,380
ops.
$897,338
$7,642,949
$8,752,233
G.
231,524
ry.
337,482
2,560,864
3,110,906
of
income
2223.
This
convertible
preferred
stock,
$10
The
par.
company
proposes
to ex¬
each
of ,:,
change 4V3
common
shares and 1%
preferred shares for
the 94,187 common shares of P. W. Dodge Corporation, of New York.
The statement also includes
156,978 shares which are issuable upon
conversion of the preferred stock.
The
company's
which
it
general
the
11
nature,
The
furnishing
services
to
and
publications,
from
from
advertising and subscriptions,
and
Such books are principally of an educational
but its books business also extends to fields of
business
of
development of effective
services
business
of
revenues
interest.
the
and
consist
of books.
technical
and
is
derives
publishing
the
activities
W.
Dodge
its
and
marketing plans for its clients,
integrated publications
and
the fields of advertising, catalog-
plans,
services.—V.
and
in
189,
City
this
of
senting
increase
an
stockholders
•The
for
corporation
by
of
David
47%
total
a
1959
over
manufactures
of
in
$750,000
sales/it
president,
Greene,
which
company,
to
rose
28.
filters
,
related
and
to
pools, operates on a fiscal year ending Sept. 30.
the period amounted to $49,100, an increase of 40%
over
the
preceding year, or 24c per share on the average number
of shares
outstanding during the period.
According to Mr. Greene, the firm's sales growth was about three
for
.
times
for
that
1960
Based
products,
Slated
to
in
on
increase
the
period.
currently
last
over
filter
for
1961
between
introduction
by Major
sand-and-gravel type
model
half
save
in
sales
the
of
space
Pool
units
1960
over
Equipment
residential
conventional
is
Corp.
pool
filter,
without
a
de¬
sacrificing
filtration
In
interior
home
lined
is
expected
according
Mr.
the
complete
at
combination
ment
affected
with
normal
bring
filter
1960 had
as
a
and
vinyl
package
for
of
He
illustrated
sales
and
for
1958,
and
product
new
1961
about
to
growth
in
develop¬
$1,500,000,
25
achieved
was
In
to
the
same
intends,
which seriously
air-conditioning and recre¬
Milo
for¬
merly called A&G
was made in May of
1960 by by Hill
Thompson & Co., Inc., and was quickly oversubscribed.
The company
has been in operation for 14
years, with executive and manufacturing
at
60 Jacobus
So. Kearny,
Avenue,
N. J.—V.
191,
Corp.,
p.
The
offering
Lomasney
The
offered
writers
of
Dec.
on
for
headed
underwriters
Metropolitan
by
will
$4.50
at
share through
Securities, Inc., of
per
.
re^jrfve $7,500 for expenses and
commission.
warrants
to
purchase
share.
•
per
be
to
exercise
at
group
55 cents per share
wholly-
FCC,
the
involve
headed
William
by
Blair
its
station
the
of
from
the
sale
provement
sales
tops,
wood
kitchen
formica-covered
will
be
cabinets,
formica-covered
bathroom, vanities
custom
and
The $400,000 net proceeds
follows: $75,000 for capital im¬
of all types.
cabinets
stock
of
of
used
as
plant expansion,, reorganization and layout; $50,000 for
promotion to develop new markets in dealer and distributor
$75,000 for the hiring of technical personneland purchase of
and
areas;
additional
to reactivate the machine shop division; $75,000
inventory of raw material and to inventory finished cabinets
and related items; and $125,000 for general working capital.
equipment
Pursuant to
shares
of
shares
of
Gitomer,
broadcasting
station
Detroit's
of
income
said,
the
of
had
of
of
in
a
Division of
a
Division
Mr.
of
the
be
National
that
rapidly
will
month,
sum.
earnings of Metropoli¬
that
period
annual
1959
currently
headed
company's
Theatres
by Samuel P.
director
was
recently
of
expanded
and
Television's
par¬
the exhibition and distribu¬
as
1494.
p.
the
'
\
plant
new
completion
into
the
Dec.
on
For
Valley
the
and
during
reported by J. Paul Jones,
corporation
manufactures
special
corporation's
in
July,
transistorized
and
192,
stock
p.
was
Board,
told
equal
Industrial
last
is
it
of
this
President.
digital
digital
offered
20
that
week
NAVCOR
to
Park
anticipates
purpose
be
shares
comparable
ended Aug. 31,
$92,020,
the
Jr.,
would
460,085
systems
applications.
military
common
I960.—V.
30,
the
year
of
Forge
was
of
for
corporation
plant
new
the
period
the
on
fiscal
earnings
at
of
the
Figures
the
Nov.
27.
for
share
per
ended
year,
amounted to
for the comparable
Chairman
Jr.,
net
reported
share.
months
fiscal
volume
earnings
available.
not
are
three
sales
outstanding.
corporation
a
time
net
assets
gross
be
previously,
company's
over
meeting
that
catalogued line
industrial, commercial
over
for
the
300%
approximately 10 cents
stock
common
it
The
and
the
nearing
moving
be
of
of
Joseph A, Teti,
ago,
at
corporation's
The
net
In
National Theatres
by B. Gerald Cantor.
year
will
Norton
operate
corporation
quarter
estimated
to
per
The
this
year
the
cents
in
sales
Foster
from
rose
just
publicly
,
computers
modules
for
the
for
first
1818.
Because
Kleiser,
&
cash
of
flow
530
Chicago & St. Louis RI^—Earnings?**^
Nov. 30—
1960—Month—1959
$
Rwy.
operating
Rwy.
million
$14.4
ended.
New York,
Period End.
oper.
'
Mos—1959
$
12,334,090
8,069,353
expenses
1960—11
$
11,217,704
revenue
^
$
138,688,043 136,482,652
8,580,909
99,083,281
97,923,653
a
has
a share—and important
growth of Metropolitan, which
expanding.—V. 192, p. 2611.
Net
Net
from ry.
rev.
rwy.
—V.
$3,148,351
income-
oper.
192,
ops.
994,630
$3,753,181 $39,604,762 $38,558,999;:
1,673,435
13,867,430
15,831,906 Z
2510.
p.
continue
Northern
Canal
St.,
NeWi York,
filed
Pacific
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
1960—Month—1959
1960—11
Mos.—1950^
$
$
$
13,850,171
13,769,752
161,877,695
169,284,:676"i
11,484,445
10,867,902
136,698,281
134,980,223 /
ops.
$2,365,726
$2,901,850 $25,179,414 $34,304,451
income-
1,170,293
registra-j
a
made
will
will
warrants
at
share
per
30,000
of
by
underwriters
receive
to
issue
headed
commission
a
the
by
of
Myron
75c
underwriters
Rwy.
operating
Rwy.
oper.
A.'
share.
per
15,000
five-year
Milton
from
The
shares
price
Putterman,
A.
registration
common
restricted stock
aggregate
an
statement
reserved
options granted
for
President
also
issuance
company
components
turers
of
is
revenue
an
the
upon
and
equipment
such
in
items
customers.
will
to
indebtedness
be
to
which
the
Net
added
discharge
and
to certain officers, directors
distributor
of
electronic
produced
by
major
are
*
'
'*
'1
United
proceeds
the
to
$233,000
States,
of
its
short
sells
general
term
funds
bank
the
by
Putterman.
shares
The
$1.26
was
shares, 350,000 shares
Oct.
31,
1960,
book
value
of
Period End. Nov. 30—
In
Rwy.
operating
Rwy.
oper.
$312,351
revenue
$334,284
217,435
expenses
1960—11
$3,461,332
218,833;
2,455,759
Net
from
rev.
rwv.
192,
ry.
$94,916
ops.
income-
ooer.
$115,451
32,036
$1,005,573
35,732
will be used
the
non-food
Railway
C.
State,
Of
and
the
balance
the
14
net
of
proceeds
for
general
to
has
and
two
outstanding 230,486
Dairymen's
League
from1
new
pur-i
certain'
corporate
.
indebtedness
various
com-"
food, ant},
which/ are
inventories for five
carry
series
of
~
.
preferred;
shares
of common stock,
Exchange, Inc., owns
Cooperative Grange League Federation
Corwith
Net
„
revenue—
$440,547
$510,573
$5,005,379
$5,197,970
Railway oper.- expenses-
290,155
264,192
3,203,941
ops.
$150,392
$246,381
$1,801,438
income—1.
73,419
135,522
814,307
Net
Cooperative
Association,
Inc.
owns
>
and Producers' Livestock Association owns 68,370 shares. ).
is listed as Board. Chairman and. Thomas AC Rich as>
$2,045,210
1,128,033
—V.
opei\
p.
ry.
ops.
»
dificit
2224*
1960—11 Mos.—1959
-
$970,562 $12,521,897 $12,715,684
848,923
expenses-
from
192,
I960—Month—1959
$1,135,382
revenue—
oper.
rev.
ry.
3,152,760
oper.
items,
state¬
Pacific Electric Ry.—Earnings—
Missouri-Illinois RR.—Earnings*—
1960—11 Mos—1959
to
company
Railway oper.
1960—Month—1959
share.
self-service
the
shares,
Railway
Period End. Nov. 30—
area.
to
under¬
the
per
retail
York
New
metropolitan
$300,000
Period End. Nov. 30—
536,440
2223.
p.
46
to
,
President,
$1,495,420
321,370
central
in
of
$11.50
The
registration
offered
be
,
through
„
which
J.
2,501,750.
chain
Syracuse
and
82,622
$3,997,170
a
at
the
45,830 shares,
Mos.—1959
employees
sale,
addition
stock,
1960—Month—1959
other
to
shares
share
Corp.
share commission. The
common
operates
per
company expects to open in 1961;
$100,000
inventories not previously carried by the
company of
frozen
Minneapolis, Northfield & Southern Ry.—Earnings-
per
purposes.
the
13,756,198
Offering—
for public sale at $12.50
headed by First Albany
8,000
supermarkets
in
stock
9,368,150
Geddes, • N. Y., filed a registration stateDec. 23, 1960, covering 32,000 shares of com¬
$1
a
and
company
chase
share.
per
receive
includes
stores, which
97.2%'
or
1,265,514
Inc.,
on
offered
be
officers
The
the
SEC
underwriters
will
also
grocery
and;
a
360,000 outstanding common
of
group
located
used
stockholder, (the proceeds of which have been used
to provide additional working capital), and $368,500 for the
purchase
of additional inventory.
owned
to
and
obligations
Markets,
the
stock,
mon
a
Food
with
primarily
estimated:
offering,
stock
company's
of
it
and
ry.
2224.
p.
P&C Food Markets, Inc.—Files for
P&C
ment
pany's
manufac¬
from
oper.
192,
ment
parts,
expenses
rev.
rwy.
writers
wholesaler
a
Net
Net
—V.
and
includes
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
oper.
192,
898,296
$286,459
17,677
$72,266
9,609,037
10,231,254
$2,912,860 r; $2,484,430,
213,209
536,107
508,520
ry.
Pacific Uranium Mines
See
recapitalization in: November, I960-, the company's 100
stock then outstanding were exchanged for 132,000
stock, of which Max Gitomer, President, and Martin
a
common
Secretary-Treasurer,
own
65,999 shares each.
•
Missouri Pacific RR.
Period End. Nov. 30—
Earnings—
....,'
I960—Month—1959
$
•
•;
..
The
corporation
filed
a
$
; •
$
the sale
proceeds from
of 21,000 shares of common, stock being
the cost of additional
The
balance of the shares are being
and
none
of
the
proceeds from the sale of these shares will accrue to
the
company.
The company also plans to construct a new 300,000
square
foot paper cup plant in the Baltimore area.
offered
by
equipment
Maryland
were
the
company
for
the
Cup's
names
applied
toward
the greater Boston area.
offered by selling stockholders,
in
sales for the fiscal year ending Sept.
$39,000,000.
30,
1960
?
company's paper cups and straws are marketed under the trade
"Sweetheart,"
"Sanita" and
"Eagle." Its book matches are
under-
the
trademark
name
Maryland
Match," its ice cream cones under
its plastic containers "Guildware."
manufacturing plants located in 13 states.
"Maryland
and
"Eat-It-All,"
Maryland Cup operates
The
be
Division
net
approximately
The
will
Plastics
&
20
Pennsylvania RR.—Tenders for
Bonds—
until 2 p.m,
on
Jan.
3, 1961, receive tenders for the \sale to it of first
consolidated 6%
(2%
fixed) series D bonds, due Oct. 1, 1993 to an
amount sufficient to exhaust the sum
$182,000 at prices not to
exceed
1 CO %
plus accrued interest.—V. 192, p. 1093.
Baltimore
National
(EST)
Bank,
24,525,932
23,683,246 274,478,579 277,904,148
expenses-
18,646,237
18,542,390
210,160,715
5,879,695
5,140,856
64,317,864
66,201,693
2,444,626
2,241,730
28,957,017
29,569,195
oper.
Baltimore,
Md.,
will
Net
192,
ry.
ops.
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
21.1,702,455
2223.
p.
price
The
Monarch Mutual Investment Fund, Bloomfield, N. J.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
company
the
SEC
$10
per
The
Dec.
on
21,
proceeds
to
are
be
letter
a
for
used
general
of
stock
notification
to
be
with
offered
at
1960—Month—1959
Railway oper.- revenue—
oper.
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$1,596,219
$1,707,400
$17,088,615
$18,489,546
1,357,738
1,453,238
14,994,466
15,685,987
expenses-
shares
Net
ry.
rev.
from
oper.
ry.
♦Deficit.—V.
192,
Monroe Mortgage
—Files With
be
The
the
corporation
SEC
offered
at
$2,803,559
shares
*208,148
1,005,255
shares
covering
$2
per
on
Dec.
150.000
share,
19,
Exchange Commission—
1960
shares
without
filed
of
a
letter
common
of
stock
underwriting.
notification
(par
$1)
with
be
for
capital. The company now owns
shares of Tel-A-Sign, Inc.,
and a term - loan of
has the option to exchange
the loan or 100,000
expects to exercise options
for an additional 200,000
price of $2.25 per share from the proceeds of the pro¬
common
and
and
at
a
it
posed stock sale for a total possible investment of 400,000 shares of
Tel-A-Sign.
The latter is an Illinois corporation which is engaged
chiefly in the business of manufacture and sale of illuminated and
non-illuminated signs.
to
to
for
proceeds
expended
100,'OCO
$2,094,149
& Investment Corp., Key West, Fla.
amendment.
corporate purposes, including working
84,201
Securities and
by
commercial use, as well as other products.
Of
of the company's sale of additional stock, $450,000
the acquisition of 200,000 shares of T'el-A-Sign,
Inc., which shares the directors have agreed to distribute as a dividend
to company
shareholders after completion of this offering; and the
balance will be added to general funds and be available for general
net
$254,112
2223.
.
is
return, systems
54,787
p.
terms are to. be supplied
to an underwriting.
as
engaged in the business of manufacturing laundry
and
dry cleaning machinery, which it distributes both through a
direct
sales
organization
and through
distributors;
and
it
also
manufactures steam generators of up
to 60 boiler horsepower, and
$238,481
ops.
income
silent
is
company
$225,000;
Net
underwriting
and
prospectus
The
will
purposes.
^
corporation,
the
corporate
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway
filed
1960
covering 30,000 shares of^ common
share, without underwriting.
Monon
-
registration* statement
513,299
revenue-
Net
191, p- 800.
Corp.—Offering and Secondary
521 Roosevelt Ave., Central Falls, Rt, I;, filed a
with- the SEC on Dec.
27, I960, covering
of'capital stock, of which 307,222 shares are* to bet
offered for sale'by the issuing company
and 206,077 shares, being
outstanding stock, by the present holders thereof.
The stock being
issued by
the company will be-offered for subscription by holders
of outstanding capital stock at the rate of one new share for each
three snares or fraction thereof held,
The record date, subscription
This
.;
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$>
Railway oper.
registration statement with the Securities
and
Exchange Commission on Dec.
29 covering • a proposed public
offering of 235,100 shares of common stock, par value $1 per share.
Lehman Erothers will manage the underwriting,
which is scheduled
for February.
" ■
v
'
This
Co.—Merger Approved-
Industries, Inc., above-—V.
Pantex Manufacturing
Common—
'
Kerr-McGee Oil
2223.
p.
Railway
eold
will
also
increase
common
stations.
1959
of
Teti
period
of
num¬
a
radio
own
$876,000
63%
or
year
further
to
common
Maryland Cup Corp.-r-Registers
.the
will
first
an
equivalent
.
•
sales
Mr.
Weldon,
Society
and
and
to increase
'
stated.
Amusement
the
quarter
representatives'
Detroit
issue
is
move
Amusement
Cantor
stockholders
employees of the company.
The
Net
expected early in February.
is
as
in Pacific Ocean Park as well
$331,000,
Kansas
H.
to
cash
2510.
p,
Television, Inc.—New Division—
announced late last
the
National
division
new
1960,
KMOS-TV,
KRCG-TV, Jeffer¬
of
192,
Investment
the
Navigation Computer Corp.—Sales Up 300%—
indicated $3.50
an
the
said,
stockholder.
additional
—V.
kitchen
wood
additional
sale
and
counter
designed
an
the principal underwriter 5-year
12,000 shares of common stock at
public offering
Corp.—V.
all
Co.
a
Station
satellites
as
$552,833,
for
be
also
$2.50
principal
(formerly Wenonah Wood Products, Inc.) is engaged in
manufacture
kitchen
1
The
The company
the
$1
Varnish
&
The company will issue to
$4.50
a
of under¬
Philadelphia.
The
a
the
of
Wenonah, N. J., filed a registration statement with the
I960 "covering 108,000 shares of common stock, to be
sale
Lawrence
the
company
substantially
community TV antennae system in Williamsport, Pay This is the largest
system in the United States with more, than 12,800 subscribers^
Under
of $150, the war¬
exercisable at from $5
to $6.50 per share depending on
date.
In addition, Lomasney & Co. has purchased
10,000.:
outstanding
22,
public
of
Television
members
Kluge
who
Co.,
purchase
rants
the
will
&
company
Of
2416.
Marmac Industries, Inc.—Registers Common—
/'Marmac,
for
,
are
SEC
of
Communica¬
statement witl^ the SEC on Dec. 27, 1960, covering 150,000
shares of chrrimon stock, to be offered for public sale at $5 per share.,
follows:
facilities
with
Corp.,
tiqn
years,
Equipment
price
was
said
Mr.
National
-
Paint
approval
John
to
situation
regards
Electronics
$601,500,
Pool
and
Milo Electronics Corp.—.Proposes Offering—
industrial
Major
is
thalT'a
15
Mr.
chairman
as
in
to
primarily
the
out
share to
a
as
the
at
shares
Welding Co.,
of
of
million
$40
from $1.58
grown
to
offering
Cook
of
stations:
Television
net
depreciation
consideration
despite
states.
public
to
Andrew
value
President.
new
Net
subject
experience
showed added
period,
estimated
an
favorable
exceptional strength
and
vitality of the swimming pool industry and its definite growth trend,"
1
home
got
'he
A
The
from $12.7 million-to $36.9 million, as the
company acquired a
very-high-frequenecy television station in California, two ultra-highfrequency television stations in Illinois, a radio station in Philadel¬
phia, the World-Wide Broadcasting System directing programs overseas,
and
the Foster & Kleiser outdoor division of W. R. Grace & Co.
exercise
sales
summer
Board
Kluge traced the sixfold increase in
Broadcasting between 1953 and 1960.
and
record
coolest
the
the
they
asset
tion of Cinemiracle Productions.—V. 192,
stations
Dec.
by
together,
net
Cleared—
under
investment
special projects for National Theatres and Television.
costs
Taken
their
The
Cantor
Norton,
•
Television
pointed
on
order
tion of
York.
New
Kluge
exemption
the National Theatre
Division, which will, operate the company's
nationwide chain of: motion picture houses, and
National Realty Divi¬
sion, which will develop the real estate outlet.
by John W. Kluge, president
Metropolitan Broadcasting, and Lathrop
Cook
executive
in
W.
shares
$2,200.
growth
others, such as manufacturers of
equipment.
"This
illustrates
the
ational
retail
to
wall
steel
a
estimate.
the
the
sales
total
company's
points out
that
introduce
approximately
of
to
the
to
Greene
fact
will
company
pool
installation
The
senior
stock
efficiency.
addition, the
Federal
•
capital.
the third in a series of
steps taken
recently by N. T. & T. to strengthen operations
through the creation of
integrated operating divisions. Previously announced were the forma¬
is
completion
KMBC-TV
working
1818.
p.
Corp.—Acquisition
an
ticipation
also
other
sales
Industry
40%'
the
;
issued
Television, Inc.
Mr.
It
variety
a
a
at
N. T. & T.
welding
arc
for
and
Corp.—Merger
192,
permitting this New York
National Theatres &
regardless of whether it was making or losing money.
.However, he added, once the break-even point is crossed, almost the
only extra expense is sales compensation.
*,1
and
30
Mo.,
has
above.—V.
of
of
Jefferson
Security Analysts
available' figures,
year.
acceptance already achieved -for the. company's
interest in
new
products developed,. M'|> Greene
the
compact
signed
growth
million, based
20%
of
-
.
Station
City,
expansion
Formation of National Amusement
M&T's
announced
Investors
of
1960,
ber
Chemical Co.,
Act
shares
and
Repre¬
of
and
for
used
announced
Jefferson
Concordia
stations.
John
national
increase
to
industry
$800
to
10
plus
volume.
new
pool
about
a
on
expects
the
of
were
representing
and
organization
equipment
swimming
Earnings
two
to
also
subsidiary
part
a
be
49
rose
repre¬
announced
was
Dec.
on
1960,
be
chemicals,
Television
approval
-
jointly
Swiss
to
are
parent
will
It
Technical
processes,
Mr.
Major Pool Equipment Corp.—Sales, Net Soar—
Sales
will
has
Kansas
to
the
as
SEC
securities
'
the
with
AG,
its
President.
Corp.—Acquires—Forecast
of
of
-
act
Europe.
European
Corporation
subject
chairman
of
Mo.,
former
Federal
Company
1817.
p.
purchase
transactions,
transfer
tan
r
will
in
electro-plating
both
Martin,
City, was concluded with Cook Broadcasting Co.,
subsidiary of Cook Paint.
Sedalia
1677.
p.
(49)
1008.
p.
National Distillers & Chemical
See
Co., owner of
son
City, Mo., and the disposition of Radio Station KFRM, Concordia,
Kan., to an unnamed purchaser.
