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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
ESTABLISHED 1839
Number
193
Volume
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
6019
New York
General
RAILROAD
Price
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
ing
filed a registration statement
with
the
SEC
on
Dec.
29, 1960,
covering 50,000 shares of common
stock, to be offered under and pursuant to the company's Restricted
Stock Option Plan.—V.
191, p. 501.
corporation? of
Net
operating exps.
Net
from
rev.
income
oper.
ry.
Feb.
$1,168,059
$2,087,713
17,214
*380,813
643,072
Allied
Stock Exchange
New York
Stock Exchange
Stock
2321.
p.
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co.—Year-End Statem't
The
following is a statement by
Chalmers Manufacturing Company.
"After
analyzing
business
in
good
1960
1961,
appointing
"We
Exchange
should
affect
will
that
opinion
the
profits
Allis-Chalmers'
Montreal Stock
this
base
the
It
judgment
these
in
gross farm income will
at
reasonable
weather
conditions,
Granted
three
Toronto
major
equal
least
farmers
to
farm
normal
construction
National Quotation
"(3)
that
lines
total
levels.
—V.
electrical
of
orders
1961
We
for
captal goods
prices
in
.
^
.
-'.
Generating Unit—
A
The
the
half
of
slated
it
nounced
This
Stock Exchange
'
power
tion
of
Electric
American
construction in 1961 will
Co., Sporn said.
The subsidiary
million. Included in this is work on
Appalachian's 440,000-kilowatt, two-dam hydro project at Smith Moun¬
tain on the Roanoke River in Virginia and the new 225,000-kilowatt
The
bulk
carried
is
the
of
expected
AEP
(Tenn.)
The
Utilities,
Inc.,
commercial
in
January
3.
Clinch
over
Plant
at
Sporn
$500,000,
said..
generating units is
it was announced on
steam-electric
largest
operation on the
Ohio River,
;
✓
500,000-kilowatt
however,
Like
Breed
is
unit
unit,
sister
the
on
is
located
by Ohio Power.
owned solely
is
its
Plant
.
operation
in
Wabash
The Course of Bank Clearings
boosts
making
public
Sporn
that
2nd
River
in
at
the
close
1,100,000 kilowatts,
V
generating capability to
station:
by an investor-owned
largest power plant in the world built
and
compactness.
The
only other water-cooled generator
40,000-kw turbine-generator at the
Appalachian Power, installed in 1937.
The Philip
Sporn turbine-generator unit, designed and built by General Electric
Company, consists of high-pressure and low-pressure sections located
side by side in the turbine room.
Each section weighs 875 tons and is
112 feet long, nearly 21 feet wide and 15 Vz feet above floor level.
The turbine receives its thrfee-million pounds of steam an hour from
watts
the
23-story
boiler
that
.
produce
one
kilowatthour
of
electricity—is expected to be
/
/
redeemed
Fiberglass
27,
Co.,
filed
prior
193,
to
offer
the
3.
p.
1960
Paterson,
N.
J.—
Commission—
letter
a
of
notification
to be used for general corporate purposes.—V. 191,
are
the
one
be able
to
has been
awarded
a
contract
install
to
University
Washington
George
football
-
team.
of the largest in the history of public seating,
season,
used
the field efficiently for both baseball and football,
use
has
feature
of
the
lower
To
been
the
owned
be
stands
convert
of
cost
will
the
a
192,
designed
new
along
into
the
stadium
the
and
the
will
stadium
operated
third
for
D.
base
as
a
C.
Stadium.
line
A
is
football
field,
approximately $19,800,000.
of Columbia Armory
be
the
by
use
District
2323.
p.
will
System.
figure
almost
is
triple
capacity
System's
the
10 years
ago,"
official said, noting that the new unit "makes the
particularly the Ohio Valley, more attractive to
heavy energy-consuming industry than ever before."
In
addition
to
the
new
facility, Sporn Plant has four identical
territory,
150,000-kilowatt units.
last in
the
and
The first
1952.—V.
192, p.
in
into operation in 1950
of these went
2217.
definite
a
general,
better
a
"To
Jan.
on
to
subject
ing
of
Board
posed
by
American
Co.
Foundry
Machine
was
pro¬
but
split of the compv.t.y's common stock
the stockholders at the regular a~nual meet¬
announced by Morehead Patterson, AMF Board
to
stock
$1.80
dividend
per
in
an
two-for-one
of
stock
convertible
the
the
exceed
shares of $3.50 par
Patterson said that
April 20, 1961 and the
May
proposed
Board
of
1961.
15,
stock
Directors
annual
present
rate
number
5%
to
a
loans
debentures
and
furnish
of
6%
later;
shares
of
also
the
however,
to be
it
call
all
the
stock.
of Directors
Board
In
v
at
a
take
announcing
"
>
the
.
-
call,
Mr.
Patterson
emphasized that
. -
<■
the deben¬
convertible into common stock at $19,125 per share, are selling
premium and that most* debenture holders are expected to
of
the
opportunity
to
convert
their
improvement
likely
to
be
over
the
the
1961
last quarter
reverse
of
quarterly average.
this level of steel usage, however, steel buying will
steel-using industries reach their minimum inventory
For nearly nine months they have been paring their
debentures into
current consumption: That in itself will increase
rise will be translated immediately into orders
for
'
year
expansion
100%
steel
traditional
of our Research Center.
emphasis on
producing
diminishing.
In
its
tailored
to
meet
steels
will
these
demands,
contribute
to
our
place
is
more
a
new
exacting
sheer tons of steel is
accent on more sophisti¬
requirement. We are an¬
they offer new
growing economy.
for
avenues
through which
with, or ahead, of the times, we expect to
force
steel's
position
as
the
foundation "metal of
the
economy."—V. 193, p. 3.
moving
"By
decided
high
advantage
months
of
future.
ticipating
business.
debentures
estimated by the company
full conversion will not
common
the
that
quarter
And any
Armour &
company's
principal amount..
tures,
require
the
the
cated
5% convertible subordinated debentures due
Feb. 1, 1977, for redemption on Feb. 23, 1961.
The redemption price
is 104%
of the principal amount of the debentures being redeemed
and the accrued interest from Feb. 1 to Feb. 23 will be $3.06 per $1,000
to
the coming
first
mills.
rapidly
set aside for
outstanding
announced
is
in
as
demand.
the
"The
approximately $40,000,000
for offering to stockholders to
additional working capital to
also voted to issue
company's expanding- international and U. S.
rate, conversion
price and amount of. the
Patterson
Mr.
the
the
the
from
subordinated
determined
be
that
for
Mr.
interest
The
will
if
that
the
gradual,
ahead, our industry will continue to plan and build
Special emphasis will come on stepping up merchandis¬
ing efforts and research on new products and the processes to make
them, and on the broad continuing effort to increase efficiency.
■:
"At Armco we have great confidence in
both the future of steel
and our national economy. We spent $60 million this year to further
increase efficiency and to broaden our product lines. In 1961, we plan
to
continue our building program, and will
raise our capital expen¬
ditures
for
the
year
to $100 million. A number of new high-per¬
formance facilities will go into operation in 1961, and we will complete
authorize
to
split.
short-term
reduce
finance
about
issued
that
Directors
Board Of
The
be
asked
10,000,000
value.
par
be
production
level.
present
balanced
levels.
they
as
steel
for
split is approved, he
increase the com¬
of $1.60 per share
share, effective with the June 1961 dividend. This would
annual
rate of 90 cents per common share after the
said
recommend
to
from
stock
at $1.75
will
spi-t would be about
the
of
would
Patterson
result
common
date
certificates
Mr.
intends
mon
the
20,000,000 shares
effective
the
to
in
increase
an
value
stockholders
AMF
be
pattern of inventory cutting may continue for a brief period,
when it is completed steel users will need tb buy as much steel
"In
proposal
its
"This
chairman
this
will
6:
inventories.
two-for-one
a
approval
ApriT 18, it
on
of
Directors
3
Co.—Financing News—
is
1961
support
upward
move
working
American Machine & Foundry
above
upturn
observations on
following
the
Jan.
of 1960.
1960—a year in
which there was strong demand for steel in the early months, fol¬
lowed by substantially reduced steel buying in the final quarters.
"Our
measured
optimism is based on the belief that total steel
consumption in 1961 will be at about the same level as in 1960, but
steel production will be more closely related to steel usage,
resulting
"In
utility
public
on
that steel
believe
we
the
made
his company
considerably
show
should
kilowatts.
"This
the
Armco,
move
President,
and
industry
"Although
of the System to 6Vz-
the capacity
also increases
It
Johnston,
T.
steel
"At
total generating capacity—raised to 1.1-million kilo¬
new
unit—makes it the largest of 15 major plants on
the
by
AEP
_
to
in
Three
New
with
signing
construction
.
-
quired
be
mounted
the
section is swung out into left field at a 90 degree angle so that it
faces the first base stands.
The vacancy in the stands is filled with
4,339 additional seats.
The stadium is designed through the combined
architectural
services of Dahl-Ewing-Osborn,
architectural engineers.
Builder is McCloskey & Company, Philadelphia.
Plant's
rnillion
of
contains 220 miles of piping.
The boiler was
made by Babcock & Wilcox Co. •-Spent gases from the furnace exhaust
through a concrete stack 550 feet tall.
The
unit's
design
and equipment make it—along with its Breed
Plant twin-—among the most efficient units ever operated to convert
fuel energy into electrical energy, according to Mr. Sporn.
:
Its heat rate--—the number of British thermal units in its coal re¬
a
should
37,043
per
and
club,
rollers.
It
"v
new
\
operating in the United States is the
Plant
debentures.
completed in time for the opening of the 1961 football
Total
43
kilowatthour. This would be the lowest heatunit operating on a commercial basis, Sporn
per
achieved
Sporn
largest
employs the world's largest—and the country's seconds—watercooled generator in a pioneering move designed to increase efficiency,
Logan
Btu
8,500
ever
said.
It
capacity
to
rate
Under
utility;
5th
conversion
on
converted
Armco Steel Corp.—President's Remarks—
The
steam-electric generating plant in the U. S.; and
The 7ch largest generating plant of any type in the United States.
In
producing its half-million kilowatts, the new Sporn unit uses
steam at a temperature of 1,050 degrees Fahrenheit and pressure of
3,500 pounds per square inch—well above the critical pressure level
at which water is transformed into steam without boiling.
The
the
with
shares of common stock (par 40 cents) to
share, through Vestal Securities Corp., New York.
Dec.
on
installation,
be
Logan
.
since July at the AEP System's
Indiana, the new Sporn facility
other
Plant's
these
Seating Company
Board.—V.
American homes.
average
The
any
of
in the new District of Columbia Stadium, future home
Washington Senators baseball club, the Washington Redskins
,
'V ''"..v.. -v/
generating unit in commercial use today.
It
capable of fulfilling the electric requirements of more than a million
than
larger
It
44
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 44
System's
•
Philip Sporn Plant,
owned jointly by Ohio Power Co. and Appalachian Power Co., operat¬
ing subsidiaries of American Electric Power. The new $65-milljon unit,
The
is
.
power-plant
River
world's
the
of
second
its
at
price
Power
Carbo, Va.
Among the remaining AEP subsidiaries, Ohio Power Co. will invest
an
expected $25 million—a drop in expenditures from the estimated
$39.4
million
in
1960,
made^ possible
by virtual completion
of its
current major power plant work last year, Sporn noted.
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co. will spend $18 million and Kentucky
Power Co. will disburse the biggest budget in its history—$8.5 million
—largely for the Big Sandy Plant, its first major power station.
Wheeling Electric Co. plans to spend $1.6 million and Kingsport
unit
fraction
the
seats
new
section
close to $62
spend
to
System
Appalachian
by
on
generating
now
44
...
Condition Statement of Federal
lines.
be
each $1,000 debenture is
plus cash for
rate
proposed new issue.—V.
Molded
$4
at
unusual
an
•
on
Reserve Banks
extension or improve¬
transmission and distribu¬
System's
Power
stock
dividend
Y.
To
9
44
w
Federal Reserve System——..
v
Combined
utilities since the end of World War II.
Close to $35 million has been allocated for
common
replacing the 28,669 seat Griffith Park Stadium that had been
by the Washington Redskins and the old Washington Senators.
50
Statement of Member Banks of
Condition
with
ing
ment
into
American Seating Co.-^New Contract—
1
Corporation and Investment News..
Dividends Declared and Payable....
Electric Power Co..
1960 expenditures of $100 million.
Sporn, president, this year's outlay will bring
$1.5 billion the capital expenditures of AEP's six operat¬
converted
2086.
The
Foreign Exchange Rates—...
Philip
to
than
more
electric
'
out that
common
market
that
the
of
covering
football
State and City Bond Offerings
$116
of
annual
the
felt
was
The proceeds
p.
will
American
by
compares
According
to
for
SEC
N.
Miscellaneous Features
million—more than
plant construction—has been an¬
than
more
it
offered
be
-:rc
^
\
of
be
market price of the stock received
total
company
of the
General
'
construction' budget
1961
The
American
50,000
Budget—New
shares
current
approximate
American
••
American Electric Power Co. Inc.—1961
cannot
and
35
will come very close to 1960
this area will be firmer."
7: ':.
■
date
Files With Securities and Exchange
sortie shifts of emphasis among our
industrial eouipment, it seems probable
thac
■
897.
be
and
hopeful
are
191, p.
;/V .1
will
there
Although
Feb.
on
that
wishing to convert debentures
Irving Trust Co., Corporate
York 15, N. Y., by not later
23, 1961.
He emphasized that
to
New
chairman pointed
52
the
stockholders
stocks.
various
after
them
Street,
35
Transactions New York
the
was
to
41
SEC Index of Stock Prices
the
for
Patterson said the principal reason for calling the 5% debentures
that the outstanding debentures had been reduced to only $2,280,-
35
,
with
payment
700
1
Industrial Stock Averages 35
will need larger floor
distributors
and
buying
Markets—,
holders
Debenture
debentures
receive
Mr.
40
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
equipment
machinery
Exchange—Curb Section..
Over-the-Counter
that
should
purchasing patterns and dealers
will be bringing their
inventories up to usual levels.
"(2) Actual
highway construction should be substantially greater
in 1961
than
the work
carried
on
in
1960.
This should stimulate
return
Exchange
not
of $1.60 per share, the
$1,000 debenture would receive $83.20 annually in dividends
conversion
compared with interest of $50 which he has been
should
36
37
Stock
Toronto Stock
'•;/
:
■
that
appears
1960.
outlook
the
on
economy:
Exchange
deliver
must
will
a
receiving.
33
Canadian Stock Exchange
into
at
of
after
35
35
36
volume will be as
than last year's dis¬
that
holder
35
sales
better
be
conversion.
holders
deliver
Wall
business
of
Board
AMF
33
___
1
they
debenture
must
1
delivered
and
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
.
which
factors
of
are
that
A
The
33
Exchange
stock
close
33
1
Feb.
to
and
hold
must
for
debenture holders want¬
the debentures until
date,
coupon
them
stock.
convertible
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Allis-
President,
Stevenson,
S.
results.
of
"(1)
for
the
we
and
R.
the
debentures
23
Cincinnati Stock Exchange—..
Detroit Stock Exchange
below.—V. 192,
said
Patterson
Department,
28
Laboratories, Inc.—Acquired—
Midwest Stock
sectors
(Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
192, p. 2217.
Chemical Co.,
Dow
as
(Stocks)..
prior
attached
a
convert
presenting
convert
common
Trust
Page
11
is
1
and
coupon
coupon.
than
New York
Since Feb.
the
coupon
1
into
Stock and Bond Quotations
Boston
See
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
before
to
1
Mr.
$163,350
$25,270
*79,343
ry. oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
Feb.
$1,293,283 $14,261,016 $15,083,384
1,129,933
13,092,957
12,995,671
$1,247,366
1,222,096
Railway oper. revenue..
cash
date
wanting
In This Issue
1960—11 Months—1959
I960—Month—1959
'
to
that
Southern RR.—Earnings—
Alabama Great
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway
Mich.,
Jackson,
stock.
common
Aeroquip Corp.—Files Stock Plan—
This
$1.25
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
7, N. Y., Monday, January 9, 1961
»
Co.—Expansion—
York construction concerns figured on Dec.
29 in a mass
Armour Agricultural Chemical Co. of nine
services to Implement a $60,000,000
expansion of
and
food business.
•
I
William Wood Prince, President of Armour & Co., the
Armour's
pany,
help rein¬
American
contracts for
plant
County, Fla.
parent com¬
contracts cover construction of a nitrogen plant in
Cherokee, Ala., and a phosphate plant in Polk
Upon completion in 1962 these plants will approximately
said the
County
Colbert
near
2
triple
The
nitrogen
the
are
M.
W.
"The
significance
awarded
business
V.
192,
will
Dec.
Kellogg
equal
of today, is-that upon the completion of the con¬
129, Armour & Co.'s investments in the chemical
of
those
food
its
business,"
Prince
Mr.
1960—Month—1S59
Period End. Nov. 30—
Net
from ry. opers.
rev.
rwy.
1960—11 Mos.—1959
39,155,895
11,886,602
4,177,842
13,676,033
5,253,845
income
oper,
1
51,042,427
revenue...
Celebrating its 75th Anniversary this year,
looking forward to thk continuation of its
million
was
B.
been
the
of
one
new
By
120,909,366 142,045,913
39,753,612
53,474,610
Atlantic City Elec.ric Co.
record-making growth.
SIDNEY
By
L.
England
N.
J.
most
Processing Center,
completed
was
advanced
its
of
the
end
1965
of
the
company
will
to
a
porate bonds and not to equity issues, or surprisingly, to municipal securities. Based
on information obtained from public and Chronicle's
private sources, the table just
indicate
should
the
estimated
future
financing
in corporate bonds,
then the demand for capital will be
FOUR
WEEK
as
follows:
FINANCING
kw
it.
And
most
of
Use
hours
as
business
ers
one
added
were
to
of
during
This
1947
1951
Hav-
is
$22
the new England Generating Station
the
built in the coastal region since 1911 is
sched¬
1962.
The first generating unit
have
expected
an
Auxiliary
of
capability
Diesel
installed in
144,000 kilowatts
of
Generators.
August—an increase of
reported
than
ers
investment
in Southern New Jersey increased 7%
over
the
while revenues were up 5% for the same period, °
Trie
electricity by residential customers was 107 kilowatt
than in 1959.
Peak net system demand Was 349
600
there
each
to
week
during
the
of
17,400 kilowatts
industries
new
company's
the
the year
231,900.
Atlantic
60
were
added
industries
present
Southern New
Jersey
program
that
in
reached in
Hayward
more
of
greater
kilowatts
place
serve
electricity
year,
use
average
A
year.
bringing
■
lines
total
the
over
1959
expansions
of
in
of
total
and
1960, averaging
5,900 new custom¬
number
•
of
custom¬
.
.
Electric will continue several hard-hitting sales cam¬
paigns designed to promote the total electric home including electric
heat and all-year' electric air-conditioning.
Hayward said that there
are
nearly a million electrically-heated homes in America today and
one-quarter
over
City
importantly, the securities market is seeking signs of the sources
reverse today's business and industrial decline.
In short, before
decisions
much
will
TABLE
made,
are
the
new
answers
will
first be sought to
spend? Of that, how
Administration
such
questions
much, if
as:
will
any,
require deficit financing? And, in turn, of that amount what portion will be mone¬
tized through the banking system?
Will there be, for example, a dynamic surge ot
public spending on roads and schools? Too, will there be a acceleration of deprecia¬
tion allowances and
The
to
cut in
a
these
personal income taxes?
similar
other
questions, evaluated in the light of past
of Keynesian policies, has made it possible for
firms up until now to draw realistic conclusions upon which to act.
answers
and
experience with our.Government's
THE
common
and preferred stock and municipals for the next 28 days. If there are no changes in
the dates assigned by the issuers, or their underwriters, and other things remain the
same,
well
have
financing
BROWN
four week float that weakly creeps ahead
of last week's projection by about $80 million with most of this attributable to cor¬
below
its
the
in
will
8,000
to
company's plant
construction
which could halt and
lively week in corporate bonds and tax-exempt issues is promised commencing
The dollar volume anticipated amounts to $289.8 million. However,
equity issues show a precipitous drop, leaving the week's estimated financing
about $300 million.
up
takes
kind
plant
today.
new
succeeding three weeks make
and
June
new
facilities
the
plant to be
completion
preceding
Black Horse Pike near -
the
on
last
installations
for
Monday, January 9, 1961
.
total
reported
power
including
Toe
budgeted by the company for the next five years.
today, Jan. 9.
at
He
the
.
in
times
that
uled
construction projects including the
Generating Station at Beesley's Point,
How
The
770,000.
invested
five
over
said
first
company
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
A
will be
ward
This Center has aroused the interest of business people
throughout the United States and foreign countries. Large steel towers
spanning' the Delaware River support a new transmission line con¬
necting Philadelphia Electric Co. and Atlantic City Electric Co.
This
interconnection, which went into service Dec. 5, provides an addi¬
tional source of electricity to the rapidly growing western .portion of
the
company's service area which has long had the benefits of a
lower capacity interconnection.
'
i
world
dollars
billion
utility in
Jersey
item in construction plans that totaled $116 million
major
a
had
Pleasantville,
Atlantic City Electric Co.—Year-End Statement—
.
New
year
Accounting and Data
—V. 192, p. 2218.
is
J.
which
expenses.
oper,
Net
N.
S
j
$ '
s
51.027,761 562,989,026 578,534,442
37,351,728 442,079.660 436,488,529
$
Railway
a
this
$27
new
oper.
was
Hayward said that
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
Railway"
1960
decade.
said.—
594.
p.
of the Southern
forecast for the coming year, pointed out that
in which the American economy as a wnole
followed a somewhat uncertain path, electric utilities in general—and
Atlantic
City
Electric
in particular—advanced
substantially
toward
the
level of power-producing capability expected
by the end of the
while
Co., the Chemical Construction Corp. and Titlestad Corp.
tracts
President
Hayward,
year-end report and
a
awarded contracts
York firms
New
P.
James
concentrated
and
food
plant
three
of
present
production
materials.
Armour's
phosphate
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ".
(102)
But
the
framework
ECONOMIC
use
PHILOSOPHY
OF
THE
FUTURE
for
policy making decisions in the private sector may change
with the new Administration in a totally different direction. And this will inhibit
or make impossible
private business decisions. Past experience as a crutch to rely
upon may well go out of the window if Secretary of Labor
designee Arthur J.
Goldberg
Corporate
Bonds
Jan.
Corporate
Stocks
Corporates
*Municipals
Financings
$14,447,500
$126,951,500
$177,314,000
9-Jan. 13__ $112,504,000
Total of Both
Total
Jan.
16-Jan.
20__
46,125,000
44,824,900
90,949,900
200,217,000
$304,265,500
291,166,900
Jan.
23-Jan.
27_.
40,513,300
118,473,000
158,986,300
3__
20,100,000
972,500
20,413,300
Jan. 30-Feb.
21,440,000
22,412,500
11,715,000
34,127,500
$179,701,500
$101,125,700
$280,827,200
$507,719,000
$788,546,200
$112,154,400
$90,187,570
$202,341,970
$507,263,000
$709,604,970
convinces the President and Congress to set up a national tripartite
labor, management and the public. Such a council, according to Mr. Gold¬
berg, would in peacetime, as in the last war, chart economic solutions in the laborcouncil of
field.
management
Further
Last Week's
*
Data
$1 million
or more.
that,
Mr.
Goldberg would have such a council
with the Council of "Economic Advisers
advice) and implement the maximum
employment and production goals contained in the Employment Act of 1946.
A small scale forerunner
Total
than
outline economic growth programs (perhaps
to render researcn assistance and technical
to how
as
such
might function and what it might
problems of one in¬
dustry—the steel industry. This meeting of management and labor leaders in the
steel industry cannot be compared to a national
tripartite council. The latter sup¬
posedly will confine itself to fact finding and recommendations and expect its
will
propose
a
group
be provided by two parties involved in the
soon
;
CHANGES
IN
THE
PAST
recommendations
WEEK
that
Public
offerings of corporate securities in the shortened week following New Year's
weekend through Jan. 4 were as follows: two secondaries amounting to $17,845,790,
one equipment trust certificate of $8,500,000, and three
relatively small stock issues
totalling $4,085,000. Privately placed corporates, other than the Trans World Airlines'
financing, amounted to $16,100,000. The negotiated T.W.A. issue of $265 million was
managed by Dillon, Read & Co., Lazard Freres & Co., and Lehman Bros.
Additions to the Chronicle's calendar of corporate offerings with affixed
$135,951,290 in equities and $148,775,000 in bonds.
should
be
scheduled
noted
to
Therefore, they
Municipal
that
issues added to the corporate calendar are
subsequent to the oncoming four-week float.
not reflected in the financing table above.
in
appear
are
of
many
the
the
weeks
in the same shortened week, as described above, came to only
And additions of State and local securities to the Chronicle's Municipal
Calendar of Jan. 5 were in the sum of $46,566,000. The rate of increase has slowed
down considerably.
In the non-federal public sector there is a tug of war going on
sales
$11,105,000.
which has nothing to do with problems of the business cycle directly.
tion increase and
The popula¬
accompanying need for public service and works continue to plague
the tax-debt limit of most communities and states.
A rising business cycle, of course,
but even in prosperity there will be a greater
public facilities than the capacity to provide the necessary revenue. There's
problem in the capital market in providing funds, leastways, for this year; the
will
help the tax-borrowing
resources,
need for
no
problem mounts
debt limitations
as
borrowers'ability to
Last year's
1960's volume.
bond
buyers become leary
'
was
TOTAL
BACKLOG
DECLINES
SLIGHTLY
last week's.
Thus, for example, bonds without dates declined as many
category of bonds with dates.
The corporate bond float still
manages to remain about $80 million less than that for l$st week even though $100
issues
as
entered
the
million of the T.W.A. financing went through last week
($165 million was privately
placed with banks and insurance companies). The backlog of. equities is about the
same
and municipals came up by $70 million. (Data in parentheses below denote
number of issues.)
Total
,
x
.
labor group for
or
^
directing of the amount,
timing, and direction of private corporate financing plans.
This
welfare
will
state
It
now.
will
be
totally
transcend
different
Federal
from
intervention
contra-cyclical fiscal and monetary policy to
the economy. Our economy will, under such
a
a
anything
in
new
the
we
have
in
economy
amalgamation
had
here
the form
of control
up
of
over
national, voluntary council, coalesce
individual and group action to a degree that would make the
NRA's attempt at the
the propeller compared to the jet airplane. It would
not be collectivism envisioned by the
marxist, nor the Quaker's way to obtain de¬
cisions. The framework will no longer permit market
decisions, and will no longer
leave
the private sector free to disagree with
governmental decisions.
It will
corporate state
cartelize
as
antiquated
as
to keep in line, or retire dissidents from economic life. Man¬
banking and the financing industry will be leading an altogether
everyone
agement, labor,
different life—the free market system will have found its master.
A
is
of
glimpse of the function, organization and goals of a national tripartite council
provided by Mr. Goldberg in his recent address before the National Association
Manufacturers—reproduced in full in the Chronicle, pp 10 ff, Jan. 5, 1961. The
the European progression toward a new
infrastructure, just below the
direction is
level of the state, which provides for coordinated economic intervention in all
major
sectors of the economy and displaces market decisions with "human
management"
ones.
What
happens to the Judaic-Christian concept of individual responsibility
phases, of life is a moot question. When it disappears so does free,
objective decision-making in the free market.
and action in all
LARGER ISSUES
Listed
below
are
Included therein
the
are
larger issues
one
IN
NEXT FOUR
slated
to
WEEKS
the period Jan.
preferred and four equipment trust certificates.
appear
in
9-Feb. 3.
-
shifting has occurred in the backlog which leaves, however, the total about
the Same
accepted. Could any firm or industry,
a council's recommendation?
A
to such
new
of
^
slightly below that of 1959 and, despite desires
elections-authorizations, it looks as though 1961 will about match
THE
Sizable
reached and
.
municipal financing
evidenced in bond
are
repay.
up
President propose and Congress favorably dispose of this proposal
by Goldberg, we can anticipate the end of the Federal Reserve's independence, the
destruction of a free money and capital market, and the
until
sales dates
surfacely seem quite impressive. But actually the dollar volume of calendar issues
comes primarily from
the backlog of offerings without dates. As discussed below,
the total backlog of issues with and without assigned dates did not significantly
change from last week's figure. Added, then, to the Jan. 5 corporate calendar were
It
Should the
be
to
matter, stand
This Week
Corporate bonds with dates
Corporate bonds without dates
V
Backlog
Pacific KR., equipment trust
certificates—$3,210,000; Brunswick Corp., debentures—
$25,634,400; Iowa Power & Light Co., bonds—$10,000,000; Montgomery Ward Credit
Corp., debentures—$50,000,000; Pacific Gas Transmission Co., debentures—$13,260,000;
Southern
Pacific Co., equipment trust
certificates—$8,400,000. In Municipals—PortOrleans, La., $17,000,000; Los Angeles School District, Calif., $30,000,000;
Louisville, Ky., $4,800,000; Mobile Board of Water & Sewer Commission, Ala., $3,000,000; California (State of), $95,000,000; Davidson County, Tenn., $4,200,000; Livonia1
of
New
School
LastWeek
-
Week of January 3: Bowl-Mor Co., Inc.,
common—78,955 shares, and debentures—
$2,000,600; Drexel Equity Fund, Inc., common—$5,100,000; Restaurant Associates, Inc.,
common—245,000 shares; Westminster Fund, Inc., capital—4,000,000 shares; Missouri
District, Mich., $4,440,000.
'
*"
*
Week
$361,703,800
( 29)
$253,454,200
(23)
98,716,200
(25)
257,491,300
(31)
$460,420,000 (54)
$540,945,500
(54)
of January 16: Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp., common—155,000 shares;
Gulf States Utilities Co.,
common—$11,500,000; Kansas Gas & Electric Co., bonds—
$7,000,000; New York Central RR., equipment trust certificates—$4,125,000; Texas
Transmission Corp.,
bonds—$30,000,000, and preferred—150,000 shares. In
Municipals—Northern Illinois University, 111., $7,500,000;
Seattle, Wash., $7,500,000:
Alhambra City High School District, Calif.,
$4,569,000; Columbus City School District,
Ohio, $7,000,COO; Montgomery County, Md., $11,000,060; New York State, $63,450,000;
Eastern
Total bonds
__
Corporate stocks with dates
Corporate stocks without dates
$981,973,800
$917,037,520
L
194,767,200
208,693,650
Oregon, $30,000,000; Suffolk County Water Authority, N. Y.,
$3,000,000; Contra Costa
County Water District, Calif., $12,840,000; Henrico County, Va., $5,000,000; Pennsyl¬
i
Total stocks
Total
corporates
Total
municipals
_
$1,176,741,000.
$1,125,731,170
vania State Public School
Building Authority, Pa., $23,000,000; Marion, Ind., $4,000,000.
of January 23: United Financial Corp. of California,- common—600,000 shares;
Otter Tail Power Co., bonds—$7,000,000; Texas Power &
Light Co., bonds—$12,000,000.
In Municipals—Maryland, $20,303,000;
Milwaukee, Wis., $8,495,000; New York
City, $76,560,000; San Diego, Calif., $5,000,000.
Week
$1,637,161,000
$1,666,676,670
$706,209,000 (70)
$635,548,000
(60)
.
The securities
(new financing) market appears to be marking time waiting for the
Eisenhower budget to be presented and an indication of what its ultimate fate will be..
Moreover, it
seems
to be waiting for Kennedy's
legislative
program and
the reaction
Week
of January 30-February 3: Midland
Municipals—New- Mexico,. $8,000,000. * V
.
'
V..
1
'
-
"
Capital Corp., common—$16,250,000.,In
.
January 5, 1961.
-•
;
Volume
193
m!! million such homes
mnlL oil hIL
501
by
electrically-heated
homes
are
inl ^t,19?1,
1968.
v>
four
electric
Number 6019
.
The
.
Re estimated there will be
During the past
homes
expected
to
to
its
be
Commercial- and Financial Chronicle
lines
added
600
during
A.
year
and
the
C.
E.
coming
" Bell & Howell Phillipsburg Co., a New Jersey subsidiary, and microfilm
and microfilm equipment manufactured by Bell & Howell and marketed
by Burroughs Corp.—V. 192, p. 3.
'
' • :
■
•'
* ^
„ < .,
<.,<•,
.
.•
. •
....
- ^ i
. • *.
added
additional
total
year.
d«5K "5-25? weS!0^ 5o°rTaar7
pansion
of
industry
our
months,
and
area
Southern
ta
Atlantic
will
do
Electric
is
planning
and
working
toward
sale^1and1revenues^eW records ln generating capability,
DasraCH™rd^
possibilities
He
See Drexel Dynamics Corp., below.—/V. 191,
everything possible to bring more
Jersey.
Looking ahead
to
the
next
12
New
City
BrigeS ASS0CiateS' In«.—Acquired— *
...
production,
free
market,
Aclantic
the
all
nation
the nation
investor-owned
s
is
one—will
America.",—V. .192,
be
will
need.
electric
able
to
Financed
companies—of
meet
in
full
698.
p.
in
.
the
Atlantic Coast
X
Nov
30
placing
Month
1969
$
ii
Mn*
u
v.
700000°cubicfee? of
3
u
rock
m
et
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$7,018,679
345.117
375,456
4,414,426
4,987,878
$128,490
$80,379
$2,604,251
$2,175,183
47,110
*192
1,398,194
1,000,286
ry. opers.
2219.
p.
$7,163,061
:
Canterbury Fund, Inc—Proposes Offering—
aSt-
"
,,
Main building of the
warehouse
"
is
terminal
new
which. includes
plant
a
*
sidiary
planning
been built to
iq6q
L-shaped
smaller vessels
serve
docks;
A
160-ft.
new
dock
revenue
12,797,473
13,348,512
148,729,431
147,911 844
oper.
expenses.
10,512,224
10,475,373
120,013,915
120,162|l93
deep-sea''ships'wittf pro^cTffo^export
from ry. opers.
2,285,249
2,873,139
28,715,516
27,749,651
962,187
627,212
8,565,090
9,234,459
Fund
Corp
has
The
been
organized
prospectus
investment
The
said
it
adviser.
The
latter's
is
reports and
wholly-owned subsidiary
a
subR
and Estate
parent
Fiduciother analytical
with research
parent
3erve
Charles
President,
as
to
and its
lists
Townsend
of
This
serve as the principal underwriter of the Fund's shares.
1??!
Railway
principal
as
material.
has
supplying B.C. coastal points.
$
oper.
The
Management Corp., 59% of whose outstanding stock is held in a voting
trust of which Davidson and Raymond E. Hartz, Vice-President of the
Fund, are the voting trustees. The Estate Planning Corp. also will
dock, which is equipped for metered loading of ships and barges, also
facilities for trucks delivering package goods. The existing
$
Railway
stock.
Planning
Counsel, will furnish
ary
stocks into a number of specialized lubricants.
two
Estate
The
Ho°k as Board Chairman, Clinton Davidson
a modern 100 ft., by 200 ft.
blending lubricating dil base
for
capital
of
principally investment clients of Fiduciary Counsel, Inc.
It
at
'm
shares
000
.
fiU^nt^Burrard lnlP?
and
outdated'
outdated.
have become
The terminal features
i960
$
+
Moodv^where ^S
Moody. where facilities
Co.—Earnings—
1960
Earnings
$455,837
*Deficit.—V. 192
f
■
y,pacing 3,700,000 cubic feet of rock and fill into Burrard Inlet. It,
'
Line RR.
TTornintrc
$473,607
Net rwy. oper. income—
'
_
4,_iu,.4.«
.
power
;
Main**
revenue.!
Net rev. from
>
.
™ineryPPjr0^
rpy,_
which
,,
in
British American Oil's new $1.5 million Burnaby marine terminal
the
^
Period End
p. 2199.
~^ ^
Electric
City
of
needs
Railway oper.-
and
abundance of electric power
Tines
1C-Lines-III Maine
OP.r: expenses-
people ln the
machines, which will make the America of 1960
seem
almost primitive.
As
use
of
electricity increases, the electric
companies will be
ready, as they have been in the past, to supply
the
*
.
.
ahead.
equipment
ances,
,
Parifir
Period End. Nov. 30—1960-Month—1959
.
British American Oil Co. Ltd.—New Terminal—
the
Canadian
'
'
Net
Net
rev.
oper.' iricOme__
rwy.
—V.
192, p. 2218.
Other terminal facilities include
light oil products, with a separate
V
"
Atlas
This
1960
Credit
Corp.—Record Highs—
Jenkintown,
sGt
Jack
before
L.
Pa.
and
Wolgin,
in
corporation
records
new
earnings
the
in
after
the
volume
of
President,
fiscal
ended
year
business
Sept.
transacted
reported
that
operating
$244,097
ings
the
the
equal
were
standing,
in
in
to
30.5
from
up
previous
cents
cents
17.6
months.
12
the
on
1,465,856
share
per
fiscal
The
1960
Earthwork
River pile
1959,
common
out-
corporation
ceivable
to
sharp
a
from
$11,527,328
increase
at
$5,839,374
Wolgin stated that
Mr.
year.
reported
these
installment
in
shares
the
close
of
assets"
"earning
notes
the
re-
previous
will continue
extended
two
The
increasing
Maryland,
service
corporation's
the
to
area
Colorado
29
states
while
that
stated
residential
new
tensive
believe
that
At
187
will
business
our
570
record
further
growth
justifies
volume
business
our
in the
and
Jati.
3
1961 fiscal
EeCnearnnanTman°un
designer and manu
to
go
obarec
^7 QRfi
certain
received
AePnt
'San
Pnnk
Francisco
F
by
of qinstmmentsi
1958,
19,
formation
contra^ ahd>.other electionic pioducts and
for aero-space, undersea and industrial use.
The largest of the contracts,
approximately $620,000, was received
from North American Aviation for delivery of a group of limit detectors
selling
company.
National
Amprim
nf
Trn«t
^Registrar First WestRegistrar, First West
Calif
J c co' ^,al,jf'
the
Hound
set
and
companv
Power
herein
forth
southern Utah
the
Southern
reflects
Utah
for
combined
periods
the
(Southern Utah)
Co.
missile.
Dog
limit detector is
The
unit
is
to
used
characteristics
T-38
the
on
aircraft.—V.
trainer
jet
and
temperatures
engine
measure
other
192, p.
Title
of
Class
unless
The
the
corporation
SEC
covering
offered
N.
$5
Securities
Acme
Corp.,
owned
stated that
construction
of
major
a
will
monomer
polymers
and
finishing
and
be
portion of
Net
$152,675
$130,189
$1,487,285
123,760
*53,587
1,647,456
*npflrit
",
'
.
copolymers
divisions,
markets.—V.
192,
for
Barton
announced
RaU^ay ope'r Tven^
the
Railwav
exDs"
operatine
3'415'2R5
3,222,243
3,415,285
38,602,332
38'fif)2,732
4n'543'i35
$907,682
$861,291
$8,604,505
$7,637,989
72,056
229,452
*847,110
613,869
3 222 243
Railway operating exps.,
.
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net ry. oper. income
<'Deficit.—V.
192,
•
2219.
p.
nanrinff
a
Earnings
.
T>„j,en
Railway oper. revenue—
Amount
.
—1959
$135,564
$198,275
$1,085,955
$1,529,901
*43,122
17,096
*762,546
*419,820
li670,000
1,
1978
to be
750,000
"Deficit.—V. 192,
2,000,000
^^-du^Apr. R 1986
1,500.000
1,500,000
1,
.
June
with
a
placed
financing
necessary
was
quarters
v
1
in Chicago and its distillery in
include Kentucky bourbon, Scotch
190
'
to
facilitate
preferred
conv.
lili.—hjarmngb—
*
the
31,
oper.
revenue—
Railway
oper.
expenses-
4,377,139
openf.
$918,348
to
as
'
income-
*20,732
48,876,985
Net
rwy.
oper.
♦Deficit.—V
■■)•
n
*»
Bell
192,
p.
ti
p
&
iioweil
52,964,282
2,561,854
accordance
{Assuming
Sept.
.
dropped in
135,030
None
None
limited
Maspeth
Va.;
metals.
which
operates
n"me Ce"° "e Pa5C° C°rP" lnCOr7
cable,
Wire
Hicksville, N.
and
Y.;
Cable
Fairmont Aluminum Co., FairDivision, Monsanto, Ill.|; RockNew Haven, Conn.;
and
Titan
Lewin-Mathes Company
&
Cable
Co.
Division,
Metal Manufacturing Co. Division, Bellefonte, Pa., and Newark, Calif,
Cerro
obligation
expand-
was
nonferrous
fabricating units produce electrical wire and
mill products and aluminum sheet.
subsidiaries and divisions include Circle Wire &
W.
bestos
the firm
subsidiary,
brass
Corp.,
restrictions of the
by
as
other
of
refining
domestic
and
mont,
§tt851,389
tt805,935
1951,
production
and
payable on March
gee
de
cerro
PaSCO
Corp
Corp.—Name
above—V
192
p
Change—
2219
*
'
febeZIT°t£
with
law,
California
><chesaPeake Instrument Corp.
■
common
beineoffered
A contract for
ships
fast-running
Corp.
by
ONR Contract-
development
submarines,
the
Office
Navy's anti-submarine warfare
of
improved
an
-
.
Sonar
of
has
been
Naval
program.
awarded
Research,
The
new
Chesapeake
of the
to
as
part
contract constitutes
extension
of
work
under Project
TOAD,
originally initiated for
and is concerned with the fabrication and assembly of
designs of unique submarine detecting equipments.
Extensive preliminary trials and evaluation tests of these Sonar
devices have been carried out jointly by the Navy and CIC in the deep
an
and in-
to
and
instrument
preferred stock has
authorized
of convertible stock acquired
research and
system for use in the underwater detection of other vessels by surface
^
ONR
by
CIC,
improved
additional
no
30,
was
of
conversions
preferred stock
convertible
1960.
of6shares
The results generally confirm the theory
the background noise generated by search
a serious limitation in the perthe conversion mentioned in § footnote, and on the assumption that no
f formance of Sonar systems. The CIC approach greatly reduces the
adjustments would need to be made to protect the conversion rightsV
system self-noise, resulting in considerable improvement in Sonar peragainst dilution, 130,616 shares of common stock ($5 par value) would
formance.
'
be required to be issued if all the outstanding convertible- preferred
James W. Fitzgerald, company_ president, on his recent return from
stock and convertible debentures were converted into common stock.
tbe preliminary field tests of this systeni, reported that the work
The
2,147,780
of
Aomil-roc
/Acquires
authorized shares
common
standing
,
t/O.
.
.
activities."
our
-y
reduced by all shares
after
371,362
2219.
T.
of
activities to include
principal mining
Domestic
of July 1, 1944, between the com& S. A. and William C. Koenig,
as
expansion
corporate name,
its
Cerro's
eluding Sept. 30, 1960.
$1,392,394 $13,681,720 $13,398,259
the
copper
Articles of Incorporation prohibit reissuance of any shares of
convertibleT;preferred stock, 5.40% convertible preferred stock,
convertible preferred stock which are acquired by the company,
in
and,
been
1960—11 Mos.—1959
4,214,923
t4,180
tl0,044
134,666
but issuance
amount,
future
^S^nDeSre"'11 retal"
72>395
4,180
10,044
34,666
deducting $100,000 sinking fund
1961.
or 5%
—
Net rev.from ry.
,
,2 395
4,000
10,044
34,666
sl0CK aSSUec) upon sucn conversion are DeinB ouerea.
$5,607,317 $62,558,705 $66,362,541
$5,295,487
.
.
which was founded in 1902, was named for the site
its first copper mine at Cerro de Pasco|£hill of Pasco) in the
Peruvian Andes.
The word "Copper," which at one time was part
Cerro's
(par value $5)— 2,000,000
stockissueduuonsiJchL
_
'
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway
"
.
Tcefro CorpoSE'0'
Tbe company,
Shares
Snares
the
and
ing
stock
first mortgage indenture dated
pany and Bank of America N.
Trustees, as supplemented.
'
7
Maine
'
'
'
'
of
preferred Stocks—
conv.
ttcommon stock
51/2 %
&
Vnminrtc
pn
n
Boston
U 000 000
<tn oir nnn
283,920
**5% conv. preferred stock
—
Additional preferred stock, unci—
Bardstown. Ky.
Principal
whiskey and English gin.
r
2338
p
n
Q
name
Robert P. Koenig, Cerro's president, said the new name was adopted
"in the belief that a more general name, rather than one of local
origin. would more readily suggest the scope of our present business
'
nnn
Shares
W^•<
pi-bducts
8,104,099
TT
(issuable
\
4%,
of
$4,300,000
$9,634,000
7,817,045
Corp.—New Name—
noSoud*
mnonn
'
1 750 000
'
'
**5.40%
t After
the
stated. that
2 500 000
'
'
preferre<1 stock <(nlUaI serles)
**5y2%
Chicago.
Barton
'
«unns
11-
*Unlimited
credit
of
r
ti
mnnnn
'
'
in two or more series)—
5 and 6-year notes,
Fulton, Reid, and had'arranged a $12,000,000 revolving
bank group led by American National Bank & Trust Co.
through
7
+1
nnn nnn
'
lg83
'
fpar value $20)
sale.
had
1
««?
dphpnturpq
~
Rni'/i X nr>
PIanrl nptfntinfpri thp nrivatp
Fulton, Reid & Co. Of Cleveland negotiated tne private
also
iq72
ponvertlhl'p
mnf-ni
,
:
Barton
$8,903,000
671,725
'
Cerro
975,000
2,000,000
$870,000
2219.
p.
750,000
975,000
1984—
E—4%—due Jan.
due
week-end the private
$ ,
0
$21,300,000 three-step
nlan
Earlier
'
,
Central Vermont Ry., Inc.
'
Cumulative preferred stock
oyer the holiday
40,543,135
L670',000
Co.—Places Debentures—Tnis com-
completing
thus
compounding, calendersale to the growing vinyl*
1971
.
—
placement With institutional lnvesto S O
bentures,
its
for
as
l',
.
Distilling
in
use
well
as
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Julv
CAPITAL STOCK:
'
'
,
495.
p.
Net rwy. oper. income—
47/n%
9218
n
'
vinyl chloride
$1 830 000
$1,087,746
1,353,624
„.
,
pany
1Q9
v
"
,
_
income
into
Chemicals for conversion to
iSst'Ma"'"1 aC"°n aPPr°Ved bJ!
exps.
oper.
ry.
acetylene
Cary
Central RR. Co. of New Jersey—Earnings—
.
of
as
Series D—314%—due July 1, 1980
$980,753 $12,426,059 $11,975,368
850,564,
10,938,774
10,887,622
from ry. oper.
rev.
will
$1 830 000
—
Net
petrochemical complex
1969
A—3Vo%— due
Series
$989,950
837,275
operating
Railway
Gas
Ten-
1
1960—11 Months—1959
I960—Month—1959
the
the
supplier to
Bangor & Aroostook RR.-EarningsRailway oper. revenue—
Tennessee
Series 0—31/2%—due July
to be used tor Beneral corporate purposes.
Period End. Nov. 30—
corporation,
Railway oper. expenses.
Series
proceeds are
publicly
con-
Series E—3'/i%—due Aug.
York,
New
that
will
company
Authorized Sept. 30, 1960 Outstanding
Series
Dec. 27, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
60,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
through
ing
resin
FUNDED•
on
share,
Houston,' Texas,
his
*
Outstanding
or to be
Exchange Commission—
per
of
while
$798,000
6o2,436
1607.
Y.
The
-
at
vinyl
Amount
Authorized
Maspeth, N. Y.—Files With
Baldwin Enclosures, Inc.,
Gas,
The
otherwise
iT
Amount
operating
/—
Securities and
that
monomer. •
' CAPITAL SECURITIES—The capital securities of the company as of
Sept. 30, 1960, and as adjusted to reflect as of Dec. 27 the issuance
additional shares of common stock upon conversion of
$750,000 principal amount of convertible debentures, are as follows:
form of checkout
a
Co.
long term production and market-
a
said
substantial investment.
a
•
m
launcWnjglpf
independent,
an
unit will convert
was
of
operations
covered,
indicated
used prior to the
the missile.
A contract totalling approximatelj/'$575,000
was received by Avien
from the Air Force for a Time Temperature Recorder System.
This
equipment
Transmission
Gas
Blasius
be started in 1961, with completion scheduled for 1962. The petrochemical facilities will be located at Tennessee's 794-acre site on the
Houston Ship Channel. The first unit will consist of an acetylene
?lant with an initial annual capacity of 100,000,000 lbs.; acetylene
is one of the principal petrochemical "building blocks." The second
stockholders,
issuing
as
Mr.
J- J- King, senior vice president in charge of the project for
nessee
;
for
were
association.
tinue
nf
i'-voL™
the
-c
subsidiaries.
*
systems
or
will
will be
proceeds
®
.
nffprpH
*on 7*
proceeds
the
Savings Association
B
°n June
Limg-Island,
Woodside,
Avien,- Inc.,
by
facturer
ma
nnhlinlv
^be State of California on May 7, 1928, under the name
Southern Oregon Gas Corp.," which was changed in 1938 to California-Pacific Utilities Co. Its principal executive offices are located
at 550 California St., San Francisco 4, Calif. It has no parents and
"
f&r&Mtoakg
of
fn
®
c °°" toan Francisco, cam..
BUSINESS—California-Pacific Utilities was incorporated under the
no
i
part
Xr
par common StOCK at $2U./D per snare.
APPOINTMENT—Tmncfpr
and
Inc.—New Contracts—
Avien
no
ern
prediction."—
this
-J
m"ii>
PROCEEDS—The
and
increased
present
n
'
Sepuritip<5
f.
,
$1,308,410
518,552
flans JiiXpanslOn—
the companies have entered into
r\*
„
wil1 have
outlook
the
current
r»i
1,966,624
■
of the largest fully integrated producers of vinyl products,
disclosed in connection with the Joint announcement
one
The plans
Union
below
was
property
company
and
con-
of existing markets for Atlas financing services."
for the current year, Mr. Wolgin said that
demands for property
improvement, "we
development
the
vear
V
year
for
demand
in
Discussing
with
the
during
increase
ri«
1,738,000
$1,233,406
570,741
■
rimmSnnic,
and
1959, there has been a marked
home improvement financing.
This
increase has
been estimated by trade sources in the
range of
15'; to 20'.K "Our growth has greatly exceeded this industry estimate,
and we ascribe this to expansion into new areas as well as more instruction
TTUini^
Pa«5««
174,058
$225,161
144,899
v^dxy l^nemicaiS I«C.
ing
fh-
President
164,110
1959
$3,275,034
G. F. Elasius, president of Cary Chemicals Inc. has announced plans
for the expansion of the company's vinyl polymer
compounding and
calendering facilities as part of a program calculated to make the
^<uuurni«t-.racilic UUilues ^O.— Lommon otOCK Ulfered—Pursuant to a Dec. 27 prospectus, Eastman Dillon,
provinces.
Credit
Atlas
states—Missouri,
additional
four
to
Canadian
p
11 Months
$2,971,406
$148,555
111,885
by Cary and Tennessee;
rnlifninia
^
1960
$399,219
•
,
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net ry oper. income...
V. 192, p. 2<,19.
^
to
produce income over the years ahead.
He reported that during the past year Atlas financing services were
Oklahoma,
$312,665
Railway operating exps.
Campbell""Bennett Limited, dockwork by Praser
Co
Ud _ bridge &nd trestle by Green'lees pUe
Above the Barnet highway, between the new terminal and the
Port Moody refinery, B-A already has in operation a bulk loading
depot with truck loading, facilities and storage tanks with a total
capacity of 350,000 barrels for gasoline, diesel oil, heating fuels, light
oils, solvents and other B-A products. This bulk depot is scheduled
for expansion and modernization during 1962.—V. 191, p. 1875.
earn-
previous year.
The
by
Drivlng
was
t
1960—Month—1959
Railway oper. revenue..
Ltd warehouse and facilities by C J Oliver Ltd., and piping
£ay, ComPany, B. C. Ltd. Consultants for the project were
Wright;.Engineers Limited and C. B. Archibald & Associates Ltd.
the
$447,043
shares
common
1,383,215
on
30,
net
jp
Carolina & Northwestern Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30
„
in
for
revenues
year rose to $1,579,773 from $889,862 in .the year ended Sept.
while net income
after all
taxes and charges, increased to
from
30,
and
*'
line for safety reasons and to avoid delays in traffic to the terminal.
Vancouver contractors handled all work on the terminal project.'
business transacted and in
taxes
Capital Airlines—Exchange Offer Extended—
See United Air Lines, below.—V. 192, p. 1195.
unique/drum-filling system for
a
conveyof for each type; loading
racks capable of handling up to 20 railway tank cars at a time; and
a
highway trestle constructed over the double-track railway main
1
v
&nd WiU continue t0 load
stock
reserved
include
for
an
indeterminable
issuance
convertible securities of
the
upon
company.
number
waters of the Atlantic Ocean
of operation,
of the outgiving effect to
conversion
After
Heretofore,
ships, when underway, has imposed
t
The
manufacturer
of"the
oi
tne
has purchased Russell Ernest Baum. Inc., Philadelphia
of
folding machines and 'its subsidiary,
The Liberty,
company
transaction'
transaction
were
not
F'nanC'al deU"b
aisciosea.
"di^ributer1 ofelautomaSt* predsioiNfo?dSgS riiichtoes
bookbinders,'
publishers,
The
t
company
Office
machine
which
»
-
oo
jfi
thp
models
mailing
manufactures
pilot
Speed
will
now'includes
"
convertible debentures
the
conVertible
th&n
ioq tft u tonUfi tic • f
mailing
.
machines
'
■
equipment 'line;
manufactured by
■■
.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg.
10.57%;
M total
preferred stock 8.99%i
C1,hmorino
■
preferred
and
stock
assuming
[
*
the
or
additional
no
conversions
debentures,
convertible
^
'
'
be: Bonds 41^7% J debentures 7.78% 1 preferred^stockr 8.99%
stock and
r
surplus 41.86% .—V., 192, p. 2119.
v
•
•
.
*
■
;
r
.v.
"
■■
■
,
•
common
,
^
.m
of
would
*
■
■
'
CM
fnr
mnflhiiiiv
thp
Nnw
a'gr^tiyTmp^d^t"
' •* •
^J^* for
lUSiiiui&ctur^ in tne field*--ol eiectr^BCOusticSf. Fo?
DurDosri?mahx^
tois purpose
triis
tains facilities for Transducer Engineering Electronics Engineering^
Ultrasonics Research, Materials Research, Transducer Production and
^
/
warfare
The corporation.fi main piant is located on the shores of Chesapeake Bay at Shadyside, Md. The company is a leader in the underwater and electro-acoustic field, and is unipue in the industry in that-
portion of
ages, after giving effect, pro forma, to the conversion of-a.
the
niorp
debentures
and common stock and surplqs 39.07% , The corresponding percent-
services and
institutions.
folding machine used in the Post
development
and
'
As, ?* ^ and 1960',
30i surplus;
capitalization
"printers,
Mail
supplement Bell & Howell's office
inserting
by
the
"RflHTufnirfpf'
■
THE
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'
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U. S; Patent'Office) William' B.TDana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y.j REctor
*
'
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2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
Editor. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday J. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
Street, Chicago 3 Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1960 by William B. Dana Company.. Re-entered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
of March 3* 1879. Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year.
Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
Wijliam
V
also
Department's
T?/ihprt<?
used
education
NOTE:
Dana
On
Seibert,
account of
Treasurer;
the
George
fluctuations
J:
Morrissey,
in the rate of
exchange,
remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
4
Produtfkm.
Electronics
mented
Ld
slips
specif
192,
from
increase
to
outstanding
the
(assuming
the
two
toiletries and
do
)
80-year-old Chesebrough-Pond's Inc., of the worldwide inter¬
50-year-old Northam Warren organization. The announcement
by Jerome A. Straka, President of Chesebrough-Pond s Inc.
sition
by
ests
of
was
company
board
production facilities in Clinton, Conn, and Perth Amboy, N.
the parent company,
with Northam Warren operating as a
wholly-owned subsidiary.
Chesebrough-Pond s Inc. purchased Northam
Warren for an undisclosed amount of cash.
Northam
Warren's major
products include those sold under tne
brand names of Cutex, Odo-ro-no, and Peggy Sage.
Chesebrough-Pond s
W.
becomes
Tunnell
of Vaseline brand products. Pond s creams and
cosmetics,
prince
Matchabelli
perfumes,
Pertussin cough and coldproducts, Aziza eye cosmetics, and Seaforth and Black .Watch men s
Railway
According
to
products
"the
Straka,
Mr.
by
statement
a
by
sold
and
Peggy
7" This
tussin
cough syrup,
Chemical
Vick
in
Co.
1956.
Two
(1)
(2)
■
Ches'brough-Pond's
produces,
the Northam
line is
Warren
sold:
for
counts
sales.
Argentina,
Australia, Brazil,
India,
turing
South
agents
in
additional
an
Sage
approximately half of its net
company has i+s own overseas
The
land.
Peggy
Africa,
and
earnngs
about
and
countries, and
Northern
election
of
made
Warren
of
officer
Northam
the
subsidiary,
news
Jr.
and
as
the
over
President
as
192,
the
Chief
and
Northam
—V.
of
top
be
1960
Dec.
on
the
F.
added
sales
Bros.
Hutzler
&
high bid of 99.3207
and
on
issue
an
Stuart
annual
1
Inc.
They
group.
instalments of $285,000
mature
each Feb.
on
1
in
and
The
the
certificates
Interstate
1961
Commerce
maturity out
The
cost
being
are
publicly
certificates
reoffered,. subject to
to yield from 3%.
for certificates due Feb.
to
be
secured
193,
p.
5.
are
$10.705,000.—V.
-
by
7
..
:
.
Railway oper. revenue
Railway operating exps.
Net rev. from
ry.
Railway oper.
Net
Net
'
v'
'
'
-I
192, p.
Net
,
period
$31,793,430
$33,322,128
2,352,977
26,615,542
26,132,329
$5,177,888
470,518
t
the
'•
revenue.,
$2,469,989
$2,593,911
$30,087,457
$31,317,747
Railway
oper.
expenses.
1,935,216
1,878,948
22,015,796
22,066,927
$534,773
$714,963
$8,071,661
$9,250,820
144,643
""
190,965
2,135,286
3,281,213
oper. income-.
192, p. 2220.
'
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
1960—Month—1959
Railway oper. revenue..
Railway operating exps.
1
1960—11 Months—1959
$642,943
$631,361
$6,843,438
$6,780,168
398,005
364,719
4,349,220
3,999,775
ry. oper.
$244,938
$266,642
$2,494,218
$2,780,393
income...
95,552
108,108
—V.
967,635
1,119,477
from
lev.
ry.
oner,
192,
2220.
p.
$580,550
fiscal
Jan.
on
Bangor
3.
The
Division
from
'
after
528,400
of
share
on
sales
the
for
„
Railway oper. revenue..
Railway operating exps.
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
oper,
ry. oper.
income
$
•
14,797,644
564,211
.
1,015 732
Norih
Railway oper. revenue..
Railway operating exps.
Net
from
rev.
ry.
oper.
ry. oper.
income
^Deficit.—V.
192,
p.
$
183 039 116
17,433,229
16,380,123
39,229,501
9,382,782
1960—11 Months—1959
192,101,322
14,239,567 163,729,490
197 097 997
168!339,700
1,846,757
28,371,832
28,758,297
*369,216
945,201
3,347,103
2220.
Chicago, Rock Island
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
—V.
Pacific
RR.—Earnings-
revenue..
15,552,223
oper.
expenses.
13,074,436
from ry.
opers.
2,477,787
2,660,793
38,811,018
281 873
43,080,177
596,170
7,226,070
10,065,927
oper.
192, p.
income
15,965,445 195 289 633
13,304,652 156478,615
2324.
201 915 2A7
158,835406
Citizens Acceptance
Corp.—Registers Debentures—
wUh1thTr?Fraltin°nn,nf Go°org^n' covering $500,000 of
Del-7lled a registration
the SEC1
Dec. 29,
1960,
with
on
series
riph-JearASUf°
R,r
deb.n.u.e^
naLed at
4ebirntures- The
c~ph
100%
of
G
6%
company proposes to offer said
principal
•
amount,
and
to
present
Net
early
quarter
in
third
6tock
number
first
net
of
nine
equivalent
Leach
$1.66
to
reported
that
shares
the
per
$906,100
to
in
year.
80
and
cents
per
This
is
the
corresponding
$298,818 or' 57 cents
of
outstanding.
of
the
current
fiscal
year
share
against
company
had
$1.79
share. -V—.
per
sustained
losses
some
during the third quarter of this year due to a flash flpod in the
Norwood, N. C. plant.
Part
of this loss
is
refleci/ed
in
the
nine
months figures
but due to insurance claims and salvage
values,' the
complete extent of this loss has not yet been determined.
He
also
pointed out that sales and earnings -«!n the third
quarter last year
had
been
affected
by
the prolonged steel strike.
Improvements in
sales
and
earnings for the third-quarter this year also partly resulted
completion of the company's modernization and expansion
pro¬
gram.
7,
7
X,
..." X . - 7
"Judging by results to date in the fourth quarter, we look forward
from
to
satisfactory
a
—V.
192,
1608.
p.
Colorado &
.
outcome
;
-
'
-
full
.7
Net
rev.
ry.
year,"
—V.
192,
2220.
p.
Ry.—Earnings—
-
$1,230,137
997,793
$131,088
'
x
Railway
$2,420,301
$1,970,047
836,276
-578,590
making the announcement Thomas Lefforge, President, said, "The
nation's economy during 1961
will depend largely on the availability
of working capital to develop
new products and new markets."
financing
senior
includes
$2,500,000
notes.—V.
192,
Properties
p.
in
subordinated
notes
and
700.
Development
Corp.
and
lease
it
to
the
projected store will have 100,000
space.
■
y,x
7
'v
,14,312,142.
ry. oper.
'",$404,974
$288,016
$4,486,545
$5,165,317
181,310
3,143,296
3,600,914
Private
Holmes
new
company.
square feet of floor
—x
.7
$19,477,459
;7
RR.—Earnings-—
V
366,833
"'$191,027
$143,074
$2,102,995
33,866
19,970
346,853
:
>
' V
..
;
I960—11 Months—1959
$522,735.
' 379,661
*
exps.
2220.
Line
1960—Month—1959
$557,860 7
ry. oper.
income
V.
Shore
7
revenue__
from
p.
297,997
::
v
Toledo
&
■
Domestic
crease
1960
sales
Mr.
Diamond
sales,
statement
should
said
of
1960
over
recent
a
$6,352,873
4,249,878
.
$7,016,070
4,506,606
:
$2,509,464'
515,450
X'..
National
which
Walters
those
in
a
in
1961
should
show
amounted
to $230,000,000,
Walters, President.
by Mr. William H.
exceed
attained
year-end
in
1959
statement..
by
approximately
.Mr.
in¬
an
according
Earnings
Walters'
to
for
25%,
attributed
the rise in profits
to major reorganization of the operating divisions, re¬
ductions in overhead and heavier emphasis, on sales and
merchandising^
Trade and government sources indicate an
estimated total produc¬
tion
of
37
million
tons
of
and
paper
paperboard
in
1961,
which
would
to
represent a slight improvement over 1960.
Prices are expected
fairly steady, and-competition vigorous.
Referring to the market for lumber and building materials, in tvhich'
be
Diamond
National is an important
factor, Mr. Walters observed that
industry statistics give
hope for
slight increases
over
today's low
price levels. "Estimates from reliable public and
industry sources in¬
dicate
good
a
building.
