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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
ESTABLISHED
18S9
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume
Number
193
6025
New York
7, N. Y., Monday, January 30, 1961
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
AMP
Inc.—Record
sales
Combined
subsidiaries
tne
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
Net—Ups Dividend—Stock Split—
earnings
affiliate,
of
its
AMP,
Inc.,
Pamcor,
domestic
reached
and
town,
highs
In This Issue
from
bined
$46,960,000
share
share—a
for
AMP
restated
1959
1960
13%
to
to
estimated
is
increase
restated
comparable
a
at
basis.
$5,560,000
$4,940,000
over
Com¬
$2.76
or
$2.45
or
this
in
be
the
of
ASF
192,
will
part
program.
spent
spring,
and
plant
a
Bensenville,
at
111.,
operation
by fall, 1961.
The projects are
$10,000,000 1961 capital expansion
for capital additions in fiscal 1960.
company's
$8,559,000
2323.
p.
in
Australia,
and
whose
Mexico
total
sales
share.
is
AMP
the
!
.
;
.
,
Exchange (Stocks)
27
Detroit Stock
pressure-crimp these devices to electric
wires, and also produces multiple connectors, patchcord programming
systems, capacitor products and other electronic components.
tooling
Directors
dividend
22 Vz
to
March
payable
on
regular
quarterly
combined
Week
Pacific
The
stock split ^yill be submitted to shareholders for ap¬
annual meeting to be held on April 27, 1961.
A tenta¬
record date of May 5, 1961 was proposed and it is expected that
additional shares resulting from the split will be distributed early
tive
the
in
at the
cents
compared to
as
indicates
rate
of
'v
^' ;■
Leasing
System,
Inc.
Offering
—
and
Week
Secondary—
A-Drive
hasset,
4
19,
to
are
shares
public
for
offered
be
1616 Northern Boulevard, Manstatement"'Wl'th 'the SEd on Jan.
of class A stock, of which 75,000
Inc.,
registration
a
100,000
covering
1961,
shares
System,
Leasing
filed
Y.,
sale
the
by
and
company
25,000
shares
Class
B
after
Jan.
The
expenses.
selling
stock¬
is
company
furnish
and
offices
staff
to
business
the
in
of' leasing
interest
the
which
Pursuant
of
shares
of
expects
company
to
class
J.
to
and
B
Each
listed
is
stock
were
payment
the
B
and
to
chairman
board
as
of Miltod
stockholder
principal
common
class
16,667
class
to
issued
the
of
of
shares,
8,333
holdings.
The
the
and
Reynolds
$10,000
in
102
in
$2.20
filed
1961
letter
a
Fayetteville,
Co.,
&
10
cents)
Co.,
N.
C.;
Clark,
The
offering
Ind.
will
The
proceeds
Albee
Albee
tion
The
.
of
a
public
SEC
on
Street,
&
Niles,
1961,
The
which
to
are
underwriter
principal
registration
O., filed a registra¬
covering 172,500 shares
at
be
the
sold
statement
to
partners
offering
public
also
includes
and
in
a
price.
In
sales
addition
652,538
Gross,
Allen
Files
The
SEC
of
president
outlets
&
company.
indebtedness,
stock.
common
Of
•
the
the
company
outstanding
board
chairman, Alex Gross,
secretary-treasurer, own
respectively.
j
and
Sam
shares,
With
the
of
certain
and
130,523
and
to
shares
president,
be
home
new
Gross,
Steen
Acceptance
Co.,
Terre
e
executive
at
value
in
denominations
of
$1,000
year
each.
Steel
Division
Apollo
Steel
Schacht
to
the acquisition
and
companies,
earnings
Micro
from
to
of
chemical
a
Industries,
Apollo.
State
.
Electronics
manufacturing,
scientific
advanced
leather,
A
&
wholly
The com¬
product
production
Corp.
research
fields
and
the
to
paint
and
varnish, plastics,
textiles
subsidiary of National Southern,
owned
Chemical
this
of
serves
distributor
as
organization,
Securities
entire
established
in
share
a
Mass.,
will
properties
and
the
of
1943,
parent's
approximate
Indian¬
for
for
used
working
capital.—V.
190,
1829.
p.
Air
will
done
be
meeting held in Chicago,
both net income
ended
Dec.
and
sales
1960,
31,
Dec.
in
for
the
re¬
1960,
31,
December,
industrial
in
than
the
compared
with
$1,542,462
the
by
strike in
the basic
quarter ASF was affected
production, Mr. Lanterman said.
1960,
Sept.
30,
drop
in
this
President
general
the
Mr.
The
George
Needham.
Hotel
the
convertible,
partially
stock
West
FriedFried-
N.
Mr.
purchased
Apollo
debentures,
cash.
Century
Springs, Me.
National Associates,
by
V. Babbitt,
Edwin
of
18th
Springs
Poland
owned
long-term
the
Poland
and Gen. Daniel
board
of
directors.
and
Steel
Division,
stockholders,
Steel
will
be
held
which
also
was
will
by
stock
for
effective
become
the
and
upon
The
cash.
new
Construction, has declared its intention to con¬
interruption at the big fabricating plant in
without
N.
showed
will supplement Schacht's
plant.—V. 191, p. 2302.
'
J.,
output
present
Astro-Science
the
showed
economy
third
and
sales
However,
inflate
fourth
/
Lanterman
told
140%
which
electronic
test
per
Stanton
first
period
same
53
or
cents
industry.
steel
the general
The company's
by
earnings
and
to
be
point
less
in
he added,
spring, as
fiscal
V
stockholders
.
sales
mate
• i
in
current
quarter
there is an upturn
widely expected,
should show improve¬
"If
construction
of
two
previously
1961 plant projects is proceeding on schedule.
A new steel
pipe coating and wrapping plant at North Lima, Ohio, outside Youngs-
volume
fields
of
The American Avionics
solid-state
cable
advanced
amounted
the
and
and
supplies,
power
harness
assemblies,
to
$2,250,000
in
1960,
shipment
1961
January,
Messrs.
rate
Canteen Co. of America—Annual
reach
largest
"at
the
of
50%
least
nation's
$200,000,000,
record
a
Chairman,
Board
Otis
$200,000
is
1193.
p.
Canteen,
to
$6,000,000,
The
said
higher
vending
and
1960,"
issued
Report—
expects
firms,
earnings
than
firm
the
as
net
1960
of
its
approxi¬
to
Frederick ^L.
annual
1960
Mr.
"At
for
to
said
Canteen
about
rate,
will
least
$1
outstanding
share,
cents
93
or
set
a
1959.
for
per
a
per
earnings of Nationwide Food Service,
and for comparative purposes 1959
similarly.)
that
first
$42,000,000,
this
1961
at
1960)
1,
cents
and
year
restated
Schuster
about
be
73
operating income
nevr high of $173,263,071,
Net earnings for the year
decrease of $773,776 from
share.
(The statement of
sales
Canteen
includes
fiscal
been
Oct.
$163,260,672
or
$4,698,781,
earnings
entire
have
be
with
$3,924,015,
1959
the
(ended
1960
compared
were
Automatic
showed
report
fiscal
for
10%
Automatic
total
as
Schuster
a
share
of
are
yet
not
sales
and
$200,000,000
said.
operating
and
"This
revenues
earnings
would
be
should
equal
increased number of shares
recent stock offering," he added.
on
in,
and operating income will
period a year ago.
same
Schuster
our
figures
final
sales
the
Canteen
Mr.
based
result
said
over
approximately
$6,000,000,"
per
"although
quarter 1961
up
for
earnings
Inc.,
the
now
affected by
heavy costs of
the acquisition and expansion program
undertaken
during the year, and by losses incurred by Automatic Music, Inc.
This later loss, Mr. Schuster said,
was caused by
a decline in
the
Mr.
,
the
report.
the
quarter
year," the
in
sales increase.
stated,
Automatic
1960, from
the
seems
quarters
.
than
the
in
active
month.—V. 192,
1961
comparable 1959 figures.
over
is
sales
Combined
and
manufacturing
and
a
equipment and
40%
a
electronic- development
on
by two operating divisions: The American
pioneer producer of magnetic tape recorders for
industrial and consumer markets, had a sales volume
Division,
of
Division,
Corp.'s
carried
are
military,
increase
128% increase in 1960 over comparable 1959 figures,
today by George Otis, H, Board Chairman, and Peter
President.
Concertone
Automatic
backlog,
a
announced
programs
Steel
its
in
1960.
predicted.
ment."
announced
and
holdings
subsidiary
are
the
Production here
Pa.
Stanton,
as
affected
adversely
in
the
by
Automatic
American
larger
were
were
results
by
amount
Apollo
Hillside,
was
H.
com¬
ago.
ending March 31, 1961, are expected
ended and could well be the low
,
1863,
'63,
Astro-Science Corp.—Sales Soar—
it
contract
Force
ago
the
in
Pippin,
investment.
Schacht
its
Water,
and
these
of
Jr.,
Apollo's
operations
Sales
last
in
Bloom,
buildings
Among
operators
formerly
Lane,
stock
the
of
Apollo,
at
join
estate,
Springs
controlled
W.
for
Schuster,
year
in
established
is
Sons,
was
undisclosed
an
sellers
quarter ASF sales increased to $28,596,001 from $27,265,155
year.
Both sales and earnings in the first fiscal quarter a year
the
Natural
volume
real
&
Poland
George
lander
First
In
cigar manufacturer
include
companies.
Ricker
group
lander,
51
the
are
Hiram
bottlers'of
The
Lanterman, ASF President, told shareholders the company
of
$1,568,962, or 54 cents per share in the three
ended
months
a
Boston
brands
aforementioned
Hanover,
Corp.,
Inc.,
known
company's annual
,
47
City
by
Fisher,
included
of
and
income
"With
Ind.—
$500
&
the
firm
ago.
net
ASF
and
Apollo
City,
of
range
concrete,
better
This
Also
9
____
backlog of unfilled orders dropped to $18,000,000 at Dec. 31,
on Jan. 17, 1961 filed a letter of notification with the
$200,000 of 6% sinking fund debentures, 1975 series, to
face
54
______
14
just
Haute,
that
in
serve
1705.
p.
approximately $2,500,000.
Machinecraft, Inc., Whitman, Mass., manufacturer of patented textile
machinery parts.
Volumes of this companv are $1,250,000 per year.
1
Clearings
underwritten
%
stockholders'
quarter
Joseph B.
had
vice-
Securities and Exchange Commission—%
and
Alles
whose
J-A.
—
to be
are
reported
$25,000,000 at
174,031,
company
covering
offered
Sales
Optical Co.—Air Force Contract—
annual
fiscal
decline
■
has outstanding
shares, William
316^984,
its
1961
of
company's
the
products.
M.
Foundries
business consists of selling to the public pre-cut,
building materials,
including not only the pre-cut
lumber
necessary to
construct the "shell" of a home and a garage
and porches, but also a trim package and packaged components.
The
packaged components include wiring, plumbing, heating, and interior
finishing packages.
The net proceeds from the stock sale will bef
used by
the company's wholly-owned subsidiary, Approved Bancredit
Corp., to finance a greater portion of future credit sales originating
The
packaged
to
non-durable
Binder
American Steel Foundries—Annual Meeting—
At
7,500
associates
its
varied
most
disinfectants.
and
Center in Southbridge, Mass.
MacNeille,_director of researcn, said the contract calls
for
finding methods of improving the quality of fused fiber optics
face plates and evolving better manufacturing
techniques.
Fiber optics is a new science in
which bundles of superfine glass
threads are used to transmit light or images around corners enabling
the
viewer
to
look
into
normally inaccessible
places.
Fiber optics
bundles can be fused to form vacuum-tight plates for use in cathode
ray tubes.
American Optical has been a pioneer in this field.—V. 192,
p. 1606.
S.
Dr.
stockholders.
.Jan. :24,
192,
fabrics under
approximately
pile
were
Southern
cement
Research
pany's
be
Atlanta,
to be offered for public sale on an all or none
group of
underwriters headed by G. H. Walker &
offering price and underwriting terms are to be sup¬
shares
common
the
the
amendment.
by
selling
Summit
931
Inc.,
with
through
plied
to
go
of
pre-tax
now
Alabama
51
company has
received a $103,627
in the field
of fiber optics.
Work
search
stock,
common
The
to
deep
sales
will continue
.
proceeds
The
—
Homes, Inc.—Files for Offering—
Homes,
statement
basis
Co.
are
be
apolis,
of
Landstreet
in
the
39
tinue
Ga.
Atlanta,
Inc.,
1960
consumer
goods and machinery.
are the following companies:
Products, Inc., and Alabama Binder & Chemical
of
Corp.
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
National
Southern
produces
crude
and
refined
oils
of
high degree uniformity for use by manufacturers of
owner,
Kirkpatrick, Inc., Nashville, Tenn.; Courts & Co. and Clement A. Evans
&
sells
and
In
President,
York
other
formation
in
chemicals,
approval
with
to
the
National
and
notification
of
(par
&
interests
Sale
consideration
through French & Crawford, Inc.,
share,
Kistler
Powell,
Ga.;
13,
Jan.
on
per
The
said.
Acquired by Apollo
cash.
62.300 shares of common stock
covering
at
City Bond Offerings
The Course of Bank
class
Allan
shares
Devine
represent a
climactic move in Apollo's program
begun with the organization in 1956 of Nuclear
Equipment Corp. (NUMEC), and accelerated in November.
39
39
—
Reserve Banks
Corp., Clearwater, Fla.—Files With SEC—
corporation
SEC
offered
of
39
39
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 14
American
Aerosonic
,—
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
President
and
company
The original
Corp.
Miltod
company
the
A
and
B
A
Canada.
Dunbar,
and
development
41
45
___
Federal Reserve System
on
Jan. 11, 1961, the company's 102
outstanding were reclassified into 70,000
25,000 shares of class A stock.
Miltod Corp.,
President, owns 20,000 class
proposes to sell all of such class
Mr.
which presently is jointly
wholly-owned subsidiary of
Industries, Inc.—New Activities—
with
1960,
pany's
then
40,000
owns
Materials
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
in
open
1961,
a
diversification,
of
a
Reynolds,
shares.
of
stock
>
49
Foreign Exchange Rates
recapitalization
a
common
Gittleson
and
acquire
to
1,
transactions
The
of
'
ending January 20
State and
(V"""
York,
New
Richard
A
and
Haven,
New
rates.
shares
of
and
40
_
Dividends Declared and Payable..,
lease for and equip
a
large garage in New York City to be used for the maintenance
of
leased
automobiles
and
the leasing of trucks
in that city, and
the balance to repay outstanding indebtedness carrying relatively high
Philadelphia
manufactures
in
Leslie
annually
$500,000
General Corporation and Investment News__
automobiles and trucks
for periods of
more than one year.
The $648,000 net proceeds from
the company's sale of additional stock will be used as follows: $335,000
to
repay
borrowings in that amount from officers and stockholders
of
the company
and others at 6%
interest per annum; $75,000 to
•The
March
Aimer,
and
Inc.,
on
Jan.
19 its
transformation from
steel
fabricator
to
operating and investment company. The sale and purchase
were
announced
by Irving F. Levitt, Chairman, who said that the
acquisitions have sales of about $9 million a year and will contribute
Miscellaneous Features
convertible
are
for
set
$4,500,000 yearly.
1962.
11,
the
common
diversified
stock to the principal
common
50,000
completed
48
SEC Index of Stock Prices
trademark
manufacturer
}
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
shares to Lewis & Stoehr, Inc. at 10c per share.
into class A on a two-for-one basis
5,000
underwriter and
for
5,000 shares of class B
sold
holders have
$15,000
plus
commission
share
per
Lorg
Apollo
48
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
being
Aimer
Ontario,
Borg Fabrics Limited,
Through the disposal
Construction, Inc., New
40
Exchange
with
agreement
an
from
37
_
.___
Over-the-Counter Markets
outstanding stock, by the present holders thereof.
The
offering is to be made at $10 per share through a group of under¬
writers headed
by Hill, Darlington & Grimm, who will receive a $1
shares,
is
make
capacity in the subsidiary company.—V.
39
Week ending January 27
Auto
N.
date
will
37
Week ending January 20
Week ending January 27-;
Toronto Stock Exchange
1961
on
Auto
A-JMve
combined
annual
an
endorsed shares outstanding on Feb. 3,
the 80 cents paid during 1960.—V. 192, p. 493.
share
per
dividend
cash
combined
The
90
Canadian Stock
closing
by
Borg Fabrics Limited
ending January 20
ending January 27
Week
June.
signed
Elmira,
$1,000,000.
the
Coast Stock Exchange
Week
has
purchase
48
.__
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange____._ 39
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
39
Montreal Stock Exchange
'
%
proposed
to
Limited,
Amphenol-Borg
Amphenol-Borg.
__.
proval
corporation
Ontario,
Fabrics
37
Midwest Stock Exchange
per
AMP endorsed share.
The dividend is
to shareholders of record Feb. 3, 1961.
action to split the common stock of AMP
initiated
the
owned
Exchange
ending January 20
ending January 27__
Week
cash
basis.
3-for-l
a
cents
1961
1,
also
Directors
the
increased
25
Jan.
on
to
111.,
Toronto,
Borg
transaction
37
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
leading producer of solderless electric terminals splices and
a
application
and
27
.____
of
according
to an
announcement made today by Matthew L. Devine, President, AmphenolBorg.
The total cost of the shares to Amphenol-Borg will be $475,000
15
Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
New York Stock
■
.
Broadview,
Co.,
shares
New York Stock
should
$1,600,000 and total net income $200,000, equivalent to
10 cents per AMP endorsed share.
In 1959 their total sales were $694,000 and total net income $56,000 equivalent to three cents per AMP
approximate
endorsed
The
Aimer
Page
a
Japan
Amphenol-Borg: Electronics Corp.—To Buy Shares—
Stock and Bond Quotations
per
endorsed
per
comparable basis.
three foreign subsidiaries not included in the consolidation
1959
has
located
for
for
income
net
endorsed
'
completed
be
Chicago,
major
—V.
MISCELLANEOUS
time
15%*
of
the
:.or
European
first
will
west
European
record
ended Dec. 31, 1960, it was reported on Jan. 25.
subsidiaries included in the consolidation i'or the
in
1960, combined sales are estimated at $53,800,000, up
year
With
and
its
and
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
1960
net
earnings
were
adversely
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(490)
profits,
acnuster
produce
record
a
Automatic
foi
year
I960,
capitalize
a
few
Mr.
Discount
operate
as
a
Canteen, '
25%
than
of
separate unit,
Automatic
Canteen
we
'---""V7';'' I''
Schuster,
A
expect
raise
to
A'L
accepting
in
paper
which
Avco
Corp.,
Avco
leasing
the point
time owning
of total out¬
paper
up
no
terms
Increased
equipment
production by the Rowe
will be greatly facilitated during 1961,
a
successful
business
or
ceeded
to
those
of
,the
Jan.
net
prior
earnings
SIDNEY
By
be
marked
Avco
of
research
that
week
are
will
come
the
on
due
24
that
during
1960
/f.'';.vv'
light
ballistic
The
test
Force
the
A
continental
investing.
The
and
in
1960
Tital
satellite
and
programs
vehicles—known
Minuteman
and
intercontinental
vehicles
re-entry
volume
announced
these
production
developed by Avco for
for operational missiles
the
tests,
its
two
the
of
data
capsule,
completed
15
total
divisions
sales
advancements,
taped record
recovered from
containing
a
in
The
1960.
made
been
nearly
for
accounted
volume
have
7CBM
1960, these complex
missions.
Also, in a
performance, was successfully
from the nose cone.
research
corporation's
each
in
re-entry vehicles in
performed their assigned
ejection
significant
that
Avco
re-entry
after
said
the
of
ex¬
into
carrying.
of
ocean
Atlas,
re-entry
the
in
one-fifth
company
also
research
its
and
development in magnetohydrodynamic electric power generation, under¬
taken last year with the support of 10 leading power companies.
In
addition
pating
in
systems,
to
this
growing
space
Dividends
and
defense
and
cents
per
of
50
o.ommeT.'ei
o'hei-
of
areas
programs
share
resc""1!
on
is
Avco
partici¬
anti-missile
including
research,
underseas
warfare.
the
common
of
stock
the
cor-
Telephone & Telegraph to refinance $70 million debentures: Trans¬
Pipe Line to refinance $50 million when cleared by FTC. and
Co. of N. Y. to sell $150 million this year with $75 million of
Edison
-Total Backlog—
Corporate bonds with
dates.
Last Week
Corporate bonds without
$26.1,649,800
(29)
$307,027,300
(29)
96,368,350
(20)
102,453,400
(20)
$358,018,150
(49)
$409,480,700
(49)
$1,043,399,650
(99)
dates
sources
uppermost, in
question
military
year.
missile
for
This Week
;
Similarly, corporations aware of their needs, and who have plans, for modernization
and expansion to reduce costs so as to improve their
viability will be waiting to
see
what encouragement will be offered to them in the way of tax reform to
domestic
and
some time after Labor
Day. None of these are in the formal offering
(Data in parentheses denotes number of issues tallied.)
stage yet.
of capital funds will
today's message to Congress by our new President dealing with what he believes
is wrong with our domestic and international economic affairs and what should
be done to correct them. No doubt not only Texas but many other states, and local
governments, will guide their plans for the large backlog of authorized but un¬
issued securities by what Mr. Kennedy will say about bringing down the longterm interest rate—an avowed goal of the hew Administration.
greater
and
past
Gas
Consolidated
Total
be
induce
tne
this to be raised
three weeks is presented at the end of this column.
uses
civilian
in
the
for
different
14
contracts
Advanced
successfully
vehicle's
tne
tne
went
company
cones
majority
were
15, 1961. Corporate offerings scheduled for the
list of the larger issues for this and subsequent
Overshadowing these specifics affecting the
lines
in
year.
flights
nose
year.
BROWN
missiles.
Air
the
-during
Feb.
side.
development
recorded
were
profitably
in
prime
cones—for
Avco
earnings
and
sales
important
nose
of
operated
participates
now
hold
raid
by municipal offerings amounting to slightly over $100
on
and
product
stated.
million, and the nature of the Treasury's refunding plans for $6,938,000,000 certifi¬
cates
$322,744 957
to
1960
by
and
space
corporation
as
consultant
in 1950,
Southern Bell
will
year,
$10,021,501 for the fiscal year ended
Nov. 30,
1960, an increase oT approximately 5% over the earning3 of
$£,588,416 in the previous year.
In 1960 they were equal to 97 cents
per share
based on an average of 10,301,956 shares outstanding, as
compared with 95 cents per share in 1959 when outstanding shares
averaged 10,056,186.
Consolidated
Manufacturing Co.
Mr. Schuster said,,.
on
in
represented
was
structures, major missile components, ordnance
vehicles
and
television-radio
broadcasting.
Farm
engines
Avco
and
Corp.—Net, Sales Up—
announced
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
This week
the
during
the
leadership of Automatic Canteen
the
company
5%
about
rose
64%
and consumer product manufacturing were
affected ad¬
versely by industry-wide conditions, but all divisions and subsidiaries of
manufacturing
plastics
Canteen's
the
standing receivables.
subsidiary
which
figure
a
also
1959.
1960
out
grew
Monday, January 30, 1961
.
equipment
Automatic
of
costs
up
in
increases
programs,
prior to his taking
believes the country
is headed for higher
economic levels. He anticipates a higher trend
in
business generally, lead by
the capita„l goods industry, then fol¬
lowed by
consumer
durables and soit goods.
'Our next five years,
despite the usual cyclical ups an-1
''owns
a definite
increase
in our economy,"
he predicted.—V. 192, p. 197.
Mr.
Factors
Hubshman
and
of
considered
Sales
in
sales
that
the
aircraft
situation.
said..
Division,
Finance
Canteen's
Corp.
other Automatic Canteen divisions only
sound
from
a
financing
angle, and at
equipment
more
Automatic
said
to
ahead
of feeding will move
automation
decade,
Ld/'.AA i
;.7" -/I,.?-/,'f.7tydV
Commercial
continue
J
this
hour,
an
cups
he
major
Scnuster
includes
will
that
activities
in 1960, should be more than offset during 1961
as
production of hot and cold plastic dr.r.n cups grows, Mr. Schuster
stated.
Production for the past several months has been about 30 000
affirmed.
7>
days.
on
Starting
will
six
predicted
total
.
sales
net
$306,048,377
Of
operation, .initiated
Automatic
in
Schuster
Mr.
Canteen chief executive said tnat during 1961,
"the
continue its ambitious program or growth and expan¬
divisions: food and vending;
equipment manu¬
facturing; product; finance; electronics; and Icieign.
m
ans latter
category, Mr. Schuster
said that details of a move to strengthen
Automatic Canteen's Canadian operations would be announced within
The
company
from
rapidly in 19J1, and he stated that Automatic Canteen is now ex¬
panding and developing its equipment manufacturing program to fully
over
sion"
Consolidated
addition of 175,000 square feet of manufacturing space in
Whippany, N. J., plant.—Production of vending equipment
(Automatic Music, Inc.), in Grand Rapids, started during
also will be stepped up, lie stated.
Rowe
AMI
at
these companies will add materially, to our sales
combined , with expected increases in our vending
and
should
operations
kr.
the
the
all
1961,
"During
and
development
by
in
entering
firms.
vending
foreign
AMI
to
and
business
music
incidental
costs
the
by
and starting up
oacicground music field and
starting manufacture of Automatic Canteen vending equipment.
"We
expect this subsidiary to return to profitable operations during the
1961
fiscal year," Mr. Schuster added.
"In the past
year we have materially strengthened our leadership
position
in the vending
industry through a program of -carefully
planned acquisitions and internal expansion activities," Mr. Schuster
explained.
"These moves include the acquisition of ABT Manufac¬
turing Co., Nationwide Fcfod Service Inc.; Commercial Discount Cor¬
poration;
Hubshman Factors Corporation;
and a large number of
coin-operated
.
the
thoughts
corporate bonds
Corporate stocks with dates
203,254,150(152)
$1,012,907,440(102)
203,691,130(136)
±$1,246,653,800(251)
$1,215,598,570(238)
$1,604,671,950(300)
$1,625,079,270(287)
Corporate stocks without dates
Total
Total
corporate
stocks
Corporates
;
Municipals—:
of
••
is whether the 'proposals will be in the area of increasing personal incomesthrough, for example, extending unemployment compensation and expanding pubTid-';1
works and/or tax reform. In so far as fears regarding the mint price of gold and
many
'Mi!
■■■■uiJq.i'
■.»
J-.OW
rtuy
± Includes
three
$397,097,000
$490,426,000
(57)
(65)
.
'. jv;
.s
four preferreds
with
dates
amounting
to
$22,035,000 and
preferreds $3,498,000 without dates.
restrictions are concerned, the President in his first official press con¬
ference clearly stated he has no intention to change the former and to impose the
exchange
WHAT'S
likely his tax advisors will recommend tax benefits on foreign invest¬
ments be extended only to investments in the backward countries. This, if anything,
will
discourage
re-investment of income earned abroad
and encourage their
repatriation home.
Most
latter.
Matters such
as
these will set the tone for this country's future corporate
A
we
present
financing
intentions
public and private sources.
from
will
7
and
duced
be
be
1
desires
safely said that
Is
it
that
true
That
a
of
Corporate
Total
Total of Both
Stocks
Corporates
* Municipals
Financings
corporations
$40,398,000
33,043,550
122,000,000
814,153,150
$48,298,000
88,618,550
168,697,500
1814,153,150
$107,748,000
43,833,000
82,362,000
19,000,000
$156,046,000
132.501,550
251,059,500
833,153,150
panies)
$7,900,000
6-Feb. 10__.
55,575,000
Feb. 13-Feb.17___
46,697,500
Feb.
Feb.20-Feb.24
______
Total
Last
*
Week's Data
$1 million
$252,993,000 $1,372,760,203
339,676,000
679,957,570
$110,172,500 $1,009,594,470 $1,119,767,200
179,127,300
161,154,270
340,281,570
or more,
ing its stockholders.
f Includes the 11,170,000 shares of common A.T.&T. is offer¬
l
CHANGES
:
;
;
IN
THE
v.
•*.;
PAST WEEK
amounted to $121,459,440
securities. Described elsewhere
pages are the details of these larger issues sold:
Minneapolis Gas Co.
rights to stockholders, Texas Power & Light $12 million bonds, Iowa Electric
Light & Power $16 million 1st mortgage bonds, $7 million Otter Tail Power 1st mort¬
gage bonds, Montgomery Ward Credit Corp. $50 million debentures-divided equally
between two different kinds, and $15,275,000 United Financial shares of common.
The big news of the week in private placement was the $75 million preferred by
Consolidated Edison of New York. -Total private placements for the week added
Corporate sales to the market in the,week ending Jan. 25
and
in
$85 million of this consisted of interest paying
these
about
$10,291,000
to
Chronicle's
California
Edison alone comprised $30 million with its proposed bond issue for April 4.
State and local tax-exempts in the week through Jan. 25 totaled $173,120,000 and
the principal ones were the $76,500,000 New York City, $20,303,000 State of Mary¬
land, and $8,945,000 Milwaukee, Wis. Details of these and all other municipal sales
may also
be found in the latter part of this Monday's issue. Additions to the
Chronicle's calendar of tax-exempts for Jan. 26 came to $67,740,000.
v
BACKLOG
RELATIVELY
DECLINE
The total backlog shows a slight
IN
UNCHANGED
as
well
as
EXCEPT FOR
MUNICIPALS
decline in bonds, a slight increase in equities, and
issues without given offering dates but with reasonable
prospects of being offered. The latter, thus, takes in all those registered with the
SEC except for those that have been indefinitely postponed and there's no indica¬
tion as to their probable emergence. Thus, not included are these reported plans of
Fawcett Publications and Grosset & Dunlop to offer common stock for the first time;
New
England Power to sell $20 million 1st mortgage bonds; Pennsylvania
to sell
$10 million 30-ye^r mortgage bonds; Sierra Pacific Power to sell $6
both
of
has
been
achieved
in
of
terms
our
needs
and
_
•
slowing down is the record of new issue offerings. The SEC's
compilation of new securities offered for cash sale in 1960 shows
market for $10.2
approached the
billion
(excluding
investment
com¬
helped
or
cause
the average yield to go up to 4.82%
on
new
industrial, financial and
in the second quarter,
utility bonds compared to 4.72% in the previous quarter, 5%
and 5.11% in the first quarter of the year.
The
SEC
points
out
reflected
that the year's total
a
greater volume
of
offerings
finance companies—almost double the amount of the pre¬
vious year. And, the sad story of our slow down can be shown by the fact that
manufacturing issues were .moderately larger in volume than in 1959 "but it was
considerably less than in-the years 1955 through 1958. Utilities,'our power horses,
accounted for $2.8 billion of the 1960 total but this was the lowest since 1956. Our
population has not stood still, nor have our cold war defense needs become smaller.)
True we are producing with greater' productivity today than ever before. But the
strides we have made in the last half of the past decade portend an unhappy
by sales and
of
omen
consumer
things to come unless a reversal occurs—despite the
and the rise in national personal income.
splendid growth of
service output
ISSUES
LARGER
The
following
four
next
lists
the
larger
IN
THE
weeks:
NEXT
and
corporate
FOUR
municipal
WEEKS
issues
expected
in
the
-
of Jan. 30-Feb. 3: $18,250,000 Midland Capital Corp., common; 155,000 shares
of Mcrtgagq
Guaranty Insurance Corp., common; $6.8 million in bonds of Kentucky
and in Municipals—$4,832,000 Saginaw, Michigan; $8 mil¬
Mexico; $28,980,000 Connecticut (State of); $8.5 million Oklahoma City,
Indiana Terminal RR;
&
lion
New
Okla.; $14 million Houston Indep. School District, Texas; $3.5 million Marlborough,
Mass.; $10,328,000 Milwaukee County, Wis.
Week
of Feb.
6-Feb. 10:
Business Capital
Gas
Co.;
Corp.,
360,000
common;
shares- of Berkey Photo Service, Inc.; $5 million
$45 million in debentures of Consolidated Natural
and in Municipals—$10 million North
Carolina;
$12.5
million
Texas.
13-Feb. 17: $50 million Atlantic Fund for Investment in U. S. Govern¬
ment Securities, Inc., common;
235,100 shares of Maryland Cup Corp., common;
900,000 shares of Southern Co., common; 263,000 shares of Storer Broadcasting
a
succeeding weeks
level
stancard
Week of Feb.
$93 million decline in municipals with offering dates assigned} The table
below includes issues with set sales dates in the four-week float above and for all
around
are
a
5% more than in 1959. The fourth quarter total came to $2.9 billion
and this was larger than the fourth quarter totals in the preceding two years. This
Week
thip figure.
Approximately $41,313,400 in corporate issues were added to the Jan; 26
calendar of securities with offering dates and
of this sum Southern
we
its
our
authoritative
Bonds
3
raise
to
capacity to produce them efficiently?
Corporate
Jan.30-Feb.
we
reasonable
Indicative
7-
ECONOMY?
country is satisfied with the level of goods pro¬
of living in the form of services can it
weed not worry when services, component of G.N.P. go up.
not short of durable consumer and manufacturing goods?
population growth. Only when
not
THE
course, is true in so far as G.N.P. tabulates not only the market value of
goods but also services. Thus, an increase in the latter will increase G.N.P. What
should be remembered, however, is that there may not be a resultant increase in
the standard of living if manufacturing, among other things, declines relative to
financing.
changed, the remaining
three weeks, of the four-week float would be rather dull were it not for A.T.&T.'s
stockholders' rights due Feb. 23. The table immediately below aggregates the 28day flotation in terms of dollars for corporate equity and debt, and municipal
issues listed in the Chronicle's calendar in last Thursday's issue. Data are obtained
that
DOWN
This, of
four-week float
^
Assuming
SLOWING
the other day wrote to a leading newspaper saying that actually
need not worry about our growth if services in the G.N.P. continue to grow.
Congressman
Electric
million;
$20 million in bonds of Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.,
Units of Jefferson Lake Asbestos Corp.; 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 ftn Municipals—$47,550,000 Baltimore, Md.; $15,Co.,
common;
$3.5 million in
802,000 St. Louis, Mo.; $8 million Cuyahoga County, Ohio.
Week
of Feb.
20-Feb. 24:
50,000
units of Jonker Business Machines, Inc.; 250,000
Inc.; 11,170,000 shares of American Telephone
162,500 shares of Photo Service, Inc., common; and in
Muncipals—$19 million Dallas, Texas.
shares of Whippany Paper Board Co.,
Telegraph Co., common;
&
..
*
.
...
...
•
..
.
January 26, 1961.
Volume
poration
share
paid in
were
paid
during
Number
193
i960,
increase of
an
1959.—V.
6025
193,
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
25%
the
over
40
cents
per
(J. I.)
197.
p.
The
Avery
Adhesive
Products,
Inc.
Common
—
Stock
Case
research
lengthy
strikes
Inc.
Oct.
1960,
joint managers
of
underwriting group that
offered for public sale on Jan. 26, 250,000 shares
of
Avery Adhesive Products, Inc. common stock priced at
$17 per share. Of the offering, 100,000 shares are being
sold for the account of the company and 150,000 shares
are
being sold for three selling stockholders, each of
are
whom will continue to
tion
R.
this
of
Stanton
sale.
an
for
stockholders' include
PROCEEDS—Of
100,000
be
used
stock
to
to
at
the
shares
its
purchase
the
for
BUSINESS—The
proceeds
of
from
its
presently
capital
sale
outstanding
on
be
affixed
Through
sensitive
such
division
a
adhesive
stock
other
or
almost
to
into
base
labels
company
to
stock
other
and
1,000
over
products
of
who
or
in
1949
to
the
in
$13,696,828
"In
also
sales.
research
The
corporation
of
fiscal
ending
year
annual
had
financial
Chief
who
Bassett,
In
in
nearly
the
company's
the
that
announced
Bassett,
D.
J.
headed
the
for
company
brother,
W.
until his
years
many
and
M.
manufacturing
Va.,
also
which
company,
that
announced
J.
has
holders
to
message
E., Bassett,
the
of
firm's
Sr.,
formerly
Over-the-Counter
the company's new chief executive reported that Bassett's
increased
characterized
by
$1,000,000
than
more
remarkable
as
in
the
of
totals,
1959
over
light
which
business
general
"In
A
in
net
from
income
I960
$4,077,580
attributed
was
the
to
for
the
preceding
The
also
will be
Beatrice
of
with
stock
common
Key
the
to
for
1960
will
light
of
offered
be
Employee
Jan.
on
Stock
to
key
summer.
The
corporation
SEC
at
Jan.
on
covering
offered
York,
believe,
to
prove
filed
111,
covering
1961,
193,
registra¬
a
156,250
employees pursuant
Option .Plan.—V.
$3
18,
of
letter
a
class
through
share,
per
filed
1961
shares
100,000
shares
to the
Edward
to
are
for
used,
be
equipment,
..shop
research
Files
—
to
working
and
will
be
explored
by
fresh
are
of
the
192,
behind
This
production
us,
will
enable
reduce
,
that
best
and
the
assumption
of
the
the
costs
interest
being
of
stockholders.
date,
company,"
Mr.
live
(par
coated
An
aluminum
sheet
has
agreement
Hindley
Co.,
&
to
New
development,
addi¬
of
of
United
give
Pacific
shares
of
United
Paciic
United
Pacific,
producer
told
liabilities
producer
Cerro
announced
enamelled
of
entry
an
into
assets
but
that
of
used
the
founded
fiscal
and
ending
year
another
since
such
he
of
Venetian
March
30,
blinds.
1960,
in
The
United
totaled
has
1940,
company's
Pacific's
$7,600,000;
/
garden
of
Cerro
nonferroirs
electrical
wire
sheet.
Its
de
Pasco
metals.
and
principal
Corp.)
Its
cable,
is
leading
a
domestic divisions
and
copper
mining
brass
operations
Bicor
Automation
sale
it
$4
for
share.
per
will
addition,
In
of
resold
be
The
the
capital
to
stock
Blvd.,
Bergen
on
stock,
to
is—to
be
Jan.
Fairview,
23,
Peru.—j-V.
193,
on
Puerto
to
in
best
efforts
Joseph
to
shares
Coons
10
as
cents
the
entitled
is
share
per
public,
of
to
upon
which
purchase
completion
2,200
Securities and Exchange
.;'v_
finder.
a
the
offered
the manufacture of embroidery, all of Fairview.
In
exchange of the outstanding shares of the four companies, having 4
book value of $200,513, the present three controlling stockholders of
Bicor
The
a
Automation
$50,000
is
basis.
Automation,
to
and
new
purchase
chine
a
increase
Net
the
of
its
class
certain dates
proceeds
estimated
one
shaves of
on
at
of the
subsidiaries'
stock
A
class ,A
be ..used
will
stock.
common
class
of
sale
$319,700,
B
into
inventories
common
follows:
as
of
on
parts
for
embroidery machinery; $80,000 to help finance the
another subsidiary of an additional new embroidery ma¬
the replacement of two present machines;
$75,000 as col¬
present
by
and
lateral
255,000
convertible
stock
share
Bicor
by
received
B
for
with
bank
a
to
secure
a
letter
of
which
credit
will
be
used
as
revolving funds^to finance purchases and sales of embroidery machin¬
and the balance for working capital.
The prospectus lists Alfred G. Biberfeld as director and Isidor Biber-
at
$3
per
Jan.
on
covering
proceeds
outstanding
100,000
share,
filed
1961
6%
shares
through
of
A.
Lomasney
with
notification
stock
common
D.
of
(no
&
to
par)
Co.,
to
are
stock
used
be
additional
for
Organo-Cerams,
of
Inc.
facilities,
and
acquisition
working
of
debentures
competitive
proceeds
are
Street,
due
sale
advances
which
parent,,
H
with
bidding.
the
from
of
ment
930
statement
37-year
at
of
company,
the
Feb.
Bids
of
from
N.
W:,
SEC
1,
3 998,
Rico.
American
to
Feb.
on
be
The
15.
applied
Telephone
proceeds are
the
of
parent
received.
obtained
are
toward
net
including
purposes,
to the prospectus, advances from
established practice of the company
the need arises, for general corporate
additions and
improvements
to
the
extensions,
Vice-President.
as
tively,
of
shares
are
the
They
by
125,000
B common;
Biberfeld.
Anna
62,500
and
class
outstanding
owned
own
and
an
shares,
62,500
Cincinnati Transit
The
Board
year
1960
Feb.
has
the
on
holders
to
of
1961.—V.
28,
Co.—Interest Date
Directors
interest
of
payment
of
fixed
4J/a%
debentures
190,
March
15,
income
of
Set—
1961,
as
debenture
record
the
at
for
bonds
close
of
for
the
business
Jan.
which
market
S.
13,
Pool
specified
"This
was
acquire
the
released
its
to
interest
national
the
in
in
U.
S.
recent
XI proceedings on
reorganization, Buckeye has
Chapter
the
terms
of
the
agreement
conviction that
franchising approach of U. S. Pool to the mass swimming
our
management's
firm
sound," said Mr. Horvath.
"We are confident that
and additional products will prove successful by in¬
jecting new life in this organization.
"The first new product to be added to U. S. Pool's diversified line
of swimming pools and related equipment iis a processed vinyl spray,
which
easily
applies a protective coating not only to pools but is
suitable
for
weather-proofing roofs, walls and other outdoors struc¬
tures made of wood, steel or concrete,
as well as a sanitary covering
pool
our
for
p.
market
new
is
program
hospital
rooms,
nurseries,
etc,"
concluded
Mr.
Horvath.—V.
192,
1607.
cYrVTf
of
r<Y,in*crn
March
NOTE:
On
3,
r,
1879.
account
TiiinrUc
iTpipnhmne
Subscription
of
the
The
52
Stores Incorporated—Sales
a
corporation
weeks
of
holders
The
giving
sales
<*Tatp
9-0613)
in United States,
fluctuations in the
•
Convrient
1961
with
a
were
the
pany's
The
reported
sales
and Earnings
with $450,748,917
figures
were
of
for the 53
released
in
a
weeks
htter
Off
for
of
to
earnings
are
equal
the
1959,
to
80
cents'
a
share
on
the
of
Gold
in
non-recurring charge against 1960 earnings. The cost was
the change
from Sav-A-Stamps, a company-owned pla",
Bond
stamps in most of the
company's
early in the year.
Although no specific projections on expected
southern supermarket
1961 sales and earnings
given, Carl J. Reith, who became President of Colonial in August
did advise stockholders that substantial management,, mer¬
of
1960,
bv
William
B.
Dana
Company.
the
at
of
year
debentures
subordinated
its
the
Com¬
further
$2,422,100.
1960,
$43,734,000
was
liabilities
resulting
against
as
$11,434,000
were
debenture
from
September
in
Inc.,
Co.,
and
its
versus
compared
being
conversions,
in
and
wholly-owned subsidiary,
to
perform
certain
a
formed
was
other
functions
report
noted
for
the
President
of
appreciation
the
that
accepted
in
parent
the
for
company.
1961
January
resignation
of
company.
Diwoky's
Mr.
the
J.
Roy
Officially
invaluable
refinery at Guayanilla, near Ponce, Puerto
formed in 1953 and began refining operations
was
1911.
p.
called
has
the
sinking
March
National
hattan Bank,
1
,
Bank
Trust
&
Street,
Pine
18
for
redemption
fund,
at
1984
1,
$12,000
101.63%.
license
the
agreement
and
Inc.,
name
it
Conde
of
first
will
1,
through
next,
31/4%
be
D
series
made
at
'.he
New
York
111.-or at the Chas? Man15, N. Y.—V.'191, p. 1984.
. 4
.
use
March
its
.
•
-
:
-
..
\
Nast Publications Inc.—License Agreement—
Conde
A
on
of
Payment
Chicago,
Co.,
.y.
was
Nast,
this
has been
Eutterick
announced
and
entered
Co.,
trademarks
and
on
ol
Jan.
into
by
23
Leonard Tingle,
between The
which
Inc.,
Vogue
will
Conde Nast
entitle Butterick
Patterns and
I.
d.
President
publi¬
President
pattern
V.-Patcevitch,
Butterick.
of
1961 on, the manufacture of
Patterns" trademark and
will be carried on by Butterick
in conjunction with their existing pattern operations.
The high stand¬
ard
of quality
in design and presentation of "Vogue Patterns" will
continue
unchanged
and the existing liaison
with the Conde Nast
editorial and art departments, as well as with its fashion publications,
Under
dress
the
Re-entered
as
second
class
will
hue
April
from
agreement,
pattern
carrying
the
1,
"Vogue
matter
maintained.
be
Eutterick
The
of
management
Service in
departments.
The
Pattern
Vogue
promotion
will
remain
New
the
City.
manufacturing
tered in
Conde Nasc p
branches,
or
eventually
This
ties.
at
Conde
York
The
com¬
2,764,100 shares of common stock outstanding.'
Earnings in
equal to $1.13 a share on common stock.
company listed
a $640,000 trading stamp
conversion cost as a
incurred
of
$14,900,000
$11,500,000
to
during
31,
1960, was $15,254,000,
earlier,
the
principal
increases
that
has
192,
City
stock¬
after taxes of $2,365,180 were reported for 1960 compared
in 1959.
After provision for dividends on preferred
1960
special and
were
$445,434,110
preliminary summary of operations for the past year.
the second highest in the company's h'story.
more
transition
frcm
to rettain the present personnel
designing, originating, selling and
offices of Vogue Pattern Service
headquarters at 420 Lexington Ave.,
plans
the
main
Nast
,
and
the distribution of Vogue Patterns now cen.r
plant^n-Greenwich, Ccnn,f and hi the cprapany's
will be integrated into Butterick's existing facili¬
is expected to take from six months to a year
the time the
licensing agreement goes into effect.
During
manufacturing and distribution employees will remain
Coude Nast..
Cnde Nast's principal publications in the United States are "Vogue,
"Glamour," House .•<; Garden." "Mademoiselle" and "Living lor Young
Hcmemakers."
Butterick, besides its pattern activities, publishes "The
this
in
period
the
the employ of
Progressive Grocer,'
reoruary
20,
at
tne
a
leading trade magazine in the food and grocery
post
unice
at
incw
of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other
remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
. .
U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members
rate of exchange,
25
were
The
to
Jan.
$3,269,447
stock,
3959
1.2%.
of
decrease
on
1960 compared
Net profits
decree.
indicates
Colonial
swimming
Ederle Pool"
within
Buckeye President.
from
in connection with
control, subject
final
controlling
a
recognition
"Gertrude
A. Horvath,
assume
investment
national
the
and
to
in
the
George
to
Corp.
1961,
contracted
to
gained
has
featuring
according
years,
U.
contracted
has
Corp.,
pool
the
publication of the "Vogue Pattern Book"
1292.
p.
with
$77,218,524
company.
company
due
cations,
date
the
Buckeye Corp.—To Acquire—
Buckeye
The
to
on
Pool
the
company
Publications
respec¬
additional
to
company
,
ery;
feld
stock
additional
current
end.
board's
the
was
The
bonds
-
plant.
company's
prepaid
indebtedness
31,
reluctantly
and former
Chairman
operation
repay¬
an
as
history
Community Public Service Co.—Partial Redemption—
&
According
under
borrowing from the parent,
to
a
Telegraph
Co.,
its
$21,000,000 at the time
approximate
compared
increased
Dec.
annual
directors
of
recorded
'
the
reported
transportation
services
filed
C.,
History
its
year
on
Transportation
Diwoky,
covering .$20,000,000
offered for public sale
be
to
will
D.
in
year
23
expected
are
debentures
expected
Washington,
Jan.
on
best
$6,618,293,
company
junioi
an
capital
Commonwealth's
capital.
tne
Dec.
year
a
paid-in
in" 1956.—V.
The
receivables
earnings.
Casey
The
registration
1959
equity
$6,187,000
board
of
the
revenues
common
by
on
earlier,
the
supply,
York,
New
progress
year.
bank
into
debt
debt
year
e
noteci,
convertible
long-term
a
Mr.
letter
a
had
to
Total
previous
reducing
at
Commission—
19,
amounted
the
Casey
funded
retained
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.—Registers—
and
class
share
With
York.
The
cipal business is the importation and sale of embroidery manufacturing
machinery
corporation
SEC
New
Calif.—Files
North¬
the
reviewing
■I-\.
company
1S59.
in
notes,
Stockholders'
Corco
The
shares
organized in December, 1960 to acquire all the
corporations under common control whose prin¬
four
of
at
Corp., Gardena,
feeling
would
and
H.
1960
in
$16,979,000
with
Contour
Rico,
Sam
Mr.
monwealth's
1003.
p.
North¬
his
nucleus-, of the, company started with
goal of $5,000,000 in 1960. That goal achieved,
a
Conversions
additional
Chemical
for
a
191,
and
was
financing
Western
company,
lines.
credit
of
-
bank
end.
reduced
J.,
N.
covering
public
1961,
offered
be
made
underwriter
the
shares
A
110,090
company jas
"
333
offering
The
additional class
sale
Inc.,
with the SEC
common
by Mortimer B. Burnside & Co., Inc.,. for which
selling commission of 80 cents per share plus $15,000
a
expenses.
the
A
basis
receive
22,000
statement
class
Of
nothing
or
will
of
shares
at
all
Industries,
registration
a
below.—V.
Inc.
the
It
Pennsylvania,
of
one
bank
lines
Eastern
Jersey.
throughout
company
of
in
were
New
.
recorded
1960,
year'
Chance-Vought Aircraft, Inc.—Purchase Offer—
Electronics,
banks
nearby
Western
that
new
unsecured
that the new goal was $10,000,000 in outstanding
income
5% %
and
capital.
Ling-Temco
had
1960.
Total
See
the
of
in
to
access
basic
the
with
$71,631,403
In
and
subsidiaries
produces
in
are
states.
pointed out
be
pointed out that
this was
the third
full-fledged
and tenth acquisition of the company in the
that
Ponce,
Net
103.
p.
adjoining
1962.
$3,135,041
income
producer
and
mill
about
add
Casey, President, in the company's annilal
report, new highs were estaousned ior neu income and total revenues.
Tue company posted a large reduction in debt during the year and
substantially increased stockholders' equity.
for
sales
net
will
merger
Commonwealth Oil Refining Co.—Best Year in
been
products
and
1960,
in
company
1955;
stated,
from
(formerly
produce
in
The
$311,000.
Cerro
fabricator
ihe
According
awnings,' beach
as
30,
'
Commonwealth.
will
now
years.
stated
during
name
1947.
items
originates
$251,853,400
each
owned.
under
strip
for
of
the
merger
in
the
to
company,
of
five
$40,000
owned,
scock
common
chiefly
carports
stock
common
firm,
On Sept.
to
.
Commonwealth,
most
and
foothold
this
of
all
of
the
of
Pennsylvania
the
past
He
sheet
production
directors
of
banking
property.
The
assets
Commonwealth
that
$55,330,100
110,000
and
President
advantages
with
merger
3,
by
the boards
by
loans.
selling stockholders.
2120.
p.
deed
an
Pennsylvania.
B. Gerber, Secretary
Pacific
United
aluminum
the
17
Jan.
on
of ! the
acquisition
by Cerro of
working
of
trust
exchange of securities.
And
as
a
securities, Commonweakh, which now has
available
of
Corp^
192,
to
amounted
Pittsburgh.
of
Pennsylvania
Thai,
banks
25
that
—
approved
aluminum
of
been
"umbrellas,
Bicor Automation Industries, Inc.—Registers With SEC
filed
of
exchange
indicated
eastern
products.
been
shares
with
cents)
all
Albert
possible
real
common
first
mortgage
on
the
company's
10,000
the
accrue
portfolio
outstanding
based cn
was
the
major
with
the
Grede
of
He
in
In
suburbs
the
to
Morise
management
your
the
merger
the
dis¬
started
action
loans
of
to
approximately 350 shareholders, the bulk of whom are in the greater
"Philadelphia area, will now have over 500 shareholders spread through¬
adjustments
are
deed
sale
added
originating
a
Philadelphia-based (1512 Walnut St.) diversified
with
outstanding
receivables
of
approximately
.....
:.
Lc.
operates three companies in Western Pennsyl¬
Finance
in
The
out
of
results
is
company
Fur.tan
vania
should
and
offering of
6V2%
of
on
Jan.
20 overwhelmingly voted the approval of
Puritan Finance Co., of Pittsburgh, into Commonwealth.
of
$1,000,000
result
effect
impact
of
to
the
of
the
Coast
Kentucky.
stockholders
merger
otherwise
and
financial
course
progress
certain
of
was the company's first
stock, priced at $10 per
placed
on
the
market
the
be
California
a
become
for
State
A public
—
shares will
50,000
trust
Commonwealth
more
is
popular.
very
The
a
finance
production
study
first
•$5,000,000.
■
2608.
providing
the
Commonwealth Financial Corp.—Merger—
de¬
.
will
better
Additional
bore
ye?.r
future
p.
OK'd—
This
for
mortgage loan
principal balances.—V.
The
market
.
proving
and
of
$1,000,000
from
will
utilized
proceeds from
unpaid
concep's
product
our
net
proceeds
debentures
company's
"
These
19.
primarily
services
retail
on
of Jan.
as
the
and
the
marketing
We have
emphasis
and
and
.
further
fiscal
in
the
Aluminum .Corp., a West
and
The
coil.
step will
was
notification
of
and
overall
an
major
effectiveness
management.
made
about
agreement
aluminum
proceeds
machine
loss.
distribution
marketing activities.
Robert P. Koenig, President of Cerro
an
a
Y.
N.
The
tional
The
two months
place
and
western
com¬
4.
p.
stock
A
the
shares
BUSINESS—Colwell,
our
opertation.
however,
be
corrections
welfare
Securities Sold
—
PROCEEDS—Net
sales
1961
season.
level.
are
1960
the
ee
through Mitchum, Jones & Templeton and J. A. Hogle
and Co., underwriters.
stock.
Benbow Astronautics, Inc., Culver City, Calif.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
be
We
optimistic
have
the
the
?.orid
Tenhes
—r--
offering. The common
and
debentures
were
share,
company, subject to approval by United's stockholders, for the acquisi¬
tion
of
United
Pacific's assets
for
100,000 shares of Cerro common
Under the proposed plan each United Pacific stockholder would
Plan—
Chicago,
23,
under
now
from
manufacturing operations.
controls have been put intd
by
stockholders.—V.
j.j
at $19,101,777.
offices,
nome
this
Stock
LaSalle Street,
SEC
stands
now
new
occupancy
Co.—Files
South
120
statement
pany's
ready
Foods
This firm,
of
surplus account, wliich
reported that 'its
its
to
company
construction,
public
1970
Cor iiscal
effort.
correction
introduced
Georgia
Carolina,
15-year
sinking fund debentures with warrants of
Company has been oversubscribed and the
Colwell
books closed
from
$38,695,000
correcting
established
to
year
Bassett paid cash dividends of $1 per share in 1930, amounting r,o
$1,800,000, and paid out more than $1,000,000 in bonuses and vacation
pay to its employees.
At the same time, the company added nearly
$2,000,000
the
in
1960,
of
con¬
competitive market.
very
resulted
products
Cerro Corp.—To Acquire
decline
tion
products
necessary
appointing.
ditions.
$3,754,469 for
31,
of our loss in
lower wholesale
the
in
our
to
sales
designed
measures
summation,
deemed
is
inventories
total
a
expenses.
"New
death
headquarters
its
reduce
unsold
part
and
year
company
sales
South
an
economic
and
subordinated
capital
program
efficient
Alabama,
Kentucky, Inc.—Acquisition
199.
p.
common
shares
selling
increase the
the
of
issued
Colwell Co.
60,000
dealers
our
reducing
Oct.
on
or
major
$25,000,000
the
specific
our
more
efficiency of
"Tighter budgetary
•
represent
earlier,
factors"
and
improve
formerly
Jr.,
Treasurer
of
and
to
of
A
the
to
approximate
given
of
production
scheduling
Vice-President, has been elected President of the corporation.
sales
he
disclosed
was
per
in
for
expected
much
"With
$2.08
ago.
year-end
a
traded stock,
net
Bassett
had
furniture
Executive
it
to
$57,052,000
elected Chairman
of
the Board,
Officer of the company, succeeding his
months
The
1960,
equal
of
sales
on
been
Executive
Bassett,
several
at
has
30,
Nov.
$3,754,469,
of
stock,
common
report.
Simultaneously,
President,
earnings
net
outstanding
the
Gas
has
prosperity
continue regardless of plant activity,
the strikes at two of our plants
and
income.
of
in
Ohio,
this
193,
the
$108,082,000
year
expenses
sales
our
advance
are
in
made
was
which
to
during
move,
potential
in
velopment,
hands
proportions."
encompassing all phases of
The
the
usual.
major
a
in
to commence production
us
SEC
ness
receivable
said.
level
upon
made
re-oriented
which
share
and
costs
located
are
Carolina,
order
under
the
Holding Company Act
Charleston, W. Va., firm to purchase 144 shares of
the $100 par class A stock of Business
Development Corp., of Kentucky
for $14,400. The said Development
Corporation was organized for the
purpose of promoting, stimulating, developing and advancing the busi¬
build-up totaling $39,000,000 over the pre¬
retail receivables, the most profitable part
Credit Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary,
carry-forward
than
in
a
Grede
Mr.
effect
progress
division,
,
The
authorizing
Case
production
loss
tax
earlier
applicable to common stock in fiscal 1960
per
share. For the 1959 fiscal year sales were $11,693,212 and net
applicable to common stock $923,022, or 68 cents per share.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to
this financing,
there will
be
1,450,000 shares of common stock outstanding.—V. 192, p. 2118.
Report—
certain
severe
a
I.
J.
steady,"
problems enabled
ended Nov. 30, 1960. Net
was $1,009,648,
or 75 cents
Columbia
$200,-
undersigned after being elected
the early part of the year," Mr
inventory
reduced
steady
The
a
of
accounts
North
the
receivables,
were
years.
reduced
A
than
with
compared
wholesale
progress
be attributed to these
volume, Mr. Grede said.
year
Bassett Furniture Industries, Inc.—Annual
with
three
of
the same date
business
"The
less
196u,
supermarkets'
Maryland,
"Vj^-ginia.—V. 192, p. 2507.
gro,s$
stockholders.
manageable
wholesale
on
and
company
to
build-up
may
■
from
grown
your
to
dealers,
"Since
the
it for decorative
use
,
have
sales
net
of
the
had
convert
fiscal
reported
company
Colonial
and
—V.
inventories
substantial
field
Case
I.
"remained
pressure-
who
customers
applications.
EARNINGS—Consolidated
$900,000
sells
and
produces
atso
for
the
close
Kentucky,
announcing
as
letter
and
the
in
ceding
any
the
halted
J.
of
his
in
/compared
removable
common
stockholders,
undertaken'by
continuous
$146,677,000
protective backing and which may
surface simply by pressing into place.
The
company,
incorporated in California in
1946,
was
founded in
1935 by R. Stanton Avery, present Chairman of the Board.
easily
a
task
said
hands
is
the
leading
producer
of
pressurelabels and similar products which are multiply
(self-adhesive)
mounted
3 959.
ended
measured by settlement of wholesale accounts
estimated at $168,834,000, compared with $174,941,000
Executive
was
company
sensitive
first
"The
purposes.'
ac¬
toward
t.ie
year.
$127,041,387
dealer
Grede
■/,/■
in
18
off
experienced
year
strikes.
to
Chief
added
Jan.
on
wrote
and
fiscal
the
At
1959.
sales,
were
due
the
was
'Stock
preferred
5%
remainder will be
The
to
3
operating changes which have recently been instituted
improved earnings in the latter part of 1961."
of
1960, Colonial, which has general headquarters in
Atlanta, operated 447 supermarkets compared with 459 at the cios
of
"point
by
second best in
"Reducing
company
$700,000 will
the
for
dealers,
to
expenses,
during
President, said
inventories
1959.
"From
the
retail
standpoint, the 1960 fiscal year
your company's recent nistory," Mr. Grede saia.
spite of serious shortages of certain products during our fall selling
the
season
the
by
approximately
price of $102.50.
working
the
stock,
common
shares
redemption
funds
general
net
of
plants
field
fiscal
was
Avery,
loss
of
retail
receivable,
•
J. Grede,
fiscal
for
development
major
report
dealers
to
Dealers'
two
net
annual
582,136
Chairman and H. Russell Smith,
.President. The individual holdings of each of the three
selling stockholders will amount to 26.55% of the, out¬
standing common stock.
v
of
its
sales
"in
selling
The
In
'(491)
chandising and
e^cissive
shipments
and
and
at
Wm.
$39,814,973
a
385,000 shares after comple¬
own
31,
reduceu
company,
production
factory
cumulated
fered—Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Wagenseller & Durst,
■
Co.—Annual Report—
Wis.
Racine,
limiting
Of¬
Chronicle
A
Countries, $72.00 pe
4
Thq Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(492)
Monday, January 30, 1961
..
j
allied to it operates "Retailing Research,"
research organization.—V. 190, p. 2239.
and
fields,
of
Inc.,
and
sheet
coiled
super
City.
York
New
0
Jackson, Tenn., producer of aluminum foil,
purity aluminum, has acquired AIAG Metals,
of
corporation,
domestic producer of super purity alu¬
minum (99.992% minimum purity).
With this acquisition, Consolidated
through its subsidiary will also become exclusive United States dis¬
tributors
for ultra
high purity gallium and aluminum produced
by
',he
is
Consolidated
largest
of Aluminum Industrie A. G. of Switzerland under
The gallium is produced by a special extraction
alumina refining operations.
r :
Thomas W. Allison, Consolidated's Vice-President for marketing and
sales, stated that AIAG Metals is now in a position to supply ultra
high purity gallium to meet the large and expanding requirements
of
the electronic
and allied industries.
He said the acquisition will
augment Consolidated's present line of aluminum products.
Mr. Allison noted that although gallium had no practical application
until a few years ago, some of its compounds now have widespread
applications in semi-conductors, especially in transistors and tunnel
diodes.
Compounds now being used
are gallium arsenide (GaAs),
gallium phosphide (GaP) and gallium antimonide (GaSb).* In certain
applications, the purity of gallium and its compounds must be as
high as £9.9999%.
Tests indicate gallium arsenide has unique elec¬
trical properties and a heat resistance superior to that of germanium
unique
processes
rigid controls.
the most
during
process
silicon.
and
established electronic uses, the major research
centers
throughout the U. S. and the world are investigating other
scientific and commercial applications.
already
^
Sales
gallium «ire now being
of
handled through Consolidated s sales
192, p. 1911.
York City.—V.
New
in
offices
to
last
Electric Corp.—Net Down—Back¬
log Up—
company's
the
quarter of
announced
24.
Jan.
on
$43,354 (four cents a
Conn., earned
months ended Oct. 31, 1960, tne first
fiscal year, Norman I. Scuafler, President,
three
the
for
Stamford,
of
corporation,
The
share)
then
period totalled $5,162,647.
October quarter of the preceding fiscal year were
$189,079 (15 cents a share) on sales of $6,815,464.
Mr
Schafler said that the backlog, as of Dec. 31, 1960, was $25,646,000
an
increase of almost $12 million over the backlog on Dec. 31,
1959
Because of the need for additional production facilities to handle
'greattly increased backlog the corporation has leased a 117,000
this
square-foot plant in Schenectady, N. Y.
...
The
plant, on which the corporation has an option to buy, will
be utilized
for assembling aircraft towing, fueling and other special-
manufactured
vehicles,
purpose
192,
Division —V.
Equipment
Aircraft
Condec's
by
1813.
p.
and expenses to Glen
Alden and Foundation
13 to the Endicott
Johnson Pension Fund alone and to no other group.
Petitions signed
by approximately 8,100 employees, constituting more than 80%
of the
Triple Cities participants in the Pension Fund, requested the invest¬
the
third
quarter
Securities
New York, N. Y.
Inc.,
Co.,
Electric
Delanco
(L.
Files
—
corporation
The
used for general corporate
to be
The
Sales, Net—
160,
of
Mr.
Committee.
of
and
Directors
member
a
New
York,
stock up to the close
on
Feb. 24, 1960 at $61 per snare at the office of the
Irving Place, New York, N. Y.—V. 193, p. 376.
business
of
4
company,
New York, N. Y.
Broadway,
2
debentures
"""he
be converted into common
may
revealed on Jan. 24.
In
an
address before the Cleveland
Society of Security Analysts,
Mr. Brady announced
that his company would first market and later
manufacture
Knorr
dehydrated soup in this country.
Part of the
Corn
Products
world-wide organization, the C. H. Knorr Company
is
a
German
and Swiss based enterprise with facilities
throughout
Western Europe.
Its packaged dehydrated soups are leaders througnout
the
world,
and it also produces an extensive line of premium
company,
„
„
„
,
.
sauces and gravies.
this month is the preliminary introduction of seven
Knorr
soups into four American
cities—Columbus and Dayton, Ohio,
Syracuse,, N. Y., and Providence, R. I.
These soupsTiave been devel¬
oped
specifically for the U. S. market by Knorr in Switzerland,
together with the U. S. kitchens.
The seven soups are golden onion,
cream
of
mushroom,
beef and
noodle, chicken and noodle, smoky
seasonings,
quality
started
Already
vegetable and cream of leek.
The soups were
designed for distinctive but broad appeal.
Their packaging reflects
this, as well as providing the convenience expected by the housewife.
"These seven
flavors represent close to 70%
of the total market
for
soups
in this country," Mr. Brady pointed out.
"Their quality
is such
that we are confident they will win a sizable share of the
garden
pea,
green
market."
Explaining that this introduction was
a . "test" only insofar
as
marketing methods are concerned, Mr. Brady said, "We are building
a
large new soup plant at Argo, 111., which will be in operation by
July, and we are going ahead with new marketing territories promptly.
"We
are
backing
all of this
with a massive promotion of full
color newspaper
ads, television spots, grocery and supermarket dis¬
American
soup
consumer sampling," he added.
'■'//'
addition to its line of leading grocery products.
and
plays
include
Skippy
peanut butter, Corn Products also provides some 500 products to more
In
corn
than
basic industries.
60
192,
p.
Karo
which
and
syrups
The company maintains packing and process¬
and sales offices in
ing plants
—V.
mayonnaise,
Hellmann's
oil.
Mazola
17 countries tnroughout the free worlcu
1813.
Components, Inc.—Files for Offering—-
Custom
Caldwell Township, N. J.,
on Jan. 24, 1961, covering
offered for public sale at $3 per
share.
The
offering will be made on a best efforts basis through
Manufacturers Securities Corporation,
which will receive a 30c per
share selling commission and up to $22,500 for expenses.
According
to
the
prospectus,
at least 100,000 shares must be sold within 60
days after the date of the offering or none of such shares will be
issued
I. Danziger,
President and principal stock¬
the underwriter three-year warrants at $.001
purchase up to 16,500 of his shares at $1 per share on a
1,000 warrants for each 10,000 shares sold by the under¬
has
to
each
basis
of
Harold
sold.
or
holder,
granted
The
and
is engaged in the development, design, manufacture
magnetic powdered iron or poly iron cores for radio and
company
of
sale
television
and
wave
systems.
into
the
mercial
field
creation
be
ferrites,
of
a
stock
including
Inc.
are
event
the
dielectrics
permeable
for
micro¬
and
$100,000
for
purchase
to
of
expand
Pennsylvania
the
commercial
equipment
the
business
manu¬
and
the
Micro¬
and
the
will
be
used
to
purchase
equip¬
7%
sinking
and to redeem the company's
fund debentures outstanding in the amount of $1,600,000.
receive $1,200,000 immediately, and the balance upon
of the 7%sinking fund debentures. Smith, Barney & Co.
will
retirement
assisted
the
in
to be built at the company's plant in New
retire remaining indebtedness incurred through
of the company's outstanding stock for an aggre¬
which stock was retired by the company; and the
gate
$120,000,
will
be
to general working funds.
outstanding 217,000 shares of
added
The
company
has
which
Danziger
owns
common
stock,
of
of
its
shortly
a
in
Murray
reported
share
The
1,255,307 shares
on
outstanding.
Dec.
31,
89 cents
For the corresponding period
net earnings of
outstanding
Sales
of
at
that
time.
this electrical-electronics manufacturer
for
major
outdoor
for
the nine
months
&
the
favorable
earnings
reports
;
The
Swedish
index
P.
at
was
with
Kr.
in
&
J.
market
S.
Industrial
Average
here
its
1960
reached
average
slightly after that date
year-end, 3.9 points above
at
shares
the
closed
($15.45)
80
U.
the
P.
eased
180.6
Ericsson's
average.
sale
Ericsson
spurred a new wave of
$7,915,000 changed hands on
year.
The second most active
Dow-Jones
the
the
and
operates
the
year,
au¬
Dec.
on
Kr.
at
year
108
1959.—V.
31,
192,
Syosset,
Inc.
ties
of
Pacific
The
for
Can.
20
Inc.,
Co.,
Kent
expects
class
of
is
be
to
For
made
all
an
on
or
Offering—
Brooklyn,
basis
none
for
used
Y.,
N.
filed
receive
Industrial
of
the
from
by
underwriters
commission
install
and
be
will
to
the
move
class
Blauner
as
containers. The net proceeds
follows: $400,000 to purchase and
manufacturing plant in Passaic, N. J.;
container manufacturing equipment from
and
class
A
21,000
of
shares
class
A
and
stock
of which George M. Doliner, President,
B stock,
623,000
shares.
class
shares,
B
Electric
and Milton
D.
_
Manufacturing
Co.—Secondary
Of¬
fering—Secondary offering of 54,033 shares of common
stock of the
Emerson
Electric Manufacturing Co. of
Louis, Mo., was made Jan. 25 by a group headed by
St.
at $55.25
land
of
site
31,000
involved
Pacific
Mercury
of
of
has
and
cables
and
included
was
facility
Joplin
electronic
Eouipment
applications.
products
its
used
electrical
military
in
prin¬
specially
materials
Fairchild's- purchase.
in
industry,
the
M.
of
use
to
Tetrick,
five
that
faced
with
advanced
customers'
President
of
utility
major
massive
optical
billing
is
problems,
taking
scanning reading machines
for
accounts.
Farrington Manufacturing
companies,
have
ordered
Co.,
an¬
Farrington
Cleveland, Ohio.
Four
other
J.;
Arizona
N.
major utilities—Atlantic City
Public Service Co., Fhoenix,
Electric
Ariz.;
Co.,
.
Atlantic
York
New
Bell
City,
Tele¬
phone Co., Jamaica, L. I.; and Ohio Bell Telephone Co., Cleveland, Ohio
—already have installed Farrington Optical Scanners in
their data
processing billing systems.
Farrington, Mr. Tetrick said, is the only company in the world which
has
scanning reading machines
optical
Farrington
mation
Optical
into
processing
Scanners
Farrington
form
operation.
conversion
for
of
raw
computer
or
Until
infor¬
other
data
Optical
what
has
been
read
tape,
translate
instantaneously
language—punched
magnetic
tape
paper
computer or other processing machine use.
to
commercial
suitable
limited to manual operations, which created paper
processing systems.
Scanners read ordinary business documents and
was
bottlenecks in
in
developed,
were
machine-language
into
machine
business
punched
or
cards—for
.
Primary optical scanner application in the utility industry, according
Mr. Tetrick, is to read the customer bill stub: which is returned to
the
utility with
account
ton
payment. The payment is then posted to the customer
a
electronically.
reader at
a
Customer bill stubs will be read by the Farring¬
100 stubs, a minute. In this application,
rate upwards of
Farrington Optical Scanners will
several
U.
systems.
tuese
tems
be creating input
information
for
all
computer systems.
major
S.
A
reading
have broken the paper bottleneck in
industries which require mass billing and cash accountingto
by reading
of-the
segment
major
machines
machines
the
improve
gasoline
efficiency
account numbers
of
and
its
oil
credit
industry is using
card billing sys¬
customer invoices and
converting
punched cards for further processing/ Other machines
the invoices into
on
Scherck, Richter Com¬
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. and
pany
line
payments
Farrington
Emerson
addition
an
The
Scanners for faster and more efficient electronic
accounting
systems.
They are Southern California Edison Co., Los Angeles; Commonwealth
Edison, Chicago, 111., Consumers Power Co., Jackson, Michigan; Detroit
Edison
Co., Detroit, Mich.;, and Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.,
new
outstanding
shares
A
15,000
owns
a
metal
shares of class
2,444
owns
has
company
750,000
used
1957
size.
Optical
metal
of
and the balance will be added to working capital.
Brooklyn to Passaic;
The
and
designs
various
in
stock
can
manufacturing machinery; $150,000 to purchase
printing equipment for Industrial; $450,000 to com¬
new
the construction of
plete
$150,000
common
class B stock
57,200 shares of
lithographs tinplate
Industrial
sale
stock
preferred and
for
exchange
additional
install
the outstanding
of
manufacturers
for
colors
and
in
cash.
in
$180,000
all
In
present
6.
utility
lead
nounced
a
by Milton D. Blauner at $2 per share..
The
company
is principally in the business of manufacturing tin
plate cans, of various sizes and shapes, which are used for packaging
and
marketing of different types of food, petrochemicals and other
products. In January, 1961, the company entered into agreement to
purchase Industrial'Metal Lithography Corp., of New Jersey, effective
as
of the date of this offering. Pursuant to the agreement the com¬
will
1956.
Farrington Manufacturing Co.—Utility Orders—
William
company
pany
this
in
its
to
manufacture
complex
193, p.
The
/
plus $25,000 for expenses. An additional 15,000
been purchased from the controlling stockholder
have
shares
A
the
for
built
plant
acres.
years
for the
designed
and
Pacific
Mercury,
which is
factory and office building," fully
ft. unit of the modern steel and concrete
ft.
sq.
36,000 sq.
the
12
Mo.
Fairchild
67,000
originally
was
several
cipally
in Joplin,
between
a
A
extended
ft.
approximates
the
share
per
Mercury
includes
conditioned.
sq.
introduce
to
by Milton D. Blauner & Co., Inc., who will receive a
cents
70
Lr~T., N. Y., corporation
and Pacific Mercury Elec¬
Sepulveda, Cal., have announced the signing of a
acquisition by Fairchild of certain assets and proper¬
transcation
cash,
—V.
192, p. 796.
Avenue,
of
for the
contract
of
processor
and
use
Co., Inc.—Files for
Can
offering
headed
of
share.
a
stock
is
being sold by D. J. Biller and O. W.
stockholders of Klingbill Real Estate Co.,
which
is in process of liquidation and which
received the shares last June
when Emerson Electric acquired Day-Brite Lighting, Inc. in exchange
PROCEEDS—The
Klingsick,
former
316,119
shares
subsidiaries
its
ing
fans,
welders.
arc
tronics
and
and
ment
outstanding
of
Emerson
divided
is
Electric.
into
on
A
Dec.
Electric,
incorporated
production
commercial
in
and
EARNINGS—Consolidated
net sales in the year ended Sept. 30, .1960,
net earnings were $6,000,000, equal to $2.80
calculated on an average of 2,146,785 common
shares outstanding during the year.'In the previous fiscal year, net
sales
were
$112,597,000 and net earnings available for the common
stock
were
$4,530,000 or $2.25 a share on an average of 2,016,293
common
shares outstanding during the period,
totaled
share
DIVIDENDS—A
paid
were
quarterly
dividend
cash
of
25
cents
a
share
was
stock on Dec. 31, 1960. For the fiscal year ended
dividends of 95 cents plus a 3% stock dividend
each share of common stock.—V. 192, pp. 2609 and 2507.,
the common
on
Sept.
and
$125,468,000
common
cash
1960,
30,
paid on
Endicott. Johnson
Corp.—Exchange—Tenders—
A. Johnson, President of Endicott Johnson Corp., and Albert
President of Glen Alden Corp., announced on Jan. 19 that
List,
arrangements have
Fund
by
to
acquire
Glen
As
Alden
to enable the Endicott Johnson Pension
the Endicott Johnson Corp. common stock held
and Albert A. List Foundation, Inc.
been made
all
of
Corp.
of the arrangements the Endciott Johnson Pension Trust
is to be amended so that the directors of the corporation
direct the Trustee of the Fund to acquire „the stock.
part
a
Agreement
Glen
night
The
Alden
acquired
by
on
holdings involved amounted to approximately 20,000
Endicott Johnson stockholders under a tender
from
Glen
Alden
Jan.
13.
List
at
Foundation
$30.50
per
share
net
which
expired
at
mid¬
1
holdings,
acquired by the Foundation
amounting to 60,000
in December through
an
shares, had been
exchange of stock
Kaplan, an Endicott Johnson director, arid The J. M.
Kaplan Fund, Iric.
,The exchange involved
140,000 shares of Glen
Alden stock in return for 60,000 shares of Endicott Johnson.
The acquisition cost to the Endicott Johnson Pension Fund for the
with
J.
M.
C
by the public
utility industry in 1960
$3.67 billion, a decrease of 2% from
$3.75 billion of the previous year, according
an
analysis by the Management Consulting
Financings
to
amounted
the
to
Division
of
Ebasco
raised
Services
Inc.
utilities during 1960
million, down 7% from the
$1,935 million of 1959.
Gas utilities financings
dropped to $877 million, 19.8% below the $1,093
million of the previous year.
Financings by tele¬
phone companies, however, rose sharplv to $989
million, an increase of 43% over the 1959 figure
-of $693. million..,/ /•-".
Debt issues increased by $389 million over 1959
Money
aggregated
by
electric
$1,801
■
Francis
A.
In 1960
%
military
structures.
airframe
Show 2 Per Cent Drop
1890,
mili¬
air
The
Public Utility Financings
2,205,191
total of
31, 1960.
Commercial products
work.
and
Emerson
include electric motors, light¬
conditioners, electric heat devices, bench saws
defense work of the company's Elec¬
Avionics Division includes research, • engineering,
develop¬
production
of
complex
electronic systems,
missiles and
defense
fixtures,
tary
of
was
business
BUSINESS—The
and
shares
common
Electric
Emerson
offer
N. J., firm for the nine months ended
profit, after taxes, of $1,121,000. equal to
1,405,000 were equal to $1.12 a share' on the
number of shares, or $1.54 a share on the 915,073 shares actually
1959,
same
Hill,
net
financing.
a
registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 23, 1961, covering 200,000
shares of class A stock, to be offered for public sale at $7 per share.
shares,
Daystrom, Inc.—Sales Up, Net Down—
The
The
tronics,
posting
"
1960,
is
similar film for indoor use.—V.
a
The
'
the
for
Corp.
manufacture
own
may
99%/
April,
the
also
when
and
the
2507.
color film,
operating five processing plants throughout the United States.
In its
fiscal year ending Oct. 31, 1960, the company introduced a color film
of
jersey;
$38,333.81 to
the purchase of 30%
balance
negotiations
BUSINESS—Dynacolor
of
creation
J.
structure
sale
the
from
provide working capital in connection with Dynacolor's recent
and
Dynacolor
Laboratories, In¬
company by an exchange
to be acquired by the
this offering is successful,
190.
compared
air
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
ment
Testing
facility
testing
new
the
inventory;. $100,000
an
in
as,follows:
used
Components,
corporated which
of
of
Since 1958 it has been conducting a program of research
of
ferrites which hq.s now been completed and com¬
commenced.
The $1,415,000 net proceeds from the
will
of
facture
wave
line
production
sale
stock
diversified
a
In
during
which
for
1959
p.
stock.
common
per
writer.
the
SKF,
low
above
that
reported
for Swedish industrial, snares
reaching the low for the year, near
i
exchange
was
sales
a
index
i960,
March.
of
by
Fairchild Camera & Instrument Corp.—Aquires Assets.
registration statement with the SEC
a
165,000 shares of common stockrto be
Ponsbach
country.
manufacturing
a
L.' M. Ericsson shares in May, following
Telephone & Telegraph Co.'s holdings of
($20.85),
corporation announced on Jan. 23 that it has
an agreement to sell privately to a group of insti¬
tutions, $3 million of its 5,%' % subordinated notes to¬
gether with warrants to purchase 75,000 shares of its
for
Components, Inc., Passaic Avenue,
Custom
filed
&
September,
its
near,
and
Y.,
signed
Eastern
winning a sizable share of a consumer product
market that represents a half a billion dollars annually, • Corn Prod¬
ucts Co.
has entered the American soup market, William T. Brady,
Board
Chairman
and
Chief Executive
of the internatioinal food
at
aimed
move
a
in this
interests
Dagbladet,"
"Svenska
recovery.
of
year-end
Rochester,
Corp.—Private Placement—The
Dynacolor
Co.—New Activity—
Products
Corn
end
mild
there
high,
N.
Eastern
In
the
a
early
was
entry into the manufacture of color film
York, Inc.—Partial Red.
The corporation has called for redemption on Feb. .24 next, $15,000,C00 of its'4%
convertible debentures, due 1973 at 100% plus accrued
interest.
Payment will be made at the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.
of New York,
140 Broadway, and The First National City Bank of
Consolidated Edisoi? Co. of New
I960—
has substantial
in January,
Stockholm
In
vice chairman
replaces Mr. Frank R^-Denton,
resigned.—V. 192, p. 496.
Jaccbson
offering
stock
Executive
the
of
Mayer
who has
Mellon,
of
.
,
the Stockholm Stock Exchange last year
parent company of the world-wide tele¬
on
which
daily,
International
the
a
Board
of
Active
Co.—Shares Most
Telephone
stock, added stimulus to the * market
buying.
Ericsson securities valued
at
share.
The preliminary results for the fourth quarter of 1960 reflected the
generally unsettled business conditions. Sales amounted to $31,263,000
and earnings to $2,513,000, equivalent to $.83 a share.
Mr.
Evans
also
announced
that
Mr.
John
A.
Mayer,
president,
Mellon National Bank
& Trust
Co., Pittsburgh, had been elected a
the
at
/in
preliminary figures show sales of $138,300,000 and earnings of
This is equivalent to $3.87 a snare based on the 3,030,626
shares
outstanding at year-end after the payment of a 3%
stock
dividend in December.
Earnings for 1959, adjusted to reflect the stock
of
portion
a
V
company,,
group
Stockholm
sparked
The
member
of
obtain
to
shades
this
of
began declining
$11,740,000.
$3.79
stock
common
trust.
Group is represented in the U. S. by
North Electric Co.
(Galion,
Ohio), and
organization.
The
Evans, chairman and president, announced on Jan. 20
figures for the year 1960 showed that new records
been established in both sales and earnings.
were
Jan.
Ericsson
service
purposes.
unaudited
had
Johnson
Glen
on
subsidiary,
Raymond F.
that
cost
The
basis
it.
Exchange in
active
most
thoritative
Co.—Record
Alkali
Diamond
Endicott
the
Ericsson
communications
on
proceeds are
of
in
share
per
by
profit
no
a
necessary
M.)
those
were
Jan. 17, 1961 filed a letter of notification with
the SEC covering
100,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to
be offered at $3
per share,
through Pariser Corp.; New York, N. Y.
The
be
Stockholm
The
Commission—
Exchange
and
held
total
acquired
on
judicial approval of these arrange-/
ments but it is hoped that this can be accomplished in a reasonably
short time.
The agreement is conditioned upon dismissal of
the in¬
junction proceedings now pending in Broome bounty Supreme Court.
—V. 192, p. 701.
On
With
shares
will
It
amounted to $24,180,000 as compared
with $24,174,000 in the like 1959 period.
In issuing the earnings report, Thomas Roy Jones, Chairman, stated
that
although the company was experiencing the present cost and
price pressures, the greatest impact on earnings stemmed from an
enlarged research and development program.—V. 192, p. 1708.
the
for
Sales
in
funds
the
on
stock
offered
was
ment
Federal income
the
of
stock
the nine months totaled $2,111,000 against
based
was
Alden
outstanding.
Earnings before taxes for
the
for
Earnings
same
third-quarter ended Dec. 31,
the
$2,8o4,0uu in the comparable 1959 period. Provision for
taxes amounted to $990,000 compared
with $1,449,000.
the
for
Sales
the
in
$65,524,000
with
compared
as
price
for
income
dividend,
Consolidated Diesel
$68,756,000
year.
aggregated $248,000
or
19 cents a share on 1,255,307 shares outstanding. In the 1959 quar¬
ter,
net income of $603,000 amounted to 48 cents a share on the
same
number of shares,
or
66 cents a share on the 915,073 shares
,
.
the
Besides
amounted
period
Net
Corp.—Acquires—
Aluminum
Consolidated
This
extensive
an
and
marketing
for 82% of the total money raised
during 1960. Sales of common stock
declined by $392 million to $386 million in 1960
which represented 10% of the total capital raised,
and
accounted
bv all utilities
versus
20%
in
1959.
Lower
interest
rates
were
partially responsible for the decline, according to
the Ebasco study.
Virtually all of the financings (99.6%) repre¬
sented
new money. This, the study added, indicates
continuing growth and construction for the public
utility industry.
.
Volume
193
Number 6025
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial
Chronicle
(493)
are
ana
Auuomatic
ana
service
checks,
read
documents,
printed
a
sales
list,
Adaress
rveauer
mad
niouel has
transistorized
a
ut
uie
rate
tne
been
ror
to
production
prototype
Department
lo.Ouu en,eiopes an hour.
ox
successluliy
i,esi,ea.—v,
aa'd,
p.
of
an
wnich
An
au«.
will
for
experi¬
'
;
proprietary
appiy
Fifty
States Mutual Fund, Inc.—Files for Offering—
States
registration
of
39
East
statement
sh«res.
5tio,uuo
ox
Chestnut
with
common
Street,
SEC
tne
tnem
oifeitd
be
to
siock,
for
public
sale
will
tne
receive
liquidating
"The
r una
as
vaiue
was
the
commission
the
or
Ohio
the
in
law
sales
a
D.
Lincoln
director
of
Iiuer-rtegioiiai
dent
of
the
,
Fund
tne
oixering
September
Forcite,
26'
15o,000
per
cnairman
Inter-Regional
ox
the
ox
Arthur
and
J.
Fund
bmaoy
Securities.
is
and
of
Tne
Myron
A.
common
offering
stock,
is
Lomasney
account
own
tional
30,000
upon
the
Kiein
at
Tne
at
Also
company.
"The
a
U.
to
to
be
be
offered
made
for
through
N.
public
$1.50
of
from
four
principals
sia.cuienc
to
issuable
options
granted
iSi.uJ per
of
the
*,n~
m
shares
common
pi ice
share
per
Max
are
of
Fabrikant,
Joseph
Krauss
j
p.o..oeus
550,
oi
used
working
as
retail
to,
$175,000
to
of,
and
stock
the
.
balance
Morton
of
the
|as
outstanding,
earlier
to
for
to
and
two
purchase
other
The
to
1961
August
share
and
E'ach
of
at
$3
will
warrant
stock
common
share from
per
$2
the
September
1962
ments
purchase
an
warrants
included
in
to
Hurwitz,
president and
Albert
at
lc
with
The
each,
50,000
The
warrants
shares
units.
the
return
lc
at
company
aggregate of
in
eacn
the
the
his
for
the
on
principal stockholder,
entering
6-year
a
company.
company
I960
under
Inc.
In
Inc.
also
50,000
organized
under
of
law
the
of
name
1961
Gar
the
Wood
name
Philadelphia
changed
was
G-W
also
the
stIIs
the
products
Ameritronic
division,
in
parts
of'
power
from
the
Power
the
rebuilding,
brake
sale
of
of
other
Brake
Co.
sale
systems.
the
units
manufacturers,
and
proposes to
and/or
Of
the
replacement
$242,500
(exclusive
of
the
has
of
the
in
New
Jersey;
working
The
and
capital
Hurwitz
20%,-such
aggregate
and/or
establishment
of
general
80%
and
having
such
255,000
Milton
been
be
of
treasurer
the
by
two
the
against $143,123,142 for the
As
of
sisted
for
Decr"31,
of
380
total
a
stores
of
for
12 months
the
2,338
1.926
of
1960
1959,
were
Gamble-Skogmo,
stores
outlets.
authorized
1959.—V.
This
and
1,983
totaling
370
than
F.
R.
Wills,
Samuel
announced
Acceptance
President
W.
Coe,
Jan.
cn
Corp.
of
2i
the
will
of
Acceptance
S.
conclusion
acquire
S.
W.
of
Coe
in
an
Coe
w.
of
promoter,
for
at
of
Ics
receivables
currently
increase
standing to 3190 million.
total
in
substantially increase GAC's
state,
and
will
provide
business there.
It
activities
base
broader
a
will
approximately
also
mark
in
for
Illinois,
for
that
the
four
its
of
Cbio"|aSoT,~M^T^
Uoon
have
completion
network
a
While
action
ence
exact
will
S.
Acceptance
The
W.
the
of
of
ihe
the
&
Co.,
52
J.
•
was
who
of
General
negotiated
will
become
.
the
of
have
to
estimated
been
in
$1.39
at
1959.—V.
cream
order
an
of
customers- in
to
in
recent
telephone
-7 7
under
Holding
Georgia,
the
the
President,
three
also
reported
will
years
of
in
and
1960,
improve¬
President, in
sales
of
were
Capen,
shares'outstanding.
$4,155,169
$.02
with
share
per
the
on
In
income
net
forthcoming
continuing
emphasis
vending
product
of
Inland
appointed
the
machines,
lines.
Another
Empire
Ice
throughout
is
company
for
weather
in
now
business
same
with
year,
Good
on
inside
new
of
source
Cream
the
state
Co.
in
position
allied
7,:We
serv¬
revenue
Other
the
have
J
to
fields
dis¬
future,"
intensify
which
have
already
during the
times
those
322.
p.
good
a
within
stated.
conditions
184,
Grace
adverse, effects
V
•
Paper
Co.,
its
will
made
aid
con¬
year
when
our
basic
on
.
Acquired—
below.—V.
has
193,
7.
p.
in
than
for
in
tons
Japanese
of
excess
will
$9,000,000.
yield
The
sufficient
including
the
Standard
proposed
south
of
ore
that
end
Diamond
value
which
of
of
drilling
economic
concentrates
Ihe
consumer.
is
the
grade
satisiy the requirements
iron
of
of
Silver
it
near
Columbia.
tonnages
sufficient to
1,000,000
a
which
of
British
be-more
reserves
of
has
tnese
a
been
concen¬
company
believes that these
to
repay
all contemplated
revenue
purchase
price
the
of
plus
property
a
profit.
initial
An
Island
terms
body located
substantial
with
reasonable
ore
with
agreement
an
the
iron
outlined
to
is
into
under
an
Charlotte
contract
trates
entered
(N.P.L.)
purchase
expenditures,
payment
has
to
nation
it
of $25,000 of
total
a
purchase price of $1,000,000
which
period
been
enabling
macie,
your
to
company
conduct
aetailed
a
exami¬
is
to
be
completed by April 30,
1961.
Daring
this
contemplated
that
production
plans will
be
prepared
and financing arranged.
A payment of $225,000 will be due on April
30 if Granby proceeds with plans to
put tne property into production.
The balance of the purchase price is to be paid from
earnings. Under
sales
the
be
is
terms
shall
$3
be
the
of
the
repaid
agreement
and
beiore
made
ton
per
1,000,000
owned
subsiaiary
remiiiuiseu
Silver
of
i.s
expenditures.
will
shipped
after
shipment
Iron
Ore
made.
been
.or
Standard
concentrates
has
borrowings from financial institutions
payment to Silver Standard shall
any
complete
is
price,
of
tons
the
Granby
purchase
cents
Granby,
Jeaway
will
be
receive
addition
In
royaRy
a
of
of
Limited,
25
initial
an
wholly-
a
incorporated.
Act
assets
Three
Notch
Grayco Credit Corp., Johnson City, Tenn.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
,
The
the
corporation
SEC
and
at
$200
of
unit,
per
Co.,
in
The
of
snares
filed
a
7%
10-year
of
common
letter
of
notification
subordinated
stock
(par
$1)
with
sinking
to
fund
offered
be
units consisting of 50 shares of stock and $100
offering will be underwritten by Branum Invest¬
Nashville,
Inc.,
1961
16,
$150,000
75,000
debenture3.
ment
Jan.
on
covering
aebentures
economic
for electric
demands
will
detail
ore
has
company
Limited
of
than
Co.—Interests
&
International
negotiated
Georgia's
increase
$80,991
,
2,201,184
on
from
sold
profits," Capen
progress
in
bridging
Queen
in
Corp.,
next
name
be
believe
growth
The
in
ility
u
follows:
as
of
30,
Richard
Granby Mining Co. Ltd.—To Buy Iron Ore Land—
all
Company
the
to
378..
p.
outstanding.
expanded
the
may
(W. R.)
proper¬
"somewhat, less
p. 2745.
purchase
193,
said.
See
191,
' the
under
Atlanta,
O.
minus
or
earnings,
products
and
unfavorable
$128,191.18;
capital
billion-
a
continue
kilowatt-hours
"beyond
watts
the
Tne
a
year.
He predicted
three-year period."
next
of
One
and
spent
further
units,
two
a
in
McDonough
in'
at
least
investment
proceeds
are
to
Tenn.
be used for working capital.
with
in
more
plant
in
Co.
1960.
of
cap'acity
1961
In
plant
Power
of
third
a
plant's
the
This
Alabama
and
will
first
1964.
in
approximately
unit
is.
An
scot
for
estimated
kilo¬
will
$11,750,000
will
Work
Winder.
line
will
from
continue
Morrow
Total
$1,900,000
Hartwell
will
be
installing 30.000
at
the existing
dam
at
spent
in
Winder
be
a
125.000-kilowatt
substation
of
cost
approximately
$2,560,000,
of
which
net proceeds,
stockholders:'""*
selling
?
The
estimated
.
at
$1,010,832,
is
Inc.,
will
go
Delaware
a
to
cor-
manufacturing operations of the company are con¬
Rubatex Division, which is located in Bedford, Va..
in the manufacture to specification
of closed
and open
cell rubber for lai ge industrial users such as the auto¬
mobile
and
refrigeration Industries,
shoe manufacturers
and
othervaried users of this
type product.
This, operation is responsible for
mo-s
tha.i 99%
of the total dollar volume of the company's business.
Manufacturing operations at Rubatex consist, of tae manufacture
of
closed
cell
rubber
in
sheets,
molded and
extruded
shapes
and;
principal
ducted
its
by
Rubatex
is
fabricated
1961.
City, and the remaining 293,500 shares
BUSINESS—Great American Industries,
,'poration and was organized Oct. 8, 1928.
at
$200,000
group
PROCEEDS—The
six
for
nearly $2,900,000, of which approximately
in 1961. This line will be extended to the
spent
a
and
common
stock were sold.
purchased by an underwrit¬
headed by J. G. White & Co., Inc., 37 Wall
par
were
^
building 47 miles of 230,000-volt transmission
on
shares
closed.
will 'be
'
will
be,,,
1961.
to
cost
100
Of¬
Stock
prospectus, 500,000
purchased by Industrial Operations Corp., Wil¬
mington, Del., at $2,125 per share, the same price at
which the underwritten section was publicly reoffered.
The offering was fully subscribed for and the books
begin
Highlands dam near Columbus. jThis project is scheduled
completion in June, 1932, at a budgeted cost of $7,600,000.
coast.
23
were
million when
completion
in
$66
luleu
Jan.
a
company's
St., New York
output.
North
disclosed, the trans¬
Acceptance voting - p efer-
ing
is
projects will be continuing construc¬
Atlanta. This 500,000-kilowatt project
cost
this
of
The
Co.
250,000
unit
to
206,500 of these shares
work
continuing
Ala.
The
company
will spend
$4,240,000
in
1961
for
kilowatts
of
new
hydroelectric generating facilities
not
fered—Pursuant
persons.)
10
Great American Industries, Inc.—Common
,
year.
1961
will
unit
second
Wilsonville,
at
generating
half
near
"and
1960
1964;"''The
this
last
area
industries
on
employing
Power
with
receives
company's top
in
the
on
fields
service
into
went
the
service
based
are
and
substantial
a
coal
the Georgia
Georgia
Plant
company's
figures
outlay
near
by
first
company's 1961 constiuc ion budget
capital
investment
of
the
83
new
the
Electric Generating CD's million-kilowatt steam-elestric
plant
each,
operation.
the
the
in
will make
company
plant's
that
than
located
capital
the Southern
1963
said
larger
investment
jointly owned
acquisition
W. Coe, Presi¬
vice-president of General
than
of
started
Corp.
issued
profit
Sept.
by
sales
and
realized
ever
and
net
ended
year
presently
program
company.
properties
ed
»tqu,
customers.—V.
is
"We
three
combined
best
than 100 water and
more
company,
which
generating
111.,
The
Coe
offices
192,
p.
will
continue
to
operate
under
the
2017.
American1 Transportation
Approximately
on
M.
Corp.—Acquires—
Thompson, President, General American Transportation Corp.,
Chicago, 111., and Mr. J. Shannon Gustaison, President, Infilco Inc
Tucson, Ariz., announced today that General American has acquired
the
history
newiy
the
as
.
million
88
miles
plant,' near
General
T.
in
properties
Pennsylvania
$6,200,projects,
service
the
reported period
was
the first
complete year of
salescar
operations
without
the
Curries
retail
store
acquisition
.7.
and
the
year
like
$46,939,
our
Shamokin,
in
Butcher
expanding
Capen
Capen
This
Limestone, Me.— and
previously- announced sales
with
for
REA
expendi¬
entrance
engaged
customers'
to
specifications.
-
-
"
-
,
Corp.
present* management—V7
>
the
in
wholesale
$50,000
on
Pa:,/
with Samuel
a
in
70,000
water
1
McDonough
$28
on
to
other
properties
Mr.
Comprises
more
was
of
of
improved
operate
\
states.
Florida
growth will
industries
important industrial
coast
six
water
together
McDonough,
tion
Acceptance
from
were
operating
in
1960
for
by
Mr.
is
end
'
General
states
agreement
issuance
agreement
Coe
7""''7'in
of
scheduled
transformers,
service
the
Gables.
headquartered
population
a
Other
line
commercial
-
the
transaction,
offices
268
terms
involve
stock.
dent' of
of
Co.
by
Membership
similar
company's entry into the direct
Jp.an jfie:dl4ir. ArxzGfiar^aa--well-.ja^expand its present operations in Kansas
and
is
in
of
These
has
$13Va
development
property
estimated
this
receivable^ out¬
the
Coral
Way-
and
feels will be profitable is the concession business Good
entering at parks, beaches, athletic
and
special
events.
The population growth
taking place in California is enabling Good
Humor to continually expand its salescar
operations into new areas.
Recently Edwin Pauley, Roy Lewis and Frederick
Levy, Jr., owners
of Riverside Race
Track, were appointed distributors of Good Humor
Ice
Cream
products in the San Bernardino-Riverside area, and will
customers;
a quisitums included a.substantial
properties
compared
completed
Wi'th 'Coe-d
will
of
and
reported
15,000
serve
Other
is
salescars,
rights
development now
largest
south
of
added
.
whereby Ge -rrnl
'
the
1
Corp.
be
Park.
Valdosta,
at
in
and
ice
which
growing
Water Co.
:7<,■)■.)■>.;
$895,000,
increased
Humor
company
were
properties
SEC
John
dealers,
Allen town,;
total
Arvida
to
Route
on
ultimately to
states.
expansion
con¬
Co"., Springfield,
Acceptance's
ing
fast
•'
-v
-
scheduled
February, 1959. "It is interesting to note," he said,
12.8%
in our salescar division
during the past 12
approximately $1,000,000 more than in 1958."
Sales
are
a
high for the past 11 years.
This can
be
attributed
to
new
salescars, expansion in vending machine
operations, newer
and more diversified
sales-building products, according to Capen.
In
addition-, the company believes it is making more efficient use of
its
salescars, and its sales training program.
Outstanding debentures have been reduced from an
original issue
of
$1,533,888 to approximately $637,000.
Capen anticipates substantial busines in the
"sales
$33,064.66; Grady County Electric Mem¬
Colquitt County Electric Membership Corp.,
$147,893.80;
and
Satilla
Electric
Membership Corp.,
$70,159.27.
The
company
has announced the greatest- construction budget in
the firm's history—a scheduled 19ol expenditure of $59V2 million.
az
ouastarding
General
from
services
sewage
7
y7
purchase
stations
111.
system
authorizing
company
rado.
the
General
sales
and
share"
The
an
of
the
stated
Humor
months,
Georgia Power Co.- -Acquisition Approved—Consirucjon Budget—
The
million, which will
In
informed
fiscal
shares
division—sold
to
to
uo,.
a
leading instalment
in the Midwest.
30-year-old S. W. Coe & Co., operates 33 instalment loan
offices,
including 25 in Illinois, 6 in Arizona and 1 ea-h in Kansas and Colo
loan
located
are
projects.
are
Forest
residential
serve
$8,900,000.
recently issued.
share were $.036
loss
tributors
giving effect to the
22
The
agreement
states, will add upwards of
property account and approximately 30,000
The profit from recent sales and from other
small
a
profit
a
Earnings
per
coTiipany-owned
Corp.,
&
Capen
Good
cor¬
eight
property acquisitions
and
60.000
(The
General
a
.
Corp.—Acquires—
President
in
than
industrial
company
of
salts
than
and
this
in the same period
by Howard Lutcher, III,
to
meters, $1,735,000;
previous
per
tne
Humor
suies
23
1961
report
Earnings
showing
These
include
the
New
CasJe
County
domestic customers serving the -fastest growing
directly soulIi of'1WilmirigtoH!J 'Another is the Wash¬
Pa.
Forrest,
ties
498.
p.
General Acceptance
located
larger water
latest
sales
on
$143,369,286,
outlets
rejenc
Jan.
on
more
the
the
annual
19J9,
facilities
subsidiaries,
2,296
telephone properties by
ana
these
on
for
Atlanta.
$740,000;
customers'
approximately $2,700,000
were
for
over
considered
After
authorized
with
compares
dealers,
192,
Inc.,
and
two
i960
1961
Good Ilumor Co. of California—Annual
Report—
Mines
Generals
increase of 0.2%
an
and
announced
for
improvements
extensions
municipal,
resulting
the
bership Corp.,
of
Net
with
1773.
p.
total
in
customers'
Shareholders
areas.
power
1960,
company-owned
of
and
December,
months
12
$43,507,000,
earlier.
compared
year
191,
quarters
Street
and
wholesale,
2,300
was
include
produce
.
sales
a
■
.
scheduled
lights,
$2,120,000,
I960
Corp.—Acquires—Net Up—
Washington ,.|;7,.;;,7 3
investments
The
corporation reported consolidated net sales for the month of
December. 1960, were $13,015,227, as against
$12,143,536 -for Decem¬
ber, 1959, an increase of 7.2%
net
1959.—V.
.
Electric
Consolidated
include
street
year.
water
v/ith
Johnstown,
Oak
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.-—Sales Up—
as
period
Roaring Creek Water
serving communities witn
exercise
stock,
and
31,
three
with
$846,016,000
in Florida located
in
proceeds
promoters
-7
$44,750.
Dec.
is
and
Falls.
plants,
system
will
tures
000;
Granby
The
this
allocated
common
one
the
is expected
and
more
purposes.
of
customers
newly acquired telephone companies include the Mt. Pleasant
Telephone Co. in Iowa and the Bear Creek Telephone Co. in Trcmenton,
Utah, marking General's initial entry into that state. The two com¬
panies have 7,000 stations.
General's telephone system now comprises
component
warehouse
may
shares
Shecter,
acquired
of
funds
corporate
outstanding
owns
shares
of
the
portion
a
has
company
which
and
first
coihpared
totaled
in
Davis
Distribution
The
expansion
facilities
corporation's
share,
similar
water
system.
water
way
three
warrants), $60,000 will be used for the development of the Power
Brake division;
$10,001) to repay a note due the Broad Street Trust
Co.; $172,500 for additional working, capital and
inventory
Philadelphia
ended
$3,200,000
additions
production
and
cross,
of
the
of
of
reported
Morgan
for
Elberton,
East
Evans, McDonough,
the company's General Service
Headquarters at
building additions totaling; $190,000 will be made
the
third
West
spent
scheduled at Spring Street,
area
to
serving the suburbs of Boise, Idaho,
a
small company serving
the suburban area of Chicago and a water
distribution system serving the town of St. Michael's in the
vicinity
organized
the
quarter
the
part of
were
areas.
Others
contract
net
of
its
of
provide
Pa.,
sell
through
estimated
proceeds
the
enlargements
$650,000; transmission lines,
and
distribution
lines
and
substations, $4,900,000.
Additional facilities
costing approximately $110,000 will
American
been
Approximately
1961.
Dublin.
follows:
as
counties.
Ameritronics,
and
and
Miscellaneous
American's
both
have
Smyrna
Washington,
$3,900,000 will be
enlargements are scheduled
Jefferson, Rome, Milledgeville, Baxley,
Approximately
number
third
a
period
properties,
another
One
February
Equipment,
engage,
seven
that state
interest
company
distributes, sells, services and installs Gar Wood
truck bodies and
equipment in Philadelphia and certain counties of
Pennsylvania, Delaware and New Jersey, under an exclusive franchise.
It
for
1961
Drive,
at
substation
operation."—V.
to
in
Truck
to
Alamo
the
peTiod
General's
any
subsidiary
The
January
for
like
latter
to
state- of
under
.7.7777/
Pennsylvania
of
the
to
in
Still
warrants
employment
v.'v,
was
as
Other
$4,307,535
sales
fiscal
Spalding
Lakewood, Doraville, Austin Drive, Durham
Park, Clarkston, EttwreueeHighway,
Scottdale,
aurora
Highway,
Morrow,
North
Druid
Hills, Sandy springs, Idlewood, Wieuca
Road, and
the
to
to
agreed
General
General
Street,
constructed
ville
siderable
to
conditions
same
has
company
regard
in
be
Macon.
substation
area
ington Waterworks Corporation serving a population of 50,000 in sub¬
urban Seattle.
.The'latter acquisition marks Geaer'al's* entr&fi:6«j into
March
evidencing rights
of
Co.
Peachtree
will
and
projects
Atlanta
today.
Fuller
W'
,
from
net
of
the
$1.93
Waterworks
Delaware
area
February
1964.
The units are to be offered at
$4 per unit, the offering to. be
made
on
a
best efforts basis
through Fraser & Co., Inc., which will
receive
a
$.625
per
unit selling commission. ■; The
underwriter
will
purchase
times
previously announced is estimated to be equal to $1.60 a common
share, the largest to be realized on the sale of properties and invest¬
thereof
from
by
sales
common
holder
share
for
to
share,
the
acquired
customers
Lewis
in
share of
one
per
four
use
'
equal
properties
Several
entitle
at
use
and
that,
facilities
Columbus
these
on
_
and
months
earnings
for
million
$7
Donald
predicted
will
introduction
President.
of
Viking
shares.
units, each consisting of
warrants.
one
consumers
American
earnings
nine
nine-month
Acquisition
firm, of Kensington and Sedgley Avenues, Philadelphia (formerly
Gar Wood
Ameritronics, Inc.), filed a registration statement with th°
SEC
on
Jan.
25, 1961 covering tsu.uuO suares of common stock and
16o,000 warrants to purchase a like amount of common shares, to be
stock
S.
valuable
net
a
the
poration in
Ameritronics, Inc.—Files for Offering—
for public sale in
U.
is
industries
paper
General
It
quarter.
net
General
in
This
offered
States.
for the corporation's
$1.77
suburban
G-W
and
a
first
$47,862,000,
$778,645,000
as
treasurer, and Joseph Krauss as
235,000 outstanding common shares, these
and 135,000 shares, respectively, or
the
United
other
of
as
in
the
earnings
Sale
through
estimates
were
$15,027,000, an increase of 9.1%
over
the
$13,769,0G0 for the
corresponding period last year.
On a per share basis,
third quarter
net
earnings were 60 cents a share of common stock
outstanding,
compared with 56 cents a year ago, adjusted for the
2-for-l
stock
.split, approved by stockholders in July.
Net sales for the third quarter
were
$285,830,000, compared with net sales of $266,459,000 for the
of
capital.
Resources
corporation.
sales
45,000
of
highs
opening
the
the
steel
all
as
acquisition
equal
company.
president,
water
Water
years
in
management
this
incurred
due
chemical,
Combined
remaining out¬
loan made by
a
finance
effected
by
Sabatino
the
repay
to
working
are
loans
20
National
on
industry is due to triple its water
consump¬
and
is
likely
to
become
the
biggest
process
user
and
were
Klein
22,500,
95.7%
for
owned
now
to
$150,000
much
year
$625,-
at
debenture
uuoo
,.i
.
7%
a
$51,932
products
is
estimated
other
Committee
next
water
the
Net
and
company
discharge bank
a'....
Victor
names
22,500,
aggregate
to
discharge
and
the
manufactured
wnose
Of the company's
own
to
p...e.iaSe
interest
outlets;
vice-president,
secretary.
an
by
shares,
common
Viking Chair, Ltd.;
prospectus
oxficers
manufactured
150,000
$159,000
$30,000
the
company's
Chair, 50% of
Ti.e
tne
follows:
as
50%7 stock
others
new
items
management,
and industrial
treatment plants must be
modernized just to naridle the overload.
'
industrial water treatment is
equally great.
The
by
the
by others, and (iii)
the sale of its manu¬
independent retail outlets through an affiliated
and
by
means
of a
licensing program.
Net
capital;
1963;
standing
him and
of
to
company
its saie of
will be
for
chemical
Record
manufactured
products
distriouting
March
furniture
present
Riverdale,
such
Augusta,
Co., another subsidiary
complement the equip¬
will
1,700
quarter
and its subsidiaries are engaged in
(i)
the design,
assembly and sale of a specialized line of inexpensive
attractive
lurniture, primarily designed for use in conjunction
witn ,loam
cushions,
(ii)
the
operation of
a
chain 6f retail stores
piincipally in the New York, Cnicago and Los Angeles areas, wnicn
specialized
Fuller
Bolton,
Belvedere.
Other
Bainbridge,
General Foods Corp.—Record Highs-
company
accessories
the
activities
added:
at
and
ments
finuer,
Morion
a
and
of
its
a
promising growth industry, compatible with
present business."—V. 191, p. 2202.
7"7:
share.
by
that
statement
unuer
into
addi¬
an
problem."
municipal
Select
the
Infilco
and
factured
in
"The
headed
&
incluaeu
exercise
the
We
Senate
the
as
Y.,
covering
sale at $5
unuerwi iters
The
operate
Infilco's
of
for
built
.
to
says
new
another
future
that
manufacture,
sell
S.
SeO
Co., • which will receive a commission of
$.625 per share. In addition,
the company will issue to tne under¬
writers 15,000 five-year warrants at the
price of lc each, the wan ants
being exercisable at stepped-up prices commencing at $5.50 per share.
In addition,
Lomasney & Co. nas purchased 10,000 common snares for
its
services
10,000
tion
Island,
Tucson.
to
with
American.
and
1980,
117-20 14th Road, College Point, Long
a
registration statement
witn
the
at
continue
cooperation
and
that
presi¬
as
close
General
built
—,
Tiled
shares
snare.
by
and
board
as
securities,
range
knowledge
General
American
divisions,
such
as
Equipment, Plate & Welding and Field Erection.
"The
increasing U. S. population
is
severely
taxing antiquated,
inadequate sewage facilities %id the U. S. Public Health Service
Inc.—Proposes Offering—
Inc.,
Jan.
hsted
treatment
wide
a
the
and
Piocess
over
and
offer,
to
Lquid
any
Tne company has
usage.
processes
sales
divisions
will
of
ment
ruud
price
1960
research
industrial
Forcite
on
is
.
approx.mated
$o,u00,d00.
It
employs
400
manufacturing plains located at Cnicago and Salem, 111.,
small foundry at
Joliet, 111., in aduition to the sales, engineering
in
purchase.
and
essentially
Infilco's
"Infilco
an
open-end,
diversified,
management
invescmeno
company,
mterhegional Securities
Corporation
is
listed
as
its
investment
advisor.
Mumay
..
with
a
and
soid.
snares
under
organized
oi
excess
at
pius
which is tne current, liquidating value ox the shares
charges oi irom 'iVz'.c
to
1% oepenu.ng on the size ox the
Int-ei-regional securities Corp. will act as distributor for
price
and
and
Columbus,
O.,
tiled
a
*3,
j.961,
covering
industrial
devices
to
1959,
people,
Jan.
on
.
industry
both muncxpal and
of
In
Fifty
.
statement Issued jointly by the
companies said:
"Iniixco,
organized
in
lo35,
is one
oi
tne
leauers
in
the
water
treatment, field and Is in the
unique position ox oxxering a complete
line ox equipment in trie water and
liqui.i waste treatment
dividend
piocess
Onice
fosc
.
A
_„
a..d
'7
is. building
sort
,
travelers'
process
subscription
\
■
Farnngton
reaa
to
used
cluo
mental
?
.
being
book
cnecks.
5
outstanding
stock
of
the
Infilco
firm.
completed
of
Atlanta
230,000-volt
Columbus,
in
1962
Thirty-eight
struction
$1,300,000,
$1,325,000 will be spent in
miles
from
of
at
area
of
Tifton
which
to
a
transmission
Bonaire,
cost
of
110 000-volt
to
Plant
$1,100,000
substations
and
near
nearly
line
from
This
Macon.
transmission
be
for
continuing
the
near
spent
'connecting
in
Goat
project
$3,500,000.
Mitchell,--
will
1961
line
will
be
are
under
Cost
con¬
will
be
less
lines
than
Rubatex
volume.
P.
H.
mately
1961.
transmission
Government
to
Chrysler
'
"
Albany.
work
Rock
will
be
Raw
sales,.- while
1%
closed
of
total
cell
rubber
General
and
becoming
sales
more*'numerous,„
still
contribute-
volume.
serves
variety
a
Motorsf account
for
of
customers.
approximately
F°r(L
*> of
10%
.
.
B.,-a
distributor of soft
$1,000,000
material
I
worth
crepe
shoe
soles,
distributes
approxi¬
$3,000,000
a
annually.
consumption*
approximately
year.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Principal products purchased ara crude and synthetic rubber polymers,
chemLal
blowing
agents
and
pigments.
Typical suppliers include
Glidden, Fnillips Chemical and faaell Oil..
major supplier 'is duPont,' from
wnom
approximately ont-third,
about $1,000,000 is purchased annually.
PURCHASERS—The
sentative,
the
to
purchase
total
below, through their repre¬
severally agreed, subject
the purchase agreement,
stockholders the following respective
common .stock
of tne corporation:
named
purchasers
terms
from
of
number
selling
the
of the
shares
Shares
Shares
G.
J.
&
White
Hallowell,
~-V.
Emanuel,
50,000
G. C, Haas & Co
25,000
McMahon.Lichten.eld & Co.
6,500
Sulzberger,
Kirkland
—Jenks,
192,
&
Deetjen & Co.— 75,000
50,000
Inc.___
Co.
Co.__
2018.
p.
and
foreign
Messrs.
and
electronics
firm
the
by
awarded
bombers have been
B-52
equipment on
measure
Air
electronic
for
the Chicago
Force.
is
equipment
tional
production of the same equipment.
said the $19,500,000 segment completes
total $31,500,000
$12,000,000 of which
Halligan
announced
He
brings
The
figure
current
ago
Air
Materiel
Command,
the
Chicago
Air
James
for
operation
there
Program,
The
Systems
Center,
USAF,
already
that
the
government's
p.
1302.
equipment
in
192,
being
is
Chicago
under
come
used.—V.
earnings
and
records
new
and
share
per
William
1S60,
in
produced
than
more
Small
500
Business
Hambilton
of
Hamilton,
S.
Cosco,
after
the
over
previous
$25,414,949.
year's
$2,449,875
to
increased
$2,201,645
over
Co.—Acquisition—
Paper
Weyerhaeuser
below.->-V.
Co.,
Harvill
189,
early
plant
products
Jan.
on
The
on
a,
house
to
"whose
products
continue
its
"With
full
aerospace
its
sales
Gelber
Mr.
as
said
to
acquired company,
casting business, will
the
die
our
^holly-owned subsidiary.
a
capital
working
expected
are
available
now
During
moving
1960
of
acquisition
of
during
the
last
sales
approximately
were
year
$300,000,
said...
price
disclosed.—V.
not
was
186,
a
Eut'er
tails
Jan.
issue
Our
—
19
of
the
reported
subject
agreed,
the
offering
on
common
par
the
in
company
several; underwriters
below
named
have
sev¬
amounts
opposite
set
their
respective
In
Pierce, Garrison,
Weld
White,
Wulbern, Inc.——
Co.,
&
—V.
153,
Inc.—
Uue
financing
Co;,
of
one
nation's
the
tional
Net
commercial
Bank,
International Mineral
ments,
earnings
outstanding,
is
I.
good
still
paid
share
its
1960
in
the
2,364,062
as
dividend
1959
com¬
require¬
1,507.438
on
in
160th
totaled
previous
per
The
for
t
President,
e
during
last
toe
"Heller's'outstanding
$236,595,401,
by
stock,
common
the
growth,
selling
reported
c!e>
company
quarterly
share
common
company's
1959
thereby
half
total.
of
The
by
this
the
adding
company
strong
to
been
general,
losses
quarter
IMC's Florida
the
For
of
caused by
operations."
six
first
net
to
"
...
for
worth."—V
Consolidated
end~d
M0,
$3 49,817,496
totaled
$149,820,580
1960,
slightly
preceding fiscal
the
for
exceeding
respective
earnings of $1.70 versus
preferred dividend requirements.
for
1960
annual
is
Current
bemg
at.
liabilities
current
$8 4,024,66
The
and
of
ratio
a
rise
f
current
1960
were
shares
the
secinive
was
and
to
company's
the
record
fiscal
sales
mill
paper
of
previous
quarterly
equipment,
In
board
their
rose
letter
chairman,
factors
to
as
the
at
end
share
per
on
from
for
the
other
share
after
value
in
to
of
1960.
as
i960
the
Outstanding
common
to
to
assets
Nov.
3.8
oi
in
involved
not
converting plant in : uerto
equally with,
paper
and. paper
pulp
a
transaction.— V.
the
mill now nearing
193,
8.
p.
Corp.
(IRD)
announced
leasing plan will be made avail¬
maintenance
equipment produced
equipment
new
a
preventive
the
of
users
Tne plan will be supervised
subsidiary of James Talcott, Inc.
the
by
by
company.
Corp.,
a
equipment
is
analyzing
vibration
manufactures
IRD
industries throughout
assist
manufacturers
all
types
of
rotating
from
Leasing
Talcott
balancing
world.
The equip¬
obtaining improved
moving
production
the
in
or
lease,
would prefer
be offered a
the-new ' leasing plan, manufacturers who
than purc.ia.se, the equipment, would
Through
rather
Talcott Leasing.
The leasing firm wilt purchase the
equipment from IRD and rent it to the industrial user, with severalplans being made available..
plan
The
by
ment,
of
10
years
continue to
nominal cost.
may
a
ago,
is
mateiials
rent
six
large
Upon
equip¬
H. Robertson,
sales volume
Leasing—is
oldest
country's
and
Offices
iirms.
experience in
long
our
and scope in the automatic mer¬
the finest possible 'Vendeteria'
offer
to
us
customers."
j
in
the
have over 700 employees
merger
Works;
piant,
facilities,
The
of
Avco
Motors;
:
activities,
service
live
past
<
centered primarily
their manage¬
years
by developing industrial vending
as represented by their affiliated
operation
their
augmented
the
In
area.
has
companies
Food-Crafts
the
automated food
and
General
Cyanamid; General Dynamics.
ranging from 50-50,000,
workers
Seaboard
Eastern
has
ment
of
Chicago.
in
business
the
in
Electric;
American
number
with
The Vendaway Companies ate all basically inte¬
the food service operations of the Food-Crafts Companies,
Vendaway Companies.
grated
—v.
with
193, p. 201.
../v.
Scott
Oil Industries, Inc.—Net Soars—
Kerr-McGee
hit
the
six
months,
months ended Dec. 31, 1960,
A. McGee, president of the
six
the
D.
in
as
Analysts on Jan. 19.
of Security
Society
earnings per
compared with
result
would
this
first
in
New York
told the
said
He
net income of Kerr-
consolidated
that
for
$8,465,000,
of
high
new
a
company
Inc.,
Industries,
Oil
McGee
indicate
figures
Preliminary
-Option On Mill-
& Paper Co.-
below.
Co.,
Paper
of $3.04, for
same period
share
lor the
common
$1.30
1959.
should
giving
speaker said that Kerr-McGee's cash flow for fiscal 1961
than $40 million, over $14 per common share, after
The
be
more
of 100%
of the stock of Kermac N„blear
Fuels Corp. on Jan. 3, 1961.
McGee reported total assets of $208,000,000 at Nov.
30, 1960, more
than 11 times greater than they were 10 years ago.
He added that
the
company's large capital investments in recent years have been
designed not only to produce profit but to provide funds for carryingon an increasingly active
and aggressive exploration program. Although
these
large
expenditures ior exploration have
for some years held
down
the
income
of
the company,
they have enhanced greatly its
effect
the
to
acquisition
potential.
proht
long-term
During
the
of
most
history, a
natural
company's
large part of its exploration program has been aimed at finding
::
A;
"Until
1958,
oil
produced
more
revenue
than gas," McGee ex¬
plained, "but during fiscal 1959, gas income exceeded that of oil and
this
relationship has continued since then."
He said this trend is
important to Kerr-McGee because gas sold at contracted prices over
long periods produces a stable income.
The speaker said that more than a year ago Kerr-McGee contracted
gas.
sell
to
from
gas
substaniMi re-<
es coe company developed
32 fields,
Ship Shoal area, in the Gulf
very
in
of
made because of the uncertainty
of FPC policy regarding
the price of Louisiana offshore gas. "When
the gas is sold, under present contract provisions, the
gross income
to Kerr-McGee," the speaker said, "will be more than two and one-half
million dollars a year."
Block
the
Mexico,
Block
and
28
sales have not been
that
but
■"y In the early 1950s, the company's objectives were broadened to be¬
supplier of natural resources with
materials.
Soon after the company
1952, it began using oil exploration
methods
and
concepts
in
a
subsurface search for uranium,
which
resulted in locating large uranium reserves in the Ambrosia Lake area
o.
New Mexico and the Shirley Basin area of Wyoming.
Present re¬
serves
are
estimated at
117 million pounds
of uranium, about 24%,
emphasis
of
known
S.
U.
the
At
for
have
estimated
of
reserves
T e F°trotomics Company, in which
also will have large mineable reserves
uranium,
interest,
in the Shirley Basin area of Wyoming. Kerr-McGee will be
to compete for any post-1966 AEC requirements
the
Since
private ppwer market anywhere in the world.
end
of
1958,
the
company
has
diverted
most
the
minerals
this
will
Nuclear
Kermac
of
50%
owns
excellent position
an
and
1966,
pounds
Kerr-McGee
in
raw
business in
reserves.
of
end
million
78
energy
on
uranium
the
and
developer
finder,
a
initial
The
said,
McGee
Minerals
effort."
successful
of its
from uranium to other natural resources.
"we have increased the tempo and broadened
exploration has been well coordinated with a
effort
exploration
metallurgical
research program.
^
■
:
■
by saying, "The pioneering We have dene in
indicative of our attitude toward the future.
We will
continue to explore every avenue of natural resource activity, particu¬
larly but not only., in the energy field.v. 193, p. 106.
the
speaker concluded
is
past
.
Keyes Fibre Co.—Sales, Net Up—
Watervi'le,
reports
sales
net
Me.,
of
manufacturer
$lr,520,528
with $18 246,807
compared
for
of
moldejl
the
products
pulp
wood
ended
year
31,
Dec.
1959.
in
1930
as
'.'T-
profit for i960 wms $2,099,918 after all charges including Federal
This
taxes.
with
compares
$1,960,916
in
1959.
subsidiary
a
and largest
subsidiaries
Atlanta,
Boston,
enable
of
"combination
the
Interstate's vitality
corporations involved
General
Boat
Net
of James Talcott,
Inc., one
of
commercial and industrial financing
are
located in
New
York,. Chicago,
the
benefits
Manufacturing; Stanley
Every size of
is serviced by
the combined organizations.
■
•'
o
Leon
H.
Savage, President of the Vendaway companies and FoodCrafts companies, will continue as president of
the acquired vending
and industrial food service companies, Mr. Wolff said.
All the com¬
panies are headquartered in Hartford, Conn.
Interstate
primarily services industrial plants
with a variety of
products through vending machines and also manufactures ior its
exclusive use a line cf coffee, soda, tea, and other vending machines.
Interstate maintains its national headquarters, including manufacturing
Corp.;
income
Talcott
the
knowledge built-up from Foodindustrial food service field and
of our national experience 5.n
of
sum
in
the
currently serve over 85 in-plant Indus.rial cafeteria operations.
Among the leading customers of Food-Crafts-Vendaway are Chrysler
The
subsidiary of H.
with an
annual
a
the
Inc.
offices of
and
$63,000,000.
than
more
the
building
plan, will have no
tied up in the units.
the
equity
no
lessee
outright for
it
established
IRD,
have
iease,
purcr.ase
or
under
equipment,
will
and
the
of
manufacturer
.of
the
of
usei
outlay
expiration
gaining
industrial
our
The
total
experience
be
plus
serving
"Recently,"
machinery.
to
the
of
will
•
food
remaining
portable
and
for major
designed
to
performance
Corp.—Equip¬
Development
and
Research
that
24
to
gaining
years
chandising field will
entered
Plan—-
Lease
Jan;
able
com¬
converting operations in Peru
and
was
vending operations."
Mr. Savage
said that
coming
Call, Colombia.
paper manufacturing
at
Angeles
Los
Telephone
After
provision ior dividends on the 4.8% ^firsV nrefewed stock, the
profit for 1960 was equal to $1.33 per share on the 1,508,3 2 rhares
net
of
Minneapolis.
and
Telegraph Corp.—Reduces
&
Japanese Interest—
p.
strck
common
the
net
outstanding Dec.
protit
for
1353
31,
was
the
On
1960.
equal
$1.24
to
%v."
'
2122.
.It
number of
share.—V. 192,
same
per
V;.'
•
at
increased
the
stock.
Gross
the
end
of
common
96th
Long-term
value
of
in
cor-
debt
plant
$175,594,103.
President, enumerated
announced
International
bv
19
Telephone &
headed b^. Daiwa Securities. Co. and the Sumitomo
companies, which nave strong traditional ties with Nippon
are substantial
stockholders of that company. The trans¬
action, which was negotiated through Kuhn, Loeb & Co. of New York,
involved more than $12,000,000 and has been approved by the Japanese
of
and
Government.
Klein
York filed
130,000
offered
directly to five persons at the initial offering price, and 58,000 shares
are
to be
offered for
public sale at a price related to the current
market for outstanding shares
at the time of the offering.
Under¬
S.
a
of
The
sale
ITT's
of
President
22%,
to
interest
15% :
reduces
interest
ITT
of ITT,
Nippon
ih
remains
stated
that,
a
Electric
from
working
a
principal stockholder.
H. S.
decision to sell a portion
"The
holdings is part of ITT's continuous review of its •invescmen4'
holdings
around
the
world
in
relation
to
the companv's growing
demand ior capital in its operating areas.
We are particularly pleased
that the
transaction resulted in the repatriation by the Japanese of
of
a
its
substantial
interest
Commenting
Electric,
joint
he
of
the
on
added.
Nippon
plans
as
in
one
of
working
"We
Electric,
and
between ITT and Nippon
capital support of
the
to carry forward all of our
relationship
expect
to
we
continue
intend
before."
sociation
with
Electric
Nippon
of New
used
that
Ycrk City.
to
and
and
four
&
23
New
covering
to be
are
will
receive
Co.
$1.05
a
per
department
of
owns
note due Sept
the
certain
to
shares
balance
1,
will
1969,
be
indebtedness,
common
105,069
stock,
shares,
of
and
having
added
the
which
company
Hyman
management
unpaid balance
capital.
an
working
to
has outstanding
Kuchai, board
P.
officials
as
a
group
Philip S.
director,
an
institutional investor will purchase 25,000, 23,000, 5.000, 2,000
20,000 shares/respectively, of the block of 72,000 shares referred
173,243
shares.
Harris, President;
and
Deetjen
Square,
Jan.
shares
purchase from The Prudential Insurance Co. of America,
amount,
addition
844,100
own
Union
6
stores in the metropolitan
Of the net proceeds of' the stock sale, $1,350,000
operates
company's 4Va%
In
Inc.,
the SEC on
which 72,000
According
to
the
Kuchai,
prospectus,
Bernard Fuchs, Treasurer;
Joseph Walker,
a
....
to
In
addition
to
its
holdings in Nippon Electric Co., which is the
largest manufacturer of telecommunication envipment in Jap<n, ITT
pwns
approximately 13%
of the Sumitomo Electric Industries,
Ltd.,
a
leading Japanese manufacture of electric cable and wire. - The as¬
Sumitomo
in
of
Emanutl,
by
company
chairman,
companies."
leading
Japan's
area
with
stock,
commission.
will be
the
Stores,
statement
common
headed
writers
share
."
..
Department
registration
shares
The
growth
several
Jan.
cn
(S.) Klein Department Stores, Inc.—Files for Offering
interests
Japanese
of
1959,
l'.
$100,267,120,
stock
jointly
was
••
Telegraph Corp. and Nippon Electric Co., Ltd., of Japan that a portion
of
ITT's
stockholdings
in
Nippon
Electric had been purchased by
Geneen,
30,
to
7,336,190
was
with
shareholders, R. Lindley Murray
Moffitt,
decrease
at
totaled
dividend
$59,684,800.
12 000
current
at
common
compared
1960
Hooker
with
$81,146,310
earnings.
These included ex¬
pansion of research and development activities, constituting "a solid
inveftment in the future"; the narrowing margin between costs and
selling prices resr.r.i"g f'"m higher raw material prices, rising wages
and o.hcr employee benefits, and increased utilities and transportation
the
International Paper also will participate
ownership
Grace
group
operations
company
to
remained
fiscal
$163,220,609
than
and
$21,971,999
of
la%
$62,164 909
more
of
sharea
The
year.
common
amounted
therefore
b**ok
common
per
compared
liabilities
and Thomas E.
accounting
R. Grace & Co. announced on Jan.
under which International Paper Co.
Rico_ and
Puerto
in
the
in
Grace
Electric
1950,
liabilities
dividend
from
$1,-:
W.
and
Co.
agreement
an
Mexico.
and
Rico
of
stockholders.
to
30,
and the
$'2.97
7,343,258
reduced
to
equity
$5,313,477,
$12.26
from
mailed
No".
$21,625,755
asse's
Shareholders'
$1.80
report derailing these
now
assets
were
Co.—Acquires—
Paper
International
for the
year.
Consolidated net income,
provision, for Federal a^d Canadian income taxes, was $12,683 877
3960
compared with $33 401,633 in 3959.
This was equivalent to
Hooker's
•
shares
after
in
earnings
net
Inc. and Food-Crafts Asso¬
Vendaway, Inc.; New England
Food-Crafts
Coip.; and Vendaway Associates,
closed on Jan. 17 at the headquarters
Vendaway
l
sales
net
Nov.
year,
acquired the Grace paper enterprises in Puerto Rico and Mexico
and will participate with Grace in an operation in Colombia.
International -Paper's acquisition
consists of the Grace pulp and
Hooker Chemical Corp.—Annual Report—
year
the0fiscal
of
share,
per
Paper
signing
the
23
Detroit,
c»-
■
the gain "helped to offset fir.,t
strike and Hurricane Donna at
wildcat
a
months
cents
57
or
International
our
additional
8.
p.
were
said the second quarter gain
compared "-witli'$1,728,000,' or 65 cents
per share in the first half of 1959-60.
Sales were $52,417,000, compared
with $47,692,000 in the same period last year.
Earnings before taxes for the second quarter were $2,617,000, com¬
pared with $1,609,000 in the same quarter a year ago.—V. 192, p. 2326.
550,000,
eiid,"
year
$289,945,015
has prepared
demand for
shares
million
$5
over
risen
100,000
in
"At
yean
had
ended
IMC President,
potash and phosphate mining,,. He said
current
had
year
downturn
continued
month
the
that
the
-
receivables
indicated
earlier
ite
just
in the second quarter of the
Ware,
be
13
Food-Crafts
15, next, through
$29,371,000, compared with
1959-60 fiscal year.
in earnings
reflected increased sales in the Agricultural Chemicals, Plant Food, a.id
Amino Products Divisions and improved
conditions in tha company's
M.
T.
quarter
the
in
$25,276,000
shares
1,489,217
on
consecutive
$1.50
year.
on Feb.
year ago.
a
"will
Craft's
See
Chemical Corp.—Earnings—
&
Eastern
over
vending companies,
Kennebec River Fulp
with net earnings of $1,191,000, or 46 cents per share
common
shares outstanding for
the corresponding
compared
the
initial
Livingston,
further
funds,
193,
paid
$1.30
conditions
said,
from
$3.22
were
per
17%*
over
up
preferred
on
corporation has reported net earnings of $2,205,000, or 89 cents
on an average of 2,386,232
commqn shares outstanding for
second quarter ended Dec. 31, 1960.
rental
company
with
one
business
he
share
$2.74
with
year,
$1.60.
Robeit
a
the
Dividends
compared
rate
the
After
outstanding.
month
dividend.
for
3959.
common
compared
then
This
per
for
impact
share
ment
$5,164,743
were
$4,398,851
with
shares
as
earnings.
earnings
pared
with
least
This
«
on
largest
factoring
share
favorable
a
International Research & Development
record earnings and business
volumes
in
the
year
1960,
the
company
reported
on
Jan.
24.
It was the
13th conseiutive year
in which net income
of the
company
exceeded all previous years in both net profit and
common
agree
at
will not reach alarming
ahead with its various
the
on
companies,
four
acquisition
the
food service field. The six
85 key industrial accounts
Seaboard.
The companies consist
industrial
the
management serve
and
service
and
transaction
state
Redemption—-
redemption
has called for
to
continue
will
recession
current
1961,
in
completed
has
organization
the Focd-Crafts and Vendaway companies by Leon Savage, President.
Ronald Wolif, Interstate president said that this represents a major
will
7.000
firms, achieved
ended Dec.
31,
and
of
the sinking -fund, $22,000 of its first 5% bonds of 1949
1961 at 100%.
Payment will be made at the Ohio Na¬
Columbus, Ohio.—V. 186, p. 626.
of
id,
Aug.
International
&
the
quarter
corporation
operation
30.000
T—i_—
Heller & Co.—Reccrd Highs—
Heller
E.
at Tacoma, Wash., and new facilities
pyrophosphate and sodium hexametaphosphate
Inland Products, Inc.—Partial
ment
(Walter E.)
Walter
Co.,
of Galena
Park, Tex., which
phosphate; installation of new perchloro-
but that it
depths.
Meanwhile, the company will push
programs,
which, they said,
"should have
earnings."—V. 192, p. 402.
second
the
into
are
378.
p.
a
facilities'
that
believe
who
The
30,000
—_
Inc.—
on
Chemical
the directors approximated $28,000,000.
ahead, Messrs. Murray and Moffitt tend
by
looking
those
Shares
Security Associates,
Falls
sold
Expenditures for major construction projects in I960; totaled $15,315,-'
and at Nov. 30,
1960, the unexpended balance of appropriations
pletion
names.
The
900
De¬
to the terms of their underwriting agreement
purchase 67,000 shares of common stock of the
to
company,
being
also
is
Niagara
at
products
has
67,000 shares of this firm's 50$
of the underwriting follow:
UNDERWRITERS—The
with
23
Financing
Details
stock.
erally
Jan.
of
department
facility
development
2049.
p.
Co.—Additional
with
Ind.
Jeffersonville,
International
Instruments
Heinicke
This
manufacturing
new
various
ethylene manufacturing
to make tetrapctassium
at
projects.
research
of
ior
aefluorinaied
manufactures
connection
in
England
food
Vendaway Corp.;
to
venture.
installed
number of projects were completed.
These include
headquarters from Niagara Falls to New York City; ,
phosphates manufacturing plant near Mexico City;.
a
corporate
completion
being
scale.
semi-commercial
American
to
$600,000
to
expand
to
qA'hqyy,.
stated.
Aerophysics'
announcement
The* purchase
Gelbcr
S.
complementary
are
additional
the
American
the
the
Murray
operations
Aerophysics,
year,"
in
used
Chairman
and
number
a
joint
a
as
are
agricultural ammonia as a fertilizer.
Development Department is making significant
substantial
two
Co.—Acquires—
vending
corporations
their
1961
Monday, January 30,
.
acquisition which will be of mutual benefit to both parties, since Inter¬
intermediate.
chemical
a
market
to
processes
Sales
ownership bf American
of moiled and laminated
industries, it was announced
the
in Argentina
Wash., facilities
Research
building
This
19.
Harvill
mercaptan,
Other
Niagara
Thiodan,
a
new
third
a
built
be
program
progress
the
Angeles manufacturer
Los
June.
both
phosphorus furnace now being
in¬
that plant's phosphorus capacity by approximately
increase
Tacoma,
new
period
c.sh
for
acquired
Aerophysics Corp.,
pi:stic
to
At
a
1130.
p.
Corp.—Acquires—
has
octyl
and
next
produce
new
on
Harvill
to
1959,
:n
shares
Hamilton
by
complete
facilities
are
New
of
ciates, Inc.,
on
Supplementaly improvements are being made, and additional
of phosphate rock are being acquired.
*
;
.
;
• '
phenol plant in northern Kentucky should be in operation
in 1962 and the same manufacturing process will be used in a
.
A
per
See
will
The
per-share as compared to $1.27 the previous year ba.ed.
outstanding.—V. 192, p. 402.
t
equal to $1.41
1,738,551
increase
taxes
90%
way
an¬
which manufactures home, office and juvenile metal
reported I960 sales of $27,434,835.
The unaudited tigures
Fro.it
to
85
insecticide,
Columbia, Tenn.,
At
Inc.
Chairman,
company,
furniture,
show a $2,049,886
be
under
in
increase
to
major
.
Vending
national
six
companies and
profit
schedule are a new installa¬
chlor-alkali capacity, planned
Conversion
from 25
to 60-cycle power ji
Fails, N. Y.,
in
mid-1961.
bread-range
25.
Jan:
on
the
Cosco, Inc.—Record Highs—
profits
established
nounced
increase
be administered by
commanded by
Col.
will
and
Distric t,
facilities
who
Hamilton
on
that
being
are
will
projects
and
projects proceeding
many
Niagara
at
approved
reported
subcontractors,
Sales,
Aeronautical
the
Ohio,
Dayton,
Procurement
Hallicrafters
the
from
Contracts
435%
Ourand
R.
Halligan
at
defense
in
$37,100,000
backlog to $53,000.000—a
at this time.
received
were
initial
the
additional
year
a
contracts
18,
the
Hallicrafters'
the
over
April
that
stated
contract,
1953
equipment
countgrmeasure
was...
a
of
aggressive
control
cost
Among the
tion
counter-
designed to disrupt hostile radar and
missile
guidance systems and is for installation on the Strategic Air Com¬
mand's
B-52s
being produced by
Boeing Wichita.
Breaking down hie $37,10C,000 total, Robert F. Halligan, Executive
Vice-President of the company, announced receipt or
$19,500,000 on
current
countermeasure
equipment
contracts,
as
well
as
a
new
$17,600,000 letter contract which will allocate initial funds for addi¬
The
This
that "more efficient
reserves
$57,100,000
totalling
contracts
Interstate
price competition from both domestic
marketing, intensified effort in
improvement, and the develop¬
ment
of new and improved products
through our expanded research
efforts will result in a substantial improvement in earnings over the
longer term."
50%
Additional
production,
of
areas
stalled
Hallicrafters f Co.—Contracts—
intensified
sources.
Murray and Moffitt believe, nevertheless,
enlarged
the
Wnite &
Co.
Inc., have
and
conditions contained in
G.
J.
to
or
all coupled with
costs,
A
Goodyear,
Firestone,
.
Electric
Industries
dates
slock
since
back
to-
1899.
1932.—V.
192,
ITT
p.
has
703.
held
above.
!
-.
J
.
'.i
.
i
"
'
.
•
J
Lear, Inc.—License Agreement—
'
Joseph
Lucas,
granted
exclusive
Britain,
all
Industries, Ltd. of Birmingham, England, has been
sales rights and option to manufacture; in Great
of the Lear-Romec Division of Lear, Inc., ac-
products
Volume
cording
Lear
to
H.
J.
Vice-President
Downes,
international
6025
Number
193
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
of
general manager
and
reconstruction,
maintenance and rehabilitation of water-cooling towers
previously installed by the company and others. The 75,000 additional
snares are being re-sold for the account of the company after
acquisi¬
tion thereof by the company from the estate of Leon T. Mart at $18.15
per
share.
The net proceeds from the sale of such shares by the
company, together with other funds, will be used to make payment to
the estate for such shares.
Under an option and stock purchase agree¬
ment, oated Nov.
10, 1952, the estate has the right to require the
the
Division.
Proauct^ presently
being manufactured by the Lsar-Romec Division
classiiied as eiectric. pneumatic and hydraulic actuators, as well
fluid
flow
devices
which
incluue
pum^s,
servos,
heat exchangers
are
as
and
motors.
•
_
Mr. Downes said, "this
giooal concept in the
Lear
organization,
unaer
which
licensing
agreements
are
being entered
into with established
companies throughout the free world."
In the
past year Lear has
also s-gned an agreement with Lucas-Rotax, a
Canadian subsidiary of Lucas, to nianuUCuure Lear-Romec pumps and
Commenting
check
valves
The
the
for
.
aerosptee===miiplications.— V.
193,
An
Corp.—Information
exclusive
graphi
in
Division
Robert
ests
in
has
combined
the
energy convcrsi-a
with
the Jeau.ng
rieia,
ana
one
...
scientists
Luropean
a
energy
now
1956,
Corp.
of
for
England,
entering
exiended
ii
cell
fuel
its
activities
in
August,
types.
Mr.
is
Lesson
•
generator which
a
said
luat
converts
have
Otu
to
access
CSP
was
all
uirectly
m „t,e
first
the
uj
companies
thermoelectricity.
of
carrying
31,
covered
evices
j&uiope
in
leased
CSP
already
is
developing
of
to
re.pec*
producing
or
small
thermoelectric
powered
gas
units
100
to
up
watts,
is
$5.50
the
&
who
19
sell
5,500
Owns
shares
6,895
shares
and
and
Trust
Co.
tiled
stock
registration
state-
150,000
from
of
Details
of
s.iares
the
vertisements
to
Van
George
of
Bank
the
of
Steel
&
(4)
Co.,
Ltd.
nine
in
Inc.
the
Gorder,
(&
fiscal
in
the
sales
fiscal
third
ended
offer
described
were
ended
Dec.
share.
per
The
tax
provision
31,
1960,
net
income
tax
a
pro¬
ment,
set
serve
escrow
as
Merck
facturer
stock
wiil
The
stock
purchase
shares
the
reserves
be
of
right
Ling-Temco
also
"first
a
would
smaller
right
a
ended
Dec.
in
1960,
31,
the
previous
net
income
sales
C.
J.
M.
—V.
192,
it
seeks
sale;
if
less
192,
and
the
the
Applied
Associates,
cialized
Chicago,
of
audio-visual
of
Applied
Communication
audio-visual
ment"
quality
a
equipment,
Systems.
Luton
jointly jqwixed
aims
systems
control
makes
Systems
improving
for
workers
portable
the
on
job,
"total
and
techniques
and
for
of
The statement
will conunue as
name.
The
Ash,
environ¬
will
group
foot
plant
operate
made
was
Development
at
and
for
as
division
a
undisclosed
an
Litton
of
Inc.
Systems,
production facilites are located in a 30,000-squareWarner Drive, Culver City, Calif.—V. 192, p. 2509.
8535
of
heretofore.
a
the
and
the
named
conditions
in
company,
shares
the
of
holders
National
amended.
short-term
of
the
subscription
have
the
Lank
severally
purchase
respective
stock
common
of
below
offered
warrants
agree¬
percentages
to,
but
not
(t_e "unsub¬
Percentage
Inc.—
&
Percentage
45 %
Paine,
15
Co.
Jackson
5
&~Co.I—II
Dempsey-Tegeler
Harold
&
_
_
Woodard-Elwood
5
Inc.—
Webber,
Curtis
10
E.
&
Wood
5
Co
&
3
Co
2
5
2123.
p.
Heavy
Maruzen
Oil
Industries
Reorganized,
Ltd.—
Co.,
Ltd.,
above.
Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.—ADRs Filed—
Maruzen
Oil
Co.,
Ltd.,
above.
corporation
Jan.
on
12,
benver,
1961
Colo.—Files With SEC
filed
Denver,
letter
a
the SEC covering 300,000 shares of class A
at
par
($1
per
share), through Equity
of
common
notification
stock to be
General
with
offered
Investment
Corp.,
Colo.
The
proceeds
capital.
to
are
be
used
to
purchase furniture and for
...
working
.
Monsanto Chemical Co.—Sales Up, Net Down—
The
St.
Louis
amounted
to
company's
unaudited
consolidated
for
sales
1960
$890,500,000,
compared to $875,0.12,000 for 1959.
include those" of'the parent company and
all
subsidiaries, including those of The Chfemstrani Corp. an 1
its
subsidiaries.
Formerly an associate company 50% owned by Monsanto,
Chemstrand is now a wholly-owned Monsanto subsidiary.
both
Unaudited
CC0,
sales
income
net
decrease
a
such
years,
of
for
9.5%
1960 from
from
consolidated
income
of
sales
$74,765,003
$57,700,-
was
for
1959.
The
I960
earnings were equivalent to $2.49 a common share on 27,195,189
shares outstanding.
In 1959, earnings amounted to $2 CO a chare on
26,696,857 shares.
will be expanded and modernized vo
in Chenove
the
3,540,000
Per share earnings for both
shares
exchange for its
issued
to
American
take
years
Viscose
equity in Chemstrand.—V.
50%
Corp.
193;
p,
into
this
account
month
in
381.
Montgomery Ward Credit Corp.r—Debentures Offered
—Public
offering
of $50,000,000 of the corporation's
comprising $25,000,000 principal amount of
debentures,
4%%
full-scale
Merck Sharp & Dohme S.
A. in Paris will function
pharmaceutical oigamzation.
Tne entry of Merck Sharp & Dohme International into the Frevch
pharmaceutical and veterinary markets represents tne company s second
of chemical and pharmaceutical operations within
the
cash.
of
amount
operations
and
of
the production
in
Laboratoires
The
as
Purchase
the
States.
United
"teaching-
as
plant
that
staff is envisaged. The Compagnie Chimique'
Merck Sharp & Dohme S. A.
will concentrate on the manufacture of
certain
vitamins,
organic chemicals and steroid hormones.-'
It will
also produce amprolium, a new coccidiostat for the poultry industry,
developed in the Merck Sharp & Dohme Research Laboratories in the
of -production
use
Delagrange
exi ting
increase
machines."
The
France.(piany specialty
adds
terms
from
by,
Co.
Dain
For
adapt its facilities to the manufacture of new produces ana an eventual
spe¬
L.
manufacturing, in
at
&
192,
See
Dohme S. A., and
pharmaceutical company in Paris
Labpratoires Meick SharpDohme S. A.
his
bearing
Laboratories
of
developer and manufacturer
it was announced by Roy
A.,
Dr. A. T. Knoppers, President of Merck Sharp & Dohme Inter¬
and Dr. Jacques Delagrange, founder a.'.d head of the com¬
national
Litton Industries, has acquired
Systems
division
of
Science
Research
division
a
Communication
Inc.,
President
and
Inc.,
agreement
ethical".com,pounds for humap and animal health discovered
in the Merck-Sharp •& Dohme Research Laboratories in
United States," according to a joint statement issued here and in
Paris by
industries—-Acquirez-
Systems,
S.
the
Mitsubishi
of all shares of the existing
of Chenove, near Dijon, which
ownership
Synorga
•
Litton
Inc., manu¬
an
developed
pany
Li'tton
announced
Northwestern
stock").
The
and
drugs
the
than
of
new
a
as
association
"Our
2327.
p.
known
be
to
of shares in that event.
purchase more than the an¬
to
initially.—V.
establishing
are
Ling-Temco
however,
firm
chemical
of Merck & Co.,
drugs,
to
$3,000,000
underwriters
Modern Furniture, Inc.,
pharmaceutical production in France.
wilL.be renamed Compagnie Chimique Merck Sharp &
basis.
serve"
binding
for
ethical
for
Co.
supplemented
of
outstanding.
to
below,
Gas
as
aggregate
ADRs Filed—
995.
p.
be
of
Allyn & Co. Inc..—5
$510,643,281,
were
year.—V.
pharmaceutical company, and Merck
division
a
and
joint
acquired
have
French
chemicals
fine
for joint chemical and
17
They
ad¬
number
the
Shares
come-first
be
not
offered
were
buy
to
of
on
offer
reserves
number
nounced
bought
stock
was
Trustee,
be issued.
Additional bonds
issued upon compliance with
Mortgage and Deed of Trust
may
Minneapolis
an
,
Co., Inc.—To Manufacture in France-
&
of
Jan.
on
agent.
The
150,0JO
of
1961,
Model, Roland & Stone:
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood—
Allison-Williams
Co.—_____
See
nation.
T..e
oiler
will
expire at 2 p.m.
(CST), Feb. 8, 1951, but may be
extended
by Ling-Temco.
The Nationai Bank
of Commerce,
Dallas,
will
1948,
13,
16,726 shs*
2,055,116shs.
however,
may,
Indenture
purchase
Kalman
A.
consolidated
bonds
the
subject
to
22,567 shs.
2,500,000 shs.
_____
series
of
1,
forth
scribed
$182,473,700.
months
nine
with $508,459,633
Sharp & Dohme International,
in
par)
1973
Minneapolis,
subscribed
third quarter ended Dec. 31, 1960, amounted
corresponding quarter of the previous fiscal
the
Laboratories Delagrange, French
Ling-Temco
by
stock__—__
($1
series
payable
agreed,
Dec.
figures re¬
was
equivalent to 80c
outstanding, including non-
shares
5c
quarter
unaudited
tb
This
chairman.
common
year
For
were
the
For
compared
Jan. 23 in newspapers throughout the
on
of
Jan.
notes
>•'.
Subs.)—Earnings—
year
according
appi'oximately
ox
months
$181,757,295.
year;
now
Inc.,
purcnase
Oct.
On
Tokyo Shibaura
other
provisions
following Japanese
each
stock
STddltional
any
the
(2) Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.;
Iron
$3,203,965,
4,006,032
on
income
the
Sales
to
common
published
No
aa.,ed
of
1
proposes
Depositary Receipts
Reorganized, Ltd.;
8,254 shs;
5,841 shs.
Total preferred
Yawata
income
$31,282,000
par):
Undesignated
*
covering American
Robbins,
net
■"
—
($100
sots.
to
proposes
Mr. Van Gorder noted that
the ratio of the earnings of each suc¬
ceeding quarter of this fiscal year to the earnings ox the previous record
year had steadily improved.
on Jan. 23 offered to buy a minimum
stock of Chance Vought Aircraft -Inc.
all holders oi such stock at $*3.50 a shaae.
Ling-Temco Electronics,
—_
s.13.
and
$7,574,505, equivalent to $1.89 per share.
The tax provision was
$8,597,592.
In the corresponding period in 1959, income was $8,826,164,
equivalent to $2.21 per share after Lax provision of $",752,926.
,r.
Ling-Temco Electronics, Inc.—Purchase Offer—
of
debt
cumulative
4,024
own
was
from a source using, single phased AC for instance, cooling
devices (including transistors), and cryometry.—V. 192, p. 798.
au
stock,
4,4%8
group
.stable DC
of
funded
0
6*500,000
4,448 shs,
York
(5)
4,62z,J
5,003,000
—
Shares:
Preferred
483.
p.
common
4,027,030
4,024 shs.
a
the
For
generators,
and
1,
8>254shs.
as
corresponding quarter of the previous .fiscal year,
was
$3,223,066 or 81c per share on 3,984,378 sliares, with
vision of $3,522,325.
generator.
Among other types of G3F, applications
materials would be the possib.lity of obtaining highly
thjiunoeleciric
Nov.
Series
officials
$3,324,643.
In
kw
i
a
luel
by
share
was
particularly-developed solar powered generators for use in the
Sahara, and has procured units of this type up to 100 watts in output
which
represents actually
the biggest static solar generator
in the
With
due
Series, due Dec. 1,. 1980_
Series, due Feb. 1, 1984—
Series
Jan.
and
amounted
ecur-ring
i
by
in
v
engage
to
•
.
T.
I960,
per
It has
world.
of
Ltd.,
Co.,
McKesson
out
.
Series,
1977_
1978-
Series
(1) Maruzen Oil Co. Ltd.;
Consolidated
into
arrangement with
already
thermoeieem
of
one
development
is
Moos
1,
UNDERWRITERS—The
potential customers in the United States and Canada.
lor
vents
s
cooperative
' tie
Patterson
program
shares
$8,030,000
3,103,000
1975—
May
$5.10
New
on
1973—
due
$5.00
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Electric
1959,
Bank
SEC
i
Bonds:
Series,
Total
and
Outstanding
3%%
the
a
CSP supplements
in the thermoelectncs field, It is anticipated that Patterson Moos will start prooucu.g
thermoelectric modules well within a year lor use 111 generators and
other devices.
In the meantime, under license from CSP, Leesona will
the
the
50,000
(3)
electrical
energy,
eliminating
the machinery
needed
for conventional powerproducing methods.
The otner, in which an electric current is passed
through thermoelectric materials, produces either heat or cold, depend¬
ing upon which direction the current flows.
Ohe
Chemical
with
s
earnings,
FINANCING
63,962
shares
189,
retairied
PRESEN'f
TO
selling stockholders including Donald R.
management
president,
shares.—V.
companies:
joint research and development program with the
Pratt & Vvhitney Aircraft Division of Uniieci A.rcraft Coip.
Mr.
nceson
described thermoelectric devices as being of two basic
into
Cameron,
500
The
men!
pro¬
Corp. has been engaged in a continuing,develop¬
l'uel ce.ls with the National Research Development
on
providing
in
Mortgage
41/4 %
$18.15
and
'
EFFECT
Authorized
Series, due Oct. 1.
Series, due Jan. 1,
Common
Leesona
program
to
stock.
3% '/c
Maruzen Oil Co., Ltd.—ADRs Filed—
;
to
explore
to
and
10,395
owns
A.
sell
announced
Lee.ona
addition
depreciation
GIVING
3'/4%
3%
companies
electronics
on Jan. 23.
strengthen its inter¬
second time the company
president,
by
step
to
shares
prospectus lists 31
who
Joseph
ie-
melhcd.
£i;.ce
ment
by
of
one
major
V
oc
in
for
common
7
Debt:
"First
the
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
stock, of which the estate of Leon T. Mart
shares of common
The
Baker
certain
to
100,380
shares.
and Compagnie Generals
Corp.
neesona's
Leeson,
another
lepreesncs
ducing
Leesona
Fil (CSP) of Paris,
san
Europe,
It
of
shares,
at
necessary funds for their purchase, will result
the agreement and eliminating the existing
of
addition
owns
Exchange—
exchange technical information on ther¬
moelectric materials and devices has been signed by the Patterson Moos
Research
75,000
estate
of
M
Funded
Capital
In
to
agreement
the
the
acquire,
provisions
sale
CAPITALIZATION
57.7
367,079
Leesona
of
owned by
company
to
including
from the
contingent
8.
p.
sale
the
option
an
»
liability of the company to purchase other outstanding shares (includ¬
ing the 25,380 shares to be retained by the
estate.)
if and when
tendered to it pursuant to the agreement.
sophisticated components
anct
the
of
termination
agreements, Mr. Downes said, opens
design and engineering talents to better
Oi
bulk
The
share.
tne
the company has
shares of
common
per
licensing
of
worldN^ith the^rnodern
and
100,380
purchase, and
to
company
,
exchange
an
free
industry
agreement,
expanding
an
Canada.
concept
for
the
license
new
of
part
in
Lear
door
supply
the
on
is
arrangement
(495)
debentures, due Feb.
5V4%
subordinated
1, 1981, and $25,000,000 of
debentures, due Feb. 1, 1981, was
made on Jan. 26 by a group headed by Lehman Brothers.
The debentures are priced at 99% and accrued interest
the
establishment
and
European common market. A manufacturing and foimulating plant was
in Haarlem, Holland, in 1957 and subsequently underwent
crued
subordinated
debentures
at
100.59%
and
ac¬
interest.
established
Loblaw Leased Properties Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
The
operation
boiu.s,
of
in
189,
the
sinking
Feb.
due
branch
V.
has called
corporation
15,
Canada
1929
pp.
Feb.
on
of
$126,uoj
1027/b%.
at
north
and
redemption
fund,
1985
(far
for
its
of
the
will
next
be
Bank
of
series
made
at
1959.
expansion in
considerable
Dohme international manufactures fine chemicals
and
pharmaceuticals in 18 plants located in 15 countries throughout
Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, Latin America and Canada, enabling
the company to serve the medical profession in more than 80 countries.
Merck
through
b3,4%
st
u
Payment
excepted)
15,
F
any
Nova Scotia.—
1131.