Cook Broadcasting has operated the
subsidiaries
overall
specialized
of
implement such
new
F.
the
KMBC,
Backstrom,
Sedalia,
191,
The
Kansas
the
"of 330 West 42nd Street, New York, filed a registra¬
tion statement with the SEC on Dec. 28,
1960, seeking registration
of
408,144
shares
of
common
stock
and
156,978
shares
of
$5.50
company
for
E.
industrial
Broadcasting
transaction,
Related
/v^cGraw-Hill Publishing Co., Inc.—Exchange Plan—
other
192,
chairman of the Board
owned
50,657
Charles H. Carpenter, Jr.
manufacturer of tin chemicals.
by
of
coatings,
in cash,
Commission.
The
H.
AG,
formerly
leading
a
Broadcasting
Station
tions
covering
subsidiary in Zug,
the
growing European
in
by
associated
Thermit
&
headed
is
$10,250,000
14,627,828
oper.
oper.
be
minerals.—V.
negotiations
Radio
27
Thermit
was
supplier
organic
metals
Dec.
&
will
He
Division,
Metropolitan
Ry.—Earnings—
1960,
proceeds
—V,
regis¬
a
owned
participation
on
Metal
Thermit
«S:
important
an
its
Metal
Richter
Metropolitan
Net
filed
Subsidiary—
wholly
a
licensing representative
patents and trademarks.
Director.
for
materials,
The
Chase
Manhattan
Bank
has
been
appointed trustee," paying
agent, registrar and conversion agent for $5,000,000 principal amount
4 Va%
convertible subordinated debentures] due Dec. 1, 1980, of the
corporation.—V. 192, p. 2611,.
Railway
Calif.,
28,
and
own
International
.
Electronics Corp.—Appointments—
Railway
The
Nuys,
1303.
p.
announced
Hartmut
Technical
Metal
Loral
Van
Dec.
on
formed
has
subsidiary,
its
Dr.
192,
increase
company's, sales
ry.
—____
to
was
new
license
from
Thermit
it
$491,126
operations
Net
Street,
SEC
Thermit Corp.—Swiss
<£?
&
expenses.
oper.
Plan.—V.
Switzerland,
1960—11 Mos.—1959
the
National
Metal
Metal
$239,403
deficit
Net
Saticoy
with
stock, to be offered to selected officers and employees
and its subsidiaries pursuant to its Stock Purchase
Company
Option
revenue-
oper.
Railway
of capital
the
and
&\New England RR.—Earnings-
Period End. Nov>
Railway
statement
shares
192, p. 2223.
Lehigh
16555
of
90,524
,
of
Net
;
\
.
common
share
The
ferred
of
company
and
Of this stock, 200,000 shares will be distributed
of the company at the rate of about one
stockholders
Tel-A-Sign
for
921,667
each
six
company
common
hag, outstanding 22,460
shares of common stock
now.
shares.
shares of $25 par pre¬
in addition to $720,000
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(50)
Monday, January 2, 1961
.
.
,
;'v
of
sinking
fund
notes.
Co.
(80,000
Investment
shares);
Inc.,
and
is
each
said
to
companies.
20,00
Armand
all*
own
by
sell
50,000
outstanding
72,727
Cerami,
Caldwell
and
i
to
board
to sell 5,000 shares. Three others
of
shares.—V.
8,350
.192,
the
"strengthened
that
shares
and
•
Norwalk,
is
Connecticut
and
15
Dec.
Hitachi,
nificant
the
subject to validation by the Japanese Government.
The
of
purpose
development,
the
joint
manufacture
scientific instruments.
with11
activities,
venture
is
throughout
sale
and
cooperate
to
the
on
the
research,
actual
World
Free
of
record
electronic
Under
their
the
terms
facture
the
War
..
respective
produces
scientific
instruments,
components for industrial,
Hitachi
world.
addition,
In
Hitachi
in
sales
automatic
of
fiscal
year.—V.
191,
2749.
p.
'
—Pursuant
to
Dec.
a
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer
Bank,
Los
BUSINESS
infrared
earth
able
of
from
tive
The
the
acquired
of
of
on
Prior
carries
celling
the
Hale
of
•William
was
P.
of
the
capital
also
to
1959,
26,
Metalcraft
all
of
of
all
the
net
the
will
to
liabilities
and
the
by
in the manufacturing and
(4)
be
the
of
stock
bank
at
the
of
for
its
from
company
work
of
$50,000
various
on
loan
bank
$30,000.
as
EFFECT
has
adopted
shares
The
of
company
"In
1,000,000 shs.
;
.
stock
a
reserved
are
•
option
plan
under
to
tubes,
The
Prewitt Aircraft Co.—Name
The
company
announced
Plastics
Co.
current
activities
The
new
in
that
name
the
Concurrently, the elevation
the Chairman
to
"who
has
Eugene
been
C.
of
the
of
has
Bishop will continue
Chief
as
the
been
H.
the
been
J.
Burchfield,
elected
President.
Engineer, and Robert Neal
Harold
Under its
new
management,
said
in
we
of
new
—not
darkness.
in
present
our
"I
their
-
sales
industries
markets
the
last
the
television
durables
consumer
7 %,
color
television
product on the
consumer
for
1960
color
on
to
siring
of established
The
receiver
sales
products,
new
products,
and
radio
economic
in
growth
that bring
another
more
about
yet
efficient
will
between
gap
the
in
come
research
impact
the
of
and
product
achievement
1960's
mid-Sixties.
of research
was
not
ignited until the
"Half of the $85 billion spent on research
United
since
States
Pearl
Harbor
has
been
The
but
.
of
place
cycle
is
about
revolutionary
and
new
seven
to
our
make
will
RCA
in
contributions
kinds
of
the
the
that
the_ advanced engineering of reinforced plastic
structures, as well as its
design and construction of helicopter rotor blades, which have won it a
national reputation.
Effort will be directed particularly to lightweight
high-strength sandwich and laminated structures, and to missile insula¬
tion and components.
man's
new
a
especially
discovery
of
era
product
more
inquiring mind
ahead
the
for
his
and
Bank
New
trie
York
Trust
Co.
stock
common
C
Reading
at
future
creative
of
has
the
any
oper.
as
vast
are
imagination."
$8,387,787
$9,010,533
7,036,886
been
appointed
sole
corporation.—V.
192,
Most—-1959
$97,823,954 $97,250,871
7,566,775
ry.
ops.
$1,350,901
$1,443,758
oper.
income,
550,109
81,309,464
701,110
192,
82,049,686
$16,514,490 $15,201,185
6,193,987
6,973,559
Name-j-
*
the
p.
10
Manhattan
cents
Bank
value
par
has
been
appointed
stock
common
of
transfer
agent for
corporation.—V.
192,
the
SEC
has
exemption
Brig.
in
Gen.
declared
Dec.
on
technological
even
of
In
pace
"I
of
softness
upturn
than
the
will
will
month-out
in
1960
of
that
innovation
the
RCA's
continue
in
of
decade
and
the
and
will
soar
pessimists
softness
the
on
RCA's
every
five
of
the
first
half
of
dollars
half
and
made
the
and
the
which
develop¬
accelerating
"far
are
more
In
2,085,024
2,092,571
convertible
made
was
Dec.
on
offering
subordinated
29
by
group
a
The debentures^are priced
proceeds
from
sale
short-ferm
will
be
the
of
bank
utilized
to
receivable."
debentures
debentures
The
borrowings.
additional
provide
of
1,
option
the
at
Ritter
is
sold
and.
retire
annually
at
stock
common
the
debentures
of
authorize
$300,000
optionally
thereafter
the
to
amount.
In
debentures
$300,000
through
1,
Dec.
an¬
company
principal
to
up
to
company
1969.
thejsinking fund the debentures will be initially
Tney
also are redeemable, for
priced ranging from 107%
fund/'at
leading
a
equipment
in
require
amount
also
and
additional
may
102 V2 %.
sinking
provisions
principal
1970,
an
company
and
fund
$300,000
Dec.
7-/,/
convertible
are
■
,
1965
1,
redeemable
manufacturer
under
the
"Castle."
of
dental,
trade-mark
Principal
medical
par.
and
"Ritter,"
names
executive
to
offices
of
said,
1961
But
must
growth
these
company's
and
the
not
technology.
"that
that
an
month-in,
obscure
This
in
this
*
the
is
the
the
years
major points:
that
reco'rd 1960 sales
to
that
its
offering
suspension
failed
,of
reason
filed
1960,
4,
common
Commission
certain
terms
circular
disclose
to
Feb.
150,000
the
with
"bfferlng
its
certain
Reserve
shares
asserts
and
at
that
conditions
Finance
hospital
"Liebel-Flarin
are
Rochester.
York.
the
of
revenues
company
and domestic subsidiaries during
months ended Oct. 2, 1960 totaled $22,732,405 and net income
$1,593,790, compared with $20,646,040 and $1,402,716, respectively,
was
in
the
corresponding
revenues
period
last
of
$27,699,856
were
and
For
year.
net
income,
full
the
1959
year
gross
$1,833,666.—V.
was
192,
2064.
p.
Robosonics, Inc.—Appointment—
The
Chemical
Bank
transfer agent for
estimates
States
writers.
Mr.
to
1960
total
of
This is
Ryan
Trust
forecast
indicate
1,796.000
Royal
rise
a
York
Co.
this
has
been
sole
appointed
192,
company.—V.
2124.
p.
Corp.—Industry Forecast—
for
will
President
New
the common stock of
Royal McBee
Final
United
McBee
of 4%
that
sales
over
total
that
sales
units,
of
typewriters
according
Corp.,
to
of
1,717,000
in
of
in
Royal electric office typewriter sales will reach
Peter
Royal
1359,
he
type¬
said.
rise
will
1961
V-/../':>.7y,:
the
in
Fortune
manufacturer
typewriter sales
nearly 1,900,000 units.
again
>/v//7;>/;:7/.
record
high in 1960,
increasing 22% over 1959, Mr. Ryan said. For the industry as a whole,
he added, electric model sales will show an increase of
approximately
10%*.
■
// ■// %,/%//.777•;■/ ,7;7
a
^More Royal portable typewriters will be sold in 1960 than
in
year
for
the history
the
year
portables
5%
in
Mr.
company,
according
1960,
the
over
The
of the
15,%
approximately
are
Mr.
to
Ryan
Ryan,
previous year.
noted.
1959.
over
any
other
un,it
Royal
sales
Total industry sales of
increase approximately
will
.
Royal McBee President attributed the steadily rising demand for
typewriters to population growth and sharply increased usage
portable
of
portables
St.
school and
for
Louis-San
home
Francisco
applications.—V.
$
Railway
oper.
revenue—
Railway
oper.
expenses-:
Net
Net
$
V;
$
'
10,228,025
109,335,638
110,780,852
7,776,046
8,039,655
88,512,795
89,617,655
ops.
2,315,136
2,188,970
20,822.843
21,163,197
1,294,569
1,103,353' 7 10,402,264
10,676,833
rv.
2267.
p.
Francisco
Louis-San
St.
v
1960—11 Mos—1959
$
income—-
oper.
192,
2267.
p.
10,091,182
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
192,
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959.
Period End. Nov. 30—
& Texas
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway
oper.
revenue—
Railway
oper.
expenses-
Net
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$383,180
225,124
$418,856
ops.
$158,056
income—-
38,134
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
7
$4,724,727
$4,720,479
2,643,212
2,648,160
$196,853
$2,081,515
$2,072,319"
46,834
695,153
584,619
222,003\
oper.
192,
ry.
2267.
p.
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey Ltd.—Net Soars—
earnings- of--Salada-Shirriff-Horsey Ltd.
increased" 40%
to a
high of $2,003,357, or 93 cents a share in year ended Sept: 30,
Net
from
1960
equal
to
$1,423,197
cents
80
cents in 1959. Profits from operations were
and from capital gains 13 cents, compared
a share respectively in year ended Sept. 30,
increased by $1,495,640 to $4,520,611.
68
or
share
a
Earned
surplus
was
according
record-breaking" results,
to
Grant
the policy of increased efficiency
primarily
orderly
integration
operations and
of
component
and
parts,
.
the
President,
Horsey,
through continuing,
gradual
streamlining
of
eliminating of segments which offer little future
.potential.
.'7
'7.
I"'". ■ ^
.7/;
Working capital of $9,432,128 at Sept. 30 was the highest in history
and $1,938,275 above last year's
figure. Current assets of $14,563,759
including $3,797,331 cash were 2.8 times current liabilities of $5,121,631.
Bank
loans
$404,78?.
24
of
$507,020
interest
in
Giant
Green
sold
was
which
is
ford
Smith
to
off
and
sold
were
company,
0
reduced
dividends
by,
$507,717
the company's
during the year. The
J. Hungerford Smith
Salad-Shirrifi'-Horsey
0
' V'
by
Rochester.
debt
funded
Smith business and
Canadian
owned
and
were. $1,380,200
Canada
of
new
a
jointly
of
paid
The Hungerford
share.
a
were
expenditures
Capital
cents
former
$2
per
failed
to
be
to
an
offered
disclose
to
hales
offering
made
by Reserve
Corp./ is
were
and
Hunger¬
J.
•
by
the
Commission's
Finance
friled
to
affiliate;
that
it
in
Nebraska;
and
that
a
disclose
report
of
that
stock
shares
to
of the underwriting commission;
made to or on behalf" of the com¬
pany's president, and the resulting benefits to him; (3) the full extent
of the president's past and, present activities in an affiliated company
and
other companies
connected with the issuer; (4) agreements be¬
underwrtier
in
(2)" that payments and loans
excess
were
States,
publicity
and
abroad,
»
sizes
!^nd
both
acquisition
and
of
programs
for
Hakes,
introduced,
were
search
and
potato
including
opportunities
from within
several
for
new
instant
future
continuing.—V.
are
other
tea.
development
191,
p.
2749.
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Net UpNet
profit of Schenley Industries, Inc. for the quarter ended Nov. 30,
$5,172,939 against $4,780,460 in the comparable period of
was
Lewis
S.
Rosenstiel,
Chairman
and
President,
28.
Dec.
After
equal
provision
to
85
standing.
number
cents
This
of
compares
subject
192,
p.
to
in
with
the
earnings
adjustment
81
1959
a
share
adjusted
to
the
Were
out¬
same
quarter.
being
at
cents
on
i
for dividends on preference stock, earnings
ohare on 5,909,520 shares of common stock
a
shares
The' quarterly
and
—V.
announced
.
for
the
an
close
interim
of
the
period,
are
company's
unaudited
fiscal
year.
2511.
sales
manner
in which the proceeds of
according to the order, the company's
disclose
(1)
that payments were to
be
the
Moreover,
failed
Caribbean
mashed
t
its
order asserts that the notifica¬
disclose that Business Finance
failed Ho
United
Canada,
instant
to
study
by
and
states.
flavors
products,
merchandising
in
pursued
addition
1959,
is
false
and
misleading
material facts; and that
advertising,
brand
Planned
the
of
and
adequately
used.
circular
the
been
Horsey
In
1960
anti-fraud
particularly,
filed
were
such
been
Mr.
Reserve
would be made in violation of Section
provisioni of tne Act. The order provides an
opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the question whether the
suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
■
•
More
has
of
order,
comply
failure
offering
(the
.
other
purposes
the nine
have
order
notification
a
public
its
regulation;
Service
he
the
Finance
tion
economy."
year.
index
economic
he
of
and
the
the
economic
business,
research
economists,"
many
second
of
shareholders; General
for
space,
developments
as
through
the
outer
ahead."
of
of America,
research
share.
17(a)
170,000
spending
of
temporary
viewpoint
occur
to
record
uses
w.
out
in
to
In
amount.
proposed
fctoek
nation's
fluctuations
Reporting
Corp.
the
claimed
1959
underlying
dynamism
of
research
enduring, reality
which guarantees
four
Radio
advances
"insured
optimists
practical
product
share
the
fundamental
Statement
the
first
important
of
Statement—
disclaim."
cited
the
chairman
that
the
Year-End
a
ment,
27
than
now
Sarnoff
Sarnoff,
innovation
higher
1960
of America—Year-End
David
Corp.—Offering Suspended—
an
registration
provides a conditional exemption from registration
public offerings of securities, not exceeding $300,000
A
with. respect
Corp.
issued
from
Regulation
2371.
Radio
127,182
the
_
its
Aggressive
temporarily suspending a Regulation
under the Securities Act of 1933 with
respect to a public offering of stock by Reserve Finance Corporation,
817
17th Street, Denver, Colo.
A
Process Litographers, Inc.—Appointment—
Chase
Finance
Reserve
above.
The
The
$7,189,155
.
Plastics Co.—New
See Prewitt Aircraft Co.,
14,510,264
$7,223,819
FUND—Sinking
the
Co.,
2266.
p.
14,482,904
$577,562
$3,350,000
accounts
REDEMPTION—-For
The
i
Prewitt
at
reflect
1960—11
revenue
expenses-,"-
from
rwy.
1,273,905
proceeds
beginning
Dec.
on
or
rev.
of
retire
minimum
a
addition
time
'
,
1960—Month—1959
30—
Nov.
Rwy.
—V.
1980
the
share..
nually
innovations and
than
Co.—Earnings—
operating
Net
RR.—Earnings
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$445,276
Iwith 62 cents and six cents
for
Rwy.
Net
Potomac
economy.
decade
prospects
v.
Period End.
to
of
equip¬
of
science—and
E.
Prewitt will continue its contributions
retire
new
agent
'
to
of
SINKING
years,
Self-Service, Inc.—Appointment—
2063..
p.
proceeds
70,920
due
used
per
Net
unprecedented lift
an
Chemical
transfer
the
1326.
Co., Inc.—Debentures Offered—Public
increased
1959.
Rajac
which
p.
2267.
p.
CONVERSION—The
years.
2371.
p.
be
$38
electronic.
believe
reach
and
company;
working capital and for other general corporate purposes, including
inventory build-up in connection with new products and the carrying
pre-eminent
example
is
automation
in
said,
"will increasingly stimulate our
capacity to deal with intensified foreign
coming in every sector of
science of electronics—presage
confident Jihat
192,
notes
recourse;
$1,851,467 $21,706,723 $21,699,419
1,301,638 :
ops/.
ry.
PROCEEDS—Part
will
in¬
history.
firmly
former's
the
.
time
four
old,
it
scientific
its
for
191,
1960—Month—1959
income
oper.
remainder
com¬
and
color
of
of
dropped
offshoots
Sarnoff,
years
in
the
of
give
am
more
in
affiliated
an
purposes
the
of
without
102V2% plus accrued interest.
'A'/".'
sharply, just as research itself has accelerated. There
capital investment for 'tooling up' in many industries
young
can
at
inwthe
convenience
with
as
Sarnoff,
advances
the
the
used.—V.
headed by Lehman Brothers*
retaliatory
a
the
V"
addition
in
laboratory-to-market
of
much
of
be
expenses. "
from
debentures
reasonably look for new developments to become a dominant
the mid-Sixties!
The flow of new products
and processes
more
purchased
to
$4,500,000 of Ritter's 4%'%
New
anywhere
at
emergence
processes
our
expansion
the
heavy
"The
be
$1,746,914
revenue—'
Ritter
of
he
emphasized.
he
normal
in
to
payments
to
were
oper.
sheim"
•
major
spurs
The
which,
earlier
just
can
factor
and
oper.
192,
location,
total
launch
to
expand
TV
profit
research
General
explosive
"The
so
Production
as
a
by furnishing depend¬
could allay the fears
targets
General
the
any
that
inevitable
development
spent
Manager.
-
said
the
of
those
"The
company's
Director.
in
even
able
industry
of
own
said
office
mid-1950s,"
7/7
Franklin
has
Technical
Such
figures."
seven
creation Of
introduction,
Prewitt, formerly President,
company,
named
of
RCA's
in
production.
and
Because
changed to Prewitt
expansion
plastics.
announced.
was
the
been
has
name
reinforced
of Richard
Board,
Treasurer
Mooring
its
of
rise
national productivity and
competition."
—V.
recognizes
field
the
of
means
as
Changed—
"when
said,
Sarnoff
General
factory
ry.
—V.
stations
desired
any
war,
ground
said
is
way—in
Net
detecting,
space
market, he pointed out,.
was
reinvigorated by the introduction of miniaturized transistor port¬
ables,
the
phonograph and record industry by the advent of high
fidelity and stereophonic sound.
"I
-
to
which,
for
be
needs,
new
developing inventive
broadening their market.
thus
an
7..
.
of
satellites.
large
of
space,
will
mentioned
He
business.
research
ment,
employees.
capable
other
could be orbited
from the ground
black-and-white
measured
General
underwriter
relating to
offering,—<51- that certain
were
statement
offering
rev.
than
30%
over
1959.
Scarcely six years away from the test
television achieved the status of a more than $100 million
color
year
that
which
key
create
he
be
*374,000 shs.
in
force'
against
system
instructed
sharpest
market—up
Net
Ryan,
and
the
will
None
issuance
off
accelerate
$30,000
for
1960,"
will
Outstanding
•
satellites
of research,
to
production.
inventories
FINANCING
with
arming
not
notice,
then
upsurge
The balance
systems.
PRESENT
TO
valuei____
par
2124.
sale
eventually
example.
an
eased
,
be
soon
//.7-v '7.;'':'\//:-/7/7'
the
will
and
consumer.
precisely
miles
'peace
a
were
weapons"
constantly
showed
of
funds of the company for working capital.
GIVING
'7'
company
36.000
the
building
on
computer
loan
192, p.
Board
stockholder
a
military,
crease
Railway
Railway
Gross
satellites."
pete
the
construction
steered
hundred
moment's
a
with
accurate
the
"dock
world.
Such
and
the
to
approximately
(without
additional
the
principal
in outer space."
the RCA-built Tiros
equipped with advanced television,
techniques, wvill be able to take pictures of the
"Missile-bearing
world.
and
hereby, after deducting underwriting dis¬
approximately $117,000. A portion of the
the general
to
will
Authorized
♦The
assets of the
be
retire
expend
CAPITALIZATION
—V.
limited
a
the trade name of Precision
assets
engaged
and
proceeds
offered
contracts
will be added
7 %
the^company
Co.,
the
company.
used
to
is
company,
of
be
intends
Capital
1959,
partnership. On Oct. 5,
1960, the
changed to Precisioncraft Electronics, Inc.
subcontractor
expenses,
will
cover
Jan.
On
acquired
its business under
on
a
stock
and
proceeds
Inc.
Precision
15,
Jan.
on
parts to the company.
Malpezzi,
President
and
Chairman
control
counts
California
execu¬
limited
a
was
acquisition
PROCEEDS—The
the
in
1960,
its
machine
Directors
in
of
19,
Los
Co.
to
company,
Co.,
company
company
Metalcraft
assets
Dec.
maintains
Angeles, Calif.
company
Street,
incorporated
the
the
102nd
Precisioncraft,
of
and
Engineering
name
The
systems.