A
of
possibility
These
1960
over
.-7
diversification
lumber,
of
estimates
levels.
program
matches
activity
more
7' '
■7
•
at
next
increase at
the
put
77 ■'(
in
year
Diamond
3%
•
■
home:
private
between
'7 777 7
National, long
'■
4%
and
7
.
7
key supplier
company a major,
and
a
woodenware, has made the
containers, paperboard, printing and advertisingago
lumber and matches made up two-thirds
of the company's product
mix; they accounted for only 28%
of the
1960 volume.—V. 192, p.. 1708.
> •
•
'• 7 '
producer of packaging,
materials.
Five
years
.
and
earnings
of-this maker of.school buses during the fiscal
I960, fell below the record highs established in
Glekel, President, reported at year-end."»
'•
'•.
dropped to $32,833,375 from the peak level of $35,956,561 re¬
ended
year
1959;
Oct; 31,
Newton
Sales
,
ported in fiscal 1959, while net earnings were off
$526,507 to $1,145,028..
"Although both sales and earnings were lower in 1960, nevertheless,
they, were still the second highest in the history of the corporation,".
Mr.
Glekel
This
and
said.
profit
$1.50
v"
x-'y-xv'
the
in
share
a
compares
The
764,032
with the
a
share
and
period
amounted
to
-
$1,146,028,
equal
shades outstanding on Oct. 31.
$1,672,535 reported in fiscal 1959
adjusted basis.—192, p. 5.
"
"
common
record net
Aluminum
Securities
7
fiscal
latest
on.
equal to $2.18
Dixie
on
an
of
Corp.—SEC in Proceeding—
Exchange
Commission
has
filed
notice
a
of
in the. proceedings for the reorganization of this corpora¬
Rome, G?.., pending in the U. S. District Court in Rome, pur¬
suant to Chapter X of the
Bankruptcy Act. The business of the debtor
appearance
tion,
of
the
is
manufacture
tubing.
As
$1,316,970
have
at
and
Aug.
its
of
aluminum
31,
1960
liabilities
shares
mately
410
Robert
A.
of
$1
Morgan
been
Laboratories,
plan
parts
and
$4
par
named
and
Trustee
and
approxi¬
value preferred stock
stock.
1,6,37
There
common
and
Oscar
are
stockholders.
M.
Smith,
At¬
...
Co.—Acquires Allied Laboratories, Inc.
Inc.,
30
Dec.
on
became
a
part
The
Dow
final
step
of
>
of
under
Allied
which
voted
Dow
to
dissolve
acquires
the
Allied's
firm
assets
as
in
the
exchange
for
stock.
Dow
The
actual
had
of
common
Co.
Stockholders
a
fabricated
debtor
reported
its
assets
to
be
$1,900,413.
The debtor is reported
be
stockholders
has
Dow Chemical
Allied
Chemical
extrusions,
the
value
par
preferred
torney for the Trustee.
in
to
outstanding 118,045 shares
543,861
—
plans for a
department store for D. H. Holmes Co., Ltd. in the Bon
Marche Shopping Center in Baton
Rouge, La., Hurd &
Co., Inc., according to its President, Richard M. Hurd,
has placed privately with an institutional investor a
$1,000,000 6% first mortgage maturing in 25 years.
The
loan was negotiated
by Hurd & Co., Inc. for Commercial
The
-14,337,055
Diamond National Corp.—Forecast—
•
to
Placement—In connection with construction
department store
Mon<;h?-nl959
$18,823,600
1,296,743
2220.x;.;
oper.
192,
Net
In
in
1960—11
$1,584,759
1,233AQ14
operating
rev.
ry.
—V.
X'W
teen Company of America has added
$5,500,000 in new fi¬
nancing funds to expand its operations and increase
diversification in financing businesses.
-
new
1960—Month—1959
$1,637,988
exps.
Divco-Way.ne Corp.—Net Down—x
$14,235,990 $14,408,013
11,815,689
12,437,966
106,013
p.
Railway oper.
to
The
lower
said
1960—11 Months—1959
$232,344'
47,047
X
Is substantially
stock
B
and the failure to include financial.
with generally accepted accounting
700.
income
oper.
192,
Detroit
-
1,084,118
income.__
Mr... Leach
"X 'V
$1,215,206
from ry. oper.
oper.
...
fiscal
1960—Month—1959
Railway oper. revenue...
Railway operating exps.
to,
approximately
"firm" orders for
company has
be enough
to commence actual
outstanding orders; the failure to dis¬
price;
revenue.,
from
rev.
Sales
Southern
Period End. Nov. 30—
the
for
required
manufactured;
at
accordance
p.
Period End. Nov. 30
sales
fiscal
outstanding.
operations
income
months
the
to
1960
include
totaled
common
from
182,
in
and
be
wing,
predecessor
have 3ince
amount
to
orders,
or
the
the
will
price of the class
offering
operating
ry.
—V.
Net
26,
Properties Development Corp. which will build the
statement
•
,
earlier,
year
Commercial
1960—11 Mos—1959
oper.
rev.
rwy.
&
1960—Month—1959
Net
.
$3,000,000
Period End. Nov. 30—
Nov.
figures
of
taxes,
market
prepared
Railway oper.
Railway
Net
in- the
yarns
equivalent
income
the
public
fill
to
the
of
proposed
will be reached
the
that
$208,850
aircraft
of
Period End. Nov. 30—
$7,075 717
Commercial Discount Corp.—New
Financing—This na¬
tional business financing subsidiary of Automatic Can¬
16,086.324
1,053,106
*1,765,313
;
'
•
12,023,718
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
I960
acquired
222 268.617
39,657,662
44,994 v
Western
Period End. Nov. 30—
Net
2,308,666
'
ended
period
third
aircraft
to
with
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—
,!
-
Earnings—
$424,100
after
same
was
estimate
an
1954
completed
not
were
shown
was
pertaining
and
op¬
.5,515,651 '>6,407,164
• •;
7,:...'...;," -y "V X-
: and
fabrics
the
quarter
the
produced,
that
and
principles.—V.
had
of
$50,383,143, compared with $36,368,543 a year earlier.
Income
before taxes was $1,857,004 against
$2,013,549.
Net income after taxes
for
the
nine
months
totaled
$876,004,
compared
with
$944,549
a
Net
3,752,115
192, p. 2C24.
Chicago &
1960—11 Months—1959
$
$
17,755,368 212,700,906
15,446,702 173,043,244
18,549,759
i
:$6,289,166
was
shares
the
third
in
taxes
and,
per
of
year,
which
operations
$841,818
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific
RR.—Earnings
1960—Month—1959
the
Statements
1960—11 Months—1959
$653,673
459,955
manufacturer
current
1959
-
Period End. Nov. 30—
that
than
1S53
previous unsuccessful
.that the aircraft was
7-.
1
.
Net
Net
%, ; '
...
.
close
$1,650,582-$1,757,895 $18,260,851 $19,288,978
1,070,032
1,104,222
11,971,685
12,213,261
-
with
Mr.
rwy.
methods
::
1960—Month—1959
exps.
this
the
on
Net
oper.
Net
■_
_
Aikman Corp.—Sales and
of
of
income
share
■
Railway
—V.
Springfield
aircraft
15!h
Agency
fact
interest
no
patents
in
furnish
of the
to
or
the
filed
that the break-even point
aircraft,
Custer's
the
and
certification
FAA
manufacture
boilers
totaled
1960—11 Mos.—1959
,
'
r'.
-
period
1960—Month—1959
Net rev.' from ry. opers.
activity.
compared
2,211,923
-•
the
20
to. describe
Aviation
abandoned,
Statements
than
aircraft
applications
Federal
the
been
utilities.
and
that
disclose
to
or
the
the military and that
to
failure
the
secure
$19,683,541, compared with $12,947,286 in the
correspondingof 1959, a gain of approximately
52%*. Ellis Leach, President,
Income
$7,189,799.
■
of
-7
Water tube
Hainer, noted that
engineering,
7!
-
2220. XV
&
sales
totaled
$2,710,923
■
expectations.
manufacturing,
income
oper.
of
^
'
■
met
developed,
market
to
disclose
Also,'
inventories
fully
taken;
tendency
.'77,7
bigger industrial plants
"slowing,"
in
revenue__
to
Chicago Great Western Ry.—EarningsPeriod End. Nov. 30—
not
the
from ry. oper.
rev.
ry.
—V.
2220.
p.
proportionate
y.
'
announced
■='74,940
smaller
Clin6hfield RR.—Earnings—
1960—11 Months—1959
$357,946
national
sales
Collins
.
49,917
sale.
1.-
estimated
7
,
$464,428
a
each
place will
competition for
-X.' '
.
had
in
objectives
Railway operating
of
2,348,993
ry. oper.
192,
have
keen
carry
Period End. Nov. 30—
approval
$2,813,421
income
oper.
■'Deficit.—V.
the
its
'
net
Net
the market
.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
will
national basis
and
quarter
Period End. Nov. 30—
in
'■ ';
y,
t-'~:
Aug.
Aug-
likely
are
were
demonstrated
?777..**, •«.vf
1976.
equipment
new
.
1,
prices
aircraft has been under development by Custer, its pre¬
subsidiaries, sums aggregating several hundred thousand
securities, to disclose how such
expended and the reasons why a salable aircraft has not
and
been
efforts
acquired the Springfield Boiler Co. about two yearsand since-then has established its sales," research and
engineering
functions in Milwaukee.—-V. 191, p. .504..' 7••
30
for
Commission,
to 4.35%
construction
"new" wing design
were.raised through the sale of
sums
ago
(from Aug. 1,) 1961 to Feb. 1, 1976) and are guaranteed
to, principal and dividends by the railroad.
as
,
Co.
&
public
order relate to
concerning the development,
proposed
the
dollars
7 7 7; ,7X7 '-7-77
for
Commission's
and marketing of aircraft embodying a
1940;
decessors
re¬
customer
expedited
as
Suspended—
fact, the design has been proposed and under development
the failure to disclose the history of such development in
reasonable detail; the failure to indicate that during the 15-year period
Cleaver-Brooks
of
$8,550,000 Chicago, Burlington & Quinefy Railroad equip¬
ment trust certificates, naming a 4'&%
coupon.
A com-'
peting bid of 99.085 for the identical coupon came from a
Halsey,
have
The
in
when,
since
—»
which
the
alleged in
in the Custer offering circular
manufacture
resultant
increasingly
generally
a
attained
eration
associates.,tenr
Jan. 4 for
on
7
Hainer, Executive Vice-President of Cleaver-Brooks and Presi¬
the Springfield Boiler Co.,-noted that water tube boiler
industry,
Despite
the
rates
with the
larger boilers used
are
Offered—Salomon
'7'-'7
techniques
well
as
';.v' 7y
'
interest
that
with
past,
W.
dent of
of
31.
Chicago, Burlington & Cuincy RR.—Equipment Trusts
dered
that
and
"soft"
be
in
com¬
Executive
who retired
quality
product
somewhat lower,
Cleaver
to
1300.
p.
automation
boiler
new
■.
Executive
parent
of
improved
permanent.
misrepresentations
The
,
the
with
Chief
'7 7 777,''.'7
Channel Wing Corp.—Offering
and
from
information
.,7.7
finance
made
or
stimulating effect. Increased
government spending in the public construction field is anticipated but,
will not be felt until the third or fourth quarter.
:
'7 7 7. '
in
distributors
weekend
and
Vice-President
a
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc.
As President
Warren Corp. he succeeds his father,
pany,
sales
in
businesses
furlher
Warren,
has
salesmen.
Initiation
(4)
to
Central African
Uruguay
40
informed
to
83.
another
'77/7x;7
%
'7.7.7 7.7
sales promdtion.
use, of
predicting continued growth'for 1961, Cleaver noted that he was
basing his judgment on the fact that private construction is expected
manufacturing facilities in
Federation, Eng¬
Venezuela, licenses manufac¬
Canada,
gains to:
effective
In
of
40%
V,7^':X7 7,'^'x
1960
service.
Cutex,
cosmetics are distributed in most of the
countries of the world. Principal plants are in Stamford, Conn., Mont¬
real,
and
London.
Chesebrorgh-Pond's overseas business
today ac¬
and
the
and more
strengthening of the company's agency network with more and
A
sulted
principally in drug, variety and focd outlets at popular prices.
Cdo-ro-nq
;
7(3) Full-time utilization of a Canadian plant, making it possible to
ship direct to Canadian outlets,
V
v. v •'
."V7:;
(including Prince Matchabelli, Simonetta, Seaforth;
were bough: for cash, and in 1959 Chesebrough-
purchased Aziza eye cosmetics from Mauvel, Ltd.
Like
7,
J
.
attributed
increase
An
better
Black Watch lines)
Pond's
10%.
Cleaver
of Per¬
interests of.
the cosmetic
later
years
-
According to John C. Cleaver, President, Cl'eaver-Brodks had another
sales year, surpassing 1959 boiler volume (the previous high) by
to
8
makers
Inc.,
..7 %
Wis.
That boiler sales for 1961'
record
.
Kade,
&
Seeck
$9,411',138
6,520,344
'
'
to
ail order temporarily suspending a Regulation A
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
respect to a proposed stock offering by Custer, of 1905 West Washing¬
ton Street, Hagerstown, Md.
V.
\,'
Z
•/;,:< :
;
Regulation a provides a conditional exemption from registration for
public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000 in amountV In a
notification filed Aug.~8, I960,' the. said company ("Custer" )^ proposed
the public offering of 561,700 shares, of 5c par class B' nonvoting com¬
mon stock' at 50c per share pursuant to such an exemption.'. The Com-,
mission's' suspension order asserts, among other-things, that certain
conditions of Regulation A have not been complied with,: that Custer's'
offering circular is false and misleading in respect, of various material
facts, and that the offering would violate Section (FZa)1 (the anti-fraud
provision.) of the Act. The order .provides an opportunity for hearing,
upon request, on the question whether the suspension should be vacated
originator ahd manufacturer of packaged boil¬
appear promising and, that ac¬
tivity levels are expected to surpass 1960 highs. 7V..7y v77
Milwaukee,
reports
ers,
.
acquired
'
Cleaver-Brooks Co.—Forecast—
-
,
192, p. 2220..
used
has issued
SEC
The
exemption
26,825,716
»
$429,278
,
582,673
income_—
oper.
ry.
—V.
.
Chesebrough-Pond's
$750,636
Net
Sage brand
names
will serve to complement our. already strong; franchise in
the
cosmetic, toiletries, and proprietary products fields.
This acquisition
will very substantially increase both our sales and earnings."
Chesebrough-Pond's in 1959 had sales of $66.3 million, up 11% from
tlie previous year,
with earnings of $4 million, an increase of more
than 13%
over
1958.
Though sales and earnings for 1960 are not yet
available,
Mr.
Straka
expects
satisfactory
increases
for
the year,
"despite soft spots in some areas of the economy."
In 1955, the then 75-year-old Chesetmough Manufacturing Co. (Vase¬
line petroleum jelly, hair tonics* marked with the 109-year-old Pond's
Extract
Co.
(creams, cosmetics, powders) to form one of the largestconcerns in the industry.
Chesebrough lied been controlled by Standard
Oil of N. J. until the 1911 dissolution decree.
v
* Cutex„, Odo-ro-no
the
under
Warren
26,886,886
: $6,720,363
379,809 '■ 5,213,040
2,439,930
2,259,575
an
be
New York State Natural Gas Corp., $5,500,000;
Natural Gas Co., $4,500,000.—V. 192, p. 2608.
Custer
1960—Month—1959
Months—1959
$3,010,211
$2,869,208 $33,607,249 $36,236,854
exps.
Railway operating
by means of
will
the subsidiaries, estimated
financing the balance of
additional issue of $25,000,-
$4,500,000;
Peoples
V
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Northam
and
11.9% of the outstanding common, and Robert
13.1%; and Eolyne K. Tunnell-and Mildred S.
and 27.9%, respectively.—V. 191, p. 100.
revenue—.
oper.
balance
of
contemplates
000 of debentures later in 1961.
The four subsidiaries will issue 325,000,000 of not;s to Consolidated to finance their construction programs,
as follows:
The East Ohio Gas Co., $10,500,000; Hope Natural Gas Co.,
owns
26.5%
the
and
amount
construction programs
Consolidated
capital requirements
such
president,
own
that
1961
$70,000,000.
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
toiletries
,
Tunnell,
the
part
at
conducts a general finance business.
In addition to
it has outstanding 4,270 shares of $100 par pre¬
shares
of
common
stock.
James
W. Tunnell, Jr.,
Period End. Nov. 30—
consist
lines
1912
chairman,
cipal
principal
in
debentures.
the new
for
bidding, $45,000,000 of debentures due Feb. 1, 1986. Of
$25,000,000 will be used to pay outstanding short-
in
notes
term
1
a
proceeds,
net
the
indebtedness,
and
ferred
prln-
headquartered in New York City and with
The
holdings
present
their
exchange
various
made
Chesebrough-Pond's!
not
of
competitive
at
applied to the reduction of short-term notes due within one
year).
Part of the proceeds may also be used to retire outstanding
debentures
as
they mature, to
the extent that the holders thereof
venerable and respected families in the cos¬
proprietary fields were united through the acqui¬
weekend,
the
Over
metics
Financ'g Proposal
joined four of its subsidiaries in
financing proposal with the SEC; and the Commission
has issued an order giving interested
persons until Jan. 26,
1961, to
request a hearing thereon.
According to the application, Consolidated proposes to issue and sell,
initially
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc-—Acquires
Monclay, January 9, 1961
.
York holding company has
New
filing
the
for
exchanges
no
This
amount to about $488,000 and will be used
company's working capital (but will be
will
maintain
or
debentures.
debentures
of
sale
debentures)
maturing
1491.
p.
for
exchange
received
and oceanographic studies.
underwater sound
for
equipped
—V.
in
.
.
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—Files
The
who will
delivered
The net-cash proceeds to be
exchange.
in
debentures
be made by company officials and employees*
commission on cash sales and 1% on securities
to
2%
a
subordinated
outstanding
is
offering
receive
Several of
completely
Test Pier and Calibration Facility.
comprise large ocean-going vessels which are
a
fleet
CIC's
and
of
holders
addition, CIC operates a fleet of instru¬
evaluation work, a marine railway, P^crs,
In
for\est
boats
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(104)
plan
approved
on
Nov.,
30
by. Allied
but
previously
stockholders,
closing
been
Under
latter
was
was
postponed until Dec, 30. The proposal
by the boards of Allied and Dow on Aug. 30.
plan, Dow common stock will be issued to Allied and
approved
the
will
distribute
Dow
stock
to
its- stockholders
Jhi
the
the
basis of
Volume-193'
two-thirds
of
of. 799,674
shares
will
be
of
of
Dow
Allied
surrendered
Allied
of
share
a
Number 6019
to
stock
for
in
each
stock
common,
Dow
its
of
Allied.
owned
for
Commercial
The
,
share
now
exchange
will continue to operate under
,,
Dow
by
of
with
present officers
as
pairs.
Manufacturers' prices as well as retail shoe prices are pretty
stabilized and are at levels
decidedly in favor of consumer buying.
"No, I cannot foresee any gloom clouds
besetting our business horizon
during 1961."—V. 192, p. 1912.
of
Kansas City, manufactures a diversified
biological products used for the prevention
and
human
the Pitman-Moore division.—V.
192,
2324.
p.
•Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway
Railway
oper.
1960—Month—1959
revenue__
operating
$3,273,284
Net
■
from
rev.
ry.
ry. oper.
*Deficit.—V.
"
-$734,752
—
income
oper.
192,
2221..
p.
Railway
As
Industries, Inc.—Canadian
of
part
natural
taken
has
Sets
ibulti-million
a
to
gas
theNJnited
dollar
$265,449
282,156
220,445
$3,008,455
3,090,050
$3,128,898
2,700,616
Net
30,174,394
from
rev.
*$30,082
$45,004
♦$81,595
$428,282
*69,874
10,771
*510,169
*32,409
ry. oper.
income
oper.
ry.
♦Deficit.—V.
$8,758,752
192,
2222.
p.
1,737,354
Georgia
*
Southern &
States,
delivery of three Clark
which
Gas
Pipe
Lines
Turbine-Centrifugal
will
oper.
revenue__j
$762,142
693,924
$8,134,808
Railway
operating exps.
538,258
494,050
6,227,968
6,132,302
$223,884
$199,874
$1,906,840
$3,111,299
14,559
24,600
*266,549
59'7,827
$
Limited
"i960—11
1960—Month1960—Month—1959
export
Mos.—1959
« ,
Net rev. from
Railway
oper.
revenue.^.
17,348,568
Railway
oper.
expenses.
15,694,367'
Net rev. from
ry. opers.
Compressor
pump
approximately 700 million cubic feet of gas
through the world's longest natural gas
pipeline.
Sold
by
Clark
Compressor Co.,
Ltd.
(a
Dresser
subsidiary in Canada), the
Turbine-Compressor Sets, costing several million
dollars, were manu¬
factured at Olean, New
York, by Clark Bros. Co., a division of Dresser
Industries, Inc., Dallas, Texas.
'«»
1.654,201
2,256,531
1,476,273
348,404
17,813,139 204,000,560
15,556,608 177,877,051
206,279,010
177,539,476
Net
Net
oper!
rwy.
—V.
deficit..
102, p. 2221.
26,123,509
The
three
Clark
located
in
portion
new
Saskatchewan.
spaced
are
Clark
the
existing
TLA-10,
pressors.
centrifugal
stations
which
Trans-Canada
The stations—located
between
Model
The
gas-turbine-driven
compressor
of
3400
line
near
The SEC
delivered
to
FMA,
reciprocating,
gas-engine-driven
the
At
com¬
Edward
has
Turbine-Centrifugal
Trans-Canada
Pipe
Lines
Compressor
have
been
Sets
recently
equipped
with
Dynamics Corp.—Acquires—
Stockholders of
the
acquisition.
In
making
board
with
of
Philadelphia company, specializing in Advanced
System- Engineering and Production, on Dec. 28
by
their
company
of
Briggs
Associates,
Inc.
Briggs Associates, Inc.
also approved the terms of
that
ing
of
is
listed
the
on
over-the-counter
phasis
will
-■
groups,
Data-Handling.
"will
have
specializing
in
of
one
the
countries
Mechanisms,
that
in
conjunction
planning
with
to
this
of
expansion
expand
its
Research
manufacturing
'
/■*
Optics,
As
•"
:
in
three
his
of
field
General
of
the
director
most
Glen
The
Work
FMA
Y
the
Tne
for
firm
both
is
Curtis.
of
of marketing.
Remington-Rand, in¬
microfilm
division.
with Leahy
.
'
-
..
presently designs and manufactures Missile Handling Equip¬
Special Weapon Handling Devices, and Electro-Optical Instru¬
Assemblies.
Briggs
and
The
in
Research,
electronic
sophisticated
tion,
.
specializes
equipment
Industrial
recently
company
High Speed
Electronic
Plotter
and
for
Data
Control
delivered
Printer
."
.
Development
Processing,
Systems.
General Electric
to
for
the
in
use
Briggs
operate
directly
to
signals.
Thus,
transferred
printed
directly
data
by
can,
tapes
onto
the
other
or
this
of
use
storage
The
of
the
.
mail
to
,
During
the
$467,000.00.
Dec.
fiscal
the
1960
The
the
two
Drexel
tional
■/•■
has
shares
315,000
25,000 shares
will
of Briggs'
be
of
stock
common
issued,
to
be
stock
common
;
Bankers
principal
outstanding. An addi¬
for approximately
2,636,442
3,426,560
♦SI,312,156
$68,195
$15,293,385
'-''560,413
♦172,287
Trust
4 Vz
for
%
by
shares
10
(par
been
has
corporate
■
of
1980
,
the
$3,236,343
FootA
192,
Net
rev.
ry.
from ry. oper.
income.
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
192,
■
223,705
For
2220.
p.
Eastern
Utilities
has issued
Associates—Note
Issuance
Cleared—
for
192,
company to issue promissory notes to banks
payment of $2,775,000 of outstanding notes.
The order also author¬
izes
the
''ssuance
Gas & Electric
of
the
funds
notes
to
respectively'.
purposes.—V.
Brothers
a
1960—11 Months—1959
$2,542,352 $27,423,977 $29,881,704
2,282,827
22.724,178
25,192,654
$4,699,799
121,077
company
will
not
has
plans
add
approximately
not
to
its
with
year
in' operation
"The
half
a
moderate
of
curtail
404
full
.
year.
economic
Edison's
;V /./
'
~
7above
sales
in
1959.
"
*•
-
the
during
"To
of
,
favorable.
nation's
reality
our
,
Too
often
earth.
on
"Here
are
Our
(a)
of
an
my
into
for
nation
gear
Y
'
keeping
upturn
to
us
are
prone
the
hole in
and
soundest
in
in
gen¬
least
(d)
for
spending
security.
"
State
local
and
fault with our
doughnut when/n
of any nation
highways, schools
(f)
Record
high
,
savings
civic
and
still
are
will
continue
improvements.
being
have
ever
to protect, our
/
substantial
(h)
here
There
that
growing
are
multitude
a
to
payable
Jam
common
stock
the
25,.
to
of
on
-
shoe
•
far
challenging
stockholders
A
■
Y
similar
'
of
Co.,
shares
class
of
Land
Land
east
B
prove*"of
.
lots
of
on
its
The
this is spendable
Three
still
the
cents
its
share
a
our
ance
to enumerate
too numerous
opportunities,
in
our
Inc.'s
been
of
initial
contract
organized
be
and
and
all
for
its
said
of
phase
its
brokerage
Garden
other
effect
and
191,
of
in
development pro¬
activities. At the
reduced.
two
and
of
Pacific
the company for improvement
Garden
sharply
2415.
Land
to
the
increase
sell
ranks
../,'.
,
—
for
Corp.—Contracts—
been
detection,
Inc.
is
Equipment
about
$350,000
Comparator.
of
the
awarded
to
navigation
the
Corp.,
has
This
guid¬
principal operating
York, N. Y.
received
from
the
will
be
all
solid
a
a
state
Systems
version
of
B-52,
Force's
from
and
Air
(2)
contracts
AN/AJNB
Materiel
$1,200,000
for
Precise
Command
Contract
(1)
$2,200,000
Heading
for
the
from
and
latest
General
plans
Homes
-125,561
operation.
of
consists
for
warrants
to
Schutrump
Fred
C.
Six
stores
new
$224,000
of
50%
builder
and
the
the
7%,
of
acres
5-year
stock.
common
residential
of
homes
land
in
and
North¬
develop and sell. Officers in the company
II, President, John Paul Schutrump, Vice-
Schutrump,
Co.,
4.000
over
these
Treasurer.
have
men
building sites,
Youngstown,
Ohio,
Doing
built
business
the
as
homes
1,500
over
commercial
buildings and
and
shopping
area.
with
management
to
purchase the stock of existing
owners.
officers
and
principal stockholders are Aired A.
Hutton,
Arthur Coburn, Executive Vice-President and Edmund John-
contractor
Duncan,
Inc.,
burton
The
in
Fort
Rutherford
Co.
192,
has
company,
Worth
and
acquires
and will
"
H.
Pennsylvania.—V.
and
operates
as
a
1302.
p.
Co.—Announces Merger-—
thus
Co.
George
Ohio
Okla.,
of
organization
Halliburton
status
as
known
as
,
,
the
announced
<
Houston, into
full
become
now
■.
just
Halliburton,
The
operating
an
Welex,
Welex
division
division
a
of
merger
of
Halli¬
of
-
.
Welex,
Inc.,
originally
was
acquired by Halliburton in
1957
and
wholly owned but independently managed
manufactures electronic logging,
psrforating and well surveying equipment and provides these services to the
oil industry throughout-the Free World.
•
until
nefw
has
operated
subsidiary corporation.
as
a
Welex
.
.
The
merger
follows closely
the announcement in October
of
the
transfer of ownership of Welex Electronics Corp.,
Washington, D. C.,
a
former Welex, Inc., subsidiary, to direct Halliburton Co. control.
the
of
the
accordance
Inasmuch
the
of
will
and
in
beneficial
panies
to
the
of
scope
design,
within
for
■
to
industries.
engaged
two
areas
com¬
of
de¬
are
compatible
complex" of opera¬
product development,
company will facilitate
concerned.
The
result
is
particularly beneficial to customers of the three com¬
the oil and electronics industries by extending to
be
throughout
far
a
overlaps
Welex
broader
in
also
continue
moved
be
Turner
named
Houston,
to
of
to
from
of
vice
Fort
the
contemplated
Welex
the
in
its
of
the
office
president
presidency
in
eliminating
duplications
management
functions."
modern
new
division
will
Worth.
of
Division,
of
coming at the directors' meeting shortly.
presently
by
and
activities
principal
vice
former
a
and
service
The
Texas.
Manager
election
services
sales,
manufacturing
Houston
Armstrong,
General
his
range
production,
in
will
facility
are
part,
made
are
the
are
which
new
one
all
In
Directors
oil
though
Halliburton
research,
operations
of
Corp.
there
Campbell,
was
Inc.
a"d
Electronics
exchange
entire
and communications
service
Board
markets,
service
the
to
the
electronics
and
industrial
and
Welex,
merge
of
the
research
separate
by L. D.
president.
Meaders,
to
and Welex
Inc.
made
was
B.
plans
range
services
Welex,
L.
move
Interchange of management,
expected
that
long
application
prove
extend
them
"The
electronic
two
serve
product
customer
or
both
as
field
panies
sign,
with
Halliburton's
expand
in
stated,
merger
and
company,
announcement
in
the
of
announcement
chairman
tions.
General
and
New
been
device
follow-on
are
Air
Reference
SAC's
it
Halliburton
and
have
for
Precision,
Precision
contracts
production
Venice
developer
a
Vice-President.
The
method
a
the Brentwood
enabling
thereby
p.
$3,750,000
Vertical
,
F.
and
new
Welex,
'
Land
,
the
10-store
properties. It owns several hundred
in
The
,
•
issued
primarily of electronic light scannirlg of a homogeneous
conductor surface for use in the detection of stars.
-
The
^
that,
consists
photo
"for
Celestial
.
Rutherford
general
transferred
Force's
Wright Air Development Division,
ARDC
to
develop
feasibility model and provide engineering reports in connection with
State
35,146
detachable
is
Construction
President,
son,
Air
Solid
$1,153,437
247,927
experienced
The
on
wholly-owned
a
being substantially
importance, he added, is
Division
General
General
$984,124
a
total of 46 stores contemplated
of the newest self-service type with the majority
are
provided
debentures
-
would
Drown
estate
Equipment
totaling
Kearfott
equipment.
An
ever
record
stock
of
'■
1959.
exchange
Mr.
active
properties
basis
Precision
contracts
Precision,
: ,$92,819
15,694
financing consisted of $90,000 of 7%, 7-year sinking
detachable warrants providing for the purchase
stock. The purpose of the loan is to
provide funds for the present
fund
-
in
may occasionally sell unit is believed, would be treated
capital outlays by
have
purchasers.—V.
General
3,146,302
$131,482
$4,299,739
shopping centers. Officers of Super Stores,
Loeb,
President,
Alvin
Loeb,
Vice-President,
and
Secretary-Treasurer, all of Mobile, Ala.
which
developed
:
period
expenses/are
major
installment
an
potential
Ohio
United
,
1
;
levealed
has
in
Co.
its real
up
of
of heavy
will
3,062,163
suburban
with
Charles
are
$18,523,-
area
and
in
Homes
commercial
,
improvement
purposes
241,998
Morris
Reiner,
Financing
Investment
more
a
is
could
stores
are
President
with
12-month
property
the proceeds,
operations,
into
stepping
fixed selling
time,
the
centers
best
Drown
unimproved
Garden
1961
on
233,000
10 stores in
debentures
earnings of $1,341,852,
of 80 cents a share for
Highs—
the
Mr.
Investment
land,
•
$4,046,287
1
gains.
the necessity
na¬
of the company's
dividend was declared
/•.'■"
production for 1961 still remain above 600,000,000
to
1960.
snares
through the sale of Federal and California tax-exempt
bonds. Contingent on approval by the
City of Los Angeles, it will avoid
tentative
31,
•
461,995
e
•
maintained ancl
factors
by
of
"
1960—11 Months—1959
$334,817
to expand their present
completed in 1961 with
be
Richard
outstanding shares of
599,586
\
on
'
experienced
shareholders,
moving
it
subsidiary
present
1961,
Dec.
previous,year.
"Estimates
a
but
Palisades
projection on company operations for
1960 which
appeared
rather favorable, our Board
of Directors at a
recbnt meeting declared a 5%
stock dividend upon its common stock
reviewed
only
What
nation.
"Having
capital
a
financing
population.
continue
parcels
1960—Month—1959
Homes,
capital
Inc.,
for
liabilities, by some $1,930,000 and that the
realized, (would be more than enough to dis¬
long-term debt) of the company.
■
subsidiary
not
same
outlays
in the packets of our consumers.
Even, with the present upswing in unemployment, we will
a
high level of employment and at increased wages due to
increasing
share
a
v
all
men,
Alden
Capital, Inc.—Provides Equity Financing for
Companies—Announced at the close of 1960 wasr
Venice
net
earnings oi $o7,3o7 -oi? 4
shares outstanding for fiscal
proposed ..plan,
Commenting
is
morey
'(g)
t
reports
allowing
when
to"
for
Glen
of
pi 2222.
192,
current
entire
letter
a
gram,
certainly be
v/ill
the
this
as
economy
<
Ltd.
of
.
position,
improyed
and why I believe business will
during the last half of 1961.
governments
612,495
on
year's
participation
$1.62
/capital stock.. As Garden
does appear
possesses
Government
(e)
for
proforma
exceeded
a
under
unlimited natural resources.
(b) Capital expenditures, even if somewhat lower than last year,
will continue on a high level.
,•
(c) Expenditures for all types of construction will also be substantial.
tional
share
share
a
after
year
subsidiary,1 Garden Land
find
the
31
asset
In
to
'* the lag
1961
number
same,
charge
-
optimism
at
corporation
Gross income climbed to $1,798,231 for fiscal 1960 from $1,476,813
(proforma) in the preceding 12-month period.
'
Mr. Drown noted that net current assets of Garden Land as .of
net
•
.
reasons
high
.
for
.
see
richest
,
back
snap
(
•
promoting
only
can
the
possess
.
exist prospects
do
many
and
economy
we
public.
consumer
there
moderate, -and
with
Aug.
,
mind,
my
business
Land -Co-.
the
last
and, unseasonable weather which had an. impact on
business generally did not exempt the retail shoe business.
/ //
"The lag in business
activity which has prevailed, I feel, is being
over-emphasized, overpublicized and unduly, magnified. • All of which
tends to
undermine public confidence and creates fear psychology in
eral
this
1960,
cents
prior
maximum
fiscal
31,
$865,919, „equivalent
a
the
shoes
composed
company
$364,482
,from ry.; oper.
oper. income
by 1965. All stores
;
/
.
under1 way
1960
the!minds
Oct.
totaled $18,234,510 compared
previous fiscal year.—V. 192, p. 113.
v
the
compared
in
adjustments
the
diversified
a
....
.
A
the
Corp.—Net Down—
.history for the fiscal year, ended Aug. 31, 1960 with net profits total¬
ling $290,540 or 20 cents a snare on the 1,447,130 shares of common
stock outstanding.
President Joseph W. Drown announced Jan. 5. 'i'nis
•
during 1961 and already
additional units.
The company
operation, 47 of which were
50
for
for
Garden
Re¬
high approximating $133,000,000.
units
class
Sales
activities
its
shoe
after
is
$525,000 Super Stores financing consisted of 6V2 l/o 10-year sink¬
with detachable warrants providing for purchase
of
common
stock
with
$210,000 advanced immediately and
$315,000
committed. According to James Howard, President of Growth
Capital,
Inc., the purpose of the financing is to provide Super Stores with
the
Machine
cents
Corp.
The
♦58,662
Garden Land Co. Ltd.—Record
about
of
.
with
the
New
of
ing fund debentures
$4,689,050
♦200,911
of
shares,: to
then outstanding.
stock
207
to 81
distributes
and
Co.,
Alabama, Mississippi and Florida;
Inc., residential land
developer of
Youngstown, Ohio; and George H. Rutherford, Inc., 64year-old Cleveland general contracting company.
;
;
,
/'
,
sales- increase
a
2324.
p.
record
Our
closed
Blackstone Valley
The
Inc.—Chairman
; .„"Y
"Company sales climbed to
1-epresents
192,
Stores,
marks—//•/.-"•,
This
subsidiaries,
EUA
by
449,856
Montaup Electric Co., in the respective amounts
$2,500,000,
stock,
stock.
Trust
in
transmittal
and
children.
tion with
•
$259,525
participation of 80
compares
equivalent
subsidiaries will use
pay short-term notes and to meet 1961 cash requirements
for construction
Edison
bank
of
Co. and
$4,000,000- and
A
B
This
izing this Boston holding
in
class
of
manufactures
York
New
given
were
deposit
or
acceptance
Bay & Western RR.—Earnings—
Venice
of
earnings
Bank
.
shareholders
deliver
to
letters of
Chemical
rev.
Three
/
•
♦283,647
ended
year
net
offer
1961
13,
the concluding of loan agreements totaling $839,000 with
/Super Stores, Inc., Mobile Ala. variety chain store opera¬
$2,935,000.
$108,618
&
signed
or
the
Johnson
Jan.
on
invest-
Growth
Ry.—Earnings—
2,133,258
Gear
fiscal
maximum
class
the Holding Company Act Author¬
order under
an
the
consolidated
the
The SEC
Bros.
;
Endicott
part of its
as
operating assets of The Hudson
nation's third
largest marketer of
the
•
the
midnignt
Johnson
and
Alden
ry.
—V.
Kidder,
are
Net
Pa.,
the
Hubschman
Net
to
cents)
2221.
p.
of
depositary,
City.
Net
with
company.—V.
,
1960—Month—1959
ry. oper.
income___
oper.
ry.
Scranton,
Railway oper. revenue...
Railway operating exps.
.
trustee
appointed
due
$2,241,876
Net rew. from
Net
to
of
Y.
Alden announced that
Period End. Nov. 30
purposes.
•
.
'7
Coast
offer
quantity
any
•
certificates
Green
at
securities
amendment,' through
general
debentures
"
East
♦Deficit.—V.
5,851,184
used
Company
"
26,120,560
31,130,384
stock
common
public
a
Act
notification
of
made
Y.
N.
Period End. Nov. 30—
$46,423,769 $29,355,903
$3,494,755
be
to
are
Railway oper. revenue—.
Railway operating exps.
897.
p.
1960—11 Months—1959
1960—Month—1959
$1,324,286
and
letter
a
Co.—Appointment—
amount
Florida
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.—Earningsperiod End. Nov. 3C—
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
its
cash
has
shareholders
of Endicott, N.
to
Co., the nation's largest producer and marketer of anthracite;
Theatres, Inc., a coast to coast chain of motion picture theatres;
& Sons, tanners of calf leather;
Aluminum Industries,
Inc.,. and Triplex of America, manufacturers of steel and aluminum
parts for the automotive and other industries.—V. 192, p. 1815.
E.
■
exchanged
192,
York,
New
2507.
p.
1
outstanding.—V.
issue
it
net
RKO
•
Dec. 31,. 1959, Briggs did a volume of
period, Drexel's volume was approxi¬
anticipated that for the fiscal year ended
companies
will
do
a
volume
in
excess
of
$1,250,000.00
91,000 shares
Co.,
proceeds
,
Coal
"
filed
1960
27,
covering 110,000 shares of
at a price to be supplied
&
,
Corp.,
purchased
,
Endicott
further
for
same
is
to
of
2609'.
p.
offered
Peabody
ended
year
During
192,
all
Company
the
company,
substantially
Dec.
on
the
of
,
announced
share
per
had
the
women
Corp., New York, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
Flintkote
$500,000.00./It
31,
Co.—V.
of filing a registration
Act, subject to certain
necessity
8(b)
,
.
o'clccK
stock
York
v
Investment
Corp.
1960, Glen
it
terms
12
Glen
the
of
Co.
until
.;••
under
investment
for
value
corporation
SEC
.be
processing..
mately
asset
order
an
Boston
Wescon
visible
instrument,
media
issued
this
Filmohm
jsecond;
•/
••
developing an electro-optical character reader instru¬
directly translates printed alpha-numeric data into elec¬
trical
net
The
This
inches
10
has
Alden.
program
Under
-
Ave.).
Ultra-
an
is
which
data
their
per
also
ment
be
Co.
SEC
authorizing
Instrumenta¬
program.
into
up
The
of
of
missile
equipment converts, coded information from tape
-printed or' graphic information at paper speeds
.information
Manufacture
Section
1018.
Endicott Johnson
November,
Coal
Fidelity Fund, Inc.—Acquisition Cleared—
./'
v;
and
Glen
In
Drexel
ment,
ment
from
by
Corp.—Seeks Endicott Johnson Stock—
$30.50
anthracite.
will
.
of
~ment
Co.
&
Fairmont
(4925
of
,
on several
research and development projects
military applications, and expects to begin
early 1961, Mr. Fenn reported.
in
the
and
p.
"Our company has substantial cash reserves for investment pux-poses.
are prepared to make a substantial investment in Endicott Johnson
explained Albert A. List, President and Chairman of the Board
He
/
.
Freel
Mr.
office
the
,
and
products
company
for a
31, 1961, of a previous order of the Commis¬
from the requirements of Section 30 of the Act,
Corp.,"
active
now
commercial
.delivery
Company Act grant¬
investment
We
Datagraphic
director
as
with
the
division,
C.
D.
shares
Management
from
.
r
184,
Alden
at
.
,
Paper
joins
served
ISR
Washington,
and
•
the Holding
Mich.,
Dec:
30(d),
Alden
Glen
purchase
.
the
of
recently
Manager for FMA's
Webber, Jackson
Greenville,
required
as
conditions.—V.
division.
new
management consulting
k..
1
firm. /
company's
the
of
equipments.
Commission,
yearsi in
own
to
under
order
an
this
Gibco
Section
statement
division, however,, also will maintain personnel at the El Segundo
headquarters
of
FMA.
/. i •»,
./
■
\
''■■
;
Y FMA,'Inc. is a two-year-old firm devoted to electro-optical tech¬
niques and equipments for information handling. It enjoys financial
.backing by Laurance S. Rockefeller and Associates and by Paine,
capabilities,
capabilities
—-
'
had
with
out
.
is
has
issued
of
exempting
except
informa¬
will
provide consulting
handling problems and assist
operating systems. In the latter, em¬
automatized
Hoover
he
of
division
new
...
Devices."
future.
near
the
where
Manager
the
upon
one-time
of
Inc.
field
general
ISR
an
The
Briggs has 34 full-time employees, of which 25 are either profes¬
sionally-trained engineers or highly-skilled technicians.
*' '
Arthur E.' Eilinsfeld, Drexel's president, announced at the same time
Drexel
also
the \
outstand\
Computers,
placed
of
information
of
/ . For some, ten years, he was associated
cluding. four, years as Sales Manager for
and
facilities
Fenn,
analysis
establishment
be
Force
Systems,
„
of
the
Freel,
Task
Mr.
the
establishment
the
2222.
p.
in
General
as
sion
the
3
Fenn, President of FMA, announced that
microfilming and Dusiness automation,
authority
has
request
a
year's extension
Jan.
on
George
firm
to
in
in
market.
announcement, Warren V. Musser, Chairman
said that by combining Drexel's Research
Briggs, Drexel
Research
and
Drexel
the
the
clients
this
Drexel,
Freel,
According
?\
acquisition
of
T.
joined
services
Electro-Mjechanical
Stockholders
time,
same
-
Gas
Mr.
approved
announced
to.provide customer services in
handling, storage and retrieval.
tion
specially designed control systems that will be easily
adapted to fully
automatic, completely unattended station operation.—V.
192, p. 1301.
Drexel
Inc.
division
Herbert and Regina—
powered
by
nine
stations
—
Clark
new
FMA, Inc.—New Division-
be
192,
Gibco, Inc.—Exemption Extended—
1,175,828
ing
being added to the
running through southern
income
oper.
$9,243,601
28,739,534
7,054,340"
-
are
Cabri,
compressor
bhp
will
compressors
ry.
ry. oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
,
western
1960—11 Months—1959
Railway
day
per
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
to
program
Trans-Canada
Florida
1960—Month—1959
Erie-Lackawanna Railroad Co.-—Earnings—
Sales—
expansion
1960—11 Months—1959-
1960—Month—1959
$252,074
operating exps.
Period End. Nov. 30
Dresser
Navy's
in the
use
1912.
$38,933,146
35,363,931
$372,260 $10,032,446
♦19,627
2,169,522
521,373
5
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
1960—11 Months—1959
2,358,632
for
accelerometers
and
gyros
192, p.
Period End. Nov. 30—
$2,730,892 $45,396,377
2,538,532
exps.
precision
Railway oper. revenue
Net
Net
for
Polaris missile.—V.
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
and
animal
diseases, as well as certain
proprietary and cosmetic products.
Pitman-Moore, located in Indianapolis and
Zionsville, Ind., has been
Allied's
largest division.
Other
Allied
plants
are
located
at
Sioux
Falls, S. D. (Sioux Falls Laboratories,
Inc.); and Batavia, 111. (Campana Corp.). Allied also
has some foreign operations.
Allied employ¬
ment totals
approximately,,? 1,600. About 1,200 of these employees make
up
Electric
well
division
a
(105)
headquarters in
pharmaceutical
treatment
and
total
A
stockholders
shares.
Dow.
Allied,
line
and Financial Chronicle
Welex
Welex,
and
it
Halliburton
Inc.,
is
been
anticipated
will
No changes in field
Division.
has
be
for^h-
personnel
.
6
Inc.—Expansion—
Curtis Industries,
Helene
facilities of Helene Curtis Industries, Inc.
Willard Gidwitz, President.
A 50,000-square-foot
addition will be constructed at the company's
Chicago
area
shipping center and
warehouse, located in Franklin
Park, 111.
With tne addition, the shipping center will have 216,000
square feet of space.
The project is scheduled for completion by May
l, 1961.
; »
Increasing
volume
of the company's business has required this
expansion, Gidwitz said.
It will bring total space of the company's
facilities in the Chicago area to more than 660,000 square feet.
This
includes
the main manufacturing plant at 4401 West North Avenue,
in
which
the
corporate
offices and research laboratories are also
located, a metallic products plant, and another warenouse.
Other shipping centers, along with warehouse facilities, are located
in Atlanta, Dallas, Jersey City, Vernon (Calif.), and Philadelpnia.
Helene Curtis Industries
is the world's largest supplier of beauty
salon products for professional use and is a leading manufacturer of
hair
preparations, shampoos, perfumes,
and other packaged toilet
goods for the consumer market, variously under the Helene Curtis,
Lentheric
and Kings Men labels.
Studio Girl brand cosmetics and
toiletries
are
marketed nationally through
door-to-door sales by a
the Midwest
Expansion of
announced
by
6
Jan.
on
susbidiary.—V.
wholly-owned
191,
2746.
p.
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
$746,821
594,759
$857,273
661,161
$8,721,061
7,052,300
Net
—V.
from
rev.
$152,062
8,405
ry. oper.
$196,112
$1,668,761
30,713
127,203
$1,593,991
18,387
192, p.
Trust
Midland
Marine
The
owns
mill.
Kermac
the
with
contracted
has
Kerr-McGee
of
Co.
York
New
remaining
of
shares
878,000
for
the purchase of appropriate quantities of U3-08 in the
1962-1966 period from ore reserves developed prior to that date.
The
amended
contract,
signed on
Dec. 28 at the Commission's
providing
for
office, is effective as of Nov. 1, 1960.
Colo., operations
Grand Junction,
Nov. 1, 1960, through Dec. 31, 1966,
of
approximately 31,027,000 pounds of U3-08 in concentrate having
a
total value of $237,000,000 at an average price of $7.63 per pound.
The
amended
Kermac
contract, • in
common
with other milling
contracts in the Grants area, provides for the treatment of ores from
qualified independent producers as well as ores from company con¬
trolled mines and for increases in contract qpantiti^i for such inde¬
pendent ores as required.
The mills in the Grants aTea have ample
capacity available to' treat such independent ores.—V. 193, p. 8.
It
provides for the purchase from
expenses.
from ry. opers.
*$24,451
*23,552
Net
rev.
of
manufacturer
listed
NYSE
This
The
"will
dresses
women's
set
a
industry with the forthcoming installation of
and dyeing process for the production of finished
yarns for its knitted dresses."
Announcement of the move was made
by David Schwartz, President and Chairman of the board.
The move by Jonathan Logan will give the company the first vertical
precedent
new
a
the
for
complete spinning
in this country by adding
and dyeing to the already established knitting process.
The
said Mr. Schwartz, involved an outlay by the company of
for the production of knitted dresses
process
spinning
addition,
in new equipment.
operation is expected
$1,200,000
to produce some 50% of yarns cur¬
Jonathan Logan for its knitted dress output.
It
will be
located in a 60,000-square-foot plant adjacent to the firm's
100,000-square-foot Butte Knitting Mills in Spartanburg, S. C.
The
The
new
required
rently
plant will
p. 798.
by
-
•
■
..
.
..
192,
v
•
•"
.....
industry in the United States, like others
basic materials industries, during 1960 has felt
of current business
therefore
slow
were
from
remaining
fabricate
mill
greatly
This
aluminum
industry
in
inventories
large
ability
expanded
the
places
abnormally
their
down
draw
to
1959.
and
produce
to
position to
expansion un¬
strong
a
development programs.
Such
key factor in the decision of several of the
industries this year to begin to make impor¬
tant conversions to aluminum. Large scale production uses ,of aluminum
in the automotive, housing and canning industries are examples.
all-out
pursue
doubtedly
nation's
To
market
has
been
these
market
conditions,
industry
the
directed toward achieving lower costs in raw mate¬
rials,
production
and
field selling activities.
Kaiser
Aluminum
&
Chemical Corporation operations, both in the aluminum and refrac¬
tories
programs
industries
the year to
tial
An
and
50%
of
of
one
other
a
the
aluminum
re-oriented
and
largest
project,
under¬
the Kaiser
to be completed by 1966, represents
developments undertaken by a U. S.
international
producer
makes
and
to
access
available
bauxite
the
corporation, among
amounting to over two
to
deposits
outlook
outlook
for
Net
Net
Land
for
aluminum
American
in
1961
business
in
be
must
general.
said
This
to
is
depend
upon
particularly
true
since
it is a repeated historical pattern that any sub¬
in activity in our basic industries—in durablel goods
building, for instance—is very quickly reflected
in
aluminum
consumption.
Those
who
know
the
aluminum
industry also know that the major aluminum producers and mill fabri¬
cators will
be among the nation's most active and influential factors
in
aggressive,
highly competitive selling and market development;,
contributing
business
levels
192,
materially
the
and
to
the
achievement
maintenance
of
of
improved
adequate
general
income.
consumer
/
exps.
oper.
of
This
lion
1960—Month—1959
revenue.-.
$521,760
$658,139
increase
An
for
Railway
oper.
expenses.
52,937
*3,028,868
V.
192,
$426,924
$4,79".067
245,570
235,112
2 717 717
in
official
Net
rwy.
—V.
$230,234
$191,812
$2,076,350
income..
74,689
66,693
743,345
oper.
192,
the
to
the
Oil
Industries,
Inc.
"These
stations
The
into
haa
at
in
Pacific
stock
other
prior
Uranium
Industries.
York
City
on
Mines
Inc..
Dec.
on
endorsement
meetings held
of
Dec.
Co.
of
of
749'766
The
stockholders
calls
also
for
distribution
and
most
plant
the
along
factured
continuous
of
of
of
provides
transmission
water
Kermac
which
this
stock
Nuclear
has
stock,
acquisitions
the merger,
Corp.,
of
a
operations
with
the
an
the
two
additional
uranium
in
New
Kerr-McGee's
consummated
approximately/ 80.35%
Through
Fuels
extensive
together
with
Calif '
was
merger
companies
recently,
stock
Kerr-McGee
also
of
20.8%
mining
and
Mexico.
previous
The
increases
Kermac
acquires
of
path
its
2 Vz
to
years
of
treatment
water
new
a
pumping
plant,
lines.
Africa
and
the
pipeline
new
producer
Australia.—V.
192,
Louisville
i,'
of
at
prestressed
another
By
$
$
at
and
of
14,500,871
169,842,961
167,243,850
4,175,209
4,418,674
38,154,448
41,572,996
income..
1,948,171
1,900,612
15,498,182
16,735,137
rev.
Central
—V.
192,
p.
said
1960—Month—1959
1,592,106
$225,087
ry. oper..
$386,105
171,667
income...
■
$4,495,968
to
phase
1960—11 Months—1959
of
Finke
"The
of
the
used'
be
for
general
corporate
than
its
subordinated
6%
interest.
Payment
Co.,
30
will
debentures
be
St.,
Broad
made
New
due
at
York,
1972
the
N.
on
Jan.
at
how
192,
plus
Bank
p.
interest
in
it
has
from
will" be
across
governmental
growtn,
substantial
that
that
of
has
of
output
related
,
will
highlighted
and
the
less
by
rise
$3 to
' /U
to
many
ground swell
a
it
things
can
do
generation old.
Ih its
technological devolution in
than
major
a
,
a
transistors.
to
in¬
^
6
is
progressed
workers,
the
to
thereby
increasingly
business
of
the
systems
and
Yet,
-
in
this short, time
a
is
...
piles
indispensable
of paper work
made
delivery
making
vast
an
con¬
con¬
industry.
Division
Honeywell
in
general
800
of
purpose
first
electronic
the
December.
committed
Honeywell 800
said.
EDP
Honeywell's EDP
models
division
worth
he
office
processing
The
York
and
systems
billion-dollar-a-year
■,
handling
commercial
EDP
get
present-day
said
be
said.
tubes
many
current
\
will
It
for
the
in
,
.
of
to
ability
the
situation
point where it is hard to
along without it.'?.
>
EDP's major role in business- will be to increase the
could
to
of
he
.
industry
and
newest
value
1965
experienced
vacuum
,
of
accrued
New
by
ahead
man,"
computation
said
data
2611.
evolution."
industry.
young
we
Finke
next, $500;000
100%
Chemical
Y.—V.
31,
a
tribution
Market Street Railway Co.—Fee Payments Cleared—
the
Securities
and
Exchange
Commission
has issued
an
order
to
manufacture
Honeywell
and
400
and
EDP
deliver
systems
million
$51
1S61,
during
.'
•
well
$1,700
$2,269,950
of
fees
(99.68%)
Act
and
hp.s
tinue
expenses
Marwell
been
distributed
to
such
The
handle
Equipment Ltd.—To
Redeem
Bonds—
will
Calgary,
be
made
Winnipeg,
at
the
Toronto
Eank
or
of
Nova
Montreal,
Scotia,
Canada.
Vancouver,
greatest
the
the
of
areas
development
year,"
current
and
research
EDP
advancement
improved,
of
he
explained.
development
will
work
con¬
industry."
in
the
immediate
higher-speed
input
future
equip¬
said.
the
such
stances
card
!
the
of
goal
is
documents
development
of
commerce
of
and
devices ..that
trade
without
will
directly
intermediate
he explained.
the fields of
magnetic ink character recognition and optical scanning."
"The speeds built into
the central processors of the modern com¬
steps,
puters
Victoria,
hallmark
utlimate
"Steps in
■'«
the
in
"advanced
the
in
he
"The
holders.
1954,
its
of
operation
that
be
be
ment,
corporation has
called for redemption on Feb.
28,
1961, all
outstanding 6% first sinking fund series A bonds dated Sept. 1,
and 6Vz%
series B bonds dated Dec. 1, 1957, at T01 Vt%.
Pay¬
of
to
One
will
and
said
He
releasing jurisdiction over the payment of
incident to the final cash distribu¬
tion to holders of the prior preference 6% cumulative stock of Market
Street under and pursuant to a previously-approved plan for its liqui¬
dation
and
dissolution.
According to the application, funds totaling
$2,277,226 were received by the paying agent for distribution and that
Holding Company
continuing growth of our large backlog of orders for the Honey¬
systems will result in substantial expansion of the EDP Division's
facilities
under
ment
interest
most
"The
milling
and
explosive in Ma¬
sixties,
engineering,
healthy
a
manufacture
understanding
unaided
is
history
He
Oil Exploration Corp.—Partial Redemption
corporation has called for redemption
in¬
the
W.
almost
the
of
immediate
since
Finke, Presi¬
Processing Division..
business
America's
that
immediately
productivity
purposes.
the
became
predicted
is
"This
industry's
that
1960
in
EDP
oi
said.
he
EDP
in
change
see
.
to
horses'
/'.
•electronic
.
are
the
increasing
short
28, 1960, filed a letter of notification with
the SEC covering 60,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
offered at $5 per share, through Federman, Stonehill & Co., New York,
New
York.
" ',
•
Dec.
on
'work
years
''EDP
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
corporation
many
the
billion.
$5
Management Assistance Inc., New York, N. Y.—Files
of
decade
the
and
growth
Walter
Data
industrial, scientific,
applications," he said.
"The
explained
dustry. ' He
$4,111,463
2223.
proceeds
to
business,
come,"
equipment
1,789,658 "* 1,574,914
j 173,181
its
be in
the
as
years
$1,976,148 $22,115,763 $22,512,458
1,590,043
17,619,795
18,400,995
$1,817,193
exps.
of
and
the
have
serve-
better
The
rapid
become
may
the
been
research
has
business and industrial data processing."
"new; generation" computers, now being delivered in
speed, versatility and economy of operation'to effi¬
ciently handle practically all of the paper work, procedurgd^fffid mathe¬
RR.—Earnings-
revenue-
from
oper.
will
most
Electronic
into
farther
1961
in
according
move
dominance
reality,
a
billion,
$7
market
matical problems found in business, industry and sdienc
"The result is that the new
computers today haye
Period End. Nov. 30—
ry.
industry
its
computers,
we
however,
"the
now
experience
industry's growth, which
volume,
192, p. 2509.
Railway operating
Net
processing
nearly
said.
time."
some
Minneapolis-Honeywell
as
He
Railway oper.
for
he
military
said,
is
will
military
15,048,104
Keating
the
electronic
and
expenses-
felt
data
follow
of
board—in
from ry. opers.
be
of
production
over
billion,
$4.5
nature
time,"
some
electronic
to
ture
;
and
about
to
changing
will
the
oper.
Maine
for
implications
The
budget
dropping
the
$
Railway
development program.
or
approximately $5.5 billion in 1963.
i
for missiles should reach
development
"The
$
research
a
research
expenditures
1965
recognized
208,816,846
oper.
ap¬
estimated,
defense
"Although
1960—11 Mos.—1959
.
.
from
stepped-up
Keating
the
aircraft
dent
18,919,545 207,997,409
rwy.
it
nlake
factors,
aircraft Will account for about $6.3
missiles and astronautics about $4
He predicted that these two categories would about equal one
billion.
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
;
outgrowth
■
of
years
19,223,313
—V.
other
and
missile and space market.
Depth of experience and
in advanced technology will be utilized to the maxi¬
about
1961,
concrete
revenue-
Net
1961,
for
1963.
with
oper.
rev.
figures
Honeywell executive said
In
Ada, Okla. Pipe manu¬
to the installation site.
will take about.
Railway
Net
increase to the com"the scientific challenge
and
executive said, "that companies, with a strong record of
in research will be in a dominant position in the
direct
a
are
billion
403.
p.
Nashville
&
'/
.
systems
space
.
vention
Period End. Nov. 30—
and
expected
the
bringing
in
M.
leading
Joint,
with a steady expansion
about $4 billion,
the growth in missiles and space that
spending will accelerate While
defense spending for manned
aircraft will continue its decline.
He
predicted that missile and space procurement for Department of De¬
fense will
overtake
and
surpass
expenditures for aircraft some time
pipe, has sup¬
plied pipe for major water' projects all over the world. It has been
a
pioneer in
the technique of
setting up complete
manufacturing
facilities at the job site.
Outside the United States, Lock Joint has
associate
companies in
Mexico,
Venezuela,
Peru,
Argentina," South
Lock
the
Nuclear
Pacific's
>
future
The
is
Hirsh, Jr., Lock Joint President, it
manufacture the pipe.
to A.
acquisi¬
holdings
elec¬
depend on
field
20.
Kerr-McGee
"
•<
military
a
position of companies in the military electronics field
their ability to attract research and development fund¬
ing, Keating said.
He cited his own company's experience that ap¬
proximately three-quarters
of its present products, in
the military
-
plant will be delivered directly
this
at
According
missile
growing
The
will
permanent manufacturing plants throughout
of the United States, it will construct a temporary manufacturing
some
Okia
City
agreement
of
Com¬
Angeles
Los
Oklahoma
30.
/
mum."
,
merger
company
tion
Oil
New
received
special
The
to
of
merger
Kerr-McGee
completed
by
foreseen
is
»•:
company.
will be
1961
proved capability
Co.—New Contract—
While Lock Joint has 28
794,882
Acquisition
pleted—AEC Contract for Subsidiary—
1961
accomplishment
2223.
p.
$2,226,121
—
this
of
in
of
parent,"
City. It is part of a project which will eventually
supply of Oklahoma City. In addition to the pipeline,
water
project
The
Kerr-McGee
in
;
^
.
in Defense Department spending
billion
$1
development
they have created for government and industry."
Also, he said, many
new
technologies must be developed to satisfy national defense efforts.
Oklahoma
of
double
2327.
p.
evi¬
approximately $7 billion by 1965.
attributed a major portion of the expected
.plexities
new
skirts
The
$4 975 887
2
'
than
more
He
pipeline will connect the recently completed Atoka Reservoir
southeastern Oklahoma with a new reservoir to be built on the out¬
The
1960—11 Mos.—1959
from ry. opers.
rev.
further
offers
Stephen F. Keating,, Honeywell vice-president and head of its Mili¬
Products Group, estimated total defense spending for research
of East Orange, N. J., has been awarded an $18 mil¬
supply 100 miles of 60-inch diameter prestressed con¬
company
contract
Trust
Net
of
and
research
tronics
$5,171,518
*1,563,275
$4,338,592
*122,708
Maracaibo
$475,804
made
been
just
has
which
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—R & D Spend¬
to
$4,479,852 $47,679,076 $49,676,667
3,821,713 43,340,484 44,505,149
$4,204,302
3,682,542
crete
pipe to be used in the longest
pipeline ever built in this country.
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earningsoper.
the food
feature of the company's activities in
a
company's
the
fronting
Period End. Nov. 30—
paper
field of packaging
rapidly
The
Railway
long been
development
ry. oper
Lock Joint Pipe
2327..
p.
of out-,
vending machines for.the sale of
carton as the ideal pack for this
of
use
the
ing Forecast—
1960—11 Months—1959
1960—Month—1959
income—
from
rev.
♦Deficit
and
increased
—V.
with certain
the leased
increase
production
thus
Va., -and main
newly acquired
Corp.
The present
Coal
operating
ry.
Net
for
aluminum,
stantial
agreement
Corp. to purchase
corporation with operating
offices at Huntington, W. Va.,
properties under the name of
Boone County Coal Corp. will
Co.—V. 192, p. 598.
W.
the
operate
tons.
The
the
in danger
policy of expansion and diversification in
and follows closely upon its recent announcement
of a large capital issue to cover its expansion
programs.
The com¬
pany has already announced its intention to build a new factory
at
Scunthorpe for the manufacture of paper products and this will include
the manufacture of cartons for liquids.
K
the
formed
its name to Lehigh-Boone
Railway
during
substan¬
time,
this field is
development of 1960 in
This
advantages,
billion
streamlined
growing
the
establishing
announcement
dence
an
.
newly
a
Railway oper. revenue..
participation with Consolidated Zinc Corp., Ltd., in the
complete new world source of aluminum in Australia
Zealand.
