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ESTABLISHED
1839
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
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Volume
193 "
Number
6023
New York
7, N. Y., Monday, January 23, 1961
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
MISCELLANEOUS
-
*
Advance Industries, Inc.—Net Up—
-
-
American
Advance
Industries,
Inc.,
Cambride,
Mass.,
had
net
income
the fiscal year ended Sept.
30,
1960,
an
increase
*42%
over net
income of $284,821 in the previous year,
according
James E. Ashman, President.
$405,706
Sales
the
for
$6,311,652
•United
in
this
overall
added,
the
itotals,
prime
on
declined
the
of
gain
the
and
company's
earnings
and
12-month
only
$5,747,186
sales
sub-contracts
before.
year
in
to
'
ment
Stock and Bond Quotations
for
:
attributable
was
the
to
accounted
i.
.
In This Issue
to
from
to
the
earnings
the
of
Keystone
Ridge-
New York Stock
to
the
electrolizing
Industries
high-fidelity
is
operation.
in
engaged
sound
electronics,
equipment
electrolizing, ceramic
equipment leasing.—V.
189,
and
1017.
p.
Advanced Investment Management Corp.
Offering—
The
tration
of
The Rector Bldg.,
of
statement with
common
stock,
to
the SEC
be
offering is to be made
Inc., for which it will
(plus
by
$20,000
Jesse
The
tive
L.
entities
is
It
share.
per
underwriter
is
owned
to
in
engage
ance,
various
other
interests
of
per share.
111.,
inal
33.40%
group
for
and
andj others
The
(including warrants
$2.25
and
for 49,920
shares
130,000
Inc.,
The
proceeds
materials
for
to
are
purchase
products.
used
be
dairy
distributing
for
11
or
Statement
of
Banks
Reserve Banks
The
company
SEC
Dec.
on
covering
stock
ferred
29,
offered
filed
1960
shares
2,500
be
to
at
of
and
of
share),
per
series
without
with
A
pre¬
under¬
writing.
began
and
536,807
11
for
sales
that
cents
per
fiscal
1960
that earnings,
share.
attention
drew
Coleman
newest
the
product,
ference
between
pointed
out
ended
year
after
Sept.
30,
equaled
taxes,
amounted
$342,423,
or
$5,-
the
fact
of
costs
SOIL-SET, were roughly equivalent
net
earnings in
1959
and
1960.
said
The
launching Alco's
the slight dif¬
the
during
assets
Although
figures
nical
and
pace
of
for
the
first
sales
fiscal
sales development
quarter are not yet available,
earnings will trail the like period
the continuing costs of the tech¬
and
fiscal year—due
previous
the
the
indicate
estimates
for
all-time high.
at an
are
to
of SOIL-SET,
well
as
as
the disappointing
!
The
general
board
of
business. %
Frank
D.
Andruss, Bryn Mawr,
Pa.;
Cleveland, Ohio;' William H. Coleman, South Euclid, Ohio;
Jr., Lafayette Hill, Pa.; E. A. Kilroy, Jr., Cleveland,
Morton! Pacific Palisades, Calif.; C. R. Porthouse, Kent,
Ohio; Robert H. Potts, Strafford, Pa.; Tinkham Veale, II, Gates Mills,
Ohio; Clement H. Watson. Concord, Mass.
Ball,
-Peter
M.
Gelbach,
S.
Ohio;
G.
The
J.
corporation
192,
p.
is
at Trenton
1193.
Manufacturers
common
stock
of
Streets
Philadelphia.
in
the
of
'aluminum snowball'
63
per
pounds
car
average
heralds
be¬
the
Co.
has
been
corporation.—V.
is
is
been
of
offering
listed
Dec.
a
both
p.
been
Jan.
12,
for
the
as
the
terminated
York
It
was
mutual
Stock
had
also
to 315,000 shares
up
Exchange.
that
announced
announced
that
Elastic Stop Nut
of
merger
companies
by
for
Stop Nut Corporation of America.
purchase price of $25 per share net.
ESNA
companies
a
tenders
disclosed
that
would
Amerace
negotiations
with
had
registrar
for
had
consent.
proceeding with its original offer.
date for the offer.
Alcoa
An
America's
record
high
in
official
average
jump of
said
1961
15%
America—Auto
on
Jan.
automobile
over
last
year
10
that
Use
the
use
of
Seen—
aluminum
Amerace's
have
been
invitation
made
for
tenders
available
to
well
as
leading
as
letters
of
brokerage firms;
Department of
totals
and
62.8 pounds,'representing a
the eighth consecutive all-time
automotive aluminum applications.
,,
ESNA's,
fields
of
cable.
Amerace's
Corporation
hard
rubber,
Principal
silica
combs,
moldings
stock
Comb
Gavitt
Its
molded
has
is
seven
listed
on
chemicals,
products
include
divisions
the
York
New
of
New
York—
has
been
appointed
registrar
for
the
,
&
Foundry Co.—Registers Deben¬
A! f.\
\ '■
the
of
in
Under
will
be
will
company
the
held
rights
now
Feb.
will
right
business
of
contemplated,
for
28,
the
on
I
U
■i {
on
trans¬
debentures
to
1961,
expire
i
to
debenture
$100
one
close
subscribe
to
about
rights to subscribe
the
given
of
the
at
the schedule
mailed
be
proportion
stock
common
i
t
holders
of
about March
or
to
are
to
be
convertible
maturity, unless
prices
the
and
determined
into
but
will
AMF
called
interest
for
rate
be
of
forth
set
stock
common
previous
the
in
at
redemption.
have
debentures
the
prospectus.
to stockholders will be underwritten
by a group of
by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.—V. 193, p. 197.
P
Stock
plastics,
battery
operating
in
electronic
ana
separators,
the
operating
Co.,
AIC
Wire
Stop
Chemical
and
Nut
product
companies
is
Cable
the
line
parts, electrical
industry.
Co.,
Co.,
are
American
Electric
and
Ace
major
wire
bowling
Hard
and
balls,
plastic
Rubber
Manufacturing Co., Supplex
Bowling
Co.
and
largest manufacturer of self-locking
includes
fasteners,
rubber
and
plastic *
devices, and high performance bolts for the
10
members
of
the
ESNA
group
are
Fastener
Division,
Eliza¬
Division, Elastimold Division, Stimsonite Division, Buchanan Elec¬
Products Corporation, Gasaccumulator Company (Canada) Ltd.,
Bolt Corporation, National
Gage Co., Inc., ESNA Constructors,
Inc., and Collins-Powell Company.—V. 192, p. 2505.
trical
The
the
Chase
common
excellent
an
two-fold increase in plant account and in revenues,
gain in net earnings over the past 10 years, the
adding substantially to residential and industrial loads,
gas supplies and underground storage facilities with which
this
sharply
expanding
the
past
the
50%
with
service
higher
Milwaukee—we
system
the number
And
season.
the
year
customers, to bring
oil
demand
look
to
765,000
with
to
ness
present
for
for
in
gas
and
new
excellent
climb
Steel
industrial
rapidly
during
Detroit,
and
the
in
start
and
oil
15%
added,
expect
the
of
35%
ad¬
higher
above
in
gas
growth of our
"we have been
industrial busi¬
our
subsequent
current
competitive
being
vigorous
he
We
sales.
1961
the
marked
a
househeating
new
homeheating
continuation
a
45,000
at
enjoying
gas
area—coal
than
added
spaceheating business, Mr. McElvenny said.
"In addition
to our domestic business,"
favored
from
'
During
years.
.
.
Great
.
has contracted
with
our
Michigan Consolidated
purchase of up to 25 billion cubic feet of natural gas
annually during the next 10 years. This constitutes the largest single
Co.
Gas
Corp.
for
the
contract
"Other
Within
the
industrial
of
in
we
our
Natural
Gas
of
daily
gas
now
billion
cubic
originally
few
interruptible
than
markets.
We
also
expect
a
market."
of
business,
supplies
Laverne Field
the
a
double
day from rich
believes
that
the American
100 million cubic
in
Federal
k
northwestern
new
gas fields in
Power
Cora-
forthcoming in time for it to start taking
million
cubic
feet
of
gas
daily
from Northern
Co.
million
50
next
from
contracting for
basis.
our total
are
and
more
volume
management
of 75
system
400
which
to
1960 added to system gas
And
fall
markets
firm
a
Michigan
158 million cubic feet
Canada.
this
our
on
expanding
mission authorization will be
delivery
in
expect
Milwaukee
our
this
additional
western
years,
in
increase
care
and
history.
both
gas,
two
system in
of
of
sales
gas
take
long
our
manufacturers
next
substantial
Natural
in
large
volumes
is
constructing
feet of gas
has been
cubic
feet
a
facilities
to
connect
in the Krotz Springs
contracted
day from
for several
this
field
are
with
field
years
reserves
in Louisiana
Deliveries
ago.
anticipated
in
the
months.
also
Aircraft
American
established
a
new
to
meet
and
has
system
is
customers.
of
world's
Co.
three-fold
a
The
Co.,
Gas
over
the past decade and no slackening of the
indicated, Ralph T. McElvenny, President,
told The New
Society of Security Analysts on Jan. 11.
now
to
Natural
growth
Oklahoma
hydrogels,
plastic
garden
hose,
multi-colored
miniature wire and cable for electronic uses.
and
Ace
of
Following
and
feet
Amerace
.
before a group of America's top automotive editors and
writers at thq Detroit Athletic .Club, Robert B. McKee, Vice-President
in charge of sales for Alcoa, said, "With these impressive records to
Speaking
t
is
To
beth
in
Co.
evidencing
American
increased
may also be obtained from the Corporate Agency
the Chase Manhattan Bank, which is Amerace's agent.
aircraft
Hike
missile
./
stock
The
been
system
It has set Jan. 27
copies
Like
trend
Cryogenics, Inc.—Appointment—
further
To
for
another
and
of
Atlas
offering
Lakes
Amerace.
negotiations
merger
now
closing
Copies of
transmittal,
The
Aluminum Co.
yet
as
service
is
Amerace
Elastic
2505.
Co.
...
of
option
vantage in
Elastic
New
tender.
undertaken
On
16 called for
a
the
on
13,
such
On
stock
common
Amerace
stock
nuts.
appointed
192,
stock.
heating
Corp.—Asks Tenders—
Corp. on Jan.
Co.,
•
■
Inc.—Appointment—
Trust
the
William
and
-
Alloys Unlimited,
The
the
the year the
as
double
Amerace's
—V.
1961
on
Exchange.
directors includes:
Trust
1961.
debentures
The
"the average car wjll require at least 115 pounds of aluminum,
today's usage, and by 1970, 300 pounds per car would not
extraordinary.—V. 193, p. 1.
about
further
that over the past four years, Alco had retired debt of
that despite a write-off of over $560,000 in oil properties
same
period, the company's net worth and net current
Centaur
3
Assurance
debentures
28,
conversion
not
he said,
$870,400 and
,
Feb.
holder's
The
York
today's
to
Coleman
the
the
a series of "startling" jumps in aluminum use in the auto¬
industry. He predicted the next five years will see aluminum
bumpers, wheels, radiators, and rear-axle housings on cars. "By 1965,"
make
that
for
50
.
motive
about
...
to
Division,
1961—16
days
after such
mailing.
Debentures
not
purchased
through the exercise of subscription rights, will be sold to underwriters.
ginning of
Amerace
to
Support
16,
rolling."
McKee
Mr.
Corp.—Annual Meeting—
meeting held in Cincinnati, Ohio, on Jan. 16, 1961,
Chairman, presided, and informed"the shareholders
Coleman,
H.
W.
annual
the
At
Chemical
&
the
shares
prospectus
a
record
Amerace
Oil
Ground
American Natural Gas Co.—President's Remarks—
be
Alco
the
50
proceeds are to be used for working capital.
The
by
company.
'A.-,
■
warrants
common
other
notification
non-cumulative
($100
Power
the
common
for
20
about
The
report, I hope to look back
letter
a
7va%
o>
par
of
each
ferable
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 50
The Course of Bank Clearings
47
really
the
consummated
possible changes in market conditions and other reasons
necessitate delay or abandonment of the proposed issue,
firms headed
Publishing Co., Seattle, Wash.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
a
Patterson, AMF Board Chairman.
to
may
subscribe
49
Member
of
Morehead
holders
1
'Federal Reserve System........
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Northwest
Alaska
In
&
Subject
Foreign Exchange Rates
issued
July,
and
kilowatts;
York
New
which
Anchorage,
equipment
to
175
company
filed a registration statement with the
Exchange Commission on Jan. 17 covering a maximum
$40,500,000 20-year convertible subordinated debentures which the
company contemplates offering to its common stockholders, according
AldiSk8<
The
at
of
Exchange Commission—
through Paul Nichols Co.,
share,
per
rated
192, p. 2117.
Equitable
/.
Securities
54
Condition
stock
tures—
Dividends Declared and Payable
McChansboro,
Precision
American Machine
39
19, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
shares of common'stock
(par $1)
to be
Dec.
on
covering
at
of
39
___.
General Corporation and Investment News..
State and City Bond Offerings
—
An
will, be
program,
Manufacturers
capital
to
Creamery Products, inc., Anchorage, Alaska—
corporation
SEC
offered
McMahan
E.
F-108
systems.—V.
The
44
Markets.^
Miscellaneous Features
Hirsch of the Eglin Air Force
Louis
and
be
Appointment—
41
at
working capital.•
has outstanding 149,420
shareholders at 25 cents
which warrants are exercisable between
Files With Securities
the
Carolyn B.
.
the
American
40
39
purchase
fixtures,
by
and
Stock
39
39
1962 at 25 cents per "Share.
October,
Alaska
estimated
furniture
39
...
additional 224,420 shares are
upon the exercise of warrants issued to the orig¬
issuance
investors,
sale,
acquisition
for
will
was
$640,000 in new contracts
received by AEI's Instrument Division for resolvers and tachometers
for
the fire control and radar system of F-104 and
F-105 aircraft systems;
and
$44,000 for a new type astatic inverter, developed by American
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
of the outstanding stock and management
13.40%
owns
management officials),
1961
for
and
of the outstanding stock.
14.28%
reserved
to
a
Florida
in
organization,
stock
for
with
37
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
prospectus, the company
purchased by the present 21
Byrd owns 10.68%
as
the
of
the
to
shares,
officials
proceeds
largely as a reserve
insurance, as well as
sales
a
According
common
Net
used
life
in
establishing
Base
services.
will be
$851,895,
generator
Division, American Electronics, Inc.
Contributing to the total bookings
37
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices
phases of the insurance industry.
the insurance business, but would
typically home-office operational procedures of insurance
including underwriting, policy issuance, handling reinsur¬
premium accounting, production records, premium billing,
and
Each
three generators will operate
continuously with one standby.
together with an add-on contract covering spares used
car,
45
unrelated
all
to
of the bookings is a contract from
Seattle, Wash., to supply eight diesel gen¬
prototype power car for the Air Force's Minuteman
contracts,
Over-the-Counter
companies,
Heavy Military Equipment Division, Syracuse,
portion
Company,
trains.
power
37
this
the
These
37
power
company President,
and two other officers.
organized in October, 1960 with the primary objec¬
insurance home office service and management
and
for
Electronics'
an
related
in
40
controlled
and
missile
27
...
sets
39
a
The
ground-to-air data link to manned and unmanned
the 412 L Air Weapon System, under a contract
received
Airplane
erator
Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange—..
Toronto Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
The
best efforts basis by Advanced Underwriters,
receive a selling commission of $.525 per share
on
Boeing
39
Jr.,
chartered
not
attend
public sale at $3.50
|
a
included
Montreal
filed a regis¬
covering 300,000 shares
1961
and with the related secondary purpose of owning investments
engaged in the business of life insurance, automobile insur¬
other
and
ance
for
13,
as
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Little Rock. Ark.,
Jan.
on
offered
expenses).
operating
company,
in
for
Byrd,
company was
of
Proposes
—
27
Midwest Stock Exchange......
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
-
corporation,
Also
15
New York Stock
Exchange (Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
:
Boston Stock Exchange.
Cincinnati Stock Exchange..
Detroit Stock Exchange
used
weapons within
from General Electric Co.,
New York.
,
•
Page
3-month
against
increase
to
Advance
tile,
these
61%
said
however,
Electronics, Inc.—Contracts—
Receipt of contracts totaling $1,940,000 by American
Electronics, Inc.
is announced by Pnillip W.
Zonne, President.
The largest single portion of the total
bookings, amounting to $1,218,000, includes the design, development and manufacture oi a trailer
containing a shelter housing telephonic, electronic and radio equip¬
of
earnings in 1959.
The gains, he
partially offset by additional expenses in the Electrolizing
organization strength and institute complementary
were
processes
and
reduction
cost
Division,
Division
Of
Government
year,,
Ashman
Mr.
;way
corporation,
1959.
States
46.9%
of
for
Manhattan Bank has been appointed transfer agent for
stock, 50c par value, of the corporation.—V. 192, p. 2605.
240
Cedar dale
under
leases
gas
billion
fields
supplies
cubic
feet
southeast
covering
an
area
American
of
proven
of
Laverne
of
more
in
than
Natural
reserves
has
in
the
northwestern
275,000
contracted
Lovedale
Oklahoma
it is
acquiring additional reserves and acreage.
This is a new
great potential which may take quite a number of years for
full development.
acres,
and
actively
area
of
The
system
has hi operation underground storage fields in
a
working capacity of 118 billion cubic feet.
facilities, the system on peak winter days has a
deliverability of more than twice the capacity of its two pipe lines.
The system has other and as yet
undeveloped fields with capacity of
Michigan
-
bolster
Thanks
now
which
to
have
these
4
( &
>
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
2
cubic feet, and it also has extensive storage
reservoirs which management is satisfied it
can develop in
the future as storage fields which will greatly increase
the system's storage volume.
.
In
addition to enabling
the distributing company subsidiaries to
handle large heating loaas in winter, the storage fields aiso permit
the svstem to make short-term purchases of gas at relatively favorable
rates" from other pipe lines which do not have storage facilities.
oil
in
riirhts
Natural Gas Co. and subsidiaries
for
the calendar year
1960 were at about the level of the $4.90 a
share reported for the 12 months ended Sept. 30, 1960, Mr. McElvenny
said
"We look for an increase in net income in 1961 and a further
rise' in 1962," he added, "as the benefits from our larg.e expansion
program of the last
12 months and continuing into the first half of
Operating expenses—
Other
the
sale
of
waukee
two
Gas
Light
as
a
internal
said,
"and
American
that
believe
from
not
do
plan
this
Natural
should
Natural
entire
at
this
year."—V.
time
to
sell
192,
p.
Mr.
of
corporation,
have
of
with
811
the
Natural
class
&
stock
A
Co.
ar.d
record
holders
by
Gas
Corp.
Smith,
date,
on
class
and/or
the
for
Monsanto
to
Corp.
of
of
stock
the properties,
integrated oil
oil
the
and
for
and
gas
properties,
properties of Anderson-Prichard.
the company will pay $26,200,000
Ave.,
Houston,
Jan.
on
due April
1,
13,
1961
1981
B
class
of
the
&
Barney
are
to
and
of
Co.
head
the
debentures,
list
of
shares
each
for
70
M.
Loeb,
Carl
subscription price
in
the
and other liquid hydrocarbons to
tank cars, tank trucks, distribution
cash,,
stations,
According
properties
done
President.
Burden
According
&
Carl
of
of
receivables and miscel¬
the company intends to
inventories,
the
prospectus,
to
conduct such business the same as they
The company's principal business offices
and
past.
Co.
M.
and
Lceb,
to
the prospectus, partners of William
A. M.
of their immediate families, and partners
members
Co.
&
Rhoades
and
families, will be entitled to purchase 15%
Rhoades
underwriters.
such
oil
be in Oklahoma City.
The net proceeds from the sale of units,
together with $12,000,000 to be borrowed from banks, will be used to
purchase the said properties and business of Anderson-Prichard.
The company has outstanding 1,000 shares of common stock which
will be repurchased by the company at their issue price and will be
included in the securities to be offered.
Roland V. Rodman is listed as
505,105 shares of com¬
such securities in units
five commcn shares) for
B stock of Union Texas
unit
assets.
been
crude
pipeline,
products
a
units
The
of
and un¬
to
be
Union
and
be supplied by amendment.
V.
the
offered
Texas
extent
192, p.
stock;
to
prospectus
the
but
which
does
not
will exercise their
they
'v '
893.
if
immediate
and 10%, respectively,
the company by reason
sale by
for
their
of
members
of the
of their holdings
indicate
whether
subscription rights.
•
.'>■
•
from
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
gather¬
Kansas and Cyril, Oklahoma, pipeline
will
Texas, filed a registra¬
covering $10,102,100 of
Texas.
two
transporting
operate
have
of
The properties to be acquired by the
refineries producing a variety of products,
acquired.
being
service
facilities,
and
class
one
Union
of
interest rate of the
derwriting terms
A
basis
stock
refineries,
laneous
192, p. 1607.
the sale.—V.
approved
systems
the
69.56%
represented,
were
adjustments)
Arkansas City,
ing
commcn
4%
its
minor
consist
company
consisting of 50%
of
subordinated notes.
Chemstrand
50%
also
Rusk
SEC
debentures,
subscription
IjGO
exploration
in
purchase
certain
located at
outstanding.
shares
stockholders
in
end
shares
stock.
The company proposes
to offer
(each unit consisting of a $100 debenture and
McElvenny
common
stock
3,298,581
mon
593.
any
investment
common
statement
to
the properties
to
proposed
approved the
nave
Chemstrand
in
equity
50%
Corp.
will receive 3,540,000 shares of Monsanto
numbtjr
subordinated
funds
adequate
have
investments,"
these
make
to
sources
we
American
of
Co.
subsidiaries.
"We
The
tion
will invest approximately $8,000,000
Wisconsin Pipe Line Co. and Mil¬
part of the financing programs of these
>V
stocks
common
Viscose
American
Apco Oil Corp.—Proposes Rights Offering—
v
its
finance
will
Co.
Sale Approved
Corp.—Chemstrand
Viscose
of
Viscose
total
30,
and will, assume its proportionate
share of Anderson-Prichard's current liabilities and obligations allocable
company's
its
engaged
consideration
(less
meeting,
the
tracted
As
2606.
Monsanto
American Natural
of Michigan
1961
During
Light
Gas
4,941,436
for
the
At
construction this year
primarily through funds obtained from short-term bank ^ans, to be
replaced by permanent financing in 1962.
Milwaukee
charges——
8,386,522 100,780,093
95,624,028
5,475,767 677,052,557 625,092,G23
Chemstrand's
1961
for
plans
9,953,997
p.
Aug.
on Aug. 15,
1960.
Texas, and others
under Delaware law
the company, Union
organized
was
of
production of crude oil and
natural gas and transporting, refining
and marketing crude oil and
petroleum products. Under the agreement, the company has contracted
to acquire
the transportation, refining and maiketing properties and
business of Anderson-Prichard, and Union Texas and others have con¬
31,638,846
income-
the
of
stock
contemplate the sale of approximately
$30 million bonds by Michigan Consolidated and the sale of about
the same amount o£ long-term debt securities by Michigan Wisconsin
Pipe Line Co. Michigan Wisconsin also is expected to borrow about
$20 million from banks on short-term notes.
/
In
Monday, January 23, 1961
.
agreements providing for the purchase of all
and assets of Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp., an
company
69,787,000
34,439,053
Chemical Co.
1961.
in
purpose
Financing
7,075,000 s 73,709,459
2,904,171
American
million in 1960 for property additions and
management expects to spend another $68 million
and
replacements,
for
6,179,114
2,919,763
Stockholders
$125
spent
system
after
—V.192,
date
business
taxes—
operating
Net operating
Net
31,467,467
—
$
544,197,127 508,760,728
28,432,618 335,268,517 311,710,854
taxes—
income
Federal
realized."
fully
more
are
The
.
entered into
46,798,311
50,520,341
revenues——
$
$
$
Operating
company
Under
1960—11 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Nov. 30—
Consolidated earnings of American
1961
The
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings-
45 billion
producing
additional
an
.
(374)
our chronic, massive Federal debt.
We can't seem to laugh our
percentagewise it has become a smaller part of cur GNP.
debt off even
,
,
post-inaugural week does not look
weeks of the 28-day visible supply
this, $161 million alone consists of tax-exempt State and local issues. The promise
is for not as active a week as last week but the moderate demand for capital for the
as though it will continue in the subsequent three
as of this writing.
flood of short terms, as Mr. Martin recommended
1959, it may: (1) create larger economic problems later on than those now
being subjected to "the" cure; (2) it will be a case of treating symptoms instead of
causes, for our economic problem is viewed here as one of cost-price relationship;
(3) and when it comes to competitive retaliation, our trading competitors abroad
are no slouches either when it comes to fooling around with sleight-of-hand economic
trickery.
The four-week float shows
Full attention should be devoted to
decline in
late the free market interest
SIDNEY
By
Should
BROWN
the
Treasury let loose
a
in July,
Financing planned for this week, commencing January 23, totals $268 million and of
a slight gain for corporates but is more than offset by the
municipals. Both of the scheduled types of financing, taxed and tax-exempt
securities, add up to a dip in the total for the January 23-February 24 period.
not
of
FOUR WEEK
FLOAT AND HALF
a
that which
reveals
reducing
rate.
What's
recession.
table
below
a
projected. They should offer a better indication of the total supply of public offer¬
ings and the shift, if any, from equities to bonds, than a mere tally of bonds and
preferreds. Aggregate figures bring written descriptions of offerings into clearer
perspective. That's why tables usually accompany text. It is possible and practical
to gauge the price of those equities that do not yet have an offering price in advance
of sale since they are checked out weekly and adjustments made in the
light of
changed conditions. By toting up the totals of bonds and equities—barring a catas¬
trophe—the picture is taken as of that time it is snapped. We all change after a
picture is taken, and this is true for securities and market conditions. The cogno¬
scenti
take
it
for granted
and, thus, automatically make the adjustments after the
week's tally is made and until the next one, in our case, seven days later. This is no
problem to them or to us.
FOUR WEEK
FINANCING
Corporate
Total
Stocks
Corporates
*Municipals
$35,520,700
6-Feb. 10__.
52,225,000
24,191,900
$106,720,700
39,341,720
76,416,900
Feb. 13-Feb. 17__.
46,402,300
71,399,950
117,802,250
$179,127,300
$161,154,270
177,000,000
118,968,050
$340,281,570
295,968,050
Total-
—
;
Municipal sales in the week ending January 18 came to an impressive $200,261,000.
Additions to the Chronicle's municipal calendar of January 19 amounted to $111,483,-
1, :
000,000.
The
table
backlog
data in
below
30,041,720
or more.
WILL
THE
when
and
,
TREASURY
senior debt
bills'
90,245,000
20,335,000
68,027,000
$339,676,000
392,392,000
Total corporate
FOLLOW
J
—
FEDERAL
securities
narrowed
to
yield exceeded taxable bonds.
and
however,
another
its
What
the spread widened between
is concerned about
1958.
Corporate stocks without dates
Total corporate
$679,957,570
688,360,050
/
RESERVE'S
narrowest
occurred
point in
in
the
January,
end
of
1959
1960,
and
our
short-term
short and
long
terms.
yield direction and,
The
Treasury,
apparently, fears-
investments
here attractive.
Though this is not 1959 but a year of considerable pessimism for the short-term
outlook at least, it still is conceivable, that the Treasury may take Mr. Martin's
advice. The next problem will be, how will monetary management fare under this
debt-management arrangement?
A
(49)
$450,878,600
(56)
CHOICE
cal mind not too concerned with the economic dangers involved but it hardly would
do the same for the monetary-banking authorities.
The latter's problems would
over
and
above
$1,031,216,170(100)
175,082,230(160)
$1,206,298,400(260)
$1,625,079,270(287)
$1,657,177,000(316)
Municipals.
contending with the
$490,426,000
(65)
$577,617,000
(67)
Add
NOTE:
Co.
and
which
to
Corporate Bonds $30
Municipals
to
were
million
$30
LARGER
ISSUES
was
IN
million
Southern
California
Edison
Georgia State Highway Authority
set.
THE
NEXT
FOUR WEEKS
lists the larger corporate and municipal issues expected in the next
The following
four weeks:.
add
announced after this
"
/''
'
!
155,000 shares of Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp. com¬
mon; $7 million in bonds of Otter Tail Power Co.; $12 million in bonds of Texas
Power & Light Co.; 250,000 shares of Avery Adhesive Products, Inc. common; $50
million in debentures of Montgomery Ward Credit Corp.; 600,000 shares of United
Financial Corp. of California common; and in Municipals—$3.3 million Fremont
Union High School District, California; $20,303,000 Maryland: $8,495,000 Milwaukee,
Wise.; $76.5 million New York City; $3 million Pittsburg Unified School District,
of January 23-27:
California; $5 million San Diego, Calif.; $3 million Mobile Board of Water and Sewer
Commission, Alabama; $6,386,000 Huntington & Smithtown Union Free School Dist.,
New York,
•'
-
30-February 3: $6.8 million in bonds of Kentucky & Indiana Ter¬
minal RR.; $16,250,000 in common of Midland Capital Corp.; and in Municipals—
$4,832,000 Saginaw, Mich.; $8 million New Mexico; $28,980,000 Connecticut (State of);
$8.5 million Oklahoma City, Okla.; $14 million Houston Independent School District,
Texas; $10,328,000 Milwaukee County, Wisconsin.
Week of January
Week of
February 6-February 10:
360,000 shares of Berkey Photo Service, Inc. $45
Co.; 300,000 shares of Texas Gas
and in Municipals—$10 million North Carolina.
million in debentures of Consolidated Natural Gas
Transmission Corp. common;
235,100 shares oL Maryland Cup Corp. common' 900,000
Storer Broadcasting Co common;
$20 million in bonds of Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.; $3.5 million of Jeffer¬
son Lake Asbestos Corp. units; 326,682 Shares of common and
$15 million in bonds
of Puget Sound Power & Light Co.; $8 million in bonds of West Texas Utilities Co.;
and in Municipals—W7,550,000 Baltimore, Md.; $15,802,000 St Louis Mo ' $3 million
of February 14-17:
shares of Southern Co. common; 263,000 shares of
lengthening of our Federal debt has not been a success in the past eight years
despite strenuous efforts made in that direction. Three business declines and several
deficit years have revealed the difference between intent and effect. To engulf the
composition of the debt with short terms may make life more pleasant for the politi¬
complicated
$1,012,907,440(102)
203,691,130(136)
£ Includes $21,036,600 in preferreds (4 with offering dates) and $6,055,900 (6 without offering dates), or a total of $27,092,500 in preferreds.
Week
IIOBSON'S
The
(32)
(24)
;__S1,215,598,570(238)
stocksx
Corporates
J
McChesney Martin, Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal
Reserve System delivered an elementary lesson to the Joint Economic Committee on
why a "bills only" policy is preferable generally. He did this last July 24, 1959. In
that year he advised the Treasury to bring down the long-term yields, which is
today's problem, too—according to those who believe that by manipulating interest
rates you cure an adverse international balance of payments—by issuing, then, $20
billion of short terms and using the proceeds to retire outstanding long-term debt.
If the Treasury were contemplating this now, what would occur?
(1) It would create
liquidity in the economy since short terms are near money, and bonds would, as a
result, become more liquid.
(2) The yields on short terms should go up due to
the generous supply and assuming the international political state of affairs does
not get hot, or we do not go into prosperity. The former would mean deficit financ¬
ing on a war scale, and the latter would naturally change the interest rate pace—
more
104,976,300
ADVICE?
William
become
$345,902,300
•
Week
and make
(29)
(20)
"$409,480,700
bonds__
Corporate stocks with dates
early 1960 did not stop the gold flow, insofar as our lower short-term yields were
unfavorably to European yields. Since early 1960 the rate has declined,
course,
Last Week
$307,027,300
102,453,400
Corporate bonds without dates
compared
of
intentions and
dates. (The
Total Backlog
In the last recession of 1958 the yields on 3-month Treasury bills plummeted to
1.839, and high-grade municipals were (Standard & Poor's) 3.56 and Aaa corporate
bonds (Moody's) were 3.79. Since then, the sharp, short, very wide spread between
bills
definite offering
with
This Week
Total
$1 million
::
v
issues
all
not had tentatively assigned offering
parentheses denote the number of issues.)
Total
*
;
;
covers
issues which have
includes those
$267,789,700
129,586,720
96,751,900
185,829,250
$71,200,000
9,300,000
Last Week's Total
amount.
Total of Both
3__.
Feb.
WEEK
PAST
Financings
$161,069,000
THE
IN
in the week
Corporate bonds with dates___
Bonds
Jan. 30-Feb.
out
ending January 18 came to $90,672,842 and, of this,
$44,525,000 were in debt obligations.
Private placements tallied $17,490,000.,. The
Chronicle's corporate calendar of January 19 had added to it from the backlog of
issues without dates $28,693,000 and $6,050,000 were in fixed interest rate issues. The
Great Northern Railroad equipment trust certificates took up $5,400,000 of this latter
Corporate sales
FLOAT
Corporate
Jan. 23-Jan. 27
costs instead of trying to manipu¬
our productive efficiency and
stake is
VERSUS FULL BACKLOG PROJECTIONS
recapitulation of estimated demand for capital in the
next-four weeks-for corporate equities and bonds, and municipals with set sales
dates. The data are obtained from both private and public sources and are carefully
provides
our
».
CHANGES
The
at
inability to remain fully recovered when we come
our
problems
arising
Harrison County, County Development
Commission, Mississippi.
-
%
January 19, 1961
•
Volume
193
Number 6023
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial
Chronicle
(375)
Arizona
Rent-Rite,
Securities and
securities ana
The
corporation
.the
bEC
par
($2
The
Ariz.
Files
—
With
without
are. to
be
to
rent
equipment
for
million,
which
.."However,
Forces
Land
Corp.,
Sioux
City,
I960.
"The
of
loans
$107
was
held
by
million
Bankers
Trust
in
1960
The
corporation
SEC
at $25
Dec.
on
30,
filed
1960
covering 1,000 shares of
letter
a
stock
common
with
to1 be offered
par)
in
#
.
A
of
,
,
,.
rp,
Associated
,
_
Testing
.
Laboratories
wf r J11?1
?? ' 2So£°nni
double
the $486,000
™
30,
I960—almost
last
Announcement
year.
jointly
of
man
York
uGciety
of
sharply
to
$88,000,
from
11.3
Mr.
preliminary
net
Wayne
N
J.,
for
double
the
earnings
the
shares
Messrs.
six
had
recorded
same
addition
their
in
of
projected
sales
of
for
the
fiscal
million
$4
in
ending
year
1962
and
May
indicated
31,
that
the
and
of
them,
outline
an
disclosed
that
laboratory
England
of
the
in
the
would
1961
ahead.
Winter
Park,
laboratory
Fla.
the
on
growth
in
in
testing
191,
of
figure
into
to
next
898.,
p.
Bell
environmental
in
the
manufacture
in
Tonkowich
and
its
.
*
-
*.
—
T
of
complete
a
line
f,
and
year
This
of
of
missile
n
.
—
PI?
f are valpecjl..
lo foi ! f
ac»A
assets
acquisition were
without dilution
the end
■
„
,
of
the
According
to
program
Mr.
Denney,
expand
the
Automation
„
.
See
T
Miciodot
8,"88,79d
1,443,435
r
3.
p.
BPL
&
„
below.
1no
V.
the
i$i
par
share),
per
notification
be
The
the
Corp
offered
at
at
Dallas;
Baltimore
oaiiiiiiui e
The
unit.
per
of
with
in
Associates
used
SEC
for
of
Agents),
acquiring
Prior
to
Ave.,
title
to
will
of
has
been
$8,000
the
o
land
York
General
City,
Electronics,
to
thp
between
varying
deposited
be
said
the
by
behalf
the
to?
containing
mburb
in
1961
Inc.
and
of
interests
be"
purpose
discount
and
Md
contract
a
the
above
in
Associates
in
the
total
part
of
their
contribution.
The
to
receiving
tthe
iSrP?frChaSe contract in
Associates wh? mv? nnpratt Hip q!?!
Tower's mSs
tIp Sfnnn m-niLc
be^DDlied^o th? mfrehfli
applied to the purchase
will
be
Bankers
XianKers
The
1960
Trust
irusi
company's
as
189
Co
^O.
compared
to
$2,137
hw'
in
con-
of
i
*
the
freezers,
previous
million
in
other
according to
year,
deposits
locations
hv
the
a
Mich?
Lake,
declined
about
$8
million
-
Ftnhn
a
V
'
for
common
Therefore,
+Qv,
each-ten
I0r
The rights expire
The offering is bein0"
imro'+mont
*hve.>vment
C
in
"°n''1 !h"eS T"' "S
°
the
planned
company s
manufactured
and
distributed
bowling games.
of
process
The
developing
machine
have
the
and
been
fabricated
machine
authorized
an
71
to
is
in
now
for
its
the
of
program
cents
As
11
months
$7,C86,0J0
share,
per
corn-
pin-setting
or tenpin bowling, played in most sections
ninepin bowling, a game played in many
y
thijs
ended
and
net
the
company
final
phase
American
Nov
26
1960
sales
other
and
share.
Nnv
machfnes
96
1Q60
th*
h»,n„n
app'roxhnaTeS'$IV88
was
.
of
al JompaSd^
280
-
to
this
of
offering
common
.
the
stock,
°£ 30 cents cumulative preferred
will
company
10
cen
stock of $1
s
par,
and
par
-
Webber
f-
Curtis
Jackson
Estabrook
Lee
Communications
Corp..~IIIIIIZ
Higeinson
_v
192
Burnham'&
9
9
Co"
&
Weeks
&
&
ov-arp
Co
HammiU
7' win'JimxT
3
clkyton"^curittes"Corp"
suant
to
Jan.
a
18
~
y
-
(James) Brooks & Co., Inc.—Securities
:
prospectus,
*
•
3
•:
Offered—Pur-
Lloyd
Haas
&
Co.,
Each
radio
concluded
•
unit consists of $400 of debentures, 50
ancj
d.s-
fi-
a
which
rant
the
to
fifty
incorporated
to Take
over
a
under
the
business
laws
the
of
established
noticeable
1959.
In
existence
transfer
the
of
of
early
funds
part
attractive
more
of
to
1960
foreign
this
opportunities
short-term
flow
foreign time deposits once again began to
deposits were higher than a year earlier."
Income
ment
—or
and
»
in
derived
this
about
to
a
from
interest
both
to
a
on
loans
higher
from
auto
unskilled
department
laborers
and
workers,
etc.,
porters,
mechanics,
factory
generation,
younger
to
stores,
office
export
workers
firms,
restauand
in
a
in
in
April
31 such
well
pro-
professions.
has
company
recently
created
jewelry
a
department
A debentures, estimated.at approximately $245,000, after deduction of
the commission ($67,500) on the sale of the whole number (1,000)
of units and of expenses,/ will be applied to the reduction of accounts
payable to factors.
The
$98,550
Which
series
be
amount
of
oLthe
notes
demand
in payment for the 219 units comprising
addition to cash payment of accrued interest),
(in
cancelled.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
1
Movrcmprpc.
TO
PRESENT
Uf
mnrt„„
7
«
morte-aep"
Credit
James
542
6(1 000
~
<fi
59 060
14 830
15 000
Corp.
Brooks
East
&
138th
Co.,
352
__
Corp.:
Burner
1.165
—
Business Loan
FHA guaranteed
Notes
11,700
—
Inc.
street
Factors Loans
512
-*-
—
-
—
—
*51,100
—
Payable—unsecured:
Mark Sue Co .
N°ble Sal s> Co.
Everand
190,
Outstanding
Loans:
Vista
Walled
FINANCING
'
ivuuAuthorised
Bank
company,
accepted
debentures
be
are
principal
to
are
B
1.000
-
--
_.
nehentures
♦q„hnrHinotPH
io'ooo
«TnoftOOO"
•
B?rid®t0"%I,nC"-^!foS mP7
Period End. Dec. 31—
119 b0—Montid
Sales
showed
of
a
larger average volume of loans held."
"marked
1959
to
interest
improve-
$80.6 million
rates
in
1960
196,
19-9
5 Monfhs
45^^=1
,959
9
J9'J9 J5 M'5 |959
$14,169,158 $14,092,674 $41,91^,751 $42,4ol,4_3
'
!
——
—
—v- 192> P- 1194-
*
.
The average'rate earned
*
Net
Aug.
earnings
1960,
31,
holders.
annual
~
§Estnnated.
amounted to
president
$139,028
Reuben
A.
for
the
12-month
Dankoff
has
period
to
liability
or
of
the
otherwise
to
as
principal and interest, to indebtedness or other
for money borrowed from, or guaranteed to,
trust companies, loan and savings- asso-
company
due
to,
banks,
ending
ordmated,
stock-.
This
compared with $41,685.29 reported in the company's first
report issued last year.
The 1959 statement' was a pro-forma 1
'
tl4o',000
.
^Subordinated,
.
reported
3i?-iss
20o',000
to pnncipal and inteie t, to
as
tExcludes
60,000
Warrants.—V.
192,
shares
reserved
for
spries"A^debenture!?0
•
issuance
upon
exercise
'
—
■
William
Street,
Dana
Chickgo
of March
NOTE:
3,
On
AND
Seibert,
3,
FINANCIAL
Treasurer;
Illinois
1879.
account
CHRONICLE
George
(Telephone
STate
Subscriptions in .United
of
the
fluctuations
J.
in
(Reg.
Morrissey,
2-0613);
States,
the
rate
U.
of
U.
S.
of
1707.
p.
—
—"
-
THE COMMERCIAL
in
banks,
as
and
etc.,
PROCSEDS-Tlie proceeds of the sale of 781 units, comprising series
Bowling Corporation of America—Net Up—Expansion
level
—
caused
markets
arrested, and
increase.
By Dec.
type of income from $70.6 million in
14%—due
had
money
was
in
poses to add a mens clothing .department in April or May, 1961.
another-.
facilities
Port
was
1954
range
companies,
various
The
Corp.,
and
in
skilled
the
of
oil
Plastrav
additional
been
occupations
parts.
housewares;
company
York
had
workers
the case
insurance
-
Corp.—Expansion—
Mastic
shares,
common
an
are primarily immigrants or first generation descendants of immigrants.
Their
-
subsidiaries-
of
instruments, lamps, gifts, etc., in a congested low income area in
the Borough of the Bronx, city of New York. The company's customers
,
the electronics field."
purchase
acquired
by the
present
stockholders
as
a
partnership in 1950.
The company is engaged in the sale at retail
of household furniture, major electrical appliances, jewelry, cameras
and
photographic supplies,
typewriters,
television
and
stereophonic
will
merger
the
shares
of New
1911
and
training devices
proposed
for
BUSINESS—The
State
in bringing about the
this
warrants
common
3s-sssThe
5
&"co"'Inc"5
whitp^mp
•-
com-
9
~
Inc'
*.
stover,
9
Go"
&
*
Co
Fidder
9
1811
p.
Moselev
s
Siiearson
----~
~
Noves
respective
%
F
20
_
Co'
&
Hemphill
the
%
10
_L
in
w
&
Granbery. Marache & Co
concern,
stockholders,
common
-
'
Hornblow'er
carrier
recently
p-1831-
1959.
of
Bowling
earnings were $63o lud
equal
$5,420,209 and net o'f $5 44 3 55
with
as compared
per
of
$5,000,000,*
Paine,
in Michigan, Illinois and Indiana, Bohn also
castings, pistons, bearings and bushings, and
refrigeration and air conditioning products.
of
snare
nf
company
not subscribed for. by the
percentages indicated below
•
.
Mr.
one
®
are
Steel Corp. at Fort Lauderdale, Fla., which sells cement
products used in building and highway construction.—V.
steel
i92~
V 192»
—v
season
SS'SiSif''fI
-Nf-W 7°** K*' A'«P"bUcly
wholly1>000 unites of this firm S securities at $450 per unit.
fabricated
two
bowline
UNDERWRITERS—.The underwriters named below, for whom
Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis rmd Granbery, Ma-racbei
Cb. -are> tacting as
representatives, have severally agreed to'purchase- from the
company,
at $20 per share, any shares of the additional common
stock which
will continue to produce
louvered lighting panels,
owns
fhV
Riw+n
01
,
the
.
the Board;
of
to
i69:75]
surviving
company
^iianufa^turei
net
tw
nf
rate
crrnnn
nr
amounted
cents
clebt
*
into
1a
ra
011 Nov. 25, 1959.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect
have outstanding 868,508 shares
of
companies and to be
companies,
it is proposed that
merged
of
under
aluminum
commercial
ortriiHrm
Tn
•"
glades
time
thr
Z*artge ball"
?»
pin.setting
Plan
psychological testing,
aluminum
•
red Wed
With $1'228'920
Van
is engaged in important developmental
as the University
of Pennsylvania, the
and
the
Veterans Administration," :
& Brass
the
for
other
and
heating,
.*
average
for
,
At
$2,198
to ^ C0BP"J,'• 1960
total
DffWc
recently Teen
more
?TS
BACKLOG
as
manufactures
to
shareholders.
Conversely,
of
Philadelphia
a
has
equal
its present line of
curtain wall components, grills for architectural and product applications, refrigeration
tubing, aluminum evaporators and cold plates for refrigerators and
Keport—
rose
at
EARNINGS—For the
markets.
Dallas,
—
The Adrian facility
aluminum extrusions,
"Rpnnrt
in
E'
concentration
commented,
"This
is
step
in
Bohn's program
to
modernize its manufacturing
and improve its competitive position."
e P^°Pfrty
?i! S?
°J ,participating
the property.
nf
deposits
million
'
owned" b
the
.
spokesman
n
andTtafed tha?addftfionnl
Cincinnati? and Vout?
machines used for "small ball"
v,
to 78
This corporation of Detroit, announced plans on Jan. 6 to expand
its facilities at its Adrian, Mich, plant, for the production of brass
rods and shapes, and aluminum and brass forgings.
Bohn
management
indicated that under the expansion program
new,
modern manufacturing equipment will be acquired, which will
result in increased efficiency and improved methods of maintaining
a
high quality product.
The .relocation of this manufacturing operation from a pre-wono
War I plant in Hamtramck, Mich., to a modern facility located in,
a"more centralized market area, will also result in improved service
to Bohn customers
It is anticipated the transfer of operations
Adrian will be completed during the third quarter of this year.
A
el
nH«'
price
Annual
Annual
demand
average
is
instrumental
2135.
p
He
shares
showed
year
.
Inr
•
-n
by
w-t-fp
advanced $25,000 as a deposit at the time
executing
the
purchase
contract
and,
after
completion
of
this
offering, $12,000
will
be
refunded, leaving a cash contribution • of
of
sWHafion1^
of
blind.-
Pnphn^r
'
Louis
1961-62
and*
income
-
Center,
the
for
in
81 000
Congress.
of negotia-
both
chairman
Inc.,
concern
programs
detectors
Bohn Aluminum
is $608,000, of which $125,000
Associates; and disbursements' of
as
is
of
be
FCC
Inc.
fiscal
stated
St
as
the
into
testing
aJmergedt
institutions
Medical
fef
nUnHhiw
IirniS headed
Fame, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Gran-
,
Prototypes
completion
major step in expanding C. I.'s activities in
a
v
price
of
Agents
will
ESI was
Electronics,
such
h
.
Einstein
obstacle
building. In January 19S1
Associates, for which they '
to
Co
stork
P
proposal.
pi^ert
and
Baltimore
1960
seller
as
the
retail
a
December
Marts,
land
purchase
on
made
to Mr. Stover,
p/
"These
January
the
contract
participating
The
in
of
European countries.
C. I. through purchase of more than $1
convertible debentures and senior
notes.
with
stock,
rpnt-prc
centers
past
continue
cities
by Otis Elevator Co.,
Merger Flan
two
the
Investors,
would
»to the tennin field
th«tenp
field.
pan/
51,180,327
Mr. Stover said.
formed
was
building
Tower's
the
assigned
It
Associates,
11
MerPPr
directors
Inc.,
bowline-
.
+1
i, ^af,
ACQUlrea
for
process
securities
the
of
before
common
"Eiophysical
oncratlon
filed
in
...
Sp-lfman"GeS'zuckSmS ^
Hemy.
1960
law
the company
commencement
BUSINESS—Initially
5i'?an'u27
754'u5u
54
QAQ
Industries,
pending
'
York
•
entry
18,467,113
54,754,353
stock
Tnr
Tom j. McMuiiin,
are
in
According
Investment
a
registration
$603,000 of parpublic sale at $6,000
for
•
•
Jan.
on
Electronics
by
two
at 3:30 p.m.(EST), on Jan. 30, 1961.
Hidden Splendor, which has publicly
Eastcoast
approved
arrangement
million
he
Agents and Mr. Wasserman
unite
units
in
ziant
a
is expected
aa-hoie
a
exchaSgld
opened in such
underwritten
_
RC
iniereSlS
flotation
a
shareholders
to
Electi^)-Science
nancing
with
to
.covering
offered
New
and
in
of
purchase
$109,000.
will
stock
Offprint
v^neririg
1961
Wassernian.
erected
into
to
receive
sum
for
iui
18,
be
under
formation
individuals
said
notification
incldental t0 the operation
New
Jan.
Venture,
Leon
store
individuals,
of
common
incidental
3.
p.
Filpc
r lies
on
formed
and
the
entered
was
p
underwriting is- involved.
was
department
A
Equity
exoenses
Simeon"™ GrosrMorrinsSL few?
(the
letter
a
class
througn
192
iyz,
Fifth
220
the
Joint
No
be
Associates
company
ticipations
of
JL
_
oc.
_01
;
■
Resources
Biophysical
traded
is
They
merger
are'to
properties —V
properties,
v.
ana
statement
share),
per
filed
1960
shares
fi
19,464,256
4,755,618
inc.
Ilium
and
rime
amn-a
nnrP
operates
bery, Marache & Co.
operating through divisions and
owned subsidiaries, is engaged in providing various electronic and commUnications products and services for industrial use.
C. I. also has
Colo
proceeds
SdTas
gas
on
oil
22,
300 000
($1
par
Dec.
on
15
a
X!
sKaurnr
reduced
,
a
FlPptrnniA*
Communications
Co., Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC
covering
Denver
The
oi
of
Oil
corporation
SEC
offered
i
^er
the plan,
applications
Bal-Tex
be
the
common
interest.—
£c.'andMr." ESey ifpSnf
with
expenses incidental to the operation
USe
of
c.
nit.
*Ol
without underwriting.
hE! !if»u t0
bowling alley.
o
a
in
stock
pany.
—
^
nf
onen
presently
i-na.es fieia OI record Oil Jan. 12, 1961.
Jerry S. Stover, President of Communications Industries, Inc., has
announced a proposed plan of merger between C. I. and Biophysical
Electronics, Inc.
C. I. is presently a privately-held firm with head-
Under
to
...
4 755618
announced
Chemical Co., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files With
company on Dec.
19, 1960 filed a letter of
SEC covering
300,000 shares of common stock
will
firm
''*£
wilCrs Rlgilt^ to Stockholders
company offered Common stockholdersrights On
Jan, 16 to subscribe at $20 per share for 78 955 sharpy Of
of 'these equity interests in Beryllium Resources proparticipating,
company
a
valuable
association with
the
mineral holdings of Beryllium Resources," Odium stated.
odium also announced completion of the merger between Beryllium
Resources and Dynamic Metals Corp. Van Dornick, vice-president of
Eiophysical
The
the
bowling, lanes, during the
$1,200 per lane" Dankoff
Bowl-Mor
each
submitted
Securities and Exchange Commission
by
hnM
■-■■the
minerals
whose
3.
p.
Odium
rema^hi
quarters
n
193,
1,391,477
_
,, ■
KeSvlirceS,
Bruce
J
„
?'™?477
"
y
developer-of
Corp.—To Distribute—
,
.
Inc.,
re-
another
33,208,322 383,406.874 363,402,575
.1,589,4.9 245,343,041 234,807,528
Blopnysicai HiiectroniCS, inc.
acquisition is part of a major
Industries, Inc.
Other acquisitions are
193,
rates
average
n*„_
Rinr.livGrul
y
Avnet Electronics
is
whereby the Brush Beryllium Co.
of
Cleveland,
the Fedeial
Corp., and the Hidden Splendor Mining Co., both of Salt
will each have an equity interest in Beryllium Resources."
This interest, confirmed officially for the first time, is 29-72 %
of
the stock for each company. Brush Beryllium and Federal Resources
anticipated before
are
Amco
currently being investigated, he added.—V.
reserve
income
...
month.
to
other
Dynamic Metals, has been
elected vice-president
Beryllium Resources.-—V. 192, p. 2119.
,
riW^re approximately $750,000.
log, additional awards of approximately $250,000
corporation
reported that the firm
the acquisition of these
for
2323.
p.
"Acquisition
a,t,.$500,000, and,,inventory at an additional
Mr. Denney stated that in addition to Amco's
$1,000,000 back-
$250,000.
69?
?ntt,
return.
extensive
..
t
in
smaller
City,
vides
and. should in-
,
t
Plant
and
„
o,089,441
beryllium
acquisition adds
mv
nf
,
D
Dornick
components.
^/wAnn Corwm D. Denney, said the
81'900,000
L^Hn^°nrPi>rarplon s b^c^lo&
Jwh h,?
^ai
SlOOjm..,'Terms
pnnifi^
: Denney said it was accomplished
•
.
are^ publicly he!d companies.
and magnetic products
Incorporated of Abilene, Texas,
and
increase
an
a
no
is
will
villo
Resources
Lake
electronic,
Amco
aircraft
there
corporation
Dankoff
of
lanes
'
where
indoor
an
to
192
530
mu
35,050,104
2*,,702,107
.
_
Th
ultrasonic,
of
is$
presently hold
which
lanes
tions
,
Induca'ies, Inc.—Acquires—
of
operated
operates
1959
the
Ga.,
196O-UM0S.-1959
„.n|
f
President
.
manufacturer
there
produce lower
.
15erylllUlTL
equipment.
It is currently fulfilling a
long-term
from
the
Martin
Company, of Orlando, Fla., lor tests
Army's medium-range Pershing Missile.
The company is also
engaged in testing components of the
Polaris, the Minuteman, the
Titan and the
Bullpup as well as other missiles, rockets and aircraft.
amintegrated fabricator
(September
which
now
roof.
stock
growth rate of
.
.,
,.
.
Ne.tr
the
recently announced acquisition
can
on
commissions
^eis'naq'iuT
company, he
Coast sometime
test
-VAl^- P- 594.
AuLomatlO.ll
Trust
form
a
the
York..
earnings
.
other operating taxes—
,
south-
The
West
period
company
"Operating
com-
generate
Operating revenues.—.
Operating expenses—.
mco™e taxes-—
1956
subcontract
on
Recently
longer required
no
on
of. common
areas
the
on
include
New
,
a
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnings—
~~v- 1M>
and
"are
that
out
in certain
favorable effect
a
Perlort End- Nov. 30-
1962.
fire
that
Atlanta,
the
club
jointly
Testing Laboratories is engaged in the environmental
missile, rocket and aircraft components under simulated
of
pointed
the
Associated
conditions
reported
park in
some
detailed
a
Mr.
'wayne
in
factor
continue
its third environmental testing
March
1,
thus
adding a
New
on
in
presented
establishment
months
headquarters
fourth
a
the
its
three-month
a
additional 56 lanes
eivinz a total of
for '60 amounted to trqtGM
an
v
Novack
since
continuing
continues
V.
open
area
main
laboratory
open
early
or
its
in
would
Boston
to
and
history
prospects
company
divisional
added,
Tonkowich
Testing's
its
division
eastern
in
Messrs.
Associated
Bankers
total assets in
realized
Pr°"
Between
for
organized
income
golf
He
SSm
review
open
Gross
building will
•.
company's future. "Our Trust Department, for
business, and inasmuch as its fees are
time after its business is acquired, the commissions it earns should continue upward."
Easier credit conditions, on
the other hand, which prevailed during the latter part of
1960, may
19.7
1961.
shareholders
to
will
typically
shares
million
$2
that
means
of its
example,
environmental
excess
reserves,
favorable
outstanding this year.
assessing Associated Testing's growing role in the field
testing, predicted the company would show sales in
Novack,
newly
$412,098.90^reported for
Dankoff
Cities. This, in
ruling permitting banks to include vault cash among
new
a
condition
The
pre-
to
report
prevail unless
quirements-in all Reserve Cities."
pattern,
1959
to
proportion
This
risen
the
upward
outstanding
operation.
ment
to maintain larger reserves than the banks in Reserve
Tonkowich
months
$41,000
followed
366,000
on
the
1960
panys future/ These banks, said the statement,
made
was
the
of New York City and Chicago will have
period
record
ahead,
Change in the reserve requirements for banks located
T
pf,rlodsame
ended N.ovthe
for
sales
figures,
income
than
more
cents
446,000
on
that
share
Per
rising
(ASE),
reported
half-year
new
°
,TT
Analysts.
company's
revealed
year.
cents
of
Security
the
Novack
vious
Inc.
A~-;.
by William Tonkowich, President, and Bernard Novack, Chairthe Board, before a luncheon
meeting on Jan. 6 of the New
Reporting
and
the
of
'
T
statement
the
will snortly
' witn
the
,
,
Looking
.
1
and
higher than 1959."
Operating expenses of the trust company increased to a total of $65.6
million in 1960.
This is about 7%
higher than in 1959.. Operating
earnings, before income taxes, increased to $66.2 million, an
improvement of $10.7 million-19.4% over 1959.
Associated Testing Laboratories, Inc.---Record Highs—
c
for
th*ttto
notification
share, without underwriting, proceeds are to be used for working capital.
Safes
$1,629
funds became available in the latter part Of the
year,"
as
earnings
to^pen May^i, mVPark iS n°W under construction and
per
The
combined
December)
lanes at the time. Dankoif reported that BCA
Iowa —Files
of
(no
effect
was
With Securities and Exchange Commissionthe
full
To provide funds to serve its customers, hankers Trust reduced its
holdings of U. S. Government obligations in the first half of 1960.
capital.
Armed
volume
average
and
storage
in
of the reduction in the prime rate from 5% to 41/2%, which came on
Aug22>
^iu not be felt until 1961, " the bank commented. "The
underwriting.
used
loans rose from 4 73% in 1959 t!o 5.14%
on
21, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
shares of common stock to be offered at
150,000
share),
for working
Dec.
on
covering
per
proceeds
Phoenix,
Inc.,
Exchange commission
r.xcnange Commission
3
Patent
Editor.
Office)
Published
William B.
twice
a
week
Dana
New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
(general news and advertising Issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
Re-entered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
Company,
[every
Publishers, 25 Park Place,
Thursday
Copyright 1960 by William B. Dana Company.
S., Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union,
exchange,
remittance
for foreign
subscriptions
and
$65.00
per
year;
in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year.
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
"
4
-.(376)
the
for
stock,
common
$25
will
Trust Co. has been appointed warrant
Chemical Bank New York
a
Feb.
192,
1961.—V.
21,
Sales
$
'
22,085,701 214,244,798 196,655,783
22,951,781
The
the
derived
company
ended
months
12
year-ago period.
The increase in
considerable
earnings
sufficient
was
in
dollars, reaching
against $11,226,110
million
a
order.—V.
totaled $11,081,380 in the
1960 j period, against
1959. Revenues from non-utility sources totaled $1,178,$1,143,455 in 1959.—V. 193, p. 103.
the
sale
effective
was
Bennett,
W,
Dec.
announced
13
Jan.
on
1960.
31,
191,
buyer
the
is
said
concentrate
the
sheets
volume
sales
company
for
Olive-Can
to
of
functions.
added.
■
$1,500,000.
primarily to allow Caspers
lithographing on metal sheets,
"We will
continue
to supply
approximates
sold
was
business
warehousing
lithographed
in
fancy
and
basic
its
on
steel
its
and
tin
Annual
owners.
Bennett
Mr.
to
plain
of
their
operations,"
■'
v":
Bennett
Mr.
receive
a
The
fiscal
the
for
:
1911. ,.'K
192, p.
earnings
amount
as
$76,242,172
year,
ended
Oct.
1960
31,
stock
sale
common
sales
earnings of $4,131,907, or $3.76 per share
according to Henry W. Collins, President.
and
of
the
on
report
became
and
1960
recoverable
not
were
in
drop
sales,
higher
and
the
depressed
competitive
rigorous
from
during
pronounced
more
the
of
"Eecause
resulting
costs
year.
prices
conditions,
sales
for
and
products
many
on
wage
increases which
distribution, our
down from 1959," the Celotex executive said, adding
had also experienced unusually heavy operating and
start-up expenses at its new L'Anse, Mich., plant, where production of
insulation board was begun late last year.
Mr.
Collins said he could see "no important change"
in Celotex'
business level for 1961,
though the slight pickup in residential con¬
struction
generally predicted for the latter part of the year, if it
occurs,
"should react favorably for us."
He also looks for a vigorous
and active repair, remodeling and modernization market and continua¬
tion of a high level of institutional and commercial construction which
"should produce a good demand for our materials."
Celotex'
expenditures
for property,
plant and
equipment totaled
earnings
that
were
the
company
$5,100,000 during the year, more than half of which
its new fiberboard plant at L'Anse.
With no major
projects
now
estimated
are
contemplated,
plant improvement
at $3,000,000,
Mr.
invested in
plant expansion
expenditures for 1961
was
Collins said.
earnings of Celotex Limited, English subsidiary, (not consoli¬
were $442,881 for the fiscal year ended Oct. 31, compared with
Net
dated)
sterling.
Limited.
taxes of South Coast Corp.,
after
income
Net
a
Celotex affiliate,
for
year ended July 31,
was $1,001,424 compared with $899,533
preceding year. South Coast paid dividends of 50 cents per
the year and Celotex received dividend payments totaling
its
fiscal
in
the
for
share
$102,664.
shares,
205,328
owns
common stock
subordinated cumulative
48.3%, of South Coast
or
$1,523,260 face value, or 82.7%, of its 5%
debentures.—V. 192, p. 991.
income
,
•
.
,
This
exemption from
of
order
investment
Denver
Inc.—Seeks
II,
has
company
applied
to
the
registration
a
Fund
the
Fund
tax
bases
to
is
with
means
filed
and
now
on
Jan. 17.
effective,
the
securities
to investors of 2,000,000 common
held by investors.
The purpose of
investors
for
provide
a
offering
public
exchange
in
previously
statement
the
proposed
shares
an
holding
securities
at
relatively
of exchanging such securities for shares
low
of the
diversification without incurring any Federal
capital gains tax liability at the time of such exchange.
Centennial
Management and Research Corp. will solicit deposits of securities, to
in
held
be
accepted
of
$25,000;
market
the
until
escrow
from
and
of
the
value
The
deposited
Company
not -make
may
worth
of
at
25,
1961.
minimum
The
a
an
public
as
from
provides that
offering
of
192,
of
deposit
to
be
effective
date
of
$10,000,000.
that
an
securities
p.
the
at
minimum
a
exemption
Act which
$100,000,—V.
least
securities
aggregates
seeks
application
Investment
March
investor is to be securities having a market value
the exchange will not be consummated unless the
any
planned exchange
unless
it
of
the
has
a
1961,
to
request
hearing
$10
acquiring
interests,
and for working
„v.U
Brothers Division of this corporation reached a
of $214,244,798 in 1960 and December was the highest single
in the history of the merchandising concern, William J. Sinek,
in
$196,655,783
12 months
the
for
13.
ended Dec. 31, 1960 increased
Jan.
reported on
Volume
1959.
-
■
.
8.9% from
in
process
of
principally long-term leasehold interests,
in
an
I960
jumped
$787,991
from
$1,296,588
to
the pre¬
President
year
a
past, Ruland noted, Consolidated American
expanded its
the aircraft and missile industries with the
acquisition of Welder's X-Ray Service, received major contracts for
building and operating facilities at various Air Force Ibases, and moved
into its new plant and office building in Hawthorne, Calif.
the
just
services to
year
result
a
should
1961
of
these
sales and earnings for fiscal
developments,
1960
192, p.
predicted.—V.
Ruland
sharply,
expand
1708.
,
19th consecutive month in which Butler
Brothers
has reported
a
record high, amounted to $22,951,781, an
increase of 3.9%
from $22,085,701 in the corresponding 1959 month.
Yearly sales increases were attained by all Butler Brothers mer¬
chandising opertaions, including sales to more than 2,400 Ben Franklin
franchised variety stores and sales through company-owned Scott and
T G & Y variety stores and seven Butler Brothers department stores,
said A. O. Steffey, President.
Steffey noted that the December sales record reflected the company's
aggressive store expansion and modernization program, timed to put
all new stores in operation for the year's peak merchandising period.
Addition
of
167
new
company-owned and franchised stores,
all of
which were opened by the Transkgiving weekend,
exceeded the com¬
$1
major variety chain
group of stores in
the
Los
Angeles area, marking this division's initial expansion to
the West Coast.
T G & Y is headquartered in Oklahoma City and
operates 218 variety stores in the South, Southwest, and Far West,
G
T
&
the
Y,
including 45 stores opened in 1960.
In
the Ben Franklin
division, Steffey
said, there was a vigorous
and franchising larger new
merchandise and are better
equipped for modern marketing. A total of 113 new stores were added,
while franchise
agreements were discontinued with 114 older stores
which lacked opportunity for further growth and development.—V. 192,
established
upgrading
of
which
outlets
carry
stores
selection
wider
a
Clifton Precision Products Co., Inc.—New
eanrings
and
for
fiscal
the
Highs—
ended Sept. 30,
year
1960 reached
highs with an increase of 497c
in sales and 2027c earnings
over
the previous fiscal period, John P. Glass, President, told share¬
holders in the company's annual report released on Jan. 17.
Net sales rose to $10,549,940 compared to $7,067,837 in fiscal 1959
while
net
income
was
$604,758 as against $200,148 in the previous
record
Earnings
the
in
share
outstanding
share of common stock
per
period
1959
to
in
$1.52
of both
the end
at
were up
fiscal 1960 on
from 50 cents
398,000 shares
years.
for
aircraft
in
use
synchros and.other rotating
missile control, guidance and
and
computing systems, had income before taxes of $1,313,895 during the
past
fiscal
year
compared to $423,148
in
1959.
Working capital
increased
to
$1,821,998 from $1,427,855 in
1959 while shareholders'
to $1,903,817 the year before.
equity amounted to $2,508,574 compared
Glass
Mr.
business
of
that
shareholders
told
to
due
was
an
the
accelerated
significant increase in volume
sales effort coupled with a
growing demand for an almost infinite variety of rotating components.
He attributed the marked improvement in earnings to greater output
of company-wide
cost
controls
and
increased
afforded by the
Colorado Springs plant of the company's Western Division.
and
efficiency
the
was
not
New
acquisitions.
However,
possibility
that companies with highly specialized
be
development
acquired
p.
are
volume
sales
190,
through
achieved
been
product development based
and
—V.
not
growth of Clifton Precision
might not
bar
capabilities
ing
the continuing effects
production efficiency
out that the
pointed
had
increases
did
employee,
per
Products
product of internal performance and that sales and earnings
Glass
Mr.
organized on Aug. 1, 1959.
The company's
principal manufacturing facilities are located at
Orangethorpe, Anaheim, Calif.
boards
in
on
expected
1961
and
technical
for
Oct*
annual
or
the company's research, engineer¬
to make major contributions to
the years ahead, Mr. Glass said.
and
is
1960)
report
the final quarter of fiscal I960
Cockshutt and its subsidiaries
mailed to stockholders.
profits
reported
now
being
Report—
in
by
of the
reported for fiscal
1959.
Net
profits amounted to $1,$1.18 per share for fiscal 1960,
as
against $1,813,164,
sales
of
$38,790,452
were
slightly
in
excess
$1.67 per share for the preceding year.
his
Bechhold, President, notes
in 1960, compared
in equipment sales
was made entirely in
its prime market, Canada, where sales advanced
by about 15%—an increase proportionately higher than the industry
total, with a consequent betterment of the company's, share in the
that
to
sales
letter
of
$30,300,000
Canadian
are
as
missiles,
in
estimated
PROCEEDS—The
the
from
of
and
the
proceeds
offered
securities
the
of
sale
after
of
payment
company's
own
commission and expenses
offering estimated to be
proceeds will be applied as follows:
present bank indebtedness secured
(a) approximately $19,000 to retire
receivable;
accounts
by
(b)
to be realized by the company
hereby will be approximately
underwriter's
expenses of the
the
It is anticipated that such
$4,500.
$10,000
to
repay
bank
$10,000
a
guaranteed
loan
Donald E.
by
Liederman;
approximately $35,000 for leasehold improvements and equip¬
ment in the new premises;
(d) the balance of approximately $36,000 is to be used for working
(c)
capital.
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
-V.
192,
stock
Outstanding
300,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
lc).
(par
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
2507.
p.
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Expansion
to
stockholders,
farm
in
market.
equipment
1959.
The
M.
Benno
rose
for expansion, mostly
Charles E. Eble, President
in
1961
buildings,"
machinery,
equipment,
new
$305,000,000
invest
will
Edison
'Con
for
the New York utility announced on Jan. 17. "This is the largest
capital budget for any one year in the company's history," Mr. Eble
pf
said.
It
outside
from
to
$31,000,000
company's
increase
about
that
understood
was
raised
$200,000,000
probably
sources,
this
of
the
in
amount
will
be
of bonds.
form
capital budget
including pay¬
plants," Mr. Eble noted.
"By far the greater part of this money must be spent to expand the
company's
electric system to supply the needs of our more
than
2,800,000 electric customers."—V. 192, p. 2120.
the
"For
for
1961 through 1965 our
well over $1,100,000,000,
period
expenditure of
five-year
the
York City for the subway power
Copter Skyways, Inc.—Proposes Offering—
Hotel, Pittsburgh,
on
Jan. 16,
1961,
stock, to be offered for
public sale at three cents per share. The offering is to be made by
C.
A.
Benson & Co., Inc., on a best efforts basis, for which it will
receive
a
selling commission
of
$.0045
per
share
plus $5,000 for
The
offices in the Penn-Sheraton
statement with the SEC
with
company
filed
Pa.,
registration
a
of
15,000,000 shares
covering
par
no
common
expenses.
The
company
developing
In
the
September
said
Inc.,
property
and
for
base
a
The
of
Mr.
stock
of
in
stock
lists
sold
David
shares
his
exchange
of
5,000
company,
The
through
company
for
exercise
bers,
in
of
the
The
will
the
of
a
in
Johnstown
apply the
stock,
$5
Jan.
on
be
offered
attempt
to
sell
tc
common
par
under
December
a
President.
9.32%
of
the
the
stock,
1960
to
Airways
Co.—Proposes Offering—
to
be
the
was
statement
issued
12,
for
shares,
organized
from
the
of
Proceeds
of
per
in
at
$3
reserving
regis¬
500,000
a
covering
sale
per
15%
share.
of the
additional 350.000 shares
An
are
filed
Colo.,
1961,
public
reserved
directors
to
being $3
business
business,
its
of
shares
and
stock.
common
Pittsburgh
and
for
mem¬
board
August
Insurance
1959
and
Commissioner
in
of
June 1960
Colorado to
annuity policies, and
be applied to the com¬
writing life insurance,
the
particularly
Officers,
upon
issuance
advisory
share.
stock
the
sale
writing
will
of
life
insurance.
The
company
now
has outstanding 90,855
common
shares.
prospectus lists C. C. McAfee as Board Chairman and Charles T.
as
of
promoter,
outstanding
in
shares
SEC
the
price
license
the
re-insurance.
pany's
to
acquisition
to
President,
as
the
16,000,000
registration
options
exercise
company
received
engage
of
one.
with
common,
company
Machey
interest
3,200
into
to
E.
(76%)
stock
total proceeds for salesmen's commissions.
included
purpose
DuBois,
proposes
$352,500,
at
of 304 Main St., Grand Junction,
statement
of
The
estimated
Cortez Life Insurance
shares
the
for
property and capital deemed necessary to
including $150,000 for a helicopter and $65,000
converted
split
1960
operations.
Mackey
was
Pa.
sale,
business,
16,000,000
company
Bradford
between
Meyersdale,
prospectus
owner
August
equipment,
its
commence
to
its
basic
the
all
a
heiicopter
of
in
uses of helicopters in
the Pittsburgh area.
acquired all the stock of Pittsburgh Airways,
certificate for transoortation of persons and
it
hold
to
by
proceeds
organized
was
commercial
1960
Somerset
The
in sales
31;
Consolidated
or
printed
use
computers, read-outs, satellites, radar and en¬
coding discs, and also in industrial and commercial circuits including
hi-fidelity components and communications and television equipment..
which
152.
upsurge
299,646,
executive
837 East
engaged in the design and manufacture of
in complicated electronics systems such
is
company
employed
he
time.
in
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Ltd.—Annual
$38,720,577
York corporation, was
New
a
and
tration
the
Nov.
on
Corp.,
thereupon acquired all the out¬
Printed Circuit Corp.,
a
California
3, 1959, to acquire the business of a
arid
venture
offices
ments to New
a
1960,
Consolidated
of
organized
corporation,
joint
calls
Sales
28,
Nov.
on
stock
standing
of
2608.
p.
share.
per
five
last
program
circular, Russell & Saxe,
16 offering
Jan.
a
BUSINESS—Consolidated Circuit
incorporated
Common
goal of 150 new outlets in 1960.
which has expanded faster than any
years,
in 1960 opened its first
pany's original
in
Stock Offered—
Consolidated Circuit Corp.—Common
$100,000,
the
December,
in
Sales
in
Center
with $38,976 or 13 cents a share in
303,572 shares then outstanding,
announced recently.
the
on
fiscal
for
During
circuit
Corp.—Record Sales for Division—
Butler
the
of
Sales
In
principally in Minneapolis and will act as agent of
managing and operating its properties.
Center is in the
Sales
stock
common
earlier.
The
(ended
Center, which was recently organized to acquire and develop certain
properties in Minneapolis, is wholly-owned by Baker Properties, Inc.
Baker Properties operates and owns or controls various business; prop¬
erties
•
per
City Products
net
thereon.
Inc.—Sales, Net Up—
$45,517 or 13 cents a share on the
outstanding for the fiscal year ended
of
compared
year
Ruland
J.
profits
Inc., 50 Broad St., New York 4, N. Y., publicly offered
125,000 shares of this firm's 10 par common stock at
below.—V. 192, p. 2608.
Realty & Investment Co.,
share, without underwriting. ., .
The proceeds are to be used to purchase equipment
capital.—V. 192, p. 895.
«
.
at
offered
of
a
M.
net
of
1960
fiscal
Pursuant to
Securities Co.—Merger Cleared—
Madison, Wis.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The corporation on Jan. 9;
1961 filed a letter of notification with
the
SEC
covering 30,000 shares of common stock
(no par) to be
1091.
order
of
category.
had
shares
30,
ceding
As
company
Minneapolis, Minn., has applied to the SEC for
under the Investment Company Act permitting
borrowings from Investors Syndicate of America, Inc.; and the com¬
mission has issued an order giving interested persons until Jan. 26
company,
exemption
reprocessing of
corporate pur¬
V)
Clifton's
provision
investment
Center Inc.—Proposes Borrowing—
The
into quicklime; $50,000
Cinestat Advertising Corp.,
An
an
to convert limestone
firm
343,572
.
the company has outstanding
stock, of which Marvin H. Mahan, President,
shares, and management officials as a group own 397,250
Christiana
thereby obtaining
Fund,
retail
Consolidated American Services,
including working capital.
addition to certain indebtedness,
367,250
owns
until
persons
1, 1961, to request a hearing thereon, it was announced
In
for
SEC
debentures.
of
listed
manufacturer
This
Clifton, which designs and manufactures
provision of the Investment Company Act;
a
commission has issued an order giving interested
and the
Feb.
a
recently, the reprocessing of used thermoplastic
manufacturers. The $495,000 net proceeds of the
used as follows: $350,000 to construct and equip a
be
a
involved in
be
515,000 "shares of common
.
Order—
ultimately
on
the American Stock Exchange, is the
mens' and boys' sport shirts in the $1.99
The company produces 600,000 garments
week in plants in Tennessee and Jamaica, W. I.—V. 192, p. 795.
Sept.
are
result of this acquisi¬
at $1.85 per share.
A
this acquisition
As
estimated
now
are
would
conversion
corporation,
under
and
more
New Jersey,
components
Fund
Centennial
of
stock
1961.
for
projected
1961
for
of
Berger
largest
share.
purchase additional equipment and inventory for
thermoplastic materials; and the balance for general
period.
Celotex
and
per
to
preceding year, converted at the rate of $2.80 to the
Celotex received dividends of $186,398 from Celotex
$433,380 for the
pound
will
in
plant
kiln
$67,964,618
were
to stockholders, Mr. Collins said that while Celotex's
sales volume was down 11%
from that of the preceding year, housing
starts declined 18%
in a fall-off which began in the early months of
his
In
at 50c
company
;
;
also recommended that directors declare a 5%
stock
at their meeting on Jan. 20, payable on March 10 to holders
of record Jan. 31. Colonial Corp., in addition, pays a regular quarterly
dividend of 15 cents per share.
extrusion
for
record
basis in 1959,
same
and
wastes,
result
a
Mr.
in the
by¬
products of the chemical and petrochemical industries, the manufacture
and sale of lime and the neutralization and disposal of chemical and
Chairman,
taxes were $2,087,128, equal to $1.78 per
shares outstanding.
This compares with
earnings after
on
1,028,651
and
share
the
:
special
a
dividend
15,000 common shares from cer¬
purchased
its wholly-owned subsidiary, Chemline Corp.,
businesses of buying and selling and refining
engaged
acid
at
America,
previously
tion,
The
and
company
month
sales
of
stockholders
tain
//
Corp.—Annual Report—
Celotex
Net
to
underwriter has
principal
Caspers Tin Plate Co. operates two steel warehousing units, Lafayette
Steel & Aluminum Corp., Chicago, and Westate's Steel Co., Santa Clara,
Calif., both wholly owned subsidiaries.—V.
and
its
share
per
headed
underwriters
of
be
to
J'
Corp.—Stock Dividend—News—
small
headquarters
with
Co.,
Can
the
are
is
See Delaware
Chicago, is engaged in the
lithographed
specialty
cans
for
packaging of candy, cakes, specialty foods and other products.
Managing the new company will be Albert and Philip Armato, who
Olive
manufacture
value
asset
Cockshutt's
There are currently 935,580 common shares outstanding.
President, stated the company is now in a position to
acquisition program.
Colonial 1 is currently in the final
stages
of negotiating its first-acquisition, an apparel manufacturer
which he estimated would add about 25 cents per share to the $1.60
be offered for public
made in late February on an all-or-none basis by
by Godfrey, Hamilton, Magnus & Co., v.ho will
commission of 36c per share plus $20,000 for expenses.
The
offering
Olive Can Co. and com¬
The purchase price was
disclosed.
not
measure
of
1608.
'Sol. Berger,
further
cor¬
new
a
p.
share.
per
Ended—
1771.
p.
shares.
said
Chairman,
Caspers
poration to be operated under the name of
pletely unrelated to Caspers Tin Plate Co.
long-range
a
improvement
>
,
land
sub¬
toward diversification
meeting on Jan. 17 voted
to increase the number of authorized common shares "Uf capital stock
from
1,000,000 to 2,000,000.
The par value remains unchanged at $1
N. J., filed a registration
covering 200,000 shares of
sale at $3 per share.
The
the
with
stock,
common
In
that it has sold all
operating assets of its wholly owned subsidiary, Olive Can Co.
company
statement
poses,
Co.—Sells Subsidiary—
Tin Plate
Chicago
as
the
192,
toward
power.—V.
Colonial
74 Dod St., Elizabeth,
SEC on Jan. 16, 1961,
of
company,
resins
and
Caspers
B.
about
rose
revenues
1960
The
The
sources
12 months ended Nov. 30, 1960,
comparable period ended in 1959.
Utility
of
share
per
shares and $154,337
average common
in the
$10,082,655 in
836
all
from
Revenues
$12,260,216
the
the
maintain
are based on the average of 782,827 shares of com¬
outstanding, after $126,715 for preferred dividends; the
stock
previous year's basis was 677,852
for
preferred dividends.
in
to
the previous year's figure, notwithstanding a
the average number of shares outstanding.
in
increase
earnings
Current
mon
.
equaling
$1.32,
at
rate
The
net income of $1,161,208 from operations In
30, 1960, up from $1,052,292 earned in the
a
Nov.
calculated
as
their
of
and
Stockholders
commission has vacated
suspension
Utilities Co.—Net Up—
well
Syndicate.
owned
Chemsol, Inc.—Files Offering—
California-Pacific
is
earning
as
$17.6
to
reached
million a year ago.
' v; .
7-'
the N. K. Winston-Sanson Florida Corp., a
construction company, now a wholly owned
$7.8
acquisition
sidiary,
for
1
1091.
192, p.
.•••
j
—
.
—V.
1960—12 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
with
The
reduction of inventories during
million.
Bank borrowings at
lowest level since 1955 and
15%
a
million
$20.6
million
$5
development
its order of April 13, 1960, temporarily
suspending a Regulation A exemption with respect to a public stock
offering by Champion Ventures, Inc., of 600 Mile High Center, Denver,
Colo.
The
suspension order was based upon the company's failure
to comply with certain conditions of the regulation, in that the company
failed to file an accurate report of stock sales and failed to co-operate
with
the
commission
by its failure
to respond to letters from the
commission.
Subsequently, an accurate report of sales was filed; and
the commission concluded that it would be appropriate to vacate the
Butler Brothers—Sales Up—
Period End. Dec. 31—
'•!. .t..y
''-.J
is
i > TTie
2119.
p.
compare
space,
acquiring and developing the properties
will be raised in part through the sale
requirements
Champion Ventures, Inc.—Suspension
5#
before
or
on
office
of stock; and the balance will be provided in part through
cash
Investors
cate
called for redemption on March 17, 1961, all of
convertible subordinated debentures due 1974 at
105.5% plus accrued interest. Payment will be made at The Cleveland
Trust Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
Each $1,000 debenture may be converted into 41 shares of common
stock
total
of the total storage space.
mortgage loans aggregating $20,000,000 to be made
All the outstanding stock of Investors Syndi¬
by Investors Diversified Service, Inc. Because of certain
intercompany relationships, Center is an affiliate of an affiliate of
IDS, which controls Investors Syndicate..
~
-
by
has
company
outstanding
the
of
of
also notes
report
from
1960
year-end
Monday, January 23, 1961
. . .
construction
three
Co.—To Redeem Debentures—
Brush Beryllium
The
its
77%
about
of
$24,850,000. ..The.funds
be
of $1,000,000
purchase offer being made to the holders of common
stock of the corporation giving them the right to purchase two-fifths
of a share of common stock of Avnet Electronics Corp. for each share
of the corporation held.—V. 193, p. 4.
under
agent
lease
the
for
annual
fiscal
be
total commercial space and 85%
of the
.Total
Corp.—Appointment—
British Industries
The
into
will
The
.
improvements,
which
entered
63%
in
present
building,
2323.
value of the corporation.—V. 192, p.
par
the
of
York Triist Co. has been appointed registrar
$1 par value and $1.25 cumulative preferred
Chemical Bank New
stock,
downtown
Minneapolis.
It proposes to demolish all
on»such
property,
except an*
office
completely, modernized; and to construct an
integrated set of. buildings thereon.'. Arrangements have already been
block
entire
Inc.—Appointment—
Bowser,
The
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'
\
directors
outstanding stock.
and
advisory
board
* The
Dolan
members
own
Volume
193
Number
6023
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
:
.
.
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(377)
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5
LJL.
t
Cove
Vitamin
&
Pharmaceutical, Inc.—Securities Of¬
fered
Hill, Thompson & Co., Inc., and Globus, Inc., •'
offered, on Jan. 16, 108,000 units of Cove Vitamin at '
$3,125 per unit consisting of one share of common stock
and
p.
sales,..whose products and markets complement Dover's present
activities, and which will extend Dover's ability to serve the
petroleum
and other, industries,'' the proxy statement said.
"Dover also believes
—
that
OPW
plement
will
the
able
be
present
develop additional products, which
to
products
■
of
both
Dover
one
stock
common
PRIVILEGE—Each
share
of
This
purchase
share
price
the
in
warrant
for
common
-entitles
period
a
is
second
during the fourth
purchase warrant.
$3.50,
share
a
$4.50
year;
fifth years.1
and
to
from
yeais
during
the
purchase
one
the issue date.
the
first
year;
third
Espey Mfg. & Electronics Corp.—ICBM Order—
Espey Mfg. & Electronics Corp.,
Saratoga Industries Division, at
Saratoga Springs, N. Y., has received an initial
order from Martin
Co.
covering a long-range program to provide electronic
ground sup¬
port equipment for the Air Force Titan
com¬
192,
,'■•
-
Jan.
holder
the
five
of
2016.
will
OPW."—V.
and
,
and
year;
$4
$5
Dow Chemical
The
share
a
a
Midland,
795,093
ended
v
and
Mich.,
1960.
30,
amounted
Jan.
on
totaling $33,256,725
The net
for
to
14
the
$1.19
sales
six
of
share of
per
$408,"
period" '
months
taxes
plan.-^-V.
192,
1396.
p.
•".
*
/
.
.
v'!.\V//: 'Vv "V
.
Cowles Chemical Co.—Debentures Offered—This
according
company
formed
was
in
1885
and
named
of
one
its
its
the
distributes
the
Taxes
for
in
use
./•".
..
holds
patents
pending
The
company's
Skaneateles Palls,
on
variety of products
a
and
Dec. 23
at
automated
chemical- detergent
development
laboratories,
chemical.production facilities.
potassium
•;-'
;,.v
■
and
GIVING
v
4%
sub.
conv.
note
Common
to
shares
''Includes
and
debs,
payable
also
1980______
:
shares
for
reserved
have
issuance
in
the
the
terms
and
forth
below
subject
'*
■
Goldman,
'
v.
White,
McDonald
named
the
—v.; 192,
The
Infrared
dealers
for
and
Inc.,
below.—V.
192,
of
quiring
below
the
this
(1)
SEC
has
under
issued
the
decision,
a
Investment
and
order,
Company
Act
it
7
this
company into Christiana Securities Co.
The
assets of Christiana as of
Sept. 30, 1960 with
market value
Nov.
on
11,
1960,
value
funds
tory
'1
A, .7 7'•
Co.
On
(12,199,200 shares,
the
Rerltv
ware
holdings
22.6%
was
of
by
and
If
after
which
of
Pont
the
total
74.5%
shares
the
of
of
common
the
total
/
assets
of
(based
common
preferred
its
terms
785,000
the
of
shares
64,557 shares
for
0.08224
Christiana
other
all
and based
merger
of
Delaware
Christiana'
of
shares
of
owned
Realty
11,
"
(or
All
P.
Delaware Realty
of
Christiana
and
will
stock
be
will
preferred
cancelled
remain
nouncement
made
was
6%
with
mortgage
into
note,
stock
the
a
Jan.
•
and
lodge
will
revenue
result
including residential
of
:
The
and
•'
restaurant
facilities
and
from
the
the
the
planned
initial
>
industrial
firms
ims
of
areas
large sand-beaches, boat marina and fishing piers.
of-water-to
development
creation
of
the
stock
Growth,-CanPtvi
moome
co
$1,500,000 being
made
available, by
his
.mmes
to
and
the
with
28
building
miles
of
dam
the
of
and
87
shoreline
a
o
dam
will- create
billion
gauon
28
,
Dover
Corp.—Merger News—
Corp.,
stockholders
of
OPW
Corp.,
of
;
The
•
merger
It
companies.
-
of
•
the
the
•
of
the
Dover
"The
Dover
.
•
into
D.
1961,
to
Dover.
"
./■
,.
C.,
>'
has
vote
The
last
year
lake
on
a
proposal
meeting
will
plan,
will
provide
of
of " OPW" -will
and $1,087,625
Dover's stock is listed
management
successful
stockholders
Dover
Dover
and
on
the
believes
its
in
OPW
NYSE.
that
.
the
be
held
of
to
of
the
j "
stockholders
-
A'
merger'of
with
an
*
Mr.
J
has
bowling establishments in Maryland,
Virginia and North Carolina. It became a
public
*
the
Mitchell's
organization.
board.
when
it
sold
120,000
&
Sons
shares
and
R.
of
class
A
stock
Dickson
S.
&
Co.,
to
Inc.
•
-
'
•
acquired
was
on
191,
Morse's
all-cash
an
majority
basis
but
interest
specific
in
the
terms
were
1109.
p.
Foods
Co.—Appointment—
for
agent
2221.
trucking
improvement
<
I
note
payable
Federation, Inc. expects I960 earnings to be
approximately
share, Edward L. Johnson, President, told the New York
Security Analysts on Jan. 12.
said that preliminary
year-end
figur^s^^hqw..substantial growth
per
Society
company's
He
in
all
categories
accounts
the
Pan
and
and
if funds
approximately $70,000 for
are
also
intends
to
the
use
EFFECT
TO
FINANCING
PRESENT
He
new
for
common
one
shares
2507.'. :'
p.
*
:
that
to
Mr.
this
he
9,
Jan.
filed
1961
notification
working capital.
; v
'
„'
'
•
-
believes
Slidell,;
Jan.
am
by
build
$1,712,000
a
by
1:
•'■'
/'
Jan.
on
-
to
1960
those
F.
Worth,
Fort
Texas,
FISCAL
with
Facilities
emphasis
same
additional
personnel and facilities,
period
a
Profit
by
Margolis,
M.
profits
brought
was
of
sale
watches
said:
"in
the
of
of
about
:
third
the
by
continued
the
firm's
steady
right
itself
slipped
said
sales
rose
Watch
pleted
Mr.
Margolis said
industrial
Z ings
-
♦
a
•
a
Despite* - the "dip- in
;
•.
to
favorable
Electronics
evidence
4
The
trend
to
Hoard
profitable
«ome>
for-the
ago.
noted
orders
picked
time.;-"-v
Chairman
said
acquisitions.—V.
in
Titan
up
...* i *
Elgin
192,
p.
.
of
the
is pushing
1397.
•:.7
its
-
.
is
became
all
the
in
categories
loan
..
holding
savings
the
fiscal
com¬
loan
and
27th
ended
year
after
also
taxes,
said
in
his
year,
first
report
in
owned
world's
of
record
a
consecutive
publicly
the
of
one
August
largest
elsctrical
completed
from
revenues
30,
fiscal
1960
contracts
to
amounted
$56,316,569,
as
earnings
of
1959.
$2,528,714,
after
equivalent
of
Sept.
30,
hand
into
First
and
Western
the
as
against
Federal
to
$1.51
1960
the
totaled
pre-tax
taxes
income,
on
share
per
totaled
the
726,300
on
backlog
comoany's
of
com¬
a
on
uncom¬
$89,600,000,
for
account
National
City
Los Angeles.
Electric
International
facilities
Banks
at
Airport
at
at
in
York,
New
the-
and
k
Important industrial installations
plant
Montreal,
Columbus,
Ohio.
Los Angeles
Canada,
Airport
projects
included
the
Atlas
Missile
the
and
site
in
work
Trans-
Wyoming,
site' in
Colorado,
and
instrumentation
and
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio.
the
U.
Post
S.
George
projects
national
residential
Office
at
Houston,
Tex.,
Washington Bridge in New Yors
in which the company engaged
defense
and
construction
and
are
*
electrical^
The
new
the second level
examples of other
during
or
various
other
the
year..
,
,
he
seeking
-
public projects, rather than new
general measures'of economic
more
'"•**.
"Approximately
were
of
in
earnings."
extended
President,
for
activity.
-
program
in
loans ;
new
during
OUTLOOK—Commenting on the prospects for the current year, Mr.:
Fischbach said, "it should be noted that the principal factors affecting
the
company's operations are capital expenditures by industry
and.
business for plants,, buildings and other facilities, together with outlays.
for
*?.
and
Sept.
income,
on
defense
at
public
earnings, Mr: Margolis said,
two month period when
sharply, reversing a decline in
'
softening
7.03%
income,
and
company's
company
was
was
Airlines
automated
$9,677,625
past
*
said.
on
earlier.
taken
Missile
work
•
the
he
some.
rates
Highs—News—
for
Net
year
the
Moore
ended
net
and
the
Major
profit squeeze in the firm's
.difference in third quarter earn-.
,
-
billings against which
profit and loss purposes. Among
office buildings under construction and
covered by
the
contracts during the past year were those of the Chase
large
included
■
-
sales
industrial -division
v/as
Division
lor
year
it,"
averaged
contracts
previous
into
Travelers Insurance Co.,
continuation of the
a
division-accounted
as'Compared
home
.
level.
record
a
the
taxes
year
been
company's
the Christmas
from
a
Manhattan
'*,
slightly,
the
1960.
completed
$49,023,504
contracts
not
Canada
through
hold
despite
interest
affiliates
RESULTS—Gross
year
BACKLOG—As
ago.
in net
Division.
sustain
of common stock outstanding as of the fiscal year end,
with net earnings of $1,033,180
(or
$1.42
per
share
comparable basis) for the previous fiscal year.
the
increase
*
'
:
quarter
year
a
of
to
pared
>
Board,
over
all
to
that
average
Chairman
and
1960
before
included
the
$2,896,431
virtually
that
said
order
stated.
associations,
ne
loan industry *
and
shares
v
Chairman
increase
an
Margolis
>
•
the
any
since
with
$1,098,714,
Inc.
$60
companies.
Consolidated
on
ago.
year
in
he
loan
savings
Inq., a leading savings and
11
affiliates
operating 20
California.—V. 192, p. 1301.
earnings
fiscal
the
compared
Second Regional Office.
contracting officer for FAA,
Missile
&
13.8%,"
ind
the
continue
analysts
December,
Fischbach,
$2,179,980
in
will
we
the
for
Fischbach
estimated
an
growth of the industry despite a downtrend
due to merchandising.
heme mortgage market, we have
captured
reached
stockholders
1960.
for
and
the
from
revenues
30,
contracting
•
11
of
savings
company to extend its growth
to continue a high level of
throughout
Henry
to
Federation,
comprised of
is
uninterrupted
V."
•'
signed
in
our
1959
of
said, "and
exceeded
be
was
end
figure
for
Federation's
Financial
Gross
completed within 11 months, will aid in the
of commercial aircraft in the latter's approach
to
the
7 Fischbach & Moore, Inc.—Record
air traffic
of '
personal
active
the
told
7.18%
expect
he
at
national
nationally,
Financial
and
"We
Sept.
for the Federal Aviation Agency,
it
Arnold H. Kagan, Electronic's Board
La.,
11
will
Inc.
and
an
is
satisfied
offices
■
combination
a
and
sees
was
pursued
I
and
pany,
Missile Facilities Inc.—To Construct—
Facilities
the
that
rates
' '
of
income
savers,
no
reason
to
anticipate that the fulfill¬
going to be seriously impaired.
He added
industry's long-term position is eminently sound.
have
11961,"
with
the
function
Johnson
-
letter of
a
result
personal
for
market."
outlook
Johnson
explained
made
With
in
enduring function of
an
inventory of money
provide
of
"We
to $9,547,099 this- yean Net profits in the quarter were $668,603, compared to $923,637 a year ago.
*
; *
.
into
the
interest
J.—Files
"the
was
he said.
"A parallel growth was recorded v
operations are all located.
Savings accounts, ;
there than nationally—with
an
increase
of
more
the
ii^ home building
' 1
•
Inc.
1960,"
with
it
the
our
far
grew
ment
-
millipn or 30.1%.
UNi,.
growth of! the savings and loan industry
billion
of
said
192V
v
$49.7
end
where
assessing
He
Savings
loans
mortgage
that
compared
that
affiliated
of
27 Va %.
or
and
$66
increase
attractive
return
22%
•/In
is
million
mr v30%
the
from
the
at
California
however,
"
-....;
,..
. v.
that
$72
million,,
steady
mortgage
out
1960,
increased
last year
•
OPW
very
market.
old.—V.
a
operation's/ " Assets
than
$63
despite an estimated 19% reduction in housing
savings and loan industry did not feel the major
"Actually mortgage loans heid by savings and loan associations
for
brunt.
500,000 shs.
of
share
a
billion
in
company's
more
Federation,
factors:
pointed
starts
Outstanding
600,000 shs.
value)
said
Financial
responsive home
remain¬
the
oyer,
increased /over
Johnson
savings,
the
of
increased
increased
outstanding
Mr.
to
of
associations
equipment
of
rented
negotiated
use
above.—V.:/l92,
and
on
Green,
projects
Sales
in
closely held
a
and
and
of
Financial
$4.10
'
and "
the
be
can
management
% 1■;
season," he
meeting
to- merge
247 5t)0
is
»'V
the
business, consisting of management,
receive
cash.
the
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., motion
Development Co., Ltd., The
Manufacturers Trust Co. has been
appointed transfer
5% junior preferred stock of the
company.—V. 192, p.
several
cents' par
control
and
Henry
•
stock
the
in
Financial Federation, Inc.—President's
Remarks—
the
surplus scrap materials. ;
acquisition of scrap inven¬
%
•
R.
Mr.
special
a
sites
1419.
Fairmont
of
the
off
pay
GIVING
on
at
contract
"Our
called
18
chain
1959
disclosed.—V.
the
to
in
for
used
/'?y v;'';. :■ %" /..
facilities,
$26,526,000,
v
-
sale
proceeds
expenses
be
consummation
and
fencing
and
•
' "
to
net
will
shown:
priority
automotive
and
sold,
deducting
proceeds
Elgin National Watch Co.—Net Up—
the*
agreement
has been
approved
by- directors' of
both
requires the approval of holders of at least two-thirds
shares of Dover. »■" " ■
s
7"'
*" '■
common
company.
•
14,
of
The
area
The Elgin,
111.," company has announced profits in the 40 weeks
period ending Dec. 4, 1960, of $717,023, compared to $188,030-through
reservoir.
outstanding
V Under-
.
Feb.
Cincinnati,
pover, Del.
'
Washington,
for
Carribean
is a prime contractor on govern¬
facilities for electronic, missile and
communication
installations.
"The company expects
to bid on addi¬
tional traffic control centers now. projected end on a number of those
yet in the planning stage," Mr. Kagan said.—V. 192, p. 2017.
7
•
the
vessel as previously described and for the con¬
refrigeration.
If business conditions warrant
Missile
&
Electronic
ment
two
450-acre
a
consist
Ltd.,
in
of
New
and
Dover
;
not
funds
&
announced
country.
Howard, the
investment com¬
">s**vring the
foot-high
and
•
Orleans, Mr. Kagan said.
They are part of the FAA's ac¬
and
vastly A expanded
program
to establish
adequate and
up-to-date air traffic controls in the important centers throughout the
in addition to the- completed land purchases of 2,400 acres,
Doe Run stream; by uie- .uoc--»a.ie/ ^orp., headed by L.. H.
Callaway, successful Louisville real estate-"developer:
The design and
the
Bowling,
centers
effective guard
an
company
r 7
celerated
along
engineering-for
will
Lanes
bowling
Norlantic
physicians and patients.
Lanphier
said
that
Fairbanks
Stop Nut Corp. of America—Tenders—
center
guidance
W,
small business
Fair
of
announcing
had
Inc.' TJr<,si*,'>"%
of
hospitals,
to
shares
6,000
These
is
pany
in
is
after
the
Chairman.
the sale
repay
issue
to be used for
$9,000
(2V&
development
was
investment.
According, to
1
the
corporation
control
hotel-
including
In addition,
u.i
of
the
to
purchase
available
are
Electronic
an¬
shares, $100,000
6% 7-year sinking
lots,
business
of
$20,000);
Amerace'Corp.,
Cecil
shoreline
of
a
maximum
a
bowling establishments in the
against crcss-infection of patients.
the acquisition on Jan. 16, Thomas G.
Lanphier, Jr.,
Fairbanks Morse,, estimated that the
company's disposable
hospital products sales volume would exceed $2 million
in
1961.
He
said
studies
indicated
a
rapidly growing demand for one-use dis¬
posable products which represent not
only a new factor of safety in
the administration of
drugs but also a marked reduction in cost for
agents
as
.
These
order
$37,000
the
cargo
1709/'./.;
The
BUSINESS—Major
miles
as
as
In
covering 1,400 shares of common stock (no par) to be offered
at $50 per share,, without underwriting^
The proceeds are to be used-for equipment of a laboratory, research
merger;*
14,
the
vessel
such
and
of
The
50,000
$900,000
and
use
the SEC
debentures.
fund
Lanes
p.
President
•
of
warrants" for
acting
with
of
through Alex. Brown
190,
year
$1,500,000 financing of this
Louisville, Ky., firm by Growth Capital, Inc., a Cleve¬
land, O., small business investment company. The fi¬
nancing involves the purchase of 50,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock at $4 per share, $300,000 of 62/2%
7-year
debentures
Board
j
vessel
Inc., Caldwell, N.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Realty
outstanding,':
Sold—On
'
Miami.
of
Electronic
Corp.—Securities
of
string
a
chairman
as
Columbia,
in
the
Fairbanks, Morse & Co., a major industrial
component of Fairbanxs
Whitney
Corp.,
has
acquired
a
majority
interest
in
Disposable
Hospital Products, Inc., a ban Francesco,
Call)'., company set up to
manufacture hypodermic
syringes and needles designed for one-time
loads
Miami
;
Electro-Nucleonics,
is subject to approval by holders of two-thirds of the total out¬
standing shares of each company.
:
"
^-%////./'/'•/ 7V;77.:7-.
Valley
firm
it
the
company
See
merger
Doe
in
chairman
serve
Mr.
-
in
of
of
Elastic
the
converted
Delaware
in
in
net
of the common.'
be
share'of
one
common
operate
Fairbanks Whitney Corp.—Acquires Interest—
and
basis
1960 market);
redemption price
1960 market prices,
would
common
common
Christiana).
by
shares
Nov.
On
of
public
—V.
has no funded debt.
On May 18, 1960, all the then
outstanding stock of the company, consisting of 50 shares
of no par value common stock, was surrendered in pro rata exchange
for 300,000 shares of 2Va
cents par value new common stock cn*„the
Delaware Realty has outstandfing 785,000 common
shdres, held by some
220 stockholders and with net asset value'-of $1,340.41
per-share. Under
the
such,
Authorized
issued
11,
about 3,800 holders
are
The
common.
$120
and
Fair
Inc.,
In
use
May
.
stevedoring
dock
brokers
■
The
or
^
Nov:
on
at
the
March
on
..
Maritime
cargo
$130,000
purchase
management intends
Common
its
32.7%) and
(1,217,920 shares, or
preferred and 49,000 Shares of
Christiana
the outstanding
$16;001.75. There
the
•
%
to
$10,000.
favorable
balance
/
.
Dela-*
by
of
CAPITALIZATION
cumulative preferred
which Delaware Realty'
of
The
-($14,000) equally for the financing of re¬
acquisition ■ of, additional stevedoring equipment
to enable
the company
to economically perform stevedoring services
for
vessels
with
larger
tonnage than
the
company
has heretoforer
serviced on a regular basis/*.'V.< •?..•; .< k" •; '' U '• -"V
'
net
..;/■/:/■
stock,
of
;.
scrap
a
entire
$15,000);
Bank
ceivables
represented
shares,
stock
common
net
was
(49,000
7-7 .-7;
•
deducting
per-share,was
of
common-stock
%..
of
value
largest chain
and
new
par
adopted
As
which
Federal
the
expected
are
a
funds
ing
of
outstanding 150,000 shares of 7%
150,000
asset value
the
holdings of du
has
43 5C9 shares
owns
basis,
$1,052,225,000,
••
Christiana
stock
and
Christiana
its
2.7% ).'
t
date
same
the
shipping
the
amount
($2,000).
(2) Approximately
on
merger
will
(approximately
and
stock of E. I. dti' Pcnt de Nemours
of the outstanding du Pont stock).
26.6%
or
the
up
will
for
Inc.—Foreign Expansion-
firm's
Fairbanks
Batteries,
also
Schlesinger Organization, Turriff Construction Co.
Butler's, Ltd., have a financial interest in the
company
customarily collects and
its warehouse facilities, and after
in
regular
land
,
investments* reflected-at
$2,418,263,000, of which 98.6% was
was
Gould-National
star
:
(approximately
-
represented by its holdings of common
and
the
dead
entering
purposes
acquisition
the
of
to
battery charger systems,
program.—V.
192, p. 304.
initial venture in
England
London area and other cities.
weight (approximately 200 feet long) re¬
approximately 15 men.
No particular vessel has
by the company for acquisition.
The company
of
of engaging
Such
: :
announced
was
tons
amount
available,
permitting
sold* to
Approximately
plan
.
Delaware Realty & Investment
Co.—Merger Cleared—
16.
vessels
v.;'; ::v'-.•»
..
chosen
company
version
The
contract
picture
•
may
by
vessel.
following
1
Jan.
items
licensed
be
500
been
estimated
7
•
the
cargo
PROCEEDS—Assuming
names:
250,000
2324.
charge.
under
similar
set
corporation
incorporation.
producers.
intends to acquire
crew
a
yet
as
\
(3)
p.
amount
Kingdom.
District
other
company
capacity
the
will
and
mills
The
Corp.—Merger Off—
Industries,
its
from
company
company
American
See
a
?
The company intends to engage in the purchase and sale of
scrap
materials.
Scrap will be obtained from the U. S. Government and
from domestic sources such as auto
wreckers, scrap yards and small
p: 2220.
Cramer Controls
will
The
its
of
..
is
freight forwarder..
principal
300,000
.
•—
six
Lanes, Inc.,
United
104.
p.
Pursuant to
—
..
$675,000
i
&
since
cargo
the
.
675,000* :
Co
193,
shares
200,000
of cargo
loading
such
cargo
of
&
Weld ,&
year.—V.
an
failure.
power
senses
conditions
respective
_•
preceding
on
unique, automatic programming,
the state of discharge of the
which
a"nounced on Jan. 12 formation
L. U
which
either temporarily warehouse or
immediately surrender particular items, depending on the instructions
the carrier.
"7 "A
V
i" ' '
r
options'"
Co.300,000
Paine,; Webber, Jackson & Curtis_„_____
309,000
/
.
,
Sachs
the
Florida
types
all
unloading
v:
of
to
warehouses
~
of
in
also
missile
Fair
$18,963,700,
$21,600,000 com¬
to
Common Stock Offered
—
all
Prior
area:
'7.. /Amount
'
■
Shearson, Hammill & Co
Gunn, Carey & Roulstonfl -Inc<^«_
,
the
to
opposite their
;/.7 TTv'/' :7; 7
/;■"
State
unloads
with
contract, the underwriters
purchase from the company
agreed
to
debentures set
of
the
contemplates
purchased
severally
amount
of
conversion
upon
$20,539,000
underwriting,
and
212,761 shs.
exercise
upon
initially reserved for issuance
v./ "...:/:///■...V.:.;:
>■
UNDERWRITERS—Under
contained
Pinsley,
Fair Lanes,
h
against
amounted
is
provide
Titan
stock at 700 per share.
______
parMOO,000 shs.
shares
debentures.
$2,500,000
$10,537,638
were
amortization
1956.
The present name of the Company was
i960,- :
"•: .;
.:
.7
'•
Eagle, Inc. has operated as a licensed contract
Outstanding
-
$2,500,000
320,000
Espey
to
is,
FINANCING
Authorized
*.
due
bank
($1
PRESENT
and
Shares
offering circular, this Florida corporation, located
3, City Docks, Miami, Fla., publicly offered
Pier
in
:■<
TO
quarter,
and
22,
organic
/
EFFECT
$41,085,000.
BUSINESS—Eagle, Inc. was incorporated
under
the
laws
of Florida,
under the name, Eagle Stevedores, Inc., on
PROCEEDS—The major portion of the net
proceeds from the sale of
the debentures will be used to
expand the company's production and
distribution facilities through the construction of a
Midwestern plant
in Joliet, 111.
M
'
V -*'71.
CAPITALIZATION
Depreciation
with
State
processes.
silicate
$39,497,494.
compared
without
5
facilities at
metasilicate;■'
facilities, research
compounding
and
as
common
:
production, research and engineering
N, Y.*/include an anhydrous
sodium
and
second
Eagle, Inc.
-
laundry,
metal
working,
food,
beverage,
fiberglass, paper, and other industries. The
1C0 foreign and domestic patents and has
over
the
with
the
pharmaceutical,
also
5 'A%
Mr.
Greater
Elec-
and
company
plant,
customers:
for
depreciation
base.
chemical,
numerous
principal
against
as
$43,200,000
pared
development program, Cowles has broadToday the company produces and nationally
diversified
line
of
high purity inorganic
and
organic
a
chemicals
company's
research
product
were
while
Smelting & Aluminum Co. By the' 1920's the company "was estab¬
lished in the chemical field,
specializing in the production of chemical
compounds chiefly for use in the commercial
laundry industry, which
Through
$24,252,229
announced
of energy wnich is
directly propor¬
tioned to the energy removed. Each
system Is equipped with a battery
containing 29 nickel cadmium cells.* The
charging cycle operates over
three basic modes:
high rate charge constant
current,. overcnarge at
low rate
charge constant current,' and trickle
.
com¬
trie
ened
to
battery and puts back
outstanding were 28,061,228 compared with 27,120,849.
*
': '
For;
three months ended .Nov. 30,. the company reported .sales
of $206,695,389 and net income of
$14,738,743, or 53 cents per share.
For the same period of
1959, sales were $202,035,115 and net inocme
$22,790,581, or 84 cents per share, /Earnings before taxes were $25,276,381 against $41,754,281 in 1959.".
on Jan. 9, $2,500,000 of
debentures, due Dec. 31,
1980, through an underwriting group headed by Shearson, Hammill & Co. and Gunn, Carey &
Roulston, Inc.
The price is 100%
plus accrued interest from Dec. 31,
1960, to date of delivery.
EUSINESS—The
'
were
amortization
pany, of Cleveland, O.', offered
5 V4% convertible subordinated
remains
units
.
.
club
was
Pinsley, President of Espey.
contract, Espey will provide 18 battery
charger power
w.iich
will be used to
operate the underground missile
system in the event of electric
This battery charger
system features
common
it
Nathan
this
launching
outstanding.
•
company
is' engaged in the sale of vitamins by
For
the same period
ih
mail order
1959, sales totaled $393,716,483 and net
through department stores.
Cove sells nationally to charge \>
income $45,118,052, or $1.66 per share.
account customers of various
J '
'
department stores, and is now engaged
V*
Earnings before taxes for the six months, were $57,508,954 comin a sales
campaign in which 42 department stores are offering thepared with $84,615,546 reported a year ago.
U. a. and foreign income
vitamin product
to
charge account customers of
the
stores
on
a
monthly
by
supply
reported
company
income
net
Nov.
ICBM,
6
Under
Co.—Sales Up, Net Down—
stock
BUSINESS—The
'
■
and
one-half
of
new
missile and radar installations,
•
.
contracts
obtained
in
fiscal
I960
airports and other public projects,"
said.
.
,
"
"As
in
many
other
fields,"
he
said,
"the
company
has
been
faced
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(378)
6
to
necessary
shares
common
but every effort is being made to effect the economies
reasonable profit margins. Barring some adverse
development of major proportions, results for fiscal x961 should be
satisfactory."—V. 192, pp. 993 and 897.
with rising costs
additional
of
assure
capital
in
stocking
—V.
193,
been
within
Soars—
Co.—Net
outstanding
1960
Inc.
Products,
BUSINESS—Garsite
sale
and
manufacture
division,
existing
under
incorporated
The
-
issue—
this
of
Expense
capital—
Working
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
PRESENT
TO
192,
for
the
both
For
30,
again
the
months)
nine
Martin
man
se*
—V.
tiie
and
repp,—ea- cn
SEC
by
months
nine
company'
45%
(up
I960.
'
1960,
totalled
the
for
those
months
ended
before
$4,826,153.
$4,017,315
earned
Transistor
combined
basis,
totalled
General
before
in
the
taxes
the
nine
$2,431,558
Transistor
Earnings
shares
profits
outstanding
60,
..,*15,523
on
1960,
wdre $1.01
-For
the
third
$19,851,137.
fiscal
This
was
increase
an
General. Instrument-General
Nov.
.
30,
1959,
Earnings
from
13%
-the
quarter.
before
•
"
.
of
5.6%
30,
three
the
of
earnings
p*e-tax
the
will
stock
by
be
the
(no
par)
Glassco
underwritten
for
working
to
with
Merrill
by
Keon
Co.
K
Street,
N.
will
S.
F.
Offering—
1960,
consists
of
acres
of
of
settlement
balance
the
Dec.
the
They
apartment
units
apartment
On
purchase
to
Wolrnan.
The
Md.
166
land.
and
9,
1960,
R.
F.
of
$43,300,000
Nov!
of
as
of
as
Nov.
title
take
to
are
existing
first
subject
192,
011
annual
project;
for
Ohio.
Salomon
the !
-
will
they
reimbursed
be
in
the., amount
deposit under the purchase contract.
will employ Swesnik and Blum, Inc., realtors, as
agent at a 4%
commission of the gross annual rentals,
the prospectus,
to
may
amount
Security
Security
inventory,
of
Philadelphia,
purchased
electronic
formerly
for
Globe
undisclosed
an
Manufacturing
Progress
Inter¬
the
sum
Company
the
ox
In
announcing the acquisition, Fred E. Braemer and S.
Dogole, Chairman of the Board and President, respectively,
that
the
acquisition
expansion
is
important
an
step
program.
theft,
sabotage and
services consist
in
•
safety and
principally
devices.
These
equipment
the
Harrison
security
company's
fence
1360,
"
alarms.
security and
::
-
Security Systems,
the
upon
common
safety,
unfilled
General
Jan.
6
in
its
regular
reported
first-half
of
company's
period
sales
Mi'ls
Inc.—Sales, Net Up—
of
Net
the
$2u5,947,296
income
$5,911,060
Ne:
Income
was
75
as
oi
cu
rent
the
the
with
ox
$..0^.281,188
-ir.cal
n. u
o*
wi.h
54
for
the
stock
the
Resea.ch
ucts
Crocker
Route
700,
dames;
In
of
of
a
and
the
the
powdered
the
192,
dietary
product
became
Inc.
initial
offering
192, p. 2326.
stock.—V,
company's
anti-intrusiont
General
Tne
to
'
\
-
,
public corporation
a
_the
public
."
«
is
commission
included
mon
to
in
s lares
stockholders
of
the
sale,
c.
to
are
Crocker
-
Milk
now
undergoing
36
to
mrds
cents
registration
e
200
by
Main
SEC
be
on
an
for
ail
or
Magnus
share
per
company
at
said
10
&
plus
statement
the
Ave.,
Jan.
on
offered
successful
are
Passaic,
17,
1961,
public
none
Co.,
sale
basis
number
regions
test
of
100,000
tion
business
mar¬
Inc.,
$18,500
an
per
filed
J
$3
by
from
share.
per
will
receive
expenses.
10,000
the
„c^
in
0
four supermarkets
nort..ern
Now
Jersey.
It
operated
now
has
as
—V-.
and
in
plans to market
major markets.
17
paid
.acquired
all
amount
present management
Keener
and
pointed
shock
car
that
out
merchandiser
and
Goodrich,
cf
of
of
dividend
10 cents
Securities
corporation
of
buy
owners
seat
for
B.
Goodrich
F.
has
Rayco
been
stock.
than
products
successful
a
convertible
covers,
more
on
Dec.
21,
1960
filed
covering $250,000 of 10-year 6r/c
15
better sta¬
a
to
soon
•
quarter,.
share for the
per
covering 50,000
SEC
stock
(110
debentures
ar.d
to
par)
five
be
offered
shares
of
involved.
are
to
be
used
for
letter
a
to be offered at
incidental
expenses
with
of notification
of common stock
shares
par
mining
to
manufac¬
letter
$30
of
notification
50,000
and
unit,
per
stock.
common
Co.
Instruments
is
proceeds
being
sale
of
stock of
Jan.
19
at
a
headed by Pierce,
A,
.
the
from
common
made
group
a
Offered—
Stock
of the
!
5
:
the
shares
■
will
be
used
company
.
and used for research and
proceeds will be added to the general funds
exhaust-
tops,
Co.—Common
Instruments
to prepay a major portion of a note payable and to
equip and furnish an addition to its manufacturing plant which is
now
being constructed
by
the
company's
lessors.* -Balance
of
the
the
by
development.
BUSINESS^—The company,
manufactures
and
No
high
of
stainless
TURNINGS'—For
had
in units of
underwriting
advertising and
development,
capitalization
of
the
$170,000
Helene
p.
for
the
and
cleaning
industrial
centers,
It also
pumps.
months
10
—
of
Curtis
amount
'
:
|
equipment
hospitals, -research
ana
ended
Aug.
ineoimd
xico
31,
1960,
$i43,j60,
o*
company
the
equal to 51
cents
common share.
per
oper¬
cleaning
in
steel
the
sales of $632,740
net
CAPITALIZATION
-
together with its subsidiaries, designs and
frequency
glassware
pharmaceutical control laboratories and other institutions.
manufactures
with
shares
'
proceeds
filed
1981
without underwriting.
are
to be used for
PROCEEDS—Net
Mr.
Approximately
he said.—V. 192,
V
debentures
at
Exchange Commission—
and
9,
years.
each year,
a
Jan.
on
price of $7.50 per share by
Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.
will continue to direct the activities
Rayco
auto
of
absorbers
corporation
common
$25
of
Harvey A:sociates, Inc., Queens Canyon, Nev.
With
Heinicke
and
Gravinetics, Inc., Phoenix, Ariz.—Files With SEC—
SEC
stock.
2018.
p.
sterilization
The
a
Public offering of 67,000 shares
of Rayco, said
owned subsidiary.
In the pur¬
the
issued
shares
of
Rayco in
Grayson-Robinson
Stores
Period End. Dec. 31—
Sales
—V.
com¬
Inc.—Sales
I960—Month—1959
—$9,752,175
193, p. 201.
Basin
retail
under the name of
outstanding 310,000
The
$EC
pension
of
Securities
stock
of
has
a
Act
Upon
completion
of
the
financing,
payable jn the
192,
current
comp.-n
'• ■—
a.,*,
ex
a
no^e
and
348,000 shares of common
stock.—V.
2018.
Mines,
of
'
Inc.
Chicago Company reported on Jan. 11
during the nine months ended Nov. 30. 1960.
Sales
r
-
;
issued
an
1933
Basin
order
A"
making
exemption
with' respect
Consolidated
,
—
■
Suspension
V •, /.
permanent the
from registration
prior sus->
under the
offering of-
to a proposed public
Mines, Inc., of Las Vegas,
Nev
Industries, Inc.—Record Highs—
The
riod
Consolidated
"Regulation
Great
r
$30,718,538 $31,152,048
'
1
Great
Lower—
I960—5 Months—1959
:
$10,150,397
Permanent—
the
192,
Ileinicke
announced
outlets
2222..
the
37 cents
against
as
With the expectation
in this quarter.
coniDEinv
The
the
wholly
a
undisclosed
an
his
principal
merchandise
,a
F.
operated
Also
share.
in January 1959, the
company is engaged in
groceries, meat aid produce and miscellaneous
Bt.op--.ue
founder,
for
1,250,000
p.
share,
per
a
110,000
underwriters
who
for
additional
underwriter
cents
N
of
The
".
ot
shares
Rayco.
turer
cents
operations.
Keener, President of B. F.
President and sole stockholder
Goodrich
systems
38
to
bilized economy and with several new prov.'.ction facilities
be completed, we are looking to the future with optimism."
per share),
The
proceeds
W.
J.
B.
Weiss and
retail
ating capital.
covering
at
Weiss,
exchange
The
the
by
be
of
year ago.
amount
must
—Files
Dec.'7,
Chocolate:
Inc.—Proposes Offering
Hamilton,
purchased
of. t'
was
company's
Minn.
A series of new prod¬
included two new cake mixes,
Betty
Organized
■»
year
the
company also introduced a
now
in
distribution in certain
Inc.,
with
stock,
Godfrey,
jy
ended
to
report to shareholders, the company stated that "while the
profits is not equai to the aiv.;-sc „„i saxes, we ie^i the
be viewed as sa' is"ac^'-v. considering the general condi¬
results
f
:,E /'
$8,176,016, up from $7,4/2,56o.
$557,574, compared with $546,578
were
in
increase
(Fred)
:
on
y
seat' covers,
Rayco
would
is
Supermarkets,
common
-oWcnxig
headed
of
125
Rayco
Mr.
1960-61
automobile
statement
A
Joseph
year.
the
are
more
registration statement
of
year.
498.
p.
through
chase
was
last
just
and
its
weight control supplement sold through
^iR-2000, a new epoxy co-reactant.
General Supermarkets,
shares
vd
30
with
earnings
its
In
Goodrich Co.—Acquires—
(E. F.)
tires
fiscal year. Gustin-Bacon manu¬
acoustical products and organic.
share, both based on the presently outstanding capital
per
The Akron. Ohio, company- has announced the purchase of "Rayco
Manufacturing Co., the nation's largest distributer of shock' absorbers,
prtdue.,
line,
which
Still
country.
Valley,
Coconut
chemical
products
keting.—v.
Golden
national.
Toas.ed
grocery
other
in
Cenoer
introduced
was
Beccy
period
period
Among key developments of the first half of the
completion of basic construction r>F the first portion
new
*:
amounted
($1
on
1-Nov.
compares
year.
fiscal
year
same
for
:
last
current
last
cents
June
This
the
■
stockholders
to
for
year.
xixe
$1,392,599
common
compared
statement
corresponding period
fiist
share
per
cen.s
sales
for
for
compared
as
mid-year
'
,'y
.y-:.
..
quarter
after- taxes
like quarter a
the
in
of
such
company,
material.
'
in
the latest
These
The
Co.—Net, Sales Up—
reported on Jail. 17 increases of
in earnings for the three months ended Dec. 31,'
Mo.
first quarter of the company's
glass fiber insulation and
Earnings
.
hazards.
City,
mat
Sales
of- Globe
closed circuit TV surveillance systems, remote monitoring
systems, remote gate control units, and electronic sounding
control
and
Globe
include
2,000
2,000
2,000
—
as
and
for-,
devices
Fox
Stetson Securities Corp
Straus, Blosser &. McDowell
factures
mobile
services,
Co.—
2,000
2222.
p.
Kansas
1960,
supplying ^trained, uniformed security patrols, Polygraph (liedetector)^-examinations and electronic security systems.;,. !
/!•»
/ yThe
purchase of Sparks,
according to the principals, strengthens
Globe's
unique, position of being able to offer industry a complete
security package, including both manpower and specialized electronic'
investigative
Corp.
—T
Frank, Meyer &
Stern,
5,000
5,000
5,000
Co
&
in sales and 2%
9 4%
samo
country's
third
largest security
services
organization,
industrial and commercial companies with protection against
guards,
5,000
5,000
5,000
Co
&
.
Space
Lane,
NortWTOst
The
the
security
5,000
Co.
Ryons
192,
fiber
current
;
.
Inc.—-5,000
Inc.—.:—
5,000
Gustin-Bacon Manufacturing
of the J. H. Sparks Company,
communications.
Sparks
was
business
and
in
specialists
2,000
2,000
2,000
Mascn-Hagan, Inc.—^-,—.^. 2 000
McCormick & Co
2,000
Metropolitan Dallas Corp.2,000
Model, Rolard & Stone...
2,000Mullaney, Wells & Co._—2,000
'Newburger, Loeb & Co.—_
2,000
Rand & Co
—
2,000
Ripcel & Co....
2,000
Saunders, Stiver & Co.—
2,000
Co.,
—
Paz-ifi"
2,000
Inc.—Acquires—
Inc.,
has
System,
division
mufflers
General Mills
Parker &
Newhard,. Cook
city.
fire,
the
Systems,
Detective
a
Systems,
7,000
7,000
Inc
Irving Lundborg & Co.——
McDonnell & Co. Inc
$265,326 annually.
to
Co.——,
&
Cq.,
Dain &
M.
Cleveland
First
Norfolk
7,000
Corp.
their
according
indicated
combined
&. Hutzler_
Redpatht
J.
partnership
formerly
totalled)
with
&
Auchincloss,
deed
The
7,000
•
Co..^^.^'7,QO0„.^Investment Corp. of
Bros.
Schwabacher
principal and
and
Co.
Co
Milwaukee
The
to
7,000
7,000
&
2.000
2,000
2,000
&
Co.
Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
Inc.
:
Faulkner, Dawkins &
Sullivan
7,000
2,000
—
Davenport
&
Co
Dittmar & Co., Inc
Elkins, Morris, Stokes
7,000
7,000
7,000
Corp.—
.
2,000
Inc
Co.,
11,090
Co.——
>
5,000
5,000
2,000
11,000
Co..
Lester,
apartment
$25,000
assets,
Philadelphia,
1709.
p.
&
The
Stroud
5.0C0
5,000
5,000
5,000
Branch, Cabell & Co
Dallas Union Securities
Co.—~
Co.—_1
Johnson,
The
fixed
$1,985,870
laoO,, compared
30
1959.—V.
30.
&
Michigan
Blum
project from Jerry
sailers $595,000 in
the
pay
5,000
Sutro Bros. & Co
Watling, Lerchen & Co.—
Beil & Hough, Inc
Bioren & Co.„—_A—-i—.
Co
&
Shares
W.
Stein Bros. & Boyce——
J. S. Strauss & Co
&
McDonald & Co.———*.
—V.
quarter.
$33,238,000
Blair
of
Hentz
H.
'/'%
& Gardner
Scranton & Co.
William R. Staats & Co.'U-.
11,000
Jackson
Pressprich &
First
have
common
the
Chas.
11,000
—-
Co
Rothschild
The
Globe
profits for the quarter totalled $1,123,C23, equal to 47
cents
share on 2,415,523 shares outstanding.
This was an increase of
over combined profits .n
the acv,'.. 0, 1959 quarter of $326,645,
equal to 43 cen s per share, calculated on the basis of 2,147,980 shares.
o*
&
the
!.-'
11,000
William
21.27^
Backlog
Co
&
Weeks
&
severally agreed,
stock purchase
following numbers of
below
company
11,900
11,000
'11,000
Co
&
Stone
Illinois
per
•
Corp.
office'
and
the
11,000
11,000
Corp.
Inc.—
Webber,
W.
L.
com¬
one
20,000,000
of
issue
of
Reinholdt
Curtis
project, com¬
and
Swesnik
apartment
to
are
and
authorized
business
18,500
Co.
The
Globe
Net
orders
&
Moseley
Paine,
selling
a
Swesnik
total
a
the
from
Securities
Hayden,
receive
H.
in
Inc.____
Securities
I-Iornblower
Washington, D. C., filed a
Jan. 16, 1361, covering $677,700
Richard
of
out
Brothers-—-—' 18,500
Equitable
capital.
which
Corp.,
interest sold.
is
it
present financing, out¬
of long-term debt;
scocks, and 10,373,664
the
of
orefsr -ed
Pierce,
& Smith
Becker
G.
A.
at
W.,
on
bonds,
mortgage
stock.
common
Lynch,
American
Los
Co.,
&
;
shares
these
of
sale
$197,500,000
of
purchasers named
and conditions of
terms
purchase
to
Lehman
the
offered
be
Investment
Partnership—Files
Securities
per
time
unpaid
which,
period.
in
the
to
Fenner
notification
of
consist
Shares
Calif.—Files With
letter
a
capital
shares
used
1411
Anne
management
up
of
be
agreement
and
at
The
$2,248,457,
were
subject
the
Instrument
$18,800,500
months
filed
of
20,000
to
of
eight
inio
provides
forma
pro
shares
Limited
April
on
Instrument-
sales
I960
Highway in Silver Spring,
in
$1,270,675.
of
the nine months."
19S0.
over
sales
Transistor
forma
pro
Nov.
PURCHASERS—-The
employees
during part of December 1959.
of trust amounting
interest payments on the deed
amount
to
$95,883.
The
general partners have each received eight
partnership units in exchange of their assignment of all of their'right, title and interest in and to the contract for the purchase of
\•
for
taxes
combined
year-earlier
ended
quarter
filed a regis¬
covering 18,990
certain
Marache
to
earnings on a combined pro .forma basis for the year-months would have been 88 c—us per snare, calculated on
of 2,147,980 shares.
V.~
nine
ago
20,
first
of
diviaend
engaged
Granbery,
then
Comparably,
the, basis'
to
the
generating, transmitting., 1
distributing and selling at retail electric energy in an area in South- •
eastern
Texas
and
in
south
central
Louisiana,
comprising
28,000
square
miles.
The company sells electric
and gas appliances
and *
cooperates with dealers in stimulating sales of such appliances.'
Md.,
1961,
is
&
Globe,
1953
17,
stock
common
States
Goodbody
forma
General
for
of
Hallgarten
$243
cash
1
in the comparable
of $1,888,755
Landover,
Jan.
to be offered
sale
completion
various
of
Herbert
Wolman
,.i>
pro
stock,
from
shares.
Registration—
on
Co., Pasadena,
offering
are
Blum
&
of
entered
General
and
the
on
shares
shares
•
partnership interests, to be offered for public sale" at $2,700
interest.
The offering is to be made on a best efforts basis by
situated
period.
1960,
combined General
0"er
share,, based
Instrument
year-ago
Nov.
to
28.77
of Nov. 30,
as
General
by
comparable
The
company,
pleted
including
.
$30,-
received
the
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
capitalization will
525,000
and
plants
from
year
standing
6,910
totaling
last
East-West
of the current fiscal
increase
of
20%
over
the
an
Dec.
and
Ross
national
$49,115,212,
jobs
to
be
anticipated that through 1961 the company's construction
require approximately $25,000,000 of additional financing
temporary bank loans. ;/•• !
;■
■> :17
including
;
...
to
pay
L'lum, the general partners, are the sole stockholders of the underwriter.
The
partnership was organized under Maryland -law in December
I960 to acquire the Glen Ross Apartments in Rosemary Hills, near
.
ol
ox
cities
54
to
may
program
;!/•%
in
of
July
presently
limited
per
months
nine
months
up
common
per
the
for
were
forma,
profits for
1959,
cost
a
Y
10,236
in
manu-
Exchange Commission—>
on
proceeds
Swesnik
Chair¬
.
taxes
pro
Net
30,
at
located
Offered—•
Stock
this
of
porate purposes. It is presently expected tria
construction expenditures
for the years 1961-61 will total approximately $90,000,000. In addition
to the proceeds from the sale of these shares and $17,018,683 obtained
contract,
10,000
share.
per
of
the nine months ended Nov. 30,
represented an 8% increase over sales
Nov.
in
Road.,
registration statement with the SEC
for
Transistor.
General
Earnings
year,
sales
This
$53,213,971.
nine
of
basis,
forma
pro
76
used
Gulf
SEC
Instrument
company
The
share
.
the
On
capacity
of
,
be
shares
off short-term notes due Dec. 31, .1961,J issued
to
provide funds for construction purposes, and the balance will be ;!
used
to
carry
forward the construction program and for other cor- ,
2040.
p.
covering
The
xjjI.
Backlog of the
over
the year-ago figure)
of Nov. 30, he stated!' Per
14.8%) were $1.01.
39
involved
year,
Co.—Common
Securities
Corp., $36.15; Carl M. Loeb,
Co., $36,011; and First Boston Corp., $35,845.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
will
Angeles, Calif.
xx,
as
(up
total
Manufacturing
provided
also employees
were
last
350,000
Rhoades &
I
firms,
expansions
a
were
$23,914,700.
Sheriff
the
common
who
company
the
$5
ended
Board
6900
non-voting
190,
The
all-nine sales records and
21% for the quarter, 28%
n.
new
:'' ,% Xv;7%!
will provide employment
during 1959
193, p. 200.
with
Securities and
,
a
of
mission
months
of
statement
,
nine
A.
devel-.
shares of
241,000 shs.
new
of
These
1959,
industries
expansions
wages
Georgia
in
productive
:
' V h
expanded
and
annual
Glassco
Outstanding
(up
In
E.
area
of
Webster
&
capital
a
company,
company's
comparison, 119
During
.
wages.—V.
of the company
earnings for
;'%■
'■ y
The
results, Mr. Benedek stated, "reflect particularly General In¬
strument's
continuing grow.h
in semiconductor and military-indus¬
trial electronics."
For the fiscal year as a whole,
he said the com¬
pany
anticipates that apprqximate.lv 3 57
oi its volume will be in
semiconductors, which now constitute its largest single product line.
Total sales for
the fisictl
year
ie.iu.ng *
28, 1961) are expected
to be approximately $75 million.
The
comparative nine-month
sales and earnings figures, for both
the
current
and
previous year included, lor the first time, results
of
General
Transistor
Corp. from
March 1
(start
of the
General
Instrument fiscal year) on a pro forma
"pooling of interest" basis.
General Transistor was merged into General Instrument as of Aug. 31,
the
million
$48.3
at
was
at
company,
shares
FINANCING
comparable year-ago periods,
over
Benedek
H.
electronics
diversified
quarter
corpora <Ao^
increased»aat-profi s
sharply
the
of
the
facilities.
Giant Food Inc.—Shares
The
Corp.—Record Highs—
third
fiscal
this
1960,
T""
1
39
established
in
Glen
1,000,000 shs.
"
10c)_
Instrument
General
Nov.
value
(par
1610.
p.
representing
lines
of
located
;■
and
plants
new
tration
of this public
Authorized
stock
Common
—V.
their
•
new
Georgians
—._.—$7,500
—
150,000
—
———
82,500
).
83
The
equipment
of plant and
Expansion
plants
new
throughout Georgia.
receive the sum of approximately $240,000.
proceeds will be used in the following order of priority:
These
the
capital investment.
plants
increased
their
$59,611,000.
will
the company
to
laws
the
the
week.
last
announced
industries expanded
additions
successful completion
the
of
the event
PROCEEDS—In
officers
hi,
industries,
manager
$61,638,000
a
present
offering,
Solomon,
other
.
addition
In
time major domestic airports such as those at Los
Angeles,
San
Francisco. Dallas,
Miami and St. Louis employ the
hydrant system and construction is under way at Washington, D. C.,
Idle wild, Chicago and others for the installation of this system. ■
the
At
Daniel
six
and
v
on
498.
p.
company's common
stock is being made by an underwriting group headed
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. and
Lehman Brothers at $36.75 per share.
The group won
award of the issue at competitive sale on Jan. 17 on its
bid of $36,161 per share. Other bids came from:
Stone
an
investment
of $38,305,000,
were
established in the
company's service area during 1959.
•;
industries with more than $50,000 of capital outlay and em¬
ploying at least 10 persons are included in the power company's
figures.
!"
""'.'7"'" '
a ..^ . -;v
857,000
was
by
owned
President,
■■
new
192,
Utilities
States
Offering
Only
machinery
of
83
located
and
permanent.—V.
Gulf
representing
1^52, for the purpose of engaging
and equipment for the
gasoline and oil marketing industries.
It maintains its . office and
principal plant at 4045 Merrick Road, Seaford, Long Island, N. Y.
The
company's principal activities are directed toward the manu¬
facture and servicing of machinery and equipment connected with the
problems of aircraft refueling.
The company has pioneered in the
development and manufacture of
hydrant valve boxes and hydrant
fueling carts and services used in the refueling
of jet aircraft at
today's airports. ■
y
•":!•••■
y.,';
the
in
of
$31,158,000,
made
be
and
power
York on March 5,
of the State of New
total
a
of
Vice-President
Jr.,
opment
York 5, N. Y., publicly
firm's 10b par common
Inc., 82 Beaver St., New
offered 100,000 shares of this
stock at $3 per share.
,Co.,
'. 7 ■'
suspension order, issued in June 1930, asserted that the
offering circular omitted certain material facts.
Company
subsequently filed a stipulation consenting tnat the suspension
According
is
Kesselman,
Monday, January 23, 1861
.
temporary
counsel
more
stores
.
company's
working
and
supermarket
The
sale
the
as
in
96.77%
stock,
Yates,
offering circular, Theodore Arrin &
12
Jan.
a
opened
be
Sanford
investment
Stock Offered—Pur¬
Products, Inc.—Common
to
to
soon
directors.
facturing
Garsite
is
Chairman,
During
disclosed
,
suant
of
used
supermarkets,
such
inventories.
be
Georgia Power Co.—New Customers—
stockholders released on Jan. 16, M. H. Robineau,
that in the six months ended Nov.- 30, 1960, his
company's net sales and operating revenues advanced 46.2% to $24,504,483, while net proiits soared 86.47c
to $1,113,288.
Tnese figures
represent all-time highs for Frontier.
Vy.<";. >>■'•!'• '"■ > t;-7
•i
In commenting upon the improved operating results during the more
recent six
months Mr.
Robineau stated: "Three factors spotlighted
our better showing—expanded retail outlets,
increased oil ana gas pro¬
duction and, of course, greatly improved marketing conditions."
The
executive
added
ttiat present indications pointed to equally
successful operations during the remainder of the fiscal year ending
May 31, 1961.—V, 190, p. 2240.
v.7y'
H
to
report
a
of
equipping
to
initial
number
proceeds
will
months.
12
the
Of
Board
and
Refining
Frontier
In
President,
the
Net
$282,400,
at
to the prospectus,
Millburn, N. J. and anotner
in Preakness in June
1961; and two additional supermarkets, in the
process of being negotiated and consummated, are planned for openings
200.
p.
expand
to
with
mem
supermarket
a
appointed trustee, registrar and
paving agent for $22,500,000 second mortgage 5Vz'/o convertible income bonds
series "A" due Jan. 1, 2011 of the company and has also been
appointed registrar for the company's ($25 par value) common stock.
has
Co.
Trust
Manufacturers
estimated
will be applied
specifically,
Coast Ry.—Appointments-
East
Florida
order
indebtedness.
certain
and
stock,
.
totaled
the
of
1 Net
31%
preceding
profit
standing
shares
$1.27
-was
at
year,
increase
an
$2,570,000
compared
the
on
Nov.
times
2,028,176
30,. 1960
outstanding at the
Willard
with
2 V2
was
almost
and
share
$42,635,000 compared
Gidwitz,
compared
same
president,
of
with
percentage
combined
date
said
a
sales
year
in
and
the
earnings
same
pe¬
12.5%.
$1,962,000
gain
class
with
there
record
$37,899,000
98
and
cents
earlier.
was
little
an
increase
Profit
sales'.
in
A
B
on
•
doubt
of
per
out¬
1,993,976
shares
the
•
that Helene
Volume
Curtis
Number
6023
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
would
Feb.
report record sales and earnings for the full year to end
During the previous year Helene Curds sales were*$48,058,616
was $2,483,803,
or $1.23 a share.
/
•
v
28.
and
net
The
hair
193
ended
is
company
leading
a
manufacturer
of
preparations,
shampoos, perfumes and other packaged goods for
the consumer market, and is
the world's largest supplier of beauty
salon products for professional use.
'
,
The
the
reported sales in the three months through Nov. 30
compared with $15,282,000 in the similar quarcer of 1959.
Net income was $1,202,000, or 59 cents a
share, compared with $925,000,
or
46 cents a share, ii^ the same three months of the
previous year.
193,
106.
p.
Oct.
net
31,
annual
its
19607 it
for
Mr.
disclosed
effective
Feb.
by
Oscar
Dane,
fiscal
year
President,
shareholders.
Inland
and
,
v
....
will
7
establish
stated,
•
will enable
new
a
•
"This addition to our facilities
us
to offer our clients
a
complete line of commercial financing services and should accelerate
the growth
trend which has characterized Inland's history since it
began operations 11 years ago.£
'
/
Mr.
a
gomery
St., San Francisco
Calif.,
11,
publicly
offered,
without underwriting,
233,150 shares of its capital stock
at par
($1
share).
per
BUSINESS—Holden-Day,
the
Si ale
in
the
of
California
publication,
textbooks.
Inc.
March
on
PROCEEDS—The
used
net
to
provide
estimates
company
net
12,
1.59.
proceeds
the
sale
and
7'/.
stock offered will be added to
be
incorporated
was
distribution,
*/7/.'
•
...
v/t'--''" ";"!*•'^-..7
;
the
the
sale
12
next
laws
.7;".' 7;.
i
shares
of
of
of
and will
working capital.
months
it
the
hereof
proceeds
in the following oider of priority: approximately
publication of books, $35,000 for salaries, traveling ex¬
penses, and manuscript development, $3,000 for leasehold improvements,
and the remainder for working capital to be used
principally for in¬
creased manuscript development, sales effort, and distribution of books
published by the company.
•
..-7 7>7
$70,000
The
the
for
plans
company
growth
in
order
does
not propose to do its own printing
tain production facilities.
company
to
meet
anticipated
publications,
manuscript
development,
and
sales
keeping wilh the general practice of the industry/the
In
coverage..
increase its staff in
to
of
rate
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING!
EFFECT
TO
and binding or
main¬
Even
PRESENT
FINANCING
*Of
which
275,000
shares
represent
of
April
because
Murphy.—V.
.The
$675,003
at
$5,000
limited
of. shares.
for
91
On
the
cents
Inland's
by-
wholly
and
will
Associates
in
^SSO.OOO shs.
promotional
for
Inland
class
shares
fee
tide
the
on
to
acres
cost
of
for
of
not
partnership
the
organized
land.
The
than
more
Corp.
Inter-:
of
Asso¬
York
stockholders'
a
$30,000
by
in
partners
Yablok
.
New
the
Nade.son,
Samuel
and
which
subordinated'units
(Harvey M.. Harrison,
the
general
general
Nelson
Taft
O.
house,
all
the.
had
and
original
and
and
Lewis
holders
and
mo,tcr hotel and, the entire property will be managed
by fnrefeo'Jdo'fp.,- an Alabama corporation whose stock¬
will be the general and original
partners of Associates.
Under the management agreement, all
net receip.s from the operation of the property will be paid by Inreco
to Associates in each year of the management '.agreement until Asso¬
ciates receives 13$
of its cash capitalization, i.e., $8),050 each year.
Income earned in excess of $95,050 per; year Will be distributed to the
subordinated limited partners
until they receive $3,903 per year.
If
any
income is earned by Associates in excess thereof, 65%
thereof
will be
distributed to all partners pro rata to their original capital
accounts (including subordinated limited partners) and 35%
to Inreco
as
managing agent.
The $675,000 to be received from the general
partners' cash contribution and from the sale of additional limited
partnership interests will-be applied as follows: $550,000 for the pur¬
pose of closing title, including the reimbursement of the deposits under
the purchase agreement; $120,000 for the payment to the general part¬
ing of costs and expenses connected with
the acquisition of the prop¬
erty, organization of Associates, and the registration and offering of
the
limited
partnerships, and $15,000 as working capital, including
principal
officers
are
or
limited
,
closing
adjustments.
International
$250,000,
of
$7
Francis
tive
S.
loss
net
of
elected
nounced
Mr.
the
to
Eoard
13
Jan.
on
levien,
director
and
t*:e
of
Stamford,
versal
American
Florida,
Miami,
1..2,
Land
Horizon
Land
Chairman.
of
New
following
Realty
South
and
Utilities
Dade
Inc.,
Co..
V
.
.
-
corporation
Dec.
on
29,
filed
I960
letter
a
of
notification witn
10,000
Wanderer,
&
Espy
The
proceeds
of
ment
to
and
business
Teaneck,
Inc.,
are
be
used
for
N. .J.
to
Central
„
$1,970,956
additions
to
during
the
announced
of
office,
develop¬
that
$1,065,910
compared with operating revenues
in November 1960.
$972,852
ox
in
and
a
and
$75,433
$12,084,263
1959.
The
;
and
•'
•
of
loss
net
' 7"-7
.
$516,636
in
7..7
....
the
;•7
corresponding
'
>
.•
.
.
period
'
..
;
figures do not include any amounts for damages as
awarded by the New Vork Supreme Court in trie lawsuit brougnt by
Cnarles B. Ripley and others against United Fruit Co. in which case
,
appeal
is
pending.
Under
the
Total
7
Jan.
."
7
-
judgment
to
1
,
the
amounts
due
are
as
follows:
31,' 1959—$5,924,470.90
Dec.
to
.
rendered
as
I960—^
30,
Nov.
784,841.66
—
—
the
Manufacturers
stock
Trust
the
of
has
Co
b°en
company.—V.
appointed
192,
Infrared Industries, Inc.—Merger
Industries,
Inc.
Cramer
and
be
interest
to
Nov.
30,
1960____—
to
Taxes
fees
and
plaintiffs'. counsel.—V.
2,262,850.95
192,
and
which
expenses
it
said
W.-J.
1913.
p.
de
the
was
director
Fremery,
of
were
months
six
not sufficient
Waltham,
Mass.
ended
to
iirm,
Rectifier
International
cilities
in
31.
Oct
warrant
a
transfer
agent
for
Italian
substantial
maintains
also
manufacturing
fa¬
manufacturing venture in elec¬
tronic semiconductor devices at Borgaro, near Turin, to supply Italian
industry and part of the European common market.—V. 192, p. 2508.
holding
for
company
Power
10c!^
.-a-i.
jointly
Corp.
an¬
merger
areas
of
12
of
$10,000,000 of this utility's
PURCHASERS—The
to
from
purchase
the
of
amounts
\
last
dramatic
addition
other
was
that
oqo
sales
for,
income
net
the
was
E. Douglas Reddan Infrared,
$83,569
net
income
of
Net
income
per
outstanding
the
For
income
of
of
to
quartter
in
Mr.
are
detectors
of
fiscal
upon
year
618,600
ago.
shares
less
to
total
anticipated, Mr.
than
the
Sidewinder
sales.
The
missile
increased
Reddan said,
program
earnings
as
sales
dropped from
the second
in
due mainly, he said,
development
ference
ha-' u
half year.
«
a
31. 1960, sales were $497 952 and net
with sales of $527,397 and net income
corresponding perio"' a ve*r ago.
Overall figures
the
for
6.7%
are
the
period
quarter ended Oct.
$50,441, compared
half-year
the
infrared
54%
of
corresponding
nine
was
clcse
was
$21,249
for
Share
the
at
the
lor
filters
Reddan
a
and
to increased sales of products largely
He cited a doubling of sales of inter¬
nine-times increase in instrumentation sales.
V
year
a
also
company
bonds;
an
th«> Infrared is currently anticipating
orders
for a
second
generation S.r1eT,dr""~r rr>i°sile and is continuing
to participate actively in the Midas satellite program.—V. 192, p. 1815.
earnings
will
be
will
made
go
possible
modernization,
about
however, predicts sales
figure
Is
conservative
a
the
paid
for
The
is
per
analysts because
"depressed"
indu try.
a
this
consistently falling off
background that Jaan.-
significant.
and
in
1960.
In
the
by
'
figures,
$100
on
there
January,
■
were
1960.
value
par
Mr.
regular
annum
'
-
earnings
announced
we.s
security
been
against
share
per
the
to
has
sales
Jeannette
7%
reasons
Among them were a
products; opening of new
through additional promotion,
considered
becomes
improved
results
off.
is
It
years.
advance
several
efforts.
Interest
dollar-wise,
arrearage of $30
That arrearage, It
pletely
there
preferred
Stonehill,
was
^
com¬
have
dividends
been
regularly paid and will continue to be done. This means, the corpora¬
tion president said, that ownership was back where it belonged—in tha
hands
the
of
Of
interest
While
program.
such
expansion,
chase
and
of
two
in
of
that
he
which
Jeannette's
in
was
force
of
acqui-
the
of
pur¬
million
$3
both
were
and
.Stcne-
an
pitfalls
for
volume
a
They
gross.
192,
on
possible
negotiation
with
sales
help.—V.
the
Mr
was
embark
to
of
awareness
companies—one
significant
audience
about
was
considerably smaller
a
fields
be
his
revealed
•
specialized
Jeannette
stating
different
with
one
related
he
this
to
that
announcement
tion
stockholders/
common
particular
hill's
Kansas
offering
in
closely
team
management
1197.
p.
Gas
Co._
Amount
Corp..
Securities
&
Robert
W.
1,030,000
Ellis
Co._—_„
&
Van
The
Robinson-
.
Humphrey
.
underwriting
Inc.
at
Co.——
100.53
for
250,000
—V.
193,
201.>
p.
7.
&
the
for
Eastman
Co.
A.
and
of
about
area
Wichita
electric
books
benefit
Richard
-
in
81
sales
PROCEEDS—Net
the
cost
of
of
ment
the
bank
at
company
terest.
sales
for
or
the
prices
100,000
range
1960
$36,737 000:
were
was
$7,769,000.
was
carry-forward.
consolidation of
Hermes
Electronics
Co.,
Cambridge,
which Itek acquired by merger in July, 1960.
Corporation now includes six divisions and subsidiaries.
are
the
Information
Technology
Besides
Laboratories, Waltham,
Photostat Corp., Rochester, N. Y.; Vidya, Inc., Palo Alto, Calif.;
Itek Electro-Products Co., Cambridge, Mass.; and Space Recovery Sys¬
Mass.;
tems, Inc., Los Angeles,
Calif.
Leghorn reported that the Information Technology Laboratories
consolidate
most of their
research activity, which is
presently carried on in several Boston area locations, in a new $3
million research center at Lexington, Mass. These
new facilities in¬
clude modern
research
laboratories and test equipment,
and mark
an
shortly
important step forward for the
company.
annual
report
was
series
bonds
An
increase
predicted
on
Glass Co.—President's Remarks—
Jeannette
of
for
January
Speaking
13,
almost
the
...
before
$1,000,000
company
by
in
its
sales
'
a
and
President
Halsey,
'
luncheon
of
the
New
York
'
Society
of
Security
*
program.
the
option
of
the
in¬
sinking or impro"7em2"",t f 'nd
replacement fund at special redemption
the
for
101.22%
to
revenues
during the 12 months ended 0"t
gross
100%.
}n«'*>-»•»
of
ratio
«'V/iq
"7-s
earnings
purchasers
forth
set
Stuart
Courts
below.
to
'
a"
net
fi^ed charges for
below
named
tl
31,
income
e
pe.iod
7
have
•'
&
7
■
Amount
Co.
Peters,
$5,400,000
&
Co._
400,000
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—
Writer &
Christensfn,
Wm.
300,000
Gregory & Sons—______
150,000
$100,030
Inc
Pollock
E.
&
Co.,
4T> o*»'o
Inc.
—V.
192,
of
100,070
150,000
&
Co
2223.
p.
Kennecott
Sale
Walter Stokes &<Co.____
Thomas
Copper
Kennecott's
Corp.—Sells
interest
in
two
Mining Interest"—
South
mines-
gold
African
Virginia Orange Free State Gold Mining Co. and Merriesprult (Orange
Free State)
Gold Mining Co.—was announced on Jan.
16 by C. R.
Cox, President of Kennecott.
purchaser
headed
by
is
Charles
South
a
W.
African
Engelhard,
formed
company
Chairman
of
by
svnrhcat'e
a
Mines,
Rand
Ltd,
of
Johannesburg.
to
is
receive
£3,500,000
(approximately $10.000 070) in
five equal annual installments starting Dec. 1, 1961. to<*eth°r with a
20% interest in any net income and capital gains of the p-rchasing
company.
The amount Kennecott might receive under this 27%. m-ovision is limited to a maximum of £2,500,000 (app-.'oximetely $7 033,000).
Under
will
agreement with the members of the syndicate. IKemectt
right, after receiving the £3,500,000, to acquire, if then
20%
of the outstanding stock of the
purchasing
an
have
the
advisable,
cancellation of
its
obligation to make any
investment
total
the
mines
amou'ted
has
to
redemption
and
interest
two
debenture and loan st~ck
and
payments
approximating
including
$46,000,000,
received
in
20%
interest.
Kennecott
advances or investment.
above
future
upon
no
has
$3,914,1100.
in
firms
the
Co.
holdings
"An
the
in
Centramic
Africa
may
.7
,
the
sale,
■
Mr.
have
members
syndicate
-
.
stated
important
Cox
the Virginia mine.
betwfeen these tvo mines which
mine adjacent to
developed
be
both
to
Ltd.
announcing
Engelhard
Harmony
beneficial
be
South
shareholders
the
of
arrangement
would
of
Ltd.,
Southern
of
,to
letter
a
certain
syndicate, beside0 Ra"d Minns rre:
Africa »Ltd., Anglo-Trans"aal Consoli¬
(South Africa) Ltd., and Engel¬
purchasing
Corp.
Investment
Industries
In
that
in
the
mining
of
ore,
underground
trans¬
ventilation, water control and
nump'nT." Mr. C°x said.
of such an arrangement make the Engelhard syndi¬
cate the logical purchaser of Kennecott's holdings."
"Further development of the two properties without such an arrange¬
ment
as
is now proposed
would not, in management's opinio:, be
warranted
in
the light of present conditions.
"In view of these facts, it is believed that the sMe, while resrlting
in a substantial loss, is in
the best interests of Kennecott.
Ihe lo~3
portation,
"The
will
advantages
against earned surplus. For Federal tax purples, it
a
capital loss carry-forward to be applied
against- any
capital gains that may be realized during the next five
charged
be
constitutes
yGE,rs»''
The
letter
1947.
shareholders
to
the
in
interest
Orange
it
1950
In
Free
acquired
a
also
recounted
"and
mine
and
the
history of Kennecott's
which ba^an in
Virginia monerty
area,
the
it acquired
34%
a
interns: in
'
•
l"-53,"*the letter recalled,
spent for mine development nod
facilities to bring the properties into p-^duction.
The Virginia
has
not
and
sinking at both mine sites began in
large
-surface
the
State gold mining
33.66% equity in
(subsequently increased to 35%)
Merriespruit later in that year.
did
30% in earnings was
Maurice L. Stonehill
the
at
Amount
sulphuric
**
and
„
se7'era:iy p^-ed
purchase from the company the respective principal amounts of 1991
to
"Shaft
m?.i,led to Itek stockholders on Jan. 11, prior
to the company's annual meeting which will be held Jan. 26 in Boston.
—V. 192, p. 2508.
The
service
rural electric
7
100^! plus accrued
to
'
corporate
Mr.
•will
electric
communities:
applidd*-toward
including the retire¬
with
redeemable
105.85%
7.53.
The
PURCHASERS—The
dated
share on an average of 1,075,983 shares
These earnings include 15 cents per
retail
and
offefittg^WilF he
connection
are,
and
from
the
from
redeemable
are
,
specialists
in
information technology.
Itek last year
- of
$25,056,879 and earnings of $475,483.
Results this
these
ranging,
maintenance
which
in
bonds
rAR.NINGS—Operating
it
—„
furnishes
villages
communities, and to
construction' qirogram
incurred
prices
approximately
Co.,
year.
loss
tax
the
include
year
of
12
from
proceeds
loans
They also
Other
per
It
cities,
to
company's
REDEMPTION—The
200,000
&
..
the
miles.
square
wholesale
^
& Co.———
,
Leghorn, President, reported these represent new highs
earnings for the three-vear-old research and manufac¬
S.
and
firm,
reported
cents
&
closed.
smaller
142
at
Kennecott's
Waltham, Mass. : corporation, had net sales of $35,053,837 for
year
ended Sept. 30, 1960, the company announced in its
report released on Jan.