Sharp
&
Delagrange, the Labo¬
rapidly expanded to become the fourth largest
establishment in 1931, by Dr. Jacques
Since its
ratoires Delagrange have
Loral
Electronics
ondary—
This
Corp.—Files
Stock
Plans
Sec¬
and
of
825
River
Bronx
Avenue,
New
York,, filed
a
seas
registration
statement with the SEC on Jan. lv, 1961, covering (1)
246,094 shares of common stock to be offered to selected key employees
pursuant to the company's 1959 and 1960 Restricted Stock Option Plans
._and
(2)
public
sale
broker
located
firms
Counter
the
on
market
A.merican
Stock
Exchange
in
or
the
Over-the-
The
and
1960.
With
is
company
production
primarily
electronic
of
manufactures
and
certain
products.
has
pany
Leon
metal
p.
sells
wire
the
research,
development
corporation
.
.p.
be
to
Jan.
18,
$150,000
are
$100
at
offered
The-proceeds
50l '
on
covering
SEC
bentures
also
and
building of its kind in France, located on
Longjumeau, a Paris suburb.
The company s
proper.—V. 191, pp. I860 and 1324.
modern
near
Paris
in
are
Springfield, N. J.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission-—
the
with
and
Executive
board
chairman,
Vice-President,
358,125
owns
owns
shares,
and
337,050 shares.^—V. 193,
280.
be
to be used for
general corporate purposes. -V. 191,
V'
' ' ...'. '■
Minneapolis Gas Co.—Rights Offering to
Pursuant to
Stockholders—
this company is offer¬
Jan. 20 prospectus,
a
ing 228,346 shares of its $1 par common stock to stock¬
of record Jan. 19 on the basis of one additional
Milling Co. Inc.—Suspension Perma¬
nent—
The
■'
SEC
has
issued
■
'
under
the
an
suspending
Securities
a
with
Act
.
counsel
filed
stipulation
a
permanent.—V.
192,
that
consenting
the
suspension
be
made
500.
p.
Co.,
toward
1960
finance
i
of
Marley Co.—Offering and Secondary—
West Gregory Blvd., Kansas City,
tration
shares
with
statement
of
the
SEC
of
which
stock,
common
on
Jan.
75,000
25,
shares
1961
are
It
Mo., filed
covering
to
be
a
regis¬
100,996
offered
for
and 25,996 shares, being outstanding stock,
by t :e present holders thereof.
The offering is to be made on an all
or none
basis through a group of underwriters headed by White-, Weld
&
Co.
The
public offering price and underwriting, terms are to be
public sale by the
supplied
The
by
company
amendment.
activities
incL de
condensers,
is
engaged
the
and
estimated
marketed
under
the
and
trade
sale
Production
of
name
air
cooled
refrigerant
"DriCooler,"
and
the
the
reinforce
construction
distributed
Distribution
the
manufacture
to
of
■
in
the
of
cost
1961
of
proceeds
net
addition?
to
utLity
expenditures
for property additions
will
amount to approximately $5,658,000.
continue the property expansion program
meet the increasing demand for gas service.
The largest
these expenditures for new facilities
will be spent to
expand
be
payment
stock will be
loans used to
General
as
company's
expenditures,
plant
plant
plant
distribution
based
on
system.
current
These
price
levels,
"rllcws:
——
—_
—
——
—
—
The
out
of
Total
company
funds
—
intends
to
available" to
it
from
its
the
1961
construction
operation
of
its
ranging from 1027» to 100%
and
fanging from 103 >/2% to 100%,
prices
proceeds from the sale of the issues will be added
of Montgomery Ward Credit Corp. and will be
purchase of deferred payment accounts from Lhe
parent, Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.
funds
corporation was organized in February, 19'30, for
of financing deferred payment accounts of Montgomery
Co., Inc. which owns all of the corporation's stock, represent¬
ing an investment of $35,000,000. The parent will contribute an addi¬
tional $15,000,000 to the affiliate's capital on or prior to Feb. 7, 1951.purpose
Ward
&
The
parent company is one of
the world's largest retail merchandis¬
ing organizations with net sales for the fiscal y^ar ended; Feb. 3, 1930,
in
excess
of
a
billion dollars.
Branches are operated in si!
ma'or
areas
of
the United States and include nine mail order houses,
542
retail
stores
and
National
catalog
616
stores.—V.
Distillers _&
192,
Chemical
p.
2611.
Corp.—Acquires—
&
Chemical
Corp.,
has purchased the White¬
dry' fertilizer plant of Wisconsin Farm Service Co¬
be operated by Federal Chemical Co., National's
newly acquired mixed- fertilizer division.
This acquisition increases Federal's manufacturing facilities to seven.
Other plants are at Louisville,
Ky.; Humboldt and NAshville, Tenn.;
Danville, 111.; Eutler, Ind., and Columbus, Ohio."
Distillers
National
Wis.,
water,
Purchase
Federal
mixed
will
It
price
of
Chemical
this
the
Whitewater
became
plant
not
was
disclosed.
part of National Distillers
Distillers and Chemical
National
month.
and Chemical
is the second
in the United States and a major msnufac urer of
polyethylene resins, industrial chemicals, plastics, fertiliser chemicals
and metals.—V. 193, p. 203.
largest
distiller
Security
Life
Permanent—
Insurance
'
Co.
—
Suspension
by the company, of
the Com"ission should
order of Dsc. 23, 1960,
temporarily suspending a Regulation A exemption from reg'.s ration
under the Securities Act of 1933 with respect to a public offering, of
stock by the said company.
The suspension order asser"ed that the
company's offering circular was false and misleading in respoct of
various material facts.
On request of the company, a hearing was
called
to
determine whether the order should be Vacutjd or made
permanent.
Subsequently/the request for a hearing rs withdrawn.
Accordingly, the
suspension order has beccme permanent.—V. 193,
The
SEC
has
cancelled
the
hearing
requested
Indianapolis, Ind., on the question whether
vacate, Or make permanent, the Commission's
203.
<
Gas & Electric Association—Net Up—
New England
$5,658,00
———
finance
are
the debentures will
-BUSINESS—The
the
months
program
shares
business,
after
a consolidated summary
of earni" gs f~r the 12
I960, shows a balance available for e nruon
period of $4,641,047. compared with $1,291541,
preferred dividends of $10,352, for the same period
Association,
The
/ '
at
date
debentures
the
for
corporation's
p.
$1,365,000
3,517,000
776,000
prices
at
debentures
general
National
proceeds from the sale of the
repayment of $3,030,030 in bank
construction,
and
the
balance of t'e
net
the
portion
manufacture and sale of a broad
line of water cooling towers which make possible the re-use,
by cool¬
ing and recirculation, of water used in steam generation of electric
energy,
industrial
processing and
air
conditioning.
Other
business
company
the
available
Y.
the
year
1961
expenditures
will
required
will
Min¬
company.
estimated
taat
gross
is
during
T'ies°
of
York, N. Y.
Irving Trust
after which
1969,
1,
subordinated
nor
interest.
accrued
earlier
Bank
("he
toward
vpned
property
Marley Co., 222
N.
PROCEEDS—The
applied
National
debentures
PROCEEDS—Net
to
The subscription
Chemical Bank New York Trust
Co., New
Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis,
York,
New
First
agents,
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer
neapolis,
Registrars,
then held.
Rights expire Feb. 1.
price is $29.25 per share.
order
making permanent its June 1960 order
Regulation A exemption from registration
respect to a
public offering of stock
by Marko Mining & Milling Co., Inc., of Las Vegas.
The suspension
order
asserted
that Marko Mining & Milling had failed to disclose
certain material faces in its offering circular.
At The hearing, company
temporarily
share for each eight shares
to Feb.
redeemed
subordinatd
plus
holders
Marko Mining &
prior
optionally
the
1961 liled a letter of notification
of 7%
convertible subordinated de¬
per debenture, w.thout underwriting
*■"' "
-
redeemable
operative.
addition to certain indebtedness, the com¬
1,740,444
shares
of common
stock of which
President
Lorenz,
in
engaged
equipment for military use, and it
products,, electro-mechanical ' relays
is
plant facilities
and
In
outstanding
Alpert,
William
The
-
_
most
tract
laboratories
research
The
Mid-Eastern Electronics, Inc.,
at
prevailing market prices.
Gilman received such
as part payment ox
the purchase price of the entire issued and
outstanding stock of Hillburn Electronic Corp. acquired by the company
June
company
the
office
head
shares
in
in
ss-acre
c
outstanding shares of common stock to be offered for
from time to time by Eernard S. Gilman either through
the
nations.
foreign
9,450
its research
have come many important drugs
has developed markets in France, French over¬
territories, countries of the French community and more than 30
which
for
Out of
industry.
company
in France's pharmaceutical
laboratories and manufacturing plants
:
corporation,
REDEMPTION—Neither
ended
in
Dec.
during
deducting
that
21,
8
last
(496)
This
year.
share
issued
$1.72
per
Dec.
3i,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
to
earnings
outstanding
average
$1.84
average
per.od
and 2,495,345
common
12
average
corporation, for the
with
compared
months
the
ended
consolidated
$55,268,201
last
operating
shares
common
with
compared
year,
increase
an
of
$52,048,519
the
for
192,
latest
the
12
months
coriesponding
period
and
be
Otter
&
Tail
Co.
Power Co.—Bonds
Inc.
awarded
heads
a
of
group
$7,000,000
this
of
bonds, 4y8% series of 1991
petitive bidding
which
—V.
bank
REDEMPTION—The
option
the
from
at
prices
bonds
scaled
will
from
at
redeemable
101.15%
and
to
to
small
a
of
North
eastern
purchase
amount
of
bonds
to
to
are
payment
be
redeemable
108.06%;
and
the
ior
at
sell
named
fund
1,
the
South
below
at
following
150,000
400,000
Stern
300,000
Stifel, Nicolaus
Ira
Haupt
Mackall
&
&
Co
severally
Wells
192,
&
Co._
&
Co.__
&
Pacific
Arthur
200,000
Mercury
L.
v
Camera
&
Co.__
This
in
$18,136.48
The
&
of
company,
registration
$725,459.44 of
a
Partial
Joint
purchaser
writer
such
fee
Palo
land
County,
will
commission
in
1%
on
to
of
paid
be
in
the
by
connection
registration
Realty
stone-Panatell
of
contract
a
payable
Of
191,
1325.
p.
and
sale
of
secured
Farm
its
of
in
purchase
by O'Malley Investment
to
become
gross
and
'che
of
acres
sale
the
of
$23,500
real
$5,625
the
per
as
to
for
in
annual
in
favor
instalments
stalments of
amount
of
of
purchase
Mr.
$5,000
balance
$21,428.67 with
of
the
services
ranch
Mrs.
and
W.
J.
the
deferred
with
6V2%
interest
purchase price,
interest per annum.
instalments
of
purchase
price
and
to
dinary
leal
■
hold
from
per
in
but
"its
in
sole
in
a
other
or
is
purpose
same
International
ahead"
in
developing
communities
nounced
which
the
in
the
Jr.,
Middle
West
a
ana
of
obtain
Louis
Southwest,
Novins,
level
to
clear
States."
-"In
H.
where
of
Mr.
it
the
was
system
beginning
in
the
the
on
the
the
for
will
of
large
sections
of
r
commSnitynC
the
was
the
r
McDermott
"Among
man
in
of
the
the
A* B1
p
o
°rmf
&
Power
2655
Video
Little
the
Paribas
associated
continued
Although
the
prices
half
resulting
of
from
the
long-term
values
again
three-year
built
into
provided
debt
total
estimated
than
in
to
1959.
continued
to
TV
pay
an¬
Rock, Ark.
of
a
Commission
this
in
"the
t.ae
local
the
United
in
in
They
in
The
Toronto,
technical
and
Canada,
performance
proved.
We
are
of
now
'Theatre
expansion
stature
in
in
the
are
the
United
world,
now
was
which
King¬
recently
prepared
States
of
to
are
move
repre-
country will
"ghts will be
we have
in
be
on
'grass
a
licensed
to
a
with hi&h standing
mind.
Chairman of
profits
Mr.
will
Video
are:
Its
President,
served
Mr
Power
the
addition
1959.
add
Since
all
cash
of
to
expected
needs
wnic.x
to
its
operations
in
11%
None
per-share
both
will
of
moderate
a
be
The
on
and
its
line
a
its
best
in
income
came
fiom.
in
chief
would
he
which
the
But
Mr.
rate
Wheeler
am
to
see
to
Ranco Inc.—Stock
Stockholders of Ranco
Mining
Co.
1961
the
approved
number
This-was
Moses
is,
Owen
the
three
shares
said
This
share,
—V.
Winthrop
Rocke-
»KBmS5.
in
Texarkana,
Arkansas.—V.
action
the
Motor
said,
other
almost
all
and
paid
191,
p.
fiscal
named
cash
a
and
192,
the
competition
their
of
Commission
granted
S.
A.,
a
I960
stock
annual
the
and
on
share
per
the
Guaranty
with
receipts
for
the
tion
"A"
an
all
in
French
on
Co.
Jan.
20%
scales,
the
New
19,
an
New
1961,
ordinary registered
The
Resistor
Yonkers,
N.
be
to
which
stock,
annual
the
old
year's
rate
stock
rate
of
80
Howard
in
York
filed
covering
shares
of
announced
Leon
vided
research,
product
has
diode
held
and
of
m-ecision
preliminary
transistor
Resnicow, President
for
firms
an
serve
of
Reon,
understanding
the
and
233
and
property
in
two
Eli
N.
of
the
Cooper,
entered
four
known
into
a
non-affiliates,
The
as
Riviera
cash
Cooper
Holder.
the
SEC
Rivkin
and
Street,
Jan.
on
commission.
proposals
will
Group
own
Seattle,
19,
1961,
v
Wash.,
filed
a
covering 300.000
of
Washington law in 1959 and to
on
new
high1 energy propellant
miniature
a
and
rocket
a
rocket
been
intends
to
engage
manufacture:
under
contract
for
powered
have
and
out
'
under
research
which
It
development
carried
in
vehicles
space
of
and
ponents
systems;
and
manufacture
and
of
application
-in
First,
with
and
pump,
submitted
two
in
to
in
certain
major
military
government
to
the
gov¬
areas
a:d
of
space
agencies
or
new
prcpellants, rocket e'gines, com¬
the development and manufacture of
second,
products,
applying Ihe techniques of rocketry and
technology in general to industrial ar.d commercial
$583,932.50
net
proceeds
from
follows. $150,000 for research
as
24,
high
temperature
requirements.
sale
development
government
agencies
and
for
of
s
02k
programs;
manufacturing
balance
operations;
manufacturing
for future research,
development and
required plant and facilities expansion.
and
The
The
will
be
8215.000
Dr.
Robert
George
illto
M.
S.
ment. .officials
pectus,
and
the
activities
has outstanding 128,000 shares of common
stock, of
Bridgforth, Jr., board chairman, owns 90.000 shares,
Sutherland, President, owns 30,000 shares, and manage¬
company
which
the
share.
the
acquisition
of
new
offices,
laboratory, manufacturing
facilities,
instrumentation and tooling -equipment,
ship and test machinery and
devices, office furniture, ard for a remote rocket
test facility includ¬
ing equipment; $20,000 ior repayment of a loan from
the
principal
underwriter; $115,000 fcr working capital for research
sponsored bv
the
registration
Rank
state¬
depositary
Organiza¬
as
a
group
own
138,000
shares.
Bridgforth, Sutherland, Aegis A. Hacherl
promoters
gate holdings
of
the
of
company,
paid
a
total
of
According
and
the
to
Zachary S.
$4 600
for
their
pros¬
Price,
aggre¬
138,000
shares, w'hich will" represent a 31.5% interest
company, assuming the 300,000 shares are
sold, as against an
of $675,000 by public
investors for a 68.5%
interest.
The
company also has reserved an additional
140,000 shares for issuance
to certain officials and
employees under stock option plans, and the
four promoters
have each been granted
10-year options to purchase
30,000 shares, the exercise price of the
options being $2.25 per share.
the
80,-'
St.
Regis Paper Co.—Net Off—News—
Directors
cents
potentionmeters
talks
in
«TPh
Carle
and
S'^eon
Place,
preliminary discussions
further
by
com¬
they
organized
development
per
American
manufacturer
said
owned
at
Equities,
selling
investment
The
merger
a
large prime government contractors,
encompassing the discovery, design,
able
in
to
pro¬
agreement.
OEM electronics
market, and
lines complement each other
with no
overlap.
their
Both
in
a
and
the
of
of
Jan.
on
common
2%
record
25
declared
payable
cash
dividend
of
35
payable March 1, plus an extra
April 1. Both disbursements are pay¬
Feb.
Similar
3.
stock
dividends
w:ere
declared
1
dividend
company's
a
stock
payable
1959.
quarterly
aeclarec
meeting
on
stock
holders
1960
The
at
share
a
dividend
The
basis
Eoth
it
manufacturer
tint's.
140
Group
Corp.—Registers Common—
share
was
agencies.
research,
few
Jan.
per
by
receive
is
Kane
the
interests.
Corp.,
per
and
ernmental
cents
$1.20
will
common
company
against
as
registration
$1,400,000
of
a
in
is
Research
preparation
thus doubling
%% ■"5,.
of
sale
offered
it
Equities
for
'"•••
filed
covering
for
and
the
balance by taking
mortgage held by an insurance company. The
$150,000 deposit upon execution of the contract
a
Research
satellite
of
Corp.—Merger Talk—
Y.,
193,
first
a
primarily engaged
systems,
the
development
and
of England, and American
depositary receipts for
ordinary registered shares of
the
said
organization.
Reon
trustee,
convertible
in Atlanta, Ga., including the
buildings and
thereon,
furnishings, etc. The purchase price
partnership
25c
meters
next
on
York,
1961,
offered
are
$1,500,000
is
used
meeting held
common,
on
prior
of
23,
4%%
general partners have rec°ived IIV2 nartnershio
interests
contribution of $22 500; and an additional
$122,500
has
by original limited partners, for which
28%
of
The
date
meters—
postage
Limited,
COO
Trust
SEC
80,000
appointed
the
corporation. —V.
stock, to be offered for public sale at $2.25
per
The offering is to be
made by a
group of underwriters headed
Craig-Hallum, Inc., on an al!-or-nor.e basis, for which
they will
receive a
Organization Ltd.—ADRs Filed—
Morgan
is
by
committed
than
in
1569.
Corp.,
Long Island.
Corp.. of New York
City, for exemption from
?nS19°60 bv' Banque de Pans et des Parlbas wTs organized
I9b0
by BaSr^ Pa°7Pat,,r/CtPays
new
Rice
share.
$1,800,000,
postage
openers,
of
held-by each shareholder.
$1.60
been
for
the
of
contribu ed
shares
year's
in
Rank
Transistor
Octob
October
Bas,
in
to
W.
Hotel,
erecled
made
Rocket
research
last
is
More
than
from
payable
to
Ave.,
Group
interest
registration statement with
year.
for
over
about
possible
placed the
equivalent
N.
partnership organized by
Manning W. Greenfield.
It
has
and
balance
Rocket
have
postage
meter,
which
it
has gradually broadened
it
Wheeler
more
spilt
Co.
Equities.
of
by an amendment to the Articles of
Incor¬
poration raising the authorized
common stock to
5,000,000 shares. $2.50
par
value, from 2.000,000 shares, $5.00
par
value.
The stbek split
distribution will take
place Feb. 17, 19j1.
Following the annual meeting, the re-elected
Eoard of Directors met
and
declaied a quarterly cash
dividend on the common stock to be
j
outstanding after the split of 20 cents
per
share, payable March 17,
1951 to shareholders of
reccrd on March
1, 1961.
a
&
Corp.—Granted Exemption—
the
two-for-one
a
of
made
at
has
agent
1960,
be
for
unit.
purchase
subject
been
Split—Ups Dividend—
Inc.
be
Associates.
leasehold
Atlanta
for
Pitney-Bowes will benefiOrom the efforts
helping to develop the postage meter
market," Mr.
Pitney-Bowes already has competition for all
its other
192, p. 1094.
products.—V.
will
company
limited
a
Rivkin
to
basis,
continued
will
convinced
said.
may
payable at the closing date.
Of
the
$1,400,000 anticipated proceeds of the sale of
partnership
interests, $1,350,000 will be utilized to
pay the $1,350,000 cash balance
of the purchase
price of the property, $20,000 will be
paid to Group
Equities, Inc., as underwriter,
and
not
more
than
$30,000
will
be
applied by the partnership
to the payment of the expenses of
its
formation, the acquisition of the
property and this offering. If such
expenses should be less than
$30,0G0, any remaining balance will be
held by the
partnership as a reserve for contingencies.
Upon acquisition of the properly, the
partnership will enter into
a
net
sublease with ,the
sellers, who will operate the property. The
companies
new
the
receive
scr.edule
and
executive
show
be
diversifcation..
products
produces
expects
"I
of
1,
Jan.
on
interests
per
of
is
$2,652,495,
title
$1.27,
profit,
predicted,
will
sorter-readers,
post
office
equipment.' letter
inserting, folding and counting machines.
•
The
company,
marketed
today,
Trust
Dec.
Madison
SEC
The
$142.86
96-year
of
reported,
net
profit
on
1920.
equipment since 1946,
-policy of further selective
1960
and
conversion
interests,
efforts
of
is
net
a
annual
economy,
business
marketed
York
due
509
the
unit.
improvements
subsidiary.
firm,
and
its
amount
15'/2%
advertising
of
to
built
first
by
to
companies
option
an
Associates—Proposes Offering—
wiih
partners
contract
British
11%
for
New
Associates,
a
Sidney
$66,000,000,
figures
includes
parent
company's
and
national
budget
Refining
registrar and
debentures
Associates
.
Pitney-Bowes
its
Bank
mission
about
to' the
to
expenditure.
The
increase of 12%
stock
is
and
five
Ruby Hill.
payable,
the company
has outstanding
stock, of which more than 10% is owned
Smelting
per
Inc.,
is
Security
about
compound
income^
income
Ihe
of
The
through
notes
capital
partnership
a
of
of
these
the
share
a
shown
gross
earnings.
grass
1961.
the
$10,000
stepped
estimated
earnings
wholly-owned
with
cents
has
in
returns.
sale
and
program
Inc.—Appointments—
Chemical
receive
Pitney-Bowes
in
a
said.
4
or
work
•
whereby Ruby Hill has
whereby Ruby Hill
companies
the
50.
and
Society
Wheeler
income
company's
3
Francisco
Mr.
Gross
ne
the
drill
contributed
the
work program.
Upon 'the
Hill, the six companies, for the
ownership and continuing the
Ruby
Hill
options.
second
from
of
limited
lower
be
and
good recovery by the middle of
Wheeler said Pitney-Bowes will
spend about $3,000,000
and
development in 1961, an increase of about
net
to
States
Riviera
868,400,000.
$175,000,000,
are
share
per
consolidated
about
almost
expected
increases
made
and
was
to
license
a
of
smelter
in
and
program
companies
president.
as
statement
$9,300,-
said.
1951,
increase
be
net
work
Limited
five
agreement
five
five
mining properties owned
appointed by the five Com¬
The
in
new
a
the
and
company
organized under Ne¬
the company's mining
of
(he
Corp.
Ruby
conduct
interest
shares
Riviera
company
&
Presi¬
as
Arnol"
SterIin®
h
26
will
Wheeler
$1.40
Arkansas
M°Ses' McC!el'an.
Jan.
in
the
of
proceeds
subordinated
,|
our
^'/''and'^'Ifexarkana, °raiaoeSsta'Mons
on
$1.05
San
Hotel,
and
each
the
was
costs
to
change
into
to
paying agent,
general
reduced
was
decrease
be.
expend
the
Francis
Hill
the
was
all
estimated
United
Midwest
before
St.
$5,500,000
years.
Co
was
at
with
accounts
13%%<
Corp.,
in the
talk
19
the
the
to
Ritter Co.,
earnings, for the third con¬
record, thus continuing to reflect
Total
are
for
1961
new
reduction
past
net
The
p.
that
a
share
new
to
listed
this
year,
entered
first
United
by
finished
recent
one
for
In
the
for
the
Co.
conduct
to
the
operator
stock
a
309,391 V2
and
toward
efforts
some
last
operations
approximately
14%,
Pitney-Bowes, Ltd., the
Its
he
move
Telephone
that
President8 T a *elevision station
President of the Rose City Bank,
President,
Jr.
Jan.
of
ments
decision announced
application of Paribas
a
s.iare
a
of
repay loans from United States Smelting Refining and
Miningthe
following purposes: $50,000 to meet current expenses;
$250,000 to exercise the company's first option to
acquire stock of
Ruby Hill if the company determines to exercise it;
and
for other
corporate
purposes.
The
said
loans
were
made
to
defray
cost
of
litigation to protect the company's interests in its
mining properties,
to meet other expenses in connection with such
properties, to enable
the company to
participate in the program under the Letter of Intent,
including expenses in connection with the formation of
Ruby Hill and
the advance of $250,000 to
$112,400,-
$3.05
or
for
properties
as
royalty
The
Co.
out¬
offset.
debt
the
company
resistors
In
record
a
Endacott,
figures.
to
between
Mining
Ruby
properties
reflecting
the
act
used
and
the
of
containing
period.
greater
created
filing
Service
Light Co. and has
Chamber of Commerce.
State
°
Cobb
was
Paul
the
Man-
itock,
Mass., filed a registra¬
covering 103,133 shares
offer
such
stock
for
1961,
basis
company and Eureka
work 011 ihe properties.
general
a
the
population.
what
the 'aW "rm °'
f
be
1960
farther
around
an
undertaken
tested
F^esiaen?r of 5m,VhPrwldfntv. °'
'
^
those
10%.
Hill
operator
$1,000,000
of
acquire
approaching 25% in net earnings for 1960 was esti¬
for
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., manufacturers ox postage meters and
business
machines,
by
its
Chairman
of
the
Board,
Walter
or¬
representative
Bell
stated
S imP°rtant l0CSl interesfcs
Aikansas
to
post-war
at
Pictures
to
systems
for
launched
received.
Telemeter
nn^°SCS' 13
Louisiana
of
rights
be
considerable
"uSiViie0 iS tyPicalfof
dent
television
circuit
\nrof J™♦», ? eafh arca* Telemeter
in
with
indication
every
Wheeler,
■
the planned
development
Toronto,
principally
the
situations
development
to
the
the
on
agreement
Ruby
as
program,
is
of
for
C.iase
common
382.
p.
Boston,
24,
proposes
the
of
leased
dis¬
19.2%
$104,639,000,
and
during
higher costs
up
pay¬
Telemeter
move,
Public
largest television market
develop Telemeter there. We
to
selected
income
with
costs.
will establis a
benefits from the
compared
Joint
follows:
thoroughly
of
group
if
are
profit
propertv'and
phase of
television
in
A
work
dis¬
increase
In
mort¬
the
prepared
announced
second
sentative
the
Midwest
Southwestern
closed
second
organized
"The
Corp.
that
TePmeter
been
with
Telemeter,
enthusiastically
has
ahead
in
of
in, selected
first
a
Telemeter
statement
1960
Home'
programming.
dom,
road
As
Arkansas
from
of
actions
Novins'
continue
Analysts
the
interests
Paramount
"now
television
Video
services
of
the
February
for
of
was
community
the
President
series
a
alopg
recovered
expenditures
other
in¬
include:
and
purchase
agreement
of
nuraoer
certain
A.
of
it
States.
ah
Simultaneously, Midwest
yesterday with
first
to
division
a
that
pay
United
proceeding
to
net
Chairman,,
operating
company's
mated
annum;
Corp.—Pay Television
24
wired
signing
operates
1960
compared
oil,
unit
products
is
total
or
Vice-President,
owns
Jan.
company
Limited.
Corp.
act
other
purpose
I960,
as
McClurg
The
settlement
a
conveyance
Pitney-Bowcs, Inc.—Chairman's Remarks—
transaction for
agricultural,
which will command an increase
use
Co.,
Jan.
on
a
the company has
The prospectus lists Theo¬
31,
193,
tne
tne
Co.—Rights Offering—
Street,
on
April 1960 and was assigned
located at Eureka, Nevada and
by
do
commercial
gas
crude
of
bringing
An
,
Telemeter
announced
Oct.
on
to
to
granted
and
facilitate
curtail
SEC
stockholders
by
partnership
single
price.
Paramount Pictures
Corp.,
will
to
the
in
Eureka
panies
its
search
for
new
oil
and
gas
reserves
in
foreign countries.
advantage of its special position
in
resrarch
and
raw
ma¬
terials, emphasis was applied in the direction of
growth in chemicals."
—V. 192, p. 2655.
-
Fire-
property for sale to customers in the
business,
nor
to
subdivide, plat,
or
improve
of
course
property,
it
through
vp
afgrega.e
real
ultimately to resell the
residential, commercial
by
Taking
as
annual
Th?
purpose
the
permit
in
the
"The
contracts; $74,533.33 in operating expenses over
a
15 year
period;
fees
of
$84,375 to O'Malley Realty for its
services
over
a
15 year period;
and the $18,000 organization fee
to O'Malley
Realty.
According to the prospectus, it is not the
Venture
and
equipment
1961.
Company, payable
$725,459.44 of Venture Interests to
be
sold
purchase price of the
property; $133,551.11 in
on
gages
of
Mining
Federal
75
corporations,
law
properties
again
expect
roerations
to
provide
all
cash
requirements,
and
plan no long-term public
borrowings nor calling of convertible
debentures in
1961.
r;:'v •
1960,
Williams,
the
6%
a
of
$450,000
able
the
of
meet
for
annual
$214,286.68,
to
additional
"We
with
December
estimated
23
$55,000,000
in
real
a
property,
year
Venture,
business
year,
Capital
$18,000
Insurance
14
and
of
employees.
share,
a.
enabled
000.
.
receive
for
key
increases
"The
•
instalments of $3,086.67 with 5V2%
interest
per
annum; $85,000 by the payment of the balance of
a
note and
mortgage
in favor of The Northwestern
Mutual Life
in
variety
firms
sale
of
by
Pursuant
other
and Meyer 5.1'%.
An additional 35,000
issuance under the company's restricted, stock
Adams,
expanding
sale
the
and
for
the
corporation.—V.
registrar
and
agent
shares
vada
commercial
of
$1,000,
^increasing
a
the
corporation
held.
The record
date and subscription price are to be
amendment.
No underwriting is involved.
The company's principal activities have consisted of the
operation,
directly or through lessees, of mining properties near Eureka, Nev.
16.2%,
Jan.
secutive
as an organizational
organization of the Venture
securities
(including the 1% pay¬
option
an
Co.
will
seller;
wiih
and
proceeds
director.
a
S.
"There
filed
covering
for" public
647
as
K.
must
wage
Ariz.,
1961,
Securities
III
Barley
for
$3.27
on
trend
Phoenix
the
three
sundry indebtedness to banks and commercial discount
company's
or
petroleum
$450,000, payable in instalments, with
follows: $107,500 in cash, to be
deposited in escrow on the
the option; $43,213.32
by the payment of the balance of
as
exercise
be
containing
Realty
account
Net
for
at
of
stock.
subscription
supplied
releasing preliminary
"It
appears
that Phillips
will be one
of
a
limited
group
of oil
companies to set a new high in earnings
fin 1960.
"Contributing toward making 1960 the record year in the com¬
pany's history was higher
income
irom
chcnncals, natural
metropolitan
area
of
O'Malley Securities will
act
as
under¬
of the purchase price of the
land if the
to
O'Malley Securities);
attorney-in-fact and
trustee
interest,
23,
offered
1960
O'Malley
greater
able
O'Malley
to
Ranch,
O'Malley
industrial
purchases
reserved
1959,
said
Sale
Phoenix,
Jan.
on
December
the
Arizona.
expenses
the
above.—V.
Avenue,
SEC
Interests,
in
Verde
receive
commission
and
and
Central
the
susbidiary,
offering is successful.
estate
The
during
its
the
farm
and
Venture
and
of
Maricopa
North
formed
was
Co.
irrigated
are
for
Co.—Files for Offering—
with
Dempsey-Tegeler,
transfer
of
company,
capital
a
to
stock,
reduction
Corp.,
units.
Venture
Realty
1802
statement
of
its
company's
Meyer,
plan
000,
100,000
100,000
—
F.
option
Wright & Co.
Inc.
Instrument
Palo Verde Investment
to
amounting to $2,670,140
Venezuelan
Fairchild
of
appointed
the
value,
j.ar
been
value—of
appointed
statement'with
tion
300,000
Inc.
Electronics,
addition
shares
200,000
&
cents
has
Co.
par
been
has
Richmond-Eureka
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Record Net Forecast—
Assets—
See
associates
to
requirements.
the
of
standing
Co.
Co
Wood
Bank
any
Paribas.
companies.
Charles
1,000,000
2655.
p
and
outstanding 218,730 shares of capital stock.
dore
O.
McClurg as President, Lem
Bailey
200,000
&
Harold E.
200,000
Act.
of
in
Hollywood
machinery
added
financing
companies
agreed
Inc.
Thomas
:_
'"Mullaney,
count
principal
_____________
Brothers
400,000
_
Hutchinson
Co.
—V.
Hutzler
200,000
___
Coe
McMaster
&
Co
6381
which
Pressprich & Co.__$l,000,000
Salomon Bros. &
$2,250,000
&
and
be
continue
Amount
William
Fahnestock
prices
R. W.
Co.___
of
partners
specific
will
In
respective
Allison-Williams Co.____
&
the
lack
general funds to provide additional working
The company finances the purchase of
equipment which it
leases. primarily by secured bank loans and
secured loans from
com¬
mercial discount companies;
and it believes that the proceeds of this
offering, when added to the company's
working capital, will provide
the basis for substantial additional
bank credit
Dakota.
Amount
Blair
certain
stock
purposes
1963
have
bonds:
Inc.
of
the
interest
10
Trust
stock—$1
common
hat ;an
will
Property Leasing Co.—Proposes Offering—
company,
equipment
appljeri
utility supplying elec¬
md gas in western Minne¬
water
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
3(a)
on
five-year warrants to purchase 20,000 additional shares
prices starting at 110'% of the public
offering price.
The company
is engaged in the business of leasing
the company's
sinking
Feb.
on
northeastern
company
Paribas
tnus
Associates—Appointments—
Manufacturers
initial
107.
p.
expansion
purchasers
Restaurant
Section
an
Boulevard, Los Angeles, filed a
the SEC on Jan. 24 covering 150,000 shares
capita? stock, to be offered for public sale
by underwriters headed
by Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.
The public
offering price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied
by amendment.
The company has
agreed to
operating public
steam,
definition
to
for
regisu-atipn statement with
sl.ort-term
of
the
that
for exemption rests essentially
indirect
significant American investor
193,
their
be
from
pursuant
expressed satisfaction with progress to date and looked hopefully
toward
further developments.—V. 189, p. 2570.
capital.
beginning
an
Dakota
from
will
the
and
excepted
Monday, January 30, 1961
.
Paribas
of
100%.
is
extent
PURCHASERS—The
to
sale
bonds
new
beginning
be
BUSINESS—Otter Tail
tricity,
sota,
the
company's construction program
loans incurred in that program.
be
request
or
This
yield approximately 4.80%. The offering is
subject to clearance by the Securities and
Exchange
Commission.
V
the
will
of
This
to
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
Paribas
business
ime
primary business may be investing, reinvesting
in
Personal
bonds, also as 47/ss.
Glore, Forgan & Co. and Kalman & Co., jointly,
100.7199, and Wnite, Weld & Co., 100.6899. The bonds
are
being offered publicly at 101.185% and accrued
to
Paribas'
years
become
securities ior us own account, ana
investment company
as
defined
in
section
direct
from
interest
have
company
as
a
broker-dealer
Act.
It
is,
however,
expectea
the
trading
Paribas'
was
Blyth & Co., Inc. bid 991.21
Bids for a 5% coupon came
for the
of
ox
an
company's first
mortgage
its hid of 100.20% at com¬
on
Jan. 24.
on
Offered—Halsey, Stuart
underwriters
shall
investment
(2)
period
404.
p.
and distributing securities,
brokerage transactions.
When
ultimately expected,
an
3(6)
were
purpose of underwriting
securities to customers and
of
activities
is
as
of
for
revenues
6%.—V.
sale
such
outstanding in the respective periods.
Total
'
.
per
current
outstanding for-the
2,518,643
on
of
ilie
share
common
1959, based
in
.
^
.
amounts
and
.
April
net
1
of
to
$1.10
holders
earnings
for
a
share
of
on
record
1960
the
preferred
March
declined
to
stock
was
3.
$21,957,517,
com-
respective
companies
Continued
on
page
51
Volume
Number 6025
193
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(497)
9
I
Per
Dividend
tables.
announcements
nounced
table
in which
Then
show the
we
of Rec.
Belt
25c
Co
'
2-16
2-
Per
8
40c
2-25
2-
2-10
2-20
1-30
3-
Home
1-31
10c
Chicago Yellow Cab Co. (quar.)
;
City Title Insurance (N. Y.) (quar.)____
payments previ¬
12y2c
Home
Coca-Cola
-
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
AMP, Inc.—
\
shares
Endorsed
Stockholders
proposed
Abrasive
will
April 27th
on
stock
3-for-l
Metal
&
vote
split.
Products,
on
preierred
Advisers
;
5c
3-10
3-10
Corp.
&
2-27
2-15
Hotel
Corp.
25c
3-30
3-15
Housatonic
Public
Hubshman
Factors,
2-15
1-31
Hudson Bay Mining &
Hudson Pulp & Paper,
Alabama
B
Class
A
Class
2-15
1-31
Consolidated Edison
3-
1
2-15
Consolidated
3-
6
2-20
Continental
class A
and
A
class
B
5-
50c
class A and class B
'••'55-
1
4-22
7;
4-22
'
Class
..<
A
Class
B
.
Class
_
class
and
A
class
class
on
4.20%
and
A
class
50c
preierred
a
11-
11-
4.60%
Steel
preferred
Alarm
Device
Stock
distribution
four
Allied
preferred
Electric
American
Home
Power
Hospital
American
Indemnity
(s-a)
Supply
A
American
Steel
American
6%
1-31
2-
9
8
$1.25
47c
16 Vic
2-10
1
2-14
3-20
30c
3-10
3-
•
1
3-10
*:•••
2-28
4-
Crush
D
(quar.)
pfd.
12-31
Delta
Desilu
Dominion
Doughboy
——-
____
Puritas
&
3-15
2-20
33-
1
2-15
Associated
Goods
5.25%
preferred
Atlas
Brass
Atlas
Life
Foundry
1
$7 Vac
4-
5
3-
3
37 Vac
3-
9
2-10
3-
5
2-27
:—
25c
2-15
1-31
40c
3-
2-
Corp.,
(quar.)
62 y2 c
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
com.
(quar.)
(Tulsa,
Texas)
1
2-
2-13
4 y2c
(quar.)_.
Insurance
2-
(quar.)____
class A common
Dry
2-15
6c
■
(quar.)
1
30c
4-15
4-
Eastern
$6
7-15
7-
1
Quarterly
30c
10-15
9-30
Quarterly
30c
1-15-62
Powder
Stock
holders
Automatic
Axe-Houghton
Ayshire
subject
Collieries
Selburn
5%
1st
10c
"A"
(4V2
gains)
10c
cents
capital
from
2-15
2-28
Oil
&
2-
3-17
3-
3
3
Ltd.—
Gas,
preferred
—
___
Increased
Beck
(A.
Shoe
Corp.,
(quar.)__
common
preferred (quar.)
Steel Corp., common
7%
preferred
(quar.)_
common
Class
A
common
(monthly)
4.25%
5.60%
Bliss
&
Brewster-Bartle
Broad
Street
Brown
Fund,
Burlington
4%
(stk.
dividend)
(dividend payment
(quar.)
Co.
4.20%
Industries,
preferred
Burroughs Corp.
4-
1
2-20
1-25
3-15
2-25
4-15
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
40c
3-31
Co.
1
2-15
2-
1
3-15
5%
3-
2-15
Power
Life
2-15
1-31
10c
3-
2-
15c
3-31
3-10
30c
3-
1
2-
3-
1
2-
3
3-
1
2-
3
3
3
(quarterly
4-20
3-25
3-
2-15
2%.
1
2-27
4%
Co.
Co.
(s-a)
—
from
5%
3-15
2-24
3-
2-
40c
1
3-15
5%
Erie
4-17
3-15
3-
2-15
$llc
3-
1
2-
$$2
4-
3
3-15
_—
1
(quar.)
$20c
2-28
2-28
common
4.80%
Ceco
Products
Central
(All
of
Georgia
$$1.25
2-28
2-15
$$1.07
2-15
1-31
Gas
$$1.25
2-15
1-31
Ltd.—
_____—
Central
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
$28c
at
this
33-
1
——
2-14
1
2-14
.
A
4
2
1
1-14
20c
(Pa.)
pfd. A (quar.)
(stock dividend)
—_
3-
2-
1
1-27
$1.50
2%
6%
2-10
3-15
$1
(s-a)__
1-18
2-20
30c
.__
1-31
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-
1
1-15
3-
6
3-15
10c
__
$7
pfd.
(accum.)
A
Forge
&
:
Farmers
—__—
__■—
action
(dividend
1
Jamestown
5%
1st
(payments
and
this
r..
1-31
3-10
40c
3-
1
1-19
•
|i.
2-17
&
Kansas
for
Freiman
(A.
Common
5%
Gas,
3-
1
2-
3
$1.05
3-
1
2-
3
$1.50
3-15
2-28
$1.25
4-
1
3-15
25c
2-
8
1-30
(quar.)
Life
N.
(incr.-quar.)
(quar.)
Stock
Yards
Drive-In
Steel
25c
Mfg.,
Government
Stock
2-10
Lee
(H. D.)
(John), Ltd.
City Steel
Lakes
(quar.)____
Extra
_
Great
Lakes
Great
Northern
Great
West
—
;__
—_—
(quar.)__
Green
(A.
P.)
Ltd.,
2-
6
3-10
2-21
Libby,
1-31
1-10
Los
Gold
McNeill
Gregory
(initial)
1
2-10
Louisville
$1.09
3-
1
2-10
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines
Lukens Steel Co. (quar.)
Industries,
this
at
Gulf
Oil
Power
1
2-
&
1-21
Industries
1
3
6
—;_
4.64% preferred
(quar.)
Hamilton
Hanover
(quar.)__
2-15
additional
(Mass.)
(s-a)
1
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
(one
Inc.
—._
(N.Y.)
for
share
each
nine
Harbison-Walker
Refractories
Harding
shrs.
2-15
$1
$1.10
$1.15
30c
$25c
1-24
1-10
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
3-
1
2-15
2-
1
1-27
2-
1
1-27
preferred
3.90%
Hamilton
Cotton,
Hamilton
Watch
Ltd.
Co.,
4%
Co.
Financial
Mining
Hercules
30c
3-31
3-15
conv.
pfd.
(quar.)
Heyden
3y2%
Holyoke
1
1-23
3-15
2-15
2-25
2-
1-16
6
1
22y2c
27y2c
3-
2-
3
3-
1
2-
3
$2.50
10c
15c
50c
25c
3-
1
2-15
2-28
2-20
3-
1
2-17
3-
1
2-15
3-31
3-15
3-16
2-
6
35c
40c
3-15
2-23
3-10
2-10
3-10
2-10
3-30
3-
1
2-
9
3-
1
75c
$12'/2c
2-15
A
_25c
2-16
2-
2-24
2-10
1
4V4%
1-23
3-10
2-10
4-
3-15
1
2-15
2-
1
1-16
4-
$1
15c
1
3-
1
3-15
2-28
48%c
$22 y2c
$1
1-31
3-
1
2-10
4-
1
3-15
,
3-
1
3-
2-10
1
2-10
3-15
2-24
3-10
2-27
common
(quar.)
;■
(quar.)
(Mass.)
(s-a)
3-25
2-15
2-27
2-
15c
(quar.)
Bank
2-
3
2-15
3-10
2-
3
3-15
1-27
2-
8
2-14
2-28
2-14
2-14
$30c
35c
2-15
3- 3
1-31
15c
62V2c
2-17
2-28
2-
$1.06V*
$10c
$$1.37V2
$$1.12V2
3-31
3-15
3- 1
3- 1
3-15
37V2c
.
Robbins Inc.
&
Meadvllle
Telephone
(quar.)
3-15
(quar.)
Common
5%
1-31
1-20
3- 1
2- 1
2- 1
2-28
3-1
4- 1
4- 1
3-16
30c
(extra)
.
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, common
5c
$1.10
$1.15
90c
4'/2c
1
1
6
2-21
2-14
1-20
1-20
2-17
2-
1
3-15
3-15
2-28
3-16
2-28
3-15
3-15
2-15
1-30
1-10
75c
2-15
2-
15c
2-23
$1
3-10
4- 1
3- 1
2-28
5c
2-25
1-31
4%
3-10
2-10
2-17
3- 1
2-
30c
Ltd.—
(Robert)
participating
$15c
(accumulative)
A
Chemical
(quar.)
dividend
25c
——
Montclair National Bank & Trust Co.
(N. J.)
2-
6
r
;
Moody's Investors Service—
•
participating preference (quar.)
$3
3-
32-
12%
B
Stock
1
2-15
7V2c
12V2c
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)—_—
& Rhoads, Inc.
(quar.)
Monsanto
2-10
Materials Co.—
(quar.)
Mineral Mining
2-10
3-
25c
Food Products
(quar.)
Midwest Packaging
2-10
2- 1
3-15
4- 1
2-20
3-13
Water
Middlesex
6
2-15
50c
preferred (quar.)
Michigan Seamless Tube Co.—
Mickelberry's
2-15
32y2c
15c
$1.25
25c
20c
(quar.)
5%
1
Morgan Engineering Co.—
Common
$2.50
(reduced)
preferred
prior
Morrison-Knudsen
Motor Finance
Wheel
Motor
Dividend
Mutual
Co.
62'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
"=
(quar.)
Corp.
40e
3-15
2-
3
2-10
Corp—
payment omitted at this time
Securities
■»
3-29
3-15
3-24
3-
1
31-24
3-
1
3
of Boston
Fund
Airlines—
National
Action
3-15
1
4-
25c
50c
(quar.)
Chemical,
preferred
National
preferred
,
payment
common
on
'
at
deferred
time
this
National Bank
1
2-
$1.50
25c
$1.16
$1.29
12y2c
common
preferred
2-27
2-21
1-20
Ltd.—■
(quar.).
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., common
5V2%
preferred (quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)
at
Corp.—
(quar.)
Newport
2-28
3-10
3- 1
2-10
2-27
1-31
5%
Inc.
Powder,
$4.37y2
1
2-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Express,
$2 class
Extra
__j._
dividend
Stock
2-
$15c
(quar.)
Chemical
Hawthorne
12y2c
35c
25c
45c
(quar.)
(quar. )
Light—
Electric
2-19
2-27
(George J.)
Mfg.
Michigan Gas Utilities Co., common
held)
Ltd.
Carpets,
2-19
1
3-15
2-28
Meyer
60c
(quar.)
Trust
Cosco,
Bank
1
3-
10c
participating preference A (quar.)
MacWhyte Company (quar.)
Marmon-Herrington Co. (quar.)
Marshall Field & Co., common (quar.)
McKesson
deferred
stocks
(quar.)
Co.,
3-
12V2c
(quar.)
6%
of Westchester (N. Y.)—
dividend
Stock
Water
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fixtures
Store
D
Macleods,
the
preferred
Falls
Hadley
on
(quar.)
Hackensack
—
(quar.)_
Lynch Communication System
time)
Corp.
5.16%
A
(quar.)
Lunkenheimer Co.
15c
;
(payments
Inc.
class
and
common
Preferred
Cement
2-24
10c
Club
Turf
Angeles
(quar.)
3-
$25c
___■
r__
class A (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Industries
Guerdon
Libby
&
3
25c
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
2-10
3-
60c
10c
$6
20c
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co. (quar.)
25c
40c
50c
Brick
Fire
3-10
3-1
15c
20c
25c
35c
2-27
2J/2%
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Ry.
1
1%
Extra
$1
—
Ltd.
Power,
Coal,
3-15
4-
$3c
Leitch
Class
!______—
—
3-31
(quar.)
Company
1
12y2c
(quar.)
Dock
3-31
3-15
;
6
payment
Insurance
&
1
2-15
1-20
15c
Cady
2-
$$1.12y2
—
(quar.)
Dredge
3-
2-28
$32'/2c
;
2-
dividend of
.
Great
(quar.)
2-27
2-10
dividend
Granite
3-15
62V2c
683/4C
(quar.)
3-20
3-
(quar.)
Employees
3
20c
1_
2-20
Co.
&
(s-a)
Industries
2-
(quar.)
3c
2-
—
Inc.
2-10
2-20
(R. G.), Inc. (stock dividend)
2-20
(initial)
Inc.
Nugget,
2-28
15c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
7!/2c
(.quar.)
Gblden
1-20
1-11
40c
Rubber Co.
&
2-10
(quar.)
Glen
1
1-25
(quar.)
Inc.
B.)
(I.
Lee
3-28
!
preferred
1
2-
$6V4C
participating class A (quar.)
Le Tourneau
of California—
preferred
2-
Kelly Douglas Co., Ltd.—
Mitchell
preferred
$2
6
5c
(quar.)
5y2%
1
$1.25
3
time)
4V2%
2-17
$1.25
(s-a)
3-
4-21
:
(dividend
3-
(annual)
(quar.)
City Title & Insurance
4-
2-
"pfd.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Corp.
Wares
2-15
3-15
Maine—
3-20
4-28
(quar.)—
this
of
4-17
2-15
(quar.)-—
common
Co.
convertible preferred C (quar.)
1-31
pfd.
3-10
25c
Labatt
10%
•
3-10
Co
5%
34y2c
Field
stock
25c
62V2c
(quar.)
1
47V2c
a
■
7
(quar.)—
conv.
General
Inc.
1
Insurance
C.)
2-24
1-28
(quar.)______
(quar.)
prior
Co.
General
Genung's,
(quar.)
com.
2-
$1
(quar.)
5%
at
Y.),
4-
$1
A
4%
Ltd.,
$1.40
Cigar
omitted
(N.
1
held)—
Co.
J.),
Co.,
Inc.,
General
2-15
^i-31
97V2c
'
preferred
Miller
2-15
2-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible preferred A
(One additional share for
preferred
2-28
27c
3
3-24
eight held__—_—
(Toms River, N. J.)—
Corp.,
Sulphur
2-28
time).
2-
2-15
each
Bank
Freeport
Helm's
the common
for
1961
were
1
5%
43y2c
(quar.)
Hecla
on
3
3-
7
(quar.)
___—
(quar.)
60c
(quar.)
approved
preferred
Gabriel
6
2-
4-
Oregon—
preferred
4V2%
22-
Kokenge
City
Kansas
M
Marshall
of
shares
39
20c
(incr.-quar.)
1
2-15
(quar.)
Bank
Power
1
preferred
2nd
Delaware
of
4.60%
2-15
Ry.—
each
3-
1
Johnson
Kleinert
time)
class
See
Stock
(stock dividend)
Florida
'
3-
Standard
(Greensboro.
Kennemetal,
1
on
_
Purchaser,
National
56y4c
Vermont Public Service
State
(Marshall)
First
3
2-10
2-15
preferred
Jefferson
2-10
this time)
on
the com¬
Co., $1.37V2 pfd.
Resources Corp.
(s-a)
share
5
2-
l
22c
93%c
Telephone
3-
at-
(increased-quar.)
of
Stockholders
$60c
.
Lines
Service, common
preferred (quar.)
46Vic
(quar.)
deferred
at
Gas
Bank
(quar.)
5%
(Kingston, Ont.)_
(quar.)
preferred
First National
Ltd.
$$1
divid.)
.__
RR.
A
First
5-
1
3-
$1.75
75c
30c
—
(stk.
.___—
Quarterly
Farrington Mfg.
Federal
2-10
50%
8%
25c
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Calif.)
common
Steel
Bank
1
3-15
3-10
\
(quar.)
55c
_.
—
omitted
River
of
approval
pfd.
5-
$1.50
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
&
to
5-
$1.75
Investment
preferred
Harshaw
40c
:
(quar.)___
payments
preferred
stocks
omitted
class
Associates
preferred
Hartford
$20c
.
quarterly
and
2-15
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Steel
2-15
j
—
pfd.
;
Company
Carrier
6
——
Natural
Carborundum
,4%%
1-31
$31 'Ac
(quar.)
Engineering
Gulf
Capital Shares Inc. (Mrd.) —
Capital Life Insurance shares and Growth
Stock Fund
(initial)
:
Corp.,
(quar.)
~
(accum.)
1st
2-24
10%
Trust
Investment
preferred (quar.)
5y2%
i
net
—
(quar.)____
(quar.)
preferred
2-10
21c
—._
—
Electric
25c
$30c
Inc.
Western
3
2-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
4Vi%
preferred
6
35c
Ltd.
Canadian Utilities Ltd.,
5%
preferred
Motor
2-16
(Boston)
(quar.)
Globe-Wernicke
1
$20c
Canadian
8
2-
—
preferred
6
2-
1
(stock dividend)
income)
common
2:
1
Insurance
International
Canadian
1
3-
—
Fund,
1
3-
3-
(quar,)
dividend
General
3-
15c
$1.05
dividend)
(stock
Aviation
investment
$1.37%
$1.12'/a
——__<—;—
California Eastern
Vinegar,
preferred
1-
2-
1
3-31
75c
1-23
1-27
3-
-v
•
.
(quar.)
Public
3-15
Ltd.
General Telephone Co.
___r_-—_—_
(quar.)
California
5%
3-17
3-15
87M>c
—
(quar.)
Terminal
Ltd.,
3-25
—_
(quar.)
California-Western
3.90%
4-
1-27
cents
2-17
cents
5
1-18
3-1
1-15
Trust
4.40%
"
Bush
Canadian
(quar.)—_
:—
(quar.)
Electric
$3.75
Iowa
1
dividend
4.36%
6
2-15
$1.75
$1
Buildings
Canadian
_______
—___.
common
Terminal
Stock
2-
in¬
_____
(quar.)
Bush
Canada
net
(quar.)
-preferred
2-28
4-15
(10
2-15
40c
7%
Line,
2-
Erie-Lackawanna
2-16
1
15c
:
from
—
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
Interstate
.
Pipe
17c
3
omitted
____
(quarterly
Ltd.
preferred
4 y2 7c
1
3-
10c
(s-a)
(Phila.)
income)
Watch
3y2%
3-
25c
(quar.)
Drilling Co.
Falls
vestment
>-'
1-31
2-
time)
Hill
Bulova
1
$1.40
—
_____
Bullock
3-
2-15
15c
$1.06 Vi
1L
Brooklyn Union Gas Co., $5.50 pfd. A (quar.)
Bruning
(Charles) Co.
(quar.)
Buck
1-31
Interprovincial
Julian
Emporium Capwell Co.-—_———
one
6c
:
Brass
Trust
Company
this
at
(quar.)
&
2-15
.
2-10
Empire Life Insurance Co.
1-31
6c
__
preferred (quar.)
Laughlin, Inc. (quar.)_
Aluminum
Bohn
2-25
10c
Electric—
&
Gas
preferred
1-31
2-24
Rubber
,
.
(monthly)
Valley
2-15
(Mo.)—
(initial)
A
2-15
1
6c
—__—.—.——
A
Class
1
3-
60c
—
Merchandising Corp.
Class
Blackstone
3-
$36c
$1.18%
.-
Bethlehem
Blackman
2-10
15c
(quar.)
Hose
Field
$31 Vic
$45c
quarterly
S.)
4%%
2-28
2-15
&
Electric
Gas
3-15
(quar.)
Laughlin Steel
•
2-24
25c
(quar.).
preferred
2nd
31c
Co.
Jones &
Corp.,
stocks
pfd.
from
(quar.)
____.
(quar.)
Baker Oil Tools
(quar.)
Banque Canadienne National (Montreal)—
5%%
Silver
Johnson
Co.
Federated
Bailey
International
MSL
cents
5Va
;
2-15
(quar.)
_.
Fall
Products, 30c non-cum.
Fund
and
2-24
2-10
Autolite
stock¬
to
approval.
Steel
income
200%
3-10
1
Utilities
Stock
3-15
3
2-14
67c
25)
1
Inc.,
mon,
of
(subject
-
April
Harvester,
3-
Electric
Co.—
dividend
dividend
stockholders
3-
Y.
N.
Corp. (stock dividend)
Elastic Stop-Nut Corp. of America
12-30
Atlas
-Stock
25c
preferred B
Electronics
3
4-
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
of
Edo
Electronic
4-
15c
Corp.
1-14
National Bank
States
Eastern
1
30c
Iron
Koehring Company,
—
zr-
Interlake
International
$5c
(quar.)
Foods,
2-14
*
and
International Business Machines
2-15
Corporation
Equitable
quarterly
9
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
profits)
93%c
(quar.)
*3-
$50c
undistributed securi--
1-31
Bunhill International
Dura
3
Quarterly
Increased
ties
2-15
1
$1.31 V*
Water
3-10
.;
2-14
40c
income
realized
1960
3-
Industries
Dulany
Anheuser-Busch,
Pools
3-24
10c
Industries,
Co.
Dresser
1
8 '/2c
Anthony
2-9
from
$17y2c
(quar.)
2-14
1
(quar.)
30c
Stores,
1
B_(quar.) '!
Anglo-Newfoundland Developm't, Ltd. (quar.)
Arrowhead
Ltd.
Investment
3-
1
Artesian Water,
2-
50c
1
3-
-
"
.
(quar.)
Productions
Diocesan
2
_____
1
3-,l
Co.
20c
Lines
3-
2-
(increased-quar.)
3-
Steel
Co.
Supply
3-15
3-
Inc.
Air
Dentists'
3-15
2-15
Class
35c
.
1
3-
:
(optional)
(quar.)
DuBois Deposit
3-22
(quar.)
common
7-29
40c
common
1
15c
Inc.
Corp.,
1
Investors
frony; investment
'
common
on
preferred
Welders
Mfg.
3-
34%c
8-
*
>
*
Ltd.
3%%
preferred
3-15
37V2C
(quar.)
Products,
Electric
Corp.,
6%
Dahlstrom
1-25
25c
Post
Anderson
Plastic
30c
40c
(quar.)___.
5%%
1-28
$1.50
R
$1
Works,
Incorporated
1-23
1
■
(quar.),
Mills,
International,
&
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
1-23
2-24
2-
(quar.)
Company,
30c
—
Mortgage (increased)
tlOc
Drackett
Texas)
(quar.)__
Anchor
Steel
Erie
&
4.20%
Crane
3
2-
(quar.)
Foundries
preferred
2-
2-10
3-10
(quar.)
Water
2-24
2-24
:
$5 special preferred
time)
Imperial
Daffin
30c
(quar.)
_______
preferred
$4
3-13
3-10
—
(monthly)__
(Galveston,
Co.
taken
action
2nd
3-
32c
.
Institutional. Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional
Foundation
Fund
75c
v
6
1-20
2-10
31V4C
;
Inland
3
2-24
1
—
Corp.
American Potash & Chemical,
•
1
45c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Products
American
4-
3-13
50c
(quar.)
American
1
25%
(quar.)
Aggregates Corp.,
(no
this
at
Cosmos
—
Corp.
Copper Range
Corning Natural Gas
each
for
share
one
.
Cnemical
American
5%
of
&
2-
1
35V4C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2-
1-31
2-20
3-13
3lV2c
I
(quar.)
B
2-15
50c
A.
i ; payment
A
preferred
3-
50%
(s-a)
3-16
2-
$75c
Extra
$$1.30
;
(Toronto)
37c
2-15
3-31
12'/2c
class A (quar.)
6
1
2-15
/
_
Extra
Institute
Hamilton
1
Co.
3-
31J/4C
Smelting Ltd. (quar.)
3-15
1
1-24
3-
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
3-
1
1-31
$20c
preferred
Huron
•!>
»
,
1-20
$1.25
Service
30c
Varnish, common (quar.-)^_
prior preference .(quar.)
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. (quar.)
class
,
6
1
3-29
Co.,
75c
—
10-23
Inc.—
held
Alexander
1
4-
35c
(quar.)
$1.25
Co.,
Paint
$3
1-31
2-
.
.
Life. Insurance
Insurance
10-23
;
,
Semi-annual
Cook
$1.41
2-15
2-15
1-20
2-
25c
4.25% pfd. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Ameriea, 5% pfd. (quar.)
of
1
$1.06'A
Corp.,
Hardart
t$5.12
$$1.30
Life
Copperweld
3-10
$1.15
(quar.)
Co., common
(quar.)
•5%
2-20
Chemical
2-
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)
20c
dividend
10-23
1
4-
$1.05
(quar.)
Mfg.
7—22
'
(Bridgeport)—
Extra
(quar.)
preferred
Wood
5%
^
V
_
-
Alan
1
50c
Alabama Power Co.—
7-22
1
8-
11-
50c
:
(quar.
Extra
•;
7-22
1
8-
50c
B
(quar.)
B
8-
50c
50c
(quar.)
on
A
Class
•
(quar.)
Extra
(Del.)
Stock
1-25
3-1
3-10
ioc
(quar.)_
(quar.)
American
2-
25c
(N. Y.)
Laundries
Continental
4-22
1
50c
__
10-23'
1
*
:
;
1-23
1
1
50c
(quar.)
on
2-
11-
i
1-23
1
50c
50c
.
B
(quar.)
Extra
2-
50c
(quar.)
.
class
on
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
62 J/2C
(quar.)
Extra
(Pa.)
1
3-31
10c
_——
10c
.
(quar.)
By-Products,
Class
Machinery
-Quarterly
10c
80c
quar.)
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
$3
;
Horn
(reduced)
10c
—
(quar.) _:
Reduction
Co.
(s-a)
•Quarterly
Hooker
1-26
$20c
±
(increased
Metals
2-28
Co.
2-17
(reduced)
Credit
Connecticut National Bank
2-17
31'/4C
1_
Guaranty
1
(quar.)
____
Commonwealth Telephone
a
common
,
Y.)
•
Commercial
3
Compo Shoe
_—
Fund
Aeroquip
Air
iquar.)
(N.
(quar.)
Commercial
2-
1
•
5%
Bottling
A
Collyer Insulated Wire
'
3-
22V2C
(increased)
Class
-.
Mass.)
$2
Title
1-31
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware Ltd.—
Holdert
When
share
(Brockton,
10c
payment date.
When
Bank
7!/2c
Extra
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Per
Nat'l
Extra
_
(quar.)
Name of Company
•
6
12y2c
.
Chambersburg Engineering
Channing Corp.
(quar.)
follow with
we
Holdert
Payable
Aircraft
Chain
grouped in two separate
all the dividends an¬
are
indicate
we
during the current week.
second
a
first
the
In
Cessna
When
Share
Name of Company
DIVIDENDS
stockholders
(approved by
Bank of Cleveland—
Stockholders approved a two-for-one
National City
of
the
4V4%
split
shares
common
—
& Chemical,
National Distillers
com.
(quar.)
$1.063-15
(quar.).
preferred
National
Grocers
Co.
National
Gypsum
Co.,
$15c
(quar.)
common
Cement
Nazareth
Neisner
Neptune
Meter
(quar.)
(reduced)—#.
(reduced)
Corp.,
(reduced)
common
$2.40 preferred (quar.)L:
Jersey Realty (increased
4- 1
3-1
3-15
2-24
3-15
3-15
2-25
2-15
2-16
$1.12,/2
Co.
Inc.
Bros.,
4- 1
50c
Ltd._
preferred (quar.)
National Lead, 7%
preferred A
National Video Corp., class A
4%%
—
New
annually)
Newfoundland Light & Power,
$1.75
22V2c
30c
10c
20c
60c
90c
2
2-10
2-15
3-10
3-10
2-10
2-16
2-
3
3-
1
2-28
2-10
2-
1
2-
1
Ltd.—
5%
(quar.)
Shipbuilding
$$1.25
preferred
Newport
News
&
Dry
Zinc (quar.)
Chemical Co., common
Jersey
Nopco
4%
preferred
&
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Western Ry.
3- 1
40c
25c
25c
$1
3- 1
3- 6
3-24
3- 1
$1
30c
3-10
3- 1
2-25
2-
9
2-
3
25c
50c
2- 1
1-20
Dock—
Quarterly
New
2-10
(quar.)
20c
87V2c
$1.09%
3-
1
2-15
Norfolk
3-
1
2-15
North
3-
1
2-15
Northeastern
Insurance
$2.50
2-
1
1-26
Northeastern
2-
1
1-26
3
3-10
2-17
Pennsylvania National Bank &
50c
2-10
2-
Shore
Trust
Co.
Gas
(111.)
(Scranton)
(increased)
Co.
(Hartford)
(quar.)
2- 8
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(498)
$2
preferred
Northern
(s-a)
Common
——-
(quar.)
3-
1
1
South
2-15
3-
2-15
_—____
preferred (quar.)
Northern Quebec Power,
Ltd.
preferred
4Va%
Northwest
5.72%
Norwich
4-25
3-30
J25c
2-14
2-
Gas
Co.,
(quar.)
com.
Natural
Pacific
Atlantic
Pacific
Coast
5%
conv.
6%
2nd
Pacific
4.36%
Canadian
preferred
&
Gas
preferred
preferred
2-
3
5%
non-cum.
preferred
2-15
2-
3
Spector
3
Class
2-15
2-10
2-1.-
2272C.
2-
3-10
1-25
3-
1
2-10
20c
3-
1
2-10
bianaard
3-15
2-15
1-31
59% c
6%
preferred
preferred
6%
Papercraft
Pendelton
Tool
Penn
Fruit
Penn
Fuel
Pennsylvania
Pepsi-Cola
Perfect
Circle
Perkins
A
A
1-27
Super
1-27
1-27
6
6
2-
2-15
1-31
pfd.
7%
6
3-15
Class
B
!
)
1
4-
3-31
3-
2
2-
3-
1
3-
Philadelphia
$1
Electric Co.,
6
preferred
Philadelphia
Piedmont
$5.50
Finance
preferred
Pittsburgh
$5
Poor
&
Water
3-
3-15
$1.3772
3-31
2-
Service
4.50%
2-
3-10
income
(quar.i
$1.15
4-
1
3-10
American
$1.16
4-
1
3-10
American
Recreation
$1.16 74
4-
1
3-10
American
Transit
$1.18
4-
1
3-10
$1.22'/2
4-
1
3-10
American
$1.27 7a
4-
1
3-10
American
$1.25
4-
1
3-10
6%
$1.28
4-
1
3-10
572%
5.25%-
$1.3174
4-
preferred
Gas
2-15
2-15
$1.25
1-27
Thatcher
2-10
Thrifty
Textron,
Inc.,
Glass
3-
1
$1
(quar.)
of
2-
1
1-20
Title
7c
2-21
2-
Tokheim
3-
2-15
Guarantee
5%
1-18
—
__
208
class
Raymond
A
,
(Charlotte,
2-28
.2-10
,1L
17 Vac
2-
3
3-
1
2-13
3-
2
627ac
3-
2
2-13
$1
3-
1
2-10
(quar.)
62 7a c
2-
1
1-20
62 y2c
5-
1
4-19
quar.)
(quar.i
(quar.)
Street
(Chicago)
$2.90
•
Anvil
3-15
3-
1
Union
Carbide
3-15
3-
1
Union
Lumber
1
2-
2
Union
Tank
Union
Texas
3-
40c
2-
Class
1-20
2-17
10% ~
3
1-20
B
new
A.)
$2 class A
common
Inc.
Stock
Air
preferred
1st
Lines
Rico Electronics (quar.)
Rockwell-Standard Corp.
3-
1
United
2-
3
Gas
4%%
Improvement,
preferred
2-21
2-
7
United
Illuminating
2-23
United
Life
3-
1
2-23
New
50c
3-
9
2-16
25c
2-
1
1-20
—
1-20
U.
3-15
3-
U.
4-
3-10
1
1
1
preferred
S.
Pipe
S.
Playing
100%
5-12
4-26
&
Card
1
Stockyards
Universal
Insurance
Co.
$1.12 7a
4-26
3-
1
Universal
2-10
Match
Preferred
Corp.,
2-
3-10
3-
2-
3
Wagner Electric Corp.
3
Warren
1
3
Victoria
&
Grey
Trust
Marie
(quar.)
Reid,
—
1
2-15
Waterbury
Weingarten (J.), Inc.,
1
15C
2-22
2-
$4.50
8
Class
2-8
Regis
Paper,
West
$15c
$1.12 72
1
2-15
2-
4-
3-10
1
3
Stock
4.40%
class
A
Picture
Seaboard Finance Co.,
Stock dividend
preferred
common
Sheaffer
Class
Inc.,
dividend
(W. A.)
B
conv.
3
4.25%
4-
1
32-
1
6%
2-15
2-
1
3.60%-
2-20
2-
3
3
class
preferred
2-
7
2-21
2-
7
3-30
2-28
Artesian
1
2-28
Ashland
1-20
3-
1
2-
3
35c
3-
1
2-
30c
Inc.,
1
&
7%
3-10
3-22
3-
3-
2-15
1
9
Electric
Homes
3-15
4-10
3-23
5-
3-23
Wood
Wyandotte
8
3-23
4-10
4%
•
4.75%
Power,
Wisconsin
^-lO
3-
Power
Public Service.
&
preferred
3-
pfd.
preferred
Va c
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
(quar.)-____
Worsted
2-
1
1-16
"2-15
2-
1-31
22-
1
2-15
2-
1
2-10
1-25
Yale &
Towne
Below
Mfg.
we
weeks and
dends
•
2-27
2-
give
2-27
2-
8
not
$1.25
75c
$1
25c
15c
3-
2-
7
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp.,
1-31
Acme
2-15
3-15
2-20
3-
2-10
3-10
Industries
Stock
Acme
,
1,26
Avco
Missiles
Class A
Corp. (quar.)___
Mills, common
preferred
Acme
Adams-Millis
^
3-20
Baker
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
Baltimore
3-
1
2-
4-
1
3,14
3-
1
2-15
1
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31
$1.27
2-
1
1-18
3-
1
2-15
2-14
2-26
10c
4-
1
3-20
3-15
$1.25
(L.
Ayres
Co.__^____
Corp.. (quar.)
1
2-
1-
5
1
1-
3-13
2-
3
50c
3-13
2-
3
~
(quar.)—
5
3-15
2-21
93%c
2-
1
1-
5
4c
2-
6
1-
9
425c
B
2-
1
1-
3
2-
1
1-
3
30c
2-
1
1-20
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-20
1-27
30c
2-
1
1-16
$1.13
2-
1
1-16
1272c
&
S.)
472%
B
preferred
,
preferred
(1947
2-15
Holdert
When
Payable of Rec.
5c
2-25
2- 8
2-22
5c
2-25
(
2-10
2-10
S
F
Tools
RR
Common
(quar. >_
(reduced)
(reduced)
1-20.
1-20
3-30
3-13
10c
2-25
1-31
15c
1-31
1-10
20c
3-20
2-17
20c
6-19
5-19
20c
9-18
8-18
4%
non-cumulative preferred
(quar.)
$1
3-20
2-17
4%
non-cumulative preferred
(quar.)
$1
6-19
5-19
4%
non-cumulative preferred
(quar.)
$1
9-18
8-18
de Los Andes—
Banco
shares
American
Bank
America
of
20c
National
50c
Trust
&
Bank
Bank
,_j
of
Jamestown, N.
Bank of Montreal
of
Nova
N.
J.)
Y.
(increased s-a)__
(quar.)
Scotia
Products,
—
&
Power
A
—
(quar.)__
preferred
convertible
41/2%
Class
common
A
(quar.)___
:
dividend
Lumber,
1-26
1
1-26
50c
2-
1
1-
3
6
3-
1
1-31
2-
1
12-31
ioc
2-10
1-27
772c
1-31
1-20
30c
1-31
1-16
28Vac
1-31
1-16
3-
2"
15c
3772c
7y2c
1
1
2-10
1-27
2-
1
1-21
(quar.)--—
4-
3
3-23
\%
—
Ltd.
I
2-
jsoc
Bayless (A J.) Markets (quar.)
Baystate Corp. (increased)
Beam
(J. B.) Distilling Co.
(quar.)
Stock
2-
25c
Ltd.—
Paper,
(quar.)
45c
1-26
145c
Barton's
Basic
2-
t55c
(quar.)
Wright Corp.^
Candy
(quar.)
Barry
(quar.)
—_
—
2-28
8
Savings
(San Francisco)
(quar.)
of Commerce (Newark,
2-
4-
3
3-23
$25c
4-
1
3-10
2-10
1-31
2-
1-16
..
7V2Q
2-28
2-10
Beech
2- 4
10c
18c
:_
Corp.
(reduced)
Common
1-16
1-31
1V2%
dividend)
common
,
,
1-31
$1.127a
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ohio
&
1-31
$1.12%
series)
(stock
Company
Oil
Beaver
.
35c
common
(quar )
472%
Bathurst
5%
.
2-20
2-
60c
(quar
Baldwin-Lima-Hamiiton
$81.37%
%
12-30
$1.18%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company,
3-20
class A
Construction—■
Co.
Avondale
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-20
Steel
&
1
1
$1
preference
prior
1
1-18
—___
23-
Co.—
4-
dividends announced
dividend
2-20
...
$1.20
&
4-
Per
2-15
1-27
1-30
Share
1
60c
Nichols
2-14
i
1
40c
Austin,
1
preceding table.
3-
1-13
1
L
(quar.)
6
in previous
The list does not include divi¬
this week, these being given in the
2-15
1
Ltd.
6
1-18
Name of Company
3-
$25c
Steals,
2-
yet paid.
announced
2-20
2,20
1
25c
Extra
2-
37 Vic
the
2-
9
2-20
$4.50
investment income)
2-
1
(quar.)-
3-15
13c
(quar.)
common
1
1
(quar.)
3-15
37 72c
2-
12-31
Science Fund—
1
2-
.__
1
:_
series
&
1
2-
8
15c
—
3-10
15c
(quar.)__
3-31
Atlas
Co.,
preferred
Physics
(From
Bank
1-23
2-28
Refining
3.75%
3-
$1.26
pfd. (quar.)
1-31
3-15
$1.25
.
RR.
3-
$1.25
(quar.)
2-
25c
(quar.)
(Conn.)
3-
3
1-23
1
Atlantic
Extra
12-21
V
Line
1
45c
——-—-—
.
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
2-
Coast
2-10
$1.50
j.
& Co.. Ltd., 5'2%
3-23
1
Atlantic
3
37c
5%
5.08%
(G. H.)
3-17
90c
(quar.
3-24
43%c
)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Line
$1.06 74
Light-
preferred
2-10
2-20
25c
—
.
1-23,
5%
5.04%
3-17
30c
81V4C
dividend)-
(stock
1
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
1-31
4-
.__
30c
—
1
4%
(quar
common
Supply
36c
!
3-
35c
(quar.)
45c
common
1
$1.08%
(quar.)
Coast
2-24
3-23
60c
_____
1
3-15
7c
1
3-
—
75c
(quar.)
1-31
68%c
(quar.)
95c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-31
1
127aC
Water, 5% pfd. (quar.)_^
Williams Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.) —'—!
Shoe Corp. of America (quar.)
ajgnqde Steel Strapping (quar.)——____
2-
)5c
;
1
City Electric—
preferred
(quar.)T
$4.50
preferred
4-15
2%
(quar.)
2-23
3-15
15c
___-
1-31-
3-
non-cumulative preferred (s-a)
& Charlotte Air Line Ry.
(s-a)
5%
Co.—
(quar.)_
1-31
1
Atlantic
40c
(quar.)
1-31
1
Atlanta
3-10
22
(quar.)
1
3-
.
3-
30c
(quar.)
3-
3-
60c
62 72c
preferred
Stationers
Common
1
(initial monthly)
A
1-20
1-31
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
1
$40c
(quar.)
1
1
•
4-
15c
(quar.)
1-20
1
2-
:
(quar.)
Refining,
preferred
4-
(quar.)
(Conn.)
3-
3-
(payable in stock)
$5 preferred
3-15
25c
(quar.)-_
9
2-10
59c
(quar.)___
Co.
Corp.
Water.
Oil
Associated
9
1-
3-14
30c
(quar.)
Constable
Year-end
1
$1.12
common
'
Smith-Alsdp Paint & Varnish (quar.)—
Arnold
1-
30c
(quar.)
Rubber
Armstrong
3
:__
1-20
—
(quar.)
3-
(quar.)
preferred
4-
4-10
(quar.)
preferred
$4.35
177aC
common
Dental Mfg.
preferred
Wisconsin
Wise
B
preferred
2-15
35c
4%
2-
10%
Pen, class A
(quar.)—
1
35c
Shenango Valley
Co.
4-
$1.5674
___
Sherwin
Simmons
3lA%
$1.25
„
——
(quar.)
3
41.18%
(Payable on preferred shares)
Bros.
2-
25c
_
-
Y.)
3
1
.___
H.),
Stores,
2%
(quar.)
___
N.
4-
York)
common
Wisconsin
Seaboard Surety Co. (N. Y.)
(incr.-quar.)
Sealright-Oswego Falls (quar.)
Seaway Shop Centers (initial-quar.)
Stock
1
S.)
25c
(quar.)
Security Trust (Rochester,
Stock dividend
3-
37 Vac
1
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
6%
35c
—
Industry)
preferred
2-15.
377aC
.
______
Motion
1
$1.10
(quar.)
Bchering Corp., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Seaboard Associates, Inc. (formerly
Associate
4-
2IV2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(R,
(S.
2%
preferred
Salant,
B
Company,
preferred
35c
dividend
1st
&
5-
2
$1.44 convertible preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Electric Co.. common (quar.).._
$1.25
pfd. A (quar.)
D.)
Coast TeleDhone
3.80
(quar.)———
common
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
Weissberg
2-
Wiebolt
St.
preferred
27 Vic
(increased)
(quar.)
National Bank
A
2-22
2-15
White
Joseph Light & Power, 5%
(S.
6c
time
8t.
$2.75
2-
preferred
I2V2C
—
this
3-
3-
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.) ______
Products, Inc.
(Conn.)
(qiiar.)
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd., class A (quar.)-—
Ruppert (Jacob) Co., 472% pfd. (quar.)
Dividend payment on the common shares
at
2-
2-15
3-15
convertible
Rowland
omitted
1
1
$$1.0674
—-—
common
33-
t50c
preferred
$1
(quar.)
A
8
Atomics
+25c
._
class
3-
2-17
75c
;
(quar.)
A
3-17
$1.37 Vi
2-24
50c
common
Ltd.,
preferred
$1.50
(quar.)
22 7ac
__—:
(quar.)
1
2772c
Co.
$2.50
.
common
1-20
30c
Atlantic
5-12
1,10
1
6272c
Service
8
2-21
1-10
1
2-
(quar.)
B
3-
to
27 7s C
1
2-
20c
1
3-17
15c
(New
2-
$73c
$56yiC
1
A
4-
(quar.)
2-10
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
;
Corp.
1-31
1
2-
preferred
(Concord,
(quar.)
1
3-
(Va.)—
preferred
preferred
4-
(quar.i
2-
2-
Co.
$2.40
20c
Foundry
Extra
1-20
3%
t30c
1-16
$2.36
—
6-26
6
1-14
$1.10
60c
1
3
2-
1
7
common
7-
1
2-
6
$1
(s-a).
2-15
62y2c
1-20
1
1
1
2-
35c
Insurance
3-
2-
1
$1.06 74
(quar.i
Envelope Co.,
"United
the
to
S.
7%
15c
—
2-
U.
25c
(quar.)
subject
2-
1-18.
62V2c
1
$1.75
1
2-15
$$1.37 72
2
(quar.)_
common
1
(quar.)
3-
2-15
Co.--.
Accident
&
Hampshire)
Power
Public
25c
(quar.)
2-
3-
$2.25
(s-a)__
1
(accum.)
pfd.
5%
pref.
3-15
(quar.)
com.
12-20
2-
2-15
$1.1272
127ac
United Engineering & Foundry,
7%
preferred
(quar.)_
6
1-31
50c
25c
Common
3
1-16
75c
(increased)
(quar.)
Ltd.—
3%
B__
1-16
$1.1272
1
3
1
1-31
2-
10c
class
2-
5c
Co.,
'
the
approval of the proposed stock dividend)
Rheem Mfg. Co., 4M>%
preferred (quar.)
Paper,
and
75c
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)
3-17
50c
(also
quarterly
preferred
class A
on
26c
gains)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Argo Oil Corp. (quar.)
:
Argus Corp. Ltd., com. (increased-quar.)—
2-
2-17
1-
30c
3-
;
1
1-30
Corp.—
2-
(quar.)_
;
3-17
—68%iC
1—'
(quar.)
class B common
Co.,
dividend
20c
dividend)
(quar.)--.
Haas
:
A
3-
investment
cap.
34%c
pfd.
90c
class
1-20
377'2C
40c
Gas,
(quar.)
3%
(quar.)
(stock
(quar.)
approval of stockholders April 19 )—
&
Natural
1
(quar.)
30C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.i
2-17
20c
(initial quar.)
common
Republic Corp., $1 preferred (quar.)
Revlon, Inc. (stock dividend subject
Increased
Corp.
Co.
Car
1-20
2-
4.50%
2-15
—
1-16
1
472%
Arizona
—
—
1-19
2-
15c
(quar.)__
(Pa.)
split—-
Co.,
(New York)
1-31
2-
(s-a)
A
1st preferred B
Appalachian
3-21.
2-15
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Brand,
3-31
25c
(increased-quar.)
(initial)
Trap Co. of America,
5%%
3
1
$1.12Va
from
realized
Israel
5%
preferred
Anthes-Imperial
1
2-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4y2%
Animal
2-15
3-15
25c
(reduced
split
$1.25
—
Refractory & Insulation Corp. (N. J.)
-
"2-28
1
1-20
Center
$4.50
Co.,
3-
2-
Anglo American Exploration. Ltd. (stlc. div.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)
$2.50
Five-for-one
1
N.C.)—
:
International
(C.
Seeman
22 y2c
2-17
Quarterly
$1.3174
7c
preferred
$6.25
3-15
(quar.)_.
series)
(1957
LaSalle
South
2-
—
Insurance
Reading Company,
$5
3-15
iquar.iTJ
common
Clutch
Disc
2-15
.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
.Raytheon Co.,
$4.75
1
1
~_
Electric,
25c
dividend
Class
3-15
,
Y.)
iN.
Underwriters Trust
_
Inc.,
Salant
3-15
1
(increased)
preferred
-Twin
(quar.)
Two-for-one
5%
1
4-
30c
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
Tractc* Si'*mlv,
Tung-Sol
Mexico—
New
Quaker City Insurance
Rose
4-
3-
1-13
3-15
Increased-annually
1-27
Life
414%
Ampal-American
3-15
1-20
1
2-
$1.25
Corp.
preferred
Amoskeag
4-
2-25
(monthly)
(quar.)
3-15
35C
1-26
Corp.—
preferred
2-10
-31V&
1-13
2-20
$2.09 32/100
Works, common
3,-10
(quar.)
Stores
Drug
Water
1
(quar.)
Mfg.
1
Inc.—
Gas
Viscose
$1.3174
__
1-13
2-
5c
(6c
preferred
conv.
1
(quar.)_
common
preferred
<___
2-15
1
|
and
common
from
Natural
4-
(quar.)
2-15
1
2-
$2.8182
Fund
20c
3-15
37-Vic
—
1
3-
62 720
(quar.)
Mutual
and
$1.35
iquar.)
common
preferred
preferred
$1.24
(quar.)
Transmission,
72%
American
6%
1-16
3-
25c
Climax,
3-10
(quar.>
1-17
50c
(quar.)
Metal
3-10
preferred (quar.)
5%
2nd preferred (quar.)
5.12%
preferred (quar.)
4.96%
preferred
American
4
5
1
37V2c
;
inc.
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
3
2-3
45c
(quar.)
1
5.10%
Texas
2-17
(quar.)
2-
Inc.—
Products
Home
1
(quar.)
4.90%
3-14
Furniture
1
preferred
1
2-28
65c
gains)
4-
2nd
3-
25c
Securities—
invest,
capital
4-
preferred
37 %c
(ouar.)
Co.
European
from
from
4-
4.72%
United
4%
American
$1.06%
preferred
3-17
87Vac
(quar.)_
$1.12 72
iquar.i
1
2-15
1
$1.02 7a
(quar.)
1
1
2-
5%
(quar.)
preferred
3-
2-
1
2-15
American-Marietta
preferred
1
1-
(initial)
common
1
2-15
10c
4-
18c
New
2-
3-
1
1
28c
4-
1-31
(quar.)
Chain & Cable (quar.)
Equitable Assurance—
American
2-15
(quar.)
3174C
4-
25c
(quar.)
7
3-15
40c
(quar.)
2-10
Corp.—
$1.2772
Gas
3
3-10
2-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
C
preferred
$1.12 72
Co.
Holland
30c
(quar.)
Transmission—
2-
3y2c
Co.
Can
Cement
preferred
preferred
4.65%
1-27
Annual
Rohm
$1.25
American
preferred
2-15
Pyramid
Reed
American
6
American
57i%
84c
preferred
572 %
American
6
2-
1
5.40%
15c
preferred A (quar.)_:
Ranco,
6
2-
1
1
3
1-27
Oil
Stock
2-
1
3-
2-
2-15
2-15
Service
574%
3-15
3-
41 Vic
(quar.)
1-20
4
2-
income
net
28 Vac
33c
1
3-
200%
,
common
Shares
Business
2-
1
26c
Common
5%
From
1-12
1
2-
10c
Inc.,
2-15
3-
preferred
preferred
3.35%
Pure
2-15
of New Hampshire—
Co.
3-15
c
2-
-
12V2C
common
Corp.
Airlines,
2-15
preferred
3
(quar.)
Common
Public
2-
$1 20
IT
3-31
43%
1-27
J56c
preferred (quar.)
American Book Co.
(quar.)
$1.04
$1.25
(quar.)
Protective Life Insurance Co. (Birmingham)—
Quarterly
;
Public
3
15c
(quar.)
American
on
$1.08
4.64%
3
2-15
JL
(quar.)
2-24
2-14
J25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
iquar. 1
,25c
Lithographers (quar.)
Progress Mfg., $1.25 conv. preferreo
3-10
1-27
2-28
30c
93%c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Petroleum
(quar.)
4.60%
3-17
2-15
Process
30c
2-15
2-17
9c
Extra
dividend
preferred
B
2nd
2-22
___
2-17
1
2-10
20c
3»/2%
V-—
common
preferred
3
3174 c
;T
.
3-11
Stock
A
4.10%
2-10
(quar.)—..
Co.
3-
1
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Co.
Company
3-31
3-31
;
Chemical,
Co.,
4.25%
2-15
3-
(quar.)
1-17
8
preferred
Common
1-20
40c
(quar.)
& S.)
Princeton
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
(H.
$1.25
American
8
3-
Amalgamated Sugar—
preferred
Tennessee
2-17
3-1
12 7aC
common
(quar.)preferred (quar.)
&
1-31
3-10
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Coke
preferred
$4.80
Fogue
Corp.
Gas,
Co.,
preferred
$1.60
6%
Natural
convertible
Pioneer
j
Reading
1-20
2-
2-15
Canada, Ltd.—
preferred
5.10%
1-20
25c
(quar.)
&
1-31
56c
(quar.)
1-27
of
preferred
2nd
1
tl5c
(quar.)
4.16%
3
35c
common
Amerada
(special)
America,
4.32%
3-10
10c
Exploration Co.
Plaudler-Permutit, Inc.
(quar.)
1-31
'
Electric
of
Co.
1st
V2%
(72'/4C
2-20
1
75c
Petroleum
7
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Company
Tampa
1-21
35c
(quar.)
&
4.50%
(quar.)
2-
3-
Aluminum
American
Food Services, Inc.—
1st series preferred
Special
2-17
2-
25c
(quar.)
2-24
2-15
2-27
3-20
&
$1.20
2-15
3-
4-10
35c
2-15
3-
4
(quar.)
2-15
2-15
4%.
2-10
12c
1-27
Baer
Swift
3-
2-10
3-10
iN. Y.)-—
Trust
2-15
81.75
;
Gear,
common
Corp.
1
Co.
1-18
3-
8c
:
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
dividend
Stewart-Warner
$3.75
2-24
Inc
1-27
25c
(quar.)
2-15
5%
1-27
35c
Corp.
3-15
$20c
1-27
58 y2 c
(quar.)
40c"
:
2-15
37 "ac
pfd.
Aluminum
(quar.)
2-15
25c
__
1-20
Ltd.
2-15
25c
75c
6c
(quai\)___
Foods
50c
2-15
12 y2c
(quar.)
1
Fuller, common (quar.)
7%
1st
preferred (quar.)
Sunray-Mid-Continent Oil, common (quar.)_
4 72%
preferred A (quar.)—
5Va% 2nd preferred 1955 series (quar.)___
25c
___.
2-
(quar.)
Y.) —
Bank &
National
Stock
Peterson, Howell & Heather—
Class
Corp.
(Albany, N.
Sterling
3-13
3-31
75c
divideird
Sterling Investment Fund,
37'2c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
&
•
21V2C
.
Sand
Co.
Warner
.
3-13
Aluminium,
87 Vac
3174 c
(quar. i
Machine
3-31
Alterman
12 «/2C
(quar,)
2-15
.
Alpha Beta Food Markets
.
3-17
—
(quar.)
2-10
30c
Ltd.
Corp.
2-16
9
3
=^r_
2-
1
4-
50c
(quar.)
1
3■
2-14
Railway—
Bay
(quar.)
3-30
.
California
3-13
1
3-31
Radio
Inc.
Inc.
4-
2%
:
Corp
of
Co.
31V4C
(quar.)
Glass
3-
Allied
2%
Radio,
Bank
2-10
3-1
3-
1
(quar.)
Control,
Mills,
$1.12 y4
—
tquar.)
Forgings
Stace
35c
(quar.)^__i
(quar.)
preferred
5%
preferred
Stanley
(111.)
Bank
30c
(quar.)
4.68%
Co.
6
27 V4C
Industries
Co.,
2
2-
6%
7
3
3-24
$1.37Va
i$1.56V4
6%% pfd. A (quar.)
Hfudson
&
2-
2-28
3-
(quar.)
Allied
divid.)
(stock
-
28 '/8c
:
(quar.)
A
8-15
Central
Common
Allied
_—
common
Oil
Stix,
(increased-quar.)
Gas
2-
2-24
3772c
(quar.)
Corp.
2-17
Brands,
Standard
1-31
31 y»c
i
of America,
preferred
2-15
3174C
(quar.)
Packaging Corp.
c
+3c
Ltd.-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
$1.05
common
Marine
Standard
Stock
(quar.)
1st
5-15
25c
___
(quar.)
Standard
1-31
10c
_
2-15
20c
^
(quar.)
1st
$3.50
2-15
35c
6172
(quar.)
Algoma
6-15
1-31
1-16
40c
(quar.)
Alberta Gas Trunk Line,
(class A and
this time)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
preferred A
2-15
1
1
15c
(quar.)
common
2-15-
1-21
3-
2-
J%
•
(quar.)—
Corp.,
3-15
at
317tc
preferred
preferred
5%
preferred
Rand
Springfield
Co.—
preferred
5%
4.20%
4Va%
Mfg.
Gas
3-15
_______
(quar.)
omitted
Co.,
$5.50
15c
(quar.)
25c
Inc.
System,
payments
Spencer Chemical
Sperry
30c
(quar.)
4.50%
preferred
Freight
B
Brass
2-15
tl7c
12V2C
(quar.)
(stock dividend)—1
70c
________
(quar.)
2-15
2-10
Products
25c
(quar.)
non-cum.
—
Investment,
4.80%
5%
1
(quar.)
non-cum.
(quar.)
Electric
3-
preferred (quar.)
Railway, common
5%
1—
Lines
:
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred
.$0.2656 V4
47»%
5%
(quar.)
common
Corp.
Alabama
3
(s-a)
Products
River
Gas.
preferred A (quar.)
4.92% preferred E (quar.)
Onyx Chemical (quar.)
Marine
Akron
2-10
3
(quar.)—-—.
4%%:
Outboard
2-10
1
Southern
1
$0,072
Oklahoma
1
3-
2-
25c
40c
preferred (s-a)
Oklahoma, Mississippi
3-
2-
21c
Products
25c
1
$1.43
Okanagan Telephone Co., common
Air
34c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.) ——________
1
$1.43%-
Control
2-10
3-
—
_
pfd.
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores
1
3-
(quar.)
6%
Adirondack
1-17
3-
30c
(quar.)
F.),
1-17
1-31
27 y2c
—
$1.12 72
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pharmacal
(Charles
Noyes
3-30
(increased)__
common
2-28
Air
(increased-quar.)
(initial)
Industries
$1
.
.
Payable of Rec.
Share
75c
(quar.)
B
Holders
When
Per
Name 0} Company
47)
2-17
4-25 *
$45c
(quar.)
Natural
preferred
preferred
5.75%
class
Development,
Monday, January 30, 1961
.
:
Payable of Rec.
5.44%
2-17.
3-30
40c
—
——
Bancorporation,
Northwest
,
Ltd.
Utilities,
Share
.
(quar.)
Common
-tlOc
Northland
A
■
,
Southern California Water3-20
58c
4.40%
Texas
Class
Service—
Public
Indiana
$1
$1
Co., $4 preferred (quar.)
Northeastern Water
Company
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name Of Company
.
.
'
1-16
New
2-
1-18
Behien
1
Aircraft
Corp.—
common
Mfg.
Co.
(initial
quar.)
(quar.)__.
15c
.____—20c
1
Volume
193
"Number 6025
The
Per
Name of
Company
Belding-Corticelli.
Bell
&
Howell
4'A%
Co.,
preferred
4%%-
Iron
Beneficial
•
.
<
>
•.
.
7%'pfd
1
10c
:
•
(quar.)_i____"
Works
2-
3-
1
1
2-17
(quar.)
.
50c
3-
1
2-
$1.18%
____
i
2-17
3-
12-31
1
2-17
-
5%
1-31
1-13
Best & Company
(quar.)
50c
2-15
1-25
Bigelow-Sanford
Inc.,
1
$4.50
2-15
Bros.
Blue
414 %
Tobacco,
pref.
pfd.
$1.12'A
(quar.)
3-
30c
2-15
75c
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
3-31
1-31
'
3-18
Ridge Mutual Fund—
(10c from
Brooks,
Boise
income
and
51c
61c
Corp..
V
(quar.) "_
E'dison
4.25%
Co., common
preferred (quar.)__
4.78%
preferred
Bourjois, Inc.
Brach
(E.
Sons
Co.,
Traction,
Common
Bridge
&
$2.90
preferred
British
(Less
6
2-
1
3-13
Broad
2-
1
2-
1
"1-10
2-
1
4-
1
3-
3
2-
Ltd.,
tax
1-12
UOc
3-
1
receipts
Trust
Co.
$3.80
3-
1
$12'Ac
2-
•
1
10%
—
Taunton
(Phila.)
Brown
Shoe
Co.
5%
3-
3
10c
Colonial
3-
1
87'Ac
3-
1
Colorado
6
$4.25
3-1
3-15
2-15
4.25%
Co.
preferred
preferred
Locks
B
12c
2-28
2-14
_
.
Ky.)
2-
1
1-20
Concord
2-
1
1-20
Concord
Natural
2-10
2-10
$12'Ac
1-
4
2-
$•1
4
1-16
1
4-
6
7-
6
$12'Ac
10-
6
31c
2-15
2-
1
$3.50
1-31
Conduits
(s-a)
5c
(quar.)
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
75c
Power, $3 pfd. (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)___
1
1-13
2-15
2-
31'Ac
1-20
1-17
1-20
2-
3-10
2-15
2-
1
2-
1
1
25c
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
2-
1
1-17
2-
1
12-27
~50c
(quar.)_
$1.16
2-
1
2-
1
1-30
2-
2-
1
2-
1-16
2
2
Consolidated
2-
1
1-
5
2-
1
1-
5
Farmers
2-
1
1-
5
New
51'Ac
2-
1
1-
5
2-
1
1-
5
10c
4-
1
3-20
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
31'Ac
2-
1
1-
2
33c
2-
1
1-
2
Canada
10c
4-
1
3-20
Fedders
35c
2-
1
1-20
Federal
10c
2-15
2-
1
Federal
5%
2-15
2-
1
—
(Fla.)
A
:—
common
$15c
class A
Ltd.,
3-
2-10
Consolidated Water Power & Paper
Consumers Glass, Ltd.
(quar.)
$15c
;
Consolidated "Natural
2-15
1-31
Consumers Power Co.,
2-15
1-31
$75c
(s-a)
4-
Class
B
(s-a)
Ry.
of
preference
Pacific
(S-a)
:
Central
$2.75
Central
&
Light,
com.
&
E.)
(quar.)
Co.
Inc.
Natural
Central
pfd.
&
2-
1
1-10
Continental
Steel
1
1-10
Continental
(stock
Louisiana
pref.
$1.50
2-28
1-
1-31
1-19
2-15
2-
1
Crouse
2-
1
1-
6
Crowley Milner & Co.'
2-15
2-
1
2-16
2-
6
Crown
Cork
2-
1
1-20
Crown
Cork
2-10
1-20
>
2-10
1-20
County
Trust
Hinds
Class
A
&
preferred
preferred
1-31
1-
4
7%
preferred
30c
1-31
(Cleveland)
2-15
2-
25'Ac
1-19
1-31
2-
$1
(quar.)__
1
1
1-14
$1.05
1
1-19
2-
1
2-
1
1-
Inc.
Estate
Central
Shares
Soya
Cerro
de
Chain
Co.
Store
(from
Trust
capital
gains).
27'Ac
(quar.)
(stock
Pasco
Estate
Real
2-15
Champlin
Oil
$3 nonv
Chase
&
Refining,
oreferred
Manhattan
Cherry-Burrell Corp.)
4%
preferred
common
(1946
(quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal RR.—
.'4%
preferred
Cincinnati.
New
-5%
pre/erred
',5%
preferred
5%
(s-a)
1st
N.
>"
1-
6
4-
3-31
3-14
3-29
3-
3-31
3-10
Trust
Dial
2-15
$1.50
Dickey
2-
1
From
..2-15
,'$1.25
~: 6-
1
$1.25
9-
1
$1.70
3-15
1
2-
1-31
Stock
1
3-15
3-
2-
1
1
1-
1
From
r.et
Class A and class B
1-12
12-30
1-15
First National Bank
First National Bank
(Erie. Pa.)
First National
1-27
1-10
1-26
50c
3-15
2-15
3-31
3-16
$1.75
3-31
3-16
7-
3
6-15
$1.75
9-29
9-15
40c
3-21
3-
$1
2-
1
(quar.)
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
(quar.)
___
1-10
2-
1
1-11
2-15
1-27
30c
—
l'Ac
Shares,
(Quarterly
First
2-
1
1-16
2-
7
1-16
8-15
4-
7
710-
2-15
$1.56
preferred
1-
25C
3-
3
3-
3
$2
(quar.)
3-
Fund
3
2>■
(quar.)—
(75c
from
realized
2-
City National
-Increased
Bank
Stores
share
City
'
for
have
each
100
$1.40
t___ —
(quar.)_
—____
of
Co. (Bridgeport, Conn.)-^
dividend
:
65c
15c
L_
receiving
shares held.
option
1
1-20
(Gloversville)—
(reduced).;___
-Shareholders
.
Trust
semi-annually).
City Products Corp.
City
&
2-
First
Firth
2-
1
3-31
2-15 '
1-23
*
Dominion
Bridge.
Dominion
Oilcloth
Dominion
1-20
one
2-15
1-27
2-
7
-
1
1-
2-
1
2-10 1
3-
9
1-31
2-25
8'Ac
Steel
Dominion
Tar
Common
2%
2-
1
1-16
$1 pref.
&
<Sr
Coal
Ltd.
(quar.)__—
25c
2-
1
1-20
25c
2-
1
1-25
5%
2-
8
2-23
(Greenfield,
Y.)
(N.
—
2%
—
quar.)
Bond
Bankshares
Corp
1-
6
1-31
12-21
2-
12'Ac
12-31
1
$5
2-
1
2-
1
1-16
1-16
2-15
1-31
$1.75
2-
6
1-20
$2
2-
1
1-10
40c
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
pfd. (accum.)
3-14
2-24
20c
2-
1
1-17
(quar.)———
93 %c
2-
1
1-16
Machine, class A (quar.)
12'Ac
2-
1
1-20
12'Ac
2-
1
1-20
75c
3-
1
15c
2-15
1-31
3-
2-10
15c
,
'
preferred
B
Gear &
Chemical—
(quar.)
Motor Co.
(quar.)
1
1-
3-
1
2-15
2-15
2-
4-
(subject
on
Jan.
Corp.
(initial
(from
1-30
12-30 i
1-31
1-17
A
A
1
1-31
1-30
1-16
15c
1-31
1-13
(monthly)
Gamble-Skogmo,
-4V4%
1-20
4%-
t$1.25
3-
1
2-10 :
120c
2"
7
1-13
130c
1-31
1-10
2r
1
1-14
1
12-30
1-31
1-15
8c
2-28
2-15
8c
3-31
3-15
30c
1-31
$1
2-
1
1-14
$1
2-1
1-11
60c
115C
2-
137'Ac
'
1
Inc.
.
—
r
(quar.)^—
——
Industries, Inc.:—;*•
conv.- preferred
(quar.)^^_——
preferred
Gas Service Co.
5-
1
4-
r
3-
1
General
60c
1
4-
i
1-3
120c
125c
-
2-15
1-31
1-20
3-
$1
29c
.
8c
;
.
60c
«.
60c
.
.
CO;,
2-15
50c
SI
(quar.U—————
(quar.)
—_—
.
43c
2-
1
3-
56 %c
common--(quar.)
1
2-
8
2-
1
1-13
3-10
"
115c
2-21
2-28
17'Ac
(quar.)_
capital gains),
(monthly )-—_—
A
110c
(quar.)
1—-—
3-
10c
*
.
Gar Wood
'
(quar.)
1-20
3.578%
monthly-)—:
(increased
Class
Gardner-Denver
M
1-13
1
of
:—
quar.)
preferred
4%
Class
117'Ac
2-15
1-31
2-
Futterman Corp.—
gains
———
approval
to
(quar.)_——
Trailer Co.,
Fruehauf
1
-
31_
i
Fundamental Investors
3-20
3
——
Restaurants
Company
Frouge
9
2-
50c
25C
———
_;
dividend
Stock
Frisch's
1
12 'Ac
1-30
1
Franklin National Bank (Long Island, N. Y.)
12-30
2-
17'Ac
Company
-
ordinary
common
1-25
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred (s-a).
Class
capital
from
1-19
1
2-
30c
—
Mortgage
&
2-17
'
(Morristown, N. J.)
Enterprises (quar.)
(increased)
Franklin Life Insurance Co. (Springfield, 111.)
;
Ltd.—
..
com.
(quar.)—*——
n2._—:
Chemical.
1-20
1-20
—
Machinery &
Foxboro
25c
—
—
(quar.)
(increased)
1
1
Forest City
6
2'Ac
r
39c
Linoleum,
—
2-
2-
Markets, 4%
Quarterly
37'Ac
(quar.)—
(monthly)——
Ltd.,
Steel
3
1-10
2-16
$1.25
—
Trust
&
City ?3ank
stockholders
investment income)—
12c
1-25
1-
80c
Sterling
Class
Ford
1-16
2-
27c
—
1
1
—
——
Wisconsin
3%%
Frlto
-
22-
—
dividend—
Foote Bros.
(Del.)-—
income——__l—
&
(quar.)
9
75c
—
Bank
Increased..
Fund, Inc.
Ltd.
Fabrics,
pref.
Dominion
Trust
Stock
2nd
1-
(quar.)
Security
Florida
3-17
35c
Dominion & Anglo Investment—
5% preferred (quar.
—
3-15
-
Y.)
N. J.)
N;
—
dividend
Food Giant
1-23
6
6%
-
—-—.—
and
(Waterloo,
Inc.. 7%
pfd.
551 Fifth Avenue (N. Y.), 6%
6
40c
(quar.)
long-term
in. 1960
1
$1
1-20
3-30
87c
,
9
2-
*
(quar.)
City National Bank & Trust-Co.. (Chicago)—
75c
1-
—
participating preferred (quar.)—.—
First Trust Co. of Albany (s-a)
6
2-
37'Ac
(quar. )__*__
net
1
Y.)—
5%
"
City Investing Co.
(quar.)
N.
(West Orange,
—
(Increased
First
6
2-
70c
common
'
1-16
2-
Y.) —
10%
Bank
National
Stock
Food
(quar.)
Inc.—
1-20
1
30c
First National Iron Bank
3
1-30
25c
(quar.)
Dome Mines, Ltd.
Dominick
1-10
2-
1-30
1-31
1-31
50c
.
12c
2-15
1
Pa.) —
of N. Y.
(Yonkers,
Bank
National
Stock
First
2
30c
1-13
1
semi-annually
Mass.)
Inc.—
from net
National
National
Extra
3
6
7
2-
1
$2.50
(s-a)_
N.
(Norristown,
Bank
Semi-annual
3
7-
1
2-
1-30
dividend
Increased
First
Fund—
Dodge Mfg. Co., common
5-15
■
4-
10-
3-
50%
(quar.)
Falls,
(Glens
Bank
National
Stock
3
l'Ac
—-
12-28
2-
(stk. div.)
—
National
1-10
$1.25
__
12-28
1
60c
Bank
Baltimore
(Increased-quar.)
3-10
$1.75
(quar.)
of
First National City Bank
First
1
1
2-
60c
National
Extra
First
1-13
4-
Bank
Quarterly
2-16
J75c
(quar.)
1-23
2-
5%
(Cortland, N. Y.)
1-20
1
2-15
10c
1
1-31
4
1-23
7'Ac
Quarterly—
First Investors Corp.—
1
2-
1-
1
8.7%
(stock dividend)
1-31
2-17
8
6
2-
56'Ac
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
2-
2-16
3-
2-
25c
General Corp.,
Federation
3-20
75c
gains)—
(Newark, N. J.) (quar.)
(2 shs. for each 23 held)-
2-
15c
gains_%
investment
2-10
First Camden National Bank & Trust (N. J.)—
6
25c
——
Investment
capital
preferred A
Financial
1-12
2-
$2.25
(from
dividend
Financial
1-13
25c
Dominguez Oil Fields
__
4-
2-15
7'Ac
(quar.)
Growth Stock
1-13
3-28
65c
Fidelity Union Trust
First
(quar.)—
Dobbs Houses, Inc..
.___
Fidelity Fund
11'Ac
(quar.)
interim)
capital
Diversified
1-20
Co.
semi-annual)
1-13
2-21
40c
(quar.)
S.) Clay Mfg.
Ltd.—
Diversified
1-13
3-1
$1.25
1-31
10c
(quar.)
i
1-31
1-31
of Delaware—
3-15
25c
(W.
Ordinary
2-15
5c
(s-a)
3-10
50c
;—
lc
Corp.
10c
$1.13
T
National Corp.,
Distillers,
2-17
35c
27C
(monthly)-
(quar.)
(monthly)
(quar.)—
preferred
Dividend
$2
Fruit
2-17
B
V
$2
Finance
Diamond
1
12'Ac
&
Di Giorgio
1
8
.
Co.
1-18
3-
—
8
$1.06
Tunnel
& Raynolds
J.)
8
Liquidating
Devoe
N.
3-
i
preferred
common
stock
Canada
1-18
1
2-
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
&
1-18
1
2-
2-
tl5c
(quar.)_____
Fund—
debenture
1
2-
3-20
(quar.)
preferred
Voting
2-
$25c
1
2-20
Detroit, Hilldale & South West RR.—
7
d
—.
_i.
l_
(incr.
1
1
37'Ac
.
Bank
J.)
3-
2-
5-1
Pacific Ry.
l__
(quar.)
National
(Ridgewood.
3-20
8%
Mfg.
A
Detroit
3
40c
.*.—/
"__—i—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Citizens
"
Orleans & Texas
1-26
2-
30c
J
(quar.)'——
com.
1-31
2-15
$1.50
(quar.)
Electric,
1-26
87'Ac
Burlington & Quincy RR._.
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (quar.)
&
1-26
87'Ac
...
—
Chicago,
Gas
1-31
1-31
$1
T
conv.
Cincinnati
1-13
30c
(quar.)
conv;
Inc.
2-15
$1
.3)4%
Enquirer,
1
2-15
$1
____
l3l4%
Cincinnati
1-10
3-
10c
.__
4% preferred (1947 series) (quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. (Va.)
(quar.)
2-1
62'Ac
—
(quar.)—___—
series)
1-20
75c
(increased quar.)
1-20
25c
(quar.I_
common
(quar.)
Bank
1
50c--—2-1
Class
1-31
2-20
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Power & Light (increased quar.)__
Dennison
1
lc
Delaware
1-16
2-
$1.75
1-27
2-10
6%
dividend)——
Trust
(quar.)
Corp.
3
2-14
3-
1-14
1-14
lc
—
Century
2-28
$35c
(quar.)
of Md.
Federated
3-
$35c
Mortgage Asso.
Deposit Co.
1
30c
(quar.)
(Newark,
1
3-15
25c
Co.
22-
15c
both class A and class B
Insurance
3-15
20c
(quar.)——
Grain, Ltd., class A & class B (quar.)
on
1
1-20
Syracuse,
(quar.)
preference
1-20
4-
25c
Corp.
Federal Resources Corp.
16c
—
Income
12-31
6
6
lc
—
Quarterly
Delaware
1-25
22-
$3
Insurance
(quar.)_.
1-31
17'Ac
(quar.)—-.
Corp.
1-16
3-15
7'Ac
Compress & Warehouse
&
l'Ac
DeMun
1
1
6C
Corp.
National
—
_—
pfd.
$4
5%
24-
(monthly)-;
(monthly)
(quar.)
Water,
1-20
40c
30c
(quar.)
(initial)
Ltd
1
A
(quar.)
preferred
Daystrom,
1-19
41c
414%
Davenport
1-31
2-
B
—
Light,
preferred
2-15
1-13
Class
1-19
2-
&
Power
$4.24
1-14
1
3 7,'Ac
(quar.)
1
2-
35c
(quar.)
2-
35c
(quar.)_
Dallas
2-10
15c
Caster
Federal
First
1
1
Class
93 %c
1
Cunningham Drug Stores
2-15
2-28
50c
(quar.)__
(increased quar.)
2-
1
3-
$1.50
preferred
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings
1-12
1-10
1
3-
25c
$1.12'A
._
1-12
1-31
2-
50c
Class
(quar.)
25C
(quar.)
1
1
3
(quar.)
5%
12-31
32-
5%
3
(quar.)
Corp.—
(quar.)
7%
1-31
5%
3-
Ltd.
7%
7%
6
1-16
2-21
Ltd.—
York
Fidelity
7
$1.75
Cuban-American Sugar,
6
1-30
3-10
3-
25c
1-
1-20
35c
1
(quar.)
1-
2-10
10c
Traders Life
&
25c
Inc., $2 pfd.
Co.,
1-31
4%
—
1
J
International
1-31
5-20
(quar.)
1-16
5%
(quar.)
Co.,
Seal
6-10
25c
30c
(quar.)
& Seal
Cork
Crown
1-17
20c
4-
—
Co.
1-30
4-
•__—
Plains, N. Y.)
(White
2-15
l'A %
(quar.)
2-
,J 2-28
10c
dividend
Stock
1
$1.13
Corp
25c
(quar.)
pfd.
5
2-15
3-
(monthly)
(increased)-
Ltd.
Mortgage,
Beverage
25c
Corp., $1.40 pref. A (quar.)
preferred
B
Cott
$1.05
(quar.)
com.
Light, 4%
preferred
Securities
1-17
1
A
(quar.)
(s-a)
Stores
2-15
3-
(quar.)
Class
——
preferred (s-a)
(initial)
1
conv.
Coronation
68 %c
& South West Corp.
Power &
$1.40
1
;
(quar.)
National Bank
60c
1-16
13 %c
dividend)
common
Electric,
preferred
Coral
2-10
$1.25
$1.18%
p^d.
3
Lines
Exploration, Ltd.
Ridg.e Properties—
Cornet
1
4c
Federal
6
15c
Corp.
1
25c
Electric Corp.
&
2-28
3-
1-20
—
Conwest
12-30
12-30
2-
25c
:______
Gas,
3-15
1-31
1-31
c
1-15
25c
3-
(reduced)——-—
(quar.)_
Transport
2-28
1-15
1
1
Corp.
3-15
1-15
1
2-
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-
5c
„__
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
10c
(initial-quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
4.20%
Central
Motors
$3.75
1
2-
2-20
Investment
Continental
2-
$1.50
tl2'Ac
Mines
Extra
Engineering—______
37c
(increased)
(quar.)__
common
Hudson Gas
Central
Central
Continental
2-28
&
50c
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Extra
1-13
2-15
'2-22
65c
—
Reduced
5c
(quar.)
Gas,
Charge Service
4.50%
12-31
1
Aviation
1-25
2-15
2-15
$1.12'A
—
Continental Can Co., common
$75c
:
_
Corp.,
Central
12-31
1
Continental
$20c
(from ordinary income)
(quar.)
preferred
Central
1
4-
$8c
■___
Caterpillar Tractor, common (quar.)_
4.20% preferred (quar.)_i
5%
2-
\ 2-
$93%
._
(quar.)_:
Ry.
Products,
Celotex
3
1-13
$30c
(final)
Ltd.
Fund,
Ltd.
Power
Cascade
3
3-
1
$25c
Securities, class A
Investment
Carpenter" (L.
Carter
3-
1
2-
$25c
Corp.
Carolina
1
4-
$$1.25
Capital Shares, Inc.,
Carlisle
4-
1-
2-27
..
$20c
(quar.)
$37'Ac
;
Canadian
preferred
$45c
(quar.)
Canadian Industries, Ltd., common
7(4%
preferred
(quar.)
Oil,
$4.52
$42'Ac
(quar.)
:
(quar.)
Canadian General
Canadian
$4.50
3
1
$1.04
(quar.)
3
3-
$25c
Commerce
:
Canadian
preferred
3-
4-1
1
35c
(quar.)
$1.50
(s-a)
Extra
Class B
preferred
$12'Ac
:
Southern
Canadian Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Bronze, Ltd., common
5%
1
$1.30
—
(quar;),—_
common
$4.16
$75c
Extra
Canadian Bank
1
1
57'Ac
Gas
(quar.)
2-
3-15
Quarterly
shares or cash)
Cor(increased)—
1-27
2-20
$12'Ac
Canada
capital gains in
2-28
3-20
1-6
3-15
(quar.)_.
Fate-Root-Heath Co. (quar.)
(distribution
$25c
1
2-
$1.25
Trust
6
3-15
(Bangor, Me.)
Products,
6%
Bros,
$1.40
(quar.)
Investment
6
Extra
Y.)—
$32'Ac
(quar.)
Packers
(N.
$15c
Foils, Ltd.,
Class
Canada
Co.
1-
1-
Company,
Faultless
.
Ltd
Farmer
3-15
47'Ac
pfd. (quar.)
Consolidated Development Corp.
Stock dividend
2
1
1
(quar.)
Uranium
Faraday
3-31
:_
1-
2-
$37'Ac
common
Brewing,
55c
1-
1-16
2-
6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Fairfield County Trust (Stamford)
(quar.)
of
(quar.)_____
1-
3-17
$1.50
(quar.)
'
1
Sugar,
1
Fairbanks
51c
1
1
1
2-15
3-17
4-
J25c
Capwell Co.
Evans Rule Co.
1-11
2-15
(quar.)
1
Dominion
2-28
1
1
$1.75
(accum.)
(quar.)
50c
2-
&
3-15
24-
$2
A
100%
2-
Canada
2-28
10c
(quar.)
Heating
Falstaff
(quar.)
from
-
25c
pfd. A
$7
Banking Co.
&
Class
2-15
35c
approval
40 cents preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Dearborn Corp.
1-13
1
IOC
$20c
to
2-
1-31
3-17
7'Ac
:
Englehard Industries (stock dividend)Equitable Trust Co. (Bait.) (stock dividend)
Equity Corp., $2 preferred (quar.)
Insurance—
31c
50c
3-
&
preferred
Enamel
(Louisville,
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)_
3-15
(quar.)—
Emporium
12-27
$1.12'A
34c
common
2-20
$$1.75
(quar.)
Empire National Corp. (stock dividend)
Empire State Oil (s-a)
Empire Trust Co. (N. Y.) (stock dividend)
Employers Group Assoc. (quar.)
12-27
$1.31'A
*
(quar.)
iquar.)
1-12
3-10
-
(quar.)
Electrographic Corp. (quar.)
Empire District Electric, 5%
4%% preferred (quar.)
1-16
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Cement, Ltd.,
1
31'AC
(quar.)—;
preferred
6%
1-16
2-
A
4%%
1-16
(quar.)
Consolidated
1
$1.16
March)
Edison
Trust
Ekco Products Co.,
12-30
2-15
6c
prefer led
preferred
1-30
$1.06
__.
preferred
preferred-(quar.)
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)_=
2-
25c
(quar.)__
Quarterly ;
Eddy Paper, Ltd.
20c
$1.24
$1.32
3-31
2%
1
(quar.)
preferred
1-16
10c
(accum.)
2-15
(quar.)—
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
Connohio, Inc., 40 cents pfd.
$5
series)
Corp.,
2-
■
$1.20
(quar.)
■
25c
dividend
Eastern
Electric—
(Subject
preferred
States
$6 preferred B
1-17
r
Life
in
preferred
1
60c
class A
Ltd.
preferred
$2.05
$1
2-
2'A%
A
General
preferred
1-31
*
(quar.)_
Assn., common
(quar.)_
31'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)____
dividend
$2.04
1-13
$1.06'A
Connecticut Light & Power, $1.90
$2
Racing
Class
Insurance
Gas,
stockholders
12-31
$1.75
(quar.)_
Stock
18c
•
Industries
27'Ac
(quar.)
National,
capital gains),:
(1956
Eastern
1-20
2-1
(Jersey City, N. J.)—
2'A for 1 stk. split
Life
preferred
Connecticut
1-31
1
2-
$1.25
(increased quar.)—
5'A%
-
13c
Kootenay Power, Ltd.—
7% preferred (accum.)
1-31
$1.50
Fund, Inc
25c
40c
and
Corp.—
Eastern
(quar.)
preferred
2-15
2-24
East
Stock
preferred
5.25%
1
income
(increased quar.)
preferred
Eastern
Edison, common
preferred (quar.)
3-
investment
realized
common
5%
'■
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
net
net
Duro-Test
3-15
3-10
10c
Ohio
Co.
1-
1-
New
1-23
.
(quar.)
Trust
3-20
3
'
3-10
5%;
..
.
(initial-quar.)
Commercial
6 Va %
(final)
expenses
1-10
(quar.)
Paper,
1
30c
com.
1-10
1-31
(quar.)
45 c
(quar.)
Telephone,
1-31
$$1
(quar.)
preferred
1
7-29
&
3-31
$$1
dividend)
70c
common
87'Ac
(quar.)_____
4.64%
participating preferred
2-15
15c
...
..
.
Co.—
$1.25
Southern
&
and
Dun & Bradstreet—
1-23
30c
(quar.)
4-
4-27
Water
(stock
ordinary
tax
Dubois Chemicals, Inc.
(quar.)
Ducommun Metals & Supply Co.
1-23
Corp.—
Carbon
2-
10-27
Packing
Gas.
95c
$12'Ac
California Electric
®ar.)
(qv.ar.)
System, Inc.
preferred
from
from
2-10
1-31
income
'
Pictures
Class
Common
$1.30
6
2-10
-
,
&
Gas
Ltd.,
Holder»
Payable of JRec.
"
______
Power
30c
(quar.)
(A. M.) Co.,
Oil
Columbus
12-30
Common
Canada
3-
1-31
5%
8c
Common
2-15
1-
3-15
5%
;_
Burry Biscuit Corp.
(quar.)
Butterfly Hosiery, 7% preferred
5c
;___
Stockholders approve a
(quar.);
Bullock's, Inc., 4% pfd.
Burns
Company, Ltd._.
'
class A (accum.)
.
Fund—
Columbia
2-23
60c
;
California
50c
—
Co., common
Central
Co.,
British
depositary, equal to approximately
$0.10 per depositary share).
- ■**'
Dreyfus Fund, Inc
1-20
1
"''Monthly
Gas—
Extra
California
4-
(From investment income)
of
approval
(Phila.) (increased-quar.)
Buckeye Steel Castings (reduced)
Bucks County Bank & Trust
(Pa.)
(s-a)
7%
2-15
___!
(1947 & 1956 series)
Combined
Bryn-Mawr Trust
Byers
45 c
(quar.)__
•_.
dividend—
Colorado
&
When
Share
•
for
(5c
(initial)
Finance—
pfd.
6%
(quar.)
to
Stock
Colonial
4.65%
(final)
(quar.)
Union Gas
guaranteed
■
dividend
Company
Long
(Less
1-20
(quar.)
Colonial Acceptance Corp.,
Colonial Corp. of America
for
expenses
ordinary
(subject
preferred
regular
Chemical
Columbian
stockholders at the annual meeting)
Brooklyn
1-20
1-31
$1.12'A
preferred
(quar.)
Colhngwood Terminals, Ltd.; common
7% non-cum. preferred
2-15
Ltd.—
(final)
and
12-16
$72'Ac
;_
ordinary
income
7%
Columbia
(quar.)_
com.
Products,
1
2-15
4%
Ltd.—
Power,
(Canada)
dividend
Brockton
1-31
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)-
guaranteed
Stock
1-10
2-15
$25c
&
(quar.)____
deposit
Street
Stock
$5.60
$1.25
special
Click
•*"
Name of
~
Illuminating,
11
Per
"'
Dorman
(s-a
4%
<
1-10
2-1
depositary, payment will amount to ap•\ proximately $0,038 per depositary share).
American
Electric
preferred
HolderI
Payable of Rec,
Louis
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
1-13
1
31c
.
[
British
1-
4-
$1.19
(quar.)
stock dividend
Columbia Forest
Quarterly
British Oxygen,
3
.$1.06
I
..
Light
Co.
1-31
2-
75c
(resumed)
Tank
2-15
10c
12-20
15c
&
Brazilian
1-26
6
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Milton)
Bradley
3-
87'Ac
.
(quar.)
J.).
2-24
15c
12'Ac
Borg-Warner Corp., common (quar.)
314% preferred (quar.)
Boston
St.
&
$3.50
shs.
American
(increased quar.)
Inc.
Cascade
Share
Chicago
(quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive
investment
net
from security profits)
Blyvooruitzicht Gold Mining,
Bobbie
preferred
Cleveland
1-13
12'Ac
6%
Cincinnati,
Railway, common
When
Per
,
-
Cleveland,
*
Corp.
(quar.)
Bloch
Name of Company
v
Payable of Rec.
$17'Ac
$1.06'A
■
(499)
Holdert
When
Share
■
(quar.)
(quar.)___
common
(quar.)
preferred
Belmont
•
Ltd..
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Acceptance
Corp.,
com.
preferred (quar,)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)——1
conv. preferred
(quar.):
conv; preferred
(quar.)
•"
2-15
3-
1
-•
2-
1
v
25c
5-15
5-
1
15C
2-15
2-
1
25c
—
.
2-15
25c
(quar.)^—
3-15
,
-
5-
1
15c
5-15
15c
2-15
2-
1
15c
5-15
5-
1
*
i
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(500)
General Baking Co. (reduced)—.—
General Bronze Corp.— *
Oil
Crude
General
Mills,
General
Inc.
Motors
preferred
$5
Brick
Illinois
Power
4.08%
preferred
1-12
4.20%
2-
1-10
4.26%
preferred
preferred
preferred
30c
4.70%
preferred
1
2-
Public
Steel
Utilities
General
1
1-
9
1
1-
9
2-24
1-27
2-
1
1-
4
2-
29c
t$1.25
(quar.)
General
General
1
1-
6
Telephone Co. of California—
Ltd.,
Wares,
pfd.
5%
(quar.)
22Vic
4Va%
preferred (quar.)
:
General Telepnone Co. of Florida—
$1.30
preferred B
$1.30
preferred
preferred
$1.32
General
$2
preferred
(quar.)
of Indiana—
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Telephone
Co.
of
preferred (quar.)
Waterworks
General
preferred
preferred
—
voting
voting
—
voting
Preferred
A
iquar.)
Extra
Gillette
(quar.)
Cement
Company
(quar.)
—
Glatfelter (P. H.) Co., common
4Vi%
preferred
4%%
(quar.)
preferred
Glickman
Corp.,
1955 series (quar.)
class A (monthly)
Class
A
(monthly)
Class
A
(monthly)
Globe
Envelopes.
Globe
&
Ltd., class a
Republic Insurance Co.
Godfrey Company
(quar.i
W.)
Company
Grace
(W. R.)
Grace
National
Grand
Union
&
dividend).
(quar.)
Atlantic & Pacific Tea
dividend
Stock
Co.
(quar.)
5%
conv.
preferred
Inc
A
Growth
From
Gulf
Mutual
for
$5
Mobile
Ohio
&
Gas
RR.,
preferred
(quar.)_
Fund
(quar.)_
(stock dividend)
(quar.
Sugar
Rinehart
&
Co..
&
Insurance
Y.)
Honolulu Oil Corp
$4.25
Horizon
Hormel
Horn
&
Chemical
preferred
Ball
&
Land
common
(quar.)_l_
Corp.
(stock
(George A.) & Co. (quar.)
Hardart Baking Co.
(quar.)
Quarterly
Horn
&
Home
4%
Hardart
(preferred
Co.
(N.
Y.)
Beneficial
Stock
5%
5%
Huron
&
common
Erie
Fxtra
(quar.)
(quar.)__
1-27
5-26
1-
4
1
1-16
1-16
2-
2-
6
Mortgage,
ccm.
____
Brick
Joy
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Hygrade Food Produots, 4% pfd. A
$% preferred B (quar.)_:____
1-13
1-31
1-17
3-
2-
2%
1
1
$2.81
2-10
1-13
2-10
1-13
3-15
2-24
2-10
1-20
62c
2- 1
2-10
1-10
2- 1
1-18
1-31
1-31
2-15
1-
56ViC
2- 1
1-24
2-1
$1.25
3
1-31
2-1
2-
1-16
12-31
1
3-24
2-28
1
1-10
2-14
93 %c
2-
1
1-18
93 %c
5-
1
4-17
■r-j
1-31- oni-18
2-21
2-
1-30
1-16
35C
(quar.)
25c
50c
i
class B
(payable in class A stock)
2-
1
2-
1
1-14
2-1
1-15
4
2-15
2-
2-
1-3
1
1
3-10
2-23
2-24
2-
6
3-29
3-
1-31
1-13
6-20
3-10
2-20
1
1-28
4-
1
3-18
7.
1
6-17
2-
1
Kerr
Income
1
1-17
2-
1
1-20
l
1-20
$1
2-1
1-13
3-10
2-27
2-20
$1
2-28
2-14
3.24
2-14
2-28
2-28
2-14
1-31
12-31
2-14
150c
4-
3
3-15
}20c
4-
3
1-16
2-
1
1-13
$1
2-
1
1-16
1
1-16
2-13
1
1
2-13
3-
1
2-13
3-
1
2-13
(quar.)
$1.12 Va
3-
1
2-13
Lucky
Co.
?6V4c
(quar.)
25c
2-10
2-28
4-
7
.
2-15
2-
4
5c
3-15
3-
4
20c
1-31
1-17
15c
2-24
2-
(monthly)
(quar.)
(quar.)______
from
9
Steel
&
Kratter
Lucky
2-15
1-31
M
R
Class
B
Class
A
Class
B
Class
A
5%
Macco
Macy
B
A
preferred
4l/4%
4%'
preferred
from
investment
from
net
net
2-
1
1-13
1-20
2-
1
1-
9
2-
1
1-
9
$1/64
3-16
2-
3
125c
3-31
3-16
6-30
6-14
cents
6.55
8.45
&
gains
cents
in¬
on
:
:
Ltd., priority
shares (quar.)
Corp.
shs.
(quar.)
Co.
1
Laura
1
1-
6
2-
1
1-
6
3-
1
2-
6
3-
1
2-
4-
3
4-
3
&
(H.
Jones,
B
1
3-15
2-
1
1-16
Missouri
Missouri
1-19
2-15
20c
1-31
1-31
Shops
&
1-27
-
1-12
1-12
(Pa.)—
40c
(quar.)
+
2-
1
1-
17 V2C
3-
1
2-15
1-31
1-16
3
Co.,
class
(annual)
A
class A
new
(initial)
(Quar.
payment
and
Rubber
&
of
12c
63 Vic
Tire
Lehigh
Corp.
75 ViC
class A
(quar.)
u".
Cement
1-31
15c
1-31
1-18
83/4C
j-31
1-10.*'
(quar.)
9
3-10
30c
2-28
3-
12 VaC
...
1-
2-10
1
Lehman
Corp. (year-end of $1.18 from capi¬
gains
and
15Vac
from
ordinary in¬
Gold
Lerner
Levy
Mines, Ltd.
4Vi%
Stores,
Salt Co.
Levines.
Inc.
7%
1st
(stock
Lexington
Cooke,
Gas
1-30
3-15
2-28
v;
40c
Distribution
_
plus
a
1-20
2-15
4%
4-14
3-10 '
f
(quar.)
dividend)
:
2-15
1-24
5%
rO____.
(stock
-135c
1-31
1-
17c
A
Ltd.
Service.
from
dividend
vestment
6%
preferred
Power
Co.,
Life
Monumental
income
9
cents
Diablo
Co.
2-15
1-25
3
in-
2-15"
1-27
1-30
1-18
5%
1-31
12-31
3-
1
2-
1
2-
1
12-30
2-
1
1-20
40c
2-10
,1-27
40c
2-
1
5-
2
18c
2-15
2-
$1.10
2-
1
1-16
$1.20
2-
1
1-16
$1.12 Va
2-
1
1-16
$1.50
2-
1
1-16
$1.50
quar.)
iquar.i
j-
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
—
(New
2-
1
1-16
1-30
1-10
1-19'
2-
1
(Bait.)
Insurance
1-13
4-15
1
'
Jersey)—
12%
,
„
(quar.)
30c
6C
2-28
2-10
(increased)
140c
1-31
1-16
2-15
2-
2-
1-14
(quar.)
(increased
.r 2-15
40c
(quar.)
2-10
25c
75c
participating preference (quar.)__
Hardware, common
preferred
Morgan Engineering Co.—
Film
L 1-15
40c
15c
5%
prior
1-16
1
1-31
37 VaC
_
3
1-20
1-31
2-
2%
$3
$1.04
quar.)
15c
2-
v
3
1-27
1
1
2-16
3-10
2-23
62 Vic
4-
1
3-15
(quar.9
10c
2-
1
1-28
pfd. (quar.)
56 V4C
2-
1
1-14
58c
2-
1
1-14
5c
1-31
1-23
2-24
1-23
$1.50
4-15
4-10
preferred (quar.i
Laboratories, class A
'
Narragansett Electric Co., 4;,/2%
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
National
Aeronautical
Aviation
.
1.'
■>
11c
1-31
1-13
(quar.)
a
capital
gain
payment of $2.0480 per share)
National
Bank
(Auburn,
of Detroit
N.
Y.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
;___
dividend--—
to approval of stockholders
annual meeting Jan. 17)
(Subject
.
Corp.
Corp.—
($0.2337 ordinary div. and
Stock
cents
from net
$25
Moore-Handley
Common
1-14
5c
Royal
National Bank
capital gains of 2
of
Mount
1-20
10c
(quar.)
6% preferied.
(quar.)
Bank
preferred
1
1-31
(Schenectady, N. Y.)
System
National
dividend)
%
1
3-15
2-
$1.12 Vi'
Lexington Income Trust—
'
4.50%
Montana
1-
2-
12-30
13c
2-10
15c
Monongahela Power Co., 4.40%
4.80%
preferred B (quar.)
$2.50
__
Ltd.—
preference
<5:.
(s-a)__—
preferred, (quar.)_
(quar.)
Industries,
Lewers
Quarterly
Marking
Monarch
Movielab
$1.33 Va
"
3-1
2-1
$1.10
(quar.)
1
dividend
:
1-27
7c
;
Rice Mills, Ltd.
Moody's Investors Service—
capital gains)
(quar.).
Portland
Cement
Bank
Stock
3-15
2-10
(quar.)
(initial
3-15
3-20
1-16
1
1-23
40c
Portland
National
common
4-
investment
from
from
(reduced)
Travelwear. Inc.,
Leesona
New
4-
3
1
3-
(annual)
Gas
m
3-30
2-
:
(quar.).
Corp.
Natural
Mount
income
(quar.)
National
12 VaC
—
40c
Minneapolis Gas Co. (increased quar.)
Minneapolis-Moline Co.
(quar.)
Minnesota & Ontario Paper (quar.)
Montclair
Lazard Fund—
3
1
(quar.)
4-14
3
3
2-
——
dividend)
4-28
.
22-
Bedford)—
(stock
m
Ltd.,
1
1
1
$1
(New
common
Co.
115c
1
2-
5c
Bank
Co.
Co.,
tl5c
(quar.)_
1-20
12-27
1-31
(quar.)
Mining
4-
12 VaC
(annual)
W'.)
Mineral
1-27
1%
Candy
3-
1-20
1
3-
12-20
$1.183A
(quar.)
common
A
Terrazzo
Piping
2-14
4-15
&
Falls
Mohawk
(quar.)
3-
42 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Mfg.
1
(quar.)
Corp.,
National
Meyercord
3-10
1
1
15c
Michigan Central RR. (s-a)
Michigan Gas & Electric, 4.40% pfd.
Microdot, Inc.
(stock dividend)
1
3
2-
(Worcester, Mass.)
6
2-
2-
$1.06 V*
Miami Tile
5-
1-16
1
;
6
$1.75
1-10
1-16
1-31
125c
6
133Ac
(quar.)
1
1-31
2-
(quar.)
3-
Co.—
2-
40c
$1.75
(quar.)
3-15
50c
preferred
Merchants
$1.50
1
2-15
3-30
25c
34-
1-10
2-28
.
1-30
Co
preferred
3-
dividend
Class
Leitch
4%
1-16
1-15
1
15c
6
v
1
1
2-
10%
(quar.)
2-
Shoe
22-
37 Vac
Semi-Annual
4%%
12-30
25c
—
(quar.)
common
Frank
&
2-15
2-15
$2.50
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mines
Meier
6 '
Laurentide Acceptance, Ltd., class A
Class
A
(quar.)
1-20
2-24
55c
(quar.)
Mechanics National Bank
6-
Secord
Candles
1-31
40c
County National Bank
Quarterly
2-24
1V»C
1-23
6-21
Stock
3-15
62 Vac
preferred
5%
2-10
27 VaC
(quar.)__
Lancaster
1-16
2-24
20c
(quar.)
1
10c
(monthly)
Inc.
3
3-15
135c
2-20
Millers
Telephone
2-
20c
(quar.)
preferred
Midwest
Apparel,
2-20
2-10
(quar.)
common
Co.,
Corp.,
4 (4 %
Miller
L'Aiglon
1-13
3-10
90c
Ltd
McQuay-Norris Mfg.
Mclntyre Porcupine
5
LaCrosse
1
2%
dividend)
(quar.)
McFarlane's
6
Electric
(stock
McKay Machine, stock dividend
McKee (Arthur G.) & Co. (quar.)
6
preferred A
1-25
2-
15c
Co.
&
Co.
&
B
5-
(quar.)
Leslie
Class
4-
preferred
tal
McCormick
3-
2nd
1-25
1
gains.)
preferred
4-21
7%
1-25
1
2-
35c
(quar.)
Corp.,
5-22
(quar. 1
Leeds
McCord
3-21
5 V2 %
1
2-
Co.
stock' (quar.)
(2-for-l split)
& Life Insurance—
Grain
10c
Kuhlman
2-
15c
20c
Corp.
10c
preferred
Trust
(quar.)
(Oscar)
McCall
10c
(monthly)
2nd
Lee
Mayer
McCabe
6
preferred
York)
New
stock
(From capital
6
1st
Traders
&
Quarterly
4-
,.
(quar.)
40c
35c
62 VaC
(s-a)
Company
2-
common
1-10
90c
(Mass.)
3-10
12c
7%
Lay
Martin
1
Co.
1-31
4-
Bancorporation—
Initial
1
S.)
3-20
1-10
3%
,
Manufacturers
5-
preferred
1-17
6
1-31
5c
17 VaC
Mallory (P. R.> & Company—
5% pref. A (quar.)
Manning, Maxwell & Moore (quar.)
5-
(S.
1-31
!$1.25
(quar.).
(
)
Trust
Special
preferred
$1.20
1-13
1
dividend
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (monthly)
Kresge
1-25
2-
1-31
Majestic-Penn State (quar.)
Majestic Specialties, Inc.
(increased)
2-21
$1.20
2-15
125c
plus
income
12c
monthly)
$1.20
1-15
$1
.Jr.
(Buffalo,
1-20
2-15
131V4C
(quar.)i
short-term
realized
Priority
5% preferred
Marine
1
$1.06 Vi
investment
on
vestment)
Mailman
2-
117c
(quar.)
12c
~
(quar.)
1
3-13
20C
(quar.)
A
B
12c
preferred
1-10
75c
—
($1.49 from.net realized long-
gains
12c
B
conv.
1-10
2-
& Co.—
Madison Fund
10c
Class
$1.20
1
15c
12c
:
:
1
2-
(quar.)
Corp.
(R. H.)
Melville
(monthly)
Class
Class
1-10
1
2-
16c
(reduced-quar.)
Holdings, Ltd., class A
participating preferred
A
12c
(monthly)
(monthly)
(monthly)
(monthly)
(monthly)__
(monthly)
1-12
1-25
2-
(quar.)
2-
~
A
1
3%
Inc.
55c
—
Fund
Corp.—
Class
2-
2-15
$1.29
dividend
50c
(initial)
3-20
$1.24
Ltd
Breweries,
Stores,
Stock
Mead
12c
income
(quar. 1
com.
1
$1.04
(quar.)
12c
Co.
new
4-
17c
10c
Wire
County Trust,
Knickerbocker
(series K-l)
investment
net
1-14
35c
McGregor-Doniger, class A
4-14
5c
:
Keystone Income Fund
9
1-31
62 VaC
(quar.)
Nashville RR.
Lager
$2.50
Keystone Custodian Funds—
3-15
1
3-
12-30
$1.05
come)
2-28
3-
.:
Ketchum &
1-31
3.15
1-30
$1.083/4
Fund
Stores
3
1-
90c
Massachusetts Investors Trust
Monthly
Kobacker
1-18
24
3%
95c
(quar.)
3
3-
Massachusetts Indemnity
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
Lawson
2-15
and
City Power & Light—
Common
5-22
6
Co
a
Ltd.—
Class A 25c participating A
Kentucky Stone Co.—
1-20
1-
2-
1
Douglas,
6%
2-
2-
$1
(quar.)
class
dividend
4.20%
,1-23
2-
2-25
25c
Paper
Kroger Company,
3
2-
1-15
1
■35c"'" '<2-28
uin
3-
1
2-
&
preferred
Maiden
1
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-30
35C
Light—/
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Stock
2-
-
common
12-30
3-15
$121
Service
Gas
Power
Louisville &
1-16
1
20c
3.80%
preferred Cquar.
4%
preferred (quar.)
-
2-
2-
$1.25
Feiss Co
$1.20
1
&
Participating
1-26
2-
2-15
20c
20c
(quar.)
Aircraft,
3-15
$1.25
1-13
3
(quar.)
Inc.
Sutherland
Kings
25c
(quar.)
1
2-
13 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(Earle M.) Company
Keystone
25c
1-13
2-
40c
—
Manufacturing
2-24
3%
(increased)
1
$1.09
(quar.)
common, (quar.j
Co.,
&
12-31
$1.25
dividend)
,
Fress
Tea
12-31
e
2-
$1.05
pfd.
'
3-20 V
25c
(Initial quar.)
Co. (increased quar.)—:—
Dock, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Fibre
term
common
conv.
preferred
1-31
5%
55c
Inc.,
1-31
12V2c
Electric—•
Inc
Quarterly
$1.25
(quar.)
(stock
Hussmann Refrigerator
Hydraulic
6
2- 1
2-15
75c
com.
1-13
preferred A (quar.)_
Stock
21c
___
series B preferred
Hppp Corp.,
5%
KVP
30c
Dividend
series A preferred
1-13
1
Light,
split
Jersey Central Power & Light—
holders)
Hugoton Production (quar.
Hunt Foods & Industries, Inc.,
-
(quar.)_
1-31
1
2-
&
Heintz,
Kaman
2-
10c
Units
&
1-16
50c
.___
1
2-
$1.05
43c
Fund,
4-15
15c
pfd.
3-
$1.09
2-28
47 Vac
(quar.)_
Houston Lighting & Power $4
Hubinger Company (quar.)
Hugoton Gas Trust
(For
4-14
2-21
35c
(quar.)
47 Vac
(quar.)
common
Extra
Joseph
$1.75
(Joseph) Company (quar.)
Syracuse, common (extra)
Hotel
Istel
Jorgensen
$1.75
___<_
&
Inc.,
4-14
5%
dividend)
10-18
(quar.)
3-17
15c
:
1
preferred
$1.06 Vi
Bearing Co. (quar.)
11-
preferred
50c
(quar.)
Gas
3%%
25c
____
Corp.,
7-18
10-18
(quar.)
3%%
10c
(quar.)
7-18
(quar.)
1-18
55c
Inc.
1
1
Electric,
2-15
35c
(quar.)
8-
1-31
4-17
(quar.)
Jewel
115c
__
4-17
1
1
preferred
1-23
1-12
31 Vic
1
5-
8-
preferred
4%
37 Vic
(quar.)
Ltd.
Winston,
(N.
:___
(quar.)
&
preferred
preferred
Power
1-23
1-23
1-31
t45c
(ouar.)
pfd.
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
5:
11-
$4.22
2-15
2- 6
4- 1
5- 1
5- 1
3-15
1-31
4-29
_
1-18
37 VaC
$4.36
Iowa
2-23
3- 1
$1.25
1
25c
Iowa-Illinois
3-15
2-23
2-23
15c
7Vic
(quar.)____
2-
9
25c
Gas
$4.22
Jaclc
8%
56'Ac
12-22
1-30
1-10
(quar.)
& Dauch,
Ltd.
Stores Inc., 5%
Hoover
2-17
2-23
1-30
1-
Irving Trust Co., stock dividend
1
Louisiana
(quar.)—
1
Products—
Holly
Iowa
2-for-l
Telephone
Louisiana
1-31
37 ^C
3-
3-
Lorain
2-10
8
(quar.)
3-15
3-17
2-15
1
2-
37 VaC
Ironite,
2-24
1
3-
1-18
12-30
1-31
preferred
(qoar.)_
Lighting Co. (quar.)
4.44%
1
$0,095
Island
4.16%
—
3
1-10
(quar.).
preferred
(quar.)
*
after
com.
3-
1
8
12c
Coal
1
(quar.)_
A
series
Lorain
2-
2-
Gas—
1-20
2-
137 VaC
1
series
Star
2-15
$2
8
3-
8
Longview
37 Vac
2-
1-31
4.96%
(quar.)
8
1
18c
1-20
29c
8
2-
t60c
series
5c
gains)
2-
1
3-
8
4.84%
ordi¬
from
capital
2-
35c
Pak
(5c
1
3-
2-
Long
(Rhode Island)—
1
2-1
(quar.)
Holly
Hooker
3
2-15
2-1
..
Corp. for each share held)
Home
1-
75c
Co., 5%
pfd.
(quar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Highland National Bank (Newburgh) (s-a)
Hill Corp. (The)
(stock dividend)
(One share of com. stock of Savage Arms
Holt.
1-15
1
56V4C
Powder
Renfrew
1
2-
30c
__
Higbie
5%
2-15
3-13
6-12
2- 1
(quar.)_
common
(quar.
preferred A
Holt,
1
2-
25c
$1
(quar.)
Portion
Hercules Galion
Hinde
3-
1-13
______
Inc.
from
24c
3-
J12 Vic
2-
j:9c
Extra
3c
(quar. i
and
Trust
112 Vic
3-
2-15
(initial s-a)
Canada
depositary
per
(quar.)
A
3-1
30c
(quar.)
Stores
Research Fund
preferred
$2.50
3c
Marx
Heppenstall Co., 4Vi%
7%
1-20
2-24
:
of America, com.
preferred
Henderson's
1-15
1
2-15
(quar.i
&
preferred
preferred
Hercules
pfd.
—
3
1
12-30
$5c
15c
preferred
$4.36
20c
common
Hartford Electric Light,
Haydock
1
2-
25c
t$1.25
(quar.)
2-
1
2-14
154c
Insurance
1-27
3-
Extra
3-27
2-
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
pfd.
7%
2-28
2-
3-
8%
—
Fund-
Star
New
$1.75
$0.03
preference
1st
Growth
$2.13
(Florida)
preferred
$2.50
1-27
4-10
2-28
payment
a
1-12
2-
55C
(quar.)
Y.)
1-10
preference
Lone
plus
gains
(N.
(quar.)_.
Balanced
Schools
15c
1-19
Participating
1-10
3-31
$13c
1-19
2-
preferred (quar.)
Groceterias, Ltd.—
$1.50
2nd
Lone
1
B
$2.40
1-19
2-
2-
60c
class
Ltd.,
Cos.,
Loblaw
3-10
25c
2-24
2- 1
—
Co.,
Schaffner
4 Vi %
2-10
3-10
66.V«c
1
1
15c
share).
1-31
2-
2-17
2-
(quar.)
approximately
3
4-
—
of
preferred
$2.50
1-16
25c
;
—
4%
Hat Corp.
1
1-
1-15
2-15
35c
1-16
2-
1
2-15
25c
$2.50
1-16
1
1
50c
(s-a)
6
1
Inc.—
Watch
Hart,
4.96%
2-
4
2-
2-
1 Vi %
3-10
50C
—
Co.
Trust
50c
(interim)
(Less
British income
tax and expenses
for depositary, payment will amount to
1
6-
Co.
2-17
3-
$1.25
v
Oilfields, Ltd., ordinary
Class
Common
6
2-
2-
common
Rochester
Link-Belt
5%
Corp.
income
nary
Investors
3-15
1
12Vic
,
H-DA
4.50%
2-
2-15
6
Lincoln
2-21
1
60c
—
(quar.)
1-16
3-10
87'/2C
(quar.)
preference
Lobitos
1-14
1-30
$1.12 Va
preferred
$3.50
Loblaw
—
Harvester,
Mutual
4.50%
(quar.)
pfd.
$5
(quar.)
H-rC7
Series
2-
Kelly
(quar.)_^_
Hamilton Funds,
Series
1-16
1-16
stock¬
to
»a«i*r.».
(quar.)
Co., -common
Cotton. Ltd., 5%
Hamilton
Investors
1-31
12c
_
(.Florida•
Bros.
Hamilton
V.
subject
.
preferred
Hagerstown
Halle
split
1
System
Investors
4.35%
Co
Insurance
Interstate
Investment
14)
preferred
5.30%
1
Kansas
—■_—.
1
7-
$3
Hoc
dividend
3-15
25c
income
capital
Department
1
net
.
3-
(Fort Wayne)
Lincoln
Printing,
2-16
5%
(stock dividend)—
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.;__:
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. (quar.)
Lilly (Eli) & Co. (quar.)___
Lincoln National Life Insurance
V
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Snare
of Company
Liberty Fabrics of N. Y.
1-13
>
(stock dividend)
common
(quar.)_.
cents—:
67
3-15
Fund—
stock
Feb.
Gulf Interstate
Guif,
3-
(Dallas)—
15
holders
9c from
plus
gains
investment
net
Gulf Life
tquar.i
1
Holdings Corp.—
from
of
1
Shares—
income)
Insurance
(One
U
class A
capital
investment
Guardian
(quar,)
(quar.*
Industry
from
(16c
iquar.i
(quar.)
Wine, Ltd.,
Class
(increased)—
common
2-
75c
:
International
1-16
1
1-31
$5
35c
37Vic
37Vic
30c
tlOc
JlOc
Western RR
1-13
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Correspondence
A
Stock
2-15
5%
12-31
1
(quar.)
of America
Ltd
4-
20c
convertible preferred
pref.
4-
$5.50
25c
(stock dividend)—
5%
Growers
50c
Interstate
3-
1-10
1
2-
37VaC
$1.25 pfd.
Corp.,
International
1-16
4-
1
2-
Breweries, Ltd.—
1-16
1
3-15
3%
Griesedieck Company,
Grolier,
Interior
2-1
2-
2-
J45C
3lVtC
(quar.)
Monday, January 30, 1961
.
Per
Name
1-10
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Securities, 4%
International
3-
Year-end
Bay <fc
4>/2%
1-16
1
3-15
„
Great Western Financial
Green
Interchemical
Jantzen,
(Springfield, 111.)—
A (increased annual)
Class
Great
1-16
1
Underwriters
Life
American
Great
2-15
37V2c
30c
2%
$2
15c
Y.)
(N.
1-10
1
6c
2-15
1
22Vic
—
1
2-
583/4c
—
Canada
Ltd.,
Corp.
2-
15c
20c
__
(quar.)
(stock
Co.
Bank
Co.
1
3-
55c
10c
(quar.)
Batteries
Gould-National
3-
2-
*
Mfg. Co. iquar.i
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.)
(H.
2-15
1
of America
Goodman
Gossard
3-
20c
62Vac
30c
56 Vic
$0.57825
7c
7c
7c
H3c
2-
55 y*c
60c pref. (quar.)____
Ltd.—
Growth Fund
(from Invest.
Bell,
&
Institutional
1-13
$1.25
$1.27Vi
$1.50
$1.25
50c
20c
$1.50
40c
87Vic
5c
(initial-quar.)
Systems
Security
1-13
1
2-
(Increased-s-a)
Globe
1
2'-
2 Vic
1-10
Institutional Shares,
Worlds,
—
Portland
Giant
(quar.)
class A com.
Georgia-Bonded Fibres,
1
._
(quar.)
of
preferred
$1.46
(quar.)
2-
53 %c
(quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common
6%
preferred
(s-a)
Corp.—
(quar.)—
1-10
1-25
2-
30c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar. i—
preferred (quar|.)
$6 voting preferred
(quar.)
Genesco, Inc., common muar.j
$5
$2
80c
$1.50
Northwest
(quar.)
preferred
5.10%
6%
(quar.)
the
Bank
Insurance
62Vic
64Vic
$1.30
1-10
1
—
Inter-Ocean
(quar.)
1-13
1
2-
(incr.-quar.)__
common
Head Mills,
Indian
1-25
2-15
50c
62l/ic
—~—
5.16%
4.80%
2-15
Kentucky—
of
5.20%
General
1-25
—
(quar.)
Co.
Teltp.:one
preferred
5%
—
(quar.)
preferred C
$2.50
5 %
(quar.)_
Telephone Co.
General
Imperial
Ingram
2-15
32Vic
32Vic
33c
(quar.)
1
2-
51c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-
93-ViC
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-
55c
(quar.)
Co.,
1-16
1
52 Vac
(quar.)
2-13
10Vic
(Optional)
(Boston)
(quar.)—
Illinois
6
Co.
1-25
2-
40c
1-12
3-10
1-
9
2-20
$1
(quar.)—
.
Holders
Payable 0} Rec.
45c
(quar.)
common
preferred
3-24
2-
Corp.—
$3.75 preferred
Power,
4.42%
Corp.
Trust
General Investors
General
Idaho
2-10
2%
25c
25c
cash)—
(quar.)
Dynamics
1-13
1
4%
(Stock dividend payable in lieu of
General
2-
Share
frame of Company
Payable of kec.
IVzc
~
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
frame of Company
.
50c
12Va%
at
1-20
2-10
2-28
_
1-31
r
Volume
193
Number
6025
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
Name of
National
of
Bank
Stock
New
dividend
National
Bank
,Y.)
Holders
Payable
of Rec.
(quar.)_!
Jersey
35c
of
Tulsa
(quar.)
Westchester
2-
1
10%
_:
National Bank of
N.
When
Share
Company
2-
3
.25c
&
City Eank
National
Drug &
Common
Chemical
(quar.)
(Canadai
National
Lead_Co.,
National Malleable
(Little
Line
Rock,
AA
Class
BB
3-
1
2-
B
National
Mfg.
Securities
Preferred
Stock
1
1-
1
r
Stock
Tea
2-10
11-21
4-
3
3
Nautec
Nelly Don,
1-
Neon
-4-
1
2-15
Jersey
(quar.)
1-31
York
2-25
2%
'*■'
3-31
'
Fire
New
York
Merchandise
St.
&
from
(be
and
25c
gains
Norfolk
&
Western
__
preferred
&
Car
North
American
Coal
Illinois
Illinois
4-21
2-
1-13
(increase
■*
Northern
1
3-
1
2-10
4-
1
2-24
2-1
Railroad
7%
(quar.)
Northwestern States
Brewing,
Youngstown
1-19
1
1-6
Pope & Talbot,-cominon
6% preferred (quar.)
I960
Now
on
Porter
quarterly
a
Rubber
<H.
30c
3-10
2-24
25c
2-10
1-19
2-
1
1-12
5-
1
5V2Ye
4-13
30c
8-
35c"
1
1
15c
2-
2-
1
1
12-23
Common
'
2-
.
37'Ac
(quar.)
1
2-
4V4%
1-18
2-
1-10
4.64%
preferred
1-10
4.90%
preferred
1
1
preferred
4 'A %
Public
Cemeni—
Wire
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd., 4% pfd.
Truck Lines, Inc. (Ohio) —
Common B & Common VTC___
of
4-
3-17
3.35%
preferred
1-31
1-16
4.50%
preferred
2-
1-17
Shoe
Co.
(quar.)
Pueblo
10c
1-25
1-30
1-
1
V,-;'".2-
1
1
1-13
Quebec
5
Power
Co.
1
1-13
Edison
4.56%
preferred
Oklahoma
Gas
Common
Old
Partic.
Co.—
(quar.)
&
$1.14
3-
1
Quarterly
(22c
from
,J7%
Steel
gains
Products
and
Ltd.,
A
from
com.
com.
2-14
1
2-14
3-
1
3-
1
84c
2-14
r
2-15
,■!.
"2-15
39c
2-15
2-
2-
$1.16
Ltd.,
2-
Rayonier
Real Estate Investment Trust Co.
1-17
1
$1.18
4-
1
—
$1
4-
1
Realty Equities Corp.
3-20
pref.
60c
(quar.)___
A
2-
2
2-
1
1-20
$15c
1-31
2-15
Coast
Gas
Co.
(quar.)
Electric
&
2-15
31'Ac
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
5%
1st
5%
1st
51/2%
6%
preferred
preferred
preferred
Lighting
Pacific
National
Increased
Pacific
_______
27'Ac
28'/a
31'Ac
A
31'Ac
2-15
1-27
31'Ac
2-15
1-27
34%
(quar.)
1-27
2-15
(San
1-20
30c
Francisco)—
1-31
1-18
Economic
Corporation,
(increased)
\
20c
—.
(increased)-..
class
A
2-17
$1.25
(quar.)
,•
2-
2-28
3
12-29
7'Ac
:
_—
2-15
1-31
75c
._—
2-10
American
World
2-10
2-10
Davis
&
Co.
20c
—
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line, com,
preferred
Paramount
Park
Pearl
2-10
25c
(quar.)—.—_
(quar.)
Year-end
4%
(Rhode
1-31
1-
River
1-
5
Chemical Co.
Brewing
Extra
Peerless
Corp.
$1
4%
4.10%
4.10%
(quar.)
2-17
2-23
(New Hampshire)
3-
1
2-15
5c
3-
1
Corp.
2-
4c
$45c
(quar.)
,
^
1
1-20
3-15
3-
1
2-15
(William
Rose's
5,
1-
Royal
Crown
State
2-
1-
1
3
1
2-
1
59 %c
2-
1
1-11
3-
6
2-15
,
*1-11
$1
National
•
2-
1
1-20
H.).
Inc.
2-
1
1-
2-
1
1-23
6
3-
1
2-10
1
1
2-10
1
2-10
2-10
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
Royal Trust Co. (Montreal)
2-20
2-10
25c
1-31
12-30
2 Ye
2-15
1-
1-10
6
15C
*—
dividend)
(increased-quar.)
1-31
20c
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
+55c
3-
1
Penn
preferred
(quar.)
Fruit
comimon
$$1.50
:
1
'
4.68%
Pennsalt
Penney
Co.,
-convertible
Chemicals
(J.
C.)
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
Company
Extra
(quar.)
15c
—
58'Ac
(quar.)
'•
15c
6
'
3-15
2-17
3-
1
2-17
Inc.
Russ
Togs (initial):
Ryder System, Inc. (reduced)
—
1-16
2-
1
1-17
St.
Joseph Light & Power
30c
2-
1
1-17
St.
Lawrence
S
&
W Fine Foods.
Corp.
4%
Ltd.
conv.
pfd.
(quar.)
20c
4-
1
3-15
6%
2-
1
1-23
2-
1
40c
(quar.)