New
further
of expansion in international markets have been
outstanding
Aluminum
building
been
achieve: greatest current income. At th same
programs
taken.
have
is
importance
A
has
The
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings-
,,
various
two-year
:
Corp.,
Period End. Nov. 30—
pursued
has
it
that
the
fields.
a
new
rate
a
recognized
long
for
has
fast
is
which
production
mass
meet
Utilities Coal
County
change
such
at
increasing
is
Box
tary
the im¬
conditions. The industry has found it neces¬
sary to devote major effort this year to the maintenance of sales
volume and earnings levels under increasingly competitive conditions.
While
industry earnings generally during 1960 have been below
those
of
1959,
the
principal contributing factors
are,
we believe,
temporary in nature. Price weaknesses in certain product areas have
accompanied the year's severe competition for- business. The aluminum
industry's own market development efforts have also affected
the
current earnings picture; prices for certain mill products designed for
the mass
production industries are necessarily established at levels
which will make these products generally competitive with other avail¬
able materials. This has the effect of reducing profit margins on these
products during the development and build-up period. However,
as
soon
as satisfactory volume is attained,
such products are expected to
yield adequate margins.
Estimates
made
by
the Kaiser Aluminum market research staff
indicate
that
total industry shipments of aluminum
and aluminum
products for 1960 are likely to come within 4% to 6% of the 1959
record, a level which would mark 1960 as the second highest volume
year
in the history of the aluminum industry in the United States.
Total
shipments should
approximate 4.6 to 4.7 billion pounds. All
figures include both domestic and overseas shipments.
,
The
industry, however, ends the year with a substantial portion
of primary production capacity not in use. This is the result of
two
circumstances—the very large expansions in aluminum reduction ca¬
pacity which have been completed recently throughout the industry,
and
reduced
activity in the domestic metalworking industries which
nation's
the
pact
a
Sharpies,
to
Boone
among
aluminum
option
into
with
or less.
Utilities
Coal
in
a
as
eggs,
sum
a
years
intends
Scllex for
considerable expansion in this form of retail distribution
is confidently forecast for
the future.
In deciding to enter this field, Metal Box will bring to the British
housewife the advantages of the research and technical development
of $1,500,000/ The company's buildings, mining
structures, equipment, materials and supplies have been sold to Utilities
Mining Corp. for $865,000, payable periodically over a term of eight
offices
Ltd.
containers
paper
foods,
Moreover,
milk
423,490
Co.—Lease—
entered
for
of
frozen
purpose.
associated
also
Boone
between The Metal Box
indicates the increasing impor¬
of its paper business
association
new
of self-service
trading to the packaging industry, and, as the recent announcement
indicates, will continue to meet the requirements of these mpdern retail
methods by providing the best and most appropriate, containers avail¬
additional -±0
Virginia. Mining
property
the
of
Waddington,
John
Metal Box attacnes to the development
Metal
packages
The lease is for
individuals
2122.
p.
supermarkets—favor the use of non-returnable throwaway paper packs
for such items as milk, fruit juices and soft drinks. "Demand for these
$751,974
^orp., effective Jan. 1, 1961.
Coal
192,
below.—V.
Co.,
and packaging systems sucn as Diotite
and Embelux for glassware—will now
be in a position to manufacture paper cartons for the rapidly devel¬
oping market for packaged liquids.
The changes which have taken place in recent years in the pattern
of retail
distribution—notably the growth of self-service stores and
for
2,821,505
$1,895,368
815,132
of 40 years with an option to renew for
years.
The Boone properties are located in West
operations there were discontinued on Nov. 4, 1960.
Utilities
to
$1,-
was
particular to paper packaging for liquid products.
Box Co.—which already occupies a leading position
in
The
$3,573,479
2,978,924
period
a
and
wnich
supplier
announced on Jan. 5 that its wholly-owned subsidiary,
Coal Corp., has leased its bituminous coal and surface
County
lands
Chemical Corp.—Industry Forecast
Kaiser Aluminum &
The
'
the middle of January.—V.
production by
full
in
be
and
company
Boone
Paper
announcement
Ltd.
tance
'"f
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Logan, Inc.—New Process—
Jonathan
$4,874,292
13^,992
192, p. 2327.
♦Deficit.—V.
income
Metal Box Co. Ltd.—New Field—
Tne
Co.,
192, p. 899.
corporation.—V.
net
able.
income..
oper.
rwy.
Scott
Metal
$173,346
229,404
oper.
the
ago
p. 8.
Corp.—Affiliate Financing—
Mead
See
year
192,
stripping supply.
$460,895
287,549
$204,953
appointed
been
has
revenue__
a
standing. For the same period a
551,476, or 97 cents a share.—V.
1960—11 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway oper.
cents
63
or
up
The net income totaled $l,001,8o4 after all charges,
share on the 1,592,291 shares or
common
siock out¬
ago.
year
a
Monday, January 9, 1961
.
sales for the first quarter ended Nov. 30
$63,621 from the $18,236,690 xor the same
net
corporation's
totaled
$18,300,311,
period
.
.
ownCorp.—Net Dow
Masonite
The
-Earnings-
Superior & Ishpeming RR.
Lake
cents par value stock of
transfer agent for 300,000 shares of common 10
acquisition of
the
for
owners
Kermac Nuclear stock in exchange
200,000 shares of common stock of Kerr-McGee.
These contracts
were closed on
Jan. 3, whereupon Kermac Nuclear Fuels Corp. became
wholly-owned by Kerr-McGee.
Kermac Nuclear holds some 20%
of all known U. S. uranium reserves
and owns and operates the nation's largest uranium processing plant
which is located in the Ambrosia Lake area.
A uranium concentrate purchase contract between the Atomic Energy
Commission
and Kermac Nuclear Fuels Corp. has been
amended in
accordance
with the Commission's
announcement of Nov. 24, 1958,
the
Net
Inc.—Appointment—
Industrial Hose & Rubber Co.,
the
which
Corp.,
plus
M.,
N.
Railway
income
2222.
oper.
ry.
and royalties in the Ambrosia Lake
25% of the stock of Ambrosia Lake
suostantial uranium reserves near the
mining properties
Grants,
near
Uranium
$9,773,009
8,179,018
Railway oper. revenue__
Railway operating exps.
Net
'
1960—11 Months—1959
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Nov. 30—
uranium
certain
.
area
was
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(106)
as
this
the
give
them
are
ahead
punches
formation
in
punching
direction
and
and
are
of
the
cards
work
unprecedented
of^the
ability
readers,
out
of
the
or
now
the
tape
machines.
being
These
power.
of
paper
paper
tapes,"
done
in
speeds
in
many
in¬
peripheral equipment—such, as
units and printers, to get in
A
^n&jpr part of the research
Volume
193
Number 6019
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(107)
and
development
will
be
He
of
that
and
and
in
thmEDP
closer
advances
automatic
in
tool.—V.
the
immediate
balance."
be
also
can
programming to
economical
more
industry
situation*into
this
important
application
efficient
effort
bring
co
said
192,
future
of
make
in
the
fields
a
still
more
EDP
from
under
has
pany
business
Period End. Nov. 30—
1960—Month—1959
Railway oper. revenue__
Railway operating exps.
Net
Net
present
192,
3,030,671
$70,131
*176,201
t
31,833,566
$222,091
$6,096,885
$4,599,581
41,096
1,872,372
sissippi
part
of
in
105
Association
will
office
miles of
sq.
transfer
the
to
The SEC has issued
of
this company,
the
$10
par
buildings
located
adjacent
an
289
company
Development
order under the
an
of
Corp.
stock
$10
Modern Materials
This
tion
of
corporation,
in
in
area
miles
statement
common
sale
by
with
stock,
the
SEC
which
and
company
eastern
Net
distribution
Jan.
on
50,000
4,
1961,
shares
filed
Net
from
rev.
ry.
be
for
of
siding
sale
the
manufactures
and
of
related
notes
William,
of
used
230,000
to
shares
MacWilliam
and
toward
Net
Net
*
-
and
the
the
each
and
Fisher
of
1,027,341
The
El
of
purpose
product
and
the
will
Additions
result,
will
barrel-per-day
barrel-per-day
into
motor
in
are
In
Superior,
provide
30,000
in
catalytic
hydrofluoric acid
Joyce
and
and
an
day
4,500
reduction
a
demand,"
addition to the
$1,056,290
in
a
in
output
said.
awarded
within
months,
are
been
will
few
a
begin
and
days.
as
soon
is
it
engineering
has
for
who
made
was
oil
supply
has
been
Refining
Co.,
and
product
Other
as
and
&
PROCEEDS—The
that
contracts
which
will
complete
will
require
and
of
as
with
Net
Net
be
com¬
the
of
M.
Brown,
Net
Superior
192,
talization will consist solely
BUSINESS—Since
emphasis
sembly
has
of
"general
those
the
been
radio
of 1,064,931
placed
normally operated
and
which
market,
by
shares of common
—V.
Co.—Earnings—
1959
$
$
$
from
589,951,078
573,985,976
10,490,000
121,080,000
110,539,000
10,199,258
116,772,272
107,315,862
taxes—
,10,466,234
13,483,843
12,018,316
11,692,912
10,250,479
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—11 Months—1959
672,182
667,997
7,568,978
$84,519
$166,610
$1,024,672
*29,550
66,421
145,599
be
navigation
equipment
for
the
all types of aircraft except
ized
medical
equipment.
consolidated
sales
For
the
$6,085,000
were
months
nine
and
net
ended
income
Aug.
31,
of
1960—Month—1959
$546,000.—V.
of
the
19,510,603
223,111,483
11,307,180
11,953,926
133,242,386
137,526,915
6,830,836
7,556,677
89,869,097
87,610,208
5,431,921
6,099,162
60,836,049
59,573,913
Wash.,
has
whether to vacate
SEC
temporarily
the
offering
make
or
suspending
Securities
of
withdrawn
Act
SEC
Reserve
an
to
Association, Inc.—SEC
published notice of
Association,
investment
1961,
Reserve
has
Precision
E)ec.
on
covering
Inc.,
of
proposal to declare that National
Fremont, Mich., has ceased
to be
an
a
Instrument
1933
requ'est
with
to
are
for
respect
The
and
stock
common
more
than
York,
N.
the
Pacific
National
Trust
Life
Insurance
Co.
Stock Offered—Pursuant to
to
"The
as
lar, this
company offered publicly, without underwriting,
100,000 shares of its $1 par common stock at $3 per share.
BUSINESS—The
State
of
of
the
Florida
on
company
forms
of
group
and
ordinary
In
tailored
to
fit
19th
life,
individual
addition,
incorporated
was
day of September,
at
Tyler
1943
organized
was
The company
age.
the
located
is
company
The
company
credit
life,
disability
The
term
On
$2
the
company
specific
insurance,
gate
the
net
sales
($1
needs
plans
of
the
to
write other
insurance buying
PRESENT
estimated
proceeds
to
the
the
commissions
but
of
not
this
to
shares
of
company
common
will
and
deduction
exceed
$45,000.
offering,
will
be
are
$255,000
be
of
stock
.
life,
sales
(par
This
sum
of
used to increase
The
of
order
after
the
payment of
the issue
of
$255,000,
capital
aggre¬
the
net
and surplus
.
in
10
cents)
of
underwriter.—V.
190,
in
are
atomic
submarines,
pharma¬
and
from
,
that
fields
Bay
by
$10,700,148
635,238
6,748,714
7,337,167
$384,327
$3,951,434
75,596
281,988
be
Co.—Year-end
Pacific
Gas
Electric
&
PG&E's
next
in
winter,
California,
was
more
more
initially
gas,
than
through
which
15
a
at
will
Texas
2Q%...
primary
the
business
Banque
de
approximately
Paris'
for
exemp¬
Commission
for
period
a
the
of
Securi¬
Association
of
the
It
total
does
assets
- $468,000,000
out¬
not
as
its
and
of
net
securities,
investing
in
to
de Paris had outstanding
shares
form
"traded
are
The
that
and
and
Banque
knowledge
residents
from
of
the
of
of
on
only
United
domestic
a
de
shares
and
most
of
on
such
stockholders.
its
been publicly
It
isi
offered
domestic exchange,
1,500 shares 5are held by
any
States
who
broker-dealer
over-the-counter
Bourse
that
Paris^therefore, does
never
traded
not
1,963,200
Paris
states
residences
or
are
the
on
application
acquired
who
has
such
engaged
in
trading in the shares.
Equipment Co., Inc.—Class
are
to
total
number
by
the
stockholders;
selling
from
proceeds
for
the
the
general
^working
sale
for
its
of
A
Stock
and
being
Offered—
shares
and
42,500
for
be
the
used
engineers
addiion
the
shares
will
development
of
Balance
offered,
72,500
additional
and
replacement
promotion.
capital.
shares
42,500
of
research
machine;
sales
of
company
employment
toolmakers
hosiery
new
the
being -sold
of
company
a
and
1,244,126
by
and
ex¬
work;
promotion
machine tools;
of
will be
proceeds
added
\4
Equipment is primarily engaged in the business
of developing and producing automatic multiple needle and specialized
sewing equipment.
The company and its -predecessors date back to
Statement—
Co.,
1922.
said
on
Dec.
Plant
Paterson,
and
N.
main
27.
reported
net
sales
nine
new
'
,
fields
in
million
talization
and
cubic
The
36-incn
diameter
the. peak
At
gas
a
$500
and
customers,
of
ten
the
San
of
$505,577
million
electric
pipeline,
chase
>
145,938
of
000
lJ'
of
their
Idaho,
British
Columbia
and
Alberta.
31,
net
of
July
income
located
1960 the
$51,467.
in
East
company
of the current financing, capi¬
consist of 125,000 shares of. class A
capital
stock.—V.
to
the
14th St., Miami, Fla., filed
Dec.' 30,
1960,
covering
issuance
for
of
due
stock;
common
shares
April
upon
well
(as
1,
a
of
72,500
the
for
of
200,000
(and
warrants
the
registration
$1,800,000
1970
conversion
and
as
1652.
p.
on
debentures
deben¬
the
shares
pur¬
issuable
warrants.)
the prospectus,
to
192,
Registration—,
to
20
resell
the
company
and
persons,
the
all
debentures.
in June 1960 sold $2,000,but one have advised of
largest blocks are held
The
by Allen & Co.,- $150,000; Herbert Allen, $305,000; the Estate of Samuel
Elgort, deceased, $200,000; Bruce Forbes, W. C. McEride, Inc., Mrs.
International
Oregon,
B
W.
common
debentures
Gertrude
of the pipe at welding and coating yards along the right
Some pipe already is in the ground. Clearing, grading, trench¬
and the preparation of river crossings is proceeding variously at
shares
of
intention
stockpiles
way.
N.
SEC
reserved
72,500
According
to
,w,..
the
convertible
exercise
upon
program
facilities
class
of
2295
with
6%
shares
tures);
construc¬
said.
are
company
ended
and
will
company
shares
company,
year
common
along the route.
Sutherland
of- the
130,000
statement
to
the
Pearce-Simpson, Inc.—Securities in
•
Alberta
will be at work
pipeline is part of
for
415
of
months
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion
supplement PG&E's present
New Mexico, increasing
October.
than 3,000 men
months
of
offices
J.
EARNINGS—For the
and
1,400-mile,
begun in
rate
a
..
from
tharr 3,600,000
California,
to
Applicant's
or
1960
amount
perimental
natural'gas and,ja.. major stride
development will make 1961 a significant
and Central California, Norman R.
transported
Area
of
SEC
BUSINESS—Pathe
of
more
the
and
offering of 115,000 class A shares of Pathe Equip¬
ment was made on Jan. 5 at a price of $5
per share byAmos
Treat
&
Co., Inc. and Wm. Stix Wasserman
& Co., Inc.
the
$5,585,745
'
its
States.
nationalities
within
limited
Net
$12,922,912
Northern
in
to
1940;
capital
Banque
Such
States
citizens
shares
$1,019,565
of
beginning
of
without
exchanges.
the
during
1960—11 Months—1959
Canadian
energy
applied
Act
account
bearer
United
Pathe
to
567.
p.
$153,150
Canadian
summer
in
applications
Public
through
599,842
Alberta-California
locations
to
cts.
stain¬
porous
de Paris.
loans
1959,
31,
eight
with
Altogether the line will require about 16,800 railroad carloads of pipe
40-foot lengths, which is being rolled in mills at Napa,
Calif.; Provo,
and in Canada.
Acres
of land
have
been
covered
with huge
ing
aircraft
17'/2
of
varied
Inc.
own
stock.
Utah,
of
widely
$45,000,000.
in underwriting
engages
Paris
European
the
and
Ry.—Earnings—
Electric
president
construction
serve
jet
producer
in
pointed out, however, that such shares have
2224.
p.
progress
will
construction
76,967
436,700
cts.
Park,
share),
*77,089
&
supply
gas
tion next
Outstanding
expense
The
Francisco
cover¬
203,433 shs.
192,
from
peak-day
FINANCING
sold,
day
supplies
policies
special
public.
5,000,000 shs.
par)_,
all
proceeds
office
group
and double indemnity
Authorized
stock,
PROCEEDS—If
home
a
largest
Company
amounted
its
stock
notification
per
Dec.
know
not
energy
we
supply is tremendous,'' Sutherland said.
don't realize, however, that PG&E provides five times
much energy
in the form of natural gas.
The. comparison makes
plain that natural gas is a vital factor in our area's growth."
h ;
feet
$1,225,202
22
City, has
York
United
making
capital
shares
people
Deliveries
the
also plans to write a special Participating Contract.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
Common
of
Hollywood, Fla.
purpose
of
writing
regular
and
endowment
1960.
laws
Street,
the
for
the
under
it
year.
481,178
used
and.
constitute
electric
"Many
last
approximately
and
other
a
$752,992
ry. oper.
atomic
the
Sutherland,
America—Com¬
of
Jan. 3 offering circu¬
a
quarter
are
vehicles
may
1959,
was
account
exps.
energy
in
for
year
mon
new
forward
,
-
follows:
country's
stock
the
de
of
a
Y.
1960—Month—1959
income
opej.
Vast
application under the Investment Company Act in 1942, later with¬
and that it never issued any securities or began operation.
drawn,
1818.
p.
of petro-chemicals,
plastics
production lines.—V. 192, p. 2655.
Banque
in
for
of
from
rev.
and
gas
and in the business of
accepting deposits
large corporations.
It does not transact
business with the general public.
Of applicant's total income for 1959,
approximately 68% was derived from lending operations; 19%
from
underwriting securities and 9% from profits on sales of securities.
misleading
Island
letter of
a
New
to
go
Corp.,
(not
Inc.,
revenue
oper.
ry.
192,
same
filters
Dealers,
Banque
Exchange Commission—
filed
1960,
shares of
24,428
Co.,
Pacific Gas
hearing thereon.
a
31,
from
in
27,
at-the-market
Edelstein
*Deficit.—V.
the notice giving interested persons until Jan. 13,
It appears that the company filed
company,
request
Net
the
de Paris which^ as noted above, will own all
securities of "Applicant, was organized in 1872.
business
worth
stock.
the company's offering circular was false
of various material facts.—V. 189, p. 2569.
Railway .operating
Notice—
the
authorized
activities
Dec.
permanent an April,
"Reg. A" exemption
a
of
its
that
proceeds
Net
National
of
preparing
1960—3 Mos.—1959
of New
to
Securities
do
225,137,123
Period End. Noy. 30—
192,
distribution
be
future
the
these
<jj
18,138,016
under
public
Railway
comple¬
for other con¬
years," Sutherland said.
company's busiest and most mo¬
of
years.
Applicant is registered as a broker and dealer under
ties Exchange Act of 1934 and is a member of the National
1960—11 Months—1959
$
•'•■p. *4915.
The
of
standing
$
Spokane,
Northwestern
1960,
and
will
we
of
as
Investment
PROCEEDS—Of
is one of the largest producers of communication
navigation equipment for this market. The subsidiary, Air-Shields,
Inc., is engaged in the development, manufacture, and sale of special¬
for
order
an
The
National Aeronautical
and
1961
Corp.—Seeks Exemption—
the
issued
be
of
2510.
offered
The
the,Armed Forces and commercial airlines.
is
tube
Corp.
from
Banque
$
corporation
Robert
includes
in
construction, the company will
projects throughout Northern and
to' customers
2328.
p.
on the question
SEC
.
expects that its business will ultimately consist primarily
underwriting and distribution of securities, the sale of securities
and brokerage transactions.
Applicant may also be en¬
gaged in investing and trading in securities for its own account, and
376,418
192,
registration
The
"
Applicant
$1,331,805
income
Northfield
the
These
each.
shares.
1960—Month—1959
N. Y.—Files With Securities and
primary
and as¬
and
the
to
common
a
capi¬
units.
stock of Applicant consists of 1,000
par value,
all of which is proposed
Applicant does not contemplate that
any securities will be issued to any person other than Banque de Paris
in the future.
The application states that Banque de Paris will
acquire
all the authorized stock of the Applicant for its own account as
prin¬
cipal with no intention of distributing or otherwise disposing of such
,.
Accordingly, the suspension order has become permanent.
-
such
million
watersheds
transmission
one
were
The
poration.
to
141,561,219 126,890,257
120,297,885 108,746,268
from' ry. oper.
in respect
on
of
31—
shares
$9,064,318
7,732,513
company,
asserted
work
more
$40
rely
giving interested persons until 12:30 p.m., Jan. 13,
1961 to request a hearing thereon.
*
Paribas was organized in October,
1960 at the instance of Banque
de Paris et des Pays Bas, S. A.
("Banque de Paris"), a French cor¬
918,731,095
52,034,622
$8,593,650
p.
proposed
will
conventional
manufacture
TV
has issued
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$834,607
order
smaller
demands
be
space
the
to
Paribas
84,742,196 969,364,569
from ry. oper.
oper. income.—
hearing
a
of
cost
Pittsburg Power
is beginning at
104,953
from
from
tion
54,226,087
rev.
192,
Oct.
filters.
ceuticals
North Amercan Exploration
Co., Inc.—Hearing Canc'd
stock.
was
the
on
communication
aviation"
present financing,
organized
in
1945,
development, engineering
company
ranging
900.
p.
steel
and
>11,936,000
_—
Southern
oper.
ry.
of
the
progress."—V.
Corporation
436,862
-
Net
also
at
$1,777,368
securities
company's
Lake
refinery.—V.
the
245,304
taxes—
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
to the company,
of
$367,308
$757,701
'»
*
,
River
amount
sales
of
all
completion
$592,413
1960—Month—1959
2224.
p.
rev.
ry.
the
\
large
earnings
less
Norfolk & Western
Ry.—Earnings—
addition to the
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
3,332,747
$72,304
10,465
containment,
hydroelectric projects with a combined
142,500 kilowatts under construction in the
the
to
of
the
econom¬
corporation of Glen Cove, L. S., reported on Dec. 29 substan¬
increases in earnings and sales for the 3 months
ending Oct. 31,
Pall
$3,700,055
90,112,164
expenses
Norfolk
Corp.—Common Stock Offered
proceeds
3,125,312
$48,709
Period End. Nov. 30
This
prepay
285,495
31,271
an
burning
and
two
about
cost
outstanding (end of period)-..—
Earnings per share
9-11
the
John
manager
the
of
$357,799
279,506
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
Co.
net
to
used
$328,215
revenues
income
192,
1961
of
PG&E
units
___
■
cubic
atomic unit will
lowef^
will
units
Shares
1960—11 Months—1959
$3,717,725
million
2328.
p.
operating
—V.
in
first
West,
Corp.—Net, Sales Up—
Net
operating income
after charges—
Net
materials
1
Jan.
1961
Period End.
Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
ry. oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
estimated at $1,404,mortgages and bank loans; for an
manufacturing plant of Air-Shields, Inc., the company's
wholly-owned subsidiary; and for additional working capital.
be
wrill
8,146,415
Net
de-
Inc., Yarnall, Biddle & Co. and
Stroud & Co., Inc., on Jan. 5 made a
public offering of
60,000 shares of this corporation's $1 par value common
stock at $26 per share.
000,
15,228,127
i
operations.
general
manager
Aeronautical
Weld
1,487,419
exps.
load
underline?
as
if
area
gas
three
for
serve
years
demand
generating
the
on
customers
1960, as compared
Operating results
blending
treating capacity ;'
"These units will
>
•
co-ordination
marketing
Vice-President
1,096,723
York Telephone
Operating
Operating
gasolines
and
residual fuels which
of
is
that
made
efficient
more
continues
National
—White,
for
192,
this
our
expect
tial
18,239,684
Period End. Nov. 30—
refining subsidiary, Lake Superior Refining Co., was merged
into
Murphy Corp.
In the future, the' refinery will be identified as
the Superior Refinery of Murphy Corp.
Mr. Murphy stated that the
change
12,104,949
deficit—
oper.
Federal
fuel
to
Paribas
pany's
crude
888,116
Period End. Nov. 30—
been
also
1,256,372
$
procured.
Announcement
113,620,033
quality
expected
Construction,
as
110,955,873
ry. oper.
revenue—
the
This
131,859,717
10,354,062
1960—Month—1959
100
reactor
design
330,000-kilowatt
the
dozens
on
to
Pall
"*
11,242,178 123,060,822
9,918,885
in
process
taken
$
deficit—_
oper.
New
facilities.
have
from
oper.
ry.
—V.
units, construction will include 200,000
barrels of additional tankage, a
tetraethyl lead blending plant to re¬
place an existing unit, a new laboratory building, and a new railroad
siding.
Included
also
will
be
improvements
in
the
waste
disposal
system and additions to existing electric, piping, and transfer pumping
Bids
1960—11 Months—1959
$
almost
that
our
year.
to
California
electricity
RR.—Earnings—
$
11,175,257
exps.
work
mentous
Hartford
192, p. 2328.
1,200-'
of
distillate
day.
per
unit
&
will,
that
Cali¬
projected
estimate
it
estimate
of
Central
had
we
Humboldt Bay
This
completion
in
have
following
struction
1960—Month—1959
revenue—
operating
rev.
5,000-
of
at
con¬
balance
unit
gasoline
highest
the
1
for
will
addition
Central
2328.
p.
the
"In
369,664
192,
two
generating capacity of
Kings, Stanislaus and Feather
$1,605,608
*299,095
operat¬
simultaneous
a
we
think
we
suppression
plant."
electric power
Plant
largest
also
pressure
pioneering.
of
Power
The
power.
steam-electric
scheduled
Bay
units,
tion
past
first
and
ago
now,
rate
average
elec¬
the
type- of
second
Morro
1,938,284
*20,291
oper.
Railway
primary
said.
gasoline
barrels
of
Mr. -Murphy
new
in
increase
.
to
production
for
is
is
rising
giant
The
Plant
$3,543,892
1,896,911
$97,789
Railway operating
shares.
The
alkylation
to produce high octane
400-barrel-per-day increase
per
plans
Wis.
cracking
capacity
a
$2,953,201
182,693
employ
this
the
Net
the
fluid
$280,482
155,481
to
of
source
PG&E
serve
additional
1960—11 Months—1959
$255,022
*34,172'
New York,
quality of gasolines
although slight
additional
the
1960—Month—1959
.
exps.
an
the
serve
years
from
continues, as
by 1965.
We
40%
to
1962.
peak
over
in energy requirements
activity in developing atomic energy
our
first
PG&E
$99,541,
Netr rev. from
economical
more
a
improvement
a
a
increased
oils
low
announced
in
refinery
Murphy, Jr., president,
H.
capacity,
barrels
for
heating
C.
capacity,
1,500
provide
to
by
include
fuels,
sulfurizing
from
is
produced
has
refinery
further
and
oils
capacity,
its
program
yields
fuel
corporation,
at
To
RR.—Earnings—
income—_
oper.
ry.
—V.
general
Alice
the
development
18,425,043
from ry. oper.
rev.
Net
proposes to sell all of her holdings.
Ark.
program
12,586,389
revenue—.
Deficit.—V.
Net
all
Corp.—Construction—Subsidiary Merged—
Dorado,
struction
307,645
Connecting
operating
Railway
Railway
outstanding,
and
of
^construction -of
100,112,924
growth
grow
became
Northern
four
years
year
kilowatts.
for
peak
which
five
annually at
States
summer
a
day.
fuels.
98,945,128
level
a
area
PG&E
million
5
electric
Co.
kilowatts
1960
United
than
ahead
of
Electric
350,000
"This rapid rate of growth
be
$
2224.
p.
York
ry.
Net
Murphy
$
Is
♦
asphalt
to
has
owns
a
8,081,463
Period End. Nov. 30—
Lamoureux
feet
622,002,072 626,641,127
46,521t334 523,056,944 526,528,203
$
company's
added
company
which
995,594
1960—11 Months—1959
*
Joyce Macthe aggregate
in
increase
8,923,818
New York, New Haven
Alice
be
will
54,£02,797
43,613,408
Period End. Nov. 30—
purposes.
payable,
shares
will
$1,997,915
"We
public
retirement
Secretary,
balance
of
from
the
President,
Fisher,
corporate
stock,
100,000
Alio^ Joyce MacWilliam
J.
the
aluminum
proceeds
Lamoureux
notes
common
net
applied
and
general
the
of
own
The
be
Winston
$151,000;
for
addition
will
Lucien
to
niece,
sum
and
In
stock
payable
his
principal
funds
accessories.
additional
distributes
Looking
present rate
electric load will
be
shares,
and
52,537,226
Period End. Nov. 30—
underwriters.
company
1961.
&
"In
the
area
reached
the
a
offered
summerUhe
almost
ically competitive
1960—Month—1959
income
oper.
192,
New
being outstanding stock, by
present holder thereof.
The public offering price and
underwriting
terms are to be supplied
by amendment. Smith, Hague & Co. heads the
The
for
RR.—Earnings—
ry. oper..
the
list
"Last
$681,598
48,433
Gas
almost
company in
demand of more
8,390,503
-
Pacific
utility
221,831
$79,337
of
averaged
Sutherland said.
power
—V.
registra¬
150,000 shares
covering
to
are
years,"
fornia
$10,388,418
has
8,501,814
$
Rialway oper.
Mich.,
/■
f
Holding Company Act author¬
Detroit,
761,601
*131,684
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway
100,000
$9,183,412
in
growth
load
four
2224.
p.
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
Miss.,
Street,
tric
importance
to purchase up to 5,500 shares
Mississippi Business & Industrial
share.—V. 192, p. 2611.
South
the
of
per
"The
to
1960—11 Months—1959
$840,938
Marshall
the
of
192,
New York Central
Corp.—Offering and Secondary—
7018
operating
of
Gulfport,
at
$732,280
*$81,546
Co.—Acquisition Cleared—
common
the
arises in the future.
4
County and in Tate County, Miss., an office
building in Coldwater, Miss., and $820,000 cash.—V. 192, p. 2611.
izing
of
used
of great significance
to California's progress is the
construction of PG&E's 60,000-kilowatt atomic
electric
plant near Eureka.
It is
scheduled for service
of
generating
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
revenue—
♦Deficit.—V.
system in western DeSota
Mississippi Power
Northeastern
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net ry. oper. income—_
two
and
about
be
may
event
beginning
1,619,517
DeSota County, Miss., consisting of a distribution
system and
properties. In exchange and as consideration for such
property,
related
the
facilities
and
Another
clearly
the com¬
purchase
proceeds
of
more
While
the
for
the
813,826
company,
distribution
&
exps.
issued an order under the
Holding Company Act author¬
Jackson, Miss., to transfer to North Central Mis¬
Electric
Power
Association,
all
of
the
company's
electric
County
Orleans
oper.
„-2"he SEC has
this
of
as
ing
End. Nov. 30
Mississippi Power & Light Co.—Asset Exch. Cleared—
izing
part
favorable opportunity
a
Certificate
a
electric
New
Railway
2223.
p.
obtain
Authority.
192, p. 1711.
^Period
34,622,388
to
Commissioner
commitments
or
company,
purchase if
a
required
Insurance
of Certificate of
plans
other
any
amount
Florida
heading
Railway
.
income___
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
1960—11 Months—1959
$3,252,762 $37,930,451 $39,221,969 \
3,008,006
from ry. oper.
rev.
ry.
j $3,078,137
—V.
the
the
the
no
of
finance such
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
to
company
defined
1817.
p.
the
Authority
,
expected
7
H.
Sloan
de
and
Dominick
Finance,
&
$100,000
Dominick
each,
as
and
nominee
Ward
for
Ryder
Societe
&
Co.,
$130,000.
The
the 145,938 common shares,
66,500 shares by Foreign Power Securities Corporation, Ltd.,
prospectus
including
lists
nine
sellers
of
g
21,500
Rinehart
Allen
1965'
Goble
for.
Hickey
21,000
Canadian
by
the
2640..
April
and
tion
$2,000,000
and
696,938
and
of deben¬
River
191,
in
V.
192,
Company Act author¬
of New Castle, Pa., to issue $878,000
3V4% series due 1982, Tor sinking fund
its
of
//V"
'
;
Pennsylvania RR. —Earnings—
$
$
Railway oper. revenue__
67,822,142
Railway
exps.
from ry. oper.
operating
1960—11 Months—1959
I960—Month—1959
Period End. Nov. 30—
'
$
$
74,766.317 780,867,172
Net
rev.
810,852,523
54,203,384
58,204,510
641,447,566
16,561,807
139,419,606
144,993,290
2,833,688
5,084,881
9,799,686
192,
2224.
p.
*
izing the
the Holding
order under
an
23,000
shares
aggregate
its
of
of
Consolidated
$1,035,000.
Union's
liabilities
185,
valued
shares
will
issue
and
capital stock.—V.
par
stock
Such
Union
and
to
will
Company Act author¬
at
be
dissolve.
$45
Consolidated
share,
per
distributed
Peoples
will
10,350
shares
to
of
all
its
of
This
of
company
220
of
common
Graceland
stock,
of
which
192,
Des
Avenue,
Dec.
on
30,
Plaines,
111.,
filed
1960, covering
125,000 shares
to
are
be
162,500
ofxered
for
& Co.
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are
supplied by amendment.
The principal underwriter will receive a
five-year
non-transferable
option to buy
10,000 additional common
•
The
Rai^ay
its
three
wholly-owned
Shop,
Camera
Inc.
and
subsidiaries,
&
B.
C.
Photo
black
corporations,
and
white
Net
Net
Executive
Service
Co.
of
the
Photo
and his
company,
wife.
B.
issued 30,312 common shares to Briggs in
the outstanding shares of B. & C. Photo Service.
company
all
of
1960,
into
the
309,666
are
now
sell
used
Color,
&
C.
Photo
in
his
wife
own
finishing Kodachrome film;
photo
will
finishing
be
added
business
to
for
shares.
$125,000 for
the
payment
assets
of
other
commitments
(no
general
including working
purposes
136,083
the
new
the
corporate
and
plant addition; $85,000
$200,000 to purchase stock or
balance
reclassified
were
company's sale of additional stock
$250,000 for the purchase and installation of
in
use
a
debt;
gaged
the
of
outstanding
for
In December,
which, in addition to certain indebtedness,
owns
173,583
shares and
proposes
to
Himel
from
follows;
equipment for
then
exchange
Briggs
and
proceeds
as
struction
term
shares
common
shares
net
shares
common
outstanding.
37,500
The
be
250.312
funds
and
will
new
the
of
con¬
short-
firms
en¬
made);
used
for
Period End. Nov. 30—
and
revenue
oper.
expenses.
rwy.
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$561,564
$5,227,388
$5,254,735
261,356
269,663
2,775,915
2,630,635
$291,901
$2,451,473
84,596
673,004
Earnings
net
sales
after
fo
Net
earnings
$1.52
a
The
year
of
Jan.
on
5
reported
share
Nov.
period
of
sales
a
30,
year
of
increase,
and
$183,023,000
ago.
stock
common
14.4%
a
1960
are
in
a
earnings,
according
favorable
more
$1.72
were
compared
of
mix
to
of
President
sales,
better
Paul
S.
in
15
troduced
been
the
institutional
since
June
coordinated
consumer
1.
into
and
area
The
our
we
are
"we
last
mix
competitive
as
have
been
in¬
non-food
product has
division within our
separate
a
have
increased
Research
year.
continue
at
high
a
advertising expenditures
our
expenditures
have
been
pitch,"
above
increased
to
Gerot
the- levels
ade¬
more
quately support both near-by and long-range programs for the
develop¬
ment of new products."
V".'
Gerot stated that,
"Capital expenditures, including investments in
certain foreign operations, are
proceeding currently at an annual rate
of
$10
million.
pletion,
mill
son,
and
is
The
the
mill at
turbo-milling
complete
Texas,
flour
new
and
where
in
we
East Los
installation
operation.
expect
Land
to
Angeles is
at
has
build
a
the
been
new
nearing
Ogden, Utah,
purchased
refrigerated
at
com¬
flour
Deni-
products
plant.
"Although it is difficult
to
predict
accurately
industry during the second half of the
would
to
seem
ment
indicate
those
over
of
that
fiscal
our
fiscal
year-end
1960."—V.
conditions
year,
results
192,
p.
present
will
in
the
company's
tribution
Pipe
being
Co.,
earnings, and
made
acquired
company's
role
in
by
late
a
sales
1959,
show
of
United
pipe
the
States
during
which
plant at Ocala,
Fla.,
and
Co.
is
1960
reflected
United
States
substantially
constructing
concrete
new
a
Pa.
Despite
nessed
adverse
plants,
but
in
Early
the
also
the
formation
from
conditions
expansion
an
of
in
not
its
chemical
the
departments.
At
the
mercial
and
an
impact
of
the
in
the
of
for
his
was
4'
it."
own
company
in
available to those
<■
in
$0.70
share
per
earnings
sales
in
of
excess
compared
as
with
sales
$0.32.
of
the
Republic-Transcon.
upon
most
a
of
future's
to
meet
the
challenge
replace
to
the
old
advantageous
available
of
units,
position
better
he
to
equipment
believes
capture
his
with
com.pd.ny
larger
a
portion
market.
will
As
have
definite
a
a
industry
'
subsidiary
field.
of
Columbia-
will
not
made
be
direction
affected
with
the
those
of
Net
Net
rwy.
Lehman
1960—Month—1959
$476,785
$692,627
$7,222,426
600,321
6,957,050
J.
$7,146,625
612,823
7,173,986
income—
*55,018
52,510
260,444
new
at
clay
Oakdale,
of
paperback
Fress,
reprint
believed
is
to
believed
is
books,
be
the
to
and
be
its
the
largest
50%-owned
country's
largest
and
Nov.
10,
$100
par
value
value
class
A
\
Consolidated
ended
sales
Sept.
of
Pocket
30,- 1960,
$24,092,387
and
net
Books
owned
—V.
192,
income
stock,
common
by Pocket
2020.
p.
subsidiaries
in
$36,815,300 and
equal
37
to
applicable
All
Sept.
cents
to
30
per
the
figures
net
125,000
through
The
by
a
organized
Industrial Chemicals and
supporting
shares
of
group
public
of
offering
price
and
such
a
headed
to
by
•
filed
terms
be
used
as
supplies.
follows;
manufacture
of
$300,000
net
for
proceeds, from
establishing
the
sale
will
facilities
new -
stock
for
the
aluminum
plates and for the development of a new
tentatively known as "Plykote"; $150,000 to increase the sales
offices; $250,000 to manufacture new chemical and allied
products, including, but not limited to,
photographic chemicals; and
the
and
balance
will
be
added
to
general
funds
and
used
for
general
corporate
purposes.
addition
to
certain
In
304,000 shares
Chairman and
cials
as
a
of
.
,
indebtedness/the
common
President,
group
stock,
owns
Ram
The
of
has
company
which
250,000
Gregory
shares
and
outstanding
Halpern,
Board
management
offi¬
268,750 shares.
Electronics, Inc., Paramus, N. J.—Files With SEC
corporation
SEC
offered
York,
N.
at
$4
Dec.
on
covering
28, 1960
shares of
75,000
share,
per
filed
letter
a
through
of
stock
common
Plymouth
notification
(par
10
Securities
Y.
with
cents)
The
healthy
to
are
be
used
for
general
technical
firm,
affecting
few
past
Corp.,
available
in
the
past
years.
of
Mr.
year's
water
heaters
Stevens
noted
now
in
performance land
ready-to-be-replaced
operating
a
its
chairman
of
manufacturer.
obsolete by today's
issued
the
on
^
of
to
which
their
he
termed
numbers
a
the
industry's
continuous
flow
of
short
warranty,
low priced units now
in
housing
developments, already in need of replacement.
"Strange as it may seem," he. stated, "this same
type unit normally
$50, one-year warranty heater, is installed in
hundreds of $50 000
homes."
Conditions
which
will
class
balance
to
89%.—V.
A
is
headed
2,000
connection
will
permit
be
it
with
used
to
production
Hollis
191,
to
will be applied
and
proposed
the
orders
new
exploitation
1960,
83%
the
strengthen
accept
15,
owns
p.
new
com¬
in
of
con¬
certain
the
company's 61,013
into 366,078 capital
and
are
outstanding.
officials
now
management
2749.
Industries,
be
60
the
Inc.—Proposes
to
Buffalo, N. Y., filed a registration
i960, seeking registration of 80,000
offered for public sale at $6 per share.
be
made
cents
per
shares
same
Offering—
Avenue,
Dec.
29,
on
an
all
Bran^Grumet &
class A
at
on
stock,
to
by
of
purchase
metals,
and
to
.price
share.
the
to
broker
of
and
or
basis
none
Seigel,
through
Inc.,
who
company
The
also
underwriters
will
for
25
as
a-
February
per
finder's
a
to
agreed
cents
late
under¬
receive
has
Berkman
Gerland
of
be
share,
fee.
and
to
its
general
m^ted^Wo
1°
^
i
76%
funds
in
nickel
sale
and
of
be
stock
by
available
metals
a
other
and
rolled
Roblin-Seaway
for its general
working capital.
From these
pay a $173,280 bank
loan; and it also intends
annealing furnaces for the rolling mill operated
t0 increase its annealing
tofcertain indebtedness,
rn
contractor,
business,
anodes
the
capacity, at
h
holdings by management officials
to
are
be
a
has
company
c°™mon stock- The prospectus
f.s Boai'd Chairman and Daniel A. Roblin,
MnrHsnn
nonferrous
and
demolition
a
stevedoring
including increased
000
o
ferrous
rolling mill which produces bars, rods
The company also has or will
ranging from 50% to
equipment, a
purposes,
other
early
or
nickel.
demolition
company will
purchase additional
Stock
a
a
added
corporate
funds the
to
steel
scrap
manufacturer of rolled
products.
Net proceeds of
the
mckel
will
sale
Seaway operates
shapes of steel and
interests
lessor
a
and
while
other
have
lists
Jr.,
cost esti-
outstanding
Raymond
L.
President.
as
supplied
by amend-
in
1960
continue
which
to
do
strengthened
so
in
1961,
this
replacement
according
to
Manufacturing Co.—Forecast
*-aU4Se n-ewly devel°Pin8
Mr.
market
v
control
systems
are
,
,
•
»Ihi5iilend vtS °.cc"rrin8' in
nnd
and
i
mn
tw
™
such diverse industries
pr°cessJn£> Petroleum
steel-making, Mr. Crawford said.
historical, or traditional growth
as
processing,
electric
power
paper-making,
*
.
The
7
h
shrinkin£ Percentage
sophisticate^ and more reliable
result, Mr. Crawford
producers
will
will
largely
u
come
show
in
rate
for
new
plant
of total installed
facilities
capacity
as
equipment is made available.
As
a
predicted, the 1961 market for
many capital goods
only a modest increase over 1960.
Any increases
the
latter
part
of
the
year,
,^15^ result, Mr. i Crawford added, is that fewer plants will be
although each processing unit is
larger in capacity. In fact, many
establishing new records- for productive
capacity per unit.-
built
and
are
and
r0C6SS S PlanliS ever greater reliability, a trend is
it HpHirSn
capacity as a percentage of total productive
£CC?r££g t0 William F. Crawford, President of
tphuJlo
(
Chlcag<» and of Republic Flow Meters Co.
^Chicago). Both companies are subsidiaries of Rockwell Manufacturing
are
Stevens,
instrumentation
emtrfint^n
ranftHtv
industry
and
$75,000
proceeds
March.
December, 1960, the company will
be consolidated with
Roglin, Inc., and Seaway Steel
Corp. in 1961 and
will carry on the businesses
of those companies.
Roblin is engaged in
the
future.
units,
will have added
afe
statement
thousands
and
net
New
to the watecas
a
cushion against adverse
business conditions
general appliance industry, will
expand considerably in
"golden nest egg,"
of
projects
The
relating to proprietary products,
expansion of the marketing program,
the purchase of shop, technical and
recapitalization of Oct.
the SEC
purposes.
This prediction was made by Milton J.
Stevens, board
Republic-Transcon Industries, Inc., a major water
heater
staff
company stated
that
the
will result in increased com¬
replacement market,
the
the
its
the
position
of 1437 Bailey
with
Rockwell
corporate
manufacturer
standards,"
specialized
instrumenta¬
I
proceeds
next
systems.
It is expected that $100,000
finance
public offering is scheduled for
Organized under New York law in
to
Republic-Transcon Industries,
Inc.—Industry Forecast.
heater
electronic
The
plate
staff
own
10,000
and
■■„
The
and
a
offering
sell
company
and accessory
development
of
^development
to
outstanding stock,
commission
Company.
be supplied
is engaged in the design and manufacture of (1) offset
supplies, including pre-sensitized paper offset plates,
pre-sensitized
aluminum offset plates, direct image offset
plates, offset printing inks,
chemicals and
accessories, and (2) mimeograph stencils, mimeograph
inks
and
production
shares then outstanding were reclassified
which, in addition to certain indebtedness,
writers
and
to
are
engineering
communications,
be
the
expanded
products.
group
The
a
seeking registra¬
offered for public sale
Westheimer
and
Roblin-Seaway
1960,
be
180,000
Press
unaudited.
Y.,
180,000
Co
&
and
modern
other
with
as
of
in
be
applied to
equipment needed in
Pursuant to
shares
400,000
Co.
by James L. Hollis, president
supplied by amendment).
be
development
will
financial
capital
to
electronics
use
will
used
facilities;
shares
N.
the
for
sale
be
capital
statement
Yonkers,
29,
underwriting
amendment.
The
Dec.
stock,
common
underwriters
Avenue,
in
research
will
Of
100,000
&
used to
pay
existing bank indebtedness
existing demand notes to Hollis of $45,000, with the
added to working capital for use in
connection with the
be
proprietary
Polychrome Corp.—Files for Offering—
of
to
nection
&
:
and
$50,000
This
on
stock
further-
pany's
income
Golden
are
Son
underwriter
price
custom
processing and
plant
the
share
,
the
to
(the
a
equipment
the
and
-v..; v.;:
..
and
is
engaged
other
of
were
was
Books.
Inc:
sold
chairman
$162,522
to
operations of Golden Press,
applicable to tlje common stock
per share.
Sales" of Golden Press
was
$2,004,861, equal to 67 cents
during the 12 months ended Sept. 30
was
$2,228,329, of which $1,114,164,
shares
■
Books,
exclusive
Newbold's
Driver, Silver Spring, Md., filed a registration
on
Dec.
30,
1960,
seeking registration of
to be offered for public sale through
The public offering price and under¬
be supplied by amendment.
An additional 10,000
company's expansion plans.
^preferred stock; 2,074 shares of
stock; and 3,000,000 shares of com¬
preferred
H.
SEC
to
are
be
to
data
balance
convertible
stock.
W.
400,000
capital stock,
Parker & Redpath.
company
tions,
of
400,000
Reedie
the
of
terms
electronic
capitalization of Pocket Books as
$1,500,000 promissory serial notes, 32,500
comprised
par
Inc.__
Smith
Co.
___
2414
are
$30,000
1960
$10
Co
with
company
books.
of
100,000
400,000
&
Co
&
Electronics, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
of
board
—-The
CAPITALIZATION—Outstanding
of
shares
Co.—_
Freres
Fenner
Union
Co
shares
writing
S.
U.
400,000
Lazard
50
Auchincloss,
shares
affiliate,
publisher
&
p.
Rixon
from
Inc.
;
Merrili Lynch, Pierce,
400,000
&
Co.
&
180,000
__
Inc
&
Ripley
Inc.
100,000
.
Co.
of
amount
Amount
Harriman
180,000
Walston
of
Books,
debentures.
180,000
193,
115,000
premium.
a
BUSINESS—Pocket
the
principal
a% follows:
100,000
Rixon,
tially offering 30,000 shares of the stock to employees at
$24.55 per share. The other 570,000 shares were offered
to the, public at $26 per share.
The public offering sold
These
the
Co._
Bradford
statement
shares of Pocket Books, Inc. common stock which were
sold for certain stockholders. The company will not re¬
ceive any proceeds of the sale. The underwriters are ini¬
"
all
the
and
are
Paribas Corp
Shearson, Hanlmill
under¬
writing group headed by White, Weld & Co. Incorporated
and Goldman, Sachs & Co. offered on Jan.
5,. 600,000
the
vitrified
pipe plant
C.
<
q^fly at
purchase
them
Hallgarten
2224.
Sold-—An
of
$800,000
Stearns
—V.
Inc.—Common Stock
to
underwriters
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.__
201,830
Pocket Books,
forth,
each
-
&
Eastman, Dillon,
*$27,361
p.
by
Co:
Blyth & Co.,
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$265,376
192,
set
several
Brothers
&
Barth
Bear,
$92,306
*Deficit.—V.
the
purchased
Amount
Bache
*$136,038
oper.
of
names
debentures
management of the
this corporate change.
from ry. opers.
rev.
therein
conditions
The
op¬
Pitts¬
and
by
/
.
.
and
consolidate
to
Corp.
Our
—
UNDERWRITERS—In the underwriting agreement, the several under¬
writers, represented by Lehman Brothers, agreed, subject to the .terms
~
is
Chemical
Additional Financing Details
—
follow:
tails
Securities
...
the
officers
Co., Inc.
$4,500,000
financing de¬
Plate
996.
p.
expenses.
a
chemical
suffered
which
Jan. 2 issue reported the offering on Dec. 29 of
of
this
firm's
debentures.
Additional
1961.
Pittsburgh
Sales.
general
revenue.^
The
economy,
the year wit¬
company's construction product
their
announcement,
autonomous
operations
oper.
facilities.
* •
time
of
a
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co. announced
Pittsburgh Chemical Co. The subsidiary was
divisions
The
Co.
oper.
con¬
general
the
of
1,
Concrete
increased
year
Coatings
much
construction
company's record year to the replacement
for 80% of its sales.
By concentrating on the
dip in new housing starts which closed some
companies and plummeted others to record lows had no
effect
Ritter
subsidiary,
Jan.
on
name
principal
structure
corporate
Glass
"Millions
the
in
parent company's Activated Carbon,
Protective
creation
in
only
The
Co.
as
officers of Pittsburgh Plate,
effective
Joseph A. Neubauer became Vice-President^
Chemical Division, and Chris F. Bingham be¬
Railway
the
Pipe
Division.
Railway
the
new
Concrete
fared
home
new
advantage over the small marginal pro¬
result, within a few years he expects to see the over¬
dominated by a dozen or so large manufacturers.
Today,
approximately 100 companies produce water heaters.—V. 192, p. 445.
date,
Period End. Nov. 30—
improve¬
growing construction products field. The con¬
subsidiary helped to partially offset a decline in
coke, iron, and ferromanganese- sales due to the
continuing low op¬
erations
in the steel
industry.
tribution
have
the
by gearing up
ducer.
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
information
800.
subsidiary,
new
in
have
to
performance
opportunity
and
credits
performance
food
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co.—Net Off—Review—
The
would
accounted
heater
the
J.
be
.
operate
tion
re¬
expanding the dis^ibution of some of these
activities
the
turned
and
excellent
of
earnings
market,
facturers
,M
wholly-owned
a
Glass
under the
of
utilization
divisions
of
in
Corp.,
Plate
This corporation,
of 2 Ashburton
registration statement with the SEC
v
"Because
of
bakery
Tidy House line
operations
products.
said,
and
which
now
all
Gerot,
through improved efficiencies in our plants, and new products.
"Among thesefcnew products," he said, "five in the consumer area
and
it
Stevens predicts that the market will become more
competitive
coming year with prices varying with the efficiency of the in¬
dustry.
He says that Republic-Transcon and the other large manu¬
7,022,584
Columbia-Southern
Plate
—V.T92,
with
sources
.
the
load,
this
,
ago.
from
of ysales
area
high quality
water
said.
Mr.
27,252,546
elected
that
Manager,
Pocket
ended
same
increased
point.
$3,732,000 represent
months
the
per
advance
resulted
six
over
company
mid-year
taxes
rhte
$1,223,000
up
Minn,
the
at
will
been
On
change
burgh
year
Minneapolis,
hot
he
manufacturers
to
Stevens
water
*$92,657
8,779,060
Vice-President-Chemical
•The
erations
were
earnings
have
1961.
General
came
731,776
Pillsbury Co.—Net, Sales Up—
The
$2,033,905
633,035
Chemical
Chemical
1,
and
$2,624,100
60,485
192, p. 2224.
and
*$157,785
Pittsburgh
Co.,
Glass
Jan.
mon
$219,304
income
oper.
Mr.
of
did,"
the industry's natural advantages.
Republic-Transcon Industries will show
of
available
$2,-102,332 $31,480,172 $27,159,889
-$418,324
than
more
the
example
1960,
1959
is
29,446,267
factors
new
are
level,
increased
major
an
market
1960—11 Months—1959
2,260,117
modernization
utilized
higher
2,551,483
home
.
pointed
as
In
2224.
of
division
children's
$480,660
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net
—V.
their
who
1959.—
576,989
p.
new
publisher
capital.
1960—Month—1959
oper.
192,
division
Southern
general
Piedmont & Northern Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
in
v'
a
Golden
Railway
$2,133,159
ry. oper.
Columbia-Southern
The
by Briggs.
In December, 1960, the company
received all of the outstanding stock of Photo
Color, Inc. and Pickwick
Camera Shop, Inc.
as
of October, 1960, as a contribution from the
company's stockholders, Briggs, Himel and his wife.
On the same day,
the
$2,012,000
1960—Month—1959
income_
oper.
became
owned
was
.
it
many
noticeable
•;
color
Vice-President
from
rev.
ry.
♦Deficit.—V.
are7 engaged
and
and
in
two
water
1959
upon
the
than
He
1960
Coke.
$50,580,000
rise
last
decreases, in
any
water
the
on
the
"Instead,
for
Service
Co., all
in the processing and printing of
photographic film, the wholesale distribu¬
tion of photographic equipment and
supplies in the Chicago area, and
the operation of three retail camera
shops in the Chicago area.
Prior
to October, 1960, Photo
Service, Inc., Photo Color, Inc. and Pickwick
Camera Shop, Inc. were
jointly owned by Briggs and Robert Himel,
Illinois
Pittsburgh
with
compared
operating exps.
chemical
-
and
company
Pickwick
for
better
2510.
Railway oper. revenue—
a
be
Inc.,
to
Period End. Nov. 30—
Podesta
shares.
of
hot
squarely
units
sales and earnings for the year are not yet available,
Coke & Chemical's latest interim report showed that for
months of 1960, sales were $49,738,000 and net income
p.
$100
public sale by the company and 37,500 shares, being outstanding stock,
by S. Lyall Briggs, President.
The new shares are to be offered for
public sale through a group of underwriters headed by Cruttenden,
to
the
-
&
stock
these
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—Corporate Structure—
registration statement with the SEC
shares
<"
an
or
Union
by
assume
Photo Service, Inc.—Files for Offering and Secondary
^
achieve
to
including
below
blame
nine
$1,423,000,
was
2218.
p.
reorganized
products,
recent
heater industry's drop in
unit sales in
the Republic-Transcon chairman laid
the
shoulders of those manufacturers who
did
not take advantage of the
industry's natural asset.
"It is
my
opinion that had the industry, as a whole, taken ad¬
vantage of
this replacement market and the need for
1960
.
coating.
effects
for
Commenting
modern
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
&
stockholders
market
Also,
of Pittsburgh, Pa., to acquire all the assets of The
Light Co., Grove City, Pa. To effectuate such acquisi¬
tion, Peoples' parent, Consolidated Natural Gas Co., will issue to Union
Heat
first
V.
company,
Union
of
common
Although
Peoples Natural Gas Co.—Acquisition Approved—
The SEC has issued
line
the
that
home
building.
increasing as the family grows and as
many new hot-water consuming 'wife-savers' are
being introduced into
the kitchen and laundry room."
requirements for its coal-derived
sugar
refining, food processing
new
plant is located on the Big Sandy
near Ashland,
Ky.
Valley
bad
"Demands
million
$4
new
the
erase
at
Pittsburgh.
a
and
opinion
and
the
'
•
,
built
Monday, January 9, 1961
.
explosion
Stevens'
$12,900,000
26,690,556
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
has
Mr.
in
665,859,233
13,618,758
Division
capacity—all
from
is
It
$18,000,000
Pittsburgh
Net
River
population
.
activity.
Marquette
V.
.
the
$7
.
Chemical Co. recently announced that its cement
subsidiary, Green Bag Cement Co., will be sold to Marquette Cement
Manufacturing Co. This will permit Pittsburgh Coke to concentrate
funds and management attention on the fields in which it has strong,
well-established,
and
fully
competitive
positions.
Pittsburgh
Coke's
interest in the cement industry has been limited to Green Bag's single
plant operation. For the acquisition, which is scheduled to be consumated
on
Jan.
17,
1961, Marquette will
issue
150,000
shares of
purposes.—
2510. '
extensive
an
anhydride
Ohio
Coatings Division has been
marketing results for all of its
Pittsburgh Coke
first
company
p.
Carbon
increased
Ohio
effective
Insul-mastic
bonds,
the
the
the
Protective
The
Pennsylvania Power Co.—Issue of Bonds Cleared—
mortgage
Activated
the
meet
absorbents used in
water purification. The
more
izing
down
miles
granular
to
phthalic
additional
and
seven
the
Meanwhile
plant
r
The SEC has issued an order under the Holding
plant,
Island,
owns
shares.—V.
common
Neville
April
until
announced
within
anhydride
at
exercisable
share
per
subsequently
Co.
expansion program designed*3 to improve its competitive posi¬
the industry. Included in the expansion are the Industrial
Chemicals
Division's
new
sulfuric
acid
facilities,
a
modern
maleic
million
purchase
Feb.
16,
George J: Langley
$15
at
72,500 warrants
outstanding
'
has
.
shares,
10,000
1965;
1,
exercisable
shares,
company
for
warrants
owns
through
12,500
share
per
Chemical
Pittsburgh
&
Power
for the
through
warrants
own
$12.25
at
In addition to the
1965.
tures,
&
exercisable
share
per
warrants
Vilas
and
Co.
shares,
Gene
$15,625
p.
director,
a
Ltd., and 10,000 by William S. Simpson, president,
Simpson.
The Simpsons will retain 23,290 shares and
V.
5,000.
&
50,000
19,
Rinehart,
John
by
Marion
and
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'
«
Securities,
Paper
of
(108)
•
Continued
on
page
46
Volume
193
Number 6019
The Commercial and
.
Financial
Chronicle
(109)
Per
Name of Company
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
nounced
the
first
are
grouped
indicate
we
all
during the current week.
in
the
Then
two
separate
dividends
4.96%
Hawaiian
second table in which we show the
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Per
Name of
Steel
Alba
Company
New
(quar.)
common
1-
1-31
Furniture
Home
American
Machine
(Two-for-one
proval
American
(quar.)
of
split
Pad
&
Anderson,
Clayton
Anglo-Canadian
Corp.
&
to
1
Power
Co.
National
J30c
3-
1
2-10
Interstate
2-
1
1-10
Stock
t56j/4C
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-
9
$1.12y2
Bank
(Pa-.)
2-1
1-
50c
Credit
2
the
on
1-
2
12-20
stock)
2%
1-13
17'/2C
1-28
A
$1.50
preferred
1
1-18
2-
1
1-17
$1
2-
1
1-13
2-
1
1-16
1-28
1-13
(quar.)
37»/2C
1-28
1-13
6%
preferred A
(quar.)
15c
1-28
1-13
6%
preferred B
(quar.)
15c
1-28
1-13
10c
1-27
1-
and
4c
Barcalo
Boston
Fund
from
Mfg.
"B"
capital
Co
Safe
from
(6c
'
Deposit & Trust
75c
__r__
3-
1
2-
(A.
7-
1
6-
Stock
1
$3
._
1-
3
$2
County
Bank
&
Trust
(s-a)
:
1-16
1-
3
40c
2-10
1-
4
30c
(Pa.)
Extra
2-10
1-
4
R.)
Inc.
Foils,
Class
A
Ltd.,
Central
Electric
$2.75
(quar.)
&
Gas,
preferred
Central
Power
4.20%
preferred
Central
pref.
$1.50
2-10,
30c
1-20
1-20
1-31
1-12,!
1-31
1-12
$1
2-
1
1-14
2-
1
1-14
35c
(quar.)
2-
1
1-19
.
68 %c
pfd.
(quar.)
Corp., $1.40 pref. A (quar.)
preferred
B
1-31
$1.05
common
4%
(quar.)
Securities
$1.40
1-31
„
L
2-10
$1.05
(quar.)
Light,
&
2-15
25c
(quar.)
common
preferred
2-15
tl5c
,
Caterpillar Tractor,
4.20%
tl5c
common
(quar.)
35c
Chain
Store
Chase
Manhattan
Real
(from
Estate
capital
Trust
(quar.)
.__
2-
1
2-
1
1-
2-
1
2-
quar.)_
1
1-20
1-20
2-15
$1.50
(increased
62V2c
$-31
$2
Bank
3
1
,
l-13
"
Chicago,
Inc.
Burlington & Quincy
RR
:
3-14
preferred
2-
1
1-19
Affiliated
15c
3-31
2-28
30c
2-15
1-20
5%
2-15
1-20
Air
Control
Air
Cletrac
Corp.
$4.50
Illuminating,
preferred
Columbia
Gas
Life
Ky.)
(increased
Concord
Natural
from
(optional)
Products
Stock
12-28
1-12
9c
Stores
1-15
1
2-25
Aluminum
1-15
12-10
Aluminum
2-
1
$1.25
....
3-
Products
3-
l
2-15
'
i5c
20c
Stock
1-31
1-31
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
10c
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
35c
(Fla.)
Corp.
Investment
Lee
1-12
15c
1-31
1-18
5%
_.
2-27
$1.30
1-13
will
vote
dividend
Rubber
&
Tire
(reduced)
Liberty Fabrics of N.
Y.
Mutual
(stock
dividend)
Fund—
2-16
1-16
of
Co.
_
1st
—
2nd
1-31
IOC
1-13
Stockholders
meeting
to
will
25%
5
5%;
preferred
Amerace
Stock
12-30
American
Biltrite
Stock
3
(L.
National
Bank
Mid-Texas
6%-
Nassau
(New
Insurance
(Lincoln,
Minneapolis Gas Co.
(increased
Montana
Power
Co.,
Clemens
'
6%
preferred
Mutual
Shares
and
come
(quar.)
Corp.
30c
:
(20c
$1.25
1-31
2-16
1-13
Bedford
Special
New
Gas &
5%
12-20
American
Distilling
12-20
American
Electric
$1.50
preferred
Corp.,
6
12-31
3
2-10
Class A
1-16
1
1-26
Mackinac Ry.
National Corp.,
Class
B
1-13
capital
gains—
4.75%
2-
20c
Mfg. Corp. (Ind.), $1.56 pfd.
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly).—
Monthly
5%
preferred
Eichler
(quar.)
Homes
Stock
4
(quar.)