11. Net earnings reached $866,337,
during
Stone
and
cooperatives.
assumed
7
Co.
&
101.739;
company
8,000
and
service
company
Corp.—Annual Report—
to
Securities
Corp., jointly,
is
engaged
exclusively
in
the
el°ctric
utility business serving the southeastern quarter of the State of Krn"-as,
deemed
fiscal
share
Union
C.
the
Anglo-American
annual
accrued
4%%
Dillon,
200,000
Boynton
Public
the
Securities
and
200,000
—
Bros.
—
coupon.
Glore, Forgan & Co. bid
bonds, also as 4%s. Bids for a 4%%
coupon came from:
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., jointly, 101.779;
100.0599
250,000
D.
Offered
headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
interest, to yield 4.55%.
Inc. won the issue with a bid of
and
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
250,000
Inc.—
Co.
E.
Bonds
—
group
101.22%
—
;
&
Sutro
"7 .'
400,000
Inc.—
250,000
Co._
&
Co.
MacArthur
Co.
500,000
v.-* 7.
Co.,
Co.
$7,000,000 Kansas Gas & Electric Co. first
mortgage 4%% bonds due 1991 was made on Jan. .18 by
Fridley & Frederking_—
Ferris
1 500,000
Alstyne, Noel & Co.
&
Kenower,
500,000
Simmons
&
Fahnestock
$300,000
Southwest
Gairdner
500,000
&
——
Blewer, Glynn
First
Co.,
&
—
Blunt
Co.
Peck750,000
Baird
Podesta
Cruttenden,
1,250,000
&
Noyes
Electric
&
of
Kennecott
Corp._$2,600,000
Boston
First
Adams
;ago.
reported
five
to
positive
The
named below have severally agreed
the following
respective
principal
purchasers
the
new
Additional fi¬
bonds.
Amount
The
Hermes,
10,
President, said in a semi-annual
report to stockholders. These figures compare with sales of $985,178 and
$56,276,
generally
the
Financing De¬
Co.—Additional
Light
&
joint
a
tails—Our issue of Jan. 16 reported the offering on Jan.
equivalent
merger.
on
com¬
new
demand
relations
particular
Inc. 7
England and France, has associate companies in Holland and
and only recently announced an agreement with a leading
Denmark,
The
Off—Sales, Net Down
Controls
was
repOi„ea
as
earnings.
of
•
November.
Itek
The
Stonehill,
and
consumer
public
within
an
Corp.—Forms Joint Venture—
foreign operations for International
Rectifier, a substantial part of the capital will be furnished by Indian
interests in exchange for technical know-how,
engineering assistance
and manufacturing equipment from International Rectifier.
A
new
plant will be established in New Delhi under a corporate
name
which is yet to be announced, and
will open in June or July,
largely for training of Indian technicirns xnd other personnel, Pro¬
duction for industrial and commercial delivery is planned to begin in
Mass.,
benefit
of
sales
nette's
scribed
may
second subsidiary formed by the company
in Asia.
A joint, semiconductor
manufacturnig venture, International
Rectifier (Japan) Ltd., has
been operating in Japan since 1958.
7 Under
an
agreement negotiated with industrialist Kulwant Rai by
dustry,
mutual
it
share
per
earnings
equipment
earnings
introduction
both unit and
"
its
498.
p.
submission of the
decided that
before
and
of, directors,
as
management.
Kuhn. Lceb
Allyn & Co., Inc:,* jointly, 101.701. and
White, Weld & Co., 101.289. The offering was oversuD-
selenium
under a
jointr, venture agreement with Ram Krishan KuLvant Rai, producer of
steel" and other industrial products and a substantial import-export
.firtn with headquarters in New Delhi, it was announced on Jan. 17.
Eric
Lidow, President of International Rectifier, a leading world
producer of electrical and electronic, semiconductor rectifiers for in¬
proposal
boards
group.
$6,200,000
stock
common
equipment, Mr. Stonehill listed
Production,
&
The El Segundo, Calif, corporation, will start manufacturing
rectifiers for industrial and commercial use in India this year
further
investigation
Mr.
$1.30
business
to
Rectifier
International
turing
their
about
previous
$8,972,163.51
—
Federal income
to
awarded
nounced on Jan. 16 that by mutual agreement, the merger negotiations
between the two companies have been terminated.
In explanation of
this
action, the presidents of the two companies stated that, after
to
of
1961,
improved
of
was
BUSINESS—The
Subject
outstanding
Infrared
and
glass
hard
common
in
same
the
force;
creation
Jeannette
Webster
-
$6,709,312.56
capital.
Independent Telephone Corp.—Appointment—
The
be
the
of
share
for
increased
sales
advertising
an
above
Itek
the
management
would
year
per
1960.
that
modernized
as
markets;
could
revenues
Inc.
branch
new
a
from
America
operating
/ 7
open
working
1960,
substantial
period Jan. 1-Nov. 30, 1960 operating revenues were $11,ana net loss was $516,636 compared with operating revenues
of
Inc.
covering 5,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock (no par)shares of class' A common stock
(par
10 cents)
to be
offered at $40 per unit, in units consisting :of one share of preferred
and
two
shares
of
common.
The offering
will be underwritten by
and
of
Childs
Files With
—
SEC
the
of
had
company
of
Exchange Commission—
and
31,
that
new
sales
funds
in
spent
so
Jeannette's
stock.
190,000
the
Hemphill,
Planning: Corp., Allentown, Pa.
Securities
Calif.; Uni¬
Gas Co. of
Miami, Fla.
Hardeman Corp.^ Stanton,
Corp.,
New York;. Consolidated
Paul
Conn.;
Fla.,
at Oct.
stated
nancing details follows:
Board of Amrcn Corp., Waukesha, Wis.,
corporations: Norma Hoffmann Bearings
893.
p.
Income
The
Horizon
Geist,
Irving
by
member
and
Corp.
$156.8
shares and retained earnings brought
also
well
revitalized
Railways of Central America—Report—
$93,724,
loss
822,657
partner in the law firm of Levien, Steinbrirk & Baudet,
a
Corp.,
—V.
of
Directors
of
also is Chairman of the
Esq.,
net
Iowa
of the execu¬
York, has been
Corp., it was an¬
American
Universal
of
director
President,
Levien,
committee
As
for
In
-
-
the
The
necessary
were
history of Jeannette and dis¬
since
January,
1960,
when he
a
share for 1960.
per
remain
million
cents
»
an
lines and long-term debentures
capacity.—-V. 192, p. 994.
credit
leading
Railways
the
November
Corp.—New Director—
Horizon Land
<
-
$4,253,480
to
report
bank
broadened
International
limited
F.
the
Associates
Exchange.
up
The
company's
year
and
partners)
Associates will not manage the property, restaurant'
station.
They are to be operated by third parties under
gasoline
,
for
with
.7. '7
1960 when
....
.
April
through
(
represented
year,
compared
Total-
private
a
the ,motel property/
leases,
•
/•
until
the. public
the public sale of
equity
Estimated
and
Gittler)
received in consideration of their'tissigfrfiieht of the contract to acquire,
nor
million,
owned
to
7
'
i960 fiscal
the
.7
offered
Stock
earlier.
year
law
investment
for
totaling $3 8,186.41 and by paying, $550,000 in cash.
capital of the partnership will consist of $685,000 in cash ($10,000
contributed
a
$174.8
was
U
American
on
station
,7
.
1959.
during
privately
was
were
Proceeds from
'/
mortgages
The
$1
were
business
1959..
Credit
property is being acquired for an acquisition
$1,549,186.41, payable by taking title subject
service
in
number of shares outstanding
share on 492,500 shares in 1960,
Hotel located in Bessemer. Ala.,
Included in the property is the
Inp Motor
Birmingham.
to
under
purchasing
of
purpose
gasoline
a
Securities
Yablok, a general partner
unit commission-.*
per
Holiday
route
motel,
11V22
to
the
main
112-rocm
$446.67
limited
a
i960
City, filed a registration
seeking registration of
be offered for public sale
Interamerica
Jules
by
a
7/
7-
then
Inland
average
410,000 in
on
of
purchased,
shares
A
the
on
issued
be
to
1961,
interests; to
through
Oivned
16,
-..'7
by
underwriting
group headed by Shearson, Hammill & Co.
At that time, the existing
outstanding shares were converted into 385,000 class L shares, bringing
the total capitalization to 575,000 shares.
Regular quarterly dividends
of 12 V2 cents have been paid on the class A stock,
which is listed
a
Yol'k
New
Jan.
partnership
receive
is
December
Ave.,
on
Ardisco,
acquired
was
7
.
.
the
figures
share
a
volume
collateral
million
basis, of
the
year,
each
and
192, p. 1815.
Park
SEC
interest
per
is
anrerica
ciates,
the
with
of
375
of
company,
:
•
business
for the 1960 fiscal year were equal to 35 cents a share
575,000 class'A and class B shares outstanding at the year-end.
1959 figure Was equivalent to 65 cents a shafe on the same number
The
Holiday Inn Birmingham Associates—Files Offering—
statement
whose
the
$1
1960
the last
22
$1.30.
the
of
estimate.
the
For
to Frederick H.
of $373,724 for Inland and
year
Earnings
l;:
on
X;
Outstanding
750,000 shs.
__;
fiscal
1959
operation,
I960.' <'
* '
v
with pro forma combined
compares
sales
least
at
that
1959,
were
about
if
to
up
1959
behalf
7
•
Authorized
Capital stock—
the
affiliated
an
The
utilise
will
income in
%
7
capital
of the company
additional
with
during
the
company is engaged
technical and
scientific
the general fund
company
that
under
The
of
7'.,
from
P ,'S
The,year's net income of $490,422
.7-
in
in
traced
development
on
revealed
million
pared with
.
IIolden-Day, Inc.—Capital Stock Offered—Pursuant to
Jan. 6 offering circular, this
corporation, of 728 Mont¬
$5
and
presidency
Stonehill
Earnings
Stonehill
Mr.
growth
the
against
.
factoring
.
Inc.,
its
assumed
in
Corp.,
provide
com¬
engaged in 28 different
firms
Inland
He
the
for
Financial
150
,
that
1,-1961.
$493,422
company's
than
Analysts,
cussed
to
Ardisco
7
.
also
Dane
division,
the
to
more
industries.
31%
announced
.subsidiary,
financing
Sub.)—Net Up —News—-
rose
was
mailed
report
(379)
(&
earnings
holly-owned
v
mercial
company
of $16,469,000
—'V.
Inland Credit Corp.
Consolidated
profit
Chicago-headquartered
Chronicle
sums
of
money
were
producing gold sines 1954, and uranium oxide and
since 1956.
However, the ore at the Virginia mine
be as rich in metal content as originally expected,
values have been declining."
been
acid
prove
gold
Production
to
at
Merriespruii began
in
March
1953, but in
the fallow¬
ing November the mine was flooded by an inrush of watm the
of which was unprecedented in the history of South African
"o'r.me
mining.
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(380)
V*
stockholders
Kennecott
advised
were
in
March
regarding
1958
raising
that
advised
further
the
additional
capital
mine back in operation would
was discontinued.—V. 190, p. 672.
Merriespruit
program
Co.—Bank
Power
Kentucky
not
needed
Mr.
the
Jacob
E.
the
John
M.
The SEC on Jan.
Borrowing
Approved—
The
announced the issuance of
1961
16,
SEC
decision under
a
the
Sanay
.
of
question
a
the
by
raised
Commission
with
respect
the
to
of
books
the
Kentucky,
Sept.
30,
of
as
the
accumulated
1960,
and
reduction
amounted
and $6,600,874
reflected
the
Earned
in
reductions
sheets
balance
the
Regulation
designation
Restricted
Surplus
Corporate
of
applied to
Kentucky
of
had
and
the
accumulated
other
the
modernization
system
the accumulated reduction,
of
Term
Capital
sThe
and
commission
the
settlement,
the
also
the
certain
approved
For
the
the
these
of
purposes
agreed
stock
policy
tax reductions it had not intended to and, of
financial analysts, investors,
accumulated tax reductions
deem appropirate for their purposes.—V. 192,
accumulated
on
could not foreclose rating agencies,
others from regarding the amount of
they
manner
any
994.
F.
issued
has
SEC
from registration under the Securities Act of 1-33 with
respect to a public offering of stock by Key Atomic Minerals Corp.,
of 830 North Institute St., Colorado Springs, Colo. |.
i
to
respect
amount.
In
shares at $2 per share
The commission's order asserts that
conditions of Regulation A were not complied with;
proposed the public offering of 150,000 common
to such
pursuant
certain
and
terms
exemption.
an
notification and offering circular were false and
misleading by reason of the failure to disclose certain material facts;
and that the stock offering was made in violation of Section 17
(the
anti-fraud provision)
of the Act.
The order provides an opportunity
for hearing,
upon
request, on the question whether the suspension
should
be vacated
or
made permanent.
The
alleged misrepresentations relate to the company's failure
to
disclose (1) the acquisition of a mining lease and the terms of such
that
company's
the
purchase substantial blocks of
stock
another corporation was explor¬
ing the company's properties; and (4) adequately the use to be made
of the proceeds of the stock offering.—V. 186, p. 2371.
(2)
certain arrangements to
in other corporations; (3) that
lease;
(S. S.) Kresge Co.—Record
B.
1960
the
than
year-end
1959
total
and
all-time
an
high
the
for
61-year-
firm.
old
The
sales
December
December
late
declined
he
$69,889,679,
were
Ohio
for
estimate
in
Fifty-nine
1951.
in
locations
six
enter
42
in
states,
stores
Colorado,
new
Clemens
Mt.
the
-
of
1.36%
1959.
over
addition
to
the
to
will
opened
were
1961
Ellis,
.
&
Brown
J.
—V.
..-Co.,
E
H.
192,
McKelvy
Mullaney,
value
asset
net
of
Chairman
ended
year
$28.07
was
Dec.
of
ment.
cipal
improvement
1,000
processing plants in Chicago, Madison,
Davenport, Philadelphia and Los Angeles and distribution centers in
several other cities, specializes in sausages and smoked meat products.
—V. 191, p. 103.
—•
Wells &
Co.—
equal
to
$27.06
share,
per
.
be
of
(Arthur G.)
the
largest
Francisco.
a
the
category
of
$50,536 575,
investment.
8.4%,
-
chemical
and
open
during
South
expand
existing
60
over
including
i960,
Carolina.
Kresge's
See
Radiation
Canadian
and
Puerto
This
closed
A
total
of
759
p.
2327
and
V.
stores
27
units
191,
during
in
were
i960
in
operation
"deteriorating
of
the
at
year-end
V
192
Sales
Sales
063,236
weeks
.
were
any
.
$1,869,621,922
reported
were
,
of
compared
for
were
with
by
the
Joseph
$5,766,752
Sales
in
of
November
Inc.,
below—V;, .193,
49.
p.
the
for
period
not
Drug
of
than
the
history,
Sav-On
were
President
1960
the
it
sales
was
Stores,
included
in
(4
sales
five-week
week
in
The
of
Kroger
weeks)
for
the
the
totaling
$153
period
were
the
of
-
four
1959
highest
for
reported.
acquired
by
Kroger's 1960
the
company
total.
in
the
manufactures
aggregate,
coal
engineering
fields
of
construc¬
and
materials
and
ore
products
on
mineral
a
Art"rafts,
equipment
processing
sanitation
and
industry.
engaged in the sale and
servicing of
franchise b-sls to the construction,' min¬
is
Group
Inc.,
Yakima,
on Dec. 19, 196b
20,000 shares. of
covering
and
shares of
10,000
in units of one share of
underwriting is involved.
No
The
of
proceeds
are
to be used
filed
103. j
p.
Wash.—Files
:
"
be
and
common
for
notification with
preferred
at par ($10 per
two shares of preferred.
6%
A
to
W
of
cumulative
offered
"
construction
of
a
building,
'
.
Metro-Gcldwyn-Mayer
ended
to
•
v
-
.
"
•
..
•
•
Nov.
Jan.
on
similar
the
for
•
purchase
equipment, and for working capital.
quarter
•
With
;
letter
a
class
stock
common
share),
Ind., major manufacturer of glassmachinery,
is ' contemplating
further diver¬
Lippin,
President,
is
currently
stockholders
Gain
in
the
.
24,
1960,
13.
This
earned
87
was
of
a
dividend
record
most
Dec.
recent
~
the first
President .Joseph R. Vogel reported ' to
figure compares with -71 cents per share
cents
period of the last fiscal year.
stockholders
to
Inc.
check
16,
for
40
per
share
for
Accompanying the report
cents per share,
payable
1960.
quarter
continues
the
'upward'
trend
of
the
,
negotiating
Aug.
31,
Lynch
1960,
manufacturer
of
acquired
stereo,
Sympnonic
high
fidelity,
Electronic Corp.. a
television and other
consumer and defense electronic equipment.--v. 192, p.
Marshall
levels
for
Total
352,274
and
the
six
months
announced
revenues
profits
on
were
of
ended
high.
which in the fiscal year ended Aug. 30, established a 12-vear
Total company earnings for the quarter amounted to $2,177 000,
based
on
Jan.,. 12
$1,869,436,
shares
of
profits of $50,318
or
common
10 cents
"
Marshall
Nov.
1960,
reached
Industries
in
a
an
30,
report
to
increase
of
a
record
S, Marshall
shareholders.
; •
:
Gordon
38%
year
cents
over
2,506,123- shares
Mr.
at
2,608,888
the
on
outstanding
Vogel stated that prospects of
the year
the
earnings f~r similar period last
shares then outstanding. -
company
the
end
year
of
were
company
and beyond are unusually bright.—V.
the
period.
$1,852,000,
Total
based
-.
,
for
the remainder of
193, p. 202.
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
899.
:
Highs—
the c.orresponding period
amounted to $65,305, equal to 13
registered in
taxes
500,000
Industries—Record
revenues
President,
after
sales
SEC
stock
acquisition will
Total
comparable
thirteenth
1960
Co.
mining,
Distribution
/ .The corporation
bring about an increase in gross annual volume
approximately 30%, together with a substantial increase in earnings.
The
of
52-week Kroger year ending Dec
31
$1,911,896,801 for the
53-week
1959'
in
Securities and Exchange Commission—
!
.
by
company,
principal
Hall,
Christmas
company
1960,
the
of
higher
Sales
$186,315,925.
week
B.
thirteenth
1959.
of
for
sales
design,
complete
customers
Division
WEMCO
the
Memorial
with a leading
manufacturer of instrumentation and test equipment which is utilized
by producers of jet engines, jet planes and other industries.
.
On
1960,
for
the issuance of Western Machinery notes.
ing, manufacturing and utility industry.—V. 191,
>
Kroger Co.—Sales Off—
its
for
manufacturers
Anderson,
packaging
and
Bernard
locations."
2519.
p.
provides
Knapp
services
The
Diversify—
Corp.—To
sification.
Rican
Western
The
.
firm
The
1
for
,
Corp.—Joint Venture—
Materials,
corporation,
making
operations.
August
President of
the acquisition
How,
.
through
paid
was
stockholders
will
over
area
.
H.
agreement
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc.—Net Up-—
Electronics
Loral
new
firm
The
operating
;.
.
Jack
in
made
reoort
fa
and
preliminary
including nonferrous smelting plants, industrial mineral
processing plants, ready mix concrete sys ems, chemical process plants,
power plants, dams and bridges, and other construction projects.
the portfolio' during the quarter were:
Transportation Corp.; 20,000 General
from
the
has
San
in
processing,
General. American
.
stores
new
reached.
follows
McKee
of
a
headquarters
for the Western Macninery stock was $8,440,000
approximately $4 100,000 was paid by McKee in cash and the
which
tion
category
sales
President
that
with
Company
Western Machinery
comprises three divisions—The Western Knapp
Engineering Division; the WEMCO Division, and the Distribution Group.
Annual net profits of Western Machinery for the six year period 1954
through 1959 have averaged approximately $760,000.
4 000
Port¬
land
Cement
Corp.;
50,000 shares General Telephone & Electronics
Corp.; 23,000 shares B. F. Goodrich Co.; 5,000 shares Houston Lighting
&
Power
Co.;
14,777 shares International -Paper Co.;
9,000 shares
Newmont
Mining Corp.;
29,859 shares Nopco Chemical' Co.; 11,000
shares
Pioneer
Natural
Gas
'Co.;
9,000 ' shares
Simpsons,', Limited;
20,000 shares Standard Oil Co.
(New Jersey); 5,500 shares Texaco,
Inc.; 20,000 shares United Gas Corporation;
5,000 shares Westing-,
house
Electric
Corp.;- and
18,000 shares Winn-Dixie Stores,
Inc.—
V. 192, p. 1611.
'
Principal
shares
announcement
The
remainder
17.0%
or
Machinery
purchase price
The
:
of
and
Machinery,
been
had
Co.—Acquires—
&
engineering
and
construction
firm
for
chemical industries has announced that it
Western
Widdell,
Western
$294,474,078,
single
separate
E.
H.
8.0% and office equipment ,7.8%,
Appearing
of investment for the first time, education
and recreation now accounts for $6,327,748 or 2.1%
of total net assets.
Purchases of
portfolio securities amounted to $4,065,000 and sales
amounted
to $10,743,000 during
the last quarter of the year.
The
report showed
the following increases in stocks held in the
portfolio during the past quarter: 12,700 shares Nuclear-Chicago Corp.;
25,000 shares
Outboard Marine Corp.;
10,000 shares Public Service
Co.
of
Colorado; 25,000 shares
Public Service Electric & Gas Co.;
2,500 shares Allyn & Bacon, Inc.; 3,162 shares American BroadcastingParamount Theatres,
Inc. and 2,040 shares Beryllium Corp. .
,
as
the
acquired
assets, was invested in these securities.
Other large invest¬
categories were: Oil and gas 15.4%
of net assets, metal and
mining
petroleum
steel,
v
McKee
international
amounted
31
with
some
with
Co.,
&
'
total
ment
material,
will be
Mayer
"This
corporation's assets
invested in common
to $287,195,156, or 96.5%
of total assets
or
98%
at Dec.
31, 1959.
U. S.
Government
obligations and cash
assets were $6,808,313, or 2.3%
against $3,589,047, or 1.2% at the end of 1959.
The Public Utility section, consisting largely of stocks of companies
considered
to
have
above
average , growth
possibilities continued to
Dec.
at
compared
prin¬
that the supply of hogs,' the company's
will continue to be relatively short,
but
noticeable toward the end of the year.
estimated
They
raw
Oscar
31,
of
percentage
stocks
-
1,000
Co.
share.
per
,
2,500
1960.
Net asset value is after deducting a
capital gain distribution of $12,915,593, or $1.18 per share, declared
Dec. 20,
1960 and payable Jan. 30, 1961.
On Sept. 30, 1960 the net
asset value was $25.68 per share while at the end of the year,
1959,
the
.
,
2,000
by Robert Lehman, President, and Monroe C. Gutman,
the executive committee, in Lehman's annual report for
of
~
Speaking- optimistically of
the future, the Mayer executives ex¬
their belief that the national economy, currently in a state
"hesitation," will mpve ahead again after this period of adjust¬
2,000
Inc.
Austin,
—
$296,176,935,
the
order,
working
top
in
pressed
announced
was
flavor.
and
3,000
2,500
1914.
p.
total
A
&
&
Lehman Corp.—Annual Report
facilities
its
and
i
&
5,000
Inc.
Co.,
keeping
to
will
also
.new
Co.—1
Inc
Austin
Harrison
&
4,000
Mosley
Yeatman,
ac¬
continue to emphasize its research program to
improved ..products
and
packaging,
the Mayers
reported.
They said the company scored a major ■ breakthrough in
packaging during 1960 with development of a technique for vacuum
sealing
wieners
and
similar products
in an air-tight, transparent
Super Saran film which provides maximum protection of freshness
develop
Shares
■
Co
Howe & Co.-
5,000
Parker
Redpath
K.
Suplee,
15,000
10,000
—_
•v/V "
Inc.—•
Holyoke &
Chapman,
—_15,000
Auchincloss,
regarding
expressed
was
20,000
Co
Lynch
Kresge
Oklahoma
in
states
optimism
Co.„___
&
Co.
a
addition
In
r,-:
d.-wh)";.:*
and-
finished
corresponding increase in prices received for
fact, these prices were lower by about 4%
in
company
evidenced by the company's continu¬
as
Cunningham,
to
increase
an
1961,
Kresge's long-term potential,
ing expansion program.
According
from
subsidiary.
upon
conditions set forth in
.
%
Illinois
City Securities Corp
year-end volume, Cunningham said that
were
January sales
"encouraging."
While
early
and
to
volume
below:
42,000
products,
finished
for
supply,
the
;
and
terms
Co.—
&
Corp.
.
regarding
commenting
In
include
manufacturing
Kresge's
Co.,
not
does
figure
above
Pottery
v
Sales—
Cunningham, President, reported on Jan. 9 that the company's
sales
from
retail operations were $415,653,755, 3.48%
higher
H.
the
to
Indianapolis Bond & Share
as
provides a conditional exemption from registration
public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
a
notification filed in November 1957, Key Atomic
A
Regulation
Blair
Smithers
The
tempo-arily suspending a Regulation A
order
an
exemption
in
purchase, the
opposite its name
to
S.
it
Corp.—Offering Suspended—
Key Atomic Minerals
The
issue
than
high
I960 earnings, while lower
almost equal to the previous
were
Capital expenditures reached an all-time high of $7,036,000 in I960,'
report showed,
indicating that the company is continuing its
practice of plowing back a large portion of its accumulated earnings
into improvements and additions to its manufacturing and distribution
facilities.
Capital expenditures-have averaged nearly $51/s» million per
year
for the past five years.
a
..
the company has agreed to sell to each
below, and each of the underwriters, for
Shares
purposes
course,
with
named
products;
related flight
for
reserved
by
received
prices
hog
companied by
i$ acting as representative, has severally
number of shares of convertible preferred
set
William
will not be included as a part of com¬
mon
stock equity or as part of capitalization, including surplus.
The commission
observed in its decision that by its statement of
income tax
for Federal
secured
be
to
1959,
high levels of efficiency. The increases in costs of labor, services
supplies (other than livestock), the report continued, were not
wjiom William Blair As.Co.
tests, any accumulated tax reduction
resulting from charges against income as an operating revenue reduc¬
tion in respect of accelerated amortization or liberalized depreciation
p.
agreement,
underwriters
appropriate
surplus.
$3,000,000
of
underwriting
the
of
borrow
400,000 shares of common stock
the convertible preferred stock.
tlncludes
system, the commission will give due weight to
accumulated tax reduction and its size in deter¬
capitalization ratios; and, so long as the consoli¬
dated balance sheet of American Electric and its subsidiaries or the
corporate balance sheet of any subsidiary includes a substantial amount
of accumulated tax reduction, the commission will not take any adverse
action
in
respect of capitalization ratios where, upon completion
of
the financing: (a) common stock equity is not less than 30%
of total
capitalization, including surplus; (b) mortgage debt is not in excess
of 60%
of total capitalization, including surplus; and (c) total longterm debt is not in
excess of 65%
of total capitalization, including
in
of
existence
in
will
of
1956.
in
which was plentiful throughout - fiscal 1959, held
up well
during the early months of I960, but fell off more rapidlythan expected in the later months,
the report said. These variations
prevented the company from operating its facilities " consistently at
entered into a term loan agreement with The
of Indianapolis, dated Nov. 17, 1960 (in which
& Trust Co., American Fletcher National
and Purdue Research Foundation will participate)
company
As a percent
compared with
.V
year.
that the company's
earnings
in
The
Bank
on all
of the company's aircraft and
equipment, including all spare parts..
.
ground
conversion
concerning
tests
mining
and
Co.
the
G.
announced
previous
report said
record
$5,730,000
creases
.v-%
130,000 shs.
187,254 shs,
mortgage
to
Oscar
The lower 1960 earnings were attributed to a
sharp drop in the supply of livestock in the latter part of the year,
continued increases in costs of labor,
supplies and services, and de¬
Outstanding
130,000 shs.
+750,000 shs.
^
—
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
of
part
companies
the
Trust
$20)
report
firm,
the
for
cents
The
of
\
$1)
history.
and
Board,
sales,
the
*$3,000,000
$3,000,000
year
share, compared with $3.66 per share in 1959.
earnings amounted to 2.18 cents per dollar,
of
has
National
which
payable in
in 1967
convertible
pfd.
,
reported on Jan. 6 net earnings of $5,676,985
ended Oct. 29, 1960. This compares with
earnings of $6,274,889, which were the highest
1959
annual
processing
2.41
Bank
National
chattel
Authorized
•
.
ending
(par
(par
company
&
under
the capital structure of the various companies
the American Electric, holding-company system. In future financings
by
stock
Merchants
Bank
6V2%
stock
Indiana
ments."
in
installments
(cumuL )
stock
Common
designation reading; "Accumulated Amount Invested in the Business
Equivalent to Reduction
in. Federal Income Taxes Resulting from
Accelerated
Amortization
and
Liberalized
Depreciation,
Which
Is
Recorded
as
Earned
Surplus Restricted for Future Federal Income
Taxes in Accounts Maintained Pursuant to State Regulatory Require¬
As
•
the
per
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
GIVING
and 7 V2 %
6%
notes,
monthly
counsel for the two companies
Division of Corporate Regulation entered into
the possible settlement of the accounting issue
- An
agreement was reached, which was sub¬
mitted to and approved by the Commission.
Under
the settlement proposal, as approved, supplemental financial
statements have
been filed by both companies which the commission
has found not in contravention of its statement of policy.
In the new
financial statements, the accumulated reductions are carried under a
ratio
company will complete
contract with United Air
a
spare
.
raised.
been
had
under
Co.—Annual Report—
&
& Co,
fiscal
company's
their
meat
completion
upon
book-
high
stockholders, Oscar G. Mayer, Chairman
Mayer, Jr., President of the 77-year-old
that 1960 sales amounted to $259,835,261, off 0.1%
from 1959 sales of $260,221,726.
Sales in pounds during 1960 actually increased by nearly 4%
to a
new
high level, the report said, but prices for finished products were
lower, indicating the sharpness of the competition among the more
than 3,000 meat packing firms in the United States.
Net earnings in 1960,
according to the report, were equal to $3.23
of
the
program
CAPITALIZATION
to
looking
discussions
which
the
fiscal
the
In
into a program of fleet expansion and
requirements of its growing route system.
enter
sufficient
purchase
the SEC
counsel for
and
has made arrangements,
company
to
meet
to
340's
Convair
American Electric in support of their balance sheet
and
Kentucky
53-week
and
states
Mayer
Mayer
52-week
the
in
its purchase of five
Lines, Inc., and will
engines, propellers and other parts.
In
addition the company has contracted to purchase 8 DC-3's and plans
to
purchase two additional DC-3's, all of which will require spme
modification.
In
order to support its expanded operations, the com¬
pany will also purchase certain ground equipment and strengthen
its
working capital position.
this
Under
was not consistent with the Commission's stated policy re¬
balance sheet treatment of credit equivalent to reduction in
income taxes even though corresponding to the manner in which they
were
classified on the companies' books pursuant to State regulatory
commission orders.
Under the policy statement, such accumulated tax
reduction, if material in amount, may not be designated as earned
surplus (or its equivalent) or in any manner as a part of equity capital
(even though accompanied by words of limitation such as "restricted"
or "appropriated").
•
After several weeks of hearings during which testimony was offered
garding
treatment
Oscar
for
Columbia.
of
financing
the
of
companies
by
District
the
that
urged
six
in
segments
route
additional
company
PROCEEDS—The
Division
Commission's
The
the
and
which
Electron Products division,
reliability capacitors. Its
of
the. performance
sub-miniature
(Oscar)
serving
awarding
Particularly
bettered
was
virtually
irigs in November of about $200,000 were more than double the month
of September, 1959, when the division was acquired.
Gains were also
registered by the Wahlgren Magnetics division, manufacturer of pre¬
cision transformers, audio filter and magnetic amplifiers; and by the
Component and Instrument division, which serves as manufacturers'
representative for firms in the electronic industry.—V. 190, p. 1422.
system,
accounting purposes.
financial
he noted.
their operations in the six months.
beginning,"
manufactures
corporation
Delaware
a
-
develop¬
substantial research and
them to operate profitably
will enable
which
divisions
noteworthy
primarily in Indiana, consisted of 888 route miles; and the present
serving 33 cities in the six state southern Great Lakes area,
consists of 2,175 route miles.
In 1960 the Board issued three decisions
Reserve for Future Federal Income Taxes.
as
the accumulated reductions in Federal incom taxes
arising from the taking
of liberalized depreciation and accelerated
amortization for tax purposes (pursuant to Sections 167 and 168 of the
Internal
Revenue
Code)
while
taking straight-line depreciation for
They
is
Inc.
technical studies
number of facets of general physics
Marshall Laboratories will engage
equipment for the missile and space
awarded
been
in
engaged
now
electronic
of
have
the
All
the transportation by air of passengers, property and mail
33 cities through 29 airports in Indiana, Ohio, Michigan,
Illinois, Pennsylvania and New York.
The scope
of the company's operations has increased substantially
in the last 10 years.
In 1950 the company's system, serving 12 cities
to
was
system subsidiaries the consolidated accumulated reduction amounted
to $101,299,167, of which $94,698,293 was reflected as Earned Surplus
Restricted,
Airlines,
Central
BUSINESS—Lake
designated "Earned Surplus
Restricted for Future Federal Income Taxes"; and on the books of the
$831,825
firms
contracts
Offered—Pursuant
a
industries.
ment
($20 per share.)
par
sales
both
in
Formed in November,
development
"Both
prospectus, an underwriting group
12
Jan.
a
proper
presentation in financial statements of accumulated reductions in Fed¬
eral income taxes,
both as to Kentucky and its associate companies.
On
the
vehicle
headed
by William Blair & Co., 135 So. La Salle Street, Chicago
3, 111., publicly offered 130,000 shares of this corpora¬
tion's 6V2 % convertible preferred stock (cumulative) at
to
expected
is
chemistry.
in
66,500 shares of common stock
Central Airlines, Inc.—Stock
the executive commented.
Dynamic Science will engage in
October,
from
River, a tributary of the Ohio River. The Big Sandyto be completed and availaole for commercial service
in the latter part of 1962.
At the same time, trie Commission approved a proposal for settlement
Big
plant
in
engineering development in
and
Wis.—Files With SEC—
1960 filed a letter of notification with the
(par $1) to be offered at
Dec. 30,
on
growth
continued
see
Laboratories,"
and
share, through Milwaukee Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.
Lake
to
estimated
Marshall
per
The
construct a steam-electric generation station, having an
capability of 265,000 kilowatts, in the State of Kentucky on
Kentucky
company
covering
$4.50
Act approving a $40,009,000 bank financing of
Kentucky Power Co., Ashland, Ky., subsidiary
o£ American Electric
Power Co.,
Inc., which will provide part of the funds to be used by
should
months
earnings," Mr. Marshall commented.
-•
prime importance in the company's development as an inte¬
grated entity in the electronics industry was the establishment of two
advanced scientific research subsidiaries,
Dynamic Science Corp. and
Formed
Root Co., Appleton,
Kurz &
Monday, January 23, 1861
.
"Of
been a Kroger vice-president since 1944, and
vice-president since 1947, were elected executive
the company.—V. 191, p. 2519.
of
six
next
.
and
year.
Directors,
Lockhart,
vice-presidents
Company
Holding
"The
thirteenth
I960
the
who has
Davis,
put
Accounting Issue Settled—
the
during
operation
in
stores
was 1,374, a decrease of 2%
from 1,399 stores last
Hall also announced that at a meeting of the Board of
period
and
to
justified,
be
of
number
Average
pro¬
a
for de-watering the mine. In October 1959 because of the dis¬
appointing gold values and the rising level of costs, stockholders were
gram
.
the
$1,-
Net income
share on the
compares
with
Period End. Nov. 30
.
1960—Month—1959
$
* -' $
-
$
Mos.—1959
'V
$
'
taxes—_
-3.535,515
3,425,637
taxes—
1,694,623
1,511,801
21,094,697
operating income-
4,133,795
3,850,782, 44,185 670
3,479,324
3,308,247
Federal
Other
1960—11
270.893,606
177,175,649
37,76^,992
35.320,760
Operating revenues.^—
Operating expenses--—!
income
operating
26,449,059
17,085,126
24.898,243 289,982.561
16,110,023
186,932,202
18,422,623
ago.
per
stock, outstanding.- This
per share for the first half of fiscal 1960.
Net
Net
after
charges—-—
—V. 192, p. 2611.
39.974,1
34,251,1
37,017,502
.
..
...
..
.V
Volume
Number
193
6023
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(381)
Microdot Inc.—Agreement—
An
,
"
■
..
stalled
"
ing
exclusive
long-term agreement for the distribution of the new
Multi-pin connector has been signed by Avnet Electronics
and Microdot Inc., it was announced on Jan. 13 by Microdot
Corp.
President
The
R.
S.
applies
standard
line
of
cylindrical
Multi-
An
initial
Multi-pin
$18,000
order
has
connectors,
been
placed
$50,000
for
for
approximately
standard
coaxial
$150,000
connectors,
their
sales
own
engineering staff.
now
give our new
will
company
The
extremely
sup¬
with
well-organized
Avnet
Multi-pin connector broad national
from their eight stocking locations."
distributors for Microdot will continue to carry the standard
coaxial connectors and cable on a non-exclusive basis.
distributions
Present
line
The new Multi-pin line,
$500,000 company expense,
designed
and
has been
developed
in
research
by
and
Microdot
at
development
a
for
the
past three years.
The Multi-pin
is a microminiature connector
approximately one-quarter the size of present "miniature" types. The
largest Multi-pin, with only a IV* inch shell will accept up to 61
power contacts.
These tiny push-pull quick disconnect connectors are
offered
—V.
in
192,
"disassembled"
kit
for
forms
bench
field
or
.
" In
be
1961
of
handle
bills
all
to
test
22,000
This
—V.
*
192,
of
electric
central
of
•The
the
of
company,
Natural
the
peaceful
of
subsidiary;
the
and
in
Co.,
Wise.,
the
has
filing
commission
joined
of
has
with
atomic
ested persons until Jan. 30, 1961, to request a
hearing
the proposal, Milwaukee Gas Light will issue and sell
416,667 shares of its common stock to the parent for
an
cash;
time
it
and
will
also
issue
and
sell
to
24,062,069
Operating
parent,
for
giving inter¬
thereon. Under
expenses—
14,747,368
Federal
proposal
Other
banks,
from
to
Net
in
Mokan
2204.
p.
Small
Investment
Corp.
The
share.
The
is
and
under
applying
loans
a
to
research,
of
stock
be
used
The
Federal
such
other
as
Investment
1958;
—V.
also
C.
$150,000
debentures
of
SBA
to
will
Interest
petroleum
by
weather
Harry
N.
were
to
The
of
as
preferred
warrants
totals
12
of
stock.
with
of
There
to
Gas
Forman
the
this
of
end
the
in
of
349,063
Earnings
at
Corp.
100,000
and
OSCAP is
E.
per
each
to
period,
in
despite
liquefied
notes
sory
founder
will
and
of
in
New
through
National
of
reserved
cents
to
companies
and
serving
stock.
his
and
is
all
in
the
is
listed
as
Orleans
under
the
earned
mission
has
to
Home
than
more
issued
cents
25
Nov.
acquisition
15-year promis¬
President
management
^reflecting
of
date
company
earned
income
the
the
payment
in
the
is
and
outstanding
amounted
surplus
for
and
stockholders
the
on
its
$4,725,837
common
1960;
31,
months
12
of
aggregate
to
to
of
S.
New York
Offered—A
headed by
group
new
Jan.
18
its
on
bid
bid
Stuart
of
98.173
98.803
of
for
for
the
4%%
a
the
& Co. Inc. group.
subject
offered,
to
4%%
engine
mail
this
came
The
'
certificates,
on
cipal
each
and
which
Feb.
15,
and
clutch
while
its
in
1962
15
to
annual
1976,
and
of
natural
and
$90
of
The
facilities
gas
announced
been
by
estimated
President,
demands
is
to
for
♦
of
as
in
most
up
existing
for
the
uostate
and
New
York
of
during
192,
and
service
in
requirements.
the
gas
future
expansion
program
consist
of
immediate
of
transmission system through the construction
345,000
volts
capacitv.
three
times the
voltage
of
to
circuits,"
Mr.
Machold
said.
Initial
construction
of
the
system which will extend over 200 miles from Utica to Poughkeepsie
was
undertaken
during
1960.
The
new
transmission
system
will
greatly
hawk
increase capacity
system itself, and
to exchange power within the Niagara Mo¬
establish new and larger links with utility
systems
in
the
New
York
metropolitan
area,
New England
Pennsylvania.
Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc.
complete
Yonkers.
1962.
"Major
the
and
will
line from Poughkeepsie to its Dunwoodie substation
Completion of the project is scheduled for the summer
.
projects
'
to
•
be
inaugurated
•
during
1961,"
*
in
of
Machold
pointed out, "include an electronic' data processing system to accom¬
plish greater efficiency and economy.
Fifst use of the system, in¬
the
so
post¬
in
and
to
Col—Earnings—
185
Storage
of
million
Payable
$
1,022,527,374 935,232,559
614,614,862
563,818,237
132,469,000
123,696,000
taxes
9,652,165
8,106,891
110,573,459
14,686,462
14,781,426
164,870,053
12,032,980
12,322,763
138,005,526 130,534,014
to
Picket
the
Co.—Additional
GIVING
equal
155,068,847
Financing
Details—
Jan. 13 of
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
5V4%
due
1969
volume
to
sales
said
that
sales
health
subsidiary
a
Sept.
monthly
1960,
16,
of
and
nuclear
fields
of
The
30,
the
Outstanding
of
uses
of
C.LT.
Financial
Corp.,
major
Industrial
in
of
uses
research,
of
and
gamma
Reynolds noted.
course, is materially benefiting by
radiation and specialized radiation
x
goods and many other products
of
all, he said.—V. 191,
petroleum
paper,
made
are
better
through radiation techniques, he added.
achieved with isotopes, and the field of
most
and
Major
products, canned
more
economically
agricultural
medicine
and
the
&
stock
mon
Co.
offered
at
$9
the
of
acquired
ing
from
and
Water
quick
$2
Cleveland
Co.,
111.
the
was
of
the
Kalamazoo,
will
of
the
be
applied
Industries,
latter
in
and
Mich.,
Bethesda,
of
Md.,
below,
a
the
which
various
engineer¬
National
S.
Gordon
to
March
capital
4,
1969.
stock
of
is
purchase
I
and
the
stock
Cohu
space,
EARNINGS—Sales
and
other income of
PneumoDynamics for the
Nov.; 30, 1960, totaled approximately $13,900,000 compared
$14,766,854 for the comparable 1959 period.
Pro forma net in¬
ended
for
forma
the
net
like
period
income
of
in
1959
equaled
$275,542
approximately $92,000 in
total
of
shares
respective
of
stock
common
set
forth
and
has
of
Essex
the
filed
as
the
20,000
Walston
20,000
Hallowell,
Hornblower & Weeks
&
8,100
Co.
shares
&
outf-
and
for
Inc.
exhibit
have
the
Harrison
H.
Kinsley
Saunders, Stiver & Co.____
7,200
Winslow,
Hutton
E.
Blair &
&
&
Co.
Inc
Co.
7,200
Co.
Co.—
Inc
Brod
T.
jt;s
Evans
Co.
&
Charles
A.
Taggart
of
the
underwriters
Pacific
SEC
&
registration
pur¬
named
state¬
below:
&
AuChincloss,
Redpath
Co.
Walker &
Parker
of
to
3.4%
the
shareholders
with
the
for
over
six
the
same
six
the
months
at
$1
295,000
per
shares
share,
of
a
capital
letter
stock
without underwriting.
of
share
during fiscal
said
Rotanium
period
that
first-half
notification
50
months
same
ended
period
of
$693,000
last
year
are
year ended
sales
Electric
anticipated, and
will
tation
of
the
Nov.
30.
fiscal
is
or
not
costing
keeping
This
the preceding
80
cents
possible
year.
share.
because
inventories,
pace
a
but
of
Mr.
with the growth
of
31.
company's newest maintenance
Co., are developing more rapidly
that Premier's
also
last May
the
Products
"beginning
new
to
welding products
make
a
and
contribution
to
Cana¬
are
under way for another
sales
selling division which
number
furnish
a
new
line
of specialized
products to the general
transpor¬
industry, he said, and the company is currently investigating
of acquisition possibilities.
a
The
3,000
(par
2,800
—
was
company's research program is being Intensified, and recent de¬
velopments include new types of welding rods and electrodes, and an
screws,
—
Files
The
with
cents)
to
the
be
Mr. Mandel said.—V.
192, p. 1495.
Progress Webster Electronics Corp.—Files Offering—
corporation, of Tenth St. and Morton Ave.,
registration statement with the SEC
filed
Miller,
Mosley
profits."
5,000
&
Salt Lake City, Utah
Exchange Commission—
1961
Inc
the
on
in
divisions
and
4,000
Inc
Sons
Trust,
3,
&
Corp.—Forecast—News—
improved line of sheet metal
Jan.
2,800
2,800
Co.,
.
on
&
Inc.
6,000
$6,469,000
for
Planning activities
10,000
company
Son
expected
are
report
a
increase
Mandel
5,000
....,
&
Mellen
&
Suplee, Yeatman,
the company's method of
that profits are "more than
business."
a
Mr.
Weissenborn,
Inc.
Riecke
2,800
Harper
Inc.—
Joseph,
said
our
Parker
A.
Inc
P.
Co.,
Premier Industrial, which
designs, develops and distributes more than
products used to maintain and repair machines, vehicles and
buildings, reports sales of $12,826,000 and net profit of $1,343,624 or
than
H.
4,100
2,800
7,000
dian
Joseph
in
totaled
change
8,000
and
4,100
Stetson
&
to break all previous records during
ending next May 31, Morton L. Mandel, President, said
year
6
Comparison
10,000
Williston
profits
profit
Mandel
Shares
Co.,
Western
covering
offered
the
Beane
R.
203.
p.
an
Craigmyle, Pinney & Co.
10,000
;
193,
The
was
60,000
10,000
Co.
Inc
Inc.
—V.
Sales
of
name
12,500
&
Jan.
$1.55
Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke &
French
Co
Industrial
and
fiscal
4,100
..
2124.
p.
Premier
Sales
division,
J.
Wm.
6,000
192,
4,100
Cohu
Winslow,
6,000
&
Co
Adams
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
7,200
Inc
duPont
&
&
Chace, Whiteside &
Francis
I.
Hentz
Inc.
7,200
L.
R.
6,000
set
opposite
6,000
7,200
F. S. Moseley & Co
Tucker, Anthony &
Day
12,500
v
&
of
Co.
the
4,100
7,200
W.
issuance
stock
conditions
to
Co.
&
7,200
Net
capital
the
and
Kirkland
Co. Inc
&
Dodge
on
Shares
Inc
Sons
to sell to each of the underwriters
underwriters has severally agreed to
Stetson
—
Jenks,
Co.,
Sulzberger,
Becker &
Clark,
the
&
Brown
G.
Alex.
into
outstanding at Sept.
the
Banking
terms
an
4
Estabrook & Co
„
number
•
year.
Stetson
&
for
company
agreed
of
each
number
Cohu
pro
below:
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
$100
amount
Sh&TGS
Inc.
with
compared
1960.-
UNDERWRITERS—Each of
the
underwriters
named
below
has
severally agreed, subject to the terms and conditions of the Purchase
Agreement, to purchase from the corporation the
com¬
20,%
a
reserved
loans payable
agent
&
to
the
^,
Winslow,
A.
stock,
raising
Winslow,
Newark
between
company
the
wide
a
missile and other high precision-type
military and
equipment. ^Approximately 80% of the
company's business
the government,
primarily as a defense contractor.
with
—V.
the
—.
transfer
of which is
copy
of
Co
Rapids,
commercial
'
National
below
1960
including
Claud
has engineering divisions in Grand
and El Segundo, Calif., manufactures
6,000
capital
of
had no short-term
agreement
named
in
and
PneumoDynamics, which
variety
the
•
1959
Inc.,
company,
Mich.,
toward
corporation.
incorporated
Pneumatic
units
of
oversubscription on
corporation's com¬
*
offering
indebtedness
corporation
operating
Lift
of
V-Loan
6,000
value
par
thereby
shares
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
ment,
are
prospers
of this
share.
per
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
payment
to
jointly, 175,000 shares
Chas. W. Scranton & Co
Stroud & Co., Inc
the authorized
new
15,000
options
is
gains
health
2521.
p.
PneumoDynamics Corp.—Common Stock Sold—An un¬
derwriting group headed by Hemphill, Noyes & Co. and
a
company
advances
apparatus,
Cigarettes, candy,
Goodbody & Co
1960.
chase
diversified
non-destructive
§450,000 shs.
purchase.
company
laboratory
x-ray,
company.
$176,253
installments
then
including
to
the
testing and therapeutic equipment are expected
steady annual climb of 5 to 10%, Reynolds declared.
their
is
of
require tight
quality
control,
will climb sharply in the new
testing equipment will continue
to expand where
tight quality control is required, such as jet aircraft,
atomic
submarines, missiles, nuclear reactors, near-perfect
castings
and welding and a wide
variety of other critical products," Reynolds
said. "Human
ingenuity is the only limitation in such areas."
"The big advance, and
subsequent sharp increase in sales, will be
achieved as the practical means
for applying non-destructive
testing
devices to mass production are found
and applied.
A major restraint
currently is that some areas of industry are not
greatly concerned
with high standards of
quality control."
same
against
in¬
by
testing mass production will rise
money-saving applications discovered,
$200,000_—
stock
right
total
for
practical
medical,
director,
that
annually,
1,500,000 shs.
-
was
was
daily
a
testing
specialized
"Industrial
Bache
—
shares
1960.
in
for
92,649,475
Tube
in
of
feet
million
75
non-destructive
technical
industries
doubling
proportion
other
come
1960—11 Mos.—1959
86,032,368
Picker
to
been
maintain
with
51,130,051
With Securities and
'
Mr.
side
curb
12,014,000
stock
§ Not
has
enlargement
its
on
field
added.
Sales
Cushman's
by
i \
effective,
standing to 300,000 shares.
according to Earl J. Machold,
improved facilities to meet heavier
natural
projected
powered
2655.
p.
dividend
budget,
and
be
250,000
electric
1961,
in
changed from 5,000 shares of capital stock, par vfftue
per share,
to 1,500,000 shares, par value $2 per share. On the
date, the 5,000 shares formerly outstanding were
reclassified
Plans—
expansion
mail
use
11,742,000
after charges——
t Effective
prin¬
electric
company's
lines
in
new
electricity
well
item
construction
con¬
58,564,443
operating
pany
corporation.
provide
as
the
the
for
construction
"Major
future
Corp.—Construction
Power
million
will
added
Gas
end
11.
Reynolds,
equipment
However,
only
S.
his route.
A new style
improvements to the models in this
also
are
APPOINTMENT—The
budget
in
now
construction
the
1494.
p.
growth
new
Jan.
on
A.
Richmond,
1960—Month—1959
•First^mortgage note,
dividends by The' New York Central RR.
They are to be
equipment estimated to cost $4,930,000.—V. 193, p. 107.
Niagara Mohawk
U.
contract
taxes.
income
tCapital
secured by new
A
are
Pipeline
Natural
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
$225,000
to
units
Authorized
Halsey,
being re-
as
the
The
next
for
percentage
have
2123.
p.
CAPITALIZATION
a
guaranteed
supply
Marine
offering on
150,000 shares of this firm's capital stock at $4 per share.
The par value of the stock is $2 per share.
Additional
financing details follow:
A competing
from
to
Mailsters.
the
figure
radioisotopes, magnetic
strong
Jan. 16,
Sub.—
Outboard
Our issue of Jan. 16 reported the
191,
installments
are
relatively
a
predicted
A.
that
of
as
preferred
of
for
the
over
Max
delivering
<£
Peerless
after
The certificates are
Commerce Commission
mature
adviser.
by
Oppenheimer & Co.
Oppenheimer Manage¬
contract
door
a
94,645,070
—V.
Interstate
from
owned
of
and
Cushman
order
with
mail
Net operating income
approval, at prices to yield from 3.75% for the Feb. 15,
1962 maturity to 5% for certificates due Feb. 15, 1971
through 1976.
each
Invest¬
Oppen¬
11%
or
particles and dyes—will again
gain in 1961 by saving many millions of
dollars through
inspecting inside sealed and solid products without
opening or destroying them, Picker
X-Ray Corp., a leading producer,
are
die-cast aluminum engines.
This 2-cylinder
air cooled.
The unit will also have a larger
is
container
remove
192,
by
hp.
18
expenses.:
stock.
common
$3,955,180.—V.
coupon.
of
planned
delivery capacity of The Peoples Gas system
Gas
192,
BUSINESS—The
Office
revenues—.
Net
Com¬
of
coupon
is
projects
total
Shares
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
issue
an
the
developed by Cushman in
Dept. engineers for delivering
Operating
$3,825,000 of this
railroad's 4%% non-callable equipment trust certificates
on
Plans
Act.
stock
subsidiary
a
$1,063,200
,
.
Federal
Central RR.-—Equipment Trust Certificates
awarded
was
Inc.
that
investment
partner
Fund,
Neb.,
a
Post
covered
safely
can
I'
744.
p.
Plan's
general
1,200
Period End. Nov. 30—
190,
$11,173,930
period^ ended
dividends
amount
of
shares
The
under
under
voting
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
organization
giving interested persons until Feb. 3,
hearing thereon. The proposed transfer is equivalent
1960,
net
of Dec.
the unit type
whose
the
million.—V.
The
show
year
and
filed a proposal with the SEC
the transfer of $355,132 from
for
as
fund.
3-wheer vehicle
a
U.
valve
foot
order.—V.
order
an
share
per
30,
Act
surplus
of
registered
the
as
a
Lincoln,
with
is
Mailsters
transmission
The
The
with
cubic
man
Inc.—Proposes Account¬
Inc.,. has
Company
capital
to request a
1961,
to
At
Holding.
surplus
Service
$5,000,000
of
liens
pipeline projects, Natural Gas Storage Co. of
subsidiary, has been authorized to increase
capacity in 1961 by 75 million feet daily.
cubic feet,
dustry—x-rays,
competitive bidding.
developed
Other
Public
registration
a
Corp.—Gov't Contract for
awarded
Dept.
on
over-head
40
ing Adjustment—
New
investment
of
Oppenheimer
Marine
Mailster
newly
period.
and Adirondack businesses.—V.
Service
filed
covering
accumulation
prices
Operating
Public
Orleans
City,
1961,
the
large suburban and rural routes.
The
cities in all sections of the country.
p. 1735.
New
York
16,
for
company
1940
listed
is
been
based
The
the
acquired
York.
42,147,618
many
for
on
has
junction
conversion
94
$2,500,000
at
Corp.,
Motors,
Office
The
period
increased
year-earlier
Corp.
New
of
common
the Home
operate
Gas
and
44,514,291
Corp.
Post
period
of last
based
had
Propane
placement
shares
acquired
to
Bottled
England
private
60,000
the
continue
that
of
Co.,
of
Outboard
was
share,
were
&
President
Corp.,
year
and
shares
the
New
Jan.
mutual
a
public sale
Management
Cushman
stockholders
12-month
this
common
St.,
on
Certificates
Inc.,
Act
Oppenheimer
.;
achieved
months
similar
common
Broad
SEC
Plan
investment
an
Company
heimer
OK'd—
1960
12
warrants
against $1
year,
Adirondack
customers
financed
was
reported
25
the
for
offered
ment
distributor.
outstanding
exercise
42,194,535
ranging from $3,000 face value
$600,000 face value through Oppenheimer & Co., of New York
City,
the sponsor and general distributor of the OSCAP
plans.
"
Mr.
of
with
other
Picker X-Ray Corp.—Forecast—
he
45,222,348
4,174,077
and
Gas
increase
Estabrook
31,
this
in
260
financing
4,173,477
4,126,043
...
$
Offering—
company,
be
and.
letter
LP-Gas
shares
million
year.
$
'
2655.
p.
these
together
will
235
which
to
Coffey¬
demand for
the
interim
this
shares
Oct.
preceding
lowered
an
$578,900
remain
31,
Oct.
of
the
conversions.
outstanding
in
common
common
result
a
and
months
for
compared
number
649,343
which
reported
ended
the
in
President
available
$584,500,
year.
is
Forman,
Earnings
than
conditions
This
gas.
months
12
14,661,808
.
charges
192,
Fund,
National Propane Corp.—Net Up—News—
corporation
in the
somewhat higher earnings
36,287,136
26,038,327 270,873,261 258,336,065
13,981,474 158,309,655 152,383,422
4,395,979
46,085,311
44,339,753
1,487,397
21,255,947
19,418,355
4,187,366
Oppenheimer
1914.
p.
25,056,879
operating income.
Oppenheimer
Co.—Chemstrand
39,864,817
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$
1,895,995
Monthly Purchase
J
This
1960—Month—1959
4,311,710
after
ment
unfavorable
income
statement
Page,
Corp., above.—<V. 192,
43,680,287
39,072,074
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
taxes..
The
publisher of Coffeyville Daily
Savings and Loan Association of
Taken
to
Peoples
withdrawal
season
$
Oppenheimer Systematic Capital Accumulation Plan—
general manager of Page Milk
Vice-President;
and Damon A.
Willbern,
Federal
Viscose
Bell
taxes—J
Files
companies in the field of finance, mar¬
of
specializeo knowledge.
Proceeds
of
storage
John
to
Chemical
American
lav/
and
Secretary-Treasurer.
Monsanto
See
First
the
of
Act
addition
another
its
During 1960 Natural
delivery capacity, and
Federal
a
purposes.
President; Jim
of Coffeyville as
of
for
loan against its debentures in that
provide equity capital and long-term
small business concerns ,and to render
sale
as
President
1960
Net
areas
the
3,523,660
operating
Net
per
to
of
group
to
and
these
for
3,000
$150,000
a
3,829,306
3,569,110
regis¬
sale at $100
under Kansas
Administration
prospectus lists Richard M. Seaton,
Journal,
Company
ville
Business
a
covering
1961,
public
October
filed
Kans.,
17,
for
Business
intends
and
sale
Jan.
organized in
Small
for
services
keting
Coffeyville,
on
offered
be
Small
SBA
company
diversfied
consultation
the
the
St.,
SEC
to
was
to
the
to
The
the
stock,
company
amount.
Walnut
with
common
applying
license
is
729
of
statement
of
4,052,072
Operating revenues
Operating expenses..
Other
company,
income.
$
"
shares
In
111.,
2612.
p.
mortgages
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co. of Chicago said on Jan.
11 that
its
long-distance
pipeline subsidiary,
Natural
Gas
Pipeline ' Co.
of
America, plans 1961 expansion projects
totaling $52,310,000.
The most recent
project, outlined in a certificate filing with the
Federal
Power
Commission, would increase
the
pipeline
company's
daily delivery capacity to 60 million cubic feet
through construction
of 257 miles of 30-inch
loop line and increased compressor capacity
at a cost of
$28,560,000.
Also pending is an earlier
application of Natural Gas Pipeline to
add
100 million
feet in daily capacity
through expenditure of $23,750,000 for supercharging compressors and
construction of
89 miles
of loop line.
of
$
1,742,294
purchase
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Expansion—
I960—11 Mos.—1959
3,520,335
Period End. Nov. 30—
Offering—
tration
purposes
22,663,016 261,617,203 242,677,256
13,595,971 158,950,574 147,082,611
3,643,587
38,634,326
37,373 946
1,594,152
20,352,016
18,355,882
taxes—
charges
192,
Ohio
Proposes
—
to
us
Co.—Earnings—
taxes—
i;
Business
enable
many
to
The
special
1961, up to $20,000,000 of promissory notes maturing June 1,
Proceeds of the sale of the stock and notes will be used to
finance in part
the subsidiary's construction program for 1961 and
191,
meters
time
1962.
1962.—V.
after
—V.
during
early
income
operating
Net operating
additional
$5,000,004
for
energy
$
revenues
order
an
will
proceeds are to be used
interests in real estate.
the
on
efficiency
shop
200,000
service
1960—Month—1959
Operating
its
financing
a
issued
used
com¬
by
use
Northwestern Bell Telephone
assembly.
Co.—Proposes Financing—
Milwaukee,
Gas
be
the
meter
gas
facility
The
process¬
later
nearly
our
$
American
and
service
miles
will
799.
p.
Period End. Nov. 30—
Milwaukee Gas Light
It
aspects of
toward
greater
step
and
square
calculating and
other
and
centralized
a
the
month.
per
another
completed.
entire
advancement
2019.
p.
to
operating
territory thereby
eliminating the necessity of local meter repair facilities."
During
1961
Niagara
Mohawk
and
other
investor-owned
utilities
in
New
York
State
will, expand
research
and
development to test
methods of generating atomic
power
on
a
large scale and at costs
economically competitive with existing fuels.
Niagara Mohawk is one
of
seven
utilities that have jointly formed
a
non-profit
company—
Empire State Atomic Development
Associates, Inc.—which is initiating
a
$20,000,000 program of nuclear research and
development.
Previous
research
programs
sponsored
by New
York
State
utilities
indicate
that advanced concepts of two
types of reactors hold marked promise
of
success
in
achieving competitive
nuclear
power.
Through
this
program, these investor-owned utilities of New York
State will keep
in the forefront of nuclear
development, and contribute to the overall
o*
in
cable. Future orders are expected
to be substantial.
this agreement," Mr. Dickerman said, "Avnet will
Microdot's sales engineers and 17 sales representatives
the
be
equipped
will
year
service
and
"Through
plement
will
customer
operation
Syracuse
per
pin connectors, with a separate non-exclusive agreement covering other
types and Microdot's coaxial connectors and cable.
1960,
engineering,
business.
through
near
the
to
in
million
a
planning,
pany's
Dickerman.
agreement
late
of
in
Microdot
9
shares
at
of
common
$4.50 per
Sloss
&
Co.,
stock,
to
be
on
offered
Jan.
for
13,
Chester, Pa., filed a
1961, covering .150,000
in e;arly March
public sale
share through a group of underwriters headed by Marron,
Inc. The underwriters will receive a 45c per share com-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
10
Realsite
transferred to the company all of the
stock of four subsidiaries. Additional consideration
outstanding capital
Realsite,
shares
the
and
man
holder of
of
its subsidiaries are engaged primarily in the
construction of communities in Florida.
Active on
since 1958,
this publicly owned company is completing its 470 homes in developments at Realsite Estates in the
Carol City area, and Ives Estates in the northeast Dade area;
Execu¬
tive offices are located in Lauderdale Lakes,
an area presently being
developed by Realsite and other builders into a community of approxi¬
mately 5,000 families,—V. 191, p. 2460.
Realsite,
The prospectus lists
»
Heller
Hill,
scene
3,000
3,000
Co.—
&
Borg
Meyer—.—_____
&
3,000
Grimm
3,000
Darlington
&
Co
—7,500
Marache & Co.
7,500
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.__
7,500
Courts & Co.—_—_;—___
5,000
Hooker
.
3,000
Mericka
J.
Wm.
3,000
Inc
——
Hirshberg, Inc.
2,500
& Co,—aRoberts Co.——
2,500
Fay,
&
2,500
2,500
& Co.——
Simon
M.
2,500
Noyes
A.
Norman C.
I.
2,500
2,000
Loeb & Co._—
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.—
Newburger,
2,000
J/,;r/ 'i'/MV,
192,
Interest
Co.—Acquires Belgian
Rheem Manufacturing
-
David
_.:i—3:—5,000
p. 2063.
.<.
Infc.
—V.
3,000
______
and
Norris
Co.,
&
Inc
Co.,
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
W. D. Gradison & Co.—
5,000
Co.——«—__
Kohlmeyer &
Neuhaus &
Underwood,
&
and
Florida
5,000
—
Co
&
Brown
5,000
Inc._
Beane__
&
Rosenthal & Co.——
and
Inc.
S.
Hamershlag,
11,000
Co._
Inc
C.
11,000
10,000
&
12,000
Granbery,
.
share of '■
the. average
May 1Sept. 30, 1960. This compared with a net profit of $40,897 or 11 cents ,
per share, calculated on 363,500 shares outstanding Sept. 30, 1959.
' "
the
Co.—
&
Stieglitz
Goodbody
$236,836 in the 1960
the 1959 months.
after taxes was $125,275 equal to 18l/z cents a
of 677.842 shares outstanding during the period
profit
Net
&
Rice & Co.
R.
5,000
Stone—,
&
Williston
J.
_____
/
.
month
development
■
1959.
of
____
duPont
& Co.
Roland
Irving J.
14,000
Co
Hutton
F.
Model,
'
10,000
Ira Haupt & Co,
10,000
H, Hentz & Co.——
10,000
J. C. Bradford & Co.—__—
7,500
A, T. Brod & Co.———
7,500
in
$324,699
\
with
compared
$2,091,605,
totaled
profit before Federal income taxes was
period, contrasted with $58,425 in
Net
five
program.
Mfg.
Progress
I.
Halle
1960.
30,
months
corresponding
the
all of the
owns
company.
&
L'..
wholly owned subsidiaries, real estate devel¬
has Issued an earnings statement covering the five •
income
Shares
49,500
&
:—
Shields
its
Sept.
Consolidated
777,777 outstanding common shares
Ruben P. Rosen as Eoard Chair¬
Stuart Caine as President, Caine is President and sole stock¬
Chester Morton Electronics Corp.; and Rosen is Vice-Chairman
Mfg.
Progress
of
promotion
and
ended
months
Co._
-Curtis
Subs.)-—Earnings Soar—
(&
and
Inc.
opment company,
indebtedness
certain
sales
sified
by the company to
included the assignment
issuance
of
pany
Inc.
&
Jackson
Webber,
Faine,
Blair
Progress Mfg. of the 777,677
by Progress Mfg. to the com¬
due Progress Mfg. by one of the sudsidiaries amounting to approximately $460,000.
The company and its
subsidiaries are engaged in the business of manufacturing, distributing.
and
developing
electronic equipment and components and related
products for residential, commercial and military use, including such
items
as
wire
and
cable assemblies,
audio and power connectors,
residential and inter-office communication equipment, electrostatic air
cleaners and light dimmer controls.
The netMU'oceeds from the stock
sale will be added to general working capital fm^use in carrying an
increased
investment in inventories, for research and development,
th' acquisition of additional machinery and equipment and an inten¬
the
for
common
Hammill
Shearson,
more
Francis
company's common stock,
the
Monday, January 23, 1961
.
Shares
has achieved volume production techniques and expects to
than 1,500 complete "Builders Showcase" shows in the
year beginning March 1, 1961.
Upon completion of its enlarged studios,
Ray-Eye will expand its activities in the production of educational,
industrial, training and dramatic programs.
produce
purchase an additional
of
.
Ray-Eye
principal underwriters will receive four-year warrants to
15,000 common shares at $4.50 per share.
The compahy
(formerly Chester Morton Electronics Corp.) was or¬
ganized under Pennsylvania law in Augiist 1959 by Progress Manufac¬
turing Co., Inc., to continue the business of its predecessor, Chester
Morton Electronics Corp.
Progress Mfg., in exchange for 777,6/7 shares
The
mission.
.
(382)
•—News—
■The
purchased a substantial minority interest
licensed to manufacture Rheem water heaters
has
company
Belgian
company
in _a
ai a
Rheem linings to steel containers, it was announced on Jan. b
by A. Lightfoot Walker, President.
•
.
Travail Mecanique
de la Tole, of Brussels, has been licensed by
Rheem since October, 1957.
It operates plants and affiliates at Brus¬
sels and Ghent, Belgium; Saint-Aubin-Lez-Elbeuf, France; and Istanbul,
apply
„
5.28%
SlOO-par-value
V.
192,
been
Public
of
2511.
p.
150,000 shares of the common stock
Soundcraft Corp. was made on Jan. 16 at a
offering of
Reeves
/
Turkey.
Emanuel,
Deetjen & Co. The shares being offered were purchased :
by the underwriters from The Prudential Insurance Co.
Co.
Puget Sound- Power & Light
Files Bond and
—
Washington Building, Seattle, Wash., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 13, 1961 covering $15,000,000
of first mortgage bonds, series due 1991, to be offered for public sale
through a group of underwriters headed by Biyth & Co., Jnc;, and
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith.
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Also included in
the registration statement are 326,682" shares of common stockwhich
the company
proposes to offer,
through the same underwriters,_for
subscription by its common stockholders on the basis of one new shaie
for each ten shares held of record on Feb; 15, 1961.
The subSciiption
price and underwriting terms for the rights offering are to be supplied
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
applied
i
by
received
$450,000
of
toward
Prudential will be
"v;5'>•
'"y\
master
facture
the
of
time
quired
finance
to
from new
obtained
Edelstein Co., Inc., pub¬
100,000 shares of this firm's 250 par common
prospectus, Robert
9
Jan.
a
licly offered
stock
Offered—Pursuant
Corp.—Common Stock
E. D. M.
R.
to
expected to aggregate $16,500,000 at the
bonds. The remainder of the funds es¬
the 1961 construction program is expected to be
bank loans and from operations.
V. 192, p. 1401.
Bank loans are
sale of the new
$20,000,000.
$3.50 per share.
at
March- -4,"'I960
of engineering,
researching, developing and manufacturing timing and fusing devices
of-both mechanical and electronic .nature for 6he Ordnattpe Corpsthe U. S. Army and other military and civilian users of such
items.
The
company's principal office is at 22 Route 23, town of Little
Falls, n. j.,
•' /
'
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds to the company of the shares, esti¬
mated at $267,250, are expected to be used approximately_ as follows:
Corp.
BUSINESS—R.E.D.M.
the laws of the State
under
bank loan
\
acquisition of production machinery
To
pay
For
—-JIT—
$75,000
and equipment 50,000
sells
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
a
special
Officer
Bank,
tLoans
Payable
Notes
Term
in
of 4%
rate
192,
1,000,000 shs.
par )
monthly
tPayable
average
(25c
interest at an
until' September. 1962.
.
L. . .. -■ •.
amounts which include
various
annum,
per
number
See
Radiation
Hirsch
&
Straus,
Blosser
192,
City operator of
The
The
is
supplier
major
a
electronic
of
and equipment for
.it is a producer—
and commercial
the Department of Defense.
Through subsidiary firms,
of electrical and electronic components for industrial
applications.
which specializes in the development of
and miSslle industries, 'and* also
performs extensive research and development in the fields-of chemistry,
atomic energy, extractive metallurgy, plastics and nuclear physics.
RAI
is
technical
a
chemical
materials
company
electronics
the
for
'
/
;
^
Colonel
.
and
company
stockholders
of
account
the
by
the
of
This
of
Associates
also
and
del
Fonda
of
Hotel
the
Lexington,
Four
well-known
In
of
Hawaiian
Room
it
of
L.°
Westbury,
a
Associates
coffee
Riker's
14
rants
its
to
shares
operations, and
Radiatronics, Inc., Van Nuys, Calif.—Files With SEC—
letter of notification with
the SEC covering 100,000 shares of common stock (no par)
of which
16,000
shares are to be
offered by selling stockholders at $3
per
share, through Morgan & Co., Los Angeles, Calif.
corporation
The
and
proceeds
on
Dec.
used
be
to
are
1960
28,
for
filed
capital
Corp:
additional
equipment,
Co.,
55
Jan. 16 that it has
agreed to lend $490,000 to Ray-Eye Productions, Inc..
of Kansas City, Mo.
The funds will be taken down as
needed
by
instalment
into
able
Venture
35%
amended.
its
have
to
Corp.
under
shares
making
Exchange,
ever
Its
and
and
on
V2%
it
of
be represented by 10%
purchase warrants exercis¬
is
a
small
business
investment,
Small Business Investment Act of 1953.
were- recently
listed on the American Stock
first
traded
small
on
a
BUSINESS—Ray-Eye Productions,
business
national
Inc.,
is
investment
across
1961
the
material
a
will
bfe
nation.
and
home
seen
The
on
a
show
accessory
phtent sales builder.
weekly basis
in,at
is
ojP several
sponsored
manufacturers
for
least
of
*
is
company'
it
has
become
due
to
Jan.
long-term
stock
a
this
be
loan
loan
note
is
be
to
be
to
secured
of the
into
refund
offering
in/ January
all
existing
by
liens
upon
the
above
company's
amount
75,000
Restricted
includes-current
shares
Stock
UNDERWRITERS—Under
contained
in
the
purchase
Option
the
terms
contract
(a
furniture,
shares
indicated
below:
issuance
and
subject
copy
the
of
a
corporation
organized
under
trade
name
of
its
products.
The
the
tljie
proceeds
is without physical
of its attorney.
entire
net
to
offering of
the
facilities
the
laws
company
the
company
and
such
as
be
of 40,000 shares
$100,000 ' and these'
Expenses resulting from sale of stock_____v.
22 000
s'ooo
$
Procurement
Working capital including
product
of
development
market
following
be
applied
priority
if all
test
of
4 000
items—___
""""""
the
6'000
reserve
43 000
""""
;
shares sold,.
Portion
of
use
2,000
18^000
Continue market analysis and testing______ I
Continue
-
Will
its
company
will
Initial mass production for inventory and sales
Advertising and promotion of new oroducts
the
sold,
is-
follows:
as
(4i
,
the
of
_$100,000
stock
offered
proceeds
°/ eMPense incident hereto, the
to the
net
will
hereunder is
followed:
be
proceeds
resulting
following items in the percentage of proceeds
as
follows: initial production, 60%; product
development 20%; adver¬
tising, 15%; and market testing, 10%.
of
CAPITALIZATION
fixtures
of
Common
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
to
which
approximate
the
is
to
the-
conditionsfiled as an
named
aggregate
($10
Authorized
nn,.r
pai)
Outstanding
200,000 shs
_—
par)_
91.800 shs.
10,000 shs.
asSs\sabTeC-Wei920fp.r(ld916arry "° 'Preemptive riShts
2 200 shs.-
and are non-
Royal Industries, Inc.—New Orders
$29,134.
pursuant
underwriters
(10c
Pieferred
Royal
Plan.
[exhibit. to the registration statement)
have severally agreed to purchase the
of
the
Net proceeds
'
'
Offered—
indebtedness.
maturities
for
reserved
is
i
pursuant'
proceeds
The
Stock
(7)
750,408 Shs.
hereunder,
1961.
Capital
(6)
$150,000."
Includes
industries.
Among the automotive
Argentine
subsidiaries
of
many
automobile and truck: manufac¬
the
be
16 offering circular, this corporation
a
bank
.
European
(5)
and
equipment of the restaurant opened in October 1960 and upon the
same
assets as secure the present obligations of the company to the
bank.
The amount
to be
outstanding includes current maturities of
**
to
presently
80,250
1,500,000
**1.500,000 shs.
entered
used
Rockwell-
and
(1)
228,723
completion
upon
agreement
Artimsa
(2t
$152,230
pari
by
the business of manufacturing and marketing of racks
designed to store and dispense, on an
automatic
basis,
and packaged foods, both for household and commercial use.
(31
Outstanding
indebtedness
(10c
issued,
will
conform
sold,
FINANCING
between July 1; 1964—_—$1,500,000
Jan.
bank
15,
in¬
in
company
-
^
PRESENT
TO
between
Corp.—Common
a
proceeds will be used
York.
New
EFFECT
will
States and
191, p. 744.
PROCEEDS—If
Including current maturities.
t To
to
"Builders
30 major ar^as
leading building
whom
York,
1, 1964
mortgage due May 13, 1964
and
Common
§ The
producer
Showcase," a half-hour film television show which each week presents
to
the
prospective
home
buyer nine
different new
homes
in
the
viewers' area.
The program is now produced in seven cities and by
March
note
mother
exchange.
the
-
1961
This
the
the
shares
America
New
GIVING
first mortgage due Aug.
second
t6 %
will
stock
of Ray-Eye's common stock.
Capital
licensed
company
as"
Ray-Eye
notes
Street,
Broad
York:and
New
railroad
and
Artimsa
of
principal office is that
Manhattan
Authorized
4%
Ray-Eye Productions, Inc.—Financing—Venture Capi-.
announced
York.
CAPITALIZATION
*4
Corp. of America
New
machinery,
working capital,
tal
Street/
Wall
Chase
will
springs,
are
canned
The
Bank, 40
Registrar,'Manufacturers Trust
The
suspension
Franceschi and the Rockwell-Standard know-how,
the operation will develop into one of Argentina's
suspension springs for that country's rapidly
automotive
to
which
intends to apply the net proceeds from the
agent,
agreement
United
eng.aged
being sold
by
the
company
to
reduce the amount
of its
payable
and
accrued
expenses' ar.d
to
augment
working
which it is using in connection with its expansion program.
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer
a
Argentine
the
of
producers
BUSINESS—Roto-Pack
accounts
The
in
coil
and
Argentina..
of the District of Columbia, with its principal offices at 1624 Eye St.,
Northwest,
Washington, District of Columbia.
When
the
company'
originally
incorporated in January, I960,-it was known as ReddyRack Corp., but pursuant to amended articles of incorporation, effective
Aug. 22,
1960, the name of the company was changed to Roto-Pack
Restaurant Associates has added1 six'major restau¬
1959
June,
leaf
of
Aires,
publicly offered, without underwriting, 40,000 shares of
its 100 par common capital stock at $2.50 per share.
Ohrbach's
Since
Buenos
license
that
proposed
Roto-Pack
the
shops,
the
Pursuant to
Coffee House' at'
department store, the coffee shop and snack bar at Newark
Airport and three cafeterias in New York City. The company expects
to begin Operation of food establishments at LaGuardia Airport in 1961.
including
is
turers.—V.
Leone's,
sulting services for the John Peel restaurant and the Patio Cafe coffee
shop. In addition, the company operates a number of popular-priced
restaurants,
Rockwell-Standard
of
production
of
and
near Roosevelt Raceway in'
furnishes
managerial
con¬
motor hotel
luxury
Restaurant
venture
,
Argentina.
in
S.A.I.C.
customers
a
Inn,
I.,
-
leading
Hemisphere
nights
Island
the
At
the
seven
Corp.—Argentine Interest—
Rockwell, Chairman of the Board, announced' on
first investment and participation in a manu-
licensed
under
growing
and
establish¬
as
F.
joint backing of Sr.
will serve as a private luncheon club' for
Club and will be open to the public for"
week. The 47th floor of the building is also
occupied by the Tower Suite restaurant facilities of the company and
will be used for private dining rooms for various business organizations..
dinner
A.
controlling interest in Artimsa, a long-established producer
springs and diesel engines, was acquired by Sr. Felix
a prominent Argentine industrialist,
with other important
interests in Argentina.
Plans,
restaurant
This
members
M.
Standard; call for the building of a new plant, to be equipped with
production machinery, in the Buenos Aires area.; With the
recently began operation of restaurant facilities known
Suite
on
the
48th floor
of
the
new
Time
&
Life
Tower
by
modern
Seasons
,
underwritten
1958,
business
Paul Revere
and The Newarker at Newark Airport.
the
shares'
additional
the
of
being
suspension
leading
luxury
restaurants
moderate-priced
Brasserie,
the
The
operates
both
Caesars,
such
runs
Sol,
company
the
Twelve
the
is
Franceschi,
and the
public
Forum
offering
company's
first
the
clude
This was the
company.
offering of the company's' shares,
stock sold quickly at a premium.
first
issuance
from
The
—
Inc., and Joseph Walker & Sons.
Willard
his
17
ARTIMSA
shops and cafeterias.
195,000 shares are
50,000 shares for the
coffee
proceeds
capital funds of the bank.
facturing operation
wide variety of restaurants ranging
and The Forum of the Twelve
a
to
Rockwell-Standard
/
2,500
Smith & Co.—
.
Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
popular-priced
to
Building.
systems
'
share at the rate of one new
held of record on Jan.' 10,
a
2,500
Seasons
Four
sold
being
as
and
Corp.
'
V
.
(Suffern, Rockland
right to subscribe will expire,pn Feb. 6, 2.961*
The
added
be
Schapiro & Co.,
2,500
Inc.
Inc.
Co.,
offering price was $11 per share.
Tavern
Radiation Applications Inc., both of New
York, have recently established a joint venture company, Radiation/
Materials
Inc.,
to
investigate the development
of and marked for
irradiated insulation products such as polyolefin wire and cable, it was
announced Jan. 13 by Leon Alpert and Munroe Pofcher, Presidents of ■
the respective companies.
Electronics
Zuckennan,
„
Co.,
&
&
offered,
from
La
below.
Materials, Inc.,
15,000
&
Kidder
M.
A.
underwriting group headed by Shearson, Hammill &
ments,
V.
Inc.—Joint Venture—
Granger
Kormendi
/
shares
seven
UNDERWRITERS
2,500
Co.__
15,000
2260.
p.
each
PROCEEp.S-j-Net
will
5,000
;—.
15,000
;___
Johnson & Higgins
Wilson,
CO..
&
,
..
Rights Offering to Stock¬
—
National Bank
capital stock at $20
1961.
,
&
_____________
BUSINESS—Restaurant
Radiation Materials Inc.—Formed—
.Loral
Co
McDowell
of
share for
Stewart-Eubanks-Meyerson
32,500
—
2511.
p.
Rockland
—
Shares
Shares
57,500
with the New
County, N. Y.) offered on Jan. 17 to holders of its capital,
stock the right to subscribe for 39,126 additional shares
purchased by each of them are as follows: •
be
to
Brothers—
Mason
The
Loral
shares
of
:
..:v; v:;
'
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.—
The
Radiation Applications
holders
the several underwriters and the respec¬
and addresses of
The names
tive
1343,
p.
several
the
192,
National Bank
Rockland
agreement,
underwriting
the
In
—
devices.—V.
ductor
3,204,815
offering,
be
represented by Emanuel, Deetjen & Co., have agreed,,
severally, subject to the terms and conditions therein set forth, to
purchase from the selling shareholder the respective number of shares
of common stock set forth below.
\
/ / ./. •
'
Caesers
$21,966
27,583
_——
390,900 shs.
*Short term notes payable are due to the Hanover Bank—$75,000;
of which amount $25,000 was borrowed during October 1960; $25,000
due to Seth Harrison,
an
officer, and $20,000 to a stockholder.
stock
will
pursuant to a Jan. 17 prospectus, 245,000
shares of 100 par value common stock of this New York
$95,000
Stockholder——__
and
payable for equipment
Common
completion of this
outstanding.-
Upon
—
stock
common
UNDERWRITERS
Co.
.
.
of
underwriters,
An
Outstanding
'
to
of $972,645.
credit
CAPITALIZATION
shares
Corp.,
Mutual Life Insurance Co. for a consideration of $2 million.
The building is the main engineering and production facility for Rheem
Semiconductor,
which makes transistors, diodes and other semicon¬
England
and net income of $1,003,643, including /
reported net sales of $4,438,050
v/:/
100,000-sq.-ft.
Rheem Semi¬
a new
View, Calif, for its subsidiary,
sale and leaseback arrangement
Mountain
in a
at
conductor
1960, the company
ended Sept. 30,
';
;•
has also taken a 20-year lease on
company
building
recording discs.
instantaneous
of
Restaurant Associates,
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
•Short
line
the nine months
The
Jan.
general
CAPITALIZATION
diversified
a
EARNINGS—For
pay loans due
For
—V.
and
—V.
to officer and stockholder—45,000
working capital purposes consisting pri¬
marily of prc-production costs and inventory build- '. .
w
up
on defense contracts
—_——-—
——
97,250
To
and
Orleans for delivery during
first
the
tape for home and professional use and specialized industrial
instrumentation recording tapes.
Reeves Soundcraft also produces
incorporatedrmOti
was
o£ Delaware for the-purpose
and
by Rheem plants at Houston and New
half of 1961.
made
magnetic
proceeds from
net
and
N.
Linden,
sion,
details
Quarter¬
$2,800,000 order from the U. S. Army
a
55-gallon steel shipping containers, E. F./ Paquette,
General Manager of the company's container divi¬
J., announced on Dec. 28.
The containers will be
for
Corps
Vice-President
a com¬
"/
received
Rheem has
,
,
addition
Financial
shares.
of
announced.
not
were
1946, the company carries on its busi¬
Reeves Soundcraft Corp.,
as
an
operating unit, and
wholly-owned subsidiaries, Bergen-Wire Rope Co. and
Co., Inc.
The parent company is engaged in the manu¬
distribution of recording media.
Principal products are
Reevesound
the sale of the securities will be used to pay
outstanding bank loans due July 31, 1961, incurred for construction
purposes, and to provide funds for the company's 1961
constiuction
program
which, it is estimated, will require cash expenditures of
The
Milan, Italy.
involved an exchange
•
two
by amendment.
.
,
,
industrial boxes,
barrels,
beer
drums,
steel
manufactures
T.
pany affiliate in
The
purchase
through
through
Germany.
M.
T.
liquid propane gas cylinders and galvanized metal products, in
to water heaters designed by both Rheem and'Rheem
Safim,
BUSINESS—Incorporated in
ness
contrib¬
and benefit
to
West
Soundcraft
Reeves
exercise of the warrants held by
the reduction of notes payable.
the
from
Corp.
.
the
150,000 shares of common stock from
a price of $3 per share.
1958, to buy
company at
■
purchase further strengthens the company's ability to
from the growth of European countries, Particularly
in the Common Market area," Mr. Walker said.
He noted that Rheem
manufacturing and sales affiliates also operate in Italy, Sicily and
ute
exercised warrants, held since March,
of America which
1400
of
company,
'
"This
price of $6,375 per share by a group headed by
Rights Offerings—
The
Offered—
Stock
"Corp.—Common
Soundcraft
Reeves
appointed registrar for the
cumulative preferred stock of the company.—
has
Bank
Manhattan
Chase
Co.—Appointment—
Gas
Public Service Electric &
The
below
T
R
Industries,
Inc.,
of
Los
Angeles,
has
received
orders
in
excess
22 WestinBtl°use Electric Corp... for ftomic rlaotor e^ipJ°hnso^, Ro"al President.marmeS' " WSS announ«(i ^an. 17 by
foi^ atomic'reat/tors/'johnson sfa'ted'0"1""10" °f C°ntro1 rod actUa'°rS
number
Continued
on
page
51
Volume
193
Number 6023
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(383)
Per
Name of Company
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
nounced
first
table
in
which
all
the
Then
show
we
in
grouped
are
indicate
we
during the current week.
second
a
the
the
two
separate
dividends
we
Company
Stock
Share
class A
Class
A
(quar.)__
$5.50
Gas
American
Water
Works,
5
preferred
%%
American
3 % %
Ltd.
Class
A
Class
dividend
2-10
1-31
First
40c
3-
1
2-14
4-
3
1
1-20
37 %c
________
1
4
2-
25c
3-
1
2-15
87 %c
3-
1
Chain
American
62 %C
(quar.)
inc.
3-15
and
$2.09 32/100
Israel
3-31
$2.36
1-20
$1.50
3-21
12-31
First
2-
6
1-20
First
1
1-31
Forest
1
1-31
1-31
preferred
1
1-31
62 %c
3-
1
1-31
Fraser
68%c
3-
1
1-31
Frouge
(quar.)
preferred
Arnold
stocks
$1.08 3/4
the
on
&
preferred
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
Coast
35c
3-17
S
B
$1
25c
(quar.)
Tools
Banco de Los
of
Bank of
Bank
of
1 % %
&
2-28
Aircraft
New
(stock dividend)—;
"45c
M.
—
Bobbie
net
Brooks,
Bourjois, Inc.
2-
2-23
2-17
1
1-25
12 %c
?
2-
40c
1
12-31
2-15
3-
15c
1
Corp.
Common
60c
3-10
2-23
4-
1
3-15
1-31
1-23
1-14
National
Old
5c
(White Plains,
3-15
3-
1
National Starch
25c
2-15
2-
1
5-15
5-
1
National
2-
1
15c
5-15
5-
1
Shoe
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
15c
5-15
5-
1
Nelly Don, Inc.
Portland
Cement
Tire &
National
Union
Rubber
Bank
Co.
Y.)
(N.
1-26
5%
1-26
Grolier,
1-
Guardian
(quar.)
3-
1
1-31
2-10
1-27
Inc.
3-15
2-15
3-
1
2-23
1-30
York
(quar.)
From
investment
net
$5.50
3-15
/
and 25c
gains
2-15
5%
3-
1
4-
1
3-17
5-
1
Corp.
and
Gas
2-28
30c
E.)
of net
&
Hamilton
1-17
Honolulu
1
2-15
Hooker
3-
51c
Watch
12 %c
2-15
1-31
2-15
2-
1-26
2-21
3-
1
Oil
2-
1
1-16
Ohio
Louisiana
Central
2-15
70c
3-
1
Foods
Hunt
3-15
2-
2-24
,
-
1
4.56%
in
2-
1
1-20
t25c
2-28
3-20
50c
3-10
3-15
2-
$1.06 >/4
preferred
from
Units
3-29
3-
3-10
1-31
4.50%
preferred
10c
2-
Industries,
75c
3-15
2-28
22-
(quar.)
com.
1
2-10
4-
1
2-24
3-
1
2-10
30c
3-10
2-24
15c
2-13
1-30
$1.50
1-31
1-18
$1.14
3-
1
2-15
30c
2-17
1-17
7%c
2-15
1-31
3-13
income
in
1960
long-term capital
New
Hampshire
".
gains
and
•
trn*
-
from
8c
net,.
2-15
2-
Oil & Refining
Erie
Inc.,
12 %c
(quar.)
com.
2-28
2-14
3-24
2-14
5%
$1.25
2-14
2-28
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mortgage,
2-28
i.
Co.
(quar.)
EJectric Co.—
31 %C
3-31
(quar.)
27%c
2-15
4.50%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
28 %c
2-15
1-27
(quar.)
30c
2-15
1-27
31 Vac
2-15
1-27
4.80%
5%
preferred
5%
1st
5%
1st
5V2%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred
4-
3
3-15
4-
3
3-15
3-
1
capital
cents
67
International
2-15
2-28
1-31
25 %c
Interstate
Investment
1
7%.
Harvester,
pfd.
Investors
Trust
of
Mutual
1
2-
3-
1
2-15
5c
3-
1
2-10
2y8
1-31
$2
2-
1
(Rhode
Island)
2-
1
1-18
3
(quar.)
oreferred
75c
3-
preferred
4%
preferred
series)
(1947
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Cincinnati
Enquirer,
Increased
(quar.)
Inc.
City Trust
Co.
Colonial
Corp.
1-31
3-29
3-
3-31
Conn.)
2-
$2.50
$2.50
3-15
KVP
Douglas,
2-
1
1-16
Class
15c
3-10
1-31
Ketchum
5%
3-10
1-31
Keystone
$1.06'/4
America
2-15
2-
(qrar.)
preferred
A
25c
&
from
Steel
Glass,
Ltd..
Continental Can Co.,
preferred
$3.75
lauar.)
Corp.
60c
2-15
35c
2-
1-20
Kings County
2-22
2-
2-28
1-31
____.
(quar.)
common
3-10
Keystone
__r.
25c
(quar.)
Steel
Continental
(White Plains, N.
dividend—.—,\—_—
Stock
Crowley Milner & Co.
1
2-15
1st
2-21
6%
3-15
7%
2nd
7%
Di
3-15
3-
2-17
Krueger
1-27
1
Tar
: Common
pref.
$1
Douglas
1-26
Laura
3-21
3-
Lawson
3
this
Dubois
(increased)
New
2-15
1-27
av2c
taken
2-25
2-
t20c
5-
1
4-
1
4-
1
3-
1
Portland
Gold
1st
plus
payment
10c
(quar.)—
3-31
3-17
Liggett
-
25c
Banking Co.
_•___
(Bangor,
3-10
Lilly
2-20
Me.V
,
—__—
*2-
$2
1
&
Electrographic Corp.
Units
10c
1
1-23
2-20
3-
(quar.)_
1-
Empire Trust Co_ (N. Y.)
2-15
t25C
2-15
1
.2-10
V,
25c
_L_
—
(stock dividend)
3-15
3-15
c
-
$2.71
4%
3-
;
-
1-27
1-13
2-10
1-20
Corp.
Ltd.
Gas
(quar.i-
A
-■
Service
from
dividend
of 9
1
3-15
Natural
Gas,
convertible
$5.50
r
Pope & Talbot,
common
Myers
Glass
preferred
Star
&
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
of
(quar.)
after
preferred
(quar.)
Supermarkets,
17 %c
3-
1
2-15
4-
3
3-15
consisting of
4-
3
3-15
during
30c
3-
1
2-10
t3c
3-15
2-28
2-15
Partic.
class
A
Gas
Service-
Financial
Rassco
-
Inc._!
——
;
,
A
the
1-31
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-27
84c
2-15
1-27
$1.12%
2-15
1-27
3-
1
2-
2-
1
1-23
2-
1
1-23
1-31
1-16
1
12 %c
3
2-15
1-25
60c
1-13
3-10
2-21
1
2-17
3-
$1.25
50c
3-10
"
"
2-17
...
25c
,
.
«
3r20
3-
3
3-15
3-
3
'*
$1.21
~
2-15
17c
plus
1961
Dec.
the
year
Chemicals
Republic
31,
1960
Industrial
——r
5,
B
•
10 &
1-31
2-20
1-30
3
25c Stores, com.
Cola
Bank
(quar.)
1
1-23
3-
1
2-13
2-20
2-10
20c
2-
1
1-20
20c
(Boston)
2-
1
$55c
3-
1
1-31
4-
1
3-15
!
—
Y.:> "(stock
6%
2-
1
1-23
2-1
1-20
,
—
(quar.)—__
1
(N.
2-
10c
25c
—
Bank
(quar.)__
State
2-13
20c
(quar.)
National
Royal Bank of Canada iincreased-quar. X
Royal
1-27
2-
2%
(increased-quar.)
Transit
Crown
1-27
2-15
2-15
5c
Corp.
(stock dividend)-
Quarterly
Class
2-15
15c
—.—
50C
Gas
Rockland-Atlas
Rose's
20c
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Reserve Oil & Gas
1960,
final $4 pay¬
to stockholders of
the
(quar.)—
Corp.
Rochester
1.-31
<
for
interim dividend paid
$4
1,
of
as
Corp.
5c
(quar.)
-
$8
of
a
year
Feb.
on
record
Roanoke
________
dividend
cash
able
Corp.—
Republic
11c
,
_
2-15
$15c
!_
—
(quar.)
1-24
in¬
-
2-
H5c
—
Participating dividend
Reichhold
t35c
(quar.>__——
4-14
2-15
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd.—•
1-11
cents
2-for-l,split, (initial quar.)
1-13
4-17
5c
Hampshire—
(quar.)
Royal
preferred
3-17
1-16
26C
New
—
preferred
Pueblo
2-22
3-31
45c
7%c
(quar.)
4.50%
,
3-15
$1.37%
25c
—
3.35%
1-25
Gas—
com.
2-10
45C
(quar.)
(quar.)
+$1
Co.._(quar.)
1
1-16
(quar.)—,i_.—_—
Tobacco
2-10
3-
12 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)______
(quar.)
Bank
common
$1
—
2-10
1
of
preferred
National
Quarterly
Rubber
6%
subject to approval
April 17).
on
1-16
■■
net
1
3-
1-31
split
4-15
17c
2
2-10
3-
$1.02
2-10
stock
1-27
.—;
from
1
$1.17%
!
3-
92 y2c
;
2-17
$1.10
;
1
2-10
1
_
gains of
2-17
3-
6
1
—
cents
3-15
15c
58 %C
1
1
—
capital
2-15
1
2-
—
(quar.)
1
2-
Rayonier
Ltd.—
2-15
3-
3-
i$ 1
(s-a)_—.___
1
3-
5-
—
Cement
Mines,
1-31
3-
75c
4-
—
+
2-17
30c
$1.15
10c
—
2-23
7 %c
$1.12%
$1.75
(quar,)_
A
(annual)^__
3-10
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
$1,75
-
class
3-15
1-27
$1.50
___—
—
1
1-31
27 %c
Income Trust-*-
(Eli)
4.84%.
1-25
J37%c
Paper, Ltd: (quar.)
A -(.quaiv)___:L____—
Trusts
2-
4-
$1
(quar.)
Piedmont
9
*
.
Class
Elfun
2-10
55c
(quar.)
Shops
preference
a
Louisiana
i
3-10
at
-New
Quarterly
50c
1-13
2-28
(quar.)
Corp.
Common
—
—
3-15
preferred F
stockholders
1-31
________
(quar.)
vestment- income
(increased quar.)_.
Eastern.Trust &
2-15
(initial)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Libby-Owens-Ford
common
(quar.)
.
(annual)
Distribution
time
Chemicals,. Inc.
2-
12c
J.)___,
Candy
Jones,
Lexington
Lone
Eddy
(N.
&
Lexington
^
dividend
2-24
-
Co.
A.)
Levy Industries,
1
J25c
.____
on
2-10
-
___________—
„
2-28
1-13
2-10
45c
preferred G
(5-for-l
2-20
3-10
2-10
3
4.60%
Public Service
com.
common
Trust
1-30
7%
Bradstreet—
Dun &
2-15
15c
ineome_________.
(quar.)___
10-18
income
Fund
B
Lehigh
Leitch
12c
Chemical,.Ltd.—
Aircraft Co.—
action
No
&
Trust,: new
Secord
1-31
40c
Fund—
investment
r.et
From
Dominion
10-18
1
1-13
4.50%
Petrolite
(series K-l)
Co.
(quar.)
com.
Randall Graphite Bearings, Inc.
Fund—
Investment
1
11-
t6V4c
(quar.)——
A
Line,
(quar.)
Plymouth
investment
preferred
(W.
Lakewood
7 %c
(quar.)—.—
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Giorgio Fruit (quar.)__________—
Diversified
11-
35c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd
1
Class
Income
7-18
—
.
Delaware
1
15c
Wire
Kroger Company,
2-
5%
Y.i
8-
4.70%
7-18
Funds—
net
&
Knickerbocker
7
40c
(quar.)
Trust
County
4-
15c
Corp.
1
3-15
93 %c
(quar.)
Continental Investment
1-.
(quar.)
Custodian
Quarterly
1
120c
(quar.)
Dearborn
Consolidated
Consumers
Co.
8-
—'
Co
Paper
Keystone Income Fund
(quar.)
Carbon
—
Ltd.—
participating
Co.
35c
Columbian
(quar.)
Sutherland
Kelly
—
2%
of
4-17
1-31
2-10
1-27
$1.10
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
preferred E (quar.)
4.05%
4-17
37 %C
'
(quar.)
preferred
4.40%
Pittsfleld
Pictures .Corp.—
Columbia
preferred
1
1-18
1
1
—
1-23
3-31
1
5-
37 %c
(quar.)
Extra
1
1
25-
25c
25c
preferred
Extra
3-10
<
65c
(quar.)
(Bridgeport,
$2.50
1-26
$1.40
dividend
Stock
1-26
40c
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
1-26
$1
_
25c
37 %c
Extra
2-15
1-31
30c
(quar.)__
semi-annually)
City Products Corp.
$4.25
(quar.)
1-31
$1
(quar.)
(1946 series)
1
10c
conv
4%
2-15
$12.50
Fruit Co., common (quar.)
4.68% convertible preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
3.70%
.—,_.
2-
75c
Penn
—
.'
preferred
Co.
1-27
2-17
5c
1-9
37 %C
i 9c
Canada
Common
$2.50
3-
15c
Brewing
2-15
7%c
1-27
$1.75
(quar.)__
2-28
System______:—_________
Corp.
(Florida) (initial s-a»
Investors
Co.—
$2.13
—
Chemical
Pearl
payment
a
1-27
1-27
2-15
20c
(quar.)
Pictures
Park
plus
gains
25c
$3
preferred
2-15
2-15
37 %c
-
Panhandle Eastern Pipe
4%
31 Vac
34 %c
preferred
(quar.)
Vegetable Oil (increased)
Pall Corporation, class A (quar.)
Pallas Corp.
Optional
Extra
1-27
31VaC
______
_L
(quar.)
Pacific
2-14
+50c
(increased)
com.
Holdings Corp.—
from
of
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
;,
preferred
Paramount
6
25c
—
5
3
3-
(quar.)
income)
Gas
6
J20c
&
$1.46
1
2-16
,
5
50c
6%
—-
series A preferred
International
1
2-15
•
;
)
Champlin
2-15
5c
25c
L.
2-
1-
4.36%
1-31
holders)
series B preferred
1-19
(quar.1—_
(quar.)
2-17
1-
40c
Chemical,'class A_.
Pacific
2-27
2-20
(quar.)
Extra
2-28
5c
3-10
.*
(quar.)
capital
Coast
6
21c
:
(quar.)
5%
2-28
3-15
3-31
Co.—
Pacific
2-23
2-24
2-20
125c
class A
1
J50c
,
investment
2-24
30c
(quar.i
5%
1-27
(quar.)
2-
(quar.)
1960)_
of
1
(quar.)
.
William! Street Fund, Inc.—
Oxford
12-31
25c
Trust
&
1-16
3-15
$1.25
—
(quar.)
common
Dividend
Stock
2-15
45 c
132 %c
Electric,
2-10
1
2-
25c
(quar.i
Coal
Railroad
Edison
One
6
1-10
1
25c
(s-a)
—
Company
Beneficial
(For
2-
$1
(Newburgh)
Corp.,
preferred
Gas
20c
(quar.)
common
Corp
Hugoton Production
2-15
3-
25c
(quar.)
Chemical
Hugoton
1
Co.,
preferred
Hubinger
2-24
t72%C
Co.
3-10
3-
25c
18c
taxable
realized
'
12c
.
—
(quar.)_
Highland National Bank
15c
Inc.
2-10
3-31
(quar.)
Brake
American
(22c
(quar.)
1-10
$4.25
income
(quar.)
Products,
3-17
2-25
4
1-31
61c
(quar.)
<L.
Carpenter
3-15
1
15c
Quarterly
4-14
3-15
—
•
1-23
55c
1
Carter
3-15
3
4-
2-15
35c
37 %c
(increased)
income
(Dallas)
1-17
$1,121/2
—
Class B
Carlisle
3
4-
20c
Niagara Share Corp.—
(5c from net investment
Fund—
2-10
125c
preferred
4-
(quar.)
Air
Northern
(quar.)_____
Mutual
Gulf Insurance
Huron
$1.30
3-10
;
1-27
4%
(quar.)—__
pfd.
Canadian General Securities,
1
(s-a)
York Central & St. Louis RR.
Newfoundland Light & Power, Ltd.
*
6
2-10
15c
common
4-
(quar.)
(Mass.)
Corporation
North
(stock dividend)
Company, common
preferred (quar.)
conv.
1
•
.
(Springfield, 111.)—
Class A (increased annual)——_—
1
25%
(inert
Ltd.,
3
4-15
10c
New
6
2-24
15c
f.-
6
2-
3-15
$2
—
Underwriters
New
2-
4-
22 %c
(quar.)
1-12
2-15
2-15
20c
(quar.
Life
American
2-13
1.
5c
2%c
(quar.)_
Great Western Financial
1
10 %c
(quar.)
—
1
quar.)
(quar.)_.
Cement,
3
2-
75c
conv.
Hagerstown
)
Canada
2-
1
62 %c
(quar.)
Chemical
&
'
(quar.)
Co.
1
1
5-
Co.
.
Brown
33-
Ark.) —
Trust
Nautec
(Optional)
4-20
15c
(quar.)_
Extra
Tea
1
H5c
Machines
(s-a)
Naumkeag
1-20
5-
1—
dividend
2-15
1
2%
25c
15c
2-
H5c
Class BB
(s-a)__
National Screw & Mfg.
Rock,
AA
Stock
(Canada
Insurance
2-15
(Little
Class
25c
com.
'
_
10c
Line
3-10
—
_
$20c
1-16
—_______
1
1-14
15c
(quar.)
2-21
—
2-
1
62 %c
(quar.)___
preferred
1-27
(quar.)
2-
:
(quar.)
Chemical
2-28
:
2-15
15c
Drug &
17 %C
(quar.)____
(Boston)
1
15c
9c
class A
4-15
3
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
43c
Trust
1-27
1-13
-
2-16
(quar.)
National Electric Welding
National
Grocers, • Ltd.
(quar.)
Griesedieck
15c
(Mass.)
Co.,
preferred
Aeronautical
Y.)
National
1-31
Banking for
+;
2-
2-
15c
Quarterly
-
2-10
2-15
17 %c
1-31
1-25
(quar.)
2
2-15
$1.04
National Bank of Westchester
N.
dividend)
com.
1
5-
1-19
2-
prior
1
2-
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
1-10
HOC
$2.90
8
2-
2-
profits)
Inc.
2-
preferred
Morgan Engineering
National
:
1
2-
75c
5%
2-15
Great
3
10c
investment
security
$3 participating preference
(quar.)______
Moore-Handley Hardware, common
1-25'
Corp.—
quar.)
1-10
2-
+45c
Inc., 4%%
Mutual Fund—
Ridge
from
1-20
1
(quar.)___
(initial
1-27
30c
(quar.)
1
a.
Bigelow-Sanford
(10c from
1-26
Corp.—
Beverly National Bank
(Bait.)
2-
15c
50c
(quar.)
J.)
(increased s-a)
(quar.)
(initial
Insurance
2-
held!
Tile
&
1-20
—
common
shares
2-10
Moody's Investors Service—
30c
Essex
&
1-20
18c
(quar.)
1-20
2%
(quar.)
2-
1
40c
quar.)
System
1
$2.50
(quar.)
1-20
1
2-
(Schenectady, N. Y.)
(initial
Life
(quar:)__
25c
N.
Bank
1
3-
40c
(quar.)
2-
5c
2-
(Morristown, N. J.)
preferred
1
1-23
40c
Monumental
5%
Mortgage
1-20
10%
_
__
Bensonhurst National Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.)
Stock
dividend
Blue
8
Savings
Barry
Beech
&
1-31
15c
(quar.)
Cement
Marking
preferred
Grace
2-
50c
Trust
(Newark,
Monarch
2-
action
no
(annual)
Gas
National
conv.
Grand
Wright Corp
Bayless (A
J.) Markets
30
Goodyear
10c
split)
Commerce
1-20
(Greenfield,
Extra
20c
Extra., r;—w
1
—
:
Newark
preferred
■'
Bank .o.f Jamestown, N. Y.
Bank'of Montreal (guar.)
Bank
Georgia-Bonded Fibres,
_L_
(quar.)
Babylon
(2-for-l
J.)
1
General Investors
(quar.)_
dividend).
National
N.
2-
1-20
1
5c
Corp.
common
60c
(quar.),
America
New
Y.
60c-preferred—(quar,H_
Andes—
(San Francisco)
(N.
Bankshares
preferred
60c
(quar.)
shares
American
Bank
(stock
Company
Oil
Mohawk
9
60c
Mills, common (quar.
preferred (quar.)
F
Bank
Bond
Corp,
Giant
Baker
9
1-
took
2-24
1-30
3-
15c
'
:
<
Co.
1-
3-15
:|:25c
__
25c
Trust
&
Acceptance Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
$1
$1.25
RR.
1
1
(quar.)
Quarterly'
80c
___.
City
of
Brick
Gas Service
Avondale
$4.50
22-
1-16
2-24
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Portland
"
3
3-15
payment at this timer
Co.
Mining
Missouri
—
2-
90c
(quar.)
Mines
:
Natural
Y.)—
N.
2%
90C
(company
Missouri
/ 1-20
1-31
1
time).
(Conn.)
Line
1
4-
each
pfd.
conv.
common
(quar.)
Line
Y.)
Co.
$1.25
General
and
this
at
N.
Orange,
quar.)
share
One
Co.—
Refining,
(quar.)
""'-$5 preferred
3-
35c
(quar.)
com.
omitted
Oil
$1.50
(quar.)
Aluminum
Altex
Payments
Ashland
(quar.)
Co.
Falls,
Franklin
1
Rubber
2-
(Glens
comptroller
Trust
Co
Co.
dividend
on
$2.50
Company (increased)
City Enterprises (quar.)
Capital
Corp.
(stock
3-
3-
3-
$4.35
8
(s-a)_
dividend
30c
3-
Armstrong
3-
2-
Mineral
dividend
27 %c
59c
B
3-20
Mfg.
Meyercord
(West
1
participating
60c
preferred
Menasco
1
the
25c
Wisconsin
(quar.)l__
preferred
8
1-23
Bank
Security
A
$2.75
3-
stock
Frank
&
1-23
Foxboro
—
(quar.)
$2.50
3-20
lc
(quar.)
First National Iron
preferred
$2.40
Meier
1
Bank
National
5%
30C
co.
8
75c
-
_
(Increased
:
preferred
Stock
First
Corp.—
Common
2-
60c
National
Stock
Increased-annually
$1.10
3
j
:
Service
2-20
'
(quar.)
of
(stock dividend)
Candles
Porcupine
2-15
(Waterloo,
semi-annually
Mass.)
(Waco, Texas)
Annual
Public
Mclntyre
*
$2.8182
Ampal-American
3-
McFarlane's
8
'■
York)
Participating
1-19
2-
8.7%
each
Extra
First
1-19
1-27
held)_
Semi-annual
3
New
2-20
23
for
Bank
National
2-15
European Securities—
Cable
First
(Buffalo,
lc
lc
10%
approval
Marine Bancorporation—
Initial stock (quar.)
lc
Bank
National
Increased
2-15
3-
1-27
to
Holder$
Payable of Rec.
Detroit—
of
the
lc
60c
2-15
3-
(quar.)
common
Amicable Life Insurance
1
2-10
lc
.
Quarterly
First
1
tl5c
.
Inc.,
invest,
3-
2-
34 %c
___.
(quar.)
&
2-15
25c
2-17
3-28
Bank
currency.
Manufacturers & Traders
1-31
3-10
5c
3-17
2-
20c
National
1
of
When
Share
National
dividend
Subject
(Cortland, N. Y.)
First National Bank
1;
3-
1
35c
;
shs.
(2
3-
Stock
2-14
___
;.
(monthly)
Fidelity Union Trust (Newark, N. J.)
2-10
2-28
(.increased)
common
American
Arizona
1
Manufacturers
1-20
3-
B
f 17c
•
(quar.)
Airlines,
from
8
$1.37%
$1.37Vu
(quar.)
preferred
(72 V4c
2-
____
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
■
B
;__
(quar.)
Aluminium,
Class
6
2-28
30c
(monthlf)
(monthly)
(monthly)
2-10
2-25
2-
3-15
l__
;
Per
Name of Company
1-20
'
(monthly)
(monthly)
A
2-22
____
(quar.)
Foods
A
B
Class
Stock
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred A
Corp. of
2-25
5%
_
Alterman
6%
Class
(s-a)
Delaware-
Class
Construction—
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores
Alabama
Federated
6
25c
Resources Corp.
5c
.
._
&
Federal
of Rec.
2-
'15c
(quar. )
Compress & Warehouse (quar.)__
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings (quar.)_
Holderi
Payable
Corp.
(quar.).
5c
dividend
Missiles
Acme
When
Corp.
Holder«
Payable of Rec.
6c
Federal
follow with
Per
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp.,
Acme Industries (quar.)
(quar.)...
Caster
Fedders
payments
When
Share
4c
Faultless
an¬
previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Name of
Bros.
Extra
announcements
In
Farmer
11
dividend)
Royal Trust Cov (MontreaD.dncreasedL-quar.)
40c
-
20c
2-
40c
1-20
1
3-24
1-20
1-25
'
Louisville
►
Maiden
&
Nashville RR.
Trust
Co.
(Mass.)
(reduced-quar.)
(s-a)
-
__\
75c
40c
.
""
3-13
2-
1
-■
2-
1
1-25
35c
2-
1
1-25
15c
2-
1
1-25
St.
Joseph Light & Power (quar.),.-—Li—
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,
Ltd.
—
Industries
Inc.,
(s-a
stock
3
tec
(quar.)_—
Extra
Scientific
3.
div;)^_
3-15
2-22
t3c
3-15
2-22
5%
3-16
'
2-15
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(384)
$3.40
preferred
preferred
$4.00
Scott
Sealed
Power
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
$2
preferred
preferred
—
preferred
2-
5%
2-
3-
2-
6
:.
Book
4.75%
preferred
Oil
Co.
3-
32c
net
From
Cable
Can
American
Cement
$1.25
2-15
American
92 Vic
5-
1
4-20
American
5-
1
$1.03 3 4
5-
1
4-20
American
Furniture
5-
1
4-20
American
$1.10
5-
1
4-20
Class
New
Co.
class
5-
1
4-20
$1.15
5-
1
4-20
American
$1.1834
5-
1
4-20
$1.405/8
5-
1
4-20
27 V4C
5-
1
4-20
(quar.)
_
——
5V
$20c
4-10
Class
Taft
B
2-28
(Common
Thalhimer
Co.,
Thompson
Thompson
4%
Fund
R?mo
preferred
Thrift
preferred
Stock
Class
20c
and
2-10
American
Transit
1
American
Viscose
$0.00 !i
2-15
2-
1
Amoskeag
Co.,
Clayton
(irom
2-
1-31
3-15
35c
Finance
Class
Union
B
1
2-28
Chemical
du
5Va%
United
U.
Electric
4y2%
S.
U.
Corp.
class
A
Value
Line
Value
Line
N.
A
Walker
Warner
(increased
3-
1
2-10
Argo Oil Corp.
4-11
3-10
Argus
1-16
12-31
4•
•-V-
4- 4-it: *8-15
Artesian
3-15
4-
1
7-
1
6-15
% 10-
1
9-15
1-1-62
3-15
3-30
Insurance
RR.
Stockholders
3-10
6-30
6-
9
6-30
6-
4%
class
1-31
12-20
Canadian
2-
1
1-18
Canadian
7-
3
6-26
Canadian
1-26
1-13
Carolina
Power
3%
2-
1
1-31
Cascade
Natural
730c
3-
1
2-10
Cassiar-Asbestos
2-
1
2-
1
1-10
1-25
12-21
(quar.)
A
9
3-10
125c
7%
to
for
a
Atlas
Below
we
3-10
3-
3
2-10
7-
1
6-
9
3-15
3-
1
25c
12 V2C
2-10
7 Vic
(stock
give
announced
Abrams
Acme
not
pfd.
2-16
Champlin
2-
1
12-30
3-
2-16
4Vi%
12
2-
Vic
-
Baldwin
1
2-15
2-
this
4-
1
3-
3
2-25
2-
8
32c
1
1-21
3-
2-
1
Algoma
Nova
36c
3-
1
2-
2-
1
Basic
1
1-31
25c
;
2-
2-15
1
Bathurst
Class
Baystate
1
Beam
Corp.
4-
12%
2-10
6
i
"
25c
(quar.)
2-15
2-3
2-15
1.12%
2oc
2-
3-
71/-.C
.
Bell
'
3
__
Products
1-31
3-
3-15
3-
4-10
2-21
1-31
announced
3
Bloch
(ousr./
in
Mfg.
Central
&
Bros.
pref.
given
in
When
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
2-10
15c
1-25
1-13
2-
4
2-
1
1-20
Chicago,
1-28
1-13
2-20
1-27
1-27
1-
1-31
6
1-16
-
1-20
1-20
1-21
2-
1
3-24
2*
2-15'
1-18
Railway—
*
3-
75c
3-1
1
.
2-15
2-15
Traction,
4-
2-
3
4-
1
1
2-
1
3-
10c
1
1
3-23
3-10
v
1-16
12-31
2-17
1-27
1-
3-
1
2-17
$1.183/4
3-
1
2-17
50c
2-
1
1-13
1-31
1-13
6
—50c
«:
2-15
1-25
21c
1-25
12-30
30c
2-15
1-31
3-31
3-18
common
(quar.)„!
15c
shs.
(quar.)
2-
1
1-13
It
3-13
75c
1
1-10
2-
$1.06
•2-
$1.19
„
1
1-10
1
1-1G
22c
dividend-.—__
1-27
Cincinnati
4%
Gas
4-
1
3-
2-
1
3.
12-16
t25c
..
•
,
2-15
1-12
British
ordinary
income
tax
payment
and
will
2-1
1-6
10%
3-3
12-30
(final)
expenses
amount
to
for
Trust
Co.
(Phila.)
(subject
to
1-14
35c
2-
1
1-19
2-
1
1-19
2-
1
2-
1
41c
gains).
$1.75
ap¬
(quar.)
approval
stockholders at the annual meeting)
Electric,
1
.
10c
-
:
"
.
2-23
com.
1st
National
Bank
&
1-19
1-
3
1-27
/ajl0mobi.16
2-
•
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1
22-
r
1
25c
'1-20
1
1-10
62Vie
2-15
3-20
3-
87VaC
2-
1-
6
5-1
4-
7
$1.50
3-31
3-14
37 VaC
—
2-15
$1
'
—
(quar.)
2-15
1-13
1-13
2-
•
1
7
3
1
3-15
60c
'
3- 1
3-15
2-15
$2
2-
1
1-20
$1.25
3-
1
2-15
—
Trust
$1.25
6-
1
5-15
$1.25
9-
1
8-15
1-16
Co.
semi-annual)__
$1.70
2-
1
12 Vic
2-
7
1-16
75c
2-
1
1-20
15c
2-15
1-20
15c
1-28
1-12
$5.60
1-31
1-20
$1.25
1-31
1-20
45c
2-15
(Chicago)—
_____
(reduced)—
Shareholders have option
for
each
100
:
of
receiving
shares
one
held.
Cletrac
Corp..
Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Railway,
5%
Chicago
St.
&
Louis
(s-a)
common
preferred
(quar.)
Electric
■
Illuminating,
(quar.)
com.
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
C'eveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
4%
1-20
$1.12 Va
4-
1
3-
6
special
guaranteed
(quar.)
50c
3-
1
2-10
regular
guaranteed
(quar.)
87 Vac
3-
1
2-10
Chemical
(initial)
1-31
1-23
7%
Click
Stock
;
5c
dividend
5%
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50
Co.,
preferred
7%
non-cum.
1-31
30c
2-15
1-23
87 Vac
3-31
3-15
7$1
1-31
,1-10
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Colllngwood Terminals, Ltd.,
common
preferred
5% pfd. (1947
Colonial Fund—
&
1956
series)
(quar.)
Gas.
(stock
4.65%
Commercial
27
Ohio
Trust
Co.
4.64%f preferred
1-17
1-20
1-30
12-30
■
1
2-15
2-
2-
1
1-16
2-
1
2-
$1.16
A
1-16
2-10
20c
I
(quar.)
,
21/2
for
common
1
1-16
1
3-1
3-
1.
2-10
$1.50
a
1
%2"15
$1.06
(Jersey City,
Edison,
1-17
Electric—
class
Stockholders approve
1-13
1
Va'%
$1.06 V»
(Initial-quar.)
Commonwealth
2-
1
Vac
2
(quar.
Paper,
1
2-
311/4 c
(quar.)
Locks
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)____
preferred
preferred
Class
preferred
Inc.
(quar.)L__
Southern
preferred
Combined
1-20
Corp.—
dividend)
preferred
&
$1.25
System,
Pictures
4.25%
6%
&
Gas
Common
$4.25
TH
<N
2-
Rc
Oil
Columbus
2-14
10c
Monthly
Columbia
1-10
2-28
$1.25
investment income)
Colorado Central Power Co.—
Colorado
1-31
12c
(accum.y_
class A
(From
Columbia
1-23
7$1
Colonial Acceptance Corp.,
Colonial Finance—:
N.
J.)
stk.
-
25c
'
—
2-
1
1-17
~50c
2-
1
12-27
$1.16
2-
1
12-27
$1.31 i/4
2-
1
12-27
1-25
12-28
split
(quar.)
I
(quar.)
5.25%
preferred (quar.)
;
Commonwealth Investment Co.
(optional)
Commonwealth
Life
Insurance
~
—
20c
(Louisville,
Ky.)
(increased quar.)
Commonwealth Stock Fund—
r(From investment
Concord Fund,
Concord
Stock
6c
income)
National, Ltd.
dividend
stockholders
$2.04
$2.20
preferred
preferred
preferred
2-15
1-12
1-30
1-11
2-15
2-
1
$1.12 Va
——
1-25
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Life
2-15
2-
1
720c
2-
1
1-16
.3-15
Insurance—
(Subject
in
1
7c
Gas, common
preferred
(quar.)__.
General
3-
10c
Inc.__
Natural
Conduits
$2.05
of
5%
1-14
2-15
-
6%
quar.)
to
approval
of
March)
100%
Connecticut Light & Power, $1.90
pfd.
$2
preferred
(quar.)
proximately $0,038 per depositary share).'
deposit receipts ordinary (final)
dividend
1
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
:
5%
preferred (quar.)
Connecticut
.
f 12 Vic
Ltd.,
2-
(s-a)____—LI
preferred
5 V2 %
Ltd.—
Ltd.—
&
1-13
31c
4%
•
Power,
6
1-
2-
!—
&
12-20
4-
(quar.),
Light
3
50c
.
stock
6
2-
87Vic
——
.
3-
10c
American
(resumed)
Street
12-31
1
•2-
2Vi%
Co
Co.,
Oxygen,
Stock
.3-
20c
American
Broad
25c
8-18
1
1-16
12Vic
(quar.)_.
(Milton)
depositary,
3
2-
5-19
1-31
;——
j
Columbia Forest Products,
(Less
-9-18
tl7Vic
Quarterly
7
3-
(quar.)
common
Sons
Brazilian
8-18
6-19
1-16
(quar.)
&
J.)
5-19
9-18
1%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
Bradley
British
1-16
2-28
Co.,
preferred
(E.
6-19
3-20—
—-2-17
75c
preferred
Bowman
2-17
1-17
(quar.)
4.25 %
3-20
t25c
(quar.)_—
4.78%
a
1-10
1-12
$1.06V4
preferred (quar.)
E'dison
1-31 :
1-26
1-20
Corp.
Boston
$1.05
Burlington & Quincy RR
Quarterly
City Stores
3-23
Mining,
1-19
1
87 Vac
1-13
1-21
common
1-10
1
2-
:
1-28
1
———
Tobacco,
1
2-
$1
(quar.)
City National Bank & Trust Co.
3
A
2-
50c
common
(Ridgewood, N. J.) (incr.
City Investing Co. (quar.)
4-
class
25c
30c
1-13
1-31
?
Co.,
1-12
(quar.)
1-13
2-
(quar.)_
1-31
1-12
.
(quar.)
(increased
1-13
37Vic
—
Bank
1-28
28Vic
(quar.)—
pfd
1-31
'
(quar.)__
(quar.)
1-28
(quar.)—7Vic
7%
1-31
(quar.).,.
1-28.4•
Ltd.—
common
Gold
British
1-18
2-15
3%
_
1
1-27
(quar.)
Common
1-16
18c
15c
Bay
2-
1-31
(quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp., common (quar.)
the
2-25
6V4% pfd. A (quar.)' 7$1.56V4
Hudson
:Common (quar.)
'6V. preferred (quar.)aa
3
5c
—:
Furniture
Cascade
3Vi%
25c
12Vic
(quar.)__
3
1-
30c
(quar.)
Blyvooruitzicht
previous
15c
dividend)—.
1-
1
7Vic
—%
(quar.)
Boise
The list does not include divi¬
(quar.)___
1
2-
t50c
Works
Corp.
Biederman's
6%
being
Iron
Best & Company
3-15
2%
Co.,
preferred
Belmont
3
10%
_E~_
2-
9
$1
*
(quar.)
—I
4
5%
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal RR.—
$55c
dividend
Beneficial
$1.12 Vi
Share
Gas Trunk Line.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4%%
1-12
3-20
41/4 %
1-23
1-31
2-15
62 Vic
—
2-lo
17c
37c
_
Fund_
s-a)_
1-
6
$1
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.
Howell
&
Stock
2-20
1
iqc
(stock
Mfg.
Brach
(initial
preferred
Belding-CorticellirLtd..
depositary.
Corp. (quar.)
Industries (initial)
Brass
Lumber,
Behlen
6
1-
-
1-20
(quar.)___^
Trust
5
$1
(quar.)
(increased)
Distilling Co.
dividend
Beaver
.
B.)
Estate
Refining
1-
2-21
20c
(quar.)
preferred
Paper,
1-
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)_.
(J.
ner
income
&
6
1-31
dividend)
preferred
15c
—
Power
A
(stock
conv.
1-31
(reduced)—
A
1-
37 Vac
3V'2%
1-31
(quar.)
preferred
1-20
1-31
27 Vac
5
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
(quar.)___
convertible
2-10
683/4C
capital
1-
15c
common
12-30
2-10
30c
(quar.)
2-
10c
35c
Co
Candy
Products,
4*i%
1-19
3-
Mfg.
Barton's
1-26
25c
—____
preferred
3-15
20c
Scotia
12-30
-
35c
Chesapeake Corp. (Va.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
share
:
non-cumulative
of
1-26
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
$1.12 Vi
preferred
1-20
710c
(Cleveland)
3V'2%
income'
coramoiL—e—
common
>
non-cumulative
1
730c
Per
Inc.
from
Corp.
(reduced)
4%
1-31
1-28
13c
——
these
.
(reduced)
Barcalo
3-
8c
___
Company
R.)
Air Products
Alberta
RR
non-cumulative
Bank
Inc.—
Co
Control
Akron
Ohio
&
4%
1-28
35c
week,
—
series)
1
dividend)—.
5
..
6
2-
25c
1-
1
5
—
133/4c
2oc
common
Corp.
Manhattan
11-
1
(quar.)
2-.1?-
17Vic
(quar.)
4%
Trust-
Adams-Millis
Adirondack
Air
Rubber
Baltimore
1
2-20
40c
__
dividends
2-20
Chase
1-17
2-
(quar.)
&
1-16
37c
Corp., $1.40 pref. A (quar.)
Real
1
—
(quar.)
Oil
1-10
75c
2-. 1
37'/2c
15c
15c
12Vic
gains)
(1947
Common
"
62 Vic
dividend)
the
1
30c
(quar )
preferred
12-30
2-
50c
Citizens
Companyr
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
1-27
2-15
25c
(quar.)
2-
'
17 Vic
capital
Ayres
(L.
S. L &
4 Vi %
preferred
Store
Cnain
-
(6c
B
Pasco
1-13
_
(quar.)
from
4c
de
1-27
(quar.)
"B"
Cerro
1
-
\
Fund
1-31
c
78c
.
preferred
4c
(quar.)
and
$1.50
933/4c
50c
v
(quar.)
Corp.
12-30
(quar.)
Century Shares Trust (from
Soya Co. (quar.)
1
4-
(quar.)
preferred B
6%
1-10
1-31
730c
—
Central
$4.50
(quar.)
preferred A
Avco
1
125c
'
1
(quar.)
common
Gas,
Securities
3-
income)
Co.—
4.20%
2-
12-31
2-
;
$1.05
Ltd.
Light, 4%
preferred (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
A
Axe-Houghton
1-27
14c
_
(A.
(final)
(initial-quar.)
pfd.
Bank
pref.
1
2-28
1
791.25
(increased)
com.
&
$1.40
2-
12-31
1
2-
Extra
(quar.)
B
Power
1-20
9
1
4-
793%
preferred
2-
'(quar )
preferred
6%
1-31
25c
—_
bint $.007
yet paid.
Vending Corp.
Steel
$2.75
1
1-20
2-
737 Vac
742'/a C
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
3-
2-
12-31
Ltd
(quar.)
Service (stock
Central
$1.183/4
preference
$1.50
preceding table.
ABC
Electric
Cleveland
dividend)_.
(stock
dends
Name of
Charge
preferred
30c
—
Banking Corp.—
Class
1-27
2-12
v
14C
——
Light
and
'
Central
3-24
1-13
1
2-28
common
2-10
433/4c
>
13c
(quar.)—_
—
3.75%
&
prior
Common
2-24
22 Vic
(quar.)__,-_
common
Industries
weeks
,
1-11
Corp.,
3-14
62VaC
(quar.)
Ltd.
Nichols
$1.20
1-31
V
(quar.)———a————a———
preferred (quar.)
cf.__;
Stores, Inc. (quar.____
Co.
5%
1-25
.—4%
1
2-
,
1-20
—
3
2-
775c
—:
30c
(increased-quar.)
3-
(s-a)
Corp.,
30c
:
1
2-15
Gas,
Central National
______
3
3
4-
720c
Light,
preferred
1
1-16
3
3-
3-
745c
(quar.)
common
Fund,
Ry.
&
2-
125c
Steels,
Automobile
1-31
2-15
50c
B
Water
Pacific
Celotex
1
3-
(quar.)
Ltd.
1-20
2-
■_>.—
preferred
investment
Austin,
4
9
2-15
—
British
Worthington Corp., common
4'/a%
preferred (quar.)_.
York
Oil,
Caterpillar Tractor,
4.20%
1
$1.50
(quar.)
Investment
Extra
4-
725c
Ltd.
Ltd.,
preferred
1
7$1.37Va
Refining Co. (quar.)
Physics & Science Fund—
Stock
Raceway
2-10
1
1
(quar.)
preference
(quar.)
Canadian Industries, Ltd., common
2-
20c.
62'/2c
5c
(quar.)
Refining,
(From
1-20
12-
1
720c
;;
amount
&
1-31
3-
1
5%
Central
(quar.)—
(quar.)-.
preferred
Atlantic
3
1-18
3-
720c
4Va%
Yonkers
1-10
City Electric—
4.75%
2-
6c
25c
—.
(quar.)—
share after
Power
5c
756 V»c
:
Corp.
preferred
1-20
(quar.)
Ltd.
Ordinary
Growth
Bronze,
'
1-16
div.)
(quar.)
B
Water,
Atlantic
3
(quar.)
Investment
Stag Mfg., class A
1-31
2-15
4-
1
1-31
non-cumulative preferred (s-a)
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Ry. (s-a)
Inc.
common
expenses
1-13
2-15
4-
(s-a)
Commerce
Extra
Canadian
173c
(stk.
Ltd.
(payable in stock)
Common
2-
—,
—_____
Pacific
Winfield
3
1-16
5%
3-10
3-30
-
(Winston-Salem,
Wes'ern
Wisconsin
1-
50c
Associated Stationers Supply
(quar.)
Atchison, Topeka' & Santa Fe Ry.—
:
12-15
3-30
pref.
2-28
.
—
Trust
Western
White
2-
(s-a)
com.
Constable
Year-end
3-15
_
(quar.)———
Breweries,
Class
1-30
1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Corp.
Arnold
3-15
1
40c
(quar.)
—
Canada
White
2-17
1
Ry.
of
9
Atomics
___■
Western
and
3-
Bank
1-
Atlantic
Trrnsportation, cl. A (quar.)
Telephone, common (quar.)——'
preferred
(quar.)
tax
Southern
1
2-28
.
—
will
Canada
Canadian
2-
3-31
Bros.
depositary
1-20
(quar.)
2-28
i__
__L_
,
12-28
•
712 Vac
Extra
preferred
3-15
Coast
Dividend
2—1
-
4.50%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fire
1-20
3-10
4-14
-----
Quarterly out of investment income
$1.44
12-28
1-27
775c
(s-a)
$2.25
(s-a)—
Co.
Film
&
Common
Wes-chester
1
B
4-11
$0.2885
:
Swasey Co. (quar.L.—
Washington Mutual Investors Fund,
West
1-27
1-31
712 Vac
Extra
Class
Central
$1.25
&
Watson
2
775c
9
6c
;
Fqnd.
&
1-
783/4c
(s-a)
1-
30c
(quar.)
fquar.)_
A
2-
5
A
1-14
California—
& 'Company,
Class
1-16
50c
Brand, 5% pfd. (accum.)
Appalachian Power Co. (Va.)—
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
common
Income
Bank
1
class
1
(quar.)_
A
B
:
Cos.
Industries
C.)
1-
2-
Ltd.,
1
40c
Fund—
Waehoma
Packers
2-
J25c
i_
____
< s-a 1
of
1
715c
2-
12 Vic
_
pid.
(accum.)
2
2-
Ltd
Sugar,
62VaC
(8c
from
earned income plus 6c from capital gains)
Voi-Sfjan
Dominion
$1.12Va
——$1.12Vi
725c
iquar.)
_—a—
Universal Oil Products (year-end)
6%
&
;(quar.)______——1
j25c
^
-
Truck Lines
Urethane
Canada
75c
Anvil
2
725c
__
(quar.)
America
(N. J.)
1-
•
715c
preferred
u2%>
:
class
1
(quar.)
4Va V
____
—
preferred
A
2-28
5%
class
Coal
S. Lines Co.,
Class
2-10
10c
Haut-Katanga
(quar.)
2
2-
715c
2-
12 Vic
common
Corps., Ltd.,
B
1-31
Foils, Ltd.,
1
$2.50
____
(quar.i_
of
2
1-
1
50c
3-15
9c
—
(quar.)
(quar >
Co.
1-
1
33c
(quar.)-
3-
20c
:
United
Class
2-15
1-23
.>
Ltd.—
1st preferred B (quar.)—,—.—
5%
:
Biscuit
1
2-
—
2-16
1
(quar.)
Minere
2
2-
31»Ac
$1
5%
United
1-
31c
30c
—_
(quar.)
Corp.,
1-13
1-20
common__
Canada
75c
Extra
Union
1
2-
30c
(quar.)
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.
lincreased-quar.)
$5
2-
2-15
34c
75c
1-20
Anthes-Imperial Co.,
a
>
Co.,
75C
31»/4C
(quar.)
15c
Fund
Corp.,
—
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
1
26c
(quar.)
2-
(quar.)
—
preferred
1-20
1-20
—
Canadian Breweries,
(quar.)—.
2-15
—
Gas
preferred
15c
divi/dend
Trunkline
2-
$1.12Vi
cap.
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd. (s-a)
Animal Trap Co. of America, com.
5%
preferred (quar.)
1-19
1-31
preferred
4V2V
2
Anken
iquar.)
iquar.)
Realty
1
1
Extra
.
(s-a).
Telephone!,
Anglo-Canadian
1-19
payable in class A shares)
(initial)
Oal
1-13
1-16
25c
(quar.)______
pfd.
&
1-31
—
Temper
$4.50
$2.90
—
Corp.
22-
—
$3 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)___
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd.
7V2%
A
Corp.
91V4C
^.—a
Quarterly '
J' Stpck
dividend
4'/a%
1
1-26
—
(quar.;_
Telephone,
$1.24
Corp.—
preferred
conv.
Anglo American Exploration,
1-20
15c
com.
Quarterly
True
2-28
—
-
Truax-Traer
2-15
time). '
Quarterly
Stpck
3-14
6%
30c
Corp.
2-
Co.
&
5%
Co.
Quarterly
Transnation
2-3
3
$1.25
!_
this
at
dividend
Trans-Lux
3-
2-15
(quar.)
divs.
Trans-Canada
3-10
3-14
Electronics, class A
Stock
1
oicu-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Packing
1
5c
(quar.)
$1.20
6
investment
realized
2-
dividend
(Stock
Thurow
Tobin
1-20
%
:.—
from
(6c
from
2-15
25c
(quar. i
Stock
2-25
;'
25c
dividend
B
Packing
Water
Canada
<
(quar.)
Mutual Fund
income
'
-
$1.10
(quar.)—
Thriftimart, Inc., class A
•
Inc.
Wooldridge,
(Pa.)
Drug
1-
$1.25
Inc.—
Climax,
wk.,—
—-
pfd.
omitted
Co.
1-26
1-24
;
6
2-
$1.75
(A. M.) Co., common (quar.)__
participating preferred
California
12-30
2-20
5c
(quar.)
Metal
American
(quar.)__—_—_
(J. R.)
1-25;.
3(Jc
50c
(quar.)—_
common,
2-15
10c
common
preferred
3.65%
7%
10-
12-31
1-13
30c
3-
4c
Bros.,
Byers
1-13
4V
65c
2 Vi %
payment
1-16
1
1
.;
quar.)_____
(initial
$5
1-31
3Vic
"
r r
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.,
—
—
Burry
2-
4%
—._—
American
(quar.)——
Electronics
1-31
25c
1
—:
Industries.
2-15
Products
preferred
4ViV
2-10
income)
nary
Texas
31c
$3.50
1—
2-
series
1951
_
Television
Biscuit Corp. (quar.)_——
Butterfly Hosiery, 7% preferred (s-a)
Common
1
Campbell Soup Co.
2-15
dividend
Stock
5
V*
37Vic
28c
—
1—:
Broadcasting
10-27
1-
1-17
gains)
Natural
Gas
(increased-quar.)—
Recreation Center (initial)
(in.r.-quar.)
com.
A
712 Vic
2-10
2-
stock)__—
(monthly)—
common
Home
American
3-20
10c
A
American
3
2-
3-10
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
6
(stock div. payable in
B
American-Marietta
(quar.)——L
class
6
7-
25c
(quar.)_l
and class
A
27 Vic
-
(quar.)
Inc.,
4-
(quar.)
(initial)
6
4-27
7-29
Equitable Assurance—
common
4
1-
712 Vic
California
i—i
(quar.)
Distilling
1-
1-16
1
1-27
712 Vic
(annual)—
Greetings Corp.—
4-20
•
preferred
2-10
-
$•1
4
Common
Corp.—
2-1
3
1-20
2-
30c
712 Vic
—
1-
1-
Common
(quar.)-A
1
2-10
———————7*-"—1——
—r—»
4% pfd. (quar.)___.
Ltd., common (reduced)
Company,
California Electric Power,
Corp.
3-1
40c
—
3
'
——
Co.
(s-a)
(Pa.)
3-20
2-
45c
Inc.—
Radio
&
1
2-3
——.
Shares
1
2-28
12Vic
1 65c
——
income.
American
p
2-
1
(quar.)
3-
(quar.)—
n.scuits
Swingline,
Extra
Bullock's~Inc.,
1
2-
3-1
200
Anderson,
Sun
Sunshine
3-17
Rubber—
Biltrite
Business
(quar.)
par)
preferred
2-10
1
42-
25c
_+
$25c
(quar.)__
36c
(quar. )_•
conv.
3-10
4-
Trust
Bank &
County
95c
30c
(quar.)__.
J56c
.
dividend—a
American
1-31
2-13
Corp.
Co.
___!
($25
5.20%
Bucks
preferred
'
(quar.)
Propane Gas,
1-12
Burns
(quar.)
22c
—
—
preferred
Suburban
1-23
_
$1.06 Yt
preferred
Corp.
1-12
93%c
common
on
Petroleum
Stock
6
v';
(quar.)
——
4.40%
Stouffer
1
$3.80
.
(quar.)
97 Vic
4.60%
Sons
2-
Brooklyn Union Gas (quar.)
Buckeye Steel Castings (reduced)
Sugar—
preferred
American
5
_—
(quar.>
Ltd.
2-14
2-
5
2-
—
com.
(quar. >
preferred
1-27
30c
(quar.)
—
Ltd.—
(quar.)—;
preferred
dividend
Amerada
5
2-28
(.quar.)
preferred
preferred
1-27
2-28
133/4c
—
common
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
American
(quar.)
4.25%
2-17
2-10
9c.
(quar.)
America,
Gas—
6c
8c
(special)
of Canada,
Taunton
Brockton
When
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
50c
;
5
2-
2-28
10c
—
preferred
of
Co.
1st
Stock
3-30
1
2-28
37 lie
(quar.)
&
5-
2-28
j._-.—
4.15V
Co.
preferred
4V2V
12-30
1-31
26 V'2 c
quar.)_
i
4%
.
1
4-
1
25 Vic
(quar.)
Public Service,
preferred
$3.75
Aluminum
Telephone—
(increased
Radio,
5-
297/8C
—
Investors
States
Kellogg
1-27
30 '/2C
—-r
3.90'
Spencer
2-10
2-20
+50c
——
(increased
preferred
Standard
3-10
(quar.)
Incorporated
American
preferred
4.36%
1-12
Inc.
Inc. (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)__
Amalgamated
(quar.)
Company
5.62Vu'/"
2-17
2-15
1
30c
(quar.)
4.40 V
Aluminum
3-10
3-i5
2-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3.70%
Alside,
Co.—
(quar.)
4.78V
Common
1-27
1
80c
—
Edison
4.24%
$1.44
2-J.5
f50c
(quar.)
California
preferred
Southwestern
3-
J17 Vic
_—
4.88V
Southwestern
Alpha Beta Food Markets
3-15
+30c
preferred
Southwestern
Radio
Per
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
—
— —
(quar.)
$2
4.08V
Mills,
Allied
25c
(quar.)
Smith-Douglass Co.
(quar.)
——
Smiih (Howard) Paper Mills Ltd.—
Southern
Allied
25c
(quar.)——
Inc.
Ltd. (quar.)
a
Simsbury Bank & Trust (Conn.)
Sinclair Oil Corp. (quar.)
Southern
Control,
4-14
4-14
3-10
50c
Simpsons,
Common
Allied
1
1
(quar.)
Co.
Dillon
2-10
5-
5-
55c
:
When
Share
Company
85c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Williams,
&
Scotten,
Name of
of Rec.
Payable
$1
Paper'Co.| common
Scott
Per
Holdert
When
Per
Snare
Name of Company
Monday, January 23, 1961
...
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Connohio, Inc., 40 cents pfd.
40 cents preferred
(quar.)
.___!
(quar.)
2-
1
2-
1
1-
5
51c
^
___!_
3-31
47 VaC
50c
(quar )
2-
1
1-
5
2-
1
1-
5
5
51 Vac
~~
.....
1-
5
2-
1
1-
10c
4-
1
3-20
10c
4-
1
3-20
55c
.
Volume
193
Number
6023
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
When
Per
Name
of Company
Consolidated
Share
Bakeries
(Canada), Ltd. (s-a)_
Consolidated Development Corp. (Pla.)
•
Stock
dividend
Consolidated
$5
preferred
Consolidated
from
Co.
(N.
Trust
'
$4.52
(preferred
Continental
&
(From
Corn
Products
Cornet
Stores
Coronation
Cott
•
1-20
4-
1
4-
1
4-
:
;1
.
,
3-
Bank
of
Bank
(Erie,
National
3-
First National City
,
3
First
-
National
Stock
1-13
■1-27
1-12
SterFing
Firth
551
Fifth
1-12
1-
6
Food
Giant
1-27
1-17
Food
2-1
1-12 "
Foote Bros.
60c
:
1-25
yv 1-..4
2- 1
l-'3l
12-30
11'Ac¬
u.
:
me
10c
2-
.
,
Class
Ford
1.-15
2-16
•
25c
.__
7%
preferred
50c
preferred
:■
2-16
3-15
2-15
B
U5c
3-10
Dayco
Corp.,
1-3
pfd.
$2
class A
Corp.
Frito
3-16
Fruehauf
6-15
Class
,9-29
9-15
8%
Class
,
>1*31-
.'3-3
25C
.3-
-7-
2-
6
;
3
.2* 6
2-
General
6
r
■'
j:'r
j,.
'25C
1-16
General
■r.
1
2-
1
1-
6
2-10
; ,6%
1-31
12-30
■
2-
1
1-
9
$1.30
preferred B
3-
1
2-15
$1.30
preferred
2-15
2-
1
3
12-30
1-31
1-17
25c
2-28
General
3-20
1-30
25c
2-15
4-
39c
U7y2c
(quar.)
„
$2
,
Fund
realized
Inc.—
net;
in
5%
and
1
income)
capital
from
12c
preferred (quar.)
Bridge, Ltd. (quar.)
2-15
Dominion
Oilcloth
&
Dominion
Fabrics,
Ltd.,
2nd
3- .1
Linoleum,
Steel &
Dominion
Tar
&
.__
2-10
1-13
1-31
1
1
{10c
2- I
2-
1.-
(quar.)
;■
6'/2 %
for
depositary,
$0.10
per
equal
(5crfrom
net
from
$4.50
xiet realized capital gains).
(E. I.) ,de Nemours & Co.—
preferred (quar.)___
$3.5.0
du
Pont
Pont
of
Canada,
Duro-Test
1.t5%'
Ltd.,
&
Supply Co.
Corp.—
preferred
.
.
(1956
Eagle Food Centers
East
80c
.
preferred
7%
1-25
1-10
1-27
12-30
1
1-12
{20c
2-
25c
31'Ac
Industries
1-26
States
Corp.,
$6 preferred B
,1
Edison
Bros.
Stock
Ekco
10c-
4'/2%
—
Stores
preferred, (quar.)
District Electric,
5%
Empire National Corp.
State
Empire
Oil
5%
pfd.
_•_
Heating
$1.25
6
Industries
v
/.'■
Rule
Co.
(Bait.)
Company,
Falstaff
Brewing,
Grace
(Wash.)
(stock
Fate-Root-Heath
r\
Growers
2-15 ' "
3-10
.50c
1-31
3-
1
2-
(One
1
"
1-13-
$1.40
Federal
preference
Instance
2-10 '
1-31
$1.50
2-
1
2-
1
holders
Gulf
Life
32y2c
1-25
1-10
30c
._,
Ltd
(initial)
IV2C
.'
$3
_
4-
1
3-15
1-25
Insurance
Bros.
Fidelity
class
4-
1
h-
*
$2.25
$4.36
*
3-15
Series
2-
1
1-13
2-
1
5%
1-27
A
and
12-30
2-
1
,1-14
2-
1
1-14
{35c
class
2-
1.
1-18
{25c
2-
1 "
1-18
{35c
(quar.)
B
__
(Newark,
N.
J.)
Mortgage
2-
1
1-18
of
Md.
1
2-17",
1-31
H-DA
(quar.)
J
■
—
'.,1- 7
'
50c
1-31
65c
2-
6
7%c
2-
1
12-28
56y4c
2-
1
12-28
—
(quar.)
1-28
:
1-13
1-
2-
1
,1-ilO
1
1-10
,
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
,{45c
—____
2-
2-
1
12-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
75c
3- ;1
2-15
Jack
2-15
Jantzen,
2-15
2-
1
(frqm
&
Heintz,
Inc.,
1
1-16
4%
4%
preferred
6c
2- 1
A- 3
iy2%.
2-15
1-15
-35c
2->15
1-31
.$1.12 ya
.2-1
•
■
,(s-a)
1
1-16
334%
1
1-16
1-16
Joseph
Joy
3-15
3-
4-
1
4-
1
30c
4
from
capital
62 VaC
3-
2-
4
6
(quar.)
Co
1-17
1
3-
3%
1-13
1
1
2-
$2.81
2-10
1-13
2-10
1-13
________
9c
^
1-23
1-
6
2-
1
1
1
7c
•
.
2-10
2-
Common
Kerr
3-27
1-15
{13c
1
'
•Knott
Kobacker
2-
1
3-
30c
•
1
Class
A
.
1-
3
2-
3-17
3%
•
ii-23
2-23
A
B
(monthly)
Class
A
B
$1.20
4-
7
2-15
2-
4
3-15
3-
4
1-27
12-30
20c
1-31
1-17
12c
2-
<3%
1
1-
6
12c
2-,l
1-
6
,12c
3- 11
2-
6
12c
3-
1
2-
12c
:4-
3
3-
6
4-3
3-
6
____
•12c,
______—.———
monthly)—.^
1-18
12c
$1.20
$1.20
preferred
1-31
1-16
$1.20
: {ioc
4-29
/
conv..
$1.20
1-23
(monthly)—
J*
•
•
1-31
Kuhlman
1-12
Electric
4-
6
•2-
6
3-
6
,
6
:,4-
6
5-
5
6-
4-21
6
'
5-22
"
•
>
4-
3-21
10c
10c
•
preferred
1
10c
preferred
2nd
7%
u
5-
2-21
10c
;
(monthly)
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)__
4-15
1
10c
_______
'1-13
-
6
5-
12c
—
1
37%c
2-13
—
,__
2-
1-23
.
2-15
v
-
40c
Gr21
3-10
2-14
2-
1-16
•
$1.75
(quar.)
1
Co.—:
13-3Ae
2-1
1-li
12'/a
c
2-15
1-2
j20c
il-31
l-i:
1-31
(quar.)
preferred A
Telephone
;
12V7C
2-
1
1-13
Stock
(quar.)
$1.25
3-13
2-24
Lancaster
6-12
5-26
66'Ac
2-
1-
1
25c
{$1.25
2-
1
2-15
l-l:
2-
Quarterly
1
Lay
40c
Co.,
&
new
income
(initial)
class A
&
12-31
12-31
1-20
1-28
1-
9
5%
class
2-
1-10
5%
class
Lee
&
—
A
1-1
1-25
1-H
—
(quar.)____
Inc., class A (quar.)_
1-10
Leeds
Leesona
Corp.
(quar.)
Lehman
Corp.
2-10
2-
1
1-31
-
gains
Lerner
2-15
1-31
2-
1
1-24
Levines,
2-
1
1-26
Lewers
Liberty
Lincoln
$1.25
20c
3%
2-15
2-
1
1-27
2-
1
1-16.
12-30
$3.50
Lincoln
dividend)
from
ordinary
1-1
1-1
3-10
2-2
$1.33 Va
1-30
12-3
2-
Co.
Inc.
&
(stock
Cooke,
Fabrics of
National
Wayne)
Printing,
preference
Rochester
Ltd.
N. Y.
Life
(stock dividend! —
(stock dividend) —
2-
3
1-23"
Link-Belt
3-1
1-31
1-
2-16
1-1
Insurance
(quar.)
50c
2-
1
1-1
common
15c
2-
1
1-1
87%c
2-
1
1-1
55c
2-
1
1-1
60c
2-
1
l'-l
60c
3-
1
2-
(quar.)
Trust Co.
(N.
Y.)
(qqar.)
---*—
Co.
1-2
2-1
5%
dividend)—
4-14
5%
(quar.)—
3-15
.4%
(quar.)
1
40c
preferred
4V2%
Extra
i
Arms
in¬
—r,——— —-
.(Fort
Lincoln
15y2c
and
Stores,
Salt
Leslie
35c
stock of Savage
Corp. for each share held)
1-1'
1-31
3iy4c
(year-end of $1.18 from capi¬
8%
*
—
1-25
1-25
83/4C
$1.12%
(quar.)
3iy4c
,12 y2c
preferred
preferred
Travelwear,
1-
1-31
1-31
15c
—
—
1-10
IV2C
(stock dividend)
3-2(
•15c
—
1
56'Ac
;
.
75yac
gains)
capital
1
4
(quar.)
3-30
(quar.)
from
common
2-
1-
(quar.)
12y2c
investment
frqm
2-
1-25
(quar.)
:
1-11
4-1'
(reduced)——_——
Tire
Northrup,
B
12c
63V2C
and
Rubber
1-31
Leeds
of
payment
1-31
56 y4c
(quar.)
1-
1
1-31
i4-28
(quar.)_
Lazard Fund—
6
1%%
dividend)
2-
U5c
$15c
Ltd., class A
(quar.)
W'.)
(H.
(4Pa.)—
—
A
2-10
1
Bank
National
County
30c
75c
(quar.)
dividend
Laurentide Acceptance,
4
1-16
(quar.)__
Inc.
Apparel,
LaCrosse
1-27
20c
pfd,
3«*tl
•4-14
—_____
6
2-23
$5
Hayes
Co.," 5%
2-13
—
2-
■
20c
25C
*
(quar.)
1
5c
62c
.
2-13
3-
i±_'_
(monthly)
51/2%
(quar.)—
.
2-13
1
$1.08%
—
56'Ac
'
1
3-
$1.12 &
______
(monthly)
"..Class
•
>
(quar.)
(stock dividend)-^
preferred
3-
stock-
(quar.)
(stock
$1
preferred (quar.)
—__
conv.
preferred
(quar.)___
preferred (monthly)
—_
—
(quarjx.—
com.
1
—_______—
Class
4
2-17
2-23
25c
(quar.)
2-13
1-18
$1.05
,
(monthly)
Class
1
2%
•
12-30
3--.1
—-—
(monthly)
(monthly)__—.—
Class >B
r
3
3-
"
3-15
•25c
-
■
1-30
95c
,
__,—
(quar.).:
Corp.—
(monthly)
-B
•
1-20
1
2-
37%c
net
1-16
3%
______
dividend)
A
Class
1-15
1
Class
2-15
'
1
3-
15C
-•"•:
2-
1-30
(monthly)—-—
(stock
Stores,
(Quar.
Products—
4-17
2-21
25c
Fund
Hotels
$1.25
Pak
1
.1-31
25c
•{10c
pfd.
common
•>5-
25c
(quar.)
Income
Kratter
2-
10c
20c
to
pfd.
93 34 c
class a .and class ,B
(payable in class A stock)
dividend
;_
5%
—
2-24
4-10
•
1-27
3-10
7c
,
55c
J quar. 1
$5
1-18
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
Kentucky Stone Co.—
1-16
>
(quar.)
1-10
2-14
1
5c
1-16
2-
,
1-16
2-
,
l
2-28
2-
(quar.)___
.
2-
$1
50c
preferred
___—•
/
subject
1-15
2-25
35c
(quar.),
4.35%
25c
America
from
2-
1-16
1
3- (1
9334c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
^__
—
,2- l1
—
—_______
preferred
(quar.)—„
plus
RR.,
com.
•I-3I
,13 %c
—_
4.20%
tal
of
1-13
1
—_—
iquar.)
common
come)
(One share
3
20c
4%
-
(Florida)
(stock
1-13
2r
20c
1-10
3
(The)
2- 1
40c
$1.25
preferred
(quar.,___
preferred (quar.)
1-18.
Hill. Corp.
2-
(quar.
1-10
'
—
High Voltage Engineering
1-13.
$1.05
(quar.)
3.30%
.>
1-
Co.
1-13
2-
$1,09
1-25
$0.57825
(ouar. )—____
of
•
1-31
Mfg.
1-31
$1,05
City Power & Light—
15c
Higbie
12-22
2- 1
_____
1-25
30c
Fund
(quar.)
Industries
(quar.)
Powder,
1*30
3- 1
(quar.)___*J.__
Aircraft,
Kansas
Haydock
preferred A
2-28
29c
common
Inc.
Manufacturing
Stock
1-16
1-16
4,.
(quar.)
7%
1--0
$1.09
J
55c
(quar.)__
Hercules Galion
1-20
215
.47yac
g&i|fs)
(quar,)_
_4
$1.12 Va
Marx
Portion
2-15
5%
1-10
(5c from ordi¬
common
Kroger Company—
preferred
Henderson's
3-31
Electric—
&
A
Feiss
L'Aiglon
of America,
2-1
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(Earle M.) Company
&
Kaman
3-15
1-31
1-31
(quar^)
preferred
preferred
t
3-15
1
,
4.96%
Corp.