West
was
name
all
partnership,
and
5335
at
company
under
Hale
electronic
and
offices
market
satellites,
nations
uneasy
attack,
for
will
the
be
may
several
that
and
issuer
Richmond, Fredericksburg- &
orbit.
radar
the
Period End. Nov. 30—
cadence
than
services,
rendezvous
to
well constitute
data
an
a
engaged in* the design, development
housings and other component parts for
in
and
They may
Angeles,
is
manufacture.of. precision
computers
The
Precisioncraft
—
their
quickening
he said, the nation now has "the tech¬
goals previously regarded as fantasy."
satellites
way
"Reconnaissance
was
and
made
the
througn
1960,
services
making
the
components
assembly
(3)
Calif.
Angeles,
Los
and
opens
an
stock
of
is
for
these
"Maneuverable
With
California
Agent:
Union Bank,
new
here on earth.
enormously accelerated
exemplified
intercontinental
of
(7.)
the
retire
and
by
transactions
Tiros
add
daily."
nowhere
during
achieving
systems
radio, will
cost
(8)
Courier
in
to
was
four:
and
identifying,
for
Polonitza, Inc., 8736 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.,
publicly offered 150,000 shares of this firm's no par
capital stock at $1 per share.
Calif., Registrar:
made
systems,
of
these
the
whose
Inc.—Capital Stock Offered
offering circular, Garat &
20
advances
satellite
capability
<
.
25
that
said
the
In
navigation,
goal
products
new
than
more
spanned.
for
primary
the
impressively
"more
domestic
(2i
^
the
Precisioncraft Electronics,
of
the
president
participation in the
2y2%
about
world-wide
communications,
including
be ready for experimental use by 1965,'and
for
extensive
national
and
international
commercial
application by
1970.
They
will add speed,
capacity,
versatility and reliability to
fiscal
this
developmeht,
Transit
in
product
United
States,
"Satellite
(1)
reduce
and
development
expenditures
of
first four months of the current
year which
started July 1st were more than double those of
the like period
last year.
Coupled with, the effects of lower sales,
the expenses contributed to a net loss for the period of $35,152.
Figures for Polarad's initial four months are contained in a posteffective
amendment
to
the
company's
1959 registration statement
filed with the SEC
to update
the company's prospectus with regard
to
stock
option
plans and certain outstanding
securities.
No new
offering of securities is involved.
Sales for the four months to Oct.
31, 1960 were S3,830',912 compared with $4,012,306 in the like period
a
year earlier.
V
Much
of
the
current
expanded R&D effort is being directed
toward
the development of
advanced new microwave and scientific
instruments,
a
record number
of which will be introduced during
for
Corp.
of
rate
tween
purchased
a
years
do new things
innovation was
ability, to
tne
capability
television
transistor
research
sponsored
Electronics
1960,
"During
States; more research money
from the Revolutionary
tne
.
successfully
was
forecasts,
chairman
the
cited
He
Polarad Electronics Corp.—Shows Loss—
Company
In
other
nical
purposes
our
tne
RCA
of
United
all
in
said.
he
and
research
the
in
communications,
pace
research
Out
as
marked a turning point in the exploration of space.
exploration tor scientific purposes and explora¬
weather
for
at
both
Polarad
for
1960.
and
and
appliances
household
telephone exchanges,
192, p. 2510.
seven
II.
War
practical
"The
The
top 25 largest industrial concerns outside of the United States.
Its
products cover a broad range including power plant equipment, locomo¬
tives
and
railroad
rolling stock,
electrical motors, wire and eabl^,
radios.—V.
for
debut
Japan's- largest industrial company, and among the
as
in
■
1960
than
1960
year
Echo
<3i
other countries of the world.
instruments to
ranks
II;
to
have
between
dimensions' to
agreements are planned whereby Hitachi's sole sales agent for scientific
instruments, Nissei Sangyo, will become the importer into Japan of
Perkin-Elmer
instruments and
Perkin-E'lmer and its subsidiaries will
export Hitachi
"The
tion
in
World
to
and
the
;
into
went
spent
money
bridge
satellites
throughout
these
in the near future";
the previous year, and
was
government,"
Federal
billion
the
(2)
v.
The
and Perkin-Elmer and
may
cross-license one another for manu¬
countries of scientific instruments and for
such,'instruments
War
resources
promising
most
tne
available
was
electronic
agreement,
companies
in ctheir
of
of
profits
30% over
measured
up
end."
descrioed
the
and
uses.
and
systems
defense and scientific
affiliated
sale
development,
Perkin-Elmer
products.
optical
and
space
were
receivers
'60s
Sarnoff
$13
all
of
manufacture
and
sale
of
products to be handled by Hitachi and Perkin-Elmer and their affiliated
companies. The new company will have its headquarters in Tokyo.
Hitachi, with sales of almost $600 ritillion, produces electrical and
electronic
the
and
industry
Hitachi, Perkin-Elmer Ltd., will coordinate these
the
World
"in many
ways
the most sig¬
of the many years in wfi'ich I
have
worked
in electronics."
*
/■.%7\-77:..,%/,7/7,
(1)
"Research
and
tecnnoiogical innovation received recognition,
and
financial support,
on
a. break-through
scale from both private
company,
by
color
on
before
General
Hitachi, PerkinPerkin-Elmer Corp.,
The agreement
Ltd., Tokyo, Japan.
jointly-owned
on
sales
TV
increased
for
base
our
profit
volume
Perkin-Elmer Corp.—To Form Unit in Japan—
An agreement to establish a
Elmer, Ltd., was announced
after
RCA has applied substantial
and
computers,
and
years
semiconductors
figures; that
during I960 RCA invested more money than ever before in develop¬
mental, work
for the product thrusts of the future,
and in 1961 the
company again will invest heavily;
that "the products of research—
those in being now and those yet to come—will sdouble RCA's sales
to sell anjaggregate
propose
developed
and
researched
five
color
1960
RCA's
sold;
to^ be
products
the past
television,
in
color
investment
by Soundings Inc.,
996.
p.
that
<71,000
Standard,
two
which are
owns
15,200
from
corpe
Northeast
Co.
Opal
of
chairman,
proposes
of
owned
are
all
Corp.,
include
Investment
shares.
stock
shares
Portland
Norton
D.
stockholders
principal
the
additional
An
and
and
The
shares
proposes
Seaboard Finance Co.—Private Placement—This com¬
pany
has arranged for the private sale to
institutional
inyestors of $6,000,000 of subordinated notes and $3,000,of capital notes.
Both issues; have a Jan. 1, 1981
000
maturity date.
man
was
negotiated by Leh¬
Co., Inc.
This financing will
The transaction
Brothers and Blyth- &
1
«
I
Volume
193
Number 6017
The Commercial and
.
Financial
Chronicle
(51)
.*
strengthen the company's senior borrowing base.
Initially
the proceeds will be applied to repayment of short-term
bank loans.—V.
Seeman
192,
on
of
40
West
225th
Street,
like
a
underwriting
•
The
under
marketed
under
foods
net
The
its
processing
the
(2)
to
are
be
through
supplied
various
the
"White
of
;"Seabrook
from
proceeds
and
frozen
Farms"
the
stock
"Premier"
will
be
due Feb.
debentures
were
outstanding
short-term
brand
labels
and
Crop"
brand
added
general funds and will be used first to retire all
fund debentures,
?
.
fruits
"Snow
ana
sale
addition
In
shares
151,000
5S2.17S
and
to
of
of
$20
shares
The
public
the
to
the
sion
then
to
PROCEEDS—The
will
ties
be
early
B.
in
Fowler,
is listed
\ Y':%%
Jr.
President.
as
be
funds
The
be
circular, this
debentures
192,
be
may
to
or
used
in
only
from
the
for
for
Since
it
conclude
be
$125,000
is
the
of
with
offered
at
its
these
to
issuer
estimates
$29,000
are
"E,"
and
series
plus
will
the
of
the
will
face
Any
used
will
be
be
$155,000 of
of
it
Aircraft
to
sale
time
Jr.,
$560,000
2657.
has
Wilmington,
Corp.,
$491,598,
precisely and
for
been
Dec.
on
-
impingement
gas
separates from
counting
issuer
in
that
and
retired
the
by
regardless
sold
used
or
"D,"
the
on
booster.—V.
the
191,
stability
is
of
cone
nose
1570 and
p.
critical,
The
192,
leasing.
Detroit,
2322i
p.
missile
a
corporation
SEC
Plant
offered
New
and
company.
of
for
sales
force;
working
issuer's general business is that of
doing personal
discount business, an insurance
agency, and a life insurance
The issuer has been continuously in business in Atlanta, Ga.,
and
—V.
since
the
date
of
incorporation.
Its
principal business
is
that
Wider
loans
of
to
individuals, under
the
Georgia Industrial Loan Act,
the
Smell Loan Law, and the Alabama Small Loan
Law,"which are
that
Florida
for
used
Martin
A.
secured
Seligman,
by
automobiles, household goods, or furniture, as well as personal
endorsements, and purchasing obligations secured by automobiles. The,
principal market therefor is in the various areas near the offices of
the
issuer
and
its
subsidiaries.—V.
192,
test
•
Southern
Railway
Co.—Seeks Permit to
Railway on Dec. 15 applied to the Interstate
for authority to
acquire control of the Central
through ownership of a majority of the capital
Last August, Southern announced that it had
its
Co.
p
subject
to
Central
of
quently,
tors
ICC
approval,
Georgia
Southern.
Georgia.
71%
held
by the
transaction
the proposed
of
the
the
St.
Altogether,
interest
St.
Central
and
"Railway
Georgia
contracted
the
Louis-San
temperature,
There
short-term
Francisco
inquiries
Francisco
its
system
Ry.
and
the
Central
reflected
Southern
ICC
will
this
1712.
of
spokesman
said,
affiliated
and
"it
companies
anticipated
is
that
of
Central
application,
in
will
that
be
in
the
will
"it
public
stabilize
interest,
the
"As
in
lor
the
ownership, control and
management of Central and terminate the uncertainty which has handi¬
capped Central since its reorganization in 1948."
Control
direct
the
Southern,
by
single-system
munities
which
application
service
are
and
without
now
"will
stated,
between
rates
such
service
many
rates,
or
industry
cities and com¬
thereby opening
the
Period End. Nov. 30—
Rwy.
Rwy.
$259,601
expenses.—
oper.
Net
299,408
300,544
3,235,680
3,170,884
-•——-
$39,807
$29,733
$375,290
$102,742
deficit.
116,325
99,224
1,153,515
887,150
deficit
from
operations
Net
rwy.
—V.
oper.
192,
$3,068,142
$2,860,390
revenue
operating
—V.
'
W:;!%
Stop
v
makes
and
simulation
space
vehicles
hurtle
next
from
rev.
ry.
called
he
ry.
rain
conditions
the
year
of
219,000 shs.
Offered—Pursuant
(the
South
formed
Street,
and
which
Ambler,
Dec.
on
8,
has
Pa.,
1952
operatedj by Messrs.
as
Conroy
Vice-President
respectively of
the
of designing and fabricating
business
the
"company")
Main
Pennsylvania
market
equipment
for
industrial
for
and
the
and
the
more
pressing
as
for
Feb.
on
1,
we
Dec.
materials,
be
that
wholly-owned
a
the
balance
facilitate
work
for
in
such
proceeds
would
(he
of
for
of
proposed
of
use
the
reserves
such
being
are
and
months
funds
is
change
or
such
right
proceeds
purchased
the ..return
hot
funds
of
sold.
to
future
as
business
shares
capital
underwriter,
subscribers,; if all of
stock
with
a
issued
were
the
by
to
Y
.
authorized
190,791
12,
1960,
100,000
of
authorized
the
shares
decreased
was
increased
of
to
$1
40
to 500,000
the
on
of
the
company
value of 40 cents
par
and
outstanding
stock
capital
value
par
of
stock
the
of
as
of
company
which
69,385
cents
authorized
the
and
shares, which, together with
effected a 2.75 for 1 stock
date,
same
of
number
10%
a
split
stock
of
the
value stock, increasing the number of outstanding shares
connection with this stock dividend 40 cents per share,
of $6,931.40,
was
transferred from earned surplus
par
190,791.
In
aggregate
an
to~capital
stock.
addition,
5V2 %,
to
larger
a
goods
recent
issued and outstanding. By amendment of the company's
Incorporation effective July
12,
1960,
the par value of
were
stock
In
in
$60,000.
use
shares
are
wnich
July
former $1
to
of
finished
1960.
to
dividend
,
and
which
warrant.
the
offered
of
maintenance
loans
emphasized that the
that the company
or
subsidiary now being
approximately $109,500
of
the
process
bank
and
allocation
of
13,
Articles
the
July
12,
6,480 shares
17,832
of
shares
has
company
subordinated
the
outstanding $24,000 principal
debentures,
convertible
1960
stock
split,
the
$l par value common stock
.
of
40
cents
value
par
due
15,
June
debentures
amount.
1969.
Prior
convertible
into
and subsequent thereto
into
common
were
stock.—V.
192,
p.
802,
Thermodynamics, Inc.—Offering and Secondary—
1960—11 Mos.—1959
5,018,677
This
firm,
tration
$67,882,900
52,489,209
of
55,289,239
of
1366
statement
common
W.
with
stock,
to
Oxford
the
be
Englewood,
Ave.,
SEC
on
offered
27
Dec.
for
Colo.,
covering
filed
regis¬
a
285,000
shares
public
sale by the company at
$3.50 per share through underwriters headed by Lowell, Murphy & Co.,
Inc., who will receive a commission of 35c per share.
The state¬
ment
also
includes
30,089
outstanding shares, to be offered by two
$.942,662 $13,317,399 $12,593,661
288,973
3,561,480
3,540,507
19
by
to
as
approximately
may
share,
shares
than
next,
officers
' ' 7-.• ; 7
\
a
contemplated
(3)
and
provision
consisted
need
environmental
$5,961,339 $65,806,608
$1,366,933
455,548
ops.
is
requirement
no
Prior
Corp.—Partial Redempt'n
redemption
it
CAPITALIZATION—The
per
which
meet
,
so
all
is
shaves
July
flights,'
proceeds from the sale by the company of
$267,030, less estimated expenses to the company
consists of 500,000 shares of common stock
two.
or
$10 million-
a
of
the
company.
*
'
Formerly known as Agricultural Equipment
September
1960
acquired
the
business
and
liabilities)
V'
the
Corp.,
assets
7
company
(subject
to
in
its
Steel
and Iron Works,
Inc.,
for
which
35,089
shares
of
ThermoDynamics
were
issued,
More
recently,
it
acquired all the stock of Tull-Wllliams Company, Inc., which holds
prospectus; Naftalin jk Co.,
-
inc.,
Stihl
Maschinenfabrik
the
of
Stihl
.(lightweight
.Roper
-
Howry-Berg
of
exclusive^'contract-for
"an
common
■
180
and
operated
raw
the
thd
of
the* SEC: 6n
with
Outstanding
net
time
be
only
there
Inc., 207 South Sixth St., Minneapolis, Minn., publicly
393-n. Street, Boston, Mass.; filed; a registration'
Dec.; 27, .1960, covering 256,695 shares/ or goffered 1,000,000 shares of this firm's
100 par common
stock. Such,.shares include
(J) ..103,361 shares to be offered
I., stock ati$1.15 per share. All of the shares were sold;-/
from'time to "time to certain officers and key employees. pursuant "to
BUSINESS—Texas Research •& Electronic Corp.
incorporated under.
the company's Restricted Stock Option Flan, all or any of which may
% the laws of Minnesota on Sept; 2, 1960, proposes to engage in various
-be -reoffered to the public,
(2 ) -56;874 shares now owned by certain.
officers
and
■\ phases of the. electronics business through the acquisition of one or
key. ".employees acquired .by. them on exercise of options
moie
existing businesses.. Upon, completion'of. the sale of* the shares
issued under the Plan'or issued in stock distributions in respect of
Bhi'p,
Stop &
statement
of
should
It
Texas Research & Electronic Corp.—Class A Common
;
FINANCING
$8,500.
capital
tentative
in
versatility required to
said.—V. 191, p. 48.
2269.
p.
PRESENT
Stock
mechanical
and
California,
averaged
be
to
space,
'space
I960—Month—1959
Sold—Pursuant to
•
to
in
reduce
Ry.—Earnings—
income.—
oper.
192,
49,550
$213,550
—
TO
Company
at
laws
the
President
present
plant
number
built,
are
through
becomes
the
with
technology,"
age
4,443,403
.
-Shop,-' Inc.~^Shares. in Registration-—;
continue
the
in
earthbound
$5,810,336
—V.
EFFECT
located
established
eliminate
interest is bound to be
will help raise the en¬
and
possible,
expenses.
Net
Trusjt
&
will
advanced
more
Pacific
oper.
—...
partnership
a
than
working
have
2373.
p.
91,000
Tele-Tronics
under
the
no
inventory
environments-
increasing
an
This
space
himself
man
revenue—
Net
,
•
to
are
sunshine
will
and
million
$175
to
Railway
Company has been appointed transfer agent and
dividend disbursing agent for the class A stock of the corporation.—
V. 192, p. 2657. '•.. *
■".
>w
! •' ■
'■
noise,
Is
receiving
Railway oper.
/
,
is
formed
environmental
goods
vibration,
concerns.
intricate
more
Period End. Nov. 30—
Still-Man Manufacturing- Corp..—Appointments—- %,
.Bankers
192,
50,000
•
500,000 shs.
The company is in
the
new
J.
N.
to
consumer
merchandise,
level
corporation has
Texas &
rwy.
2268.
p.
$270,811
of
producer
Union,
through
operation of the sinking fund, $347,000 of its 5V2%- debentures due
Dec.
1, 1976 at 100%
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made
at
the office of Dillon, Read & Co., 48 Wall St., New York 5, N. Y.
Mos.—1959
1960—11
1960—Month—1959
industry
of
physical
Texas Eastern Transmission
Ry.—Earnings—
Transit
of
volume
been
goods
equipment
of
,.
$23,000
—
facilities—
approximately as follows: (1) $50,000 to the enlargement
company's existing plant in Ambler or acquisition of additional
machinery,
(2)
$100,000 for
the establishment and operation of a
or
The
Rapid
largest
Inc.,
combined
and
dollar
have
and
provide
approximate
Corp
Co.—Common
offices
to
more
shares
to
will
the
'■•;•
demands
behalf
applied
of
of supersonic and
forecast by Monroe
is
"Continuing research and development is enabling the
markets for' such- points and enabling them to compete more effec¬
tively in existing markets."—V. 192, p. 2268.
Island
$150-million
a
—
field
Engineering,
7 Y 77
ever.
new
Staten
goods
of
shock
of
reliable
when
its
on
underwriting discounts and expenses.
proceeds will be devoted to the
par)
offering will be
not
be
demands
exacting
and
strains
we
and
time
precise
more
environmental
available
make
oldest
industry's
bigger
the
near
said
Southern
simulation
Tenney
consumer
more
.
to
such
/
GIVING
PROCEEDS—The
"
"Hardly a decade ago, environmental testing was only
a-year business,"
Mr. Seligman added.
hold hearings on our application early next year."
Control
its
Railway
in
vironmental
of
opevate about 1,956 mile^ of railroad.
A
from
bad."
common stock;
the offering
of the securities has been aibitrarily determined and bears no
relationship to the earnings or assets of the company.
bank
product development; expan¬
closed-circuit television division
manufacturers
bulk
simulation,
space
stock of
Ry.
Subse¬
capital
"has
and
underwriters
*
(10c
Possehl,
Since
buy,
to
of
the
the
business
times
by the
there is
1442.
successor
p.
consumer
humidity,
"Although
offered
the
that
———
and
others.
and
approved by the Boards of Direc¬
was
Louis-San
in
Commis¬
of
stock of Central,
stock
of
Brick
electronic, electrical
military application.
7-
under
commitment
•
Dust
incorporated
company.
learning
Space Age is that quality of ingredients is not enough,"
Seligman said. "The big question is how will the whole product
up
the
good
capital
p.
plant
was
Inc.—Industry Forecast—
extremely
the
that
that
testing equipment—engineering, sales and storage
BUSINESS—The
-v
the
stand
Commerce
sion
Mr.
Acquire—
the
nation's
lesson
"The
j,he company's p'Pbducts; the
weather
offering circular, Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke
& French, Inc., 123 South Broad St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.,
publicly offered 98,900 shares of this firm's 400 par
common stock at $3 per share.
Associates,, Inc.,
of
repayment
equipment.
from
The
the
to
Dec. 20
a
of
191,
environmental
from
President
is
Tenney
2512.
p.
of
use
programs—in
firm
no
common
Tele-Tronics
to
facilities;
establishment
capital.—V.
Engineering,
sprang
space
for
able
and
stock
192,
At
Tenney
of Tech
11
price
to^be
additional manufacturing
sion
and
or
partnership
7-&
demonstrated
been
and
Authorized
a
Robert
components
-
York.
are
of
:
'
deduction
for
Common
Offices and subsidiaries are located
Boston, Atlanta, Los Angeles and
through
share,
per
New
proceeds
loan;
whether
exchange.
$5
at
York,
The
has
is
CAPITALIZATION
23, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
60,000
Palisades
1440.
Dec.
on
covering
form
•
has
years
and
purposes:
Working
when
Telescript-CSP Inc.* New York, N. Y.—Files With SEC
The
the
Blvds.,
.
the
as
,W'-Witthh$1>;;B'jdrn'daI ''
Bjorndal.
contemplates
Additional
and
debentures
of
for
of
after
company
following
Mr.
notes due Dec.
and equipment
York,
Chicago,
New
the
tlf^,,bW8inq^^pcfee
to
variety of demands
one
shares
,$213,550
for S-D
helicopters where
Talcott, Inc.—Private Placement—This inde¬
Minneapolis.—V:
series
"E,"
the
the
stable
a
84,000
■
primarily
are
all-weather
maintain
Mass.,
7
29.
a
to
Edsall
to
purchase any of the securities offered, hence
no
assurance
of
the
receipt of all the proceeds of the shares offered hereby. It is
anticipated that the net proceeds to the company from the sale of
presently
series
for
of
C.
PROCEEDS—There
BUSINESS—-Established
in
1854,
James Talcott,
Inc.,
is
engaged
in all phases of industrial finance: accounts receivable, inventory and
equipment financing, industrial time sales financing, factoring, redis-
reduc¬
debentures
series
"D,"
Ruth
Machinery
due
E.
referred
J
manufacturer
announced
in
and
;
Sikorsky Aircraft, .divi¬
Conn., and the Research and
AVCO
president
Bergen
partnership, formed.