!
1
1-20
2-
1
1-18
30c
2-20
1-27
1-31
12-30
$30c
.Li_2aui.'_
1.-20
1
5-
$50c
1-31
52-
1
12'/2c
and
the
1-31
65c
1-31
(quar.)
4-
1
2V2C
(quar.)
common
by
1
12.-30
-3-30
1-16
-
1-16
1-
5
original
California
.
»
.
.
5%
..
2-24
1-
5
5
30'Ac
2-28
2-
California
Edison
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Colorado
297/sc
2-
2-28
2-
25'Ac
—
2-28
26'Ac
—
2-28
2-
Power—
preferred
2nd
(quar.)
Company
2-
1
1-13
2-
1
1-13
68c
2-
1
37'Ac
3-
6
2-
$1.20
2-
1
1-13
15c
2-
1
1-11
21c
(increased
Gas
preferred
Southern
quar.)—
2-
1
1-19
(quar.)
.
Power—
(initial-quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5'A%
Drug Co.,
Southwestern
2-
1
Public
_
27'Ac
Investors
Southwestern
6
,
common
Southwestern
1-13
Electric—
&
(quar.)
Materials
Southern Nevada
New
59c
59c
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Service,
—
1-19
20c
.
2-15
1-31
10c
(quar.)
common
2-15
1-31
preferred
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
$100
4.40%
4.60%
preferred $25 par
preferred (quar.)
4.75%
preferred
1
2-15
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
$1.0625
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1
27'Ac
2-
1
1-20
$1.15
(quar.)
—
3-
$1.10
(quar.)
4.15%
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
preferred
97'Ac
$1.0375
preferred
3.90%
i 22c
92Vic
3.70%
2-
1
1-20
"
5.625%
4.36%
—
(quar.)
par
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.40%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
4.40%
preferred
($25
1-20
1-20
1
1-20
92'Ac
(quar.)
4.25%
1
1
2-
preferred
:
,
(quar,)—,;
preferred (quar.)
5.62'A%. preferred (quar.)
-^-4
_1
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
*"
1
4-20
1
4-20
$1.15
5-
Investments
Common
4'A%
&
Securities,
B
Com.
Chemical
Steel
Co.
Steel
Co.
(Less
of
2-
1
1-17
2-
1
2-
1
1-16
1-16
3-10
2-
3-
1
2-17
$56'Ac
2-
1
1-13
3
+20c
$15c
Wales,
Ltd.,
income
ordinary
and
tax
(final)-
1-10
2-
1
1-13
3-1
3-31
3-10
2-
1
1-
7'A%
(quar.)
1-10
160c
(quar.)
3-20
1
1
87'Ac
(quar.)__—
com.
4-10
2-
30c
(quar.)
A
2-
15c
(Del.),
Ltd.
of
1
1
2-17
$ 10c
class
Canada,
British
2-
3-
^oc
(reduced)
preferred
1
20c
(quar.)_„
Ltd.,
Stanray
1
3-
56'Ac
(quar.)
Stauffer
4-20
5-
5c
—
Ltd.
Radio,
Brock,
Class
4-20
Inc.—
(quar.)
Kellogg & sons (quar.)—
Standard Dredging, $1.60 conv. pfd> (quar.)
Standard Fuel, Ltd., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
Stanley
"4-20
3«c
Spencer
Standard
4-20
1
1
20c
—__L_—
__
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1
55-
32c
*—
(auar.)
4-20
55-
—
(increased)-.
preferred
4-20
$1.10
$1.18%
___.—$1.40%
4.36%
preferred (quar.)
:
27%c
Southwestern States Telephone—
'
$1.44
1
27'Ac
—_
par^ (quar.)_.—.___
4.75%
5-
5-
$1.06Yv
(quar.)
preferred
2-
2-
97'Ac
$1.03%
(quar.)______—
preferred
4.15%
20
$1.1875
——
(quar
3.90%
1-20
$1.405/8
37'Ac
———
(quar.)
preferred
3.70%
;
1-20
for depositary
approximately
2-
9
3-
1
2-10
6
12-29
expenses
will
payment
$0,129
per
Steel
Parts
Corp.
Steinberg's Ltd.,
Sterchi
Bros.
(increased
5'A%
Stores
pfd.
1
1
2-15
quar.)
A
30c
2-15
2-10
Sterling Precision Corp., 5%
5% preferred C (quar.)
2-27
1-23
Stern
1-20
50c
1-31
&
Stern
3-24
3-
3
1
1-
3
B.)
& Co.
525c
2-
Stewarts
&
P.)
Co.
(quar.)
Lloyds, Ltd,
1
1-25
2-15
25c
3-10
2-24
'2-10
(quar.)
12'Ac
12'Ac
3-
1
2-
1
1-13
pfd.
(quar.)_
56c
4-
1
3-17
25c
4-15
3-30
37'/2C
1-31
1-16
(quar.)
(John
(J.
2-
$$1.31
—
pfd. A
4'A%
Stevens
10c
(quar.)
Textiles,
1-17
40c
to
depositary
(quar.)
2-
—
amount
share).
3-
:____
(quar.)
1-20
2-
5
Stetson
2-1
30c
__
(quar.)
1
40c
—
10c
—
—
2-
Ltd.—
A
7'Ac
(quar.)
1
$50c
20c
Rubbermaid,
2-14
2-
1-31
'
$6
2-10
3-o 6
45c
$10c
1-
3'A%
20c
(stock
;1-12
1-
2-13
(Boston)—
(increased-quar.)—_
Y.)
1
3-10
1-31
Special
$1.23%
(quar.)
(N.
2-15
2-
50c
1-31
3
3-
•
Cola
Bank
3-15
80c
28c
1
3-
(quar.)__—
$17'Ac
28'Ac
3-
3-
—
—
(quar.)
Commission
3-
H
(quar.)
2-15
2.-21
(quar.)
3-15
$1.02'A
—
1
1
(quar.)
3-10
$1.18%
com.
approved
Spartans Industries Inc.
30c
——
33-
(initial)-
common
3
$1.02%
Bank
on
2-
10c
1-18
1
61c
;
class
3-10
$1.37%
2-
$30c
Edison,
$1
(quar.)
1-10
40c
!
20c
2.:
1
>
$$1.25
—
3%
25c
(quar.)
2-
2-13
30c
Utilities
Common
Providence,
'
10 & 25c Stores,
(quar.)
Royal
1-30
$1.12'A
—
1-20
2-
(quar.)
Corp. Jquar.)
(stock dividend)
Rorer
B
1-31
50c
Aircraft
Class
2-
2-20
65c
(quar.)
12-30
(quar.)
4.60%
2-15
2-13
$1.19
Quarterly
Rohr
1-27
5c
.
Co.
Trust
2-6
,
Electric—
Royal Bank ot Canada
25c
—
pfd.
1-27
-1-16
15c
*
(quar.)
Mills
Transit
Rockland-Atlas
2-15
—
—
(initial)
common
1-31
30c
__—
—
Ltd.,
Rochester
1-16
1-31
2 Ye
preferred J (quar.)
preferred K (quar.)—l
preferred L (quar,)_—
5.50%
1
2-15
30c
preferred H (quar.)
preferred I (quar.)
3%%
3-15
3-10
&
12-21
45c
(increased-quar.)
Gas
2-
tlOc
,
(quar.)
Rice
1-31
'
1-16
——
preferred F (quar.)_L
Ronson
Insurance Co.
Penman's,
2-28
1
7'Ac
-
_,
Tube
4-
Island)
Gas
Rochester
1-20
.3-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
Peerless
45c
/,—__—_—_
(quar.)
Pictures
—
(quar.)
A
2-15
12-28
,.1-16
:_
Tobacco
1-18
1
——
4'A%
Hospital
Brand
Roanoke
5
1-31
J.)
1-20
1
1
Diug & Chemical
(stock
dividend)
Riegel Textile Corp., common (quar.)
$4 preferred A
(quar.)_
4.95%
Parke
(R.
Island
1-30
2-
15c
(quar.)— _
Co.,
1-27
2-
Rexall
1-13
40c
Airways
preferred
Reynolds
Rhode
1-13
$1.10
Pan
4%%
>
1-13
$12.50
__
Metals
1-27
2-15
—
Vegetable Oil
Corp.
Optional
2-15
(quar.)
;
Pallas
c
3 7'Ac
60c
^1
Reynolds
1-27
—_—
(quar.)
Bank
2-15
1-10
2-
(stock dividend)
Aluminum of Canada—
1st preferred
1-31
2-15
110c
(quar.)—
1
(quar.)—
pfd,
(quar.)
Indiana
1-16
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp.
tquar.)
Industrial Corp.
,4%%
1-27
________—
(quar.)
Corp.
.
6
2-20
60c
____
Reynolds
1-27
2-15
■
—*
3-
1-31
40c
Reserve Oil & Gas
1-27
2-15
1
v
12-16
1
3-13
5c
•
1-13
3-13
2-
preferred
4.80%
12-16
1-30
25c
_
(quar.)-V
Chemicals
Republic
3-13
2-15
c
30C
___
(quar.)
preferred
Palestine
—_——_
__
(quar.)
Pacific
Pall
(quar.)
America
(increased)^—
common
Electric & Engineering
Stores (quar.).
Republic
(quar.)
4.50%
of
vquar.)—
(Mass.)
A
Reliance
Co.—
4.36%
4.80%
3-31
1-30
4-
15c
(quar.)
2-24
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
Southern
1-16
20c
*
Reichhold
.1-31
3-1
--Class
1-15
7'Ac
$1.25
:y.
—
(quar.)_______!
Corp.
(N. Y.)
12-30
(quar.)—
Southern
1-16
5c
—:
1-13
1-31
preferred
5.44%
1-23
35c
5%
preferred (quar.)—
;_____—
Reitman's Canada, Ltd., common (quar.)
1-17
45c
preferred
Reece
(quar.)JT
Corp.
Owl Stores
Red
3-20
$1.25
—
(increased quar.)!
Bearings, Inc. (quar.)
(initial-quar.)
1-17
2
____
Co.
Rap-In-Wax Co.
'
.
class
$5
2-
Purina
Randall Graphite
1-13
25c
■
(quar.)
4.72%
.
Reliable
Pacific
1
1-31
87'Ac
1-16
2-15
27'Ac
(quar.)
.
.
Express,
Pacific
1
1-31
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-16
2-15
$$1.75
(^uar.)—
Company
Paper,
2-
3%
com.
.
dividend
Southern
1-23
2%
preferred
1-13
1-30
1-30
$20c
(quar.)
com.
Paper Mills,
4.08%
1-13
IOC
dividend
1st
1-30
14c
common
4.78%
3
2-24
$15c
Corp. of America,
Stock
20c
$22c
Co.
4.72%
1
$40c
_____—
3-31
$1
4.24%
1-27
$ 15c
__1
1-20
3-31
J25c
Engineering,
4.88%
1-25
3-
12'Ac
(initial)
1
4-14
(quar.)_
Coast
Southern
1-27
$1.12'A
1-17
2-17
$25c
(quar.)
.__
preferred E (quar.)
Chemical,
Radio
1-18
2-10
Co.
1-17
2-
4-14
common
(quar.)
Public
1-27
;
4
4.48%
2-14
2-15
-
1-16
2-
4.56%
Hampshire—
(quar.)
dividend
Ralston
.
(quar.)
5%
Oxford
1
3-10
net
(quar.)
preferred B
Overland
8c
1
preferred D
Can
$3.50
(quar.)
Oxford
•2-
25c"?
30c
4%
Outlet
C.
Stock
income)
preferred
R.
—
(quar.)___,
Orange & Rockland Utilities,
4.75%
Participating
2-15
1-10
Fund, Inc.—
capital
preferred
4.65%
(Chicago)
20c
Chemical
Street
investment
Ontario
30c
_
_
Mathieson
William
One
3-
A
1-16
'15c
-
Corp.
preferred
2-14
1
3-
$1.16
(quar.)
-.3-10
Haven—
(quar.)__^_
preferred
1-13
Electric-
(increased-quar.)
Republic Life Insurance Co.
Olin
1
1-30
class
O.)
preferred
Stock
2-17
3-
;
3-10
1
1-31
held.
$2
•
South
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd.—
Ohio
Inc.,
A (quar.)
Sons, Ltd., 5%
(Howard)
Soroban
2-
$1.05
(quar.)
1
4-
Angeles)
Power Co.-r-
$2
;
$1.06%
Inc
4-
(initial)
Common
1-20
2-
'i
26C
Supermarkets,
2-'17
3-10
Trust of Boston—
&
(A.
Smith
1-12
25c
__
:
share
1-27
$1.12'A
Puget Sound Power & Light
3
6%C
(N.), Ltd.
Smith
12-14
5%
(quar.)
1-27
10c
common—
Southern California
(quar.)
3-i 1-
2-15
10c
(quar.)_
Smith-Douglass
ap¬
(quar.)
1
1
$1.22'A
New
Common
1
2-
2-15
$30c
(quar.)
Service Co.
2-16
3-
3-15
35c
New
of
Industries, Ltd.,
4
,
(quar.):
2-28
Norwalk
Nunn-Bush
1-
:
3-14
1-27
^
_*
Common
_
$$1
(quar.)
1
(Phila.)
(quar.)__
25c
(quar.)___:
2-
50c
an
4-14
acquired
by
Slater
Industries.
Shareholders
received two shares plus
$12.50 per share for each common old
1-12
52'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
25c
Quarterly
1
65c
obtaining
(quar.)
1-10
1-31
25c
to
1
4-26
preferred
Slater
1-16
2-
quar.)
5-
1
(quar.)
Preferred
1-12
$50c
.,t
4-14
40c
(Los
Simpsons, Ltd. (quar.)__
Simsbury Bank & Trust. (Conn.)
Sinclair Oil Corp, (quar,)_
Skelly Oil Co.
(quar.)—
1-16
1-31
1
(s-a)
1-13
1
Control
1-31
$1.17'A
___
1
5-
31'Ac
(quar.)
Bank
Co.
Latz,
(H.)
Slater
1-31
2-
(qu&rJ
(subject
2-15
90c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(increased
div.
preferred
4.20%
(quar.)
1-31
$1.06'A
pfd.
Commission of the State of Colorado).
1
Hampshire
$1.50
1-13
65c
1-31
-
1
2-15
4
1
propriate order from the Public Utilities
12-23
2-17
55c
Stock
2-
$1.37'A
__
Quarterly
.1-13
1-10
2-
2-10
2-
1
—
Pacific
Simon
2-24
2-15
3-10
2-
(quar.)
&
B
—
Provincial Bank of Canada (quar.).A
Ptut?lic Service Co. of Colorado—<■ > rj
12-23
2-
'r
1-31
2-20
5-
common
Banknote
National
Common
2-20
3-17
7'Ac
i_;_.
3.60%
Co.
1
25c
Provident Tradesmens Bank & Trust
.1-13
1
.
Gamble
Sierra
6
50c
& Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Bank & Trust (N. J.)
&
3-
1
7Vic
Common
1-. 6
1-
5c
_
Bros.
Procter
1
1-20
2-20
3-
12Vstc
Corp. of America (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada—
4-14
1
1
1
l2l/ac
Sheraton
3
5%
(quar.)
B
-
12-27
23-
25c
(initial)
common
Shawinigan Water & Power,
Sheller Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
3
$15c
^
(quar.)__
Co.,
preferred
$2.44
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co.,
2-
4-
1-31
1-20
25c
..(From investment income)
Ry.— "
basis:.-
(Del.)
preferred
Princeton
1-30
1
2-
30c
(quar.)
Price
2-24
2-13
20c
Edison
4.70%
1-13
3-10
preferred
2-
62'Ac
*
Potomac
7-13
2-
-
preferred
4-17
7c
__
—
(quar.)—
K.), Inc.
4-15
45c
(quar.)
Corp.'
Shareholders'
3-17
2-
12-27
17c
B
Class
4%
2-22
1
2-15
1-31
50c
.____—
—
Seligman
i
1-13
3-
2-10
3-16
$1
;
(quar.)
Candy Shops,
Class
1-13
1
$1
.
3
3-31
35C
_
2-
3-15
$1.37'A
Pneumatic Scale Corp.__-_
■
See's
1-13
1
2-
$1.75
5%
&
1
Company (stock dividend)Development, Ltd.—
Placer
3
2-20
1
2-
12 'Ac '
(quar.)__
Ashtabula
&
2-
2-
Steel
32-
$1.25
(quar.)
.12 'Ac
dividend
Northwestern
1-16
$1.25
_
Power
;
(quar.)__.
Inc.
Co.
(Increased)
1-16
1
25c
———
,
{quar.)_
Plymouth
37'Ac
Portland
1
2-
Pittston
capital
A
common
preferred
2-10
(reduced)
class
2-
1-20
5%
div.)__
Co.
&
Williams,
Dillon
Quarterly
Security Insurance
v,
4
2-10
10c
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp.,
preferred A (quar.)
5%
>
1
1-31
9
3-
42'Ac
(quar.)
&
Security-First
1-9
$1.50
(quar.)
1
$1.37'A
Co.,
Bank
1-
$1
_
3-
(quar.)
New
1
97'Ac
_
:'50c
(quar.)
of
1
stock
(s-a
25c
(quar.I—,--—55c>
(quar.)_
85c
(quar.)__.
85c
Security-Columbian
RR.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
common
3-
$1.25
Ry.
preferred
1-13
(quar.)_.
Y.
2-
(quar.)
common
1
15c
N.
Gas,
■
9
2-
1-15
common
Common
9
1-
3%
National
4%%
of
1-
1
$1.17
>______■
1
(quar.)
in
1
$1.10
preferred
Co.,
Scrivner-Stevens
1-13
2-
1
2-
J20c
5c
preferred
Sealed
6
2-
:
Inc.,
Securities
2-10
5-
5%
preferred
Scotten,
1-31
6
95c
—
(quar.
preferred
1-
2-
5-15
(monthly)-.
preferred
Scott
1-18
1-31
57c
(quarj—^-v—-
(quar.)
conv.
1
$1.07'A
& Norristown
4-
(quar.)
common
4%
Company,
Pittsburgh,
1-20
2-15
'
B
Stock
$2.50
1-20
2-
1
17'Ac
(quar.)
convertible
Pittsburgh
2-
1
15c
!
2-22
10c
Scott Foresman
1-30
10c
2-
10c
Paper
'
$3.40
1-20
_
2-15
dividend
$3.40
1-10
1
1
_____
(quar.)
Natural
Pittsfield
1-13
'
America—
2-
(quar.)
Quarterly
Northwest Engineering
Class
2-
,
_
__
preferred
1
2-
dividend
Piedmont
2-
2-
15c
t
$4.00
75c
preferred
$5.50
5c
-common
(quar.)
Industries
Fetzer Co.
&
Scott
1-31
1-31
15C
(quar.)
of
preferred
Pillsbury
15c
Co.
Cement
Corp.
Morris, Inc.,
3
30c
(quar.)
.
pfd.
Gear
S
$2.50
i___
(quar.)
(quar.)
3
93 %c
income
&
preferred
1-
35c
(s-a)—
Bottlers
|
1-15
certificates
trust
Monthly
2-15
2-15
50c
Valley RR.
General
1
i 2-15
2-15
Extra
2-15
Y.)—
A_.
preferred
1-
82'Ac
s-a)
(quar.)
Insurance
Pacific
Bureau
N.
Corp.
1-30
"
Ltd.
(Brooklyn,
-.
Machine
1-30
50c
i
com.
Bank
3'
$15c
$10c
v
net capital gains during I960)—
(Charles) & Co.—
5%
•
Northern
&
Stock
$4
(quar.)
~~
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp., common
3-31
1
14c
____
voting
27V2C
&
Stock
(
1
2-22
3-15
(initial)"____
B
certificates
Aviation
Scott
3-
clkss
Inc.,
Corp.
trust
Scientific
Scott
<
14c
of Rec.
3-15
J6c
Co., Inc., class A (quar.)
Schenley Industries Inc., com. (quar.)
50c pref. (s-a)
1
(Me.)—
i
National
.
$1.16
,
/.ntonio
Scarfe
2-15
1
(quar.)
preferred
1
3.90%
3
(quar.)___
Northern
3-
31c
Gas,
Corp.
Gas,
preferred
(quar,)_
Chemical Fibre Co.
Holder4
Payable
(quar.)
i3c
Salant,
&
Voting
1-13
preferred
Philip
1
15c
C01 p.,
preferred
$5.50
2-15
2-
:
$1.20
American
5%
5
2-
(quar.)
Gas,
1
9'Ac
RR.
preferred
North
Northern
1-
3-10
2-
(quar.)
$1.50
1
3-31
93 %C
(quar.)
&
(quar.)
preferred
1
Co.
Ry.—
preferred
Northern
2-
2-17
(quar.)
taxable long-term
in 1960)
realized
Oil
5
40c.
investment
6%
6%
1-
Corp.—
of net
32-
Philadelphia, Germantown
2-10
1
2-15
(reduced >
adqjustment
Nortex
1
18c
(quar.)__
4%
6Ye
3-
-
net
$1.06
$1.06'A
4.68%
-
Co.
Cloth
Share
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-10
(Paterson)—
Co.
Newfoundland Light & Power,
Nielsen
(A.
C.)
Co.
(quar.)
Niagara
2-15
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06'A
(quar.)__
Co.
Louis
Electric
Wire
2-10
_
(quar.)_
$15c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Insurance
preferred
York
1
preferred
2-
5c
pid.
(quar.
York
3.75%
3-
4.40%
25c
,___
Brake
York
New
New
$1.15
Pfizer
<
Trust
New
New York State
2-10
4.30%
40c
Air
1
1
2-
20c
4%%
&
Central
3-
preferred
25c
Quarterly
New
$1.12'A
(quar.)
2-10
1
3-
15c
(s-a)
Canada,
Eank
(quar.)
(From
1-31
2-15
(Aia. )—
Newberry (J. J.) Co.. 3%% pfd.
New
England Fund-Certificates
Optional
New
preferred F
preferred G
Perkins
3-17
_
9c
(quar.)
Co.,
of
2-10
3.80%
(quar.)
Products
1
Pepsi-Cola
b
10c
(quar.)
Inc.
3-
Petrolite
(quar.)
Chemical
Nease
$1.17'A
Permanente
-
(Mass.)
Corporation
Neiman-Marcus
2-10
Peoria
3-15
1
invest¬
-
Co.
1
Quarterly
3-15
4-
2■
10%
Trust
3-
Extra
75c
Naumkeag
$1.02
Voting common (quar.)
Non-voting common (quar.)
Peoples Credit Jfewelers, Ltd. (quar.).
6
Corp.—
Stock
Chemical
San
(quar.)
Penobscot
1
62 Vac
dividend
National
'
<" f
5%
(quar.)
Insurance
&
Salant
4.64%
3
2-
dividend
Starch
2-10
(quar.)
4-15
3-10
dividend)
Series
Security
Stock
1
preferred E
Petroleum
National
National
2-
1
$1.50
:
•
distributions from net
National
3-
When
Share
Ltd.
Extra
'
4.25%
income:
ment
2-10
92'Ac
—
1
preferred D
Peoples
Research
&
1
5-1
10c
&
Quarterly
National
3-
4-
(s-a)
Screw
(quar.)
3-
4.24%
15c
(quar.;
Co.
(stock
Per
$1.10
^
13
•
Name of Company
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
3
—
Corp.
preferred C
:__
4.60%
1-18
10c
Propane
(quar.)
4.50%
1-14
1
<quar.)_
(s-a)
National
1
;
Castings Co.—
Insurance
Ark.)
Class
National
2-
50c
Old
B
4.70%
4-20
2-
Quarterly
National
1
$15c
preferred
Steel
&
5-
$20c
,
6%
preferred
3.70%
1-20
$15c
Ltd._
of Rec.
—
_
Welding Machines
Grocers,
1
60c
u
(quar.)
Electric
National
2-
20c
Mfg
(Cleveland)
Holders
Payable
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,
4.40%
2
15c
(quar.)
preferred
National
3-
15c
National
60c
1-10
3-15
When
Share
Company
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
4.05%
(quar.)___
Chemical
Per
Name of
1-10
(White Plains,
Quarterly
National
(501)
L—
,
12%
2-11
(502
'
■
Valspar
A
A_J
Class
A
9V2C
9y2c
—
7-14
10-16
9-29
■
3-31
6-30
Vanadium
9-29
4^2%
Van
Class
B
$.0095
Class
B
$.0095
10-16
45c
3-10
2-24
UV2C
3-10
2-24
Storer Broadcasting,
B
Storkline
Strawbridge
10c
(quar.)
Clothier, common
(quar.)
&
—
of
Stuart
(D.
1
Mutual
Industries
Manufacturing
Vogt
1
1-30
Wachovia
Bank
2-15
1
25c
2-15
2-
Walker
&
Company,
2-
1
1-16
Class
A
1
1-16
Warner
65c
3-
1
2-15
Warner
25c
3-10
2-10
3-
3
2-
Washington
Washington
2-
3
(quar.)
—r.
(quar.)
$1.10
•—
7: 5 %
N.
1
3
1-20
25c
2-15
2-
SOf.OOVa
:
2-15
2-
C.)
(quar.).
&
1
Co. (quar.)____
Light (quar.)
Mutual Investors Fund,
(quar.)
A
Preferred
Television
income)
Fund
Therm-O-Disc,
2-15
3-15
1-20
Western
Canada
Western
Insurance Securities,
1-31
1-19
1-31
1-19
30c
1-31
:—
A
Western
2-
2-28
Western
Pacific
3-15
2-28
Western
Stockholders
15c
2-16
2-
30c
3-
5%
4-11
5%
subject
2-10
tax
3-10
5%
3-31
3-10
2-
6
1-
4
7 y2%
2-
6
1-
4
20c
4-
1
3-15
2%
4-
1
3-15
4%
dividend
Co.—
.
7.77
.
■
•-
Tablet
4%
B
4Vi%
•; +
3-
1
2-15
White
12-31
1
$5
Company—
issued
in
Corp.
Trans-Canada
Fund
3-15
7:7-
1
6-15
10-
+25c
i
:
1
Line, com. (quar.)
1
3
Demand
3
U.
preferred
(quar.)__.
1
—
25c
1-13
Common
7i%
4-
2-
1
1-13
Winfield
2-
1
1-13
Winn-Dixie
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.49
2-
1
1-13
$1.42 y2
2-
1
2-
1-
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (increased-quar.)_:
Stock
(quar.)
$1.40
:
_
Realty
40c
8-
40c
!
11-
$1.06 y4
4-
•
1
—
dividend
3-30
3-10
3-30
3-10
6-30
6-
dividend
Trenton
Trust
True
Temper
Electric
preferred
Wisconsin Fund,
CJnion
(quar.)_
Gas
(quar.).,
(quar.)
Co., $5 pfd. A
Salle Street Corp.
6y4%
Union
;
1st preference A
Electric
$4.50
Co.,
preferred
Wisconsin
Wolverine
1
1-16
1-28
1
1-16
Woolworth
3-15
2-28
Worcester
4-14
3-31
3-15
2-28
1
1-20
$1.25
62y2c
2-
(quar.)_
m'/oc
,
45c
;
(quar.)
common
2-
1
Class
3-
&
&
(F.
$3.70
preferred
$3.50
?
2-15
2-15
1-20
2-15
$4.50
$3.70
1-20
$1.12 y2
5-15
4-20
5-15
4-20
B7y2c
5-15
4-20
$1
5-15
4-20
6c
2-
3
$4.00
Union
Finance
Class
B
2-
3
1-20
U2y2C
2-
1
1-
40c
(quar.)
class
Corp.,
Gas
of
Gas
System
3-
1
2-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Kansas),
com.
'
(quar.)_
of California
dividend
Aircraft
series)
(1956
series)
United
Biscuit Co.
United
Continental
Fund
1-31
(quar.)
6%
1-
2-15
1-31
2-
1-10
Quarterly
6
3-
$1.11
2-
7-
________
50c
(quar.)
1
L. I.)
(quar.)__.
3
3-
++365
+
91
+
+
18
§—
626
+
33
§+
261
3,269
___
2-
25c
redemption
1
details
in which the
2-20
25c
.
3-
4-1
1
3-
1
2-10
1-31
Poli-New
.
Theatres,
England
General
Inc.
Pictures,
Bros.>
due
3-
1
2-
9
12c
1-31
7
1-31
/
-
Southern
.Feb
__Jan
2^4
2658
31
'
7
7;77
pa8e
Date
-
.
Co.—
4-19
Columbus
7-31
7-10
shares__._____
Feb
1
Community Public Service Co.— 7"
:
1st 3%%
series D bonds due March 1, 1984.
__Mar 1
Consolidated Edison Co.
of New York, Inc.—
4%
conv.
debs, due 1973—-Feb 24
General Tire & RubDer Co., 5'/2%
cumul. pref. stock—Jan 31
10c
3-15
10c
6-15
10c
9-15
10%
—
,
8
8-31
<
1-20
3-15
'
4-10;
•■*10%
Georgia Power Co.—
1st mortgage bonds,
3-15
1-31
2-21
7-2%
dividend)——.
2-
5-31
•
&
5
cumulative-preferred
6%
2-28
4-10
10%
—
.
Page
7
-
' 2
REDEMPTION
Electric
Ohio
1983_.
15,
stock—
common
7
Company and Issue—
1-10
Nov.
4-29'
—
—
(stock
Date
\
<
Inc.—
bonds
5%
income
37 Vic
—
Co.
7
7 1-13
37 Vic
.
?_
Water
TENDER
OF
Company and Issue—
3-20
7
Gilchrist
4%
Co.
Zeller's
Ltd.,
4!/2%
preferred
(quar.)
$35c
■7
(quar.)
common
2-
1-
1
2-
"
1
3
.
'*56.y4c
__—
7 1st
due-Feb.
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31
*
Transfer
t Payable
books
resident
tax
British
2-24
1-
6
Previously
t
Payable in U. S.
Less
date
$2.50
2-15
2-
Jersey RR. & Canal Co. (quar.)
United Printers & Publishers, Inc. (quar.)
$2.50
4-10
Leased
15c
1-30
2-
1
1-
2-
1
1-
.
tax,
,
and/or
Maracaibo
1965____________Feb
1,
2508
201
1
due Feb.
15,
Feb
1985_
Corp.—7
due
Feb.
7_-
*
.
*
15
106
__Jan 31
15
2611
Jan 31
15,.1977
*146
Feb
cumul. preferred stock—:
Transmission
Eastern
Texas
,
.
1972—.
due
subordinated
(May) Stern & Co. 5%
tax.
——Feb 15
1961
debentures,
6%
tax.
15,
Ltd.—
Exploration
Oil
—
May Stores Realty Corp.—
General mortgage 5%^ bonds
f
corrected payment
funds, less 15% ^Canadian non-residents
income
Non¬
-
date was incorrect. The
record date is indicated here,
published
Jamaica
the source.
/•.
3
37 Vic
at
1-17
62'/2c
tax
Properties
series F bonds
6%%
3-20
United Shoe Machinery, common
deductible
resident tax 7%. 7
15%;
Less
y
dividend.
closed for this
income
a
x
3-10
2-
1
not
Canadian funds,
in
1st
•
,
of 1949 due Aug.
bonds
5%
Loblaw
1-12
Inc.^—
Products,
Inland
3
-1
'
7
_*
' 7
- .7
7.;7-77. 7
1989L____i—l—Feb 10 •
200
7"
7.
5%% "series due
debs.
*
7
6
6
gives the location in
given in the Chronicle.
were
NOTICE
1-20
25c.
—
____:—'_—:
1-
last date for mak¬
or
'
7
—_—
(stock dividend)
1-
notes,
for
3
.—
(quar.)
dividend
1
bonds,
corporate
called
stock
31V2C
Raceway
1
banks and after deduc¬
items are shown gross.
tJanuary
11
figures
re¬
(except where otherwise indicated)
volume
current
the
12-30
71-30
.
3-
V-77'7-771
:—___—__—i—_
7.
"
(quar.)
(quar.).
(quar.)
—
Quarterly
116
—
1,603
ing tenders, and the page number
1-16
•
20C
dividend-
2-
40c
Hills,
12
loan
list-of
a
common
The date indicates the
1
3-15
•____
Stock
38c
(Forest
—
redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
including
1-31
2-
3-20
_
Stock
2-
12 y2c
Bank
individual
found
be
and
preferred
1-31
...
1
62y2c
:_
Quarterly
Yonkers
J38c
Co
National
1,402
Fund Notices
will
Below
3
$1.12.Vi
(quar.)
1-10
+25c
Cos.
1
2-15:
62y2C '
(quar.)__
Co.—
Batteries
Yocam
f20c
Coal
56
+
Redemption Calls and Sinking
in¬
•
Fruit
United
net
(quar.)_
Electric
United
from
securities profits)
+
12-30
1-31
12 Vic
■
•
Machine
preferred
preferred
preferred
6%
25c
(increased)
707
—
113
commercial
domestic
to
reserves;
1-13
8c
(monthly)
Company
Cab
6%
$1
(quar.)
pre.erred
5%
(7c
and 5c from
Extra
United
<
322
1-12
15c 7 -2-15
___
:___—/
(reduced)—___________—•
_______
.
loans
PARTIAL
Yellow
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
America
of
Corps, Ltd., class A
B
~
+
—
-3
_
(San
Francisco
District).
§January 20, 1960 figures revised.
Warner
2-15
2-28
65
35
-
1-13
7 *■ 37c 7
(quaf.7--*__!—__
1-10
1
2-10
6,867
v
—
__
Electric—
(quar.)
Jr.
Yates-American
York
(1955
preferred
vised.
20c
jquar.)_-___^____^_'
Co.
Inc.
(Wm.),
Wurlitzer
Corp.—
preferred
Class
3-
50c
_
4%
United
$1.25.
2%
(quar.)__
__
4%
vestor't inc.
quar.)__
+
7
1-31
1-20
•:
Oil Co.
United
'
A
Ltd.
Canada,
5% ..preferred
Stock
._
(quar.)
Union
r
„
(quar.)___
Union
Union
_,
(quar.)
693
325
3-17
1-31
1-20
6c
preferred
preferred
preferred
$3.50
7
10-
1-20
2-15
92»/2c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4-
1
25c
87y2c
(quar.)
—
+
._
——
valuation
of
;
—_1
Light
W.)
preferred
Monthly
1
92 y2c
preferred
+
1-20
(quar.):
Tanning
County
Fund,
Wrigley
$1
(quar.)__.—
—
3-15
class A
(initial-quar.)—
(initial-quar.)
B
4.44%
Worth
$1.12 Va
(quar.)_
1
3-31
*
$4 preferred
"Preliminary
4c
'
Worthington Corp., common
4Va%
preferred (quar.)_„
1-13
3-31
96
■
2-15
.>
.
tion
7
1-31
Wood-Mosaic,
2-
2-
-
6
2-28
(quar.)
gains)
Power
Shoe
2-15
(quar.)
common
Acceptance, Ltd.—
9
$1.12 y2
;
La
South
208
6-
2-28
30c
(quar.)
Corp.,
6-30
2 y2c
Banks.:.—
Reserve
of
■(•Exclusive
1-
1-31
—
Power—
Inc.
capital
(From
3-10
i2yac
,
+
.
4-
6c
(quar.)
6%
40c
$l.<i0
(s-a)
class A
preferred
Trunkline
pfd.
Co., 5%
Oil & Gas
3-10
7
90c
.____
5%
.
(quar.)
Triangle Lumber,
Trico
4V2%
.
•
Coal
■' 1:
6c
'.
.—
'
Stock
Truax-Traer
143
+
33,405
._
——
Federal
$1.50
(monthly)___.
Inc.
preferred
9
5%
i2y2c
Stores,
3.60%
3-15
3-30
._
989
—
79
i
Other
17c
Fund__;
Industries
Growth
Wisconsin
1-13
10c
Quarterly
392
+
332
106
1,320
others
1
—
'_*_•
*
(quar.)—_:—
Monthly
12»/2c
.
_
24
+
1,598
From
1
40c
1-13
$5.60
—2,465
653
Borrowings:
6c
633/4C
Trans-Lux
2,78.2
—
2,042
banks
From
4
1
5-
40c
(quar.)—___
common
(quar.)
$1.22 y2
Transnation
841
+
35
20
.
deposits:
:2-15
•
532
+
deposits:
Interbank
4
+
3
banks
1-31
2
2-
.
preferred
(quar.)
.
Time
1-21
2-21
25C
(quar.)
Common
$4.25
(quar.)
preferred
2-
1
3-
"62'/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
2-15
2-
$1.25
ser.)
1-24
57
61,486
_
deposits
demand
demand
Foreign
1-24
1 i
1,676
7'''
-T77': 7
adjusted
deposits
Domestic
1-10
1
2-
a7
75c
common
Company,
preferred
$5.70
1-31
50c
i
1-23
'7
■} V;
..V
Government
S.
Interbank
2-20
2-
10c
Co. (quar.)
Machine, $2 prior pref. (quar.)
1
2-15
25c
dividend
&
$2.55
.
3-
1.12 Vi
(quar.)
Inc.
LIABILITIES—
+
+
142,793
assets/liabilities
Total
2-
common
(quar.)
$4.90
$5.96
1-20
_—- -—_—_ -
+ 3,363
225
—
2,912
4,024
banks——_____
'■—__ —.
865
§ +
60
116
+
1,380
domestic
assets—net
2-
Common
12-15
2-
Other
143
+
12,387
—______
coin
with
Balances
2-15
Oil
Wilson
9-15
1-1-62
25c
+25c
.
2-1-
30c
(quar.)_
Ry.,
*—
Chocolate,
Stock
t25c
Quarterly
Transcontinental Gas Pipe
1-20
_________ _____
Banks__—___________
203
+
—
Williams-McWilliams Industries—
1-18
12-29
1
2-
f25c
(quar.)
•
Quarterly
1
4-
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
1-31
22y2C
payment of stock distribution)
Transamerica
1
15c
preferred
Wilcox
2-
.
A (quar.)
Wilcox Electric, 5%
pfd. (1946
(Quarterly payment including the new shs.
40c
preferred (quar.)___
Wilbur
1
3-10
A
(quar.)—
convertible
$3
2-
:
1
and
2-15
Stores,
2-
■
4-
Currency
—
—
—
R.
F.
ol
—
1
2,600
18,045
4,009
10,094
:
—
years.
with
25c
White Sewing
1
$1.25
f
139
.____
—
years_!
securities
Other
•.'7Vic
White-Rodgers
2-
class
five
After
year
five
Reserves
1
(quar.)
one
to
One
British income
(quar.)_.
2-15
2-15
Within
2-10
6
4-
Treasury
per
—------——
securities—total—
6
2-15
2-15
about $.007
to
Treasury
jl
167
1,275
12,492
15,277
30,270
banks—_
commercial
•
65
§—
5
bills
—______—
1.101
certificates of indebtedness—1,515
notes and U. S. bonds maturing
Treasury
1-16
2-
6
1
8%
1
2-15
25c
Trust—
1-
1
20c
2-
1-16
1-
3-
47'/2C
1
Government
S.
2-17
3-
Y.) .'(quar.)
2-
loans
Other
§—
42
___
701
loans
estate
Real
U.
1
$1.14
(quar.)
1-16
1
$1.06y4
(N.
1
2-
(quar.)
Trust
2-
domestic
3-15
(quar.)
&
60c
to
1-13
2-
(quar.)
dividend
2-13
1
$1
preferred
Bank
1
lien (quar.)
Mfg., class A common (quar.).—_
prior
White Stag
Class
Loans
3-
foreign
1
6
—
75
__
3,834
finance etc
banks
to
284
+
10
—
■
2-
32y2c
25
+
1,629
Loans
437
—
institutions:
financial
personal
finance,
102
152
1,158
Other
$1
.—
nonbank
to
+
96
+
714
______
securities
Sales
$1.43%
preferred
Stock
1-31
(quar.)
4.56%
Toronto-Dominion Bank
&
& Lake Erie
4.25%
preferred
2-20
for depositary.
Stationery—
Westinghouse Air Brake
$1.06 V*
4V4 %
2-20
31 V4C
after
share
preferred
Wheeling
Loans
1
1
187
carrying:
or
securities
Government
S.
2,218
+
13
-^*
1,440
purchasing
for
5,976
+
§ + 1,534
160
carrying:
or
loans
;
pur¬
securities
Other
expenses
preferred
6%
and
1
1
common
_______
Westgate-California Corp.,
.1429%
(final)_57.1429%
regulatory agency approval)
Securities Trust, Ltd., Def.
Ordinary
(final)
Tobin Packing Co. (quar.)
Tobacco
and
U.
1-19
3-
(quar.)
Investment
amount
depositary
1
(stock
stockholders
to
3-10
3-
4-11
2-
1
3-
c
12%
will
Dividend
Western
2-15
2-
for
+
350
1,084
—
dealers
and
Government securities
S.
Other
3-
Ordinary
shares)
(Stock divs. payable in class A
Guarantee
Co.
of
New
York
U.
Other
35c
(quar.)
RR.
5%
dividend
1
f30c
(quar.)
preferred
30c
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
2-15
2
1
2-
chasing
1
2-
$1.20
Telephone—
quar.) ——.—
&
3-15
2-10
2-
1
2-15
(quar.)
(increased
$1
1
1
3-
62y2c
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-
•_
brokers
to
Loans
4-6,179
258
31,493
industrial loans
and
Jan.13,
397
ti8,446
adjustedt
Commercial
Agricultural loans
35c
i
investments
dollars)
Jan. 11,
110,085
adjustedt—___— 108,810
investments
and
and
Loans
1-26
$1.12 Vi
_.
—
Breweries,
preferred
5.20%
1
2-15
32c
(quar.)
Light
Common
1-20
3c
30c
common
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
com.
dividend
Edison
Class
15c
Thriftimart, Inc., class A
Toledo
1-12
1-31
9iy4c
(quar.)
(Pa.)
Drug
1
2-
Supply,
Auto
preferred
4.80%
2-28
'•
2-10
12-31
(quar.)
Insurance
1-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Wooldridge,
Ramo
Stock
Western
Fire
3-31
25c
(quar.)
(J. R.)
preferred
dividend
Westchester
$40c
Inc.
Thompson
Stock
1-16
2-28
common
common
Thompson
B
2-
1-31
7c
(quar.)—.
2-22
loans
Loans
Virginia
2-28
—
preferred (quar.)—
Ltd.,
Bros.,
preferred
Stock
Pulp & Paper,
4Vi % preferred (quar.)
2
2-10
2-15
Co
Manufacturing
Point
West
7c
Canada,
Class
6-15
2-22
36c
$1.25
;
Instruments, 4%
Thrift
6-28
2-
26y»C
(quar.)
preferred
$1.44
4c
.___.
Texas
3.65%
2-15
7c
Industries, Inc., $5 pfd.
Texaco
1
West
____.—;—
__
Texas
Thalhimer
1-19
3-
ordi¬
(from
Inc.
(monthly)
Tenney Corp.
Monthly
Monthly
2-15
(quarj__"_____
pfd. C
Corp., 6%
Total
1
2-15
$2
Wellington Equity Fund—
Quarterly from net investment income
West Coast Telephone, common (quar.)
1-19
ions of
dn mi
Jan. 18,
50c
2-15
3-14
2-15
1961t
ASSETS—
1
2-
Jan. 20,
I960
Jan. 11,
1961*
1-31
(s-a)__
I.)
R.
Waste King
$2
Electronics
1
2-15
25c
60c
2-15
—
(s-a)—
3-
Jan. 18,
1-10'
8c
3-14
5c
(quar.)
1
.___
(—) Since
Decrease
'
-'
8
2-
■i.
—
2-
—2-25
inc!—
1-16
'
-
( + ) or
Increase
3
60C
Gas
(Westerly,
corporations.
1-13
Swasey
Extrft
which
"
Washington Steel Corp., common
4.80%
convertible preferred (quar.)
25c
class
3-
6
Quarterly out of investment income,,
1
25c
(quar.)
1
2-
40c
1-31
2 Va %
B
1-28
4-
30c
—
20c
»
*
Inc.,
Class
(quar.)
othe^,. than interbank increased $91
$80 million was in deposits of indi¬
deposits
of
viduals, partnerships, and
2-20
62y2c
(quar.)—
common
Pictures
Bros.
12
—.—
—
10c
E.
dividend
nary
Time
million
(quar.)________
2-
Taylor Fibre Co., common
Trane
Vic
2-
(Winston-Salem,
Trust
&
Washington Trust
Trade
3
65c
Freight, Inc. (quar.)
Broadcasting (quar.)
Title
(quar.)
2-
million, and the combined
U. S. Government bonds decreased by $52 million.
1
1
million;
by $57
total of Treasury notes and
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $225
of
Treasury
certificates decreased
1-16
2-
3-
65c
M.
4%
1-31
2-15
15c
*
decreased a net of
loans
industrial
and
holdings
1-13
3-
com.
B
Talon,
1-16
25c
Co.
Stock
1-13
1-31
(quar.)l
28c
Gas,
Susquehanna Corp. (stock dividend)
Swingline, Inc., class A (initial quar.)
Taft
1-27
2-10
Fund
(incr.-quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred (1954 series) (quar.)
conv.
preferred 1951 series (quar.)
Propane
Sunshine Biscuits Inc.
I.
1-27
2-15
tlOc
1-31
preferred (1952 series)
5i.20%
T.
._
(s-a)
Ltd.
1-16
5.20%
Class
1-16
$1.12 Vi
$0,047
1-31
Gas
Suburban
Oil
1
2-15
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
20c
Suburban
5.20%
1-27
2-
10c
t25c
convertible
Voi-Shan
1-13
,
t25c
Oil (quar.)
(quar.)__
A.)
1-27
2-16
20c
Food (quar.)
Corp. of America,
Ventures,
7 Vac
California
Strolee
2-
2-16
14c
Monday, January 30, 1961
.
Loans to brokers and dealers for purchas¬
ing or carrying U. S. Government securities increased
$96 million, but their loans for purchasing or carrying
other securities decreased $102 million.
Loans to nonbank financial institutions decreased $117 million.
from
(8c
Sea
Camp
Vanderbilt
2-10
2-28
25c
(quar.)
14c
Inc.
Fund,
plus 6c from capital gains)
.
.
$160 million.
1-23
2-10
2-28
4%
(stock dividend)
Furniture
Stouffer Corp.
Sun
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
2-10
;
Income
income
earned
4-14
7-14
Class
Line
$.0095
B
Fund
Line
Value
Commercial
Payable of Rec.
12 Vic
-
Corp.
.
Value
6-30
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
3-31
4-14
9V2C
Class
Class
Class
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Manufacturing-
Still-Man
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-
■
When
Per
Shatc
Name of Company
■
—
'
'
V
14
Corp.—
3
United
6%
U.
S.
New
preferred
Borax
4Vi %
S.
Fire
S.
Lines
4V2%
U. S.
U.
(quar.)
Chemical
&
preferred
U.
U.
Co.
(N.
preferred
Vitamin
&
J.)
United
Transit
5%
Co.,
common
convertible
Universal
Controls
Universal
Leaf
Universal
Oil
Upjohn
Urethane
Corp.
A
of
div.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tobacco,
Products
Company
class
preferred
(quar.)
(stock
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Whelan Corp., common
$3.50
6%
;
(N. Y.)
new
3-
3
2-10
7-
1
6-
9
25c
3-15
3-
2-15
1-27
5%
2-
1
1-12
15c
2-
1
1-13
2-
1
1-13
12yac
2-28
2-15
2-
1-16
7V'2C
c«m.
(year-end)
(quar.)
(initial)
-^Oc
i2y2c
18c
1
1-31
2-
1
1-
6
1-27
2-
1-
1
SJ
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The
condition
banks
of
the
statement
Federal
of
weekly
reporting
System
Reserve
member
in leading cities
Brush
(A.
Machine
Foundry
Co.—
Date
&
subord. debs,
conv.
Beryllium
Co.
5%
M. )*Byers Co. 7%
due Feb.
conv.
1,
subord.
debs, due
Page
Feb 23
1977-
198
1974—Mar 17
276
Feb 20
2607
cumulative preferred stock
v
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.—
1st. mtg. income bonds, due Jan. 1,
___Mar.
1995
Equipment Ltd.—
s. f. series A bonds dated Sept.
6Vz% series B bonds dated
6
1
Marwell
shows
the
ended
Jan.
following
18:
A
changes
principal
decrease
of
$350
for
the
week
in
loans
million
adjusted; increases of $116 million in holdings of U.
S.
6%
Government
with
Federal
securities, $332 million in reserve balances
Reserve
Banks,
3
mand
deposits adjusted, and a
in de¬
decrease of $653 million
and $322* million
1st
1,
1954
and
Feb 28
^st 4%
Petrolane
Southwest
Transit
Co.,
Bank
Tandy Corp.
202
Co.—
bondsj due Oct. 1, 1961-1964
Gas
106
Feb 10
Dep. 1 1957
Memphis
1-16
2-10
California—
(accum.)
5%
51
1
CALLED
ISSUE
Company and Issue—
1
15c
87y2c
(quar.)
Pharmaceutical
1-18
Feb.
1976
ENTIRE
2-16
1
62»/2C
.
States Trust Co.
United
(quar.)
common
1
2-
50c
lauar.)
3-
30c
22'/2c
Y.)
1,
due Dec.
debs,
American
$1.12 y2
(N.
(s-a)
United
5 V2 %
Corp.—
(quar.).
Insurance Co.
Truck Lines
S.
(quar.)
1
Inc.
$4
6%
cumul.
due July 31,
debs,
preferred
cumul. conv. 6%
1960
Feb
1
_
203
1
423
___Jan 31
stock—
2268
__Mar
preferred stock
'
7 Vic
2-12
1-31
in demand deposits
credited to domestic banks.
"Announced
I
in
this
issue.
■
_.
7..
.
7.^7
.
'
Volume
193
Number 6025
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(503)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY
YEARLY
RANGE OF PRICES
40
Mar
50
Oct
98 % Mar
23% Mar
'
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
8
44 % Dec
Lowest
21
16
44% Jan
69% Jun
15
52 % Jan
114% Jun
10
103 % Jan
;
3
7
45 % Jan
6
42% jun
29
33% Jan
38
25'
52
Jan
15
Jan
Jun
23
17
Dec
5
15% Jan
Dec
6
32% Jan
6
17
Jan
3
Jan
16
Aboott
16
4%
3
50% Jan
i
4
47
Jun
17
30% Jan
25
3b
98
Dec
19
83% Jan
26
Oct
24-,
31
20% Feb
59 V, Sep
29
85
3% Sep
28
27 vb Jun
9
Jan
7% Jan
13
Jan
3
27 % Jan
19
Aeroqulp
11% Jan
10
Air
75% Jan
31
Jan
18
Air
4
14
4
8
53% Jun
84
8% May 11
Jan
3
/ 32% Jan
12% Jan
84
-
3
A
.3;
A
33% Jan
18
Aug 20
83% Jan
12
Alco
25
Aldens
84
Jan
23
10% Jan
3
12 Vb Jan
27
28% Oct
25
45
Jan
5
32% Jan
4
39 % Jan
27
32% Sep
28
56% Jan
4
35
3
41
27
33% Jan
27
42% Aug 19
40
90% Jan
12
15% Oct
1
25
46
Jan
Jan
Inc
4%%
6%
May 27
22% Jan
8
17% Jan
4
12% Jan
3
147/a Jan
25
36% Jan
5
1
22
Oct
39
Jan
12
Jan
27
Allied
48% Jan
27
5
82% Jan
13
40
Jan
28
15
132
Jan
28
101
Jan
6
36% Apr 13
35 Va Jan
4
28
Jan
4
24% Jan
27% Jan
31% Jan
9
Jan
24
11
Alpha
104
3
18,200
42 3A
43%
41%
97
427a
14,600
95
95%
95%
96
17%
17%
17%
17
17%
3,100
55%
57%
56%
57%
20,300
Mfg
No
3
69% Jan
77% Jan
27
Jan
4
29% Jan
16
Amer
3
11
American
American
Bank
15 % Jan
3
17% Jan
10
American
Bosch
51% Jan
7
38 Va Jan
4
43 % Jan
12
American
Brake
13% Sep
43% Jan
1
8 % Jan
3
Jan
5
July 28
1
14
40% Sep
29
4
9
34% Jan
38% Aug 23
51% Jan 13
4
37% Jan
23
Jan
4
37% Jan
23
36
Note
Inc
82%
82%
82%
American
Cable
American
7%
Can
48
Jan
23
American
Chain
6
76
Jan
16
American
21% Jan
9
36% Sep
81% Jun
26
44% July
5
40 Va Jan
10
43 % Jan
24
28
89
85 Va Jan
16
4%Y«
59% Jun
14
45 % Jan
4
47% Jan
12
25
307/a Dec
30
29% Jan
20
31% Jan
24
American
21
59% July 18
57% Jan
3
Jan
27
American
Electric
17% Sep
27
33% Jan
20 Va Jan
3
24% Jan
24
American
Enka
Oct
7
42
,22% Sep
33 Va Jan
4
35 Va Jan
17% Jan
3
20 Va Jan
8 Va Jan
4
9% Jan
Jan
0% Jan
29
142% Feb
6
31% Mar 15
30
30
15
38% Jan
11
18
24
Jan
♦62
64
21 %
*21
21%
400
47%
75%
76%
47%
75%
75%
47%
75%
76 %
2,100
75%
76%
76%
773/a
18,000
Par
No
6
13% Jan
'6
9
20 Va Jan
3
94
Jan
103
Sep
9
99% Jan
9
49 % Jan
91% Dec
19
85 % Jan
86% Dec
23
83 Va Jan
24
31% Sep
58% Jan
6
34Va Jan
20% Jun
27% Jan
15
Corp
Jan
15
5%%
Mach
Jan
12
12
American
Metal
9
American
Molasses
17% Dec
22
29 Va Apr
18
17% Jan
3
18% Jan
4
American
Motors
55% Mar 23
82% Dec
30
79
Jan
16
85
Jan
10
American
26
44
Sep
1
34
Jan
19
38% Jan
5
American
News
American
Optical
48 % Aug
12
41
16% Feb
3
133% Dec
54
Feb
1
17
Jan
4
140
35% Aug 16
33% Jan
American
American
Rad
26
3
39% Jan
9
American
14
16
Jan
13
Jan
27
American
Dec
12
54% Jan
3
58% Jan
27
American
59
18
6
144% Aug 25
136% Jan
3
141 % Jan
11
62% Aug 24
63 V2 Jan
27
American
27 V* Jan
16
Amer South
60% Jan
8
126
Aug
4
34
Jan
4
23% Jan
3
25
Sep
28
38% Jan
20
27 Va Jan
3
30% Jan
10
61% Oct 26
82% Feb
3
Jan
3
82
Jan
13
31% Feb
10
7%
6%
77
23
28% Jan
34% Jan
17
30
103 Va Jan
3
U5% Jari
27
51% May 19
65% Dec
20
64% Jan
3
71% Jan
25
American
3
124 Va Jan
117
Jan
130% Aug 31
4
121 % Jan
13
7%
6*
3
47
Va Jan
18
American
1
22% Jan
23
29% Sep
27% Sep
27
28
i 41
Jan
13
29% Jan
4
Feb
28
26% Jan
20
26% Jan
20
Mar
8
18% May 17
13% Jan
4
15
Jan
23
American
45
Jan
7
73% Jun
63 Va Jan
3
74 Va Jan
26
AMP Inc
20 % Jan
7
26
17
Co
&
No
Sany
5%%
30%
31
3,200
62 Va
63%
63 Va
63%
63%
66
24,300
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
35 %
*34 Va
35%
400
20
19%
5,300
9%
37,900
20 %
*19%
14%
15
21%
21%
21%
103
37 %
89%
83%
40%
33%
40
'
27%
27 %
92%
16%
18%
*91%
40%
15
.21%
*102
87%
♦83
39%
29%
20
69
20
•15
20
15%
21%
103
194
693/a
19%
15
21%
28%
193'A
68%
•15
21%
•101
103
21%
*101
29
2,600
195%
14,700
70
9,400
20
800
15%
900
217a
3,600
103
88%
86%
87%
86 3A
84%
83'A
84%
♦831/4
84%
40
39
39%
397a
397a
2,900
27%
28%
102,800
27%
27%
28%
27%
28%
92%
♦91%
92%
*91%
8774
46,300 *
—.
140
"
92%
♦91%
92%
16
15%
157a
15%
157a
153A
15%
16%
16%
16%
16%
167a
167a
16%
18
18%
17%
18%
17%
177a
177a
18
84
82
83%
83
837/a
82%
83%
83
837a
16
15%
*16 %
5,100
1,600
137,500
12,600
24,400
75,800
13%
•'
*141
13%
142
46%
13%
►140
13%
142
46%
13%
*140%
47
48%
48%
14%
14%
14%
142
143
142
48
147a
•140%
144
10
38%
39
38%
38
38%
38%
387a
par
16%
56%
17
16%
17
16%
17%
17
17%
171/4
18
par
57%
57
57%
56%
57
56%
57
567a
587a
*139%
140%
140%
139%
140
139%
35
62'A
*122Va
33%
62%
139%
*62
*122 Va
125
39
63
125%
38%
*62
*122%
140%
140% 140%
63
62%
125
*122%
125
*122%
62'A
63
63%
24%
24%
24%
25
24%
25%
24%
25
247a
25%
29'A
30 %
29%
30
29%
30
29%
29%
297a
30
1
Co
79
79%
79%
79%
78%
79%
79
79%
79%
81%
32%
30%"
33%
32%
"'••31'"
31
33%
31%
33
33%
33
31%
31
_33%
108%
109 Va
12.50
70%
70%
70%
71%
70%
123%
110%
|14
,33%wms
321/2
3274
2,600
3,100
31%
3,400
115%
204,500
71%
70%
71%
30,900
123%
123%
12374
124%
123%
123%
123%
46%
46%
46%
46%
47%
46%
47
22%
21%
21%
21%
217a
21%
22%
x21%
21%
28%
29
29
5,300
11,300
307a
46%
29
990
1,200
1137a
21%
25
9,800
31%
5
,
com
4,100
31,400
113%
25
Corp
467B
47
1,080
64,100
5,200
*28%
29
28%
28%
28%
•287s
25
*26%
27
♦26%
27
*26%
*26%
267a
26%
26%
100
8meltlng__l
14%
15
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
147a
147a
15%
71%
72%
70%
4,800
72%
71
72%
72%
74%
7274
73%
21 Va
8,400
227a
series
Ac
.
10
70%
123%
123
110
■
111%
71%
109
5,500
125
1
endorsed shares
I
5
44% July
38% Jan
5
Corp
»
27
300
No par
•
21%
22
21
21%
20%
21%
46
408,000
46%
47
46%
467/a
45%
48%
4674
48%
48%
26,400
47%
48%
47
48'/8
47%
48%
477a
48%
38%
37
38
37,200
36%
37
36
36%
36
37%
710
36
-
22 %
37 %
-
45%
47 %
1
_50
36'A
347a * 35%
347a
35%
34%
35
35
35%
8,200
♦91
21%
Hocking Glaee Corp—
Common
a__
$4 preferred
6.25
No par
-
Anderson Clayton Ac Co_«___—21.80 —
Anderson-Prtchard Oil Corp__
10
'
*101
88%
85
*19%
28%
191
14%
Wire Ac Cable
For footnotes* see page 26.
103
20%
28%
49
par
Anaconda
17
70'A
28%
6,900
23
27
194%
69
17,800
38 Va Jan
26
188
69%
90%
4
Jan
29%
188%
57%
33% Jan
41% Jan
28%
9%
36%
11
92
70
136%
68%
187%
19
9%
88
54% Jan
47Va Jan
19%
9%
56%
6
/
35%
19
9Va
36
Co
3
*35
19%
9 Va
5,900
87 3A
Anaconda
13
35%
19 Va
9%
83'A
-
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp_._l
17
♦34%
19%
9%
30%
56
3
90% Jan
36
31
30%
35%
27
• Jan
46 Va Jan
♦35
31%
19%
g%
14"%
preferred_100
common
common
Lead
45,200
62%
18%
com__5
Co
Tel
1,700
46
85%
26
37
45%
55%
48% Jan
r
'
46%
35
48 Va Jan
28
45%
86%
89%
24 Va Jan
13
47
*84
56%
4
Aug 12
86 Va
35
3
93% Oct
♦84
*84
55%
27
44 %
42%
87%
Jan
46% Dec
42%
34%
41 % Jan
-
4,000
43%
90
47%
44
Jan' 12
21
34%
15
36
Feb 17
30% Mar 3
20%
55%
17
85
20%
43
55
31% Oct
,
2,700
20 Va
•
86%
30% Dec
n
2,700
74%
34%
42% Mar
Anchor
2,700
48%
73%
87%
47%
68% Jan
26
37%
48
75 Va
55%
55% Jun
Jan
37%
47%
75
36'A
31
Va
37%
47'A
75%
54%
17
34
37%
47%
34%
24
8
37%
85%
45%
19% Oct
-
37 Va
47
100
par
42% Oct
Ampcx
60,800
31%
16%
par
33% Feb
1
31
*91 %
15%
"
100
Viscose
Zinc
37%
46%
27%
25
Foundries
Tobacco
Preferred
36%
24%
87%
—2
Chem
Std
Water Works Co
Preferred 6% series
14
37 Va
_1
American
20
37 Va
62%
*83
com__l_
preferred
Jan
16
23% Jun
25
25% Mar
Tel
6,600
37%
24
*101
100
Sugar Refining com
25
preferred ^itmnvmaagssaBsdUr
19 Va Jan
44 % Dec
32% May 11
15 % Jan
4
24
30%,,*,
8%
'
100
Stores
American
30% Aug 26
19%
8%
47%
19%
American
3
108% Dec
31
46%
14"%
|
African Inv Co Ltd_Jtl
Steel
'47 %
21%
-
100
Snuff
American
19%
8%
62%
68 Va
1.66%
non-cumulative
American
19%
/
24
186
1
si
si
85%
28%-28%
1
100
preferred
4
27% Mar 15
79% Jan
30
9%
eom___3.50
Seating Co
Ship Building Co__No
Smelt St Ref'g com_No
9
37 Va
43%
8%
-
19
1
preferred
21% Oct
1
3
21
Jun
7%
700
15,700
34 %
-
_1
No
6,166
61%
23%
12.10
Co
40
*60
62%
40o
Co
Potash
25
Jun
25
v
:
-
No par
Co
27
18
Mar
46%
10
Photocopy Equipm't Co_No
Jan
3
117
*84
100
Gas
387a
40
61%
43 Va
86 Vr
Corp
38%
40%
♦19%
85%
Co
Natural
Jan
142
8%
•84
100
Products
14% Jan
3
Jan
49
3
12% Jan
145% Aug 24
20
8%
43%
preferred
38%
40%
*60
44%
*19%
9
21
No par
Climax Inc
17% Jan
7
-43%
20
3%
43%
...
16% Jan
24
13,000
44'A
*19%
20 Va
I
Fdry
3
33 % Oct
44
_43%
20
43'A
91
si
5
Amer
43%
43%
21%
10
3
8,200
42
No par
15 % Jan
27
41
21
90 % Jan
90% Jab
40%
42
92% Aug 15
""59 Va Jan
41
21
28% Jan
6
40%
41%
Metal
18
42
20%
American
Jari
41%
3
26
76% Jan
42%
72 Va
28% Jan
54
42
47%
3
20
16%
72
24% Jan
14
16%
47%
39%
Jun
17
71%
Machine 0c Metals_No par
67
16%
48
American
85% Dec
17%
72%
23
11
17
72
40 V2 Jan
14
17%
38%
40
47%
4
43% Apr
17
38%
par
3.90%
43 % Apr
61%
par
10
preferred
41,900
40
38%
37%
111
7,100
22%
*60
37%
10
of
28%
112
61%
3 7%
Corp
22%
♦102
40%
37%
L—.
27%
22%
38%
37%
Co
28%
112
38
10
Corp
28%
22'A
*102
40 %
37%
9
18
28 %
22%
110
37%
12
Apr
22%
36%
~
Jan
4%%
28%
*100
9%
prior preferred
American
22%
200
>*>
43%
*19%
90 V2 Jan
85
28%
111
*62 %
8%
No
Co
13% Jan
Mar
V
c
Investment Co
Ice
5
13% Dec
42%
62%
12.50
Products
26
28% Oct
42
par
_1
Co
Hardware
Aug
42
17%
387/a
1
European Secur
Export Lines Inc
St Foreign Power
18
11% NOV
17%
2
No
Power
21
Oct
138% Jan
*60
Corp
Corp
13% Oct
86% Jan
13
61%
International
102
3
76% Jan
41
American
15
16% Jan
38
American
Jan
22 %
*60
25
21
28%
*104
*40
23
6
28%
22 %
111
62%
10
Jan
19 % Jan
62%
par
American
18
20% Sep
*104
18
24% Jan
13 % Oct
28%
22
100
Hospital Supply Corp_.„l
S
30,000
64
Home
16% Jun
5,000
103,900
47%
American
Jan
74%
*20%
American
72
35
73%
*62%
American
61% Jan "-3
34%
72%
47%
16
14
34%
70%
64
18
62 % Dec
30%
34
72
21
27
9
30
34%
71%
47%
Jan
30
36% Mar
17% Feb
American
American
30%
34'/a
71%"
21
21% Jan
4
„
American
30%
35%
400
20%
<195% Jan
3
176% Jan
198% Jun 15
18
10.
260
44,700
47%
Cyanamid Co
23
82%
267/a
109
20%
No
Distilling
46 % Jan
»% Jun
26
*105%
30%
47%
Barge Line Co
Crystal Sugar com
prior preferred
21
17-% Dec
82'A
26%
109
30%
22
1
Cable
si
23% Oct
66
70%
26%
*105%
9,500
47%
Commer
39% Oct
.
34%
70%
26 Va
109
1,100
48-y4
62%
American
4
35%
26%
*105
83
2,000
11,700
47%
No
Chicle Co
3
28
35
69%
par
30%
*82
10
*20%
common
3
American
27
104
30%
25
Co
19 Va Jan
4
26%
104
30"%
9
1
preferred
Amer
27
103
30%
1
Radio
si
70 'A Jan
Jan
26%
102
100
20
42% Jan
«
48%
82%
common
11
84
48%
48 %
82%
preferred
27
Mar 30
47%
48
82
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
5%
Dec
;
383A
9%
10
Shoe Co
24% Jan
77
38%
9%
120
147a
38%
8%
8%
common
Arma
26
16
14%
38%
38%
9%
48%
preferred
Oct
46% Mar 22
14%
38%
38%
preferred
American
4
27
14%
X38%
50
4
Jan
35% Dec
convertible
Jan
19% Jan
38%
9%
10
Bakeries Co
American
6
46
38%
common
5
27
30% Dec
Airlines
Jan
19% Jan
par
100
Corp
38% Jan
11
14%
Co
60 Va Jan
Nov
14%
Agricultural Chemical__No par
3
20
14%
9%
No
Petroleum
11
>
56
14%
_12.50
Jan
1
55%
14%
No par
Jan
23
56%
14Va
America
Sugar
60
43 Va Jan
55
47%
Corp
39
23
57%
934
Issued
4
46'/a Dec
8
of
July 12
6
56 Va
48%
preferred
4
4
Jan
17%
48
common
23
19
1734
I
Jan
25% Mar
♦95
11%
1734
No par
Cement
20
6%
98%
11%
2
:
Jan
41
*95
11%
I
Corp
47 Va Jan
44% Jan
104,200
31,100
*84
17%
23
4
12%
92
97
9
18
40
*84
17%
3
Oct
11,100
951/2
85 Va
97
24
30% Oct
57%
♦84
39%
45% Jan
3%%
57%
85 Va
41
20 % Jan
22% Jan
7,000
57%
♦84
84
■2,700
36%
30
105
13%
39%
50% Mar 15
3
13%
37%
22% Dec
3
13%
56%
39%
21
Jan
13%
58 %
43%
23
36
14%
57 Va
43%
Dec
21% Jan
33
13%
57%
44
19
102% Jan
327/a
13%
57
43%
33% Jun
4
7,500
33
13%
57 %
44
Limited
18
4
33
43%'
Co
27
4 %
4%
33 Va
36%
Amalgamated
44% Jan
4%
33
39%
Aluminum
25% Jan
15,900
4%
4 Va
-
11%
Aluminium
106 Va Jan
82%
39%
4
28
80 %
37%
5
13
4,100
82%
11%
23
20
81%
39
Jan
Nov
10 74
36%
35% Jan
34% Dec
10%
11%
74% Jan
26
10%
39%
68
Amerada
14,000
10%
37
convertible
When
10%
82 Va
10%
18
I
84
Corp
Portland
Amerace
"
56
4'A
33'A
13^800
10%
13%
13%
|
4%
32%
12%
26%
>
38 %
20
21
.
4%
33
12%
25
34%
62 % Jan
35% Oct
32%
27,900
12%
24%
10%
68 Va Jan
30
2
87%
12
24
81%
11
82 Va
414
85%
12 Va
24 Va
40
4
24
10%
31%
85%
12%
35
30
13% Oct
11
82%
83%
6,100
24
|
Allis-Chalmers
4.08%
25'A
10%
„•
Corp common
preferred
31% Jan
3
12%
24%
81%
Inc
Products
4%
12%
26%
21%
10%
Jan
0
12%
24%
>
21
38%
Dec
63
10,600
21%
109
34%
69
57
4,600
33%
-
*104%
I
108
91
26%
32"%
34
109
10
26
17% Apr
25%
33
33 Va
86 Va
36 Va
*104%
58%
preferred-
29
31% Jan
26%
31%
87
33 %
1
109
common..
Feu
26
25%
34%
85
37%
89%
-
59
*104 %
88%
12%
100
61% Oct
23% Oct
26 Va
30 Va
1
47
78% Jan
26
36 Va
2
Allied Stores
24
July 25
26%
25%
60
109
No par
Allied Mills
10
3
26
55
26
Co
3f
5;!.-:.
Nov
28
Kid
Jan
7% Jan
44
22% Oct
28 % Sep
25%
Inc
Chemical
81% Jan
6
13
95
37,100
21
£9%
*104 'A
37'A
21
i
preferred
Allied
84% Sep
17%
21 %
60%7
109
__50c
Corp
Industries
20
4
21'A
Allen
12% Dec
Jan
21%
11
Allied
75
21'A
19
26
58% Jan
26,300
21%
Jan
57 Va Jan
11% Jan
50%
17
17% Jan
3
39% Jan
19,700
49%
17%
97
50% Jan
26
39%
49%
17
4
23
4
24
38 %
47%
3
Jan
Jan
May 31
38%
47%
17%
Jan
90
44
59
6% Oct
35%
46%
17 Va
:
convertible
27
41% Sep
38 '/a
48'A17 Va
16% Jan
100
6
300
8,100
47 Va
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
__1
Allegheny Power System
1
Allegheny si West Ry 6% gtd___100
Jan
46%
59%
17 Va
;
Inc
Corp
*45
47%
common...
Alleghany
58%
17%
1
Products
Sep
32
:
Industries
58 Va Jan
3*
3
45%
58
16%
1
No
Products
Gas
Shares
45%
60
46'%
Corp
Alabama
J
14 Va Jan
48 Va Jan
5
17
the Week
Jan.27
1
Inc
Co
Reduction
Friday
Jan. 26
36 Va
iq
Corp
Sales for
Thursday
44%
25
Inc
Corp
Control
4% Jan
3
13% Jan
Admiral
44%
59%
33 %
3
45%
*104%
87%
3
*44'A
HIGH SALE PRICES
Jan.25
5
par
4
4
45%
AND
Wednesday
Jan. 24
i
Stores
Express
10% Jan
• ■
,M4%
Addressograph-Multlgraph Corp.2.50
10% Jan
ll3/8 Oct
17
Adams-Mills
12
22'A Jan
38% Feb
Feb
Adams
18
1
32% Aug 26
19% May 12
79
24
Jan
96 % Jan
Tuesday
Jan. 23
100
Co
26% Jan
4
40% Mar
28
Steel
24
23% Jan
Oct
9% Oct
Industries
ACF-Wrigley
14
10'
ACF
Acme
2&
common
preferred
Vending Corp
17
16% Apr
22
27
ABC
12
03
28% Jan*
27
Laboratories
21% Jan
24 % Jan
Monday
Pa*
1
convertible
17% Jan
:
LOW
STOCK
Abacus Fund
Jan
39% Jan
10
16
26
62
3
12
Apr
YORK
EXCHANGE
106
.
3
a
35VaOct
23 % May 31
NEW
Highest
26
8
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Year I960
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
RANGE OF SALE PRICES
,Range for Previous
Lowest
15
i.
-
<
*91
38
A7%
92
*91
92
•91
92
92
92
38 %
33%
387a
38%
39%
3874
407/s
40%
41%
47%
39,600
47%
477a
477a
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
14,800
93
20
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(504)
.
.
Monday, January 30, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Since
Range
33 % Jan
July 26
2
3
38% Jan
25
3
40% Jan
20
Argo
Jan
4
26
3874
38
3878..
38%
38%
40 Va
40%
40%
40 74
40 Va
4074
5,000
10
69%
697b
6874
69%
68%
69%
68%
69
6874
6974
12,600
(Del)-.—.——5
Armstrong Cork Co common—___1
41%
42%
41 %
42%
42 74
433/4
43
44 34
44 74
45
81,200
4
67% Jan
3
37% Jan
3
44% Jan
39
Jan
26
53 Va Dec
21
50
Jan
4
75
Jan
13
83'/a Aug 26
78% Jan
11
80% Jan
26
30
Jan
3
35% Jan
19
14% Jan
4
15% Jan
24
Armstrong Rubber Co___—
Arnold Constable Corp
20% Jan
3
22'/a Jan
17
Aro Equipment Corp
20% Jan
24
26
25% Aug 22
16% Oct
24
27% Jan
5
July 25
23% Jan
4
22
Jan
37% Jan
5
35% Jan
18
29 % Jun
1
56 y« Jan
27
75
■
Armour
V
preferred
Arvin Industries
Jan
4
4
2474 Jan
27
4
40
Jan
27
11
72
Jan
106
6
5.25% 1st preferred
Associates Investment Co
9
106
July 18
103% Jan
3
Jan
27
63
Jan
4
53% Jan
3
59% Jan
25
20V2Sep
27
27% Jan
5
21% Jan
3
25% Jan
18
9% Jan
7
10% Aug 29
97a Jan
3
974 Jan
12
5%
28% Feb
1
38 Va Aug
35% Jan
4
38% Jan
25
Atlantic
79% Jan
15
13
84% Jan
5
y
Atchlnson
29
88 Va May 11
84
Jan
4
58% Feb
24
43
Jan,-. 5
31% Jun
17
43% Dec
29
74% Jan
4
40 % Mar
3
Jan
Atlantic
20
79% Jan
25
4
3% Jan
3
3% Jan
10
Atlas
15
13% Jan
4
14% Jan
13
5%
26
96% Jan
26
73
Jan
-6
Jan
26
Atlas
I
20% Jan
4
13% Jan
5
17% Jan
18
Austin
11
2174 Jan
10
23% Jan
19
Conv
July 11
34% Jan
13
3874 Jan
24
Automatic
3
15 Va Jan
23
Avco
10
19% Jan
18
Avnet
24% Jan
31
20% Oct
52 Va
Mar 11
17% Aug
18
13% Jan
19% Dec
30
17% Jan
11% May 11
18% Dec
30
preferred
41
31,500.
13%
14
25,600-
27%
28
28 7a
28 Va
3
25
2074 Jan
9
3
5374 Jan
10
Bath
34% Mar
8
58% Jun
14
40 Va Jan
4
44 V\ Jan
19
Bausch
3474 Jan
24
Bayuk Cigars Inc
Jan
27
Beatrice Foods Co
3%%
90% Feb
3
94% Jan
11
95 Va Jan
20
257a Jun
9
1774 Jan
3
19% Jan
12
62% Jan
13
10374 Sep
2
87
Jan
3
100% Jan
25
78
21
Aug 10
81
Jan
6
Jan
9
Apr
97
Aug 29
83
12
19% Jan
34
Jan
32% Mar 31
29
48 3
14% Jun
20% Mar 29
8
37% Jan
57% Jun
19
8974 Feb
25
93
6
Jan
6
Beech
23
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp__
Jan
23
Belding-Heminway
27
Bell
34
Creek
Jan
16
14% Jan
4
a
13
48% Jan
13
16
Howell
&
24
74% Jan
4
6674 Jan
3
3474 Dec
22
33 74 Jan
4
Bendix
3574 Jan
3
10
24
Beneficial
3
227a Feb
12 Va Jan
30
5%
Corp
7
50 % Nov
28
48 % Jan
12
49% Jan
25
Jun
10
1% Oct
20
1 Va Jan
3
1% Jan
19
Benguet
13
Best
27
Bestwall
1
8
50
5
138% Jan
6
13
3874 Jan
33% Feb
33 74 Jan
Jun
8
42
5774 Jan
4
3974 Jan
44% Jan
10
Aug 26
141 74 Jan
143% Jan
19
151
Jan
1174 Dec
19
2174 Feb
3
12% Jan
14% Jan
18
82
Feb
8
71
Jan
7474 Jan
45
20
49% Mar 25
41
Jan
9
24
53
32% Jan
3
367/e Jan
13
24
Jan
26
23
4
2974 Jan
11
6
2274 Jan
3
2074 Jan
4
16% Jan
4
183/b Jan
Mar 28
39 74 Dec
20
35% Jan
26
40 % Jan
11
21
Oct
24
28% Jan
6
22 % Jan
6
2574 Jan
26
22 % Feb
11
1874 Jan
5
2074 Jan
Bliss
17
187a Oct
23
10
1974 Jan
3
29
Jan
67 74 Dec
5
56 % Jan
20
60
Jan
6
35
Jan
3
38 74 Jan
76% Dec
15
79 74 Mar 30
78
Jan
3
79'/a Jan
4
Steel
37
40V2
3874
40
39
40 74
37
40 7a
37
39 %
367a
38
56
59%
57
5774
5674
571/2
56%
57'%
1674
15 74
16
6674
66 %
66 %
6674
67
17 74
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3
3274 Jan
20
11
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5374
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27
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28 74 Jan
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5474
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85
28 3
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12
69
100
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.
50%
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Bond
3
48% Jan
29
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50
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19
247-4 Feb
1
8
9874
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1
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2
10
287-4
83 74
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16
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—
317a Nov
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4%
23,900
4974
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11
23
1774 May 11
> 5
98
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5
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474% pfd series of 1951—
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18
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27% Oct
127a Oct
1874
1
—.
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23
21% Dec
18 74
100
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Bethlehem
10
69% Oct
Jan
1874
27%
53%
1
preferred
Jan
37% Dec
18 74
200
par
Bell Intercontinental Corp
1374 Jan
11
56% Oct
3074 Nov
195,400
85
34%
10
common—No
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preferred
4%%
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17 Va Aug
1 /
15
1.40O
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45
1474
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97
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147a
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100
55% Jan
6
25
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5474 Jan
27
18
14
76,300
85
67
22% Jan
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7
31% Dec
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37
96
66%
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3674
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.
97
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?_7iLl
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1
83
42% Apr
5074 Dec
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19
15% Sep
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36 %
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84%
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59%
57%
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58
5 74
17
17
17%
23
1974
51%
par
100
100
preferred series B
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6
8,000
40 7-4
15% Jan
10
95
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8
51% Jan
92
41%
57% Aug 23
3374 Jan
95
90
4%
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90
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3
5
74
88
40%
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7
92 V2
5
19
Dec
4,ICO
14%
20
Jan
25,700
41
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45
3%
13%
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63
249
3 %
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4
3
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374
1374
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5
87
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14
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374
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27,500
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6,500
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79
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54
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13
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—.-100
preferred—100
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100
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— 1
Barber Oil Corp
10
30% Oct
79%
14
9
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19
183
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4774 Jan
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47
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19
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4674
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17
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19
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18
85 V4
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preferred series C
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39,300
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3874
,
14%
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12
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48
3
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38 74
1
47
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58 74
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2974 Jan
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71
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71
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70 74
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71
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20
49
40
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2474
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18
24
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11
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23 Va
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37%
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59
23%
2574
26
26
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31
26
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25 '■
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21
20%
58%
24Va Jan
45 Va Oct
20%
21%
3 4 Va
Babcock
14
21
2074
35%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Aug 15
21
20 Va
34 %
5
34
21%
20 %
Arner. 2.50
Co of
Canteen
26
4374 Jan
2174
21%
167a
574 Jan
28
21%
20 %
*22%
4134 Jan
31
21%
21%
17%
3
22% Sep
21%
420
8,300
1574
23%
10
24% Oct
*14%
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4%
15%
*14 74
par
Corp
4%%
15 74
par
4% Jan
1
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*105
-20
———
36 Va Jan
88
15%
70
90% Jan
80
Jan
8
15%
:
($1.20)—No
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5
14% Jan
1474
8,000
32
common——No
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4
17 % Jan
81%
311/4
■
4%
—
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Babbitt
5674
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32 74
—1
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7% Jan
5
5674
8074
31
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common—-—- —10
100
3774 Jan
4% Aug 10
277a Oct
95
56 5/8
80 %
33
100
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6% Jan
56 %
80%
32%
22% •:
./
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15% Feb
12% Aug
21
48
3
5674
8074
21,.
10
preferred
2
-
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66
3
Jan
56%
34%
preferred —10
City Electric Co com—
5
Dec
13% Dec
42% Jan
76
80% Aug 18
56%
80%
33%
Topeka & Santa Fe-
non-cumulative
Atlantic Coast Line RR———No
47% Ja».„i9.
56%
80%
35 Va
21%
-
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10
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4%
56%
81
1474
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Inc
4,400
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56
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par
—1
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2.50
.
10
Feb
-No
Ashland Oil & Refining Common.^!
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
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1
49 y« Oct
100/
Co
&
$3.75
Jan
70
21
Dec
23
Shares
38'
19
19 Va Oct
the Week
,
38
42% Feb
9
26
.
40%
77% Jan
11
Jan
40%
19
20% Jan
Friday
Jan, 27
Thursday
37%
28
44 Va Jun
Sales for
PRICES
37%
Sep
10
SALE
40%
Sep
24
HIGH
40 Va
29
12'/a Oct
AND
Jan.25
37%
Corp.—
Steel Corp—
57
28 % Oct
,
Wednesday1-"
Jan.24
No par
—5
Oil
Armco
56% Jan, 23
Jan.23
Par
70
-
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Archer-Daniels-Midland
38 Va Jan
40 V4 Jan
39% Dec
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
20
30% Sep
23%
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1960
Lowest
Inc.—_—
1
>>'"•
31
32
68%
—25
Co
Maine
—
.
69%
:
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591/a
58 74
30
.69%
58%
1,100.
RR—
'
6
2374 Jan
32 74 Jan
27
38% Nov
9
Jan
11
39 74 Jan
44
Jan
24
Common
No par
5% preferred
—100
Braniff Airways Inc
.
—-2.50
Bridegport Brass Co-common—._5
4%%■ convertible preferred—50
5% Dec
12
1274 Jan
12
6
Jan
774 Jan
25
Briggs
4374 Oct
31
6374 Jan
4
48
-Jan
387a Feb
17
66% Dec
30
64 74 Jan
76% Jan
4
Aug 30
78 Va Jan
5
Dec
22
1174 Jan
18
5 74 Jan
674 Jan
9% Dec
23
2074 Jan
18
9% Jan
11% Jan
19
8% Oct
31
13 74 Jan
4
10% Jan
19
207a Oct
28
41 Va Jan
48
25
76% Aug
66
6874 Jan
26
7274 Jan
9
30
44
17
49% Jan
3
Brunswick Corp
31 Va Dec
110
29
Jan
447 a Dec
19
50
Mar 22
Mar 16
1
30 % Jan
30
106
Aug 25
Dec
50
71% Jan
_
23
Jan
108
10
Jan
25
32%. Jan
11
% Jan
27
Jan
79
11
27
v.
12% Dec
Rights
29/64 Jan
5
39% Jan
27
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
1674 Jan
23
Bucyrus-Erle
.:
17% Jan
19
Budd
9
82% Jan
25
Jan
18
*80
3074
4
-10
5
1474
3 2 74
16%
1874
77
29
167a Dec
72 Va Dec
Jan
78% May
Jan
3
31% Jan
24
1174 Jan
3
16 74 Jan
24
Bullard Co
Jan
4
34% Jan
27
Bullock's
15% Jan
5
17% Jan
11
Bulova
31
2
24
4
1674 Jan
3
1974 Jan
25
9
7674 May 13
6774 Sep 15
82% Sep 12
73 74 Jan
3
78
12
Jan
Jan
2674 Dec
5
40 74 Jun
Inc
Watch
4%
*
Jan
26
8174 Jan
3
4%%
Jan
26
27 74 Jan
12
Burndy
Corp
Burroughs Corp
19
2
2774 Jan
3
3174 Jan
28
Sep
1
2274 Jan
23
24% Jan
3
7% Oct
24
16
Jan
4
8 74 Jan
3
974 Jan
12
27% Jan
13
38% Jan
4
42% Jan
16
California
374 Oct
31
4'/a Jan
3
5% Jan
11
Callahan
1374 Jan
3
1574 Jan
23
Calumet
1574 Jan
3
187a Jan
12
Campbell Red
127a Dec
6
0
2674 Jan
18
974 May 13
1874 Oct
20
45
Mar
19
Mar
80
Feb
7
92
9
24'% Dec
20
87
43% Mar 14
49
Dec
14
8"
12
Apr 29
Sep
3274 Mar 22
4574 Dec
20% Oct 28
2774 Apr 18
61 Va Aug 22
55
May 26
~
21
(
7734 Jan
21% Jan
—_
-----—
Bush Terminal Co
(A M)
Byers Co
&
Hecla
Inc
Soup Co__
20
25
86
Jan
5
46
Jan
4
Canada
19
Southern
Ry
Jan
3
4574 Jan
13
Canadian
Breweries
21%: Jan
3
2374 Jan
27
Canadian
Pacific
Jan
4
62 74 Jan
23
Cannon
Mills
Co
.—
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Ltd
No
No par
42 74
44
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,
774
7%49'%
48 74
68
69
69
7874
7874
79
3174
32
31%
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.
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32%
58,700
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48 74
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23,100
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1474
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34
3374
34'%
34
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2,900
17
1674
1674
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167 a
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10,500
19
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18%
1874
55,300
78
78
31
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16 74
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78
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23
2374
23 74
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10,000
30%
307 a
28%
30%
29%
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57,100
22%
2274
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24
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974
41%
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41'/a
41%
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5 Va
5 74
5 74
5 74
574
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1674
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87
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223 4
.
:,
r
87%
87 74
2274
22%
23%
85
83'4
83%
*4474
45%
*44%
45%
44%
4474
44%
44 Va
44
..! 22 %
22'%
22%
22 Va
2274
627a
62 74
62
62
61%
61 %
4474
-
.:
41'%
87%
2274
*84
85
9
97 a
8674
88
.
44%
-
48'%
79
31%
4874
17%
22'%
7 74
7%
80O
22,500
30 Va
>
1174
*77
85
par
25
45
3074
31 %
44
1,000
1074
10 74
83
87 74
;
100
Co
31'%
28 74
% 7
6
10%
10%:
10 74
29
*5%-
.
11%
*1074
10%
17
Canada Dry Corp common—-1.6674
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Campbell
-V
11'%
1074
15 Va
1.80
Jan
23'/a Jan
11%
1074
68%
5Va
5
—
6
5%
6
6
6
1174
10%
31
16
,3?%
17%
1874
77
42 Va
Lake Mines Ltd——1
90
4'
Jail
59
_
•■>
11%
84
*67%
*81
24 %
3074
22 %
9%
5
——1
Packing Corp
Mining Corp—
'
25
44
com—__1
100
100
100
1
5
_L
3.33%
12
83 Va Jan
44
—.—--5
Inc__
preferred
second pref—
20% May 27
7'% Jan
Co
Industries Inc
preferred ——
3 74%
81
43% Nov 28
—
Burlington
23
8
common
__No par
Buffalo Forge CO———————1
29
3674 Aug
9
2374 Aug 25
21
Co
$5 preferred
574
.
1674
16%
3
8074 Jan
24
7
14% Apr
5
14% Jan
1774 Jan
2
26
3074 Nov
5
6
86
107a Oct
————————
Co
15
27% Jan
6
2674 Jun
12y
Sep
6
80
Jun
y
No par
3
35
24% Jan
1374 Dec
66
24
Jan
1374 Jan
3874 Dec
I
y
——__No par
& Jan
29% Aug
'
6
1174
1074
2 8 74
43%
674
6%
48%
49%,
68 74
68%
*78
7874
3174
3274
10774 10774
6 9 74
6 9 34
45%
46%
19/64 21/64
*3774
38%
1574
16%
Manufacturing Co
Briggs <k Stratton Corp
11
Jan
*5%
11%
1074
2 7 74
437-4
-
—
I
—3.50
——3
Bristol-Myers
Co
common
1
3%% preferred
100
Brooklyn Union Gas common
10
5.50% preferred series A
—-100
Brown Shoe Co Inc—
-.15
82
104
8% Jan
19
.
,
.
.%.
2274
22%
*83'%/ 85
*45
45 7%
447%
44%
4474
2274
22%
2274
*61
62
*■
3,200
9 74
900
*41
42 74
22%
*9
9
41%
2,800
7,400
7,300
•
'
*83'%
"
85
*45%
1
44 34
45%
22'%
110
45%
23 74
*617%
•
40
.
'
6,200
22,400
62
600
./
For
footnotes,
see
page
26.
hi
1%.,/y/it,'"..
..
,
Volume
193
Number 6025
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(535)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
8TOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
5V« Sep 21
391/4 Oct
5
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
13% Jan
6% Jan
4
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
,
~
7% Jan
3
LOW
STOCK
Par
Capital Airlines Inc..
19
7%
7%
7%
46%
47%
47%
29%
29%
28%
29%
28%
29
No par
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
12%
93%
93%
Xl2%
93%
94
*93%
13 Vb
94
"931/2
93%
*93%
94,
44%
44%
44%
45%
46
46%
46%
47%.
45%
46
45
46%
47% ' 48%
44%
45%
44'%
44
36%
44%
37%
41%
42
101/4 Dec
9
25% Jun
2
113/b Jan
4
131/4 Jan
12
881/2 Jan
12
Aug 18
44% Sep 19
6
94
24
Carolina Clinchfield &
431/2 Jan
3
48"/4 Jan
27
Carolina
58% Jan
4
39% Jan
3
46"% Jan
20
6
32 Vb Jan
3
39% Jan
20
& July 15
401/4 Jan
10
42V2 Jan
27
3
28"/4 Jan
13
41% Jan
24% Oct
29% Feb
43
1C
40% Sep 26
5
22% Jan
30
114% Jan
19
„
l
___!
24
54% Jan
12.
8% Jan
3
11% Jan
10
Case
4
80
Jan
10
3
43/4 Jan
27
3
32% Jan
11
16
7% Feb
26
3% Jan
19
341/2 Jan
6
30% Jan
Feb
8
94% Sep
9
89
Jan
21
Oct
25
31% Jan
8
22
Jan
3
27% Jan
17
1211/4 Sep
21
115% Jan
'6
1181/2 Jan
83% Jan
13
71% Jan
20% July 22
24% Jan
92
75% Jan
3
3
35% Jan
15
29% Jan
23
Jun
29
19
Jan
11
17
Jan
10
17% Jan
Oct
12
25% Jan
15
21% Jan
27
241/4 Jan
Jan
22
461/2 Dec
24% Jun
3
21% Jan
25
59
Aug 17
80% Aug 17
45
'Jan
67
Jan
28
23
27 5/8 Jan
3
38% Jan
3
41 % Jan
92% Jan V. 3
95
Jan
59
57% Jan
59 % Jan
20
4
29
Dec
24
48
Jan. 19
73
Jan
24
30%. Jan
.
27-
20
18
Central
Co—
Public
RR. Co
of
19% Oct
28
28% May 23
20% Jan
10
24% Jan
23
Central
26
42i% jun
15
38
Jan
24
42 % Jan
11
Central &
20% Sep
29
28% Feb
15
25
Jan
4
30% Jan
27
9
10% Jan
25
17
353/a Jan
27
3
28 V4 Jan
9
27
Oct
11
July 25
26 /
Oct
13% Sep 14
24
24
42
Oct
23
Jan
20% Jan34 Vb Jan
18
11
4
;
Service
50 /
Jan
South
Certain
Teed
Dec
88
Jan
5
42% Jan
263/i Jan
4
Cessna
Chain
913/4 Jan
27
10
44"/4 Jan
3
171/4 May 13
22i% Nov 28
21% Jan
4
24 Vb Jan
23
26 % May
41% Dec
20
38% Jan
19
431/4 Jan
23
Chance
preferred—
Champion Spark Plug
>
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Vought Corp
;
1
6
38% Jan
6
16% Jan
4
22% Jan
13
Checker
24
29% Jan
4
20% Jan
3
24% Jan
18
Chemetron
30
14% Mar 24
7-% Jan
3
91/2 Jan
16
Chemway Corp_
1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake .& Ohio Ry common—25
3%% convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
307/a Dec 13
43% Jan
54% Oct
69% Jan
94
26
Aug!
3'
4
.,
991% Apr
32
"3 ;
353/b Jan
23
0
59% Jan
24
673/4 Jan
18
97
24
Jan
24
13
Jan
Jan
6 V2 Dec
29
17
Jan
18
7% Jan
14
34% Jan
21
I?"/* Jan
6
97
3
16% Dec
23
81/2 Jan
10
19% Jan
-
18
19
19
Dec
19
43% Jan
6
24% Jan
3
27% Jan
35 % Dec
30
40V4 Apr
26% Jan
7
35% Jan
9
36 3/a Jan
Motors
Class
Chic
Corpi
Corp
13 % Oct
24
13% Jan
3
501/4 Nov
2
69% Feb
26
52 a/4 Jan
4
Jan
10
5%
6
231% Jan
4
•133/4 Jan
3
18% Jan
23
Chic &
201/2 Dec
15
36 % Jan
4
231/2 Jan
3
29% Jan
18
Western
Ry
17 3/s Jan
■
57
18
Sep 20
29% Jan
4
28
Jan
3
301/4 Jan
27
Dec
30
29% Jan
5
20
Jan
3
24
V4 Jan
12
Oct
12
32
Jan
8
15
Jan
4
213/4 Jan
16
Chicago Yellow
107/a Oct
18"'
15% Jan
4
12 % Jan
23
141/a Jan
10
Chickasha
17% Nov
4
26% Dec
30
21% Jan
12
25% Jan
3
40% Jan
27
29
71% Jan
37% Jan
6
3
No par
preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
15
Nov
_1Q0
com
Northwestern
22
38
No par
pfd
nonoum
20
x<±100
Cnrysler
78
4%
78%
4%
9OV2
24%
920
4%,a
6,600
31%.
89 %:
57,903
27%
61,900
89%
26%
*117
79-
4%
30%
31%,
90 % 1
*89%
26%
120
78%
4%
30%
100
26%
120
"117%
170
120-
10
75%
75%
75%.
75%
75%.,
4,500
28
28%
27%
28:
13,800
17%
27% r. 2»%
17%
17%.
23%
1;500
20%
23%
20%
21%
21%
21%
213/8
45 E
21%
5,400
*43
38"%
95
58%
59%
24%
24%
24%
39
38
39
45
*40
72
67
67,
29%
30%
30%
30%
39%
900
45-
72
30
39%
39%
95
*40
71
29%
29%
45
71
V 73
58%
*94%
39%
96
58%
*24
39%
*941/2
59%
25
40
96
58%
*24
X39
401
*94%
59%,
6,300
96
58%
25.
100
600
7,900
160
59%:
*24
2,700
25
700
38%
39%
39%
39
39%.
27%
28
15,700
283/s
28%
29%,
30
10%/
307/b
16,000
10%
10%
10%.
10%
10%
34%
33%
10%
34%
10%
33%
33
34%,
343/8,
35%.
26%
27%
25%
18,800
.26%
25%
261
25
26%,
36%
28%
10%
34%
27
36%
36%
35 5/8
36%
355/8
35%
36%
36 5/b
68,500
16,300
4 3/4
34,700
51%
900
x271/4
5
4%
5
4%
52
51%
51%
28%
28%
28%
91%
*91%
5
"4 5/8
43/4
4%.
.
1,700
53
52
28%
28
91%
91
43% V.
42%-f
241/a
23%;
241/a
431/4
42%,
43%
43%
43%
40
19%
20%
19%
20
19%
20.%;
20
20%
6,600
24
24%
24
24%
23%
23%
23
23%
7,900
8%
8%
8%
83/4.
Cab
Cotton
par
Corp
8%
43
*51%
53
51
28%
*91 %
28%
92
28%
92
91%
;
43.
43
! 43%.
235/a
24
23%
23 %i
24
243/4
43%
34%.
35
34 5/u
343/8
34%
61%
62%
61 %
62%
97
*95
8%
20%
,
105
8%
*95
8%
*18
26%
26%'
26"
26
36%
36 %
36
36
16%
16%
55%
55%
18
183/4
28 7/8
16%
61%.
*95
8%
29
*173/4
6,500
1,800
35
60%,
105
*8
20%
8%
*34%.
46,800
105
*8
100
8%.
200
20
20
26
255/a
26
2,400
36%..
26
*35%
*173/4,
35%.
353/4
400
15%,
14,400
.
163/a
15%
16 %
-55%
55%
55%"!:
T, 173/4
18%
17%
17%
28% '
28%
29%
27%
28
V: 15%
'
v
*55
200
10,700
29,700
103,300
43%,
8 3/4
34%,
62
97
ie.%
1'6%
55%. 5/
551/2
18
.28% ;J 30 :*■'
;.
42%
59%
8%
13,600
91%
*tZ3/4
43%
■
9
*17%
28%.
42
36%
.55%,
,
55%.
900
17%
17%.
6,700
27%,
'
28%,
5,200
\
29 %
30
301/2
29-/4
30%
295/8
30'A
15,700
22%
22%
22"
22Va
21%
29%»
221/4.
29%.
231/8
21%,,
221/a
12,800
19%
*18%
193/8
19%
1.9%
195/8
19 ®/8
*19%.
20%
12 %
12%
*12
123/4
*12
123/4
13
13
*12%
13
22%
39%
23%
22%
233/4
23
231/2
22%
23
223/4,
40%
39%
39%
38%
39'A
38%
393/B
38%
38%
85 %
25
30%
22%
19%
/.
25c
Corp
%*.
27%
27
No pur
5
Oil-
O'Nuts
20%
19% V 191/8
8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__N0
Chock Full
36,000
23%
95
„u_5Q
Chic Milw St Paul &< Pac
series A
10%
17%
40%
,
10
com__
—
6%
6
10%
23%
29%;
24%
24%
8%
8%
35%
34%
63% '65%
110
*102
8%
*8%
1
—40
preferred
13% Dec
_1;25
.
A—
Great
5%
10%
43%
20%
1
Dec
6% Nov
17,500
10%.
.
49%.
28%
*91
42%
23%
1%'
Co
17% Oct
>
10,770
T
48%
271/2 "
173/4
24
No par
9
Jan
10,200
>
*27 %
23%
58%
No par
$4.50
9
Jan
41
42%
27%
50
*23%
73
4%
37
42
5,400
*173/8
45
53
180
10,203
44%.
3 7%
17%
46
/
11,500
75%
29%
30%
38%
27%,
10%
33%
26%
35%
3,500
23%
17%.
*23%
77 %
„•
8,200
,
& Fibre Co—
Common
291/2 Jan
90
20%
*94
8,200
28%
20%;.
171/2
40%
*117
28%
49%
32
25 %
75%
28 %
%
*89%
26%
75%
'
30
*.
4
31%
118%
*44
—10
Paper
»
*72
.
1
;
Co-
26
23"%
20%
4%
32
118%
29%
17%
11
7%.
49
28%,
.'28%
'*27%
79
*89%/ 90%
'
75"/a
23%
10%
79
7%
47%
'
■:
51 %
11%
4%
26%
28'/a
—
50
79
31% "
90%
118%''."
75
1
1
Aircraft Co__.
Belt
94i% Aug 19
14
78%
25%
—5
Chatibown Gotham Inc_
16
48% Aug 25
3
'10%
90%
No par
Corp
23
8
6
11%
79%
*117%
No par
Products
23
4
34'/4 Mar
10
:2.50
Corp
Jan
5
' *
77%
50
531/2 Jan
.
5
10
J
Soya Co_
Century Industries Cd—
.Cerro Corp
.'
Champion
24
N
West
363/4 Jan
11
3% Jan
7
5'% Jan
70% Jan
21
31
6
>
40% Apr
•
3 % May 11
40
Jan
21% Dec
51
—5
Central
93/4 Jan
July 18
48%
"
20
Illinois
29 % Jan
•9
52%
„_1
common-:
Aquirre Sugar
Foundry Co
l
Central of Georgia Ry com__No par
5%
preferred series B
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
No par
Central Illinois Light corn—No par
41/2%
preferred-—
100
9
32% Jan
Dec
50%
Central
'
8
41%
27%
preferred series A-100
Corp
38%
*27%
\
_100
preferred
37%
41%
27%
4%
conv
39%
42%
27%
31%
5%
18
42% Jan
Sep 20
19% Mar
38%
41
27%
4%
Central
13
887/» Jan 27
42% Aug 25
95% Sep
6
75
30
18% Jan
8
'
7%.
48%
12%
41%
31%
Celotex
4
17
39%
38%
,
*27%
12.50
preferred
*
-
*41
7
4%%
6
21
2nd
'
"
Tractor common_Nopar
preferred^
100
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
7% 2nd preferred
—100
27
17
Co common
preferredI
6%%
24
11
(J I)
1%
27
114% Jun
30
10
50
4.20%
22
Sep
88
711/2 Dec
:
Caterpillar
.Jan
Jan
24
31/2 Nov
,
No par
5
72 3/4 Jan
5
711/2 Dec
Ohio Ry_ 100
Power & Light
Carpenter Steel CO—
Carrier Corp common-.
4%% preferred
48"% Jan
4
71/2 Dec
Carborundum Co—
Carriers & General Corp
Carter Products Inc_
27
23
78% Jan
Jan
Shares
73/3
473/3
Carey (Philip)
Carlisle
Corp
91% Jan
the Week
Jan. 27.
71/2
16
98
Friday
Jan. 26
473/3
27
29% Jan
1
Sales for
Thursday
7%
Jan
3
Feb
PRICES
47%
49
26% Jan
381/4 Sep 28
271/a July 22
39s/b Nov 25
SALE
7%
4
25
35
Jan. 24
471%
44% Jan
35% Feb
,
HIGH
Jan;25
5
4
19
*
Jan. 23
1
AND
Wednesday
Mfg Co__——10
49% Jan
Sep
23
Tuesday
39
.
180
300
23%
40%
36,400
38%
39%
5,900
86 %
86%
200
1005/8, 100%
39
393%
4,500
66,400
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
30% Feb
.78'/a Jan
94»/2 Feb
37'% Jan
4
2
101
10
39 % Jan
26
Common
82 % Jan
41% Aug 24
87% Sep
0
8
.
3
86% Jan
27
4 r/o
99'/2 Jan
July 19
4
100% Jan
26
261/2 July 25
39% Dec
21
37% Jan
3
42
Jan
23
49% Mar
68 % Dec
29
65"% Jan
3
73% Jan
27
23
27
9
503/b Jan
1
53 % Dec
6
53% Jan
16% NOV
3
'24% Jan
4
21
Jan
16
221/4 Jan
40% Oct
24
51 % Jan
4
44% Jan
4
Aug 25
% May 19
12 % Jan
33
Jan
Jan
39% Jun
14% July 14
18
27% .Oct 28
41
14% May
23% Jan
5
21
44"% Aug
5
5
40% Jan
36% Dec
1
47% Jan
la
59% Jun. 23
55
90% Jan
11
99
56 % Dec
5
62
42
Feb
48 % Mar
126% Feb
9
137
12
48% Feb
26% Nov
1
5
68 'A Jan
24
Jan
4i
6.
137
Jan
19
30% Jan
26
331/8 Jan
4
July
7
74
Jan
5
751/4 Jan
3
6
23
Jan
3
281/4 Jan
27
Clevlte
Cluett
7%
com
RR
7%
Co
No par
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y
1
Coca-Cola InternatT Corp
No par
Colgate-Palmolive Co
$3.50
preferred-
No par
Corp
52
Jan
5
54
Jan
19
14
35% Jan
4
38
Jan
24
Columbia
231/4 Jan
3
24
Jan
13
Columbia
Gas
preferred
Dec
9
52% Jan
17
Columbia
70
6
24
$4.25
58"/2 Jan
26
series
Pictures
Columbian
100
5
Carbon
53% Oct 24
50% Jan
11
26
Columbus & Southern
31
28% Jan
4
23"/4 Jan
13
25% Jan
25
Combustion
Engineering Inc
72% Dec
27
70
Jan
,3
79% Jan
27
Commercial
Credit
13% Mar
4
25% Jun
20
213/s Jan
9
24 V4 Jan
19
Commercial
56% Mar
8
69% Dec
90% Jan
4
103% Jan
22
Jun
2
13
8 % Feb
3
68% Jan
3
713/s Jan
27.
Aug 19
97% Jan
6
991/4 Jan
27
110% Aug 30
1
30"% Sep
14% Dec 29
1083/4 Jan
4
14% Jan
11
101
1
17% Jan
18 i
7% Jun
6
12 % Jan
12
40 % Dec
May 26
59
56% Jan
15
11% Dec
23
v
2
Jan
4
68% Dec
30
96 % Jan
13
103 % Dec
30
42% Feb
110
Jan
27
16"/4 Jan
16
12% Jan
3
16% Jan
12
12
Jan
3
143/s Jan
27
7% Jan
3
9 3/a Jan
25
41%. Jan
27
37
Jan
3
66% Jan
6
Jan
5
101
68% Jan
104
Jan
3
19
Ohio
10
1
Edison Co
com
preferred—
preferred
5.25%
Consol Edison of N
100
Y
l
1
10
No par
1
com—No par
preferred
—No par
81% Jan
6
88
85% Jan
26
86
Apr
5
Jan
23% Jan
3
27 5/8 Jan
27
Oct
7
901/2 Jan
11
92 % Jan
24
Dec
30
44% Jan
6
50% Jan
27
100% Jun
16
107
31% Dec
2
75% Jan
4
5
Jan
3
104% Jan
20
4
34% Jan
3
403/4 Jan
23
83% May 23
77% Jan
6
79% Jan
20
Aug 22
47% Jan
103
7% Dec
2
14% Jan
20
7% Jan
3
9
Dec
6
22% Jan 27
59% Dec 21
19% Jan
13
20
54% Jan
4
19
44% May 11
7% Dec
40
31
Jun
Sep
,
Jan
$4.50
4%
15,000
*451/4
46
457/8
45%
*53
54
53
53%
43%
16 3/s
163/4
46%
46
46
*45%
47
54
54
54
*53
54
37%
37%
37%.
37
371/4
36%
373/4
23%
23%
.23%
233/4
23%
23%
23%
233/4
23%
231/8/
22%
22"%
22%
22%
217/o
22%
21%
22%
*68%
70
70
55%
55%
55%
53%
24%
25
74%
75%
24
691/4
23%
23%
98%
*98%
99%
IIOV2I
109%
109 %
68%
-
70
.
70
58
55%.
58%
5,400
100
10,000
55%
56%;
57%
8.0OO
253%
253/4
25%
25%
15,800
753/4
75%
76
78%
79%
7 400
23%
235/a
23%
23%
23%
24%
39,800
70%
71 %
70%
71%
71
71", s
12,200
*98%
99'A
99
99
99%
99V4
300
*109
143/4
15%
8,700
,14%
135%
14%
135/a
14%
24,900
13 3/s
13%.
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
9%
9%
40 %
68%
68%
102%
103 %
70
143/4
15%
13%
68%
110
15 3/8
16
104 %
110
111
*109
111
145/s
14%
16
40
58%
25%
14%
41
*68%
70
57
34,100
33,200
541/2
15%
9
56%'
'160
743/4
14%
9
*681/2
70
200
•
25%
54
25%
76
,
.
:
531/4
53%
74%
23 %
68 %
14%
15%
13 %
8%
39%
68%
103
37%
38
55%
25%
98%
*109
1
70
52
'
40
665/8
9%
15%
■
"
67%
103%
103%
104
14,900
17,100
67
66 %
671/s
66%
*1033%
9,500
9%
40 3/4
41%
40 3/s
41
103
143/8
413/4
9
93/a
9
43,300
2,400
104
13
Continental
$5
53%
53%
54%
54
541/4
541%
55
553/i
53%
2,100
13,500
31%
32%
31
32'/a
32%
33
32%
333/4
335/8,
34.
15,900
63
63%
63
63%
63%
633/4
63 %
63%
95%
94%
95
740
96
951/4
95%
230
*85%
863/4
50
263/4
27%
21,200
No par
63%
63%
95
95%
86
Can
Co common
94%
95
94%
95%
94%
95
95
£53/4
*951/4
*85%
86
I
Inc
common
3
8% Jan
17
Continental"
6
58'A Jan
23
Continental
Continental
49
48V2
*104%
105
*104%
*91%
273/8
27%
94
49%
491/4
49%
49%
103%
40
40%
391/2
40%
39'/4
78%
79%
78%
783/4
78%
29%
783/4
No par
78%
*103'/2
1041/2
40%
3
8%
'
8%
25
*20
20%
.—5
56
58%
•
t8%
*20
58%
105
85%
%
.8%
20
20
20
59%
591/2
601/4
58%-
81/s,
8 3%
1
8%
8%
8%
8%
5
—
8
8%
20%
56%
58%
56%
581/4
56%
573%
_7
40%
40%
41
41
41
41
•
8%
56%
~
*41
-
39 VB
8%,
9%
*19%
60,
58%
8%
834
'
5T%
57
41 %
41"
'I;
94"
8,400
10
50"%
18,100
104%
100
40%
34,800
8CD
*79
20.
:ci \>
*
*92%
94
*911%
104%
Delaware
Corp—
921/2
48 %
26%
39%
Motors.
Steel
92%
48 %
85%
78%
preferred-
of
26%'
27
92%
48
861/2
104%
Insurance—
Oil
27 %
*85%
54%
85 3/4
No par
10
common
convertible
86 %
27
26%
*901/2
5
\
*93%
94
94
5
Industries
12
7% Jan
25,:; 00
16%
42%
17
No par
preferredContinental Copper- & Steel
533/4 Jan
26.
43%
16 %
437/a
16%
No par
$3.75
6
For footnotes, see page
42'/a
16%
163/8
43%
17
100
$5.50 preferred
Continental
25
19
com
preferred
Jan
Jan
10,300
42%
4i3/4
45%
'
"
1
Common
60 'A Jan
42
281/4.
28
27%
No par
Continental Baking
22
3
76-
27
27%,
28
28 VB
Corp of America—
11% Jan
%, J an
49,700
30%.
*75
76
10
Co
preferred
preferred
preferred
57% Dec
35
Coal
Consumers Power Co
1
40% Mar 16
31%
*1150
31
*75
7,600
29
20
5,100
13,500
$4.16
94
29% Jan
24%
38,600
22'%
9
49
24
30%
31%76
27%
28
241%
♦1150
30 3/s
*75
76
110
80
23%
24
*1150
31%
7,000
1381%
793/8,
42%
$4.52
14
Jan
233/a
69%
*137
79 3/s
41%
Container
20% Sep 19
24%
137
783/4
22%
25
37% Jun 28
24
67%
671/2
67
136
,793/4
41
■
83
68
137
78%
42 %
Consolidated Natural Gas
95 3/4 Jan
66
*136
68 %
137
120
22
Consolidation
13
8,400
431/4
27
Jan
54%
42%
26
93
53
22
Jan
96% Aug 25
54
53
42 3A
Jan
4
543/4
4.1 %
34
87 % Jan
440
52%
470
22
55
19
34%
42 3/4
4
95% Jan
34%
42%
3
4
341%
21%
293/s Jan
92% Jan
*33%
42
503/b Jan
96% Aug 22
341/2
42
6
4
*33%
21%
4
88% Jan
593/4
42%
22
13
59%
43
23 % Jan
64% Jan
59 3/4
21%
40% Jan
4
*58%
41%
51% Dec
61% Jan
59%
42%
42% May 18
12
*58%
211/2
25
631/4 Dec
59%
41%
Jan
7
97
43%
26
22
53% Jan
97
41
431/4 Jan
5
5
97
21 %
3
20% Jan
Oct
96%
431/4
17
391/4 Jan
27
5,500
96%
5
39% Jan
2
20
2,900
953/4
1.33%
5
27
42 "/a Dec
9
23,900
56%
industries
Consol Electronics
60% Jun
46% Jan
223,4
43%
Consolidated Foods Corp
Consolidated Laundries Corp
17
May 2
May 17
26
25
100
Comptometer Corp
Conde Nast Publishing Co
Cone Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp
$5
1
Co
Solvents
Commonwealth
4.64%
21%
56%
*1150
*68%
55%
No par
Elec—5
Co
27
/
'
No par
—
8,200
43
241/2
*46
—10
common
preferred
36
43%
563/g
,
Southern
System Inc
35%,
22%;
5
.—50
B
Ry—
4% noncumulative 1st pfd
23% Jan
Jan
common
4,200
221/4,
79%
31%
1.2%
56%
78%
*75
1,400
125/8
22
79%
76
1,800
463/4
43
54%
31 %>
53%
21%
i
423/4
53%
66%
16,400
17,900
5 6 3/8
34
137
52s/8,
220
73%
54
37
23%
Broadcasting Systeni_2.50
30
Iron
&
22%
22%
33%
66%
43%
163/4
24
Fuel
*58%
139
267/«
Collins Radio Co
191/4 Oct
3
'
No par
1
Aikman
18
5
223/a
22%
*42
54%
3.1%
!>75
_1
common.
46 3/4 Jan
12
37%
34%
78
233/4
*1150
55% Jan
39 % Feb
*137
[100
3
Jan
37
22%
•
54%
66 ^
No par
Jan
56
43% July 27
i>33
1
;
com
43
21% Jan
37
*583/4
stock—50
4
"67
35%
60
10
28
37%
96
173/8 jan
28
36 %
96
481/4 Jan
71% Nov
37
96 %
3
26% Nov
12%-
*95%
11
2
125/a
42%
14V4 Jan
17
13
56%
411/4 Jan
Jun
12%
56%
4
14% Jun
13%
43
Coca-Cola
&
12%
56%
45% Jun
7
21
13
42
20
Feb
46 %
56%
gtd—50
4%
Corporation
51/2%
21%.
47
56
_No par
guaranteed
Colorado
213/8
46%
41
Jun
76
213/a
46%
1
Co
Ilium
Pitts
&
&
'52%.,
213/a
46
'
1
Iron
PeaBody & Co
preferred-
Collins
523%
213/a
46
46
15
10
$4.50 preferred
Special
52%
211%
46
2IV2
12%
35 Vi
22%
5
Co
Electric
Cleveland
51%
70 3/4 j
21%
52%
21%
45%
5
Corp
Colorado
60
_io
Equipment
Cleveland
'
No par,
23% Dec
18
Dec
Co
57
30
18% Jun
52"%
Service
50% Aug 16
5
34
52 %;
Cities
35% Jan
24
Jan
57% Jan
Jan~~6
30% Jan
50
19
10
78
42% Dec
27
20
5
41% Oct
34»/2 Jan
24% Jan
5
13% Dec
10
813/8 Jan
21% Oct
70%
Cleveland-Cliffs
4
71V2 Jan
69'/a
Cletrac
773/1 Jan
41%
69s/8
5
21 "/a Jan
28
683/4
26
26% Aug 24
10
701/a
20
Jan
61
69%
58"/4 Jan
135V4 Jan
7
70
43% Jan
4,
80% Dec
8
19 % NVO
Nov
69
52%
22% Jan
52% Jan
72% July
5
64% Dec 14
40%?
3
8
33
39%
3
11
86
1003%
41 »/s
13.
20
39%
86
991%
40%
Clark
59% Jan
39
86
100%
41%
5
5;
39%
85%
100 %
41%
37% Jan
56% Jan
85
42
16
16
100%
41
5
Jan
383/4
39
100%
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
10
C I T Financial Corp
Nbpar
14% Jan
97
85
100%
*100
11
4
38%
85%
100
City Investing Co
City Products Corp—
City Stores Co
6
94 % Jan
35% Apr
preferred-
11
7
Sep 30
4% c/0
100
Jan
47
Apr
Apr
32
17
Jq,n
8.50
preferred:
8%
20%
59%.
' 8%
573/4
41?/4
170
7,600
500
47,200
13,200
28,300
2 000
>
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(506)
.
.
.
Monday, January 30, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
5
Copperweld Steel Co—
—5
Corn Products Co
(Del)
1
Corning Glass Works common
5
3 y2 7e
preferred
100
3%% preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
1
July 11
3
18 »/8 Jan
16
17
271/4 Jan
4
3iy4 Jan
19
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
3
15 Vb Jan
23
Copper
35 7/8 Jan
27
1
12 % Dec
5
24% Jan
7
13% Jan
27% Dec
6
55
Jan
4
311/4 Jan
3
85% Dec
21
74
Jan
9
81% Jan
25
Jun
9
174% Jan
4
184 'A Jan
27
Aug 17
831/4 Jan
5
83% Jan
5
33% Jun
186
8
87
19
18 % Oct
'
Apr
11
88
Jan
5
89
'Jan
25
24% Jan
27
18% Jan
3
24
Jan
23
15% Jan
3
Coty
90
85% Jan
5
13% Jan
27
3
July 27
15% Sep
4% Sep
13
3% Jan
5
4% Jan
13
Coty
July 27
64% Jan
4
461/4 Jan
11
50% Jan
18
Range
Crane
July 18
72% Jan
18
74'/4 Jan
18
351/4 J an
3
37% Jan
24
1
72% Jan
76
12
31% Mar
9
39% Jan
4
5
6
4
22% Jan
17
26
Jan
15
25
Jan
3
27
Jan
10
16% Feb
17
42
Dec
14
37% Jan
3
451/b Jan
24
28% Feb
t
45
Dec
21
42% Jan
4
52
Jan
18
34 y4 Oct
5
40 % Feb
23
39% Jan
4
40% Jan
12
39% July 25
54 % Dec
29
52% Jan
4
551/4 Jan
10
Jan
86
Jan
4
95
Sep
20
89% Jan
Dec
5
29% Jan
4
171/8 Jan
93
6
16
"3
90y4 Jan
3
171/8 Jan
23
18% Jan
4
4
9% Jan
3
121/a Jan
27
69% Mar 23
64% Jan
5
661/2 Jan
20
11% Jan
5
13% Jan
10
18
22
8% Oct
63 %
5
11
109% Jan
88% Nov 28
13% Sep
24
Jan
14% Jan
24
July 26
10% Aug
3
30% Sep
28
Jan
13
37
18
20
12% Jan
22
60 y2 Jan
17% Dec
29
14% Dec
34i/2 jan
13
Cunningham
3
10% Jan
18
Curtis
3
541/4 Jan
12
Jan
20
$4
$1.60
4
191/4 Jan
20
15% Jan
4
19% Jan
26
37% Jan
30% Jan
3
32'/4 Jan
25
67 % Sep
27
96
Jan
70% Jan
20
Jan
24
Cutler-Hammer
31% Jun
22
43% Jan
Jan
3
34% Jan
26
10
Dan
74
33%
34%
78%
90
24
14y8
*14
90
89
89
22%
23
23 3/8
13%
;
*87
*13%
2%
4
'
81
81%
180
184)4
*831/4
85
90
4%
23Va
23%
15,400
14
13
13%
700
'
3%
48%
50%
751%
*74i/2
75%
36%
37%
371/B
371/4
21%
22
3%
49
4
37 y»
21%
21%
21%
21%
21
26%
26%
26%
26%
26 3/4
27
26%
26%
44
44%
44
45 %
43
43%
41 %
43%
42%
49%
49%
48%
49%
473/4
48%
49
49%
*39%
40%
*40
40%
,
54 Vz
21%
53%
90%
90%
29%
20%
97%
38
98
17 %
17%
17%
17%
5
100
11%
11%
11
11%
66
*65%
66
5
13
13
Inc__2.50
Z
1
No par
No par
1
32%
ioy4
2,400
40%
40%
12,700
54%
55 Vz
16,400
91%
91%
91%
20%
19%
20
98
96%
97%
17%
17%
17%
17%
171/2
17%
1,900
113/8
11%
11%
11%
11%
'12)/8
42,300
67%
*66
12%
*12%
13
32%
32 %
*32%
33
10%
54 %
9%
400
67%
12%
*32 y4
100
12%
*66
1,000
1,100
33
9%
9%
9%
9%
10)4
54 %
*54
20,600
20%
97 %
*97
67%
12-%
370
93
9iy2
19%
32%
10
9,500
91%
*65%
*54
10%
54
*53
10,300
43%
50%
21,100
49%
54'/2
12%
32%
—
1,400
20
*96J/4
67
12%
32
5,600
*?
26%
*26
"
90%
1,500
3%
49%
*74%
.,
10
.
23%
37%
53
10
90
37%
21%
6,300
1
86
;*87
■
37%
20%
*54%
55%
*54%
55%
17,300
°
18%
19
16%
17%
16%
17%
17%
18%
18
19%
18%
19 1/4
95,700
31%
31%
31%
31%
3.1 %
32%
31%
32i/4
32%
321%
1,500
71%
72
74
73
73 >a
72
73%
72%
72%
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33%
53%
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Feb
25
33'/a
40 J/4
prior preferred-!
common.!
17% Jan
3iy8 Jan
33%
52%
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7
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9
8%
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25%
33%
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27
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33%
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133/4
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29% Nov 29
30%
15
53%
Publishing common
prior
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4%,% preferredCuned Press Inc
Jan
52
29%
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52%
of
Co
Cuban-American
30%
180
Jan,
24%
9%
*39%
convertible
8 Vb Jan
32
Jan
7% Dec
50 % Dec
Steel
8%
33 %
25
preferred
5%%
9%
Corp common—5
Zellerbach
Crown
$4.20
19
Jan
98
Corp
9%
14%
1
1
common
9%
29%
Co
preferred
Crucible
211/4 Jan
9%
100
Cream of
Wheat Corp
—2
Crescent Petroleum Corp com
1
5% conv preferred
4____25
Crowell-Collier Publishing
1
Crown Corjc & Seal common—2.50
$2 preferred
No par
27
191/4 Jan
22% July 21
4
Co
3%%
23 % Feb
17% Mar
Corp
Inc
International
40
10% July
America
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
25
4
351/3
of
Co
the Week
Friday
Thursday
25%
333/4
7% Jan
Oct
16
25%
35 %
Cooper-Bessemer
Deo
Feb
26%
35
Controls
27
6
83 % Apr
26
35 y8
12
361/4 Jan
21
46 % Apr
26%
34%
27% Jan
3
Sales for
PRICES
Jan. 26
25%
4
16
-E
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Jan. 25
5
1
1
241/4 Jan
30% Jan
42 % Feb
AND
Wednesday
Jan.24
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5
2
42% Mar
15
Jan. 23
Par
29
19
25 Mi Sep
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
20% Sep
124
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
70%
19
19
19
19
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19%
19%
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400
.
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83
Dec
5
33% Jan
5
27% Oct
31
3
171/s Jan
9
30% Jan
3
34% Jan
23
Daystrom
Jan
3
59% Jan
10
Dayton
6
12
13% Jan
3
131/s Jan
15% Jan
12% Jan
55
27
12% Dec
49% May 31
Aug 30
Mills
River
87%
13
13 %
15%
15%
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58 Vb
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78
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82
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76% Jan
16
78
Jan
23
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A
100
74% Feb
3
80
77% Jan
18
77% Jan
18
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series
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100
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78
81
Jan
18
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C
100
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82
6
82% May 23
79% Jan
17% Jan
8
39% Dec
15
32% Jan
27
1" Jan
3
Decca
Records
28
54% Dec
16
52 Vz Jan
3
58i/4 Jan
27
Deere
&
17% Dec
21
28% Jan
8
181/2 Jan
4
20% Jan
19
Delaware
&
35% May 17
47% Aug 11
41% Jan
11
44% Jan
4
Delaware
Power
&
20
33 % J an
26
Delta 'Air
Lines
Inc
20
20% Jun 21
31% Aug 24
27% Jan
3
26% Aug
15
24% Jan
5
13% Sep
28
18% Nov
4
Dec
6
Apr
7
Co
33
34%
33
34%
32%
33%
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8
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43%
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49%
49%
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Light
3
23
Dentists'
17
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
26
DeSoto
Chemical
14
48% Jan
4
501/4 Jan
27
Detroit
Edison
Mar 21
521/4 Jan
5
56
Jan
16
Detroit Hillsdale
19
Supply
4
14% Jan
3
171/4 Jan
11
33% July 29
291/2 Jan
6
30% Jan
20
De
12
Diamond
Diamond
Detroit
Steel
Vilbiss
2.50
NY
of
Co
66% Aug 29
58y2 Jan
3
38% July
9
351/4 Jan
3
41% Jan
24
Apr
14
29% Jan
3
31
Jan
25
20% Feb
23
121/a Jan
4
15% Jan
24
13
Jan
4
22 Vz Jan
4
29'/2 Jan
9
Diners'
Fruit Corp
(The) Club Inc
4
26% Jan
5
34% Jan
27
Disney
(Walt)
31% Jan
3
351/4 Jan
26
Distillers
17
3
19'/4 Jan
16
Divco-Wayne
Oct
24
49% Jan
28% Jun
24
15% Oct
7
33% Dec 12
28% Feb 15
20
10% Dec
13% Jan
30
29
16% Jan
10
28% Oct
17% May 16
16 % Oct
Dec
15
13
Jan
20
23% Jan
4
18% Jan
10
Mines
Dome
Jan
13
Dominick
3
34
Jan
23
Douglas
6
24% Jan
5
14% Jan
4
181/4 Jan
10
Dover
70 % Oct
25
99% Jan
4
71
Jan
19
75% Jan
13
Dow
19 % Jun
20
30% Jan
4
22% Jan
3
26% Jan
23
Dresser
Mar 19
33% Sep
10
July
7
28
Jan
12
30y4 Jan
35% Jan
27
12% Oct
24
19% Aug 18
171/b Jan
4
18'/2 Jan
18
8% Dec
5
13% Jan
4
91/4 Jan
5
10Jan
9
7% Sep 27
14% Jan
22
Jan
19
9'/2 Jan
25
25
8
178% Oct 31
266% Jan
5
185% Jan
208% Jan
3
104
Jan
16
4
5
103
Aug 16
101 % Jan
23
74% Jan
8
83
Aug 16
77% Jan
20
82% Jan
4
21% Mar
8
26% Sep
13
Aug 16
25% Jan
3
27% Jan
27
38% Jan
3
39 % Jan
9
06 y« Jan
Chemicals
Nem
8
46% Feb
44
Jan
3
45% Jan
24
4.20%
18
42% Jan
4
45
Jan
27
4.10%
45% Jan
24
$2.10
Jan
5
DWG
24
Jan
19
20% July 28
39
Jan
3
22% Jan
5
26 Va Jan
34
Jan
8
23 Vb Jan
3
27% Jan
20
Eastern
Air Lines
30% Aug 30
29% Jan
3
33% Jan
24
Eastern
Gas
84 Vz Jan
19
Jan
19
13
114
Jan
5
92
Mar
3
96% July 22
96
Jan
11
99
Jan
6
46% Jan
30% Jan
3
35% Jan
27
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20
3
Jan
28% Sep 29
48% Feb
1
79
Mar 21
32% Nov
1
33 y2
33%
33 Vz
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333/4
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34 %
31,200
19 y8
16%
18
18
18%,
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18 »/8
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15%
15%
153/8
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Aug
18
Jan
17% Oct 23
44% Apr
29
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1
94
24%
25%
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19
18%
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33%
34
32%
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32%
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100
11% Jan
4
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19
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Jan
29
53% Dec
8
3
58 Vz Jan
10 Va Deo
8
22% Jun
21
11% Jan
3
13% Jan
13
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32% Jan
10
35% Jan
27
30% Jan
3
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10
19
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3
50
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16
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84
84
18y2
18%
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99%:
33
33%
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10
5
Storage
3
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Electric Mfg Co
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Empire District Electric Co
10
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4%
preferred
100
Paso
Natural
Gas„
23% Dec
13
38% Jan
Jun
20
84
Aug 30
76
16% Dec
8
23
Sep
7
18% Jan
4
22% Jan
20
Englehard
32% Feb
24
1
37% Jan
26
39% Jan
16
IS
20
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co com No par
Nov 30
54% Jan
7
Feb
11
Sep 28
SO
Apr
8
SSHOot
•
20% Jan
26 V* Jun
Jan
7
8
98% Jan
27
5
25
52% Dec
8
11
58
40
20
Jan
Jan
3
6% Jan
5
32% Jan
19
54% Jan
9
59
Jan
23
Erie
5
11% Jan
3
13% Jan
12
Evans
24
22 Vz Jan
3
27
Jan
26
Eversharp
Inc
35
Jan
4
39
Jan
23
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
23
Jan
4
29
Jan
25
Fairbanks
Morse
3
9% Jan
18
Fairbanks
3
24% Jan
23
$1.60
5
5%
100
50
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
&
Products
12y8
12%
34%
34y4
34%
31 y2
31 Vz
31
77
77%
22 Va
39%
77
31%
11 Vz
22
21%
38%
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<
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23%
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28
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44%
320
44
44%
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46 V*
44
44
110
44 '
45
45
200
45%
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19%
19%
10
19%
1,800
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24%
25
27%
27%
281/8
28,700
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33%
32%
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19
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30
12,000
1,000
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251/4
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5%
38,800
56
56
54%
55%
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12%
12%
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29%
291/8
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561/4
5%
5%
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31
31
31
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59
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180
44 Vz
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11
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38
98
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26
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6
56%
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29%
30%
56%
51 Vz
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Equitable Gas Co
Deo
41% Sep
6% Oct
78
4
1,200
78%
26%
Kodak Co common
&
102 3/8
78 y2
26%
27% Jan
28% Nov
49% Jan
'102
79
26%
23
19% Jun
24% Oct 31
24
48,100
79
23
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Jan
26
,
26%
20
12
74
5
common
13 % Jan
50
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3
7
Mar
17%
73
Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
26
Jun
25
32%
17%
72
Electric
25
8% Feb
73
33
31%;
17%
Electric
54% Feb
43% Oct 24
20%
3,900
71%
13
4
13,500
17%
23
5
11
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r
71%
24
Jan
—-
7,200
25%
6 Vb Jan
41
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12,000
251/s
57 Vz Jan
84% Jan
6
——
15%
25%
3
July 29
18
15'/4
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3
5
387/8 Jan
'
87
5
17%
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4
84 Vz Jan
5
4
2.7
33%
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Jan
10
'
26 y8
5% Jan
63
59% Jan
'
25%
44% Jan
65% May 23
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Eastman
1,900
17%
prior preferred
Stainless Steel
Eastern
~
33%
Corp—2.50
10
$3.60
preferred-.
———50
Eaton Manufacturing Co
:
1
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
4%%
preferred
100
Ekco Products Co. common
2.50
4 Vz %
preferred
;
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Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer_„1
Electric Auto-Lite Co
5
6
45% Jan
3
4,700
■
2
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.
16% Jan
16% "'
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E
81% Jan
1,000
15
16%
30,900
5
19
107
14%
26,100
Eagle-Picher Co
6
9
30%
•
26%
Cigar Corp
24% Jan
4
*30%
•
•
34%
preferred
17% Oct 27
21
16%
341/a
preferred
preferred
Nov
16%
26%
preferred
40 Va Jan
25% Jan
14%
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50
50
50
42 % Jan
82
14%
16%
271/4
preferred
136 Va Jun
15%
16%
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1
30% V'.
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4%
1
30%
15%
16%
331/8
series
27
3
31
15%
16%
1,300
25%
series
Co
27
Mar
31
$4.50
44% Jan
Feb
30%
15
30%
14%
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44% Jan
Nov
30%
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/
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5
75
22,300
33%
preferred
94
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15
41
5
12
8
40 %
26%
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Jan
23
40%
1
(E I)
41
Oct
40%
1
43% Jan
22
41
313/8
Corp
44% Aug 24
24% Mar
40%
253/4
Inc
44% Aug 25
20
41%
32 Vz
International—
8
4
10,900
41
41%,
26%
.
11
Jan
61%
40%
31.000
1
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44
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5
38% Jan
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60
31 y4
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40
46
16%
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41
Mar 23
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32%
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13
42
16%
30%
59%
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Jan
15
15%
30 %
62
27%
Ltd:
37
44% Aug 24
16%
303/a
61%
32%
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de
16
30 Vb
26
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Industries
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Dunhill
49%
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61%
^
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12
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30 y4
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Pepper Co
14 y8 Dec
27
Corp
preferred
Stores
20
17
42% Feb
National
281/s Jan
3
19% Jan
6
Dr
•.49%;
_1
DiGiorgio
33% Jan
6
4
15% Jan
14% Oct 24
; 49%
*53
1
2
17% July
,
10
Co___
8
Sep 30
6,700
15
Corp
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v-r
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Diana
.
20
&
60% May
17
.
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1
Coatings
63% Jan
14
30
19%
Jan
31
4,200
/
57%
8% Jan
271/2 Jan
,
26% Jan
11
/
8,100
19,900
35%
3
2
27
59%
19y2
3
B
Jan
31 %
59
56%
7% Jan
6
14% Dec
15
30%
59%
34%
161/8 Jan
Dec
28
14%
32
59%
1
20
52% Dec
24% Mar
151/4
31
59%
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60
13
14%
33%
583/4
50o
49% Dec
40 Vb Mar 23
15%
31
No par
Inc
(Delaware)
Hudson
Jan
10
15%
343/8
*30
39
15%
59
*77%
38 y8 Apr
10,700
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78
72% Jan
75% Jan
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87%'
59 y4
58
4
13
34%
9
16
13 %
58%
-
45% Mar
Sep
13 Vb
13%
15%
10
7-
common
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87%
13 Va
33%
50c
Light
&
34%
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*86
5
Inc
Power
33%
34%
100
Inc
Corp
Dayco
34%
1
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
87% Aug 23
4
Jan
32
4
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6i/a
6
30%
340
4,300
13,200
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301/4
60
18.000
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60
20
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12%
12%
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12%
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38%
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27
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32,100
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38%
38 y4
3812
14,100
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29%
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94
12% Feb
20
20% Dec 28
28% Feb
28
5<% Oct
5% Dec
5
89% Mat
T
81
Feb
I
—
23% Feb
98
Mar
For
Jan
7% Jan
27
3
40
Jan
24
Sep 20
81% Jan
12
82
Jan
27
6
1
preferred
40
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp_l
Fairmont Foods Co common
1
4%
5%
convertible
convertible
junior
preferred
preferred
43
8
37% Dec
5
4
33% Dec
27
6
35% Jan
1
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footnotes,
Jan
8
9% Mar
37% Dec
89
7% Jan
21
&
Whitney Corp com
see page
Jan
11
477/s Jan
26
35
Jan
4
38% Jan
25
Falstaff Brewing Corp..
33% Jan
4
35
Jan
25
Family Finance Corp
20.
100
50
1
1
9
24%
6%
39
30
9%
8%
9%
24%
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24%
6%
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82
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48
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29
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47
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47,400
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36
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34%
34%
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48
«
350
Volume
193
Number
6025
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(507)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year I960
Lowest
9
stocks
5% Dec
28
Range Since Jan. 1
-
,
Lowest
Highest
44 % Nov
69 % Jan
4
47 % Jan
9% Mar 29
NEW
-
YORK
Higheat
3
51% Jan
10
Fansteel
9
20% Jan
4
17Jan
3
18% Jan
19
25% July 28
40% Jan
6
27
FeddersCorp
Jan
3
30 % Jan
26
Federal
15 Va Dec
20
27% Jan
4
16% Jan
13
17% Jan
21% Sep
19
24% Jun
9/
23 % Jan
4
24'A Jan
17
5%%
Oct
26
45
4
33
% Jan
3
37
18
<
Jan
24
22% Aug 15
39% Dec 14
15% Oct
31
20
35% Oct
24
67% Jun
26
47
19% May 23
32% Oct
24 Vt Oct
Jan
Fawick
9
22% Jan
3
22% Jan
3
40
Jan
Federated
IS % Jan
10
18% Jan
20
Fenestra
26
49% Jan
13
Ferro
28% Jan
10
4
18
Jan
10
27% Oct
24
39% Feb
26
27% Jan
3
34% Jan
20
45% Jan
4
24
22
19
33% Jan
9
38 Vb Jan
27
30 %Jun•
6
28% Jan
4
34
Jan
27
6
49 % Jan
4
57
Jan
18
First
,
Oct
25
30% Jan
:4
6 % Nov
17
137/« Jan
8
23% Nov
'7
38 Vb Apr
8
28
Jan
13
6% Jan
3
7% Jan
10
Jan
5
30y4 Jan
11
83
Jan
.Dec
2
29
80
Sep
20% Oct
11
Jan
27
Jan
27
96
Jan
3
99% Jan
12
Sep
22
4
45
Jan
20
$2.25
16
8
Jan
24
Florida
41 % Jan
Jan
36 % Jan
10
38% Jan
29
58 % Jan
17
67
16% Jan
4
31% Jan
19
Florida
26
Florida
19
Fluor
35% Jan
27
Food Fair
11
4
22
13.% Jan
5
16% Jan
27
4%
63
Dec
21
59 Vb Jan
3
63'A Jan
16
Food
248
Dec
23
May 31
250
Jan
13
16
250
Jan
13
94 % Jan
13
94 % Jan
9
Va Jan
12
13 Va Jan
4
22
35 Va Jan
7
21% Jan
5
25% Jan
11
Foote
60% July 25
92% Jan
6
63% Jan
3
70% Jan
19
Ford
5
17% Nov
95
13
11 Va Oct
12
3»A%
Mart
5
12% Jan
3
14 Vb Jan
10
Foremost
29
31 % Jan
9
34% Jan
23
Mar 30
22
8
3% Jan
3
5% Jan
24
Francisco
14 Vb Jan
5
15'A Jan
24
Franklin
29% Jan
13
Dec
30
5
30 Vb Feb
15
19
Jan
3
May 27
84% Nov
21
73% Jan
10
17V»Dec
Dairies
6
32
Jan
23
Fruehauf
3
81
4*
22%
22%
200
37%
36%
37%
18,000
37%
17%
17%
17%
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46
45
45%
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45
45 Vb
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7,400
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32
32%
31%
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32
11,300
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37
38 Vb
37
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32
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32
31%
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18 Va
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19
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35
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34%
34
34%
33%
34
33%
341/4
24
341/4
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5'A
5%
5%
5 Vb
5%
5%
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1,400
14%
15%
15
15'A
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14%
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10,400
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29
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10
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28 Vb
100
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Sugar
Freeport
24
Jan
32
23 Vb
45 %
7<A
10
Stores Corp
23% Jan
*22 Va
17%
29%
10
Foster-Wheeler Corp
66
%
5
19% Jan
41% Jan
Jan
23 Vb
1
24
8
*22%
2
25
15% Jan
2,000
22%,
17%
55
'
1
Co
Oct
21
22%
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par
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Oct
30
900
361/4
31 %
2.50
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12
3 va Dec
23V4
36
16%
38%
16%
100
24
12% Nov
23%
36%
17
471/.
33
2.50
Mineral
Motor
23 Va
23%""
32
Co__25
preferred
14,200
16%
*23
*36 v«
100
preferred
16%
17
21
•■98
convertible
3%%
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4,000
36 %
100
com
30 V4
16%
*98
Corp
30
36'A
.100
preferred
30%
4,500
*23%
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Chem
&
6,400
17%
pfd
convertible
17%
36 Va
2nd pfd
Stores Inc
17%
24%
83
No
700
17%
16%
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Co
6 Va
35%
83
Food
May 31
19% Jan 15
88 Va Jan
f
5
Railway
50%
6 Va
30
„
49 Va
6%
24 Va
*82
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50
*6 va
'
17%
No par
,
Shares
49%
17%
6%
24%-
' 36%
37%
-
5
Ltd
Mach
.
the Week
Jan. 27
17% •
•
-
AA/VA;
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Power Corp
Power & Light
Corp
29%
Friday
Jan. 26
30
10
15
Jan
25 % Jan
27
29%
*22Va
:
$4.20 divid pfd ser of '51
Giant Markets Inc com
3
26
Jan
30
29%' ;
18
Sales for
Thursday
50 V«
50
PRICES
451/3
%
;No par
-
SALE
18
1
14% Apr
32 Vb Jan
17%
36%
>
-
common
28% Apr
86
Stores
B
East
Jan
85% Nov
85
18%
,18%''
1
common
conv
20% Jan
3
'
No par
preferred
13
Sep 27
Prod
% $4.50 conv A 2nd
26,
44% May 13
196
Flintkote Co
83
7
17% Dec ,22
34 VB Apr 18
28
1.25
,
Corp
Co
Carpet
7
38% May 10
5
11% Apr
Firth
$4
*6%
'>-16%
*
—10
Paper
Firstamerlca
Apr
68% Jun
20
50% Feb
297/b Jan 23
«%
par
Jun
7
29
Stores—:..
—
National
45
22
-
V
Firestone Tire & Rubber—No
par
Charter Financial Corp_No
84
May 27
91% Dec 12
Dept
Inc—
Corp—
110
80
38 Va Nov
27
50%
6%
23 ---?-«-•■■ 24
First
61% July
'
22
A
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
Flltrol Corp
A
16% Jan
50'A
"6%
29%
--
com___l
Flberboard
4
Oct
Co
series
23
20% Feb
32% Oct
pfd
33 % Jan
-5
22
Electric
2nd
conv
50%
18%"
5
HIGH
Jan.25
6%
—
—
Pacific
43 % Jan
5
_
Mogul Bower Bearings
AND
Wednesday
Jan. 24
49%
_2
Paper Board Co common—5
4.60%
preferred-.
—A—25
6
14 Va Jan
47 Va Dec
Corp__—
Federal
9
36% Jan
May 12
15
Jan
6% Jan: 12
Tuesday
Jan. 23
5
Federal
33
•
LOW
Monday
Par
Metallurgical Corp
5% Jan
5
15% Oct
-
•
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Co
10
5%
15
31'A
31
31%
31 Vb-
31%
31
31%
23%
22%
23%
22%
23 Va
22%
23
76
"
100
32
22%
1
common
preferred
5 Vb
78
79
79 v4
78%
78 Va
*77%
7,100
31
31 'A
21,100
22%
23%
77,400
*77 Va
78%
78%
420
131/4
16,500
G
Dec
12
16
21% Jan
4
12'A Jan
3
13% Jan
23
22 Va Jan
19% Hep 29
38% May 31
27% Jan
7
27
23 % Jan
Jan
5
48
Jan
17
50 Va Jan
Dec
7
49% Jan
26
6% Jan
15
3% Jan
3
3% Oct
24
v.:-.
29
31% Mar 25
24 % Jan
9
26 % J an
13
22
19% Sep
11% Sep
2
17% Jan
4
20
Jan
27
20
9
10% Jan
6
11
Jari
4
6
22% Jan
3
90
Jan
4
99% Oct
13
92 % Jan
10
94
Jan
May 18
26% Jan
21
20% Jan
3
27
Jan
78
Jan
3
86
Jan
7% Jan
5
8% Dec
30
Oct
28
137
7% Jun
12% Jan
146
11
July 22
137
Jan
13
22%
22%
221/4
22%
50
50 %
50%
50 Vt
501/4
3,600
2
52 Va
53%
51%
52 Va
50 %
52
49%
51
50%
51Vt
16,200
26 Vb Jan
25
140
Jan
A/
-
-
9ys Jan
4
7% Jan
27
18% Jan
25
34% Jan
Jan
3
78% Jan
3
80 % Jan
3
4%
29% Jan
18
32
Jan
9
■:i 7
Jan
11
Jan
ll
44% Jan
20
14
Dec
15% Oct
6
33% Sep
36% Dec
12
21
8 Va Jan
4
25
29% Jan
5
53% Jan
23
26
6% Jan
11
4
18 % Jan
17
39% Jan
,
5
38
3
20 %
70 % Sep
28
99% Jan
4
30% Apr
21
38 Va Dec
28
37 % Jan
19
38% Jan
18
75% Dec
14
68% Jan
10
77 Va Jail
22 Va Mar
8
50% Jun
29
37% Jan
11
42
Jan
34% Jan
A-A
fi¬
33% Dec
111
7
40'A Dec
23
100 Va Jan
76 Va Jan
19
31% Jan
5
107 Vb Jan
3
Jan
9
40% Jan
3
43 % Jan
6
106 Va Jan
4
85% Aug
104
Jan
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
xl0%
11
1,700
/5%
26
26
26 Vb
25%
25%
95
*94
Investors
Common
5
No
Corp
5
Cable
Controls
1
Instrument
Mills
6%
6%
19%
18%
18%
19
19%
3,100
43 %
44%
42%
43'A
41'A
42 Va
40%
41%
40Vt
41%
46,300
67%
233,500
66
66%
37%
37%
1,300
75%
74 Vb
75 %
34,000
1
40%
41%
40 %
41 %
39 Va
40 %
39
39%
39
40
24,900
Corp
3
13
General
Precision
Sep
20
85% Jun
22
74 Va Jan
9
76 Va Jan
13
$2.98
5
Apr
5
6
Nov
28
5% Jan -3
6
Jan
4
$1.60
18
conv
series
General
Public
30
3
29% Jan
25
General
Public
Utilities
36% Jun
1
29
Jan
12
32% Jan
23
General
11% Jan
6
'13'A Dec
1
Railway Signal
12 Va Jan
9
12% Jan
26
General
18% Sep
28
33% Jan
Realty & Utilities
6
20% Jan
3
23% Jan
10
20% Oct
18
29% Jan
4
25% Jan
6
28% Jan
25
26% Sep
A
26% Jan
General
Steel
General
12
25% Jan
3
26% Jan
5
34 Vb May 31
26% Jan
3
28'A Jan
9
General
Tele &
12% Oct
24
33 Va Jun
14V4 Jan
16
173/a Jan
23
General
Time
41% Oct
25
63% Jan
23
General
Tire
94% Jan
26
81% Jan
4
6
96 Va Feb
26
93
Jan
10
Jan
5
5
101
Jan
5
25% Oct
26
103% July
40% Jan
4
30 % Jan
42 % Feb
17
61 Vb Jun
23
May 20
64 Va Dec
28
12 Va May 17
19% Jan
59
53% Jan
4
,101
Jan
5
3
33% Jan
10
53% Jan
4
58% Jan
U
62
I
Genesco
71 Va Jan
27
3
17% Jan
27
3
18% Jan
10
Giant
Jan
23
Gillette
57 Va Jan
4
91% Nov
22
87% Jan
4
65% Sep
6
50% Jan
20
96
Sep
23
16 Vb Oct
27
25% Jan
19
16% Jan
3
19% Jan
25
11% Dec A1
23% Jan
8
13 Va Jan
17
15 V4 Jan
3
102
Gerber
Rub
Portland
Glen
42 Va Jan
27
Glidden
3
14 Va Jan
24
Globe-Wernicke
1% Jan
2
J^n
6
Goebel
Goodrich
Co
16
Goodyear
Tire
35 % Jan
25
Gould-National
32% Sep
1% Oct
29
44% Jan
4
35%
Jan
42% Jan
27
Grace
26
3% Jan
15
1% Jan
2VB Jan
26
7% Dec
15
10% Jan
15
7% Jan
Graham-Paige Corp
8% Jan
23
$0.60
23
Granby
23
Grand
6% Jan
8% Jan
Jan
29
Jan
17
38% Jan
5
Granite
18
30
4
Grant
4
19
19% Oct
17
82
Jan
19
22 Vb Jan
4
32% Mar 14
24% Aug 29
*97
Aug 19
34% Sep
17% Dec
23
29
61 va Oct
11
72
Jan
Jan
1
15
11
12%
12%
12%
4,9C4)
2.300
22%
22%
22
22%
22%
22%
22'A
22%
22 Va
22%
4,000
28
28'a
23%
28%
27%
28%
27%
28
27%
27%
6,800
26 Vb
•
26 Vb
26%
26%
2 6 Vt
26 i't
26 Vb
26%
26%
26%
26%
27V4
26 V2
26%
26%
27
'A
26%
27
26%
27
16%
'
17%
16%,
17%
I6V4
16%
16%
17%
17
17%
85,700
60%
41,100
61%
62%
60
63%
61
60
61
57%
59
500
160,100
Jan
77
55 Va
54%
55%
54
541/2
54%
54%
54V4
55%
12,200
67%
69
69
71Vt
8,800
17VB
17%
17%
17%
37,300
18%
18%
18%
68%
65
67%
17
17'a
17
17'A
18%
18%
18
18%
1
99%
100%
101%
100 Va
5
52
52%
53 %
521/4
—
102
53 Vt
*93%
''
....
<18
rt
100%
101 Va
53'A
54V4
54%
101
98
*93%
8,300
101%
54%
14,500
55%
*93%
;
98
16,000
98
*93%
19
19'A
19%
19%
19%
19%
•'
19%
2,800
14%
14%
14%
13%
14Vb
13%
'13%
30,000
38%
38%
38%
39%
39%
41
41
42V4
17,600
13
14%
13%
14 %
12%
13'A
3.31/4
13%
*93%
98
5
19
19%
19
14
14 Vb
13%
38 Va
38%
13 Vt
-
98
100
.
-
2
1%
2
1%
2
2
1%
1%
5,100
8,000
2
1
1%
1%
1%
*7%
8
8
Inc
common
Co
28 %
58 %
8%
preferred
37
26%
100
Ore
76%
1
Tea
9%
40%
22
Prop__No par
Wes.tern
Financial
Western
Sugar
55 Vb
49%
19% Jan
4
24% Jan
23
Green
(H L) Co Inc
20
30% Jan
25
Green
Shoe
19% Jan
26
21% Jan
13
31%
_l
31%
Manufacturing Co
Greyhound Corp common—
4%%
preferred—-—-
*140
100
2%
1%
2
8
8
8VB
8%
8'A
8'A
2,200
2,200
*7%
7%
7%
29
x28%
33V4
32%
141
37%
36
37%
36
36V2
10,100
26 Va
25%
26%
26%
28
13,400
77
*76%
78
*76%
9'A
9%
9Vb
91/4
4,500
40%
41%
40%
41%
25,100
22 Vb
y
9 "a
41%
22%
22 %
22
22
22%
22Vt
22%
54
54%
54'A
54%
54%
551/4
55%
59%
9,500
47%
49 vb
46%
48
48
49
47%
49%
17,600
33%
34,500
33
10,400
31%
32%
140
32'a
33%
140 va
:n
32%
31%
32%
__3
27 Vt
291/2
29%.
29%
29%
32%
21%
21 %
21%
91
33
33%
*
321/4
33
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
19'%
20%'
70
70
70
70
70
*67
-
-
*91
,
141
160
141
22%
21'A
21%
12,100
291/4
30%
28%
29»A
21,300
21'A
21%
21%
92%
91
32%
141
7,000
22
,
21%
21%
92 Va
341/4
33
32%
*140
30%
33%
32%
31%
33%
140
140
23V4
21 Vb.
60
78
91/4
41%
22%
->
*76%
78
9%
42 Vb
24
.,.*91
8,400
37'A
26
23%
3
7%
28%
37%
24%
100
*7%
28V4
26%
23%
Aircraft Dng Corp
:
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
$5
preferred—
No par
7%
28%
28
1
Grumman
45,500
9%
22%
54%
No par
19,200
1%
11 Va
9%
48 %
Corp
com
8%
29
.
2
77
76 Va
25
preferred
8'a
11,500
1%
1%
37 va
,
41
No par
Co
Co
•
25%
37%
25%
Co__1
Stores
Pacific
7%
28%
2.50
;
57
29
6.25
common
&
7%
5
City Steel
Atlantic
56%
5
Ltd
Co
Northern Iron
7%
1%
60,300
(W T)
3%%
.13.
5
42 %
Great
26'"
55 Va
41 V2
Great
Jan
7,400
41%
11
72
331/4
41Vt
18
3
33Vb
41%
25
67-.'
331/4
41
33% Jan
18
32%
40%
34% Jan
21 Vb Jan
33%
40%
142% Jan
3
331/4
40 Va
3
18'a Jan
33%
40 Va
5
3
33%
,__1
Jan
10
20
33%
67
& Co
Paper
Jan
510
32%
36,700
Ry
91
95
101
34%
Northern
35% Jan
101
57%
Northern
3
95
101
94%
♦100
101
35%
Gt
3
93%
93'A
92%
*100
56
Great
Jan
102
34%
Great
31% Jan
93%
93
*100
34%
10
23
93
101
58
17
Jan
93
34%
27
For all other footnotes, see page 26.
12%
35 V,
51
Jan
12%
56V4
23 Vb Jan
91
12%
34'A
26% Jan
18% Dec
12%
lo
59% Jan
Jan
28% Jan
12%
18%
i
19 vb Jan
31% Jan
32%
17%
Co
48% Jan
139
*12%
34%
Great
15
19,400
32%
5%
57 %
Grayson-Roblnson
Aug 19
29%
31%
6
35%
9
32% Feb
29%
32 %
5%
35:'H
16
34% Aug 12
29%
31%
6
331/2
18
143
28%
32%
341/2
Jan
24
29 %
31%
571/4
10 Vb Jan
22 % Oct
28%
32%
35%
42% Jan
26
May 11
4
128% Jan
5%
29
12 Va
6
58 Vb
Jan
"46
6
x28 %
32%
34
35% Jan
5
30,300
5%
28%
35%
75% Jan
4
6
5%
32%
18
26
200
35%
41% Jan
53% Jan
650
75
*74
32%
80
Aug 25
8
15% Jan
52% Jan
75
35%
31
26% Jan
*74%
31%
27
16
76%
68V4
Batteries
7% Oct
24
*74
18%
Rubber
&
30'A Sep
Oct
75%
16%
F)
(B
Mining Co
25% Jan
Dec
'7a Va
4
Union
35% Jan
37
75%
7,200
1,000
convertible preferred. No par
41% Aug 24
18
72%
No par
(W R)
32
42'A May 10
40
72%
32 %
1
23
36% Jan
Jan
8
40
73%'.
66'A
Brewing Co
58% Jan
27
11
56
39
71
56%
'
33% Jan
Jan
54%
39
73%
1,300
28 Vb
10
51 % Jan
74
56%'
39%
73%
1
Inc
6
15
55%
39%
73%
*38%
4
Co
4
Jun
75%
57
40
73%
>
1
&
24
7
57 VB
73%
10
Corp
28'A Oct
17
56%
38
No par
McBean
Alden
89% Jan
Feb
56%
37%
*100
—
47% Jan
30
56%
*73
Co
common
5
24'A Sep
18,200
80c
preferred
Gladding
4
26
2,000
39%
100
3
11'A Jan
6
27%
39%
com—___83%c
Cement
Brothers
35% Jan
12
80
27%
39%
3.33%
Co
Co
Glmbel
4
8V4 Jan
80
27%
39 Vb
;
11
32% Apr
80%
27%
40
J_25
B)
Corp
Products
27
20
79%
23%
39%
1
29
Oct
80%
27%
39%
—100
32% Sep
5% May 10.
80
28%
39
2.50
24% Sep
26
79%
28 %
1
Inc
20% Jan
21
(series
Getty Oil Co
$4.50
'
3% Jan
80
Corp
Electronics
&
45% Jan
29
2,300
_10
.
Corp
Georgia-Pacific
4
19
4
290
105'A
10c
preference—
Jan
13
23
104%
6.67
preference-
5%%
14% Jan
11
Dec
$5
.17% Jan
Jan
45
preferred
4
Jan
1% Nov
$1.30
19% July 18
88
10'A Nov
105
181,900
'
-
50% Jan
34% Nov
80%
105
17,800
43%
Telephone Co of Florida—-
0
Jan
101%
34%
109
43
10c
Castings
25
91
104%
34%
108 va
42%
2.50
Corp_
Refractories
General
23% Oct
100
105 Vb
105
34%
109
'
24 y4 Jan
1
42 vb
39%
1
Service
27% Dec
6
108%
42%
34
2 9'a
—No par
9
108 Va
42%
38%
preferred—No par
preferenceNo par
23 % Oct
33%
108%
43 Va
28%
convertible
conv
105%
*79%
34%
108%
42%
1
Co
preferred
105
34%
34
108'A
43 Vb
15
Advertising
22% Mar
26
109
4«J%
Equipt Corp
61
14% Oct
35
*108%
__No par
No par
57% Jan
$3
42
34%
100
1%
common
Cement
.