1-19
3.40
1
113 c
Fund Inc.
common
Co.,
Jorgensen
1
56!/4C
dividend)
4.50%
Hat
4-
_50c
,
Schools
preferred
preferred
2-
1
—
preferred
split
Light,
1
1.-14
\
(quar.)
preferred
Tea
3%%
2-
■
;
gains
Inc.
1
6-
7- 1
il-30
invest.
—
Stores
Light,
^preferred
5%
1-16
2-
3c
Stores,
2-
$3
(stock dividend!
common
(quar.)
24c
1.-13
;{15C
(quaf.)____
(quar.)
Gas
1-13
1
> 1
____—
and
&
3c
Electric
2-
31'Ac
_____
(quar.)—__—
Fund
Electric,
1-10
'
3-
^
common
<fe
2-
55'/4C
583Ac
,(quar^)_
flronite, Inc., 55c conv. pfd. (quar.)
;—
Irving Trust Co., stock dividend
u
Istel Fund, Inc.___^i—_______—_—_______
3-
40c
■
Hartfield
Hercules
'
27y2c"
___^—
common
preferred A (quar.)
2-15
Inc.—
capital gains)-—
Corp..
3-
27c
lll3
2- 1
preferred" (quar.)__
3-
—
Heppenstall Co., 4V2%
—
(monthly).
Asso.
1
•
•
1-25
2-
43c
;
Inc.—
Schaffner
1-16
;
■••55 c
1-13
$1.50
H-C7
Hart,
2-1
—~_
&
Power
2-
—l_ •:
Ltd.,
Funds,
•
20c
(quar.)
(from
General
1-25
20c
.__
>Co.,
2-20
533Ac
$4.22 preferred ^(quar.)—
vlowa
■
14)
Hartford
.*.
(quar.)_
& Deposit Co.
Financial
2-15
._
Co
Cotton.
Hamilton
Co.
—
Federated Department Stores,
<"
New common
(initial)_
Fidelity Fund
,1-25
7c.
conv.
Ohio
45C
$1
(quar,)!__'
preferred
preferred
Iowa-Illinois
1-25
2-15
...
(Dallas)—
&
Gas
$4.36
1-6
50c
preferred
(quar.)
5.30% preferred (quar.)
Hamilton
12-31
25c
National
1
2-15
.
Insurance
Mobile
1-23
4
Correspondence
income
nary
Iowa
$1.25
(monthly)
Shares—
Feb.
1-16
i-n
425c
3,7'Ac
.Growth
Research
$1.27 l/a
$5
Halle
1-16
Quarterly
Federal
2-
32yac
;_
series
income)
I1I6
1
Jersey Central Power & Light—
—
.
1-20
40c
(increased)_____
Life
Co.
9
4
8V/2C
(stock
stock
15
fGulf" Interstate
Gulf,
2-15
for
4y2%
both
It
Jewel
-
capital
Gulf .Insurance
1
1
3-
12-31
from
1-13
2-
40c
60c pref.
Ltd.—
Department
Investors
1-27
1-
$1.25
(quar.v
Industry
investment
.>
2-21
15c
on
1
1
'
Go.,-S%
A
Growth
(16c
1-16
(quar.)
Federal Grain, Ltd., class A & class B
Extra
2-
9
30c
Wine, ;Ltd., class A
Class
2-15
1
(quar.)__
pfd.
conv.
dividend)
Co.
1-
>2-1
Northwest
:
:
1
(s-a)___—
Stock" dividend
•
$1.30
common.
Co.
1
2-
51c
Ltd
Interstate
Class
Mines
World
Worlds,
$1.50
dividend
Griesedieck
1-15
1,
■
New
the
(quar.)___
&
2-
41
-1-16
52'/2 c
pfd.
Securities,
International
6
$4.22
^
class .A
Year-end
>5-20
10c
(Stamford)
_J_—:__l-
Quarterly
Farmers
1-
62 ya c
,
(W. R.)
1
25c
(incr.-quar.)__
common
Ltd.,
preferred
64 Vac
—
Security
2-
$1.25
Breweries, Ltd.—
50c pref. A (quar.)
lrlO
c
1-13
12-31
25c
Interior
3-10
.
>2-24
—
Green.Bay & Western .RR
*
3-
1-30
.-5%
■
:
(quar.)
Uranium
1-12
2- 1
'22y2c
1
Kentucky—
(monthly)-,
Stock
3-, 1
6-10
5%
'.
___
(stock dividend)
common
preferred
-.4 V2 %
'
(quar.)
Corp.,
12-31
2-
,1-31
-
'
(quar.>__;
1955
1-22
:
(quar.
jlnterchemical Qorp.,
1-13
,
29C
-;(quar.)___
preferred
1-20
>1-20
$1
Insurance Corp. of America
12-16
(quar.)——i.—_
common
A
Series
6%
Faraday
1
3-24
50c
of
A
Ltd.—
(quar.)_,
6%
County Trust
,
t$1.25
Mfg. Co.. ,1 quar.)
Gossard )H. W.) .Company (quar.)
Gould-NationaL Batteries
(quar.)___
:1-17
25c
(quar.)_
Fairfield
1-11
2-9
>$1,25
1-17
;1
2- >1
3%
'
Canada
Co.,
Institutional
v,
1-25
62'/a
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
1-15
35c
j,
(stock .dividend)
8
1,16
2-
,1
2-
50c
•1-13
2-10
•Goodmap
6
20c
:
'
1-15
1-30
{12y2c
Equitable Trust Co.
Fairbanks
;2.
•iy2 %
(quar.)
Equity Corp., $2 preferred
Evans
$1.50
,
•
•
6
a-
1
;
Products,
2-
1
1-26
'
25c
(monthly)—
'•
&
Englehard
Co.
-
A
12-31
3-15
2-
V
(stock dividend).
1-
1
$1.183A
(s-a)
A
Class
:
of
Mills, $1.25
^Institutional Shares,
1-25
2-
,30c
Systems (initial-quar.)
Godfrey iCompany (quar.)_
3-17
1-
•
1-25.
•
2-
(quar.)___,|
•Employers Group Assoc. (quar.)
Emporium Capwell Co. (quar.)
Enamel
1
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
.
1
50c
_'_
Empire
2-
2-
.
2%
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1
(stock.;dividend)—
common
1
50c
(Increased^s-ra)-; Ji.__—
'
;
3-17
1
4-
$1.50
1
Co.,
2-
330
Envelopes. Ltd., class A
Globe & Republic Insurance Co.
1-16
1
4-
$1.75
(accum.)
preferred
43A%
of
Class
2-28
2-
7%c
(accum.)
A
;
>2 5c
.
dividend
Products
6%
pfd.
$7
,
25c
^__
.__
Globe
1- 5
v
3-15
{$1.75
__
(quar.)___
6%
preferred
Ingram
Bell,
Bank
Inter-Ocean
preferred .(quar.)
Inc.,
Glickman
\
Globe
Racing Assn., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__—__—
Eastern
Co;
preferred
4%% ^preferred
C ■■
2-28
3-15
-
17 Vac
(quar.
(accum.)____
1-20
Bros.,
■
Eastern
$1
voting
4 Va %
Kootenay Power, Ltd.—
Eastern
.voting
Company
1-10
—
...
.
1-31
_;
«Glatf?lter (P. U-) Co.,
„•
1-25
(quar;)____
..
Ingersoh-.Rand
2%
.
Inc., -cdmmon (quar.)—__
preferred
(quar.).
Gladding McBean & Co, (quar.)
;
\ (quar.)
series)
,1-16
-,7-y2c
AVzf/o
$1,12 Va
(final)
1-25
{10c
(quar.)__
Gimbel
1-16
13c
87;%C
common
preferred
Gillette
:
preferred
Indian iHead
15C
0-18
,1
2-1
15c
___!
(quar.)
(quar.)
Imperial
of Indiana—
Class
Ducommun Metals
4.70%
-
•■..'•*
preferred
3-15
3-1
(quar.)__!____
Telephone
Preferred
preferred ;(quar.),_
du
47 '/a C
1
,10c
(quar..)
;2-15
$1
voting preferred (quar.)
voting preferred (quar.)—
.
1-31
preferred
3-31
50c
f.
•>-■
(quar.)_
$2
3
2-24
.
18c
and
4.26%
32y2Q;
preferred
Genesco,
,
income
.4.20%
2-28
2-15
(quar.)—
$5
to
investment
.
12-30
1-15
•
933/»C
preferred
6%
i
approximately
depositary share). ;
■
Dreyfus Fund, Inc
2-15
•
Co., common
preferred ;:(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.50 .preferred
-li—____
(quar.)
Telephone
$6
1
*
,-_■
(quar.)___.
Power
4.08%
1-13
1
1-31
56y4c
preferred (quar.)
5.10% preferred (quar.)—
1-11
115c
1--18
50c
___________________
common
1-31
4.80% .preferred
(quar.)
Waterworks Corp.—
1-14
common
Chemical,
3-
Power,
30c.
5%
1-14
2-
6-17
2-
(quar.)_"____
(quar.)________
Company
Illinois
,1-16
General
1-16
2-
(quar.)
Ltd.
Coal
7
{15c
{30c
_____
Long & Co., Ltd., ordinary (final)
British income tax and expenses
(Less
.
{37%c
Ltd._
(quar.)——
com.
(quar.)
Dominion
Dorman
{20c
■
pref.
C
1-28
,7- 1
4%
preferred
(quar.)________
Illinois Brick Co.^ (quar.)
•
(quar.)
preferred
Genera]
1-20
2-
f$1.25
._
Dominion
B
15c
1_„
5.20^
gains
ordinary
Dominion & Anglo Investment-—•
5%
,
>1-31
r
;8c
'—rp^
5.16fo
87c
preferred
8c
(quar.)—
Telephone. Co.
preferred
General
.
long-term
,1960
1-16
1-30
.
;29c
(quar.)——
$2.50 preferred
S>r»2
2-15
4T
%__
(quar.)
4.42%
(quar.)
$1.32 preferred
t
6-20
35C
,$1.75
.
Telephone Co. of Florida—
2%c
37y2c
(N.'Y.j
Co.,
preferred
Idaho
.
.
(quar.)
;i2yac
—
'
from
;
1-26'-
■•>
$1
$5-preferred (quar.l-i.—
^General Publio Utilities (quar.)
General Steel Wares,. Ltd., 5% pfd.
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of California—
•;
4V27o preferred (quar.)
12-21
1-13
1-20
.1-01
Corp.—
$3.75 preferred
•.».
General
$1.56 .preferred <(quar.)
(75c
1
3- <1
,
—
Dominick
2-
40c
.
______1
Corp.
1-31
5%
dividend)
(Joseph) Company (quar.)__
Syracuse, common (extra)_____
5%
■
1
1- 3
15c
,
1-31
3- 9
.
27c
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)—
Monthly
1-30
.1-13
2-
1
Houston
'■*•'
Corp.—"
General Motors
6
1-
,
(Del.)—
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Houses, log, (quar.)
Dodge Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
7
2-
35c-:
__
capital
Dobbs
1
1-31
-
(quar.)
Electric- (quar.)
Mills, Inc. (quar.)^
2-
1-15
2-15
55c
41.75
8c
preferred
Bronze
General
2-
.
37J/aC.
gains—
Dividend.'Shares, Inc.—
Dome
:
;
General' Dynamics
1-23
3*17
.
Diversified Growth Stock Fund, Inc.
3-
15c
-General .Crude .Oil- r(quar.)—
\
6
2-
>
40c
i
>1-20
20c
(Stock dividend payable in lieu of cash)—
3-30
$2
70c
'
,,
1
General Bakeries. .Ltd.
.General Baking Co. (reduced)__..___
•.
,
1*20
4-30
•
-
'
i
(quar.)__i
(quar.)___
2-
Gardner-Denver
2
3
\
.
_____
___.
(interim).
%c
Co., common (giiar.
4%, preferred (quar.)—
±
Gateway Sporting Goods Co. (initial)--—_
3..
1.-
.
-
1-20
Industries, Inc.—
conv.
(stock
1- 4
1-14
1
2-1
10c
(quar,)
Process (extra
_44_
Lighting & Power $4 pfd. (quar.)_
Hupp Corp., common (stock'dividend)_!____
Hussmann HefriKeratoi' (quar.) ____4__—___
Hydraulic Press Brick (quar.)
HygradeFood Products, 4% pfd. A (quar.)_
1-16
1
(monthly)___'
Wood
•'4 Vz %
3
10••
_
3
3-
25c
25c
'•
10^,6;:
5
"
■
1
•
Co., 4% preferred (quar.)_
(from qapital gains)
4-
30c
'
.578%
Investors
4- 7
7- 7
iy4c
4%
2-
>
Car
iy4c
Hotel
1-17
2-
—_•
1-27
_
.____
Finance (quar.)
Diamond National Corp.; common
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
From
(quar.)—
1-10
,
Home
2-24
1
of
;___
2-15
•
,1-10
2-
'
"
Ordinary
approval
1_
1-25
30c,
1'AC
Inc.
—____
Corp.
Hardart
Hyster
monthly)___
(monthly)—
A
Land
&
3-14
12y2c
Gateway Sporting Goods (initial)Gamble-Skogmo, Inc. (quar.)
$2
(quar. )__-___„
Dickey (W. S.) Clay Mfg.
Distillers, Ltd.—
1
1-10
•
:
Dial
to
31
,1-11
L___
(quar.) 1
Liquidating
2-
•.
{15c
Y.) (qqar.)
pall & Bearing Co. (quar.)_________
6
2- -1
3.7'/ac
Insurance ,(N.
1-
2-
35c
(qqarj
&
Co., Ltd.
Rinehart & Winston,
Horn
933Ac
(quar.)
(increased
Class A
O'i
Jan.
1
(quar.)
& Raynolds Co.
(subject
1
50c
Detroit, Hilldale & South West RR.—Devoe
1-20
(Long Island, N. Y.)
2-
(quar.)
Tunnel
6
•
1^0
Quarterly,
;
75c
2-
;
istock
Trailer
A
Class
1-10
-
Canada
&
2-
(quar.)——
Futterman Corp.—
-
1-10
1
(quar.)
_____
debenture
Detroit
1
(quar.)'_______l___"ll_l_l_*_
A '
1-16
Insurance Co. (Springfield, HI.)
Fundamental
2-
Light (increased quar.)-Voting common (quar..)___!'_
Mlg.
1
Company, (quar.)
3-16
.2-.
Power &
Dennison
2-
$2
2-28
2- 1
1-25
(quar,),
Houdry
$1.25
(quar.)
.Quarterly
•Quarterly
.
Delaware
1-16
20c
Restaurants
3
7-
$1
(quar.)
,iquar.)
Estate
1
,15c
pfd.
Hormel .(George A.)
& Co. (qqar,)___________
Horp & Hardart Baking "Co. (quar.)
*
1,-10
2-
12
on
Renfrew
Horizon
2-16
$5
$1.75
'
$1.13
pref.
3
'
(quar.)___
Machine, class A
Stores.Corp.
Frisch's
$1.06
preferred
preferred
Inc.
Daystrpm,
DeMun
5%
Hoover
,25c
3-31
,
'f.$1.75
$4.24
Water,
Home
,.;i
(quar.')___
..
'dividend
Franklin
,
•
Davenport
y.)t—
Quarterly
3-31
$1.75
(quar.)
$1.75
& Bight, $4
preferred (quar.).
,4 '/a %
preferred
(quar.)
1-25
1-
50c
Co.
stockholders
1
4-
$1.75
Power
N.
(quar.)
Motor
Stock
1-13
1-23
25c
(quar.)__
Dallas
1
1
Holt,
3-24
)
Holders
for
com.
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
2-
1-16
Auto-Lite
held
shares
Sugar
5%
•,
2-
10%
Franklin'National Bank
1-10
;
(quar.)
7%
Holly
1-10
.-Holt,
Increased
|
(extra)____
pfd.
1-31
1
Chemical—
Gear &
Franklin Life
.
1-20
,
1
t75c
International Corp.—
A -(quar.)_.
J.
Coal, Ltd.
5
1-30
{45c
31'Ac
Electric
of
4(4
Dauch, Ltd.
Stores Inc., 5%
75c
"
(quar.)__
(s-a)^________
7%
Machinery
,.
share
When
fPayable
(liquidating)—
Corp.
&
2-1
Pa.)—
Florida Steel
1
Cork & Seal Co., Inc., $2 pfd. (quar.)
Cork & Seal Co., Ltd. (quar.)___
Pass
One
Hinde
50 c
(N. Y.),
pfd. (accum.)
Coi;p (quar.)
—
Markets, 4% preferred (s-a)—
•1-13
1
2-
.
Cork
Nest
1
2-15
50%
Avenue
1-31
2-
quar.)__.
Cuban-American Sugar, 7%
7%
preferred (quar.)
10c
div.)'
Y.
(Yonkers,
Inc.,
3%'/»' preferred
Crown
Crow's
(stk.
(quar.)
^
.First, Trust Co. of Albany
.
Crown
Class
Pa.)
Bank of N.
"
Crown
1-13
eacn
;
Baltimore
(Norristown,
Bank
dividend
1-10
Aircraft
30C
Rank
t6c
Co.. (quar.)
Hiller
1
1-23
25c
(Increased-quar.)'
3
3- 3
„
1-31
10c
Corp._
Hinds
Crouse
2-
•Holly
(quar.)
National
National
30c
(Initial)
.
Per
"
First
v
17%c
Mortgage, Ltd. .(increased)
Leverage
Corp.—
10c
■
1
2-
,20c
r '
First
1-16
6c
'
3-
,
13
Share
Name of Company
$1
(s-a)"
(increased
(extra)
1
.
preferred
(Wash. D. C.)
First
1-13
;
Fund, Inc.-—
Inc. (reduced)
Properties—
V
Ridge
First Investors
.6
2-15
10c
Motors Corp.
(reduced)i:
Transport Lines (quar.)
Exploration, Ltd. (s-a)_.
conv.
1-
2-20
$1.13
•
Cooper-Jarrett,
60c
1
2-27
;
$ 1,12 Vu
Continental
Coral
2-
$1.04
_____
_
Holder9
Payable of Rec.
First Camden National Bank & Trust (N. J.)—
65c
c
Continental
.
Firemen's Insurance
1
Engineering—
income)
Conwest
1
2-
Class A and class B
(quar.)_____a,
_____
Continental Growth
5%
2-
57 y2 c
__
tquar.
Aviation
Reduced
dividend)
2-15
$1.30
'
(increased)
.Consumers Power Co., common
$4.16 preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
(stock
Quarterly——,_—;
cash)
or
Co.
When
Share
Federation
2-15
(distribution
in shares
Gas
Per
Name of Company
Financial
1-13
10c
$1.25
Investment
Natural
1
Y.)—
(quar.)
capital gains
Consolidated
2-
5%
;
_
Edison
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$25c
(385)
l
(quar.)
;
—
,
14
(386)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
\
Holders
Per
(interim)-
Ltd., ordinary
Lobitos Oilfields,
When
Share
Name of Company
Payable
of Rec.
2-14
12-30
8%
_
for
$0.03
approximately
sh&ro)
Loblaw
Norfolk
B
$2.40
6%
preferred
3-
1
2-
8
6%
preferred
$37y2c
3-
1
2-
8
North
3-
1
2-
8
Northern
Illinois
15c
3-
1
2-
8
$1.50
preferred
Northern
Illinois
.d
_:
:
__
:
preferred
12-30
12-30
$5.50
1-31
12-30
Northern
Insurance
9
Northern
Pacific
35c
2-
1
90c
1-31
1-
5%
4-
1
2-
1
Class
3-20
35c
1-12
Ry.
(quar.)
1-13
1
2-
2-24
class
Co.,
1
4%%
4%%
Metals Co., 4%%
pfd. (quar.)—
preferred A (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.)_ Tobacco Co. (quar.)
2-
1
12-23
Rhode
2-
1
12-23
Norwalk
3%.
2-15
1-25
27»/2C
1-25
1-31
1-10
25c
2-
1
1-10
(quar.)
,
(quar.)
Gas
.
__
—
Holdings,
Ltd.,
Nunn-Bush
2-
1
1-10
Riegel T'extile
2-28
2-16
River
4-
1
3-17
Rochester Gas
25c
1-31
1-16
Stock
1$1
2-
1
1-17
10c
1-25
1-12
25c
1-30
1- 5
$4
(quar.)
1-13
preferred B
$1.06 Va
2-
1
1-
9
$1
2-
1
1-
9
(quar.)
realized
short-term
gains
7%
Ltd.,
Corp.
3
Priority
shares
Steel
Products
preferred
shs.
(quar.)
2-
3-31
3-16
4%
6-30
6-14
5%
1-31
1-17
4-
6
3-20
1-31
1-10
Overland
1-31
1-10
Owens-Corning
$$1.25
Majestic-Penn State
Majestic
Inc.
5c
(quar.)_
Specialties,
i7y2c
(increased)
dividend
Stock
3%
Marine
Maxwell
Midland
Marquette
Martin
&
3-10
35c
(From
Grain
McCall
Corp.
McCord
$2.50
1-
3
Pacific
Lighting
National
Bank
1-20
2-24
2-15
&
Co.,
5%
preferred
AlcGregor-Doniger, class A
Class
B
American
Pan
(s-a)
1
2-
1
1-15
Patterson
2-
1
1-10
Peerless Insurance
2-28
2-15
12-30
y
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Davis
&
McKee
stock
(Arthur
G.)
dividend
Co.
&
.
Peerless
3-15
1
1-31
1-16
$6
Meadow
Brook
County
(L.
Mechanics
National
Bank
Shoe
4%%
4%
Miami
Ltd.,
Bank
&
Miles
Inc.
Co.
Laboratories
Miller
Mfg.
Millers
Co.,
Falls
Co.
Bank,
J.)
4.50%
6%
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred
Montclair
dividend
Mount
6%
preferred
Mount
Co.
Clemens Metal
Diablo
Mount
Royal. Rice
Movielab
Film
2-
1
1-25
1-10
Peoria & Bureau Valley
1-31
1-14
1-31
1-20
2-
1
National
Stock
Pepsi-Cola
1-16
Aviation
($0.2337
Perkins
1-27
Permanente
1-25
1-
Petroleum
1-30
1-18
1-31
12-31
2-10
1-19
3.80%
2-
1
4.30%
preferred
12-30
4.40%
1
1-27
Machine
(From
Pfizer
2-
1-16
2-
1
1-16
2-
1
1-16
1
1-27
1-
2-
v
Bank
(quar.)
(Subject
Stock
N.
Detroit
of
to
annual
National
of
Bank
1-26
Y.)
5%
of
1-31
1-16
1-28
meeting Jan.
1
17)
7%
.
$L50
.
.
Bank
of
Bank
of
Tulsa
12%%
Westchester
City Bank
National
Electric
Welding
.National
(stock
Stock
(Ala
Chemical
(quar.)—
Co.,
4%%
Telephone,
England
Ltd.
(quar )
Fund-Certificates
1
1-10
3-15
3-10
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Fire
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CoT(~increase- s-a)
1
2-
1
3.75%
preferred
com."(quar)
(quar:)
preferred
2-
1
1-16
2-
1
1-
'
&
2-10
2-
-
•
1-
"(quar.)
4V\%
(Los
2-15
4.64%
1-31
2-15
1-31
3-
1
2-
1
5c
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
tl5c
93 %c
f!5c
4-21
2-
3-31
1
1-13
1-16
12-24
1-30
1-
3
1-30
1-
3
40c
2-
1
82 Vic
2-
1
15c
2-
1
1-13
1-20
30c
933/4c
1-20
Co,
:
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(N.
1-13
Smith
1-13
Soroban
1-13
South
Coast
2-3
South
Shore
2-
1
1
1
3-1
'4-15
7c
62V2c
2-1
2-
$12.50
1-16
4-
15c
1-
6.
Stock
4.90%
Puritan
Puritan
Quebec
.
;
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.
;
:
1
2-20
j
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(quar.)
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:
,
California
dividend
Public
Southern
,
Edison,
1'
approved
Utilities
Colorado
preferred
4.72%
2nd preferred
preferred
1-31
1-31
1-16
Southern
Materials
2-
1
1-12
Southern
Nevada
2-1
1-12
New
$1.17V2
f50c
(s-a)
.
1-4
Southwestern
2-15
1-27
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1-26
;
common
12-14
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1-
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2-
52V2c
2-
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5%
39c
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income)
12 %C
1-25
1-25
1-11
1- 5
2-24
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-
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1-16
1-31
.
25c
1-30
12-16
>,quar.)
1-30
12-16
87V2c
4-1
3-6
35c
quar.)
3-13
-
-■
5
59C
1-13
1
1-13
2-
1
1-13
$1.20
2-
1
1-13
15c
2-
1
1-11
21c
/
1
2-
68c
;
2-
59C
2-
1
2-
,1.
:_
;
27 %c
common
Service—
1-19
1
1-19
2-15
1-31
2-
20c
(quar.)___.
1-20
.
1-20
1-20
preferred
(quar.)
$1.0625
2-
1
$100
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
preferred $25
preferred
92 %c
par
•
(quar.)
97 %c
>
1
1-20
$1.10
(quar.)_
par
2-
1
1-20
27 %c
1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
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2-
1
1-20
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.
4 V2
%
Standard
Brock,
Class
(quar.)
2-20
Securities,
1
1-20
2-17
1-17
Inc.—
5c
$1.60
Ltd.,
pfd.
class A
Stauffer
Chemical
pfd.
1
1-16
3-
1
2-17
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1
1-13
2-
1
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1
1-10
15c
2-
1
1-13
30£
(quar.)
2-
tl5c
(quar.)
3-
1
2-10
;
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(Del.),
1-16
1
2-
40c
(quar.)
2-
4V4%
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Corn,
(reduced)
2-
56'/4c
;
conv.
B
(quar.)
com.
87 %c
Stecher-Traung
Steel
Co.
Steel
Co.
(Less
of
of
Lithograph
Canada,
Ltd.
Wales,
Ltd.,
British
income
1-10
for
1-20
1
1-18
approximately
share).
2-15
1-31
2-
1-20
2-
2-
20c
(quar.)__^
Dredging,
Fuel,
Stanley
1-20
1
27 %c
(quar.)
preferred
Standard
1-20
1
2-
$1.15
(quar
&
1
2-
$1.40%
(quar.)
Investments
1-31
40c
5
1
1-30
5c
5
1-
1
15c
(quar.)
1-
2-
25c
America
1-
1-31
1-31
r
(quar.)
1-16
Radio
(initial-quar.)
2-24
u
Electric—
Stanray
1-31
2%
9
1- 5
28c
.
;
depositary
(stk.
dividend)
(quar.)
tax
$0,129
and
will
per
3-10
1-24
12-13
t60c
ordinary
payment
3-31
50%
12-27
(quar.)
■:
28y2c
;
(initial-quar.)
Spartans Industries Inc.
1-13
1-27
(quar.)
1-31
original
California
Power—
Public
1-
and
(quar.)
Drug Co.,
1-16
1-23
5%
(rjuar.)
1-31
65c
_______
2-
4.36%
10c
dividend
.1-16
$1.1875
3%
;
1-18
12-30
$1.0375
5.625%
10c
(initial)
1
1-31
2-..Li
(quar.)__
1-13
t40c
(quar.)
2-
(quar.)
2-17
1-25
Red Owl Stores
1-20
30c
common
by
&
4.40%
2-14
3-
1-20
2-1
4.25%
2-14
4-
1-20
1
40c
(quar.)
4.60%
'
1
(N. Y.)
2-14
2-
preferred
1-13
1
Realty Equities Corp.
2-21
1
preferred
1
2-15
of
1
6
2-
preferred
1-13
3-
(increased
33-
4.15%
1
3-
Co.
1-18
3.90%
ap-
(quar.)
Real Estate Investment Trust Co.
,2-15
12-28
2'/2c
(quar>)_—
preferred
1-20
*
v
(quar.)
preferred
1
1-27
3.70%
-
.
2-
$1.16
Purina
3-
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(quar.)
preferred
1
2-
r
4.80%
2-1
50c
2%
(Phila.)
1-16
-
$1.22V2
1st
1
(quar.)_
(quar. 1
(quar.)
$1.06V4
90cr
Ltd.
Power—
4.72%
'
5%
$3.50
1-10
2-
old
Commission
5.44%
1-13
12-30
Rabin-Winters Corp. (stock dividend)__
Ralston
1
2-13
$30c
;___
common
on
1-24
65c
com.
2-
J$1.25
—
^
2-24
3-17
2-14
America,
12-30
tlOc
common
(quar.)
1
of
1
5%
preferred
3-
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1-13
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Stock
1-16
3-137
61c
(initial)
each
1-10
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co.
1-26
2-24
t7J/2c
—
Paper Mills,
class A
2-
quar.)
dividend
pfd.
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)__
net
12-30
45c
for
3%
(quar.)
from
(initial)
1-13
1-31
40c
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O.)
Southern Indiana
(quar.
1-30
;
:_______
5%
1-31
2-14
Co.
$1
3
15c
____:
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Can
Stock
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(s-a)—
preferred
3-
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1-13
held.
preferred
v
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;
4.48%
$1.05
Sportswear
1-
1-13
1-30
25C
.'
1-10
(quar.)
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12-30
1-26
1-30
of Canada—
1-25
2-14
Power
1-26
1-20
24c
(quar.)
—
dividend
Stock
•
3-
1
preferred
3-31
t20c
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Southern
1-6
3-
preferred
3-31
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an
4-14
1
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share
per
share
3
1-
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1-19
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obtaining
,
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(Howard)
2-
dividend)
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v
:
.
20c
(quar.)_________—
2- 1
;___
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4
35c
6c
Co.—
A
Ltd.
,
(A.
1-16
—
to
(N.)
Smith
' 30c
5%
L
2-
acquired
by
Slater
Industries.
Shareholders received two shares plus
Ry.-—
;
1-16
40c
1
(initial)
3
>
.—
(quar.)
2-15
1
Slater
1-31
Haven—
Power,
Co.
preferred
Preferred
2-20
4
35c
,V
Trust
(subject
Rap-In-Wax Co.
-
9
1-16
10c
_—___
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2-
$1.75
Puget Sound Power & Light
$1.06%
&
Power
1
$1.25
•:
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3-10
3-10
1-31
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(quar.)
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1
(quar.)_^
r
4-26
10c
(quar.)_
(irregular)
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-
1-9
$1
Ashtabula
&
(Del.)
(increased
preferred
1
_
(quar.)
propriate order from the Public Utilities
4.20%
10c
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Sierra
6
2-
\
Commission of the State of Colorado).
9
Glass
Corp.
Sherwin-Williams
$2.44
65c
div.
1
4-
of Boston—
Water
Mfg.
3-1
$1.25
common
Gamble
Common
11-21
1
Sheller
1-20
3-
Provincial Bank of Canada (quar.)
Public Service Co. of Colorado—
6
1
4-
27c
(quar.)
Trust
2-
(quar.)
K.), Inc.
&
preferred
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1-18
$1
(quar.U
Youngstown
Bank
5-
10c
(From investment income)—
42V2c
Edison
Stock
5%
1
1
3%
common,
3
1-13
1-27
31%c
_
_
97 V2c
(quar.)
preferred
3-
1
common
B
Shareholders'
12-30
2-
(quar.)___
(quar.)
common
3-14
Control
Quarterly
1-18
15c
4%
2-
$1.50
Mfg. Co.. stock dividend
Provident Tradesmens Bank & Trust
1-14
York
Merchandise Co. (quar.)
N®w York State
Electric & Gas,
2-15
2-1
2-20
1
(quar.)
a
(H.
Procter
2-10
2-
_
Quarterly
York
on
Princeton
2
9%c
*
1
$1.17
1-20
2-20
1
2-
common
New
Sons, Ltd.,
Co., 3.60%
pfd.
4.70%
preferred B (quar.)
Price Bros. & Co., Ltd. (quar.)
1-10
3
31c
Optional
3-
Class
-
(quar.)
1
1
3-
2-
income)
&
(quar.
2-
10%
"™
pfd.
Neon
2-15
1-
23-
Shares—
capital gains)_
Seligman & Latz, Inc.,
Co.
(quar.)____
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(quar")
Products of
Canada, Ltd. (quar j
Newberry (J. j.) Co.. 3%% pfd.
(quar.)!—
New Brunswick
Neiman-Marcus
1
American
Oil
preferred
9c
Insurance
3-
lj'
12-27
85c
(From
Selected
(H.)
preferred
$1.50
1
Series
Security
(From investment
2-15
2-15
Slater Industries,
/Company,
4 V2 %
dividend
1-13
1
Simon
4V4%
income:
National
1
Skelly
5V2%
60c
Stock
1
3-
2-
12-27
17c
—
common
1-9
Development, Ltd.—:
Porter
Corp.
distributions from net invest¬
Preferred
Shops,
3-
$1.10
1-20
1-31
1-31
10c
B
2-
.
:
2-10
7%c
Candy
1-9
_'
1-20
'
2-1
(quar.)
2-10
10c
__
2-1
1-20
'
National
25c
_
'
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"addend")""
See's
of
95c
1-31
2-
50c
Quarterly
Nease
4-10
20c
Quarterly
Propane Corp. (stock
National Securities & Research
1-17
1-30
.
1
1
12 %c
(quar.)
;
;
Shatterproof
:
.
1
5-
1-15
2-15
-
25c
—
(initial)
Bank
$1.07V2
.
,
2-10
4%
19)
1
10c
Co.—
2-28
10%
(quar )_
Machine (quar.)I
National
Stock
4-15
divd.)
Jan
2-
,
quarterly basis
Pneumatic Scale Corp..
■
Polymer Corp., class A (stock
.1-23
35c
Lead Co., 6% preferred B
(quar)
National Malleable & Steel
Castings Co —
National
Placer
;
Mfg.__
(Cleveland)
Security Insurance Co.
(Increased)
(quar.)
1-10
(quar.)__
preferred
Potomac
&
National
1-14
25c
(Subject to approval of stkhfders.
Chemical
1
at
(quar.7—
1-17
1
Stoclt ^dividend
1-14
'
(quar.)
._____-
_
National
(quar.)
Brewing,
Pittsburgh,
Now
~
National
1
2-24
dividend
ment
2-
50c
New Jersey
of
National
National
2-
gain
stockholders
15c
2-
5-15
2-
15c
t20c
—
preferred
Quarterly
1-10
1
1
dividend^—:
conv.
3
1-10
5%
Banknote
2-
15c
(quar.)_1
$2.50
1-
1-25
12 %c
1-25
2-
____
preferred
3
1-24
—
Acceptance Corp.,
preferred A (quar.)
1-16
1-
3
1%C
certificates
common
1
1-31
1-
1
1-
-___
$3.40
Co.,
2-
17V2C
1-17
2-
1-24
-
Extra
2-
(quar.)
Pittsburgh
2-10
56%c
dividend)"
—
_
trust
Co.
&
Co.,
Security-First
1-27
1-23
1-31
15c
____
'
1-20
5%
2-15
3-
1-15
-
1-6
1-31
-
1
2-27
2-15
(initial)
(monthly)—
2-15
1-31
(quar.)__
'•
10c
(quar.)
(stock
Co.
2-1
•
50c
Pillsbury Company, common
$4 preferred (quar.)
-1-16
2-
140c-
(quar.)
Detroit
approval
Bank
capital
Fetzer
Security-Columbian
2-15
(quar.)
Corp.,
6
27 %C
——
(quar.)
Heusen
1-
15c
__
voting
Sigma Mines, Ltd.
Co.:
2-10
t25c
—
(quar.)
1-13
Inc., 4%
1-10
2-15
50c
(quar.)__
common
Co.
&
2-10
preferred
1-16
1-31
10c
pfd.
conv.
57c
&
Petroleum
Phillips-Van
12-29
2-28
of
preferred
3.90%
1-10
1-27
58c
a
1
$2.50
(quar.)
America—
preferred
Phillips
.
and
3-
2-15
capital gains during 1960)___-
(Charles)
Co.
3
1-30
7
$2.0480 per share).,.
(Auburn,
National Bank
National
div.
Corp.
net
Philip Morris,
1-16
1
Gear
&
Cement
12-20
1-26
"
Philadelphia, Gennantown & Norristown RR.
1-24
6c
pfd. (quar.)
4%
dividend
Paper
5%
Y.)—
N.
(s-a)^_
Bottlers
preferred
2-15
20c
Corp.—
ordinary
payment of
National
General
1-15
3
RR.
:
1-31
1-25
2-15
7%c
Common
tl5c
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Narragansett Electric Co., 4V2%
4.64% preferred (quar.)
1
14c
'
—
____;
2-15
2-
(Brooklyn,
dividend
Pittston
National
Bank
2-10
15c
(quar.)
certificates-
Scnvner-Stevens
tlOc
Quarterly
3
37 y2c
12%
Ltd.
12-30
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. of Washington, D. C.
6c
Mills,
2-10
1-31
25c
(reduced)-
Corp.
Foresman
Scott
•
14c
;
Stock
Laboratories, class A (quar.)
1
(quar.)—
W.)
trust
&
Scott
5
(Me.)—
1-16
28c
)
(increased)
3-
10c
1-20
1-
3-15
$1.16
2-10
Jersey)—
.
1
Extra
1-20
$1.06
2-10
Products Co.—
(quar.)
Scott
1-23
$1.06 Vi'
__.
1
$1.20
(quar.)_
Co.
3-
30c
30c
.___
$1.10
(extra)__
$1.23%
8c
30c
.__
1
2.537%
*
Morrison-Knudsen
1-18
1-10
15c
1
$1.12%
(New
1
12-29
2-
t45c
3-
$1.50
Bank
3-
5c
1-28
4c
3-
1-
2-10
$1.02%
$1.37%
Securities
2-
'
2-10
$1.18%
15c
20c
Co.
Extra
2-10
1
:—
&
Stock
2-10
25c
:
Fibre
2-10
1
3-
1-20
—
(quar.)
Chemical
1
3-
.__
Co., Inc., class A (quar.)
Schenley Industries Inc.,- com. (quar.)
50c pref. (s-a)—
1 —S
12 %c
/.ntonio
Voting
2-15
1-31
~
B
Scarfe
1
1-31
20c
Hampshire)
(quar.).
4.68%
(quar.)
San
1- 5
2-28
40P
Voting common (quar.)
Non-voting common (quar.)
Peoples Credit Jewelers, Ltd. (quar.)
1-27
(Red
(quar.)
National
Stock
1
40c
(quar,)
1-15
1-25
25c
(quar.)
3-
,
Associates,
(initial)
(Howard
Class
preferred
25c
preferred
Power
2-
(quar.)
:_
preferred
40c
dividend)
Class
?•>
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
1-13
—
Corp. Ltd. (quar.)
Salant, Inc., class B (initial)
&
Sams
2-15
t$1.50
4.64%
5%
dividend)
Monongahela Power Co., 4.40% pfd.
4.80%
preferred B (quar.)_i._.
Montana
4.24%
10c
(quar.)
National
Bank
(stock
3
1-17
•
12c
(quar.)_;__
6
1-20
*
12-23
-
12V2C
.1
2%
;
1-
1
3-
30c
'
•
(quar.)_
Company
1-13
1-25
$1.02%
Lawrence
Salant
1-25
60c
(quar.)
(s-a)
C.)
1-25
1,
$1
Sampson-Mnxer
1-23
$1.25
_
Corp.
6
45c
(quar.)
common
Inc.
Foods,
1-17
1-31
25c
7; ; 7..:/'
W Fine
3-20
1-27
5%
:
common
3
1-
$1
(quar.)
Inc.
1
2-
tl5c
Francisco)—
&
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
3
2-
1-27
$1.10
(increased quar.)___
County
N.
(quar.)—
$25
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
Monmouth
(J.
Peoples
->
4-
45c
.___
(quar.)-
1
3-
2-
20c
___ —
2%
Inc.
2- 2
$1,25 7
37y2c
-—
15c
._
(quar.)
(stock
_
40c
dividend)
Co.
'
2-
Bedford)—
(quar.)
(monthly)
Minneapolis-Moline
St.
$1
(quar.)
Minneapolis Gas Co.
3-20
7C
(New
common
4- 1
40c
(quar.)
(stock
12-27
50c
Michigan Central RR. (s-a)__
Michigan Gas & Electric, 4.40%. pfd. (quar.)
Piping
$1.18
$1
.—
$1.18%
Lines
Terrazzo
Traffic
Penobscot
,^_____
Motor
S
.\vv:
4.25%
>r.,y,..■■■
Fast
Microdot,
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
National
Tile
Midwest
3-
(quar.)
common
A
1-17
(quar. )_^__
Extra
(Worcester, Mass.)
Quarterly
Merchants
1
■
30c
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
Merchants
1
3-
,____
1
(initial)
Chemicals
Penney
Nassau
Semi-Annual
Melville
1-20
$1.06 V*
of
2-
^
preferred
Penn
12-20
2-
I.)__
National Bank
3
1
42 y2c
25c
$1.16
3-
3-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.>
Electric,
H.),
Ryder System,
(C~.~ jTr~5~%~~pf~d.~7fua~rJ~~~II~~~
Tube
Pennsalt
2-
37y2c
McQuay-Norris Mfg., (quar.)
Mead Corp., common
(quar.)
____
4V4%
preferred (quar.)______
Rubbermaid,
1-16
(quar.)
(New
3-10
3
1-17
tquar.
Co.
1-12
(initial)
Togs
1-16
.
Penman's,
1-10
1-16
2-
10%
.
(quar.)_T
Russ
2-15
2-15
Airways
Co.
'
McKay Machine,
2-10
2- 2
(San
Quarterly
1-31
2-
25c
(quar.)_
3-10
(William
27Vic
(increased)
Vpqt-PDH
1-16
3-30
$2.50
(quar.)
Rorer
(quar.)_:
World
2-15'
2-
62y2c
(quar.)
1-18
(quar.)
Electronics
Economic
1-25
dividend
t$1.75
;
Bell
common
Mills
Corp.
(quar.)
Increased
Palestine
55c
(quar.)
1
t25c
1-12
93 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
pref.
60c
Corp.
Pacific
$35c
Ltd
Co.
2-
1-20
2-
1-25
3%
___
Broadcasting
Corp.
____
preferred
20c
;
Ronson
dividend)
1-16
Parke
common
preferred
McCormick
$5
20c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Corp.,
Paper,
(stock
15c
Co.
&
1-10'
2-20
capital gains.)
McCabe
Ltd.,
Fiberglas
Oxford
Packard
Investors Trust
1-30
i
Express,
Electric
1
3-10
22 %C
(quar.)__.
&
Aircraft
Stock
(quar.)
1-27
20c
(Oscar)
Co.
2-
$1
__J___
dividend
com.
Company
2-10
Quarterly
Mayer
Elevator
A
Rice
com.
(quar.)
,
(2-for-l split)
Indemnity & Life Insurance—
Rohr
—
_
Utilities,
1-26
15c
Company
Massachusetts
Otis
1-13
25c
__
Outlet
1-13
2 y2 %
stock dividend
Corp.
Massachusetts
1
62y2c
(quar.)
Moore
Corp.,
2-
Ltd.,
2-15
dividend)
preferred K (quar.)
preferred L (quar.)
5.50%
20c
preferred B (quar.)___—
preferred D (quar.)—
preferred E (quar.)___
Oxford
Mallory (P. R./ & Company—
5% pref. A (quar.)
Manning,
1
1-27
30c
._
4.75%
3-16
(quar.)
1-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred A
t25c
priority
Chemical
preferred
X25c
(quar.)
1-27
;
Orange & Rockland
4.65%
25c
(Chicago)
1-11
6
Providence,
(stock
preferred H (quar.)
3%% preferred I (quar.)
4.10% preferred J (quar.)
Rollins
;
1
3-
preferred F (quar.)
25c
Life Insurance Co.
$1.64
Mailman
4%
Electric—
&
Mathieson
Ontario1
in-
on
participating class A
(increased-quar.)
Republic
Olin
($1.49 from net realized long-
net
—
—
Gas
1
2-
65c
4.10%
;__
(quar.)
Quarterly
gains on investment plus 6.55 cents
investment net income & 8.45 cents
from
Co.
B
Common
Old
(quar.)
A
Shoe
Oklahoma
1-20
2-
15c
& Co.—
preferred
term
1
131 y4c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
VTC_!
Common
National Corp.,
1-31
1
&
Brand
1-1
if
2-
59 %c
3%
Corp.,
preferred
4.95%
Class
2-
(quar.)
Corp.
B
Trust
(quar.).,.
Chemical
&
Inc,, common (quar.)
3%% preferred (auar.)
Truck
Common
1-13
117c
class A
Hospital
Island)
Diug
1-10
1
Rich's,
1-16
Inc.
Island
Rexall
1-25
2-
—
(Rhode
1
1-12
$1.12%
Reynolds
1-13
2-
1-27
1-27
$1.19
(quar.)
1-13
2-17
6
25c
12-23
37Vic
1-16
2-
50c
(s-a)
Corp.
preferred
25c
Utilities, Ltd., 4% pfd.
Lines, Inc. (Ohio)—
Northwestern
1-20
dividend
1st
25c
Wire
1-16
1-31
30c
,__i
1
Cement—
Steel
&
(quar.)
1
Quarterly
1
Supply
5%
Portland
.1-16
2-
45c
2-
_
States
1-16
1
Engineering (quar.)
2-
(quar.)
A
1
2-
tlOc
&
2-
tlOc
(Calif.) (quar.)
Reynolds Aluminum of Canada—
55c
Northwestern
1-10
(R. H.)
New
2-
__
1-10
1-15
participating
New
Republic
3-10
$1.25
(quar.)
common
30c
(quar.)__
$1.29
._.
from
.
7-13
$1.25
Y.
1-10
1
A
New
8-1
$1.37V2
N.
1
1
Madison Fund
-■
Republic Service
20c
;
of
Co.
1
2-
4y4 %
*
4-13
_
(quar.)_
2-
2-15
5%
,
1
Stores
12-21
12-28
60c
(increased)
common
Ltd.,
37y2c
(quar.)
2-
2-
Macco
-
5-
35c
$1.24
Old
5%
Reliable
dividend
16c
Lynchburg
4%
1-12
(reduced)
common
(quar.)
Stores,
Macy
1
30c
(quar.)__
$1.04
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Breweries, Ltd
Stock
R
B
Stock
20c
Lucky
M
2-
(quar.)_
common
Engineering
Northwestern
•
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
Northwest
1-14
62y2c
_
preferred
Lager
4.96%
Lucky
Reliance Electric
15c
(quar.)
1-31
&• Light—
preferred
1-19
15c
Corp.,
1-31
—
(quar.)
2-10
____
Corp.
Gas,
A
Payable of Rec.
Share
(quar.)
Canada,
(quar.)
15c
$1.20
Car
12c
Power
4.16%
Gas,
18c
*—-
series
Telephone
Louisiana
&
$0,095
series
Lighting Co. (quar.)_—
Longview Fibre Co. (increased quar.)
Lorain Coal & Dock, 5%
pfd. (quar.)
4.44%
„
Oil
American
(Mass.)
preferred
25c
(quar.)
Nortex
(quar.)
A
.*___
(quar.)
(quar.)
t60c
Island
Lorain
(quar.)
8
series
Growth
Insurance
preferred
2-
Fund—
Balanced
Long
6%
8
154c
preference
preference
Star
2-
Corp.
5%
Reitman's
Class
preferred
1
(quar.)
Groceterias, Ltd.—
Participating
1
Reece
1-16
Holders
When
Per
Ry.—
adqjustment
Monday, January 23, 1961
.
Name of Company
1-6
2-
.
\
1-13
1-26
3-
preferred
2nd
1
2-1
12M2C
ti2y2c
(quar.)—
1st
3-
*12y2c
(quar.)
class A
Ltd.,
Class
$1.50
5c
12V2c
4%
•
Cos.,
Loblaw
(reduced)
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Western
&
of Rec.
Co.
C.)
(A.
Holders
Payable
Cloth
No-Sag Spring Co.
depositary
per
Wire
When
Share
of Company
York
Nielsen
British
income tax and expenses
depositary, payment will amount to
(Less
Lone
Per
Name
New
.
(final l_
7%%
1-
2:
1
2-
9 ,<•
6
12-29
expenses
amount
to
depositary
Continued
on
page
50
Volume
193
Number
6023
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(387)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
Range for Previous
40
Sep
59% Feb
40
20
134
18% Mar 26
23
8
44% Dec
15
10
8
42% Jun
29
ABC
52
Jan
15
ACF
17
Dec
5
6
Acme
25
12
Jun
23
34% July 15
16
Dec
6
23
30% Mar
9
7
23 % May 31
28% Jan
17
Sep
21
23% Jan
2
29% May 11
38% Dec 29
17% Dec
3
22 % Nov
71
3% Feb
14
47
Jun
98
Dec
19
10
Oct
22
Oct
31
40% Mar
23
9% Oct
28
20% Feb
59% Sop
29
85
28
28% Dec
30
35
Jan
30
3% Sep
27% Jun
16% Nov
17
22% Apr
53% Dec
8
11% Oct
18
85
15
79
2
77% Jun
12
Sep
• % Jan
.
28
15% Nov
28
54% Nov
18
33
7.
Jun
Dec
89
30
102
Apr
12% Feb
10
",9
17% Dec
8
53% Jun
Aldens
17
13% Jan
Alabama
45
Jan
56% Jan
4
27
42% Aug 19
12
100
6%
8
Allen
59
Jan
4
12% Dec
20
17% Jan
4
Chemical Corp
Allied Kid Co_
44% Feb
32
May 31
39 % Jan
6
Allied Mills
11% Jan
5
Allied
14% Feb
4
11
24
6% Oct
41% Sep
24
26
58% Jan
Dec
11
Jan
4
17
38% Sep
1
22
Oct
26
40
Jan
28
29
127% Sep
39 % Feb
1
95
Nov
15
132
Jan
28
83% Mar 17
8
75
23
22% Oct
24
1
39% July 15
28% Sep
28
77% May 11
39
Feb 12
115% July 24
51
Dec 10
84% Sep
May
22
69% Nov
25
27% Dec
22
61% Oct
56% July 17
106'A Feb
5
Alpha Portland Cement-.
Aluminium Limited
4
26
108
Jan
4
47
Feu
29
69
Dec
30
Dec
23
22 % Dec
30
35"% Jun
55
Aluminum
When
Amerace
Amerada
6
Sugar
Corp
Amer Agricultural Chemical
American Airlines common
35% Apr
30
26
31% Jan
23% Nov
18
33% Apr
9
4
160% Apr
50 % Sep
9
17% Apr 26
91
Nov 28
25% Jan
10
106 % Jan
27
3%%
2
34% Dec
13
447/sJan
18
American
18
4
44% Jan
4
American
Bank
No
Bakeries Co
42% Jan
32% Oct
2
7
46% Dec
Jan
2
23% Sep
22
45 % Jan
2
64% May 29
39% May
6
68 M Aug
3
18
-
30% Oct
57
Oct
13% Oct
18
21
convertible
2—
33% Nov
20
19
7
20% Feb
11
Jan
Jan
4
American
Bosch
7
American
7% Feb
14% Mar 18
13
40% No-v
13
15% Sep
47% Jan
17
23
20
Nov
11
13% Sep
1
43% Jan
4
American
38% Aug 23
51% Jan 13
American
Chain
77
American
2
30% Dec
1
40% Mar
2
35% Dec
14
61% Aug
29
55% Apr
7
28
401A8ep
44% Mar 17
20Va Dec
29
25% Sep
14
16
37l/2 Dec
24
-
84
Jan
15
,106
46% Sep
17
44
46% Mar 22
Jan
,2
J6% Nov
9
,
25'A Oct 30
8% Nov 27
31
36'A Sep
26
28
89
39% Oct
21
59% Jun
23% Oct 25
46% Jan 21
30% Dec
30
46
.
Feb
9
July 27
-
45
,
28
,
4
..
34% Apr
15
"*
18% Jan
22
17Va Dec
•
38% July 21
193
Oct
22% Sep
12
25
15% Dec
23
18% July
20% Jan
17% Dec
83
Dec
3
29
45% Oct
15
30
41
313A Sep
593A Apr
34% Jan
30
26
58 % Jan
6
16
20% Jun
1
273/a Jan
15
98
22
86% Jan
14
92 Va
8
823/4 Jan
22
13
Oct
31
28% Jan
16
18
133/4 Oct
21
18
Dec
,
17% Dec
Sep~21
86
73% Apr
38% Nov
63 Va
0
64%
4
13
Sep
22
137
Dec
22
31
Dec
18
41 Va Sep
9
41
Ma"r~3
21
11% Nov
May
1
138 Va Jan
17
133A Dec
133
Dec
30
64
Dec
29
117 % Oct
5
148 Va Mar 20
63 % Mar
125
15'A Mar 26
Jun
34% Dec
3
Mar
133'A Dec
9
54
12
117
30
213A Oct
59
6
Jan
.43% Mar
35% Feb
18
27% Mar 15
75 Va Sep
22
89
17
79% Jan
2
61 'A Oct
4
-
25
51 Va
129%
■
Jan~20
553/8 July 29
13% Mar 12
17% Dec
25 % Nov
29% Aug
27% May
23
24 Va NOV
4
14% Jan
2
19 % Oct
7
1
26
63.
Dec
23
46%
Mar~ 13
58% Sep
22
74% Mar 17
10 Va Dec
1
60% Mar 18
Feb
.
3
Dec
86
34
17
Mar
4
38% Oct
20
;
Jan
./ 36% Jan
6
14
30%
30%
31
30%
31
30%
34'/a
34%
34%
35%
34%
351/4-
69
69%
66%
69V4
64
64
-
71%
74%
29%
297/a
17%
16%
par
42
43%
42%
43%
44%
*19%
,
j-16%
17%
16%
17%
43
42%
42%
43%
40 %
41
61%
•60
;42%
•
.
36%
36%
;
36%
36%
.
37%
I
♦41
41%
61%
*60
61 Va
100
.16%
17%
15,600
42%
42%
5,000
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
*19%
20%
*19%
20%
♦19%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
37%
x36%
20
8%
44
43%
43%
*19%
20%
20'A
v! -.8%
9
9
37%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
37%
37
36%
37%
37
37%
37 Va
37 Va
46%
46
46%
46%
46%
47%
47 %
1,400
74
76
73%
75%
71%
73
71%
71%
72
72%
.4,200
20%
21
20%
21
21
21%
20%
21%
207/a
5,800
par
10
*41 %
10
42%
85%
47%
30%
30%
i V'60%
■■
,.
35
,
19%
V.-
41'A
46%
30 %
30%
30%
30%
41%
47 y«
31
61%
*84
,
62%
*84
86%
413/4
*84 * V
A 46%
86%
129%
-
3Q7/a
61%
61%
62
623/8
23,700
20%
21%
21%
23
V 23
'
233A
6,300
35%
35
35%
♦35
1
36
19%
/
61%'
35%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
'19 %"
9'A
9'/a
9%
9%
9%
9
28
29%
'
A
;
61%
1,200
-
19%
3,700
9%
9 Va
33,600
30
283A
29
183
187%
187
1843/4
187
67
68%
68%
69%
69%
70
68%
69%
20
*20
20%
20'/a
21
20%
20% ;
20
20%".
.
.
30
29 %
,
184
-
,
■
29%
.
...
185
185
■
4,000
■*
'
8,400
-
24,900
1,900
2,800
273/8
81,000
91
111
38
26 Va
37%
38
26%
26%
16%
15%
16
15%
153/4
17
17
16%
16%
16%
163/4
92
17%
*91
92
*91
92
102
•101
15%
*16%
16%
18%
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
80%
79 Va
80%
81%
82%
82%
833/a
35%
36 %
35
35%
34
35
Chem—No
Sany
56%
54
56
55
56
54%
553A
83%
81%
83%
83%
87%
85
45
13%
100
13%
*141
10
44
37
13%
143
44
44%
140
13%
13%
141
1
140
•140
15,900
55%
853A
45 Va
♦140%
142
4,700
453A.
13%
133/4
13%
133/4
140
188,700
36
55%
.
18%
84 3A
83 Va
/
46 Va
45
6,100
22,100
*
footnotes,
-
133/4
38,500
90
373A
363/4
37% "
37%
16%
16%
17
17%
163A
17%
16%
17%
16%
16%
55 Va
55%
55%
55 3A
55%
553A
56
57
57 Va
57%
139%
140 3/4
*122%
African
Steel
Stores
Tel
140
.
60%
37%
61
125
36%
37%
140
27'A
26%
29%
30
29%
36%
140 Va
61
*122 Va
26%
1
Co
1403A.
60%
Inv Co Ltd—£1
Foundries
613/4
*122 Va
139%
62
125
125
26%
25%
26%
25%
26
9,900
29%
29%
303/a
29%
30%
6,300
2,600
81%
82
81
82
80
333/a
32%
343/8
33
33 Va
303/4
30%
303A
30%
30%
Co
33%
106 Va
106%
106%
106%
107%
107%
common
12.50
673A
100
Tobacco
123'A
25
44%
45
45
com—5
21 %
213/a
213/a
25
*28 %
25
*26
preferred
Viscose
Corp
series
series
69
68% Jan
15
Anaconda Co
54% Jan
11
Anaconda Wire As Cable
AMP Inc endorsed shares
S
1
22'/«
46 3A
Common
36
693A
123'A
123
123 %
1,030
47%
45%
47
46
463/4
112,500
213/8
21 Va
21%
21%
22%
22%
22 Va
8,800
29
*283/o
14%
Anderson Clayton. At Co__
21.80
Anderson-Pilchard Oil Corp„—_10
683/4
43%
--363/4
.
-
■
37%
--47%
'
463/4
35%
'
*90
,
283/4
37.
■
1; *
47%
263/4
143%
14%
71%
70%
72 %
22%
21 %
22%
21
45%
44%
45%
44%
,
100
3,400
-
.
733/4
12,100
213A
72%
-
100
,
'26%
14%.
'
•
:
-
184,300
45%
11,000
'
46 Va
473/a
46 %
47%
47
35
36
36
37;
37
•
..*
47%
;
38
39,300
1,320
¥
36
v
29
26%
14%
,
31,000
'
433A
34%
373/8
"92
♦90
29
29
•28%
;
70%
693A
693/4
123%
•26
V
143/a
21%
22%
42%
46
363/4
26%
143/a
69
69
213/4
•
69
29
*26
26%
143/s
*
/
6.25
6,600
4,200
111,900
*
1233/4
•
*
i
%4 preferred —.———-—No par
109%
108
108
683A
69 Va
J
31
-46'A
"473/8
\
333/a
30%
123%
*26
43*
50
79%
33
303/4
46 3/8
22%
423A
Nopar
Corp—
79 Va
33 Va
30%
69%
14%
69
80%
33
1233/4
*28 Va
26 Va
Ampex
Corp
SO
..'
68%
29
v
81%
123 "A
124%
14%
& Smelting—1
—
26 %
30 Va
107
61
125
293/a
313/e
Tel
&
•60%
•122'/a
26%
1
..
1,070
1,800
140
62
125
29%
■
25
.
8,300
10,900
13,700
38%
140
140%
62
•122%
25
6
47%
'•
•
36%
35%
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92
37%
"47%
:■
36
36
36%
;•
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92
1
*90.
: 92 v*
;
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21
37%
47%
4TVa
37
-
36; :•
92 .;
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,
.
37%
373A
;
37%
-
.9,200
'
\
:
;
*
47%
47%.
.
see page 26,
16,400
».
142
Ship Building Co—No par
Smelt & Ref'g com_No par
Co
800
18
..
45'A
-
83 Va
'
87
44
par
5,200
34%
81%
com—5
—
18%
56
,
100
15%
16%
36%
.
40
15%
79
.
29,000
16%
—
36
.
60
88
85
15%
■
25
par
103
87%
*83
No par
1.66%
_
1
Std
38'A
26
16
Co
Si
37%
2
Co
—
Rad
preferred
27%
100%
100%
1
Gas
Potash Si
38%
26%
—
*84
♦91
Corp
Optical
88 Va
85 Va
com—1
Co
Co
100 Va
87%
*84
-47 Va
■.■47.%:/
V
.
For
4,000
20%
72
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
*
10
38,800
35%
*
"
800
/
86%
47
34%
185 *'
-■20
2,500
20%
,
,28
"r 20%
41%
47%
9%
27
..
41%
46%
/w
,.19% ..*
9 Va
41%
86%
47%
30%
20%
34%
41 %
*84
-46%
1
6l%,.
-,20%
-
41
.-
85%
46%
'
"
58,000
-
39%
Preferred 5%%
44% Aug 12
13,100
10,900
•
91
Preferred 6%
5
400
263A
American Zinc Lead
28
4,100
41
46%
Photocopy Equlpm't Co_No
6%
1
13
17
,
36%
383A
American
46% Dec
*60
92
30% Dec
"
60 %
46,700
27
31
3
39V2
60'A
8.800
22%
III
38%
42% Oct
Mar
37
39 %
'40%
29%
22'A
*104
36%
,
; 29 %
22%
111
26
17
? 30%
29%
22 %
*104
200
38
55% Jun
"
28%
22%
111
-
26,200
•91
7
17
29%
22
*104
75%
36%
100
17
Feb
28%
22%
111
17
Machine & Metals-No par
24
36
29%
21%
*104
74%
37
preferred
20
93% Oct
29 Va
22%
111*
74%
84
American
44 Va July
73
300
88%
Jan
5
73%
1,700
87%
American
18% May 17
73 % Jun 17
12
72%
47 %
83%
19% Oct
Jan
73%
47 %
87%
28
31'A Oct
72%
47
85%
27
85
47
'
86
33% Feb
.
47%
21%
*84
30
42 % Mar
47'A
62 %
*99'A
27% Sep
45
'
47%
25,900
62 %
85%
29% Sep
7
47%
*20%
21%
87%
American Water Works Co
8
*21
''
100%
20
26
22%
86%
23% Jun
Feb
66
*99 %
American
Mar
69%
*64
*21%
*99%
16
14.
68 Va
65%
22 %
,
60%
3
American Sugar Refining com
7 ft preferred
130% Aug 31
4
69 %
65%
*21%
47%
22
—
_
65% Dec
4
68%
66
22,
4,900
129,400
prior preferred—
100
Mach Si Fdry com
3.50
preferred
—100
Amer South
23
100
30%
34'A
2,400
Anchor Hocking Glass
41 % Aug
30%
33%
4,500
44% Dec
25% Mar
2
47
July 28
95% Apr.
9
31
34%
143/4
108% Dec
May 19
32,000
101 %
21%
American
30 3A Aug 26
4
100
26%
*101
7% preferred
100
American Snuff Co common
25
6% non-cumulative preferred_100
3
31% Feb
101%
143/4
American Seating
4
82% Feb
10
*101
21%
32% May 11
25
21
51 Va Nov
26
101 %
14%
15% Jan
-
17
30% Sep
33
117
~
Jun
*101
21%
American
20
105
101 %
14%
American
4
38 Va Jan
Sep 28
*101
101%
47%"
82%
-
20%
American
34
Jun
22
16
26%
14'/a
American
21
18
21
Sep~22
82%
26%
46%
21
14
Aug
28
Jan
82%
26%
"
14%
American
144% Aug 25
62% Aug 24
72% Dec
37
*81%
26%
1,400
7,200
6,800
9%
20%
12
126
27 Va Dec
117
47%
82%
26%
,
14%
of
Motors
8
267a Dec
Apr
47%'
82%
1,900
38%
9%
47%
Corp
American
9
»
27%
*104
No par
Molasses
Mar
37%
9%
82
40
12.50
American
Feb
25
Jan
Dec
14
8%
26%
73%
,
—»>',•-
5
35% Aug 18
1
42
14
8%
60
46%
Products
1%
31,000
36%
Co
Metal
3
56%
82
-
10
American
145 % Aug 24
56%
36%
Co
26
Aug 12
16% Feb
T
28 Va Oct
1
27
48 %
56%
20%
Natural
24
56
27%
46%
10
Climax Inc
Amer
55%
82%
70
100
Metal
14
1,000
54%'
14%
News
853A Dec
17 %
*95
20%
American
11
17%
60 %
Co
American
20
17%
14 %
American
Jun
17%
21
1
67
97
17%
14%
18
14
95%
17%
20%
30
Sep
8,700
95%
17%
55
1
29 Va Apr
44
95%
17%
25
_
82% Dec
18
,
33 Va Oct
Mar 17
56% Feb
Aug
43-%
98%
48,700
par
No
No
Co
22
Apr
43% Apr
43 Va Apr
July"!
18% Apr
152
Ice
55% Mar 23
14
26
38% Jan
4%%
43%
II
1
American
Aug 15
43%
48
22
American
3.90ft
42%
47
Investment Co
19
42%
48 %
15
23
13,000
42%
*93
14%
International
86 % Dec
10,900
40'A
10%
,
38
American
4
" 34%
40
14
American
14
34
40
38
18
76% Jan
11%
36%
39%
14
24 Va Jan
49 % Jan
10%
34%
40
38
2
17
11%
35%
8%
20
May 19
10%
33%
38%
*
13%
69%
5%%
16,000
85 %
37%
183%
American
3,800
56%
8%
1
9
13%
'55%
*83%
13%
14%
2
9
13%
55%
85%
37%
Products
16% Jan
13%
•83%
54
40
American Hardware Corp
20% Sep
Sep
91% Dec
6,500
•53%
8%
Hospital Supply Corp
103
33
13%
14%
Home
4
32%
5,300
55%
37%
American
Jan
;
85 %
8'/a
American
94
*92%
36%
18
14
1J3/4 Jun
95%
32%
14%
17 Va Feb
2
42%
32%
38%
14
21
30
42%
62 Va Dec
21% Sep
24 Va Dec
42
-
198 Va Jun 15
25
Jan
10%
4
.
8,500
37 Vs
—
Cable
&
Cyanamid
6
13%
*83%
39
;•
33%
54
85%
33%'
-
?4%
32%
53% ;' 54%
*83%
10%
13'A Oct
0
14%
38 %
16 "/a Jun
May 27
33%
13%
V
47%
par
11
•"'*!
32%
55%
*63
American
•
13,500
7
12.50
common
American Electric Power
American Enka Corp
.
>
4%
4%
!
14,000
*
30%/
European Secur
Nopar
American Export Llnea Inc—__40c
American Si "Foreign Power__No par
89 Va Dec
Apr
Co
American Distilling
'
4
33%
6
Feb
84
1
383% Jan
Can
preferred—
American
8
9% Jan
M
52 3% Nov
9
763A Dec
105
4
Jan
31% Mar 15
0% Jun 20
36% Mar
14% Jan
30
33%Jan
42
.
7
142% Feb
July 27
I
8.400
4%
4%
.
33 %
1
American
4%% prior preferred
5
Mar 30
82%
1
Barge Line Co
Crystal Sugar com
59% July 18
17% Sep 27
Feb
44% July
82
20
common
Amer Commer
14
65% May 18
-
MRr 13
122
11
81% Jun
Inc
preferred
American Cable Si Radio Corp
27
May 28
__
.
20
25
Dec
24% Jan
26
Sep
2
65% July 28
.
45% Oct
Oct
Theatres
1%
83%
__2
No
5%
/
81%
10
Corp
Co
Chicle Co
July 28
■■-■■/;
84
4%
1
Broadcasting-Paramount
46% Dec
6
50% Jan
2
Arma
4
8
-
No
Brake Shoe
19
Jan
82%
80%
10%
101%
100
common
30
25% Mar
7
82
10%
85%
267/a
No par
1
preferred
American
20% Jan
12%
26%
10%
50
Note
July 12
517/a Jan
24
35% Oct
12%
26%
10%
*82
Par
preferred
63
6%
13
27%
48%
12.50
117% Nov
23% Oct
12%
10%
48
1;
Petroleum
7,100
20,700
26%
8
•
5,900
10,200
12%
14 %
.—No par
Corp
90%
38
<
100
Co
88%
91%
,
-
.
.
11
17%
10
25%
35%
27
.•54%
No par
1
America
of
issued
78 % Jan
July 25
Co
Amalgamated
50% Mar 15
21
preferred
33%
12%
17%
10
common
21
25%
10%
54%
100
Mfg
20%
35%
25%
39%
42
Corp common—No par.
convertible
20%
26%
34%
11
33
*92%
5
preferred
4.08%
20%
11
82%
'" 4%
10%
par
24,000
32,900
12%
24%'* 25
1
No
^
17
25%
92%
13,100
47%
11%
39
S
89%
36%
'
100
i
25: ;,'
9
Corp
Allis-Chalmers
36% Apr 13
35'/a Jan
19
44% Sep
4%
1
Inc
Products
Allied Stores
13
38% Feb
Industries
>■
91%
33% A34%
gtd—100
Allied
61% Jun
36
52%-
5
22% Jan
5
20%
26%
*83%
-
1
25
16%
25%
14% .' 14%
10
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
47
17%
20%
32%
;v
1
preferred
36%
48 %
35'A
v.:. 4%
100
common
27
22
37
Corp
37%
16%
26%
; 80%
V
K
5
21% Mar 20
4
32% Sep
common
preferred—
convertible
A; '
1
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp—
May 27
20 %
200
7' 14,700
110
47
35%
11
2,
Inc_____
Sep
27
Jan
Corp—
15% Oct
8% Oct
104
Inc
Alleghany
6
28
Gas
Products
4%%
5
25
No par
2
Industries
Feb
90% Jan
22
•2 % Jan
.
J
46
Dec
36% Dec
15
A
Alco
33% Jan
28% Aug 25
30
Dec
14
*104
36%
,
50c
Inc
••
17%
26
" 24%
Products
108
Shares
'•
60%
45
60
47%
34
1
Corp
Control
'
16%
12%
Reduction
*104
*44 %
60%
46
:
26%
12%
Aeroquip
/
44%
-
the Week
Jan. 20
■
37%
34%
12%
Air
Sep
20%
109
Friday
1
36
26
1
Air
3
♦105
17%
90%
4
Aug 26
44%
59%
47%
Admiral
1
45%
60%
36%
94
Corp
Jan. 19
33%
-
_No par
Sales far
Thursday
59%
108
91%
24
84
1
_■
PRICES
*44%
46
-
21Va
SALE
*
17%
45% ; 47%
17% "17%
20'A
HIGH
Jan.18
36%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
4
8% May 11
Co
Corp
*104
'
AND
Wednesday
61%
>
60
37
1
*44%- 46
'
'106
36
10
Express
62
106
25
Inc
44%
61%
-
:*
1
Inc.
Stores
7% Jan
9
!_
Tuesday
Jan. 17
44%
5
Co
Jan
28% Oct
8
17
Steel
Adams-Mills
4
32 %
60% Aug 31
38% Apr 24
19
Industries
32% Aug 26
19% May 12
w-
common
'
Jan. 16
preferred—100
Vending Corp____
38% Feb
18
32% Jan
44% Jan
23% Jan
6% Mar 19
9
23% Jan
24
convertible
Adams
17
20
Apr
91 % Mar 10
Sep 22
4%
4
16% Apr
63
;
Monday
Par
1
ACF-Wrigley
32% Jan
57
Aug 17
23% Jan
2
35 % Oct
4
2
Sep
Abbott Laboratories
69 % Jun
114% Jun
23% Mar
16
LOW
STOCK
Abacus Fund
7
12% Nov
26
21
26
26
Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
98 % Mar
Apr 24
27% Dec
Oct
NEW
Highest
Mar
50
47% May
8
84% Apr 28
9
108% Oct
46% Nov
Range for Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
1
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1959
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Lowest
15
...»
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-
;
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9,000
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(388)
Monday, January 23, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
18
*8% Nov 27
40% Jan
7
04% May
5
July 20
23va
26
28
% Jan
4
42% Feb
19
Armour
53»/2 Dec
21
Armstrong
77
57
Sep 28
19
Sep
7
37% Nov
24
9
49% Nov
25
39
Jan
86% Apr
7
75
Jan
13
831% Aug 26
28 % Oct
44'/a Jun
9
12% Oct
24
10
20% Jan
11
191/2 Oct
Sep
26
25% Aug 22
16% Oct
24
27% Jan
17% Nov
23% July 16
20
33% Oct
28% Apr
15
2
26
Aro
4
5
29»/4 Jun
44
Feb
13
60% Dec 30
56% Jan
99
Sep
25
69
Nov
107% Mar 31
88% Jan' 2
27
Dec
75
9
106
49 % Oct
10
63
27% Jan
Feb
100
Constable
Corp—
Industries
8
20% Sep
27
lOVa M'ar
4
91/4 Jan
7
28'/a Dec
18
33 % Sep
11
28% Feb
38 %
Nov
10
92
Jan
6
791/2 Jan
47% Feb
17
62 % May 25
401/2 Mar
58% Feb
39 % Sep
16
53 % Apr
17
31% Jun!
43% Dec
74% Jan
3
16% Feb
16
96
24
24% Feb
21% Jun
9
27% Jan
13
23 % Nov
20
28% Dec
7
10 % Jan
7
37%
3774
40%
40%
40%
40%
8,400
68%
69%
67%
68%
68%
69
69
69%
63 Vb
69 7b
12,000
39%
40 %
39%
39%
39%
397a
3974.
4C Vb
40
41%
53,800
56%
9,600
38
6,500
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56%
55%
56%
54%
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56 Vb
56
79
79%
78 %
80%
80%
80%
80
80 Vb
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35%
34%
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34%
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35
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14%
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21 Vb
21
21 'V
21%
22
221%
217b
227 b
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227b
2274
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;
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23
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22%
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227a
227b
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1
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10
5674
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5674
577a
57%
57%
57%
5874
5,500
2474
257b
24 3 4
25%
58,600
1
preferred-
1st
17,300
:
Aug 29
4%
4
Atlas
5%
26
96% Jan
26
I
20% Jan
4
Oct
12% Aug
16
24'% Jan
31
20% Oct
11
Automatic
11% May 11
17% Aug
18
Avco
18% Dec
30
19% Dec
30
Avnet
4'/s Aug 16
17% May 25
7% Jan
5
974
9%
974
37 Vb
3774
37%
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85 Vb
*82 Vb
9%
7,800
38
3,200
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45%
46 Vb
46
47
46'%
47%
common
10
45 %
46 Vb
45%
457b
45%
46%
46 78
47%
47 %
48
100
.-1
20
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77 Vb
777b
777b
777b
777b
77%
777b
78%
1,140
—
88
167b
of Amer_2.50
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7,900
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1,000
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14
3,300
16 Vb
17
1774
17%
1774
22 %
*21
22
22 Vb
23%
237b
*21
35
35%
50,000
14
14%
48,500
18%
19%
40,300
33%
36
34%
36 %
35%
36%
35 Vb
147 b
14!
a
14%
14%
147 a
14
14
1774
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177 a
187a
187 b
197 b
187a
17 Vb
367b
14%
_1;
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Corp
16%
22%
*22
($1.20)—No par
Electronics
14 Vb
80%
3%
14 Vb
85%
14 Va
par
—
37«.
3%
*
20
common——No
Canteen Co
Corp
97a
377a
'-.37
preferred-
prior pref
52% July 11
Mar 11
21
25%
9%
97 b
37
85%
Co__
Nichols
Conv
24%
24%
9%
36%
*82%
common
Powder
Atlas
24 %
V:
97 b
37%
97b
37
85 Va
preferred
Austin
105
*82%
Relining
Corp
57
—100
'!—No par
—
$3.75 series B
15
24%
24%
preferred—10;
Atlantic Coast Line RR
6 % Jan
10
—
preferred
Atlantic
5674.
& Santa Fe—
City Electric Co com—4%
Atlantic
15% Feb
66
July 29
Co
non-cumulative
5%
29
Dec
3
11
27
10 % Aug
13% Dec
26
15% Nov
37 %
40%
37%
Topeka
18
15% Jun
68% Jan
37%
39%
22%
Common
24
29
80% Aug
8% Jan
37 %
39%
Refining Common—1
&
Investment
88% May 11
86 % Mar
37%
39%
preferred $1.50 series—No par
Dry Goods Corp—
5.25%
5
32% July
31
Shares
>
37%
2.50
Associates
4
17
28
Jan. 20
39%
par
Inc
Common
July 18
Jan
29
5% Oct
Friday
Jan. 19
38
—__1
5
2.50
Equipment Corp—-—^
2nd
21
9% Dec
74% Dec
the Week
xhursday
Associated
34% Nov
80
No
__
Co__
Atchinson
10
Sales for
PRICES
37
Co common--——1
Rubber
Ashland Oil
23% Jan
18
40% May 19
SALE
39
Corp
——10
Co
(Del)——
5
Cork
Arvin
37% Jan
25% May 15
HIGH
Jan.18
5
preferred
$3.75
Armstrong
5
1
2
11
19
&
Arnold
July 25
Jan
31% Feb
AND
Wednesday
I 7
Jan.
Jan.16
par
No
Corp
Steel
Armco
23
35% Feb
75
Oil
Argo
29
May
S3
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
4OV4 Jan
39% Dec
80% July 29
Tuesday
Monday
'
20
30% Sep
11
49% Feb
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range for Year 1960
Year 1959
10% Nov
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
19%
%
;
6,500
1774
22
400
B
8
Babbitt
(B
T)
—1
Inc
1
30 % Feb
9
42% July 24
27% Oct
5
37% Jail
4
Babcock
13% Jan
8
18% Dec
17
11% Oct
31
17% Jan
4
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
24% Nov
23
27% Dec
7
24% Jan
26
30 % Aug
Dec
23
101 % Feb
5
901/4 Jan
18
Baltimore
98% Aug 30
89
12
4% %
4%
Wilcox
&
31
43% Jan
14
22 Va Sep
28
34
45 Va Oct
26
62% Feb
43'/4 Oct
26
59
Aug
9
241/4 Nov
2
30
Apr
27
Bangor
&
Aroostook
121/2 Dec
21
13% Dec
16
Bangor
&
Aroostook Corp_
i
721/2 Dec
29
79
Dec
11
86 % Jun
8
38
Nov
16
50% July
8
24% Oct
6
Jan
40
28
Dec
25
20
Jan
66
28
66% Dec
Jan~27
44
Oct
12
64%
23
Nov
23
49
30% May 11
Jun
14% Nov
Feb
27
28 Va Jan
17
16% Oct
27
25% Jan
8
Dec
3
24
341/2 Mar
8
58% Jun
14
21
301% Oct
37
183
Dbcll
204
Dec
16
100 % Mar 26
19% Sep
22
Jan
90
30
July 29
74% May
6
90i% Feb
15 Va
36% Jan
7
Dec
18
35% Jan
9
32% Dec
22
43% Jan
2
13% Jan
5
18% Dec
15
91
Dec
14
5
89% Feb
13
Nov
2
61
Sep
78
84
Feb
9
78
Bayuk Cigars Inc
5
Beatrice Foods
1
Beaunit
2
Beckman
Oct
12
Beech
Aircraft
18
29
Beech
Creek
32% Mar 31
50% Dec
20% Mar 29
8
57 % Jun
19
25
93
Bell
34% Dec
3
22% Feb
1
45
Jan
50% Nov
28
2
Mar 23
1
Jun
1% Oct
20
Benguet
36 % Jan
6
30% Nov
38% Jan
13
Best
32% Sep
22
Jun
8
571/4 Jan
4
41% Apr
3
33% Feb
50
22
6
37% Dec
Feb
11
138% Jan
19% Oec
31
11% Dec
19
21% Feb
5
69% Oct
18
82
Feb
5%
Jan
12
83
35% Sep
10
42% Dec
36% Jan
6
July
151
7%
Aug 26
11
851/4 Sep
26
27% Oct
24
53
24% Mar 31
15% Nov
25
22
29 % Oct
29
46% Jan
21% Jan
2
20% Sep
22
24% Apr
8
24% Sep
Jan
Black
Steel
Jan
Blaw-Knox
76
Sep
ii%
66%
30
7% Nov 24
Bond
Stores
Aug 25
86
Sep
22
24% Jun
18
107b Oct
26
17% Jan
36% Aug
88% Jan
2
20% Apr
8
26% July 28
80% Apr 10
30% Nov
82
2
Mar 10
76% Jan
13
67
May
4
7
14Vb Apr
29
167b Dec
72 Vb Dec
66
Jan
84% Aug 17
78 Va May
4474
44
36%
35%
23%.
23 Va
237b
231/2
237b
23%
23 %
23%
Budd
$5
Co
Bullock's
80
Feb
Oct
23
89
30
81
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For
11
footnotes,
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11
Apr 23
4374 Nov 28
87
49
.
25
24 Vb
247a
247b
247b
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'
•
18
61% Aug 22
2,100
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1974
197b
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28 Vb
28
29
27
2874
29,600
57 7e
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571/4
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57%
567b
577b
56 Vb
57
10,400
5
100
371/4
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377b
37%
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-
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6
6
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27
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,
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2,900
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6874
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701/4
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167b
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14%
147b
14
147b
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3274
327b
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Packing Corp
Corp
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Breweries
Canadian
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27
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23
23
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23
227b
23
87b
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41
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62
62
700
1,400
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5
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23
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43,500
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83
297b
15
167b
68%
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23
42%
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3,400
187b
277b
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22,300
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14%
32%
78
83
9
2,400
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32%
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9
1,400
307b
19
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■
181,100
84 %
78
68 Vb
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30%
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83
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16%
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.
,
307a
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1874
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.
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700
5
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83
27
5
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18 Vb
78%
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;
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28%
par
b
30%
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10,0
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307b
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•
77
3 33%
37,000
15%
'
I
16%
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16%
16 %
5
18,800
381/4
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1474
1
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38
33
-
1,867,400
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1_
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38 Vb
32%
Co
467b
15%
33
33
100
100
70
457b
19/64
37
137
;
380
15
10
pref-.
107%
1474
14%
_1
100
40
13,900
10774
37
83 Va
24,300
317 b
15%
16%
.
7874
317b
70
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1374
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lb
37%
30%
—
.
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.
1.000
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497 a
6%
21/64
44
23/64
f
43
30%
16%
8,500
11 Vb
lOVi
157b
5
6
111%
10
*82
—:_5
6
10%
10%
301%
.
,
Inc
Canadian
•
14,400
79%
10%
36
14'%,
6
*10 Vb
1/8
47%
HI
—No par
Corp—
&
38
10
45
5
/:•■
6
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5
Co
preferred
Calumet
21
27% Apr
4,100
28%
Canada-Southern
20% Oct
see page 26.
25
___1
Callahan Mining
8
32% Mar 22
May 28
25%
12
1
55
25
29
3
July 28
25
Apr
32% Mar
89
43,500
19%
—-15
Inc
Watch
California
6
44% Jun
28
5,700
38%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd—...17%
18'%
Campbell Soup Co,
!l.80
82%
-84Canada Dry Corp common—1.667b
22Vb '227b
$4.25 conv preferred—
No par •
" 7 84 • v 84 : *
24% Dec
26
17%
387b
Sep
92
43% Mar 14
17%
391/4
26%
No par
Byers Co (A M)„_
14
T9
1774
38%
261%
-
18
41 Mi Nov
17%
391/4
'19 Vs
——
,|:
Aug IS
20
17%
3874
19%
Bullard Co
4
Dec
17 Vb
39%
26%
Co
24
18% Oct
23%
17 Vb
387b
26%
common
preferred-
Buffalo Forge
7% Oct
9
23%
17
39%
,
19%
Co—
8
7
8,400
1.25
•.
1
17% Oct
Mar
:
6,300
171/8
.
24%
No par
Inc
Co
.
24
Mar
10
447b:
36%
%
*70%
Burndy
9% May 13
5,600
70%
Shoe
Burroughs Corp
19
800
14
7474
107%
Bush Terminal
45
*72'A
10774
1
35% Dec 28
22% Aug 14
73%
107%
2
4
14
a
10774
28
Dec
13%
73 7
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40% Jun
19
137b
131%
7374
IO71/2
May 27
48% Jun 26
*73
107 %
Dec""5
Mar 30
13Vb
73 7i
31%
20 %
10
-13%
36
preferred
■
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*73
7874
second
7Vb Jan
13'%
74
317 b
4%%
26% Jan
129,500
697a
3%%
0
4,500
43 Va
317b
12
31
447b
4274
'143 ::V 143 Vb
7874
82% Sep
13
447b
43
143%
69
6
3% Oct
143 V4
7874
4%
127b Dec
42 Vb
427b
"
13%
♦73
Co__
Burlington Industries
27*/» Jan
45
441/2
447-4
143
70%
4
9% Mar 17
4l7a
*142 «/4
31 %
76% May 13
67% Sep 15
27% July 27
13% Dec 31
44%
4174
142
31%
26%
S
441/2
y
31%
6
30
407b
142
1,900
78%
35% Feb
Jan
44%
42%
142i%
34
70%
45% Mar 18
8% July 10
36
7,000
78'%
5
18
351/4
44%
41%
142
17 b
317b
21
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36
.
44%
..
1%
68
24
Jan
36
.
17 b
49
9
16
.
6 V2
2
Sep
10,800
48%
88% Oct
Nov
6874
674
84% Jan
IS
6 7Vb
4874
Bulova
-
7,400
6874
67 b
23% Aug 25
21
67 Vb
48%
6
Jan
68 Vb
674
9
23
67
497b
convertible
Bucyrus-Erie
4
13% Sep
14% Jan
68%
13%
447a
common
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
18
18% Oct
67
92%
49 %
15
Jan
69%
50 %
13%
*42%
4
24
69
4974
*89 7a
•
preferred—_50
Dec" ~7
277b Jan
137b
——2.50
Inc__
Manufacturing
Rights
2
92%
13 V*
36
:
Brunswick Corp
0
*897a
13%
24%
Brown
6
507b
92 Vb
13%
_5
19
Jun
50%
*89%
13%
10
30
26% Jun
51%
92%
13 %
1074
Dec
80
507b
*89 7b
13%
*5%
76 Vb Aug
13% Dec
4974
92%
3%% preferred
.
100
Brooklyn Union Gas common—_10
5.50% preferred series A
100
30
21
29,200
51 %
10
30
37% Jan
1,100
3.50
& Stratton Corp
—3
Bristol-Myers
Co
common-—_—1
Aug 30
31% July 10
9,900
15%
10%
'667b Dec
94 ya May 27
5174
15%
100
17
8
497b
15%
13%
50
_
4974
a
par
Airways
4%%
14
49 3
*15
45
preferred
Briggs
Briggs
27
151%
6,000
4
Dec
491/2
15
180
21,600
35
687a
5%
19% Jan
487b
15
83
21%
*33
44%
_No
12
82
49%
15
22%
35
*90 7 a
—5
Corp—_5
Common
82% Nov
48%
15 %
50
217t
68%
11
24% Jan
49
V
8 2'/a
20 Vb
82%
*81%
*33
69%
Jan
38 Tb
35
69
63% Jan
7
83
217b
69%
127b Jan
4
*33
687b
9
12 % Dec
15%
21%
35
687b
31
29% Aug
48%
2174
*33
67%
12
33% Mar 16
21%
35
681/2
57b Dec
35% May 28
*81%
22'%
RR—
43% Oct
Nov
83
*81 %
83
21%
*33
34%
Co
Maine
38% Nov
»8% Jan
*81%
40
67%
Edison
&
8
SI
5,600
22,300
96%
25
Boston
12% Sep
8
66% July 20
50
1874
97 Va
*95%
17,800
53% Jun
1
18%
94%
17
Inc—
Bridegport Brass Co
29
18%
94 7b
95 Vb
327b
6
Jan
18%
93%
947b
31
41 Vb Jan
44% Dec
95%
•91%
32
28
66
*9474 ,,95 %
:187b 4 18%
917 b
91%
37V2
207b Oct
12
5,400
31%
44% May 25
Oct
1,500
54
*78%
6
76
347b
270
*247
79 Vb
33% Jan
6
537b
,
31%
Braniff
*7% Jan
5374
270
37%
4
110
'247
34%
34 Vb
34%
537a
527a
307b
18
Mar 16
34V4;
270
*78%
18
104
'52 %
*247
307b
13 Vb Jan
82
Va%.
.34
...
1U
53
267
6,600
79%
11% Jan
31 Va Dec
33%
527b
*247%
43%
35%
:
Stores
207b Jan
Mar 22
33%
52%
1,700
43%
*44%
30
Food
31
25
43 %
30%
preferred
23
76 % Jan" 4
437a
■
2,400
30
3%%
Borman
29
22
38% Feb
43 %
52
_—7.50
Dec
12
44%
'
3,600
20
52
18%
39
Co
8% Oct
21
17%
*1974
5174
1
9% Dec
29
*17%
20
50
44%
Inc
5
Oct
177b
20
51
.-2.50
.i
Brass
&
6
Jan
17',8
201/2
51 'V;;
34
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
Sep 22
48
177a
20 v*
50%
44%
Borg-Warner Corp commons==i
85
17
20%
36V4
6
28% Nov
17%
447h
Borden
Aluminum
5
9
1,000
44%
5
28
67
34%
67% Dec
22
6674
10
11
Dec
67
95%
50c
Co_.
10
Dec
66 %
18%
5
24% Feb
76
67 %
9074'
100
221/a Feb
28
671/2
*94%
8
common
18% Oct 26
Bohn
17% Mar 13
33% Sep
1,800
67%
800
17% May 11
48
17
18 i/'ai /;ul8V«S
1
27% Jan
13
16
*33%
Co
15% Jan
20
15 Vb
3574
'.
17
Nov
15
•351/4
common
Mfg
29
8% May 12
14%
90%
„_40c
Inc
11% Nov
40% Jan
14%
437b
267
*94
100
14 Va Dec
44
52%
50O
141/b
17%
3374
33%
*247-
34
50
-
437b
-•
57%
*32
20
19%
52
43
32
357b
1
-
18
19%
51
%
62%
32
6774
69
17%
62 %
60 Vb
34
351/4
25
69
*68%
1
e
W)
*14
,
61
62
64,000
28V4 Jan
5
5,200
141/2
,'*14
,63
1%
24
59% Feb
2,700
61
60
*24
33
4874
Oct
Mar" 17
61%
59%
%
1%
Co
Boston
Sep
*60%
60 Va
*29
35%
21
Dec
61%.::
58%
291%
1%
Boeing Airplane Co,
79% Mar 30
60%
61%
29%
4874
391/4 Dec
481/2 Jan
617 b
60 V2
35
Mar 28
29
611/2
17b
23
2
163,700
491/2
5
10
3974
351/4
Bliss
15
38%
1%
Bliss & Laughlin Inc—
18 'A Aug
47%
49 Vb
4
31% Nov
46 %
34 V4
6
76 % Dec
421/2
17 a
20
24
371/4
491/4
20% Jan
"7
37
34%
29% Jan
48% Dec
347b
347b
11
81% Apr
35%
49 74
23
9
34%
341/2
12% Oct
24
37% Feb
203,400
49
21 % Dec
1
*40%
34%
40% Feb
16
387 b
48 %
May 14
35
47
35
—:
(Del)
Decker
4
(E
46
49
9
July
120
43 '4
1%
pfd series of 1951
&
280
84%
34%
Gypsum Co
Bigelow-Sanford
49 % Mar 25
56% July 15
30% Jan 18
96
96
*83%
*4874
preferred
4%%
27 74
.
84 !b
50
Inc—.—
Co
Bethlehem
8
July
96
Inc—2 pesos
Consolidated
Sz
28%
95 %
I
preferred
Besiwall
3
2
155
23
12% Jan
70
1
43% Mar 28
59 %
49% May 11
Sep
Apr
28
37%
common—-.1
Beneficial Finance Co
28% Mar
*83
37%
par
Corp
Corp
52
v-
5
Bendix
10
83
100
74% Jan
10
96
347b
10
Corp
common—No
56% Oct 24
21
137
Co
89
1% Dec
287a
83
34% -35%
1
Bell Intercontinental
45% Dec
28
957b
83
100
pfd
preferred
17% Aug 30
4
2874
96
83
*951%
83%
1
11% July 27
May 14
10,400
50
24% May 11
22
22% Sep
4%%
Corp
RR
Howell
&
4%%
28
287a
96
5
_1
Belding-Heminway
13
2874
83 %
100
100
Inc
Beech-Nut Life Savers
July 26
28%
*95
2.50
S)
(A
Aug 10
25
14% Jun
37% Jan
May
Shoe
Beck
preferred
Inc
83
7
14
36,900
12.50
common
Instruments
42% Apr
Apr 21
19% Nov
95
Mills
9
311/a Dec
Apr~10
42
4% %
Aug 29
25% Jun
29/200
14 %
;_No par
Co
prior
preferred
conv
103% Sep
13
40%
14%
—10
Inc
7
97
3
Sep 20
62% Jan
Corp
Lomb
&
3%%
1,300
38 %
147«
1
10
Corp
Works
Dec
249
5 %
38%
14
.-1
Products
Jan
45
3
5 Vb
38
14
1
10
Inc
Iron
Bausch
5
38 Vb
1374
100
100
1
:
RR
;
56V2 Dec
5
Mar 21
Mar
stamped
Oil Corp
Basic
Bath
57% Aug 23
61% Oct
2
391/2 May
23
178
Basic
12
18
27
43% Dec
9
Preferred
Barber
5
38
13%
100
noncumulative preferred
4%
11
5
38 %
13%
100
common—
Stamped
Aug 15
66 % Feb
49% Sep 23
Baltimore & Ohio
5
38
141/4
100
100
preferred series B
series C—
preferred
8
88
8
4%
38%
13%
Elec com—NO par
&
uas
Corp
37%
13
Co
Sep
Jan
80
5
5
9
6% Dec
12% Jun
8,700
17'/a
16%
17
21,800
85%
86%
90
11,500
22%
227b
22%
22%
85
85
85
85
190
44
44
44
44
45
44%
447b
50
8,400
'
-
8,300
-
227b
227b
22 Vb
22%
24,900
*61%
62%
*6174
627b
400
Volume
Number 6023
193
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(389)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range for Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
NEW
YORK
Highest
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
12% Nov
20
23% Apr
10
5% Sep
21
13% Jan
4
Capital Airlines Inc
1
J7% Feb
10
56% July 15
52% Feb 16
39% Oct
5
49% Jan
4
Carborundum
5
19
35% Feb
25
9
25% Jun
2
33% Dec
85
31
23
Sep
10% Dec
Dec
8
102% Jan
83% Sep
23
41% Jan
19
35
45% Nov
25
62
16
38 %
34% Nov
48% Jan
30
8
18
Sep 22
108
Dec
29
0
Jan
Nov
89% Nov
Dec
7
26% Feb/. 2
119% Mar 16
7% Apr 22
36% Aug 12
98% Jan 12
10
Sep
22
34% July 29
114% Dec
22
125% May 13
76% Sep
22
91% July
32
23
44% Mar 20
Nov
17% Dec
98
12
7%
9
Power
19
4
Carpenter
41% Jan
6
Carrier
39% Nov
25
24% Oct
10
40% Sep
5
22% Jan
5
30
114% Jan
19
3% Nov
22
7% Feb
26
19
34% Jan
6
Sep
t
Case
31% Jan
8
17
121% Sep
21
7%
30
83% Jan
13
4%%
conv
20% July 22
35% Jan
15
Celotex
Corp
19
71 % Dec
94 % Sep
9
2nd
Ohio Ry_100
12%
12%
12%
*92%
93 %
5,400
*92%
93%
*.92%
_No par
5
46%
47%
46%
47%
46%
45%
46
44%
45%
45
10
37%
37%
37%
38%
41.
41
41%
41 %
28%
28
28
53%
52
52%
51%
.1
12.50
Apr
3
Jan
11
23
21
Oct
12
25% Jan
15
Central
Mar 23
17
Jan
22
24% Jun
8
Central
10%
10%
10%
79%
77
4
32 %
32%
x31
100
41
Jan
30
55
Aug 17
Central
of
30
80
Aug 20
Aug 14
46% Dec
17
75
20
22
Apr
19% Mar
20
Sep
59
80% Aug
30% Jun
24
38% Mar 23
32% Jan
20
887/b Dec
28'
99% Feb
27
88% Jan
27
37% Sep
10
46% May 11
42% Jan
4
20
11
31
19% Oct
preferred
23
Central
32% Dec
~8%
Jan
July 27
32% Dec
31
15% Mar
12
31
79
1
July 27
24
50% Feb
9
24
24
Dec
4
88
Jan
5
42% Jan
8
17% May 13
94% Aug 19
48% Aug 25
22 % Nov 28
26% May
19
Nov
24
25% Apr
25% Sep
17
4
4
54% Oct
26
69% Jan
0
5
99% Apr
13
94
Aug
3
6% Dec
29
17
Jan
18
Jan
8
38
July 14
16 J/4 Dec
14
34% Jan
16
53
Jan
23
Dec
19
43% Jan
6
36% Sep
29
44% Mar 30
35 % Dec
30
40 % Apr
23% Nov
25
Oct
24
*
7
Jan
33% July
8
23%
500
2.50
40%
22%
40%
40%
41 %
40
40"%
39%
40
38%.
26%
27%
39%
26%
26%
14,300
27
27%
27%
28
27%
9%
10%
27%
10
*9%'
8,700
No par
10
10
10
10
10
31%
31%
31
31%
31%
33%
32%
33%
33%.
33%
24%
26%
14,400
1
24%
25%
25%,
27
26%
28
26%
271%
1
Products
35%
36%
35%
35%
110,500
35%
36
35%
36%
35%
36%
15,000
4%
30,800
53%
1,300
Corp^.
13 %
Fibre
&
Motors
Chicago & East 111 RR
Class
Chic
5%
20% Dec
15
36% Jan
4
5%
22
Sep
20
29%, Jan
4
Dec
30
29% Jan
5
15
32
2
18% Jun
24
Chic
Milw
5%
St
series
Paul &
A
50% Feb
30% Dec
510
2334
83/8
9 Va
34%
34 Va
34 Vb
3 1 Va
31
34
34
34
33%,
34'%
1,700
65%
65 %
653/8
66
66
67%
66%
67%
65%
66%
22,400
110
*102
3
%
40 3/4
38%
39%
38%
40
47,400
20%
203/a
20%
20%
21 '/a
20%,
21
20,200
2 43/a
24 VB
24%
24
24%
24
24%
19,200
9'A
9 Vb
9%
9
110
102
41
20 Vo
23%
<
*102
7%
7%
.
8%
*102
'«■ 110
8
9%
8%
110
9
*102
8%
8%
8%
8'A
19 Va
19%
*19 %
20%
*19%
27%
26%
27%
26%
36 %
36 V*
36
36
*36
363/a
36
36%
No par
15%
7%
.
16,400
110
26
81/2
1,800
20%
100
27
36%
*36
9,100
1,200
24,500
16 %
16 '/a
163/8
16%
17%
16%
17%
16%
16%
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
56.
56
56
1,800
No par
163/a
17%
16%
16%
17
18%
18
18:%
18.
18:
9,700
100
27 Vb
-27%
27 Va
27%
27
293/4
28%
2 9.f 117
28%
28%!
5,600
8
pfd
Western
2 8 3/4
29%
29%
29 Va
29 3A
30
29% ♦"29%
29%
29%
10,400
par
22%
23
22 Va
22%
23
24
23%
23
23%
18,800
100
.
com
8
4
Chickasha
30
71% Jan
6
V
203/4 / 213/4
par
20
20
20
20
*19%
13
*12
.
24
20%
*19%
12%
*12
20 %
410
5
*12%
13%
13
33%
*12%
12%
400
__25c
22%
23%
23 Va
24%
23%
24 VB
23%
24%
23 %
23%
55.000
25
393/4
40%
39%
39%
39'3/B
40
39%
39%
39%
40%
44,600
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
85
84%
84%
*84 Va
85%
100%
100%
Oil
Cotton
O'Nuts
Corp
Corp.
Gas
30,900
19%
15% Jan
Cincinnati
24
26
26% Dec
37
11
23%
19 Va
4
Chrysler
24
25 Va
12
29
9,400
203/8
18
Nov
9,400
91%
43%
26
Oct
38
28%
43%
22'A
7%
10% Oct
72% May 20
4
28%
91
43:%
26
17% Nov
Full
23%
29%
91
"43%
41
*19 Va
preferred series A
Chock
28%
91
91
21%
100
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No
Chicago Yellow Cab
No
Jan
.
*90
10
Pac
noncum
North
4%
*53
25
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
20
37% Jan
28%
4%
53%
5
preferred....
Chic &
22
28%
4%
*53
1
com
4
22
Jan
4%
53
50
Western Ry
6
13
4%
53
1,400
233/a
40
26
24% Oct
4%
1,100
39
No par
com
69% Feb
17
28
1
A
Great
26% Jan
37% Apr
53%
4%
40%
1
23% Jan
23
53
40%
*94
1.25
Corp
Corp
2
24
53%
41%
Co—
Vought Corp.....
6
26 % Nov
4 %
52%
No par
13% Dec
27 % Dec
4%
10
50% Nov
45% May 25
36% July 28
9%
__1
22
32% Jan
28% Nov 23
22%
Corp
71 % May 22
5
23
22%
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
3%% convertible preferred
21
38% Nov
18% Nov
22%
39%
14% Mar 24
63
22%
Chance
30
16
22%
5
24
6% Nov
19% Aug
3,300
235/a
17% Mar 23
1
*21%
233A
6
13 % Apr
22%
23 Va
10% Oct
25
59
*21%
Co
Chemetron
8
540
58%.
50
23%
Checker
26
95
58%
23
4
74% July
95
58
43 Va
6
118% Feb
93%
58
r
43
20
29
95
57%
43%
29% Jan
26
41
93%
57%
90
38% Jan
Oct
41
93%
28%
41% Dec
64% Dec
41%
57%
43
6
7,300
93%
90
3
200
.
30%
♦40%
28 Va
24
80
29%
58%
91
Dec
49%
*77
94
28%
17% Oct
*47
80
30
41
43%
5
48'
29%
57%
91
9
106
177
29'%
42%
31
43% Jan
41
48
80
29%
$4.50
preferred
...No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
~1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co..
1
36% Jan
30% Dec 13
48
'
30
94
-
37% Dec
13
41
J
N
West
Paper
42% Jan
34% Feb
*77
29%
10
Aircraft Co
Belt
4
15
*46
80
100
Co
Teed
9
Dec
48
*77
No par
Corp
24
46
*46
29%
700
No par
South
Sep
14
48
80
*77
28%
Service
Common
6
22,100
.5
Co
Soya
26% Nov
15
100
No par
Light com
Chain
34% Mar
Mar
5,100
28%
*46 :f.
B
series
Charibourn Gotham Inc
99
74%
27%
1,40(1
7
45% May 28
74
27%
3,900
11
16
73%
26%
20%
18
30
73'%
20%
5% Jan
Nov
73%
28
'27%
21%
70% Jan
87% Dec
50
20%
40% Apr
35
29,500
Georgia Ry com__No par
Champion
37% Jun
60
25%
118%
17'%
preferred—
Cessna
90%
25
23%
21
Oct
*89%
*117
25%
117
17%
3% May 11
40
117
23%
i
Century Industries Co
26
Apr
30,800
17%
14
9
May 29
52
31%
23%
Central &
Oct
6% Jan
~4%
31%
23%
Central
Cerro
690
16,700
31%
"17%
Illinois
Certain
73%
•
.
59,500
17%
15
6
28
,
4%
21
15
23
73%
27%
.
7,7
4%
90
24%
'
IO1/4
77
23%
28% Feb
Jan
73%
29
90
25 %
9%
-
4%
31%
117
10%
77
4
91%
24%
*116
73
/
-
31%
*90
24%
117
76
'
17%
42% Jun
13% Sep
31
9%
,
20%
26
42
31%
..
,
4%
7,400
*23% '
29
21% Dec
4%
190
700
53'
17%
29 % Jan
24
.10%
'77'%
76
52%
20%
of
Oct
53
23%
RR
July 18
52%
17%
Central
July 25
52'%
41%.
27%
23%
28% May 23
9
16,000
*27%
20%
28
11
39%
41 Vb-
27%
17%
Public
27
16% Apr
38%
41%
27%
20%
Illinois
5
50% Mar
22
38%
41%
2 7%
23 %
4%%
27
21
11% Sep
38%
41%
17%
Central
II
34% Sep
38%
210
20%
20% Sep
Dec
6,900
93:%
23%
6
Dec
8,400
46%
10
,
%
91%
24
*116
45%
46%
1
29
95% Sep
*90
24%
117
44%
46%
.5
Co
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
42% Aug 25
59
92
%
93 %
46%
46%
,
20
Aquirre Sugar
preferred
5%
17
Dec
28
8
89 %
24%
*116
4
93 %
45%
46%
38
78 %
4%
78
93
47%
41
4%
Foundry Co
21
.10%,
<
£ 3 %
27%
.7
100
27%
Nov
Sep
51%
1
22
18 %
*28
l
_
common
20
71% Feb
6,700
4,700
12%
72%
27
5%
14,800
48
12%
preferred series A.100
5
29
7%
48
12%
preferred
Jan
Jun
7%
48%
12%
common.No par
13
17
7%
48
12%
50
Inc
21 % Apr 16
30
Shares
7%
T.
13%
4.20%
preferred...
;
100
Celanese Corp of Arner com__No par
8
25
7 %
48%
12%
Light
Tractor
Oct
7 VB
46%
29%
Co common
Feb
7%
46%
28%
preferred
6%%
2nd
preferred.
21
7
46
29%
7%
88
7%
46%
28%
common
114% Jun
the Week
Jan.25
29 %
preferred
Caterpillar
Friday
Jan. 19
29
Co
Products
(J I)
Sales for
Thursday
29%
Carriers & General Corp
7% Dec
PRICES
29%
Carter
4
SALE
29%
78 % Jan
26
HIGH
1,8
29%
43% July 15
29% Feb 23
71 % Dec
24
&
Steel
Corp
4% %
Jan.
10
Clinchfield &
Carolina
44% Sep
58% Jan
AND
Vvcdnesday
No par
Carolina
Aug 18
1
'
16
25
16
'89%
12
30
Feb
Mfg Co
Corp
Sep 28
27% July 22
27
31% Jan
1
26% Sep
38% Jan
88% Jan
19
46% Jan
17
40% Dec
5
Oct
(Philip)
Carey
Carlisle
Jan. 17
46
"
Co
Tuesday
Jan. 16
Par
Electric—
&
~
77
93
Dec
Jan
21
30% Feb
8
91% Feb
16
78% Jan
4
102% Jan
12
94% Feb
2
47% Jun
30
26V2 July 25
391/2 Dec
21
Dec 23
17
351/4 Oct 23
46% Jan
14
46% Nov
19
15
49% Mar
9
68'A Dec
29
26
39% Jun
1
531/8 Dec
23
27% Mar 20
16% Nov
3
24% Jan
4
57
24
511/4 Jan
4
Jan
9
15% Dec
16
14% Jan
"64% Jan
7
Nov
2
40% Oct
18% Jan
2
14% July 14
18
41 %
271/4 Oct 28
26% Nov.25
23
55% Jan
22
89
Dec
57
Dec
28
33
Dec
24% Jan
101
5
36 % Dec
44% Jun
14% May
1
441/2 Aug
2
47% Jan
18
59% Jun
90% Jan
11
99
20
561% Dec
9
39
Jun
12
32
Sep
30
2
591/4 Dec
14
42
Feb
17
65
Dec
15
136% Jan
16
46
Jan
28
Dec
29
May 19
23% Jan
Mar 20
65% Feb
120
Aug 25
48 % Mar
5
62
12
48% Feb
Apr
5
23
7
8
35% Apr 11
72% July
5
64% Dec 14
9
126% Feb
Apr
5
8
137
Nov
80% Dec
7
28
19 % Nvo
10
35
Sep
21
43% July 27
26% Nov
1
41% Jan
6
71
Dec
23
82
Feb
27
711% Jan
5
78
7
21% Jan
7
29% Dec
18
21% Oct
5
47% Dec
9
72 % Dec
16
41% Oct
24
231/2 Jan
8
34% Dec
10
131/2 Dec
5
45 % Nov
13
50% Mar 11
42% Dec
30
261% Aug 24
C
1
T
Financial
Cities
Service
City Stores
Oct
14
63% Feb
35
Jan
14
48% May
20
50
Jan
Clark
Co
Equipment
Cleveland
$4.50
Clevite
7
34
Dec
7
45% Jun
14
67 Va
67%
67
67%
67
"
67%
67%
68%
15,700
53 %
52
52%
52
525/8
52
525/8
52%
523/4
33,600
21
21'A
21
21
21%
21%
*21%
21%
1,900
445/a
46
44 Va
45%
45
45%
453A
46 Va
46
46
2,300
12aA
13
xl2%
12%
12%
33
12%
13%
12%
12%
2,300
37
33%
33
35
36
36%
37
36;
37'A
9,200
22 %
223/8
22 Vb
22%
22 Va
223/B
22%
22%
223/8
225%
32,200
42 Va
41%
42%
42
42
42%
42aA
42
42%
2,000
com..—15
56 Vs
56 Va'
x55%
56
55 %~
56
96 Va
97
*96%
9 6 3/4
9 6'A
97
.No par
RR
7%
gtd
4%
50
stock—50
l
4%
noncumulative
Columbia
21
51% Mar 23
32% Jun
25% Nov
17
43
17
31
28% Jan
4
Combustion
55% Jan
27
72 % Dec
27
Commercial
Credit
12% Sep
9
181/4 Mar 11
13% Mar
4
25% Jun
20
Commercial
55% Jan
2
64
90
Dec
22
101% Sep 25
8% Jan
2
5
30
Columbia
Gas
26% Nov
28
Columbia
Pictures
2
7IV2 Nov
28
$4.25
56
Apr 20
9
90% Jan
103% Jan
53% Oct
4
19
22
101% Apr
112% Feb
25% May
6
561/4 Mar
13
Dec
8
69V8 Dec
9
24
15
101
Aug 19
110% Aug 30
Jun
2
301/2 Sep
1
6% Feb
10
12% Sep
1
8% Feb
3
14% Dec
29
14% Jan
6
20% Sep
30
11% Dec
1
17% Jan
18
10% Sep
26% Dec
18
14% Jun
1
7% Jun
6
.12 Vb Jan
12
14
30% Nov
24
23
May 26
40% Dec
2
58% Dec
24
68% Jan
21
59
Jan
4
68% Dec
30
95% Dec
17
1061/2 Feb
25
96% Jan
13
103 % Dec
30
37% Oct
19
58% Dec
1
221/4 Sep
23
29% Dec
31
26
May
2
42% Dec
2
21% Dec
2
271/8 July 10
20
May 17
23 % Jan
6
421/4 May 18
51% Dec
22
45% Sep
57% Feb
21
24
42% Feb
17
-
60% Jun
27
Columbus
System
4.64%
Ohio
53%
64 %:
65%
/
64
65%
137
137'
Co
9,200
65
10
36,300
233/8
23%
23'A
23 Vs
233/4
233/8
23%
24
24%
6,200
32%
35,000
'
*1150
*1150
*1150
.
x3lVa
32
75 Va
*75
76
26
265/8
26 %-'
263/4
263/s
26%
26%
263A
4,800
4334
42%
44%
44 Va
45%
445/a
453/s
443A
45%
38,200
16%
17 Va
21,400
*45'/a
46 Va
200
31%
31 Vb
*1150
32 Vb
*75
'
*75
313/4
31%
*75
76
17
76
16%
16%
16'/a
163A
46
46%
4 6 3/4
53%
53 %
53
53%
36
36%
36%
37
36%
37%
37%
373/8
37 Va
373/s
60,800
23%
23%
23 5/s
23%
23%
40,200
22'/a
223/4
223/8
13/200
*53
16%
*45
54
54
46%
23%
23%
22 VB
23
68%
68%
68%
68 Va
*68%
56
55%
55%
55%
55%
553/4
55%
52%
51%
52 %
51%
52%
51 Va
52
55
51%
54
54
54
22%
99
*68%
70
70
40
55%
7,100
513A
52%
8,200
1
23%
24
23 %
23%
23%
24 Vb
24%
243/4
24%
25%
74%
75%
75
75%
75%
75%
75
75%
75%
76 Va
1
21%
•22%
21%
22%
22
23%
23%
24 %
2334
24%.
25
69%
69%
68'%
69%
68 %
69
68 Va
68%
68'%
68%
100
100
:
130
-553/8
10
com
30
46
x23%
.
6,500
80
*136
24
—r
98%
98 %
98%
109%
109%
109%
93 VB
98 %
109 %
*109
98 Va
98 Va
109%
5,500
9,000
*99>
109 %
100
600
109%
98%
109 Va
17,000
71,100
109%
610
14%
16%
15%
*15%
14%
15%
14%
15 Va
14%
15%
18,100
1
15%
15%
15
15%
15 %
16%
15%
16
33,600
13%
13%
13%
13 %
13 VB
16'A
13%
153/4
10
13%
13%
13 Vs
1'3%
No par
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8 S/8
38
38 Va
37%
38%
38%
38%
38%
39
10,600
67%
68
67%
68
67aA
68%
68 %'
68%
15,700
;
Publishing Co
1
:
1
37%
38 %
No par
67%
68
No par
103 %
Cigar Corp
Y
N
63%
160
54%
52%
65%
137
90
34'%
139
137
70
Corp.—
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
$5
52%
\
23
./
Edison
of
55
23%
Mills
Consol Fdison
53 Va
21%
Solvents
Consolidated
55%
320
*33
17%
Elec—5
Co..
preferred
Nast
333/4
47
16%
*45%
—No par
Co
preferred—
Comptometer Corp
Cone
3/8
5
10
5.25%
Conde
333A
*68%
Inc
Southern
Commonwealth
333A
23%
common
Carbon
&
33 Va
5,500
953A
59%
26
100
preferred
Columbian
33%
503/4
953/4
593/4
79
42
Engineering Inc
14
38% May 18
67% Aug
7
19% Oct
54% Jan
Nov
23% Dec
17
*583A
5
43% Sep
21
14% Jun
59%
No par
24% Mar 13
18% Jun
58 3/4
■"137
26
50
74
56-
■
'
803/4
No par
24% Mar 23
-
80
74'/a
System_2.50
96aA
58
Ry—
Broadcasting
57 Va
60
80 5/8
*136
32%
1st pfd
96'A
80 Vs
74%
B
56%
80 3/8
31%
common
series
/
79%
1
Iron
64
64 %
•
80%
137
795/s
23 %
Corp.
Southern
55
*1150
Radio Co
preferred
*33 Va
553/4
54
No par
Aikman
58
33%
1
preferred
18
43% July 27
39% Feb
3
*33 Vs
-
58
__1
common
23
Jun
*57 Va
.No par
Bottling Co of N Y
Colgate-Palmolive Co
16
60
-
63
&
'
33
42 Va
*136
Fuel
5,700
21%
Co
&
41%
67%
100
5%%
160
290
403A-
41
52 Vb
No par
Colorado
39%
39%
6,400
100%
1
15% Nov
Mar 23
39
67%
^i.___10
601/2 Dec
19% Nov
39
No par
4
24
38 ;,A
*100'
1
guaranteed
&
100%:
3.93/8
Cluett Peabody & Co com
1%
preferred
Collins
100 %
39
Coca-Cola
$3.50
100%
21
Corporation
Coca-Cola
Va
Ilium
Pitts
&
100
Co
CO...
Electric
Special
Collins
Feb
100%
,.
5
preferred
Cleveland
6
57
*99%
5
j.
Corp
|
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron
35% Jan
18
84
10
^
Cletrac
Colorado
49
38
85
No par
Investing Co
City Products Corp
20
50% Aug 16
385/a
83 Va
No par
Corp
Co...
City
Jun
30% Jan
76
38%
85 Va
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co...10
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
July
38 5/8
*84%
100
preferred
4%% preferred
38 Va
100
4%
July 19
5
Feb
43
64% July 10
101
8.50
Common
41% Aug 24
87% Sep
0
com
preferred
Consol Electronics Industries
5
Consolidated
Foods Corp
Consolidated Laundries Corp
1.33 %
5
Consolidated Natural Gas
10
103%
.
8%
103%
103%
103%
103%
103%
5,600
104
104
104
9,800
8%
43%
1,400
19,000
43%
40%
43 %
39%.
40%
41
42
40 %
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40 Va
40%
40 3A
40%
21%
21'A
*21%
21%
21%
21%
.*21%
21 Va
*21%
21%
52%
51%
52'/a
52%
523/a
52 Vs
52 Va
52 Va
54 V*
13,400
31%
31%
31%
31 3A
313A
32
313/4
32%
12,900
63 Va
9,40p
52
43%
44%
Oct
5
401/2 Jan
4
1
31%
32
25
53% Jan
7
63% Dec
12
No par
63%
64 %
x62%
63%
62%
633/8
Dec
23
99% Mar 10
88% Jan
4
$4.50
preferred
No par
93%
93%
*93 %
94 %
*93%
94%
95%
95,
96% Aug 22
87% Sep
25
99
96% Aug 25
preferred—
No par
94'A
94%
94%
94'/a
94 %
94%
*93 Va
95
86
*85
86
*85
700
94
4
$4.52
94
87% Jan
5,500
86
32
Feb
25
42% Nov
5
52% May 22
61% Feb
87
Feb
26
27
Consolidation
Coal
Co
Consumers Power Co
791/4 Sep
24
92
Jan
22
81% Jan
6
Apr
5
25 Vb Jun
25
30% Nov
9
20% Sep
19
291/8 Jan
5
Common
92% May
8
83
Jan
14
94
Oct
7
4%
com
88
$4.10
preferred
Container
82
Dec
9
44% Jun
101 % Oct
44
75
18
23
Nov
55% July 29
IO71/2 Apr 27
17
58% Jan
92
6
37% Jun
28
100% Jun
16
31% Dec
2
49
107
Dec
30
Aug 22
47% Jan
4
Dec
18
13
75% Jan
4
11% Jan
2
16% Mar 12
7% Dec
,2
14% Jan
20% Dec
18
23% Apr 20
6
22% Jan
27
831/4 May 23
Oct
23
9% Sep
22
46
66
Mar
5
Dec
44% May 11
7% Dec
59% Dec
Can
$5
Continental
For
footnotes,
26
preferred
Insurance
29
11% Jan
6
Continental
Jun
1
57% Dec
22
Continental
Oil
Sep
20
40% Mar 16
Continental
Steel
see page
26.
25%
24%
91
91
46%
46%
Motors
of
24%
25%
92
465/8
*104
104 Va
*103%
104%
10
38%
38%
38%
393/8
78%
*77 Va
78 Va
47%
*104
Delaware^
Corp
290
95%
210
2 55/8
92'/a
4 6 5/8
'
257/8
257/s
26%
*90%
25Va>
*90 Va
625/8
63
92 Va
*90%
92 Va
100
48 Va
47%
48 Va
14,900
104%
104%
104 3A
48
105
104V4
11,500
90
'
*
39'%
393/4
391/4
393A
39%
77%
77%
78 Va
78:%
39,500
39%
77%
79 V2
*77%
8%
8%
8 34
8%
8%
8 3/4
8%
8%
8%
2
20 %
*19%
20 %
*19%
20%
*19Va
*19Va
20 'A
55 Va
55%
55 Ve
55%
551/2
571/4
55%
56 Va
83/a
8 Va
81/4
56,%
56%
380
8%
*19%
2OV4
25
;
common
convertible
21
5
46
*85
86
93%
No par
Copper & Steel
40
13% Apr 20
69% Jan
common
preferred
Industries
25%
*90%
*85
No par
Inc
31
45% Oct 23
Co common
$5.50 preferred
Continental
Continental
19
5
100
preferred
$3.75
8G
Corp of America—
Continental Baking
20
Apr
No par
*85
62 %
'
5
,.1
55%
8
56
8
7,400
'
'
8
8 Va
8%
83/b
'
'
8 Va
5
54%
55%
55%
56 %
56
57
56%
57
39 Vb
39%
39
39%
395/8
40%
40%
42
■—7
-.
403/4
■
46,900
,
5
13.400
~
16,200
6 403
\
18
(390)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
,
.
Monday, January 23, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
31
Oct
35
Nov
4
50Va Dec
23
4
Range for Year 1960
Highest
20 Va Sep 19
42 y» Mar
2
25% Sep 15
42% Feb 29
45% Aug 12
6
1
Oct
25
12 % Dec
33% Mar 17
21
Dec
21
19% Sep
NEW YORK
Lowest
Highest
5
16
Controls
54% Dec
15
27 y. Dec
6
55
' Jan
1
46% Apr
4
85 y2 Dec
9
154% Dec
7
84 % Feb
88
Feb
88
124
Feb
16
186
83% Apr
24
May 12
8
87
85% Jan
Sep
19
90
Jun
9
Apr
10
18% Oct
0
24% Jan
8% Jan
-14% Dec
31
710% July
1
15% Sep
9
Jan
5% Apr
22
July 27
July 27
4% Sep
13
35% Jan
40
19
72
Nov
85
Mar 30
71 % Nov
24
1
40% Oct
72% Jan
23% Apr 15
28% Mar
9
16% Jan
2
23% Dec
23
Nov
30
29% Jan
7
41
44
Jan
19
23% Oct
16% Feb
17
L
5
28% Feb
734%
20
Oct
39% July 25
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
32%
33%'
32%
33 %
78%
76%
781/4
5
176%
177%
177%
178%
*83 %
Crescent
Crowell-Collier
Crown
40% Feb
23
6
86
Jan
4
95
Sep
Dec
5
29% Jan
4
28
109% Jan
$2
20
16
21
114% July
15% Dec
23
37% Jan
115
65% Dec
88 % Nov
2
22
18
Jan
24
14% Jan
63 %
81% Mar 11
12% Mar 31
Sep
15
16% Jan
10 y»
15
Aug 18
41% Jan 20
15
July 26
Aug
3
13
Jan
37
Jan
14
20
12% Jan
7
59 % Dec
18
50 % Dec
22
60% Jan
2
25% Feb
3
17y2 Dec
29
25
27% Jan
2
40% Nov
25
14% Dec
7
34% Sep
5
Nov
25
29% Nov
94% Dec
14
59% Jan
44
A«S 27
4 % %
14
67 %
29
Sep 27
8
Feb
$4
31 Yb Jan
7
96
8
Jan
Class
4,600
;■
*87
21
13%
4
49%
49%
■
.
4
1,700
75 Vb
*74
37 Vb
37%
37%
21%
22
26 Vo
22%
26 y2
26%
26%
26%
27
26%
42%
43'/2
26%
43
441/8
43%
44%
43%
44
48
50
49%
52
49
7s
51%
49%
50
*39%
40%
*39%
40%
53 Va
53%
40%
*39%
40%
53
53%
53%
54%
90%
53%
90%
90%
90%
*90 Va
21
20
20y2
20%
95%
94%
95
95
95
18%
18
18 'A
17%
18
10y8
lOVs
10'A
*65
10%
10
66
*64%
13%
13%
*13
13%
13
34%
.34
341/4
34
9%
9%
9%
*64%
10
'.
91
150
20%
21
26,600
21%
96
17%
17%
17%
4,500
10%
10%
10%
31,900
*65
66
66
11%
66 Vb
*12%
13
13
13
1,200
33%
32
32%
2,200
48,600
33
10%
10%
*96
98
54
10%
10%
52i/2
18%
53
53
18
18 '/a
18 Va
18%
18%
19%
16%
17%
19%
16%
17%
16%
17 Va
16%
200
53
18
500
10%
521/2
*18
17
16 7/8
17%
*52%
__
17,400
*90%
*521/4
________1
16,200
17%
66
10 'A
2,500
31,300
Vb
96
34
66
54
91%
1,400
8,300
20%
13
34%
1
300
22 %
53%
10
10,700
50%
-
*74
37
*39%
—
800.
14
21%
.
w
4,300
.21%
4
50%
20
90
21%
20%
No par
Inc
13,300
83%
*36%
18 y8
No par
A
3%
50%
74%
90%
1
preferred
Cutler-Hammer
49%
72%
.
14Va
41/0
50 y4
*94%
Inc__2.50
prior preferred
Curtiss-Wright
common
4
37y4 Jan
prior
20%
79
181
83%
21%
*13%
,
14
78
181
85
90
90%
_5
78%
184
52%
100
$1.60
19
77%
21%
10
Stores
8,800
-*87
100
common
10,300
26%
20%
_5
Drug
Publishing
14%
341 a
36%
40%
common
13%
33%
*84%
74
7,800
14
33%
21%
♦39%
Inc__'!
Press
Cunningham
V
a
36%
48%
preferred--.
Cuneo
Curtis
4
5,300
30 3
21%
47 y2
preferred
Co
14
4>A
49%
36%
21%
43%
Sugar
Packing
13%
4Va
;
29%
'
11,100
75%.
37%
26 Vb
America__12.50
convertible
Cudahy
18
28
21% Apr
67
5%%
of
Co
Cuban-American
69 y2 Mar 23
30% Sep
7y2 Dec
21
Steel
.13%
*72%
1
Corp common-—:5
preferred™
No par
211/a
31%
2,900
9%
44%
36 y8
21%
__No par
21%
9 Vb
182
*
75
2.50
common
21 Vb
50%
72 V2
25
Zellerbach
$4.20
4
Seal
90
4%
48%
*
1
com
Publishing
&
•
*87
9%
13%
85
90
35
33 Va
v
78%
*831/2
26%
34%
30%
183%
85
*87:
21%
14%
4%
2
Corp
preferred
Crown
11
8Va Oct
Corp
preferred
Cork
Crucible
5
13 ya Sep
4
10% Sep
33
29
16
17% Mar
30
54 y2 Dec
conv
14%.
1
77%
179%
*83%
90
21
25
Petroleum
21
5%
Corp
86
*87
100
Wheat
14
24
common
common
Dec
21
10% Jun
Works
preferred
of
Dec
60% Jan
104% Sep
Co
42
98% Apr
32% Feb
(Del)_
International
45
9
7
Co
26%
34%
9%
14 Vo
34
77 %
Cream
Shares
26%
34
301/4
33%
15
31
30
1
Jan
Dec
25% May
9%
29%
____5
3%%
5
50% Jun
85
Co
Glass
the Week
9%
8'/4
29
Sales for
Friday
Jan.29
26%
5
Crane
22% July 21
26
8%
10 Va
Coty
4
4
17
33%
29%
Products
PRICES
Thursday
26
33%
9%
July 18
39% Jan
23% Feb
28
64% Jan
76
4
17 Va Mar
July 23
37% May 27
12
31% Mar
14
26
34
3 % %
27
36% Sep
26%
33%
28%
Corning
3 %%
11
24% Jun
3
26%
35%
1
Corn
Aug 17
18% Oct
3
26%
34%
Refrigeration Corp
Range
E
Jan. 19
preferred-..
100
preferred series of ^947.100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
1
Coty Inc
<
i
1
21
89% Feb
HIGH
Jan.18
,
26
1
Copeland
4
59% Jun
AND
Wednesday
Jan.17
5
Copperweld Steel Co__
7
23
Tuesday
'
5
Copper
50% Sep
Jan. 16
Corp__
7
39% Jan
85
Monday
Par
America
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
17
24% Jan
of
Co
Cooper-Bessemer
July 11
33% Jun
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
53
*52 Va
200
500
24,500
31 Va
31 Va
3iy2
31y2
31%
31%
72
10
72%
31%
31%
31%
71%
31 %
72
1,000
71%
72'A
71%
71%
70%
71%
3,500
34%
6,500
D
371/8 Nov
46% Dec
21
31 yi Jun
Nov
91 % Feb
16
83
83
131/2 Feb
34
18
61
Jan
721% Dec
23
Dan
Dec
5
33% Jan
5
Dayco
27% Oct
14
31
45% Mar
9
82
Apr
10
72% Jan
4
Sep 23
81
Feb
27
74 y4 Feb
3
Dec
831/2 Apr
9
75 % Jan
6
Sep
15
45
Dec
21'A Feb
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
6
76
17
Dana
15% Jan
71
22
4
27
12
49% Mar 18
Feb
47% Dec
43% Jan
4
12 y4 Dec
19y» July 27
36% July 15
26% Jan
22
Jan
87% Aug 23
Daystrom
58
Dayton
Aug 30
Preferred
3.75%
series
A
3.75%
series
28
54% Dec
16
261/2 Nov
4
33
17% Dec
21
28% Jan
8
24% Jan
2
36% Apr
21
7%S2p
411/4 Jun
23
15 y» Jan
10% Feb
21
Dec
7
53
Co
Delaware
25
Delta
Dentists'
26
18% Nov
Dec
6
7
10
15
7
24 Va Mar
8
33% July 29
De
2
66% Aug 29
Diamond
30% Jun
15
41 Va Nov
17
50'A May
29 Va Mar
281/4 Dec
22
32 % Mar 24
28
Jan
11
17% Jan
7
24'A Aug- 6
14% Dec
27
26'A Sep
18
42% Mar 13
14
321% Sep
23
31% Sep
22
21% Sep
29lA Jan
Mar 26
17% Jan
6
74 % Jan
7
6
24
49% Jan
24
33% Dec
15% Oct
7
13
17% May 16
16Va Oct
26
15
Dec
30
Dr
28% Oct
20
Dome
Sep
May
802% Feb— 9
05
278% Aug
3
178% Oct
31
266% Jan
Sep
17
7
96% Jan
5
103
74% Sep
21
86% Apr
3
74% Jan
8
83
22% Sep
17
26% Jan
12
21% Mar
8
Dec
4
37
106
Jan
11
301%
30i/4
14%
30%
30
30
15
14%
15
16
16%
16%
24%
24%
25
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
28%
24%
30,600
27%
28%
28%
30%
29%
31%
31
32
18,000
32%
33
32%
33
33
191/4
33%
18%
6,400
19
191/e
19
19 Vb
19
19Vb
191/8
15
15
19%
3,700
15
15%
14%
15%
14%
15%
15%
7,800
27%
26
15%
25V2
19%
7,100
16%
171/4
33%
52,500
16%
17
16%
17
16%
16%
17
17%
3,600
73%
5
74
$2.10
5
Jan
5
75
72
73
71
72%
71%
25%
72%
24%
24%
24%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26%
39,600
30%
31
31
32%
31%
33
32%
33%
35,600
18
18%
18
1
17%
l
(E I)
*10
8
Eastern
Air
Eastern
Gas
Nov
21
4Vb%
Co
common
1
25% Jan
4
Eastern
Feb
1
136% Jun
9
Eastman
Mar
31
28% Sep
20
96% July 22
46% Jan
6
63% Aug 13
48% Feb
1
89
65% May 23
79
7
24
6
7% Dec
17
38% Jan
14
63 Va Deo
9% Jan
7
32% Nov
87
14
Jan
1
15
17% Oct 25
44% Apr 29
5% Dec
1
88
Jan
40
Mar
Oct
29
70
56
Oct
2
4
26% Jan
25
8 Va Feb
9
102
78%
77%
78%
1,200
26%
26
26%
26%
26%
39%
110,800
39%
*38%
39%
39
39
44%
*43 %
44%
43%
43%
43%
*38%
39%
43%
431/2
43%
*43%
441/4
44%
441/8
♦44
45
*44
45
*43%
44
*43%
*43
43%
*43%
-
43%
2,800
120
44
10
*41%
43%
45%
44%
*43%
44
44
*44
44
44%
441%
44%
44%
44%
19%
19%
19%
*43%
19%
19%
19
19
22%
23
22%
23
25Vs
25%
25
25%
22%
25%
23'A
1
com
26%
26 Va
27%
27
31%
32
31 %
31%
31 Va
31%
27%
30%
31%
30%
32
100
Steel
Co
Corp
82V2
18%
110%
109%
*96%
98 Vb
*96%
98%
Co__
98%
1
33%
34%
60%
...
common—1
62
*83%
40V2
*92%
common
&
♦
85Va
40%
96
33%
'
• ■
•
34%
*61'V2
62 Va
*83V2
40V2
*92%
33V2
''V
*61 Va
85V2
*83Va
40%
40V2
96
*92%
18%
110
23 Va
82 %
83%
18%
19
109
98%
,
23%
98%
33%
110%
.33%
62%
85%
40%
96
98%
19
23%
84%
280
900
24
5,000
38,800
9,300
600
84%
18%
18%
10,600
109V4
110%
32,600
*98
*83%
99%
20
34
33%
33 Vb
11,400
62%
62
62
62
85%
40%
40%
*92%
96
*83%
40%
*92%
900
85%
40 Va
1,900
96
24V2
25 %
25 %
251/2
25%
25%
25%
45 %
5
1
Co
83
18%
108%
2.50
Auto-Lite
83
18%
111%
^_100
Nut Corp of Amer
1
Electric
83%
18%
109%
100
Co
32%
18%
_10
50
Inc
82%
2.50
common
70
44%
19%
5
Assn
160
45
*43Vi
19%
preferred
Stop
203%
101%
78%
45 Vb
25%
45
45
45
25%
45
25%
44%
45 Vt
45%
47%
43,700
3,600
Electric
7
Electric
Elgin National Watch Co
5
12Va
12%
121/4
12%
12Va
12 Vt
28% Nov
23
El
3
12 Va
29%
30%
12%
29%
29%
29Vt
12%
30
13%
10,600
29%
30%
30
77,500
55
57%
55%
303/s
55 %
Jan
Paso
8
Emerson
6
22% Jun
21
34% Aug 22
Mar
13
38 % Jan
20
84
541/2
Gas
8
23
24
Sep
41% Sep
Dec
16
0% Oct
Nov
30
54% Jan
5
58
Feb
5%
20% Jan
5
20% Jun
24
6
40
8
Evans
0
89% Jan
27
5% Oct 24
12% Feb
20
28'/a Feb
20
29% Mar
7
61
1
*eb
0% Mar
37% Dec
89
Sep
Fairbanks
13%
12%
13%
12 Vb
34%
13 Va
34%
common—25
31%
32%
34%
31V2
31%
31%
34V4
35
31%
77%
31%
77
31%
77%
76%
77
31%
31%
76
20%
20%
20%
76%
21
21
21%
39%
21%
39%
39%
39%
22%
22
39%
39%
22%
39%
39%
39%
39%
1,600
6%
20,200
*76
No par
&
Co
5%
6%
30%
6%
30%
6%
30%
31%
57%
31%
57%
32%
57%
*56%
59%
13
12%
*56%
13Vt
13Va
13%
1
Morse
6%
30%
.—5
Co__
Inc
5%
29%
*56
12%
22%
23
22%
13%
23%
13%
23%
13
24%
13 Vb
11,100
36
37%
36%
23%
37%
24%
36%
37 VB.
23%
24%
17,800
37%
37%
37
37%
10,900
27
27%
*27
9
23%
1
8
Fairmont
0
>1 %
a
6ep~ii
35
23% Feb
8
37% Dec
5
Jan
28
4-
33% Dec
27
5%
convertible
Co
common
convertible
junior
Falstaff
440
4,800
50
24%
18% Jan
4,700
77
100
Corp___
Foods
*76
12,600
21,800
3
com
No par
4%
18,700
12%
33%
Whitney Corp com
1
preferred
40
Falrchild Engine & Airplane Corp_l
20
3,900
13Va
$1.60
,
46,100
33%
Fairbanks
t7% Nov
Mar
Products
Ex-Cell-O
57%
6
56%
12%
Pittsburgh RR Co
Eversharp
7
561/2
6
55
33 %
preferred series A
Erie &
-
6
55%
13%
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
7
11
57%
5%
54 Va
33%
4%
20
55
6
55%
13
8.50
8
5% Dec
Corp
58Va
5%
55
33%
Equitable Gas Co
Sep 28
28
Johnson
57
6
541/2
10
1
Apr
20% Deo
2
5
Co
7
28% Oct
Jan
Mfg
100
—1
11
26.
5%
55%
preferred
Englehard Industries
20
0
6Vs
55Vt
Electric
Endicott
Aug 30
52 Va Dec
Sep 14
Maris
5%
10
Radio & Phonograph
District Electric Co
Empire
4
Jun
25
8
shares—
Emerson
9
Amer
Battery
Natural
53 Va Dec
32% Feb
4
Mus Ind
Storage
29
78
~5
see page
Elastic
199
102%
79
*78%
10
Inc__
Fuel
Stores
Products
28,600
400
26%
—
441/4
45
2,600
44
*43 %
5
preferred
4Va%
39
21,800
8%
*9%
23
20% Dec
footnotes,
81/4
18%
9%
8
9%
26
38% Aug U
10% Jan ig
36
9%
8
Jun
37% Apt
0
10% July lg
37
Ekco
4
54% Feb
Bros
43%
50
Manufacturing
4 'A %
25
Apr
2
30% Mar 12
28% Deo 15
49% July
J 8 Vt.
8 Vt
19% Jun
23% Dec
63
May
10
*8%
208%
*44
50
;
preferred
Edison
July 29
5
50
Eaton
&
Kodak
$3.60
5
16% Dec
31
18%
*9%
102
50
Lines
Stainless
10 Va Dec
26% May 11
28% Aug 28
41 Vt Deo 23
16
18
-
73
25
24% Oct 31
76% Dec
181/8
10
8%
10% Oct
33
29
17%
10
8%
60,400
43% Oct 24
21
Mar 20
32 Va Jan
Aug
45% Jan
94
18%
2061/2
50
prior preferred
Nov
92
92% Oct
72%
101/4
8%
& Co-
Eagle-Picher Co
Jan
30% Aug 30
21,800
30%
Inc
Cigar Corp.
34
-
26V8
30%
preferred
DWG
94
31% July 16
55% Aug
7
8% Deo 16
25%
24%
preferred
4.20%
preferred
4.10%
preferred
15
46% Dec
251%
-50c
4%
15
July 11
24% Jan
88
26%
_„1
8
89
Mar 21
26%
26%
1
May 15
331/a
26%
8
45% Deo
32%
19
_i
22
3
r
26%
44% Aug 24
82.
:
31%
1
20% July 28
Mar. 3_
1,400
251/4
33
39
75
5,200
16%
32%
*43
23
1,600
14%
16%
28
50
8
30%
14%
161/2
2
50
23
30%
15
*16 Va
26V4
26
4
30%
30 %
,
_5
Oct
4
For
7,700
31,600
202% *
Dec
16
78% Aug 11,
62%
41%
14%
International
94
6
2
61%
40%
preferred
30% Apr
6
38% Jan
Co
Chemicals
112
15
l
62 Va
40%
preferred
85% Jan
9
0
61%
39%
16
Co
Light
600
62 %
391/3
30%
Industries
Duquesne
200
18,600
61%
$4.15
Oct
16%
30%
38%
11
24 Va Mar
16
30%
62%
Jan
31
16%
30%
*30
102
13
56
39
40
46% Apr
9
34% Jan-21-
16%
*53
61%
27
28% Deo
16 %
-30 %< '•■30%
56
200
42
22
*53
103
47
22
30%
56
38%
46% Jan
32
16
631/4
$3.75
B8% Dec 29
*53
16
203'A
26% Sep
46
15,500
56
38%
Aug 16
Mar 23
1,800
49%
62%
41
17% Oct 27
8 Vb
43%
38
13
27
8%
49%
30%
30%
18%
8%
49%
15%
-y
19
8 Va
49%
102
2
Jan
301/4
18%
8%
48%
199
19
7
56.;
15%.
19
A 8%
79
42% Jun
81% Jan 28
7% Sep 29
55%
18%
8%
102
82% Feb
rmwov
31,500
19
49%
.
49%
*54%-.
204%
46% Feb
84% Oct 22
18'%
8%
49%
79
8
17% Sep 21
19% Mar 2
13%
r^*8 %
8%
49%
102
5
34% Dec
7,700
200
42% Jan
12 % Sep 18
23% Jun 22
26%
79%
38% Jan
36% Jan
26
102%
46% Mar 13
Aug
26%
79%
48% May 20
46% Jan 13
Feb
25%
No par
18
18% Jan
25%
No par
16
34
25%
series
Dec
89
11,500
25%
series
Nov
83% Jan
25 V:
18%
$4.50
41
36% Jan
25%
18%
$3.50
41
36% Nov
3,100
25V4
31%
Preferred
44% Aug 25
44% Aug 24
88% Jun
43%
Preferred
1
23 % Sep 21
75
Apr 16
20
31
14%
Common
16
21
73% Dec
19%
42%
31%
Aug 16
38% Dec
Dec
20%
43%
Aug
40% Dec
25% Sep
19%
Jan
Mar 24
25,100
19%
29%
37
33% Oct
14,800
43 Vb
27
18
56%
30
42% Feb
40 y4 Jan
551%
16
Duplan Corp
5
56
43%
Inc
de Nem
55%
.20%
2.50
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
Pont
56%
19%
DuBois
du
56%
19%
Corp
Dwnhill
56%
32%
Dresser
4
561%
49,000
19V8
4
22
35 %
31%
18
13% Jan
57
35%
19%
12
14% Jan
351/2
32%
33% Sep
19% Aug
5
35
18%
30% Jan
7% Sep 27
35%
30%
20
8% Dec
34%
18%
Mar 15
6
35%
30%
Dow
14% Aug 17
8
10
34%
301/4
4
Fund
Aircraft
10
35%
xl8%
24% Jan
14% Jan
23
82
30%
99% Jan
24
*80
20
70Va Oct 25
12% Oct
82
27%
11
25
*80
19%
Dover
19% Jun
81
30%
5
24
81
26%
10
21
81
1
4
42% Feb
45% Jan
81
-___No par
19% Jan
28% Apr
70
78
1
7
5
78
*771%
59%
43%
No par
6
6
*77%
78
59'%
29%
No par
,j
Ltd
Chemical
3,400
77%
*77%
14%
Ltd
27
100% Dec
59
*76V2
77%
15%
Productions
14 Va Dec
Douglas
58V2
76%
77%
1
17
Dominick
59%
76V2
78
59
19%
Club Inc
21
July
59%
77%
*77%
*79%
29%
25
Pepper Co
Mines
59%
*76%
78%
441/4
50c
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne Corp
•
28% Feb
59%
76%
_2.50
Corp
(Walt)
7,200
10
Distillers
15
10,300
_1
Corp
27 % Aug
22% Jan
11
Co
53% Jan
27% Nov
11
Disney
4
12
32%
1
Corp
(The)
9,800
32%
15
Fruit
Diners'
15%
33%
19%
1
preferred
Stores
15%
32%
43
Corp
National
DiGiorgio
4
33% Jan
Oct
10% Dec
May 18
20% July 23
28
19% Jan
12
22
2
367/a Oct
20
24
Diana
23
17% July
15%
33%
291/4
20
Alkali
$1.50
>
14%
31%
44%
Coatings
Vilbiss Co—
^Diamond
9
14
Apr
20% Feb
28% Jun
23
17% Jan
25
16
14% Oct
59% Apr 24
36% July 29
21
11% Nov
Sep 30
38% July
31
15%
31%
30
Edison
30
15
%
19%
Hillsdale & S W RR Co_100
Steel
15%
31
44%
Detroit
Detroit
14%
31%
29 Va
2.50
DeSoto
4
15%
13 Va
33%
6.75
Co
NY
Detroit
26% Jan
8
of
20
6
'
Light
Co
14
13
87%
13
56 JA
Rio Grande West RR_No
par
64% Oct
Jan
1
Inc
Chemical
*86
13%
34
No par
Mar 21
60
87%
13
_3
&
Lines
Supply
13
191/2 May. 7
46
(Delaware)
34%
*86
13'A
*79%
50c
Hudson™
34
87%
59%
100
Jan
2
Dec
C
Inc
Power
Air
Denv &t
4
series
34%
13
76%
100
49% Dec
52 y2 Dec
28
&
Delaware
47% Aug 11
31V* Aug 24
13% Sep
Apf. 28
Dec
&
26 Va Aug
40 Va Mar 23
29
Deere
20
47% Mar 13
27 V* Oct
Records
21
68
8
Decca
Apr
20Vb Jun
May 26
3.90%
34
*86
13 Vb
*77%
B—„_100
Preferred
34i%
871/4
13
15
7
common:
Preferred
38% Apr
25
Light
341A
*86
13%
31%
10
&
16
Sep
681/4 July 31
16% Nov
Inc
Power
34%
87%
13%
50c
80
1
20
34 Vb
*86
5
80% Aug 23
8
35% May 17
_i
100
Inc__
82% May 23
39% Dec 15
17% Jan
15
Mills
Corp
49% May 31
19
May 25
River
preferred
preferred
Brewing Corp
Famlily Finance Corp
6%
25
9%
24
6%
35%
26
9Vb
24
6Vb
27
6
26
6%
27%
9%
9%
9%
24 Vb
24%
24 Vb
6%
6%
6%
8%
35%
35%
36
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82
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82
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82
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47
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46%
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47%
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33%
36
34%
35%
35%
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35%
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33%
34Vt
34%
33%.
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1
1
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36
37%
%
10
28
8%
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24 Va
1,200
24 Va
6%
37
1,950
59 %
9%
6%
1
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32
24%
24
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6%
32
6%
6%
207,500
1,400
14,100
38
38%
39
82
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82
47
47%
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36
35%
35%
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193
6023
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The
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(391)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range for Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
49 % Feb
9
5% Jan
72
Oct
44% Nov
9
5% Dec 28
28
6
10% Apr
30
16 Va Mar 10
22 Va Apr
24
32 % Nov
10
40 y8 Dec
23
21% Jan
2
NEW
Highest
15% Oct
69 y* dan
4
Nov" 25
56%
9V8 Mar 29
5
20% Jan
4
40% Jan
6
21% May 26
23% Aug
25%
51% Dec
27% Jan
4
Federal
19
24% JUn
9
5%%
33
Oct
45
26
19% May 23
32% Oct 24
12
Jan"" 19
15% Nov
27% Jan
20
15% Oct
Jan
4
Federal
22 Vt Aug 15
39% Dec 14
20
31
Federated
4.60%
May 12
67% Jun 15
Fenestra
24
24% Oct
26
47
Fiberboard
13 V4 Oct
19'/a Jan
12
14% Jan
5
20% Feb
4
31% Nov
44% Jan
16
27% Oct
24
39% Feb
26
2
32% Oct
23
80% Jan
20% Jan
14
31% Dec
4
45% Jan
30VWun
5
13% Apr
Oct
25
61% July
30% Jan
17
13% Jan
28
22
32% Sep
81% Dec
21
44 % Jun
23% Nov
23
89
80
99
21
Feb
117ya Jun
7
Dec
2
Oct
5
22
Sep
21
35% Jan
Sep
22
17% Jan
2
40
Feb
9
170
Feb
16
216
July 10
95
:
87
93
•
Jan
8
B
Aug 13
17
25% Oct
5
20% Aug
45%Mar
50% Jan
2
93% Dec
26
Apr
22
4%
63
Dec
21
248
Dec
23
3%%
May 31
3%%
88% Jan
13
11% Oct
95
20
12% Nov
21
13
12
Oct
25
19% Jan
24
Oct
24
41% Jan
29
3% Dec
30
28
22
18
17% Dec
24
77
Feb
26
66
Dec
Food
5
May 12
37% Apr
30%,Dec
Mart
Foremost
Co,.—
28
.16% Jan
2
-
33
6
Dec
30
Freeport
15
Fruehauf
Franklin
84% Nov 21
Feb
9
10
4% Sep
28
50% Jun
Nov
■>
Mar
37Va Jan
19
.17% Jan
8
5
19 %
Sep.
16
21% Jan
4%
4
27% Jan
51.
Jan
38 Va
Inc
Stores Corp
Sulphur Co_
Trailer Co
24
Sep
31% Mar 25
8
17
Apr 22
Dec
14
891/4 Oct
20
22
18
.
.
Nov
36%
>96-% Jan
39-
Dec
Jan
14% Jan
22
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Jan
28
153
»
'
4
May 18
9
21
Nov
74
84
12
6
33% Oct
1
5
9% Jan
13
:
21
28
16
9% Jan
31
34 Va Jan
27
26
45% Jan
25
75% Mar
2
146
82
8
July 22
General
14
36% Dec
21
8 '/a Jan
Bronze
24%
25
24%
67%
69 Va
69
1334
14
13%
32 %
32
'
31%. Jan
28
60
29% Jan
2
43
52% Jan
53% Sep
2
73
14
5% Jun
16
Nov 27
a
35
27
61
15
5
26 % Oct
23
39% Feb
22% Mar
9
18
23 V* Oct
I
Jan
2
11% Jan
8
39% Nov
9
18% Sep 28
20 Va Oct 19
31
23
May 22
26% July
29
7
24V* Jan
5
23% Oct
25
12% Oct
44% Jan
86% Nov
15
90
Dec
Jan
99% Mar
8
98
2
27
104
40% Dec
2
Jan
Jan
17
24
41% Oct 25
'
4
26
64 Va Dec
28
19% Jan
.
common
4
71
17% Nov
25
28% Jan
42 Va Feb
17
42
23
*
12 V*
May 20
May 17
14 Va Oct
26
11
59
Jan
13
54% Dec
50% Jan
11
19
8
29
Nov
12
96% Apr
1
88
19% Nov
20
*27% Jan
8
65% Sep
16% Oct 27
92
13% Apr
29% July 13
50 % Jan 27
29
41% Nov
2
17% Dec
4
2% Oct
19
conv
96
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St
6
$4.50
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11
Globe-Wernicke
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28% Oct
JulTTi
44% Jan
Grace
6 % Nov
20
37% Aug
20.
30
22
8 % Jan
18
4
24% Dec
31% July
1
.
44% Nov
16
c:
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Oct
23
>
Oct
Feb
17
32% Dec
30
17%
Jan-
83
Dec
23
87% Dec
5
1
89
Aug 12
30% Mar 30
79
For all other
Jun
80
7% 0Ct 31.
30 V* Sep
18Dec
33%
*
*
par
footnotes,
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80
80%
34%
109
42%
105%
80
..
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20,800
109
42%
400
43 %
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72,300
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19
97
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1
29
Jan. 15
11
Northern
Great Western
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;
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Green Shoe Manufacturing
Greyhound; Corp
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7
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1.
32 V* Mar 14
26.
;
:
53%
3%%
Aug* 19
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see page
:
34% Aug, 12
32% Feb. 15
Jan
105%
80'A *
73%
53 Va
72
50
4,800
3,200
4,100
6%
33%
108%
42%.
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:5%'
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82
Jan
22% Jan
«1 % Oct
33%
42%
36
♦79
30
'
108%
33%
105
39
.•>
*73
/
10
;—
Co
Tire St Rubber-
Granite
15
19% Obt
J«tv 13
73 *
Great
23
36
80
30 Vt
56%'
"
/.7'
Great Northern
4
*■
109
42%;'
80%,
" *38
?
5
143
36%
*79
'
4
4
36%
,
39. V4
29 V4
26
/. 18% Dec 19
17% Dec
80'/4
'.'39
1
52?/* Jan
May 11
33%
105%
53% Jan
'
36% ./•a:
*107%
43%
105
15
No par
33%
109
421/2
8
'
L
6%
'" 107'/2
-
18
-
36%
42
15 % Jan
16
Oct 24
2,400
74%
v." 4IV* Jan
26% Jan
27
22%
37%
100J
Co
Aug 25
26
/ 30% Feb 17
1
32
128% Jan
24% May ^9
2
7
11
37
9
5
Sep
42% May 10
22 Va Oct 24
8
47% Feb
28
NoV-
*
22%
73%
80c
Granby Mining Co LtdGtand Union CO
32% Apr 12
41% Aug 24
Jan
»
21%
40%
Graham-Paige Corp
74
;
-
2
141% May
19!
20% Oct
24
.
60% Aug 12
53% Apr '27
45% July
126
4
16% July 17
55% Jan
6
7
35% Nov
84 V* Mar
21%
common
—1
$0.60 convertible preferred-No par
3% Jan
24 V*
Juii
74
21%
37%
83%c
Goodyear
8% Jan
26
4
80
'
21%
.
2,500
73%
—
Goodrich
10% Jan
5% May 10
Oct 20
'
30 % Nov
I
8%
41%
Inc
Gould-National
.
8,500
"'V
8Va
40%
Brewing Co
89% Jan
15
8%
140
8%
72%
;
47% Jan
7% Dec
^8%
*138
.
7,000
"8%
38%
3
Co
5
4
21%
140
30
12,100
81%
81
25%
8%
73%
common—
preferred
McBean
32% Sep 27
Feb
21%
36%
140
5,500
95
.
8%
8Va
140
24%
25
8%
40%
Glen Alden Corp
May 28
,10% Mar "18
22%
36%
8V4
n
*138
?
38%
;
Glidden
„
22
ioo
Gladding
24% Sep 29
32 Va Sep 29
1% Oct 26
4.
r1.
'8%
39%
com
Cement
Glmbel Brothers
19
1
11
8%
139%
8%
10%
24%
*94
:
80%
72%
—
15
16
Y
*137,»
8%
79%
*10%
- -
%yf5
38%
Corp—.
Products Co
Portland
Gillette Co
49% Dec
24
,8y8
8%
138-
25
73
Corp-
Giant
103% Jun
8% Dec
!;
8 %
'
,
—lbc
Getty Oil Co!
19
2% Nov
8y8
•
93%"fA
24%
80 %
79%
8 %
24 %i
93%
.
24%
24%
,
10%
24%
95 *
*93
'
78% •79%
80%
138
_1
14
54%
24%
200
4,100
,1,200
;
10%
41%
Inc
45% Nov
Api--i
94%
••24%
/
'
preference
76% Jan
42%
*93%
25%
79
—
8
Dec
93%
24%
4,900
19%
Telephone Co of Florida—
4
45
24%
(series B)
_25^
Tele St Electronics
1.3.33Va
Time Corp.
2.50
45% Jan
20% Jan
24Va
935/a
preferred
23% Jan
23
25
25 %
•
38 %
...
Castings
1
1% Nov 29
24%
24 %
,
.
Public Utilities Corp_„2.50
4
10 V* Nov
10%
71 %
Service
11% Dec
28
; 10%
10%
40%
preference-
Gerber
Sep 23
25 Va Jan
10%
-•
1
preference——No
34% Nov
27% May 20
4% Jan
Jan
11
No par
preferred"
Georgia-Pacific
91% Nov 22
68% Decl4
36% Jan
19%
Precision Equipt Corp—I
preferred—No par
Genesco
19% July 18
44'!4 Mar 18
♦25%
19 Va
conv
5%%
'
Mar 30
:*4 ''
26%
19%
100
convertible
General
$5
•
54% Apr 24
28
4%
26 Va
19%
par
Corp
preferred-
General
23
17
Oct
4%
26%
19%
22,600
$1.30
1
61 »/a Jun
40% Jun
46
4>/a
26%
4%
♦25%
19%
32,800
General
.
4
26
4%
4%
26%
191/4
41%
12
40% Jan
25% Oct
4%
26%J"; *25%
19%
19%
4%
*25%
3,400
1,700
"12,300
733/4
5
3
53 Va
38
General
Mfey 31
96% Feb
54%
4%
General Railway Signal——6;67 •,
General Realty St Utilities10c.
General Refractories
,_10
4
103% July
53
.
72%
General
1
5
51%
53%
.