.-a
wife,
Because
BUSINESS—The
loan
company.
his
been
1, 1975; and $6,000,000 of
1, 1975. F. Eberstadt & Co. and
White, Weld & Co. assisted Talcott in the placement.
"F."
estimated
these
of
exchange
are
and
succeeded
company
•Laboratories,
from
Stratford,
Division,
at
industj^.
The
capital notes due Dec.
funds
the
offices
(herein
Inc.
computer and control uses. These take
test; equipment for the electronics
Nuclear Radiation
%
instrumentation
Corp.,
S-D
hover
of subordinated
necessary
which
is
debentures
subscribers
debentures
to
(James)
capital,
loan
with
-
Laboratories,
J., was incorporated in New Jersey on Jan. 2,
1947. The
is engaged in the engineering, manufacturing and sale of
electrical resistance instruments and electronic devices for
precision
pendent commercial and industrial financing and factor¬
ing organization announced on Dec. 28 the placement
with institutional investors of subordinated and capital
notes
totaling $11,500,000.
The issues are:
$5,500,000
offered
These
exchange
series
in
cancelled
returned
these
value
company
Particle
N.
company
Total
These
being
for
in
way
to
the
debenture,
the
Park,
$68,452 contract for AVCO, S-D will produce prototype units
separation monitor, Mr. Bruns noted.
The unit monitors increased
a
it
securi¬
series
or
length' of
However,
from
Air
•
Tech
—
"Company"),
classified.
said.
velocity
debentures
working
reserve
accurate
be
"E,"
company.
additional
additional
no
received
by
offered,
funds
all
"F."
received
"G"
No
be
$125,000
series
"F"
series
not
will
H.
ability
Eruns
debentures, and the remaining net amount received from
offering, estimated nt $30,000, less expenses, will be used as work¬
capital. The total funds, after payment of expenses, which the
ing
United
Bruns,
outstanding
the
through
and
Development
the
as
in
par
for
debentures
of
loans,
as
needs.
debentures
series
the
determine
ultimate
exchange
"D,"
of
account
there is
in
or
series
sale
banks
impossible
offering,
of
sure
may
the
general
hitherto been
had
BUSINESS
'
company, of 919 Peach-
were
cash
reducing ^bank
maintained
be
tions.
to
derived
tape
Sikorsky contracts, totaling
designed
stabilizing couplers, used
2124.
p.
aggregate proceeds to the issuer from these
less
approximately
$1,000
expenses.
offered
deposited
the
on
totaling
George
Co.—Debentures Offered—Pursuant
previously issued by the issuer of
will
contracts
new
Under
February.—V.
$155;000,
will
of
systems
Advanced
reduce
denominations of $500 and $1,000.
securities
information
electronic
awarded
company's
the 3%%
sinking
($1,230,000 of such
and
the
tape moves continuously
This
labels.
St., N.E., Atlanta, Ga., publicly offered, without
underwriting, $155,000 of subordinated 5% series G
The
offered 84,000 shares of this firm's 100 par common stock
at $3 per share.
depend
history of the last 25
tree
debentures.
submarines
Systron-Donner Corp.—Contracts—
company has outstanding
convertible preferred stock
John
Seeman
isoexpected
Dec. 29 offering
a
1960),
cumulative
stock.
Stanley
Southern Discount
to
5%
common
J.
offering
15,
indebtedness,
par
of
and
outstanding
now
Dec.
on
nuclear-powered
our
filter
The
various
Chairman
Board
1962,
white
p.
and
prepared
borrowings.
1,
manning
crews
narrow
Monitors located aboard ship...Air is drawn through the tape and if
any
nuclear particles are present they will be collected on the
tape where
they are counted. An alarm is given and corrective action is taken long
before a potential health hazard is reached.—V. 192,
is
vegetables,
said
The
primarily engaged
grocery products including products
Rose"
sale
and
by amendment.
subsidiaries,
the "Wholesale distribution of
(1)
in
terms
company,
of
The
with "the SEC
on
Dec.
21,
5%r cumulative convertible preferred stock, $20 par' value
amount of underlying common shares), to be offered for
public sale through» a group of underwriters headed by Gregory-&
Sons and Straus, Blosser & McDowell. The public
offering price and
(and
Sun
.
York, filed a regis-"
I960,, covering 98,150
of
shares
Navy
reel
tape, a precision product of Sun Chemical's subsidiary, Facile
Division, Paterson, N. J., is a fiberglas paper, reinforced by laminated
glass threads and has a filtering efficiency greater than 98%;
This
tape is manufactured exclusively by Facile Division for the U. S. Navy.
New
statement
tration
S.
a
tape for an early warning of potential
radiological health hazards, Sun Chemical disclosed on Dec. 29.
Brothers, Inc.—Files for Offering—
Brothers,
Seeman
Sun Chemical Corp.—Classified Product News Released
U.
2656. <■*'
p,
51
chain
diesel
Germany.*
-
The
"Go-Hart"
issuer
The
also
products of Andreas
said products consist
gasoline engines and
acts
distributor
as
for
Ohio, - manufacturer
of
tractor
for...Thomas Industries with
of
.Company
distributor
seven-state
a
^distribution, of.
the
West
and-Stihl
engines.
Manufactuiing
•
attachments:. is
of
saw
,
.
sharesto
the^ acquisition
person's ;in
porations
or
as,-
distributions
stock
such -'acquisitions-.—V."
(3) 96,460 shares Issued
the stock of various cory,
respect of shares
issued in
in
192,-'"p. '2064.
Strategic'Materials
New
York
7
% .'
,
agreements
notes
par
and
and
7
Corp.—Private
has" placed
warrants
stock
at
$12.60
purchase
to
share. These
a
able
do
.
-'
Placement—News
119,048 shares of its $1
other recent develop¬
President,
-The
that
who -said
stock warrants
capital.
not to
private placement of the
notes and
designed to-add to the-company's working
"•
,.
.
two
Mr.
a
of
iron
•
pig
Strategic
that
by
"in
•
but
not
to
such
that" the
event
business
of
an
alum
company
to
of
a
memorandum
of, under¬
with
of a
100,000 ton-
lead
and Koppers Co.
to the formation
build
and
operate
also
were
Materials
may
a
extent
an
beihg
built
by
the
told
that
North
40,000
"the
American
plant
to
be
in
in
Niagara
operation
Falls, Ontario,
is on schedule
March 1, 1961."—'V. 192, p. 349.
to
as
should
company
general
nature,
base
and
it
be
might
providing
the
cause
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
company
FINANCING
Authorized
Class
A
stock
common
sale
the
of
$985,000
and
to
the
small
of
the
nection
proceeds
shares
to
be
of
incurred
will
be
company
and
its
with
other
be
offered
by
received
are
the
estimated
in
at
192,
to
shares
p.
that
connection
expense^,
acquire
of
1442.
its
setting
The
as
find
part
or
of
existing
office for
may, in con¬
it
all
an
necessary
of
the
is
In
Laboratories,
Pursuant
Fialkov
to
&
a
Dec.
Inc.—Common
22 offering
Co., Inc., both
of
Stock
Offered—
circular, Carroll Co. and
New York City,' publicly
reciprocating
manufactwe
addition
to
148,359
35,089
certain
common
the
Elmer
C.
Liston
of
line
of
gas
of
L-P
the
company
has
outstanding
which .management officials own 31.8%.
in
exchange
for
Howry-Berg stock,
to
shares.
sell
12,545
They
are
of 17,545 shares and Earl C.
vice presidents of the issuer.
'
(Reed A.)
The
&
saw;
cryogenic
a
received
proposes
17,544
}
With
the
a
indebtedness,
shares,
shares
Berg
all
power
of
manufactures
Of
be
Tech
Its
of
systems;
Thursby & Co., St. Petersburg, Fla.
Securities
company
SEC
-
Coal
and
•
ox-
con¬
field
ferral
approximately
up
company
businesses,
stock
amount
more
or
of
expenses
with
the
has. recently entered into
reclamation and transgas
thermo-shock weed
control devices and portable furnaces; and manufactures on a custom
engineering basis industrial equipment involving special steel fabrica"tion such as concrete batch plants, aggregate bins and hoppers, bucket
elevators, and belt- and screw conveyors.
Net proceeds of the sale of
additional stock by' the company
will be used for the retirement of
$150,000
of
accounts
payable and of some
$212,000 of bank and
other, notes;
$161,000 for
plant expansion and office facilities, for
additional machinery and equipment, and for cryogenic testing labo¬
ratory; $50,000 to carry inventories and $100,000 to carry accounts
receivable; $30,000 for advertising and promotion, and the balance
for
forking capital.
the
from
approximately
discounts and commissions
offering. The company proposes
suc.i
estimated
in
company
underwriting
initial
efforts
issue
to
sideration.—V.
is
It
incurred
Outstanding
1,550,000 shs.
4,000,000 shs.
to
proceeds together with cash on hand in
the negotiation ior and acquisition of one
businesses.
$10,000
(par 10c)_,_:
net
deduction
expenses
use
the
all
after
appropriate
■
stockholders
plant
use
a
earnings
.
CAPITALIZATION
$400,000 in
November
which
India
for
moving ahead rapidly and is expected to be in operation
during the summer of 1961" and that "construction of the commercial
expected
the
establishing
predominantly in the electronics business. The company has
made any commitments to acquire any business, and there
is no assurance as
to
when
the
company
will be able to commence
business operations.
•
-.
■
;
as
PROCEEDS—The
is
ferroalloy
of
yet
-
Ontario.
Strategic
plant."
Materials'
ton-per-year
Corp.
in
Indian
iron
agreements
Kingston,
said
firm
owned
per-year
at
reached
was
responsible
jointly
licensing
new
Chambers
standing
In
profitable
a
purpose
be
not
■"
and
the
company's
Strategic-Udy Process involve the/production of 25,000 tons-per-year
o,f ferrochrome in the Philippines'and the production of 150,000 tons-
„
the
the
are
.•
per-year
operation.
acquire
for
reported to stockholders on Dec. 19 by Frank W. Chambers,
were
comipon
in
are
to
so
its
use
-to
respect
has cash resources of $1,385,000. The company
-capital resources' to acquire electronics businesses
company
to
diversification,
'V
.
ments
the
seek
which
* ',.Q'
7*\
signed two new processing licensing
privately $1,500,000 of three-year, 6%
three-year
common
";
has
corporation
'will
of
v
The
offered
acquired-*oil exercise of •bpticms,' and
certain
-
on
covering
and
Dec.
100,000
Exchange
19,
filed
1960
shares
of
—
Files
Commission—
a
letter
common
of
stock
notification
(par
10
with
cents)
to
offered at $3 per share, through Dunne & Co. and R. James Foster
Inc.,
Co.,
The
New
proceeds
balance
for
Yorl6, N.>Y.
are
to
be
used
working capital.
,
for
additional building
sites,
with
the
52
(52)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
oper.
—V.
$6u*,145
$o,715,164
4,235,203
4,339,477
$204,4 *9
ops.
$218,955
$2,479,961
$5
$2,824,752
48,o73
58,507
645,144
In
838,622
„
from
$10
the
ings
three
share
months
Tne
share
in
order
A
to
This, fund,
tion
of
with
stock,
..Organized
the
to
sales charge
a
Fund—Files
1100 East Plumb Lane,
statement
common
plus
.
of
Mutual
SEC
Dec.
on
offered for
be
31,
under
1960
22,
covering
increase
net
in
law
listed
this
time, according
tend
October,
management investment
Fund
as
registered
an
The
under
John
J.
At
in
Equipment Co., announced on Dec.
nave
been
generated
in
the
first
a
orders
new
■operations.
Truck
and
$354,646 of tne
Engineering
Harbor
Twin
Coach
mercial
utility
for
tne remaining
under
units
previously
a
electronic
companies
of
assets
the
subcontract
from
units
accounted
from
the
for
The
U.
S.
Signal
Army
recently
Corps
Oil
Gas
&
Co.,
Boise,
Inc.,
on
the
of
and
31,
net
1959/60
1950,
The
the
corporation
SEC
The
at
is
and
profit
S.
Co.—Year-End
Rubber
United
Rubber
States
with
Statement—
will spend
Co,
than
more
$53
-
v
million
in
1961
its research and development,
and to modernize and
its manufacturing and distribution
facilities both here and
George R. Vila, President, said in a year-end statement.
intensify
expand
abroad,
"Of
the
The
total,"
"Particular
automation
wide
ping
tire
our
scheduled
cf
by
production
tires.
our
spent
for
quality
control
through
and improving the nation¬
is
company
in
now
a
miore than 200
construction of
fiv^ year
'tire "shop¬
also
synthetic
independent
5,000
^planning
to
dealers.
tire
expand
by
and
Viewlex
audio
within
and
place
visual
since
the
the
end
is
lion
Vila
that
S.
U.
Rubber
expects
to
capacity
"A
for
manufacturing
new
rubbers
and
processes,
plastics,"
he
1960
will
be
about
$4.50
a
share
of
share
fibers
new
the
in
for
the
cents
is
stock
common
company's
share
a
million
$970
and
after
for
cents
said.
and
a
"The
reserves
of
prior years. U. S. Rubber's two manufacturing plants and other
factilities in Cuba were intervened by the Castro regime in
September."
U.
S.
Rubber
sales
expects
I960,
although an early
estimate," he added.
as
the
In
in
1961
business
to
be
about
at
upturn
would
the.-same
force
level
revision
a
of
to
U.
S.
Rubber's expansion
plans for 1961, Mr. Vila
company's interest, with The Borden Co., in construction of
a
$50 million complex of chemical plants to convert hydrocarbons into
plastics and
other
chemical
products. The
jointly-owned
company,
the
called
Monochem,
monomer
pletion
The
sales
build
Naugatuck
the
and
will
Geismar, La.
these units will
from
tnat
plastics
Inc.,
at
1962,
company's
plastics
expect
in
plant
in
5
first
a
in
the
division
coming
automobile
in
figure could double by 1965.
vanguard of this trend with ; its vinyl
its tough rubber-plastic blends.
and
The
for
he
will
company
rockets,
said.
A
urethane
most
fashions.
An
is
motor
intensive
planned
its
production
insulators
promising
which will
thread,
product
increase
rocket
set
new
next
materials
has
filament-wound
cases
and
women's
promotion
for
this
to
into
go
operation in
the
fall
of
of
latex
new
Viewlex,
Inc.,
to
Louis
trading
are
A.
in
pletely
research,
as
the
production
approximately
127
"Replacement
The
million
tire
sell
units
sales
original
equipment
compared
with'
Domestic
tons
in
rubber.
Virginia
this
The
SEC
Company
chase
to
has
Act
be
issued
issued
of
that
that
years
The
U.
this
snould
and
reach
bus
tires,
14,600,000
in
is
72%
expected
will
domestic
of
be
to
reach
2 Vz %
both
1961,
rubber
1,600,000
1960,
over
synthetic,
and
forecast
long
Mr.
28%
included
Vila
natural
for
Rubber
introduced
in
its
truck
tire
James
balance
F.
of
rubber.
is
Mr.
enormous
an
of
consumer
of
four
contract
of
awarded
America.
The
to
The
third
the
world-wide
system
quarterly
the
Dec.
to
$1.45
It
in
is
annual
the
United
dividend
dividend
holders
of
compared
the
according
holders
corporation,
of
R.
approve
dividend
equivalent
to
Net
he
our
com¬
should
growth
be
of
Net
our
Net
to
purchased
To
is
192,
gather
Air
Air
a
affiliate
Tactical
by
2512.
the
Air
the
Air
for
failures.
field
Vitro's
data
data,
Force
studied
Vitro
bases
It
is
predicting
Research
Earber
in
the
relation
random
set
and
reliability
systems
weapon
for
-
to
largest
have
and
voted
Independent
an
recommended
a
40
cents
Dec.
a
14.
share
The
increase
in,
2-for-l
split
of
$1.36
the
in
board
1959
to
and
on
$1.60
Kemper, Sr., Board
2-for-l split, the board
the
a
split
share
stock
on
the
will
at
80
the
in
and
ing
offices
plans
a
been
to
the
in
payable
paying
1960
total
dividend
If
the
rate
share¬
initially set the
share.
This
capitalization.
rate
is
$332,025
274,896
$3,581,138
h 3,132,340
$3,833,132
285,544
$25,801
$57,129
$448,798
$668,793
*4,238
20,2o0
51,148
208,301
ry.
equipment
failures.
and
The
study
operating
will
Study
developed
were
phase,
reliability was
final-phase study
The
in
measured
as
department
will
for
the
of
military
the
award
for
Navy.—V.
measuring
191,
reliability
2794.
p.
1
of
ing
It
ing
a
request
the
Fund
with
in
tne
dealers
the
to
Fund
be
will
to
solicit
depositor
will
in
Wood,
firms,
Walker
will
serves
&
become
as
pay
of
the
Fund.
to permit
as
Undei
the
two
192,
of
be
10
a
the
to
of
and
soliciting
of
Dick
&
brokers.
the
Fund
firms
to
receive
1654.
p.
Merle-Smith,
A
by
liner
commissions
of>s.
1,925,019
1,836,426
22,423,354
2R655,831
443,593
373,451
5,878,332
exceed¬
'
'
Road,
SEC
stock,
Whippany,
28,
offered
N. J., filed
a
I960,
covering
for
Dec.
on
be
to
public
offering
business
board,
board
paper
consists
of
corrugating
products
In
working
time
to
addition
1,686,700
the
board,
manufacture
chip
board
and
and
sale, of
box
board.
used
stock
Dominick
with
note
B
is
Desiderio
stock
owned
business.
the
and
which
-
balance
the
payable
indebtedness,
class
of
the
of
machines,
its
certain
to
such
of
are
capital,
prepay
shares
All
founders
and
board
paper
to
to
With
88,553,710
of
member
and,
group
a
public
company's
stock.
to
the
and
Anthony
initially be
intends
from
has
company
490,000
Desiderio
Park
the
is
of
Securities
$10)'
date
Deferred
5,602,067
The
to
of
be
listed
•
v.;
Profit
family,
President
as
■*
'
-
r.'/.
"
and
Exchange
Commission—
filed
letter
a
number
shares- of
of
:
notification
of
common
•
with
stock
offered
at-the-market
(at 957c
of the market price
employees of the company pursuant, to Employees'
Sharing Plan.
No underwriting is involved.
issue)
proceeds
common
Desiderio
Telephone Co., Winter Park, Fla.—Files
company on
Dec. 19, 1960
SEC covering an undetermined
(par
outstanding
shares
the
Vice-President.
as
will
company
bank.,"/.
a
by members of
The
.
110,209.541
to
paid
sale on
of underwriters headed by Van Alstyne,
price
and underwriting terms
are
amendment.
\ ... ..-s;-'■ . •">
7%
The
supplied
the
with
common
basis by
none
Co.
added
$
81,506,260
deposited
be
the
Jefferson
North
statement
1960—11 Mos—1959
103,929,614
group
a
:
Co.
director
a
tax-
to
deposit
Under the terms
sales
commission
'
that
8,000
inter¬
$30,000,000.
manage
commission^ are
brokers.
also
than
the value of
upon
offer
persons
exchange.
effect
to
by them having a
of not less than
and
interested
depositary'for such
to 1V4%, depending
87V?% of tne sales
outstanding
less
be
form
of
simultaneous
a
person,
not
employed
will
an
interested
thereon.
owned
such
in
17(e)
giving
proposes
in
shares
Section
has
now
securities
eacn
aggregate
will
who
bank
a
for
shares
respect
in
hearing
a
privately held. It
to participate
are
Fund's
order
'
9,310,865
Walter
for
for
Corp.
the
were
the
Dec.
on
three
$958,961
for
corresponding
outstanding
Yardney
Yardney
reported record
first-quarter sales
to
to
are
used
be
ended
1960.
to
the
Nov.
30,
quarter, up 24% compared with
in 1959. There
are
1,633,062
with
1,225,080
shares
outstand¬
and
33,276,000
1959.
period
Electric
issued
$4,797,554
compared
ago.
for
working
capital.—V.
The
Income
time
1960
semi-annual
net
and
income
20.5
period
before
$412,000;
a
a
taxes
net
Corp.—Net
191,
p.
per
covered
in
the
income
report
per
cents
is
six
was
Up—
2353.
of
share
May
months
for
of
$281,131,
cents,
the
1-Oct.
?
,
27.6
same
31,
1960
while
as
at
sales
showing
29
Dec.
on
share
compared
of
months
six
1960.
was
1959
$561,131,
in
1959
$209,000.
was
^
reported
These
by
James W.
quarter were 23.8%
corporation,
whilch operates
builder
28
months
the
largest
to
the
an
opportunity
of
York
company's
missile
7,474,439
shares
year
for
provided
issued
principally in the fabrication by
others of container, folding and set-up
boxes and also for a variety
of other
paper board uses.
Of the net proceeds from the stock sale,
$1,600,000 will be used for certain conversion work on one of the
field
9,023,684
earnings
was
has
application,
wnicn
firm
Winter
1960—Month—1959
the
which
so
or
These
18-month contract
an
exchange
commissions
1961,
limitation.—V.
&
time
of
in
the
10,
an
About
container
equipment.
announced
procedure
to
Fund
of
Commission
Jan.
shares
,,.The
pre¬
factory.
the
to
expected
that
Noel
correlate
correlate
Order—
tne
the
tne
with
such
all
an
also
measured- in.
will
Inc.—Seeks
investment company has applied to the SEC
Investment Company Act
permitting certain
receive commission's
in
connection
wit'.i
the sale
under
offer,
250,000
personnel.
income__
earnings
common
p.-2270.
2270.
p.
Jim
3,164,339
Wliippany Paper Board Co., Inc.—Files for Offering—
(Jim) Walter Corp.—Record -First Quarter Earnings—
The
ops.
192,
to
registration
conditions,
7,098,665
ry.
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$311,345
income
This "firm
revenue
oper.
192,
1960—-Month—1959
revenue
expenses
shares,
provision
Charles¬
expenses
from
rev.
ry.
Alabama—Earnings—
accordingly,
proposal, they would receive
commissions in excess of the
1 %
maximum permitted under Section
T7(e) of the Act; and the application seeks an exemption from this
.
of
shell
Walter,
President,
than
greater
those
that
of
a
branches
in
107 cities,
homes.—V. 192, p. 1862.
unit
sales
year
is
ago.
the
dur¬
The
Corp.
and
of
Y.
N.
combined
are
its
wholly
data
owned
for
the
operations
subsidiary,
Yardney
of
Yardney
Chemical
Electric
also
Inc.,
C.