4,000
37%
Portland
12
6%
57 vb
Outdoor
Jan
6%
74%
General
39
6%
37%
General
73% Jan
2,400
6%
19
66
12
-
32
31%
6%
19%
75%
: 4
3
31%
6%
19'A
33%
Jan
6
31V,
6%
67%
40
23
31 %
31'A
80
74%
30% Jan
Jan
9,800
*79
67
80 % Jan
71
35%
80
38
4
37% Jan
A 34%
*79
68
10
54 Va Jan
351/4
34%
80
38
10
20
35 A
77%
Jan
22
500
34%
*79
1,900
75%
79% Jan
22
8'A
21%
67 %
38
Jun
8 Va
*211/4
38
26 Va Jan
66% Jun
8'A
21%
77
15
79% Jun
8 Va
21%
38
17
45
8 Vr
21%
19%
common
$3.75
31%
13Q
VB
21%
68%
21
28
31
35%
80
7,800
74-%
Dec
20
31%
35%
7,800
81/4
38
Dec
25
"'*79
83%
140
1
preferred—
Sep
'A
139Vb
No par
Corp_
Corp
Motors Corp
Preferred
Vb
,,*83
"A A *8
r
—III
41
3
8
8'A
22 Va
U*L
140
14,400
6 V2
preferred
$5
: 8Va
23
8>Au:a
8 Vb
140
5.30Q
95%
J 25 Va
'A
83 %''
83%
8%
139 %
25%
*931/2
^
26%
-19 Vb
Finance
5%
30 %
8Vb
139%
*21%
36
84 Va
8'A
25
95
'
Electric Co
General
J
83 %
25%
139%
139'/a
A
.-■>
*93Vt
27
200
5
2
Corp
General
8 Vb
22'A
86
-34'A
8 VB
A
80
*79
'
■
"
95
26'A
4,900
5
Dynamics
General
35%
loo
Co
Foods
8%'
21%
No par
Corp—
14 0'
*138
27
25%
83
8 Vb
'
....
*93
26%
%' ; Ay
8%', ,A,
82%
~
par0
i
2
Corp
Contract Finance
25%
95 A
93
•
Transportation—1.25
General
■
24%
*
100
Texas-—_5
1st
General
'
of
AAA'
com__l
2
Oil Co
Bancshares
57% Sep
35
No par
voting pref
28
21% July
1
32
July 13
43% Oct
4,800
General
\
3
108% Aug 25
109
20
General
>
5
6
25%
19%
Bronze
Gen
3
Aug 22
55% Jan
5
Jan
x25%
19%
General
20
23% May 23
101% Jan
74
26
4Vt
26%
19%
Corp com
preferred
t
General Cigar Co Inc
19
Jan
4Va
*25%
19%
General
24
66
4%
26 Va
19%
General
.
4
61% Aug
4 Va
*25%
19%
American
General
Aug 24
82
8
4%
25%
19%
Amer
45% Jan
75% Mar
4'A
25%
19%
Baking Co
preferredJ—
$8
34% Jan
21% Apr
4%
26%
19%
General
A
31
16
4>A
*25 Va
1
General
18
8% Jan
4V4
50
Corp
Amer
26
22% Jan
4 Vb
preferred
preferred
16% Oct
3
l
conv
$4.50
19
8,800
com
General
)
Inc
convertible
32 % Oct
4"
Industries
Acceptance
General
3
8% Jan
9
Corp
$0.60
24
6
13'A
22%
49 Va
4%%
24
July
13
22%
50 Vt
General
9
17
80 Va
13%
23%
49%
Gar Wood
Hep
1
13 Vb
22%
50
Garrett
Apr
58% Feb
13%
23
49
10
10% Sep
30% Jan
13VB
22%
5
25
2.4
16
13%
5
Co
% Jan
17
21% Dec
12%
Inc
55 Va Jan
4
1
Gamble Skogmo
5
59
July 27
Co
Gardner-Denver
10
51
42 Vb
Gabriel
*91
.J
»•'
,
l
21%
-
32% ,,32%,
19'A
19%'
70 'A
72
.
':N
,
'
9,000
92%
10
32%.
19%'
327a
19,700
67Vt
681/4
*91
92%.
20 VB
'
'
7,900
600
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(502)
.
.
.
Monday, January 30, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Yearli>W)
NEW
Range Since Jan. I.
Lowest
Highest
"Lowest
27% Feb
37
32% Jan
4
Jan
8
38% Jun
Jan
e
7
911/2 Oct
82
ob'/suan
LOW
STOCK
Monday
27
Jan.24
States
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Jan.26
Jan. 27
Shares
34
34%
34%
35
34%
35
34%
35%
35%
36%
98,300
36'a
37 %
36
371/8
36'%
36
36%
37
36%
36%
13,900
*85%
87
*85 Va
87
87
*85%
88 Va
*88
89
92
*88
92
*88
92
*88
92
*101
103
*101
103
102
102
*102
103
Corp
8.33 %
Utilities Co—
16
37% Jan
3
11
86 % Jan
12
$4.20
dividend
preferred
100
86 V2 Jan
7
4
89 % Jan
11
$4.40
dividend
preferred
100
•'88
89
88
$4.44
dividend
preferred
100
*88
92
*88
3
102 V2 Jan
103
Common
*85 %
87
*85 %
'
91
Aug 12
~__
1031/4 Nov 15
102 % Jan
:97%Jan
11
103% Aug
102
,24% Sep
28
361/4 Dec
=48
•55
87
Jan
4
3
dividend preferred
dividend preferred
$5
Jan
9
Jan
16
29
33 Va Jan
12
36% Jan
23
Gustin-Bacon Mfg
Sep 26
19
24
53% Jan
11
-541/4 Jan
12
Hackensack
51 % Jan
4
42% Jan
3
48% Jan
16
Halliburton
Co
Nov
4
31% Apr -19
25% Jan
4
30% Jan
24
Hall
24
21% Dec
5
27
Jan
22 Va Jan
7
106 % Jan
6
26% Jun
20
32% Jan
28% Nov
42
July
Jan
25
Jan
17'
30
Jan
16
31 Va Jari
5
471/4 Jan
120% Jan
9
24
50% Dec
21% May 24
46
16
4%
Watch Co
convertible
27
26
Harbison-Walker
6 %
Organ
24
4
29% Jan
23
26% Sep
2
24% Jan
11
20% Jan
3
24 V4 Jan
23
Harshaw
27
Aug 31
231/2 Jan
23
25 Va Jan
12
Hart
4
10% Jan
19
Hat Corp
37% Jan
10
4%%
'BVa Oct
26
11% Jan
Jan
29
61% Feb
17
35
-
9 % Jan
351/2 Jan
5
88 Va Dec
28
81% Jan
11
96% Jan
27
Haveg
13
Jan
5
9
12'/4 Jan
20
Hayes
Industries
Industries
143
Dec
7
Heinz
(H
11
Jan
'
May 20
77
Jan
37% Feb
-4
■
17
84
55
■29 y8 May 12
133% Jan
81
Aug 30
Jan
148
Jan
24
83 % Jan
4
'3
9
16
50% Jan
3
57% Jan
27
7
Dec
29% Jan
5
33
Jan
24
Helme
33 Va J my
18
36
Aug
5
34
Jan
4
36
Jan
25
13% Dec, 1
-61% Apr 13
20
Jan
4
14 % Jan
3
15'/4 Jail
98
32 »/2 Jan
104% Dec
55% Apr
Mar
79
Jan
Jan
3
Dec
20
67% Jan
9
1121/4 Jan
4
17
70
23
Powder
10
zJan
137% Jan
.23'
5%
$2
67
Dec
21
611/4 Jan
25
Hertz
26
28
Jan
4
20% Jan
3
26
Jan
27
24% July 13
3
25% Jan
26
Heyden
68
Aug 22
66
Jan
6
671/4 Jan
25
July 13
117
60 Va
May 11
•92V2 Feb
16
120
12 Va Dec
1
19
29 Vb Oct
19
37
65% Jan
Jan
3
126
Jan
27
21
Jen
13% Jan
6
16
Jan
20
% Jan
4
301,4 Jan
10
35
Jan
25
23% Feb
1
281/4 Apr
6
24% Jan
12
27V4 Jan
20
14% Dec
6
301/4 July
5
161/4 Jan
3
9% Nov
16
9% Jan
4
4
13
23
Jan
5
May 20
28% Feb
1
30% July
30% Oct
42% Sep
56
37
30
7
Jan
3
2nd
Hilton
10'7 Jan
5
Holland
3158 Jan
13
13
30% Jan
30%' Jan
51
Jan
5
60% Jan
25
3
53 % Jan
16
Homestake
761/4 Jan
27
Jan
16
Hooker
27 Va Oct
25
41 Va Jan
4
34% Jan
3
-
38
,81% Feb
2
901/4 Sep
13
85Va Jan
5
86% Jan
10
12
26
Sep
19
22 % Jan
12
25 % Jan
19
Hoover
4% Oct
26
8
Jan
14
4% Jan
3
5% Jan
16
Hotel
Jan
25
5%
30
21
5
17% Jan
10
22 % Jan
4
16% Jan
3
17% Jan
11
38% Feb
10
36'4 Jan
13
37
24
7
35% Dec
9
33% Jan
19
35 V4 Jan
3
4
79
Aug 19
74 Va Jan
4
Jan
13
3%%
27
Mar
16 V2 Jan
14
76
Jan
77
T-»n
R
85 % Sep
14
82 % Jan
82 Va Jan
23
4%
Dec
16
93
88 »/2 Jan
10
90
Jan
25
Jail
21
90V4 Dec
86 % Jan
10
94
Jan
24
.11% Mar 30
19i/4 Jun
30
131/8 Jan
19
14
Jan
5
13% Dec
2
24% Jan
29
*54% Jan
93% Dec -27
92 % Jan
4
94
Jan
25
Jan
26
9'/8 Jan
3
,90 Va Aug 24
90
91
90'/a
94%
91
941/8
94%
96%
14,200
12
12 %
12 Va
12
12
12
12
11%
11%
1,500
145
148
145
146
37 %
*36
140 "
140
148
12,000
147
145
83%
83 %
83%
83 %
83 Vt
*83%
84Va
*83%
84%
70
53 %
54 %
57
55 Va
56 %
55 %
56 »/2
55%
57%
18,600
32%
32%
33
32%
32%
32 '/a
32%
32%
32%
2,300
35
35
35
35 VA
36
35%
35'/a
36
36
14%
15
*14%
15
•14%
*14 %
14'/4
14%
700
88%
90%
15,700
90
92 %
88%
109
*109
110%
110%
79
*69
77
*69
77%
75
75
200
127
128
123
125'%
123
124
2,600
89
98
570
14%
91
91%
240
109
25%
67%
*66 Va
67%
*66%
109
110%
*69
78
125
f
•
15%
34 Va
34 %
34%
*26%
27 VA
*26%
27 Va
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
20
400
15%
300
34 3 4
12,700
27 %
*27
16%
17%
17
2,100
126
33%
35
27%
*26%
18,700
23,600
67'/a
*15
15%
34 Va
35
,t
65 %
125
125
*15
15 7.
17%
«
13,400
17%
10
10%
10%
10 Va
10%
10%
10 >8
10'/a
10 '/a
10 %
700
31 %
31%
31%
31 %
31%
31%
31'4
31 %
*31 %
31 %
1,200
30%
200
30 %
30%
311/4
*30%
1
56%
58
57%
58 VA
58
60%
58
60
x58
51%
52%
50
51 %
50%
517
50%
51 Vb
491/8
50 %
16,000
10
73%
74%
73%
74 3
a
73%
74 %
74'%
74%
74%
76%
37,900
36
37%
36%
'37 3
a
36%
37 %
36%
37%
37%
37%
16,400
86 %
86%
86'%
86 Va
*86',4
86%
24%
24%
24%
25
Inc
5
common
'«
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86 3
4
*86%
5
25%
25 3
a
24 %
1
43
5%
5 %
17%
*17%
common
preferred
25
Inp,common
4
17%
3
17%
50
*36%
No par
preferred
common
No
(Delaware)
17 3 a
37
34%
34%
75
75
.'82 %
*88%
Indust
Inc
series B
13% Jan
11
Oct
26
39% Jan
5
34% Jan
3
361/2 Jan
26
Hupp Corp common
5% convertible pfd series A
,16% Oct 27
21 % Jan
7
17 %
Jan
3
20
Jan
16
Hussmann
53
~
*35%'
Refrigerator
Co
84
*821/4
93
94
91%
93
13 %
13%
13%
13 %
19%
-
140
;
»
250
90
94
9,300
:
84
*89
"13%
it
50
91%
93%
4,600
13%
v
14
1,700
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
46%
46 %
46%
46 3
4
46%
46 %
46 %
46 3 4
4,100
41
;
41%
41
41%
40'%
411/8
40 3 4
42%
24,900
793%
93
93
*92%
93%
*92'/a
93%
94
94
94
*93 %
95 %
*93'/2
8
8'/4
8 %
*92 %
26%
_5
19%
'
300
35
76
90
*93 '
.50
34%
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4
8 %
35
76
*89
94
*92 %
34%
*74 %
90
41%
:1
6,300
37
84
16%
46%
92 3
300
.171/2
8
89 7
13
92%
17%
17 3
37
*82%
93
15%
*17',4
17%
17%
*36%
84
13%
46 %
18,900
90
93
40%
17 I/4
2,800
5%
4%
*82 %
...
4
13%
5
4
80
25%
25
*89
82 %
89 3
34 3
a
*74% "75
93
No par
com
33 7
34'%
12,500
b
37
17'%
17%
37
75%
1
Bay Min & Sm-Ltd
17%
17%
37
75
1
17%
"18
58 3
5 Vh
4%
17%
33 %
par
5
5
5%
37
100
Corp
■;
17%
-190.
Stores
86%
'25
*30
31%
37
100
Lighting & Power
*30 %
31 Va
*30
No par
Co
*15 %
15%
xl08
110%
124
125
*120
125
*120
a
34 7
*26%
17
a
27 %
34%
25
*66%
16 3
*15%
129 VA
24%
67
*120
128
247«
67
5
2.50
25
32
37%
91%
4
6% Oct
8
110
37
37
24%
100
25
37
,
67%
preferred
Jan
37
6,400
37
*37
68
5%
93
8,200
78
100
10
9%
91/4
9%
24%
preferred series A
90 % Jan
x9%
24%
5%
14
Sep
5,000
10%
26
Hunt
94
25
25%
10%
65'.a
9
84% Feb
23%
25
10%
25%
27
3
23
25
10%
24
Jan
35% Jan
23%
24%
10%
»
25%
16% Jan
16
22%
25
65
42% Jan
40% Dec
23%
24%
47
24% Mar 14
28 3
24%
24%
Bearing Co
<fc
27%
22%
24%
12.50
Howard
Sound
29%
237a
24 VA
90%
5
Houston
Foods
28 %
23%
64
preferred
Hudson
29%
25 y#
preferred
Howe
22,000
24%
65%
3
9
17,400
,
24 %
25%
3
Jan
28'A
24 3
14% Jan
14
27%
64%
45
4
43 % Jun
23
27%
25
preferred
Finance
4.40%
65'/2
13
13
Sep
27'%
25 %
preferred
88
53%
14%
10
30
convertible
Household
52%
35
50c
Houdaille-Industries
$2.25
54%
65 3
Corp
Winston
convertible
Sep
16 Va Oct
36% Mar 17
52
64 %
common
of America
Corp
40
122
122
54%
25
preferred
<fc
19,200
54%
53 Va
56%
123
80
24%
Mining
Ball
9,900
32
No par
Oil Corp
Chemical Corp
$4.25
20% Dec
36%
65%
Honolulu
3
53 %
35
24%
common
Holt Rinehart &
47 '/4 Jan
65 Va Jan
54%
54
53%
54%
*122
121
1,400
35
34%
34%
55 Va
53
121
28%
64
Co
convertible
20
19
*121
94
53
1
100
series A
Furnace
22
67% Dec
70% Jan
Corp
pfd
Dec
16
53
123
52%
52
123
1,900
23%
28 'A
12
5
Electronics
Holly Sugar Corp
5%
34%
34%
34
34
28%
94
29 Va
*94
131 Va
(conv)
52% Oct
29
May 19
2
16
pfd
conv
29%
131
Inc
Hotels
5 % %
Hoffman
Jan
Corp
Corp
9
18
94 %
.—No par
No par
pfd
Chem Corp
preferred series A
$4%
Hill
24
94 Va
2.9 %
23%
96%
24
24
96%
29%
*109
Newport
V2 %
24
139
2 1/12
Co
16
40% Jun
■
A
Hewitt-Robins
23% Jan
8
23%
*29 %
"
29%
*83
1
1
18 % Oct
15% Mar
23%
*94
96 %
10,100
2,600
100
Chocolate
38% Feb
23%
:
.
37
No par
class
conv
Hershey
30
89%
preferred—_25
preferred
19
1,100
48
29%
10%
.10
common
471/2
30
4
27 %
25
Motors
Hercules
78
4
119% Dec
9
Hercules
47%
29%
u
23 %
1
noncumulative
7%
11
Jan
50
10,500
23%
100
common
110% Jan
3
108
82 % Dec
13
76
8
111% Aug 26
6
W)
53%
47%
30
51 %
1
common
53%
48%
30
51%
5
preferred
53 3
47%
30 7
33%
50
Inc
53%
48%
"
1
(W E) & Co
(G
___
54
53%
47%
30%
*121
5
Inc
Co
J)
53%
53%
30%
23 %
_5
preferred
3.65%
Heller
Co
of America common
38 % Apr
150
•/,
35%
35%
47%
29 %
1
1.25
Marx
&
6
22
9»/4 May . 25
78
Chemical
Schaffner
36'%
53%
*94
.—7,50
com
Harris-Intertype Corp—
Harsco Corporation
291/4 Jan
35%
35
29%
100
54% Jan
"
35%
36%
53%
1
Co
Refrac
27
22 V4 May 26
35%
36%
47%
100
2.50
preferred
Jan
18% Oct 31
102
1
common
Co
6
Jan
102
5
preferred
Paper
Hammond
122
*101
103
5
56 % Jan
3
Mar 24
129
Hamilton
Hammermill
103
*102
25
Printing Co
361/8 Jan
3
21
57'/4 Jan
5
24
34% Oct
24
95
3
•47% Jun
25
Oct
121
„
3
26% Jan
25
6
931/2 Jan
4
88% Jun
(W F)
*101
103
3o%
87
89%
%
-
Water
3
103
*102
2.50
H
Feb
*101
100
Co
35% Jun
.
loo
$5.08
103
89
89
89
0
''
187 % May 18
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
Jan. 25
°
No par
Oil
85% Jan
23
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Jan.23
Par
351/4 Jan
86% Aug 26
*84 Va Jan
3
Gulf
Gulf
26% July 25
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Va
8'/a
8%
*35%
36 %
*35%
36%.
-.19%
19%
19 %
19%
8 %
8%
15%
8
16 %
15 %
15%
28,300
30
20
95
31,400
8'/4
-
36 '/a
36 %
36%
36%
191/2
19 3 4
19%
•*"
19%
300
1,800
I
10
Feb
Jan
3
57 % Jan
27
Idaho
21 %
July 25
31 % Jan
4
26% Jan
3
38% Jan
11
Ideal
287/a Oct 25
=47% Jan
6
31% Jan
3
37 % Jan
19
62 3b Dec
30
58
Jan
23
Aug 12
Aug
4
41
Jan
4
42
43 Va Jan
20
44
49
Jan
24
41
-57V4 Aug 24
Jan
27
39 Va Jan
18
43
41% Feb
18
45
49'/4 Aug
63V4 Jan
4.26%
preferred
50
45
Jan
4,42%
preferred
50
43 % Jan
18
4.20%
preferred
23
37 Va Jan
27
Indiana
10
52
Jan
19
Indianapolis Power & Light
46% July 27
44% Jan
11
43 Va Jan
18
31% Nov 22
441/4 Aug 15
57% Aug 23
32:% Jan
38% Feb
507/s Dec
Jan
General
Industria
56%
56 VB
56%
56
57%
5,300
28%
29
28 'A
30'/4
30 3 a
31Vb
21,800
35 7
36%
35 3
36'A
26
36 V2
20,200
a
a
59
r43
*42
43
*42
43
*42
43
*431/8
-44
44
44
*43%
44'%
*431/4
44%
240
*49
49 Va
*49
49%
60
*45
46
*45
45%
43»/2
*42%
431/2
59 Va
58%
49 %
58
49%
*48 %
49%
49
49
*45
46
*45
46
*45
46
*42%
43 Va
*42%
43 %
*42%
43'
__1
32%
34
No par
50%
51', 4
6%
6%
Corp
De Mexico
"
33 7
50 3 a
-
*42%
13% Aug
8'/a Feb
51/2 Jan
25
3
6% Jan
19
S
A_.
4
65
Sep
22% Jan
13
12
86'/a Apr
28
Dec
19
154,
Jan
18 Vb Jan
19% Jan
12
71% Jan
7
3
Jan
18
145
4
811/2 Jan
13
Jan
24
147
100 pesos
Industrial
Rayon
6%
common
34
35%
34%
371/4
<
51
50%
51
50 Va
50%
4,400
*6'%
6%
2,100
•18%
15,500
6 V,
6%
6%
•
18%
147
147
148
18%
19 1/4
78 %
801/2
78 %
•81%
80
*144
preferred
*6i%
*
19
79 %
18%
78%
*145
150
145
50 Va Jan
5
40 V2 Jan
3
45% Jan
25
Inland
_No par
44%
44 7,:
44 %
45
44%
a
44 %
43 V. Jan
15
33 Va Jan
3
38 % Jan
27
Inspiration Consolidated Copper__20
36 Va
36%
36%
36%
36'%
36%
36%
*5
351/4 Dec
23
34% Nov 29
49% Jun
15
40 V2 Jan
26
44% Jan
9
2
29% Oct 25
29
Feb
Feb
2
93
21
Nov
1
341/4 Feb
38% Sep
139% Feb
8
600
-/
Jan
18
21% Jan
July 11
3
90
1 8
Dec
29
Jan
3
50% Jan
23
19
42% Jan
3
142 % Jan
4
580
2
148 % Aug 25
Feb
8
36'/4 Aug 24
34
69% Jan
12
80
29
-
.
Insuranshares
'
Ctfs
Interchemical
Corp
4 % %
Jan
3
24 % Jan
10
Interlake
91
,
Iron
24
Int'l
Eusiness
24
Int'l
Harvester
Jan
26
Jan
5
39V4 Jan
23
7*71/2 Jan
3
80 V4 Jan
26
145
7%
1
4%
30
25% Jan
3
26% Jan
23
59 '/8 Dec
21
581/4 Jan
3
63% Jan
19
,21% Feb
13
15% Jan
4
17% Jan
24
International
30% Dec
22
31% Dec
30
30% Jan
3
34% Jan
25
International
86% Jan
8
.9% Dec
30
94V2 Aug
15
94 % Jan
18
95
Jan
3
2
10Ve Jan
23
12% Jan
5
17
58i/2 Jan
4
5
19% Mar
6
22% Dec
23
23
24
41% Jun
139V2 Jan
70 v..
Mar
26% Dec
2
541/2 Jan
14
21% Jan
20
26
Jan
8
95
91% Dec
7
32 Va Dec
20
38
44 % Apr
28
60'/2 Dec
30% Apr
25
35
Feb
17
48% Dec
30
32% Feb
17
381/8 Jan
15
An?
144%
144%
490
38'%
37,300
144%
144%
38%
38 7.«
37%
38 %
37'%
*791/2
801%
80%
80%
*79%
.26%
26 Via
26%
26%
26%
62%
61%
62 %
60%
62
331/8
*94%
95 %
.10%
10%
10%
*54%
29% Jan
17
International Resistance Co_.
International
International
16
58
Jan
3
68
Jan
23
International
Silver
32% Jan
11
4
48% Jan
23
International
Tclep
11
39% Jan
25
International
27
33 % Jan
4
36% Mar
32% Mar
4
27
20',4 Jan
4
23
Jan
23
$2
46% Aug 26
31
4
26
1
13
21
41 % Jan
3
Aug 29
38% Jan
10
36% Jan
Power
Iowa
7
21% Jan
3
261/2 Jan
27
115 % Jan
3
115% Jan
3
21% Jan
13
23 V4 Jan
23
Jan
12
7
52'/, Apr
83
Aug 22
13
Sep
1
162% May 31
79
Dec 13
9
181/4 Dec
49% Dec
6
89%
95% Mar
8
11% Dec
8
991/2 Aug. 2 4
18% Jun 13
jan
.47V4 .T«
n
/
5
4
8
For footnotes, see page 26.
Iowa-Illinois Gas
25
7
40% Oct 24
76% Jan 22
.29% Oct J2l
27
24
Jan
4
18 Va Jan
14
Elec
471/2 Jan
43% Jan
Sep
20
Iowa
&
12.100
33%
65,100
94 3
94 3
10%
10%
10%
10%
56
54 3
54%
55
•
55
56%
23 Va
23%
22%
23%
22%
231/8
28
28 Va
28
28%
28
28%
27%
106%
106
.
16,300
28%
17,300
1101%
10,800
109
108
34%
34%
34%
35
35
35
3,600
67
66
66%
61%
64
62 %
63
7,200
*32%
33%
33%
331/4
33 %
*32%
33%
*32%
&
Teleg_No par
48%
48%
471%
48%
47 Va
47%
46%
47%
47%
48
38 %
38%
38%
39
39%
39%
39%
39 %
391%
39%
43
43%
43
431%
43V8
43 Vj
44
44
43%
44%
57%
59%
57%
59
571%
57%
56 3%
57'%
58
59»/2
23
22 %
22
»/2
22%
22 %
221/2
221/2
45%
461/2
47
47%
com
5
25
1
—3.50
&
22
%
22%
23
102'%
.
*32 Va
45%
46':,
46%
1
42%
43%
43 %
43%
42 7
43 %
x42%
10
Electric Co
Ligtyt Co
Island Creek Coal
41%
42%
4.21/4
421/4
41%
1
.
*447s
5
50c
common
'
24 Va
'
*116%
5
23
45%
...
45
118
*116%
22%
23%
25'%
25%
24%
24%
118
23%
8
*
4.
116 %
22%
15%
43
25%
118
22 %
16
•41%
25%
♦116V2
22'%
15 %
4,400
'6,900
25%
251%
*116%
118
22%
15%
26%
*
22%
16% Jan
9
6
10
*6
;
*15%
15%
16% Jan
24
12
15
82
15%
82
15%
82%
16%
82 %
16%
Jan
Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr Sc Lt 4% pfdi-100
15%
83
82
82
49% Jan
3
55% Jan
23
Jewel
55%
55%
54
54%
6
82
82
82
82
3
61% Jan
25
60%
60%
61 Va
60%
61%
60%
61 >/4
731/2 Jan
4
94
Jan
23
Johnson
91V4
I8V4
91%
91%
89
911/4
Jan
82
60 %
90%
18J/8
63
96%
82
57 Va Jan
preferred
Johnsr-Manville Corp
55
82
53 %
82
18 Vb
'18%
63%
96%
61%
63
61 Va
63
62%
96
96%
96%
96 %
96%
15
14%
14%
14
14V4-
42%
42
42%
40%
41%
15 Va Jan
Jan
6
Ter«Co
Inc
common
3%%
<fc
Johnson-
3
20
27
Jonathan Logan
56V2 Jan
3
64% Jan
12
Jones
96
Jan
3
97
Jan
27
13
Jan
3
15% Jan
12
38% Jan
3
42% Jan
18
&
Inc
Laughlin
1
100
5
,91
5
17%
.50c
Steel common_10
5% preferred series A
,-100
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
__1
Joy Manufacturing Co
.1
1
63%
96%
14%
42%
94 "
18%
64Va
96%
14%
42%
-
-
.
,
15
42%
,
53%
*81
18%
4,100
16
15 'A
3
6,800
118
22%
4
Jan
1,100
43%
42%
3
82
8,300
,10,400
6,900
,
43
Jan
•15%
8,800
41%
Jan
Lake
105,500
42%
13% Jan
Machine Co
100
33i%
43
81
Jefferson
530
231/8
„
34%
$6
preferred
1-T-E Circuit Breaker Co
Jaeger
300
2,700
:56
22%
27%
4
4
II1/2
4
101 y2
Light & Power Co
Power
17%
33 Va
94%
«
65 VA
Co
43
441/4 Jan
124
87
13
3
Dec
40
76 va Jan ,26
,63% May -6
42 % Jan
43
17%
33%
94 3
34%
100
'
I
17%
33 »/3
99%
Dept Stores
Interstate
17'.,
«
68 /
Corp
preferred
convertible
Interstate
a
63%
Utilities
23
17 7
34 3
95%
25
preferred
33Vi Jan
44% .Jan
44% Jan
30,400
35
common
33 % Jan
59% Jan
4.400
62%
100
No par
.
24
4
26%
34%
£hoe
12
27%
26%
24%
58
23%
10c
:
-
No par
Salt
23
.
11
a
1
Corp
95%
100
81
25
27
Jan
7%
561
100
35
May .>1
171%
44 200
61%
26%
62%
*94 %
IIOV4 Jan
40 V2 Jan
8% Mar
145
642
144%
33%
Rectifier
3
51% Jan
10% Oct
48%
17%
preferred
3
9
12% Dec
5%
Jan
4
Jan
471/2
33
10%
6,900
38.000'
49
17V4
*94%
633
24%
635
17%
No par '
No par
24%
24%
3,800
43%
91
47%
33%
-
36
42
*90
629%
17 Vt»
of Cent Amer com
33V8 Jan
451/4 Apr
18 Va Oct
preferred-
Int'l Rys
it
58'/4 Dec
'44% Jan
91
49 3,,
32%
International
21 '/a Dec
Oct
41%
63 Va
-
*35
36
649%
1
Limited
20
22
20
$4
Paper
24% Jan
18% Jun
115
*35
267b
26%
62 %
14,400
48%
641
common„2,50
Packers
12
40
May 10
33% Jun 17
1
5
No par
38 %
80 %
37%
*78
80 %
37%
39%
144
39 y4
37%
1441/4
48%
144
a
37%
*77
90
19,400
*90
24 Va
11,100
45V4
x40%
24 %
81
150
49%
658
624
8
x79'%
*145
44
40%
'
Dec
32
48 7
143'
5
com
International Mining Corp
Int'l Nickel of Canada
Oct
48
24 Va
24 %
24%
24%
629
625
100
26 3a Dec
55
5
i
preferred-
5
47% Sep 20
12% Aug
4
91
24%
100
Chemical
&
15,100
44%
36
40%
*90
91
*90
18 '/a
19
79%
91
*35
411/4
40%
43 %
*90
No par
common
>
36
*35
36
42
1
preferred
Int'l Minerals
*35
5
100
common
Corp
Machines
Jan
25
Inc..
preferred
49% Jan
658
Oct
.
17% Aug
Co
'
86
-407% ,Mar
Steel
6%
150
45 7
36% May
-
34%
51
>51
6%
,.19%
19
.1
No par
100
Ingersoll-Rand
'
x
■
145
58%
59
34
34 Va
«
2
.
%
'
5% July 11
6,600
59
59
*42
44
59%
50
Electrica
4
43
58
_50
preferred
55%
28 7
36%
*43 Va
.50
4.70%
,
V
*42
_15
common
13
Feb
50
Co
preferred
25
4
27
Power
4.08%
25
4
17
Illinois
Jan
22
41
12
49 % Jan
45% Jan
42% Jan
9
4
Jan
36%
Co
55%
28%
35%
-28%
36 U
Power Co
Cement
55
54 %
28%
No par
Illinois Central RR Co
15
53%
5
46
16%
15%
80%
80V2
53
1,800
16'%
82
54
54
831/2
19%
*81
15,200
130
4,900
831%
40
60%
61%
33,800
89%
.90%
7,700
19%
20
47,800
64%
.
97
29,800
,
1,870
*14
141/2
1,400
41
411/4
8,000
Volume
193
Number
6025
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
1
(509)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year I960
Lowest
y
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW
YORK
Highest
AND
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Jan. 2G
Wednesday
Tuesday
Jan. 27
Shares
Jan. 25
Jan. 24
Jan.23
K
32
Sep
86
29
154% Jan
6
37% Jan
13
Oct
9
',111% J*an
5
96
Jan
23
100
Jan
3
42 % Jan
12
6
44% Jan
11
47
Jan
24
101
47
Mar
857/e Feb
(ser
Jan
25
12
Jan
3
29
58% Jan
17
62% Jan
27
Kansas City
17
75 % Jan
9
78
Jan
23
'•
20
84 Va Jan
27
86
Jan
10
5
93% Jan
27
87
82'/a Mar 18
1
4%%
1C8
18
1
Jan
95 Va Oct
.
90
90
9
62% Sep
Oct
July 28
10
79% Jan
29
34% July 12
85
,
3.80%
4%
,93% Jari' 11
„■
33%
convertible
18
110% Jan
80'/2 May 23
Corp
4%%
103% Jan
11
79 V2 Aug
Chem
preferred
preferred-..—.-
13
8
6
&
convertible
4%%
Jan
25
86 '/a Jan
Alum
4%%
'
59 '/a Dec
3
Jan
Kaiser
27
125
30
45
41% Jan
122% Jan
Sep
105'/a Oct
74
May
of
96
*46
preferred
1959)
'
100
pfd—100'
conv
106
'
106%
*100
preferred—..
preferred—
£
97Va
46
106%
,
108
112
,
.
112
59%
59%
77%
*84'%
94Va
*92%
r
86%
,-
94%
Jan
4
86 Va Jan
9
4.20%
preferred
100
*86
87
*86
87
3
89% Jan
13
4.35%
preferred—
100
*88%
90%
*88%
90%
3
78% Jan
27
68% Jan
Kansas City Southern
No par
76%
75%
Jan
10
37
36%
36%
4
55% Jan
26'
4% non-cum preferred
_50
Kansas Gas & Electric Co-—No par
36%
50% Jan
52%
53
52%
53Va
31% Feb
23
39 % Aug 24
37% Jan
3
17
Kansas Power & Light Co——8.75
43%
43%
43%
43%
27
Kayser-Roth Corp
14%
15%
52
52
34%
35
Jan
23
,
,v,
11
Jan
12% Jan
3
44% Jan
16% Jan
36
Apr
6
51'/a Dec
30
50 % Jan
11
53% Jan
5i
Kellogg
30% Oct
25
50% Jan
6
32 % Jan
3
36% Jan
9
Kelsey Hayes Co
16 %
12
Oct
13
71% Oct
25
23
July 11
1
—
25% Jan
29% Jail
16
Kendall
Kennecott Copper—
100% Jan
6
73% Jan
79% Jan
23
55% Jan
8
52
Jan
56% Jan
27
,
1
50c
—
Kern
Co
County
79%
78%
79%
53%
53%
53%
53%
72%
74%
73%
75%
75%
v"26V«;'^29Va
29%
*37 Va
30
29Va
78% Jan
25
31
Jan
23
38
Jan
19
62% Feb
11
89% Dec
20
82
Jan
87 V2 Jan
3
16% Dec
12
18'/a Dec
21
16% Jan
19% Jan
25
25% Dec
2
31 % Jan
6
25% Jan
27
Jan
16
Corp
_5
King-Seeley Thermos Co
_1
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—100 G
34% Oct
24
46% Jan
4
36
Jan
42VaJan
27
Koppers Co Inc common
7
82% Apr
11
78
Jan
80
Jan
17
14% Feb
17
36 Va Dec
31% Jan
38% Jan
23
preferred—-.
Korvette (E J) Inc.—
27% Sep
29
33
28
30% Jan
24
Kresge
7
12
Jan
10
34 Va Jan
6
11% Dec
5
20% Jan
8
11% Jan
25% Oct
28
36% Mar
2
30 % Jan
25
Oct
21
36
Jan
5
30% Jan
3
25% Jan
27
21% Jan
.
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
•,
1
common
4Va%
conv
prior preferred—__25
Keystone Steel & Wire Co—___1
S)
(S
19
14
Jan
16
Kroger Col
343/8 Jan
23
K
26% Jan
10
Laclede
Kress
V
H)
(S
&
29
36 Va Dec
21
27
22
Jan
25
28% Jan
4
23 % Jun
20
17 % Jan
24 % Jan
6
13 Vb Jan
6
•32% Aug
1
14% Dec
30
Mar 15
10
25 Va Oct
25
l'/a Dec
3
16Vb Jan
24
Lee
3
12 Vb Jan
19
3
-,.31% Jan
27
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co^
Lehigh Portland Cement
Tire_—
1% Jan
4
1 % Jan
16% Jan
4
17% Jan
12
4% Jan
3
5Vs Jan
23
33%
34%
24% July 28
29% Jan
22
26 Va Jan
3
27% Jan
16
Lehman
25%
25%
*37%
Apr
7
79 Va Dec
13
74
Jan
4
93 % Jan
25
Lehn
Fink
22
Jan
29
28% Sep
9
23 Va Jan
4
30% Jan
25
Lerner Stores
46 Va Oct
24
70% Jan
22
49% Jan
4
56 Vb Jan
23
Lehigh Valley
10
$1.50
&
Industries
30%
17%
18%
17%
18'/B
17%
27
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
12
4
49% Jan
5
53
Jan
3
23
24% Jan
6
33
Jan
16
44% Jan
3
51% Jan
19
24'/a Jan
13
27 % Jan
5
Lionel!
Corp_^-tiA—
87% Jan
4
27
Litton
Industries
61
Jan
18
28
Sep
43% Sep
12% Jan
23
4
4
34% Aug
10
57% Jan
12
96% Dec
20
18 VB May 11
32% Jan
4
4
Vb
.
•
15%
Va
53
16%
1.44,200
53%
3,500
34%
35
28%
28%
28%
29%
6,600
.3,700
Y
77 %
77%
79%
32,100
53%
53 Va
5 6 3/4
14,400
75 Vb
77%
75 Va
76%
29%
30%
2934
30b/8
36%
36%
36%
37
83%
84
83%
85
18%
f
78'A
53 %
i
19
19
19VB
26%
41
*26'A
80,300
<
31,700
1,700
:
13,600
-
7,900
26%
26%
1,700
413/B
42%
10,900
81
80
80
3 6 Vb
38
36%
37%
29 %
30
29%
30
23 %
23%
21%
22%
40%
♦80
Va
150
38,400
8,100
21,000
12%
13 %
13
13
30'%
30%
30'A
30%
14,100
34
34%
34
34%
5,900
25 %
25%
4,000
1,800
25%
16%
16%
25%
'
■
*37
'*
40
*37
40
30 Vb
29%
30%
1,000
16
16'A
30%
17%
17
17%
32,700
15%
16 %
16%
16 Va-
5,200
12 Va
12%:
12%
12%
12%
12%
9,500
31
31 Va
30 Vi
31%
31%
31%
14,800
23,100
97 Vb Jan
700
5'A
2,500
27%
27%
27%
27 Vi
27%
Lockheed
Loew's
27
Lone
Star
Cement
21
44% Jan
10
47 Va Jan
3
Lone
Star
Gas
10
% Jan
20
23% Jan
27
When
issued
4.84%
conv
Jan
11
140
Jan
3
30
41% Jan
4
46
Jan
18
Long
96
Jan
21
Aug 19
100% Jan
3
102
Jan
9
5%
80
Jan
8
81
Jan
20
Theatres
90
90'A
93%
87%
90
89
90
26
28'A
28 VB
3 OVA
28%
29%
29%
29%
36,200
55
56%
54%
55%
54>A
55
54%
5 5'A
54'%
55
28,300
11%
83
Va
147%
ll'/a
11'%
84
84
—5
50 Va
25%
91 %
2 8'A
28Vi
24
16%
%
25Va
46 Va
46 %
1
—
4
common-—
10
i
■
.
22
85
Jan
13
85
Jan
13
Sep
14
88
Jan
13
89
Jan
13
4.35%
42 Vb
Sep
2
39 % Jan
3
44 Va Jan
27
Sep
1
136% Jan
4
Jan
25
series
4.25%
90
51 Va
51%
2,300
29%:nuj y; 27%
29 Vi
88,900
50
51
50 VB
50
50%
9,800
24%
23%
25%
25 Vi
27%
27,200
94
93%
95%
9 4'A
97 VB
42,900
26 Va
27 %
92%
91%
28%
27 VB
28
26%
27%
60,300
17
4(3%
17%
17%
18%
18%
19 Va
161,200
25
2 5'A
25%
25 Va
26 V'8
30,000
45%
45%
,
46
45%
45%
(P)
Co
Louisville
Gas
4
55 Va Jan
25
47 % Dec
7
78% Jan
22
50% Jan
3
57
Jan
19
Louisville
14% Dec
30
20% Jan
4
14% Jan
3
15% Jan
10
Lowenstein
&
45%
45'A
*100%
101 Va
*100%
*85
86 Va
*85
89
*88
89
41%
_100
140
41%
41%
*138%
140
Co
49 % Dec
6
91 Va Jan
4
53
Jan
3
61 % Jan
12
Lukens
15% Oct
18
21
Jan
6
16% Jan
3
18% Jan
11
83
July 12
27% Jan
12
28 % Jan
4
124
Aug 16
115% Jan
6
117% Jan
12
32% Jan
3
39 % Jan
18
46 Va Jan
27
Jan
27
*85
42
86%
*88
89 Va
20
44 Va
94,200
139 Va
220
43 V'8
43%
,
139
*138
54%
—.
55
55
51%
X50%
5 IVB
7,300
15%.
15%
15%
15%
3,800
57%
56%
57
56 %
59
6,000
18%
18%
18 Va
18
18%
4,400
54%
54'A t
55 Va
52 Va
53
51'A
52
15%.
15%
15%
15%
15%
59
59%
57'A
58%
57
.—10
17%
17%
17%
18 Va
18 Va
.
Va
30
*85
•
88
51'A
54
53 Vi
t
86%
6,900
55
54
Lykes Bros Steamship Co
8
101 Va
138
15%
1.
Co
*100%
88
53 Vi
50
790
101'/a
,88
53
(Ky)_No par
& Sons Inc
600
136
*100%
3.33 V3
El
&
136
137
45 Vb
44 Va
138
20,700
106,100
—
23 VB
45%
138 '/a
43%
43 VB
—
23
45%
86%
!
'
22%
45%
102
88
140
——
136 Va
45%
*85
86 Va
*88
5
A.
Nashville-.
(M)
Steel
45%
101
•
,
22%
137
137%
45 VB
100
common
A
101
;
23
*135
138 Va
45 Va
■
.
138
x50
V#" *
24%
17 Va
25%
100
preferred—.
preferred
45%
<—100
series E preferred
Loriliard
7%
D
138
.10
160
5i»A,'»%
27%
24%
•
*22%
.—100
com
28,000
51
26
45%
37,600
87 Vi
51%
51%
'24%
12'A
149
28 Va
V
17
'
8,500
27%
i
27%
18 •"■'
87 Va
*148
11,200
51 %
51%
lo
preferred
Lighting
Co
series B preferred
87 'A Nov
87%
148%
29%
91 Vi
11%
11%
87%
148'/a
27 V8
>24%
11%
87%
147%
%
Inc_:
Co
11%
86 Va
147%
51V4
r
94 Va
1
11%
11%
85%
147%
50 Va
'51%'
26Va
1
Corp
147%
147%
•
Island
27 Vb
86
Rights
26
27
27 Vi
26
rJS
16
27
26 Vb Jan
43 % Dec
5
27%
85 Va
2:80
Aircraft Corp
Jan
19 lA Jan
Jan
1 Va
17 Vb
5%
25 Vi
7
Inc-
3
51
IVb
17%
5%
•
3
1
1%
17%
5%
1%
17 Va v
82
25
Link <Belt Co-u-uY——
10
140
1%
17%
5'A
1
Jan
135
1%
17%
5»A
,'Y
15% Jan
29
,1%
17 Va
5-VB
51 ¥4
22 Va Jan
„
1%
17»A
5%
30%
5
27
l'/a
11%
«■
51V4
4
52% July
52
35
12%
2y VB
140% Dec
1
15%
34%
31'A-
50c
8
38% Feb
14,3%
500
6,700
4,200
12 Va
—5
13
142
433A
30%
a
Electronics
Ling-Temco
Feb
4
43 %
12%
—100
30% Jan
34% May 18
43 'A
3,500
'
30 3
preferred——
Lily Tulip Cup Corpus
Yi Jan
130 Va Mar
543A
78%
27%
5
com.
7%
22% Jan
102
37%
543/8
77
27%
*
Dec
*36%
55 %
5
27
23
48
76 Va
1
12% Jan
146
5
——No par
87V4 Jan
Nov
3
16
16 Vb
15%
12%
30 VB
par
Products-:
Corp
148% Jan
46% Nov
35 Vb May
10
37
18 Va
1 %
3
Aug
20
93%
43 'A
30%
*17%
10
Aug 31
19
84 «/2
93%
76
40
*37
-
30'A
1
No
Jan
10'A Jan
151
30 Va Jan
39
30 Va
—No par
com
pfd ser A
conv
81% Jan
6
13
4
17
*37
r
30
15
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeil & Libby
Jan
17
40
30
10
Corp—.
41
Feb
84 Va
94 Va
,
5
Lehigh Valley RR
19% Nov
40
86
'
8
111
13
x30%
_50c
15
14
23%
30%
A
27% Jan
12 Va Dec
243%
25%
13% ..13%
30Va
25
11 Va Jan
91% Jan
24%
8,800
7 8'/a
54 Va
25%
30%.
5
Co__;
Inc
<Sc
25 Va
38%
29%
4
Paper
3
Ruober
25%
37Va
30
1
18% Jan
Lear
-25%
38V#
5
17
7% Jan
61% Jan
62 Va
37
31
37Va
84%
33%
37%
29%
1
19% Jun
20
60
*77%
z52 Va
30%
34
80
Bryant——
20
5
90%
30%
343/a
41 %
80
- • •••
10
25
28
9 Vb Oct
87
*88%
13
26'A
40%
80
common
3% Oct
78% May 19
*86
90 Va
37Va
29%
23%
12%
26%
41V2
preferred series A
16 Va Sep
140
87
19%
26Va
41 %
81
38Va
30
24'A
123%
30%
34%
1
14% Jan
3% Mar 11
22
Lane
18%
10
30% Jan
.
17%
26Va
Co„
Co
84
17%
79%
—
Gas
4.32%
85
17%
40Va
L
25% Dec
2
*86
*88%',
29
78%
53%'..
78%
37
83%
18%
26Va
40%
*80
185'A
84
26%
Co—
Sutherland
P
37%
10
Co__
Kroehler Mfg
10
37Va
100
4%.
32% Jan
10
'37%
Kimberly-Clark
26% Jan
27% Mar 11
13% May
*92 Va
53
52%
62% Jan
27
*84 Va
.35%
78%
32 % Jan
Jun
35
2.50
Co..
26 % Jan
18% Feb
14%
52 %
35 %
No par
Land
5
25
100
78 Va
90Va
75%
37%
54%
43%
14%
28%
77%
30
19% Jun
15
52'A
28%
18
Jan
14%
52
28%
46 Va Jan
Jan
60 Va
*77%
87
35
7
60
1,100
86Va
28%"
65% Dec
77
77%
<
200
120
,94%
28%
'28 % Nov
July 22
*106
60
78Va
8
7
21
'
31% Nov
120
"
30% Aug 17
46% Sep 30
36% July 18
Co
com
*106
*88%
75%
*36'A
53%
,'.43%
76%
37% Sep 16
54% July
8
36
9
2,100
108
*86
43% Feb
37
108
*92%
>
19,100
46%
112
*77%
*84Va
86%
41%
98
*46
*107 Va
59%
77%
.
97 Va
46%
120
78
*92 Va
40%
96%
41%
97 Va
*46
108
*105
88% Jan
8
41%
107%
.
60%
*84%
100
40 VB
97%
46
77
100
4.50%
40%
97%
47
39%
59%
—100
-
40%
96%
47
100%
Pr & Lt Co com_No par
preferred
40% \
96%
47
'•<
40%
100
—50
■
;
...
:
4,100
M
r
28
52% Jan
7
49 Va Feb
30
7
r
17
43
Jan
5
Dec
23
44% Jan
16
48
4
85 Va Aug
3
V
0
21
59% Jan
82 % Jan
30
7
5
84 V2 Jan
12
20 Va Jan
18
Dec
48
3
22 % Jan
26
38% Jan
>4
MacAndrews
6%
&
Forbes
common—10
preferred—
5 Va %
Macy
100
38%
37%
38 Va
i
50
45%
45%
45%
45%
45 Vi
45%
45%
46
4 6'A
46'A
Co Inc common.:
1
46 %
46%
46'%
47
46 Vi
47
46%
47'A
47 Vb
48
84
83%
83%
83%
83 3 4
380
preferred
Madison
Fund
w)
(w
Copper
45 % Jan
26
Magma
53 % Jan
27
Magnavox
3
40
Jan
27
Mallory
21
4% Jan
6
1% Jan
3
13
Manati Sugar
17
19% July
8
16% Jan
3
18% Jan
27'
Manhattan
1
26
27% Jan
18
21% Jan
3
24% Jan
12
Manning Maxwell & Moore_
1
6
5 Va Jan
22
4% Jan
3
5% Jan
27
Maracaibo
Oil
18 VB Jan
4
12 Va Jan
4
14% Jan
21
Maremont
Automotive
29% Jan
22
24% Jan
17
26 Va Jan
24
Marine
6
&
Co—„—
Shirt——.
19% Jan
3
22 % Jan
25
51 Va Jan
4
57% Jan
20
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
54% Jan
3
57 V2 Jan
18
Marshall
93
Mar 28
91% Jan
26
92 % Jan
19
65% Dec
20
Jan
10
33% Jan
10
67
Marquardt Corp—--—
22%
22 Va
22 %
27,100
43%
42%
45%
4 4
%
45%
43,400
29,500
42%
43%
1
52 Va
53
52
531/8
50'A
53
51
51%
52
53 VB
38%
39
38%
38%
38%
39
38 V4
39%
39%
40
*2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
17%
18
18'A
24%.
24%
24
24%
24 %
24%
23 V2
23%
23 VB
23 Vb
l,o00
*5
5%
5%
5%
5 %
5%
4.200
14
14%
14 VB
14'A
9,600
25 Vb
26 VB
25%
26 Vb
22,500
20%
22
20 %
21'A
59,400
56%
25,900
26% Oct
19
38 Va Jan
40'A Oct
31
53 Va Aug
14'A
14 VB
14%
14
14'A
25%
26
25 %
26 Va
25%
26%
72 Va Jan
72
Jan
-
6
1
-
65% Jan
4
72
Jan
12
18
Oct
5
9
77% Aug 31
75% Jan
18
77% Jan
4
6
23% Jan
3
31Vb Jan
23
25% Dec
$3.40
.——
common.:
preferred
(J
Vv)
76%
77
69
100
*75%
77
A—1
29%
series
1959
inc—
3
39% Jan
27
Maytag Co——
No
6
42 % Jan
27
MCA
No
Inc
21
37 Va Jan
5
42 % Jan
27
McCall Corp
15
30
Jan
4
34% Jan
27
McCord
16
15% Feb
29
12% Jan
3
14% Jan
23
80Vb Feb
29
71 'A Jan
Dec
12
Dec
70
94 Va Aug
Dec
85
Nov
19
19
5
27
9
Dec
8
86 Va Dec
30
99
39% Jan
4
24
4
76% Jan
Jan
20
97% Jan
9
86% Jan
5
97 % Jan
25
28% Jan
3
35% Jan
9
95
_
Corp———
Corp
McCrory
3 % %
$6
No
——
McDermott
50c
Ray)
26
12
McDonnell
30% Jan
3
37% Jan
24
McGraw-Edison
3
123 % Jan
27
11
14% Jan
16
Jan
3
Co
Inc_—1
—2.50
McGraw-Hill
187/« Jan
&
21% July 25
31% Oct
20
24% May 11
35% Jan
4
31% Nov
18
5% Dec
20
4
15
48
Jan
7
28
88
Apr
14
21
29% Mar 16
31% Aug
4
Nov
20 Vb Nov
25% Mar 10
77% Jan
8
30% May 25
20
9
30V2 Dec
84% Sep
37
Dec
96 Va Jun
73
Jan
70
Jan-
8
84
58% Mar
8
85% Dec
For
23
Jan
7
85
51% Jun
28 % Jan
15% Dec
30
7
29
2
Aug 31
23
27% Jan
3
30% Jan
13
Jan
5
3C% Jan
26
26
13
Corp
1
Co__—
Publishing
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—No
(A
McKee
G)
&
Jan
3
3
6% Jan
13
McLean
Jan
6
17% Jan
23
35 % Jan
3
39 Va Jan
19
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mead Corp common—
16
Jan
9
23% Jan
19
30 % Jan
3
88
Jan
13
4%%
26 % Jan
4
Medusa
32% Jan
4
89
Jan
6
82% Jan
25
35% Jan
27
37% Jan
9
80
77% Jan
79
r?T l'„
Jan
To
1-1
_
20
84 V2 Jan
3
4
79% Jan
19
A
98% J"rt
?5
&
McKesson
preferred
Portland
Melville
4%
Shoe
Inc
&
Stores
Co
Inc
common-
$3.50 preferred—
Mergenthaler' Linnt"ne
77%
*
*69 Va
70
*69 Vb
77
*75%
77
7 6 3A
30%
30 Vb
37 Va
3 8 Va
39%
39%
39%
4,000
40V4
41'A
39 Vb
40%
39%
42 V2
19,300
40%
40%
42%
34 Va
600
14%
29,300
76%
1,160
41
40%
41%
39 V2
33%
33 Va
33%
33%
34
34
14%
141%
14%
14%
14%
14
76»/2
76%
76%
*96
97%
96
96
95 Va
96 %
97
97Vi
97
97
97
97
33%
33
33%
323A
33'A
32%
33%
13,100
22%
23%
22%
23 Va
29,100
37 'A
32,600
123%
4,200
24
36%
24%
37%
76%
23%
36
117%
15%
15
15
14%
24%
35
36 3A
119
117
36
36'A
119%
118
14%
14%
14%
14%
30%
30
30%
30 Va
30%
30
30
30 Vb
30
30%
30 Va
30%
39'%
38%
39 VB
38%
39%
39%
391/4
6%
6 VB
6%
6%
17%
17%"
17%.
17%
*17%'
38
38%
37%
38%
36 3A
„16%c
6%
6%
6%
750
1,500
15
30 %
f. 600
30%
30 Va
4,200
39%
40Vb
12,200
x^O
6%
6%
6%
17-%
17%
1 7 %
17%
3A00
37
37 Va
37
37 Va
5,100
.
90 Va
*89
90%
♦89
90 Va
*88
25
25
25%
25
25'4
25
25 Va
-4,900
31%
31%
31
31 %
31 ¥4
31 %
3.1 Vb
31%
9,200
82 3A
*82%
8°- 'A
90%
83'A
82 Va
82V4
821/4
82 V4
36
35%
35 Vi
35%
35%
36%
36 %
35%
35 %
78%
79%
79%
81
77%
77%
*77 ' '
811 '
1
89%
95 Va
1,900
18
37%
82%
par
680
24%
*89
90 %
25
36
7,800
97
30%
"82 %
46,500
76%
118
31%
Vb
30%
97
116
31 %
20
96 Vi
37
24%
120
29%
30
*89
77%
97
•
24%
par
7 6 Vi
*75 Va
30 VB
38%
10
70
77
par
3%
:-No
Co_:
*
70
29 Vi
100
Inc
8,000
77
30
116 V2
1
common
48'/a'
77
:_1
9
No
3,000
47%
77
15'A
(1st series)—100
Co
35%
,
47%
*76
77
1
Cement
Corp
24%
116
10
38
10
5
Co
preferred series B
Mercantile
Merck
Robbins
Trucking
3
No par
Co—
5% Jan
38
footnotes, see page 2tf.
41 Vb Jan
Aircraft
32
4,800
93
75%
33%
(J
preferred—100
38%
40%
.
56%
56
29%
*75%
77
30%
'
*69%
56%
56%
76 %
32 Vi
22% Jan
27
14%
14%
97 Va
108% Jan
16
*32 Va
76
11
14 Va Dec
14%
40%
41
33%
97
31
25% Jan
*22%
'
96 Va
45% Jan
29
40
par
96
109% Dec
27% Nov
par
38%
75%
8
5
37 VB
39%
100
24
May
38%
38%
100
Oct
*
37%
preferred
65% Feb
18
28
29%
preference B
convertible
conv
*75%
31%
par
—3
common
convertible
5%%
77
69
7 6%
77
*76
77
70
36% Jan
40% Jan
„
*69
36 % Jan
41% Dec
*75
■
par
No
18
3
31
48
21
28
31
31%
47%
76%
403/b Dec
26'A Feb
31%
31
47%
44 Va Jan
28 Va Sep
31
VV 47%
31%
7
22'A Mar
.23,600
47 V2
July 29
31
31 Va
31
;
preferred.^
3%%
Mays
30%
*75Va
1947 series_No par
18
Jan
31%
76 V2
1945 series-No par
Jan
69
30%
47%
preferred
77
53,500
31%
$3.75 preferred
5
62 >A
47%
$3.75
19
60%
31%
May
Jan
62%
No par,.
5
Masomte
68 "
60%
56'A
33%
10
75% Jan
*90 Va
31%
27
Aug 26
91'A
63%
27
Aug 31
91'A
33%
Jan
71% Aug 29
56 %
93
*90 Vi
93
65%
77
79
55%
*90'A
33
48% Jan
5
56%
93
65 Va
32
19
57
55 Vi
33'A
3
Stores
22%
56'A
56%
65%
4
Corp—
20Vi
571/B
56'A
65%
3
Dept
21%
57
57
33
44 Vb Jan
Jan
20 %
57 Vb
*90'A
1
29% Jan
Jan
21V2
No par
Co___—^
3
1,300
56%
65%
26
74
,
2,100
57
par
—100
issued——
5
4,500
2%
20%
—4
60% Jan
78
5
14
30% Jan
When
4%
'
2%
*4%
—1
—
No
com
preferred
Martin
22 %
44 3A
5
12
4 Va %
22 VB
42 3A
1
Products
21
& Co
22 'A
1
Midland Corp_
Field
*83%
221/4
42
12.50
Exploration
Dec
'*•
83 Va
22 Va
—5
—
547/B Dec
.
83%
22 Va
1
Co_._..—
59
40 % Jan
83%
22 VB
1
^
_■
R)
83%
10
———
Co_
5,200
11,000
.1
4
(P
16,400
100
series A_
Inc—
Jan
■
700
37%
36% Jan
2% Jan
28
119
38%
2
46
*27
*116
27%
119
38
23
55
*116
119
'116
38 Vi
Jun
17
27%
28
*27 Va
28
119
38'A
preferred
(R H)
4%%
*116
38 Va
50 % Jun
10
"
*27%
27%
119
38 VB
Inc
26
y
'
27%
*116
5
Mack Trucks
77%
*79
93 Vi
78%
81
98
77%
*78
9 6'A
78 3A
82
98 %
'
*78
94'A
82
96%
i
*78
82
96
98
50
800
23,400
n
11,400
22
(510)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, January 30, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year I960
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
8* Dec
16
9% Jan
3
12% Jan
20
Merrltt-Chapman & Scott
4
45% Jan
3
53% Jan
20
Mesta
16
41 % Jan
3
47% Jan
20
14
81
5
83
Jan
10
89* Jan
10
91
Jan
27
4.35%
81
Jan
23
81 * Jan
23
3.85%
24
83* Jan
13
93* Sep
8
70* Feb
10
82
Oct
10
75 y« Jan
19
82
Nov
Jan
80
Jan
82
Jan
90
Jan
3
92
Jan
4
33% Jan
27
40* Jan
6
42% Jan
6
52% Jan
11
Jan
22
17
100
preferred series
4.45%
*89%
100
preferred series
3.80%
;
Middle
100
100
South
Midland
59* Feb
3
49* Jan
5
I
95% Dec
8
93 % Jan
10
95* Jan
25
40 % Nov
15
39% Jan
4
43
Jan
19
Midwest
Oil
26* May 16
19% Jan
3
22% Jan
20
Minerals
&
152% Jan
27
Jan
4
5
19% Jan
27
21
24
88
Jun
17
70 * Jan
17
19
33* Jan
4
Jan
6
24
38* Aug 31
35% Jan
4
35* Jan
24
24 % Jan
'60
Oct
38
Apr
31* Feb
27
July 12
18* July
7
j
140
1
37% Jan
35
MarlO
3% Dec
74% Jan
5
33 % Jan
20
38% Jan
11
3
38% Jan
27
Jan
6
25% Jan
16
Mission
3
36% Jan
26
Mississippi
18
42% Jan
23
38% Jan
26
Missouri
22* Sep
1
19% Jan
15% Jan
11
Feb
17
7% Oct
26
6
40
6
8
5
21* Jan
25
3
9% Jan
10
Mohasco
4
72
80* Mar 11
62
Jan
Jan
Oct
12
87* Mar 23
71
Jan
4
73% Jan
23
28
19* Jan
6
13% Jan
3
14% Jan
6
9% Dec
13
13* Jan
11
9% Jan
16
10* Jan
19
Nor
1
Class
19
*40*
*52
52%
42%
21%
22*
21%
19,200
147%
152%
21,000
19%
10,400
No par
70%
72*
71
72%
72%
73%
72 'A
73 %
71%
72%
53,700
32%
32%
32*
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
321/4
32%
4,400
'
No par
38*
38%
38
38*
37%
38
1
30%
37%
37%
38%
37%
38%
5
25*
25%
25%
25%
25*
10
35%
36%
36
36%
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5
class
4
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37*
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20
39% Jan
20
10
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21
7% Jan
24
41% Jan
16
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1,000 lire
Monterey Oil Co ex-distribution—1
53% Jan
4
3
29% Jan
10
Montgomery
No
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40
3,100
par
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7%
2
45
45%
45%
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500
7
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American
1,000 lire
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Moore-McCormack
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29
14* Jan
7
11 % Jan
9
13 % Jan
24
26 % Sep
28
47* Jan
19
32'% Jan
5
35% Jan
23
60 * Oct
24
98
May 31
75'A Jan
3
82 * Jan
12
11
Oct
27
23% Jan
4
11% Jan
3
133/4 Jan
16
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293/. Jan
9
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16
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12% Nov
7
19* Dec
5
16'A Jan
4
17% Jan
12
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Sep
28
28% Jan
22
21'A Jan
3
233/4 Jan
13
Mueller
17* Oct
25
21
21
17"% Jan
5
223/a Jan
24
Munsingwear
47* Dec
30
Jan
18
48'A Jan
4
24* Nov
4
29* Sep
12
26% Jan
10
28
Jan
23
12% Feb
1
68% Jun
17
27* Jan
24
32* Jan
5
44
38%
100
A
Chemical
4,600
38%
(37%
38%
25%
4
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38
37%
38%
-
100
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1
,
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4
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4
37
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29
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41
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,
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29
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21
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42
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24
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52%
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8
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35% Jan
25
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20
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21* Mar
42
33%
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19%
3
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93%
33
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40
82
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95
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43
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12
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80
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4
11% Aug 22
55% Jan
82
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9
29
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8
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93
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91
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preferred
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82%
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1
preferred——
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82%
82
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Cement
Industries
37,800
83%
90%
92
Service Co
Public
3 % %
46%
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42
RR
RR
900
46*
144'A
Fuel
River
Portland
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Jan
11* Oct
70
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31,000
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Missouri Pacific
11
80
44'A
51%
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94
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&
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3
4
Jan
46%
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11
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83
51*
Development Co
3
39
Moline
Mining
Minnesota
Jan
48* Jan
11%
52
901/4
10
Minnesota Power & Light
Mission
Corp_
34% Jan
6% Jan
7
10
10%
51*'
901/4
92
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1
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Reg
1.50
15
20
29* Jun
11%
52%
83%,.
100
>
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11%
52%
*82*
5
common
the Week
Jan. 27
83%
32*
Chem
Minn
,
Corp
Friday
Jan. 26
45%
1
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Thursday
46%
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81%
*81*
Sales for
PRICES.
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91
81
SALE
■
45%
47%
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10
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preferred
3* Jan
Aug 16
33* Dec
17
1st
34* Jan
29
30
5*%
Minneapolis
31
4
24* Dec
Midland-Ross
6
Jan
Utilities
Enterprises Inc
1
178% Jun
53
preferred series...
Jan
8
121/4
52%
preferred series
May
Sep 28
11%
*82*
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123* Feb
12%
53%
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21
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53'A
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Jan.25
5
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88
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Jan.24
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
23
30% Jan
58
22
14
95
Aug 11
33% Dec 20
4
25* Mar 18
Tuesday
Jan. 23
'
Nov
84
>
Jan
Machine
45* Dec
10
Dec
Monday
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70* Jan
74* Jan
17
LOW
STOCK
23
24 H Jun
41
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28
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42 * Dec
88
NEW
Highest
23*
21*
23
21%
21%
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5
19
1
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46%
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45%
46
45%
46
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10
27%
28
27%
28
271/2
28
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27%
27%
28
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Corp
(G
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America
of
>
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Mar 30
16
Jun
17
13
Jan
12
Jan
4
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4
47
Jan
4
551/2 Jan
23
National
10
Dec
1
17% Jan
4
10
Jan
3
11% Jan
20
National Airlines
25% Apr
25
26% Jan
27
31% Jan
12
National
77% Jan
27
National
Jan
9
49% Mar 21
143% Jan
8
12
July 18
49% Oct
26
32% Aug 22
77% Nov
70% Jan
30
6
14
NatcoCorp
1
8% Jan
3
10% Jan
25
61% Jan
4
71% Jan
27
National Cash
20* Nov
28
31
9
20% Jan
10
44% Jan
20
66 % Dec
5
59% Jan
4
63% Jan
35% Jan
11
251/4 Jan
9
27% Jan
7%
27
13
104
May
11
83% Jan
4
89
Jan
23% Jan
3
25% Jan
55'A Jan
5
57% Jan
20
78
6
120% Jan
19
17% Oct
19
24% Dec
6
Oct
10
109% Jan
4
160
9
98
Aug
Jan
6
84% Jan
4
92
Jan
4
128
3
3
28% Jan
31
Jan
27
17
87% Jan
4
19% Jan
5
22% Jan
20
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18
4
80
16% Oct
31
28% Jan
8
14% Oct
28
4% Oct
31
13
Jan
4
5% Jan
3
18% Oct
25
29% Jun
10
21% Jan
9
5% Jan
10
Dec
24
7% Jan
15% Jan
15
29
14% Mar
21
-
6%
Jan
6
National Theatres
Jan
20
National
3
6% Jan
13
Natonas
4
23% Jan
10
Nautec
Neisner
9% Jan
24
,11% Jan
34% May 24
22"% Jan
26
291/2 Jan
6
36% Jan
3
391/4 Jan
27
71
40% July 11
79% Aug 19
Jan
13
76'A Jan
3
2
21% Jan
3
23% Jan
24
Aug 30
79% Jan
9
82% Jan
26
0
63% Jan
3
701/2 Jan
27
431/2 Jan
3
50'A Jan
23
Newport
28% Jan
24
21
4
22% Aug
75% Jan
8
85
65
6
79% Jan
May
74
33 % May 11
47 %
23% May 11
32% Jan
14% Dec
6
31% Jan
6
15% Jan
3
19% Jan
8
39% Jun
13
37% Jan
3
40
Jan
%
19
29 % Mar
18
7
-
25
Jan
3
3%%
New
N
Y
York
Haven
New
6
3'A Jan
4
47/8 Jan
24
5% Jan
3
8% Jan
23
Preferred
12% Dec
7
27% Jan
11
Jan
3
167/a Jan
20
23% May
72% Jan
5
28% Jan
3
30% Jan
23
75% Jan
23
Jan
9
33% Mar 15
29% Sep 14
80% Aug 19
39* Aug 17
38% Jan
3
407/8 Jan
27
65* Jan
73
69
Jan
5
70% Jan
23
713A Jan
9
73
Jan
16
3.60%
3
79
Jan
19
3 90%
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6
831/2 Jan
18
4.10%
103
Jan
4
105% Jan
9
5.25%
4
15
99% Feb
2
92* Jan
20
78
Aug 17
80% May
4
88% Aug 18
108
Aug
102% Sep
9
1,200
21%
22 'A
21%
22%
21%
22%
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2134
22
6%
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26
20
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36
Jan
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6
49
25
28
26% Feb
17
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6
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20
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22
45
Jan
22%
6
Jan
8
78
81
Apr
79 Vi Jan
80
Jan
29
11
par
6
4%
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41/2
11,400
7%
7:%
5,300
16
15%
15%
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10
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19
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45
IO93/4 Jan
26
5.80%
preferred—
6
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preferred
3
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19
10
29* Jan
27
72
Jan
12
75
Jan
27
831/2 Jan
11
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23
$3.60
.
21
Jan
26
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6
25* Jan
27
17* Sep
27
22% Dec
13
21% Jan
4
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10
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20
59
27
41'A Jan
6
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3
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65%
180
32%
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38,400
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preferred
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48
66
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$4.16
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105
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65
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19
12
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109
preferred series
Jan
453/4 Jan
3
4
109
31%
47%
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preferred series
5
26
15% Jan
31% Jan
105
$4.11
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32%
48
66
5
-
—
preferred series
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323/8
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400
5
preferred series-—
4
32%
473/8
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10,200
(Minn)—
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8
48
653/4
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100
preferred series..
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„
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|
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31% Jan
50
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47*
66
46%
100
preferred
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50%
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Northern Pacific Ry
20
4
5
10
$4.08
Nov
1
50
8,300
13*
23%
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;
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36
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120
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4
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330
340
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220
87
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.
200
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100
3
Jun
4%
4%
3%
72%
—
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17
46,700
723A
Adjustment
24% Mar 31
22
25,800
39%
103*
27% Jan
5,800
18
39%
25
10
41% Jan
%
28
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39%
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4
8
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5
86
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28
17%
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.
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31
39
87
106 'A Jan
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27%
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28
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26,100
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28
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7
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30
82
68*
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100
-
16,800
48%
72%
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American
■
67%
-
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87
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78%
100
107% Aug 24
Sep
9
Aug 26
81%
100
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86
23
78*
6%
6,000
75
22%
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67% Jan
75
23
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23
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25
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25
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17,400
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39%
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22% Jan
24*
39
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8
10
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39
76%
19
20
10
24
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26
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10
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10
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112
3,900
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110
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13
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11
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V 17%
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v
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preferred—.
106* Jan
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17
y.
27%
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22%;
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No
12
250
25%
22*
29 %
4.85%
140
128
25%
4,800
29
19
13% Jan
28
*29%
30
25
23% Jan
27%
28
29%
20% Jan
104
25'A
31
1
—
90% Oct
3
127
25 %
25'A
81%
Niagara Share Corp
3
127%
25'A
*126%
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31
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3
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128
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128
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29%
3.40%
950
94
92
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par
$3.75
93
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92%
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28%, v A 27%
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25
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No
Common
12
Jan
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93
90%
151%
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24
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92
153%
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26
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13
93
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93
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7%
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98
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4
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12
25%
56 %
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30% Jan
Dec
2434
57%
16
19% Jan
13% July 12
22% July 20
25
56%
8 3/a
98'A Jan
23
24%
57%
88%
16%
6
4
88 %
25'A
56%
73/8
7
11% Mar
88%
25
57%
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15
Jan
88%
25*
57%
1
Jan
100
88%
24%
57%
100
41% Jan
22
88%
25%
2334
81 *•
New York Shipbuilding Corp
N Y State Electric Gas Corp—
29
5
27%
231/8
A
v:
No
series
26% Sep
18 % May
62
27%
23%
v
;
preferred-;
preferred—
preferred-.
7
Jan
61 '/a
27%
23%
27%
preferred
82
80
61%
26%
.'
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preferred—
7 6'A Jan
69% Mar
74% Jan
61%
27%
/30%
No par
Common
5
77
.'62%
26%
Hartford Co—
&
6% Jan
12* Jan
Mar 28
23%
61%
27%
88%
81*
—-—No par V,
25
4
23*
61%
26%
100
25
14
23%
61*
27%
—5
4* Oct
13
23*
30%
I
common
2% Oct
5%
51,900
30%
Chicago & St Louis Co—
Y
450
65,900
81%A 82%
Ship & Dry Dock—1
Brake
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71%
*
30%
Electric System
New York Central
N
10%
69
82*
Co
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
New
,
10'A
69%
81*
preferred
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10%
61%
'. 28
4
Inc
England
10%
69%
30
Neptune Meter Co—
*.
-
30%
Newmont Mining Corp
Aug 22
Jan
19% Jan
10%
16,900
27
88%
—_5
(J J)
5,600
77%
152 %
"
1
Bros
27
75%
152%
81%
Co
Newberry Co
26%
75%
152%
152
30%
Corp____
1
-
23%
27%
74%
69%
151
4,300
No par
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24
16
68%
11%
152V2
74%
10*
69%
2,200
11%
34,100
,
81 *
Television—_1
&
Vulcanized
Nov
4
10%
68%
1,500
54
10
30 % Oct
1
9%
26%
27*
71'/a
„
13%
11%
11%
28%
13%
533 4
10
Co
Corp
National Sugar Ref Co
National Tea Co
7* Jan "23
23
27*
72%
1503/4
-
24%
>
_1
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast-No par
National-Standard
National Steel
11%
68%
91
_100
Corp
27%
72
:.
11%
13%
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28
13%
54
27%
13%
54
150%
9%
151
153%
100
Service
27%
72%.
*92%
A„
Linen
27%
71%
29%
13%
53
..,
57%
5
common
preferred B
National
13
17
14
preferred
11%
par
„
No
Co
7%
11%
,,
27%
13%
24%
5
preferred
National Lead
13
Jan
6
Jan
98* Jan
27% Jun
*
26
25'A Jan
Jan
40
28
29
Jan
25'% Jan
28% Jan
43
12
Sep
Nov
16
231/2 Jan
4
$4.50
27
11%
1
1
;
Co
Gas
54%
10
Inc
Products
series of
pfd
5
& Chem
National Fuel
27%
52%
Corp com—5
1951
100
10
Lines
Dairy
27'A
13%
150*
9%
*68%
%23%
61%
26%
88%
National Gypsum Co common
'
3
Jan
3
25% Oct
4% July 22
Jan
94
Jan
125'
132% Sep
7
24* Dec 21
20% Jan
93
153% Jan
150
68
18
4*%
11
88% Dec
19
National
Natl Distillers
11
4
.
16
11
Jan
59
Sep
12
Jan
24% Jan
19
144% Jan
24% Jan
28%
13%
55%
27%
-
100
Register
National City
12
6
49% Oct
Aviation Corp_
5
Biscuit Co common—10
preferred
National Can Corp
154
-
1
3
11 % Mar
70% Jun
21% May 27
1
3
149
24* Dec
81% Dec
Co
54%
11%
5>
Acme
Jan
157% Aug 12
27%
13%
1
12
40
;24%
46
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'
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25,400
21
22,900
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3,600
2,300
17.600
Volume
Number
193
6025
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous I
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
31% May 17
84
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
38% Sep
35"% Jan
3
37% Jan
4
1
89
Jan
3
93 % Jan
26
82
Sep
9
79
Jan
3
81% Jan
27
3
97
27
89
Jan
96
Aug
9
86
Jan
93% Sep
39% Jan
2
30'/a Aug
28% Mar
18
36
'
93% Jan
90% Jan
4
Dec
16
Jan
247/a May 10
33% Dec
19
37% Aug
4
15 Va Dec 29
54% Jan
4
18% Oct
35% Nov 29
42% July
36% Mar
64 % Dec
15
Oct
4
37% Jan
24
23% Jan
24
36%
37%
37
preferred
91%
92
91%
93
92%
*80%.
82
*80%
82
♦80%
4.56*
preferred
81%
100
•96
33
17% Jan
88% Jan
4*
3
Jan
3
33% Jan
25
45% Jan
1
18
40% Jan
27
64% Jan
26
Ofcia
21 Va Jan
18
24% Jan
5
4
12
16% Jun
122% Jun
31
116
104% Feb
16
130% May 31
23 '/a Oct
26
16% Jan
14
15% Jan
1
87% Jan
90
17
3
19% Jan
18% Jan
13
"
Outboard
Outlet
16
6
15% Jan
4
26
100% Jan
10
Jan
6
94% Jan
16
116% Jan
4
119% Jan
17
27
26% Jan
4
28% Jan
23
9
87% Jan
6
91
18
Jan
Corp
.34%
34%
17%.,
*16%
17%
90
*87
90
*87
33%
42%
43%
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38%
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| 91
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40
-
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35
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97
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21%
•
120
96%
37%
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18%
1
81%
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60%
22%
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■
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-
40
1
36%
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80%
96%
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33%
42
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Corp (The)..
—..1
Owen* Corning, Fiberglae Corp.
1
Owene-llllnols Glass Co com
6.35
.—18
38%
33%
18%
40
No par
4*
preferred
1
Oxford Paper Co common
15 preferred
'
Shares
37
96%
v.
the Week
Jan. 27
93
:
.
Overland
<
38%
■
33%
30e
Co
*92
34%
3.135
Marine
92%
;
*96
38%
10
Elevator
*92
96%
34%
8
1
Orange Ac Rockland Utilities
4
4-
92%
7.50
Olln Mathleson Chemical Corp
Olln Oil Ac Gas Corp
96%
..*16%
'
_100
;
37%
37%
20
4.24*
preferred
Oklahoma Natural Gas
•
27
41% Jan
No par
preferred
96%
•92
Okla Gas & Electric Co common..!
5
27 %
■>
Co
17
12
Aug
35% Jan
Oil
100
15% Jan
25
93
%
Ohio
27
preferred
56% Jan
Dec
34% Jan
41% Jan
4.44*
4
39% Jan
Jan
5
6
3
Jan
36%
Friday
Jan. 26
92%
100
Sales for
Thursday
^
37%
100
preferred
5
82% Oct
Jan
II
common
HIGH SALE PRICES
J»n-25
3.90*
20
15
8i)
Co
AND
Wednesday
Jan. 24
4.40*
'
28
75
Jun
19
16% Jan
88% Jan
>
Jan
92
5
33% Jan
21
87
13
36% Jan
15
18% Sep
Jan
83'/a Jun
19Vb Oct
Edison
Tuesday
Jan.23
"
4
75 % Jan
-
Ohio
Monday
EXCHANQI
-
94 Va Sep
19
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
91
28%
28%
90
:
91
3,000
150
A
11,
Jan
7
17% Aug
17
12% Oct
26
18% Jan
6
14% Jan
3
17% Jan
10
Pacific Cement
11% Jan
5
18% May 11
15 Va Jan
5
17 % Jan
23
Pacific Coast Co
14 % Jan
13
16% Jan
20
Paciflo
Amer
Plshsrlss
Ac
Xne
16%
I
15%
Ine.l
Aggregates
17
1
common
16%
15%
16 Va
153/4
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
153/4
17%
16%
17 Va
16%
16%.
15%
22% May
46% Sep
60% Jan
11
51% Jan
3
56
Jan
Dec
30
73 Va Jan
3
79% Jan
16
52 % Jan
4
28
30 % Jan
3
2
141% Jan
5
12
5% Jan
4
20% Jan
60
28
May 11
46% Mar
77
53% Sep
32% Jan
8
26% Mar 10
130% Feb
145
23
4% Oct
7% Jan
26
19 % Oct
Feb
25
39
Jan
20% Jan
2
17
21
21%
21%
19
6* preferred
Pacific Finance Corp
10
55%
56
55%
553/4
55 Va
553/4
25
Pacific
28
77%
78%
77%
79
79
16%
2,400
15%
15%
15%
16%
*21%
3,100
16 Va
16 Va
16 Va
793/4
55% Jan
27
Pacific
52
52%
52%
53%
53
36% Jan
21 Va Jan
*
23
Lighting Corp
Telep Si Teleg com
preferred
27
Pacific
27
6*
3
6 Va Jan
19
Pacific
27
24 % Jan
10
Packard-Bell
Oct
24
17% July
6
16
Jan
3
17% Jan
5
28
23% Jan
4
17% Jan
3
20 Va Jan
27
Pan
Tin
Jun
8
50% Dec
30
48% Jan
26
5.4% Jan
16
.1
Corp
Pipe
91% Oct
7
86 % Jan
5
88 % Jan
24
1
53% Jan
18
60 Va Jan
27
15
36% Jan
16
39% Jan
>3
28% Jan
4
23 % Jan
6
26% Jan
26
60% Feb
29
34'/a Jan
4
41
Jan
12
Parmalee
2% Jan
23
Patlno
24
1 % Dec
1
14 % Feb
12
3
21% Jan
12
24
2 % Jan
5
4
19% Jan
Mar 16
20% Dec
3
22
Jan
25
5*
St
Coal
Co
17%
17
19
18%
50%
49%
493/4
49
23 % Jan
9
23% Jan
€0% Dec
14
53
Jan
18
58 % Jan
3
1
31% Jan
4
28% Jan
4
31% Jan
10
Penn-Dlxle
15
Sep
20
18 Va Jun
22
15 Va-Jan
3
17% Jan
18
Penn Fruit Co Inc
41
Jun
29
48
Sep
9
41 Va Jan
4
46
Jan
24
38 % Aug
8
45
Sep
7
39 % Jan
4
43
Jan
11
prior
30% Mar 31
28% Jan
3
34 Va Jan, 24
Pennsalt
27% Oct
28
36 /
Dec
22
34 % Jan
3
36% Jan
26
Penn a
88
88
88%
88%
*88 %
55%
55%
55%
59 %
573/4
No par
37%
37%
383/4
38%
25% Jan
27
28%* Sep
7
Penn Power
27
Jan
3
28% Jan
26
Jan
4
97% Aug 24
95 Va Jan
3
99
Jan
23
85 % Jan
18
94% Aug 31
90% Jan
5
96 % Jan
25
17VaJan
11% Jan
3
14
19
89
10% Oct
30% Nov
64% Feb
8
7
45
Jan
5
Jan
7
32% Jan
3
35 Va Jan
13
25%
20%
25%
26%
26
No par
*38%
39
38%
66% May 16
68% Mar 25
62% Jan
4
72% Jan
27
39 Va Jan
3
50% Jan
24
Peoria
17
46 % Jan
4
49% Jan
23
43% Dec
14
16
43% Jan
12
Jan
3
30
Sep
28
92% Jan
7
47
Nov
27
23
95
Jan
23
15% Jan
18
17
Jan
9
54% Nov
16
2% Dec
Jan
Jan
11
25
47
11
58 Va Jan
24
95% Mar
21
8
Mar
57% Jan
41
3 Va Jan
10
Pfizer
Jan
5
6
46% Jan
3
51 Va Jan
10
Phelps-Dodge
Phlla Electric
Co
51 Va Jan
3
-56
Jan
27
21 Va Jan
5
23
Jan
26
75
99% Sep
83% Sep
Jan
13
84% Jan
6
96
96 Va Jan
2
13
com
10
4.40*
3
83 Va Jan
26
3.80*
9
93 % Jan
17
4.30*
12
101
Sep
100 Va Jan
23
49
Jan
33% Jan
3
38% Apr
17% Jan
3
Jan
10
39'Va Jan
26
103
19% Jan
4
64 Va Jan
27
29
71
Mar 29
62
Jan
3
Apr
5
81
Dec
9
78% Jan
3
77% Jan
20
85
Aug 12
79% Jan
13
74% Jan
14
80 Va Aug 29
77 Va Jan
12
Dec
28
52% Jan
3
18% Sep
6
14 % Jan
3
15 Va Jan
9
23
41 Va Mar
13% Apr
31% May
01
Apr
43% Feb
54
5
29
81% Jan
25
81
Jan
79
Jan
9
57% Jan
27
6
45
Jan
22
Jan
9
85
Jan
16
2
93
Jan
80 % Jan
18
'82
Jan
17
22
19% May 20
14% Jan
Aug 31
3
15 Va Jan
126% Jan
27
16
19
124% Jan
16
17% Nov
17
38% Jan
8
18% Jan
3
22
Jan
11
55% Sep
28
80 3/a Jan
4
■69 % Jan
3
753/8 Jan
24
10% Dec
6
22% Jan
4
11
Jan
3
133/4 Jan
10
57
Dec
29
'Jan
12
59
Jan
4
61
Jan
12
59
Nov
15
75% Jan
15
63 % Jan
6
65% Jan' 24
9 % Sep
28
18
6
9% Jan
3
13% Jan
116% Jan
17
19
5
Apr
11
81% Jan
4
55 % Jan
5
124% Jan
4
96 % Jan
5
108
Jan
27
8
72 % Dec
20
Jan
9
79
Jan
24
253/4 Nov
2
20% Jan
3.
24% Jan
6
3
1953/4 Jan
19
Polaroid
Poor
<
2613/4 Aug 22
69
180
Jan
Jan
25
63 3/4 Jan
27
118
36%
36%
36%
28 3/a
1,800
28%
28%
28%
983/4
28%
7,400
98
98 %
98
98
100
93%
St
5
35 % Jan
24
Potomac Electric Power
813/4 Feb
1
139 7/a Dec
12
27
30
64 Va Jan
11
71% Jan
9
44% Dec
30
43
Jan
3
473/4 Jan
27
293/4 Sep
12
28
Jan
3
29 3/8 Jan
27
82
Jan
3
84% Jan
83% Jan
3
Aug 30
'
98
Jan
87% Aug 17
20% Jan
106
Feb
25
713/4
71V4
71%
49%
49%
*48%
49 Va
49%
48%
493/4
48
49
48%
49
46%
48%
453/4
46%
46%
47%
26,900
45
46%
45%
40
46%
403/4
10,000
41
41
40
40
40%
40%
40%
95
*94
96
*94%
96
95
95
16%
16 Va
16 Va
16 Va
16%
16
16%
16 Va
53%
56%
16 3/8
57
58%
57%
58%
6,400
55%
58
54%
57%
12,000
*99
50
3%
343/a
*99
50 3/a
49%
27
723/4 Jan
25
20
21% Jan
9
22% Jan
17
22 Va Mar 22
21% Jan
9
27
4.16*
18
21
10
7,200
23
99%
2,300
97%
99
100
100%
101 %
102
102
303
101%
35%
36%
19,500
101%
1
No par
-47
.No par
♦94
101%
36
183/4
101 %
37%
37%
•101%
39 3/a
\
37%
*98
39%
99%
83 >
37%
33,400
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
63%
63%
*63%
64%
63
64%
260
81
81%
81%
81%
81%
81%
*80
81
81
81
13,300
80
80
•80
81
•78
78%
78%
78%
78%
•78
79
56%
56
57
56%
57
56%
57%
14%
14%
15
40,000
14%
15
14%
14%
46
3,800
•78
46
47%
46
46%
45
95%
♦94
95%
•94
95%
•94
49
493/4
49%
49%
.47%
49%
48
41%
42%
20%
42%
75,300
81%
*94
21 Va
40
170
39
63%
95%
41%
45%
130
60
46%
5,000
95%
;
483%
42%
42 Va
21
203%
203/4
*83
85
*83
85
84
84
*83
84%
•83
•80%
*81
84
•82
84
•82
7,200
84%
84
82
82
82
15
15%
15
15%
♦125
126%
*125
126%
15 3/a
>125
42%
43%
20%
20%
15 3/a
15
15%
126%
•125
126%
43%
45
20%
203/4
14%
125
19,600
4,200
70
-100
'15%
3,600
125%
20%
21%
203%
21
203/4
21%
20%
20%
20%
74%
74%
75 3/a
74
75
74 %
74%
74%
75
13%
13 3/a
30
21%
73%
13 %
13%
100
61
61
♦59%
61
♦60
♦63
67
65%
65%
65
65%
64
64
64
64
12%
12%
12%.
11%
12%
12
12
12%
12%
•116
120
4,500
43,025
61
100
100
100
12%
•116
1
61%
75
105
2.60
77
5
24
188 %
118
-62%
105
78%
24%
194
360
300
80 %
47%
20%
•
:
*62 %
-
50%
49%
1
2
123%
*59 Va
61
13 3/«
12%
61
*59%
13%
12%
13%
5,000
10
600
2,000
'
*116
62%
*105
77%
24 Va
1863%
116
118
118
63
62%
623/4
108
106%
106%
773/4
79
24
243/4
189
185%
62 Va
107
78
77%
24%
23%
189
116
116
70
1
62%
107
623%
107
78
77%
24%
23%
184 Va
189
182%
633%
108
77%
233/4
186
19%
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
20%
21
20%
20%
100
preference
89%
893/4
90
90%
90%
90%
90
90
90%
90%
10
Co
35
35%
343/4
35 Va
34%
141
Xl39%
140 %
1393/4
140 3/a
140 Va
66 %
.
35 Va
139%
2
preferred.
4.32*
preferred
27
56
23
(NY)....50e
353/0
4,700
340
4,400
17,300
23,200
4,800
Co
of Indiana
100
No par
3% *
100
25
preferred
25
4.80*
preferred
100
Publicker Industries Inc common..5
$4.75 preferred
67%
67%
67 ya
70%
70
70%
70
70%
3,400
46%
46%
46 3/a
46%
46%
47%
47%
473/4
36,400
28%
28%
28%
*28%
29%
28%
28%
29
293/a
1,700
103
87%
103
39% Jan
4
333/a Jan
3
37% Jan
27
Pure Oil
Jan
26
63% Dec
5
58% Jan
4
63% Jan
19
Quaker Oats Co
125% Jan
II
Jan
13
26% Jan
4
•89
90%
30
104%
104%
104%
52%
52%
52 Ya
52%
723/4
72'%
72 %
•72
723/4
40
*22%
22%
•223/o
22%
*22
22%
22%
22%
*22%
22%
100
*21
21%
*21%
21%
*21%
22
•21%
213%
213/4
100
130
131%
1313%
104
1043/4
1043/4
220
52%
53%
7,800
'
129%
9
130
9 Va
♦125
9
36%
2
88%
723/4
37
273/, jun
88 Va
>103%
36 Va
Puget Sound
Pullman Inc
88%
52%
35%
19
360
*87 Va
72
35
Jan
10
87
513/4
35%
26
36
85
•85%
72
104
35%
353/4 Jan
4
*83%
87
723/4
35%
3
33% Jan
85
♦85%
52%
52%
34%
33% Jan
24
•83%
87
833/4
*72
No par
|
373/4 Aug 30
373/8 Jun
84%
♦85%
*87 Va •'88%
Power Ac Light Co—10
4
16,000
10,800
47%
86 %
10
35
143
29
*85%
30 % Oct
250
34%
141%
67
No par
29 Va Feb
35
141%
46
preferred
53 % Jan
3
9% Jan
54%
23-
97%
5.05*
4
85 % Jan
503/8
55'/a
22%
*98
87%
132 % Jan
49%
54%
98
100
3
2,800
146.500
55%
22
preferred
16
3 3/8
34%
100
22%
55
22
4.30*
Jan
3%
34 Va
*99
21%
54%
98
86
85 % Jan
3%
34%
100
55
55%
84%
Public Serv
•99
30
50
22%
97
3 Va
33%
•
2,100
96
49%
54%
No par
3%
34%
100
*94 Va
50
*21 Va
No par
85%
3
3
49 Va
84%
Jan
8
50 3/4
3 Va
34%
100
86
Jan
118% Jan
3%
333/a
*99
84%
473/4 Jan
11
3%
33%
100
*83%
71
Aug 25
3%
32%
100
♦85 %
19
86% Nov
40
100
27
240
15%
preferred
1043/4 Jan
14,900
49%
95
4.08*
102
♦48
1
div
13
11% Feb
70%
10
493/4 Aug
-
723/4
71
50%
483/4
4.18*
10
29
Feb
71%
71
50
493/4
."
13
J.an
123
lo
73/4 Sep
81
1,000
20
86
"
35 Va
25
7
May 11
35 Va
(H K)—
fund
23 Va Apr
7
20
35
70%,
Co
74% Sep
•
17
35
Ja%i
88 % Jan
,5
35
preference com..Nopar
preferred
100
1053/4 Aug 19
14
41% Feb
86
34%
50
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
Public Serv Elec Ac Gae com.Nopax
81.40
35
52,700
48%
Procter St Gamble
693/4 Dec
320
343/8
13 3/a
70%
100
.1
3
0
95 Va
13 Va
49 %
..25
Corp
33 Va Jan
8
95%
13%
14 %
30
11
95%
13
143/4
34 % Dec
2 6 3/4 Mar
95
133/4
14%
1
36 Va Mar
96%
13%
55%
Feb
Jan
95
13%
55%
4
143
95
13%
78 3/8
26
6
95
13%
35
55 Va
sink
440
94%
78%
Jan
Jan
'
13%
...8
Jan
133
34%
'35%
35
10
.100
91
5%*
150
28 Va
Petroleum
Porter Co Inc
6,700
17,300
16,100
98
series preferred
21
65 % Jan
34%
100
3
Sep
33%
803/4
13
90
34
36 Va
80%
173/4 Jan
12
33%
36
19 Va
89% Jan
84% Dec
34
35%
81 Va
5
88
.33%
63%
11
'
43
18%
253/a Jan
5
41%
79%
95% Jan
16
463/4
41%
♦62%
6
80% Jan
*45 %
40%
|
ia
78 Va Jan
46%
41%
..5
88% Oct
Jan
•45 %
403/4
100
16 3% Dec
52
463/4
42
28 3/o
Pittsburgh St West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young Ac Ash pfd
Plttston Co (The) common
♦3.50 convertible preferred
Plough
Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
26
27
17%
*45%
41%
99
preferred class A
5%* 1st series prior pfd
25
1
46
~
17 Va
45
42
300
2,500
12,200
98%
5*
83 % Oct
15 Va May 10
17%
45
41
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne Si Ohio Ry—
7* guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Ino
.1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
45% Oct
163 % Feb
17 Va
45
Pltney-Bowes Inc
Pittsburgh Coke Ac Chem Co com.10
85 convertible preferred
No par
84.80 preferred
(eonv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co.
1
113% Oct
43 % Mar
17%
2 8 3/8
Piper Aircraft Corp
125
173/a
92%
13
Jail
31
17%
92%
19
71
30%
17 Va
22,800
55%
17%
83%
53 % Jan
132
54%
30%
17%
93
94% Jan
28
55 Va
30 Va
93
47% Jan
4
Dec
23%
55 %
31%
23 3/a
82%
5
3
123
23%
55%
30%
83%
4
23
•23%
55
31%
94
13
10
13 Va Dec
233/8
55
31
♦93
94 Va Jan
Jan
Dec
23%
543/4
*82
42% Jan
18% Jan
79
23%
55%
31 Va
83 %
44 Va Jan
39 % Jan
23%
23%
30%
94
1
83
1,900
22
*82
2
8
21%
*93
13
4
22
83%
Sep
20
21%
94
Aug
Aug
10,400
•93
Dec
88
700
2%
*82
73
25% Jan
38 %
2%
100
97
43 Va Jun
26%
38
2Va
51%
100
47
1
26
38%
*21/4
100
1
10
26%
•38
2 3/a
22
99
com
6
28
38 Va
28%
(conv)
U
17 Va Dec
29% Sep
37%
26%
39%
39
10
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pillsbury Co common
84 preferred
81% Nov
38 Va
29,300
80,900
97
preferred.
3.90*
40
60 Va
28
3% * preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
Phillips
21%
14,100
90
58%
No par
4.68*
preferred
Phlla St Reading Corp
Phllco Corp common
4*
49%
♦89
58
100
preferred
25
48%
90
57%
No par
common
80% Jan
Oct
6
Jan
50
♦89
59%
*23%
1
preference
92 Va Jan
Jan
15% Dec
2 3/a
21%
12.50
preferred
Sep
26
'60
2%
21%
Brewing Co
5
(Chas) it Co Inc com__33%c
conv
48%
90
35%
preferred
preferred
63
60% Dec
100
$1
71,200
33
Corp
Aug 16
7
2%
21%
Pfelffer
24
99
Aug 29
14,500
20%
100
34% Jan
53
17%
19
35%
of America
3
23
17%
19 Va
33%
common
3
2nd
17%
18%
890
7,700
13,600
35%
Pfaudler Permutlt Inc
4*
17
21
32%
preferred
Petroleum Corp
5
Jan
20%
1
Corp
Jan
3
47 Va Mar 31
87% Jan
Milk Co
4% *
2%
21%
33 %e
30% Jan
20 Va Jan
18
Perkln-Elmer
Pet
22%
.3
Corp
Ry Co
99
21
23
100
Jan
3
Eastern
9
5 Va Jan
3
43 % Mar
37Va Jan
95
38 % Jun
26% Mar 14
96% Jun
5
7
21%
5%
50
Pepsi-Cola CoJi
16% Jan
28,100
5%
150
5
Corp
St Light
50%Jun
41% Dec
43,400
36%
5%
'
1
preferred
4.40* series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Oas Light St Coke
15
13 % May 17
55%
34
25
4%*
29
52% Dec
*38%
2%
S
common
Sand
37% Nov
49
38%
1
Corp
Chemicals
St
,54%
5%
26%
preferred
34 % Jan
8
55%
148%
39%
2.50
Co
Glass
16,100
'
37 Va
preferred
Cement
22% July 25
793/4'
4,500
33 %
50
Ford
conr
78%
1
17
15
(J C)
79%
3.50
Nov
Mar
conr
55
147 Va
19%
49%
54%
53%
17%
18%
200
55%
33%
22%
17
common
Nov
4.68*
213/a
18%
Enterprises
44
Penney
22%
1.300
21%
>
147 Va
-
6
1
Transportation
Mines
Si
22%
6
17%
100
Pictures Corp
Davis Si Co
Penick
23%
6 Va
*21
78%
33%
18%
preferred
24
6
22%
6
21'/«
55
53%
148%
17%
Paramount
Peabody
6 Va
33'/a
147
1
Parker Rust Proof Co
33% Oct
5%
33
148%
1
Line—
Common
67% Sep
51 Va Jun
4
32%
147%
21%
_70c
Sulphur
Eaet
83% Mar 18
21% Oct
32%
146
*21
21%
No par
American
4*
145
100
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
Parke
32%
14 2/7
Electronic!
39% Apr 29
36% Mar 15
_
No par
50c
Consolidated
Panhandle
40
Electric
Ac
Jan
150
16% Apr
12
O as
♦21
16
/" 15%
.
18% Mar 18
16
'
*85 3%
130
130
8%
9
8%
9
*85%
22
131%
132%
460
8%
8%
5,500
•85%
86%
10
34%
353%
10,900
353/8
36
8%
87
85%
85%
35%
35 Va
35%
35%
35%
35%
35 3/8
35%
35%
35%
363/4
36 3/a
37
36%
36%
36%
37%
86%
•
\
8,600
19,900
Q
42
_
26 > Max
8
Aug 18
27% Nov 1.4
136
For footnotes, see page
131
26.
Jan
25
27 Va Jan
13
135
6%
common
preferred—
Quaker State Oil. Refining. Corp
62%
100
10
134
27%
63%
134
273/a
62 %
•133
27 Va
62%
63%
138
27%
'
135
27 Va
63%
135
27 Va
«2 y4
•135%
27%
62%
137'
27 Ya
61%
62
4,100
133%
134%
80
27%
27%
1,400
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(512)
.
.
.
Monday, January 30, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
v
Range for
.
8TOCKS
Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 19«<>-
LOW
STOCK
YORK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Far
Tuesday
Jan, 23
AND
v
•
HIGH
SALE
Wednesday
Jan.24
Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Jan.26
Jan.25
Jan.27
Shares
?
R
46% Oct
78% Apr
25
30% Feb
49% Jan
18
53% Jan
12
70% Jan
9
Jan
Jan
27
45% Jan
23
Jan
15% Sep
29
15'/a Dec
2
30% Oct
25
11
18% Jan
4
19% Jan
33 Va Feb
11% Dec
a
28
12 Vt Dec
28
20
4%
ncm-cum
Jan
15% Jan
13
4%
non-cum
12% Jan
17% Jan
21
Reed
-
Va Jan 20
13
;
71%
*71
71%
45Vt
45%
43
44%
41
42 '/a
7,000
,23
21%
22%
20%
21%
2,000
67
67
661
67
68
67%
67%
67
67
17%
18%
16%
17%
171/2
17%
17%
19%
19%
19%
X18 Va
191/8
18%
28% Jan
18
16
Jan
19% Jan
16
19
Jan
22% Jan
24
Reichhold
15% Sep
11% Jan
24
7
1
68% Jan
4
6
17% Jan
13
4
56 VA Jan
9
10% Jan
Apr
18
27 Va Feb
1
52 Va Jun
1
19% Mar 17
57'
23 V2 Jan
20
56 Va Jan
31 Va Aug 29
>27% Jan
25
11% July 11
10% Jan
5
Jan
iJ
IOV4
10
24%
IOV4..
21%
25
14%
14%
14
,
14V4
*13%
14
13'A
•*' 15%
16%
16%
17%
16%
171/4
16%
-18
18%
18
18%
18 s
18
10%
173/4
17%
18
22%
21%
22%
213/8
21%
21%
213/4
15% Aug 23
78% Jan
4
14% Jan
13
53% Jan
60% Jan
10
Republic Steel
50 V2 Jan
38% Jan
42
Jan
11
Revere
46 Va Feb
17
80Va Dec
21
76 Va Jan
97% Jan
37 Va Oct
24
56% Jun
21
43 VA Jan
37 Va Sep
26'
71% Jan
4
44% Jan
42 Va Jan
4
llOVi Oct
27
55 Va Jan
21
5
85'
Aug
28% Jan
76 Va Jan
Oct
31
1 Va Dec
30
12
Jan
Jan
17
91 Vt Jan
3
6
2
83 % Jan
84 Va Jan
25
4
13% Jan
16%
Jan
24
4
1% Jan
1 Va Jan
5
97% Jap
2% Jan
118
,
68% Mar
Jan
4
100% Jan
27
126
27
Rlchardson-Merrell
Richfield
17
33 Va Jan
40
Jan
13
42
28% Jan
21
52Va July
2% Dec
19
3% Jan
19
41% Jan
24
46% Jan
5
4% Jan
Jan
3
55
38 % Oct
19
52
25
50
Jan
94
2% Jan
Jan
33 % Nov
Jan
28
Oct
21
2
Dec
27
Dec
600
28
36
Apr
23 Va Jan
26% Jan
Mar 23
Rochester Gas
Rochester
Rockwell-Standard
16,
Rohm
11
89 Va Jan
23
4V#
Jan
4
89'
Sep
18
88'
Jan
8
20% Dec
16
17%
Jan
9
Jan
12
Rohr
14
14 Va May 13
13% Sep
22
12% Jan
13
14% Jan
26
Ronson
3
24% Jan
9% Apr
16% Jan
20
Haas
Co
Aircraft
21 Va Jan
8
21 Va Jan
13
Jan
25
19 Va Jan
3
-46Va Jan
4
32% Jan
3
37 Va Jan
26
ll7/a Oct
25
2
13% Jan
26
14% Jan
10
5
May 31
12% Jan
3
12% Jan
16
Rubbermaid
36% Jan
3
41 Va Jan
19
Ruberold
11% Jan
24
14% Jan
19
Jan
27
20% Jan
24
9% May
3
8
R14% May.'
20 Va Dec
15
Jan
22
Oct
19
26% Jun
23
42
17
33% Sep
19
'
19
17% Jan
22 Va Jan
13
,■
2 3 7/8
24
24Vt
2oVa
57%
80
24-
May 27
Nov
4
30%
32%
30%
12%;
13%
12%
12%
12 Va
15%
/ 151/2
151%
*15'/2.
15%
15%
15%
57%
58%
57V2
58 Va
571,4
57%
57%
411/4
41%
40%
41%
*40i/t
40%
39%
40 Vt
901/4
S3 %
58%
59%
41 %
41%
15%
7
36% Jan
40 Vt Jan
9
86
88% Jan
19
Apr
Safeway
27
88 Va Aug
8
Jan
4 V#
30% Jan
St
27
Sep
15
26
29% Apr
19
37 Va Sep
7
33% Jan
35% Jan
25
14 Va Sep 3Q
69 Va Mar
8
22% Jan
18
15% Jan
19
Jan
18
79 Va Feb
19
70% Jan
55 Va Jan
4
30% Oct
88
26
7
Jan
24% Jan
12.
Mar 14
7
Feb
32
July 13
93
31% Sep
Jan
37% Jan
Jan
93
Jan
13
14
21% Jan
25% Jan
9% Jan
57% Jan
19
41% Jan
81 Va Jun
17
18
50% Feb
/
7% Nov
1
16% Feb
17
93% Jun
■8
72
May 27
4'
Jan
16
Jan
16
8% Jan
4
11% Jan
3
95% Jan
48
481/2
43%
*48V4
49
123
126
125
123%
12-1%
124%
124V4
3,400
5
95
96
95Va
961/4
961/2
9
1/2
90%
S7Va
96%
1001/a
29,300
20 Va Apr
12
73% Jan
76
Jan
Jan
4
91
Jan
*82%
84
831/2
831/2
84%-
841/2
*33V4
15%
15%
15%
16%
15%
16 Va
15 3 8
15%
15 3/8
15%
18,500
1%
1%
1 Va
1%
1%
11/8
1%
1%
1%
1%
21,200
93%
97%
3
20% Jan
89
92%
89
94%
94
95%
90
89
89%
891/4
89%
891/4
92
911/b
94
301/4
30V4
30
301/4
30
30%
*29%
30
39%
39%
39
39%
37%
39%
37%
37%
37%
38%
3,100
3%
3%
31/4
31/4
3%
3 1/8
31/4
5,000
4OV4
40%
91%
*42
31
648
648
633%
*87
89
30%
*87
19%
13 Va
13
1
1
20 a
1
21 Va
21%
21%
Va
$4
88
88
18%
19
18
183/4
18%
18%
131/4
14V4
131%
14%
13 7/8
14Vt
211/4
2P/4
21
213/4
20%
21%
21%
18%
18%
18%
18%
183%
18%
19%
3,500
36%
3 61/2
37
37
37%
36%
37%
106,200
13%
13%
141/4
131/4
13%
13%
9,700
12%
12%
12%«
12%
*123/8
123/4
12%
12%
1,900
40%
40%
41
40%
40%
41
41
12
12%
11%
12
11%'
11%
11%
11%
12
12
19%
20
19%:,
20%
19%
20Vt
19
Vt '18%
19%,,
18%
18 Va
18
18%; *
20 Va
-19%
18%"
16%
38%
T
39%
18%*-
18%
5
19% Jan
16
3
34 Vt Jan
19
15
44 Va Feb
17'
59
Jun
23
54%
Jan
10
56 % Jan
19% Jan
25
11% Jan
5
14% Jan
19
Jan
4
12*
14'
Jan
27
Oct
7
97 V* Jan
100>
Jan
26
9% Jan
10
Jan
5
7% Sep
29
Jan
14% Mar 31
8% Jan
43 Va Dec
22
•
43% Jan
,46
3
19 Va Dec
51
43% Jan
11
21*
25% Jan
27'
29% Dec
12
22 Va Jan
27
26 Vt Jan
4
6
44% Jan
80 Va Apr
ar
.41
Jan
18
23% Jan
4
29
21% Jan
13
Jan
3
19% Jan
17% Jan
16
6
18% Jan
9
15% Sep- 12?
20% Jan
43
27.
Jan
3
29% Jan
31% Sep
28
Jan
3
30
Jan
Jan
42% Jan
5
50
Jan
3
80 Vt Jan
18
23
38% Jan
20
41%. Jan
5
4
38% Jan
3
31
Sep 26'
26 Va Mar 24
47
33
55Va Jan
Nov
Sep 29
53 Va Oct 31
68 Va Dec
22
63%, Jan
11
37
55
Jan
4
44% Jan
3
Jun
I
70% Jan
Jan
53% Jan
11
31% Jan
3
25:
18 Va Feb
26
12% Jan
4
14% Jan
24
287/a Mar 23
23% Jan
38 Va Oct
11
64% Jun
15
46% Jan
4
3
42% Jan
5
38% Jan
3
3
36
12 % Jan
10
77/a Dec
30
7% Jan
27
8% Jan
12
46% Dec
30
44% Jan
9
49 Va Jan
51% Oct
18
49
Jan
25
50% Jan
19
27% Jan
3
30% Jan
11
15% Jan
3
16%
Jan
Dec
15
30% Feb
3
27% Jan
11
28
Jan
7
157/a Dec
30
15% Jan
4
18% Jan
70 Va Jan
19
<fc
10
18% Jan
4
Jan
27
68
Jan
27
26% Jan
16
29% Jan
27
5%
Co
Spalding
4
24
Jan
27
3
31% Jan
27
Spartans
12
9% Jan
18
Sparton
24
Spencer
44%
44%
45
23%
24%
22 y8
22%
8,900
44
44%
31,200
2 4%
25
24
24%
23%
24
24%
23%
23%
22%
23 Va
22V4
22%
43V4
42%
43%
43%'
443/„
44'.
44'%
/
700
3,700
4', 100
■
19
19%
19
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
17
16%-
16%
16%
16%
16
163/a
16 Va
16%
3,700
17%
18%
29%
17%
18
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
14,iOO
28%
28%
28
28%
27%
28%
28
23,400
19%
Vt
28% ■/
Y
29
29
29
28%
29%
46%,
49,
49
50
491/4
49%
49%
50
&
78
76%
76%
76%
77
76%
76%
.*76%
77
38%
39
39
39%
38%
391/4
39
39
39
39
43%
42%
431/2
; 41%
68 %
9,500
*29
r
.44
,/
'
30
T: >43>
30.
*29
-
42% >
i
70%
69
69%
671/4
50%
*
50 3 a
51
50%
52
50
68%
51%
331/a
323/a
32%
32V2
32%
32%
32%
»
70%
,
.42%
68
■
.51%,
32%
1,400
6,500
:
700
3,300
.433/4
,'48,900
69%
21,700
53
14,700
33%
6,900
14
14'/4
13%
14Va
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
12,600
26%
26%
X26%
26%
26V4
26%
26V4
26 31,
26%
26%
4,600
50
51%
49%
50%
49
50%
49
50'/j
49%
51
25,800
42
42%
42%
42%
42%
43-%
43
44'%
43%
44%
64,900
11 %
11%
11%
10%
10%
10%
11-
11%
11%
1,000
8%
8 %
7%
7%
7%
17,600
48%
49%
2,800
*1J %
1
8'A
48
48V2
48
4.50
com
,i-
*483/4
30
48V2
48
4 81/2
50
49
49
8
48
.
*48 34
48%
50
*4834
50
30 3
30 V4
30%
30%
30%
*30%
31
1,700
16
15%
16 %
16
161/s
16%
16%
4,400
*27%
16
27%
81/4
15%
30%
15%
8
3a
50
*48%
5
83'B
•
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
28
28
8
'
27%
100
90O
21,800
„k 13,200
5
48%
49%
49
49 Va
Indiana Gas & Elec-No par
Natural Gas Co
,.7.50
40
41
42%
42%
22
221/2
51
51 %
&
Co
No par
No par
common
preferred
Ohio
stock
Public
(A G)
(Del)
tr
<fe Bros Inc
Chemical
Jan
88
Jan
3
4.20%
17
Jan
27
Spencer
18% Oct 31
26% Jan
4
20V2 Jan
26
24% Jan
19
Sperry
92% Bep
6
88 Va Jan
3
94% Jan
27
42 Va Jan
4
68% Jan
20
Jan
3
86
Jan
27
preferred
*-»«»
Spiegel Inc cCmmon
=
$4.50 preferred
5-
32
..Jan
24
Square D Co—
preferred
Kellogg
<fc
Corp
2,400
42%
37,900
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22
36,500
511/8
50%
51
22,100
*68
51
501/4
5H/4
18%
18
50%
18%
,
18%
71
*68
71
18%
I8V4
18 3/a
71
*68
68
19,200
68
3,400
100
27%
28i/4
28%
28%
28%
29%
21%
22
21
22
21%
22%
22%
23'/4
23
24
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28%
2 8 Va
29%
303/4
313/4
15,300
8%
9%
8VB
9%
8%
83/4
21,000
32 Va
33%
s
9'/4
9V2
8%
32%
32
32%
*88
89%
14%
—50o
..23%
$4.50
.
40%
42%
27%
1
Sons—
common
40%
42%
27%
6
common
34
3
3
493/4
40%
42
27%
100
Co
3
Jan
Va Jan
49%
401%
431/4
27%
2.50
14
49%
40'/2
42Vt
1
1'
Industries
28
49%
40%
18
181/8
71
*67
49%
401/2
431/4
211/2
50%
>
49%
40%
42%
.
1
Co
Corp'
Rand
18%
20
.
ctfs„100
Service
88
44V4
18%
9
see page
200
453„
>
70%
17
footnotes,
42,600
9%
18%
30
For
14
100
9%
693/4
Oct
29% Jan
25%
13
100
91/4
16%
No par
Edison
16% Aug
4
45
13
100
Vt
42 Va
2.50'
90
37%°J»a
451/2
9
23%
25
15
35 Va Jun
25% July 2ft
45'/4
12 Va
100
9Vt
18%
Southwestern
Jan
82
9 >
8%
a
100
*99%
100
8%
451/2
45
13 3
13
133/8
*99%
8%
No par
84% May 18
13 % May 13
8
100
*8%
69%
non-cum
Mobile
7 Va Jan
19
13
13
*99%
18 V8
Railway
52 Va Jan
9
82% Sep
12%
par
687/s
Southern
4
463a Dec
2,800'
18%
Pacific
17% Jan
8
13%
25
Southern
20 Va Jan
2
*13%
Public 8ervlce Co—10c
19
49% Jan
29% Mar
13 %
50
22% Jan
5
77% Feb
1338
5
Co
E & G
24
5
May 23
13%
5
Inc
Inc
French Labs
43'% Jan
18% Aug 23
93
14
13%
14
13%
>
2,500
68%
3
Jan
29,600
13
17%
38 Va Jan
23
4,900
55%
67%
40% Aug 24
26 V. Nov
32%
55 %
17%
16
27
1734
32%
55Vt
18
681/4
83% Jun
20 % Jan
1734
331/a
551.8
_1
Southern Co
5
18
33
55%
17%
Southern
4
18
33%
55%
67%
13
11
18
33
17%
23
Dec
18%
33%
55%
69
Jan
9% Jan
17%-.
55%
17«/4
Jan
23% Jan
6,400
-
68%
50
54% Jan
5%
25
41
18 % Sep
5%
321/4
431/4
California
3
29% Jan
12,600
48-
preferred
4
30
13,600
233,8
30
Gold & Platinum
Southeastern
19
17
Sep 25
21% Sep 26
5% May 2
36
23
29 %
Rico Sugar com
Jan
29% Jun
35%
77
Gas Co
36% Jan
23 Va May 18
35%
22 V8
47%
preferred
47% Jan
68
5%
35%
22%
18'
_1
Jersey
31
23
13
5%
35 Va
22 %
6
6%
No par
Puerto
38 Vt Aug
40
30
72
56
_i
Co_
Railroad
50 Va July 18
3
*70
5%
19
Steel
Co
Carolina
Southern
72
14,700
33%
-1-
Corp
Amer
8%
19%
22%
32%
Southern
*70
20
91
19%
17%
506
South
'
77
91
35%
491/8
5%
*75 Va
91
20
19%
6
24,100
61/4
"I
South
5
77
66,000
36V4
69%.
Kline
*90
72'
*70
72
*75%
91 /
11%
953%
23
10
70
69 Va Aug
*70
77
201/4
1,300
10%
94%
.
22%
25
4
1
94%
.
35%'
20
66 Va Feb- 17
64 Va Jun
11%
94
55%
No par
Co—
81 Va Jan
28
Sep 28
10%
941/2
33%
ordinary
Pattern
89 Va Jan 13
16% Nov 23
10%
36%
No par"
&
South
25
65
9%
93 Va
23 %
6%.,
No par
Co_.
South
5
12% Nov
29
10%
94%
22%
Manufacturing Co
Line
11,100
40
36
(A
Soo
1,600
57'/4
553/4
72
*70
Oil
Smith
4,400
29,300
9%
*39 %
19%
58,200
24%
39 Vt
*90
16,700
8%
91/8
57Va
*75!%
37,100
23%
39V4
201/B
36%
95
33%
91/4
56%
76
30O
24%
*9
57V4
91
5,100
15%
8 %
39%
19%
300
18 Va
74%
15
57
75%
36
8%
39
*90
11,600
15%
57%
19V4
18%
440
30%
14%
39
9%
28,700
241/4
t.
57
Q9
40%
87%
265
8%
.
39
9%
.
Corp
O)
33%
57%
92%
-
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
19
21
shares
Smith-Douglass
11
28% Dec
May 10
Dec
,
353/8
*92
33%
39
9 Va
1
Smith-Corona' Marchant
12
14
Jan
91/4
8%
17%
*73
95
32%
25%
9%
Singer
27
2ft
24%
9Va
Smith
19
22% Jun 21
46% Jan
2 5 3/8
9Va
Bkelly
51% Jan ^3
44% Jan 27
20% Oct
34Va Jun
Jan
24%
81nclair Qll Corp
20
4% Jun
Gas
Corp of America
Corp
Simplicity
19
26% Jan
9% Jan
it
Saw
*93
33%
9 Vt
1
Mfg
Slmonds
11
6?
11% Oct
3
32%
251/2
2.50'
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
27
29 Va Dec
York
New
Simmons
23
Jan
53
35%
95
*93
9Va
1
Inc
Corp
(Frank G)
Slegler
Jan 22
44
35
35
36VB
33%
25 %■-
1
Co
.
25
70 Va Jan
29
Oct
69
36 Vt
*35%
17%
Vt
30
73
8%
91%
*.
3
Sheraton
23
54
94 Va Jan
23 % Sep
35%
17%
73
15%
par
h
..5
Corp
Steel
Oil
Bheller
17
40
*35j/2
18i/,
72%
8%
_1
No
Shell
27
4
23% Oct
Jun
35%
17%
72%
15%
Shell Transp <fc Tr—
17% Jan
24
35%
17%
'
15% Jan
18
35%
73
16
56 %
»
V
5
Shattuck
-
I7%8ep
15% Dec
291%
8%
20
preferred
Sharon
2o
28%
15%
75%
Servel Inc common
-3
38 Va Jan
Jan
87%
*220
28%
8%
100
39%
87V4
265
-27%
16 Va
par
397/s
87
*220
28 Va
95
33
91
Co
Shahmoon Industries
10
12% Jun
*93
39%
871/4
8%
*38%
3,300
35,300
f ■'
265
15%
1
Falls
dfc
Oil
35%
Va
95
*74
Selberling Rubber Co
Shamrock
36
331/4
*90
Finance Co
Roebuck
$5.25
35%
33
25
preferred
Bolt Corp of Amer
Sealrlght-Oswego
Sears
17%
*71%
No par
Seagrave -Corp
Jan
31% Jan
*35%
18'%
73
*93
30>
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
4
35V2
■/'
17%
V4
35c
common
Seaboard
Jan
35
87
it
39%
"220
27%
No
Co
87
265
27%
*71
'
3 9 Va
39%
'
27%
>
•
1.40
preferred
Mfg
,87
"220
265
6,700
7,900
>,
'->'''
V. >:'>.,.
38%
87 Vt
87 %
*220
_1
19
29 Va May 28
18
5
No
12
'
VI
-1
Co common
preferred
20
16
14
13%
14
-a
401/4
1
Jan
41
1,500
18%
12%
St
Inc
Screw &c
59,200
36%
10
preferred
Jan
24'
70
14,300
"
19>
100
common
convertible
_6%
100'
89
2,240
41 Va
100
367a Jan
1
25
Ry Co com
3
4
*88
4,900
637
12%
10
series A 5%
3
28'
633
36%
14%
100
25
Jan
3,000
31%
637
40
_100:
22 Va Jan
25
241/2
31 Va
632
88%
*87
8,200
18%
1.66%
common
preferred
32 Va Jan
Jan
241/4
31%
4,500
451/2
36%
KSKJ
Regis Paper Co common
3.65%
SOya Nov
34
Stores
~5
Oct
40%
13Vt
19
12%
?>>?/
13
60
24%
31%
1,900
45
•
44%
19%
19%
No par
2.50
14
11
24Vt
8,500
-
_5
8% Jan
10Vi Nov
*42
44%
21,100
Z
1
38% Jun
22
24%
659
39%
45
441/4
31%
31%
6331%
89
*42
44 Va
241/8
31%
636
"
45
44 '/4
24%
311/4
20
40%
*42
44%
24Va
24%
24
4OV2
411/4
45
44
44%
3Vf
31/4
40
45
43%
1Q1
3Vt
41
40%
*42
No par
No par:
Scovill
200
94%
-
15
18% Sep
84 Va
*84
1
conv
$3.40
25
24% Aug 22-
:
84
30%
Scott: Paper
27
16% Jan
«
200
89
Diego
24
11
87
12,700
471/2
30
;
13
5
J
*47
44,600
1
5s1
1
Jan
| May 17
125
123%
125
.i.
81,400
'
100
No par
Schick
1,500
48
Inc
Scherlng Corp
27
21,300
46 Va
Joseph Lead Co
Joseph Light <fc Power
5%
700
15'%
58%
49%
100,
30>
2®'
15%
47%
5
71% Jun
28
13,200
48%
Corp
261
29 Va Sep
123/a
*48
Sangamo
27
Jaii
85
19.
Aug 13:
12%
45%
1.25
31
Oct
66% Jan
47/a Dec
77'
92 % Aug
9
53% Jan
38
13?
71% Feb
12%
89 %
pfd 4.40% series A
Diego Gas & Electric Co
3
25
36
12%
46
Imperial Corp
Electric Co
8chenley Industries Inc com
Convertible preference
5
10
42% Oct
>12%
91%
San
18
8% Jan
at
Feb
38,700
49
1st
18
11-
32 Va
45%
San
23
37% Jan
81
St
19
34% Jan
Jan
31
57
31
88%
Co
Preferred
10
92
30 % Jan
16% Jan
12
6
33
7% Jan
19Va Oct
Oct
St
13
14% Jan
13 Va Dec
8% May
7
Jan
73
10% May 16
21 Va Apr
57
32 '/a
481/4
L San Fran
St
30
58
30%
49%
preferred
4.30%
26% Jan
24 V4
*57
:
32
\
40% Apr
259"
3,900
57
32%
-
32Va Oct
24'
57
97V4
46V4
Corp
s
238
23%
5?%
*57
400
1,200
45%
(Jacob)—
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryder System Inc
3
24%
*57
16%
48%
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
4
24Vt
24.%.
,
100
11%
52%
95'/4
Ruppert
31% Oct
52
11%
31%
preferred—25
Royal McBee Corp
12 Va Apr
21% Mar
•; 16%
52
1
1
14 Va
167/8
*51%
11%
No par
Roper (Geo D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
16
*16%
51%
49%
Corp
25
V8
16%
51%'
11%
46%
Corp
Oct
18
16%
51%
92%
common
31% Dec
15
1
*11
16%
5IV2
48V2
preferred series A
12% Apr
82
11%
*16 Vt
45 %
Inc
Telephone
17
25
&
5,700
23,900
92%
Elec Corp
<fc
Jan
670
*11
10
2.50
31% Jan
4
3
22,000
49%
Corp__
24% Jan
3
27% Jan
615% Jan
38% Jan
780
23
OH
convertible
5 Va %
43% Jan
16%
*10%
24%
Company
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
w
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
Jun
41% Oct
4
-
16%
46
Ritter
87
17%
89%
Rlegel Paper Corp
78 Va Jan
3,400
47%
series
27
19
25
13%
45%
Manufacturing Co
Selection Trust
31% Jan
Dec
24
3.60 V#-
Preferred
Jan
84
89% Nov
300
13%
No par
50
100
Rhodesian
25% Jan
6
23% Oct
Chemical
<5c
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com
Rheem
5,800
>
13%
1
Drug
5
70,600
'
24%
17-
5
Reynolds Metals Co com
4%% preferred series A
4 Va %
conv 2nd pfd—
Jan
36%
10
9%
11%
10/
Inc
Rexall
94 Va Dec
149
36 Va
•24%
Co—2.50
Revlon
12
25
20
37
52%
10
25
48% Jan
3
47-
X22 Va
301/8
17
*10%
—5
Corp
48 Va Jan
23
39%
52
10
10
5
Copper &t Brass—I
48% Jan
Sep
9
Dec
69
485
40%
21% >22%
series—100/
_1
50c
6
17
39%
10V8
24%
Mfg Co common—
preferred 3Va%
28
16 Va Jan
36
10%
24%
Eng Co—
33% Sep
22
27,100
10 »/4
Corp
<fc
48 Va Dec
12% Jan
36,600
19
*24%
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Corp common
$1 convertible preferred
7Va Feb
18 Va
18%
10%
preference
prior
Stores
Conv
17%
19
24%
If
Reliance
19
800
17 7/8
10%
50c
Elec
5
Jan
13% Jan
3
20
57
33
11
1,200
'
No par
Reliance
4
25% Jan
26
Mar 14
19% Mar 14
38%
71%
& Co—
div
Reliable
Xl9
97,760
55%
*71%
38%
Chemicals
(Robt)
$1.25
26
16% Jan
',47% Jan
9
6% Feb
43 Va Dec
/
53%
53%
*23%
Reeves Bros Inc
16
15% Dec
23
*67 Va
52%
5
50
Roller Bit Co
28% Jun
53%
50
50
:
preferred
2nd preferred
0
52%
53%
;2.50
1st
Jan
Rels
21
71%
45%
—No par
Raytheon Co
Reading Co common
19
26
25
711/2
45
Raymond International Inc.—3.33%
Inc
1
Jan
Jan
71'
45%
_L_
——
11% Jan
8»/4 Jan
22
53V4
71 Va
45 Va
Rayonler
19
41 Va Jan
35 VA Jan
53% Jan
'18% Jan
5
issued
Raybestos-Manhattan
23
20
53%
70%
5
preferred
Inc——
When
19
17% Jan
1st
Ranco
16
4
15 Va Jan
Jan
25
1
Jan
57 Va Jan
28
8% Dec
17Va Oct 24/
72
Apr
22 Va Jun
20 % Dec
15% Nov
$3.50
23
27
51% '
No par
Radio Corp of America com__No par
13
41
70
7
Dec
56
8
2
74
72
24
Apr
51 Va Sep
20% Jan
4
8
67%-Jan
~92
25
No
14%
24
,
t
,
2.31/4
*91%
92.
_
*88
90
92
-
-
32%
*88
151/4
15%
'
20 Va
921/4
92V4
:21ty.
92
a
Va
33
90
15%
9,200
17
203/4
94%
7,700
22%,,
93
48 Va
.
8,300
33
*88
90
15%
23 %
21%
233/,
,92
90
14%
15%
32
48%
48V4
481/2
47%
481%
45 Va
47%
47%
85
85
85
85
85
85
85
85%
31%
32
3i"_
31%
303s
I 31%
30%
3.1%
240
86
31%
379,800
.
47%
85
par
No par
„5
*88
151/4
93/8
34
10,900
-
30%
.
;
26.
,fi,£
ois fc
29,800
90
..
14,800
Volume
Number
193
6025
•.
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
(513)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
8TOCKS
Range for Previous
Year J 960
Lowest
Highest
Highest
Standard
27
$3.50
12
13% Jan
27
Standard
Financial
4% Jan
9
5% Jan
25
Standard
Gas
14
52 % Jan
79% Aug 22
73 % Jan
May 11
13% Sep 13
11% Jan
2
5
1
Sep
12
6,
Monday
Pa*
EXCHANGE
23
57% Dec
12
LOW
STOCK
YORK
r
74% Jan
25
70 % Jan
4% Mar
4
57% Jan
35% Feb
10 %
NEW
Range Since Jan. t
Lowest
Brands
Inc
No par
com
preferred
Co
20
25 V8 Jan
9
29 Va Jan
25
Standard
Kollsman
Jun
1
51% Jan
4
46% Jan
5
49% Jan
27
Standard
Oil
of
35
May 16
47 Va Dec
30
46
Jan
6
49% Jan
27
Standard
Oil
of
38
Dec
50% Jan
4
40% Jan
3
44% Jan
27
Standard
Oil
of
New
Jersey
Jan
27
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
common
12% May 11
30 Va Jun
1
56
83 % Nov
25
20 % Oct
25
-
54
Jan
3
Mar
8
84
Jan
9
85
Jan
16
3%%
4
22
Jan
6
25
Va Jan
13
Standard
72
Jan
16
36"% Jan
Jan
13
71-
Jan
40% Jan
4
28
Jan
28'A Jan
19
24
42% Jan
4
26 Va Jan
25
21% Mar 25
25
5
19% Oct
Nov
57
12
8
6
26% Oct
26% Dec
16
4
37 Va July
62 % Dec
11
Jan
89
44% May 31
102
19
5
$1.60
-
'
convertible
$1.20
•3
29% Jan
13
Stanley
Warner
11% Jan
3
12% Jan
9
Stanray
Corp
18 % Jan
13
Starrett
59% Jan
23
Stauffer
29
17% Jan
4
4
55 Va Jan
3
:
Co.
55 Va
74
74
12%
12 %
12%
13
5%
5 Va
Y"
27 Va
28 %
28
48
48%
47%
48%
49
49%
49 Va
49%
43'A
43Va
43%
43%
44%
56% V
55%
56%
No par
55%
'
' 56
*85
24%
*68
- -'VYz
i
86
23%
20
20
5
-
75
23%
24%
*68
74%-
13
13
0
Va
9,400
'
Va,
1,570
13%
4%
12,000
5
9,200
27%
49 Va
49%
44,700
44 Va
44%
44%
265,400
56V4
'Yr
28 Va
49
49 %
43%
'
29
49
49
■
56%
*85
•
■
t
i
23%
78
78
29'A.
4
97,000
"49%/
56'/a
88
,23
*68
23'
*68
78
56%
74
'
48%
'
87
*85
87
23Va
"
56%
74 Va
*0
29 %
48%
49%
*84
44,600
.57
*85
5,600
88
22 Va
23%,
*66
-76
33,200
1
28 Va
28%
28%
28 Va
27%
28 Va
27%
28 Va
27%
28%'
29
29'A
29
29
28%
29
287/a
29
28%,
29
6,600
"
28%
28%
28%
29Va
28%
29 Va
28%
29
28%
29
16,500
>'
1
LS
29
Shares
57
74 Va
T
5%
56 Va
'•
20 ";
—
5,
the Week
12%
49 %
■
1
Corp
5
Friday
Jan. 27
56 Va
.
•
42Va
"
.100
preferred
12Va
Sales for
Thursday
56%
73%
28 Va
'
"
10
preferred
preferred
(The)
57
73%
47%
7
convertible
convertible
6%
Jan
1'
6.25
Packaging, Corp com
13
30
56%
5
__25-
Indiana
preferred series A__
Jan
65% Jan
20
May 11
29% Jan
Y
Industries
California
PRICES
Jan. 20
57%
10c
40
SALE
HIGH
Jan. 25
12%
-
1
Electric
St
AND
Wednesday
Jan. 24
72% ' 73%
56%
No par
Corp
Tuesday
Jan. 23
12%
12%
12Va
12%
12%
12 Va
12%
12'A
12
12%
'17%
■
17%
17%
*
18 Va
17%
'
18%
*18
18'A
18
•
11,200
5,300
18
600
"
45 V-i Nov
77
9
Jan
>
82
27
12% July
May 23
6
16 Va Jan
71% Dec
13% Jan
30
22% Oct 25
33% Jan
23
9
Jan
3
67
4
•
.
Sterchi
Jan
12
75% Jan
20
Sterling
27% Jan
4
24% Jan
5
44 % Mar 24
Chemical
24
Stevens
15
4
"
Co
5
common.
preferred
3 Va %
Drug
14%
26%
74%
26%
Stewart-Warner Corp:
2.50 ".
1
33 Va Jun
5
Sep
9
25% Jan
4
24% Jan
21% Jan
Jan
20 %
11
22% Jan
24
Stix
14
Jun
17 '
18
Dec
20
16% Jan
4
21% Jan
27
16% Jan
11
18% Feb
19
Y 17% Jan
9
18% Jan
26
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common_..l
5%
prior preference
__20
47 V2 Oct
24
58 Va Mar 28
26% Mar 24
30% Aug 15
Apr
6 Va Dec
206
9
v
25%
Fuller
St
Baer
*• 25%
——5
Co
'■
24% Jan
529
22
14%
14%
14
72
73%
27'A
26%
27%
25%.
25 Va
*22'A
19%
19%
'
18
18 %
18
57>/a
57 %
56%
28%.
28
72%
"26%
22%
20
•
'53%
7
27
Stone
11
Storer
RVe Jan
12
Studebaker-Packard
Jan
12
47% Jan
27
Suburban
20
Suburban
Propane
23
Broadcasting
convertible
$5.
18
56 Va
57
27%
7%
28Va
Gas
Jan
43% Jan
268
18
.1
Jan
29% Jan
6
3
18
.1
Webster
58
3
-
Jan
230,
4'
Jan
Jan
St
4
Jan
27% Jan
15
*
.
Co
Corp
com____l
preferred
100
'
25%:
20%
is
57%
25%
i8%57%
27%
27,
22 %
19%
73%
26%
25'/a
22
46% Dec
7
29
19% Dec
25 % Mar 28
14
.
4*
18% Jan
;
22
*258
1
Gas
Corp
7Va
263
!
43%
r
217/8
,
,
7%
21%
•
"
■
247
>242
252
44%
20%
43%
21%
-
,
28%
7%
7%
250
43%
1
57%
'
7%
28 Va
44
7'A
Va
44%
21 Va
21%
22V4.
18%.
13.500
21%
181/4
;.:
f
July 21
64% Jan
16 Ve
Sep 23
51% Jan
4
20% Jan
26% Jan
4
12 % Jun
1
18% Sep
<7
80
4
85% Oct
6
54% Jan
4
23% Jan
19
Sundstrand Corp
15V8 Jan
25
Sun
82% Jan
5
82% Jan
Feb
42% May 17
55 Va Jan
V; 47%
-
Jan
4
50
Jun
29
39 Va July 20
51 Va Feb
14
15
Jun
17
70% Dec
3% Oct
24
23
14
■
6Vaan
4
6% May
a
25
Superior
16
Sweets
19
Swift
Biscuits
Sunshine
27
58
"
24
14% Jan
66% Jan
20
6.9% Jan
3
4 '/a Jan
13% Jan
■
24% Aug 31
'5%%
Jan
1384
i
3
3
5% Jan
23
25
15% Jan
6
25
12% Jan
-.»
47% Jan
3
22
44% Feb
Jan
45 5
■
....
Oil
A
2nd pfd series of '55
Jan
-
4
3
25
11% Jan
Jan
J an
of
A
Co
Symington
Wayne Corp.
1
Talcott Ino- (Jamet)_
Tandy Corp..^
TelAutograph Corp
1
50 % Dec
16
47% Jan
6
/ 56% Jan
24% Aur
25
23
Jan
25
','25% J^n
16
Jan
4
83
Jan
5
Jan
25
35
Jan
27
37%. Jan
19
27% Jan
3
34 % Jan
16
Texas
Gulf Producing
25
Texas
Gulf
186% Jan
27
Texas
Instruments
58
28%
4,700
7%
97,300
7 Va
46%
21%-.
2,100
245
46
100
47%
x20 Va
33,100
21%
20,200
23
Texas
Pacific
Coal
A
Texas
Pacific
Land
38% Dec
15Va Sep
28
148 % Oct
25
20 Va
16
256 Va May 25
29% Jan
May 17
Sep
27
14
19% Dec
19% Jan
14% July 25
65
27
Jan
37
28
108
Jan
"18%
Jan
;22%
3
165% Jan
12
27% Jan
10
Jan
'
11
Transmission
—
Jan
88 V2 Jan
Texas
A
85% Jan
Texas
Utilities Co
21% Jan
25 Va Jan
Textron
T
69
Pacific
No par
18% July 22
86% Aug 25
4
24% Jan
22% Oct
26
26 Va Jan
4
24% Jan
Nov
11
33 Va Jun
15
23 Va Jan
10
24% Jan
24
61% Jan
7
37 VA Jan
3
44% Jan
23
Thiokol
Jan
27
10% Jan
3
12 V2 Jan
18
Thompson (J R)___^
7.50
Thompson-Ramo Wooldrldge Inc—
;
70 Va Jan
21
12
28% Oct
0% July
13
8
46% Feb
70 Va Dec
16
Feb
84
24
16% Jun
2
79
67% Jan
22
104%
8Va • : 91/4
•-
900
33%
1,200
104%
104
<
4,700
34,300
Y
2,400
8%.
9
53,500
1345
1360
1355
1384'
54
*52
54
54
54
47
46%
47%
46%
47Va
13,100
13%
13%;
13%,
14
16,700
67 V*
68%
47 Va
46%
55
23
67%
5%
14%
56%
24
88%
90 Va
90%
92
36%
33%
21%
37
36%
33%
22
.»
;
' :
*
.
Y
178
30%
5%
780
300
••
66%
67%-
5
5%-
5,100
5 V*
5%
10,800
14 V*
■:
14%
12,000
14 Va
...14%
54 %
56 Va
23
23%
90%
91 %<•'
36'%
33%
22 Va
35%
36
35
36
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
36,200
21
'/a
22 Va
21%
22 Va
104,400
180%
183%
181%
183%
186%
21,100
30 Va
30%
30%
30%
30%
10,500
17
17%
17
85
84
1
85
85
' '
85%
10,000
24%
36,400
13%
14%
55 Va
24
;
3422
181 Va
31
55
551%
<
23 Va
•
23%''
&('«. .89%*
%
183
19,700
V
148,400
91i%.
30%'
42,100
3,900
>
.
16%
16%
17
'
4 17%
86%
83%
24%
Y
86%
84%
86%
83%
86%
84%
84 Va
24%
24
24%
23%
i'
17
85
23%
85%
84%
85
23%
17Va
6,300
74 V2 Jan
$1.25
23
K%
preferred
27
27 Va Jan
27
Thor
3
24 !A Jan
23
Tidewater
22% Jan
27
$1.20
68% Jan
6
48 Va Jan
52 V4 Jan
23
22 Va Jan
" 4
15 Va Jan
17% Jan
25
15% Feb
17
'19 Va Sep
0
Jan
20 Va Jan
19
Jun
22
19
14 Va
33
19
41% Jan
37% Jan
41% Aug 20
37% Dec
19% Jun
34
10
26
preferred
Co
Transamerica Corp
Transitron Electronic
64
Dec
20
64
20
23
Oct
21
29% Jan
4
29% Jan
27
16
26% Jan
31% Jan
3
Jun
26
37 Va Jan
3
Supply Co class A
31 Va Oct 24
21% Dec 16
39
Jan
11
22% Jan
4
25 V2 Jan
18
Transue
11% July 25'
19
Jan
4
14'A Jan
3
17 V2 Jan
16
Trans
Tri-Continental
110
Jan
3
39% Jan
11
54 Va Oct
18
53 Va Jan
4
53% Jan
26
33 Va Nov
30
29% Jan
9
33
Jan
27
Traux-Traer
40 Va May 27
25% Jan
25
30
Jan
20
Tung-Sol Electric Co common.^.
Jan
25
53
28
July 28
62
Jun
30
Mar
7
30
59 Va
30
11% Dec
2
May
44
May 17'
Jan
4
20
40% Jan
3
46V2 Jan
2T
8
10'A Jan
6
11
Jan
6
40
50
May 27
44 Va Dec
8
36
Oct
$2.70
5%
20th
14
36
Jan
20
Jan
20
12% Jan
13
Twin
8% July 18
13 Va Nov
28
21
20 V* Nov
30
17 Va Jan
4
18% Jan
27
TXL
12% Oct
20
18% Jan
32
13% Jan
4
14% Jan
23
Udyllte Corp
47% Jan
5
Oil
Gorp
U
: 24% Feb
29
6% Nov 30
1
42% Jan
Aug 30
12% Mar
1
67
25
43% Jan
148 Va Jan
0
7% Jan
29 Va Oct
17%
22%
22%
51%--51%
17%
17%
197/3
20Va
19%
20
19%
40 ■
387/8
40%
39%
40%
39%
-41 Va
40%
41%
60'A
60%
60%
62%
62%
63%
28%
33J/2
29%
29
29V\,
33
34
29%
33%
31%
>24%
25%
28%
32%
25Va
29%
34%
25%
25%
*24%
15%
16Va
16Vai
15%
16'A
15% ;
15%
39%
'
50
50
50
46
45%
46%
10%
10%
10%
lOVa
11%
11%
>18%-
18%
18 Va
18%
1
No par
Co
6%
No par
43% Jan
18
Union
Electric
Rubber
A
Corp
Co
series
series
34 %
Apr
8
74% Jan
75
Aug 10
71 Va Jan
26
73 Va Jan
4
Preferred
$3.50
7
85
Aug 19
83
Jan
4
84 Va Jan
24
Preferred
$4
8
47
Nov
16
42% Jan
6
46
Jan
27
Sep 28
31
Jan
B
27 Va Jan
3
30% Jan
May 10
81
May 17
8% Jan
25
4
32 Va Jan
27
Union
Tank
Car
Union
Twist
Drill
Jan
5
22% Jan
24
3
41 Va Jan
20
United
Airlines
41% Jan
23
United
Aircraft
20
Corp
16
4%
(series of 1955) conv pfd.100
92 Va Jan
16
4%
(series of 1956)
30% Jan
4
34 % Jan
20
24
Mar
9
39% Dec
20
36% Jan
16
17
Nov
2
27
18
21 Va Jan
3
23
Apr
v70
Jan
25
60% Jan
Feb
23
29% Jan
12
Biscuit
4
Jan
16
United
Board
27
United
Co
Carbon
34
Jan
3
United-Carr
Jan
3
7% Jan
5
United
Corp
46
Nov
17
44 % Jan
3
48% Jan
13
United
Electric
22 % Jan
6
15% Jan
3
18 Vt Jan
25
United
Engineering
22% Jan
19
United
Fruit
5
31% Jan
6
17 Va Jan
3
13
United
Gas
Corp
United
Gas
Improvement
13
United
Greenfield
9
United
Merch
Park
25
52 Va Jan
4
55
20
Jan
25
16
Jan
3
3
18
Jan
17% Jan
10V4 Apr 19
% Aug
4
18% Jun
28
1% Jan
11
13 Jan
3
1% Jan
11
United
12
64% Jan
4
54% Jan
16
58% Jan
20
United Shoe
30% Jan 27
33% July
8
30% Jan
3
31% Jan
9
30 Va Mar
43% Jun
16
37 Va Jan
3
43% Jan
23
50
Apr
4
>
83% Jan
4
92% Oct
18
Jan
4
93 Va Jan
26
23% Sep
29
30% Jan
4
24% Jan
3
28% Jan
24
Oct
25
74% Jan
4
49% Jan
6
42
For footnotes, see page
93
26.
53% Jan
19
6*
18%
35,600
common
25
U 8 Borax A Chemical Corp com.l
4%%
preferred
100
USA Foreign Securities
1
U 8 Freight
Co
No par
14%
-
!
34%
14%
44%'
8
Y
34 Va
34%.
45% >
2,001
18,301
'
8%
34%, :
2,501
14,601
124 Va
123%
128%
16,001
40%
40 Va
40 Va
40%
41%
14,401
93
93
94
92%
92%
753A
75%
75%
71%
72%
72%
125,
125
*76
72 Va
72%
78
73
200
84%
84
84%
84%
*84
84%
44%
44'/a
44%
44%
45%
45
45 Va
45%
46
9,300
30%
29%
30 Va
29%
30
29'A
29%
29 V4
30
39,400
*84
„
8 Va
8%
8V4
8Va
8%
31%
31%
32
31%
32%
32
22%
22%
21%
22%
21%
22 Vt
22
38%
39%
38%
39%
38%
39'A
39 Va
41%
41 Va
41%
40'/a
41%
39%
40%
92
33%
8'A
8 Va
8 Va
19,300
32%
>'
>100
105
20
32 Va
32%
11,700
22»A
21 Vb
21%
1,600
38 Vb
39%
36,900
39 Va
40%
27,600
105
*100
105
105
>103
92
110
92
84%
92
*90
92
89%
89%
32%
34
32 '/a
33 Va
32'A
32%
33%
34
37%
38
37%
38
37 %
37%
4,300
2,000
*103
'103
8Va
8%
*84
39%
41%
34 Va
,
92 Va
*90
37%
38
37%
22 Va
22%
23
22%
23
22%
23
22%
23
64
64%
63%
63%
64'A
64%
64
65%
65
65%
30%
30%
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31
30%
30 Va
31
31
30%
31
7 Va-
7 Va ..'
,
7'A
IVa
7%
•
IVa
500
21,100
38
22%
5,000
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7%-
45,500
7%
7%
7 Va
46 Va
46 Va
46%
46 %
46%
46%
46 Va
46 Va
47
47
17%
17%
17%
18
18
18'A
17%
17%
17 %
17%
21%
22
21%
22
20%
21%
20'A
21%
20%
21
56,900
33%
34%
33%
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34%
24.300
53%
54'A.
54%
55
55
55
54%
54%
54%
54%
16%
17
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
18
17%
17%
17%
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17%:
18
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58%
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31%
.
,
17%
18
1 Va
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.
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1
8
30%
5
10
1
72%
14%,
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29%
Co__13 %
Mfgrs Inc
City Mines Co_^
Mach
*71
10
-
Corp
A
preferred
18 Va
43%
No par
Co
24
24
53% Jan
29
73
*83
5
Foundry
Jan
33% Jan
19
Jun
16
Cos
A
17 Va Jan
34% Aug 30
46% Apr
*71
1
Coal
35% Jan
27% May 20
18%
8
35
34'A
122%
*75 Va
*75%
2.50
(Del)
34%
124.
75%
75%,:
10
(Del)
34
123'A
*75
No par
Fastener
1
14% Dec
60
17%
8 Vb
92 Va
Amer__No par
of
\
93%
1
Co
1
7
700
2,900
14%
93
pfd.100
Carton Corp
A
Aug
Mar 21
conv
Corp.
65% Jan
18
7% Jan
United
Artists
38% Jan
4
38
United
15% Dec
7
5
Jan
4
15
31
common
3
11
105
1,500
121,900
12
43'A
94
10
Inc
Jan
35% Dec
14
Co
37% Jan
86
4,800
3,400
41,800
40
14%
93
.10
103 Va Jan
Aug 24
53%
'11 %
43%
8
40%
No par
5
Co
46% Aug 22
97
Vi
*39i%
14'A
40%
25
103% Aug 25
8
54% July 25
1
preferred
non-cum
40
53
11%
43>A
8%
40%
common.jLlO
Co
RR
5
23% Mar
28 Va Nov
Pacific
Jan
'
11%
14%
40
Nofpar
California
34% Jan
4
88
series
29% Jan
*39
43%'
40 %:
No par
78
5
8 Va
8%..
124%
No par
29
.4314
44%Y-
34
No par
series
,
123
.10
common
8%
-
14%
14%
14%
43%
.
5
Carbide
$3.70
13
13,300
43 '/a
$4.50
24% Jan
200
12,900
50
Preferred
37% Jan
24%
16-1/4
39%
25%
54
44%
10 Va
38
11%
7,600
15%
25%
Preferred
19% Oct 26
24.%
9,000
5,800
39V4
Y
27%
9
25V4 Apr
5
32% Apr 20
25%
25%
Bag-Camp Paper Corp
4%
32,200
30%
53
43
43%
10%
10%
*39
-40
11%
11%
17%
18%
Asbestos
Union
45,200
'
33
'
25%
50
Union
19'-
29%
32
30%
12
8
29%
32%
30 Vb
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43
10%
38
11%
Jan
6
29%
31%
53
45%
10%
37
95
2
64 Va
30%
53
44%
*10%
37 -
\
1
75% Jan
8% Aug
41'%.
63'/a'
33
Union
20
32% Jan
41%
41V4-
32%
25
4
15%,
'
'
9,700
41 V4"
;
53%
92 % Jan
7% Jan
*24%
'
5,800
;
:
32 Va
90
25
/r
42
61
20
7,600
17%.
19%'
'
'
41%
41
60'A
52%'
17%.
.
32%
0
25% Oct 21
51 Va
17%
' 20%-
40
40%
38% '39%
-
7,100
53%
Union
of
52
23,500
32%
5
Oil
17%
500
23%
22%
39%
53%
9
Union
51 %
20
20
27 Va
22%
-
32 Va
87 Vi Jan
33% Mar
•
'
39%
53%
Jan
-
22%
23'%.
32%
39
77% Jan
73%
26%-
39%
53%
39 Va Aug 19
68% Jan
*72%'
'
,
32 Va
4
Aug 15
1
39'A
53Va
Jan
74 Va Dec
23%
22%
23%
73%
23%
83%
23%
-
21 Va
32Va
3
32
1,000
17,700
39%
53%
27
8% Jan
4< '
12 Va,
72%
■
■
30%
357/8 Jan
4
Jan
116
*72%
*82%
83 %
__
23Va
94,400
72V4....
39Va
53Va
128 Va Jan
3
33% Jan
4
106% Oct 25
11
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4,100
6,000
1
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(The)
Corp
Underwood
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.
22 Va
50
Co
13% Jun
83Va
24%
'52%
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preferred
prior
cony
■
41Vi
39%
1
...50
common
Coal Co..
Coach
12%
73
17%
conv pfd series of 1957
50
Film Corp
I
City Rap Transit com__No par
5%
9
Corp
preferred
11% Jan
12%,
72 Va
51%
Century-Fox
Twin
12 Va
73
27
247/a
40V#
1
27
25% Mar 14
4
Va'
26%
24 Va
*
...
1
Oct
50% Jan
39 Va Jan
71%
22 Va
Airlines
16
33
12
74'A
22 Va
52V4
17%
Steel___No par
Inc
5
Williams
A
World
2
1
12%
73%
-
1
Corp
12%
17
.2
60
"
22
50 Va
•
-
No par
:
Tractor
Trane Co
12%
74%
'
'
*
Torrington-
41%
43%
-
__
-
27
24%
40 Va
27
24%
42%
23%
25
...
26
26%
24 %
26%
24%
-
*82%
10
Roller Bearing
No par
Tishman Realty A ConstructIon__.l
Toledo
Edison
Co__^___
5
Jan
59V4 Jan
Dec
24
u
i
No par
Co.
common
64 V2 Jan
42
Jan
29
Tool
Oil
26%
43%
"
44%
12'A
;
■ -
100
;
Tlmlcen
23% Mar 29
7
Sep 28
44% Dec
Power
27 Va
24%
41%-
27%
24%
74
-
Co
Common
20 Va Jan
26%
24%
27%
24%
42V2
Glass
Chemical
4
20% Jan
20% Dec
*
No par —
»-•-
preferred
Mfg Co
conv
Thatcher
May 2Q
24% Jan
50©
common;
'
27 V2 Jan
4
Inc
26% Jan
-
33%.
104%
9%
23 Va-
1350
66%
5%
24%
34
26V4
23
•
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33%
51 %
26
.
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67
85%
83%
50'/a
26Va
23V4i
,
84
1328
66%
5%
14 /
54
23%
<
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•
34
9%
9%
511/4
25%
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104 ■%
103%
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7,000
55
31%
100
Co
Ry
34
34Va
104
84
50%
y
14 Va
*
183%
'
22%
51%
37Va
33%
21%
-
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26
22%
13%
30Va
,
51
25%
14%
180%
/
84
89'A
'
33
21%'
,
10,100
;
1330
5%
37
.1
10
-
certificates
80% Jan
11
;
Oil
Trust—
3,000
14%
13%
67%
5'A
5
33%
No par
21%
H'/a
46%
14%.,. 14%.
53
•' 53%
23V2
24%
Corp
Co
Sulphur
share
Sub
17% Jan
15% Jan
4
Gas
Texas
53
21 Va
147/a
26Va
8%
13%
88
52 Va
22 Va
14Va
*52%
47'A
67
..
53%
22%
23Va
1320
13Va
-
•
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15 Va
51
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103Va
*
V
46%
53%
*
22%
<
.
23%
8%
54
-
25'A
Y
1320
52Va
9
1
Inc
31'A Jan
21Va Sep
8%
1
Tennessee Corp
-1.25
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
5
Texaco Inc _ii_
25
2
...
1265
...
25
.x
29
29% Mar 15
104
4.16%
America..
Feb
92
.
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i_10o
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Co
20% Sep
87
"
12.50
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64 Va Jun
34
50%
'34
104%
9% Jan
7
45
No par
33%
Sunshine
1200
>82%
51
5
t
84
22%
4
20
1348
*82%
25Va
Jan
3
7% Oct
.
19
29
No par
25%
Jan
Jan
1
Sep
26% Feb
14%
22%
35
3
22
15
50Va
107.
10
53 Va 4
22
14'/a
25
30
8unray-Mid-Cont
11
33 Va Jan
54»/a
21%
;
common.l
Sun
27
101 Va Jan
52 Va
22%
22
Co
26
30
5 Va Jun
..i.;
Co
53'Va
.13% • 14%
*82'%'. 84
.
.4%%! preferred: series
51% Jan
34% Dec
855
prefered.
23% Jan
101 % Aug 22
1
9,
May
Oil
A
26 % Jan
26
;,Yi' 52%
5
Jan
23% Sep
29 % Jun
series
$4.50
1
.
Corp- 'common,—.1
23% Jan
7
24% Jan
21 Va Jan
85
Corp
Chemical
.22% Jan
21
20 Va May 27
20
Sunbeam
24
10
13 % Jan
>
2,000
57 Va
*
48 %
1,900
31,200
Y
28
■
245
20%
9.400
22
246
44%
,
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246
500
73
25 %
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14
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*
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26%
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\
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7
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Stores
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58 %'
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.
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57%
57%
58
57%
58%
31%
31%
31%
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31%
31%
31%
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43%
42
43'A
42%
42%
42%
42%
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93 Va
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1 Va
1 Va
1 Va
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43
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28'A
28
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140
94
A
7,500
5.800
26
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, January 30, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
85y4Oct
29
19
161
155
Aug 23
J an
4
12
3 % Dec
20
8% Jan
4
4
Jan
8
31% Feb
12
17
Jan
109% Jan
20
3
4% Jan
20
Jan
10
15
\
9% Jan
3
11 % Jan
24
Jan
22
;
35% Jan
17
36
Jan
U
26% Jan
5
30
Jan
23
8
/ 8% Sep
30
8% Jan
25
26% Jan
5
40
6
7% Mar
19
U
27
U
47% Jan
12
78
Aug 31
75
Jan
5
77
Jan
17
Jan
46% Jan
6
53% Jan
27
Jan
4
11
149% Jan
3
153 y4 Jan
24
Nov
17
47
Apr
27
37% Jan
3
39% Jan
19
U
25% Dec
21
26
Jan
3
30% Jan
27
U
22
36% Apr
50% Sep
12
45 y. Dec
19
45% Jan
4
48
13
14
6
26
Jan
.17
35
Jan
9
36
Jan
11
29% Jan
3
35% Jan
19
U
20% Jan
24
United
10
23
.
8
24% Mar 29
19% Jan
12
13% July 11
11
Jan
30
Jan
82
Jan
20
10
26% Dec
2
51 Ya Jan
4
29 y» Oct
26
34% Dec
15
148
10
3
Jan
6
159% Nov
21
153% Jan
9
41% Apr
14
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17
52% Jan
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12% Jan
16
35% Jan
27
33
16
27
Jan
156% Jan
62
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8%
23
30% Jan
37 y4 Jan
27
Universal
Oil
29
48
Jan
26
54
Jan
10
Universal
Pictures
84
Aug
18
78% Jan
3
80
Jan
12
4'%%
41 y4 Feb
16
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13
49% Jan
27
53% Jan
3
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33% Jan
4
37% Jan
12
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20
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54 Ya Jan
18
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13
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24
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39
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9
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3
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19
50
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15
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20
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4
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3
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60% Aug 24
57
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14
80% Jan
23
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28
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19
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12% Jan
26
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64
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4
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25
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24
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19
38% Jan
26% Jan
6
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11
27% Jan
3
1
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4
8% Jan
3
9% Jan
12
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15
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19
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82
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16
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4
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23
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7
81% Dec
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15
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19
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14
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6
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Jan
8% Jan
27
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27
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20% Jan
17
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9
73% Jan
25
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3
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19
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3
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17
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25
3
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preferred
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20
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38% Jan
20
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98
27
4.80%
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pfd
100
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common
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21%
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98
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30
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27
28
68
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10
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26
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8
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3
67% Jan
6
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9
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11
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19
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26
10
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13
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27
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8
37
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17
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48
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21
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25
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27
79
45
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11
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10% May 11
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8
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21
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20
28
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9
31 Ya
22% Deo
2
30% Jan
8
119
5
39% Jan
13
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10
26% Jan
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3
11
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126
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3
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23
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27
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3
10
66
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4
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27
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13
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24
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3
38
23
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14
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27
16
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16
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27
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28
37% Jan
0
24
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11
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28
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4
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27
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24
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47
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5
97
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97
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Young Spring & Wire Corp..
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Youngstown Steel Door
10
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10
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10
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31
9%
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68%
52
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94
28
10
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Wyandotte Worsted Co.