1-31
4-
25c
3
12-30
3-20
1-31
1-17
2-28
:
25c
2-15'
Anglo Investment—
Ducommun Metals
&
+$1.25
3-
1
2-10
25c
_
Supply Co.
2-
1
1-12
(quar.)
Penn
4V2%
1
10c
1-20
1-
1-13
1-27
1-13
2-
2
1-17
1
1-17
long-term
preferred
Fabien Textile
1-
6
■v
class A & class B
Ltd.,
Fidelity Fund
Co.
—
1
1-14
2-
1
1-18
2-
1
1-18
$35c
2-
1
1-18
65c
2-
6
70c"'
————
.
2-
1-
3
1-
4
(D. C.)—
of Washington
Semi-annual
1-14
$35c
.L.
Capital gains)..
(from
Fireman's Insur.
1
f 25c-
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-
15c
-
Extra on both class A and class B
*$1.40 preference
12-30
20c
——
—
1-10
8c
—.—
———'
Federal Grain,
Extra
Food
Bank
Foote Bros.
Class
B
(Yonkers)
9
1-
5
5
5c
1-
9
1-
2-
1
1-17
12 %c
2-
1
1-20
12 %c
I
(quar.)
1
1-
20c
—
4%
preferred (s-a) —
Gear & Machine, class A (quar.)
Stores
2-
5c
(quar.)
...—
_.
Giant Markets,
Franklin
1-13
25c
Quarterly.
National
2-
1
Corp.
1-16
$1
*'3" 1
4
2-15
29c
1-31
12-30
8c
1-31
Fund,
Class
A
A
(monthly)
8c
2-28
2-15
Class
A
(monthly)
8c
3-31
3-15
(increased
monthly):
<
15c
1-25
1-16
Baking Co. "(reduced )__..___
7%c
2-
1
1-13
General
Telephone Co.
22 %C
2-
1
1-
preferred
Stock
Grace
Green
Goods
(quar.)
—
6
Bay & Western
1-23
5%
Co.
1-31
1-31
,1-23
2%
3-17
2-17
5c
(initial).
&
Stock
4%
Funds,
Series
H-C7
Series
H-DA
Harrisburg
1-
Stock
3
Animal
2-15
1-91
5%
2-15
1-31
2-10
1-13
2-
1
1-13
2-
1
1-13
$1.25
(quar.)
3%
(Mass.)
(s-a)—__
2-
12 %c
1-16
$1.25
1-16
from
1-16
12-31
9c
1-25
1-11
income)
net
Class
5
Applied
1-
Argus
dividend )_._-—
(stock
2-
$5
RR.—
6
1-18
$2.50
3-
1
2-10
$1.02 y2
3-
1
2-10
(quar.)
$1.23%
3-
1
3-
1
Constable
2-10
American
$1.25
1-13
68%c
1-13
1-
3
1-
3
Pacific
South
Power
Atlas
Oil
Shore
Storer
&
P.)
(J.
Class
B
Suburban
—
12-29
$1.20
2-
1
1-18
3-
1
2-15
1-23
1-
Texas
2-
Gas
Increased
&
class
B.
I.
F.
Industries
(quar.)
common
3
1-
3
1-16
1-13
3-
1
2-
1
12-30
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-
5
1-20
1-
5
1-15
12-19
.
3-24
2-
9
1-16
12-31
$1.20
1-14
12-23
12-31
2-
1
2-
1
1-13
3-
1
1-27
1-12
12-
2-
1
12-30
3-
1
2-20
1-16
12-15
30c
8
2-
1
2-
1
1-
5
2-
1
1-
5
25C
1-
5
1-15
1-15
2-
1
1-
3
2-
1
1-
3
2-
1
35c
:
fcl.12%
1-20
2-20
1-27
1-31-
1-16
1-31
1-20
Baldwin
Rubber
2-
2-
1
1-16
1-16
1
1
1-12
1-15
1-15
1-10
1-15
1-10
2-
2-
5
(quar.)
15c
1-31
1-10
pfd.
(quar.)
$1,50
1-13
12-30
15c
6%
(quar.)
1-26
1-12
20c
3-20
2-17
Common
(reduced)
20c
6-19
5-19
(reduced)
20c
9-18
8-18
Baltimore
&
Ohio
RR.,
—
(reduced)
common
4%
non-cumulative
preferred
(quar.)
$1
3-20
2-17
4%
non-cumulative
preferred
(quar.)
$1
6-19
5-19
4%
non-cumulative
preferred
Co
(quar.)
$1
9-18
8-18
15C
1-13
12-20
Bangor
7%
(Joseph)
&
Sons
Hydro-Electric
1
1-16
Bank
1-25
1-13
California
Bank
of
Nova
Bankers
(Cleveland)—
of
Trust
Scotia
12-26
12-26
12-26
1-20
12-26
40c
(quar.)—
1-20
1-20
$1.07
(quar.)
1-20
$1
common
—
preferred (auar.)
4Y*%
preferred (quar.)
55c
$1.75
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
————
4%
65c
1-
Corp.
Co.,
1-10
5%
_^i_.
1-20
1-13
Common
$1.75
2%c
1-31
55c
(quar.)
1-16
Bancroft
(quar.)
£ shares
quarterly
3
1-
12 %c
2-24
25c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
Bank
1-
30c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
1-31
10c
preferred
1-13
$25c
Okla.)
Company,
3-10
65c
7%>
1-11
1-16
1-16
93 %c
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
S.)
preferred
Piano
(quar.)
Commerce
(L.
4V2%
Baldwin
(1954 series)
Oil &
pfd.
preference
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
preferred
4%
1-20
1-25
Co.—
1-16
65c
(Bait.),
1
$1
(quar.)
&
20c
(extra)-
Trico
prior
Corp.
Ayres
1
1
Gas—
dividend
Union
Ltd.
Nichols
12 %C
Instruments,
1-20
2-
25c
(quar.)
common
(Tulsa,
2-24
(quar.)
B
Insurance
1-31
(1952 series)
Stock
3.75%-
3-10
preferred
Finance
12-21
1
9
3-
5%
St
Time
12-30
2-
$4.50
Extra
*
5.20%
Co.,
45c
(quar.)
Suburban Propane
1-20
1-25
4
13c
(quar.)
37 %C
_
(quay<M*
(quar.)
Gas
1-16
10c
(quar.)
common
1-31
$1.12%
•
Co.
1-
1
43 %c
Development—
Broadcastihg,
1-16
2-
$25c
Austin,
61c
.—
(increased quar.)
&
12-29
Avco
.a
Corp.
9
3%
25c
Electric
Steels,
1-26
40c
—,_
(quar.)____—__.
dividend
Parts
Stevens
A
12-20
30c
Refining,
Life
1-10
Co.—
:—
preferred
Stock
Steel
Atlas
27c
(quar.)
Extra
$2.44
Atlantic
35c
-__
(Los Angeles)
1-31
25c
(year-end)
;
preferred
3
Shares—
gains)
1-16
12-
4%
Electric
(quar.)
City
1-16
1-10
$1.18%
1-
7c
capital
Seven-up Bottling
Sierra
Hegemah
non-cumulative preferred (s-a)
& Charlotte Air Line Ry.
(s-a)
4%;
1
1-31
82 %c
—
payment omitted
—.—
(From
&
Extra
5%
Atlantic
Selected
Corp.
Atlanta
Co.—
at this time.)
Seagrave Corp., 5%; preferred (quar.)
5V2% preferred (quar.)
2-
3
35c
quar.)
(payable in stock)
Equipment Corp.
(quar.)
Common
2-10
$1.37 Vz
(increased
Co.
Year-end
2-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
75c
1-
12-20
25c
Artesian Water,
7%>
preferred
(quar.)
Associated Stationers Supply (quar.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
&
Arnold
2-10
$1.18%
1-16
$2.50
1-13
Armour
*
.___
12-27
1-30
62 %c
(quar.)
Arrow-Hart
preferred
Fisher
(quar.)
Aro
preferred
&
B
Corp.
1-27
1
1-10
26c
30c
(increased-quar.)
1-13
preferred K
United
Continental
vestm't inc.
United
Fund
(7c
and 5c from
Printers
1-31
12-31
3c
1-31
12-31
$1.25
1-15
12-31
States
United
'
——
"&
from
net
in-
securities profits)
Publishers,-Inc.
(quar.)
—
12c
15c
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
,
Extra
1-31
'
1-12
1-30
1-17
Barber
Trust
Transit
5%'preferred
Co.,
Co.
(N. Y.)
common
(quar.)
—
(stock
Basic
(quar.)
5%
2-
1
1-12
15c
div.)
2-1
1-13
1-16
$55c
2-
1-
9
1
12-31
43c
(quar.)
(N.
Y.)
—
—;—
Corp., 7%
pref.
(s-a)__—
—
1-15
12-16
25c
1-15
12-16
t$1.75
1-15
12-31
30c
(quar.)
__.
Oil
Products,
4V2%
1
1-13
Bathurst
3-
1
2-3
Baystate
Class
common
convertible
2-
62 %c
I
_—
pref.
com.
12-27
4.95%
J
Ltd.,
6
1
2-17
1-31
1-16
28y«c
1-31
1-16
$50c
3-
1
2-
37Y2c
2~
1
1-21
1
3c
Co.,
Corp.
3
1-25
6-26
1
5c
1-25
3-
3
3-
$36c
Corp
2-
3-
7-
for
(quar.)
1-
$1
.$2.25
r
6
1-16
shares
45c
3%
1-20
held)
Arkansas Western Gas
1-20
$1.02%
1
25c
30c
—
1-20
2-
$$0,007
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
L
Film
12-27
dividend
preferred I
&
3
t,
1
62 %c
1-
(quar.)
12-
2-
20c
(quar.)
com.
20c
—
12-30
9
J25c
(s-a)
1-30
common
12-30
1-
J70c
(quar.)
25c
:
Electric,
1-14
75c
(s-a)
—_
(quar.)__
y2c
5c
of America
(quar.)
&
A
—
(initial)
(Six par 5c 2nd pfd.
Arts
5
—
Inc.—
Telephone
A
1-
12-30
4%
Chemical
div.
9
1-23
Anthes-Imperial, Ltd., class B
each share
1-13
1-16
12-
1-10
5c
1-13
1
1-10
(s-a)
Stock
1
1-26
Products—
Ltd.
Chemical
2-
Y.)
(increased-quay.)
Center
Trap Co. of America,
preferred (quar.)
Anken
12-31
10c
——_—
Gas
Vitrified
Ansul
4.10%
Sayre
(N.
dividend
Anglo-Huronian,
1-16
$1.25
(quar.
preferred H
3%%.
Insurance
Anglo American Exploration. Ltd. (stk. div.)
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
57c
preferred F (quar.)
4.10%
gains)
cap.
i
preferred
conv.
tlOc
(quar.)_
:
Stores
United
Hamilton
$15c
!
1
of California—
dividend
(W. R.)
2-
X.A
Varnish
Extra
Class
(initial)__
General
4V2%
Co.
Inc.
Rochester Gas
Fire
Recreation
$2.80 preferred
1-16
15c
,,—
common
6
investment
realized
quarterly
Natifral
American
12-30
12-30
,__
1-15
Class
Glick Chemical
1-15
1-15
30c
Estate Investment Trust Co.
5.20%
Futterman Corp.—
Sporting
American
12-29
10c
15c
—
.
Puritan
1-20
1-26
20c
(quar.)
Fruehauf Trailer Co., 4%
preferred (quar.).
Fundamental Investors (from capital gains)
Gateway
Corp.,
Common
12-23
First Camden National Bank & Trust (N. J.)—
First
•
2-28
$1.25
(quar.)
Finance
National
Increased
from
(6c
from
1-17
Heusen
1-20
30c
(quar.)
Fund
20c
2
dividend
(Common
Extra
Molasses
Mutual
and
American
Corp. of America—
Phillips-Van
1-
$1.12%
j&r,
c
2-
_
1-24
2-25
25c
$1.25
gains during 1960)
12-30
1-14
(quar.)
American
(quar.)
1-25
1-13
20c
common
American Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
American Transit Corp.—
:!
12-30
$1.25
Co.,
3-20
(quar.)
1-13
1-16
15c
(quar.)
3-20
gains)-
12-19
1
1
97
common'
1
Corp.
9
22-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)___•
Co..
1
capital
1-
25c
4-
Chemicals
1-17
12-19
12-19
(quar.)
4-
1
-
9
9
4%
common
$1
(increased)-.
1
11-
Foundry—
__.
income
Square Mutual Fund—
6
3-15
&
Metal Climax, Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
American
1-13
1-27
Bottling—
2.-
payable in
$1.16
._
Pennsalt
(stock div.
$1.18
Economic
5
2%%
dividend)
(quar.)
Coca-Cola
Extra
3
1-
25c
(stock
American
6%
Palestine
2-
2-10
50c
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (s-a)
1-20
27 %c
preferred E (quar.)
2-28
30c
(quar.)___
preferred B
Panama
(annual)
2-
preferred D
„
3
10c
5%
1-13
5.50%?'
2%
(quar.).
dividend.
Printing (quar.)_
Fate-Root-Heath Co. (quar.);
Mfg
1
25c
(quar.)
com.
2-
3%;
payment)
(quar.)
Felt,
preferred
Arlington
1-
&
preferred
American
1
'2-
37 %c
,—
4%
Reliable
27c
39c
——
Dodge
Dominion &
,
1
25C
stock)
common
Hair
12-30
2-
15c
—
Orange & Rockland Utilities,
4.65% preferred A (quar.)_
Reliance
1-16
$5
B
Machine
12-30
1-13
50c
participating class A
—
1-20
Co.—
preferred——_
Diversified Growth Stock Fund, Inc. (Del.)—
From
A
3.90%
12-30
25c
(quar.)
Old
3-
37 %c
Co.
Power
American
1-16
1-20
$1
(reduced)
3-17
1%
(quar.)
and class
class
1-19
2-
preferred
5%>
(quar.)
common
2-10
1
Greetings Corp.—
1-
1-
6c
-
Merchandise Co.
Illinois
3-10
4-
t56c
Corp.
1
1.' '•
non-cumulative
30c
(quar.)_.
1
1
50c
(quar.)
12-22
Corp.—
1
ordinary in¬
Edison Light
1-20
2-15
93 %c
(reduced)
Radio
Co.
American
__—
York
Northerif
Real
Detroit &
&
Can
Cement
American-Marietta
New
12-30
1
4 %
Rubber
1-
40c
capital gains)
2-15
9
■
45c
2-
$1.50
.
from
realized
from
Extra
10c
(reduced)
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Products Co.—
Metal
1
1-
J25C
(year-end
Co.
Cable
American
1-17
Neb.)—
6%>
Mount
3-
75c
(quar.)
$2
30c
$3
Plymouth National Bank
Corp
common
40c
Quarterly
7
3
10c
American
'
Life
1-27
Bedford)—
(increased quar.)
1
com.
(quar.)
Book
American
30c
Bank
Telephone,
preferred
Midwest
of
I.)_.
National
1'
21-
3-
i
(quar.)
—____
dividend
American
gains.)
Brook
County
12-'-.
»
1-15
20c
dividend
Meadow
1-11
2-28
"■
12 %c
common
2-15
Merchants
1-16
75c
dividend
20c
(From capital
Pioneer
pro¬
a
common
1
25c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Stock
Massachusetts Investors Trust
5%>
annual
on
10c
Motors
Beverage
the
at
April
on
dividend.
stock
Continental
vote
held
be
5c
3%
Extra
1-
2-
Sugar—
12-30
(From net capital
(Chicago)—
Co.
12-21
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1-16
Petroleum
.
Casualty
1-21
1-20
12 %c
preferred
1-16
Stock
Continental
(quar.)
America,
10c
Extra
pro¬
12-12
2-15
6c
(quar.)
a
Canada, Ltd.—
of
lie
Peoples Credit Jewelers, Ltd.
annual
the
at
1-10
"15q,
6
200%
(14c from investment income and 16c from
(distribution
Trust
in' shares or cash)
Co. (Chicago)—
1-13
22 y2 c
I
income)
1-12
1-31
Co.
preferred
4'/2%
1-17
20c
1%'
(quar.)__
net
~
Corp.,
Amalgamated
2-15
$1.12%
(quar.)__—__
common
(quar.)
2-10
1-25
(quar.)
Stores
$3.75
;
(quar.)—
Telephone
(from
dividend
Allied
20c
x
...
Inc.
(initial)—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Products Corp.
(resumed)
6%
12-29
4%
5%
6c
meeting to be held on April 5 on a
posed 50% stock dividend
Continental Aviation & Engineering-
posed
6
1-20
1-25
1-
2-25
of
(quar.)
Common
and
income)
_
Assurance
Stockholders
Cott
3-
1
2-15
5%
Gas,
capital gains
Reduced
4-
(Louisville,
dividend
Continental
1-20
20c
—
quar.)
preferred
Consolidated
1-12
27 VzC
(quar.)
Co.
Insurance
Consolidated Development
Stock
1-28
2-15
$1.12%
Inc.
Investment
Commonwealth
(quar.)
com.
<quar.)__
System,
Commonwealth
5 V2 %
15c
45c
-—
Cleveland Electric
1-20
Holders
1-20
15c
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR. (reduced)
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Railway—
Inc.
(from dividend
Industries
Fund
American
(s-a)
When
Payable of Rec.
300 %
Adirondack
(quar.)__:__
the
25c
approval
1-31
__
Jantzen, Inc., common (quar.)
£5% preferred A (quar.).
LaCrosse
to
2-15
Allied
.
(subject
35c
....
Mutual,
interest
dividend
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal RR.—
4%.
in
2%
s-a)
1-15
1-19
$1.75
gains),.
1-19
50c
Century Shares Trust
1
41c
(quar.)
2-
37V2c
(quar.)_
(initial
2-15
Schools
....
Services,
3
1-10
...
given
Share
1%%
$1.12%'
Quarterly
Canada
1-
1
dividends announced in previous
The list does not include divi¬
1
"_T
1-17
2-
Per
6
1-16
$1.50
(quar.)
Extra
Bucks
1-27
5c
-
12»/2C
Vending Corp. (stock dividend)
Quarterly
cash
dividend
Abrams
....
Correspondence
Loomis-Sayles
income
gains)
(quar.)
Name of Company
Massachusetts Business Development (annual)
Axe-Houghton
Tanning
ABO
time.)
(quar.)
Dive^ified
Ivobacker
(quar.)
12-31
1-31
preceding table.
1-13
17 Va c
(quar.)
Class
1-12
week, these being
1-13
2-
12-30
Banking Corp.—
Common
1-31
25c
Jersey Investment Corp. (Plainfield, N. J.)—
6%, preferred B (quar.)
and.class
common
15c
(quar.)
common
Department Stores
Investors
12-20
Corp.—
dividend
Automobile
1-
30c
Extra
(Stock
4
9
(s-a)
11c
20c
weeks and not yet
paid.
dends announced this
1-10
1-
50c
(quar.)..
this
at
2-17
)I™I—I—II
capital gains)—
(from
give the
we
1-10
1-16
1-16
47 %c
dividend
Investors
_T
omitted
(s-a)—
preferred
$1.12y2
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
f73c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1-16
35c
(quar.)
Y.) (quar.)__
(N.
Shoe &
Below
$1.25
Co.—
Worlds, Ltd
(Va.)—
preferred
Co.
Wolverine
3-15
Light (quar.
1-18
1
100%
(quar.)
payment
International
1-13
._
1-31
&
Holders
Payable of Rec.
30c
subject
(s-a)
Lighting & Power $4 pfd.
Refrigerator (quar.)
4 % %
1-18
1-26
(quar.)
2-10
2-
Fuel
(quar.)
Addison-Wesley Publishing.—
1-10
2-
(quar.)
preferred
1-19
50c
A
8%
Insurance Corp. of America (stock dividend)
Interchemical
Corp., common
(quar.)
50c
class
Wisconsin Fund, Inc.
Bearing Co.
Ingersoll-Rand
ap¬
$1
Wisconsin
1-31
1-16
1
(quar.)
4.50%
B
2-15
2-
1-10
1-10
56y4c
(Joseph) Company (quar.)
(Common
1-20
(quar.)__
Co.
4y2%
Atlas
1
1
1
Hussmann
6%
subject
Telephone,'
preferred
Ashland
2-
30c
April 18).
(increased quar.)
Paper
Viscose
&
Hardart
Houston
3
stockholders
American
Appalachian
25c
5c
(monthly)
Foundry—
stock
Ball
&
Home
1-16
Hydro-Power
,
Products
&
4
2-
When
Share
Westinghouse Air Brake
2-
dividend)
dividend
Francisco
Power
Per
Name of Company
1-10
-75c
Water
Hoover
Horn
1-16
(initial)
American
4V2%
1-13
65c
(quar.)
Equitable Assurance—
American
$2.90
ioc
Corp.
Mills
Petroleum
American
Holyoke
Holders
1
62c
(stock
(San
2-
56y4c
(stock
approval of stockholders):
Bank
When
Payable of Rec.
75c
Special
Holders
2-
Telephone
Hibernia
Payable of Rec.
10c
Hosiery
Amerada
When
Share
Co
to
(quar.)_I
(quar.)
Corp. of America, com.
4%% preferred (quar.)
a
Acme
preferred
Hat
an¬
follow with
we
Share
Hartford Electric Light, common
4.50%;
preferred (quar.)
9
A
Power
&
(quar.)
preferred
Paper,
A
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
1
—
1
1
Vogt
Manufacturing
(quar.)______.
-
15c
Corp.
(increased)
10
The Commercial and
(110)
When
Per
(J.
Beam
dividend
Stock
3-23
4%
special
guaranteed
(quar.)
1-16
12-30
7%
regular
guaranteed
(quar.)—
4-
1
13-10
2-
1
12-31
1-27
2-
50c
1-
6
1-13
1-12
12-27
1-
Oil
Common
Hats,
Biltmore
Class
A
Binks
Bliss
$4.25
9
Co7,~$1.80
Food
Borman
Bostitch,
1-15
12-16
Commerce
25c
1-10
12-29
Commercial
1-10
12-29
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
Products
2-
1
1
—
Columbia
Increased
1-12
1-16
1-
3
2-
112'Ac
——
1-
Inc.,
140c
1-15
1-15
(s-a)
—
British
British
(final)
ordinary
Ltd.,
Oxygen,
(Less
and
tax
income
12-30
10%
—__
1-15
3-
3
12-30
Consolidated
Bond
4.16%
3-15
Finance
6%>
preferred
60
cents preferred
(quar.i
Bulova Watch Co. (quar.)_,
Burgess Vibrocrafters
Company, Ltd.,
1-15
30c
(quar.)
2-
10c
..3-
1
1-16
1
preferred
.
1-
3
preferred
Continental
Controls
1-16
12-28
(s-a)
1-16
12-28
12-22
Corn
Products
1-13
1-14
1-
4
Cornet
1-14
1-
4
Coronation
1-
9
12-27
Counselors
Investment
1-
6
County Trust
4-27
4-
6
Craig Bit,
5.10%
Crown
Cork
1
1
1-20
Hinds
Class
1-20
A
Co.
Cuban-American Sugar,
1-20
12-31
1-15
$1.17'A
D
C
Transit
1-15
12-31
1-20
2-
1
1-
2
$4.24
2-
1
1-
2
4'A %
2-
1
Dallas
System,
Power
Dana
&
Campbell
1-
_
Mines,
2
1.
1-
2
Daryl Industries
1
1-
2
Davenport
1-13
12-30
1-27
12-28
preferred
4V*%
12-28
Delaware
Extra
1-31
1-13
25c
1-10
12-27
1-10
12-27
class
1-16
l$1.06'/»
;
4-
175c
(s-a)—.—__
A
—
4-
112'Ac
—
&
Detroit
Edison
B
1
12-10
Canadian Bank
Ry.
of
Diamond
$1.50
5%
(quar.)
Distillers,
—
preference
(quar.)
Canadian Drawn Steel, Ltd.
General Investments,
Industries, Ltd.,
preferredr (quar.i
Canadian Pacific Ry. (s-a)
Vickers
Canadian
Plastics
Capital
Ltd
Carolina
Carpenter
&
(L. E.)
Cassiar-Asbestos
& Co.
5%
Corp.,
19334C
1-31
12-30
Hudson
Central
Pasco
Champlin
Oil
2-
1
11-
4
1-18
1-26
12-30
1-26
12-30
1-31
1-
6
25c,
—
1-31
1-
25c
(quar.)
1-16
2-
1
1-
3?A%
12-31
12-31
34c
1-15
12-30
6%
—
2-10
&
2-
1
$1.12%
1-15
30c
2-15
Chicago
Musical
Chicago
Rivet
Churchill
Machine
Downs,
Inc.
(quar.)
Co.
2-
1
$2
1-10
10c
—
(quaj\)_——
Instrument
&
87'AC
(extra).
Gas
&
J
1-10
2-
3
1-16
1-
6
1-
6
■
1-15
12-31
1-15
._
$1.30
Pacific
37'Ac
1-
9
12-23
2-15
1-13
Dominion
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.25
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Class
Citizens
B
1st
$1.25
(N.
Y.), class A
(quar.)
•
(Ridgewood,
City Investing
N.
Co.
J.)
Bank
(incr.
&
Clarostat
10c
;
Trust
Dorman
$
_
1-10
2-
1
1-10
9c
1-16
1-
1-15
1-
5
5
A
(stock
dividend)
1-10
Federal
4.6%
Co.,
1-16
1-30
1-20
1-16
12-21
1-16
12-31
1-20
1-10
2-
1
2-
1-
1
6
Co.
(E.
Stock
I.)
lc
5
Bank
9
and
4-
$1.70
2-
1
Bakeries,
preferred
Echlin
1-16
Economics
2-
1-20
Edison
Bros.
Stores
3%
12-30
Edison
Sault
Electric
1
1-20
Food
Machinery
(stock
&
(New
1-16
1-10
2-
1-15
12-31
1-12
12-30
2-
$5
1
1
1-
3
1-16
Motor
Foster-Forbes
dividend)
Glass
Fraser
series
Ltd.
Co.,
after
of
1-20
1-16
1-15
12-23
1-
3
11-30
2-
1
1-16
1-16
12-20
(interim
taxes)
20c
1-20
1-10
1-20
12-29
25c
Ltd.
tl2y2c
1-13
12-30
12-30
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
,
$2
1-19
4'Ac
1-15
t30c
1-23
12-30
10c
1-30
1-16
Funds-
Ltd.
(quar.)
Restaurants
Company
12-20
9c
(from income)
Companies,
Frisch's
1-10
93 %C
20'Ac
(Canada),
Custodian
Common
1-20
25c
pfd. A (s-a)__
Corp.
(quar.)
Franklin-Adams Co.
Franklin
1-16
6
5%
(quar.)
.(England),
approx.
Co.-
1
2-
6%
(quar.)
Cp.
of
payment
dividend)
2-
$1.75
(quar.)_
(quar.)
America,
1-
3
15c
1-31
1-13
16'Ac
Inc.
Gas
Co.,
preferred
1-12
12-23
Light Co.
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(Ga.l,
(general
common
(quar.)
Motors
1
1
$5
Electric
3
12-26
2-24
class
and
General
A
or
1-31
1-
6
15c
1-16
1-
5
preferred 3
preferred
5%
pfd.
(25c
par)
(9c
from
realized
net
net
9
1-
9
1-13
(quar.)
12-
9
1-
4
2-
$$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
12-30
1-11
36c
32'Ac
/
1
2-15
1-25
32'Ac
2-15
1-25
33c
of
2-15
1-25
Kentucky—
(qiJar,)_____
preferred
1-
1
invest¬
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone
1
6
1-10
for
gains)
Steel Wares, Ltd., 5% pfd.
Telephone Co. of Florida—
preferred
22-
1-12
1-
12-16
(stock dividend)
cl^ss B share held)
from
$1.32
1
$1.25
Service
27c
2-
9
~
;
Mfg., Ltd.
1-25
93 %C
'
2-
2-10
30c
/
(quar.)
$1.30
12-16
2%
(quar.)___.
non-cum.
Public
ment
1-16
1-11
50c
Corp.—
of 3%
each
General
1-25
1-26
25c
(quar.)
General Products
1-11
1-
1-16
12-31
15c
UOc
1
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
(3 shs.
8
1-13
12-23
1-10
25c
(initial)
2-
1
1-13
Corp.—
Mills,
General
1
2-
10c
(Stock dividend payable in lieu of cash)
Dynamics
Corp.
1-14
3-
$1
common
(quar.)
Freightlines
Co.—
&
62'Ac
3-
1
2-15
5.16%
(quar.i
preferred
(quar.).
64'Ac
3-
1
2-15
5.20%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.30
3-
1
2-15
Genesco,
$1.12'A
*
1-25
1-10
Inc.,
Preferred
(quar.)
common
A
;
—
pfd.
1-10
Gillette
Company
1-27
12-30
Gimbel
19334C
1-13
12-30
Bros., Inc.,
common
preferred
(quar.)
_:
(accum.)
4'A%
(quar.)
37'Ac
1-16
12-30
Gladding McBean & Co.
40c
.
1-16
11-21
Glatfelter
1-16
11-21
4
25c
1-
5
17'Ac
1-26
1-
3-15
2-28
$1.50
1-17
12-31
5
Glen
preferred
Alden
l$l
j_
:
common
(quar.)
1-15
ioc
i_
2-
1
A
(accum.)—
;
$1.50
England)
20c
j.„
class
A
dividend)
1955
Corp.
(quar.)
1-13
1-13
5%
1-25
22'Ac
1-16
^
Goodman
6
6
1-
3
12-30
Products,
dividend
B
12-29
10c
—
Stock
6'A%
1-
25c
(quar.)
Seal
1-16
1-
25c
on
Gossard
(H.
Cft
1-
1
1-16
1
1-16
series
$0.57825
(quar.)
2-
10c
25c
7c
A
(stock
class
A
and
Increased
Great
Lakes
Ltd.
12-27
1
3-
1
2-
1
1-15
1-16
12-30
1-16
12-30
1-16
12-30
1-15
2-15-
class
:_
16'Ac
1-
3
2-
3
20o
(New
quarterly—
Paper,
1-10
2-
1%
(quar.)
Insurance
1-1,0
York)
2-
1
3 7'Ac
3-
1
5k'Ac
1-13
12-19
50c
1-16
12-20
$40c
1-16
12-31
—
;
(quar.)
•»
~
12-31
1-
3
Continued
/
12-23
15c
W.)
American
1-16
12-30
10c
dividend)
(quar.)j__
1
1-13
U3c
Company (quar.)
Grand Union.Co., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
Great
6
1-23
1%
Mfg.
1-25
1-10
2-
(quar:)
the
1-10
2-
stocks
preferred
6
1-25
56'Ac
(quar.)
class
4
30c
Corp., class A (monthly)
Ltd., class A
Security Systems
(initial-quar.)
Godfrey Company (quar.)
)
3-17
$1.75
.
(quar.)
Envelopes,
3-17
7V2C
25c
pfd.
12-31
55c
$1.12'A
Globe
Gold
(quar.)
(quar.)
Glickman
Globe
(s-a)
2-
Co., common
Glens\Falls Insurance
1$1.75
1-16
3-
4'A%„ preferred (quar.)
4%%
1-15
(P. H.)
1-16
1-31
1-31
62'Ac
1-25
120c
(final)—
40c
87'Ac
(quar.)
87'Ac
(stock
12-20
1
Chemical—
33/4%" preferred
Ford
General
(quar.)
Laboratory
Steel
(stock
Utilities
&
$1.30
(accum.)
2-7
Co.
pfd.
Inc.
Corp.
1
10c
preferred
1-16
Mfg.
Steel
General
Ltd.—
$7
1-31
1-10
2-
35c
_j._
7%
Moore
Water
General
common
(quar.i
5
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
General
'
(quar.)
Corp.,
B
&
Inc.,
Bronze
Ltd.—
Industries
1-
2-15
10%:
(s-a)
Flying Tiger Line, Inc.,. 5%
1-13
1-14
12-27
2c
Bank
Albany
General
12-29
^
Racing Assn.,
preferred
(quar.)
States
Co. ,of
1
1-16
35c
12-27
1-10
50c
(quar.)___
2-
12-29
6'A%
1-20
1-10
10c
(quar.)
Bank of N. Y.
Bakeries, Ltd.
1-16
(Poughkeepsie, N. Y.)
Eastern
25c
$3.75
—
dividend)
National
Corp.
General
t55c
(final)
(accum.)_
participating
Eastern
Florida
Florida
3-20
2-
12-28
12-28
;
3%
Pennsylvania RR.
Edgcomb
75c
Haven
Sterling
12-30
2-
1
10c
9
1-14
J15c
2-
1-16
$1
Firth
3
JlOc
12-28
$3.75
(stock
First National City
7
115c
1
56'/4c
A
(Erie, Pa.)
1-
12-22
.
1-13
12-30
2-
Francisco)
(quar.)__
Bank
Frito
1
•
1-31
1-13
7'Ac
(quar.)
and B
A
National
Fund
1-16
common
Power,
1- 7
(quar.)
class
(Yonkers.t N.. Y.)
6
approximately
(quar.)—.
Centers
preferred
1-28
50c
55c
(year-end)
First
1-30
2-
:
expenses
12-15
(quar.)_
(San
Rubber
&
Bank
6
12-21
2-15
2-
(quar,)-
ordinary
Trust
Corp.,
stock
National
1-
1
t37V2c
O
12-31
1-12
.
4%
2-
!
(quar.)
1-13
Inc.—
Md.
Insurance
$3.75 preferred
common
Nemours
& Trust
Kootenay
7%
$6
Tire
on
Garrett
J17'Ac
12-31
1-13
5%
Investors Corp.—
Class A and class B (quar.)
Extra
8
2-
12-31
27'Ac
of
First
8
3-
12-31
1-13
50c
Boston
Capital
12-
37'Ac
(quar.)
de
Corp.,
Eagle Food
1
1-
Firestone
2-28
1-13
$1.25
Increased
12-
tl5c
——
9-
1-15
Fund
3-15
$1.37'A
Financial General Corp., common
$2.25 preferred A (quar.)
-Fireman's
12-29
15c
(quar.)_
Gateway Sporting Goods Co.
dividend
(s-a)
$1
Fidelity-Philadelphia
12-31
1-14
$1.25
—
Stores,
Deposit Co.
&
2-17
1-16
283/4C
(quar.)
—
(initial)
common
Fidelity
*
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd.,
of
Duro-Test
4%
5
New
Department
12-31
1
50c
dividend)
(stock
Corp
Federated
1-13
6%
:
preferred (quar.)
Duquesne Natural Gas, $1.50
5-15
8-15
prior preferred
1-15
3-
27c
(quar.)
1-13
2'Ac
preferred
Pont
2-15
1-
preferred B
5'A%
12-30
12-29
Laboratories—
preferred
$3.50
1
1-15
5%
Fedders
3-15
1-27
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
12-31
1
—
;
Finance,
A
1-
1-16
Ltd.—
to
(quar.)
Services
3-15
4-
4c
—
J.)
(monthly)
Assn.
common
preferred
Foundation
40c
(ouar.)
tax
equal
common
Film
Mortgage
1
1-25
7'Ac
$3
(annual)
N.
1-20
1-10
4-
30c
—
1
1-25
5%
(Newark,
5%
20%
(quar.)
income
12-15
2-
$1.50
32'Ac
Co.
Insurance
Fram
3
*17'Ac
Ltd.,
12-30
1-16
—
preferred
Federal
1-27
t$1.12'A
Ltdi
Co.
Paper Board,
20%
:
com.
12-30
1-16
dividend)—
Natonal
Federal
1-
10c
(quar.)
12-3)
1-16
_____L__.
Insurance
2-15
39c
participating preferred
Pont
6-
(Chicago)—•
_
1-25
Fair-Community Drug-
60c
du
l-ll
depositary share),
per
Chemical
Du-Art
du
1
120c
com.
12-30
1-15
r 4%
(initial)
Ltd
Life
Products
Asphalt
1-31
5%
Steel,
Ltd.
depositary,
$0.10
Dow
Drug
2-
15c
-
Chemical,
&
British
for
Eastern
12'Ac
(quar.)
Manufacturing
1
37JAc
;
&
Coal
&
&
Long
(Less
3-1
Co.
semi-annual)
City National Bank & Trust Co.
-Quarterly
Steel
Tar
Eastern
National
1-10
2-
55c
(quar.)_„
Textile,
East
Ry.
5%
Casualty Co.
12-30
2-1
12-30
$1.25
Citizens
3
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Dominion
12-23
15c
!
Cincinnati. N«w Orleans & Texas
5%
7-
1-13
Inc
(quar.)
2-28
1-16
30c
Quarterly
30c
*
(quar.)"
Dominion
12-30
30c
(quar.)
com.
Federal
30c
(quar.)
3-10
25c
:—
Mines
(stock
Trust
50c
dividend)
Foundries
Glass,
preferred
7%
Dutchess
(extra)-
(annual)
Electric,
(Wash.)
First
.
—
3
12'Ac
dividend)
:
New
$1.25
quar.)
1-
87'Ac
—
(stock
World
New
Research
40c
Ltd.,
preferred
Dominion
East
Cincinnati
Uranium
First
933Ac
(quar.)
7'A%.
(q,uar.)
Canal
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fabrics,
pref.
4'A%.
$4.50
(quar.)
preferred
Dock
4
20c
(initial quar.)i
Ltd.
2-10
^_
(quar.)
Quarterly
Farmers
First
"
(quar.)
Bridge,
Dominion
1-16
25c
—
Chicago Molded Products
Faraday
1-
Inc.-^-
preferred
Class
(quar.)
conv.
2nd
Co.
Gardner-Denver
Mines, Ltd.
1
(quar.)
common
preferred
3-16
$1
r
interim)...
i
3-
Company, 6%. conv. pfd. (quar.)
Brewing, common (increased)
Falstaff
3-16
(quar.)
;
(increased
Tunnel
1-13
50c
10c
(quar.)
&
1-15
6-15
(quar.)
Shares,
Dominion
1-10
1-15
1-15
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co.—
Chicago
$1.56
Dome
6
15c
(quar.)
dividend)
(Max)
3-31
Ltd.—
Dominion
Service—
(Va.)
3
1-
(quar.)
;
1
9-15
iQuarterly from net investment income)—
Dodge Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
6
40c
—
pref.
Coatings,
(stock
Ordinary
6
25c
-
&
preferred
1-10
5c
Refining (quar.)
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—
4'A%
1-20
15c
(stock
Corp.
Chesapeake Corp.
3
15c
(initial)
preferred
de
1-
3
(quar.)
Inc.
Dividend
5
1-
2-28
UOc
—
—
—
Public
Vermont
5.44%
Cerro
3-10
1-23
9-29
dep. rets (stock dividend)
Ordinary (stock dividend i
12-30
37c
(increased)
(Chicago)
—-
1-
1-15
1-10
$1.25
(quar.)_
Electric Corp.
&
Bank
-
120c
(quar.>
Central
Gas
1-10
10c
Central
National
1
4-
1-15
Amer.
12-30
——
Extra
1
12-30
(quar.).
Aguirre Sugar (quar.)
Central
2-
12-30
175c
(quar.)
common
preferred
1-10
1-16
;
——_
Celotex
12-31
1
1-13
(extra)
Ltd.
Corp.,
12-31
1
2-
1-31
—_
com.
Extra
1
2-
-—
:—
Light,
2-
125c
(increased)
Power
3
1-13
130c
(quar.)_
(final)
___A.
Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.
Carolina,
3
3-
1
130c
—
Ltd.
common
7'A%
3-
1
2-
—
;—
Canadian
Canadian
1
4-
$$1.25
.—
.—
4-
125c
__
(quar.)
common
Factor
3-31
$1.75
;
National Corp.„ common
Diebold,
M45c
—
—!
Ltd.,
Bronze,
1-13
$1.13
.(increased-quar.)
preferred
3
137'Ac
.—A:
Co.
3
175c
(s-a>__
Commerce
Extra
Canadian
(quar.)
preferred A
Light
Canada
Vilbis
3-
$1.50
(s-a)—-———
Southern
2-
$1.12'A
preferred,,(quar.)
Detroiter Mobile Homes
3-
1
112'Ac
Class
Canada
A
preferred
(quar)
Chemical
De
Ltd.—
5%
&
Detroit
50c
—
(quar.)—_:.
Ltd.,
—
1-10
;.2-16
$1.06
class A
Power
DeSoto
"■
Packers
•Canada
1
3-15
2-15
15c
(quar.)
Dayco Corp., $2
Daystrom,
Inc.
1-27
Bakeries—-
Inc.,
$1.75
pfd., lquar.)_
(quar.)_
Water,
183/4C
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Foundries,
6
$1.75
Corporation, 3%%
1-
2*
33c
12'Ac
—
Ltd.
—————_
Iron
1-
12-25
•
*
Quarterly
Canada
1-20
1-15
tl5c
,
$4
3-
.'
(quar.)_
(quar.)^*___—
First
(quar.)
preferred
2-
31c
31'/4 c
——
.
Associated
Taggert
12-31
(quar.)
class
12-31
1-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$1.75
Light,
preferred
1-31
20c
(quar.)
Fischback
2-15
25c
Campbell Soup Co.
12-21
1-10
„
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-13
1-13
25c
(quar.)
34c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)—__
Lake
Red
4
50c
Cudahy Packing Co., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
15C
Fastner
Campbell
1-
12-31
3114c
preferred
1-17
1-25
$75c
(extra)
7%
preferred
6
1-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.—
1-16
2-21
Pittsburgh RR„,guaranteed (quar.)—
5%
First
(quar.)
7%
12-31
1-15
preferred
1-
1-27
2-
35c
$2 pfd.
Ltd.
International, Ltd.
7%
12-31
1-15
1
3
12'Ac
:
Ltd.
12-16
40c
(quar.)
Camloc
Coal,
12-30
7%
2-
3-
1-15
25c
Pass
1-14
1-13
1-12
12-28
1-31
(quar.)
2-
1
1
1
12-30
-
Co.,
International
Nest
42-
Francisco)
(San
Co., Inc.,
Seal
3
5c
(quar.)
Seal
&
1-16
$1.27'A
preferred (quar.)
Packing Co. (quar.)—
Water & Telephone, com.
(quar.)
Cork
Crouse
Crush
$1.50
-■
California
preferred
Cork &
Crown
Sl.ft
—
—
California
preferred
1-20
1-14
$2
•75C
—:—
(quar.)
preferred
5
$2c
,____
110c
—
preferred
Crown
12-31
Crow's
(quar.)
4.70%
12-31
2-
15c
common
12-28
2-
$1.75
(quar.)
$1.25
1-
1
:
Bank
Nat'l
1-12
'
Calgary Power, Ltd., common (quar.)
California Electric. Power, $3 pfd.
(quar.)
$1.24
12-31
$15c
(quar.)
_l
quarterly
1-31
•
5c
—
Increased
12-23
"1-11
25c
'
10c
60c
11'Ac
(increased)
(White Plains)
1-20
60c
'
t6c
Corp
$3.50
(quar.)
participating preferred (quar.)
20c
Fund-
Ltd..
(quar.)-.
(A. M.) Co., common
—
•
quar.)_
Ltd.
Mortgage,
1-27
25c
$1.32
2-20
$1.13
17'Ac
.
(quar.i
(quar.)-
(initial)
112'Ac
Hosiery, 7% preferred (s-a)_
& Oil. common, (initial)
:
Lines
(increased
Stores
tl2'/ac
(reduced)
(quar.)
preferred
65c
(quar.)
Exploration, Ltd. (s-a)
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc. (reduced)
25c
:—
Gas
$1.20
1-21
Conwest
50c
common
Power,
1-15
J5c
(quar.)
America
of
Crocker-Anglo
Oregon
37'Ac
Ltd
common
1-30
3-10
dividend
Grocery
Federal
_
Transport
Co.
15c
preferred
(quar)
preferred (quar.i —:
12-31
3-
Crestshire
6%
12-
1-15
3-3
6
7%
2
1-13
17'Ac
—.—
1
6
California
2
1
7-
Industries
12-
4-
10-
CMP
1-13
1-16
4-
25c
'•
■
J40c
12-16
$1.04
7-29
.
57'Ac
12-16
,
$1.12'A
10-27
X
1-16
2-15
(quar.)
112'Ac
7%
1-16
tlOc
(increased)—
Petroleums,
35c
Products,, Ltd.—
Equity Corp., $2 preferred
6%
(quar.)
112'Ac
Byers
6
preferred
$4.52
12-15
15c
._r,
common
1-
preferred
Common
Buttes
J
(Canada) —
(quar.)
(quar.)'
West
Common
Butterfly
2"
$4.16
12-28
15c
Common
Burroughs Corp.
Butler Mfg. Co.,
1-13
$40c
Ltd.
A
Stock
3
12-23
25c
-
(quar.)
Fairbanks
—
Co.
Heating
Eversharp,
$1.25
Gas
Capwell Co.
&
9
3-20
1
2-15
5%
Manufacturing
Evans
Y.)—
(quar.)L-l.
A
Consolidated
2-15
_
—
Burns
&
Ero
1
$25c
(s-a)_
Ltd.
—
Consumers Power Co.,
—
(quar.)
Extra
Erie
1
2-
2-15
112'Ac
1
3-20
1
1-
2-
1
3-
75c
2-
1
12-15
1
Empire Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Employers Group Assoc. (quar.)_
2-
1
12-15
3-
—
5-20
51c
4-
(quar.)
$1.25
$1.18%
pid.
5%
6-10
50c
2-
12-22
1-16
1-16
20c
1-
4-
1-20
45c
5%
12'Ac
'!
1-
1
10c
11-25
about
to
1-20
2-
10c
amount
5%
3-15
55c
12-28
1-11
Empire Financial Corp. (stock dividend)
Empire State Oil (s-a)
3-31
——
1-12
5%
(quar.)
Enamel
(quar.)_—.
(Canada),
Natural
preferred
Emporium
A._-__
(N.
43A%
51'Ac
:
12-23
—
1-12
.
12-23
1-17
1
1-
5
1-16
de¬
expenses,
(increased-quar.)
1-25
5
will
District Electric,
'
126c
(quar.)
Plan, common
(quar.)"
Brewing
3-15
6%
2-23
5%
meeting)
Union Gas
Budget
Burger
10c
60c
(quar.)
preferred
Brooklyn
12-27
J40c
Class
Ltd.—
Canada,
1
$4.50
at the annual
stockholders
2-
Consolidated Water Co.—
payment will amount to ap¬
proximately $0,038 per depositary share),
American deposit receipts ordinary
(final)
Broad Street Trust Co. (Phila.) (quar.)——
Stock
dividend
(subject
to
approval of
depositary,
Brooke
12-27
and
dividend
47'Ac
(quar.)
Extra
for
expenses
1
1-15
25c
(quar. )__
J.)—
(N.
(quar.)
Mfg.
1-20
:———_
pfd.
Co.
Paper,
2-
1
per snare
Ltd.
Class
1
170c
12-27
1-15
2-
(final)
fees
Englehard Industries
(quar.)
Extra
1
of
—
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated
2-
Inc.
dividend
15c
—
(quar.)
Edison
12-30
Stock
'l2-31
1
5%
of America
Ltd.
of
100%
approval
to
(quar.)
Bakeries
12-23
125c
12-20
Insurance—
40 cents
preferred
preferred
1-15
1-10
2-
3%
7c
(quar.)—_—
(quar.i
Consolidated
$5
Emhart
—_
(quar.)——--.
preferred
cents
Emco,
12-29
$1.31'A
—
March)
preferred
Consolidated
(quar.)—
Refining
40
6
1
Ltd.—
Power,
Sugar
Life
$0,017
12-23
1-20
25c
;
50c
$1.16
1-15
$1.12'A
•
—
(quar.)
Associates,
positary
1
1
$1.50
(quar.)
deduction
1-10
Fund—
Consolidated
1-13
:
(quar.i—_.___•
preferred
Connohio,
12-27
933Ac
quarterly—
Columbia
2-15
Ltd.—
—
_
preferred
$2.20
(increased-quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)—__
British Columbia Forest Products.
Quarterly
$2
$2.05
2-
2-
dividend
Empire
(quar.)——
Connecticut Light & Power, $1.90 pfd.
$2.04
50c
2-15
of Rec.
50c
(quar.)
common
Automation,
45c
Worth)
(Ft.
common
(Subject
in
Stock
Elliott
12-30
Holders
Payable
dividend
Dc
common
General
dividend
1-30
When
Share
Nut corp.
OD0P
Stock
28c
(quar.)
income)—.
Ltd..
stockholders
3
1-17
$1.06'A
._—_—
——.——
Stock
G.).
Connecticut
1-13
1
1-17
1
(quar.)
—
investment
(C.
Stock
1
2-
(quar.)—
Edison,
preferred
Electronic
2-
2'A%
___
Eiectric
Standard Insurance
Commonwealth
3-
1
2-
125c
—■—
—.___—
4,
Co.
:—
%
(quar.)
12-16
1-27
22c
31c
4%
1-10
1
2-
$1.19
Drug
preferred
1-10
Elastic
1-10
31'Ac
(quar.)
(From
i-10
1-31
.
(quar.)
•;
preferred
Conn
1-10
2-
—A——------
(resumed)
3
1-
1-16
75c
(quar.)———
&
12-19
9
•
Inc.
5.25%
*
1-31
J$1
Co.,
preferred
After
Ohio
Engineering
4.64 %
6
$1.06
———
_-—
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co.
Bristol-Myers
Co..
334%
British
1-
1-
20c
(quar.)
Co.
J.)
Common
British
6
3
15c
(Milton)
Brazilian
12-20
3-
t$l
preferred
(quar.)1
Southern
&
Commonwealth
1-31
3-18
2-
Sons
(E.
Bradley
6
2-15
V-3-31
15c
Co., stock dividend——
Traction, Light &
Power, Ltd.—
Bowman
{
10c \
(quar.)_—;
A
common
1-
1-16
,
30c
—.
(quar.j—
preferred
4.78%
45c
$1.25
dividend)
Quarterly
preferred (quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)__
class
Inc.,
125c
Mining,-American shs.
(quar.)
_L________—
Stores
4.25%
Brach
UOc
Combustion
75c
Corp.
Edison
Boston
Columbus
12-16
common
6% pref. (quar.)
Blyvooruitzicht Gold
Cascade
12-30
1-15
(quar.)-————
Tobacco,
Bros.
1-25
(quar.)__
common
6%
Corp.—
preferred
1-20
21c
common
—
Co.
W.)
(E.
Boise
A
(quar.)
Mfg.
Bloch
Ltd.,
class
Co.,
2-10
8c
(stock
$1.25
(quar.)_,__
Water
Saco
Furniture
Biederman's
Co.—
Power
Gas,
Pictures
$1
&
Biddeford
&
1
Products
1
3-
Monday, January 9, 1961
.
Per
4'A%
;
Columbia
1-31
7'Ac
___
Central
Monthly
Colorado
12'Ac
__
Colorado
1-13
1
3-
...
Name oj Company
2-10
50c
87'Ac
,
—___
Collingwood Terminals, Ltd., common
7% non-cum. preferred
;
12-15
1-16
155C
—__—_——
(resumea)
Co.
3
2'A%
(quar.)
Corp.
Watch
Benrus
(quar.)
Works
Iron
4-
Chronicle
Holders
Ekco
3-23
125c
When
Payable of Rec.
Pittsburgh RR.—
3
»7'Ac
—
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., 7% pfd (quar.)
Bell & Howell Co.
(stock dividend)
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada
(quar.)
Beneficial
Cleveland &
Share
50c
—
——
Properties, Inc.
(extra.)
Lumber, Ltd. I quar.)_____
Belmont
of Company
1%
Beaux-Arts
Beaver
Name
4-
7'Ac
(quar.)
Co.
Distilling
B.)
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Financial
071
page
44
,
Volume
193
Number 6019
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(111)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
Range for Previous
40
1
69% Feb
9
108 y2 Oct
Range for Year 1960
Highest
Sep
20
18% Mar 26
46% Nov 23
12% Nov
4
26
Jan
26
Sep 23
2
Lowest
47 y4 May
8
40
28
84% Apr
134
50
8
Aug 17
44 % Dec
21
26
69 % Jun
15
Abbott
7
114y2 Jun
10
b
42% Jun
29
ABC
ACF
Oct
35 y« Oct
25
52
J an
23
17
Dec
5
Dec
6
32% Jan
Sep
21
3
47
63
17
23% Jan
23% May 31
16% Apr 14
4
Admiral' Corp
i 40% Mar
1
Aeroquip
Oct
31
28
20% Feb
91% Mar 10
59% Sep
3% Sep
29
85
35
Jan
30
27 Va Jun
167/a Nov
9
17
22% Apr
53% Dec
8
11% Oct
4
18
38% Feb
85
10
79
9% Jan
28
15% Nov
18
32% Jan
28
54I/2 Nov
18
44% Jan
7
33
Jun
89
19
30
12% Feb
10
67
Dec
30
79
17% Dec
4
Apr
84
8% May 11
A
13% Jan
4%%
45
Jan
56% Jan
4
27
423A Aug 19
90 Va Jan
12
153/B Oct
100
6%
25
223/a Jan
8
Allen
59
Jan
4
Allied
Chemical
173/4 Jan
4
Allied
May 31
39 Va Jan
6
22
8% Oct
27
14% Feb
4
6 5/8 Oct
24
•2% Jan
113/s Jan
5
5
61% Jun
11
41% Sep
26
5 81/2 Jan
13
75
Dec
11
/.
83% Mar 17
75
Jan
4
38% Sep
1
22
Oct
26
40
Jan
1
95
Nov
15
132
Jan
28
8
1
May
77% May 11
12
39 y0
25
22% Oct
July 15
51
Dec
37% Dec
22
23% Nov
18
117% Nov 10
32% Oct
58
Jan
2
a 7
2
23% Sep
22
45% Jan
2
23
35 Va Jan
18
Co
of
13
44% Jan
18
American
4
44 Va Jan
4
American
Bank
Airlines
30
Jan
4
American
Bosch
51% Jan
7
American
Brake
14
7
28
40 y4 Sep 29
40% Mar 22
37% Dec
24
44
•4
Jan
15
17
16
100
46% Sep
14
May 28
Oct
15
20
Jan
2
16% Nov
.9
15y4 Oct 30
• % Nov
31
27
Mar 13
122
Feb
9
77
Dec
24% Jan
20
44% July
28
89
21
59% Jun
25
Mar 30
30% Dec
59% July 18
27
33 Va Jan
4
42
8
18% Jan
38% July 21
103
7
17% Dec
0% Jun
22
Oet
M
30
82% Sep
31% Mar 16
9% Jan
89
142% Feb
July 27
Jan
15
38% Jan
»
11
18
198% Jun 15
Can
12
15% Dec
23
17% Dec
93
Dec
3
29
45 % Oct
9
76% Dec
30
41
Apr
1
21% Sep 21
89 % Dec 14
24% Dec
30
13% Jun
8
Sep~21
50
23
Feb
52% Nov
84
&
American Distilling
1
American Electric
American
Enka
16
American European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
American
&
4
91% Dec
19
14
86 % Dec
58 % Jan
0
1
27% Jan
18% Nov
~0
4
13
Sep
22
137
Dec
22
31
Dec
18
41 y8
Sep
9
41
31
>18
Aug
American Mach
3.90%
At
4%%
Dec
30
54
Dec
29
*46 Va
117% Oct
5
25 Va Mar 26
American
Motors
85% Dec
14
Amer
48 Va
11 y« Nov
1
Mar 17
138% Jan
7
73 y2
71%
271/4
72%
27 %
273/4
21%
26 3/4
221/4
27%
8,900
22Va
102 Va
21%
102 Va
21%
21%
40,500
par
36
♦41
60
36%
Dec" 22
28
105
Jan
Aug 12
45%
—.
.
—*1934
36%
Rad
21
35 Va Feb
18
75% Sep
22
89
17
117
37
Sep~22
Jan
18
13% Mar 12
25% Nov
23
24 Vi Nov
4
14% Jan
2
»iy8 Nov 20
129%
Apr
Jan~20
117
•
126
Aug
4
34
Jan
4
38 Va Jan
20
82% Feb
3
4
32% May 11
15% Jan
4
29% Aug
27% May
25% Mar
19 % Oct
1
25
Feb
14
Mar
2
45
Jan
7
Dec
Sep~23
46%
Mar" 13
65% Dec
7%
preferred
8
24
33% Feb
17
74% Mar 17
42% Oct
60% Mar 18
30 Va Dec
Feb
3
00
Dec
17
31% Oct
34
Mar
28% Oct
For
4
20
47
July 28
95% Apr
9
footnotes,
see
page
40%
♦39%
♦39%
STOCK
45%
30 %
CLOSED
7%
40%
i
35%
36%
36 %
36 Va
43%
<
35 Vs
43%
43%
44
71%
73
70 Va
71%
4,300
20%
19%
20%
2,800
*39%
130% Aug 31
44 Va Dec 16
Tel
American
23% Jun
»
20
29% Sep
27% Sep
27
28
18% May 1-7
73 Va Jun 17
42% Mar
6%
*39%
40%
86
84
84%
*84
85%
84
84
45%
46 Va
46
47%
45%
463/4
303/t
30
.,
30 Va
30
/
30%
Preferred
59%
60
60%
60 Va
603/4
21
17,900
203/a
21 y8
20%
2iy8
*32%
HOLIDAY
31
58%
203%
33 Va
33 Va
2,800
34%
*33 Va
34%
•343/a
35 3/a
18
17%
18
173%
18 Va
8%
83/8
17%
8%
^
*
8%
8'/a
24 3/a
24
179
24%
182
61%
20
*100
25
181
63
62
19%
19%
20
18
253/8
25%
182
63%
62
20
19%
15,600
19%
600
14
13%
141%
14
143/a
13%
14
'
2,100
20y»
20 '/a
20%
201/4
20%
20%
1,500
♦100
104
87
341/8
24%
*90y2
92
13%
13%
♦15
151%
•101
88%
♦841/2
-
103%
*100
104
883/4
34%
89%
88 3/a
85%
*84%
—
85%
34%
35
25
24%
92r
'
89%
*84%
'•
86%
253/a
353/8
351/4
251/8
.,
9,100
251/2
1,700
-.
30,500
*9oy2
92
*90%
14%
14%
15
14%
15%
151/2
15%
15%
15%
16
500
18
164,000
92
.
7,900
17%
18"%
17%
82%
83%
83%
38%
38%
38%
84%
38%
59
59%
571/2
58
581/2
583/4
58
581/2
3,900
78
79%
78%
793/4
76%
78%
11,500
41%
42%
42%
433/4
42%
423/4
11,500
Chem—No
Sany
par
78%
par
17%
*
79
41
42
com—5
100
10
1
1
25
12%
141
12 3/s
123/4
1411/4
140
12%
-
12%
33%
60 3/a
/
13
1371/2
23%
27%
55
125%
23%
27%
♦60y2
*122
123/4
12%
35,800
141%
♦1401/4
141%
110
36%
17%
17%
500
55%
563/4
15,100
138 %
1381/2
61%
23%
27»/4
24
611/4
125%
24%
200
25%
5,200
283/4
28%
29%
28%
283/4
9,500
78 3/4
79
78%
79
783/4
79
2,500
29
29%
29%
293/4
293/4
30
64%
1211/4
30%
1,800
30%
30%
30%
30%
1,500
1043/4
105
105%
1041/a
104 %
116,800
65%
64 7/8
653/4
!21 y2
1211%
1223/4
123
41
42%
41%
42 3/a
42
43
42%
42%
37,500
191/a
19%
193/8
19%
19%
20%
193/4
20%
6,400
25
*29
29%
293/4
*253/4
26%
♦251/2
26%
141/a
13%
65%
293/4
25
14
14
29%
.
*26
13%
66%
65%
1231/2
123%
66%
17,500
124
29y4
*29y0
29%
261/2
•26
26i/2
14
760
143/a
14
200
4,900
1
44% July 5
93% Oct 28
No
63%
661/2
633/4
66
66%
67%
67%
-1
2314
24%
.223/4
23%
22%
23%
,22%
42
423/4
411/4
42'A
41%
42%
41%
42 3/a
50
5
44
443/a
44
453/4
46
463/4
45%
463/4
par
34
34
333/4
34
34%
34%
34
34%
390
3534
373/4
371/4
38
36%
38%
37%
373/4
2,400
1
Hocking Glass Corp—
-
681/2
23
.
6,700
116,000
4,500
'
31,300
1
Common
$4 preferred
*60%
•122 »/a
125%
1,000
78
12.50
Anderson Clayton At Co
Anderson-Prlchard Oil Corp
61
139
283/4
common
AMP Inc endorsed shares
139
77
301/4
Smelting—1
139
9,500
28%
IO31/2
series
61
•122%
30%
Ac
353/4
17%
56 3/a
23%
1043/4
com—5
36%
17'/4
553/a
125%
•
30V4
25
34
4,900
18
23%
1031/8
Corp—
333/4
10,000
56%
♦173/4
60 3/a
•122%
141 %
140
33 y3
Anaconda Wire Ac Cable;
13
1,400
5,200
63
82%
Anaconda Co
Aug 12
25%
183 3/4
18%
11
Dec
13,500
38%
15
467
7,100
8%
82 '/a
68% Jan
1
900
18 3/a
8 3/a
183
2,500
20%
102
*15
243A
180
613/4
20 Va
20 Va
8%
1761%
62 %
Co
Lead
38,400
30%
58%
20%
100
5%%
—
57%
*133/4
1
American Water Works Co
Preferred 6% series
American Zinc
—
210
38i/4
preferred
Viscose
40%
20 %
-
EXTRA
-—25
Tobacco
800
18
Co
Tel
1,500
381%
Foundries
At
67,900
83
Co
preferred
American
9,200
35%
17%
—
American Stores
—
9
46%
*84%
EXCHANGE
'
20%
8%
38 VA
American Sugar Refining com
American
17
22.