••.,■
41
$2.98
1
6
52%
,
37%
General Public
6
Jan
52%
•
Motors Corp common
1%
$5 preferredNo par
Preferred $3.75 series-—-No par
30
Jan
48%
38%
5%
28
91
22%
48%
38 !4
22
100
48%
53%
13%k
22%
49
1
$1.60
3
8,100
22%
12%
22%
48 Va
49,000
$3
26
12%
22%
48%
13%
22%
274,900
General
81% Jan
12%
.12%
i
"-T
67%
20
33 Va Jun
12%
22%
48%
67
22
26% Sep
12%
X22%
68
Jun
34 Va
280
*75%
67
General
Dec
76%
' "
50
i/
24
75%
68%
22
29% Jan
75%
67%
General Outdoor AdvertisingGeneral Portland Cement Co—
13V* Dec
33% Jan
75%
69%
15
27% Dec
36% Jun
75%
90,500
68%
21
Nov
23,000
23%
70 Va
Dec
6
•
3iy4
23
69 Va
85% Jun
5
30%
23%
19%
79% Jun
Sep 20
Apr
31
22%
48
23
53 V4
^
Dec
45
12%
22%
52*%
Corp
66% Jun
20
1,200
30%
22%
,
75 Va
75%
,49%
-5
41
25
75%
48%
5
28
Sep 28
57% Sep
Nov
;21
7
Sep 29
24% Oct
16
5% Jan
.
13
11% Dec "
28!
:*
Nov .27
Dec
76:
;
22% Nov' 30';
v.26% Nov
-
-43% Oct
301/8
21%
,
44%
108% Aug 25
85% Aug 17
4
29%
V
19
111
July 1
July 13
14%
'
12%
7 *
General
32:
14%
43%
Aug 22
6
55% Jan
21 %
5%
18%
Mills
76 Va Jan
5 Va
44%
General
3
51/4
14%
18%
19
25
3,700
2,200
5>/4
14%
43%
33% Dec
Mar
23,100
5%
14%
5
23% May 23
101% Jan
7
Nov
13%
33%
19
Instrument
87 1
95,700
13%
32%
43 %
Finance Corp—
Foods Corp
43% May 25
70%
13%
32%
5
211/a
75%
69%
13%
32%
18%
General
26
70%
13%
43%
General
16
70%
120
18%
General
14
8,800
14%
30%
21 Va
3,600
24%
43%
14
23
29%
217/8
13%
241/4
18 Va:
29
.23 % Dec
30
13
24%
32%
4%
2lVa
-
13%
24
42%
28
.751/4 Dec
,
14%
29 Va
13
247/8
-70%
-
19
75'/a Dec
.35% Nov
4%
14%
>14%
13
43%
50% Jun
5
5'
47/a
i4i/2
14,900
94'/4
13%
32 %
-•
62
941/4
321/4
14
32 y4
61%
*220
941/4
18V2
38 Va Dec
100% Jan
12%
13 y8
62
94V4
421/4
8
23
95
1
22 % Mar
40 % Dec
—
*941/4
95
5;...
30% Apr 21
61% Aug 18
7
*220
*941/4
6%
Electric Co
4
61%
*220
611/4
621/2
*220
9,700
6 %
General
3
621/4
61%
63 V4
95
30
54,300
6%
4
Mar
14
86
6%
99% Jan
58% July
14
6%
28
112 % Ma r
14
6%
70 % Sep
114
14
2
31
28
14%
Gen Contract Finance Corp
General Controls
Co—
i
99% Dec
22
28%
14%
29%
22
Mar 25
27%
30%
74
45
28%
36%
78%
Dynamics
100% Dec
27%
36%
78%
General
10iy4 Dec
*85%
28%
,
29%
5
37% Aug .25
85%
28
141/4
69%
*
34%
85%
29%
14
24%
>
341/4
86
27
29%
115
17,200
36,500
29,700
16,400
80
11
28
*85 ya
341/4
38%
30 Va
53% Jan
"30% Dec
86
20%
30%
29% Jan
~8
*85%
64%
19%
33%
34%
62%
*78%
23
May 21
86
34
34%
381/4
20%
8,700
80
15% Oct 25
,
33%
38%
62 »/4
18%
180
1,500
77/a
31
33% Sep
38% May
341/3
45
7%
6O1/4
18%
38%
'
44%
7%
38%
60%
18%
67%
Inc
5
40
59%
181/4
44%
7;
99%
30%
Co
39% Mar 18
9
38
60
18
99'/a
*78%
preferred
Cigar
66% Jan
6
38%
58i/a
18V2
9,800
83
1
1st
General
28
Jan
37%
60
62%
5-
30
16l/a Feb
7%
*82
..No par
100
Jan
30;y
44%
7%
23%
Corp
42% Oct
Sep
441/2
7%
*220
2
Cable Corp com
4%
4
'
24 *
44%
15
No par
General
12
Dec
6
28%
7%
12%
Corp
General
-
Aug 24
21% Apr
28 y8
44%
100
common^
Bancshares
28'/a
7%
28 %
Transportation—1.25
Baking Co
preferred—
$8
4
2,700
28%
44%
Investors com—1
—_—:
General
50.300
71/4
7%
133/3
AmerQil Co of Texas
General: Amftr
11
22,900
29%
44%
2
preferred.:
Cor.p—
voting pref—— .No
80% July ,5
56%
7>/4
100
Industries Inc, com—1
preferred
54%
28%
7%
83
_$
—
.
12% Jan
Oct
1
$4.50
29
*98
86
—8
—
Co
American
General
32 Va Oct
2
'7% Feb
General
56%
7%
*82
1
conv
46,900
-
convertible
$0.60
90,000
83
333/4
Acceptance
Va Oct
7% Jun
16% Oct
Mar 17
25% July
6
99
30
137.
42% Apr 10
45% May 11
4%%
General
26% Jan
8%: Dec
10% Mar 25
23
,,,
58% Feb
May .19
7% Feb
.37% Oct
-
Jan
17
22
29% Nov
•
•
90.
7
22
16
Gar Wood
2
13,300
36
31%
28%
"
,
100
Garrett Corp
9
30-% Jan
y* Sep 20
21% Dec
67% Mar 11
61 '4 Feli/9v'
11
Feb"!~2
19% Sep
11% Sep
341/2
35
100
38
8,400
2,600
33 y4
*98
17%
'
311/4
*82
-
,
10,300
»
33%
99%
1
common
preferred
16% /
•
34%
311/4 ' 32
55
591/2
10
Skogmo Inc—
15
•
83
"
1
Gamble
7
71/4
2
Gardner-Denver
Dec
t
7
:
30%
134%
32%
10
7
6% Jan
29
34%
31%
37 %
No par
5
19
9
32%
33 Va
31%
13 y8
Co
59
11
31%
35%
31%
•
99%
1
Gabriel
May 31
42% July 27
3% Oct 24
10
-29
Dec
19% Sep 29
26% July 23
56% May 21
40% Oct: 20
38
12
May 11
31%
34%
*94y4
5
G
12% Jan
31%
35%
32 %
*
'16%'
32%
2
Dairies
8
30% Feb
5
May 27
16%
'
,
*44
Corp com—10
preferred—100
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco Sugar Co
Jan
32
30%
*
99 Va
1
Inc
Mineral
15% Jan
Mar 30
22,
30y8
16%
98 Va'
10
Ford Motor Co_—
19% Feb
30%
16%
;•
100
Foote
5
18% Jan
Chem
<fc
convertible
6
8
30%
17
*82
15
preferred
7
14% Jan
68
Food Mach
92% Jan
21
30%
16%
17 Va
32 %
29
1
common
preferred
35% Jan
12% Jan
20
convertible
17% Nov 22
49 ya
30%
18,100
5,600
181/4
47%
31%
i7-<*»-
35
No par
$4.20 divid pfd ser of *51
Giant Markets Inc com—
60% July 25
1
23?4 Nov
3
5
23
17
46
31%
2.50
Food Fair Stores Inc
21
21
16%
48%
31%
2.50
15
Dec
21% Jan
Railway
Light Co
19% Jan
Nov
6
Coast
5
4
31% Sep
18
East
Food
14 Va
,
Mar 11
14% Nov
28% Apr
Sep 27
44% May 13
196
May 31
55% Aug 27
.
13
26
11
16%
47%
17 %
r
—100
No par
Co__25
Corp Ltd
Sep
80v
r
_No par
2nd pfd
39%
17
49%
*82
34'/a Apr
85% Nov
...
38 y4
17
48%
83
20% Oct
2
11
84
39%
16%
48%
28%
conv
18
36Va
23»/4
16 %
28%
$2.25
22
361/4
*22%
47!
291/4
Sep
600
3,200
36%
23V4
16%
29%
pfd
13,800
30 Va
5
A 2nd
5,600
16%
241/4
483/8
Flintkote Co
conv
29%
16%
*24
16V2
7Vs
preferred;
29
17
241/4
39
28%
$4.50
29ya
*22%
57
Jun
11,200
30 Va
7%
$4
18%
473/4
;
56%
Apr
181/4
36%
28%
&
28
29
39%
No par
common
3,700
1,600
18%
16%
23%
38%
7%
Power
5
11% Apr
9
•*22%
38
28%
Fluor
50% Feb
Mar
23V4
37%
56%
Florida
23
43
*22 Va
38%
7»/4
'28%
17% Dec
56% Dec
27% May 29
1
23 %
38
1
Corp
15
.*22%
27%
Power
15
35%
55%
Florida
Dec
35%
28
38% May 10
68% Jun 29
Jun
.35%
56
20
15
35V4
71/3
45
30% Dec
37
34%.
v
61/4
.
*24
27%
110
43
17'A
24
..
49%
61/4
29
29
16%
24
'54%
22
Jan
29
17 %
24%
5
29
5
29
49%
6%
18
17
501/4
6y4
18
2
Florida
31% Mar
17%
28%
49%
6%
Firstamerica Corp
Firth Carpet Co—
12
9
Shares
50
*6%
18
24
-10
—
Firestone Tire & Rubber
6%
17 Va
17 y4
Prod—No par
—
the Week
24Va
1.25
Sales for
Friday
Jan.20
17
1
Corp
PRICES
Ja-n. 19
'■•24
10
Paper
SALE
Thursday
49%
49
6%
HIGH
Jan. 18
i\
Inc
9iy2 Dec
Jun
29%
6%
AND
Wednesday
23
25
84
26
28%
48%
18
5
com
Stores
38 ya Nov
Sep
6%
17%
First Charter Financial Corp_No par
First National Stores.
No par
38 Va Apr
May 27
Co
Fifth AVenue Coach Lines Inc
6
22
Oct
Bearings
pfd series A
Corp
Filtrol
19
24 /
6yaNov
28
9>/4 Jan
Ferro
5
47% Dec
22
Oct
55
Jani
2nd
Dept
35% Oct
50y4
2
preferred
21
Jan. 17
49
Paper Board Co common—5
57% Mar 20
45 Va Feb
Bower
Pacific Electric
conv
V
—5
Tuesday
Jan. 16
*
_1
Fedders Corp
Federal Mogul
15% Dec
Jan~26
Monday
Par
Metallurgical Corp
Fa wick Corp—
21 ya Sep
43%
LOW
STOCK
Fansteel
July 28
25 y4
31% July 29
YORK
EXCHANGE
s*
20Va
70
ending Jan. 13 should read 156,100 not 1,561,000 as reported.
.
-20.300
10,500
100
20
(392)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, January 23, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previous
Range for Year I960
Year L959
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
24
26Va July 25
3
37% Dec
32
28
Jun
9
80
Dec
29
89% Apr
81Va Dec
16
94
Jan
Apr
9
88
4
Jan
Gulf
Oil
States
Corp—
34%
34
34%
34
No par
35%
35%
35%
36 %
33%
36%
36%
37
37
37%
preferred
100
<>85%
preferred
dividend preferred
100
89 %
75,200
34%
6
86% Aug 26
$4.20
dividend
91 % Oct
7
$4.40
dividend
Common
12
$4.44
Dec
30
104% Mar
3
97
Jan
4
103 % Nov
15
$5
Dec
22
105% Mar
4
97% Jan
11
103 Va Aug
19
$5.08
24'/a Sep
28
36'A Dec
29
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co
Feb
24
.Jun
3
Aug
Shares
34%
7
91
the Week
Jan.20
34%
Jan
87% May 18
Friday
Jan. 19
34
96
7
Sales for
PRICES
Co—
98
Aug
SALE
35%
38% Jun
82
HIGH
34%
8
23
AND
Thursday
Jan. 17
8.33%
Utilities
84% Jan
9
91
27% Feb
8
13
Sep
37
Tuesday
Jan. 16
Par
Wednesday
Jan. 18
Monday
EXCHANGE
Gulf
85 Va Mov
LOW
STOCK
YORK
Highest
dividend
preferred
#88
*35 %
87
89 Va
~
100
100
dividend preferred
*85 Va
87
*83 Va
89'/a
87
87
*85'/a
89
89
V *85 '/a
89
92
2.50
34%
92
92
*88
92
*88
103
*101
103
*101
103
*101
103
102
102
*102
103
*102
103
102
102
35
35
35
54
*53
/V, 100
/
92
>101
103
102%
*88
1G3
*101-
100
13,900
87
♦88
89Va
89
*88
34%
34%;
35%
80
12,800
351/2
35
35%
•
%
H
44% Feb
20
49% Nov
•48 Va Nov
20
48
71 '/a May 19
25 Va Nov
4
20 V2 Mar 31
88
Feb
6
28Va Jun
19
9
,35%
24
29% May 22
Nov
1
31% Apr
4
Jan
4
106% Jan
6
26 'A Jun
20
32% Jan
25
61%
132
Nov~ 10
42
13
121
Jan
July
27
25
47% Jun
24
24
18% Oct
7% Jan
16
35 % Nov
30
12% Apr
39% Apr
8 % Oct
50% Dec
17
38 % Apr 22
88 Va Dec 28
7
9 % May 25
12
2
90% May
14
40
80% Apr
82% Dec
16
8
34% May 11
37% Mar 13
29% May 12
32% Jan 18
7
25% Jun
13% Dec
Sep
29
Jan
34
6
13
46% Apr 27
42 % July 29
38% Feb
1
18% Oct
26
23% July 22
72 % Aug 25
15% Mar
Jan
8
3
5
64% Jan
9
85
7
Jan
12% Mar
3
31% Jan
117
76
19
Mar
9
8
60% May 11
11% Oct
39%
82% Dec
8
111% Aug 26
Dec
20
119% Dec
9
67
Dec
21
28
Jan
4
24% July 13
68
Aug 22
July 13
Jen
21
W)
(G
7%
Hercules
Hercules
5%
Powder
Hershey
$4%
Hill
2nd
pfd
56
22
Hilton
Hotels
5%%
5%
Corp
pfd
conv
Furnace
52% Oct
20
Homcstake
22
65% Jan
2
40% Jun
2
67% Dec
19
Honolulu
30
47% July 22
27 % Oct
25
41 Vb Jan
4
Hooker
Dec
15
90 Va Apr
81% Feb
2
13
$4.25
20% Dec
12
9
9% Apr
32% Apr
19%
Jun
2
24
Feb
36 % Dec
30
41
Frb
26% Dec
14
19
8
Jan
14
Hotel
Sep
30
21
Jan
14
5%
10
22 Vb Jan
4
36 Vb Mar 17
12
Sep
26
16 V* Oct
5
6
38 Va Feb
10
9
4% Oct
30
16
7
35% Dec
4
79
Aug 19
3%%
6
77
8
85 Va
Sep
14
A%
Sep
Houston
Stores
22
65% Jan
21
29
90% Dec
11% Mar 30
19% Jun
30
8
27
July 13
13% Dec
2
24% Jan
4
50% Sep
21
66
Mar 17
43'% Jun
29
54 Va Jan
14
Hudson
24 Ve Mar 14
40% Dec
16
Hunt Foods
84% Feb
94
Sep 14
93% Dec 27
18
15
Jan
5
84% Dec
10
75
29% Dec
14
93% July 30
25
90 Va Aug 24
5% Jan
35
7
9%
Dec~31
Jun
25
39% Dec
19% Oct
13
23% July
6% Oct
13 % Jan
Oct
26
39% Jan
5
16% Oct
31
25
27
21% Jan
7
32
9
Howe
52
Jan
12
46
23
39
Apr
17
40
21% July 25
24
55'A Jan
21
28 VB Oct
1
41
Feb
18
,
47
Jan
14
42% Jan
45V2 Mar 18
41-
Feb
41'A
8
10'A Feb 18
5
30
July
7
•741/2 Nov
17
109
May
7
May
6
70%
72 %
72
73 %
38,900
37
36 "2
37%
36%
36%
19,100
*85%
86%
*85%
86'%
*86'4
86%
23%
23 %
86%
23%
51
*86
86%
23%
24'%
24%
25
5
25
4%
25'%
4%
%
4,300
7,300
5 %
4%
16 %
17%
17'A
17%
171/4
17'A
400
17%
17%
17%
17 Vb
17%
17'A
17%
4,600
36 %<
36%
36'A
36%
*36'%
37
36%
36%
500
33%
5%
34
34'A
8,600
5%
5
16%
16%
17%
17%
/
34 %
37
76
-76
5
*
16%
34%
«>%
%
*75
34
23%
-v
■
■
34
34%
33%
-
10
91%
91
90
89
10,200
13'A
131/4
900
16%
13,400
Bay Min & Sm Ltd__No par
46%
46%
46 Vu
46 %
46'%
46 '• i,
46%
46%
46'A
46%
4,100
40%
41%
40
41 %
40%
40%
40
40%
39%
40%
31,000
92
92
92'A
91
91
92
92
Indust Inc
<fc
5%
5
com
preferred series A
5%
preferred series B
Hupp Corp
100
*90%
92
94
Refrigerator
.
Co
8 %
50
convertible pfd series A
*92 'A
_1
common
Hussmann
*90%
*
100
35'A-
35%
19%
20
5
57 Va Aug 24
Idaho
31% Jan
Ideal Cement
4
8%
8%
*35
19 Va
.
♦92 %
94
8%
8 '/a
9
8%
35%
19%
19'/a
94
•
*92 %
94
*92 %
35%
*92 1%
-
8 %
8%
70
94
8%
26,600
35%
36
36
*35%
36%
300
19%
19%
19%
*19%
19:%
3,700
:
Co
54%
53%
53%
Illinois Central RR Co
Illinois
Power
35%
preferred
50
22
163
55
65
Sep
145
Dec
57% Aug 23
27
50% Dec
Indiana
General
4
22% Jan
12
Industrial
28
86 Va Apr
19
Ingersoll-Rand
13
19
32
Apr
29
29
45
Dec
17
34 Va Nov
24
86
Feb
2
7
21
Nov
1
95% Feb
31% July
385 Va May 12
39% Jan 27
488
138
153 'A Jan
14
30
May 29
57% July 10
28
Sep
22
35 % Apr
48
Dec
22.
80
July 30
Feb
407 'A Mar
2
154
Jan
7
50 V2 Jan
5
A
4
24% Nov
9
6%
Steel
Int'l
Business
19
Int'l
Harvester
8
36'A Aug 24
80
7%
International Mining
Int'l Nickel of Canada
21% Feb
19
International
Packers
31% Dec
30
International
Paper
94 V2 Aug
15
100
8
56
9% Dec
30
19% Mar
2
15
Dec
6
70% Mar
2
22 'A Dec
23
26% Dec
14
International
23
Oct
24
41% Jun
20
International Resistance
91'% Dec
7
139 'A Jan
8
32 Va Dec
20
38
6
441/2 Apr
28
60 % Dec
37% Aug 21
45% May
0
30 V2 Apr
25
35
32
283/4 Mar 19
17
48% Dec
39
4OV4 Dec
32Va Feb
14
42% Dec
28% Feb
9
40
17% Jun
9
19 Tb Mar
July 30
Feb
17
Aug 24
16
May 31
30
38 "b Jan
15
45'A Apr
33 Vb Jun
17
58'A Dec
4
9
5
,18 Vb Jun
22
21Vb Dec
27
May 27
17
Aug 18
40
May 10
32
Sep
22
38
35
33% Jan
4
Sep
21
40% Apr
46% Aug 26
20
36'A Mar
1
43
37'A Jan
21
32% Mar
4
40
45
15
20
123
Jan
Jan
23
50'/a Mar 18
115
Oct
Jan
18Vs Oct
31
4
26
Dec
Aug 29
36% Jan
124
21
7
Sep
7
44'A Jan
4
23% Jan
7
Jan
12
31% Jan
28
10Va Oct
13
18% Jan
7
May 12
76 y4 Jan
26
87
40% Oct
24
52'A Apr
76% Jan
22
83
preferredof Cent Amer
7%
International
$6
I-T-E
1
18
67
Feb
27
13
84
Apr
21
5f% Apr
27
44% Jan
13
20
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
"50
800
6%
2,300
150
145
*144
145
148
*144
44'A
43
43%
43'A
43%
43%
44
43%
44Vb
13,800
36
36 %
35%
36
35%
36%
36 VB
37
36 Vb
36%
9,300
34 Va
*34%
36
*34 V2
*34%
36
*34%
42%
42
23%
23 'b
24
609
621%
613
46%
34%
*78
34'
a
42 V2
43
42%
43'A
90
90%
90%
90%
91
24
23%
23%
23%
24
23%
24%
625
621 %
619
620
625 %
48%
48%
144'..i
34%
34 'A
48
49 %
143 %
81
*78
81
*26
*78
34%
35
80%
*78
47 %
143%
1441/2
36%
37
*78
80%
39,200
870
39
38,400.
81
26 %
26%
26%
26%
26'
t>
26 'A
26%
26%
26%
3,660
61 %
61 %
61%
62
63
1
b
62 %
63%
62 7
b
63 'A
43,600
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16'
a
16 Va
16%
16%
17%
14,300
32%
61,400
31 Va
*94'A
327
b
95
11
.11%
56
56%
i
32
32%
32i.$
33'A
32%
'33Vb
95 Va
94%
94 Va
*94%
951/4
*94iA
95%
11
11
10'A
10%
11
11
10%
11%
2,300
54 Va
55 %
55 %
57
56%
56%
56
56%
1,060
32
//
*94%
24 %
23%
24%
28%
29%
27%
29
99
99%
99
99%
23
23% '
26%
100
100
•
24%
22,800
27%
41,800
2,500,
100'A
34%
34%
34
34%
34 'A
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
4,100
61
61 Va
01
62
61
61%
62
62 %
62%
63%
4,100
*32%
46%
33
*32%
32%
*32'A
32%
32%
33
*32%
33%
300
79,900
47'/4
47
47%
47%
48',4
47%
48
47%
48 Vb
36
%|
38
38
38%$
38 Vb
38%
38
38%
41 Va
34 %
36%
40%
40%
1
5.7%
59
3.50
21 %
43
42 %
43%
42
43%
42%
55%
55
56%
55%
56%
56
57%
22 %
22
22%
22 '/a
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
5
43
43%
43%
43 'A
43'A
43%
43 *
2
45
1
42%
43
42 %
42%
42 V2
42%
42%
43
43
39%
39%
39 %
39%
49
41
40%
41%
24
24 Va
24
24%
24 'A
24%
24%
24%
-
8,100
43
x53
10
118
*116 Va
118
*116%
118
_1
115Va
5
Co
17,800
48 '/a
144'%
23 'A
50c
100
6,700
61 %
25
common
2,200
625
48%
143 %
99%
com—5
36
43 %
90
143%
143
35 %
*35
42 %
618
47%
48%
14.3 %
143
36
43
91
12%
*90
91
*90
29%
par
80
148
43%
23%
Teleg_No
Aug 22
13
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson
21 Va
21%
16
16%
16%
16 %
14 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
82%
82
82
52 'A
53
53%
*116%
15%
82%
Sulphur Co
j.
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
82 %
82 "a
Jewel
51%
52%
21%
21%
21%
22%
22 Vb
118
*44%
5,700
12,400
7,500
45%
1,300
43 %
4
41
41V2
4,900
24 'A
241/2
5,200
*116%
22%
22%
900
118
22%
4,400
9
2
18'A Dec
5
88% Dec
22
49% Dec
Jonathan Logan
6
103 Va Feb
89% Jan
4
Jones
16
95 Va Mar
8
99
Va Aug 24
8
18% Jun
13
29% Oct
21
47'A Jan
8
3%%
Johnson
&
16%
16 Va
16 Vb
16
16
15%
15%
15'A
15%
82%
82
'A
82 Va
130
3,400
*82
2 800
15,600
53 Va
54
54%
54'A
54%
83 %
*82
83%
*82
83%
*82
83%
82
82
58%
59'A
59
59%
59
60%
59%
60 V2
59%
60%
84
85 Va
84%
85%
86
87%
87
88
88 Va
92 %
8,200
50c
16%
17 Va
16%
16%
16%
17%
62
63%
61
62
61%
63'A
—1
preferred
&
16%
—5
TerrCo Inc common
28
ii y« Dec
_B
Lake
Johns-Manville
6%
r.
Co
Circuit Breaker
Sep
1
62% May 31
79
Dec 13
26.
*145
150
145
•.
22'
25
preferred—
6
see page
6%
98 'A
25
Light Co
53% May
8% Mar
28
&
Corp
preferred
Coal
-
28%
No par
Utilities
70% July 14
Juiv
51
No par
Telep
&
Creek
51%
29%
—
Power
Power
33%
51%
23%
Elec Light & Power Co
Iowa-Illinois Gas <fc Electric Co
Iowa
2,200
33
51 'A
100 %
common
Iowa
Island
51%
33%
51
27
Interstate Dept Stores
Interstate
51%
33
51%
100
1
Co
Salt
convertible
52
34
10c
Corp
Shoe.
Silver
preferred
International
6,700
'
12% Dec
86
59%
com
100
Rectifier
International
International
$2
No par
No par
preferred—
International
_1
common—2.50
86 'A Jan
2
12
5
Limited
28
Jan
5
No par
Jail
37
20
5
Corp
16% Jan
55% Nov
34
16,500
preferred
94
15
43 %
33%
10,100
5
21
10
*42%
.
19%
100
25
33'A Dec
43%
34
33%
81'A
No par
30
37
*42 %
43 %
19 VB
common
15
172% July 15
43 %
*45
110
80%
Machines
Oct
5%
46
46
19%
1
59Vb Dec
55
49%
*45
81
1
14
23
*48%
46
19
100
10% Sep
Jun
49%
*45
79%
common-
26% Dec
Int'l Rys
*48 V2
19%
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
$4
43'A
49-/2
79%
Inc
17'/2 Aug
5
47% Sep 20
12;,A Aug
4
22
*48%
18%
preferred--
4%
46
43%
79
Corp
29
Feb
12
Ctfs
Dec
*45
*42 Vb
~i
43'%
18%
No par
Corp
preferred
50% Jan
148 Vb Aug 25
:•
43% -A
49%
*42%
80%
Interchemical
600
<.
•,
42%
43'%
6%
Insuranshares
2
2,800
43
*42'/4
*42%
79
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
8
591/2
59
%
43'.i
18%
15
23
601/2
42
*42 Va
51
par
100
Co
Iron
*59V2
-•
6%
15
Interlake
61 Va
60
*42
42 Va
44
18%
23
18
61 »/4
*48 Va
•
81%
49V2 Jun
34'A Feb
28,000
18%
43 'A Jan
4'% %
14,300
36%
80 %
35'A Dec
July 11
28%
36 Vb
1
common
5
93
28%
37 »A
No par
Rayon
preferred
Inland
28%
35%
54%
33 Va
1
100 pesos
86V2 Dec
69
49 V2 "
45
541/2
28 VB
36%
Mexico
De
:
29
38% Sep
69'A Jan
S
30 'A Dec
27'A Jun
.»
25
139V2 Feb
29
Electrica
25
8
Corp
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
Vb Feb
27% Mar 26
29 V2 Oct
*48 Va
45
53%
28%
35%
*42%
42 Va
44
*42 'A
53 5 b
27%
35%
*421/4
*41 Va
♦42 Va
50
preferred
62 'a
61
15
4.42%
53/a July 11
,
No par
common
4.20%
17
13 V4 Aug
Co
2,600
54%
60 %
28%
35
>23%
55
28 %
.
28%
35'..
54 Va
10
5
Power Co
46 Va July 27
36 V2 May
footnotes,
71%
36 Vb
15%
44'A Aug 15
July' 6
50% Mar 18
For
71
37%
13%
Industria
67/8 Dec
40% Nov
52 %
71%
36 %
16%
4
38'A Feb
Aug" 13
17% Nov
Dec
53
71
13 VB
11
31% Nov
59% Jan
52 %
71%
38
16 Vb
25
96
53 %
16 "A
40 Vb Sep
9
100
89
50
29
52'A
22,700
13%
preferred
49 ya Feb
10,200
52%
15%
4.70%
46 'A Dec
57%
517b
13%
9
76% Nov
55
88 'A
49 V» Aug
Sep
55V4
51
16
22
40
54%
14
45'A Jan
4
54 %
88%
5
14
53%
15%
Jan
29
53%
38%
50
Dec
52 %
*13 %
7
lSVa Nov
53%
311/4
16V-J
21
75
3,200
31
*30%
88%
41% Oct
18% Dec
31
31'A
13%
45% Dec
2
31%
*30%
15%
50
15
31 '/4
31 %
13%
50
116'/a Sep
36% Jan
31%
*30 Va
88
preferred
4
31%
31%
l
(Delaware)
4.26%
Nov
31%
*30%
*36
No par
Corp
Co
4
33
31%
30%
17,900
89%
Aug
9
1,600
31 %
*88 Va
45
Dec
10%
89'%
18
32
10
*88 %
413/4 Feb
3
10'/B
89%
3
29
10
*88%
Apr
Feb
10 %
89
47
31 »/2 Dec
10 Va
*88%
29
28
10%
89%
preferred
Feb
10
*88%
4.08%
Mar 20
10
.
100
6
125
17,100
84
30
Sep
17'%
76
Aug 12
7
16%
*82%
43
9
-1,100
17%
*75
47% Jan
12% Jan
27'A
171%
84
62% Dec
17% Feb
34'A
26'A
17%
76
18
25
33%
26
16%
*25'%
*82'%
25
Sep
33%
25%
17 Va
32 '/a
26
*75
27
2
32%
26
16%
84
Jan
Jan
31%
*251/4
76
39'A Jan
25
120
700
*75
4
20
16
*82 %
24
Oct
125
15%
.
84
43% Feb
86% Oct
*121%
76
46 % Dec
28
125
*121VL>
125
*82 Vu
9
July 28
43% May
8
34% Sep 21
67
84
7
149
66%
*82%
Jun
26
67
*66
100
.
40 V2 Sep
863/4 Jun
67
17 Vb
100
38% Oct'
35
11,200
67
1
Sound
5%
24%
67
I
42% Mar 18
29% Oct
Nov
11
5
50
Lighting & Power
Howard
Jan
18% Sep
21
247b
67
17,500
17%
70%
37
*85%
23%
5%
*16%
preferred
13% Jan
2,400
24%
24 Vb
25%
51 %
5
conjmon__No par
.preferred
84% Sep
11% Jan
24%
32',i
53
1
preferred
-4.40%
63%
24%
16%
10
31 %
30%
50c
preferred
27
70% Jan
13
13
62'%
24%
25
32%
preferred
25
Houdaille-Industries Inc common__3
2
93
62%
24
24 Va
31%
convertible
2
16
61%
24
25
25%
25
&
80% Mar
Dec
62%
23%
15%
No par
85 % Mar
88
611%
23%
15%
10
37% Jan:
30
61%
23%
15V,
12.50
15
96 % Jan
61 %
*15%
2.50
_
4,500
231/4
I
1
*121'%
Inc
40
300
73
132
15%
common
28
28
110
70
130
124%
:
Corp
Dec
Dec
*109
69%
137'%
132
15%
Corp
Dec
85
86%
13,100
*121%
10
Finance
700
89
110'%
69%
132
150
15
86
15
Bearing Co
Corp of America common
Household
*14%
♦109
73
128
127 %
15
85%
86 %
110%
*69
35
15
31
30
77
Jan
125%
24%
5
convertible
85%
*109
73
32
*341/4
125
Corp
69
Mar
125
25%
•
85%
1101/2
*69
2,600
31%
35
*121%
A
Mining
Oil
Ball
$2.25
84 %
110%
62%
preferred
preferred
Sep 21
15%
23
common
Chemical
5% Sep
*14%
73
6,200
31%
67
common
Winston
Jan
Hoover
151/4
86
83%
53%
'*65%
Co
Rinehart &
26
*14%
11,500
138
53
14%
35
110%
137%
*83
No par
series
Electronics
convertible
Holt
*34'A
22%
5
35
18
490
83'%
*34V4
31 Vb
34 %
62
_1
(conv)
Holly Sugar Corp
Sep
11,400
53%
100
Corp
7
13
90 %
1,200
10%
31%
31 %
31 %
34%
5
Newport Chem Corp
preferred series A
3%%
Holland
13
23%
37
53 »/b
*83
53 V„
15
1 15
84%
Inc
53 %
31 Vu
1
Hewitt-Robins
.
54
31 Ve
110%
*69
124%
Hertz Co
53%
35
34 %
No par
Corp
83%
54
'31
No par
pfd
*83
83 %
2 1/12
common
A
Chocolate
Heyden
139
53%
;_100
class
conv
*83
25
preferred
$2
138
No par
5
30% Oct
preferred
Motors
44% Oct
80
36%
10
common
16
May 19
36%
_.l
noncumulative
9% Nov
Jan~21
36
138
15% Apr 27
49%
36
1371%
4
Dec
36
83 %
Hoffman
29
36
138 %
5
42% Sep
36%
*83
4
37
10%
138
6
Apr"29
10%
■10%
138V4
Jan
30% July
10'A
10%
25
E) & Co
30 Va July
1
10%
10%
100
common
preferred
(W
37% Jan
May 20
24 %
137%
3.65%
28% Apr
28% Feb
*36%
22%
23 %
Heinz
1
23
10'%
22<%
24
3,600
6
22
24 VB
23%
10%
23
22,300
19
24% Jun
23%
23 %
22%
24%
12'A
14% Dec
29% Nov 30
23%
23%
27'A
28%
23 %
24%
91%
Aug 27
5
23%
27,300
6,900
12
May 21
2
28
27%
89%
41
21% Jan
27'%
27%
12
37
27% Feb
27%
27%
28
93
20
Jan
17,800
11%
Helme
13
52
91
6
27
51 '/a
52%
22%
*36
20
52%
511/4
'26%
50
7,900
52
123
51'%
51
x24
33%
3,500
11%
7
29 Yb Oct
51'A
*121
123
30
1,400
92 %
7
Oct"
51'%
51
*121
50 %
50%
33'/a
34
33%
51
123
1
Inc
23% Feb
22%
33%
51
♦121
500
29%
11'%
5
19
33 VB
50
29%
88'%
Aug
120
29%
5,300
11%
Industries
(H J) Co
36
1
29%
5
Corp of America common
4 Va %
preferred
33% July
16
30
29%
5
Marx
Hat
Heller
% Dec
12
50
94
123
*121
97
231/4
33%
49%
50%
23'%
*94
30%
97
1.25
Co
&
33
33%
121
121
1
Corp
Chemical
Schaffner
16
92% Feb
July 22
18% July 15
29%
30%
*22%
94
30%
23 Va
16,100
7
Dec
70
2.)%
30%
23 'A
30 Va
*23 'A
_
88
Aug 30
13
30
30%
47 Va
33%
Dec
61% Apr
*94
3C0
53%
48
47%
*11%
84
104% Dec
Hart
95
33
50%
1
7.50
Corporation
Harshaw
23 %
95
100
Harris-Intertype
Harsco
30%
22%
53%
47%
54
47%
11%
55
16
Co
Refrac.com
preferred
30
95
47%
84%
4
31
Organ
Harbison-Walker
6%
2.50
Co
30%
23%
*93
29%
*53 ;
11%
17
74% Dec
Hammond
Paper
"V
100
,
83%
Jan
118% Apr
Hammermill
30%
*22%
5
1
common
preferred
47%
l
May 20
1
Co
54
47%
5
37 % Feb
i
Printing Co
Watch
convertible
53%
48 Va
Hayes
77
3
(W F)
4%
" V
5
Haveg Industries Inc
78
82% Nov
13% Jan
143
Hall
Hamilton
54%
47%
*54
25
5
Jan
2
11
2
25% Dec
13
6
5
Dec
Dec
55% Apr
66
Aug 31
29
22
105
11
27
Jan
64% Jan
19"
2
29 % Jan
11% Jan
75% Sep
%
.26% Sep
31
27% Apr
92
16
26
35
20
16% Jan
Mar 24
61% Feb
13
79% May
5
129
22 % May 26
3
Mar
21
57% Jan
5
Oct
21% May 24
Jan
19
5
7
34
50
Co
21 Va Dec
20
16% Jan
Water
Halliburton
88% Jun
24% Nov
43% Sep 21
12 Va Dec 30
Hackensack
4
July 23
30
34% Oct
July
26
55
114% Aug 31
36% Aug 14
28% Nov
~6
44 Vb Feb
122 Va
Sep
51 % Jan
100
Corp
-5
Johnson
Inc
Laughlin
♦82
'4
Steel common_10
5%
preferred series A
_100
Jorgenaen (Earle M) Co
1
96'A
96%
96%
14%
14 VB
14%
14%
14%
40Va
40%
40
40%
40%
42%
.
1
96%
*96 "a
18%
63
63%
96%
96-b
14%
Joy Manufftotiirins: Co
17%
;.
17%
.
17%
33,500
,62%
63%
34,200
96%
96%
96%
14 Va
'
20
29,300
14%
14%
15
51 %
52%
51%
52%
480
1,800
11,700
Volume
Number
193
6023
The Commercial
Chronicle
and Financial
(393)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
LOW
STOCKS
Year 15)59
Range for Year 1960
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICE8
Wednesday
Tuesday
Jan. 16
STOCK
YORK
Jan. 17
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Jan. 19
Jan.20
Shares
Jan. 18
K
37
Feb
9
65
93% Feb
42% Dec
■
10
120
31
48
Feb
10
107
•
107..
Feb
101-
July 27.
105
% Oct
45
Mar
Jan
23
82% Jun
19
•98
89% Feb
85% July 10
93
72 'A Sep
88% Feb
21
86% Jan
" Mar
•
39% Feb
13
28 % Jan
2
11% Dec
28
43% Feb
9
31% Feb
23
7
11
Jan
12
36
Apr
a
Kansas
17
Jan
20
95 % Oct
5
Oct
4%
16 Vs July 11
Kayser-Roth Corp—
51% Dec
Kellogg
25
50% Jan
13
30 % Aug
25
30
6
1007/a Jan
5
Sep 30
36% July 18
55% Jan
21
65% Dec
30
21
28% Nov
18
46 '/a
July 22
8
Kern
County
4 Va %
5
7
46% Jan
6 2'A Feb
11
897/a Dec
20
18% Dec
21
Steel
Dec
29
85
Feb
26
77
Jan
7
13% May
6
21
Nov
16
14% Feb
30% Nov
4
35
Aug
5
3
27% Sep
197/b Jun
5
11 % Dec
5
22
25% Oct
28
Oct
21
82
% Apr
11
17
36% Dec
7
29
33
V
(E J)
Kresge
(S
(S
6
20 % Jan
8
2
Kroger
36
Jan
5
K
Kress
V
H)
25% Dec
29
Laclede
36 Va Dec
21
4.32%
4% Mar 11
3% July 12
21% Sep
30% Mar 23
18
10% Feb
-
12
15% July
29
22
37% Jan
Sep
1% Jan >2
3 %
14% Dec
10
8
4
Jan
14'A
51%
35%
Jan
7
18% Jan
2
24% Dec
37/8 Mar 11
19% Jun
29
10% Nov
23
13% Jan
98% Oct
2
152
31
Oct
14
48
Mar
63 % Jun
79 Va Dec
13
7
Lehn
28% Sep
9
70 Va Jan
22
5
12 Va Dec
6
91 Va Jan
13
78% May 19
Jan
4
151
46 % Nov
23
61
140
5
1
7%
Nov
18
28
Sep
23
Nov
13
9
43% Sep
23
61% Jan
4
9% Sep
21
14% Mar 23
12% Jan
4
Dec
29
73% Nov 30
57% Jan
12
24% Sep
18
39% Apr
18% May 11
20
57
63
10% Mar
73
July
8
14
17% July 10
9
29% Jan
2
36% Apr
15
Dec
16
104
79% Dec
30
89
96
90% Mar
16
81% Dec
36% Dec
31
36% Jun
26
447/o Nov
27
'30% Jan
13
43% Dec
30
4
96
Jan
80
Jan
8
81
6
38% Feb
88
14
1
52% July
7%
7
78 % Jan
22
20% Jan
4
6
91% Jan
4
18
21
Jan
0
8
83
July 12
104% Mar
6
18% Nov
5
34% Apr
5
15% Oct
27% Sep
28
Jan
26
22
Mar
Sep
3
123% Jun
9
114% Dec
28
32 »A Jan
6
50% Dec
21
29% Oct
7
118
47V2 Dec
28
441/s Oct
<
41% Dec
21
7
48
79
4
85 Va Aug
17Va Oct
14
20% Jan
16 >b May
3
21
f
1
47% Oct
32% Nov
20
3 Va Dec
78
Mar 17
40% Dec
2
50 Vs Dec
18
71/4 Jan
4
35% Nov
21
14
31
_
Dec
El Co
.
Madison
8
R)
26
89% Jan
4
93
Mar 28
65% Dec
20
26% Oct
19
38% Jan
6
Masonite
40% Oct
31
53 % Aug
1
May
Jan
12
Oct
5
When
43% Nov
9
31
44 Va Jan
18
38
Dec
1
22% Mar
7
40% Dec
21
M
31 % Dec
7
2 6'A Feb
3
41% Dec
21
McCall
Jan
2
42
Oct
30
28 Va Sep
28
40% Jan
15
12
Dec
16
77 % Dec
31
94 % Feb
5
70
Dec
19
94 Va Aug
5
15% Feb
80 Vs Feb
29
Dec
8
30
99
37% Jan
54
Mar
30
9
17% Dec
14
32% Dec
29
Feb
16
48% July 16
C
A
f
72
Dec
31
21% July 17
33
Dec 24
4
.
$6
29
McDonnell
45% Jan
21
Nov
18
31% Nov
18
8 % Feb
13
10% Sep
11
5% Dec
20
2
27% Dec
10
15% Dec
7
Feb
2
31 Va Aug
4
24
Dec
8
25% Nov
17
87
51
95 % Mar 26
29% Oct
26
23% Jan
2
29% Dec
22
Dec
30
85% Apr
7
78
29 'A Jan
Jun
2
7
38
91% May 15
67
Feb
9
71
Nov
17
85
Feb
6
44% Jan
8
70
Dec
14
For
footnotes,
see page
81%
81%
81%
81 Va
81%
25%
26
25'%
26
25%
251/s
4,400
53%
54%
54Vs
55%
55'A
56 «/4
34,200
~10%
10%
11
11
11 Vs
11 Vs
11 Va
11%
11%
18,200
15,400
.
v
5 % %
conv
McDermott
51%
y
51 Vs
51%
25%
25Vs
,
26
26%
14,800
87%
90
90%
92%
91%
92%
92%
94%
31,600
28 Vs
28%
28 Vs.
Jan
7
14
30 Va Dec
84% Sep
30% May 25
37
Dec
73
Jan
96 Va Jun
70
Jan
8
84
8
85 % Dec
30
7
29
2
-'Aug 31
23
&
28%
28%.
42,300
28%
29
16
15%
16
15%
15%
16
16%
16%
16%
21,700
23%
23V4
23%
23%
231/s
23Vi
24%
24%
24%
33,000
45%
Vlr
136%
43%
*100%
*85
,
*88
40%
45%
46%
45%
45%
140
44%
44%
44%
*100%
*100 Va
101 %
*85%
•
861/2
*85
89
*88
*88
*125
lOlVa
45
45%
*100'/a
*85
89
89
101%
9,400
10
*85
86%
*88
45%
101%
'
.
430
138
137%
1011/2
8 61/2
32,000
693,100
S3
%
135
45%
46
46 'A
%
45%
46 'A
S3
S3
135
435
46
45%
1°0
IS
hi
*135
139%
44'A
101%
86%
89
86%
*88
89
23,200
41 Vs
40%
Va
40%
41%
41 Vs
41%
41%
41%
*137
138Va
137%
137%
137%
138 Va
137 Va
138 %
139%
139 %
53
53 Va
53%
53%
53%
54:
53%
54
53%
53 %
2,000
54%
55
55%
55'A
56 %
51
57
51%
53%
15,700
5,700
54%
41
220
-
27%
*116
& Co
Corp
4%
Shoe
Merck
$3.50
&
Co
Inc
preferred
Mergenthaler
*116
391/4
38%
451/4
38%
*45Vs
28' *
28
28
119
38
-
*45Vs
45%
600
i
119
♦116
39
■
'
38'A
18,800
45 %
300
44
44%
83%
44
45 Va
44%
45
ve
451/4
45
45'A
45'A
45%'
03 Vs
83%
83%
83%
83%
83%
83 Vs
430
84
22 %
21%
22
22 Vs
21 %
22'A
22
22«A
29,600
40%
48%
38%
2%
39% -40
21%
39%
41 Va
41
41'A
41 %
43Vs
13,100
2%
2%
2%
17%
17%
17%
17%
40 Va
47
37%
2%
17
23%
4%
*44%
45
>
,
8,400
46%
51 %
52Vs
31,600
39%
38%
38%
5,300
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
6,000
17%
17%
17%
*17%
17%
24%
47'/a
48%
48%
50%
51
51%
38
38%
38%
38%
39
23 Va
23%
23%
24 «/b
23%
4%
24
4%
46
*83 %
4%
4Va
4%
4%
24 %
4%
5
1,900
1,800
24%
7,200
5
131/4
13V4
13%
3,100
25%
25
25%
15,300
20%
19%
20%
21'A
20
20%
19,600
55 Va
56
55%
56
55%
56%
56%
57%
27,200
57%
57%
57
57'/a
57%
57%
20
55
56 Va
57 V*
100
*90V4
64%
5
*90%
93
64%
100
*75%
26%
37%
100
75
"95
93'/a
Inc—1
32%
37
par
39'A
32%
13 A
3
50c
100
*
"
1
Inc—
common
Co
"
1
34,700
32%
33
15,000
31 'A
31%
47
48
32 Vs
32%
33
32%
31%
31 'A
31%
31%
31%
46 Vs
46%
47%
4 6'A
47%
75
76
7514
76
77
77
*751,4
77
*68
70
*76%
77%
*68
70
68
'.
68
*76%
77%
*75%
77
10
69
30
69
*76%
77%
10
29%
38
.33,100
1,800
8,500
77
75%
75 Va
26 Va
26%
26%
27
27%
28'A
28'A
37%
38
37 %
38
371/2
37%
*37%
36%
37%
37
37%
37%
37%
37%
39
38 %
39
38%
38%
3 8'A
38%
38%
40
33 'A
33'A
1,400
14%
36,300
*75%
32 Va
32%
33Vs
33%
33%
331/s
13%
14Vs
14
14%
14'A
14'/2
14%
75%
75Vs
*75 Vs
75%
*95
J4
75
75%
*95
97
93%
95
75%
97
95%
97
95
96
96
32%
331/2
33'A
33%
33
24%
25 %
24%
25V4
24%
34%
33%
35
34
35
35
115%
116
31%
*82
,,
*79 Va
87%
>
36%
80'A
80
89'A
10
96
33
116%
720
95
96
25%
115 Va
2,200
76
*95
33%
24%
32 Vs
82 %.
300
76%
31 %
40 'A
3,000
15,100
*75%
21%
36 Va
79Va
i-16%c
par
65%
34%
24
par
.-3%
No
<
64 Vs
25 A
34%
115% 118/a
38
*89
1
100
common
65%
34
—9
No
92%
65 Vs
46 %
*74%
30
92%
65%
75
..
2,500
57 Vs
93
93
24ys
2.50
—3
Cement
64%
65%
57
*90'A
31
31%
47 Va
76
77%
70
77
*68
*90V4
93
-
33 %
32%
33
par
Inc__
Llnotvne
19%
65%
31%
v./
Co
Co
27%
28
119
*116
38'A
19Vs
Co
Corp
Stores
*27%
28%
119
371/4
13 Vs
preferred series B„
Mercantile
*116
37%
22
..
.
1
Robbins
Portland
*27%
28
119
37'A
25%
No
Co
Trucking
Melville
Apr
28 Vs
28%
6,600
23Va
6%
17%
38 V4
90.,
Medusa
2?.
51'A
251/4
90Ye
28%
15%
> ;
10
Mead Corp common
—_5
4 Va % preferred (1st series)—100
29% Mar 16
26
511/4
24%
6%
17%
McLean
21
58 % Mar
51
25
13%
Publishing
&
McKesson
20 Vs Nov
8
Ray)
MrQuay Norris Mfg
88
25% Mar 10
(J
Aircraft
(A G)
28
77% Jan
30y8
51
29
McKee
Nov
85
.
31%
29
39%
48
110
24%
No par
4
83%
148 V2
50%
14%
30%
15
♦147
29
14'A
29%
23
83V4.
83%
25%
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
No par
Jan
83
83
51 'A
11
9
2,700
33
*
187/8 Jan
28% Jan
•
29'%
McGraw-Hill
51 % Jun
'
29%
30
4
37% Sep
41% Jun
79%
54
109% Dec
357/8 Jan
20% Jan
50
79%
25%
25%
McGraw-Edison Co
24% May 11
7,800
12,000
53%
preference B
11
20
5'A
27%
79
100
27% Nov
31% Oct
51/4
27%
25%
preferred
convertible
39 Va Jan
21% July 25
51/4
27'%
13
McCrory Corp common
3Va% convertible preferred
5
27
1,300
17'/2
5%
271/4
25%
Corp
9
14% Dec
17%
17%
17V2
5
27%
54%
11 Va
;_No par
May
8
17%
27
80
No par
—
Nov
65 % Feb
4%
8,800
7,800
11,100
1%
26
27 Vs
38%
37 ]A
39%
33
14%
75
97
94
.
Inc
19
24
17%
41/2
1%
13'A
No
Corp
86 Va Dec
Oct
17%
27%
27
1%
1%
1%.
53 Va
1
27
28
1%
25%
series
1959
Dec
4
41/2
1%
13
mc_
18
58
5,100
24%
.
——
85
18
15%
79
No par
"W)
Maytag Co
29
15%
13 %
common
preferred
McCord
5
17Vs
4%
27%
15%
25%
.
-No par
Stores
preferred
(J
9
19% Feb
17,600
.
13
:
issued
3%%
Mays
30
32% Nov
4%
27%
*76%
22
31
1%
1 Va
17%
*17
\
preferred 1917 series_No par
18% Jun
13% Dec
1,300
18%
16'A
15%
200
30%
18% [
1%
preferred 1945 series-No par
27% Dec
29
16'A
*29%
18
12%
31 Va
46 Va
75
32 % Sep
July 29
15%
30 Va
-
30
4
Corp
Dept
$3.40
29
6
17%
12%
$3.75
,
77% Aug 31
25% Dec
30
17%
30
$3.75
Aug 31
72
29%
17%
25
Co
12
18
24
*29%
17%
25%
20%
55Va
4V4%, preferred--.]
Martin
|
Feb
29%
12%
1
93V2 Jan
82
29'A
171/4
'
—
30
1
27
11
—
12%
No par
Oct
Aug 26
40
1
Marquardt Corp——_—
Marshall Field & Co com
71 Va Dec
3,700
25%
*371/2
40
—5
Products
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
71 Va Aug
25%
*37Vt
29%
12.50
1
Midland Corp_
Marine
0
4
25%
40
121/4
10
1
1
Exploration
12_
65% Jan
25%
*37'A
30
8
21
72 'A Mar 17
25%,
261/4
41
12V4
1
Shirt——
Dec
9
25%
*37%
29 Vs
LJ-——1
Sugar Co—
59
65 Vs Nov
; 25%
4Vs
29%
17%
12%
100
f
_.
547/8 Dec
79
26%
41
,
29
par
Co—-
&
40 % Jan
78
9,500
12%
-100
|—
Co„_
(P
Manhattan
5
33%
15%
1
Copper—
Mallory
Manati
19
33%
28%
10
Inc
Fund
0
Jan
33%
15%
50
17
72% Jan
33%
4
Co Inc common
25
72
33Va
89 Va
preferred series A—,
44% Feb
Mar 31
33
24%
preferred (w w)
(R H)
4%%
40% May 23
Mar 26
33'A
12Vs
28%
5
10
81
32%
17%
100
12
81
15,600
33%
12
preferred—
51% Dec
16
1,300
30%
15%
Trucks Inc—
59% Jan
22
13%
30%
28%
6%
"4
Dec
13%
31
29%
"
common—10
Forbes
V 2
Dec
13%
30 Va
M
,
&
42 'A Jun
71
13%
31
4,500
441/4 Nov
71
13%
30%
2,600
Automotive
24
34,300
*13'/a
31%
17%
Maremont
53% Feb
25%
24%
13%
15%
Oil
46% May 22
25
24%
13%
30%
60%
Maracaibo
6
26 Va
23
14
31
50%
Manning Maxwell & Moore
May 19
6,400
17%
18
Oct"
29%
60
22
46
251/4
29%
15%
5% Jan
34
251/2
250
29%
18
4% Jan
Apr
291/4
60
21
36
291/4
15%
1% Jun
62% May 11
29 Vs
54,000
17Vs
Magma
14
29%
37%
15%
27% Jan
32 >s Jan
29Vs
V:
8,700
36%
.
59 Va
6
•
371%
18
26
88
36%
151/2
Magnavox
16% Oct
37%
60%
Macy
4
35%
*
24Va
4%
Mack
22
37
79%
15%
2
18% Jan
351/4
367/a
♦79
17%
7
29% Jan
79%
58%
23
31
79%
18
Jun
29
791/2
15%
18
22 % Oct
79%
58'A
50% Jun
12% Dec
80
18
4% Jun
9
80
Y
15
19% Sep
26
2,400
41%
8,200
& Sons Inc_
(M)
1
7% Jan
26%
41%
26 Vs
50
33
28% July 30
26%
411/4
176,400
(Ky)_No
6
21V2 Dec
2 6 Va
40%
*38
100
5
22% Nov
2
26 %
40 ya
> 32%
—100
19% July
7
26%
40%
29%
common
17
18
*261%
40%
>
22%
i.100
15 7/s Nov
4% Dec
26%
40
40%
79Va
13%
30%
•
.
1
22% Mar 16
16'A Dec
7,100
26 Vs
27
_
1
5
23V2 Jan
19,400
17%
29%
1
15'A Jan
Jun
85
17%
58
17
55
600
83%
17%
15%
26
59% Jan
38
85
17%
59%
18 Vs
Oct
33
*37%
84
17V2
15%
31% Feb
34% May 10
38
85%
17Vs
58%
18
v
30
37%
84%
171/4
28%
,
'
Jan
371/2
8 5Vs
17Vs
*36 Va
;•
1
23
37% Mar
87 Va Mar 30
37 Va
84%
17%
29V4
E preferred
&
37
84%
79Va
34%
,
17
Dec
43% July 10
37
Lukens Steel Co—
-3.33%
Lykes Bros Steamship Co———10
5%%
49 Va Feb
30
2
30
36%
84'A
17Vs
26%
39%
30%
preferred
Co
MacAndrews
Aug 16
0
52% Jan
Jan
21,800
51%
Nashville-
&
Lowenstein
•>
124
78% Sep
37
51,800
28%
83%
Inc
D
(P)
>'•/
35
13,600
73%
27%
147'/a
preferred——
Louisville
30
7
B
Louisville Gas
1
14 % Dec
25
27
531/4
70
Co com
10
preferred——.—100
series
Lorillard
1
49% Dec
July 29
Nov
15% Jan
52%
71%
2 8'/a
511/4
Inc—u.
Co
series
4.35%
2
Sep
47 % Dec
July 10
92
Sep
142
4
531/4
69%
Lighting
series
5.2%
27 Va
———
4.25%
90
34% May 18
23
57<>
22
52%
83 Vs
preferred
conv
Island
42 % Sep
20
Jan
Long
Aug 19
87'A Nov
130 >2 Mar
71 % Jan
69
102
21
14
48% July
7
1427% Mar 25
3
131 % Dec
Mar
Apr
140'A Dec
52 Vs
147 %
Aircraft Corp
4.84%
8
52%
,
.—50c
Rights
Feb
111
25,000
_7
common
26
79
j\
Gas
139% Jan
78%
51%;, yi
Star
7
791/4
50%
Lone
112% Dec
78%
51%
4
48
791/2
148 Va
21
3
78%
50%
Dec
17
*78%
5
Corp—
19% Nov
78
*147%
Cement
35% May
11,800
52%
Star
5
29'A
148 V2
Lone
26
28%
82%
Loew's
37% Jan
1,700
28%
51%
Lockheed
46% Jan
351/4
28%
*1471/2
5
27
34%
291/4
52
4
21
351/4
28 %
83
19
36'A Nov
34%
29%
148
32% Jan
28% Sep
35%
29
5
Theatres
2,600
35 Vs
29%
79 :f,
148
51 %
31 %
30 Va Jan
Aug
21,900
52%
-82 Va
17
Feb
14%
52
35%
—-2.50
Industries
141/4
52
71
5
Elqplronics-
Litton
141/4
52
281/a
__No par
.
Corp.——
20
14
69
No par
Link Belt Co—
96% Dec
141/4
51 Va
35
27'/a
;
100
Corp-yi—_——5
Lionel
8,600
14
51
69Vs
preferred——
Ling-Temco
43%
1
Products
34% Aug 10
431/4
27%
1
Lijy.Tulip Cup
531/4
441/2
27 Vs
Liggett & Myers' Tobacco com—^.25
i.f4:
4
52%
441/s
,
67%
No par
—
Stores Corp__
53 »A
44%
15
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeil & Libby
——
Aug 31
Jan
Fink
&
531/4
441/4
10
Corp_
Lerner
29
24
53%
44%
52V4
5
pfd ser A
conv
Lehman
54'y
27%
1
Tire_.
&
300
12,300
54
-44
69%
—50c
Rubber
36%
54
53 Va
25
Bryant—
/Lehigh Valley RR
9% Oct
28
80% Jan
140% Dec
15
22
Jan
9
.3,200
27%
pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Inc/
$1.50
8
7% Jan
46% Oct
67% Apr
500
77
52%
8
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries com
Apr
76%
*36
:.y
Lee
29% Jan
22
89%
68%
•
.
4
1
26
41
"
89%
28 Vs
78%
;/:■
6
28
4
_
23
35%
,
G
common:.:
6
3% Oct
10
—
1
preferred series A—.
13 Va Jan
24% July 26
79% Aug 27
Co
Gas
32% Aug
16% Sep
36
;■
*
90
-
_1
Paper Co__±
24% Jan
12
4
90%
14
5
1
30
Mar 15
22
31% Mar
57% Dec
*88%
50%
10
Lane
1 % Dec
10% Jan
90
51 Va
;
Lear
6
30
*881/4
14Vs
10
20
Apr
22
87
13%
10
25
25
6% Dec
*86
50%
ilOO
Jan
25% Oct
26% Sep
87
44 %
—
Consolidada 6 %
La
11
22
27
20
i
*86
43 Va
_1
23% Jun
Jun
86 Va
4,100
25
2
13% May
*85
54
1
L
10
27% Mar 11
27
94%
77%
Co__
Sutherland
P
18% Feb
7
86%
*92%
36%
—100
&. Co—.
Co—
22
2
*84%
94%
77
CO—
Kroehler Mfg
36% Mar
v
22
34 % Apr
86%
*92%
36%
Inc*
S)
34 Va Jan
10
34% Jan
23 % Nov
*84%
931/4
77
78
'=
93'A
100
-
.
601/4"
77
1
preferred—-
Korvette
12
Jan
4%
23% Jan
8
86%
93%
59%
77 \
36
Koppers Co Inc common—
21
*841%
60
36
5
6
15% Oct
86%
59%
76 t-r;
—
4
24 % Jan
*76
36%
Corp__
31% Jan
17
77
75%
King-Seeley
Keystone
46% Jan
3% Dec
59
*76
93 V4
.
500
2.40J
;
77'-,
90
2.50
2
19% Oct 21
6
28% Nov
112
"
59%
58%
36 Vs
preferred
Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark
12
25
100
.
106
♦100
,
75%
I common
Indus
24
26% Mar
59%
112
20,100
46
105
*88'A
prior
conv
34% Oct
43 'A Mar
V
*100
40%
96
45%
105
36%
54%
par
Co
Land
Kerr-McGee Oil
25% Dec
34% Jan
110%-
•
103%
t
75
No par
Apr"" 7
18
104
50c
Copper—
51 % Mar 13
24
<
90
*36
1
2
29
111
94
73 %•
y
-8
22
17% Sep
*100
IO31/2
110 V2
104
40%
*92
86%
^
37% Oct
27 % Jun
104
40%
*85
—
27% Jan
32% Nov
45%
39%
86Va
8.75
Thermos Co_
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
77
96
*45
*85%
*88'A
;••«*
50
——*
16% Dec
29%
*92
45%
*84%
.'
No par
Light Co—
Co__
Kennecott
20
25
96
*45
86%
Hayes Co—
Kendall
6
&
Co
Kelsey
17
Jan
74% Nov
*93
45%
V *84%
*92%
.j,
—100
_.
com
Electric Co—No
Kansas Power
71% Oct
: 54% July 22
96%
*45
♦76
preferred
non-cum
Kansas Gas &
8
64
7
38'A
96%
97
45%
76
76
——100
preferred——
City Southern
.••„
39%
38%
38
38%
105 .'
llK59% 1 60 • *
...
100.
39% Aug 24
70% Apr
31 % Apr
,1
/
100
preferred-—-—
4%
1
Apr
.>:••
par
.,
104
*100
-
.
pfd—100
conv
preferred——I.
4.35%
7
Jan
preferred_^_100
preferred
Kansas
28
59
*45
4.20%
8
37%
.
,*93
50.
100
10
44% Oct
43
Corp
33%
preferred—_10Q
preferred-——
16
Oct
31% Nov
Chem
4.50%
v
22 % Sep
45 % Oct
<fc
City Pr & Lt'Co com_No
3.80%
July 28
30% Oct
24
29
54% July
4
117% Feb
(s«r of 1959J
Alum
'
4
50% July 31
7
4%%
37% Sep
Sep
23
90% Oct
if
Jan
79% Jan
13% Dec
17
convertible
90
9
62% Sep 29
34% July 12
41% May 12
July 27
4%%
90
-33% Nov
50
13
Kaiser
87
V,
6
85 7/s Feb
6
12
38% Aug 28
5
preferred——1
May
79% Aug
82% Mar 18
5
convertible
4%%
#7
59% Dec
8
25
80 % May 23
27
May 20
4%%
6
125
3
6
5
122% Jan
'i
30
74
'
54% Jan
111% Jan
Sep
Mar 11
82
25
Sep
41% Feb
5
12
July 27
92% Jan
79% Sep
86
34
Oct
>57% Apr .17
18
24% Nov
Sep 29
86
42% Jan
8
24
130
.,.
20
73% Nov
July
135 V
Nov 23
"46% Oct
32
July 27
,,
1151/4
950
1
33»A
12,900
2 4Vs
24,400'
35%
11,700
3,600
116%
116'A
116%
15
1,600
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
29%
30%
29%
30
291/4
29%
29%
30
29 %
29%
29% s
29 Vs
30
39%
3 8 Va
3S'A
39
39%
13,500
"
x29
39%
*29
29
38%
40
^
8,400
2,700
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
3,700
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
*171/4
17%
l.COO
39
3 8'/a
391/4
37%
38%
4,500
38
38
38%
89
89
•24%
24
24%
31%
*89
31 %
90 %
24
6%
*89
23%
90%
24%
3>00
31%
31%
31%
4,400
82'A
82'A
31%
31 Vs
821/4
82 %
*82V4
83'A
36
36%
*35%
36
78%
79%
78'A
79 %
77%
791/2
79%
79%
79 Va
88 A
87%
88%
*77
351%
79%
87%
31%
,
*77
86 Va
50
23%
36%
82%
90%
24
36%
*82
*89
80
*351/3
36
600
77%
78
27,700
*77
88%
81
89%
100
10,500
■v
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(394)
22
.
.
Monday, January 23, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Prevlova
Bange for Year 1960
Year 1959
Highest
Lowest
16Va
Lowest
iNov
6
27% Jun
22*}*
18
533/4 Jan
15
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
8% Dec
16
18 % Feb
23
1
42 Va Dec
28
70% Jan
4
45% Dec
16
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
Nov
14
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
Mar 19
24% Jun
10
74% Jan
B
84
Merrltt-Chapman & Scott
Machine
Mesta
Tuesday
Jan.
Par
25
reu
82 Va July
37
NEW
Highest
Jan. 17
16
AND
HIGH
SALE
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Friday
Jan.
1!)
the Week
Jan. 21)
Thursday
Jan. 18
Shares
12.50
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
121/4
12%
12%
5
50%
51 %
51%
521/4
52%
53
52%
53
52%
53%
2,200
No par
43 %
44
42%
43%
43%
45%
46%
471/4
46%
47%
pfd—100
58,800
♦81%
83
♦82%
83
82%
83
*82%
83'/2
*82%
83%
60
Co
Dec
28
88% Apr 15
98
Mar 13
83% Jan
13
93% Sep
8
4.35%
♦89%
91
*89 «/2
91
*89%
91
30
88
Mar 31
75% Feb
15
82
Oct
10
3.85%
preferred series
preferred series
100
75 % Nov
100
♦81
82 Va
*81
82%
*81
82
74% Nov
12
87
Apr 28
75% Jan
19
82
Nov
14
3.80%
preferred series__
100
*81.
82 %
82
82
*811/2
83
4.45%
preferred series—
South Utilities Inc
Enterprises Inc
100
10
*90%
91%
32%
33%
1
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5
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
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94%
94%
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95%
40
40 %
40%
401/4
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42 %
43
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43
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21%
21
21%
21%
22
22%
47,000
74% Dec
22
84
80
Jan
v
30
99% Mar 11
Jan
23
68
33'
83 % Jan
9
111% Jan
28
18% Feb
Va Dec
20
Middle
58
Jan
22
Midland
59% Feb
3
41
Dec
22
Aug 11
60% Nov
2
29
15% Oct
95
33
4
16
9
12
48% July 25
Feb
27
88
Jan
5
95% Dec
2
88
May
2
40% Nov
15
92
15% Oct
24% Mar 20
150
38
31% Dec
14
35 Vb Oct
20
19% Nov
16
31% Dec
23
8
26
24% Jan
88
Jun
17
Apr
19
33% Jan
4
30
41% Mar 16
35
3% Dec
20
6% Jan
7
48% Jan
29% Jun
15
39
Jan
Feb
17
22% Sep
7% Oct
26
15% Jan
1
11
10
20% Jan
30
12% Jan
8
18% Apr
27
15
9
70
5
60
Not
8
78% Aug 14
70
Oct
12
12% Nov
24
16
Jan
19
18% Nov
23
24
Jan
29
11% May 9
11% Oct 26
11% Dec
80% Mar 11
1
68% Jan
Jan
Aug
87% Mar 23
15% Jun
23
19% Jan
6
13% Jan
11
22
18% May 28
9% Dec
Jan
2
6% Dec
9
383A Jan
8
35% Sep
20
55% jan
8
33% Dec
30
21% Jan
27% Dec
28
14% May 26
56% July 27
35% Mar 2
22
21
29% Aug 31
Sep
20'A Jan
14
20% Oct
7
13
26% Mar
25
Feb
40% Feb
2
53% Dec
23
24% Feb
~3—
24
57% Sep
Feb
9
24
Dec
19%
20
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71%
72%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33
32%
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37%
37%
38
37%
38
37%
38
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36%
36%
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5
36%
5,600
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25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
34%
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34%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
22
43% Jan
2
25% Sep
13Vb Nov
32
Jan
2.50
Paper
No par
1
Class B
..
5,500
38,300
6,200
12,500
35%
35%
9,600
3%
3%
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4%
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4
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46
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35 V*
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35
34%
35
32%
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32
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32
32
37%
37%
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200
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400
7%
7%
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44
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45%
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46
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2,800
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34%
351/4
4,500
31%
45%
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14%
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10%
60
700
13
44%
45%
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74
12%
7%
1,500
70
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par
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74
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13
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70
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70
72%
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,
12%
5
12
4
«
20%
2
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Montana Power Co
—No
i
4
40%
No par
Monsanto Chemical Co
31%
31%
32%
3,500
:
50,400
39%
38
38%
38
7%
9,300
10
21
53% Jan
4
Montgomery
Moore-McCormack Lines
12
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
Morrell
11%
11%
10
11%
11%
Co
2,000
34%
35 %
34%
34%
34
34%
34%
34%
33%
34%
14,100
—
3
77%
80
76
78%
79%
78
79%
78%
80%
19,400
Monterey Oil
Co
14% Jan
7
28
47% Jan
19
24
98
Oct
27
23% Jan
4
7
19% Dec
5
Sep 28
28% Jan
22
Mueller
21
Munsingwear
(John)
Motorola Inc
Motor Wheel
May 31
M
&
17% Oct
25
21
30
53% Mar
22
5iy4aug 4
31% July 24
47% Dec
24% Not
4
29% Sep
12
Murray
5
19% July 1«
12% Feb
1
06% Jun
17
NAFI
Natco
Co
41%
par
28'A
28%
28%
29
Corp
>33
29
28%
11%
7%
28%
42
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39
8
7%
7%
7%
28%
29
43,700
29
56,300
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
5,400
32%
31%
32 %
32
32%
32 %
32%
31%
32%
7,600
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17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 3
8
17%
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23%
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23%
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23%
23 %
231/4
23%
23%
5
18%
18%
18%
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18%
18%
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18%
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19
1
2,300
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48
45%
47
44
44%
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45
46
4,200
10
27%
27%
27%
27%
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271/2
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27%
27%
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31
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29
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10
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of
39
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1
39
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No
Co
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Fuel
Industries
L
S
39
1
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11
20
Ontario
&
10% Sep 29
19
9,600
20
Mountain
25 % Sep
145
144
19%
■
Dec
40
8
25% Oct 24
23
146%
145%
41,400
70%
12% Nov
16
120
22%
71-v;
60% Oct
27
147
22
-
20%
26% 8ep
12% Oct
1,600
3,000
37% Oct
25
21% Mar
.'*!
70%
31% Aug 16
24
30% Oct
Jan
100
20
Montecatini
27% Aug 28
36%
16,900
'
22%
145
;
43
71%
11% Aug 22
25
146%
52
*94
60
32%
20
4
8
145%
:
951%
91%
*40%
42
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
5
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
Missouri ,Portland Cement Co—6.25
Missouri Public Service Co
1
Mohasco Industries Inc common
5
3%% preferred
100
4.20%
preferred
100
Mojud Co Inc—
.-1.25
Monarch Machine ToolNo par
Monon RR class A_—
25
15
17
Dec
Jun
147
52%
•
'
79
32%
42
70%
Mission Development Co
6
17
146
521%
*94
91%
911/2
321/e
;
20
Minnesota Power & Light
Mission
Corp
6
33% Dec
Jan
:—_10
Corp.—
~40
73%
Minnesota
Aug 16
2
8
Oil
83
90%
.
32%
42
*81 %
•
91%
32%
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83
40
82%
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;
V
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20%
29
52% May 25
45% July 29
1st preferred
*90
90%
32%
43
89 %
89%
82%
70%
4
24% Dec
7
Mar 10
common
90%
31%
*401/,
43
90
*81
20
38% Aug 31
37% Jan
July 12
16% July
4
34
60
1
31% Feb 24
4
Corp
Minerals & Chem Philipp Corp—_1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co__
1
Minn Mining
Mfg—_——No par
5
24
27
22
Apr
29% May
23
4% Sep
41% Jan
Jan
49 %
178% Jun
Sep
Oct
28
Mar~~5
39
"28*
8
17
123% Feb
July 21
29 Va July 29
5%%
Midwest
26% May 16
21
60
31% Apr
Midland-Ross
8
40 y4 Jun
,2
39 V* Jan
33% Dec
Dec
4
25% Mar 16
84 Va Dec
90
%
,
t
;
4,400
300
N
12% Nov
10
18
•
12
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18
Jun
17
50% Sep
15
40
Oct
13
54% Jan
4
16% Dec
23
63% May 6
29% Jan 22
10
Dec
1
17% Jan
4
Jan
24% Sep
49% Jan
Dec
8
21
15
22
"
34% May 6
56% Dec 30
164% Apr
3
National
Sep
10
14% Jan
•551/s Sep
25
80
Jan
143% Jan
8
12
30
157% Aug 12
12
J.'.
Can
National
Cash
12
32% Jan
15
20y4Nov 28
31
2
54% Jun
12
44% Jan
20
66 % Dec
5
8
35% Dec
7
24 y4 Dec
6
35% Jan
11
81% Dec
13
Sep
Jun
1
24
84
Nov
23
19
109
Apr
97% Feb
20
104
Feb
9
10
3
144% Jan
4 %
31
134% Mar 12
%
Inc
1
Chem
$4.50
7%
Lead
6%
preferred
10
132% Sep
Aug 18
17% Oct
19
24 Va Dec
21
Aug 28
24% Dec
0
43
Jan
6
371/2 Dec
3
38% Dec
25% Oct
12
40
Jan
14
74'/4 Jan
7
4
National Steel
15
98% Aug
6
40V* Mar 13
98 % Jan
23% Dec
8
National
4
17% Sep 22
9% Jun 10
14% Nov
131/2 Jan
24
5% Nov
22 % Dec
12
7
24
24
Jan
9
27% Nov
12
36% Jan
2
71% Dec
28
15
28
National
Tea
31
13
Jan
4
National
Theatres
25
29% Jun
10
National
Vulcanized
7% Jan
15
Natonas
27% Jun
29
Nautec
Dec
1
14% Mar
Nov
1
34% May 24
23%
13,800
27%
25,000
88
24
40% July 11
Newberry Co
71
21
82% Mar
2
107% Mar 11
16
49% Mar 13
21% Jan
Jan
34% Oct
29
33% Oct
6
36% May 22
May
6 '
33% May 11
23% May 11
.
Newport
32% Jan
7
New
York
Air
York
6
30% Jun
13
25
6% Jan
6
Preferred
29
10% Jan
6
Dec
24
20% Jan
5
4% Oct
25
12% Jan
5
24% Dec
29
38% Feb
17
12% Dec
7
27% Jan
11
2% Oct
25% Dec
11
71% Dec
29
84% Mar 11
33% Dec
15
41% Jan
14
65
Sep
18
Dec
23
73% Apr
77% Apr
1
69
74
Dec
21
85% Mar
3
79% Oct
29
88% Apr
2
91
-Sep
'/* Sep
27% Nov
20
108
17
102% Feb
16
12
23% May
72% Jan.
26
Jun
17
29
20 Va Nov
25
11% Dec
4
30'A Sep
23
*126%
23%
*23%
24
27%
28
28
29
29% '
28%
28%
80%
81%
80
81%
19%
20
20'%
21
12 y4 Dec
52%
76
Aug 17
3.60%
•9% Feb
1
20
18 y4 May
41% Jan
106% Jan
10
4
13% July 12
22% July 20
29% May
6
49
14
36
30
73
Jan
27
62% Dec
24
35% Jan
22
100 V* Oct
5
21
113% Mar
28
103
Nov
Jan
25
28
Dec
20
48% Dec
22
68
Mar 29
26% Feb
32% Sep
6
99% Jan
16
17
6
107% Aug
6
103 y4 Jan
4
112
18
101% Jan
13
110
35% Oct
25
48
22%
3,400
16%
17%
6 V*
6 %
6%
21%
22%
29%
29
29
5,200
37%
37%
37%
3,300
75%
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22%
23
82%
81
81%
75
75
22 Va
82%
22%
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22%
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67%
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45%
46%
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27
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19
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18%
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87,000
39%
40
39%
39 %
39 Va
39%
40,800
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7
3%
6%
14%
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76%
39%
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39%
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22,800
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70%
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79
78%
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99
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20
20
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99%
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20
20
20
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35
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46
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100
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preferred—
100
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5
44
44%
28
28 Vb
100
109%
104%
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109
109 %
108
104%
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46%
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65%
65 %
65%
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210
31%
32 Vb
31%
32%
32%
32 %
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104%
104%
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104%
104%
104%
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109
230
109
109%
109 %
109%
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106%
106%
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28%
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73%
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74
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22
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39 Va Der
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footnotes,
see
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22
preferred series
Dec
Northrop
4
Northwest
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17% Sep
z
4
27
22% Dec
13
Northwestern
20
59
27
Norwich
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Jun
4
*
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conv
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85
1
Inc
1
10
preferred:
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6c
Wire
Co
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Nov
31% Jan.
.
100
.
44
17%
L_25
24%
5
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28
85 Va
100
:
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page 26.
preferred series..
31% Jan
11,000
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73%
47
46%
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,
84%
$4.11
48,800
109
'
44%
60
(Minn)—
5
Aug 26
46%
700
3,700
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87
700
13%
32
$4.08
7,800
19%
65
9
3,500
36
19%
46
Sep
2,500
20%
103%
13%
31%
86
36
103
13%
64
States Pwr Co
36
103%
250
19 Va
Co
Pacific
*20%
35 %
102
20
99%
19%
2
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Northern
20%
100
105 %
13%
45%
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36
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50
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105%
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102
100%
101
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1
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105 V*
99%
23 VB
23%
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105%
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86% Aug 24
320
73
77%
72 Va
6
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77%
83%
31
77-%/
73
72%
Jan
76
73
83%
24% Mar 31
76%
77%
100
13% Oct
9,500
76%
100
80
3,000
29 Va
69%
preferred series—
10
>
40 Ve
*69
preferred series
Mar 25
2,000
8
39%
69%
$4.10
89
2,700
67
16%
76%
76%
40
$3.60
44% May 12
3%
6%
16%
Common
46 % Apr
44
Apr
3%
7%
16%
14
22
3%
*6%
14%
87% Sep
28
■
7%
14%
29% Aug 26
76% Sep
7
18
3%
6%
14%
/
8
24% Sep
9,500
19,000
39%
5
29% Dec
40
67%
49 Vi
39
25
11
27%
'
260
15,300
16%
17%
39
Jan
79 y4 Jan
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800
11%
48%
76
79% Dec
11%
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32% Jan
88% Mar 23
*10%
28%
37 Ve
67% Jan
28
11%
10%
37V4
Apr 20
77% Mar 17
79% Dec
5,200
28%
88% Mar 23
2
23,000
10%
29
86% Mar
6%
22%
50c
Corp
Northern
21
6 %
22%
37%
28
Dec
3,200
6%
22%
6 VB
22
27%
Dec
79
281,000
11
78% Dec
67
24,900
6%
23
37%
2
A
17%
5%
23
28%
16
Jan
17%
/
10%
22 Va Jan
25 %
17%
37%
Nov
57% May 22
17%
27%
3%
1
Northern
20
22 %
73
Aviation
8
Sep
Sep
22
28%
17%/
5
American
5 V* %
21%
100
North
24
21
2,800
37%
38%
6c Western Ry common—25
Adjustment preferred
25
6%
preferred
10
Norris-Thermador
21
22 Va
26V*
Norfolk
2
5,000
77%
Nopco Chemical Co
11% Mar
Jun
Sep
6
12
81%
'76%
Corp
4
Dec
17Y4 Dec
Sep 21
100% Oct
23
6%
22
68%
100
29
6 V*
23%
22%
■
100
25
81
*
preferred
20% Jan
81%
3,100
100
preferred
26% Sep
81
5%
74% 7,75
100
—
5.25%
Niagara Share
1,000
82
22%
29%
4.85%
15
30%
5%
x29%
9
Jan
29%
22%
par
7
22
28%
5%
14%
Aug
90% Oct
Dec
Feb
5
28%
22%
22%
par
102% Sep
108
28%
29%
81%
17%
24%
28%
5%
6%
preferred-:
preferred
02% Jan
128
24%
28 %
22%
*81%
100
preferred—
3.90%
4.10%
*126%
24%
28%
5%
14%
No
80% May
4
88% Aug 18
15
128
24%
22%
._1
1
4
Jan
*126%
24%
28%
Corp—
'i
preferred
7
80
128
'
5%
—100
A
Gas
09% Mar
28
108
Electric
74% Jan
-
160
37
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
3.40% preferred-:
—100
Mar 28
$3.75
18,500
28%
15
No
Common
14
130
92
154
22%
^,10% *"11%,
par
17
14
.
93
90 Va
*152%
91V4
5%
6%
1
19
6
4
16%
7,600
Hartford Co-
6c
series
5%
16%
8,100
154
90 V*
22%
22%
•.
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No
Shipbuilding Corp
State
>
10
Dock
73-
64
40% Dec
Y
.
100
:
Brake—:
New Haven
York
5%'
22%
/
pfd_100
39% Aug
17
Mar" 18
Y
1-5%
1
2,400
25%
57 3 a
*92%
93
93
88%
2434
57%
:r
*152 %
90%
*28%
_3
—
93
88%
88
*
4,200
-
154
24
28%
13% Mar 15
32
42
128%
V
93
89%
23%
65% Jan
23% Mar 10
102
*126V2
128
92 %
91 %
28%
■<
Mar 23
84% Jan
34
*126%
90%
par
29% Sep
80% Aug
13
23% Aug 23
44% July
2
108
Dec 22
--
*152%
Y Chicago 6c St Louis Co/
New
N
100 V* Oct
154
No par
Common
; N
N
5% Dec
10
92%
1
Central
31% Jan
8
57%
1
common
Ship 6c Dry
New
u
6
29% Mar
25 %
57
*152%
Mining Corp
14% Dec
25
57%
93
91"%
*92
Electric System——1
News
25%
153%
Co
preferred
Newmont
6
88 V4
56V4
90%
Inc
(J J)
England
47% Aug 22
88
25
56%
153%
Television—_1
Fibre
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
79% Jan
88%
25%
56%
No par
New
85
■■?-..
10
New
22% Aug
88'%
25
57
5
Corp
2
4
8
89
25%
56%
par
Cast_No
Aug 30
19% Jan
75% Jan
55
3%%
79% Aug 19
19
Apr 30
86 y4
Bros
89
24%
1
Neptune Meter Co__
38% Oct
22
9
Neisner
10
7,100
47,800
61%
.
23%
9%
69
23%
100
22%
660
151%
9%
67%
61%
1
24
9%
70%
26%
5
13
22%
150 y4
151
62
Co
26
4
22%
"
8%
68
27 Va
Corp—
26
35
27
29
Feb
68 '/a Oct
22
Nov
23%
151
9%
70%
61%
—4
6c
151%
8%
69%
10,900
'
26%
Co—
37% Apr
43% Feb
2
25% Feb
4% July 22
18
151%
9
7,700
12,100
.
62
Corp-.
4% Oct
6
72%
27%
Co
14% Oct
22
29"% Sep
National-Standard
18% Oct
19% Jan
231/2 Jan
20% Jan
27%
71%
10
Steel
4
10 % Mar 24
27 y. Nov
31
28 % Jan
27%
72%
61
B—
Service
6c
15
741/2 Dec
Dec
16% Oct
24% Mar 25
Dec
Sep 28
27%
2,800
',5,500
26%
Sugar Ref Co
68
27%
71%
—100
120% Jan
22
8
28%
100
44
Linen
u%;.
61%
common
2
Malleable
11%
,,
26Va
A
2
Natl
11%
60%
.»
10
Jan
National
11%
25%
Co
28% Jan
17
11%
„
%
61 %
No
Co
preferred
22%
13%
55
26%.
preferred
National
23%
13%
54
60%
Gypsum Co common
Oct
23%
13%
54
72% •'73%
151%
13%
53%»
liy4
x27%
67% / 69%
8"%
35.200
13%
53 V*
25%
Fuel
Aug
/
150%
9%
67%
28%
13%
52 V*
.
5
pfd series of 1951—
Gas
72%
13%
Corp com—5
Products
&
73%
72%
8%
66%
V
5
National
109 Va Jan
160
Lines
Distillers
30%
30%
liy8
29%
Z 152% 152%
10
National
Jan
98
5
120% Dec
104
10
Jun
132% Aug
159
Mar
Sep
145
3
Dairy
11
11
59
78
26
Jan
10
88% Dec
Apr 27
24% Jan
49% Oct
21
71
City
National
Natl
11%
30%
:
100
*
Register—
29 Vb
52%*
,/
72
5
10
common
Corp—
National
9
21% May 27
6
24% Jan
May
Corp
Co
preferred—
National
2t>% Jun
52% Sep
7%
1
28'/4 Jun
21
Biscuit
3
46% Feb
90
Aviation
11% Mar
26
>
1
National
/
70% Jun
July 18
49% Oct
5
77% Nov
Airlines
1
/52%i
11%;.. 11%
5
Co_
National
32% Aug 22
25% Apr 25
49% Mar 21
Acme
28"A
13%
53%,- 55%
1
;
National
•
142
:
:
85%
45%
•
85%.
43%
85%
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28%
44%
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44%
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25
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46
46
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>
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86
44%
-
24%
48
50
■
,
100
24%
1,200
17,800
10,300
1,200
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2,200
46
47 %
86
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18%
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.
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44%
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24%
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24%
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86
.
,
340
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•
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Volume
193
Number
602S
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(395)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCK8
Year 1959
Lowest
Range for Year 1960
Highest
NEW YORK
Lowest
Highest
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Pa*
31% May 17
38% Sep
19
63
Dec
31
95% Jan
16
84
I 4.40%
preferred
100
Dec
29
85
Jan
12
75% Jan
94 % Sep
82
Sep
1
74
9
3.90%
preferred
100
*80%
873/4 Dec
15
100
Jan
13
89
Jan
96
Aug
9
4.56%
preferred
100
86
30
95 '% Jan
16
86
Jan
2
4.44%
preferred
34'/2 Nov
13
46'/a May 21
30 Vb Aug
933/4 Sep
393/4 Jan
275/a Jun
9
4
28% Mar
Sep
16
Dec
80
.
341/4 Mar
Feb
253/4 Dec
3D
41% Feb
9
Edison
Ohio
4
2
•
Oil
Dec
15
6
16% Sep
21
4%
1
87
16
19
543/8 Jan
4
18% Oct
20
42% July
5
64 % Dec 28
Otis
Outboard
4
Oklahoma
23 % Jan
12
Outlet
14
12
16% Jun
Jan
25
122% Jun
31
116
104 % Feb
16
130% May 31
23 % Oct
26
973/, Jan
27
110% Dec
9
26% Nov
13
38% Apr
28
85
24
993/4 Feb
4
95%
95%
*94%
95%
90%
91%
*90%
91%
37%
377/8
37%
37 %
85
common
S
343/4
34%
34%
36 3/a
Jan
Jun
34% Jan
5
93
Aug
Gas—
Chemical
Corp
510
95%
*96
97
*96
91%
96V2
150
110
92
92
38%
38
38%
33%
343/4
91%
37%
377/8
167/8".
45
17%
20,300
34%
34
*17
34%
17%
7,000
17%
90
*87
90
17
90
33%
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33%
447/8
120
91%
33%
45%
33%:
42%
33 Va
447/a
900
333/8
42%
3,800
43%
35,700
18%
193/8
183/4
19%
19'
19%
18 Vb
19%
397/8
39%
39%
18 Va
397/8
40
18%
40 %
61
40%
613/4
60%
61%*
40%
60 Ve
61%
403/s
593%
1,800
30c
23%
237/8
60%
22%
233/4
21%
597/8
223/a
60%
10.100
21%
23
13%
18 3/a
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18%
173/4
217/a
173/4
22%
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35,800
18
—1
*15%
15%-
*15%
153/4
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3.123
Marine
Corp
Corp
(The)
Corning Fiberglas Corp—1
Glass
Co
"
93%
100
119
17%
1,530
153/4
15%
15%
97
97%
15%
95
97
15%
200
90%
94
91
93%
94%
93%
94
94%
93
9,800
93%
933/4
94%
6,800
119%
II93/4
1193/4
118
27%
27%
273/4
28
28 3/a
90
No pa*
9,400
983/4
27%
IB
preferred—Lis
17%
i
943/4
97
6.23
com
preferred
$5
9
7,400
91%
82
397/8
Oxford Paper Co common
27
37%
91%
*80%
*87
33%
443/B
367/a
91%
82
1
———
Owens-Illinois
4%
445/a
36%
91%
—10
Co
Owens
1
17
90
44%
36%
*80%
4
17 *•>
*87
—6
91%
343/4
'17
33 Vb
Shares
82
34%
17%
333/8
the Week
Jan. SO
95%
90
33
Friday
Jan. 19
*903/4
*87
7.50
Sales for
Thursday
37
91
*80%
*17" "•
-
BALE PRICES
No par
Overland
Dec
823/4 Oct
31
Dec
24
Oct
15
1043/4 Dec
16% May
4
75
9
943/4 July
37% Jan
2
12
10
81%
100
Elevator
24
7
15 Vb Nov
79 '/a Feb
91%
807/a
Olin Oil 6c Gas Corp
Orange 6c Rockland Utilities
15
61% Feb
37%
91%
81%
^_20
Natural
Olin Mathieson
19 % OCt
393/e July 15
7
37
91%
preferred.—
preferred
33% Dec
36J/4 Mar
29% May
37%
91
_No par
Electric Co
36%
37
HIGH
Jan.18
100
__
6c
AND
Wednesday
Jan.17
■
Jan
24% May 10
373/4 Aug
4
15 % Dec 29
58% July 28
IB
common
4.24%
36
35% Nov 29
3oy8 Jun
Co
Co
Okla Gas
Jan
16
5
18
29
Ohio
83% Jun
27
90'/a Feb
Sep 25
Jan
Tuesday
Jan. 16
90
90
90
90
91
118
117
119
28
♦117
28%
•89%
118'
28 Vs
91
1,500
,
28%
♦89%
3,100
-
91
110
P
11 Vs Nov
233/4 Jan
Jan
16
12% Oct
153/e Jan
27
18
11
14% May 14
9% Sep 23
16 '% Nov 16
5
11 % Jan
173/a Aug 17
26
Pacific
Amer
18% Jan
7
Pacific
Cement
6
6c
Pacific Coast Co
183/a May 11
5
Jun
22
23 % Feb
26
18% Mar 18
22% May
51% Nov
5
20
46% Sep
60 % Jan
11
Pacific
Finance
58% Jun
9
67% Apr
66 3/4 Apr
Dec
30
Pacific
Gas
60
3
45% Nov
16
56 % Jan
7
25% Sep
23
29% Oct
20
21
1443/4 Apr
24
126
Oct
4% Sep
30
Sep
May 11
46% Mar
77
6% Jan
29
4% Oct
26
3
46% Nov
24
19 % Oct
25
35% Apr
17
16
Pacific
28
Pacific
Feb
2
7% Jan
39
Jan
Oct
24
173/4 July
6
163% Apr
13
Pacific
28
23% Jan
4
<
Tin
Jun
59% Jan
25
40
2
Jun
8
503/8 Dec
30
83
Dec
8
28
83% Mar 18
913/4 Oct
42
Sep
21
50% Mar 13
1
9
49% July 30
39% Apr 29
36% Mar 15
__67% Sep
36% Feb
51% Jun
15
94
Jun
7
23% Jan
23
31% July 24
21% Oct
4
28% Jan
4
42% Sep
22
65% Mar 20
33% Oct
24
60% Feb
29
Oct
12
3% Jan
30
1 % Dec
1
12% Feb
26
18% Dec
14
14% Feb
12
2
3
Mar 16
20% Dec
5
15%
16%
15%
15%
157/s
15 Vs
15%
1
15%
16
16%
167/a
16%
17
21%
20%
20 %
*20%
21%
•20%
♦20%
54%
5334
55
543/4
213/2
100
543/4
55%
56
553/4
75%
753/4
553/4
4,100
75%
76
76 3/a
77
13,500
53
11,000
common
American
Pan
Amer
4%
Pipe
Patino
Peabody
5%
6c
Coal
Nov
17
44
Mar 15
60% Dec
14
Nov
1
31% Jan
4
Penn-Dixle
Cement
22
Penn Fruit
Co
26
Sep
32% Dec
36
21
11
July
35% Dec
20
18 % Jun
29
48
Sep
9
Aug
8
45
Sep
7
22% July 25
303A Mar 31
18
6
27% Oct
28
36
Dec
22
25 % Nov
13
5
253/a Jan
27
283/4 Sep
7
88
Dec
11
102% Apr
8
89
84% Dec
14
98% Apr
20
15% Nov
17
20
29% May
Jan
Jan
4
85% Jan
18
5
10% Oct
5
973% Aug 24
943/4 Aug 31
...
6c
Pennsalt
4.40%
Jan
7
*.
29
50% Jun
17
14
52% Dec
16
30
14
99 % Feb
15% Dec
18
19
3% Oct
27
6 3/8 Feb
30% Sep
94 % Sep
22
43% May;
54'/a Dec
22
46% Jun
9
Oct
92
Oct
Sep
41% Dec
28
92% Jan
25
3/4 Jan 22
7
95% Mar
13 % May 17
16% Jan
47
5
7
11
Pel
Milk
Co
4%%
16
54% Nov
25
21
5% Jan
21
38% Jun
23
Pfizer
10,600
52>/4
88
87
88
55
54
553%
5,700
37%
37
24%
24%
243/a
24%
24%
26
37»/2
54,700
257/8
257/a
25%
253/4
40
40
40
39%
39%
2,400
393/4
39V4
2%
23/a
393%
2 3/8
♦2%
2%
1,300
21%
21 vb
213/4
11,500
233/4
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21
213/s
207/a
21 %
21
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233/4
233/4
233/4
53%
54%
533/4
53 3/4
53
54
30%
305/a
30 %
31V4
30%
2%
21%
23 3/a
31
21
♦23%
170
600
233/4
300
53%
54
54 Vs
54'/4
1,900
30%
31
30 3A
31 >/a
9,500
17
17%
17
17 Vt
17
17%
17 Va
17%
45%
45%
45%
45 %
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45%
45%
45%
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46
220
42%
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42 Vb
42 3/4
41%
423/s
41%
42%
41
42
315/o
327/8
32 %
325/a
32 5/8
33%
13,000
32%
33
323/8
331/4
34%
13,100
35%
35%
277/8
35%,
35
35 %
35% ^353/8
27%.
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273/8
277/8
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28
96%
97%
97
97
97 %
97%
92%
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92% .,93
r 93%.>y
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13
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100
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8
23
33 %c
1
common
50
37
47%
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54
.
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351/2
3,300
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11,600
98
973/2
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94
93%
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137/8
35%
353/8
283/a
133/4
14
13'/2
35%
69%
68%
473/4
473%
477/8
477/8
48 3/a
45%
48
47%
48%
40
343/4
69%
463/4
40 i.
35%
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190
94%
410
137/8
77,400
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1,500
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70
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44
48
48%
49
49
49',".
16,600
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70
46
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48 3/a
10,100
40
40'A
14,300
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,
40 Vb
40 3/a
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95%
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95 %
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157/s
16
153/4
16
153/4
16%
157/s
16;-
50%
52
51
51
51%
52
52'/2
54
*93%
51%
51%
3%
3%
3%
33/8
32%
31%
32%
,.-40
95%
33/8
313/4
10
5,100
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463/4
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-
173/4
16
Corp of America——1
Pfeiffer
263/8 Mar 14
37,900
51%
52%
88
373/4
69
Pfaudler Permutit Inc
Nov
2% Dec
51%
*87
54%
100
Co
preferred
Petroleum
13,300
18 7/8
533/8
No par
Ry
Pepsi-Cola Co_
Perkin-Elmer
173/8
18%
9,100
37 vs
*45
Peoria
34 % Jan
523/4
88
*87
463/4
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light 6c Coke——
68% Mar 25
433/4 Dec
50 34
54%
88
•35%
66% May 16
15
31
167/8
19%
19
•-70%
45
8
37% Nov
39 3/4 Dec
17%
183%
183/b
35
7
543/4 Feb
2
167/a
18%
xl8%
693/4
30% Nov
64% Aug 11
26% Jan
14,200
22%
17
45.%
55% Mar 20
5
Eastern
23%
24
165/b
100
RR
27
6c
22 s/8
23 Va
17
_10
series preferred-
30
Mar 23
24
237/8
6%
55 v*
1
57% Dec
74
11,300
53/4
37 %
No par
49% Jan
40% Nov
6 »/8
16%
100
Corp
preferred
Pennsylvania
290
53/4
23
5%
533/4
3
Corp
4%%
5
32»/2
1443/4
5%
145
36%
50
Penn Power 6c Light com
17 % Jan
32%
1443/4
•144
5%
53/8
523/8
32%
2,200
373/8
1
Sand
53 3%
4,800
56%
5
common
Chemicals
52%
32%
7,800
153/a
17
55%
1
Co__
Glass
Penna
Inc
Corp
preferred
conv
52 Va
323/fl
144
143%
23
prior preferred
(J C)
52%
32%
144
21%
167/s
15%
36%
B
Ford
4.68%
Penney
53/8
52 3%
1
common
24
conv
143
3.50
Co
8
Penick
53%
32 %
317/a
144
♦87
No par
Enterprises
11
Sep
18 7/8
___2.50
Transportation
Mines
393/8 Mar 12
Jun
183/4
1
Parker Rust Proof Co
Parmalee
64% Jun
15
1
Inc
No par
243/4 Apr
38 %
70c
17
32 Vb
76
16%
17
'
Line—
Co
25
41
233/4
16%
100
6c
29
24
22 3/8
Pictures Corp
21
12
50c
Sulphur
30% Sep
21 % Jan
1
5%
preferred
Davis
x52%
31%
142%
No par
Paramount
53%
52 vg
75%
100
Corp
16 vb
15
753/8
14 2/7
Common
Parke
75
No par
com
World Airways
East
543/8
25
Electric
45% Nov
21% Sep
10
Electronics
Pan
*20
23
Consolidated
Panhandle
43
157/b
15%
15%
Corp
6c
Packard-Bell
4
157/s
16%
Lighting Corp
Telep 6c Teleg
preferred
6%
12
143/4
15%
15%
B
Inc
preferred
53% Sep
145
23
22
5%
2
32% Jan
8
26 % Mar 10
130% Feb
12
20% Nov
28
143/4
Aggregates Ino.B
Fisheries
313/a
40
14,600
95 3%
'
3,700
7,100
'
100
22
24
4
57
Apr
96% Jun
8
3
43 % Mar
5
8
100
Mar
57% Jan
47% Mar 31
■
9
6
53
Aug 16
23
Aug 29
23
223/4 Jan
26
20 ve Jan
11
103 % Apr
7
99% Sep
Dec
23
88% Apr
15
13
873/4 Jan
75
Jan
13
833/4 Sep
85
Dec
17
QQ
Jan
2
84% Jan
6
96
Sep
93
Dec
28
104% Jan
18
'
39% Sep
75
26
93
Jan
12
101
26
Oct
25
49
363/4 May
15% Dec
6
1
73
603/a Dec
15
Jan
85
Dec
54
Jun
9
77% Dec
23
I
6
30
preferred
(conv)—__100
$1
conv
53
preference com
No par
22
22
22
22
*96
98
preferred
Reading Corp
Corp common
—100
4.68%
38% Apr
Philco
29
71
Mar 29
65% Mar 10
60
Apr
5
81
Dec
14
77% Jan
20
85
Aug 12
Mar 23
743/a Jan
14
*92 %
♦101
3% %
/
74% Dec
22
82
Oct
22
523/4 Mar 23
41
ll1/. Jan
16% Dec
28
41 v» Mar
1
13% Apr
36% Dec
4
493/4 Aug 27
31% May
90
Jan
2
8
95% May
533/4 Dec
91
20% Jan
Sep
16
213/a Jan
5
94
Dec
14% Dec
125'/2 Dec
145
9
Mar
9
42
7
91 >/2 Mar 19
47
Dec
13
97
Aug
2
1
73
Sep
1
43% Jun
20
1
253/g Jan
4
10
88
8
Dec
2
13% Dec
23
123
Dec
6
22% Jan
4
29
26
823% jan
29
57
Dec
Feb
9
59
Nov
119
Sep
8 V
Aug 31
8
28% Jan
,_i
J
9»% Sep
Mar 16
23'/a Jan
132
4
9
5
28
38% Jan
7
Nov
19% May 20
80 3/a Jan
30
16
22
17
Dec
86
Jan
28
743/2 Dec
19% May
93
Aug
17% Nov
July 23
55% Sep
10% Dec
68
6
6
79
4
24 Vs Jan
73 3/s May
Sep
17% Dec
2
19% Aug 17
28
18 3%
29
29% Sep 28
Mar 18
993/4 Apr
3
89
29
28
11
Apr
433/4 Feb
45% July
7
26% Dec 15
3
Dec
Dec
813/4 Nov
8
3
83
32
80 % Aug
54
9
28
18
Jan
6
125
113'% Oct
5
Apr
11
45i% Oct
25
81% Jan
4
18
83 3/4 Oct
26
124% Jan
4
72% Dec
20
253/4 Nov
2
43 3/4 Mar
8
15'% May 10
(The)
common
$3.50 convertible preferred
Plough
Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
17
31% Apr
17
28
1883% Dec
22
163'A Feb
1
22
Sep
22
283/4 May 14
16% Dec
6
88
Jan
14
96
Dec
31
88'% Oct
12
95% Jan
11
29'% Feb
24
27
Feb
1
34% Dec
30
Potomac
90% Nov
30
81% Feb
1
139 vb Dec
12
Procter 61 Gamble
2613/4 Aug 22
253/a Jan
5
Polaroid
Poor
6c
Porter
25'/2 May 19
9
47% Feb
17
58% Jan
5
52
11
693/4 Dec
30
Public
Service
4
43% Apr
8
36'% Mar
9
44% Dec
30
Public
Serv
3
26% Mar
8
29 3% Sep
12
35% Dec
26% Dec
33'% Mar
10
Jan
78 % Oct
5
91'% Mar 20
78»% Jan
19
80
Jun
5
92
Mar 20
80»/, Jan
5
83
Sep
23
93
Jan
16
84'% Dec
12
98
Sep
22
1063% Apr
6
98
Jan
14
21
48% Feb
9
$1.40
preference
Power
29% Dec
36% Aug 31
17
53%
50'/4
52
413/4
40
40%
40%
41
41
413/4
417/g
42»/2
21%
205/8
21
20%
85
21
20 3/4
*83
15%
82
47
46%
47%
47
47%
7,800
95%
•94
951/2
95%
203/4
•20
21
85
•83
80%
•80
83
•80
83
15%
15 v*
15%
15%
153/4
153/4
125 %
126'%
*124
126'%
126'%
126'%
213/8
21
21%
21%
21%
21
21'%
21»%
21%
4,000
73%
72
733/8
71%
73
71 y4
72
72'/.
73'%
37,900
13%
13%
13%
6,400
13%
133/8
13%
13%
*59%
61
61
61
♦60
61
•60
61
♦60
*63
67
64
64
♦63
67
•63
67
*63
67
123/4
123/a
12%
13'/4
*12'%
12%
123/4
*116%
120
61%
%
104%
104
70
116%
116%
60%
_1
75
703/4
60 %
104
70%
70
18 s/8
24%
233/a
184%
188
193/a
19 %
"116
118
60 Va
104 %
70
713/4
24 Vs
189
193/a
1943/a
19
19%
89%
100
10
34%
139%
893/a
893/4
893/4
3*4 %
34%
139 %
34%
140
1393/4
893/4
11
21
12%
•
*116
13'%
_
♦116
118
4
60%
*104
*104
73'%
72
73
23%
24 Vb
23%
192
60%
61
105'%
195%
193
19'%
19%
19%
893/4
Co oMndlana
preferred
preferred
4.16%
preferred
4.80%
preferred
10
100
3,300
118
10
7,100
.,60%
280
105
74%
6,700
24
6,400
195
:
'28,700
19%
3,900
♦653/4
34%
34%
34%
139%
140'%
139%
64%
65%
653/4
66 %
66
66%
66'/4
66'%
3,700
453/8
44%
45 1
443%
457/a
45%
46%
46'%
47'%
35,300
283/4
28 %
28%
28%
28%
28%
28'/4
28%
28%
1,600
83%
*823/4
83%
83
*83'%
84'%
140
85%
*85
86%
85%
85%
*85'%
86
88
88
83%
83%
83 %
4
373/4 Aug 30
Puget Sound Power 61 Light Co__10
10
37% Jun
24
Pullman
a
39% Jan
4
Pure
Jan
26
.63% Dec
5
Quaker Oats Co common
125 % Jan
11
136
493/4
493/a
497/8
71%
71%
72
72
23
22%
227/a
*22
*21
*'
213/4
*118
66%
,
125
*21
85/8
83'/4
88'%
190
102'%
•102% 104 "
102'%
410
17,000
52
523%
•72
72%
*72
723/4
30
22%
•22%
22%
*22%
22 Vb
♦21
500
*21
21'%
21%
21%
100
83/4
125
9 %
50%
*125
52
135
.
.
8%
*85%
343/8
347/a
343/4
35%
347/a
353/8
35%
35'%
343%
35%
35
355/8
35%
357/8
35%
36
35'/.
35'%
*85%
87
130
.
130
130
'
8'/a
85%
87
10
88'%
8 3/a
"
'
21%
22%
124%
123
50 3/a
72%
*72
21%
123
50-
•
'
85%
..
No par
301/4 Oct
"
487/a
No par
29'% Feb
7,500
10,200
45
Publicker Industries Inc common..8
$4.75 preferred
120
89%
35
140'%
28%
10
100
25
25
100
*89'A
89%
89%
34%
140%
343/8
139
103 %
Aug 25
„
123/4
60%
23 %
24
1863/4
24%
182
123/s
13%
104%
60%
104
133/8
103%
86% Nov
320
61
100
100
100
103
11% Feb
.
10
200
2,300
124%
102 %
123
lo
3,400
_
723/4
103
Serv
17,100
85
125
126
20
7,300
•83
102
Public
•94
85
*83
153/a
153/a
46 Va
♦94
80%
85
82
82
2,000
100
22% Mar 22
29
25
52%
27,600
143/4
preferred
21
Feb
53
260
55%
143/8
5.05%
Sep
Feb
50 5/s
78%
54 7/8
14%
1053/4 Aug 19
May 11
7% Sep
50
95%
*773/4
55%
14%
86%
22
81
477/8
*94
18%
543/8
147/8
86%
193/4 Dec
106
46%
487/8
78%
54%
145/a
21
com_Nopar
4.32%
7
45 5/a
94%
124%
preference com—No par
3%%
16
46 3,4
773/4
53 %
•
88
19
120
.773/8
*86%
13
70
13,000
147/b
78
88
20
63
80
81
79 Vs
"55 3/a
*86 %
74% Sep
63
♦80
79'%'
147/8
100
493/4 Aug
50
;
81
783/4
♦80
533/8
preferred
23 % Apr
Jan
1
30
31,000
28,700
78
4.30%
7
63%
•62%
79
81-
7
5
15
,63%
♦80
90
17
86 3/a Jan
81
•
:
19
*84
20'% Jan
23
183/b
85%
41% Feb
24
193/a
*84
65V4 Jan
83/4 Nov
18 7%
100
13
82 3% Nov
19%
100
76% Mar 13
104
18%
preferred
23% Jan
20
36 -
preferred
24
22»% May 14
117'% Feb
5
14
4.18%
22
,
347/a
4.08%
Dec
40% Sep
102 "
33%
Aug 30
Sep
-102
102
34%
785/8
79
78 5/s
*80
94-
*62 3/a
-
■62%
62%
79%
•101
'♦93
94 V
-
34
87% Aug 17
86
203/4 Sep
65
64
19
*93
t
102
*101
(34%
94
15
2
Co
Co of Colorado
Elec 6c Gas
div
101
600
(H K)—
fund
Electric
73'/» Feb
101
.5.
56
15%
10
Inc
*93
773/4
♦81
No par
1
Co
sink
260
85
5
Corp__
Co
5%%
120
83 3/4
83
82%
21
No par
2.50
21% Nov
96'A Jan
981/2
97 va •98%
■
100
class A
pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young 6c Ash pfd
Co
•22%
973/2
833/4
'
97
83
40%
2
1st series prior
Pittston
*21 3/2
-21%
•
48 3/a
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne 6c Ohio Ry—
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
.1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
preferred
-22%
97
94%
1
preferred
$4.80 preferred (conv)
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
•21%
21%
46 3/a
No par
Inc
6,900
147/a
No par
convertible
19,400
543/4
773/4
Pittsburgh Coke 6c Chem Co com_10
$5
501/2
523/4
*99
553/8
1
Corp
Co common
Pltney-Bowes
5%%
18
Heusen
10
50-
53%
93%
-803/4
80
100
—8
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
5%
Dec
31
Pills bury
15
Dec
56% Dec
Phillips-Van
12
81
series preferred
Petroleum
Jan
125
34»/4 Mar 31
3.90%
Phillips
78%
5
_100
common
preferred
75% Jan
71
9
132
4%
15
62'/4 July 31
100% Jun
Philip Morris Inc
IOO1/2
50%
93
18%
*62%
-
9
99 1
95
19%
65,600
52 %
*82
34%
32%
483/4
97%
347/e
2,900
32 3/4
99
82
<
3 3/4
53
97%
19-
_50c
_|
preferred series A——100
(NY)
100%
32%~
*3>/8
483/4
82
.
313/4.
39
4
3%
52%
823/4
343/8
-
•
102
823/4
3%
48%
48 5/8
52%
3%
*99
100
4734
533/8
100
—100
—100
&
*98
493/4
52 3/a
1
preferred
preferred
preferred—
4.30%
100 .<•'••:
48%
No par
Co
Electric
4.40%
*98
*"•
12.50
common
Corp
Phila
Phila
84% Apr
Apr
2nd
4%
Phelps-Dodge
3.80%
Jan
7
2
Sep
56% May 12
21
•
•
Mar 30
70% Mar
87% Dec
20
Brewing Co
5
(Chas) 6c Co Inc com__33%c
980
9
9
9'/.
♦85
86%
.*
85'%
X34%
12,600
9
85'%
20
-
8,900
35
"
....
....
.
.
„
34 Vb Nov
16
48 Va Apr
16
27% Jun
44% Dec
29
,54% Jan
18
42
1243/2 Sep.
22
Inc
No par
B
Oil
35
353/4
35 %
343/4
347/a
35%
,
35%
35%
10,700
35'%
36'%
21,100
Q
24
Feb
For
23
140
•';
Mar
27 % Oct
footnotes,
5
27.
see page
26
26.
Mar
8
Aug 18
27% Nov 14
-.60 Vs
B
6%
preferred—
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
132" '
4
,--
60%
•:
61'/4
-60%
A32
132
27'; TV 27
27
.
:134
:27
62
'133
"
62»/4
~
27 3/8
134
273/8
62%
•132%
27%
63%
134
273/4
63
♦132%
'•■■■■'•27 vm
633/4
--r
4,900
10
v
800
134
27%
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(396)
.
.
.
Monday, January 23, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK. RECORD
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
LOW
STOCK
YORK
Monday
Tuesday
Jan. 16
Par,
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range for Year 19(10
Highest
Year 1959
Jan. 17
AND
HIGH
SALE
Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
Jan. 18
,
Friday
the Week
Jan. 19
Jan. !il)
Shares
__
'
R
73% Dec
43 Mi Feb
,
9
Dec
28
S3 V's Jan
9
41% Dec
gfitt Jan
6
73
f7
74% Mar
46% Oct
1
5
25
78% Apr
4
74
Apr
8
30% Feb
8
51% Sep
2
7
70
Dec
56
May 22
Apr
22 % Jun
6
29
15% Dec
2
27
21
30% Oct
25
53% Jan
20
18% Jan
5
20Vs Dec
5
33 Vb Feb
5
33% Jan
14
11% Dec
8
28 V» Jan
20
27% Jun
1
121/4 Dec
28
Jan
6
5
41% Sep
16
40 % Apr
28
22
30% July 10
43% Sep
9
73% Apr
16% Dec
29
25
Jan
Nov
24
37 % Jan
S5% Dec
28
11
Oct
9
13
Jan
85% Nov
S3
28
20
13 %
No par
14%
15%
141/4
Roller
Reed
Reeves
16
Reichhold
Co—
1
Mar 14
57
preferred 3%%
15 % Aug 23
1
48 % Dec
6
78% Jan
4
Republic
,33% Sep
28
50 % Jan
22
46 % Jan
20
22
Jan
26
32 %, Apr
16
45% Sep
4
Dec
69
Dec
30
111
21
5% Mar 17
2% Dec
19
59% Dec
14
55
22
381/4 Oct
19
52
*56 Va
41% Oct
25
50
30% July 23
21
Oct
28
39% July 24
27
Dec
2
23 Va Jun
17
29 Vs Jan
2
481 Va Jan
29
741
Dec
28
92
Jan
30
81
Oct
5
16
Oct
30
7
Nov
17
34
22
Aug
3
Oct
6
50% Jan
26
91
88%
91%
45
46
45,300
46
%
47 3 ^
30.000
*47%
48 y4
*47%
48'A
*47%
48Va
*47%
48 %
47%
48%
'118
119
120 V2
120 Vb
93
94%
94
94%
94
94 'A
94 3b
95'A
83%
83%
83 Vb
83 Vb
*83%
83 V8
831%
831/2
33%
83%
15
15%
15
15V4
15Vb
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15,200
1 Vb
1%
lVa
1 %
1%
1V'4
1%
18,200
95
15,300
16
Jun
24
24% Jan
2
12% Dec
17
1
Jun
89%
89'A
90
30 3
4
*29%
30
4,400
39%
393/a
37%
38-4
39
39%
39 V4
393'i
4,800
Antelope Copper Mines—
Controls com__l
3 Va
3 Vb
31/4
3%
3%
3'A
33a
6,200
37%
39'%
40%
14,100
22
convertible
Ronson
Haas
44%
10
24 Vo
24%
5
29 Va
29 Vb
Corp—
Corp
20
common
Jan
22
Ruberoid
Oct
19
6
26% Jun
23
15
33% Sep
19
24
201/2 Dec
24'A
24%
29 VB
647
.——_—
89 Va
*87 Va
18%
19%
12'A
21%
37 %
41
*40
45
89%
40
45
*42
.
5,000
■44%
43 %
44'A
44
'A
4 4'A
6,800
21 Va
24Va
2 4 Vb
24 %
23%
24 Vb
9,900
29 VB
654
*87%
1
__1
20 G
._1
Ruppert
1
44'%
29 Vb
670
44%
1
Royal McBee Corp
36 Va
*38 Va
41
44 Vb
1
Corp
(Geo D) Corp
17
37 VB
100
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
14 % May 31
657
31/4
*39
44
Royal Crown Cola Co
42
41
36%
*38
Corp
Roper
3Vb
37
_25
Co
Aircraft
3
16% Oct
7
preferred
3'A
37
Elec Corp—No par
&
preferred series A
24
9% May
141/4 May
koo
9C 'A
13% Sep
31% Oct
2,000
24,200
29%
14
14% Mar 25
900
123
123
89
Rohr
47 % Mar 11
44,300
38 'A
16
2
87'A
1,200
40
20% Dec
2
86 Via
87%
122
25,500
87 34
5
21% Mar
1%
1%
86%
941%
58%
42
30%
16
22
Dec
1.25
118
93%
57%
42
a
39%
Sep
10% July
1V4
118
700
16
16
16
371/4
11% Oct 25
12% Apr
5
22
1
124
lo
88V4
4%
4
16
30
85%
Rohm &
8
31,800
29%
89
13
13'A
891/2
4
21% Jan
12%
-
313/a
Telephone
46% Jan
100,200
13%
16
57
88 Va
Rochester
21% Jan
32%
30 Va
Rockwell-Standard
1
32 Vb
*56'A
46%
Inc
26% Jan
25
33 i
13 Vb
5
Corp
38% Jan
Oct
57
32 3 b
13 Va
91'A
Jan
15
57
32 %
12%
30%,
Oil
Gas
31% Dec
57'%
31%
12%
89 Va
5V2 %
Mar 23
*56V2
31 Va
12%
45 Vb
100
Rochester
780
57%
31%
12%
30%
141/8 May 12
May 27
2
40
28
*56%
32
12%
10
2.50
12% Apr
9% Apr
14% Mar 25
16 % Jan
Dec
82
24% Mar 12
10Va Jan
600
3
2,300
46 '/a
Company
Roan
Jan
33 »/4 Nov
57%
400
•
30
Robertshaw-Fulton
\ Jun
18
62
23
24%
No par
Ritter
Apr
Dec
50% Dec
19
16
39Vb Jan
24
45
Riegel Paper Corp
4% Jan
24
—5s
Richfield
52% July
31% Jan
37 Va Sep
4
28% Jan
Dec
35 Va Feb
18
25
Jan
42
23%
87%
series.:
3.60%
Richardson-Merrell
Dec
84
89% Nov
24 3A
91
Manufacturing Co
Selection Trust
Preferred
9
24'A
45 V4
Rhodesian
6
24
16
37
30
July 15
4
68% Mar
23% Oct
24V2
45 3A
761% Jan
Oct
24V4
44 Vb
84% Mar 29
70
24%
200
2,500
45
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com
Rheem
52%
88 %
94
2% Jan
17
*52
45 'A
149
Co
Reynolds Metals Co com
4%% preferred series A
4V2 % conv 2nd pfd
85
Aug
28% Jan
*16%
52%
451/8
21
5
17
52'A
8 81/2
27
31
11 Va
17
52 Va
44%
55Va Jan
30
10%
1C%
11 V's
16%
51
44%
110% Oct
Oct
12
16%
51%
84%
24
1 Ve Dec
*11%
16%
45%
July 24
12
12
16%
51
85%
48
Chemical
&
*11 VB
16%
45 VB
4
Drug
12
52'/a
44%
42% Jan
5
9,800
14,900
-
44%
48% May 15
17
400
83'A
28
2% Jan
8,700
2.50
No par
_50
100
Dec
30 Vs Dec
16'A
58 3
67% Nov
8
16
4134
Rexall
21
16
16
4
22
14%
41%
2.1
Oct
143/b
57%
21
1% Sep
14Vb
16
56% Jun
17% Sep
4,100
14%
58 Vb
71% Jan
76
14%
42
80% Dec
5
14%
57%
26
Dec
15%
42
17
Jan
14%
41%
24
%
15%
57%
37 Va Sep
Nov
13 Va
41 Va
46% Feb
65
12,700
13%
57 VB
37V2 Oct
163
73,200
10%
24%
16
63% July 27
3
40 Vb
10%
*24%
42%
50% July
7
71% l3ec 23
15
39%
11%
24%
58 Vb
7
Mar
41 Vb
10%.
24%
16
16
47Va Jun
39 VB
10'%
24
:9%
<
57%
28
116
40 %
23 Va
233/4
*41%
Steel Corp
Revere
23
391/4
9%
"■/;■
24%
1
50c
10
10
5
30% Jan
Sep
39%
9%
16%
Copper & Brass—
Revlon Inc ————————1
42
38 Vb
'23
51
5
100
series
9
12% Jan
39
*11 Vb
5
Eng Co—
&
54 % July
7
37 '/a
Stores
81% Sep
14% July
76,900
18
8
11
161,800
21%
5
12% Nov
18%
19'A
17%
66 Va Apr
7
18 Va
18%
21 Va
38% Jan
11% July
25
18%
19%
18%
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Corp common—
$1 convertible preferred
7 Va Nov
18 Vb
18'/2
prior preference
10
Corp____b--.-——10
div
Conv
31% Aug 29
.11% July 11
18'A
18%
21 Va.
Mfg Co common
25
17
18 '/a
18 Vb
Reliance
7% Feb
17%
18%
21
1
19% Mar 14
16
17 Va
18Vb
27% Feb
52% Jun
1,600
15 Vs
18%
21 Vb
18
7
66
18%
1
5
"66
20Va
Elec
Jan
1,700
6,600
-
19'A
Reliance
60 % Mar
116,600
71%
45 Va.
20%
4
28%
51%
44%
18'/a
19 % Mar 17
7
66
50%
*71
.
20%
68% Jan
22
66
%
19 V2
7
Jan
45
21 Vb
24
17 Va Sep
71
44%
18%
6% Feb
55
51%
71
20 V2
15% Dec
Apr
50%
71%
& Co—
16
21
•
.
51%
451/4
1
.
Chemicals
17
Reliable
£
51 Va
*71
50c
Bros Inc
(Robt)
$1.25
9
Bit
12% Feb
36% July 23
66
13%
18
2
66
*13 JA
28% Jan
16% Jan
67
9%
28% Jun
43 Vs Dec
66
23%
20% Apr
2
44 Vb
9%
2
Dec
44%
23%
1
73
71 Vb
44 Vb
15'A
_____
24
8
51%
71VB
;
17%
.
17'% Oct
42% Jan
50%
72
15% Nov
15% Sep
44%
69
15% Nov 27
Jan
71 Va
5
Reis
1
50%
71V4
—No par
preferred
Inc
—
4
81/4 Dec
26
9
49 V2
44
of America com__No par
1st
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
Raymond International Inc.—3.33 Va
Rayonier Inc
1
Raytheon Co
:
5
Reading Co common
50
4 %
non-cum
1st preferred
50
4% non-cum 2nd preferred
50
15
Jan
$3.50
Ranco
19
15% Sep
Feb"
19%
Radio Corp
18
67'A Jan
17
29%
29%
30Tb
30'A
30%
7,500
648
650
645
654
653
649
780
89%
88%
88%
*87 'A
18 Vb
19
18 Vb
19%
191/4
19%
19%
19%
8,300
12 Va
12%
12%
12'A
12'A
12 %
12%
12%
24 y4
5,500
22%
12%
22%
22%
22 VB
21%
22%
203 b
21
J;
*87%
89
250
89
5,200
19'A
19%
19'/b
19 v4
19%
19%
19
19%
19%
19Tb
36 Va
37 V8
1,600
36%
36%
36%
•3v5/a
3 6'A
36 %
3 6'A
36%
14
98,600
141/4
13 %
14%
•13%
14%
14%
14%
14'A
14%
15,600
*12Va
1
Co
(Jacob)..
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryder System Inc__
12%
12%
12 Vb
12%
12%
12%
123/4
12%
1,200
40
40%
40
40 'A
40
41
40%
41 '/a
40%
5
Inc
12%
1
Rubbermaid
40%
6,400
13'/a
14
14
14
141/4
141/4
14%
14%
13
13'A
2.7CO
20
2J%
20
203u
19%
20
19%
18%
19%
18%
19 '/a
46,600
39
23,700
No par
2.50
20
20 Va
~
18 Va
20'A
,.20
.
18 Vs
18%
18%
xl8%
4,900
'■
b:
34% Nov
Dec
80
42% Jan
15
90 % Aug 17
258
14
38
Apr
1
30% Jan
2
18% Nov 17
89
Sep 21
831% Dec
42% Jan
15
24
Apr
32% Oct
80
15
56% Dec
14
97
29% May
14
31
8% Dec 24
12 % Oct
259
15
32
1
Feb
2Q
3
;
19
37% Sep
14% Sep 30
69% Mar 8
30
22% Jan
18
79 % Feb
30% Oct
55 % Jan
4
88
26
5
Jan
7
24% Jan
4
12
Mar 14
7
93
7
10% May 16
*86%
preferred-
100
220
Joseph Lead Co
Joseph Light & Power
10
28 Va
28%
No par
34 Vb
341/4
L San Fran
St
St
St
No par
common
preferred
conv
St
Regis Paper
1st
pfd
Diego
12
21 % Apr
14
Sangamo
Electric
19% Oct
45'/a Aug 12
16
31
37% Jan
8
Schenley
Industries
Feb
10
8% May
0
11
7
42% Oct
25
81 % Jun
17
Dec
7
36
18
50% Feb
11
82
Dec
39% Feb
10
52
Feb
9
f
Oct
7% Nov
1
16% Feb
15
72% Jan
8
5
71% Feb
17
93% Jun
8
73 % Nov
18
81
Jan
9
72
80
Dec
23
96
Apr
13
22
Sep
21
30% Mar 18
67
12
87% Mar
78
-
81
16
Mar 17
May 27
common
preferred
Scott
Inc
Paper Co
$3.40
Aug 15
$4
71% Jun
15
8% Jan
14
Screw
38% Jun
13
20 % Nov
IS
29% Apr
20 Vs Apr
28
Sep 29
5
24V2 Aug 22
34%
18 %
72
38
39
39
Sc'ovill
Mfg
3.65%
Co
33%
32%
33%
17,400
8%
8%
8%
8%
182,700
15 3 b
37%
9 Vb
56%
39
57
Bolt Corp
Seaboard
Finance
89%
90%
90
73%
75
75%
90
90
17%
18'A
*70
of Amer
Co
18
*70
72
*70
74
*70
23 Vb
6%
6,500
36%
24
23%
23 Vb
36%
1
23%
24
11,200
24
24
18
23%
18 VB
23 Va
17%
17 3A
8,700
33 'A
33 Vb
34
34
55
55%
54 Vs
55 Via
13%
18'A
19%
1
41
Jan
4
5
33%
34
17
59
Jun
23
Sears
Co
_3
54%
551/4
6
27% Jun
26
IOV4 Nov 28
19% Jan
25
Seiberling Rubber Co
1
12 Va
13
13%
13%
*13%
Servel
1
12 Vb
13 V8
12%
12%
12 %
12'%
99%
9% Jan
20
17% Dec
16
11,
Oct
81% Nov
6
91% Dec
17
90
Jan
Sep 21
25
4
16
Jan
4
100
Oct
7
$5.25
18 Vs Jan
35% Oct
6
46 % Jan
26
29% May 25
431/2 Dec
22
Shamrock
32% May
7
49
Jan
26
19 Vs Dec
5
43% Jan
11
Sharon
12
7% Sep
29
14Va Mar 31
12% Sep
21
19% Jun
17
12% Jun
27
29% Dec
38% Dec
11
42 % Dec
30
301/4 Apr
28
43
4
Jan
,_No par
9
Industries Inc
Oil
&
Steel
(Frank
Shell
99%
99 'A
9'A
91/4
*8%
*99
99%
17%
18%
33%
34%
34
34%
2,100
55%
55%
55%
28.800
14 'A
*13%
12%
12%
99%
'55
,
1
9 Va"
13%
12%
*99
18
99%
*8%
9
23
22 % Dec
17% Nov
16
16% Jun
9
22% Aug 12
24 % Oct 28
33% Sep
22
45 Vs Mar 25
38
Jan
14
68
Jan
7
18% Jan
6
59
Dec
30
17% Sep 15
—15% Dec 29
15% Sep
12
23% Oct
231/2 Sep
23
24
23% Jan
21% Jan
13
20% Jan
4
43
1
Jun
Sheller
Mfg
8%
Corp
Corp
Siegler
451,8
8%
451/2
45
400
45%
44%
45 %
45%
24%
23Vb
24
24 V8
451%
24%
4,300
24%
24 Vb
24
25
24%
23%
24%.
24%
23%
23%
8,600
23%
24
24
41%
40 Va
41%
24%
40 Vb
40 Va
41 Vb
7,100
41%
41%
41%
42%
21,400
19 Via
19Vb
191/4
19%
19Vb
19 Vs
17
'
48% Nov 24
So% Nov~ 17
44% Jan
22
12% Sep
9
22% Feb
16
45
Jun
4
38% Nov
24
~5% Dec-16
30% Jun
9
44% Dec
15
32 % Nov
12
Dec
4
31% May 22
67% Apr
1
33
2
55% Jan
Sep
Jan
4
Skelly
11
Smith
(AO)
25
18% Feb
26
Smith-Corona
25
24
28% Mar 23
Smith-Douglass
38 V2 Oct
11
64% Jun
15
Smith
2
42% Jan
5
4% Jun
10
7% Dec
30
Jan
12
46% Dec
30
45% Jan
28
51'A Oct
"
27% Aug 21
29% Dec
15
32% Jan
35 % Mar
2
22% Jun
21
3
64% Jun
19
63% Mar 25
Feb
24
30% Nov
13
4IV2 Sep
3
37% Mar 16
84
34% Nov 23
46% Jan
22
21% Nov
16
24% Oct
16
48% Nov
17
60% Jan
15
16 Vs Dec
30
19% Jan
19
65
15
75
13
Dec
19% Apr
2
6% Sep
10
81%
6-ec-"S
16
Nov 30
11% Oct
S3
Dec
22
22
M% Sep 24
76
Oct
2
26K
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For
19
May 10
21
Jan
11
25
Dec
15
30% Feb
7
15% Dec
30
56 V0 Feb
17
39% Jan
12
70
Dec
29
28% Dec
91/2 Mar
31
47%
79
79
-38%
39%
38%
39
38%
38%
381/2
38 %
'40%
40%
41Va
38 %
3,400
_5
'40'A
38%
41 %
42%
66%
66
42 Vb
67
43%
J.—20
66 Va
67%
51,000
67%
47 Va
68%
25
12,000
48
33%
Puerto
68%
70
48%
49%
49'A
32%
33
49%
33
33%
33
33'A
2,900
25,000
%
13V4
13%
13%
141/4
14
26
26 Va
14%
26%
14V8
26'A
141/4
26 Va
26
26%
26%
48 %
49%
49V2
50
15,100
41%
42 3 a
41 Vs
42 %
43,100
47 V4'
48
-
47V4
48
47%
48 Vs
42
15
42%
41%
42%
41%
42 V8
1IV4
10%
11
*10%
No par
I
11
11%
11%
%.
12%
11%
8
: 8%
8 'A
8%
8%
8%
47
48 %
48V4
48%
8'A
8%
26,400
47%
47%
50
*48%
*48%
50 %
*48%
50%
48 Va
:
50%
48%
2,8CO
*48%
50%
*48%
*29
30
*29
30
7
2.50
29
29»/2
5
16
16
15%
16
15%
16
15%
28Va
27 V4
27%
27%
27 Via
27%
*27 'A
'
30
30%
30
15%
15%
16
2 7 Vis
*27%
28%
300
16%
16%
17 Vb
16%
16%
16%
17%
17%
68 Va
69%
69 Vs
69%
17%
9,900
.25
69%
69 Via
70%
69
48'A
69%
12,500
47%
48%
48%
48%
11.3C0
,-5
48%
50
48'A
49%
Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
38%
38%
38%
39
39%
39
39 %
7.50
40%
41'A
41
41%
41%
42'A
42
42
Southern
Pacific
No par
21 Va
22'/a
21%
21
21%
22%
22
22 Va.
40
28
54 y2 Jan
Sep
.
5
16% Nov 23
1
69 '/a Aug
13
17
5%
23
29% Jun
Southern
18% Aug 23
6 41/2 Jun
Sep
26
29% Jan
26
30
6% May
4
—
Railway
non-cum
Mobile
&
Co
(Del)
Southwestern
Public
tr
20
Service
11
Sparton
35% Jun
30
Spencer
Chemical
17
4.20%
90
Oct
Co
common
preferred
9
Spencer. Kellogg & Sons
4
Sperry
83
47% Dec
29% Mar
8
77% Feb
May 23
92 %
Sep
8
2
82% Sep
19
25% July 35
37% Jan
4
$4.50
0
46% Dec
Rand
Corp
preferred
Spiegel Inc
-
$4.50
preferred
26%
22
22'A
21%
28 Vb
27%
7%
8
Va
8%
i_6
31%
32
*88
—
_
:__50c
25
-
-
.
*88
15
15%
*82 Va
__s
30 Vb
■
'
27 %
18 Vs
26%
50%
18 Vb
71
27%
49%
18
*68
27
V4
50%
18%
22 Va
49,500
51
22,200
18
is
*68
71
2,000
71
Vs;
27%
27V8
2,900
27%
11,400
21%
21%
21'A
21%
21%
2." %
21%
27%
28%
27%
27%
8,900
8%
9%
87/b
91/8
94,000
31%
32%
3lVe
32I/2
5,200
8%
31%
31%
89%
15%
*88
15%
''23%
9%'
32Vb
89%
*88
89 Via
15%
15%
24%"
24% •*. 24
%
92
92
91%
45%
45%
46%
46 'A
91%
47%
83
84
84
84
84
29%
30%
29%
31
29%
*88
15%
83
'
15,200
22 Vb
27%
'A
92
84
42%
49%
,
40%
|'
9
*91
45
39 Va
42%
,
28%
241/a'
30%
50'A
*67
*23%
'46'A
45 y4
No par
18'A
71
i 92
.
No par
%
50%
.22
47%
*39
•24'-'"'-
23 'A
*91
31 Vs
89%
15
1
common
common
Square D Co
27
27%
100
16% Aug
31
18%
*67
1
Corp
23
49%
181/4
71
26 Va
1
_1
Industries
5
9% Jan
*67
2.50
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Spartans
Dec
2
26% Jan
26.
Co
18
100
ctfs
51 Va
50
No par
common
preferred
Ohio, stock
4,300
16%
Natural
28
1,100
69
Co—10c
Edison
Gas
50
30
Southern
18% Sep
4,500
8%
46 Va
25
Co
12
8 Va
Southeastern Public Service
Co
8,300
46 »A
preferred-—
Southern
9,2C0
13%
26V2
<
1
18% Oct
gee page
48
.33 %
com__4.50
13 % May 12
7
48%
33'A
Southern
84% May 16
30
48
34V8
Co
21'A Mar 16
37% Dec
48%
r
"
28% May 21
97 % Feb 13
84% May
66%
38'A Aug 31
10
16
40 Va
'A
4
50 '/a July 18
900
40'A
13%-
No par
Rico Sugar com
California
79
26
_5
__5
Jersey Gas Co
South
*77
16
26 % Nov
89 % Apr
Inc
;
South
„
'
Platinum
E & G
preferred
o..,
29
33% Jun
40% Aug 24
23% Jan
5
3,100
28 V4
47
80 :A
-
31% Jan
21 % Sep
5
Amer Gold &
Southern
2,300
28%
47%
80
Kline & French Labs
Carolina
8%
29V2
47%
28'A
47
79 %
Inc
South
3
23 % May 18
Jan
footnotes,
28% Dec
14
Co
South
5%
28%
47%
28%
47%
79 'A
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
Soo Line Railroad Co__.
18
34
12% Nov
18
Marchant
20.% Oct
20
39,100
47 Vs
Corp—
34% Jun
26
5,600
29%
*28 V2
Manufacturing Co_
Oil Co_
53% Jan
22
28%
10
55
68% Dec
29 %
'
v
2
31
28%
14,400
29
1
Co
11% Oct
8% May 18
52% Feb
Pattern
Sinclair Oil Corp
Singer
29%
29%
17,900
18'A
-—1
Steel—
6
37
29% July 7
61% Jun 30
Apr
<fc
Jun
53 % Oct
38
4
27%
19%:
16%
.
78%
Co__
29 % Dec
74% Apr 14
64
July 23
22% Jan
5
52 % Jan
29
18
47%
Simonds
Simplicity
16%
18
29
Simmons
4
23
17
17%
78'/a
0
94% Jan
Nov
16%
18%
47 'A
Signode Steel Strapping Co—
Jan
20
47
17 'A
17%
29 7 «
No par
1
54
Sep
26% Mar 24
19%
17
18 Vs
29
17 'A
;
_No par
29
31
31% Sep
Oct
Saw
19%
171/4
17%;.
29'A
16%
17%
1
.
18 'A
1
50c
of America
69
July-27
270
46
ordinary
40
104%
13,800
23%
Corp
Sheraton
700
12%
99%
19'A
G)
shares
14
45 Va
1
York
New
4
8,500
1
Shell Transp & Tr—
18% Jun
18%
No par
.
_i
Co
Oil
'
6b
No par
Gas
Corp
Shattuck
!
9
*99
2.50
preferred
Shahmoon
8
13
common
72
6 Va
36
441/2 Feb
Inc
*70
8,200
5%
30 Vs Nov
17% Jan
120
170
18%
35 3 a
12
5
75%
91
18 Va
72
ltf,700
16,000
.
5%
23
;
90
18%
91%
36VB
45% Mar 13
&
*74
91
18%
72
50% Nov
Corp
74
*90
300
9%
90%
5%
26% July 16
Roebuck
9
91%
35 Vb
5
Sealrlght-Oswego Falls Corp
9%
90%
5%
2
Seagrave
14,600
39
35%
1
22
5,900
57V4
56%
*38
5%
Oct
.18% Sep
3,100
68,000
9%
35 '/a
13:
,% Jan
May 17
15%
25%
9%
5%
39% Jan
37
15%
25%
351/2
35
1
;
90
17%
72
5%
1
20
*88 %
;90
10
9%
39
9
91
73 Va
95
15%
57%
*38
91/4
*93
25%
x25
9%
91
•18%
23,500
93
56%
9
35%
35%
4,800
93
9
15%
9i/4
35Tb
13,900
33 %
74 %
18
preferred
&
-90
90
common
9
9Va
70O
18%
72%
18%
*71
95 'A
25%
9
VB
34%
3,200
331/2
15%
v
35
170
27%
34%
19
70%
35 VB
88 Va
265
27%
34 %
19
73
25 Vb
56%
74 'A
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
4% Dec
15%
25
56
100
20
29 %
66% Jan
15%
X23%
58%
25
15
10% Mar 11
8%
9%
No par
preferred—
19
Jan
40% May 25
8 Vb
X9
No par
92 % A tig
4
33 Vb
9%
9%
No par
common
preferred
30
13
34%
*93
33 3A
38
1
„
4
31
341%
18 Vb
95
55
30
27%
*72
35V4
*87
*220
34 %
i8%;
38%
88 Via
265
27%
8V4
15
38%
88
28%
33 'A
24%
9'A
38
"225
'
Schick
31
Dec
*93
33 Vb
87%
265
28
73
34%
95
24
1
,
35%
15
5
Oct
6% Nov
8 »/4
35c
convertible
5%
8
com—1.40
Jan
31% Nov
'3
77
Co
34%
34%
Inc
Schering Corp
*
33
86%
*220
*34Vb
17'A
*93
37%
86 3A
28%
*72
«35
38%
265
28'A
18
preference
Convertible
•'
17% Nov
52% Feb
9
Corp
"•••
>
72
1
San
13 Vs Dec
34% Nov
17%
220
5
Diego Gas & Electric Co
Imperial
265
72
sx'j';
86 V4
10
series A
San
•'
'V 37%
,
87
_100
Co common
4.40%
38%
100
Ry Co com
5%
Preferred series A
July 13
31% Sep
100
Stores
,4.30%
19
7
37 Vb
4%
8
faemiiVh tit
1.66%
Safeway
9
Apr
•iiqitL
;-v
s
>■
7
88% Aug
4
24'A Sep
29% Apr
Mar 13
89% Dec
24% Dec
May 27
40% Apr
Nov
238
36% July 24
38
Apr
1
27
July 8
79% Apr
24
30%
89%
151/4
V
2,200
1-5%
23%
24'3/a '•* '
*90%
2,500
226,100
93
47
84%
30%
30%
30
48%
84%
38,400
1
.
50
11.30Q
Volume
Number 6023
193
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(397)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range for Year 1960
Year 1959
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
34 Va Nov
17
37
Dec
18
35 Va Feb
25
57% Dec
71 Yt Dec
23
82 V4 Feb
24
70% Jan
12
Standard
79% Aug 22
10% May 11
4 % Mar
62% Jan
23
40
Jun
17
35
59% Jan
26
38
Dec
64"% Jan
23
44 %
May 31
23
50
Nov
16
85
Jun
30
27% Jan
'7
*
Jan
8
31% Jan
6
Jan
18
4
Standard
Oil
30
Standard
Oil
62 % Dec
6
26% Oct
25
5
19% Oct
17% July 27
11
Nov
31
23% Jun
16
71
Apr
2i
2
78
Dec
14
77
Jan
3%%
Standard
13
4
21% Mar 25
Jan
82
4
29
Dec
18
23
71% Dec
30
33% Jan
4
1
33 % Jun
6
27% Mar 13
20% Sep
2
22
Aug 25
14
Jun
Dec
29
19
May
167/sJan
11
65
29% Oct
28
18
Sterling
P)
(J
Stewart-Warner
Stix
20
18% Feb
19
Baer
Stone
Storer
24% Jan
Studebaker-Packard
22
529
22
15
Jan
4
convertible
$5
67
Dec
23
38% May 29
15% Mar 20
79% Dec
21
94
29
65% Feb
9
8
7
197/a Dec
14
Suburban
Propane
64% Jan
4
Sunbeam
26 Va Jan
4
7
Sun
6
55 % Jan
21
237/s Sep
26
34% Dec
30
80
Mar 13
1
4
Feb
22% Nov 25
29
Jan
27
42% May 17
20% May 27
20 % Sep
21
24% Apr
29.
21% Jan
30 % Dec
16
38% Jan
15
29 % Jun
1
Dec
7
106% Feb
20
85
9
5%' Dec
4
52% Dec
88
1275
25
Nov
.
35
3
Jan
5
5'/a Jun
8 7/8 Mar 20
2165
25
Apr
•
Jan
23
29% Jan
855
23
Sep
26% Feb
14% Mar
29
A
Sunshine
Sunshine
19
1348
Jan
4
29
i
50
Jun
29
Sweets
51% Feb
25
Swift
Superior
Co
9
Jun
22
Symington Wayne
86
*84
23%
2472
71
5,400
86
23%
100
233/4
75
37,000
28 74
283/4
3,300
287a
28%
29
29%
28%
29
2,600
28
28 7a
28%
12%
287a
12%
12 Va
12%
16,000
12%
12%
12 74
18%
125/s
18%
*17%
18'%
4,400
*17%
187a
187a
57Va
300
58%
57%
57%
187a
5774
57%
57%
5874
8,400
*77
79%
*77
300
.
797a
*77
*14 7i
1472
*14 74
147a
72 7a
7574
7474
26 7a
267a
26 7»
757a
263/8
257a
14%
14%
14%
73
26%
72%
26%
25%
,
72%
26
25%
22%
*72
:
797a
300
19,400,
14,800
2574
253/4
253/s
21%
257a
22%
213/4
22 7a
22 7a
22 74
17%
17%
17%
17"%
18%
1,300
18 74
187a
187a
18
18
18 3/8
17%
9,400
173/4
173/4
*17 7a
57%
56%
57
57%
577a
56
577a
287a
29%
29
29 7a
44%
43%
20%
53
22%
13%
*82
49%
24%
23
33%
20%
53
23%
14
84
50
24%
23
33%
20%
52%
22%
14
*82
50
104
v
55
45%
7%
77a
268
252
500
557a
56
2,900
2874
8
18
29
4,300
217,700
77a
255
77a
255
260
290
43%
4474
43%
44
437a
433/4
20%
53
22%
14%
84 /
50%
24%
20%
20%
20 7a
217a
217a
22
52%
53
22,600
527a
53
527a
53
22%
23%
4,500
23
2374
14
237a
14
'
233/4
137a
4,700
1474
14
14 74
84
4,700
*82 74
*82
50
53
45%
84
*82 74
507a
50%
503/4
24 74
24%
25
25 74
23 74
223/4
23
33%
33%
103%
104%
8 7s
8 %
1250
1272
333/4
104
253/e
25,700
23
337a
104 7a
500
874
337a
800
1047a
104
8%
1257
5,500
257a
333/4
503/4
23
87a
«
3,100
84
50s/a
*22%
8%
8%
1235
1260
58
46
8%
258
7,600
44
24%
*22%
23%
34
34
103% 104%
105
8%
8%
1245
1265
*22
28%
287a
7Va
7%
237
238
44%
4.16%
2,500
87a
16,800
1274
1260
53
517a
517a
517a
527a
46%
467a
46 7a
477a
4674
47
13%
18,100
13 7a
137a
1374
13%
10,300
67%
67
67%
66%
67
53
55
43%
'
1
13%
13%
12%
13%
13
9
67 74
68
6774
67 74
66%
1
1
—1.25
5 7a
147a
50
5 74
15%
52 74
14%
15
52 Va
54
25
Corp
<
■
18%
18
25
15
-
22
28%
28%
7 7a
7%
245
260
10c
25
America-
of
.
56%
'
12.50
Co
6c
.
29
25%
No par
Mining Co
Oil of California
*84
23%
29
25%
1
Inc__;
86
17%
*17%
prefered—No par
Biscuits
47,650
213,800
56
28 74
22
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common_l
4%% preferred series A
25
5%% 2nd pfd series of '55
30
101% Aug 22
7% Oct 20
1
series
Oil Co
39% July 26
11% Jan 14
477/8 Aug 21
10% Nov 20
May
7
24% Jan
20
$4.50
Sun
42 ya
553/4
29 %
25"%
5
common
42 7a
56
29%
71%
1
Corp
42%
56
29%
1
Corp
Chemical
42 7e
29
'
1
Corp
43,6v>0
493A
28 74
26
1
Sundstrand Corp
18% Sep
85 % Oct
12% Jun
Gas
89,700
483/4
4974
71
73%
100
;
28%
48
497a
76
25%
25%
20
Corp
2774
48 3/4
48
29
72%
1
Gas
48% July 21
16% Sep 23
14
28
11% Sep
Suburban
17% Dec
Apr
24% Dec
29
277a
47%
.
29
79%
1
preferred
46 % Dec
200
*71
*77
*14%
-5
Co
4%
55%
23%,
79
14%
1
Broadcasting
43/4
29%
14%
2-50
.
Webster—
&
25% Mar 28
50
79%
11,600
29%
5
Co
58% Mar 28
Dec
*77
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common
5%
prior preference
307/b Aug 15
6% Dec
29%
29%
12%
18
*71
15
Corp
Fuller
&
72
29%
30%
29%
12%
24%
12 74
42%
*84
86
23%
1
,
47% Oct 24
206
71%
29%
58
Inc
& Co
4
Dec
*84
_5
common
Inc
Drug
•Stevens
85
24%lt(,
18
58%
Inc
Stores
26% Mar 24
28
Oct
618
9
4
,
100
Co
preferredBros
7
25% Jan
17
Chemical
3%%
Sterchi
5
25
15% Jan
9
Stauffer
May 23
31% Dec
85
24%
~
—
29
65% Jan
27
20% Jan
Sep 22
55%
4
6
9% Jun
41%
55%
8
22% Oct
325
42%
55%
Mar
44 % Mar 24
Apr
2
33% Mar 25
417/8
56.%
23
5
48%
9,700
113/4
47a
26%
48%
47%
557a
*4%
.
26 Va
47%
48
557/8
22
21
25%
49
47%
42%
23
Sep
26%
48%
7
18 % Jun
'
25%
49 %
10
59% Jun
52
26%
common
Jan
'
47%
Jersey—
34y8 Dec
24% Jan
12
New
6
6
117a
4%
Ohio
9
17
12
*4%
of
20
9
Apr
11%
5
of
Feb
33
12
*4%
5
Oil
26% Feb
5
150
n%
737a
Oil
16% Jan
43
75
557a
737a
563/4
*737a
Standard
12% July
137a Jan
547a
74
Standard
8
'37% July
42% Jan > 4
25
45% Nov
54
*73%
4
40% Jan
May 11
9
53%
73%
25%
—100
Shares
53'/a
48 Va
Packaging Corp com—,_1
$1.60 convertible preferred—20
$1.20 convertible preferred
_20
6% convertible preferred—
20
Stanley Warner Corp
_5
Stanray Corp—
1
Starrett Co. (The) L S
No par
the Week
Jan. KJ
73%
4
preferred series A
Friday
Jan. 19
25
Indiana
of
Sales for
.
Thursday
53%
Jan
102
24
12
19% Dec
8
of
Industries
PRICES
Jan.18
54%
50% Jan
89
22
&
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
78
48%
43%
36% Jan
12% Jan
52% Sep
76% Nov
Kollsman
25
43% Dec
2
California——6.25
Standard
25
July
6
41% July 27
1
20
20% Oct
117
117/S
com
56
1
26 % Dec
84
11%
*4%
Gas
83% Nov
Apr
1
Co—_10c
Standard
7
92
Corp
Electric
2
i39% July 27
'
53 Va
*73%
47 % Dec
May 16
Tuesday
Jan. 17
No par
30% Jun
1
52% Apr
LOW AND
...
Monday
Jan. 16
No par
Financial
51% Jan
23% May 11
3R*/4 Nov 20
45% Oct
Inc
Brands
•
■
.
Par
'
preferred-
Sep
5
12% May 11
July 29
$3.50
Standard
13% Sep 13
1
3y8 May 29
13% Sep 21
45% Nov 25
5
14
•
_
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
1270
830
1,600
T
Feb
6
48
Dec
31
443/4 Feb
17
70 74 Dec
23
Talcott
5 7a Dec
14
8
Feb
3
33/a Oct
24
672 an
14
87a Nov 25
35 74
Sep 22
447a Nov
34
11
1
Feb
2472 Aug 31
50% Dec
Tennessee
2074 Sep
717a
Oct~21
277a Jun
27
17
Apr
Nov
11
1
16
877a Aug
14
217a Sep
27
1937a Nov
20
25
393/4 Jan
14874 Oct
25
25
Jan
4
27
87
Corp
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Texaco
Transmission
14
Texas
Gulf
Producing Co_
16
Texas
Gulf
25674 May 25
Texas
Instruments
Jan
19% Dec
11
Pacific
Coal 6c
Pacific
Land
5Va
574
6,500
143/a
143/a
14%
52
53
52%
53%
523/4
533/4
24%
25 7c
24%
25 7a
24%
247a
25
■373/a
87%
87 74
88 7a
88
88%
877a
88 74
36%
'37 74
37
373%
33;400
37
377t
37%..
37 7a
37%
3374
207a
3472
20%
32%
33 74
32 74
33 Va
32 74
32%
32%
33
20%
20%
26,000
20 »/4
21%
21
2174
217s
217a
172 72
17574
181 %
89,500
16772
176%
18074
2874
1
Oil
57a
14 74
25 7a
883/4
28%
28 3/8
23%
293/i
29,500
26,400
337a
Inc
Texas
15,000
43/4
14%
87%
"
No par
Texas
297a Jan
2072 May 17
5
4%
143/a
36 74
24%
-
Corp—5
Sulphur
5 74
4%
13,200
18,300
48,400
-25
Gas
37
5
Inc
Texas
26
23
16
383/a Dec
28
1572 Sep
257a Mar 16
23 7b Nov
2
29% Mar 15
3974 July 15
6174 Jan
243/4 Aur
29
6472 Jun
3
35 74 Apr
(James)
4
67a May
133/a Mar 16
Inc
Tandy Corp
TelAdtograph Corp
10
17474
167
23%
•287a
*
181
178
30%
307a
5,600
307a
'
1474 Mar 10
102 7a Dec
63
Feb
30
18
193/4 Jan
8
23
Jan
2
30
Apr 24
76
Dec
193/4 Jan
65
Sep
27
707a Jan
31
12
243/4 Jan
4
223/4 Oct
26
267a Jan
4
21
Nov
11
3372 Jun
15
21
6
287a Oct
24
613/4 Jan
7
28
147a Oct
52
Sep
8
M'ay
7074 May
14
9% July
4678 Feb
24
Feb
24
88
Jan
23
207a Sep
18
29 72 Apr
14
165/a Jun
22
24
16
203/a Dec
19
20 72 Dec
21
Jan
27
4
Dec
22
.
4%
$1.20
Oil
$1.20
33
22
64
Trane Co
Edison
Torrington
Tractor
,.5
Co
Supply Co class A
—
317a Oct 24
60
Jun
10
Jan
7
4272 July 15
2174 Dec
16
39
Jan
11
Transue
16% Jan
8
24% Jun
117a July 25
19
Jan
4
4274 Aug
3
507a Dec
24
56% Jan
14
Jan
12
29
347a Jan
7
21
Sep 21
5472 Jan
9
Nov
16
29
874 Nov
16
5474 Mar
11
5472 Oct
30
28
July 28
4072 May 27
3
52
Jun
30
Mar
5
7
Mar 13
36
133/a Mar
Sep
24
48
22
177a Apr
30
177a Nov
18
2572 Apr
I
May
30
5974 May 27
8
4472 Dec
20
2
1174 Dec
8
Oct
44
$2.70
Airlines
2
5%
Twin
Co
207a Nov
30
TXL
18% Jan
22
Udyllte Corp (The)
Underwood Corp
Oil
197a Nov
6
30% Mar 13
97» Jun
41
Jan
1207a Feb
12
28
9
307a Jun
19
86% Oct
15
14% Aug
51
Apr
1507a July 27
353/4 Mar 16
80
25
1487a Jan
1067a Oct 25
6
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
Bag-Camp Paper Corp
Union
Carbide
39% Aug 19
6
96
Aug 15
Preferred
$4.50
series
Sep
16
7474 Dec
29
78
Apr
8
Preferred
$3.70
series
25
6872 Jan
5
75
Aug
16
Preferred
$3.50
series
3
777a Jan
7
85
Aug 19
Preferred
$4
337a Mar
8
47
Nov
16
Union
Sep 28
31
Jan
5
Union
67
Dec
24
773/4 Feb
77
Dec
24
87
Mar
53% July 10
383/8 Feb 19
297a Nov
17
73/4 Nov
13
9 74 Feb
26
2974 Nov 27
373/4 Jan
6
257a Oct 21
32% Jan
6
19% Oct
1
253/b Feb
4
197a Oct
26
243/4 Jan
13
30% Jan
6
45
37% Jan
4
Oct
28
66
467a Aug 22
United
101
Oct
14
136
Oil
United
36
2574 Apr
5
32% Apr 20
807a Nov 30
24% Feb
July 15
Mar 26
25
7% Jan
3
88
1093/4 Mar 26
81
Apr
8 5/a Aug
4
2
4%
97
May 17
Tank
Airlines
United Artists
3274 Mar 26
23% Mar
8
35% Dec
15
12
307a Jan
22
24
Mar
9
39% Dec
20
United
10
17
Nov
2
27
Apr
18
United Board
64
Oct
22
3874 Apr
8874 Apr
17
54% July 25
76
Jan
25
387a Dec
11
2874 Nov
29
Sep 23
23
12
United Corp
17
227s Jan
6
Aug
1
46
Jan
2
23% July
153/4 Dec
1
237a Nov
17
4574 Mar
Mar 21
14% Dec
3174 Jan
5
6
317a Sep 29
487a Jan 13
42% Jan
597a Aug 27
46% Apr
19
34% Aug 30
53% Jan 25
16% Jan
20% July 20
21% July 24
16
29
20
a
16% Jan
7
iy8 Nov 19
22
27% May 20
Jan
25
1674 Apr 19
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4
18% Jun
28
Jun
1% Jan
11
45% Jan
2
6574 Dec 28
50
Apr
12
64% Jan
4
30% Dec
3
34% Mar
30% Jan
27
8
33% July
43% Jun 16
29% Sep 23
80% Sep 10
28
Nov 13
42% May
For
6
2% Mar '0
4
51% Apr
14
85% Aug 18
35
75
Jan
Dec
footnotes,
26
21
see page
307s Mar
4
83% Jan
4
92% Oct
18
233/4 Sep
42
Oct
29
30% Jan
4
26.