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105
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50
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20
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preferred
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/
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1
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1
common
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11
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24 Ya
100
5
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29% Jan
101
10
common_6.25
100
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Winn-Dixie
41% Jan
69
7% Nov
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122 y2 Jan
66% Jan
1
443/8
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14
July 11
Apr
43
preferred
Wilson-Jones
33%
46
preferred
Inc
29
75
78
$4.25
Co
33%
44
Inc
Aug 17
25 Ya Jan
41% Oct
&
333/4
33%
*33 Ya
46%
Co
43% Sep
22% Jan
Mar
Oil
127% Sep
8
89
Stores
33%
34
45%
common
convertible
$3
333%
*33%
47
preferred
Wilcox
Jan
34
48 ya
White Sewing Machine common
Prior preference
31% Mar 10
Jan
Mfg
33%
34
2.50
Brake
Co
33%
34
26%
3.80%
23
Jan
8% Jan
3
July 12
54% Jan
50% Jan
101
98
34
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5
preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4»A% convertible preferred
80
95
2,000
98
♦331/4
19
48% Jan
36%
98
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x26
preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
3
98
5,300
34
23'
3
120
21%
36%
26%
88% Jan
92 Ya Jan
95
21
25%
50
42% Jan
*93
21%
36%
26 3a
3
2
95
80
5,700
36%
26%
13
6
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94%
220
,20%
26%
18
Sep
36%
26%
Jan
98
21%
37%
26%
Jan
28
93
'37%
37%
26%
Telegraph
Air
37%
98
:
33%
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,
]
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97 Va
No par
RR
86 y2 Jan
Jan
34
40
45
62% Jan
32% May
preferred
22
28
Dec
Ry
2nd
5
22
36
Maryland
non-cum
93
21
36%
♦97%
38%
36%
21%
36%
97%
373%
95%
7
1
com
10
41% Sep
27 Ya
Western
39
5
Co
Westinghouse Electric
19
JL8
973/4
96'%
100
Supply
preferred
47 yi Jan
15
4,400
88 Va
85
3
21
"97%
88 Va
*83
39% Jan
6% Nov
97%
*87
85
13
24% Nov
10,900
13
88'%
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Aug 31
1,100
4%
4%
12%
♦83
27 Ya
102
27%
4'%
12%
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3
14
27 Ya
4%
11%
84%
24 Ya Jan
31
27%
27%
4%
12
87
14
Oct
1,200
97
Jan
08% Oct
10,100
37%
87"
92% Dec
36
1,600
44%
37%
96 Va
34
22
56%
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35 Ya Jan
Sep
-,56%.
37%
100
3
70
57
44%
100
4
347% Jan
2,200
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57
2
4,0(50
22,900
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31% Jan
Mar
20
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56"%
43%
38 Ya
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series
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31% Jan
July 20
2,300
73%
36%
22,400
20%
71%
2,300
60
53%
series
Penn
0
64
53%
preferred
West
25% Dec
37% Mar 14
53%
36%
1
6
22
53 Ya
72
Co
Jan
103% Dec
11,800
-•
8%.
36%
i
102
53%
8
-
70%
Mills
Coal
37
Jun
53%
;
36%
;
37% Jan
89% Aug 18
531%
8
preferred
19
65
6%
4.10%
96
32% Jan
6%
4.20%
26
4
6'%
19
Jan
25
6%
19
95
Oct
8 %
23
22
45
84%
Jan
4
2iya Oct 25
11%
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Jan
16
77% Jan
8%
.11%
83 y8 Jan
25
Jan
8%
12%
84%
98
19% Jan
31
8%
12
♦83
87
35% Jan
88 Ya Oct
12%
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5
4
May 11
4
4
8%
12%
84%
400
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12%
85
17
17
28% May
16% Apr
8%
1,300
23
35% Jan
26
8%
5,300
11%
.No par
No par
Co
Knitting
Corp
Kentucky
9
12%
84
5
_
Welbllt
West
8%
27%
11%
Jan
41 y4 Jun
July 29
40
26%
81
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Jan
14
98
40
27%
62%
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94
17
16
2,900
40%
26%
64
;
82% Jan
29% Feb
Nov
63
40%
27%
si
87
17% Nov
93
62 Ya
40%
27%
*79%
-
5
41% Jan
30% Jan
Jan
63%
40%
27%
81
No par
25% Jan
4% Jan
63%
40%
27
Pharmaceutical.. 1
4
13
63%
40%
27%
1
Co
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15
4
62%
39%
27 y8
Co
44% Sep
4
62%
39%
1
80% Jan
Jan
62%
Inc
45% Jan
17
12%
Corp
Picture*
27
29
27%
12
10
Bros
83% July 14
4
Dec 1
9 Ya Dec
26%
12'/a
100
Jan
13
27%
12%
common.
88% May 28
Dec
263%
12 %
2.50
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
30
♦793%
27%
12'%
-
35% Jan
22
80%
26%
12
No par
_.50c
W
&
Co
16% Jan
54% Nov
80%
27%
12
preferred
52% Jan
64
80%
27
10
G
Tiernan
81% Aug 23
37% Jun 30
6
10% Sep 20
48% Mar 4
80 Ya
15
Co
(Hiram)
Wallace
100
No par
2
21% Mar
27
Feb
7
18
54 y4 Dec
8
81
6
preferred.
Corp
109
30%
9,400
30%
31%
24%
25
2,700
96
96
97%
8,300
20%
20%
20%
1,900
107% .110%
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112%
28,200
25
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Volume
193
Number
6025
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(515)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
when
the
letters
the
In
column
bonds mature.
headed. "Interest
Period";
Lowest
Range Since Jan. I
Highest
"
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Low
EXCHANGE
•
Treasury 4%s
Oct
1
1
Treasury
.8
Apr
11
86.8
11
Apr
*101.16
101.24
*101.16
101.24
101.10
*101.2
101.10
♦101.4
101.12
100.20
*100.16
100.20
*100.14
100.18
100.6
*100
100.8
*100.2
100.10
•100.14
*94.12
*91.20
*99.30
May 15
1966
15
Feb
3%s
IS
15
Nor
Treasury 3%g—Jun
15
Treasury 3%s
May 15
Feb 15
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3s
,*100.22
100.26
*100.16
100.20
*94.12
94.20
*94.12
91.30
'91.22
91.30
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1998
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1978-1883
Aug
15
.—Feb
15
86.12 Feb
18
96.12 Feb
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103
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101.26
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101.14
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101.22
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100.20
♦100.18
100.22
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100.12
♦100.12
100.20
100.18
♦100.16
100.20
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100.22
94.20
*94.14
94.22
*94.20
94.28
91.28
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92
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91.6
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91.10
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91.12
90.24
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90.26
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90.30
103.8
92.6
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90.24
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90.24
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90.28
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98.30
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*98.30
99.2
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97.16
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97.14
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97.16
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97.18
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1995
86.18
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100.5
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16
100.13
86.18
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86.20
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86.24
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100.5
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100.5
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100.6
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100.5
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100.13
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100.14
♦100.12
100.15
Feb
Jun
101.28
99
15
1965
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96.18
96.12
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Treasury 2%s„
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Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
18
♦102.24
97.22
1966
Sep 15 1961
1960-1965
Dec
15
1961
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99.31
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99.31
*99.29
99.31
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93.12
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93.16
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93.16
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93.22
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98.4
*98.4
1962-196T
15
Bonds(9)
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•
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90.26
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>
1964
-
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91.8
*90.18
90.22
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4
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90.24
*90.14
1985
■
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Jan. 27
Low
High
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94.20
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1980
1990
Sales for
Friday
Jan. 26
101.24
1974
point.
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103.2
*
month
a
Low
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1968
of
PRICES
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Not 16
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the
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Tuesday
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.
one
AND
LOW
Monday
GOVERNMENT BONDS4
Range for Year 196©
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indicate
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98.8
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90
1964-1969
*89.20
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90.28
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15
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15
15 1963
1963-1968
1964-1969
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15
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15
1965-1870
Mar
15
1966-1871
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15
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Jun
1967-1971
15 1967-1971
15 1967-1972
15 1959-1862
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15
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International Bank
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98.26
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for
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15
1985
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105
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104.24
4% a
Nov
1
1980
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1961
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101.16
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101.16
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101.16
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1973
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102
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102
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102
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102
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1977
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1
1
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May
1
1978
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97.24
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98.8
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15
1979
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97.16
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98
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98
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98
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15
98
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98
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98
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98
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1968
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1
1969
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Oct
15
1971
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94.8
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Oct
15
1975
♦90.16
92.16
1
1981
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86
July
15
1971
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89.8
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89.8
Mar
1
1978
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86
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86
3%s
3s
3s
Serial bonds of
*100.8
asked
price.
No sales transacted
this
day.
tIThis issue has not
BONDS_
York Stock Exchange
New
Interest
Unification
Period
1961
♦99.8
15
1962
♦98
to
admitted
100
99
•
Stock Exchange dealings.
,
Week's
Last
Sale Price
or
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
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15
Feb
yet been
95.1
.
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100.20
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100.20
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series
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3%s
series
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:
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Period
Exchange
Last'
Sale Price
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Stock
1980
June-Dec
93ie
93%
93%
13
92
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series
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series
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series
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series
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series
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3%s
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series
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series
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1978
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1979
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pursuant
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pursuant
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—
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pursuant
reduced
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Feb-Aug
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extl
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s
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100%
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85%
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1968
Monday, January 30, 1361
.
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1930—
1964
paid
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1980
bonds
paid
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bonds
or
.
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1
Number 6025
193
Volume
.
,
The
.
Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
(517)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
BONDS
Lasj,
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Sale Price
Range
Friday's
Bonds
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Gotham
Ohadbourne
o.dus
Without
Without
Champion
3 A
3%s
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100
1974
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&
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102
105
23
94%
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94
95
11
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109
series
85 %
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56
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mortgage
1st
series
mortgage
gtd
mortgage
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1963
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f
debs
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78%
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51%
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gold
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mortgage 3s 1982
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conv
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&
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1970
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1978
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98% 100%
1980
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Martin
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13
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April-Oct
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.
debs
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63
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II
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1990
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subord debentures 1977
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138
138
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A
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April
mortgage Inc 4s series B Jan 2044—April
General
140
Low
No.
M
3Vas series O 2000
1982
Jan. 1
Sold
Feb-Aug
1987—
4%s
mortgage
*77
Range Since
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117%
65%
P
3%s
4%s
mortgage
1st
103 %
1 95%
Jan-July
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
May-Nou
3 V»s 1982
1st
12
1976
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mortgage
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94%
28
series
Sale Price
LOW
101 %
101
68 %
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inc
95%
38
101%
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Si
2
102%
68
conv
1st
96
mortgage
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5s
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conv
96
Last
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mortgage
General
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Low
Jan-July
4%s
General
General
5s
No.
mortgage 3y«s series N 1990
General
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High
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Friday
Bonds
1945
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first mtge 2%s 1965—Afap-Nov
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1985
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'75_May-Nov
Grand
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mortgage
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or
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(Range for Week Ended January 27)
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7s
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Exchange
.
.
30
102% ,102%
Volume
193
Number
6025
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.
The Commercial
.
and
Financial
Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range
Friday
BONDS
New York Siock
Last
Period
Exchange
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or
Range
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Bonds
Bid & Asked
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first
1st
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1978
1974
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mortgage
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First
mortgage
4s
3s
mortgage
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5s
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82
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831/4
1975
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mortgage
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&
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mortgage 3%s
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mortgage
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1982
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125
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89%
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16
97%
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1973
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133
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96
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__
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78
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conv
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1st
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66
110% 112
102%
27
1979—_v
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senior
capital
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debentures
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Pittsburgh
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76%
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debs
92
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debentures
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95%
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1984
1983
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debentures
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101
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81
90%
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1977
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76%
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165
165
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1994
1981
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104
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81
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73'A
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:
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—
103%
Jan-July
1976
debentures
Indiana
581/4
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__
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si
129
86%
1986—June-Dec
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1971
1987
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98
;
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1987
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85
84
84
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debentures 1979
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■
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1979
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debentures 1965
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76
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103%
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June-Dec
1981
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82
91%
103% 105%
April-Ocf
mortgage 4V4s series E 1984
mortgage
72
37
60
60
'70
England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-No®
debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
3s
72
Mar-Nov
'
General
General
Peoria
New
4%s
21
86'A
100% 101
.>V
:
Feb-Aup
1968—
series D
&
*2
71%
71 Vo
71
Mar-Sepf
,
certificates Nov
1st
88 Va
72
Ry—
RR
84
82%
*84
,
General 4Vis
bond
mortgage
3 Vis
series
' '
%-
'
1964_June-Dec
1965-
A
>
88
69
>
1980
Depot 3Vffs B
Seaboard
83%
Feb-Aup
1979
Light 3s
Si
series
B
Seagram
•
85%
Airways—
Power
83
.
83%
Feb-A tip
debentures
821/4
■
Pennsylvania RR—
General
110
*62
—'
April-Ocf
Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982—
37/ss
100% 100%
;
debentures
1st
80%
85%
82 >A
May-No®
3%s
subord
conv
80
78%
85%
April-Ocf
1983
World
American
47/aS
83%
77%
83%
Mar-Sept
,1991
821/2
*81%
June-Dec
1981
3%s
V
7
83%
Mar-Sepf
3%s
117%
108'A
72
1996-Jan-July
5s
series A Jan 2006
Duluth
Paper
6
June-Dec
1992—
1978
debentures
Bcioto
13
80
,80%
June-Dec
1987—
debentures
'A
*82%
'
■
April-Ocf
3yes
Union
June-Dec
1986
debentures
3'As
,
&
Paul
June-Dec
:
debentures
Paul
Bt
19
'
27As
89 Va
108%
19
%
*88
Mar-Sepf
Co—
certificates
inc
4s
8t
89
*83
June-Dec
1990
1991
bond
96
16
*83
—4
June-Dec
1989
DD
series
debs
88
*78
June-Deo
1978——
series
55%
1U9
June-Dec
—
Ry
Louis-Southwestern
88
82%
June-Dec
refunding mtge 33/ss ser Y 1987-June-Dec
First Si refunding mtge 3%s ser Z 1988_June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 4Vis series AA 1986
June-Dec
1st
—
4s
4s
income
4s
89%
140%
•,
36
1
116!
113
113
Jan-July
series A 1997—i
Jan-July
ASecond mtge Inc 4!/2s ser A Jan 2022—;
May
83%
78%.
A.
•'
.
&
1st
128
Mar-Sept-—
1977
1996—
Francisco
1st
87
79
78%
refunding mtge 3%s ser U '85_June-Dec
refunding mtge 3Ves ser W '84—June-Dec
series BB
152
-
First
5s
debs
conv
1969_
1977
3s
6s
96
.82'A
June-Dec
First
series S
&
Louis-San
87 Vs
June-Dec
mtge
v
Mar-Sepf
:
debs
conv
serlea A 1971
Adirond'k 1st gold
gold
87
87
June-Dec
series N 1977
2%s series P 1981
ref
140%
140%
ApriZ-Oct
Corp—
3J/4S series J
5V4S
Power
Lawrence
8t
90 Va
88%
'
3s
Si
1983_a
1977
6v4s
15
89
88'A
83%
refunding
refunding
1st
Electric
Si
D
McBee
Second
117'A
June-Deo
refunding 2%s series Q 1980
ser
Gas
mortgage
Aircraft
Rchr
debentures
subord
serial
*%s
55%
—
Corp—
conv
Rochester'
801/4
—
•
June-Dec
Si
3y«s
--
bonds—
Jan-July
Baguenay
June-Dec
.
Si
refunding
."
—
1978
82I/4
54%
Feb-Aup
1955
C
June-Deo
First
&i
'
;. *
series
Royal
May-No®
Mar-Sept
First
First
>.,
4%s
831/a
June-Dec
refunding 3s series L 1974
refunding 3s series M 1979
First Si
53 Vb
—May-No®
1978
Second
Si
First
85
1978
Co—
refunding 3s
85
A
Bt
refunding 3%s series I 1966
refunding 3s series J 1970
Si
5
-
B
821/2
April-Ocf
First
First
80
series
*78i/4
1988__June-Deo
1978__
First
-
88%
-
—_May-Nou
6s
First
First
99 Va
88 Vt
80
_Mar-Sepf
155
6
365
P
First
98'A
3
J an-July
1950
A 5s
Pacific
110
88%
series
Jan-July
conv
3%s
conv
16
99%
Jan-July
7s
mortgage 6s
June-Dec
1983
Co
43/4S
;
54'A
99'/a
88 %
—^
99y2
—Mar-Sept
1987—______
debs
subord
conv
'
Feb-Auy
—
95
'
April-Ocf
1975
1946
Consol
!—June-Dec
5Vas
;
61/4s
86%
High.
95
May-Nov
——
1988_.
Chemical
1973
1946
100
_June-Dec
1985
3%s
'
mortgage
General
1982___>_—
3 Vis
mortgage
7s
debs
3s
debs
mortgage
.
_—_i
Jan. I
Low
No.
1
*78i/2
1975———_Feb-Aug
mortgage 3s 1979
1st
:
Co—
54
Range Since
So»d
95
4V2S
Mar-Nov
1980___^
Gas
V
Direct
89%
99%
Mar-Sepi
April-Oct
1975-
First
Oklahoma
95
95"
*75
—Feb-Aug
1974
3s
First
37/oS
Co
assented
Richfield
Ohio
Jan-July
Direct
89%
I30
lbH 1/2
120% 1241/4
1221/2
June-Dec
__
lobucco
Consol
Jan-July
Bonds
High
|lhine-Westphalia Electric fower Corp—
'lud
June-Dec
1984
(R J)
Mfg
V, 3V4S
96
*771/4
1964
Reading Co first & ref 3Vas series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic
Steel Corp
4%s debs
1985_„-Mar-Sept
971/e
*90
ApriZ-Oct
1979
1996
debentures
R
80
97.1/a
Friday's
Bid & Asked
97 v2
82%
18
*82y2'"
June-Dec
conv
2%s
Oats
92%
Mar—Sept
Telephone 2%s
debentures
88 */4
97'/8
Jan-July
1977
1987
conv
Bell
601/2
82
83 'A
or
Sale Price
Q
88
-57%
'36
y2
Week's Range
Last
Period
Low
.83
—
,Mar-Sept
1979
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s
Northrop Corp
70
Interest
Exchange
High
87
IY --
:
83 y4
*
April-Ocf
1986
1988—:
4}.#
9
New Yora S„ock
92%
June-Dec
1st mortgage 2%s
mortgage
*79
April-Ocl
1982
1st
y2
Feb-Aup
mortgage
1st
Low
'92%
_Jan-July
1979
2%s
97
No.
bJ
89
1
BONDS
Jan. 1
'
—'____
First
(Wise)
39
97 %
April-Ocf
Power
mortgage
t>9%
Jan-July
2047
87
Friday
Range Since
Sold
High
87
yiiar-Feb
A
ser
1984
4s
States
(Minnesota
1997—Quar-Jan
1,2047
Retuuding Si Improve 4%s
Northern
4s
for Week Ended January 27)
Week's
Interest
31
—
79%
*68%
16
71
*97%
.
98%
'1
1985—
America
1977—
2%s
—
June-Dec
1966—ApfiZ-Oct
Mar-Sept--
.
121
121%
126
151
88
121
92
*89%
...
88
88
Continued
on
j
32
The Commercial and Financial
(520)
Chronicle..
.
.
Monday, January 30, 1961
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the
Stock
on
stock
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Jan. 23,
It is compiled from the report of the American
ending Friday, Jan. 27.
and
Week's
Friday
,f
•
Acme
.
Mfg
Missiles
Class- A
Construction
&
Precision
Acme
Wire
.10
3y8
Jan
3%
Jan
Bourjois
2,800
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
Brad
7% V
8%
6,000
7%
Jan
3
3%
1,400
2%
Jan
1,700
12%
Jan
14%
14
9%
.10*
Admiral Plastics Corp
15
Jan
Brillo
10%
15
Co
Gas
Britalta
Jan
British
American
Jan
66 i/a
5,500
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
British
American
19%
Jan
8%
400
Jan
145
19%
Jan
4
Jan
3%
100
145
Jan
3y8
600
4%
4Va
145
4%
4
4
5%
5%
19
Jan
High
2iy4
Jan
Jan
2
y2
47,000
3%
Jan
4 %
6 y2
5,700
4 %
Jan
6%
Jan
32 y2
200
30
Jan
'32*2
Jan
37
32 %
1%
32
37
2,200
39%
550
37
Jan
40 y2
Jan
2
2
2 ft
2%
8,500
32%
1,100
Jan
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
29%
Jan
33%
Jan
Jan
7V4
Low
820
2
•
Petroleums Ltd
Jan
4%
50 %
1%
1
1
Co
Manufacturing
1,500
6,200
xl9% xl9%
"4%
Discount Inc
Southern
Bridgeport
22,200
6%
6%
v
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2
1
*
Corp
3%
10%
3%
61
62
Breeze
Pwr
&
Shaies
19% x20 y2
x20 %
20c
ord_»
Inc
Light
Traction
Jan
3%
Works
Gear
for Week
Low
1
Inc
Foote
66 y2
97/a
3%
Supply Manufacturing—
Aerojet-General Corp
Aeronca
Manufacturing Corp.
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores—
Great
400
1%
8V4
Products Inc
Aid Investment &
31/4
1%
Sales
Range
Par
High
Brazilian
Oorp
~——30•
Co.
,
3ya
1%
Aero
Alabama
Low
3
common
Acme
1
High
Week's
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
of Prices
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Shares
-10a
Corp—
Range for Week Ending January 27.
for Week
Low
intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
is
and
in which any
bond
<
Range
of Prices
Par
Corp .claM
Petroleum
-Acme-Hamilton
-
.%v
.
-Aberdeen
Sales
Last
Sale Price
stocks
American Stock Exchange
itself
Exchange
or
145
y2
Jan
Amer
Jan
Jan
Oil
Co
Tobacco—
£1
£1
bearer
rets old
dep
Columbia
8 176
Jan
J,\
Jan
*
36%
36%
37%
300
34%
Jan
38%
Jan
£1
1
dep rets ord registered
Amer
British
31%
7ft
6 iJ
7ft
51,700
6%
Jan
7 A
Jan
y14%
„an
Power
—
—
-
——
—
8
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
Alabama
Power
Alan Wood
5%
4 20%
Steel Co
10
common
100
1
preferred
Alaska
Airlines Inc
175
25
25 y4
85
267/a
Jan
85
Jan
22%
.
1,400
~5%
~SVa
"5y«
83%
Jan
27
Jan
79
84 Vz
preferred-—100
Jan
80
Jan
5y8
1,700
5%
Jan
Amer
Brown
Class
Amer
dep
rets
American
All-State Properties
Pictures
Artists
Allied
convertible
Paper
Alsco
5%
5%
6%
Jan
Bruck
4%
8,100
42,800
8%
7%
8%
52,500
3%
3%
37/a
2,400
.
1
10
preferred
1%
5
4%
Jan
6%
Jan
B
Jan
8%
Jan
67
Jan
10%
Jan
4%
Jan
5 %
Jan
10%
Jan
11 %
Jan
8y2
—
Co
Jan
50e
10%
9%
10%
2,200
9%
0
ii y4
10%
11%
5,600
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
10%
10 Va
11%
3,900
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
$3.75 pfd-100
78%
78%
76%
Jan
80y2 .Jan
1
X
4%
30
Inc
of America
American
Beverage
American
Book
American
Business
American
Electronics
American
4%
79%
63 %
81%
3,275
18%
17
18%
12,700
9%
8%
11%
4
3%
4%
Inc
inc
25e
Aluminum
11%
Jan
3%
1,800
1
Systems
II
Inc
Manufacturing
50c
12.50
Co
Jan
4 '/4
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
55
Jan
81%
Jan
15%
Jan
18%
Jan
77,000
8%
Jan
12%
5,100
3%
Jan
Jan
Jan
5
4%
900
6ya
6%
16,000
5%
29%
30%
1,300
26%
Jan
45%
49%
2,600
43
Jan
4%
4%
6%
...
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
49%
-
Jan
Inc
Thread
Corp of Del
preferred
5%
49%
1
2
5
A
Petrofina
Seal-Kap
6%
5y8
39,800
4%
7
Jan
11 y4
10%
11%
5,400
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
4%
4%
4%
2,500
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
31 Va
31%
450
31%
Jan
2%
2 Vb
2%
700
2%
S
Rubber
F
.1
. ...
.
Exploration
Buell
Die
Arkansas
class
Louisiana
Arkansas
Armour
Power
&
Co
&
;
~5%
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
Bunker
Hill
(The)
—25c
A
Gas
2.50-
Co
Oil
American
Associated
1
Shoe
Butler's
4Va
2,000
1,400
2%
3 Vb
12,500
40c
Jan
Jan
31
2
Jan
Associated
Laundries
Oil
Associated
—1
Aviation
Eastern
%
Jan
Canada
Bread
Jan
Canada
Jan
6 % %
6
1,300
4%
6,900
6y8
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
6 Va
Jan
8%
Jan
47%
Jan
51%
Jan
3%
9,600
3%
6
Jan
3%
100
50 %
5%
Jan
4
Jan
2,000
J
:
7,800
9%
Jan
.11%
—
360
89%
Jan
92 %
Jan
10%
3,500
Jan
10%
Jan
30,100
Ltd
Co
Canadian
Dredge
Canadian
Industrial
9
I
Javelin
39%
39%
Jan
96%
25
95%
Jan
96%
Jan
27%
16,500
20%
Jan
27%
Jan
2%
11,400
1%
4%
400
is
46,500
35
Jan
Jan
4
3
V
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
%
ft
Jan
400
6
6
2%
2%
1%
1%
5%
Jan
6
Jan
3,700
6
2%
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
1%
1,200
i %
Jan
6%
64,100
5
Jan
300
9%
Jan
10
Jan
25,200
14y8
Jan
18%
Jan
7,100
2y2
Jan
28%
Jan
58%
Jan
46 %
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
:
Baxter
Carey
25%
Jan
30%
Jan
Jan
5%
13
8%
4%
is y8
14%
15%
1,400
14
45
45
47%
1,700
42
10%
Jan
5%
Jan
7
1 «
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
25
25
24
89
73
100
25
23
100
89
5
1,700
5%
5%
1
1,700
,65
6d
•
Jan
5%
Jan
89
Jan
103 %
•
Jan
»
i°o
~5%
5%
100
Jan
1 if
Jan
Jan
57u
Jan
Jan
10
14%
10
100
10
Jan
10%
14
--
Co
Jan
Jan
5%
—
1
Corp
Jan
Jan
102
Light $5 preferred. •
&
Jan
Jan
14%
800
13%
Jan
147a
Jan
5%
,
6%
6,000
5
Jan
7%
Jan
65%
5%
66%
67%
9,400
61
Jan
68%
Jan
1 %
16,000
1%
Jan
1 %
1%
1%
Jan
67
68
190
65
Jan
68
80%
82
200
81
Jan
82
Jan
i4y8
67
14%
14 %
Jan
14%
Jan
Jan
1,000
23
Jan
23%
Jan
27:%
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
500
6%
Jan
7
Jan
9,100
%
Jan
1
Jan
500
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
42%
Jan
46
Jan
23
Jan
24 7 a
23 y4
27%
27 a4
150
6%
6%
6%
500
6%
7%
%
it
Jan
26%
23%
27%
2.50
'
'
Ltd
1
Corp
5
Co
Chesebrough-Pond's
Jan
100
1
v
Jan
Jan
15%
Jan
Jan
47%
Jan
12%
Inc
Corp
Controller
ft
6
6 it
Jan
Claussner
16
600
15
Jan
Clayton
18%
400
17%
Jan
16
19%
Jan
17%
Jan
Clopay
lc
3%
3%
3%
4,800
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
Club
5%
5%
20
5%
Jan
5%
lft
30,400
%
Jan
lft
Jan
47/a
Jan
4%
20,700
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
27%
26,600
25%
Jan
28%
Jan
5%
13,400
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
37%
14,800
33%
Jan
5%
5
37%
36
4
26>/a
Co
1
9.000
18%
19 Va
400
%
13 Va
5,900
8%
9%
6,100
~7%
12%
~7%
12
9
1
Co
-
i
Jan
a
t
ii
Jan
38
Jan
16%
Jan
19%
Jan
12
Jan
13%
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
10
.
8%
Jan
it
Jan
26%
_—
Corporation
15%
%
4%
1
Co
Manufacturing
17%
600
25c
Corp
Inc
Foil
400
%
%
%
1
—19c
Mining—
Corp
Chromalloy
Circuit
i
Oil
-
24%
-
—1
lc
Consolidated
Christiana
44
24
24
'
Chief
12%
42%
44
2
2
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Jan
.
1
Corp
Light & Power Ltd
6
6]|
——
1
•
it
4 if
32,600
Jan
1
5%
Jan
27
28%
10,700
24%
Jan
30%
Jan
33%
32%
36
11,400
31
Jan
36
Jan
1
17%
17
18%
5,600
15
Jan
18%
1
Corp
300
27
1
Co
5%
1
Construction
Corp
Oil Corp
convertible
8%
8%
12,300
Jan
8%
50c
5%
7%
class
A
7.50
50c
Ties
Belock
Instrument
Benrus
Watch
1%
1%
1%
5%
8,900
%
it
8,900
25c
common
Inc
I
1
2%
3
5
5
300
1%
1%
1%
Caribbean
Cockshutt
Farm Equipment
Electronics
4
Sand
Jan
Commercial
Stone
9%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Connelly
4
800
3%
Jan
4
Jan
8%
500
8 Va
Jan
8%
Jan
12%
4,900
9%
Jan
12%
Jan
49 %
Jan
Consolidated
14%
Jan
17%
Jan
Consolidated
3%
25c
49%
49 y8
49%
1,400
15%
:i5%
17V4
7,600
Inc
Inc
1
Corp
:
1
4
Blauner's
3
Co.
&
Bobbie Brooks
Co
•
common
•
prior preferred
CO
footnotes,
see
1.50
page
36.
6%
23
4%
37/a
1,500
24%
500
47/a
1,900
4%
t
....—.
.
New
l
6%
23
3%
Jan
Jan
Jan
6%
Royalty
8V2
40%
Jan
Construction
Products
Ray
Jan
Continental
Air
Jan
Continental
Aviation
18%
9%
Jan
25%
Jan
14,400
13%
Jan
15 >2
9
Jan
10
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
11%
Jan
34%
35 V*
1,500
29%
Jan
35%
Jan
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1,100
8%
Jan
9%
9%
8%
9%
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8%
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9%
Jan
4%
4%
4%
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4
Jan
4%
Jan
6%
6,500
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
21%
4,000
Jan
21%
Jan
Lines
Jan
A
Continental
Industries
Inc.
Jan
Continental
Cook
18%
20 %
7,800
15%
^an
20%
Jan
Cooner-Jarrett
Paint
Materials
&
Varnish
Inc
2%
Jan
3
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
3,800
11%
Corp
34
3
Jan
Commercial
97%
2%
Jan
Conector
Jan
3
6%
Continental
Jan
Jan
1
10 Va
Continental
9-%
2%
3,400
Jan
28
Jan
Jan
24,400
Jan
50
7%
1%
t
7%
5
1,600
lii Jan
Jan
29,900
11%
8%
97
400
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7
2
7%
Jan
34
4,400
7%
1%
10%
Jan
32%
lit
7%
1%
7%
3%
42
1%
10%
8%
Jan
1%
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200
35
20%
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Inc
&
200
16,200
6
21%
7%
class
37/a
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9
3,200
1
Inc
8%
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97
—
Jan
Jan
12%
8%
Oil
Sun
5%
25
Ltd
Pacific
Corp
'
100
Inc
6y8
__
1
Inc.
Bohack
6%
7%
19%
Jan
48
6.700
~
Containers
8%
Jan
4,400
15 %
Inc
50c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp...—»—10c
Consolidated Mining "& Smelt Ltd
*
8%
35 %
Co
Jan
1%
110,300
25,900
14
Public
Jan
5
9%
14%
——5
Metals
Jan
3%
13%
1
Co
~7%
Jan
23%
X23
li!
6%
'
13
8%
Jan
.
13%
23%
1
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Colonial
&
•
1
Jan
10 %
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Inc
1%
Jan
Jan
6%
10c
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Corporation
25c
,
--
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vtc
Oils
Jan
Jan
Jan
3,100
5
Colonial
"
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Corp
1%
7
2%
4
100
3
•
Co
Products
Aluminum
Coastal
Cohu
Hosiery
& Lambert Manufacturing—4
Corporation
1
Consolidated
Co
Jan
4%
Jan
Co.
&
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Oil
Clarostat
50e
Chemical
6%
107ft
Jan
Jan
3
Beck (A S) Shoe Corp
Bell Telephone of Canada
For
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
9 Va
1,700
•
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Jan
4%
5 %
10%
-.
(A
Community
Borne
5%
9%
10%
3%
400
5%
5
Ltd
(H C)
Jan
2,500
Kennedy, Inc
&
Products
Casco
Castle
1
Engineering
Wright Corp
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Jan
Jan
ft Jan
Jan
9%
Banco de los Andes American shares
(S)
it
5%
10 %
Power
Co
Securities
Blumenthal
Jan
Jan
9%
Ltd Amer dep rets B ord .2s
Inc
Rubber
Birdsboro
13
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6,700
1
1
5
Co
(J W)
Clary
Bickford's
Jan
4
"it "ii
Jan
Jan
200
4%
4 Va
Jan
B
Beau-Brummel
Jan
%
Carreras
Carter
Clark
Bearings
Jan
~3%
~
4
■y<
6%
28 %
Jan
11%
Canal-Randolph Corp
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products
Cinerama
Bayview
Jan
2%
Jan
Cherry-Burrell
Baruch-Foster
28 %
18,800
Jan
Jan
5%
Candy
200
3%
7 %
Jan
7%
Barton's
28%
3$r
5ft Jan
%
1,900
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A__l
28%
3ft
15,000
7%
1,200
Corp
Jan
7%
11%
20,200
Corp
33
6%
300
8
'5
—«-
Jan
6%
1,900
5%
1%
10
Jan
%
30%
39 %
4,600
1%
——
Jan
3
11%
5'/a
52
5,700
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1
Jan
57
Jan
r<r
7%
1,000
46 %
1
32 V8
50
Jan
11%
27%
58 y2
44
10c
150
Jan
%
7%.
preferred
33
47%
~8%
5%
A
33
Jaii
Jan
11%
29%
Automatic Steel Products IncCom
2%
Jan
Jan
a
56
—
10c
57 Vb
—
150
800
17%
partic pfd—10
6c
Minerals
Williston
Canadian
—_—1
Corp
62
23,200
Charter
Corp
Jan
84,300
Jan
57%
3
&
Inc
20 7
~3
9
6%
3
44%
Inc
3
Jan
50
4%
M3,700
2%
*
Inc
Jan
3
49%
9%
5%
181/4
16
•
Jan
2%
18%
5 %
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
Jan
Jan
7
10
6
9%
2
13%
11,400
60
5%
5%
Barry
Jan
22,300
3
20%
i
1
Tr
5,800
17%
15%
16%
10%
Oils LtH
&
Chamberlin Co of America
Barcelona
Jan
1
Min»»s
Northwest
Jan
Barnes
18%
"
Ltd
Marconi
Canadian
Can
16 %
rBarChris
Jan
7,700
Jan
Oil
14%
5%
13%
Banff
11,400
5 156
12,400
Baldwin
18%
5%
16%
Industries
17%
2.50
Ltd
Gas
14%
Baldwin
Jan
18
11,300
15%
Baker
21%
5%
1
Industries
Collieries
19%
4 it
Jan
Ayshlre
8,300
5ft
Jan
Industrial
21%
"it
1%
Avis
Jan
19%
ft
.
•
6%
non-cum
Jan
2%
1
Jan
class
8 Va
10c
Oils
Jan
Inc
Jan
Jan
Jan
Ltd
Homestead
Husky Oil Ltd
1%
Non-voting
%
6%
1 %
Dock Co
&
Canadian
Canadian
5%
Avien
Jan
6,600
vtc_l
Petroleums Ltd
Southern
Canada
7,400
Plastics
4,200
2,400
20
6,500
Devices
%
8%
20%
•
common
1%
Audion-Emenee
Jan
*
Ltd
Co
preference
5%
Audio
Jan
11%
2%
1
iy2
Aurora
14%
Jan
2%
5 %
Centres
Jan
10%
Jan
92%
10
16
1%
—
Mining
Sewing
13%
-
Cement
14%
4%
6%
Atlas
Atlas
Jan
700
ft
33
17%
5c
5p
Go
General
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
1%
5
Jan
"%
•
Supply
Sugar
Atlas
1%
8%
3,600
20%
1%
Consolidated
Jan
11
Jan
8,600
.
8
Jan
Jan
7%
50
50
50
is.
Jan
2%
2%
1
Co
Corp
Golfo
8%
Jan
11%
2%
5%
Atlas
Line
del
7%
10%
Jan
3%
Jan
14%
20%
Development Corp
__10 pesos
Corp option warrants
Research
Jan
'/a
13 %
11 %
%
Insurance
Fire
Jan
37%
2%
Coast
4
Jan
8
1
%
26
|16%
Atlantica
Jan
2%
Oil & Gas Co—__
Consol
Calvan
12%
96%
39 Vb
10c
Atlantic
6%
14
3
16 %
9%
Products—10c
Atlantic
1%
11%
•
preferred
$2.50 preferred
6%
preferred
700
9%
10
Labs
Testing
1%
1
$3.00
400
91 %
10
Chemical Industrial
Atco
2%
400
8%
1%
.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
*
Century Electric Co
.1—10
Associated
Jan
Jan
1,300
8%
10c
Inc
Electric Power common
10,800
3%
lc
America
of
Gas
&
Stationers
3%
12
1,300
11
11
8%
1
2.50
Carolina
11
Inc
Stores
Associated
8
7%
7%
11
—9
—10
1
& Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calgary
Calif
California
Camden
Industries—
dep rets reg
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3:
1
50c
•
shares—3s 6d
25c
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1
■
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%
6%
4
Ltd
Electric
American
Jan
6%
13%
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
Carnation
Associated
15
11%
2,900
3%
:
rets ord
dep
14%
4
27%
preferred
Corp
Jan
Jan
5,300
6%
6%
Jan
Ltd—
Mines
Burma
17 y4
48
48
4.72 pfd__100
Light
warrants
convertible
35c
Asamera
15%
13%
Company,
Burnell & Co Inc
%
.
5%
pfd—100
Altex Aluminum Co
Arnold
Jan
3%
Co
Machine
&
Canadian
Appalachian Power Co 4Va%
Electronics
13%
13%
(The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan common
60c
convertible preferred
6% serial preferred
17 %
ft
17%
-1
Ltd
4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' chS-3.45
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Anken Chemical & Film Corp
20o
Anthony Pools Inc
—1
Apollo Industries Inc
t
Arco
12%
2,000
1
*
Buckeye
13%
20e
2
Ltd
Products..
Radio Corp
Amer
24,000
,—66%c
Company
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Anglo
15
10
Co
Mills Ltd class B
Jan
7
|
A
Post
13%
6%
Jan
7%
30%
Jan
31%
class
American
American
American
Anchor
15%
Jan
•
American Meter Co
Andrea
14
14
14
com_30c
—30c
A
common
13%
15%
Mills Ltd—
Paper
shares
MARC
American
6,800
5%
"
Co
Israeli
American
700
4%
5%
Corp
America n-Internat
American
80%
4
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cl
14
Jan
3%
5,200
—
—
—
100
8'/2
8%
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Corp
Corp
Co
Ambassador
/
8%
Inc
Aluminum
i
7%
1
Control
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8%
7
7%
1
Inc
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A5 V2 %
Brown
Jan
3va Jan
10e
1
Co
Alleghany Corp
warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc.
Allied
Jan
6%
67
shares—
Amer
Engineering
B
preferred
4%
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
All
reg
Company
Forman Distillers
Brown
Jan
ord
rets
dep
cl
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1
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6Va
600
15%
14%
15 Vz
3,300
14%
Jan
7%
7%
7%
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7%
Jan
10c
%
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'—20
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6
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Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
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Jan
%
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2,400
%
Jan
46%
47%
400
46%
Jan
49
Jan
8%
8%
2,900
7 %
Jan
9
Jan
Volume
Number 6025
193
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(521)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Price
Par
B
Glass
Coro
Milner
15%
Jan
14%
100
Jan
14%
151/4
400
14%
Jan
15'%
Jan
191/2
100
191/2
Jan
19'%
Jan
6
Jan
6%
Jan
6
A Jan
13%
&
6'/4
6%
1,800
l7/8
2 '/a
11,500
1%
39'/a
96,500
291/4
Jan
39%
Cork Internat'l
iCrown
Drug
partic
61/2
Co
•
Go—
Mfg
6%
260
61/2
Jan
6%
3,900
111/4
Jan
151/2
Cutter
Laboratories
Co
Manufacturing
Jan
72
Class
B
class
3%
4,000
7%
2,700
common
25%
2%
Jan
5
370
57%
59%
15,300
9%
Jan
Jan
American
General
£1
dep rets ord reg
Jan
Jan
General Gas Corp
Jan
General Indus
19%
Jan
25%
Jan
51% Jan
59%
Jan
9%
900
9%
Jan
10
Jan
11%
3,100
8%
Jan
13
Jan
10»%
10%
900
8%
Jan
12%
50c
7%
7%
7%
3,900
6%
Jan
Daryl
Industries lnc—
50c
Stores Corp common
2.50
5 %
preferred
20
Davidson Brothers lnc
1
Day Mines Inc__
10c
Dayco Corp class A pref
_
35
D C Transit System lnc cl A com~2Qc
Dejay Stores
50c
Dennison Mfg class
A
5
6 %
5%*
6%
6,400
5%
Davega
8%
8
8%
8,700
7%
(A C)
28
100
144
1st
1%
Jan
Glenmore
8%
Jan
Globe
17%
200
16%
Jan
Jan
Gobel
7%
15,500
6%
Jan
8
Jan
Gold
6
6 i'o
26,400
4%
Jan
6%
31%
20
"29%
Jan
31%
Jan
31%
9%
3■
10
27%
800
3%
2%
28%
143 % 144
11
11%
4%
%
9%
10
2,100
Jan
10 %
4%
3%
Jan
27%
Jan
29%
Jan
IOV2
144
Co Ltd
Bridge
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
Dominion
Textile Co Ltd
lnc
Dorr-Oliver
stock
ord
Coal
8c
common
.
Jan
IIV2
Jan
9
Drilling
5%
ii
8,900
3,400
1/2
Jan
Great
Duke
Co—
Power
:
1.1
Jan
7
Jan
7%
American
4%
9%
Jan
B
...
Greer
11
Jan
41/4
1,100
11
13,900
Co
Hosiery class
Durham
common.
Potash Co
Jan
America
of
Corp
—
5%
Eastern
States
Iron
7%
7%
Corp
common--
Eider
and
Mines
3,100
6%
400
Jan
Jan
8
Gulf
Bond
Electric
8c
Jan
20
Jan
Gulf
100
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
Gulton
16%
21,200
14%
Jan
16%
11
11
200
10%
Jan
11
11%
11%
5,400
10%
Jan
12%
34%
250
331/8
Jan
34%
Electronic
Communications
9%
27,900
8%
Jan
9%
10%
20,500
9
Jan
10%
Jan
26%
27%
Electronic
Research
&
Hall
Jan..Jan
10%
11%
11,800
8%
Jan
11%
El-Tronics
of
Corp
24%
200
22%
Jan
24%
Jan
11%
10%
11%
2,500
10%
Jan
12
lnc new
52%
54%
600
50%
Jan
54%
National
Empire
3
3
3%
1,600
2jg
Jan
3
3%
3%
3%
1,800
3%
Jan
4%
——
;
25%
27
27%
29%
Stores
Hartford
(Max)
8%
9%
57,900
.
51/4
Jan
Havana
Jan
28 V2
Jan
Hazel
29%
Jan
Hazeltine
7%
*
Jan
Jan
93^ Jan
200
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
35
351/2
150
,33%
Jan
351/2
23%
24%
1,800
23%
Jan
25%
Hccla
Jan
172%
11 %
6,000
13%
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
26%
Jan
2%
2%
1,500
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
6%
6%
1,900
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
1%
2
239,800
1%
Jan
2
'
•
.
6%
Jan
19%
19%
200
11%
Jan
19%
Jan
34%
34%
800
33%
Jan
34%
Jan
8%
Jan
8%
10%
11%
1,900
10'A
Jan
11%
Jan
2%
2
2%
4,000
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
1%
1%
2
9,000
1%
Jan
5%
5%
1,300
5%
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
24%
Jan
8
8%
10%
~
8
1,100
——
24
—
Jan
Jan
2
3%
3%
4
3
2,900
Jan
11
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4,200
1
1%
5,900
Jan
12%
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Jan
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29
Jan
8%
Jan
1
11
Jan
1% Jan
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100
13
13
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Jan
29
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4
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—
Jan
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Jan
9%
10%
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Jan
11*4
Jan
48%
53%
18,800
46 %
Jan
53'A
Jan
17,500
1,400
1%
2%
Jan
6%
Jan
9%
Jan
1,800
24%
Jan
26*4
Jan
3"% "Jan
4%
Jan
10%
51
1%
2 Va
7%
24%
25%
4%
4%
3,300
2%
——
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4%
8
8%
8%
9%
22 %
22%
22%
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7%
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25
67y2
64%
67 y2
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5%
Jan
8%
Jan
63
800
2
23%
Jan
67%
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
%
Jan
9,900
1,300
lnc
Light
9*4
Jan
7
1,500
1
Jan
7
7,700
10
5
■
Jan
19%
4%
Jan
Jan.
Co
;
10c
*
National Kosher
Foods
Inc.SOc
Co
25c
Rubinstein
Jan
17
17%
27
155%
221/8
100
24%
153
157%
19%
Jan
24%
Jan
10,200
jfi
Jan
lio
Jkn
28%
13,600
25%
Jan
28%
700
15%
Jan
24%
Helmerich
Hercules
Jan
13,100
.
Jan
10,800
At
1
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6%%
5%
8,100
4%
Jan
5% .Jan
27%
12,900
25%
Jan
27% .Jan
5%
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5
26%
3%
4%
11%
10%
11%
50
2,400
37%
71
39%
70
32 %
19,500
103%
35%
101
100
72
5%
Jan
3%
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70
Jan
.39% Jan
Jan
105
Jan
Jan
72
Jan
101
70
Jan
11% Jan
9% Jan
'46% Jan
9,800
48%
100
pfd
Herold
8c
Payne
Galion
Radio
;
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&
Electronics
17%
Jan
27%
Jan
Jan
Hill's
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18%
19%
3,900
16%
Jan
19%
Jan
111/4
1,800
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
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Hotels
(R)
Class
8c
7%
7
7%
6,400
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
3%
3%
3%
1,600
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
1%
Jan
25c
25c
lnc
131/2
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14%
3,200
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
81/4
7%
9%
16,300
6%
Jan
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9%
10%
3,300
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Jan
12%
Jan
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5%
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4,200
Jan
6%
Jan
22%
24%
3,500
22%
Jan
24%
Jan
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
96
96%
150
94%
Jan
96%
Jan
15%
17%
29,400
12%
Jan
17%
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
6%
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Jan
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12%
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600
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10%
12%
Jan
13
Jan
12%
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Highway Trailer Industries
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.
convertible preferred
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5
27%
49%
lnc
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(W E) 3c Co
preferred
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lnc
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Jan
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*
23
20c
pfd—100
1
17%
5%
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Holly Stores Inc.
Holophane Co new
Oil
4%
4%
4%
23,400
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
Class
48%
48%
750
471/2
Jan
48%
Jan
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4%
4%
4%
5,700
3%
Jan
4%
7%'
1,100
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
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7%
500
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
21%
18%
21%
12,800
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21%
Jan
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5
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29 %
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12
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20,100
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11
Jan
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Jan
5
Jan
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&
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common.
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Electric
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;
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6%
2,500
36
10,700
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10,100
32%
6%
31%
130
7
Jan
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100
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8%
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38
Jan
6
36%
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36
Jan
Jan
Jan
189%
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Jan
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161
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53
9,800
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53
Jan
103
70
96
Jan
103
Jan
31
30
31
500
30
Jan
31
Jan
10
3,700
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Jan
10
Jan
1,200
1,800
74,800
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Jan
17%
Jan
14%
Jan
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Jan
2%
Jan
46%
10
176
46%
8%
189%
17%
15%
17%
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2.50
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33%
550
101
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common
—
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Hydrometals lnc
1
Hygrade Food Products—
1
2,000
1%
50c
common
class
4%
.1%
Jan
71/4
Ltd
Co
Mines
3%
1%
5
lnc
4%
-25c
Hoffman International Corp
48%
:_1
1
_1
___10c
or 25c
Instrument
8c
12 y4
Jan
1
Lithographing
Mining
4%
Jan
172%
25%
class A
Co
11%
Jan
10c
Co
Bishop
Hebrew
Jan
27%
___
8c
Mfg
Jan
5'A
3%
3%
__
preferred
Camera
Jan
11%
11%
2
1
Corp
Fairchild
11%
'
1
Electric
Hastings
/,;■ Jan
F
Factor
Jan
'
23%
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lnc
Hartfield
25%
3,100
8%
common
Fabrex
Jan
10
—
900
1
25c
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Espey Mfg 8c Electronics
Esquire Tnc
Esquire Radio & Electronics
Eureka Corporation Ltd
_$1
Eureka
Pipe Line
Exquisite Form Industries lnc
Jan
14%
400
lnc
—_50c
Ero
Jan
15
12 y8
Corporation
26
•
700
27
10c
1
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1
6 7o
cum 1st preferred—.10
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convertible
$2
1
Jan
Jan
50c
Lamp Co.
Plywood Corp
Home
Equity
59
Jan
■
12
11%
Jan
29%
.
Corp..
52
7,700
3,500
25%
com—*
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Harnischfeger Corp
Jan
28%
17 %
common
Air-Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
6,200
13%
14%
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class
American Corp
B
Ham
Jan
54%
1
America
Emery
56%
12%
11%
11%
Harbor
Jan
23%
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Missile
&
53%
12%
13%
■
25
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8c
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Harmon-Kardon
11
Associates lnc—10c
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Electronic
Electronics
56
Jan
H
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5,500,
26%
1
Jan
93%
Jan
9%
154
_
Jan
common—60c
Industries
Western
Hilton
Electronic
Land
Jan
8%
5
.1
Corp
Assistance
Electronic
93%
—
100% Jan
Jan
17
341/4
1%
Corp
Electrograpliic
Jan
Jan
155%
23%
,
;99 %
Jan
1
Share
8c
10
1
States
11%
•
*
1
Ltd
Dev
2
Jan
12
9c
Industries lnc
20
1.1
preferred series A—,
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Edo Corporation
Jan
8%
.1
Stores
Guerdon
14%
—
$7
1%
3,200
A
Corp
Products—
Grocery
Jan
Heller
Malleable
77,200
.1
Hell-Coil
Eastern
Jan
2
10
_5
Company
Jan
27
-20c >
25
1
lnc
Jan
5% jJan
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lnc—
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11
E
Frelghtways
18%
25
50c
Freehold
Helena
Eastern
18% Jan
Jan
16%
Hydraulics
11
10
1.1
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Jan
4
Producers
Jan
8%
9%
•
Dynamics
9
Iff
*
B
Corp
Test
Duro
Duval Sulphur &
'4%
14%
1%
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Mines
Chemical
Jan
10
11%
1
(The)
Duraloy
Jan
Jan
.1
1
Industries
Griesedieck
200
10%
.10s
reg
39
Jan
Jan
34%
—
Rubber Co Ltd—
dep rets ord
Dunlop
Jan
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class
Consolidated
9%
300
11
•
•
Jan
.18%
13,100
--
Corp class A. —10c
Products
Western
19%
1
Fair-Community Drug
Drug
4%
Jan
34 %
.
—
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lnc
preferred series A
6%
11%
1
Co
Jan
'
lnc
Co
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15 %
Co
17»A
—
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Great
Jan
23%
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&
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4%
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Jan
Jan
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Jan
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Grand Rapids Varnish..
Gray Manufacturing Co
Jan
4%
10
7
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*
5y8
27%
Jan
10%
3,300
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;
15%
10
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Goodman Manufacturing Co
Jan
8%
11
32.50
1
$2 preferred
Doirsey
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Corp
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
5
•
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Jan
800
10%
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*
*
*
*
7.50
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16%
1
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Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
'
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Distilleries
Goldfield
Jan
Jan
137
2,700
7%
7
9%
5,100
8%
I5
I
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7%
10
17%
2
9,500
90
11%
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1
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3 J/4
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10
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4%
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dep rets ord reg
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Diversey
Dixon
6%
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Jan
6%
31%
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10
Quality Supermkts
preferred
Jan
4y8
1,200
35
5
I~50c
Co..l
Industries
Tite
Glass
17%
.
Dilbert's
Jan
6%
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Detroit Gasket 8c Manufacturing
1
Detroit Industrial Products
1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
——:—25c
5%
27
200
4%
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.
*
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Yellowknife
8
7%
Desilu Productions lnc
13,200
4%
™
.
..2.50
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stock
12 y8
Jan
Jan
Giant
debenture
11%
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General Stores Corporation..—
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power 45 preferred.
$4.60
preferred
Giannini
Crystal Dairies
75
3y8
4%
—
6
Fireproofing
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Daltch
27»/a
2%
I
Jan
Electric Co Ltd—
General
7%
10%
107/a
5y8
27
5%
27%
Jan
2%
4%
1,000
3,600
6,400
2%
1
26
Jan
102%
Jan
'
3%
16
91/2
11
common.l
1
A
5%
39
Jan
2
Jan
21
*
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5%
1
39
38%
11 %
Jan
67
100
16
59 %
98%
600
5%
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General Builders Corp common..
5%
convertible preferred
Jan
15'/2
6 »/8
—*
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High
Jan
40
2%
Jan
72
27/B
*
Co
Tobacco
Corporation
Cubic
36%
102%
2
General
Jan
391/2
400
101
39
——
,
■General
Cuban
Low
2y8
common
preferred
5 %
Gellman
Jan
13'/2
%
72
10c
2.50
Co common
6 fa
2Va
Jan
70
15
5
*
25c
(Md)
"A"
Co
Crystal Oil 8c Land
$1.12
preferred
32
1
Co
Petroleum
Central
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Range Since Jan. 1
102%
Power
Gatlneau
Jan
151/8
2
5
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Shares
High
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——
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for Week
Low
Par
High
Jan
6 %
(ord reg)—£1
lnc (Del)_50c
Industries
Carrier
Creole
Low
—
receipts
American dep
14%
15 %
*
—-—1.50
A
Beverage
Courtaulds Ltd—
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
American Stook Exchange
191/2'
1
common
class
Corp
icott
«Crane
High
15%
5
•
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&
preferred
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Friday
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Range Since Jaik. 1
*
non-voung
lnc
Corroon
of Prices
Distilling Ltd cl A voting.*
(H)
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for Week
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(Range for Week Ended January 27^T
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,
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American Stock Exchange
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4
20%
2,%
20%
4
4
Jan
24%
24%
25%
29'A
29
297b
12%
12%
2,000
16,500
3,400
19%
Jan
227/s
Jan
21%
Jan
26 Va
Jan
28 y4
Jan
30%
Jan
2,000
22%
12%
Jan
133A
Jan
Jan
10 %
Jan
Jan
Jan
36
Jan
Jan
152
Jan
Fajardo Eastern Sugar AssociatesCommon
$2
shs
beneficial
of
1
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Seaboard
Drilling Co
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc.
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd
__
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Corp
,
-1.50
6%
1
18
1
1
__
Federated Purchaser class A
Felmont
35
30
preferred
Falcon
_ioc
35%
10,200
5%
6%
6,000
17%
18 %
700
32%
30%
29%
__
5%
17
Jan
35%
Jan
Jan
29%
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
18 %
Jan
1%
1%
lft
9,700
1%
Jan
1A
Jan
4
4
4%
43,800
2%
Jan
4%
Jan
6%
•
5%
6%
2,600
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
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5%
5%
5%
10,800
5 %
Jan
6
Jan
5%
5%
5%
1,500
5%
Jan
5%
11%
10%
11%
13,100
9%
Jan
11%
3%
3%
3%
2,800
3%
Jan
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Jan
Inland
Credit
Corp
12%
Jan
Inland
Homes
Corp
Corp common
convertible
Jan
O 74
Jan
Jan
23%
Jan
13%
Jan
13%
Jan
10c
_
preferred
_—8
10%
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Fischer
&
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Flying
Porter
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of
Ford
Motor
Co
Forest
Fox
City
Head
Fresnillo
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Fuller
Co
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Ford
American
Co
dep
_
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_
lnc
.
1
—
;
lnc
1
*
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A)
_
10%
78
b 74
22%
23%
1,200
5
10%
4 78
23,700
16
12
Jan
13%
13%
140%
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500
11%
13%
47,400
9%
Jan
125
131%
Jan
Jan
140% :141
12%
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see page
36.
20 %
1,400
19%
10%
11%
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10%
32
1%
2
4%
1%
1
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20
11%
Inc.
footnotes,
39 %
37%
Jan
39%
Jan
13 %
500
13
Jan
13 %
Jan
84
50
80
Jan
84
Jan
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4%
Jan
Jan
5
1,700
9%
5
89%
Breweries, lnc——_—.1
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-1
11%
11%
31»A
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5
9%
9%
33 %c
1
pfd—100
8%
7%
2%
2%
1
15%
Insurance
Go of North
America—
International
Jan
5'A
Jan
4%
Jan
53/s
Jan
International
Products
Oil
20 y8
Jan
Investors
11%
Jan
Company
Royalty
1%
Jan
2
Jan
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
Ironrite lnc
31%
32%
1,400
7%
28
20
1,600
2,100
18%
Jan
Jan
89 3/4
Jan
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
1,000
30 Va
Jan
32
Jan
4,100
7%
Jan
11%
Jan
8%
4,200
7%
Jan
2%
9,200
2
Jan
11%
31%
11
12%
Jan
Irving- Air
Jan
33
Jan
Israel-American
Chute
Oil
Corp
-
8%
2%
16
5%
5%
6%
—1
—10c
21 %
20%
21%
%
%
Jan
79
1,700
3,000
15%
Jan
167a
5%
Jan
6 3/s
3,200
216,000
18 Vb
Jan
217a
1
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Jan
Jan
Jan
79
15%
Jan
9%
76%
5,900
3,300
9
300
—-——1
Jan
Jan
20
Jan
9%
89%
85
4%
Jan
3,400
60,300
5%
5
19%
9%
Co lnc
class A
47,900
12%
4%
19%
Plywood
Iow.a Public Service Co 3.90%
Iron
Fireman
Manufacturing
8%
4%
1
Intex
reg
Brewing Co.
(The)
10%
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Enterprises
Frost
23%
1
__
—
Canada
rets ord
37%
17,300
6,100
25c
1
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First National Realty & Construc¬
60c
9
10%
82
38%
Jan
Corp
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13
9%
13%
10
Jan
_
lnc
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IMC Magnetics Corp
33 %c
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American dep rets ord reg
—£1
Imperial
Oil
(Canada)
*
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5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit 8c Ireland.fl
Indianpolis Pwr 8c Light 4% pfd. 100
Indust Electronic Hardware Corp—50c
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Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
34
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
of Prices
„
American Stock Exchange
Par
Shares
Low
High
Co.
—1
13%
Jetronic Industries Inc
.100
8'/a
Jupiter Oils Ltd
.150
2
12%
8
8%
2%
ft
13%
2%
91,900
5,300
Jan
14%
Jan
Mt
4,200
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
Mount
j} Jan
2%
Jan
1
Diablo
Mountain
Industries Corp
Kaltman (D) & Company
Kansas
Gas
&
Electric
«
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Kawneer
Co
Inc
98
30%
98
30
71%
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71
.
;
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30 %
20
21,000
98 :■ t
Jan
31
Muter
Kin-Ark
18
18
Jan
26%
12%:
300
11%
Jan
13%
Company
Jan
14%
15'A
1,200
12%
Jan
15%
Products
2%
2%
2,400
2%
Jan
Kirby
Petroleum
New
2V4
25%
1
111
2,300
.
%
Co
1 Va
1%
26,600
1 %
2 Vz
2,200
2%
~9%
10
a
Jan
Jan
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(H
Knott
Hotels
Kobacker
Ilratter
Inc
3
29
Jan
National
Brewing
National
Casket
10%
Jan
ft.
Jan
ft
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
33%
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
33%
6,000
21%
5%
92,800
3%
Jan
22%
100
22%
Jan
22 3
4
Bellas
National
183a
900
18%
Jan
18 %
19%
18%
19%
13,900
19'A
18%
19'A
2,400
33 V:»o
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Weld
Lake
Inc
2
--
Sliore
1
Electronics
Radio
2%
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb
i
Industries
Industries
Larchfield
35%
18%
14
16%
19%
Jan
19%
Jan
2
■
2%
Jan
Jan
Research
National
Rubber
.
Starch
&
Steel
Video
Jan
39%
Jan
National
16%
Jan
Jan
Leesona
Corp
Realty
Lefcourt
1,200
3%
1,000
5% Jan
6%
Jan
Nestle-Le
6%
7
Jan
New
England
Jan
New
Haven
6%
2,600
17%
15%
600
800
6%
6%
6%
7%
700
2,700
6
7%
Tourneau
Le
Jan
Jan
17%
16% Jan
13% Jan
16%
Kessler
39%
2%
41%
2%
6%
12
29%
1,700
60
.4%
-
—
—
7%
Jan
21
-
8%
Jan
7%
900
Jan
%
Jan
3
11,600
.i.:
9
.,
Jan
Jan
',' 5 Va
Jan
4%
Jan
5
4%
1,400
4%
Jan
7%
9'/a
55,100
7%
Jan
9%
Jan
2%
2%
2%
100
2%
Jan
3Va
Jan
4%
.
36
36
20%
20%
22%
•
33
Jan
36
Jan
19%
200
35%
,
—
Jan
23 Va
Jan
10%
9
Jan
13%
Jan
11%
Jan
15%
Jan
8%
Jan
9 VA
Jan
1%
'6,200
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
__2
15%
13%
16%
14,800
12 Va
Jan
16%
Jan
19%
19
20%
11,000
17%
Jan
20%
Jan
—10
20%
20
20%
700
18
Jan
20%
Jan
38
36
3,700
31%
Jan
38
Jan
11%
10%
175
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
89,600
2%
Jan
4
Jan
500
2%
Jan
3
Jan
'•1,900
1%
Jail'
2'A
Jan
50c
•
Associates
.1
Corp___j__
class A_^
1%
3%
10c
Co
11%
3%
4
3
*
2
"2
2%
21
5,600
Jan
21
Jan
17%
18%
8,600
16 Vb
Jan
18%
Jan
14
1
15%
3,800
13 Vb
Jan
15%
Jan
Jan
3 2'A
Jan
44%
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
20
x20%
18%
xl5
2
38
-
■2%
__
30c
19%
1
&
Clock
&
Watch
Co
29
30'A
3,900
28%
44%
43%
44%
10,100
39.1Vz
1
Tel
29%
20
Co
Min
Park
41%
Jan
3%
Jan
New
York
Jan
12 %
Jan
New
York
Jan
31
Jan
New
York
New
5
1%
1%
1%
27,400
1%
Jan
Jan
.
10%
Jan
21 Va
Jail
%
4
5,400
%
Jan
%
20 Vb
21%
12,000
19'A
Jan
21%
Jan
9%
9%
9%
300
8%
Jan
10'A
Jan
1
1%
1 Vb
1%
18,500
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
-
Land
Mining Co
Process
*
Co
•
Co
Merchandise
10
127%
130
Jan
Jan
26
24
26
1,500
24
Jan
26%
Jan
36
36
37%
1,950
27%
Jan
37%
Jan
21
Rosario_ "_~3.33 Va
Honduras
A
127% 127 Vz
_
Auction
&
1
21
21
Jan
21
Jan
10-
25
Jan
7% Jan
%
21 Vb
1
Coj
50c
—__25o
Arizona
Jan
7%
Chem
&
Zinc
New
Jan
19 %■ Jan
1,000
12
100
Inc_
Tel
&
8% Jan
38
Jan
2%. Jan
4% Jan
7% Jan
18,600
400
3,300
8%
1
Jersey
24
—
3,700
15%
Ltd
Corp
Mexico
10%
•
200
5
21 %
8%
10%
—
—
13%
Electric
Mur
Idria
New
Nickel*. Rim Mihes Ltd
Nipissing
%
.—1
Mines''
Lites
Noma
Bartlett—
&
7%
600
•
5Va
Jan
57/a Jan
10,200
51,000
11%
29%
6
5
Chain
Steel
Lockwood
•
—
1
10
1
8 VA
-
4'A
Jan
Jan
5%
200
12
1
Inc
Liberty Fabrics of N Y com
5% preferred
Lithium Corp of America Inc
Locke
8%
39%
2%
.—3%
Inc
(RG)
8%
8%
5
25c
Corp
Refineries
Leonard
Jan
8%
Corp
Nelly Don Inc
4
4y8
6%
5
University
6%
14%
Natus
%
33%
5%
17%
15%
—1
Extension
Jan
4%
9%
1
Chemical..
Transit
New
Salle
6
8%
8
1
Corp
Car
New
La
8'A
1
Ltd—
Ltd—
Industries
Union
3%
6%
5
Corp
4,200
13%
Machinery
Rental
Stores-—.—:
&
12% Jati
5,100
21,100
,
17%
15%
3
Inc
Jan
1
Presto
National
Jan
Petroleum
5%
3%
—
5
10;
.
35%
—25c
Mlg
National
Jan
18
3,700
39%
14%
——1
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lamson & Sessions Co :
Lanston
39
.
-
1
Ltd
Mines
~
1
Corp
Jan
<
14%
8%
1 {,V
Machines
Equipment
National
National
Apparel
8%
1
Inc
National
Lafayette
"6%
.
1
5
Company
Company
National Telefilm
L'Aiglon
(Mich)
Co
National
~
Kropp (The) Forge Co
33
6%
1
Natio-nal
Jan
_1
_
preferred
300
6 Va
1
Millmg__3
Hess
National
Jan
18%
18%
—1
Corp Class A
convertible
Jan
—V
Jan
8
35
34%
Jan
4,500
9%
8%
9%
2,600
Jan
9%
22%
7.50
9%
Inc—
National
4%
5%
5
—
_
Jan
National Alfalfa Dehydrat &
Jan
12%
1,600
14%'
Industries
Napco
Jan
4,000
13%
33 Va
-
Jan,
40%
8
Jan
13,000
/k
14
25c
Corp
Stores
(The)
$1.20
Co
new
Jan
24%
Jan
——-1
National
Rubber
L)
4%
Jan
31'A
Inc__
2
National
Kleinert
Klion
4
20
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
2 Va
-
10%
Va
•/if
1
_
%
1
Jan
1%
1
--L-
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Klein (S) Dept Stores Inc
11,300
24,200
•
N
2%
Jan
2%
200
common
2
Jan
1%
2%
_i
_
4%
40%
Jan
.
::,_:_io.
Company
Company
Kingston
Jan
9% Jan
Jan
12'/a
j
Oil
Kingsford
26 %
Jan
2,200-
Jan
Jan
12 Va
—
Copper Colbalt Ltd
Jan
8 %
8 %'
Jan
75%
Jan
V;
24 Va
26%
8%
24%
Muskogee Co
Jan
14,200
25%
r
4%
Jan
%
3% Jan
4% Jan
15% Jan
37
Jan
27 Va
Jan
22%
3%
60
14%
15;
4%
11%
95%
800
:
15
!
23%
38%
Jan
.9,800
Jan
1
Jan
Nachmun
Kilembe
8%
-5
——2.50
——10
.
—50o
3
1,800
-
75% :
Jan
3%
:>•
——1
8%
40,000
10,000
20%
-i,;,-' _l
Co
&
3Vz
•.
„5
Stores
(Walter)
'"-'I
11%
3%
■
250
(Del)
Jewelry
Kidde
r-'-T,r
—
10%
3%
100 v.;.
pfd
Katz Drug Company
Kawecki Chemical Co
Kay
11%
50c
26%
15
Ohio Mlg Co
—!
Muskegon Piston Ring Co—
Murray
Kaiser
3%
400
:
.
Corporation
Murphy
'•! '2% Jan
100.
4'/a
:
Muntz TV Inc_,
K
2'/a'Jan "V
2'A
4
1
& Tel
Tel
States
Videotronics class A
MPO
1
High
Low
2%
1
—2.50
—12.50
Mills Inc
Range Since Jan.
'
»
High
—*
Company
Vernon
Shares
1
com
preferred
12 Va
for Week
Low
Par
,
Products
Metal
Clemens
(j'/p
Glass
'
..
Mt
Jeannette
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Range
of Prices
Last
-
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
•
Low
Monday, January 30, 1961
.
.
(Range for Week Ended January 27)
Sales
Friday
.
1
1
ft Jan
1,400
%
5
4%
ft Jan
|J Jan
Jan
4,200
Jan
il
4%
5
7,800
10
%
1
—L_l_„
InC
5%
Jan
'
Class
A '
■
4%
6y8
25c
-
„
6%
3%
3,300
Jan
6 Va
Norfolk
Jan
North
A
•/
Electronics
Loral
Co.
Watcli
Longines-Wittnnuer
Corp
new
1
_
—"
—25c
c
35%
1%
Jan
HVa
600
10%
Jan
ll'A
37%
38,900
31%
Jan
37%
17%
17%
173/a
11,300
16%
Jan
65%
64%
65%
9,800
60 Vb
Jan
65%
Jan
-10c
19%
19
19%
700
16
Jan
21%
Jan
_2.30
Lynch
26%
26%
27
600
25%
Jan
27
Jan
10%
11
a
Corp
Railway:
Cement
B
-10
\ 2
400
'4%
Jan
4%
Jan
2,200
38%
Jan
44 Va
Jan
44 %
2,450
39
Jan
44%
Jan
*2%
1,000
42%
44
—1
_.
4%
42
44
A— „10
44 V2
4%
4%
—.1
class
Jan
—10
Service
Gas
Southern
Jan
■,
„30c
Louisiana
Class
.
Jan
34%
'
&
■
:i'/a
1 %
10%
■
./
6,700
lV'a
i%
1
&
American
11%
7,400
8'A
118 VB
Jan
11%
Jan
Jan
North
American
North
Canadian
Royalties Iqc
2
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2".
Jan-
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
*
Northeast
North
North
RR
Ind
Nova
^
Co
Pub
Rankin
Serv
Nickel
Industrial
Nuclear
Ltd
Airlines
Penn
Northern
-25
1%
Mi!
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Oils
4%
4%
■
2-
86
V
Jan
Jan
64
J.an
*
Jan
86%
Jan
ft
Jan
ft
Jan
800
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
34,400
37/a
Jan
5%
Jan
6 Va
Jan
.
1
%
ft
6%
6%
(Del)
4%
4%
5
90
.
7%
-10c
Ltd
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Corp of Amer A
4%
84
11,600
86
1
Mines
Jan
63%
4,000
4%
—50
pUL .100
4%%
1%
11,800
V2
4%
Jan
M
MarFadden Publications Inc
Mack
Trucks
Macke
(G
Mackey
Inc
B)
class
Corp
Inc
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Mages Sporting Goods
Oil Corporation
Public
Majestic
Stores
4,300
24%
1%
1%
3,700
};!-
17,800
'
ft
5%
23%
23 y2
•
35 '/a
31%
37%
.2.50
8%
Inc
—
4,400
Jan
Jan
a
Jan
24%
Jan
Jan
1 %
Jan
%
Jan
n
% 'Jan
4%
i
Jan
Jan
14,900
25
35%
38 %
5,700
30%
8%
8%
4,900
8
<
5%
Jan
Jan
35»/2
Jan
22
o
Jan
20:
1%
800
>
10'A
Jan
19%
v.
2,300
5%
23%
Co
9
15%
4,300
%
%
-
7
1
Service
Specialities
Mangel
20%
24%
9%
•
10c
50o
Magna
Maine
3,600
13%
19%
10
1
__33%c
lo
A
Airlines
10
18%
1
I—
warrants
23%
Jan
Jan
35%
Jan
Jan
38%
Jan
Ohio
Ohio
Power
Olcalla
4%
Jan
13%
14%
28,200
15%
Jan
29
29%
"1,100
13 %
27
Jan
29 y2
Jan
30%
Jan
93
92%
93
110
89%
Jan
93
Jan
2<ii5
Corp--—:.
-
Brass
14%
1
Ogdeii Corp
66,100
50c
Petroleum
Co
4%%
Oils
preferred-!—__—100
l.td
Old
Corp common
preferred
40c
5%
Marconi
Rubber
&
International
Communication
Martin
Maule
Mead
Oil
Inc
&
Jan
10%
Jan
200
6%
6%
6%
2%
2 Vb
3
52,600
130% 141
15,200
131 %
6 Vb
2
Jan
7
Jan
6%
1
%
%
400
1
83%
83%
84%
2,900
82
Jan
89
Jan
5
-237/a
23%
24 y4
3,100
23%
Jan
24%
Jan
1
Corp
59'A
4
Jan
13%
Jan
5%
Extruders
Inc
6%
preferred
Micromatic
Hone
% Jan
%
Pacific
Jan
Pacific Gas &
Clay
5%%
1st
2,000
5%
1st
Jan
4.50%
redeemable
1st
2%
Jan
3
Jan
4.36%
redeemable
1st
preferred—25
preferred—25
12
11%
pfd
Airlines
Inc
Jan
9%
Jan
40%
Jan
4 Vb
Jan
13 Va
1,700
4Va
11 Vb
Jan
Jan
13'A
Jan
1,300
19'/a
Jan
22 3a
Jan
16,000
14%
Jan
18%
Jan
5%
6
700
■—
12%
12
'
Power
6
Jan
Pacific
Northern
Jan
Pacific
Petroleums
Jan
600
5
3%
2,100
1,700
3%
%
38 Va
1
38 3A
10,000
23 Va-
25 Vb
4,200
3%
7,500
Warrants
3%
;
4.80$*
preferred,
series
B__.
_100
4.50% 'preferred
series
C_i•
—r—lOO
100
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ChemicaL
Electro
1
Products--
footnotes,
see page
36.
85
t.
,
,
91 %
93
"■jlu
85
93
'
-
10
100
z
148
Jan
Pacific
28%
Jan
Paddington
6%
Jan
Page-Horsey
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
Pall
%
Jan
%
Jan
Pancoastal
42 V*
Jan
Pantepec Oil (C A)
27 %
Jan
28%
Jan
26 Va
400
25%
Jan
26 VB
Jan
25%
1,200
25 Va
Jan
25%
Jan
25'/a
25%
1,700
25%
Jan
25 "/a
Jan
25
24%
300
24%
Jan
23'A
600
22%
Jan
23%
Jan
22'A
22%
200
22
Jan
22%
Jan
7%
Jan
24%
Jan
-11%
146% 148
-.11%'
70
12%
3",900
23
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
82%
Jan
91
Jan
-
6%
3,000
146%
Jan
Jan
10%- Jan
57 %
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6 Ye
7%
7,400
6%
90'/a
90%
580
86'A
Jan
90%
Jan
87 y2
88
140
86 Vz
Jan
88
Jan
95
%;
94 V2
95'A
260
91%
Jan
95 Va
Jan
133%
Jan
87 Vz
87%
87%
7
•
Jan
130
Jan
84
Jan
610
88
1
Jan
2%
2%
3%
3,200
2V2
Jan
3'A
Jan
1
11%
10%
ll'A
23,900
9%
Jan
11%
Jan
6%
6 Va
6%
3,300
5%
Jan
102
4
Jan
Park
Jan
6'/a
Jan
85
Jan
Power
Corp
class
Tubes
class
100'A
150
58%
67 V2
9,000
51%
25
25%
1,100
24 Vz
30
35%
19,900
1%
60,500
100
Class
Pen
Parkershurg-Acf na
Patino
6%
Jan
1%
%
A_L
Corp
7%.
Jan
"8%:
-
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Electronics
*—*—»—^2-50^'.
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5%
V
,
28%
1
100%
Jan
Jan
Jan
67 Vz
Jan
Jan
26'A
Jan
Jan
35%
Jan'
Jan
1%
Jan
A
Jan
11!
Jan
9%
Jan
100
7'/a
Jan
9,100
-4%
Jan
14% ; 14Vz...
500
14%
Jan
14%. Jan
13
100
12%
Jan
13%
TVa
Jan.
*3 %
Jan *'
7%,,
x33/4,
of .Camilla
Tinftie
7%..
4%l
:i4%.:
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Pato Consolidated Gold Dredg Ltd—-^1,,
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100
8,200
7%
-2
—_L-—
■1%
5%'
2
j—
B —.——t——1'■———
Jan
-,57 Va- Jan
34%
Bol
Bol
—
Co-class
Jan
Jan;
1
vl,c„2
Amer shares—1
(C A1
Company—^——1
class ,A—10c
93
-13%
67
Electrochemical Corp
90
148% Jan
100
1
*
pfd
L
—.—
A
Petroleum
Chemical
5%
A
Light
&
Corp
100
7
Jan
36 Va
90
'•
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25c
'
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3%
85
—*->
V<vjdy Investors Ser^iee partic prefMorse
Jan
-31%
Jan
1
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——
Jan
Jan
25%
Parker
preferred
Montrose
39%
Jan
27%
——'
Airlines—
—
Jan
99
Go—
4.40%
Montgomery
Jan
30'/a
2,100
25 VB
7
dividend
12%
1,900
25
;
~t
38%
5,600
Va
90%
preferred.———*
$4.75 conv dividend preferred—
*
$4.36 dividend preferred
*
$4 75
Park
Monongahela
400
31%
28
87%
—
35%
6 VB
36 %
Inc__
Jan
99
%
;
Precision Industries
39%
31'A
23%
Lighting $4.;>u prelerred — __'
dividend preferred
—*
$4.40
Jan
28%
50
Industries
cuetHi:
Jan
5%
—
1
Monogram
Jan
Jan
Jan
24%
>
—2
Paciifc
11%
27%
—
6
1
5%
redeemable
35
99
—'
28%
l
600
4.80%
Jan
18%
loo
Ltd-
Warrants
Jan
8'/a
34'/a
22%
100
-
(Can)
10%
20,300
16
6
"ctfs"
Molybdehum Corp of America
" Jan
21%
•
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Molybdenite Corp
12%
14%
1,100
9
40%
50
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
Mirro Aluminum Company,
Mohawk
1,300
7
Jan
17%
50c
Canada
RR
12
Jan.
22
5
preferred-,.
6%
__
2.50
common
of
Jan
3%
15%
Jan
12
50o
convertible
Corp
Jan
4 °/h
19'A
1,300
5,100
22%
preferred—25
10%
12%
% %
Jan
15 Va
4%
25 Vz
_
25 Vb
pfd series A—25
1st
2,700
Mid-West Abrasive
4
redeemable.
14,300
8%
Mining
,
25%
redeemable
3
38%
Co
Jan
18%
Jan
27%
preferred
1
35
preferred
—25
1st preferred-——25
5%
14
10
Corp
60
Jan
13%
19 %
39%
31%
pld—.25
5%
8%
Miller Wohl Co
1st
6%
2%
39 %
Piping
500
3%
«
Products
Electric
13%
1
Midwest
Jan
16
1,000
16%
1st
6%
3
Microwave
Mill Factors
60 '.
Jan
Jan
13%
Associates, Inc
.1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
Corp
14%
16%
1
1
1
;
52
..1,850
18
13%
1
com
10c
:
17 Va
'
.lii-
Manufacturing class A
Jan
20
5%
Miami
57 Vz
17 vb
1
:
—
5%
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
A Jan
6-74
4%, Jan
|
Jan
4%
900
Jan
Jan
16 Vz
11,500
Jan
3%
Jan
141
4%
4%
Jan
3%
500
Jan
19%
20
va
2,100
4-
Jan
3
Jan
122%
33%
11%
v
1
Mining Corp Ltd_—
I
Thermit
28%
7,500
1
Mfg Co_.
Refrigerating Co
&
12,200
11%
3
1
Mesabi Iron Co
Metal
31%
11 vb
50c
Co
Merchants
Merrill Island
28%
11 Va
Corp
Johnson
Men a sco
28%
Ltd
Industries
McCulloch
Overseas. Securities
Oy.t'M'fi Wliictiio Corp-—
Oxford
£1
warrants
Co
Massey-Ferguson
Jan
Marine
Ltd
Co
3,200
iV,
5%
4
J
__1
1-
.
Tire
%
%
90c
Town
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shar;es_iOs
Opelika Mfg Corp
5
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6'/a
5%
5%
Jan
9%
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...
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,
.
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,
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.
7%
2 .^ 8
5%
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8%
Jan
3%
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Jan
Jan
^
Jan
7 %
Jan
%
Jan
-
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Jan*/
1«
11%
Jan;
Jan
Jan
Jan
.
Vblume
193
Number
6025
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(523)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stuck Exchange
•
:■
•"
■"
;
"
-
of Prices
Par
Low
(Range for Week Ended January 27)
Sales
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
American Stock
9%
67'/a
65%
Perfect
39
9'A'"*,
9%
High
Photo
Peruvian
20c
Inc..
Oils
Minerals—-
&
25 %
1
7%
Jan
9%
Jan
1,500
67%
900
65%
Jan
67%
Jan
.
25'A
26
3814
4134
4,000
55,100
600
1ft
lft
1%
33%
32%
33%
25%
1%
27%
Jan
Jan
37
Jan
44%
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
-l
Industries
-5
r.._—
I,800
32%
Jan
34%
Jan
Phillips Screw Co——
Phoenix
Steel
Corp (Deli.
Piasecki
Pierce
Aircraft
Pittsburgh
Lake* Erie
&
50
—:
Pittsburgh Railways Co____—
Materials
Plastic
&
Polymers
Pneumatic Scale1
Electronics
Poloron
Products
Corp—
class
Power
&
Alexander
Simmons
Inc
Providence
Public
4 'A %
600
11%
Jan
63A
6%
Jan
12
7
1,100
-
102%
Jan
Smith
12%
Jan
Sonotone
7%
■
Jan
Boss
South
(Howard)
Manufacturing
39%
Jan
42
Jan
183A
Jan
22%
Jan
South
Jan
12%
Jan
5%
22%
Jan
4.88%
300
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
6%
5,400
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
14%
78,300
9
Jan
1
14%
Jan
7%
Jan
7%
7J/e
7%
1,500
6%
Jan
38%
37%
39%
4,500
27%
Jan
41
1
Jan
Oil
original
Co
31
30%
31%
3,800
29%
Jan
31 %
Jan
12.50
preferred
28
64%
200
64
Jan
25
11
25%
Jan
25%
25%
500
4.78%
24%
Jan
preferred
25
53Mi
24%
Jan
24%
25
500
24
4.56%
cumulative
Jan
2%
II,100
2%
preference
—25
Jan
214
Jan
65%
65%
100
4.48%
63
convertible
Jan
65%
Jan
350
preference
25
603A
Jan
Jan
60%
60%
100
4.32%
cumulative
58%
Jan
61%
Jan
preferred
26
22
22%
4.24%
cumulative
2,000
21%
Jan
22%
Jan
preferred
25
21%
22%
300
4.08%
cumulative
21%
Jan
22%
Jan
preferred
1
2%
2 A
63
493A
1
49%
5,500
5%
5 A
13,000
6%
*
47%
5%
_
—1
1
64
5%
63A
10,400
13%
20
23'A
13%
13%
40%
64
Jan
cumulative
800
49%
Jan
4%
Jan
53A
Jan
63A
Jan
Southern
California
Material*
—
65%
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
Southern
203A
400
19%
Jan
203A
Jan
Southern
20%
23 %
4,900
20%
Jan
23%
Jan
Southern.
10%
103A
2,200
10%
Jan
103A
Jan
Pipe
Petroleum
Co
25
—
Corp
Xnc
Jan
Jan
25
Jan
*
'
\
2
-7%
15%
3
Line
65
257/a
'
•
Jan
5%
.■v
preferred.
cumulative
193A
203A
1
5
7%
200
7%
Jan
16
5,100
14%
Jan
16
Jan
5
15%
1
.
200
4%
Jan
5
Jan
11
2,500
7%
Jan
100
85%
86
50
21,500
13%
83%
1,500
Jan
87%
Jan
Realty & Utilities
I
11
10 %
Southland
103A
,
17"%
9%
Royalty Co
Cnrp
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Jan
5
64
62%
64
300
Spencer
58%
Jan
64
Jan
1
32%
29 %
32%
8,400
28%
Jan
34%
Jan
9
8 Vb
9%
Stahl-Meyer
50,500
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
•
9%
9%
9%
600
8% Jan
9%
Jan
1
10%
Shoe
49
Jan
71%
Jan
22%
Jan
13
Jan
17%
Jan
$1.60
12 %
Jan
14'A
Jan
Standard
Inc
Jan
21%
Standard
Dredging Corp
convertible
Standard
Oil
Products
Standard
Shares
Quebec Lithium
Corp
Quebec Power Co
3%
]
2%
3%
2,700
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
Standard
Tube
10
'50c
R
Aviation
B__
*
Inc
13%
13%
13%
500
13%
JatT™
14
Jan
27 %
27 %
27%
50
27%
Jan
27%
Jan
—1
26
25
26%
9,400
22
Jan
10
19
18%
19
1,200
16% Jan
40c
9
8%
9
4,700
26"%. Jan
19%.; J ah
9% Jan
.
Inc
1
1
Corp
Packing Co
Co Inc
Rayette
-
6%
Jan
Investment
Trust of America
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
Red a Pump Co
Reeves Broadcasting & Dev^
4%
1
2,600
43A
Jan
200
193A
Jan
20
4%
20'A
7%
.j
20
lt,
J an
Jan
3,500
Jan
Jan
73A
Jan
2%
30,500
33A
6
9,600*
3%
5
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
5%
%. Jan
Jan
%
%
3,500
%
Jan
56%
63%
4,850
53%
Jan
63 %
Jan
12%
12%
13
3,300
11%
Ja n
13
Jan
1
13%
13%
300
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
5
5%
4,300
3%
Jan
5%
Jan
43A
•
14%
5
■—1
Reslstoflex
4%
4%
3,b(j0
4%
Jan
5
J an
17%
20 %
9,400
143A
2%
2%
100
2%
Jan
~8%
7%
8%
4,000
7%
Jan
8%
83A
8%
12,800
7%
Jan
8
20 %
1
-50c
Co
Ridgeway Corp
i—1-
—
common—__
,
19,000
%
A
Jan
20%
2%
43A
43A
4%
15'%
14%
15%
65,300
%
Jan
1%
Jan
71
68%
1%
Jan
71
3,600
68 %
Jan
10%
9%
10%
2,500
9%
Jan
11%
24%
25%
700
24%
Jan
25%
Jan
3%
4%
2,200
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
6%
6%
1,800
6
Jan
7
Jan
8%
9
Jan
10
~6%
.
71
Jan
Jan
Corp
1
Co
Steel
80
27
80
100
Jan
5%
Jan
15%
Jan
30
3,800
26
Jan
79
26 3A
100
*
14
3A
80%
Jan
Jan
31%
Jan
4%
4%
4
5
19%
19
—.—1
83A
Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
%
6
6%
Jan
Jan
8%
6
1,200
4%
Jan
6
Jan
4 %
8,200
3%
Jan
4%
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Stetson
2,400
16'A
Jan
22%
Jan
8%
900
8 %
Jan
9%
Jan
2%
50c
-•
50c
Inc—
Avenue
Russell (The F C) Company
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes
:
6U
—1
—*
"2%
6
1%
1,200
61}
A
Jan
6
Jan
6
}f
Jan
1%
13,000
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
2%.
3,500
2%
2%
6,400
2%
Jan
3
1,800
2%
Jan
23A
1
2%
Jan
23A
3
1
Jan
9
9
9%
1,100
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
50c
25c
Inc
(Hugo)
Products
27%
71%
9%
3,8&0
73
,,
10%
5
13%
13%
15%
15%
10c
2%
26
250
Jan.
9%
Jan
10
Jan
67%
Jan
ft Jan
2%
29%
Jan
Jan
Jan
74»A
Jan
1,200
13%
1
8
Jan
10%
Jan
(Del)
Corp
Corp:
12
Jan
13%
Jan
400
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
2%
13,800
2%
Jan
2%
21%
21%
100
20'A
Jan
21%
;
Jan
40%
41%
600
40
Jan
43%
Jan
400
*'18
Jan
18%
Jan
40%
Jan
_1
18
18%
40%
38
40%
,
33%
Jan
13,100
3%
Jan
4%
2,800
4%
Jan
3%
5,000
3%
Jan
2%
9,600
1%
3%
3%
2,500
2%
2%
1,300
6%
6%
7
9,900
34%
32%
35%
22%
22%
23%
5
22%
22
23%
.1
Petrol
Supercrete Ltd
:
Superior Tool
Die Co
Superior Window Co class A
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Syntex
Corporation
3%
4%
4%
I
3%
3%
2%
2%.
1
3%
10c
Corp
4
10c
Inc
International
10,600
5
(Del)
Electronics
18%
.1
.
:
900
15%
2%
5
Corp
Corporation
Sunair
ft Jan
.
27%
5
Stop & Shop Inc.
Sunset
.•
•
73
Co
Stornf Container
Stylon
— —
.—1
Talon Inc class
4%
B
A
common
common—
cumulative
preferred
2 %
25o
.
2
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
10
4
4
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
3
Jan
3%
Jar.
2'A
Jan
2%
Jan
5%
Jan
7
Jan
20,200
28%
Jan
35%
Jan
,2,400
4,400
20%
Jan
25 %
Jan
20%
Jan
25
Jan
Jan
7
Jan
'
Teletro
37%
5
7
500
38%
6,500
5%
7
2,000
37%
5
Jan
40%
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
31%
35
3,300
31JA
Jan
36
Jan
35%
32%
35%
4,700
32
Jan
37
Jan
1
Inc
35
*
Inc
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
5%
50c
Operations
Technicolor
38%
9
Corp
Technical Materiel
Technical
7
•
13%
11%
13%
68,200
11%
Jan
14
Jan
3
Jan
20c
3%
3
3%
5,500
10c
12%
12
12%
13,000
1
10%
10%
10%
1
2%
2%
3
8
7%
8
Inc. _25C
6 %
5%
6%
50c
2%
l7/a
2%
1%
1%
1%
:
Industries
Corp
Teleprompter Corp
Television
Industries
Inc
Tenney Engineering Inc
2%
2%
2
2%
Inc
Terminal-Hudson
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
12,500
•
Brewers
Precision
(JB)
Stinnes
28,100
ordinary
Corporation
Aluminum
8%
ft
2%
Canada
Parts
400
-'%
2%
■;
3%
Jan
11%
Jan
13% Jan
3,700
9%
Jan
11
1,800
2%
Jan
3%
3,400
6%
Jan
8%
8,100
5%
Jan
6,700
l7/a
Jan
5,800
1%
Jan
Jan
20 %
6
30c
1.50
100
6
6
£1
,
Inc
of
.
%
2%
Jan
Jan
Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord regis
Roosevelt Field Inc
Steel
9
1
10c
preferred
Enterprises Inc..
Instruments
.10c
...
;
Jan
}f
%
Jan
4%
4,700
Rogers Corp
Products
Jan
Jan
ft Jan
2,700
_20c
Inc.
ptd F
4%
Statliain
Class
1
1965..
3
Products
Raceway
Jan
13%
Jan
Co—
Gas
Jan
& Elec
Jan
1
Inc:
Industrial. Corp—.—
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Valley
19
62 3A
Foil
Algom Mines Ltd
4%
6%
1
Corp
Argentine Mining
6,800
10
—
Remington Arms- Co Inc
Technical
4%
20%
2%
63A
5c
Corp
Co
to
19%
20
.—1
& Co.
extended
4%
1
Corp—
Investment
series
19JA
1
Reliance -Insurance
26
Jan
25%
1
convertible
Statecourt
Soundcraft
10%
Jan
12%
....
Stanley
Rapid-American
Jan
23%
200
1%
1
Slanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
Starvett (The) Corp commdn
Enterprises
9%
300
1
:
Corp.
class
2,100
13
1
Co
Inc.
Standard-Thomson
1%
10%
26
13
lo
(Kentucky)
Jan
10%
1
Co
12%
25%
20
Corp
Metals
Standard
Q
common
preferred
Forgings
Standard
Fifth
Jan
Jan
12%
Russeks
12%
Jan
Jan
15%
Rowland
13
6
*
56%
45% Jan
Jan
13
Roosevelt
5"%
7,740
17%
16%
Rolls Royce
5%
6
800
,
50%
—•
Co
Rochester Gas
31
56%
10%
*
Robinson
Jan
29%
54
300
5
Grande
Jap
28
28
'
900
6,600'
Pyle-National
Vtc
39%
*
11
900
Rio
Jan
100
-
52%
22%
5,400
Warrants
Jan
39
39%
51%
22%
Rio
Jan
6%
103A
713A
Rico
Jan
4%
21
213A
Republic
Republic
%
Jan
Jan
51%
Colorado—
of
(Robert)
Jan
3%
4%
11
"
♦
58
Reis
%
2,700
21 'A
1
(Del)___2.50
22 'A
Reinsurance
6,600
4,200
:
65
71%
Reeves
ft
4
5
1
Corp
Penn
10%
3
.
%
3%
4%
Southern California Edison—
Coast
2,600
Gas
Estate
Jan
1
1
—
400
20c
Rath
1%
6
1
12,600
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber..
Puritan Sportwear Corp__.
Real
Jan
29%
•
Corp
40%
Jan
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Ramo
12,700
•
22%
2%
preferred
Ramco
Jan
1%
•«
56%
£1
Paper Mills
19%
Jan
66%
Jan
26%
39
1—1
Co.—
39%
2%
;
25 %
Jan
ft
•
8inger Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Slick Airways Inc
200
Company—,
Service
11%
Jan
Jan
2%
—
(The)
96
10
11%
Corp
Progress Mfg Co Inc common
$1.25 convertible preferred
Prophet
100
101%
Jan
2%
.
Proctor-Silex
101 Mi
Jan
8
107/a
—
Ltd
Jan
7%
5.400
10
Jan
24%
3%
_•
i*
Oil
22 %
175
5
fr
preferred
Ltd
Venezuelan
2%
Inc__
Mines
83A
8
Sinclair
10%
Oil Royalties Ltd.
Preston
10,900
conv
31,800
26%
1
Publishing—
Jan
83A
.1
5,000
High
25%
1
25c
Shares
Boardman
Simpson's
__1
Pratt & Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall
Jan
10 %
American
Low
24%
25%
10c
»
Silvray Lighting Inc..
:—2.50
A.
Corp of Canada—;
Prairie
4%
Jan
25%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
*
40
:50c
Polycast (The) Corp____—;
Polymer Corp class A.—
Powdrell
Jan
7%
Low
3
20%
—_10
Polarad
3%
6%
Inc__10c
Jan
4,800
11%
"
5%
2,500
9%
—
—*
Jan
4%
8
1
5
10'A
9V4
:—1
—
■
9%
4^ ""10
Inc.—
700
5'A
414
4%
——10c
Corp
Industries
5%
pesos
Shares
2
B
Silver Creek Precision
Corp
Silver-Miller Mines
Ltd
$3
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co.—10
for Week
*
Simcn
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Cluss
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
.
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Cok (Mass);__20
Perfect Circle Corp——:
—2.50
35
Electronics
Terry Industries Inc
Texam
_10c
_
_
_
Oil
2
500
Jan
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
2%
Jan
1%
"*
Jan
Corporation
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd
Texstar Corp
—1
10c
1ft
1ft
1ft
30,500
1ft
Jan
1H
Jan
Textron
_50o
10'A
10%
10%
1,300
9%
Jan
11%
Jan
Jan
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94
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94
92
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6,600
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Thompson-Starrett
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Lawrence
Ltd
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Salem-Brosius
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series
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2.50
9%
8%
9%
8%
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Saxon
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Western
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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700
3%
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Jan
Jan
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Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
22%
21%
23%
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9,400
8%
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8
8
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Acceptance
Trans Cuba Oil
Corp
class A
Co class
A
Denn
Radio
Water & Power..
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preferred——
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Shoe
Co
of
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Tri-Continental
of
For
Canada
;
Jan
25%
Jan
28%
Jan
17%
Jan
187/a
Jan
Jan
40
127/8
Jan
Jan
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Jan
Jan
40
Jan
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Gas
Union
Investment
Union
Stock
Co
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Canada
Co
Jan
1,800
20
Jan
24
Jan
86
125
83
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86
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1
3
3
300
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3%
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1
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4%
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17
18
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Jan
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Jan
20
27%
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Jan
15%
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United
Aircraft
United
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of
Omaha
Products
United
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
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28%
28%
28%
1,600
27%
Jan
28%
Jan
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130 % 136%
1,200
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18%
900
ft
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12,700
Jan
144
Jan
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94
Jan
98
Jan
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34%
Jan
United
31
Jan
17%
Jan
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28
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27%
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28
20
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3%
Jan
4%
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Jan
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Jan
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1%
Jan
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1,300
4%
Jan
7%
Jan
5%
5%
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Co
Jan
4%
•
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Products
Molasses
American
United
18%
17
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Corp
Jan
125
20%
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4
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;
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24
85
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10
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footnotes,
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100
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Jan
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2%
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Inc
Leather
—
4%
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Servomechanisms
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Jan
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Jan
Jan
6%
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an
7%
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28%
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Servo Corp of America
1
1
Jan
3.50
Ltd
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Plywood & Lumber
Corp
5%
25%
Jan
-—1
|_
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Securities
600
1,600
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900
22%
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6%
27%
9%
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21%
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Paper Corp
Seaboard
8%
5%
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Jan
—
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Scurry-Rainbow Oil
500
6%
27%
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20
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20
(Del)
Industries
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1
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Jan
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Savoy
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10
Ltd
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5%
20
preferred
Petroleums
1,600
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Park
Thorofare Markets Inc..
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20
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series preferred
5.60%
13,300
/
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24,000
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Sapphire
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Par
U
S
S
Ceramic
U
S
Foil
U
S
Rubber
Tile
Co
class
Co
3%
50o
1
Air Conditioning Corp
U
Universal
American
Universal
Consolidated
35%
37%
25,100
33%
Jan
37%
Jan
9%
6%
Jan
3,100
31'/a
8,600
6%
38
"
8Va
16%
Jan
28%
Jan
13%
Jan
16'A
Jan
8Va
'
15%
15%
8%
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
2^800
General
Van
Victor
Paint
Victoreen
Viewlex
Vinco
5
5%
4,700
Lithium
5
Jan
5%
Jan
800
47/a
Jan
6%
Jan
5%s
J.200
.V/a
Jan
6%
Jan
Midland
12%
11%
12%
7,300
24,700
Bellas
13 %
Jan
National
Research
14
14%
15%
16%
Jan
147/a
14%
15 Va
3,000
Jan
15%
Jan
9%
8%
9%
7,100
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
3'
7y8
7%
77/a
24,100
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
5s
18
1,300
16%
Jan
Vogt Manufacturing
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14%
15
1,100
12%
Jan
15%
Jan
Tornado
10«
15 %
15 V2
17%
35,100
12%
Jan
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6
6%
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70
St
West
Chemical
Products
6%
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Jan
2 Va
Jan
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1
Jan
1%
Jan
120
75
Jan
Jan'
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200
2
Jan
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20%
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88%
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4%
Jan
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200
Jan
3
3,200
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Jan
3%
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Jan
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50
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3%
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39
120
31'A
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Westmoreland
Coal
600
40
32%
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,
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White Eagle International Inc
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Wood Newspaper
Woolworth
Jan
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21
500
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36
Jan
21
Jan
14%
8%
8%
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8%
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24
24
24
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21 Va
Jan
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Jan
40
90'A
Jan
94
Jan
100
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
Jan
19%
Jan
18
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200
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Jan
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series
A
B
21 %
23
900
5%
6
5%
5%
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Zapata
Zapata
of
Stock
American
Period
Exchange
or
Sale Price
(issue
of May
(issue
of
Peru
Jan
23
Jan
5
Jan
6%
5%s
Inc
AAmer
Steel
Pump
Jan
57/a
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Boston Edison 2%s
series
99
'
'
——.
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Sale Price
1st
1st
1st
4%s
s
3%s
f
debentures
1972
debentures 1973i.
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States
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1978
1976
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120
89
4s
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debentures
1983
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series
A
1947
assented
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3%s
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series
series
A
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100
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98
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1969
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Sc
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1980
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97
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__
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1
96
97
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1981
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1971—Mar-Sepf
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1984—
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f
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1967
Jan-July
1975
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1980
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98%
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II
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4
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1
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May
1976
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__
__
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1979—
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Sc
94
85%
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debs
series
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92%
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__
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1992
A
1970
D
4'As inc series A Jan
mortgage
101%
Corp—
series
RR
4s
101
78%
__
Mar-Sept
3%s
1971
1976
*__
__
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2%s
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793/4
793/4
99
92
91
' —Jan-July
*91%
73%
74%
.
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Sheet
4'As
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included
in
the
not included
in
Tube
&
series
H
delivery
year's
the
Co—
1990
sale
range,
-April-Ocf
not
included
in
the
n Under-the-rule
year's range,
y
102%
year's
sale
102 % 102%
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range,
not included
in
the
year's
10
e
100
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range,
r
102%
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not
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sal#
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—
90%
—
117
28
114%
90%
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117
74
72
74
10
70%
73
73
73 'A
28
72
73%
79
79%
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97
55%
April-Ocf
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96
54%
89
1st
a
74%
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55
Jan-July
1969—April-Ocf
1979—
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Youngstown
88%
.
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74%
1991
range), d Ex-interest,
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transaction
497/a
Jan-July
A
ser
series C
3%s
Yonkers Elec Lt
79
82%
89
79
*85%
May-Nov
1971
45%
55
year's
n
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
May-Not>
Ja?i-July
1966—
ser
Corp
series
Central
mtge
Wisconsin
Feb-Aup
B
44
for Week Ended January 27)
1967_Jan-July
2361
4s
3%s
3'As
mortgage
Wisconsin
_.
74
impaired by maturity.
$ Companies reported
the
3'As
&
Wisconsin
First
Co—
mtge income 4'As series B Jan
in
included
1970—Feb-Aug
A
1974
gtd
Elec
convertible
Wilson
90%
Jan-July
April
April
(not
cash
May-Nov
series
Co
Steel 3'As
mortgage
Whirlpool
93%
89
*84%
4s income series A Jan 1981
116
52
h Ex-pnncipal.
for
Period
mtge
4s
Electric
First
73%
93%
90%
May-Nov
1983
62
dividend.
1979
debentures
United
3%s
67%
Mar-Sept
2008
45 %
gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aup
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s
April-Ocf
2003
99
62
included
(not
dividend,
Transaction
r
1982—.
mortgage 6s
Wheeling
67%
June-Dec
Virginia Sc Southwest first gtd 5s
General mortgage 4%s 1983
.Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
99
$49
Interest
gen
Ry
Pacific RR
income
1st
Mar-Sept
1982..^
100
44
45%
Jan-July
2s 2012—Jan-July
2361
debentures
Western
5s
refund intge 2%s ser H 1980—Mar-Sepf
mortgage Sc refund 3%s ser I 1981__June-Dec
1st Sc
87%
59
97
Westphalia
1975—Mar-Sept
1979
66
$80
2%s
3'As
Maryland
Westinghouse
First and
1st
$87
May-Nov
mortgage 3%s series C
5%s
89
94%
__
95%
Co—
First
1st & ref 2%s series
Mar-Sepf
96%
13%
$13%
June-Deo
gtd
1st
RR
registered
_.
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97
Electric
Penn
West
Vendo Co—
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,
99%
96%
63%
3
15
$115
May-Nov
2008
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3%s
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1st
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1976.
98%
$88
.
America—
subord
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$120
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3s
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96%
99
97'A
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;
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6
96%
64%
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88%
.
89%
'
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96%
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range),
mortgage
West
June-Dec
Jan-July
92'/a
88%
'
99%
65
1997
z
Lighting
2
1951—June-Dec
1968
91
3
;
:
99%
1972
Deferred
a
year's
Terminal
91%
June-Dec
1951
C
4%s
1
•
-
being traded flat.
RR
93%
June-Dec
1951.!
A
88'A
5s
distribution,
in
Washington
__
Jan-July
...
1951
6%s sinking fund mortgage ser C
3'As
High
Jan-July
;
1947
92%
88%
Low
Corp—
3%s
Participating
Low
No.
High
98%
/.
April-Oct
debs
92%
Jan-July
_Ja?i-July
,
(Plan A)
New York Stock
Range Since
Jan. 1
99
98
May-Nov
1967
Steel
103%
102'A
104'A
•86
May-Nou
April-Oct
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
102 %
101
Abbreviations
91%
Feb-Aug
102%
104''2
$91
2%s
1
Ex-rights,
x
93'A
Jan-July
:
Sold
Bid & Asked
*82%
Jan-July
2%s 1970
mtge Sc coll trust 3%s 1971..
mtge Sc coll trust 3%s 1972
mtge Sc coll trust 3%s 1975
Corp
9
22
96%
BONDS
Bonds
Friday's
Low
i":
Gas
103% 103%
-
97%
99
and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
receivership. •
used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w,'" with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
91
Week's Range
or
7
101% 102 %
92
97%
■;
__
$105
;
Last
91
$ Friday's bid
§ Reported in
51
120
5
89
89
Friday
United
$98%
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91 %
81%
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6
June-Deo
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range
Interest
90%
81%
.
_
..
1947
A)
Jan
3s
Continued from page 31
BONDS
I
■
1
1947
1927)
value,
par
included
A Bonds
100%
89%
22
90
High
51
1
$119%
..Quar-Feb
1. ..June-Dec
1970
A
86%
1
of)—T
fund
tribution.
Low
No.
99%
90
__June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
Bethlehem Steel 8s Aug 1 1998
"l
90%
June-Dec
2%s
Denmark
(Plan
Ex-liquidating
(not
Jan. 1
Sold
51
51
1994. __June-Dec
inc debs
4s
f
High
of
Rio de Janeiro stamped
Range Since
Bonds
Bid & Asked
$99%
1974.. ..June-Dec
debs
subord
conv
6c
1
86
83
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stamped
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Jan
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-
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Low
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6;--
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90%
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Last
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•
1
86%
91
1949
(Plan
stamped
A7s
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
bonds
153''
96%
91
Jan-July
;
6%s
(Prov)
Mortgage Bank
Jan
[i I
Bale
67
$84%
Feb-Aug
1967
Parana
i
146
$78
1970
1974—
1967
series
A
1%
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1971____Jan-July
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86
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:
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98
146
95%
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Jan
11V
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95%
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7s 1951
Jan-July
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Jan-July
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Debt Adjustment debentures—
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18'/a
—3
5s
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40s
3%s
(Calif)
Electric
90%
1)9%
4
$64
96
(Germany)
19'A
!_i
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6 ft
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
;ff
!•
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4,900'
Ltd—
(F W)
Gas
119
97
96%
Mar-Sepf
Feb-Aug
1
4
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Jan
•
96%
Mar-Sepf
:
Knapp Inc 5s debs
f
Jan
8%
—
1982
Corp debs 8s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Sc
'
96%
90%
Feb-Aup
Gas
93%
96
119% 119%
Feb-Aup
:
1983
&
99%
93
21
93%
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Feb-Aug
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99
99%
93%
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California
80
99
$97
Feb-Aup
1982
J
106
77
99%
April-Oct
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98%
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,
1982
Jan
1
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'
1979
Counties
44
Jan
13'A
3%
pfd— .100
]
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88%
Jan
20
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-28
93%
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
1981
1985.
149
80
145
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(
123
110'A
$83
series
L
104
100
$99%
May-No»
1981
Wasatch
Jan
36
27% Jan
3s
1978
F
series
97
197
'106
V
1:99
April-Oct
Corp
series
Jan
30
E
G
series
59%
88%
79
May-Nov
1976:
series
57%
$86
Jan-July
1998_Jan-July
6s
1964
1976:
D
Southern
Jan
3%
9%
...
Woodall Industries Inc
■<tfT
%
23%
.10
Industries
6c Co
(John) Industries Ltd.
Wood
4,300
2,100
20%
1
5% preferred
Wisconsin Pwr 6c Light 4%ft
if;
tt
33
Wilson Brothers common—
'
C
series
Southwestern
Jan
24'%
m
Williams-McWilliams
series
Southern
Jan
44
Co
1973
47/bo
Jan
Jan
%
.1
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—
23%
%
_i
Corp
~
400
51
50
51
.100
Inc
*1
.
Corp
Stores
B
5s
25
108% 123
June-Dec
4%s
Jan
20
29%
'
Westmoreland: Inc
1964
1967
Power
series
4%s
American dep rets ord shares
Western Tablet 6c Stationery
123
Jan-July*
Aprll-Oct
April-Oct
4%s
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Western
58
57%
May-Nop
1973
series
9
139
102
1968
3%s
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debs
A
series
8
118
103
1963—
3%s
debs
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series
15
276
1976—Jan-July
^
to
Sc
series
3%s
Jan
Jan
2"%
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subord
conv
3%s
9%
9
139
Inc—
Power
Sc
American Co 7s
3s
8
130
131%
101% 110%
1971
2%s
Jan
77
107%
105
Ltd—
mortgage
3s
3%s
Jan
Jan
9
5
9%
110
'
Jan
Jan
4%
15,300
5
37/a
18%
88%
.500
24
76
9%
April-Oct
1961
Co
3s
Jan
%
42%
21%
105% 107%
Apni-Ocf
debentures
Television
3 %s
Jan
1ft
3 a1'2
2
24
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Water
Harbor
*
90
109
103
1:75%
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv debs '62
Jan-July
8outhern California Edison 3s 1965
:Mar-Sepf
Jan
3%
.100
pfd
3%
67
.89%
•
23
42%
24
107 %
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:
1970
5%s
Safe
Jan
80
600
IS
Leaseholds Ltd
Western
Jan
1%
80
2%
1
Inc
West Texas Utilities 4.40 ft
Western Development Co
Western Gold 6c Uranium
4%
High
67
*
198
liq tr ctfs—
1984
extended
1st
Service
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Jan
3%
2%
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3%
500
l'/a
1
3%
.1.28
Jan
2
80
IIIi
1%
6 %
l7/a
1%
400
7,000
6
.100
preference
Company Inc.
Jan
85
Jan
3 %s
40
24~
Mar-Sept*
mortgage
Public
32
Jan-July
1970—
subord
1953
Pennsylvania
Jan
Jan
3 %
3
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Wentworth Manufacturing.^.
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Jan
4,900
85
85
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pfd
conv
Precision
Webb St Knapp Inc common
I1'
3%
4
6
6%
20,100
10
•
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs—
100
7ft preferred
Waco
due
Power
1st
109
Jan-July
England Power 3%s
Ohio
w
105
107%
May-Nov
1970
4s
1974—
6 %s
1
May
Mar-Sept
1961
1963
Nippon Electric: Power
17%
14%
6
90
April-Oct
RR
5%s
New
17%
67
90
May-Nov
1993
5s
1975
debs
Jan
25o
Products.
Food
B
1963
4s
Hess
National Theatres Sc
5%s
67
America—
RR
National
18
Vita
of
subord
Valley
Jan
147/s
b Coke Co.
Iron Coal
Corp
conv
12%
1
Co
A_
1993
A
Bank
Realization Trust 6%ft
Jam
1
class
Feb-Aug
1972
bs
11
250
Instrument
(The)
Corporation
Virginia
Altalian Power
1
Co
Inc
Jan
6%
Jan. 1
Low
No.
9
10 %
5%
Range Since
Sold
High
Jan-July
1978
Feb-Aug
series
Mtge
Western
Inc
Jan
6%
Bonds
Friday's
Corp—
Sc
8%
5'
Corp of America
or
Bid & Asked
RR—
series
4s
debentures
2,100
6%
warrants
Industries
Norman
1973
1975
Development 6s
AGuantanamo
1
1
Vanderbilt Tire Sc Rubber
Venture- Capital
4s
mortgage
10 %
9%
10%
1
i
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Division—
J
Residential
subord
6s
debs
N
mortgage
Registered
Hydrometals
Valspar Corp
of
General Builders
'
28,500 :
16%
8%
•
•
1st
A 1st
Finland
Jan
14%
74,400
.
Period
3%s
Western
St
Lackawanna
Jan
8%
Jan
debs
6s.
subord
conv
Delaware Lack
Jan
40
Jan.
28%
16
14%
14%
6%s
Jan
Jan
Industries
Chicago Transit Authority
Davega Stores Corp— |
Jan
8%
4%
7%
Corp
Jan
800
36 %
_
8%
10,600
7%
Marion
Jan
6%
37%
Universal
6%
I
9%
10
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Jan
5%
•
5%
Corp cl A com_10o
Universal Controls Inc:
25o
Universal Insurance
17.78
Oil—
3%
Chemoil
Jan
Jan
9
9
Universal Container
8%
3%
600
Jan
1,900
8%
Interest
Exchange
Low
'
37
1
25o
Corp
37/a
7%
'7%
1
B
Reclaiming Co
7%
5,800
Stock
High
Low
7%
American
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7%
7%
1
Pacific Aluminum
United
BONDS
Shares
of Prices
27)
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Df
Sales
Week's
Friday
Bankruptcy Act,
•
or
as
being in
securities
bankruptcy, receivership,
by such companies.-
A Bonds
selling flat.
or
reorganized
under
Section
77
of
assumed
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted
during current week.
1,
K5
Volume
Number 6Ci
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
STOCKS
Last
American
Tel
Anaconda
Corp
Personal
Calumet
Service
Gas
Eastern
Mass
6%
5%
Ford
Island
Loew's
Copper
New
common
Corp
Racing
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co
Hartford RR
&
Northern
RR
Pennsylvania
Stone
53%
14%
Jan
33%
324
29%
Jan
.33%
Jan
30
30
Jan
30
Jan
Ford
100
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
Fruehauf
1,411
49V4
Jan
57%
Jan
20
12
56%
70%
952
68%
80
~
Jan
General
Dynamics
Motors
Jan
79%
Jan
Jan
20
Jan
Goodyear
Greyhound
251/4
Jan
12%
Jan
1,466
21%
Jan
23%
Jan
1,090
40
Jan
45
Jan
45
3%
U S Rubber Co
common
!
Smelting Refining & Min'g
Westinghouse Elec Corp
3%
4
3%
J an
37/a
Jan
14
Jan
Mead
29%
Jan
30%
Jan
267
53
Jan
57%
Jan
Corp
Minnesota Mining
Monsanto Chemical
301
30%
181
57%
39%
58%
56%
58%:
Jan
39%
Jan
Montgomery
377/a
Jan
41
Jan
National
17'A
Jan
22%
Jan
54%
Jan
58%
Jan
"
50
51%
79
28%
28%
50
46%
~~
N
Y
Jan
51%
Jan
Jan
29%
Jan
North
Jan
49%
Jan
Exchange
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Electric
Avis
Aviation
Die
4%
5,002
3.%
Jan
15%
503
13%
15
15
14%
95c
95c
16%
650
"15%
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1%
1%
200
1%
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10
10%
8%
63
27%
2,051 S
v
Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
Union
Jan
Jan
10%
Jan
U
S
63%
Jan
U
S
8%
Jan
Western
4,930
48%
Jan
16%
626
14%
Jan
j(-
171/4
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50
Jan„.
29%
Jan
70%
Jan
23
2
4,403
41/4
180
42%
43%
1.66%
23%
41/4
:
„
11
43%
4,498
2
2
19%
40%
545
Jan
23%
Chem
1
____
Lansing
4%
Masco
Screw
Michigan
Motor
Jan
43%
1%
Jan
Jan
2
Davis
19
Pfeiffer
Rudy
29%
30%
1,079
28i/4
Jan
301/a
800
8%
Jan
10
lVs
Jan
1%
6%
Jan
8 1/8
;
7%
2%
210
21/4
Jan
2%
131/4
100
131/a
Jan
13%
36i/4
Jan
100
3Va
Jan
3%
28%
Jan
31%
25
47%
Jan
49%
Jan
34%
Jan
37%
Jan
6355
581 68%
95
95
14
20
49% Jan
54% Jan
55
~
59%
Jan
52
93%
95%
Jan
35'4
200
8i/4
Jan
8%
Jan
630
21%
Jan
71/4
*
23
7%
41
Friday
STOCKS
1,955
7
41
39
Jan
Jan
-
8%
Jan
41
Jan
Sale Price
piano
Cincinnati
Gas
____8
N
O
&
Cincinnati
•'
Cohen
T
P
10
Picher
Gibson Greeting
Kahn
Procter
&
RR
gtd——
50
Rapid-American
U
S
Playing
Allied
American
Tel
Co
Admiral
Jan
22%
Jan
20%
21%
20
Jan
21%
21%
5
21%
Jan
30%
30%
606
30%
147
Jan
-1,450
Jan
105%
v'
Jan
36%
20
—
Brunswick
Industries.,
10
Jan
41%
Jan
22%
Jan
21%
Jan
32
Jan
'
71
71
71
Jan
27%
8
26%
Jan
27%
Jan
671
132%
Jan
143%
Jan
40
71
Jan
25%
27
100
23%
Jan
27
Jan
27%
28
50
26%
Jan
28%
Jan
47%
47%
20
26
American
Cyanamid
American
Investment Co
American
27
Mach
44%
Jan
48 %
Jan
96
25%
Jan
27%
for
foothotcs,
66
66
wrid**
Jan
41/4
Jan
387/b
Jan
4?1/2 Jan
i8,11"
46%
64%
$500
66
?Ji/4 Jan
Jan
*
Jan
Jan
Jan
35
Jan
*L Sta?0, San (Un)
Foundries
American
Y,Iscose CorPjHn)
Armco
Armour &
-tohland
conv
Atchison
&
Refining
2nd
Jan
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bastian-Blessing Co
Jan
Belden
22%
Jan
18%
415
17 %
Jan
18%
Jan
Bell
108% 115%
984
103 'A
&
Gossett
Gas
&
12
Jan.
Jan-
27%
Jan
32 y2
Jan
35%
Jan
69
Jan
74'A
Jan
Jam
Jan
Jan
22%
600
Jan
45%. Jan
;
43%
44%
37%
37
37%>
1,700
34%
Jan
37%
45%
45%
47%>
1,600
45 %
Jan
47%
21%
21 %s
600
20%
Jan
21%
Jan
87Va
86%
89Va-
700
85%
Jan
90%
Jan
1734.
17%
18%
17%
Jan
18%
Jan
__
14%
7,600
-
12%
Jan
13%
14 ^"
29%
30
200
27 Va
108% 115
30
114%
12,600
103%
Jan
65%
Jan
71%
70%
71'A
.
46%
46%.
48%
•,
47%
48%t
2.700
400
-
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
30%
Jan
Jan
115
Jan
71%
Jan
1,000
/
41 %*Jan
47 %
Jan
1,300
2,800
44
48%
Jan
Jan
137/,
13ya
13%;
13 Vb
Jan
14
Jan*
39%
38
39%
600
35'A
Jan
39%
Jan
69
69%
900
68%
Jan
70
Jan
__
44%
24%
41%
45
38
Jan
23
24%
600
21%
Jan
24%. Jan
37%
38
300
37
Jan
38
Jan
Jan
5,500
23%
23%
25Va
3,400
21%
45
Jan
25%
Jan
9%
9%
500
9%
Jan
9%
Jan
47%
47»A
47%'
x
550
44%
Jan
47%
Jan
14%
14%
15 Vs
6,900
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
6&
6,^
200
5%
Jan
10
__
Jan
Bendix
71%
Jan
357
Benguet Consolidated
20%
Jan
23 %
Jan
Bethlehem
20%
21%
47%
Class
A
(Un)
Steel
Jan
47%
Jan
Blnks
Jan
69%
Jan
38%
Jan1
44%
Jan
24%
24%
24%
16
22
Jan
24%
Jan
14%
14%
15%
187
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
13%
13%
14
210
13
Jan
14 %
Jan
Inc
Corp
(Un)
Fisheries
&
285
38%
50
18/64 22/64
949
,18%
127
40
Jan
37%
/
Jan
17/64
■
Jan
17;
Jan
44
Jan
40%
Jan
31/64 Jan
19
Jan
Rights
Budd
(Un)
Jan
59%
Jan
67%
Jan
Canadian
38
Jan
40%
Jan
Canadian
52%* 52%
93
52%
Jan
Carrier Corp
51 %
Jan
(E J)
new
new
common
common
Calumet
15%
2,100
14%
Jan
15%
800
67%
Jan
70
1%
1%
1,000
1 Va
Jan
__
44
wi
42 V*
36%
36%
•
38%
27'%
__
55
36%
36%
44
55
__
&
(Un)
(Un)
ICorp
Hecla
Pacific
Inc_
(Un)
common
Jan
44
Jan
an
55
Jan
36%
Jan
40 Va
28
300
26%
Jan
28
Jan
38
1,200
35 y2
Jan
38
Jan
40
46^5
14%
16%
350
34%
5,200
44
52,800
1,300
Jan
42%
Jan
A
.49
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
29/64 Jan
14%
Jan
1
18%
18%
19
1,200
16%
Jan
19
Jan
5
29'%
29%
31
3,400
27%
Jan
31%
Jan
24
24%
24
Jan
_u____12.50
Export Gas Ltd
40
51%
A 21/64
14%
Jan
Jan
Jan
300
45
46%
3,700
1%
Jan
1.300
39%
*
__5
Industries
28
Jan
14%
68%
5
Corp
58
Jan
21
15
5
Burlington
88
Jan
Corp
Burroughs
110
111
Jan
67%
1
Company
61%
Jan
Jan
17%
15 V*
__
4Q%
13
92%
600
68%
5
Corp
59%
6^ Jan
900
950
111
20
____
Burton-Dixie
14y»
20%
107
__
8
Corp
Sons
38%-
31%
107
pi
Manufacturing Co
Borg-Warner
Brach
14
__
•
Boeing Airplane
Brunswick
__
__13
Corp
67%
Booth
1
2
115%
Jan
15
44 %
44.
Jan"
24%
5
Jan
71 %
95.
__
10%
21 %
10
65
71%
89
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4
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# n,
~
Co
24
—
17
43 y2
•
Mfg Co—
44%
40%
Jan
3
Bailey Selburn Oil
69%
25
16%
Jan
2,000
1
Corporation
37%
31%
Jan
22%
10
47%
29%
10%
10'
Jan
29%*
Jan
1'700
Jan
22%
5
Co
Jan
19.
Jan
7V8
9^4'
46%
common
preferred
Refining
Jan
.
13
22%
10
Common
Avco
21%
Jan
x 25
Topeka & Santa Fe—
non-cum
61%
Jan
73y2
1
preferred
45%
38"%
..
High
Jan
17%
10%
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283
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42
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73%
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Airlines
3
Burlington
41/4 Jan
99% Jan
125 /2 Jan
Broadcasting
Jan
139 % 143%
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10
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147
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10
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105%
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Armour
Jan
65
147
103 %
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Armco
41%
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Jan
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Jan
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American
Jan
Jan
5
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Jan
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27%
1
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Jan
29%
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common
40
Jan
573
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Jan
Jan
505
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3
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6%
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35
39%
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38%
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105
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Range Since Jan. 1
39%
20
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Telephone
121
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American
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6%
29%
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36% Jan
114
|
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Aluminum
for Week
High
6%
__
10
;
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Cine
6%
"
of Prices
Low
1
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Champion Paper common
54% Jan
39% Jan
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34% Jan
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174
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______
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Jan
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50% Jan
13% Jan
25
Jan
419
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31%
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Jan
27%
Jan
l7,/2 Jan
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12% Jan
Jan
39
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Jan
593/8 Jan
172
Jan
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Jan
300
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61%
Jan
9%
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441/4 Jan
28
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Jan
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Jan
Jan
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Sugar
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10
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33
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Jan
2
2
19
19
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Jan
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Jan
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59
Jan
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611/2 Jan
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Jan
Jan
Lakes
35% Jan
48% Jan
48% Jan
32% Jan
40%
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Shoe
Jan
64%
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Air
8%
28%
Seeley-Thermos
Kresge (S S) Company
Kysor Heater
Jan
46% Jan
Jan
Jan
37%
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21 % Jan
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Jan
68%
Motors Corp
43'a Jan
34% Jan
37 ^
Studebaker-Packard
Sunray Oil
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40%
29%
Gar Wood Industries
44% Jan
73% Jan
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31%
5
General
10 7 40% Jan
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412
26% Jan
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15%
5
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Trailer
Sperry
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312
50
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Socony Mobil
Southern Co
Standard Oil
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings
Motor
Jan
--
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95c
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Fruehauf
Jan
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491/4
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1
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8%
50
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220
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23%
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Jan
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Jan
19%
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16%
.
Jan
95c
5
Paper
17%
Jan
Consolidated
Detroit
Jan
37/a
29%
Continental
15%
15%
5
Consumers
5,594
4%
Burroughs Corp
Chrysler Corporation
Detroit
17%
15%
;
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&
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Sinclair
High
5
Brown-McLaren
Buell
171/4
Low
1
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Jan
47% Jan
40%
36%
5
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Range Since Jan. 1
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1
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-
114
Jan
36
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22%
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46%
22%
43
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Reynolds Tobacco
Sale Price
Par
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* 37%
144
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Dairy
National Distillers
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F
190
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26%
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251
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34%
110
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73
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10
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Jan
30%
5
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100
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International Tel & Tel
Jones
4
—
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71
71
43%
12%
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Jan
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71
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25
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Jan
53%
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44
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Jan
Jan
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17
Jan
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33
24
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311/« Jan
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22%
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100
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100
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73%
22%
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200
44%
Co
Autolite
Motor
530
23 Va
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Jan
70%
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25%
Jan
12%
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79%
18
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Detroit
102%
Jan
Jan-
22%
415
25%
77%
63%
65%
87%
3,968
.
102%
24%
__
Range Since Jan.
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Jan
Jan
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Stop & Shop Inc.
Torrington Co
Shoe
Jan
13%
65%
*
United
50%
217
100
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Fruit
15%
341
14%
2 5'A
RR____
United
Jan
53%
12%
common
Chemical
Webster
&
14 %
24%
Association
Shawmut
55
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Jan
4
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N
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66%
25
New
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Jan
53%
68%
v'*
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Jan
69%
Jan/
11%.
50c
Cement Corp_.
Narragansett
48 %
Jan
53%
5
Theatres
Boston
Star
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Jan
67
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50 %
-
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5
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Jan
32%
'
-
100
,
115%
30
"
,
100
__
Coal
328
Jan
110
13%
Inc
102%
357
521/4
lo
1
Creek
7,571
15%
Co
Kennecott
Columbus & So Ohio Electric
14%
Railway Co—
Stores
Co
Motor
Columbia
53%
Assoc
General Electric Co
Gillette
Jan
Jan
10
Fuel
Street
National
29%
19
69%
adjustment
cum
First
Jan
Jan
68%
pfd class B
cum
26%
17%
Corn
iiv.
1
200
48%
Sales
for Week
of Prices
3* **3*,/
1
—__________
1,056
___5
__
Clopay
Colgate-Palmolive
28%
53
Co
&
69%
*
Co___
Range
Eastern
Inc..
High
18%
_5
Hecla
6c
Low
17%
47
25
Property Trust
Range Since Jan. 1
High
108 % 115%
50
Co
Sale Price
26%
17%
114 %
Company
Edison
Boston
Copper
«
33 Va
Week's
a
Shares
Low
1.66%
Tel
&
Boston
Cities
Chemical..!
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Motors
American
Friday
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STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
<
Sales
Range
Par
American
Exchange
Week's
Friday
(Range for Week Ended January 27)
.
24"..
5
___30c
25
10
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14%
1%
__
37
500
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*
Jan
24V*1 Jan
14%
100
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1%
1,400
1%
Jan
111
jan
22%
22Yz
100
21%
Jan
22%
Jan
37
38%
1,300
33%
Jan
39%- Jan
14
Jan
14%
Jan
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Last
Low
Par
Celanese
Corp
Centlivre
Securities
Central
(Un)
America
of
27'A
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—50c
1
—;—
Low
Par
38 %
T
14%
39%
22%
Jan
27 %
Jan
Modine
12%
Jan
14
Jan
Monroe
100
14%
Jan
14'%
Jan
Monsanto
1,000
"
14
14%
--
High
1,000
38%
Jan
41%
Jan
Montgomery
Jan
Morris
Manufacturing Co
Chemical
Chemical
223A
L
Central & South
West Corp_
39%
24%
54'A
2.50
Champlin Oil & Refining, common
$3 convertible preferred
Corp
:
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24%
23%
24%
550
21%
Jan
54'A
54%
800
53
Jan
55
23%
1
25
1
.
Chemetron
24%
200
22%
Jan
24%
60
Jan
67%
Mount
Jan
Jan
Inc
443A
44%
45%
*
28%
28%
29
5
813A
81%
771/4
77%
78
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*
61'A
60
63%
15%
15%
16%
700
13%
Jan
17%
Jan
Muskegon
*
17%
17%
18%
400
14%
Jan
18 %
Jan
Conv
5%
series A preferred
.•—100
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co_*
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Chrysler Corp
1
25
283A
28%
300
23
700
•'
9
9
1,600
;
40
39
40
Cincinnati
39
39
39%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)_.
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific—
Chicago & Northwestern Ry com
.
Cities
Gas
Service
Electric—
&
Co
4Y2%
——A.
Co
Columbia
Gas
System (Un)___/
Commonwealth Edison common
Consolidated
Consol
Consumers
Container
Continental
Can
Continental
Controls
Corn
of
Products
Crowell-Coll
Crucible
Co
Co
.
Pub
Steel
of
Curtiss-Wright
Amer
New
Jan
North
55
;
Jan
88
Jan
84
Co_
&
Detroit
Edison
Diamond
Dodge
Dow
National
56%
Jan
North American Car
12%
Jan
Northern
Illinois
17%
Jan
Northern
Indiana
Public
2,500
23%
Jan
23%
Jan
Northern
Natural
Gas
68%
Jan
Northern
40%
Jan
43
Jan
Northern
Jan
55%
Jan
71 %
Jan
Ltd
Pont
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1,100
62%
Jan
64%
Jan
Northwest
3,500
23%
Jan
27%
Jan
Oak
1,300
Eastman
Kodak
Paso
Co
Natural
Emerson
Elec
Emerson
Radio
Jan
Ohio
59%
Jan
26%
Jan
Ohio Oil Co (Un)
Oklahoma Natural
79%
81%
600
74
Jan
81%
Jan
Olin-Mathieson
42%
44
400
38%
Jan
44
'A
Jan
20
20%
500
17%
Jan
21%
/.
A
49%
50
40%
35
2,400
35%
&
113%
3
29%
57%
(Un)
_
Firstamerica
Corp
15%
Jan
19%
Jan
Pacific
Jan
58
Jan
Paramount
First
Wisconsin Bankshares
Ford
Motor
Foremost
Dairies
Inc
Fruehauf
Trailer
Co
25 %
300
2,500
35%
200
35%
300
■27%
800
110% 113%
1,000
30'%
3,500
29 %
48%
Jan
50
Jan
Parke-Davis
40%
Jan
38%
an
Peabody
World
&
General
American
General
___
Box
Candy
Coal
General
Contract
General
Finance
30%
Jan
35%
Jan
Jan
203 %
Jan
Pfizer
Jan
27%
Jan
Phelps
Jan
113%
Jan
Philco
27%
Jan
30%
Jau
Phillips
186
23%
108
Foods
Mills
53
Jan
11%
Jan
Corp
Jan
%
Public
Pullman
Pure
General
Gen
&
Service
Co
Co
Jan
151%
Jan
Jan
37%
Jan
Cenesco Inc
37
Jan
Gillette (The)
Glen
Alden
29%
29%
900
27
Jan
29%
Jan
38%
39
1,800
35
Jan
39%
Jan
68%
3,800
63%
Jan
70%
Jan
Revlon
13 34
13%
13%
800
23%
22%
23%
2,200
Dredge
Bros
8
Jan
8%
Jan
3 %
Jan
Jan
16%
Jan
63A
6%
6%
400
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
44%
2,600
Jan
44%;
Jan
Heller
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
100
29
29
27
Jan
29
Jan
26 3A
60%
26%
27 %
7,600
26%
Jan
28 %
60%
1,100
56
Jan
61%
Jan
1
33 %
32%
33%
1,100
32%
Jan
33%
Jan
100% 101%
550
89%
Jan
101%
Jan
200
13%
Jan
15 %
Jan
3.33%
14
1
14%
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34"%
35%
Jan
40
Jan
2,200
33%
Jan
36%
Jan
40
35%
23,%
23%
23%
500
21%
Jan
23%
Jan
37
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37%
300
36
Jan
38-8
Jan
173A
17
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45%
44 %
47
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59%
59 %
59%
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21 %
21%
1,800
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36%
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36%
36%
37
1%
1
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400
40
34%
10
•
Co
17%
1,500
1%
500
16
1%
Jan
Jan
17%
2
Jan
Jan
2,400
43
Jan
50%
Jan
200
58
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Co
1
Brewing Corp
Firestone
100
40%
72%
Edison
52%
...
,
12 %
5
Fairbanks Whitney Corp common
1
Fairchild Camera & Instrument Corp_l
Falstaff
400
71%
27
10
Phonograph
100
203% 203 %
5
Mfg Co
II
25
72%
wi
5
Jan
1
com
l 'A
Jan
900
7
10
Owens-Illinois Glass
1
new
Jan
5
200
'
40%
Jan
Jan
2
Gas
Jan
i%
80
*
Jan
55
1
(Un)
Jan
Jan
91%
94
------5
Service
Bancorporation
25
50
(Un)
81%
81%
300/
18%
Manufacturing Co
300
5
Nemours
Jan
75 % "Jan
69%
17%
Co
Ry
500
19%
Inc
79%
4001
27%
—1
Co__
Power
40 %
58
Inc
de
Lines
1,800/
*
57%
17%
(Un)
26 %
_5
USA
(E
Air
Pacific
27%
17
_
Jan
"
Corp____—5
Gas
States
(Minnesota)
63%
58
Corp
Co
Co
29%
6»A
*
Aviation
Jan
20
—
American
14%.
19%
Manufacturing
Eastern
El
(Un)_:
Jan
l'A
68%
1
—;
11%. Jan
58
,
28
27
27%
_5
:
:_■!
RR
59%
20
1
Jan
3,700
;
Jan
57%
5
_l
Mfg—
950
1
_
Co
Chemical
Drewrys
Du
L
&
Central
900
""
Pan
Deere
Tile
York
39%
—
(Un) —12.50
(Un)___
Corp
National
Jan
56%
81%
1
Co
Jan
Jan
43%
25%
40%
1
.
53
47
Jan
58%
5
._—5
__
Jan
Jan
26
10
Co_
50%
50%
.
46'%
5
'
6'A
5
(Un)
43%
100
26%
(Un)__
Product
'44%
1,050
63%
.
Register
—
1,900
63 Via
America—
Distillers
National Gypsum Co
National Lead Co (Un)_____
71%
127%
Insurance
of
Co
Cash
National
Jan
43
5
-
National
Jan
39 %
55%
America——
Power. Co__
Corp
Jan
40%
23%
68%
55%
25
11
an;
41
71%
42%
_10
:
5
50c
Jan
55%
1.33%
(Un)_
114
*
___
Company
Jan
8%
700
17
'
Foods
Natural Gas
Muter
38%
550
12%
Jan
-
37%
100.
Jan
44%
T 1,800'
v
Jan
"
23%
23%
10
Jan
5
,
100
56%
12%
28%
23%
7%
6
Specialties— 7
A_:
900
88
56%
12%
Jan
Jan
1_
22%
Jan
Co—*
preffered—
Motor
class
200
43%
43%
25%
21%
(Un:)
(The)
1,400
%
16 %
-
*
___
9
85/
563A
5;
.
; i"
—
! 863A
—15
—__
Corp
A"
22
r.
53
52%
47' "47
53
(•
i.100
Inc
Fuel & Iron
■
*
—1
com_
Cleveland Electric Ilium
Coleman
10
—__
Iron
preferred
Colorado
—8.50
—
City Products Corp
Cleveland-Cliffs
7 28
22%
1,600
;
High
Jan
21%
220
81%
3
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
6
1
:
Vernon
convertible
50c
&
(Philip) & Co
Motorola
„/ Jan
Ward
•
250
22%
6
,
■
Shares :
High
21%
.__♦
\
(Un)_
for Week
of Prices
Low
*
:
Co
Sales
Range
Last
.
Sale Price
1,500
27%
'13%
13%
;
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
25%
Week's
Friday
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended January 27)
Sales
Week's
Friday
stocks
Monday, January 30, 1961
...
44%
400
42
Jan
44%
Jan
30%
307/o
600
14'A
Jan
21
Jan
29%
Jan
15%
5,300
12
Jan
15%
Jan
99% 100%
500
96
Jan
100%
Jan
17 %
17%
200
1.7
Jan
17'A
Jan
96'A
97%
1,100
887/o
Jan
:A
97..3A! Jan
107 % 112
A
•
•
700.
30 7/8
99%
112
Jan
Jan
Jan
Volume
193
Number
6025
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(527)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
Price Range
(Range for Week Ended January 27)
Exchange
Week's
Friday
Last
___!
Corp
American
Cement
Corp
Par
Jeanette
Glass
American
Factors
Ltd
Black
Mammoth
Chica
Bolsa
Broadway-Hale
Gas
Buttes
California
Crestmont
Packers
Fields
Oil Co
Maryland
M
34
1,800
9,200
Jan
2.00
Co
800
21
Jan
24%
31
31
20
31
Jan
31
Matson
Co
Navigation
Port
4%
Jan
600
1.75
Jan
1.80
Oil
17%
Jan
2IV4
Jan
311/2
30%
31%
2,300
28%
Jan
31%
Jan
21
21
22
1,300
18
Jan
22
Jan
10
/34'A
341/4
341/4
2,000
34
Jan
34%
700
32c
Jan
1.63
45%
14,800
40%
Jan
45%
45c
44%
Industries
Rhodes
Rice
Oil
Trico
2.15
70c
88c
Jan
2.15
Jan
65c
Jan
1.88
Jan
1,600
1.90
Jan
2.10
Jan
27,000
1.70
Jan
1.95
Jan
10c
44c
Sugar
■»
Life
5,900
1.20
Jan
56
50
48%
Jan
30c
8,000
28c
Jan
36.
40c
Jan
46c
Jan
1.85
56
Jan
1.31
200
32%
Jan
150
6%
Jan
6%
200
Jan
15 V4
1.35
27
30
20c
22c
45,400
1.05
1.10
27
1.20
■
1,100
1.10
Jan
27
Jan
20c
Jan
Jan
27
1,500
1.05
Jan
1.10
30%
50
30%
Jan
32%
26%
110
26
Jan
26%
7
7%
2,900
7%
1.65
1.50
1.55
6'A
6V8
6%
3,300
1
13%
13%
14%
4,000
18%
19%
1.50
1.50
30%
31
19
1
__1
A__25
31
50c
3%
___o
16
—
3%
l.oO
6
Jan
Research
B°S
F
10
Jan
Jan
Bund
12%
1,700
Jan
18%
1.25
Jan
700
29%
3%
>
Jan
2,500
Jan
.,
17,400
Fair
Foru
Motor
General
Macke
2.80
19%
Martin
Jan
3%
Jan
16%
Pennsalt
26%
1.15
6,300
1.00
Jan
1.15
34%
250
Jan
34%
Shares
High
Low
26%
52
36
38%
37%
38%
866
35%
Jan
38%
46
400
39%
Jan
46
13
13
1,202
34
82%
Jan
United
13
Jan
Jan
14%
639.82
141.95
103.59
215.58
91.75
81.00
81.75
86.13
638.79
140.57
<104.05
215.19
91.75
81.22
81.65
86.08
40
25——.iii';
637.72
140.28
104.38
215.06
91.85
81.31
81.76
86.18
Jan.
26—
638.87
139.95
104.39
215.19
91.87
81.19
81.86
86.09
___
.—
85.04
j
85.16
1
85.18
'
b^.28
Averages
Utilities,
compiled
are
8.53;
65
stocks,
daily
using
by
the
following
divisors:
Industrials,
85.26
Rails,
3.28;
5.234;
17.28.
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Pate
Closing
1961
Range for
to date
Thurs.
Jan. 26
Fri.
Jan. 27_
Range for 1960
116.24
—
109.39
______
Jan
6
95.55
High
Oct
26
Low
116.69
—
SEC Index of Stock Prices
index
SEC
the
for
of
stock
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending Jan. 20, 1961, for the composite and by major
compared with the preceding >veek and with highs and lows
week
=
9%
14%
14%
16%
1,061
14%
Jan
17%
86%
90%
1,434
77%
Jan
90%
40
38%
41
1,991
37%
Jan
41
10
377
8%
Jan
10%
42
Jan
44%
Jan
27
0.6
121.4
107.7
+ 0.3
122.0
103.6
119.0
118.5
+ 0.4
129.5
107.7
112.3
112.1
+ 0.2
115.1
100.5
+ 1.7
103.3
87.1
147.1
+
1.2
148.8
118.4
135.3*
___.
Goods
+
115.1
148.8*
Goods
Non-Durable
120.5
10^.2
Durable
134.5
+ 0.6
135 5
120.5
83.8
+ 2.7
86.7
67.0
86.1
Mining
Jan
25%
1961—
115.5
Jan
184
Low
-
Jan
Jan
•»-
99.5
Jan
9%
High
Jan
89%
—1960
Change
121.2
Jan
5
Percent
100
Jan. 13,*61
Jan
Jan
25
.'11
-1
1
__6.75
43%
43%
44%
5
26%
26%
27
10
2,265
'New
High.
Jan
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
55%
54%
57
190
50%
Jan
57
———_1
35%
34
35%
1,422
32%
Jan
35%
Jan
Stocks
Railroad
U. S.
Total
69%
67%
70%
1,010
63%
Jan
70%
Jan
No. of
and Miscel.
Gov't
Bond
14
Foreign
Bank
13%
1,037
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
17
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
4,454,830
$7,199,000
$550,000
„$7,749,000
8,005,000
—1
_
2
preferred
19 %
19%
19%
44
41%
44 Va
15,508
40%
Jan
44 V8
Jan
13
13
30
10%
Jan
13
Jan
20%
—25
70
20 %
Jan
20%
Jan
492
25%
Jan
29%
Jan
28%
10c
A .______—'_
_1
2^
20%
28%
%
20%
23%
940
19%
Jan
23%
22%
1,371
20%
Jan
22%
65%
60%
31 %
31.%
33 %
310
31%
Jan
80^
77%
80
290
77%
Jan
89%
97
99
78 %
Jan
_1
Corp
*
29%
:
„•
Power
a
13
67 Va
1,008
27%
10
78%
79
.
28%
14
54%
10 %
10%
18%
18
34%
3,106
34%
56
3
13
34%
Lothrop
410,000
Wed.
Jan. 25_—_.
4,4.74,045
7,130,000
257,000
Thurs.
Jan.
4,113,865
6,872,000
219,000
Fri.
Jan.
4,518,670
7,788,000
196,000
21,899,864 ' $36,584,000
$1,632,000
26___;
27—-•—
Total—————.
Jan
34%
Jan
29%
Jan
Jan
79
Jan
Jan
28%
14%
Jan
35%
Jan
Jan
Jan
56
3,780
51%
10%
3,761
9%
Jan
11
1,077
17%
Jan
19%
1,469
33%
Jan
35%
—
$1,632,000
$1,989,000
$6,012,100
$6,215,000
Industrial-
36,584,000
26,505,000
122,115,000
110,125,000
$38,216,000
$28,494,000
$128,127,100
$116,340,000
Government
S.
International
Foreign
Bank-^.
1
Jan
13%
46
47%
10%
95%
91%
51
49
.
4
13%
Jan
14
42%
Jan
47%
Jan
11%
Jan
95%
Jan
678
46
Jan
51
'
Jan
30%
Total
Jan
85%
and
Jan
8%
1,044
■
—._
Railroad
Jan
56
339
51
30%
Jan
1,028
95 %
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
30%
128
27%
Jan
18%
17%
18%
3,022
15%
Jan
18%
Jan
51
50%
51%
770
47%
Jan
51%
Jan
(No. of
73
71%
74%
264
68
Jan
74%
Jan
Shares)
7
Jan
7%
Jan
52%
Jan
Jan
7 Va
7%
1,450
13.50
55%
53 %
55 %
416
55%
Jan
15%
15%
13
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
56%
56%
245
53%
Jan
57%
Jan
—
•
—
common______10
62
63,932,362
Jan
9%
•
1960
79,224,188
Jan
35%
Jan. 1 to Jan. 27
1961
1960
Bonds—
U.
Jan
19
7%
common
7,984,000
$38,216,000
14,005,490
Shares.
__5
:
______
Week Ended Jan.27
Jan
11%
13%
10c
7,091,000
218,899,864
of
•
;
—A
Sales
7,387,000
—_
1961
Jan
32%
9%
_2 50
26%
'
60
47%
Corp!
Light
Gas
7,595,000
Jan
97
10,862
•
Ininrnvemmn
Washington
4,338,454
Jan
1
Universal Marion
Jan.24
Jan
33%
83%
f
Jan
•
Lab—A
•
28%
•
A
'Co..
Jan
858
-50
—
60%
29%
79
27%
1
Gas com
-
314
34%
28%
-
10
common
Electric
French
'
28%
50
1
33%
33%.
.—_100
Light
Tues.
—
Stocks—Number
___3
_
&
60%
*
_
Jan. 23
-
16%0
:
Mon.
Jan
22%
_1
J
1
:—
Int'l
Jan
22
23
1
Co____
&
86.03
24——
Jan
Jan
Corp
Woodward
81.40
23
Jan
8%
Light—
Co
Gas
80.93
Jan.
Jan
36
12%
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
United
91.81
Bonda
Jan.
103.45
Jan
.A——A_
Co
oil
214.74
Total
142,84
26%" Jan
115%
Jan
12%
Sou'
Jersey Gas Co
y
Southeastern Public Service—
Run
ties
Jan,
„_
Jan
44%
Inc_
Electric
&
Rails
20—
High
57
—.
Smith Kline
Rails
1957-59
20
Corn
P'tner
1
trials
634.37
ties
Jan. 20,'61
35%
.
Scot
Utili¬
Stocks
Utili¬
Range Since Jan. 1
Jan'' -'
RR
Public Service
Grade
65
-
roads
industry groups
Jan!:>i;
Peoples Drug Stores Inc__—A.—.
,___5
Philadelphia Electric
Co_
y
•
Philadelphia Transportation Co^
10
Reading
10
Grade
10
for the current year.
Sales
1,951
Power
Progress' Mfg
10
Second
Indus¬
Total
for Week
9%
preferred
Potomac
—Bonds—
First
'
15
Rail¬
Jan
32
77%
Pennsylvania Gas & Water—
Pliilfo
20
Jan
14%
Chemicals
4.10%
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
as
Jan
23%
12
Linotype
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Exchange
Averages
of representative stocks and bonds listed
averages
Jan
Jan
8%
tnr_ :
Mergenthaler
closing
Jan
14%
25%
25%
66%c
Co
Ct)
Jan
Jan
1.80
class
(The')
50 Ve
Jan.
Jan
103 %
Resistance
New .common
Merrlc
Jan
trials
Jan
1.70
31
14%
_
B
Fund
44%
3
900
of Prices
;I1
Corp
Mamson
1,295
116.07
1,194
Co
Inter>rational
46%
Jan. 25—
13,171
Co
series
44%
Wed.
Hudson, Pulp & Paper—
5.12%
44%
Jan
Jan
81%
1
Dairies
Homasote
.6.25
24%
Jan
115%
Acceptance Corp Common.—1
Motors Corp—-1.66%
General
Corp
Jan
5
Stores
Foremost
Jan
22%
15%
78%
Battery
Storage
Food
Jan
127
27
108 %
A.
Electric
24%
Jan
400
Range
5
Co_
Light
24
Jan
9%
Co
Chrysler Corp /___
Duque.sne
24
106.57
81%
.
&
1%
Low
114%
Campbell' Soup
Power
18 Va
115.53
35%
—
—
Delaware
6'A
Jan
Jan
'
Jan. 24
Co——■--^_1
Cijfl.is -Publishing
Jan
1
5
3,100
•
Tues.
16
Week 's
25%
__—
s.
Company
Jan
Jan
16
275
1
Jan
1
Corp.
Transit
6%
18%
1
116.69
26'A
Low
Electrid———„—_..__4.33
Company
Jan
5%
17%
High
1.10
1.15
Last
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
146
5%
17 %
1
114.73
33%
Atlantic
Jan
—10
Date
The
_—
City
Jan
31%
Jan. 23
151%
5
Tel
Atlantic
24%
Jan
Mon.
33
1
common
Corporation
Jan
27 %
6%
■
251/2
1
:
6%
400
1
:.
Sale Price
Arundel
23%
196
14
10
Jan
33 %c
Co
142
the daily
Jan
7
Par
&
24%
31%
—
Brake
Jan
26
Co
Stores
Jan
23%
30%
5
Jan
3OV2
26
1
Friday
Tel
75 %
Jan
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
American
4%
Jan
30
Jan
1.24
.___25
STOCKS
American
Jan
69%
Stocks
Jan
1.10
21c
_1
Insurance (Un)
Steel
Air
are
stocks
Wood
Jan
4%
370
Jan
15
36
I,
Alan
13%
1,435
Jan
15%
1.15
*
_l
common
82
4%
75%
the New York Stock
on
Jan
36
6%
15
2oc
series
13%
4%
Jan
6V2
10.
(Un)___
1.85
28c
30c
48,200
56
•
46c
1.60
10
common
common
Petroleum
40c
1.85
__10c
pxd
Jan
73%
Stock and Bond
Below
Jan
1.95
Co
Equipment
Coast
14%
2.10
40,000
Jan
2.05
Co__—
Co
Gas
Union
West
2.10
75c
25c
Victor
Westates
1,400
2.10
8%
1.70
Co__———_
Gas
&
16,200
2.00
Bottlers
Gas
Oil
Cal
14%
1.85
Western
Ranch
Southern
103q
2.05
Inc:
United
&
'
(Un)„50c
——_
32%
Indus¬
13
10c
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop
Oil
43 %
1,400
2
:
Reserve
45c
___5
Invest
Jan
4»A
_
Jan
—
preferred
29 %
74%
Jan
!___
American
Jan
10
10
Jan
45c
1
33'/3c
Co
Jan
60c
'
—.~5
Jan
10,200
A
com
92
5,600
31%
13%
Jan
Jan
—.1
Chemical
&
Westinghouse Elec
__4
(Un
13%
High
90
50c
common
Bolt Corp of America
—_1
_5
Engineering & Foundry Co_
Jan
21
Co (Un)
Cement
Norris
Pepsi-Cola
35%
w
(Un)
Corp Ltd_
Pacific
aJn
1.55
4%
—
Oil
31%
10
&
Glass
Westinghouse
1.75
i;
Corp
—
225
,
Jan
4%
!
Nordon
6%
3%
1
McBryde Sugar Co
North
32
Jan
1.75
Meier & Frank Co Inc__
Merchants
Petroleum
Co
Monolith
3%
19%
(Un)
Co
M
2,800
21
1
Mines
Supply
60c
Jan
3%
4%
California
of
Fuel
Low
92
50c
——
Jan
5
Screw
90
_100
Range Since Jan. ]I
High
Jan
Corp
Co
Shares
Jan
23
50c
&
U S
2.00
1
Western
M
United
Jan
22
Oil
J
Jan
12c
1.80
Corp
class
Products
Salt
32 V4
Jan
23
__5
—.—;
Holly
Leslie
23%
Jim
10c
1.85
(Un)
Corp—
Co_^__.
Ltd
Co
Humor
Jade
Jan
29%
11,000
7.50
Good
Imperial
21%
250
11c
32
General Exploration Co of California__l
Idano
1,250
31%
32
________2
Inc
Gladden
23%
10c
Jan
—
Plymouth Oil Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
23%
10c
5.50
Co
Capwell
Oil
Jan
__*
Products
Exeter
60c
5
i
Consolidated
Emporium
High
Jan
3>/4
Oil
Cypress Abbey
Corp
Dominguez Oil
Friden
50c
31/4
Inc
Dole
Electrical
117,200
for Week
Low
—1
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
31
oc
1
Co
River
23%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
60c
preferred
Natco Corp
Shares
High
53c
it)
Min
Corp___
Stores
&
Ink
Columbia
(un)_
Consolidated
Oil
55c
25
7%
Mfg
Mountain
for Week
of Prices
Low
:__10c
pfd (Un).
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Sales
Range
•
Sale Price
McKinney
Aeco
Last
on
stocks
Week 's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast
Stock Exchange
This list does not include
approximately 500 issues dually traded on
:
v
~
other Exchanges.
"
|
'
39
62%
117
62
Jan
62%
Jan
Stocks
Mon.
$4,090
Bond
Sales
$305,000
33.000
6,000
181,000
1,468,720
154,000
15,000
35,000
204,000
132,000
45,000
6,000
1,495,805
153,000
2,000
7,598,295
$864,000
$116,030
1,631,200
Jan.25.
Jan. 26_
Fri.
Bonds
1,457,375
Jan.24.
Wed.
Thurs.
Corporate
$21,000
$230,000
Total
Foreign
Gov't
Bonds
Bonds
1,545,195
Jan.23.
Tues.
Foreign
Domestic
Jan. 27
—
Total
—
145,000
183,000
155,000
$51,000
$1,031,000
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Week Ended Jan. 27
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sales
Range
Stocks—Number
Range Since Jan. 1
.
Pur
.
Industries
Inc
Armstrong Cork Co
Blaw.-Knox
Columbia
'
__•_
Co
Gas
Low
__5
;
__
______a_10
System
-10
:
23%
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh__5
Duqupsne Light -Go
5
Equitable Gas Co_
__w—8.50
26%
Harbison
—
•
Walker.
Horns. (Joseph
For
Refractories-^——7%
).-Co_^——___^_.L—
footnotes,
see
*
page 44.
9%
56%
35%
35%
■
Low
9%
56 %
_-_l
9%
295
9%
60
50%
Jan
36%
107
32%
24
209
23%
—
290
9%
26%
27
181
54%
51%
54%
38
38
38
8%
455
39 Va
1
High
Jan
37%
37%
1960
7,598,295
26,957,770
25,404,512
$547,000
$2,652,000
$3,295,000
116,000
15,000
348,000
119,000
51,000
22,000
lc47,000
55,000
$1,031,000
Shares.
5,503,345
$364,000
of
$584,000
$3,147,000
$3,470,000
Bonds—
High
9%
.
1961
1960
.1961
Shares
•
Apollo
Jan. 1 to Jan. 27
'
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Domestic
10%
Jan
Foreign
56%
Jan
Foreign
Jan
37
Jan
Jan
24
Jan
Jan
-
9%
government
1
»• corporate-.:
Total—
;
Jan
25%
Jan
27
Jan
37%
Jan
39%
Jan
day,
95
48
Jan
54%
Jan
Monday,
«160
37
Jan
38
"
Jan
841,000.
Note—Last
week's
official
*
•
1,519,800;
Thursday,
143,000;
Tuesday,
volume
was
S ocks:
Monday,
1,533,635;
120,000;
Friday, ■ 1,201,860;
Wednesday, 118,000;
,
1,565,950;
total
lor
1,237,920; Wednes¬
7,062,165.