19,700
*193/4
9
82 Va
54 Vi Jan
3
45%
44
20%
25
6
12
3,400
par
No
31
Feb
56,500
1.66%
Co
Ampex Corp
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp
.Jan
30% Mar
20
17 V8
40%
19%
19%
13%
17
36
60%
16%
36 Va
36%
20
343/4
55% Jun
85
41 Va Aug
0
30% Jan 14
60%
393/4
17%
34%
19%
24%
Seating Co
American Steel
Anchor
33
35
i9ya
6% non-cumulative preferred_100
Amer South Afrioan Inv Co Ltd—£1
20
20
21
63
3iy8Feb 23
30% Aug 26
108% Dec 30
7
19% Oct
30yB
58% Sep 22
10% Dec
1
62 % Aug 24
8
Sep 28
Jan
12
21
55% July 29
17% Dec 17
61
8%
42%
137%
Dec
144% Aug 25
51% May 19
7
36
.*20
8%
73
1
Gas
Std
45%
20%
72%
136%
6
4
♦60
42%
••
34
79% Jan
2,600
3/s
34%
55%
27% Mar 15
3,500
40 3/s
•
26
27% Dec
36%
40
42%
24%
Co
At
At
8
17%
10
36%
41
61
♦20
■
36%
17%
Jun
200
36%
75
333/4
61% Oct
110
41
42%
543/4
25
♦104
36 Va
75
American Ship Building Co—No par
4
110
36%
par
American Smelt At Ref'g com_No par
7% preferred
100
American Snuff Co common
25
Mar
•104
42
443/4
Va~
343/4
Corp
Potash
20
*9oy2
Photocopy Equlpm't Co_No
American
453/4
-
com—1
Co
American
16% Feb
145% Aug 24
17
2
43% Mar
361/4
*60
American
Jun
72%
105
*39
35% Aug 16
21% Oct 14
25
72%
26% Dec
105
42
60
59
18
28,200
72%
26
1
117
1,100
69%
3
12
1,500
46%
47
21%
42
30
700
23
27%
2
Molasses
11
Jun
69
*22%
46 Va
70%
88%
American
24
34% Dec
125
*68
21%
86%
5
Optical
Feb
2,200
69
22%
69%
1
Products
American
54
*67
741/4
27 Va
,
85%
Metal
20
9
6,400
52,300
47%
*84V2
American
Jun
21
63% Mar
30 Va
32%
72 3/4
22%
100
Natural
133% Dec
29%
32%
743/8
22%
100
Climax Inc
News
33% Oct
148% Mar 20
100
30%
46%
13% Dec
133
10
101
32%
22%
Fdry com—3.50
Metal
American
Mar
101
10,400
24,500
73 Va
47
Machine At Metals-No par
American
28% Oct
45
82%
26%
32%
23
1
preferred
1
67
1
101
1,500
29%
47
100
American
18
14
Corp
preferred
American
30
43% Apr
43% Apr
27
*100
22%
1
prior preferred-
29% Apr
Sep
May
25%
68
No par
82% Dec
44
56% Feb
*813/4
72%
12.50
Co
22
18
Ma'r ~3
44%
813/4
26 Va
32%
Hospital Supply Corp—2
55% Mar 23
Apr
18% Apr
152
92% Aug 15
28% Jan 26
"
53%Jufy"I
54%
American
15
14
17% Dec
44%
813/4
691/4
40c
American Hardware Corp
American Home Products
23
26
20
38% Jan
Sep
70% Jan
14
44%
25%
671/2
Foreign Power__No par
5%%
103
18
49% Jan
73 Va Apr
2,000
321/8
No par
9
4
21
1,700
7%
69%
5
Investment Co of 111
13% Oct
38 3/8
67 y2
10
International
18
13%
7%
66
10
Co
Ice
24% Jan
14
17
Dec
133/a
37%
7%
69
par
Co
Power
American
Oct
133/8
383/«
7%
82%
32 ye
Corp
American
13
13 Va
25%
31%
10
American
86% Jan
25
1,300
16,000
363/s
29%
10
6
16
25
102 %
13%
37
1021/2
100
9
22
24%
35 Va
Cyanamid Co
16% Jan
22
*81%
3
20% Sep
Jan
98
16%
53
34%
Barge Line Co
American Crystal Sugar com
4%% prior preferred
15
32% Jan
16%
51
8%
No
20
31% Sep
20 Va Jun
16%
533/4
x8%
Cable—No
13 Va Oct
30
23,500
90
16%
523A
*100
25
Chain
Chicle Co
17% Feb
62% Dec
May 19
59% Apr
34% Jan
92
92
16%
53Vi
12.50
2
Jan
92
90%
16%
51 Va
1
common
2
94
8,700
46
Co
16% Jun
25
40%
16%
44
1
9
18% July
20% Jan
105
40
54%
28
Corp
0
May 27
41%
16%
20
Radio
.36% Mar
14 va Jan
5,200
25,100
50%
*100
common
preferred
American
30
21
17 % Sep
28
92
28%
Amer Commer
14
46% Jan
Feb
4
34% Apr 15
1%
5
46
j\45
92
38%
45 '/a
Inc
American
11
55% May 18
July 27
90
50
preferred
American
27
26
39% Oct
23% Oct
45% Oct
Theatres
S%
.
38% Aug 23
51% Jan 13
36% Sep
81% Jun
Sep
2
65% July 28
90
10%
33%
40%
421/4
40
American
61% Aug
40%
38%
16%
4
1
65% Apr
25% Sep
41
10%
33
39%
393/4
43% Jan
2
40%
103/4
33%
16%
American Cable &
29
10%
39%
1
44 y4 Mar 17
30
323/4
15%
13% Sep
10% Dec
851/4
American Broadcasting-Paramount
Jhly 28
35% Dec
•83%
38%
33
38%
38%
11
2
10%
32 Va
35%
38%
23
40% Mar
10%
32%
35%
15%
Nov
17
10%
32%
35
38%
46% Dec
15% Sep
47% Jan
110%
15 y4
20
30% Dec
6,400
85'A
2
6
8
6,200
♦83%
par
4
2
13%
51
Cor#___
19
60% Jan
4,000
12%
49%
10
common
Arma
25% Mar
13
13%
50
Shoe Co—-No
33% Nov 20
13
32%
13
491/4
851/4
100
—4.
7
7% Feb
13
48%
1
No
preferred
2
40% Nav
32%
1,200
12%
par
preferred
Note
July 12
4
32%
48%
28yB
common
convertible
63
4
32%
1
Bakeries Co
Jan
4
32%
*831/2
Corp___No Par
Agricultural Chemical__No par
19
201/4 Feb 11
14% Mar 18
3,400
32%
13
Petroleum
10% Jan
Jan
8,900
41/4
32%
83%
12.50
27
i
11
79%
49%
No par
4
24
11
78%
1
Corp
21
25% Oct
11'/a
80%
10
No
31% Jan
13% Oct
3
11
78%
4
12%
100
Co
253/a Jan
6%
11%
77%
4
83%
par
America
Sugar
106 Va Jan
18
10%
761/8
41/8
*8iy2
28
Oct
20,500
10%
82%
26
30% Oct
24
5,400
48 i/o
10
common
26
57
231/4
5,700
77%
32%
100
Mfg
23 3/8 Oct
641/2 May 29
39% May
6
13,000
:
45%
91
34% Dec
11%
44%
17% Apr
2
11%
241/4
45%
issued
3%%
11%
22%
"!
7%
30
American
11%
11,600
71/2
Amalgamated
Amer
93
131/a
22% Dec
Nov
90%
92%
*361/4
Aluminum
Amerada
34%
94
35
90'A
7%
Aluminium Limited
0
35%
33'/4
941%
36%
4
78% Jan
35
91%
35%
13%
4
July 25
21,000
25I/8
351/4
7%
30
When
10,109
19%
24%
12%
Jan
Amerace
161/4
19%
25%
36%
convertible, preferred
Portland Cement
503/4 Mar 15
16
20
5
Dec
23
16%
19%
24%
par
69
21
16%
19%
24%
No
108
Dec
9,900
17%
4
1
preferred
Alpha
41%
10%
9
4.08%
36y4 Apr 13
40y2
24'/a
Corp
Corp common„No
26
55
9
Aug
4%
13,200
75%
1
Products
Allis-Chalmers
400
36%
18
'
CLOSED
5
29
Feu
35% Jun
35% Apr 30
33% Apr
9
58
1
9,200
104
361/s
41
v
EXTRA
Inc
61% Oct
56% July 17
1061/4 Feb
5
46% Dec
24
28% Sep
10
160% Apr
5 Oi/a Sep
843/4 Sep
STOCK
EXCHANGE
10
Corp
47
115% July 24
19
441/4 Sep 22
89% Nov 25
42% Jan
Allied
103%
36%
40
HOLIDAY
Co
Allied Stores
28
1271/4 Sep
39i/a Feb
12% Sep
Feb
32
17
Jan
37
39
24
29
36% Feb
104
44% Feb
561%
5
Allied Mills
36% Dec
45%
56
1
common
Industries
27
20
Shares
♦43%
56'/4
104
35%
11%
100
Corp
'
22%
Inc
the Week
Jan. 6
24%
911/2
2
convertible preferred
Kid
16%
10%
common
Sep
46
16i/4
22 »/4
Corp
12% Dec
22
2iy2 Mar 20
16%
34
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny Power System
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
May 27
401/4
10%
No par
preferred
Alleghany
5
28
35%
38%
22%
2
Products
Aldenslnc
34%
38%
22%
50c
Inc
Sales far
Friday
46
54%
•1021/2
1
Products
Gas
54
104
10%
Industries
Alabama
5
25
Sep
Control
♦45
17
par
Corp
Reduction
J
Alco
Aug 26
333/4 Jan
8
Dec
17
32 Va
28% Aug 25
102
Air
283% Oct
60% Aug 31
38% Apr 24
Dec
Air
4
14
.32% Aug 26
19% May 12
53% Jun
3
8
Feb
24
Jan
7V4 Jan
28
52%
♦102
7
Thursday
46
_1
4
PRICES
241%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
19
SALE
Jan. 5
34%
16 y4
1
No
541/4
38
10
Co
♦44%
104
X33%
1
Corp
Dec
9% Oct
Sep
Inc
Co
Express
23% Jan
23
6'/a Mar 19
1
Adams-Mills
98
30
2
Steel
52%
HIGH
Jan. 4
46
♦102 y2
25
17
24
22
5
Jun
20
28% Dec
12
Acme
♦44%
AND
Wednesday
Jan. 3
—100
Inc
Stores
Apr
22 y8 Nov
77% Jun
Industries
Adams
4
common
preferred
Vending Corp
10 *' Oct
29% May 11
38% Dec 29
17% Dec
3
71
Sep 22
3% Feb
9
23% Jan
convertible
ACF-Wrigley
6
28 Va Jan
Tuesday
Jan. 2
1
Laboratories
4%
15
Jun
16
34% July 15
30'/a Mar 9
Par
Abacus Fund
12
2
Monday
EXCHANGE
98 y« Mar
10
23% Jan
Mar
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
/
.
^
Highest
23% Mar
Apr 24
27% Dec
57
FOR EVERY LISTED
STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF
TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
°
11
6.25
No
.
par
♦90
21.80
38
38
38 %
38
38 Va
39
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
.
.
92
- '
♦90
92
-
'
*90
92
*90
92
38%
38%
8,400
46%
46%
5,500
'
10
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(112)
.
.
Monday, January 9, 1961
.
fc.
-
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range for Year 1960
Year 1959
Lowest
30% Sep
40'% Jan
39% Dec
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Highest
Lowest
5
Par
49 Vb Feb
40% Jan
Archer-Danlels-Mldland
No
29
39
26
May
13
9
Sep 23
n
Jan
13
83% Aug 26
Armstrong Cork Co common
$3.75 preferred
No
24
44 '/a Jun
9
Armstrong
2014 Jan
11
57
July 29
37% Nov 24
49% Nov 25
86% Apr
7
7
35% Feb
23 V*
80 ya
7
§4% May
Jan
75
11
96% Nor 27
20
July 26
Sep 19
Sep 28
28 Vb Oct
Mfe Not 18
J
28
Oil
Argo
42% Feb
>
Armour
53% Dec
26
4
19
21
Armco
Arnold
Rubber
25% Aug 22
27% Jan
5
Arvin
July 25
23%. Jan
4
37% Jan
5
40% May 19
M
60% Dec
Not
1
75
56% Jan 27
30
Feb
9
106
2
49% Oct
10
63
32% July
34% Not 17
8
20% 8ep
27
27% Jan
7
100
5.25%
1st
Topeka
11
28% Feb
38% Aug 29
Jan
6
4%
24
39 % Sep
16
53% Apr 17
86 Va Mar
3
31% Jun
43% Dec
29
Atlantic
74 % Jan
80% Aug 18
8% Jan
6% Jan
4
15
66
July 29
96
Oct
16
20% Oct
93% Not 20
28Vb Dee
7
21
96 Va Jan
26
12% Aug
13
Atlas
26
t
20% Jan
24% Jan
11
52 Va
Mar 11
Powder
38%
35,000
50%
51
50
10,200
Conv
Avco
Electronics
Babbitt
7% Jan
5
27% Oct
5
37 Vb Jan
4
Babcock
11% Oct
31
17 y» Jan
4
(B
<fc
T)
22 Vb Sep
Oct
64¥4 Jan 27
28
Aug
15
26
62% Feb
11
4%
26
59
12% Dec 21
49*
16
1
72% Dec
29
17
27
16% Oct
12
25% Jan
8
18
30% May 11
Nov 23
13% Dec
Jun
14% Nov
12
Dec
Basic
23
Bath
Feb
9
43% Dec 24
84% Mar
8
58% Jun
14
53%
to
22%
22%
98% Jan
8
30% Oct
61% Oct 21
37
Dec" 11
Jan~23
204
Dec
100% Mar 26
16
183
9%
30
7
74% May
ft
Dec
18
84
Feb
ii%
Jan
9
42
Apr~Io
6
Beatrice Foods Co
Aug 29
25% Jun
9
83
31% Dec
Beck
Beech
Aircraft
18
Beech
Creek
43% Jan
32% Mar 31
13% Jan
5
19% Dee 18
14 % Jun
20% Mar 29
37% Jan 19
57% Jun
91
Deo
14
May~B
89 V* Feb
13
NOT
8
81
Sep 23
8
29
92% Jun
17 y8 Aug
May 14
56% Oct 24
74 y2 Jan
3
22% Feb
3
34% Dec
Jan
7
50% Nov
.*■
*.
10
1% Oct
20
41% Apr
1
43 ¥• Mar 28
30% Nov
1
38% Jan
13
69% July
6
37% Dec
11
138% Jan
6
19% Oec 31
11% Dec
19
1V4 Dec 21
92% Sep 22
49¥4 May 11
Feb
155
63
July
99% Sep 10
98 ¥4 Jan
6
94 ¥4 Mar 31
42%
Dec
18% Nov 25
22
July
46% Jan
12
1;
Mar 23
2
6
45
,l«
Apr
43 %
43
%
44%
43%
43%
44%
45%
44
V'4
44%
76
77
78
78
77
'
„
33% Feb
2
70'
56% July 15
30% Jan 18
99 ¥• Oct 29
2
35
Aug 26
21% Feb
3
Feb
27% Oct
24
53
Jan
4
23
29% Jan
127/a Oct
11
20% Jan
4
23
Mar 28
39 'A Dec
20
May 14
21
Oct
6
13%
14
13%
141/4
13%
13%
47,000
18%
17%
18%
18 Vb
18%
18%
18%
12,400
5%
51/4
51/4
5%
5,700
37 %
36 '/4
36:%
11,900
13
12%
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1
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26
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8
82
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28
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25
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96
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27
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14
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71
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22
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31
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11
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26
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88
18
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2
11
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35
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26
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44
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19
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5
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10
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6
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6
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8
13% Sep
8
86% July 20
22
11% Jan
18
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18
5%
31
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4
20% Oct 28
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9
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6
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9
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preferred-
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29 V\
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4
38% Dec
7
91
35% May 28
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7
24% Jan
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19% Oct 22
31% July 10
94% May 27
37% Jan 21
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14% Jan
2
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5
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8
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55
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190
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49
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40% Jun
2
24 Ys Dec
May 20
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6
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30%
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Burlington
Jan
64%
5,700
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6
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10%
23%
r-
15
Co—
Buffalo Forge Co
Bulova
20
Mar
.
-
23% Aug 23
Dec
7
Feb 26
69
11
9
18% Oct
Mar
43% Mar 14
•f 14 Dee
4
92
9% May 13
19
1
17% Jan
36% Aug
18
45
Budd Co
0
18
26% Jan
80,
44% Jun
32% Mar
,
Sep 15
Jan
43% Nov' 28
7y* Jan
6
6
Apr
88
86-
12% Dec
Feb 11
so
27% Jan
'24
27% Jan 13
3% Oct 31
85% Dec 28
81
6
5
80% May 27
7% Oct 24
9
1814 Sep 22
•414 Dee 30
For
70% May
26% Dec
45% Mar 18
4
2
72% Dec
9
08
Jan 21
May 4
84% Aug 17
f»
Oct 23
4114 Not 30
8
14% Apr 29
16% Dec
2
67
17% Oct
Jun
10% Oct 26
30% Nov
7
26 ¥4 July 28
80% Apr 10
35% Feb
6
80
26% Jun
8
-
50
Brown
Aug 30
98% Jan
99
,
: 76% Aug 19
82
Brunswick Corp
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
19% Jan
8
«2% Nov 27
-6
common
31 Va Dec 30
110
Aug 25
4
25
44% Dec
NOT
5%
9%
8%
Manufacturing Co
_3.5o/
& Stratton Corp
3
Bristol-Myers
Co
common——I
3%% preferred
;_100
Brooklyn Union Gas common
_10
5.50% preferred series A
__100
17
76% Jan
Oct 12
*5%
2.50
Briggs
66% Dec
5%
9%
Brlggs
43% Oct 31
Oct 29
76
4Vt % 1 convertible
51%
9Te
1
100
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
•
■7"
par
Braniff
11
48
Jan
21
No
preferred
Jan
104
9f% Jan
Dec
■
i'
27%^" 59
21%'
85%.
A5i%,
5,800
?
60
110
46
*
46
44%
45 Vb
4,200
27%-
273/4
8,100
59
59
500
Volume
193
Number
6019
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(113)
13
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range for Year 19G0
Highest
Lowest
12y4 Nov
20
37% Feb
10
56% July 15
33% Dec
31
52% Feb
23% Apr
10
5% Sep 21
39 % Oct
5
16
23
Dec
33% Sep
8
102% Jan
34% NOV
: is
Sep 22
Feb
<
98
,
Carolina
Aug 18
44% Sep
4
19
27
31% Jan
16
24% Oct
10
29% Feb
23
40% Sep
26
78% Jan
4
89% Dec
26% Feb
,
7
2
108
Dec
29
Jan
12
7% Dec
7% Apr 22
36% Aug 12
98% Jan 12
41% Jan
•
Carrier
6
30
22 % Jan
30
Nov
10
89% Nov
10
25
Sep 22
114% Dec
70% Sep
32
22
22
NOV
23
17% Dec
30
24
88
Feb
21
34% July 29
125% May 13
81% July 9
Sep
Oct 25
19
121% Sep
1
30
13
41
44% Mar 20
20% July 22
35% Jan
Apr
3
17
Jun
29
,v
19
Jan
Nov
23
21
Oct
12
;
25"% Jan
22
24% Jun
8
30
55
Mar 23
17
Aug 20
•
Jan
22
46% Dec
59
71% Feb
17
80
Aug 14
75
18% Sep
21
22
Apr 20
19% Mar
30% Jun
24
38% Mar 23
88% Dec
28
99% Feb
37% Sep
10
32% Jan 20
46% May 11
Dec
11
32% Dec 31
31"-
27
95% Sep
59
4
34% Sep
11% Sep
12
15%
26
42% Jun
15
Central
&
21
50% Mar
22
16% Apr
9
29
July 18
28% Feb
15
14
5
27
27
ill
26
~4%
May 2-9
52
Apr
1
6% Jan
79
9
Oct
Oct
24
Cessna
18
Chain
Dec
5
42% Jan
88
Jan
8
94% Aug 19
$4.50
4
48 % Aug 25
Nov
30
45% May 28
19
Nov
24
25% Apr
17
24
9
42% Jan
9
37% Dec
31
36% Jan
5
25% Sep
15
Sep
26% Nov
4
10% Oct
6
84% Feb
18
64% Dec
100
Oct
29
26
'
34% Mar
17% Mar 23
46
Dec
74% July
118% Feb
22% Nov 28
3
41% Dec
6
38% Jan
6
Checker
24
29% Jan
4
Chemetron
Oct
6V2 Nov 30
15
43% Jan
6
1
19 % Aug
3
6% Dec
29
17
Jan
18
Jan
8
38
July 14
16% Dec
14
34% Jan
21
38% Nov
10
53
Jan
23
19
43% Jan
6
35% July 22
40% Apr
7
8
13 % Oct
24
26% Jan
6
71% May 22
'■.32% Jan 22
50% Nov
2
69 % Feb
26
13% Dec
6
13% Apr
25
36% Sep 29
23 '/a NOV 25
63 '
Jan
5
18% NOV 23
10
44% Mar 30
33% July
Dec
Motors
3%%
Chic
51
27
200
51
7,000
72%
72
24%
25%
25%
17%
:
18%
18%
; i8%
*17 Va
19%
*44 Va
48
48
47
*76.
80
*76%
80
*77
x27%
28%
28%
28 Va
*46 Va
.39%
'39%
39%
39%
39%
25
25%
25%
LSVa
25%
26%
10 Va
10%
10
10 Va
10%
10'A
1,100
34%
14,200
26%
254,700
Corp
33%
34%
33%
20 Va
22%
22 %
23%
23%
24%
23
34%
35
34 J/4
34%
3%
*50
4
27%
27%
27
27%
90%
91
43
44 %
42 Va
42%
21%
22%
21%
22
40%
41 Va
1%
1
_1
40Va.
26%
27%
*90
41%'
"91
91
41'A
20,300
183/4
6,800
223/a
9,400
1
7%
7%
7%
8%
C
8 Va
32%
32 %
33
33%'
34%
35
35
61
60%
61%
61%
62%
61 %
62 Va
—5
32
"
60 %
preferred—100
*93
,
103
7%
♦93
7%
7%
*17%
19%
17%
17%
24%
24 Va
24 Va
25%
36
36
7%
7%
*35 Va
13%
14
13 Va
52%.
52%
52%
Dec
30
29% Jan
5
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No
par
20
20%
20%
21Va
Oct
12
32
8
Chicago
22
18% Jun
24
10% Oct
18
Chickasha
Yellow Cab
94% Feb
2
35% Oct 23
47% Jun
30
26% July 25
39% Dec
21
46% Jan
14
49% Mar
9
68 % Dec
29
46% Nov
19
64% July 10
64% Jan 26
15
Feb
5
27% Mar 20
43
Jan
0
57
15% Dec
16
83
Dec
17
39% Jun
41% Aug 24
87% Sep
0
101
1
53 % Dec
3
24% Jan
24
51% Jan
2
14% July 14
18
7
44% Jun
22
89
Dec
23
57
Dec
28
33
Dec
24% Jan
14 %
26% Nov 25
May
44% Aug
18
59% Jun
23
11
99
Apr
7
5
62
Apr
8
65% Feb
20
56% Dec
9
39
Jun
12
32
Sep 30
2
59% Dec
14
42
Feb
Dec
16
48% Mar
136% Jan
10
Jan
28
126
Dec
29
65
126% Feb
Sep 21
43% July 27
71
Dec
23
82
21% Jan
47% Dec
^
64% Dec
137
12
48% Feb
35
*
9
10
26%
Nov
80% Dec
8
19% Nvo
Cleveland
14
7
28
26 % Aug 24
Nov""!
41% Jan
6
5
78
21% Oct
5
30% Jan
41% Oct
24
27
71% Jan
7
29% Dec
18
0
72 % Dec
16
23% Jan
8
34% Dec
10
13% Dec
5
45% Nov
13
50 % Mar 11
42% Dec
30
July
Clevlte
••
Oct
14
03% Feb
35
Jan
14
48% May
19% Nov
18
20
50
Jan
7
34
24% Mar 13
15% Nov 23
60% Dec 10
24% Mar 23
43% Sep 21
32% Jun 17
51% Mar 23
43
25% Nov 17
54% Jan 14
38% May 18
67% Aug
7
12% Sep
18% Mar 11
55% Jan
90
Dec
9
2
22
101% Sep 25
8% Jan
2
74
64
Mar 23
Nov
5
Apr 20
101% Apr
112% Feb
9
19
25% May
6
12% Sep
1
30
6% Feb
10
14 % Jan
6
20% Sep
10% Sep 18
26% Deo 14
14% Jun
1
30% Nov
24
RR
38%
82%
83
99%
100%
."
-
*99
38%
2,600
38
38
66 %
833A
*99
65 Va
I
393/8
1,800
66%
66
66%
8,800
51
51%
51%
51%
503/a
51Va
12,600
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22'A
2,100
44'/a
41 Va
44 Va
44%
44 Va'
41%
2,000
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
35%
36 Va
35%
36 %
36%
37%
•363A
37%
9,500
21
21 Va
21
21%
21
21%
21 %
21%
22,200
40%
40%
41%
41%
57%
57%
58
57%
42%
58 %
95%
94%
95
94%
95%
gtd—50
56 %
57
57
57
56 Va
57%
stock—50
♦33%
-—15
40
%
■i—-56%
*
—
•
>
-
413/4
43
4,800
58%
4,800
95%
95%
300
58
140
*57
33%
33%
33%
*53%
34%
333A
3:f3/4
100
55 Va
56
55
55%
55%
57%
56
56 '/a
10,300
*No par
61%
61%
61
61
61
61%
61%
61%
2,200
136 Va
*135
♦135
136%
135'A
100
*135
136 Va
136%
1
78 Va
78%
78%
79
Bottling Co of N Y
1
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
No par
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
1
21%
21 Va
21%
21%
20
Collins
4
Radio
Colorado
50% Aug 16
24
4%
23
45%
47%
&
1
Iron
preferred
74
23%
23
24 %
24%
48'A
46%
48 Va
47
14'A
50
B
/
31%
74'A
14%
143/4
16
16%
43
5
common
series
•
33
74
4638
233A
31%
75%
23 Va
75%
Co__
Fuel
5%%
74 Va
33 Va
*74%
33
43
43
43
*43 Va
16%
Southern
44
52
52
noncumulative
1st
pfd
100
*51%
53
53
je
16 Va
%
.36 % *'■
353/s' "35%:
36
36%
36Var
363/a
22,800
10
23%
23%
23 Va
23%
23%
23%
23'/a
38,200
14% Jun
17
26% Nov 28
Columbia
Pictures
5
22%
23
22%
22%
21%
22 %
67
67
60
Jun
71% Nov
2
28
43% July 27
56
39 % Feb
53% Oct 24
3
19% Oct 31
Dec
9
$4.25
System
Inc
common
preferred
Columbian
Columbus
No par
Carbon
&
Co
Southern
Ohio
28% Jan
4
Combustion
Engineering Inc—
72% Dec
27
Commercial
Credit
'
65% Jan 27 *
13% Mar
4"
56 % Mar
8
90% Jan
4
25% Jun
69% Dec
20
15
Commercial
Co
1
L—10
Solvents
1
Commonwealth Edison Co
25
com
223/a
68
68
53 Va
53%
52%
53%
2,900
52 Va
53%
52
52 %
4,400
53
53%
53%
53%
24
24%
23%
24
"
23%
24%
70
.
52%
70 Va
70
70% '
70%
71
22 Va
22%
2 2 3/4
21%
1
/
21%
22 Va
68%
98
-
68%''
63 %
98 Va "
68 Va
:
'
103% Jan 22
.
101
Jun
2
8% Feb
3
14%
11% Dec
7% Jun
13
Aug 19
110% Aug 30
1
30% Sep
Dec
29
1
17% Jan
18
6
12% Jan
12
23
May 26
40% Dec
2
;
4.64%
preferred
100
5.25%
preferred
Comptometer Corp__
Conde
Nast
—100
10
No par
Cigar Corp
60% Jun
42 % Dec
2
Consolidated
23% Jan
6
Consolidated Laundries
42% May 18
51% Dec
22
27
40% Jan
4
12
45% Sep
32
Feb
21
57% Feb
24
25
42% NOV
5
52% May 22
01% Feb
25
53% Jan
87
99% Mar 10
Oct
3
27
Consol Edison of N
$5
Y
1
No par
com
preferred
No par
Consol Electronics Industries
Foods
5
;
1.33 %
Corp
Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas
Consolidation Coal Co
5
13%
7%
7%
60
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 3A
7,200
13%
13 Va
13%
13 Va
13%
14,500
37%
67%
12%
8
37%
68 %
102
44%
98
12 Va
12%
45
393A-
39%
,39%
39%
21%.
*21 Va
44
29%
30
.'
20%
51%
51
29%
30 Va
61%
,62%
62%
62%
40%
21
51%
303/4
9,300
63%
10,500
62%
7
63 % Dec
62
62%
88% Jan
4
96% Aug 22
$4.50
preferred
No par
93
92%
93%
93
96% Aug 25
$4.52
i$%
93%
4
preferred
No par
*92
93%
*92
93%
94
94
93%
92
Jan
22
81% Jan
6
88
$4.10
preferred
No par
*83%
86
*83%
86
30% Nov
9
Apr
5
Container
20 Y» Sep If
Jan 14
29% Jan
5
94
Oct
7
4%
37% Jun 28
49
Dec
30
107
100% Jun
16
0
31% Dec
2
47% Jan
Apr IS
75% Jan
4
83% May 23
Aug 22
4
Continental Baking
23% Apr 20
66
Mar
13% Apr
5
20
69% Jan 26
19
Nov 21
14% Jan
20
0
22% Jan
27
59% Dec
21
Continental
7% Dec
40
31
For footnotes, see page 22.
Jun
$5
29
11% Jan
6
Continental
1
57% Dec
22
Continental
Sep 20
40% Mar 16
Continental
23%
24 Va
92 Va
*9&3/4
92 Va
47%
45%
10
common
No par
500
T
12,100
'
93%
*85
580
93%
270
86
common
preferred
Motors
of
steel
/
Delaware
Corp
34%
*77%
103
_
35%
78 %
24%
24
24
24%
*903A
92%
*90 3A
453A
44%
45 %
12,700
92 Va
44%:
8,000
104
104'A
103%
103 Va
104
110
35
36 %
36 Va
36 3A
36 Va
37
48,900
78 Va
78%
78%
77%
77%
*77%
8
8
2
7%
—25
*19%
20%
*19 Va
5
54%
56%
54 Va
\
Insurance
Oil
103
47
104
100
1
Copper & Steel
convertible
23%
46 Va
No par
Inc
preferred
Industries
44% May 11
Dec
Can
23%
*90%
5
Co common
$5.50 preferred
Continental
Continental
8
5
100
L
preferred
$3.75
.
7,100
*
Corp of America—
Common
83
86
*84%
6,300
30 Va
30 Va
92%
1,600
463/s
'
87% Jan
No par
13,100
51
'
26
com
---
40 Va
51%
Feb
*
4,900
67%
203A
20%
"
99
Consumers Power Co
2,200
102 y8
45%
40 3/8
213/s
51
29%
1
.
102
45%
5,400
83/s
38
66%-
102
.
12 Va
8%
37%
673/4
67
101
600
98
12'A
1
8 Va
37%
8
37%
44%
51%
9,000
4,300
109 Va
101%
50%
68%
683/a
68%
7,800
;
97%
68 Va
—10
19,700
•
*108 3/4
I
39%
..
22 %
98%
98
43%
*21
71%
108%
102 3/4
67%
X102
24%
213/4
108%
7%
•
37%
37
23%
;;70%'
-
13
12%
.
12'A
12
30
14%
14%- --14% 1
12%
68 Va
•
7,800
69
108%
O CO
109 Va
1
Cone Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Consolidated
*97
*108%
1
Publishing Co
*68
53 %"
51
Elec__5
1
22%
68
*66
52%
No par
2
18
70
35%
May 17
20% Dm
300
52
23%
May
16% Mar 13
57,000
Gas
42% Feb 17
a
—
44 %
-
Broadcasting System_2.50
20
11% Jan
16,900
Columbia
26
02
70
7,100
473/4
Columbia
31
58% Jan
22,200
26%
14
July 10
92% May 8
55% July 29
107% Apr 27
3,000
31%
52
Ry—
*51%
24,100
74
•
16
44 Va
.
&
40
80
22
*1150
32%
32%
No par
Corp
*1150
*1150
*1150
No par
preferred
Aikman
1,000
57%
'■'•
21 Va
&
100
39'/a
77%
$3.50
380
100%
39%
38%
65%
-
38 Va
*82%
100%
30
29% Dec
38%
83%
..52,500
45% Jun
2
Oct 23
38%
83 y4
3 9'/a
23% Dec
23
9% Sep 22
'38%
38%.
7
19
48% Oct 23
40
100,300
21
22% Sep
40
38%
240
24%
Dec
21% Dec
DM 18
40 Va
16%
14 Va
.23%,
22%
37% Oct
78
*13%
79%
1
17
*153A
14%
18% Jun
68% Dec
23
16
25%...
78%
30
Nov
16
24%
;
21%
30
44
8,400
No par
68% Dec
101% Oct
21%
95
Co
103 % Dec
44% Jun 18
21%
l
4
9
21%
12,700
45%
1
4%
13
Deo
13,300
21%
com
1%
Jan
82
5,200
293/a
51%
No par
59
25% Jun 25
15%
25%
51%
Co
Ilium
96% Jan
23
15
28%
44%
i
25
Deo
5'
<*'25%
10
21
•87% Sep 25
79% Sep 24
15 %M
29%
'21 Va
Co
68 % Jan
27 Va
66%
1,200
5
106% Feb
65% Dec
65%
20,500
;•
5
17
58% Dec 24
38
Coca-Cola
Jun
Feb
37 Va
Corporation
Collins
57
10
100
153/a
54
No par
guaranteed
Coca-Cola
35% Jan
19
99%
No par
Cluett Peabody <fc Co com
7%
preferred
Colorado
49
*98%
__10
Pitts
&
Special
6
76
83%
Co
Electric
Cleveland
7
Feb
39
82 Va
Co
$4.50 preferred
35% Apr 11
72% July
5
17
Service
Clark
5
47% Jan
90% Jan
38
_100
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron
1
2
EXTRA
HOLIDAY
preferred
5
Mar 20
55% Jan
101
38%
143A
"-*53'A
s
Equipment
Cletrac Corp
36% Dec
46
Cities
Aug 25
23% Jan
38%
8.50
City Investing Co
City Products Corp
City Stores Co
41% May 19
5
37%
preferred
Cincinnati Milling Machine
I T Financial Corp
4
18% Jan
CLOSED
36
26 •:
*14
25 Va
—25
...
,
%3&'
110
2,500
21
14%
24%
15%.
53
|
15%
.'
15 %
25%
*35 Va
.
Electric—
C
4
40% Oct
*14
24%'
Corp
4% %
23
16% Nov
2
27 % Oct 28
14% Jan
4 %
15
15%
*14
STOCK
EXCHANGE
_—25c
36
too
17%,
25%.
29%
,
x
_100
Corp.
.Common
July 19
Nov
5
16%
*15%
No par
Oil
7 Va
17'A
25%
14%
1,200
25%
...
25%
•
7%
19
26
53
;
15 Va
13%
7%
3,800
11,200
103
25%
14 Va
52%
'
7%
-
*95
*3&/2
ihLQO
par
103
*17%
*
36
No par
pfd
•
*S5
10
com
Pac
7%
t
103
15
4
403/s
17%
20
8
Va
22
2
*
41
140
18%
17
30% Feb
17,000
22%
37% Jan
78% Jan
23
18
37% Apr
10
22'A
22%
13
,
40%
5,400
22
X21 %
,
18%
24
12
6,900
91
42
22
22
21
28%
90'A:
41%
16%
24% Oct
102% Jan
27%
91
21 Va
29
Jan
5,500
1,300
17%
24
91% Feb
7,300
4 Va
51
21%
28%
37
343/e
4
50 Va
17
14
11
5,300
20%
29 %
Dec 23
Va
10,800
1
1.25
24%
80% Dec
120
1,100
42%
41%
,
13%
77
6,400
•
Co—
—50
&
s
34'A
51
28
Gas
34%
4
50
27 % Dec
r
34%
3%
51%
3%
51
'
20%
33%
3%
'
•
59%
*20%
21
'
94
58%
31%
23%
Cincinnati
*93
32%
8
Chrysler
39%*' 40
94
59 %
31%
50%
I
noncum
40 Va
1
.
Co
Ry
40
5
Chjlc & North Western com—No
6
5,200
39%
__100
71% Jan
100
28
10
r
preferred series A
Nov 29
27%
26
10
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
38
2,200
40%
39%
25%
/
4
72% May 20
2,700
*20%
*20%
4
4
!"
80
28%
400
-
47
80
27%
4
50% Feb
*
21
Corp
O'Nuts
6,700
,,
17%
23%
No par
Cotton
26%
19
36% Jan
Full
25%
26
19
29% Jan
Chock
3,000
18%
23% Jan
4
73%
18%
15
30
150
72%
Va
17 Va
Sep 20
15% Jan
'70
'
,
19,800
23%
22
26% Dec
<
23
115%
17%
20 % Dec
4
89%
22%
115 Va
23%
45% May 25
36% July 28
Nov
89%
23
17%
23
i.7%
41,300
23 Va
23
Jan
270
12,800
32
17 Va
26 % Nov
Jan
1
24 %
23
42,100
■
4
•31%
116 Va
72
9%
74
48
*76
50
3%
89 Va
22%
28% Nov
5%
*88Va
72
24%
9Vo
'74
32%
*115%
22%
%
4
22%
—40
A
'
"
89%
9
71
3%
31%
116 Va
*17%
50
*20%
A
series
9
74
■
116
X22 %
1
Plug
Milw St Paul &
52 Va
"
9%
; 22 Va
72%
-10
Western
51%
73%
*88%
22%
*44
34%
40%
*26'/a
32%
89%
X24%
33 Va
*40%
27"
*
-4
31
117
71%
34 Va
40%
*26 Va
.152
,'8%
31%
33%
*40%
21-.-
preferred
5%
;
8%
22
—50
-
Corp
Great
5%
33 Va
41
27
27
58%
Fibre
convertible
Class
51%
,
116%
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
Chic
*39%
*92%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Vought Corp
13
5
32%
40%
89%
EXTRA
HOLIDAY
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
69% Jan
99% Apr
Aug
33%
27
250
60
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
54% Oct 26
42%
40 Va
4
94
8
20
41%
93
Chance
14% Mar 24
30% Dec 13
41%
No par
Spark
17% May 13
20
8,000
40%
39%
preferred
26 % May
14
Dec
15
&
11,800
40'/8
4,900
92%
Common
6
42 %
44 Va
*59 %
-
Paper
Champion
33
Mar
41%
44%
59
Aircraft Co
24
99
5,900
44
4,500
92%
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
11
4
10
45%
44'/a
30%
1
7
5% Jan
24
0
87% Dec
44 Va
%
92%
44 Va
39%
Products
Co
92
93
2,200
—
58%
No par
70% Jan
Belt
91%"
92
2,100
,
J
.
92%
.
Teed
*91%
92%
6%
38%
Corp
Champion
50% Feb
37% Jun
-
No par
40% Apr
Oct 21
CLOSED
Corp__—2.50
Certain
12
6%
-100
South West
Cerro
6
11%'
3%
Soya Co
Century Industries Co
23
42
3 % May 11
40
July 27
Jan
21% Dec
24
July 25
12 Va
'
7 '/a
Service—10
J
N
11%
-.72%
—100
Central
13% Sep
of
11%
4
com—No par
Public
Co
11%
74
1
Light
Illinois
RR
29 % Jan
MaVil
4 % 7o
Central
11%
3%
—20
preferred—J-
6
29
Central
28
20% Sep
8% Jan
Dec
27%
8%
_100
series B
Illinois
28 %
*72%
preferred series A-100-
preferred
5%,
Central
27%
:
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
23
28% May 23
19% Oct
31
Dec
42%'Aug 25
88% Jan 27
42% Jan
July 27
32% Dec
28
8
27%
STOCK
Aqulrre Sugar Co
1—5
.Central Foundry Co
1
Central of Georgia Ry
com^No par
Aug 17
26%
EXCHANGE
common.No par
Corp common
preferred
5%
26%
45'/a
27%'
100
preferred
conv
45 Va
—_7"
Central
80% Aug 17
Sep
2nd
46
50
12.50
:
Celotex
15
5
7%
4%%
11
27
■
15
20
Apr 16
Jan
,20
>
13
Jan
21 %
.
21
83% Jan
•'
6%
45%
32%
preferred-!
_100
Corp of Amer com—No par
Celanese
31% Jan
17
•71% Dec
4.20%
94 % Sep
8
114% Jun
Caterpillar Tractor
34% Jan
*
Co common..;
preferred
6%%
2nd preferred
Shares
7%
45%
40%
1
7 %
7% Feb
Jan. 6
6%
27
1
,
the Week
Friday
Jan. 5
39%
50
;
7%
Sales for
Thursday
44%
X43
—10
common..
PRICES
45
92%.
No par
!
5
preferred
(J I)
Case
114% Jan
*
Light
SALE
11%
Ohio Ry_100
Co
HIGH
Jan, 4
26%
10
Carriers & General Corp
Carter Products Inc
'
3% Nov 22
&
Steel
Corp
4%%
6%
AND
Wednesday
45
No par
Power
Carpenter
43% July 15
5
71 % Dec
119% Mar 10
6
'
Mfg Co
Cllnchfleld &
Carolina
19
38% Sep 28
27% July 22
39% Nov 25
Co
Carey (Philip)
Carlisle
Corp
2
58% Jan
1
Jan. 3
5
25% Jun
•
Tuesday
Jan. 'i
l
Carborundum
48% Jan
1
20% Sep 30
38% Jan • 8
35
16
Oct
Capital Airlines Inc
4
25
46% Jan
17
40% Dec
19
62
Monday
Par
4
13% Jan
12
41 % Jan
23
45% Nov 25
LOW
STOCK
49% Jan
9
■88% Jan
5
YORK
EXCHANGE
35% Feb
Sep 19
10% Dec
85
NEW
Highest
1
7%
5
—
55'A
—7
35 Va
7%
56
36
7%
8V8
8 Va
8%
8%
20%
*19%
20%
*56%
♦193A
56
8
55%
55%
36
36 %
56 Va
8 Va
8
55'A
-
55%
8%
56%
8
25,900
8Va
*
6,200
55%
533/4
37
3,400
20%,
56
12,800
37%
2 800
J:
y
14
(114)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, January 9, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range for
31
Oct
23
35
Nov
4
Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
sow Dm
4
45% Aug U
NEW
20% Sep
19
26% Sep 16
42 Va Mar
2
Copeland Refrigeration
12% Dec
5
24% Jan
7
27 y8 Dec
6
55
4
50% Sep
23
59% Jun
1
89% Feb
9
154% Deo
T
84 Vi Feb
11
88
Feb
4
88
18% Oct
6
85
Sep 94
May 11
24% Jun
10
8% Jan
5
14% Deo
3
Jan
2
35% Jan
12
5% Apr 23
72
Nov 19
71% Nov 24
1
2
Mar 30
85
36y» Sep
16% Jan
31
4
Feb
10
Jun
83% Apr
8
87
19
90
Apr
18% Oct
6
10% July
27
1
15% Sep
July 27
4% Sep
July 27
64% Jan
4
12
76
40% Oct
14
31% Mar
18
9
23% Feb
17
26
Jan
23% Oct
28
16% Feb
17
42
Dec
28% Feb
C
45
Dec
•
40% Feb
39% July 25
54 % Dec
41
July 23
44
Jan
20
39% Jan
22% July 21
60% Jun
9
60% Jan
6
Dec
31
98 y* Apr
91
86
Jan
4
7
32% Feb
24
16
Dec
5
5
29% Jan
88 Va Nov 28
109% Jan
25% May
104% Sep 21
15 y8 Dec
114 V* July
2
37% Jan
23
12 Vb Mar 31
21% Apr
2
27 Va Jan
2
34 y» Sep
20
12% Jan
22
60ya Jan
6
Crucible
8
3
29
14% Dec
7
25
Feb
$4
4
29% Nov 29
37% Jan
14
07% Sep 37
96
79%
77%
79%
75%
174%
of
83%
83%
*83
88
*87
90
19%
19%
19%
19%
14%
14
4
14
!.'■
15
*3%
47
4%
3%
47%
*74
47%
77
*35%
36
2,800
19%
14
23,600
85
88
*14%
"77
35%
175%
177
86
89%
19 %
47%
*74
176
5,300
76%
176%
*83 %
*74
3%
*2%
•/
47%
50
2,300
400
4
300
47%
47
*74
77
60
;
1,900
77
1
36%
36 %
36%
19%
20
19%
20%
20%
21%
21%
22%
71,900
25
EXTRA
HOLIDAY
25
*25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
1,500
37%
•39%
.
*36
,
37
600
37%
39%
2.50
42%
43
42%
43
*39%
40
39%
39%
*39%
40
*39%
40
100
54%
55
54%
55
16,700
90%
89%
,
54
52%
90
*89%
39 va
43*%
54%
90
90%
17%
18%
100
90%
90%
10
17%
18
5
preferred
9 %
common
100
18%
*89%
39%
45%
40
30,200
46%
19%
.
93
20
18%
93
93
93
18%
17%
18%
10%
9%
7,400
90%
19%
*91%
:
17%
18%
17%
9%
9%
*64
19%
*91
40%
46 %
10%
10
66
64%
180
69,200
200
7,500
10
15,800
66
*63%
5
11%
11%
*11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
Inc__2-50
11%
*32 %
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33
33
*1
8vb
8%
8 vb
8%
8%
8%
ttvti
8%
52%
*51 %
53
*51%
51%
*51%
52%
i
i
Drug Stores
common
preferred
No par
52
No par
*17%
1
15%
1
common—
A
Cutler-Hammer
;
53
prior preferred
Class
4
46%
CLOSED
1
common
Inc
Publishing
prior
STOCK
EXCHANGE
176
6,500
13,500
,;
*86%
~
5
Packing Co
preferred
$1.60
8
Jan
78
com
Sugar
Curtlss-Wright
7
94% Deo
35
28%
No par
America__12.50
convertible
Press
Curtis
19
31% Jan
28
14%
34%
25
Corp
Steel Co
5%%
14
Nov
14%
35
27%
.No par
Cuban-American
7
50% Dec
14%
33%
12,900
30%
14%
33%
2
Corp
preferred
Cunningham
40% Nov 26
14
69% Jan
25% Feb
$4.20
Cuneo
Jan
Corp
preferred
37
3
29%
14%
31%
1
preferred
4% %
17 V2 Dec
44
Wheat
Crown Zellerbach
5
28
29%
13%
31%
25
Petroleum
conv
$2
4
10% Aug
28%
-13%
100
Crowell-Collier Publishing—*
Crown Cork & Seal common
20
30% Sep
7% Dec
28%
13%
common
common
of
5%
29
Sep
27%
(Del)
Works
preferred
Crescent
8%
31%
15%
Cream
7%
5
15%
Co
8%
8
5
Inc
i
International Corp
69% Mar 23
13
Jan 18
Ja$
8%
89%
Cuaahy
Aug 27
7%
86
4
67
7%
178%
14% Jan
18
10% Sep
59% Dec
10,200
7%
*86%
24
15
Aug 18
41% Jan,JJO
16%
21
15
34
*83%
8y« Oct
15
Sep
33%
176%
4
63 Va July 26
34
100
11
81% Mar 11
32%
1
Corp
preferred—,
Jan
30
32%
preferred series of 1947-100
18
65% Dec
30%
78%
22
17% Mar
30%
77%
13% Sep
15
4,100
30%
1
16
10% Jun
33
95
;
1
23
7
25
5
3%%
21
35% Oct
29% Jan
37% May 27
24%
19
Crane
14
30
25%
18%
15
4
4
17% Mar
25
1
July 18
Shares
25%
Coty
Coty
13
40
72% Jan
the Week
Jan. 6
Jan. 5
24%
Cosden Petroleum Corp
9
3
Co
Glass
3 % %
11
24% Jan
Products
Corning
2Vi%
Aug 17
85% Jan
28% Mar
Nov
85
Corn
9
Friday
Thursday
Jan. 4
25%
1
Corp
Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co;
85% Dec 21
186
23% Apr
23% Dec 23
19
46% Apr
124
Jan
Wednesday
Jan. 3
25
5
Copper
25
Tuesday
Jan. 2
5
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
1
Oct
16
Monday
Par
America
16
July 11
33% Jun 17
Dec
93% Mar IT
7
of
Co
Cooper-Bessemer
64% Deo
21
Controls
42% Feb 29
6
19% Sep
STOCK
EXCHANGE
21
39% Jan
YORK
Highest
Inc__
17%
18
15%
16%
30%
30%
31
73
73%
72
32
10
18
16%
32%
64%
64 %
64%
400
300
500
6,000
400
18
18%
18
18 r
16%
16%
16 %
16%
31%
30%
31%
*30%
31 va
1,100
73
72%
73%
72%
73 va
2,000
331/4
33
34
33%
33%
5,000
87'A
*86
500
•
31,200
D
37% Nov
46% Deo
21
91% Jun 22
43% Jan
Nov
91% Feb
16
83
87% Aug 23
15% Jan
6
83
4
Jan
4
13% Feb
19% July 27
12 Va Dec
27
26ya Jan
36% July 18
49% Mar 18
12
18
61
Jan
14
45% Mar
72% Dec
23
82
Apr
10
72% Jan
4
Aug 30
80% Aug 23
71
23
81
Feb
27
74 y4 Feb
3
80
Dana
Feb
34
47% Dec
Sep
Dec
5
27% Oct
31
-
9
33% Jan
Corp
3%%
Dan
5
preferred series A
River
Dayco
49% May 31
Mills
Dayton
Power
&
Light
77%
3.90%
series
C
100
77%
*76%
77%
*78%
79%
79%
79%
*79%
80
*791%
81
37%
68 Va
July 31
May 29
38% Apr
17% Dec
26
54% Dec
16
Deere
&
33
21
28% Jan
8
47 y4 Aug
Co
Delaware
&
Inc
50c
Delaware
Power
&
31 y4 Aug 24
Delta
Lines
26% Aug 15
18% Jan
7
15 y* Jan
7
Apr 28
27y4Oct 28
13
7
29
6
52% Dec
10
Jan
20
49% Dec
14
60
26 Vb Jan
8
13
64% Oct
30
2
41 % Nov
17
80% May
29% Mar
28
Jan
11
14% Dec
14
32% Sep 23
31% Sep 22
69% Apr 24
36% July 29
21% Sep 21
11% Nov 25
29 Va Jan
17% Jan
Mar 26
22
36% Oct 28
19% Jan
6
7
23
12
May 18
20% July 23
2
74 V* Jan
8
32% Mar 24
42% Marl3
17% Jan
Dec
24 V* Aug
Sep'15
63% Jan
21
27% Aug 17
100% Deo U
Sep 30
14% Dec
20
27
38% July
17% July
33 Va Jan
De
49 y4 Jan
7
10% Dec
13
17% May 16
16% Oct 26
28% Feb
15
Dec
95
Sep 17
74% Sep 21
15
Dr
30
42% Feb
10
6
24% Jan
5
Dover
99% Jan
4
Dow
4
Dresser
Mar 15
24
8% Dec
5
40% Deo
' 8
7
96y4Jan
74% Jan
8
21% Mar
8
42% Feb
27
37
46% Jan 27
40
Jan
Jan
8
13
11
38% Deo
21
46% Mar 13
38% Jan
8
16
48% May 26
42% Jan
6
41
Nov
18
42% Jun
19
2
28% Deo 29
Dec
32
22
25% Sep 22
73% Dec 11
23% Sep
21
75
10
Apr
88% Jun
9
46% Jan
47
13
Mar 24
33% Oct
27
40% Jan
42
18
Mar 23
17% Oct
27
103
6
36% Jan
83% Jan
15
Aug 16
34
Feb
89
Aug
16
41 *
Aug 16
Mar
3
Nov
21
1
25% Jan
4
Eastern
Feb
1
136y4 Jun
9
Mar
3
36% Jan
7
1
15
17% Oct 25
44% Apr 26
Aug
45% Jan
94
4%%
5
Ekco
26% Jan
17
8% Deo
18
14
63% Deo
21
54% Feb
25
8% Feb
9% Jan
7
14
Mar 20
9
41% Deo
28% Dec
13
88
34% Aug 22
38% Jan
4
78
Jun
20
84
Aug 30
16% Dec
8
23
Sep
32% Feb
24
Oct
29
70
Oct
2
63
May
4
25
Nov 30
Apr
t
30% Mar 12
28% Deo 15
52% Dec
24% Oct 22
49% July
MHOot
37% Nov
7
9
99% Jan
a
70 Ya Aug 11
18% Jan
For
20
5
Sep 28
Apr
•
«
54% Jan
58
4,700
1,600
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
: 2,700
190%
192%
190%
192%
20,800
1021/2
102%
102%
102i/4
(E I)
26 Ya Jun
40
Jan
37% Apt
f
10% July 18
38% Aug 31
10% Jan
37
96
Sop 14
MarU
31% Sep
35
footnotes,
13
Light
Co
Jan
11
Kodak
9
Stores
5%
24
Eversharp
see page
26
25%
*38%
39
38%
38%
*42%
*42%
27
120
*42%
44
44
*42%
41%
*41
42
41
42
42%
44
44
*43
44
*43
44
*41
42%
423/4
42%
*42%
44
44
44
*19%
20
19%
19%
19%
20
22%
23
223%
23%
22%
231/4
22%
22%
23'/a
23%
23%'
23%
23%
243/a
23%
241/4
29%
29%
21,600
29%
29 %
30
31%
30%
31%
20,400
81%
16%
81%
82
16%
16%
18%
109%
108
1091%
1133/4
*43
1,050
44
50
44%
82%
44%
44%
320
44
*43
44
44
200
20
300
*19%
83
18
82%
18%
2,200
83
1,100
173/4
181%
11,600
111%
114
112%
112%
31,200
97%
97%
99
99
303/a
31%
31%
32
31%
323/8
32 Vb
33
60
60%
601/4
60 3/4
60
60
593/4
593%
*83
39%
84%
39%
96
*96
99
*83%
-
84%
39%
391/4
*931%
96
*96
84% 1
39
■
841%
,
99
30
8,200
*831/2
39%
96
*93%
96
23%
22%
23
22%
23
44%
22%
22%
45%
44%
443/4
45
45
shares—
44%
45
5%
53/4
5%
10
SO-
503/4
50
50%
5 3/a
50%
1,100
5%
53/4
511/4
50%
20
3,900
'
23
6
;
85%
38%
39%
*93%
1
.
1,900
2,200
5%
50%
23,000
2,300
5
ll 3/4
121/4
11%
12%
3
Co
Mfg
&
81%
_
43%
44
43%
5
12%
12%
113/4
273/4
28
12%
2,800
27%
28
27%
27%
50
27%
27%
50%
73,000
50%
52%
51%
52 3/8
521/a
54
17,000
12%
31,200
2
Co
Phonograph
5
11%
Hi/4
11%
10
333/4
33%
*33%
25
303/4
31%
100
79%
79%.
1
18%
19%
18%
19%
19%
8.50
193/4
38
38%
38%
38%
No par
38%
383%
5
5»/4
5%
5%
Corp common
com
13%
34
12
*33%
12%
113/4
333/4
*331/4
34
200
31
31%
31
311%
31
31%
*79
793/4
79
79
79
79
33,200
100
19%
19%
3,000
38%
-V
38%
3,200
5%
11,300
5%
51/2
100
27%
27%
26 3/4
271/8
50
*52%
54%
*521%
54%
*52%
54%
5
Co
11%
11%
11%
12%
121/8
123/s
12
121/4
7,700
27
27
■
,
51/4
27
*52%
271%
330
54
1
Morse
&
Co
22%
23
22%
23
223/4
22%
223/4
3
F
4%
v
44
22%
35%
36
2,900
35
35%
35%
36
35%
35%
6,100
.—No par
♦22%
23
23
24%
23%
1
convertible
Co
convertible
common
preferred,
5%. junior preferred
Falstaff Brewing Corp,.
Family Finance Corp
»
P
Corp com
Fairmont
- •
9,200
41%
*93%
Battery
,
20
300'
25%
8
33% Dec
22.
25%
1
4
Mar
26
39
preferred,*
40
Fairchild Engine & Airplane
Corp_l
89
1,100
80%
25%
2.50
Gas
26
37% Dec ,5
*80
*38%
common,,1
Amer
Watch
28% Feb
1
80
1
Co
Co
28
•
x80
38%
100
20% Dec
Feb
x
25%
10
common
Fairbanks Whitney
13% Feb
82%
50
Inc
Foods
82%
38%
100
Corp
$1.60
81%
25%
Corp—2.50
Pittsburgh RR Co
Ex-Cell-O
7
*80%
5
preferred series A
Products
■*"
10
com
common
Inc
Ind
Electric
Radio
"
—100
Co
Mus
•
1
Assn
;
Fairbanks
18
104
-
50
Steel
27
Sep
104
'•
5
Co
26
81
103%
'
50
.
12y4Feb
37 y4 Dec
103
■
50
Inc
38% Jan
7
191
50
1
Fuel
&
6
29% Mar
185 3/4
5
common
.•
Lines
24
9% Mar
8%
187%
50
5% Oct
5
8%
185%
& Co-
50
20% Dec
5% Dec
8%
5
de Nem
District Electric Co
Erie &
Evans
3,700
10,100
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
5
16%
9%
Equitable Gas Co__
11
19%
29%
15%
17%
4%
preferred
Englehard Industries
7
Feb
20% Jan
19%
29
15%
31%
Endicott Johnson
.
9
Jan '
91% Jan 28
7% Sep 29
27% Nov
g
11
19%
30
15
9%
Storage
76 y» Dec
56
19%
29%
15
17%
Natural
32% Jan 29
17% Sep 21
19% Mar 2
19%
293/4
1
National
Paso
23% Jun 22
BO
19
>
28%
14%
-
31
Elgin
1
41% Sep
6% Oct 20
14%
9%
El
IS
19%
28%
14%
17%
23
Dec
'.".I
31%
23
5
*
91/4
Emerson
5
2,800
28,400
19%
28
•
171/4
Emerson
Mar
15,200
30%
19% Jun
8
40
15,100
26%
9%
28% Nov
21
Dec~31
16%
25
17%
10% Oct 25
22 Va Jun
34%
14%
24%
31%
&
7
14%
24%
9%
Auto-Lite
Empire
5,100
14%
-
3,000
5,200
17 vb
Electric
Mar
181/4
303%
Electric
25
17%
9%
Stop Nut Corp of Amer
53% Dec
9
18
17%
preferred
8
23
17%
42,500
.
30%
-
preferred
29
Jan
17%
*9
Products
10% Dec
16
17%
17%
Bros
26% May 11
28% Aug 28
18
17%
14%
Inc
Manufacturing
Jan
12% Sep
27%,
32%
30%
Electric
33
32%
1
7
73
26%
26%
32%
1
26
1
24
27%
32%
,1
Jun
5% Dec
43% Oct 24
24%
27%
11,800
24% Oct 31
7% Dec
38 % Jan
23%
273/8
17
No par
preferred
Elastic
300
29,300
Stainless
4%%
4
16%
23%
41/4%
4
16%
23%
24%
prior preferred
$3.60
July 29
17%
75
Eastman
Jan
*16%
8,200
32%
14 va
preferred.
Nov
32% Nov
12,500
74%
Gas
87
13%
27%
22%
24 vx
preferred
94
6
13%
32%
14%
preferred
Edison
13%
32%
24%
No par
Eaton
400
127/a
23
Air
88
30 %
23%
Eastern
65% May 23
37%
29%
74%
Eastern
1
60%
36%
29%
24%
14%
.' .0
59%
37%
28%
23%
v
60%
37%
22%
HOLIDAY
1
4,800
59%
*291/2
27
I
I
Eagle-Picher Co
29
60%
37
No par
Co
700
31%
'://"• ."—'J
EXTRA
1
DWG Cigar Corp
96% July 22
46% Jan
6
CLOSED
I
29%
74%
8
Mar 21
17
—2
29%
23%
6
79
13%
17
30
7,500
74
Jan
28% Sep
12 vb
17%
41,300
,
23%
Jan
48% Feb
14%
70
16%
73%
30% Aug 30
31
13%
*16%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
53%
16%
*29 %
29%
59
36
49%
*52%
16%
23
$2.10
89
*29 vb
48%
52%
23%
34
92
29%
49%
521/4
161/4
'•'
30
36%
1,100
75%
4.10%
82
'
4,400
17,600
8
73%
39
8
30
*7%
22%
22
25
30%
•> 49%
16%
,59%
2.50
Ltd
;
20% July 28
Oct
493%
53
*52%
*,i'l4%
58%
1
.
Inc
preferred
4% preferred
4.20%
preferred
5
■fV:/. 48%
14%
30 %
50c
$4.15
July 11
48%
14%
No par
44% Aug 24
:
*52% Z54
lit
'
:
x29%
series
46
24% Jan
"
*7%
5
$3.75
-.44% Aug 25
44% Aug 24
46% Feb 15
1- 48%
Of fi ■f 'v
8
x35y4
series
15
24
17%
$4.50
1
92% Oct
17"
8
$3.50
8
31 Va July 16
65 Ya Aug
7
17
*7%
Preferred
30% Apr
Deo
46% Dec
16%
Preferred
75
4
18 y8 Jan
16%
x7%
50c
Duquesne
23
May 15
161/4
hO
Co
Pont
85% Jan
45% Deo
16%
Common
83
Aug 16
26% Sep 13
63% Aug 13
36% Nov
16%
Duplan Corp
24% Mar
26
25
International
21
Oct
24%
•
No par
Chemicals
81
94
24%
37%
Industries
46% Apr
34% Jan
112
24%
2.50
Ltd
Chemical
88% Deo
9
25%
Productions
Aircraft
DuBois
266% Jan
3
22% Feb
2,900
24%
Corp
Dwnhill
4
178% Oct 31
41
Dec
24%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
22
12
1
24%
28%
1
Club Inc
Fund
Douglas
13% Jan
14% Jan
Jan
Mines
12
19% Aug 18
7% Sap 27
4
Deo
28%
25
Pepper Co,——
7
July
86% Apr
26% Jan
106
2,200
29
10
Corp-Seagrams
Dlvco-Wayne Corp,,
70% Oct 25
27
14% Dec
17
22% Sep
37
3
43%
28%
Corp
(Walt)
du
278% Aug
42%
28%
Corp
Disney
Dome
12% Oct
9
44%
27%
Co
Fruit
Dominick
30% Jan
202% Feb
44
28%
38%
37%
■
,__1
Distillers
33 y4 Sep
8
44%
27%
3
15
(The)
4
25
May
44%
Co
Diners'
28% Oct 20
19% Jun 20
i
3,400
45%
,
19% Jan
45% Jan 21
Jan
10,100
19%
*44%
Light Co
Corp
Stores
DIGlorgio
12
28% Apr 24
14% Aug 17
53%
6.75
19%
National Corp
preferred—,
$1.50
4
33% Dec
8
14%
53
19%
^20
Alkali
Diamond
Diana
6
4
Oct 24
15% Oct
Steel
Vilbiss
Diamond
9
128%.Jun 24
6
Sep 23
53%
19 Va
Hillsdale & S W RR Co_,100
Detroit
4
Apr 14
20% Feb 23
22% Jan
11
16,400
53%
19%
Edison
31
27% Nov
11
37%
53%
18%
Detroit
33% July 29
66% Aug 29
•
38i/4
52Va
19%
Detroit
Mar 21
2
6
24% Mar
-14
16
Dec
7
7
37%
53%
Supply Co of NY
2.50
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No
par
DeSoto Chemical
Coatings
1
5
Deo
15
26%
26
40% Mar 23
19% May
22
39
18%
.
Dentists*
13% Sep
Air
30
200
52%
I
Inc
11
58
No par
(Delaware),
Hudson
20% Jun 21
17% Jan
6,500
77%
Preferred
4
30% Jun
571/2
77%
1
28 Va Dec
57%
56%
Dec
Jan
55
*76
26 ya Nov
46
55%
7
*76%
45
68
55
77%
common
77%
Records
23
11,500
78%
Deqca
Deo
14,400
33%
55%
14
53
15%
33
*75
39% Dec
28
14%
33%.
%
*76%
8
47% Mar 13
14%
31
77%
17% Jan
10% Feb
13%
31%
77%
19
8
14%
30%
*75
2iy* Feb
21
13%
100
15
7% Sep
41% Jun
13%
30%
100
Sep
May 26
7,30')
13%
30%
B
17
21
12%
A
82% May 23
25
87%
12%
series
6
16% Nov
*86
12%
series
75% Jan
Apr 20
871/4
12%
3.75%
9
20
12%
Preferred
83% Apr
18
12%
*86
Preferred 3.75%
22
36% Apr
12%
10
Dec
2
87y4
12%
__50c
Inc
76
24% Jan
*86%
5
16
Sep
35% May 17
32%
100
Inc
Corp
Daystrom
58
1
common
_*
1
7%.