25
..
74% Jan
4
United
(Del)
conv
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83%
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83
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83%
23%
24%
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24
23%
24
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22
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22
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227a
22 7a
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20
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20
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39 7a
39 7a
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40
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40
4074
3874
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6,300
5,700
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38
38 74
2,800
30
60 74
597a
60
60
6074
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607a
273/s
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28
27%
287a
28
283/4
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44,600
50,100
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387a
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343/8
3574
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35%
333/8
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16%
17 7a
16%
17
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16%
1574
167a
39
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3874
39
38%
38%
383/a
393/8
37,100
18,000
33
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317a
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30
50
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12/3
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1274
12
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177a
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42
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44
4572
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53
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42
36
40
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12
12
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280
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45,900
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95
347a
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44
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23
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38
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34
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174
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17a
17a
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2674
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26
26
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50
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5174
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54%
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preferred
Foreign Securities———1
Freight
Co._
No par
>2
16 3/4
25
U S Borax 6c Chemical Corp com. 1
4%%
preferred—
100
common—
600
1772
17%
34%
10
6c
463/4
1774
18 3/4
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Co
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17%
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537a
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8
8
25
8
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19%
5
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Mfgrs Inc
United Park City Mines Co
U
50%
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50
27/4
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4,200
22 74
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(Del)-—2.50
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United Greenfield
$
*21%
29 74
10
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OS
26,600
53%
pfd-100
—
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6%
*823/4
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3174
No par
United Gas
United Shoe
7a
700
73%
7474
29
-
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72 74
31
1
United Gas
United
71 Vj
53%
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of
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Engineering
United Fruit
70
13
53%
10
Co
United Electric
7
31
Co
United-Carr Fastener
Feb
972 May 19
375/8 Mar 16
9
9
Co
Nov
9
12
69 3/4
*127b
29%
No par
5
Co
6c Carton Corp
7% Jan
38
14
7 7a Dec
29 7a Jan
16
1
39 3/8
13
31
10
Corp
Biscuit
*12%
53%
25
common
Inc_
United Carbon
9
12%
30 7a
(series of 1956)
27
12 7a
29
4%
Nov
12%
*12
2,700
31
Aircraft Corp common5
(series of 1955) conv pfd-100
22 5/s Jun
84,500
29%
No par
No par
preferred
Drill
25
5,600
431/4
•
30%
4%
Aug 24
24%
423/8
29 74
10
series
Car
Union Twist
243/a
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29/2
53
No par
No par
California
of
27
247a
427a
28%
53
4174
*1072
*39%
6%
common
Pacific RR Co
Union
1033/4 Aug 25
May 10
Co
non-cum
277a
247a
43%
39 A
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Corp;
4
4
27 74
24 'a
41%
31 /a
5
Union
Union Electric
26%
21
53%
1
No par
Jan
32
26 7a
42 7a
'
8774 Jan
Aug
23
6% Nov 30
29 7a Oct
263/4
2474
40%
537a
1
Corp
4
987a Mar
74
40 5/a Dec
4
2
Aug 30
1274 Mar
1
4374 Jan
4
267a
24
24
147a
57
320
3974
1
preferred—
prior
conv
Coach
17,4 00
31
1
50
12% Oct 26
243/4 Feb 29
163/4 Dec 23
common
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
5% conv pfd series of 1957
50
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
1
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
14
163/a
1
Corp
U
10% Jan
5
preferred
21
1374 Jun
27
27
32%
25
167a
2
1
No par
Inc
Traux-Traer Coal Co
137a Nov 28
May 17
87a July 18
Corp——
Steel
Williams
&
World
Tri-Continental
18
3372 Nov
33
3
1074 Sep
36
4
27
257a Mar 14
10
753/4 Mar
4372 Apr
3972 Jan
Oct
507a Jan
July 31
Trans
No par
Co
Transamerica Corp
Transitron Electronic
37
60,800
60%
Toledo
18
247a
60/a
Tishman Realty 6c Construction—1
29
2474
37%
4
1972 Sep
6
413/a Aug 20
373/a Dec 29
4
243/4
1
6
227a Jan
17
29% Jan
243/a
-2
683/4 Jan
28
21
21%
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7
147a Sep
157a Feb
Oct
247s
24%
!6
19%
39%
447i Dec
23
24,700
243/4
22
22 74
50%
16 72
20
39 /2
37%
7
1
83%
22
*21%
5074
15
347a Sep
84
82%
23%
17
10
84
823/4
*8272
17 7a Apr
257a Jun
16 7a
85
82 7a
25
25
26 7a Aug
20
16
85
82
100
common-
preferred
preferred
693/4 Dec
Dec
15%
83
817a
_10
preferred—
Tidewater
3
2
16%
80%
23%
5
Common
2
20
16
85 74
82
693/4
8372
Co
11
Dec
16 74
31 %
69
Glass
Chemical
15% Dec
64
16
82
1172
No par
_5
preferred
Mfg Co
conv
y
50o
common
193/8 Mar
19% Jun
16 74
1172
No par
457a Jan
-
16
—100
Co
Ry
wi
Timken Roller Bearing-
Jun
'.
87
817a
24%
26 7a
1
Thompson (J R)__.
7.50
Thompson-Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
$1.25
Thiokol
233/a Mar 29
21
;
.
41%
Inc
Thatcher
May 20
24% Jan
:
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Textron
22
84
2
Dec
Jan
7072 Dec
16
79
6
13
8
/
87
81%
25 V*.
27 74
247a
43%
4
36 72 Mar
Dec
Nov
Utilities Co
317a July 30
11
79
&
Texas
72
367a Sep
21
Texas
'
,
certificates
Sub
11
25
108
18% July 22
29% July 30
share
4
Jan
86 3/4 Aug
147a July 25
267a May 18
1247a Mar 18
Trust—
.
41
507a
17a
56
-
9372
31%
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41
53%
17a
174
174
10,100
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*
57
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30
41
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41%
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:
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26%
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52 %
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II.000
26
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The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, January*23, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range for Year 1960
Highest
86yaSep 22
120
Apr
145% Sep 22
7% Dec 28
165
Mar 30
28 Va Oct
9Y4 Sep
40 Va Oct
36% Mar
22
26 Ye Dec
8 V* Jan
2
148
25
116% Jun
161
Dec
19
3% Dec
20
15 J/4 Dec
2
8
13
31% Feb
13% Jan
15
34% Nov 29
40
Jan
25% Jun
30Y4 Sep
8% Sep
30
26 Ye Jan
5
18
29 Va Oct
30
39 Ye Oct
23
29
30
47
19
45 Va Nov
Oct
29
25
25% Nov
40 V5a
*75
Jan
NOV
253/8 Dec
28
Jan
26% Jan 21
37% Feb
33'/a Oct
6
29% Sep
22
50% Mar 12
14 J/8 Feb
26
17% Jan
9
30
12 Ye Jan
139% Jan
22
34 Va Jan
19
9
Feb
5
3
8%
lOVe
37
35%
28J/4
28 J/4
28 J/4
.—10
*7Ya
8'/4
U
24Ya Mar 29
common
S
157
21
803/4 Jun
17
Universal
33V4 Dec 23
53 J/2 Dec 29
Universal
Oil
Universal
Pictures
24
12
29 Ye Feb
28% Jan
5
17
Jan
8%
71
Nov
17
84
Jan
18
70% Feb
40
Feb
9
50
July 29
41% Feb
16
62% Jun
13
Upjohn
31
Jun
9
3d 7a Feb
30% Oct
25
38
21
Utah
40
18
Nov
27
47 Ya
Aug 27
29Yb Nov
16
42
Jan
9% Jan
2
13 Ya
July 28
22 Ye Jan
2
303/a Nov
21
5
'
—
263/4 Sep
26
53
—
23
Nov
•
4 Ya Dec
llYa Jan
29
191/2 Jan >2
82Y4 Nov
293/4 Dec
5
Van
12
14
2% Sep
78Y2 Oct
16
86 Va Mar 23
80
8IY2 Dec
15
9IY2 Mar 17
79
Sep
29
87'/a Mar 16
12% Nov
11
20% Mar
Jan
29
85
82 Y4 Jan
18
23
9
7Ya Oct
3
15 Ya Dec
4
2lYa Mar
9
133/4 Jun
2
19
87 »/2 Jan
2
9 61/2 Feb
20
84Y2 Dec
8
943/4 Apr
2
103Y2 Feb
11
95
15
102Y2 Apr
14
Jun
29
27 Ya
28 Ya
28
29
47%
471/4
471/4
473/4
473/4
255/4
79'/a
80 J/a
79 Ya
144 J/2
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26
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25 Ya
34
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20 3/4
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29%
7,100
47%
81
65,000
2,400
251/4
25 Ya
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36%
500
82
145
1441/4
26
34 J/a
39
29
473/4
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-
35
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33%
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191/2
201/4
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21
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121/2
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131/8
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13
12 34
13
31
31
30 Ya
31
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31%
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Co
preferred
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lo
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21 Ya
213/a
511/4
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441/a
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453/4
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114
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8,900
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50
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4
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153
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1
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8
961/2 Jan
Jan
49
1503/4
13
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4
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82 Y2 Jun
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20
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150
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28
4
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541/2 Dec
26
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353/4
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5
9
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11
77
/
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5
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28
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271/4
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20
9
22
18
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20
12
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79
33 Ye Jun
Jan
22
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27
1
67Y2 Jun
24
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51 »/4 Dec
24
Oct
4
39 Ya Mar
36
Sep
Sep
25 Va
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39ya
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2
2
5
Jan
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200
24 Ya
80'/b
preferred
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27
28J/2
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&
83s
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Power
44
38 Ya Oct
:
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343/4 Jan
20
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31
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5
Jan
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981/2 Dec
108
84
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100
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5
153/a Oct
11
5
35% May 25
Mar 20
107
25
16
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143 »/4
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29 %
45
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37
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159% Nov
14
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10%
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6
148
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10
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8%
-
101/8
900
293/8
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United Whelan Corp
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
15
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37
29
100
5,700
19
43 Ya
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19
,
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1
&
2
21
19
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241/2
100
26
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,
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25 J/4 Oct
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109
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146
5
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43/a
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7%
23
19%
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156
4 J/4
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19
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107 3/4
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preferred
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20
106 J/4
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1
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US
4%
20
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common
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7%
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156
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f
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19
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3
8
preference
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US
v
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14
May
15% Jan
'
148
15
24
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12
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;
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Jun
14
53% Oct
21
A
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Jan. 17
105Y2
100
preferred
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US Plywood Corp common
27
36% Apr
28
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103J/4Jan
22
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153
34J/4 Mar 24
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17
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4
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4
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5
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4
33
64
class
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4
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19
78
26
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■
26
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2
35
30
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7
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8
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6
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7
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7
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24
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19
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10
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21
40
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v
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1
26
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V
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22
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12
9
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US
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4
23
10
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76
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at
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29
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100
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10
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25
40
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17
14
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62
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33% Mar 30
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41 Ya July 29
11 J/a Nov
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21
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27 J/a Dec
4
123/4 May 19
18
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83 Ya Dec
29
94
Feb
8% Dec
16
12
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24% Jan
8
50
Aug 21
20
Oct
26
48
Jun
12
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1
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RR
1
44% Jan
25
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Electric
30
18J/4Jun
8
23 Ya Nov
21
20
28Va Apr
7
65 J/2 Aug 21
14
4
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41'/2 Jun
54 Va
11
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4
9
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36J/2 Feb
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12
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21
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28
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12
30
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90
91
8
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42
May
8
61
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93
Dec
31
101
102
79
26
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95
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31
4
9'/a Nov
21
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15
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10 J/a Jan
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14
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51
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8
20
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27
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13
4
15
7Ya Jan
14
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1
29
17
4
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98 J/a Aug
89
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1
3
17
41J/4 Jun
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98
26
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6
4
37
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25 3/a Dec
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88 Va
112
24
Jan~29
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11
57
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25
32 Ye Jan
5
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25
77% Jan
4
102
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7
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7
41% Sep
2
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22
July 26
64
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28
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21
65J/2 Sep 28
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78
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97
7
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6
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15
102 Va Mar 11
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7
14
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7
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36
6
51'A July 23
30 J/2 Nov
B
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17% Jan
23
35
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22
32 J/a Jan
6
78
88
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29
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18
2
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14
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2
22
53
40 J/2 Jan
23
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28 J/2 Dec
31
J/2 Jan
2
59 J/2 Nov
19
129
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9
36 Ya Mar
6
67% Dec
84 J/2
31
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83
Dec
7
79
Nov
18
92 Ya Aug 14
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23
12% July 24
29% Feb
31 Ya Feb
10
114 »/4 Jan
7
9
19% Nov 10
87% Sep 21
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2
39% July 8
49% Jun 24
148
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1
25% Jun
24
70
36
Dec
18% Oct
15
27
21
10% May 11
25% Oct 31
36% Apr
119
29
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25
25% Feb
9
22% Dec
59
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2
•
673/4 Jan
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283/4 Jan
48
45
4
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21
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22
15 3/a
29
8
29Y4 Nov
21
43 3/a Sep 14
127'/2 Sep 29
3IY4 Aug 17
30% Jan
8
56 3/4
56 Ya
56%
43Ya
431/2
4334
431/2
43%
5,300
373/a
38
38
38Y2
38Y2
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381/2
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1,600
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28
27'%
27%
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3
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6
19 y4 Sep
28
37 J/a Jan
6
25
138'% Jan
4
Aug 26
41/4
4%
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7,800
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97
97
98
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83
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21
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38
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4
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163,500
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preferred
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40
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preferred
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.
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51/4%
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&
$4.25
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941/4
94
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8
40
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200
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46
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100
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49
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82
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300
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105
73
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873/4
1
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45 Ya
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preferred
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preferred
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87
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/.
105
20
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■
100
common
1
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
6%
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,
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20
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88
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80
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preferred
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105
48
5
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preference
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88
10
common
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convertible
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48
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100
common-
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46 Ya
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100
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convertible
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Corp
B
preferred
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.
series
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23 5/8
431/2
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100
Service
Co
27
10
com
_
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29 Ya
10
10
25
Worthington
84% Oct
41/2
11 J/a
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14
43/a
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1,800
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23
96
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25
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27
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95
10% Jan
57
44%
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66
38
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10
101
25,400
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78
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1
7
701/4
37
20Ya
33
75
7% Nor
5,700
69
37
25
8
411/a Oct
20%
70 3/8
37%
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com
7,100
37
5
com
20
4,500
53
321%
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201/2
53
331/4
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28Y2 Dec
53 3/a
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r;
Aug 31.;
14 Ya Jan
271/2 July 12
52 3/a Jan
8
523/4
321/2
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6
102
53J/4
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33
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22
8
12%
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27 3/a
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.
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30
25Ya
25
27
26Ya
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27
433/4
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43 Ya
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43
3/4
123
441/4
303/4
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30Yb
25
251/8
24 Ya
25
66 Ya
671/2
671/4
68
68
503/4
683/4
513/a
51
51Ya
517a
513/a
30%
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8,100
20
123
30 Ya
25Ya
100
81
30%
25
6,000
4,400
10
61 Ye
Corp
common
10
preferred 41/2% series—100
511/4
513/4
501/4
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881/2
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8 81/2
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881/2
883/4
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IOOY4
88%
971/2
98Y4
98
98%
98
98%
5,700
9 Ya
10 1/4
10
lOYa
10 Ya
5,600
30%
10,900
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co_
No par
_5
Yale
&
Towne
.10
Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp.
—5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
.No par
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991/2
10
68 Ya
>-> 0 0
663/4
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293/4
30
241/2
241/2
951/4
97 Ya
20 3/a
10
20 Ya
295/a
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67%
10
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29 Ya
293/4
30Y4
3078
3OY2
241/2
241%
24Y2
24Ya
24%
96
95'%
96Y2
953/4
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21
21
207a
21
94 Ya
20%
•
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51
2074
97a
30 Ya
13,000
3,600
24
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21
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24 »/a Nov
313/4 Mar 10
6
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14
32 Y4 May
9
79
May 27
23 Y4 Jan 11
6Ya Jan
118
31
51 J/2 Mar 11
19% Oct
July
Oct
45% Sep
1
34Ya Jan
,
20J/4
12 Ya
86 Ya
6
33
Pacific
Wheeling
2
Sep
53
121/4
85
6Yb
245/a
2nd
non-cum
3.80%
6
98
2
98J/2 Oct
10
28
62 3/4 Jan
37% Mar 14
36
Jun
IO31/2 Dec
53Ya
2,800
12%
87
6J/a
69Ya
47a
Western
891/2 Aug 18
28
22
52J/2 May
92 J/2 Jan
a
65
6
12%
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6%
14.200
1
Co
Ry
12%
87
1,900
8%
;
20
11%
100
Maryland
8Ya
i.»_No par
4%
Western
13
45
38 J/2 Mar 18
31
8Ya
Union Telegraph
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
14
38 J/4 Oct
81/2
2,600
70J/4
27%
100
preferred
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6
4
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8»/2
2,000
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57
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preferred
100
4.80%
83/a
62
37Yi
84
16
27Ya
60 3/4
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87
Nov
40Y4
27 Ya
60 Yd
37
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29% Feb
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27'/2
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60%
39%
27%
67
100
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60
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4,700
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37
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5
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28
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12
36%
series
14
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19Ya
79Y2
27%
12J/a
6J/2
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preferred
97J/2 Sep
35J/2 Jan
93
53Ye
preferred
17
July 22
5
4.10%
92 J/a Feb
17 J/a Nov
*85»/2
No par
Power 4Va%
Mar 31
14
12%
86J/2
6%
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27%
60
8%
86J/2
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4.20%
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791/2
27J/2
12
26Ya
1
;
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Kentucky
Penn
59
39J/4
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Motor
56% Jan
35
773/4
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30
59%
27%
8%
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Welbilt
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86
35% Dec 31
103
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4
12
100
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19
17
22
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Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
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39J/a
27
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593/4
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common
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Bros
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No par
preferred
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22
30Ya Jan
Dec
W
Inc
54% Nov
27
9J/2 Dec
&
Warner-Lambert
23% July 14
4
Dec
6%
2
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81J/4 Aug 23
37% Jun 30
45% May
4
38% May 25
30
7
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15
Co
Baking Co
54 J/4 Dec
24
Sep
Ward
15
Nov
2 7 J/2
&
26
Apr
53%
(Hiram)
Wallace
Walworth
5
Sep 27
37% Mar 9
15
100
No par
10
30Ye Oct
100% Aug 12
8
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19
15j/4 Jan
32 J/2 Nov
29% Jan
6
Dec
1
preferred
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Co
78 Va Jan
38
8
29
30
Walgreen
14
38
7
40% Dec
23
4%%
Waldorf System
60'/a Aug 24
Nov
7
29% Sep
46
80
Zenith
Radio
Corp.
petition has been filed for the
__1
company's
101 %
reorganization,
103 J/4
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104
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108%
sale,
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32,2
Ex-rights.'
Number 6023
193
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(399)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY- YEARLY
the
when
letters
bonds
the
In
mature.
column
headed
"Interest
Figures after decimal
Period"
Lowest
NEW YORK
Lowest
Highest
Migheat
Low
EXCHANGE
Treasury
Treasury
4Vis
Treasury 4s
Feb
1
May 15
IB
May 15
15
Feb
Treasury
86.8
11
Apr
Apr 11
3 Vis
Treasury 3VtS
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3s
102.20
*102.22
102.30
101.14
♦101.12
101.20
101
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101.6
*100.28
101.4
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101.8
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100.10
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100.14
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100.14
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100.16
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99.22
100.14
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90.12 Feb
18
18
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91.16
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91.22
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1964-1565
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1966-1571
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Nov
13
85.4
Jan
20
Treasury 2 Vis
Jun
1987-1971
93.24 Nov
10
93.24 Nov
10
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Sep
1967-1973
*86.10
86.18
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Dec
1967-1973
*86.18
86.26
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Jun
1959-1963
*98.28
98.30
2 Vis
Dec
1959-1963
*98.17
98.19
Bank
for
Reconstruction &
Development
Feb
1985
*104
105
1
1980
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103
1961
4 Vis
15
Nov
;
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101.16
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4 Vis
94.16 Aug
Dec
1
1973
*101
102
4 Vis
-Jan
1
1977
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101.24
14
94.16 Aug 14
93.16 May 20
3Vis
7
Jan
7
Jan
1
1978
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97.16
15
1979
♦96.8
97.8
May
4 Vis
96
Jan
4 Vis
93.16 May 20
96
15
1961
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May
;
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95.16
15
1971
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94.8
May 15
1971
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1981
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15
1973
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2
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3s
2
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July
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1976
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1961
*99.8
15
1962
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yet been admitted to
as
86
1950
2>
No sales transacted this day.
1
15
Feb
Serial bonds of
asked price.
100.20
Feb
__Mar
3s
♦Bid and
98
♦100.8
Oct
Jan
3 Vis
■
1 1962
1 1969
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3Vis
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High
101.20
,
16 1961
1960-1965
Feb 15 1965
Nov 15 1961
15 1962-1967
Aug 15 1963
15 1963-1968
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Friday
Jan. 19
*101.12
15
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Thursday
Low
High
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1978-1983
May 15 1985
Feb 15 1964
Aug 15 1968
Feb 15 199B
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102.12
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15 1998
Nov
PRICKS
Jan.18
High
point.
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1980
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month
a
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1 1969
4s
Tuesday
Jan. 16
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one
AND
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Monday
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Year 1960
Range for Year 1959
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Indicate
point represent
27
100
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Monday, January 23, 1961
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD <R ange for Week Ended
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
Period
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
High
Authority
Coal
5%s
5s
secured
5%s
5s
(11th
coll
conv
4 VaS
4s
April-Oct
1978
4%s
Jan-July
95%
1999
10
947/8
Jan-July
95%
98%
96%
105%
89
100%
23
97%
Apr-Oct
4%s
debentures
debs
tr
P'inance
104
*94
115
Mar-Sept
114
129
Prior
99%
ACum
120%
Missouri
109%
47/es
§ A
1970
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
debentures 1978
Jan-July
Jan-July
mortgage
RR
3s
5s
A
1957
i«b7
3%s
series
C
1074
Ry
3%s
2%s
debs
1st
mortgage 4Vis
series
International
3.65s
Tel
Interstate
3Vis
subord
&
Tel
Oil
f
s
4Vis
B
C
ser
85
105
101%
1979_Mav-Nov
Fab-Aug
Chemical
47%
1
74
13
..
81
76%
debentures
Co
mortgage
debs
Jan-July
'83_May-Nov
series
Circuit
Breaker
Jersey Central
1977
A
1978-!
85
1
83%
81.
83
•
83 %
75
75
*74Vi
76%
77%
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—'
69%
72%
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66
*215
——
—
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90
87%
■83%
94
101
96%
8
1011/2
5s
income
debentures Jan
&
Royal
4%s
Dutch
17
96
101%
100% 101
65
98%
101
921%
92%
261
Railroad
Morris
&
1982
conv
A
2
93%
84
161
*86%
*96
debentures
Michigan Ry 4s
NAFI
Terminal
Kayser-Roth
5%s
subord
ApriZ-Oct
98
*69
75%
68%
68%
95
98 Vi
84%
98%
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*88%
55
90
118
74%
1979
2%s
Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
1976
97
96%
debs
3s
94%
82
Dairy
77%
*77
77%
80
Apr-Oct
81%
Steel
1st
1980
Jan-July
109V4
105% 109%
Jan-July
*77%
102%
f
s
97 Vi
"2
93 %
1
1 Vi
2 %
123
86%
debentures
121
1st
Term
sinking fund 37/is
Lake
Shore
&
Mich
3 Vis
'97
June-Dec
&
ref
60%
5s stamped 1974
*iehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st. mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
1st
mortgage
4 Vis
extended
to
1974
60%
64%
79
58
Series
A
B
58
62
22
49
64%
57%
18
45
57
48%
50
9
48%
48%
1
Series
C
fixed
5s
interest
2003
May-Nov
contingent interest 2003
May
contingent interest 2003
May
Series F 5s contingent Interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Ocf
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Ocf
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-Dec
Lionel (The) Corp—
A
56 Vi
561/4
56%
1
32
31%
32%
48
18
34
34%
33%
34%
9
19%
Lake
Series
D
4s
A Series
E
4y2s
A
35%
35 %
11
20%
5 Vis
subord
conv
Little Miami
Lockheed
4.50s
Lone
RR
4s
Aircraft
Gas
1980
1980
4%s
3s
(P)
Co
3s
debentures
33/4S
New
&
First &
100%
113
98
150
98
87
—
134
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98
92
98
*91 %
93%
84%
91%
88%
88 %
14
77
97%
92
92%
197%
rMar-Sept
F 2003
eer
1979
1982
mortgage
3 Vis
1984
mortease
1st
108
*81 Vi
79
81
-April-Oct
Louisville Gas & Elec 2%s
1st
55
123 % 125%
*91%
85%
91
RR—
mtge 3%s
3Vis
*96%
100
April-Ocf
refund mtge 27/8s ser G 2003
First & refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003
First & refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003
St Louis div second gold 3s 1980
mortgage
20
1976_June-Dec
First &
1st
108
D
1982
1978
Nashville
refund
67
47/-«
1987
ApriZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
66 %
%
70
63
59
63%
79%
79
83%
68
68
77%
*
/
73%
'
68
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
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67%
68%
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73%
79
75
77%
mortgage
Trucks
Inc
May
Co
3 Vis
f
s
debs
Realty
(J
debentures
McKesson A
5s
1977
conv
Robbins
subord
debentures
143
3.10s
s
f
3 Vis
debs 1973
1980
debentures
debentures
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
143
68
117
86
79%
9
98
N
81%
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82
—«.
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81
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83%
99
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85%
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96%
1976
see page
31.
98
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101%
72
101
52
86%
83
•
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101%
69%
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38
72%
100
154
83%
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99%
84
101%
'
PS
•
;
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80
debs
1970
1982
104
37
49%
70
74%
78
85%
N
Y
Lack
Y
A
1961
B
3s
1974
105
1998_
3 Vis
A
series
4s
Power
A
West
B
Y
1989
90
7
89
88%
5
83%
99% 100
4s
100%
4
85
891/4
88%
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106 %
85%
2
82%
92 %
101 %
93%
14
84%
94
9
97%
104
94
112
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100
106 %
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135
110
100 u
100
103
865
99
10211
5
101
ft
72
83%
79%
86
78%
'
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A
79%
—
78%
2
83%
81%
60%
56%
56 %
57%
no
53
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59%
55%
59%
286
56
April-Ocf
65%
65 '/a
66 %
171
63%
63%
71%
93%
92%
93%
18
89%
96%
139
55%
63
51
56
51 %
57
57 %
58(4
51%
52%
54%
52 %
54 %
5
81%
~5
1975
19
.
series A
June-Dec
83%
77
81%
80%
87
85%
58
58
*83
87
__
83
83
Jan-July
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70
__
62%
69%
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70
63
69
Jan-July
May-Nov
1973
RR—
4s. ser A
2007—Jan-July
4Vis ser A 2022—^.May
Port Chester 4 Vis A
Light first mtge
consol
81
81
*85%
April-Ocf
May-Nov
mtge
*83%
May-Nov
._.
Hartford
first
71%
75%
—
85
71 %
*76%
--
'73_Jan-July
1975_Mar-Sept
1993_April-Ocf
2%s
gtd
4s
•
'J
51 %
51%
51%
*53%
I—
28%
58
24%
40
72
9 %
mtge
1994
4s
83%
*54%
84 %
54%
58 %
72%
77%
7
j.
*63
Jan-July
.
Jan-July
2019-
60 Va
Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3Vis series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989
April-Ocf
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996— April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4%s series J i991__May-Nov
Refunding mortgage 4%s series K 1993
Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General
mortgage
General
2%s
mortgage
1980
2%a
1980
General
mortgage
3%s
3Vis
1983
General
mortgage
Norfolk A Western
Northern
1st
Central
and
ref
Northern
3 Vis
4Vis
Natural
f
s
4%s
.
1987
Ry first gold 4s 1996
general A
series
Gas
ref
A
1974
5s
3 Vis
s
f
debentures
f
debentures
f
debentures
4"%
1
s
s
5 Vis
f
debentures
debentures
1
s
Northern
Pacific
General
lien
1
Coll
trust
Northern
4s
First
1st
mortgage
First
2%s
mortgage
4%s
mortgage
4s
Edison
1997
4s
A 2047
ser
First
First
Bell
mortgage
mortgage
Oklahoma
Gas
3Vis
1974
1982_.
3 Vis
1984
mortgage
mortgage
1st
mortgage
Mathieson
5%s
conv
2%s
2Vis
Co
Paper
Gas
A
2%s
*81
86
81
10
94%
4
99%
90
Quar-./an
Quar-Feb
_Jan-July
April-Ocf
96
93
91
89%
831/4
88%
91%
83%
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103
105%
87%
103%
89
95%
100
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102%
2
96
26
103
103
100%
106%
88%
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102%
87
87
88
13
59%
59
60%
94
56
89
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89
10
80%
90
92%
92%
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82
93
83%
12
~
83
debs
4%e
82%
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63%
78
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81%
77%
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84%
76%
77%
77%
80
79
75%
96
80
89
„
97%
93%
87%
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75%
*100
165
123%
II
165
165
1
I2IV4 124
143
June-Dec
*86%
95%
*75
Mar-Sepl
1984
106%
89
75%
101%
173
128
2%s
1975
76%
79
87
82 '/a
82 %
77
85
*78%
80%
75%
80
Feb-Aug
82%
821/4
77
83%
Mar-Sept
82
82
June-Dec
88%
88%
99%
*95
Jan-July
5Vis
conv
1982—May-Nov
Mar-Sent
3%s
onv
72%
91
Mar-Nov
1974
1983
Co
*79
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
April-Oct
3s
1987
Electric
88
-June-Dee
1988—.—;
-
Pacific
98
104%
94%
'
1980
Chemical
Oxford
Mar-Sepf
*88%
June-Dec
1982
4 Vis
Glass
104
ApriZ-Oct
1975
Electric
subord
Mar-Sepf
April-Ocf
June-Dec
1977
Telephone
3Vis
88
April-Ocf
1987
mortgage
3%s
86
83
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
1986
1988—
4%s
A
1st
82
78
Feb-Aug
mortgage 2%s
first
73
87
*88 %
May-Nov
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv 1975
Northrop Corp 5s conv 1979
Northwestern
81%
*85
5
1979
mortgage
mortgage
1st
*79 %
2
lien
98
81
April-Ocf
Feb-Aug
98%
mortgage 2%s
2%s 1975
mortgage
89
74
97%
2047
First
1st
79%
78%
83
102%
Co—
Power
first
mortgage
2
93 %
*78%
98%
1984-
States
(Minnesota
93%
; 93%
—
May-Nou
prior
74%
97%
1979
Jan
71
12
12
*88%
1980
Ry
3s
20
83 %
100%
May-Nov
May-Nov
Refunding A Improve 4%s
83
82
May-Nov
May-Nov
1978
debentures
76%
81
86
100
83%
88%
1977
4%s
76%
71
75
'
3
*91%
1976
s
20%
80
——.
79%
May-Nov
s
1974
s
4%s
78%
85 %
79%
Mar-Sept
f debs 1973_May-NotJ
1973
4Vis
*77%
1974
3%s
debentures
■
April-Ocf
.
1983
mortgage
65
14
■
*84%
'
64
40%
63%
.
Jan-July
.
General
50%
t
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Y
18%.
69%
.
83 %
—
■
54%
51
406
12
__
66%
46
—
28%
11%
*68
56
6
57
28
12
—
10
Susquehanna A Western RR—
1st
85%
73%
*75
__
85%
98
57%
2000
conv lnc
A
90
94
52%
2043
B
91
23
Feb-Aug
:
1st A cons mtge 4s ser A 2004
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A
Olin
84
90%
1998 Feb-Aug
1998
3 Vis
1973
A
Putnam
Term
Ohio
25
89%
88%
Jan-July
3 Vis
gold
2043
A
refunding
Y
,
105
Feb-Aug
1997
gold
3Vis
series
Haven
Y
N
97
90%
88%
77
106
89 %
May-Nov
109%
1041/a
ApriZ-Oct
colalteral
gold
4s
A
92%
74 Va
101%
June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
1980
6s
debentures
series
New
N
N
245
Co—
collateral
Harlem
4Vis
N
101%
104 %
101 % 104
May-Nov
1980
A
debs
1988
1978
118%
118
June-Dec
April-Ocf
92%
117% 119
194
117i/2 119
82
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108 %
100
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112
124%
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124%
84
106% 108 »/2
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94
101%
109
89%
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'
98 Vi
90
99%
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A
10
81%
83%
First
A
94
19
88 %
96
First
A
86
86
87
88
%
refunding 3%s series I 1966
refunding 3s series J 1970
June-Dec
\*96
June-DT
*88
3s series K
1971
June-Deo
■
89
L
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99
94
94
89
—
2
89
%
7
86
198
91
91
95
89%
96%
83
91
82%
86
refunding
First A refunding
First A refunding
First A refunding
First A refunding
First A refunding
27/8s series Q
First
A refunding
3%s series R 1982
First
2
89%
'96
A
First A
First
3s
series
3s series M
3s
1979
series N
2%s series
refunding 3s series S
1977
P
1981
1980
1983
refunding 2%s series T 1976
52
52%
~2
91%
91%
2
87
June-Dec
82
June-Dec
*82%
83
*80»/a
-*82%
79
refunding mtge 3%s ser U '85_June-Dec
First A refunding mtge 3%b ser W '84—June-Dec
38*
58
First
A
refunding 3%s
85
94
Ftrct
*
refunding mtge 3%s
X
1984
ser
85%
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84
84
86
80
79%
2
74
81 %
83
3
75%
84%
83%
75
81
84
78
83%
85%
5
*81%
June-Dec
Y 1987 June-Dee
85
77
74
79%
June-Deo
77 %
"I
June-Dec
Jiine-Deo
88%
7
82%
90%
80 %
83%
78
June-Dec
89%
83%
20
87
78
A
ser
86%'
83
6
June-Dec
68%
'75
52
99
May-Nov
Connecting RR 2%s series B
82 %
84
48
70
41%
85
Hudson River RR—
income
94
85%
99%
May-Nov
series
series
83%
73
•
.
P7
76
•
91
24%
100
York
82 %
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
1972—-
96
104
66
88
6
*77
1977—Mar-Sepf
Y
103
88
62
99
26
__
*103
debs
Y
105
103
40
*72
June-Dec
Light
mortgage
Mortgage
Mortgage
104%
148%
1
-
27%
101
*80
June-Dec
77%
84
41
-
Co—
RR
Owens-Illinois
& St Louis Ry Co—
1st mortgage 6s 1985
May-Nov
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
First mortgage 4 Vis lnc series A
Jan 197i_ May
AGeneral mortgage 4s inc ser A
Jan 1991— May
Minnesota Mining &
Mfg 2%s 1967—
April-Oct
footnotes,
83%
102%
>102
June-Dec
Minneapolis
For
97
*83
1975
1991
debentures
f
140
*82%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
51
—
102
Jan-July
1969—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 27/8s 1969
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 33/8s 1969
Mar-Sept
37/8s sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
s
102%
*83 Vi
Michigan Central RR 4Vis series C 1979
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3 Vis
3Vis
101
May-Nov
Jan-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27/8s
1974—May-Nop
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3 Vis 1988
April-Ocf
4%s
101
91
27%
Feb-Aug
Tel
A
trust
1st
1972
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp—
4Vis
104
A Co—
debentures
debentures
1972
1980
Corp
Ray)
subord
conv
1
wts"
1978
debentures
Stores
45/ss
25/8s
105
—
101
—
51%
90%
57
97%
-
91
27%
i-eo-xiug
1977
Power
Shore
(Wise)
subord
"ex
f debentures
McDermott
5s
1968
Dept Stores
3 Vis s
May
5 Vis
97%
__
>104
387
ApriZ-Oct
M
5Vis
1988—Mar-Sepf
Macy (R H) A Co 27/8s debentures
1972—Map-Nov
5s conv subord debentures 1977
Feb-Aug
Maine Central RR 5Vis 1978
Feb-Aug
Martin
*103%
Apr-Oct
59
58%
June-Dec
First
1990
VCv'rl'
vMack
1
47/8s
62%
June-Dec
First
1st
73%
65%
53%
1985_June-Dec
4Vis
75
*68
Mar-Serif
:
66
63
63
Feb-Aug
April
Chicago A St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3Vis series E 1980
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
36
100
1983
ser
debentures
1976
debentures
Louisville
107 %
124
56%
Map-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
debentures
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s
Lorillard
50
50
105% 106%
Map-Nov
53
95%
May-Nov
1976
51
42
*61 %
107%
'■
39%
*100
April-Ocf
1962
Corp 3.75s
debentures
Star
debs
35%
I
66%
56%
355
*58
Mar-Sepf
1986
ser
f debs
2%s
4%s
Central
Michigan Cent
32%
.
50
4%s
351
217
61%
*95 %
June-Dec
Refunding A impt 4Vis series A 2013
Refunding A Impt 5s series C 2013_:
84%
74
57
Jan-July
gen consol mtge bonds—
fixed interest 2003
May-Nov
fixed interest 2003
May-Nov
4s
85
70%
64%
60 %
79%
Consolidated
99
80 J/4
69%
63%
61%
*82%
York
87%
96
Lehigh Valley RR
Series
15
*88
_Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
61
91
*97__
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3 Vis A 1970
April-Ocf
Vehigh Valley Coal Co 1st & ref 5s stp '84_Feb-Aug
1st
90
69%
April-Ocf
N
*91%
June-Deo
73%
,_Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Harlem River
1968
A
gold
27%
68
1982
Jersey
Co—
series
South
15%
215
64%
May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
Bell
AGeneral mtge
RR
252
1974
First
&
18%
debentures
jersey
New
94
115
65
71%
1980—Jan-July
1976
guaranteed
New
97%
1%
*120
2
2007
Telephone 3Vis 1988
New Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986—
>
1 %
1959
92
95
80
53%
17%
debentures
3s
New
79
97 %
certificates
92
Jan-July
April-Ocf
1
debs
1970
England Tel A
First
78%
78%
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*70
RR
Gen
88
'
1980
certificates
Duluth
"
A Jan
ser
series A
84
Warren
1997
A
4'As
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996_Jan-JuZp
April-Oct
Co—
Ry
series
inc
Louis-Southwestern
First
St
Francisco
4s
1st
1996—
mtge
mtge
Wabash
1971
A
series
Adirond'k
6s
mortgage
ASecond
8t
&
gold
3s
99'A
__
48
80%
18
*97
80'A
94
included
1
106
76%
81%
95'A
95'A
in
the
not
included
the
Pn^kruntcv
93'A
90
99'A 100'A
87
103%
in
year's
the
range,
n
included in the year's range,
Under-the-rule sale not included
year's range,
y
*
A
d Ex-interest J Odd-lot sale
in the year s range, r Cash s
Ex-coupon.
!
receivership, or reorganised under Section 77 of
Act.
or
Friday's bid and
Bonds
selling
securities
ask prices;
assumed
no
by
j„
'
Jan-July
1972
1975
-
*82'A
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
debs
8
82%
91%
*79
;
1966—ApriZ-Oct
1971
3'As
92'A
82%
April-Oct.-
1978
4s
Works
Participating
96%
81 %
76%
1
*88%
1991_Mar-Sept
1967
Steel
*81 'A
;
Feb-Aug
LA.
debentures
debentures
States
74
75
*99%
Map-Nov
1970.^—June-Dec
1973
America
trust
2%s
86
'
1977
debentures
Rubber
12
120% 126
•
—
1971—Map-Nov
sinking fund debentures 1973.
mtge & coll trust 4'As 1977
mtge'& coll trust 4'As 1978
S
80%
*76%
124'A
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
1961
debs
&
U
'
85 %
2'As series C
& coll trust 3%s
debentures 1972
4%s
93%
105%
97%
3%s
Corp 2%s 1970
& coll trust 3%s
f
2
144
101 'A
85%
E
debs
mtge
s
80 %
104%
108
10
96'A
1980
2%s
s
of
coll
95%
116 '1
1970—ApriZ-Oct
1990—ApriZ-Oct
1974
debentures
4'As
Co
139
136% 138'A
103'A 103'A
—
June-Dec
;
2%s
debentures
mtge
1st
104
96%
91'A
—
85'A
100
__
Map-Nov
tr
RR
Biscuit
United
*95
102%
78%
u
.
mtge
1st
■
Jan-JuZp
109
95
35
Map-Nov
3%s
85
80
~2
92'A
67
85'A
84%
April-Oct
1982
1982
Car
Gas
4%s
93%
90%
112
84'A
Jan-July
1983
ser
Missouri
of California
Tank
1st
80%
86%
103
82
101'A 102
Jan-July
Jan-July
1985
3%s
1st
87 %
1
8
90%
108
101'A
May-Wow
1968
coll
Pacific
United
Quaker
3%s
1st
104'A
160%
79 »A
103
112
101%
Pacific—
:
3'As
United
95'A
85'A
102
90'A
*82%
__
103
150%
94%
Map-Nov
D
C
M
of
Co
&
United
97%
79'A
Mar-Sept
83%
112'A
64
April-Oct
gold 5s 2000.
Orleans
Products
mtge
Union
98
90'A
...
76'A
564
Louis—
series
3%s series
M
New
mtge
Union
134'A
91'A
81
145% 157
June-Dec
B
Refunding mortgage
155
1983_April-Oct
April-Oct
:
48
96
June-Dec
1977
98
*—
100% 101
1966
series
refund
of
1st
84
6
96
104%
155'A
RR—
first
debentures
Union
80
104
104
mortgage 27/«s 1979-Jnne-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3'As
debentures
1975
and
RR
3%s
——
refund
Pacific
Electric
3s
100%
107
100'A
5
101
June-Dec
Fir^t mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
94%
96%
28
17
103%
95%
June-Dec
M 3'As
Pacific-Missouri
Union
96'A
91
8.4
83%
103% 103 %
75%
June-Bee
St
Orleans
V
81
137'A 140
139'A
—Mar-Sept
1972
debentures
*84
62
98
78%
1979
Oil Co 3'As 1986
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs
Co—
3'As
4%s
L
:
70%
56%
103
99
1980
of
refund
and
&
71
98
*84'A
Map-Nov
;
1981
Gas.
1963—
First
1983
:_I„
37/8s
A.
ApriZ-Oct
Co
Electric
3%s
Mar-Sept
1986
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
and
1970
1973
debentures
First
23As
Power
debs
Gamble
&
Public
Line
debentures
conv
Procter
3s
Pipe
100'A
*
2
61%
70%
1979
Assn
1st
*
Feb-Aug
103%
May-Wow
notes
notes
New
and
Thompson
Pittsburgh
1st
60%
60 %
"102
4
Inc—
notes
RR
93
90%
96%
69 %
76
impt M 4s series C 2019
Term
94'A
90%
:
;
84
95%
100
94'A
1973
impt 2%s
First
98%
69
70'A
1965—Jan-July
1967—
debs
&
98%
87'A
8 8'A
1964—May-Wow
3'As
debs
88
89%
83 %
69%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
and
Texas
90
87'A
90
83'A
89'A
Jan-July
and
First
116%
98'/a
ApriZ-Oct
1975
mtge 3'As
3s
90
91
54
93
Tidewater
June-Dec
1975—
series
Consolidation
Plate
1970
A
65
99
1573
conv
senior
General
—
50
86%
92
1982
Texas
96'A
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General
senior
Texas
1964_Map-Nov
93'A
97-'A
85%
*83'A
April-Ocf
1971—Map-Nov
2%s
Company (The) 3%s debs
Corp 3s debentures 1965
'
--
92%
96'A
Jan-July
4'As
3%s
63
128 %
92
1974
(Ohio)
53 %
109'A
*95
1982
conv
debentures
Texas
103%
98%
*72%
Co
154
t;
Jan-July
1983
Refund
123%
91%
131'A
Jan-July
April-Oct
1984
4%s
3'As
83%
—Feb-Aup
Refund
85
*98%
1994
1983
(N J)
Oil
Terminal
101'/.
107
98
'—Li- -V
*88
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4'As ser I 1963_Feb-Aup
Consolidated guaranteed
"•
96
__
76'A
75'A
7'A
Map-Nov
(Indiana)
Oil
capital
Texas
subord
conv
5s
debs
California
(James)
5'As
94%
92'A
77%
73
92%
Jan-July
1988
subord
conv
of
debentures
5 'A %
104%
102'A
72
1
58'A
'i>
84
"5
2
86'A
9
April-Oct
1983
Chemical
Talcott
Corporation—
4'As
1996
1983
gold
4'As
debentures
2%s
84'A
74'A
97'A
13
106
20
77
t
73
98'A
105
tr
debentures
2%s
87'A
1
95
98%
__
April-Oct
83
*57
77%
2
81
consol
82
79'A
__
81
June-Dec
1989
72'A
75
*80%
5s
Oil
Standard
88
101'/a 101%
Inc
Oil
84
June-Dec
coll
11
series
first
debentures
4'As
92'A
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
•
F
5%M
High
76'A
1
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972.
77
88
1986
Co—
85
85
Low
11129
Mar-Sept
A
ser
series
mtge
LX
Map-Nov
'75—June-Dec
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
16
—
*84
RR
3%s
2%s
Stauffer
54
78%
*81%
Jan-July
mtge
E
99
92%
82'A
84
1977
series
Standard
84 %
84
'91%
.May-Wow
A
mortgage
Spiegel
60%
79%
—
Lines)
Jan-July
1973_June-Dec
conv
2%s
Standard
76
Year I960
No.
168'A 168'A
Map-Nov
1st
Pacific
Standard
63
■
90
*81%r 85
June-Dec
69%
4'As
t
3'As
76
53
5 9'A
Jan-July
1994
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs 1985
101 %
72
Term
First mtge
Southern Ry
100'A
93%
5 7'A
—
Jan-July
refunding 23As 1971
refunding 23As 1967
refunding 23As 1974
refunding 23As 1981
refunding 27/8s 1978
mortgage 3'As
1982
refunding 3Vbs 1983
refunding 3y8s 1985
refunding 45/8s 1987
refunding 33As 1988
refunding mtge 43/8g 1986
&
92'/a
Co
mortgage
First
85%
70
58'A
—
Feb-Aug
General
First
73
mortgage
Fran
First
100'A
1970
2%s-4'As
1981
1st
87%
77
76'A
1969
4'As
Southern
94%
Ry
(Oregon
4'As
Gold
100%
77
4'As
Gold
88'A
91'A
Range for
Sold
Co—
San
91'A
94 Va
Eastern
Gas
Pacific
88 Va
86%
ApriZ-Oct
1
1981
D
Natural
First
84'A
87'A
Bonds
High
82
Co—
debentures
Southern
81'A
83
convertible
Edison
Southern
88
Feb-Aup
J an-July
1987
California
Indiana
79
74'A
8 4'A
June-Dec
3'As
78 3A
71 'A
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Jan-July
1985
Southern
"105%
70
81'A
95
April-Oct
100
debentures
Southern
125
'A
98%
General mortgage
&
101%
*91'A
Feb-Anp
1975
1965
A
General 4'As series
General
96'A
93'A
1979
.debentures
2%s
106'A
12
or
_
Sale Price
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
2%s
101%
86%
86%
87'A
1964-June-Dec
1979
Light 3s
96
100'A
Bell
debentures
3s
11
1
Week's Range
Last
Period
Low
85
34
Airways—
Power
78%
86'A
*82'/a
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
10
Interest
Exchange
High
87'A
Mar-Sept
May-Woo
7
70
76'A
'A
Pennsylvania RR—
Peoria
Low
76 %
75
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
3'As
100
June-Dec
1991
Oil
9 9'A
lyb5__June-Dec
1981
World
conv
Pennsylvania
No.
BONDS
New York Stock
16
93%
10 i'A 104
1992—^
debentures
1983
debentures
4a/as
100'A
92%
104
1978
debentures
100
June-Dec
1987
3'As
Year I960
85'A
103% 104%
93%
June-Dec
1986
3 Ves
100'A
June-Dec
1991
FF
2-/4s
2%s
Pacific
85'A
June-Dec
1978
series
EE
1989
BB
CC
series
4%s
Tel
Range for
Sold
Southern
ref
1st
Facmc
High
Friday
Bonds
Electric
Co—(Continued)—
refunding uit,ge J3/8s ser z. iyb8_June-Dec
mtge 4'/2s series AA 1986.__June-.Dec
&
&
(Range for Week Ended January 20)
Week's Range
Last
31
such companies.
.
..
sales being transacted during current wees.
flat.
.
__
.
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.
••
fc
.
32
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(404)
.
.
Monday, January 23, 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, Jan. 16,
ending Friday, Jan. 20. It is compiled from the report of the American
In the following
American
the
on
and
Week's
Friday
'
Last
7.v,/'s
T 0 C K S
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Missiles
Acme
Class
A
common
Acme
Wire
Inc
Precision Products
Acme
Co
Aerojet-General
Aero
Supply
Agnew
Aid
Corp
Manufacturing—
Manufacturing
Surpass
Alabama
2%
1,100
13%
14%
400
9%
9%
10%
24,500
64 Va
58 V2
64%
17,400
67/e
6%
■7%
5,500
12%
-
6%
3%
3%
1,900
3
19%
900
IS
Va
4%
200
4
Oct
4% May
41% Oct
19%
3%
-1
5
3%
Jan
Traction
Oct
10
Breeze
Jan
Bridgeport
21 %
Jan
Brillo
10%
Aug
Britalta Petroleums
5%
72% May
10% Jun
7
Jan
22
Sep
Co
preferred—-100
4.20%
Alan
Wood
5%
Steel
84%
85
250
10
26 Va
27
2,700
common
Amer
British Columbia
Alaska
Airlines
Inc
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
Amer
dep
rets
Pictures
Control
Paper
Alsco
3% July
100
58
7%
3,200
6
8 Va
45,700
3%
3%
3%
1,800
9%
300
67
9
£1%
4%
1
10
Corp
5
2,600
200
11%
10%
Feb
July
6% May
3
Nov
7%
Mar
Oil
Beverage
American
Book
Aug
Jun
10 Va
Jan
Dec
23%
Jan
Jan
81% Mar
11 %
3,700
10%
80%
77%
8ov2
4y«
4
4
1
5%
5
5 Va
American
Business
American
Electronics
1,600
3%
Sep
4%
Aug
600
n
74%
28,400
Va
56%
4% Aug
4%
Sep
8%
Jan
1,275
65-%
42
Apr
60
Dec
•
17
16%
17 Vb
6,100
12%
Aug
,19%
Sep
Inc—
1
11%
11%
11%
12,900
8%
Oct
19 %
32%
100
40
40%
—
'
Feb
3 Va
5Vi
Jun
4
Dec
6%
Jan
Sep
Sep
313/4
Jan
47
Feb
37
Jan
10
Mar
29%
28
600
2ft
2
2 Va
32%
32
33%
2.500
112 May
25% Aug
37
38%
400
313/a July
13,100 /
8
May
7*1 Aug
£1
Co—
Ltd class B
Company-.
F
31%
Dec
Dec
3% May
211
Jan
10%
Jan
39 % Mar
7 ft
6 34
7ft
18,600
135/b
13%
13%
15,000
6 ft
Dec
9 Va
Jan
10%
Feb
173/s
Jun
July
10% Sep
6% Apr
16%
12
133/a
12%
13%
2.300
6%
65/8
6%
3,400
33/4
4
1,300
3%
15,500
Nov
10%
5,200
Dec
2%
13%
12
13%
3
Oct
Jan
15%
Jan
7%
Aug
8
Jan
3 % Mar
19 V*
Jan
Budget
35#
4%
4Vb
4.3/4
8,900
3%
Oct
4%
4%
4%
2,200
4%
Dec
6% Mar
5%
2%
10%
10%
10
1
1
2.50
8%
--
convertible
60c
preferred
serial
Die
Buell
Co
Machine
&
—
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
Bunker
Hill
Burma
Mines
American
Company
(The)
ord shares—3s 6d
25c
rets
dep
Dec
1
7%
Jan
Jan
10
Jun
Apr
11
May
8%
Jun
1,400
1%
Dec
3 3/a
800
12%
Oct
16 %
Feb
12
Jun
1,400
1%
13%
10%
11
11%
,
9
2,300
12 %c
1
Corp
Shoe
%
ft
Mar
87/a
Jan
Jan
Corp
8,000
ft
■ft ; J&n
Apr
7%
8
6
Dec
9
2%
2 %
200
1%
Jun1
33/4
Aug
20%
20%
2134
12,300
7%
Jan
223/4
Dec
18
15
18
16,400
11%
Nov
15%
Dec
15%
16
13%
Dec
7%
1
& Son Inc
(J P)
Biscuit
Burry
1 'Z2
1;
7
10 Va
900
8 %
8%
13%
1%
2%
2,400
8
10%
Ltd—•
Burnell & Co Inc
Burroughs
73/4
3,300
Oct
6% Aug
£1
3%
9
1
50c
(The) Corp
Finance Plan common
preferred
Buckeye
Jun
Aluminum
Inc
Systems
American-Internat
S
7,600
1
com_30c
—30c
10
1
*
66%c
reg
common
Bruck Mills
B
ord
Distillers cl A
Rubber
Brown
6 V*
1%
Ltd—
preferred
6%
17%
17
10%
30
July
Oct
75,900
Co
6% July
15
Nov
6%
Corp
12% Mar
9%
-1
American
B
Class
5%
—*
Company
Forman
28,700
22%
Jan
7%
5%
Corp
4%
1,100
$3.75 pfd.100
America
of
Co
Ambassador
12% Aug
10% Jan
5,400
5%
Inc
July
72
registered
Power
rets
dep
Amer
Jam
10%
9%
10 3/8
Inc
Properties Inc
Aluminum
6%
11
9%
10%
Co
Corp
Dec
4% Mar
10
10%
Allied
Allied
All-State
Brown
'
7
1
preferred
convertible
Brown
Jan
7%
67
Rubber class A
&
Artists
5 Vs %
Jan
86%
7%
.10#
American Engineering Co_
Alleghany Corp
warrants.
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Allied
86% Aug
42%
Dec
\
All
Alliance Tire
2,300
Jan
Dec
4%
shares.
Amer
~5%
~5%
5%
82
20%
Vb
—£1
£1
dep rets ord bearer
dep rets ord
77
100
1
preferred
•
Amer
British Petroleum Co
Alabama Power
1
4
High
Feb
Tobacco—
American
British
—
1%
3%
32%
1
Co.
Manufacturing
1%
400
6 Vb
Co
Gas
Ltd—
British American Oil Co_.
Jan
Oct
149
—
•
Jan
6%
1%
ord_'
Pwr
1
Sep
Jun
Oct
Corp
&
Low
14
2,300
20
4
—20c
Inc
Works
Light
Gear
Foote
Range for Year I960
High
19%
Brad
Shares
of Prices
Low
Jam
Dec
3%
135
Southern.
Great
5% May
2 Va Dec
12,100
14%
-
Discount Inc
&
2% July
1% Oct
6,100
8%
3 - •*' ■
7%
7%
Stores—
Shoe
Investment
200
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
High
;
—10#
1
1
Corp
Low
i%
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1960
Brazilian
W
-1
10
■■
Admiral Plasties Corp
Aeronca
:: i%
.10#
Mfg Corp——
& Construction Ck»p
-
Acme-Hamilton
Shares
3%
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
High
3%
1
clasa
Corp
Petroleum
Aberdeen
20.
Range for Week Ending January
Sales
,
of Prices
LOW
Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
or
* for Week
Range
Par
Stock
stock
Butler's
c
American
Israeli
American
American
6%
Inc
MARC
American
Mills Ltd—
Paper
shares
Petrofina
Jan
27%
Sep
45%
800
39
52
Feb
Writing
29%
45%
45
1
A
5%
Del
preferred
5%
5
I
Paper
.
8,900
4%
Dec
7%
Jan
1,300
10%
Oct
16%
Jan
4%
800
4%
Apr
31%
350
4%
31
—
Oct
5%
11%
5Ve
11
3
of
Corp
Thread
American
class
Inc
SeahJfCap
American
14%
22% Mar
18,800
29
12.50
Co
American Meter Co
^inyican
Dec
800
7
6
29
•
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American
v
4
Jun
28%
Dec
33
Nov
Ltd
& Edmonton Corp
Aviation Inc
Calgary
•
10c
1
Eastern
Calif
Electric Power common
California
$3.00
50
$2.50
50
50
1
—5
preferred
preferred
preferred
6%
& Gas Co
Consol Oil
Calvan
Insurance
Fire
Camden
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—— 1,
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Oil
Anacon
Lead
—
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Post
Radio
2Va
2%
%
ft
%
Anthony
Apollo
Pools
2%
1
Jan
Canada
Bread
20
Aug
Canada
Cement
22 Va Jun
6 % %
Dec
600
15
Jun
14%
1,700
11
Oct-
5%
2.000
5
May
3%
Nov
534
5%
4 Va
3%
8,000
6 Vb
6 Va
6%
300
50%
50 V8
51%
18,400
22%
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3%
3%
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Dec
I
9%
9%
11%
6,600
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91%
90%
91%
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Corp
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8%
Jan
6%
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Electronics
Aruo
Arkansas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Armour
Arnold
35c
Power
&
Co
Altex
Oil
-
36%
5% Mar
Canada
Jan
Canadian
55% May
Dredge & Dock Co
Homestead Oils Ltd-.
Canadian
7% May
Canadian
TVs May
12
Sep
1
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Ltd
Electric
American
dep
50
86%
Jan
11,400
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Oct
29 %
Feb
2%
19,500
1%
Dec
6%
J an
Capital
1,800
4
Dec
8%
Jun
Capital
%
34,300
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Associated
Food
Stores
Associated
Laundries
Associated
Oil
Associated
Nov
*1 Jan
1%
6
lc
l3/s
6
%
200
1%
Jun
400
1 %
May
67,100
4%
Dec
8%
•
Supply
Oct
Carey
Aug
8% Sep
9 %
Jan
3 %
Aug
Carter
Casco
1%
Jan
11%
13
Feb
lOe
18%
29,300
Products—10c
2%
2%
1,400
•
55 %
57 V2
1,500
50 %
Oct
66
Sep
44
45-%
3,700
30%
Oct
58%
Jun
1%
1%
14,600
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Sep
2%
Jan
5%
5%
3,600
11%
Jam
Coast
Atlantic
Research
Atlantica
Line
del
Atlas
Corp
Atlas
Sewing
Audio
1
14%
14 Va
1
53/4
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1%
Inc
Inc
1%
1%
15
6%
8
May
Jun
1%
Oct
3,200
12%
Jan
18 Va Mar
3%
Dec
15 Va
10c
29%
27%
30%
47,000
1
5%
5 Va
5%
2,100
5
Oct
1
7%
7%
8%
3,000
63/4
Sep
4%
500
Products Inc Com
non-cum
Dec
3%
11,700
Corp
class
14
18,700
Corp
Automatic Steel
Inc
5%
Inc
Plastics
Non-voting
1% Mar
&
warrants
Industries
Devices
Avien
16%
10 pesos
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Audion-Emenee
Aurora
Mining
option
443/4
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Corp
General
Atlas
18%
5c
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Golfo
Development
.
Corp
Consolidated
Atlas
Co
3%
5%
1
10c
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32%
Industrial
Ayshire
Corp
7%
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Corp
3
44%
12 Va Mar
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W)
Jan
3
Feb
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Dec
9 Va
July
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Products
(A
Corp
Electric
Century
Oil
Charter
5%
5 %
51«
,
5
4%
5%
11,200
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li
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Dec
6
Jan
Oct
14
Jun
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Baldwin
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800
7
Jan
17%
Dec
Christiana
Aug
51 y4
Jam
Barcelona
50c
Light & Power Ltd
Wright
5%
Jan
Bayview Oil
Inc
13%
300
16
Mar
3
Nov
4
Jan
20
4%
Dec
8
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l3/8
Feb
Dec
Dec
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8
A
Apr
25
Jan
25%
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of Canada
Instrument Corp
Benrus
Watch
Bickiord's
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Co
Blumenthal
Jun
17%
15%
17%
7,900
13%
Oct
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7%
7%
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10,100
5%
Dec
10% Mar
Corp
Inc
Foil Corp
Controller
—
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Co
Manufacturing
1
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Claussner
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Clopay
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Cockshutt
Co
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Co
Jun
Consol
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10%
Jan
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
100
9%
Dec
13%
Chemical
49%
49 %
49%
2,300
44% May
48%
Aug
Consolidated
16%
14%
17%
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Royalty
Sun
footnotes,
6%
4%
see page
39%
33 '/a
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36.
6%
Oil
Inc
Ray
Construction
17%
Apr
Nov
Continental
Air
3,800
33/8
Nov
6 3A May
Continental
Aviation
4%
200
July
6%
Jan
Continental
Commercial
9 % Mar
Continental
Conector
Industries
1,300
53/b Mar
3
37 Va
19
40%
15,700
313/fe
33%
4,900
96%
97
18%
19%
20
6.700
16
263%
Apr
8%
26
May
36%
Dec
Continental
Oct
383/4
Feb
Continental
94
Sep
10%
Oct
A
class
Products
Sep
150
5%
24
Ltd
Pacific
4%
24
8%
100
Inc
6%
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4%
24
•
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Oct
8%
Feb
Feb
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Dec
Jan
103 Va
Sep
Feb
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5%
Jan
6% Mar
700
10%
300
14%
200
6% Mar
Dec
13
10%
Nov
21
Mar
6 Va
6 Va
6%
3,500
43/4
Nov
10 %
66%
62%
67%
12.300
31%
Feb
65%
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1%
Dec
2 3/4
10
63%
Jan
70
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100
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83
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Dec
Jan
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23 %
23
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75
27 Va
27 %
500
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6%
900
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700
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Oct
21 %
July
25% Mar
25%
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30 %
15%
Apr
Jan
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16
Feb
May
46 Vb
Dec
Dec
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Oct
4
24
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Jun
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Feb
5 Vb Mar
43%
Jan
5%
4%
5%
22,700
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33%
36%
6,100
23%
Oct
19%
18 %
19 5 8
1,000
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12%
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13%
5,900
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8%
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10,200
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9%
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9
6%
44
23%
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Dec
Jan
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8
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500
534
Aug
9% Mar
3
3%
4,100
2 3/4
Nov
5%
Jan
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3%
5
1,000
3% May
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1
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9%
8%
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100
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13%
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Nov
21%
Dec
10% July
87/8
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23 % Mar
2,000
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26%
Oct
19%
Apr
153/4 May
35
Sep
6%
.
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9 %
7%
Oct
14%
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4
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5%
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6 %
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7%
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•
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prior preferred
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8
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Oct
3/4
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10
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300
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class
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9%
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6
4%
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Banff
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Baldwin
143/4
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2-
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Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
6%
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300
5
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3%
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Jun
4
4,700
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Jun
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8%
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26
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Jun
Jun
July
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500
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Circuit
Oil
4%
Jun
Nov
10
Catalin Corp of America
1
Cenco Instruments Corp
1
Central Hadley Corp
1
Central Maine Power 3.50%
pref__100
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
100
Central Securities Corp common——1
$1.40 ser B convertible preferred- _•
$1.50 convertible preferred
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Cinerama
Bailey & Selburn
Aug
%
—1
•
900
700
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7%
4.500
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1
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5%
44%
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34%
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Dec
Jun
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preferred
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59 Va
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Testing
Atlantic
3% July
800
3
2%
32%
37.900
1
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Power
Carreras
Chemical Industrial
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of
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57
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Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Carolina
reg
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45
52
5 %
11%
38% May
95% Dec
%
%
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9
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2
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Canadian
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preferred
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1
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Williston
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25%
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common
10%
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10
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warrants
convertible
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&
pfd
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—
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Appalachian Power Co 4*%%
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1
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Exploration
Chemical
1,400
6,700
17
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&
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2,600
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7%
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7%
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100
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200
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33/4 Mar
2%
Jun
5%
Jun
7%
Dec
16%
Sep
6VB
Dec
73/4
Jan
13%
Dec
193/b
Nov
9%
Aug
11
Mar
4
3/a
4,400
47%
Feb
Jan
32
73/8
Jan
Nov
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Jan
Jan
48
Dec
Dec
17%
Jan
^
Volume
193
Number
6023
.
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.
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
B
non-voung
Inc
preferred
$1
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Dec
19%
17'/a
14'A
700
13%
Dec
15'A
1.400
13%
Jan
~6%
700
6%
Inc
Petroleum
&
Central
ley*
20
Sep
Jan
Gatineau
5 %
Feb
Nov
8%
Jan
9%
Jun
partic
preferred
—
15,200
1 %
Dec
T'/a
19,900
25 %
July
4 6'/a
Jan
110
6 '/a
Dec
8'/a
Apr
9
Jun
12'/a
Jan
70
14'A
3,300
67
*
6%
Power
Co
Mfg
General
Jan
General
Electric
Co—
Tobacco
Cuban
Corporation
Co
800
2,400
2%
Dec
5%
Jan
General
1,950
4%
Nov
8%
Jan
Dec
18'%
Jan
Curtis
Manufacturing
Cutter
Laboratories
Class
B
Co
class
class
common
20%
53
58 Va
11%
11
ft
150
18
f
Nov
41
Mar
Oct
69
Aug
8%
10 Va
13
Dec
19%
Jun
7
10'/«
8,600
12%
1,600
Dec
6%
General
Stores
Crystal Dairies
Industries Inc
Stores Corp common
preferred
—
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5%
Inc
Mines
Day
6'A
Dec
12%
Jan
6'A
200
5%
Dec
10 Va
Aug
8'A
Glenmore
3,600
6%
Jan
9%
Apr
Globe
Union
18%
Apr
Gobel
(Adolf)
Sep
Gold
8
7%
8
6
5%
6'/a
A pref
35
C Transit System Inc cl A com__20c
D
class
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A
stock
debenture
8%
10
2%
27%
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1st
preferred
7%
2 %
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4,100
11%
2,500
8%
500
4%
5
5.
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1?.
7%
1,800
9%
9%
9%
Jan
Dec
Dec
500
7
14%
9 Va
Jan
l'/a
Jan
Dec
Dixon
Dome
Petroleum
Tite
10s
1
1
Research-
&
10'/a
10%
2 'A
Diversey
7%
10%
700
9%
10%
12,400
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7%
3,500
6ft
6'A
Dec
7%
Jun
10
Dominion
Seal
Dominion
Steel
Aug
12% May
14% Jan
Gorham
Grand
Co
Great
Great
Greer
11%
400
10 Va
Dec
16%
Feb
Gulton
3,800
12%
Sep
16%
10 '/4
34
16%
Co_
33%
6,400
7
Dec
13%
4,500
8
Jun
10%
Jan
Oct
47 Va
Jan
23 Va May
33'A
Jan
T
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10
23%
23%
3,700
6,700
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>.',/•
100
1
51%
*
23
11%
1,400
10
52%
1,100
Jan
12%
Dec
54
41 '/a Mar
Nov
38%
Oct
50%
10'A
Dec
ll'A
5
—
Drug
27%
27
44'A
Dec
B
Hail
American
States
Corp
Ham
series
series
27%
8%
and
Bond
Ltd
Dev
Share
&
Corp
Hastings
Mfg
4
2,600
3%
Dec
July
6%
Jan
31'/a
Dec
Hazel
650
27 %
28%
1,300
8%
20,500
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6%
4ft Aug
6%
33'/a July
Research
4%
Oct
13%
Feb
Hebrew
National
District
National
150
32%
Dec
43%
Feb
Helmerich
Jan
Hercules
700
24%
22
Apr
24
21%
Oct
44V2
182
Sep
Ero
1
1
i\f
27%
26 %
Jan
Herold
32%
Aug
1%
Jan
Esquire
Electric
Corp
22% Mar
26%
21,200
21
Dec
5 %
16%
300
27'%
9,600
20% Aug
34%
Sep
19%
18%
19%
5,100
16
Oct
35'A
Jan
Hoe
Inc—10c
11.%
10%"
11 %
2,000
9%
Oct
15%
Sep
14%
14
1,800
ll'/a
26%
Jan
-25c
9%
%'.
14%
8 %
V
9%
6%
6
6%
4,300
*V»
Jun
1%
1%
1%
33,200
19'/a
Jan
3'A
Feb
8'/a
Sep
19'/a
19%
1,200
% May
16 y* Sep
33%
34%
1,000
32%
Apr
41
July
8%
8%
100
7%
Nov
12 '/a
Jun
10%
11%
1% July
22%
Jan
3,000
9'A
Dec
19%
Feb
2%
2
2'A
2,000
1%
Nov
3%
Feb
1%
1%
2
8,300
1%
Apr
2'A July
common—60c
5%
5%
5%
1,800
Jun
5
23
50c
4
3%
8
Jun
25
Oct
Jan
9,100
%
1ft
1,600
%
Dec
2'/a
Jan
12'/a
_
4 Va
1ft
_
—
__
-
11%
12'/a
400
10%
Dec
13 Va
Feb
-'i-.
22%
Jan
28%
Nov
Dec
10% May
5
class
A
corn—*
6'A
50c
13 Va
11%
10
10
49'/a
46%
_
1
Jan
7%
Oct
2%
7%
6,900
l'A
5,400
%
Dec
2'/a
14'/a
5,000
5%
Aug
12'A
Dec
10'A
2,100
9'A
Dec
12%
Aug
49%
9,700
36 Va
Oct
59 '/a
Jan
2'A
12,800
1%
Dec
6'A
Dec
6'A
l'/a
Industries-
&
1
lo
uec
38,500
Oct
5%
Jun
Feb
Jan
Sep
Mar
July
99
Sep
Nov
14%
Ltd
3'/a May
37,700
37 Va
"7%
7%
1
18%
17%
18%
4,500
1
18'%
18%
19%
1,000
10c
4%
4'/2
5 %
•
$1
Dec
3,200
Hotels
(R)
5 %
Oct
13%
40
5
5 %
4,900
Class
&
1
class
&
Foods
A
6%
1
Instrument
6 %
33%
1
149%
6 71
4,200
34
2,300
151%
143
23,400
3,500
27%
Inc_50c
4
-
•
pfd
Inc
11%
Jan
Jan
18'A
Dec
Apr
Dec
3*2
Nov
.
ft
—
-ft
4
4'/a
Dec
Jan
6%
Dec
Jan
3%
1,000
38%
27,100
33'/a
Jun
Jun
4%
Jun
Apr
9'A
Dec
Oct
52 Va
Dec
36
28'A
58% July
Nov
103
71'A
Jun
10
31 Va
7'/a July
6,900
102
'
72
l'A
Nov
Oct
Oct
4%
20
7,000
11
49%
20
83 V*
Jan
102
72
30
67
Feb
77
Inc
1
%
l'/a
I
12%
11%
12%
25c
com
2%
2%
10
♦«t
'■
■
6%
3
Sep
Sep
7
Aug
7%
500
11'/a
Dec
17%
Jan
18,300
2%
Dec
6%
Jan
127/a
Jan
5%
500
8'A Mar
ll'A Mar
2,600
9'A
Nov
11
6%
7%
4,700
5'/a
Nov
7%
Sep
2%
3%
8,000
2
Oct
3'A
Jan
9Va
10 Va
6,500
6%
Oct
9%
Jun
3%
50c
12'A
7%
1
3'A
common—
2.50
Dec
Jan
12'A
3%
800
3%
Dec
77/a July
1
—
Inc
"warrants"
Co
1'7
Feb
Mar
8'A July
Dec
12
ll'A
10
Sep
Oil
Co
Ltd
l'/a
1%
1,000
5
23'A
22'/2
23%
2,200
50c
Mines
1%
l'/a
1%
5,200
1
A
5'/a
4%
5%
1,800
*
common
class
34%
34%
36%
"8%
•
B
•
(Geo A) & Co
1
2'A
Sep
Dec
Jan
3l'A
Dec
%
-
Jan
2'A
Aug
2% Mar
4'A
Oct
7ft Dec
~13%
Jan
1,700
m
8ft
IV*
19
7.50
X36
9
8|J
34'/a x36
2,500
900
7
Jun
12%
Jan
900
30
.Jun
39 Va
Feb
Horn
&
Horn
&
5 %
Hardart
Baking
Hardart
Co
•
Hoskins
(The)
Hubbell
B
Inc
Co
.'
class
A
1
com
10c
48
97
98%
31
31
8'/a
8
8'/2
1,790
115
165
47'A
Apr
99
300
29
Nov
38'A
700
7 Va
Dec
14
16
3'/a
<
16'A
1,200
13%
Sep
23'A
15'A
16'A
1,700
13%
Sep
22
3%
13,000
2%
Dec
21'/a
Dec
3
1
22'A
19'/a
22%
3,200
26%
23'/a
26'A
31,000
5
Products
Jun
Jun
94
2.50
Inc
.
32 Va
40
4,300
15'A
5
5
common
Hycon Manufacturing Co.
Hydromatics Inc
Food
45'A
2.50
Motors
(Harvey)
Class
47%
100
Mfg Co
Electric
189'A
172
189'A
*
common
preferred
29'A
28%
30
33VaC
12%
12%
13'A
4'A
25%
Dec
Dec
Oct
Jun
Mar
Apr
Aor
Sep
Nov
18 'A Mar
43% May
2,300
25%
37
Nov
1,600
11% May
21%
Jun
7 A July
10%
Apr
Jan
34%
Oct
Feb
Inc
Gold
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co new
Howell
%
Jun
4% May
21
10,400
14,200
48
'
25c
Class
12 Va
110'A
—
5'A
27%
10%
1
38'A
100
Corporation
Hormel
20%
5
4%
26
11
♦
A
Hygrade
Corp
%
5'A
*
50c
Sep
JNOV
10
Jan
65
Jan
6'A
1
4%
10c
Hoffman International Corp
Dec
7
17,200
13
10
—10c
6 Va
10
59,700
ft
25c
or
7%.
1,900
10c
5'A%
Supermarkets
4%
Dec
6'A
1
5'/a
Co
convertible preferred
Realization Corp
Hiller
48%
Apr
3
4,500
10
—:
4%
May
1
70
—
5 Va
61
10,500
46,200
850
900
25c
17%
4
65%
Electronics™
&
95%
4%
63%
Jan
15%
48%
65%
9%
5'A
95%
ft
Co.:
Co
—25
ft
Dec
b
3%
Nov
Oct
3'A
16 %
4%
5'/a
2,700
95 7
47%
Dec
1,600
3%
Consol
4
18%
7%
3%
Industries
4%
700
7'A
7'A
22
3%
Hollinger
48%
8'A
32%
Sep
22%
7'A
10c
Hofmann
1
Jan
Inc
Holly
1
5
22%
1
Products
34
10c
10,100
8'/a
10
„
Jan
Dec
8'A
Dec
Dec
19'/a May
8'A Nov
—
8'A
3%
8%
Nov
common
9,500
4% May
Mar
8%
4%
Aug
5,900
4
90'A
4'A
4%
3
14%
28
lttva Mar
7'/a
21
-
1,200
6%
4,100
6 Va
1,800
25%
.'
ft
7,000
9
7%
24%
7 Va
2,000
12
2
8
10c
5%
10%
2
■mm<
25c
Payne
Galion
Hydrometals
&
1
100
24%
Electronics.
Camera
——10c
ft
Co
5%
—1
Electronics
Corporation
(Max)
Feb
25c
22%
10%
pld_^_100
Pipe Line
Exquisite Form Industries Inc
Fairchild
2%
Inc
5%
Eureka
Factor
600
30
Kosher
24%
—
Fabrex
17% July
14'/a
34% Mar
2%
2
*
5%
Corp
preferred
Radio
&
Radio
Hill's
■
Inc
Esquire
Eureka
Oct
7% May
Dec
11%
Light
1—20c
Steel
&
20%
1
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
16%
Corp
Manufacturing
Mfg
10%
500
2%
Higbie
Jun
iil
6,400
iir
27%
169%
Apr
24
common
common—
convertible preferred
Espey
1,600
Jan
Oct
9
7,400
16%
Co
Equity, Corp
1st
3,900
5
preferred
7'%
Home
cum
12'/a
12%
26
Oct
10c
Co
Corp
(WE) &
4 %
Dec
167'/a
America—__——1
new
Empire
6 ',"0
11%
11%
25%
2%
Inc
Rubinstein
3%
25
Facilities
of
Corp
&
12%
Co
Mining
153%
22%
—.—ft—1
Associates
Missile
Air-Freight
Forge
12
Corp
Lithographing
Bishop Inc
Corp
900
35
23%
—1
10c
Corp—
Specialty
Empire
$2
13'A Mar
Hazeltine
Hilton
Erie
Dec
May
Jan
50c
Communications
Inc
9%
16%
Inc
Havana
17% May
23% Apr
27%
35
5
:
__—.
Electronic
El-Tronics
700
1
Electric
Dec
3%
1
Assistance
Electronics
11 %
1
Corp
Stores
Hecla
1
:
Electronic
Emery
10 %
Corporation
2%
*
*
B
&
18
'
10c
Inc
Hartfield
4%
1
A
preferred
Electronic
14%
Jan
2
Harnischfeger
800
26
25
common—
preferred
Electronic
Sep
Jun
11%
21,300
1
—*
Corp—
Harmon-Kardon
3%
20c
Inc
Iron
Corporation
Electronic
68%
7%
400
r
1
Heli-Coil
Malleable
Electrographic
Oct
39
12'/a *
Plywood Corp
3
—..
Eastern
Electric
Nov
12l/a «14'A
Lamp Co
Harbor
2Kl
3
10s
reg
&
Hartford
Co
Corp
Mines
4,800
95'/a
H
H
Heller
Elder
I
Apr
Jan
11%
Inc
Jan
9%
E
$6
Jan
85%
so
13'A
Industries.
Dec
8%
9%
27%
—1
Co—_——
2j
8%
9%
*
Freightways
$7
57%
;
11% July
~8%
32.50
—1
1
m(.
Eastern
Edo
54'A
:
100'A
Jan
34
10%
Dec
11%
—
&
Industires
8% May
4
Inc
—
Western
Helena
Eastern
56'/a
Products
Land
Jan
Dec
Feb
9 Va Mar
Rubber
Test
93'/a
Mines
_
Industries
11%
--1
common—*
—1
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
*
Dynamics Corp of America
1
Duro
93 Va
Leases
Guerdon
&
8% May
28'A Mar
Ltd—
American dep rets ord
Duraloy
(The)
Co
Durham
Hosiery class B
Dunlop
93'/a
4c
B
Corp class A
Company
Stores
3%
1%
Jun
94
—5
_
Freehold
Jun
500
u
Grocery
Gulf
200
Ltd
Power
-9%
_1
r
class
series A
Hydraulics
Griesedieck
Feb
6,100
Drug Fair-Community
Duke
9%
Jun
24%
1
Inc
Producers
preferred
20%
11
Corp—
Harris
Driver
9%
8'/a
20%
11,600
.—•
Inc
Chemical
Western
6%
Oct
12
Exploration Co
&
1%
<\
Dec
Aug
10% May
•
Inc
Lakes
15%
10%
Corp
Drilling
Nov
26% Mar
23,400
'
*
Industries
Amer
Great
100
11 Va
(The)
Brewery
18%
l'/a
Gray Manufacturing Co
17
15%
Ltd
common—
preferred
Draper
39%
4%
17%
1
Manufacturing Co
States
15%
Inc
Douglas Oil Company—
Dow
Jan
100
1%
Manufacturing
Gulf
nvs
Textile Co
$2
6%
2,600
1
Rapids Varnish
Jan
*
7.50
Tar
Dominion
Dorsey
Jan
Dec
4,700
18'/*
1
Consolidated
9%
& Chemical Co Ltd——*
Dominion
Dorr-Oliver
stock
ord
Coal
&
Jun
23%
_*
Products
Goodman
17
*
•
Bridge Co Ltd
29 '/a
Dec
-38%
4'/a
15%
Corp
Industries
Warrants
Ltd
Jan
Jun
5
34%
15%
Mines Ltd—i
Distilleries
Goldfield
Gridoil
rets ord reg
Corp
Chemical
Glass
Jah
11% May
10 'A May
Dec
9'A
Feb
8'A Mar
Dec
413
July
14%
4% May
% Dec
24,800
7 %
3 Va
143
Nov
7'A
Jan
28%
Jan
9'A
2,800
u
7 '/a
Apr
Nov
135
Sep
4%
6%
10%
37,200
18'A
Dec
12
18'A May
10
10%
Dec
1%
2,600
28%
144
8 Va
4}£
3 5'A
Dec
Ltd—
Co
dep
Apr
3'A July
300
8%
com__10c
10
Dilbert's
2%
27%
11
1
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing-.:—1
Detroit Industrial Products
1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd—_—
—25c
Amer
4'A
20,600
10
144
Desilu Productions Inc
Distillers
6,100
Feb
29'A
50c
5
—100
Stores
Dejay
Dennison
13'/a
class
Corp
Dayco
•>'
12'A
6
Jan
3% May
18% May
4
4%
—
6
250
n
34%
-
Co__
Co
7%
1
:
C)
7'A
10c
Brothers Inc
Davidson
(A
"7%
17'A
12
50c
,
Yellowknife
Gilchrist
17'A
Corp
Corporation
Controls
8
10,300
Oct
—•
preferred
7%
50c
—50c
.2.50
20
1%
8ep
Jun
3%
July
8,500
2,800
2.50
Genung's Incorporated
Power $5 preferred
Gilbert
Daryl
3 V*
3'A
5
—5
4
Georgia
Giant
D
Davega
1,200
2'A
4%
£1
1
Fireproofing
Giannini
Daitch
89%
101
Dec
3
1
Plywood
19'/* May
18% May
Dec
5'/a
5
Feb
Jun
1%
Dec
39%
15,000 i'
•
A
common.l
1
A
19'A
33%
100
200
25
General Gas Corp.
General Indus Enterprises
46 %
1,500
2
4%
1
dep rets ord reg
6'A
58
High
Ltd—
3
207/B
——*
—
Range for Year 1960
Low
38%
~2
—1
Corp common
5 %
convertible
preferred
General
Development Corp
Dec
38
m—
Co
72
15
*
—-
"wts"
Builders
General
Cubic
Shares
High
***"*■
1
Acceptance
Alloys
General
American
38'A
100
Co
5%
.
Sales
Low
•
common
preferred
Gelhnan
2%
25c
Co common--10c
2.50
Co i;
Crystal Oil & Land
2
l3Va
14
Dec
32
31
6%
5
(Md)
"A"
Cork Internat'l
Drug
31 %
1
Petroleum
Crown
T%
2
5
Co
Crown
6
(Del)_50c
._.
Milner
for Week
of Prices
G
General
(ord reg)„_£1
Industries
Carrier
18%
18 % Mar
x6%
Range
Week's
Apr
15'/a
6'A
Last
Par
Jan
Nov
13%
1.50
dep receipts
Crane
$1.12
16
*
15 >/b
.
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
High
15%
1
A
Corp
Creole
Crown
100
Ltd—
Courtauids
Crowley
Range for Year I960
Low
15%
,
Friday
Shares
High
15%
5
—
common
class
Beverage
Cott
Low
STOCKS
*
—.
:
Reynolds
&
Corroon
of Prices
Distilling Ltd cl A voting-"
(H)
Coro
for vVeek
Sale Price
Par
Class
Range
(Range for Week Ended January 20)
Sales
Last
American Stock Exchange
Corby
Week's
33
Dec
201% Aug
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common
$2
shs
of
beneficial
1
32'A
32
32'A
14
Jan
32%
30
29'A
29%
29'A
200
26'A
Jun
29
—1.50
'5%
5%
5%
1,600
4%
Dec
17%
17%
17%
600
int
preferred
Falcon
Seaboard
Drilling
Co
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd
Federated
Pennont
1
1
1
1
ft
nr
Dec
IMC
Aug
Imperial
19%
15% Mar
Aug
7%
Aug
Filmways
Inc
Financial
5%
5%
800
1
"5%
5%
5%
9,900
4
July
6'A
Jan
5%
5'/4
5%
2,200
4 Va
Aug
7Va
10c
10%
9%
10%
9,700
9 V«
Jun
3%
3%
3%
5,600
1
A—
General
r
10c
Corp
*
Corp
4'A
•
20,900
%
Feb
l'A
Dec
57,700
2ft
Nov
4%
Jan
8
Jun
4% May
Corp
60c
convertible
Firth
Sterling
Fischer
<5c
Fishman
Flying
<M
Tiger
H)
Ford
Motor
of
Motor
Co
Forest
Fox
City
Head
Fresnillo
Friendly
Fuller
Co
dep
(Geo
For
A)
~5%
22'A
Inc
1
Inc.:
1
Canada
rets
Company
13'A
11%
13'A
10%
10%
2,000
5%
24,000
~4
22%
5'/a
20
15,400
16'A
Dec
12%
Dec
13'A
12'A
1,400
42,600
Va
8
To'A Tan
Dec
20%
140
140
6J
20
20
1,600
11%
10%
10%
4,700
10
Feb
13%
Oct
1
.
1.25
10%
1%
1 %
1
4%
4
8'%
8
1*.
5
—
footnotes,
reg
9]£
9ft
10'/a
12,300
38%
38%
39%
3,100
30% July
39
Jan
13'A
13 Va
13%
600
ll'A
13'A
Dec
Tobacco
see page
36.
32
%
30%
1%
42,000
1
Dec
4,500
3%
2,400
7%
Oct,
2
Aug
8%
14'A
Nov
4%
32
1.400
of
26
Oct
Canada
8 l'A
82%
150
78 Va
5
Plywood
Credit
Corp
Homes
..,
/
25c
1
Co Inc
class A
Corp
Insurance Co
International
Breweries
5
5
Mar
86 Va
Aug
Jun
6'A
700
4'A
Jan
4%
5'A
3,000
3'A
Nov
7%
Feb
18%
19%
5,500
14'A
Nov
20%
Dec
8 V*
5'A
19%
Aug
11
Jan
78'/a
Dec
89
81%
5
85
1
Inc
10
Jan
8% May
—1
of North America
Aug
ll'A
11'/a
11%
31
32
International
Holdings Corp
1
32
International
Products
5
10%
33'Ac
1
pfd—100
7%
2'/a
9,900
900
1,400
ll'A
16,300
7'A
7%
2,400
2'/a
2'A
500
9Va
60'A July
6"%
Jun
14'A
May
9%
26
31%
Jan
Dec
16%
Jan
Jan
20%
Oct
Jan
181'A
Nov
111
Dec
18
Jun
£1
-
10c
Inc
Ct>
Imperial
Inland
*
reg
Sep
£1
*
ord
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & IrelandJEl
Indianpolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd_ 100
Indust Electronic
Hardware Corp..50c
Oil
Intex
ord
rets
(Canada)
Oil
Inland
Ltd—
Brewing Co
(The)
2.50
1
Enterprises—
Frost
10'A
8
1
Co
Line
Ford
American
preferred
Inc
Porter
Imperial
Industrial
common
Industries—
11% Mar
First National Realty & Construc¬
tion
dep
!
Corp
Chemical
Jan
10c
class
1ft
3 'A
25c
Purchaser
Petroleum
l'A
4'/a
Magnetics
American
j.,5
Sep
Mar
Investors
Iowa
Iron
Company
Royalty
Public
Service Co 3.90%
Fireman
Jan
Ironrite
8%
Dec
Irving
Inc
39'A
Feb
Israel-American
Air
Manufacturing—
—
—
Chute
Oil
1
1
——'
1
Corp:
.—10c
—
16
9
Jan
-
6
18'/8
ft
16%
1,400
6'A
16
1,700
20'A
2
Sep
2'A
Jan
72
—
20%
ft
B% July
Feb
July
78%
Dec
15'A
Dec
21% July
Dec
10 Va
1,800
13%
Oct
31%
Feb
97,700
V,
Nov
1%
.i*n
6
Aug
34
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
American Stock
Sale Price
Exchange
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Par
Low
Shares
Low
13%
14%
Jetronic Industries Inc
100
7%
7%
Jupiter Oils Ltd___
150
2%
1%
5,500
8%
2%
Feb
16 'ft
Jan
M't
3,700
.
9
6%
Nov
13%
Jun
Mount
185,000
lft May
2ft
Jun
Diablo
200
4
~3%
1
15%
14 3/4
15%
25%
25%.
26
1
8%
Vernon
Videotronics class A—
Kaiser
Industries
Corp
(D) & Company
Gas & Electric 4% %
Kansas
Katz
Drug
Kawneer
Co
Kidde
3%
31
25c
72%
65
23%
&
Dec
24,800
3
Nov
Jan
Jan
Muskogee Co
88
Jan
96
Oct
Muter
26 y«
Jun
37
Inc__.
10,870
39%
Feb
—
9,400
6 %
78
13
2.50
15%
14%
15%
1
2%
2%
2%
,24 3 4
19%
Jan
Dec
18%
Company
2,600
Copper Colbalt Ltd
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
Kirkland
Klein
1
Kleinert
(IB)
2 %
Rubber
Dec
2 %
Jan
Oct
2 %
Jan
2%
2,000
2%
20,800
2%
1%
2%
1%
%
iti
9,600
13%
12%
14%
13,500
10 va
5
Co
29
27%
29%
2,800
17'ft
.4'ft
4%
5
Corp.
Stores
-
;
4 % Mar
Dec
3%
Jan
-ft July
ft
Jau
Oct
19%!
Jan
Feb
25 %
Sep
Nov
2
26,600
4'ft
Dec
24 %
203ft July
"
—.
_
Oct
Jan
7.50
18%
18 'ft
18%
300
133/a
Apr
1
18%
18%
19'ft
15,000
18%
Dec
23%
1
18%
18%
19
19
Dec
23 'ft Mar
33 V:.o
2%
2%
Kratter (The)
Corp Class A
convertible preferred
$1.20
%
1 %
1
Hotels
Kobacker
1,800
3,800
2%
4%
Knott
1
2
l
Dept Stores Inc
3|j} Mar
ft
1
20o
Minerals Corp Ltd.
(S)
1% Mar
1%
lo«
1.25
_
Eropp (The) Forge Co
Dec
27%
NOV
7%
Nov
9%
Dec
.
2,100
2'ft
1%
2,600
19
3'ft
Sep
Sep
Apr
Jan
Industries
Napco
—
Hess.
Bellas
National
La
Consolidada S A
Lafayette
Lake
Mines
3
Corp
7%
15%
Lakey Foundry Corp
1
Lamb
3
6%
Lanston
Industries
Larchfield
,"!■
Jan
8 3/a
3,500
37%
12%
Dec
La
Salle
Lefcoiii-t
Leonard
Le
borp.
Realty
Refineries
Tourneau
.
(RG)
Inc
1
__
Jan
9% May
Jan
16
1,000
13'ft
Dec
26%
ft 5%
preferred
Lithium
Locke
Corp
Steel
Lock wood
1
,
.
Bartlett—
8%
20'ft
Sep
Oct
fa'ft
Jan
6%
12'ft
Jan
3
3
23/s Jan
3%
—
15%
—
-
36
_•
10%
10%'
10c
3%
2%
l}ft
14
193/8
1
10
50c
Ltd—
1 ft
Co
Transit
National
Video
class
Corp
Natus
l3/4
14ftt v
19%'
20 >
,
Oct
28
Jan
41
Oct
18%
8,200
12% •'
400
15% ft *- 9,300
8%
•
100
-
Oct
29'ft
Oct
11% Oct
11 / Nov
8'/» Oct
1% Dec
11,700
1,200
300
210
103/8 May
16
23%
24
Oct
153ft Nov
900
*1,700
11
18% Feb
16% Sep
10% Jan
*
13%
-
11,600
36'
3%
Jan
Aug
Jan
Jan
Mar
26
-
9"%
' •*
*
38
July
Dec
20
May
1
1
20%
203ft
21
17 */4
14
16'%
13%
18%(
14%
28%
30
A___
2
1
Co
__
Oct
8%
23/4
300
3,000
2%
2
Juris
3% Mar
13%
Nov'
3%
Jan
2%
54,960
2%
2%
2%
__
30c
i
IViur
850
'
ft" *»i;ft'
Associates
Union Electric Corp
National
100
36
23 '/8
12%
14
8%
22%
1%
13%
17%
18%
34 %
!—
Machinery
Car
35%
20%
•
■
*
Jan
•
12
;
Feb
Apr
24 %
Aug
14,800
153/4
Nov
17%
Nov
1,000
12%
Oct
15% July
7,600
34
17% Ma/
3,200
••
8%
Sep
11%
Apr
33
Nov
63 'ft
Jan
2
Nov
7%
Jan
800
11'ft
30'ft
1,800
—
*
-
Idria
Jersey
Min
43%
1
Chem
&
l3ft
Park
Process
New
York
Auction
New
York
&
41%
1 %
34%
Jun
40 3/a
Dec
2%
Jun '
Jan
43%
9,800
1%
31,100
%
4
12,400
'ft
Dec
1
Jan
19%
203/s
6,400
18%
Oct
32
Jan
2,700
8%
Oct
13%
Jan
~
«s Dec
i
New
York
7 'ft
Jan
Nickel
24'ft
Jan
9%
9 %
1
1%
1 Vb
Mining Co
Nipissing
%
20
1
10
1%
6,600
25
26%
"866
34%
3 fa %
2,800
1
•
Co
Merchandise:
2% May
36%
Dec
25%
Oct
413/4 Aug
25%
Ncv
43
Jan
21
—
3.33%
Rosario
Honduras
Nov
125%
——-•
Co
Sep
30
Jan
154
'
10
Feb
'
Dec
13%
Land
Jan
Jan
50c
,_25o
New
7'ft
Co—
Zinc.
New
6%
6 5/8
750
__20
Watch Co
Clock &
New Mexico & Arizona
Dec
-4,700
20%
New
Tel & Tel
England
Haven
43ft
'
100
7%
9
8'ft
—
13% Aug
32% Jan
93ft May
2l'ft Dec
200
—
20
Jan
New
New
Oct
8%
2,300
2%
•
7%
Dec
27,700
40
7'ft
Jun
5'ft
1,800
.
8%
8'ft
5
600
6'ft
6%
2%
—
5
America Inc
of
Chain
Kessler &
4'ft
19,100
..=■•
Jan
6
29
10
1,300
8
i
Nesile-Le
19
4%
7%
__2
Inc
Corpi-—
Starch & Chemical
6%
Jan
4 %
7%
25c
;
Industries
Rubber
Sep
Oct
Jan
Apr
6'ft
.5
Steel
4»ft
43ft
13%
12%
Oct
Research
Oct
15%
Dec
Nov
3%
Presto
400
1,400
7%
National
National
8 % t
7 %■
i
Corp
Nelly Don Inc
11'ft
29
Jan
1,000
National
Jlltl
1
39%
1
Y com
83/u
1,100
1
Stores
National Petroleum Ltd
Oct
"
Liberty Fabrics of N
Oct
4,800
61
5 3ft
2,700
8'ft
_3
5
8 VB '■
Mlg
14%
6%
~2%
Inc_.
3,700
6%' *
-
4'ft
Electric Weld Machines—.—1
Equipment Rental Ltd—.—1
7
Sep
9'ft July
6
5
Jun
8%
National
3'ft July
1,400
17%
"i'ft
—5
25c
University
Corp
34%
'
3%
National
5%
63ft
:
..1
Extension
Leesoua
5
Jan
Oct
'
7%
National
2,300
15%
10
Inc
Corp
6'/u
1
National
16%
5
Sep
,143/4
29
1,400
353ft '
8'ft
f
New
Industries
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lamson & Sessions-Co
%
7% Dec
500
8%
8 3/a
34%
6
Company Inc
17,700
5%
5%
7%
Jan
34%
8
—
Company
Casket
National
4%
.
4
Feb
23 %
Aug
3%
4'ft
National
15%
133/4
4
1
Ltd
39%
365/8
75 Desos
.
Electronics
Radio
Shore
•
8%
34'ft
.8 :
(Mich)
Co
Brewing
National
37%
G'ft
Sep
30
'
Milling. .3
National Alfalfa Dehydrat &
National
-
— -
Inc
.
1
Nov
17
1,400
?/
.1
— —
—
Inc
;
•
Inc__
f
15,900
22% !
38
' .r)
.1
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
National Telefilm
Apparel
21%
34
1
N
National
L'Aiglon
Jan
22%
Sep
Naehman
Kilembe
16 3ft
Dec
Dec
12%
1,800
Apr
11%
1
Co
Jan
May
14
July
July
26
1
16%
3,200
73%
25%
8
97
29%
54,700
10
97
31
5
Stores
(Walter)
11%
3 %
50c
L
(Del)
Jewelry
10%
3%
pfd__100
Company
Kaweclci Chemical Co
Kay
iiy8
I
Kaltman
Feb
4%
16,800
4% /
4
22%
5
2.50
10
-50e
4
1,100
38
1
Corporation
Ohio Mlg Co_
Muskegon Piston Ring Co__—...
Murphy
Murray
Jan
Dec
12,100
8%
8%
4 5/b
1
Muntz TV Inc
3'ft
3% Aug
2,000
.
K
High
Dec
900
2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel_____—12.50
MPO
Range for Year I960
LOW
2 %
2
3%
4
Company
Mills Inc
Shares
High
2%
com—1
preferred
6 '/<:
13%
Co
Products
Metal
Clemens
for Week
Low
Par
High
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year I960
Mt
Glass
Week's
Last
STOCKS
High
Monday, January 23, 1961
...
(Range for Week Ended January 20)
Friday
Week's
Friday
Jeannette
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(406)
15'ft
Nov
Nov
>
/
Rim Mines Ltd——
Noma
•
1
Mines
Lit.es
,
ft
3/a
ft
%
1
1
Inc_
5
,
%
Nov
U
Nov
1%
Jan
4 3/4
Dec
10%
Jan
33/4
Dec
6 'ft
July
7,800
%
4%
400
-
4,200
5
}i!
Jan
'
Class
A
_25c
■
—
4%
3%
—
1,500
3 3ft
7'ft
Dec
Apr
Norfolk
Southern
&
Railway
__J0
42%
43
1,700
41
4%
4%
42%
14,300
41%
1
:
,
43
43/8
"
North
American
Cement
class
A
Class B
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
___1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co..
1
Loral
Electronics
Corp new com__25c
...
Louisiana
Gas
Louisiana
Land
Lucky
Friday
Lynch
Lead
(The)
1%
11 Vs
300
36%
11
2,400
55,000
35%
31%
10
xl7%
16%
17%
62.3,4
64 %
19
19
2
Jan
Dec
15%
Oct
36'%
Dec
15%
Sep
18%
Sep
42% July
62%
Dec
100
12 Vb
11%
9%
1134
Sep
15%
Dec
25
-
Oct
30
Apr
7%
15,300
10
American
Royalties Inc
___1
24%
3,850
2o Va
1%
39
Sep-
Jan
393/s
Nov.
.f'
Jan
3 %
Jan
3%
Sep
Jan
Jan
23 Va
2.50
Corp
2%
10%
11,600
Co
Dec
1
5,100
64%
Exploration
Silver
Lunkenlieimer
1%
30c
Mines-.,—10c
Service
&
ftl%
North
15
Dec
Aug
North
Canadian
Northeast
North
Northern
Nova
RR
Ind
1}f:
2%
4%
4%
4%
1%
10,300
3 %
4,400«
61
...50
%
Mines
1
Corp
(Del);
—
4%
JOc
Dec
Nov
6% May
67%
Dec
86%
130
ft
7j/b
18,800
ft
Dec
1,500
5 3/4
4%
65,700
6
86 %
ft
7%
43/8
86'ft
4%% .pfd—100
Ltd
1
Serv
of Amer A
Corp
2 ft
1
!___
Nickel
Industrial
Nuclear
25
LLd_>
Co__
Pub
Rankin
North
Oils
Airlines
Penil
__
74,300
79
Jan
2%
Feb
88%
Sep
13/a
Jan
Nov
13 3/«
Jan
Jun
5 '/a
•
AUf
M
o
9%
2,300
83%
Oct
12%
jan
19%
19%
20%
9,400
13%
Dec
363,1,
jan
1
20%
19%
20'ft
1,300
16
Oct
27% July-
33%c
l'ft
l'ft
1%
*2,300
1%
Dec
2'%
Sep
21,100
%
Oct
I'/b
1%
MarFadden Publications Inc
Mack Trucks
Macke
Inc
^
(G
B) Corp class
Airlines Inc
Mackey
A
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
'
_lc
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
Maine Public
9
1
warrants
%
%
_10c
5,400
__50c
5»/0
5%
4 'ft
2,700
7
Inc
23%
23
23 %
30
29
30%
16,000
36
33%
36'ft
43/8
1,200
•
Co
2,600
Dec
Marconi
Tire
Rubber.
&
International
Communication
Martin
Co
Co
Feb
Ohio
Power
4%%
Sep
Okali.a
11 % May
20
Jan
23%
Sep
21%
Sep
28'%
26'ft Mar
Mead
Oil
36'ft
Sep
Inc
14,700
24,100
3%
1,200
13%
1,700
ft
82
87
6,400
23%
24%
ft
2,300
34'%
19%
8%
Aug
16
1'%
Feb
Jan
92
Nov
27a%
Sep
jan
534
6%
2,600
4%
Oct
9%
Feb
14%
3,000
10'%
Dec
21%
Jan
1
23/b
23/a
2%
3,700
11%
113/a
11%
600
1% May
10% Jun
40c
Miller Wohl Co common
Aluminum Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR
Inc
Pacific
Paciuc
1,000
8
Dec
16%
Jan
Paciifc
22
Jan
43 %
Jun
cacilic
4
Aug
6 3/a
Feb
12%
13%
900
II
Dec
20%
Jun
21
22 3/a
1,800
19
Dec
24 Va
Jan
15%
16%
7,000
11%
Aug
153/a
Dec
5%
Oct
7
July
Jun
35
Feb
5%
1,300
35%
150
4
_/iue
"ctfs'ft
/
...
ft'
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd ftMolybdenum Corp of America...
12'ft
^100
"f
^
'"r"
33
400
10%
Jun
100-
95
Feb
104
23%. Nov
39
28%
.3%
28%
100
5'%
6'ft
3,900
4%
1,000
"2%
13%
Sep
3'ft" ~ 33%
Nov
t
zZZl
38
38
245/8
1.
12'%
101% 101%
;e%
y2 4
23
40
ft
MOnongahela
4.40%
4.80%
4.50%
Power Co—
preferred
preferred
...
series
.
:
...
B
Jan
Aug
Jan
9%
*
Jan
4
Jan
4,100
%
7,800
28%
Oct
593%
Jan
1,700
18
Oct»
39%
Chemical- Co_
see page
3%
91
85
91%
6,600
36.
*
*
3"
--
-
120.
20
80
1%
Sep
8%
Oct
146% 146%
ll3/.
13'%
300
8,900
Feb
90
96
67% Jan
83 %
146%
&,
Electric
7%
Nov
3%
Oct
18%
14%
15%
900
16
.
48% Mar
1,900
Jun
5'ft
Feb
75 %
Jan
Aug
15%
Sep
19 %
12
600
4% "
4
Dec
20
Jan
3%
Dec
7%
Feb
5,800
18%
1,700
15%
Dec
22'ft
Aug
46
Jun
39
39%
1,600
32
Oct
31 'Vb
31%
31%
2,400
29%
Jan
28
28
283ft
1,500
26%
Jan
253/4
25%.
100
24%
Jan
Bep
27'% Mar
25'ft
25'ft
2,400
25 Vb
Jan
2a %
July
25%
25%
1,900
233ft
24%
24 5
23
23
22 %
22%
•
&
_——
6%
1st pfd—25
preferred
1st
__
25%
24%
23
,
22%
Industries
—
31% July
28 Va
26'ft
Aug
223/4 Mar
24%
Aug
700
21
Jan
30 3/4
Jan
400
.
jan
500
b
20%
Jan
22;%
Sep
93
Aug
7%
7%
13,000
89'%
90%
400
82
88
88
100
793/4
Jan
90%
Sep
93%
*9434
360
85
Jan
98'ft
Aug
13334 133%
10
122 %
May
1333/4
Sep
220
78'ft
Jan
89%
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dividend preferred
Petroleums
,
Ltd
&
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5%
A
Paddington Corp class
Page-Hersey Tubes
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pfd
87
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Pacific
6%
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Jan
Paniepec Oil
141
1"*%
46
Jan
Dec
Dec
Mar
.
92%
156
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Chemical
Company.
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Co
class
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Parkfersburg-Aetna
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83
12%
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footnotes,
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100;
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3%
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1,800
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93,4
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Jan
100%
Apr
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59%
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20% July
2-t^8 Oct
17,200
*
4%
13%
Jun
90
50
Oct
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5%
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•
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%
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56%
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4%
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•
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preferred
1
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preferred
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convertible
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'
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•
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Nov
5%
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Corp $1
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84%
23 7
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Jan
60
10
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Warrants
5 3/a
16
%
1,700
92%
3 % July
15,800
2% Aug
164 34 Dec
13%
Piping Co
Mohawk
4%
14%
% May
1
Mid-West Abrasive
4%%
434
16
2,200
100
_
6%
preferred
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preferred
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29%
Jail
126'% 139
1353't
•
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9%
114,100
1
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Midwest
12%
Dec
3
5
Corp
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
Oil
Oct
6
6%
25/8
1
Mesabi Iron Co
Microwave
8%
11%
6'/8
l
Midland
10,200
10%
•
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14'ft
it;
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29%
91%
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3
1
Miami
33%
6%
Mfg Co
Refrigerating Co
Mining Corp Ltd
4Vb Aug
Apr
11 %
Merchants
Thermit
Jan
Aug
•
50c
Merrill Island
&
19%
173/b
31%
1
Metal
Dec
8,800
30%
Co
Menasco
7
4%
3
Inc.
&
6,000
31%
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Johnson
9
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8%
5%
14%
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Ltd
Co
8%
—
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Marine
warrants
Massey-Ferguson
Maule
2.30
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__
6 %
20c
Corp
Ogden Corp
Ohio
'
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Majestic Specialities
Mangel Stores
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Petroleum
Occidental
Sep
Nov.
Aug
14% Aug
55 % Dec
B
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2
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12%
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1% Mar
6%
12%
Jan
Jun
16%
Jan
15%
Feb
12%
Jan
4%
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Oct
21,900
1,000
Oct
12.3,1B
600
5%
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7%
8,800
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3%
2%
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2 %
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"73/4 Feb
6 'ft' May
Volume
193
Number 6023
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(407)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
•
'
:
•
1
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Week 's
Exchange
of Prices
Low
...
Pep Boys
(The)
1
,
Perfect
Circle
Corp
Photo
Inc__
Peruvian
Oils
&
20c
Minerals
v"';
'
;
Shares
Low
9
15,000
65%
26%
7%
Dec
13
60
Oct
68
200
21
Oct
40%
Jan
Jan
66 Va
July
26%?.
'
41
1
40 %
42'A
1 %
1%
1%
4,900
33%
68,000
tt Feb
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Industries
—
_
—
5
-
33
32%
34
3,100
American Stock
Feb
Aug
Par
Leather
Bhattuck
31% Mar
47 %
Sep
Shawinigan Water &
Sherwin-Williams Co
Phoenix
„_4
51/4
4%
10c
Corp (Del)—
Aircraft Corp
Industries
51/4
pesos
Steel.
Piasecki
Pierce
10
4
51/4
200
4%
Dec
4%
900
31/4
10 »/b
4,100
7
Dec
Feb
6%
Dec
91/4
10
6%
Jan
16
Jan
1
8%
7%
8%
1,900
7% May
1
9%
8
9%
9,500
7%
16%
Dec
Feb
Shoe
Co
of
Plastic
Materials
&
Pneumatic Scale
Polarad
50
♦
Polymers
10
Corp
50e
—.
2,970
89 %
11%
12
Inc__10c
,'_A
—_
Electronics
99% 102%
1,000
10
7
7.:: -y
40
19%
12 Va
18%
Jan
103% Aug
13% Mar
v
9%
Jun
Simca
Oct
59%
Jan
Simmons
9,800
19%
17
Oct
36%
Jun
Poloron
Products
Polycast
class
A
1
(The)
Corp
Polymer Corp class A
Powdrell & Alexander Inc
2.50
1
(Del)
21/4
11%
11
20y2
2OV4
2%
600
12
$3
conv
3%
Nov
21%
Sep
2.50
■
15'A
Dec
24
Jan
9%
•
Sep
11
Jan
♦
52%
51%
52%
1,325
44
Jun
58%
Jan
1
2%
2-ft
2%
8.500
♦
% July
59 Va May
3 Va
Feb
Feb
Boss
63
1
750
Preston
Inc
Mines
Proctor-Silex
Progress
66%
66
Co Inc common
convertible preferred
$1.25
(The)
42
5,200
27% May
43%
5%
13,100
3A Feb
51/2
Jan
51/2
51/4
5%
2,600
51/4
9%
Jun
13%
13%
19%
19%
200
31%
20%
22%
2,300
20
Company
•
l
13%
1,200
Dec
11%
Oct
201/4
Jan
181/2
Oct
20% Aug
15
Apr
33%
Jun
Providence
•
of
100
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Puritan
2()c
10%
10%
2,800
85%
87V4
551/2
60
22
22%
151/4
13%
15%
13 %
12%
13%
11%
Jun
81%
3,000
Jan
88
Sep
Jan
56%
291/4
Jan
Nov"
11%
9
£
1
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2%
23%
Jan
3%
3,600
IB
Dec
3%
Jan
35%
1 it
Co
Feb
36%
Apr
Inc
13%
_.
Inc
13%
13%
Corp
Packing Co
Rayette Co Inc
12% Jan
27%
1
_
15% May
36% July
Nov
26%
24%
26%
14,300
21%
Dec
29'/a
Aug
18%
_
18%
19%
2,300
15%
Nov
27
Jan
6,700
6%
Nov
10
Aug
8%
8%
1
19%
19 Va
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
—1
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A—A-—
Broadcasting & Dev
1
4%
_
.
9
Investment
America
4%
-
Reeves Soundcraft Corp
Reinsurance Investment
Corp
Reis (Robert)
& Co
!
10
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
1
4%
6%
11%
1,200
3%
%
2,300
57%
3,150
12%
12 Va
12%
5%
8,800
%
54'A
2%
3
'
%
n
2
5%
Oct
21%
Jan
Sep
5
Dec
Sep
11%
Oct
5%
% May
45%
4,100
Sep
Dec
3 Va
97,600
19%
Oct
19
9,400
7%
Jan
4%
200
5 Va
56
1
1
Insurance Co
2,200
20
4%
7%
5o
.
19%
4%
19%
—__
Reeves
Reliance
400
—
Rapid-American
Estate
Corp
Argentine Mining
Rio
Grande
5%
original
4.88%
:
Vtc
extended
Robinson
to
2
Jan
Rochester Gas
&
Jan
Mar
Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Elec
4%
4.08%
Products
Pipe
Shoe
Russeks
Fifth
Russell
Ryan
$1.60
Ryerson
&
Metals
Shares
Standard
Stanley
Tube
18 %
17
3,900
2%
300
2%
13 *
Statecourt
Statham
Steel
b%
series
4 % %
&
Steel
Parts
Sterling
9%
Jan
8 io
Sep
July
7%
1,300
8}f(
27,400
0% July
%
27,400
% July
4%
5 Va
9,700
3%
Dec
15%
3,900
13%
Nov
>
150
73%
29%
2,800
18%
80
28%
79%
80
28
100
5%
Dec
26
Jan
82 %
4%
4
20
8%
4 %
21
41% Aug
7
Jan
8 Va
July
3%
Oct
5%
Feb
7%
13,800
Nov
18%
Jan
3,900
9 %
700
2'A
,2%
2%
1,900
1% Nov
6%
6 A
6%
8,400
5
4%
10
TV Dec
Jan
Mar
2%
4,400
1 %
Oct
3%
2%
7,900
2
Dec
3%
Jan
2%
2%
700
2%
Nov
4
Jan
—1
2%
2%
500
1%
Dec
4%
Jan
2%
1%
1
2%
.
•
:
19 Va
21
21
9,000
2.50
8%
6%
8%
5,000
_16 pesos
8%
8%
9%
600
20%
20%
200
15% Mar
5 Va
Oct
19
Jan
16
Sunset
Syntex
Talon Inc
Class
4%
class
B
-■
A
Technical
31%
%
%
24,800
% Aug
1 Va
54
17
Sep
Jan
Sep
17%
July
7%
14%
72% Jan
Jun
29'A
Dec
10%
40,400
7%
Oct
11%
Jan
9 Va
800
7%
Nov
13%
Jan
10%
10Va
10%
3,900
8%
Oct
25%
23%
25%
350
22%
Dec
26
Feb
12%
12%
13%
900
11%
Get
18%
Jan
1%
1%
1%
34,100
%
Nov
2%
Feb
74 Va
Nov
'
70%
68%
70%
—
10%
11
24%
24%
■
—
24%
4
7
Jan
4,600
59
July
600
9
Dec
17 Va
Jan
3,900
'21
24%
Jun
1,900
2%
Feb
6%
Jun
7
;■
8%
Feb
4
3%
6
14
3,500
5%
Dec
12 Va
Jan
400
'7%
Oct
12
9%
Jan
1
A
%
10c
2%
2%
A
50o
9%
8%
9%
800
Jan
10
Dec
27%
26%
27%
6,200
25%
Oct
40'A
Jun
73%
74%
1,375
62%
Nov
92
Jan
9%
10%
2,200
13Va
13%
1,100
11%
15%
200
14%
2%
14,200
61,200
15,000
% July
%
Jan
2
Nov
4%
Jan
8%
Dec
25c
Ilc
8
1
*
5
10%
_„5
—
1
15%
__
10c
2%
2%
21
20%
21
5
40%
40
41
1
18%
18
18'A
37%
36%" 39%
15
6% May
2
(Del)
Jan
9%
Jan
Dec
20%
Jan
Nov
17
Dec
Mar
3% July
700
18%
Nov
22%
Sep
300
36% July
17% Dec
47
23Va
Aug
1,300
9,900
30 Va
Oct
42
Sep
Jun
1
Petrol
3%
3%
12,700
3%
Oct
4%
10c
4%
4%
4%
2,200
4%
Oct
9% July
1
Inc
3%
3%
3%
8,900
3%
Feb
4% Mar
Corp
4
Jan
2%
7,400
3%
1,300
2% May
2%
2%
1,300
2
Dec
4
5%
6%
4,700
4%
Oct
8%
Jun
34%
2
2%
3
6%
10c
2%
3
2'A
l
...
29Va
35%
44,700
Oct
42Va
Apr
Apr
2
Dec
23
6% Mar
3% Aug
July
Tel-A-Sign
Teletro
Inc
5
24
5
;
23
25'A
22 %
3,200
16%
Feb
23%
25
8,200
15%
Jan
23%
6
•
Corp__
38
Va
5
Inc
33%
1
.
39%
5,800
Jan
5
Nov
12%
600
3,600
33% Dec
B2Va
34%
2,700
32 %
12%
13
32,400
3%
3%
7,500
10c
Corp
25
5%
34%
20c
Industries
Jun
31%
—
*
Inc_
37%
Va
5%
50c
_x.
x23
10
12%
11%
13 %
26,800
10%
10
3
Dec
Apr
7% Jan
39% Deo
10%
Jan
35% Dec
38 Va
Dec
Dec
6%
Jun
14 Va
2
Feb
Oct
4% Aug
21% Aug
Jan
14 %
Aug
4%
Nov
11%
Teleprompter Corp
Television
1
10%
3,300
8%
3
2%
3%
1,500
2
10c
7%
7%
8%
3,800
6 Va May
Inc__25c
5%
5%
5%
2,400
5%
50c
Industries
2%
2%
2%
9,200
1%
Inc—
1
Tenriey Engineering Inc___
Electronics
Oil
Corporation
Power
&
1%
1%
1%
4,800
10c
1%
15//8
19,400
50c
10%
1 TV
10
11%
9%
9V8
5
18%
10c
1%
1
Light $4.56
pfd
Inc__
Textron
Inc
Mar
10%
Sep
Dec
7%
Nov
Dec
4% Mar
1% Jan
2% July
93 %
89
Jan
1
Dec
1%
Jan
6,900
8%
Oct
18%
Jun
10V8
10,700
6 Va
Dec
17%
18%
2,400
15%
NOV
20%
Jan
1%
1%
6,500
1%
Dec
.3%
Jan
400
7%
Dec
14%
Jan
•
"warrants"
Aug
7% Dec
Shovel
Co
Thorncliffe
%
1,700
% July
1%
Jan
8%
8%
Park
Co
Inc
com
preferred
Ltd—r
1
8%
8%
5% Aug
11%
Jan
5%
5%
500
27
26%
27%
2,100
20 V*
Jun
27 Va
Jan
1
28 Va
27%
28%
2,800
23 Va
Jun
31%
Jan
1
Thorofare Markets Inc
Thrifimart Inc class A
Roofing
8%
10
17%
17%
18%
3,400
13%
Oct
22
Jan
23
22%
23
1,200
19%
Dec
86
86
175
78
Jan
% May
—
25c
Inc
Feb
%
1
3.50
400
8
Oct
12 %
Jan
7%
7
7%
3,100
6Va
Jan
8%
Jan
,5 Va
4%
5 Va
2,800
4
Oct
6Va Mar
6
5%
6
5 Va
5%
13,500
4% July
4% Jun v
8%
Jan
7%
Oct
Allied
Milling Corp
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
1
5%
1
6%
5 %
7
11,300
2%
Nov
8%
Jan
Seaboard
Western
3
3%
3
3%
44,200
2% Nov
5%
Oct
—10c
2%
2%
2%
2,200
2
Dec
4 Va
Jan
2%
2%
400
2%
Oct
5%
Feb
3il
3%
900
3%
Oct
Airlines
8,000
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer
deposit rets ord registered
deposit rats def registered
Shipyards Corp
Amer
Todd
Toledo Edison 4%%
1
•
""
4% Mar
1
Corp class B
23
22
24%
65,300
16 %
Apr
28 %
3
Corp
Inc
23%
20%
24 Va
18,300
14%
Apr
23
10
10
200
9%
Dec
14% July
1
see page
36.
July
Aug
preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Acceptance Corp class A
Tower
Trans Cuba Oil
Corp General
Freehold Petroleums
footnotes,
4,600
Nov
8%
_1
Inc
Operations
Sep
%
25c
Seaporcel Metals Inc
34
9%
Nov
9%
ioo
Materiel
18%
%
25c
Ltd
800
11% May
4% Jun
Apr
8%
9
l
preferred
23% July
1
Co
32
1
common
Jan
Seaboard
For
62%
61
i
B
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
Tilo
Co
4,700
2,000
Feb
14% July
50c
Ltd
(Del)
16
10%
62%
9%
10
common
cumulative
Jan
16%
20%
Paper Corp
21
4%
1
Corporation
70c convertible
300
Ltd
Dec
22% Aug
23
Aug
19% Mar
25o
Thompson-Starrett
500
Serrick
15%
58%
20% Mar
i
Superior Tool .& Die Co
Superior Window Co class A
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Oct
18
Bros
15%
Jan
Sep
20
Ltd
Sep
22%
an
400
20%
Dec
25%
9%
Products
International
Supercrete
18%
17%
Seem
7%
Corp
21%
22 Va
Security
Seeburg (The)
7%
1
Container
Feb
20
Securities
7%
•
Corp
Jan
20
Oil
2
♦
17 Va
preferred
preferred
Scurry-Rainbow
300
Co
18%
series
Fisher
2,400
21%
1
Corp
Corporation
Sunair
Electronics
Thew
20
series
Industries
200
22%
21%
Jan
6% May
Co—
5.60%
&
May
61%
21%
21 %
Corp
Texstar Corp
Textron
Electronics
4.40%
Sayre
48
60%
22%
66
25% Aug
61% Dec
Jan
2%
1
50c
preferred
Saxon
Jan
2
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
Technical
20
Savoy
53
—
Aug
Oct
*
Petroleums
Jan
_
Jan
5% May
3% Apr
20%
Petroleum
Petroleums
Feb
May
Co
Aluminum
(Hugo)
Dec
is
preferred
Sarcee
52%
ordinary
Corporation
Stinnes
Jan
8%
series
Sapphire
31% Aug
Jun
22%
Canada
Oct
2%
7%
1
Electric
28 %
22 %
—_lc
Enterprises
of
(JB)
28%
8iJ
_£1
Milling Co Ltd
17% May
8% Aug
30% Aug
100
5
Instruments
Co
Stetson
Oct
50c
Gas
Jan
6 % May
500
Corp
50c convertible preferred
Texas
Diego
15%
900
64%
25
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd—
Starrett (The) Corp common
26
Nov
1% Aug
7% Jun
5
San
Oct
Apr
—30c
San Carlos
Feb
8%
25"%
Inc
Aviation
6%
14
Ltd
45%
25
1
class
Jun
4%
Inc
2,300
25
preferred
Standard-Thomson
3%
Company
Corp
13,000
25
preferred
Terry Industries Inc
Lawrence
Jun
Feb
64
25
i
(Kentucky)
Terminal-Hudson
Bt.
Jan
4
24%
1
Products
Texam
Salem-Brosius
4%
45%
25
25
Co
Oil
5,500
15%
Haynes
Jun
100
12,800
25%
Forgings Corp
4%
1
Inc__
Dec
6%
6%
64%
25
Co
convertible}
4%
12
1.50
Avenue
(The F C)
6%
6
6%
6%
30%
Standard Dredging Corp common
4"%
Inc
Consolidated
Jan
41
Corp
Stone
Ltd
Co
Jan
113%
37
Line
Royalty
Technicolor
Oil
35 %
30
Stop & Shop Inc
Inc—20c
Royal American Corp
Apr
Nov
35% July
50
30%
Realty & UtiUtJeo
Jan
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royalite
39
26%
3,220
39Va
Materials Co Vnc
Southern
Jan
1965
Inc
Jan
1,300
54
*
preference.,
California Petroleum
14
9% July
%
Inc
36
30%
6
•
preference
cumulative
Southern
8'A
•
pfd F
39
29%
51
£1
preferred—:
Dec
18'A
Jan
39
54
25
preterred—
3%
50c
rets ord regis,
Raceway
Rowland
4}£ Dec
25
cumulative
100
*
Field
2,400
preferred
cumulative
Dec
Royce Ltd—
Amer dep
5%
preferred
4.32%
18,200
Rogers Corp
Rolls
1,200
5
1
I_IIIII
Co
convertible
59%
Feb
Co—
3
Jan
8j^f Jan
4%
5
fr
1
cumulative
5 Va
:
Products
Jan
5%
3%
% May
3% Nov
preferred
14%
common
Jan
Technical
%
%
12.50
cumulative
4%
1
Gas
2%
%
5,000
Jan
May
3%
♦
Oil
cumulative
4.78%
•
Co—
A
Valley
69,100
1
Southern California Edison—
14%
1
Algom Mines Ltd
series
%
1
l
Co
5%
1
Ridgeway Corp
Warrants
Jan
31
.
4,600
—1
Resistoflex
Rio
29%
19% Aug
■'
1%
Publishing—
Stylon
Rico
17% July
225
8,500
..
24%
7%
Standard
Trust of
35,300
1%
Corp
Standard
R
Real
24%
24%
...
•
Standard
Rath
22%
24%
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Corp
Enterprises,
Apr
99,300
Standard
Ramco
Va
13%
Standard
Ramo
Jan
7%
Southern
Q
Power
%
~9%
Spencer
Quebec
%
•••_• V
7%
Southland
Lithium
><V
6,200
Sep
131/4
Southern
Quebec
Jan
19%
Sep
Sep
9,100
5
Jan
20 Va
2,700
46%
Oct
1
4.56%
35
800
*
Co
9%
225
58%
22
3
Sportwear Corp
Pyle-National
10%
Colorado—
preferred
Dec
17%
25c
4.24%
Gas
Service
414%
30%
2
4.48%
Public
Dec
200
10c
Shares
Oil
Jan
Dec
96%
900
1
Penn
31%
129
18%
Manufacturing
Coast
Oct
34%
A
Dec
5%
___1
July
Corp
South
48%
5 %
1
Corp
Mfg
Prophet
48
1
Ltd
Mar
89
17%
preferred
South
Prentice-Hall
901
30
TV
Ltd
Sonotone
61%
24%
1,400
94
is 1/4
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered
Slick Airways Inc.
Smith
(Howard) Paper Mills
Power Corp of Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties Lld_.
62%
2,200
28
32
*
Venezuelan
Pratt & Lambert
Co
28%
135% 143%
Jan
9%
3,500
Dec
6,200
21%
2
•'. )y,>
Boardman
Sinclair
10% Mar
6%
,10c
Co
Silvray Lighting Inc
Simpson's
Sep
Nov
1,000
94
2
American
40
331/2
Silver Creek Precision
Corp
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
6
Jun
Jan
♦
B
35
Jan
16
3
Signal Oil & Gas Co class
200
24%
Oct
7%
28%
;
Petroleum
■.'*;•
1,900
7%
Canada
Oct
7%
35
1351/2
High
9%
4,200
'
12.50
America
Siboney-Caribbean
Sep
May
41'
of
Low
8,200
9%
>
•
common
Range for Year 1960
12%
8
100
Sherwin-Williams
Class
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Power
preferred
11% Aug
Inc_
5
Shares
High
11%
8%
•
Mining
1 % Mar
11%,
20c
Co
Denn
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
Servomechanisms Inc
Be ton
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Bervo Corp of America
4%
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co_
Week's
Last
Exchange
High
1,700
66%
Friday
STOCKS
Range for Year 1960
High
8%
66 >/a
2.50
:
•
9
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
Perfect
for Week
Sale Price
Par
(Range for Week Ended January 20)
Sales
Range
Last
35
Co
class
A
£1
1
3Va
2%
3Va
3,700
2
1
3%
3%
4Vs
1,500
3%
50c
Tri-Continental warrants
Corp
May
5% July
100
Trans Lux Corp
1
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com_10c
Trav-ler Radio Corp
1
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
*
True Temper
11
5s
20
6%
86
Feb
Sep
3%
Jan
Dec
8%
Jan
% July
Feb
16%
TV Jan
32
&
8,200
17%
18%
18,300
8%
9'A
9%
9%
1,400
8%
Dec
17"%
Jan
5
5
5%
1,300
5%
Dec
7%
Nov
'
800
14%
32
18
V
12% Mar
27% Jan
17 Va
17%
18
.
Dec
29
Dec
Jan
27%
_10
26%
27%
9,900
20 V*
Oct
27% Jar>
20
20
20%
1,500
19%
Dec
22
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(408)
.
.
Monday, January 23, 1961
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Low
Par
BONDS
Shares
Range for Year 1960
Low
High
Alsco
Investment
Steel
Union
Stock
Yards
17
19%
18,000
14%
Oct
28% May
16%
17%
1,100
12%
Apr
17
Jan
Bethlehem
lOVa
10%
500
13%
Jan
Boston
28
28
~4
—
20
Omaha
of
19
•
Co
'
'
■
9% May
26% Nov
100
287/a
Aircraft
United
Asbestos
.—500
4%
4%
1
Products
3*8-
3%
Oct
8 y8
Jan
9,400
313
Corp
United
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc_-
1
United
Elastic
*
United
Improvement
United
Industrial
United
Milk
United
Molasses
3%
Oct
5
15,700
U
Dec
42%
100
40%
Oct
x.;; 5%
5%
5%
6,900
4% July
7%
Jan
1%
1
%
2,800
1V4
Nov
3%
1,900
4%
Dec
8%
Jun
5V8
Dec
6
Feb
!*.
KV:X6
5
5%
7
—
__
100
172
—
172
6s
Chicago Transit
55
Apr
Davega
Stores
6%s
Jan
S
Air
U
S
Ceramic
&
Lackawanna
of
1st
V
U
S
Foil
U
S
Rubber
Tile
Co
Universal
1
Co__
class
B
'
35%
1
Reclaiming Co
167%
10
181%
Jun
subord
Universal
Universal
Container
Universal
Controls
Dec
Jan
General
3
Dec
5%
Jan
AGuantanamo
8%
2,800
5%
Dec
11 y2
Jan
Registered
36%
6%
34%
7%
Corp cl A com_10c
250
7%
46%
11%
Jan
6 Va
Aug
30 y8 May
41%
Jan
3%
3,500
8%
6
16,400
15
16%
16%
34,200
8%
5,400
3%s
1978
Insurance
Universal
Marion
.17.78
Utah-Idaho Sugar
^
II
16
II—5
—
■"
•.
•
Corp
8%
debs
84%
■
13%
A
■■
91%
121
88%
67
67
67
1
63%
75 V4
--
89%
89%
1
82 7
92
82%
90
H
;
1975-
Feb-Aug
107
~
107
HOO
/ 1
RR—
107 Va
Division—
J
4s
series
1993
A
Ma?/-Nov
37%
37%
6
36%
49%
21%
May
Mar-Sept
21'/a
9
19
32
99%
99%
t98
—
Corp—
Development
&
1963
6s
April-Oct
1975
Western
76
May-Nov
RR
1970
4s
76
106%
Jan-July
•
——
Hydrometals
A
77
105
11
70
75
81
107%
104
128
8
1— '
8
4
8
•
■
Inc
1972
6s
1
Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
Italian Power Realization Trust 6'%%
Lithium
5%s
Corp
134%
;
America—
subord
conv
Midland
of
19%
Jun
July
22
'u—
8%
50
119
ii
$
138
88%
Jan-July
28
8
16
7%
,
21
--
18
Feb
National
Bellas
9% July
National
Research
1970
April-Ocf
125% 137
222
115
59
22
59
110
7
57%
'i, '•
108
108
.
157
77
88%
2
94%
81
105%
102%
20
to CO £
127
98% 102%
100
90
113
Dec
Dec
debs
Apr
Valley
RR
4s. 1963—
6% May
5s
h'"
Hess
convertible
5%s
f!
New
r
1984
88%
101
April-Oct
101
86 %
Corp—
subord
National Theatres &
it*
5%s
88%
April-Oct
*
Universal
debentures
Television
1976—Jan-July
102%
Inc—
1974
Mar-Sept
77
78
23
67%
80
May-Nop
England Power 3V4s 1961
Electric Power Co Ltd—
78
99
99
99
10
96
99%
Nippon
if'.1
Valspar Corp
I'
1
Vanderbilt Tire
>
Van
K
t:
Feb-Aug
High
93
44
91
'
■
Jan
11% Mar
Dec
12 %
98,600
14
16%
Sep
Apr
8
1,000
17,700
36
19
May
27 %
26,100
9
5%
36
10
Inc
6%
1,300
9
Low
25
53%
90
1973
debs
debentures
14,000
3%
34
No.
100
'
Apr
8%
9
—25o
Corp
Consolidated Oil
Year 1960
5120
June-Dec
mortgagees series B 1993
Mtge Bank 5s 1961
7%
6%
1
_
American
■
June-Dec
Quar-Feb
1970
Residential
3%
7%
3%
1970
$51
Range for
Sold
High
99
June-Dec
1998
A
Western
N
mortgage
7%
1
—500
Conditioning Corp
June-Dec
1994
;
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Corp—
Lack
Finland
6s
subord
conv
Delaware
6s
Pacific Aluminum
U
1
1974
debs
3%s
series
Authority
General Builders
United
debs
inc
4s
Aug
2%s
Industries
A 1st
10s
.
Pump
Steel
Edison
Chemoil
Jan
• '•
„
Canal
&
1 ii
42%
1 (S
subord
conv
&
Appalachian Elec Power
Ltd—
Co
RR
1%
lilo
"warrants"
dep rets ord regis.
J
N
1
A May
42%
Investing. —2.60
Products
American
United
Corp
&
5%
or
X
■
.
Jan
5,100
'
United
5%s
Inc
17%
-5
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada
Last
Sale Price
Low
,
AAmer
Union
Period
High
4"
U
Interest
American Stock Exchange
■.!
n
K
Week's Range
Friday
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
I1
(Range for Week Ended January 20)
Norman
Venture Capital
9%
warrants-
1.1
9%
9%
12%
5
5
1,500
5 Va
Dec
7%
5%
1,300
4%
Dec
6%
Sep
800
5%
Dec
7
Oct
—.
■
500
1
6%
1
11%
11
15%
14%
16%
15%
Corp of America-
14%
15%
3,900
9%
8% Mar
4,200
6 %
6%
■
Victor
I
Paint
Victoreen
f'-
Viewlex
n
Vinco
ti
Vita
(The)
Inc
Instrument
class
Iron
Food
1
Co__
A
Corporation
Virginia
H
Co
-1
_
Coal
Coke
&
9
2
Co—
Products
Vogt Manufacturing
Vornado
Inc
—
—
.
I
9
7%
6%
6,900
■
9% Mar
33,200
8%
16%
17%
15%
1,500
14%
15%
27,200
100
17% Aug
Oct
5%
3,200
15
12
88,100
17%
_•
*'•
12
15
—25o
M
H'
due
1953
extended
to
1963
Jan-July
19% July
Jan
12%
6%
4% May
11% July
9% May
17
Oct
14
8%
Jun
Ohio
Power
1st
mortgage
3%s
1968
1st mortgage 3s 1971—
Pennsylvania Water & Power
3%s
Service
Electric
&
American Co 7s
5%s
Feb
1964—June-Dec
3%s
93%
96%
1970
Public
Rapid
subord
conv
Gas
debs
debs
6s
Co
Safe
1964
Harbor
Water
Power
conv
California
Edison
1965
A
1973
liv
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs
7% preferred
w
'I'
Waite
us-6%
!H'i
&
Bond,
Inc
new
non-cum-eonv
Waltham
N
•
$6
series
Weiman.&
Wentworth
i
series
B
1973
series
C
1976
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
preference
4.40%
pfd
,
1979
1981
3% Mar
4%a
series
J
1 Va
1
lVe
23,000
1
Jun
1%
4%s
series
K
1983
370
61
July
7-7%
3%
80
3%
500
3y8
Apr
2%
i-fo
2'A
200
1%
Oct
1A
1%
20
88%
!_100
2,600
20%
series
4%s
3%
?8
200
Dec
93
Jan
5s
Jan
5% Aug
3% Jan
1}0
Jan
17%
Oct
23%
79
Jan
88% Aug
5% Apr
88%
10
5
4 J/2
5Va
37,000
3%
Jan
4
3%
4'/a
5,500
3%
Dec
4%
Dec
3
3%
2,200
3
Aug
4
3%
4%
8,300
2%
Dec
3%
%
9,300
%
H
series
series
L
1982
I
Southwestern
4%
la
%
(Calif)
Electric
&
1970——
101 Va
10
l'r
Wickes
Ik
Wieboldt
(The)
Williams
Oil
6%
19%
900
Dec
32% May
37 Va
Jan
30
May
Feb
50
3s
1971
3%s
Wasatch Corp debs 6s ser A
Washington Water Power 3%s
pfd
Webb
%
'■
1?
21,300
A Sep
Knapp Inc 5s debs
27'A
6,100
18% Mar
"3%
2,400
28% July
3% Aug
30'A
27%
31
20%
%
Jun
14 Vb May
1,900
30 %
dep rets
500
19%
Dec
21%
Nov
14%
14'A
14%
1,100
12%
Jan
15
Jun
8%
8%
9Va
31,300
7%
Dec
11%
Jan
4%
4%
1,100
2%
Feb
21%
6,200
17%
Dec
20
17% Aug
34%
20%
Jun
90
98
3
94%
97%
105
96%
I
104
2
101
102 V2
103%
11
1
103
91 Va
10
86
—"•'
83%
88%
I: I
86%
90 V4
$88%
■
——
—
$91
—
—
1963
Jan-July
1964
$99% 100
June-Dec
$96%
June-Dec
1974
$65%
107
91%
Feb
94
10
87
Jan
98
July
23%
25
23%
Oct
29
1951
Port & Waterways
Savings Banks and
Debt
Adjustment
5%s
series
A
series
B
6%s
1952
6%s
18
2%s
$13%
--
13%
$87
(issue of May 1927) 1947
A7s
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
89
87%
87%
$54
May-Nov
9%
11'A
3,050
7%
Dec
14
Jan
19 VB
800
17%
Dec
30 Va
stamped
(Republic
69
(Plan A)
3s
Jan
1
April-Oct
65
—
$80
——
June-Dec
2%s 2C08
1997
92
—
90
$99
--
100
62
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
2s 2012—Jan-July
•
—
62
62
44%
•:
de Janeiro
stamped
(Plan A)
44%
$52
90
98%
100%
l
63%
67
72
44%
50
40
48
Jan
Rio
67
$80
of)—
fund
94%
89
—
$120
—
2008_^_May-Wop
A7s
Sinking
16%
$115
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
—Feb-Aug
1949
stamped (Plan A)
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Peru
72
debentures—
Maranhao
Parana
98
63
Clearing Assn—
1967
(Prov)
100
90 y«
68
Municipalities
i.Jan-July
.
1967
4%s
AHanover
Apr
18'A
10 Va
2
7s
98
j:'.
—
Jan
94
•
1
9
23 y2
100
(Germany)
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ord
regular
5s
8 A
8
1%
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-
200
7 A
£1
Dec
2% May
11V4 Aug
3% Jan
f
Ltd.
40o
~1%
•
23,200
1
May
1%
Jan
No
par
value,
Ex-liquidating
"
(not
included
tribution.
x
a
Deferred
distribution,
in
year's
Ex-rights,
X.~; A Bonds being
z
1
Co
,,
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22%
20 %
22%
2,000
50c
5V2
5%
6 Va
3,100
4%
5%
5%
4,300
10c
20
Mar
29%
Jun
Sep
8 Va
Jan
3% May
5%
Jan
g Ex-stock
r
Ex-stock
—
(not
dividend,
Transaction
for
dividend.
h
included
in
Ex-principal,
cash
(not
>
year's
n
included
range),, d Ex-interest,
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in
year's
,
range),
,
t Ex-dis¬
:
traded flat.
and
§ Reported
Bate
delivery transaction
range),
t Friday's bid
Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore
Zapata Petroleum
12
102
91%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1970
Dec
—10
20%
A
Baden
*
Hargreaves
84 %
92
Ltd—
preference
Wright
&
German
Mar
23%
-3"
24 Va
a
Jun
41
25
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
American
Dec
20
1
common
W)
23'/a
29
26% Mar
1
5% preferred
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
(P
% Mar
100
20%
Industries
(R C) & Co
Woolworth
40
1
Brothers Co
Wilson Brothers
22%
100
Inc
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
A
40
l
1
_B
Corp__
Stores
•
1
-
Corp
92%
78
81
■
104% 104 Va
——
April-Ocl
and
20
River
91%
102
85%
84%
84
97% V 97%
Mar-Sept
3%8-
Gas
Gas
Gas
7
102% 102 %
Feb-Aug
Courties
91%
84%
78
86
$88%
'
86
79
—
$78
102
88
76
—
91%
——
96%
'
California
Southern
87%
$84%
Mar-Sept
1985
Southern
85
65
88%
75%
$86
_Feb-Aug
Jan-Aup
1982
60
96%
Jan
5c
Stag Mfg Co
123%, 169
67
95%
$80
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
*
Inc
If
Sep
Nuclear Inc
Inc
f
Apr
.
Uranium
11
124
§
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99%
94
Feb
1
Leaseholds Ltd
<!te
90%
117 %
$87
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April-Oct
1982
400
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rv
4 %s
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Dec
Texas
White
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series
1%
1%
Inc
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
White Eagle International Inc
r
3%s
800
Westmoreland
>'
76% May
13,000
dep rets ord shares
Tablet & Stationery
Westmoreland Coal
b
series
Jun
3
50o
Products
American
if
3s
Mar
70
2Va
Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
Western
m
Dec
3
130
6%
Chemical
Western
Nr
4%
15,900
80
1%
1.25
Western
(i
Jan
2%
1
Western
I'
5%
6
West
I',
1978
1%
•
Western
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1976
E
100
Western
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Dec
D
series
6'A
West
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6%
3%
series
3%s
1
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Manufacturing
Utilities
400 '
10
West
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78 Va
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Precision Instrument Co
Webb & Knapp Inc common
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5%
100
3%
87%
97 %
86
6
is
145
$64
95%
Jan-July
3%s
3%
2
:.V
99
81
90
4
98
101%
183
Mar-Sept
series
2%s
3%
139
1981—May-Wop
debs '62
Jan-July
3s
•
90 V4
96%
145
87%
__
119% 119 Va
3s
3s
w
Co
14
96 V2
90%
90j/4
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April-Oct
Corp
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
Vi
Aircraft
93%
96%
May-Nop
3'/as
Waco
99%
—
93%
183
Jan-July
1998_Jan-July
1967
Southern
Jan
fc.
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—
April-Oct
Aprii-Oct
Dec
12% Aug
»)
>t.
*99%
Jan
5%
6%s
Jun
5
1
& Rubber—
Industries
receivership.
in
ask prices;
no
sales
being transacted
during the current week.
Abbreviations used
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated;
"cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v,"
non-voting stock; "v tc," voting-trust certificates;
"w
ti;V»•
4<ur
"
tirifVi
mofvonfe*
D
'w i," when issued;
"w w," with warrants; 4'v w," wifVir»n(- warrants.
"x
without
1
vtr
m
/
m
X-^
> '
Volume
193
Number
6023
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(409)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS
Par
American
Agricultural Chemical—
Motors
American
Tel
Corp
<■
Tel
&
Company—
Albany RR__
Boston
&
Boston
Edison
Boston
Personal
Calumet
Cities
Copper
First
Motor
Stores
29%
Apr
Dec
Pennsylvania
41%
Dec
Jan
Pepsi-Cola
Nov
Phillips Petroleum
47%
519
13%
31%
83
100
83
10%
55 3/8
571/8
67%
70%
70%
,
Feb
Inc
Co
5
66%
1
68%
Coal
Co
Copper
Sep
Pure
58%
26%
Jan
Dec
Reynolds
Jan
23%
30%
Aug
74%
80%
Dec
_
n
St
Feb
63
5%
Feb
2,556
473/4
Dec
613/4 July
61
Sep
93 %
Jan
100%
"i
531
common
50c
Corp
3,181
70%
593/4
I
t
Regis
24
24%
186
20 %
Nov
7 9'/a
430
713/4
Oct
'
Paper
5
»
Industries
Railway
.
5
I
J
Star
Cement Corp
Narragansett
National
Racing
Service
4
Association
Mathieson
Pennsylvania
Reece
20
I21/4
7c
1
England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co
Northern RR
iNH)
1
24%
12%
1
Companies
New
Olin
233/s
7c
150
19%
711
11
Jan
Standard Oil
'
(N J)
Nov
Standard
Jan
Studebaker-Packard
Oil
—'
n
Dec
30%
Jan
13
Apr
10c
Jan
July
22
23
1,662
193/4
Jan
22%
Aug
100
41%
43%
1,174
34
Jun
41
71%
71%
11
72%
Nov
90
Jan
5
44%
45'%
160
383%
Nov
53%
Jan
10
12%
14
633
10%
Oct
17
Jan
3
390
13/8
Jan
Chemical
RR
,
2
:
2
3%
Stone
Stop
Association
Webster
&
& Shop
United
Shoe
U S
U
S
;
&
Waldorf
Mass
System
Westinghouse
45%
Oct
65%
United
Air
32%
27
Mar
1,676
48
Oct
100
30%
Oct
42
Western
18%
22%
4,467
54%
56%
327
32 3/4 Mar
14%
Wool worth
101
5OV4
Apr
64
151
41%
Dec
62%
12
45%
Cincinnati Stock
Friday
STOCKS
71
10
69
Nov
80
67
11 3/8
Dec
181/4
253/8
Dec
36%
Sale Price
Gas
Eagle
of Prices
38
30%
30%
140
Wrigley Stores
139
& Tel
Co
^
Ohio
13%
Industries
_
34%
Products
22%
61
18
Apr
253/4
Jan
37%
38
,31
Dec
433/4
46%
47%
39
40
Oct
59%
18%
172
17%
Dec
29%
Apr
Abbott
106% 1093/a
1,339
793/4
Jan
108 3%
Dec
Acme
V—
.
■
•
1
,
De^oit StOek Ex-
Consequently
we
13%
5%
^
go
Deo
Sep
Nov
26%
12 y8
Dec
1%
May
26%
Dec
40 y4
Jan
Dec
70%
Jan
Dec
were
29% Sep
25 y4
Dec
tnDeo
38%
"
;
Jan
393/4
-
July
6i y» July
40%
...49
Jan
92%
Jan
.^•■55% Jan
17
Dec
17
273%
Dec
32%
in next Mon-
1%
Jan
to
day's issue.
l3/i
12
Jan
9
Dec
3%
Jan
16% May
403/. Wftr,u„
publish
intend
Jan
Dec
90c
10%
r
without it.
figures
17
4%
38
>
Y were
to press
*
f°rced to
17
Dec
Jan
jun
May
Apr
36% Mar
50% Jun
23%
273/4
2
1
Oct
Oct
Jarx
33% Mar
8
Dec
12 Vu
Jan
-20%
Jun
24%
Feb
;
Steel
May
65%
Dec
Admiral
Dec
24%
Dec
46%
41%
128
42
Dec
67
Jan
67%
693/4
421
Advance Ross Electronics new
Akron
Brass
Mfg
77
Jan
39%
39%
Alleghany Corp
413/4
Feb
Allis Chalmers
22%
22%
223/4
97
Bep
31
May
17% July
23%
Jan
Aluminium
14 3/8
143/a
40
14%
14%
100
47
471/4
42%
39%
47
''
"•
43%
17/64
Aluminum
American
45
25
Oct
641%
Jan
American
42%-
60
37%
Dec
57%
Jan
39%
110
23
Apr
393%
Dec
Paramount Theatres (Un)
American Can Co (Un)__,
44%
Dec
50
Dec
American
Cyanamid
American
Investment Co
18%
132
of
16%
Dec
¥33%
Jan
27
Dec
39%
Jun
Mach
&
67%
121
55
Oct
Jan
American
39%
25
38%
Nov
703/4
Jan
American
Steel
52%
42
39%
Jun
52
Dec
American
Tel
31%
32
299
27%
Nov
41%
Jan
American Tobacco
23%
23%
23%
327
183/4
Jun
223/4
Dec
American Viscose
511/4
51%
85
393/3
Feb
52%
Oct
Anaconda
773/8
773%
45
47
Apr
85%
Dec
17
17
17%
160
14%
Dec
31%
Jan
58%
58%
60%
140
46
Mar
58% Aug
Armco
15%
16%
160
13
Dec
25%
Jan
72%
43
71%
Dec
98%
Jan
Ashland
1793/4
'
;
-
5
71%
201 %
'
.
208%
256
Jan
Feb
133
Jun
333
323/4
Oct
70%
229
61V* July
21%
~
i
265%
95
393/4
68%
70%
_i
Dec
162
38%
231/4
50
109%:110'/a
17%
Dec
Rad
$1.50
Stano
&
Oil
conv
Dec
Tel
93
Jan
5%
29%
Feb
&
non-cum
43%
726
40
Dec
56%
Jan
27%
Dec
27%
Dec
34
343/4
Dec
343/4
Dec
International
Tel
&
Laughlin
Lorillard
(P)
_5
__
—
Co
152
48%
80
48%
19
32%
62%
90
50%
41%
_10
ioo
343/s
611/2
Tel
21%
34
481/4.
__
,
41V*
50
343/4 May
65%
25
653/4
issued
32%
1
38%
Register.
383/a
—
Feb
48 %
Dec
Benquet
Dec
89%
Jan
Bethlehem
415/8 Aug
&
_
_
_
Binks
Jan
59%
Jun
20%
21
300
17%
Feb
20%
Oct
88%
86%
88%
400
49%
Jan
91
Dec
183/8
17%
183%
9,200
17%
Dec
29%
Feb
13%
13%
1,900
11% Oct
16
Feb
29% 30%
106% 109 %
9,600
(Un)
5
30%
1083/.
_
__12.50
70
70
70
^25
46%
Steel
Corp
46%
74%
Dec
Brunswick
54%
Jan
28%
29
135
253%
Oct
52%
Jan
Budd
151
60%
26%
*
65%
Dec
33
43%
Deo
63
Jan
15%
Oct
45
47%
46%
47%
600
13%
13%
133%
1,700
373/4
36%
373%
9,900
10% July
29% Oct
10
1,100
42%
May
Oct
Jan'
38% May
!.
69%
68%
69%
1,700
•7% Sep
41%
39%
41%
4,300
29% May
41%
Feb
1
223%
223%
223%
200
18% July
23s/8
Jan
37%
37%
200
30% May
34% Mar
24%
25%
3,200
20%
*
76%
Jan
25
Sep
18
18
100
17
Dec
27% Jan
10% Aug
26 % Mar
10
47%
45%
47%
1,250
32
Jun
423/a
14%
14
14%
3,100
11% May
14%
10
(Un)
13
9%
9%
9%
800
14%
13%
9% Jan
Dec
17% Aug
21
600
11%
Nov
17
Jan
93
110
100
77
Feb
90
Dec
4
110
4
200
18%
3%
Jan
4%
Jun
1,400
17%
Oct
24
14%
15%
1,400
13%
Oct
20%
Jun
68%
67%
68%
400
56%
Oct
74
Feb
pi
1%
1%
1%
1,800
8
43 %
41
43%
1
(Un)_;
21
15 %
54%
54%
54%
5
Corp
new
38%
Oct
69%
Jun
Burlington
common
common
Industries
46
Jp.n
61%
Dec
Burroughs
Corp
24 3%
Dec
343/8
Jan
Eurton-Dixie
(Un)
Corp
j_-
1%
5,500
37% Dec
57%
Jan
4,200
38%
Jan
55%
Dec
Dee
Oct
38%
39%
600
23% July
39%
27%
26%
27%
350
23%
37%
37%
37%
1,000
31% Aug
48% Jan
wi
•
*
5
503/4
May
1
5
Company
44
May
_5
39
45%
40
44
463%
7,400
11
17 %
2,000
(Un)
1
5
-12.50
19/64
163%
15%
18%
950
Nov
32% Nov
59,000
19/64
75
701/4
60%
Dec
51% May
47%
Rights
67%
373/8
108%
I__5
:
common
(Un)
Fisheries Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
Brach & Sons (E J) new
Dec
26%
Sep
Jan
2.50
Boeing Airplane
Aug
.
35
25%
80
50
17
Booth
Sep
67%
450
_1.25
Inc
Dec
73
ZZ
13%
1
33%
5
Nov
35%
i
Dec
43%
2
64%
70
5
45%
Oct
10
34%
103
5
Jan
263% Mar
Dec
Co
Apr
———
Jan
25%
40
Manufacturing Co
72%
5
300
107
31
*
Consolidated
461%
_
Oct
17% Apr
3,000
Corp
71%
31%
•1%
1,300
;50c
Dec
—
30%
500
223%
3,000
Mfg Co
Gossett
Bendix
45%
72
.
For footnotes, see page 44.
86
Belden
Bell
Jan
*
*
_
Dairv
38%
Sep
Jan
49%
2
Chemical
National Distillers
33
243/B
37
Dec
Sep
69%
22
Dec
Jan
_
Ward
75
35 %
37%
34%
323/4
34%
_
McGraw Edison
19%
261/2 July
38%
68%
47%
Bastian-Blessing Co
Bearings Inc
*
68%
Jan
Jan
37%
San
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
352
48%
Harvester
35% Jan
1% May
3
71
8%
_
International
13%
39%
Oct
4
830
Greyhound
Oct
38 V4
46%
j.
43 %
27%
22%
3,600
36%
preferred
701/4
35%
3,700
35%
3.50
Athey Products Corp__
Atlantic Refining Co
Avco
Corporation
42
265/8
27%
333/4
46%
10
67%
35%
2,000
26%
35%
37%
2nd preferred
Bep
Sep
2 6 3%
11%
26%
__
166%
Refining
34
35%
♦
10%
Jan
193/4 July
1
Corp (Un)„
(Ill)
126
3.33%
Jan
___10
(Un)
(Un)
44%
21%
.
14%
16%
(111)
(Un)
433/8
—__i%
_
__
200
■_
Jan
Nov
(Un)
Corp
43%
993/4
16%
—
8
43%
Co___„
57%
Motors
Dec
43%
Common
Jan
6%
9
Topeka & Santa Fe—
39%
53%
2,000
1
Foundries
&
Company
Steel
Atchison
8%
Jun
43%
Armour & Co.
71%
—
23%
1
Apache Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
1;
__
Dec
-10
Fdry
52
—
10 Va
68 %
12.50
American Motors Corp_
693/4
800
1
Co
65%
'
12%
Broadcasting
39%
—
323/4
121%
(Un)
52%
—
Dec
I"
America
Airlines
American
60
31%
Oct
16
*
Jan
28%
--
50
1,600
~
11% Aug
1,553
1,800
21
—1.
I
163/4
12,020
613/4
81/2
7
(Un)
Nov
47
High
60%
20 »/2
,50c
Mfg
11% kfay
25/64
Low
603/8
com
Ltd
Co
Range for Year I960
21
Corp.
113/4
18
...13%
.
50
Shares
High
12%
52
233/4
—
Low
-10
Co
80
68
Sales
for Week
of Price.
.—5
20
'
5
_
Par
Laboratories
W)eek't
Range
Last
69%
1.25
-
Friday
22
1
of the round-lot transactions
only
Sale Price
69%
Electric
Cash
.
e reffret that
this week's compilation
10
STOCKS
69%
109%
new
Dynamics
National
~~
.771'
22
—-
—5
Dept Stores
Mining
i*r
7^
_2
Jun
173/4
1
Kodak
National
Co
&
Jan
l
-
Pont——..
Minnesota
vrrkTi?.
High
Jun
Feb
Midwest Stock Exchange
36%
■
.
Monsanto
I~5
A compilation
22%
1
':
_
~
Manufacturing
Dec
5
Steel
_
Low
771
7777750
Co
Rustproof
Jan
10
1
—
Chemical
Montgomery
Rudy
717
_i.
&
1
Scotten Dillon
70 3/4
7
Mead Corp
Range for Year 1960
10
_
Products
(HW) Rickel
35
Dayton Power & Light
When
Shares
High
12%
2%
5
"5
_7_1~66%
_
wheel
Davis
Dec
1
Martin
Screw
Parker
Sep
C.urtiss-Wright
Jones
Masco
70 3/4
1
&
Jun
Sale.
.
28
—10
-
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73%
for Week
of Price.