Bonds were:
total,
Tuesday,
week
Thursday, 222,000; Friday, 238,000;
40
(528)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Shown
Are
Expressed
Last
4Va'/o
preferred
Acaaia
,
Atlantic
25
Sugar
Class A
(
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
common,
v
4%%
Co
Canada
$2.90
Tel
Ltd
Bailey
Bank
of
Hank
5%
pfd
Pah
:
Paper
47
Jan
Jan
527a
Jan
42
85
42
Jan
507a
Jan
33
Jan
a52
a52
35%
,
37
247s
48
7a
130
26%
28 7a
11,775
23
247a
300
*
.
preferred
Light Sr Power
American
Oil
British
Columbia
135
19
Jan
19 74
300
217a
Jan
22
Jan
62
Jan
69 %
Jan
60%
59%
62
5,586
69
58%
69 74
1,690
57%
57
58
1,985
41
40%
417A
8,061
43
43
44 7a
645
33%
32
34 7a
Chemical
Brown
Mills
Ltd
class
Cement
Cement
Canadian
A
48
Jan
49 %
4774
Jan
48 7e
Jan
160
507a
Jan
7%
7%
7 7a
663
a48 y
a48
5
Breweries
Canadian
British
Canadian
Canner
Canadian
Celanese
$1.75
series
class
Class
3.80
Jan
7,201
29%
Jan
47%
Jan
497a
Jan
40 %
Jan
4072
Jan
50
52 72
710
Jan
50
52 72
Jan
13 7s
13%
1,460
12
Jan
13%
Jan
37
36%
37%
4,822
34%
Jan
38 74
Jan
48 7»
47%
4872
440
46%
Jan
48%
|10
13%
13%
2,225
8 Vis
13%
10
8 7B
125
250
3.00
3.00
34 72
Jan
10
12%
Jan
14
8
100
33 72
34'/2
9%
320
Jan
2.20
3372
Jan
Power
Petrofina
Vickers
(B
5,765
23%
Jan
25%
Jan
28 72
1,776
25%
Jan
2872
Jan
2672
2672
2774
1872
18%
150
18 72
Jan
18%
Jan
20
19%
20
1,350
18 74
Jan
20
7972
7972
79 72
25
75
Jan
64
64
25%
5
Jan
27%
79 72
Jan
64
Jan
67
45%
447z
45 72
2,227
3974
Jan
45%
Cellulose
Co
217a
2172
562
1972
Jan
2172
Jan
60%
60%
62%
3,603
58%
Jan
62%
Jan
44%
4372
9,889
43 72
Jan
4574
500
10 74
Jan
11
Jan
18 72
495
17%
Jan
1872
13%
13%
75
13%
Jan
13%
Jan
24
1,310
23 72
Jan
24;%
Jan
3272
3272
150
32 72
Jan
33
Consumers
6%
7
4,145
6 7b
Jan
7
Jan
2.35
250
2.00
Jan
2.35
Jam
4.00
4.00
4.00
100
4.00
Jan
4.00
5.00
Jan
5.00
Jan
Jan
8
8
200
7%
Jan
5.00
4.90
5%
2,550
472
Jan
14%
1472
15 7b
970
a7572
a77
27
14
1174
Jan
Jan
572
Jan
15 Vb
Jan
a
Jan
10%
11%
680
10
37%
38
365
37
5
57B
1,475
4.85
Jan
•
2574
24%
2574
885
23%
Jan
SI
22%
22 7e
22%
8,583
2172
Jan
22%
Jan
preferred™-_10
8%
8%
8%
1,285
7 7e
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
7z
Jan
1172
Jan
Jan
38
Jan
5 7a
25
74{
Jan
Jan
&
Distillers
Dominion
Coal
4.00
4.00
4.10
15
Glass
&
Steel
&
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
Dupuis
of
Canada
Freres
class
Famous
Motor
French
&
Gatineau
General
Steel
Lakes
Handy
Holt
Oil
6t
Class
Home
Howard
al6
al6
35
a_.i
a__
___
5%
a50%
1374
a
101
775
50%
10
101
50
101
Jan
101
Jan
60
Jan
60
Jan
19 74
Jan
21
Jan
60
60
35
20%
21
21
11%
a__
I,975
Jan
137t
Jan
a
___
OI3.SS
34
32%
34%
9,413
31 %
Jan
34%
$2.00
2074
22,345
16 7z
Jan
20 74
Hudson
Bay
Mining
3.25
100
3,25
3.20
Jan
3.25
16
160
15 %
Jan
16
101%
Jan
Jan
10
24%
247a
25%
1,934
247a
Jan
23
257a
Jan
25
257a
443
25
Jan
41 74
25
Jan-
4174
417a
683
4174
Jan
14
13%
60 7a
Jan
72
42 72
Jan
14
2,bl0
13 %
Jan
14
Jan
60 7a
60
310
58
Jan
61
Jan
Jan
367a
37
875
33%
Jan
100
37
94 7a
95
55
9472
Jan
96
Jan
15
15
125
147a
Jan
15
Jan
10%
12
1,700
10 7b
Jan
12
Jan
5
com
•
11
6
*
10%,
10%
10%
50
10%
•
Jan
41%
10%
Jan
417a
42%
2,245
407a
Jan
16%
42%
Jan
167a
16%
2,518
15%
Jan
'48
Jan
477a
17 7a
48
47
Jan
48
Jan
137
138
81
137-
Jan
138
20%
207B
100
1072
1174
25
2572
32
15%
400
14
52
337
50
•
-■
100
*
H7t
25
*
3172
15%
•
450
;
'
'
Jan
19 7a
Jan
2,200
10 7b
Jan
11%
Jan
1,488
24
Jan
26
Jan
457
30
Jan
33
Jan
Jan
15%
Jan
Jan
53 74
Jan
20%
Jan
•
50%
50%
•
46
41%
46
4072
Jan
81 7b
817a
8174
85
81
Jan
8174
12%
12 74
12,058
12
Jan
16
45 %
Jan
45
48 7b
1,105
45
Jan
48 7b
Jan
6%
7%
3,321
46
467a
205
39%
39 7a
40
1,100
177t
17
17%
'15
*
•
common
*
—
15
15
12,103
74
6%
'46
Jan
Jan
8
Jan
Jan
43
Jan
48 7a
Jan
37-
Jan
40
Jan
700
17
Jan
17 7a
Jan
Jan
900
14%
Jan
1574
12
12
136
12
Jan
12 74
Jan
4.90
674
31,180
4.60; Jan
5%
Jan
78
78
50
74 72
Jan
78
Jan
50
2,010
;___*
____.
common-
.*
4
674-
_100
*
4972
100
100%
_•
13%
7%
472
—
of
Williams
of
Canada
—_—
of
9,900
27
Jan
287a
Jan
83
29
Jan
307a
Jan
125
4074
Jan
42
47
60
47
Jan
47
Jan
18
100
17%
Jan
18
Jan
32%
35
195
30
Jan
35
Jan
125
Jan
Jan
123
125
75
120
Jan
6 72
1,025
6
Jan
28
Jan
31
Jan
17 7b
Jan
177a
Jan
21
Jan
247a
Jan
9%
Jan
29%
1,435
1772
20
24
247a
24 72
1,450
67a
Jan
*
9%
9%
565
8 7a
Jan
72 7z
7174
7372
3,712
67%
Jan
74
1
22%
21%
22%
3,137
19%
Jan
23
Jan
•
62 74
62
62 7a
180
59
Jan
63
Jan
62%
6172
63%
647
59
Jan
63%
•
217t
2072
21%
12,422
19%
Jan
*
210
199
230
3,500
•
Bank
9%
•
A
6%
6%
77b
2,520
10
Pipeline—JL
Corp
*
Gooderham
22%
Jan
6 74
245
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
13
13
13
300
13
Jan
14
Jan
40%
39%
40%
3,104
38 7b
Jan
40%
Jan
1
2.60
2.50
2.60
5,400
2.50
Jan
2.80
Jan
_*
44Vi
Ltd
*
44
44%
1,240
—.—_—-—*
4574
46
400
*
38
38
55
--50c
B
175
Jan
—•
Worts
&
Knapp (Canada)
(Geo)
class "A"
Limited
74
6%
—
28
Ltd.
Class
Jan
42
1772
\
Steel
Jan
13%
287a
17 72
Canada
class
Jan
1C0%
.
2974
287b
Steel
Jan
47
35
*
Oils
Zellers
Jan
10
preferred——
Structural
Co
Weston
Jan
11%
*
6%
Co
am
&
99 7a
2,995
21
28
•
Simpsons
170
13%
6.80
18
—100
—
Jan
4172
—
*
com
6.00
2974
»
50c
Inc
Walker
13
4172
—50
America.—.
100% 100%
2872
»
^
—
preferred
preferred
Bicard
'■
Corp
Sherwin
common
a81% a81%
Power common..*
&
■
Class B
48
Jan
4672
46 72
1,225
common
preferred
Jan
47%
550
4572
Jan
48
Jan
6874
69
536
68
Jan
697a
Jan
14
14
100
13%
Jan
14
Jan
10%
1172
950
1074
Jan
1172
Jan
65 74
67%
865
65 74
Jan
6974
16 74
72,056
1474
Jan
1674
8,060
10
Jan
18 74
1774
1874
4,575
1774
Jan
4572
46
70
2072
20%
6%
6%
Shown
Are
72
-
T1
STOCKS
40
Jan /
45
4174
Jan
46
Jan
35
Jan
38
Jan
46
Jan
7b
Jan
an/.
.
n
58
58
Last
Jan
Alscope
Explorations
Jan
46%
Jan
1,105
207B
Jan
20%
Jan
Anglo-Can
360
672
Jan
Jan
Anglo-Nfld
23%
58
Jan
58
Jan
24
Jan
1,605
2174
18
1,240
17%
Jan
1874
Jan
1172
II,875
972
Jan
11%
Jan
15
a68 72 a6872
Jan
69%
Jan
6974
Jan
11
11%
1174
2,085
10
Jan
11%
Jan
23
24%
24%
8,67 6
22%
Jan
24%
Jan
3.40
3.40
3.75
950
3.25
Jan
3.75
Jan
19
19
2074
4,375
15%
Jan
38%
r
38
41
Jan
Arno
Mines
Pulp
1,225
37
40 72
41
Atlas
Sulphur
42%
Avalon
120
Jan
&
Iron
Co
Ltd_
Ltd
Mines
Barvallee
Jan
Bluewater Oil
Jan
Bonnyvilie
&
Oil
Ltd
43 7a
Jan
Bouzan
Mines
Jan
42
72
Jan
British
7%
8%
Erunswick
43
43
44
920
42 78
Jan
11%
447a
Jan
Burnt
12%
1,550
11%
Jan
3.00
12 7,
3.23
Jan
Calumet
230
3.00
Jan
1474
14 74
825
14 74
Jan
Min
Hills
Ltd
Smelt
Tungsten
Corp
Mines
Jan
Jan
Canadian
Mines
Collieries
Common
&
7.60
Jan
9.40
Jan
7 40
Jan
8.80
Jan
Canadian
1J0
Dredge
&
3.15
Jan
3.50
Jan
Canadian
Kodiak
46%
1,615
874
27,990
6%
Jan
8 74
Jan
35
Jan
40
Jan
Preferred.
Canalask
40%
Jan
42
Jan
Canorama
45'
Jan
47
Jan
Cantexas
Nickel
4c
Jan
4c
4c
8,600
3c
Jan
4C
Jan
4 72
c
5c
5,000
3 Vac
Jan
5c
Jan
50c
45c
50 c
5,070
45c
Jan
5Cc
Jan
7c
7c
7c
200
7c
Jan
7c
Jan
32 7a c
32 72c 34 72C
13.502
32c
Jan
36c
Jan
a7
&1V4
6.25
6.75
2,800
11c 12 72C
4,500
—
6,75
1172C
2.02
2.02
4.95
lie
200
1.90
Jan
774
Jan
Jan
Jan
6.75
Jan
12 %c
Jan
Jan
2.10
Jan
Jan
3c
1,000
3c
Jan
3c
6c
8c
58,100
6c
Jan
8c
28c
28c
28c
100
20c
Jan
28c
Jan
25c
25c
5,600
15c
Jan
28c
Jan
15c
16c
12,833
15c
Jan
19c
Jan
48c
50c
8,500
45c
Jan
50c
Jan
al57t al57»
25
__
16c
1
2.50
Ltd—
Co
Ltd_—*
Ltdj_
1
*
2.50
500
Jan
2.50
J-n
7c
9c
5,500
7c
Jan
9c
Jan
3c
1,000
2 VaC
Jan
3c
Jan
7%
890
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
75c
,
400
2.50
75c
Jan
75c
Jan
14% al4%
50
13
Jan
13%
Jan
83c
95c
4 700
83C
Jan
95c
Jan
2 72 C
272C
9,500
2 VaC
Jan
3c
Jan
177a c
al9c
1.50
1.50
a
,
Ltd——*
—
7
7
Ltd™
1
a
3c
--
3
Ltd
a__
Jan
75c
i
1
Dock
Explorations
7 74
3c
1
—
Mines
110
6c
A—*
;
Royalty Co
Jan
Jan
1
Refineries
4674
7%
2 Vac
Ltd
—:
969
45%
44%'
1,700
Ltd—
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47,000
365
cl
Ltd
3.30
42
Jan
.
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40%
397a
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3.15
2_50
17,856
1
—:
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&
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8.50
6.686
44%
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8.65
40
33
1
Ltd
9.40
36%
Jan
43
8 74
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Ltd
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8.95
37%
2 V2C
1
9.30
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Jan
4c
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Columbia
Jan
3.00
2 Vac
5
——
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&
Jan
1274
Jan
2,500
—1
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107
7c
2%C
4c
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Mining
Bay
Brllechasse
High
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Jan
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1
Ltd
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;
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1
Ltd—
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Barnat
LOW
17,000
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102
4.00
Range Since Jan. 1
7c
1
(B
Baker
Jan
15
Shares
*
Exploration
Jan
Jan
for Week
High
1
Ltd—.—
Mines
42%
'
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^
40 7a
■
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Telephone Co—
Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd
100
410
a8
38%
Dollars
6c
&
Telefilms
Atlin-Ruffner
6c
1
Ltd
10674
649
42 72
Jan
ian
Sales
of Prices
Low
*
Ltd
Mining
Atlas
Augustus
Ltd—
Paper Mills Ltd—*
Development Co Ltd
5
Mines
Bateman
38%
a7%
•
23 7a
Cana
Ttange
Sale Price
Ameranium
100
Exchange
Week's
Par
j
45
7
in
•
Jan
18 74
Expressed
Friday
Jan
11
Canadian Stock
Prices
Jan
14%
10%
11
•
Jan
9 74
Jan
16
46%
50
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100
Jan
107
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300
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Shawinigan Water
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1374
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•
103 74
10
a
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Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Triad
19
22.1
a
Jan
21
Trans Canada
240
107
common
Jan
19 72
Jan
100
Paper
11'/4
20
1674
1674
________100
Pittfield
Smith
Jan
common
Jan
1674
750
B
&
10 74
*
Corp
preferred
16
1674
100
A
15,o55
•
common
Lawrence
Steinbergs
♦
class
1174
Jan
Toronto-Dominion
100
Renfrew
Home
Jan
11
Texaco Canada Ltd
100
Co
18%
Jan
Jan
•
Paper Co Ltd
Andy
84
Jan
600
Jan
1
Warrants
Jan
1774
6.65
Jan
10
common
81
6.40
3.75
1%
Wares
5
1,143
6.50
2172
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Great
17 7a
84
18%
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21%
00
Jan
Jan
84
18 74
Jan
Jan
Jan
17%
i
15%
25,914
64
18%
75
Jan
207a
1
General
Jan
82
3.50
♦
Dynamics
8%
517a
18%
•
Jan
Jan
325
20%
common
8%
,
Jan
1,200
1
Power
755
17
Jan
3.75
•
1674
72 74
217a
Coip.
167a
Jan
817b
3.00
6%
preferred
5 72%
preferred
Jan
39%
2172
A
5%
Jan
16
10
3.00
common
preferred
(Chas E)
Co
33%
Jan
7,095
Steel
3%
Petroleum
Frosst
Jan
16
75
Standard
15
Co
31
150
72 7b
Jan
11
Foundation Co of Canada..
Fraser Cos Ltd
common"LIL—
1,981
72 72
Jan
67
Canadian
33%
10
9%
[
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32 7a
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8%
8%
33%
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common.
Corp
Players
Fleetwood
Ford
Jan
3072
7
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Anthonian
Electrolux
12
Jan
:
Jan
46%
Eddy Paper common......
Jan
29
Canada
of
Jan
Brewery
Pont
11%
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common..
preferred
Bank
8 72
11%
Ltd
90
29%
A
___
3.80
45
Donohue Bros
al2
29
L:
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395
69
common
all 74
common
(Canada)
505
.10
Chemical
Jdn
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.
6,535
Ltd
&
63%
common..;
Ltd
9%
Coal
Stores
Dominion
Jan
•
21%
com__.
,
62
Gas
9%
common
preferred
1,665
Jan
.100
20%
"2a
Steel
63%
1
Ltd
972
16
Foundries
62
l
2174
Corsets
Dominion
Jan
Canada
Co
Co
Sogtmines
-J
pfd
Dominion
Dominion
474%
Royal
South
•
67c
Jan
44 V4
Paper class A
Jan
*
Bridge
39%
___•
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Rolland
Jan
S
Seagrams
Dominion
of
(A V)
3.25
*
A
3372
Jan
_•
Canada
Robertson
Roe
16 72
<_*
Co
class
Jan
Jan
40 7a
•
"A"
United
Seal
Zellerbach
Dominion
Class
3.00 Jan
25
Cork
31
33 7a
3374
*
common
&
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50
changed to
Ltd
1,367
ioo
_
•
Corp
Jan
8,485
l
100
•
Credit
63 74
3,820
Power
al5
•
Foncier Franco-Canadian
Jan
10,515
39%
Corp
Weaving class B
•
Co
57%
62%,
Jan
63 %
Units
Quebec
3.00
•
Credit
Jan
.
11
Chemical
•
Crane
20
*
;_
&
Natural
al5
Mortgage
Coronation
Quebec
3.00
•
Coronation
Jan
♦
class
Transport
preferred
•
B
20
a21% a22%.
•
preferred
Series
a—
5
A
Jan
259
a21%
Jan
Jan
10%
Glass
class
Corp
5%
Jan
6%
107
;
1572
5
4474
:
Products
Ltd
Bros
4%
Jan
1,165
Ltd
Jan
;
Provincial
Jan
11
18
13%
44%
11
11
Smelting
15
Jan
94
Jan
43
Jan
2172
38
Enterprises
580
52%
Jan
38 7b
Car
Steel
•
Consolidated Mining Si
Consolidated Textile
15%
Jan
32%
Development
Power
Jan
5.00
I
15
15%
•
A
preferred
Price
Jan
1172
:
5
52 72
93
195
•
44
Noranda Mines Ltd
Nova Scotia Light & Power
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
Jan
375
5.00
J)
200
Jan
5
Drug
Penmans
1
Ltd
50
5
4574
10
Page-Hersey Tubes
25 7b
10%
Railway
94
5
Jan
Jan
33%
Pacific Petroleums
27
5.00
common
52%
94
6
43
lo
Ltd
Jan
24%
10%
com
5272
3,080
3972
com
.
Jan
•
Companies
Pacific
Columbia
Vaj
28%
A_50c
common
52^/4
1,429
.
Jan
50
Canadian
Combined
3.00
34
Jan
6
5
common
Steel
Ontario
13%
Jan
4574
3
preferred
Placer
-•
class
Ltd
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
24%
20
Co
Canadian
Canadian
v
—•_
Jan
.
6
common
class
Co
Niagara Wire
7%
Jan
a
Corp
Trust
National
2,o52
Jan
11%
a__
4474
60
Locomotive
4%%
13 %
Jan
a__
6
7.60
new
25
7172
40
&
National
Jan
10
a77
Morse
International
Oil
Du
Jan,
Morgan
Jan
91%
50
•
Canadian
Dow
7872
Jan
1
Fairbanks
Marconi
7%
Jan
90
50
•
Preferred
Crown
7874
65
*
Canadian
Crown
20
48
Preferred
Name
77%
2.35
Ltd
13
10%
1,795
.
Jan
45
61 JB
B
Montreal
(
4072
25
_
Co
13%
"
Tel___
Breweries
Montreal
Jan
47%
52%
Molson
Jan
4072
*
Converters class A pfd_
Canadian
4.30
33
90%
a
90
*
B
Class
a77 72
90
common.*1,
A
Jan
Canada.
Preferred
14,818
_
Canadian Husky
Canadian
Industries
Corbys
Jan
4.30
•
___.
preferred
Chemical
Canadian
Coghlin
48 74
32%
It
B
Class
Class
3174
common
Warrants
Canadian
Jan
2372
Aluminum
Jan
5%
74
66%
;•
7%
•
Bronze .common
Canadian
Canadian
48
&
(Robt)
Jan
•
common
12%
a
preferred
Jan
7 74
32
•
Canadian Bank of Commerce
39 74
10
preferred
Mitchell
Jan
3.90
o
.
% %
Tel
517b
4.30
100
Electronics
4
Jan
365
*
common
.
Aviation
Canadian
Jan
•
Malting common
Steamship common
Canada
34%
13,008
30
class
Foundries
preferred
Canada
Jan
•
;
common
Jan
,
32
1,460
49
*
preferred
37%
Corp Ltd priority.
Maritime
Massey-Ferguson
517B
•
common
Mailman
Jan
Jan
48 7b
•
Products
6,324
38
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River
Ltd ♦
Jan
10
A
38%
Loeb
417a
48 7a
1
Ltd
of
Service
45
28
B
7c
58
507a
•
pfd
Public
Jan
47%
•
Company
Eruck
4
Jan
48 7a
50
Brockville
37%
Ltd
Jan
50
Columbia Forest Produota
British Columbia Power
British Columbia
Telephone
20
970
25
3874
50
British
Nickel
41
48%
100
preferred
Iron
...
50%
100
74 7c : preferred
Calgary Power
'
•
common
„
Jan
Jan<>
67%
54 7a
19%
(John;
Laura Secord Candy Shops
(M) Ltd
Jan
597s
30 J
*
preferred
Jamaica
Jan
22
*
preferred
Canada
Jan
19 74
50
preferred
Canada
24%
20
100
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% preferred
Jan
Jan
21%
Electric—
preferred
$1.30
28 7a
22
1974
£1
British
Canada
$2
Jan
Jan
19%
'
Paper
25%
2172
50
-_
Utilities
49
21%
*
preferred-
International
Jan
11 *'/4
common
_
International
48
717a
-1172
International Bronze Powders 6%
pfd 25
Jan
High
70%
1172
common
__i
International
Low
70%
—4.68%
Cement
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
A
Canada
Corp
Jan
50
____!
Mersey 57a%
Class
'
37
50
preferred
Traction
Building
52
22
•
A
of
Jan
43
.
19 7.
•
clasa
Paper
5 % %
1,116
4874
2774
28
Corp 5%
Brazilian
4
225
i
(John)
Low
•
preferred
lniand
Jan
*
preferred
4% 7c
Inglis
517a
10
(Canada)
Si
Bowaters
57c
Jan
45
a52
Sliaies
.20
preferred
$4.50
Jan
Jan
80
10
National
Telephone
4%
35%
3574
22 %
1,420
_10
Scotia
Power
Bowater
■■■■:
25
B
5 7z%
7
Jan
Jan
25
Banque Provinciale
Bowater
-
$2.75
31%
52 7a
'
for Week
___25
Acceptance
22
52
*'V
Sales
Range
of Prices
,
10
class
preferred
Indus
Jan
52%
-
'
•
preferred
Labatt
Nova
Class
Jan
20
46%
•
Canadian
Bathurst
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
19%
46
•
ntd
Montreal
of
2174
Jan
33
4,700
7a
Week's
Last
'
,.
;
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco
Jan
Jan
1974
22,603
22
24
.
467a
50
preferred
Banque
35 74
22
427a
'
>
prefeired
$1.25
Jan
14%
-
2j860
•
Selburn
5%%
35%
-
Jan
417a'
19 7a
425
347a
50
7:
Corp
Steels
8,130
33%
pfd__50
common
preferred
Asbestos
Anas
pfd
Co
472%
preferred
Corp
23%
1,920
20
Jan
50
Pulp
Canadian
$2.50
217a
a20 a2074
•
Investment
High
.50
Canadian
Argus
'l f
40
280
34%
25
preferred
Anglo
Anglo
pfd
4%
Imperial
Range Since Jan. 1
5,745
34%
•
of
I'
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Bank
$1.40
24
19%
•
Aluminium-Ltd
7 Aluminum
a20
'"•
Par
Low
4174
19%
'«•
t
'
•
Imperial
High
23 7a
*
.
J*
Sales
Shares
40 7a
23%
*
_.
——
Steel
Aigoma
41
Monday, January 20, 1G61
.
Sale Price
for Week
Low
Friday
STOCKS
'•
Dollars
of Prices
Par
*
ian
Range
Sale Price
Abitibi Power & Paper common
Cana
Week's
Friday
S T O CKS
in
.
(Range for Week Ended January 27)
Montreal Stock Exchange
Trices
.
'
_
—
al9c
—
a
'
400
400
,
(••14
-•
1.50
Jan
Jan
>
20
1 55
Jan
Jan
.
Volume
Number 6025
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
s x o c k s
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
Explorations
Quebec
Catelli
Products
Food
Minerals
Ciiemalloy
Ltd
class
2.04
Miniere
Div
Consolidated
2.00
10c
Corp
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Cleveland Copper Corp
Compagnie
Sec
—
Kelly
10
39 Va
Jan
39 Vs
Jan
Kerr-Addison
1.94
Jan
2.19
Jan
Latin
Jan
Loblaw
—
9c
7,500
Jan
~"4c
12c
Jan4
T-
6c
{
8,500
6c
Jan
7c
Jan
2,000
2 VaC
Jan
4%c
Jan
a75c
36
95c
Jan
a27c
5c
5c
85c
Jan
Jan
5c
Jan
80c
Jan
94c
Jan
Jan
Moore
83c
309
17%
Jan
1,875
1.02
Jan
.
60c
,
.
1,000
18
1.15
MacLaren
class
6C
;
Power
&
1.000
12
Jan
13%
Jan
1,000
49c
Jan
49c
Jan
30 V2
Jan
35
Jan
13
49c
910
'
35
11%
36
35
36
1.780
,
5c
5c
1,000
21 %
21%
1,650
21%
21Va
750
816"% al67/a
50
A-2.50
21%
&
Ontario
Corp Ltd
Paper
32
*
_
Lines
;'
Ltd
Quemont Mining Corp
•
Jan
Jan
Russell
Jan
27
Jan
Sherritt-Gordon
15%
Jan
17 Va
Jan
8teep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
60c
Jan
79c
Jan
Traders
1,145
22%
Jan
24Va
Jan
Trans
Mountain
Gas
400
1.60
Jan
1.66
Jan
Ltd
•;
49
100
17
17%
955
60c
79c
52,200
I, 23 Va
Engineering Works Ltd
Dominion Leaseholds Ltd
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd
24%
24%
1.60
1.61
Dominion
,
"
.
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:
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Nickel
Falconbridge
■
:
'
1.60
Ltd
Ltd.
Mines
Metal
Fab
'
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Sullivan
East
1 Vac
Mines
Ltd.:
Mining & Exploration
Fleet
7 Vac
39%
:
Fano
39 Va
Inc
50c
Mines
Ltd
(1945)
9.40
3.80
3.90
>
-
8.00
8.00
1
Can Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Jan
2 VaC
Jan
,19c
2,000
Labrador
Mining
Alfred
Langis Silver
•
40c
Jan
48c
24c
5,000
2VaC
Jan
3c
39,700
88c
Jan
1.00
9 VaC
Jan
9 %C
2.00
5,700
2.00
Jan
2.00
Jan
a37
5
Cobalt Mng
Lithium
Distilleries
Melchers
Island
Minerals
17%
Jack
Santiago
53c
Jan
57c
8,000
3c
Jan
50c
82,100
40c
Jan
50c
760
25
Jan
27
Jan
30%
110
28%
Jan
30 %
al2%
al3
;
18c
■
Mines
Northern
Gold
Pitt
6f/r
13c
6 %c
3,778
5C
Jan
6%c
Mills
37%
7c
Jan
7%
„
Jan
Class
Red
Jan
3c
Jan
Alberta
3c
Jan
15c
Jan
17c
Jan
Preferred
7,000
13c
Jan
19c
Jan
Warrants
5,250
6c
34c V,
5 Vac
Jan
6c
Jan
Algoma
31c
Jan
37c
Jan
Algonquin Bldg warrants
25%
Jan
26
Jan
.99,800
66
26
Corp
Allied
Roxana
3.25
Jan
Jan
7 V2C
Jan
Jan
60c
Jan
9c
3,000
8c
Jan
9c
Jan
5.60
300
5.90
Jan
"5 V2C
3,000
6c
Jan
Amalgamated
15c
10,700
13c
Jan
18c
Jan
9c
1,000
8c
Jan
10c
Jan
.65
30
2.70
-
10
65
5.40
Jan
Jan
3c
10 %c
43
4c
13 %c
Jan
Jan
45
Aluminium
Siscalta
4%%
Jan
65
Jan
2.70
Jan
7it
Siscoe
%n
Soca
class A—
Standard
Sullivan
8c
5,500
7c
Jan
8%c
36Va
37%
36%
Jan
38
Anglo
Jan
al7
al7
17
Jan
18
Jan
1,310 '
67
2.35
Jan
'?■ >3c
6%
2%c
1,000
2 VaC
Jan
2VaC
2,000
lie
Jan
12c
2.15
750
2.00
5.55
4,970
5.35
7%
2,985
a40c
450
1.19
1.22
14%
1.05
1.10
2OV2
Jan
93
7c
Jan
8V2c
Jan
12c
Jan
14c
Jan'
3.25
Jan
3.25
Jan
8,200
11,370
2.80
Jan
*
975
19%
Jan
20
Jaiv
73c'
26,829
56c
Jan
77c
Jan
47c
1,800
46c
Jan
53 c
Jan
4%c
2^500
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
2.05
5,320
Jan
2.10
Jan
20
64c
L525
1.65'
26%
1.80
50c
1.50
Jan
Jan
65c
Jan
1.70
15,185
24 Va
Jan
26%
767
105 Va
Jan
3,150
:
Jan
Jan
36
Argus Corp
Atlin
Ruffner
Jan
Aumacho
Jan
Aumaque. Gold
41c
1.24
15
1.10
Jan
Associated
16
16
550
6c
7c
2,000
5c
7c
7%c
16,000
6c
8c
7,500
12c 12 %c
3,600
IOV2C
Jan
121
Jan
Auto
Auto Fabric
8c
Jan
Jan
1.57
16
Jan
4.30
Jan
Jan
35%
Jan
Jan
2,05t Jan
21c" Jan
35 %
4,070
2.05,
300
21c
5 850
4.10
33
2.00
16c
Jan
"
1.65
Jan
1.85
Jan
31%
Jan
35%
Jan
Jan
22 Va
46%
46Va
46%
435
45 Va
Jan
47
Jan
I9V2C
20c
3,083
16c
Jan
20c
Jan
5V2C
6c
3,000
5 Vac
Jan
8c
Jan
8c
11c
Jan
__
__
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38V2C
8V2C
16,500
6 V2C
Jan
38V2C38V2C
516
38 Vac
Jan
38c45V2c
44,532
38c
Jan
40c
3.00
3.00
3.00
1,075
8c
9 V2C
4,500
5.40
5.40
5.40
520
1
4.75
Paper
&
pfd_50
3.00
8c
5.40
-
12c
Jan
Jan
Jati
5.40
Jan
52%
Jan
8.75
Jan
52
8.25
8.50
1,525
8.15
Jan
8V2C
11c
197,600
8 V2C
Jan
51 y2
Jan
3.50
Jan
51%
310
Jan
48c
Jan
9c
__
Jan
42c
Jan
8.25
*
Gtdd
29
"
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36c
35 V2
Jan
29%
"
Jan
80c
Jan
Jan
Jan
30
Jan
71c
Jan
Jan
37 Vs
Jan
Jan
32%
49%
Jan
Jan
9c
37 Va
6,003
49
470
7 Vac
8c
2,000
7c
45c
41c
50c
20,400
28c
Jan
50c
12
12
285
12
Jan
13
26c
Jan
35c
1
30c
27c
I 1.13
48
Jan
Jan
,
Jan
Jan
Mines
15,950
1.07
Jan
1.24
Jan
23
24'/a
2,797
21%
Jan
24 Va
Jan
-.(..8c
8c
10c
17,000
7c
Jan
12c
Jan
1
—
23,130
1.20
24%.
1
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30c
1.07
•
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10c
8V2C
12c
54,500
6V2C
Jan
12c
Jan
7c
7 Vac
11,100
6 V2C
Jan
8c
Jan
340
2.80
Jan
3.10
Jan
6Va
Jan
7
Jan
i
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Mines
Products-class A—
3.00
—
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:
29
29%
48%
•
i
318
7 V2C
40c
;
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Electric
500
48%
"
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Nickel
Copper
25
80c
35"%
50
1
29%
80c
80c
30
29%
41
1
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;"-7 "
7
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3.05
7-
63-5-
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7,285
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,
7
Jan
_
7 Va
Jan
1
25
5%
7c
Jan
7c
Jan
8%c
Jan
Banff
6c
Jan
8V2C
Jan
Bankeno
9c
Jan
I4V2C
Jan
Bankfield
31%
Jan
Jan
Bank
5%%
Oil
'
-
6.25
6.80
31,080
6.80
Jan
19
19 Va
340
19
Jan
19 Va
Jan
21%
22
950
21%
Jan
22
50c
:
preferred
22
9Sc
88c
99c
6,700
75c
Jan
99c
Jan
-1
preferred
Jan
6.75
25
Bailey Sellvurn Oil & Gas class A
:i
Tazin Mines Ltd
Jan
100
Jan
Jan
Jan
16
Jan
m
•
River
Aunor
Jan
8c
Jan
56 %
56<;
4.30;"
21%
-
Jan
1.49
17 %
lc
Arcadia
Coast
Jan
1,700
42c
Jan
20c
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Jan
1,500
Jan
290
xOo
Steels
8c
Jan
38c
1084
2,515
50c
Ashdown Hardware class B_
Atlas
1.55
—
Oil
Asamera
Atlantic
8c
14
3,100
26,927
Mines
Jan
1.50
Jan
9,338
40c
22
common
Gold
Jan
8c
17%
17Va '
16%
19c
1
$2.50 preferred
Arjon
Jan
118
2.05
Jan
35%
;_4_.
Jan
3,500
34%
1
Pete
Mines
7%
Jan
34Va
9.10
1
5.60
1.00
4.25
Jan
,1.80
Earth
Canadian ,Pulp
2.25
Jan
56
7.90
22
Huronian
Jan
14
38c
15,662
Jan
1.75
Petroleums
Jan
Jan
16%
8.70
107
33%
Controls
Jan
1.15
600
121
8 >
Ltd--—
Jan
91%
22
Mines
Mines
Lead
41c
330
8 Vac
Rare
7
5,500
.i
120%
Ltd—
Tache Lake Mines
19 V2
50
8,125
1.76
_—
Jan
7%
1.55
1,370
'
8c
34V2
Mines
Area
Jan
12c
5.35
pfd—100
Jan
^2.05
Anthes Imperial class A__
Class B,
Jan
12c
—' "•
Jan
Jan
3.10
Jan
Larder
Nepheline
Anglo
Jan
14%
Ltd——___—
Petroleum
Supertest
2.01
2.00
Ltd—
Mines
Cons
Jan
8c
Power
Mines
Gold
Jan
2%c
Ltd.
Mines
Canada
Southern
2.05
12,700
♦
—-—
Dufault
300
3c
7 Vac
———-
Ltee
South
4.050
2.35
3.00
a40c
Ltd————-—'
Mines
Sobey's Stores
Jan
21 %
25
:
Anglo American Exploration
Jan
2.14
1.21
Jan
24
16%
56 "
50
Leduc
Anchor
Jan
7Va
preferred
American
Jan
2.60
65
4%
American
Analogue
2.95
—
41%
8.35
10c
preferred
Anacon
900
7Va
Ltd___—;—
Oils
Jan
Jan,.
41c
35c
42c
20,125
35c
Jan
42c
Jan
4.90
Jan
Jan
•
Tib
Ltd—
Exploration
Petroleum
Titan
__—
Ltd_
Corp
12 Vac
——
-
Trans-Canada
United
United
UnhPri
•
:1
Fund——
Corp
Canada
Trans
400
10
3.90
4.05
2.300
3.75
Jan
4.10
Jan
27 V4
27%
1,000
27%
Jan
27'A
Jan
Barymin
1,15
3.95
;' •
•
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a4c
1.35
20.600
1.15
Jan
1.60
Jan
Base Metals
:
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of
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■
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Ventures
Ltd
Virginia
Corp—
Mining
Wendell
Oil
Westburne
1.35
6,700
50c
Jan
1.35
Jan
Baska
8c
8 VaC
6,800
7 VaC
Jan
9c
Jan
Beta
34
403
7 Vac
7V2C
8%c
3,000
1.60
1.60
1.60
500
1.45
Jan
1.60
Jan
2 V2C
3c
32,500
2 VaC
Jan
3c
Jan
54c
54c
500
46c
Jan
54c
Jan
Beatty
3c
3c
500
3c
Jan
3c
Jan
Beaver
3c
Ltd
Ltd—
'
30
Jan
Jan
Bates
Jan
6c
35 %
lie
Jan
Bathurst
&
Ltd
Mines
Trunk
Gas
Beaver
3.10
—1
:
Line
3.10
1,600
3.10
Jan
3.10
Jan
69 Va
Jan
Jan
2.12
26%
790
24%
Jan
26%
Jan
Com?da
&
Canada
Packers
Dominion
300
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
Bell
6.60
7.00
1,200
16 %
Sugar
class B
Ltd
Chromium
Rin
&
Halliwell
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consumers
Ltd
Oils
Mining
Co
•
Ltd
class
&
A
class
17
2,035
53
53
25
4.90
....
_*
__
Ltd-—————1
-
■
—
.
Corp-
Mining
7.00
Jan
Bethlehem
1 r
.Tq i
17%
Jan
Bevcon
4<M/,
Jnn
53
Jan
Bibis
5.70
Jan
Cooper
Giant
Motor
Co
of
Yellowknife
Canada
Gold
Ltd
Mines
Yukon
5.15
500
4.45
Jan
5.15
Jan
Bicroft Uran
5.60
1,535
5.10
Jan
5.75
Jan
Bidcop Mines Ltd
5.15
5.20
700
4.90
Jan
5.20
Jan
Black
Jan
Bordulac
-
44c
44c
1,100
ft
44c
olatl
„
Mines
J"n
43%
Jan
Bouzan
6,520
16
Jan
16%
Jan
Bowater
20
f a.
Jan
54
Jan
10%
Jan
11 %
Jan
Bowater
17%
Jan
Bowaters
Mersey 5%%
Jan
Bralorne
Harding
Caroets
Hillcrest
Collieries
Hollinger Consol
Ltd
Bralsaman
Ltd
Gold
;
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a53
11 Vb
al7'/4
17%
-
600
50
17
138 Va
140
125
133
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13%
100
a
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13%
Jan
140
Jan
14%
133
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•
129
133
405
129
Jan
133
Mines
Corp
11%
12
200
12
Jan
12
Jan
4.00
4.00
200
22 Va
23%
1.590
5V2%
Jan
11%
*
-
Ltd
a53
10%
138%
—_——
23 Va-.
43 Va
210
41%
Jan
44 V2
Jan
33%
35
8 iO
33%
Jan
35
10c
10c
5,74V
7c
Jan
11c
6%
7
1,241
6Va
Jan
6c
7c
8,500
4V2C
Jan
23
21%
23
3,370
21
27
27
50
27
47c
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Ltd—_i__2.50
footnotes,
see
page
44.
10%
Jan
Jan
Jan
7 VaC
Jan
Jan
23
Jan
Jan
27
Jan
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19
Jan
4.00
Jan
23 3 V Jan
Jan
10%
10%
100
9%
Jan
*
10%
Jan
British
62c
Jan
49 Va
Jan
58c
Jan
77c
Jan
12c
Jan
14c
Tank
—
14c
10,874
be
6c
7c
7,0C0
pfd-_
17,580
58,000
4.35
———50
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^—
—*
Jan
9c
Jan
10c
Jan
lOVaC
4V2C
Jan
39c
Jan
50c
Jan
445
46V2
Jan
48
Jan
310
50
1,000
Jan
Va
Jan
51
Jan
870
7 Va
Jan
8
Jan
48 Va
253
47 Va
7.35
5.545
40c
2,600
3.90
4.35
27.343
6%
6%
3,420
5%
Jan
43%
_r
7.15
.
2-04
31%
-
4t
1.0
43%
Jan
2.00
2.04
2,500
31%
32 Va
16,904
50 Va
51
7Va
7%
48'/a
7.15
35c
50 V2
7'/2
•
l
8Vac Jan
72c
Jan
56,800
47%
Jan
Jan
Jan
48
-15c
47%
Jan
5V2C
58c
7c
50c
,
Jan
3 VaC
44c
*
i—
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10c
4c
—1
common
American
72c
9c
4c
•
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18,175
62c
7 Vac lOVaC
9 V2c
9V2C
1
50
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(T
Jan
48
4,850
12c
5°
Petroleums
Preferred.
Bright
47c
15,944
12c
50
pfd,
Paper
Brazilian
12,600
40
75c
1
Ltd—
5%
preferred
Bridge &
•
50c
67c
'
Hudson's Eay Oil & Gas
7 Va
Jan
48 Va
48V2c
48%
1
Pioneer
Jan
%
4.00
•Goodyear Tire & Rubber of Can Ltd
Jan
43
7c
'
*
—
—
16%
—
2.60
1
Mines
Uranium
Bay
43%
1
4c
Jan
1
Mines
16%
•
Ltd
Jan
2.60
1
42%
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc—1
Ford
Jan
3V2C
50
—50c
Corp
16%
—
9c
22,000
10c
1
1
Mines
43%
11 Va
Jan
60,000
4c
33%
25
4.329
5
15c
15c
2.60
13c
—20
Corp
•
—
Jan
•
■common
preferred
Telephone
'
Zellerbach
Crown
Jan
illc
_»
Lodge Miner.-
•
Ltd-—
common
44c
Jan
2.60
6
Co
Jan
8c
13,415
43
*
.
39c
18,300
3 Vac
•
A.
1,600
9c
2.60
14c
*
———
Lumber
Jan
42c
'
•
Paper
Lumber*Co
1.70
2.03
41c
•
1—
5.25
:
,
•
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Smelting
Corp
Paper
Gas
53
*
_
Petroleums
Devonian
Canadian
Central-Del
6.75
Mines Ltd
_1
Co Ltd—*
3,500
1.91
1.J1
Bros
Belcher
12%
1
'
Campbell Chibougamau
13c
Jan
257/8.
26
Ltd "A"_5
Co
61%
Jan
i
Seattle Duquesne
12 VH
Alberta
Jan
66%
_1
Ltd^__.—.
Mines
Power
B
Beaver
Advocate
59 %
4,199
Mining
Inr.es
,Class
STOCKS
UNLISTED
5,697
69 Va
12 Vac
8c
Exploration
Uranium
33
Ltd——.:—
Co
Mines
61%
68 Va
.
Petroleums
33
—
Products
Mineral
Westville
50c
_.
Wainwright Producers & Refiners Ltd_
14c
59%
68%
1
r
Mines
Barnat
8 Vac
—
Jan
60%
10
Mines
Montreal-
Bank of Nova Scotia
a__
1.30
Ltd—
Explorations
Vanguard
Jan
12V2C
10
Consolidated
32
'
•
Asbestos,, Corn Ltd
.
—
Corporations preferred———30
Principal * Properties—
Mines
a4c
.
'
Ltd—'—:
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'
Jan
•
Co
Jan
2 VaC
'■>.
High
Jan
24'
21% *
106-107
16%
;
Ltd
Aluminum
Jan
1,915
•
7 %'...
7%
.
;
4%c Jan
5.35
Ltd——
(.1957)
Save
&
Low
14%
-4.25
Minerals
Amalgamated
-
43
2.00
Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd—
;—
Lawrence Columbian Metals—.—
Range Since Jan. 1
•
Jan
6c
12c
.—
Dollars
23%
1.50
__
10
Alminex
3.25
2 V2c
——
Jan
735
25%
16%
Oils
Cons
•
60c
43
al7
106 %
Steel
TOO
5,000
"j-i-
1.32
19,260
63c
1.65
is..;
1,000
22,000
: 37
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Shop
•
Jan
4c
26Va
50
8,000
3c
Ltd
Mines
Mining
Pacific
60c
2.60
A
1.10
1.95
__
Natural Gas—i0
3.25
—.1
'
,
47c
8.65
Algoma Central-common
13c
' •'
Jan
Jan
.'Jan
71c
'•
1.95
_____
49c
12c
2.95
11
13c
19%
„
47c
100
Class A warrants
13c
t,'
-12
Jan
3.00
73c
0
Jan
43
.
-17 Va
Jan.
10c
12cl2%c"
3.25
—*
preferred
4 Vac
—
12c
♦
—
Jan
3c
—■—
--
Gold
Crest
Roberval
a
A
5.40
2.15
& Exploration—
Corporation
Development Ltd
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd:
Quebec Telephone Corp common
Oil
Jan
Jan
.
40
92%'
1
Trunk
Jan
13c
Lithium
'Warrants
trust
Gas
7%c
—
Cobalt
Quebec
Quebec
.9%
2,000
7c
__
Ansil
Quebec
Jan
12
Shares
20% '
1
common
3C
43,200
17c-
9c
7 3/4
40
15 "/a
~
Jan
for Week
20
Warrants
Voting
Alberta
6c
——-—-
Jan
High
'• 92%
7c
1
Distillers
60c
—~
Ltd———
Jan
Sales
,
20
J
*
^
Gold
Canadian
(92%
1
46c
500
18,700
17c
6c
13c
Ltd—
Ltd
Explorations
9c
Co
8J40
5,531
24
•
2%C
429
3c
16c
■
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Jan
Jan
12c
19V2
1
Alberta
49c
2 %c«
15c
'
4.10
41 Va
24
Oil
3.25
•
220
9%
Jan
Jan
2 VaC
5.60
Jan
Jan
lie
19%
•
Mines
Yellowknife
Alberta
Jan
——
——
Ltd———
Steel
Jan
26
1st pfd_50
part 2nd pfd
—50
cum
Gas
9c
Corp
Prime
non
Prairie
Premier
1,575
33c
Corp of Canada 4%%
Power
9c
——
Ltd.—,
Mining
Porcupine
Jan
1.
Opemiscrf Explorers Ltd
:
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) LidPartridge Canadian Exploration Ltd—
Mines
5%
com—
Gold Mines Ltd—:
Mining
1,418
7 Vac
(1945)
O'Brien
Pennbec
Jan
7%
17c
(t
Alba
Jan
54c
Va
__
Ltd
Obalski
Paudash
22c
Jan
9c
Ltd—
Industries
Northwest
Jan
54c
Jan
3c
Ltd
Ltd
Power Co
Quebec
18c
1,000
6c
46c
Corp——__
Metals
Akaitcho
Jan
1,000
6
2 VaC
9.40
Jan
9 Va
40 Va
„
•
Agnew Surpass Shoe—
Agnico Mines Ltd
Jan
59c
6c
Ltd
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd
New West Amulet Mines Ltd—
Rare
;12%
5 Vac
New
Asbestos
Jan
Jan
7,300
r
Jan
6.95
6,720
—
1,500
Range
41
100
Uranium
Advocate Mines
Jan
12%
6c
9c
50
American
54c
Jan
47 c
2,600
19c
54c
■
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-
59c
55c
i.28
Jan
11%
9.40
«
9,355
12 %
of Prices
^._25
—
Acme Gas &
Jan
.26%
,
•
Paper common
in
Low
1
Acadia
3VaC Jan
"7%
Mines Ltd
American
Jan
Jan
26
——
—
North
13
2,500
6c
Ltd
North
.21V2
43c
al2Va
Ltd.,
&
Acadia Atlantic .Sugar common
Class A
Jan
54c
3c
Mines
Power
Preferred
Jan
3%c
54c
26
Ltd—*
Ltd—
Uranium
Lake
New
Abacus
Preferred
Jan
Formaque
New
6c
Jan
13
-
„
17V2
:x
Week's
Sale Price
.——
61
Jan
80
Mines" Ltd
Newfoundland Light & Pwr Co Ltd—1
New
a
Jan
6c
25
44c
Molybdenite Corp of Canada
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
Mount Royal
Dairies Ltd—;
Native
46
-
'
Ltd——_
Corp
Mines
a—
400
.
pfd—1
Ltd
Mining
Mid-Chibougamau
5
3,700
6c
a20% a20 V2
—
(Walter-M)—_
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Merrill
a51
i;a51
6c'
Expressed
Last
Abitlbi
30%
Co Ltd—
Are
Par
a__
———
al2Va al2Va
Ltd
Co
a
a51
a20 V2
1.25
Shown
Jan
a51
Ltd—
1.25
Jan
10,000
a37
j.
♦
10-
16%
iFriday
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12
STOCKS
Jan
T.00-;
9 Vac
89c
6c
A
12
Jan
—5
Copper Mining Co Ltd—
Corp of Canada Ltd
Lowney
Prices
Jan
Jan
——
class
?
49
Jan
Toronto Stock Exchange
Jan
21 %c
——
Ltd
Co
16%
V
_
Jan
1,000
2 Vac
9%
10
*
Jan
21c
Jan
16c
2.00
com_.
Explor
&
Inc
&
3c
3.00
Jan
6,000
'
Lingside
3.00
48c
41c
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:—_
*
Ltd
Jan
3.20
100
.
40%..
Jan-
9 Va
1,310
39V2
.
32
Jan
46c
1,050
1,000
90c
—
Oil
Continental
Lambert
Pipe Line Co_;
Canada
40
Jan
Jan-
Jan
52c
Oil
•
A
:
21%
21 Va
44'/a
1,495
8.00
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
21 V2c 21 Vac
'
;
2 VaC
convertible preferred—
6 '/c
Iso
2c
1,000
*
Israel
41
Jan
9 VaC
Foundation Ltd
Investment
Jan
2c
18c
Iron
Inland Chemicals
50c
38%
3c
42c
Ltd
Corporation
•
Lakes
of
1,000
3.00
:13c
Copper Mining Corp
Haitian
1,355
2c
of
class
Corp
1
...
Jan
31
100
'
;8% J
Jan
Jan
7c
20%
...3,700
9.40
9%
,;3.80
11%
36
Jan
20%
250
-
—
1
United Amusem't Corp Ltd class A
United Oils Ltd
7%c Jan
3c
,
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Hastings
Head
41
Jan
Finance
Ltd
,
Mining
Goldfielas
7 Vac
48c
—
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Power
10,000
3.00
;
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Sec
Futurity Oils Ltd
Golden Age Mines
Foreign
:7 Vac
2c
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Fontana
:
64c
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Jan
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:
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24%
■
-
Jan
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Jan
Jan
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3,315
.
,
11
11%
33
50
f
11%
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100
32
47%
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32
48%
.
1.25
Jan
Industries
__
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*
•
Jan
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34
—
.
2.50
Pembina
Jan
49c
__
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2.85
6
12%
—
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class
Paper
6c
6c
1,525
2.60
Jan
11%
55c
...60c
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Low
1
23%
1,000
6c!
:
A
Corp
Union
—'_
Mines Ltd
6%
50c
Class B
Jan
5.000
7>/8
Range Since
High
2.85
1
Ltd
Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd
Jan
Low
•
Goldfield
Minnesota
85c
18
83cv
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Shares
2.70
warrants—;.—i
28c
,
Gold
"A"
1
95c
i.10
60c
A
Class B
Jan
Jan
I,
.Class
Louvicourt
Jan
500
class
for Week
2.80
*
*
-
Companies Ltd
1,900
i-...
Ltd
American
28c
1.03
:
Jan
Ltd—
Douglas
3 VaC
8
17 3,4
—
5c
Club
2,000
\.
85c
83c
1.08
Ltd
1,200
"5c
.
Crain
Dolsan
Jan
2 Vac
—
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Corp
.14 Va
a27c
——
—
Quebec Yellow knife Mines Ltd_
Consolidated Vauze Mines Ltd—
Conscl
Petroleum
Dalfen's
Ltd'
Jan
a75c
——
a75c
Copper Rand Chib
Ltd (R L)
13
6c
'
A
Preferred
Jockey
2 Vac
6c
Standard
Jan
10c
4 Vac
—
1.50
Par
12%c
16,545
2.05
9c
■
L'Ungava
Crusade
525
High
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
9 VaC
a39 Va a39Va
A
Ltd
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Low
1,060
14
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9%c
13%
Ltd
Corp
Asbestos
Casslar
Low
9 Vac
Ltd
Week's
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Cartier
(Range for Week Ended January 27)
Sales
■
6.65
30c
3.85
2.00
29%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
■48 '/a
Jan
7.60
Jan
40c1
Jan
4.35
Jan
7%
Jan
44
Jan
.12. Jan
3^%
Jan
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Columbia
4%
5%
40%
40%
—50
.
British
Class
class
Packers
B
Columbia
Buffalo
Ltd
42%
Jan
44%
Jan
Consolidated
90
Jan
913.,
Jan
Consolidated
Mines
Callinan
15
1.205
47%
Jan
49%
Jan
Consolidated
895
Discovery-
51%
Jan
52%
Jan
Consolidated
Dragon
5,455
12
Jan
13%
Jan
Consolidated
Fenlmore
15
Jan
Consolidated
Gillies
225
15
Jan
Lake
——__1
Cadamet
Calalta
_
Canada
Canada
Canada
14
Jan
J
213/8
20%
21%
2
2.10
14
13%
8%
100
2.35
2.30
2.75
6,600
7%c
7c
7 to c
15,500
1.39
1,490
•'
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14
8%
.
910
1.36
1.31
34%
33 %
35
5%
5%
5%
12c
'7%
17
8%
Jan
Consolidated
Jan
2.95
Jan
Consolidated Mogul
8c
Jan
Consolidated
13%
Jan
1.40
Jan
Consolidated
Negus
Jan
Consolidated
Jan
Consolidated
Jan
Consolidated
Jan
5
35
Jan
9c
12.500
Oils
Ltd—
Jan
5%
13c
16
Jan
17 %
Jan
Jan
13%
Jan
.
*
13%
12c
12c
10c
10c
30Vac
30c
33c /
•
16%
•
:
24%
12c
2,215
11 %c
12c
Jan
Jan
Mines
Poplar—
Sannonn
Mines..
3,890
8c
Jan
13c
Jan
Class
23c
Jan
36c
Jan
Class
153/4
17
3,825
13%
Jan'
24%
251/4
7,948
23%
Jan
100 %
102
35
100 %
Jan
•
29c
31c
3,296
Copp
Jan
33c
Jan
220
1.16
Jan
1.30
7.05
40,097
5.55
Jan
7.05
Jan
Jan
18%
Jan
Corby
Jan
3.80
Jan
Jan
Copper-Man
Class
class
27
28i%
2,522
25%
Jan
28 %
Jan
25 to
25%
26%
2,197
25%
Jan
27 %
Jan
<:oulpe
15%
15%
200
14
Jan
15%
Jan
&
21% v-
100
21
Jan
21%
Jan
18%
150
18%
Jan
18%
Jan
Crain
19%
20
1,979
18%
Jan
20%
Jan
Crestbrook
•
64
63%
64%
885
63%
Jan
67
Jan
93c
1.00
2,300
92c
Jan
8c
8c
2,600
6c
Jan
10c
8c
A
*
1.17
(R
Jan
Crown
Jan
Crown
Zellerbach
52
55
495
Jan
55
Jan
2,045
48%
Jan
55
Jan
Crush
67
I,780
57%
Jan
67
Jan
91%
91
91%
105
90%
Jan
91%
13c
500
9c
Jan
15c
Jan
.
1
3.15
3.15
3.30
4514
44%
45i%
1.25
Jan
3.45
Jan
Jan
45%
Jan
Decoursey
2.75
-
354
Jan
12%
Jan
1.34
1.40
9,900
-1.23
Jan
1.45
Jan
734
ll
12%
1.39
73%
7%
1,455
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
Bank
British
Class
A
Class
of
Commerce
Canners
Canadian
Celanese
4,725
59
Jan
62 3/4
Jan
44%
16,281
43 %
Jan
45%
Jan
10%
3.25
10%
100
3.50
Petroleum
Jan
2.30
053
13 %
23%
1.105
23%
Jan
243/4
Jan
19%
19%
350
19%
Jan
19%
Jan
32
32%
320
32%
6%
7
2.50
14,100
79c
70c
79c
6%
6%
7 %
74c
75c
93c
1.15.
5.15
41,940
14%
141/4
57c
1.65
1.65
11
10%
8%
1
Morse
16%
class
A_50c
B
__:
*
,
14%
Jan
.
7
2.50
Jan
6%
800
33
Jan
70c
13,989
4.75
14
Jan
6 %
1,325
4.90
Jan
Jan-
2.00
15,400
'
1.05
•
Oil
32
3,524
2.35
•
Dock
Fairbanks
3.35
'3,460
•
Petroleum
<5r
Jan
3.35
3
Wright
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas
Jan
3.50
13%
.1
Dredge
10%
Jan
3.00
*
common
Devonian
Jan
13%
25
__
Curtis
8%
2.25
1,110
6%
Canadian
Deer
Food
Products
common
preferred
*
83c
Jan
7%
Delnite
6%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.15
Jan
Jan
5.15
Jan
4.40
77c
Jan
14%
59c
6,390
48c
Jan
60c
1.74
21,845
1.52
11
1,465
10%
Jan
8%
135
7%
Jan
preferred—
Electric
Canadian High
Crest
Canadian Homestead
Canadian Husky
Oil
20c
Industries
Canadian
Canadian
Malartic
Canadian
Marconi
Canadian
Jan
1.85
12
8%
Canadian
Jan
1,000
4.30
4.50
2,740
1.10
1.15
4.700
16
16
300
Jan
Jan
22c
23c
Dominion
Dominion
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Dover
Duvex
Cayzor
Jan
Economic
Del
Pat
16
Jan
Jan
Elder
Mines
&
22c
Jan
25 %C
Jan
Eldrich
67c
Jan
85c
10
2,645
30
42
2,810
5%
8,678
14 %
15%
2,514
7%
37c
.
200
8,600
9%
Jan
10
Jan
30
Match
42
24%
100
."—100
25
10
Corp
Corp class A
*
25%
100
99%
~
T;40
1.40
1.40
22%
2 2 to
22%
8%
8%
3%
-
13%
43
7%
35c
44
42
145
~
5
24,968
714'
99%
140
-
7%
240
43
21,236
11
4c
700
Jan
Fanny
73/4
Jan
Faraday
Jan
Fareo
Jan
Farwest
42c
Jan
5.00
Oils
Jan
100 to' Jan
Jan
144
Ltd
Fleetwood
8%
Jan
Ford
Foundation
Jan
Francoeur
Motor
Oheskirk
Chib
13%
Jan
French
Jan
5c
Jan
^robishrr
1,592
37%
Jan
44%
Jan
Frosst
50
1,040
39 %
Jan
50
Jan
25
80
Jan
80
Jan
Jan
15%
15 %
431
15
Jan
15%
Jan
Kayrand
Gold
Chromium
Copper Mining
Mining & Smelt—.
&
Coin
Lake
Combined
Conduits
For
Jan
11c II Vac
II,583
9c
Jan
13c
Jan
52c
49,150
48c
Jan
58c
Jan
98c
1,100
91c
Jan
99c
Jan
13%
14%
3,105
13
Jan
14%
Jan
25c
Jan
36c
34C
34c
36c
2,659
5.20
5.55
15,343
90c
92 c
2,675
15c
5.10
Smelting—.
Dunlop
common
Farm
Jan
90c
Jan
1.07
Jan
18c
394,900
13c
Jan
93c
1.00
9,700
78c
Jan
22%
150
24 %c 27 Vac
35,750
24 %C
Jan
29c
Jan
22
1.00
Jan
22%
Jan
Jan
Jan
10c
llcl
12,000
9 %c
Jan
Jan
_J
12 %c
57c
60c
11,200
44c
Jan
60c
55c
55c
67c
53,900
45c
Jan
67c
Jan
5.05
5.20
3,440
47c
Jan
40
39
40
1,085
38%
Jan
4.05
3.90
4.10
15,360
__■»
*
:___
1
18
12%
12%
19
13%
365
590
15c
15c
16c
6,500
4.00
2_
4.00
4.20
5.095
914
3.60
18
Jan
Jan
9 %c
Jan
5%
Jan
7
Jan
97%
Jan
100
Jan
9%c
Jan
12c
Jan
10,600
17c
Jan
20c
Jan
1,000
8c
Jan
12c
Jan
i62
9,250
25c
28c
237,550
25c
Jan
29c
Jan
8c
8c
8c
5,000
7c
Jan
9 %c
Jan
2,167
29c
Jan
35c
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
8u_
%
3.45
3.35
3.50
8,182
3.35
Jan
34
9.25
52c
Jan
uan
3.75
Jan
Jan
34
32%
13,982
31%
Jan
34%
24%
25%.-.
2,335
23 %
Jan
27%
Jan
7.40
7.20
7.40
3,459
6.65
Jan
8.00
Jan
19
18%
20% '
28,282
16%
Jan
20%
Jan
11%
11%
11%
11
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
5%
5%
Jan
2.30
Jan
2.90
Jan
Jan
48%
Jan
5%
46%
5%
2.70
2.70
46%
-
150
47%'
7
__
,1,515'
45%
4,395
7
100
7
Jan
6
Jan
Jan
7
*
—
_i
875
10 %
Jan
11 %
Jan
11
11
11%
650
11
Jan
11%
Jan
67
64 %
67 to.
1,615
64 %
Jan
69%
*
*
11%
11%
14%
14%
16%:'
■—
20%
20%
10%
5%c
14%
Jan
16%
Jan
250
19%
Jan
20'A
Jan
10%
10%
4,416
5%c
6%c
11,500
12
12
130
1
12
__
Jan
95,739
12
10
11
Jan
Jan
6%c
Jan
12
Jan
12%
Jan
12
Jan
12%
Jan
8%c
130
Jan
5%c
Jan
11c
Jan
8%c
_1
9%c
—
5c
5c
4,425
5c
Jan
7c
Jan
70c
61c
72c
57,500
56c
Jan
72c
Jan
6
5,500
5
Jan
1.65
1.65
1.73
3,550
1.60
Jan
1.80
Jan
1.58
1.58
1.66
2,700
1.55
Jan
1.70
Jan
»
9%c
15,800
5%
_
37-
37
200
26%
26%
26 to
58%
58%
30
_*
1.08
1.02
1.15
12 Vic
9c
*35
175
58 %
__
5c
_'_
10
10
70
6
Jan
Jan
37
26%
Jan
26%
51
Jan
68%
Jan
35,050
99c
Jan
1.15
Jan
13c
29,500
9c
Jan
6c
15.000
4%c
10
Jan
12
70
Jan
70
Jaii
17c
>
Jan
300
10%'.
Jan
Jan
6c
Jan
10%
i.
Jan
70
Jan
Jan
41'
20.001
37%
Jan
41
'18
•
17%
18
2,275
17%
Jan
18%
Jan
17%
17%
17%
955
16 %
Jan
17%
Jan
Jan
1.30
40
*
_1
;
39%
•
1.25
1.25
1.27
6,300
I.10
4.00
3.90
4.30
8,185
2.90
Jan
4.30
Jan
v_
7c
7c
4,000
7c
Jan
7 % c
Jan
._1
33c
32c 34 V2 c
16,150
30c
A
*
47
48%
,
50c
37c
Jan
Jan
49
Jan
45c
2,700
Jan
47
125
45c
—
50c
*
—
Jan
Jan
55c
Jan
Jan
1
11%
400
10
Jan
11%
5
68%
68
68%
770
65
Jan
70
11
10%
11%
1,410
10
Jan
11%
Jan
20c
5c
4%c
5c
15,800
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
._*
Mines
24%
23
24%
1,260
22%
Jan
24%
^___10
3.50
3.30
3.75
'3,400
3.25
*
10%c
8c 10 %c
150,430
1
19%
Ltd—
preferred
1.
common...
Gaitwin
class A
Trailer
Co
:
11 %
11%
Jan
Jan
Jan
3.75 Jan
8c
Jan
12c
Jan
Mining
1
General
6c
Jan
38%
Jan
5%c
4,800
5
38
38%
1,472
37
Jan
100
101
255
99%
Jan
101
100
Jan
107
107
107
60
19%
19%
19%
7,932
*
7%
7%
%c
107
19%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
20%
Jan
7%
985
11 %
12
2.625
II.
Jan
123/8
Jan
il
40
40
44
512
40
Jan
44
Jan
1%
42%
41 %
43
1,064
41
Jan
43
50c
85c
85c
85c
250
61c
Jan
85c
55c
55c
1,920
55c
Jan
59c
Jan
8%
8%
1,675
7
Jan
9
Jan
82
Jan
Development
General
Petroleum
1
•
Drilling
com
!_50c
—
Wares
Preferred
;—*
common
8%
—I—.100
,
Ltd
Scientific
107
1
Bakeries
Mines
Jan
5%c
Motors
Geo
Jan
4.50
101
General
f^nex
23 %
Jan
38%
Dynamics
Steel
Jan
3.55
*
General
General
15%
125
100
L.td
Class A
3,545
1
preferred
Mines
20
3.55
common
Power
5%%
Oeco
5 Vac
19
3.55
__*
...
5%: preferred
82
Mascot
Giant
Yellowknite
11c
61c
Mine———__—1
Mines,
Ltd
82
82
40
7%
1
Jan
__
82
9,525
10c
Jan
63c
8,200
61c
Jan
29c
29c
1,100
26c
12%
13%
2,541
18c
3.000
8%
Jan
c
61c
16c
_1
Prospecting———:
Giant
16c
—
Glacier
Explorers
Uranium
Globe
Envelopes
Goldale
Jan
Goldfields
Jan
Mines
Jan
Goodyear
Jan
4%
10%c 11 %
Jan
Jan
,
Jan
12 % c
Jan
70c
Jan
Jan
29°
Jan
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
16c
Jan
19c
Jan
4c
~
"1,325
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
Gordon
23c
8,055
20 %c
Jan
27c
Jan
Class
Jan
12%
Jan
Grandroy
Jan
GraiiaUC
12
320
100
160"
70c
76c
28,800
63c
75c
11
.
Jan
Jan
,
-
165.
77c
Jan
Tire
4%c
Jan
5c
11
11%
720
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
21c
21c
23c
14,600
18%c
Jan
23c
Jan
21c
21c
22c
32,100
21c
Jan
23 %c
Jan
16,367
1
20c
class
A
—
Paner
,
Jan
1
20c
133
405
121
Jan
133
43'A
44
235
43
Jan
44
5
5
175
5
Jan
6 to
Jan
7
7
350
6%
Jan
7
Jan
lie
11c
2,500.
Jan
lie
Jail
II,625-
1.55
Jan
44%
Jan
__
i——'
—___*
17c
133
44
—_—;—_.—*
______—_
10,725
133
common
50
Mines
M'UCfc
4c
—
1
___..—_—
T.pScpc
4%c
_—
Canada
Mackay
B
1
*
——
10%
160
Mining
,
^_1
A—
——
preferred
21c
12
class
12%
1
:
——
Goldray
Jan
—4.20
1
Mines—/.:
Glenn
Jan
Jan
9»/4
160
44.
13%
Jan
10
see page
19
Jan
3.90
1
2.50
4.15
Jan
12%
*
Mines ;
5.40
40
Jan
13c
Metals
common...
7%c
1,019
Jan
National
18c
t
10c
Enterprises
footnotes,
Jan
5.75
22%
_*
Equipment
Life
12,300
c
1
(USi_
(Charles)
General
Jan
1
Mines
Jan
48c
25
Gold
20 38
1
Willans
Confederation
Coniagas
20%
1
Columbia Cellulose
Combined
210
1
Mines.
Mining
"ochenour
Cockshutt
20%
98c
27c
Chrysler
Cochrane
20%
5.45
Mines
8 %
Jan
16
17%c
Jan
*
Ltd
Fruehauf
80
17%
*
_
54 %
21,209
i
Co
Petroleum
Jan
4c
Jan
1.00
Chibougamau
^himn
__II~
Wines
__
70
Companies
44'%
•
Gai
Jan
20,750
Co
Fraser
Jan
Oil
8c
10
.
Jan
16
~1
"l
52%
65c
Mines
class
43
46
•
Rio
Jan
758
1
Jan
14%
1414
40
32c
.
Corp
Jan
Jan
4,693
•
Jan
54%
•
11%
Canadian
Manufacturing
22%
17%
"
33 %
52%
7%c
54%
——*
i-—
Mining
Grain
16
52c
Jan
275
38%
,25c
Fleet
17
1
Ltd
Ltd
Federal
840
1
Jan
13%
60c
Mining
Jan
15%
1
Quartz
Jan
90c
Jan
15
*
-
Uranium
Jan
15%
20
19%
Jan
12
320
_*
Candy
13c / Jan
15 %
_20
Jan
70c
I,240
90c
13%
37%
__
,_10
Nickel
39c
•
com
17
19
75c
13%
75c
1
-
Players
Fatimn
»
:
Trust.
Developments
Farmer
80
100
Jan
1
Insurance—
Falconbridge
Famous
Jan
21%- Jan
13%
I
7.65
Jan
15%
Jan
4.90
43
13
4c
5,204
Life
Jan
14
25%
Porcupine
17%
Jan
6.15
___•
1
,
Mining
._4—•-
Jan
Jan
Central
6,250
13%
10
Co
Ltd
53/4
Jan
25c
25%
Sol
Jan
Jan
Charter
7.50
30c
Mines
Jan
3.80
10c
Chateau
7.20
v
23%
.
Jan
10%
common
20c
Gold
25c
1
Paper
5%
35c
Investment
Eddy
Eddy
15
•
Mines
Central
Jan
1
Jan
42
•
Exploration
Central
22c
27c
1
Jan
12,766
Corp
Athabaska
1,000
63c
i
1.20
24c 28 %c
Asbestos
24c
30c
Gold
46%
Gatir.eau
Cassiar
Jan
22c
11%
.
<
4.95
5%
*
Gold
30c
•
Mineral
Jan
Empire
7%
&
Jan
Emco
50
Erin
Jan
1
Ltd
85c
El
Common
'"an
27 %c
.__
—
Co
37%
Jan
1
Cariboo
8,800
24%
common
Petroleum
Amphi
Jan
1
Candore
30c
18c
common
___!
Oils
Dynamic
Jan
29c
Jan
Jan
Mines
•
12
10c
.
Copper
5%
common
.'
Jan
•
common...
Jan
525
preferred
11%
10c
Mines
8,576
preferred
1,375
*
Mines
Preferred
Duvan
1.90
Thorium
5 % %
Jan
12
7.45
1_23.50
Industries
Jan
Superior Oil
4 7c
16
29c
*
Mines
12c
Gas
Jan
11%
commozi—•
Chemical
Textile
Donnlda
Jan
37c
&
Sullivan
5.00
Natural
16
.*
Preferred
Malartic
11c
Western
125
17c
common...L....
East
5.00
Canadian
16
17%c
Coal
East
5,00
Vickers
16
10c 10 %c
Stores
Jan
11 %c
Canadian
Jan
16
•
Steel
Dominion
1.30
9%
Scottish
Dominion
4.40
•
preferred
Jan
16%
10%c
common
Steel
&
Jan
1
Utilities
Jan
87c
Jan
7
Magnesium
360
Canadian
Tire
9%c
Jan
__
Foundry
2.106
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
15%
2
common
Dominion
21,445
Salt
Canadian
7%c
80c
1,895
_•
Electrohome
85c
*
preferred.
11,750
18,894
•
6 %
1
Petrofiha
8c
2.50
2,250
.
Jan
85c
100
.
Dairies
5%
A
Seagrams.
48 %
16
Jan
7%
14c
Jan
16%
6%
a.
.__
Jan
4.30
Jan
4.00
Jan
Jan
6%
12c
82c
7%c
Warrants
Jan
Jan
Mines
Dominion
1.70
.__.
Railway
905
9,000
1
Dominion
83c
Gold
Pacific
Canadian
46%
3.40
2,820
7%
16%
84c
_1
Bridge
1.55
*
preferred
Canadian
3.55
13c 13 %c
25c
t
Dominion
4.85
common
Northwest
Canadian
45
•
preferred
7%'
99%
—
Jan
4.50
Co
Canadian Oil Cos.
3.40
7%
13 %c
Jan
1
Oils—
44 %
Inca
North
Jan
7
Mines
35c
2.50
Locomotive
Jan
106%
17
1
Petroleum
5.00
:
Canadian
105 to
Jan
1
—_;
Mines
Dome
155
Gas
Jan
104%
99%
Minerals
Mines
Distillers
1
Hydrocarbon
Industrial
765
.
22c
,
Warrants
Canadian
105
120
«
Mines
Palmer
loc
Warrants
Canadian
.14.118
16
50
6%
48%
1.15
20c
-
General
6
46
4.40
„
Warrants
Canadian
260
105% 106%
100
Mines
Dome
Jan
71c
12%
46%
2nd
____
105% 105%
__
1
Gold
Dickenson
Jan
84c
•'
2,770
48%
___:
preferred
Canadian Gas Energy
Jan
1
Brewis
Horn
East
Canadian
87c
62%
2.40
Canadian
,
61
43%
23%
_____
Collieries
5%
Jan
13%
25
Canadian
1st
Jan
6%
3*35
Chieftain
Class
9%c
Jan
23%
Chemical
Canadian
Jan
6%
•
.
:
Canadian
Canadian
6%c
119
•
A
common
preferred
SI34 preferred
Preferred
131,799
3.50
class
SI
Warrants
9c
6%
10%
warrants
Canadian
Canadian
8c
6%
61
••
com
warrants
B
gc
44%
20
common
Aluminum
16
common:.
Mines
Deldona
Devon
634
Ltd
Explorers
Daering
Daragon
12%
^
_
Breweries
19,938
1
International
12
1,384
Bakeries
Canadian
Jan
16%
__5
Class A preferred—
40%
10.150
*
Jan
16%
Jan
13c
;
49
Denison
Canadian
9%c
16%
10
Crowpat Minerals
55
63
Minerals
Canadian
Jan
Jan
*
:
51%
1
Canadian
6c
6c
,*
.
.
common...
Trust
55
common
B
18,000
3.15
_50
55
Tungsten
class
7c
Jan
Jan
1
.
.
Timber
63
Petroleum
Astoria
Jan
24c
.
Ltd—
Ll
100
—
6c
Jan
*
Preferred
•
Lines
Jan
Jan
2.60
50c
10
_
B
Permanent
Canada Safeway Ltd preferred
Canada Southern Oils warrants
32c
5%C
4'/2c
Copper
18%
•
class
Zinc*
Lead
19%
common
6c
Jan
4.624
8,600
._*
10
common
Jan
26c
6c
7,000
•
Craigmont Mines
Forgings class A_*
Foundries
4 %C
3,000
6c
1
1
Cowichan
A
9,566
29c
163/8
Mines
Cosmos Imperial
2814
_*
.
3,366
4%c
3.15
3.40
B
21%
Cut Stone
Jan
14c
Jan
2.70
•
Chiboug
Distillery class A
•
common
Jan
4%c
__
*
Copper-Rand
15%
3.80
Jan
2.40
Jan
27%c
1.25
6.55
6,75
1.10
Jan
6c
100
Publishing
1.20
*
1
Jan
2.01
3.15
coppercorp Ltd
Clark
Jan
80c
12c
6c
Exoloration
'onwest
Jan
Jan
20
3,960
30,525
5%c
—
—100
17
Jan
9,395
1.00
2.25.
•
common
preferred
25%
103
Jan
*
Petroleum
A
B
1.85
•
4%c
1
West
66,800
-
27%c
27%c
1
Consolidated
62 c
13c 13 %c
1
12,350
2.10
*
Mines.
Gas
81c
—
1
Mines—
Regcourt
Consumers
54c
54c
1
Mines
Northland
Red
44c
1
—
Nicholson
Consolidated
11%
Smelting
&
30c
1
Mosher
32
650
12
,
Mining
Jan
1
Arrow—/
Mac
Jan
1.20
1,840
17
■
Mic
6c
34,600
12c
Jan
Marbenor
Consolidated
2.30
.
35
9c
12%
300
Wire
21%
4,340
3.80
Canadian
Jan.
13,857
2;12
3.80
Canada
Jan
2.20
83c
2.00
*
Preferred
85c
Jan
78c
-2.00
common
Canada
63c
Jap
78c
•
165
Steamship
Jan
68c
1
1
16 %
Southern
52c
Mines.——
16 %
Canada
Jan
Consol
25c
Canada
54c
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd
1
Packers
Class
Jan
55,225
Jan
Lands
Warrants-'
Canada
Jan
43 %c
43%c 46 %c
Jan
Oil
Canada
39c
3.60
4,925
Jan
Oils
Malting
Jan
35c
%
_1
Foundries
Jan,
30c
30c
38c
9%
29c
20
Canada Iron
Canada
6%C
10 %
Lake
Foils
Jan
48
9,000
48%
_100
Crushed
4%c
Jan
450
/ 34c
*
Preferred
Canada
Jan
44,500
Jan
10 'A
29c
1
Cement
Jan
v
6%C
Jan
9%
Petroleum
Canada
Jan
46%
47%
10
29c
Mines
Bread
4.05
18c
1,307
48%
Chiboueamau
Canada
Jan.
17 %c
Halliwell
*
Red
3c
...,2%c Jan
Jan
Consolidated
*
Campbell
Jan,
Jan';
•7%C
Jan
Jan
Jan
—
Camerina
Jan/
6c
..
Jan
38%
A
Campbell
...
15c
Jan
_
&
Jan
13c
34%
*
preferred
6c
y,
1,000
7,051
1
Oils
...
11,605
37%
|
_
5c
% 13,500
. ...
6%c
__
-vc
.
3.85
15C
14c
15%c 15%c
36
*
Gas
.
2,800
36%
1
Petroleum
Calvert
6,100
3c l -r.c:
Golden
1
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
5Ve
7c "
'
Consolidated
Smelting
&
Extension
Mines
3.65
..
.
Jan
Consolidated
Cable
3.70
<
14c
15%c
>
7
9,449
...
Jan
5c
15
—1
A
_____
-
1
1—■_.
Mines
2%c
.
Jan
Jan
Burlington
Burns
__
1
—
Oil
••
—
Cadillac——.—1
Central
%'
15
;
6c'
6c
—
Flin—L__—.—•
1334
52
—*
84c
12,699
5c
4c
_____—1
Gamma——
Jan
3c
14%
1
class
Bellekeno
Beta
High
1
70c
"78
-
Gold
Hill
Consolidated
Consolidated
4c
15
Products
Bullochs
Bunker
Jan
3c .;/
14%
Ankerite
Building
42
10
Mines
Mining
Buffadison
Jan
Low
28,300
A
84c
75c
2*
Telephone
preferred
Chemicals
Brunswick
40%
80c
•
British
Brown Company
Bruck Mills class
60
s
--I--—*
Mines
14%
Power
Reef
Jan
608
48 %
52
15
78%
High
_*
Columbia
Brockville
47%
Jan
540
90«/4
12%
A__—*
__:
British
Broulan
48
52 %
'
•
,
.
77%
Low
Range Since? Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Par
Coniaurum
100
43%
90
12%
80
Products
42 3/4
90,4
.50
;
Forest.
Columbia
42%
•
100
*
preferred
Columbia
High
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
I
7734
50
preferred
5 % %
British
Low
Monday, January 30, 1961
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
77 %
__
preferred
preferred
4% %
Low
——100
:
preferred
4%%
Shares
Electric—
preferred
414 %
Par
';
.
British
Friday
for Week
of Prices
.
(Range for Week Ended January 27)
Sales
Range
.
.
__
■
__
•
1.50
1.30
1.55
——43
43
44V4
1,431
17c
10c
1.09
42
Jan
Jan
Jan
21c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Volume
6025
Number
193
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's*
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Great Lakes Power
■.!
Warrants
warrants
Great
Great
West
B'
CIgISS
Coal
''
24%
Jan
8.00
9.05
2,005
6.25
Jan
9.05
Jan
8.25
Jan
2,075
65c '
Jan
1,080
95c
Jan
1.45
10
524
8.65
Jan
10%
Jan
4.90
4.95
1,200
4.40
Jan
5.00
Jan
3.10
3.10
650
2.75
Jan
3.15
Jan
Saddlery..—_—1
11%
11%
Gwillim
670
1.25
Jan
1.65
Jan
2,558
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
5,070
11
Jan
12
Jan
Cotton
Farms
Hardee
Gold
(Geo
Hees
35%
1,961
30%
Jan
35%
Jan
2.20
4,940
1.50
Jan
2.20
Jan
6c
6c
6c
2,000
Jan
7c
Jan
Class
Lake
15
15
300
14 Va
4,732
114% 114%
—
Drilling!.
Home
15
Jan
15
Jan
14%
Jan
10
110
Jan
11
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
115
10,580
13c
Jan
16c
Jan
7c
5,760
5%c
Jan
7c
Jan
17c
20c
3,500
17c
Jan
21c
Jan
8c
9c
35,950
6Vic
Jan
9c
Jan
25c
28c
16,400
25c
Jan
28c
Jan
5c
28c
5c
22,600
5c
Jan
7c
Jan
50c
500
102
102
225
1.92
2.02
24,020
1.85
Jan
2.10
Jan
49 %
102
'1.99
1
491/2
25
49%
Jan
50%
Jan
32c
Jan
50c
Jan
102
Jan
102
Jan
10 %
5
23
10%
500
10
Jan
10%
Jan
22%
*
—_—-—
Gold
23%
4,461
19
Jan
23%
Jan
Pitfield—
Smith
8.85
9.50
12,416
7.60
Jan
9.50
Jan
8.70
8.50
8.80
7,903
7.25
Jan
8.80
Jan
20c
3.25
3.20
3.40
3,680
•
36%
36%
40
1,175
common—
Consolidated Gold
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hudson
Hudson
Hugh
9.30
.....
Paper
Oil
Bay
Erie
&
Hydra
*
1
20
—
Mtge__
!
..._.
—1
Exploration
_.
10
v
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.5
6% preferred
:__j-$4.862/3
Industrial Accept Corp Ltd common—*
____—
Inglis
i—
(John)
&
Inland
Cement
Inland
Co.
Natural
Co
preferred.:.
Gas
Powders
International
Nickel
In
Irish
Jellicoe
Jockey
Club
Class
Jowsey
Ltd
1.10
•
16%
16%
37,047
15%
1
3.15
10,524
3.00
MacMillan
Jan
40
Jan
2.60
Jan
Jan
2.35
45
46%
Jan
30c
Jan
10c
Jan
Jan
8c
10%
Jan
9.10
65
72
Jan
Jan
Jan
32c
Jan
32
32
25
11%
3,277
23
120
66%
Jan
71%
Jan
31
Jan
34%
Jan
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
22
Jan
23
Jan
-550
19%
Jan
20
Jan
495
89 %
Jan
91%
Jan
37%
38%
16,415
37%
Jan
39%
Jan
13
13%
10,371
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
•5%
6
4,010
44%
45%
3,259
43
Jan
52 Vi
52%
Maher
Shoes
Gold
Maple
5%
6
Jan
; Jan
45%
Jan
Oils
4%%
Maybrun
Red
Gold
Labrador
Lafarge
Lakeland
Lingman
Lake
Osu
Lake
La
Lamaque
Landa
Midrim
City
Langis
Milton
Mindamar
Mining
Levy
Loblaw
2nd
B
Molsons Brewery
Class
Class
Class
Monarch
Investments
Loeb
(M)
102
Jan
107
102 Vi
101% 102%
355
100
Jan
102%
Jan
5,000
5%c
Jan
6%c
Jan
6.50
6.35
6.60
400
5.90
Jan
6.60
Jan
6c
7c
7,200
6c
Jan
8c
Jan
86c
85c
86c
2,200
85c
Jan
1.05
27%
Jan
30%
Jan
Jan
30%
29%
30 %
7,594
16c
15 %c
18c
26,500
16c
Jan
22c
5c
5c
1,500
5c
Jan
6c
29c 32 %c
20,000
29c
Jan
36c
Mining
Jan
Nama
Jan
National Drug &
5.00
-V 4,480
5.00
Jan
15%
15%
Jan
National
5.50
Jan
National
5 %
-
-
-
2,792
-10,427
4.00
Jan
Jan
15
4.15
Jan
-)&
Creek
Preferred
6,750
60c
Jan
13c
113,600
8c
Jan
13c
Jan
33c
14,110
28c
Jan
36c
Jan
40c
39c
43c
6,500
39c
Jan
47c
1.70
1.65
1.70
4,550
18 %c
17c 18 %c
7,300
2.50
Grocers
38c
Jan
National
22%
22 %
25
4%c
4%c
9,500
Jan
22%
Jan
National
Jan
6 Vic
Jan
National
3,000
3%c
Jan
4Vic
Jan
6,245
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
9,142
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
10
10
145
9
Jan
13%
Jan
24%
24%
25%
587
24%
Jan
25Vi
25
25
141
25
Jan
25%
Jan
41%
42
538
41%
Jan
42
Jan
40
40
76
40
Jan
40
3,400
74c
-
-
89
3,985
85c-:
40,610
79c
2.25
2.20
2.70
15,800
52c
50c
52c
14,100
6
Mills
New
New
2.80
Jan,
52c
Jan
25c
Jan
,34 c
Jan
58c
Jan
65c
Jan
8c
Jan
58c
62c
44%
35,700
Jan
8,000
Jan
10c
15%
845
14 Vi
Jan
15%
Jan
15
15
222
14%
Jan
15
Jan
4 Vic
5c
9,300
4c
Jan
6C
Jan
Jan
Jan
New
Jan
New
Davies
65c
Jan
85c
Jan
New
Delhi
2.70
Jan
New
Goldvue
Jan
New
Jan
77c
77c
89c
13,825
75c
Jan
89c
Jan
New
14 %c
20c
14c
16c
1,100
12c
Jan
6%
,
6%
4,850
6
Jan
7c
6c
6%c
9%c
9c
r
40,166
10c
6,700
2.65 ■2.90
10%
9%
125,371
10%
1,742
7c
Jan
Jan
10c
Jan
Newnorth
Jan
New
Rouyn
Jan
New
Senator
2.50
Jan
2.90
9%
Jan
10%
9
660
50c
29,450
27c
27c 28 %c
27,600
20C
Jan
11c
lie
12,000
8c
Jan
5,820
26c
1,000
16 %c
4,500
1.95
Jan
9c
26c
29c
16 %c 16 %c
2.27
2.61
,
8%
31c
Niagara
9
Jan
50c
Jan
Nickel
28 %c
Jan
Nickel
11c
Jan
Nipissing
Jan
32c
Jan
Jan
20c
2.65
Nisto
6%
6%
7%
2.485
5%
3.20
3.60
6,575
6%
6
6%
510
11%
Jan
81
4%c
4%c
1,500
L*
13
13
220
4c
2,000
3 Vic
35c
12,742
32 %c
1
6c
7c
6c
13%
2.26
5Vic
5 Vic
12%
12%
Oil
2.25
700
25c
25c
1,609
8 Vic
8%c
1.600
2.25
4c
4Vic
3,400
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
*
4c
24c
9c
9d
:
23
8c
class
B
—■*
1
;
Ltd
Oils
Canadian
—
*
Coldstream
20%
20
20%
2,035
17%
Jan
22
Jan
Northspan
Mines
Ltd
Uran Mines "A"
Star Oil preferred
Jan
2.05
Jan
Jan
11 %c
Jan
15c
Jan
19 %c
4,137
3.20
Jan
4.40
Jan
200
2.75
Jan
3.00
Jan
3.95
4.00
5,050
3.60
Jan
4.10
Jan
1.75
1.75
244
1.55
Jan
1.75
Jan
Norvalie
Jan
67c
Jan
Jan
51c
16
Jan
16 %
Jan
1.70
Jan
O'Brien
23
535
21 Va
Jan
2 Vic
1,500
2 Vic
Jan
3c
Jan
2.15
7.566
1.90
Jan
2.20
Jan
pfd—30
31
30%
31 %
710
30
Jan
31%
Jan
31 %
31
31%
760
30%
Jan
31%
Jan
Ontario
Jan
Ocean
Oka
Jan
50
Jan
35%
6.741
35%
Jan
Opemlska
36
2,075
32
Jan
36
Jan
Orchan
1,428
46%
Jan
8%
505
4 Vic
Jan
20c
Jan
21 %c
Jan
Jan
'
20c 20 %c
9,800
2.80
2.85
3,312
8c
8c
6,000
6c
7c
2.90
lie
Jan
6c
7c
4,800
1.95
900
6c
Jan
Jan
5c
2,000
6c
1.85
;
Jan
10C
Jan
Jan
2.10
Jan
1.50
pfd
8.05
90c
*
*
1
Mines
*
:
1
90c
Ontario
&
41c
1,545
32c
Jan
88c
98c
18,674
78c
Jan
99c
Jan
53c
Jan
25c
22,527
38c
Jan
22c
25c
13,196
20%C
Jan
42 %C 49
%C
10,100
41c
Jan
53c
Jan
28c
31c
750
21c
Jan
32c
Jan
47
Jan
48
Jan
38c 43 %C
30c
48
47%
6
1.02
47%
Jan
Orenada
Jan
12
Jan
Jan
Oshawa
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
3 Vic
8c
9c
46,500
7c
Jan
10c
Jan
45c
40c
45c
15,750
40c
Jan
48c
Jan
Osisko
Overland
48
Jan
6%
Jan
2.20
Jan
2.90
Jan
10 %c
Jan
12c
Jan
5%
Jan
lie
250
19
Jan
20%
Jan
75
100
75
Jan
75
Jan
8c
8%c
5,000
7 Vic
Jan
9c
Jan
12c 12 %c
12c
1,500
75
8%c
12c
20 3/4
3,500
12c
Jan
16c
Jan
6 Vic
1,000
5%C
Jan
7c
Jan
57c
60c
4,725
52c
Jan
60c
Jan
10%
11%
1,615
10
Jan
11%
Jan
9 Vic
9 Vic
2,000
8c
Jan
lie
Jan
35C
37c
7,140
30c
Jan
39c
Jan
11%C
Jan
15c
6 Vic
57c
11%
35c
12c
32%
20 %
11 %c 12 %c
21,100
32%
935
20 %
10
.
31
20%
Jan
29
'
Jan
31 %
Jan
20
Jan
20%
Jan
5.95
Jan
5.60
5.35
5.70
18,403
5.25
Jan
1.51
1.55
18,600
1.50
Jan
1.58
Jan
1.53
Jan
Jan
5 %C
7c
8,000
6C
Jan
7%c
22c
25c
9,450
21C
Jan
26c
1
:
8
8%
1,050
8
Jan
*
4,100
28c
Jan
33c
Jan
29C
31c
6
Jan
9
Jan
-1
Mines
Express
Preferred
Jan
1
Gold
Wholesale
Lake
Jan
30%
1
Ormsby Mines
95c
Jan
15%
..
1
Copper
Mines
Jan
1.14
Jan
Jan
20%
*
common
Jan
40c
95c
*
Products
Steel
Jan
40c
10
Debenture.
Jan
47c
20c
2
—-100
1—-1
Jan
8c
2.60
2,555
Metals
Loan
Jan
5,440
Jan
13,947
Malartic
30
2,200
Jan
12,500
3 Vic
.6%
Oils?1.
47
12
50c
2.90
—
Cement
Rare
Okalta
15
95c
8%
23
Mines
Gold
Oleary
30
47%
42%
Jan
5%
Obaska Lake Mines
Jan
1.57
Nudulama
23
47
6c
Jan
40c
Jan
1.98
90c
Jan
40%
2.30
Mines
41c
2%c
10%
5c
8,621
27,102
Jan
—...
45 %c
2.05
11 %
1,500
50c
48
1
Utilities
Jan
5c
423/4
105
'Oils~Ltd—I————
Northwestern
Jan
48
50
Utilities
87c
5c
2.85
Northland
Jan
48
Telephone
Northland
74C
46
Preferred
2 Vic
47 Vi
3,200
87c
41 Va
41%
25c
Jan
Northern
Jan
Jan
Quebec
10c
Jan
40c
Jan
Northern
500
61c
Jan
13%
Jan
Gas
Jan
Jan
25 Vi
45c
Power
11
Jan
28c
260
•'
297
Jan
50
85c
37c
38c
48c
2,700
52c
37c
9,762
38c
35
48c
10
20,746
11
103/4
50c
2,725
14,650
33%
10%
30%
44c
36
Jan
25%
42c
•
5c
30%
Natural
50
Jan
common——*
Ontario
50
4 Vic
:58c
warrants__
50
Mines
Northern
50
2,400
48
Canada
Jan
35
5c
1.14
Northern
85c
*
Jan
5c
15%
Jan
Jan
*
7c
15
8
71c
2,360
Jan
1.10
North
Jan
840
13,790
5c
1.10
Jan
250
85c
1.66
4,000
15%
6%
7%
16%
Jan
7c
*
•
6 %
16
5c
345
6
1.60
Jan
I
7%
1.61
4c
1
Rankin
16 %
5,500
1
Exploration
Goldcrest
North
3
Jan
5c
_25c
common.:
Warrants
Jan
32,300
Jan
42c
—1
Mining
Norsyncomaque
Jan
151,220
Jan
22c
5c
Nickel
15c
50c
14 %c
Jan
7c
3,300
10 %c
Jan
•
3,750
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.00
9 Vic
36c
Jan
17c
Jan
18 %c
9c
10c 10 %c
8c
49,202
13%
17c
Jan
13c
Jan
10c
7 %c
6c
Mines
Northgate
Jan
39c
4%c
North
Jan
5 Vic
22c
4c
Jan
59c
19 c
42c
Jan
Jan
Jan
11 %C
•
Jan
Jan
14c
50c
36 %c
*
33%
56c
9c
8c
1
Jan
45c
8c
5c
7%c, Jan
8,500
29,680
131,200
8,200
®Mines
Jan
45 %c
7Vic
7,000
4c
Mines
12c
45c
Jan
7,000
13,862
Norandamlnes
31
50c
4c
9c
Norbeau
4,228
50c
4%C
Jan
20,517
1.85
Jan
Jan
14c
17c-
11%C
52c
Smelting.—
1
33%
1.90
Jan
4c
Jan
Jan
9C
'
38c
•
Mines
13c
7%
Jan
10,500
7c
Rouyn
32%
5%
10c
10c
51c
Mines—
14c
425
Jan
Jan
8c
2.35
9 Vic
27c
8 Vic
8 Vic
*
1
1
•30
Jan
4,500
4c
Mining Corp
Jan
22c
9c
52c
Norpax
Jan
5,800
9c
12c
33%
1
24c 24 %c
8%c
Normetal
2.43
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
8 Vic
42C
Merger..—_—.
Oils
Jan
37c
Jan
_•
Canada
Mines
Northcal
4%c
Jan
33c
—50c
of
Mining & Smelting
North
Jan
Jan
3,000
Jan
12
Jan
33,300
7%
5%c
13
39c
3.60
16,500
Jan
Jan
35c
20c
18,246
Jan
Jan
36c
4%c
Jan
5C;
Jan
6c
1
Jan
13
4c
—1
6%
4c
33c
Mines
2.20
Jan
Jan
Norlartlc
7 %
1.66
64
Jan
Jan
Jan
10%
:
Gold
Rim
1.58
1
Mining &
Wire
Jan
2,700
1,382
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd.
Jan
Jan
1.65
2,014
Mines
Jan
Jan
2.40
78
Mines
Manitoba
6c
44c
-
Newlund
New
8 %C
8%
■
Jan
Jan
New
48c
__
6%
27"%
Jan
11%
Mines
Kelore
27%
Jan
1.80
74%
Mines
New Jason
Jan
27%
616
1
Karricana
29c
1.60
27
200
.100
.„,
10%
Mines
53c,
2.20
1
Petroleum
Jan
27 %
27%
1.80
78
Gold
Continental
32%
Jan
27
27%
27
1.80
~
11%
Develop
40%
Jan
1.71
9%c
•
Mines
Jan
45c
9c
25c
Mines
-
37
Jan
40.
50c
4,600
15
•
B
Mines
31%
22c
page
Jan
15,369
23,350
1
Bidlamaque
Alger
Athona
14,300
1
49
49
52c
50c
9%c
*
—
class
1—
New
28c
:
Jan
Jan
5
:
Jan
25c
3%
Jan
75c
14
f
25c 25 Vic
58c
Car
Jan
25c
*
;
785'
Jan
•
Products
5,835
Ltd
41 V's
•
;
Mines
37%
*
Jan
Vic
1
Trust
32%
:
Jan
2.55
Jan
10
Steel
4c
22
2.85
.
2.05
4
*
Petroleum
37
warrants
200
Jan
Jan
4 Vic
20
Jan
«
2.50
22c
Jan
12%
—
common
29c
~
-
32%
—
17c
1.80
Jan
4c
•
!
32%
class A
1.50
4 %c
:
Preferred
Concord
—•
45Vic
11%
1
Exploration
New
—1
Jan
59c
10c
10
:_
9,000
__20
Jan
28c
Chemical common
38c
Jan
3.90
:
20c
4%c
Mines
30c
17
2.85
preferred
Jan
Jan
Jan
3.90
Mines
Jan
Jan
11%
Ltd
Corp
Hosiery
4.00
53c
17c
2.02
Jan
30c
47%
Jan
*
54c
1.60
Jan
12 Vac
50c
National
10c
Jan
6 %c
48%
•
...
Jan
6 %c
1
Jan
Mines
10 %
6%C
1
20 %
1
25
common
Jan
1.95
Ja,n
18,746
107
•
Corp
'1.65
43Vic
Jan
11%
11%
Minerals
Jan
6%
Jan
46c
11
Wright Iron
Jan
^—10
Jan
77c
107
Moore
16
25c
9c
Jan
39Vic Jan
•
Murray
Jan
67c
107
14
2.45
1
5 Vic
11%
70c
2.60
_10
see
281.114
66c
53
1
footnotes,
46c
133/4
93%
1
For
43c
14
2.50
1
.
43 %c
70c
Calumet
.
Long Island Petroleums
Long Point Gas
Jan
*
New
Exploration
_
12Vic
.1
•
—
Jan
Porcupine:
Moneta
Jan
B
A
6c
9,900
19,125
Montreal Locomotive Works
Jan
——*
Minerals
43,000
7c
74C
40
95c
1
Preferred
Locana
12c
6c
70c
A—
Preferred
64
:
1st preferred
Cos
10 %c
7c
73c
*
•
preferred
Loblaw
10 %c
*
class
190
1
1st
Jan
B
35c
*
A
23c
class A
Jan
1
class
Jan
1
Jan
.1
Groceterias
Class
15c
•
Corp
Containers
Jan
I
Lac Gold
12,833
•
Mines
Ore
Jan
Candy Shops——
Gold
Long
18c
•
Metals
18%
--
1'
Industries
Lexindin
16 %c
Corp
60%
Gold
Little
Jan
16 %c
•
92
1
Secord
12c
1
Brick
30c
Silver
Leitch
Jan
Gas
15,610
*'
American
Laura
8 Vic
Petroleums
10,351
Mines
Latin
13,950
1
Midwest Industries
63%
Ltd
_
12c
Mining
61 %
Gold
Gold
10 %c
New Hosco Mines
common..
Oil
Jan
10 %c
Mines
17
1
Mines..
16%
Oil
52
:I
Mines
Shore
Luz
Jan
Jan
•
Uranium
Mldcon
63%
2.55
37
Gas
Lake
15
Meta
Jan
—
Mines
1,250
15,500
5
*
—25c
——-
Dufault
16%
20c
145
4.80
Warrants
Lake
Jan
16%
18c
4.75
.■___—15c
A
32c
1
75c
Cement
Class
Jan
19 %c
110
1
&
24 %c
Exploration & Development_50c
Merrill island Mining
1
6 %
Ltd
Mining
10,566
15,825
44%
common—
(John)
28c
1.89
Jan
•
Developments
Labatt
Jan
25c
1.80
North
Kopan
Jan
4c
29c
2,600
—1
____
92c
Jan
1.86
Jan
...
Jan
3Vic
*
40%
Mines..
Minerals
Jan
76c
1,500
1.20
40
Gold
Townsite
2Vic
28,450
Mines
93%
3.60
Kirkland
2c
89c
3 Vic
1
Medallion Petroleums
275
Warrants
Kirkland
19,500
82c
3%c
50c
Lake.
20 %
—•
Copper
2%c
89c
Lake
McWatters
4,345
i
Jan
•
Red
6 %
Petroleum.
27
3 %c
1
McMarmac
31c
10
Jan
Jan
*
Gas.
19
2.80
Jan
I
1.65
*
Jan
6c
100
Consol
Oil &
McKenzie
44%
—1
3.40
Jan
•
Mclntyre
31c
—__1
17%
Jan
26
2c
Jan
Jan
5c
1.27
100
Mines
Mayfair
Norgold
Kilembe
185
1
Mattagami Lake
6%
Kelly Douglas class A
Gold
26%
•
preferred
Matachewan
42%
Mines
Kerr-Addison
26%
1
preferred
5 % %
44
_:
Canada..
17,700
Jan
1
Mines
17
6%
Jan
Jail
1
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massev-Ferguson Ltd common
Mt
Jan
25
Jan
1
Marigold
Multi
Jan
28c
23
3.25
*
common
Maritime
6%
Mines
Kenville
Milling
Mines
Marcon
M'in
3.25
Jan
Jan
4 Vic
5%c
1
i.
...
Marboy
Mill
Jan
3Vic Jan
5c
!
Jan
8c
*
Fields
Barvue
Leaf
17
2.80
20c
11c
1
Uranium
Manitou
7,785
3.15
2%c
Malartic
3.15
*
;
Maneast
25
—
of
Ltd
2.92
1
Mines
Majortrans
Neon
—
River
Lake.!
92
■I
37c
22 %„
;—1
Ltd
Powell
Consolidated
1
Co
&
Red
Magnet
Jan
preferred
Kelvinator
Blodel
Madsen
39%
common..
Pound
Oils
Jupiter
1,500
Jan
;
Mining
Jumping
1.18
preferred
Cockshutt
_35c
(1939)
Quebec
1.12
33%
Warrants
'Jonsmith
1.12
A
1.25
10
B
1
MacLeod
7,096
Preferred
Jcliet
20
39%
Mines
Gold
Jan
3.50
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
23
class
20c
Lake
Mines
Joburke
3.20
35
Vic
7c
23
38%
Explorations
8
7,000
23
39 %
•-*.
1,620
7%c
20
Macleods
com..—*
•
9%c
7c
8,700
5
Mining
_L__i
Jacobus
Jaye
1,448
1
Waite
Jefferson
71%
1
-1
'II ■'
!\,
9c
7c
15,000
Nealon
Mines
Bay
Jan
21c
Jan
Mines
8c
3%c
63%
Mines
Copper
5Vic Jan
20c
Jan
.1
A
7,000
3 %C
57%
Interprovincial Steel Pipe—
Syndicate common
Jan
6%c
2.95
16,090
Investors
Class
1,060
19%
19%
90% I 91 %
,
—
6%c
Jan
3 %c
62%
__i:—
5Vic Jan
20%c
60%
Line.
Pipe-
8,300
1
25c
warrants
Interprovincial
Jan
6c
1
-
17
-
56c
5%c
49 %c
1
61 %
—
Credits
Bldg
Mines
Explorations
High
7,600
t
Macfie
_*
common
Preferred
Interprovincial
.1
25
.1
;
Utilities
International
pfd
——
Low
51c
9%c
*
Mines_.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5%c
.1
Gold
1-bO
20
—
:
•—
International'Bronze
International-Molybdenum
30c
22
5%
.1
.
—'
i_____—
195
11%
.a
..10
common
:
_
Inspiration
1959
•
——
50c
.1
Mines
15%
■
—i—.——
Preferred
Warrants
.
'
50
___—100
Warrants
3,500
69%
>
91
38%
13 %
*6
45 %
52%
92
20
4.90
.10
_____•
preferred
7,52)
9Vic
70%
70 %
'
Low
1
Macdonald Mines
Modern
Imperial Life
Imperial Oil
$4% ! preferred
10%
9c
11%
22
$2.75
3.740
30c
Imperial Investment class A —__;
•
$1.40 preferred
a_.—!___—,
25
$1.25
preference*'
—20
Assurance
2,080
69%
1
—10
:*
._
2.55
46" 46 %
9c
69%
.....
Imperial Bank
_L.
Imperial Flo
Glaze.__.-_
2.51
--
4614
10%
_—
Porcupine
Pam
Huron
1
*
.__
Mentor
——;•
....
Macassa
Jan
11%
*
-
&
Howey
Jack
Jan
Jan
15c
1
—*
B
Howard
Iso
1.99
32c
-—
;
Goldfield
Yellowknife
Maralgo
1,300
8c
—-.100
_
1.99
Jan
6c
Jan
5c
Jan
12
.—1
—
8.05
13c
17c
1
preferred
Jan
11%
1
Co
7.05
Jan
5c
6 Vic
1
___.
Consolidated
A
Class
Iron
100
1.99
Jan
4c
Oil Co Ltd—
Home
>
2,000
13%
—1
Bell
Tower
5 Vic
—
11%
—...
Dauch—,—
Hollinger
17.160
14%
1
Hinde
&
3,500
8.00
1.99
100
—*
.
Paper
5c
5 Vic
1
_
&
5c
7.60
7.60
5c
'
I:
1
Iron....
H)
•
2.00
•
Highland
Hi
34
Mines
Hendershot
Jan
*
Mines.—
Red
Gold
Heath
Jan
3.00
Jan
Mines.
Lakes
Headway
4.00
Jan
12%
Minerals
of
Jan
2.80
Jan
1
_
Hard Rock Gold
Head
3.50
100
11%
common
preferred
Harding Carpets
Hasaga
700
3.00
790
common
1st
Harrison
4.00
12%
J.L
Mines
Hallnor
Hamilton
11%
11
,
3.00
12%
r
Mines
5%c
Louvicourt
Lynx
12
1
.
Shares
Warrants
Lyndhurst
1.50
—
1
Uranium
Jan
12%
34
2.00
Mines.—
for Week
Par
Lorado
Jan
95c
-1
:
Mining
Lake Gold
Gunnar
_
4.00
Mines
Lead
.
*
*
10
—*
Rights
Gull
'
11%
—*
*
Lines —1
Trust
Guaranty
Gulch
1,425
-
! 1.45
•
Range
of Prices
Jan
•—♦'
Wire
Greyhound
6%
5%
95c
1.45
1956 warrants
Greening
6 Va
6
1.15
9.80
•
Trust
Voting
Jan
*
'
—.
Winnipeg Gas
Greater
24%
1
A
'
West
Great
185
80c
;
class
Jan
6%
.
Develop
Plains
29%
24%
'•
——
B
Jan
145
1
Gas common—
Northern
High
26%
24%
.25
—
200
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
29
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
High
29
,
Warrants
Class
Low
•
•
*
common
Preferred
Great
for Week
Last
stocks
43
(Range for Week Ended January 27)
Sales
Range
Friday
(531)
*
5 5/8
5%
205
5%
Jan
8%
8%
205
8%
Jan
—.——-—*
common
8%
Jan
t
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(532)
CANADIAN MARKETS
.
.
Monday, January 30, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended January 27)
y-
Friday
Sale Price
t-tJiroleUma
Warrants
6.00
——
25
Porcupine
Pamour
Parker
Penmans
Gold
Perron
Ol»
Petrol
Crow
Place Oil
Placer
i
Powell
Power
Preston
Dominion
Toronto
3.55
3.55
3.55
Jan
Toronto
11%:
-
Provo
Jan
20c
Jan
Toronto
10c
13c
43,600
10c
Jan
13c
Jan
Traders
9%
11%
36,605
Jan
11%
Jan
Class
30%
Jan
32
Jan
5%
17%
Jan
18
Jan
Jan
60c
Jan
1957
Jam:
14c
Jan
Trans
Canada
Jan
Trans
Canada
8%
50
,
11,500
13c
1,600
1.42
1.58
24,000
55c
59C
43c
43c
45c
15
15
*
5
57c
200
11 %C
1.12
Jan
—1
35c
•
15 %
47c
1
2.92
1.58
Jan;.
68c
Jan
15%
16%
34C
13,100
2,740
49c
Jan;
Jan;
16%
59c
40c
Jan;
40c
Jan
53 %
J an
52
705
2.49
2.25
2.49
4,850
2.15
Jan-
2.55
2.85
3.00
1,300-
2.05
Jan
3.30
Jan
Gas
of
A
Asbestos
19,300
United
Canso
1.34
217,475
1.12
Jan
2.21
33,167
1.89
4c
1,593
4c
1.34
Jan
Jan
2.29
Jan
Jan
5%c
Ascot Copper
Quebec
15 %c
Jan
United
Corp
Metallurgical'/
Quebec Natural Gas
Quebec
Queenston
Quemont
Gold
8c
Jan
10c
Jan
United
Jan
16c
Jan
United
Jan
3 %C
Jan
Upper
2.10
Jan
3.15
Jan
Vanadium
69c
Jan
Vandoo
8
Jan
49
Jan
Mines
Cranium
ttadicre
Ranger Oil
—
Class
195
1.80
1,31 J
16c
17c
9,500
9.00
9.00
9.60
51c
Robertson
49c
preferred
A
1.02
5%c
-
2.00
Jan
Mines
80C
58C
Jan
1.05
Jan
.
Violamac
9,445
21%
155,066
20%
;
9%
'/
10 V
12 c
14
Jan
68c
Jan
Wane
27c
28c
10,200
23c
Jan
29 %c
Jan
Walker
3%c
4C
6,000
3%C
Jan
4%C
Jan
18
200
1.50
Jan
1.70
Jan
•"
■
2.33
10c
5%
5%
7%c
8 %C
10%
3c
10%
16%
17%
13,912
,
10%
'
Ltd
.
Ban
Jan
24c
Jan
16,500
7%c
Jan
11c
"1,400
4%
Jan
8,500
7%c
,
Barcee
Jan
Wayre
17%
Jan
Webb
14%
14%
14%
100
14%
Jan
14%
Jan
Weedon
1.65
1,200
1.73
Jan
Werner
Lake
17 %C
17 %C
18c
4,800
Jan
Wespac
3.75
8.50
Jan
West
11c
10 %c
y
6
8.7513c
6
7.40
35
6-
Jan
9%C
10,758
58,511 ;
32c
30c
Jan
8.85
13c
Jan
Knapp
17%
Jan
Jan
53
Jan
Jan
21c
Jan
4.05
5,300
3.65
Jan
4.10
Jan
1.00
77c
Jan
1.00
Jan
140r'
20%
Jan'
22%
380
26%
Jan
27%
Jan
8.20
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
14c
Jan
8,212
"
22
27'A
10%
lie
12c
11c
1.25
1.24
)
!
29,702'
6,000
1.31
5c
1.10
Jan
1.34
Jan
4,885
.7 6%
Jan
8%
Ja-n
1.20
Jan
1.38
Jan
1,450
1.05
Jan
1.35
Jan
4%c
4,500
3c
Jan
5c
Jan
30c
100
30c
Jan
30c
Jan
-.7
•
1.32™
9,750'
1.30
75c
75c
45
35c
Jan
75c
Jan
30
Jan
36%
Jan
20
92%
Jan
92 %
Jan
25,766
17 %c
Jan
28 %c
Jan
45
187
39
Jan
45%
Jan
80c
17 %c
6,800
77c
Jan
82c
Jan
34 %:
10,978
92%
-
-
45
■
75
22c
32%
92%
-
f
77c
1
1.60
40%
1.40
6%
n
C-
Westeel
11 %c 12 %c
21.650
10 %c
Jan
14c
Jan
Western
18c
14,868
16C
Jan
21c
Jan
Western
4c
5c
5,348
4.95
6%
44,112
75
79
300
10
9%
10
17c
11%
11%
•
100
19%
21
Western
Decalta
74%
Jan
79
Jan
Western
Grocers
6%C Jan
:. 7 2 y4 Jan
Jan
Western
75
Jan
Western
&
4c
Jan
6.10
Jan
6.85
Jan
Western
Jan
20%
Jan
Weston
10
Jan
Jan
24 %c
Jan
4%%
11
Jan
ll%
Jan
15c
1.00
98c
1.10
18,962
92c
Jan
■'> 28c
35c
1,471
28c
Jan
37c
Jan
Jan
—?
Jan
Jan
4c
4c
6,200
3%c
Jan
4%c
48c
53c
8,055
41c
Jan
56c
1.03
1.06
5,129
97c
Jan
1.10
Jan
10%
10%
10%
490
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
32%
32%
32%
Jan
32%
Jan
65c
Jan
75c
Jan
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
Wiltsey
32%
126
2.10
2.10
130
30c
30c
98c
91c
99c
30,967
class
A
35%
35%
25
32c
35c
8,820
11-
11
*
—
•
34c
—
50<
A
^7.25
7,051
6.35
Jan
8.00
Jan
1.45
/1.40
1.48
7,430
1.40
Jan
1.60
Jan
5%c
6c
12,500
5%c
Jan
7c
Jan
Wood
51c
53c
7,600
50c
Jan
60c
Jan
Woodward
46
140
41
Jan
51%
Jan
74c
Jan
46V4
45%
46%
3,109
41
Jan
46%
Jan.
90
90
91
150
90
Jan
91
%
40
106
Jan
106%
21'A
7,273
17
Jan
21%
106
106 106
20%
5%
6
500
1.26
1.22
1.26
8,700
34c
•
7,783
69c
Jan
78c
Jan
Jan
30c
Jan
Yale
3.80
Jan
4.25
Jan
Yankee
4.35
4.35
50
4.20
Jan
4.45
Jan
Yellorex
9%
9
19 %
12.651
9
Jan
10%
Jan
Yellowknife
•
28%
28
28%
4,615
27.
Jan
30
Jan
Young
29
29
29
Jan
41%- Jan
Lead
30%
Jan
Yukeno
41 %
Jan
Zenith
46
Jan;
46%
Jan
Zenmac
50c
88c
88c
500
93c
Jan
95c
Jan
Zulapa
Sherritt
Gordon-
1
Mines
Silver
Miller
Standard
Ltd
Simpsons
Siscoe
S
K
Slater
1
4.40
4.20
4.40
1,000
38c
39c
32c
29%
4.60
Jan
47c
Jan
36c
Jan
11
29
Jan
31%
;
Air
1.20
1.17
1.23
77,195
1.12
Jan
1.25
Spooner
2.70
510
2.60
Jan
2.95
19%
19%
51%
51%
51%
Standard
Stanley
25
A
Uranium
25
25
25
Jan
28
435
77.
19%
Jan
19%
Starratt
51 %
Jan
51%
Stedman
Bros
j
Rock
A
Prices
67c
76c
18,850
67c
Jan
88c
Jan
Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
17c
15c
17c
3,200
14c
Jan
18c
Jan
A"besto3
11c
9%c
11c
34,800
9c
Jan
13 %c
Jan
4.10
4.00
4.10
2,100
3.75
Jan
4.15
Jan
15%
14%
15%
3,215
14
Jan
15%
Jan
24c
25c
600
24c
Jan
35c
Jan
•
7%
7%
7%
10
Jan
9
Jan
7%
46c
45c
50c
8,210
25c
Jan
50c
Jan
44c
37c
52c
109,634
26c
Jan
52c
Jan
6c
7c
23,900
35
37%
140
72%
71%
73%
3,371
X
5c
5c
5c
8.05
7.75
8.05
6c
6c
Jan
37%
Jan
74
Jan
Dupont Co
Jan
5c
Jan
5%
Jan
5%
1.08
1.06
1.10
22,503
1.00
Jan
1.15
61c
56c
64c
61,000
56c
Jan
12,500
3%c
Jan
4j/2C
3%c
4V2c
2.30
2.20
2.40
3,200
18c
18c 18 %c
II,800
24 c
23c
25c
2.20
Jan
Jan
68c
Jan
4%C
Jan
2.45
Jan
Jan
18c
20c
Jan
21 %c
9,975
Jan
Jan
29c
Jan
Are
Expressed
in
Canadian
Dollars
8.40
Jan
Oreille
210
23
Jan
Price
2.10
700
24
40
2.10
24%
415
40
40
1.78
1.76
1.84
II,850
1.35
1.40
Jan
2.10
Jan
3,100
25%
Jan
40
Jan
Jan
67c
Jan
No
1.45
Jan
a
Odd
18 %c
Jan
63%
Jan
84
Jan
,14,429
15c
Jan
1,418
57%
Jan
84
22
81%
Jan
ioe
Lunamara.
*
Paper
*
1.20
55c
3.25
1.20
^•25
,
224
60c
55c
15,700
3.25
3 if-. i
20.
1.20
55c
-
;
■
Jan
1.20
3.25 jJan-
■t
52%
Jan
Jan
6.85
Jan
Jan
Jart
31%
34
30
Jan
31%
32
145
29%
Jan
32
Jan
43
43%
5,615
41%
Jan
43%
Jan
14 %c
15c
1,050
14 %c
Jan
15c
Jan
Jan
•
43'A
»
_
*
common
&
5.95
Jan
68%
68%
25
68%
Jan
69
24
24%
250
22%
Jan
24%
19
19
100
17%
Jan
19
Jan
20%
20%
20%
3,470
20
Jan
20%
Jan
24
24
24
100
24
Jan
24
33
31%
33 %
9C4
30%
Jan
33 %
Jan
13%
13%
13%
100
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
__
21 %
21%
2,360
20
Jan
21%
Jan
22
21%
22
860
21%
Jan
22
»
48
47%
48
275
47
Jan
48%
Jan
2.38
2.50
1,500
Jan
2.50
Jan
43
ll.n^s
Linoleum—
*
*
19
1
250
A
'
2.50
common
Mines
par
lot
1
__
Genl
Invest
Gold
Trust
Corp
46
41
7
7
1
51c
55c
27,500
38
38
2.30
iqq
55c
♦
OUT-OF-TOWN
value.
sale
in
Jan
e
Jan.
f Flat
i-3.25
Jan
r
delivery sale
year's
AND
t
(not included in year's
range).
d Deferred
66c
Jan'
Jan
32
FOOTNOTES FOR
Jan
17c
52
__
1.35
63%
28%
«•
•
62
Jan
.
Zellers
Jan
84
25%
•
1.90
15c
7,115
31%
Consolidated
Jan
84
28%
*
:
Canadian
Yukon
26%
Jan
17%
B
Flour
1.66
-
62%
ioo
Third
Jan
'
40%
_
Jan
_
Jan
46
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
7
51c
Jan
62c
Jan
35
Jan
38
Jan
6%
30
Jan
Jan
Jan
40
24-
8,300
1.38
Jan
56c
55
67c
16c
j
2.10
Jan
8%
Jan
Bros
Jan
2.80
Jan
2.50
Pend
16%
6%
16
Paper
class
Jan
23%
32 755
540
Jan
Jan
8%
17%
1.63
Jan
7%
16%
Maclaren
2.50
Jan
8%
8
17
Jan
14
44%
•
7c
15%
500
Jan
Sugar—
Jan
Jan
4,655
Jan
39%
25
5c
15
23
7%
4,265
1
680
2.60
100
44
3,912
Loblaw Inc
15%
16%
High
8
42
6.85
Jan
15
23
Low
8
42
„
52 %
Jan
Ogilvle
15%
Range Since Jan. 1
6.50
34c
Jan
16
Shares
52%
23
Class
for Week
High
-i.
Jan
22c
*
Range
of Prices
Low
6.85
Jan
20
20 %c
Jan
Sales
*
Copper Mines
Hayes Steel Products
^
International Paper new
6.90
Week's
B
Gaspe
Jan
common.
_j.
Note—--
common
Jan
\
Preferred
1,000
Investments
Oilcloth
1.31
62c
Territory Mining
Jan
5%
*
Glass
Dominion
Jan
17 %c
50
8c
Jan
3,345
l
"Homoaon-
Dominion
Jan
10,491
Mines
Mines..
Bank
Oil
22c
Temagaml
Thompson
Dalhousie
1.50
Teck Hughes Gold.
Texstar
Consolidated
19c
•
Preferred
Jan
3 %C
Jan
B
Dredging
General
1.46
•
common
12c
Jan
•
Vinegars
21c
2.50
Ltd
Canada
Canadian
1.48
•
Industries
Jan
3c
*
Dominion
<te
1
25
Canada
Canada
\
Warrants
Taurcanla
Gold
5C
1,000
Tamblyn
9%c
27
American
Bulolo
5%c
19,674
1
British
67%
500
Sudbury
Switson
1.06
5,700
20,500
5%
Corp
33
v
I,115
ordinary
2,740
11c
3 %c
5%
Shown
Anglo
172,378
Petroleum
1.23
3c
11c
Last
Jan
33c
Supertest
Jan
1.12
Sale Price
Jan
22%
Preferred
1.34
1.15
3%c
.Par
22C
22
Superior Propane
Jan
STOCKS
25
24c
Mines
6.50
Jan
Jan
28c
Exploration
Jan
Friday
Jan
22%
Cons
4.50
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
12c
1
Sullivan
475
1
21 %
1
Sunburst
6.35
Mining
1,615
Sturgeon River Gold
Contact
Jan
6.00
•
22,600
•
class
Steinberg
18%
1
25
1
Iron
Jan
1
17c
•
Steeloy Mining
15%
Mines
Metal
12c
•
of Canada
4,283
^.1
-
Jan
X
Nickel
Jan
18%
Jan
25
1
Stanweli Oil & Gas
24
1
Mines
23%
...
class
Brock
Stanrock
Jan
1
•
Wire
Jan
23
17%
Mines
*
Paving
Standard
11c
17%
i
•
Oils
Jan
275
1
73c
Ltd
Jan
10c
24
-•
14c
1
.
&
Jan
6 %C
23%
—
Andian National Corp
Services.
Foods
Jan
12c
Jan
23%
Mines
Jan
20
Mines
Stafford
22c
Jan
5c
Jan
2.60
50
Warrants
Jan
9c
1,000
9,087
20o
Jan
-
2.60
preferred
Oils
16c
38,500
10c
Electric
Jan
28 %
G)
Jan
10%
2,500
10c
6%c
-#
A
25
Spartan
Texaco
class
i
Bear
Jan
25c
19c
9c
6%C
10c
Jan,
*
preferred—
Union
Southern
Steep
Jan
9,443
Southam
Steel
3.70
Jan
Jan
30 %c
358
28%
4.15
2,500
10%
Jan
,
24,100
29c
*
Industries
Ltd
38c
10%
3.25
1
common
Somerville
37,269
•
:
Manufacturing
Slater
4.00
—•
A
Ltd
Mines
D
class
3.80
50c
Mines.
Dairies
Silverwood
1
3.90
1
Sigma Mines Quebec-Silver
50
Jan
Jan
1.26
*
Oil-.
Mines
(H
150
115,
41%:
6
Jan
Jan
10c
Zinc
&
Canuck
46%
41%
16 c
5%
Jan
Jan
10c
A—.
Wright-Hargreaves
17c
6,000
—*
Creek Gold
class
warrants
24,200
41%
Jan
Jan
14c
20%
Ltd
27c
46
Sheep
Stores
77c
50
11
45
1
Industries
4.15
50
35c
Jan
Jan
If
22c
preferred
Jan
10%
Jan
16c
A
preferred
Jan
Jan
28c
100;
1
Class
A
35%
12c
Larder
(J)
B
Jan
39%
Coghlan
Class
35
4,148
Warrants
Class
Jan
2,891
X
3.90
•
99c
14c
Yukon
&
4.35
...
Jan
44%
luo
22c
A.
Jan
79c
100
4.00
class
Jan
30c
44
Windfall
74c
2.10
Jan
T2%c
*
Winchester
46
Bhawinigan Water & Power com
A
5,900
31,105
8.00
13%
—
Holdings
Class
70c
13%
53c
Arts
Seven
68c
12 Yn
08c
•
Jan
25c
44%
class A
Minos
7.60
1
1.45
Jan
•
Pass
Jan
Jan
Jan
50c
•
1
B
Willrov
18%
Jan
Jan
1.11
5
preferred
99%
r3c* Jan
9%c
Petroleum
Warrants
1,425
i1
Jan
preferred
White
I,000
•
Surf Inlet, class
(Geo)
Class
13c
3c,v
Jan
Jan
Petrol
Naco
19%
21
Jan
1.25
Gas
Plywood class B
50
100%
Jan
2.80
30c
Jan
98,655 ./
8c
Jan
9C
*
6.25
5,431
100 100%
Jan
2.55
12c
Copper
Jan
755
20
6%c
845
8,732
Canada Breweries
4.55
Jan
4,020
2,000
Warrants
Jan
9%
8c
2.65
9c
—
5c
32,500
11%
Oil
Jam
3,347
13c
Jan
3.70
15c
1
Jan
14 %c
1.12
Jan
9c
Products—
Jan
A
Jan
3.50
13c
•
8c
80c
1,700
1
9-.
7,588
2,578
14c
Petroleum
19%
2,500
Jan
1.04
3.60
*
Westburne
Jan
7c:
Jan
40%
_1
.■
Jan
Jan
75
Nickel
Jan
8%
6%c
Jan
6.30
Jan
3c
6
19 %
72%
1.60
Jan
2.55
2.55
33 %C
100
7c
Jan
5.90
38%
8c
1
Jan
8%
72%
1.40
2,795
16,059
1
Warrants
19%
1,260
6.30
40%
'
Ltd
West Malartic Mines
Westates
1.60
39%
3.50
Jan
4c
77c
'/ 6.05
6
150.
Jan
21,655
6%
1.27
3c
19%c
20,800
6.75
Metal
Selkirk
11c
"
i.30
.10
Canada
Canadian
8%
11 %c
Petroleum
Freehold
Jan
Jan
22c
Mining
19%
:
Becurlty
10%
52%
92%
Petroleums
&
5%c
Satellite
Jan
1.00
15%
X
Debentures
Jan
15%
9.35
,
Jan
Petroleums
Sapphire
9c
18 %c
:::io
Equipment
Petroleums Ltd
Jan
Gold
River
Sand
Jan
Jan
10
315
30c
& Ref
17%
22c
Jan
5%
2,732
10%
"III
W_
13%
Jan
Jan
2.50
Jan
1.74
3.90
Mines-
&
G
100
19%
Gold
18
Jan
21c
./.r 140
27
•
•
Prod
Amulet
425
—
Antonio
Jan
r-
98 c
-i
17%
6.40
common
Jan
20c
3.90
.
15%
19%
:
Jan
^3y4
53
.33
17%
•
Warrants
11 %
13%c
18 %c
53%
22
„*
14%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
15%
3,500
common—!.!
151/4
1.56
Jan
22%
Jan
9%
14,090
22c
5%
Waterous
17c
Jan
52c
Jan
12c
535
1.97
9c
^
Wasamac
1.70
•
Jan
3.25
Jan
19%
3,100
17%
-
-—30
—
...
Wainwright
Jan
Jan
X
Shlrriff Horsey
Salada
42b
32,002
13C
'
Gas
Maurice
St
2.50
Jan
14
56c
6.45
common
Jan
16c
50c
._1
Mines
50
—100
Corp
37%
Jan
20 %c
—1
—
Victoria & Grey Trust,
25,650
_•
preferred
Jan
8c
48c
—III
Jan
$6
Lawrence
36%
155
,
Mines
14
19%
class A
Jan
1.05
Vespar
Jan
•
.
St Lawrence Cement
5%
Power
17%
_xo
Industrles.
40%
235
—
Jan
45c
25
Ryanor Mining
:
Explor
Ltd
1.62
X
—
Preferred
8t
Alloys
Debentures
67c
.100
Consol
Jan
16c
6%
10
7%C
38
3.25
L-i
Jan
Jan
Jan
250
f.
40 %
350
1
Jan?
7c
18 %c
_
Jan
3%C
mt-
Royal Bank of Canada.
Royalite Oil common.
37%
Jan
37%
2.90
.16%
Mines--
Preferred
Ventures
Jan
L
18c
16 %c
Preferred
Russell
8.50
Jan
10,800
1.05
X
Petroleum Ltd
(A V) Can Ltd common.
3 7'A
._1
.
Jan1
64c
Mines
Rocky
40%
Corp
Cons
7 14
.50©
Mines
Rockwin
1.10
15c
9,300
52c
*
20
Mfg common
class
39 %
]
•:
Steel
14"
*'
X
Uran
40
.50
1.
Oils
66c
-*J
1
Yarns class A
6,141
2.05
*
preferred-
.1
1.65
Athabasca
40%
*
X
Minerals
Riverside
43
3,000
Jan
5%- Jan
2,200-
6c
5%c
,
Rupununi Mines
Rowan
47
1.70
16c
Mines
Rio
Roe
4,739-
*
*
-V—4h--
Jan
39%
III
—
*
Algom
Roche
7%
65c
Jan
13%
58 Ta
class B___—
—2
Rio
$6
6%.
1
Chemical
A
Rexspar
Rix
9,425-
7
1
——
common
Renabie
67c
*
Macdonald
Reitman
65c
2,275
13%
Jan
I Jan
—1
•
-
.
Hill
Canada
27c
Grip Batten
Rayrock Mines
Realm Mining
Reef Explorations
Reichhold
67c
J
Rapid
Reeves
3.05
—1
Petroleum
Quonto
2.90
.
Fortune
Venezuelan
2.95
X
•
Miner
Mining
New
14c
46
Lithium
Quebec
Jan
13
58
10
common
—
Keno
2%C
.
3c
j
voting trust—
Corps
Preferred
United
7,6001
8,349
16c-
2%c
1.70
Develop
Quebec: Labrador
13
21
•
7,700
8%C
8c
1
1
1
1
•
1
—
Quebec Chibougamau., Gold
Jan
125
"l
Corp.
United
4c
Jan
12
215
/•',
*
_
^
2nd
Canada
Jan
1.23
64
Jan
13%
•'
preferred-
Mining
Jan
2.08
Jan
10%
'
Class
Union
5.65
1.30
Ltd
Union
16c
2.12
Airways
Producers Ltd
Acceptance
United
Purdex
-...
Mlnes^
Jan
14c
5.55
58%
1,820
58%
21%
•-/
Jan
10c
5.40
Jan
4,670
13%
_;V
Pipeline—
Resources
Pipeline!.-
4.35
10c
23,933-
lie
5.50
Jan
31c
12
49 %c
.
Oil
Union
Jan
2.90
Oil
Ultra. Shawkey
Jan
50
Prarie
Triad
Jan
200
40c
1
Ltd
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity -Chibougamau Ll
Twin City Gas
A
Jan
Jan
47c
Jan
'
Jan
14
18,100
Transmountain
Jan,
45c
Jan
37%
40
Pipeline
Transcontinental
1
Ltd.
Exp
Trans
38c
Jan
33c
25 %C
b4
7c
Jan
35c
62c
ol %
2.90
Jan
5c
Jan
Jan
•
39%
1
15%
42c
,
13%
warrants
48c
Jan
Jan
Jan
5c
58%
A
•
preferred
Jan
Jan
1,000
13%
:v
Jan
4c
7,000
__50
B
15
60c
47c
62%;
common...-.
class
36c
9,034
50%-
Finance
5,265
4,600
3>c
6%
5%
11%
preferred
13,300
.20C
Ore
Star
Jan
65c
43c
A
64c
4%c
40c
Class
Jan
62c
45c
Jan
52C
4%c
65c
1
._10
...
195G warrants
41C
32'
2.50
42,200
Jan
1,220
'
13%
17c
17%
Mines
Bank
Works
Iron
600
19,302
59c
Minerals
Jan
2.69
17%c 19 %c
17%
Electric
Gas
3.40
3c
57c
28%c 28%c
Elevators
50
3,625
52C
l'i':
High
Low
6%
4%c
47c:
I
Mines
Toronto
High
5%
570
1UI
.
Mines* Ltd
Silver
Jan
51
Prospectors
Torbrit
1.50
—
Mines
Tom bill
Jan
13c
Royalties
President
Jan
41c
Jan
_BO«
Iron
26 %
Jan
8c
Cofp
Premium
Jan
32c
51c
Rouyn Gold
Prairie Oil
24
1.05
17%
Gas
Oils
4,267
25,580
Jan
10c
1.28
Development
Ponder
25%
Range Since Jan.l
Shares
'4'c
x,
Jan
1
Uranium
&
Peuuieuuia
34c 38 %c
31%
Gold
fluai
G%
...
6c
Engravers
Pickle
Jan
Low
___1
:
76c
Phillips Oil Co Ltd.
Pitch- Ore
6.95
Jan
Park
Mines
16,825
3.55
Mines
Photo
Tiara
14,000
18V7c-
common:
&
Jan
8c
Gas.
«st
24%
11%
93c
Mines.
Oil
Peruvian
5.85
Thorncliffe
Jan
85c
Oil preferred.
<te
620
Jan
7%c
common
Credit
Gas
Pernio
6.25
of Prices
Par
67c
2.60
;
IIIIIIIi
Consol.
Pipeline-common_
Peoples
9.90
High
Jan
86c
——.
Peerless- Exploration—.
Pembina
*
Gold
Consolidated
Pato
20,439
58c
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
7%c
—
Mines
Drilling —a—
Paramaque
Paymaster
1,500
11%
6.00"
38c
Pamoil Ltd
66c
10%
11 M»
—
Hershey Tubes.
Page
Low
High
Week's
-
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
65c
Nickel
Faonn.
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
Friday
for Week
R?nge
stocks
Pacific
Sales
Week's
(not
Included
range),
(Un) Admitted
wd When
wi When
Selling ex-interest,
to
unlisted
trading privileges,
Issued,
Ex-dividend,
y
In year's range)
MARKETS
dividend.
delivered,
x
price.
Cash sate (not included
CANADIAN
Ex-llquidating
Ex-rights.
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
•;
v:
'
"
;
v
Volume
193
Number
6025
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(533)
i
■
■
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
The
following
bid
and
asked
quotations are obtained from the National
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
They do
not represent actual transactions.
They are intended as a guide to the r»nge
within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
bought
or
(indicated
which have
Par
Aerovox
a
Air
Products
Land
8 '/a
49',-4
52%
Futterman
19%
21%
Garlock
Inc
Development
Radio
Alside
22
Gen
19%
21%
Gibraltar
Biltrite Rubber Co_100
American
American
Cement
Corp
American
Express
American
Greetings
American
Pipe
Sterilizer
53%
57
39Ma
42%
Green
—2
36%
39
1
34'%
37%
Grinnell
Grolier
Co
Corp
Arkansas
Art
Arvida
Oil
Aztec
Baird
Baker Oil
Bates
Power
Gas
Behlen
Haloid
Xerox
58%
Hamilton
52
55
Hanna
22%
241/4 >
Berkshire
Class
Hanna
13%
Harcourt
Harvey
9%
89%
93%
1
15%
16%
Helene
—1
20 Ma
22
Inc—
1
——
10
-1
11
Markets
_1
18%
Co
201/8
Bowman
Products
Splendor
class
Production
5%
Hugoton
6%
Husky
Oil
Indian
Head
Co
28%
Indianapolis
30
34%
Brush
1
56%
60
Buckeye Steel Castings Co——*
Byllesby (H M) & Co—
10c
22%
24%
17%
18%
27"T
12%
33%
10c
3%
43/8
Telep
Co
Canadian
Delhi
Canadian
Superior Oil of Calif 1
Cannon
Mills
Carpenter
Ceco
Ltd
class
B
Field
Corp
—10
25%
3%
Central
111
Indiana
Central
Elec
&
Gas
Gas
43/e
Louisiana
3%
Co
10
Co__—5
Electric
Central
Marine
Central
Telephone
VT
Serv
Co_5
Co
Central
Power
Public
Co
Common
Corp
States
Colonial
1
33%
33%c
19%
19%
20%
1
4
lc
15
16%
Colorado
Interstate
Co
5
41 %
Milling & Elev Co
1
18%
Colorado
Oil
&
Gas
Corp com_3
$1.25 conv preferred
Commonwealth Gas Corp
Freightways
Consolidated
Continental
Control
Cook
Rock
Transp
Data
Coffee
Cook
10%
16%
1
Electric
Cross
Cummins Engine Co Inc
Danly
Machine
Darling
(L
Dashew
Business
A)
Co_—
Di-Noc
Dictaphone
A
Mid-American
6 81/2
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
Miller
18%
20%
Minneapolis
48
52 %
Missile
40
43
47%
50%
5
Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas CO—
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
.
Franklin
Corp—
Shipping
Co
Valley Barge Line
Utilities
Missouri
Rubber
:
Chase
3 Ma
15
16 Ma
27
28%
24 M2
X27%
29%
18%
203%
Westcoast Transmission
West Point
Manufacturing
57 Ma
8
83A
Western Lt 8c Telephone Co
17%
Western
Massachusetts
31
Ma
3 4 Mb
Western
Natural
5%
Western
Publishing
24%
26%
Weyerhaeuser
52 Ma
56%
Whiting Corp
18
20%
Wilcox
5
3A
34 Ma
37 Mi
24 Mi
41%
81%
85 M2
73/4
8%
333/8
35 M2
ny4
123%
12 Mi
11M4
26
Bid
53 Ma
57%
50 MB
53
44
47%
353
368
H Ma
5
33 Ms
Co
9
10 Ms
10
20
213/4
1
61
Freight Lines:__l
6
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
Transit
Yuba Consolidated
Par
20
66
1.
.
—
New
48
51%
Mellon Nat Bk & Tr Co (Pgh) _25
Mercantile Tr (St Louis)—12.50
48
51%
Morgan
(NY)_12M2
Mi
66
Mb
69
10
51%
(Chicago)_25
114Ma
119 Ma
365
386
Co
50
Amer_5
N J—
of
Co
Guaranty
New
Trust
31 Ma
55
IIOM2
10
59 Ma
10
34M2
(Fairfield County)
National Bank of
Westchester_5'
City Bank
(Cleve)
49 Mi
National Commercial Bank
52 Ma
National Newark
17 MB
18%
119 Mi
124 y*
Trust
Co
(Albany(
Banking Co
&
59
62M2
66
70M2
48
Bk
of
39 Mi
42
(S F)-10
45
48%
Northern Trust Co
50
315
Ma
(N Y)
340
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack N J)
36%
33 Mi
35%
Fidelity-Phila
5 6 Ma
60 y2<
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (NY)
10
72
76 Mi
Provident
42
47 Mi
13 Mi
First Bank Stk Corp
54
57 Mi
12 Mt
First
273/4
Co
First
Natl
N
Bank
Co
10
(Minn) —10
Trust
6M4
J)
(Atlanta)—10
40
ft
Tradesmen's
78 Mi
First National Bank of Chi—20
59
10
Natl Bank of
*
49
52 M2
91/4
10M2
1
22%
243/8
27%
29%
64
68
North
11
12
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd-*
14%
16
Northwest Natural Gas
11
11%
Northwestern
10%
11 %
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
24%
24%
"
11%
7y4
13%
1
12%
cl
A_5
7%
8%'
:
—5
7%
8%
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—.-—5
17
18%
27 Ms
28%
213/4
11%
6
National
Passaic
Dallas
Bank
of
25
County
First
Natl
Bank
23%
First
Natl
City Bank
13Ma
First
Pennsylvania
6%
Trust
&
Co
l33/4
14%
72
76%
19
3
1
25 Mi
27
26%
42%
Girard Trust
10
283/4
3 1Mb
Hanover
St
471
753 '
Louis—20
67%
—
(N Y)__20
79 Mi
82%
—
Banking
(Philadelphia) _10
5 4 Mi
57%
Union Trust
10
Co
Security First Natl
(Los Angeles)
22
51
55 Ma
513/4
55
35
383/4
70 Ma
74 Mi
23
24%
68
12 Ma
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany
10
State Street Bank
763/4
72 Ma
Bank
&
Trust
Co
First
of
Westchester
New
Natl
Bank
Rochelle
Franklin
Natl Bk
;—10
of
33
36%
L I N Y—5
of
Corn
Bank
20
(Boston)
34
36 Ma
15
60%
64
Trade Bank ft Tr Co
York—10
48%
Exch
New
Bk
51 Mb
Trust Co of New Jersey
81%
86 Mi
Union
Hartford
Co_10
46
49 Mi
36 M4
383/4
26 Mi
10%
Hudson County National Bk„ 10
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)
8
24
93/,
18%
20%
10
Union Trust Co of Maryland-lO
United States Tr Co (Boston)^10
3M2
9y4
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15%
17 Ma
6 Me
7
42'%
45 Ma
24
& Sav
Natl
Industrial Bk of
Industrial
R
Trust
(Chic)
&
Com
National
Providence
Industrial
Bk
Bank
Tr
20
(N Y)__10
Bank
I—
Co
47
52%
of
7 Ma
Trust
Co
(N
(Phila)—5
Y)
45
_
United
States
21%
2 4 Ms
10
X43%
45%
footnotes,
see
preceding page.
9%
2%
(N
Y)„20
(Phoenix Ariz) _5
ft Trust
(Winston-Salem
Wells
62Ms
33Ma
10 Ma
Commerce
Trust
Wachovia Bank
N
59
49 Ma
,
34
106
63
53
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62%
66Mi
25 Ms
58 Mi
26%
Co
C)——5
Fargo Amer Trust
■7—
For
of
(Cleveland)
Valley Natl Bk
10
25%
Irving
Bank
57
x30
(N Y)—10
5%
Harris Tr
72
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New York)
25
18%
Co
51%
73
193/4
Pnila—_10
434
10%{.;$ Pantasote
70Ma
48
(Wash)—20
17 Mi
Corp
Power Co
633/4
144
28 Mi
39%
of
Louis
*
Otter Tail
5
Pabst Brewing Co
*
Pacific Airmotive Corp
1
Pacific Far East Line—
5
Pacific Gamble Robinson Co—5
Pacific Mercury Electronics—90c
"Pacific Power & Light Co—6M2
packaging Corp of America—5
Miss
Coal
66 Ma
136
of
River Prod—10c
Ben
60Ma
10
1st Natl Bk
6%
39%
Bank
62%
(Baltimore)
Second
11
52 Mb
37
Boston
51%
74%
Bk
Seattle
22%
24%
49
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
48
First Natl Bank of Boston—12 M2
8t
1
22
Trust
34 Ms
—1—
5
(Philadelphia)
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) _12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
43
First Natl
123%
10
Roekland-Atlas Natl Bank
23%
35%
117 M2
20
44
32 Mi
513%
33 Mi
(Chicago) _2o
48%
22%
77%
Bost—12%.
of
Newark—12M2
State
45%
76%
52M2
74
Natl
31%
20%
47Ma-'
25
(N J)i
New Eng Merchants Natl Bk_10
New Jersey Bank & Tr Co
11
&
37
42
106
&
—_7.50
34 Mi
(Camden
98
Essex
Fairfield County Trust Co
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co. (NY)_10
106
39 M*
16
Natl 8hawmut Bk
5
Bk
63
National Bank & Trust Co
48 Ma
(White Plains
Natl
113 Ma
Co
46
33M3
York)
Camden
47%
25
National
111 Bank & Trust
Trust
29 %
158
43V2
York
34 MB
split—
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
149
65%
National
2M2-I
of
of
National Bank of Detroit
62%
10
72
27 M2
Bank
County N Y
of
Co
33%
5
Cleve__16
Meadow Brook Natl
(Jersey City)—5
Service
70 Mi
31 Mi
(Buffalo)
Bank
Water
353%
67 %
39J
Bk
ex
32 3%
Ma
Traders
59%
of
Trust
5
(N Y)__10
5
&
36
Bk of North
par
3 6 Ma
55 Ma
(Savannah)
$10
33 %
.—5
Southern
Trust
59
10
(Philadelphia)
Long Island Trust Co
Trust
Ask
55
Trust Co
Bank
Old
7 Ma
Bid
Kings County Tr Co (Bklyn)—
New $10 par (ex 2-1
split)
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
Natl
Oklahoma
73%
Companies
First
Ohio
65 Ma
Ma
6%
Industries—1
of Phila__ 10
Bank
Natl
County Trust Co
First
73%
35%
—5
Co
First Nat'l
71 Mo
10 Ma
40 Ma
12%
26 Ms
9 Ma
10 V2
12%
68
73' *4 f- 773/4
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373A
n%
69
1
3
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Co
13%
Light Co_10
Manufacturers
21Ma
50c
National Shirt Shops of Del
1
New Eng Gas & Elec Assoc—8
Nicholson File Co
•-*
North American Coal—
1
North Carolina Natl Gas—2.50
Serv
Inc
Ask
293/4
Class B common
Pub
27 Ms
&
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Co
55 Mi
25 Ma
'12%
Co
45%
Gas
183%
513A
26 y4
Yellow
31 Ma
22 Mi
'
7.50
28%
Penn
17
5
Power
Wurlitzer
29 Ma
1
Co
Electric
183%
28%
x20a/4
1
Co
Co
6 Ma
17
26%
10
Cos
29 Ma
25%
53/4
_*
61
Gas
X24
Co_*
16 Mi
43%
•—1,^
9%
18%
26%
A;
1—1
Ma
1
1
:
Washington Steel Corp__
__i
Watson Bros Transport A
1
Wellington Mgt Co class A—10c
Wesco Financial Corp
1
West Coast Telephone Co
10
Manufacturers Tr Co
(Phila)—10
(Chicago)
63 Ml
—I—
Mach
303/4
26V2
39
Co
21
10
&
51%
29
52%
Louis
(N J)—.
Manhattan
New
19 y4
10 Ma
26%
48 M4
25%
St
Commercial
59
Corp
26 Ma
10
Co
49%
Co
Commercial
5
Oil
32 Ma
24 Ms
Wash Natural Gas
1
—2M2
Co
55
30 Mi
5
23 Ma
Bk
Trust,Co
Bank
National
&
25%
51%
Co
_10
Natl
Citizens &
Nalco
2.50
Co
:_100
(N Y),
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
16 Mi
Gas
24
1
36%
8
18 3%
16%c
333/4
Nassau
22%
Chemical
A—_1
Brothers
1
Co
Company
*
Co,
Corp
Corp
Mississippi
Co
Gas
Systems
1
Corp
B
1
1
10c
Mfg Co
203/4
Swasey, Co
10
Co
Trust
St
Camden
15
Assn_100
Paper class
Capital Corp
Class
IV2
2
Inc
1
Inc
Fitchburg
•
Laboratories
1
Inc
York——
Virginia
Boatmen's
21
:—^.50
Galvan
Gear
of
Bankers Trust
Empire Trust Co
48%
—10c
Governor
Steel
*
1
.
Federation
Bros
Co
Class A common
Mohawk
10 %
Inc—
45%
'*
Foote
Pipeline
7%
Earrington Mfg Co
Feleral Natl Mortgage
Florida
*
__2
Co
6Mt
(Newark)_25
Continental
Miles
(Texas)
_
Francisco)
of New
Broad
.10
44TS
7%
Inc-
—
Bank
24%
363/4
9%
Inc
Brothers
Bank
2
Equity Oil Co
Boston
(San
National
223/4
65
25/4
9M2
42
94
5%
20%
38%
—
13%
19%
Warren
America N T & S A
Bank of Commerce
50c
Co
&
Bank of
413/4
Inc
12 Ma
25 Mb
17 Ma
40%
1
8c
8%
Co—
5
Broadcasting —1
Gas Utilities Co—r5
Microdot
17 Mi
19 %
39 Mi
20%
Inc
Co
Resistor
39
36
Publishing
Michigan
13%
.
50c
Warner
Mi=
41%
13 Mt,
43%
48 nA
123/4
38
163A
27
8 Mi
*6
25%
16%
*
21
3 8 Ma
12 Mi
40
50c
19 Mi
1
1434
23%
Associates—10
Oil
36 M*
3
Motor
54
45
24%
2M2
Corp
Lines—1
Fast
Meredith
Corp
Empire State
Baltimore
Cleveland
3
Metropolitan
24%
20
lc
—
50
—5
Waddell 8c Reed Inc class
Walter
(Jim) Corp
Bank and Trust
Bank
Corp——2M2
Eng—
5
;
1
Inc
263/4
Miss
1.25
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co__ 12 M2
Connecticut Natl Bank—
5
21%
5
Wells
City Natl Bk & Tr
—
Industries
Merchants
America—
Electrolux Corp
Electronics Capital Corp
Florida
Electronics
24%
15%
/
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changed to
25c
Laboratory
Electric
Emhart Mfg
1
—
_
Steel
.
Wisconsin
Par
(W
19%
2%
Electro-Voice
Fisher
10
McLean
1
Utilities
Fisher
Maxson
2
Struthers
11 Mi
471/2
_1
Corp
*
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
28'A
44
87 3A
&
Conversion
21 3/4
Inc
Vance Sanders
Wood
10
Name
2
5
Vector
4%
2614
Co
33%
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
16Mb
203/8
Maxson
40%
31
4
—1
Inc—1
Corp-
Herrington
6%
.
Eastern
First
1
1
Industries
Financial
Inc—50c
—lMt
————*
Co
18%
Co
Ets-Hokin
7
5
Co—
Inc
Eastern
Erie
7
6 Mi
1
Dynamics Corp of
$1
preference
Electrada
6Mi
1
1
Sons
Labs—
Bush
Paso
13%
1
—5
R)
Corporation
Economics
12%
5
Dun & Bradstreet Inc__,
El
25
Electric
51 Mi
31%
Corp
Company
15
—
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry—50c
1
Inc
Company
Duffy-Mott Co
Duriron
11%
1
48%
9
Iron
37 Mi
Inc—
Hotels
Centl-Penn Natl Bk
*
:
Arts
Drackett
Dura
51 Ma
10%
Co
1
pfd
Dorsett Elecs
Dunham
473/4
Clark—
15 Ma
10
Mining Co_.
Valley Mould &
25
Works
43 Ma
Inc_l
Co
Chemical
Central
Mattel
53/4
11
40
53/8
<to
Witco
32 y2
231/4
4%
Const
42
72 Ma
213/4
Utah
—5
68
21%
Tunnel Corp_5
20
non-voting
3OM1
Marmon
1
12
&
Marlin-Rockwell
15 Ma
5%
9%
43%
lc
&
2.50
1
11 Mi
Inc
Gas
—10
Co
Co—16
Madison
13%
14%
2M2
a!
21%
Macmillan
United States Truck Lines
United Utilities Inc
Upper Peninsular Power
10%
41 %
7 Ma
4%
35 Ma
Mi
20
12%
common
(R
93/4
3214
10
Co
Corp—
14%
13%
Co
conv
3
—
Stores
13%
1
29 "Ma
18%
7%
____1
646
2714
17Mi
Lucky
1
Stoufler
5
Inc
$1.25
Donnelley
243/a
610
13 Ma
30%
Melpar
class
Inc
Diversa
22 %
ll
McLouth
Corp
Diebold
*
McNeil Machine &
Bridge Co
Chemical
Stepan
—
Gas_5
32 Ma
12%.
Leasing
38
Stanley
Statler
1014
20%
Canada
Finance
17
30%
Electronics
W)
Co__1
2M2
Products
30 M4
States
Delaware Corp—1
Chemical Co
1
15%
28%
8%
1
Steel
Screw
1
Corp_l
Corp
1
United States Servateria
Corp_l
United States Sugar
Corp
!_i
United
23 Mi
Co—1
Steamship
Home
v;7%
2814
133/s
Corp—
&
37
44
Inc
Register
14%
343/4
40
1
Mfg Co.
Pressed
Common
1
1
1
1
12 %
Oil
Dial
47 Mi
Chemical Co_3
5
18%
Corp
Internat
16MB
44
-10
1
Delhi-Taylor
Detroit
14%
*
Natural
Machines—10c
Dejur-Amsco
Detroit &
Stanley
1
—
.
1714
19%
%
Standard
Co—
(Hugh
14%
9 %
56
51%
Fruit
13%
5
&
Von's Grocery Co
1
E)
Standard
71%
7%
5
Stand
Standard
38%
18%
13%
Specialties——5
43 Ma
22
3614
68
17%
1%
(A
20%
37
Ludlow
80%
1—___5
Staley
Corp——.——1
1
Co
193
53%
Co—.1
Pwr
Elec Lt
153/4
_25
Co
323/4
213/4
Co
common
&
Loan
1
Company
182
Electric
43/4
57
1
Tel
Sys
50c
Corp.
Pipeline
193A
Co
Co_
Sprague
40
—
Plus
Freight
24 Ms
14 Mi
Co
States
10 Ma
223A
53 Ma
5
Elec Service
Carbon
Co—15
Inc
for
Speer
Co_——5
—
Co
Blower
8
Company
Ridge Prop pfd
Craig Systems Inc——
Spector
9%
13%
Gas
9 Mt
42
83
Co__*
Co
23
30 Ma
Corp~50c
Pipe Line
Elec
903%:
1
29%
Co—10c
Tel
Transval
21 Mt
51%
86
'•
——1
1
Co
Power
19%
48%
21 Mi
Corp
5
*
Producing Co
Spur Oil
1
Utilities
Frary
Long
11
77
-1
Coral
Crouse-Hinds
10
50c
Lines Inc
Corp
21
"
1214
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B—5
Steel Co
1
17%
Co
8%
Neguel Corp units
Liberty
11%
5
19 y4..
5
Lone Star
29%
2.50
-
Products
Southwestern
...
8%
28
Southwestern
34%.
Inc—
Inc
Lanolin
21%
7%
59%
3214
2c
Co
Lau
13
19%
1
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Consol
s
12
—25
55%
Corp—*
Co—,
Co
Landers
203/4
Gas
•
1
Portl'd
Laguna
Dev
Eng
Gas
1
Trecker Corp
&
Laboratory
44
Colorado
Southwest
Corp
Koehring
173/4
Southern
6 3/j
Supply—
Keystone
69i/4
Union
8Mb
6
Utilities
Ketchum
161/4
65%
1
.—2%
Inc_—
New
28%
Mfg Co
Vitro Corp of America
Co
Power
Nevada
Southern
714
Freight Sys—1
preferred
Kentucky
41/2
Southern
30%
263/4
7M>
Co
Water
26
Wash—_1
Corp—
Corp
Kennametal
Oil &
28
Corp—50c
of
———
Steel
Steel
Shore
24%
10
Co
1
Corp
South
♦
13 Ma
2
*
Services
Water
Kearney
V2
6%
6 %
*
Corp
Calif
""'"tz Inc
&
Kaivar
21%
33%c
96
6
39
5
Colorado
Kansas-Nebraska
35%
9214
13 Ma
1
Cable
&
Southern
Corp
$1.46
6
Skil
22
12
1
Inc
Power
Wire
35%
20
*
Southern
Service
Kaiser
233/4
14
Pacific
59
Mi
1
2
5 Ma
—_—
Jessop
271/4
13
33
So
&
29%
Union Texas Nat Gas
Corp
United States Chem Mil
59
Co_2M2
Co
&
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3 2 Mir
27 M2
Inc
Gas
6 Ma
30
1
20
Seismograph Service Corp...
Sierra
1
common
Inc
Jervis
29%
25 %
5%
Product
Gas
27%
22 %
B__—
Stores
34%
6
Engines Corp
Corporation
Coastal
17%
x31%
Diver
Jamaica
473/4
16 %
_1
Clinton
Clute
45
Simplex
Textbook Co
Public
Jack
32%
10
cl A
com
class
30%
10
Chattanooga Gas Co__
Chicago Musical Instrument
Citizens Util Co
Itek
26%
(G
Tucson Gas
55
1
44%
Bank
Southern
Iowa
2414
Searle
25 Mb
18 5/8
5
414
Securities
A
Ionics
273/4
ctfs—
Trust
Class
Iowa
4 Ma
Co
Engineering
Investors
50 %
3%
9
Transwestern
54%
Co
4014
Motor
Interstate
58 %
47%
32%
383/4
23 Mi
Co
1
Bakeries
Interstate
141/8
•*''
55
1
Electric & Gas Co
Central
13%
com—1125
Co___
Products
Point
Central
Oil
Paper
Steel
Cedar
■
Interstate
35 %
Foreman
8'4
30%
Trans
163/4
33 Mi
15
36
Inc
Fetzer
1
Water
International
28%
Co—25
Scott
Homes
Inc
Recreation
Interstate
Service
&
Tracerlab
34 Ma
1
Corp
Towmotor
1
Inc
Water
&
International
Internat'l
Water
Scott
Tokhelm
31
20c
Prod
Bantam
Scholz
5%
1
50%
._*
Petroleum
-
Mills
Gas
Schield
1
7%
32 %
*
30%
1
Associates
Tubular
35%
.
25c
Co—
Corp...
Jacinto
Corp..7
Inc
47%
13 M*
6%'
Corp
King
28 Ml
Inc„3M2
Inc
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Sabre-Pinon
Sawhill
5%
Myers
(H
10 Mi
'J
Mills
Time
37
12
Transmis
Texas
323A >"
*
3
Manufacturing
Plywood Corp
*
"units"——
Trust
&
—1
—,-1
Gas
20%
16%
Brand Rice
Corp
18%
9M2
Material—1
Hugoton
48%
4%
17
1
common.
18%
&
182
_2%
Field
6%
15%
Stoker
Sanders
Pulp & Paper Corp—
17
Water
11
1
A
7%
Oil
Ma
196
—
Houston
25 %
Calif
10
1
Corp
45"%
52%
12 M2
Riley
San
11
EngineeringCredit Corp
Co
106
Mining
preferred
$1.20 preferred—_25
Sharpe Mfg Co_.
110
Bruning (Charles) Co Inc
3
California
1
Gas—■
5
:
49%
2
Co
River
?
1%
Co
30 Ma
19 %
Tel
Gas
2814
Co
Natural
Oregon Power Co__20
Natural
Richardson
63/4
Rose Marie Reid—
Fearless
Interstate
Republic
40
—5
Houston
California
Thermo
5
3714
1
—
Houston
California
83/4
25c
Roddis
*
Beryllium Co
8Mb
1
A—
35 M»
A_25
A
12%
&
Industries Inc
Thermo-O-Disc Inc
Co—
33
class
Ind
52%
Inc
Brown
class
Rockwell
Indiana
Bowser
Inc
Purina
12 Mt
11%
5%
Ralston
1114
cl
49
——1
common
6%
1
Robertson
10c
Botany Industries Inc
Bowling Corp of America
5%
—
Robbins
*
15%
10c
Roadway Express class A
Corp
14%
24 Mb
__1
37 Mi
Inc
Co
Inc.