21
6%
35%
100
*81
50
24%
7%
21
*35
7
35%
*23 %
7%
8 %
77/a
8V8
*21%
21%
21%
21%
6%
35%
82
*81
40
*38
7
35%
82
6%
35%
7
36 Va
7%
23 Va
200
7%
.27,900
22
,
22
6
35%
36
700
6%
.
53,400
8,400
*81
82
*81
81%
41
*40
42
*40
43
1
35%
35%
35.
35%
x35%
36%
36 va
36%
1
33 %
2,600
33 Va
33 %
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
2,000
.
Volume
193
Number 6019
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(115)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
QTnrirQ
Year 1959
Lowest
49% F£b
Range for Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
9
72
Oct
44 % Nov
28
6
10 % Apr
30
5% Dec
16 % Mar 10
22 % Apr
24
32% Nov
10
40% Dec
23
21% Jan
2
9
15% Oct
5% Jan
NEW
-
69% Jan
28
4
Fansteel
56%
•fan
9% Mar 29
Fawick
Fedders Corp
40% Jan
6
Federal
273/4 Jan
4
15% Nov
6
25 % Jan
27% Jan
8
4
6
19% Jan
44% Jan
16
24 % Oct
12
24
Federal
47
26
14% Jan
5
>27% Oct
■
20
24
24
323/4 0ct
22
453/4 Jan
4
8
38 % Apr
8
84
Apr
7
$4
110
Jun
7
$4.50 conv A 2nd
44% Jun
1
22
Oct 25
6% NOV 17
23 % Nov
7
89
Feb
2
80
117% Jun
1
2
■
j
May 27
91% Dec 12
6
Flintkote Co
common
2nd pfd
22
$2.25
20
38% May 10
29
Florida
Power
Corp
5
68% Jun
Florida
Power
&
28
17% Dec
Fluor
23
15
Dec
15
27% May 29
ll3/8 Apr
30% Dec
1
Oct
5
84
22
11
'
31% Mar
43
Sep
Mar
93
Sep 21
5
Jan
17% Jan
29
2
34% Apr
80
Sep 13
20% Oct 26
85% Nov
3
28% Apr
26
14% Apr
2
2
40
Feb
9
Feb
16
216
July 10
95
Mar 11
14% Nov
5
55% Aug 27
17
50% Jan
6
Nov
88% Jan
22
4%
Dec
21
Food
Dec
23
13
95
4
11% Oct
5
19% Jan
5
173/4 Nov
22
21
213/4 Jan
60% July 25
Foote
92 y8 Jan
Ford
Motor
25
193/a Jan
Foremost
Oct
24
41% Jan
Foster-Wheeler Corp
3% Dec
30
■
8
Jan
Dairies
Francisco
14% Jan
5
193/a Feb
20
12% Nov 21
153/4 Jan
Franklin
20
22
22
32
Dec
Freeport
18
17 % Dec
Feb
26
66
18% Jan
28
373/8 Apr
303/4 Dec
Dec
24
77
Mar 30
5
30'/a Feb
15
May 27
84% Nov
21
Sulphur
28
33
12
16% Jan
2
40% Oct
20
Feb
9
43/4 Sep
10
Nov
19
37% Jan
Co
17% Jan
5
19% Sep
8
28
29
263/4 July 23
563/s May 21
50% Jun
8
11
Mar
51
Jan
59
Dec
7
6% Jan
15
2
215/8 Dec
16
7
90
Jan
4
99 % Oct
17
May 18
,263/b Jan
21
22
18
39
22
138
% 67 % Mar 11
Jan
28
153
22
May 19
7% Feb
9
.295/b Nov
23
42% Apr
37% Oct
21
45% May 11
74
Nov
103/8 Mar 25
12
84
10
Mar 17
25% July
6
333/8 Oct
2
_7% Feb
5
93/s Jan
2
24
Jan
42% Oct
74
,
->
58 3/4 Feb
/
8 3/4 Dec
137
Oct
80% July
i
j
146
5
11
12% Jan
30
28
6
July 22
9% Jan
•
^
7
>
Amer
Amer
8
82
Aug 24
12
8% Jan
4
Gen
General
Cigar
Contract
30
66% Jan
33 % Sep
23
533/b Jan
11
General
Dynamics
9
30% Dec
28
101 % Dec
28
31
May 21
38% May
8
37% Aug 25
70% Sep 28
30% Apr 21
61% Aug 18
22 % Mar
8
23% May 23
99% Jan
4
28
General
Finance
14
General
Foods
50% Jun
29
General
Instrument
33% Dec
19
22
Jun
20
$1.60
52% Jan
"2
73
Dec
16
573/4 Sep 20
793/4 Jun
22
$3
53% Sep
5% Jun
14
76
Nov
27
61
853/4 Jun
22
5% Jan
15
22% Nov
30
26 % Oct
23
263/4 Nov
13
39% Feb
11% Dec
7
Sep
5
Apr
223/a Mar
20
5
6
Nov
28
71
25
28% Jan
17% Nov
Mar 30
$3.75
23
preferred
68% Dec
14
59
Jan
13
8
54% Dec
29
503/4 Jan
H
913/4 Nov 22
653/4 Sep
6
19'
96
Nov
12
96% Apr
1
88
19% Nov
20
273/a Jan
8
16% Oct
13% Apr
29
293/4 July 13
113/e Dec
50% Jan
27
34% Nov
27% May 20
10 % Nov
23
92
41% Nov
2
17 % Dec
4
2% Oct
19
4% Jan
76 % Jan
14
103% Jun
1
45 % Nov
19
493/8 Dec
15
28
)Jan
54% July 15
42% Apr
2% Nov
24
4
Feb
4
8% Dec
16
6% Nov
20
10 % Mar 18
30 % Nov
20
37% Aug
4
74
Jun
22
84 % Mar
4
8% Jan
7
353/4 Nov
18
24% Dec
4
11
May 28
Genesco
i23% Jan
8
Glen
45% Jan
4
Glidden
20% Jan
11
Gladding
Co
Goodyear
Tire
29
28% Oct
24
32% Sep 29
1% Oct 26
44% Jan
4
33/8 J an
15
Goebel
Grace
45 % July
443/4 Nov
$0.60
413/a Aug 24
Granite
32
Jun
Grant
80
Aug 25
Co
87% Dec
1
July 13
61% Oct
11
72
Jan
11
79
for footnotes,
see page 22.
25 3/i
26%
11,500
*253/4
26%
26%
263/a
263/8
26%
900
26%
27%
27%
27 5/a
27%
27%
100,200
15%
14%
15%
14%
153/a
143/8
147/a
20,200
54
54%
533/4
56
57%
26,300
553/4
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573/8
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102
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1
30%
31
303/4
313/4
31%
80c
533/4
54%
53 3/a
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56
323/8
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102
101
94%
%
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101
Atlantic &
Northern
Iron
102
10
313/4
32 %
12,100
545/8
55 %
18,900
"
%
64 %
62
63
62 3/i
62%
62%
623/4
3434
15%
17%
14%
15%
15 3/8
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153/a
16
17%
173/4
18
18
18 3/a
18
18%
63
88%
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89
87 %
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98
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5
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17
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25,500
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7,600
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14%
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28,500
36
36
353/4
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36
36%
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36 3/i
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11%
11%
11%
115/8
12%
3,800
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13/4
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1%
51%
53
515%
523/4
523/4
53%
52%
535/8
26,300
34
345/a
33%
36
35%
35%
35
35%
34,200
1%
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l3/4
,
7%
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*
2
2,800
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Co
.No par
1
Corp
com—No par
preferred
(H L) Co Inc
73/8
6%
26 %
73/4
6%
26%
26%
63/4
73/4
700
7 %.
*7%
63/4
7
26
26 %
26
26%
9,300
37%
7
1,300
36 V2
37%
363/8
38%
38%
38%
38 3/a
18,000
293/4
295/a
30
29%
30
29%
30
76 %
75%
75%
76%
76%
*76%
77
11,100
110
8%
8%
8%
8%
9%
83/4
35%
36%
36%
37
36%
37%
19%
193/4
20
20%
203/4
213/8
483/4.
*75%
8
—1
Prop—No par
Paper Co
25
73/8
6%
26%
1,600
29
-2.50
Ore
73%
*6%
5
/
9%
9,800
36%
373/8
22,200
21%
22%-
10,600
49%
48 3/4
49%
49%
50%
46
47%.
46 5%
47%
47%
48 3/s
47 %
48%
13,500
31%
31 %
31 3/4
32%
325/8
333/8
33%
33%
37,800
28%
29
29 %
29
283/4
51
49%
29
29%
7,600
29%
5,600
139%
139%
*139
20%'
193/4
20 %'
20
20 %
20%
20%
6,600
20 >/4
20
20%
20%
203/4
205/8
20 %
13,200
91
91
91
31%
325/8
32
18%
183%
18 3/s
67
67
100
20
—3
20
100
139
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1
-
91
*91
140
92%
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140
"139
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140
-
50
92%
'
Aircraft Eng Corp
-1
& Ohio RR com.No par
Gulf Mobile
$5
50
91%
*101
1
10
Stores
Grumman
1
3,700
27%
27%
>—100
34% Sep
15
22%
94
preferred
Grayson-Robinson
7%
— — —
22
26
6.25
Greyhound Corp common
4 % %
preferred
Jan
.
143/4
common
24% Aug 29
97
Aug 19
29
26%
8,900
22%
21 %
26%
City Steel-.
Sugar
4
■
-•
25%
5
Western
19
26%
preferred-No par
Green
23
26%
v
13
7,500
Great
Jan
21%
20,100
30%
*12%
12,600
Aug 19
32% Mar 14
17% Dec
21%
27%
30 %
30%
■mi1 ■', i
1%
15
22% Jan
21%
27
„
30
*12%
273/8
Financial
82
20%
26 3/a
27%
.27%
.,27%
.
12% "
15,700
373/4
Western
17
305/a
*12%
53/i
1%
Northern
Aug 12
303/4 Mar 30
£27 %
30 %
12%
500
300
55/8
53/4
27
Northern
30 3/4 Feb
26%
30%
55/8
3 6 3/s
Great
89
27%
303/8
*
...
13/4
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1
26%
*12%
.
75%
36%
Great
5
5 3/i
72%
2 7 3/4
5
23
y* ':
72 %
*74
13/4
4
28
5%
*37
36%
12
Nov
75
27%
345/a Aug
325/8 Feb
Dec
24
74
J 75
13/4
533/8 J an
20% Oct
383/4
*72
i
27%
523/4 Jan
17
53/4
*37
....
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•
36%
24
Feb
5%
71
"76%
l3/4
Oct
20
200
39
71
27 %
37
24% May 29
38 3/i
39
*72.3/4
35 %
42% May 10
22% Oct 24
2
4,200
13/4
27
17% Jan
55%
27
12
143
54%
355/u
60% Aug
4
553/4
1%
59% Apr
19
55%
27
1
18% Dec
56
3 5 3/a
16
128% Jan
553/4
1
Gt
5
563/4
1
Great
8
55%
1,200
4
18
May
1
20,100
Inc
26
47% Feb
1,500
39%
—
41% Jan
141 %
26%
common
263/4 Jan
19
80
393/4
25
Co
Batteries
16
30
80
26%
39%
1
10
27
Oct
3,400
26%
*100%
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Dec
Oct
105
3.33 %
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&
30% Sep
23
104
80%
1
Co
(W T)
33/4%
117,900
5
18
126
83
Union
Grand
160
42%
395/a
10c
Inc
6
May 11
105
12,600
108 %
413/s
793/4
%
6.67
Co
&
convertible
7
ll
26
31%
*107
26%
No par
2
9
315/s
t'l
43%
1,100
10
2.50
1
31% July
32% Dec
80
108
—_
553/8 Jan
25% Mar 23
104%
1
77
Granby Mining Co Ltd.
17
8
94,600
39 %
83 %c
(W R) & Co
Feb
15% Jan
x80
423%
105
xl05
32;
107%
43
100
Graham-Paige Corp
20
„0 ct 31
3,700
*28,500
:,j
26 %-.*-,26
—1
(B
Gould-National
Oct
7%
73
...
...
108
415/8.
72
Brewing Co
24% Sep
16% July 17
*107
42
common
Globe-Wernicke
Goodrich
15
42%
2 6 3/4
10
6
Jan
19%
3 9 3/i
71
Corp
4
30
185/a
39
*73
Co
21
74
315/8
'
;
100
Co
McBean
Alden
3% Jan
6
■-r
2,800
26%
10c
preferred
89% Jan
15
•
—1
47% Jan
12
-
'
$4.50
30
1,800
65/s
'
1
8% Jan
73
2,900
81
413/a
19%
72
'
363/4
6 3/a
42%
*39
Co
4
103/8 Jan
183/4
42
80%
com
Cement
Brothers
19
323/s Apr
19%
42
%
2,000
30
—4
Products
23
15
363/4
30
6 3/4
40
120
1,700
J
2.50
Corp
Portland
5
73/8 Dec
63/4
63/4
203/4
*79
303/8
40 3/a
80%
Getty Oil Co
Gimbel
13,800
8%
20%
81
30%
18%
74
8%
138 %
8
1
;
Georgia-Pacific
Sep
5% May 10
72%
6 3/8
*783/4
V
I
27
26
X393/4
6 %
■
19
106%
B)-
Inc
Dec
24% Sep
18%
1055/8
preference
25% Jan
1% Nov 29
(series
Rub
&
32 % Sep
45
30%
32 3/a
Corp
preference
5 % %
Gillette
443/i Mar 18
/ 3 6 5/b Jan
81
30
6 %
HOLIDAY
8 %
,
Telephone Co of Florida—
preferred
Gerber
EXTRA
783%
313/a
41%
Corp
26
Giant
v\
5,000
37%
37%
80%
10
Castings
Tire
4
37
37%
78%
CLOSED
107%
Corp
General
28
J
18 3/a
390
10,100
79%
20%
19%
18%
38
1,100
21%
8 3/s
19%
x
*136%
fr%
138 %
8%
18%
315/u
Service—
4
'
73/o
*136%
8%
37
EXCHANGE
No par
813/4 Jan
19% July 18
83/4
139%
73%
No par
41% Oct 25
19% Jan
8
30%
:'
,
138
8%
No par
preferred
preference
Time
64% Dec
STOCK
87/«f
139%
107%
Co
General
12% May 17
14 % Oct 26'
%
*8
15
series
1
18
138
i
: 4c %
Advertising
33% Jun
Nov
78%
No par
No par
24
59
v
6,300
93
%,,,•„' . 93
21
%:>M fiti 203/b
795/aq*
^78 %
21
79
23 %
X31%
Tele & Electronics
May 20
21%
7 8 3/4
223/4
31%
General
42
•
•
3
34% May 31
17
24
17
Oct
203/«
79%
8%
100
5
42% Feb
54 % Apr
40% Jun
21%
78
1,800
105/8
18% /
105/a
18,700
12% Oct
46
20%
4
3,000
26 %
173/B
15,800
25
26
'
•
18
40%
24 % Jan
253/4 Oct
*■
'^-^-
93
]«
395/a
Refractories
3
*25
•25
40 3/s
Steel
40% Dec
26%
18
4
39%
General
$5
4
40 3/o
General
5
4
4%
393/4
6
96 % Feb
3'/8
3
2,000
41%
4
103% July
40 3/i Jan
13,300
39%
29% Jan
5
53%
2
Railway Signal
Realty & Utilities
6
513/4
73 %
Public Utilities
Jan
51%
70%
Public
Jan
515/8
38
General
91
52
1
General
100
5,500
515/s
51%
1
28
3
493/4
5
30
26
22%
49 %
12%
»
71%
333/j Jan
Jan
*22 3A
50%
70
18% Sep 28
20% Oct 19
99% Mar
223/8
38
31
104
13%
22%
493/4
;
73%
23
8
12%
50
383%
29
2
12%
22%
48"%
%
51%
71%
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17
123/B
225/a
49
%
38%
General
86 3/4 Nov
12%
23
1
common
conv
$1.30
12
48%
1
27 % Dec
12
• '
23
100
9
26% Sep
..
10%
1
2
11,400
Corp
1
Dec
13
:
^
383/4
13% Dec
Jan
460
70%
36% Jun
Jan
78
38%
5
27
77
70%
6
98
79%
38
23 % Oct
90
78
70%
113/a Jan
15
50,500
5
233% Oct
44 % Jan
23,100
38
9
7
2,800
4
V
70
2
263/0 July
2,900
5
18
29
4,400
5%
14%
4
__1
convertible
General
Dec
32%
14%
30%
No par
Jan
May 22
315/8
14%
30%
303/4
3%
14%
Corp
393/4 Nov
21
32%
3%
14%
20%
Motors Corp common.„l%
conv
$2.98
16
31 3/4
3%
14%
Corp__
Mills
Preferred
66% Jun
321/4
3%
-15
30%'
—No par
preferred
45
32%
3%
15
31%
Equipt Corp
25
Sep 28
32 %
37,100
2
Precision
43% Oct
35
81,800
13%
.—
General
27
66%
13
32 %
Texas-.-__5
Cement
27
66 3/a
13%
92
Portland
Nov
67%
12%
923/a
Outdoor
Nov
8,300
66 3/a
11
General
60
22%
661/4
13
23
General
43
213/4
63%
123/4
22%
15
2
223/a
64%
13%
•10%
21
28
22%
•
4,600
12%
93
Dec
31% Jan
13 3/a
223/4
_
95%
13%
23
Dec
29% Jan
*94%
13%
22 %
41
32
95%
13%
*921/4
28
25
*91%
13%
22
22%
95%
223/4
1
Nov
43% May 25
■'
13%
22%
July 13
26
16
200
9,000
—1
*94%
13%
4,700
13%
*220
-y
*92%
21% July
23
*220
com—1
4
35% Nov
26%
60%
'
11
76% Jan
23 % Dec
59%
18%
3
Mar
*13%
26
5
87
26 s/8
13%
103/4
100% Jan
14
4,100
11,100
86
60%
177/«
4
75% Dec
17%
32%
26%
10%
preferred
$5
11,600
16%
13%
*220
400
14,400
60%
*85
59%
18%
112% Mar
108% Aug 25
853/4 Aug 17
26%
,
*10%
7
22
59'%
4
23
100% Dec
26i%
133/4
59'/4
*33/8
40 % Dec
5%
25%
*13%
603/4
250
.
37%
32%
86
*24 %
101% Jan
General
26%
133/o
.
42
19%
Electric Co
General
17%
323/4
*85
4
7
6
17
32%
32%
86
26
3
Aug 22
603/4
%
Mar
55% Jan
59%
99 %
36%
59 3/i
31%
Corp
38% Dec
111
*41%
37%
*24 %
58% July
114
Mar 25
99%
42
_
20
Co
,75% Dec
General
99
83
315/a
Finance Corp
Controls
9% Dec
*81 %
19%
Inc
General
16% Feb
24
Co
5
4fl
11,700
50
common
Cable Corp com
1st preferred—
4%
363/4 Dec
28%
83
1
No par
General
14
60O
28%
29 %
30%
No par
295/s Jan
6
of
27
21
6 3/8
36,700
19%
Bancshares
25
22
243/4 Oct
Co
153/4 Oct
Sep
28'/a Sep
Co
25
Dec
6%
63/4
29%
79%
com..
455/a Jan
6
27,400
100
39% Mar 18
5
Inc
34% Jan
75% Mar
5,400
28%
i I 63:,/4
2
preferred
% Oct 26
213/a Apr
50 %
28%
191/8
Corp
General Bronze Corp.
32
4:) %
791/2
Transportation—1^5
Baking
$8 'preferred
General
29%
50
29
■:
Investors
Oil
General
V
*84 a/4
20,100
5
7% Jun 16
16=/a Oct 31
4
313/4
86
59%
v/:
preferred
General
i-j
32
1,600
5,400
34%
30%
36%
J
17%
13%
L-'
Corpt_
voting pref
General
■«;
34%
,
5
Industries
American
$4.50
34%
6,200
..
19%
;
conv
General
29
415/a
•
60%
163/4
26
Y;.
'■
Acceptance
$0.60
29%
.16%,
29%
81
Co
convertible
General
29y8
16%
,
4,400
45%
29
,
1,200'
1
28
303/4 Jan
45
Apr 22
10% Sep 20
•
14% Jan
4%%
13
•
9
Gar Wood
31% Mar 25
29
443/4
31
13,500
16%
19
Skogmo Inc
2
96% Jan
Dec* 22
Gamble
Gardner-Denver
9
36% Feb
11
7
5
19% Sep
14
51% Feb
24
45
,163/a
700
40
81
Co
ll5/8 Sep
305/a Jan
20
Jan
Sep
Gabriel
17
Dec
Nov
33/4 Oct
24
38%
*163/4
l
common
Garrett. Corp
4
591/4
17%
31 %
10
\v-
27 % Jan
9
89% Oct
' '.V
•
•
21% Jan
17
100
Trailer
16
19
38
Dec
393/4'
99
*843/4
1
preferred
193/a Sep 29
38% May 31
42 % July 27
May 11
22%
28
371/2
95
*22 »/4
*6%
41%
36%
611/4
13%
1,000
223/4
493/4
93
411/4
38
21%
700
34%
*81%
41%
*94%
17%
23%
34%
28%
83
98
*220
17%
23%
343/8
29%
|
16%
v'
4,900
173/a
23%
29
29%
*811/2
4,800
34%
60%
No par
■G
"/I
12% Jan
83
281%
!6%
>
*
34%
96
36%
2
Co
29%
*40 %
—10
Sugar Co
Stores Corp
Fruehauf
4%
Inc
*
291/4
5
Oct
<l'
'28%; *283/4
28%
10
Co
12
24
a
6%
96
281/4
30%
61/4
28%
*81%
28'/2
45
6:%
1
13
16%
501/4
100
Co
31%
16 %
34
7,100
39
291/a
2
Mineral
293/8
163/a
4J1/4
10
com
30 %
34%
17%
16%
28%
100
49% May 12
12 3/4 Jan 21
23
Corp
preferred
vFood Mart Inc
15
23% Nov
68
preferred
Chem
45
28i%
1
33/4 % preferred
t
35 % Jan
&
convertible
16 %
441/4
29
__15
com
38%
161%
50%
28%
_l
of '51
Inc
37%
163/4
44%
49%
No par
common
ser
convertible
Mach
3%%
May 31
pfd
Markets
37i%
28%
17%
*22%
28%
2.50
Stores Inc
divid
Giant
22%
500
17%
l7'/8
28%
6%
.
$4.20
*221/4
3,600
6 %
34
EXTRA
2.50
Light Co
Corp Ltd
Food
63
B
conv
Food Fair
18
248
May 31
45% Mar
93% Dec
1
21
18
196
20% Aug
••
2
Dec
31% Sep
Dec
11
Sep 27
44% May 13
Aug 13
25% Oct
22
8
.
170
87
Sep
9
35% Jan
22
45
22 %
50%
€ %
23%
HOLIDAY
No par
22
Jan
56% Dec
17%
34
-
Shares
49
6%
27%
23%
34
33 %
100
38 % Nov
9
15
171/B
23%
33%
.27'%
CLOSED
No par
pfd
17%
23%
16%
?
-vVu
5
preferred
503/4 Feb
Jun
Jun
STOCK
EXCHANGE
__No par
Corp_No par
First National
Stores—T
No par
Firstamerica Corp
2
Firth
Carpet Co
5
29
26
43
<■'
the Week
Jan. 6
17%
17%
29
10
Friday
50%
6
27%
44
No par
Firestone Tire & Rubber
First Charter Financial
13% Jan
28
23
19
17%
27 %
16 3/4
1,
613/4 July
30% Jan
28
13% Apr
21
Prod
Corp
22
31% Dec
5
Sep
Paper
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
Filtrol
47% Dec
80% Jan
14
81% Dec
Fiberboard
4
26
1.7%
22 %
1
49%
61/4
2 7 3%
x36a/t
Sales for
'inursday
50%
*5%
33%
10
.
6
23
99
5
Inc
'48
*23%
1.25
Corp
30% Jun
Oct
21
Ferro
Stores
24
9% Jan
.32% Sep
Fenestra
Dept
6%
17
25
Oct
20% Jan
55
Jan
393/8 Feb
4
Federated
15
20% Feb
,
preferred
PRICES
Jan. 5
17%
conv 2nd pfd series A
23
Paper Board Co common__5
4.60%
May 12
com
HIGH SALE
Jan. 4
27
1
Electric Co
AND
Wednesday
48%
*5%
5
Pacific
5%%
4
Jan
67% Jun
57% Mar 20
13% Oct
9
45
35% Oct
19
31% Nov
24% Jun
22% Aug 15
393/4 Dec 14
51% Dec 21
45 % Feb
19
26
Oct
47%
1
Mogul Bower Bearings
Federal
33
Jan. 3
2
4
19% May 23
32% Oct 24
153/a Oct 31
Tuesday
Jan. 2
5
.
Corp
203/8 Jan
26
Aug 12
Monday
Par
Metallurgical Corp
5
21% Sep
Nov~ 25
43%
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
25% July 28
15% Dec 19
31% July 29
21% May .26
YORK
Highest
preferred
No par
..
*36 %
32 3/4
18%:
68
32%
V
33 %
323/4
18%
18%
*185/8
*66
68
*66
333's
19
69
19,400
;
6,800
100
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(116)
16
.
Monday, January 9, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previous
Range for Year 1960
Year 1959
Lowest
Highest 373/4 Dec
3
Lowest
26 % July
NEW
23
28
96
Dec
30
104 Va Mar
08
Dec
22
105 Va Mar
333/8
33
34%
33%
34%
33%
34
36%
37%
37 Vb
373/4
36%
37 Va
36
36%
*84-
$4.20
dividend
preferred
100
*84
dividend-preferred
100
87
87
91
dividend
*88
92
87 Va May 18
Jan
Aug
12
$4.44
preferred
100
15
$5 dividend preferred
$5.08 dividend preferred
100
11
24 % Sep
Common
103% Nov
4
97% Jan
28
97
103 Va
Aug 19
36 V* Dec 29
Shares
Jan. 6
.Jan. 5
32%
$4.40
9
3
4
91
the Week
Friday
Thursday
59,900
Co—
86% Aug 26
91 % Oct
7
Apr
7
Sales for
PRICES
No par
Utilities
7
23
SALE
Jan. 4
8.33 %
Corp
38% Jun
84% Jan
16
States
6
9
Aug
Oil
8
Jan
88
81 Va Dec
Gulf
Jan. 3
Jan
89 Vi Apr
94
4
HIGH
Wednesday
Tneaday
Jan. 2
27% Feb
29
Dec
BO
Sep
Jan
Monday
Par
82
8
13
32
9
Jun
37
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Gulf
24
15 ft Nov
YORK
Highest
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co
85 Va
*86%
87 Va
*88
■
92
*88
92
102%
♦101
♦101
103
*101 Vb
102
*101
102
33%
35%',
34%
34
—
'
92
*101 Vb
——
'
103
*101
—
260
87%
*88
;
6,900
85 Va
87%
103
*101
34%
2.50
*84
87%
86%
102
102 %
100
85%
*84
85%
»
50
102
347/a
533/4
34%
34%
*52%
5,000
h
Feb
24
35% Jun
3
51 Va Jan
4
293/4 May 22
20
25 Va Nov
24
4
•
Nov
4
31% Apr
19
21 % Dec
5
27
88% Jun
48
9
497/a Nov
20
48 Va Nov
71 y2 May 19
30
44 Va Feb
55
Sep
26
Hackensack- Water
Feb
6
28 V# Jun
19
36 Vb Aug
14
Jan
4
7
106 Va Jan
6
20
32% Jan
25
Hammermill
25
47 V* Jun
21
Hammond
61 '/a
132
1
42
July
13
121
Oct
24
24
50 Va Dec
16
21% May 24
Feb~~6
Nov" 10
34% Oct
44 %
122 % July
26% Sep
2
31
29% Jan
11
Jan
18% Oct
24% Nov
34
20
7% Jan
18
12 7/8 Apr
39i/a Apr
21
79y4 May
30
16% Jan
84% Jan
2
7
7
Heinz
17
55
Dec
32% Jan
3
13% Dec
31
61% Apr
105
Sep
29
118'/a Apr
16
104% Dec
55% Apr
13
Jan
2
82 y4 Nov
19
76
34
46% Apr
27
38% Feb
1
18 Va Oct
26
9
85
7
Mar
15 % Mar
92% Feb
3
18% July 15
41
30
Heller
7
Helme
(G
7%
4
Hercules
8
22% Oct
"
ll'/a Oct
37
6
Hercules
Dec
5%
20
9
67
Dec
27
Jan
$2
4
68
Aug 22
120
Jen
,
$4%
21
Hill
30 V* July
5
13
23
30
28% Feb
1
42% Sep
29
85
Jan
Dec
Jan~21
52% Oct
20
Homestake
19
Honolulu
27% Oct
25
41 Vb Jan
4
81% Feb
2
90% Sep
13
$4.25
26
Sep
19
Hoover
13
21% Oct 24
18
9% Apr
32% Apr
9
Sep 21
19% Jun
2
24
Feb
30
41
Feb
8
Jan
Sep
30
21
Jan
14
16% Oct
10
22 Vb Jan
4
36% Mar 17
38% Feb
10
35% Dec
9
16
5
86'A Dec
26
14
4% Oct
6
30
12
Hooker
Corp
of America
convertible
27
77
Dec
28
85 % Mar
77
Jan
65
Dec
28
96% Jan
30
88
/Dec
16
93
Sep
13
4.40%
•4% Sep
11 Va Jan
21
75
22
65% Jan
21
90 % Dec
13
Houston
15
18% Sep 1*29
11% Mar 30
19 vb Jun
30
Howard
Stores
Household Finance
Aug 19
3%%
14
13% Jan
8
27
July 13
13% Dec
2
24% Jan
80% Sep
21
66
Mar 17
43 Va Jun
29
54% Jan
4%
4
14
Jan
5
10
29 y, Dec
14
40% Dec
84% Feb
~5% Jan~~7
~9%
85
Dec ~31
Jun
25
39% Dec
19% Oct
13
23% July
'
6% Oct
31
25
Oct
26
32
i6% Oct 27
9
-13 % Jan
39% Jan
5
21% Jan
Sound
Co
7
Hupp Corp
48
17
21% July 25
28% Oct
25
47% Jan
6
85
Jun
9
48 y2 Dec
24
41
Jan
27
62% Dec
30
38% Oct
7
43% Feb
4
39% Jan
18
43
Aug 12
4.08%
40% Sep 29
45% Dec 21
47
Apr
3
41% Feb
18
45 '
Aug
4
4.26%
50
Jan
5
45% Jan
22
49 % Aug
9
-4.70%
7
47
Jan
14
42% Jan
4
46% July 27
4.42%
Feb
11
4.20%
31% Nov
22
38% Feb
17
50% Dec
Cement
Illinois
30
July
7
13% Aug
109
May
7
65
8ep
28
July 28
163
May
6
145
Dec
13
43% May
8
34% Sep 21
55
July
6
149
28
Oct
50% Mar 18
36% May
29% Oct
4
2
25
22% Jan
12
Industrial
Apr
19
Ingersoll-Rand
Jan
7
50% Jan
5
6%
Steel
35 Vb Dec
23
27% Mar 26
45
Dec
17
34% Nov 29
49 Va Jun
15
Interchemlcal
86% Oct
95% Feb
24
86
Feb
2
93 '
21
Nov
1
34% Feb
385% May 12
39% Jan 27
July 7
488
May 29
57% July 10
407% Mar
38% Sep
23
138
139% Feb
2
148% Aug 25
Feb
8
36% Aug 24
2
31 y8
Sep
25
1531/4 Jan
14
28
Sep
22
35% Apr
30
88
Dec
22
80
17% Feb
9
(
July 30
-27 V* Jun
4
29
69 V* Jan
8
12
24% Nov
7
9
5
47% Sep
12% Jan
17% Aug
20
12% Aug
30% Dec
86% Dec
15
94
Jan
10% Sep
14
15
69
28
16% Jan
66
2
4
22
86% Jan
8
9% Dec
Int'l
Business
19
Int'l
Oct
25
30
Jun
23
Mar 20
172% July 15
15
2
23
14
20
$4
50
10,700
6rv2
1 n
31%
35
86
86
23%
24
5
1
3
*-1
International
90%
92 Va
93
33
1
9%
8%
8%
8%
8%
35%
*34%
35 Va
*34%
35 Va
*;m »/„
-5
17 Va
17%
18%
18 va
18%
18 3/8
7
32%
62 Va
63 Vb
41
18% Dec
15% Nov
76
40
Dec
4
18% Oct
7
44 Vb Jan
4
14
23% Jan
7
Jan
12
4
313/4 Jan
28
10% Oct
13
18 Vb Jan
7
May 12
76 V* Jan
26
87
12% Dec
1
20
86
Feb
27
403/4 Oct
24
52 V*
Apr
21
76% Jan
22
83
13
Sep
18
76% Nov
13
88
46 Vb Dec
29
5?% Apr 27
44% Jan
49% Feb
9
70% July 14
633/4 May
8% Mar
ifl% Jan""2
Dec
28
40% Nov
23
88%
Dec~22
103% Feb
16
footnotes,
59% July 28
see
page
22.
50%
50 Vb
50%
1,100
5%
718%
73%
19%
18%
19
10,100
73%
74 Vb
75V4
13,500
"
41
33%
33
*145
150
♦145
41%
150
*145
*
40%
20
33%
*34"%
5
91
41%
%:
7
21%
580 f
36
*34 Vb
43
42
41%
91
22%
589
1,300
18 %
73 Vb
'
*90
22%
584
150
41 Va
41%
35
35 Vb
*34 Vb
36
42%
43
43%
90'/a
*91
'91 Vb
com
43
-
77%
77%
*77%
78%
_5
25%
26%
25%
26%
.
<
21,700
58 Vb
58%
58%
593/8
263%
"7,000
58%
59 Vb
24,400
15%
15%
16 Vb
31%
95
16
1
*94 Vb
95
95
No par
10%
10%
10%
11%
111/4
56%
57%
56%
58%
57
1
22 Vb
22%
21 Va
22
21%
10c
27
95
Corp
10.900
58,900
951/4
32.%
32%
15 Va
30%
com
_25
common
.1.300
11,%
,
57
99 Va
28 3/b
16,300
Gas
*32 Va
33 Vb
♦32%
33%
45%
45 Va
*46 Vb
64,600
Teleg-No par
44%
6c
35%
36
35
35 Va
34%
4,500
5
25
41 Va
41%
41%
41%
51%
52%
com
Co.—
6c
51%
1
-
3.50
20%
52%
20%
20 Vb
42%
43
43 Vb
41%
42%
41%
42 Vb
39%
39%
39%
21%
*115%
S
21%
22
21%
21%
Jaeger Machine Co
8
14
14%
14%
15 Va
Jefferson
1
13 Vb
13%
13%
13%
14Vb
82
81
81
81
Inc
33/4%
18 Vb Dec
5
89% Jan
4
Jones
6c
Jonathan
6
8
5%
•80 Vb
1
49 3 4
common
preferred
Johnson
de
pfd—100
preferred
M)
60 3/b
59 Va
60 Vb
22,000
77
76 Vb
7634
4.100
15%
16 Vb
59
60
593/s
74 Vb
15%
16
15%
16
56%
57 Vb
573/s
60
Joy Manufacturing Po
1
"
1
38%
96
96 Vb
96 Vb
13 Vb
13 Vb
14 Vb
39
20
82
73%
13
4,100
3,700
82
58%
* 96
52 Vb
82
75 "
-
5.500
14 Va
82"1
52
58 Vb
1
16 Vb
14
*81
82
57 Vb
100
16
16%
50%
5
__
110
3,100
*80 Va
commonJLQ
A
5,200
22%
*50 Vb
74%
Co
233/s
118
22 Va
51 Va
30c
Steel
series
(Earle
82
1.600
*115%
118
5
Logan Inc
Jorgensen
•80 Va
100
Corp
Johnson
Laughlin
,50%
800
1,300
39%
23%
22%
22 '/a
Sulphur Co
43 Vb
42 Vb
39 Va
115%
Co
4,900
42 Vb
21%
Breaker
6,500
20%
43
393.4
115%
common
800
53%
20 Va
1
1
Creek Coal
'42
52 Vb
43 Vb
1
_10
Light Co
34%
*41 Va
20 Va
5
Electric Co
preferred
Co
700
33%
Corp
preferred
Power
Tea
1,600
3,100
48%
Light 6c Power Co
Lake
100
45%
Dept Stores—
W-T-E Circuit
720
13,000
*32 Va
50c
| $6
3 "">0
21%
J
25
convertible
6c
500
26
31%
preferred
Island
1,050
9,100
11,100
59
Power
3,400
596%
V 591
33%
Iowa
3,100
23%
23 Vb
23%
592
*"18,260
'
353/B
36 1
59
Elec
400
6
6
6
6
■,19%
71%
V
33%
9
8
50%
par
58 Va
95% Mar
13
34%
6,500
33 Va
493/4 Dec
18% Jun
34
353/4
95%
Johns-Manville
99% Aug 24
43 V*
34%
58 Va
Sep
1
623/4 May 31
79
Dec 13
47 V4 Jan
45
♦41%
58%
6
8
*41
"30%
Jewel
21
44%
43%
58
Interstate
300
44%
715%
Apr
29% Oct
49
1
Jersey Cent Pwr 6c Lt 4%
13
*48
*42 Va
No par
Aug 22
11V« Dec
For
7
Sep
29
87
96
26
Aug 29
36% Jan
124
49
Silver
40
31
44 V4
•48
10
42
*41%
International
4
Oct
2,600
♦41 Va
44
26%
32% Mar
Jan
,62%
62 Va.
41
33 Va
Iowa-Illinois
20
14,100
26 Vb
Iowa
115
18,900
33 Va
95
46% Aug 26
15
: 1.500
27%
33%
43
23
53 Va
*42%
50
1,200
27
95
1
Jan
'
.
27%
4
Jan
53
onrj
33
26%
31%
11,100
53%
53%
26 Va
33 Va
Interstate
20
19
95
$2
90
-351%
8%'
26 VB
22
50% Mar 18
10,000
700
94
*92%
94
No par
36% Mar
45
38%
91 Va
90%
No par
18% Jun
123
37%
91.Va
39 Vb
9034
*92 %
Salt
33% Jan
4
2
3,400
Shoe_
5
15
463/4
International
International
May 27
Nov
46%
^50
5%
Utilities
116% Sep
36% Jan
46 Vb
8,200
8%
International Resistance Co
Telep
21
19,300
38 %
:
90%
94
1
Rectifier
International
37% Jan
16 V4
100
9
*
15 Va
"
38 Vb
36%
14
15%
45%
45%
38%
No par
4
9
45%
92
Limited
of Cent Amer
15
Dec
CLOSED 7
133/b
15 vb
715%
'.45%
EXCHANGE
7
88%
14
common—2.50
58% Dec
32
14%
14%
89
88
14
13%
_100
45 Vb Apr
21
13%
100
Mining Corp
38 Vb Jan
27
88%
13%
,
88%
400
17
Dec
*88
.89%
STOCK
84
♦82%
89
88 vb
3,300
32% Feb
21 Vb Dec
84
*88
89 Vb
78%
40
May 10
33% Jun 17
20
*82
89
*77%
International
19% Mar
84
200
44%
30
40% Apr
.;.
8,300
34%
48% Dec
38
89
100
<■,
75
143 Vb
35
9
*82 *88
T
34 Va
33%
.75
75
43%
17
21
34%
*73%
..75
,
34%
25
22
f-34%
2,700
17 %
36%
142%
Feb
Sep
16%
36%
34%
30 Va Apr
Sep
74%
17%
37;
34%
34%
35%
7vir«7V.7<f 34%
'./
b i *74 Va: ,175 7
84
7 : 7:
*82
.17%
,♦36%
34 Vb
37% Aug 21
45% May
6
17% Jun
V
17
34%
29
35
7-
'
100
16%
*16
37
17
*36 Va
800
3,400
34 Vb
31% Dec
32
■
*36 Va
,e>-1 f.bt
7:7.'~7
A"7'7-';
17
'37
4%
260
43/4
4 Va
16 Va
12,800
■
u_5
60 va~Dec
17
■psr-.r.:r;"':'',
:
16%.
-A
No par
Chemical
28
Aug 18
v.left,.I
4%
16%
35
87
23
23
43%
44% Apr
July 30
7
•
4%
*16
16%
*85%
23 Vb
34%
16%
4%
4%
•
7',:;7'.7 *16;
.
86
23
35
143 Vb
6
39
4%
25
34 Va
85%
23 Vb
23 V8
142 %
65 % Nov
40
:'7'7;77 77;7 7/;.'
35
86
34 Va
*85
43%
10
42% Dec
-
.
5,700.
143%
Feb
9
1,300
67%
preferred
7%
1,600
;
30 Va
♦30
48%
1
preferred
5%
30 Vb
30 Vb
30
68 Va
preferred
Int'l Rys
10
9%
10 Vb
30 Va
42%
37
14
30
142%
38
May 31
10
9%
30
5
7
16
9%
30
100
20
J»n
8
.Afrug 24
■V
No par
91% Dec
139 Va
10
•30 Vb
3,700
10,500
17
common
32 % Dec
40% Dec
16%
17
Machines
12
28% Feb
17 Vb
*30
1
Jan
28% Mar 19
17 Vb
Mexico
Paper
2
32
16%
100
37
3
16%
48%
common
15
Feb
25%
16 V4
67
Inc
33% Dec
28
303%
*24%
14
_50
Packers
41% Jun
30%
25Va
*13%
14
48
100
International
19% Mar
24
30%
-_15
Int'l Nickel of Canada
70% Mar
Oct
30 Va
*24%
_1
International
6
23
125
30%
25%
No par
De
19
26% Dec
30%
*24%
*13%
14
50
21
94 Va Aug
13 3/4
30%
25%
^50
21% Feb
30
500
100
68 Va
Corp__
Minerals 6c
4%
124%
48 Vb
preferred
International
10
66
66
i
59 va Dec
,31% Dec 30
Dec
55
7%
;
23/200
30%
No par
Harvester
80
1,000
25
Vb
48
Corp
29
26% Dec
64 5/b
21
24
*24%
50
Corp
Iron
Dec
Int'l
63 %
21
24Va
65%
—-
Ctfs
50% Jan
600
64 3/i
20%
24 V3
:;47%
preferred
Interlake
18
22% Dec
Sep
4%%
July 11
64 Va
20%
65 VB
li
common
Insuranshares
7,300
64%
24
13%
*13%
">
2,000
115Va
47 Vb
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
5
113
70
200
72
*65
'
—100
Co
29
75
115
\V;
52 Vb
preferred-^
Inland
29
20
113%
110 Va
51%
Rayon
Apr
Jan
*65
68%
112 Va
63%
100 pesos
32
25
67%
*108%
110
380
52
1
A
19
Feb
83%
108 Vb
5
Electrica
86 Va
15
400
83%
8,100
51
common
General
25
43 Vb Jan
143/4
109
23%
24 Va
—10
Co
8% Feb
154
34%
*14 Vb
53 Vb
Indianapolis Power dr Light—No
Industria
5
34%
14%
84 Vb
30%
Co—
Power
Indiana
8
34 Va
14 Vb
*20% ,20%
.65
20% 720%
1
Illinois Central RR Co
27
7
5,500
4,000
82
*34
112%
72%
83
14%
-
preferred
Ideal
.
34
80
30
109
115
100
Idaho Power Co
44% Aug 15
57% Aug 23
29%
*81
52
preferred
25
87% Aug 24
31% Jan
4
52%
30
80%
81%
23%
52
29%
34
108
63%
51 Va
29%
*14 Vb
14%
114
51%
29%
35
*65
'77','i: "7.,
*82
51%
51%
29%
79
.
136
83%
52 V4
83
*81'
*30
preferred
41 % Oct
40% Sep
17
6,400
82
810
11,100
53%
preferred
17% Nov
74% Nov
137%
134 vb
135
133%
135
No par
preferred
6% July 11
600
136%
11%
'■77-77^,7'7777;7 108.7
7'.
—4-?0
common-:
11
18
11%
iivb
30%
5%
21
10 V* Feb
863/b
iivb
52%
convertible pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
/.„■>
Jan
8
85 Vb
11%
"
Apr
551/4 Jan
•% Dec
86 Va
11%
.14%
.7 77:;
No par
preferred series B
13
41V* Aug 18
84%
11%
*34
>7
5
preferred series" A
39
<
84%
29%
'■v7V'"7;-7V,'7,: 7
1
common
5%
24
26
83%
*11%
50%
7
30
(Delaware)
23
86% Jun
84%
*30
Corp
Nov
41
35%
36
*
100
40
45% Mar 18
9%
35%
v;^\V'v<V.<V^81r'■••7/7777
25
preferred
29 '/a Oct
18
10 Vb
35%
134%
2.50
100
42% Mar 18
Feb
9 Vb
35%
121
preferred
6%
11
\
17,600
9%
35%
120
Hudson Bay Mln 6c Sm Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods 6c Indust.Inc com—5
94
8ep 14
93% Dec 27
25
90% Aug 24
700
10 Vb
9%
*35%
120
preferred-.
Howe
16
24% Mar 14
93% July 30
24 V2
120
Lighting 6c Power
18
22%
24%
*115
preferred
70% Jan
•4% Dec
21%
24 Vb
117
—
2
85 Va Sep
21%
24 Vb
117
common
2
8
25%
21
24%
9%
:*■;
No par
80'/» Mar
6
26%
20%
66
common
37% Jan
Jnn
26
24%
66
Bearing Co
15
79
8,300
5,000
4,500
•
10
14
,
473/4
12.50
Dec
4
20
121
46
*65
preferred
261/4 Dec
7
4,400
49 %
*120%
47%
66
preferred
Houdaille-Industries Inc common
$2.25
49
493/4
121
83%
__5
69
Mar
46%
*65
convertible
5%
*120 Vb
No par
preferred
Hotel Corp
7 49
121
66
Corp
&
48 Vb
47%
*120 Vb
*65
Co
Chemical
Ball
2,800
47%
9%
/
1
Mining
Oil
32 Va
32
*35%
■
par
Rinehart & Winston Inc
67% Dec
32 Va
47
*9%
3
May 19
32
20%
30 Vb
40% Jun
37
2
31%
24%
5
Holt
600
31 Vb
20%
-^.10
22
27 Vb
25%
Holly Sugar Corp common
Dec
*27 Vb
25
Holland
Furnace
27
20%
25
5
convertible
27
26 Vb
7
5%
27
26
50c
13
95
100
(conv)
Electronics
*93
25
:
—5
Corp common
pfd series A
conv
95
47M
Corp
30% Oct
56
pfd
*93
26%
«
121
46%
50
95
*93
47%'
47%
X121
'
No par
Inc
Hotels
5 Va %
47% July 22
15
5% Sep
Jan
307/b July
May 20
Hilton
90% Apr
30
80
9% Nov
—No
Corp
:
Hoffman
22
pfd
Corp
4
27
65% Jan
31%
1
2nd
6
29% Nov
A
Co
37% Jan
151/4 Apr
24% Jun
49 %
27
2 1/12
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
• 3Va%
preferred series A
28 V* Apr
5
22
26%
preferred—_25
common
Chocolate
Nov
2
Apr" 29
93%
31%
—100
Hewitt-Robins
July 13
19
27% Feb
44 Va Oct
93%
HOLIDAY
No par
class
conv
Hertz
24% July 13
16
21% Jan
39%
600
EXTRA
l
_lo
common
Powder
Hershey
21
28
8
W)
preferred
14% Dec
May" 21
22 %
..100
Motors
23% Feb
Aug 27
22 Vb
25
common
noncumulative
5
Jan
70
Co
J)
(W E) & Co
Aug
119% Dec
9
12 % Decl
eel
7
16
111% Aug 26
60 Va May 11
July 22
22 Va'
50
preferred
36
6
66
(H
3.65%
20
13
841/4 Jan
22 Va
1
common
preferred-
82% Dec
1
74% Dec
•
33% July
18
37% Mar 13
25i/a Jun
July 29>
22 Va
_5
Dec
143
37% Feb
42 V4
1,600
22%
22%
1
29 Va May 12
23% July 22
72 % Aug 25
11,900
22%
5
Corp of America
4Va%
Aug 30
5
46%
253/4
5
Marx__.
Inc
84
8
Vb
25%
__1.25
Co
6c
Inc
8
12% Mar
Hat
Chemical
Schaffner
Hayes Industries
7
31 y8 Jan
Hart
Haveg Industries
19
117
Harshaw
5
Jan
Jan
Harsco -Corporation-
28
4
3
45
25%
__1
Jan
13
Jan
Jan
45
25%
__100
88 Va Dec
May 20
13'/'a Jan
43 Vb
25%>
7.50
com
Corp
17
77
25% Dec
Refrac
preferred
6
50
16 y» Jan
43 Vb
25 Vb
1
22
78
11
40'/a Dec
Co
38 Va Apr
9 % May 25
34 Va May 11
42%
25%
2.50
11% Jan
2
80% Apr
82% Dec
16
6%
Co
29
5
Dec
90'/. May
Organ
Harris-Intertype
Aug 31
42%
25%
100
26
35
12
751/4 Sep 22
271/4 Apr 14
Paper
Harbison-Walker
5
Mar 24
27
preferred
61% Feb
20
431/4 Sep
12 % Dec
57% Jan
129
convertible
533%
53%
42%
1
Jan
8 % Oct
13
30
5
22 % May 26
3
Mar
35 Va Nov
92
4%
*53 Vb
53%
*53
"52%
CLOSED
5
28% Nov
88
STOCK
EXCHANGE'
.5
Co_'
Hall
26% Jun
July 23
114'/a Aug 31
20 Va Mar 31
25
!
(W F) Printing Co
Hamilton Watch Co common..;
Halliburton
38%
41 Vb
16%
613/b
96 %
^
'•
96 V*' * 96%'
14%
14 Vb
14%.
42
39 Va
40%
10
7,100
49,000
500
2,900
32.800
Volume
193
Number
6019
.
..
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(117)
,/
-
17
,
,
*
'
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range for Year 19CO
Lowest
Highest
NEW
YORK
Highest
LOW
STOCK
Monday •"
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Jan. 2
AND
HIGH
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Jan. 3
Jan. 4
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
•
Jan. 5
-
the Week
Jala. 6
Shares
K
37
Peb
9
65
93 JA Feb
10
120
42 % Dec
31
48
107
Feb
107
Nov 23
10
46'A Oct
130
20
73% Nov
135
18
19% Sep
86
82
Oct
5
12
101
July 27
July 27
105 Va Oct
17
45
Mar
Mar 11
74
Jan
0
111 Va Jan
5
4Ve%
convertible
6
4%%
preferred
122% Jan
13
4%%
convertible
125
Jail
11
59 Va Dec
29
47
Sep 30
Apr
3
8
25
May
79 Va Aug
80 Va May 23
87
May 20
86 Va Jan
95 Va Oct
89 Va
Feb
82 Va Mar 18
93
Mar
92 Va Jan
27
5
85% Feb
6
6
9
38% Aug 28
50
5
13
43 Va Feb
Oct
90
9
12
Jan
90
62% Sep 29
34 Va July 12
88% Feb
21
39 % Feb
88
42% Jan
8
24
54% Jan
98
,
July 10
34 % Nov
Feb
82
25
12 x/\ Sep
July
Sep 29
57 Va
Sep 23
% Jun 19
85 %
32
July 27
Kaiser
3.80%
20
4%
preferred
Sep
4
33% Nov
4
31 % Feb
23
38 % Aug 24
13 Va Dec
7
11
12
16 V8 July 11
41 Va Feb
17
90 Va Oct
36
7
fl
51 Va Dec
25
50% Jan
6
23
117% Feb
45 Va Oct
1
64
Jan
5
44% Oct
7
70% Apr
21
22 Va Sep
28
31 Va Apr
20
Oct
13
71% Oct
24
25
30 Va Aug
100% Jan
46% Sep 30
36% July 18
21
6
July 22
30
Kern
Electric Co
Jan
7
54 Va
County
59
Apr
1
74% Nov
27Va
Jan""2
37% Oct
77
Dec
18
5
62% Feb
25
11
89% Dec
20
Kimberly-Clark
12
18 Va Dec
21
King-Seeley
Steel
25% Dec
2
6
KLM
24
46% Jan
4
Koppers Co Inc
11
29
85
Feb
26
77
Jan
7
82% Apr
6
21
Nov
16
14% Feb
17
36'/a Dec
4
35
5
27% Sep
19% Jun
29
33
32% Nov 24
Aug
43% Mar
10
Jan
Kresge
Sep 29
'.
(S
6
5
20% Jan
8
Kroehler
25%
5
22
34% Jan
HVa Dec
3
26% Mar
34% Jan
18
Oct
28
36% Mar
2
Oct
21
36
5
K
Jan
Kress
V
(S
P
70%
36%
*36
<
86
*87 Va
89%
10
70%
71 Va
71%
71%
4,600
36%
36%
36%
100
*36
150
51 Va
50%
51
50%
51%
51%
51%
38%
38 Va
39
39%
39%
40
13%
12%
13 Va
13
13%
13 Va
14%
43,700
51
53
52%
53
53
53%
53
53%
5.000
2,200
4,000
33
32%
32%
33 Va
35
34
34%
25%
26
25%
26
26
26%
26
26%
8,5 J0
73%
74%
73%
76%
76 Va
78
76%
77%
19,400
52 %
53%
52
52 Va
52
52 Va
52%
52%
3,700
6,200
'
1
62%
63%
63%
64%
64%
65%
63%
64%
22,300
26%
27
26 Va
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
31,000
100
32 Va
32 Va
32%
33
32%
33%
33 Va
33>/a
5
84 %
87 Va
83 %
84 Va
83 Va
84 Va
82%
84
1
Co
7,400
17%
17%
17%
17%
17
17 Va
16%
17 Va
4,900
G
26%
26%
26 Va
26%
2,400
38
38 Va
37%
38%
1,400
25%
26
26%
36
26%
36%
38 V4
100
78
78%
79
79
79
79%
79
79%
1,440
32 34
33 Va
3l Va
32%
32%
33%
32%
33%
24,700
28
28%
28 Va
28%
28%
29
28%
28%
3,000
22%
23
22 Va
22 V4
21%
22%
l
Co
&
25%
10
Inc
S)
H)
32%
l
10
Kroger Co
-
69%
94
89 Va
25
common
(E J)
25
17 Va
27% Jun
*87 Va
*83%
38 Va
Co
preferred
Korvette
89 Va
*92%
,
12%
2.50
Royal Dutch Airlines
4%
7
12
86
37%
Corp
34% Oct
13% May
86
94
*83 Va
preferred-
Thermos
Apr""7
30% Nov
*85
*92 Va
common
& Wire
51 Va Mar 13
,
86
"
1,500
par
Co
prior
conv
31 Va Jan
39%
22
58% Nov
4Va%
*85
94
*87 Va
38 %
*51
50c
No
Land
46 '/a Jan
Keystone
59%
76%
1
1
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
*
*36
par
59%
*75%
8.75
Copper
7
31% Nov
July 22
No
59%
76 Va
85
69
200
59%
*75 Va
86
-
85
88 Va
68 Va
HOLIDAY
*92
85 Va
Va
112
111
900
4,500
^..8
16% Dec
43
EXTRA
50
Co
Kennecott
8
65% Dec
&
88
par
Kelsey Hayes Co
Kendall
17
55% Jan
No
com
preferred
Kansas Power & Light Co
Kayser-Rolh Corp
Kellogg
Co
30
30% Oct
non-cum
Kansas Gas
8
Apr
100
*100
111
*84 Va
94
*
105
76 Va
*75 Va
86
*84
105
15,400
99
46
110
60
40
*97 Va
*45
104%
*
♦ no
CLOSED
39%
98%
46
104
59%
76 Va
*84 Va
EXCHANGE
100
Kansas City Southern
4%
STOCK
__100
40%
98%
*45
104 Va
>100
60
40%
99 Va
46
104
112
59 %
*75%
100
4.35%
8
112
«.
40Va
98 Va
*45
104 Va
♦102%
100
preferred
16
46
100
preferred-.-_.i_
37% Sep
100
*45
100
preferred
39%
41
100
Pr & Lt Co com_No par
4.20%
79% Jan
39%
100
preferred
4.50%
2
41% May 12
50 Va July 31
33%
50
5
28
July 27
Corp
preferred
10
11 Va Dec
34
Chem
preferred
(ser of 1959) conv pfd
4%%
July 28
54% July
&
Kansas City
17
28 Va Jan
Jan
Alum
Co
10
Mfg Co
5
Paper Co
22
22%
5,000
11%
•
5
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,200
31 Va
31%
31 Va
31%
31 Va
32
31 Va
31%
11,200
30 %
1
Sutherland
8,400
31 Va
30 Va
31V4
31%
31%
30%
31%
5,800
25 V2
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
♦37%
39 Va
*371%
40
3%
4
L
19 Va Oct
23% Jan
28% Nov
6
,
*
22
18%, Feb
10
25% Dec
34% Jan
21
22
27% Mar
il
36 Va
3% Dec
17
24% Jan
8
34% Apr
7
2
27
Jun
15% Oct
21
23 % Nov
18
30 Va Mar 23
12
15% July
29
Sep
22
37% Jan
20
25% Oct
25
1% Jan
2
3% Apr
0
1 Va Dec
22
16 Va Sep
26
3% Oct
6% Dec
30
10% Jan
26% Sep
22
Nov
Apr
79 Va Dec
29
28J/4 Sep
70% Jan
22
5
8
46% Nov
1
Nov
73
24% Sep
17 %
9
43% Sep
12% Jan
14
26
139% Jan
26
36% Apr
12
Sejr 23
61% Jan
15
Ling-Temco
Link
4
Belt
Co
32% Jan
Lockheed
Loew's
Lone
Star
Cement
Corp
Lone
Star
Gas
common
21
48
Aircraft Corp„
Theatres
Rights
112% Dec
29% Jan
7
30%'Jan
96
Jan
Jan
8
81
Jan
20
81% Dec
16
Mar
89
36% Dec
3
31
36% Jun
26
Nov
25
69.
43% Dec
21
80
104
48%
July
34 Va
7
142% Mar 25
44% Nov
88
99
47'A Dec
5%
22
4.25%
Sep
14
4.35%
Sep
2
Sep
1
142
52% July
7%
Lighting
D
Co
(P)
74%
741/2
74
74%
23'A
23%
231/4
23%
1,400
51 Va
52
51 Va
52 Va
15,600
10%
10%
10'A
10Va
10%
11
10%
10%
18,100
v>:» •-.
Louisville
&
Lykes Bros Steamship Co
Jan
22
8
83
July 12
(M) & Sons Inc__*.
Steel
Co
37
0
47% Dec
21
41% Dec
30
49% Feb
17
Dec
23
43% July 10
.87% Mar 30
Jan
2
78% Sep
17% Oct
30
47% Oct
1
78
32% Nov
4
40% Dec
2
35% Nov 20
50% Dec
18
7 "A Jan
14
.20% Jan
14
3% Dec
31
15% Jan
5
22% Nov
v
37% Mar
79
21
Mar'17
«
Jun
85 Va Aug
Dec
59% Jan
16% Dec
' 7
•■21% Dec '1 9
2
21
4 Va Jan
6
17
19% July
8
26
27% Jan
18
6
5 Va Jan
22
28% July 30
12% Dec
-
29
59% Jan
12
51% Dec
26
42
% Jun
2
88
Oct
27
32% Jan
14
.62% May 11
6
46% May 22
26-% Oct
19
53% Feb
40% Oct
31
34
Oct
46
May 19
89% Jan
36
24
71
Dec
22
81
Mar 26
71
Dec
16
81
Mar 31
65 Va Nov
9
71% Dec
11
Feb
72
Sep~22
43% Nov
38
Jan
05% Jan
24
9
Dec
93
20
38% Jan
6
; 53% Aug
1
Aug 31
$3.75
Aug 26
$3.75
$3 40
31
71% Aug 29
77% Aug 31
Oct
5
21% Sep
14
Mays
44 Va Jan
18
Maytag
.V:
3%%
1
22% Mar
7
40% Dec
21
M
9
31% Dec
7
26% Feb
3
41% Dec
21
McCall
2
42
Oct
30
28% Sep
28
40% Jan
15
McCord
13% Dec
31
19% Feb
5
12
Dec
16
15% Feb
29
31
94% Feb
5
70
Dec
19
80 Va Feb
29
94 Va Aug
5
Dec 27
85
Dec
8
86% Dec
30
99
37 'A"Jan
54
Mar
17 Va Dec
18
30
9
14
58
Feb
19
48% July 16
72
Dec
9
39 Va Jan
May
5
27% Nov
28
16
Nov
18
32 Va Nov
Oct
65% Feb
31
21% July 17
14'/a Dec
W)
42%
42'A
101%
♦100%
*84%
85%
*84%
85 Va
*84%
85%
*84 Va
85%
*87
88
*87
88
*87
88
*87
88
^
21% July 25
8% Feb
13
10% Sep
11
5% Dec
20% Jan
2
27% Dec
10
15% Dec
7
41% Jun
24
Feb
2
31% Aug
4
87
51
2
20
7
77% Jan
23 % Jan
7
Jun
2
30% May 26
9
85
Feb
6
8
70
Dec
14
For
91% May 15
footnotes,
see
page
73
70
Jan
•
Jan
58% Mar
22.
8
26
8
8
84% Sep
7
Dec
29
37
96% Jun
84
2
Aug 31
85% Dec
23
45-%
38%
41%
41
42'A
41
41%
15,000
46%
47%
46
48
48
49
47%
48
10,900
36%
37
37
37 Va
37 >A
37%
36%
37%
2,800
1%
1%
*1%
2'A
2%
4,700
16%
16 %
♦16%
17%
*16%
21%
22
22 Va
22 Va
22%
23%
23
'4 Va
4%
4%
4-1/2
4%
4
4 %
2
2
•
*16'A
17
17
100
23
%
1,800
600
4%
13%
13%
14
25'A
25%
25%.
25'A
25%
8,100
19%
19%
20
19%
20%
20
21%
30,600
52
53 %
51%
52 Va
52 Va
53%
53%
55%
5,500
55%
56 V4
No
54%
par
55%
,
55%
,
Ray)
30'A
44 Va
44%
44 Va
75%
75'A
7 5'A
75%
75%
-75'A
75%'
68!%
68'A
x75%
75%
*75 V2
25~
25 Va
25
25'A
21,000
37%
37%'
37%
37%
4,000
36%
*75
r
75%
par
*67
68
100
*76%
77%
77%
24 Va
23%
25
36 %
37%
37
37%
37
-
77%
23%
:
^7%
*67
68
37
39%
31
*30%
...
Stores
37%
5,400
38%
38%
2,400
30%
30%
32
1,400
7,300
Co
12%
13
12%
13
12%
13
7 l'A
71%
72%
72%
72%
73'A
73%
99
*97 %
98 Va
98 Va
>.*96%
98%
87%
87
87 Va
86 Va
86%
86%
29
28%
30
30
321/4
32%
24 %
24%
24%
25%
24%
25%
24 Va
par
16
6 Va
5%
*97%
'
33%
33 %
34
109%
109%
130
15%
J 5'A
15 %
15%
3,100
28V4
28%
28%
29 '/8
*,000
26
26'A
26%
26%
40
39%
29%
8,300
6 %
6%
5,100
6 Va
16%
36 Va
89 Va
2G%
26%
31%
•
36%
*88
25%
26%
32 'A
32%
30%
21 'A
80'/a
*80
81
36%
*36%
36%
36%
." 4 4
*16
16%
33
8012
»
'
83
34 Va
82%
*76 Va
79
79
79
78%
80
77%
80 Va
83
15,700
321/4
109 %
*88
16 Va
12,900
15%
32
36%
35%
31,900
25
109%
89 Va
*15%
.