Low
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54
25
—
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Bearings
Co
Seeley-Thermos
90
—
68%
25
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3
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King
71 3/4
1
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Jan
8
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Telephone
59% Mar
Range
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Jan
39
46%
Goodyear
Jan
57
Jan
64% Jun
Aug
58
100
_
Colgate-Palmolive
General
28 %
Oct
■
General
Dec
Jun
13
Steel
General
213/4
Oct
1
Trailer
598
9%
5
j
Service
Fruehauf
26%
22
10
Chesapeake & Ohio—
Chrysler Corp
General
Dec
36% Mar
42%
1
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Motor
139%
3
.
Ford
Feb
190
3*2
Eastman
i03%
for the transmission
Week'.
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was n«t received
71117720 *n time for publication.
Paper
Motor
35
3
Federated
Oct
81%
190
Rights
Du
25%
741
10%
Brunswick
Dow
Oct
463
1403/4
27%
Boeing Airplane
Detroit
21
Dec
473/8
1083/4
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Corn
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Mfg
General Motors Corp__
Parke
22%
10%
12
Oil
Columbia
l
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Federal-Mogul-Bower
Ford
38% July
28% Jan
26%
33%
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Corp
Cities
Products
Edison
Motor
46%
18%
Armco Steel
Burlington
Burroughs
Detroit
Sep
26%
\v
Bethlehem
31
Consolidated
*68%
__
Tobacco
&
29% Mar
97%
47%
1.66%
Tel
46% Apr
flep
38^ Oct
45% Feb
j
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12.50
—
Cyanamid
Baltimore
Dec
24%
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T—
39%
26%
—
—
American
32% Nov
80
Cincinnati prices.
Last
Aug
Feb
21%
*
American
67%
__
Par
F
Aug
86%
19%
_
American
Avco
Jan
41 %
10
America-
of
54
86% Jan
148
Jan
37% Jan
Stocks
Limited
Ashland
42%
Feb
Jan
21%
21%
1
Armour
395
Dec
Sep
Sep
*
Corp
411/4
Feb
17%
2
Airlines
Ampex
26% July
87% Mar
Feb
34%
20%
10
Can
67
617
21%
Sep
97
Allis-Chalmers
American
41%
39%
23%
Jan
239
1
American
773/4
84
>
23%
common
~
Friday
„
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Ex-Cell-o
Jun
21%
Stores
Co
30%
60
33%
.
High
10%
22%
Alleghany
Aluminium
517
19
..
Dec
19%
20
.
38%
83%
41
1
Aluminum
285 ?
101% 1033/4
*
Unlisted
28 % qvor
6%
20
Rapid-American
Allied
291/8
38%
41 %
1
Gamble
21
13
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Kroger
&
Low
__5
■
Procter
Range for Year 1960
28%
50
Cards
Kahn
Shares
7
84
TO
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Greeting
for Week
38%"
100
National
Picher
Gibson
^
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Sale Price
Brown-McLaren
21
28%,
*
Cincinnati Milling Machine
Cincinnati Telephone
Diamond
38^» 80%
38%
l?y. Aw.
°f these
STOCKS
Sales
■28%
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8.50
_
JJ.
& CO.
Briggs Manufacturing
7
10
common
23%
65% Jun
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79a/4
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1
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Detroit Stock Exchange
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55
26
Jan
47% Deo
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38% Dec
44% Jun
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Jan
71
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41
—
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Jan
29 %
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~~
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1
Westinghouse Electric
A
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Carey Manufacturing
Champion Paper common
,
7%
49% July
40V2 SeP
32
80
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142
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50%
28
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7%
37% Jan
42% Jan
Sep
31%
47%
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34% May
39'% Jan
41% Aug
Nov
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93% Deo
31% Sep
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79
573/s Feb
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164
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77% Jun
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56%
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160
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29%
53% Deo
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29%
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642
12
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Tobacco
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Radio Corp
Republic Steel
52%
Dec
5
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Apr
Jan
I"
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24% Mar
30
97% 100
Co
Creek
140
Central
Southern
General Electric Co
Island
12%
122
10%
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13%
39 %
24
V
13%
50%
30
223
>
68 %
Jan '
59%
271
14%
525%
31%
122
565
52%
14%
--
1
69%
Shares
High
5
108%
Gillette
Kennecott
York
Jan
5
National
Ford
New
Dec
100
Street Railway Co—
adjustment
National Lead
17%
Mass
cum
Jan
571/.
IIIIIIIi
79%
52
__
10
1
preferred
cum
30%
fer Week
JuOW
1
National Gypsum
822
51%
5
-
21 % July
Aviation
5,747
45%
*
Assoc
223
High
American
18%
67 >
5
Fuel
Low
North
Sales
Range
of Price.
«*r
*
Range for Year 1960
High
293/a
Week's
Sale Price
Shares
136% 136'%
—
10
Co
&
Gas
4%%
Trust
Inc
Co
Range
Eastern
5%
Property
Hecla
Eastern
50
-_25
Friday
Last
STOCKS
STOCKS
106% 1073/4
100
Co
Service
17%
33%
Anaconda
of Prices
28%
—
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for Week
Low
1.66%
Week E„ded
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American
Exchange
Week's
Last
ow
37
32
Nov
42% Dec
13% Dec
41
Nov
493/4
Dec
¥7% "jan
18 %
18%
700
16% Dec
23%
31%
28%
31%
2,800
26%
Dec
40%
Jun
24
24
24%
850
22%
Jan
29
Aug
Jan
38
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(410)
Week's
Friday
Last
stocks
Low
Par
12%
Dec
30c
1,500
li8«
Nov
25
221/4
22%
22%
600
203/4
Oct
391/2
37%
39'%
700
27%
Jan
Apr
41 % Jan
25'%
24%
25%
300
21%
Oct
31%
50c
13'%
12%
13%
4,100
5%
Feb
14%
14'%
400
3874
41
1,350
2 3'A
24
250
•'53%
Brewing Corp
1
_2.50
Champlin Oil & Refining, common
1
$3 convertible preferred
25
Cheinetron Corp _:
1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
25
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific——*
Chicago & Northwestern Ry com
*
5%
series A preferred
100
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co.*
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Chrysler Corp
25
•
14'%
39Va
Securities
_____—
Central & South West Corp
Gas
54
135
24'A
23%
24'A
65%
65%
67%
16%
Service
Co
Coleman
Columbia
Gas
Modine
Monsanto
54%
Oct
69%
Jan
Montgomery
13%
Dec
26
Jan
Motorola
Jan
Mount
Vernon
36
Jan
Muter
29%
9%
.1,100
1,400
39%
73/4
Dec
15%
Jan
Dec
71%
Jar
31
Feb
1,100
38%
38%
350
40
31
Feb
41% Aug
52 % Dec
Jan
91
Aug
Feb
59
Jun
52V4
52%
87
88
200
82
48
121/4
1,300
10 %
Nov
16 %
Feb
17%
400
13%
Dec
35
Jan
23%
23 Va
2,000
18%
Jun
23%
6 8 Va
69'%
1,000
56% Mar
68%
Dec
401/4
40%
1,300
263/8 Mar
41%
Dec
52%
800
42 % May
503A
Dec
53%
63
Jan
62%
63%
600
26%
25'%
26%
2,400
20 Va
Sep
38%
38%
39 %
500
31%
Dec
5
56'A
55Va
57
1,400
58'A
Dec
*
Insurance
Co_—.—
8%
8
1
Corp
Jan
Jan
58 %
Dec
11%
73/4 Oct
400
29
46%
?
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78
78'%
300
56'A July
85
Dec
43
44 'A
800
31%
Sep
41%
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(Un)—12.50
20%
20%
200
16
Dec
29%
Jav
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Dec
31%
Steel
56%
55
56 Va
200
38 %
Apr
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Dec
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49%
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2,900
40%
Feb
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411/4
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32
Oct
37 %
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2,413
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of
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Corp
Manufacturing
Dodge
Dow
Co
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Eastern
1
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Co
Natural
Paso
Emerson
Elec
Emerson
Radio
203'A
5
Gas
new
Mfg Co
&
13
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Oct
Jan
19
Sep
265 3/4
Oct
Jan
Jan
2,100
22%
Nov
1,300
94%
Jan
133
3,300
11 Va
Dec
16% July
30'%
'
Jun
12 Va
500
25%
Nov
283s
200 J
42%
Oct
53 %
Dec
13%
300
10%
Dec
22%
Jun
Fairbanks Whitney Corp common
1
9%
12%
Feb
Falstaff
1
*
35%
35%
100
24 %
Feb
36 %
Dec
35 %
34%
35 %
32,558
33 Va
Oct
42%
Feb
2
29'A
27%
29 'A
1,000
23%
Nov
29
36%
39'A
3,900
32
Jun
39
Brewing
Firestone
Tire
Firstamerica
First
Mills
Ford
(Un)
5
Inc—
Trailer
Co
General
American
General
Box
Candy
General
Contract
Foods
Motors
Portland
General
Public
Gen
Tele
General
Tire
Gillette
(The)
Glen
Alden
Glidden
Co
Goldblatt
Cement
Griesedieck
Northern
Natural
Gas
Pacific
(Minnesota)
Ohio
Oil
Oil
Gulf
39%
26%
v
62%
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&
Aug
39%
Jan
700
58%
V"
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42
Oct
80%
Jan
60
Jan
90%
Nov
200
11%
Dec
23%
Jan
Nov
43 %
Jan
600
14%
250
12% Mar
15%
Dec
36%
2,500
32%
Sep
473/4
Jan
39'A
•
23%
800
20 Va
Oct
23% Mar
36
300
30
Feb
41%
Aug
17
950
153/4
Dec
17%
Oct
60
37 %
35
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Hupp Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door
1,500
Aug
1,100
13% July
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Jan
11%
550
Dec
18 %
Jan
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533/a
53%.
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38 3A
Feb
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Feb
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Jun
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Dec
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10
23 3A
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200
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Aug
Apr
30% Feb
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35
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Dec
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Jan
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43
Jan
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Jan
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Power
5
350
1,400
34%
37%
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29 Va
63%
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33 %
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61%
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37%
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Light (Un)_____8.75
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
____*
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5
43%
43%
43%
85
Co
University-
common
Libby McNeil & Libby
& Myers Tobacco
(Henry C) &
Cement
New
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Means
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&
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footnotes,
new
Sep
3%
8%
100
8%
Sep
11% Mar
26%
100
18%
Feb
25%
25
250
4%
2
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Jan
57
57%
Phillips
Potter Co
Oil
Co
'.
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■
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38
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19%
37'A
36%
37
33%
Dec
> T3% July
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75
„
38%
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383/4
31% May
37%
Aug
Jail
900
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39%
33 'A
450
25Va May
33
Dec
600
37%
Aug
54'A
Jan
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93%
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Oct
1151/4
Jun
60 Va
May
76%
Dec
lb V4
Apr
22%
Jan
Jun
671/4
37%
36%
37%
6,000
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Mar
51
Jun
21%
21
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900
141/4
Feb
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Dec
Jan
75
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5
Co
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2,600
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Oct
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70
68%
70%
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Feb
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v._/;
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500
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571/2
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Dec
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Apr
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25
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3
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18%
19'A
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of
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Jun
Jun
29
Jan
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49%
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__
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200
31
Oct
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Dec
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Apr
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1
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Oct
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5
10
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52
Aug
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24
Jan
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Dec
11
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50
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Oil
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42%
Oct
80'A
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44%
Feb
59 V4
Jun
12%
12%
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Nov
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Aug
8%
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Standard
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of: California
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Dec
July
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Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co
Tenn
40%
23%
Corp
&
7%. Jun.
_.;
48 Va
27
Furniture
Swift
Jan
24
48
(Un)—1
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Sundstrand
Jan
42%
27
(Ohio)———
Stewart-Warner
9%
Apr
22%
(Un)
J
Co
Jan
Jun
*
Indiana
N
9%
7%
3Q 'A
1
Dredging Corp
Oil
43
„V
Jun
500
:
1
Brands Inc
Oil
200
;
1,300
8%*
41%;
*
i
(Un)_:
Standard
Standard
8% *
8%
40%
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1,000"
42%
5
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Pacific Co (Un)
Sunbeam
57%'
55%.
1.
(Un)
Southwestern
Storkline
55%
55
5
Corp
Mobil
Sperry Rand Corp
Stand
Aug
Jan
Jan
57'A
1
i
—'
Southern Co
Southern
36'/a
55'A
1
B
Socony
20
2,300
1
Co
Shell Oil Co
Sinclair
300
■
1
&
Inc
Sheaffer
.
3
(U11).
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Roebuck
Sears
35
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>
47%
38%
Dec
Jan
56
Jan
Dec
21
V. Mar
Apr
33
Jun
Dec
27V2
Dec
Dec
44% May
120
Dec
501/2
May..
8
7,700
24V2
Jan
53
53
500
481/2 July
63
Jan
22%
22 Va
100
16%
26 Va
Jan
25 Va
46 %
24%
251/4
3,000
24'A
Jan
45%
47%
1,300
Sep
20% May
39% July
24%
24%
2 5Va
8,300
20%
11,000
50%
Feb
24%
Apr
Jan
%
Co__!
Transmission
Oct
'
25
:—5
—3.33%
50c
Inc '_
Texaco
Texas
Transmission-
Gulf
Texas
Gulf
Textron
Producing
Inc
—-—
Thor
Tool Co
Power
87%
37%
33
—
88%
37
88
34%
_5
_—
24 %
24%
73%
~69%
26%
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge (Un)
26%
647/a
86%
291/4
Oct
200
251/4
Jun
200
-
22
Oct
36% Aug
36 Va Jan
4,700
74
19
Aug
471/4
Feb
70
Dec
23
1,510
Jun /
Feb
28%
Jan
2,050
'
V
-
Company
Transamerica
20
20
20
A'
500
60%
60
601/2 V
500
58% Mar
28%
38%
43%
27%
281/4
800
23
Tri
Corp—6%
123%
10
40%
—5
——
(Un)
Corp
Continental Corp
20th
(Un)__
Century-Fox Film
Bag-Camp
Union
Electric Co
Union
Oil
Union
Pacific
of
(Un)
Paper
(Un)—
25
——-—;—10
California—
RR
Aircraft
United
Air
United
Corporation
Corp
Lines
States
U
S
Rubber
U
S
Steel
Universal
—5
(Un)_
38%
(Del)
(Un)_.
*
—
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Gypsum
33% May
39 Va
301/4 Mar
441/4
29%
Oct
36%
Jun
32
Jan
39%
Aug
331/4 Mar
46%
Nov
43%
700
29%
41
30%
7 Va
25
Sep
31
Jan
200
32 Va
Apr
46'%
Aug
2,400
25%
Apr
37%
Jan
.
81%
79 Va
56%
53%
58
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32%
35:.,;-
10
60%
61
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7%
Apr
311/4
Jan
2,000
81 Va'
—2.50
Jun
Nov
"
50%
16%
7
15
t
106% 110 >•
47%
400
5,600
■
21%.
50%
Corp
Match
Universal Oil Products
4,100
r
41'A
71/4'
19
21%
Dec
38 Va
,
37%
-110
Jan
'
3,200
41'A
Sep
Dec
29% Mar
500
40%
30%
19%
81
Oct
200
—-—5
(Un)—
Co
15%
;
■
1,300
43%
1
•
43%':
124
40 Va
—
Jan
39'A.
43%
123
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Inc—
Upited Fruit Co
United
24%
'
27V4
2
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1
1
Toledo Edison Co—_'l
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Walgreen
Co
—
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Inc
Wisconsin
;
Jan
41%
Jan
Jun
Jan
201/2
44%. 44%
37
World
Wrigley
.
41 %
Nov
300
Jan
Aug
Sep
14'A
10,600
150
Nov
65
29 Va
22%
29
38'A
33%
54%
Apr
Oct
1,500
37%
62 Va
..Dec
501/4
6,400
22
Feb
300
350
28
36%. 38%
19%
May
Nov
•
38%
28%
28%
37%
•
29% /■%.
Dec
Telegraph
Union
Woolworth
65
Jan
2%
;_6.25/
Whirlpool Corp -—;_L—
5
White Motor Co
1
Wilson <fc Co
(Un)—
*
Wisconsin Electric Power-————10
100
32
Sep
48
36%
Aug
:
32
35%
29%
9%
70
26 Va Mar
495
2,800
Standard
May
:
800
44%
Rockwell
7
62
70 %
32%
95
100
12
68 %
44
30 Va
Oct
36%
Feb
Dec
31%
94%
25%
800
Feb
Dec
68
441%
29%
Nov
300
17%
44
32 Va
95
20
...
Dec
Feb
70 %
29%
17,400
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16
28%
100
Brothers
33
65%
471/4
Jan
36
200
2,900
47
Webcor
14
43%
Jan
Dec
500
:
Westinghouse
45
16
31%
49
Nov
May
*
—
Western
40 %
46%
Reynolds
Reynolds
Jun
555
30 Va
Chem (Un)—_——2.50
Metals Co
-*
(R J) Tobacco—5
Jan
500
15
1,500
42%
Va
2,600
16
42
19%
50 %
46%
*
Drug &
Dec
57%
17%
200
—
12
92
Jan
108
19 Va
Company
89%
57
Jan
58'A Mar
Oct
Sep
75 7/a
(Un)—
Dutch
Dec
491/2
79
55
Inc
Royal
24%
900
18%
Republic Steel Corp
Revlon
Jun
54 %
Corp of America
Raytheon
Jan
Nov
35%
Oct
48%
ZZ
Z_
5
Airways (Un)
Quaker Oats Co
22%
33
400
*
(The)
Oct
64%
50
91%
1%
8 %
69%
Nov
5% May
51
1
Company
Mar
133/4
56%
Co
Service
Pulman
May
57
"
27 Va
56%
90 %
90Va'
%
200
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Petroleum
9
32%
~
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25%
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7.50
Corp
RR
Corp
15
92
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1,000
6.25
Corp
(Un)__
79
55%
70%
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Dodge
600
8%
200
68
Jan
25
(Charles)
250
8%
2,600
Jun
_15
Co
29
8%
Jan
97%
Co__
Pennsylvania
1,300
11%
53
Oct
3.33
:
Peoples Gas Light & Coke____
83%
•
Oct
62%
Electric
&
20
82%
251/2
86%
"
600
116
Jun
Sep
63%
69%
Sep
1031/4
Jan
46
-
800
V
Feb
40%
3,700
Oct
701/4
Aug
Jan
'
3,400
221/4
Oct
32 Va
Dec
200
25%
Jan
60
Aug
13 Va
July
Dec
29%
Oct
4,500
79%
World
&
18%
11
29%
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6% July
1,600
24%
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Jan
89%
2%
400
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99 %
8%
83%
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Jan
Jan
5%
2%
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.
Aug
72%
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wi
38 %
63
1
Co
common
McCrory Corp —_:_____L
McKay Machine Co
31% Mar
600
28 7A
77 %
1
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Gas
United
Jan
900
:_50c
_
Jan
2(6%
1
Mfg
7% Mar
89%
Dec
54 Va
79%
8%
_i
common
May
Sep
32
85
2%
(Un)__i.__25
preferred
"14%
July
6
493/4
28%
793/8
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Chemical
Union
~9% Oct"
78%
24%
Co
Dec
Dec
53/a
-5
_i_
48%
21 %
83%
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Co common^.—
Electronics Inc___
Feb
18 % Mar
32
84
__
Printing
Marquette
Martin
J.
_.
32% Dec
78%
-
1
331/3
Liggett
4%%
~
_
common—
Aug
400
1,400
63%
&
I
1
33 %c
Knapp Monarch Co
Dec
'
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Chemical
Oct
Dec
38
Dec
34%
36 %
58%
Oct
32
31 %
Feb
61%
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
*
Jones & Laughlin Steel (Un)
:__10
Marshall Field
Sep
33%
*
Johnson
Extension
37%
4,000
2.50
Co____
&
.
—IIIIII*
Light Co
Aluminum
49
*
(Un)
37%
303/a
47
47%
44 Va—
30
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Co
Electric
43
*
—3.50
International Shoe Co
International Tel & Tel
Ling-Temco
7
100
___
Chemical
International Nickel Co (Un)
International Paper
(Un)
Lytton's
3%
400
26'/a
~
RR
Steamship Co
International Harvester
International Mineral &
Lincoln
125
25
53/4
5%
28%
10
Pictures
Coal
Jan
22%
61 %
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9
551/4
%
Co
Stanray Corporation
14%
"
10
Co
Co
Feb
11%
__
34
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Gas Co
Jun
14%
Interlake
&
Jan
38
11%
1
53/8
Salle
37
323/4 May
100
Dec
54%
34
127%
Laclede
Sep
Mar
13
35
25
Leath
24%
Feb
26% July
17
30,100
37%
37%
66%
10%
1,400
11%
50 %, Jan
Sep
56% May
20
Oct
900
21%
34%
34%
900
48
21%
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1
Co
Industries Inc
Forge
Aug
May
34%
11 %
Howard
Kropp
34
Oct
500
13%
46%
34%
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett
Power
29%
22% Mar
,233/4
.
16%
21%
1
Kansas
32
50
791
62%
100
58
1
Kaiser
Jan
22^4
46%
1
Corp
Jefferson
Dec"
5534
~
36
17
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(Walter E) & Co
Power &
Dec
33%
Dec
8,500
14
1
Hertz
Iowa
74%
Oct
40%
39%
23%
Heller
Interstate
Aug
26%
27%
37%
8.33%
Central
62 3/8
700
28 %
35
"
■
Brewing
Corp
Brick
700
13,300
26%
39%
3
(G)
Steel
Jan
43%
35%
*
class A—-
Utilities
Heileman
Inland
993/4
34
13%
1
Organ Co
Illinois
Sep
73%
*
(Un)
Hammond
Illinois
70%
42%
39%
98
100
6.25
+.
Corp
Hein Werner
Jan
28%
-
0
Co
Dredge
States
53
72
8
.
Service
:
Natural
American
Rexall
25% July
Oct
___5
1
___
Owens-Illinois Glass
Radio
Apr
351/4
5
(Un)
Pure
20%
1,800
*
(Un)
Olin-Mathieson
Public
34 Va
200
45%.
5
Co
Philco
301/4 Mar
22
1
Co
Power
Edison
Phelps
Aug
35%'
45%
__
'
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Ohio
Pfizer
700
35
22
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Bancorporation
Pepsi-Cola
Jun
6%
Manufacturing Co
Peabody
87V4
45»/„
5
Gas Co
States
Parke-Davis
Oct
7 Va
60
%
'
Northern
Gas
Dec
Nov
6%
(Un)
RR_
Public
Pan
Jan
12
1
Aviation—
Indiana
Paramount
191/2
33
Jan
25% Mar
1
5
Northern
Co
Feb
Jan
Sep
33%
%
33/4
Oct
33 %
11,300
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:
Co
Gulf
Jan
70%
10
Corp
Jun
8
67
1
.___
Bros Cooperage
Greyhound
18
Dec
67%
83Vic
(Un)
Lakes
Jari
6
2%
1,600
1
distribution
ex
City Steel Co
Drug Stores _:
Great
14
200
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Granite
Greif
200
220
44%
3.33%
Co
(W H)
2%
16 %
6%
42%
::
Brothers
Gossard
2%
15%
44%
Corp
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Gray
Jan
42
Rubber
&
July
9
34
Utilities
Corp
80
Jun
3
Electronics
&
Feb
7%
1.66%
Corp
General
60%
300
*
i
Inc
Oct
335
6%
3,100
Richman
11
8%
5
Corp_
Mills
General
v
80%
1
General Electric Co
General
Jun
8%
:__2
Dynamics
General
7%
Feb
15%
*—5
—
Finance
17%
Jun
30
79%
1
Corp
1,700
1,650
Jan
19%
r
Dec
23%
9
92 %
8 Vis
__—2
Corp
8%
Feb
Dec
80%
Transportation—2.50
Corp_
21%
9
10
Bankshares
General
23%
1
:
1,200
14
Jan
9%
603/4 July
12
Oct
8,300
70%
13%
Oct
6 %' Oct
50
8
67%
,——2
Corporation
General
70%
5
F W D
General
8
5%
10,500
9%
9
—1
Inc
Co
Dairies
Fruehauf
(Un)
Bankshares
America
of
Motor
Foremost
Rubber
Corp
Wisconsin
Flour
Corp
&
72%
-1
Illinois
Nov
57
13
13
(Un) __5
13
57
2
Phonograph
703/4
25 % Mar
179%
Jan
271/2
29%
30'A
3
wi
com
32%
Nov
33
25'A
110
10
21%
109 '4 111'A
27'A
1
(Un)
Elgin National Watch
El
33%
5
(Un)
Inc
Lines
Kodak
71'%
5
—
Inc
de
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Air
Eastman
Co—
USA
Ltd
Pont
Co__—
Dec
71
—
North American Car Corp.—
Northern Illinois Corp
■;
Pacific
Deere
72%
(Un)
Central
Oklahoma
Nov
1,400
___5
Jan
1
Products
Crowell-Coll
16
1,000
11%
common-
Product
Co
American
Northwest
500
18
22%
*
(Un).
Northern
Oak
Nov
50c
Distillers
Northern
15%
32%
■
Co
Register
Lead
York
New
North
236
11%
& Co___
National Gypsum Co
Dec
10
Continental
Dec
52
;-5
America
Continental Motors
-
National
16%
17%
10
(The)
Cash
National
Nov
32%
__
Company
Jan
National
71/4
3
23 %
Dec
.Jan
200
*
(Un)
Ward
Dec
20%
Feb
13
7%
11%
Inc
Dec
300
18 Va
32'A
-__
Fuel
Chemical
13%
23%
Dec
7%
1
May
:
8%
1
(Un)
High
96
73% Mar
400
1,000
10
Co
Mfg
River
12
7%
Manufacturing Co
21%
56%
23%
Co_
&
600
16%
Co
of
Can
Crucible
Mississippi
Oct
Jan
12
40%
Corn
Nov
57 %
28 3A
56%
68%
Power
Min
22%
12'A
10
Corp
Minnesota
Products—___.
Utilities
Brewing
Low
79%
10%
16%
4
c
Range for Year I960
Shares
High
78%
—
__•*
Food
South
17'A May
Jan
56%
common——25
Continental
Mickelberry's
Middle
17 % May
■
Inc
Low
12.50
Meyer Blanke Co
500
38'A
>
(Un) ___—1.33%
Consumers
Jun
(Un)
,
for Week
Range
of Prices
16%
_____;
& Scott
Brick
18
9'A
1
40
38%
Consol Natural Gas
Edison
Metropolitan
28%
23%
23%
*
—10
(Un)—.
(Un)
17'A
Consolidated Foods
Container
41%
15
Corp—___—
System
Commonwealth
Feb
5
Iron
&
Sep
300
Inc
Co
Fuel
Jan
18%
Co.
27'A
28%
pfd——100
Cleveland Electric Ilium
Colorado
27%
Merck &
Merritt Chapman
51
J
800
10
J.
4%%
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron
29%
700
16'A
2U Mar
■
Sales
Week's
Last
Par
Minneapolis
125
54
Electric———8.50
&
•
<
'
Cities
Jan
600
1%
10
America (Un)——•
Corp of
Cincinnati
263/8
14%
i
20)
Sale Price
High
1%
Carrier Corp common
Central
Low
High
14%
Canadian Export Gas Ltd
Pacific
(Un)
Celanese
Monday, January 23, 1961
.
'
Friday
STOCKS
Range for Year I960
Shares
•
1%
5
Inc
Hecla
Canadian
Centlivre
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
&
.
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended January
Calumet
.
'
Electric
Public
(F
W)
Publishing
(Win)
Yates-American
Jr
_.—;
Corp
(Un)
Co
Tr—^
Co
10 %
10%
8%
Dec
44 %
46%
600
38%
Nov
55%
Jan
45
45
"
47 Va
3,800
46%
Feb
64%
Jun
28
28 "
"
28%
„900
22% Aug >
37V4 Dec
9,500
"
,
-
48%
48%
46%
46%
43%
—
43 Va
•
200
Jan
t
67%
Jan
331/2 May
36V2 Feb
100
200
34%
44Va
Dec
42%
Sep
—
10
30%
29%
30 Va
300
25%
Feb
31 %
68%
67
681/2
1,300
671/2
Dec
73
July
1
14 Va
98%
12%
14 Va
3,900
12
Dec
19
Jan
*
Machine
Youngstown Sheet &
Zenith Radio-Corp—
9%
463a
10
Service—
Co
61
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1
108
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98'A 100
400
78V4
Apr
17 Va
17%'
200
16%
Dec
96'A
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97%
85
102%- llCPAv
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.
95
99%
Aug
Dec
.
Jun
Oct,
•
24%
1371/4
Jan
APE.
129 %
Sep
„
Volume
193
Number
6023
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
Price Range
Stocks listed
exclusively
This list does not include
on
(Range for Week Ended January 20)
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Exchanges.
Friday
Equitable Gas Co
Week's
Sale Price
!''%■'/■ A/;/'/''
Aeco
Corp "
American
Bishop
.
_———
Factors Ltd
Oil
Mammoth
Chica
Broadway-Hale
Gas
California
&
Corp
Ink
Products
Exeter
Oil
Inc
Co
Apr
Sep
600
100
7,100
30%
1,500
20%
211/2
600
341/2
class
A
900
42c
64c
3,800
41%
43%
__i
,
of
33Vic
California
43 %
Jan
Sep
39 %
Jan
22
Jun
38%
7
Jun
13,400
32c
May
1.00
Jun
1.40
1.60
3,300
Dec
2.80
54
500
_10c
;
9,000
34%
300
1.25
__2oc
30c
32'/2
*
1.10
50
29c
:■>
—.
Co__
46c
Mar
54
Co
Gas
Sugar
Equipment
Life
Dec
2.20
25c
Sep
1.00 July
7%
1.55
1,100
Nov
4.25
4,800
5
Nov
10
15%
5,200
11
Dec
25%
Tel
19%
800
16% May
23%
Research
B
S
F
1.30
Bund
4
May
1.50
7
Electric
Utili¬
40
ties
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
Bond®
Total
85.78
84.96
633.19
84.98
i
16_
139.97
102.44
213.15
91.62
81.17
81.31
85.80
Jan.
17
628.96
141.14
102.09
212.53
91.62
81.17
81.36
85.80
Jan.
18
634.10
144.89
102.37
214.78
91.70
81.13
81.43
85.87
85.03
Jan.
19
632.39
143.77
102.74
214.30
91.74
81.03
81.47
85.84
85.02
—
—
_
—
Averages
Utilities,
are
8.53;
65
compiled
stocks,
daily
by
using
Jan
31
Aug
Mon.
Jan. 16
Feb
31
2.85
Sep
3%
Tues.
Jan. 17_
3,800
2%
Mar
1.40
Oct
Date
Oct
Closing
5 % Mar
109.60
Aug
4
101.42
Sep
23
151/2
200
12%
Jun
16 % Mar
Wed.
Jan. 18
300
23%
Sep
33
Jan
Thurs.
1.10
Jan. 19__„
113.84
13,200
2.45
Jan
32
32
100
Fri.
Jan. 20
113.87
14%
14%
2,200
L.00 July
29
Oct
45%
79%
70%
82%
108%
Range for Year 1960
Low
26%
106
High
50
21%
Dec
42%
61%
Oct
82%
79%
Jan
108%
Dec
Aug
39%
Jan
38
829
28%
Sep
38%
243
31%
Oct
54%
20
13%
Nov
16%
Jun
14
150
11%
Nov
16%
Jan
2,111
6%
Jun
8%
Jan
13%
8%
17
16
17%
684
Dec
28
86%
82%
86%
1,811
45% May
89
39%
40%
1,035
38
71%
10%
9%
43%
10%
42%
26%
26%
56%
-7 %
Dec
477
35%
May
Jan
12%
26
week
i,
-
26%
Composite
43%
Oct
72
Nov
50%
Durable
118.5
Non-Durable
112.1
:
Goods
1960
Change
118.3
115.1
Goods
-
1961
High
Low
+1.9
121.4
113.0
+1.9
122.0
10" 6
117.0
+1.3
129.5
107.7
109.2
+2.7
115.1
107.7
99.5
Transportation
100.5
97.8
+2.8
108.3
87.1
Utility
147.1*
144.2
+1.9
147.1
118.4
134.5*
132.5
+1.5
134.5
120.5
83.3
+0.6
86.7
67.0
Trade,
and
Finance
Mining
Service—
83.8
-
"New
High.
•'
Jan
19%
120.5
Manufacturing
Jan
93 %
Percent
Jan
■'
■
..
.
Jun
46%
f
100
Jan. 6/61
Aug
Sep
85
=
Jan
47
21% Mar
173
26%
10
Dec
945
44%
—5
the
1957-59
Jan
6.75
Battery
for
Jan. 13/61
Dec
39%
1
Light
8
Oct
stock
for the current year.
Sep
12%
8%
Jan
95.55
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending Jan. 13> 1961, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
Sep
45%
13%
8%
31
12%
14
229
44%
__
35%
36%
37%
of
Feb
8,709
109%
index
Jan
790
,
35%
__
SEC
stocks
High
26%
109.39
SEC Index of Stock Prices
for Week
__
Range for 1960
High
Low
Nov
The
Shares
112.75
-
Jan
14%
10% July
Sales A
Low
10
5.234;
Range for 1959
High
26%
Range
Rails,
Low
26
of Prices
3.28;
112.58
1.05
Week's
Industrials,
112.56
l
_
151/4
„
divisors:
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
90c
5
Co
following
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
28%
3%
the
84.99
17.28.
28%
1
•
—+%
Storage
Grade
81.50
400
1.80
&
Grade
Utili-
Jan.
Dec
25
Light.
10
Indus¬
80.99
1,800
12
Co
.
Power
Duquohiic
Second
65
91.56
5,400
5
Co
Publishing
Delaware
First
213.23
1.70
4.33
Corp
Company
Curtis
10
10
102.62
30%
—_—66%c
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
—Bonds—
10
Total
15
139.63
30%
•
Electric
Transit
Jun
633.65
30 »/8
33Vb
.
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilto'n
Baltimore.
64%
]3
30 %
1
Company
Oct
Jan.
Sep
Last
Tel_
City
Jun
45
730
1
Corporation
Atlantic
47%
5
Co
Atlantic.
45
1
common..^.....
&
45%
1
common
Arundel
32%
roads
Jan
19%
Par
American
Dec
Rail¬
Jan
14%
Sale Price
Stores
21%
55
trials
Jan
6%
STOCKS
American
24%
Feb
6
5
Co
common
Steel
24
Jan
Nov
6%
Friday ::
Wood
Jan
Indus¬
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Alan
2%
1
1.90 Mar
1.50
50c
Insurance (Un)
Co
Cab
24%
20
A__25
series
.
common
Petroleum
Jan
Apr
1,230
closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
25
pfd
Co
Union
Yellow
1.05
12c
1
1
Co
22%
July,
1
,
Co
——_
Jan
38%
1%
Stocks
Feb
Dec
Dec
25c
Victor
Coast
62
Feb
2
Bottlers-
Western
West
Aug
Dec
23c
10,800
Westates
2.95
33% c
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop____
&
\
78c
July
32
600
Inc
Apr
1.55
5,600
Gas
80%
Dec
15%
Jan
51%
1.60
45c
69,200
Oil
Jan
3.50
23c
Oil
Sep
Nov
25
6.25
Jan
2.50
44c
1.05
Trico
19%
40c
1.35
Cal
Oct
July
40c
21c
preferred
55%
25%
264
17%
10
30
Date
_10c
,
Co
Ranch
Sep
the New York Stock
Nov
Feb
1.05
6Vp
,46%
62c
1
Rice
Nov
2,800
1
Southern
%
1
Aug
4%
30%
*
16,100
Corp Ltd
Rhodes
the daily
are
Jan
82c
Oil
Gas
1%
.
15%
Jan
3%
153
Jan
72c
1.85
Norris
&
.'tan
Dec
500
54,000
Chemical—
May
291/4
8,500
Nordon
Oil
on
25%
17
1.95
& M Oil Co
(Un)
Navigation' Co (Un)_
United
17%
750
•
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
2.10
10
Reserve
Sep
68c
——50c
Pepsi-Cola
1.80
19% Mar
15 '/a Mar
1.80
Co
Pacific Industries
73%
29%
30%
5
.
Nov
2.00
Oil
Petroleum
1.35
Glass &
26% May
6% Aug
1.85
_1
_—
Merchants
Aug
38
2.15
71%
«
Dec
2.00
Jan
*/8
O
11,800
.12%
12% Mar
73-
Jan
30c
2.15
82c
Deq
19%
101/4
10c
4%
36
(Un)__50c
Oil Co_—_——
Maryland Mines Corp
Imperial Western
Salt
1.45
5,250
34'/a
100
4%
4 %
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp—
3
4
13%
4%
1
10
Jan
27
201/2
Sep
13%
13%
—5
common
Jan
4,800
19%
29%
15c
4,500
30%
66
10
20,900
«
32%
Sep
3»/2
4%
Jan
32%
L_
1
2.00
1.80
Supply--
5
35%
24%
56 %
.—10
42% July
23% Mar
U S
3 »/4
41/2
54
Rockwell-Standard Corp
_i
United Engineering & Foundry Co
1.90
1.80
Sep
49%
Dec
33'/2
(Un)_
common..
Co
Humor
M
20,000
20V2
41%
49%
Nov
34
Co_—_
Ltd
new
Co
Idaho
J
12c
1
Holly
M
300
10c
General Exploration Co of California—1
Gladden Products Corp
i
Matson
81/2
High
Feb
;7%
29%
Jun
High
32%
63c
20c
Low
90
:7c
100
Range for Year 1960
39%
Refractories
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsuurgn Plate Glass
39%
Shares
High
39%
211/2 May
7% Dec
46,400
2
Corp:
Capwell
Friden
Leslie
Low
54c
311/2
81/4
5.50
Oil Fields
Emporium
Jade
High
31
:7.50
Corp
Dominguez
Range for Year 1960
2.00
Corp—
Co._-_
Dole
Good
Shares
50c
Fuel
Low
___8.50
Natco Corp
*
:
Walker
Mountain
_5
Inc
Co—
Abbey
Electrical
54c
__i
Stores
Oil—_
Crestmont Consolidated
Cypress
_10c
Consolidated Min___5c
Oil
of Prices
Low
2
Bolsa
for Week
(Un)~—+u
Co
Black
Buttes
Par
Sales
Range
Last
for Week
of Prices
Par
Harbison
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Stock Exchange.
approximately 500 issues dually traded on
other
Week's
Last
the Pacific Coast
on
39
1,784
of
Co
Class
A
Fair.
Ford
Motor
Foremost
34%
33% % 34%
1,012
5
70%
67%
70%
1,207
60% July
2
13%
13%
14%
1,043
12
Oct
Railroad
U. S.
Total
1
19%
19%
19%
21
17
Mar
19%
and Miscel.
Foreign
Bank
Gov't
Bond
42%
Sep
No. of
1.66%
42
44%
19,451
40
Dec
56%
Jan
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
1
10%
10%
50
10c
27%
29 %
1,010
4,507,590
$6,931,000
$347,000
$7,278,000
3,833,370
5,848,000
338,000
6,186,000
Stores
Co
General
Acceptance Corp
General/Motors Corp
common
Co
^
International
Internat'l
Resistance
Utilities
Corp $2 conv pfd__25
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Macke
Corp class A
Manison
Fund
Mergenthaler
Pennsalt
Chemicals
Perfect
Photo
Public
Transportation
Mfg
Ppwer
Co
Service
Reading
13
Jan
Dec
21
Dec
22%
1,406
16'% May
20%
36%
65%
Co
Apr
33%
883
73% Mar
180
58%
Apr
80%
July
30%
Co
28%
Sep
17 %
Wed
4.388,840
6,798,000
425,000
Thurs.
Jan. 19
4,733,480
7,532,000
311,000
Fri.
Jan. 20———.
3.266,190
4,571,000
197,000
20,734,470
$31,680,000
$1,618,000
Jan
18
—-
—
Total
Jan
32%
32
33%
1,914
23
28%
27 %
28%
1,990
25%
Jan
13%
12'%
14%
3,960
10%
Oct
34%
35%
236
30%
Nov
40%
41%
41
34%
Jan
54%
52
54%
4,745
47%
Apr
45 %
Jan
66 %
July
53
-
Aug
'
10%
9%
10%
7,584
18%
18%
19%
2,038
34%
34%
7%
14
47%
26%
1.572
110
12%
36
Nov
12% May
Dec
16
39
13%
44
46%
50
—.
Jan
3
•
Jan. 17
Sep
1
com
Jan. 16
Tues
Int'l
Sales
7,223,000
_
——
7,843,000
——
4,768,000
—
$33,298,000
——
95% Mnv
10
___'
Gas
&
Mon
50
80%
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Dec
318
327/B
10
common
_
Electric
Transactions at the New York Stock
Dec
3
Electric
Progress
Aug
19
86%~ 88%
•
Corn
-"Potomac
Jun
10
305
77%
5
Co
Nov
41%
160
33%
__20c
Electric
Philadelphia
Philco
Inc
Inc
Philadelphia
41%
100
12%
50
-
Jun
20%
•
.
Light
<fc
41 %
Apr
78
1
Corp
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores
Mar
43%
64% ,66%
*
16%e
Linotype
14%
213Ji
22
1
*
Inc
18%
Nov
19%
1
Co_.
Co
*
9%
•A
12
1
common
Merck
43'%
—
10
1
Inc
(The)
"New
48
10
Dairies
Homasote
Martin
56%
46%
Bait—
at
non-voting
Food
..
54%
1
America
—
Stocks
Finance
38
Week Ended Jan. 20
1961
Stocks—Number
of
Shares
Jan. 1 to Jan. 20
1961
I960
1960
57,324,324
20,734,470
14,005,490
$1,618,000
$1,989,000
$4,380,100
$6,215,000
31,680,000
26,505,000
85,531,000
110,125,000
33,298,000
$28,494,000
$89,911,100
$116,340,000
63,932,362
Bonds—
U.
S.
Government
International
—
Bank
Foreign—
Railroad
and
Industrial
—
Apr
Nov
33
Dec
Nov
20
Jan
43%
Dec
18%
Jan
Mar
9%
11%
720
•
91
89%
91%
811
72
Feb
92%
48%
47%
49%
416
38%
Oct
64 %
Jun
Jersey Gas Co.
—„2 50
Southeastern Public Service—
4—10c
29%
28%
30%
339
22%
Jun
28%
Dec
17%
16%
17%
1,048
13
Oct
15%
Dec
Sun
50%
49%
50%
505
55%
—
Jun
•
Total
Jan
Scot!
P-tper
Smith
Co
Kline
&
French
South
Lab
j.
—
-—
Co—
Oil
'
•
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
United
Gas
1
Corp
United
Universal Marion
69%
Washington
Light
Gas
&
Lothrop
7%
'1
*
common
common
71%
Dec
42% May
165
56%
Oct
-
10
526
54%
244
46%
14 %
14%
200
13%
Dec
57%
579
45% May
56%
—
v
62
__
70%
Apr
7
—
•
7.%
53%
13.50
Corp
Woodward
_5
1
Improvement
8 %
62
6%
15
60
Dec
7%
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Dec
Stocks
Jan
(No. of
18%
Aug
Shares)
54%
Nov
Mon
Jan
16'_
68%
Oct
Jan
Tues
Jan
17_
Wed.
Friday
Week's
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Apollo
Industries
.
Inc
——-I
Columbia
Co
.
"
40%
40%
9%
10%
Low
140
"""
31%
Nov
6%
;
Jun
High
i;_
-
*
i_—A10
'
63
•
-
•
System——————10
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Duqnesne Light Co
__5
.
For
footnotes,
of
55%
•
55%
34 V8.
36%
23%
24
30
Shares
39% Mar
37
28%
►
Oct
*
see
page 44.
23%
9
26%
9
26%
9%
267/8
18%
v191
>
830
442
4,000
*1,240,000
91,000
25,000
*120,000
*1,520,000
117,000
1,000
2,000
*120,000
168,000
48,000
4,000
*220,000
*1,200,000
239,000
1,000
$724,000
$74,000
$42,000
*$840,000
Jan
8%
Jan
■
-i
;r
21% Mar
.
Foreign
government
Dec
Foreign
corporate
*240,000
Jan. 1 to Jan. 20
1961
1960
I960
*19,367,310
25,404,512
$1,787,000
$3,296,000
232,000
5,503,345
+
—
119,000
$547,000
Dec
74,000
15,000
42,000
22,000
*$840,000
._
—
$584,000
~
96,000
55,000
*$2,115,000
$3,470,000
.
Jan
23%
| '.
$724,000
Aug
52%
Sales
$20,000
*$140,000
*7,070,000
Jan
12%
52 %
t
Bond
$11,000
Bonds—
56%
>
:■«
'
Gas
Stocks—Number
Total
Bonds
Week Ended Jan. 20
Range for Year 1960
High
39%
9%
5
_1
$109,000
1961
Shares
'
—
Armstrong Cork Co
Blaw-Knox
Low
>
.
for Week
of Prices
Par
Jan. 20—
—
:__
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Corporate
*1,540.000
_____
:
—
Total
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Foreign
Gov't
Bonds
Bonds
*7,070,000
_
Jqn. 19
Fri.
Domestic
*1,570,000
——
Jan. 18
Thurs.
STOCKS
Foreign
Jan
54
9% Mar
;26%
Sep
J.V"
'Unofficial
volume -shown
here.
/
40
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown Are
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Week's
'
Par
Abitibi Power & Paper common
4 % Vo
preferred
Acauia
Atlantic
Class
-
Sugar
A
Algoma
Aluminum
4%%
of
Co
Canada
4%
preferred
Canadian
pfd__ -25
Pulp
Tel
-^
pfd
4%%
Co
pfd.
$2.90
preferred
:
Argus Corp Ltd common
$2.50
Bailey
B»nk
Bank
of
5%
pfd
press
25
We
Zu
Scotia
Mova
—
10
Canadian
Power
Class
National
(Canada)
intend
to
publish
the Henres in next Monday's
&
Paper class A
_
_•
preferred
Bowaters
Mersey 5 % %
Traction
preferred
British
American
British
American
Oil
British
Columbia
.
4%%
40
Mar
46 Va
Sep
49
Mar
52 %
Aug
37
Jan
43
Sep
Sep
Iroquois Glass
47
Mar
26% July
35 Va
49 %
Dec
Jamaica
Feb
26 Va
Aug
Labatt
July
28
Jan
16
July
17% July
Jan
19
20%
60
Dec
71 %
Jan
57% Aug
33 Va May
41
Feb
37
(M)
Lower
Jan
MacKinnon
46% July
5%%
Columbia
Forest
Produots
Sep
Montreal
Mar
50%
Sep
5 V«
Jun
Morgan
Jun
52%
35%
Steel
93 Va
Oct
45%
Oct
National
Feb
50
40%
Nov
Sep
50
Sep
52%
Dec
&
Steel
14 V*
Jan
7'Zo
Apr
37 Va
Jan
Dec
11%
Jan
Jun
7%
Dec
Ltd
class
A
•
•
Products
•
Jan
11
2.00
Dec
2.75
Jan
34 Va
Jun
Penmans
Jun
29 %
6'/o
common.
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class
16%
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.100
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common—
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4%%
It
common
100
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Malting
Canada
Safeway Ltd 4.40%
Steamship common
5%
common
•
pfd
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Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common
Canadian
British
Canadian
$1.75
series
11
•
class A__•
•
common
common
Warrants
35
A
Jun
73
Dec
Co
•
class
A_50c
Sep
Jan
Warrants
12 Va
Sep
Feb
22 Va
59%
Dec
31% Mar
44%
Dec
Dec
16
Jan
Dec
22 % May
8
17%
Apr
25 Va
33
Dec
5%
Nov
Nov
9
Feb
Canadian
International
Power
Marconi
Oil
Canadian
*
Co
1
Canadian
Canadian
Vickers
Farm
(B
Columbia
Cellulose
Combined
Co
Ltd
Jan
St
May
Bt
Feb
8
Enterprises
•
Consolidated Mining A Smelting
Consolidated Textile
•
Oct
26 Va
Apr
Dec
13 %
Feb
Sheraton
Consumers
Corbys
Crown
Dominion
Coal
2
Dominion
Corsets
25
Dominion
Dairies
Dominion
Foundries &
common
Glass
common
65%
10
Steel
Stores
&
Coal
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
b
•
Chemical
common
12%
Apr
Nov
41 % Mar
•
•
Ltd
3%
1
Canada
preferred
•
common
12 %
July
8%
common
Brewery
7%%
Dec
10%
•
Ltd
Apr
38 Va July
98
Jan
•
preferred
of
32%. Dec
9%
•
com__
100
Bros
Dec
•
Steel
Preferred
Pont
12
Jun
Feb
Freres
50-
class
Dec
Webb
90
Jan
1
10%
Jan
Dec
j
&
Heating Prod class B
Players Canadian Corp
Fleetwood
Ford
Corp
Motor
•
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l
;
Co
5
„
Foundation Co of Canada
Fraser Cos Ltd common
French
Petroleum
Frosst
&
Co
Gatineau
(Chas
Power
_•
•
preferred
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1
common
General
Motors
General
Steel
•
Dynamics
General
Great
Lakes
Andy
Hardee
6%%
1%
Wares
Farms
Holt
1.00
common
•
Paper Co Ltd
Handy
•
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1
common
•
preferred
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.
Home
Oil
Class
Home
&
$2.00
Hudson
Imperial
Imperial
6 % %
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A
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common
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preferred
footnotes,
class
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see
page
44.
Sep
17%
Dec
teb
16%
Jan
Jan
92
Nov
Nov
67/a
Jan
80
Jan
40
Oct
85
Dec
80
Jan
Jan
Dec
9.50 Mar
Jun
20% July
6 %
Dec
•
common..
13%
Feb
8% Mar
23%
Jan
19
Dec
100
15 % Mar
Power common..*
Dec
11%
Oct
Dec
30%
Jan
50
America
of
37 % Mar
43
Mar
50
41
48
July
18
'Nov
50c
Canada
Aug
18
•
com
Nov
30%
100
Nov
45
Jan
May
118
130
Aug
25%
Nov
33%
Jan
16%
Dec
24%
Jan
19
Jun
23
Nov
8
10
..
Sep
July
17
61
preferred
Dec
*
Steel
_
8%
•
Ir-.u_.i_-U.
.
Canada
•
A
1
,Jan
Jan
24
Aug.
45
Jan
87%
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94
Mar
..Tan
102%
Nov
•
_
.
-10
58
J aP
48% Mar
58
Dec
16%
Jun
25%
Jun
1.70
•
Nov
4.00
•
Jan
•
Corp
4.75
Dec
Knapp
Class
(Canada)
class
Ltd..
1
Jan
Dec
20%
Apr
Jun
40
Dec
2.60 May
•
"A"
30
warrants--^——
3.45 Mar
Feb
39 %
*
29
preferred
100
Limited
84
100
preferred
Mar
100
Apr
Mar
Dec
16%
10% Mar
B
4%%
8%
13
*
(Geo)
6%
J
26%
&
Zellers
May
90
preferred
Dec
'
41%
92
Dec
.
19% July
4%%
Aug
107
Aug
31% Mar
37
July
41%
47
Aug
Jan
Jan
*
common.
preferred
50c
Feb
24% May
11
May
July
Mar
10
Apr
17
Mar
22
Dec
-77
7%
July
Jan
Canadian Stock Exchange
4.00
Aug
5.75
Prices
17%
Nov
9%
Aug
Oct
87
8%
Oct
21 %
Nov
3.25
Dec
12
Jan
Anacon
6.25
Jan
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd__*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
5
15%
Feb
38
Dec
Sep^^
Explorations
Lead
Anthonian
Mines
Mining
32%
Sep
50%
Jan
Arno
Mines
39%
Dec
52 %
Jan
Atlas
Sulphur
Telefilms
Oct
16%
Jan
Atlas
34% Mar
44%
Jun
Aug
9
Mar
15% May
12 % Nov
Ltd
Corp
Ltd
1
;
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.
Iron
Co
Ltd
____1
104 %
llOVa
Dec
Baker
Apr
17 %
Jan
Barnat
7.05
July
12%
Jan
7.00
Dec
11%
Jan
3.05
Dec
4.59
Jan
33%
Oct
Talc
Bateman
Beatrice
Bay
Jan
42.
July
52
Jan
Bluewater
66 %
Dec
Bonnyville
11
Dec
Bouzan
8%
Jan
19 Va
Jan
21
20 %
Sep
20%
Aug
Sep
Bonnets
British
Burnt
We
regret
Co
Oil
Oil
Mines
&
Gas
&
Inc__
*
Corp
1
;
Packers
Tungsten
__1
Ltd
Refining
Ltd
Columbia
Hills
.
Raceway
1
Ltd
Mines
cl
Ltd
A__*
1
July
7%
2c
Nov
8%C
Jan
4c
Mar
8c
Jan
2c
Dec
12c
Jan
40c
Apr
70c
July
%c Sep
6% Sep
38c
Jan
this week's compilation
of
the
Canadian
Exchange
was
Stock
not
re¬
ceived in time for pub¬
1
6
that
lication.
Lake7Gold Mines Ltd___l
Corp Ltd
1
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd.;
1
44%
5°% Mar
NOTE:
1
Mining
High
Dec
35
we
were
press
Consequently,
forced to go to
without it.
21
4.60
9c
1.63
20c
Jan
Aug
89c
Jan
Apr
47 %
Sep
Dec
Aug
Oct
7%
7.90
20c
1.70
Jan
Aug
Apr
Jan
Dec
6c
Dec
43c
Jin
2%C
Nov
5C
Jan
publish
14c
Oct
55c
Jan
the figures in next Mon¬
3c
Jun
6 %C
Jan
5% Aug
8%
Feb
Red
Brllechasse
Blue
Ij,OW
36c,1
1
__1
Range for Year 1960
3 %c
5
"A"
Ltd
Mining
Shares
High
•
1
Ltd
Mines
35% Mar
Mav
!
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd
Jan
14
Ltd
Exploration
Telephone Co
Avalon
Low
20c
Ltd
&
for Week
*
Augustus
10%
Ltd
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
28%
Apr
Week's
Sale Price
Alscope
32
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Last
Jan
13%
7%
Are
STOCKS
22% July
12% July
62%
Shown
Friday
Jan
43
_50
Mining
Bank
preferred
&
•
_.
Feb
72% July
•
preferred
class
Class A
Sep
45%
Jan
5%
of
;
Weston
18
Jan
5.50
65% July
m
A
Ltd.
100
Jan
18
80
5.25
pfd
Viau
Dec
Dec
July
30%
Jan
13% Mar
•
Kootenay Power__
Electrolux Corp
Enamel
Water
Steel
Aug
7
A
East
Famous
5%%
13%
16%
Nov
66% Mar
100
Structural
Co
52
6
Dupuis
class
United
68%
Aug
39
80
•
common
Jan
Jan
Jan
15%
>
IIIIoo
common
Jan
45
•
__
'
10
17%
15
84
45
Dec
4.40
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Trans Canada Pipeline
Triad
Oils
15%
Oct
32% Mar
20 % May
4.25
Jun
•
Steinbergs
15
.1."
III100
Co
Steel
2.25 July
•
75 :„:;
•
Texaco Canada Ltd
pfd
Jan
17 %
6'/o
Standard
Jan
Jan
47
38
•
Jan
21
Jan
4.25
Oct
•
A_
Ltd
4%
Sogemines
Southam
Feb
Aug
.
Simpsons
Jan
Dec
55%
14
Inc
29
15
6%
Dominion
3.00
Bicard
19%
Nov
Jun
NOV
•
preferred
20% Mar
A
Bridge
Dominion
Jun
21% Dec
Co
4%
8% May
17 Va Feb
Seagrams
Du
Jan
16
•
class
Dominion
Donohue
11
18%
Distillers
Dow
7%
Nov
Jan
14 Va
12 Va
-i
common
Canada
Corp of
Williams
Shevwin
Jan
2.00
•
Zeilerbach
7%
Jan
•
A
Mortgage
Dominion
17
Mar
of
A
Class B
25%
7%
•
Glass
class
Coronation
Series
Sep
Feb
Jan
Aug
1.10
_________
Bhawinigan
Apr
Jan
»Jan
110
40% Mar
_
common
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Jan
4.90
29
31
Mar
13
Corp
Dec
17
Ltd
Cement
5%
5.25
July
Jan
2.05
■»
preferred
24%
Jan
13% Aug
Dec
v
35%
•
•
Lawrence
Nov
Dec
Jun
43% July
50
_u
Lawrence
5%
Aug
3.75
23
10%
Preferred
%~ Jan
1.90
•
Dec
145
•
1
preferred
12%
•
49
Apr
Jun
1
common
(Canada)
Bank
12%
J)
Mar
Gas
Canada
Royalite Oil
16
•
Coghlin
Nov
27% Mar
common
_
Paper class
4% %
Royal
43
7
Jan
16
20%
100
Preferred
4.65
•
Cock'hutt
_
(A V)
Rolland
Dec
20%
48%
100
Jan
May
Sep
Jun
Jan
*
20c
Ltd
54
8.00
•
Power
19
•
common
Railway
21
Petrofina Ltd preferred_18
15%
19% May
18
Reynolds Aluminum preferred... ZZ100
Roe
Nov
'
Jan
Jun
Nov
..
125
Class1 "A"
Jan'
17%
Aug
4.80
Reitman's
37
6
Pacific
Companies
Jan
7%
8.45
Nov
95
40
____100
common
•
9
80
Canadian
10%
Sep
12 Va July
•
com
Locomotive
Canadian
2.20
•
Preferred
Canadian
5% July
1
common
Sep
36
Apr
'
7% July
2.40
'
36
—1
Quebec
Dec
Jan
Dec
13%
•
Sep
46% Mar
Mar
9a/<
•
Units
45%
Feb
18
60
49 % Mar
•
Ores
Co
Oct
Dec
Apr
Apr
14 V
%
•
10
100
Quebec Natural
92%
Dec
13
Jan
42%
86%
.
Jan
10%
25%
11%
1
Transport
preferred
Mar
•
Husky
Industries
Dec
Jan
Apr
Apr
42
5
com__
common.
&
82
1.85
Morse
B
Canadian
Canadian
67
26%
20
Jan
18%
Ltd
:
Fairbanks
83
Feb
26
preferred
5%
May
21
_i
Ltd
Provincial
23 Va Mar
Jan
13
39
•
Corp
Jan
102
Dec
7%
•
;
Iron
Bros
4 Vo
Jan
27 %
Apr
15% Aug
28
preferred
Chemical
Canadian
Class
Aluminum
Bronze
Celanese
Canadian
Price
47
•
12.50
Aviation
Canadian
Dec
39%
100
preferred
Canadian
Dec
25
102 Va
24 Va
Foundries
preferred
Canada
Mar
22% July
preferred
Canada
Feb
93
93% Mar
*
Development
Corp of Canada
Premium
Jun
Jan
Products
Ltd
9
12%
preferred
Placer
Power
Calgary Power
Steel
Dec
Dec
Oct
Page-Hersey Tubes
B
Nov
8%
Pacific Petroleums
17
Mills
Oct
33%
III_I_*
preferred
Feb
Class
9%
Jan
f
Dec
9%
Building
Jan
7
100
Co
9%
Bruck
J an
Dec
16
_
Ontario
47 %
Sep
35
32
Jun
Nov
Noranda Mines Ltd
Nova Scotia Light & Power
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
Mar
9%
30%
Oct
Apr
13
'
19
Chemical
Car
Trust
1
pfd
26%
publish
18 %
•_
10
Ltd
to
5
Drug
National
37% Mar
Jan v
Oct
Jan
42 Va
Jun
Nov
common
preferred
Oct
14%
July
Nov
17%
Trust
4%%
Oct"
58%
6
intend
40
Co
36%
62
13%
Ltd
Brockville
Chemical
We
the figures in next Mon-
_*
com
Locomotive
&
-
10
class
25
Company
52
Powell River Liu •
common
British Columbia Power
British Columbia
Telephone
Brown
without it.
29%
Preferred
Jan
Aug
42
31
Feb
38% May
forced to go to
were
•
Montreal
3 50 May
•
Dec'*
Power
B
Jan
•
Dec
30%
24
Breweries
52
47% Mar
58%
Dec
11%
~~3
Tel
(Robt)
10 %
50
Jari
Sep
29%
we
com__. —*
*
preferred
Jan
Mar
22%
46%
Consequently,
day's issue.
&
94% Oct
,21% Feb
21% May
press
5
Ltd
Structural
Tel
Mitchell
Nov
81
re¬
preferred____10
Service
Massey-Ferguson
6%
49
not
Dec
ceived in time for pub¬
25
Candy Shops
MacMlllan Bloedel &
45%
24%
was
Dec
lication.
(Johni
Lawrence
Maritime
Class
45
Stock
Montreal
__
Lines
6%
the
Exchange
Ltd
St
Molson
50
Dec
of
Dec
47% Mar
Jun
Public
Ltd
Sep
preferred
Ltd
Laura Secord
48
preferred
Jan
14%
that
regret
:.i_10
!
Pipe
Jan
Mar
43
Jan
5%%
British
52
41 Va
4 % %
80
100
__
preferred
Dec
50
Aug
_
$2
July
:50
Dec
54
preferred
Interprovincial
38
100
preferred
19
Apr
preferred
National
preferred
Feb
48
We
this week's compilation
Oct
48
•
10
NOTE:
__50
Jan
Jan
•
Co
preferred
4 % %
5%
Note
common
44
22%
Electric—
Bank
Feb
38%
23% Mar
•
31%
•
common.,
19% Mar
42%
50
Light A Pow^t
Corp
_:
Cement
£1
Brazilian
Aug
International Bronze Powders 6%
pfd 25
International Nickel ol
Canada__.___•
International Paper new
_____7.60
International Utilities Corp
c
50
.____.
Paper
Dec
6%
Inland
80
preferred
13%
Apr
Sep
11
Corp 5%
5.%%
;
July
5%
Jan
47% Mar
•
11 %
20
57
issue.
•
B
Bowater
$4.50
High
37%
40%
Feb
Low
Mar
July..,1
1
27% July
*
30
Range for Year 1960
30
preferred
20%
10
Telephone
Bowater
to
without it.
,
Bathurst
go
$2.75
Shares
High
common_g
Canada
Warrants
Dec
Loeb
Banque Provincial
E^h
Consequently,
18
15
Low
4.68%
Acceptance
19 %
Z-«
mSS
Banque
lication.
Ltd
Selburn
oi
was not received in time for pub-
"so we were forced to
Corp
Atlas Steels
Exchange
-50
preferred
Asbestos
"_50
NOTE: We regret that
this week's compilation
of the Montreal Stock
Jun
Jan
for Week
•
of
preferred
Indus
24% July
July
9%
:
Canadian
Anglo
High
41%
21 %
-25
.
Anglo
-
*—
:
Ltd
6%
Low
35 % Mar
L
Steel
Aluminium
Range for Year I960
High
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Shares
common
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
of Frices
Low
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Monday, January 23, 1S61
.
(Range for Week Ended January 20)
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian
.
.
We
intend
day's issue.
to
11c
Jun
12c
July
34c,
Jan
35c
May
65c
Jan
25c
Jan
14%
Dec
14%
Dec
6%c
Dec
24c
Feb
Volume
193
Number 6023
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Week's
Pa
Low
Uranium
Calumet
Mines
Collieries
Canadian
&
Low
Ltd-
Dredge
& Dock
NOTE: We regret that
this week's compilation
of the Canadian Stock
Ltd
Co
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
Canadian
Kodiak
Canadian
Power
Nickel
Canorama
Ltd
Exchange
Ltd
Inv
Mines
Ltd
Oil
Catelli
Food
we were
press
Products
Ltd
6%
Jan
Giant
5c
Jan
Guxrnar
Nov
11%
A
We
i
Sep
go
to
to
15%
Yellowknife
Gold
publish
Feb
A
July
7%
Jan
Lakeland
Dec
7c
Jan
Little
10c
70c
July
Loblaw
Nov
Louvicourt
Nov
; 1.30
Oct
8c
1.40
23c
16c
Oct
38
"A"
class
Power
Sep
Minnesota
Oct
Moore
Feb
Murray
&
Paper
Cora
Ltd
Sep
9 %c
Jan
Dec
19c
Jan
Preston
11c
Cleveland
Apr
Sep
5c
Dec
12%c
Jan
Sherritt-Gordon
75c
Mar
99c
Dec
Silver-Miller
28
July
30
Corp
Standard
Div
Consolidated
Preferred-
—__1—__
Sec
A
1.00
_
Traders
Jan
Union
Gas
Oct
United
Jun
45c
Ltd
1
Nov
1.75
17
Leaseholds
Ltd
Jun
27%
14%
Ltd
Aug
19
80c
__
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd
Dec
Mines
Ltd
May
2,.05
39 %
Dec
5c
Aug
J.43
30c
Nov
79c
Aug
13c
Nov
38c
Dec
7c
30c
Mar
70c
21c
Dec
21c
2Vac Nov
9c
2V2C
Oct
7c
8c
Dec
30c
Sep
61c
Oct
6%c
July
27
Jan
Copper
of
Corp
Canada
Island
Merrill
6C
Ltd
6%
Ltd
Mining
Corp
New
Dec
Nov
Sep,
5%
Nov
19
Lid
2c
Nocana
—
Ltd
Mines
American
Northern
Obalski
Co Ltd com—
'
Jan
10%
,
Jun
19c
9%c
91c
Jan
Jan
47
;
16c
5.00
Dec
Dec
23c
8.50
Ltd__
11c
Sep
55c
5c
Oct
55c
Oil
Gold
Ltd
Co
Power
Premier
Provo
Quebec
Lithium
7
Corporation
Telephone
Ltd
Corp
Warrants
5%*7<i
Red
Gold
-—20
<fc
Siscoe
Corp
1
Dufault
Standard
Gold
Sullivan
Tache
Metals
1
Ltd
1.30
4 %c
Ltd
Petroleum
Tooke
Trans-Canada
Mines
United
Asbestos Corn
Explorations
Westeel
July
t"ik
Aug
Jan
Gas
6:
Packers
Class
Jun
Dec
38c
12c
1.80
11 %c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Sep
13c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
5c
Jan
Oct
Dec
Nov
51c
31
Dec
Dec
18c
Nov
Dec
9%
Jan
Aug
July
3c
5.00 May
2.40
Dec
May
4%c
71c
Jun
Jan
Mar
17 % May
6c
Jan
Chromium
i
Jan
Jan
a
Co Ltd—
Gas
Co
Zellerbach
Mines
__
Ltd—
Jan
$2.50
__
Atlantic
Coast
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc_i._
Atlin
Ford
Motor
Gateway
Gfeco
Co
;Oils
Mines
For
of
Canada
Ltd
Ltd——
footnotes,
._
—
Ltd
._
.__
Gold
Aumaque
Gold
see
page 44.
12c
Feb
Dec
65c
Jan
31c
7c
Nickel
13%
Jan
27c
Jan
7%c
Jun
35c
Jan
25%
Dec
38
7c
Feb
1.02
Jan
26 % Mar
35%
Jan
43
49%
Nov
10c
Jan
26 %c
89c
Jan
be
25c
1.05
class
14c
Oct
11c
Jan
19c
Jan
2.21 May
5%
2.50
Paper
Uran
—
A
pfd
.
Dec
1.90
Nov
Nov
55c
Jan
Eowater
Bralorne
17c
May
14c
3c
July
6%c
Jun
Mar
51
Oct
pfd
5%% pfd
1
;
*
•
Petroleums
Traction
common
commoncommon--.,,
1
•'
*
*
1
Petroleum
American
50
50
1
50
1
Pioneer
G)
.
1
Paper
Tank
Jan
Dec
6c
1
Ltd
Corp 5%
preferred
(T
Jan
1.09
37c
7c
37
.
Oil
*
Oct
Mar
37% July
6c
Nov
24c
4%
Aug
4c
Dec
18c
Jan
20%
Dec
24%
Jan
Jan
23
7%
Dec
75c
42%
Jan
48
50c
Oct
43c
10c
4%c
42c
7c
1
Mines
Bowaters Mersey
Brltalta
Dec
77%
1
25
50o
.
Uranium
Sep
Bright
Aug
Dec
66% July
—1
class
Hats
Bralsaman
13%c
,
60
*
Mines
Jan
British
Apr
*
Mines
44 %
Dec
7%c
Dec
47% Mar
•
A
common
Mines Ltd
May
43c
1
Bldrop
4c
class
Cora
Bicroft
19%
Feb
1
Co
Aug
&
19c
Jan
Feb
—•
*
Mines
Bridge
1.25
1
Ltd
Mines
Nov
18% Aug
172% Jan
Nov
Apr
10
Cooper Corp
Brazilian
19
21
*
&
Mining
Sep
Jun
16% Mar
10
Telephone
Dec
8.00
Dec
16
:—*
Belcher
Dec
July
4.70
1
Mines
Mines
Lumber
16
Apr
1
Beaver
50
Oct
9%
3.80 Mar
70c
*
11%
3.25
Dec
50c
Bros
5 % %
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jun
—1
Power
Bowater
28
July
;——_25
B
Mines
2.10
5c
1
Duquesne
Bordulac
Dec
6c
25
Uranium
Bay
60c
5%c July
*
B
Petroleums
Yukon
Dec
Aug
1
Exploration
Mining
Lodge
Feb
May
19% July
*
——
Beaver
Jan
Dec
July
1
Products
Beatty
Jun
65c
1
Base Metals
Class
52% Aug
Dec
1
Mines
Bathurst
Jan
Mar
6.50
——•
Consolidated
Barymin
Jan
12c
1
Nova Scotia—
Barnat
9%
14 %c
40c
Montreal
of
Jan
Dec
Jun
2.75
49
90c
Oct
Jan
"
50
--1
Mines
of
2.90
2.00 Mar
—
preferred
Bouzan
Dec
Sep
2%c
Mines
Oil
Bankfield
Feb
Nov
5c
*
preferred
Bankeno
10c
5c
1
Mines
Fabric
5 % %>
Dec
33c
1
—1
—
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Nov
Oct
Jan
pfd_50
Paper
.
Electric
Dec
15 % Mar
&
Mines
4.85
l%c
Sep
26c
16c
1
Mines
River
4.35
110
Oct
40% Mar
20e
Copper
Ruffner
Aumacho
49
15% Mar
Jan
23
47
1
Steels
Biltmore
Sep
337/»
19% May
•
Atlas
Black
8.30 Mar
27 % July
lc
Arcadia
Associated
Dec
38% July
;
Jan
—
—__—i
6.70
13 %
common
Corp
Ltd
Feb
3.20
1
Mines
Oil
Nov
36 % Mar
Ltd
36c
_50
preferred
49 %
Nov
Feb
Nov
25
common
15
Sep
8%
Feb
7
•
Bibis
Jan
Feb
Dec
——
Gold
Asamera
18 %
Sep
Jan
50c
Pulp
Dec
4.85
6.10
40%
1.35
:
Mines
25
45
Jan
Sep
July
1
Corp
Jun
Jun
60
52 % Mar
30
iOo
Mines
Beattie
Oct
13 %c
Anthes Imperial class A
Nickel
warrants
Beta
61c
Jan
Arcadia
Baska
Sep
Jun
36c
Nov
Mines
Bank
Jan
Dec
8.30
19%
preferred
Pete
Canadian
5|%
28 %
107
Jun
Jun
3.50
day's issue.
Jan
9.45 July
Jun
16%
100
*
Mines
4.10 July
Smelting
Corp
2.25
publish
1.20
Aug
14%
Controls
Rouyn
Bell
7.20
to
Jan
Nov
50c
Dec
Huronian
July
43% July
35%
Ltd
Ltd
&
Paper
Co
13%
44
A__—;
Petroleums
Oils
Mining
Consumers
Crown
class
Westingnouse
Rio
4.50 Mar
Mines Ltd
Sugar
Ltd
Devonian
Consolidated
Der.ison
—
*
18% July
11% Nov
without it.
2.90
10c
Develop
Anglo
Auto
Dec
7%c Jan
•
4%
Anglo
Auto
46 %c
Oct
Dec
Petroleums
Aunor
Apr
1.50
13%
common
Nepheline
Lead
Banff
6%
July
Credit
Anglo
Arjon
Apr
3.50
Minerals
Leduc
Analogue
Argus
Jan
78c
3%c Aug
•
Oil
Anchor
Area
21
34c
Consequently,
intend
Sep
Jun
Sep
1.50
We
4.00
Sep
17%
forced to go to
the figures in next Mon¬
Apr
48c
Feb
Feb
16c
42c
2.40
re¬
50
preferred
Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Bevcon
Ltd "A"_5
Co
—.
Central-Del
Feb
Aug
13
120
Oct
Jan
Nov
STOCKS
Line
B
Jan
Dec
1
Dominion
Canadian
Jan
—*
Ltd-
Canada
Canadian
Feb
Dec
43c
Chibougamau
Dec
1
Jun
2c
Ltd
Ltd
Trunk
Co
&
Campbell
Jin
Jan
Apr
1.23
Feb
6c
Ltd
Canada
•Hi*
Apr
Feb
6:90
10
Sep
33%
4c
Ltd
UNLISTED
.
Burns
r
3.70 July
75c
Dec
not
Oct
Jan
21 %c
Oct
12c
—
Bldg
Bethlehem
l-'.rfj
Alberta
,
Jan
Nov
•$
Jan
Jan
Co
Mines
Jan
May
1.00
Ltd
Products
Products
Westville
29
22
Oil
43c
was
Stoek
15%
Amalgamated
Bank
3.40
,
Corp
Mineral
Westburne
Jan
Ltd
Properties
Mining
5c
Nov
5% May
Ltd
Freezers
Ltd
Virginia
Wendell
■■■
6
10
Ltd
Princinal
Vanguard
.__
21
Dec
2c
Canada
Ventures
5c
—
preferred
Fund.
Trans
■;X:[
Ltd
Corp
Trebor
Hniteri
4c
-
Corp
Ltd
Bros
114
15%
Nov
5%c Aug
Exploration
Titan
Apr
Jun
4c
Tazin Mines Ltd
Tib
Dec
Jun
Toronto
10
Ltd
Jan
9% Mar
pfd—100
Mines Ltd
Lake
Oct
19c
Oct
8c
—;—
6%
Ltd
Mines
8%c
38
Jun
5.30
Apr
Dec
20%
11 %c
Dec
-10
common-
—
Co
Ansil
15
Feb
5c
Jan
•
Anacon
-
July
18
Jan
Dec
6
Power
Mines
Cons
:
Jun
Jun
88c
Ltd
Mines
Canada
Oct
Oct
2.10
_.
Stores class A
Sobey's
South
18%
40c
—-—
Ltd
(1957)
Ltd
Southern
29
8c
Columbian
Save
Mines
3.15
2c
—1
Lawrence
St
Ltd
Enterprises Ltd—.—J.—:I
Warrants
Shop
Dec
11
Mines
Mining
Ruby Foo's
3.85 Mar
lc
:
Crest
2.75
7c
5
common
preferred
Roberval
9%
Aug
Jan
1.90
___
Oct
1.62
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Quebec
Aug
1.27
:
Exploration
&
Development
Oil
Quebec
Apr
*
Gas
Roxana
Amurex
Dec
44
39
Oils
Steel
American
Mar
12c
Cons
Central
American
May
5c
Jan
1st pfd_5
Ltd
Producers
Cobalt
62c
May
5c
Ltd_
Mills
Steel
Gas
Quebec
Apr
3c
;_
Co
Mines
Prime
60c
—
:
Ltd
Ltd
Corp of Canada 4%%
Mining
fi
100
4 % %
Jan
Pitt
'' >
Natural
Feb
Corp
Trunk
preferred
Aluminium
Jan
Mines
Jan
25 %
warrants
Aluminum
'
40c
41%
♦
Pacific
Allied
Jan
Mining
A
were
press
_;
Gas
A
the
*
trust
Algonquin
Jan
6c
regret that
we
Gold
common
Alminex
Feb
60c
We
lication.
*
Yellowknife
Preferred
Oct
Dec
Dec
NOTE:
High
Dec
Mar
19% Aug
9 % Mar
this week's compilation
1
& Oil
Warrants
Mar
5 %c
1
Low
8c
35
1
Algoma
Jan
26
Mines—
Distillers
Algoma
Jan
90c
*
Sugar common
Explorations
Alta
Jan
Dec
Range for Year 1960
"
.
Jan
Jun
Shares
High
ceived in time for pub¬
Alberta
Feb
6c
Pennbec
Phillips
Jan
for Week
of Prices
Low
Exchange
Class
Jan
6c
Paudash
Porcupine
Jan
1.87
Dollars
1
Class
Jan
52
Dec
44
Lld_
16%
Jun
Sales
1
Alberta
Feb
Jun
W«ek's
Range
•
♦
Voting
Nov
29c
90
—
Sep
Exchange
Expressed In Canadian
25
Warrants
Feb
16c
July
25
5
Ltd
Explorers Ltd
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec)
.*
Are
of
Alberta
Jan
1.12
,
4c
Ltd
(1945)
32c
,
9c
—
Opemisca
Jan
90c
*
Alba
Jan
23
July
3c
Ltd
Metals
Quebec Power
Oils
Okalta
Jan
Jan
1
common
A
Akaitcho
Oct
1.13
25c
_—:
Rare
1st preferred
Sep
Sep
12
Agnew Surpass Shoe
Agnico Mines Ltd
Feb
30%
Jan
43
North
Jan
39
Advocate Mines Ltd
Jan
Dec
4C
Light & Pwr Co Ltd
1
Uranium Mines Ltd_
Nfew Santiago Mines Ltd————50
New West Amulet Mines Ltd
Jan
Feb
Lait
Paper
Uranium
Acme Gas
13% July
Mar
50c,
Lake
Jack
New
J
Class
Aug
32c
Sep
6c
Mines
Formaque
Newfoundland
58c
&
Acadia
Jan
27%
July
11
loc
Ltd
Minerals
Jun
45c
Ltd
Jan
May
7% July
12'% Apr
Shown
Ltd
Power
Acadia Atlantic
Jan
6c
.
23% May
21
pfd.— 1
MicJ-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd—£
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Native
Jun
7c
Distilleries
13%
27c
May
*
Ltd
Preferred
Sep
97c
Oct
2c
—
14 %
Apr
55c
Ltd
Mines
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Melchers
17
12
Ltd
Mines
Massval
Ltd
A_:
(Walter M)
Ltd
Lowney Co
Co
class
3%c
Cobalt Mng Co Ltd—
Mining Co Ltd
Langis Silver &
Lithium
Ltd
Explor
&
Mines
Mines
Abitibi
Jan
Mining Ltd
Oct
26c
$
*
Canada
Ltd
Abacus
May
Ceramic
Ltd
Inc
Dec
32%
Sale Price
Aug
31c
Lingside
'
of
Oils
.
A
Par
Explorations Ltd
Mining
r
Jan
397/8
Friday
Jan
Alfred
28c
Sep
Feb
STOCKS
Jan
Corp
Copper Mining
Lambert
3.25
Dec
;
.
Dec
Mar
32%
Toronto Stock
Dec
Corporation
& Metals Ltd_
Labrador
4.40
76c
Jun
28c
"6.00
.
•
Pipe Line Co
Prices
May
Zinc
Dec
Nov
2.60
.
'
:
i:
40
Oil
Jan
Haitian
'-V*.
:.
Jan
2c
&
v'i
•■
•
A
5%. preferred
Jan
Lead
"'
*
Jan
75c
Kontiki
*
8%
Aug
Jan
July
July
Nov
Gui-Por Uranium Mines
^
class
Jan
l%c
45c
Mines
Sep
Oct
Jan
Fatima
>h
Corp
Dec
86c
Mining Co Ltd
Mfg Ltd __:
Futurity Oils Ltd
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd_
Golden Age Mines Ltd
Finance
Ltd—
Aug
Mar
28
40
Fleet
Iso
32%
;
1.72 May
Dec
1.45
Mining & Exploration Inc__
Jaye
Nov
Jan
19 %
Ltd
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
International
'
\
1
Oct
Mountain
Mining
20%
6%
1
1.30
Trans
Goldfields
Aug
45c
1
Jan
Dominion
10
Ltd
Ltd_
Mines
Nov
Nickel
Dec
9c
r A
4.40
1
1
Silver
1.76
Falconbridge
''
95c
Torbitt
1.39
Mines
30
27%
/•
'
49
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Dec
Sullivan
Apr
19% Oct
i
35 % Mar
Feb
July
Engineering .Works
Fano
May
81c
Dominion
East
Nov
4c
\
44c
3.45
Dec
40c
_
Mines
Dome
Oct
*
Mines
Mines
63c
Ltd
2.10
1.25
Ltd—
Vauze Mines Ltd
Dalfen's
Ltd
Lines
Rand Chib Mines Ltd
Petroleum Corp Ltd
Copper
Crusade
Sep
Oct
Apr
"
——
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd
Consolidated
2.40
1
Radiore Uranium Mines Ltd
Copper
Apr
Sep
23%
'*
''
5
,
7c
Pipe
7%
22%
2.20
A-2.50
Co
July
Sep
1.70
1
class
Paper
9
July
*
Mining
Mines
Dec
Jun
'■
'
*
A
Corp Ltd
Pembina
Jan
2.60
5%
*
Corp
Ontario
&
13%
9
1
MacLaren
Jan
Aug
10%
1
Companies Ltd class
Goldfield
29'%
2.05 Aug
1
Ltd
Gas
Jan
Oct
10
*
Ltd
Mines
Long Lac Gold Mines Ltd
.41 >•:,
-
Nov
3c
Natural
3.20
Jan
1.52
Nov
Ltd
Gold
Oct
10*/2
8.75
,
_*
Jan
13%
Aug
Douglas
14%
Sep
19
2.50
preferred
Kelly
Kerr-Addison
4c
■
High
Jun
6.50
5
Bay Oil & Gas Ltd
Club Ltd
Jun
9.10
1
Ltd
Mines
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
day's issue.
Low
1
Hudson's
Jockey
Jan
l%c
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Mines
1.35
107/a Mar
the figures in next Mon¬
Feb
Mar
33
Jun
5
without it.
intend
78c
28% July
10 %c
class
Minerals Ltd
Chess Mining Corp—
Cliibougamau Copper Corp
Chemalloy
11%
Jan
75c
65c
Consequently,
forced to
Range Since Jan. 1
High
■
21%
Oct
re¬
Ltd~__-——
Gas
&
not
„
Ltd
Ltd
Corp
Asbestos
C&stle
lication.
Ltd
Co
Explorations
Quebec
was
ceived in time for pub¬
Ltd
Royalty
Cantexas
Cassiar
Paper
Explorations
Canalask
Cartier
Refineries
&
Shares
of Prices
Par
Hollinger Consol Gold
Preferred
Canadian
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
Nov
2%c
—
41
'
13%
Resources
Common
Range for Year 1960
High
Ltd
Last
STOCKS
Shares
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Week's
Friday
for Week
of Prices
-
(Range for Week Ended January 20)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
(413)
12
4%c
92c
Jan
Sep
Dec
Feb
May
19c
Feb
Dec
15 %c
Jan
Nov
67c
Jan
31c
Mar
14
May
27 %c
Oct
Sep
Jan
Jan
1
3c
July
8c
Nov
33c
May
65c
Jan
41
Mar
48%
45
Mar
52
7
45
Nov
35% July
1.90 May
24%
Aue
Nov
6.90
75c
Aug
Dec
Jan
5%
3 50 Mav
5%
Sep
Jan
57
Jan
4.55 May
35c
Sep
10%
Dec
.
Jun
7%
Jun
49% Mar
2.65 Mar
35%
Jan
f'. 4.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(414)
42
CANADIAN MARKETS
•t
4
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
British
4%
Columbia
preferred
__100
69
37
preferred'
50
preferred
50
4%%
preferred
iOo
5%
preferred
5%% preferred
British Columbia
British
50
50
Forest
Columbia
Class
Prod nets..
Packers
class
*
I
wfi
British
Columbia
IflJ
Brown
I'll
»•#.'
Buffalo
elf
Building
class
B—.
*
<»
j
Ltd
•
class
Cable
•
*
Dock
Mines
Calalta
HI I*
class
Oils
1
•
•
preferred
100
&
Oils
•
*
U
Camerina
Petroleum
t-
Campbell
Chibougamau
Campbell
Red
1
,_1
Lake
Cement
an
Canada Iron
Foils
4(4%
i|>V
Canada
'iij <>
class
class
Southern
Steamship
Canadian
"*\
f
I
A
B
class
A
Petroleum
•
common
3
class
20c
16
62c
Jun
2.60
3.10 May
Dominion
Nov
•
1
•
3.70
12 (4 July
6
32c
4.50
Dec
Oct
Oct
7.00
16c
Oct
43c
19
Aue
24%
90
Mar
100%
138
Dec
25
.
IIIlO
preferred
~
•
I
1
Hi
II*
144
26(4
Jan
32
Aug
41
8.00 July
3 (4c
Jun
Dec
12% Mar
.
Hi*
A__I
«
*
Natural
Gas
•
com
20
I_IIl20
__I—6c
IIII 1
Exploration
Mines
Gold
1
IIH_I*
Ltd
_II_1
I
•
Quartz
Asbestos
Corp
Ltd
Cayzor
I
Athabaska
Central Del Rio
Pat
Porcupine
Oil
~T
Match
t
1
IIHIIIIIl
Copper
6c-~~*Jan
Sol
Mining
.
&
Smelting"
__
Life
Eureka
'•ckshutt,
Lake
Farm
Gold
Mining
Federal
Grain
Fittings
Equipment-
Combined
'
_
Frosst
Jan
_
13%
49c
82c
Key
Mines—
Consolidated Bakeries
Bellekeno
Callinan
Consolidated
Discovery
(Charles)
Gaitwin
class
Gatineau
Mar
5%
6.70
Sep
G,eco
Dec
1.40
Jan
General
Mines
Aug
Oct
General
1.29
Jan
General
Jan
General
67c
Mar
General
Steel
Dec
July
17
May
12%
58
3.95
.20
Genex
*
Mines
J
Mines
Mascot
Apr
Giant
Scientific
Oct
25%
Jan
Glacier
Apr
19(4
Sep
Glenn
Feb
4.90
Feb
7%
Nov
11
Jan
Goldale
Dec
42c
,Jan
Goldfields
Dec
2.65
Jan
Sep
13%
Jan
Globe
*
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Goodyear
4%
Dec
Gordon
26c
Jan
Grandroy
9
Mar
Granduc
2.95
Dec:
Dec
Jun
8c
10%c
12c
3.95
Tire
Great
Feb
Great Lakes
Jan
Nov
•
Lakes
Preferred
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footnotes,
see page
44.
25c
9%c
Jan
12
Jan
•
Mar-
Jan
65
Nov
'
Dec
'55
May
■«
Mar
33C
Feb
39 %
22% July
19%
Dec
1 Mar
" Mhr
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Jan
Jun
12% July
Sep
88%
Jan
Nov
173%
Jan
Oct
"4c'
Jun
12
-
-.
9 (4c
Jan
Jan
21%
Dec
24%
Jan
3.30
Dec
6.25
Jan
6 (4 c
Nov
2.10
Jan
13%
Apr
15%
Sep
•3.40
Dec
6%
Jan
'IC
Feb
'
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32
Feb
38
92
Mar
104
15
Mar
6%
Sep
Jun
19%
Dec
Feb
Aug
9
10%
Dec
■22
33%
Sep
50%
Jan
39%
Dec
58%
Jun
Jan
Jan
56c
July
1.25
50c
%
July
Sep
31%
Feb
Nov
16(4
Jan
25:
•
7
8c
Jun
17c
1.25
Apr
50c
Feb
15c
21c
1.10
32c
Jun
14%
July
3(4c
-10%
Sep
Sep
Jan
Nov
Oct
37c
Jan
5c
Dec
Jan
Dec
11%
Oct
22%c
Dec
Oct^
40c
Jan
15c
w
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10 (4c
17c
1
Jun
30c
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July
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Mar
Warrants
—
5.10
7%
Aug'
Jun
Apr
17%c Jan
—
1.40
Jan
44% May
26
_
19., Mar
Feb
•
Jan'
44%
Nov
8%C
1.00-Mar
——...25
180
42% Mar
6
Paper
Apr
80c
8%
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Power common:-
Oct
8
July •
95
A____
1
Jan
50
Apr
■9%
50
-
Jan
85c
Mar
59
1
»
Dec
Jan
13c
Sep
^
40c
1
•
1.45
Jun
7.50
common
Dec
Aug
4.65
Dec
27c
-
For
Jan
Jun
bC
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Jun
Apr
1.54
Nov
2.59
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Jan
May
68%
62'%
15
1
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Mines
50
Jan
Aug
Jan
17%
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;
class
39 (4
Jun
53
Ltd
class; A
Canada
Mackay
2.07
:
Jan
Jan
8%
55
I
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preferred
1.78
4c:;
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^
Mining
10c
May
15c
—
Dec
5c
89c
1
Mines
Goldray
72c
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Jan
1.53
Apr '
50% Mar
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Mines,
Mines
65c
Dec
Prospecting
Envelopes
Feb
Nov
;
Explorers
Mar
7
Jan
8c
Jun
51
*
common
Mine..
Uranium
44c
3c
22C
Nov
1,40 May
50c
A
|
Yellowknife
1.65
Apr
:3Qf * July
26 V2 Feb
1%
com
class
Ltd
Giant
11%
Jan
July
50c
Geo
3.74
12 %c May
Drilling
Wares
Oct
12c
19c
Feb
1.33
l
Mfg
Dec
11c
13%
Nov
_i
—
Feb
Jun
Mar
4 %C
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1.
Petroleum
Class A '
10%
4C
•
;
July
General
Nov
Feb
8c
i
Development
40c
2.73
Jan
96c
l
Motors
39%
16%
5c
*
Dynamics
5 (4c
5.20 Mar
Dec
(4 July
11
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.
Products
*
Zs.
A
Ltd
July
2.90 Mar
15%
68 %
8%
•
Bakeries
July
Sept
July
Dec
Mar
12
^100
2c
43(4c
45
41
10
common
70c
17c
Jan
Jan
10%
•
>
;
....
Power
Jan
8
40% Mar
—20c
preferred
July
5.45
52
Apr
'
•
it
Mining
43c
Gamma
Consolidated
Nov
Dec
6%
Mar
General
*
:
Fruehauf Trailer Co
*
Con
Beta
Feb
Jan
2.50
Mines
Consolidated
16 %c
Jan
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Mines
Consolidated
Dec
13% Aug
9 % Jan
Feb
Oct
38% July
..5
Ltd..
8%c
Oct
Jan
I 6
Petroleum preferred
Frobisher Ltd
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15c
•
National
Coniaurum
Mines
Feb
4.00
21
Aug •-=
5
0
Companies
80c
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Petroleum
Francoeur
1.25
13c
Apr
9%
•
Oct
10% Mar
.
1
...
:
31c
Jan
Oct
9.00
39
Co
Fraser
1.13
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Canada
Dec
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Metals
Commonwealth
of
Foundation
Dec
27%
If?
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1
(US)
Dec
I
Combined Enterprises
Ford
Co
Jan
Nov
32%
.
6.00 July
common
Motor
1.04
3.70
Jan
16%: Jun
1
Manufacturing
Corp
Ford
Dec
Nov
27(4 May
^
class
Feb
Jan
10%
27% Mar-
25c
Fatinia
Jan
55c
Jun
2.20
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14 (4 C
Sep
40c
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French
May
Apr
25
1
Jan
80c
29c
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Mines.
Aug
1.47
Jan
Feb
8.55
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Ltd
16%
11c
Jan
14c
62c
Uranium
21
Dec
33c
Jun
8%C July
I*
%HH
Mining
Feb
Dec
20c
Dec
1
Faraday
Feb
5c
Dec
27c
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Ltd.
104(4 May
7%c Jan
Dec
19c
4>':;
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18(4
48c
Nov
1
Trust..
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May
25
Mines
Sep
Jan
10
...
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13%
common
Celluiose
17%
9%
f
Insurance.
8c
II_I__IH
1
I HI*
Willans
Dunlop
14% July
Aug
Oct
1
Fleetwood
43
Apr
*
Fleet
37% July
19%
I
Sep
Mar
Sep
Sep
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Famous
Players
Canadian.
Dec
Mar
13c
Fanny
38
Jan
Apr
8c
j
Farwest
Dec
5c
16c
•
Candy
Dec
53%
July
'
July
July
34
6%c
1
Farmer
7c
7c
Nov
Feb
3c
1
Corp
Fargo Oils
Oct
Jan
99
; 1
j
22c
*
Lto__
Developments
41c
"Hill
__
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&
17
Dec
15%
*
Mines
38%
28
Sep
39
v
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Mining
Dec
27
Jan
lc
•
;
Ltd
Nov
16%
Oct
Sep
1.50
25
*
1
_
Smelt
Z-
Co
Mines
Feb
6.75
19c
11
•
common
_H
2.00
Sep
Aug.
69c
50
Mineral
1
Mining
Mining &
Mines
pfd
common
class
Jan
3.40 Mar
•
,
Gold
Paper
Feb
Sep
12c
common.. *
.
12%
69c
Nov
1.75
Jan
42c
Jun
Mar
17c
_*
Investment
34
12% July
10%
25c
•
8c
~ ~
Mines
Gold
1
IIIIH
Mines
Kayrand
•
IIIIIHIIII
Gold
Chesterville
*
~
_
Steel
Mines
Empire
Apr
13%
common
Equitable Life Insurance
,
Jan
Oct
Jan
•
common
Sullivan
Emco
Dec
Dec
18
"
Mines
Eld rich
El
July
7(4
Sep
•
Malartic
Feb
20%
Jan
15%
2.50
Petroleum
Amphi
Elder
Sep
Jan
^4
Co
&
Jan
1.80
%
.
Coal
Copper
t4c
Dec
1.80
Oils
Jan
Apr
July
13%
_i
V
,
Mines
7%
34c
Dec
Dec
•
Common
Jau
27c
July
Dec
25o
:
common
Eddy
Feb
July
8c
Oils
Industries
Sep
Dec
4.30
Jun
6c
——II
Inv
106
106%
Feb
Mar
15%
l
Textile
Eddy
Aug
Dec
4.40
Dec
80c
—__1
Chemical
Economic
Jun
9
Jan
5 %
1
'
Steel
East
Dec
68c
Mines
Tar
East
Apr
17
Apr
Sep
3.35
12c
1
Stores
Duvan
Jan
57c
9 (4 c
16%
3.00
1
Dominion
Jan
Dec
Apr
Dec
5
Mines
Dominion
East
45c
4c
100
Scottish
J
2.48
common
Dominion
Apr
4.65
I*
Railway
Ltd
&
:
11% Mar
10
Foundrv
Dynamic
Nov
Jan
1
Dominion
Jan
Nov
4.75 Aug
Nov
11c
5
Magnesium
Dominion
Duvex
7 (4
Jun
lc
Mines
Dominion
Dec
90c
Jan
5c
day's issue.
Ii
Electrdhome
Dec
3.95
10c
Warrants
37
40c
Aug
*
common
Dairies
45%
4.95
4c
*
Bridge
Dec
Dec
Feb
in next Mon¬
I*
Dominion
Dec
4.50
32c
50c
Mines
33
Hoo
Western
olumbia
'(f,
1.43
4.85
Sep
Mar
12(4
Mines
Chrysler
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July
May
i
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Jan
Jan
I_Il
Vickers
Cochrane
"IV,
2.20
22c
to
*
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Sep
1.34
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Jan
preferred
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2.40
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1.05
B
Conduits
Oct
Dec
Apr
publish
intend
*
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7% July
Nov
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1
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33
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m
Chibougamau
h
70c
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28
Jan
54c
10
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.
Jan
6c
Sep
50
Dome
Dec
Nov
22c
Dec
99
Ltd
Palmer
Jan
2.80
•,
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Dec
July
HI
common
Corp
Coin
Devon
r-
Dec
*
Mines
Dickenson
Jan
25%
I—100
Thorium
Cheskirk
vtf.
14%
33
Aug
2.50
Oil_.
Chimo
Feb
60c
common
Charter
;j
12
18(4 Mar
Aug
•
Canadian Wallpaper Mfrs class
•
Jan
Dec
16 %c
1
Inca
Central
t
16
8(4
Jan
26c
Dec
99 "
Zinc
Gold
Denison
10c
Gas
Petrofina
Cariboo
J
Delnite
50
5%%
preferred
Canadian Williston
;
Dec '
Dec
20c
Gold
Pacific
Chib
Deldona
59 %
Feb
23c
•
Copper
Horn
44%
25c
*
New
y'U'
Deer
1.24
Aug
Dec
2 (4 c
*
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3.20
21%
Jan.
11c
without it.
'
Feb
8c
Aug
11c
99c
f
1
46% Mar
Mar
press
Consequently,
forced to go to
100
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
Decoursey Brewis Minerals
Donalda
preferred
Canadian Superior
1.
4c
,
Aug
Dover
Canadian Tire Corp class A
.
Jan
12(4 Aug
2.20
were
l
31
11
III™
Canadian
I
45 (4
Sep
we
Oct
May
•
International
Jan
preferred
Central
Oct
Feb
HH
Canadian
"i
1.30
May
100
<
Class A preferred
Mines
Feb
10% May
lication.
1.00
Mar
69c
*
Nest
Jan
common
preferred
Cassiar
5.25
July
17
*
Cusco
Dec
H
Mines
,_1
Mines
Crows
7%
Oil
Canadian
•i
39
Jun
Jan
,:8/c
1.50
re¬
•
Crush
10%
Electric
Industries
Erin
Mines
Petroleum
Zellerbach
8% Mar
j
Captain
1
Pershing
574 July
Canadian Salt
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2.50
72c
Mar
50c
ceived in time for pub¬
the figures
Trust
A_50c
Crest
Malartic
Candore
2.50
Publishing^
Crown
Sep
90c
•
4%
Mines
—
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Oct
26c
1
Crowpat Minerals
Jan
50
not
was
Jan
37c
Stock
Toronto
Warrants
45
Industrial
Canadian
*
Mines—
common
Crown
Jan
39c
Dec
42(4 May
the
I
Mines
preferred
(R
Croinor
Dec
1.35
85c
*
Class
67%
Dec
Oct
•
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Mines
Preferred
Jan
Oct
_
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]
Exnloration
Crestbrook
23 % Mar
82
70c
Oii_IIIHl6%
Products
Canadian Oil Cos.
A
Dec
1
Morse
Canadian Northwest
4
Aug
•
Canadian Marconi Co
t;i(i
Crain
Jun
70c
Canadian Locomotive
:l
21
•
I
Petroleum
General
Canadian
Exchange
'J
Quebec Gold
Lead
*
Canadian
»■;*{
Oct
17%
27% July
33% Jsa
Aug
70(4
5
Wright
Husky
•
•
Craig Bit
Craigmont Mines
7.20 Aug
4.30 Mar
regret that
of
Lid:
B
Coulee
We
this week's compilation
Exploration^^ 1
Northland
Clark
NOTE:
1
1
Jan
H25
Fairbanks
High
Nov
—
Negus
—-
B
Cowichan
Dec
1
Food
52c
Cosmos Imperial
Dec
Canadian
lil
1.35
Dec
12%
Dec
Nov
Mar
63c
Jan
•
B
Canadian
1
102
75c
•
common
Warrants
8%
25
Feb
Dec
1.20
1.70
Warrants
5%
94(4
Jan
Canadian Dredge Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas &
Canadian
m
A
Class
Jan
Chieftain
Canadian
H
Feb
16(4
29c
7.05
preferred
Jan
Copper Rand Chiboug
ICorby Distillery class A
Dec
6.60
Canadian Homestead
rib
23 %
13% May
Nov:
Curtis
26c
Smelting
Nicholson
Copper-Man
Jan
Oct
Collieries
Canadian
m
Copp
Jan
57c
58
Warrants
Canadian
Class
Class
Jan '
16c
Nov
.50
Chemical
Canadian
all!
20c
May
Nov
2.00
preferred
Canadian Gas Energy
I'll
8c
7 (4c
19c
Jun
•
com
preferred
Canadian
Mar
1
Oils
&
Sannorm
Conwest
Apr
Jun
•
2nd
IH
l)TI
7
Jan
2.00
Celanese
1st
5(4
7c
'
Mac
West
Jan
Nov
warrants
Canadian
Canadian
W
17%
16%
May
i
Morrison
Gas
consumers
12(4c Sep
Oct
Nov
warrants
Canadian
W;
Aug
Nov
1
Aluminum
Canners
Class
5c
14(4
ic
j
Consolidated
Jun
11
Feb
1
Arrow
Consolidated
Aug
•
41(4
20
common
.
M
6
47(4
L—1.25
Commerce
Canadian Devonian
ft,
afi:
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35
Feb
45(4 Mar
*
common
Minerals'
of
British
Canadian
if/.;
Jan
5
75c
1
Preferred
m
Apr
29 y2
32c
Consolidated Red Poplar—
Consolidated
Regcourt Mines—:
Mar
2.26
Aug
1
Breweries
Canadian
$
Lines
Canadian
$1%
8c
Dec
3c
Petroleum
Astoria
Canadian
t
Oct
45c
Mosher
Consolidated
Feb
1.20
July
warrants
H.
Canadian Bank
Canadian
Class
3.00 Mar
5.30
19
*
Tungsten
Class
Sep
Oct
10
Oils
Preferred
it!i:
-
A
Permanent
Southern
Canada
it.,,
•*',
2.00
2.60
.
•
Canada
!
Consolidated
•
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3c
tjir
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Jan
Jun
•
B
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if'1
Consolidated
52c.
16%
Oct
24
10
common
common
Packers
oW
wonsoiidated
Jan
*
;
Lands
Canada
"Vv.
Consolidated
Dec
,93A May
100
Canada
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Jan
11%
Nov
Nov
Lake_____
Mining
Mogul
Consolidated
47(4
22%
Warrants
Canada
Class
*j>-
A
Foundries
Malting
Oil
Consolidated
High
Low
%
12c
Mines
Consolidated Mie
July
July
Range for Year 1960
Shares
High
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Mines
Marcus Gold Ltd
37(4
•
preferred
Canada
'!1\'
Jan
15
15 (4
Low
12 %c
Halliwell
Marbenor
Dec
9(4
20
Canada
Consolidated
Consol
Consolidated
Feb
42
5c
day's issue.
Oct
Dec
14(4
Sep
Jun
18c
the figures in next Mon¬
Golden
30% July
without it.
publish
Consolidated
93
May
1
common
Preferred
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m
93/4
14
14
Consequently,
to
Sep
52% Aug
re¬
forced to go to
intend
Gillies
52
Mar
9% Mar
We
Consolidated
42% Mar
1
25c
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
Gas
press
Sep
for Week
1
.
Coppercorp Ltd
Mines
Canada
not
Fenimore
47
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Petroleum
Calvert
was
Consolidated
45%
Mar
Sep
45%
Mar
80
,
Stock
*
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Cadamet
5 r/o
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1
A
;
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Toronto
l
1
Extension
Burlington
{'i»'
Smelting
1
Burns
'A.
1
Gold
Hill
were
19
1
Products
Bullochs
w
preferred
Ankerite
Bunker
the
1
Mining
Buffadison
%
we
Mines
Mills
Brunswick
"'ft
of
lication.
Telephone
Chemicals
Reef
•t'f
this week's compilation
Oil
Sales
j
of Prices
Par
Dragon
78%
Mar
37
that
•
Company
Bruck
regret
ceived in time for pub¬
Columbia Power
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Broulan
NOTE:
Exchange
A
B
Brockville
High
Mar
Monday, January 23, 1961
Range
Sale Price
Consolidated
4 % %
,4l:
Low
High
.
Week's
Last
Range for Year 1960
Electric—
4%%
1.«)
Low
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
.
(Range for Week Ended January 20)
Sales
Week's
for Week
.
;
25
7.25
Nov
Oct
Jan
Volume
Number
193
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The
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(415)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Northern Gas
Great
for Week
Last
of Prices
Low
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
High
Low
common
5
57c
preferred
Class
B
Great
Plains
Great
Vyest
Class
NOTE:
Develop
Saddlery
Exchange
Winnipeg Gas
Greater
Voting
warrants '
1956
lication.
.
Lines
Trust
Guaranty
we
Rights
—
Gwillim
Lake
—.
Farms
Hard Rock
(Geo
Hees
Hendershot
Home
Hugh
Consolidated
1
Sep
10%
Feb
Marigold
Dec
10c
Jan
Maritime
12%
Dec
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
15%
Jan
Mar
Jun
Feb
15 Vac Mar
12c
Jan
oifs8
Corp
Maxwell
Maybrun
Sep
8c
Apr
Jan
Oct
1.93
McKenzie
Dec
103
McMarmac
Dec
Red
Dec
55
Jun
McWatters Gold Mines
Medallion Petroleums
Jan
10
Oct
Mentor
19
Merrill
29%
Jan
Jun
12%
Jan
Midcon
6.90
Jun
11%
Jan
Midrim
3.00
Nov
Jan
Midwest Industries
Jan
Mill
20c
1
Milton
51%
Jan
Mindamar
Dec
10
14%
Apr
12c
Mar
11% Mar
May
48
1
Mar
65
Dec
24c
20
May
42c
Feb
Ore
Bank
Imperial
10
52
*
30
Glaze
Flo
66 %
Mar
Dec
Sep
$1.40 preferred
25
20%
Feb
24%
Nov
Mt
$1.25
20
19%
Dec
20%
Sep
Multi
preference
Imperial
8>/4
Assurance
Apr
30
Mar
37%
Jun
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6%
preferred
$2%
11 %
class
B
A
Corp
Ltd
preferred
100
Dec
Nama
Aug
Dec
National Drug &
Preferred
47 %
Oct
National
Co
&
Inland
Cement
Inland
Natural
Co
4.00 July
•
preferred
Gas
3.60
1
common
Preferred
—
90c
—
Inspiration
Jun
13% Mar
20
Warrants
Dec
15
10
Jun
25c
1
July
21
Oct
Credits
Class
Irish
Iron
Iroquois
Iso
Jan
New
Calumet
New
Concord
Dec
New
Continental
2.45
Jun
9%
1.25
62
3.95
Apr
23 "
May
38
56c
Dec
1
1.45
1
preferred
New
;New
Sep
Nov
Mines
Joburke
Jockey
Club
Class
Ltd
Warrants
Jowsey
23c
Jun
*
1.95
Warrants
Kelvinator
Kenville
Kilembe
!i
Canada
of
Gold
Copper
Kirkland
Newnorth
—
Ltd
Mining
Gold
Lafarge
Mines
3VaC
Dec
8c
Sep
1
4 Vac
Jun
12c
Jan
1
3c
May
6c
Jan
12c
May
*
9
Aug
1
26o
Jun
72c
Nickel
Rim
1
23c
Dec
75c
70c
Aug
4c
Jun
Jan
Jan
Nipissing
Mines
Mining
Class
Exploration
&
Cement
10
common
10
A
Lake
La
Mines
1
Norlartic
Mines
Jan
Normetal
Mining Corp
Apr
7c
Jan
Apr
20c
Jan
Jun
48%
Jan
Mines
•
Apr
Northcal
3.95
Jan
North
Oils
43c
Jan
Sep
Landa
Gold
Ltd
Laura
Secord
Leitch
Levy
Gold
Loblaw
Class
Groceterias
B
Quebec
1st
class
A
9%
Feb
1.01
Jan
Northland
Oils
1.01
Jan
Northland
Jan
Northwestern
Oct
Norvalle
Nova
Oct
Nu.dulama
2.75 Aug
4.20
2.95
Jan
4.75
Jan
1.00 Aug
12
2.20
Jan
Jan
Ocean
1.40
July
Jan
1.32
4c
Jan
Aug
20
July
2c
Apr
1.60
Jun
25%
Jan
26% Mar
22%
Feb
16
Oka
Dec
Okalta
1.65
Dec
Jan
Ontario
22
4c
2.25
31
Dec
Steel
2.10
Nov
20c
7c
Dec
1.50 Aug
20c
2
15
Va Jan
19
100
pfd
70
May
81
Oshawa
Jan
Osisko
Oct
Overland
Lorado
1
19%c
Jan
Jan
% July
■
A\}g
Feb
1
7c
22c
65c
Oct
10c
July
Nov
19c
Jan
Pamour
Feb
15c
Jan
Paramaque
•
6c
-
10c
Jan
Feb
16c
Feb
Jun
61c
Aug
36c
1.00
Jan
Sep
July
10 % May
Jan
25% Mar
29
18%
Oct
24
5.00
Dec
8.60
Jan
80c
Jan
1.78
Dec
4c
Aug
9VaC Jan
1
20c
Oct
37c
10
6%
•
preferred
25c
1
...
*
Feb
Oct
8% May
•
Nov•
52
1
7.80
I
Jun
5.25 Nov
Warrants
Page Hershey Tubes—
•
20
4
% July
25c
Mines
Jan
13
1
Mines
Porcupine
Feb
80c
July
9% Mar
Jan
1
common
Pamoil Ltd
7c
Dec
1.05
17c
75c
common
Debenture
Petroleums
7%c Jan
—I
footnotes, see page 40.
&
Nickel
3%c Jun
Jun
9% Jun
15Vac Jun
9c
Express
l%cMar
Warrants
50c
July
1
Wholesale
Lake
Pacific
9%
4c
*
Ormsby Mines
Dec
Nov
Jan
Jan
Gold
32 %
9.00
Dec
Mines
49
Mar
Nov
10c
1
Mines
6C
21c
*
*
;
1
40
Apr
I.
Jun
*
Orenada
67c
For
Oct
Dec
Jun
1
Products
Orchan
Oct
Mines
Aug
5.75
Copper
31% Aug
30 % Dec
37c
Gold
Jan
26 Va
2
Loan
Opemlska
Pacific
Yellowknife
Jan
48 Va
90c
Ontario
Jan
Lynx
81c
16%
—
Beauty Supply
Ontario
18c
Mines
1.25
Jun
July
Malartic
Jan
Dec
__—
Oct
Mar
3.10 Aug
Oils
22% Mar
5.00 Mar
Mines
20c
24% May
Metals
Nov
.Sep
5c
Goldfield
35c
41
__....
Jan
11
Preferred
*
1
Lyndhurst
Gold
Oleary
9c
Long Island Petroleums
Long Point Gas
Uranium
Nov
1
Mines
Rare
6
Louvicourt
43c
1
Cement
50
Ltd
Nov
•
Mines
O'Brien
1.00
Jan
26c
warrants
(M)
17C
*
Obaska Lake Mines
*
Loeb
Feb
1.30
Gas
Beaucage
Dec
44c
1
5.00
-*
A
59c
Jan
*
B
Jun
common
Ltd
Utilities
Jan
Dec
Mar
•1.00
Utilities
2.80
1.04
Jan
26c
75c
Dec
2.95
*
Natural
Power
Dec
Jan
74c
Warrants
Oct
30
preferred
1.43
50
Telephone
13c
-1
Preferred
Class
Ontario
Northern
Northern
23c
—*
1st pfd—30
Loblaw Cos class A
Class
Northern
Jan
Apr
Dec
.—20
Mines
Long Lac Gold
Feb
1
Ltd
Mines
8
Feb
—1
preferred
13c
26c
preferred
Canada
6c
3
*
Mines
Industries
Lexindin
Little
Candy Shops
Gold
Jan
4VaC Nov
1
Oil
Jun
50c
Gold
12c
•
Mines
Nov
l
American
13c
1
Exploration
Rankin
3.30 July
10c
Latin
3.70
Sep
Northspan Uran Mines "A" warrants..
10c
Jan
Dec
Dec
25c
common
*
35c
1.80
Jan
Jun
Nov
6c
-
Star
7c
26c
4c
2.50
•
Oils
Goldcrest
North
,
1
Coldstream
*
Mines
Silver
Lencourt
Nov
Dec
Aug
•
Warrants
*
—
Oil
Langis
5%
31%
27%
May
1.10
Jun
3c
19c
1
Mining
Canadian
North
33c
1
1
Mines
7%
42c
Jan
Jan
Jan
lie
Norpax Nickel
Norsyncomaque
10 %c May
1.46
36
Jun
North
Sep
•
Gold
2.09
3.80 Mar
12
1
1
Mines
Mines
Lamaque
July
_
18Vac Oct
Mines
Acme
1
1
Gold
Mines
Osu
Shore
Luz
1
1
Gas
Lingman
Lake
Lake
Mines
Dufault
Lakeland
Jun
6
B
Mines
25c
Warrants
Lake
Apr
17
.>
*
class
Norgold
Jan
Jan
1
Norbeau
10%
1.27
July
Rouyn
Wire
Northgate
24
*
•
Ltd
(John)
Labrador
Smelting
Merger
Northern
Labatt
&
Mining & Smelting
Taku
North
Dec
7c
•
9%c Jan
Nov
Nickel
Jan
Jun
3c
Niagara
Apr
July
Jan
1
...
New
9%c
6c
Jan
1.14
Jan
22%
10c
Jan
19c
Jan
Oct
17c
1
19c
Jun
Apr
Jun
*
Townsite
Developments
Dec
6c
38Vac Oct
Jan
Sep
1
Minerals
Kirkland
3 VaC
1
Jan
25c
1.55 Mar
Apr
Jun
5%
1
common
Mar
17c
26c
3c
1
19c
Dec
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd.l
10%
*
—1
Mines.
Gold
Jan
Dec
8c
Dec
43c
Dec
35c
7c
Jan
Dec
1.18 May
5
Nov
18c
1
45c
Jun
13c
Sep
•
50c
1
17c
23%c
Canada
Noranda
39c
15c
ol
Apr
Nor
Aug
*
Petroleum
Oil
Feb
8c
Nisto Mines
May
Feb
43c
July
Dec
8c
19 %c
Jun
Jan
4c
Dec
20c
1
Ltd
Co
5c
26c
*
Dec
9%
*
Kelly Douglas class A
Kerr-Addison
2.75
10
1
Mines
Pound
Oils
Jupiter
Aug
Mines
Mining
Jumping
8
<•
Quebec
Jonsinith
Feb
8% Aug
1
Jan
40 VaC July
Sep
New
Dec
1.95
21c
Dec
9c
Mar
Nov
*
7Vac Jan
14c
11c
10
65
42c
68c
common
49
May
3%c Dec
3%c July
25c
1
preferred
19% May
Nov
Rouyn
10
B
2.60 Mar
Dec
.1
Mines
Senator
Preferred
Sep
Dec
9%
Dec
New
16c
5%
"
1.25
May
New
14c
1.50 Aug
10c
Jan
7%c May
Jan
Jun
19c
May
1
10c
3c
-
1
67c
Mines.
Gold
Jan
Jan
1
62c
7%
Gold
Develop.
Mines
Sep
1.40
Jan
16%
16%
1
Mines
Oct
28c
20%c
Feb
Manitoba
Apr
Oct
Dec
I
Mines
Kelore
49 Va July
Nov
13
1
New
Oct
Dec
13% Aug
1
New Jason
1.00
17% Mar
59 Vb
Newlund
Jan
6c
Dec
New
3.70
1
Aug
5c
Karricana
30c
(1939)
55c
Jan
Jan
14%
4% July
Nov
Nov
Sep
1
Jan
42%
V2 July
35 Va Mar
•
Hosco Mines
22c
Lake
26
11
•
Petroleum
1—20c
Mining
B
Mines
Goldvue
New
Jan
Dec
11
10
1.75
Jan
Nov
class
Mines
35c
Jellicoe
Kopan
Delhi
43
Explorations
Jefferson
j
Davies
New
1
Waite
Jcliet
New
25c
Jacobus
Jaye
Jan
Apr
Apr
26
Apr
42
*
Mills
Bidlamaque
New
36 %
Aug
;
I
5
Mines
Jan
Apr
Mar
39 % Mar
1
Jan
Dec
Jan
common
Mines
50c
25c
Glass
Athona
21
May
May
20
10
23
32
Mines
Jack
New
7c
13% Aug
1
Chemical
Mines
Alger
43
5% July
•
Mines
Bay
Nealon
New
Feb
40c
Mines—
Jan
Feb
51%
5
!
A
Copper
Jan
Nov
31
.
Mines.:
Exploration
39'/a
*
com
10c
July
Trust
58%
Bldg
12%
Nov
Jan
Feb
96c
National
45% Mar
warrants
Nov
Jan
3c
Jan
Apr
Mar
Jan
6%
2.80
Jan
35c
21 %
1.90
Jun
3%c
•
16%
29c
10%
25c
•
1959
Creek
2.05
59c
Steer Car
Nickel
Interprovincial
85c
Jun
70c
Petroleum
International
Interprovincial
Pipe
Line
Interprovincial Steel Pipe—
Investors Syndicate common
Nov
Jan
Nov
Hosiery
13%c
5
63c
Sep
National
Dec
25
Nov
1.15
14Vac Feb
23c
National
3%c
common
Jan
Dec
Jun
50c
National
1
Utilities
20c
Mar
Jan
1
Apr
Bronze
Preferred
Apr
1
Ltd
Sep
Molybdenum
International
Apr
2.34
13 %C Dec
•
Dec
International
pfd—25
8c
47c
Jun
1.40
5
6%
International
Powders
Dec
Aug
20
191/2
;
•
Apr
1
Corp
6%
8.50 Mar
(John)
Mining
44%
95
Jan
33c
/
i,
...
13%
.•..,78% Jan
Warrants
Inglis
Minerals
Jan
39%
—50
31c
6c
40
Jan
31
common—*
Jan
May
40c
*
;
Corp common
Wright Iron
Dec
Jan
1.20
.
*
Moore
Murray
Nov
Jan
30%
15c
v
•
Mar
5%
$4.86%
Accept
preferred
$4 %
Dec
73
Imperial Oil
Industrial
90
10
*
Life
6.70
4.85
13 Vac
4c
•
Dec
20%
*
Jan
Aug
1.40
l
May
11
A
Jan
Feb
10c
July
1
...
Porcupine
37
Dec
class
preferred
102
Dec
2.00
Montreal Locomotive Works
Montreal Trust
Nov
Sep
19%
Investment
6 % '/a
Jan
May
12 Va
24c
_»
Molsons Brewerv class A
—20
Imperial
1.33
47 Vac
•
Corp.....
Mines..
Moneta
Oct
15c
•
•
Preferred
Imperial
Oct
Mar
70c
*
Metals
Containers
Class
Jan
21
i
Gas
Brick
Modern
11c
24c
Mining Corp
M'in
Jan
4%c Nov
•
Petroleums
Jan
13c
5c
l
Mining
City
3.25
-j)%c Jun
*
Mtge
Exploration
44%
.
.1
Oil
May
8.70
*
Porcupine
5.00
.
•
*
Mines
Uranium
Feb
43
*
Erie
&
2.31
1
Oil!
Bay
33% July
*
Dec
5c
July
4.05 July
2.75 July
1.28
Mining
Jan
36c
93% Mar
Exploration & Development_50c
Oct
7.10
Nov
17c
Dec
l
7
*
common
16%
Nov
Jan
8% Sep
l
Lake
island
99c
30c
•
Lake
Red
Jan
Jan
56c
50c
-
Jan
8c
,
,
48
Meta
Paper
Mon-
issue.
l
Mayfair Oil & Gas....
Mclntyre
Jan
1.05
5c
Mines
5.00
S
»
Ltd
Jan
Dec
day
Jun
3Vac
.
Dec
17 %c
l
Nov
15c
40c
May
publish
Oct
Sep
27
11% Mar
to
Jan
3.45
Oct
26c
Nov
13c
Dec
Sep
Sep
1.28
19
Jun
70o
7c
intend
*
16c.
Jun
July
Were forced to go to
press Without it.
We
24
Sep
3c
100
Mattagami Lake
Mar
1.00
tZ
*
preferred
Matachewan Consol
21% Aug
13% Aug
%c
Consequently,
1
5% %
*
Pam
l
Feb
22% Mar
in time for pub-
1 the figures in next
Mining
Jan
8Vac
4%c
1
Marboy
Jan
5
Gold
Consolidated Gold
Bay Mining <to Smelting
Hydra
Dec
Mar
Oct
32c
Jun
2.50 July
not
fn-no.A
l
common—.—Ill*
*
Hughes Owens Co class A_.
Huron
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
*
Pitfield
Hudson
Dec
was
Stock
^cnanee Was not re-
*
31
1.50
•
Toronto
i ,ligation.
Fields
Uranium
Barvue
7%c
1.32
--1
Smith
Hudson
Gold
Manitou
11c
.
Evrhane-p
the
IZ.II. ceived
Dec
Co Ltd—
&
Howey
Maiartic
Maneast
__
of
1
Mines.
Ltd—
12%
Dec
75
100
B
Howard
5.00 July
4.15 Jan
,
Consolidated
Shoes
May
4c
A
Class
Dec
75c
Drilling
Oil
Class
2.50
5c
preferred—j
1
—
Majortrans
13c
Bell
Home
Lake
23c
1
Dauch
Hollinger
Dec
lie
Co
&
Hinde
&
11%
4%c Dec
Paper
Tower
Maher
Iron
Highland
Hi
Magnet
Dec
9
Mines
H)
Jan
10
Mines
Gold
Heath
6.75
11%
~2? NOTE: We reeret that
3c
day's issue.
Lake
Red
Red
High
3.10
Jun
3%c
Poweii itiverllll* this week's compilation
&
6.25
Gold Mines
Lakes
of
Biodei
4c
common
Gold
Hasaga
Heauway
Madsen
Dec
3VaC Nov
publish
Minerals
Harrison
Head
without it.
Carpets
Harding
MacLeod
MacMiiian
Jan
May
2.75 May
Low
15c
1
ciShSu referretl
Jan
Jan
Range for Year 1960
2.40 July
1
Explorations
3.85
s
Shares
High
_
Jan
5.00
10% Aug
25% Jan
—
Gold—
Macfie
Low
j,
-
Macdonald Mines
7% Jun
Consequently,
to
13
Mines
8 %
forced to go to
intend
Jan
for Week
of Prices
Par
Macassa
1.40
re¬
the figures in next Mon¬
'
Mining
Oct
Apr
Sep
2.25
July
July
1.35
We
Gunnar
Hardee
8.25
2.65
—
Mines
Lead
were
press
1
—:
Gulch' Mines
Gulf
not
2.25
43
Dec
4.05
"
Wire
Greening
was
Apr
85c
regret that
ceived in time for pub¬
Trust
Greyhound
We
this week's compilation
of
the
Toronto
Stock
Coal class A_
B
West
Great
.1—
warrants.
-6%
Dec
35 Va
5
'•••"
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
Dec
Week's
Last
Range for Year I960
Warrants
$2.80
(Range for Week En3ed January 20)
Sales
Sale Price
Pa
43
Jun
•
520
Jan
1
4c
Nov
8%
35c
9 Va
64
Feb
Feb
Oct
Jan
Oct
Dec
13% Aug
9.00 Jan
29%
44c
1.00
23c
Jan
Jan
Oct
Jan
N
-
f;
$
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(416)
.
.
.
Monday, January 23, 1961
Ji
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CANADIAN MARKETS
I
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Low
Par
)
Drilling
Parker
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Canada
of
Patino
ri
Pee
M
Expl
Peerless
'?>!;
Consol
Ltd
Exploration
Pipeline common..
Pembina
<>):
Preferred
>niJ
Gas
Permo
Mines
Oil
Peruvian
::i
Petrol
on
Mines
&
Photo
ft*
Engravers
Pitch
Cranium
Ore
?'!}
Placer Development
:l
Ponder
Corp
If
"f
Electric
President
.i»!
Gas
Provo
Jj
ijfif
Consequently,
9c
Gold
Develop
Lithium Corp
Manitou Mines
Metallurgical
Natural Gas
Quebec Labrador
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
M*/
Quebec
M1
press
We
without it.
publish
figures in next Mon¬
intend
to
18 %c
Sep
Dec
39c
Jan
class
Sep
5%
ir:
'
40
,Y'
July
Dec
85c
Jan
Jun
16
Feb
Triad
58c
Dec
Jan
Tribag
4c
May
7c
Jan
Nov
94c
Jan
Twin
14%
Nov
Ultra
60c
Jun
Union
55%
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Mar
2.90
Feb
Nov
Feb
5.15
Jan
Jun
2.05
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Dec
Jan
7c
July
13 %c
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United
Mar
78c
Aug
United
Dec
80 %
July
5.80
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Jan
9c
Jan
Nov
78c
Mar
Nov
38c
Jan
May
75c
Nov
Mar
68c
Jan
Jun
60c
Jan
18 Vac
3c
Sep
16c
Sep
Jan
28
1.95 Mar
Jan
46c
Nov
7.90
6.15 July
Sep
Dec
12c
Mar
4c
Apr
6%c
Dec
1.35
1.50
Apr
13 %
United
New
13c
Nov
29C
Apr
Vanadium
violamac
Jan
July
80
Jan
9%
Apr
10
Apr
5.30
Dec
9.50 Mar
17%
Jan
20 % July
8%
Nov
7c
25
*
Jun
12
Jan
1
Dec
Jan
551/4
Nov
56
Jun
24c
1.25
28%
Aug
22% Mar
27
25
22% Mar
27
July
July
A
pfd
5.30
4.65
87c
Jan
Jan
8%
1.30
Oct
2.55
Jan
7c
Jan
*
1.05
1
3c
May
*
25c
Jun
2.25
Feb
75c
Dec
6.25
Jan
Apr
31%
Dec
Nov
21%
Oct
94%
•
24c
Jun
40c
Ref
&
Jan
Jun
38 %
Feb
72c
Nov
1.60
Apr
14
Jun
15
Apr
1.07
Nov
5.75
25
1
Mines
•
July
*
Ltd
Jan
7c
Jun
12c
10c
Nov
21c
1.88
42c
/
1
Dec
•
9%
5
32%
Jan
78c
Dec
90c
*
Petroleum
Products
1
Jan
5 %c
May
Jan
70c
Nov
2c
Jan
2.15
Jan
33
Feb
Dec
3.60
Jan
1
Petroleum
72c
July
1.55
Western
Grocers
class
Jan
32
Mar
1
Jan
1.35
*
Decalta
1
*
Nov
Nov
1.00
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Warrants
Western
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17% May
Dec
26c
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Oct
82c
22c
Canada Breweries.:
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July
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Air
Bpartan
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42% July
Mar
48
Mar
1.00
Jan
Jun
3.35
Oct
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Sudbury
Sullivan
Cons
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Superior Propane
Jan
Yankee
Oct
43c
Mar
Yellowknife
32c
Jan
Young
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Sep
Yukeno
33%
25%
2.00
I
Preferred
Thompson
;
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Mines
Tom bill
Mines
Ltd
Torbrit Silver Mines
ll't
Jan
1.45
Oct
1.01 May
9%c
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■
Vt'j
Jan
27c
Dec
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Jun
56c
4%c Aug
May
Aug
1.13
Sep
Oct
2.00
1—1
Mining
Zulapa
16c
13c
Toronto Stock
Dec
Are
Last
STOCKS
Oct
53c
Jan
3%c Aug
7c
Jan
Jun
38%
Jan
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop —:
61%
Nov
87%
Sale Price
Par
-
17
Asbestos
Jan
Bulolo
13%
Jan
Canada
&
24
Canada
Vinegars
Jan
Feb
55
May
Canadian
Bronze
Nov
40c
July
Canadian
General
Nov
10c
Jan
Consolidated
1.30
Jan
Dalhousie
July
Dominion
Glass
1.85
Investments
13
Mar
16%
Jan
Feb
251/4
Oct
Gaspe
4.50
Jan
International Paper
4.50
Jan
Jan
Maclaren
1.50
Dec
3.60
Jan
Class
20 %C Aug
1.04
Jan
Minnesota
37c
May
1.52
Apr
Jan
57c
Jan
10
-
8% July
1
1
Jan
8.00
Nov
2.80
Jun
2.15
1.25 Mar
NOV
40c
Mar
89%
85%
Apr
Jan
l
33o
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94c
•
31o
July
1
24 %c
7c
May
Ontario
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Jan
Jun
18%
Nov
29%
Apr
38
July
18
Nov
22
,Feb
27% July
36 % Mar
Oct
6.00
33 %
Jan
44%
Jan
Jan
13c
Aug
22c
65
Dec
30
Feb
19% July
26%
Jan
17%
Aug
23
Jan
29%
Dec
30%
Dec
9 % May
14%
Dec
Oct
21
Dec
20
Oct
22%
Nov
26%
Sep
31%
40
1
Genl
37
Invest- Trust—*'
Gold
Corp
July
2.30 Aug
•
Sep
5%
Feb
1
50c
Dec
32
Feb
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
•
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a
Odd
in
e
sale
Included In year's
(not
r
delivery
year's
sale
(not
Included
Jan
Dec
49
3.15
Jan
46%
Jan
7%
Sep
Oct
76c
37
July
CANADIAN MARKETS
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(not included In year's range)
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Sep
May
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8
20%
*
Jan
31c
...
July
19%
Zellers
Oct
Jan
1.15
&
Consolidated
Mar
10%
Oct
High
45
2.50
B
Canadian
Jan
5% July
2%c Dec
Apr
2.50
Bros
Third
Yukon
Jan
45
76
new
A_
Ogilvle Flour common
Oreille Mines
Price
6
1
class
Pend
Jan
14c
4So
Low
Jan
•
•
Range for Year 1960
Shares
High
*
1
250
*
Loblaw Inc
17%
69c
Low
*
Mines
Copper
Dec
25%
for Week
•
common
12%
1
SVJJ
Sales
Range
of Prices
*
Dupont Co common
20
Feb
Week's
*
44c
July
j 5
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.
*
common—
Mar
2.50 Aug
Oct
*
Paper
12c
37c
fe
Jan
•
Sugar
Oil
21%
'
•
8
1
4c
July
■
In Canadian hollars
38%
Dredging
Dominion
46
3.30 Jan
29c
37c
Jun
8
Corp
Gold
15C
Dec
•
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Dec
July '
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Jan
6c
Oct
May
.
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Sep
3c
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Friday
Jan
25c
5.90
v
Exchange—Curb Section
*i5
.
Shown
Prices
Jan
31
Jan
■5c
:•
Jan
3.88
Oct
88c
2%c Aug
•
Feb
19
Nov
1
;
Petroleums
8.25
1
Mar
100
Park
Nov
Yi
■■
Feb
1
common
Jan
fj.6
Jan
19%
•
9
10
Landmark
Thorncliffe
Tiara
Ltd
Canada
Texaco
5.00
Nov
4.25 Mar
83c
Mines
Metal
4.50 Aug
Nov
1
Territory Mining
■
ts
Feb
14c
May
14
1
56c
*
i
9c
M
Sep
19c
3.60 Aug
20c
Zenmac
Jun
1.60 Mar
Oct
Dec
13%
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Nov
2.35
Oct
5C
8c
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Temagaml Mines
Oct
1
Mines
Electric
Jan
23 %C
May
8%
common
trust
8%c
2C
Mines
24
Jan
14c
350
Mines
Aug
Jun
20o
10c
Tancord
Taurcanls
Jan
17c
■
Jan
1.05
Jun
4%c
1
Oil
Bear
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1.24
18% July
80
Tamblyn
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1.67
Dec
•
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Voting
Canuck
3.00
NOV
July
2.00
Ordinary
Oct
7c
8
Zinc
&
•
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Switson Industries
%
Lead
4.50
~l
common
7% Mar
Dec
v'
Yale
•
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1
Dec
.Feb
33
3.70
A
Wright-Hargreaves
25
Warrants
Supertest
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Aug
17%
90c
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warrants
1
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Class
1
Mines
Exploration
Sunburst
July
1
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1
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Sterling
Sturgeon River Gold
5%
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Jun
79c
1
•
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1
1
20
;
Dec
1
;
Alexander
Woodward
•
of Canada
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg class A
•|V
Larder
1
•
Bros
107
Mar
1
1
Btarratt Nickel
Mar
14
1
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1
Btanweli Oil & Gas
Stedman
$
13% July
Oct
Dec
*
A
Uranium
Stanrock
f
class
100
Warrants
Coghlan
vf
Aug
,
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92
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Feb
22c
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9% Mar
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Apr
Jan
42
82
28 % Mar
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Southern Union Oils
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preferred
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Dec
40
Feb
29
10
Pass
Oct
2.96
*
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White
10y4
Nov
Feb
■
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1.00 July
Jan
30c
—100
100
Hardware
Jun
2.01
1
50c
—•
Miller
Standard
Jan
55c
Dec
_________________________________
preferred
75c
1
Mines
Silver
1.20
Oct
11c
Warrants
White
42
1
Silver
Dec
Mar
7%
Sigma Mines Quebec
if!
Dec
$6
Jan
49
23%
50c
Gordon
Nov
20c
•-*
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Q
27
50
preferred
Creek Gold
Sheep
Sherritt
1.04
Oct
*
preferred
3.80 Aug
*
Class
Mar
13c
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Aug
50(
class A
class
(Geo)
Weston
28
Petrol
Surf Inlet
3.25 Mar
•
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4%%
Dec
Sep
Jan
20
Naco
Western
10
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Dec
Western
14c
•
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Jan
1.55
60c
Freehold
6ecurlty
6.50
29
*
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11%
May
37c
80s
1
Metal
Satellite
Sep
4
1
Petroleum
Sarcee
I
997/s Aug
98c
Jan
8%
Debentures
S
Feb
38%
24%
A
Preferred
4.00 Mar
—1
Petroleums
Dec
Nov
..-.48c
1
Gold
Gold
River
Jan
60c
—
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Sand
Sapphire
t.
common
Warrants
:ai
13%
19
v
89
100
1
•
preferred
Maurice Gas
5%
Dec
15 Vb Mar
•
common
A
t
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Lawrence
10%
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St Lawrence
fit
%
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6.00
1
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1.25
2.50 May
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'
Nov
5%c
j
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Canada
'
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6.90
40
Oct
3.50
*
1
Jan
2.45
33% Mar
•
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Sep
3.30
33
10
1
Prod
Sep
Dec
2.45
*
B
60c
Western
Apr
1.89
Dec
July
is
Dec
28c
Jun
90c
1
1
.
Apr
9.05
Jan
Nov
9c
1
preferred
&
Lake
Western
Jan
5.20 May
Oct
3.40
Nov
Jan
common
class
Knapp
Westeel
Sep
49%
16%c
Equipment
Westates
54
70
Canadian
West
Oct
60c
10%
16%
Dec
Mining
Wespac
July
24%
—
Petroleums
10c
Jan
16%
51
Apr
Wasamac
Werner
nov
Feb
45
Apr
Feb
Mines
&
Jan
14c
70c
Grey Trust
G
Wayne
15.50 Jan
•
Amulet
Wane
Jun
Dec
5c
8
Ltd
Dare
Walker
Dec
65
6c
3.50 Aug
10
Wainwright
3%c
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Jan
Sep
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Jan
12%
Explor
Victoria
35c
10c
Jan
Dec
20c
•
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Mfg
Jun
July
17c
publish
to
intend
•
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15c
5c
class
Mines
Mines
Webb
Jan
Mar
We
Debentures
Weedon
Jan
47c
Ventures Ltd
Sep
67/s
Jan
Corp
Vespar
Sep
81
Jan
4.10
*
Preferred
4.50
Dec
18c
26
Nov
1
trust
A
Fortune
Venezuelan
18%c
Mar
nov
1
i
Hill
Cons
Virginia
Jan
Dec
1
Inv
Steel
Jun
4.45
ii
Jan
12
;
Jan
26
Jun
7% July
1.58
Oils
3.50 Jun
66
Corp
Canada
Vandoo
16
forced to go to
Jan
Feb
65c
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Keno
Upper
Dec
Jun
•
common
■
Fuel
United
Waterous
•
100
Ryanor Mining
C
Oct
ll7/8
9c
50c
Ltd
Can Ltd common
Industries
Russell
-
20c
Jun
7.90
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Feb
Preferred
United
6c
Royal Bank of Canada
Royal Oak Dairy class A
Roy all te Oil common
n/t;f
Jan
Jun
10c
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Consol
Rowan
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18
37%
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class
45c
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Roe
voting
Corps
6c
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3.00
5.00
Dec
5c
2.00
30c
50
50
Canso
3.50
38% July
9%
Asbestos
29c
Feb
10c
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preferred
United
Dec
Sep
32
re-
15%
1
preferred
B
United
1.85
*
Petroleum
Rocky
/
A
Apr
July
38%
Jun
*
Nov
2c
Apr
50
2.70
Jan
Sep
34%
1
Canada
of
9%c
23c
Dec
39%
common
Mining
Nov
Feb
59%
Feb
press WlUlOUt It.
preferred
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Class
were
„rp,cc
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Union
Dec
not
was
18
May
321/4
12%
regret that
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preferred
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we
Mines
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1st
hcation.
Dine
Gas
Shawkey
Oct
*
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Rockwln
City
12c
*
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Ploe
Pipeline
Mining
Union
Jan
4%
Exchange
*
on
2nd
Jan
1.40
Dec
Dec
•
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United
j
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Trinity Chibougamau
4.35
3c
2
NOTE:
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Oct
42c
Minerals
canaoa
Trans
Nov
1.60 Aug
*
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Trans
Transcontinental
Jun
6c
Mines
Roche
1.02
45c
Rupununi Mines
Riverside Yarns class
Rix
Athabasca
Uran
Robinson Cotton
Mill
I:
Jan
*
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1.17
Jan
3.40
*
•
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13
35c
Rexspar
'
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1.44 Mar
2.00
Renabie
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ii
21 %c
Jun
Mar
1.40
*
39
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Trans
11c
,
Jan
48%
9
20
Works class A_
preferred.
74c
1
Explorations
Reichhold Chemical
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11K
Jan
*
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Ltd
Mines
Reef
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Sep
85c
5c
Rayrock Mines
Realm Mining
MV'l
30%
Dec
Dec
17c
Oil
Ranger
Y
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July
45
Mar
28
39c
Dec
13
July
•
Trusts
59%
May
48 % Mar
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b
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of
the Toronto
Stock
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43 %
1
Uranium
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Rainville
8%
Jun
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10%
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Low
,
57
July
28c
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Queenston Gold
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Bank
High
Jan
48c
forced to go to
1
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Toronto
Oct
33c
1.05
in'
Jun
30c
we were
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1
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3.20
Dec
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Toronto
4.40
Jun
1
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2.20
15c
Toronto
Sep
Low
Range for Year 1960
Shares
of Prices
Par
Jun
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for Week
Range
Sale Price
4.40
Jan
7c
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not
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the
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this week's compilation
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Jan
Week's
Last
■
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May
3.00
2
1
1
Gil preierrea.
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Perron
Low
High
3.05
50
■„_——i*;—*"
—
common
Penmans
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Consolidated
Paco
Paymaster
STOCKS
Range for Year 1960
11c
1
*
2
—«
1
1
——1
1
1-28
Mines
Amalg
Pardee
Friday
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended January 20)
Sales
Range
Friday
s
issued,
Ex-dividend,
Ex-rights,
Ex-stock
dividend.
'
Volume
193
Number
6023
...
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(417)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
(Quotations^
The
following
Association
not
bid
of
and
asked
Securities
quotations
Dealers,
represent actual transactions.
which
within
these
securities
Inc.,
and
They
are
could
have
obtained
are
other
the
National
or
selected
sources.
They do
guide to the range
(indicated by the "bid")
intended
been
from
as
sold
bought
which
have
Origin of
on
request. The "-National" list is
composed of securities
wide national distribution.
a
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Par
Aerovox
Corp
Air
Aid
1
—■—
Products
Inc—
Alico
Bid
8 %
Par
Frito
9y8
Co
47 (4
50%
Futterman
19%
20%
Garlock
6%
7%
Development
Allied
Radio.
Alside
Co—1
Inc
Corp
1
22
——1
,
.<
Gas
23%
Gen
Corp class A
Inc
1
pfd
13%
37 %
20
19 %
20%
Gibraltar
American
Biltrite Rubber
Co_100
20
22
American
Cement
Corp
_—_5
13
Va
414%
American
Express
Co
—i_5
50%
54 y4
A_.._l
38%
141%
Co——__—2
35(4
37%
34
36%
Grinnell
American
Greetings
American-Marietta
American
Pipe
&
Const Co—_1
Amer-Saint Gobain
Sterilizer
Amer
Farms
Service
Missouri
Arkansas
Western
Gas
Arvida
43
16%
17%
3
Power
Metal
40(4
1
54(4
58
Hamilton
5
52 %
55(4
Hanna
Co
Arkansas
Art
Growth
22%
24
Co__—5
28 (4
30%
Hanna
12%
14 y8
Harcourt
Co
_10
Corp
1
Spring Corp
Avon
Products
Aztec
Oil
A:
Atomics
Baker
Oil
Bates
Hathaway
16%
Helene
1
Co
56(4
61
19
20%
1
Co
1
Co
Bag
Hathaway
Corp
Hoover
Power
&
Products
Inc
Brown
5%
Gas
5%
Husky
Oil
19%
Indian
Indiana
110
25
27%
Indianapolis
3
33
35%
International
1
54(4
57%
5
&'Telep Co—12%
Oil
Ltd
Interstate
B
4
Carpenter
Paper
Ceco. Steel
Products
Co.
Field
4%
51
3"Vn
—1
13%
58(4
48
Corp——10
Trust
Va
12%
54%
25
com
30%
ctfs—
3%
4%
Electric & Gas Co—3(4
30
32 y2
111
10
44(4
47(4
Co—-—_5
Elec
&
Co
Gas
Central
Indiana
Central
Louisiana
Central
Marine
Central
Telephone
Co—
_10
Central
VT
Serv
Gas
Power
16(4
17%
Co_5
29%
32
10
Electric
27%
29%
Co
25
27
Corp—6
22%
23%
Chattanooga Gas Co
.—1
Chicago Musical Instrument—1
5(4
5%
30(4
32%
Citizens Util
19
20%
Public
Co
cl A„33%c
com
class
B_,
Engines
33'/he
Corp
1
Corporation
States
4
(4
19%
4%
—lc
15
16%
Product—1
Gas
Stores
18%
65
68%
17%
19%
2(4
Inc-—.
Colorado
Interstate
Gas
Co—5
4iy4
44
Colorado
Mining
Elev
Co—1
18%
20%
Colorado
Oil
12
20%
$1.25
&
Gas
&
Corp com_3
—25
preferred
conv
Commonwealth Gas
Corp—.—1
7%
8%
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Consol Freightways
———2.50
28(4
30%
11
12
Consolidated
Products—5
16(4
17%
Transp Lines Inc—1
10(4
11%
—50c
69(4
73%
-1
17 %
18%
1
13 Va
'14%
8
7%
7%
Continental
Control
Cook
Rock
Data
Coffee
Corp
Co
Cook
ii
Electric
Coral
Ridge
Company
Prop pfd
Systems Inc
Craig
Cross
1
13%
15%
——5
21
22%
1%
Company
Crouse-Hinds
20
21%
Co.
Cummins Engine
Dashew
Business
Corp
Delhi-Taylor
Oil
Dial
Finance
Di-Noc
Diebold
Donnelley
(R R)
Dorsett Elecs
Sons
—-25c
Labs-
Drackett
Company
Duffy-Mott Co
Dun
Dura
Bush
Co
Eastern
Industries
Eastern
Utilities
Paso
Electric
Electrada
Corp
Electro-Voice Inc
Co
Empire State
Equity Oil Co
Erie Resistor
Ets-Hokin &
Oil
Natl
Financial
First
Galvan
Fisher
Fisher
Madison
67
70%
19 Va
Inc__50c
Co
16%
18
1(4
20 Va
40%
1 ..ii' 69
Co__16
11
Corp
Industries
McLouth
Steel
3
3%,
3%
2%
38 V2
41%
—5
34 %
3.7(4
15
16%
Corp
Inc
—i—1
—
Fast
Motor
Publishing
Class
Miles
A
Pipeline
Co
15%
16%
25%
23
24%
7%
——2
Inc
82%
8%
Mississippi Shipping Co—
_5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co——5
11%
10 y2
12%
25 Va
26%
Nalco
Pipe Line Co_5
Utilities
Rubber
National
Class
Gas
Western
Natural
1
Westcoast Transmission
West Point
5%
26(4
Publishing
Weyerhaeuser Co
1
inc—1
7.50
—
Wilcox
42%
16%
4(4
4%
34%
37%
24
1.25
Co
Co
Whiting Corp
20%
15 %
25
Corp
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
Western
56
38%
Co
Gas
"
5
18%
__5
—
Lt
52
20
—*
Manufacturing Co_«
Inc—
Struthers
Wells
25%
1
8%
2%
Corp—
36(4
9(4
,__5
Electric Co
3
Wisconsin Power & Light Co_10
Witco Chemical
5
Wood
Conversion
Wurlitxer
Co
5
Co
10
Wyandotte Chemicals
Corp—1
39
Yellow Transit
Freight Lines
Yuba Consolidated
Bank and Trust
48%
52 y8
North
American
8%
North
Carolina
10
North
Penn
24%
Northeastern
Eng
Gas
11%
15(4
Ohio
11%
12%
Oklahoma
.1
Industries
6%
16%
17%
25%
27%
29 '/a
31
17
18%
20%
22(4
52
55 %
25
26%
12%,
13%
74
"78%
36(4
39 Va
8%
9(4
10%
11%
37%
39%
34
363/a
9
10%
17%
19 Va
61%-
65%
1
6%
73A
7
7%
Companies
61 %
66
Pacific
Airmotive
Corp————10
73 %
78%
Pacific
Far
65%
68%
Chemical .Bank N Y Trust Co_12
Citizens & Southern National
623/8
65(4
(Savannah).
Trust
-10
51%
(Chicago).25
City Natl Bk & Tr
Cleveland
114%
Co_
—50
New
Trust
$10
par
Co
split
Co—12%
Connecticut Bank & Tr
Connecticut
Natl
19
Co
3
Co
(Chicago)
Empire Trust Co
Fairfield
(Camden
17"%
116%
5
N
25%
27%
26
27%
1
38%
28 V4
Prod—10c
4%
41%
30%
&
First
of
New
N
Girard Trust
Hanover
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
1
3%
Hartford
&
Line—
5
9%
Co__5
15%
7%
46%
America—5
22 Va
23%
1
6%
7%
„—
Petroleum
17
6%,
43%'
—
Corp
1
23 V4
1
17 Va
Inc—1
Industry
18 V2
20 Va
25%
46%
49(4
37
39%
23%
Bank
63%
67%
71%
144
47
50%
Boyal Bank of Canada
75%
783A
Royal State Bk of New York—5
58
61%
45(4
48
St Louis
10
50
5
303/4
33
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wash)—20
Second Natl Bank of Phila—10
51%
54%
35
38%
Security First Natl Bank
(Los Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
70%
74%
22 %
24 Va
State
10
67
71%
20
71%
75%
77
81%
67%
78
81%
53(4
56%
Boston
10
Union
Bank
of
Trust
Co
Albany
State Street Bank
& Trust
48
10
75
78%
19%
22
51%
54%
Co
(Boston)
34%
38(4
34
36 Va
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New York)
25
55
59%
57%
Y__5
Bk__15
32
34%
60%
Trade Bank & Tr Co
10
53%
56%
Trust Co of New
20
81%
86%
Union
45
48%
(Cleveland)
Co_10
Hudson
Bank
of
(N Y) —10
2%
9(4
10(4
10
Jersey
59%
63%
Commerce
County National Bk—10
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)
8
23%
20%
25%
Union Trust Co
Maryland.10
49
22%
Industrial Bk of Com
43
47%
United States Tr Co (Boston).10
United States Trust (N Y)„20
107
Industrial
National
Providence
Industrial
R
Trust
(N Y)
Bank
Irving
Trust
For
Co
10
I
Co
(Phila)—-5
(N
Y)
10
see
of
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz) _5
10
footnotes,
%
of
18%
_1
'
21%
10
York
Tr
5
10
20
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
Tradesmen's
119
46%
10
(Chic)
Corp
Exch
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Bteckensack N J)
51%
35%
(Chicago)_20 1 114%
43
Bank
10%
Light Co—6%
70%
,
39
10
Bank
33
New Jersey Bank & Tr Co
Northern Trust Co
■
43%
Louis—20
9%
Natl
11
59%
.
60
*
10%
48
136
340
5%
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Bk_10
Merchants Natl
66
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
L I
New
77%
56(4
* Trust (Philadelphia)
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)-12
18%
of
Natl Shawmut Bk of
Bost—12%
Natl State Bk of Newark—12%
58%
39
Corn
48%
47%
16%
Robinson
__
45
73%
Essex
&
(N J)
54%
36Va
Bank
.
25
Newark
Banking Co
42
5
4
.
of
Natl
of
95
Provident
Rochelle;
Bk
42(4
(Cleve)—16
75%
(Philadelphia) _10
Natl
39%
City Bank
71
City Bank (N Y)„20
Pennsylvania Banking
Franklin
Westchester_5
National Bank of
58
25
Westche-ter
36%
54%
(Baltimore)
Co
69
34%
353%
County
Trust
65%
37%
6(4
St
110%
10
(Fairfield County)
33
J)
of
National Bank of Detroit—„10
National Bank & Trust Co
34
First Natl
Bank
107 V*
315
First Natl Bank of Boston—12 %
First National Bank of Chi
20
First Natl
25
10
12
7%
46%
Co
50
12%
Passaic
160
42
(NY) .10
(Atlanta)—10
Bank
29%
150
447/a
19%
National
34%
27%
44%
18
First
68%
32
42
11
Bk
34%
65%
413/4
(N Y)
Bank
31%
New Eng
54
16%
County Trust Co
Natl
Trust
York
National
50 %
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (NY)
10
Co
35%
(S F)_10
Federation Bk & Tr Co.
First
Guaranty
New
46%
t43
(White Plains
New York) 1
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
(St Louis)—12.50
National Commercial Bank &
Trust Co (Albany(_
7.50
33V3
—
County Trust Co
of
5
National
5
Bank-.
Mercantile Tr
59%
33
of
333%
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
liy2
10
Co
386
31(4
N J—
of
2%-l
ex
55
119%
365
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
Commercial
First Natl
Power
Tool
Morgan
First
Mercury Electronics—90c
Pendleton
49%
14%
Pacific
Pauley
46
Central
75%
Pacific
8%
48(4
Mellon Nat Bk & Tr Co
(Pgh) .25
71
Pacific
8%
Natl Bank of Cleve__16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila—10
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12%
37%
51%
(N J)
13 Va
12%
10%
34 %
Trust Co
5
22%
9%
5
Camden
First
17
5
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)__10
Manufacturers & Traders
Trust (Buffalo)
5
Meadow Brook Natl Bank
Nassau County N Y
6y4
21%
7%
65
t55
10
58%
—*
Hannifin
52(4
Ask
&
54%
10%
11%
Parker
25%
49 %
Bank
10
9%
Co
of
23%
Louis—20
1
19(4.
Corp
Co
of Dallas
21%
Co
(Phila)
Trust
(Jersey City)
1
Pantasote
St
St
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
l4Wg Island Trust Co
10
(N Y)
Bid
split)
Liberty Real Estate
358
10
Co
Bank
1
Packaging
Virginia
Boatmen's Natl Bk
Bank
Co_
&
of
Bankers Trust
(ex 2-1
52%
344
P«r
....
Kings County Tr Co (Bklyn)—
47J/4
44
100
Natl
pfd_*
57%
497/a
(Newark)_25
First
Corp
Gamble.
6%
of New York
First Nat'l
Serv
Power
East
Francisco)
of Commerce
Bank
28
Corp_;
.—1
Coal
(San
Bank
24%
River
Brewing
Ben
53%
New $10 par
22%
Co
Service
Miss
10
26%
Water Co $4
Nuclear-Chicago
Bank
Gas—2.50
Natl
Pub
National
*
Coal;
Ask
....
Baltimore
Assoc—8
Natural Gas
Water
60
of Del—1
Co
Gas
14(4
56
50c
Elec
&
File
20%
5
Corp
Shirt Shops
Nicholson
32
18 Va
Corp A com_50c
common
Bid
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)—10
Camden Natl Bk & Trust
29 y2
2%
Oil
&
111
1
Co
Homes
B
11%
1
Co
Company
Chemical
10%
—1
8
34%
1
—5
78%
39%
x32%
New
7%
36V2
1
45%
A-5
44%
Inc-—
Co—
Gas
Northwestern
cl
12%
22(4
24
Co_„_——-----—-1
Minneapolis
11%
41%
20 V2
5
•■*
common
Mfg
—1
*
Inc
Laboratories
Miller
Lines—1
Co—_—5
Broadcasting
Gas Utilities Co
Pabst
Mach
37(4
-
24 %
Delaware Corp—1
Chemical
Bank
„————lc
Machine & Eng
27%
7%
32 V*
20
McLean
42%
133/s
73%
28%
—1
—
L)
25
6(4
30
10
National
12%
34%
1
—
21%
37y2
18%
-—
(W
16%
1
10
& Telephone Co__10
Massachusetts Cos
1
2.50
Broad
26%
Inc
Maxson
15(4
.--r—
Western
Co
Bank
35l/2
Mattel
71%
6%
10%
68
B
7%
5%
21%
Tail
Franklin Corp
6%
9y2
65
A_
Western
16(4
Bank of America N T & S A
20 %
Old
&
13%
14%
17%
Corp
Otter
Gear
12
—1
National
2.50
50%
11
Herrington Co Inc—1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry—50c
61
Co
58%
15%
Par
1
Electric
10
class
47 y4
cl B—5
!—
&
28%
Paper
1
Marmon
Northwest
Inc
8%
20%
11
_*
26%
Mortgage
7%
55
Steel
11%
10 Va
1
Co
Gas
21%'
9
Wellington Mgt Co class A—10c
Corp—
1
Telephone Co
10
Wesco Financial
West Coast
3iy2
25
Inc—
Marlin-Rockwell
25%
1
10 V4
29 y4
—5
Corp—
-10c
Florida Capital Corp
Florida Steel Corp
Class
Stores
Macmillan
19%
9
27
19(4
non-voting
Works
3iya
24%
1
Products
Hotels
53
29
5
Transport A
49%
1
42 y2
40
1
com
&
*
Assn_100
Governor
Foote Bros
Lucky
Ludlow
24
—
10
Co_3
Co..
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24%
Brothers, Co—
Fitchburg
(Hugh
22%
Inc
Co
Clark
&
Steel
—2.50
:
Federation
Boston
Long
2
23
6
Corp
32%
—
Liberty. Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
Lone Star
—1
7(4
:—:
30%
Co
15%
—
10
Chemical
Missouri-Kansas
1
Co
Farrington Mfg Co..