Class A
22 M4
Eastern
1
Thomas & Betts Co
28%
&
Voltage
Hudson
Texas
Corp
Thompson (HI) Fibre Glass-—*
Thrifty Drug Stores Co__
__*
3414
Hilton
153/s
37 y«
Inc
22 Mb
26%
Houston
38
35
7y2
185
3 4 Mi
Fund
435/8
—1
Hoover
14%
&
Telecomputing
Tappan Co
20%
Inc—1
20%
35 V2
Power
Techno
15 Ma
41 Ma
Inc
11%
Light Co_l
Hills
8'/a
30 Ma
Ma
14 Ms
175
Mexico—_5
40%
63%
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc
1
Boston Capital Corp———1
Radiation
21 y4
109
7%
133/4
18%
32
123/4
1
27%
Corp
99
19%
6%
461/2
III
Broadcasting Co
Hamp—__5
371/2
10%
1
Purolator Products
104
5
Inc
Corp
Billups Western Pet Co
New
1
Curtis
6%
High
of
1
58
1
25
.—1
Hathaway
61
Co
24%
109
Cons Publications
Hidden
121/4
56%
1
Serv
Punta
51%
104
Co
Hewlett-Packard
8 i/a
7%
New
80
Tampax Inc
5
Co
Instruments
Heublein
Co
of
Alegre Sugar
Purex Corp Ltd
,_10
Aluminum
Hathaway
2.50
Co
50%
Taft
203/4
1
Serv
7614
\
5
133/4
19%
6 Ma
17
30%
Corp
*
Co
America
Pub
I
12%
Ask
5%
1
33/4
Co
Electric
of
Systron-Donner
Bid
1
..2
Gas
Pub
23%
A com_10
class
Corp__
23'4
;
common
Brace
161/8
14%
Co
Mining
Hearst
Beryllium
Black
B
30%
9
10
A)
Inc
Co
19%
1
Cement
Genl
18 Mi
Stubnltx Greene
Corp
Susquehanna Corp
1
Pubco Petroleum
183
48'4
_l
Bottlers
Rubber
193/4
.—
Inc
Cosco
(M
12
10
Co
Growth
28%
Co——5
Corp
2214
173
1
Hagan
Co
Bag Co——
Bros
Beneficial
5
_•_*
18
Manufacturing
Bemis
22%
A 43
Co
(A J)
Corp
,
Inc„
18%
Producing Properties Inc—
12%
x20%
16%
55
Co—5
—:
Laboratories
Bayles
Power
Corp
ll3/4
5
Co
40 M2
,_3
!_5
Co
Tools Inc
Mfg
Baxter
Mountain
9 Ma
1
Brick
Capital Inc
:
1
Chemicals & Controls—1
1
Atomics
class A
Fire
Potash
25%
17
Industry
Natural
Portland
16%
8M4
36%
Spring Corp—
& Gas
Green
P)
Pioneer
time
Par
23 Mi
1
Lumber
Plymouth
Ma
30 Ma
15!4
33%
Corp
Products
Avon
(A
40%
21
28"
—4
Construction
Associated
38%
,19%
3%
Service
Western
Metal
.—10
pfd—20
Corp of Calif_1
13
common——_1
Arkansas Missouri
Pickering
11%
Participating preferred
Public
Permanente
7.50;
Inc—
Farms Co
14%
the
Ask
1
Inc
General
32%
Bid
Corp
Tool
Pepsi-Cola
133/4
14
13
Pendleton
37
3014
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
Glasspar Company class A
1
A—1
Co—
Anheuser-Busch
Finan
Glickman Corp
& Const Co.
34'/4
Petroleum
1
Co—
Telep (Calif) 5%
.——5
class
Amer-Saint Gobain
22'
20
5
Co_.
American-Marietta
7%
Ask
Hannifin
Pauley
1
Service
6M2
20%
—
Corp class A
Inc
1
Corp
Bid
*
Co—_1
Inc
Arizona
Gas
Co
—1
Allied
Arden
Frito
7%
1
Inc
Amer
Par
1
__—
Parker
Ask
—1
Corp
Aid
Alico
Bid
Utilities
at
of compilation
Origin of
request. The "National" list is composed of
securities
wide national distribution.
on
Par
Industrials and
(Quotations for Friday, January 27)
by the "asked'O
quotation furnished
any
45
Co—10
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46
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Par
Funds—
Aberdeen
Affiliated
Fund
American
American
1.25
Business
Inc
Investors
Research
Amer
Trust
Fund
8.28
Investment
Co
4.58
Investment
Trust
Investors
al4.99
1
Par
Funds—
7.65
"9.76
25%
Istel
26%
8.93
Corp—_1
-*
Dev
&
Mutual
Intl 'Resources
4 29
~
1
Mutual Fund Inc
American
2.44
2.22
Shares_„_l
Fund
Ask
Bid
25c
Fund
Fund
10.64
12.92
11.83
12.93
1
33.31
33.98
Fund.l
al3.48
Mutual
1.55
1.70
Physics & Science Fnd 1
5.17
5.-: 5'
B-l
(Investment
Fund "A" Inc—l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
5.48
5.96
B-2
(Medium Grade
8.57
9.32
B-3
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
3.95
4.32
B-4
(Discount
1
lc
11.74
12.76
K-l
Fund
Associated
Atomics
Axe-Houghton
& Elect'nics Corp
Axe-Science
Fund
Axe-Templeton Growth
Ltd
Canada
Blue Ridge Mutual
California
11.54
12.61
S-2
19.89
S-3
(Growth
13.88
S-4
(Low
13.16
14.42
1
Ltd
——1
Inc—
Fund
International
Fund
Ltd
Ins
Chemical
—lc
15.73
Inc..
Fund Inc
11.07
11.63
;
„17.19
12.58
11.79
9.25
10.05
9.82
10.67
17.88
Composite Bond & Stock
—1
—
19.59
21.29
1
8.41
9.14
Inc__
—1
14.79
15.99
18%
20
19.56
21.35
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Inc
Investment
Massachusetts
shares
Mass
Units
De
1
7.30
Investing Co Inc—__1
Mutual Fund Inc
1
Vegh
2.27
Name
7.99
changed
Shares
Trust
17.21
60.58
14,97
16.03
23.54
15.14
3.20
17.38
Nation
Wide
Securities
Co Inc.l
20.96
15.03
16.25
10.21
11.19
9.04
9.91
Bond
Dividend
Eaton
3.12
3.43
16.85
Preferred
50c
11.75
12.56
Stock
—_————50c
Fund
Stock
Electronics
Eurofund
Income
;—:
12.86
13.74
Corp__l
7.56
8.26
.-10
20c
Investment
Energy Fund
Equity Fund
Series
15.50
Fund
a22.43
8.08
8.37
Inc._
Inc——
Inc
-1
—
Fund
14.02
Stock
Growth
New
England
6.02
8.35
9.11
10.86
Jefferson
Nucleonics
1
Inc..
1
Federal Home Loan
6.51
Penn
2.36
Peoples Securities Corp——
Securities
11.30
12.28
2.58
2.84
Pioneer
_lc
6.27
6.89
Price
lc
2.72
3.00
Fundamental Investors
1
9.47
10.38
Futures
1
97c
Philadelphia
Pine
Group
Corp
Fund
Fund
1
18.23
19.82
7.10
(T
Automobile
shares
Electrical
—lc
Fund Inc
lc
8.99
6.32
6.70
Building shares
Capital
Chemical
Common
Food
lc
^
-
shares
lc
12.87
lc
9.85
8.24
■:
9.54
10.45
7.01
7.69
lc
Industrial Machinery shs
lc
/Institutional Bond shares—lc
Merchandising shares
lc
Mining shares :
-lc
7.26
-
shares
1
15.25
1
15.86
6.98
Fund
shares
Utilities
lc
Mutual
Hamilton
Series
Fund
Inc
1
5.39
Series H-DA
10c
;
__
5.89
American
a26.97
lc
8.62
9.42
2.59
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
Institutional
Growth
North
46%
12%/
14%
44
46%
Insurance.—3.33%
Northern Ins Co; of.. N Y%
.12 %:
,
'
■}
.
Pacific
Indemnity Co„_ -10
33
Pacific
Insurance Co of
55
59%
23%
25%
Y_ _10
N
Peerless Insurance ,Co
Philadelphia
—5 ::
Life Ins
35%
Co—;--. —5
Phoenix
58V2
_10
84%
_10
19%
_t—
-
Providence-Washington
3%
4%
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
5
47%
50'/a
._
—2
Corp (N Y)_
Insurance (Texas) —10
Natl
St
Fire
42
39%
21%
23
94
100
21%
1
Reinsurance
134
88%
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C )__
Republic
127
62%
•'
Republic
5
37%
'43'%
River
Northeastern
57%
v
68;,
55%
34%
—5
Paul
Seaboard
Life
58
68
Ins
Life
64%
64%
of
6%
Artiefj^nul.
Trust
&
Co
—
10
44%
47%
Standard
Accident
10
61%
64%
Standard
Sec
96
60%
53
37%
105
10
10
—
Life
44
56%
—.2
preferred
67/a
40%
5
Springfield Fire & Marine
$6.50
26%
37
Seaboard Surety Co.—5
Security Ins (New Haven).
10
Security
-
•,34%
Marine.-._^6.25
&
Life
23%
Insurance..2
54%
57%
%J9%
111
573/4
•
Ins
Y)._2
(N
8%
101
62%
65%
Title
Guaranty
Travelers
5
5%
United
50c
2%
3%
U S
10
47%
51%
Y__10
35 %
21%
Co
Insurance
Ins
Co
Co..
5
America
of
31
Y)___8
(N
9%
100%
2.50
34%
104 %
31%
33 %
46
483/4
__3
33%
36%
City of N Y..2
-50%
53%
2
35%
38%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co___5
Ins
N
(Va)
5
U
S
Fire
38%
U
S
Life Ins Co in
23
Westchester
Insurance
Fire
point
a'
Ask
Bid
Ask
Banks for Cooperatives—
100.2
100.4
3s
Feb.
1,
100
1961
100.2
100.8
100.9
3%s
Apr.
3,
1961
1961
100.4
100 6
3%s
Jun.
1,
1961—
100.5
100.7
100.7
100.9
2%s
Aug.
1,
1961wi_—.
100
100.2
Apr.
15,
1963
Natl
Mortgage
Mar.
10,
1961
Apr.f 10,
May 10,
Jun.
12,
1961
Sep.
11,
1961
Feb.
13,
Sep.
10,
99.16
1961
99.28
100.5
4s
3,
1961——
100.8
100.10
100.8
i—_
100.10%
3%s
Apr.
3,
1961—
100.4
100.6
100.10
100.12
4%s
Jun.
20,
1961—
100.28
100.30
4s
100.24
100.28
100.14
100.18
1962—
101.8
101.16
1962
102.22
1963
98.20
100.18
100.20
100.26
100.28
101.15
101.17
1962
100.14
1962
102.22
Mar. .11,
1963
99.24
Nov.
1963
12,
100.3
P'ederal Land Bank Bonds—
Assn—
1:
1961
...
Apr.
Sep.
20,
1961
3%s
Feb.
20,
1962
4s
May
1,
100.22
4%s
Aug.
20,
102.30
2%s
May
100.4
4%s
Apr.
20,
1964-—
102.4
102.20
u_
101.20
102
4s
Oct.
20,
1964
101.2
101.10
4s
Oct.
20,
1965—
101.6
101.14
,
1,
.
—
-
i..
102.30
QQ
Jun.
10,
1965
102.12
102.28
Dec.
12,
1966
101.4
101.16
3%s
May.
2,
1966-^—.:-
Mar.
11,
1968
98.24
4 %s
Mar.
20,
1968_——-.
101.8
102
Apr.
10,
1969
102.8
4%s
Mar.
20,
1969.-,—
101.24
102.16
•
Apr.
10,
Sep.
10,
Aug, 10,
Feb.
98
101.16
1971
5%s
1972
1970
103
103.24
4%s
July
15,
5%s
Feb.
20,
100.8
3%s
Apr. -
108
5%s
July .20,
Oct. .1,
3%s
10,
—„
100.12
99.24
1970;
99.28
4%c
a9.48
10.11
(Edson B )'Fund.—
Southwestern
May
107.8
State
Street
Investment
1972-1967.
1972
37%
39%
8.00
8.72
a—_1
10.42
11.39
Figures after decimal point represent
6.45
Maturity—
7.78
8.50
Science Fund
Funds
Fund—__1
Shares-1
—1
13.19
Line
Line
Income
11.50
14.40
Washington
10.16
l
8.10
8.76
lc
11.04
12.08
Fund.lc
11.17
12.22
6.34
6.94
Street
Investors
Inc..1
X5.26
15,
May
15,
1961
100 19
100.21
2%s
Feb.
15, ■1963—^—
100.10
100.12
l%s
Apr.
1..1963
96.16
96.2<
4s
May
15, ,1963
101.24
101.2)
1 %s
Winfield
3.69
Ind
Fund
99.26
99.20
l%s
Oct.
1961—,—.
100.13
100.15
4%s
Nov.
15,
1,
1961
100.24
100.f6
IV2S
Apr.
1,
l%s
9.07
9.91
10.10
Oct.
1,
1961
Feb.
15,
1962
4s
Feb.
15,
1962
15,
14.54
1962
3 %s
Feb.
1
14.40
_
4%s
May
15,
1964-
3%s
May
15,
5s
Aug.
15,
1,
1964
1964
1962
4%s
Nov.
15,
15,
1962
101.11
101.13
l%s
Apr.
1,
Aug.
15,
1962
101.16
101.24
4%s
May
15,
Oct.
1,
1962
1%S
Oct.
May
4s
_
97.24
98
95.2^
104.6
—
94.2"
103.24
1964
Oct..
98.3(
94.16
1964
101.10
IV2S
101.2:
103.2)
100.20
99.16
100.30
98.24
4s
104.2
1964—1—
101.8
100.17
_—
95.16
—
1963—
100.28
98.18
1,
100.2"
104.24
—
'
104.2)
93.16
93.2"
104.14
104.1)
92.14
92.2:
103.24
103.2)
91.16
91.2"
1965—
1965
1,, 1965—-
—
13.82
10c
13.56
6.60
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
15.70
12.78
1
Fund
Inc
1963
.
99.12
___
100.15
Apr.
15.79
1
:
—
98.26
11.04
1
1961
101.18
1962
1,
15,
Aug.
3%s
4.03
1
Inc
Growth
Wisconsin
1,
May
4s
l%s
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
Whitehall Fund
Apr.
3%s
1%S
.1
Inc.—
Ask
Aug.
1, 1961
Treasury Notes—
^
3 VaS
5.75
Mutual
Fund
Bid
V
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
4%s
7.18
Corp
point
a
7
Nov.
17.98
_10c
Investing
v
3%s
•
Wall
8.63
32nds of
more
100.7
15.74
16.54
Inc
or
Maturity-^-
100.5
Line Special Situations
Fund
cne
1961
12.50
X6.57
Fund
Ask
15,
8.24
—.1
Fund Inc..
95.16
Feb.
14.34
7.54
Ltd—... 1
Canada
Value
Bid
Certificates of Indebtedness—-
7.05
Inv.
Inc—
Fund
94.24
4%s
_lc
Income
1,
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
1
Continental
98.8
15,
15,
12.70
United
101.8
97.16
Feb.
Sep.
11.75
Funds
100.16
4%s
3%s
a30.69
Rate
Dated
14.82
4.55s
5-
2-60
2-
1-61
7.14
4%s
6-
1-60
3-
1-61
3.80s
Bid
Due
100.5
Ask
Rate
Dated
100.2
,100
3.35s
10-3-60
7-
3-61
100.10
100.7
3.20s
11-
8-
1-61
100.8
12-
Due
1-60
Bid
Ask
100.12
100.10
Bausch
&
Rid
Lornb
Beneficial
Opt
Finance
4%s_.1979
4%s
1981
Burlington Industries 4%s__1975
Carrier Corp 4%s____
Chance Vought 5%s
1982
1977
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s__1972
Consol Edison 5s~_
Consumers
Deere
El
Power
(John)
Paso
Ferro
Credit
Natural
Corp
1990
4%s
—1990
Iowa
Hotel
6s
Northern
96
111
5%s
230
238
Phoenix
105%
106
Potomac
118%
6s
119
1976
103 %
104%
131
135
ww_1982
ww_
&
1984
174
Lowenstein
(M)
4%s
&
100
103
101%
116%
77
4%S
5 Vis
—_L.——
——
104%
104%
97%
99%
1973
Steel
5 %s
Electric
:1969
5s
—1995
5-61
100.8
100.10
1-
3-61%.
10-
2-61
100.5
100.7
1-61
2.95s wi
2-
1-61
11-
1-61
100.1
100.3
1-60
105%
;/ —1981
99%
100%
1931
101%
1013/4
1-60
'
Treasury Bills
Yield Price
107%
Feb.
2,
Feb.
1961.
16,
Feb.
Bid
23,
99.990
May
11,
1961
99.954
9,
Feb.
Yield Price
Ask
99.988
75
105%
77
105%
99.961
May
18,
1961-
Ask
99.383
99.355
99.281
.
99.411
99.325
_
99.313
99.920
99.927
May
25,
1961
99.880
99.890
Jun.
1,
1961
Mar.
2,
99.838
99.847
Jun.
8,
1961-
99.162
99T97
9,
99.797
99.808
Jun.
15,
1961
99.116
99.154
Jun.
22,
1961
99.059
99.074
113
117
Mar.
16,
105%.
106%
Mar.
22,
120
Mar.
23,
1961—
Mar.
30,
1961—
Rand 5%s ww.:
Tennessee Valley Authority
4.40s
1982
1985
Eastern
Textron
Trans
5s
Amer
5s
99%
100 %
Apr.
6,
1981
)01%
101%
Apr.
1971
Air Lines 4%s
United Gas Corp 5s_
5%s
J
Industries
5.%s
94
195
-1985
k._
——
Westcoast Trans 5%s—
Jun.
23,
99.714
Jun.
29,
1961....
99.676
July
6,
1961-.-
13,
1961
1961
99.040
99.641
juiy
99.574
99.594
July
15,
99.563
99.579
July
20,
1961
99.520
99.538
Oct.
16,
1961--_r_'_
99.471
99.483
jan.
15,
99.426
99.452
1961—1IIII III IIIIII
Apr.
27,
1961
May
4,
_)
%
1980
103
103%
—1970
1961—
92
—
104%
1971
88
91
_1988
95
98
FOOTNOTES
•No
%
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a Net
asset
FOR
value,
99.033
98.975
98.907
r_
98.929
98.893
98.916
98.851
'
.■
1962.%
tlSSl.tvB O D
98.879
98.803
__
.
103%
99.072
99.000
99.622
15,
99.241
98.953
1961—
20,
99.207
1961
99.702
1961
Apr.
1980
_
99.722
99.662
——_—
99.769
99.711
;
Apr.
4%S;
L__.
99.756
1961—
13,
1971
Underwood Corp 5%s
US
•>,.
6-
Bid
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww
1967
Southern Bell Tel & Tel 5s_1997
United
78
Montgomery-Ward—
£
9-
3s
100.8
81
1977
ww
3.15s
100.8
100.6
104
102
115
Sons—
4%s
78
101
5s—1990
1
5s
100.8
100.6
Mar.
Texas
1980
Light 4%s__1991
Electronics
1975
Power
100.6
1-61
United States
197b
States
3-61
5-
Sperry
1975
.1977
3%s
5s
4-
1-60
9-
Ask
103%
117%
6s
Can
Petroleum
109 %
103%
Bid
Brass
Pacific
1981
Power
Loral
Mueller
National
103
101%
Cement
Gen'l Tire & Rubber
Hilton
122
101%
101
101%
3%s
Port
118
5%s_.1977
Gas
Bonds—
101V4
4%s.__1985
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
General
Ask
5-60
8-
3.10s
Recent Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds—
7-
3.30s
'
98.823
98.216
98.237
97.444
97.453
OVER-THE-COUNTER.ISSUES
?.
b Bid yield
Exchange. „;t New stock,
x
.
102.24
15.56
a36.47
Century Growth
,
107.16
102
16.12
1
————
96
106.24
1970-1967,
1971—
14.21
Corp..*
Inc..,
i970Ji_—
14.91
1
Fund
104
107.8
95.8
al4.54
Stein Roe & Farnham
Texas
103.8
106.24
1
Fupd Inc—
98.8
1969
1970
1
...
97.16
1970^--^.
1,
1
Investors Inc
Investors
2.84
1
New York Fire Ins Co..*.—
12.23
7.90
Institutional Income Fund—lc
..1
9.35
9.30
Shares Ltd—
Inst Foundation Fund
Amsterdam Casualty..—2
Hampshire Fire—
-.1052 ;
New
1961
4%s
11.19
Value
Institutional
31%
1961.
4%s
1.25
_1
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
Inc
Shares
Value
5.28
1
15,
4%s
Shareholders Trust of Boston.. 1
United
Haydock Fund Inc
Imperial Capital Fund Inc.
Fund
United
a21.08
10c
Funds Inc—
H-C7
29
64%
17,
4%s
al8.98
United
20.86
19%
4'5%
5
A
4%s
Clark—
&
Stock
Unitfd Accumulated Fund—1
12.68
Guardian
of
Growth Fund—
20.25
Corp class
15,
4%s
Townsend U S & International
9.84
lc
Industry Shares Inc.—1
—
Fund..
Stevens
Common
United
Tobacco
18
43
57%
5
134
1
5
Mar.
4%s
al3.00
9.08
Growth
___.
Canada—_25c
Twentieth
lc
128%
10
com.
3%s
9.15
shares
Nationwide
Ins.
AA
Fire.
91%
1961
3%s
7.63
2.14
Steel
15,
4%s
17.24
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc.—__1
Fund
Television-Electronics Fund
5.55
9%
Banks—
5%s
16.58
(Geo)
10.69
Railroad
Life
4%s
8.50
Equipment shares——lc
Stock shares
lc
RR
Inc
87%
Amer
4%S
14.75
Stock Fund
11.71
Accident
'
9.83
7.86
lc
.
shares
&
Line
Union
May
4%s
12.01
1
—lc
Bond
Old
136
Apr.
: 4%S
;
12.04
9.04
Inc..
Balanced
5.77
.
Petroleum
11.07
11.92
Sterling Investment Fund Inc..1
8.16
13.20
—
Railroad
*
——
Fund
Sovereign
Fully Administered shares—lc
Feb.
Federal
7.19;
21.94
50c
Inc
Inc..—
Puritan
Smith
14.09
General Bond shares.—
-
20.02
14.60
Selected
"7.35
13.03
Stock Fund_lc
(The)
shares
6.62
al4.23
-1
Scudder
Fund
Growth
V
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund.l
8.79
Shares—lc
E'quip
1
1
Growth Stock
Rowe)
Scudder
.Aviation-Electronics.—
Life
Natl
National
54%
10
64%
127
3.30s
13.89
7.72
Securities—
Natl
——J— .1—.10
4.45s
14.36
—_
Inc
Putnam
—1
Trust
National Fire
3%s
14.98
13.28
12.71
—2.50
Fund
Street
Putnam Growth
Capital
40%
60%
10
3%s
Fund Inc.:
Square Mutual Fund
lc
13.71
1
Fund
4.85
Investors
37%
(Bait)—.1.10
Obligations of Government Agencies
al4.30
1
Street
2.16
General
49%
Assurance.12.50
Life
3%s
Shares
William
4.43
General
46
Fire
4
Co—
Insurance Co of
4%s
5.95
Inc
8%
53
Bid
Inc.l
series
Mass
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32uds of
Chemistry &
Electronics
of
Standard
11.74
—
Inc—10c
stock
43%
Boiler
Corp
9.96
1
Inc——1
Preferred
41'/a
Monument
20%
9.13
__j._1
Fund
stock series
1
53%
6.58
—1
Fund
Common
65%
5
Co
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
Mutual
*
62%
19%
Jersey
Growth
Inc—
41%
67 %
50%
Steam
38%
40%
—
—
Insurance
3%
1
Bonding & Ins_5
Indemnity & Life Ins..
5
—2.50
(Jacksonville
4.07
Florida
_
38%
63
_5
American
5.98
Florida
Funds
*
5
Fla)_2%
Over-The-Counter
Fund
3%
69%
Life
67%
253
3%
8.14
...
Ltd
19.58
Mutual
3%
Insurance Co__•_
_5_
Home Owners Life Ins Co (Fla)_l
Capital Fund
of Canada
18.11
Custodian
82%
64
7.45
Series
One
Series
Ins
3.72
Oppenheimer Fund
Bond
Republic
5.47
Fund
18.37
Founders
:
Home
11.75
....1
17.20
Franklin
&
1
Series
16.90
Fund
106
78
1*4
F)
1
Series...
12.82
Industrial
208
101
J)„—1.25
10.75
i—
Stock
15.91
Financial
199
5
Co..
(S
25%
.10
(N
244
455
Co..—5
—.1
Series
25c
Growth
Fund
24%
438
Co
——-.1
Fidelity Capital Fund
—_1
Fidelity Fund Inc..—
.—5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Federated
16%
35%
10
Inc
Insurance
Insurance
—
Series —
New York
19%
18
Corp
Balanced Series
25c
Howard-
&
Balanced
Investors
—1
—
15%
33%
(Ky) 2
Life..
Casualty
Forster
Hartford
22.68
—1
Inc___ 1
Inc
Co
General
Assurance
&
1
.5
,
Insp & Insurance
61.19
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Shares
Life Insur
63
10
Inc...1
Massachusetts
New
Hanover
3.48
National Securities Series—
Fund
25 %
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
National
Dreyfus
59%
23
Shippers.—
Ins
_10
Life
%
'
12.98
Dividend
55
Gulf
al4.00
1
10.91
Stk Fund
10
(NJ)„_2
&
Great
10.74
,,—____1
interest
9.92
Growth
49%
Globe
16.37
9.79
1
11.81
Diver
45%
■
Employees Insur (D C)__4
Gov Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50
Fund
1
.—
—
Income Fund
Delaware
5
Govt
Foundation—1
Inc—_1
Fund
Delaware
9
General Reinsurance
Corp
Glens Falls
17.33
21.77
interest—1
Corp
1%
3%
8 I/4
Firemen's
Shares
beneficial
1%
2%
1
_l
(Galveston)—
Franklin Life Insurance.
to
Investing
Investment
Corp
29%
Nat
Ins
14%
45%
27%
Stock
Foundation—
Mutual
Mutual
2.31
13.85
41
(Newark N J)„2%
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
3.76
Fund—
Life
Income
Assurance—„5
Investors
18%
13%
.
67
17%
Merchants
1
Mercury (Wash D C)___1
Federal
2.43
2.56
Co_1.50
Employers Group Assoc...
Employers Reinsurance Corp
3.78
33 %c
Home
Eagle Fire Ins Co
2.49
3.45
——33 %c
beneficial
of
Mutual
3.95
Trust
int
Growth
Inc—
Massachusetts
of
De Vegh
Investors
beneficial
of
Investors
7%
Continental
lc
—lc
35%
6%
Crum
3.01
3.43
33%
Insur
Continental
3.60
Special Investment shares—lc
General
National
Ask
64
1
Maryland Casualty
9%
Connecticut
2.74
2.21
20%
8%
Beneficial Standard Life.
Boston Insurance Co..
15.11
-lc
18%
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
conv
Com wealth
6.83
—_lc
:
shares
Mutual
Fund
•
lc o'
shares—lc
—
—
Mutual
-■
Income
Petroleum
Fund
Fund: Inc
—
shares
Fund
Transport shares
1
Western
Industries
10.79
16.45
Diversified
General
1
14.77
Fund—.1
Crown
shares—
Paper shares
Stock
B
a
Electric
Metal
Investment-—1
Series
20.90
Loomis Sayles Mutual
Managed Funds—
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co
Bankers Natl Life
12.53
19.12
6.27
138
Income
Fund
11.46
Fund
Life Insurance Co of Va
Lincoln
16%
Bankers
16%
a27.46
15,200
—
Fund Inc
1
Inc—1
Inc..1
132
13.57
Commonwealth
Concord
Stk
14,500
Commonwealth
Composite
Insurance
—100
1
Inc
Commonwealth
Life
33'"-
American Re-insurance
7.34
15%
2
—
2a'u
Amer
6.62
6.70
1
—.—
Investors
Corp—100
preferred ——
Colonial Energy Shares
Fund
10.52
9.60
10.24
1
50c
7%
Colonial
11.57
10.59
6.04
Fund—1
Inc.—
Life Insurance
Trust——1
Securities
Christiana
Lexington Income Trust——.
Fund
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can——1
Boston
Fund
1
18.13
&
Shares
Stock Fund—
of
Fund
16.76
———-——--1
Life
Shares
Knickerbocker
Lazard
Inc
14%
Assur
Amer
16.08
7.84
Companies
20%
American
13.32
14.87
(Birm)
Ins Co of Tenn_3
31%
Amer Ins Co
14.59
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.l
Life
Casualty
5
American
15.12
13.37
15.49
Growth
Capital
Fund
12.20
"13.86
Stks)_l
Com
7.17
,
-1
Fund Inc—__—
Canadian
Growth
Stock)—1
Com
Knickerbocker Growth
1
Canadian
Chase
Stocks).—1
Com
Priced
1433
Fund—
Ltd
Century
(Income
100
Life &
American
17.40
12.84
Co__—10
Liberty Natl Life Ins
97%
Casualty.5
preferred—
__5
Fidelity &
American Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
23.15
18.40
General
(1954)
15.95
21.22
Fund)—
96%
Bid
Par
118
5
Insurance..
Equitable
$1.25
9.87
9.04
Ask
93%
American
10.24
1
;
Life
Bid
110
10
10
American
16.69
9.38
1
f-—1
Fund
Canada
(Growth
15.30
v.
Surety
Agricultural Insurance
23.72
(High-Grade ComStk)__l
S-l
Fund Inc—1
Inc—i—
Street
Bullock
10.40
Bonds)
(Income Fund)
Investment—._.50c
Boston Fund
Broad
9.52
'
Aetna
25,64
21.75
Bonds) _1
&
American
24.57
Bonds)—__1
Casualty
Aetna Insurance Co
Keystone Custodian Funds—
K-2
—1
—
Aetna
11.63
11.82
1
(Quotations for Friday, January 27)
Par
5.66
1
Fund—-
Monday, January 30, 1961
...
Insurance Companies
Ask
5.18
Boston—1
of
Inc...
(The)
Bid
lc
America.
of
Research
Johnston
Inc—
.
price, d Ex-rights,
k Admitted to listing on the
Ex-dividend.. ,wi When issued... y Ex-stock dividend.
.*
Volume
THE
Bank
193
Number 6025
COURSE
.
.
liminary figures compiled by
of the country,
BANK
increase
an
based
us
(535)
CLEARINGS
with
compared
Third Federal Reserve
at
above those of the corresponding week last year.
$26,553,450,632 against $25,379,407,114 for the
there is
At
1960.
1,879,662
2,517,338
1,133,000,000
5,453,601
1,227,000,000
7,499,867
7,974,009
_
Lancaster
...
Philadelphia
Reading
Scranton
this center
or
Wilkes-Barre
6,052,912
5,728,551
(a)
_
York
the week follows:
1,835,282
0.2
—24.7
4,774,635
1,730,085
4,333,550
7.7
1,120,000,000
1,001,000,000
4.8
4,871,058
3,790,671
5.9
8,230,165
6,863,963
4,004,840
—
—
—
4,093,157
—11.2
7,259,276
4,427,801
5,897,219
1.8
23,308,889
15,461,540
+ 19.4
15,011,479
15,403,271
1,191,667,221
1,063,249,981
8,723,708
27,298,310
26,819,579
+
14,771,782
12,366,069
7.6
Jersey—Trenton
Total
(10 cities)
~
1,205,858,985 —
1,304,566,469
1,705,233
2,636,648
2,262,833
2,108,764
7,743,062
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
1958
$
8.6
+
—
Delaware—Wilmington
Our comparative summary for
J959
4.1
—
New
gain for the week ending Friday of 8.2%.
a
in
week
same
1,883,406
Chester
Our preliminary totals stand
1,411,484
1,353,914
*2,300,000
4,555,043
Bethlehem
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Jan. 28, clearings for all
Inc.
Dec. 'M
$
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania—Altoona
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
1960
$
Pre¬
ago.
year
a
1961
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will be
4.6%
47
Week Ended Jan. 21
OF
Clearings this week will show
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
—
"
Week
Ending Jan. 28
1961
York
New
Chicago
Philadelphia
1,262.563,941
—
2.9
Francisco
—11.6
—
2.8
Mansfield
480,500,974
+
4.2
398,800,000
—
0.3
+
3.2
349,927,476
746,913,829
Columbus
759,927,431
79,640,500
Total
780,259,513
414.918,900
473,764,194
601,996,961
614,345,386
—
2.0
347,690,927
353,199,274
—
1.6
Baltimore
...—
cities,
five
days
Other
(7
Cities)
cities,
five
days
Total
All
all
1,547,194,488
west
Virginia—Huntington
5,548,277
.+•
4.4
4,977,042,840
+
5.6
5,255,599,355
South
cities
all
$25,522,330,761
$24,383,998,545
+
995,408,569
+
for
week
10,636,076
$25,379,407,114
Total
149,440,569
828,649,101
cities)
395,022,325
137,620,359
173,090,210
issue of next week.
Saturday
the
and
covered
We cannot furnish
Saturday
figures
them
today, inasmuch
491,200,000
21.
at
that
For
center
showing
York
New
Boston
an
increase
of
in which they
District
Reserve
District
Reserve
the
the
of
1.0%
totals
record
register
smaller by
are
in
and
the
Minneapolis
an
Total
16,832,808
a
District
2nd New
York
(10
1960 '
_10*
$-
$
'
-
''
1,046,090,802
16,940,129,291
14,407,610,119
1,205,858,985
1,304,566,469
"
'
4th Clevelandr
.■
I
,
7th Chicago
Louis
"
j +17.6
13,832,632,578
11th Dallas
1,191,667,221
Franclsco
—10.0
l,4b6,166,463
add
now
797,757,619
+
1.4
1,641,822,165
ended
889,349,707
+
1.0
768,020,643
•696,258,887
702,502,115
"
1,591,809,669
1,568,828,878
29,985,653,125
27,584,163,966
3.9
723,574,836
:V*
1960
;_
_
River,
Lowell
____.
'■ .6,485,999
855,677.867
3,969,107
2,241,045'
:____——
New ...Bedford—--
•
760,297,168
0.9
631,779,020
+
2.2
*.
15,966,060
Z
.
-
.
+
1.5
1,445,698,414
2,796,864
2,435,908
+
5.2
18,201,336
19,360,221
11,524,619
+ 57.3
10,544,131
16,011,993
—31.2
103,378,000
+
25,692,288,249
13,001,136
12,315,544,423
5,455,625
178,867,582
9,005,355
,
Inc. cr
,
,
+
15.3
5,518,468
+ 23.8
—
—
V
3,727,229...
2.4
7,734,051
6,432,090
50,530,736
46,556,552
21,103,314
15,544,579
!
cities)
4,059,502
—11.4
3,541,052
+ 13.1
15,184,628
+
—
3.2
•
18,210,705
—17.5
15,343,161
15,345,218
12,433,936
+ 23.4
11,377,716
9,099,720
8,799,512
8,218,038
7.1
6,520,287
6,942,723
1,903,384,610'
«
1;876,518,734
+"1.4
"1,641,822,165
1,476,870,673
Louis
*
3,287,171
3,336,780
1.5
2,422,272
2,656, llfj
898,053,609
889,349,707
1.0
738,020,643
' 760,279,629
Total
cities)
(4
13,213,612
8,532,396
9,014,34-4
+
1.1
490,516,128
421,846,121
187,574,243
+
7.0
181,680,984
162,052,720
11,877,778
12,645,716
6.1
il,714,569
4,798,097
Dakota—Fargo.
+ 11.8
537,118,681
200,793,889
4,072,194
+ 17.8
4,970,172
4,412,141
.'7,525,612
7.200,376
+
4.5
7,334,710
18,825,877
6,360-,061
14,875,808
723,574,836
628,389,543
f
*
Dakota—Aberdeen
■*
."
i
9,355,206
3,673,313
3,274,758
+ 12.2
3.3
.
35,510,900
2.8
1,046,090,802
—11.3
151,810,028
171,180,006
—11.3
3,841,559
—15.0
2,161,766
53.247,574
51,854,706
31,416,643
33,187,394
Svracuse_
Connecticut—Stamford
New
(a)
-
Jersey—Newark
Total
New
(9
Jertey
...
citieM
•i'.
-
-
79,628,830
85,306,886
101,217,671
^16,940,129,291
965,812
654,624
+ 10.1
10,194,651
10,282,632
184,775,482
+ 14.1
190,094,945
151,923,649
11,099,263
+ 17.5
65,354,052
Joseph.
;
47,465,385
533,658,419
15,234,740
.
(9
14,407,610,119
'
15,909,849
7,384,363
693,809,689
cities)
7,939,812
812,516,201
1,150,899
8,978,881
—
—
9,037,510
44,256,324
30,443,744
6.6
431,600,142
386,584,059
4.2
i6,216,671
14,910,529
7.0
6,838,843
7,209,395
760,'297,168
*611,813,030
+ 37.7
+
766,889
+10.0
>.
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas14,450,922
14,780,128
603,909,360
612,052,422
49,682,749
46,862,401
Worth
Fort
(6
2,666,200
13,376,743,826
12,334,738,624
1.2
47,009,540
40,943.446
5.3
31,147,411
28,191,533
(a)
Lake
San
7,610,000
6,728,000
—12.3
7,775,476
—21.2
7,819,454
7,432,235
14,303,688
+ 13.2
14,116,667
13,956,882
702,502,115
0.9
631,779,020
575,392,02?
6.5
241,328,823
183,868,501
'
6,687,000
—
239,311,514
6,231,330
+
7.3
6,560,302
5,152,311
245,561,772
128,054,927
28,239,948
233,155,461
121,439,651
33,641,629
+
5.3
224,489,108
190,904,631
+
5.5
108,348,413
103,415,672
16,888,965
864,550,374
47,296,324
12,275,625
18,544,078
20,091,754
839,547,262
45,500,454
12,188,958
17,720,865
1,591,809,669
1,568,828,878
—.
City
Pasadena
-
38,897,405
223,712,347
California—Long Beach
San
10,606,511
496,888,993
45,547,560
6,685,309
Utah—Salt
-
,
District—San Francisco—
Oregon—Portland
.v
13,834,070
513,774,269
1.3
6.0
696,258,887
cities)
Twelfth Federal Reserve
"
2.2
+
6,123,412
5,899,000
-
Louisiana—Shreveport
2,805,764"*.
2,264,858
—
—
16,193,444
Falls
Wichita
—
-
-
"Francisco
Jose
—16.1
34,829,468
29,270,553
—15.9
21,723,939
18,072,547
+
3.0
746,276,682
673,026,999
+
3.9
37,507,650
25,269,954
+
0.7
10,558,470
9,406,347
+
4.7
14,075,559
11,679,961
26,832,622
—
—
6.7
78,836,438
8.2
95,646,782
.
■'Santa
Barbara
Stockton
Total
+
Grand
77,921,426
(10
cities)
total
(107
29,985,653,125
cities)
J
+17.6
13,832,632,578
12,779,290,178
.
....
New York
(a) Clearings
27,584,163,966
+
1.5
1,445,638,414
1,250,067,481
+
8.7
25,692.288,249
23,593,913,942
1.1
12,315,544,423
11,259,175,318
%
'
—
-
88,238,561
Outside
,•
+ 23.2
568,889,501
L
Dallas
*
+ 18.4
+
(a)
109,510,815
•-
+ 26.9
13,041,016
City
,
Northern
City—
734,042
Texas—Austin
.
13,910,380,568
\
1,015,578
Colorado—Colorado Springs.
148,178,311
"
33.6
3.9
9,918,371
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas
28,773,291
•
+
+
210,796,810
—
Total
+ 61.1
10,915,871
.
Kansas—Topeka
896,617,040
143,574,383
3,266.038
52.467,929
9,828,350
904,601
___,
2,485,176
954,254,375
46,993,286
772,422,760
1,288,735
Yakima
16,465,458,542
—
34,592,000
.
3,044,200
41,695,189
-
8,367,006
15,444,544
-
802,240,157
Hastings
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
York
-
24,883,114
(7 Cities).
Lincoln
11,820,533
|+
Rochester
+
543,006,461
+
___
Paul
Washington—Seattle
New
227,339,924
139,683,589
District—Minneapolis-
Galveston
3,648,043
390,600,000
-
.Ninth Federal Reserve
13,385,991
—10.9
4,875,274
13,945,279
151,482,533
1,214,176
47,047,100
Jamestown
+
6,665,077
406,400,000
Nebraska—Fremont
3,236,043
-
.
41,931,000
—
V
.
3,026,719
•
Island—Providence
i
1,505,599
1,086,596,720
15,020,363
756,072,559
3,735,983
Haven___^_,
Buffalo
5,778,165
207,715,838
38,961,509
Elmira
1,229,405,185
1.1
*■.; Total
22,049,867
York—Albany
1,438,880
0.1
+ 26.6
7,652,096
6.1
Total
New
+.57.1
—
9,690,278
1.1
■'y'. 7,354,157
735,577,226
6.9
'
44,319,477
1,016,882,420
6.7
140,005,602
+ 20.3
Helena
2,418,250
24,626,259
cltic*)
146,627,245
+
9,535,392
3,752,244*
3,667,857
3.8
+ 12.5
/
Montana—Billings
$
$
—12.3
(12
9,629,877
+
55,315,851
•
North
1958
'".1959
,
Dec. '/c
62,140,119
Total
+ 19.9
—10.9
87,198,000
20,266,376
•
„
(17
11,413,077
!
87,174,000
66,533,153
'
1,272,963
Total
\
*22,799,677
,
City
Omaha
24,572,054
Hampshire—Manchester
8,440,381
9,881,884
13,549,360
1.6
11,259,175,318
1,755,341
16,487,556
10,844,253
4,863,143
185,604,310
V
—
464,200,000
23,593,913,942
1.1
-
54,469,189
---
'
184,492,710
1,250,067,481
8.7
25,383,464
Connecticut—Hartford
3,621,130
22,558,894
11,010,586
South
575,392,027
16,456,400
I
".3,595,021
14,372,651
18,130,290
1,392,646,292
St.
.611,813,030
2.2
2,192,884
18,615,056
Springfield
Worcester
3,727,456
3,694,241
Massa clnisetts—Boston___
15,375,002
5,517,086
23,726.079
2,000,131
St.
4,296,514
834,986,462
Portland
0.8
I
237,320,217
•
8,031,055
.
16,963 677
,5,063,619
459,100,000
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
i
236,873,785
+
6.363,920
1,348,157,134
^Minneapolis
statement showing the figures for each city for the
$
Maine—;Bangor
247,566,922
—
1,478,617,747
*3,700,000
Minnesota—Duluth
628,389,543
+ 10.0
+
—
13,673,783,398
1961
411,300,000
195,726,092
760,279,629
v„
130,697,484
434,400,000
239,940,346
Week Ended Jan. 21
;
31,798,731
161,269,620
2.4
3.1
1,392,443,379
'
January 21 for four years:,,
Clearings at—
35,526,426
0.4
+
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
1,476,870,673
"
detailed
4.6
+
730,031,756
1,876,518,734
13,520,194,583
our
—
0.4
Tenth Federal Reserve Oistrict—Kansas
'We
730,031,755
.
Kentucky—Louisville
1,348,157,134
812,516,201
Outside'New York City
797,757,619
1,473,755,470
0.2
1,478,617,747
772,422,760
107 cities
Total _—__L—_
0.2
289,079,778
7
7'
.
1,063,249,981
0.4
893,809,689
.10
______
130,728,674
+
Springfield
12,779,290,178
7.6
—
"
'
357,148,124
135,100,127
District—Chicago-
Rockford
896,617,040
+
"
_
8,077,302
387,831,772
7.9
7,933,679
Decatur
.;
1,655,114,093
"
9
-
City_
8,778,486
0.3
1,655,114,093
Bend
Missouri—St.
!'
$
.
954,254,375
2.8;
—
;
$
—
802,240,157
7
6
9th Minneapolis
3.8
+
333,767,121
Chicago
'
10th Kansas
+
—
681,673
Illinois—Bloomington
1958
1959
,
%
830,341,515
"
4
,
—
207,443,507
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Inc. or
Dec.
1,718,302,573
■
22,172,308
239,721,579
222,772,322
Haute
Sioux
7
898,053,609
*
.4,464,841
21,522,000
3.8
654,221
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
District of 1.5%.
1,661,382,219
.17
V
4,803,655
6.8
+
101,712,000
Terve
In the Dallas
3.9%.
of
1,903,384,610
.10
+ 10.7
—
235,760,836
Wayne
South
-
-
-
6th. Atlanta
New
1,473,755,470
9.3
Arbor_;
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
The
828,649,101
6
Rhode
1,466,166,463
2.7
Indianapolis
In the Cleveland
1,547,194,488
"
7
8th Richmond
New
—10.0
1,661,382,219
cities)
Indiana—Fort
by Federal Reserve Districts:
1,016,882,420
t
9
-
______
_
3rd Philadelphia———-
'
498,126,074
772, 949
Rapids
Lansing
but in the Kansas City Reserve.
decrease of 0.9%
:'
;;
.12 cities
L
'1st Boston
-
445i037,531
312,377, ,485
Grand
gain of 1.4%* in the St. Louis Reserve
Reserve
1961
Fall
—15.6
58,171,400
844,925
Seventh Federal Reserve
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
^
11,998,855
303,965,217
Orleans.
Michigan—Ann
10.0% and in the Richmond Reserve Dis¬
a
;
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
expansion of 17.6% but in the
an
increase of 10.0% and in San Francisco Reserve
Week Ended Jan. 21—
week
12,753,324
12,871,835
0.5
264,884, 606
Mobile__
loss of 1.1%, the bank clearings
a
falling off of 7.6%.
a
In the following we furnish a summary
v
13,200,861
—10.2
273,164,790
Peoria
Reserve District the totals show
District there is
v
59,965,400
5.7
—17.8
352,115, "699!
Alabama'—Birmingham
located and from this we note that in
are
totals
Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
District
12th San
2.5
+
8,793 470
6,625,877
350,384,238
previous week—the week ended
0.2% but in the Atlanta Reserve District the totals are larger by 0.4%.
trict by
8th St
+
—17.2
8,058, 288
7,899,457
Macon
has to be estimated.
cases
479,500, 000
Florida—Jacksonville
press.
We group the cities according to the
increase of 18.4%.
an
Reserve District the totals
/
591,363,065
8.7%, the aggregate clearings for
Outside of this city there was
Federal, Reserve Districts
the
was
to
country having amounted to $29,985,653,125 against $27,584,163,966 in the
week in 1960.
this
there
week
going
_
Augusta
the week ends
as
of
Georgia—Atlanta
however, which we present further below,
able to give final and complete results of the
the whole
same
detailed statement,
time
at
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
the elaborate
will appear in
the foregoing
available
not
are
by
39,191, 844
172,456, 075
37,374,697
Nashville
Jan.
290,797,667
613,704,017
830,341,515
Tennessee—Knoxville
Complete and exact details for the week
are
10,544,184
310,171,560
Sixth Federal Reserve
District—Atlanta-
4.6
+
(6
10,251,332
396,303,707
____
Washington
3.6
$26,553,450,632
23,329,638
247,285,240
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore.
4.7
1.031,119,871
day__
one
5,012,411
21,742,000
256*,798*,682
Richmond
$20,266,731,406 $19,406,955,705
._
cities, five days_
cities,
Total
we
1,718,302,573
11,215,259
2.6
—
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond-
District of Columbia-
In
498,409,642
420,479,048'
Virginia—Norfolk
Ten
our
16,021,324
5.4
—11.1
—
—12.4
Cleveland
14.965,269
13,258,778
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
77,692,900
15,822,462
Youngstown
805,383,000
14,372,133
340,670,399
663,722,884
1,110,000,000
Pittsburgh
»
/.
Cleveland
500.731,451
,
13,600,417
Cincinnati
397,600,000
.__
Distrjct—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
8.2
981,000,000
City
Louis
San
.+
738,284,935
Boston
Kansas
St.
$13,173,594,992
1,226,368,665
_____
"Fourth Federal Reserve
%
1960
$14,252,756,567
__
City
13,520,194,583
operations discontinued.
* Estimated.
13,673,783,398
48
I
■I
Detroit Stock
Sales
Week's
Friday
Exchange
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
week ending.Friday, Jan. 20.
It
not received in time for publication last
was
Haitian
week.
'II
Week's
Friday
[
Sales
Range
of Prices
I
Low
Par
A C F
Allen
f
Wrigley
Electric
American
Brown-McLaren
Budd
—5
Foundation
Corporation
Chrysler
Consumers
Paper.
Power
Continental
—
95c
17 %
31%
40
645
154
720
2,281
* 3,050
10%
830
747
8%
8%
—
•
63%
^
63%
—
1
Motors
190
15%
39%
10%
40
*
common
3,660
16
30%
-
--
25
10
Corporation.
Consolidated
4
95c
31%
5,326
16
16
—
5
.
33%
,,
cumulative
Mines
Iso
Kontiki
146
preferred
conv
Lead
Zinc
Copper
Lithium
Corp
Mining
Detroit
'£f
1
't
hi"
Baler
Fenestra
Ford
•
1,600
8
49%
49
7,132
16
16
442
—
32%
32%
250
1
—
4%
5
—
28%
29
675
10
Bearings
Inc
Motor
—
18
17
18
310
5
Company
4%
213
Massval
Mines
Ltd—
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Trailer
68%
70%
3,679
21%
—
1
—
22%
1,186
4%
1,100
'
Gar
Wood
General
I
|!
Motors
Goebel
Hall
1
Corp
Brewing
43
1
...
42%
2
725
8%
380
S)
Kresge
Kysor
Company
17%
Heater
29%
2,375
10
1
Lansing Stamping
1
LaSalle
ii-
2
Wines...
10
Leonard
%
Masco
Refineries
Screw
Michigan
Motor
3
Products
Sugar
1%
__
Mount
Royal
Dairies
Royal
Rice Mills
1
Calumet
New
Native
Wheel
New
New
Jack
New
West
Parke
& Company
Rustproof
Rockwell
Rudy
Metal
*
Scotten
2%
200
13%
100
37%
24%
11%
1,293
5
United
Shirt
Obalski
22%
10
Atlantic
Partridge
Dist
1
Metals
Stock
■I;,
Porcupine
Prime
Corp 6%
Prairie
not
was
Provo
Cobalt
Quebec
&
Lithium
Quebec
Telephone
3%
485
Exchange
5%%-
vM
Anacon
Lead
Anglo-Can
I
Gold
&
4c
4c
48c
45c
48c
10,675
1
35c
34c
36c
33,3:2
7%
7%
Exploration.,
Telephone
Baker
Talc
Co
Oil
—
Ltd...
Gas
&
Mines
Mines
1
Ltd
13,833
46%
175
a2c
a2c
200
Oil
Eonnyville
Eornite
&
Oil
Gas
&
1
100
Copper
Class
Burnt
L
Butterfly
Hosiery
7%c
Co
9c
2.60
2.60
*
5c
15c
5
__
9c
9c
3c
3c
12c 13%c
Sullivan
Lake
Mines
Mines
Teck-Hughes
Gold
Tib
Exploration
Titan
2.85
3.00
500
2%c
2%c
8
36%
36%
37%
1,705
17%
17%
550
a20%
a21
250
11c
45c
Ltd
1
*
1,000
Canadian
Commerce
600
15
1.24
9%c 10%c
1.57
7c
6,500
V. 8c
Ltd—
3,000
1.85
1.85
1,000
8c
8c
4,500
11c 14 %c
1
1
Ltd
4,500
8c
Food
Canadian
General
3
Power
Nickel
11c
&
&
a6%
200
48c
7,500
35
15%
9c
2.00
9,425
25
16
650
Rand
*
Ltd
A
&
Fr.ei.e
Mines
20c
Mines
Corp
•
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
__
__
a28
1,700
Giant
•
Works
Ltd
Ltd
Rio
Oils
Paper
Gas
Ltd
Co
2.00
3c
1,000
42
800
,
Fanny
Farmer
Motor
Candy
of
Co.
Yellowknife
(1945)
Ltd—
58c
Harding
Carpets
Hollinger
Jockey
Ltd.
Club
l.OSq
95c
727
31
10
90c
3,700
58c
1,200
44
58
65c
24%
100
51
5.10
5,200
Dominion
a40
1;200
'Dominion
78%
78%
500
Dominion
Dominion
"
__
•
-
6,830
5.50
5.50
5 65
1,100
42%
43%
6,597
16%
16%
3,500
11
11
300
17%
17%
.y__l
—1
Inc
111
17%
1%
Ltd
__
Ltd.
"B"—j_*
Class
Class
New
Preston
2,525
1,675
2c
2c
1,000
1.26
300
32c
32c
33c
700
1
2c
2c
3c
29,700
a3.00
__
4c
a3.00'
4c
2
2,000
&
40
*
Mylamaque
Paper
Co
5
—*
1
Explorations
Ltd
Ltd
:—
Industries
Sherritt-Gordon
.1
Class
5%
2.70
—
,
—
35%
2.70
__
48%
Finance
375
25
23%
25
2,215
22%
22 Va
22%
6,793
8%
Ltd—.
Corp. class
Red
pfd
Oil
A
—
18c
1,000
Trans
Mountain
3c
3%c
1,200
Union
Gas
*
40c
40c
44c
1,500
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd_l
5c
4c
5c
2,000
5%%
Windsor
"A"
Ltd
pfd
Hotel
Ltd
—I.
16
:
965
333
25
:
13 Va
2,100
60
610
2
20%
20%
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3,610
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350
32%
32%
700
800
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48%
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;
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40
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3,300
8.25
1,750
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51
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39 %
39%
40
38 %
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2,035
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3,575
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2,575
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3,705
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3.50
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1
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18
22
16,860
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38
37 Va
38 %
2,130
100
100
100
10
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107
107
100
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70c
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22%
3.50
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&
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French
9,860
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1
45
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Fleetwood
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2,280
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16 %
16
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3:95
52%
21
16 Va
16
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8.05
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16%
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7.75
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200
10,780
12
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17%
55
9
21%
60
common
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20%.
60
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*
9
21%
13 Vs
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50
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of
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&
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300
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225
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300
1
110
3.00
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common
200
—
13%
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Great
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7%
43%
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class
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—
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preferred
1,060
4.00
200
14%
15
600
8.90
8.80
8.95
1,000
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8.50
3.25
3.30
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40
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38
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3,795
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400
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70
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class
2,745
11%
14%
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Imperial Bank
$1.25 preferred
395
44 Va
*
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7%
42%
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240
11%
44
1
common..
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-100
43%
42%
4.00
common.—
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42%
42%
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&
1,000
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2,428
16
13%
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7
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8 %
30
*
—
9%
—
8%
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of
200
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&
5.60
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9%
—
480
4.95
*
5.60
*
1,130
1,340
—
—
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38
7%
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preferred
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Erewery
Eddy
11
37
7Va
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—
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class
6%
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Bros
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10%
50
13%
6%
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32%
13
4.95
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200
1,091
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13%
—
13%
15%
76
a
4.95
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7 % (/o
200
14%
38
Mortgage—
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Du
2,620
38 %
Rock
Traders
12
23 %
15
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21
5.60
Ltd
Silver-Miller Mines
Steep
12
22 %
600
9
25
preferred
Dow
500
140
5 %
10%
—
1.25
Ltd
Quebec Metallurgical Industries Ltd
Russell
—
23
8.05
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50
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60
130
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8
9%
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Donohue
660
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&
Steel
25
220
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com.—*
preferred-
Red
4.50
11 Va
9%
*
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Co
A
*
Pipe Lines
Mines
129
4.50
10%
10%
*
Foundation
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—
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2.50
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Mining Corp Ltd
Pembina
1,400
3 320
21250
Bridge
Dominion
Paper Co.—
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Minnesota
Murray
&
"A"
100
1.66
*
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class
1,000
40%
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Ltd.
2,075
1.65
7
2.30
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6
2.30
common
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75
660
1
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200
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Power
—
5
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65c
38%
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16%
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1
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2,640
33
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100
24%
*
Zellerbach
Distillers
13%
24
20
——
Crown
466
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440
32%
—-50
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class
26%
1
*
17%
49%
650
2,200
18 Va
13%
——*
pfd
—:
Crown
4.60
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65o
1.26
—
40%
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Oil'Ventures Ltd
Golden Age Mines Ltd.
17%
49 Va
11
2.90
18
24'
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a40
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16%
23%
*
1,040
2.60
18
*
B
5.10
Loblaw
Moore
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10%
—
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class
—
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6V-c
26%
16%
1
1
10,825
16%
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4c
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11
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6,850
7.00
42%
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al.25
common.*
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Cellulose
51
—1
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.t—...44
5.Q..
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd.
Futurity Oils Ltd
12%
5.75
*
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Mines
5,000
3,100
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd
12
—
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Mines
Gold
2,000
85c
1
Ltd
100
common—*
Shops
43,495'
95c
13,463
preferred
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*
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Can.
12c
2,000
1
1,000
pfd—.100
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2.10
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5,045
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7%
*
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Company
4 %C
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1.10
1
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Company
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber of Can.
83c
*
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Consumers
15c
7%
17%
Ltd
2,070
1.02
Fano Mining & Exploration Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Gaspe
Petroleums
6,000
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62%
43%
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Cockshutt
*
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85c
•
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Ford
1.09
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
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349
4,348
20c
61
44
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Ltd—*
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*
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Leaseholds
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5,050
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6
1
_
Petrofina
30
*
class.„A
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500
*
Inter.
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3c
13 %c 13 %c
1
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10%
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14
1
1
ft
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10c
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4%c
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2.02
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54c
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Dominion
Sullivan
6
Ltd
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Dominion
Dominion
&
Packers
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95c
62%
*
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Pacific
6.80
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Marconi
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1
Devonian
1%C
1
*
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6,500
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Canadian
3c
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David
Dome
Canada
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800
90c
1
class
920
3c
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400
90c
21%
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21 %
——_
35%
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21
350
1,225
.
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67
45
common —•
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2%c
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66 Va
12%
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1,170
45
10
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26 Vs
2;260
78
12%
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26
88
20
44%
*
class
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50
692
78
1
33%
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12%
*
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45
10,475
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44%
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7%
13%
•
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25%
*
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500
250
19%
i.*
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3
26
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Hydrocarbons
Canadian
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&
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200
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li
860
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102% 102%
12.50
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Oil
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Central-Del
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Dalfen's
Burns
Campbell
100
Ltd
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150
*
Standard
Petroleum
Uranium
600
Corp
Vauze
Baska
Beatty
6 Vb
.
Ltd
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Gas
13%
Inv
Preferred
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UNLISTED
Alberta
75c
__
6
—?
Columbia
7%
,
34%
6
B——
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60
2.00
■
33%
6
Coghlin (B J)
25
a4c
34
*
—
1
Canadian
—.
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20,100
3
865
8%
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3,000
10,917
15%
75c
21
1.35
__
340
13%
8 Va
19%
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1
9%
13%
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B
16,400
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9%
13%
I
160
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470
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7,300
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—
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Canadian
2,400
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7,958
47%
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Co
Converters
8c
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Ltd——
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30%
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Mines
New
Westville
Chemical
8c
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5%
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Westburne Oil
Westeel
30 Va
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Minerals
Div
Products
•
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Consolidated
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*
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Corp
Gas
Lake
Cleveland
Fontana
25c
120
Wendell
38%
47
common
.1
—
36%
47%
common—.10
preferred.
7%c
—
6,476
27%
Warrants
Canadian
2,070
4.00
1.15
1.35
*
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Explorations Limited
Copper
Chipman
Fatima
100
Mining
3%c
21
*
.1
Canadian
175
3.95
0
;
13%
Canadian
32
3%c
__
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Virginia
31 %
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com
Ltd
Paper
Mines
Manitoba
Chemalloy
East
1,500
10
15%
Inv Trust Ltd.*
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Food
Copper
300
10
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Principal Properties
Ltd
Investments
Refineries
Asbestos
Oil
Co
Products
Kodiak
Cartier Quebec
1
Dock
&
International
Crusade
700
Fund——
series
$1.75
200
6c
13%
——
—
Celanese
1.50
13%
*
class
Canner
7%c
175
common
Canadian
1
Explorations
Bronze
Canadian
__
52
v——*
Canadian
25
7%c
52
24%
warrants
B
150
5,000
*
20
52
class A. ~
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790
3,000
1
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8c
1
44 '/a
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118
Ltd
150
44 Va
—.1
—
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8c
.
78%
common
Aviation
Canadian
5,450
*
11,517
78%
common
118
Asbestos
United
Steamship
1
Mines
Corp
Malting
1,888
1.05
11,574
33
.20
preferred..-—
65c
1.18
3.95
*
Ltd
Co
Foundries
Canada
41c
1.05
3.80
31%
-10
common
Canada
7%
14%
105
A
preferred—
65c
1.20
65
1,650
7%
,„_100
Iron
41c
14%
51
51
preferred
4%%
7%
'7%
2
1,270
7%
-25
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class
pfd.100
Corp Ltd.
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Can.
!
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Chiboug
1,800
45c
2.00
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$1.30
5%
48
48%
common
Cement
Canada
9,250
15,547
7%
Corp
_—_——
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Power
Canada
1,000
5.45
626
49
■
48%
Products.,
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400
5.35
Chemical
Dry Dock
Calgary
500
2.15
llc~
2J10
Burrard
100
a2c
a2c
_j_
535
34%
47%
Building Products ——__—___*
5,500
Ltd.
Petroleum
Forest
Company
Mills
Lruck
47%
-.50
——_
Columbia
Brown
6,533
8
Ltd
Mines
preferred
Erockville
960
2,375
4,580
45
37%
preferred
5% %
2,200
57 Va
41%
.100
preferred—
Power
2.'24
55
39%
3.80
Telephone.—
2.20
1
Ltd.
R
Columbia
2.15
2,616
.
57 Vs
40%
48%
——:
preferred
British
100
Electric Co—
4 % %
5%
165
5,711
32%
Columbia
cumulative
4%
%
61%
49
Light & Power-
Oil
Columbia
1
Consolidated
Tache
Traction
American
British
21
..50
Brazilian
V
19%
21%
-50
preferred...
Eritish
40c
cum
68%
_£1
——
5%%
British
8
Ltd
68
19%
-50
Mersey
100
*
6%
63%
3,000
60%
_50
Paper..—
175
2%c
Ltd
61%
-50
——...
7%
2.16
*
1,165
36
34
X70
I
5.40
23
.10
preferred
British
22
2.20
1
22%
25
7%
.
Metals
120
23
—
2.70
*
•
m
6,741
•
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49
26%
44
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com.——2
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Mines
United
a4c
1
...
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Central
Ltd
5 % %
69,000
—
20
-
49
Paper class A
Lowaters
500
—
34%
.25
——
B
Bowater
2,000
—
13%c
25
25 Va
National-—, .10
Telephone.'
Lowater 5%
preferred—
10,500
a7%
14c
.1
Mines
583
al4% al5%
48c
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3,800
a7%
—
2
Gold
Scotia——
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100
3%c
*
:
class
Dufault
Nova
Bathurst Power &
550
.5
Ltd..
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14,080
16cl8%c
*
of
2,000
5.60
1
Ltee
Corp
Collieries & Resources Ltd—
Canadian
Catelli
A
Corp Ltd
Preferred
Castle
cl
Lank
2,750
9c
5,60
—
65
a51
36
.25
...
...
50
—1
Ltd.
24,940
.
•
Mines
Edmonton
Canadian
Cassiar
1
Ltd
of
5,000
1
Ltd.
(1957)
Mines
preferred--
Montreal
Bank
35c
Ltd.
Limited
Trans-Canada
8c
J 25c
1
Packers
Tungsten
Calgary &
a6%
25c
Bailey Selburn 5 %
5%% preferred
25%
1
r!
_____________
31c
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Inc
Gas
Steel
25%
*
1
Trebor
3c
21c
17%c
Atlas
1,500
7c
123
a51
(>
5%c
1
Ltd
Columbian
17,925
10%
7c
10%
10
1
Ltd——^
1.95
3c
7%c
10.%
*
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Hill
I.95
1
Corp
6.20
12%c 12%c
1
Corp
Mines
Columbia
12%c
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Refining
3,000
5V2C
—
3,460
43
26%
s
—
—
47
a52
42%
150
....
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7%c
46
a51 %
'..'i
-10
—_.
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Provinciale
—
535
47
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rvl
15,750
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preferred
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——._*
Corp
Oils
Vanguard
5.80
1
Mining Corp Ltd.
Bonnets Raceway Inc..
Lluewater
6.20
1
Bollechasse
Canorama
si*
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Belding-Corticelli 7?e> cum pfd
Belgium Stores Ltd common
Canalask
I
cl
Eateman
Canadian
k1«*
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f.
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If
6%c
46
35c
3,600
34%
22 Va
35
a52
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1,500
5%c
225
1
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2,000
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:
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46%c46%c
7%
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500
44%
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i-
5,000
2%c
6%
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;i:
6%c
40%
Bailey Selburn
to'.
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6c
2%c
43
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ft
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13c
15c
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5
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for Week
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20c
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40c
10c
3%c
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Standard
Ltd—.*
Avalon
1,1-
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$2.50
Banque
—1
Enterprises Ltd
Maurice
South
of Prices
Low
1
;
Ltd.
&
36c
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110
200
Co
Ltd
Mines
Mining
Foo's
Sobey's
Development Co Ltd
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd
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Pulp
Ltd
Ltd
Anglo-Nfld
jl,r
Nl
Mines
2,323
35 Va
33%
.50
,
19,500
—2
—1
preferred
Crest
Siscoe
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Explorations
6%
27
Co
preferred
99,000
—
Lawrence
St.
Week's
Last
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6%
27
$2.90'
3c
1
Warrants
Siscalta
Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
STOCKS
Alscope
200
4c
—
Development
Southern Canada Pwr
'k
a53c
19c
Ltd—1
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Corporation
2,050
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Friday
i*
a53c
4c
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Gas
Soca
:l!
Invest
Ltd—1
Oil
969
14,580
300
'
15c
.*
Mills
Steel
Smelting &
received in time for publication last week.
Prices
350
.50
2%c
nonpartic 2nd pfd—50
Quebec
7%
45
19%
22 Va
34%
25
pfd
preferred- .50
4%'& pfd.. -.50
Pulp
Tel
4c
1
Gas.
Quebec
Shop
It
12%
—
Ltd—1
Ltd
Mines
Quebec
This is the range for the week ending
Friday, Jan. 20.
n
Canadian
Canadian
12'/8
—
1
Mining Corp
Mining Co Ltd
100
23
5,415
21 %
35%
«
4%
preferred
■
Anglo
Anglo
—
:
Stores
263
3%
__
4 % %
1,000
16c
Ltd
Exploration
Ltd.
Mines
Gold
Power
Canadian
Warrants
Canadian
3,200
46
1
Canadian
Service
Ruby
Si
53c
20c
■>
_1
Corp
Explorers Ltd
Mines (Que.)
8%
7%
17%
('
I
41%
19%
...
Can
1
Copper
29%
22%
__
Shares
a23% sa23%
21
...*
^
of
1
8%
10
40%
__
*
common
Ltd
Co
50c
Ltd
Ltd
(1945)
Opemiska
Red
: i
Aluminum
—
Ltd—1
Ltd
Mines
Rare
Roberval
■
Aluminium
125
40c
1
Ltd
29%
,
__
1
Packard
4,663
.25
———-
Sugar
40%
for Week
High
^ow
*
common,—.
Algoma Steel
600
100
10%
Paper
preferred
Acadia-Atlanth
500
27
Quebec Power Co Ltd com—*
Pennbec
24%
Corp
'. 4 Va %
&
Aguew-Surpass Shoe—i
30
6%
*
Mines
American
Pitt
1,018
Power
11c
20c
—
Ltd
Mines
Amulet
Northern
113
36%
Dillon..
Studebaker
1
*
Asbestos
528
1
Manufacturing
Abitibi
12 %
t
—
*
American
2%
2.50
Products
Standard
37%
—
1
North
Premier
Davis
Peninsular
53c
!*
Ltd
Uranium
Mines
Nocana
Paul
'
Parker
1
1
Ltd
Lake
Paudash
2%
13%
5
'
He
—
Light & Power Co Ltd.10
Santiago
New
11%
7%~
Range
of Prices
Par
29%
12V4
50c
—
30
Ltd
Mines
Fomaque
Newfoundland
680
13%
__
450
5
Ltd
Mines
Minerals
315
1%
7%
*
common
5,520
27
Salqs
Last
25
Asbestos
2%
__
44c
pfd.10
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
11 %
__
3c
8,400
26
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
135
29
29%
10
Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Pacific
(S
|
.—H
——
Mines
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
Mid-Chibougainau Mines Ltd...
Opemisca
17%
__
*
*
in Canadian Dollars
STOCKS
11,656
1%
__
3
43
8%
—
5
Industries
4
—
1%
Lamp...
Houdaille
i'ji
fi
Industries
15,000
26
.1
Ltd
Melchers Distilleries Limited 6%
North
Fruehauf
57c
43c
54c
3c
40c
<fl
time for publication last week.
Are Expressed
425
'
<
/
A
Friday, Jan. 20.
"
405
1
Federal-Mogul-Bower
ht i
49%
6
7%
—
1
Corp.:
Ltd
Economy
6-
—
__20
Company
Steel
Drewrys
i-
1
—.
1
Edison
Detroit
MM
*i'!
\h
;
Bros
Ltd
Co
Canada
of
9,300
20 Va
13%
54c
3c
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)_
4%c
20 %
13 %
Langis Silver & Cobalt Mining Co Ltd.l
Lingside
A.
Exchange
500
3c
13 %
class
Inc
50
51c
—.
1
Alfred
Mount
Crowley-Milner
Davidson
50
Prices (Shown
2
51c
—
Lambert
Explor
&
not received in
was
502
Co Ltd—1
Mining
It
10,900
40
—
Ltd—1
Mines
3c
39
50
1
&
2%c
40
50
Monday, January 30, 1961
.
This is the range for the week ending
High
2%c
„.1
common—0
Ltd
Ltd
Labrador
17 Va
^15
1
Mfg——
Company__—i—:1
Burroughs
Ij<:t
—
—
Shares
High
167/b
17
1-
Products
Industrial—
Avis
•yr
-r-
,
Metal
1
1
1
Stores
6%
for Week
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS-
Low
Par
Mining-Corp
Copper
Investment
s
'
1
.
Shares.
'
This is the range for the
.
Montreal Stock
for Week
Last
Sale Price
t
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(536)
11%
11%
1,426
19%
19%
100
S; •*
w
0
.1
<
Volume
>
T
193
Number 6025
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
Friday
Week's
Last
)
Low
Friday
for Week
STOCKS
Shares
High
*
38%
38%
39
of Canada common_5
5,814
Ansil
13%
13
131/4
2,855
Arcadia
Area
Acceptance
Warrants
$4.50
Corp
*
com
Cement
100
Bronze
Nickel
International
10
Canada
19
100
93
15%
a21
a21
15
62%
60 %
631/4
11,303
15%
125
.—7.60
32%
31%
32%
2,236
37%
34
38%
12,435
111
Utilities Corp com..
5
preferred—
25
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
—.5
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6%
preferred
10
61%
61%
if,
Jamaica
Public Service Ltd common..'
30
29%
32
32 %
1,375
al6
al6
5
International
$2
_
Labatt
Limited
Laura
1
('John)
3
Ltd
(M)
•
Bloedel & Powell River Ltd
Macmillan
Maritime
Tel
5%%
(Robt)
Molson
Co
&
4% %
National
&
Placer
535
i.
lion
1,000
1,980
a95
20
10%
11
930
10%
72
0
300
41%
42%
2,962
16%
16
171%
"
138
10
11%
11%
11%
3,125
♦
25%
24
25%
31
,32
206
15%
15
15%
1,650
1
,*
52%
52%
614
3.10
100
41
41%
2,056
81
81
114
41%
——100
6%
6%
46
45 %
46
935
47'%'
535
38%
39'%
804
17
17
17 %
1,225
14%
14%
150
82
87
$
V)
class
Oil
Ltd
Co
Lawrence
100
Series
i
preferred—
Williams
of
Canada
_
_
Standard
1
Steel
of
Co
5% %
Texaco
Canada
Steel
Webb
Western
Ltd
Grocers
$1.40
&
Weston
(George) class
preferred
4% %
Lumber
■Preferred
&
Bethlehem
Co
Bay
Bordulac
Bright
4%
75c
70c
77c
12c
14c
60c
72c
1
9c
9c
10c
7%
8
48
48%
"
30
30
30
7.25
7.20
7.60
—1
35c
35c
3.85
3.80
4.00
6%
6%
7%
*
Electric
340
32 %
115
4%%
preferred
90%
90.%
91 %
275
125
10
6%
1,420
5%
100
preferred
5%%
British
50
Columbia
Forest
Power
Corp
Telephone
9
9'%
915
72%
74
3,030
Broulan
21,%
22
2,440
Brown
47%
48%
51%
52%
30 %
2,100
102 102 %
'
285
63
664
Brockville
Chemical
Reef
preferred
2.40
100
Building
3,465
Bullochs
&
Smelting
Gold—.
Products..
Limited
8
800
#
39%
38%
40
3,415
Burlington
Ltd. IIIIZi
2.60
2.60
2.70
3,600
42%
45 Va
875
20
"'
'
21
1,125
44%
45
275
a90% a90 %
-
45%
46%
20
45%
275
45%
46 %
46'%
1,985
A
Calalta
&
Exchange
class
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
Sale I?rice
Class
A_
Acme
Gas
Agnew
Alba
t
fl
.*j$r
Foundries
Explorations.
17%
960
45
26
28'/a
3,695
27%
25%
Voting
Alberta
J
Class
Alberta
Pacific
Oils.
1.65
1.70
26 %
18,093
.*——_
Aluminum
Mines
Co
4%%
American
Leduc
preferred..
40c
42c
1,400
Canadian
16%
895
Canadian
Collieries
56
■—56.-.5 T/*,!..1.;.31Q.
$1.75
4.15
4.35
605
35
35%
7,240
Canadian
3,625
Canadian
Drawn
1.75
6,000
Canadian
Dredge &
3,858
Canadian
Dyno
Lead
Controls
Petroleums..
Pulp &
Huronian...
Rouyn
Canadian
Exnort
Canadian
6c
6c
9c
8c
9%c
41c
41c
42c
44c
43c
47c
3.00
lc
pfd—50
*
1
1
8.50
-
—
Class
1st
33,300
2nd
3.45
1,190
8%c
10c
63,500
51%
8.75
2,539
12 %c
13c
5,300
•
Crestbrook
3,715
51%
51 %'
3.30
Gas
35
3.40
Crush
45%
12%
45c
1,000
7c
6c
7c
10,700
—
1
5%c
5%c
1,500
2.65
—*
'
2.70
16%
—.100
2.80
2,945
16%
17
26,203
105
„
1.37
106
40
7%
——*
16%
lb'
16%
12
11%
12
1
27%c
27Vac
29c
7,800
23c
25c
3,400
—.———*■
A
1
Delnite
1
1
—
10%
10%
465
Dominion
25
*
3
*
*
preferred——*
17 %o
19c
7,000
29c
238,300
—1
•—
7c
8c
7/V)0
32c
32c
11 %c
—I——25c
63c
Dickenson
Mines
Distillers
Seagrams
31%
33%
24%
27%
3,877
——2.50
7.30
7.30
7.70
2,650
*
19%
17%
19 %
12,414
12 %
Bridge
Dominion
Dairies
common
*
Dominion
Electro
common
*
24
24%
2,035
Dominion
Foundries
19%
19%
19%
100
Dominion
Magnesium
Dominion
650
Scottish
26,010
78c
15,600
Dominion
2,625
Dominion
Tar
77c
3,600
Dominion
95c
93c
5.15
4.55
10
—
97c'
5.15
10
""""2350"
Donalda
82,984
Duvan
425
Duvex
450
com—*
47%
47
47%
3,225
7
7
7
795
34%
34%
common—1
Invest
—
500
570
45
45
45
*
H V4
11%
*
11%
67%
67
68
4,688
common—"
15%
15%
16%
32,598
——*
10%
10%
11
3,680
—«—.§%c_£%c
-8 %c 9 %c
~"*"4,T00
Stores
7%
75c
75c
1,240
50
75c
—<-
334
6
2.90
*
Steel
—
Preferred
Dominion
7%
75c
12 %
5%
—
&
9,055
2.90
—
5%
Warrants
5,160
10,272
3.35
33
660
7
3.65
3.40
2,955
33
15.900
25%
1
3,120
2.50
6.513
25,337
75c
62c
2
—
3.30
6%
33c
10%c 11 Vac
r*
:
3.30
2.25
4,450
17 %c
13%
32%
9%c 11 %c
11c
26Vac
2.70
__
"
28c
13%
6%
2,628
1
Petroleum
10%
w
70
Mines
*
6%
8,095
1
Dome
13,200
5c
—-1
18,936
502
8%c
6
6%
53
8c
99%
Oils
45 %
526
52%
4c
Mines
43%
6,000
97%
Mines
44
1,000
8c
4c
Mines
Palmer
7c
38 %
99%
Mines
Denison
745
,
—1
Mines
Gold
12,050
•
.
.——,—100
Explorers
Horn
7c,
36
—
*
common
100
7.65
19%
7c.
>
.•
761
,
1.70
6.50
18%
7c
,r
—
Dome
—
1.70
7.50
19%
0
"warrants"^
preferred
350
*
—
50c
—
1,210
*
——
52%
5,096
2.90
10,711
—
50
34,400
3.00
7,500
86c
Minerals
9c
—
9%c
—-——...—
Ltd
9,350
8c
83c
•
Mines
Devon
12c 13%c
86c
8c
Deldona
6,421
13%c
——*
38%
Daragon
305
1.35
—
Steel
Coal
&
Chemical
Textile
JL
Mines
Copper
Oils
—1
Co
2,700
:
1
6c
6c
6c
8,500
—*
—1
Mineral
&
295
60c
6c
60c
6c
18,250
-.16%
I
1.72
1.72
1.79
9,450
East
Malartic
Mines
1
1-73
1.67
64c
6c
1.78
A...*
10%
10%
12
2,688
East
Sullivan
Mines
1
1-66
1.62
1.70
6,490
250
*
:
Morse
class
...__
1
1,885
Dynamic
58c
4,095
East
Amphi
13%
57c
8
8
8%
600
0
6%c
5c
6Vic
14,828
46
44%
46%
1,285
*
preferred
...
46
40%
46
20c
4.45
Economic
Eddy
Eddy
790
4.40
4.85
2,925
1.10
85c
1.20
8,770
"B"__20
20
20
300
25c 25%c
5,000
—
Petroleum
14% (
55c
14%
*
,
Securities
_20c
__
Gold
—
Investment
Trust
Elder
El
Sol
—
!
Mining
Life
Corp
Falconbridge
36
26%
59%
105
58
58%
120
1-02
99c
1.03
6,750
5c
70
17Vac
39%
5c
Insurance..
Nickel
U.
1,000
70
18c
40%
9,400
26%
*
A
Mines
Eureka
36
26%
59 /a
—
*
20
Common
—1
10
1
J*
9,100,
12,660
58
—10
1
Match Co..
Paper class
Empire
High Crest
43c
———1
....
International
Deer
1,544
44
12%
45
1.36
2.40
Products..
Canadian
14,622
24
Gas
General
1,857
30c
1
7%
Dock.
Canadian
4%c
10
Class
3,600
"A"
Timber
62%
Petroleum
Energy
1,814
4%c
27%c
:—-1
Pershing
6%c
...
preferred
Warrants
3,600
40,033
14c
28c
Zellerbach
78
'*
Food
17c
2.36
14c
4%c
Trust
Crown
3.20
2.95
A
preferred
Canadian
78
,
Croinor
60%
25
8.50
450
20%
9c
com
B
Canadian
1 3,100
51%
8%c
1
-
Paper
5,075
18,100
_
21%
62%
Petroleum
Fairbanks
10c
Mines..
400
5,066
20c
Mines
Canadian
47
20c
8,000
15c
„
1
common
Steel
18c
1
*
common
Mines
46%
85c
2.16
—
—*
—
Ltd
10
Wright.
34%
50c
...
—1
common
Devonian
1.70
20c
21
19%
-
Canadian-Curtis
34%
—
Petroleum
—12.50
—1
20c
47
*
———
:
34%
.1
_1
-~-,J?,r£fer.rad
4.30
18c
21
19%
Daering
—
Chemical
4.551
—
—1
Mines
(R L)
55
preferred
*
;
Crain
Craigmont
2,317
———
Chieftain
16%
'»■
210
24,000
Warrants
35%
*
1
11
11,170
__
—50
Mines.
Nepheline
Anglo
340
14,486
17%
,_10c
common——
Larder
American
Analogue
1
107
8.65
16
16%
—
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Anglo
106
8.25
50—.
1,000
21
90%
25
17
*
r—-r:—
i
Limited
Amalgamated
Anglo
Celanese
92c
2.25
Craig Bit—'
355
15%
13c 13%c
preferred..:
Canadian
■-
27%
15
—
13c
—
class
1.71
Aluminium
Anchor
$1
Mines—
—
Copper
21
15
'
90%
warrants
Canadian
82c
2.50
Petroleum
Zinc
•
warrants
Canners
106 %
-..10
common.—,..
Steel—
Anacon
B
25%
Alminex
#
A
Class
Canadian
Cowicfran
90%
Aluminium
8.60
Consolidated
Central
Roxp.na
Class
7,800
62c
26
10
...
Warrants.:
Allied
4,750
2.10
1.65
.100
Gas
Preferred
Algoma
4%c
1,350
1,000
warrants
Natural
Algoma
common..
preferred
A
Alberta
fl
4c
4
Trunk
A
Class
British
5
Trust
Gas
Canadian
611
15,801
86c
1
Mines..I—
common
Imperial
preferred.'lOO
Breweries.
4,500
2.10
21%
1
Mines
Chibougamau
Lead
Cusco
—
49c
78c
2.00
20%
—*
Mines..
Coulee
1,195
Commerce...
Canadian
80c
21%
1
Mines
Ltd
Cosmos
2,108
B
75,820
Regcourt
Distillery
52
Minerals
of
77c
2.00
Corby
66
;
69c
60c
—
2.00
—0
L_
...
114,677
51%
Lines
class
Exploration
Man
61 %
—
47c
1
Distillers.—.——^
Warrants
7.70
49 %
warrants./'—
Tungsten.
Astoria
1
*
-—.1
Rand
49%
Steamship
1
5.75
Copper
Copper
66
Canada
Bank
Gold
1,360
16%
—*
1,580
Wire
Ltd
1
preferred
Coppercorp
35
1,500
130
.—10
Petroleum
69c
102
29c
129
—
—
49 %
A
Southern
1
102
29c
—
—
—•
Canadian
39,080
940
49
class
B—
Canada
56,400
62c
1,285
-
Permanent
Canadian
1,000
48c
55c
7%
4,900
245
35c
45c
60c
3.65
27,975
9,530
34c
46c
1
7%
10c
3.10
1,800
3.45
6c
19%
86,400
—
7c
2.90
7c
3.60
16%
*
-----
19%
4,771
4%c
*
Crowpat
3.00
16c
—-—*
Crown
19%
15c
1
Exploration
Clark Publishing.——
1,565
Canada
8,000
West
67
45,005
12c 13%c
Consolidated
1.09
.1
32c
—
—2
Sannorm
1.00
Oils
—
Consolidated
66'/a
-L*
.
Consolidated
66
Safeway Limited
*
Limited
Shoe
15,232
32c
Smelting.:
Gold
100
1.00
Preferred
32,220
»
.1
Mosher
4,510
*
Warrants
Canada
23,500
4.05
6c
3.70
i.
.:
Southern
120
7Vac
15%c 17'/2c
16c
50
Copp
10
common
Canada
21,070
3,500
7
—
12%
Lands—*
Canada
20
5%c
Conwest
Oil
5,905
93
5%c
5%c
1,073
,3,560
Malting
24,165
8%c
4,500
10,083
Canada
12c
8c
4c
Flon
Gold
&
17 %
50
common
41%
19%
17c
9%
—_•
Negus
Mines
Nicholson Mines
Gas
17c
16
*
21 %
91%
20
25%
,-—20
—
40%
8c
81c
17,500
2,100
15%
Stone———...0
17%
20
78c
300
•
——.1
Quebec
6.80
common
Packers
74c
3%c
Mines
Consolidated
B
165
.1
Iron——
5,000
Consumers
12'A
70c
73c
?%
Northland
Class
12%
164"%
.10
6c
Morrison
Consolidated
100
200
3.75
Consolidated
28%
40%
93
Consolidated
Consolidated
65,477
1.90
24%
common./
20%
1
Consolidated
4,000
30,850
1.90
4,730
15%
—100
Class
950
6c
,
3,166
305
24%
preferred—
Canada
1.37
6%
970
24c
Mac
Mining
Consolidated Mogul
7%c
13c
A-———/——————*
Canada
*
Oil--
&
Mines
Surpass
Alberta
10c
Shares
High
900
6%
9%
24c
Arrow
11%
6%
*
preferred
*
Mines
Agnico
Mines
Akaitcho
Yellowknife
'v
.
100
Uranium
Advocate
of Prices
Low
2.80
.—1
*
Preferred
Acadia
Sales
for Week
Mic
36c
Canada
Dollars
Golden
17%
—
4.20
8%
24c
2.50
Lake
Marcus
1
B
Preferred
Iron
Gillies
5c
12%
4.00
4.20
4
*
Fenimore
Consolidated
450
2,500
*
Consolidated
9c
Lake
4%%
Consolidated
1,115
760
16c
Crest
Consolidated
5
13"%
15c
Yellowknife—1
East
Consolidated
34%
13%
1
1,276
5
13%
Oil
8,150
10c 11 %c
10
6
Flin
Dragon
36c
33%
37,340
18%
:
Mines
Callinan
1.35
5
100
4.15
18 %
.1
Discovery
Consolidated
27,300
10
3.90
18 %
„
Consolidated
6%c
—
*
Red
Class
10
3.95
»
Gamma
13 %
31c
....
Cut
A
*
Bread
Crushed
Beta
2.75
7%c
100
Foils
2.516
*
33c
31c
Oils
Canada
5.15
*
II,500
•
Petroleum
Cement
5.05
Bellekeno
13%
10 %c
common
Chibougamau—
"Canada
5.15
Bakeries
100
1
&
65,350
Mines
9%
25c
...
preferred
Gas
66c
—
9%
*
A—
Edmonton
Power
51c
Halliwell
•
Mines
Calgary
Calgary
5%
class
7,500
53c
Marbenor
*
Petroleum
58c
Mines
Consolidated
*
.1
Dry Dock
Cadamet
11c
45c
...
Consolidated
*
Extension
.U
Burrard
10 %c
Insurance.
Consolidated
33%
class
Burns
Hill
Bunker
25 %c 27 %c
11c
1
Life
946
1
900
26c
Mines
7,120
—1
—
20,100
153,588
.
1
Petroleum
11,356
1
Lake
3,500
4
13"%
2.80
2Vac
—
—9%
47%
1
:
400
2%c
—
38%
—
22
1
Mines
13%
—
16c
86c
1
47%
1
2.550
22
Smelting
class
36%
—
6,600
10,124
1.02
86c
common
13%
—
16c
35c
5.65
13 %c
Smelting.:
&
37%
1
.
Ankerite.:
Red
*
10
Mines
Mining
Buffadison
*
25
Company
Brunswick
*
:
30c
5.50
1.00
1
Consolidated
265
6,000
1
Consolidated
1,760
52%
Product
Columbia
Columbia
48%
50
——
preferred....
35c
5.50
..1
National
Key
13%
&
Consolidated
335
5,070
13%
Mining
Consolidated
10
43%
—.100
British
44%
Con
3,950
23,810*
6,500
14 %
Metals
Coniaurum
50
2.06
33%
95c
1
Consolidated
British
—
45
2.00
31%
94c
Equipment.
Gold
Confederation
Co—
310
1
45
2.00
32%
40%
2.40
A
45
1
—*
—
Oil.
30,350
7c
Enterprises
Coniagas
2,240
78%
14
class
—
21,666
54c
Cellulose
Conduits
11,841
0
1,000
13c
1
Farm
Commonwealth
550
——*
....
common
40%
Buffalo
common.:
L_
75
20,624
77%
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian
Paper
•
52c
7c
Willians
Combined
5ftc
210
_*
Knitting
Combined
250
1
Dunlop
Columbia
200
110
38
11c
—
Mining
Lake
15
20%
49c
Mines
Coin
15
38
7c
Wines
Gold
Cockshutt
50
100
465
'
20%
38
*
Mining
Cochrane
16%
11c
Mines
Cochenour
1,640
48
43%
Canada
Sugar
110
40 %
Buffalo
Limited
472
51
7%
common——..
Canada
&
47%
43%
This is the range for the week ending Friday, Jan. 20.
It was not received in time for publication last week.
Mines
47
50%
97,000
50
common.
preferred—
Canada
Atlantic
67,650
*
Campbell
Power
1,500
50c
£1
preferred...
Campbell
Abitibi
4%c
50
'
Camerina
Abacus
9%c
4c
__
8c
43c
'
48c
preferred—.———50
/i'fui'35
Calvert
Acadia
8c
1
16%
155
36
36%
51c
Mines
Bar
I,062'
15
36%
1
Kayrand Copper
Circle
1,530
46
*
Oil
Chromium
1,235
36
__
_♦
Chimo
17,600
110
13
43
1
i
Chibougamau
28,113
43
44%
,15
0
Rio
Chesterville
14,000
72c
50
2,800
Par
7%c
preferred
2,635
Jtin
778
STOCKS
7c
43
—1
Gold
Chib
577
12%
16%
20
Athabaska
Cheskirk
8%
15
*
Gai
60
15,110
41%
6c
Porcupine
30
144
22%
8%
45%
20
Quartz
Del
100
144
__
com_«
Asbestos
Pat
7,687
22%
—
__
—
Central
11,325
7%c
Gold
100
__
—
—
Ltd—
Chateau
6,350
12c
620
—,
Mines
Charter
21,803
1
Petroleums...—
27,100
Toronto Stock
49%
4%%
60%
50
48%
*
21%
*
48%
:
17
——
210
Gas
Exploration
Central
1,090
27
5,326
82
*
Williston
Central
19,900
:
Petroleums
G)
21%
25
82
*
—
Cayzor
1,140
27
__
Natural
Cassiar
15,250
23%
*
,
—
Mines
Cariboo
25
-
Westinghouse
Erin
27,932
*
preferred
Captain
12,399
7%
7%c
21
21 %
50
Traction
(T
10c
7
6c
54c
Pioneer.
Britalta
8%c
7
Can
115
—1
....
:
Bridge & Tank
8%c
34%
49c
Company.———...
Brazilian
34%
1
preferred
Mersey
Bralsaman
34'/a
1
Limited.
Paper
Bralorne
350
50c
Uranium;
Bowaters
Bowes
45%
25
preferred
Bowater
44%
1
<
Mines
Corp 5 %
5%%
10,000
*
Limited..——.
Mines
Bo water
154,200
4c
*
....
Mines.....
Bouzan
15c
3%c
37c
12%
preferred...—.
Canadian
20c
*
a
Western
Candore
28c
—.1
"B"
5%%
23,714
!
"A"i
Vickers
Canadian
8,450
12%c
4c
50c
—
Mines
Black
9%c
15c
——20
Mines
Bidcop
5,742
*
...
Uranium
63
B.__
3,700
*
Copper Corp
7
B
44c
1
1
73%
*,!
43c
47o
72,875
200
13c
37c43%c
8%
Wallpaper Mfrs~"A"„
Canadian
3,386
2.08
*
.
Bicroft
21%
ft
68%
1.90
common
Mines
Yukon
21
A
61%
67%
2.02
;
9%
$
60%
67%
A.
Telephone————
62
_
61%
Mines
_:
Class
500
8%c
class
Paper
...
Bcvcon
13
4 % %
20
class
Beaver
Belcher
21%
V
Plywood
Lodge
13
—
*
Bros.—.
Beaver
Bell
500
4.95
11c
—10
Oil
Corp
Common
12,740
Duquesne—
Beatty
62%
—
Western
Beattie
13
Worts—
class
665
88c
*
7
Leaseholds
385
88c
B
13
preferred
Western
19%
21%
36c40%c
—
24
*
(Canada)
19
21%
...
17
*
Knapp
Mining
Power
Class
1
Corp
Gooderham
&
Superior
Canadian
4.95
!_25"
preferred
Salt
Canadian
700
29
*
_
Biscuit
Walker
Canadian
100
12,760
18
42 %
.•r;'47.
6
_
United
100
6.25
Canadian
2,884
*
Railway.
3.25
__
495
14,005
15%
12c
—100
Tire
43
5%
14%
,
37c
—100
Pacific
5.70
21 %
30
4.90
15
1
preferred
Canadian
,
4.95
Mines
preferred
3.25
30
.
Viau
Bathurst
10
..
Lines
Petrofina
17%
....
Bank
Pipe
Canadian
88c
Uranium..
Petroleums
22%
100
..
Ltd
Toronto-Dominion
Trans-Canada
.
550
36c
—
17
$
_
Canadian
10-
Limited
24
-1
....
Metals
Baska
Bata
Columbia
125
*
Steel
Base
British
29
Canada
preferred
9,340
10
,
Exploration
50
32%
<»
Steinbergs class A
13,500
7*7
1,555
100
27,000
7
93/4
*
—
common
8c
6.20
—.1
L
Oil
9c
6%
9.515
1,720
9%
..1
Northwest
3.10
8%
1.70
1
7c
__1
Mines
Gold
preferred
5%
5%
1.55
5%
•
Inca
2.90
7
1
29 %
47
10
Co
Structural
7c
4%
Malartic
7c
25
Scotia
American
41%
——
_
preferred
Barymin
Canadian
1,900
5%
9%
2.50
common
Marconi
North
3.00
—25
Montreal
Nova
4,300
Canadian
3,434
♦
Mines..
British
_
6%
125
9,515
Consolidated
of
Canadian
57c
5%
*
—
Gas
Industries
Canadian
7,800
9c
...
,43
Industrial
Canadian
High
57c
1
Shares
1.60
—
Warrants
Canadian
,
Canadian
10c
Oil.
Hydrocarbon
22
23%
1
^
Canadian
545
1.18
Low
10c
Warrants
5,810
1.12
.
*
1
i/
...
8,906
0
Press
A.
A.
Mines.
of
Bank
10c ".
Husky
12
12
-
50c
28%
100
__
class
•
27%
V.
*
com
...
Products
29
50
Simpsons
Southam
100-
: 12%, ,13%
29%
-l„50c
Inc
Sogemines
20,360
•
preferred
Sicard
300
21
100
—4^--50
of America
Corp
Sherwin
7%
4%
4%%
B
4,990
6.50
19
13
...
A
Series
Sheraton
75
6.45
: 28% "
common."
<1
A
73%
100
Power
100
75
♦
&
82
—
0
:
Water
25
1,725
20%
«
common
preferred
2,320
78
51%
82
<•'
__
10
.
common..
Corporation
5%
5
78
41
■
48%
.
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Class
5
•
$
A
preferred
Bank of Canada.
5%
87
*
100
Shawinigan
h
•
100
common
Paper
Bank
Barnat
12,400
9c
„♦
Oil—.....
Bankfield
16,000
45c
22%
1
....
B.
Bankeno
785
8%c
9c
1
;
5 %
preferred
5%% preferred—.
Banff
55
5'~;
.
"A"
Royalite
8,875
39%
<•
Ltd
4 % %
St.
7%
47
Canada
Class
49%
23 %
....—„__1
Bailey Selburn Oil class
Bibis
1
Preferred
Royal
5,863
3.10
Ltd
.
1,645
51
20c
Gas
48
138
11
—
_
Reynolds Aluminum preferred
(A
6,784
471/2
l
Rolland
-
1
—
Quebec Power
Roe
%
48
Warrants
Class
100
11
42%
»
Units
Reitman's
72
11
«
—
Natural
61
36V2
a95
—100
Co
&
60
351%
10
B
Ores
preferred
1.251
61
*
Canada
of
Bros
Quebec
13%
,13%
25%;
36%
-
common
Premium
4%
13%
Tubes
Corp
Price
315
common
Development
Power
2,341
411%
5
class
Mines...
Mines
Mines
Fabric
3,281
•
.
Electric.——
Auto
130
251/2
41%
Power
Petroleum
Penmans
alO
25
25%
.25%
Ltd____
Light
Page-Hersey
190
a9%
0
Ltd
Co
River
Gold
Gold
36%
1
;
Mines
Aumaque
2,500
10c
28c
—1.18
:
75c
Homestead
28c 30%c
12
1
Canadian
8c
10c
10
Canadian
800
40c
-
43c
511,130
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Par
17c
48%
8%c
16,785
*
Corp
Steels
Auto
B
Copper
Ruffner
Aunor
.
*
class
Arcadia
Aumacho
1.250
11%
101 101%
100
Ogilvie Flour Mills
7%
preferred
Pacific
18%
*
Car
Mines
Scotia
Nova
4,714
10%
1
Trust
17%
40
Niagara Wire Weaving
Noranda
16%
1,710
181/4
common
Steel
Atlin
11
A
preferred
National
Atlas
350
8%;
common
Hardware
Atlantic Coast
575
18%
:
Trust
Morgan
Temple
High
2%c
34%
48%
1
...
—...40c
Week's
LastRange
Sale Price
71c
36
.50
Mines
Associated
STOCKS
Shares
9c
—
*
common
Oil—
Ashdown
12
8%
*
class
Ash
1
——
Gold
Friday
for Week
2%c
preferred
Asamera
30
'
101%
A
Ltd
Arjon
9%c
warrants
Mines
Corp
Low
1
Nickel
$2.50
2,230
*
Locomotive
Montreal
1,285
62%
17%
io
:
Montreal
'
*
.
B
Preferred
8%
43
100
class
Breweries
Class
: I:
Co
common
preferred...
Mitchell
;
Tel
&
Ferguson
Massey
11%
*
Secord
Loeb
40%
—
Mines..
Argus
50
151/2
"
common
4,740
93
preferred__25
6%
of
Paper
93
44%
19
preferred
International
International
43
rj
;
_
preferred—
Inland
44%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Ltd
Imperial Tobacco
Industrial
Week's
Last
Sale Price
"
of Prices
Par
Imperial Oil
Sales
Range
*,
.
Sale Price
} i
I
49
'
STOCKS
f
(537)
—
—
.
,
70
18c
40%
-
50
75
;
15,407
'
50
(538)
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sales
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
,
Low
Par
Famous
Players
Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday
Fargo
STOCKS
Oils
—
Mining
Mining
Federal
Grain
:
Fleet
A
Ford
Motor
Ford
of
Co
(U S)
Mines
(A
Trailer
4%c
95
9c
12c
Mines
Giant
Laura
Leitch
Gold
Lencourt
100 %
101
102
Levy
107
107
101
Lexindin
19%
19Vi
20%
12,469
_S.
7Vi
7%
200
12%
11%
11
5,500
Class
42
44
535
Loblaw
42
42%
768
Class
A
Limited—
200
8%
7,285
10c
12c
8,900
12%
14%
6,987
Loeb
500
Long
Island
5c
6,400
Long
Point
Mining
10%
11
23c
19c
9,244
1.25
1.33
487
50
43%
43%
43Va
40
*
6Vi
6%
6Vi
305
7
7
100
common
21c
21c
preferred
class
A
:
B
Grandroy
*
A
14'A
♦
Lakes
Lakes
Power
Gas
1.35
2,700
44
42 Vi
44%
2,308
28
29
2,900
Madsen
i
class
Voting
1956
1,500
9.00
Class
5%
Maher
Shoes
Malartic
Gold
1,010
Maneast
Manitou
4.85
4.95
500
3.15
Maple
Maple
200
1.40
1.60
11%
5,798
Leaf
730
11%
Leaf
11%
11
11%
3.80
3.90
2.80
Maralgo
1,900
2.80
200
33%
34%
1,315
Martin
1.95
2.20
Massey
Ferguson
1
5c
7c
6,200
8.00
20,775
5c
6c
9,000
_1
1.90
1.90
100
Mattagami
*
15
15
115
Maxwell
13%
14%
3,035
Farms
1st
preferred
Harding
Rock
Harrison
Hasaga
Head
Gold
115
Red
Highland
Bell
Oil
Class
Home
class
&
Howard
7c
8c
10,000
8c
27c
1
A
Bay
Bay
&
65
10
286
Mill
6%
225
Milton
Mining
Imperial
Investment
Life
class
3.25
3.25
3.30
200
38Vi
40
3,045
2.50
2.50
2.60
1,180
46Vi
Warrants—
Inglis
14,000
11
11
100
68%
72
576
30c
31c
2,086
70
71%
1,935
11%
11%
3,565
'
38%
39Vi
14,174
13%
12%
13%
6,639
Co
Inland
Natural
5%
5%
100
4.50
4.90
48,600
10
15 Vi
15%
15%
1,350
4.80
4.60
4.90
6,470
31c
3,600
12Vi
120
l
Powders
Utilities
12%
25
63%
16,116
—5
common
37%
34 %
38%
11 780
42%
40%
43%
2,615
Pipe
Steel
Line
Syndicate
62
63
4 468
2.65
2.50
2.75
7^438
38
37 Vi
38 %
32%
31%
32%
Mines
1
preferred
___
Service
30 370
15J50
12
l
52c
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75c
85c
—
——I
_3—
Quebec
Jupiter
6c
6c
1
9%c
—10
-
6.70
-
- -
-
10
Kelly
10
41c
9%c
class
A__—
of
Gold
Canada^
Mines^
—
—1
26c
—15c
—1
Calumet
New
New
Harricana
Jason
New
Kelore
Mines
2.65
7
—
—_
—v——-i*
_i
-
-
3.30
Wire
Nor
Norbeau
Norpax
Northcal
5916
11 870
'
.
7
-
./-■
1790
9^295
'805'
3.35
7%c
20,000
1.
North
Warrants
North
Northgate
6 Va
7%
10,958
46
48%
1.60
1.90
3,570
16 VA c 17VAc
11,500
9.50
10
10%
10%
10
5%c
7c
12,625
22,525
1.05
67c
13.105
31,600
12,300
Reef
'19c
7,249
Reitman
class
2.55
700
Rexspar
4,505
15,357
Rio
Rupununi
145
Rix
Athabasca
2,266
76
38%
Rockwin
4,166
Roe
1,255
60 %
60
60%
75
48
46
48 %
16,379
51c
12.000
8.40
8.85
17,846
11c
12c
101,800
HV2C
1
29c
common
*
32,975
Russell
58,000
9c
10c
8,500
14%
15
2,345
4c
5c
30,000
27%
100
*
2.25
2,900
1.62
1.50
1.66
9,000
*
11
10%
11
957
10
73%
71%
76
1,379
5c
4 VAc'
34c 34 %c
2,000
2,400
12,000
Maurice
River
4%c
6,049
5
5'/4
7c
8c
1,750
75
73%
75
6,446
<■
6.70
6.35
6.70
7,250
19%
19%
19%
9%
_10
Scarfe
4,050
10c
2,500
4%c
5c
3,016
12c
29,744
51c
54c
17,900
Sheep
Sheraton
Security
Selkirk
65c
75c
10,250
12%
13%
28,663
7.45
6.90
7.75
1.42
1.40
1.56
19,991
6c
5%c
7c
14,600
1
51c
51c
55c
46
46
47%
80
50c
73c
73c
78c
9,841
1
23c
20c
25c
52,855
A_
•
A
7,700
10
500
3.85
3.80
3.90
2,300
*
A
4.45
4.45
4.45
75
10
*
&
Power
preferred—.
9%
14,964
27%
30
4,765
42
41%
42
392
93c
93c
1,000
17%
17%
10
3.80
4.15
94,231
25
25
10
50c
17%
50c
Gordon
1
111
Quebec
19 %c
21c
3,000
36c
40c
35,300
Silver
Miller
5c
10,000
Silver
Standard
_1
8c
9,000
Silver wood- Dairies
2,000
Simpsons
1,000
Stscoe
class
4.50
4.60
39c
38c
47c
70,020
50c
Mines——
5c
25
^._1
_•
Mines
16c
33c
30c
36c
31,600
A__
*
11
11
11
960
^
Limited
29%
29 %
30%
4,530
1.20
1.16
1.25
92,290
2.70'
2.70
2.75
28
28
25
11
400
SKD
Manufacturing
*
51c
51c
56c
15,012
Slater
common
*
..42c
37c
42c
1,940
Slater -Industries
940*
*
7%
7%
7 VA
450
—20
19%
19%
19%
150
24
22%
common..•_
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5c
5C
Somerville Limited preferred
5c
1,000
16c
15,400
Southam
41 %.
42%
12,506
Southern
41c
d---
13c
42%
:
44c
3,300
_d—'i
Spartan
4 VAc
1,500
21c
5,000
Spooner
Mines
2.70
2.90
6,735
Stafford
Foods Limited
8c
8c
9c
6c
6c
3,350
7c
-
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7c
7c
11.100
,1.95
2.05
3.800
—
25c
common
1.95
38c
—
d—♦
85c
.
'
6,000
47c
1.340
99c
3,017
51
*
2.90
_"_1
50
Union'Oils
:_I
Air Services—a—.:
20c
:
—
2,900
17c-
19 c
116,400
72c
71c
80c
Warrants
Standard
Oils—
:
Class
B—
12c
78,610
3.95
4.10
1,520
*
!
Wire—_c-—
class
4,800
9C
4.10
*
18c
9 VAc
*
Paving——,
Stanley Brock
Stanrock
25,900
14c
&
Standard" RadioStandard
35
51
24
18c"
1
:
15
*
19
'*
—
15
25c
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1
41
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Uranium _i.—
U
—_
2,696
15%
19
390
25c
31c
7,200
8%
i.
8%
18%
.
8%
38c
49c
36c
7.29c
37c
200
8%
49c
1
.
-
"
Exploration
North
Goldcrest
North
Rankin
;
1_
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...
—
1,035
,
1
•
Mines
9
28%
50
Gold
Corp
Mines
9%
*
com
Breweries
Sigma
15,640
*
class
Water
Creek
Sherritt
Sicks
I—
Arts
Class
325
67c
12%
_1
:
Freehold
Shawinigan
27,605
1
Gold——
Holdings
Seven
700
21
99% 100 VA
*
common
Gold
class
2,700
11 Va
19%
20%
1001/8
Metal
67,400
3,872
37,800
1
Horsey
Petroleum
Satellite
35
9%
i
11
*
Debentures
Sarcee
9%
1,864
16 %C 20 %c
17c
1
*
A_.
common
Petroleums
Sapphire
24c
18,200
4c
Gas
Antonio
42c
4,600
4%c
Warrants
San
Sand
9 VAc
9c
22,600
100
Shirriff
23c
8 VAc
18c
5
class
Cement
34c
17,960
16 VAc
*
Corp
8%c
7%c
17 %c
1
preferred
8%c
7c
31,100
—
Lawrence
Salada
8.201
7c
125
13c
Industries
Lawrence
St
8%
12c
Mines
Byanor Mining—
27%
70,000
8%
25
10,275
65c
5%
28c 33 VAc
50c
Limited
Preferred
51c
27c
St
150
12 %c
Limited
Consolidated
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
St
7,500
1
Can
V)
(A
4c
1
Mfg
50c
6 VAc
21c
1
60c
38c
19 %c
Uranium—
Mines
25c
"
10
19 VAcf
Mines
Rowan
6 VA c
14%
1
Petroleum
Rocky
100
72c
4c
14
14%
Mines
13%
2.00
13%
Algom
41%
5c
—
A
Rio
41%
15
3 VAc
14
14 VA
1
Minerals
Robertson
9%c
4c
2
:
Chemical
41%
8,850
8.65
Reichhold
Roche
3,975
*
5,353
1.75
3,793
60c
;
11
"Lc,,
485
9.50
1
25c 29 %c
25%
B
I—
17c
10%
5c
Mining
6%
1
1,650
60c
13c
—
3,900
1.00
25%
8c
—
Coldstream
69c
*
16c
Oils
1,700
68c
29c
25
Ltd—,
Canadian
8c
"
4 VAc
Nickel
Oils
10,000
3.05
8c
1.01
—25c
Mining Corp___^—
Norsyncomaque
3c
2.80
1
0
4c
10500
2.90
5,385
2 VAc
1
2,500
16c
*
25
^
8,500
9c
15c
0
1
25%
Gold
27,900
5 VAc
8%c
16c
1
:
Mining
Explorations
25'A
Mines
Normetal
5c
5c
1
A
class
Realm
9%
Mines
Mines.
34,218
Corp
Milk
9 VAc
Mines
Norgold
Norlartic
143,300
1
Ranger Oil
Rayrock
Mines
11 %c 13 %c
Mines
1.33
2.22
5.50
Mining
Quemont
18,400
19,250
4%c
8V2C
.•
20,705
1.20
2.11
L
1.60
34,300
12%
7 VAc
Mines
Acme
Noranda
5.65
1.30
2.18
*
Mines
34c
60c
9%
6V2C
&
5.60
1
56c
4 VAc
34c
Smelting
J^Ntcke.L,Elia,^MlRe^.
Nipissing
Mines
1—
Nisto
54,000
49c
12
52c
class
Mining
16c
50c
2.50
Rouyn
28 949
30c
6%c
Nickel
11c
1
2.55
Mines
10c:
(6% ':6%'
~
Niagara
12c
Uranium
17c
Merger
Senator
Taku
31c
2.65
6%
Rouyn
New
1
•"
1.99
3.05
6%
6%e
L275-
26c
-
New
400
1,465
Gold
40c 44VAc
;
Gold
2.20
3.10
Radiore
3,000
1.60
Mining & Smelting—
Mylamaque Mining & Smelting.
1,645
2.20
1
9c 10 VAc
Manitoba
New
52 %
Petroleum
17c
_■
51
Quinte
30c
;
Mines
11,700
52%
Quonto
40c
Mines
50c
8,000
1.75
Mines
4,670
45c
10,724
10c
Hosco
12,800
16
49c
34,510
49c
30c
Mines
New
New
57c
10 %c
50c
40c
37c
250
20c
1.88
38%
Canada
4,100
46
5c
of
4 VAc
28c 35 %c
1.75
17c 17VAc
—L
6.176
4 VAc
Units
Queenston
70c
—
66c
Warrants
100
4,170
18c
62c
1
4,800
19c
64c
14%
—
7c
1.05
30 %
15
38c
Gold
Quebec
29
15
2.95
I—!
Copper
370
6c
2,800
15
2.20
Quebec Labrador Development
40c
Oil
New
New
Chibougamau
1.05
13,550
46c
15%
Ltd
Ascot
3.00
6 %c
12,100
61c
43c
*
:
3.00
29%
1.55
56c
45c
2.95
Metallurgical
Natural Gas
3.00
1.25
56c
—.___—*
Quebec
Mines
Goldvue
Newlund
Minerals
Quebec
2.20
Petroleum
Delhi
New
Purdex
12,200
1.42
1
l-
Airways
Producers
1,600
Mines
Continental
Davies
47c
*
New
New
Mines
5.000
L__
Gold
1,700
v
6.50
4 %c
Bidlamaque
13c
1
Electric
Gas
13%
;
Mines
13c
75
1
6.35
Mines
I
28%c
9%e
Douglas
Kenville
5'700
28%c
Ltd—
14 720
39 011
*
Warrants
Kelvinator
7c
10c
6.70
,_l
Co
T965
6.60
9%
~
13 000
9Vic
Mines——
Oils—,——.
125
*
6%:
Mines——
Mining
:36,400
19,885
20c
6%
__
:
Jonsmith
27,100
•
29%
16c
6%
common
_
Joliet
29%
«
--
*
85c
1
Mines
Athona
300
53c
29c
1
Club Limited
Jowsey
12 Vi
49c
24c
—3—*
Mines—:—:
Gold
78c
2.65
^209 -
Lake—3
4,750
74c
2.20
—10
Explorations——
Alger
Newnorth
75C
35c
Public
61 Vi
2.20
l
Mfoltig.r---^
New
16,150
Corp.
*
1
57c
Mines
—20
------—
5
2
50c
20c
Lithium
Mines
New
New
6,100
4c
Trust
Nealon
Preston
Provo
13%
_■
—
96
Ore
Manitou
common.*
"B"
96
96
100
1
Quebec
1
Mills
25
31%
Royalties
Prospectors
1
Car
46
31
*
Iron
President
*
Petroleum
National
360
25c
—
Waite..
460
*
Mines——
Mines
35c
5
—
Glass
30c
_25c
Pipe
common
A—
Copper
30c
Hosiery
Steel
46
*
Quebec
1
preferred
46
Gas
15
1
Exploration
6,053
—.—50
50c
Oil
Premium
*
Works
Mines
National
&
321
1
Grocers
National
Prairie
5
National
9%
Corp
*
A
Chemical
18,500
9%
1
7c
*
.
•
&
10,166
12c
1.25
11c
1
102
1
Drug
13c
11c
Uranium
Quebec
1
:
New
Credits—
__
Interprovincial
Preferred
27 200
25
Interprovincial
Joburke
415
5c
60%
warrants
Jockey
22%
4c
4%c
62%
Interprovincial Building
Jellicoe
22
__
1
Preferred
Jamaica
29c
__
*
com
Molybdenum
International
Jaye
1,455
5%
Nickel-
Jefferson
19%"
25
_1
International
Jacobus
3,318
4,489
„
4.80
—
International
Iso
>
*
preferred
Bronze
Preferred
Bay
52
18%
Inspiration
Irish
44%
52
19%
Gas
Iroquois
5%
43
44
___•
Cement
Class
5%
__
—
Creek
12 %c
9%
—
98,000
*
Corp
National
,
73c
Gold
30,045
*
Mining
National
33,875
*
43c
1
Minerals
National
20c
150
"
11 %
*
Corp common
Wright Iron
Nama
273
18 %c
19%c
1
—
103
29c
Trust
Murray
445
91
common—*
(John)
Investors
20
90
38%
____1
Inland
1959
20
91
5
A
Mt
4.175
M'ines__
Ltd-
7c
-
1.80
Moore
Multi
50
class
Montreal
2.92
Gas
Co
103
*
Gas
Locomotive
100
2.75
1
10%
<■
Porcupine
Montreal
3.70
preferred
101
1.25
;
Molybdenum
Moneta
__
69c
39 %c
103
40
3,477
3.70
*
1
Preferred
4,036
71%
72c
101 %
Coy
class
-2
Oils
*
10c
68 Vi
8c
c
43c
1
"A"
1,565
3.55
1
1
*
B
10%
__
6 VA
11%
1
Brewery
Class
46%
_____4.86%
Machine
International
Molsons
46
*
Acceptance Corp
149,500
Mines
Mines.
10%
20
preferred
27,200
12c
Lake^
Containers
9 Vic
common-
preferred—
Industrial
Ore
Modern
10c
Oil——
Tobacco
20c
Petroleums
10'A
_10
17c
11c
18c
50c
Industrial
City
Miu
6,858
1,575
__
-
Imperial
Ingersoll
6,655
8.95
A
Assurance
Imperial
$2.75
23%
8.50
„_l
preference
,
22'A
8.75
—10
3,700
Corp
23
20
11c
100
Brick
Midwest
1
Bank——!
;
39,945
50
1
:
10 %c
1
Mining
2.05
10
6%
*
10 %c
*
1.93
8.35
A_
175
100
<
41,000
3.55
Development
Power
2,285
95
Oil
49 Vi
*
class
Co
16%
Uranium
2.50
Imperial
$1.25
Midrim
Meta
50
95
1
Gas
Gold
1.93
39
Oil
Erie
Imperial
Midcon
8.80
Mining
Mortgage
Exploration
<
Hydra
50
8.40
Porcupine
Owens
Huron
22,000
20c
Pitfield
Pam
Hughes
1,800
6c
102
Ponder
15
12c
Oil
Placer
11,000
QS
;
Red
Place
7.200
10,100
16%
6%c
Ore
4c
&
&
Oil
Pitch
89c
28
Oil
Oil
28c
28
Exploration & Development_50c
Island
Mining
1
Merrill
27c
5c
*
^
3%c
1
Petroleums
49 Vi
Smith
Hudson
Hugh
27c
Mentor
102
5c
102
—5
Paper common
Howey Consolidated Gold-
•
Medallion
*
Hudson
&
McWatters
13c
_*
B
3%c
*
10
Gold
5,000
*
Lake
McKenzie
3,000
*'
2 VAc
■»
3,700
.1
Drilling
Holden Mfg class A
Hollinger Consolidated
2c
Mines
3,630
_100
2 %c
Mclntyre
7c
—
Crow
_!
;
Mayfair Oil
14c
Tower
Home
Maybrun
10
780
20c
1
Mines
Dauch
Ji
115
12%
18c
14c
1
Paper preferred
Pickle
Ltd
6 Vic
Laxe
Gold
100
common
Preferred
1
Iron
Headway
115
11%
__
1
27
*
5% %
preferred
Matachewan Consolidated
1
Mines
Mines—
Lakes
Hendershot
Hinde
13%
*
Minerals
Gold
of
Heath
*
100
common
Carpets
26%
Maritimes
7.80
7.95
36,750
Engravers
15
Mining
McNeeley Mines
11,346
1
Hardee
Photo
1
2.00
common
27,500
;
34%
760
1
Cotton
6c
1
12%
Mining
Hamilton
5C
100
Oils
Lake
Mines
5%C
Mines
Gwillim
Hallnor
Phillips
common
12%
Gold
Peruvian
Petrol
*
85c
1,000
8c
Minerals
17,000
27c
17,550
19c
Mines
Gold
13,910
1
Marcon
Perron
Oil
&
34,057
Marboy
Marigold
Gas
17
Mines
Gunnar
-
Milling
Permo
3.35
80c
5,338
39c
94c
preferred
Credit
3.00
28c
25%
34c
7c
common
16%
1
24
34c
10c
Exploration Ltd
Exploration
17
Gardens
12%
Mines
50
1
10
TPust
14,500
»
*
Rights
PCE
3.20
;
25»%
10c
Peerless
—1
Preferred
1,964
3.80
Fields
*
Guaranty
Consolidated
Paymaster
6,550
*
20,283
6.30
7%c
Gold
Consolidated
Peoples
Major trans
4,500
11%
1
"
—
Penmans
——__*
67
11
6.10
1
—
9,510
Barvue
__
Pato
Canada
of
6,000
Uranium
1,050
1.60
*
Patino
.3.10
,
63
11
*
——
*
Mines
Limited—_
1.15
*
Drilling
1
River__
—
Consolidated
10.60
11%
trust
Parker
2.92
1.27
1,580
9,400
——1
2.99
1.17
9
1
Pembina Pipeline common
Preferred
1.17
8%
Mines
7 VAc
l
Powell
&
870
9
"
;
1
Lake
9.90
.3.15
Mines
7%c
23
6
Porcupine
Amalgamated
7Vic
23
5%
20c
*
23
9,500
6
;
100
20
32c
*
,
7,100
4 VAc
30c
Ltd
Pardee
120,300
4c
725
30c
90C
Hersey
26
4%c
8%
6.15
10c
1
3,500'
25c
8
—
26
23c
7%c
22c
8
—:.
9c
20c
7c
23c
common
26
20c
9.920
1
Nickel
Paramaque
6,500
1
8.919
1.58
"
Express
Pamour
9,400
5 VAc
290
5.65
1.52
Mines
Petroleums
Panvoil
.
5%c
31
5.45
—*
9%c
Mines
Oockshutt
Bloedel
320
,
6 VAc
30 %
1.53
1
*
-
__
warrants
Greening Wire
Greyhound Lines
Hard
Gold
860
__
52c
6c
31
5.45
1
Lake
Page
7,500
50c
—10
1
1
preferred
Red
Magnet
1,850
*
common—
48c
13,000
Warrants
29,000
9c
44c
11,980
13c
1
Pacific
320
7%c
37c
*
Debenture
&
Pacific
2,500
8c
1,100
35c
11 VAc
37c
90c
—
Preferred
10,640
95c
8%
44c
1
;
43
__
VAC
94c
8%
8%
*
Mines
A
MacLeod
2,540
*
Gas
*
1,000
8,100
9 VA c
Copper
Overland
.660
9 % c 11
29,200
9 VAc
Wholesale
Osisko
4,260
47%
M)
80c
*
Saddlery
Winnipeg
35 %
46%
Goldfield
42
*
West
Greater
33
46%
11 Vic
16c
6c
Gold
Oshawa
8,187
1
1.10
A
33%
13 %c
58c
Mines
Ormsby
735
31%
1
70c
—1
B
31%
33%
35 %
95c
43
1
Development
Coal
5%
50
warrants—
West
Class
7.80
31
*
600
6c
—
Loan
450
30
32c
717
57c
Mines
Orenada
8,850
30%
50
80c
-•
preferred
B
11c 11 Vic
5%
2.15
30%
A
Mines
Macmill
29
1
common
2.02
30%
31%
Explorations
*
common
Warrants
Plains
Macfie
1.33
9.00
Northern
Class
200
1.35
Warrants
$2.80
14'A
HVic
Paper
Great
2.07
pfd—30
Mines——
MacDonald
*
Great
•2,000
_*
1st
4,500
1
—
Macassa
*
Mines
1,000
2 VAc
165
9c
*
—
Malartic
Orchan
500
2%c
77
V
——1
Oils
Opemiska
23,825
23
Metals
Rare
14c
*
:
——_—
Mines
Gold
Ontario
910
1.70
6 VAc
21%
22%
16%
*
class A
preferred
Yellowknife
1
Mines
Granduc
__
Lynx
16
6c
(W
76,700
1.60
200
75
8 VAc
■
1
-—
Okalta
220,300
51c
14,396
2.40
20 VA
9c
Mines
Oleary
4,215
67c
44c
_1
Petroleum-—
Louvicourt
4.00
51c
6%c
20
Uranium
Lowney
3.85
1.65
Gas
Lyndhurst
906
500
s
16%
Warrants
20,400
17c
1.29
1
1
Canada
Lorado
1,700
5,700
*
Goldray
class
11
21c
19 Vic
Oka
1
Limited
18c
20c
2,000
Minerals
(M)
18c
1
17c 18 VAc
_1
:
4Vic
_♦
17c
48c
5%c
2.40
32c
—-——1
:
Mines
Lake
OBrien
warrants—
1
Mines
6,000
58c
—
A
Nudulama
10c 11 VAc
3.90
Mines
class
1
Mines
Mackay
Class
Obaska
1
preferred
B
Locana
13%
1
Envelopes class A
Gulch
55c
7
55c
1
Mines
Exploration
'Jranium
55c
8%
1,625
3
Preferred
50c
common
13,190
10Vic
50c
9,685
19
77
Beaucage
45c
2.05
—_*
Mines
1st
B
Cos
Nova
40c
1.95
d
300
9,100
15%
-5 VAc
•
——2
preferred——100
Utility
Mines
Norvalie
1.95
4.30
i.
Groceterias
42%
180
Northwestern
40'Ac
3.00
Mines
Gold
43%
345
75c
1,350
V
-
1,730
7%
4.25
Long Lac Gold
Loblaw
6'A
2.75
'.
T
Gold
1
cl
Mines
Industries
Little
.
—1
Secord
6,000
2,904
1
Drilling
Yellowknife
Grafton
500
5%
7%
6
30c
'
—
:
Shares
48
14
5%c
for Week
1.17
1.03
15
1
■
47%'
1.17
-
*
Gas—
:.
Utilities
Northland
1
American
5 Vic
*
Natural
Warrants
1
Silver
Langis
38'A
1
3,120
*
Lamaque Gold
Latin
37
100
20 %
Gold
Mines
5 Vic
__
20
1
Mines
1%
Wares
Tire
Shore
Luz
5 Vic
100
20 VA
Mines
38%
>
Genex
Goodyear
3.60
Telephone
1,857
1
Osu
•
Motors
Goldfields
3.55
__
Ontario
35,791
32%
28c
v
48
—*
Mines——d
Canada
Northern
13c
32
Mines
Gas
Lingman
La
8,605
*
Star
-
High
Low
-30c
warrants
:
Oil
preferred———-50
Northern
12c
75c
Dufault
Lake
70,915
21%
!
Petroleum
Great
30
18
A
2,700
32Vi
—
Lake
765
19
Northspan
9c
12%c
10
—
1
Steel
Great
95
3.75
8c
:_10
common
A—
Lake
1,958
3.50
Northern
1
—
Cement
Lakeland
11,100
23%
10 Vic
Co
General
Great
4%c
3.75
10
Development
Dynamics
Goidaie
Lake
414
22%
North
9,218
*
Mining
Warrants
490
23
1,800
30c
<■
i.
Class
2,885
common
General
Great
70
140
—1
2.30
29c
30c
-32,285
Range'
of Prices
Par
High
13%
2.25
1
—
(John)
Lafarge
910
1
Bakeries
Class
11%
Low
:
..
Sale Price
•'
900
11%
100
preferred
Mines—
Gordon
52c
136
class A
Power
General
Iron
Last:.
STOCKS
Shares
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
for Week
12%
1
3—
;
Townsite
Labrador
100
10%
*
preferred
5%%
prior preferred
4%
4.00
50c
20c
5%
Globe
Labatt
4.00
68%
,/
12%
1
Minerals—
Kopan
11
Mining
Gatineau
Glenn
9,600
89,700
*
Gaitwin
Glacier
8c
37c
11
Gold
Copper
Kirkland
140
—
preferred
J)
Kilembc
Kirkland
195
69%
Addison
7,497
*
Limited-:
(Charles)
Fruehauf
General
4.25
_*
Petroleum
General
48'A
;
A
Companies
General
48
4.00
Frobisher
Geco
7Vic
32c
—
5
-
-
Co
Francoeur
Frosst
"32c
1
Canada
Foundation
'
3.45
*
common
Corp
Freiman
19,900
*
Fleetwood
French
320
1.28
*
Mfg
Fraser
17%
1.18
Kerr
3,775
4.05
1
Products
17%
1
:
_—:
class
Fibre
■
Range
of Prices
Par
18%
1.28
'
1
:
-
High
17%
17%
1
-
1
Ltd
Fatima
6%
Last
Sale Price
Shares
18
*
Uranium
Farwest
Hi
Week's
Friday
for Week
'
•
1961
Monday, January 30,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
1
43c
-
43c
48c
1
22c
22c
24c
1
49c
48c
53c
8,466
9,183-
17,900
Stanwell
Oil
&
Gas
—
.1
1
*•
"
Starratt
Nickel-
Stedman
Bros
_A__:
—1—1;
*
7c "
37%
6 VAc
33%
t
8c
37%
,
200
8,629
34.106
156,800
Volume
Number 6025
193
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Sales
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
jy
«
Canada
of
Steel
Steeloy
Low
73%
—
74
8,596
5c
5c
600
7.60
8.25
21,648
21%
1
—
21%
21%
1,110
—20
Minnesota
Price
Superior
56
100
Yukon
30c
1
28c
34c
:
283,950
6c
—
1.20
1.60
22c
Petroleum
Supertest
1
f -S
Preferred
93%
40
2.10
2.15
18,525
Taylor
Teek
l. ::1
_
_
2.00
64c
10
1.82
1.77
1.88
1.36
1.40
—
16c
61%
Torbrit
Silver
Toronto
Dominion
Toronto
Elevators
—
Toronto
Star
_
_
Trusts
28c
11%
1,245
72
72
305
__
58%
50
_
warrants
1957
Canada
Trans
Canada
39
37%
Trinty
_
...
16c
....
...
Co
—
Mines
Union
Gas
Canso
class
Corps
A
United
Keno
United
New
United
Oils
Steel
Vandoo
Consolidated
Venezuelan
Power
Vespar
Mfg
Victoria
&
Violamac
Grey
4%c
4,000
35c
75C
600
Westburne
-Westates
7,400
6.20
6.30
39%
38"%
2.60
2.65
1,300
9c
9c
3,000
—
1
—
13 %c
—
14c
1,566
1.05
1.10
4,510
4%c
—
—
4%c
56c
10%
Western
Plywood
32%
1.65
Surf
class
<>
preferred
—
—
,
10%
500
13c
5,025
42
44%
...
n
4 V2
45
3,625
44
46
3,049
100
preferred
..
90
91
35
...100
..
106
106
19%
21%
Pass
s
Yukon
&
Wiltsey
Wood
Industries
Class
Yale
A
Yankee
Canuck
Yellowknife
Young
(H
Yukeno
Zenith
G)
Zulapa
405
1,935
5.95
6.25
250
1.21
1.34
11c
12c
3,000
___20c
3c
3%c
1
Mines
—
1.10
1
64c
1.05
62c
1.12
porarily
Total
loans
S.
Gov't
securities....
26,747,185
Due
from
securities
and
foreign
Cash
items
Bank
26,862,255
banks
163,638
premises
Other
5,325,039
+
+
16,642
to
capital
working
reduction
of
short-term
The
purposes.
capital
and
balance
used
for
assets
50,936,403
LIABILITIES
The
27,747,160
209,127
176,055
+
16,372,598
reserves—
Treasurer—general
acc't
—
335,080
—1,237,259
513,246
+
131,260
Foreign
260,955
+
20,298
+
401,827
+
14,891
+
62,168
Deferred
17,548,627
availability cash items
4,319,268
168,631
—
—1,239,941
936,003
247,129
—
Other
liabilities
&
accrued
divs.
33,734
588
+
liabilities
49,648,789
—1,313,173
—1,303,713
of
at
Scott's
In
550
the
net
the
am
annual
"I
ACCOUNTS
paid
in—;
415,656
1,955
+
25,858
+
817,423
the
Other
capital
54,535
15,311
+
27,182
—
end
happy
&
efficiency
—1,295,907
to
of
bilities
F.
R.
River
several
Trade
liability
on
will
foreign
correspondents
213,055
6,880
—
89,457.
+
mainly
as
result
a
the
of
holders
the
1960
to $297,159,-
compared
Scott
of
securities,
1959
over
along
account
while
with
those
for
sales
increased
increased
results.
5.4%.
emphasis
I
look
67c
Pulp & Paper Co.
pulp
mill
of
in
took
an
Madison,
negotiations.
decision
of
option
The
Me.
It
Dec.
was
16,
on
not
1960
Jan.
3%c
4c
2.35
2.45
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
20,
FEDERAL
1961
TO
18 %c
19c
20,600
:—1
22c
25C
certain properties.
Monetary
Unit
Noon
Buying
Rate
in
the
have
water
until Aug. 3, 1961 to exercise the option.
agreement deals exclusively with Scott's Madison
rights connected with it; Scott's pulp and paper
Winslow, Mo.,
are
involved.
not
the
area.
Kennebec
would
expect
to
offer
employment
to
a
RESERVE
BANK
26,
TO
1961,
TREASURY
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
United
States
OF
1930
Cable
Transfers
In
New
York
(Value
in
Money)
Friday
Australia,
I
Austria,
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
National
Corp
Anglo
Newfoundland
Asbestos
-.1$
Bulolo
Canada
Canada
&
Bronze
Canadian
Dalhouse
Dupont
Co
Loblaw
Class
B
*
1
1
when
class
_
A
new
ii
'
490
--
—
—
*
common
Paper
Inc
Maclaren
*
:
common
International
i
:—*
Investments....—*
Paper
Glass
18
——
:—*
Oil
Dominion
18
6.50
common
General
Consolidated
—
5
...
—
-*
—
issued__250
J
:
India,
—
—
—
.—
2.50
—
2.50
—
31
31
194
42%
43%
4,543
14%c 14%c
1,000
6868
^
20%
20/a
2,230
32
*3%
32 %
14
21%
21 Va
793
410
20%
21 Va
France
2,204
205
Italy,
New
.0383687
.0200875
2.236318
.0383875
.0200812
.0200737
.0383875
.0200662
1.007812
1.008151
1.009322
.210362
.210400
.210425
.210400
.00311253
.00311253
.00311253
.00311253
.00311253
.204025
.204031
.204037
.204037
.204037
239712
.239700
.239700
.239700
.
.209737
.209737
.209775
2.807040
2.806060
2.806400
.00160905
yen
.00160910
.
,
.239700
.209800
.209775
2.806680
2.806580
.00160880
.00160875
.00160870
.00278633
Zealand,
—
pound—
krone
.00278533
.328333
.328333
.328266
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.265087
.265018
.265006
.264850
.264843
2.778277
2.778613
2.778891
2.778792
.140062
guilder
.00278483
.328266
2.779247
dollar
.00278550
.328233
.0800560
malayan
peso
Norway,
2.236398
2.236175
.0383875
1.007083
franc.
pound
Netherlands,
2.235904
.210362
!
rupee
Mexico,
Thursday
1.006302
lira
Malaysia,
.0120596
.0120559
.0200675
(Metropolitan) new
deutsche mark
Japan,
Jan, 26
.0120596
.0120633
.0383875
1
markka
Ireland,
Jan. 25
*
rupee
Finland,
Wednesday
Jan. 24
2.236685
schilling
franc
dollar
Ceylon,
Tuesday
Jan.23
.0120559
Germany,
300
25,395
8,974
3,130
4,050
985
165
—
Sugar..
Shares
High
7%
44%
7%
26%
6.75
17%
31%
—
*
Dominion
Sales
for Week
Monday
$
pound
Belgium,
7%
40
6%
25%
6.35
17%
31%
■—
Development.—5
Dredging
Vinegars
Canadian
Paper..
1
Corp
Gold
*
*
—,
Pulp
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
Canadian
Week's
peso—
Canada,
Toronto Stock Exch.—Crub Section
Andian
substantial
INCLUSIVE
Jan. 20
Argentina,
.140025
.140018
.140050
.140043
.00278566
.0349250
.0349250
.0349250
.0349250
.0349250
peseta
Sweden, krona
.0166436
.0166436
.0166436
.0166436
.0166436
.193350
.193500
.193521
.193525
Switzerland, franc
.232275
.232187
.232106
.232118
.232087
2.796552
2.795576
2.795915
2.796194
2.796094
2.807040
2.806060
2.806400
2.806680
2.806580
Portugal,
escudo
Spain,
Union
United
of
South
Kingdom,
Africa,
pound
pound
sterling—
buy
cul¬
Kennebec
run
JANUARY
for
1961
Scott will appeal the FTC decision
20,000
and
to
transaction
5,000
Country
to
prompted by the
that orders Scott
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
of the world.
We give below a record for the week
just passed.
JANUARY
1,250
1
Mining
Anglo
19
19,750
1
Mines
FOREIGN
Inten¬
research
on
forward
Pursuant to the requirements of Section
countries
said.
company,
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
certifies
pdrtlal
were
to exercise the option, it would plan to continue
mill, and to integrate the facility into the company's exist¬
ing pulp and paper mill in Madison. Scott's Madison mill is a signifi¬
cant factor in the economy of the
region since it employs some 80
people and buys a considerable amount of pulpwood in the surrounding
to
accept¬
for
purchased
preferred dividends, werfe
previous year's $3.08.
Shares of
Kennebec-Scott
and
If
3.4%
ihUll959.
court,
mills
.2%
11.8%
Commission
Federal
lia¬
37.9%
net
c"
$24,795:070'
to
after
$313,276,344 in
inform
months
divest itself of
—1,262,422
reserves
note
combined
Contingent
ances
and
1959
for
year.
grounawood
minates
mill
certificate
gold
deposit
over
highs
confidence."
Kennebec
The
Ratio
the
1960
1959.
reached
programs
to
50,936,403
;
compared
over
in
record
to point out that for the third consecutive year the
increased its earnings at a higher percentage rate than
in sales," Mr. McCabe
related.
"In
1960,
Scott's net
in
capital
set
sales.
like
has
Kennebec
liabilities
accounts
of
to
development,
Federal
Total
10.4%
Sell Mill—
earnings
and
and
stock,
common
its
report," Thomas B. McCabe, President of the
Scott's
accounts
of
sales
increase
with
42,615
+
$27,729,943
of
previous
should
and
Capital
of
and the
general investing public, of these results immediately on the availability
of audited figures and preliminary to the
publication of the complete
sified
Surplus
shares
the
earnings went up
CAPITAL
share,
common
outstanding increased 1.5%,
company
Total
8,329 %
own
company's 3% convertible debentures.
On Dec. 31,
outstanding common shares numbered 8,035,565 compared with 7,919,636
7,302
+
share
increase
an
"I
deposits
per
totaled
per
conversion
shares
Total
company increased
5.4%
growth in sales,
a
income
Earnings
32,865
Other
97,715
—
on
Pa.,
earnings
common
bank
Member
S.
11.8%
$3.40,
Deposits:
U.
Chester,
Net
(
notes—
proceeds
corporate
65,299
—1,262,422
income,
Reserve
incurred
the
of
Management officials as a group
outstanding non-voting common stock.
the
by
Federal
loans
of
general
20,000 shares.
7,127
+
—
-1,295,907
a
40,000 shares of
Scott Paper Co.—Record Highs—May
Total
filed
136,642
—
241
271,369,
...
Md.,
933,665
+
—1,188,959
107,972
—
assets
Baltimore,
to Indebtedness, two series of preferred stock and
40,000
non-voting common stock,
the
company
has outstanding
common stock, of which T. E.
Schluderberg, president,
owns 10,000 shares and holds of record as
a
trustee 10,000 shares, and
Albert B. Krudle, executive vice president holds of record as a trustee
15
in process of collection
working
added
be
shares
—
St.,
on
stock,
purposes.
In addition
+1,311,578
164,400
SEC
be applied to the
may
for'seasonal
19,410
*
.
Metal
U.
Baltimore
the
common
18,600
Mines____;
Mines
+1,311,578
agreem't
will
Total
East
with
5,780
1
Electric
Zenmac
1,500
23
17%
_
Oil
Bear
11c
23
40c
Zinc
&
164,400
3800
The company and its subsidiaries are engaged in the meat
packing
business and related operations. The branded
products of the company
are sold
principally under the name "Esstce ■>" in the eastern seaboard
area.
Of the net proceeds from the stock
sale, $450,000 will be used
for capital expenditures to modernize
the hog slaughter facilities at
the Baltimore plant, although some part or all of such funds tem¬
51,300
+
of
statement
non-voting
36,550
16%
warrants
Hargreaves
Lead
8,000
26,747,185
outright
2,300
9%c
—"*
A
A
bought
under repurchase
200
____5
class
class
Ltd
Total
Held
15,725
20c
11c
1
___
(J)
Woodward
Wright
1
:
5%
1.29
9c
1.26
-
Coghlan
Windfall
5 %
.1
...
Warrants
1.21
18 %c
.
Mines
+1,457,500
—
of
13,141
——
'
White
13,500
and
the
15
Warrants
Willroy
—1,457,250
12,467,793
...
joined.
amendment.
+1,260,028
10,000
.
Notes
Bonds
132,900
9,049,743
....j,
—
having
for
Jan. 25, 1961, covering 20,000
to be
offered
for
public sale
through a group of underwriters headed by Alex. Brown & Sons. The
public offering price and underwriting, terms are to be supplied by
161
12 %c
50c
A
...
5,140
35
10%
•
"B"
200
90c
35
*
31
88c
90c
-1
—
"A"
Inlet
(Geo)
B
2,694,573
2,535,071
—
both companies
of Interests.
com¬
include
Sisalkraft
wage
firm,
shares
Certificates
x*esults
Schulderberg-Kurdle Co., Inc.—Proposes Offering—
This
registration
6,309
+
125
30
Co
1,399
384,222
—
1,152
1.65
._
"A"_
Class
Bills
310
32%
32%
_•
Petroleum
1,208
securities:
1,700
10
5
_
•_
1,970
...
Bought outright—
8,900
1.10
53c
.....
Grocers
Government
outright
to
combat
were
900
1.00
-
.
Breweires
Decalta
S.
~
♦
__
41,968
68,175
46,895
advances
pooling
earnings
$536,199,354,
American
general expenses, the largest item being in labor
rate increases granted during the year.
cost-price squeeze on earnings, cost reduction efforts
intensified throughout the company.—V. 192, p. 1495.
due
11,377
8,700
"
Western
Western
9%c
1
_
-
Copper'
Warrants
7C
—
■s
Oil
Canada
Western
250
—
—
+
+
5,167
——
.1.25
Petroleum
'Western
U.
11,330
1.12
3.50
1
.
Products
Western
40
1.03
3.50
1
-
Gas
and
Acceptances—bought
—2,014,049
55,472
6,900
—
..
57,633
720,418
498,882
—;___
442
82c
*
__
&
900
6.25
....
Mines
Discounts
II,000
45%
«
Oil
25c
2.40
80c
——
Ltd.
17,150,453
reserves..
banks
—:
150
2.40
*
.
administrative
To
21,240
92%
45
1
_
Ltd.
36 Va
21c
<■
Westeel
%
32%
10
Petroleums
Malartic
Weston
33%
.
..
Canada
Canadian
West
18,526
4%c
_
Ltd
other
6,738
1
...
Nickel
West
18,175
32,235
'
Knapp
Lake
16,526
8
*
Petroleums
&
T '28;
1.35
__
.....
W
&
•
7
Equipment
$6
12c 12 %c-
*
Mines
Mines
Wespac
I
1.21
Mines
G
Werner
9.50
1.26
_
Wasamac
Webb
9.20
1
B
Trust
of
cash
50
,
92
Waterous
Wayne
2,195
58%
_
class
Amulet
Walker
29%
58%
10
Mines
Viceroy
+', ' 85,951
425
7%
Ventures
-
21%
1.26
*
Debentures
27%
1.27
Exploration.
preferred
gold certificate
notes
R.
Other
85
1
_
2,634
"
1,167
tt
Corp
—
4,100
85c
21%
1
_
Mines
F.
12,411
9.35
a
Canada
4.00
85c
'V
—■
•
..
_
1,500
26%
pfd_. —50
Fortune
190
21c
27%
a
Hill
17%
55%
3.95
'
—
—
"A"
1,059,811
notes
these
of
financial
and
In lumber
and plywood
and in some types of plastics,
depressed
prices resulted in sharply lowered profits. Other adverse factors
affecting earnings were the continuing rises in operating costs and
—2,100,000
''
.
Investment
170
16
—30
Fuel
400
20c
•
B
United
9,675
10
49 %
55%
■
♦
■1
Waite
17%
_1
.
Preferred
United
—
9c
10
—'
■
—
*
trust"
R.
54,999
2,850
8c
■
1
"voting
F.
years
1960 through
to
high
Inc.
market
48,775
5%c
49%
'
■
.1
Asbestos
United
I,400
11c
5c
50
.
23c
8c
23c
——
__
.
for
—
during
new
a
Consolidated
Paper Mills,
1960 and 1959
prices.
1960
27,540
—
.....
fund
16,090,642
_
Jan. 27.
'
50
.
..
common
Corp
United
Upper
2.40
*
_
Canada
of
Mining
Class
2.25
2.27
1
.
..
preferred
United
1,165
.1
common
preferred
Union
35,492
18
1
Ltd
Acceptance
1st
10 %
17
«■
Shawkey
Union
9%
.
Gas
account..
1959.
reached
Howard
full
addition
costs
Total
23,111
..
_
1961
II,375
22
..
_
Redemption
425
50c
tt
City
Ultra
3.00
43c
21%
.
*
_
Jan. 18,
1961
525
9%
_
Chibougamau
Twin
B
Pipeline
_
Jan. 25,
,
j.
certificate
Gold
300
21%
1
.
_
Increase ( + ) or
.
sales
1960, St. Regis realized a profit
of $27,829,590, after applicable
taxes, on the sale of its Canadian bag
plants. It represented $2.47 per share of common.
The
reduction
in
earnings last year,
the
company
explains, was
brought about by a variety of factors. During the period, sales volume
dropped in some fields and this was accompanied by a softening of
Decrease (—) Since
ASSETS
of
the
Regis
In
(In thousands of dollars)
1,075
37%
2.60
Pipeline
M'ining
Tribag
75
5,500
mm
1
Ltd-..
.
St.
for
in
common
net
$505,672,277 in 1959.
operations
Corp.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
.
22,640
_
Oil
Triad
.
10c
40%
40
—
Exploration
Prairie
Trans
/
7c
38%
_
39
14c
...
Pipeline
Transmountain
58%
58%
7c
39
«
A
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
6,455
11%
warrants.—
Trans
15,500
!
11
1
class
preferred—
1956
28c
63 Va
27c
*
5%
200
7,400
61%
20
....
preferred.
Finance
pared with the $30,067,898 reported for 1959,
according to a statement
Jan. 25, following a
meeting 01 the ooard 01 directors.
Net was
equal to approximately $1.91 a share on 11,260,029 shares of common
stocK
outstanding at
year-end,
compared
with
$2.98
a
share
on
issued
the
23,540
16
42c
63%
_
Exploration
Towagmac
58c
10
.
_
100
*
565
<1
—
General
Toronto
_1
Bank.
37
Continued from page 8
Consolidated
2,000
16
—
Mines
9,900
5c
40c
16
»
—
.
65c
5%
52c
53c
0
.
_
50
3%c
1
._10c.
'
Mines.
81%
5%
5%
2,986
61c
.1
—
63
81 %
63
*
Petroleum
19,836
55c
9,949,843 shares of
15,788
_x_.—___u
Tip Top Tailors
62c
37
1,,
;
2,550
16c 17 %c
■'
1
0
.
54c
136
23,885
common..
Park
Corp
25
1
Mines
Gold
13,885
10
Lundrhafk
Thompson
Consolidated
3,912
58c
10
J100
Thorncliffe
Traders
1.50
64c
_
Preferred
Tombill
2.00
_
___
1,915
pared .with
•*435
10
—
_________
Territory Mining
Texaco Canacia Limited
V.
25
1
preferred—
Gold
Temagami
Tidal
25
*
Pearson
Tiara
25
___1
Mines—
Hughes
24c
•
Industries
Taneorci
Taurcanis
42 ya
I,400
23c 24 %C
__
-35c
:—.
common
500
41
,
1,310
0
Mines
Sylvaqite Gold
Tamblyn
2.58
50
15%
35%
.100
——
Industries
Switson
1
Ordinary
136
48
2.38
570
2.50
15
93%
«
32 %
47%
2.58
*
;
....
High
25,800
15%
Warrants
M
1 $
;
Shares
3,950
20c
15 Vs
1
...
common
*
..1
General Corporation and
Investment News
for Week
6,500
2.50
Propane
32
2.50
.
Zellers
6c
1.50
15 Vs
Mines
—
Paper
Bros
56
.1
_
Exploration
Sunburst
13
.
Consolidated
Sullivan
III
Gold—.—
River
Sturgeon
....—
Ontario
&
Ogilvie Flour common
"Fend Oreille Mines
6c
Trusts...—
Sterling
Range
of Prices
Low
51
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Par
;
...
STOCKS
.
Shares
7.75
:
Week's
Friday
for Week
High
72%
*
Mining..
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg class A—
(539)
.193531
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52
C,,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(540)
t
.
.
Monday, January 30, 1961/
.
t/
\<
ft >
■i
The
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp.—Results for 1960—
f! j:
•V
■F/!
ft i9
in
the
for
1959.
totaled $54,948,000, compared with $51,501,000
year
income
outstanding
equivalent
$1,496,000,
was
Dec.
on
to
$2.23
per
1959.
31,
•hi
Resistor
Reon
See
ft ft
Co.—Construction Budget
million.
in
additions
and
has spent more than $1 billion
improvements to its electrical system serving Central
California,
according
to
Harold
Quinton,
Edison
past
the
During
and
Southern
10
Edison
years
net income during 1960,
'ft •' -V... -ft- • • •' ft/
'• A.
Herbert R. Silverman,
President, said that receivables acquired in
1960 totaled $1,275,432,000, compared to $1,049,971,000
in 1959. Con¬
solidated
net
income
was
$4,377,030, an increase of
19ft
over
the
l|-!
offices
Edison
-if
in
the
ft,
<
a
i'
t
for
of
decade
a
kilowatts."
million
10
has
figure to reach 10 million by 1985.
expect to have reached a goal considered
ago—a
peak electrical demand
on
our
this
said,'"we
he
incredible
system
",han
more
kilowatts
million
a
either under construction
Mr. Quinton announced.
capacity
future,
now
additional
of
generating
the
for
authorized
or
near
With
total
investment
51.
Station,
will
that
units
two
Unit
Beach, Edison's
at Huntington
4
will
installation
one
million,
$110
exceed
Long
near
nearly
triple
work is progressing
capacity of the
Beach,
generating
the
plant. Mr. Quinton said the new units, each rated at 310,000
kilowatts,
will cost about $78 million
and are
scheduled for com¬
present
"i
I'.-l..
pletion
next
Nine
fth
t,r
1961
in
stations
continuing
electrical
help
slated
are
Modernization
the
further
to
substations
the
California.
increase
to
to
response
Southern
year
year.
distribution
new
the
area's
at
during
growth of Central
also
are
planned
rapid
projects
capacity
construction
for
of
number
a
development,
he
and
this
sub¬
192,
existing
said.—V.
2512.
p.
The
(.'ft
Atlanta
filing
of
holding
w
K
ft
a,!:
additional
stock
.shares
Wl
$6,000,000;
Gulf
for
Power
Co.,
Co.,
each
purposes.—V.
to
rose
This
the
figures
of
earnings
60.COO
Mississippi
and
Alabama
and
Power
Georgia
the | five
by
subsidiaries
for
construction
Charles
has
193,
been
and
of
the
the
j>ft
offered
to
to
its
Products,
Option
been
$2,000,0G0
appointed
principal
debentures due Dec. 1,
of
employees
Stock
has
Co.
for
registration
a
registration
The
-u
for
Inc.,
last
year
chares
of
of
of
of
to
profit
Dec.
of
192,
p.
con¬
SEC
A
Jan.
on
its
subsidiaries
Hill,
1961,
19,
to
stock,
common
be
6.4
of
Also
the
corocration
net
reported
value
par
or
1960,
stock
common
$2.18
share
a
Jan.
on
24
profit
equivalent to $1.19
outstanding,
307,230
on
a
of
$362,046
share on
compared
shares
304,365
with
net
outstanding
1.
Assets
to
31,
Dec.
1959
2.5
of
ratio
a
with
$10,790,103
were
liabili¬
1.
to
company's sound financial position now
Tandy, is the calling in for redemption
the
retirement, of
Jan.
31, 1961.
This will relieve the corporation of over $30,000 per
in dividend and servicing costs.
Shares of common heretofore
for
conversion of
the preferred are
thereby made available
said
future,
Mr.
the
outstanding
corporation's
preferred
stock
by
reserved
for
in
use
is
future
Charles Tandy reports that manage¬
such acquisitions in fields related to
and recreational activities.
acquisitions.
searching for
actively
hobby,
mail
300,000
and
educational
The
leather
Tan
The
the
N.
The
Jan.
on
purchase
ma¬
finished
department
ft/
approximately $7.9 million.
Standard
Forgings manufactures steel forgings for railroad equipment
and automotive companies and a variety of drop
forgings for general
industry.—V. 192, p. 1860.
A
machinery
of
Gulf
S.
letter
a
notification with
one cent)
to
of
stock
common
(par
Philadelphia
First
ft"1 '■11
equipment,
capital.
and
Sulphur Co.
sulphur
The
Sulphur
tons
192,
be
vessel
by
''ft'ft'ft ft'v ft;
.
to underwriter*
advertising and sales,
research
be
an
ocean-going tanker capable
sulphur, was put into service in
Queen,
the
is
It
first
vessel
ocean-going
exclusively
devoted
The
the
in
of molten
the transport
to
operated
Marine
by
is
Queen
Transport
Lines
Gulf
the Texas
converted
a
T-2
Inc.,
New
Sulphur
tanker
Co.
will
and
Gulf to transport sulphur from its main storage
at Beaumont, Tex., to two new molten sulphur
N. J., and Norfolk, Va.
terminal
at
Carteret,
new
carrier
cargo
important
at
two
of
Gulf's
molten,
sulphur
.
which
opened
distribution
public
East
new
Texas
in
shipments
Cincinnati,
for
to
sulphur
of
volume
terminal
the
and
additions
shipments
in
terminal
first
be
long-term contract with
Sulphur
Texas
loading
terminals
p.
will
under
Marine
used
and
!ft
i-/
'ft;
if,
if/
f
J%
hi
vA
Net
totalled
its
!
the
$186,960
Dec.
23
31,
cents
This
a
automotive
24
or
the
last
period
Valpey
three
earnings
automobile industry,
share compared with
the
for
products
three
firm
months
ended
year,
of
affected
the
by
fiscal
model
or
year,
35
cents
period
a
change-overs
in
year.
estimated
if
months
are
and the six-month loss of $83,083 or 11 cents
a loss of $491,312 or
64 cents a share for the
Texas Power &
in
overall
program
liquid,
or
in
terminals
Coast
form.
form,
this
of
TGS
and
its
1959, was the
industry's
molten
sulphur.—V.
192,
of
of
Light Co.
issue
Bonds Offered
—
—
Public
of
$12,000,000 Texas Power &
Light Company first mortgage bonds, 4Vi% series due
1991 was made on Jan. 24 by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Blyth
& Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co., and Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. The bonds are priced at
101 and accrued interest to yield 4.44% to maturity. The
new
a
awarded to the four investment firms at
was
profit'
that
new
61
for
cents
production
car
a
the
entire
fiscal
share earned
during
coming
in
should
year
the
develops
favorably.
said
He
a
50,000-square-foot
com¬
and
that
Mr.
safety
for
for
the
Clark
over
Valpey
glass,
division
at
4,000 stainless
also
announced
wrap.-around
approximately
.manufacturers.—V.
w
1,000
192,
St.
steel
of
be
these
their
on
joint bid of 100.391
All six bids named a
coupon.
The others
White, Weld & Co.
were:
100.16; Lehman Brothers,
used
for
program
to
parent
and
100.174; East¬
100.112;
and Halsey,
and
400,000
in
a
estimated
portion
a
with
sale
other
expenditures,
of
for
company
its*
funds
the
to
on
hand
for
from
one-piece
boats
a
tempered
with
number
orders
of
boat
with
statement
SEC
the
on
construction
broad
was
the
as
sales
of
is
to
cost
program
amount
to
approximately
$21,300,000
in
and
and
$24,-
and
repair
wider
of
the
to
sinking
bonds
principal amount and
improvement
or
redeemable
are
fund
at
at
prices
ranging
at special
prices
redemption prices
scaling from 101%
principal1
amount.
(entitled
of
upon
common
BUSINESS—The
in
an
of
Texas,
liquidation
stock
of
no
company
par
to
$100
per
share),
and
supplies
electric
service
in
52
counties
central
part
A.
also
was
than
better
1959."
in
bringing
of
into
talent
of
At the same
emphasis on
increased
from
executive
new
adaptation
the creative
commodities.
liquid
of
benefited
search and
acceleration
development, and strengthened ^marketing
feature
of
1960
the
was
of
re¬
programs.
movement
forward
the
analysis,
cost
spots,
key
the tank car to a
time, non-tank car
the
of
com¬
internationally," Mr. Locke said.
"The Union Overseas division,
last year, demonstrated its competitive ability when it was
several major construction contracts abroad.
The acquisition
by Union of the San Francisco firm of Getz Bros. & Co., one of the
country's largest and best established import-export businesses, further
enlarged the scope of the overseas operation."
pany
organized
awarded
The
shares
of
dividend
regular
continued
was
annual
the
at
rate
$1.60
of
share.
The aggregate amount of dividends paid out—$5,651,857—
the highest in the company's history, due to the increased number
Some
outstanding.
earnings
of
$2,168,000
were
retained
in
business.
the
Capital
in
expenditures
in
$11,755,000
1960
$15,333,000
were
compared
as
to
1959.
reduce
to
inventories
"in part because of the improved
ability of suppliers to produce and deliver rapidly,' and in part be¬
cause of more precise internal controls."
"During
the
year,
management
by over $4,700,000," Mr. Locke said,
The
order
1960
of
Union's non-tank car divisions at the
compared to the $23,600,000 at the
for
backlog
able
was
end
end
1959.
$37,200,000
was
"The
efforts
productive
addition
of
executive
new
Union
the
of
talent
the
and
organization
in
of
development
the
1960,
products
new
expectation of further progress,"
Mr.
Locke
said.
"This
is
not
to
imply
that all of
the problems
resulting from the expansion of the past few years have been wholly
overcome.
But
after a
period of consolidation and redirection the
company
is moving forward.
The divisions, considered individually
and
as
a
group,
are
stronger than they were and better prepared
to deal with their problems and opportunities."—V. 192, p. 1346.
reasonable
create
grounds
the
for
*'/V
*!.
-I
United
Financial Corp. of California
ft
V
•
•
-.ft
.
Capital Stock
Offered—Offering of 650,000 shares of capital stock of
United Financial Corporation of California was made on
Jan. 26 by an underwriting group headed by Lehman
Brothers. The stock was priced at $23.50 a share.
the
offered,
shares
—
shares
50,000
are
shares
new
United Financial which will add the resultant pro¬
funds of the company to be available for general
purposes.
The remaining 600,000 .shares are already out¬
to
by
issued
ceeds
general
corporate
standing
being
and
sale
hold
will
by
sold
of stockholders who after the
the 1,430,504 shares to be out¬
number
a
approximately
43%
of
standing.