:
nation's
Datq,
for
1959
the
fiscal
in
round
months
Yardney Chemical operations. Per share figures are computed on
the
oasis
of
th'e present
number
of
outstanding
shares—1,016,000.
All figures quoted are unaudited and are
subject to adjustment at the
are
numbers
and
include
only
five
of
1958.
new
Chairman.
cents
present
has
bring the
$1.25
maintain
Crosby
the
declared,
was
company
tele¬
7,234,347
affiliates
are
on
—V.
Mos.—1959
$8,043,164
excess
New
each
the
$
oper.
1960—11
'*
7,200,028
Peabody & Co.
is
both
Wabash RR.—Earnings—
oper.
1960—Month—1959
591,500
soliciting
It
has
decreased
formulas
reliability
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway
Railway
-."./■ ■''
418,450
value,
the
to
tests.
Vitro
standard
a
chairman
income-
ranging from 4%
mission.
a
field
up
Montana,
.
also
which
in
flying
unusual stress
maintenance
second
with
December
establish
to
industrialist
32,223,448
securities
of
in reliability started at Vitro in 1956. Techniques
developed
reliability of electronic equipments and systems have
widely reported in technical literature.
been
retired,
who
elected
$9,091,612
and
securities
predicting
since
I960,
$557,025
exchange
Kidder,
of
the
equipment
TACAN
is
has
in
'%•'
in
and
for
factory
Research
Bye
was
was
Warner.
July,
Philadelphia
1957,
Co.,
of
since
$343,357
$25,000.., and
Navigation.
of
carriers
plane
installation,
mathematical
failures
director
ops.
until
market
$146,000.
In
Kelsey-Hayes
a
$40,266,612
persons
free
Force
its
Silver
Spring
laboratory
under
direction
of
John
W.
who fbr four years has participated in development of methods
at
Thomas,
for
Air
hours
phase,
prominent
board since
committee.
brokers
Act;
ested
or
Aeronautical
Tacan
dials.
aircraft
fighter
Carolina.
methods
is
first
Fox,
the
011
of
and
acting president
succeeding Reed C.
33,929,402
According
Air
Ohio.
Force
two
on
from
the
operational
operating
contract
In
displayed
while
South
being
training
'
on
and
2270.
in
common
mili¬
a
Corporation
AMC
Base,
instant translation
an
handling, storage,
are
equipment
is
Glasgow
Base,
factors
Among
reliability
The
and
■/""*'
officer
$43,021,014
securities
amount
airfield
an
15-month
new
Force
overall
an
operations
put"
TACAN
Force
continue...to"-be
.
management
been
board,
Fred
top
chief executive
Division
officer
in
3,023,368
order
same
p.
showing
to
division of Vitro
a
TACAN,
as
for
respect
commissioned
was
in
method
with
under
known
information
Malmstrom
ton
changes
Elizabeth,;N4.J,,
an
of
printing
the
on
complex radio
into easy-to-read
information,
freeing the pilot from timeconsuming,
complicated calculations.
A
TACAN
transmitter
on
the
ground
broadcasts signals which
the
receiver in
a
fighter* aircraft
translates
into
information showing direction and distance from
an
"stay
the Delaware Valley,"
supplies would
*
*
$3,580,393
oper.
Tl?is
.
Force Contract—
Laboratories,
study
phase
Naval
losses
.2,976,574
from
rev.
ry.
for
outstanding
the
commercial
a
pur¬
warrants)
pulses
in
Heintz
had
Westminster Fund,
Investment
(with
all
own
be
the
company
notes
Inc.,
is,
evaluated
system provides
The
statements
estimated
$3,319,931
oper.
the
cannot
financial
for
revenue
oper.
to
carrier
firm
later.
Maryland Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
Railway
Railway
are
set up
field offices at three Air Force bases to gather
operational data against previously-conducted factory tests,
determine cost of maintaining TACAN equipment.
airfield.
1958
provision
conditions^
executive
the
Western Ry. of
program.
application
that
major
a
several
of
Period End. Nov. 30—
has
TACAN
of
from ry.
p.
and
The
anotner
year
expenses___
rev.
recurities.
Net
Dividend—News—
second
States,
rate
record
with
intention
to
will
will
electronic
Wright-Patterson
final
board
executive
match
$772,105
the
a quarter. The payment this month
*
under
investment
Co.,
notes
where
Vitro
field
Center,
and
Vitro
Vila
stock.
quarterly
31
this
common
common
A
to
of
the
and
and
phone
which
the
accurate
system
extensive
Systems
been
director
a
Western
million
United Utilities, Inc.—Hikes
Directors
the
long
expected
Period End.; Nov.. 30—
good,"
manufacture
declared, accounting for two-fifths of the
long tons. Seme 1,900,000 long tons will be used
by the rest of. the free world in
T961,
and
approximately 400,000
long tons will be imported into the Soviet bloc.—V.
192, p. 2269.
total
order
subordinate
Corp. of America—Air
reliability of arl
pilot continuously
ground beacon, will be
Net
still
8%
Newcomb
of
tary
Net
States
speed
the
quantities of the stero-regular rubbers such
polyiso crene—man-made equivalents of natural
and
S.
of
2566.
p.
Richmond
of
corporation
a
of
The
Vitro
and
ago.
UnitPd
supply
Truck
trend.
1960
in
191,
which
a
in
was
"We
construction,
to
necessary
"of
13.
by certain affiliates of the investment company.—V.
The
for
upward
tires
added,
witn
stock
present
stock
appears
Dec.
on
he
director.
a
investor,
persons
sell
continued.
healthy
passenger
1961.
increase
an
the
he
will
"substantial"
polybutadiene
two
year,
a
said
under
exemption
an
$300,000
by
stock
common
company.
actual
industry
1961
no
year
Corp.—Acquisition Cleared—
permitting
$200,000
dicting
1960."
rubber
tonnage,
noted
time
in
of
types,"
replacement
in
the
presently
its
by
common
this
sur¬
been
Exchange.
year
Inc.,
he
and sales."—V.
Capital
carefully-controlled
1961.
that
continue
replacement,
14,500,000
coming
Of
He
rubber
and
all
of
should
million
71
consumption
the
'predicted.
first
record
a
anticipate
we
industry sold 69 million
should
as
1961,
in
the
'-Deficit".—V.
will
the rubber industry as a
whole, Mr. Vila said, sales for 1961
probably be
$6,200,000,000
substantially
unchanged
from
the
level, assuming the present recessionary tendencies have run their
course
by mid-year.
in
the
Viewlex,
steps
financed
Viewlex
Stock
for
program,"
For
tires
1960,
American
plant,
among
privately
20,
outlook
president of
modern
new
mentioned
the
expansion
an
and
June
the
on
and
up
Peirez,
engaged
organized
was
and
1960
for
and
else.
1946. * On
in
management
"Sales
anything
record
auditing firm and the other
an
contends
announced
chairman
remaining
learning. Many of these
Viewlex, Inc., are also used
government
of
192,
for
annually
became
speed
by
various
Atlantic
of
Atlantic's
of
against
sufficient
make
C.
rwy.
will
"As
by
will
has
all
Warner
president, chief
Collins, who
Robert
has
volume
it
1960
use
earnings
Lloyd, who had been president,
Net
most
or
involve
■v**
pounds
aids
developed
and
annual
in
Mr.
—V.
propellant binders,
Vyrene, a new poly-
and
The
and
dramatic-
1.
chairman
items
which
em¬
and
factors.
formation
tne
pending
that
company
funds
products
U.
expected
of
been
S.
Rubber
and
Witco
Chemical Co.,
Inc.
have
formed
a
company called Sto-Chem
Ltd.
to
construct
a
$2,500,000 plant
the manufacture of synthetic rubber latex in
England. The plaht
have a capacity of more than
8,000,000
is
its
"We
pounds
and
men
visual
as
II.
most
growth
and
1961.
oper.
at
of
War
$287,000,000
The
the
in
to
has
in
Rwy.
rocket
expansion
year.
increase
30
Rubber
S.
com¬
continued.
use
product is
styles in both
consumer
world-wide
for
and
to
he
U.
vinyl
a
for
million.
expects
will
this
and
Scheduled
$20
year,
1961
the
-
plant
step.
than
more
Chemical
10%
to
average
acetylene
an
as
cost
and
services
Dec.
future.
of
debt
stock."
sales
adverse
'
Mr., Lloyd
contracts.
said
Warner
The
intro¬
be
against
liabilities
to
funded
no
sales
firm
assets
assets
strong,"
very
cash
both
the
"
elected
will
some
current
loans,
common
of
acquiring
failed
competitive
which
new
the
is
bank
no
unfavorable
Atlantic,
Lloyd
where
M".
foresees
postion
has
of
now
uncompleted
Viewlex, Inc., counts schools as its best customers for pro¬
jectors, the | company is pushing for other uses.
"Salestalk"
is
one
of its newer developments.
Carried around like an attache case, it
can
help the salesman sell insurance, fabrics, farm machinery, mutual
reliability
-V.
„
1959
Inc.,
of
Atlantic
Mr.
Although
addition
noted
of
operating
approxi¬
37
Vila
Mr.
founder
installations.
training programs is in¬
products have been developed
1958,
Rwy.
versatile
more
deductions
tax
the
the
develop¬
earnings
deducting
investments,"
Cuban
allowances
after
with
for
on
Viewlex,
ahead
legal suit
a
during
/'"/■
defense
of
of
annual
strong
in
said
other .current
The
$1
exceptionally
president
and
casn
financial
'participated
February,
In
departments.
terms
will be
audio
techniques,
military
explained.
in
"Sales
mating
mil¬
$23
and
research
of
about
since
educational
•
spend
development.
major portion of this research investment
ment
37
added
Sales
$2,601,219
•.
and
World
mark.
the
in
$152,118
in
rubbers,
for
in
$300,000,000
education,
of
income
the
material .improvement
Warner
liabilities.
combination
a
1960
1,111,655
ribt
Among these he cited the poor weather during the early part of the
delays in getting the Federal highway program under way and
unforeseen losses incurred in completing contracts assumed with ac¬
quisition of full control of Atlantic Prestressed Concrete Co. in 1959.
1959/60,
year
$266,100.
was
characteristic
of
$225,000,000,
by
fiscal
increase
an
the
on
with
continue
to
company's
of
in
company
Warner's
to
that
year,
Warner
the
against
as
stock
due
snare
month,
approximately
forecast
'V"'""11/ /
preferred
was
the
on
current
company's
said
per
this
be
He
compared
decision
The
$8,720,000
"The
He
based
1961.
in
1959.
ago,
board's
expectation
in
25
6.6:1.
MTne
educational
near
field
the
our
plastics, chemi.ais and synthetic fibers wnich offer
attractive profit potential for the company.
This will be particularly
true in foreign countries, where we are growing rapidly."
Mr.
taxes
is
to
earlier
would
year
cents
20
the
was
11,330,000
ratio
president
current
outstanding,
year
a
its
phasized.
development program for 1961
military applications, of which
was
■
.
production
& our
are
about
2658.
i '
for
$563,058,
services
visual
for
and
commercial
taken
for
on
systems
The
be
1965.
nearly
!are
i
of
will
compared with 1960.
Approximately 40 new company
stores
for
construction
in
1961
bringing
the
total number
to 80 by tne end ox the year. They will supplement
operation
'"We
million
$30
placed
be
calls for the
which
centers'
network
will
emphasis
of
"about
said,
expansion—an increase of 20%
distribution
program
Vila
Mr.
rate
and
earnings
the
$32,382,000 in
stock
said
approximately
agent
192, p.
\
;
military
need
research
admitted
the
modernization and
transfer
year
taxes
was
after
1958
sharesyn common stock (par 10 cents) to be
appointed
share
j.loyd
elected
was
for
with
about
be
common
per
dividend
who
sales
net
compared
would
of
Mr.
and
corporation.—V.
creasing constantly, new methods and
by the Research and Engineering Department
is continuously working on new projects.
duced
per
fiscal
$2,704,010
were
for .the
use;
Since
Files
letter of notification
a
$1.45
In the design and manufacture of photographic,
electronic'-products for industrial, commercial, educa¬
tional
Commission—
filed
196)3
12,
Dec.
shares
engaged
mechanical
share, "without underwriting.
to be used to drill two wells and for working capital.
cents
proceeds are
U.
to
25
on
500,000
covering
offered
been
the
of
1958/59.
pass
With Securities and Exchange
has
that
earnings
boost
1960/61, which began on
were $1,630,000 against $1,600,000
for the June
period, it was announced Dec. 13 by Louis A.
May
year
Viewlex
Co.
—
continuation
Corp.—Appointment—
Bank
half
year,
year
Navy
informed the
manufactured
approved for
Idaho
this
ended
The
Two-State
dividend
the
^
& Equipment Co. The subsidiary manufactures com¬
utility truck bodies and equipment, and also electronic
Body that its
new
"S-141" electronic shelter,
under
recently revised military specifications, is now
operational use.—V. 192, p.- 1654.
first
fiscal
Division of the Yorkformed a new subsidiary,
York
a
the
The
of
30,
1959,
president of Viewlex, Inc.
profit before Federal income
1958/59
over
Body
tne
Pa., in October 1960 and
the
fiscal
Wicks
for
Raytheon
for
for
LlSyd,
B.
$24,000,000,
frreefing
Nov.
Net
Body
units.
to
of
$398,256 represented Marine
subcontract
announced
snelter
the
acquired
York,
and
shelter
equipment
orders,
and
Co.
Corp.,
York
months
for
of
Peirez,
which
shelter
Defense
Hoover
the
new
electronic
Corps
two
I
$752,902
:,i'
bodies
Reese
-estimated
,.
proposed stock split would
company's common stock,
shareholders.—V. 192, p. 1958.
$l-par-value stock
speqial
1
division,
28 that
earn¬
average
$3,953,7o0,
prospects
reasons
Kemper.
16,000
Manhattan
common
Sales
Body &
tne
distribution
nearly
was
,
Warner,
of the Board of Directors of this A. S. E.listea company,
of Long Island City,, the directors declared a third
consecutive
quartefly dividend of 7V2
cents,
payable
qn
Jan.
15,
1961, to stockholders of record on Jan. 3, 1961.
Orders—
Lee, President of the company's recently established
York
favorable
as
record
2,542,337
net
said,
"company"
'
,
Viewlex, Inc.—Net Up—News—
4.
June
the
Chase
the
of
Transwestern Life Insurance Company,
Act.
Co.—New
Coach
by
the
on
10-month
to
split.
board
Monday, January 2, 1CS1
.
as
"an expression of confidence in the future of thq
despite sharply reduced 1960 saies and earnings. * %
which traces its founding to a firm that began operations
in
1794, is one of tne largest producers and sellers Of construction
and building
pjaterials and lime and limescone products,'
10
position
President.
Twin
held
to Mr.
the
the
stock
reported
company
share
a
2-for-l
the
be
to
value
par
value
capital
as
broaden
Vacuum-Electronics
the
1960,
company
to
currently
shares
asset
organized the Fund and purchased an initial issue of 25,000
stock for $125,000; and its subsidiary, Transwestern
Management Corp., is listed as the Fund's manager and underwriter.
Dodge & Cox will serve as investment adviser.
Kenneth P. Dillon is
of
in earnings and
Improvement were cited
.*
of Nevada,
shares
the
registra¬
a
200,000
at their
V
California
investment Company
filed
the
the
the
will
stock
common
snares.
at
Offering—
Nevada,
Reno,
public sale
of 8.75%.
open-end diversified
the'
for
stockholders
4,
reduce
to
effect
$1.96
of
Transwestern
April
authorized
and
before,
year
2,412,860
on
the
to
Oct.
equal
next
ia
million
ended
$4,985,900,
outstanding.
a
meeting
increase
an
from
a
10
of
$1.71
or
annual
approve
shares
snares,
2269.
p.
regular
to
million
$7,164,229
385,190
income
oper.
192,
ry.
1960—11 Mos.—1959
380,3u8
expenses-
from
rev.
ry.
$o84,7o7
revenue
At. the
asked
i960—Month—1959
"
.
.
Warner Co.—Continues Dividend
Despite Dip in Busi¬
ness—News—
The
board
dividend
Jan.
16,
of
of
25
1961,
end
directors
cents
to
on
on
the
Dec.
27
common
declared
stock
stockholders of record Jan.
of
6.
a
the
regular
quarterly
company,
The action
payable
was
taken,
of
year.
'
.
Yardney Electric manufactures silver-zinc and silver-cadmium bat¬
teries, and Yardney Chemical produces, various battery and textile
chemicals, and antibacterial materials:—V. 192, p. 1245.
Volume
Number
193
6017
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
.
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53
•V
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
>ns
on
th.
Jly
60
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
55
of
'
■'
ALABAMA
Principal and interest
able
Huntingdon College,
*•
Montgomery,
Sale
Bond
1960
center
dent
the
(J-J) pay¬
Treasurer's
County
office.
Ala.
The $225,000 stu¬
—
at
bonds
revenue
Legality approved by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
geles.
Dec. 28—v. 192, p.. 2557 / Glen School District, San Diego
—were
awarded to the Federal
County, Calif.
•
Bond Offering — R.
Housing & Home Finance Agency,
offered
on
3"%s, at
as
price of
a
County Clerk, will
;,
.
ARIZONA
County School District
No. 4, Mesa Elementary (P. O.
Phoenix), Ariz.
/
v
Maricopa
„
Bond Sale—An issue of
offered
bonds
school
was1 sold to
Dec.
on
19
composed of
group
a
$600,000
The Harris Trust &
Savings Bank,
Garrett-Bromfield &
Chicago,
of
Co., Coughlin & Co., Inc., and Ed¬
ward L. Burton & Co., as 314s and
3s. A
Maricopa County, Sierra Vista Sch.
No.
Dist.
97
(P. O. Phoenix),
Offering
Rhea Averill,
—
Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors,
will
receive
bids
a.m.
(MST) on Jan. 3 for the pur¬
of
$116,000 school bonds.
sealed
Greenfield
until
11
1, 1961. Due on July 1
,1963 to 1971 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Azusa
192, p. 2271—were
Security - First
of Los Angeles,
Bank,
bids
his
until
Angeles,
9
election
000
Dated Feb.
Los
(PST)
a.m.
1981 inclusive. Prin¬
Center Joint Sch. Dist., Sacramento
Placer
Sale—The
Bond
192,
—v.
awarded
2169—were
p.
the Bank
to
Dec. 14
on
America
of
N.
T.
&
S.
A., of San Francisco, as 5s and
4%s.
*
School Dist.
Union
Chatom
Stanislaus
Bond
:
sealed bids
La
the
Feb.
on
inclusive.
(F-A)
1
Principal
at
payable
Treasurer's
office.
1981
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
and
price
Co.,
Santa
000
Samford, Inc., at
Pittsburgh), Calif.
until
of
$100,000
1966
from
20,000
to
on
1960,
District,
Due
and Hill Rich¬
from
1
>
will
for the
18
Jan.
bonds.
1963 to
Due
Feb.
on
1
Bond
Sale—The
$150,000 bonds
Dec; 14—v.
on
192,
2169
p.
awarded to the Federal
Housing & Home Finance Agency,
at a price of par.
—were
Garden
Grove
School District,
Orange County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—L.
B.
at
until 11
his
office
in
a
Santa
Montecito
from
15, 1961. Due on Jan.
1962 to< 1986 inclusive.
Dist.,
Angeles, at
Santa
1960,
10
v.
—
Sanitary
District,
Calif.
Offering—Sherman Asche,
Secretary,
1, 1961. Due on July 1
from 1962 to 1986 inclusive. Call¬
Dated Jan.
of
1,
1976. Principal
.
(J-J) payable at the
Legal¬
approved
by
O'Melveny
&
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Mountain
1
Sch.
Dist.,
was
Santa
Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue
school
of $485,000
bqpds offered on Dec. 19
sold to The Bank of America
A., of San Francisco,
and Associates. Dated Jan. 1, 1961.
N.
T.
&
S.
from
40,000
and
payable
•
.
Since
Witter
&
the
v.
Fred
D.
High Sch.
White & Co.
&
•
Turnpike Authority
$8,650,000 n of
the
.
of
on
*
-
Bond
District
Sale^-An
school
bonds
Brothers &
(P.
O.
issue of
sold
was
Co.,
$70,000
Stern
to
5s. Dated Nov.
as
1, 1960. Due on March 1 from 1963
to
inclusive.
by
M-S.
Interest
approved
1980
Legality
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
4-'
...
Rock Island County
School District
;
1619 Eleventh Ave., *
Moline), III.
>
Colo.
issue of
Dec. 19
on
was
$45,000
Bond
Sale
The
—
on
Melvin
—
L.
/
^
Jan. 15, 1961. Due on Dec. 15 from
1963
to
1980
inclusive. Interest
$2,105,000
Dec. 27—
J-D.
2660—were awarded to
p.
Offering
Reynolds, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids,
until
7:30 p.m;' (CST)
on*"
Jan. 10 for the purchase of $390,000 school building bonds. Dated
sold to The
follows:
as
Continental
Il¬
Chicago,
Marine
Trust
Com¬
of Western New York, Buf¬
falo,
L.
F.
Rothschild
&
Co.,
Francis I. duPont & Co., and W. E.
pany
Hutton '& Co.
man
Legality approved by Chap¬
&
Cutler, of Chicago.
INDIANA
,
Elkhart County
trict
Bond Sale—The
$2,800,000 bonds
offered on Dec. 28—v. 192, p. 2375
—were
awarded to Wertheim &
Bond
Co., jointly, as 3V4S, at a price of
100.3735, a basis of about 3.23%.
Additional
ment
time
Sale—The $1,200,000
expansion and improve¬
sewerage
syndicate
Merrill-Lynch,
bonds
were
offered
at
awarded to
a
the
same
syndicate
Brothers & C.
3s, at a price
basis of about 3.09%.
headed by Lehman
J.
—
C.
Frank
ceive
sealed
9
until
bids
a.m.
(CST) on Jan..10 for the purchase
of
$269,000
advancement
fund
1960 "bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1960.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1966
Treasurer's
by
proved
at
and
interest
the
Principal
payable
(J-D)
County
Legality
office.
ap¬
McCord, Ice
Ross,
&
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Indiana
Bond
dent
Bloomington,
Sale—The
2376
Federal
nance
—
were
Housing
Agency, as
Trustees
Ind.
stu¬
$1,715,000
1959
apartment
revenue
Dec. 22—v. 192,
bonds offered on
p.
The
University,
of,
awarded to the
and Home Fi27/8S, at a price
>
-
of par.
Devine & Co., as
of 98.458,
•
Offering
Cornell, County Auditor, will re¬
Co., and Ladenburg, Thalmann &
1983 inclusive.
(P. O. Goshen),
Indiana
inclusive.