Feleral
Blower
Mohawk
—2
28%
24%
1
Watson Bros
10%
Plus
Lau
7%
Electrolux Corp „"
Electronics Capital Corp
Emhart Mfg Co
^
29%
1
Frary
Lanolin
Missouri
—
636
9%
lc
Landers
5%
(Texas)—*'
600
Stanley
16%c
23
(Jim)
1
Stouffer
27(4
Electronics
Laguna Neguel Corp units—
47%
1
23%
3
—
40 y8
Inc
22
Gas_5
Corp
Koehring Co
Laboratory for
5ya
Associates—10
Laboratory
Stepan
253/g
'
50c
Inc__
Statler
30%
2c
—
8(4
16%
283/4
—*
Natural
7%
15%
1
—
Inc
37 %
2(4
:—;
_i
Screw
Common
23%
2%
Steamship
Pressed
Home
19%
_1
1
30%
Inc
Register
—1
common
Utilities
44 y4
17
Standard
46%
Co
1
——
El
49%
38(4
36
14%
18%
Washington Steel Corp
51(4
28%
Mfg Co
Standard
43%
_J.
2
Dynamics Corp of AmericaSi
preference
Economics
45
E)
Stand
21 y4
Standard
—1
—1
Inc
Inc.
Corporation
Duriron
21%
(A
44%
Fruit &
13%
1
2%
.,
Stanley
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
19%
Staley
19 Va
50c
27
48%
1
Co
v
15%
43
44
194
,
-
Supply—.—i—*
1
& Bradstreet
Dunham
1
.
,
Co—15
20
55%
Mid-American
41
183
17%
10
25
Co——
14%
39
5
Co—
Co
Co
Electric
Spur Oil
—5
13%
40%
Waiter
29(4
Sprague
48%
12%
37%
Warner & Swasey Co
Warren Brothers Co__
Wash Natural Gas Co
27(4
Co
56
44%
34%
Co—1
Sys
52
25(4
States
Freight
33%
2
Iron
23%
1
Co
Tel
17
50%
31%
32
Co__♦
Co
Tel
Gas
15%
47%
9
Mining Co_
&
44
25%
Southwestern
Carbon
&
10 %
40%
10
Waddell & Reed Inc class A
9%
51
25%
7%
Eng
Gas
Const
5%
9%
23(4
5
Power
Power
Inc_l
Vitro Corp of America
Von's Grocery Co
18%
—--.1
24
20%
Co
8%
Inc—-
13%
5
21(4
17(4
Spector
32%
12%
19(4
Co__ 10c
Co__1
Speer
30%
Leasing
43%
Co__1
—5
l
States
22
Producing
Co
37%
40
Elec Service
Co
13%
35%
20
Southwestern
1
Portl'd
Merchants
69
Water
5%
12%
5
Elec Lt
•
6%
Metropolitan
6%
Dev
24(4
2
6'%
Utilities
Inc
Meredith
i8y2
Oil &
10l
4%
Corp
5
Vance Sanders &
Company—50c
Vanity Pair Mills Inc_
5
Vector Mfg Co
*
16
Southwest
Corp
Trecker
14%
65 y2
Co
32%
9
& Pwr__
Utah
54%
6%
.
12%
1
14%
51
30%
1
Valley Mould
86%
|
6'/a
Co—
20%
5
—
81
20 V.
50c
Upper Peninsular Power Co_^
5%
Corp__50c
Service
Keystone
Melpar
pfd__——:——5
5
87%
18%
Co
United States Truck Lines
United Utilities Inc
5%
1
9%
Ketchum
Microdot
common
conv
Wash
14%
Kennainetal
McNeil
37%
14%
4%
7%
;
Union
21 y2
Kearney &
8%
34 (4
Cable
Southern
Kalvar Corp
Kansas-Nebraska
13%
5
&
30%
i—1
Michigan
—
13
1
Co
—
28
Co—„—10
8%
11%
1
Wire
Skil
Nevada
Corp
preferred
25%
Inc
Colorado
5%
13%
Steel
20 %
Arts
Southern
4 %
20
13%
*
*
2
Power
New
Steel
23i4
Co
43
34%
18y2
1
Inc
Inc
$1.25
47(4"
40
—5
Co
Calif
60
Corp
6%
29%
Southern
of
5%
50%
83
1
22%
Corp
Pipeline
38
&
Pacific
Elec
21(4
,
.
Corp__50c
Union Texas Nat Gas
Corp
United States Chem Mil
6%
1
Seismograph Service Corp
Sierra
6
l
—
Ii
Pipe Line
26%
19 %
47
Corp_l
Corp_
1
United States
Servateria Corp_l
United States Sugar
Corp
1
13(4
27(4
Southern
32%
Kaiser
18'4
Corp
Diversa
12'4
D)
*
Inc
Gas
Tucson Gas
22
1
Inc
l———*
35%
12(4
35(4
97
93
56
Jessop
Tunnel Corp_5
Bridge Co
Chemical
Dictaphone
1
32%
20. V
*
13%
1
Water
A—__1
-1
class
Corp
Detroit & Canada
Internat
8
a
Machines—10c
Dejur-Amsco
Detroit
44
5
Co Inc
Danly Machine Specialties
Darling (L A) Co
(G
Tracerlab
Trans
59
5
12 %
—b._^r_l,j,^ 41^
Kentucky
55
So
Southern
1X01 */tz Inc
$1.46
_1
Co__
&
42
Corp
Jervis
Transwestern
1
Corp
South Shore
*
Southern
Jamaica
Scarle
Fetzer
26
Inc
&
Foreman
24%
common
Jacic
&
fecoct
Simplex
—1
Diver Services
Itek
59
1
Prod
39
Textbook
Public
Iowa
Transval
54%
Co_2%
Co
26%
Securities
A
Ionics
13
19(4
Class
18%
Inc
24%
Motor
Investors
Iowa
9%
33(4
Engineering Corp—*
Freight Sys—1
Interstate
24%
.
24%
_i
37
Inc
*
Bakeries
Interstate
Tokheim Corp
Towmotor Corp
20c
Tubular
1
Recreation
Interstate
18%
*
Bantam
Inc
Bank
International
35%
Co
Water
18
--10c
Superior Oil of Calif 1
class
Internat'l
31
16%
17%
Petroleum—
Scott
30%
29 Va
Inc
United
Water
&
24%
33 (4
8%
31
•
32 %
28
Time
23
6%
30
1
Col"——IIII*
Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass—*
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
*
34 V*
34%
,1
Corp
49'A
4%
—-1
Mills
16%
Co..25
10%
5%
29%
25c
7%
—1
u—
46
3C2
Inc
Corp
Homes
King
13%
7
32%
27y4
1
3%
"units"-—
Co__—
Gas
22
16%
Tel..
Service
Trust
Head
18%
:
5%
18%
9%
Thermo
35 Va
Corp
Associates
Scholz
6%
33
12 %
Corp..7
2
A
Co
—1
Production
7
6
Inc
32'/2
Inc
1
common—
17
6'4
Thermo-O-Disc
172
30%
—_I—I_._i
Corp
Thomas & Betts
Reid
Jacinto
Schield
Pulp & Paper Corp—
18%
*
preferred—25
Material
Hugoton
47%
Delhi
Field
Hugoton
15
Colonial
5
17
1
15%
27
Coastal
1
2%
A
14
44 ('4
Clute
185
37(4
Water
Clinton
11
174
12%
Oregon Power Co__20
Cbmmon
class
10
1
34%
—1
44'/®
"'
—3
Mills
H)
Plywood
Marie
Sawhill
11
1
Interstate
Central
Mining
7%
California
Central
Sanders
(4
California
Point
29%
*
California
Cedar
28
1
Buckeye Steel Castings Co—
Byllesby (H M) & Co
110c
Mills
San
1
Corp..
Bruning
Brush Beryllium Co—.—
Cannon
42%
5
.
—
Gas
Mfg Co
(Charles) Co Inc.
Canadian
40
1
Oil
& Sharpe
■Canadian
Sabre-Pinon
A_
Natural
common
$1.20
Calif. Water
31%
class
Fearless
Bowling Corp of America-—10c
Bowser
30
Ind
Houston
Botany Industries Inc—
Bowman
Rose
41%
Texas Eastern Transmis
Texas Industries
Inc_
12'A'"
Manufacturing
Roddis
Telecomputing
8(4
22%
50%
Co
Corp
(H
6%
7%
13%
164
Inc
21 %
12
Houston
14%
Robertson
Fund
5
—
Myers
38%
12 y4
Bryson Inc.—_1
&
Techno
1
Gas
Rice
5
23%
5%
12%
1
25c
A
Robbins
Rockwell
46%
A
Brand
29%
Corp
Class
Stoker
I_l
Co
Tappan Co
47V2
Co—
Roadway Express class
42%
11(4
Hudson
Riley
River
20%
11
Inc
.
Co
21%
_1
29%
Tampax Inc
1
107
39%
Light Co_l
&
77%
19%
107
43(4
6
73%
102
Broadcasting
18%
27%
38 %
;5
Corp
class
Republic Natural
Richardson Co Si
103
*
1
25 '/a
49%
r
46
Inc
Purina
98
5
Inc
23%
Ralston
Tkft
6%
17%
*
13%
>
Ask
6
1
1
Products
Radiation
50%
36
Inc.
Houston
178
47
1
Inc
—
11%
168
1
Inc
Co
12%
Bid
1
5
—
Alegre Sugar
Corp Ltd-
27%
Splendor
19 y2
Mexico
102
Houston
Bettinger Corp
Billups Western Pet Co
Black Sivalls
&
6%
preferred
Voltage Engineering—
Hilton
Credit Corp.
62 y2
New
1
Co
10%
of
10
High
18'/a
1
Beryllium
Hills
Hidden
Co
_1
Curtis
57
__25
Corp
Berkshire
Black
12%;*
•
Manufacturing
Bros
11%
—-1
—
Markets—
A com_10
Co
Hewlett-Packard Co
8%
Serv
Purolator
5
Instruments
Heublein
23%
7%
10
Laboratories
(A J)
Beneficial
22
1
_
Hamp
Publications cl A_25
Hearst Cons
15 '/a
New
Purex
*
Aluminum
15%
87%
1
Inc
Bayles
Bemis
Harvey
10 y8
14%
of
23%
Inc
Brace
Co
Petroleum
22
common—1
83%
Inc
Baxter
Behlen
B
Serv
20%
—
Co class
Mining
10
Co
Tools
Mfg
9%
Class
2.50
:
Gas
Baird
Cosco
Pub
28%
36
5
Pubco
22%
Xerox
2
7y2
Stubnitz
Greene Corp
Susquehanna Corp
Systron-Donner Corp
8%
27
Producing Properties Inc—10c
5
Haloid
Co
America
15%
Punta
,
7%
*
31%
Pub
1
14 Va
21%
3%
Co
Electric Co
of
13
20y2
21 Va
,
10 y4
Co
Corp
Gas
Rubber
Genl
Co
12%
_*
(M A)
Potash
Corp__5
Power
Inc
Portland
9%
Hagan
.
Plymouth
11%
Capital Inc
—1
Chemicals & Controls—1
Co—5
Construction
Associated
.
14%
39 y2
Ask
1
1
14%
-1
Grolier Inc
11'.
Natural
34%
:
19%
Calif_l
Corp
12
4
preferred
Public
Mountain
36%
common—.
Participating
Arizona
Green
34(4
7.50
Inc
Co
of
Glickman Corp class A
Green
(A P) Fire Brick
3%
Corp
Co—
Anheuser-Busch
Arden
class
Corp
Pioneer
Lumber
Bid
Par
Bottlers
Cement
29
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
Glasspar Company class A
1
Finan
Pickering
33%
3iy2
10
Co—
Telep (Calif) 5%
Ask
31%
__1
;
Service
General
Permanente
Bid
♦
Inc——1
—1
Land'
Pepsi-Cola
Ask
Friday, January 20)
by the "asked") at the time of
compilation
quotation furnished
any
a
(indicated
45
45
^
48(4
19(4
21
42"%
45%
preceding page.
Wachovia
Bank
&
(Winston-Salem
Trust
34
..
113
62%
66%
Co
C)
5
25 Va
26%
Wells Fargo Amer Trust
Co—10
57%
61
N
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(418)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Mutual Funds
25c
Fund Inc
-1.25
Business Shares
1
Investors Fund--—1
Mutual Fund Inc
1
Affiliated
American
American
American
Fund
Resources
7.57
8.19
Investment
Co
4.28
4.57
Investment
Trust
Investors
al4.90
9~59
8.87
Istel
of
21.70
23.68
9.27
E-3
(Low Priced Bonds)—__1
15.24
16.63
4.24
B-4
(Discount Bonds),———1
9.36
10.22
12.83
K-l
(Income
1
8.93
9.75
-1
15.70
17.13
20.88
22.78
5.44
5.91
8.53
3.88
———1
9.47
10.35
Fund Inc.—1
12.09
13.21
S-2
1
18.16
19.63
S-3
Investment——50c
12.63
13.65
S-4
Blue Ridge Mutual
Inc——
Street
Broad
Fund
Bullock
Ltd
(1954)
14.19,
7.08
15.37
16.56
17.92
1
w_,
1
Fund
Canadian
—1
Ltd
Chemical
10.65
Life
11.64
Loomis
Electric
shares
50c
11.44
12.37
General
Industries
Corp—100
14.200
14,900
Shares
100
-1
1
138
132
2.37
X3.47
3.80
Massachusetts
21.22
19.52
1
8.39
14.82
16.02
17%
19%
Inc
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
1
'
Mutual
of
Shares
Corp
60.93
Nation
11.65
12.81
National
Wide
10.06
11.02
Diversified Investment Fund—1
8.94
9.80
Bond
Dividend Series
Eaton
25c
Stock
50c
11.60
12.40
50c
12.67
13.54
Corp—1
Investment
Energy Fund
Equity Fund
7.53
8.23
Inc—;
Inc
—10
20c
1
Fund
Growth
Stock
8.00
18
8729
12.82
16.33
17.75
Fidelity
5
15.68
16.95
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Industrial
Fund
Florida
Growth
Fund
Mutual
Fund
Inc_l
Inc
Florida
Inc
Founders
10c
1
Fund
Mutual
Franklin Custodian
*'
Funds
stock
Fundamental
Futures
lc
Inc
5.89
Philadelphia
Pine
2.57
Street
2.83
6.83
Price
3.00
9.29
10.18
1.04
_1
17.91
Fund
Capital
Corp
General Investors
Group
Trust
(T
1
Putnam
7.08
19.47
lc
Equip Shares—lc
Building shares
—-lc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
9.08
Selected
7~ 33
State Street
7.00
7.68
Petroleum
Railroad
RR
lc
shares—lc
lc
Equipment shares
Railroad
Steel
lc
shares
Tobacco
shares
1
Series
,10c
5.34
10c
1
8.58
of
&
Co„—5
10
Co
203
Firemen's
Fund
(S
Md
F)__
&
Republic
Ins
Co__
591/4
62%
8%
Jefferson
Standard
12.49
119
126"—
37
23
25%
58
St
39%
Paul
Fire
&
Seaboard 'Life
22%
(N Y)____
Irisurance„2
Ins
Security
Life
66'A
of
Amer—
5%
1
6%
5
40
10
"57
Co
Bonds—
&
56%
Springfield Fire & Marine—2
34%
37 %
104%
109 %
$6.50
preferred
10
44%
48%
Standard
Accident
10
58 %
61%
Standard
Sec
10
96
—_—10
•„
/ 52
10
Life
Ins
Y)__2
10.97
Title
101
9%
32%
36 '/a
5
99%
103%
America..2.50
30%
32%
Guaranty Co ,(N Y)„_
—
Amer
Life
Travelers
Insurance
Ins
Co
of
Co.i
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
8.
44%
U
S
Fire
U
S
34%
51 Va
55 %
34
Life Ins Co in City of N Y..2
47
32
5
(Va)—5
20%
-
.
Insurdnce
=..3
Westchester' Fife
22
2
36%
Home Loan
Bid
Feb.
Ask
Banks—
15,
1961
15,
104.4
...
32nds of
more
or
/.//■'/
■
a
point
Banks for Cooperatives—
3s
Feb.'. vl, 1961—
100 6
Fund
100
8.96
14.42
14.57
1
7.79
8.42
1
15.01
16.32
1
15.49
1961—^
100.9
100.11
3 %s
Apr.
3,
19.61.:
100.4
100.6
17,
1961
100.4
100.6
3 %s
Jun.
1,
1961—
100.5
100.7
May
15,
1961—
100.7
100.9
2%s
Aug.
1,
1961wi
100
100.2
Apr.
15,
1963
6.95
7.60
Natl
99
P'ederal Land Bank Bonds—
99.24
Mortgage Assn-
4s
Apr.
3,
1961
100.9
100.11
100.6
4%s
Mar.
10,
1961
100.9
100.11
3%s
3,
1961
100.4
4 %s
Apr.
10,
1961
100.10
100.12
4%s
Jun^ 20,
1961
100.28
100.30
May
10,
1961
100.19
100.21
4s
Sep.
20,-1961
100.23
100.27
4%s
Jun.
12,
1961
100.27
100.29
3%s
Feb.
20;
1962^
100.10
100.14
5%s
1962-
101
101.12
Apr.,
Sep.
11,
1961-
4s
May
.1,
3 %S
Feb.
13,
1962—
100.12
100.20
4%s
Aug.
20, -1962
4%s
Sep.
10,
1962
102.16
102.28
2%s
May
1„
3%s
Mar.
11,
1963.
99.20
100
4%s
Apr.
4%s
Nov.
12,
1963
101.20
102
4s
Oct.
20;
20,
4%s
102.4
102.20
4s
Oct,
20,
lul
101.12
3 %s
May
:-2t .1966—
98.8
4%s
Mar.
2Q,nl968_—
101
4%s
Mar,
20,
101.8 % 102
16.84
1
•
Mar.
Apr.
4%s
9.74
j
-1
101.15
Jun.
10,
1965
4 %s
Dec.
12,
1966—
3%s
Mar,
11„ 1968——
4%s
Apr,
10,
1969——
101.8
4%s
103
—
97.16
%
101.17
102
102.12 >
98.28
1964—
101.28
102.12
1964r
198.16
100.28
100.4
1965—
101
101.8
97.8
1969——
10,
1970—.
103.24
:
4%s
July .15,-1969
10,
1970—
99.12
99.28
:
5 %s
Feb,; ;20,. 197D—
Aug,
10,
1971———
99.8
99.24
'
3V'2s
Aprt~ vF%197:0w_x-
5%s
Feb.
10,
1972—...
106.16
5 %s
July'20,■,•1970—w,
106.8
4 '/2c
Oc t, ,'
101.8
102
3 Vis
9.26
Apr.
10.02
11.12
May
1971
94.8
95
4 Vis
Feb.
15,
1972-1967.
99.24
3%s
Sep.
15,
1972
97
107.8
r
12.15
Corp
*
•
.
.
Inc.—
/.
103
,197Or 1967
1,
a36.09
11.81
Fund
Figures after decimal point represent
12.77
—1
7.95
8.66
1
10.27
11.22
Inc
Growth
Fund
Twentieth
United
_lc
Century
Growth Inv_
Funds Inc—
Accumulated
United
Continental
United
Income
Fund
Shares_l
United
Science
Fund
-1
Fund—_1
Fund
Canada
Line
Income
1
8.43
7.71
Fund
Feb;
15,
14.16
7.49
8.19
May
15,
3 Vis
Aug.
1,
-
9.38
1
16.64
6.49
7.09
5.37,
Street
Investing
11.98
Whitehall Fund
10.93
11.95
Winfield
6.30
6.89
Investors
Fund
Corp
1
Inc
1961——
100.18
100.20
1961
100.9
100.11
3.57
3.90
8.97
15,
2%s
Feb.
15,
1 %s
Apr.
1,
1963
4s
May
15,
1963
Wisconsin
Ind
10.06
Fund
14.29
1963___
1,
1961
99.26
99.30
l%s
Oct.
1,
1961
100.11
100.13
4%s
Nov.
15,
1961
100.23
100.25
l%s
Apr.
1,
Consumers
Deere
El
1
14.24
15.52
12.62
-13.30
6.50
Northern
100%
102 %
Pacific
1977
6s__1972
106•%
108%
201
Phoenix
«r4^,S
Mueller
-
100%
100%
5%s__1977
118 %
119%
1975
127
1976
102%
WW-
Textron
104
Brass
Amer
5s—
100%
10iy4
112
95.16
104.4
94.16
1971
4%s
—1985
U
,*
S
Industries
5%s
99.14
4%s
May
15,
1964
103.28
104
100.27
3%s
May
15,
1964
100.18
100.22
4s
Feb.
15,
1962
101.4
101.6
5s
Aug. "15,
1964
104.28
105
3'As
Feb.
15,
1962
100.13
100.15
1 %s
Oct.
1,
1964___
1 %s
Apr.
1,
1962
98.16
98.24
4%s
Nov.
15,
May
15,
1962
101.11
1 Vis
Apr.
1,
15,
4s
Aug.
l%s
Oct.
15,
1,
—
101.9
101.16
101.24
4%s
May
97.20
1962——11962—^
97.28
l%s
^
93.16
1965—
93.24
104.18
1964
Oct..,;!,
104.22
92.16
,
1965
j
103.28
1965__
91.12
.
99
Bid
Due
Dated
Ask
Rate
4.55s
5-
2-60
2-
1-61
100
100.2
3.35s
4%s
6-
1-60
3-
1-61
100.7
100.9
3.20s
Dated
10-
105%
107%
77 %
104
y8
Due
Bid
7-
3-61
100.9
100.11
8-
1-61-
100.7
100.9
9-
5-60
4-
3-61
100.7
100.9
3.15s
5-61..
100.7
8-
1-60
5-
1-61
100.5
100.7
3s
1-
3-61
10-
2-61
100.3
9-
1-60
6-
1-61
100.5
100.7
2.95s wi
2-1-61
11-
1-61
Bid
99.985
99.988
May
4,
Feb.
2,
1961
99.946
99.951
May
11,
196lJ____
1961.
99.903
99.910
May
18,
1961
99.863
99.873
May
25,
196U_
1961
99.819
99.832
Jun.
1,
1961/j__x
1961/____•
117
Mar.
2,
1961
99.773
99.784
Jun.
8,
105%
Mar.
9,
1961
99.725
99.738
Jun.
15,
Mar.
—
16,
1961
99.682
99.697
Westcoast
Trans
81
Wisconsin
Elec
V-
,1961:l:_:;__x:____
22,
1961
99.646
99.658
Jun.
23, s:196iUxL_*xX_^
1961
99.633
99.646
Jun.
29,
93
95
Mar.
30,
1961
99.589
99.604
July
1961
99.550
101%
102
89
*
'
:
85..;
:
:
13,
1961
99.502
99.524
15,
1961
99.485
99.503
Apr.
20,
1961.
99.447
99.459
Apr.
102%
6,
Apr.
Apr.
27,
1961
99.413
99.439
1988
1990^
90
104%
99.570
6, >1961%
13,
July
July
20, ..H961 > Cxx
;89
98 Vi
105
■
-
;
FOOTNOTES FOR
99.124
99.047
99.078
.
98.967
„
16, ;196Ui:' xii /
Jan.. ,15,.^1962^%_._
98.993
98.918
98.953
98.870
98.893
.
_u_
„U
98.846
.,98.808
98.832
..•►98.774
98.803
.98.094
98.123
97.313
97.352
.
;
-%•-
OVER-THE-GOXJNTEjl ISSIJES"
*U'--
•No
New
par
value,
a Net
asset
York. Stock Exchange,
98.988
...98.960
;v.98.822
15, „1961v%_
92
99.169
...;.99.093
.
Oct.
"
99.234
T96Tlxx_——_
July
■
99.278
99.200
99.140
...
23,
102 %
.1970
■
1961^1
Mar.
210
99.246
.,
^
_
99%
1980
5%s——
5s__
22,
99.355
....
__
98%
;
751/2
77
Jun.
99.397
99.325
.
1961_____
16,
23,
Ask
99.369
1961_
Feb.
105%
122
100.5
Yield Price
1961
9,
100.9
100.2
Treasury Bills
ASk
26,
Feb.
100
Yield Price
Bid
Ask
3-60
11-1-60
7-
113
119%
Sons—
74
91.20
121-60
•-
Jan.
118%
x—1971
___.1975
92.24
104
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
<
1980
4%s„.
———
94.24
99.10
Apr.
5%s
Air Lines
95.24
104.8
100.25
Mar.
1985
Underwood Corp
—.—1981
3%s
1967
-1971
United Gas Corp 5s
5 %'s
110%
&
97
75 %
1982
ww
98.26
96.24
101.26
1962
United States
.
<
96%
1980
5%s
101.24
1961
104%
104%
United
,134
1984
4%s_^.
Rand
Tennessee Valley Authority
4.40s
Ask
1,
Feb.
Sperry
4%S—1985
.v.'
15,
98
1995
ww
/
Feb.
Ask
96
104 %
.1969
5s
Southern Bell Tel & Tel 5s_1997
Light 4%s__1991
(Mi
5%s_
Electric
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
Gas
Electronics
Lowenstein
1973
107"%
131
Loral
1977
—
—
Steel
Potomac
171
6s
ww
5s
105%
1977
&
Petroleum
5s—1990
205
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
ww_1982
Hotel
1976
Power
105%
3%s
Iowa Power
5s
States
101%
Fruehauf Trailer 4s_—
General Port Cement 5s
Hilton
Bid
Can
•»
Oct.
7.02
4%s_____1990
Credit
Natural
Corp
National
101
"'
1 %s
14.34
Bonds—
125
100%
97.24
3%s
13.64
10c
1990
Power
(John)
Paso
Ferro
Ask
122
100.16
101.22
1964
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Consol Edison 5s
t
96.16
1963
1,
98.22
—
1963
15,
Aug.
15.53
1
Inc
101.20
3.10s
5%s
Commonwealth Oil Ref
95.8
107
10.99
1
—1
Fund
1962
May
9.80
_1
Inc_
Growth
Bid
Nov.
Apr.
-
.
Wellington Equity Fund—
Wellington Fund
97%
106.24
point
a
Maturity—■
4s
5.87
_——
10.95
95%
.
4s
15.62
17.98
Line Special Situations
Fund Inc
—10c
3%s
3%s
Value
lc
1982
;
.94.16 ,;
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
1961—
Treasury Notes—
12.34
11.35L
14.29
Inc__1
Ask
100.7
friore 32nds- of
l%s
13.03
1
Ltd_:
Value Line Fund Inc—
Value
6.87
or
100.5
Maturity—
Certificates of Indebtedness—
4%s
one
Bid
4%s
6.28
|
United
20.63
Fund-lc
Carrier Corp 4%s
Chance Vought 5%s
103.24
106
■/
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
tes
7
a30.13
8.58
Bid
98
101.24
4%s
a9.35
1
10.10
47/aS—1981
Burlington Industries 4%s__1975
102.28
1963
4%s; Sep.
-:
'
100.2
3%s
11.96
1
7 94
Opt 41/2s__1979
Aik
/ Bid
l:r.
3.30s
11.90
11.84
37%
9.24
Finance
55%
8%
(N
39 %
1
-
Lomb
Beneficial
60%
52%
3.30s
Bausch
44
5
3.80s
Recent
%
36
62%
'
Trust
&
63 %
33 Vi
Marine——6.25
Seaboard Surety
Co___
Security Ins (New Haven)./
15.36
Wall
lc
Corp
Insurance
3 %s
2L 60
19.71
Inc__—1
Washington Mutual
Institutional Income Fund
4%
3%
Obligations of Government Agencies
6.96
*
—
Investment
2.82
Growth
20%
•
Insurance Co of N Y__10
Federal
6.41
Shares—1.25
8.56
Institutional
87'A
19%
2
Figures after decimal point represent one
13.65
Townsend U S & International
Institutional
59%
83%
10
1
(Texas)—10
Reinsurance
Republic
15~89
Texas
5.83
55%
51%
20%
of
—5
Co
48-
86%
191/4
Corp
2 5'A
10
Ins
Republic Natl Life
(Jacksonville Fla )_2 %
Co
59%
23%
5
57
52%
Insurance
55
5
10
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
82%
49%
Co
Life
35%
33 %
—10
Co—
—
54
__5
Boiler
Co_
Insurance
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
99
Steam
45 %
Providence-Washington
68%
Insurance
42'A
'
54%
63
Hartford
Indemnity
Phoenix
9%
(51%
21
Life
14Va
12%
Ins Co of N Y
Philadelphia
67%
93
Gulf
14.15
50c
.
A.
Fund
Pacific
41%
63
5
American
12%
3%
C) __4
(D
45%
3.33%
Insurance
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y
5
Employees Insur
42%
Peerless
Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50
Govt
36%
—2.50
—
80%
__4
—
54%
33%
97%
38%
General Reinsurance Corp—10
Glens Falls
66
51%
3
•
30,%
62%
76
2.50
Franklin Life Insurance
1:
18%
46 '/a
•
27%
Co—..——5
< 93
-
4
Deposit of
—
131
17%
•; 43 %
456
193
1
al4.12
Clark—
&
783
Shares Ltd—
Inst Foundation Fund
438
5
14.91
13.09
._1
—
2.58
Fund—„1
Northern
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins__.
4%s
13.64
2.50
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Incorporated Investors
24%
Fidelity
al4.26
1
Inc
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
1
1
Television-Electronics Fund
11.38
a26!83
_lc
22'%
Inc_
Insurance
River'
(Ky) 2
Co__—5
1
5
com.
4.45s
Investors
Balanced
5.23
Incorporated Income
Federal
North
Northeastern
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employers Group Assoc—
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp
5
9.84
.1
(Edson B) Fund
United Funds
H-C7
Forster
15%
York Fire Ins.
34%
Life—__10
Casualty
&
New
131
125%
Ins- —10
AA
Fire.
Corp class A———5
New Amsterdam! Casualty
2
New Hampshire Fire__
10
321/2
11.59
14.03
a20.84
Series H-DA
General
Assurance
8.98
9.00
10.72
-1
Stock Fund————
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Haydock Fund Inc
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
8.22
—
14.70
12.49
20.03
Inc
Connecticut
Inc
Nationwide
—5
6.51
1
9.47
—lc
25%
Insurance Co
5.96
Sterling Investment Fund Inc__1
9.06
Inc___1
59%
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
Inc
Stein Roe & Farnham
/L34
lc
Utilities
Growth Industry Shares
Guardian Mutual Fund
55
23
Line
Union
65
123 V
__J__l—10
Accident
&
10
8.19
1
5.54
lc
shares
Boston
4.04
Sovereign
2.16
_xlc
Stock
48 V*-.
Life_x—14%
3.70
Southwestern Investors Inc_
5.70
10.39
44
al4.49
8.15
lc
5
10
7.49
1
7.23
lc
shares—
Smith
13.05
_lc
shares
Bond
Old
National
(NJ)_J_2
Ins
1
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
10~35
shares
Natl
8%
-
13.92
Bond
Life
3
8
Comwealth Life Insur Co
Federal
Inc
American
9.45
Machinery shs
Natl
2%
Shippers
Standard
1
Fund
Stock
7.92
Merchandising
Mining shares
Natl Life
National Firfe
38%
Fund—
Fund
Stevens
Common
12.71
Institutional
&
Bankers
Beneficial
39%
61
1
D
(Galveston)
American Re-insurance
Bankers
,47 %
36
(Bait).
35
al8.74
9.95
6:16
6.68
Corp
(Wash
Ins
Jersey
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-l
8.63
lc
Industrial
2
Nat
5.99
al2.92
Stock Fund_lc
(The)
1%
Investors
Mercury
5.48
,
Canada—25c
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Bond shares—-xl
lc
shares
—1
C)___l
American
Amer
Amer
44
Assurance .12.50
Life
46%
1
Inc
Fund
12.87
Food
29
2%
5
Fire
43%
7.70
lc
Common
271/4
(Newark N J)
Indemnity & Life Ins_
Ins__10
Growth Stock
(Geo)
Scudder
Electrical
shares
45 %
Ins_5
Merchants
Assurance—5
11.67
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Aviation-Electronics— ; /
Chemical
41
Home
10.68
:
Fund
Scudder
shares
American
Amer Ins Co
Mass
Bonding &
Monument
U S
Inc
Rowe)
Puritan
Securities—
Automobile
7%
United
1
Fund Inc
Putnam Growth
General
35%
6%
3%
Inc
Fund
Fund
Pioneer
6.21
2.72
1
:
331/4
5%
Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
2.34
12.10
43
65%
Penn
6.44
2.14
3%
39%
40
2%
Over-Tlie-Counter
11.13
3%
37%
4%
—
Securities Fund
1
1
Massachusetts
62%
Fund
4.77
239
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
American General Insur Co_1.50
American Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
—1
Chemistry &
19.34
229
Maryland Casualty
9%
.
4.36
10
:
16 %
5
1
Shares
Life
21
50c
—
Street
National
15%
8%
Hanover
3.45
Inc
19%
Insurance
Series
17.89
1
Investors
Fidelity & Casualty_5
preferred—
5
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
conv
American
10.62
Capital Fund
Oppenheimer
lc
series
Lincoln
5
Home
Series—.
Fund
William
lc
stock series
21%
—1
Stock
Electronics
One
Inc—
Series
Bond
Common
Preferred
20
Assur
Home Owners Life Ins Co (Fla)_1
Series
Nucleonics
14.02
1
Financial
Equitable
15.91
of Canada Ltd-.
19%
25c
Inc
American
22.41
__——_
Stock
England
New York
Fidelity Capital Fund
Fund
14%
63%
14.72
Series
Growth
New
a22.00
Inc
Federated
Preferred
18 Vi
59 Vi
20.72
——1
—
65%
17%
Life Insurance Co of Va___,—10
1
Series ———————1
Income
Fund
Eurofund
16.67
V
v
Fund
Balanced
Electronics
Balanced Series
3.37
15.34
Inc
Howard—
&
3.08
1
Shares
Fund
Dreyfus
9.68
National Securities Series—
Inc—1
Ask
62
34%
Inc_l
Co
Corp
2
31%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Securities
Investors
(Birm)
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn_3
13%
Insp & Insurance
10.77
Dividend
16.28
Shares
9.79
Fund
15.06
3.17
60.32
Life &
1
17.42
Fund Inc—_1
Stk
23.20
al3.83
17.25
94 %
Life Companies
Great
1
Liberty Natl Life Ins
90%
5
Bid
Par
108
98%
Gov
—1
1
—;
21.46
beneficial interest-—_«1
Mutual Trust
8.01
'■
1
Investing Co Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc—
16.96
Foundation—
Fund_:
—10
Insurance
Ask
102
95
Globe
interest—1
beneficial
Investment
1
Vegh
14.76
15.69
changed to
Mutual Investing Foundation—1
21.04
7.33
' ■;
13.65
Fund—
Life
Income
Mutual
Fund
2.85
Stock
—.—33 %c
—
Life
Bid
_10
Agricultural Insurance Co_^__10
Name
Inc
Investment
r
6f
Units
I
19.24
B
Growth
Inc
Mutual
2.60
Trust
Investors
Investors
Massachusetts
9.12
1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
——lc
of beneficial int—33V3C
shares
Mass
Fund
Inc
3.76
X2.16
Composite Bond & Stock
1
2.47
3.43
shares
Transport shares
Fund Inc
X2.25
lc
9.93
Growth
lc
—lc
Petroleum
17.58
Diver
3.93'
Special Investment shares--lc
10.57
Delaware Income
3.59
11.61
9.14
Fund
shares—lc
14.51
9.72
Income
2.99
—
Aetna
Crum
2.73
10.62
1'
Fund
shares
Aetna Insurance Co
Continental
al4.99
.—lc
—
Surety
Continental
13.28
16.17
Delaware
a27.28
Sayles Mutual Fund—*
Funds—
Metal
Income
Western
1
Paper shares
-,
Fund—1
De
6.71
Managed
Stock
.
6.15
Fund
16.95
Investment—-1
f.
Inc—1
Stk
Insurance
10.67
Fund Inc
•'
20.18
10.15
Commonwealth
Diversified
18.46
9.87
Commonwealth
Crown
12.36
15.51
Inc——
Commonwealth
Series
11.31
X9.26
Energy
Fund
Fund
1
-1
preferred
Colonial
Concord
7.32
16 %
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can
Inc
Colonial
6.59
6.01
6.68
15%
Investors Inc—1
Life Insurance
&
16.01
14.80
——1
Fund
14.50
13.29
Inc——1
Lexington Income Trust—
&
-lc
Securities
Composite
Fund
Lazard
—1
Fund
Christiana
13.16
14.95
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-1
Trust
of
12.06
13.70
Com Stks)-1
(Low Priced
Boston
Shares
Fund
7%
Shares
Ins
Stock Fund
Growth
Century
Chase
Inc—
*
International Growth
Capital Life
1
Stock)-—1
Com
Knickerbocker Growth Fund.—1
__X—-
Canadian
Fund
Stocks)
Com
(Growth
Casualty
$1.25
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Income
Knickerbocker
7.74
14.22
Fund—
General
Canada
12.95
1
Inc—
Fund
California
—1
Ltd
—
Fund)
(Growth
S-l
Ltd
Canada
K-2
-
Fund)
Aetna
American
(Medium Grade Bonds) _1
Inc—1
Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Boston Fund
33.63
B-2
(Investment
11.80
32.97
25.55
B-l
lc
12.90
24.48
5.61
& Elect'nics Corp
11.80
ai3.29
1.68
Axe-Science
—1
Bonds)—;~1
24 %
1.53
5.14
Axe-rTempleton Growth Fund
12.73
<
Johnston
(The) Mutual. Fund-l
Keystone Custodian Funds—
23%
Axe-Houghton Fund "A"
Axe-Houghton Fund "B"
11.53
11.65
—1
Corp___l
—*
Dev
10.55
Fund
Inc
Trustl
Atomics
&
Fund
Associated
5.65
Monday, January 23, 1961
.
Companies
Ask
Par
Boston—1
of
Research
Fund
Bid
5.17
America—-1
Physics & Science Fnd 1
Research
Amer
Inc
.
(Quotations for Friday, January 20)
Insurance
Par
lc
Funds—
Mutual
Intl
2.40
2.19
Fund
Aberdeen
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
.
«
bBid yield price,
d Exlrights;, k Admitted to listing on the
t New stock., x Ex-dividend.
wi When issued,
y Ex-stock dividend*'
value.
..
Volume
Bank
clearings
193
this
pared with a year
based
Number 6023
week
.
.
The Commercial and
.
show^
an
increase
com¬
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
the country, indicate that for the week ended
us,
on
Saturday,
Jan.
clearings from all cities
21,
of
the
United
from which it is possible to obtain
weekly
8.6%
be
above
Our
year.
those
for
preliminary
the
this center there is
stand
the
at
week
last
$29,962,558,916
week
same
States
in
1960.
a
Week
Ending Jan.
21—
1961
York
New
Chicago
Philadelphia
Francisco
San
464,200,000
864,550,000
Baltimore
396,303,706
going to
Ten
cities,
five
days
cities,
five
days__.
the
elaborate
Total
All
all
cities,
cities,
one
one
five
5,606,123,565
days.
we
day
*
Jan.
For
14.
that week
there
1,121,224,713
.___
SUMMARY
of
Number
*
1960
shrs;
77,354,585
72,244,193
& misc.
$122,924,000
$150,433,000
•
;V
766,693,818
Internal'l
Foreign Govt
U.
S.
•
_
_____
7,251,500
Govt
_
______
.
York
9
_
Philadelphia
Cleveland
6.3
+'
bonds__
0.1
OF BANK
11th
San
10,836,176,481
..
13,606,923,780
861,592,296
855,649,063
•«
17
i
York
40,197,732
Six
Third
1st
Nine
a
For
that
Fouiuh
body
75,886,965
50,305,141
48,309,665
70 968,740
54,178,523
in
and
56,618,288
810,790,891
766,864,987
A-
741,143,365
675,795,719
8.1
Ar
798,016,455
161,101,952
71,971,820
180,074,388
+ 12.4
13,226,452,781
+
179,459,738
203,341,340
totals
in¬
an
was
of 2.8%.
of
San
622.163,477
501,687,616
61,330,245
95,087,094
72,244,193
75,917,826
Cleveland .;
Dallas A 1,. ;
198,132,802
245,370,690
3.7%
820,296,279
of bank
Kansas
747,058,306
.
'*.
Louisville
New
..
Orleans
Seattle
*
814
736
711
656
627
638
7,809
1,909
:
1,694
1,791
1,739
1,878
1,610
1,310
926
-—-930*
990
932
997
1,280
S
■
876
1,095
941-
1,113
1,180
.
830
1,103
931
841
814
807
729
i
942
983
940
831.
==-•817
.
1
Denver
;
961
St.
Paul....
Memphis
..
Buffalo
Washington.
611-
.
Other
trict
Cities
We
629
757
683
631
699
677
590
57,204
65,429
37,148
39,494
38,413
31,567
27,689
24,003
25,181
20,443
24,642
21,468
21,855
9,956
now
9,317
31
the
Francisco
San
8,697
add
our
581,449
57,659
59,063
38,786
35,8b6
34,871
30,329
23.675
24,966
21,213
36,258
35,458
27,888
24,685
22,423
23.290
18,901
18,985
£
14,861
12,728
11,286
10,061
10,615
10,575
13,056
10,667
10,144
10,925
11,074
12,436
11,478
14,773
11,865
13,199
9,211
10,724
9,252
8,536
7,429
7,261
8,194
7,661
111,796
108.449
I960
'
River
smaller
Inc.
$
67,841, 005,568
1957
1958
or
Dec. %
$
.
$
:
7.6
—
4,131, 707,668
3,823,877,683
5.4
58,949, 044,386
58,822,917,873
5,582 655,269
9.7
5,461, 360,659
4,985,035,309
6,713 203,573
7,361 585,645
8.8
6,949, 974,226
6,951,560,928
" r
3,705 272,117
3,784 241,325
2.1
3,743 180,795
5,042
409,516" ^
+
3,405,578,716
5,986,163,792
"
3,730 ,657,264
Louis
St.
16
1
-,3,809 ,780,741
■
!
2.1
'
,
"
3.322 ,729,786
3,274 ,809,350
14
M
4,641 451,834
4,619 ,086,882
0.5
4,722 519,793
4,231,943,075
"
5,069 ,251,717
5,184 ,128,781
2.2
"4,959 ,694,023
4,477,906,873
18
"
7,137 ,642,106
7.357 ,295,286
3.0
6,967 655,246
133,278,374,176
132,225,082,668
0.8
120,344,085,305
63,903,411,015
—
1.5
3,539 ,636,913
11
Minneapolis
City
Francisco
66,587,649,402
4.0
63,370,044,376
175 cities
_-
York
New
City
—
Boston
2,842,027,746
3,260 194,297
r
6,154,152,571
—
4th
Cleveland
;
9th
10,345
11.291
8,593
10,969
8,474
7,167
6,950
7,299
7,313
6,983
1,194,809
97.788
20,869
20,876
20,556
Springfield-
Outside
City
Haven
Francisco
+ 10.3
'604,777,189,823
645,249, 656,222
"
0.7
11,200
•
-
-8,002
.
73,865, 618,189
'
York
43,752,003,423
43,077.469,893
+
1.5
40,094, 404,809
"
"
81,823,179,399
77,305,712,126
+
5.8
69,045 147,842
134,487,498,508
130,036,121,880
+
3,4
117,268 404,476
"
41,813,516,048
40,564,951,891
+
3.1
36,578 561,504
"
38,632,411,544
37,891,692,404
+.2.0
"
53,211,733,655
53,063,686,028
+, 0.3
50,457 599,447
47,055,787,020
57,971,727,641
57,642,789,176
+;
o.6
51,718, 061,705
51,938,673,887
82,031,144,266
79,745,394,497
+
2.9
72,200 563,679
70,954,145,859
1,492,016,140,418
1,403,369,018,787
+
6.3
1,292,597,389,724
k,258,155,247,370
734,907,762,631
+
2.5
668,986,217,848
676,705,497,656
"
City
34,663 533,033
67,770,924,942
-
121,791,774,598
36,707,822,215
32,279,889,860
by months for two years:
-Clearings Outside
*
59,661 046,704
64,132 174,994
53,127,642,757
+12.3
61,365,739,743
+
4.5
6.2
185,902,745,550
174,779,310,279
+
6.4
1.3
60,725, 500,866
61,362, 757,068
8.8
63,055 ,180,759
60,608 ,268,647
8.3
64,964 586,825
63,269. 024,729
115,201,713,433
102,025,256,873
+ 12.9
116,879,049,529
+
358,569,968,495
337,509,875,712
120,116.4^1,482
118,539,871,875
Quarter
123,507,007,607
131,644,317,577
Total
Quarter-
2nd
Total
6
375,267,736,666
691,136,562,473
Months
July—
119,069,253,950
August
.
9
A +
1.9
360,019,360,723
+
4.1
3.2
59,987 ,520,818
65,036 ,906,684
+ 18.2
65,573 ,223,205
59,694 ,318,221
+
9.8
60,365, 851,646
+
3.6
+ 12.0
62,559, 806,316
345,419,330,597
8.6
188,120,550,338
185,097,076,551
+
1.6
545,116,437,274
+
3.2
4.2
63,639 845,757
62,773 398,061
+
114,261,123,758
9.0
63,100 ,042,873
60,430 ,277,894
+
132,225,082,668
0.8
63,903 411,015
66,587, 649,402
383,195.222,046
366,813,125,717
4.5
190,643 ,299,645
189,791 ,325,357
+
0.4
1,492,016,140,418
1,403,369,018,787
6.3
753,411 863,983
734,907 762,631
+
2.5
Quarter
1959
$
$
:
221 298,559
+
7.8
6.6
9.0
18,448,465
—
6.0
—14.1
130. 322,989
206 586,384
198 894,528
11,630,981
"
•
414 097,140
371 792.596
40,759 040,490
39,494 083,021
—
9.0
3.3
210 841,079
•
Dec. %
1958
Inc. or
$
$
Dec. %
$
1957
$
+ 13.3
7,629,060
2,703,434
8,680,703
3.3
712,689,306
693,054,312
3,750,640
3,655,243
—
4,502,865
1.7
+ 11.4
9,313,531
4,607,037
8,221,308
+
3.2
814,795,737
788,867,263
4,102,065
4,013,386
2,146,696
2.068,769
+
3.8
+
8.4
4,045,528
4,493,796
+ 22.7
16,867,469
18,086,233
+
7.1
4,528,231
+
0.4
+
5.1
198 823,706
+
e;o
4,472,205
17,349,610
45,533,167
—
4,125,725
9.4
+
0.3
1.2
12.6
787, 314,488
699 593,910
+
12.5
21,289,193
17,547,510
1.2
2,837, 877,011
2,644 954,662
"4
7.3
60,302,953
870 395,588
4-4
and for week ended Jan. 14 for 4 years:
1959
1960
91 645,956
198 156,307
1.4
4.0
-Week Ended Jan. 14-
Inc.or
131 853,151
*
96 324,173
+
+
years
Month of December-———
1960
—
+11.6
.
120,326,919,291
for each city for the month of December and since Jan. 1 for 2
—
7.8
113,880,557,240
133 278,374,176
Months——_
Dec. %
'
185,240,050,444
374,648,014,000
125,321,839,407
—
68,754,655
188,745,268,450
6.2
562,768,564,338
—
Inc. or
71,029,938
6.1
124,595,008,463
December
8,016,130
2.7
7.0
+
12
4.0
•+
+
108,575,118,923
108 820,918,372
November
4th
,
1,036,555,893,070
1
;
October
Total
1.0
+
374,983,213,211
Quarter-—
Months
Total
—
127.534.629,712
___—
Total
-
+
—
122,963,654,434
128,379,323,549
___
September.
4*
353,626,686,761
733,837,705,161
+
121,566,155,567
June
■
'
113,520,659,319
_j—.
May
17,326,952
:+
'
—
3.0
+
62,109 ,523,852
125,871,839,970
1st
60,285,927,779
0.9
March
Total
Inc. of
Dec. %
$
7.7
—
118,605,569,310
February
April
~
1959
Dec. c/o
-$
A
New York
1960
Inc. or
1959
117,496,415,092
January
Total 3rd
255,761,576 '
years as
Clearings, Total All-
—
252,817,668
the
$
18,007,391
►
covers
1960
Month—
7,160
7,378
1,160,407
y 97.748
39,422,996,130
"
175 cities
following compilation
7,149
7,059
6,574
:
79,388,928,669
'
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
10,344
1—7.893
New
61,842,242,054
57,135, 692,518
+-; 1.7
—
795 ,641,141
:
1,937,825
1,945~045
16.4
14,240,181
12,413,921
+32.4
45,197,834
42,110,954
+
15,073,528
1
28,470,108
26,541,671
+-
26,808,926
23,563,976
22,274,300
23,411,000
—
4.9
264 939,200
301 891,300
188,199,600
205,656,300
8.5
2,114 031,600
2,020 .329,300
+
4.6
45,390,833
+
9.9
36,667,600
17,982,755
2.1
192 877,483
179 ,376,474
+
7.5
4,022,997
+
0.1
3.485,285
3,271,438
—r
4J,318,300
4,022,133
34,317A 00
—
17,598,336
J
Hampshire—Manchester
81,647,615,567
18
—
38,234,998
4,214,905,745
4,561,018,980
—'7.6
50,401 ,277,600
48,619,312,576
+
3.7
•1,016,382,059
961,841,897
+
5.7
877,822,519
848,296,157
—104,080,893
Waterbury
Rhode Island—Providence
114 cities)
:
3,697,674,796
77,443,256
"
__A
83,048,921,149
11
The
$
79,246,547
■
_
Connecticut—Hartford
61,903,942,999
"
753,411,863,983
—
Dallas
10,477
12,481
10,018
17.892,256
."
1957
44,224,872,307
44,320 146,300-
14
Minneapolis
18,902
7,291,999
—
691,870,329,750
61,461,166,227
3.7
7
—
Louis
Kansas
763,381,560,958
+
16
Chicago
10th
Twelve Months
1958
16
31
-
,
St.
the 12 months for four years:
or
8
—:——
7th
"
"
15
—
5th Richmond
6th Atlanta
50,401,277,600
*0
—
5,449,73?, 100
58,619,133,484
Dec. %
48,619,312,576
14 cities
...
Philadelphia
U
Twelve Months
Inc.
1959
15
ir-i,
-
3rd
Districts in
Twelve Months
$
York
2nd New
+
—
by Federal Reserve
append another table showing clearings
35,729,368
9,994,099
1
Bedford
Total
0.5%
District
7
1959
17,339,427
Holyoke
New
"
8
3.365,583,635
Portland
New
but in the Dallas
by 2.2% and in
by 3.0%.
by
are
totals
Reserve
10,448,536,049
3,320,037,486
detailed statement showing the figures
A
Massachusetts—Boston
Worcester
the
1957
623,611
•52,893
59,231
33,417
14,430
$
New
1959
4,561, 018,980
71,485, 985,463
"
15
Total
22,400
19,323
20,839
18,785
First Federal Reserve District—BostonMaine—Bangor
19.414,361
Fall
larger
are
11,064 ,951,061
132,225 120,344 115,449 1,492,016 1,403,369 1,292,597 1,258,155
66,587
63,370
58,619
753,411
734,907
668,986
676,705
at—
Lowell
totals
District
*3.7
Jan. 1 to Dec. 31
Clearings
but
11,703 ,711,905
12th San
15,988
7,920
133,278
63,903
decline
11,271 ,778,678
11th
Dec.
20,114
7,215
8^917
9,761
the
Reserve
1960
559,946,890
1958
668,461
-
"123,517 122,269 111,027 106,752 1,380,220 1,294,920
Total
All...
Outside NYC
-
633
759
•
657
688
Milwaukee
Nashville Y.
Tot. 31 Cities
::
'
....
a
District of 2.1%
DECEMBER
1959
664
5,145
3,161
3,073
3,070
2,637
2,065.
2,148
994
976
994
1,188
Omaha
5,596
3,175
3,361
3,464
2,625
2,371
2,066
2,229
1,791
2,091
1,834
-1,896
1,727
1,390
1,128
1.346
1,231
...
Birmingham
IN
1960
846
924
Jacksonville.
Portland
Louis Reserve
St.
"
-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31—
634
..
Baltimore .'.
Cincinnati
.
2,152
1,855
2,106
1,941
1,939
1,730
1,435
1,122
1,060
1,249
1,911
1,951
1,688
1,349
1,140
1,054
1,202
...
Richmond
CITIES
819
Minneapolis.
5,069
2,125
2,159
1,810
2,136
City
Atlanta
LEADING
738,604
56,716
66,651
39,101
40,759
39,787
32,364
27,811
23,913
24,967
21,138
25,129
21,887
22,993
20,423
16,213
13,031
11,238
14,251
11,264
14,811
12,112
14,267
9,328
11,201
9,506
8,894
1,875
St.! Louis...
Houston
FOR
1957
-
the
Minneapolis Reserve District has to its credit an
improvement of 1.5%, In the Kansas City Reserve Dis¬
4,214, 905,745
Federal Reserve Districts
clearings for leading cities for the
56,830
4,612
.
The Chicago Reserve District suffers
and
the
Twelve Months
166,668,141
1958
.
Pittsburgh
falling off of 8.8%, in the Richmond Re¬
a
31
We
54,468,183
766,693,818
3,365
11,885,802,228
6,594 166,238
Total
48,216,568
193,787,509
3,534
2,572
2,*29 *
24,955,281,821
''
12,691,682,732
-
•
393,278,749
63,983,390
74,365,770
56,974
.....
A
,2.8
126,543,995
64,558,364
t
54,430,640
1959
Fran...
:
District of 2.1% and in the Atlanta Reserve District
serve
totals reg¬
36,872,530
62,002,284
77,354,585
65,637
5,151
5,964
3.345
3,697
3,569
2,889
2,492
....
Boston
show
■
7,145 762,936
1st
1960
....
Detroit
26,617,980,296
0.5
6,943 086,377
,8th
*
4,653
5,638
3,207
1,299,294,183
26,337,810,855
there
41,409,195
69,374
Yolk..
602,877,142
1,431,891,411
"
48,262,270
57,518,442
CLEARINGS
Philadelphia.
Chicago
670,061,506
2.1
16
266,734,754
62,373,056
-Month of December-
Omicted)
New
725,807,691
2.9
—
Atlanta
Outside
of December and the 12 months ended
in each of the last four
years is shown below:
1000,000
-
—
682,913,794
$
15
145.347,090
month
BANK
A
44,478,864
211,206,988
+
course
2.5
—
1,576,888,327
14 cities
10
8th
The
1,697,436,148
,
9.8
the
5th Richmond
52,558,561
64,351,283
.
69,496,464
1A--
780,912,222
1,373,471,949
•
+
of
4th Cleveland
San
297,846,276
Quarter..
Year
1,834,257,987
+
of clearings
Philadelphia
3rd
12th
51,051,873
December
1,454,438,389
0.4
789,283,502
the clearings for the
Dallas
70,889,423
.
2.2
29,615,584,734
cities
month
York
2nd New
Kansas
572,906,309
:
_A___
+
—
663,086,250
of
summary
•
9th
442,703,739
Months__
October
Full
Boston
11th
60,853,990
November
842,308,029
Month of December—
10th
53,870,465
Quarter.«
1,124,066,202
1,469,202,597
0.6
723,151,103
Federal Reserve Districts
35,651,568
V 65,349,933
September
13,591,256,824
1,224,105,400
831,000,299
Philadelphia Reserve
In the Cleveland Reserve District the
District of 9.7%.
48,160,955
392,831,921
Months
14.425,278,516
-
7th Chicago
202,650,982
___________
$
848,296,157
1,507,865,828
13,297,776,404
7.6%
of
loss
37,575,141
76,532,865
August
1958
$
877,822,519
A;
7.4
1,543,660,715
a
121,387,664
68,826,830
July
1959 ia
A
II
hut in the Boston Reserve District the
46,675,236
_
Quarter
in
falling off of 2.9%
Reserve District of 2.1%.
<<
ister
136,744,324
U._A
Second
City-
but
809,838,765
-108
entire
the
82,449,890
57,291,287
8.1%
853,397,145
City.
aggregate
231,496,751
May
June
a
of
794,376,541
10
furnish
of
65,715,223
April
increase
an
Kansas
+
1,899,912,395
clearings houses of 0.8%,
having been $133,278,374,176 and the 1959 aggregate of $132,225,082,668. In the
New York Reserve District the totals record a gain of
1957
65,793,447
In
II
9
-
December.
of
190,180,939
Quarter..
is
1.6
+
—
-
1,583,253,401
1,891,572,114
.
7
:
6
1960
6th
60,533,354
"First
the
9.8%.
it
4
__
also
crease
-Number of Shares-
March
District
of
+ 23.7
1,210,419,436
1,618,295,563
City
New
We
The volume of transactions in share
properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the 12 months of 1957
to 1960 is indicated in the
following:
February
Reserve
5.7
+
1,616,573,858
Francisco___
month
the
1959
49,871,356
St.
Louis
'/<,
Dec.
1,229,947,224
Dallas
12,000
83,253,414
the
Reserve
Inc. or
1,497,259,581
Minneapolis
Kansas
$130,175,500 $155,742,000 $1,346,419,750 $1,585,724,200
63,932,362
and
Minneapolis
8.6
820,296,279
January
0.4%
Francisco
$
0.1
+
'1958
Re¬
but in the Richmond Reserve
the
there
1960
7
St. Louis
*9th
12th
9.0
68,619i60o
1959
Boston
CLEARINGS
11
-
__
..
10th
4,500
1960
District
in the San
and
in the
larger by 0.6% and in the Atlanta
are
the Dallas Reserve District there is
1960
Total
In
and
961,841,897
Atlanta.
8 th
+ 11.4
+
75,905,650
5,309,000
of 23.7%,
improvement
H
6th
0.3
$1,270,509,600 $1,517,076 600
A
AAV'______
16,000
Y;-A"
2.5%
1,016,382,059
cities
5.4%
Bank.,
in
in the Philadelphia Reserve
the Cleveland Reserve District the
decline of
a
$
5th
Bonds—
Railroad
Districts
District by 2.2%. The Chicago Reserve District
registers
1961
Federal Reserve Districts
3rd
Twelve Months
1959
Reserve
of
gain of 24.5%. We group the
a
Week Ended Jan. 14—
New
monthly detailed statement of transactions
Stock Exchange is appended.
Results
1960
1.6%.
Reserve
having registered
Reserve
and
smaller by 7.4%
District the totals
week in 1960. Outside this city there
of 0.5%, the bank clearings at this
increase
an
Federal
expansion
an
an
4th
1,120,117,962
Month of December
of
are
records
2nd
New York
Stocks—
totals
same
Boston
for December and the 12 months of 1960 and 1959 follow:
Description—
District
the week
increase
District of 5.7%
810,855 in the
Outside
usual
the
—
show
serve
of
5.7
+
—
$29,962,558,916 $27,584,163,966
totals
give the final
an
the
to
and from this it appears that in
the New York Reserve District
(including this city) the
District
1.1
$28,841,334,203 $26,464,046,004
week
for
was
according
which they are located
12.4%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $29,615,584,734 against $26,337,-
lst
Estimated.
Our
on
citie s
able to
are
Total
all
Total
cities
by
statement, however, which
complete results of the week previous
ended
—15.6
5,600,589,800
:
covered
has to be estimated.
cases
detailed
present further below
and
6.6
—
$23,235,210,638 $20,863,456,204
week
Accordingly, in the above, the
press.
7th
Other
the
issue of next week. We
our
0.1
+
746,913,829
395,022,325
for
in
2.4
—
498,409,642
*700,000,000
Cleveland
details
appear
day of the week in all
In
we
7.7
—
839,547,262
420,479,048
Pittsburgh
47
:■% '
—
533,658,419
459,100,000
.__
of
+ 18.4
1,227,000,000
855,677,867
566,889,501
City
Louis
St.
;
834,986,462
__
Kansas
I960
1,133,000,000
__
Boston
last
center
$16,465,458,542 $13,910,380,568
1,392,443,379
1,392,646,292
exact
lurnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
time
was
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
and
foregoing will
cannot
At
gain for the week ending Friday of
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
18.4%.
Complete
the
clearings will
corresponding
totals
against $27,584,163,966 for
(419)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
will
Preliminary figures compiled by
ago.
Financial Chronicle
^
-
—4.6
109,083,043
*•
1,303, 023,272
1,284 584 668
+
1.4
7.3
—12.2
,
43
(420)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31-
I960
Clearings
at—
-Month of December-
1959
I
Inc.
or
1960
D&-*
$
Monday, January 23, 1961
.
.
-Week Ended Jan. 14
1959
$
.
Inc.
$
1960
1959
Inc. or
$
Dec. %
1957
1958
$
or
Dec. %
$
$
Second Federal Reserve District—New Yerk—
301,915,970
664,654,709
13,553,484
Buffalo
Elmira
)
314,367,672
634,267,099
York—Albany
New
13,884,941
4.0
-
3,165,025,775
2,671,402,818
+ 18.5
74,313,150
59,040,245
80,676,175
87,707,398
4.6
-
7,809,980,420
7,429,111,744
+
5.1
152,804,535
155,870,095
153,562,834
154,254,668
+
2.1
2,956,879
3,156,876
4,103,295
+
8.2
4,553,224
4,281,138
3,651,809
3,103,077
3,220,112
13,926,297,564
13,069,479,593
2.4
-
160,564,673
157,221,841
16,325,665
15,849,069
+
3.0
202,423,138
187,143,563
York
69,374,963,161
65,637,433,266
+
5.7
738,604,276,435
Rochester
229,947,116
228,082,527
123,388,560
,124,175,522
—.
Jamestown
New
5
*.
,
^Syracuse
.
——
30.485,113
Utlca
>
Connecticut—Stamford
:New Jersey—Newark
tfv
"•Total
■
.
1
.1
28,811,076
..
(a)
'
1
71,485,985,463
—
1,556,461,586
5.8
355,598,789
(a)
>.
+ 10.5
2,475,562,010
+
+
" 55,345,861
.5.3
+
73
•5.7
V -67,841,005,568
-
+
y-
-
:
35,594,561
33,928,287
,
46,294,151
28,958,764
.27,"186,430
•
.(&)
V
4,086,092,328
3,984,381,383
4,792,137,387
691,870,329,750
i
(a)
•
■
'-83,810,664
•
4,683,011,445
763,381,560,958
5.4
47,999,986
32,905,777.
3.8
:
(a)
374,772,915
13,111,358,074
54,132,056
16,317,808.330
7.0
1,478,681,905
L
'
2.3
110,655,551
+10.3
16,836,176,481
13,606,923,780
5.6
6.3
95,048,058
+
23.7
80,811,002
90,241,629
81,033,018
+
104,091,166
,
a)-
+
79,399,569-;,
:
;
14,425,278,516,
13,591,256,824
! '
."
.
+
668,461,256,156
2,649,000,427
438,973,871
.
413,772.678
(10 cities)-——
■
>
347,366.617
—
Northern New Jersey
:
,*
0.8
0.6
+
-
.;
7;
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia•
Pennsylvania—Altoona
>
t'M
■■■ ■■■
Harrisburg
/
•"
:,
..
,f
8,194,809
."
:i
+ 22.6
8,963,931
79,733,219
11,112,336
—
8.6
100,489,990
94,962,651
94,881,664
'.■•H'. +
+
7.8
52,204,347
—11.8
557,768,687
526,366,667
22,722,750
—10.5
258,527,125
252,018,766
8,187,532
7,644,924
mm
4,653,000,000
5,151,000,000
m
r-rmimwnrmmrn
25,815,169
23,797,428
30.121,221
33,271,715
■
Scranton
„rrj.
+
7.1
—
98,988,908
252,301,558
9.5
383,028,625
;
■'
9.7 '
.
384,156,866
.
'
Wilkes-Barre
'
•
York
■■■
"
t'-iu,r'r
-'l-.'- '
Du Bois
M
<a)
qj
31,223,570
nil
ji
28,496,607
1
1,991,463
1.0
5,250,453
5,186,304
~2~7
i,i47~,booTooa
4.8
5,381,605
1,051,000,000
4,477,579
2.5
7,692,392
7,097,419
3,822,758
5.8
'8,201,392
8,470,425
25,406,000
19,107,347
7,357,976
^
(a)
...'J
4.5
—
-v
+
—
+
3,981,569
Y
8,689,402
9,229,031
—13.7
96,455,548
92,341,835
+
129,986,786
—12.2
1,345,608,360
1,328,798,350
+
1.3
,26,911.927
69,420,313
+ 10.7
865,103,291
829,214,586
+
4.3
a':, 14,054,577
15,540,203
5i042.409.516
5,582,655,269
9.7
61,461,166,227
61,903,942,999
0.7
1,229,947,224
—
30,373,721
76,834,640
1,210,419,436
—
2,070,199
5,110,657
6,281,927
7,542,960
■)
VVv--
1,752,771
1,804,510
2,629,782
—
1,126",0007000
5,977,512
28,272,990
+
*!
0.8
4.5
ZYe
+
1.6
13,581,009
19,089,937
1,224,105,400
1,124,066,202
Fourth Federal Reserve District—-Clevelaud—
t
Ohio—Canton
56,484,216
58,973,109
Cincinnati
>
1,349,202,881
2,572,461,956
2,889,049,558
346,818,300
313,674,400
18,258,090
19,871,536
7,608,217
7,766,150
Columbus
>}
"Hamilton
Lorain
0
-
Mansfield
if
—
1,435,521,619
Cleveland
54,287,270
;
Youngstown
•;
65,367,386
Newark
Toledo
750,645,224
714,956,449
6.0
16,213,720,175
+ 10.6
3,791,107,200 '
8.1
3,507,905,000 ".
91,006,111
+
706,893,219
707,983,752
4.7
767,524,721
763,851,095
0.6
607,491,935
617,229,515
•170,312,577
0.9
2,087,536,922
2,125,920,810
—11.8
23,913,706,420
43,333,603
—11.3
V
Oil
29,769,684
31,843,636
—
6,713.203,573
—
7,361,585,645
619,269,475
71,449,600
65,852,600
666,325,924
72,887,600
8.6
—
62,158,710
300,339,425
594,606,894
620,458,148
2.8
98,656,535
14,659,952
318,097,066
75,991,000
;i'.i
13.888,598
15,391,907
330,187,848
,
320,897,770
;
8.1
+
—
20,752,849
16,158,848
v
2-5
235,553,646
38,417,585
19,313,775
aA
—14.6
"
50,301,256
60,397,483
5.0
+
242,147,028
168,840-,270
Kentucky—Lexington
West Virginia—Wheeling
•
2.0
—
1,875,976,460
City
+'
'
31,567,109,364
Erie
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
i"
:
15,988,751,807
32,364,009,197
—
-
63,543,090
68,562,742
.
*50,000,000
4.2
—11.0
—
—
—
6.5
-
:
1,987,808,527
2.8
429,059,497
421,941,493
6.9
244,154,027
242,066,722
8.8
83,048,921,149
17,128,475
13,067,273
11,022,403
14,177,709
14,828,318
—12.9
457,144,753
468,664.359
7.4
1,507,865,828
1,469,202,597
14,199,244
14,297,606
,
5.0
+
•.
:
:.
0.4
—
:481,470,060
316,344,241
333.651,247
13,435,648
0.5
+
1.6
24,003,637,785
.498,617,802
•
0.2
—
■
■
.
1,156,000,000
0.3
114,090,986
cities)
(15
1.8
0.9
—
,
388,148,189
2,047,600
-
:-r
+15.2
8,820,576
Jersey—Trenton
Total
370,720,468
5,368,439
+- 8.9
—
213,030,045 '
—13.4
5,313^284
\
7,615,590
Delaware—Wilmington
New
"
—10.1
'—12.2
2,961,1301*
6.0
2.6
—17.2
,
1,459,183
1,977,085
—
_
-r
36,071,243
1,311,655
2,013,539
^
Hazelton
19,586,687
"
.
1,866,257
*2,600,000
,
:
57,204,000,000
274,843,048
;
85,898,774
56,716,000,000
8.5
(b) 157,230,230
+
—
+
+
,:
,
V
1,545,907
o.i
124,022,719
46,031,202
Lebanon
Philadelphia
Reading
^—20.7
-
133,699,460
20,335,610
—_
—
'•>+
;
'
6,075,148
*11,500,000
--r-r
■y'■■m
Lancaster
VV'""' ',:'i ' "z;'
1
•-
..
7,445,648 "V
—
Betnlehem
Chester
'
500,452,860
436,020,561^;:'
3.6
+
_
——
+ : 5.5
81,647,615,567
.
/ '-n'
+
1.7
.V:
+
0.9
+
1.7
—
—
—
—
h'
Total
h
(15 cities)
—
1,497,259,581
;
1,616,573,858
—
I
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
27,010,432
South
Columbia
—
,41,420,307
45,856,385
90,674,039
Frederick
,
Total
;w
8,471,739
3,705,272,117
+
3,784,241,325
(8
cities)
,,
+ 10.5
12,728,268,102
—
657,660,083
—
272,526,552
1,144,341,000
13,031,732,434
—
7,467,370
611,395,111
—
301,141,768
1,120,519,000
1.7
+
1,730,588,284
Columbia—Washington
of
5.9
—10.2
87,693.911
1,688,910,831
—
Maryland—Baltimore
+
107,441,000
1,122,036,844
Carolina—Charleston
District
25,497,448
96,534,000
1,140,855,658
Richmond
9.7
481,329,130
1,083,291,916
20,423,684,320
20,114,297,993
+ 13.5
94,621,150
7,215,683,705
7,261,285,703
2,1
43,752,003,423
43,077,489,893
—
249,682,170
10,126,381
4,736,752
5,636,494
23,536,000
25,422,634
4.7
244.855.896
199,197,465
+
11,277,658
397,285,991
6.7
—13.3
402,448,726
—10.2
10,162.009
9,342,705
1.3
397,323,975
385,251,556
+ 11.0
1.5
+
89,433,809
7.0
—
+
27,193,000
261,436,448
2.1
—
975,882,899
2.4
6,198,071
23,573,000
2.4
.+
491,433,835
3.4
6,614,203
2.1
—
5.8
+
-j,
,
:
t.
—
.
—
0.6
+
162,556,273
158,849,438
+
2.3
160,793,655
156,961,110
1.6
—
861,592,296
855,649,063
+
0.6
842,308,029
780,912,222
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxville
Nashville
153,876,996
1
182,667,868
688,618,026
Georgia—Atlanta
699,803,273
1,951,500,000
——
1,939,400,000
Augusta
36,004,913
,
-
135,256,626
;
Columbus
28,184,493
30,997,937
Macon
25,506,631
32,510,353
1.231,484,019
1,346,352.206
187,892,351
190,635,399
1,188,662,833
1,180,757,897
Florida—Jacksonville
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham
Mobile
70,288,298
78,892,122
Montgomery
39,358,977
36,886,521
39,688,000
37,186,000
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
Jackson
•
84,310,730
11,755,006
„
Meridian
O
.
"
Vicksburg
88,455,872
11,658,107
3,821,922
Louisiana—New
Orleans
•
1,202,133,182
4,356,327
1,249,946,428
—15.8
•v
;
1,755,367,220
1,755,857,552
—
1.6
7,920,388,574
7,661,523,398
+
0.6
22,993,200,000
+
2.1
21,855,500,000
410,587,323
0.1
+
+
■7
40,175,588 '
38,814,166
+
3.5
159,671,044
156,331,551
+
2.1
145,513,406
135,631,348
453,100,000
439,100,000
3.2
422,900,000
442,100,000
6,646,242
•
3.4
5.2
;
,
379,144,451 'i\ 7i-1 '■ +
.+
329,737,849
8.3
332,688,736
—21.5
339,901,033
352,653,994
3.6
6,748.056
8.5
14,811,316,864
14,773,607,653
0.3
340,170,977:;,*
1.4
1,961,976,857
1,764,801,807
0.7
14,267,023,591
13,199,898,043
—
—
—
+
9.1
■
■'-7
•
9,022,300
0.9
+
8.1
1.5
343,015,066
21,435,120
+
8,059,752
7,7577533
7,2977905
0.8
317,149,587
308,295,416
6.7
260,6087909
204,9547420
+ 13.0
7
21,803,105
16,724,973
—
...
..
:
3.4
+
5.7
+
840,551,196 V" ;•
6.7
443,069,876
428,410,129
+
6.7
452,147,000
427,801,000
4.7
'7
■
3.1"
948,304,566
920,064,865
0.8
140,378,327
138,498,829
+
41,695,088
41,355,965
+
14,151,784,891
12,436,305,395
297,626,275
.-v
+
18,971,565
7
——■
0.8
3.8
:.
"
1.4
—12.3
—
8,099,345
317,509,204
+
+
853,349,453
+
+
3.0
16.7
+
J," i
+ 11.2
—10.9
—
8,763,344
30,332,230
39,123,628
■''
■:-'
v
-
'
953,302
920,758
•269,509,972
271,611,331
5.8
1,618,295,563
1,583,253,401
7.7
,4,233,931
4,718,644
22,6467744
21,995,298
+
15,8777244
14,387,466
16,089,380
16,153,694
*
+13.8
.
r
+
•'
.
.■
-
.
•
3.5
V. 947,158
0.8
230,575.311
220,674,267
2.2
1,454,438,389
,1,373,471,949
—10.3
3,543,626
4,985,036
3.0
20,8247858
25,100~280
+~1O74
13", 5067955
11,6247069
+
-
.
765,148
,
Total
(16 cities)
6,943,086,377
Seventh Federal Reserve
;
16,646,799
16,568,514
3,207,831,000
-Detroit
+
3,345,798,000
Flint
%
47,198,913 •-
Grand
—
2.8
81,823,179,399
77,305,712,126
..+
+
Rapids
:
41,625,913
84,458,466
.88,755,644
0.5
188,747,401
175,264,401
4.1
39,101,854,000
37,148,096,000
+
5.3
+•13.4
549,786,781
535,913,741
+
2.6
4.8
1,033,528,201
986,295,479
+ '4.8
+
—
—
Jackson
17,355,453
18,719,887
7.3
223,665,879
Lansing
Muskegon
)*
59,242,819
52,484,707
+ 12.9
641,021,288
23,536,987
22,844,157
+
3.0
267,618,759
253,459,901
8,583,027
15,059,663
+ 43.0
165,868,934
175,969,203
—
769,020,634
+
Bay
:
i
City
idiana—Fort Wayne
1 67,727,830
65,907,738
124,376,174
a
JBend
Terre
Haute
+
—
2.8
216,769,416
822,506,443
5.1
"
1,598,833,454
0.5
5,069,696,932
+
3.2
603,042,087
■
+
,6.3
+
5.6
5.7
7.0
1,483,796,616
1.1
7.4
596,640,665
585,503,775
270,873,447
260,637,713
616,538,706
585,349,272
5.3
8,917,322,794
8,194,472,561
Iowa—Cedar
Rapids
8,894,104
+
3.3
111,472,647
101,453,157
11,514,094
+
4.3
145,061,667
138,929,804
2,102,780
+
3.5
25,587,748
24,847,836
+ 14.4
51,418,857
49,245,492
5.3
0.3
37,663,781
Ames
;
*90,609,000
+ 12.2
11,485,863
10,725.052
0.6
4,961,585
4,082,079
3.5
156,675,510
146,4957278
—
■>!
-
—
181,"3347272
187,682,929
+
9.9
37,430,449
+
0.6
470,888,961
447,323,580
257,521,697
+
5.4
3,082,090,371
3,051,813,407
1.0
100,505,524
City
13,0537156
-
4.4
—
271,463,949
Moines
5,406,094
?
102,030,000
3.0
4,023,040
11,164,229
i5,375,758
r.'jJ.
+~5~6
4.4
2,177,314
;
+
12,013,939
.
Watertown
757,231,917
4,603,259
Sheboygan
+
14~,7927498
0.4
••
96,~8~3~4~o66
12,531,704
8.8
51,311,990
—
L
102,308,000
3.9
1.4
+
1.9
5.1
24,275,198
9483,479
Manitowoc
'
7.8
5,015,460,520
759,716,646
Oshkosh
90,284,566
+ 11.3
1,057,925,399
0.2
—17.7
1,056,318,289
56,237,830
10,597,016
8,624,942
9,083,289
8.044,000
65,966,861
59,257,392
59,268,536
52,394,561
25,606,441
,
20,019,640
22,982,430
17,996.370
1,938,525
1,359,054,556
1,264,356,418
9,807,743
7,158,750
4,404,110
Decatur
.'
Peoria
.
Rockford
2.3
206,231,390
193,156,827
6.8
+
3,1
91,016,045
92,291,825
1.4
2,390,546
1,715,024
5,964,396,836
5.5
66,651,600,105
65,429,141,638
1.9
1,364,515,217
1,408,309,824
34,925,765
.
5.3
+
7,582,270
5,638,661,217
Chicago
53,385,021
17,793,947
7,818,233
Bloomington
5,352,902
18,211,479
•Illinois—Aurora
33,321,966
4.8
424,794,966
410,198,476
3.6
11,134,751
8,540,198
78,235,097
78,540,556
0.4
•892,734,662
906,116,102
1.5
20,282,047
-19,663,111
+ 15.3
21,920,455
714,840.380
18,372,902
650,560,398
9.9
14,248,294
13,813,302
1.3
13,153,232
398,347,576
399,499,457
0.3
10,085,251
12,820,746
7,975,265
+
5.1
9,228,326
44,353,330
7,909,038
41,182,142
7.7
—
3.7
134,487,498,508
130,036,121,880
3.4
1,891,572,114
1,899,912,395
0.4
1,834,257,987
1,697,436,148
2.4
21,138,860,504
3.4
423,800.000
403,100,000
5.1
4.4
410,600,000
393,700,000
276,867,499
251,077,672
—17.5
45,353,982
47,461,473
—22.4
232,600,656
6.1
164,297,785
67,951,431
L
Springfield
Sterling
Total
51,575,866
,
+
—
~
52,055,387
Milwaukee
i
47,759,719
—
23,038,748
_
Sioux
404,246,540
<
.Wisconsin-—Madison
Des
131,075,274
406,145,125
ndianapolis
South
+
District—Chicage—
Michigan—Ann Arbor
i
7,145,762,936
58,922,217
34,459,571
34,907,354
3,827,437
(31
11,271,778,678
cities)—
3,642,119
11,703,711*905
—
+
—
—
+
.
•+.
1,659,413
JEighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
A
Cape
Louis
Girardeau
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville
-Quincy
Total
—
(7 cities)
Y
i
t
___
1,810,915,367
1,855,943.438
24,027 344
23,016,007
3,961,536
4,802,536
1,054,222,101
819,302,806
1,060,359,336
3,451 106
3,516,766
846,946,492
14,777,004
15,196,166
3,730,657,264
3,809,780,741
—
+
—
0.6
*
20,443,240,888
+
+ 10.3
—
"•
.
+
1
4.4
11,238,376,273
11,074,718,722
+
1.5
185,097,586
—52.2
8,894,942,473
8,536,290,554
+
4.2
196,931,320
1.9
41,451,551
41,329,086
+
0.3
—
—.
*
■
2.8
177,663,766
170,833,496
+
4.0
41,813,516,048
40,564,951,891
+
3.1
809,838,765
"
238,577,195
185,692,379
4,009,859
2.1
•'
3,630,425
+
+ 10.2
3,292,450
2.5
810,790,891
••
217,783,793
152,439,889
2~,94l7305
1
—
,.
-
831,000,299
—
766,864,987
Volume
193
Number 6023
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31-
at—
Clearings
I960
-
Ninth Federal Reserve
-Month of December-
1959
Inc. or
$
40,073,972
Minneapolis
40
,409,769
2,136,167,755
831,846,186
Winona
17 ,661,861
817 ,290,333
6,455,248
Fergus Falls
6 ,716,454
3,034,285
3 ,196,542
48,559,970
53 ,329,346
10 ,078,000
Paul
—_
North Dakota—Fargo
Forks
Grand
9,917,000
Minot
11,251,670
Dakota—Aberdeen
South
11
19,334,409
Sioux Falls
.
or
1958
1957
$
$
450,761,547
+
1.4
8,477,592
8,224,245
10,592,561
2.0
541,551,325
7,587,091
488,616,547
+ 11.7
+
+ 10.8
501,859,394
448,003,361
198,996,625
9,252,443,853
+
4.9
201,055^276
184,8157452
+
8.8
187,125~027
174,4237594
1^7337364
13,139,024
3.1
13^907^945
1279107805
5,0137897
4,4977962
+ 11.5
5,14l7696
5,603/489
V
Hastings
■
+
2.7
64,899,325
59,744,349
+
8.6
36,337,168
32,946,679
+ 10.3
8.9
—
590,233,993
604,500,408
1.6
113,979,000
105,820,000
+
7.7
3.3
—
,636,899
9,506,223,077
3.9
5.1
—
143,275,047
136,844,991
+
4.7
211,666,007
588,483,595
226,358,254
62,352,326
59,683,230
+
368,784,286
292,923,220
390,974,567
280,713,697
+
4.3
826,331,776
807,220,040
+
2.4
+
2.0
—
1.0
,998,416
+
5.1
,810,261
+ 39.1
—12.9
3
.4-
,438,423
,
1.7
t-
2.4
6.5
610,045,193
—16.9
31,539,595
38,632,411,544
64,347,334
64,975,742
3.5
8,~60~47250
8,340T407
16,9407837
16,1547620:
5.7
37,891,692,404
+
—
4.5
31,994,311
1.5
3,274,809,350
3.2
8,5277S05
7.324,441
+~ 479
16,357^253
16,910468
9.8
741,143,365
675,795,719
+
1.4
794,376,541
723,151,103
+
City-
.V
'
6,201,134
—
9.9
\
• v>.
i
,
+15.0
72 ,937.923
.
-5,585,715
"
v
1.8
+
—
5.8
2,858,322
Tenth Federal Reserve Districts-Kansas
'
'
r-
'
1,488,268
+ 17.9
1,262,185
1,227,667
916,141
■
1,280,188
.1,052,086
+ 21.7
'970,463
991,593
—17.7
11,274,596
13,376,817
—15.7
14,902,248
11,306,248
1.3
205,730,912
175,899,664
+ 17.0
194,470,291
179,217,007
.___
Lincoln
46,626,343
5i7iYi7i6i
830,797,211
814,255,540
5,366,829
__—______
5,203,741
,
______
Kansas—Manhattan
Parsons
2,263,133
Missouri—Joplin
Kansas
616,861,042
+
2.0
9,328,794,805
9,211,875,771
+
157,899,017
507,621,237
3.1
58,996,576
65,448,575
46,721,273
'_
—I—
.•
—13.9
1,961,729
68,011,299
142,396,158
Topeka
Wichita
21,883,840
+
8.4
631,053,259
450,555,390
+
39.8
9.8
1,669,378,138
1,788,735,527
—12.0
71,621,254
73,561,480
6,461,005
2,152,548,698
0.3
24,967,582,728
72,143,545
—13.0
687,247,261
3,094,305
+ 31.4
31,682,361
31,370,844
317,267,300
324,366,970
2.2
3,610,212,438
3,660,865,107
29,345,101
31,664,004
Denver
961,609,610
942,394,717
4,641,451,834
4,619,086,882
Springs
____:
(14 cities)
+
—
,YO2~ 516
9,602,170
36,675,634
0.9
555,652^834
527,527^524
—14.1
800,186,423
4,066,862
Carthage
:i
36,054,457
16,380,840
17,373,262
8,232,534
6,514,160
853,397,145
789,283,502
6.7
—
25,181,805,393
62,776,071
St. Joseph
9.9
23,727.351
+ 45.6
5,686,236
Oklahoma—Tulsa
Colorado—Colorado
+
—
+ 15.4
—
2,159,653,966
___.
City-
Total
Inc.
Dec. *
24,642,644,660
—
24 ,027,633
<
3,322,729,786
__—
Nebraska—Fremont
Omaha
$
457,299,952
4
74,149,958
,•
...
(16 Cities)
1959
*
208,765,166
47
27,623,324
______
Total
1960
25,129,318,011
36 ,260,974
31,596,465
Falls
Great
or
Dec. %
1.4
+
6,691,203
Helena
Inc.
$
0.8
+
18 ,278,835
.
50,435,565
Huron
Montana—Billings
Lewiston
Week Ended Jan. 14
1959
$
+ 28.7
—
2,106 ,737,681
22,734,454
Rochester
St.
1960
Dec. %
49
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
,0
(421)
—
+
—
17
+ 80.2
9,349,701
8,315,014
1.7
37,886,626
43,495,405
—
2.6
—
5T5
511,861~179
458,5747006
5.7
18,670,826
16,667,733
+ 26.4
8,677,454
6,324,544
8.1
798,016,455
725,807,691
+
—
1.0
1.4
7.3
|
357,666,662
370,684,440
+
2.0
11,201,802,251
10,724,876,454
+
4.4
+
0.5
53,211,733,655
53,063,686,028
+
0.3
—
—
3.5
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
62,010,596
Beaumont
El
294,969,849
31,331,000
1,911,690,214
1,941,628,823
8,041,407
8,248,667
Arthur
Port
-
211,712,421
28,588,000
.___
Houston
Wichita Falls
29,897,972
Texarkana
Total
0.2
749,298,734
743,093,463
9.8
325,695,710
27,811,939,272
27,689,161,911
1.5
3,343,989,218
332,433,000
1.5
21,887,839,289
21,468,922,556
2.5
94,800,110
95,258,865
—18.2
316,183,867
—
5,184,128,781
+
2,380,173,326
—
—
—
4.7
8.8
'
+
—
—
+
—
131,986,191
134,573,347
5.4
726,477,427
747,945,060
2.2
57,971,727,641
15,458,475
17,034,764
562,716,934
579,142,183
4.0
50,156,748
53,584,981
8.2
6,821,000
6,241,200
0.4
57,642,789,176
—
—
+
4, 521,759
;
:
i
r-43.8
91,734,403
94,748,414
5.3
11,264,268,619
11,478,610,987
:• —15.6
323,216,735
325,268,587
—
8,050,477
924, 928,046
_
Yakima
976,413,319
'25, 188,425
—
29,829,445
-
9.3
17,395,986
2.8
568,810,105
6.4
50,830,763
45,749,587
9.3
6,700,000
9,097,000
12,979,170
—
—
-
512,103,899
—
+
0.5
7,382,697
8,302,866
—11.1
8,158,716
8,083,231
2.9
20,550,396
18,607,800
+ 10.4
18,165,936
14,864,255
0.6
663,086,250
2.9
670,061.506
602,877,142
1.9
682,913,794
,
;X
Seattle
—
2.0
;
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
—
2.1
—20.2
396,172,557
3.9
0.8
—12.5
3,276,540,830
305,048,000
—
11,160,248
—
372,308,990
2.5
2,284,675,094
—
68,078,823
5,069,251,717
(11 cities)
+
—
:
36,535,976
10,741,880
64,406,716
Louisiana—Shreveport
•
—
—
290,484,733
201,743,196
Worth
Galveston
+
30,566,640
2,492,510,835
Paso
Ft.
61,870,615
27,558,796
2,429,603,091
Dallas
'
,•
I1,
—
'
3.2
2.3
222,302,884
195,5Q0,497
—
2.1
6,944,128
6,646,551
256,282,164
—
5.6
227,967,577
199,025,910
116,941,397
+
0.1
105,607,167
101,527,943
228,578,576
1.9
233,877,939
0.6
6,852,119
6,998,347
242,008,408
116,970,526
Idaho—Boise
63, 584,391
60,457,022
+
5.2
671,276,374
637,563,150
+
Oregon—Eugene
28, 508,730
26,654,000
+
7.0
307,144,027
273,782,000
12,112,552,973
11,865,537,964
+
+ 12.2
—10.6
■
Portland
994, 594,756
1,113,009,904
City
44, 213,331
V 532, 874,601
548,149,116
Arizona—Phoenix
332, 072,862
320,225,990
+
71, 875,883
114, 491,821
52,709,364
144,898,822
43, 078,458
40,582,408
Utah—Ogden
Salt
Lake
California—Berkeley
Long
Beach
Modesto
:
—
Pasadena
San
+
3.7
3,825,763,634
3,364.232,503
+ 13.7
+ 36.4
674,185,400
643,882,816
—21.0
1,490,584,680
1,670,345,636
6.2
486,653,266
877,739,007
455,916,874
+
+
5.7
4.7
—10.8
+
32,564,755
36,965,856
—11.9
36,265,235
34,298,419
19,064,687
25,675,252
—25.7
23,407,659
25,292,023
6.7
28, 135,366
32,361,342
3,569,568,897
—13.1
326,842,030
352,801,312
0.7
39,787,146,772
38,413,599,488
+
3.6
801,899,641
173, 170,389
165,435,004
1,897,815,068
+
8.7
54,224,685
830,354,769
39,661,643
580,926,078
+
4.3
14,871,667
14,023,758
+
+
9.0
21,326,288
21,406,565
—
809,477,147
79,745,394,497
+
2.9
1,543,660,715
1,576,888,327
1,403,369,018,787
+
6.3
29,615,584,734
735,907,762,631
+
2.5
13,297,776,404
60
833,164
7,357,295,286
133,278,374,176
132,225,082,668
63,903,411,015
4.7
+
80,409,442
7,137,642,106
—
59,081,346
83, 443,725
66,587,649,402
-
Stockton
Outside
5,466,929,937
3,543, 311,316
Barbara
Grand
346,810,002
5,779,339,647
—27.9
Jose
Total
462,176,515
2.8
+
—
95,502,246
I
Francisco
Santa
2.1
+ 33.3
30.2
33,957,142
68, 815,083
Riverside
San
+
5.3
•
+
3.0
+
-
2,062,119,103
605,974,141* "
3.8
-
—17.7
1,067,146,534
—
•
7.4
3.4
740,165,341
+ 36.7
41,388,467
6.0
12,923,593
0.4
14,919,360
14,136,668
2.1
1,431,891,411
1,299,294,183
26,337,810,855
+ 12.4
26,617,980,296
24,955,281,821
13,226,452,781
+
0.5
12,691,682,732
11,885,802,228
,
'
882,426,940
•
(18 cities)—
total
New
(175
cities)-
York
•Estimated.
(a)Clearings operations discontinued.
—
+
are
0.8
—
(b)Clearings
:82,031,144,266-
3.0
4.0
1,492,016,140,418
753,411,863,983'
,
—
—
for nine months only.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522
of the Tariff Act of 1930, the ^Federal Reserve Bank
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
certifies
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
;
V
"
RATES
'
and
Country
CERTIFIED
£>v
Monetary
Unit
BY
FEDERAL
Noon
Buying
Jan.
peso—.
Rate
for
pound
Austria,
schilling
Belgium,
franc
France
India,
Italy,
Japan,
markka
l
deutsche
.0383875
.0383875
.0200687
.0200687
.0200675
1.006510
1.007526
1.006223
.210362
.210350
.210400
.210387
.00311253
.00311253
.00311253
.204037
.204037
.204037
.204037
.239700
.239712
.00311253
.204018
,
.239700
.239700
.208712
.209725
.209775
.209762
2.805940
2.806760
2.807500
2.807340
.00161040
yen
.00161010
.00160940
.00160980
.00160862
.00278600
South
.00278633
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Portugal, escudo
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Jan. 19
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Thursday
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franc.
pound
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Mexico, peso
Spain,
States
1.006500
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new
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Netherlands,
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Jan. 17
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Tuesday
$
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in
TARIFF
UNDER
TREASURY
1.005781
(Metropolitan)
Germany,
TO
Transfers
Jan. 16
2.236462
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, .rupee
Finland,
13
.0120578
Australia,
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Monday
$
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JANUARY 13, 1961 TO JANUARY 19, 1961, INCLUSIVE
Friday
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680,711,345
31,836,353
...
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50 '
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(422)
(In thousands of dollars)
Gold
notes
of
664,946
609,324
413,369
66,205
69,125
19,164,671
697,136
470,233
773,169
48,103
other
17,317,139
48,104
41,838
re¬
serves
R.
974,0^8
notes—
R.
certificate
gold
18,190,643
1,064,48^7
456,914
F.
for
16,252,642
1,062,445
17,208,086
fund
Total
Other
banks—
cash
Discounts
advances
and
ACB?ugahtCe outright
Held
U.
S.
under
repurchase
Government
Bought
agreement
securities:
Certificates
1
;
9,059,743
Notes
Total
Held
bought outright
repurchase agreement
under
9,059,743
12,481,298
-
Bonds
i
2.907,173
-
10,506,993
11,010,298
2,483,771
2,543,071
Decrease
U.
S.
—
securities
26,911,535
27,003,785
25,511,207
securities—
27,025*093
27,121,014
15
15
5,708,931
107,728
and
Loans
Due
from
Cash
foreign
items
Bank
in
317,411
banks
and
collection
of
process
6,513,998
107,731
premises
Other
assets
254,727
—
assets
52,232,310
U.
LIABILITIES—
Reserve
27,956,287
S.
16,707,678
16,252,388
to
557,802
470,362
account
240,658
Other
255,571
215,364
386,936
379,323
17,445,084
19,292,741
5,255,271
4,599,704
Other
327,932
17,717,258
5,061,437
U.
Total
Deferred
deposits
availability
liabilities
&
cash
items
accrued dividends
33,146
31,221
50,260,741
52,124,014
CAPITAL
paid
in__—
413,701
Other
capital
389,085
817,423
817,423
774,808
39,224
Surplus
412,917
24,082
63,035
accounts-
Currency
and
Balances
with
liabilities & capital accounts
52,232,310
51,515,163
2
—
32
—
4
—
3,909
banks
securities—total
New
United
958
+
2,748
+
577
S.
+
765
U.
S.
+ 2,684
U.
S.
64
9
—2,463
United
States
297
United
Transit
5%
preferred
12,055
coin
United
Whelan
assets/liabilities
143,289
—1,370
+
73
+
788
Universal
+ 5,361
Universal
—3,748
106
$3.50
Ratio
to
of
gold
certificate
reserves
deposit and F. R. note liabili¬
ties
combined
221,221
121,505
Demand
U.
S.
deposits
adjusted
Government
61,234
demand
deposits
>
Interbank
38.0ft
37.7ft
;
demand
Domestic
40.7ft
—1,572
banks
1,332
64
—
1,595
Other
•_
33,328
*. +
Redemption Calls and Sinking
From
Fund Notices
will
tion
be
found
preferred
and
including
those
list
a
corporate
stock
common
called
of
called
under
bonds,
for
sinking
notes,
Banks
17
of
t Jan.
loans
valuation
13,
1960
domestic
commercial
individual
Francisco
figures
loan
District),
banks
items
t Jan.
4
deduc¬
figures
revised,
in which the details were
NOTICE
OF
Company and Issue—
Poli-New
England
General
Warner
income
Bros.
Date
Theatres,
5%
bonds
Pictures,
Inc.
due
Name of
Steel Parts
Nov.
15,
lSSS-,.- —_Febv 2
stock-
common
Jan
31
204
_
Stein,
2658
Roe &
Farnham
from
(19c
ordinary
realized
PARTIAL
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
Columbus
6ft
Tire
Georgia
&
Power
Co.
Maracaibo
Electric
-
.
5'/aft
—-Feb
cumul.
pref.
bonds,
5%%
debs,
series
due
Exploration
due
Feb.
1,
1989_
Eastern
Transmission
due
Dec.
1,
10
200
Feb
1
201
Machine
conv.
.
ISSUB
51
due
CALLED
Page
1,
I—Feb
1977
23
198
Brush
Beryllium Co. 5ft conv. subord. debs, due 1974—Mar 17
(A. M.) Byers Co. 7ft cumulative preferred stock—
Feb 20
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.—
Marwell
6%
bonds,
Equipment
1st
6%ft
s,
f.
series
Memphis
1st
income
mtg.
bonds
Gas
Southwest
Bank
1,
1995
Mar.
2607
bonds
dated
dated
Dec.
Sept.
1,
1954
1,
6%
Feb
28
106
Feb
conv.
this
1961-1964
debs,
cumul.
$4
in
Oct.
Inc.
B.)
Stevens
due
preferred
6ft
July 31
1960
stock——
preferred
A
(J.
& Co.
P.)
Class
(quar.)
A
10
202
stock
_Feb
1
Class
Furniture
Stuart
&
(D.
(stock
Clothier,
California
Oil
A.)
Jan
<•
2268
banks
shows
ended
of
the
the
Federal
following
Jan.
11:
of
weekly
Reserve
member
System in leading cities
principal
Decreases
reporting
of
changes
for
the
week
million
in
loans
-
Commercial
$114 million.
and
..
industrial
-.<
loans
i
decreased
net
of
Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchas¬
preferred
1-16
2-
1
1-16
2-
1
1-16
4-
1
3-10
40c
2-
1
2-
1
1-20
30c
3-15
2-17
$1.43%
2-1
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
i
common
1-6
1-10
2-
1
1-24
75c
r_
2-
1
1-24
(1946 ser.)
(quar.)
2-15
2-
$1.25
pfd.
5ft
1-6
1-31
25c
...
10c
50c
...
(quar.)
A
1-20
$12-1
;
(quar.)
Chocolate,
Oil
2-
1
1-21
62'/ac
3-
2
2-15
4
Stock
(quar.)
25c
dividend
2-21
1-31
1%
:
4-
3-10
4
4-14
3-31
40c
7-14
2-1
1-6
6-30
Common
(quar.)
10-16
40c
5-1
9-29
4-7
Common
(quar.)
40c
8-1
4-7
1-24
3-10
Wilson
2-24
3-10
2-24
1-
3
4ft
2-28
2-
1
1.13
3-
5ft
2-
3
E.
Freight,
Inc.,
B
class
Inc.
A
1-31
1-19
2-15
$1
Preferred
common
,1-31
3-
1-31
2-28
2-15
7c
,
4ft
Ltd..
Inc.
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
subject
of
to
2-
1-12
New
York-
1-31
1-20
(stock
stockholders
and
/
agency
^
—
Securities
Ordinary
1
approval)
Trust, Ltd., Def.
'2-
6
IV2ft
u
2-
6
1-
preferred
preferred
Bank
<fc
Trust
(N.
1
1
1
:2-
1
12-31
Y.>
>
(quarih:
dividend,,
20c
;
*
2-15
&%
2-
(Quarterly payment including the new shs.
in
Transamerica
payment of stock
Corp.- (quar. ►
distribution)
•
...
:
-
22V2c
20c
2-1
$1.11
(quar.)
Inc.
(reduced)
Jr.
2-
1
50c
2-
1-16
1-30
25c
(monthly)
12-30
1
1-20
25c
Company
2-20
1
3-20
3-
1
2-10
25c
(quar.).
1
4-
20c
(quar.)___
Machine
3-
1-31
1-13
Co.—
u.37y2c:..
4-29
4-19
(quar.)
37'/aC
7-31
7-10
Batteries
Zeller's
•
4 Va ft
'*
'
•
*
1-1A
12-23
Ltd.,
(stock
common
preferred
Transfer
dividend)
l__
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
5-31
ioc
Raceway
2-28
ioc
;
3-15
9-15
8-31
2-
1-20
10ft
8
435c
books not closed
2-1
1-3
*56'Ac
;
2-1
-1
for this dividend;,
in Canadian funds; tax deductible at the source» Non¬
resident tax 15ft4 resident tax
7ft.
;
|
'
Less British income tax.
y Previously published date was incorrect.
The corrected paymenl
date and/or record date is indicated here.' ■ <
+
Payable in U. S. funds, less. 15ft Canadian
.
a
1
3
«;•
-
,
1
ioc
t Payable
<
-
1
1-31
(quar.)
•Quarterly
.:
2-
1
(quar.)
.
!
1-31
3-
preferred
,
i
2-15
preferred
1
2-
2-15
?'
8c
62'/2c
(quar.)_^
Electric—
.Quarterly
-
Company—
1-10
1-31
1-10
2-15
47Vic
3
1
2-15
•■■6ft
2-15
3-
.
Co.
2-
15c
1-31
Yocam
2-15
3-
$1.14
j.__
12»/ac
37'/2c
Yonkers
1-
3-
$1.06'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
(initial-quar.)
A
1-
25c
Cab
9
1-27
$1.06'A
(quar.)
4.56ft
1-13
12-30
1-31
(quar.)
4
17VaC
1-31
1-31
preferred
1-4
Co., common,(quar.)
preferred-.(quar.)
1-13
6ft
3-10
'
Edison
3-15
1-31
6%
;
v
3-31
(finar)_57.1429ft
(final)
2-15
•
•/4%
W.)
Yates-American
Yellow
2-28
3-31
4c
Monthly
1-31
1-20
20c
_V_
(initial-quar.)
(F.
Fund,
3.15
1
2-28
(quar.)
Cor
3-31
25c
t40c
30c
common
7
3-17
$1.50
(quar.)
Tanning
County
preferred
Wurlitzer
10-
1
1-31
6c
90c
gains)
&
(Wm.>,
Monthly
1-16
7C
Inc.
class
V/rigley
6-15
1
B
4.44%
Worth
2-15
7C
(monthly )__•__
Shoe
Woolworth
1-19
6-28
(monthly)
Power—
Worcester
____
1
$2
Guarantee
.
5c
_.*■
(s-a)
Canada.
dividend
(quar.)
Fund,
capital
Wood-Mosaic,
1-16
2-15
25c
1
4-
6c
Electric
Wolverine
1-20
25c
Tandy Corp.
Taylor Fibre Co.,
(From
11-
6c-
Inc.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6%
1-16
20c
■
40c
$1.06'A
(quar.)___
Stores,
3.60%
Class
(quar.)__
Cquar.)
\(quar.)
(quar.)
„
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
•
common
(quar.)
preferred
Monthly
Monthly
1-30
1
Company,
Common
$4.25
1-13
1-31
&
Winn-Dixie
2-10
25c
(quar.)
1
issued
1
Williams-McWilliams Industries—
-
a
1-13
2-
A
Wilcox
2-
Stock
2-13
1
15c
class
9-29
65c
Trane
1
2-
$1.25
Corp.,
6-30
5.20ft
Trade
.
3-
62Vac
(quar.)
3-31
1-16
deposits, and
increase of $185 million in demand de¬
2-20
32'/aC
7-14
45c
Toronto-Dominion.Bank (quar.
an
2-20
1
Stationery—
Co.
4-14
f25c
adjusted and $1,572 million in U. S. Government demand
posits adjusted.
1
31'Ac
io_i6
71/2C
(1952 series)
4.25ft
$1,236
3-
3-
60c
(quar.)___
preferred
Electric,
1-16
4V»%
preferred
Wilcox
1
Toledo
1
35c
—
(quar.)
&
12-30"
2-
Tobacco
1
2-
$1
(quar.)_.
Tablet
White-Rodgers
,
statement
preferred
1-16
1-31
regulatory
condition
2-
2-15
-
--
Wilbur
65c
Therm-O-Disc,
The
,2-15
common
1-16
(quar.)___
Texas Instruments,
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Securities,
3-30
20c
Title
-
1-31
(quar.)
Texaco
(quar.)_
& Telephone—
(increased quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
4ft prior lien (quar.)
Propane Gas—
preferred
Tenney Corp.
Monthly
Monthly
issue.
common
4-15
20c
(quar.)
Suburban
M.
1-26
30c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
2-11
dividend),:
common
Gas
I.
12-31
:
White Sewing Machine, $2 prior pref. (quar,)
$3 convertible
preferred (quar.):
12V2c
(quar.)
Suburban
Class
2-15
2-15
$.0095
of
Talon,
26'Ac
-
$.0095
B
Strolee
T.
Om1 f)
3c
1-13
Container
Storkline
1
2-
2-10
income
3-17
$.0095
B
Class
Stone
1
2-15
2-22
$2
—
9i/2C
203
1
31
—Mar
-
60c
2-
$1.20 y
investment
9i/2C
B
1-13
1-10
(s-a)—
1
91/2C
6
1
2-15
Light
9'/ac
i
22-
Fund—
net
Supply,
12ft
(initial)
2-3
$1.12'/a
I.)
4-
$5
1-16
3-1
25c
(quar.)
R.
1
25c
1-16
1-31
30c
1
37VaC
1-31
6
60c
56c
(quar.)
1-13
—L
common
preferred
Westinghouse Air Brake
2-10
2-10
-
15c
(Westerly,
from
preferred
6%
2-24
1-27
tlOc
2-
pfd.
A
Class
'
1-27
t25c
3-
(quar.)_
(quar.)—__-——
Co.
'
3-10-
1-
2-15
$0,047
-
l2'/2c
A
Class
1-25
1-16
1
1-27
2-15
$1.12 V2
12Vac
A
Class
2-15
2-
:
(quar.)
Westgate-California
25c
pfd.
4 '/a ft
Lloyds, Ltd.
Mfg., class A
Still-Man
l-ll
i$1.31
(quar.)
Stewarts &
6
and
1957
1
Textiles,
A
Western
from
(quar.)
(John
5.20%
1
Co.—
due
Co.,
Tandy Corp. cumul.
•Announced
A
bonds
Transit
4%
Petrolane
Jan.
*
Ltd.—
series
B
due
pfd.
1-25
5ft
5%
82c
preferred (1954 series) (quar.)
Susquehanna Corp. (stock dividend).
_
1st.
Stern
Strawbridge
Co.—
Feb.
&
and
1-23
(quar.)
Insurance
5.20ft
2-1
1-3
2-10
(quar.)
Trust
Auto
Common
Fund—
Corp. (quar.)
Storer Broadcasting, common
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Date
Foundry
debs,
1
Bros.,: Stores
Stetson
146
Feb.
Stern
2611
31
5JAft
3-1
1-6
2-1
10c
;
,
Corp.,
preferred
of Rec.
$i.oi
Stock
income
gains)
Sterling Precision Corp.,: 5%
5ft preferred C (quar.)
106
15
Jan
-
&
subord.
31
Feb
Sterchi
Corp.—
ENTIRE
5%
Jan
1976
Company and Issue—
American
2508
Corp.—
'
debs,
5
—Feb
1965—
debentures, due 1972—
May Stores Realty Corp.—
General mortgage 5ft
bonds due Feb. 15, 1977
(May) Stern & Co. 5ft cumul. preferred stock
5V2ft
1
stock—Jan 31
subordinated
Texas
Page
Co.—
shares--
Co.,
Date
,
Co.—
4%
Oil
Ohio
preferred
RubDer
mortgage
Gilchrist
6ft
Southern
cumulative
General
1st
&
„
capital
Steinberg's Ltd.,
Payable
ioc
1-16
1-16
2-1
2-
30c
(quar.)
—
Light
Western
Share
(increased quar.)
1
1-31
30c
(quar.)__.
Pictures
4.80ft
Western
Company
Corp.
1-13
2-15
87V2c
King~C0rp.,6ft^ pfd.~C ~(quar~7—------
Western
Page
Inc.—
-
.—
com.
Point
Manufacturing Co
Virginia Pulp & Paper,
4V2ft preferred (quar.)
Holders
1-13
2- 1
2-28
20c
(quar.)
West
When
1
18c
West
Per
1-12
2-
9.99
Class
TENDER
1-27
1
62'/2c
I2V2C
(initial)
com.
—
convertible
Quarterly
DIVIDENDS
1-18
2-
vtro
Waste
Continued from page 14
1
7V2C
new
Fund
Wellington Equity
given in the Chronicle.
2-
2-15
15c
(quar.)—
-
Bros.
4.80ft
TP
provisions.
(except where otherwise indicated)
12-22
30c
(quar.)i._—_
(s-a)
».
Washington
revised.
1-16
1- 3
15c
5ft
(quar.)——
preferred
Mutual
Ltd.
Gas
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
current volume
convertible
Steel
gross
2-16
(quar.)
(stock div.)
common
America,
Manufacturing
Vogt
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
the
of
Washington
after
1
(quar.)
Works
Warner
shown
and
are
3-
(quar.)
preferred
Food
210
+
$1.12V2
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Extra
redemption,
fund
Iron
Washington
to
reserves;
(San
Sea
Dorn
333
—
796
—
of
Preliminary
55
—
others/
? Exclusive
•
Below
Reserve
1-3
A.
Tobacco,
Camp
Vanderbilt
+ 3,092
2-1
1
I2V2C
Leaf
Ventures,
Borrowings:
Federal
Corp.,
1
2-
Corp.
4 Va ft
302
+
86
3-20
1-17
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Controls
Van
109
—
4
—
2-
1-30
62V2c
(quar,),:—
Y.)
common
Company
+1,462
■
deposits:
Interbank
From
Co.,
Van
635
—
505
—
2-15
4-10
15c
(Md.) (quar.)—
(N.
Co.
convertible
Vanadium
13,069
$2.50
$2.50
—
37VaC
Co.
Trust
Valspar
—1,201
deposits:
banks
Foreign
Time
2,206
,
185
+
12,-30
Pharmaceutical
&
Upjohn
Contingent
219,935
Insurance
Vitamin
+
LIABILITIES—
liability on acceptances
purchased for foreign correspond'ts
Fire
41
+
1-6
1-24
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Fidelity & Guaranty
43
—
4,120
2-1
—
4V2%
281
+
3,018
+
549
—
1,449
banks
assets—net
80
+
I.)
(quar.)
3
—
12VaC
JlOc
L.
/_
Chemical
&
Borax
+
10,118
53,351,942
S.
U.
Banks
preferred
6ft
U.
U. S. bonds maturing:
4,029
Hills,
United Shoe Machinery, common
+ 1,185
2,597
1-12
1-31
1-31
Jersey RR. & Canal Co. (quar.)
& Publishers, Inc. (quar.)—
+
18,080
2-15
Printers
t +
1-6
1-31
2-15
(interim)
Ltd.
(Forest
.
United
140
84
142
—
Mines,
Quarterly
365
+
—
140
—
1,572
45
—
3
—
3,876
indebtedness
26
Hill
2-1
t38c
—
National Bank
1-6
;
+25c
Co
Keno
United
—
30,154
Fruit
United
93
1-10
2-1
$1
—
240
1-10
12c
(quar.)
—
4-20
1-6
2-15
2-15
2-1
in-
net
securities profits)
Corps, Ltd., class A
$—
698
—
from
4-20
4-20
4-20
$1
(quar.)
(7c
1-20
1-20
1-20/
2-28
(quar.)„
series)
Fund
5c from
$—
—
1,495
12,500
domestic
2ft
(1956
Continental
14
—
3- 1
3- 1
2-10
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
——
quar.)—
—;
preferred
United
8
—
«.
A
com.
Corp.—
(1955 series)
260
—
1,671
712
commercial
R.
Aircraft
United
-——
(quar.):
of California
dividend
United
etc.—
five years
securities
Other
288
—
institutions:
finance,
years
F.
preferred
4%
298
+
182
—
127
banks
of
491
—
—
(quar.)_.
(Kansas),
vestm't inc. and
After
Total
Total
628
year
five
Ltd.
Canada,
Oil Co.
Stock
United
15,342
with
5%
Union
196
+
pur¬
loans
one
to
Reserves
Capital
$ + 1,565
loans
One
Other
ACCOUNTS—
+ 2,081
114
carrying:
or
financial
Treasury notes and
26,389
50,961,962
—_
—1,236
securities
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates
Within
liabilities
Total
$4.00
System
3
;
(quar.)
of
1,168
domestic
Government
S.
$3.70
,1-13
3- 1
1-20
40c
$1.25
50c
(quar..)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)___„
$3.50
1-13
1-25
3-31
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
2-
.
(quar.)
common
$3.50
$4.50
1
65c
45c
$1.12 Va
$1
92V2C
87'/ac
$1.-12%
92'/ac
87V2c,
$1
tl2V2c
$78'/oc
(quar.)—
preferred
Gas
securities
personal
foreign
to
estate
preferred
Gas
1—
to
Loans
Real
Co.,
Union
1,542
nonbank
Electric
$4.50
(—) Since
1-16
1-28
1-16
1-20
(Cleveland)—
4%
purchasing
finance,
Loans
18,279,083
381,986
reserves
Treasurer—general
Foreign
Other
for
Other
bank
Union
Union
+
(quar.)
quarterly
5,491
—
—.———
1st preference A
Commerce Bank
Increased
+
securities
Sales
27,743,447
28,184,732
dealers
-
•
Member
6'A ft
Union
+ 5,126
31,679
(s-a)——,■_.—
1-13
Acceptance, Ltd.—
—1,938
1,097
and
Government
S.
Loans
.
notes
Deposits:
U.
Union
—1,240
loans
pfd.
A
Oil & Gas
1-13
1-13
1-13
2- 1
2-15
2- 1
2- 1
$1.40
$1.*0
12V2c
2V2c
62'/aC
—-
1-13
1-13
1
1
1
1
2-1
2- 1
.
$1.49
$1.42V2
—
r.
...—
(quar.)
208 South La Salle Street Corp.
I960
securities
for
Co., 5 ft
class
Triangle Lumber,
Trico
carrying:
or
loans
Other
Federal
Trenton Trust
Jan. 13
.
Government
S.
Other
53,351,942
51,515,163
(quar.)
$4 preferred
1961t
loans—!
chasing
U.
preferred
109,122
adjusted?-
industrial
and
brokers
to
Other
Total
$5.60
68,850
investments
Agricultural
Loans
(quar.)
Holders
2222-
25c
-
633Ac
$1.22V2
(quar.)
preferred
110,617
investments-:
adjusted?
101,071
237,643
loans
Commercial
and
preferred
$5.70
(quar.)
(quar.)
$3.70
Jan. 4,
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
(quar.)
(In millions of dollars)
Total
26,326,214
15
6,275,191
Gov't
Total loans
preferred
preferred
$5.96
or
1961 *
Loans
Total
$2.55
$4.90
to
Jan. 11,
ASSETS
25,511,207
26,991,285
12,500
26,911,585
;Increase (+)
1,510,145
:
"
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line, com.
,
—
2,827,473
12,481,298
2,543,071
—
Name of Company
viduals, partnerships, and corporations.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks decreased $55 million and bor¬
rowings from others decreased $796 million. Loans
domestic commercial banks decreased $698 million.
outright—
Bills
H.
Jan. 20, 60
,
16,145,641
account
certificate
Redemption
F.
Jan. 11,'61
Jan- 18,'61
ASSETS
Monday, January 23, 1961
.
or
decreased
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
.
Per
carrying U. S. Government and other securities
$673
million.
Loans to nonbank financial
institutions decreased $274 million.
"Other" loans de¬
creased $140 million.
Holdings of U. S. Government securities decreased a
net
of $84
million, largely reflecting a decrease of
$142 million in Treasury bills.
Holdings of "other"
securities increased $80 million.
Time
deposits other than interbank increased $86
million of which $84 million was in deposits of indi¬
ing
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
.
•
■
non-residents tax.
x
Less
Jamaica
income
tax.
-
-
|
Volume
193
Number 6023
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Security
General Corporation and
Investment News
Work
Stockholders—Security National Bank of Long
Island is offering to its stockholders the right to sub¬
scribe, at $20 per share, for 97,371 shares of $5 par
common stock, at the rate of one share of new stock for
each ten shares
Industries is engaged in the development and manufacture
precision
equipment for the nuclear and
aerospace
industries.
192, p. 445.
Togs, Inc.—Appointment—
Russ
Manufacturers Trust
the
Co.
has
been
-t\
appointed transfer agent for
stock of the corporation.—V.
common
192,
2511.
p.
close
Saber
Boats, Inc.—Hearing Postponed—
Jan. 22,
on
shifts
three
1961,
the
Fisher Co.
&
Sayre
of
Lightweight-Concrete Aggregate Divi¬
up operations to a full-capacity
days a week, from two shifts a
David Fischman,
to
Chairman
of
basis
the
of
forward
orders
for
lightweightof "Aglite,"
sale
than
100,000
tons
outlook
"The
in
i
building
materials
industry has
improved
the United States for 1961 estimated
at
starts of around 1,375,000 units. Sayre
prepared
to
supply
both
synthetic and natural
complete line of building brick, for new plant and
construction on the Atlantic seaboard,'-' Mr. Fischman concluded.
plus
aggregates,
home
—V.
192,
is
to
Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Pursu¬
PROCEEDS—The
proceeds
net
will
...
the
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer
Miss.
Registrar,
Jackson, Miss.
Jackson,
Jackson,
BUSINESS—The
State
the
of
Deposit
company
Mississippi
of
agent,
''
.
in
present
name
business
the
to
of
as
stock,
common
stock,
value $100
par
Value $2 per share,
value $2 per share.
par
stock,
par
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT TO
t6%
debs.,
due
""^Conditional
tShort-term
contracts
sales
bank
Class
,
A
install,
monthly
in
due
1
loans
ton,
stock
common
—-
Jr.
$2) author. 200,000 shs.
author. 500,000 shares——..
(par
Inc.
Jr.,
a
by
York,
first
a
mortgage
on
"
plant
the
of
Pictures
company has
rate
$700,000 line of credit under which it
per annum, to finance inventories
a
of
5%
during the fall and winter months. All debts of
this line of credit are guaranteed by the selling
additional shares of authorized but unissued common stock
are reserved
for issuance upon the conversion of the class A common
stock and 15.000 additional shares of such common stock were issued
1960
12,
Symington,
ing
to
of
rights
certain
of
Charles
underwriters
severally
have
below
named
purchase ratably from the selling stockholders and the sell¬
have agreed to sell to them severally the number
common stock set forth after their respective names below:
Shares
Equitable Securities Corp.- 25,000
Kroeze, McLarty & Co.——20,000
C.
R.
Bradford
Dickson &
S.
&
to
J.
Beane—
3,800
6,500
—_
Bateman,
Eichler & Co.:—
Landstreet &
Kirkpatrick, Inc.—
McCarley & Co., Inc
3,000
192,
p.
&
R.
Co.—:
<w
Southern
Bond
interest
Court
receive
mission
will
The
1960
and
partnership
(which
of
of
has
at
10
cents
proceeds
operations.
3,000
1,000
Co
per
arei
to
1
be
,
used
for
expenses
notification with
(par
incidental
$1)
to
to be
mining
/'
share of Standard
Harllee
Standard at $781,000. In* addition; Dequesrie
cash
a1
liquidation
have
being
plan
for
the
apply
subject
is
District
for its
of
to approval
Columbia, to
approval
and
the
in
heretofore
the
old
The
venture;
find
the
with the mortgage fi¬
the
with
compared
the
Of
$1,500,000
the existence of
in
in
the
to
will
ore
major
Silverton
addition
Sunnyside
and
$19.50
previous
the
with
for
4SWUJ>
the
operating
$7,199,209
Net
year.
1960,
for
operating
16
set
area."
the
cut
by
one
new
continue
Dividend—Net
dividend
another
record
of
Feb.
dividend
to
its
will
rate
common
of
be
37'/a
ore deposits below levels not
He further stated:
"I feel
discovery the projections of
down
$1.50
per
stockholders
t-he
Oil
the
feet thick.
ten
Preliminary
1960—Month
40.5
of
Co.*
In
amounted
Jersey)—Affiliate News-
$
76,581,431
1,763,839
587,556
1,688,875
18,775,898
536,601
6,251,404
5,539,990
operating income.
2,041,955
1,928,248
22,299,826
21,615,589
1,703,714
1,613,116
18,365,427
17,718,786
March
on
1961,
1,
all
of
outstanding 2,200 shares of $4 cumulative preferred stock at $100
share, plus accrued dividends. Payment will be made at the office
of
the
bank,
Spector,
has
Inc.,
p.
1570.
*,
*
'
*
Inc.—Acquires—
Chicago,
announced
Stephen
Steffke
that
17
Jan.
and
largest motor freight common carriers,
1960
of
revenues
Steffke
He
until
that
co-ordinated
now,
for
with
of
those
the
are
President
and
achieved
has
significant
strengthened
.
economies
organization
its
i
enable Steffke to operate without
present fiscal
Vernon
is
-
President
General
Federal income
year.
of
-
Steffke
and
J.
L.
Pfeiffer
is
'
Vice-
year
is
the
second
Co.—Acquired—
Inc., above.—V.
189,
2246.
p.
Investment Co.,
1930
Sherman
St;;
Deliver,
16,
1961,
Colo.,
covering
to offer 1,000,000
for public sale at $5>* per share and 400,000 shares in exchange
estate ventures. The public offering is to be made on a- best
basis by Stephen Securities Corp.,
for which it will receive
offered
be
W.
addition
Douglas
in
exchange
to'
for real
property
considered suitable
for
Webb,
Morrison*
is
listed
the
and
as
trustees
George
Chairman
are
Gerald
Postma, all
S.
and
Mr.
Morrison
L.
Schlessman,
Mr.
of Denver.
Secretary.
Swingline, Inc.—Appointment—
The
for
acquisition
announced by Spector this
Jan. 10, Spector announced
approximated $1,500,000.—V.
193, p. 205.
Manufacturers Trust Co.
the
193,
class
A
and
class
B
has
been
common
appointed sole transfer agent
of the corporation.—V.
stock
147.
p.
Tax-Exempt Public Bond Trust Fund—Proposes Off g
John Nuveen & Co., 135 South LaSalle St., Chicago, 111., filed a
registration statement-with the SEC on Jan. 16, 1961, covering $5,000,000 of interests
(5.000 units) in the Fund.
John Nuveeri & Co. is
the sponsor and underwriter.
The Trust Fund will consist
interest-bearing* obligations of states, counties, municipalities
of the United States, and authorities and' political sub¬
divisions thereof, the interest on which is, in the opinion of recog¬
nized bond counsel; exempt from all Federal income tax under existing
law, and (2) such* interest income and any proceeds from the sale or
other disposition* of such obligations.
Such "public bonds" have been
of
or
as
(1)
and
territories
will be
Fund.
of
the
stated
Manager.
month,
and its seventh since 1955.
On
that it
had purchased Great American Transport, Inc.,
of Detroit, and con¬
solidated it into the Spector system.
Great American's volume last
This
Realty
Schlessman
parent
that Steffke operations which have produced losses
expected to be profitable in 1961, and pointed out
losses will
the
has
and
changes.
management
past
Steffke
management,
present
,
investment.
listed
that
stated
anticipates
Cecil
be
the Steffke fleet.
of
Stanhaus
under
will
produce- the best possible service,
said W. Stanhaus,
He pointed out that many improvements have been effected
under Spector management, including extensive moderniza¬
to
President.
tion
had
operations
~
a selling commission of 40 cents per share. Stephen Reklty is a common
law trust; and; otte of the trustees, Jdhn T. Webb, is President and
controlling stockholder of tlie underwriter.
Stephen Realty was' organized as a common law trust in December
1960, and as a real-estate investment trust for the purpose of holding,
investing, and reinvesting in real property, interests in real property,
and interests in mortgages on real property. Its objective is to provide
a
broad and selective/diversification in investments
in tHe field of
real estate, and* competent and continuous supervision. Of such invest¬
ments. Net proceeds of the cash sale of securities will be applied to the
purchase of teal* estate assets; and' the 400,006
additional shares
Rockford, 111.; and St. Paul, Minn.
Steffke
inch
since
approximately
$8,425,000,
presently operates major terminals in Eau Claire, Fond du Lac, Green
Bay, Milwaukee, Rhinelander and Wausau, Wis.; Chicago, Rock Island,
company
one-quarter
a
real
for
In
under
Commission
which
through
registration statement with1 the SEC on Jan.
a
shares
will
on
temporary authority from the Interstate
July 27, 1959.
The ICC last November
granted Spector permission to acquire Steffke, which serves points in
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Indiana and Iowa.
managed
Commerce
day
per
1,400,000 shares of beneficial interest. It is prdposed
subsidiary.
of the country's
one
191,
System,
System,
wholly-owned
a
Mo.—V.
Freight
Freight
Spector
as
Louis,
St.
Spector
it
redemption
for
oil
API
Spector Freight System,
filed
-
192, p. 2656.
called
in
20
W.
efforts
has
Concession
Stephen Realty Investment Co.—Files for Offering-
17,624,447
taxes-
company
degrees
Steffke Freight
71,716,713
$
Southwest Bank—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
per
in
Jersey) has another Wholly owned affiliate
(Libya) Inc., which made the Zelten field
discovery, also in Cyrenaica Province.—V. 192, p. 2657.
$
6,681,123
charges—
well
the
Tripolitania Province' of Libya, and Concession* 20 in Cyrenaica
Libyan American Oil is a wholly owned subsidiary of Texas
m
116,496,739
7,169,232
after
is
Gulf Producing Company.
Standard Oil Co; (New
in Libya, Esso Standard
1960—11 Mos.—1959
123,908,559
taxes.._
feet*
values
Province.
$1.49
to
10,834,847
income
indicate
assays
January,
I960; Esso Sirte acquired from Libyan American Oil
R. Grace, an undivided half interest in Concessions 16 and 17
and
11,562,582
operating
Tunnel
five
(New Jeirsey) announced on Jan. 16 that it had
affiliate, Esso Sirte, Inc., that controlled production
extent of the field.
to
Co.—Earnings—
1959
one
and 2,250 barrels per day through a half-inch choke.
Testing is being continued' at higher rates from this new discovery
which Esso Sirte terms "significant," and the company is confident
that production rates can be increased
to 5,000 barrels per day by
opening additional section and by acidlzatiori.
The new field is located in the southeastern portion of Concession
20, about 80 miles from the Mediterranean coast.
Esso Sirte has moved a second drilling rig into the area, and two
additional
wells
are
presently being drilled to determine the real
share equivalent
Dividends paid by
1960
American
veins,
choke
director
new
a
Sirte
barrels
corre¬
for
per
snare.
in
the
to
operator of Concession 20 which it owns jbintly
with Libyan American Oil Co. and W. R. Grace & Co.
The Raguba-1 well has a 220 foot gas and oil bearing section below
a
depth of 5,280' feet.
Initial test data obtained from* the 40-foot
perforated section,
5440-5480, resulted in production rates of 494
Up—
cents
American
192, p. 2656.
Esso
corre¬
calling
6,
the
on
ton.
per
standard
revenue
income
elected
rate,
gamble
revealed' mineable
core
Standard Oil Co. (New
to
new
a
budgets
802.
Extension of the American Tunnel to reach the Sunnyside projections
continue in addition to the development of the new ore discovery.
the
1960, amounted
months ended
$1,148,967
30,
Nov.
Com¬
p.
will
>HIU
12
States
the
192,
Mr. McCormick stated that the discovery of this ore has greatly
accelerated shipments of ore from the mine and that
as, drifting is
completed into the new ore body, more detailed information regarding
assay value and extent of ore will be available.
<
joint
for
that
ore
See
The
United
court
level."
per
—V.
the
Steen,
known
confident
Life
manage
vindication
A.
confirm's
that
ore
Branch, Jr., President of the company, reported that the
consolidated net income for 1960 was $46.1 million, equal
Federal
by
which
enforcement.—V.
Vibe-President in charge of exploration and de¬
velopment stated that: "this development is very gratifying to the
management of Standard Metals.
It is one thing to have geological
evidence that thick and long ore veins will be cut below known work¬
ing levels and another to confirm the fact with the discovery of new
to
hold
Sun
is
Charles
constructed,
which
under
shute
ore
50%
contributed
system's
$2.06
common.
Tunnel.
is
will
for
the
and
common;
William R. McCormick, President, announced a new
ore
discovery
containing zinc, lead- silver and gold in the American Tunnel at
Silverton, Colo. Mr. McCormick stated that the discovery of this blind
agreed to build the
their guarantee of
$1,850,000,
$7,854,690
1960 amounted
1961
annual
an
Standard
at
Standard Metals Corp.—News—
remaining
months ended Nov. 30,
12
with
Co.—Hikes
company
share.
a
through
3,000
Ore.—Files With SEC
29, 1960 file's a letter of
shares of common stock
share, without underwriting.
corporation on Dee.
SEC
covering 500,000
Thp
50%
$1,175,768
Jan.
on
approved
taxes
Seranton Mines Ltd., Portland,
Offered
&
1344.
The
the
Willis ton
Clark,
6,500
3,800
3,800
Inc.—
Baker, Weeks
Lewis & Co
—V.
Meltzer
of
are
commitment
a
period ended
$7,475,884
compared
the
in
3,800
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
3,800
6,500
Co., Inc.—
Goodbody & Co—J
The
Metropolitan Dallas Corp.Rauscher,
Pierce
&
Co.,
6,500
Co
for
will
partner,
share
1950,
indicated.
period
stockholders
of
Shares
J.
J.
stockholders
of shares
the
to
months
Steffke,
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
exercise
the
upon
Jr.
of
(b)
held';
one
Wisconsin,
District
for construction expenditures
$173 million by its system companies.
The new quarterly dividend on common stock, payable March 6
and re¬
11200,000
Dec.
which
months'
Southern
borrows,
the company
stockholders.
to
public
December
The
who
apartments
price
compared
as
11
Directors
of
notes,
ceivables
under
11
and
its
these
amount estimated1 by
assume,
efforts
$1,469,593 compared with $1,393,976 for the corresponding period of 1959, and net income was $1,007,591 for the first 11 months of 1960 compared with $996,860 for the
corresponding period of 1959.—V. 192, p. 348.
r-
-*■•.-'•
School
Inc.
of
interest
an
venturers,
the
and
revenues for the
to
sponding
Net
which are secured by equipment of*; School
Pictures of New York, Inc. acquired from Rochester Laboratory, Inc.,
are due within one year from Sept. 15,
1960.
., ./ 1
•
+The
other
$
to associates of Charles J.
by School Pictures of New
:*
§ Secured
at
in
general
a
as
ownership.
fixed
construction,
Operating revenues.
Operating expenses.
t
Laboratory, Inc.
director, and assumed
Rochester
by
Symington,
"""All
50%
under
total
a
its
which
upon
purchase
amounted
first
Net
York, Inc.
New
Gorlitz,
J.
the
by
contract
for
of
the
Other
tissued
.
held
amounted
For
of
payment- of $50,000, Standard's contingent
another former subsidiary, arising out of- the
method of accounting, for income tax purposes, for the
expenses of
Wisconsin's changing over to natural gas service in the
years 1946-
by
Laboratory,
fofe each
shares
100
common
rate
Wisconsin1 common
testing had*,hegun ,0f Raguba-1 discovery
the Cyrenaica- Province: of Libya:
H100,000 shs.
$2)
(par
for
"Period End. Nov. 30—
200,000 shs.
each
the
at
(c)
been advised of its
School Pictures of New York, Inc. to Charles J. Syming¬
and his associates in payment of the assets of Rochester
stock
"'Issued
Samuel
Southern New England Telephone
37,665.00
9,298.43
165,000.00
—
an
■
CapitalCommon
be
$8,285,319
etc.,
Outstanding
in monthly install,
serially through 1969-
mtge. note, due
cdsh
Standard
Of
former
will
share, a gain of $2.9 million, or 6.8% over the 1959
figure of $43.2 million, which was equal to $1.92 per share on the
22,402,250 shares outstanding at the end of both years.—V. 193, p. 204.
1964__
—
$200,000.00
through 1970
49,158.50
serially through
notes, due
prom,
t.§6.%
of
sponding periods
PRESENT FINANCING
Debt
*6%
to
shares, for
for
to
and
in
shafes
preferred stock
Standard* common",
plan also incorporates certain agreements under which Duquesne,
subsidiary of Standard; will asume all liabilities: which
Standard
and Philadelphia may be found
to have with respect to
certain Federal income an dexcess profits
taxes for the years 1942through
1950;
ahd* in' return
for such
assumption Duquesne will
receive $3,500,000 cash and the assignment to it of a payment due
Standard by Equitable Gas Company, a former
subsidiary of Standard,
30, 1959.
Net operating income, after operating expenses; main¬
and depreciation was $1,680,239 for the year endfed'Nbv.
1960, compared with $1,561,731 for the corresponding period ended
Nov. 30,
1959.
Net income, after deductions for all interest charges,
share, into 20 shares of common
40 shares of class" A common
per
$1.30
4%
of
The
a
30,
1960, the Charter of Incorporation of the company was
to change each previously issued and outstanding share
7,
(d)
three
each- 100
par
tenance, taxes
v
so
rate'of
for
$50
shares
Nov.
was
on April 27, 1960, and acquired on Nov. 15, 1960,
July 31, 1960, the business of Canadian School Studios, Ltd., a
school photography business taking school pictures in Canada.
School
Pictures, Inc., a California corporation, was formed in 1956 and dis¬
tributes school pictures taken in the State of California and finished
in the company's plant in Jackson, Miss.
Sept.
Investor
land
of
Operating
is a corporation organized under the laws
in 1946 as National School Pictures, Inc.
of
On
largest
100
thick
poration, was formed
amended
each
best
Southern Colorado Power Co.—Net Up—
three subsidiaries. School Pictures of New York,
Inc., a New York corporation, was formed for the purpose of acquiring
the business of Rochester Laboratory,
Inc., a school picture business
operating in the same manner as the company in the northeast part
of the United
States
and Canada, which was purchased on July 28,
1959.
Dominion School Life Photography Limited,
an Ontario
cor¬
as
third
—V.
has
company
thereof
Duquesne's
of
First National Bank of Jackson,
Guaranty Bank & Trust Co. of
'
The
offered
venture will use the $350,000 together
nancing for construction of the apartments.
Cafritz will
apartments and will be the exclusive leasing agent.
developing,
of
be
to
joint
..
adopted in 1954.
The company is engaged
printing and finishing "school pictures"
taken by independent photographers throuhgout the country. "School
pictures"
are
primarily individual photographs taken of pupils and
teachers under the auspices of their schools. These photographs
are
used
in school
publications and permanent records, and prints are
sold in packages, averaging 20. pictures each, to students for exchange
with other students and to give to their families.
The
Corporation,
in addition, $2,811,389 of cash will be
(plus an undetermined amount of cash to be paid ih
fractional' shareS).
Under the plan, Standard will distribute
stockholders (a) Duquesne's common stock at the rate of eight
its
to
Company of Canada has agreed to provide $1,500,000 of
mortgage financing for the apartments.
The net proceeds of this offering, estimated at $348,000, plus con¬
tributions of $2,000
from Mr.
Gorlitz and Investor Service,
will be
.
•'
:
distributed
Service
shares
first
equally divided among eight
proceeds will be received by
be
company.
interest,
offering is to be made on a
Service
Securities,
Inc.,
which
plan
a
of
Assurance
used
selling stockholders, and no part of said
lieu
Files for
—-
The
property)
will
acres
completion
Jackson 1, Miss.,
publicly offered 75,000 shares of this firm's $2 per com¬
stock af $9,875 per share.
Partnership
guarantors under the agremont.
The
$350,000 in cash to
the Joint
Venture
the
apartments
Tenn., and Kroeze, McLarty & Co., of
mon
the
approved
distributed
so
2372.
p.
partnership
units.
construction
a
12 prospectus, an underwriting group
Equitable Securities Corp., of Nashville 3,
by
the
shown
are
to
9.2
Jan.
a
headed
192,
limited
composed
interest
ant
has
Is
SEC
unit
contribute
title
School Pictures,
It
selling commission.
partnership was formed under Maryland law
directors
a
2511.
p.
counties.
Island
the
securities and cash1 of the two companies.
The securi¬
consist of 160,108 shares (1.5% ) of the common
24,264' shares of $50 par preferred stock of Duquesne Light
and 59,124 shares (2% ) of the common stock of Wisconsin
be
and
Public
Service
as
a
limited partner.
Its purpose is to buy a 50%
ownership in The Shadyside Gardens Apartment Development in Suitland, Md„ which is now under construction.
It is expected that the
first
group
of
44
apartments
will
be
available
for
occupancy
by
February 1961 and the remaining 176 by May 7, 1961.
The partner¬
ship has entered into a Joint Venture Agreement with certain other
venturers, namely, the wives of officers and directors of L. G. Meltzer
Associates, Inc.,
the builder of the apartments, which officers and
well
is
Fisher
&
the
Long
to
Company,
Investor
including housing
billion,
$57
for
construction
total
Suffolk
or
of
1961
program
for the liquidation and
Electric
Company and its wholly-
portfolio
stock
liability
$1,000
per
The
and
ton, compared with $5 a ton through 1960 and since 1958.
per
with
Bank
Gardens Limited
through
$100
of
lightweight aggregate for delivery in the first quarter of 1961,
earnings for the company should be the highest for any three-month
period in its recent history," Mr. Fischman announced. "All deliveries
since the first of this year are billed at the increased price of $7.50
'Aglite'
of
in
basis
the Board of Directors.
more
the
ties
at
,
17,
partnership of 1823 Jefferson Place, N. W., Washington, D. C.,
registration statement with the SEC m Jan. 18, 1961, covering
a
$426,000
a
"On
National
Nassau
County.—V.
This
filed
seven
day for a five-day week, to fill the expanded orders for
concrete aggregate, sold under its registered trade name
according
in
Shady side
Offering—
stepped
day,
per
bank
Suffolk
Sayre & Fisher Co.—Increases Output—
of
record
19,
a
subsidiary, Philadelphia Company,
under
provisions
of
the
Holding Company Act.
The plan provides for distribution
to stockholders of Standard of
offering is
of
Co.—Liquidation Approved—
Jan:
final step in
Standard Gas &
of
51
owned
in
prior order suspending a Regulation A exemption from Securities
A£t registration
with respect to a stock offering by Saber Boats.
Postponement of the hearings was authorized in order to permit addi¬
tional time for pre-trial conferences between counsel.—V. 193, p. 147.
Starting
stock
common
announced
the
as
dissolution
from 1950 through 1960, based on tptal deposits
including those acquired by consolidation, of the three largest banks
originally chartered and now operating in the two counties. The
Bank on Dec. 31, 1960 had total resources of over
$212,000,000.
The Bank
operates a branch banking system through 27 offices,
plus an Air Force Base facility. It now has applications pending with
the, Competroller of the Currency for five additional branches in
a
sion
of
Jan.
The
decision
a
proposed
percentage of growth
of counsel for Saber Boats, Inc., formerly of Accokeek,
Md., the SEC has authorized a postponement from Jan. 16 to Feb. 20,
of the hearing on the question whether to Vacate or make permanent
request
basis
business
BUSINESS—Security
largest
On
to
of
held.
stock
common
In
1961, aund the right to
subscribe will expire at 3 p.m. (EST),
Feb. 6, 1961.
Bache & Co.
heads an underwriting group that has
agreed to purchase from the Bank, at the subscription
price, any of the new stock remaining unsubscribed at
the end of the subscription period.
—V.
•The
holders
the
Calif.
Royal
of
of
being made
the new orders will be performed by Royal's Vard Division,
on
Standard Gas & Electric
National^ Bank of Long1 Island—Rights Offer¬
ing to
Continued from page 10
Pasadena,
(423)
sum
acquired by John Nuveen & Co. and deposited in the Trust
offering price of-the units will be computed on the basis
evaluation of the underlying public bonds,
plus a
The
Trustee's
percentage (to be supplied by amendment), and" dividing the
by 5,000. The fixed percentage will produce an under¬
thereof
writing! profit to1 John Nuveen & Co: for payment' of certain expenses
and
for its
charged to
compensation
as
underwriter. No management fee is to be
the Trust Fund.
John Nuveen
Co, has
specialized in the underwriting and distribu-
52
tion
of
(424)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
public bonds exclusively.
Laurence
J.
L.
Howe
is
Board
Chair¬
Amount
The
officers
Francis
I.
Eastman
employees.
or
Number
Principal
John Nuveen, Vice-Chairman, and Chester W. Laing, President.
company's directors own 178,467 shares (75.84% ) of its outstand¬
ing common stock; and all of outstanding stock is owned by directors,
man,
Elkins,
duPont
Co.
&
Morris,
that
2,700
be
proposed
filed
90,000
450
addition,
120,000
600
000,000
300,000
1,500
240,000
1,200
450
600,000
3,000
120,000
600
90,000
&
450
Co
for
additional
facilities
this
week.
Completion of
applications will increase
capacity from
90,000
Stokes
application
an
will
and
900
540,000
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
and
of Shares
180,000
Monday, January 23, 1961
.
tne
1,262,000,000
present
storage
all
capacity
would
be
costing
facilities
the
to
pipe
in
daily
1,496,000,000
increased
from
$30,000,000
these
line's
pending
allocated
cubic
the
In
feet.
340,-
present
'
Tensor Electric Development
—Files
The
on Jan. 5, 1961 filed a letter of notification with
100,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to
share, through Dresner Co., Michael & Co., and
Inc., New York, N. Y.
at
&
$3
Co.,
proceeds
be
to
are
used
purchase of
for
Louis
A.
that
operations
satisfactory
Revenues
increase
in
of
the
This
.
loan,
in
27%
a
Nov.
with
Nov.
rise
Oil
the
&
Gas
of
1960
Corp.,
fiscal
last
1961
period
30,
casn
in
of
revenues
1960,
30,
exceeded
those
accounted
from
of
for
the
66%
$266,123
been
the
November
of
total
gathering and
gas
mid
earnings
totaled
revenues
the
in
months
same
has
company
results
to
have
$37,237
like
ings
and
gain
1959
and
by
quarter
with
revenues
oii
in
sales,
gas
79%.
These
additional
an
which
17%
Net
of
the
before.
year
in
the
Despite these
November
quarter
charges,
cash
still
were
close
of
20
for
the
cents
the
with
compared
64%
in
the
months
share
period.
In
ended
the
on
the
Nov.
760,583
November
30,
1960
shares
&
Gas
W.
merger).
located
are
in
Carl
quarter
the
purchase
"We
for
$2,000,000
a
Oil
&
be
of
pleased
are
Gas
to
As
that
line
last
1960's
bank
already
company
is
of
net
arrangements
credit
terms.
our
for
the
full
be
has
will
that
income."-—V.
192,
made
added
fiscal
is
the
the
and
noped
McDonald
450
600,000
3,000
completed
S.
120,000
W.
to
540,000
360,000
120,000
Co.__
120,000
600
450
180,000
.
Pierce,
Fenner
Co
stated
W.
R.
&
450
900
600
1,500
&
300,000
Gardner
&
Co
360,000
Reynolds
&
Co.,
bonds, 5% series due 1981, priced at 100% and
150,000 shares preferred stock, 5.52% series (par value
$100 per share)
priced
at
$100
per
share
of
this
corporation.
books
The
offering
bonds
used
to
and
will
be
for
made
1963
will
at
to
in
proceeds
to
the
connection
to
additional
to
refunds
with
cost
the
approximately
revolving
under
sale
of
a
credit
semi-annual
five
of
less
sinking
9v-
the
years
company
$92,000,000
notes
proposal
which
which
Shields
F.
company
bonds
than
fund
not
prior
refundable
but
July
H.
1,
Bros.
Stern
Brothers
Stroud
12
preferred
than
the
stock
5.52%
1,
at
1966,
not
refundable
but
annum
time
any
is
at
at
cost
a
otherwise
prices
scaling down to $100
to
the
redeemable
from
$105.52
of
company
at
the
1,
sale
natural
gas,
Texas
to
in
princmal
its
per
New
day,
The
sales
including
petroleum
Big
extending
York.
from
system
of
area,
the
has
of
deliveries
<rom
i-s
2,078
miles
of
pipelines.
,J®xPlbration for and production
193,
p.
and
bonds
the
The
of
and
The
new
number
of
names
the
30,
company
oil
and
is
gas
principal
by
underwriters
amount
Principal
Lovett
Abercrombie
A.
C.
Co.
&
Inc.__
W.
Baird
Baker, Weeks
&
&
Co.,
Inc._____
Co._______________„_
Ball, Burge & Kraus
Barrow,
A.
G.
Blair
Co.
&
Co.
Chaplin,
Curtiss,
J.
&
Co
Inc
M.
&
&
S.
Dickson
Dittmar
&
Dominick
-
Co.,
&
Co._
Co.,
600
1 500
300.000
1,500
2,700
450
1,200
450
450
180.000
900
90,000
Inc.__.
600
.
Inc
Drexel & Co—_______________________
Weld
1,800
Co.
&
90,000
2,700
90,000
Co.—
600
Thompson Fiber Glass
Co.—Sales Up—
Co
Biddle
Yarnall,
-
&
&
Co
of
This
firm
Angeles
Los
the
ended
year
Oct.
1959,
in
recorded
093,491
55
on Jan.
16, reported sales of $12,611,063
31, I960, an increase ol 13% over the $11,according to company President William C.
1960
gains
they
substantial,
not
were
diversification
company's
development
rise
the
made
served ' to maintain
improvement in both
asets
he
sales
possible,
at
190,
sales are
to
non-
end were $4,445,224 and current liabilities
the current ratio to 3.3 from 1.8 in the previous
improved
equity
47%
to
at
$1,632,084
year
end.
of
some
records.
Directors,
net
operating
is
1960
estimated
The
net
reported
profit
subsidy
for
after
$7,973,000
recapture
operating
of
from
$823,450
attained
for
the
in
profit
for
the
SS.
in
and
deprecia¬
of
age
during
20
years,
and
States
in
an
for
total
earnings
amounted
to
to
$8,155,812,
were
stock
1960
year
the
preliminary
amounts
$4.77
to
share
per
$4.86
the
for
of
Board
Directors
Jan.
on
share
17
Jan.
on
the
on
10,
also
1961.-—V.
a
share
on
June
declared
stock,
common
Feb.
on
payable
192,
declared
17
1961.
cash,
a
March
dividend
3,
447.
p.
the
preferred
on
9,
1961
to
-
,
.'- V
%
the
to
1953
of
Issues
Declaration
the
United
Stahlwerke
States
Deposit
the
Dollar
dated
Plan
Aktiengesellschaft
as
the
for
and
Bond
Deben¬
(United
Steel
liquidation,
Hamborner Bergbau Aktiengesellschaft,
prepaid ics obligations in the amount of
to the
date of payment.
The
amount
of
has
interest
obligors
with
principal,
of
prepayment
Agreement of
connection with
in
under
Vereinigte
in
Corp.)
and
into
entered
Claimants
of
together
with
the
annual
amortization
by the remaining obligors, will be distributed on Feb. 1,
1961 pro-rata to the holders of record on Jan. 20 of 4%%
Participa¬
tion Certificates at the rates of $24.10, $12.05 and $2.41, respectively,
for
$1,000,
$500
and $100,
original face
amounts
of
Participation
payments
United
Systems Corp.—Formed—
Formation
15%
this
of
defense
on
corporation,
projects,
with
the
objective
announced
was
of saving up
Washington, D. C.
in
to
on
17.
The
will
firm's
new
provide
President,
systems
Elmer
P. Warnken, explained ithat
capabilities for missile and space
manager
operating
under a new management concept
tribute. materially to lowered defense costs."
•
"which
will
USC
pro¬
con¬
i
Tool
Crib
Rental
&
Investment
Co.,
Files With Securities and Exchange
The
the
Seattle, Wash.—
Commission—
corporation on Dec. 29, 1960 filer a letter of notification with
covering 100,000 shares of common stock (no par) and 14,000
of
6%
cumulative preferred stock
(no par)
to be offered as
follows;
For
underwriting
$1
common,
per
for
share;
preferred,
$5
per
share.
has
USC
of
assets
to
No
1
is involved.
this
said
He
proceeds
are
to
be
used
for
working
Amcel
and
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
New
construction
600
corporation
450
ago
E.
on
Jan.
Clyde
program
is
to
estimated
expand
the
16 first brought
McGraw,
awaiting
to
capacity
natural
President,
'final
cost
expansion.
Corp.—Expansion—
$100,000,000
of
gas
approval
of
is
planned by the
the system which ten years
the New York area.
to
announced
the
that
Federal
$70,000,000
Power
to
be
achieved
"through
elimination
and
been
of-
this
Commission
CTL
Division
shields
strument
tion,
and
support
will
quality
by
four
Each
missile
existing
contributes
and
space
and
Studebaker-Packard
heat
Corporation
resistant
of
Acton
Merz-Chambers
Systems
providing
staff
of
equipment,
United
in
formed
$700,000,000.
of
anticipated
companies
a
a
special
coordinate
control,
tools,
Corporation
single
corporate
all
feasibility
structural
special
combined
enabling
USC
members.
in
serve
a
assignment
of
of
explosives.
nose
cones,
Technology
In¬
instrumenta¬
test
and
ground
assemblies.
the
general
including
and
electronic
ana
as
Corporation
builds
machinery,
structures
will
contact,
activities
and
Corporation
specializes
builds
with
specialty,
vehicle systems.
Propulsion
Inc.,
a
subsidiary of
Celanese
specializes in propulsion devices, propellants
America,
capital
expected
undertake complete
heat
The
is
pyramided general and administrative overhead costs,
of profit at the prime contractor level."
reduction
SEC
shares
[
net
1960
year
$220,447.
preferred
comparable
there
traded
additional
the
/
,
.
1960,
vessels
earnings
1959
1960.
in
from
resulted
the
taxes
of
United
$7,973,000
gains
net
for
stock,
of
total
on
after
depreciable life of those
with an amendment to the
capital
that
reduction
the
earnings
and
by
discontinuance
accordance
which was enacted
income
net
benefited
in
dividends
for
1960
change
contracts
t
1,
of
grams,
1020.
p.
450
L800
this
year
Stockholders'
year.
—V.
of
and
he
added.
improving
$1,327,312,
90,000
1 *>00
one
Jan.
Current
books
Certificates.
in
of Hitco
40%
Approximately
program.
markets,
defense
120,000
360,000
ture
Works
despite a general defense spending slowdown during 1960, and
extraordinary expenses incurred in an accelerated new products
after
of
year
for
charges
1936,
Directors
of
a
$279,351.86
company's seven-year record of uninterrupted
and earnings,
Mr. Winterhalter said.
The
Jan.
of
sales
said,
and
adjustments
year
record
of
::
Treatment
after taxes were $938,091, or 56 cents a share on 1,670,073
currently outstanding, compared with 1959 earnings of $920,863,
cents a share adjusted to the same number of shares.
While
the
its
that
on
announcement
011
United Steel Works Corp.—Distribution to Holders—
^Earnings
or
the
amount
operating
common
Board
cents
50
holders
Pursuant
for
trading in all
New York Stock
common
51.
p.
(H.I.)
on
Coast
1959.
450
120,000
Inc
on
common
Pacific
to
The
Board
estimate
for
for
bringing the
comparison,
total
on
and
Subs.)—Estimated Results
the
America
from
adjustments
provision
of
(&
net
SS.
Act,
By
prior
share
The
450
—540,000
&
in
common
the
the
and
regular semi-annual cash dividend of 22% cents
stock, payable July 1, 1961 to holders of record
2,700
540,000
-
—
high
common
and
in
on
applies
company
resulted
years
net
DIVIDENDS—The
4501
90,000
Co
&
Cohu & Stetson
Witter
193,
600
25
to
$8,297,000.
also
adjustments.
the
in
construction
which
it
of
results
the
$324,000,
to
warrants
preferred
a
tax
depreciation
to
of
1,500
& Co
Masterson
—V.
120,000
—.
income
resulting
year
new
estimate
300,000
Co
now
$7,935,365.
after
20
the
preferred
Exchanges,
adjustments
preliminary
1959,
Marine
of
After
360,000
Alstyne, Noel &
Walker & Co
450
240 000
on
and
year-end
lower
from
profit
per
H.
for,
within
is
move
record
a
trading in
the
the
the
followed
reduction
ships,
in
and
in
Chairman
charges
prior
year
90,000
____
in
450
90,000
Inc.
900
600
600
450
300,000
*
2,700
180,000
were
1,500
Woodard-Elwood
1 200
120,000
Co.,
Dominick
900
90,000
Co., Inc._.._
Securities
Davis, Skaggs U Co.~
R.
1,500
90^000
__'
House
Dain
300!000
240,000
Co
Dallas Union
450
90,000
_____________
Richard W. Clarke Corp._____
Common, Dann & Co
&
11,700
90,000
240^000
to
exhibits
540,000
__
—
McGuiness
Dodge & Co.
Courts
as
90,000
Inc.______
Inc.__.
Blyth & Co., Inc.
Clark,
agreed
of Shares
120,000
Leary iz Co
Becker
&
the
conditions
120 000
______
Co.
&
Robert
of
thereof
$1,800,000
Co.____________
Allyn and Co., Inc.____
Bache
states,
180,000
&
540,000
L. Day
Co., Inc
establish:
of
Stock
in
and
its subsidiaries
was
addition
In
120,000
The
Number
Amount
.
Read
Merchant
600
450
300.000
Dean
Little
engaged
11
severally
600
90,000
Trask
Winslow,
f*et
included
also
the
Dillon,
its
1960
company,
subject
to
the
terms
and
respective underwriting agreements filed
to the registration
statement, are as follows:
in
vessels
capacity
cubic
in
450
Fox
R.
the
>';•
with
charges
from
cargo
Anthony
shares
the
specified
southern
17
1,500
White,
whole¬
facilities.
conducted
Sept.
preferred series, and the
principal
shares thereof which each has
of
from
purchase
is
at
in
delivery
million
storage
51.
UNDERWRITERS
new
gas
transportation business
througn a system which
division
2,362
and
450
300,000
Wertheim
1975.
border
authorized
products
Inch
approximately
—v.
Mexican
an
approximately
tion
900
450
G.
through
at
1,500
Coast
trading
the
This
recapture.
600
Van
is
sale
of
2,700
900
White,
share after Jan.
per
depreciation
1959
600
Spencer
company's principal business is the transmission of
also
engaged in the transportation of
petroleum
products and in the production of oil and
gas. The company owns and
operates a pipeline system for the
transportation and
It
gas.
year
90,000
&
1956
"Hercite"
and
companies
that
Over-th^-Counter Market.
Federal
Compared
Tucker,
BUSINESS—The
natural
before
the
120,000
& Co
both
added
should
trading
to
action
final
but
120,000
Neuhaus &
of
He
suspension
Exchanges;
the
and
for
900
120,000
Underwood,
the
as
Industrial
Corp.,
of
Los
Angeles,' Calif.,
purchase of United common, during the 10-day
1961, inclusive, it was announced on Jan. \ 17.
Pacific
Stock
that
900
180,000
&
since
seals
known
Corp.—Suspension of Trading—
Exchange,
Franklin,
17
90,000
—
areas.
large users in the field.
said, it has been necessary
Sachs
January
the
25,
2063.
company
Co
Thomas
less-
option
share
per
Jan.
on
90,000
Swiss American Corp
the
is
per
company
Jan.
for
months
M.
180,000
Co., Inc
hermetic
method
own
States Lines Co.
1,800
Cartwright & Co. — .
Sweney
preferred
st^ck
is
entitled to a
sinking fund
retirement during each 12 months
commencing
ending May 31, 1967 of 2Vz% of the new pre¬
ferred stock outstanding on
May 31, 1966 and after May 31, 1976
5%
of the preferred stock
outstanding on May 31, 1966. The sinking 'fund
redemption price is $100 per share., For a
period of five years the
provides
&
John
120,000
Webster Securities Corp
&
Stone
105%
600
.1,800
—
Frank, Meyer &
Stern,
redeemable
natural
of
Eastern
Inc.
have
approved an increase
2,000,000 shares from the 1,000,000
started.
write-downs
p.
540,000
Co
&:
192,
300.000
Co
businesses.
supplier
other
and
were
applies
in
United
180,000
Boyce
&
—V.