BUSINESS—The
United
Savings
the
of
capital
South
Gate,
related
and
real
company
of
Rio
It
also
operations,
operates
and
the
is
of
and
all
Calif,
Loan
insurance
an
for
addition
in
stock
capital
Inglewood,
required
and
the
of
of
Savings
Hondo
normally
coverage
estate
89.24%
owns
Association
Loan
and
stock
Calif.
Association
for
agency
protection
licensed
of
fire
of
lenders
an
as
escrow
agency.
EARNINGS—Total
ended
Oct.
31,
United
for
consolidated
forma
pro
1960
appropriations
amounted
general
Gas Improvement
income
$7,122,770
to
reserves
and
the
in
net
months
10
earnings
$2,2"/8,946.—V.
were
192,
before
2658.
p.
Co.—Budget—
'
Approximately
expansion
increasing
figures
E.
do
of
the
Smoker
H.
Smoker,
U.
I.
G.
President,
stated
that
about
$5,800,000
the
of
company's four gas divisions, $631,000 in
and
the balance in its central operations
At
that
out
Gas
the
Reading.
pointed
the expenditures. which will be made by
Works Division of U. G. I. in its capacity as the
gas supply facilities of the City of Philadelphia.
include
not
Philadelphia
Mr.
in
will be spent in 1961 by the company for
improvement of facilities to meet the constantly
its customers for utility service. In making the
$7,200,000
and
demands by
announcement
the
latter location
U.
G.
I.
has
total
its
will
one
in
be
spent
electric
divi¬
Philadelphia
operated
a
central
and
meter
shop for all divisions for a number of years and just recentlyestablished an accounting center to perform the large volume
operations
of customer billing and accounting for the entire system.
repair
"The
major
be
new
ment
value.
comprising 47,200 square miles in the north
having an estimated population of 1,463,000.
area
4,600,0G0
moves
Edwin
and
cars
variety
sion.
new
the
at
encouraging
and
fundamental
results,"
investment
divisions
$17,000,000
1961
this was equivalent,
end of the year.
basis,
outstanding
Contributing to this gain, Mr. Locke reported, were increased income
the use of
tank car service, new efficiencies in manufacturing
operator
construction
expected
sh^re
per
a
shares
from
ootained from Texas Utilities
repayment
On
3,550,186
in the Union organization
of the past few years began to
Locke, Jr., told stockholders in the
company's annual report. "In spite of the prevailing downtrend in
large areas of the national economy in 1960, the company's consoli¬
dated
net income
for the year
rose
and the ratio of net income to
the
for
Up—
company
nearly
history.
concrete
the
and
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization of the comoanv at Oct. 31, 1960
long term debt of $108,240,000, 373,766 shares of preferred
shares
$14,000,000.—V.
over
ft/'ft/ftftft /ft:'/:',ft 'ftft/ftft : ft/ftft /Sftft'
vft
Co.—Net
Car
111.,
the
on
1960,
"will
assembly
Tank
show
for
a
well
to
registration
a
the
in
risen
figures compare with 1959 net income of $6,545,159, which on
a
per share basis was equivalent to $1.86 per share, on
the 3,526,486
shares outstanding a year ago.
Sales in 1960 were $115,356,148 in contrast to $115,497,521 in 1959.
comorised
of
the
general economy,
and
research at Transitron.
in
now
now
and
company's
stock
'•
windows.
filed
increased
$2.20
short
1962
1962.
105.50ft
the
the
to about $4,500,000,
REDEMPTION—The
from
has
These
the
company.
company's
1960
from
cover
1961
loans amounting
The
is
reported on Jan. 23 that its net income
20% over 1959, on a total dollar basis as
well as on a per share basis.
Income from sales and services in 1960
virtually equaled the record set in 1959.
Net
income
for
the
year
was
$7,820,242,
the second highest in*
architectural
development
1242.
4x/2%
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
Co..
products
'ft;:/'-
Chicago,
1960
to
windshield
p.
the
24
Stuart & Co. Inc., 108.08.
will
facilities
and
covering 375,000 shares of common stock, to be offered
key employees of the company under its Option
executives and key employees.—V.
192, -p. 2168.
Union
to the company's missile
has been completed on schedule
Clair, Michigan has a backlog of
addition
parts plant at Fort Lauderdale, Fla.,
orders
named
Hutzler,
term
of staff
1961,
fo"
The
Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and Salomon Bros. &
under
that
Jan.
on
associates, 100.32;oFirst Boston Corp.,
man
preceding
months
sale
4lk% coupon rate.
in
show an improvement over the
fiscal
building
large part of the loss of $270,042
a
first
company's
the
a
share
a
and
fiscal second quarter, compared with a loss of $176,927 or
during the same three months of the preceding year.
during,
the
cents
parts
share
a
profit overcame
share
when
Mr.
'!
of
profit
build-up
the remainder of the
year,
but Dr.
speed of the build-up will depend upon
improvements
new
PROCEEDS—Of
offering
and
.
for
the
backlog
corporation
being
which
during the six months ended Dec. 31 totalled $19,937,956, an
increase of 28ft
over
the $15,690,434 figure for the preceding year,
F. R. Valpey, president, said on Jan. 20.
6ame
&
Co.—Net, Sales Up—
Sales
tlie gradual
Boston
that
as
of
executives
for
1956.
issue
operation
2168.
p.
23,
Plan
Sulphur Transport Vessel
molten
of
22.
Jan.
industry to
City,
The
lines in
'
ft
ft
East Boston
to
Boston
or
of
East
factors
such
of
15,100
on
petitive
Standard Products
continuation
at
New
Corp.,
working
Marine
S.
hauling
Baltimore
York
A
Boston
the
stressed
in
!t
include
Bakalar
per
Launched—
The
in
now
planned
was
to be used for repayment of a note
are
development
of
through
./'ft'
|\
of
and
of
thousands
...
filed
1961
17,
share,
per
Y.
proceeds
saddles
belts,
through
2268.
p.
shares
87,500
$2
at
192,
recreational
Exchange Commission—
covering
offered
York,
weeks.
East
machiner.i.
Corp., Long Island City, N. Y.—Files With
and
corporation
SEC
be
distributed
other
and
billfolds,
makes
Co.,
stores.—V.
Techmation
Securities
handcraft
leathercraft,
nationally
wear
and operated retail outlets and
country's largest manufacturer
owned
is the
119
customers,
of
Tex
goods,
men's
and
with
Co.,
order
distributor
terials.
1959.
profit for the quarter offset the loss incurred during the third
of 1960.
He said that the backlog at the present time was
quarter
of
as
or
contributing
the
realignment,
at
Net sales totaled $20,037,800 compared with sales of
for the preceding year.
Clansky, President, stated that reduced volume of operations
shipments prevailed in the fourth quarter of 1960.
He added that
net
sales
in
year
the
workers will be assigned
plants.
•
./ ft ft'
at the 400,000 square-foot
production
new
Wakefield
"Progress
$7,085,985
pioneered
Roy W.
and
report
Co.,
the company now shows current
against liabilities of $1,108,519 or a current rafto
this
of
$4,238,520
represent
$20,232,600
!!':
Leather
Tandy
and
Co.
Tan
and
pursuant
Down—
$668,589
31,
Tex
and
conver¬
6%
Richmond
Street,
the
class
and
2656.
company
Plan.—V.
ended Dec. 31,
$1
of
year.
result
assets
1975 of the corporation.
121st
with
shares
the
of
91-31
statement
35,000
trustee,
amount
Forcings Corp.—Earnings
Chicago
the
disposal
the
Corp.,
of
expanding
Standard
W:
ii,/*
ftft
Chemical
filed
Y.,
Trust
registrar
seeking
pi*-
M1'
ll(y
and
subordinated
Speedry
compared
as
reports that the reduction in net sales
three of the General American Industries'
sulphur.
Manufacturers
agent
vertible
N.
0.
|.yiy
Plan—
The
sion
period were $8,195,881
this six month
before.
President,
program
a
ties
few
a
at
program
assembly of special products, germanium processing
and
crystal, growing,
quality
control,
assembly of electronic test
equipment,
and
machine shops
producing
mechanized production
plant
in
of
Speedry Chemical Products, Inc.- -Appointments—Files
Stock
.Hi
the
the
Facilities
to'
enhance
ahead
stock
common
147.
p.
of
This
divisions between January and May of 1960 in a reorgan¬
designed to strengthen the company's balance sheet
its earnings.
The two divisions which now make up
operating
Tandy
within
plant
Boston
remodeling
and
way
.
Most
'
year
Tandy,
Texas
registrar
appointed
no-par-value
the
193,
above.—V.
Corp.,
ft' 'ft-''
/-ft
■
Dec.
during
the
to
due
was
Co.—Appointment—
stock
Development
&
a
$11,440,233
and
/ft
Cft'
./ft;
for several months, Is now more than 45 ft complete.
Trtmsitron, with plants in Wakefield, Melrose and Boston, is one
of
the
nation's
largest
manufacturers
of semi-conductor
devices*
or
to
10
sales
Net
to
for $6,000,000;
shares
60,000
addition,
In
Co.,
Power
additional shares of Southern Electric
consideration of $3,000,000.
Bank
preferred
company.—V.
Co.,
Alabama
Research
35 cents per share on 1,540,798 shares outstanding
considerable increase over the previous year's s^x
31, 1959, which were $185,409 net income or
cents on 1,672,239 shares outstanding.
$549,141
represents
month
aggregate
an
Railway
ft
that
25-
Tandy Leather
Act
423.
p.
,
-ftft/ftftft
ft/'/:ft-
East
expansion
under
"Another
its
Company
$2,000,000,
for
15,000
for
used
Manhattan
Chase
$20-par-value
of
be
follows:
Power
shares
with
Holding
as
$1,000,000.
stock
193,
Southern
The
for
purchase
Co.
will
funds
Georgia
20,000
to
propose
Generating
the
subsidiaries*
shares
10,000
The
of
under
joined
has
company
proposal
a
ftftft
ft
,,
,,,
Mass,,
newly-remodeled
$5,000,000
plant,
Transitron's
Corp.
(formerly General American Industries) reported on
earnings for the first six months ended Dec. 31, 1960
Tandy
Jan.
Financing Proposal—
subsidiaries in
for system
financing; and the commission has issued an order giving interested,
persons
until Feb. 6, 1961, to request a hearing thereon.
Southern
proposes
to
offer for sale at competitive bidding 900,000 shares of
common
stock,
the
price
to be determined
by competitive bidding.
The estimated
S35,000,000 net proceeds of such sale will be used to
pay
off
$22,000,000
of
bank
notes
and
to
purchase, during
1961,
the
inventory and
/ft;1;/ ftft/;ft ftft ''-ftftft
ft
handcrafts,
Co.—Files
in
engaged
is
1854,
Tandy Corp.—Net Up—News—
ment
Southern
•ft."
the
Jan.
As
Steam
Alamitos
At
on
that
at
Plan—
.ft
,
,
Personnel—Files
Corp.—Adds
corporation has announced that 250 new
production workers are being hired immediately, bringing companywide
employment to a record 5,400.
ft
ft. ft
<
At
the
same
time,
Dr.
David
Bakalar, President, reported that
two new transistor
production lines will be placed in operation at
Equipment Lease Plan—
International
See
out.
pointed
above.
Ltd.,
Co.,
Electronic
Wakefield,
development
in
Sub.
and
he
ft
'
;
-
all phases of industrial fi¬
equipment financing, indus¬
trial
time
sales
financing,
factoring,
rediscounting
and
equipment
leasing.
Offices and subsidiaries are located in New York, Chicago,
Detroit, Boston, Atlanta, Lotf Angeles and Minneapolis
ization
the huge equipment.
mid-year completion of
•
in
receivable,
accounts
nance:
operating
ft
I,
V!)(
share
1959.:.,'
founded
projects, he said, are the world's first computerautomated generating units. These are being built at the Huntington
Beach Steam Station. The computer controls will utilize an electronic
brain
that
can
remember as
many
as
2,000 chores to be done in
♦} "ft.
I
looks
then,"
were
Oil
Maruzen
Stock
equivalent
are
Talcott,
p.
and
1960
during
Among the current
■i:1
'{•
miles of power circuits.
of about 200,000 population, Mr. Quinton said.
population of Edison's service area is now 4.8 million
Quinton
"By
almost
Edison
lift
it
revenues
were
$19,218,000.
2658.
p.
Transitron
either
to $3.49 per share on the average
shares outstanding during the year, compared with $3.32
on
the average number of shares effectively outstanding
in
of
number
1960. Provision for Federal taxes
compared to $4,507,631 in 1959.
$4,896,000,
was
$3,667,350.
Both amounts include the
Corp., Minneapolis, Minn., acquired by
on income in
of
Acceptance
July,
in
Jan. 25 record
on
year.
income
net
First
of
company
system
total
The
Mr.
Vi;J
year's
income
install about 62,000 new electric meters in 1961
serves—equivalent to the addition of a new city
to
counties
new
line
950
expects
10
its
on
about
and
consecutive
ninth
previous
Southland's economy in 1961 will take
generating plants, electrical substations,
the
king-sized boost to
the form of building huge
Inc.—Net Up—
corporation reported
the
for
Chairman.
The
1960
Tokyo Shibaura Electric Co., Ltd.—ADRs Filed—
See
Casn
Talcott,
(James)
per
sixth consecu¬
exceeded $100
Southern California Edison Company for 1961—the
tive year that the power company's plant outlays have
by
'
of the company for the 12
$66,042,000 and gross income before
In the 1959 calendar year total
$61,2i0,u00 and
gross .income
$17,938,000.
operating
31,
was
revenues
192,
The
1960
$131 million was announced on Jan. 19, 1961
construction budget of
A
These
Oct.
1654.
the
188, p. 2510.
above.—V.
Corp.,
California Edison
Southern
irMi
a
192, p.
operating
—V.
President, said that while revenues for the period
decreased
due to
heavier depreciation and
charges in the 1960 third quarter rose to $324,943
$201,108 in 1959.
—V.
deductions
income
flow per share generated from operations
this period amounted to 53 cents compared with 48 cents in 1959.
from
Earnings
•i:T'
hi, )'
net
ended
income
ago.
year
a
Taft, Jr.,
net
Merge—
Silicon Transistor Corp.—May
t
months
,
•
..yiv
li a
Hulbert
The
before provision for estimated taxes were $3,112,000, com¬
pared with $4,412,COO the year before.
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp. has factories at Kansas City, Kan.;
Los
Angeles, Calif., and Peterborough, Ontario, Can., in addition to
the main plant at Fulton.—V. 192, p. 1753.
Earnings
Jl
period
same
increased,
in
|
share on the
671,382 shares of common stock outstanding on Dec. 31, 1960, com¬
pared with $2,172,000 and $3.25 per share for 1959 on 668,182 shares
Net
lit
iv
sales
REVENUES—Total
Report—
three months ended Dec.
31, 1960
cents per common share,
compared with $517,401 or 35 cents a share in the 1959 quarter.
Net
revenues
amounted
to
$3,082,588
compared
with $2,866,943 in the
reports net income for the
amounted to $458,190, equal to 31
company
amortization.
President.
Net
|l'i!
manufacturer of paper-plastic
N. Y.,
Pulton,
brook,
't
,
milk cartons, con¬
tainers, cups and bottle closures, reports preliminary unaudited results
of operations
for the year 1960.
Results were announced on Jan. 24
at a meeting of the directors at the main plant here by H. C. EstaThis
I"'!;
'ft
Taft Broadcasting Co.—Third Quarter
employees in Madison if it acquires the mill.—V. 193,
Scott
147.
p.
ft
,
of
number
11
to
"The
portion
in
keep
to
use
of
both
and
service
expansion
planning
whose
used
business
of
to
expenditures,"
gas
and
replacement
our
the
provide not
is
the
the
for
continually
only
of
customers
areas
served
adequate
increasing,
Mr.
electric
Smoker
divisions
for
existing facilities
at
by
maximum
U.
service
but
also
G.
for
to
I.
announced,
expansion
and
equip¬
efficiency."
requires
present
take
careful
customers,
care
of
new
Volume
193
Number 6025
i
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial
(541)
residential,
I
commercial
building
are
be
to
commercial
feel
the
about
service
that
the
is
customers'-in
its
sections
which
Wallace
This
service ..territories
be
of $7,200,000 this
demands."—V. 191,
prepared
yeTar
to
will
meet,
Cor
to
United Industrial
SEC
The
^Securities
'81
'
&
geles,
to
ai;d in
trading in
The
to
Dec.
original
is
to
relied
trading
listed
are
Coast
therein
in
traded
or
Stock
announced
by
the
raised
accurate
public
by
upon
serious
questions
previously filed by
and
investors
whether
the company
whether
such
and
in
their
evaluation
of
the
.ords
193,
conduct
and
of
expects
that
■
Cerro
independent accounting firm is
of
the
company's books
report to be available
in
March.
its
audit
p
Corp.,
above.—V.
United Rayon
tureis
such
income
net
share
\
192,
a
for
share
j
equivalents
Net
.
income
fourth
American
income
3
.
from
fourth
1959
Each
of
of
share,
V.
(A.
close
of
1960
has
it
Phoenix
of
193,
tional
(Alan)
and
Miami.—V.
192,
T'ne
Tex.,
has
filed
application
an
Acquired—
President,
share
of
U.-United
announced
equal
share
1960
for the
pany's
affiliates.
Income
American
share
value
is
This
the
of
American
share
affiliates
equivalent
to
190,
$1,000,030
was
the
four
l/20th
of
1960.
an
Mr.
states
being
deepened
be
to
test
this
tested
the
winter
.CV S,
Devonian
in
are
Beatton
and
See
I
States Pool
Buckeye
See
amounted
to
period
.same
ordinary
share
oil
663,000
in
FINANCIAL
amounted
River
Crude
to
production
barrels,
for
the
compared
for
revenue
first
with
the
192,
189,
646.
p.
oil
sales
in
offset
during
decrease
a
decrease
crude
Match
Corp.,
costs
preciation,
to
Controls, Inc.—Merger Talk—
oil
by
the
of
sales
first
nine
$1,695,000
three
$19,000
for
caused
was
increase
an
loss
period in
and
in
quarters
the
by
crude
for
after,
including
expenses
declined
$1,995,000
nir.e months
below.
part
the
from
the
$2,040,000
same
period
depletion,
same
lower
oil
outlook
shipments
January
He
the
of 1960
1959.—V.
was
190,
The
company's
per
share
$1.25
per
quarter
on
of
Universal
barrels
for
months
for
Match
Match
Corp.
Jan.
on
posal,
19
of
by
St.
Louis
looking
and
in
Match
a
will
joint
Match,
Universal
the
of
be
M.
the
Controls,
two
"The
companies.
Mac
be
to
three-tenths
uecidcd.
approval
of
dates to be
"There
of
the
for
of
P.
of
makes
of
that
Clare,
Mr.
equivalent
amounted
in
record
Match
at
the
they
will
each
be
stock
Bank,
poration
if
boarcl
Universal
the
reasons
believe
L.
and
C.
Mr.
for
on
meeting
/'A
the
why
it
will
Maxwell
192,
Goldman
Clare
Rupp,
See
formal
early
in
Iron
the
first
nine
of
1959
the
for
Weyerhaeuser
All
the
Co.,
Co.
Hamilton
basis
of
on
first
Ben
sales
of
A.
J or
assets
one
producer
Ltd.,
the
merger
would
share
of
of
bond,
the
be
of
offset,
for
text
and
with
Weyerhaeuser.
Weyerhaeuser stock
with
for
nine-tenths
of
a
on
share
of
VI.•••■'.
;:■/'>•///
./
■
Lane
Taylor, President of Hamilton, said the merger was subject
to the approval of Hamilton stockholders.
Weyerhaeuser Co. is a diversified producer of forest products, in¬
cluding pulp
and
paperboard.
It has been
a
supplier of pulp to
Weyerhaeuser.
Hamilton
V
Norton
his
for
,
.
many
Clapp,
company's
;,V
years.
President
entrance
of
into
,
.,
Weyerhaeuser, said the
new
segment of the
a
V'
/■
merger
paper
tuan
will
for
tnose
be
a
continuing
spring
montr.s
the
quarterly
a
the
as
The
dividend
regular
dividend
of
record
of
dividend
common
on
Feb.
1,
April
on
on
1961,
to
will
be
24,
to
stockholders
192,
for
1960
1958.
p.
Filed—
V
above.
ended
months
compared
earnings
after
the
of
Dec.
with
Dallas-based
31,
1960,
$43,730,000 the
taxes
same
declined
period
a
year
firm,
were
announced
re-
previous
slightly
to
sales
year.
$2,386,000
from
ago.
same
reproduction
reached
been
has
Hamilton
exchanged
Hamilton
better
as
well
as
shares.
Co.—ADRs
nine
share
for
earnings for the current nine months
the
comparable
period
outstanding on Dec.
shares the previous year.
agreement
I
shareholders
Co.—Sales Up, Net Down—
president
$2,637,000 for the
Per
that
19
told
1961.
report
Steel
Co.,
for
Lipshy,
$45,816,000
Net
1119.
Jan.
the
continue
ported for this company.
de¬
and
months
depreciation
Oil
Maruzen
Record
!
and
10,
March.—V.
&
Zale Jewelry
($27,000)
1960.
amortization
to
1959
marked
industry.
"The
effect
of
the
31,
a
year
$1.51
are
There
ago.
1960, compared to
as
were
against
1,580,937
1,574,649 outstanding
•
current
economic
picture
in
the
United
States
has
obviously had its effect," Lipshy said. "However, we believe Zale's
has done quite well especially since a good portion of our decline in
net
earnings must be attributed to
the addition of 34 new stores
during the current nine-month period."
Zale's
presently
stores
are
1961.
In
still
in
various
addition,
other
"We
operates
are
stores,
stages
183
of
continuing
to
30
in
construction
negotiations
Lipshy
units
are
states.
and
underway
will
for
be
the
Another
opened
1;
nine
during
acquisition
of
added.
expand
w^ere
progressive
jewelry retailing,
based
the Zale president concluded.'—V.
192,
we
on
p.
believe
sound
the
need
business
exists
for
judgment,"
1862.
merger
good
prove
&
Sachs
Co.,
&
Goldhar,
the
of
Secretary-Treas¬
the
of
Co.,
Universal
a
Vice-President
directors
consummated,
Match.—V.
of
P.
A.
will become
is
merger
we
Levy
of
Christopher
Controls,
for
submitted
company
and
President
National
Universal
the
Paper
announced
voted
stock,
preferred
March
on
company's
Yawata
royalty revenues
amortization
the
of
The
1959.
prices
above
record
1960
of
the
period
and
the
1960,
companies."
Gustave
Mr.
of
exchange
papers,
pro¬
Complete details still remain
of
operating
sense
bouh
subsidiary.
Baltimore
for
Universal
finalized
stockholders
important
many
companFs
expected
Carl
the
:,/.;--
provision
share
a
are
and
Under
subsequently fixed.
are
Controls
urer
of
they
boaid
stockholders
is
Mr.
(3/10)
When
the
two
the
It
includes
merger
share of Universal Controls stock.
(1)
one
for
signed
was
surviving corporation.
This was
John
L.
Wilson,
President
of
Schwebel,
President
of
Universal
'
proposal
of
Inc.,
Universal
by
Controls.
rate
Hamilton
of
merger
the
statement
and
toward
be
there
of
The
Weyerhaeuser Co.—Acquisition—
Corp.—Merger Talk—
intent,
representatives
Universal
announced
Universal
of
to
that
is payable on March 10, 1961, to stock
while the preferred dividend is payable
the
1960
of
in
those
ability
Wood
stock
I960
$1.68
memorandum
Mr.
s^uaJon
directors
common
on
shares
A
hope
s^ox
with
company's
Steel's
of
rate
strike.
1961,
expected
his
overall
board
cents
of
shares
of
$275,000, compared with $344,000 for the
p.
Wood
that
slightly
results
the
Presi¬
increased
throughout
fact,
been
I960
steel
for
are
emphasized
in
35
British
months
crude
sales
depletion,
for
in
had
in
Wood,
reduced
industry
out,
that
Alan
to
lengthy
the
on
stated
R.
the
approach.
reef.
2269.
p.
in
through
$4,856,000,
reflected
1960
as
steel
pointed
operating
rate
In comparing
Wood
Harleston
ior
well
as
entire
He
year.
Mr.
due
improvement
■
-
nine
631,000
first
with
compared
results
average.
were
distributed
G:css
$1,720,000,
stockholders,
change,
the
by
Steel's
year,
December.
to
company's
price
the
of
Wood
that
report
suffered
half
stock
common
were
share.
the
without
Commenting
1959.
—
to
$1,642,000,
Total
Acquired—1
'
that
operations
Buffalo
in
of
the
696,007
shares
of
Alan Wood Steel's net earnings
/period of 1959.
Net
Universal
—V.
Corp.—To Be
Corp., above.—V.
Universal
costs
earnings
•
United
said
previous
($8 000).
—
preliminary
a
industry-wide
Lee,
D3
Wood
each
on
common
per
1961,
V
partially
of
2759.
p.
is
PRODUCTION—Net
the
in
quarter
lands,"
Columbia.
the
in
the
share
per
Alan
rep¬
2,503,914 American
1959.-/:'Vv<
per
their
the
$81,100,000 for the same period of 1959.
The
com¬
before
income
taxes
amounted
to
$1,976,000,
as
$9,365,000 for 1959.
after income taxes were $1,437,000, which amounted to
For 1959,
In
Down—
issued
company
ior
with
dent,
Ltd.—Progress Report—
Park, Rimbey and Sandy Lake in Alberta
$9,300,000,
$2,800,000, or $1.13 per
period principally because of lower
from
each.—V.
American
per
from
tr.at
the
only $200,000 in
was
preliminarily
out
properties to
Pa., and Plainwell, Mich.
the same
grades and
quality
with
$6.63
or
10
10-35
be operated
under the
become
a
subsidiary of
Miquon,
produce
Co.—Net
Pa.,
outstanding.
a
company
to
will
on
Jan. 23
a
preliminary
year ending Dec. 31,
1960. Reflecting
activity througuout the entire steel industry, the
sales and operating revenues of $62,800,000.
This
of
reported
Earnings
$1.72
report to company shareholders.
million cubic foot daily gas discovery in the Cadomin
follow-up well will be drilled in an attempt to enlarge
exploration.
Meanwhile, in the same area, Decaita et al
of
area
Glher
It
earnings
"compared
the
recent
a
Following a
Simonette,
the
Manufac-
outstanding.
9%
on
than
1959
same
quarter but
par
lower
was
Rayon
$4.04
to
equivalents
approximately
American
per
in
farmed
at
to
Steel
operations
rate
company
under
Wood
its
lower
tne
1443.
p.
of
labor
Western Decaita Petroleum
ha/e
continue
Conshohocken,
report
EXPLORATION—"The company is engaged in one of its most active
exploratory drilling programs.
Seven and possibly eight wildcat wells
are
scheduled to be drilled on the company's properties this
winter;
three by Decaita and four,
possibly five by companies to whom Decaita
associates
continue
stated.
located
are
will
will
Taylor
Taylor said, "distributing its products through its tradi¬
paper-merchant customers and to converters."—V. 192, p. 2270.
con¬
425.
p.
Hamilton
,
Co.—Proposes Bond Offering—
Abilene,
in
p/gper,"
Mortgage Company, privately owned
for approximately $3,600,000
through
of Wallace Properties priced at $9.50
Mortgage currently services about $275,000,000
institutional investors
through
offices in
Los
Utilities
company,
Simonette
K.
$10,300,000,
was
rise
1,000
Hfl.
N.
outstanding at the end
$2,200,000, or 85 cents
of
quarter
the
of
mills
"Hamilton
of
operations
845.
p.
Netherlands,
American
$3.72
to
Tne
}.S60
share
per
equivalent
Unie,
Arnhem,
2,556,794
on
resents
Texas
purpose.—V.
and
Manufacturing Corp.—Net Up—
Kunstzjide
Corp.),
since
business
Hamilton
shares
$57,771,810
Company Act proposing the public offering at... competitive
bidding of $8,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, and the commission has
issued an order giving interested
persons until Feb. 6, 1961; to request
a
hearing thereon.
West Texas Utilities
proposes
to apply the
pro¬
ceedings of the bond sale to property additions and improvements,
including the payment of seme $3,600,000 of bank notes issued for
at
Algemene
2,139,913
totaled
will
management,
Weyerhaeuser Co.
com¬
audit
United Pacific Aluminum Corp.—To Be
See
The
it
no
way
affect
Weyerhaeuser's
traditional
a
major supplier of various grades of bleached
pulp for
industry and special pulps for chemical and other uses.
same
amounted
Holding
an
detailed
a
424,
p.
Assets
ended
that
53
as
,
paper
compares
could
the
the
on
31.
Institutional
Institutional
West
and
Com'mis-
the
that
announced
purchase
mortgage for
50
Angeles, San Francisco,
Jan.
on
information
share
a
Dec.
on
said
the
formation
income
Net
the
on
financial
with
cents
months
since
pre¬
second
Commission understands
re
to
of
and,
over-the-counter
Commission
65
outstanding
six
a
^
company
share.
a
Exchanges
the
to
equal
$3,466,000.
was
mortgage company,
exchange of 382,000 shares
an
securities.
The
—V.
as
Pacific
period
operating
of changes in the top
management of
write-downs and adjustments aggregating some
inventories, accounts receivables and other assess.
its
in
continuing
V'i
and
the
the
31.
tracted
Section
of
complete
pany's
and
to
announcement
ancl
developments
sion
be
15c2-2,
information
other
securities
York
suspension,
an
company
These
pursuant
This
$7,000,000
I-
of these
New
Rule
followed
16,
the
such
Detroit,
American,
pursuant
market.
/id
order
for
stock
common
The
Corp.—Trading Suspended—
an
19(a)(4) of the
Act of 1934
temporarily suspending trading, for
period Jan. 26 to Feb. 4, 1961,
inclusive, in the
preferred stocks of United Industrial
Corp., of Los An¬
common stock purchase warrants.
The suspension applies
and
common
issued
income
$1,393,000,
of
Exchange
ten-day
further
the
s
has
earnings statement
covering the half year of
in mid-1960.
issued
company
operations
on
■j
es.a„e
1960,
copany
Gross
we
ade¬
us
He
business
real
consolidated
31,
the
of
and
enable
diversified
Texas,
Dec.
2140.
p.
Properties, Inc.—Earnings—
Dallas,
liminary
slightly better than, in 1960$> and the
pattern to improve in 1961. "This
"creates additional demands for utility
or
responsibility to
those
in
business
stated,
our
construction
expenditure
satisfy
to
as,
industrials
Smoker
it
home
new
same
and
Mr.
which
quately
industrial
and
up."
sThe company expects
growth,"
i
Chronicle
surviving
in v addition
the
to
cor¬
present
1243.
p.
Vacuum-Electronics
Corp.—Common Stock Offered—
offering of 100,000 shares of common stock of this
Plainview, Long Island, N. Y., producer of variouj
kinds of high vacuum and related lead detector
systems
An
made
was
1
Jan.
on
Brothers.
The
26
by
stock
headed
group
a
priced
was
at
$15
by
Lehman
The
sfiare.
a
offering makes the company's shares available for public
investment for the first time. It sold
quicxvly at a pre¬
mium.
PROCEEDS—Part
will
of
the
net
proceeds
from
the
sale
of
the
shares
be
used
to the extent of approximately $1,100,000
to retire out¬
standing loans incurred in connection with the acquisition of land in
Plainview and construction of plant and offices of the
company. The
balance
.
the
of
proceeds
to
successor
have
of
the
1,000,000
the
BUSINESS—In
vacuum
for
which
addi
ion
to
employ
electron
high
tubes,
vacuum
the
EARNINGS—Sales
amounted
designing
to
of
shares
of
common
of
producing
issuance
such
of
in
purchased
manufacture
ended
year
$568,069.
was
uu;m
accessories
laboratories
formation
nuclear
underwriters
by
and
the
the
the
the
in
as
and
Bache
A.
$
G.
J.
C.
J,
&
aie
Sept.
&
Bradford
the
number
follows:
as
Co.
&
& Co,
Doage &
M.
Dain
—V.
Bissell
193,
Van
Co
p.
The
The
Shearson,
8,000
Sutro
4,000
Walston
Meeds___
$3
give
to
the
food
and
friendship
$1 package
world's
you
send
hungry thru the
&
Hammill
&
Co._.
&
8,000
Co..
4,000
—
Inc.—.—
Co.
CARE
Food Crusade, New
York
8,000
52.
Supplies, Inc., Minneapolis, Minn.
Securities
per
proceeds
working
You
with every
4,000
on
covering
at
8,000
4*0 00
Jaffray & Hopwood.
4,000
&
4,000
_—.
Corp.-
xnc.__
corporation
offered
Piper,
Inc
Inc.-—
Co.
Co.
With
SEC
Paribas
4,000
-_
Co.
8,000
Inc.
Duien Aircraft
—Files
the
&
Shares
8,000
Barih
Laird,
1
Li
^
1960,
30,
Nand
Mid-Continent Securities
24,000
Co
Becker
Clark,
J.
Brothers
of
micro¬
of
fission.
Shares
Lehman
high
complete
and
industries
metals,
income
net
names
stock
after
components
in
circuits,
company
and
and
used
processes,
the
$4,909,933
outstanding
various
are
electronic,
UND_RWRITERS—The
stock
capital.
incorporated in 1951
founded in 1945, will
was
partnership
a
evaporation
molecular
or
working
26.
sells
systenfs. The systems
miniature
of
of
to
which
common
Jan.
on
the,company
systems
such
of
offered
added
company,
business
shares
shares
be
will
CAPITALIZATION—The
as
Jan.
100,000
share,
to
are
and
16,
shares
through
be
Exchange Commission—
1961
used
filed
of
for
a
letter
&
Co.,
inventory
of
notification
with
stock
common
Stroud
(par $1)
to
Philadelphia, Pa.
and
equipment
and
be
for
capital.
(P. W.)
Voorhees, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
the
corporation
SEC
offered
at
covering
$3
per
on
share,
The
end
Jan.
100,000
proceeds are to be
for working capital.
18,
1961
shares
without
used; to
of
filed
a
letter
common
of
stock
noti.'ication
(no
par)
With
to
be
underwriting.
retire
indebtedness
of
the
company
■ir
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ALABAMA
CALIFORNIA
Florence, Ala.
Alameda County Flood Control and
sold
was
to The
N. T. & S.
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\ Bond Sale —The $350,000 gen¬
eral
obligation public improve¬
f'Y
I1'' i;>
bonds
ment
(P
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v.
JM?:
193,
offered
Jan.
on
244—were
p.
to
phis.
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Water and Sewer
service
at
by
F.
S.
of
cost
about
$290,000
from
\.h
580,000
from
1983
1,415,000
'.<•
1982
Jan.
on
Jan.
on
follows:
C.
J.
as
basis
of
Co., Francis I. duPont & Co.,
Goodbody & Co.. Gregory & Sons,
■
E.
Hutton
F.
&
Co.,
&
Co., R. D. White
Kenower,
MacArihur
&
4s; at
price of 101.464,
a
3.83%.
about
School District, San
County, Calif.
Sale—The $195,000 school
Mateo
Bond
offered
bonds
Jan.
17—v.
193,
to The
Bank of America N. T. & S. A., of
244
p.
on
awarded
were
—
Co., Robert K. Wallace & Co., Ray
& Beaumont, Wiley
San
Bros.
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,
t>5
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V-
Inc.
curities
Mid-South
and
Se¬
Cochise
Districts
School
Ariz.
County,
Buena
(P. O. Bisbee),
to
fornia
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
Jan.
on
1J'
until
for
30
$211,000
10
a.m.
(MST)
purchase of
the
elementary
and
high
a
composed of The Cali¬
Bank,
of
Los
Angeles,
group
Taylor & Co., at
Maricopa County, Laveen Sch. Dist.
No. 59,
Bond
[K!ht
I!
eral
Mis,
Sale—The
fered
were
hill!
on
awarded
Jan.
<!#
193,
244—
p.
eral
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Sale
Jan.
on
&
bids
school
to
gen¬
bonds
193,
of¬
244—
Ely,
p.
Refsnes,
(P.
s
A
Bond
eral
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•V'.
offered
11
on
of
series
A
&
Jan.
C
East
193,
Niles
Ana,
Feb. 7 for
school,
Dated
Feb.
Principal
payable
and
the
at
O'Melveny
by
&
$189,000
3.07%,
1962
No.
1
Community Services
(P. O. 1417 Vale St.,
•{I;
1965
as
1968
it
to
600,000
as
from
Due
to
1970
3.10s.
1971
to
follows:
as
1964
on
on
June
1
inclusive.
on
1967
3s. Due
Kern
&
Due
to
23/4S.
as
from
225,000
2i/4s.
as
225,000
Trust
inclusive.
June 1 from
inclusive.
County *
on
1973
inclusive.
June
tors,
>>;
v
Bond
vf
Offering
—
Clerk of the Board of
will
receive
sealed
R.
will
bids
until
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Interest
approved
(MST) on Feb. 6 for the pur¬
chase
of
$585,000 school bonds.
Dated March 1, 1961. Due on June
'?■
1
PL
Principal and interest (J-D)
1963
to
1975
inclusive.
fice.
:ii:
Rosenfeld
Legality
&
approved
by
nix.
-if
d;'
til;.
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!
El
Bond
to
15
Jan.
on
15
John
Hutton
Nuveen
County
District
Sanitary
(P. O. San Rafael), Calif.
1
Bond Sale—An issue of
sanitary bonds offered
sold
to
&
was
Trust
Bank
The
$650,000
Jan.
on
First
17
Western
Co., of San Fran¬
cisco.
Los
High
Sch.
Angeles County,
p.
Hills
County
County,
a
vig,
Dist.,
Clerk,
bids
Angeles,
at
will
in
Los
until
election
1962 to
cipal
and
inclusive. Prin¬
1981
interest (J-J) payable
County Treasurer's office.
at the
Dorado
Water
Calif.
$1,310,000 gen¬
1961,
series
A
obligation
on
composed
Boettcher
Podesta
Arthur
Jan. 23
&
of
—
a
Taylor
syndi¬
&
Co.,
Cruttenden,
Co.,
Co., Kenower, MacCo., and J. B. Hanauer
& Co.
Ella
■
r
School District,
.
Francisco,
Stone
school
T.
Jan.
on
District, Calif.
—
to The
S.
at
T.
&
of America
Bank
A., of San
Francisco,
price of 100.082.
a
&
S.
A., of San
Youngberg,
&
and
of
C.
N. White & Co., at a price
100.028,
about
3.47%,
$165,000
as
5s.
as
Due
4%s.
as
San
of
cost
Feb.
to
as
3V2S.
Due
3.70s.
as
from
&
100.006,
a
about
1
on
Ivanhoe Public
Tulare
Feb.
on
bids
Yuba County,
Sale—An issue of $45,000
bonds offered on Jan. 16
Joel
hoe, until 8
the
for
office
his
at
(PST)
p.m.
purchase
of
1961.
1,
1962 to
Due
1981
the
at
County
Lakeport
Lake
Bond
Phillips,
ceive
County
sealed
149
until
Dated
1
payable
District,
—
2
at
will
officfe
R.
re¬
in
(PST) on
$255,Dated Jan. 1,
bonds.
Due
1978
inclusive.
on
Jan.
1
Unified
Los
Feb.
on
1,
Feb. 1 from
on
Due
on
Feb.
1,
the
of
follows:
syndi¬
Rodman
bonds'offered ©i"Jan.
America
of
100.362,
J.
Co.
&
Sale
—
offered
The
from
on
Jan.
17—v.
to
Sold
Not
election
offered
193,
—
The
1960,
on
Jan.
$715,000
series
A
17—v.
193,
150—were not sold.
Principal and in^
terest (J-J) payable at the Bank
of America N. T. & S. A., of San
Francisco. Legality approved
by
Elementary School District,
Riverside
Bond
be received until March 6 for the
from
16, 1961. Due
1962
and
in¬
at
the
payable
San Diego, Calif.
Sale
—
The
$5,C00,0"0
Bond
waterworks
24
Jan.
&
bonds offered on
193, p. 150 — were
B
v.
—
a
syndicate headed by
Dillon,
Co., at
a
election
revenue,
series
1958,
Union
Securities
price of 100.20,
cost
of
about
net
a
to
3.42%,
as
follows:
$660,000
360,000
1962
and
1,940,000
March
on
1966
1
inclusive.
March 1,
on
1968.
3V4S. Due
as
1 from
2,040,000
Due
to
33/4S. Due
as
1967
on
March
1969 to 1979 inclusive.
3V2S. Due
as
from
1
4s.
as
from
1980 to
19a 1
on
March
inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
were
&
follows: Kidder, Peabody
as
Co.,
A.
C. Allyn & Co., Inc.,
Taylor & Co., Bache & Co., Fran¬
I
duPont
&
&
Co., Shearson,
Co., W. H. Morton &
Co., Inc., King, Quirk & Co., Inc.,
and H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc.
Santa
Rosa
High
Sonoma
School
County,
District,
Calif.
$250,000 school,
bonds offered
193,
on
Jan.
10
53—were awarded
to
The Bank of America N. T. & S.
A.,
—v.
of
San
p.
Francisco.
Dated Jan.
15
from
15, 1961. Due
1962
to
1986
on
Jan.
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Sonoma
1982
on
April
inclusive.
County Flocd Control and
Water Conservation Dist.
Santa
purchase of $154 000 school bonds.,
1
Principal
(A-O)
County, Calif.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Dated Jan.
of
April 1 from 1963 to
on
Bond Sale—The
Perris
price
a
County, Calif.
inclusive.
series C
school,
A., of San
at
Offering—Frances Brink-
terest
Taylor
Orange Unified Sch. Dist., Orange
County, Calif.
1962 to
& S.
Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
at her office in Poplar, until
8
p.m. (PST) on Feb. 7 fDr the pur¬
chase
of
$48,000
adequate
im¬
provement bonds. Dated April 1,
& Co.
p.
T.
3V2s,
basis of about 3.46%.
a
Hammill
$125,000 fire
1956, series 3
awarded
150—were
bonds
N.
as
Tulare
Barret,
protection, election
p.
193,
Poplar Community Services Dist.,
cis
bonds
17—v.
53—were awarded to The Bank
p.
&
Ontario, Calif.
Bond
District,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $450,COO school
1991.,
as
Hutchinson
School
Angeles
interest
1
p.m.
14 for the purchase of
school
Co., and C. N. White & Co.
inclusive.
members
Wm.
Bonds
Carlton
his
Due
3V2S.
and
were
Moulion
inclusive.
Feb.
Fitch, North &
Mericka
&
Co.,
Coughlin & Co., Inc., and Frantz
Calif.
Clerk,
bids
cate
ade¬
April
School
Offering
Lakeport,
Feb.
$85,000
on
1974
to
as
1990
Feb. 6
on
1
on
1989
Renshaw,
Wil¬
Feb.
on
Ivan¬
in
(A-O)
County,
&
awarded to
Due
to
Other
Treasurer's office.
Union
of
inclusive.
4s. Due
as
195,000
1
inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
of
1971
41/2S.
as
&
H.
Co., Stone" & Youngberg, Taylor
Co., Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.,
J. A. Hogle & Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Lawson, Levy, Wil¬
liams & Stern, Irving Lundborg
Jan. 24
to
1972
1976
Co.,
B.
improvement bonds.
quate
on
4V2S.
as
985,000
liams, County Clerk, will receive
sealed
R.
&
1975.
1
Feb. 1, 1982.
Due
5s.
1963
'from
1
Utility District,
—
Co.,
County Treasurer's office.
follows:
as
Merrill
Lynch,
Smith,
Inc.,
&
$1 600,000
at a price
interest cost
net
as
130,000
County, Calif.
Offering
Co.,
3.99%,
from
inclusive.
1981
Due
Is.
Feb.
on
Due
1979 to
as
Bond
a
Nuveen
1978 inclusive.
from 1974 to
Dist.,
193, p. 426—were awarded
syndicate headed by John
—v.
50,000
125,000
The
water 1961 bonds offered
1,
Feb.
on
3V4S.
as
Water
County, Calif.
—
syndi¬
Co., White, Weld
& Co., J.
Barth & Co., William R. Staats &
&
Eastman
Due on Feb.
from 1970 to 1973 inclusive.
100,000
25,000
Sale
$240,000
on
Due
&
Co.,
Fenner'
1961. Due
County
Mateo
Bond
1968 inclusive.
1962 to
from
25,000
interest
follows:
net
a
Coast
the
of
follows: Blyth & Co.,
as
Witter
Dean
1986
North
1
on Jan. 1
inclusive.
1981
to
•
ii
ley,
Sale—The
$157,000 1960
school, series B bonds offered on
Jan. 17
v.
193, p. 150 — were
17
Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern,
1961.
California
Bond
school
awarded
composed of The Bank
N.
193,
v.
&
&
offered
were
Bond
Bond
on
inclusive.
3%s. Due
as
Jan.
Due
1974
to
1975
1957, series^ E:. bon,ds.>
Francisco,
1961. Due on Jan. 1
Dated Jan. 1,
from
1
Jan. 1, 1970
on
members
Devine
Nes-
9 a.m. (PST) on
Feb. 14 for the purchase of $210,-
000
Jan.
Inc., Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
Chicago, First Boston Corp., C. J,
receive
office
his
on•
Calif.
Offering—Gordon
County
sealed
53—were
p.
group
Sale—The
426—were awarded to
cate
bonds
1972
Other
Pierce,
No.
3V4S.
as
1,310,000
cate
Due
1971.
from
&
Ameriia
of
1969" inclusive.
to
3s. Due
as
465,000
inclusive.
& Co., R. H.
Co., William R. Staats
Co., and Taylor & Co.
Marin
1962
from
1
&
awarded
1986 inclusive.
of America
April
bonds offered
Gust,
Divelbess, of Phoe¬
Due
1969 to
193,
—v.
from
pav-
able at the Countv Treasurer's of¬
YD
1986
J-J.
Legality
Dahlquist,
Sutcliffe, of San
&
Dorado
eral
p.m.
from
1965 to
1961.
Orrick,
by
Herrington
13
2
4s.
as
Jan.
on
1968 inclusive.
Sale—The $515,000
Bond
in
ries A bonds. Dated March 1,
El
Odom,
Supervisors,
Due
receive
office
1
L.
5s.
Healdsburg High School District,
Sonoma County, Calif.
sealed bids at
Bakersfield, until
p.m. (PST) on Feb.
14 for the
purchase of $1,410,000 sewer, se¬
his
Dist.,
County Sch. District No!
(P. O. Yuma), Ariz.
Co.,
&
N.
Stephens,
Francisco.
Due
a
1962 to
Feb.
on
F.
E.
Newark School
as
75,000
of the Board of Direc¬
,M i
Yuma
Calif.
Bond Offering—R. W.
Due
1
June
1991
1
3V2s.
as
285,000
inclusive.
follows:
as
Moulton
1969.
District Improvement District
group
Refsnes,
Harris
were
follows:
610.000
1978
to
4.10s. Due
1979 to
Bond
B bonds of¬
193, p. 53—
17—v.
$940,000
and
Feb.
Bank
of
lows:
Other members of the syndicate
*
syndicate com¬
posed of the California Bank, of
Los Angeles, Hill Richards & Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Shearson,
Hammill
&
Co., and
Taylor & Co., at a price of 100.028,
a net interest cost of about 4.01%,
series A
Wallace.
Feb. 1 from 1962
(F-A)
cost of about
Co.,
Jan.
awarded to
$64,000
on
the
A., of San Francisco,,
100.0303, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.41%, as fol¬
inclusive,
Due
$3,000,000 gen¬
school bonds of¬
193, p. 426—
to
a
syndicate
24—v.
S.
from
1971
as
by
&
price
Pomona
$674,000 school
series
1959,
on
were
Myers, of Los Angeles.
building
a
on
bonds.
on
approved
ity
23—v.
election
fered
8
V il
*
1
N.
a
4V2s.
1972
1,400,000
Orange
Dist.,
County, Calif.
Orange
$219,000
of
inclusive.
1983
Secretary
1
i
Jan.
on
C.
and
to
Monrovia-Duarte
Sch.
Sale—The
from
Santa
in
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
Ely, Beck
Savings
Bank, of Chicago, Valley National
Bank, of Phoenix, and Commerce
Trust Co., of Kansas City, at a
price of 100.002, a net interest
&
from
!l
school
244—were awarded to
j
v
Youngberg,
Grove
Bond
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Sale—The $1,239,000 gen¬
composed
■
j*"
the
office
his
interest
O. Phoenix), Ariz.
obligation
bonds
p.
v*y
&
White & Co.
1
inclusive.
1991
1989 to
15, 1961. Due
Co.
Maricopa County, Washington
Elementary School District No. 6
'Sft!
Due
4!4s.
County, Calif.
Offering—L. B.
at
until
to
%!
Co., Lawson, Levy, Williams &
Stern,
Irving Lundborg & Co.,
from
County Clerk, will receive sealed
16—v.
awarded
were
Beck
1
Jan.
on
Cypress School District,
Bond
v!1
,:)!'•
&
T.
at
,
(P. O. Phoenix),
The $246,000
—
obligation
fered
'k
from
The
Ariozna
Bond
«Sd
'i !i
to
District No. 66
-,^lr
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., J. A.
Hogle & Co., Kenower, MacArthur
N.
Feb. 1 from
County, Calif.
awarded
headed
follows:
on
Jan.
on
of¬
p.
Costa
Sale^—The
obligation
fered
426—
syndicate
a
as
5s. Due
as
from
&
bonds
1£3,
to
4.18%,
as
390,000
& Co., E. F. Hutton &
Shearson, Hammill
& Co.,
Stone
about
$210,000
Barth
Co.,
1970 to 1988 inclusive.
as
Maricopa County, Roosevelt School
Ik
Weld
awarded
from
Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Dean Witter & Co., White,
& Co., Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
Inc.,
as
Jan.
on
Due
4s.
as
90,000
Valley Na¬
of Phoenix.
tional Bank,
+i>
16—v.
1
Trust
Harris
water
24—v.
by Blyth & Co., Inc., at a
price of 100.037, a net interest cost
Feb. 1, 1986.
on
Jan.
on
were
1985 inclusive.
Is. Due
obligation
eral
were
$2,000,000 gen¬
headed
1
Savings Bank, of Chicago, Merrill
1969 inclusive.
1967 to
from
of¬
Jan.
on
Due
41/2s.
as
340,000
gen¬
bonds
Due
1962 to 1966 inclusive.
from
$120,000
school
price of 100.041,
a
5V2S.
as
30,000
Phoenix, Ariz.
obligation
and
follows:
as
from
|U1
Co.,
&
net interest cost of about 4.10%,
a
$50,000
school bonds.
Hammill
Shearson,
Feb.
on
Sale—The
1966
Lynch,
$510,000
obligation
sewer
1961
• .-no general
bonds offered on Jan. 17 was sold
ARIZONA'
Due
follows:
as
Sanitary Dist., Santa
Barbara County, Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of
4s.
eral
fered
1
Other members of the syndicate
were
Garden
Co.
inclusive.
1971
1978 to
as
Carpinteria
Francisco, and Associates.
Allen, Olson
I
;
1
Pittsburgh Unified School District,
Contra
Municipal
Water
Angeles County,
California
Bond
of
Feb.
on
33/4S.
as
from
160,000
J.
Burlingame
Bradford
&
1 .-iiU
< f < i >
Western
Co., of San Fran¬
Hill Richards & Co.,
and
jointly,
a
First
The
to
Due
1962 to
as
1,200,000
Trust
&
5s..
of
of
Due on Feb.
from 1972 to 1977 inclusive.
Los
1958, series C bonds offered
17—v.
193, p. 53—were
cisco,
1,
from
840,000
—
awarded
inclusive.
School District,
City
Francisco, at a price
a
net
interest
cost
3.81%, as follows:
as
Virgines
District, Los
on
a
&
Bond
Las
$3,300,000
offered
v.
—
$1,100,000
by Or-
approved
Jan.
1" Bank
Jan.
1992.
as
bonds
San
about
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale
The $270,000 elec¬
tion
1991
Legality
Bond
on
on
from
Azusa
Other members of the syndicate
were
The
—
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
<
193, p. 426 — were
syndicate headed by
the Bank of America N.T. & S.A.,
cliffe, of San Francisco.
1
I.;,
/'■!•■ j
Sale
awarded to
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut-
inclusive.
Due
to
office.
Jan. 1 from
on
3%s. Due
as
Co.,
inclusive.
3.80s.
as
&
1
fellows:
as
Due
4s. Due
to
715,000
*>>;
bonds
net interest
a
1964 to 1971
as
1972
! r
F
Smithers
5s..
as
23
payable at the County Treasurer's
3.90%,
M.J,
Jan.
series
price of 98.101,
a
CountCalif.
100.014,
awarded
headed
•;
Clara
Bond
of
Jan. 25—v. 192, p. 2557
to
a
syndicate
on
—were
7, issue of 1961, series A
High School Dist.,
school, series B
1962 to 1991 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
revenue,
offered
r ■>
6V;it''
Blue,
$3,000,000 water
Bond Sale—The
in
No.
April
"
»■>
I*; i.p
G.
Offering—Jack
bonds. Dated April 1, 1961. Due on
Commissioners, Ala.
'
Bond
Union
Santa
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on March
J7 for the purchase of $1,350,000
zone
Mobile Board of
C-ttl'
Fremont
Oakland), Calif.
17—
awarded
The First National Bank, of Mem¬
IV f
Water Conservation District (P. O.
Bank of America
A., of San Francisco.
Bond
OfDr
(P. O.
Rosa), Calif.
nff—Eugene D. Wil¬
liams, County Clerk, will receive
f-\
Volume
193
Number 6025
.
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
(543)
55
rtti
sealed bids until 10
a.m.
(PST)
Jan.
FLORIDA
on
Feb. 7 for the
000
purchase of $2,720,system
follows:
water
bonds,
as
$50,000
series
C
bonds.
15, 1958. Due
from
1962 to
1971
series B
2,670,000
Feo.
1,
from
1966 to
1961.
Dated
June 15
on
inclusive.
bonds.
Due
Dated
Feb.
on
1
1996 inclusive.
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of San Francisco.
Vista
Irrigation
District,
Sale—The
Bond
gation
offered
on
awarded
bonds
2375
p.
group
com¬
John
Nuveen & Co.,
Schwabacher & Co., Barret, Fitch,
North & Co., and Frank & Robert
Bender Co., at a price of 100.0098,
net interest cost of about
a
as
will
can
3.99%,
follows:
414s.
Due
Jan.
on
1,
1971
to
110,000
as
Jan. 1 from
on
Due
Jan.
on
of
as
1,
1981.
School
District, San
Diego County, Calif.
Bond
Offering
R.
—
B.
bids
his
at
10:30
in
office
Diego,
(PST) on Feb. 7
for the purchase of $430,000 bonds.
March
March
1
1,
from
clusive..
1961.
1962
Principal
Due
on
1986
to
in¬
interest
and
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality (.approved, ,by^Qrrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & SutcTiffe, of San Francisco.
Warm
Springs Sch. Dist., Alameda
County, Calif.
Sale—The
Bond
offered
bonds
pi
150
of
Bank
of
San
N.
Francisco,
4.03%,
$18,000
able
of
Call¬
of
Aug. 1, 1962. Principal
interest payable at the Bank
as
and
Clearwater, in Clearwater.
Le¬
gality approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.
Miami
&
S.
$350,000 special
bonds of¬
issue
Due
Wheeler
Co., Inc., and Leedy,
&
Alleman, jointly, as 3.40s, at a
price of 99.00, a basis of about
33/4S.
as
1972
48,000
and
of
April
15
on
April 15,
1973.
1974
April
on
15
1
Town
for
the
beach
Feb.
8
the
for
Chris¬
(EST)
a.mr
purchase
on
Dated
of
L, 1961.
^Eue
on Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
inclusive.
Callable
Company, in Hart¬
Legality approved by Day,
Berry & Howard, of Hartford.
1, 1970. Principal and inter¬
(J-D) payable at the Chase
Manhattan
Bank, in New York
City1. Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
Shaw,
Town
Donald
—
Treasurer,
will
H.
re¬
ceive
sealed bids c/o Day, Berry
Howard, 750 Main Street, Hart¬
ford, until 2 p.m. (EST) on Feb.
&
1
for
the
school
1861.
1981
1
purchase
1961
Due
bonds.
on
Feb.
inclusive.
of
Rosa
Sch.
from
Feb.
1,
County Special Tax
1 (P. O. Milton),
No.
Dist.
Sale —The
Bond
school
bonds offered
$1,550,000
Jan.
on
net interest cost of about
a
3.81%,
cate
4s.
as
Due
1962 to
1970
Feb.
on
1
1669 inclusive.
3.80s.
as
Due
on
Feb. 1
inclusive.
1981
to
the
of
members
were
syndi¬
follows: Trust Com¬
as
pany
Howard,
of Hart¬
ford.
West Hartford,
Sale
bonds offered
p.
245—were
on
Jan.
24—v.
awarded
Northern
Trust1
Chemical
Bank
Co.,
New
of
to
a
193,
syn¬
Chicago,
York
school
C.
Bradford
&
Co., as 3s, at a
price of 100.0927, a basis of about
2.99%.
.
Chicago), III.
(P. O.
O'Brien,
sealed
Feb.
on
of
designated
bidder.
by
Legality
&
Trauer-
basis
of
works
Jan.
about
County School District No.
109 (P. O. DeerReld), III.
price of par,
Bond
(CST)
terest
Feb. 6 for
$350,000 school
of
ment
Dec.
Dec.
Vick
Dated
&
was
McNaney
Dec:
1960.
1,
Dec. 1 from 1977 to 1980
sold to
Co., as
Due
from
1
1961
to
in¬
and
(J-D) payable at the North¬
Shelby
County,
Shelbyville
Com¬
School
at
American
the
pay¬
National
Bank & Trust
Co., of Chicago. Le¬
gality approved by Dale, Haffner
&
Grow, of Chicago.
Cook County
County
District
Offering—Jack
Due
Dec.
on
inclusive.
(J-D)
Secretary
will
fered
to Jan.
headed
Arthur
H.
follows:
as
Weeks,
Dated
from
Jan.
1964
1,
10
Principal and in¬
terest
(J-J) payable at any bank
trust company designated by
approved
of
by
Hornblower
&
Reynolds & Co., Wood,
& Co., and Fahnestock
Bond
bidder.
Legality
Chapman & Cutler,
Sale
Bond
issue
Jan.
by
3V4S, at
as
to
Robert
a
bonds
193,
a
K.
p.
245—
price of 100.609,
basis of about 3.21%.
were
High School District No. 45
(P. O. Villa Park), III.
school
Sale
building
The
$1,300,000
bonds offered on
—
as
follows:
syndicate
Fahnestock
Inc., and Talmage & Co.
&
..
Indiana
posed sale of $420,000 first mort¬
gage
revenue
bonds offered on
p.
2661—has been
postponed/ The bonds will be
offered
in
Dated
.March
1,
1961.
March 1 from 1962 to
Due
1981
on
inclu¬
Trust
Company, in Marion. Legal-'
ity approved by Joseph R. Rubin,
of Louisville.
'
•
Elizabethtown, Ky.
Bond Offering — Cecil
Franks,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
on
building
Dated
1961
revenue
March
1, 1961. Due
March 1 from 1962 to
^
in¬
1981
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-S) payable at the First-Hardin
National
Bank, in Elizabethtown.
Legality
approved
by
Grafton,
Ferguson & Fleischer, of Louis¬
ville.
Louisville, Ky.
Bond Offering—J. B.
Treasurer
Frith, Jr.,Secretary of the
and
Commission of the Sinking Fund,
will receive sealed bids until 11
the'near future.
re-
medical
245—were
p.
Township
will
Trustees,
receive
(CST) 01"
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Feb. 7 for the purchase
school
000
Feb.
aid
1961
of $511,-
bonds.
Datec
1961. Due semi-annually
July 1, 1963 to Jan. 1, 198c
inclusive.
Principal and interes'
(J-J) payable at the First Na
1,
from
tional
Bank
of
center, civic center and
redevelopment and urban
renewal
Warsaw.
Legalitv
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
1998
Clerk,
the
for
street
Due
June
on
awarded to
of
Feb.
from
1961
$93,00c
1,
1961
to
196r
$665,000 sewer
16—v.
Jan.
193,
to Paine,.
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, as 3V2S,
c<t a price of 100.016, a basis of
p
on
245—were
.
awarded
3.49%.
as
Harris
&
Co.,
1, 1961.
Due
1
Due
on
May
1
1983 to 1985 inclusive.
syndicate
follows:
& Co.,
Co., Inc.
and
Bankers
the
Wickliffe, Ky.
Offering
Flo
Draper,
receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 3
for the purchase of $138,000 water
system revenue 1961 bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1 from
1966
F-A.
to
—
will
Clerk,
inclusive.
1991
Interest
Legality approved by Charles
St. Louis.
Winchester, Ky.
Bond
issue
of $15,000
was
sold
to
bonds
as
on
4V2S.
Dated Jan.
Sept. 1 from 1962
inclusive.
1971
to
May
on
& Trauernicht, of
Sale—An
waterworks
3V2S.
as
KANSAS
Small
Due
1972 to 1982 inclusive.
Bond
Brookville, Kan.
Bond
4s.
as
Shearson, Hammill & Co., W. E. Hutton & Co.,
Ball, Burge & Kraus, Stranahan,
City
Spencer, Iowa
Sale—The
syndicate headed by
Other members of the
were
Bond
Legality approved by
Bannister, Carpenter, Ahlers &
Cooney, of Des Moines.
offered
245—were
p.
$35,000 as 4s. Due on May 1, 1962.
385,000 as 4V2S.
Due on May 1
from
inclusive.
bonds
a
offered
bonds
193,
98.00, a net interest cost of about
4.04%, as follows:
270,000
1
$1,425,000 con-;
buildings
A
from 1963 to 1971 inclusive,
Hugi,
receive sealed
(CST) on Feb
Dated
1,
to
M-N.
John Nuveen & Co., at a price of
Metta
purchase
bonds.
-
1967
educational
revenue, series
on
Jan. 23—v.
City, Iowa
will
Interest
Sale—The
solidated
from
—
Nov.
from
1
(P. O. Morehead), Ky.
Bond
IOWA
Offering
Dated
Nov.
inclusive.
735,000
Mason
on
Morehead State College
Kentucky, Board of Regents
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Bond
bonds.
•
1958. Due
Street, Warsaw), Indiana
Bond Offering—Guy E. Hygema,
Interest
M-S.
Legality approved by William P.
Timmerman, of Wichita.
Sale
—
ities revenue,
fered on Jan.
awarded
were
Securities
rill
The
$175,000 util¬
series 1958 bonds of¬
17—v. 193, p. 245—
The
to
Equitable
Corporation, and Mer¬
Lynch,
Fenner
Pierce,
&
Smith, Inc., jointly, as 37/ss, at a
price of 98.30, a basis of about
3.93%.
Courtland, Kan.
Bond
street
Sale—An
was
Dec.
LOUISIANA
cf $17,500
series
E
to Ranson & Co.
sold
3V2S. Dated
as
issue
improvement,
bonds
Building Corp.
(P. O. 207 Main St., Rockport),
192,
school
Wayne Township Civil Township
(P. O. Armory Building, East Main
Lincoln Land School
5—v.
a.m. -(CST)
on Feb.
purchase of $180,000
building revenue bonds.
bonds offered1 urban
193,
Indianapolis Bond
Corporation.
Share
&
Co., Bartow Leeds & Co., Freeman
& Co., Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
Jan.
sew¬
awarded to The
of¬
syndicate
Wallace &
Other members of the
10
the
(CST) on Feb. 15 for the
purchase
of " $2,080,000
voted
$162,000
revenue
Jan. -20—v.
$930,00 sani¬
1961
24—v.
awarded
were
Co.,
The
—
Bond Sale Postponed—The pro¬
Page County, Villa Park Junior
Bond
Sale—The
works
age
on
about
Co.
Chicago.
Du
syndicate
Struthers
&
until
for
1, 1980 inclusive.
Bond
Other members of the
a
(CST) on Feb. 1
purchase of $495,009 school
successful
of¬
193, p. 245—
to
a
syndicate
Smith, Barney & Co.,
price of 100.1199, a basis
a
7
interest
Waterloo, Ind.
of about 2.99%.
were
2
by
3s, at
bids until 8 p.m.
cr
bonds
awarded
headed
the
$2,400,000
H
Board,
until
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Lake City Bank, in Warsaw. Le¬
and
Indianapolis Sanitary District, Ind.
Offering—Dr.
inclusive.
series
Ind.
Jan. 24—v.
on
were
Oestreich, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
1973
Dist.,
The
—
bids
(CST) on Feb. 7 for the pur¬
of $187,000 school building
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1961.
Due
semi-annually from July 1, 1963
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Waterworks
Sale
Bond
School
sealed
chase
City
first
1
1980
to
interest
payable
on
Jan.
1962
INDIANA
as
the
of
receive
company
tary,
on
from
at any bank or
designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
trust
School District No. 28
bonds.
1
Principal and
fered
Due
Chandler,
Feb. 9 for ihe
on
Davidson,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
bonds.
High
O.
purchase of $575,000 school build¬
ing
bonds..' Dated Feb. 1, 1961.
Northbrook), III.
Bond
(P.
tion, wiil receive sealed bids until
(CST)
KENTUCKY
Crittenden County (P. O.
Marion),'
school
Community Consolidated
Corporation (P. O. East
Main Street, Warsaw), Ind.
Bond Offering—H. Dale
Tucker,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
(P. O. 1000 Waukegan Road,
"7
218
Georgetown), III.
Bend
office.
Legality
approved
by
Stinson,
Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell,
of Kansas City.
School
St.
of
Township
No.
Prin¬
payable
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
6
for
the
purchase/ of $250,000
r
Vermilion
(A-O)
Treasurer's
Warsaw
by
approved
Trauernicht,
Louis..
State
a.m.
from 1961 to 1979 inclusive. Inter¬
Legality
to
& Share
$100,000
building bonds was sold to
The Shelby Loan & Trust Co., of
Shelbyville, as 5s, 3%s and 4s.
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
&
the
4.03%.
school
J-D.
on
were
—
Ice &
(P. O. Shelbyville), III.
Charles
offered
245
p.
gality approved by Ross, McCord
Miller, of Indianapolis.
munity Unit School Dist. Noi 4
Bond Sale—An issue of
$92,000 water¬
and
improve¬
193,
v.
—
building
bonds.
Dated
1, 1961. Due on April 1
March
from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S)"
payable at the Farmers Bank &
p.m.
Principal
Company, in Chicago.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
inclusive.,
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
on
17
Feb.
on
$2,000,000
sive.
The
Indianapolis
Corp., as 4VsS, at a
price of 100.78, a basis of aboui
1,
Trust
ern
*
.
bonds
revenue
Jan.
on
bonds,/ Dated
on
Sale—The
of
Kentucky
v
refunding
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
./Bond Offering—R. P.
Ind.
Oxford, Ind.
works
10
the
school
3.04%.
193, p. 54 — were
to The Napoleon State
Bank, of Napoleon, as 4V2S, at a
Offering—Betty J. Murtfeldt, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
purchase
In¬
awarded
Bond
p.m.j
The
v.
—
until
for
Share
Sale—The $50,000 sewage
revenue
bonds offered on
4
Bond
Lake
8
$350,000
to
bids
2
at
Corp.,
City Securities Corp., jointly,
3v8s, at a price of 100.72, a
awarded
nicht, of St. Louis.
until
&
Education, will receive sealed
cipal and interest
on
Charles
by
waterworks,
$104,000
unlimited tax
obligation
building bonds
Robert
Trust
Co., of New York, Glore, Forgan
Co., Dominick & Dominick, and
&
J.
successful
sold
was
Bond
inclusive.
company
Evansville
Bond Sale—An issue of
general
1961.
$2,350,000
dicate composed of The First Na¬
tional City Bank, of New York
,
109
building
Conn.
The
—
the
School Dist.
County, Justice
No.
for the
Bond
1,
6
ILLINOIS
Cook
Principal and in¬
&
trust
or
7:30 p.m.
follows:
$410,000
terest payable at the Hartford Na¬
Berry
and
19—
192, p. 2662—were awarded to
a
syndicate headed by B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., at a price of 100.0033,
1862 to
tional Bank & Trust Company, in
Hartford.
Legality approved by
Day,
as
Florida
$425,000
Dated
1
1971
to
est
Santa
51/4S.
Simbury, Conn.
"
Offering
»
Nov. 1 from
Principal
interest payable at any bank
1963
of
as
est
1, 1961.
1962 to 1978
and interest
ford.
Bond
and
$233,000
bonds.
Dated
funding
15, 1961. Due
Feb.
June
payable at the Hartford National
Bank & Trust
10
dianapolis
Bond
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
judgment
Due on June 1 from 1962
1973
$250,000
Feb.
11
the
P.
future.
near
Napoleon,
receive
150—has
p.
improvement bonds offered
Jan.
on
$6,-
of
to
from
Treasurer, will
purchase
bonds.
until
for
Due
receive sealed bids c/o Day, Berry
2
bids
inclusive.
000,000 school bonds. Dated March
from
G.
will
offered
The bonds will be
Bond Sale—An issue of
1
Dec.
on
193,
sew¬
Michigan City School City, Ind.
Louis, III.
Offering—D.
Clerk,
1974
of Georgia, Atlanta; Beil &
Hough;
Juran
&
Moody, 0 Inc.;
& Howard, 750 Main Street, Hart¬
Odess, Martin, Herzberg, Inc., and
ford, until 2 p.m. (EST) on Feb/ Townsend; Dabney & Tyson.
Scheppach,
Bond
1960.
sealed bids until 11
Other
Arthur
—
East St.
building
Bond Offering—Floyd T.
Madison, Conn.
Offering
No.
1,140,000
CONNECTICUT
Bond
Due
bonds
revenue
19-^fv.
The
—
$4,000,000
1,
1
Dec.
on
Canceled
reoffered in the
1980.
Special Tax Sch.
(P. O. Clearwater),
County
tian, Superintendent of the Board
of Public Instruction, will receive
inclusive.
1981
to
3%s.
Florida
as
Due
4s.
as
from
Due
as
v.
on
Due
of
Ind.
of
been cancelled.
school
Dec.
on
Jan.
on
1
1978 inclusive.
1979 to
the
Pinellas
of
cost
from 1969 to 1971 inclusive.
12,000
170,000
Due
*
from 1975 to
1960
on Jan. 23—v.
193, p. 245—
awarded to B. J. Van Ingen
were
A.,
price
a
Dec.
on
Sale
sale
works
age
1974 inclusive.
3%s.
as
approved
Springs, Fla.
Bond Sale—The
obligation
The
follows:
as
4 V2S.
as
T.
at
193,
to
interest
net
a
school
17—v.
awarded
America
100.114,
about
Jan.
on
were
—
$78,000
3V2S.
as
330,000
8
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
7 Dist.
a.m.
Dated
Due
from 1969 to
purchase
sewer,
James,
San
33As.
as
450,000
from
County Clerk, will receive sealed
until
Bonds
proposed
from 1962 to 1968 inclusive.
bids
sealed
3.49%.
Unified
Vista
$350,00
City
&
inclusive.
1980
3V2S.
receive
time for the
same
fered
1969 and 1970.
825,000 as 4s. Due
Callable
series B bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1
as
5s.
Due on Jan. 1
from
1964 to
1968 inclusive.
as
also
$500,000
$180,000 /
85,000
syndicate composed
a
Marion,
„
Additional Offering—Miss Dun¬
Calif.
192,
a
inclusive.
Clearwater, in Clearwater.
Le¬
gality approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.
at the
to
a.m.
1, 1971. Principal and inter¬
(F-A) payable at the Bank of
est
of
Jan. 19—v.
of
posed
1991
to
division
issue, first
—were
(EST) on Feb.
3
for
the
purchase of $750,000
sewer, series A bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1 from 1962
$1,200,000 irri¬
improvement,
system
fourth
11
were
—
Barcus, Kindred & Co., Goodbody & Co., Rodman & Renshaw,
McDougal - & Condon, Inc., and
White-Phillips Co., Inc., at a price
of 100.005, a net interest cost of
about 3.62%, as follows:
Feb.
Principal and interest payable
the County Treasurer's office.
at
Offering—Gladys Duncan,
Clerk, will receive sealed
Town
to
427
p.
of
Bond
bids until
193,
v.
—
awarded
Belleair, Fla.
transmission
June
23
15, 1960. Due
Sept. 15 from 1962 to 1966 in¬
clusive.
Interest
M-S.
Lega i'y
Bossier Parish Consolidated School
District
Bond
on
approved by William P. Timmer¬
man,
*
of Wichita.
Topeka School District, Kan.
Bond
Offering
Armendariz,
Clerk
—
Mrs.
of
La Von
the Board
No.
3
(P. O. Benton), La.'
Offering
—
T.
L.
Rodes,
School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 2 for
the
purchase of $300,000 school
bonds. Dated March 1, 1961. Due
Secretary
on
March
/■•liicuro
of
the
1 from
■
Parish
1962 to
Prinpinnl
anH
1981 inintfifGst
"V
56
(544)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(M-S)
payable
at
the
Parish
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
of
25—v.
193, p. 150—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc., at a price of
interest
net
3s.
as
from
150,000
from
cost
of
Co., William S. Morris & Co.,
Co., Starkweather & Co.,
Zahner & Co., Robert L. Whittaker & Co., and C. T. Williams &
about
Co.
Due
3V2S.
1971
March
on
Due
Somerset
March
on
Due
1
Bond
lic
1
from 1975 to 1982 inclusive.
3V2S.
as
Due
Jan.
at
from 1983 to 1986 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
as follows: Newman
BroWn,
$30,000
Brown
& Co., Inc., Ladd Dinkins
Co., Nusloch, Baudean & Smith,
Arnold &
&
1963
electric
fered
Jan.
on
24—v.
awarded
were
bonds
193,
to
150—
syndicate
a
price of 100.1458,
cost
about
of
$347,000
from
1971
March
bonds
1
on
1980
syndicate
were as follows: Goodbody & Co.,
J. C. Bradford & Co., Ladd Dinkins & Co., Crane Investment Co.,
Stephens, Inc., Tripp & Co., Inc.,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., and Al¬
Blair
lan
&
bids
Due
1981
to
interest
tional
la
George
—
will
Treasurer,
bids
c/o
the
E.
re¬
State
from
1
of
bonds.
$550,000
1, 1961.
Due
1962
to
inclusive.
1981
interest
and
Principal
payable at the
State
boston.
Company, in
approved
by
Legality
Marlborough, Mass.
received c/o the New England
be
of Portland, in PortLegality
approved
by
Atwood
Merchants
National
Bank,
28
State Street,
&
(EST)
of
Boston, until 11 a.m.
Feb. 2 for the purchase
on
$3,500,000
ligation
MARYLAND
various
bonds.
general
ob¬
Feb.
15,
Dated
1961.
Principal and interest pay¬
able at
the New England
Mer¬
chants National Bank, in Boston.
Maryland (State of)
Bond
Sa.e
obligation
general
on
Jan. 24
v.
—
awarded to
the
New
York,
bonds
193, p. 54
Manhattan
100.29899,
$20,303,000
Bank,
were
as
First
both
of
2%s, at a price of
basis of about 2.71%.
as
a
Other members of the
follows:
.
syndicate
;
National
City Bank, of
New York, Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc., Smith, Barney & Co., Leh¬
man
Brothers, Blyth & Co., First
Trust
Co.,
of
New
gan
Brown & Sons, Glore, For& Co., Salomon Bros. & Hutz-
ler, Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
Blair & Co., Inc., Shields & Co.,
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc., L. F.
Rothschild
&
Co., First of Michi¬
gan Corp., Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son & Curtis, Marine Trust Co. of
Western New York, Buffalo, Dick
& Merle-Smith, F. S. Moseley &
Co., J. C. Bradford & Co., Braun,
Bosworth &
ton
&
Bond
were
posed
awarded
The
of
to
a
group
First
of
Bloomfield Township (P. O. 4200
Telegraph Road, Bloomfield Hills),
Michigan
Bond
Offering—Deloris V. Lit¬
tle, Township Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Jan. 31 for the purchase of $158,000
special
Dated
1
Nov.
from
1, 1960.
1961
to
Due on Feb.
1970
inclusive.
pay¬
com¬
designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
pany
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of Detroit.
&
&
Trust
'
1
Township (P.
Detroit), Mich.
O.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$137,000
water
special
bonds offered
to
and
Kenower,
assessment
on
Jan.
1960
16 was sold
MacArthur
McDonald-Moore
&
&
Jan.
on
Due
Nov.
on
of
the
follows:
as
1
17—v.
193, p. 246—
Piper, Jaffray &
Hazlehurst, Miss.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Brad¬
Co.; Townsend, DabTyson;
First
Cleveland
&
ney
Corp., and
Campbell, McLarty &
Co.
Mendon
Community School Dist.,
Michigan
Sale—The $470,0C0 school
Bond
fered
and
loch,
Principal and interest payable at
any bank or trust company desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauenicht, of St. Louis.
Jackson
house
(P. O. Spring Lake
Park), Minn.
Offering — James E. Sta-
District
sealed
bids
Feb.
on
Clerk,
until
7
clusive.
1
p.
m.
offered
Jan.
on
19—v.
193,
1,
1963
Principal
payable at
to
17
assessment
wood Arm sewage
bonds
offered
428
Paul
awarded
—were
headed
Bond Sale
Bosworth
price
awarded to Braun,
Co., Inc., as 6s, at a
&
of
100.04,
basis of
a
about
5.99%.
Jan.,
Haven
South
Township
Bank,
Bank
tax
17—v.
Haven,
The
to
as
bonds
193,
650,000
3%s, at
price of
a
improvement
ment
bonds
192,
1960
special
offered
assess¬
Jan.
on
water"'Works
offered
MISSOURI
10—
building
16
1961
to
Lake),
No.
12A
sanitary
bonds
Jan.
on
193, p. 151—were awarded to
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., at a
price of 100.027, a net interest cost
3.23%,
$69,000
40,0G0
1961
at
1965
40,000
Due
on
1964
to
27/gs.
Due
on
July
July
1
1,
as
1969
a
follows:
Due
on
3y2s.
Aug. 1 from
Due
3.9Cs.
as
Due
St.
on
on
on
1
1981 inclusive.
$1,000,000
until
for
15
8
the
school
3y4s.
Due
July
on
1,
1970;
and
R-3
until
8
Bond Sale—An issue of
(CST)
on
Jan.
31 for the
Bank
&
Trust
Co., of
City, and George K. Baum
Kansas
& Co., as SVzs and 3.90s.
Dated
Dec. 1, 1960. Due on March 1 from
to
1980
inclusive.
Legality
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
MINNESOTA
Anoka-Hennepin Independent Sch.
Dist. No.
Bond
eral
(P. O. Anoka), Minn.
Sale—The $1,000,000
obligation
bonds
p.
11
No.
R-9
(P.
O. 3209 Lemay,
Ferry Road,
Mehlville),
be received until 8 p.m.
Feb.
16
for
225,000
1,
to
bonds.
1961.
1962
from
(CST) on
purchase of $1,-
the
school
Due
County,
West ,Glacier
Elementary School District No. 6
O. Columbia Falls), Mont.
Bond
be
Offering-—Sealed bids will
received
until
offered
on
school
Jan.
428—were awarded to
cate
headed
Gen¬
building
24—v.
by Juran &
a
193,
syndi¬
Moody,
trust
payable
Fevere,
at
Principal
any
and
'bank
designated
by
or
the
far
15
NEW
Clearview
the
bonds.
JERSEY
Regional
School
High
District (P. O. R. D. Mullica Hill),:
New Jersey
Bond
A.
Offering
Mrs.
Margaret
15
Education, will
for
the
500,000 school
1.
=—
Gegenheimer, Secretary of the
1959.
Due
8
bonds.
on
receive
(EST) on
purchase of $l,c
p.m.
Dated
May
May 1 from 1961
ap¬
to
1980
inclusive.
Principal and
interest (M-N) payable at the Na-^
by Howard, Peterson, LeLefler
&
Haertzen, of
approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
company
.successful
proved
Jan. 1 from 1963
Feb.
of $78,000 school
purchase
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1
In¬
Flathead
of
Due
Dated
March
on
inclusive.
1981
bids until
1967
Mo.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Board
to
St.
Louis.
sealed
interest
by
of
St. Louis, Mehlville School District
1, 1861.
Co.,
Interest
approved
purchase of $74,500 road
improvement bonds.
Dated Jan.
Co.,
$260,000
sold to The City
was
National
p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
building bonds.
p.m.
Trauer-
County
School
District
(P. O. West Plains), Mo.
school bonds
Inde¬
Bond Offering—H. T.
Johnson,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
&
MONTANA
Aug.
(P. O. North St. Paul). Minn.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Feb.
1971
1
Plymouth, Minn.
July 1, 1967
Howell
pendent School District No. 622
received
to
Legality
terest M-S.
Aug.
Paul-Manlewood
be
1967
F-A.
Charles
by
2%s,
1, 1960.
Nov.
from
1
Interest
sold to
as
nicht, of St. Louis.
March
inclusive.
1970
from 1976 to
North
1966.
Due
3s.
1968.
and
at
net interest cost of
3s.
on
inclusive.
of
I
and
as
40,000
4V8S.
as
Mcorhead,
as
Feb.
on
inclusive.
Co.,
Dated
3s.
and
&
$180,000
was
—were
composed
National Bank,
a
to
as
150,000
follows:
as
2.90s
from 1971 to 1975 inclusive.
18
—V.
of about
as
1963
district
54
cn
group
of
3.70%,
105,000
sewer
offered
Bank,
about
Bond Sale—The $189,000 special
assessment
offered
p.
Mo.
bonds
revenue
Brothers
M-S.
American
of
Paul; Shearson, Hammill &
Co.; Harold E. Wood & Co.; Cald¬
well, Phillips Co., and American
Rd. Orchard
Mich.
electric
St.
$140,000
Township (P. O.
Lake
Howe,
!
$395,000®library
193,
a
West
Orchard
and
bonds
v.
—
price cf par,
Bloomfield
Fulton,
Bond Sale—An issue of
1862
Michigan Corp., and
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.
4460
1
sold to The
was
Bank of Wesson.
approved
Jan.
on
improvement bonds
Jan. 17
on
inclusive.
Moorhead, Minn.
Bond Sale—The
cf
First
Due
1981
&
Moody, Inc.,
Chapman & Co.
State
p.
1
MacArthur & Co.; National
Bank, of Chicago; Ju¬
2662—were awarded to
The
Jan.
on
inclusive.
Boulevard
The
$290,000 street
National
Wesson, Miss.
Due
Eldredge & Co.; the Illinois Com¬
pany; G. H. Walker & Co.; Ke¬
Jan.
Warren, Mich.
Sale—The
Due
to
1
Other members of the syndicate
as follows: Blyth &
Co., Inc.;
awarded
Bond
First
Memphis, and Citizens
Trust Co., of Louisville,
Sale—An issue of $60,000
Bond
were
of
w"
par.
1977
Jan.
on
inclusive.
1971
3.10s.
as
1,
of¬
Bank
&
Stern
1971
1966 to
from
Jan.
on
Due
234s.
as
740.000
Due
1966 to
from
246—
p.
The
to
of
syndicate
a
ran
$38,000 special
limited
Jan.
awarded
South
O.
Haven), Mich.
Sale—The
on
were
(P.
—
—
awarded
(P. O. 2429
1865.
23/4s.
as
from
nower,
South
The $750,000 high
building bonds. offered on
17
v.
193, p. 246 — were
Metropolitan
to
4%s.
as
650,000
disposal system
Jan. 23—v. 193,
on
Jan;
cn
school
by
1964 and
were
—
$250,0C0
offered
Municipal Separate Sch.
District, Miss.
in¬
interest
University Ave., St. Paul), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $2,200,000 air¬
port improvement, series 9 bonds
offered on J an. 23—v. 193, p. 428
$180,000
$165,000 special
Farmington - Kendall-
bonds
sold to The First U. S. Cor¬
was
poration.
1990
and
Airports Commission
.<•
Bond Sale—The
17—
jointly.
E. H.
County (P. O. 550 South
Telegraph Road, Pontiac), Mich.
Jan.
Bond Sale—An issue of
industrial
Louisville
neapolis.
Minneapolis-St.
Corporation; Goodbody & Co.,
& Co.
on
Lafayette County Supervisors Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Oxford), Miss.
Due
1961.
any
bank or
designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
Marquardt & Windhorst, of Min¬
and
Schneider
offered
bonds
193, p. 246—were awarded to
Thornton, Mohr & Farish, Inc.
1961
building
Feb.
from
company
gan
v.
County, Miss.
Sale—The $150,000 court¬
v.
receive
(CST)
the'purchase of
for
Dated
Feb.
will
7
school
bonds.
trust
of¬
sold to Allen
Company, and Associates.
Bond
Fairfax, jointly.
was
$467,000
bonds
revenue
Jan. 17
on
Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on Feb.
1
from
1965
to
1991
inclusive.
Smith, Barney & Co.,
at a price of 100.0007, a net inter¬
p. 151—were awarded to a group
est cost of about 3.04%, as follows
composed of The First of MichBbonds
p.
works
water
16
(F-A)
syndi¬
C.
J.
of
Bond
on
J. Mericka &
from
Brownstown
syndi¬
$49,000 water
improvement bonds of¬
awarded to
$315,000
Nov.
on
Co.; William E. Pollock &
Co.; Rand & Co.; R. D. White &
Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.; Wm.
bonds.
assessment
Principal and interest (F-A)
able at any bank or trust
B.
Winthrop
3V4S.
members
Michigan
jointly.
Co., Federation
Co., of New York,; ,Concord Community School Dist.,
Robert
Garrett
&
Sons, Brown
Michigan
Bros. Harriman & Co., Industrial
Bond Offering
—Beryl LuttenNational
Bank,
of
Providence, ton, Secretary of the Board of
Johnston, Lemon & Co.,
Education, will receive sealed bids
Cooley U Co., Union Trust Co. until 8
p.m. (EST) on Feb. 21 for
ert
Due
com¬
Corpcartion; Stranahan, Harris &
Co., and McDonald-Moore & Co.
Adams,
Bank
1
from 1975 to 1985 inclusive.
fered
Sale—The
$340,090 water
supply system revenue bonds of¬
fered on Jan, 9—v. 192, p. 2661—
Co.,
Geo.
Nov.
on
to 1966 inclusive.
3s.
as
Other
Co., Inc., W. H. Mor¬
Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
McEntee
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Clark, Dodge & Co., Hemphill,
Noyes & Co., Wm. E. Pollock &
Co., Inc., Spencer Trask & • Co.,
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath,
Chas. E. Weigold & Co., Inc., Rob-'
.
885,000
Bond
Albion, Mich.
|
York,
Alex.
1961
as
assessment
Boston Corp., Chemical Bank New
York
from
Due
from 1967 to 1974 inclusive.
MICHIGAN
were
the
Sale—The
sewer
No.
&
5s.
as
445,000
offered
—
syndicate headed by
Trust Co., and the
a
Bankers
Chase
The
—
193, p. 54—were
syndicate headed by
a
Smithers
Oakland
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
MISSISSIPPI
of
Fridley, Blaine and Spring Lake
Park Independent School District
18—v.
Ropes & Gray, of Boston.
1962
1,
McDougal & Condon, Inc.;
Faine, Webber, Jackson & Cur¬
tis; E. J. Prescott & Co., and
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson..,
and
Piper, Jaffray & Hop-
Bank, of Minneapolis.
Jan
on
Inc.;
Bank
Co., at a price
of 100.033, a net interest cost of
about 3.26%, as follows:
Dated
Feb. 1 from
on
Street Bank & Trust
on
Bank
Hutchinson,
Pierce,
Allen, of Portland.
Street, Boston, until 11
(EST) on Jan. 31 for the pur¬
Feb.
inclusive.
Principal and
payable at the First Na¬
d.
n
Offering
sealed
chase
(EST)
&
&
City
Due
members
Bend
disposal system bends offered
group
basis of about 3.31%.
a
wood, and Northwestern National
Dain & Co.,
Jan.
1985 inclusive.
3y2s
as
Jan.
on
Co.,
Mich.
MacArthur
Due
Fairfax, Minn.
Holland, Mich.
S.
sew¬
1
1
inclusive.
on
1975 inclusive.
3.90s.
1976 to
1
Sale—The $1,600,000 sew¬
Jan.
$190,000
1
Jan.
on
1972
Due
Hopwood, and the First National
were
a.m.
noon
March
011
a
Sale—The
Bond
treatment plant bonds offered
on
Jan. 20—v. 193, p. 246—wereawarded to a group composed of
The Allison-Williams Co., J. M.
cate were as follows: American
National Bank, of St. Paul;
Barcus,
Kindred & Co.; Kalman &
were
F.
1973 to
Other
fered
Kenower,
Wells, Minn.
fol¬
as
1986.
to
193,
pal Department, Second Floor, 111
Feb. 2 for the purchase of $265,000
school
bonds.
Dated
March
1,
1961.
24—v.
Franklin
until
Erie),
As¬
No.
Co.
cate
ceive
Town Treasurer, will receive
pay¬
Special
District
Monday, January 30, 1961
in¬
net
a
3.90,
Due
to
3.70s.
as
from
road
$950,000 water
Jan.
on
from
Sale—An issue of $50,000
bonds offered on Jan. 4 was
$270,000
Mass.
Street Bank & Trust Co., Munici¬
Birdgton, Me.
Bond Offering—H. Dayton Ben-
O.
1964
as
575,000
inclusive.
(J-J)
Erie
Road
(P.
ford
Bond
Co.
1971
Bond
on
of
100.6299,
Hayes,
MAINE
sealed
Township,
sessment
awarded to
Lawrence, Mass.
-
way,
Erie
of
1,
1981.
Other members of the
to
par,
about
3.20s.
as
from
105,000
July
on
bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Stone, of Detroit.
1
Due on Jan.
Sale—The
offered
$245,000
75,000
Due
of
lows:
sold
was
any
Goldman, Sachs &
Co., Hemphill, Noyes & Co., Harkness
& Hill,
Inc., and Lyons &
Shafto, Inc., as 3.40s, at a price
March
March
on
at
age
1974 to 1977 inclusive.
composed
inclusive.
Due
10
Principal and interest
1
Jan.
on
428—were awarded to
p.
Due
to
3s.
as
Bond
follows:
as
on
1, 1961.
1962
Bond
inclusive.
1973
Clinton,
1970 inclusive.
33/4S.
as
from
1
Due
1962 to
1,573,000
180,000
3.85%,
4s.
as
Due
to
3.40s.
as
net interest
a
1,
Jan.
on
MASSACHUSETTS
headed by F. S. Smithers & Co., at
a
from
1
Jan. 1 from
on
3V4S.
1970
from
p.
-
Kindred & Co.
Dated Jan.
inclusive.
1969
as
100,000
of¬
Due
3s.
to
from
$2,100,000 water
revenue
33/4s.- Due
as
100,000
Morgan City, La.
and
to Barcus,
Jan.
on
price of
a
cost
.
.
age
/
sold
Jan. 1 from
on
inclu¬
1987
v
1967
Bond Sale—The
Sons,
to
5
bonds offered
net interest
as follows:
1965 inclusive.
to
as
60,000
weickhardt & Co.
&
1961
terest
Township School Dist.
(P. O. Drummond), Mich.
Bond Sale—An issue of $120,000
school
building limited tax
No.
a
1966.
,
Dane
150—were
Brown
Due
4s.
as
10,000
Derbes, Inc., Ducournau
& Co., and Sch-
Kees,
193, p.
Alex
to
price of 100.002,
of about 3.31%,
a
cost
were
&
17—v.
awarded
March 1
on
school, series B bonds offered
on
March
on
County (P. O. Princess
Anne), Md.
Sale—The $300,000 pub¬
from
Inc., at
Drummond
able
1
1974 inclusive.
to
33/4s.
as
1
&
1963 to 1970 inclusive.
as
237,000
$135,000 school
1, 1960. Due on
Interest J-J.
Ferris &
follows:
as
$236,000
377,000
of
sive.
-
Jan.
on
3.68%,
purchase
July
Trust Co., of Kansas
Schwabacher & Co., First
National
Bank, of Minneapolis,
First National Bank, of St. Paul,
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., of
Winston
Salem, Elkins, Morris,
Stokes & Co.,. Penington, Colket
Lake Charles, La.
Sale—The $1,000,000 pub¬
lic school improvement bonds of¬
a
the
bonds. Dated Dec.
Commerce
Bond
par,
Baltimore,
Stern
Co., The Illinois Co.,
&
City,
Chicago.
fered
Maryland,
Brothers
.
bidder.
Minneapolis.
Legality
tional
Bank
of
Mantua.
Legality
Wood, of New York City.
.
Volume
193
Number
6025
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(545)
Collingswood,
/
N.
Offering—R. S.
Bond
terest
J.
Wifgield,
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 6
for the purchase of $523,000 gen¬
eral
obligation bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1961.
Due on March 1
from 1962 to 1980 inclusive.
cipal and interest
(M-S) payable
Company, in
Camden.
Legality
Hawkins,
Delafield
York
New
approved
by
Wood,
&
of
City.
N. J.
$98,000 general
Keyport,
Bond Sale—The
Dist.
No.
3.23%.
tiai, Borough Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p. m. (EST)
Feb.
on
the
for
8
March 1 from
1962 to 1973 in¬
Principal
clusive.
interest
and
(M-S) payable at the Closter Na¬
Company, in
Legality approved by
tional Bank & Trust
Northvale.
Hawkins,
York
New
of
District
$3,470,000
Wood,
&
of
Roxbury Township School District
(P. O. Succasunna), N. J.
Bond Offering—Mr. Russell W.
Greene, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 27 for
the purchase of $1,720,000 school
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1960.
Due
on April
1 from 1962 to 1980 in¬
Interest A-O.
clusive.
South
Bond
Bound
Offering
Brook, N. J.
Nicholas Ras-
—r
Clerk, will receive
nak, Borough
sealed bids until
Feb.
on
3
830 p. m.
the
for
bonds.
Dated March
clusive.
1, 1961.
Due
1962 to 1968 in¬
Principal
(M-S)
of
improvement
general
March 1 from
(EST)
purchase
$42,000
on
interest
and
at
the
County
Co.,
of
Bound
Legality
approved
by
payable
Bank
Trust
&
Brook.
general
Dated
Aug. 1
clusive.
(F-A)
Feb.
from
obligation
1961.
1,
1961
Due
1990 in¬
to
Principal
and
interest
payable at the First Trust
Deposit Company, in Syracuse.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Delafield
&
Wood, of New York
City.
Henrietta
Sewer
District, N. Y.
Bond Offering — Don W. Cook,
Town
Supervisor,
will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 2 for the purchase of $541,500
1960
sewer
1960.
Due
Nov.
1,
May 1 from 1961 to
on
inclusive.
1989
Dated
bonds.
Principal and in¬
terest
in
Delafield
City.
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCar¬
thy, of New York City.
(M-N) payable at the Gen¬
Valley Union Trust Company,
Rochester.
Legality approved
by
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman,
esee
of New York
City.
Petersburg,
Pittstown,
Grafton and White Creek Central
School
District
No.
1
school bonds offered
O.
(P.
Hoosick Falls), N.
Bond
Sale —The
on
Y.
$2,440,000
19—
Jan.
193, p. 246—were awarded to a
syndicate
headed
by
Halsey,
v.
Stuart & Co. Inc., as 3V2S, at a
price of 100.6899, a basis of about
3.43%.
Other
cate
&
Francis
I.
Pont
du
E. Weigold &
Ingen
&
Co.;
& Co.; W. H.
Morton & Co.; Adams,
McEntee &
Trust
and
Commercial
Co., of Albany.
Islip
and
Co.,
Sch.
syndi¬
Co., Inc.; First of Michi¬
&
Bank
Union Free
(P. O. Town
Smithtown
Dist
No.
6
$47,000 general
serial 1961 bonds offered
10—v. 193, p. 151—were
Jan.
on
awarded
to
The
National
Evans
Bank, of Angola,
price of par.
3X/4S,
as
—
school 1961 bonds offered
Bond Sale—The
purposes
Hauppauge), N. Y.
Sale
The
$1,579,000
Bond
Y.
at
a
25—v.
to
a
193,
Jan.
on
246—were awarded
p.
composed of Halsey,
Co., Inc., Blair & Co.,
group
Stuart
&
First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion, and Adams, McEntee & Co.,
as
3.70s, at a price of 100.419, a
Inc.,
basis of about 3.66%.
Brookhaven, Smithtown and I slip
Central
School
District
No.
Livonia,
5
O. Holbrook), N. Y.
Offering—Doris V. Alex¬
(P.
Bond
000
$2,358,-
junior high school 1960 bonds.
Dated Dec. 15,
15
from
1962
Due on June
1960.
inclusive.
1990
to
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
The
Hanover Bank,
in
New
York
City.
Legality
ap¬
Galloway
Dikeman, of New York City.
proved
&
Sykes,
by
East Greenbush, Nassau,
Schodach,
Sand Lake and North Greenbush
and
Central
Chatham
No.
1
No.
sealed
(EST)
on
of
bids
until
1
on
1962
from
until
to
2
1979 inclu¬
interest (M-S)
Co., in Albany.
Legality approved by Sykes, Gal¬
loway & Dikeman, of New York
City.
Principal and interest (J-D)
'City.
Offering—Leonard
D.
B.
Smith, Village Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
bids
Jan.
31
until
for
11
a.m.
the
pur¬
chase of $207,000 public improve¬
ment 1961 bonds. Dated March 1,
1961. Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1961 to
inclusive.
Principal
and
in¬
and
O.
Sal
Bond
offered
1960
on
e
headed by
3.20s,
The
—
second
to
1
-^ata 3.41%. of 100.587, "a
basis of about pnce
tional
City
Bank,
group
were
as
of New
follows:
York,
Bankers
Trust
Co.,
Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co., both of New
York, First Boston Corp.,- Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., Smith,
Barney & Co., Halsey, Stuart &
Co.
Inc.,
First National
Bank,
Chicago, C. J. Devine & Co., SaloBros. &
mon
&
Hutzler, Kuhn, Loeb
Continental Illinois Na-
Co.,
tional Bank
& Trust Co., of ChiKidder, Peabody
&
Co.,
Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
v
cago,
a
bonds
429
syndicate
p.
Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
at a
price of
100.499, a
Other members of the
syndicate
follows: R. W. Pressprich
Co., Mercantile Trust Company
Louis, Francis I duPont &
Co., Dick & Merle-Smith, Coffin
& Burr, Kean, Taylor & Co., Rand
& Co., Granbery, Marache & Co.,
and R. James Foster & Co.
of
St.
New
Bond
York
N. Y.
$76,500,000
City,
Sale—The
rious general obligation bonds
va¬
of¬
Bond
Smith,
Offering
sealed
(EST)
on
of
Michigan Corp., Dean
Witter & Co., First National Bank
of Oregon, Portland, Clark, Dodge
&
Co., L. F. Rothschild & Co.,
Estabrook & Co., Geo. B. Gibbons
& Co., Inc., Hayden, Stone & Co.,
Roosevelt & Cross,
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co^, Francis I. du
& Co., Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Dominick & Dominick, F. S.
Smithers & Co., Coffin 8c Burr,
Lee
Higginson Corp., Wood,
Struthers & Co., Robert Winthrop
& Co., C. F. Childs & Co., Spencer
Trask & Co., Dick & MerleSmith, R. S. Dickson & Co., W.
E. Hutton & Co., Laidlaw & Co.,
Eldredge & Co., Inc., Fitzpatrick,
Sullivan & Co.,
Tucker Anthony & R. L. Day,
,
Fidelity Union Trust Co
of New-
Bond
Sale
P
v\ dene
Manufacturers &
Traders
Trust
Co., of
Buffalo,
James A. Andrews & Co., Rand
& Co., G. H. Walker & Co., Boland, Saffin, Gordon & Sautter,
R. H. Moulton & Co., Inc., National City Bank, of Cleveland,
Bacon, Whipple & Co., Third National Bank in Nashville,
The Ohio Co., F. W. Craigie &
Co., McDonald & Co., Field, Richards & Co., Ginther & Co., First
Southwest Co., Hannahs,
Ballin
&
Lee, Fabricant & Co., Stern,
Lauer & Co., Republic National
Bank of Dallas, Johnston, Lemon
&
Co., Model, Roland & Stone,
Drevfus & Co., First Cleveland
Corp., Baker, Weeks & Co., Shelby Cullom Davis & Co., Provident
Bank, of Cincinnati, Merrill, Turr o
ben &
gcbaffer
Edwards
&
Rey-
&
Schmidt'
Co
SchwabachTr
&
*
'
£'rS S
geane
&
®
Icribner
'
on
Co., and Yarnall, Biddle & Co.
Newark, New York
Offering — Charles
Bond
A.
Sons, Robert K.
Co.,
Seasongood &
Mayer, Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, Chapman, Howe & Co., G. C.
Haas & Co., Elkins, Morris, Stokes
Hausman, Village Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
ment
1961
8c
1961
Due
Wallace
&
Pemngton, Colket & Co.,
Rodman & Renshaw, McJunkin,
Patton & Co., Van Altsyne, Noel
Co.,
?
•
S ?°:'
i
McCormick
& Co., Rotan,
Mosle & Co., Harold E. Wood &
Co., Sweney Cartwnght 8c Co->
Byrd Brothers, Walter, Woody &
Heimerdinger, Mullaney, Wells &
Co., and J. M. Dain & Co.
Inc.,
Other
members
Manhattan
Bank,
of
of
the
Chase
New
York,
Corp.,
Co., Robert W. Baird & Co., Barr
Brothers
&
Co., Barret, Fitch,
North & Co., J. Barth & Co., Baxter & Co., Bear, Stearns & Co., A.
G.
Becker & Co., Blair & Co.,
Blunt, Ellis & Simmons, Blyth &
Co., Boatmen's National Bank, of
St. Louis, Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.,
Chemical Bank New York Trust
Co.,
of
New York, Citizens and
Southern National Bank,
of Atlan-
ta, City National Bank & Trust
Co., of Kansas City, Julien Collins
&
Co.,
Commerce
Trust
Co.,
of
Kansas City, Continental Bank &
Trust
Co.,
of
Salt Lake
City,
Courts & Co.,
&
Cruttenden, Podesta
Co., Dewar, Robertson & Pan-
series
C bonds
Jan. 24—v. 192, p. 2559
awarded
to
a
syndicate
by Alex. Brown & Sons,
Equitable Securities Corp., at
price of 100.02, a net interest
and
a
cost of about
$300,000
(EST) on Feb. 1 for the purchase
$125,000 waterworks improve-
3.16%,
4s.
follows:
as
Due
June
from 1962 to 1964 inclusive.
as
900,000
as
3s. Due
on
1
June 1 from
on
1965 to 1973 inclusive.
500,000
3y4s.
as
Due
on
June
1
from 1974 to 1978 inclusive.
members
of the
follows:
Other
were
Trust
as
syndicate
Company
Georgia, Atlanta, RobinsonHumphrey
Co.,
Inc.,
Johnston,
Lemon & Co., and Carolina Se¬
curities Corp.
of
Chapel Hill, N. C.
Bond Offering
W. E. Easter-
—
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh,
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 31 for
the
purchase of $240,000 bonds,
ftated
Mafch
1,
1961.
Due
on
March 1 from 1962 to 1982 inclu¬
sive. Principal
ari^,interest (M-S)
payable at the First National City
Bank, in New York City. Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Wash¬
burn & McCarthy, of New York
City.
Fuquay Springs, N. C.
Bond
Sale—The $340,000 bonds
offered On-Jan. 17—v. 193,
p. 246—
were awarded to McDaniel Lewis
&
Co., at
a
price of
par.
North Carolina
Bond
State
Offering
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 11
Feb.
8
for
000,000
the
(State of)
Edwin
—
will
Gill,
receive
(EST) dn
of $10,improvement
a.m.
purchase
capital
bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1960. Due on
May 1 from 1962 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
Bank,
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Mitchell,
Pershing,
Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York
City.
able at the Chase Manhattan
in New York City.
Wayne County (P. O. Goldsboro),
North
Carolina
0f
bonds.
Dated
Fgb
1 from
on
inclusive.
Merest
(F-A)
Feb.
1,
1962 to
Principal and in-
payable at the Lin-
Bond
Offering
—
W. E. Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh,
until 11
a.m.
(EST)
on
Jan. 31 for
coin Rochester Trust Company, in the purchase of
$225,000 refunding
Newark.
Legality approved by
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on
gykes Galloway; & Dikeman, of
June 1 from
New York
1975 to 1985 inclusive.
City.
Principal and interest (J-D)
and Otisco Central Sch. Dist. No.
1
(P. O. South Onondaga), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $607,000 school
193, p. 246
—
were
on
Jan. 18—v.
awarded to
pay¬
able
Onondaga, Marcellus, Lafayette
1961 bonds offered
Securities
Graham),
headed
,
John Small & Co., Starkweather
& Co;> Stein Bros. & Boyce, Sterling National Bank & Trust Co
°f N™ York Stern Brothers &
c°-> st°ne. & Youngberg, Stroud
& Co., Swiss American Corp.,
Talmadge & Co Trust Co. of
Georgia, of Atlanta, Tuller &
tucker, Underwood, Neuhaus &
Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
Wachovia Bank & Trust .Co. of
Winston - Salem, Weeden&^Co.,
Chas. E. Weigold & Co. Wells &
Christensen, Wertheim & Co., R.
JJ. White & Co., Wood, Gundy &
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson, Inc.,
Tilney & Co., Thomas & Co., A.
G.
Necker
Hoberts & Parke
1999
Legality
—were
f^rianf
e,
Co.,
Co.,
to
rev¬
1959.
The $1,700,000
—
building,
offered
E. Pollock & Co.,
Co., R. W. Pressprich
Rau'scher> pierced
1962
Interest M-N.
school
Co
&
from
1,
NORTH CAROLINA
& Co., Piper, Jaffray & Hop&
re¬
p.m.
by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City,
Lynch,
Wm.
1
Nov.
Alamance County (P. O.
North Carolina
Peoples National Bank, of Charlottesville, Philadelphia National
Bank, of Philadelphia, D. A. Pin-
Prescott
3
approved
&
Pierce, Fenner
& Smith Inc., Moore, Leonard &
Lynch, F. S. Moseley & Co., National Boulevard Bank, of Chicago, National Bank, of Newark,
Newburger, Loeb & Co., Northern
Trust Co.,
of
Chicago,
Pacific
Northwest Co., Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis,
w00d,
until
Dated
Nov.
on
inclusive.
Brothers,
Carl
M.
Loeb,
Rhoades & Co., Manufacturers
Trust Co., of New York, Marine
Trust Co. of Western New York,
Buffalo, Mason-Hagan, Inc., Mercantile National Bank of' Dallas,
cus
bids
bonds.
enue
Hallgarten & Co., Harkness &
Hill, Inc., Chester Harris & Co.,
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of
Chicago, Hattier & Sanford, Hayden,
Miller
&
Co.,
Hemphill,
Noyes & Co., Hirsch & Co., J. A.
Hogle
&
Co.,
Hornblower
&
Merrill
Gordon
will
Feb. 8 for the purchase
man
of
F.
$2,921,000 dormitory 1959
Due
Haupt & Co., Kean, Taylor & Co.,
First
—
Vice-President,
ceive
Memphis,
First Security Bank of Utah, N.A.,
Salt Lake
City, Folger, Nolan
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.,
Glore, Forgan & Co., Goldman,
Sachs & Co., Goodbody & Co.,
Granbery, Marache & Co., Green,
Ellis & Anderson, Gregory &
Sons,
/
Weeks, E. F. Hutton & Co., The
Illinois Co., Kenower, MacArthur
& Co., Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Co., Lazard, Freres & Co., Leh-
Adams, McEntee & Co., Bache &
193,
Syracuse University, Syracuse, N.Y,
White, Weld & Co., W. H. MorCo., Shields & Co., Mercantile p?rust Co.,, of St. Louis, Stone
& Webster Securities Corp., Ira
ton &
are:
American
basis of about 3.15%.
as
Fjrst National
Legality approved by
Galloway & Dikeman, of
Sykes,
New York City.
^ank, to*!®
Bank, of
group
$1,900,000
Potsdam.
Co., FahnestockCn Co., Nwk vnrt&
Federation
Rank Rr Trust
r»f
St.,
series
Jan. 25—v.
awarded
—were
as
No.
Dist.
75 Orchard
Waid en), N. Y.
(P.
school
Shawangunk
Sch.
Central
&
Y.
Crawford, Wallkill,
Hamptonburgh, New
Windsor
were
N.
on
payable at
the Security Trust
Company, in Rochester.
Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Wash¬
burn & McCarthy, of New York
p.m.
cial Bank & Trust
Free port,
(EST)
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1978 inclu¬
sive.
Newburgh,
payable at the National Commer¬
Bond
p.m.
Feb. 7 for the purchase
sive. Principal and
19175
3
Feb. 7 for
the
purchase of $830,000 school
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
Due
O.
Frank
—
school 196^ bonds.
March
1,
1961.
Due on
Dated
(P.
age,
President of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
$2,020,000
March
Dist.
O. Livonia), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Frances B. Sav¬
Wakeman, District Clerk, will re¬
ceive
1
Montgomery,
York
New
Offering
Central Sch.
School Dist.
(P.O. East Greenbush),
Bond
Groveland,
Canadice
and
Lima,
Springwate.r
Avon,
Conesus,
Geneseo,
ander, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 2 for the purchase of
haRan^ank'ofnNp3 York Group,
Bank, of New ^ha®e~Man~
follows: Geo. B. Gib¬
as
Corp.; Chas.
B.
J. Van
gan
Co.;
the
of
members
were
bons
YORK
Angola, N.
193, p. 430—coast,
Drexel
&
Co., Eastman
a
syndicate Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
formed .by the Consolidation of a Equitable Securities
Corp.,
First National City Bank, of New
Ernst & Co
Fahev
Clark&■
to
Pont
Hoosick,
Line Road,
NEW
Jan. 24—v.
awarded
Other members of the First Na-
Offering—Harry E. Yeiser,
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids c/o Bond, Schoeneck
& King, 1000 State Tower Build¬
ing, Syracuse 2, until
11
a.m.
(EST) on Feb. 1 for the purchase
of
improvement
Dated March 1, 1961. Due
bonds.
on
purchase
general
$76,000
on
were
York
&
Northvale, N. J.
Offering—Victor DeMar-
Bond
(P. O. Syracuse),
Bond
Jr.,
on
about
1
New
bonds.
on, Jan.
246—were awarded
to J. B. Hanauer & Co., as 3V4S,
at a price of 100.146, a basis of
fered
hattan
obligation bonds offered
p.
the
at
Geddes and Onondaga Central Sch.
23—v.
193,
payable
Trust
Company, in New
York City. Legality approved by
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman, of
New York City.
Prin¬
at the Camden Trust
(M-S)
Bankers
57
New
at
York
the
Chemical
Bank
Trust
Company,
in New
York City. Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City.
a
syndicate composed of the Marine
Trust of Western New York, of
Buffalo; Blair & Co., Inc.; Manufacturers & Traders Trust Co., of
Buffalo; Roosevelt & Cross, and
R. D. White & Co., as 3V2S, at a
price of 100.799, a basis of about
be received until 4 p.m.
3.41%.
Feb.
NORTH
DAKOTA
Pembina
County, Neche Special
No. 55 (P. O.
Cavalier), N. Dak.
School District
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
000
(CST) on
purchase of $195,building bonds.
13 for the
school
Potsdam, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Mary R. Mori-
OHIO
arity, Deputy Village Clerk, will
Amherst, Ohio
receive sealed bids until 3 p.m.
Bond Sale—The $42,000 special
(EST) on Jan. 31 for the purchase
of $234,000 various general obliga- assessment street and sewer im¬
tion bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1960. provement limited tax bonds of¬
Due on Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1982 fered on Dec. 29—v. 192, p. 2378—
inclusive. Principal and interest were awarded to Fahey, Clark &
(M-S) payable at the Northern Co., as 3%s, at a price of 100.05,
New York Trust Company, in a basis of about 3.23%.
.
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t
Bath-Richfield
Local
Sch.
hills.
District
)JSi
Bond
offered
55—were
^p.
'"i'i'I "
V
$500,000 fire¬
building equipment
school
bonds
;|i
f
Hubbard,
Sale—The
proof
Jan.
on
awarded
12—v.
to
a
Bond
ited
tax
—v.
193,
composed of Fahey, Clark & Co.,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
)' i v»
^Smith, Inc., Prescott &
Co.,
School
t:
i1',?
W
i»;
v
'/•}!'
iM'
SPM
(EST)
•
•
V
of
■
noon
Feb. 6 for the purchase
on
$1,250,000
school
building
I
•
.
Falls), Ohio
i;i|
Clerk
1
i:
,
the
of
Board
receive
of
bids
sealed
(EST)
p.m.
Dated Feb.
•M'
Feb.
on
6
until
for
1, 1961.
the
cipal
interest
and
(J-D)
Prin¬
payable
■
the
at
i
National
Bank
of
Chillicothe
Ohio
i
S
Clerk
/.
Board
of
Clark,
Education,
noon
(EST) on Feb. 28 for the purchase
$1,500,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1961.
Due
of
:/!('•
I; ;j»;
1962
from
nk
193,
—v.
to
101.28,
basis of about 3.60%.
a
were
follows: Walter, Woody &
as
Keimerdinger,
4)>'
County
(P.
O.
Room
Bond
Offering
Wm; F. Chin-
—
nock,
Clerk
of
the
Board
County Commissioners, will
illf
ceive
Pf:
sealed
until
bids
11
of
re¬
a.m.
(EST) on Feb. 16 for the purchase
of $8,000,000 various general obli¬
gation bonds. Dated April 1,1961.
Due
j,
1962
from
1981
Connors &
Vut'-'
HJV'
Fairbanks
(P.
inclusive.
Unionville
[Aw
:
/
W■Mf
);■
.
Wt
"r>lf
,
School
Local
O.
District
Center),
Ohio
?
Loudonville, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $18,100 special
assessment
street
improvement
193,
price of
3.15%,
Sale—The
Bond
:>
I
were
as
100.63,
'
v'.
limited
to
i
4s, at
Jan.
23
Field,
'
|i«M/
a
City
bids
were
of
Heights, Ohio
limited
ment
March
1962
on
100.88,
5—v.
to
192,
a
p.
group
1971
Evatt,
of
tax
City
on
Dated
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
approved
by
Oberlin, Ohio
Offering — H. W. Smith,
Auditor, will receive sealed
a.m.
(EST) on Feb. 8
purchase of $700,000 first
mortgage electric system revenue,
the
second series bonds.
Dated Feb.
1961.
15
to
Due
1981
Sept.
—
Stanley
sealed bids until 11
Mtf-
Feb. 7 for the purchase of
estate
1991
Due
bonds.
on
(EST) on
$200,000
Dated Feb. 1,
a.m.
Dec. 1 from 1962 to
inclusive.- Principal and
in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the South¬
ern
Sept.
on
inclusive.
15, 1971.
payable
terest
from
Callable
1,
1962
of
as
Ohio National Bank, in Green-
VM
Principal and in¬
at
bank or
company designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland. 4
City
In¬
&
Dempsey,
of
Secretary of the Board of Regents,
will
receive
a.m.
(CST)
chase
the
J.
Ohio
H.
Wanek,
Board of Education,
receive
—
sealed
(EST)
p.m.
District,
on
bids
Feb.
13
until
for the
purchase of $1,200,000 school 1960,
series A bonds.
Due
Dated Jan.
semi-annually
1, 1961.
June and
on
building
George
City. ;
Bank
of
Union
Commerce
Cleveland.
Legality
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
proved
by
ap¬
Squire,
&
bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1961. Due
on
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1982 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
pay¬
the
Hilliard
Bank,
in
Legality
approved
by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
at
Hilliard.
Squire,
i
Piqua),
Ohio
Sale—The $320,000 school
bonds offered on Jan. 19—v. 193,
247—were
p.
White
of
&
awarded
A.
J.
to
Co.,
101.30,
as 33/4s, at a price
basis of about 3.61%.
a
Tiltonsville, Ohio
for
the
special
ment
1961.
1981
purchase
assessment
plant bonds.
Due
on
Dec.
inclusive.
of
$295,000
Dated
1
from
treat¬
Feb.
1,
1962 to
Principal and in¬
terest
(J-D)
payable at the
Perrysburg Banking Company, in
Perrysburg.
feiij
J
Township School District
O. Sebastoool), Pa.
(P.
Bond
Offering—Joseph Delaney,
Secretary of the Board of School
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until
8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 9 for
purchase of $170,000 funding
the
National
Bank
Principal and interest pay¬
Liberty National Bank,
Pittston. Legality approved by
Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of
Philadelphia.
able "at the
of
Johnstown
Municipal Authority
(P. O. 506 U. S. National Bank
of
Building,
Oregon, Portland.
Bond
Clackamas
No.
County
School
District
4
(P. O. Mololla), Ore.
Offering — Doris
Greig,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
until
for
8
p.m.
(PST)
purchase of
the
obligation
general
March
1961.
1,
$40,000
bonds.
Due
Feb.
on
Pa.
R.
Koontz,
Jr., Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Feb. 16
for
the
purchase
of
$5,00J,000
sewer
1969
revenue
March
from
1,
1961.
to
1963
Dated
bonds.
Due
March
on
1
inclusive.
1986
Dated
March
on
Johnstown),
Offering—C.
Springettsbury
Township Indep.
(P. O. 705
Ogontz Street, York), Pa.
1
School District
Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at
the County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Shuler,
Say re, Winfree & Rankin, of Port¬
land.
Bond
Sale—The
obligation
16—v.
bonds
193,
$95,000 general
offered
Jan.
on
247—were awarded
p.
to The York Bank & Trust Co., as
Milton-Freewater, Oregon
Bond Offering — J. R.
Castner,
City Manager, will receive sealed
2.60s, at
price of
a
par.
'
Bond
Sale—The
assessment
limited
10—v.
$48,000 special
street
tax bonds
193,
improvement
offered
55—were
p.
Jan.
on
awarded
bids until 7:30 p.m.
13
for
(PST)
purchase of
the
Sweney, Cartwright & Co., as
4s, at a price of 100.63, a basis of
Bancroft
about 3.88%.
March
to
Dated
sive.
Trenton Local School
Dis&ict,
Bond
&
19
1960
—
bonds
193,
v.
offered
151
p.
—
were
to Stranahan, Harris &
Co., and Ryan, Sutherland & Co.,
jointly, at 3%s, at a price of
Bond
Eastman
of
Feb.
9
for
$1,328,000
the
school
building bonds.
Upper Sandusky Exempted Village
School District,
Bond
Ohio
Sale—The $1,375,000 high
as
follows: Hayden, Miller
Co., William J. Mericka & Co.,
Ohio
Company, Prescott &
Co., Curtiss, House & Co., Pohl &
Co.,
Inc.,
and
Seasongood
&
Mayer.
Offering—Thelma
E.
cation,
will
11
receive
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
construction
Due
of
on
Dec.
bids
Feb. 8 for
$326,600
bonds.
on
sealed
school
Dated Feb.
1 from
1,
1962 to
inclusive.
terest
(J-D)
National
H.
Principal and in¬
payable at the First
Bank
of
Legality
Washington
approved
by
Westfield Township (P. O. LeRoy),
Ohio
|
Offering—D. E. Scisinger,
of
the
Board
of
Township
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until
11
(EST) on Feb. 8 for
the purchase of $10,000 fire ap¬
paratus and equipment bonds.
a.m.
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
from 1962 to 1971 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
at
and interest
The
Lodi.
price of 98.00.
cate
members
were
of
Medina
Legality
(J-D) payable
County Bank, in
approved
by
Bricker, Evatt, Barton, Eckler &
Niehoff, of Columbus.
quarters
to
New
Move
York
—
of)
Head¬
Teodoro
Moscoso,
head of Puerto Rico's
Economic Development Adminis¬
tration.,, will; transfer his head¬
.
quarters
from
York
Feb.
on
operations,
work
to
San
Juan
tries
New
to
1, the Office of the
Moscoso
Jan.
25.
base
will
closely
more
of
able
be
with top
indus¬
of expanding
management
interested
in
establishing
branches in the Commonwealth.
An
follows:
as
internationally
recognized
in economic development,
expert
Moscoso
syndi¬
Merrill
Junkin, Patton & Co.
since
have
Kistler,
charge
attracted
His
1942.
of
programs
nearly
700
new
factories
of
such
as
including
affiliates
"blue-chip" corporations
General
Electric, Union Carbide,
Parke-Davis, and Indian Head.
his
Bond Offering—Geo. W.
in
been
forts
The
Allentown, Pa.
has
Rico's industrialization ef¬
Puerto
the
Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Inc.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Penington,
Colket
&
Co.;
Suplee,
Yeatman, Mosley & Co., and Mc-
50-year-old official retains
position
Administrator
as
the EDA. The San Juan
ters
by
the
of
EDA
will
headed
be
Administrator
Deputy
The
Durand.
Operations
EDA
Rafael
Continental
-
Branch,
of
headquar¬
with
head¬
obligation bonds. Dated
Feb. 15, 1961. Due on Feb. 15 from
quarters at 666 Fifth Avenue, New
1962
York
1981
to
inclusive. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Treasurer's office.
Legality
and interest
City
approved
by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Aston
Township (P. O. Roackale),
Pennsylvania
Bond
El¬
liott, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
1984
syndicate headed by
Dillon, Union Securities
Lynch,
Washington C. H. City School
District, Ohio
Bond
(Commonwealth
Chief to
,'L Governor announced on
With New York as his
general
Other members of the syndicate
1961.
-
&
were
the
'
syndicate headed by
a
3.32%.
until
.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Co., as 3X/2S, at a* bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan.
31
for the purchase of
101.919, a basis of about
$700,000
McDonald
price of
&
- ap¬
Sayre, Winfree
Rico
Economic
a
a
Other
school improvement bonds offered
on
Jan. 25—v. 193, p. 55—were
the
to
Co., at
Offering—Sealed bids will
Puerto
bonds
sold
until
inclu¬
Legality
Sale—An issue of $1,500,offered on Jan. 25 was
Triway Local School District (P. O.
Wooster), Ohio
received
1971
on
Allegheny
County
Sanitary
Au¬
thority (P. O. City County Bldg.,
Grant St., Pittsburgh), Pa.
000
purchase
to
■/
101.299, a.basis of about 3.59%.
be
1962
M-S.
bonds.
Due
PENNSYLVANIA
on
awarded
Bond
1961.
PUERTO RICO
$16,081
Rankin, of Portland.
Sale—The $302,000 school
building
Jan.
from
1
Interest
1,
Feb.
on
improvement
March
proved by Shuler,
Ohio
Clerk
sewage
Jenkins
&
sive.
17C
from 1962 to 1964 inclusive.
Bond
Schmertz
&
Co.,
Co., Inc., C. S.
McKee & Co., and Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey, Inc.
Cunningham,
Inc., Dolphin
bonds. Dated Feb. 15, 1961. Due on
Feb. 15 from 1962 to 1971 inclu¬
Benton
bids
Spring Creek Local School District
(P. O. State Route 36, R. R. 2,
Bond
Offering—George C. Munger, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 7
bonds.
OREGON
First
Bricker, Evatt, Barton, Eckler &
Niehoff, of Columbus.
the
11
Legality approved by
Fagin,
of Oklahoma
J.
No.
Principal and interest (J-D)
at
until
1960
revenue
terest A-O.
Ohio
C.
able
bids
Feb. 11 for the pur¬
$250,000 student union
of
County School District
(P. O. Philomath),
Bond
Offering — Margaret D.
:"r'
'v';'
Oregon
Michel, Clerk of the Board of
Bond Sale—The $150,000 school
Education, will receive sealed bids
building bonds offered on Jan. 16
until 12:30 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 2
—v. 193, p. 247—were awarded to
for the purchase of $315,000 school
The
Hilliard),
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
pay¬
sealed
on
Dated April 1, 1960. Due on April
1 from. 1963 to 2000 inclusive. In¬
Scioto-Darby Local School District
(P. O. 5611 Scioto-Darby Road,
any
School
Offering
of
U
1981 inclusive.
Cleveland.
trust
Perrysburg, Ohio
W.
Steinert, City Clerk, will receive
1961.
Due
Legality approved by
Sanders
awarded to
Bond
Greenhills, Ohio
real
Corp.,
as
100.04, a basis
of
3.37%.
Columbus.
Offering
19b0.
June 1 and Dec.
on
1962 to
J-D.
Squire,
bids until 11
for
1
bonds.
Cleveland
price
a
Bond
will
Bricker,
Barton, Eckler & Niehoff,
Bond
terest
1,
2663
com¬
basis of about 3.91%.
a
First
at
about
Fraser,
VJl
i
Jan.
bonds
posed of Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc.,
Magnus & Co., and Walter, Woody
& Heimerdinger, as 4s, at a price
receive
Ohio National Bank of Columbus.
\]A
*41
addition
and
awarded
will
noon
1, 1961. Due
to
Dec.
semi-annually
Principal
Local
offered
Irene
—
until
Dated
(A-O) payable at the
construction
Clerk
(EST) on
Feb. 2 for the purchase of $46,762
special assessment alley improve¬
SM
f,V
Oct. 1 from
on
School Dist. (P. O.
Cottage), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $231,000 school
Parma
Offering
Legality
V<V
—
composed
Auditor-Clerk,
and interest
vp-
Dated
White
Bond
Grandvieu)
sealed
vv>
430
p.
group
Pierce,
Bond
^
183,
v.
to
of about 3.53%.
j'.M
4
$734,000 school
bonds offered on
&
Co., Merrill
Fenner & Smith,
Inc., and W. E. Hutton & Co., as
3%s, at a price of 102.08, a basis
)4>
ra
basis
Richards
Lynch,
©
a
School District, Ohio
1960
—
awarded
f'ljlr
price of 101.738,
a
building
/[-
bonds.
inclusive.
1981
sewer
Bond Sale—The
V'P
)M\v
improve¬
sewer
tax
15, 1961. Due
Newton
of
$250,000
awarded to McDonald & Co.,
the Ohio Company, jointly,
Franklin City
'ivk
a
as
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
3%s
of about 3.87%.
•V"!'
fii'lij
3V4S, at a
basis of about
Co.,
assessment
Jan.
improvement, 1961, series DD bonds
on Jan. 16—v. 193, p. 55—
and
h'i !'•
&
County (P. O. Youngstown), Ohio
Bond Offering — John C. Cox,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb. 8
for the purchase of $457,060 spe¬
offered
V'F' '
Feb. 13
on
$1,000,000
school building improvement
Mahoning
The
Fairview Park, Ohio
vhf '
W
Jan.
on
430—were awarded
p.
McDonald
of
of about 3.42%.
yjh'
noon
(EST)
purchase
of
strange & Co., H. J, Steele & Co.,
Thomas & Co., Blair & Co.,
Inc.,
Agricultural Col¬
lege, Lawton, Okla.
Offering — W. E. Harber,
Bond
13
Bond Sale—The $760,000 school
Oak Harbor, Ohio
improvement
bonds
offered
on
Jan. 19 — v. 193, p. 151— were
Bond Sale—An issue of
$68,641
awarded to J. A. White & Co., as special
assessment
sewer
bonds
3%s, at a price of 102.547, a basis offered on Jan. 17 was sold to
v'lf
the
Cleveland.
Co.
—were
to
Interest A-O. "~
'i
Pohl & Co., Inc.,
Co., and Robert L.
Westheimer &
Ohio
•i
awarded
Other members of the syndicate
and interest
i
151—were
p.
syndicate headed by Seasongood & Mayer, as 33/4s, at a price
cial
inclusive.
1981
to
Cuyahoga
:i!/'
V.'-
the
a
451, County Administration Bldg.0 1862
1219 Ontario St., Cleveland 13),
h
for
Liberty-Union Local School Dist.
(P. O. 5050 Tylersville Rd.,
West Chester), Ohio
ment
-it/)
!,
the
of
will receive sealed bids until
4'-in
V
City School District,
Bond Offering—Grace S.
/.''It
•»
/>
it, |
until
tor
1 from
purchase of $150,000 site, building
equipment bonds.
to
\>}
,
23
23—v.
y!;it
;
Feb.
limited tax bonds offered
Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
■!
until
Squire,
'.Mi
•!
O. New
(P.
Cleveland.
;;-rtr
\
Central
bids
OKLAHOMA
Cameron State
Bernice
Mrs.
—
Due on Dec. 1
from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
.
v';!|
received
of
Hine,
Education,
purchase of $600,000 school bonds.
h
District
and
Bond Offering—James W.
will
New Lebanon Local
—
Bond Sale—The $675,000 school
building bonds offered on Jan. 23
School
i>:;
price of 100.27.
a
Education,
Chagrin Falls Exempted Village
District (P. O. 77 East
Washington
Street,
Chagrin
Jw-
V'i
Board of
bonds.
S;ff:
li
^
the
of
will receive sealed bids until
•
5 ;'
V'l
Clerk
•
16
Lebanon), Ohio
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
Wvh.
Jan.
on
247—were awarded to
p.
Johnsonville
of
Canton Local School District, Ohio
Bond Offering — Donna Neisel,
-hp/*-
city improvement lim¬
Offering
Baughman, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bonds.
about 3.62%.
'W
Exempted Village School
District, Ohio
Bond
$18,200 special
bonds offered
Magnus & Co., at
and
33,4s,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., as
at a price of 101.892, a basis
.
Ross ford
Ohio
Sale—The
assessment
193,
group
Legality approved by Peck,
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Shaffer &
(P. O. 3195 Spring Valley Road,
Bath), Ohio
i
Monday, January 36, 1961
\it
i
Offering
Spragg,
receive
sealed
(EST)
C.
Manager, will
bids
Feb.
on
Bruce
—
Township
15
until
for
8
the
City,
directed
is
by
Juan
Gonzales Ramos.
Mr.
Moscoso
holds
degree
a
in
pharmacology from the Uni\ersity of Michigan, but has been
in
government service since
following
a
1938,
brief stint in his fam¬
ily's wholesale drug business.
of
cause
tion
his
world-wide
Be¬
reputa¬
development expert, he
frequently called upon to advise
of developing coun¬
as
a
p.m.
is
pur¬
governments
chase
of $124,000 general
obliga-, tries. He is also one of those who
improvement bonds.
Dated served
on
President
Kennedy's
March 1, 1961. Due on March 1
special
"task
force"
on
Latin
tion
from
1962 to 1986 inclusive.
Prin¬
American
cipal and interest payable at the
Delaware
in
County National Bank,
Chester.
Legality approved by
Elliott & Munson, of
Philadelphia. -
Towrtsend,
Bethel School
District, Pa.
Bond Sale—The
$525,000 school
building bonds offered on Jan. 16
193,
—v.
a
152—were awarded to
syndicate
headed
by Singer,
Deane
&
100.066,
3.95%,
p.
Scribner, at a price of
net interest cost of about
a
$75,000
as
1963
225,000
4s. Due
to
1965
as
3V8s.
from 1966 to
225,000
as
on
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
1974
4s. Due
1975 to 1983
on
on
Feb.
1
inclusive.
Feb. 1 from
as
"Operation
two
per
decades
in
the
first chief
Bootstrap"
ago,
capita income
lowest
the
nearly
Puerto
was
one
Rico's
of the
Since
then, a combination of dynamic
promotional efforts and industrial
incentives
than
has
hemisphere.
helped
to
create
jobs and
per capita income has about quin¬
tupled.
more
50,000
new
Chief
among the incentives of¬
prospective investors is a
10-year tax exemption on all cor¬
follows:
Arthurs,
porate income.
As a Common¬
wealth, Puerto Rico does not pay
Federal taxes.
The Puerto Rican
Government waives its
as
inclusive.
Other members of the
syndicate
were
of
fered
follows:
as
affairs.
When he became
Le-
an
inducement
Thousands
of
to
own
taxes
investment.
technicians
from
developing countries have visited
the Commonwealth in recent years
-
.tmt-wtaww]
Volume
193
Number
Commercial and
The
6025
Chronicle
Financial
(547)
to study this and other devices for
(M-N) payable at the Citizens Na¬
promdting industrialization.
tional
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds offered
Jan.
on
at
price
a
of
10
100.172,
as
3.85s,
basis of
a
until
bids
received
until
Feb.
13
$100,000
County (P.
Galveston), Texas
Bond
will
receive
March
on
1
from
sealed
ceive
(CST)
ited
yacht basin revenue addition¬
ally secured bonds. Dated March
Due
50,000
until
3
R.
inclusive.
1988
to
Interest
Feb. 1 for the purchase
on
tax
bonds.
Due
1990
Newberry County (P. O. New¬
berry), S. C.
Bond Sale
The $350,000 road
—
bonds offered
193,
March
terest
M-S.
1961
1961.
on
Dated
March
inclusive.
1
March
from
Callable
1,
1965
as
1, 1971.
(M-S)
on
1976
Feb. 15 from
inclusive.
revenue
Due
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Vinson, Elkins,
Weems & Searls, of Houston.
1991
011
bonds.
awarded
1961.
Due
on
Legality approved by McCall,
Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall & Hor¬
ton, of Dallas.
Indep. School Dist.,
Bond
Irving, Tex.
(CST)
on
Feb. 2
of $450,000 gen¬
group
composed
100.005,
2.97%,
$210,000
35,000
a
bonds.
on
schoolhouse, series
Dated
Dec.
from
1
clusive.
Feb.
1,
1961
Callable
as
1961.
Due
1985
to
of
of
1961
Dec.
in¬
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
at
the
Guaranty
Bank, in New Braunfels.
State
Legality
approved
by
Weems
Searls, of Houston.
&
Vinson,
Elkins,
Bond Sale—An issue of
schoolhouse, " series
was
Co.,
sold
as
Feb.
1962
F-A.
to
The
$200,000
1961
First
bonds
Southwest
3V2S, 3%s and 4y4S.
1, 1961.
to
Due
1981
Legality
on
Feb.
inclusive.
Dated
1
approved
by
3s.
Due
Horton, of Dallas.
of
1
Feb.
on
1962 to 1968 inclusive.
2.80s.
Due
on
Feb.
1,
2.90s.
Due
on
Feb.
1,
as
1969.
35,000
rL bu«4
as
1970.
35,000
3s.
as
35,000
Due
Feb. 1, 1971.
on
3.10s.
as
Due
Feb.
on
1,
1972.
Newberry County, County School
(P. O. Newberry), S. C.
District
Bond Sale—The $848,000 school
building bonds offered on Jan. 18
—v. 193, p. 247—were awarded to
a
composed of the Alester
group
G. Furman
Co,,-Wachovia-Bank &
Trust Co., of Winston-Salem; Rob¬
inson-Humphrey
Read
Co., Inc.; Frost,
Simmons, Inc.; G.-'H.
Co., Inc., and J. H. Sil-
&
Crawford
&
cox
Co., at
interest
Dltt'tolll
price of par, a net
a
about
of
cost
3.56%,
as
follows:
$134,000
Due
41/2S.
as
from
1962 to
165,000
Due
3V2S.
as
from
1967 to
120,000
1975
200,000
1
Feb.
on
Due
1
1
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1979
to
3.60s.
as
from
Due
3V2S.
as
from
Feb.
on
1974 inclusive.
1972 to
22-9,000
1
inclusive.
1971
3.40s.
as
from
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1966
Due
Feb.
on
1
1983 inclusive.
1980 to
Nichols, S. C.
Bond
Offering
sealed
bids
William
—
Mayor,
Stewart,
will
until
H.
receive
(EST)
noon
on
Feb. 9 for the purchase of $129,COO
waterworks
1960.
1990
Due
Callable. Principal
(M-S) payable at the
Nichols.
of
1,
Sept. 1 from 1963 to
inclusive
and interest
Bank
Dated Sent.
bonds.
on
Legality
ap¬
Gibbs
&
proved
by
Sinkler,
Simons, of Charleston.
SOUTH
DAKOTA
Rapid City, So. Dak.
Bond
Sale
waterworks,
fered
Jan.
on
The
—
series
18—v.
were: awarded
to
$1,509,000
B bonds of¬
193, p. 55—
a
com¬
group
posed of The Northern Trust Co.,
of
Chicago; Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc.; Mercantile Trust Com¬
of St. Louis, and Shearson,
Harnmill & Co., at a price of par,
pany,
net interest cost of about
a
as
follows:
$550,000
3.37%,
'
,
Due on Jan. 1 from
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
as
200.0G0
3s.
1,
1,
Due
on
1974.
and
100,000
Jan.
Due on Jan.
3V4S.
as
1973
as
3.30s.
as
3.40s.
1975.
430,000
from
220,000
1976
to
Due
1979
3V2S.
as
on
1
Jan.
inclusive.
Due on
Jan.
1,
1980 and 1981.
TEXAS
Abilene, Texas
Bend
Minter,
Offering
Jr.,
sealed bids
Feb.
2
for
j|
11
on
L.
receive
(CST) on
the
Nov.
inclusive.
George
will
until 2 p.m.
purchase of $1,Dated Feb. 1, 1951.
000,000 bpnds.
Due
—
Mayor,
1
from
Principal
1961
to
1987
and interest
Send your
contribution to
.&write!
your
Mc¬
Call, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall &
18—v.
cost
from
Interest
price of
interest
follows:
as
as
from
Inc., at
net
a
of
Seagraves Independent Sch. Dist.„
(CST)
r;
• •' 5 Texas
■
payable
bids until 2 p.m.
for the purchase
a
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
Offering—Morris Howard,
City Manager, will receive sealed
to
Co.; First of Texas Corp.;
Funk, Hobbs & Hart, and Rowles,
Winston & Co.
T exas
1976.
'
Dist.
Antonio), Tex.
Ru3s &
$750,000
1,
Sch.
143 A A,
Bond Sale—The
$500,000 schoolhouse unlimited tax bonds offered
on
Jan. 9—v.
193, p. 56—were
Dallas.
clusive.
Jan.
San
Legality
approved
by
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
be received until 7:30
p.m.
on
Jan. 31 for the purchase
Dated
Independent
(P. O. Route 2, Box
inclu¬
Dallas.
sewer
1961
Northside
sive.
New Braunfels
and
of
Principal and in¬
payable
at
the
to
152—were awarded to Mc-
p.
Carley & Co.,
about
Jan.
on
1,
1962
March 1 from 1970 to 1979 in¬
re¬
p.m.
$1,000,000 jail, series 1961 lim¬
1961.
to
bids
to
Due
Dated Feb.
waterworks
system
Theodore
—
<
1964
March
able at the First National Eank in
follows:
street improvement 1961
15, 1961.
O.
Robinson, County Judge, will
000
noon
Offering
as
limited tax bonds.
the
for
purchase of $622,000 school bonds.
of
1961.
bids until 2:30 p.m. (CST)
31
for the purchase
01
Jan.
$150,000 bonds,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
(EST) on
Feb. 8 for the purchase of $1,000,-
1,
Dist.,
T exas
.
sealed
obligation limited tax bonds.
Dated
Callable as of March 1, 1981.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
School
1967
Mayor,
Mc-
on
CAROLINA
Charleston, S. C.
• >
Bond Offering—J. Palmer Gail-
Jr.,
eral
L.
sealed
Independent
Galveston
lard,
Texas
Guy
March 1 from
sold
was
about 3.82%.
SOUTH
—
Craw, City Manager, will receive
$200,0C0
Weeks,
Offering
Electra
Falls, Rhode Island
to Hornblower &
Grand Prairie,
Bond
Crowe, McCall & Horton, of Dallas
ISLAND
RHODE
Central
Bank, in Abilene. Legality
approved by McCall, Parkhurst,
59
Unit of the American Cancer Society
I
<r
n
,u;
60
V
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(548)
.
.
.
Monday, January 30, 1961
v.yt
>■:
V
'l
0:
'I
I
J
I
Texas
Bond Offering—Donald N.
y'l'ii
Secretary
ston,
't'W
$U'
,V
V.!
v.1,'
,
..iti
W
Chesterfield), Va.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until Feb. 23 for the
receive sealed
a.m. (CST) on Feb.
9 for the purchase of $12,500,000
veterans' land, series 1960 bonds.
Dated March 1, 1961. Due on Dec.
1966
from
1
Ji
Chesterfield County (P. O.
Veterans'
the
of
No.
Gold-
will
Board,
bids until 10
Land
Callable
Bond
purchase of $3,000,000 school con¬
struction bonds.
(J-D) payable
at
any
bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by McCall,
Parkhurst,
Crowe,
McCall
&
Horton, of Dallas.
is#
State
of
March
at the
Chase Manhattan Bank, in New
York City. Legality approved by
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan, of
vt.
&:?
ii/
on
Frederick
\>44|''J
jv 7V'j |t
Dec. 15 from 1961
to 1980 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest
IIS
to
sold
was
Clark
W:r
I'W
w.
his
bids at
sealed
ceive
Washington
O.
1,
1963
and
office in
Reed,
by
approved
McCarthy,
&
11 ^:
—
eral
New
Andrew
Mor-
1,
1961.
Dated
bonds.
Due
March
on
iMirt
im
vW
cipal and interest payable at the
in
Bank,
on
Bank,
of
Seattle,
and
JT
Grandview School
116-200 (P. O.
Offering
County
ceive
sealed
of
—
Fred G. Red-
will
Treasurer,
until
bids
1:30
general
$286,000
obligation
school bonds. Dated March
on
of
1,1961.
Principal
payable
at
and
4M*
V'v'
an
offer
to
buy
any
neither
an
offer
to
sell
nor
a
solicitation
of
of these securities. The offering is made only by
$
if
WISCONSIN
,
January 16, 1961
Appleton, Wis.
$176,000 general
obligation
bonds
improvement
17—v. 193,
local
offered
Jan.
on
sidewalk
$8,495,000 pub¬
series C bonds
offered on Jan. 24—v. 192, p. 2664
—were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
Stuart & Co.,
and East¬
Union Securities &
Halsey,
by
Dillon,
man
Co.,
at
100.0199, a net
2.68%, as
price of
a
of
cost
about
bec,
$2,225,000
2V2S.
as
Due
Due on Feb. 1
inclusive.
2.70s.
as
from
1966
to
1976,
Other members of the syndicate
follows:
as
Stone
ster Securities Corp.,
Web¬
&
Blair & Co.,
in
Offering—-Walter Graham,
will receive
school bonds. Dated March 1, 1961.
Due
March 1 from 1962 to 1981
on
inclusive.
(M-S)
Principal
of
Quebec,
mentioned
bank
interest
and
payable at all branches in
Province
the
in
the
of
loan
the
pro¬
Jacques-Cartier Catholic School
Bond
B.
Hornblower & Weeks, Hayden, Stone & Co., A. C. Allyn &
and
Co., Inc., Ira Haupt & Co., Dominick & Dominick, William Blair
bec
Baxter
Co., Auchincloss, Par¬
ker
&
Redpath,
National
City
Bank, of Cleveland, Shelby Cullom Davis & Co., J. Barth & Co.,
Mullaney, Wells & Co., Stranahan,
Harris &
Co., Schaffer, Necker
& Co., Dreyfus & Co., Evans &
Co., Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke &
French, Inc., and Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., Inc.
(P. O. Lusk),
Offering
the
of
—
Dale Henton,
Board
receive
(MST)
sealed
of
bids
Feb.
on
$389,000
Trustees,
until
8
for
general
of
building ; bonds.
Dated
1, 1961. Due on July 1 from
to 1971
inclusive. Principal
interest
(J-J)
payable at the
of Que¬
mentioned in the
STOCK
(Par Value $.10
per
by
approved
Nagel,
Dawson,
share)
Offering—John
will
Clerk,
March
on
clusive.
March
1
from
1962 to
1981
in¬
interest
and
payable at all branches in
of
Quebec, of the
Province
in
mentioned
bank
cedure.
the
loan
pro¬
'
Commission,
PRICE: $4.25
PER SHARE
u (
$400,000
March
from
1,
school
16—v.
193,
were
—
1962
Offering
St.
will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m.
(EST)
purchase
of
on
Feb. 6 for the
villager im¬
$30,000
W.
receive
Trost,
building and
bonds. "Dated Feb. 1,
Feb.
inclusive.
on
1
from
Principal
by
1964
to
in¬
and
designated
Herriott &
Quarles,
(M-S)
Clemons,
of Milwaukee.
from
1962
Principal
inclusive.
1971
Mr'
1,4»
and from such other dealers
may
as
Port
he obtained from the undersigned
may
St.
Bond Offering — Fernand Labine, Secretary-Treasurer, will re¬
\ 7
ceive
sealed
(EST)
of
bids
104 NW 3rd St.
Okla.
City 2, Okla.
_
COPLEY & COMPANY
409 North Nevada
Colorado
Springs, Colo.
payable
e r
i
n g
at
p.m.
$240,000
school
bonds.
Dated
Jan.; 1, 1961. Due on Jan. 1 from
1962 to 1981 inclusive. Principal
and
interest
(J-J)
payable at all
of Que¬
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
branches in the Province
loan procedure.
Bond
Offering
Bardier,
sealed
Feb.
City
—
Theodore
Clerk,
will
bids until 8 p.m.
receive
(EST)
purchase of $52,000
city improvement bonds. Dated
March
1,
1961.
1962 to
Due
1981
March
on
1,
1962
and
1961. Due
to
1981
interest
branches
(M-S)
payable
at all branches in the Province of
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
Bond
Commission, Quebec
Offering — Leo Carle,
on
bids
until
will
7:30
receive
(EST)
p.m.
Jan. 30 for the purchase of $1,-
160,000 school bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
1961. Due
1981
on
Feb.
1
from
1962
inclusive.
Principal
(F-A)
payable
terest
7:30 p.m.
on
branches in the Province
in¬
at
all
of Que¬
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
Waterloo
-
Catholic
Roman
School
Commission, Quebec
Bond Offering — Guy Genest,
Secretary-Treasurer of the Roman
Catholic
ceive
School
sealed
Boald,
bids
until
will
7:30
re¬
p.m.
(EST)
on Jan. 31 for the purchase
$349,000 school bonds. Dated
1961
and
1, 1960. Due
1980
to
interest
Dec.
on
1 from
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D) payable at all
branches in the Province of Que¬
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
loan
procedure.
DIVIDEND
—
The
American
(J-J)
INCORPORATED
1 from
Principal
payable at all
notice
The
$900,000
St. Hyacinthe, Quebec
Bond
Offering — Jean-
ele¬
sealed
(EST)
on
—
awarded
v.
to
bonds offered on
193, p. 248 — were
a
group
composed of
of
Brault, City
Clerk, will
bids
until
8
re¬
p.m.
Jan. 31 for the purchase
$61,000
removal
bonds.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Dean Witter & Co., and The Il¬
Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1
linois
from
Company, as 3.40s, at a price
of 101.033, a basis of about 3.30%.
')
k
•<
•
■
f
r
.,.
x
f-
»
'
"
COMPANY
METER
in the Province of Que¬
ceive
17
NOTICE
Jan.
inclusive.
snow
1962 to 1981
cipal and interest
inclusive. Prin¬
(F-A)
payable
to
and
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
Wis.
1
inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
(EST) on Feb. 1 for the purchase
of $527,000 aqueduct bonds. Dated
Jan.
on
6 for the
all
Edmond
—
receive sealed bids until
Paul
:
!$
8:30
Province of Que¬
Grenier, Secretary-Treasurer, will
mentary school
F. R. BURNS & CO.
until
Jan. 30 for the purchase
on
Georges, Quebec
O f f
Bond
Jan.
■ft
School
Roch-De-I'Achigan
and
1
loan procedure.
Washington,
Sale
Bond
lawfully offer these securities.
to
payable
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
loan procedure.
sealed
(CST) on Feb. 2
for the purchase of $900,000 gen¬
Dtie
March
on
1
1981 inclusive. Prin¬
to
Commission, Quebec
Dec.
Armand Des-
—:
sureault. Village Secretary-Treas¬
urer,
Dated
the loan procedure.
of
Saint-Georges, Quebec
Bond
p.m.
March
on
cipal and interest (M-S)
school
$60,000
Jan.
on
awarded to The
Banque Canadienne Nationale, of
Montreal, at a price of 95.79.
248
8
bonds.
Due
1961.
Board
January
Copies of the Offering Circular
until
at all branches in the Province of
Quebec
Sale—The
offered
Armand
—
Feb. 7 for the purchase
on
loan procedure.
David-de-Falardeau School
St.
branches in the
by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
»,Av<
of
bids
sealed
(EST)
will
1961. Due
1,
Principal
(M-S)
the
until 2 p.m.
company
LV-
receive
Secretary-Treasurer,
to
Howard, of Denver.
terest payable at any bank or trust
•
Offering
Crenier, Secretary-Treasurer, will
Three Rivers Catholic School
ity
1961.
>A[
Commission, Quebec
Bond
•
sealed
Dated
the
of
Saint-Louis-de-Courville School:
Claude Caza,
—
1961..Due
1976
UV
Quebec,
provement bonds. Dated March 1,
equipment
COMMON
of
(EST) on Feb. 6 for the purchase
$380,000
town
improvement
bonds.
interest
and
the loan procedure.
of
ob¬
purchase
ligation
Province
Principal from
payable at all
Secretary-Treasurer,
the
16
the
Principal
payable at all branches in
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
p.
Bond
(F-A)
Offering
Town
bonds
Wyo.
p.m.
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
bank
(M-S)
Lorraine, Quebec
Bond
County, County School
8
loan procedure.
Bond
Goodbody & Co., King, Quirk
&
Co., Inc., Wm. E. Pollock &
Co.,
Inc.,
Butcher &
Sherrerdr
District
of the
Co.,
&
until
in the Province
branches
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day.
Niobrara
interest
Dickson & Co., Dick
Merle-Smith,
bids
will
(EST) on Jan. 31 for the purchase
of
$529,000 school bonds. Dated
1981
a,
Sorel, Quebec
sealed
to
n
March 1 from 1962 to 1981
on
inclusive.
Fernand
—
receive
Co.,
Co., R. S.
Offering
Secretary-Treasurer,
1, 1961. Due
i
school bonds. Dated March 1, 1961.
Due
Quebec
Labine,
1962
Co.,
&
e z
Quebec, of the bank mentioned: in
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 6 for the purchase of $639,000
Feb.
Moseley
S.
eral obligation school
*.V]
mentioned
sealed
J.
F.
Bond
c
Vv*
bank
Secretary-Treasurer,
Ingen & Co., John Nuveen &
City
BOAT CORPORATION
»>}.
1,
1962 to
Chateauguay Protestant School
Commission, Quebec
Feb. 1,
on
Oak Creek (P. O. South
STARFIRE
?
Feb.
principal and in¬
Commission,
6,270,000
Jan.
p.m.
the loan procedure.
1962.
&
the
of
V
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 9 for the purchase of $475,000
will
8
from
1
F.
Secretary-Treasurer,
Cho-
cedure.
follows:
were
until
Dated
FeK
on
inclusive,
Bond
improvement,
70,000 Shares
!■*;?!
R.
(F-A)
payable
at
all
branches in the Province of Que¬
of Appleton.
Bond Sale—The
lic
bonds.
Due
Quebec
—
cedure.
Paul
—
bids
terest
Milwaukee, Wis.
bids
vi
Offering
Offering
bank mentioned in the loan pro¬
Beloeil, Quebec
Bond
248—were awarded to The First
p.
National Bank
Milwaukee), Wis.
i i'V
basis of about 6.40%.
interest
U-*'
>r
of
of
1981
Bond Sale—The
Sherman &
J,1;!'1
composed
Co., Inc., Royal
Canada, Greenshields &
Co., Geoffrion, Robert & Gelinas,
Inc., and Societe de Placements,
Inc., as 6s, at a price of 96.74, a
Bank
(EST) on Jan. 30 for the purchase
of $320,000 aqueduct, paving and
and
I; 'if'1
syndicate
a
Gundy &
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ISSUE
}'V;
)*; ti
v
to
Wood,
was
from
1962
the Offering Circular.
NEW
sold
$59,000
Jan. 9
on
sealed
Clerk
1,4'
is
school bonds offered
Secretary-Treasurer,
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Commission,
Bond
issue of
quette,
County
office.
Sale—An
a.m.
1K 1961. Due on March 1
1963 to 1976, inclusive. Prin¬
p.m.
announcement
Bond
receive
interest
the
St.-Joseph-de-Sorel and Tracy Sch,
Commission,
Quebec
on
will
This
10
Province
QUEBEC
Baie Commeau School
March
March 1 from 1963 to 1976
inclusive.
(M-S)
re¬
p.m.
Feb. 8 for the purchase
on
m
dm'S'/r
until
bids
the
Quebec, of the bank mentioned
in the loan procedure.
will re¬
Freeman &
,
No.
Treasurer's
Giuliani; of Montpelier.
$510,000 gen¬
school bonds of¬
Jan. 19—v. 193, p. 152—
mon,
Montpelier. Legality approved by
Peter
The
—
awarded to The Seattle-First
Bond
Due
National
Montpelier
Fred G. Red-
—
Treasurer,
Feb. 8 for the purchase
$165,000 school bonds.
Dated
&
obligation
(PST)
•P
Tacoma),
Yakima), Wash.
1
1979 inclusive. Prin¬
from 1962 to
Sale
District
(EST) on
purchase of $170,000
construction
(P. O.
Yakima County,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
March
404
Associates.;
of the Board of
Directors,
will
receive
school
No.
National
Chairman
Feb. 8 for the
(F-A) payable at the
County, Eastonville School
Bond
fered
Offering
School
!,4»i
sealed
(PST)
on
Washington
Readsboro Town School District,
Bond
pr\
ceive
Inc.,
were
risse,
1971
interest
Dist.
Hoyt,
of
Zillah
Offering
County
Dated
bonds.
Feb. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
1961. Due
Pierce
York City.
S:!
i $,1*
i,; h'l
205
Bond
Van
1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1 from 1962
1971, inclusive. Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
Farmers Bank of Boydton.
Le¬
gality
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Yakima), Wash.
County,
mon,
ity approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Vermont
VH
No.
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
noon
to
Washburn
obligation
to
for the purchase
9
Burgett,
Eva
—
Treasurer,
Feb.
(EST) on
of $150,county jail bonds. Dated Feb.
until
Richmond,
Offering
general
.lOtii!
.■'Mil)
■
interest
will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
Feb. 3 for the purchase of $18,684
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
mission on Local Debt, wrill re¬
000
im
Yakima
Inc., Lehman Brothers,
Walnut Grove Sch.
(P. O. Vancouver),
County,
District No. 81
Bond
Gordon Ben¬
Bond Offering—J.
Vi:r
i;j:E
•:!
&
County
County
(P.
Boydton), Va.
J'!V
"
by Wood, King,
Logan, of New York
approved
WASHINGTON
$350,000
Mecklenburg
Feb.
■k ivh*
on
payable at the First
National Bank of Strasburg.
Le¬
offered on Jan. 12
Anderson & Strud-
bonds
inclusive. Prin¬
1981
1963 to
in
branches
of
re¬
p.m.
on
(J-D)
O,
(P.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
'■ W
MP'
bonds. Dated Dec.
sewer
15, 1960. Due
Va.
'jf
j! 1 v)|
purchase' of
City.
County
3
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Debt,
the
for
8
$170,000
gality
wick, at a price of 102.57.
■v,,'
Feb.
on
Oct. 1 from 1963 to
Winchester),
until
Feb. 8 for the purchase
of
$70,000 school bonds. Dated
March 1, 1961. Due on March 1
(PST)
headed
v'W
'!("f
Local
on
Dawson
;•» r'!)1
bids
Red-
will
Treasurer,
1961.
will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
VERMONT
I; -.Jviu
,
mission
& Cutler, of Chicago.
I;\9
sealed
Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
Bond
'I?.
;r ^
». ijif'.
ceive
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
Legality approved by Chap¬
City.
;
of
2000, inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at the State
Bank
of South
Utah, in Cedar
man
City.
G.
Offering—Fred
County
Strasburg, Va.
purchase of $285,000 Col¬
Due
York
New
payable
(A-O)
Mark Neu-
L.
lege of Southern Utah dormitory
1960 revenue bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1960.
-
of Agricul'
berger, Secretary of the Board
for the
purchase of $2,-
the
general
obligation
im¬
provement bonds. Dated April 1,
1961. Due on April 1 from 1962
to 1981 inclusive. Principal and
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (MST)
on Feb. 11
i
H
',
—
(EST) on
a.m.
Bond
all
at
CANADA
(P. O. Yakima), Wash.
mon,
300,000
Utah
Trustees,
receive
County, Mabton Sch. Dist.
120
from
Johnson,
will
Manager,
for
7
interest
University
Offering
Bond
m
P.
sealed bids until 11
Applied Science, Board
and
ture
Va.
City
Jr.,
cipal and interest
Utah
.
Portsmouth,
Bond
1975. Prin¬
UTAH
If
'
Offering—A.
inclusive.
1996
to
of Dec. 1,
as
Yakima
VIRGINIA
(State of)
I.
of
26,
Directors,
1961
on
declared
a
quarterly dividend of fifty cents
($.50) per share on the capital
stock of the company,
March
of
15,
record
ness
payable
1961 to stockholders
at
the
close
of
busi¬
February 28, 1961.
W. B. ASHBY,. Secretary
13500 Philmont
Ave., Phila. 16, Pa.
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