Metropolitan Dis¬
(P. O. Hartford), Conn.
Hartford County
Dec. 10
Agnew & Co.,
Co., and C. N.
School
Marshall), III.
County
linois National Bank & Trust Co.,
on Dec. 10
1971 inclusive.
Due
County, Alexandria Consoli¬
dated
paving district No. 9 bonds
192,
were
Co., Shearson, Hammill
Blake
operations four
began
ago the
ILLINOIS
interest
syndicate headed by the Phila¬
delphia National Bank, of Phila¬
delphia, as 3.10s, at a price of
100.107, a basis of about 3.08%.
-
Shuman,
in
to
a
County,
Co., E. F. Hutton & Co., Stone
& Youngberg, Lawson, Levy, Wil¬
liams & Stern, Irving Lundborg
Co.,
compared
l.959 montji./
it
retired
Clark
1976 in¬
to
the
school bonds offered
&
&
coverage
1.69
$65,350,000.
Bristol, Conn.
Is. Due on Dec. 10, 1984
follows:
was
original issue of $74,000,000 reve¬
nue
bonds.
Total outstanding is
Grant,
and
at
Sale—An
Bond
interest
County
1985.
as
interest
1.62 in the
years
9.25%, Mr.
up
was
noted.
Bond
has
vehicles
24,409
1959 month. Mileage
16,183,132
November
CONNECTICUT
Other members of the
were
of
noted during Novem¬
was
Manuel
City Investment Fund.
1986
and
1962
Principal
Lamar,
Due
1972 to
as
increrffe
7.5%
of
Jan. 10 for thev
on
10 from
Jan.
Bond
A bonds
192, p. 2375 — were
syndicate headed by
3V2S.
income
of
slightly more
up
No. 40 (P. O.
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., Dean
County,
View
Clara
as
time
same
$241,827.37
slightly more
or
gross
was
ber over the
COLORADO
1, 1961.
to
Barbara
as 5s.
1961 to
from
240,000
the
than 7%.
'
Francisco, at a price of
100.503, a net interest cost of about
3.38%, as follows:
Treasurer's office.
Countv
November
$423,889.15
Tulare County,
Dist.,
(PST)
p.m.
(J-J)
San
$220,000
for
$2,644,855.29
ahead. The gain was
than 10%.
and
the Bank of America N. T. & S. A.
.
of July
as
and interest
a
income
Net
was
Treasurer's office.
school
offered on
series
19
same
year.
riod.
purchase of $600,000 school, series
A bonds. Dated Jan. 10, 1961. Due
California
Dec.
the
over
Authority, said the total in¬
figure of $3,571,966.88 was
$366,819.26 ahead of the 1959 pe¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Sale—The $500,000
Bond
11%
increase
an
come
bids at his office in Visalia, until
clusive.
1964
Santa Maria Joint Union
will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
Jan. 11 for the purchase of $900,000 sewer 1960 limited tax bonds.
Ana,
(PST) on Jan. 17 for
purchase of $674,000 school
election
1959,
series
B
bonds.
15
at
than
more
which
year
Thomas B. Manuel, Chairman of
Other members of the syndicate
Calif.
County,
price of 100.172.
able
Sch.
Mallagh,
Feb.
Principal
awarded to
a m.
Jan.
192,
to
Dist.,
Wallace,
the
Dated
Sch.
Union
National Bank, of Los
ity
.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
King
$140,000
school bonds offered on Dec. 20
was
sold to The Security - First
District
offered
27—v.
E.
from
1
payable
(F-A)
Bond
Services District, Mendocino County, Calif.
;
inclusive.
Co., jointly, at a price of
Tulare
1996 inclusive.
Covelo„ Community
I
Feb.
••
California
School Districts,
County, Calif.
Offering—A.
on
*
the
.
Bond Offering—Claud H.
$245,000 school
bonds. Dated
school
Principal
fiscal
period of the preceding
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved
by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Obispo, until 2 p.m. (PST) on Jan.
16 for the purchase of $1,215,000
awarded to The
Francisco,
&
interest
County Clerk, will receive sealed
at
his
office in
San Luis
192,
of
Dated Jan.
C bonds.
the
of
began April 1 showed
of $330,000 election
inclusive.
1981
to
bonds offered on
192, p. 2375 — were
Obispo
months
An
Wallace,
}
;
State Parkway for the first seven
15, 1961. Due on Jan. 15 from 1962
bids
school
Dec. 20—v.
on
were
—
Bond
Western Bank & Trust Co.,
San
of
1958, series
School District,
Obispo
Luis
San
Turnpike Authority
(P.O. Ft. Lauderdale), Fla.
11% for Year
—Gross income of the Sunshine
Gross Income Up
or
B.
State
*
District, Orange
Offering—L.
""""N
FLORIDA
Florida
on
f
purchase
Lamar
Luis
San
County, Calif.
Diego
2557
p.
First
the
offered
15
Jan.
Sale—The $610,000
offered
bonds
School
Grove
Lemon
Bond
Bond
Visalia
cisco.
1976 to 1986 inclusive.
from
San
Due on
4s.
as
bonds
2557—has been
'
p.
■
Co.
&
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Santa Ana,
until 1J a.m. (PST) on Jan. 10 for
American Trust Co. of San Fran¬
15
1973 to 1975 inclusive.
from
670,000
Due on Jan.
334s.
$50,000
of
192,
County, Calif.
awarded to The Wells Fargo Bank
1972.
District, Ventura
postponed.
County, Calif.
v.
—
sale
Dec. 27—v.
A
series
Dec. 20
15,
Jan.
School
Bond Sale Postponed—The pro¬
posed
on
Sale—The
Bond
Le¬
County, Calif.
$225,000 school
awarded
Roseville City
inclusive. Interest J-D.
Timber
15
3.98%.
about
Dec. 15 from 1961 to
gality approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Horn,
The
Bank of America N. T. & S. A., of
San Francisco, and Associates, as
4s, at a price of 100.19, a basis of
&
as
on
I960. Due
1970
& S.
'
San Bernar¬
Dec.
on
2660—were
p.
sold to The Bjnk
was
A., of San
5V4S. Dated Dec. 15,
Francisco,
to
Feb.
on
bonds
America N. T.
of
County, Calif.
Sale—The
offered
bonds
on Jan. 15
1971 inclusive.
4%s. Due
as
road
Francisco.
San
Bond
Due
5s.
'.(•
1985 inclusive. Prin¬
Placer
as
Due
on
Whipple & Co., R. D. White & Co.,
A. M. Kidder & Co., First National
Bank, of Boston, and John Small
$250,-
Community Services
District, Mono County, Calif.
Bond, Sale—An issue of $19,000
Tustin School
Deanna
(PST)
p.m.
Timber Ridge
purchase of $139,-
1961.
dino
Dec. 20
price of 100.014
4.03%,
a
—
Rialto School District,
'
of
No.
1962
Santa
County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
Bond Sale—An issue of
$12,840,006 general
obligation water improvement dis¬
trict
from
1
3:30
office in
15, 1961. Due on Jan. 15 from
to 1986 inclusive. Principal
interest (J-J) payable at the
1962
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
follows:
as
Water Dist.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
received
Los
until
his
Rhoades & Co., Hallgarten & Co.,
First of Michigan Corp., Bacon,
school, series C bonds. Dated
and
Treasurers' office.
(P. O. 2020 Railroad Ave.,
be
15,
from 1963 to
net interest cost of about
Mineral
purchase
in
bids at
10 for the purchase of
Jan.
school/ series B bonds. Dated
Feb.
100.028.
County
office
School District, San
17 for the
Jan.
Dist.,
Imhoff
Rosa,
Jan.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
10:30
a.m.
(PST) on
A
Costa
Feb.
on
Offering
$880,000 school,
on
sealed
inclusive.
Bond
Valley Sch.
Hanifen,
and
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Contra
receive
High School District,
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Eugene D. Wil¬
liams, County Clerk, will receive
Diego CountyCalif.
192, p. 2375—were awarded to
a syndicate composed of the First
Western Bank & Trust Co., of San
Francisco, Francis I. duPont &
Co., Hill Richards & Co., Bender
ards
cisco.
his
will
Principal and in¬
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office.
County, Calif.
Diego
90,000 as
1969
at
terest
1961. Due on Feb. 1 from
to 1982 inclusive. Principal
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
Hi
1961. Due
1,
Mesa-Spring
(P. O.
1963 to
Clerk,
bids
until 9 a.m. (PST) on
17 for the purchase of $450,school bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,
000
2:30 p.m. (PST) on
purchase of $515,-
series C bonds offered
on
from
County, Calif.
Angeles,
—v.
series B bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961.
Due
District,
Offering—Gordin T. Nes-
County
Jan.
Calif.
his office in
Bond Sale—The
Jan.. 10 for
$35,000 school,
(PST)
purchase of
p.m.
County,
at
until
San
County Clerk, will receive sealed
until
School
—
Sonoma
basis of about 4.37%/
a
Unified
Bond
(F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
bids at his office in Modesta,
2:15
100.12,
Los Angeles,
and interest
a
Dec. 20
on
2272—were awarded to
p.
Pomona
17 for the
Feb.
Bither,
W.
L.
—
of
Bond Offering—Eugene D. Wil¬
County), Calif.
Offering
192,
The Security-First National Bank,
of Los Angeles, as 4%s, at a price
awarded
National
a
$5,000 school,
series B bonds offered
—v.
Dec. 20
at
The
—r
District,
Calif.
' '
4
-
Santa Rosa
000
School
County,
Bond Sale
liams, County Clerk, will receive
&
school
$29,000
series C bonds offered
K:
Calif.
Counties,
Union
Kern
Poway Union
Sonoma
on
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
and
Panama
School District,
Healdsburg High
of $270,-
1958, series C bonds.
1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1
1962 to
from
in
office
17 for the purchase
Jan.
receive
will
Clerk,
at
;
100.061.
of
1962
County, Calif.
County
office. ' Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
J(0.Q0 school, series A bonds.-Dated
City Sch. Dist., Los Angeles
sealed
County
■
1986
Treasurer's
District,
on
The
to
Rosa,
Bond Offerings-Gordon T. Nes-
vig,
School
Union
series A bonds offered
Jan.
CALIFORNIA
1
the
.
.
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school,
Dated Jan.
from
¥
(J-J)
receive
Kern
chase
at the
to
interest
Principal
payable
at
sealed
—v.
Arizona
Bond
1962
vig,
>
from
1
and
on
cisco./-'-
sealed
bids at his office in «San Diego,
until 10:30 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 17
for the purchase of $44,000 school
1959, series C bonds. Dated Feb.
15, 1961. Due on Feb. 15 from
1962 to 1986 inclusive.
Principal,
and interest (F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Francisco.
Jan.
■
'
inclusive.
p. James,
'A
par.
Due
■'
a
syndicate
follows: Phelps, Fenn &
Other members of the
were
as
Jeffersonville, Ind.
Bond Sale—The
obligation
$66,000 general
sanitary
sewer
,
1960
,
Co., Marine Trust Co. of Western bonds offered on Dec. 22—v. 192, /
York, Buffalo, Carl M. Loeb, )p. 2558 — were awarded to. The -i
New
54
(54)
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
City Securities Corp., as 23/4s, at
price of 100.047, a basis of about
2.74%,
'
KANSAS
awarded to
r
a
Atchison and
Jefferson
Scharff & Jones,
Inc.,
Barrow, Leary & Co., jointly.
and
Counties
Housing & Home Finance.
3y8S, at a price of par.
.
..
Monday, January 2, 1961
,
Agency, general obligation
: ' \
as
ment
bonds.
sewerage tYeatfrom
Due
1962
to
.
Lagrange
County
(P.
Lagrange), Ind.
Common School District No. JU4
(P. O. Atchison), Kansas
O.
Bond Sale—An issue of $124,812
school
Bond Sale—The $150,000 county
jail construction bonds offered
Dec.
20
192,
—v.
awarded
to
2558
p.
The
Columbian
on
Garden
Bond
group
The
building bonds
were
—
composed of
Bond & Share
a
Indianapolis
Corp.v City Securities Corp., and
the Farmers State Bank, of La¬
fered
Dec.
on
general
Jan.
$350,000
bonds.
until 7:30
10
for
the
school
Dated
21
sold to
was
$700,000
bonds
offered
The First
Bank, and Harris I'rust
Savings Bank, both of Chicago,
jointly, at a price of 100.012, a net
interest
Due
on July 1 from 1962 to 1976 inclu¬
sive.
cost
of
about
2.77%,
$280,000
Michigan City. Legality approved
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller,
of Indianapolis.
210,000
1965
to
210,000
1966 to
from
Due
1969 to
Aug.
on
Due
Aug.
on
1971
(CST)
of
bids
until
2
Union
Townships (P.
Valparaiso), Ind.
bonds offered
on
dianapolis
2%s,
as
Bond &
at
sealed
bids
Jan.
on
National
Bank, of
100.0168,
of
cost of about
$45,000
1961
305,000
0
'
3V8S.
as
from
to
1970
to
Corp.,
school
a
The
First
Due
Dec.
on
1969
Due
on
1980
Dec.
on
1
(CST)
Dec.
school bonds.
1, 1960. Due on Nov.
inclusive.
Legality
1973
bonds.
June
on
1
Offering—John
20
192, p. 2558 —
Magnus & Co.
v.
to
on
were
Sale—The $300,000 school
a
group
Hilliard &
CO.
composed
of
J.
J.
B.
Son, Almstedt Bros.,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Merrill
Smith,
W.
revenue bonds offered
—
to
Inc.,
and
W.
L.
Lyons
Bond
Offering
Crowley), La.
M.
—
E.
Kirk,
purchase
tDated
by Chapman & Cutler, of J15
of
from
Waterloo, Iowa
fice.
man
—
1962
>
$21,000
to- 1971
Feb.
on
inclusive.
special
assessment
bonds."
sewer
pay¬
Parish Treasurer's of¬
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
Sewerage Dist. No. 5
(P. O. Shreveport), La.
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
Jan.
3
for' the purchase
of
(
not sold.
Bond Sale—The $287,000 public
improvement
Dec. 16
—
v.
bonds
192,
p.
offered
2170
—
on
were
St.
District, Me.
'
der.
NEW
Bond
ceive
Principal
payable at
of
v.
a^ar(le^
o
&
$600,000
refunding and improvement bonds
offered
Dec.
on
19
sold
was
to
a
Rip¬
poyce,
2558
p.
Moody, Inc.,
3s. Due
as
to
1967
from
25,000
1968 to
3.90s.
as
Jan.
Lower
Jan.
on
Hastings, Minn.
Offering—W. H. Erickson,
Clerk, will receive sealed
$85,000
hall
1961
bonds.
1961. Due
1979
on
fire
able
(F-A) payable at any bank
company designated by
the successful bidder
Legality
Treasurer,
will
the purchase of
ap-
Ngw
$47,550,000 various
Bond
eral
Sale—The
obligation
Dec.
19—v.
awarded
Maryland (State of)
Orfering — Bernard
Bond
Inc.,
F!
Nossel, Chief Deputy Comptroller,
will receive sealed
24
general
Feb.
15, 1961. Due
1964
to
1976
Feb. 15 from
inclusive.
water
was
as
Sale—An
bonds
sold to
2.80s,
at
$97,000
Dec.
20
basis of about 2.66%.
from
to
1971
on
Jan.
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable
The
of
Boston.
Storey,
Shawmut
Bank,
Legality
approved
by
Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
fof
T
bank
St.
to«i
•'
ei
1
D
•
•
Bond
ended
nprinrl
p.
2377
Federal
Nov'
a
1
a
Clerk,
until
for
the
will
10
total
traffic
an
revenues
'
increase
were
concession
of
$1,330,752
income
revenues
up
7
revenues
and
of
were
miscel-
$49,773
the
;
•
$39,681,919 in ;
year.
Budgeted
operating
McManus,
sealed
$7,538,709 in the
Nov.-
receive
totaled
the year ended Nov.
30,
1960,
against $37,095,927 in the previous
on
$650,000
(CST).on Jan.
purchase of $750,000
a.m.
ago,
Chairman
announced.
were
10
with
year
Jr.,
earlier
Toll
laneous
Gulf port, Miss.
H.
month
$2,656 599, income from invest¬
ments
MISSISSIPPI
Bond Offering—J.
for
that
compared
revenues were up
Dist.
(CST)
p.m.
30'
vpar
7 o %
Minn.
Feb. 1 for the purchase of
school building bonds.
the
49.234,836 vehicles against 45,907,139 in the same corresponding
1
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until
City
192,
the
110,
ended
increases
Authority
of
and
revenues
November
months
Including
Independent Sch.
and
in
month in 1959. For the 12 months
from
°i?rkr"(C,Pal
(F-A) payable at any
No.
bids
v'4
to
Aug
J
trust company designated
or
Waconia
fered
23—v.
on
n',
8.2% for Novefn-
revenues were $2,933,212, a gain..—
of 8'2% comPared to the samci
$395000
a
Paul.
Sale—The $400,000 dining
facilities 1959, revenue bonds ofDec.
Due
of
K
sealed
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Briggs & Morgan, of
Bond
awarded'
(CSTroiTj-Tn
purchase
1961
nology (P. O. Cambridge), Mass.
on
receive
the
Authority
For
November, traffic totaled
4,146,437 cars, trucks and buses,
an
increase
of
9.5% ; while toll
Cook,
will
the
to
Massachusetts Institute of Tech¬
—-were
of
cm
and interest
at
National
Clerk,
pay-
National
N. J.
Up
the ■ same period
Joseph Morecraft,
price of 100.062.
A.
12
showed
of
15, 1961. Due
1962
a
untTi
bids
Feb
George P. Fogg & Co.,
a price
of 100.66, a
Dated Jan.
City
iQfiq
on
the
on
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Shaughnessy
Co.,
Boi\(b)Offering—Paul
16
issue of
offered
Turnpike
N>w
Q
Authority
gen-
2377—were
p.
lihriro hniiaEo/i
Mass.
offered
bonds
192,'
Merchants
ber—Traffic
$493,000
/' Morehead, Minn.
bids until Jan.
on
to
and
jointly, at
for the
purchase of $20,303,000
obligation bonds. Dated
the
j
(p
Mankato, Minn.
re¬
general obligation bonds.
at
Revenues
ceive sealed bids until Feb. 15 for
Jan. 11 for
on
Bank, in Cape May. Legality approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
trust
or
(EST)
Principal and interest (F-A)
in-
and
p.m.
purchase of $275,000 school
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1989 inclusive,
Feb.
Principal
aJ" a
basis of about 3.18%.
a
Township Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Cape May), N. J.
until 8
1,
Aug. 1 from 1963 to
inclusive.
terest
Dated
a
the
Jan. 12
on
&
Bond
Offering — Nancy H.
Bailey, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
1973 to 1976 inclusive.
bids until 5 p.m. (CST)
for the purchase of
Gordon
from
1972 inclusive.
Due
r.Saffin,
3.30s, at a price -of
basis of about 3.25%.
as
100.0486,
on
Dec.
Bond
Sale—The $185,000 general improvement bonds offered
on Dec. 20—v. 192, p. 2377—were
awarded to Boland, Saffin, Gordon
Co., and
jointly, as
Jan. 1
on
sewer
on
Township (P. O.
Lakewood), N. J.
&
Due
$350,000
offered
Lakewood
inclusive.
3V2S.
as
Legality approved
Sale—The
Sautter,
10Q.149,
follows:
1963
pay-
Bank,
21—v. 192, p. 2558—were awarded
Clarkfield, Minn,,,
&
National
assessment bonds
Baltimore, Md.
Offering
C. Meredith
City
First
Cresskill, N. J.
proved by Bnggs & Morgan, of St.
Bond
the
at
Bond
Sale—The $75,000 sewage
treatment facilities bonds offered
on Dec.
20—v. 192, p. 2273—were
Juran
p.m.
improvement
general
jn Toms River.
Bond
Kalman
8
Jan. 9 for the purchase
on
$41,000
able
McDonald-
to
until
R.
re-
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
192,
1°
Co.
bids
will
Principal and interest (F-A)
The $35,000 fire
obilgation bonds
Dec. 22
on
Clerk,
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1962 to 1971 inclusive,
or trust company
desigby the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Dickinson,
Wright,
McKean
&
Cudlip, of
—
sealed
Mabel
—
Borough
(EST)
nated
general
JERSEY
Offering
Butler,
bank
Sale
a.m.
Barnegat Light, N. J.
$1,600,000
(M-N)
11
Legality approved by Charles
Jan.
on
disposal
system
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1
from 1961 to 1985 inclusive. Callable as of Nov.
1, 1970.
interest
until
& Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
sewage
any
bids
on
principal and interest (F-A) payable at any bank or trust
company
designated" by the successful bid-
offered
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
18 for. the purchase of
City
Bond Sale—An issue of
group composed of Harriman
sealed
C.
re-
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
,
2377—were
p.
,
(P. O. Clayton),
Bond Offering - Thomas
£)Unne> County Treasurer, will
ceive
$540,000
bonds
192,
County
Missouri
-
Bond
Water
Louis
Mer-
Holland, Mich.
Bond Offering—C.
Grevengoed,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
MAINE
Auburn
bonds, ,15
Caddo Parish
sealed
on
jail
Principal and interest (F-A)
Offering
Lawrence J.i
Rimmer, City Clerk,, will receive
'
$300,000
Feb. 15, 1961. Due
able at the
,
-
19—v.
from
Bond
Chicago.
ft
Legality approved
Cox & Judell, of New
2
pur*-
Jan. 18 for the purchase
$2,447,000 public improvement
Sold—The
assessment
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Gardner,
Dated
interest payable at the Town
Treasurer's office. Legality
ap¬
Bond
11
the
&
Secretary
of
the
Parish
Police
Feb. 1, 1961. Due on Nov. 1
from .:Jury, will receive sealed bids until
1962 to1 1976 inclusive.
10 a.m. (CST) on Jan. 10 for the
Principal
proved
for
pay-
England
awarded
MASSACHUSETTS
Acadia Parish (P. O.
and
special
Not
25,000
Town
bonds.
Bonds
$25,000
LOUISIANA
Clerk, will receive
until 8 p.m.
(CST) on
9 for the
purchase of $70,000
'
MISSOURI
inclu-
e?St£n"
oved
ky^ Storey
Pa*mer & Dodge, of
*
were
La.
until
Jan. 4 for the
on
tq„ Bola^d,
:
until
5
New
1970
MICHIGAN
a.m.
(CST)
purchase of
•
Wil¬
sealed bids
memorial
—
to
Harper Woods, Mich.