870
■33%
15%
31
*26'A
.
240
'A
87
108%
*88
—.
—3%
—^1
37%
28%
1;
-No
—
Linotvpe
30
38
'
_100
Irifc common——16%'c
preferred
130
77
30 Va
37
87
1
Inc
150
68'A
*97%
Cement-—No par
Co
76%
68'A
x37%
'
10
5-
common
150
76 Va
<
12%
12%,
preferred (lsjt series)-—100
Corp
2,500
11,200
30'A
6 Va
Portland
,
44%
76
38%
6%
preferred series B__
•
74i/2
30
38%
Trucking Co
44 Va
♦
*70%
,_9
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mead Corp common
30%.
"
■
38%
38
38 Va
par
Inc—_1
—2.50
Inc—
*30
.
1
45
"
"
Inc
Co
30%
301/4
38%
&
41,666
30
*
*75
«
93
62%
74
74
—50c
preferred,—-100
& Co
Corp
2,100
56>A
V4
62
45 V4
44%
No
63 %
62%
4,500
30 Va
2C%
5
series
56
*90
93
*901/4
13%
63'A
61%
.
93
13%
r
60%
60 %
^
55%
*90%-
93
*90%
.
12%
'25 Vo
,
26'A
Co
,
2'A
240
12%
28'/a
&
3,300
39
26%
$3.50
46
38%
38
Mergenthaler
45%
46 V4
14,700
27%
Merck
100
84
38
Mercantile
43%
*43
800
25%
com
Robbins
Shoe
16,300
20%
26'A
4%
10
36'A
83
27%
4%%
Apr
46
38
Melville
88
46
x83
46%
26'A
Medusa
85
28%
115Va
35»A
43
27%
14
85% Apr
17
7
43
—No par
29% Mar 16
30
Nov
15
Jan
27%
115%
'
43'A
*42%
class A——1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—No par
30 Va Dec. 30
Dec
Feb
28% Jan
48
2,700
20%
>
100
McGregor-Doniger
McLean
4,300
11,200
17%
83%
Publishing
&
15%
57%
20%
.'
,100
Aircraft
(A G)
15
35%
31%
McKesson
7,100
17 Va
28%
116
24%
109%
McKee
270
3,600
54%
56 Va
'
34%
15%
21
22
67
4
28%
*114 %
116
33
43
46
28 Va
•
*114%
33'A
30%
28
26
29% Dec
44 % Jan
Jan
9
28
28%
116
108 %
Nov
29% Oct
2
71
4
*27%
♦114
3
20'/a Nov
8
17
23% Jan
38
20
23
17%
—_1
V 25% Mar 10
95% Mar 26
Dec
25% Nov
78
31% Oct
35% Jan
51% Jun
41,000
52%
54'A
15%
58
I6V4
*42 Va
preferred
18% Jan
24% May 11
14%
5.7'A
16%
32%
preference B___
McGraw-Hill
32
14%
57V4
16%
41%
137%
52»A
19%
McGraw-Edison Co
18
14%
56
1G%
40%
137
-
.
---3
11
24
14%
54%
16%
common
11
Dec
55'A
14'A
No par
(J
52%
.
53
——1
No par
30
Nov
Nov
McDonnell
40%
137%
51%
54
•
82 'A
No
convertible
McDermott
40 Va
♦136%
40%
138
20
12%
1959
convertible
29
39%'
136%
102
25 Va
:
conv
250
42%
*99%
5
inc
Corp
139
20%
common
45% Jan
50
10,700
137
42V4
No par
Stores
109% Dec
33
42%
139
20%
;
8
21
212,000
139
—_1
24
27
-37% Sep
32% Dec 29
4
7,600
JS
140
140
84
Corp
3%%
$3
46%
1
Corp
5 % %
46 Va
Products—1
Inc
A
46%
12.50
Corp
McCrory
77 Va Dec
C
46
20%
Exploration
Co—
Jan
D.ec
34,500
47
101%
100
(J
18% Jun
30
12,600
24 Va
5
preferred
29
27% Dec
16%
23%
—1
1
1
preferred
4
16
24V4
*99%
preferred .1945 series.No par
preferred 1917 series-No par
12
16 Va
23%
.
x41%
—1
May-Dept
79
16
23%
-
42%
preferred
A-Masonite
6,300
100%
'
78
.
46.700
25%
42%
Co
5
25%
24%
84
Shirt
Field.& Co
4%%
Martin
19
9.100
20%
Co
&
Automotive
.
10
51
100%
Marquette Cement Mfg Co_—-J>__4
.
140
7,500
147
20 %
Midland Corp
July 29
,
46 Va
821/2
81%
'50%
84
—;
R)
Oil
Marshall
Mar 28
65% Dec
47'A
</
**146%
——10
Maremont
12
59
.
46%
1
Marquardt Corp
«
34 800
139
100
Sugar Co
Marine
27%
16%
ti&L
5t)%
——-1
series A
Inc
Maracaibo
••<•
27%
50
•"Manning Maxwell & Moore
54% Dec -21
4
12
6
(P
Manhattan
4
28'A
16
22 V4
100
Co
Magnavox
22
27%
28 %
27
27%
16 Va
_—5
Co Inc common
Fund
-.Mallory
Jan
72
18
32%
Apr
\ 72% Jan
72 % Mar 17
82
18% Jan
29% Jan
40 % Jan
'■
40% May 2S
44% Feb 17
10
93% Jan
25
.
31
16% Oct
4
22% Oct
v
26,600
HOLIDAY
1
Copper
Manati
90%
22%
1
Inc
(R H)
Magma
>
87%
16
common—10
Forbes
4 %%' preferred
23
55
•
91%
22 Va
10
preferred (w w)
-Madison
2
50 % Jun
4% Jun
23% Jan
Jun
26
90Ve
EXTRA
3.33%
-
preferred
Macy
7
Oct
&
Trucks
5%%
30
19% Sep
,
6%
Mack
18
21
15% Nov
26
18
44'A Nov
48
4
3
34% May 10,
31% Feb 17
33
<
1
7% Jan
33
Tff
1% Jun
;
-
4% Dec
.
Jan
16% May
22% Mar 16
6
MacAndrews
Aug 16
911/4
27
CLOSED
M
,
87%
53 Va
Lukens
52% Jan
13,900
91%
51 %
Lowenstein
124
26%
87%
51%
6
7
47
26%
50%
4
28
45%
27%
„50
Nashville
4
29% Oct
46 Va
26%
51 Va
Jan
114% Dec
46 'A
27'
51
91 % Jan
S
45%
25%
51 Va
21
21
44 %
26%
40%
6
"50% Dec
45
26
139%
18
123% Jun
24%
39%
15% Oct
.
25%
51 Va
49% Dec
Sep
3
6
32% Jan
44% Oct 28
25%
.
.
138%
5
118
25%
44%
EXCHANGE
82
147
49%
25%
STOCK
81 %
*146'A
52
5
6
Mar
82
147
51
—100
34% Apr
20
81%
*146'A
53
(Ky)_No par
104% Mar
-
81%
146%
1,400
52
100
common
5
35
81%
146%
dsr,I
10
100
preferred
El Co
9,200
51 Va
100
com
preferred—
Co
2 500
»-
23%
iI
series E preferred
Gas &
300
27 Va
.
preferred
series
7
;
4%
26%
74V4
100
18% Nov
27% Sep 28
4 Va
27'A
49%
10
^
71% Jan
15V4 Jan 27
4%
26%
74
4
preferred
series B
Loriliard
22
20'A Jan
30
Island
Louisville
1
78% Jan
7
14 % Dec
Long
19
42 Va
1
July 10
July 29
30
Aug
90
4
38% Feb
4%
27%
23%
_1
isued
4%
26%
'
87% Nov
102
May 18
130% Mar
23
conv
4V4
■J
51
1
Inc
Co
when
4.84%
27
13
4
16
30
131% Dec
140'A Dec
8
Apr 14
90% Mar 6
2
,
Dec
79% Dec
96
Feb
111
171/4
23 %
1
5
Dec
24% May 16
Aug
*16%
75
—2.50
4
19
30% Jan
16%
16%
50.
—50c
4
17
17
9,600
16%
16%
17
7
Industries Inc
Feb
6,500
1%
1%
'
23%
com___?25 —. "lS ,~
TOO01'*-
Corp__
Litton
5,200
28%
l'A
l'A
74%
5
Lionel
12%
28%
1V4
12,500
5
;
10
12
11%
28
1 Va
4%
Electronics
20
12
29
11%
27%
1%
17
-1_S
34% Aug
11%
28
11%
5
7'M preferred--
96% Dec
4
19% Nov
5
46% Jan
36% Nov 27
23
18% May 11
8
July 10
37 % Jan
21
28
A
6,400
28 Va
27 Vu
eVLiljMTGlip Cup Corp
4
17,500
15
1%
No par
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
■i%>
Aug 31
Jan
61
18
*"
200
18%
14%
15
4%
Products
29 %
18'A
14%
18%
14%
26%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeil & Libby
6
151
Fink
&
*28%
18%
14%
28%
18%
1
Lerner Stores Corp
13
12
23
57% Jan
9
30
39% Apr
18
10 Va Mar
28 Va Sep
July
14 Va Mar 23
V2 Dec
91 Va Jan
'•78% May 19
-140
Jan
4
28.
Lehn
9
24
9 Va'Oct
Mar
73% Nov
29
7
Jan
29 Va
18
28%
14%
11%
%
ser
Corp
4
18%
27
1
22
46% Oct
Oct
63% Jun
21
Dec
pfd
conv
40
3%
29%
.
1.800
*37%
*
29Va
4
3%
14%
15
Lehman
152
13
9% Sep
63
$1.50
,,
3%
17%
10
15
20
57
;
8
39
*28%
;
5
.
25%
3%
1
Tire
13
.<98%
31
25%
*37
56c
&
Lehigh Coal & Navigation CorLehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries com
3% Mar 11
19% Jun
Bryant—
Inc
Rubber
22
79% Aug 27
9
13% Jan
14
1
Lee
7% Jan
4
Oct
0
Lear
29% Jan
10
48
6
28
57% Dec
140% Dec
20
32% Aug
Lane
24% July 26
24% Dec
2
v
13 Va Jan
'
4
preferred series A
_25
Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
La
41
7
23
25
24.% Jan
common
4
2
80% Jan
Jan
Mar 15
10
12
Jan
10% Nov
t
23 Va Jun
Co
A——No par
Lehigh Valley RR___
No par
18% Jan
57% Apr 29
11
2
Gas
4.32%
Jan
30
14% Dec
8
31% Mar
36
13% May
Dec, 21
22
27
21% Sep
10% Feb
Laclede
4
8% July 12
4% Mar 11
29
*80
36%
81%
'
*76%
■
79%
6%
16%
16
2 700
700
;
200
16
36%
36
36'A
89%
*88
2,800
89 '/a
23%
1,500
32%
31 %
32%
9,300
81
80
61
36%
37
37
82%
79 %
R°
25%
80
r''
81%
25%
*76%
79
70
500
%
79%
80
13.^9
100
2,8u0
The
(118)
18
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, January 9, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range
for Previous
Highest
Lowest
16 Va Nov
25
22% Fob
18
82Va July
53% Jan
6
27% Jun
15
37
74% Dec
1
Mar 19
15
22
88% Apr
Dec
28
98
Mar 13
75 Va Nov
30
88
Mar 31
74Va Nov
12
87
84 Va Dec
30
Apr 28
99% Mar 11
Jan
23
68
39 Va Jan
2
60% Nov 12
83 Va Jan
2
92
84
25% Mar 18
33
33 Va Dec
28
18 Vs Feb
Peb
2
9
2
15% Oct 21
123% Peb 8
I7
BeP 26
150
July 21
29% July 29
60
31 Va Apr
38
Mar
39
Jan
5
20
19% Nov
16
29% May
4
31% Dec
23
41% Mar 16
4% Sep
23
41% Jan
8
8
Jan
2
34
Dec
15
62% May 28
45% July 29
17
Jun
10
20% Jan
12% Jan
8
60
30
18% Apr 27
'
9
Jan
70
Aug
5
68V4 Jan
8
12 Va Nov
24
16
Jan
23
24
Jan
29
11 Va Dec
22
I
19
18% Nov
8
78% Aug 14
18% May 28
14% May 26
28
22
Sep
21
29% Aug 31
20 Va Jan
14
27% Aug 28
25
37
Oct
21% Mar 8
25% Oct 24
10% Sep 29
7
36% Jan
2
3
53% Dec
23
12% Oct
27
24% Feb 24
16
Feb
9
24
Dec
25 V4
Sep~22
31
Jan
20
43% Jan
23% Sep
13% Nov
2
81% Aug
3.80% preferred series
4.45% preferred series
10O
*81
82%
*81
82Va
*81
82 %
*81
82%
90
*89%
91
91
*90
Utilities
May 16"
31%
*41 Va
Minn
Mining
Minnesota
& Mfg
Missouri
Missouri
Missouri
Mohasco
3%%
4.20%
Sep
1
Jun
23
Jan
6
Jan
11
Aug 22
Jan
4
30
10
Dec
4
14% Jan
47% Jan
7
19
23% Jan
20 V2
74%
HOLIDAY
31'A
31%
31%
32
31%
90
Sep
21
Jun
Inc
Corp
21
Apr
27
24 % Jan
19
59
88V2 Dec
20
84
Nov
19
97% Feb
26
Feb
9
132% Aug
3
Jun
10
Mar
3
144% Jan
120% Dec
31
134% Mar 12
17
Jan
37% Dec
78
19
17% Oct
19
8
43
Jan
12
40
3
38% Deo
7
98% Aug
6
40Va Mar 13
17% Sep
22
9% Jun
7
53A Nov
v
10
24
22% Dec
12
Jan
24
.
2
71 Va Dec
28
19% Jan
2
74% Dec
22
68% Oct
35
Dec
$4.50
6%
Natl
Linen
Malleable
Service
National-Standard
4
National
Tea
4
National
Theatres
10
National
4% July 22
7% Jan
15
27% Jun
29
6
18
Nov
29
10
Dec
1
14% Mar
37% Apr
43% Feb
24
28
82% Mar
21 % Jan
*
2
Nov
1
36% Oct
24
71
21
Jan
4
22% Aug
85
32
31%
32%
32%
32 %
3,800
35%
35%
35%
36 %
36%
36%
.3,200
39
*32
22
16
49% Mar 13
34% Oct
29
33% Oca
6
36 % May/22
55
38
*33
39%
40
40
40%
41,300
29
29
29%
28%
29 VA
27,800
38
*33
17
16%
17%
17%
17%
21%
21%.
21%
21%
21%
800
18%
47%
18%
18
18%
17%
18%
18
18%
2,700
48
48%
48%
47%
47%
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48%
1,000
27%
27%
27%
271/2-
27%
27%
27 VB
27%
5,500
31%
30%
31%
30%
321/4
30%
31%
23,800
30 Vs
13%
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29%
14
13%
49
49
10 Vs
10%
10
291/2
29%
72
72%
72
72 Va
70%
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150
151%
150 Va
73%
150
8%
7
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8%
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60
59%
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60%
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25%
26%
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83%
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83 34
84
23%
24%
24
211/4
23%
24%
24%
24%
7,800
56
56%
56
56%
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56%
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93
20%
93
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84%
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20%
20%
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93
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125
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18,400
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152%
100
127
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127
125
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23%
23%
1,200
27%
26%
27%
3,300
29%
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30
30
30%
30 %
500
85
87%
84%
86%
12,300
19 Vo
19%
19%
19'%
3,700
81 %
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30
82
83
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19%
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15%
15%
15%
1
15%
15'%
1
5Vs
5%
5%
5%
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21%
21%
21%
21%
17
12% Dec
7
27% Jan
11
11
27% Nov
12
71% Dec
29
84% Mar 11
33% Dec
15
41% Jan
14
65
18
23
73% Apr
77% Apr
1
13
23% May
65% Jan
21
85% Mar
3
74% Jan
29
88% Apr
2
80
100% Oct
20
108
17
102% Peb
Sep
16
Jun
17
84% Jan
29
20% Nov
25
4
Mar 23
26
23% Aug 25
44% July
2
108
Dec
14
69% Mar
Dec
Sep
4
23% Mar IB
79% Oct
Jan
7
-
4
15
Sep
"73
2
102% Sep
18% May 5
28% Sep 29
90 Vs Oct
25
20% Jan
19
22
Jan
41% Jan
106% Jan
23
Dec
Brake
No
3.40%
preferred-
18
7
9
Mar" 18
6
4
25
Jan
27
62% Dec
28
35% Jan
22
5
102
Sep 21
100% Oct 28
16
108
Feb
16
26% Peb,. 17
99% Jan
6
2
I
Northern
1
4
13
109 Va Aug 17
25
5.,80%
5.60%
22% Jan
25
67% Jan
5
88% Mar 23
78
Jan
8
79
21
86% Mar
Apr
29
86
88% Mar 23
79% Jan
11
87
89
80
28
2
79% Dec
28
24% Sep
29% Dec
18
44% May 12
22
46 Vb Apr
29 Va Dec
22
44
De~~17
footnotes,
Mar 25
10
Apr
10
40% Dec
22
81
Jan
29 Va Aug 26
76% Sep
87% Sep
7
14
Sep
9
Aug 26
5
87
Aug 26
24% Mar 31
13% Oct 31
47
Dec
22
31% Jan
8
22.
65'%
4,200
47'%
47 7%
34,900
25
25%
25
25%
4
15%
16%
16%
38
38%
> 38%
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3%
3%
5%
13
5%
13%
28%
29
75 %
76%;
38%
39%;..
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70
70
72
72
76%
76%
5%
13%
151%
29%
291%
29%
29
76%
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76'%
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39%
39
39%
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70
69
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28%
76 %
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39
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: 77
83
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103
103%
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99%
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19%
19%
19%
31
31%
31
47%
47%
64%
64.%
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30%
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310
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100
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104
197%
180
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98%
1974
31%
10174
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2,400
99
2.400
31 %
6,200
100
13
13
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13 V4
19%
19'%
191/2
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19%
1,300
49%
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49%
47%
48%
35,300
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46
45%
45%
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23%
1,800
24
•
600
1,600
45%
47
64%
64%
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64 %
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64 Vb
100
30
30%
30%
30'%
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30%
11,200
^
104%
240
19%
31%
31%
100'%
,
99%
*
104%
Y
104
130
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104%
104
1081/2
108%
109
109
107V2
107%
107'/2
90
42%
43 Va
17,300
281,4
5,800
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43
28
28
28
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72%
73
72%
72%
73
73
73
84
81
84
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85
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84
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81
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84
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220
420
84
100
84
84
84
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84
84
83 3
a
83%
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84
43%
44%
44V8
44%
43 %
44%
10,600
157/a
16%
16%
18%
17 7/b
18%
181/4
18%
14,900
23%
23%
23%
24
24V2
221/4
24%
22%
21%
22%
22%
231/8
22%
23%
47
44 3%
45%
41'/4
44
*83 Vb
preferred—.
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Co
5
62%c
40
150
45%
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100
10
72%
44
.—100
Inc
Wire
28%
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1
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82%
104
—100
j
&
77%
82
—100
series
Steel
77%
82
70
110
330
72 74
72'%
98%
28%
Pharmacal
....
13
28%
conv
70 V4
23
28% °
5
Northwestern
721%
•
20,100
(Minn)—
$3.60 preferred series..
$410 preferred series.
$4.08 preferred series
Norwich
*69'
-
7,100
39% *•
77
*81%
32
43%
4
69%
29%
,76%
23%
42%
27
5,500
102%
42%
13
800
..
98
41%
59
.
*23
'
5
31% Jan
.j
104
19%
104
22% Dec
1,400
.
"
106%
4
3 %
6
14%
72
*■
100
5
_100
77 '
109
States Pwr Co
6
14'%
77
72%
83
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10
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3'%
3%
,.
104
Pacific
5%%
3V2
*5%
106%
20
30,500
20,000
57/e
109
27
5,300
17 %
38%
3%
109
Nov
25%
16'%
38
~
13
106%
Airlines
25
17%
39
13%
3%
5%
'
109
Northwest
25%
25
I6V4
38V4
106 Va
17% Sep
see page
64
48%
100
37% Sep
Jun
66
45'%
—100
Corp
100
64%
45%
preferred
$4.11 preferred
$1.16 preferred
170
14,700
64
preferTed
Northrop
81
44V4
50
Common
'
700
-
*79%
15%
Co
Northern
4
2,000
-
37%
Corp
Central Ry
Northern Natural Gas Co—
5%% preferred
6
35% Oct
25% Apr 20
77% Mar 17
81
47%
103% Jan
29
.22
48
101% Jan
28
21%
*79%
46%
6
Dec
22 %
1
22
78% Dec
2l%
&
Northern
22 Va Jan
75%
19%
Mar 29
Jan
75%
13
48 Va Dec
48
75%
19%
18
Nov
75%
13
57% May 22
113% Mar
76V4
10
107% Aug 24
112
Sep
8
103
76V4
50c
20
32% Sep
761/4
98%
Dec
68
1,800
23
Car
Jan
73
24
36%
98
North American
36
30
Jun
36%
par
Aviation
Dec
37 %
23
North American
64
36%
—25
49
28
37V4
Adjustment preferred
6
14
37
£
700
37
12
29% May
52%
29'%
63%
Niagara Share Corp__—
5
Nopco Chemical Co
1
Norfolk & Western Ry common—25
15
6% preferred
Norris-Thermador Corp
40% Dec
29%
44%
3.60% preferred
100
3.90% preferred—_______—1_100
4.10% preferred—__Y——
100
5.25% preferred—.:
100
4.85% preferred.
100
13% July 12
22% July 20
21
29
63%
100
—•
2
23
29
15
Gas Corp—
4
Sep
28%
Hartford Co—
&
11% Mar
32
28%
63%
:_5
.
.
Chicago & St Louis Co
17% Dec
30 Va Sep
28V4
43%
,
76
Aug 17
80% May 4
20
10%
1
Common
No par
$3.75 preferred—.
——100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
14
Mar 28
99% Feb
22
10'%
10
Ship & Dry Dock
Common ——
No par
Preferred 5% series A____
100
New Yorlc Shipbuilding Corp___
1
80% Aug 19
39 % Aug 17
92% Jan
22
17
•
88 Va Aug
108
Aug
23 % Mar 10
12% Dec
29 %
B
72% Jan
3,700
5%
21'%
10 VA
81
Electric
57a
5%
21%
10'%
22 Va
Y State
800
21
5%
81
Haven
7,500
10 '/a
21%
New
10,200
51%
21%
21%
81
Mining Corp
15%
5%
21%
10 VB
22
N
25% Dec
5%
15'%
51/2
21%
21
-
21%
NY
38% Peb
5%
.
15%
5%
1
Co
New
6
10
Y;
23%
29%
Newport News
5
87 %
26'%
*78%
Central
60
87%
151%
1
Air
92
■86
150
23 Va
Electric System
York
92
93
700
85
26V2
10
__
York
*81
5,300
85%
"New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
New
22,300
23%
*75%
NY
8,700
26%
25Vt
100
8
60%
23%
36V2
13
20%
59%
25%
14,200
23%
common—No par
39% Jun
203a
62%
25%
281/4
31% Jan
62 %
150%
*149
127
62
25Vi
5
8
660
3.200
25%
5%
6
6,600
8% 7/9
9
EXTRA
10%
Newmont
3,100
71%
CLOSED
211/4
England
aO Va
153
23%
1
preferred
30%
62%
5%
(J J)
2,400
62
No par
Fibre
600
1,400
10% v n %
"•
30%
8%
13%
7 49
par
Cast_No
Television
&
14
48
47
29%
72%
EXCHANGE
14
10
149
...
48
-48
10
STOCK
14
13%
48
w"
IOV4
New
3,200
16'A
211/4
29% Mar
29
39
21%
1
14% Dec
24% Dec
6,700
a
40
1
.3%%
6
6% Jan
33 7
28 Vs
5
47% Aug 22
32 Va Jan
7
12% Jan
1,300
36,100
33%
39%
*125
Co_
Bros
Newberry Co
2
25
6%
45%
40
85%
Corp
Ncisner
May 6
33% May 11
23% May 11
79% Jan
6%
45%
'
28%
Inc
Nautec
Aug 30
25
For
311/2
Neptune Meter Co
34% May 24
403A July 11
79% Aug 19
13
8
27
Natonas
-
4
4% Oct
39%
31%
36%
10
Vulcanized
2% Oct
79 % Dec
33%
7
39%
4
Jan
B
Dec
33%
150%
Co
13
29% Jun
6
67
33%
*&•%
7
1
Co
25
20% Jan
Nov
33%
85
Corp
31
10% Jan
42
33%
150
Corp
Steel
&
4% Oct
29
100% Oct
46%
100
preferred B
National
18% Oct
24
11% Dec
45%
5
Sugar Ref Co
Dec
34
45%
100
Steel
26
10%
6%
45%
28
par
common
National
5% Dec
91
No
Co
National
Feb
15
*9%
10%
6%
*33
1
preferred A
8
19% Jan
9
Dec
Lead
1%
4
75% Jan
22
74
preferred
National
4
27% Nov
5,400
36%
10
common
14
20% Jan
14%
31
5
.
CO-i„
Jan
19
25% Feb
69
Gas
28% Jan
14% Oct 28
*9%
14%
17%
Corp com—5
series of 1951
100
98% Jan
31
86% Apr 30
107%Mar 11
29% Sep
Sep
pfd
&
15
10% Mar 24
12
10
Distillers
4%%
1323A Sep
7
24% Dec 21
Sep 28
16% Oct
24% Mar 25
14% Nov
24
9
36% Jan
23/a Jan
68
10'4
3,600
46 %
'
273A Nov
Dec
8
*9%
.20
13
14%
13%
73
13
21%
Chem
6
15
14
*71
13
33 Va
1
Inc
Products
9
24% Dec
25% Oct
23% Dec
Lines
National Dairy
4
120% Jan
14
10%
72
72
*12%
6%
5
Natl
10
Aug 28
13%
*9%
5
Register
Gypsum Co
Aug 18
12%
66
17
10
Fuel
Oct
71
12
*63%
45%
10
Corp
National
Aug
71
12%'
13%
100
National
22
-
74% Jan
13% Jan
98
72
140
66
*631/2
12
5
preferred
4
160
6
*70%
1
11
109 Va Jan
Sep 19
65
21%
1
Jan
44
2
2
9
49% Oct
104
28% Jan
7%
11
145
159
National
-
5
21% May 27
62
1
:
Co
City
71
24
62
3,700
10
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NAFICorp
Natco Corp
11
Jan
12,600
1
America
of
National
104
2,400
8%
5
C)
(G
Cash
13
20V4
8%
1
Inc—:
National
81% Dec
36%
20%
8%
*61
_No par
Co
3
6
36%
20%
8%
9,000
Brass
70% Jun
Apr
109
36%
19%
1,200
Industries
L
S
Can
24% Jan
1
52% Sep
23
36
8%
6,500
National
May
35%
20 %
8%
12 %
1
35% Jan
34%
2OV4
8%
12
11 Vs Mar
31
35
20%
8
12%
Aviation Corp
Biscuit Co
common
66'A Dec'
34%
20 Va
12
Corp
National
6
5,400
12
Murray
30
20
3,000
12
Murphy Co
32% Aug 22
44% Jan
5,700
3%
40 %
11%
M
1573A Aug 12
24% Dec
34%
3%
40%
4
5
Wheel
21
20% Nov 28
34 %
40%
6,700
243A Sep
49% Jan
7
34%
3%
'
78
Airlines
15
34 V,
401/4
3%
41'A
1,800
77
National
12
11,900
78%
4
32% Jan
3%
40
24%
78
17Vi Jan
35% Dec
34%
3V2
40 %
24
77%
Dec
54% Jun
341/4
3%
24%
75%
11%
10
8
34%
34 Vs
40
5,200
24%
76%
23
2
24%
3,'20n
36 VA
36 %
75 Vs
163A Dec
28% Jun
24%
31%
35%
36
3
National Acme
46% Feb
24%
31
36
36%
33
4
49"% Oct 26
24%
31%
35%
36
3$
32 %
Motor
21
6
35
24,300
33%
17
Jan
35%
351/2
6,000
73 %
32%
17
80
35%
35'A
7,800
21
33%
Jun
55% Sep 25
2b% jun 12
35%
35Va
20%
71%
33
53% Mar 1
29% Sep 12
July 18
.
33%
Munsingwear
8
143
35%
par
Co
16
12
148%
149%
19%
72 %
140
32%
&
543A Jan
10
145
141 %
19%
144
10
(John)
66% Jun
Sep
21,900
11%
Ocri3
8
20%
73%
Motorola Inc
May 31
77% Nov
20
11%
21
12
20%
11%
Mueller
493A Mar 21
19%
Morrell
5
25% Apr 25
20%
11%
28% Jan 22
143% Jan
19%
HV2
Mar 30
i
19%
11%
12
3
900
11%
40
30
160
39%
11%
13% Feb
34% May
94%
12
19HJ*U1«
56% Dec
%
19%
1
18
Jan
f
63% May •
29% Jan 28
164% Apr
14% Jan
9 4
39%
71%'
5
•
15
95
40
■
19%
1
5
No
900
93%
40
141
10
Co_;
50
95
39%
19%
1
&
50
94 %
391/4
74
Corp
300
95
19%
Co
Ward
50
13,400
39%
72%
,
10
22
EXCHANGE
American shs—1,000 lire
Oil
49%
50
10
32 VA
42 Va
Moore-McCormack Lines
4
19% Dec
Monterey
;
91%
31%
40V2
31%
"43
EXTRA
Public Service Co__
Montgomery
--50
50%
31
*40%
*39
Pacific RR class A—No par
Portland Cement Co__6.25
Stamped
21
411/2
*93%
STOCK
Industries Inc common—5
preferred
100
preferred
100
Mojud Co Inc
1.25
Monarch Machine Tool
No par
Monon RR class A
_
25
Class B__
-No par
Monsanto Chemical Co__
2
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
5
Montana Power Co
No par
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
American shares—1_
-1,000 lire
Jan 11
Mar 11
Mar 23
31%
41%
CLOSED
Paper—2.50
No par
IS
Dec
50
30%
par
No
Ontario
&
*89%
31%
43
1.50
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
Minneapolis Moline Co
1
5
17
12% Nov
■0
10
:
Midland-Ross Corp common
5
5%% 1st preferred
_100
Midwest Oil Corp
—10
Minerals & Chem Philipp Corp
1
15
90
100
—__1
Inc
Inc
60% Sep
142
30
14
11
2,700
31,300
91
53% Jan
1
110
25,660
.V
82%
57 Va Sep 12
1
81
*89 V2
47% Dec 30
14% Nov
4
31% July 14
22
81
*81
18
Sep 28
17% Oct 25
4
81
91%
3
8
Sep
81
82%
31% Aug 16
7
82
*81
98
12% Nov
*81
*90
.
Oct 27
43%
82%
11
23
43
91%
26% Sep 28
60% Oct 24
—
44%
*90
Feb
Dec
37% Oct
43%
*81
Midland Enterprises
40
44
9%
90
33% Dec
10
49%
91/4
82%
48% Jan
6
39
Jan 15
Peb 24
^
49
90
Mississippi River Fuel
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
27 Va Dec
49%
*81
35
Aug 16
6% Jan
6
2
9%
48%
42%
82
9%
47 %
100
Middle South
22 V*
15%
80%
87%
15%
1974
13%
11%
5574
Shares
9%
46
100
Mission Corp
Mission Development Co
«
9%
Jan. 6
preferred series
Minnesota Power & Light
8
2074 Oct
41%
Jan. 5
preferred series
37% Jan
4
24% Dec 29
Jan
66% July 27
35% Mar 2
par
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
3.85%
33% Jan
4
38% Aug 31
2®
M*r 10
3% Dec 20
33% Dec
7
29% Jun 15
17
Peb 17
7% Oct 26
80
Nov
1
70
Oct 12
11% May 9
11% Oct 26
9% Dec 13
6% Dec
9
35 % Sep 29
26% Mar 8
21% Jan 25
PRICES
4.35%
22
Jun
9%
46%
43 Va
*81
SALE
8
20
88
9Va
45 Va
pfd—100
HIGH
Jan. 4
10
178% Jun
24"% Jan
24
38% Jan
40 Va Feb
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
14
Jan. 3
5
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc;—No
28
Apr 19
31% Feb 24
4
14
35 Va Oct
,16
Jan
Nov
Par
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Jan. 2
12.oO
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—J
Mesta Machine Co
27
July 12
18% July 7
22
49% Apr
28
31 Va Dec
Oct
EXCHANGE
23
4
59%
95%
40%
26%
~
Monday
STOCK
YORK
58
48% July 25
®8
Jan
5
27
NEW
33 % Dec
Dec 22
24% Mar 20
9
lllVa Jan
41
16
40% Jun
29
15Va Oct
Dec
LOW
STOCKS
j
Range for Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
8VaDec 16
18% Feb
42V4 Dec 28
70% Jan
24% Jun 16
45% Dec
74% Jan
5
84
Nov
83% Jan 1J
93% Sep
75% Peb 15
82
Oct
75% Jan 19
82
Nov
8®
Jan
4
95
Aug
Year 1959
*23
22%
48%
84
84
48%
81
*83 Vb
45
,
100
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,
Volume
193
Number
6019
.
: The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
„
STOCKS
Year 195})
Lowest
Range for Year I960
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
31% May 17
38% Sep
83
Dec
31
953/4 Jan
16
84
1
Dec
94% Sep
4.40%
74
29
85
Jan
12
75% Jan
82
9
3.90%
Jan
13
89
Jan
96
Aug
9
4.56%
preferred
Jan
933/4 Sep
2
4.44%
preferred
100
873/4 Dec
15
100
Jan
4
Sep
Ohio
19
Edison
86
95 % Jan
30 % Aug
275/a Jun
46% May 21
341/4 Mar 4
28% Mar
36
Dec
15
Okla
18.
16
16"% Sep
21
4%
Sep 30
34% Nov 13
16
80
Dec
9
29
Feb
16
27
393/i Jan
Jan
9
10
9
973/4 jan
Jan
16
4.24%
19
Oklahoma
543/3 Jan
4
Olin
Mathieson Chemical
18% Oct
20
Olin
Oil &
42% July
19% Oct
641/2 Dec
28
37% Jan
4
24
231/2 Jan
12
1043/4 Dec
13
24
Dec
IIO1/2 Dec
Oct
7
15
Dec
12
161/4 Jun
2
75
Jan
25
1223/4 Jun
823/4 Oct
31
116
31
9
104% Feb
16
38% Apr 28
993/4 Feb
4
23% Oct
26
9% Sep
23
16% Nov
16
233/4 Jan
16
11% Nov 27
153/8 Jan
5
22
23,% Feb
26
5
85
18
Jun
51% Nov
14% May 14
Jan
11
Jan
Jun
Otis
93
7
Aug
Outlet
18% Mar 18
22% May
Amer
Cement
5%
2
11
77
Dec
30
Pacific
16
56% Jan
7
46% Sep 28
' May 11
46% Mar 8
60% Jan
9
67% Apr
663/4 Apr
20
58% Jun
53% Sep
16
Pacific
25s/8 Sep
23
29% Oct
20
26% Mar 10
32% Jan
28
Pacific
Oct
21
130% Feb
23
22
l443/4 Apr
6% Jan
24
V4% Sep
29
4% Oct
26
3
46% Nov
24
19% Oct
25
39
12
Oct
24
163/a Apr
28
173/4 July
23 % Jan
126
30
Sep
20% Nov
17
35% Apr
13
43
Jun
25
59% Jan
2
83,
Dec
8
V 60
145
Feb
6%
12
Jan
Gas
Tin
Packard-Bell
6
Pan
American
42
94
Jun
Pan
Amer
4
Sep
21
50% Mar 13
9
23% Jan
23
42% Sep
22
49% July 30
31% July 24
65% Mar 20
Oct
2
8
503/& Dec
913/4 Oct
7
67% Sep
1
39 % Apr
29
36% Mar 15
51% Jun
4
28 % Jan
4
33% Oct 24
60% Feb
29
12
3% Jan
30
1 % Dec
1
12% Feb 26
18 % Dec
14
14% Feb
12
21% Sep
29
243/4 Apr
8
21% Jan
12
45% Nov
25
64% Jun
11
3
24
25% Nov
Dec
11
84% Dec
14
15 % Nov
102% Apr
98% Apr
17
40% Nov
20
5
575/8 Dec
30
26% Jan
2
22
Jun
29
48
Sep
0
8
45
Sep
7
36
Dec
2534 Jan
27
283/4 Sep
5
4
18
10% Oct
30% Nov
543/4 Feb
Mar 23
17% Jan
7
Pepsi-Cola
14
52% Dec
16
30
14
99%
18
193/4 Jan
22
Sep
7
41% Dec
28
92% Jan
Feb~25
Oct
15 % Dec
92
\ 95 % Mttr
&
Pet
5
Milk
4%%
3% Oct
63/8 Feb
27
22
94% Sep
22
64% Dec
22
46% Jun
43% May
9
4
Sand
Light
Light
Eastern
&
Ry
3
8
100
Mar
57% Jan
53
9
23
223/4 Jan
26
87%. Dec
11
Dec
23
103% Apr
88% Apr
15
75
85
Dec
93
Dec
28
104% Jan 26
93
Jan
12
39% Sep
15
26
Oct
25s
15% Dec
6
603/a Dec
29
71
Co
81
Dec
85 /
Aug 12
Oct
99
17
Jan
13
20% Jan
873/4 Jan
2
21
Jan
7
56% May 12
363/4 May 6
05
Dec
1
73
54
Apr
75
30
65% Mar 10
6
Jun
9
23
84% Apr
74% Dec
22
82
Oct
22
523/4 Mar 23
41% Mar
11% Jan
28
16% Dec
60
Apr
5
14
-77% Jan
20
Mar 23
743/8 Jan
14
1
23
7
9
Aug 29
99% Sep
833/4 Sep
13
-
773/e Dec
41
18
Jan
84% Jan
-
?:
96
$1
2
Dec
36s/8 Dec
4
493/4 Aug 27
47
Dec
Jan
2
95% May
8
91
Apr
11
97
Aug
2
20% Jan
8
533/4 Dec
3
433/4 Feb
1
73
Sep
1
453/a July
7
29 %
43% Jun
20
32
Sep
16
21% Jan
5
26% Dec
83
3
94
Dec
Dec
3
17% Dec
1
253^ Jan
4
813/4 Nov
10
88
Aug
8
Dec
2
93
Jan
22
13% Dec
23
993/4 Apr
2
79
19% Aug 17
14% Dec 28
Sep 28
15
Mar 18
Mar
125% Dec
145
24% Jan
42
4
73% May
91% Mar 19
19% May
283/4 Jan
68
82% Jan
123
July 23
Dec
28
Nov
132
Aug 31
17% Nov. 17
38% Jan
8
28
803/a Jan
4
26
55% Sep
10% Dec
6
22% Jan
4
29
57
Dec
29
Feb
9
59
Nov
9
9% Sep
86
30
5
71
Jan
12
15
75% Jan
15
28
18
Jan
6
125
"
16
19 % May 20
23% Jan
Dec
74% Dec
,
Mar 16
113% Oct
5
Apr
11
81
Dec
18
45% Oct
25
81% Jan
4
125
Dec
18
83% Oct
26
124% Jan
4
34% Mar 31
56% Dec
31
43% Mar
8
72% Dec
20
213/4 Nov
313/8 Apr
17
15% May 10
163% Feb
1
253/4 Nov
2
132
119
Sep
8
62% July 31
1003/4 Jun
9
17
96% Jan
28
22
188% Dec
22
Sep
22
28% May 14
163/4 Dec
6
$5
Jan
47% Feb
26% Dec
31
88% Oct
12
29% Feb
25% May 19
73% Feb
9
353% Dec
Dec
24
27
96
14
preference
5
91% Mar 20
78% Jan
19
5
92
Mar 20
80% Jan
5
83
Sep 23
93
Jan
16
84% Dec
12
98
Sep
106% Apr
48% Feb
6
98
14
2613/4 Aug 22
253/a Jan
5
95% Jan
11
Jan
12
Aug 30
17%
17%,,
18 3/8
173/4
25,600
181%
185/tt
18
18%
26,500
49%
50%
50%
51%
50 5/8
88
51%
12,100
86%
86%
54
54%
*86%
54%
55%
54%
38
55%
5,100
37%
43,900
i
37
383/4
365/8
241/4
24
24
36
23%
24
35
34%
37 %
37%
375/8
363/4
363/4
2%
2i%
2%
2%
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2 3/a
50%
88
2%
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2%
19%
*23%
23%
573/4
58%
20
193/4
*23%
57
283/8
283/4 j/28%
15%
15V2
convertible
193/4
20
20
20 3/a
23%
235/8
233/4
233/4
56%
56%
553/4
553/4
1,200
293/8
29%
305/8
293/4
303/4
11,500
15%
155/s
151%
153/e
153/4
41%
411/2
♦42 ~
42%
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391/4
40%
40%
41
40%
28%
29%
29
29
29%
293/4
34%
343/4
343/4
35
35
27
27%
27%
27%
27%
95%
96
96%
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96
90%
91
12
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90 3/4
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91%
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11%
113/8
12
32 3/8
33
33
34%
62%
:
4,300
20
„
13,700
293/i
30%
12,500
35
35
35%
2,400
27%
27%
27%
5,500
96%
96
96%
470
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91%
70
12%
12%
12%
51,400
34%
333/4
34
2,400
63%
623/4
63
63
63%
63%
64 3/a
39%
39%
41
41
42%
45%
453/4
46%
463/4
46%
46%
47%
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48
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48
46%
49
47%
48%
48%
483/4
475/8
37'/8
375/b
48%
37%
37%
37%
37%
CLOSED
-
EXTRA
HOLIDAY
95
*93%
*93%
95
*93%
3
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16%
50%
3%
3%
3'%
30 3/s
31%
31%
100
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100
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163/8
51%
50%
3%
313/B
37 %
95
163/a
3%
8,800
300
16,000
6,400
37%
1,000
95
i900
16%
50%
1,100
3%
33/8
2,000
313/4
32
32 3/a
39,100
99
99
100
10
47%
46%
47%
473/8
49%
473/4
49
13,100
513/4
52
525/8
52%
52%
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52%
4,400
215%
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-
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80 3/8
100
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101
;
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81
80%
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93
21%
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;
101
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99
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99
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81%
93
,
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101
/
170
93
101
70
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31,600
3
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19 7/e
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35,600
62
62
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63%
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30
5
78%
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78
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100
100
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63%
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52%
53%
43
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43
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15
15
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44%
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48
49
44
48
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48
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21
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83
83
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18 5/8
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10
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10
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11 3/8
12%
59
59
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62
100
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62
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100
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1
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100
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100
A
1st series prior pfd
*
10%
10%
118
56%
97
97
2.50
70
20%
-
56'/a
75
common
$3.50 convertible preferred
5
*1153/4
57
14%
14%
125
—
4,700
96
455/8
443/4
—
23,800
453/a
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423/a
83%
1
Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
—
45
141/4
No par
Plough
300
78%
523/8
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Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7% guaranteed preferred
100
(The)
165/a
43
STOCK
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
Co
400
51%
:
preferred
class
23,900
'403/a
EXCHANGE
100
preferred (conv)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
&
6,500
57%
42%
*90
700
2,100
*
235/8
41
;
10
20
40 %
*41
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$4.80
preferred
89
46 5/8
series preferred
Polaroid
Poor
Corp
&
5%%
1
Co
10
sink
(H K)—
fund preference
100
Potomac
Electria
180
*123
23,400
;
4,500
20
100
143/a-':
1,200
125
20%
21
20%
20*%
723/4
743/4
73%
733/4
15,300
12%
133/a
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131/8
18,000
59
■'■V
59
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63%
63%
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118
:
8,100
20
59%
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118
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7
200
1,500
118
58 3/4
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583/4
57%
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97%
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96%
98
70%
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69%
71
20 3/4
20%
213/4
215%
233/a
23%
24%
34,100
1843%
40,000
18%
1,600
180
1873/4
182 %
173/a
173/4
18%
18%
90
90%
90
91
9%
10
Co
189%
173/4
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2
Power
Procter & Gamble
1353/4
333/e
33%
137
10
69
43
44
28
28%
82
83
83%
83%
135
693/4
com.No par
preference com—No par
& Gas
4.08%
preferred
preferred
90
7
4.30%
1053/4 Aug 19
5.05%
preferred
preferred-.
Sep
41% Feb
17
65% Jan
5
74% Sep
20% Jan
7
23% Apr
22% May 14
117% Feb
5
20
106
16
7
May 11
Feb
73/4 Sep
81
36 3/« Aug 31
Feb
10
29
25
29% Feb
4
30% Oct
16
10
27% Jun
2
div
4.18%
9
13
$1.40
87% Aug 17
86
76% Mar 13
493/4 Aug 19
20
16
Aug 25
11% Feb 11
191
183/a
91
333/4
33%
333/4
136%
135%
136%
581/4
6,300
500
IOO1/2
5,000
181
183/4
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33%
133
130
91
335/a
6,400
1343/4
11,800
673/4
693/4
69%
69%
693/4
2,600
433/a
443/4
44
443/a
44%
44%
24,200
28%
28%
28%
283/4
283/4
283/4
900
82
82
82%
82%
200
♦83%
84%
21
69%
of Indiana
4.80%
Publicker
Industries Inc
see page
49
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72
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72
71%
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22
*21%
22
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122%
122%
8
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87%
119
8
483/4'
48%
■
120
34
333/8
34 Va
39% Jan
'
4
5
Aug 18
27% Nov 14
Quaker Oats Co
6%
preferred
333/4
*117
3,700
49 3%
50
71%
123
83/4
8%
8%
87%
*85%
i
•
290
10,700
87%
34 %
9,500
34%
34%
34 %
34 %
34%
7,200
34fa
■
343/4
33%
34'/a
335/8
34
49
8%
87%
34 %
49%
*85%
8%
*85%
333/8
No par
5
60
22
473/4
333/4
Inc
40
110
88
103
22
No par
Oil
86%
103
71
333/8
36
22.
88
103
Puget Sound Power Se Light Co__10
11
8
5
*86
•102
48
100
common
87
102
71
*21%
25
preferred
87
7
100
25
$4.75 preferred
83
84%
102
Pullman
633% Dec-
Mar
No par
preferred
preferred
4.16%
preferred
88
102 "
83
*83%
84%
Pure
373/4 Aug 30
24
26
-.-26;
102
*83%
373/8 Jun
125% Jan
5
♦87
—100
4.32%
123
Jan
42
100
100
100
.'
3% %
22% Mar 22
-86% Nov
Public Serv Co
13
I
173/a
17%
*
233/4 Jan
footnotes,
17%
17%
120
•
JUn
For
3,800
39%
Public Service Co of Colorado
27% Oct 27
23%
No par
Public Serv Elec
Mar
223/a
*23%
:
30
140
2,800
233/8
142
24
com
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred-
30
124% Sep 22
24Feb 25
53/4
X23%
17%
31%
'141%
-
12.50
293/4 Sep
54% Jan
231/b
17
313/8
142
No par
44% Dec
29
5%
22%
16%
141 %
393/4
common
693/4 Dec
78% Oct
44% Dec
53/4
23 Vb
16
31%
143
38%
Corp__
9
48 % Apr
53/4
223/4
142
51%
8
16
5%
1
11
17
53/8
100
263/4 Mar
293/4 Dec
5%
No par
36% Mar
34% Nov
141%
5%
1
52
Jan
13,500
141%
25
3
15
7,500
31%
1,800
12,300
31 %
100
8
86% Jan
523/8
525/8
30%
233/4
Co
5
Sep 21
8% Nov 23
52%
52%
31%
54 3/4
Coke
58% Jan
82% Nov 24
52'/a
53%
5
43% Apr
104
75%
52%
523/4
30%
No par
4
24
53
74%
1
17
21
53
76%
30%
Pittsburgh
<300
53
3
9
80
Dec
*20
~
74%
50
30
405/a Sep
22
15
52 3%
_5
34% Dec
65
10
76%
1
139% Dec
20% Sep 22
19% Dec 22
1,100
87%
521/2
5
1
<
900
27%
873/4
73%
25
1
22
118
27%
51%
50%
Pittston
'
76
1
Feb
Jan
♦143,4
51
5%%
116%
f
89%
533/4
&
5%
27
51%
No par
813/4 Feb
33% Mar
*873%
1
903/4 Nov 30
10
26%
89 %
49%
common
Porter Co Inc
88
2 6 7/a
200
73%
Phillips Petroleum
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
1
Pillsbury Co common
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_10
13
90
26%
*87%
50 3/4
3.90%
6
26%
89%
>
118
*86%
Reading Corp (NY)
Corp common
preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4%
preferred
28
183/a Sep
6,800
92%
*116
1
3% %
80% Aug 29
54
13% Apr 29
31% May 6
92%
923/4
116%
213/a
Philco
9
90
92
116%
10
4.68%
38% Apr
4,200
933/4
933/a
118
16%
conv
Phila
99
98
16
4.30%
Jan
15%
98%
*15
16%
3.80%
Sep
49
17%
15%
99%
15%
98%
16
4.40%
Sep
101
17
16
15%
97%
*20
Corp of America
Phlla Electric Co
Mar 29
20
17%
16
99
213/b
preferred
Phelps-Dodge
0
22%
Brewing Co
5
(Chas) & Co Inc com__33%c
2nd preferred
(conv) ____100
4%
Aug 16
243/4
17
21%
Corp
Pfizer
43% Mar
233/4
17%
51%
Pfelffer
47% Mar 31
24%
*163/4
100
33 %c
23
96% Jun
235/8
17%
100
Co
21
5
1,410
800
233/8
,17,200
100
5% Jan
8
Apr
150,900
235/8
15%
1
com
,38% Jun
70% Mar
24%
2,400
143/4
Pfaudler Permutit Inc
57,
24,300
163/4
Corp_
25
•
58%
16%
Corp
54% Nov
21
40
58
*15%
1
Petroleum
26% Mar 14
393/4
583%
♦145/a
common
11
2% Dec
24
Mar 30
100
15%
39%
57%
15%
Corp
47
30% Sep
15%
393/4
58 3/a
2.50
16% Jan
10
40%
56%
Line—
13% May 17
Nov
16
*395/8
59
16%
preferred
Perkin-Elmer.
7
15%
40
x57%
28,200
15%
Co
Gas
Peoria
15 3/4
*20
10
Peoples
15%
*26
100
17
15%
153/8
series preferred
68% Mar 25
155/8
153/4
preferred
50% Jun
43%
*20
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
66% May 16
8
42%
3.50
Power &
15
10
433/8
15
preferred
Chemicals
29
43%
200
4,800
423/4
15%
common
prior
Glass
37% Nov
44%
16%
90
15
Enterprises
Co
conv
34% Jan
31
&
(J C)
433/t Dec
39 3/4 Dec
43%
333/8
433/4
163/4
143/s
4.40%
7
Jan
33%
*87
*15%
4%%
5
45
5
33%
No par
Co Inc
Penn
973/4 Aug 24
943/4 Aug 31
89
33%
70c
Ford
Fruit
Penna
16%
*87%
333/8
50c
Co
Cement
Pennsalt
*163/4
89%
33%
15%
Corp
Transportation
4.68%
7
Jan
&
Penn
22
85% Jan
Pipe
Penn-Dixie
Penney
*87
333/a
150
No par
Coal
&
*163/4
88%
33
1
15%
Airways Inc
East
conv
Penick
303/4 Mar 31
28
89
8
20
64% Aug 11
74
18 % Jun
27% Oct
55% Mar 20
27
49 3/4 Jan
Jan
Sep 20
Nov
22 % July 25
July 6
35% Dec 18
29% May
5
13
88
4
Mar 15
24
36
Sep 21
32% Dec: It
31% Jan
38% Aug
26
1
41
393/8 Mar 12
21
5%
17
14
15
30% Sep
Nov
60 % Dec
44
2,200
36 %
x35
/
17 %
15%
Sulphur
Mines
Peabody
34,200
35%
35%
15%
Electronics
Davis
Patino
363/4
35%
37
35
17
100
World
Parmalee
5
363/a
35%
36%
353/8
10
Parker Rust Proof Co
Mar 16
20% Dec
36%
37%
14%
preferred
Paramount Pictures Corp
15
21% Oct
92
'
270
*143/4
4%
Parke
92
9,200
91
_25
Common
30
83% Mar 18
28
36% Feb
Jun
92
*90%
373/8
"
1
Electric
Consolidated
4
340
92
37
5
preferred
Pacific
94%
913/4
373/8
Inc-5
Aggregates
common
Corp
&
93%
*873/i
Lighting Corp__
No par
T'elep & Teleg com___14 2/7
Panhandle
40
Inc
160
93%
*93
'
92
117
25
Pacific Finance
2
7% Jan
&
93%
93%
91%
15
preferred
45% Nov
3
Fisheries
94
81
96%
100
Pacific Coast Co
91
79%
*15
1
No par
Pacific
6
91
803/4
37%
•
16%
6.25
com
preferred
Pacific
18% May 11
EXTRA
HOLIDAY
1
Corp
Co
preferred
$5
9
183/s Jan
Glass
Oxford Paper Co common
173/a Aug 17
5
Corp (The)
Corning Fiberglas
91
803/4
373/8
393/4
CLOSED
No par
Owens-Illinois
4%
EXCHANGE
10
30c
.
Co
Owens
1
17
12% Oct 26
Corp
91
79%
88%
STOCK
3.125
Marine
90%
*163/4
1
Overland
14
11 % Jan
Gas
Shares
793/8
36%
35
5
5
the Week
}
Jan. (J
79%
363/4
7.50
Corp
Elevator
Outboard
1301/a May 31
341/2 Jan 27
5
Gas
Friday
Jan. 5
90
93%
100
_
Natural
Corp
Orange & Rockland Utilities
5
4
24
preferred
Sales for
Thursday
36%
*90%
20
331/4 Dec
161/4 May
943/4 July
27
85
common
87
15
12
263/4 Nov
Electric Co
&
preferred
24% May 10
373/4 Aug
4
151/b Dec 29
363/4 Mar
79 % Feb
Gas
PRICES
,
79
No par
831/2 Jun
353/8 Nov 29
61% Feb
Co
HIGH SALE
Jan- 4
353/8
100
2
393/8 July 15
7
15% Nov
Oil
AND
Wednesday
89
100
5
58% July 28
15
common
preferred
30% Jun
31
29% May
Ohio
4
Co
preferred
i
901/a Feb
Sep 25
253/4 Dec
41 % Feb
;
Jan. 3
100
86
Tuesday
Jan. 2
Pa*
35
34%
34%
14,800
59%
1,500
34% "
Q
common
—:
6
59
_100
•131
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
26%-.
59%
134
263/4
58%
59%
1323/4
1
132%
265/8
265/8
J,
*
59%
*130%
1
-
27
60%
134
27
583/4
134
263/4
134
26%-
30
400
V
20
The Commercial and Financial
(120)
Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, January 9, 1961
:
RECOftD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Eang e for Previous
LOW
STOCK
YORK
Monday
Tuesday
Jan. 3
Jan. 3
Par
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range for Year I960
Highest
Year 1959
ojmi
AND
HIGH
>
Wednesday %
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Jan. 5
«
Jan. (>
Shares
Jan. 4
R
«3%Frt>
t
Dec
28
67
73% Deo
1
46% Oct
25
74% Mar
5
67% Jan
4
17
9
ft3ft Jan
41% Deo
15%
Feb
43* Sep
-
6
73
9
30% July 10
9
May 22
73% Apr
27
74
Apr
18
1st
$3.50
30% Feb
56
8
Dec
7
29
15% Dec
2
30% Oct
25
.' 51% Sep
2'
Apr
19
22% Jun
Ranco
preferred
15
70
—5
Jan
6
Rayonier
Inc
53% Jan
4
Raytheon
Co
5
18% Jan
5
Co
Reading
29
25
Jan
21
8% Dec
20
Nov
24
37% Jan
26
20% Dec
5
33% Feb
5
4%
non-cum
1st
28
33 % Jan
14
11% Dec
8
28% Jan
20
4%
non-cum
2nd
I
12 % Dec
28
16% Dec
Jan
20
6
Roller
Reed
17
Oct
9
27% Jun
12
Jan
5
41% Sep
2a
15 % Nov
1
28% Jan
18
Reeves
86% Not
16
40 % Apr
22
17 % Oct
24
28% Jun
16
Reichhold
3
15% Nov 27
12% Feb
15
6% Feb
24
15% Sep
9
20% Apr
7
19 % Mar 17
8
73
17
2
15% Dec
42% Jan
43% Dec
1
68% Jan
4
16% Jan
2
36% July 23
21
Apr
18
27% Feb
1
Jan
7
60 % Mar
52% Jun
1
Reis
85
Jan
.
y.
...<
Dec
17% Sep
22
25
11% July
12% Nov
11
19% Mar 14
28% Jan
7% Nov
5
7% Feb
25
12% Jan
14% July
20
Mfg Co common
15% Aug 23
-
66% Apr
8
81% Sep
48% Dec
6
78% Jan
*
38% Jan
5
54 % July
33% Sep
28
50% Jan
22
46% Jan
28
30% Jan
7
42
Dec
116
Mar
28
46 % Feb
17
80% Dec
21
Revlon
24
56% Jun
21
Rexall
Drug
71% Jan
4
48
Sep
23
July 24
149
110% Oct
27
24
55% Jan
21
84% Mar 25
76% Jan
3
163
15
65
Oct
8
76
Nov
30% Dec
IT
2% Jan
8
Jan
26
28% Jan
4
2% Jan
4
Oct" 22
111
Dec
6
84
Dec
19
Richardson-Merrell
9
89% Nov
25
Richfield
5
68% Mar
85
45% Sep
4
23% Oct
24
42
Jan
Dec
16
28% Jan
21
2% Dec
19
14
33% Nov
3
Selection
Oil
31% Jan
19
59% Deo
35% Feb
16
62
Dec
22
39% Jan
23
80% Deo
18
41% Oct
17
30% July 23
21
Oct
28
26% Jan
Rochester
2
481% Jan 29
39% July 24
27
Dec
2
38% Jan'
89% Jan
81
16
Oct
5
Oct 30
10% Jan
7
Nov
16% Jan
17
2
40
Oct
6
16
Jun 24
18
f 13% Deo
*
I
37% Sep 22
10% July a
16% Oct
1
741
Dec
28
92
Jan
30
24% Mar 12
14% Mar 25
34
May 27
22
Aug
3
600
82
Dec
52
Jun
50
Jan
28
Rohm
Mar 23
780
&
4%
4
89
5
20% Dec
16
Rohr
16-'
14
13% Sep
22
14% May 12
21% Jan
3
15
&
84
Deo
7
42% Jan
15
258
Apr
30
3
Mar 13
29% May
4
12% Oct
0
6
26 % Jun
23
15
33% Sep
19
24
40% Apr
May 27
88% Aug
32% Oct
45%
6,200
37,900
50
47
47 Va
47
47
47.%
47 Va
100
123
1
9
4
259
Apr
8
4.30%
24% Sep
29% Apr
15
32
Feb
26
19
37% Sep
7
14% Sep
3Q
22% Jan
18
8
79% Feb
19
238
Nov
69% Mar
30% Oct
88
Jan
24% Jan
7
26
7
12
Mar 14
55% Jan
93
St
St
St
4
31% Sep
San
7
2
409
14 Va
^17,700
13/a
lVa
12,100
81
79%
,81
80%
81V4
17,100
lVa/,'/'.
811/4
88%,
88
26 VJ
26%
28
33 Va
34 Vj
33%
34 Va
34%
com—1
36 Va
801/4
88 Va
26
2%
16,100
2 Va
3
3
34%
91%
7,500
28 Va
4,300
3
2,300
3i/4
3,300
3b 1/2
33Va
3634
36%
35
3434
3
3
36 %
36
36V8
89
27%
'
2,200
*37%
40 Va
*37 Va
40 Va
45%
46
45%
46%
45%
46%
45%
46%
10
23 Va
24 Va
233/4
23Vs
23%
24
23%
23 Vs
2,500
„5
273%
27 Va
27 Vj
27%
27%
28V4
28i/4
2 8 Va
5,100
20
615%
*37 Va
25
Corp__No par
-
;
100
40%
640
626
623
646
638
8,600
648
637
1,170
89%
*87 3/4
89%
*87%
89 Va
*87
89 Va
18%
18 Vs
18Vs
18%
18%
18
183s
8,300
6,100
123/4
13%
12 Ve
13
—_1
16%
16%
17
17
1
19%
19%
19
19
20 O
32%
33%
323/4
33 V8
:
41
*33
18%
*88
1
Inc
Feb
10
25
81% Jun
17
18
50% Feb
8% May
6
11
87 % Mar
Jan
13
30% Mar 18
78
Apr
Mar 17
16
May 27
Jan
4
77
Schick
Scott
13
13 Va
12 Va
13 Va
17
17
17
17
19
18%
19
3334
34 V4
33%
33%
31
30
66% Jan
26
13%
10% Mar 11
4% Dec
40% May 25
29% Sep
20 % Apr
12
45% Mar 18
80% Nov
28
29
5
May 17
50% Nov 23
44% Feb
87% Jun 26
1
17
8% Jan
14%
13%
14V4
500
59
Jan
19% Jan
25
16
Jan
100
Oct
18% Jan
46% Jan
8
26
Jan
26
43% Jan
11
19% Jun
17
12% Jun
27
29% Dec
12
42% Deo 30
10% Apr
28
43
49
Jan
4
7% Sep
29
29% May 23
19 % Dec
5
24% Oct
28
45% Mar 25
59
Deo 23
104% i^iy"a7
31% May 22
8
26
27% Aug 21
32% Jan
2
36% Mar
3
17% Sep
15% Dec
15
29
23% Jan
Co
Inc
15% Sep
12
20% Jan
23% Oct
24
43
1
Jun
23% Sep
29
31 % Sep
31
54
Jan
6
Sep 26
26% Mar 24,
13
Sep 29
53% Oct 31
94% Jan
4
37
Oct
69
Oil
47
Nov
55"% Jan
41% Sep
3
37% Mar 16
46% Jan
22
24% Oct 18
60% Jan
16
19% Jan
19
75
13
Jan
88% Dec 31
8% Mar
S
•9% Apr 10
21% Mar 16'
28% May 21
97% Feb 1J
47% Dec
84% May
37% Dec
16
7
30
York
4
Sheraton
Slmonds
Saw
&
11
Smith
(AO)
18% Feb
26
Smith-Corona
11% Oct
25
20% Oct
24
28 Va Mar 23
11
64% Jun
15
34% Jun
2
42% Jan
5
14%
<fe
•
Line
Carolina
14
May 10
21
25
Dec
15
30% Feb
3
7
15"% Dec
30
Dec
5%
29
Jan
11
66% Feb
17
70
29% Jan
12
4
8outh
6,200
1,600
9%
8%
8%
9,200
86%
87%
86 Va
87%
7,600
741/a
8%
86%
85%
38 % Aug
31
74
*73
74
74
87
87
88
88
*88
16%
17
16%
1734
*70
23% May 18
29 % Jun
13
17
Sep 26
21% Sep 26
6% May
2
26% Nov 23
29% Jan
4
30
5
Dec
11
Sparton
35% Jun
30
Spencer
90
17
4.20%
16% Aug
26% Jan
4
92% Sep
6
9
29% Mar
8
46% Dec
8
77% Feb
2
82% Sep
19
28% July 25
37% Jan
4
* "
'
5%
5 V8
5 Va
33 %
33%
34 3a
23%
23
23 %
•15
*15 y4
32%
32%
54%
551/4
54%
54%
54 Va
1
12
12%
Service
k
12%
98
Corp
Chemical
Spiegel Inc
$4.50
.