450
Co,_
Stein
option of the company at any time at prices
scaling from
downward to 100% in 1981.
the
Steele &
J.
interest
an
REDEMPTION—The
with
&
to
and
The
180,000
Co
and
major
:.
for the
of
360,000
&
the
this
utility
public
United
Exchange.
$7,000,000
•
provision
Co
&
Staats
maturity'
to
at
otherwise
are
R.
Starkweather
beginning
bonds
the
oc
are
5%
Smithers
S.
William
of
suspended
1,200
:
homes
the
Jersey
operations
and
_
1960
Stock
issues
240,000
Co. Inc.—
local
of
by. several
Mr.
was
ordered
16
American
three
the
Scribner
Barney &
has
Detroit
450
.
for
York
1,800
Co.__.-.
&
Co
to
is
manufactured
its
integrate
stocks
Jan.
90,000
Agnew & Co
has
demand
move
suspension
360,000
1-,
to
1,500
Co
Co._
&
Deane
Smith,
be
may
the
Singer,
in
&
Hutzler__
&
Hammill
&
Shuman,
construction
1961
which
Winston
Shearson.
%
approximately
of
this
company's
customers.
retire
from
company
stock, approximately $32,000,000 will be
outstanding
revolving
credit
notes.
The
estimated
FUND—A
the
the
in
are
rate
period
a
net
preferred
used
its
to
SINKING
cost
Rowles,
'
-
360,000
Co
'
1,800
120,000
&
in
Exchange
90,000
Inc.—
Mosle & Co
Schwabacher
currently
applied
or
incurred
For
the
which
programs,
1961,
the
Co.,
SEC
New
and
300,000
-
Rothschild
F.
L.
Inc.--
Co
Salomon Bros.
retire
balance
has
and
&
fuel
Line
Components,
acquisition,
sales
the
•
_
Robinson-Humphrey
Rotan,
closed.
PROCEEDS—Of the
the
oversubscribed
was
Riter
The
Pipe
employed
completed
a
result.
as
period
600
Reinholdt
line
of
Gulf
in
gas
Extension
1
is
in warrants
The
600
Reynolds
&
<
450
—Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. heads
an
underwriting group
$30,000,000 first mortgage pipe
and
1,500
which offered
Jan. 18,
natural
authorized.
this
the
120,000
120,000
on
The
600
90,000
Inc
Co.,
the
weeks
preferred
450
90,000
Pierce
factors
from
piped
gas
by
increase.
..
600
Co
Rauscher,
heated
growth
the
by
area
are
Island-New
United Industrial
600
120,000
Pressprich & Co
Putnam
j
1
300,000
Webber, Jackson & Curtis——
Jaffray flz Hopwood
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc
acreage
1,500
120,000
Piper,
more
.." •'%
$595,000,
compared
with
$195,000
for
1959, Mr. Sachs reported.
Concurrently with the company's steadily
increased sales, he added, "we have showed a
steadily improved earn¬
ings picture."—V. 192, p. 2065.
600
180,000
—
Gas
division
company
Total
600
120,000
Co
principal
United
This
profits,
3,000
120,000
Co.__
&
Pacific Northwest Co
Corp.—Securities Offered
600
90,000
Co
The
considerably better
2,700
—
Son
of
which
Since
two
300.000
& Co
York
five-fold
a
2373.
particularly
the
120,000
—
that
1960
example of the rapid acceptance of
about four million customers are now
homes
nearly
distribute
presently
process,
900
120,000
&
and
600,000
& Lynch
V
pipe
an
New
corporation's capital stock to
essentially
.—_
Co
year."
Paine,
in
Components recently acquired the Hereon Electronic Division
Harvey-Wells Corp., Rudolph Sachs, United President;" told stock¬
of
Smith
&
as
period,
York-Long
p.
holders.
450
120,000
____:
192,
the
900
180,000
90,000
Inc
fiscal
dur¬
Va
natural
United
450
1
Wells &
Ohio
the
;'■• a-
needs, Transco has constructed
550,000
the
which
New
shares
600
.„
Co
in
450
90,000
90,000
^
that,
alone,
.of
one
Directors
1,800
90,000
Cook
%'%v
in
United Components, Inc.—Stock Increase—News-
2,700
i
future
this
than
area
is
to
—V.
1,500
!—
and
Transcontinental
1,800
Newbold's
H.
Newhard,
increase
an
brought the first
increased its investment
has
the
of
areas
and
included
are
Transcontinental
company
metropolitan
More
York
gas
2,700
300,000
Moseley & Co.__
Mullaney,
Tex-Star
stations
600
540,000
Morgan Stanley
-2167;'%:'./"'.
p.
Texas Eastern Transmission
companies
600
2,700
90,000
360,000
Moore, Leonard
earnings will exceed
to
service
120,000
Meeds
Milwaukee
The
F.
developments
450
540,000
Co
Beecherl
Mr.
New
Co
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc
in
it will give Trans¬
supply
gas
stations
■
said
the
states.
Co
Lynch,
of
since
the
during
gas
in
900
Miller & Co
Mead,
natural
90,000
Inc.—
&
Co.,
the
than
450
Co
&
from
compressor
current
90,000
540,000
Surrey
expected
served
Corp
Inc._
&
fully completed,
lines
new
existing
-n';..'-'Z/'.atv*
x
years
York,
When
pipe
Two
capacity
McGraw
450
Corp._
&
McDonnell
covering
to
are
1961
chat
company
been
Co.,
Masten &
net
acreage
available
funds
year,
revenues
"It
enable
have
plans for
1961
performance.
1961
to
These
expansion
confident
record
course
year's
of
outlook
management
fiscal
ing the
the
that
report
finance
to
the
to
favorable
on
sufficient
where
area
E.
A.
Mr,
900
1,500
Coe
McCorinick
heating
new
flow,
180,000
Space
Co
Irving Lundborg & Co
the
of
equipment to nearly $700,000,000.
Initial
deliveries
totaled
136,000,000,000 cubic feet, compared with
a
440,000,000,000 cubic feet.
To maintain this continuous
both
90,000
Inc.__
Loeb, Rhoades & Co._:
&
for
180,000
Clark,
W.
Brothers
M.
winter
miles
5,200 miles of pipe line and has gas reserves under contracted
approximating nine trillion cubic feet.
600
1,500
300,000
E.
&
Freres <°*
Merrill
agreement was also concluded, as of Dec. 1,
three producing oil wells in Nueces County.
1,800
120,000
300.000
Langley & Co._:
Mackall
573,009
on
the
360,000
Co
2,700
'
of
$152,597,
was
of
Co
&
Higginson
Lehman
.
an
An
C.
Lee
Commenting on recent developments,
Mr. Eeecherl noted that
of
special significance in the first fiscal quarter was the purchase of
an
interest in nine producing oil wells in Knox County.
These weiis
production.
Loeb
current
500
year
Lane,
Laird. Bissell &
the
for
approximately
and
first
Co
Peabody
Lazard
outstanding at
of
last
year,
lines
total
540,000
Co.—
Kidder &
Kuhn,
ten
New
600
&
Lemon
Mason-Hagan,
three
per
M.
Kidder,
the
to
1,200
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
ahead
months
same
&
Johnson,
In
gas
240,000
&
Li
Battles
parallel
New York.
compression
120,000
Inc
Co.,
Weeks
Hutton
three
to
program.: :
Co.—
&
Hutton
E.
A.
year.
was $125,611,
equivalent to 22 cents per share based
(reflecting adjustment lor 100,200 snares issued in
shares
Oil
This
F.
in
company's main line.
Co
&
&
Noyes
&
the
Co
Ripley
Stone
Hentz
and
540,000
;_
customers
bama,
Kirkland
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.__:
/,* \
fiscal
income
income
600
The
earn¬
well
year.
revenues.
to
120,000
Jenks,
Sulzberger,
Co.
Johnston,
been
income
net
previous
equal
1,200
W.
undertaking an active drilling program and
most
satisfactory.
However, there has been an
abandonments and expired leases which amounted
the period under review as opposed to $5,000 in
during
prior
of
240,000
Janney,
earnings in the quarter ended Nov. 30, 1960 (income before
depreciation
and
depletion)
were
$216,764.
In
the
corresponding
months of last year, cash earnings were $171,156.
In
the
first
quarter of fiscal
1961,
cash earnings were equal
to
the
Southwest
E.
sales
derived
extraction
gasoline
Cash
68%
900
Hornblower
been
months
the
of
180,000
Hemphill,
the
of
increase in dry holes,
the
continental
Hayden,
•
the
of
Harriman
21%
a
$321,121.
plant activities.
.These results for the first quarter of fiscal 1960 are adjusted
figures
giving effect to the operations of Surrey Oil & Gas Corp. starting
Oct. 1, 1959.
.The
900
600
&
its
construction
2,700
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc
an
includes
pipe
in the states of Texas,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Ala¬
Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Pennsylvania
New Jersey.
This will complete about half of the second looping
line
120,000
&
of
program
-V."
180.000
Hallowell,
year
demands
1961
540,000
H.
has
the
meet
The
600
year.
registered
year.
-Especially significant
to
season.
2,700
Marache & Co
day, giving the line a maximum
1,953,000,000 cubic feet per day.
per
daily capacity of
McGraw said that approximately $52,000,000 was
spent last year
constructing additional pipe line and compressor facilities sufficient
120,000
Hayden, Miller
ended
—
Stieglitz—;
Hallgarterr>& Co
income.
net
months
Corp
Co.__,
feet
Mr.
in
540,000
Halle
of
quarter
Boston
Southwest
cubic
potential
Granbery,
adver¬
■;
..
.
comoarable
ended
—
457,000,000
Goodbody & Co.___
bank
a
rex-Star
of
the
over
months
resulting
in
three
compared
prior
gains
three
21%,
improvement
the
President,
in the first
Jr.,
;.
:
to
Glore, Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co._.
Gas Corp.^-Results—
Beecherl,
Corp._
Co.__'
&
Co
First
2
Fridley & Frederking
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc
inventory, construction,
I:.
,Tex-Star Oil &
&
First
per
tooling, research and development, repayment of
tising and sales promotioin and working capital.
reports
showed
The
covering
offered
Satnick
In
Estabrook
corporatipn
SEC
be
Co., Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Exchange Commission—
Ferris
The
the
Securities and
With
Elworthy & Co
Equitable Securities
prime
contractor
manager
proposals,
projects.
and
his'
purchasing,
USC
manage-
Volume
will
ment
panies
draw
Number
consultant
.
.
from
each
of
will
take
approved
the
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
four
participating
com¬
the
work
consolidation
company
performs, but the parenc
make-up,
will
effect
major
costs," said Mr. Warnken.
has
a,so
two
corporation,
savings
profits
pecause
its
oi
general
in
the
on
and
low-burden
administrative
executive
associate
J.
includes
CTL
companies for
of
Chambeis,
P.
Zeigler of
Execu.ive
who
Worth
of
TIC
of
Acton,
serves
the
and
13
full
Leroy
Mr.
Warnken
Vice-President
as
Williams
C.
Bower
of
of
,
headquarters
in
of
and
Technology
executive
of
Brunei-
committee
plus
Merz-Chambe.s,
of
Cincinnati
H.
James
Herbert
Technology
Cohen
with
Instrument
five
Corp. of
subsidiaries.
other
Merz-Chambers
with
has
headquarters
plants
in
in
with
plants
Cincinnati
at
and
in
Acton,
Tney
are
and
Shelbyville,
Inc.
Waters
of
&
$1,359,000,
This
distributor
supplies,
V.
for
192,
of
for
of
t..e
$83,456,000
fiscal
and
earnings
ended
year
earnings
and
of
30.
Nov.
$1,756,000,
or
the
reduced
apparatus,
from
23
earnings
chemicals,
plants
for
The
1960.
and
the
upholstery
throughout
located
were
firm, a
laundry
West.—
of
23
New
its
offering circular, Droulia & Co., 25 Broad St.,
City, publicly offered 150,000 shares of this
par common stock at $2 per share.
100
BUSINESS—The
mechanical
for
use
is
company
engaged
International
were
Pov.ghkeepsie,
Endicott,
has
done
Machines
Oswego,
Included
work
Corp.
N.
Y.
on
the
among
sub-contract
a
(divisions
King¬
Lexington,
and
at
Ky.),
The
company has
been concentrating on the development and
of various types of punch- writing machines, wnich are
gineered for punch printing on IBM type cards. These machines
designed to punch and print in a single operation.
intends
company
to
expand
punch-prinang machines and
PROCEEDS—The
Wallace
The expander
de¬
forms
(1)
substantially
the
its
will
company
approximately
are
Payment
of
of
Acquisition
Tooling
(7)
Working
Building
(8)
and
'.V;'
;
65,000
additional
01
for
production
equipment
of
products
new
w.-
capital
costs—plant
;
in
of
these
takes
by
metal
forcing
two
are
cabinets.
These
(par
GIVING
cents)
10
figure
does
and
as
if
Long-term
facilities
33,750
-v:'.
$255,000
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
include
holders
be
to
the
of
sold
of
stock
the
of
nuclear
Productions,
Cleveland
and
million
in
Cogan,
192,
earnings
to
be
exercise
option
include
it
shares
the
outright.
tool
is
and
dies
of
also
die
and
is
interested
rently,
in
investment
that
of
in
12
on
April
supplier
small
1,
with
in
business
exceed
$20
year's
net.
million
a
192,
million
Our
said
medical
companies
of
that
it
licensed
was
75%.
last
Since
ago,
$350,000,
In
trative
filed
Jan.
011
He
In
engage
in
Shoshone
County,
Idaho,
established
no
The registration statement related to
voting
senting 2,500.000 shares of West Star common
which
the
the
and
admitted
voting trustees
trustees
that
and
effective,
the
of
the
amend
not
submitted
registration
they
none
did
stated
that,
an
appear,
SEC
statement
was
although
the
No
amendment
staff
in
effect
petition
to
and
in
that
In
The
found
hearing
that
a
examiner
adopted
of
filed
a
by
in
The
various
findings
the
financial
respects
of
the
Commission.
information
the
and
hearing
in
examiner
mining
prospects
concerning
of
such
deficiencies
the
company's
properties^ the
inclusion
which
net
of
1062
in
ment
of
Third St.,
Abilene,
misleading
its
electric
utility
the
substantial
a
position
increase
is
confidently
indicate
that
to
sales
to
add
compared
substantially
3.63
to
anticipate hitting
$24.33
to
$25.45
a
is
company
major
engaged
now
research,
—:
Sales
—V.
192,
Mr.
noted
for
conn-acts
results,
year's
Victoreen
deficit
assumed
operations
Federal
Mr.a Cogan
ended
have
the
said.—V.
been
Wyle
Wyle
p.
a
and
The
to
N.
corporation
SEC
be
W.,
The
on.Jan.
at
12,
100,000
covering
offered
shares
$3
Washington
proceeds
are
1961
share,
per
7,
D.
to
be
of
filed
a
letter
common
'
managing
Wyle
-in
the
United
properties, including pay¬
incurred for that purpose.
States
aircraft
Industry.
systems
under
also
It
has
several
for
general
corporate
'
'■
"
modular
'<■,
—V.
1960—Month—1959
'
.
$
•
Net
proceeds
short-term
^facilities
of
to
loans
the
42,142,504
192,
p.
$
You
give
37,595,723 321,369,177
293,233,701
1958.
•
k
.
Wallace
Expanding Machines, Inc.—Securities Sold—
Fund, Inc., Columbus, Ohio, a small business
investment company, has invested one million dollars in
with every
food
completing them.
capital.
working
and
friendship
to
the
$1 package
world's
CARE Food
you
send
hungry thru the
Crusade, New York
Techno
ithe
newly enlarged Wallace Expanding Machines, Inc.,
Ind. The SBIC's investment includes
$750,000 in 10-year 6%' sinking fund debentures and
of
.Indianapolis,
$250,000 in 5-year 6% convertible debentures.
cise
of
the
conversion
privilege.
have approximately 30%
PROCEEDS—The vcapital
operations
and
making
Techno
On
exer¬
would
Fund
equity, in the corporation.
will
available
be
to
used
more
for
Wallace's
expanding
industries
a
line
of
metal-
forming equipment that greatly reduc.es production costs while giving
substantially .improved products.
The investment,
,
the
by
pre-existing firm
Techno
known
Fund. made, possible
as
Wallace
the
acquisition
Expanding Machines,
Inc.,
of
by
to
programs
St..
$
testing
in
increased
1480.
'
$
$
1,035,026,706
985,949,102
independent
services
to
operation
environmental
division
product
company
incurred
expansion
with
1960—12 Mos.—1959
highest
p.
1960—12 Mos.—1959
largest
full-scale
environmental
purposes.
•>$
the
the
is
extreme
proprietary
walk-in
■
Sales
the
stock
191,
,-f
are
named
the
of
missile-space-
components
conditions.
which
has
laboratory
The
and
com¬
developed
and
lines.
Significant among these
chambers, the Hydrashaker—•
an
extremely high-force electro-hydraulic vibration system—and liquid
carbon dioxide storage and handling equipment.
are
cents)
Walgreen Co.—Sales Higher—
Period End. Dec. 31—
it
manufacturing
a
C.
used
said.—V.
report
175,145,740
providing
tests
simulated
fig¬
L
the
V
believes
sub¬
five
share,
underwriters.
Laboratories
of
2520
(par
1.
have outstanding 540,000 common shares.
Pea'oody & Co. and Mitchum, Jones & Templeton
Kidder,
radia¬
notification
of
stock
to
will
company
as
approximately
District Securities,
2.85
and
2270.
through
strengthened"
new
proposed
Visual Dynamics Corp., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
for
El Segundo, Calif,
filed
on
Jan.
17
with
the
Exchange Commission a registration statement covering
offering of 110,000 shares of common stock. The price will
be supplied by amendment. Of the shares to be offered,
100,000 shares
will be sold by the company and 10,000 shares
by a selling stockholder.
Following the sale, which is the first public offering of stock, the
a
our
preliminary
profit of
outlays
Laboratories—Registers Common—
over
all
"greatly
was
and
Laboratories,
Securities
oi
nalted
with
period
192,
that
special order
business,
of profit." The loss of
by growth in other
up
"
Among
Corp.,
year.
report.
debt
174,042,742
the subsidiaries is
which Victoreen now
management
responsibilities six
Engineering
&
Cogan
profitably.
operated
Jones
the
of
25D7.
p.
in expanding its
and
production.
development
government
of
margin
made
~
•*
1955."
the
current
Woolworth Co.—Sales Lower—
million
$50
a
Wilson
to
from
1
with
to
the
of operation under
had been affected by
earnings at the close of the year were
history. Book .value of Wilson Jones'
1961
proportionately
million,
$16.5
will
in
sales
of
retirement
after-tax
net
on
net
in
that
said
year
sales
amount
large part
business.
according
year,
David
to
in
felt
full
that
unsatisfactory
an
exceeded
according
be
first
said
company's
produces
Tex.,
the company
of the cost of additions, extensions and improvements
to
financial
(F* W.)
the
proceeds from the sale of bonds will be used by
$3,600,000 of short-term bank loans
will
the
Linsky,
He
large
were
Co.—Proposes Bond Offering—
North
after-tax
of cost-cutting measures.
expense
thqir initial benefits.
he
file# a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on Jan. 16, 1961, covering^S,000,000
of first mortgage bonds, series F, due Feb.
1, 1991, to be offered for
public sale at competitive bidding on or about Feb. 15.
company,
economies
covered
by
was
7
operations,
of
an
re¬
become
the relationship of such
West Texas Utilities
outweighed
company's
addition
from
intended
were
the
Among
the
Retained
the
registration statement were
recommended the issuance
regarding
62%
Period End. Dec. 31—1960—Month—1959
decision
recommended
disclosures contained in
order.
stop
part
the
deficient
of
afford
increased
a
filed.
was
excluding
net earnings from opera¬
higher than the $405,862,
share,
equipment,
working capital at Oct. 31, 1960, increased to $5,328,454 from $4,468,924
a
year earlier. The
ratio of current assets to current liabilities
they
certain
had
they
the
headed
however,
of
The
repre¬
in which
statement
of
which
report,
during
hearing,
a
a
was
year,
the
counsel filed
deficient
the certificates had been sold
statement.
After
that,
report
cents
That
quarterly dividends of 25 cents a share were paid during the
following resumption of regular payments by present manage¬
ment in February. This compares with 45 cents
paid during the entire
preceding year, the report said.
SEC
reserves.
ore
stock.
annual
11
Four
trust certificates
and
answer
is
year
,
full
areas
the
which
the
selling
greatly
discontinuance
1957
located
during
and
Chairman, told shareholders that fac¬
improvement Included "reductions in adminis¬
profit
and
cases,
,The
for
property
or
$659,127.
noted, however, that the initial
most
the
operation
1961,
has
supplies
and
share,
costs,
and
improved
factory
efficiency,
material control, more effective use of equipment and
supervisory expense."
of
management
million
effectiveness
January,
trustees
Idaho.
at
16,
forms
a
President
the
raw
reduction
of a Securities Act registration statement
by J. Fred Markwell and Alexander Markwell,
shareholders of West Star Mining Co., of Dalene,
The company was
organized under the Idaho law in 1939 to
in the exploration and development of mineral deposits.
It has
in
voting
announced
'
$52,936,164
$17,846,052.
payroll
involving
Co.—Registration Suspended—
decision
$37,500,
Linsky,
behind
"found
order"
the
of
totaled
were
Jack
i960.
"stop
a
suspended
1960—12 Mos.—1959
$6,391,366 $54,201,143
a
share, reported during the previous year.
sharp gain in net profit was achieved despite a small decrease
sales, which totaled $17,632,530 for the fiscal year. Year-before
tors
Adminis¬
for
said in its
company
alone
sales
approximate
$4V2
the
and
and 845.
The
in
company
the
bank
said
1160
:
producers
compoaen.s,
1359,
company's
products
awards:-of
Victoreen
indicate
ures
The
Business
the
p.
$1.24
or
difficult
than
of
1961-1962,
191,
above.—V. 191, p. 2463.
of
record-keeping
$696,627, or $2.12
of
1960.
added:
will
backlog
New
we
Manufacturing
months
Small
more
in
1960—Month—1959
maker
income
31,
equipment.
discussing
sidiaries
The
appliances.
represents
under
invested
since
most
net
Oct.
1654.
p.
$390,940
the
said. -He
the
instruments
anticipates
monitoring
double
earnings
and
ago.
by
of
also
volume,
current
year
and
those
reports
Cogan
current
volume
Cogan
owns
Mr.
of
earnings and
sales
Chicago
ended
President.
approximately
$3.3
Federal
dollars
make
made
2556.
p.
reported
for
major
be
$5,842,938
s
192,
This
packaging, and cur¬
container
manufacturer,
is
package
has
the
industries.
many
leading
can
SBIC
in
to
payment
Co.—Acquired—
McKee & Co.,
Up—
devices
double
unaudited
1959,"
basis
Will
and
elec.r„nic
and
and
were
the
last
In
to
million
Fund
The
specializes
equipment
a
to
line
one
Techno
regulations.
Wallace
automatic
automatic
an
maximum
of
a
in
conjunction
developing
tration
unit
after
Wilson Jones Co.—Annual Report—
automatically shapes it into
The
shapes so formed—
dies.
being used to manufacture laundry appliance
machines, manned by one operator, produce 135
to pay for a part
made and to be made
its suosidiaries, major
and
company
other
Chairman
$7,776,000
tion
and
per
hour.
The particular
production ^installation is controlled
and gives instantaneous change-over to the
shaping of
different designs of cabinets at the
push of a button.
The
2066.
p.
above.—V.
Inc.,
I960,-nearly
"Preliminary
also
—V.
now
two
The
stock
common
purchase
does
nor
underwriters
the
to
Outstanding
*328,938 shs.
shares
the
stock,
common
debt, $81,913.83.—V.
Ray-Eye
Mr.
sheet
against
loans
Machinery
Sales-
pany
500,000 shs.
Victoreen Instrument Co.—Sales
It
it
bank
Period End. Dec. 31—
and
FINANCING
Venture Capital Corp. of America—Investment—
nuclear
designer
a
properties to adjacent,
producing properties; and references to 200 tons of low milling grade
ore having been
mined, as well as suggestions that certain camp build¬
ings should care for operational needs "until such time as the mine is
placed on a dividend paying basis 01* a commercial ore shoot has been
opened for further work."—V. 190, p. 1675.
35,000
-
.
not
the
stock
ccmnun
annual
been
electronically
information
and
35,000
-VV
rigths to purchase
sales
has
and
2o,Uv>0
Authorized
Common
"On
Co.
including the dollar amount raised from the sale of stock and from
mining operations since-19481 and the purposes for which used; the
inclusion
of
inadequate and misleading information with respect to
exploration work on the company's properties; the inclusion of mis¬
leading excerpts from old engineering reports concerning the geology
of
payment
.
CAPITALIZATION
H.
Die
25,000
taxes______
due
notes
research
Sales
&
sale
Stores Inc.—Sales Lower—
tions
of
their
of
$21,250
liabilities
Inventory
(6)
of
Tool
from
$13,234,000 for 1961 and
as follows: $4,400,000
will be provided
bond
internally generated sources.—V.
(Arthur G.)
White
«
$255,000.
to
order
the
1
due
past
of
current
$13
Western
See
prominent Indianapolis industrialist.
a
15,0j0
Retirement
(4.)
See
Mr.
are
Vice-President
capital gain
to
development
amount
in
offering
(d)
of
members
company's
from
at
funds
the
SBIC
greatly reduces production costs. Approximately 70
expanders are
use
today, he said, chiefly in appliance manufacturing.
Illustrative
omissicn
Expense of
(2)
*This
the
represent
board
the
$7,000,000
and
materially
to
used
be
(31
their
loans,
of
estimated
are
1962. Such
proceeds
washing machine bodies, television
cabinets,
and
complex
paneling—are wrinkle-free, and the metal is in a
colcR'orged condi¬
tion, making it stronger than in its original
shape.
According to Mr. Morgan, the process lends itself to automation
spects;
en¬
processes.
proceeds
will
proceeds
issued
Other
the
remainder
as
brief
priority as set forth:,
>'V.
will
expenditures
$10,929,000 for
from
,
Fund,
Roper,
exploratory stage of development with
fields.
computer
Business
signing
These
E.
certain
-
The
directors.
and
componenis,
in the misshe
Daystrcm-Weston, DeLaval, Kearfott.and General Precision Laboratory.
>
Techno
primarily in the manufacture
subassemblies, assemblies and special de¬
companies for which the corporation
ston,
Construction
explained
and international
prominence in metals manufacturing with
introduction of a line of hydraulic
expander machines five years
complex
a
York
basis
products.
of
Ralph
West Star Mining
Varifab, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Pursuant to
vices
As
volume,
Dec.
of
Indianapolis.
52.
p.
firm's
of
tools, dies, jigs, fixtures, and special machines since 1918.
organization, Wallace Expanding Machines, Inc,, attracted
national
The
in
scientific
operates
of
sister
types
$85,860,000
board
EUSINESS—The
1959.
factor
of
sales
also
Manager; Lionel M. Searle,
company
Vice-President;
Gasaway, of The Ohio Co., a Columbus, Ohio, investment
builder
The
reports that the costs of occupying five new Dlants
company
considerable
reports
Wallace
of
banking firm; and John Weldon,
three
share,
per
sales
to
share,
per
The
a
Inc.
$2.77
or
compares
$3.57
Rogers,
Inc.,
President
Chairman;
Howard
units
Indianapolis
Indianapolis.
nature
Wallace
Co.,
Presidenc of the merged operation, the
companies into one corporate structure under
intended
to
better
reflect
the
character
of
the
two
General
such
Van Waters & Rogers, Inc.—Net Down—
Van
and
is
53
(425)
Morgan,
the
Havens,
Morgan,
ago.
1,300
Acton, Mass. is asso¬
Technology Instrument
Corp., Acton, Mass., Tecnnology Instrument
Corp. of California, New¬
bury Perk, Calif., Technology Instrument Corp. of A;izona
Tucson,
Ariz.; Technology Instrument Corp. Plant 5,
Canton, Mass.; and Altomac Corp., Canton, Mass.
ciated
the
CTL.
a
and
F.
Die
&
K.
of
name
business
on
Tool
Howard
one
Its
Calif.
Ana,
the
Merz-
oecie„<uy-Treasurer.
Sperling
oeorge
to
vVnlis
«^ommit„ej;
wno
Miklos
and
who
Amcel
addition
development and production facilities occupy
Asheville, M. C.
at
has
Santa
Acton,
in
research,
site
CTL
USC
Vice-President;
of
include
Celanese,
01
Amcel
acre
is
Corp.
directors
USC
of
the
Chairman
Instrument
committee
Mr.
John
consulting and "back-up"
services.
These
are
Technical
Operations,
Inc.,
Burlington,
Mass,
and Vidya Corp., Division of leek
Corp., Palo Alto, Calii.
The
Wallace
by
member
it
USC
6023
needed.
as
"Each
....
193
•
n"-
The
test
will
be used principally
to repay
the early stages of three major
underway, and to defray the costs
finance
now
balance
of
net
proceeds
%
"
will
be
added
to
C
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
cr.3)
.
.
Monday, January 23, 1961
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Bond
.
Waterworks, Board, Ala.
Sale—An
issue of $85,000
first mortgage water revenue, se¬
ries 1960 bonds was sold to Hendrix
&
Mayes,
Inc.,
Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due
from
1984
terest
4.60s.
Oct. 1
as
on
inclusive.
A-O.
1990
to
In¬
Legality approved by
White, Bradley, Arant, All & Rose,
of Birmingham.
Maricopa
County,
Dist. No.
68
zone
Alhambra
Sch.
Bond
Offering
clusive.
Principal
payable
(M-S)
Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids until Feb.
6
the
for
purchase
of
$825,000
10
Jan.
to
Weeden
offered
Jan.
on
9
eral
obligation
fered
Jan.
on
25,000
as
to
school
awarded
were
John
to
25,000
&
Co., and William R. Staats & Co.,
jointly, at a price of 100.062, a net
interest cost of about 2.90%, as
follows:
$250,00
3V2S.
as
from
200,000
Due
3s. Due
1967
to
1970
July
on
1962 to 1966
as
1
bonds offered
to
a
sold
was
J.
of
A.
&
Co., Stern Brothers &
Co., and Bosworth Sullivan & Co.,
at a price of
100.04, a net interest
cost
of about
$70,000
from
:
85,000
3.75%,
4V2s.
as
from
3V2S.
1
July
on
Due
Sale
—
An
issue
time
same
of
until 2 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 31 for
the purchase of
$1,525,000 water¬
improvement,
bonds.
1960. Due
Dated
Nov.
on
Sacramento
150
p.
$24,000
Jan.
on
school
11—v.
awarded
were
—
District,
Calif.
County,
Sale—The
bonds offered
193,
The
to
Bank of America N. T. & S.
$7,000
2,000
1979
Due
4s.
as
A., of
Feb. 1 from
on
15,000
Due
1972
to
Due
1
Feb.
to
Chatom
1,
1967.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) pavable at the Commercial
National
Bank, of Little Rock. Le¬
gality approved bv Rose, Meek,
House, Nash & Williamson,
of
Union
Stanislaus
Bond
School
County,
Sale—The
193,
—v.
District,
Calif.
$35,000 school,
series B bonds offered
Jan.
on
The Bank of America N. T. & S.
of
10
53—were awarded to
p.
A.,
San Francisco.
Little Rock.
Cloverdale
Pulaski
County,
Sch. Dist.
County
Soecial
Sonoma
(P. O. Little Rock),
Bond
Sale
The
—
193,
v.
150—were
p.
$1,546,000
Jan.
on
17—
awarded
to
Stephens, Inc., and T. J. Raney &
Sons, jointly, at a price of par, a
net
as
interest
cost
of
about
3.59%,
follows:
$928,000
as
1961
618.COO
3s.
as
from
school
Due
1971
3V2s.
on
Dec. 1 from
was
on
Dec.
$54,000
(P.
Bond
O.
Oakland R
Offering
—
f*:~*rict
Cr-I'f.
Jack
G.
Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
10
A., of San Francisco, as
as
5s.
1962 to
as
1971
as
Due
1970
4s.
on
Due
to
Due
on
1985
Is.
Jan. 10 from
inclusive.
a
fered
were
Sale
revenue/
on
10, 1986.
Jan.
—
Calif.
The
\
$1,070,000
series A bonds of¬
9—v.
awarded
to
192,
a
of
cost of about
4.19%,
as
inclusive.
follows:
from
1
Interest
Vir genes
1962
Hills
County
Water
Secretary of the Board of Di¬
will receive sealed bids
at her office in Sacramento, until
7 p.m. (PST)
on Jan. 23 for the
purchase of $1,310,000 general ob¬
ligation
1961,
series
A
bonds.
Dated Jan. 15, 1961.
Due on Jan.
son,
from
1963
jto
the
at
inclusive.
1986
Principal and interest
able
sealed
ceive
until
Agoura,
for
24
(J-J) pay¬
Treasurer's
County
office.
Legality approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist* Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Union
Los
Sale
The
—
Dist.,
Calif.
Angeles County,
school bonds offered
of
Sch.
High
cliffe, of San Francisco.
were
Merrill
follows:
as
Fenner & Smith,
& Co.; Stone 8c
Youngberg; Irving Lundborg
&
Co.; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.;
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.; J. B.
Hanauer & Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.;
Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern;
Lynch, Pierce,
Inc.; J. Barth
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox; Frank
&
Robert
Bender
Co.; Fred D.
&
Co., and C. N. White &
Co-
San
Bond
Union
County,
Diego
Sale—The
offered
Sch.
High
on
Jan.
at
2660
a
of $2,-
11
able
water
obligation
—
were
tax bonds offered on
193,
v.
—
to
a
53
p.
—
$140,000
of
25,000
1962
as
90,000
as
Due
Ain-?er,
Offering
to
side, until
1971
3V2s.
350,000
School
City
Montcrery
1
of
$140,000
interest
follows.
cate
3V4S.
as
145.000
3s.
as
on
and
San Mateo
Bond
Feb.
Callable
City
Clerk,
will receive
(PST) on
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Due
in¬
1991
of
Feb.
1,
A., of San Francisco.
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
approved
Francisco.
San
Nuview
Union
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
offered
on
2660—were
p.
the
•
series
1961.
to
9—v.
awarded
to
a.m.
C
bonds.
Due
192,
Dean
interest
11
of
Pacifica, Calif.
sewer
was
The
Trust
bonds
sold to
First
Co.,
of
a
of
offered
group
Western
San
$920,-
on
Jan.
composed
Bank
&
Francisco;
Principal
15,
1962
and
payable
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, cf San
Francisco.
Sunnyva'e, Calif.
Sale —The
Bend
$758,000 1956
improvement, series E
bonds offered on Jan. 10—v. 192,
p. 2660—were awarded to a syn¬
municipal
headed
the Bank of
A., of San
Francisco, at a price of 100.009, a
net interest cost of about 3.87%,
as
N.
by
T.
&
S.
follows:
as
5s.
Due
on
Jan. 1 from
to
1966 inclusive.
as
240,000
issue
March
at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
1964
Sale—An
Dated
March 15 from
(M-S)
$100,000
Witter & Co.
on,
inclusive.
1981
America
$18,000 school
Jan.
Paasch,
Martinez, un¬
(PST) on Jan. 31 for
purchase of $139,000 school,
dicate
School District,
County, Calif.
T.
bids at his office in
the Bank of America
S.
&
T.
Legality
000
Virginia
to
as
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at
N.
1961.
1,
1963
from
1
clusive.
1975.
Feb.
Dated
bonds.
on
Offering—W.
til 10:30
the Board of Direceive sealed bids
at her office in Pacifica, until 8
p.m.
(PST) on Jan. 24-.for the
purchase of $1,600,000 wa^er 1961
-t
County Clerk, will receive sealed
County, Calif.
will
Valley Union High.
Dist., Contra Costa
County, Calif.
Dist.,
of
Secretary
rectors,
Ramon
School
Offering—Alice A. Filios,
Bond
& Co.
D. Blake
Fred
San
Feb. 1 from
North Coast County Water
syndi¬
follows: Harris Trust
as
Savings
Bank,
of
Chicago;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Co.; Taylor & Co.; Ir¬
ving Lundborg & Co.; Shuman,
Agnew & Co.; C. N. White & Co.,
1976 inclusive.
1971 to
were
the
J. Barth &
1
Feb.
Due on
Due
1
of
&
of
cost
net
as
to
N. T.
members
Other
p.
100.013, a
3.07%,
16
Francisco.
Jan. 9—
on
Jan.
on
headed by the Bank
& S. A., of San
of America
District,
$1,215,000
53—-were awarded
p.
syndicate
a
The
—
bonds offered
193,
—v.
2660—were awarded to
Shearson, Hammill & Co,, and
Taylor & Co.. jointly, at a price
192,
Sale
series A
Monterey County, Calif.
$285,030 school,
v.
&
Obispo School Districts,'
Bond
1
Bond Sale—The
series B bonds offered
the
Legal¬
San Luis Obispo County, Calif.
inclusive.
1986
Luis
San
July
Due on
1980 to
and
at
ity approved by
O'Melveny
IViyers, cf Los Angeles.
1979 inclusive.
33/4s.
as
from
payable
(M-S)
1962
Principal
County Treasurer's office.
1
Due on July
3.69s.
as
from 1977 to
March 1 from
on
inclusive.
interest
1
from 1972 to 1976 inclusive.
125,000
Peque-
will receive
(PST) on Feb.
of S2.300,000
Dated
March
1,
bonds.
1981
to
July
on
'
purcnase
Due
1961.
inclusive.
Due
Bernardino
San
11 a.m.
tne
school
4s., ;.Due on July 1, 1968.
3V4S.
Due on July 1
as
for
6
inclusive.
1967
from 1969 to
170,000
,
—
CalD
sealed bids at his office in River¬
about
July
on
and
County Clerk,
gnat,
Bank, of Los An¬
43/4s.
as
from
Bond
Bond
Jan. 1
1, 1973.
Counties, Calif.
Offering—G. A.
Bond
were
comopsed
group
007, a net interest cost of
3.69%, as follows:
cost cf about 4.26%.
Bragg, Calif.
Due on
inclusive.
City High School Dist.,
Riverside
geles^ .Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
John Nuveen
&
Co., and J. A.
Overton & Co., at a price of 100.-
price of 100.02, a net interest
Fort
of Jan.
as
Riverside
California
The
school
192,
1, 1961.
1962 to 1981
irom
Sanitary Dist., Calif.
Riverside
awarded to Dean
Witter & Co., as 5s, 4s and 4!4s,
p.
eral
Dated Jan.
Sale—The $900,000 sewer
awarded
Dist.,
10—v.
(PST)
a.m.
Francisco.
1960 limited
Calif.
$25,090
Jan.
Martinez,-un¬
011 Jan. 24
purchase of $3,000,000 gen¬
obligation
school
b 0 n d s,
10:30
office.
Montecito
of
Fallbrook
bonds
in
on
p.
Francisco, as 4s, at a price of
100.901, alsasis of about 3.93%.
Other members of the syndi¬
cate
til
for the
will re--
purchase
general
Treasurer's
17—
Jan.
on
2660—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the Bank
America N. T. & S. A., of San
192,
;
Pittsburg Uniifed School District,
Contra Costa County, Calif.
>
Bond
Offering—W. T. Paasch,
from 1962 to 1970 inclusive.
$1,388,000
Interest J-J.
Principal
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,
1961. Due and interest (J-J) payable at the
on
Feb. 1 from 1966 to 1991 in¬
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
(F-A)
payable
at
the
District Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
000,000
about
Excelsior
inclusive.
1980
approved
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sut¬
Os-
(PST)
p.m.
the
to
County Clerk, will receive sealed
her office
at
1,
<■
-
bids at his office in
Clerk,
bids
-
,
Legaliiy
Water
Elizabeth
—
County
setgnska,
rectors,
15
Offering
1972.
and
1973
California
Bond
Due on July
3%s.
Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
F-A.
Municipal
1970.
and
470,000 as 4s. Due on July 1 from
1986
to
1967 inclusive.
as
1971
District, Los Angeles County,
Offering—Shirlee M. Dy¬
Bond
2660—
syndicate
& Co., Inc., at a
100.056, a net interest
1969
100,000
County, Calif.
Offering — Jean
Pullan,
Feb.
on
Las
p.
headed by Blyth
price
Co., as 4s, at a price of
basis of about 3.89%.
Dorado
Jan. 10 from
Jan.
$1,268,000 elec¬
District, El Dorado County, Calif.
inclusive.
on
Concord,
sewer
County Flood Control and
101.32,
El
Blake
1972 to 1974 inclusive.
Conservation
Jan.
follows:
Bond
Water
$150,000
on
1
CALIFORNIA
Alameda
offered
sold to The Bank of America
N. T. & S.
6,000
inclusive.
Due
District,
County, Calif.
bonds
90,000
to
School
Bond Sale—An issue of
Arkansas
school bonds offered
Union
Unified,.Sch.,Di§i.,.
Calif.
Valley
&
a
1,
Due
5s. Due on July 1 from
to
1961
v
High School Dist.,
a.m.
Bond
Angeles County,
Staats
v.
1986 inclusive.
11
4.02%, as follows:
as
40,000 as 4s. Due on July 1, 1968i
80,000 as 3V2s. Due on July 1,
(PST) on Jan. 23 for
the purchase of $3,300,000 school,
series B bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961.
1995.
—
on
1
3s. Due on Feb. 1, 1996.
as
Bond
4V4S.
as
from
Feb.
on
I960,^series;A bonds offered
on
Jan. 17—v. 192, p. 2669—were
awarded to a group composed of
The Security-First National Bank
of Los Angeles; Blyth & Co.; R. H.
Moulton & Co., and William R.
Feb. 1, 1970
on
■
Clara
Bond
3%s. Due on Feb. 1,
as
Bond Sale—The
1971.
and
of Nov.
as
5s.
as
1963 to 1969 inclusive.
se¬
Nov.
from
1
1986 inclusive. Callable
School
cost of about 4.31%, as follows:
Smith, Ark.
Bond Offering — Jack
Face,
Mayor, will receive sealed bids
1960
Union
690,000
office.
Francisco, and Associates, at a
price of 100.037, a net interest
Fort
revenue
Prin¬
payable
(M-S)
San
ARKANSAS
ries
Dated
March 1
on
Treasurer's
County
Bond
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
works
Due
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
Danlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
1
sold
was
bonds.
A
1961.
Due
4s.
as
tion
Paasch,
1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Archoe
improvement bonds
sewer
offered at the
series
cipal and interest
1976 to 1986 incluisve.
Additional
T.
1,
1976.
and
1994 and
District,
a.m.
1,
1
Feb.
4%s. Due on
as
1,300,000
Los
County, Calif.
Santa
Jan.
from 1977 to 1993 inclusive.
Covina
1
July
on
of
of
Due
5s.
as
7,630,000
{
(PST) on Jan. 31 for
purchase
of $1,000,000 1960
the
193, p. 150—were
syndicate headed by
& Co., and Schwa-
a
Nuveen
of
j
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
office.
Legality approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington,
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Freemont Union
about
$230,000
urer's
18—v.
590,000
Jari. 17—
School
Offering—W.
school,
at
Water Dist.
County
on Feb.
from 1963 to 1974 inclusive.
S. A., of San
T. &
Unified
til 10:30
irom
Jan.
on
$4,569,000
on
of
interest
—
1975
ol San Francisco.
1975 inclusive.
3%s.
as
from
ot
July
on
Due
1970 to
235,000
$58,000
follows:
as
Due
1962 to 1969 inclusive.
as
Antioch
March
Costa
general obligation water improve¬
ment district No. 1 bonds offered
Dist.,
Francisco, as 3V4S, at a price
100.11, a basis of about 3.23%.
the
TV.';';
(P. O. 2020 Railroad Avenue,
Pittsburg), Calif.
Bond Sale
The $12,840,000
192, p. 2660—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the Bank
Bond
revenue
5
composed
group
Hogle
Jan.
The
—
Contra Costa
$390,000
Contra
$2,630,000
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Martinez, un¬
system
on
Sale
Sch.
High
price of 100.011, a net interest cost
1961.
15,
and
til
County, Calif.
Angeles
Principal
6 Co., Inc.
= •
of America N.
inclusive.
gas
L
City
wood,
May 15 from 1964 to 1988
on
inclusive.
berg; Hooker & Fay, and Kalman
Due on Feb. 1, 1991.
Is.
Feb.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at her office in San Jose, un¬
awarded to
1990 inclusive.
to
July 1 from
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
and
1976
Bond
v.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Inc.; Dean Witter & Co.; William
R. Staats & Co.; Stone & Young-
John
school bonds offered
inclusive.
Mesa, Ariz.
electric
Los
a
syndi¬
Merrill
follows:
as
were
the
of
members
Other
cate
1
as 4.15s.
Due on Feb.
1985 to 1989 inclusive.
Due on Feb. 1, 1973..
&
Co.,
at
a
price
33As. Due on Feb. 1, bacher
1975.
100.0135, a net interest cost
about 3.97%, as follows:
as
4s.
Due on Feb. I 1
as
'
of¬
Nuveen
Due on Feb. 1 from
4s.
Alhambra
150—
p.
from
and
375,000
bonds
193,
410,000
•
as
1974
$450,000 gen¬
9—v.
a
1984.
1983 and
Schwabacher: & Co., and Under¬
Neuhaus & Co., inc., at a
purchase of $150,-
improvement, series
Dated
B bonds.
Due
Due on Feb. 1,
4.10s.
as
Jan. 23 for the
000 municipal
inclusive.
1982
to
-135,000
San
Francisco,
and
Shuman,
price of 100.045,
,
Co.,
5s.
as
from
Sale —The
composed of
1962 to 1972 inclusive.
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
Bond
were
follows:
50,000
Maricopa County, Tempe Union
High School District No. 213
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
—
net interest cost of about 3.93%,
a
bonds
sold
was
of
Agnew & Co., at
$98,000
school
2271
p.
group
&
$275,000
obligation
zone
Fargo Bank American
Co.,
Maricopa County, Balsz Sch. Dist.
No. 31 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Sale—An issue of
a
Wells
Trust
192,
v.
—
as
Bond
$750,000
3A, series F bonds offered on
Feb. 1
on
Due on Feb. 1 from
4s.
as
1975
ap¬
cisco.
school bonds.
general
Legality
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Sale—The
355,000
County
the
at
Due
5y2s.
as
from 1962 to 1974 inclusive.
interest
and
office.
Treasurer's
The
Rhea Averill,
—
$170,000
Due
March 1 from 1962 to 1991 in¬
on
awarded
Arizona
1
Feb.
on
purchase
Dated March 1, 1961.
bonds.
No.
(P. O. Phoenix),
(PST)
a.m.
of $300,000
No. 6 issue of 1954, series F
Bond
ARIZONA
10
the
for
7
Winfield
until
bids
ALABAMA
3V2s.
Due
on
Jan.
1
from 1967 to 1972 inclusive.
160 000
258,000
33/4s.
as
from
Due
on
Jan.
1
1973 to 1976 inclusive.
as
4s.
1977.. to
Due
1981
on
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
Volume
193
Number 6023
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(427)
members
Other
the
of
syndi-
ILLINOIS
cate were as follows: Harris Trust
Witter
Fenner
^
& Savings
Co.;
&
Button
Irving
Stone
&
1961
from
31
1963
Principal
clusive.
payable
(J-J)
c
,
Sale
tion
n*
10
Jan.
:
:
•
/
n
*
53
p.
—
v:
f()r
&
S.
3%s,
at
Dec.
on
Due
purch/e
,he
Dec.
on
cipal and
at
1,
Due
about
&
man
(J-D)
trust
or
Du
Bond
eral
National
.
of
about 3.08%, as follows:
$70,000
3s.
as
1962
Due
and
190.000
1969
Jan.
on
company
Due
10
to
1972
Due
on
to
1976
Jan.
•'
inclusive.
000
Jan.
on
5
sold to
was
of
members
ville
syndicate
America
to
Youngberg;
&
Co.;
Stone
as
Dec.
on
1
3 20s.
as
on
Dec. 1 from.
Due
on
' Dec'/ 1
State
cei've
sealed
(EST)
of
bids
of
$28,980,000
until
&
Offering
until
8
1, 1961. Due
Frederic
—
C.
p.m,
Dec. 1 from 1963
on
Salle
County
Bond
Offering
Community Con¬
re-"
until
system
7:30
for the
bonds.
1960.
able at the State Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Pawkins. Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
Due
1970
inclusive.
on
Dated
1
Dec.
from
Principal
(J-D) payable at any bank
or
trust company designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
Mt. Pleasant Special School Dist.
De
Bond
nue
Dated March 1, 1961.
on
for
Due from
the
(EST)
purchase
1981
C
and
..
,
$220,000 hous¬
bonds
offered
on
Jan.
—v.
193, p. 150—were awarded
to the Federal
Housing and Ho.me
Finance
A
192,
bonds
p.
offered
2661—were
-Agency,
Price of par.
as
-
follows:
3V8S,
at
a
(CST)
Sale—The
1960 bonds offered
192,
The
to
on
City
Securities
Dec.
28
awarded
2558—were
d.
school
$18,000
Corp.,
as
Bond
Offering
Charles
—
The Illinois Company. The
Ohio Company, John'W. Clarke
Co.,
.&
Co., Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.,
Lucas,- Eisen & Waeekerle, Frantz
Hutchinson & Co.,;Burns, Corbett
Blair
2
&
bonds
p.m.
Due
Nov.
on
1980 inclusive.
Treasurer's
Sale
offered
improvement
$350,000 public
bonds
offered
on
Jan.
Chapman & Cutler
193,
11
proved
June
Coan,
Secretary of the School
Corporation, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 31
Grand Coteau, La.
1 from 1961
Legality
proved
by
Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Ice
&
ap
9—v.
to
193,
Township
Trustees,
F.
a
will
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
"
school
building and
30,000
3s. Due
30,000
3V4s.
Due
Interest
J-J.
aid
from
1971
West
Bond
Legality
ap¬
Ice
&
of
1, 1961. Due
to
advancement
193,
The
bonds offered
p.
53
bonds
—
on
Jan.
has been
will
be
Inc., at
on
Nov. 1
Le¬
Bannister
Bond
Offering
City
Fisher,
sealed
bids
Jan.
general
sale
fund
10—v.
canceled.
in
31
were
follows: Barrow,
as
Smith, Inc., Arnold & Derbes,^
Ducournau & Kees/ E. F. -
& Co., Schweickhardt
Co., and Felix M. Rives,
/
Additional
Choudrant
Sale
on
by
at the
to
awarded
The
until
1,
1961.
1962 to
cipal
and
State
11
purchase
of
improvement
bonds.
Due
March
on
1
interest payable at the
office.
Legality
approved by Stinson, Mag, Thomson,
McEvers & Fizzell, of KanCity.
KENTUCKY
Frankfort, Ind.
syndicate
a
ties Corp., at a price of par.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Equitable
Jan
6
was
Securities
Sale
Weil, Labouisse, Fred& Co., Nushloch, Baudean
Smith, Glas & Co., Crang In¬
&
vestment"
and
1860
$350,000
Inc.,
&
Dane
National
Co.,
Bank,
Rapides Parish, Big Island School
District No. 50 (P. O. 1230
Alexandria), La.
Bond
Offering
—
J. S. Slocum,
Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until 1:45 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 8
for the purchase of $589,000 school
Secretary
of
the
1961.
Due
(A-O)
School
payable
Board
OUcU"
at
Parish
the
Treasurer's
office.
legality approved by Chapman &
Corporation, Cutler, 01 cmicago.
sold
to
The
The
$4,800,000
series
revenue,
bonds offered
Co.,
Commercial
shrevenort
St.
—
San-
richs
Louisville, Ky.
Bond
&
April 15 from 1962 to 1971 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
and Associates.
school1-building,
syndicate
Hattier
follows:
as
on
school building revenue bonds ofon
Securi-
the Equitable
bonds. Dated April 15,
Boyd County (P. O.
Gatlettsburg), Ky.
fered
6
time
Dated
1971 inclusive. Prin¬
Treasurer's
No.
same
Howard,
C.
receive
a.m.1'' (CST)
will
the
for
/
$40,000'
district
school
bonds offered
headed
—
&'
ford, Newman, Brown & Co., Inc.,
Harold
—
Clerk,
Leary &
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner;
were
Kan.
internal
obligation
from
sas
ton County Bank & Trust Company,
in
Frankfort,
Legality
approved by Ross, McCard, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
price of par.
a
Other members of the
KANSAS
Lawrence,
1
on
Other members of the syndicate'
was
SoPS!!fvfoeAhlerS & Cooney' of
Des Moines.
$652,000
reoffered
by
approved
No.
Jan. 18—v. 192,
2376—were awarded to a syndi-
&
$118,10
inclusive.
1975
$1,800,000
district
Hutton
of
Jan.
on
The
—
Inc.,
Iowa
issue
offered
1961
March
Cancelled—The
$269,000
1960
1
sold,to The Carelton D. Beh Co.
on
(P. O.
Goshen), Ind.
Sale
Nov.-
on
1976 inclusive.
to
Union,
Sale—An
000 bonds
1961
Elkhart County
Bond
„
on
as
Districts
cate headed by Scharff & Jones,
1
Nov. 1 from
1965 to 1970 inclusive. *
as
School
school
bonds offered
on
Dated
Jan.
1, 1961. Due
July 1 from 1962 to 1973 inclu¬
sive.
Nov.
on
from 1962 to 1964 inclusive..
bonds.
on
Due
Sale
Rouston
p.
3V4s.
as
Jan. 25 for the purchase of $515,000
Bodn
of Shaw,
Co., Neu & Co.-.
First of Iowa Corp., as
&
follows:
$10,000
Parish
(P. O. Rouston), La.
awarded
were
(CST)
M-S.
Interest
Judell, of New Orleans.
Lincoln
composed
group
gality
Miller,
receive
inclusive.
1981
&
54—were
p.
Dated Feb.
Clay Townships, Ind.
Offering—Gail
Clerk,
1, 1961. Due on March 1 from 1963
to
Traer, Iowa
from
Bond
Offering
—
Oscar Marks,
will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 9
for the purchase of $25,000 public
improvement bonds. Dated March
Town
Sale—The $70,000 liberty
memorial bonds offered on Jan.
from
semi-annually
1963 to Dec. 30, 1968 in¬
Co.,
Weil,
Labouisse,
Co., jointly.
Bond
school
building 1961 bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
Due
&
Legality approved bv Foley, Cox
ipr the purchase of $150,000
1961.
were
—
Dinkins
Howard,
Bond
Bannister, Carpenter,
Cooney, of Des Moines.
&
54
p.
Ladd
Friedrichs &
by
Ahlers
to
^
improvement bonds. Dated March
on
v.
—
awarded
inclusive.
193,
Ducour-
Bond Sale—The
and
1970
10—v.
awarded to
De Quincy, La.
Prin¬
office. Legality
J^etwton> I°w°
$300,000 jail
Jan.
on
& Kees.
nau
1
r
to
1963 to.
approved
Crowley), La.
The
—
54—were
p.
interest payable at the
approved by
of Chicago,
W.
(CST) for the purchase of $2,250,000 waterworks improvement
revenue
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
1,
1961. Due on May 1 from 1962
to 1892 inclusive. Callable as of
Nov. 1. 1971. Principal and interest (M-N) payable at the Clin-
Allan
1961.
Inc., and
Clay, Ervin and Howard Sch. Corp.
(P. O. Clay City), Ind.
Co., Dean Witter & Co., Hornblower & Weeks, Shearson, Hammnj & Co., William Blair & Co.,
Bacon,
Whipple
&
Co.,
Stifel,
Nicolaus & Co., Julien Collins &
Inc.,
1,
McDermott
3V4S.
wood, City Clerk-Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids until 1 p.m.
Pickard,
until
on
Township, Civil Township
(P. O. Bloomfield), Ind.
Co., Eastman Dillon, Union Se& Co., R. W. Pressprich
&
bids
Feb. 6 for the purchase
$96,000 sewer bonds. Dated
Bond Offering—Robert E. Kirk-
&
dining system 1960, series
revenue
series
16—v.
sealed
ceive
Bond
Center
$4,500,009
curities
Idaho
Sale—The
approved
Goldman, Sachs
&
College of Idaho (P. O. Caldwell),
ing
The
other members of the svndi°ate
inclusive.
.
Bond
—
Acadia Parish (P. O.
Bond Offering- -Venice A,
Reichardt> Town Clerk, will re-
pynch' Pierce, Fenner & Smith, the near future.
were
IDAHO
r
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
University (P. O.
Kalb), III.
Sale
1960.
Jan.
of
construction bonds
1862 to
Breman.
by Ross, McCord,
Miller/of Indianapolis.
School
p.m.
7
eo.
$296,000 school
in
June 1 from
on
inclusive. Legality
LOUISIANA
Iowa
1, 1961. Due
Bank,
bonds. Dated June 1,
revenue
1960. Due
6 for the purchase of,$96,000 street
proved
xDistrict awarded t0 a syndicate headed by.
Smyrna), Del
White, Weld & Co., and Merrill
Special
Bond Offering-Sealed bids will
be received until 3
on
Trauer-
tory
by Joseph R. Rubin, of Louisville.
July 1, 1967. Principal and
interest ,-<(J-D), payable ,><at
the
State
,
(CST) on Feb. 3 for
of $800,000 dormi¬
a.m.
IOWA
first
of
/,
Offering—Patsy Rowland/.
purchase
2000
as
pity Clerk, will receive sealed
J?1**8
7:30 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
dormitory and student union reve¬
purchase of $370 000 school bonds.
(P. O.
&
Corp.,
11
the
3143,,
Town
Northern Illinois
Wilmington), Del.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until Feb. 16 for the
Smyrna
to
in-
terest
approved
DELAWARE
1962
and
31,
til
awarded
Securities
Feb. 4, 1961 rDue on July 1 from
1963
to
1990
inclusive.
Callable
bonds.
-
of the Board of Re¬
gents, will receive sealed bids un¬
Dec. 28
on
p.'2558—were
City
Jan. 26 for
$1,300,000
1
*
.
Bond
-Bond Offering—Dale Andrews,
Jan. 25
Dec.
of
J
/
Murray State College (P. O.
"
Murray), Ky.
; >
•r
$13,000 school
Dated
purchase of $40,000 school
building
pay¬
on
192,
cipal and
clusive. Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
Richard Hig-
(CST)
p.m.
Sale—The
The
of
'
Secretary
1960 bonds offered
to
1,
follows: Blyth & Co.; Inc.;
Long & Go.
Township, Civil Township
(P. O. Owensburg), Ind.
—v.
June
on
The Kentucky Co.; and Russell, ;
Haute.
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
"'•/•/•
aid
Due
1973.
^1C,» Graham-Conway Co.; Stein /
®£0S*T1?C Boyce; Goodbody & Co.;
Legality
March
on
revenue
June 30,
gins, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
a.m.
Principal and interest (F-A)
—
(CST)
purchase
mortgage
aid
(P. O. Troy Grove), III.
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on
Feb 1 from 1964 to 1980 inclusive.
(P. O.
Trust
Bend
—v.
(CST) on Jan.
30 for the purchase of $453,000
school building bonds. Dated Feb.
Spe-
11
highway
State
School
1 p.m.
Terre
and
Equitable Securities Corp.; Merrill-;
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
'Smith %
on
1 from 1962 to 1981 incluPrincipal and interest (M-N)
payable at the Terre Haute First
in
1
Other members of the
syndicate
were as
Nov.
Bank,
Juno
on
„
3V2S.
as
1972
.xevenue
-
Due
as 3JAs.
Due on June 1
from 1968 to 1971 inclusive.
sive.
from 1962 to
Bond
solidated School District No. 225
A.
I960
Britt,
pay-
Building
Corporation, Ind.
'
'
Education, will receive sealed
bids
for the purchase
1
Illinois
the
Bremen
(P. O. Cleve-
Carpentersville), III.
Bond
of)
Treasurer,/will
Feb.
on
at
Community Unit School
land Avenue,
La
Offering—John
ziale,
facilities
3 Vzs
as
1,710,000
945,000
b°nds. Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due
Breman
...
Thierbach, Secretary of the Board
CONNECTICUT
(State
union
a
3.43%,
as 3%s.
Due on June 1
from 1965 to 1967 inclusive.
(CST) on Jan. 27 for
purchase of $275,000 student
the
par
about
1,130,000
p.m.
Bond
Co., in St. Louis. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
' "
/'
as
'
Lawson,
Connecticut
2
of
from 1962 to 1964 inclusive.
ton, Business Manager and Treas¬
will receive sealed bids un-
III.
com-
Levy, Wil-:: to 1980 inclusive. Interest J-D.
liams & Stern; Irving Lundborg &
Legality approved by Chapman &
Co., and C,N. White & Co.
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bend
Louis),
Principal and interest (J-D)
&
inclusive.
1975
Dist. No. 300
1
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Inc.; Dean Witter & Co.; J. Barth
& Co.; William R. Staats &
Co.;
Hutton
$1,015,000
State Teachers College
(P. O. Terre Haute), Ind.
Bond Offering—Kenneth Moul-
til
price of
a
cost
as follows:
on
Indiana
(P. O.
INDIANA
Kane, McHenry, Cook and DeKalb
Counties, Dundee-Carpenters-
syndi¬
were as follows: Bly.th & Co.,
Inc.; C. J. Devine & Co.; Merrill
F.
of¬
from 1976 to 1980 inclusive.
cate
E.
offered
awarded to
Corp., as 3y4s.
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1975 inclusive.
Legality
the
of
St.
150-
2.98%/
Due
3s. Due
as
N. T. & S. A., of San Francisco./
Other
bonds
192, p. 2558 —were
The Cities Securities
v.
Jackson
187
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 31 for
the purchase of $222,000
school
the
130,000
of
a
the Bank
by
about
of
2%s.
as
1971
;/
$980,building bonds offered
school
headed
issue
group
Nuveen
15
until
cost
855,000
10
Union High School Dist.,
Sutter County, Calif.
*■
Sale—An
a
p.
from 1962 to 1970 inclusive.
Yuba City
Bond
to
John
gen¬
bonds
193,
Dec.
on
Offering — A. A. Blue,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
$390,000
inclusive.
1973
0f
12-—v.
Due
Co.,
White, Weld & Co., and Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Inc., at a price of 100.001, a net
Jan." 10
on
school
awarded
poSed
Jan.
15
son,
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
able
follows:
inclusive.
3y4s.
as
from
-•
Due
3s.
as
from
10,
1968
1964 to
150,000
190,000
1963.
23/4s.
as
from
Jan.
on
on
were
Dec.
on'
interest
interest ; cost
net
obligations
fered
San Francisco, and J.
Barth & Co.,. jointly, at a price of
of
3y4s.
as
East
payable
$875,000
3y8S. Due
as
Bond Offering—Robert D. Jack¬
Page Counties Com¬
Sale—The
follows:-
as
St. Clair Sch. Dist. No.
Cutler, of Chicago.
Kane and
53—were awarded to
a
to
from 1978 to 1980 inclusive.
(P. O. St. Charles), III.
100.0001,
awarded
were
1960
—
urer,
from 1963 to 1977 inclusive.
85,000
munity Unit School Dist. No. 303
Crocker-Anglo
Dec. 28
National
$305,000
1
County, Calif.
Bank,
53
p.
3.16%,
Dated
Dec.
on
Bond Sale—The $600,000 school,
series A bonds offered on Jan. 10
The
O. 1619 11th Avenue,
liard & Son, at
net interest
Bond Sale—The $49,000 school
building
County School District
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and
Goodbodv
Goodbody & Co.: jointly, at a
& Co., ioint.lv
at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
1980 inclusive. Prin-
interest
bank
any
.
p.
County Eastern School Dist.
(P. O. Bloomfield), Ind.
par.
193
—v.
designated by the successful bidder. Legality approved by Chap¬
Vista School District, Tulare
193,
a
Sale—The $390,000 school
building bonds offered on Jan. 10
$1,300,000
bonds
1961.
1,
from 1962 to
were
0f
building
March
basis of about 3.65%.
—v.
at
Bond
1
County, Villa Park Junior
^hool
A., of San Francisco,
a price of
100.663,
T.
as
3y8s,
as
'
Bond
Offering — E. Keith
Bowers, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 o.m. (CST) on Jan. 23
,
193,
Housing and Home
Agency,
No. 40 (P.
1,
(P.O. Villa Park), III.
the Bank of America
N.
price of
High School District No. 45
$330,000
^elecC bonds offered
v.
—
•
to
awarded
Finance
awarded
were
Moline), III.
Due
2.70s.
as
Du Page
Orange
The
1958, series
to the Federal
1967 and 1S68.
County
' :
Greene
'
interest
the
TusUn School D,sir,ct
Bond
on
i
u
Dec.
on
time
same
1962.
2V2S.
as
30,000
1982 in¬
to
and
at
Treasurer's office.
-r
3V2S. Due
as
reve-
1960, series B bonds offered
the
at
from 1963 to 1966 inclusive.
purchase of $1,000,000 school 1960
bonds. Dated Jan. 31, 1961. Due
Jan.
nue
Jan. 31 for the
on
Se-
Sale—The $3,000,000
dorimtory and student union
Rock Island
and
60,000
Bend Offering—Claud H. Grant,
on
Additional
Diet.
(P. O. Shabbona), III.
$15,000
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Visalia, until
(PST)
n""fies
I.
,
follows:
as
Tulare Union High School District,
Tulare County, Calif.
a.m.
p
bonds offered on Jan. 9—v. 193,
P- 150 — were awarded to Allan
Blair & Co., at a price of 100.002,
a net interest cost of about 2.63%,
Young-
Lundborg
C. N. White & Co.
10
f
at],
Bond Sale—The $105,000 school
&
Co.;
Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern;
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., and
berg;
Newman
Co.
,
No. 425
&
Channer
and
curities
„
Community Unit School
Smith, Inc.;
Hammill & Co.; E. F.
Shearson,
Co,,
V
f
£
Bank, of Chicago; Dean
&
Co.;
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
n
55
on
Jan. 10—v.
183, p. 54 — were awarded to a
syndicate headed by J. J. B. Hil-
Landry Parish Fire Protection
District No. 3 (P. O.
Opelousas), La.
Bond
'
.
,
Sa'.e-rThe.$110,000 public
improvements bonds
offered , on
3 r- v/192, p. 2558 — Avere
awarded to Ladd Dinkins & Co.
Jam
56
(420)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
:
.
Monday, January 23, 1961
A
Terrebonne Parish Recreation Dist.
No.
payable at the New England Mercnants National Bank, of Boston.
(P. O. Schriever), La.
Sale—The $105,000 public
improvement
bonds
offered
on
Jan.
11—v.
192,
p.
2661—were
awarded
to
Dated June 1,, 1960.
Legality
1
Bond
Principal and interest (J-D)
approved
Thorndike,
by
Storey,
& Dodge, of
Palmer
Kohlmeyer & ,Co.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$880,000
act of 1948
school
project loan,
bonds offered on Jan. 12
Lewiston, Maine
was sold
$1,850,000 ju¬ to a
group composed of Goldman,
nior high school and public im¬
Sachs
&
Co.,
Paine,
Webber,
provement bonds offered on Jan.
Jackson & Curtis, and Hornblower
11—v. 193, p. 150—were awarded
&
Weeks, as 3.60s, at a price of
to a
Sale—The
syndicate
composed
of
The
100.754,
Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co., of
New, York, C. J.
Devine„ & .Co.,
First
of
Michigan
Corp.,
New
York
Co.,
100.7289,
Old
Principal and interest payable at
Corp., and Ernst
3.40s, at a price of
as
basis
a
of
Town Water
Bond
about
ton.
3.33%.
Jan.
on
4s, at
of
Bond
District No. 5 (P. O.
;
Bond
ceive
,>>
Offering—Bruce
District
Treasurer,
sealed
bids-
c/o
Kin-
will
reFirst
The
National Bank of Boston, until 11
(EST)
a.m.
! chase
;
Jan. 25 for the
on
cipal and interest payable at the
Bank
approved
of
by
i Gray, of Boston.
Boston.
Ropes
&
MARYLAND
awarded to
syndicate headed by
City Bank, of
-New York, as 5s, 3%s, Is and
y4s,
I
First
|
&
a
Bond
Offering
O'Hearn,
receive
Bank
New
York
Trust
•Co., of New York, Mercantile-Safe
&
Trust
Co., of Balti¬
more, Northern Trust Co., of Chicago, White, Weld & Co., Merrill
; Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith
1
Inc., Kuhn, Loeb & Co., J. C.
| Bradford & Co., Johnston, Lemon
& Co., Industrial National
Bank,
Town
sealed
Daniel
Treasurer,
bids
c/o
J.
Dated
payable at
Feb.
on
1
from
1,
1962
clusive.
Principal
payable
at
Bank
of
to
1976
in¬
interest
and
the
Due
First
National
Boston.
proved
Legality
ap¬
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
^
by
Palmer
&
MICHIGAN
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids
31
until
for
j Providence,
Dempsey-Tegeler
Baker,
Watts
&
Co.,
&
8
purchase
building limited tax bonds.
Dated
Jan.
1
from
1, 1961.
1962
to
Washington Suburban Sanitary
able
at
bank
any
of
ical
site,
series
2
Jan.
on
16—v.
193,
of
$10,000,000
general obligation bonds.
to
Inc.;
Halsey,
and H. V.
com¬
1962
Due
to
1964
as
from
from
Due
to
Due
from
1981
Due
to
1
Jan.
on
Jan.
on
1
Bond
Consolidated School District,
Massachusetts
Sale—The
$662,000 bonds
P.
sealed
on
—were
awarded to
Inc.,
60-Q
Co.,
17—v.
193,
245
p.
Halsey, Stuart
White, Weld &
3.60s, at a price of
and
Co., jointly, as
100.82, a basis of about 3.51%.
<
-
Bond
Q'Malley,
receive
Clinton, Mass.
Offering
—
Walter
Town
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
c/o
the
the
•
,
—
until
31
10:30
a.m.
the
pur¬
for
will
New
Boston, 28 State St., Boston 6,
a.m. (EST) on Jan. 24 for
purchase of $950,000 water-
bonds.
on
Dated
Feb.
1,
1961.
Due
Feb.,1 from 1962 to 1981 in¬
Principal
and
interest
clusive.
$220,000
street
&
on
Dec. 15 from
Principal
payable
at
1961
1964
interest
and
any
to
bank
company designated
successful
bidder.
by
or
the
Legality
ap¬
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
proved
Grand
4,
Rapids, Mich.
.
patrick, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3
p.m. (EST) on
Jan. 31 for the purchase of
$255,-
special
1960.
to
assessment
Due
1972
bank
(M-N)
by
about
2.59%,
as
4s.
as
from
1961
Due
to
2%s.
as
April
on
1963
1
inclusive.
Due
stations
The
—
general
from 1964 to 1970 inclusive.
60,000
21/4S.
as
Due
April 1,
on
1971.
115,000
as
2s.
as
2s.
1971.
v
175,000
Due
on
April
on
Due
1,
April
on
1,
1972.
Other
cate
members
were
the
of
follows:
as
syndi¬
First
of
Michigan Corp.; John Nuveen &
Co.;
Commerce
Trust
Co.,
of
Kansas City; Kenower, Mac Arthur
& Co.; Stranahan, Harris &
Co.,
and
McDonald-Moore & Co.
—
awarded
headed
to
Harriman
and
Co., Inc., at
a
net
cost
interest
price
follows:
as
$390,000
bids until 8 p.m.
(EST)
the
purchase
of
from
Due
building and site, series 1 bonds.
1, 1961. Due on June
from
1961
Callable
Due
at
bank
any
from
July
on
Due
July
on
Due
4s.
as
from
1979 to
1987
33/4s.
as
July
on
Other
cate
members
were
of
the
follows:
as
Mac Arthur
Trust
Co.
&
of
of
Education, will receive sealed
bids
until
Feb.
for
$980,000
Co.;
Main;
at
trust
cial
assessment
Jan.
11
151—were awarded to The First
of
awarded
The
to
offered
2682
p.
1966
—
Chemical
on
were
from
1975
Due
to
July
on
Due
to
4s.
as
1981
North
1980
Due
1986
on
July
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
school
tax
Sale
site
bonds
192,
The $1,000,000
building limited
offered
on
2662—were
p.
syndicate
Jan.
17—v.
awarded
composed
of
supply
tem
on
and
sewage
1960
revenue
Jan.
9—v.
awarded
Co., at
to
192,
&
Co., at
a
price
of
bonds
a
net in¬
terest cost of about 3.69%, as fol¬
lows:
bonds.
$40,000
as"
from
20,000
as
1971
35,000
as
1976
3X/8S, -Due
on
Jan.
1
1963 to 1970 inclusive.
3s.
to
Due
1975
4s:
to
Due
1980
on
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
on
Jan.
inclusive.
from
;
Bend-lnver Grove
Pine
School Dist. No.
awarded
to
Barcus,
/
Bond
Offering
—
District
Riehm,
Bond
Offering
District
sealed
ceive
sealed
Indep. School
(CST)
chase
on
of
gation
from
able
and
the
Jan.
24
for
1, 1961. Due
will
of
interest
trust
1986
Jan.
Dated
Sept.
or.
company
p.m.
1961. Due
to
/ Principal
payable
1680
and
any
irusc
at
in¬
interest
bank
or
designated by the
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
company
successful
proved
by Dorsey,-. Owen, Bar¬
Marouart & Windhorst, of
VI
Minneapolis.
St. Paul, Minn.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
received
until
on
March
for
8
10
the
$10,634,000 various
gation bonds.
St.
a.m.
(CST)
purchase of
obli¬
general
,
Paul, Minn.
Sale-/The $13,000 sewage
Bond
plant
1960 bonds offered
Dec.
on
19—v. 192, p. 2273—were awarded
The Drovers
to
Exchange State
Bank, of South St. Paul, as 4X/2S,
at a price of par.
Wood Lake
Independent School
District
Bond
No.
896,
Minn.
Sale—An issue of $33,500
bonds offered on Jan. 9
sold
to
The
First
National
1
;
.
Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on Feb.
from
1964
to
1981
inclusive.
.
Principal and interest payable at
any bank or trust company desig¬
by. the
successful
bidder.
approved
MISSISSIPPI
Gulf port,
the
pur¬
general
was
&
sold to
by
Legality
PptPf.^nn
a
$750,000
sewerage
on
Jan, 10
syndicate composed
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Smith, Inc. Hattier & Sanford,
1971/ Principal ♦Harrington
designated
obligation
treatment bonds offered
inclusive. Call¬
Jan.
Miss.
Bond Sale—An issue of
of
WownrH
1,
1963
(M-S)
1
bidder.
March
from
1
clusive.
p.m.
payable at, any bank
successful
'jnnvnxrPrl
1,
R.
re^-
5
Feb. 1 for the purchase
$250 000 school building 1961
re¬
7:30
on
until
K,
$1,000,000 general obli¬
school
building- bonds.
1964 to
as
until
will
on
V
Raymond
Clerk,
bids
Frederick
bids
by
Dorsey,'
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind¬
horst, of Minneapolis.
11
—
Indep.
(P. O.
Clerk,
ceive
Legality
(P. O.
Anoka), Min.'
Nelson,
199
Gackstetter and Middle Roads,
South St. Paul), Minn.
nated
or
1
bidder.
Bank, of Chaska.
Kindred & Co.
offered
&
designated by the successful
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey, Owen. Barber, Marquart
& Windhorst, of Minneapolis.
pany
school
193,
151—were
p.
sys¬
2662—were
Callable as of Jan. 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at any bank or trust com¬
was
14
Bond Sale—The $525,000 school
bonds offered on Jan. 11—v.
Anoka-Hennepin
McDonald-Moore
price of 100.09,
a
a
100.009.
Superior School District No.
MINNESOTA
disposal
inclusive.
.973.
ald-Moore & Co., and Allan Blair
$95,000 water
p.
to
Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith,
Inc.,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., McDon¬
District No.
The
the
series 9 bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1961.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1964 to 1981
—
and
Kuttu,
receive:
noon
(CST) on
purchase ef $2,airport improvement,
Sturgis School District, Mich.
Bond
G.
will
until
for
be
inclusive.
H.
—
Director,
bids
23
200,000
1
1
State
Muskegon, Mich.
Sale
Offering
South
Savings Bank, of Midland.
Bond
Jan.
V
1974 inclusive.
to
3%s.
as
1
payable
company
Minnesota
Bond
ber,
July
on
or
Minneapolis-St. Paul Metropolitan
Airports Commission (P. O. 2329
University Avenue, St. Paul 4),
1965 inclusive.
3V2S.
as
from
follows:
as
Due
1962 to
interest
net
a
3.88%,
4M>s.
as
from
140 0r*0
Corporation/and E.
& Co., jointly, at a
100.025,
105,000
spe¬
(M-S)
bonds.
Sale—The $395,000 school
bonds offered on Jan. 10—v. 193,
1987 inclusive. Prin¬
bank
(CST)
District No. 50, Mich.
16
$249,000
building
bonds.
Dated
l,r1961. Due on March 1
1964 to
any
of
Bond
Feb.
of
trust
company
(P. O. Brimley), Mich.
$201,000
bonds
192,
—v.
or
until
purchase
re¬
designated
by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
payable
Schoolcraft Community School
115.000
Securi¬
bonds.
Detroit.
1
ties Co.; Pohl & Co., and
Walter,
Woody & Heimerdinger.
Sale—The
bank
any
$35,000
Co.; Ballman &
of
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by
Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
price
Nu¬
on
bids
at
1975. Prin-.
1,
(A-O)
cost of about
Commerce
Newman
building
Oct.
of
as
1
Kansas
Channer
(EST)
purchase
p.m.
the
school
Dated March 1, 1961. Due on Oct.
1
from
1962
to
1990
inclusive.
syndi¬
John
7:30
16
Schneider
Co.; Mullaney, Wells
Charles Parcells & Co.;
Co.;
company
Ignace School District, Mich.
Bond
Offering — Robert
B.
Leveille, Secretary of the Board
Michigan
City; H. V.
& Co.; Shannon & Co.;
Watling, Lerchen & Co.; McDon¬
&
trust
or
1
A.
—
cipal and interest
Prin¬
St.
of
Co.; B. J. Van Ingen &
Co.; Barcus, Kindred & Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Stran¬
ahan,
Harris
&
Co.; Kenower,
from
payable
of Detroit.
1
July
on
the
school
sealed
&
veen
1, 1971.
Aug.
on
Minn.
763,
sealed
der.
Legality approved by Dick¬
inson, Wright, McKean & Cudlip,
H.
inclusive.
Due
for
inclusive.
(J-D)
1
Indep. School District
Executive
1
1972 to 1978 inclusive.
1,925,000
1986
Due
Offering
designated by the successful bid¬
p.
1971 inclusive.
4x/4s.
as
to
of June
as
1
1966 inclusive.
4V2S.
from 1967 to
950,000
July
on
ceive
Dated Feb.
a
4.02%,
:
1962 to
as
Feb. 7
on
Aug.
on
Edgar
Kubalsky, District Clerk, will
Sattley
$2,000,000
Due
3.70s.
as
Bond
Co., Inc.
for
1
Aug.
on
-
from 1977 to 1979 inclusive.
2662
p.
V.
Pryor, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
&
100.032,
about
:
5s.
Ripley
of
of
'
as
,500,000
syndicate
a
the First of Michigan
by
Corp.,
192,
H.
cipal and interest
The
$4,440,000
building bonds of¬
12—v. 192, p. 2377
Jan.
on
—were
to
Roseville School District, Mich.
Bond
Offering — Clarence E.
Callable
Livonia S>choot lDistrict, Mich.
Sale
Jan. 9—v.
Due
3V2S.
as
15,000
fire
-
.
-15,000
obligation bonds
awarded
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
:'//; from 1974 to 1976 inclusive. /
No.
$399,0C0
a
cost
on
1970
3.30s.
as
Medford
cipal and interest
April
on
to
Roseville, Mich.
Sale
interest
follows:
to
from 1971 to 1973 inclusive.
'/W,
Bond
12—
net
a
3s; Due
as
1963
15,COO
any
Legality approved by Dickinson,
Wright, McKean & Cudlip, of De¬
troit..
par,
about 3.50%, as
;
bidder.
successful
of
$40,000
desig¬
company
the
of
March
syndicate
a
at
Jan.
on
p. 55—were awarded
Allison-Williams
Co., at
price
-
offered"
bonds
193,
The
Principal and
payable
trust
or
nated
1961
v.
May 1 from 1961
on
inclusive.
interest
Dated Jan.
Bond Offering—R. Stanton Kil-
000
1,
Hastings, Minn.
$85,000 fire hall
dis¬
Sept.
alley
special assessment, series
bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1960.
trust
J.
until 11
^
Due
of
(J-D)
England Merchants National Bank
of
chase
inclusive.
'
■
bids
Jan.
oh
Dated
&
,
$355,000
paving
&
•
Offering
re¬
offered
Jan.
of
cost
Bond
Henry
(EST)
Sewage
bonds.
1987 inclusive.
Dowling, City Controller, will
ceive
Arm
posal system
1
Detroit, Mich.
Bond
to
Farmington
,
Bond Sale—Tne
(EST) on
purchase of$165,000
assessment
of
Minneapolis.
a.m.
Kendallwood
$1,750,000 med¬
awarded
Allison-Williams
1
10:30
offered
Midland, Mich.
MASSACHUSETTS
Avon
Paddock
ald-Moore &
Jan.
on
1980 inclusive.
37/ss.
by
&
Sattley
1975 inclusive.
1976 to
as
a
inclusive.
3%s.
as
360,000
Co.,
Inc.,
Jan. 1 from
on
S^s.
1965
190,000
&
Co.
follows:
as
5s.
as
290,000
&
net interest cost of
a
3.78%,
$60,000
various
Stuart
Sattley & Co., Inc., at
price of par,
about
of¬
151—
group
a
approved
from 1988 to 1990 inclusive.
p.
special
com¬
Jan. 12—v. 192, p. 2661
on
interest
com¬
bonds
posed of Harriman Ripley
sealed bids until March 14 for the
purchase
awarded
were
inclu¬
trust
or
Canfield,
follows:
Sale—The $900,000 build¬
and
ing
fered
1975
headed by Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
inc., at a price of 100.064, a net
Detroit.
Bond
re¬
p.m.
facility limited tax bonds
675,000
Sub¬
receive
will
care
—were
Berkley School District, Mich.
Sanitary
Commission,
trust
or
pay¬
bank
Bond Sale—The
inclusive.
designated by the successful
bidder. Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
4017 Hamilton
the
1968
April
on
pany
Street, Hyattsville), Md.
Bond Offering—Jas. J.
Lynch,
of
Due
Principal and interest (A-O)
•
Treasurer
$45,000
Com-
of Kansas City,
->Y | Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., of
Winston-Salem, Robert Winthrop
t &
Co., William S. Morris & Co.,
Jones, Kreeger & Co., Winslow,
Cohu & Stetson, Inc.,
Stranahan,
:
Harris &
Co., Lyons & Shafto,
; Inc., H. V. Sattley & Co.,
Elkins,
! Morris, Stokes & Co., and Stock¬
yards National Bank, of Wichita.
(P. O.
Jan.
on
of
school
merce Trust Co.,
District
(EST)
p.m.
the
until
—were
fered
Offering—Henry Combel-
8
County (P. O. Jackson),
Michigan
::: Bend
Township School District
(P. O. Painesdale), Mich.
until
Legality
school site and
Adams
Bond
bids
any
bids
& Haertzen,
Lefler
LeFevere,
County (P. O. No. 550
Telegraph Road,
Pontiac), Mich.
Bond Offering—Harry W. Horton, Secretary of the Board of
Public Works, will receive sealed
South
designated by the successful
Jackson
First
1961.
L.
Stone, of Detroit.
Boston, Munici¬
Feb.
Elizabeth
—
Principal and interest (A-O)
pany
will
the
Milk St., Boston,
until 11 a.m.
(EST) on Jan. 26
for the purchase of
$125,000 water
•
urban
sive.
Oakland
Jan. 23 for the
April 1 from 1961 to
,1
lack,
Corp., Harris Trust
Bank,
of
Chicago,
Savings
Co.,
a
about
&
Feb. 14 for the purchase
of $150,000 town hall limited tax
bonds. Dated Oct. i, 1960. Due on
Mass.
—
National Bank of
were as follows:
I Chemical
|
at
of
by
Paddock
on
to
pal Division, 45
net inter¬
a
First Boston
-
sealed
(CST)
Dodge, of Boston.
Westminster,
Other members of the syndicate
./Deposit
ceive
1,045,000
cost of about 3.49%.
&
2X/2S,
as
approved
Township (P. O. Grosse
lie), Mich.
Offering
National
basis
com¬
Johnson, Township Clerk, will
National
at a price of 100.049,
est
i
Palmer
bonds.
Montgomery County (P. O.
Rockville), Md.
Bond Sale—The
$11,000,000 genj eral obligation bonds offered on
) Jan. 17 — v* 193, p. 150 — were
the
Bond
pur-
| from 1962 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬
National
sold
was
Atlas
Principal and interest payable at
the New England Merchants Na¬
tional Bank, of Boston.
Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
$1,250,000 school bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1
First
Grosse lie
pay¬
trust
or
by the successful
Legality
Miller,
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
offered
of
| Legality
12
-
bank
any
Due on June
inclusive.
1964
designated
bonds
Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on Feb.
from
1962
to
1966
inclusive.
1
•
w
J.
Jan.
on
Rockland
signal
2.46%.
V
Rockland), Maine
ney,
obligation
Bank, of Boston,
price of 100.09, a
School Administrative
9t
Miller,
w-"
Sale—An issue of $33,000
offered
The
to
able
bidder.
general
Securities
Rockland City, Owls Head and
South Thomaston Towns
!
Legality approved by Storey,
Palmer & Dodge, of
Taunton, Mass.
18
about 3.95%.
a
Bank, in Bos¬
Boston.
Corp.,
price of 100.529, a basis
as
■
National
Thorndike,
245—were awarded to
p.
American
|
First
Sale—The $800,000 water
193,
The
the
District, Maine
series V bonds offered
—v.
1
Hanseatic
&
basis of about 3.52%.
a
Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on Feb.
from
1962, to
1981
inclusive.
v
1961
bidder.
Holliston, Mass.
Bond
from
pany
Boston.
MAINE
1
&
Co.,
Arnold
&
Kroeze,. McLarty & Co.,
and Phillips-Gaitney & Co., at a
price of par; a net interest cost
.
Derbes,
of
about
3.82%,
vas
follows/ ./
193
Volume
$210,000
1962
from
.
6023 /
1969
from
to
1974
Due
4s.
as
1975
from
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
on March 1
1968 inclusive.
to
NEVADA
to
March
1984
Bond
inclusive.
Offering
Peters,
(PST)
trial
plant bonds offered
10—v.
192,
at
Corp.,
on
1961.
Jan.
Jackson
to
Drury College, Springfield, Mo.
Bond Offering — Carl Stillwell,
Vice-President and
until
11
55—were
tional
school
building
Dated
Feb.
on
inclusive.
;(F-A)
NEW
1
from
1962
Principal
payable
1,
and
the
at
JERSEY
East
Rockaway, N. Y.
$160,000
general
fered
on
Meadow
West
Jan.
Hempstead,
price of
2.88%.
1
Bond
100.06,
Feb.
from
March
on
Due
3s.
as
Sale—The
inclusive.
3.20s. -Due
as
on
Bond
eral
St.
Louis, Mo.
Bond Offering—Julius W. Dela-
will
Auditor,
City
until Feb.
bids
1961.
1961
to
of
purchase
tional
Bank,
Louis
(P.
County
O.
Clayton), Mo.
in
East
awarded to
54
p.
—
general
Due
sewer
on
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the Chase Manhattan Bank, in
New
York
City.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Sykes, Galloway &
Dikeman, of New York City.
June
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
at
berty,
pay¬
the National Bank of Li¬
and
the
Sullivan
National Bank of Liberty.
Montgomery,
Crawford, Wallkill,
Newburgh, Hamptonburgh, New
Windsor and Shawangunk
County
Legal¬
ity approved by Sykes, Galloway
& Dikeman, of New York City.
Central School Dist. No. 1
(P. O. 75 Orchard Street,
Walden), N. Y.
Lloyd, Marlborough and New Paltz
Central
Rockaway.
Bond
Sch.
Dist.
No.
3
pur¬
$1,925,000 school bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on May 1
from 1962 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
(P.
Bond Offering—Helen M. Welt-
O.
Highland), N. Y.
Offering — Theodore
zien, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(EST)
BANK & QUOTATION
RECORD
WE GIVE
gen¬
bonds
of¬
•
193, p. 151—
syndicate, com¬
& Co., Laden-
a
Shields
Feb.
on
at
Sale
the
awarded to
—
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PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
The
$280,000
street bonds
same
time
1
of
about
GENERAL
were
syndicate composed
of Boland, Saffin, Gordon & Saut¬
ter, Goodbody & Co., Lebenthal &
Co., R. D. White & Co., Camden
Trust, and Seasongood & Mayer,
as 3V4S, at a price of 100.10, a basis
follows:
3s.
1987
p.m.
STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
$950,000
obligation
offered
were
a
as
of
Additional
syndicate headed by
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., of
New York, at a price of 100.108, a
net interest cost of about 3.04%,
$1,562,000
to
re¬
2
the
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MONTHLY
basis of about 3.64%.
lic improvement bonds offered on
193,
inclu¬
15, 1960. Due
1961
for
,
Bond Sale—The $2,447,000 pub¬
18—v.
on
from
until
FOR HARD TO FIND QUOTATIONS
burg, Thalmann & Co., Francis I.
duPont & Co., E. F. Hutton & Co.,
and Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
as
3.65s, at a price of 100.068, a
general obligation bonds.
St.
Dated Dec.
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the Meadow Brook Na¬
17—v.
awarded to
posed
the
Jan.
on
were
various
$15,802,000
about
Due
1975
$1,967,000 gen¬
Sale—The
obligation
fered
receive
for
15
of
Camden, N. J.
March
from 1973 to 1976 inclusive.
as
1,
basis
re¬
a.m.
of
will
Clerk,
bids
Jan. '31
inick & Dominick.
March
on
from 1968 to 1972
370,000
Jan.
a
11
on
Corp.; Blair &
Co., Inc.; Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis; Industrial National
Bank, of Providence, and Dom-
1965 to 1967 inclusive.
from
510,000
Due
2V2s.
as
The
will
until
on
Webster Securities
March
on
to
bids
Bor¬
Jan. 31 for the purchase
$286,000 improvement bonds.
of
15
of¬
Bank, of
2.90s, at a
as
Hackensack), N. J.
1962 to 1964 inclusive.
from
;
sold
was
Sale—The
190,000
sealed
11
bonds
Brook National
$1,200,000 gen¬ eral, vocation school and park
eral obligation building bonds of¬ bonds offered on Jan. 18—v. 193,
fered on Jan. 11—v. 193, p. 151-— p. 246—were awarded to a syndi¬
were
awarded to a group com¬ cate headed by Phelps, Fenn &
posed of The Northern Trust Co., Co., taking $1,965,000, as 3s, at a
of Chicago, Stern Bros. & Co., and price of 100.103, a basis of about
Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, at a 2.98%.
price of 100.346, a net interest cost
Other members
of the syndi¬
of about 3.04%, as follows:
cate
were
as
follows:
Stone, &
bar,
1961
purpose
Treasurer,
sealed
(EST)
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bergen County (P. O.
Independence School District, Mo.
Due
Village
den,
YORK
chase
Offering—Chandler
District
sealed
v.
—
MISSOURI
$130,000 as 4V2s.
Bond
as
v"\
(EST)
Liberty, N. Y.
Na-'
;
-
by Hawkins,
Wood, of New York.
57
193, p. 54 — were
awarded to Boland, Saffin, Gor¬
don & Sautter, as 3.60s, at a price
of 100.016, a basis of about 3.59%.
inclusive.
Interest A-O. Legality
approved by Stinson, Mag, Thom¬
son. McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas
City.
Bond
V
ceive
sive.
Barnegat Light, N. J.
$41,000 general
improvement
bonds
offered
on
9
the
.
Schunk,
&
ceive
1961
Feb.
Bond Sale—The
Jan.
to
approved
193,
Bank, of Dover,
NEW
Aug.
(CST) on Feb. 4 for the purchase
$250,000
dormitory
revenue
1960 bonds. Dated April 1, 1960.
Due on April 1 from 1963 to 2000
10-^v.
-
.
Dated
a.m.
awarded
Union
3.20s.
Jan.
on
Legality
Delafield
$37,000 water
re¬
Denver.
of
offered
p.m.
Secretary, will
bids
sealed
receive
8
County
Treasurer's
office.
Le¬
gality
.approved
by
Dawson,
Nagel, Sherman & Howard, of
price of 100.098r
a
Due
1981
will
until
bonds.
tax
interest
Securities
Clerk,
bids
Sale —The
Jan. 30 for the purchase
$250,000
limited
2662—were awarded
p.
First
The
to
on
of
Mathiston, Miss.
Sale—The $100,000 indus¬
Bond
sealed
bonds
p.
Charles S.
—
District
ceive
1986.
and
1985
District
Nevada
1
60,000 as 3V2S. Due on March 1,
.
School
(P. O. Box 603 Carson City),
inclusive.
on
County
(429)
Wharton, N. J.
Bond
Ormsby
180,000 as 3V2Si Due on March 1
300,000
.
4s. Due
as
'
Number
QUOTATIONS
a
•
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES-
•
MUNICIPAL BONDS-
DOMESTIC
3.23%.
DOMESTIC
CANADIAN
CANADIAN
•
from 1962 to 1975 inclusive.
•
885,000
Other
cate
Due
3.10s.
as
from
members
were as
Feb.
on
1
inclusive.
1981
1976 to
syndi-'
t he
of
follows: G. H. Walker
&
Co.; Clark, Dodge & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; W. H. Morton &
Co.; Gregory & Sons, and Winslow, Cohu & Stetson.
Bond
dent
Sale
—
nurses
bonds
•
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
•
Belleville, N. J.
I
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS (RR.)
EXCHANGE SEATS
•
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
•
FEDERAL
LAND
•
RAILROAD
•
FOREIGN
GOVERNMENT BONDS
•
RAILROAD STOCKS
•
Memorial Hospital,
Maass
Clara
offered
The $500,000 stu¬
dormitory
on
Jan.
revenue
13—v.
193,
151—were awarded to the Fed¬
p.
eral
Housing and Home Finance
as 3V8S, at a price of par.
BANK
BONDS
BONDS
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
•
REAL ESTATE
•
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
•
REAL ESTATE STOCKS
•
INSURANCE STOCKS
•
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
•
INVESTING COMPANIES
•
UNITED STATES TERRITORIAL BONDS
Lower
Washington
University,
St.
Township School District
(P. O. Cape May), N. J.
Louis,
Missouri
Bond Sale—The
Bond Offering—James J. Ritter-
skamp, Jr., Secretary of the Board
of
sealed
on Feb. 3
$1,528,000
student housing, series 1959 bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1
Directors,
will
receive
bids until 1 p.m. (CST)
for
the
purchase
of
from
1962
to
bonds
offered
on
$275,000 school
Jan. 11—v. 193,
of
—
100.31,
a
Holly Township School
District (P. O. Mount Holly),
New
Sale
Bond
v.
Bond
Sale—An
sanitary
offered
Mont.
217,
sewer
issue
of $34,700
construction bonds
Jan. 9
on
was
sold to The
Huppert Realty Co., of Livingston,
as 5s
at a price of 100.06, a basis
of about 4.90%.
Dated Feb. 1, 1961.
Due on Jan.
1, 1977.
Bond
Offering
$295,000 bonds
son
&
Co.,
as
—
bonds.
No.
16
SECURITIES CALLED FOR REDEMPTION
•
TIME LOAN RATES
•
MONEY MARKET
•
VOLUME OF TRADING
I
WILLIAM B. DANA
I
25 PARK
I
NEW YORK 7, N. Y.
as
3.95s, at a price of 100.27,
basis of about
3.92%.
Township (P. O.
Union), N. J.
I
SUBSCRIBE
TODAY
I
0
I
I
for
wish
one
CO.
cs
PLACE
to
year
subscribe
for the
to
the
sum of
Bank
&
$45.
I
I
Sale—The $870,000 public
improvement
bonds offered on
193, p. 246 — were
to John Nuveen & Co.,
I
16
Name
I
I
Bond
Jan.
—
awarded
district
•
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
$250,000 bonds
offered on Jan. 12—v. 193, p. 55—
were awarded to John J. Ryan &
was
school
DOW, JONES STOCK AVERAGES
•
PRIME BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
Riverdale, N. J.
Union
bonds.
115,000
•
Sale—The
Bond
Mont.
$180,000 high school district No. 16
CALL LOAN
3.71%.
An issue of
sold to David¬
follows:
RATES
•
Inc., taking $1,097,000 as 33/4s, at
a price of 100.34, a basis of about
a
Harlowton
•
Suplee, Yeatman, Mos-
Inc.,
ley & Co., Inc., Newburger, Loeb
& Co.
and C. C. Collings & Co.,
Co.,
Wheatland County,
School Districts,
10—-
2662—were awarded to
syndicate composed of Phelps,
192, p.
ner,
No.
—
Fenn & Co.. Rambo, Close & Ker-
Special Improvement Dist.
STATISTICAL INFORMATION
The $1,100,000
Louis.
a
OTHER
Jersey
school bonds offered on Jan.
Helena
SECURITIES
Mount
Interest A-O. Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
MONTANA
SECURITIES
J. B.
price
basis of about 4.02%.
were awarded to
Hanauer & Co., as 4.05s, at a
54
p.
inclusive.
1999
BONDS
Agency,
v.
2.85s, at a pr,ice of
basis of about 2.84%.
as
100.031, a
I
Address
City
Zone
State.
Quotation
on
58
Jan.
the
for
25
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(430)
purchase of $1,1960, second series
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on
900,000 school
June
1
from
1962
to
inclu¬
1981
R.
Gibbons, &
&
Co.,
Co., Inc., Ginther
Goodbody & Co., Green,
&
Anderson,
Gregory
&
Ellis
Sons,
Hallgarten
&
Co.,
J.
B.
sive. Principal and interest
Hanauer & Co., Hannaford & Tal¬
at
the
Co., of New York. Legality
approved by Sykes, Galloway &
Dikeman, of New York City.
bot, Hannahs, Ballin & Co., Harkness & Hill, Inc., Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, Chicago.
Hayden, Miller & Co., Hemp¬
hill, Noyes & Co., Hill, Richards
&
Co.,
Hornblower
&
Weeks,
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Fried-
(J-D)
Manufacturers
payable
Trust
New
York
(State of)
Bond Sale—The
$63,450,000 state
on Jan.
*17—v. 193, p. 151—were awarded
to
a
syndicate formed by the
merger of a First National City
Bank group, a Chase Manhattan
guaranteed bonds offered
Bank group,
and a Lehman Broth¬
ers
group,
with
interest
rates
ranging from 2%% to 4%, at a
price of 100.0555, a net interest
about
of
cost
3.48%.
Other members of the First Na¬
tional
City Bank
follows:
group
were
Trust Co.,
Bankers
as
Mor¬
Guaranty Trust Co., both of
York, Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., Smith, Barney & Co.,
gan
New
Co., Inc., First
National Bank, of Chicago, Lazard
Freres & Co., Goldman, Sachs &
Co., Eastman Dillon, Union Secu¬
Halsey,
rities
Co.
&
&
Continental Illi¬
nois National Bank & Trust Co.,
of
Chicago,
Bank
of America
N. T. & S. A., of San Francisco,
Wood, Struthers & Co., Roosevelt
& Cross, Coffin & Burr, Inc., Dean
Witter & Co., F. S. Smithers &
Co., Lee Higginson Corp., Dominick & Dominick, Hayden, Stone
& Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
Clark, Dodge & Co., Laidlaw &
Co.,
Co.
Robert
Winthrop
&
Co., J. C.
Bradford & Co., Braun, Bosworth
& Co., Inc., Brown Bros. Harri¬
&
Co., Alex. Brown & Sons,
Securities Corp., Dick
S. Dickson &
American
&
Merle-Smith, R.
Co., Bramhall, Falion & Co., Inc.,
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
of Kansas City,
Mercantile-Safe
Deposit & Trust Co., of Balti¬
Gordon
&
Sauter, Bacon, Whipple & Co.
Industrial
National
Bank,
of
more,
Boland,
Saffin,
Co., of Wilson, National Bank of
Commerce,; in Seattle, The Ohio
Company, Laird, Bissell & Meeds,
Winslow, Cohu 8c Stetson, Singer,
Deane
& Scribner,
First Cleve¬
land Corp., Henry Harris & Sons,
Frantz, Hutchinson & Co.
National
Third
Bank
in
Nash¬
ville, First Southwest Co., Newhard, Cook & Co., Baker, Weeks
Co.,
Shelby
Co., "Byrd
Schmertz
Staats &
Cullom
Davis
&
Brothers,
&
Patton
&
McJunkin,
Co.,
Cunningham,
Co., Inc., William R.
Co., H. V. Sattley & Co.,
Charles W. Scranton &
Co., Stranahan, Harris & Co., and Arthur L.
Wright & Co.
Other
of
members
Manhattan
Bank
the
group
Chase
were
as
follows:
Adams, McEntee & Co.,
Allyn & Co., Anderson &
Strudwick, Malon S. Andrus, Inc.,
Arnhold and S. Bleichroeder, Inc.,
Bache & Co., Ball, Burge & Kraus,
Barr
Brothers
&
Co.,
Bartow
Leeds & Co., Baxter & Co., Bear,
Stearns & Co., A. G. Becker &
Co.,
Blair & Co., Inc.
A.
C.
William
Blair
&
Co.,
Blewer,
Glynn & Co., Blunt Ellis & Sim¬
mons, Blyth & Co., Chemical Bank
New York Trust Co., New
York,
C. F. Childs &
Co., Julien Collins
& Co., Cooley & Co., Courts &
Co.,
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., C.
J.
Devine &
erty
&
Co., A. Webster Dough¬
Co.
Francis I.
duPont & Co., A. G.
Sons, Elkins, Morris,
Stokes & Co., Equitable Securities
Corporation, Ernst & Co., Estabrook & Co., Fahnestock &
Co.,
Edwards
&
Federation
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
New York, Fidelity Union Trust
Co., Newark, First National Bank
in Dallas, First of
Michigan Corv
Kean, Taylor & Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co., Charles King & Co.,
King, Quirk &
&
poration, Folger, Nolan, FlemingW. B. Hibbs &
Co., Inc..
Franklin National Bank of
Long
Island, Franklin Square, Freeman
Co.r Fulton, Reid & Co., Geo.
Co., Kuhn, Loeb
Co.
8c Co., Dolphin
& Co.,
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co., Magnus
& Co., Rippel & Co., Stein Bros.
& Boyce, Watling, Lerchen & Co.,
MacBride, Miller 8c Co., Walter,
Woody
8c
Heimerdinger
and
Dreyfus & Co.
New
Bond
Offering
ceive
sealed
(EST)
Ladenburg,
Master
Thalmann
&
Hutchinson
Mercantile
National
Mercantile
Louis,
Trust
Moore,
William
Morton
Feb.
on
a.m.
1
from
1962
1991
to
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the City Comp¬
Bank
at
S.
Company, St.
& Lynch,
Leonard
Morris
&
Co.,
&
F.
Co., W. H.
Moseley &
S.
Co., Mullaney, Wells &
Co., Na¬
Sale
Huntington
division
from
Bank, Philadelphia, R. W. Pressprich & Co., Rauscher, Pierce &
Co., Reynolds & Co., Irving J.
Rice & Co., L. F. Rothschild &
Co., Ryan, Sutherland & Co., Salo¬
mon
Bros.
&
Hutzler, Schmidt,
Roberts & Parke, Schwabacher &
140,000
bany,
Sterling
Co.,
Webster
National
New
Securities
Yeatman,
Co.,,
Suller &
&
Stone' &
Corp., Suplee,
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Mosley
&
Bank
York,
Corporation, TalSpencer
Trask
&
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Wacho¬
via Bank & Trust Co., Winston-
Salem, Weeden & Co., Chas. E.
Weigold & Co., Wells & Christensen, Inc., Wertheim & Co., White,
Weld & Co., Robert L. Whittaker
& Co., J. R. Williston &
Beane,
Wood, Gundy & Co. and Harold
Wood
Other
&
Co.
of the
were
as
awarded
to
Corp.,
4s, at
1
1993 inclusive.
District
School
Central
Jan. 9—v.
cancelled.
Noi' T'
S ale
The
193,
v.
—
awarded
to
—
a
246
p.
—were
composed of
Co., of New
group
Bankers
Trust
Local
School
(P. O. RFD 3,
3.46%.
cation,
until
the
noon
receive
(EST)
purchase
sealed
of
$559,000
bonds.
Offering
C.
1960.
Feb.
County
National
The
Bank
8c
by
Trust
Co., in Wilmington. Legality
proved
Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
school
to
bonds
192,
offered
$7,000,000
Jan.
on
2663—were
p.
syndicate
a
The
—
17
awarded
headed
by
the
Bankers Trust
Co., -and the Chase
Bank, both of New
3y4S, at a price of 101.543,
Manhattan
York,
a
as
basis
of
about
3.12%.
Delphos City School Dist., Ohio
Bond Offering—Oris
Sawmiller,
bids until
of
will
the
Board
receive
of
sealed
noon
(EST) on Jan. 26
for the. purchase of $150,000 im¬
provement
bonds.
1961.
Due
1984
inclusive.
terest
Dated
Dec.
on
Jan.
payable
National
at
District, Ohio
Offering — Marie
noon
(EST)
A.
Jan. 26
on
equipment bonds. Dated Jan.
re¬
the
purchase
of
on
bids
until
June
11
from
1
clusive.
his
at
office
a.m.
1, 1960. Due
1962
Principal
to
in¬
1980
and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at the Bankers
Trust Co., in New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Mitchell, Per¬
shing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York City.
Lincoln
County (P. O. Lincolnton),
Carolina
North
Bond
Offering
W. E. Easter-
—
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
ceive
Commission,
sealed
bids
Raleigh, until
Jan.
500,000
bonds.
on
for
31
will
his
at
re¬
office
in
11 a.m. (EST) on
purchase of $1,-
the
school
building, series A
Dated March 1, 1961. Due
March
from
1
Bank, of Chillicothe. Le¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
Franklin City School District, Ohio
Bond Offering — Kenneth
Bishop, Clerk of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
1964 to
ell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mitch¬
Co., Inc., The Milwaukee
Company, D. A. Pincus & Co.,
Rambo,
Close
&
Kerner,
Inc.,
Sage, Rutty & Co., Stix & Co.,
Townsend,
Dabney
&
Tyson,
Redpath,
Wm.
$734,000
bonds.
school
Dated
Jan.
North
Carolina
Offering
(State of)
Edwin Gill,
—
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
until
will
Feb.
receive
8
for
Bond
Clerk
will
Offering
of
the
receive
(EST)
purchase of
noon
provement
1961. Due
1981
J. terest
—
Board
of
sealed
on
E. Miller,
Education,
bids
Jan.
25
until
for
the
$216,000
bondsi
on
H.
Ohio
Dec.
inclusive.
school im¬
Dated Feb. 1,
1
from
1962
to
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the First
Dempsey,
School District
Sale —The
$1,700,000
3.64%.
Other
cate
members
were
Co.,
Clark
&
of
t he
follows:
as
syndi¬
Commerce
Kansas
City; Fahey,
Field, Richards &
Co.; First Cleveland Corp.; Wm. J.
Co.;
Mericka
Co.;
■;
Pierce,
Merrill
Fenner
Prescott
&
&
Co.,
Lynch
Smith,
Inc.;
Saunders,
and
Stiver & Co.
McDonald Village Local School
District (P. O. Warren), Ohio
Bond
Clerk
Offering—Fred L. Molin,
of
the
Board
receive
noon
of
Education,
sealed
(EST)
bids
Jan.
on
28
until
for
the
purchase of $250,000 school bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on Dec.- 1
from 1962 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
at
interest
and
the
First
Girard.
(J-D)
National
'
Y"/;:Y' - 'K:Medina,
Jan.
on
of
..,v;
Ohio
Bond Sale—The
offered
payable
Bank
$1,225,000 bonds
192, p. 2663
9—v.
—were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc.,
Goldman,
Sachs
&
Co.,
Field, Richards & Co., Provident
Bank
of
Cincinnati,
H.
and
Sattley & Co., as S34s, at
of
102.1324,
basis
a
V.
price
a
of
about
3.56%.
Middleport, Ohio
Bond
truck
Sale
The $25,000 fire
equipment bonds offered
&
Jan.
on
—
11—v.
193,
p.
55—were
awarded to The
Bank,
Pomeroy National
Pomeroy, as 3s, at a
of
price of
par.
Monclova
Franklin-Monroe Local School
Dist. (P. O.
Pitsburg), Ohio
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Bond
the
bonds
p.
until
Sale—The $569,000 school
offered on Jan. 9—v.
192,
2559—were awarded to
of The
a
group
Ohio
Company,
&
Co., and Sweney
Cartwright & Co., as 3%s, at ,a
price of 102.21, a basis of about
8
p.m.
tion
and
Jan.
1,
1962
and
of
1961. Due
to
1971
Jan. 23 for
on
$50,000
apparatus
fire sta¬
Dated
bonds.
Dec.
on
inclusive.
from
1
Principal
interest (J-D) payable at The
Whitehouse
in
(EST)
purchase
State
Savings
Bank,
Whitehouse.
3.53%.
North Baltimore, Ohio
Greenville, Ohio
Bond
offered
School Dist.,
8c
Township (P. O.
Whitehouse), Ohio
Bond Offering—Calvin R. Tilton,
Clerk
of
the
Board
of
Sale—The
improvement
Local
of
approved
a syndicate headed
by
Hayden, Miller & Co., as 33/4S, at
a price of
102.545, a basis of about
the
OHIO
the
Bank
Bank, in Franklin. Le¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
8c Williams, of Cincinnati.
McDonald
Bond
to
in¬
awarded to
for
National
composed
ell, of New York City.
Aurora
Dunn &
1960
Jan. 23
15, 1961. Due semi-annually from
15, 1962 to Dec. 15, 1984 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the Franklin
—were
Co., McMackey,
of
on
1986 in¬
W. Baird &
Sons.
(EST)
purchase
building
purchase of $10,000,000 capital im¬
provement bonds.
Co., Inc., Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.,
Fox, Reusch
&
Co., Inc., Robert Garrett 8c
noon
June
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-S)
payable
at
the
Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co., in New York
City. Legality approved by Mitch¬
Local
15,
tional
the
Sanders
1,
1962
and
at
Savings
Legality
$270,000
Due
semi-annually
from
15, 1962 to Dec. 15, 1982 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
until
from
Principal
Cleveland.
will
until
1
Dec.
payable
and
Bond
the
Del¬
Frankfort Exempted Village School
bids
as¬
improvement
school improvement bonds offered
on
Jan. 18—v. 192, p. 2663—were
in¬
in
Bank,
the
special
Dated
Dec.
(J-D)
until
for
(P. O. Mansfield), Ohio
to
Principal and
(J-D)
bids
23
1,
1962
from
1
3.33%.
Margaret
Jan.
r e
q t
bonds.
on
Trust
Clerk-Treasurer
price v of
about
$18,100
inclusive.
Madison
City School Dist., Ohio
Sale
t
Squire,
of
ap¬
by
Columbus
offered
Cleveland
a
—
on
Loudonville.
Clinton
ernment
sealed
s
tax
Due
J 971
interest
for
will
limited
school
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
Commission,
sessment
terest
at
at
sealed
(EST)
purchase / of
Farmers
payable
First
Offering
clusive.
(M-N)
V:'/'
town--
2663—were
p.
of
receive
noon
bids
Dated
and
The
basis
a
bonds
192,
31/2S,
as
1961. Due semi-annually from
May 15, 1962 to Nov. 15, 1984 in¬
Bond
W. E. Easter-
—
will
15,
Principal
O.
Weimer, Village Clerk-Treasurer,
Jan. 25 for
on
to
Bond
Dist.
Wamsley, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
State
&
will
improvement
CAROLINA
Greenville, N.
ceive
Corp.,
100.86,
Offering — Everett Har¬
Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
Peoples
Co., Inc., as. 3V2S, at a
100.429, a basis of about
5—v.
awarded
Bond
vey,
approved
Williams, of
Loudonville, Ohio
phos.
&
NORTH
improvement
Jan.
on
Wilmington), Ohio
York; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
8c
Smith, Inc., and Adams,
Bond
ship
re-
^J-D) payable at the Citizens Na¬
Company of
Inc.,
be
000 bonds. Dated Dec.
Co., Baker, Watts & Co.,
Fabricand & Co., John Small &
Co., Inc.,*Sutro Bros. & Co., Robert
Parker
the
will
&
Hinckley Township (P.
Hinckley), Ohio
Sale—The $65,000
future.
McEntee
ner
Lauer &
Shafto,
in
bonds
Dated
Bond
55—has been
p.
follows:
fer, Necker & Co., Field, Richards
& Co., F. W. Craigie &
Co., Stern
Brothers & Co., Van
Alstyne, Noel
& Co., R. D. White &
Co., Stern,
&
193,
The
Education,
$1,200,000
building bonds offered on
18
102.09,
near
—v.
(P. O. Trumansburg), N. Y.
Legality
^
on
bonds.
Due
Loramie.
3.77%.
Township School District
(P. O. Canton), Ohio
Bond Sale Cancelled—The sale
of $1,250,000 school bonds offered
Bond
Co., Inc.
the
about
Canton
1
Ulysses, Enfield, Covert and Rector
Jan.
Cleveland
price of
Lehman
Newburger, Loeb & Co., Schaf-
Auchincloss,
of
First
a
1961.
by Peck, Shaffer
Cincinnati.
1961.
Georgia, in Atlanta, James A. An¬
drews 8c Co., Inc., Rand 8c
Co.,
Tripp & Co., Inc., National City
Bank, of Cleveland, The Illinois
Company, J. Barth 8c Co.
Lyons
basis
a
The
Ft.
on
were
—
June
Bank, of New¬
ark, Stroud & Co., Inc., Tucker,
Anthony & R. L. Day, G. H.
Walker & Co., A. M. Kidder 8c
Co., J. A. Hogle & Co., R. H.
Robert K. Wallace &
Donald-Moore
&
Co.,
as
55
p.
.
were
as
follows: Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., White, Weld & Co., Estabrook
& Co., Bradford
& Co., Dick &
Merle-Smith, and Herbert J. Sims
school
v.
(EST) on
Jan. 24 for the purchase of $550,-
State
Mou.lton & Co., Trust
1
June
Due on
4s.
as
1991 to
Raleigh,
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Glore, Forgan & Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith, Inc., First Na¬
tional Bank of Oregon, in Port¬
land, Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
Boatmen's National Bank, of St.
Louis, Ira Haupt & Co., Hirsch &
Co., Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.,
E. F. Hutton 8c
Co., Eldredge 8c
Co.y Inc.
National
June
on
inclusive.
1981
Other members of the syndicate
&
—
in
:
members
group
1
as 3.90s.
Due on June
1982 to 1990 inclusive.
1,200,000
from
1
June
on
Due
1974 to
from
price of
Zucker.
Due
334s.
as
from
June
on
1973 inclusive.
1969 to
Bond
Trust
17
1968 inclusive.
3V2S.
as
from
Co.
Shields & Co., State Bank of Al¬
Jan.
on
Due
1962 to
1,185,000
Bank,
Char¬
Philadelphia National
5s.
as
Hanseatic
National
offered
se¬
follows:
as
$175,000
&
Peoples
revenue,
193, p. 151—were awarded to
a syndicate headed by Smith, Bar¬
ney 8c Co., at a price of 99.0199, a
net interest cost of about 3.97%,
Bank
lottesville,
-
—v.
York
Corporation,
Northern Trust Co., Chicago.
John Nuveen & Co., Park, Ryan,
Inc., Penington, Colket
&
Co.,
$3,000,000
Babylon-Sag Harbor
bonds
300,000
Co., Albany, New
The
—
waterworks
Plains, National Boulevard Bank,
Chicago,
National
Commercial
Trust
193,
10
construction
15,
semi-annually
from June
15, 1962 to Dec. 15,
1984 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest .(J-D)
payable
at
the
Loramie
Banking Company, in
Ohio
offered
Clinton-Massie
(P. O. Sayville), N. Y.
C
school
Jan.
County Water Authority
Bond
ries
Monday, January 23, 1961
$375,000 school
bonds
offered
Suffolk
tional Bank of Westchester, White
Bros,
11
$76,500,000 various general ob¬
ligation bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961.
Due
Avon Local School Dist.,
Bond Sale—The
Jan. 24 for the purchase
on
of
&
Dallas.
E.
until
re¬
Co.,
Co., Manu¬
facturers
&
Traders
Trust
Co.,
Buffalo, Manufacturers Trust Co.,
New York, Marine Trust Company
of Western
New York,
Buffalo,
Co.,
bids
E.
Lawrence
—
.
Cleveland.
Jan.
City, N. Y.
Gerosa, City Comptroller, will
John C. Legg & Co., Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co., Loewi & Co., Mc-
mage
York
.
National Bank & Trust Company,
in Ravenna.
Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
improvement
troller's office.
Swiss American
Providence, Granbery, Marache &
Co., Tilney & Co., Johnston, Lem¬
on & Co., Branch Banking & Trust
&
Co., W. E. Hutton & Co.,
Joseph,
Mellen &
Miller, Inc.,
Stuart &
Drexel
man
richs &
Mericka
.
on
$8,910
street
limited
tax bonds
Jan. 11—v. 192, p. 2559
to The Green¬
awarded
ville National
as
Bond
3V4S, at
a
Bank, of
price of
Offering
Clerk of
Dixon,
Education,
will
—
the
p.
Milton
Board
receive
55—were awarded to McDonald
8c
Co.,
102.477,
Greenville,
pari
Hardin-Houston Local School Dist.
(P. O. Houston), Ohio
Bond
Sale—The $100,000 sewer
bonds offered on Jan. 10—v. 193,
Old Fort Local School
Dist., Ohio
Bond
Clerk
will
Offering—M. L. Ransom,
of
7
of
purchase
bids until noon
(EST) on Jan. 25
for
the
purchase
of
$290,000
the
Board
receive
B
sealed
33/4s, at a price of
basis of about 3.45%.
as
a
p.m.
(EST)
of
on
bids
Feb.
$150,000
provement bonds.
1961.
Due
1976
inclusive.
on
Education,
of
sealed
Nov.
6
until
for
school
the
im¬
Dated March
1
from
1,
1962 to
Principal and in-
193
Volume
Number 6023
(M-N) payable at the Old
Banking Co., in Old Fort.
Legality
approved1 by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
OREGON
terest
Fort
Bond Sale—The $102,693 special
improvement
street
assessment
Bond
e r a
obligation
193, p. 151—were awarded
McDonald & Co., as 3s, at a
on
$464,000
gen-
improvement
Jan. 11—v. 193,
55 — were awarded to Foster &
Marshall.
Oregon (State of)
Bond
Sale
The $30,000,000
obligation veterans wel¬
price of 100.29, a basis of about fare, series XIV bonds offered on
Jan. 17
v.
2.94%.
193, p. 55 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
River Valley School District (P. 0.s
the Bankers Trust Co., of New
Marion), Ohio
York, and the Harris Trust &
Bend
Offering — Walter M.
Savings Bank, of Chicago, at a
Lindsay, Clerk of the Board of price of 98.721, a net interest cost
Education, will receive sealed bids of about 3.43%, as follows:
until noon (EST) on Feb. 2 for
$10,000,000 as 3V4s. Due on Feb. 1,
the
purchase
of $975,000 high
1976.
school building bonds. Dated Feb.
20,000,000 as 3.40s. Due on Feb.
1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from 1962
1, 1977 and 1978.
to
1984 inclusive. Principal and
Other members of the syndicate
terest (J-D) payable at the Na¬
were as follows:
tional City Bank of Marion. Le¬
First
National
City Bank, of
gality approved by Squire, San¬
New York, First National Bank
ders Si Dempsey, of Cleveland.
of
Oregon, of Portland, Chase
Rush Local School District (P. O. Manhattan
Bank, of New York,
New Philadelphia), Ohio
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Blyth & Co.,
Bond Sale—The $50,000 build¬ Inc.,
Northern
Trust
Co.,
of
ing and equipment bonds offered Chicago,
Chemical
Bank
New
on
Jan.
13—v.
193, p. 55—were York Trust Co., of New York,
awarded to Curtiss, Hou-e & Co., Philadelphia
National Bank, of
as 4s, at a price of 100.28, a basis
Philadelphia, Equitable Securities
ol about 3.98%.
Corporation,
Seattle,
First Na¬
9—v.
to
—
general
—
tional Bank of Seattle.
Scioio-Republic Local School Dist.
(P. O. State Route 18, Tiffin),
Ohio
Offering
Bend
Glenh Miche-
—
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Smith, Inc., R. W. Pressprich
Co., Weeden & Co., F. S. Moseley & Co., Dean Witter & Co.,
American Securities Corporation,
&
Carl
M.
Rhoades
Loeb,
Co.,
&
noon
(EST) on Jan. 31 for the Marine Trust Company of West¬
purchase of $213,000 school bonds. ern New York, Buffalo, J. C.
Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 Bradford &
Co., F. S. Smithers &
1962 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬
from
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at
the Republic Banking
Com¬
Republic. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Sauire,
Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Wert City
Van
School District,
Ohio
Sale —The
Bond
$1,920,000
school improvement
bonds offered
on
Jan.
18—v.
193, p. 55—were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of
First
the
National
both of Chicago;
Bank;
National
Illinois
tinental
Con¬
Bank,
Wertheim & Co.;
Reynolds & Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.,
and Fulton Reid &
a
price of 100.62,
as 3V4S, at
basis of about
Co.,
a
3.20%.
West
Carrollton, Ohio
Offering—Robert Wilson,
Bond
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Jan. 30
for the purchase of $175,000 sewer
1960 bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
Due
Co., Alex. Brown & Sons, W. H.
Morton & Co., Inc., Braun, Bos¬
worth
in
pany,
Dec.
on
Co., Inc.
Commerce Trust Co.,
of Kansas
City, Hirsch & Co., Trust Co. of
Georgia, of Atlanta, Bacon, Whip¬
Dick & Merle-Smith,
Deposit & Trust
Co.,
of
Baltimore,
Fitzpatrick,
Sullivan & Co., Hemphill, Noyes &
Co., Stern Bros. & Co., J. A. Hogle
&
Co., First National Bank, in
Dallas, Republic National Bank,
ple
Co.,
&
Mercantile-Safe
of Dallas,
United
of
National
States
Bank,
Portland, Fidelity Union Trust
Co., National State Bank, both of
Newark,
Baker,- Watts
&
Co.,
Gregory &
Sons, Rand & Co.,
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.,
Washington, of Tacoma, Bartow,
Leeds & Co., Hayden, Miller &
Third
National
Exempted Village
School District,
Bond
Ohio
Sale—The $795,000
awarded
to
a
group
com¬
posed of Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc.; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.;
Stranahan,
Harris
&
Co.,
and
Ryan, Sutherland & ,Co., as 33/4s,
at a price of
100.567, a basis of
about 3.69%.
Seattle-Trust
&
Savings
Bank, of Seattle, Van Alstyne,
Noel & Co., Frantz Hutchinson &
Oklahoma City,
&
Co.,
First Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Okla¬
homa
City, Dreyfus & Co., Ryan,
&
Co., DeHaven &
Crouter
&
Bqdine,
Townsend,
Federation Bank & Trust CO., of
Sutherland
New
York,
Mid-South Securities
Co., Eddlenian, Pollok & Fosdick,
Co., Atkinson &
Continental Bank & Trust
of Salt Lake City, Chas. N.
Tripp Company, Hess & McFaul
and Horner, Barksdale & Co.
Co.,
Co.,
Okla.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
purchase
revenue
until
of
Feb.
1
for
the
Bond
bonds.
bonds
Payne County Independent School
District No.
16
(P. O.
Bond Sale—The $3^5,000 build¬
ing
on
and
Jan.
awarded
Bank
City,
&
_
equipment bonds offered
3—v.
to
192,
The
Trust
and
p.
2664—were
First
Co.,
National
of Oklahoma
Stillwater
National
Bank, of Stillwater, jointly.
p.
Sale—The $125,000
to
offered
on
Jan.
10—-v.
—
were awarded
of St. Helens.
2664
Bank
bonds
sewer revenue
192,
to The
Authority
(P. O. Ambridge), Pa.
Ambridge Borough
Bond Sale—An issue of
$2,645,disposal revenue, se¬
ries A bonds was sold to a syndi¬
cate. headed by Singer, Deane &
Scribner, and H. J. Steele & Co.,
with interest rates ranging from
1970
to
inclusive.
2000
Legality
Burgwin, Ruffin,
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
approved
by
National
Robinson
-
Bank,
of
Humphrey
Nashville,
Co.,
Inc.,
Cumberland Securities Corp.,
Citizens
&
Southern
National
sold
syndicate headed
1966 to 2000 inclusive. Le¬
from
Dated Aug, 1, 1960. Due from 1965
1990
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
Trust Co., of Kansas City, Julien
Collins & Co., Stern Brothers '&
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
& Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Co., G. H. Walker & Co., Strana¬
han, Harris & Co., First National
PUERTO RICO
Puerto
Rico Aqueduct and Sewer
Authority, Puerto Rico
Reports
$1,060,-
was
to
Increased
For the month of
by Moore,
Leonard & Lynch, with interest
rates ranging from 4% to 47/s%Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Sept.
a
gality approved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Singer, Deane &
Scribner, Butcher & Sherrerd, Ira
Haupt & Co., Arthurs, Lestrange
& Co., Thomas & Co., H. J. Steele
& Co., McJunkin, Patton & Co.,
McKelvy & Co., Hulme, Applegate
& Humphrey, Inc., and Cunning¬
ham,vSchmertz & Co., Inc.
Pennsylvania State Public School
Building Authority (P. O. 101
South 25th Street, Harrisburg),
Pennsylvania
Bond Sale
The $20,600,000
school
lease
revenue,
series D
bonds offered on Jan. 18—v. 193,
—
the
Authority reports revenues of
$921,693, compared with $739,849
in November of 1959, according to
Juan
Labadie Eurite,
Executive
Director of the Authority.
For
the
months
12
Nov.
ended
30, 1960 total revenues of the Au¬
thority rose to $10,244,107 from
$9,173,398 in the comparable 12month period the year before.
The Government Development
for
Bank
Rico
Puerto
is
follows:
Authority,
as 6s.
Due on Nov.
from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
as 3.60s. Due on Nov.
1971 to 1974 inclusive.
1,460,000
from
3,760,000 as 3%s.
1975 to
from
Due
1982
1
1
Nov. 1
on
inclusive.
as 4s. Due on Nov.
from 1983 to 1997 inclusive.
11,478,000
as Is.
Due on Nov.
from 1998 to 2000 inclusive.
1,067,000
1
Traffic
Up 3.8%—
through Puerto
Rico International Airport at San
Juan. Puerto Rico, totaled 99,251
in November, 1960, compared with
95,634 passengers in November of
1959, an increase of 3.8%, accord¬
ing to Rafael Durand Manzanal,
Passenger
Passenger traffic
Executive Director of the Author¬
the
For
eral
Jan.
11
v.
—
to
awarded
$300,000
a
offered on
193. p. 55 — were
group composed of
as
23/4s. Due
Feb.
on
1,
1963.
1,530,000
as
2.30s. Due on Feb. 1
period
amounted
to
47,427,184
pounds, against 45.349,682 pounds
for the year ended Nov. 30, 1959,
increase of 4.6%.
Government
The
Bond Sale—An issue of $500,000
airport revenue bonds was sold to
Kidder, Peabody & Co., with in¬
terest
ranging from 2%s to 4s.
Dated Aug. 15, 1960.
Due from
1962 to 1990 inclusive.
Legality
approved by Rhoads,
Reader, of Harrisburg.
Sinon
&
Sale —The
offered
on
$260,000 gen¬
improvement
Jan. 10—v. 192,
to The
Phila¬
delphia, as 2V2s, at a price of
10.02, a basis of about 2.49% .
—
were awarded
Street Trust Co., of
2559
Broad
Sandy Township Municipal Authority, Clearfield County (P. O.
Dubois), Pa.
Bond
000 sanitary
000
to
Sale—An
sewer
revenue
Butcher
&
Authority.
issue
bonds
of
$270,-
was
sold
Sherrerd, with in¬
terest rates ranging from 4% to
5%. Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due from
1963
to
1990
inclusive.
Principal
and interest
(J-J) payable at the
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., in
New York City. Legality apprvoed
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
TEXAS
sealed bids until 11
(CST)
a.m.
on
Feb. 2 for the purchase of $750,000 general obligation street im¬
provement,
Dated
series
1961
bonds.
1, 1961.
Due on
March
March 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclu¬
sive. Legality approved by Mc-
Call, Parkhurst, Crowe, MeCall &
Horton, of Dallas.
Bond Offering
sealed
until
bids
receive
(CST)
purchase of
p.m.
$8,000 street improvement, series
1961 bonds. Dated Jan. 23, 1961.
Due on Dec. 31 from 1962 to 1970
inclusive.
and
Principal
payable
company
interest
at any bank or
designated by the
bidder.
successful
Legality
ap¬
proved by L. F. Ericsson, of Madi¬
son.
until
7:30
Davidson
County
March
1
1975
from
offered
on
$3,700,000 gen¬
school building
Jan. 12—v. 193,
to a syn¬
dicate headed by the Equitable
Securities
Corp., at a price of
100.024, a net interest cost of
about 3.09%, as follows:
55—were
awarded
$i, 110,000 as 3V4s. Due on April 1
from 1962 to 1967 inclusive.
1,850,000
as
3s. Due on April
the
Citizens
National
Other members of the syndicate
Bank,
Trust
Bank,
follows:
First
National
of
Memphis,
Northern
Co., Harris Trust & Savings
both
Bradford
&
of
Co.,
Bank
&
Beaumont, Texas
Bond Offering—Jas. T. Garrard,
City
Clerk,
receive sealed
(CST) on Feb.
purchase of $675,000
bids until 10
for
the
will
a.m.
system
revenue
Dated March
1, 1961. Due
on Sept.
1 from 1963 to 1975 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-S) payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank, in Beaumont.
Le¬
gality approved by Vinson, El-
kins. Weems & Sear Is, of Houston.
Brownwood, Texas
Sale—The
Bond
$650,000 civic
auditorium limited tax bonds of¬
Jan. 5—v.
fered
on
were
awarded
to
192,
a
p.
group
2664—
com¬
posed of The First National Bank,
Texas
Bank
Trust
&
&
Co., and R.
Co., Inc., all of
Bond
Offering
Chicago,
J.
Sch. Dist.,
Earl
—
Luna,
President of the Board of Trustees,
will
receive
bids
sealed
until
(CST) on Jan. 25 for
the purchase of $1,0C0,000 schoolhouse unlimited tax bonds. Dated
8:30
p.m.
March
1,
1961.
Due
on
March 1
from 1962 to 1994 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the
First National Bank in
Garland.
Indep. School District,
Texas
as
as
incl.
Trust Co., of Baytown.
Houston
3.20s. Due on April 1
from 1978 to 1981 inclusive.
were
1977
1
from 1968 -to 1977 inclusive.
740,000
to
Principal and interest payable at
Garland Independent
T exas
(P. O.
Bond Sale—The
obligation
LeFevre,
p.m.
Dallas.
Nashville), Tenn.
eral
B.
(CST) on
Feb. 2 for the purchase of $350,000
library, series 1961 bonds.
Dated
March
1,
1961. Due on
A. Underwood
TENNESSEE
p.
bids
bonds.
will
8
Offering—J.
City Manager, will receive sealed
14
Kenneth Otto-
the
for
23
Jan.
on
—
Clerk,
Town
son,
Baytown, Texas
Bo-"*
waterworks
O. Madison), S. Dak.
Nunda (P.
bond
Ridley Township (P. O. Folsom),
Pennsylvania
Development
Rico is fiscal
SOUTH DAKOTA
trust
obligation
Puerto
for
(J-D)
flom 1964 to 1970 inclusive.
Reading Airport Authority, Berks
County (P. O. Reading), Pa.
p.
Nov.
ended
serviced, compared with
1,314,500 in the corresponding pe¬
the year before, an increase
of
10.4%. Cargo moved in this
agent for the
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Poole & Co.,
and Yarnall, Biddle & Co., at a
price of 100.001, a net interest cost
of about 2.33%, as follows:
bonds
months
12
sengers
Bank
obligation bonds
eral
decrease of 11.5%.
a
riod
Sale—The $1,830,000 gen¬
Bond
of
1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1 from
ity. Cargo moved through the air¬
an
1
Jan.
Bond Offering—J. C. Lilly, Di¬
rector
of
Finance, will receive
Rico
Puerto
30, 1960, there were 1,451,649 pas¬
$2,835,000
on
$125,000 waterworks bonds. Dated
Amarillo, Texas
Puerto Rico Ports
vember, 1959,
cost
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST)
Jan.
31
for
the
purchase
fiscal
Co. Inc., at a
interest
Eagleville, Tenn.
Bond Offering—Russell
Puekett,
Town Recorder, will receive
agent for the Authority.
port in November totaled 4,266,436
pounds, against 4,823,298 in No¬
price of 98.024, a net
of about 3.84%, as
Bank & Trust Co., of Oklahoma
City, Harkness & Hill, Inc., Rod¬
man
&
Renshaw,
and
Clark,
Landstreet & Kirkpatrick.
Revenues—
November, 1960
152—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by Halsey, Stuart &
p.
Bond
sewer
PENNSYLVANIA
Stillwater), Okla.
Sale—An issue of
Bond
000
St. Helens, Ore.
airport
$8,500,000
Hemp field Municipal Authority,
Westmoreland County (P. O.
Greenburg), Pa.
v
Inc., Talmage &
OKLAHOMA
Township (P. O. 200
Fairland Drive, Monaco), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $50,000 general
obligation bonds offered on Jan.
5—v. 192, p. 2379—were awarded
to Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., as 4s.
Nash¬
Sons,
school
Company.
building, series 1960 bonds of¬
J. C. Wheat
fered on Jan. 18—v. .193, p. 151—
were
Co.
Reading, Pa.
in
Bank
ville, Ernst & Co., Kalman & Co.,
Principal and interest
Inc., - McDonnell
&
Co.,
Inc.,
(J-D) payable at the Winters Na¬
Anderson & Strudwick, Bramhall,
tional Bank & Trust Company,
Falion & Co., Inc., City National
in West Carrollton. Legality ap¬
Bank
& Trust Co.,
of Chicago,
proved by Peck, Shaffer &, Wil¬
Stern,
Lauer &
Co., Wells &
liams, of Cincinnati.
Christensen, Inc., Henry Harris &
Carrollton
1,
Center
Co., Fahey Clark & Co.
inclusive.
West
&
Blewer, Glynn & Co., R. D. White
& Co., Robert Winthrop & Co.,
Courts & Co., National Bank of
1981
1962 to
from
1
&
Aug.
59
gality approved by Burg win, Ruftin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh. University of Scranton (P. O. 331
Bank, of Charleston, and MidWyoming Avenue, Scranton 3, Pa.
Other members of the syndicate
Bond Sale—The $700,000 dining South Securities Co,
were as follows: C. C.
Collings &
hall and student union revenue
Additional Sale —The $500,000
Co., Dolphin & Co., Halsey, Stuart
.1959 bonds offered on Jan. 12— courthouse improvement bonds of¬
& Co. Inc., Arthurs, Lestrange &
v. 193, p. 55—were awarded to the
fered
at
the
same
time
were
Co., Moore, Leonard & Lynch,
Federal Housing and Home Fi¬ awarded to a syndicate headed,
Butcher & Sherrerd, A. E. Masten
nance Agency, as
3s, at a price of by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., as
& Co., Thomas & Co., Blair &
par.
2.60s, at a price of 100.049, a
Co.,
Inc.,
Schmidt, ' Roberts &
basis of about 2.59%.
West Middlesex Borough Sewer
Parke, Stroud & Co., Inc., Cun¬
Other members of the syndi¬
ningham, Schmertz & Co., Hulme,
Authority, Mercer County (P. O.
cate were as follows: Harriman
Applegate & Humphrey, Penning¬
West Middlesex), Pa.
ton, Colket & Co., Kay, Richards
Bond Sale—An issue of $245,000 Ripley & Co., Inc., Blair & Co.,
& Co., McKelvy & Co., C. S. Mcsewer revenue bonds was sold to
Inc., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Kee & Co., McJunkin, Patton &
Blair & Co., Inc., with interest Curtis, Bache & Co., Fahnestock
Co., P. B. Root & Co., and Poole rates ranging from ZVz% to 4%%. & Co., City National Bank "&
1
&
Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
ner,
Dated
on Aug. 1 from 19b3 to
inclusive. Interest F-A. Le¬
2000
p.
Lmited tax bonds offered on Jan.
4.70%.
to
19b0. Due
Sale—The
1
31/4%
Grande, Ore.
bonds offered
Ohio
Rittman,
La
(431)
C.
First American
Bond Offering—Mrs. Frank Dy¬
er,
President
of
the
Board
of
Trustees,
will
receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
Feb. 2 for the purchase of $14,School
000,000 school house 1961 limited
tax bonds. Dated Feb.
10, 1961.
Due
Feb. 10 from 1963 to 1989
on
Principal
inclusive.
interest
and
Hanover
Legal¬
ity approved by Eddlemen, Polpayable
(F-A)
the
at
Strader &
Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seat¬
a
tle.
Co., jointly, as 3%s, at
price of 104.78, a basis of about
of Houston.
able
Hurst), Texas
Sale — The $1,800,000
Bond
offered
bonds
9—v.
Jan.
on
tax
193,
awarded to a syn¬
152—were
p.
unlimited
building
school
Eppler, Guerin & Turner, Inc., at a price of
100.007,
a
net interest cost of
about 4.03%, as follows:
dicate headed by the
to 1971 inclusive.
from 1972 to
345,000
4s.
as
170,000
1982 inclusive.
Due on Dec. 15
1985 inclusive. *
4V8s.
as
15
Due on Dec.
from 1976 to
from 1983 to
Virginia
sold
W.
F.
offered
bonds
to
a
Jan.
on
12
composed of
Co., Strader &
group
Craigie
&
were
Rupe
Dallas
follows:
as
First
Inc.,
Son,
Austin &
wards, Inc., and Walker,
Waggener.
Independent School
Falls
Marble
Texas
District,
R*.
:
Bond Sale—The
$65,000 school-
1961
bonds offered
series
house,
Jan. 4
on
56
p.
were
—
of
First
The
to
awarded
193,
v.
—
Texas
(P. O. San Antonio), Texas
Bond Offering—Dr. A. G. Brad¬
*
(CST) on Feb. 2 for
of
$700,000
un¬
schoolhouse
bonds.
8 p.m.
the
purchase
tax
limited
1961. Due on Feb. 1
Dated Feb. 1,
to 1984 inclusive. Call¬
1963
from
1976. Interest
F-A. Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
able
of
as
Feb.
1,
Tex.
Palestine,
Dated Nov. 1,
tem
6
bids will
for the
water
$300,000
of
purchase
Feb.
until
received
be
sys¬
bonds.
revenue
from
1960. Due
able
First
the
at
Merchants
and
Bank, in Richmond. Le¬
gality approved by Wood, King,
Dawson & Logan, of New York
City.
'
"
;
WASHINGTON
Franklin
School
(P. O. Pasco),
Washington
Bond Sale—The $350,000 gen¬
eral
obligation school, series B
County,
District
No.
Merirll
to
c/o
bids
sealed
Jan. 11
on
First
the
Feb.
Principal
inclusive.
payable
the
at
of
Bank
from 1963
1
Boston.
to
1980
interest
and
First
National
Legality r ap¬
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
proved
Pierce,
Lynch,
Sale
Bond
—
The
$5,000,000
school, series
on
Jan. 18
1961 bonds offered
v. 193, p. 152 — were
a syndicate headed by
—
awarded to
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., and
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., of
New York, at a price of 100.042, a
as
cost
interest
net
of
about
3.07%,
follows:
as 2.90s.
Due on Jan.
1 from 1962 to 1972 inclusive.
$2,750,000
500,000
A
and
as
1974
1,750,000
1
cate
as
from
Other
3s.
Due
p.
3.20s.
as
Due
on
Jan.
1981 inclusive.
of
the
follows;
syndi¬
Salomon
eral
street
ries
1
v.
a
Jan.
on
from
1963 to
2,855,000
Due
3i4s.
as
Due
as 3%s.
Due on Feb.
1979 to 1981 inclusive.
were
follows:
as
Goldman, Sachs
&
Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co., B.
Co., Stone & Web¬
ster
Securities
Corp., Hemphill,
Noyes & Co., F. S. Moseley & Co.,
Fahnestock & Co., First of Mich¬
igan Corp., Pacific Northwest Co.,
P.
Harper
&
Son
&
Co.,
George K. Baum & Co., Harold H.
& Co., and Cunningham,
Huston
Schmertz &
Co., Inc.
Spokane School
(P. O. Spokane),
Spokane County,
No.
81
Offering
County
Howard,
(PST)
of
on
Due
bonds.
on
Feb.
inclusive.
1971.
until
10
will
a.m.
Jan. 27 for the purchase
general
$2,100,000
school
Merton L.
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
receive
—
Dated
1
obligation
Feb.
1,
from-1963
Callable
as
to
of
1961.
1,
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by
Burcham
&
Blair, of Spokane.
for
the
p.m.
Quebec, of the bank
men¬
vince of
purpose
bonds.
(A-O)
State
payable
Bank, in
Legality approved by
Herriott & Clemons, of
Bond
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
Feb.
on
for
3
$10,328,000
bonds.
receive
(CST)
purchase of
a.m.
the
Feb.
from
1
clusive.
will
11
obligation
general
Dated
Feb.
on
until
1961.
1,
1962
to
Bond
Corp.,
The
Northern Trust Co., of Chicago,
and the Pacific National Bank, of
Seattle.
Whitman
County, Pullman School
District No. 267 (P. O. Colfax),
Washington
Bond Offering—Melvin B. Col-
vin,
County
Treasurer,
bids
until
will
2
Treasurer's
office.
interest
County
Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Sheboygan Falls Joint School Dist.,
No. 1, Wis.
Bond Sale—The $550,000 school
building bonds offered on Jan. 10
192, p. 2380—were awarded to
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., and
the
Milwaukee.
price
of
of
cost
Company,
100.096,
about
$140,000
as
from
160,000
from
250,000
3.42%,
3%s.
a
interest
follows:
on
to
1969
inclusive.
3V4S.
Due
on
to
1973
inclusive.
3y2S,
Due
on
1970
as
as
at
Due
1962
as
net
a
1
Feb.
Simard
6s, at
Feb. .1
No.
1
(P. O. Somerset), Wis.
Offering—R. A. Bishop,
Bond
from
1963
M-S.
to
Le¬
County (P.
West Bend), Wis.
Sale
-—
bonds
The
follows:
as
O.
on
66,000
6s.
as
1972
a
as
net
syndicate headed by White,
& Co., at a price of par, a
interest
follows:
cost
of
about
Dec.
on
2.88%,
1
Dec. 1, 1970.
sion, Quebec
Offering—J. Eugene Letourneau. Secretary - Treasurer,
will
receive
until
bids
sealed
1
from
1962
to
1981
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
at
in
branches
all
pay¬
the
Pro¬
vince of Quebec, of
the bank men¬
tioned in the loan procedure.
St. Jean Eudes, Quebec
Bond Offering—Emile
Belanger,
Secretary-Treasurer, will
(EST)
of
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
Jan. 23 for the purchase
on
$65,000
village
improvement
bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1961. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Due
1971
Due
1
inclusive.
Jan. 1 from
on
able
all
at
branches
in
Pro¬
the
vince of Quebec, of
the bank men¬
tioned in the loan procedure.
inclusive.
1976
to
Jan.
on
Chicoutimi-North, Quebec
Sale—The $148,500 town
improvement
bonds
offered
on
Jan.
3
192.
v.
—
awarded
to
a
2664
p.
—
were
composed of
group
Canadienne
Nationale,
Quebec, Inc., and Place¬
Kennebec, Inc., at a price
of 95.59,
a
net interest cost of
about 6.67%, as follows:
$26,500
5V2S.
as
from
122,000
Due
1962 to
1
Jan. 1 from
on
NEVER
FELT
BETTER!
inclusive.
1971
to
Jan.
on
1966 inclusive.
6s. Due
as
1967
Drummondville-South,
Bond
Sale
—
improvement
Jan.
3
The
Quebec
$25,000
city
offered
bonds
on
192, p. 2664 — were
awarded to Grenier, Ruel & Co.,
Inc., as 5y>s, at a price of 98.62, a
basis
—
v.
of about 5.79%.
L'Abord
Plouffe
a
School
Commission,
Bond
Offering
Quebec
—
L. Lapointe,
will
Secretary-Treasurer,
sealed
000
school
1961.
Due
(EST) on
purchase of $850,-
bonds.
on
Dated
Feb.
inclusive.
1981
receive1
bids until 8 p.m.
23 for the
Jan.
(F-A)
Feb.
1,
1 from 1962 to
Principal and
payable
at
in¬
all
branches in the Province of Que¬
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
loan procedure.
$143,000
bonds offered
on
Jan. 11 was sold to Durocher,
Rodrigue & Co., Ltd.
improvement
Murdochville
Bond
School
Commission,
Quebec
Offering — Gabriel Ber¬
N. P.,
Secretary
-
Treasurer,
will receive sealed bids until 4:30
(EST) on Jan. 24 for the pur¬
of
$231,000 school bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1
p.m.
1962 to 1981
cipal and interest
inclusive. Prin¬
(F-A)
payable
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
the loan procedure.
Roxboro, Quebec
Bond
Sale—The $397,000 drain¬
age system and street extension
bonds offered on Dec. 27—v. 192,
p.
2560—were awarded to a syndi¬
composed of Banque Provin¬
du Canada, Durocher, Rod-
cate
ciate
Health
him
fine
.
.
checkup? Not for
,
he knows he's in
shape! What he doesn't
know is that
cancer
"silent" stage
has
tors say
curing
a
before it
reveals any symptoms.
Bond Sale—An issue of
city
8
(EST) on Jan. 24 for the pur¬
chase
of
$255,000 school bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due on Jan.
Bond
Jan.
10—v. 192, p. 2664—were awarded
to
on
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
as 5y2s.
from 1962 to
$37,000
$1,600,000
offered
Due
1969 inclusive.
to
6s. Due
as
receive
at all branches in the Province of
Minneapolis.
Bond
1961
Hilaire Parish School Commis~
of Nesbitt, Thomson &
Co.,
Ltd.,
Dominion
Securities
Corp., Ltd., and La Maison Bienvenu, Ltd., at a price of 97.609, a
net interest cost of about 6.20%,
of
courthouse
111,000
St.
Village
a
from
Legality
Preston,
F.
and
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Barber, Marquart & Windhorst,
Washington
5y2s.
as
from
group
inclusive.
Interest
$20,000
able
2560—were awarded to
1979
ment
by
J.
5y4s
chase
from
1
$131,000 im¬
.
Sale—The $103,000 school
offered on Dec. 28—v. 192,
bonds
on
Weld
approved
to
Co., Ltd., as
price of 94.50.
Quebec
nard.
March
The
—
follows:
Bond
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 2
for the purchase of $135,000 gen¬
eral
obligation school building
1961 bonds. Dated March 1, 1961.
Jan. 31 for the purchase
1963 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
awarded
Chateauguay School Commission,
District
p.m.
$500,000 general obligation ju¬
high school building bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1
$440,000 school
15—v. 192,
Dec.
on
&
a
terest
1
Feb.
Village Somerset, Star
Joseph Towns
Dist.
Sale
p.m.
Longueuil, Quebec
School
inclusive.
Parish, Quebec
Bond
procedure.
from 1974 to 1980 inclusive.
Joint
Ambroise
in¬
re¬
nior
in
School Commis¬
Sale—The
2276—were
p.
Due
1981
Principal
and
payable
at
the
(F-A)
Due on Jan. 1 from
1976
ments
Offering—Max A. Barczak,
County
to
Credit
O.
Prairie and St.
Boston
Catholic
bonds offered
Due
First
The
branches
tioned in the loan
of
purchase
1
car
Dube
&
Co., Inc., Garneau,
Boulanger, Ltd., Gremier, Ruel &
Co., Inc., and J. E. Laflamme,
Ltd., at a price of 97.18, a net in¬
terest
cost
of
about 6.36%,
as
on
composed
10
J. Selreceive
(CST)
County (P.
Milwaukee), Wis.
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
No.
Milwaukee
school building bonds offered on
Jan
12 was sold to The Invest¬
Corporation of Norfolk, and
7:30
Thiensville
Somerset
$1,400,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered on
Jan.
10—v.
192, p. 2664—were
awarded to a group composed of
improvement
Pro¬
all
Banque
of
$700,000
until
30
Quarles,
Sale—The
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
2.45%.
Thiensville.
Tacoma, Wash.
(PST)
Va.
the
at
Principal and interest (F-A)
Moore & Co.
Manassas),
&
Jan.
on
pay¬
Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on April 1
from 1962 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
1984
Feb.
city
the
at
—v.
Bond
sealed
County (P. O.
about
$683,000 corporate
1
J. Van Ingen &
Wm.
Ripley
Milwaukee.
Other members of the syndicate
p.m.
able
cor¬
1961 bonds
Harriman
of
of
Jan.
on
1974 to 1978 inclusive.
from
3
sion, Quebec
$1,150,000
Offering—Elgine
District Clerk, will
lew,
Feb. 1
on
until
Principal and interest (F-A)
Alymer
Jan. 12—v. 192, p. 2560
awarded
to
a
syndicate
sealed bids
,
Feb. 1
on
$555,000
Wis.
Bond
1
1965 inclusive.
3s.
as
bids
;
Jan. 23 for the purchase
bonds. Dated Feb. 1. 1961. Due
(P. O. 11040 N. Range Line
Road, W. Mequon), Wis.
16—
Feb.
on
on
6s.
as
1972
Feb. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
on
cipal and interest
Due
5s.
ceive
William
Sale—The
basis
gen¬
follows:
as
4
Bond Sale—The $370,000 school
building bonds offered on Jan. 10
—v.
193, p. 152—were awarded to
The
First National Bank, of St.
Joint School District
Inc., First National
Bank, of Chicago, and Lehman
Brothers, at a price of 100.049, a
net interest cost of about 3.26%,
$885,000
No.
sealed
of
Mequon City, Thiensville Village
Co.
&
Dist.
ceive
Due
1962 to 1971 inclusive.
poration de Prets de Quebec, Os¬
QUEBEC
p.
192, p. 2560—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart
Towns
(P. O. Baldwin), Wis.
improvement 1960, se¬
bonds offered
Bros.
&
Hutzler; R. W. Pressprich
&
Co.;
Hornblower.
&
Weeks; Blair & Co., Inc.; Hayden,
Stone & Co.; Fahnestock & Co.;
Anderson
&
Strudwick;
Willis,
Kenny & Ayers, Inc.; Ferris &
Co.; John Small & Co., Inc.;
Davenport & Co.; Dreyfus & Co.;
McCormick & Co., and McDonald-
Prince
School
Joint
a
Wash.
Seattle,
Sale—The $7,500,000
Bond
Bond
1975 to
CANADA
(EST)
Bacon, Whipple & Co., Chapman,
Howe & Co., and Mullaney, Wells
& Co., as 2V2S, at a price of 100.26,
152—were awarded to
McLean & Co., Inc.
193,
—v.
224,000
St.
5y>s.
as
from
provement bonds offered on Dec.
27—v. 192, p. 2560—were awarded
to a group composed of La Cor¬
Co., Inc., C. F. Childs & Co., Inc.,
Jan. 12
on
Emerald
and
River
offered
7
$173,000
follows:
as
Alma, Quebec
Offering — J. C. Moisan,
City Secretary-Treasurer, will re¬
Galle, Rush
Eau
Arin,
porate purpose, series
$122,000 school,
series A bonds offered
Jan. 1, 1973
.
members
were
on
mond,
composed
(P. O. Richmond),
Virginia
■"
—were
Washington
Henrico County
syndi¬
Bond
Village, Baldwin, Ham-
La Crosse,
Fenner
County School Dist. No.
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
District
VIRGINIA
i
Interest
WISCONSIN
Bond
sold
Pierce
1,535,000
pal Division, 45 Milk St., Boston,
until 2 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 26 for
the purchase of $230,000 sewerage
system bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961.
on
was
follows:
as
the
Paul.
& Smith Inc.
A.
Hational Bank of Boston, Munici¬
Due
Pasco
1
bonds offered
Wisell, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
inclusive.
2000
to
Baldwin
National
2,225,000
Manchester, Vt.
Offering
—
Harold
1963
inclusive.
1977
to
1961
from
Bond
of
Bond
1, I960. Due on May 1 from
Nov.
on
from 1966 to 1973 inclusive.
VERMONT
members
were
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Kidder,
Peabody & Co., R. W. Pressprich
& Co., Blunt, Ellis &
Simmons,
Allan Blair & Co., and the Mil¬
waukee* Company.
M-N.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
as
Bond Offering—Sealed
1976
Baltimore
ford, President of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until
May
tion of Norfolk.
Bond Sale—The
Independent Sch. Dist.
East
to
rique & Co., Ltd., Florido Matteau
& Fils, Credit Quebec, Inc., and
Belanger Inc., at a price of 97.58,
a net interest cost of about
6.19%,
B men's dormitories bonds. Dated
Co., and the Investment Corpora¬
Corp.
North
purchase of $800,000 series
cate
Legality approved by Niles,
Barton, Yost & Dankmeyer, of
&
Corp.,
Texas
of
Hamilton Securities Co., R. J. Ed¬
B.
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until" 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 31
for the
Bond Sale—An issue of $456,000
school
—
3s. Due
as
Other
Va.
Myron
W.
Buckhannon,
Bond
Offering
3s. Due on July 1,1962.
2%s. Due on July 1
to 1971 inclusive.
1963
1972
Wesleyan College,
Virginia
Hymes, President of the Board of
pank, in Richmond.
...
syndicate
Other members of the
West
Merchants
and
Wythe County (P. O. Wytheville),
1
Due on Dec. 15
1975 inclusive. ;
155,000 as 3%s.
'
'
inclusive.
to 71975
First
the
at
was
as
550,000
Due on Aug.
1, 1960.
1961
National
Due on Dec. 15
$330,000 as 4yis.
from 1961
from
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
Hurst-Euless-Bedford Indep.
VIRGINIA
WEST
Dated Aug.
1
as
from
3.18%.
Bank, in New York City.
lok & Fosdick,
$105,000
945,000
Doc¬
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