Orleans.
as
building bonds offered on Dec. 20
192, p. 2558—were awarded
Co., jointly.
liberty
bids
by Foley,
from
inclusive. Callable
the
1961
MINNESOTA
&
Offering—Roy T. Mont¬
Clerk, will receive
Jan.
on
Dated
—v.
Traer,Iowa
,
sealed
D.
Sale—The $225,000 school
Bond
The
First National
Bank, of
Missouri Valley, and the Carleton
Jan.
Bond
Shelby County (P. O. Shelbyville),
Kentucky
to
son,
2273
gomery, Town
purpose
—
? fr.n
Moore
Smith, Inc.
1991
William
—
revenue
1, 1960. Due
awarded
Valley, Iowa
at
station
Sanford,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Winnsboro,
Jan. 10 for the purchase
school
building,
1960
building
Sale
The $24,500 fire
equipment bonds offered
on, Dec.
19—v. 192, p. 2376—were awarded
Bond
Offering
Bond
approved by Bannister,
Carpenter,
Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines.'
Beh
p.
Hattier
to
and Merrill
&
192,
v.
—
awarded
Dec.
Dec.
able
from
Sale—The $243,000 public
bonds
offered
on
Dec. 20
a
bids
chase of $300,000 industrial bonds.
St. Clair, Mich.
(P. O. Amite), La.
MARYLAND
from
Principal and interest
improvement
Lyon County (P. O. Eddyville),
Kentucky
Dated
1
15
District
ley & Co., Inc., Kidder, Peabody
of Louisville, in Louisville. Legal¬
& Co., and Coffin & Burr,
Inc., as
ity
approved
by
Chapman
&4 3.80s, at a price of 100.582.
Cutler, of Chicago.
bids until 3:30 p.m.
Jan. 3 for the purchase
Dec.
offered
Road
(CST)
Supervisors,
sealed
$425,000 school Dated March 1, 1961.
Dec.45, I960. Due .on*-"'*
;;
;
sive.
Bond
price of 100.501,
Parish
6-A
Bond
bonds of¬
a
p.m.
Detroit.
group com¬
& Co., Ladd
4
$14,000
D.
a
about 3.69%.
Tangipahoa
1, 1965. Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the Bank
Community Sch. Dist.,
Bond
33/4s, at
as
Bond
on
1962 to
of
to
receive
for the purchase of
and
The
—
awarded
basis of
$4,800,000
Dec.
office.
Legality ap¬
Chapman & Cutler, of
Missouri
Sale
receive sealed bids until 4:30 p.m.
Principal
payable at the School
1971
Louis¬
Meyers, Director of Finance, will
inclusive.
receive sealed
to
Inc.,
192, p. 2376
syndicate
to
2376—were
p.
County Supervisors Dist.
(P. O. Macon), Miss.
Offering — C. V. Adams,
Clerk of the Board of
Boston, 28 State Street, Boston
6, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 5
Dinkins & Co., and'Abroms & Co.,
Louisville, Ky.
Iowa
1962
ap¬
$1,850,000
revenue
192,
$275,000
■
3
will
of
$400,000 bonds. Due from 1963 to
Bond
Offering—Vernon Ander¬
son,/ School
Superintendent, wilf
Dec.
approved
The
—
posed of Kohlmeyer
No.
The
Sold
16—v.
—were
follows:
1
inclusive.
Bond
of
(J-D)
& Co.
follows:
'>?
on
inclu¬
Legality
21—v.
awarded
as
series
(CST)
—
Dec.
Bankers
Chicago, at a
net interest
as
on
19^0 inclusive.
Legality
No.
Bond
receive sealed bids c/o the New
England Merchants National Bank
F.
$660,0(10 new
series
paving certificates,
issue
1961, series H limited tax bonds,
offered on Dec. 22—v. 192, p. 2376
National
O.
Not
Dec.
—
George W.
Cushman, District Treasurer, will
will
1, 1961. Due
1963 to
F-A.
Bond
Almstedt Bros.,
Co., Blyth & Co.,
Inc., Stein Bros. & Boyce, Graham,
Conway & Co., O'Neal, Alden &
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, Inc., and Goodbody
were
and interest
Callendar
Third
County (P.
ville), Ky.
building
on
of
by
Chicago.
the
Sale
Bond
$350,000
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due
proved
1981
to
Ashland.
Jefferson
192,
1 from 1961 to 1980 incl.
Treasurer's
1962
at
in
fered
to
Clerk,
Noxubee
Offering
(CST)
New Orleans, La.
of
a
a
3.14%,
3V2S.
as
from
purchase
headed by J. J. B. Hilliard & Co.
Other members of the syndicate
sold
City
(EST)
a.m.
the
for
from
1
payable
school improvement bonds offered
price
11
sive.; Principal and interest
Community Sch. Dist., Iowa
was
Houma, La.
Offering — Robert
Bond
on
school
100.292,
Bond Sale—An issue of
Dec. 21
building bonds offered on Dec. 1
—v.
192, p. 2069—were awarded
to Barrow, Leary & Co., as 4s.
Bonds
school
—were
on
Montgomery School
(P. O. Colfax), La.
Sale—The $150,000 school
Bond
Massachusetts
Bond
inclusive.
1986
Regional Sch. Dist.,
bonds. Dated
by Foley, Cox & Judell, of New
inclusive.
building revenue
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on
bonds.
June
until
6
$350,000
IOWA
Ames
New
Parish
Interest
1
proved by Skaggs, Mays & Fahey,
of Louisville.
v
Share
of
2.81%.
of
.
not sold.
Bank,
21—v.
price
a
basis of about
Judell,
by
public improvement bonds offered
2272—were awarded to The In¬
p.
&
approved
Bond
Offering — Alvin Rice,
County Court Clerk, will receive
O.
$84,000
Dec.
Cox
in¬
Leesville, La.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Napoleon State Bank,
in
Napoleon. Legality approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
Sale—The
Foley,
Orleans.
1981
Boyd County (P. O. Gatlettsburg),
Kentucky
p.m.
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1988 inclusive.
Bond
Legality
to
Orleans.
Jan. 4 for the purchase
sewage works revenue
on
$50,000
1963
KENTUCKY
Offering—Cleo J. Youngman, Town Clerk-Treasurer, will
sealed
clusive.
from
Feb. 1 from
Napoleon, Ind.
Bond
receive
bonds. Due
bonds. Dated Feb.
1
1968 inclusive.
2.80s.
as
Aug. 1 from
on
a.m.
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Jan. 25 for the purchase of $250,000 public improvement, series F
inclusive.
2.60s.
as
from
by
3s. Due
as
1962
10
Jan; 11 for the purchase
* public
improvement
on
Bourg,
as
follows:
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Citizens Bank, in
until
$350,000
&
1961.
bids
Lake
M.
re¬
District No. 21
v,
National
p.m. (CST)
purchase of
1,
Dec.
on
improvement
Jan.
obligation
(CST)
Silver
.
sealed
Grant
County (P. O. Olathe),
Bond Sale—An issue of
Henrietta Ma¬
thews, Secretary of the Board of
School
Trustees,
will
receive
on
Co., Inc.
Kansas
ceive
of
7—v. 192, p. 2272—
awarded to Small &
were
Quincy, La.,
Bond Offering — Virginia
Burke, City Secretary, will
Corp.
Sale—The $119,483
Johnson
sealed bids
Securities
City, Kansas
Michigan City Sch. Dist., Ind.
—
sold to
was
inter¬
improvement street bonds of¬
nal
grange.
Bond Offering
De
30,
year
-
-
expenses
year
ended
1960, versus $6,631,174
a
previously,
After:
before
operating, expenses, but V
debt' service
or
reserve
requirements,
there
remained
Dec. 23
$32,143,211 against $30,464,753 on
Nov. 30, 1959.
Disbursements for extraordinary
expenses from reserve fund in ac¬
v.
—
awarded
192,
2378
p.
—
were
to the Federal Housing
r
and
Home Finance Agency, as
and
<
2%s, at
a
price of
3s
par.
provided
not
but
as
a
budgeted
operating ' expense amounted to
$1,493,338 compared to $891,963
a year earlier.
Portland, N. D.
$11,000 general
street lighting system
bonds offered on Dec. 20—v. 192,
Bond Sale—The
Riverdale, N. J.
Bend
Offering
2275
p.
Christine
—
Bank
Gregory, Borough Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids until
8
p.m.
marck,
awarded
were
—
of
The
to
North
Dakota, in Bis¬
4s, at a price of par.
as
(EST) on Jan. 12 for the purchase
$250,000 bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
.
Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Zanesville), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $450,000 school
bonds offered on Dec. 21—v. 192,
p. 2378—were awarded to a group
&
inclusive.
(J-D) payable fit
terest
rwv
the First
p
101.53,
Co., as 4s, at a price of
basis of about 3.83%.
a
p
2379—-were awarded to
a group
Springfield Township (P. O. Moun¬
Bond Sale—The
27—v.
Dec.
192,
to
The
awarded
able
$90,000 general
p.
National
tf
Feb.
on
from 1962 to
1
(F-A)
payable
Union
Bank
Wood,
;»J'c
C
1,
L
I
n
of
.Miller
Qwfiripv
&
Co.,
" Pjaytwri^ht
Rt
and
rn
3%® *t'a pricl of10127 ^ basls
r»-
*
j
o
Education,
01 aD0Ut
/«•
Offering
—
Gene
Grate,
bids until noon (EST) on Jan. 11
for the Purchase of $25,000 fire
truck and
on Dec. 1 from 1962
inclusive.. Principal and
(J-D) payable at the First
National Bank, in Akron.
~
Brook Park, Ohio
Offering—Cyrus
equipment bonds. Dated
(J-D) payable at the
Sanders & Dempsey,
'
E.
Mc-
of Cleveland,
Midview Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
R.
No.
D.
1,
Grafton),
Ohio
Bond Offering—Glen R.
Executive
Head,
Dennis,
receive
will
bids until March
for the
1
purchase of $936,000 school bonds.
North
Baltimore, Ohio
Bond Offering—Gerald L. Rush,
City Clerk, will receive
1961. Due
to
terest
—
Buckeye Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
County Road No. 94 and State
Highway No. 252, RFD No. 6
Box 345, Medina), Ohio
Sale—The $597,000 school
bonds offered on Dec. 21—v. 192,
Bond
awarded to the
and Home Fi¬
3s, at a price of
were
Housing
as
p.
Bonds Not Sold
First
Dec.
1960 bonds offered
22—v.
192,
on
not sold.
District No.
School
„
the purchase of
$16,500 fire equipbonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1960.
building bonds offered on Dec. 28
ment
—v.
192, p. 2663—were awarded
syndicate composed of the
Marine Trust Co. of Western New
Due
to
inclusive.
Manufacturers & Traders
Trust Co., both of Buffalo, Blair
& Co., Inc., Roosevelt & Cross, and
R. D. White & Co., as 3.40s, at a
price of 100.436, a basis of about
Trustee's
a
-'V.
Corinth, N.Y.:
Bond
Sale
—
—
192,
v.
p.
»23/4s, at
a price
of about 2.70%.
New
(EST)
1961
to
for
1980
and interest
York
William H.
the
purchase
inclusive.
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
County Trust Company, in Peekskill.
Legality approved by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
Long Island University (P. O.
Brooklyn), N. Y.
Bond
Sale—The
$2,235,000 dor¬
mitory revenue bonds offered on
on
District
^
^
noon
Jan. 9 for the purchase
Of
$1,250,000 school bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1961. Due semi-annually
from June 1, 1962 to Dec. 1, 1983
inclusive.
.
Principal
(J-D)' payable
Fairview
Bond
of
$186,500 fire 1960 bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1 from
4
^
Fire District,
Curtis, District Treasurer, will re¬
Jan.
School
Township
^
were
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
on
(P.
O.
Rush
Local School
District
(P. O.
New Philadelphia), Ohio
.
at
and
Clarke,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until noon
(EST)
on
Jan. 13 for the purchase
Sanders
Squire,
&
Dempsey,
of
Cleveland.
Summit
County
(P. O. Akron),
Bond Sale—The
assessment
—
$694,000 special
sewer
district
fered on Dec. 22—v. 192, p. 2379—
were awarded to MeDonald & Co.,
aa 3s, at a price of 101.10, a basis
°* about 2.80%.
Teays Valley Local Sch. District
(P.
O. Route
interest
2, Ashville),
Bond SJtle—The
-v.
will receive
(EST) on
Jan. 16 for the purchase of $250,000 sewer improvement, series DD
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on
of Finance,
E.
bids until noon
i
.
tax
bonds
offered
on
Dec.
as
v
Dec. 1 from .1962 to 1984 inclusive.
ceive
(EST)
the
at
Van
Wert
National
Bank, in Van Wert. Legality
proved
by
Squire,. Sanders
ap¬
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
$301,950
on
192, b. 2379—were
McDoifald & Co.
—v.
lim¬
Dec. 19
2379—were awarded to a group
of The First National
&
Trust
Co.
of
Oklahoma
City, First National Bank, Of Chi¬
cago,
First National Bank, and
Security Bank, both of Ponca City,
at a price of 100.04.
gan, Lewis & Bockius, of Phila¬
delphia.
Box 66,
be received until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Jan. 18 for the purchase of $1,-
500,000
Due
—
to
John
Nuveen
The $590,692 im¬
&
obligation water
1, 1961.
general
works bonds.
Jan.
on
Dated Jan.
from 1963 to
1
Co., and Wm.
1981
inclusive.
tennessee
Claiborne County (P. O.
Tennessee
Bond Sale—The
County,
Oak
Lodge
District No. 2 (P. Oi
Jennings Lodge), Ore.
Bond Sale
dakota
south
bonds offered
Sanitary
a.m.
May 1, 1959. Due on May 1 from
1962 to
1989 inclusive.
Interest
oregon
Clackamas
10
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
—
composed
Bank
until
Rapid City, S. Dak.
City. Okla.
The $1,310,000
bonds offered on Dec. 20—v. 192,
p.
bids
Jan. 12 for the purchase
of $700,000 dining hall and student
union revenue 1959 bonds. Dated
oklahoma
Sale
on
awarded
Ponca
Bond
sealed
M-N. Legality approved by Mor¬
Warren, Ohio
Sale—The
Bond
I
p.
Tazewell),
$400,000 School
Dec. 14—v. 192,
2276-*were awarded to a syndi¬
on
cate composed
of C. H. Little &
Co., Cumberland Securities Corp.,
Davidson
Bankers
&
Co.,
Trust
First
and
Memphis, at
McShane,
City Recorder-Treasurer, Will re¬
Inc.,
Fidelity-
Co., of Knoxvine,
Bank,
of
price of 100.003, a
National
a
192,
p.
bids
sealed
until
5
Legality ap¬
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
& Rankin, of Portland.
on
2379—were
Dec. 21
awarded
to a syndicate headed by The Ohio
£2Tl15anyvas.
a* a
0
102.23, a basis of about 3.50%.
from 1967 to 1985 inclusive. Call¬
able
as
of Jan,
and interest
1, 1972. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Oregon (State of)
City Treasurer's office. Legality
Bond Offering—H. C. Sealfeld,
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
Director of Veterans' Affairs, will of Chicago.
receive
sealed
bids until
10
a.m.
Davidson County
(RST) on Jan. 17 for the purchase
of $30,000,000 general obligation
veterans'
series
welfare,
XIV
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1976 to 1978 inclusive.
Callable
as
of Feb. 1,
1971. Prin¬
(F-A) payable
cipal and interest
at the State Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Winfree 8t Rankin, of Portland.
pennsylvania
$1,760,000 school
Cookeville, Tenn.
p.m.
Bond Offering — W. M. Mann,
(PST) on Jan. 11 for the purchase
Mayor, will receive sealed bids
of $464,000 general obligation im¬
until 2 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 4 for
provement bonds. Dated Fob. 1,
the purchase of $600,000 revenue
1961. Due on Feb. 1 from 1962 to
and
general
obligation
water¬
1981 inclusive. Principal and in¬
works improvement 1961 bonds,
terest payable at the City Record¬
Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due on Jan. 1
er-Treasurer's office.
Bond
eral
Sale—The
obligation
$450,000 gen¬
school improve¬
ment limited tax bonds offered
Dec.
19
—
v.
192,
Nashville),
Bond
(P. O.
Tenn.
Offering—Beverly Briley,
Judge and Chairman, will receive
sealed bids until noon (CST) on
Jan. 12 for the purchase of $4,-
200,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on April
1
from
1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the First American Na¬
in Nashville. Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
tional Bank,
Pottstown School District, Pa.
on
2379 — were
awarded to
Drexel
&
Co., and
Other members of the syndicate
Yarnall, Biddle & Co., jointly, at
were as follows: Braun, Bosworth
>a price of par, a net interest cost
& Co., Inc., Field, Richards & Co.,
of about 3.10%, as follows:
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1986 inclusive.
Hayden, Miller & Co., McDonald
Principal and interest (J-D) pay- .& Co., Provident Bank, Cincin- $125,000 as 6s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
able at the Central National Bank, nati, Sweney, Cartwright & Co.,
/'275,000 as 3V4s. Due on Jan. 1
of Cleveland.
Legality approved and Weil, Roth & Irving,
from 1968 to 1978 inclusive.
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
. Tilton.viUe, Ohio
50,000 as Is. Due on Jan. 1, 4979
Cleveland.
Bond Offering — Emilop Dolfi,
and 1980.
Madison County (P. O. London),
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Reading, Pa.
Ohio
bids until noon (EST) on Jan. 10
Bond Offering,—Mrs. Ruth M.
Bond Sale — The $26,632 Oak for the purchase of $48,000 special
Heights subdivision road limited assessment
street
improvement Thompson, City Clerk, will re¬
sealed
Housing
noon
Wyoming Ave., Scranton 3), v
(EST) on Jan. 18 for the purchase
Pennsylvania
of $1,920,000 school improvement
Bond Offering — Rev. Louis C,
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due oh
Rleff, S. J., Treasurer,« will re¬
Ohio
building bonds offered
R. N. Heege,
im¬
provement limited tax bonds of-
Park, Ohio
Offering
Director
ab*e a* the First National Bank,
m Denmson. Legality approved by
First Na¬
the
Federal
Finance Agency,
price of par.»
will receive sealed bids until
ceive
Bond Offering—Robt. R.
Ohio
tional Bartk, in Canton.
Offering j—
Dist.
192, p. 2379—were,
the
"
Township
the
will receive sealed bids until
Cross, as
of 100.12, a basis
tive Association,
Local
$2,787,009
bonds offered
P. Harper & Son & Co., jointly, at net interest cost
of/about 4.37%,
Wharton), Ohio
a price of par, a net interest coSt
as follows:
R°nd Sale—The $995,000 school
of about 4.82%, as follows:
bonds offered on Dec. 22—v. 192,
$40,000 as 3.80s. Due on July 1,
>P- 2379—were awarded to a group $179,692 as 5s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1965.
1962 to 1965 inclusive.
composed of J. A. White & Co.,
100,000 as 3.90s. Due on July 1,
411,000 as 4y2s. Due on Dec. 1
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and
1966 and 1967.
from 1966 to 1972 inclusive.
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.,
50,000 as 4s. Due oh July 1, 1968.
as 33/4s, at a price of 102.357, a
210,000 as 4.?0S. Due on July 1
La Grande, Oregon
basis of about 3.47%.
from 1969 to 1972 inclusive.
Bond Offering—F. C.
office.
Clerk of the Board of Education,
-
Verplanck Fire Protec¬
Cortlandt,
Bond
—
interest
(P. O. Canton), Ohio
Offering — Donna Neisel,
■
2559
awarded to Roosevelt &
at
1962 to 1964
and
Bond
provement 1960 bonds offered on
Dec. 22
Principal
payable
Canton
$55,000 im¬
The
Dec. 15 from
on
(J-D)
York,
,>
J.
Board
to
O.
Shaffer, 2%s, at a
of Education,
University of Scranton (P. O. 331
Offering—F.
of the
The
—
revenue
&
_
Home
and
able at the First National Bank, provement bonds offered on Nov.
of North Baltimore.
30—Vi 192, p. 2070—were awarded
of $50,000 building and equipment
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on
Trustees, will receive sealed bids Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive,
until noon (EST) on Jan. 14 for Principal and interest (J-D) pay-
Jamestown), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $700,000 school
•
Dec. 1 from 1961 To 1980 inclusive,
Principal and interest (J-D) pay-
Bond Offering—Roy S. Grunder,
Clerk of the Board of Township
1.
(P. O. 500 Wellman Bldg.,
103 West Third Street,
3.35%.
Wm.
Canaan Township (P. O. Creston),
Ohio
Clymer, Harmony & French Creek
Central
Corp.,
about 3.68%.
2559—were
p.
Cleveland
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, as 33/4s,
at a price of 100.643, a basis of
The $11,400
—
a group
Mericka & Co., and Merrill Lynch,
Brushton, N. Y.
fire house
2378—were awarded to
composed of Fahey, Clark & Co.,
par.
■
the
bonds. Dated JamJ/, 1961. Due on
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
—
Agency,
nance
in-
at
-payable
and
Hospital Association
Sale
Federal
(J^D)
from 1962 to
Principal
National Bank, in CleveLegality approved by Squire,
land.
nurses'
2378
p.
1
Dec.
Central
The $800,000 stu¬
dormitory revenue
bonds offered on Dec. 23—v. 192,
Bond
on
inclusive.
1985
(P. O. 10 Nathan D. Perlman
Place, New York 3), N.Y.
dent
Clerk
Sale
awarded
Ohio
Bond
Bond
dormitory
On Dec. 20—v.
School District,
Simon
Temple University (P.
Philadelphia), Pa.
Education,
purchase of $1,375,000
to
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
on
Jan. 17 for the p'urchase of
& Traders Trust Co., of
Israel
the
of
and interest
1981
Bond
Buffalo, jointly, as 3.30s, at a price
of 100.03* a basis of about 3.29%.
Beth
for
Board
ited tax bonds offered
sealed
Roosevelt & Cross, and the Manu¬
facturers
Offering—Robert Troup,
of the
Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
2902 ^ ^97^ inclusive. Principal
interest
york
sold
25
able
Middleport, Ohio
Bond
1061. Due
1,
to
Legality
was
Bond
t
$500,000 fireproof school building equipment bonds. Dated Feb.
National
21
Dec.
on
approved by Rhoads,
Reader, of Harrisburg.
as of Feb. 1, 1969. Prin¬
cipal and-Jnterest payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
ofabout 3 60%
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Baldwinsville, iV.T.
$501,000
building
improvement bids until noon (EST) on Jan. 10
Bond Sale—An issue of $98,000
limited tax bonds. Dated Feb. 1, for the purchase of $100,000 sewer
village improvement -bonds* of¬
fered
Upper Sandusky Exempted Village
School District, Ohio
$ until noon citizens National Bank, in Middle(?ST) on Jan. 12 for the purchase port Legality approved by Squire,
Govern,
new
°
M?c'r?CelVT sea, f
by Hawkins, Delafield
of New York City.
approved
&
the
I
of
1971
Dover.
at
of
r
Clerk of the Board
interest
and
Principal
U
(P. O. 3195 Spring Valley Road,
Bath), Ohio
Bond Offering
Lester Swartz,
Wharton, N. J.
Offering—High A. Force,
inclusive.
Lf
so
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Jan.
10
for
the purchase of $37,000
water bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961.
Due
O'
Hayden,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Cleveland.
3.06%.
Bond
Bank, in
approved by
Dempsey, of
State
basis of about
a
pay-
Central
Legality
Sanders &
Squire,
Bank, of Elizabeth, as 3.10s, at a
price of 100.1944,
The
at
Avon.
offered on
2662—were
bonds
improvement
.
Principal and interest (J-D)
Com¬
„■
Callable
Bond Sale—The $950,000 school
bonds offered on Dec. 21—v. 192,
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1980 inclusive.
Place,
Trust
and
Van Wert City
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
Springfield)^ N. J.
Bank
of Steubenville.
Legality
approved' by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
school construction bonds.
&
tain Avenue and Caldwell
National
(EST) on Jan. 11 for the purchase
$1,830,000 general obligation
of
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1970 inclusive.
pany,
Clerk
rESTfCnnVfan 4nrth^comPosed of Field, Richards &
if
?
purchase Co.,-Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
improvement
v>
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the First
terest
District, Ohio
Svec,
a
Dec; 15 from 1962 to
on
inclusive.
will receive sealed bids until Jan.
&
Mentor Exempted Village School
of the Board of Education,
...
Legality
National Bank, of Butter.
J
f
1971
Clark
Ohio
r»ffc,,«n
Vpd in¬
Principal
1960. Due
Co.,
Bay den, Miller & Co., and Fahey,
ohio
Avon Local Sch. Dist.
from 1961 to
1960. Due on Dec. 1
of Sweney, Cartwright
Wm, J. Mericka & Co.,
composed
of
1990
South
.
dakota
obligation
°
2171—were awarded to J.
& Co., as 3s, at a price
of 100.92, a basis of about 2.81%
p.
White
Maysville
cordance with the bond resolution
north
192,
A.
p.
.
City.
Eagleville, Tenn.
Offering—Russell Puckett,
Town
Recorder,
will
receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
Jan. 12 for the purchase of $125,Bond
000
waterworks
bonds.
revenue
Dated Jan. 1, 1960. Due on
Jan. 1
from 1963 to 1990 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
at the Morgan Guaranty Trust
Company, in New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
,
5—v.
limited tax bonds. Dated Dec. 15,
ceive
sealed
bids
until
11
a.m.
Kenton, Tenn.
Bond Sale—An issue Of
s'pwpr
svstem
bonds
$225,000
offered
on
56
17
Dec.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(56)
partially offset by redemptions of
of Memphis.
(CST)
earlier bonds.
sold to The First Na¬
was
tional Bank,
of
one
cent
year
for
the
effective
use
the
of
150
farm
grams
electric
reached
Callable
"This is
high
encouraging
"By
addition
the
to
many
earnings for the
systems, which
firms
business
the
Tennessee
Valley region,
re¬
Howard
the fiscal year
presented
in a report issued by TVA Dec. 26.
Operating revenues of the dis¬
totaled
tributors
million
the
previous
Net income
sales
$25.1 million,
1959.
growth
This
ing recent
18.6
to
13%
was
more
of
rate
a
years.
in
Sales to commercial and industrial
customers increased 10% to
of 7.6 billion kwh.
include
small
TVA's
(This does not
direct
number
of
unusual power
total
a
sales
to
a
with
industries
requirements).
to
1 from
(J-J) payable at any
trust company designated
or
by the-successful bidder. Legality
approved by McCall, Parkhurst,
Crowe, McCall & Horton, of Dal¬
las.
v
'
'%;-:
Falls
Independent School
Texas
Offering — Stanley Clay¬
District,
Bond
Superintendent
ton,
Schools,
of
until 7:30
will receive sealed bids
(CST)-on Jan. 4 for the
purchase of $65,000 schoolhouse,
p.m.
1961
series
Due
1961.
from
15
inclusive.
1986
to
Jan.
on
Jan.
Dated
bonds.
15,
1962
and
Principal
Average home use jumped to
8,772 kilowatt-hours, an unsually
large increase of nearly 950 kwh
proved by Gibson, Spence & Gib¬
for
son,
one
home
For this power, the
year.
paid an average
a kilowatt-hour.
For the preceding year the aver¬
age cost to residential consumer
of
1.02
Home
TVA
the
cents
is
area
now
a
area
a
and
dustrial
This
customers.
customers
past five
much
increased
class
in
14%
years—more
electric utilities
-"v
The
■
terest
com¬
over
the nation.
■
has developed
between
success
Retail
a
A
y;i-
better bal¬
reflecting
says,
of efforts by states and
rate
to attract industry.
reductions
several distributors will
customers
\
agriculture and in¬
local agencies
year.
for
rapid commercial
growth of recent
dustry, the report
more
than
was
by
their
$600,000
retail rate
new
made
save
a
in rural
areas.
'
The
distributors'
investment
in
electric facilities at June 30, 1960,
totaled $618 million, an increase
$43 million for the year. Their
total
less
most
.new
long-term
than
of
$6
the
plant
debt
increased
million; however,
capital invested in
came
from
retained
earnings, depreciation, and other
internal sources. Seven municipal
systems issued a total of $6i6 mil¬
lion in revenue bonds, at a com¬
posite
interest
rate
of
4.05%.
..
Due on Jan. 10 from
inclusive." Callable as
payable at the State
Legality ap¬
office..
Tabasco Consolidated
Sch. Dist.
Independent
(P. O. La Joya),
$6,443,000
...
Offering
—
from
Trustees, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 4.
of
for
the
$600,000
of
purchase
schoolhouse, series 1961 unlimited
tax bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due
on
Jan.
1962
from
1
clusive. Callable
as
to
3s.
as
from
were
Due
fice.
Legality approved by Gibson,
Gibson, of Austin.
Spence &
•+•
o
District,
Bond
Offering
®
Marcus
of
Bank
National
State
McEntee
5 for the
purchase of $375,000 un¬
tax
schoolhouse
bonds.
limited
Dated
15
Dec.
15, 1960. Due on Dec.
1961
to 1984
inclusive.
from
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Citizens National Bank,
in Waxahachie.
Wichita
'
,.
Bond
County
Falls),
(P. O.
Texas
Newark,
&
Inc.,
Co.,
°™k'
Tamp!
sealed
bids
until
p.m.
du
to
bonds
offered
Hansea tic
St.
price of 98.669,
125,000
6s.
as
Due
1972 to
lottesville, v J.
Bar th
&
Co,
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath,
riotilde Sch
1
Cliche
1
12—v.
to
192,
interest
cost
5V
from
Due
1962 to 1971
Jan
tn
to
1972
to
bonds offered
Chicago,
Co,
Inc.,
First
&
Trust
Co, of
&
National- Bank
Oklahoma
National
Brooke
Rockland
City
of
'
Co
&
and
Bank
Atlas
-
Boston
Bank
H.
R.
of Vir-
iointlv
tionale
Marie
1
(P. O. Yorktown), Va.
Bonds Not Sold—The $475,000
Malartic
inclusive.
sold.
not
Sch.
Commission,
Dec.
on
13—v.
192,
town
Price
53/4s, at
as
a
price
'
of
to
$560,000 town
bonds
offered
on
192,
Banque Canadienne Nationale,
Casgrain & Co, Ltd.-, Dawson,
Hannaford, Ltd, Forget & Forget,
Feb. 6 for the purchase of $490,000 Ltd,
Gaston Laurent, Inc., and
general
obligation improvement Florids Matteau & Son, Ltd.
Bond
be received until 8 p.m.
1
witr
nf
of
Dated
Bond
Offering
stone,
City
sealed
bids
/
of
No.
Bond
County
receive
will
Jan.
for. the
16
and
road
V
■ -
1
Washington r
R.
0
™
Feb.
$175,500 "ak 5 Vis.
'
from 1961
114,000
bonds.
Dated
bQnds offered
2,on
2380
p.
were
a
as
$114,000
from
to
of about
a
5.99%,
net interest cost
as
follows:
as 5V2s.
Due on Jan.
from 1962 to 1964 inclusive.
53,500
as
53/4S.
Due
on
Jan.
1
1
from 1965 to 1971 inclusive.
Windsor
Bond
School Commission,
Sale—The $514,500
Que.
school
bonds offered on Nov, 29—v. 192,
p. —« — were awarded to m,-~
2072
■<-- The
School
a
cost
19
Due
J.
S.
•
ThP
The
Dec.
on
1
Dec.
1
HHaire, Que.
—
••
$190,000 village
bonds
192,
v.
p.
offered
2380
—
on
were
vtp Rene-T. Leclerc, Inc.,
of about
as
6.13%,
5V2s.
from 1962 to
144,500
-
-
tr,
to
price of
on
Due
price of 98.26,
$45,500
school
Dec. 19—v. 192,
to
13_y
1964 inclusive.
5V2s.
St.
at
Catholic
awarded
Co, Ltd.
2380—were
Simard &
price of 98.76,
_from 1965vto 1975 inclusive.
Dec.
•
Commission, Que.
p.
Dec
5Vis.
1961
as
awarded
on
1Q9
1Q
Banque Canadienne Nationale, as
5V2s and 6s, at a price of 98.31.
Nov.
on
awarHpH
awarded
Bond Sale—The
CANADA
offered
_
,
b(md| qffered '°na aevcaA 7j"
P- 2380—were awarded to Durocher, Rodrigue & Co, Ltd, at a
follows:
as
100,500
of $80,000
QUEBEC
bonds
Due
Commission,
Quebec
Bond Sale—The $134,500 school
net interest cost of about
improvement
Island
on,y'Nov.TR*
Due
Qn
wprp
—
—
5.76%,
den, Podesta & Co.
Allumette
192,
'
1965 inclusive.
Credit Quebec, Inc., at a
school bonds was sold to Crutten-
*
1975 incl.
School
Bond Sale—The $215,000 school
Wyoming
-
'
53/4s.
as
98.273,
Big Horn County, Greybull School
District No. 1 (P. O. Greybull),
Sale—An issue
to
to
Commission, Quebec
»
■
nn
WYOMING
Bond
12—v,
from 1966 to 1975 inclusive.
receive
/DCT^
~fled for the purchase of $323,000
2p.m.(PST) on
Jan. 5 bidsunt
obligation
15, 1961.
'
Dec.
on
1
inclusive.
St. Felix-De-Valois School
will
v,
offered
1970
to
$81,000
*
,
2276—were awarded to J.-F.
Simard & Co, Ltd, at a price of
98.07, a net interest cost of about
5.97%, as follows:
Johnson,
Offering—L.
Treasurer,
1971
Valcourt
Bond Sale—'The $289,500 school
bonds
'
Steilacoom School
(P. O. Tacoma), >
u.'j0
•
1961
69,500 as 6s. Due on Dec. 1 from
p.
Black-
Lona
—
$100,000
County,
Dist.
.
Wash.
Clerk,
until
park bonds.
Pierce
Commission, Que.
Thorgnmson & Horo-
SpnttiP •
Seattle.
purchase
^t. Antoine des Laurentides School
Legality approved
1961
bv Preston,
(PST) "On
bonds.
field
athletic
x
™
2276—were
p.
syndicate composed
a
^
p
7
',
of 97.39, a net interest cost
from
Sale—The
12—v.
CanadiQuebec,
"$"40,500
Rimouski, Quebec
Bond
a gioup
about 6.22%, as follows:
as
5V2s. Due on Dec.
0f 98 81
'
$110,000
improvements bonds offered
Dominion Securities Corp.,
and
Scotia,
5V2S,
Tracy, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
of Nova
awarded
Bellingham, Wash.
Offering—Sealed bids will
school
at a price of 98.46,,a net interest
cost of about 5.69%*
Bond Sale—An issue of $35,000 on Dec. 5 was sold to
town improvement bonds offered composed of The Banque
Dec. 6 was sold to. a group ann Nationale,
Credit
Dec.
WASHINGTON
Com.,
ture, Inc., jointly, as 5s and
ricton, Unt.
improvement'
,
Sch.
P- 2072—were awarded to Rene T.
Leclerc, Inc., and Desjardins, Cou-
Quebec
2276—were awarded to Grenier,
Ruel & Co, Inc.
disposal system bonds of¬
on Dec. 6—v.
192, p. 2172—
were
P
Sale—The $217,000
Bond
Sale—The $260,000 school
Bond
sewage
fered
of 98 03
once
a
Madeleine
Quebec
x
Harris & Partners, Ltd, and Bank
r
County Sanitary Dist. No.
at
J
'
composed of R. A. Daly & Co.,
•.
York
on
2276—were
Credit Quebec;
The
p.
Small
offered
p.
Inc., and Banque Canadienne Na-
inrlii<;ive
inclusive.
1976
197b
of
John
at a
about
78,500*asfe-Due "on Jan.Tfrom b°"bs offered on Nov 30-v 192,
Co, Inc., Granbery,
Marache & Co, Harkness & Hill,
Inc., Strader & Co, Inc., Mercantile-Safe Deposit & Trust Co.,
Baltimore, Mackall & Coe, Na-
of
Quebec
$241,000 town
WVvu
bonds
192,
awarded
McDonnell &
tional Boulevard Bank, of
192,
Dorothee,
12—v.
6.18%,
on
5V2s,
as
basis
a
Sale—The
improvement
Dec<
Ste.
as
Co., Ltd.,
Sainte
Bond
follows-
$41 500
Nov. 28—v.
on
96.29,
of
„W11U
offered
about
of
Que
school
5.97%.
Canadienne
Banque
&
price
2276—were
p.
$34,000
2072—were awarded to Colomb
p.
1976 inclusive.
improvement- bonds
192,
Commission
'
Sale—The
Bond
Bond Sale—The $120,000 townDec.
Nov. 30—v.
2072—were awarded to Veillet,
Lesage Township, Que.
awarded
Que.
Commission,
on
bonds offered
Jan.
on
School
Rose
St
follows:
as
as 5V2s.
Due on Jan.
from 1961 to 1971 inclusive.
*
Langlois & Courtemanche, Inc., as
5s, 5%s, and 6s, at a price of 97.78,
a net interest cost of about 6.08%.
on
$72,000
$72,500
Bond Sale—The $163,000 school
town
offered
bonds
Sale—An issue of
bonds offered
Dec. 21 — v. 192, p. 2380 — were
awarded to The Belanger, Inc., at
of Char¬
National Bank,
Peoples
Corp.,
1
Dec.
5.97%.
p
as
York
on
incl.
on Dec^ 4 was
scnooi wnas oiieiea on wee. » was».
soid to The Belanger, Inc., as 5V2s,
at a price of 96.93,-a basis of about
5 /2s,
as
net
New
Due
1970
to
school bonds offered
on
&
& Co, Inc., Fahnestock
Co, Van Alstyne, Noel & Co,
Dec. 1 from
YQuebec
P' ?380~ were
'
Belanger, Inc.,
improvement
0n
5V2s.
1965
on
incl.
1964
as
Bond
Canada
East-Angus, Que.
Sale—The $197,000
Bond
Bond Sale—The $148,000
2
awarded
of 97.40.
price
ship
of
cost
St. Paul de Chester School Com.
192,
The
—
from
Co.,
21.—v.
Andrews
Wichita
Offering—Honorable
186,000
^ationalei1 and a Creditof ®^bec,
inc.,, jointly, at
price
97.71, a
Legality approved
by McCall, Parkhurst, CrOwe, Mc¬
Call & Horton, of Dallas,
a
5s. Due
to
from
A
Co., King, Quirk & Co., James A.
R.
Hickerson, President of the Board
of
Trustees, will receive sealed
bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan.
at
r-
&
Dec.
on
?°iT1
syndicate
Laidlaw
Adams,
*
!
Texas
—
Jan. 1 from
on
price
a
interest
net
a
as
196I
Bromptonville, Que.
Sale
The $30,000 town
awarded to
inclusive.
r
Corp
general
School
Waxahachie Independent
$224,000
mnque Wvinciaie du Canada.
Stone & Webster
follows:
as
o
of Jan. 1, 1976.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the State Treasurer's of¬
Jan. 1 from
on
Provincial
Banoue
a
Jan.
on
1981
1979 to
Securities
in¬
1982
'98.506,
G.
L.
to
about 5.69%, as follows:
inclusive.
were
—
192,
Jan. 1
on
Other members of the
R.
Secretary of the Board
Medellin,
2380
p
inclusive.
1962 to 1978
Kelso,
Joaquin
bonds offered
...
follows:
as
2%s. Due
as
T exas
Bond
receive
a
'
Temple Driver, County Judge, will
were
S
series
syndiby Halsey, Stuart &
of about 2.80%,
cost
March
REA.
borrowings
.
headed
school-
$500,000
of
Thirty-seven of the cooperatives
borrowed
$10 million from the
These
$7,580,000
21—v.
Dec.
on
2276—were awarded to
civic
pro¬
lighting in small communities and
The
—
improvement,
offered
San Antonio.
vided to entourage better outdoor
of
(J-J)
Treasurer's
the
•
region's
industrial
years
•
purchase
Jan. 10, 1961.
than double
growth rate in
average
Sale
Va.
house unlimited tax bonds. Dated
of
mercial-industrial customers
the
the
1987
158,000 commercial and in¬
ance
Bond
public
proved by Dobbins & Howard, of
serve
and
will receive sealed bids un¬
p.m. (CST) on Jan. 9 for
7:30
10, 1980. Principal and in¬
Distributors of TVA power now
•
Trus¬
1963 to
more.
the
of
of Jan.
20,000
use
Board
the
in
about
many
tees,
til
the
of
of
Beloeil School Commission, Que.
Bond Sale—VThe $263,000 school
■
Richmond,
Indep. School District
(P. O. Route 2, Box 143 A A,
San Antonio), Texas
'
f
Bond Offering—Carlos W. Conn,
Due
awarded
Beaubien & Co., Ltd., at
inclusive.
1981
improvement
ginia, Richmond.
Northside
The
use.
home
uses
now
year,
of
systems re¬
than 10,000
home
all-electric
times
third
A
more
for
year
typical
kwh
almost 2V2
average.
distribution
150
TVA
of Austin.
President
electricity in the
port averages of
kwh
kwh.
sl
of
use
national
the
(J-J) payable at the State
office.
Legality ap¬
Treasurer's
consumer
only 0.99 cents
was
interest
to
Nov. 29—v. 192,
on
2072—were
p.
,
Co.
1,137,000
interest
and
Chiles-
The
to
awarded
bonds of192, p. 2276
VIRGINIA
follows:
as
Jan.
1962 to 1968 incl. Principal
residential
sales, to 10.8 billion kwh, made up
much
of
the
over-all
growth.
sold
was
Dated Jan. 15, 1961. Due on
Marble
increase
15%
Co.,
14—v.
gen-
Co., Inc., and Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
a price of 100.123, a net interest
$15,000 as 4s. Due on Jan. 1, 1962
135.000 as 21/2S. Due on Jan. 1
from 1963 to 1968 inclusive.
a
rapid than dur¬
even more
■
bank
amounted
kilowatt-hours,
in
A
year.
was
ice storm.
severe
Total
than
$180
$1.3 million in unusual
resulting from last win¬
of
expense
billion
than
more
million increase
$16
a
—
&
Dittmar
19
Dec.
on
haa
$125,000
at
$150,000
6s.
as
Bond
p.
general obligation road bonds of¬
fered
l
it
water
Dec.
on
Schutz
(P. O. Big
County
'
.
TWlstrZu'
The
o
Sale
—were
-were
,
Bond Sale—An issue of
Of these systems for
ter's
fered
bonds
Spring), Texas
Due
1971
to
Ssje—The $410,000 school
Bond
bonds offered
.
.
5V2s.
as
1962
13,000
obligation
cate
ended June 30, 1960 are
gain
era!
TEXAS
ported record sales, revenues, and
earnings for the year. Operations
over
r
a
U
Bond
all-electric home.
in
industries
and
$7,500
"
.
to 1,400,000 homes, farms,
power
follows:
as
t
symbol is to the
Medallion
Gold
the retail distributors of TVA
Quebec
net interest cost of about 6.06%,
a
1972
nation
The local electric
'
v.
—
School Commission,
Hyacinthe
UTAH
operations. The Electrofarm desig¬
is to the farm what the
supplier."
are
in
las-
participating farmer
receives a professionally designed
"blueprint"
which
is
customtailored to his aspirations and his
consumers—pro¬
duce satisfactory
National
Wichita
First
Crowe, McCall & Horton, of Dal-
in the
the home. The
low
use,
their
to
19764Prin-
Wichita Falls. Legality
approved by McCall
Parkhurst,
Bank,
long-range
plan
for
installing
electric equipment on the farm¬
stead and electric appliances in
which TVA's low rates
are
based," G. O. Wessenauer,
TVA's Manager of Power,
said.
benefits
as
home, the report says.
A
participating in this program
designated as "Electrofarm." It
receives assistance in designing a
on
rates—in
well
as
1,
The $20,500 city
bonds
offered
on
192, p. 2380 — were
—
(F-A)**$^ble' ties Corp., Ltd., at a.price of 98.51,
interest
and
the
is
tion of the soundness of the prin¬
cipal
cipal
of Feb.
as
farm
dramatic demonstra¬
a
operation
awarded to The Dominion Securi-
at
farm
high.
new
a
and
Dec. 20
$1,800,000
.'Monday, January 2, 1961
St.
Bond Sale
improvement
Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1984 inclusive.
to promote the most
of electricity in the
one
the
cooperative
systems which serve them
municipal
local
is
At
time.
first
earnings
time
same
kilowatt-hour last
a
Beauharnois, Quebec f"
-
general obligation
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on
The distributors continued their
Tennessee Valley Authority, Tenn.
Tong-range sales promotion activi¬
Issues Annual Report—Average
ties and added some new elec¬
cost
of TVA electricity to resi¬ trical
development programs.
dential consumers dropped to less
Significant among the new pro¬
than
Jan. 4 for the purchase
on
;
as'
6s.
net interest
a
as
Due
on
Jan.
1
197,1 inclusive.
Due
on
Jan.
from 1972 to® 1976 inclusive.
You
give
with every
follows:
to
the
food and
world's
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friendship
$1 package you send
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