,
8%
1,100
45%
17,100
17,300
24 Va
23%
24V4
253/8
26
25%
25%
9,000
38%
39
38 VA
381/2
17,600
18%
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18
18%
15%
16
173/8
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27%
23%
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18%
12,200
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16
17%
17 VA
18
13,700
28 Va
273G
28 VA
27 Va
28'/a
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28
16 Va
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29
291/a
423/4
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42 %
43 Va
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73
73
41
41
41
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43 Va
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2,400
400
74
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39
40
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471/2
48 VA
313/4
321/2
321/2
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33 Va
2,000
27,200
49
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33%
66
13%
12%
12%
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23%
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38%
9%
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51
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12 Vs
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40%
10
10
10
46%
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52,200
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3,300
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39,400
46 Va
3,700
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51
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51 •
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51
28
28
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28
28
28
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15%
15%
9,000
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27%
153/4
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29
1,500
15%
16
5,800
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1
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28
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16%
151/4
653/4
65
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66
66
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48%'
48
48%
48 Va
48Va
13,500
37%
37%
38
37%
38 Va
38 Va
38%
39%
3834
3938
39 Vs
40
39 Va
39%
10,200
20
21%
20%
21%
211/4
21%
21Va
22
44,400
49%
493/4
50 Va
51 %
15,400
11
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49%
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18
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71
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21
20%
20%
21
27 V8
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28
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283/a
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22%
27Va
221/4
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28
28
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88
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7%
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281/4
29
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43 %
82
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82 %'
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83%,
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31%
29%
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1,500
2,600
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1,800
6,400
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21 Va
27%
27%
71
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71
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18V4
18 Vs
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50
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10,200
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47%
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100
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65 %
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I
12,100
7%
46 Va
45
13%
25V4
10,000
25
10
39%
8
5,200
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47%
7%
5,400
12,000
47%
131/4
24
46 Va
.
6 5 3/4-
65 Va
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6
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3.000
16
17%
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443/4
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39
18%
71%
'
600
'
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100
—
10,900
"
common
common.
preferred
Square D Co
231%
>
12%,
99
383/B
'43%
27
preferred
preferred
12%
*98
46
28,700
12 %
12%
Va
300
1,200
■
25
7%
2.50
Co
8%
27%
^
12
44%
161%
■
12%
100
1
8%
451/4
22%
391/4
.18%
.
-
99
83/8
221/4
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12
12 Va
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44'-:
8%
'
15
11%
12%
97%
9%
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12
12%
99
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8,100
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56 %
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11,800
32%
> 23%
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15%
32
65
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5,500
5 Va
23
151/4
38%
A
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No par
Public
13,200
34%
44%
,
7.50
common
/
',*31%
<
No par
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common..
$4.56
;
25
Co
V4
12 %
32
'38%
V A
/
5
(Del)
5
33%
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15%
40%
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2.50
Gas
72
32
28 '
.
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25
Co
20
173/4
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5
70%
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v
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com__4.50
Edison.
180
90
I71/4
72
22%
15%
43
1
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Spartans Industries
9% Jan
Oct
Co
*70
:! 32%
23
27
A'
15
5%
non-cum
preferred
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
Southwestern
*
„
,
' ...A' A
50
Railway
5
•
Co
^.,5
Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
Southern
18% Aug 23
»
No par
California
54% Jan
69% Aug 23
»«-*-%
No par
Co^.
72
32%
*
16
*
v
.
5
Southern
Southern
Pacific
1
:■■■•
' 5%
-
17%
.A...A'<-i-A"
_—5
preferred
Southern
28
Inc
Puerto Rico Sugar com
28
23
86
*73
25% : 26%
>v'
AA
.
20
& Platinum
Natural
Sep
.-
.
—.1
-
preferred
Southern
•4% Jun
8 Va
9
16%
72
~-T8
A
i—_^.16
E & G
40% Aug 24
23% Jan
5
16% Nov
938
8%
74
J 38%
1
Southern
-
8%
87
r
'21
*;
'
;
50c
Jersey Gas Co
8%
2,800
8%
8%
43% •44%
'«
'
Southeastern Public Service Co__10c
50% July 18
'21% Jan
South
19,400
2,900
v*8%
-
5.""''
Railroad
South
•
22%
9%
12%
v
—_
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
30
19
15
22%
39 Va
*98
No par
Co
Marchant
46% Dec
18
14%
54%
*11%
l
Corp:
12
51% Oct
ordinary
Steel
Amer Gold
28% Dec
£%
23%
1
22
55%
1
25
South
21
221/4
31 % f 31%
No par
Co
30
28
100
53%
*15
l
7% Dec
22% Jun
33,600
39 Va
,
>
No par
10
45% Jan
5,500
7%
55
32%
No par
G)
Co Inc
Smith Kline & French Labs
.
313/8
7%
40 Va
22%
1
Smith-Douglass
Soo
May 23
14% ,14%
22
,30%
54 %
.
.
2.50
Gas
Manufacturing Co
53% Jan
83
15
3lVa
40 V2
*5
'
-
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Sinclair Oil Corp
6
84% May 16
13% May 12
18% Oct 31
7%
r
- -
1
Pattern
29% Dec
40
30V2
7%
*
40
*70
_No par
Co
Oil
18% Sep
303/4
7%
93
55
161/4
3
Corp of America
Skelly
38% Oct
24,400
*92
8%
85
—5
Corp
4
16
Corp
Corp
Singer
800
3 4%
34'%
34%
93
40
1
;
<.
shares
Jan
23% Jun
301/4
'33%
*92
53%
74
l
Mfg
Simplicity
62% July 18
12% Nov
53% Mar 25
1-
Corp
55
Jan
34
8%
20
_
Signode Steel Strapping Co
23
300
9,300
72 Va
55%
*85%
Transp & Tr—
Simmons
-
17%.
*70%
41%
8%
25
Co_
(Frank
2
34
1
Co
Jun
4"% Jun
No par
common
Steel
Siegler
1
40
r
3 41%
17 Vs
3,300
41
;
5
Oil
Sheller
4
120
28V4
34%
71
14,400
8'7
265
273/4
17%
22 3,a
8%
'
of Amer
preferred
New
37%
86 Va
34 Ve
16%
:
71
.36%
54%
/
,
100
Shell
13
341/8
70 %
-16%
}
28 Va
92
7%
21%
1
common
Shattuck
4
21% Jan
5,100
31,600
V/
Corp
No par
Roebuck" &
Sharon
:
!,.
v:
*220
27%
92
30%
7
14%
to Hill
35c
Corp
Shamrock
4
1-'/"
37 Va
8 b V4
265
334i
'
Jan
271/4
34%
16%
•
"220
34%
7%,
.30
Shahmoon Industries Inc
22
36s,8
86%
93
30%
HOLIDAY
-AAA
1
preferred
$5.25
14% Mar 31
43% Dec
20%
22%>
-
Mrg
Servel
19%
21%
>;•
k
*
1
No par
Sealright-Oswego Falls
7 7
Oct
*34
♦70
71
37%
86%
265
26%
'16%
*92
5
Co common
9,300
'
33
EXTRA
changed
preferred
Seagrave
4
90
^
com___1.40
Seiberllng Rubber Co
28
11
-
*220
34%
15%
71
CLOSED
86%
•26%
*33%
■V.
EXCHANGE
1
25
10% Nov
16
265
STOCK
•
36s/a
37
86
26%
10
:.
preference
Sears
17
20%
22
*220
'
.
100
Name
Inc
23
17% Dec
•
5
common
Jun
81% Deo
20 %
21%
?_.■*
No par
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
4
20Va
21 Vs
36 = a
10
Seaboard Finance Co
24% Aug 22
18% Sep 22
19Va
21 Vs
86
100
series A
Screw & Bolt Corp
13
41
20
1,300
71,200
vr
100
preferred
3.65%
14
38% Jun
-
22%
21%
*
"
71% Jun:15
Jan
.19%
-
•'
1.66%
preferred—_
Electric Co
Arms Corp
Paper
Scovill
15
Oct
A-
13VB
13 5/a
14
*18%
w'P:
—
Inc
$3.40
$4
19
.
.
.<.-2.50
commom,
Industries
Convertible
Aug 15
92% Aug
'
No par
Scherlng Corp common
5% it convertible preferred
-
r
73
11
13%
_5
Diego Gas <fe Electric Co
Diego Imperial Corp.-
San
10% May 16
Oct
8% May 18
38
Apr 20
62% Feb 25
10
83.1/a
13 Va
-
86 Va
common
pfd 4.40%
36
52% Jan
Oct
1%
'
Regis Paper Co
1st
July 13
42% Oct
~8%
85% Jim
1%
83'/a
14%
14 Vc
1%
84
*33%
14%
1%
93 Vs
88 VJ
L San Fran Ry Co com—No par
series A 5%
100
Sangamo
38% Nov 24
76
83 %
13 Va
2,000
93
'
73 Va
Preferred
Schenley
29% July 7
61% Jun 30
22
83%
14
1,100
125
xl23Va
94%
27%
Joseph Light & Power
St
8
8
Deo
'84
13%
1%
29,400
47
x47
125
93 Vc
25%
Joseph Lead Co
14
83% Feb 16
46
Jun
4
n% Sep 24
125
94%
1
conv
21% Apr
74% Apr 14
64
July 23
22% Jan
•
0
126
92%
•
78 3 4
77
87
Corp
Co
Stores
37% Jan
io% Nov" 17
81% Oct 22
:
1.25
Corp
preferred
31
67% Apr
9
92%
83%
100
—_5s
123%
123
91%
5
Co
Safeway
7
4%
80
12
68% Nov 24
Dec
80 Va
1,800
471/2
(Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryder System Inc
19% Oct
82% Aug 12
Nov 30
77 Va
500
47,000
>
44%
Ruppert
45% Aug 18
82% Deo 30
16
39%
1,000
17% Nov 16
18% Jun
9
£%
573a
39%
1,900
18% Jun ft
2
14%
56%
143a
3
86% July 16
•% Sep 10
14%
58 Vs
45%
preferred
Elec
Shell
16% Apr
78 Vs
15
"40
13%
29% Apr
Deo 15
39%
13%
19
81
16% Deo 30
573a
39 %
*13%
Oct
„.
96
66
57 VJ
38/b
14Va
17
18
46% Nov 17
54 Va
8,900
13 3/4
3
Deo 23
81% Nov 16
14%
9,100
14%
9% May
14% May
73% Nov
14% Nov 25
*14%
15
54%
39%
130
11 Vj
14
14% Mar 25
8
Feb 24
15
15
53%
39 Va
10%
•.;?/
2,900
93% Jun
•OVfciNov 13
11
9,200
571/2
27 Vs
123,i
17
84
10%
25%
'27%
37 Vs
71% Feb
18
11
25 V4
*56 Va'.
12%
5
9
88% Deo
10%
V :
.
57
37 Va
*2% Jan
ii% iun~19
10'/8
10%
253/4 !
12%
15
4
28 Va
•'
37Va
16% Feb
Deo
28
3738
22
1
18
56V2
29
*121/4
Jan
7% Nov
80% Jun
9
64% Dee 18
88% Nov 12
56 VJ
^8 VJ
12%
11
^ie
*54%
2 8 3/4
37 Vj
17% Nov
Deo
243/4
56%
•28
200
1,600
123/a
9
8
|3% Sep
•24%
*54
N
•
V4
36 Va
10
64% Jan 22
25%
300
16%
52
123/u
Feb
6
25%
16V4
50
36%
89% Feb
18% Jan
16%
491/4
47%
12 3a
7
7
*16
•
36%
Deri
Jan 14
16Va
47%
47%
1
Deo
Jan
♦16
A
45
Corp
Ruberoid
42
52
m
24,700
•
1
14% May 31
82
88
11V4
1
12% Apr
5
31% Oct 24
9
13% Sep 22
203/8
11
47%
Roper (Geo D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
Savage
11% Sep 21
11
19%
121/2
44%
Aircraft
13% Dec
88% Deo
20 V8
*11%
Rubbermaid
97
13
Sep 21
36% Oct | 6
82% May 7
19%
12%
*11%'
12%
Royal McBee Corp
56% Deo
8%
19%
Va
2
14
81%
19
20
900
21% Mar
14
39%
17%
10,400,
25
42% Jan
■9% Deo
Oct
Jan
Jan
Jan 20
Nov
6
171/2
11% Oct
79% Apr
37
16%'
2
21
80% Nov
13% Jan
16%
22
47% Mar 11
Sep
4
16
Jun
17
•9
21% Nov
16 VJ
24% Jan
2
Sep 21
67
Deo 31
6% Nov 13
16
■
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co—
17
88
lb %
4
Nov
80
4,700
46% Jan
Jan
12
14 %
1
18%
82% Feb
13%
31% Dec
30%
84% Nov 18
13 %
60% Jan 26
15
-36% July 24
38
Apr
1
27
July 8
24
13
13
90% Aug 17
4% Deo
i£%
21% Jan
15
•4% Dec 31
12%
.,.v
25
831% Deo 14
Apr
1
88
Deo
12%
;
46%
s
•0
12%
Oct
20 % Dec
84% Nov 24
13 Va
45
Controls
Telephone
Haas
Ronson
Sep
300
13 %
46%
preferred series A
Corp
Jan
4,400
.
23
13
453/8
Trust
convertible
Rochester Gas
12% Apr
9% Apr
A'
9Va
*22
'
i3
-24%
•
Antelope Copper Mines
5%%
9%:
80,200
13
48
No par
Rockwell-Standard
83% Jun
19
25
38 % Oct
23
56,200
35V2
41%
Inc
Robertshaw-Fulton
Apr
*22
11,600
17%
.
77 Va
Company
Roan
4% Jan
%
9%v%
8%
22%
373/4.
13
10
2.50
37
55
*21%
L.
16%
I734-
-
■
79%
Corp
32% Apr 14
80
-Dec 30
4
July 15
Ritter
22
10
18%
381/2
46%
Riegel Paper Corp
4
8%
8%:
8%
--
16
17 3/4
;.37Vc
44%
Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian
52% July
5% Mar 17
Rheem
-
16%
17%
37 »/8
16%
No par
series
2
31
30
69
70
3.60%
Preferred
Aug
Oct
1% Dec
12
17%
35%
45
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com
4
17%
76%
6
42% Jan
16
16%
361/4
43%
5
48% May 15
9,600
58,600
Co—2.50
Chemical
&
Jan
26
64 Va
*47%
5
94% Dec
87% Sep
63
*16
1
50c
10
10
Reynolds Metals Co com
4%% preferred series A
4%%" conv 2nd pfd
23
63
*11
EXTRA
HOLIDAY
series—100
Inc
37% Oct
71% Dec
59%
53
1
63% July 27
7
58%
19%
CLOSED
'—.5
_5
Copper & Brass
50% July
47% Jun
17% Sep 21
1% Sep 23
Eng Co
preferred 3%%
Revere
87%vNov 16
&
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Corp common
$1 convertible preferred
Republic Steel Corp
11% July 11
57%
51%
*71
16
1
Reliance
Conv
3,900
57V2
53%
& Co-—
Elec
Mar 14
57
42%
521/2
12%
_STO'
T-
prior preference—.—10
Stores Corp
10
Reliance
31 % Aug 29
1,200
42 Va
22
div
Reliable
72
42% ''
♦12%
50c
Chemicals
(Robt)
$1.25
71 v2
423,3
8V4
A
7
71
42%
17%
No par
Bros Inc
71%
41%
16%
preferred-—50
preferred
50
Bit Co
53 %
71 'A
35 V4
50,..
common
51%
71%
42%
*57
No par
3.33%
1
28
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International Inc.
52
%
71
No par
Inc
85% Dec
32
51
41%
Radio Corp of America com__No par
8
*
15% Sep
66* Jan
78% Apr
-
30%
29%-
30%
3,500
556,700
160
24,400
A A
80
8,300
v.
^Volume 193
The Commercial and Financial
Number 6019
A)
Chronicle
(121)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range for Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
34 Vi Nov
17
37
Deo
18
35% Feb
25
71 % Dec
23
82 >A Feb
24
70% Jan
Highest
57% Dec
12
5
4% Mar
July 29
1
14
Standard
Standard
Financial
Standard
Gas
5
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
79% Aug 22
13% Sep 13
10 y8 May 11
3 yb May 29
NEW YORK
Sep
$3.50
2
Brands
Inc
53%
No par
*73%
1
11%
.10c
*4%
Corp
Electric
Co_
13% Sep
21
Kollsman
25
62 y8 Jan
23
12% May 11
Jun
1
Standard
45% Nov
51% Jan
'4
Standard
Oil
of
39% Nov 20
52% Apr
17
35
May 18
47 % Dec
30
Standard
Oil
of
59 % Jan
26
38
Dec
50 y3 Jan
4
Standard
Oil
of
New
Jersey
23
44% May 31
56
Jan
4
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
common
Mar
8
3%%
45% Oct
23% May 11
23
50
Nov
16
64% Jan
85
Jun
30
92
27% Jan
8
Jan
83% Nov
Apr
7
39% July 27
117
July 6
7
84
30% Jun
40
31% Jan
6
Jan
2
43% Dec
12 »/4 Jan
12
19 % Dec
31
1
25
20 % Oct
6
26% Oct
.»
24
17% July 27
16
.
.
May 11
45% Nov
9
20
Apr 21
Dec
14
77
82
13% Jan
18% Jun
23
12% July
Feb
59% Jun
22
44% Mar 24
26 ys Feb
34% Dec
23
22% Oct 25
Dec
18
23
29
33
Jan
Apr
20 % Jan
6
27% Mar 13
20% Sep
15 y« Jan
2
22
14
17
Dec
29
52
Sep
24% Jan
19
9% Jun
May
6
...
Jun
16% Jan
18
11
>■
29% Oct
Oct
28
22
6 % Dec
28
Oct
6% Dec
28
20
22
206
Dec
% Mar
67
Dec
22
28
Apr
24% Dec
28
38% May 29
16 % Sep
23
11% Sep
23
is y* Mar 20
12% Jun
1
79% Dec
21
94
Mar 13
80
4
52% Dec
29
65% Feb
9
22% Nov
25
29
Jan
27
20% Sep
21
24 % Apr
29
42% May 17
20 % May 27
21% Jan 20
30 y8 Dec
16
38% Jan
15
29 % Jun
1
Dec
7
106% Feb
20
85
B
5% Dec
4
8
Nov
25
Jan
3
29% Jan
5
47% Aug 21
10 % Nov
2165
14% Mar
20
1
«
14
64% Jan
;
4
•18% Sep
85% Oct
7
6
55% Jan
21
24% Jan
7
23% Jun
14
34% Dec
30
101 % Aug 22
7% Oct
Sep
19
1348
29
50
20
39,400
48
39,900
46
46%
54,600
42%
42%
165 800
54%
.*
..O
STOCK
29
28%
28%
:29%
29%
29%
29%
CLOSED
26%
26%
27 %
28 %
11%
11%
11%
11%
28%
No par
EXTRA
common..—5
28%
1
!
'
'22
*67
29%
'72
281/4 ' 29
3,800
29%
28%
29%
2,600
28%
27%
27%
15,600
12%
121/2
5,200
11%
A,
12%
18%
17%
17%
*17%
18
55%
56%
56%
57
*77
J'J
32,400
29%
56%
79%
13%
't.
*'
27%
,
55%
*77
6,100
22%
*17%
HOLIDAY
54%
tio
* 72 "
*67
EXCHANGE
■
•
54%
*84
23%
22%
72
42
86
1
.100
Stores
25%
47%
*84
22% '23%:'
67
251/4
48
42
~
26%
471/4
.
79V2
*77
*17%
18
79%
*77
100
58
57
5,600
79%
1
14
13%
13%
68%
69%
67
68%
68%
68%
68%
69%
24%
25%
25
25%
25%
25%
251/4
25%
5,900
25
25%
25
25%
7,100
&
&
Storer
Inc
Fuller
>
5
Webster
i
/
$5
convertible
Suburban
Gas
Suburban
Propane
Sunbeam
Gas
;.
16%
53%
1
series
,27%
i
h*17%
7%
Sweets
Swift
pfd series of '55
Jun
22
Symington
23
Talcott
14
Tandy
of
Co
54
2,700
28%
29
1,500
7%
7%
7%
7
7%
101,200
81,800
.
243
250
251
k
232
235
430
18%
I9V4
19%
20
19%
20%
5,100
.
'
20,500
52%
52%
521%
52%
531/4
521/4
521/4
2,100
21%
20'A
21
21
22%
22%
22%
5,000
13%
13%
131/4
13%
13%
141/4
13%
14
*81
82 %
*81
|
82%
82 %
471%
48
L
47%
48%
47%
481/4
23%
24
23%
24 %
23%
24
22'/4
22
23
34%
34
.i
221/4
221/4
22%
34%
35
35
34%
105
7%
7
7
1200
1220
22%
101%
3,800
821%
104%
22%
*34
12.50
107
105
105%
*81
84
1/4
10-
4,600
'
19,200
••
-
34
105
1,900
300
1061/2
7,700
7%
9,000
_10c
7
i_25
1210
1215
1225
1235
45
45
45%
461%
45
46
45%
46%
45%
45%
46
46%
46%
46%
7,800
1
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
12%
13
3,400
9
America
69
69%
68%
69
69
69'A
67%
4.16%
25
Wayne
53%
29
52%
30
Inc
Co
&
800
54%
29
.
21
No par
Mining Co
Oil of California..
Superior
400
3,600
•
.
45%
23%
4
'
.
45%
23%
25
17%
46'/4
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common.l
4%%
preferred series A
—25
29
17%
45%
48%
Sunshine
17%
—5
prefered
Biscuits
21%
17%
45
47%
2nd
25%
17
44'A
No par
5%%
25
21%
17
1.1
common
Co
Sunshine
25%
19%
'
100
12,300'
'
45%
19
'.
•
21%
,16%
,7%
6%
238
14
53%
28%
7%
7%
240
44%
;
.
631/4.-53%
28%
7%
6%
J
17%
53%
*13%
25%
.
18
29
230
1
A
18
'
21%
>
Corp__i__l
Corp.
Sundstrand Corp
Chemical Corp
$4.50
21%
16%
1
^Sun
Sun Oil
*21%
16%
*17%
1
100
preferred
'
21%
16%
,__1
When issued
*13%
•21%
•
1
Co...
Studebaker-Packard Corp
•A
*13%
2.50
:
Co..
Broadcasting
Jan
70% Dec
5
42Vb
84%
'
180
5
46%
.
>
55
*66
*4%
54%
41 J/4
84%:
•
5
7.100
8,000
43%
541/4
23%
12
5
Jun
15
84%
12
15
51% Feb
39% July 28
11% Jan 14
9
4
26% Jan
-
26% Feb
23
Jan
855
23
Apr
35
May
5 % Jun
8% Mar 20
25
Feb
4
54
84%
%'
12%
25%
54'A
73%
Inc
Stone
>
15
Jan
19% Dec
7
48% July 21
14
24% Jan
:,17%
4
529
Jan
46% Dec 29
,
41%
54.
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common
1
5%
prior preference
..20
v
19
58% Mar 28
40%
7
10
(J
Stix Baer
4
30% Aug 15
17 % Dec
1275
18 % Feb
47
.
(The) L S
Drug
Stevens
20
47% Oct 24
25
88
.Dec
47%
46%
Shares
53%
73%
P) & Co Inc
Stewart-Warner Corp
7
25% Jan
9
17
26%
47%
100
preferred
Sterling
4
33% Jun
„
25%
Jan. G
54%
*4%
47
1
Bros
5
48%
1
Corp
Chemical Co
Sterchi
5
30
33 % Janf
28% Mar 24
Apr
618
9
Sep 22
50
16% Jan
,
Co.
3 '/a %
*4%
the Week
Friday
74
12
26%
♦66
Stauffer
*731/4
12
47%
/'1 22 %l
Starrett
\
May 23
2
65 *
5
9% Aug 26
325
Aug 25
4
33 % Mar 25
21
'
;
29
71 % Dec
6
1
Jan
65% Jan
27
73%
11%
46%
Stanray Corp
r
53%
73%
11%
5
Sales for
Thursday
Jan. 5
25%.
convertible
Warner
PRICES
53%
.25
Indiana
preferred series A
Stanley
-21% Mar 25
78
8
4
SALE
53 %
6.25
California
Packaging Corp com—;__1
preferred
20
$1.20
convertible preferred
20
6% convertible preferred
____20
8
71
1
HIGH
Jan. 4
53%
$1.60
4
76% Nov
Industries
AND
Wednesday
74
Standard
4
37% July
52% Sep
31% Dec
.
13
42% Jan
11% Nov 23
23% Jun
Jan
40% Jan
5
19 % Oct
36% Jan
102
25
26 V4 Dec
22
,,
89
.
25
62 % Dec
41% July 27
18
43
20
*
Jan. 3
No par
com
preferred
&
Tuesday
Jan. Z
Par
Corp
•
•'
•."•••
1
-
-
:
7
71/4
71/4
1227
1240
*46 %
250
47
400
T
Feb
6
48
Dpc
31
44% Feb
17
5 % Dec
14
8
Feb
3
3% Oct
24
8% Nov
25
13% Mar 16
351/4 Sep
22
44% Nov
29
71%
Oct~21
14
1
Feb
1
50% Dec
16
Tennessee
20% Sep
64% Jun
29
24% Aur
25
Tennessee Gas Transmission
2
Apr.
1
Nov
16
257b Mar 16
29
Sep 30
21% Sep 28
15% Sep 26
611/4 Jan
27
193% Nov 20
148% Oct 25
23% Nov
25
,
87
Jan
38% Dec
4
27
Texaco
Texas
...
39% Jan
23
26% May 18
14% Mar 10
124% Mar 18
1
20 »/a
May 17
14% July 25
Gas
Transmission
65
14
Texas
Texas
Gulf
256% May 25
Texas
Instruments
Texas
Pacific Coal &
Pacific
29% Jan
19% Jan
11
4
li
Texas
&
Texas
47%
48
47 Vb
47
2 4%
24'A
24 ¥b
24 %
24 ¥4
54,700
33 ¥i
85
84%
83
84 %
83
84%"'
27,800
Textron
23
Jan
2
31% July 30
22% Oct
26
26% Jan
4
30
Apr 24
36 % Mar
4
21
Nov
11
33% Jun
15
72
6
28% Oct
24
61% Jan
7
36% Sep
21
11
Dec
28
52
Sep
8
May
14% Oct
14
9%-July
8
108
Jan
13
Jan
27
70% Dec
22
Pacific
Inc
$1.25
•
28%
36%
36.,:,"
36
36
28
29
29%
30%
30 Vb
32%
31,900
19%
19%
20%'
19%
20%
65,700
174 %
..
19
18%
179 %
17 7%
180%
179%
16,800
28%
28%
28%
28'/a
28%
4,100
16
15 ¥4
16
16%
16%
3,500
73
80%
1
175
10
Oil
35 ¥4
35¥b
18%
37
217b
'
'
.-
Thatcher
28
28
15%
16
t
'28
16
1
100
No par
50o
preferred
Glass
Thompson
Co
Ry
Mfg
Chemical
(J
6,200
%,
180 ¥4
A
^
.-
177
3,500
Trust—
common.,
conv
Thiokol
:v*
'
36%
.
No par
Utilities Co
4
12
8,000
49
24 Vb
"
86% Aug 25
27
2,100
48 %
certificates
24% Jan
Sep
70% Jan
3,300
4 Vb
157/b
4
24%
Inc
Land
18% July 22
31
68 %
Vb
14%
¥b
49%
Sulphun.
share
Sub
4
14 ¥4
24%
Gulf Producing Co..^.
16
37
29% July 30
Dec
14¥a
Corp_^_.5
33 %
Jan
19% Dec
8
76
4%
14%
__25
18
30
4%
14%
49
Inc
Feb
63
4 V8
14%
1.25
19% Jan
102% Dec
4%'
14%,
Co.^,.5
Corp
Texas
39% July 15
i
4Vb
1
TelAutograph Corp
34
3
351/4 Apr
(James)
31
17
11
Inc
Corp
24 ya Aug
27
27% Jun
an
4
6% May
11
87% Aug
6V2
No par
Co
1
;
R)
7.50
72
1,140
82
83%
82%
82%
8C¥a
82
807/a
81%
5,800
EXCHANGE
21'%;'
21%
21¥a
22%
22 %
22%
22 ¥a
22¥8
22,400
CLOSED
247/a
24%
24%
24
25
25
*247/8
25 %
23 7/b
24
23 7b
23 ¥0
23 ¥4
231a
1,500
EXTRA
37%
38%
37 ¥B
39¥4
40 ¥a
41%
101,400
—5
Co
72
/•.
7r
70
70
69
---STOCK
*10%
HOLIDAY
78
■
23%
,
24'/a
39
■
-
;
40%
*10%
-
700
10 ¥4
69'A
68
83%
10%
*82
10
¥4
10%
700
68 ¥4
68%
69 %
9,000
83 %
10¥a
67%
10%:
1
*82 %
Thompson-Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
70% May
8
46% Feb
16
79
24
24
88
Jan
23
20% Sep
18
29 % Apr
14
16% Jun
2
Dec
22
24
16
20% Dec
19
20% Dec
21
7
44% Dec
26 Vb Aug 17
79
21
Nov
Jan
Feb
84
-
May 20
24% Jan
4
23% Mar 29
21
19% Mar
11
15% Dec
69% Dec
3
63% Sep
17 % Apr
13
Jan 26
7
68% Jan
6
14% Sep
15 '/a Feb
28
22 Vb Jan
4
Jun
22
19% Jun
Jan~~2
22
33
45%
Dec
2
37% Dec
0
56 % Mar
17
19% Sep
6
41% Aug 26
29
Jun~ 10
29
Jan
34% Sep
1
81% Dec
14
64
70
21
25%
Dec
20
64
Dec
20
23
Oct
21
29% Jan
4
42 %
8
24% Jun
18
42% Aug
3
14
July 15
Sep
21
50% Dec
24
56% Jan
Jan
12
29
37
21
34% Jan
7
54% Jan
29
75% Mar
9
43 y2 Apr
Nov 16
8% Nov
13% Mar
16
20%
21
20 ¥4
21 %
21%
21%
21%
20%
21%
21%
21¥a
2l¥a
21%
__25
*20%
21%
*20%
21%
*20%
2l¥a
21¥a
21¥B
Bearing
No par
Tishman Realty <5s Construction
1
48%
49%
49%
50%
49%
50%
49%
50
6,000
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16%
15 ¥4
16
2,400
$1.20
preferred
Tlmken
Edison
Torrlngton
Tractor
16
11
Transue
4
Trans
33
39% Jan
4
11
54% Oct
18
33% Nov
30
40% May 27
3
52
July 28
Jun
30
59% May 27
30
Mar
8
44% Dec
20
7
May
2
11% Sep
9
38
19%
38
38%
38
38%
38 ¥b
39%
7,100
34
34%
34%
35 ¥4
36
36%
6,200
*61%
26%
77
76%
76%
77%
77
75
5,600
76 ¥4
'
2,200
62 %
*60%
26%
27%
26 ¥a
27 ¥a
16,000
35
27%
26%
19%
*61%
62
*61 %
62
27%
19¥s
35%
45.900
61
37%
34%
34%
35¥a
No par
*22%
23
2 2 ¥4
22 %
*22 ¥4
23%
23%
23%
Inc
.5
14%
14%
14%
/4%
14%
15
14¥B
15
13,800
36
37%
36 %
36%
36 7b
37%
37%
37%
23,700
Corp
Airlines
Corp
preferred
$2.70
76%
2
19%
Steel
Williams
Tung-Sol Electric Co
•;
common
35
1
1
<•
35%
200
50
53%
53%
53%
53%
53 % *
53 %
53%
53%
700
1
30%
31
30%
31 %
30 ¥4
31%
29 ¥.
30 ¥4
8,400
1
27%
27%
27
28%
28%
29¥a
28%
29%
4,100
54
common
pfd series of 1957
50
*53
53
53
53
53
1
40%
41%
40%
41%
41 ¥4
42%
41%
41.%
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
10%
10%
*10%
11'%
*103/8
11%'
10%
11
42
*38
42
*38
42
5%
20th
24
48
Oct
14
17% Apr
30
8% July 18
13% Nov
28
Twin
l7y«Nov
18
25% Apr
I
13% Jun 21
20 Vb Nov
30
TXL
conv
Film
Century-Fox
5%
22
44
xl9
34%
Traux-Traer Coal Co
Sep
May 17
19%
37%
2
Tri-Continental
>■
19%
2
Jan
50 Vb Jan
100
34
;
Jan
27
8,500
37%
1
issued
<fc
23,900"
5
Co
World
19%
83%
No par
Co
Co
Supply Co class A
When
10% Sep
36
—
*82
Roller
Toledo
Trane
wi
Jun
25% Mar 14
Mar 13
*82 %
21%
20%
19
28
10
5
83%
20%
preferred
39
Oct
69
10
100
Oil-- common
$1.20
16
60
68 %
25
preferred
Tidewater
liy8 July 25
21V* Dec
3
July 31
54% Mar
4%
5
Transamerica Corp
Transitron Electronic
31% Oct 24
7
•
16% Jan
Common
Corp
800
8,100
Co
700
42
12%
12%
12 VB
12%
12
12%
12
12
1
preferred
prior
*38
1
conv
Coach
Oil
54
*53
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 ¥4
17%
17 ¥4 '
*38
50
Corp
*
2,100
-
12,500
*
u
r
10% Jan
a
16% Dec 23
12 ¥a Oct
26
19 % Nov
6
30% Mar 13
24% Feb
29
9% Jun
12
41
14¥e Aug
4
Jan
28
120% Feb
9
51
Apr
2
150% July 27
SOVaJun
19
35 ¥4 Mar 16
86% Oct
IS
98% Mar
4
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.
.
Monday, January 9, 1961'
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Highest
86 Mi Sep 22
145% Sep 22
7% Dec 28
28 Ma Oct
9 ya
Range for Year 1960
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29
Sep 22
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9
267/a Dec
23
120
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17
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6
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69 Mi Sep
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36 Mi Jun
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12
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9
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17
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80
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41 Mi Feb
18
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13
9
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27
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Jan
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*93
Woolworth
1
2,000
108 Ma
110
104 Va
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4%
IO1/2
8
Apr
3,700
"35%
;
100
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
17
3
35%
36 Ma
31 Ma
common
Industries
Winn-Dixie
29
14 Ma
2%
200
'
361/2
108%
95/8
87 Ma
46 Mi
3
2%
36
52 Ma
100
*10
July 11
42
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9%
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6.>
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78
54
52%
2
92% Aug 14
12% July 24
108
87 Ma
8
84% July 19
94% Feb
S
110
—
2%
35
*98 Ma
59
Mar
*2%
2%
37
1
22% Dec
31
47 Mb
2%
35
8
31 Mi Aug
30% Jan
-
2,500
20 Mi
common_6.25
preferred
Windsor
21
11,500
13
24 Mi
Co
Wilson-Jones
8
1,800
19%
12 Ma
40
Brake
Co
Stores
Wilson
18
32 Ma
19%
49
No par
preference
Wilcox
29
32Mb
v;>
No .par
com
preferred
Telegraph
convertible
White
21
6,200
19%
1
com
preferred
White Sewing
27% July 12
52% Jan
8
15,800
v
35
47 Ma
100
RR
Air
Motor
48
23 Mi Jun
59% Nov
White
28% Jan
40% Jan
29 Ma
100
Co
Electric
Dental
6-
Aug 31
18% Oct 21
29
79
White
67% Jan
31% Mar 10
2
22
12%
*28 Ma
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common.
5
4Mi% convertible preferred
80
Sep 28
14% Jan
15
25% Oct 31
35% Sep
20 Mi
125/8
"20
52%
•
34 Ma
33Mi
19
12 Ma
100
Inc
preferred series
8
102
6% Nov 21
36 Ma Nov
14
3.80%
48 Mi July
9
14% Deo
32%
18%
12%
100
C
Wheeling A Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
6
2
24 Mb Nov
1
18
22
51% Mar 11
45% Sep
32%
18
4
series
2nd
non-cum
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
28
Sep
0
2
98
5
34% Jan
98% Oct
28% July 21
51% July 28
32Mb Jan
22
36
6
Sep 22
62% Jan
4%
10
July 20
60% Dec 22
7
35
103 Ma Dec
Sep
0
41% Sep 28
37% Mar 14
Jan
Jun
89 Ma Aug
102
53% Mar 20
36
30 Ma
18 Ma
12 Ma
1
Maryland Ry
Pacific
32% Jan
64
Western
Western
25
24% Jan
30 Mi
12 Mb
5
Co
Supply
6
Jan
Mills
Lines
14
25
22
34%
80
52
.
20
48,600
36,lCfO
54
*79
515/8
18
No p^r
5
preferred
Jan
Oct
92% Dec
6
155 Ma
,
*52
50%
30 Mi
No par
Co
Pulp A Paper common
preferred
37
21 Mb Oct
39 Mi
4Ma%
25% Dec
38% Mar 18
7
98% Mar 19
West Va
4
57
July 83
80
51%
34 Mi
No par
Coal
4
31
14
54
*79
l
...
Auto
4.80%
17
16
38 Mi Oct
102% M&r 11
*52
80
50 Ma
34%
Pharmaceutical..!
preferred
July 29
14
29% Feb
17
7
4.10%
4
28% May
16% Apr
15
,
29
17
97% Sep
35% Jan
26
Jan
Corp
56% Jan
SI
Jun
55
*78 Ma
5
Inc
West Penn Power 4Ma% pfd
4.20%
preferred series B
20
93
6
May 20
*52
53 Ma
33%
1
Corp
Motor
30% Oct 26
July
54 Ma
78 Mb
51 Mi
50c
Co
West Kentucky
3
86
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154
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92% Feb
11
Inc
Pictures
Knitting
Welbilt
98% Aug 30
4
19
NOT
154
'
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i
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Wayne
4
78% Jan
17% Not
155%.
34%
.No par
common
Industries
Waukesha
14
82% Feb
29
W
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
4
2,500
315/a
15
preferred
Warren
13
45 % Jan
31%
31%
2,50
Co
Warner-Lambert
54% Nov 22
27
SI
7
6%
31' \
32Mb
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87
66% July
G A
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Dec
32
■
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__10
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Bros
7
17,100
31 Mb
100
....
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Ward
4
14
97
Ward
Warner
39
78
&
Walworth
18
9M2 Dec 29
14
July 22
Feb
...
14
23% July 14
Apr
88 Vi Jan
Wallace
4
15
33%
30%
1
100
Co
(Hiram)
10% Jan
85% Dec
112
19
Walker
89% Jan
45
27% Sep 22
i,
31%
3/t
60
-16
preferred
Corp
Electric
Walgreen
*
6
33
59 MB
.100
Waldorf System
54 Mi Dec
30
100% Aug U
63% Dec
Wagner
60% Aug 24
14
29% Sep 20
45% May 4
38% May 25
Mar 91
Dec
8
51
•
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May «
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25
18 Mi Jun
15,000
w
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23% July
91
44% Jan
200
11%
34 Mi
com
4%%
0
Sep 27
37% Mar 9
8% Jun 30
21
1
30
19%
11 Ma
33%
/
19%
12
—5
preferred
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1
6,800
20 Mi'
11%
..10
Power
convertible
81% Dec 14
48% May 4
31% Feb 24
3% Jan
Deo
80
9% NOT 21
May~4
41% Jun
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61%
preferred.. ...5
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4
30%
/
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4,200'
23%
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1
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32
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23 Mi
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.
4,800
60 Mi
partic preferred .100
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32 Ma
36
2,000
30 Mi
84
96% Jan
20
23%
*35
31
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19
Aug 21
28% Apr
7
65% Aug 21
23%
36
84
I
12% July 22
23%
86 Ma
I
50
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36
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8
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13% Jun
16
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9
29
a
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2,300
84
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24% Jan
143 Mi
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83 Ms Dec
142 Ma
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11% May"!!
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84
15% Dec
18% Aug 24
94
Feb 20
142%
104
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143%
103
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11 Ms Nov
142 Ma
.100
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15% Jan
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43% Sep 21
33% Mar 30
94,100
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89
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79%
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18
21
65% May 11
41% July 28
78%
12.80
preferred
23
Apr
80%
$4.04
82% Jun
46% NOT
79 Mi
Aug 31
82% Jan
21
79%
85
87% Mar It
2
TSM-fc.
29
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76 Ma
38
l
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dividend
15
76% Kar 11
46%
1.25
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29
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68% Sep 26
40
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28
46%
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Virginia Carolina Chemical com
1
10
Sep
37%:
26%
58 Ma
11
78% Oct
79
37%
27%
46%
155 Ma
12
98 Ma Dec
Jan
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27
•
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24
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1,240
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33 Mi
Oct
Apr
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150%
26%
315%
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79
50
14,600
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31
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28
76
26
45
12 Mi
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26
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20
39 % Dec
150 Mi
11 Mi
20
9
150 Mi
11
67 Ma Jun
21% Mar
149%
1
46%
20 Mi
51 Mi Dec
Co
46%
75
*195%
14
28
47
2,600
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l
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75
37
1,400
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78
150
39,400
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465/8
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27%
47%
149 Ma
37%
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150
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47
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0
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S
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11
Apr
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34 Mi Jan
30
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preference
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24
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83% Oct
Aug 31
Jan
A
Pipe A Foundry Co
Playing Card Co
Plywood Corp common-.^
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78
17
29
27 Ma Sep
19
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U
64
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S
Tuesday
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100
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U
26
Jan
47
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U
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4
Jan
33
19
88 Mi May
,
Jan
S
U S
5
41 Mi Oct
144
24
138 Ma Sep
35
30
40% Aug 10
75
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33 Mi Jan
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25
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22
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U
15
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S
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8
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18
Jan
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8 Mi Jan
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116% Jun
19
2
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76
25
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29
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14 Mi Apr
148
.4
Sales for
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YORK
EXCHANGE
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85 Mi Oct
27
NEW
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68 Ma
49 Ma
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5
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96
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,
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29% Feb
10
31% Feb
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114 Mi Jan
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28
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25
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84
18% Dec
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148
25
Aug 26
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Towne
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Young Spring A Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet A Tube
Youngstown Steel Door
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28 MB
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24 Ma
24
24
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275/8
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91%
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94%
94 Ma
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19 Ma
19 Ma
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19%
20
97 Mi
101 %
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24
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(123)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
when
the
letters
in
the
bonds mature.
column
headed
"Interest
Period"
LOW
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Tear 1989
Lowest
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan. 2
Range for Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
86.8
Htghwrt
Apr
11
66.8
EXCHANGE
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
11
Apr
4%s
May 15
Low
I
Jan.
Low
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or
each
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PRICES
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the
case
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more
Wednesday
3:
High
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one
AND
Tuesday
'■
Exchange
Indicate
Figures after decimal point represent
Friday
Jan. 5
Low
High
♦103.24
104
*103.20
Sales for
Jan. 6
nigh
low
103.28
Week
High
*103.14
Bonds(9)
103.22
is
Oct
1
1969
*1U<S.X0
1U2.24
*102.16
102.24
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is
_Feb
1
1980
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102.12
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102.12
*102.2
102.10
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102.4
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101.8
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101.8
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101.2
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101.2
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101.4
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101.2
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100.28
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101.12
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101.14
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101.8
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101,8
3 Vis
3 Vis
3%s
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15
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15
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15
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1998
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91.24
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91.20
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Feb 15
1985
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91.24
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91.22
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91.18
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91.12
1964
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99.18
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Treasury 3s
Treasury 3s_
Aug
Feb
1965
1995
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98.6
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15
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Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2%s
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13
85.4
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10
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18
10
1978-1983
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15
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15
1965-1170
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90.6
Mar
15
1966-1971
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89.14
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90.22
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15
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15
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3
54
68
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69
113%
1
97%
103%
94%
3
88 fe
95
79%
j84
74%
94
94%
i
*82 Va
subord
72
Jan-July
*61%
--
ww
3%s
debentures
debentures
1984
—Jan-July
Jan-July
75
38
39
109
86
79%
88
86
83 Va
84
101 fe
-
87 Va
91 Va
132
96 3/4
106 V*
75%
116
73
100
79
105
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102% 104 Va
90
90
4
85
90
85
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18
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82
—
.
45
37
-
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•
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1
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\
1981
82
63
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Jan-July
76
68
82
-
64 %'
108
108
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
1974
t
'
1
72
/
April-Oct
debs
warrants
subord
86
*82
1 2020—May
1 2020—May
Paper & Fibre—
debentures, 1965
onr-»,
150
79%
'
1971
—-
102% 102%
79%
102%
1974—;
ww
—
78%
—
Inc—
3%s
*i<,o
80
97
June-iDec
Feb-Aug
—April-Ocf
May-Not?
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
3%s
debs
80%
lu2%
71%
(.Mar-Sepf
1965
Champion
15
V
77
993/8
77
Jan-July
—Jan-July
1976
Without. warrants
conv
*78
71%
(perpetual)
York Power 3s
conv
*
131
100% 101%
ry—
Adirondack Ry 4s 1981
Co. 3%s debs 1978
subord debs 1983
New
'
.
S85
70 Va
—
June-Dec
Power
Chadbourne
89
__
,
125
104%
101
Jan-July
91
12
*
3
73
*41 Va
Mar-Sepf
1970_May-Noi)
—„—Feb-Aug
92
87%
v14
14%
.
-
97
953/4
96
Clinchfield
Without
*6
98
107
12
99 %
*92 Va
Tractor 4%s debs 1977
Corp 3s debentures 1965
3%s debentures 1976
Central of Georgia Ry—r
First
mortgage 4s series a 1995
AGen mortgage 4%s series a Jan
AGcn mortgage 4%s series b Jan
Central Illinois Light Co—
4%s conv debentures 1974
6s
Feb-Aug
pfh
78
82 V*
87
138
•
92
85%
78
74
103 '
102 Va
*—
1967__
ac
82%
102
>91
inn,
783/4
77
-
130
103
—Jan-July
.Mar-Sept
1981
81%
*86%
June-Dec
1987—Jan-July
April-Oct
Central Pacific Ry Co 3%s series a 1974
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3%s series b 1968
...Feb-Aug
Cerro de Pasco Corp 5%s conv 1979
Jan-July
211
96
U
2
89%
,
,
Jan-July
Caterpillar
98%
95
83 Va
•
67
185
;_Jan-July
83%
83 Va
7
-
% 122
102 Va
Jan-July
^.May-NoD
j
Airlines Inc 4%s conv
Certificates
of
deposit—
Carolina
211
83 Va
77
80
98
1971__—
debs
debentures
consol
Carthage &
Case
(j i)
93
98 Va
76
>79
*__
Power 3v8s 1974
May-Nov
consol gtd 5s a 1962—Aprfl-Oct
Southern
14
94
__
98%
.
June-deo
conv
series
' •
97%
n.n
98%
'83
~
51
-_Mar-Sepf
—;
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15
80%
3
__
75
69
Jan-July
series j 1976
k 1979
4%s
3%s
Oregon
82%
95%
*98%
78
65%
60%
69
„
4%s series
series s3
10
7
85
97%
66%
June-Dec
1980
mortgage
87
86
16
RRrr—
>-'4
23
13%
2
93%
86
13
76
May
2010
series
5s
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84%
"
69
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1
2%s
27/eS debs
co
Maine
mortgage
84 Vb
70%
71 fe
.69 Va
84%
71%
l^-feb-aug
Mar-Scpf
April-Ocf
:
1977_^
mortgage
4%
99
10%
*90%
86
99%
see
2%s
3s
California
■
—
-
footnotes,
107%
98 3/*
5V
106
101 Va
-
>
1951
debentures
California Electric
19%
Del CaU" See Cauca Valley (De'pt o7)
AYokohama
101% 101%
102%
—
Corp—
mortgage
98
1937)
iAn/aW assented external 7s 1958
r
8A4'/28
1P58
For
97
90
—■
1°%
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April-Ocf
j,/np
1984_
5
—
1003/*
93
"■
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126
1\J!-
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Jv'n,
Jnn! Dp!
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1979—
qq5/„
105 Va
*—
Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 1975_Map-Nov
Corp 4%s conv 1981
June-Dec
ABush Terminal Bldgs 5s income 1982
Jan-July
■
1979—
99%
104% 104%
—Feb-Aug
mortgage 2%s series i 1970
Canadian
Jan-July
Anrii
1971
95 Va
*
Buffalo
Jan-/»R«
s ext conversion 1978—""june-Dec
external readj 1978
Feb-Aub
external
98
18
98
t
*18%
Ju^'n!!
to
extended
«s 1953 extended to 1963-
m
3 4s
95 %
—
April-Ocf
Uruguay (Republic of)—
3%s-4s-4fes (dollar bond
'
f.
*18%
'
1961
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd16s 1st mtge $ series 1953—
90
10
99 % 100
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s 1976_Jan-July
1st
mortgage 3s-1980—
Jan-July
1st
mortgage 4%s 1983
May-nov
Ltd
.1
OO *
81%
89 %
Celanese
1971
94%
105
*87%
.
mortgage
1st
95
95%
*92
i
~Mal/-Nov
new"
"l
89%
Light Co Inc—
&
Boston
139
126
Jan-Julv
1968
61
98 Vb
88
92%
1989—
1974
debentures
conv
Boeing
r*
(City of)—
A5>/as
8fes
Dec
51%
92%
debentures series a 1978
debentures series b 1978
47/bs
Brown
—
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Mau-Nn*
Italy Dcv Fund 5fes
Electric
A5V2s
5%s
loan
88 Va
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97
139
•
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83 3A
60
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2010,
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'
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94
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1670_
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96
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iS* (*Prov<°P 1958
1eQxternal 7s i95i::::::June-Dec
A4%s assented
nf!
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4'/..iBiilZZ"JmV-D%
5%s external lcar
Jan
100%
5
Mar-Sept
1995—:
adjustment—
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107
70
,80
Jan-JuZw
to~1962
*54
Burroughs
1952
extended
89
1966
Jan-July
—^--JaJi-July
f 3%s 1990
f 4s 1993_
Industrial
4'/2s
154
s
Finance
Borden
*76
—
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Ltd—
88
*87%
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—
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Electric
3s
mtge.s
Power
63
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™
95
14
89
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'
c
series
&
mtge
conv
3%s
jan
ly62
1964
1980
b
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debs
conv
ref
70 i
57
—
Mar-Seof
±.
(Kingdom]—
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external
285
62
93%
88
1987—
ser
ser
mtge- 4VjS ser
City
i
37/as
mtgp
mtge 4s
Berlin
(interest
B secured external 1962
Electric
fS
Shinyetsu
.
&
secured
198
99%
93%
*97
1979
First
1968—
A
183
281
99%
May-Now
debs
debs
convertible
ref
t
*64%
-
June-Dec
2004—
loan
270
99%
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<fc
cons
1st
•
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reduced
to 2%)
2012—
275
1963—May-lVou
3%s
Ry
4%s a
rr
subord
subord
Berlin
:—
—
(InteresT
195&
;
95
100%
Feb-Aug
,
87
285
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1995
cons
Beneficial
94
A
-T
93%
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Line
conv
Beneficial
70
M
*95
.
85%
104% 105%
April-Ocf
Coast Line
1st
•
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80
90%
1
__
y Nov
A
78%
82
152
Feb-Aug
1
cons
'
(Interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan
tedlAced to 2.5%) 1999
IA 7s external water loan
11
92
99% 100
Mar-Sepf
1977
Charl Air
conv
1st
1
1957—May-Nov
Plan
1962
debs
1995
4s July
83%
91 VB
105 %
May-Noo
1976—
debentures
4s
&
4%s
86
—
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to
pursuant
1984
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of)—
1&36 stamped
8s
1984—
deb
sub
803/4
713A
83%
April-Ocf
—Quar-Jan
April-Oct
1995
19
.
101%
107%
1962_April-Oct
April-Ocf
1977
Manufacturing Corp—
5s
; • 4v2s
i
-June-Dec
*educ-d to 2%) 2012—
«
debs
78
91%
Feb-Aug
gold 4s July
Corp
Co
3%s
Investment
Baltimore
Mav-Nou
A
77%
100
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3s
1977—
Inc
first
Steel
1973
debentures
Co
1969—
debentures
Arbor
!, 1st
! ;r 1st
89 fe
78
74
(interest
fund
763/4
83 Va
May-Nou
-1st
--
sinking
84%
69%
87%
Jan-July
April-Oct
4Vas
Mau-Nov
A
77 Va
59%
>67
1952
(City) 8s 1952—
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55
•20
77%
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debentures
89%
51
1
63 %
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a,/educed to 2.375%) 2001
extl
83%
73%
79
Consol
*
82%
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89
Avco
v
...
A 8
81fe
117
83
79%
81%
mortgage 4s ser a 1980
Gen mortgage 4%s ser cv 1972
Gen mortgage 3%s ser d j.980
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures
"3%)s debentures 1979
17%
(interest
A
lASao Faulo
'
72 V?
73
78%
59
Gen
,
pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.25%) 2004—
fifes
107%
31
79
—Feb-Aug
Atlantic
153/4
63 %
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2.25 % 12004
(City of)
'
26
87%
1971
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,
stamped
lARcne
470
94%
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87%
13
63%
to
63%
50%
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86%
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87 Va
10%
63%
reduced
11
71
1979
10
95
1967
153
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459
4
debentures
60
12
80
(interest
56 Va
465%
.55 Va
%
94
71
54
54
1977
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RS)«e^nerfal l0aD °f to Plan A 7966——May-JVoc
1926 due (Interest
Stamped pursuant
7i
78
76
debentures
*11
jffav-Nnv
A (interest
A
61%
103%
92
debentures
—
Plan
86%
100%
76
subord
12 %
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2012____
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37
90%
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to
2%)
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76
4%s
81%
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to
91
91%
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99
103%
92
5%s
82%
3
April-Ocf
1999
pursuant
reduced
95%
*
ldtor"al Sinking fund gold 1968— .Jujte-Dec
of
92%
20
June-Dec
101%
81 Va
—
—
84
April-Oct
Stamped
27
99%
June-Dec
102
52
—
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April-Ocf
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reduced
•97%
114% 117
April-Oct
5 Vbs
+rJan-July
1
-Ainreduced t0 2.375 %) 2001—
lAExternal
89
1987
Armour
(interest
A
100%
1982
Atchison
Jan-Julv
1946—_
Plan
94%
A
_
8s
85 Va
8
13
91
55 Va
465
81%
101% 102 %
61
99
"12
debentures
Baltimore
(City of)
93%
-
96%
,
debentures- 1973
96
,a
2006
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de Janiefo
91"
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1980
96 Va
7
12
A
Plan
97
99%
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1975
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101%
95 fe
93%
98
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Plan
to
1980
1986
Associates
96%
99% 100%
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wi51 reduced to 2.375%) 2001-
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1
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Porto Alegre (City of)—
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85
97
W
debentures
American
1
*13—
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18
93%
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5s
100%
95%
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97%
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1958
943/i
97%
97
co—
4%s
99%
39
98%
195
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100%
Mar-<?*«/
1961
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*90%
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98
— -
99
195
s
of)
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,.pN.at loan extl s f 6s 2nd series
(Republic
56
co—
subord
2%s debentures
Mar-Sept
A
65
93
85
85
June-Deo
debentures
Armco
96%
May-Nou
1947
111
58
92%
April-Oct
1977
123%
92%
1
Telephone & Telegraph co—
debentures
3%s
^NV?ePUbliCi°f* f externaI series i960. June-Dec
7s 1959-IZlMar-Sepf
ANat lean extl
"6s 1st
4assented
493/4
*
98%
99%
98%
June-Dec
2008
Foundry
107%
63
97%
—Jan-July
87/bS
Feb-Aug
—June-Dec
22
80
92%
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Ann
II
1975
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J A Poland
17
99%
_
1973
Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced
41
100-4 101 %
May -Nov
«due 1958 extended to 1968
8APernambuco
50
*99 Va
Mar-Sept
118% 121%
90 V8
2%s debentures
_Mar-Sent
1963
&
81
96
—
63
i—Feb-Aug
June-Deo
1966
93%
76%
97% 100%
April-Oct
1988
debs
debentures
Optical
conv
Anheuser-Busch
1
121%
84%
81
*96 Va
913/4
91%
"
—
27/bS
'
Ltd
(City of. 5%s extl
5%s s f external loan
a
75
.Feb-Aug
1953,
High
3%s
—
*99% 100%
f\J/2S extl loan (30-year) 1958
Oslo
48%
75
—
Avril-Oct
1952
(30-year)
1978
1964
2%s
June-Dec
extl
3Vas
2%s
April-Oct
1963™
loan
April-Ocf
1—Apr-Ocf
debs 198.1_Aprll-Ocf
1998
April-Ocf
1990
subord
American
2%s
Mar-Seof
_
Low
w
4s
debentures
3s
3%s
Co
Machine
conv
4.40s
60
153 V*
Mar-Sepf
1965
Year 1960
0.
.
*—
&
American
48%
Anril-oif
Oriental
w
*88
*88%
Foreign Power debs 5s 2030—Mar-Sept
junior debentures 1987
—Jan-June
4.80s
5s
23
153 V*
1965
6s
1980
3%s debs
Dye
debentures
American
100%
18
5
1973
(City of)
gtd
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Airlines
198
92%
46
~1
veo
new
&
of
1975
debs
conv
1st
Western
Co
American
103
198
94
Mar-Senf
4%s
external
f extl loan
s
8 A Nuremberg
fts
loan
fund
&
Can
(interest
1970
old
subord
conv
Chemical
4%s
220
98
51%
1?al Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970
8>s
«A^Un
-
51%
2008
(Govt) 5%s
(Kingdom of)—
External sinking fund
5s
American
97%
88 Va
218%
r
51%
2008
Zealand
Norway
927/a
(interest
to
3%s. 1967__May-Wou
3%s 1972
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
sinking fund debentures 1979
sinking fund debentures 1982
Jan-July
37/bs sinking fund debentures 1983
April-Oct
Aluminum Co or Canada Ltd 3"VaS 1970—May-Nov
4%s s f debentures 1980
April-Oct
157
87%
'
100%
Range for
Sold
companies
4%s
77%
147%
«t»Ured/Xfcl 5ink fUnd Plan A
6V2S 1959___::Mar-Sept
pursuant to
New
Allied
77 Va
71%
51%
1958
A
Stamped
reduced
rr
mtge
1984—;
Susquehanna rr 4%s
inc
Aluminum
April-Oct
6%s
2.125%)
1st
3 VeS
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s
78
70%
13
76
Southern
Co
mortgage
Aldens
100
707/a
76%
-Jan-./n/f
Plan
Power
1st
Allegheny
—
to
Great
Alabama
June-Dec
1952
fund
pursuant
reduced
35
90
Mau-Nov
April-Oct
7s 1957
s f $ bonds 1978
(City
26%
American
965 extended to 1975
a^UJ°in Via (State Mt£e Bank)
AMedellin (Colombia) 6%s 1954
MJnas Geraes
29%
Feh-Aua
a^iS/ dUe 1954 extended 19651964—-^I~Feb-Aug
to
extl loan of '30
1Ue
39%
76%
91
1954
industrial
Bonds
High
93%
27%
Albany &
Mar-<?™f
A5 %s
t
78
30
^—June-Dec
(Government of) 5%s 1974
Japan 6%s exel s f 1974
Japanese (Imperial Government)—,
extl
and
3s
Jamaica
A6V2s
82
29%
Jan'-July
Bid & Asked
109 Va
97
Mar-SeDt
1977
Friday's
or
Sale Price
High
30
76
Last
Period
Exchange
6)
Week's Range
Low
Institute—
Utility
gtd
'
April-Ocf
_
8Aitaly (Kingdom of) 7s
• a
*81%
Mav-Nou
Italian
Jen-July
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977
Jan-Julv
7s
100%/oiVa
101 Va
~ Peb-Xuo
Z.April-Oct
1968
fAHamburg
Conv
Low
New York Stock
Alabama
1964
paid
Year 1960
No.
High
Interest
bonds
Range for
Sold
railroad
Government—
A 7s
Bonds
Friday's
1930—
bonds.
3s
or
Bid & Asked
Low
dollar
Greek
Last
Sale Price
—
loan
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
91
96
;
93
'83
'88 %
101
111%
■
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193
Volume
.
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.
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i
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Last
or
v
b
D 1996—May-Woo
B 1996—Feb-Aug
Refund and impt M 37/8S series H 1973—June-Deo
R ft A div first consol gold 4s 1989——Jan-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989——Jan-July
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
First and refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1985—Feb-Aug
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1970-Feb-Auy
1st ft ref mtge 3s 1990
.Feb-Aug
1st & ref mtge
4%s 1978
Feb-Aug
Refund
84%
84%
1997
1985
5s
First mortgage 3%s series B
A5s
Income debs
Jan
2054
Chicago ft Erie 1st
income
New YStock
6
79
3
88
Almp
80
85
80
83
80
80
80
80
83
77
84%
89%
49%
49%
63
28
eo'/4
*71
36
v
,
28%
,
7 30'A
*80%
74
*35'A
37
74
ref
ft
4s
Publishing
series
Co
34%
58
A-.-
24'/a
^77,,V.,'7
75'/a
10%
June-Deo
*4%
8 »/2
1970
4
June-Dec
»%
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102 %
55
*54%
First
St
100% 100%
101%
Division
Delaware Power &
'
&
93%
*-■
1st mtge & coll trust 5s series A 1985-May-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 4 Vis series B
1985—May-Nov
83%.
97%
*55'/a
Essex
Collateral
63%
—
Mt
refund
mortgage due 1993!
&
Pennsylvania
•
*60'/a
Jan-July
Morris
66
52 V2
and
A Income
68
51%
56
1999—April
Jan-July
First
"
58%
Mar-Sept
Chicago
5
& Hudson 4s extended 1963
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR Co—
New York Lackawanna & Western DiV
86
,L
59%
54'/2
'.-First
Cincinnati
2
94'A
*82
Feb-Aug
Delaware
78%
27'A
76
First mortgage 3 Vis series F 1963
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series G 1963Jan-July
Chicago ft West Ind RR 4%s A 1982
May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas ft Elec 1st mtge i%s 1975-April-Oct
1st mortgage 4 Vis 1987—
—May-Nov
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
Cleveland
High
1970.J
B
Deere & Co 2%s debentures 1965.
3 Vis
debentures 1977—
47'A
76
*24 'A
'
'
Low
3%
1
debentures
Year 1960
No.
3%
mortgage 3'As 1982
1st mortgage 3s
1984
First mortgage 5s 1987
1st
mortgage 5 Vis 1990—
subord
Range for
Sold
4%
—Apr-Oct
Dayton Power ft Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1978
—Jan-July
4Vis
Bonds
*
4%
debs
6s
High
'■
,
Station—^
Union
Friday's
4%
General
Chicago
or
Bid ft Asked
*4%
—
85
85'A
62%
80 '/a
*70Vi
59%
82
74
—
801/2
Week's Range
Jan-July
Daystrom In^&s&cated—
5%s s f debs 1980
81%
2
50
63
1983
Southeastern
C
ser
lien
A Curtis
95%
31
„
Last
Sale Price
June-Dec
First
*50%
28 3 4
Period
mAge 4s June 30 1970
ft equip 4s 1970
lien. & tet 4& series A
A 1st
94
90
Cuba RR
A 1st
85
93%
Interest
Exchange
Low
A
84%
83
May-Nov
May-Nov
1995
debs
5Vis
100%
79
*80
Feb-Aug
Chicago Terre Haute ft
Ry—
First and refunding mtge 2"%s-4'As 1994_Jan-July
Income, 2%k-4'As 1994
Jan-July
mtge
11
84%
*82
April'
-May-Nov
gold 5s 1982
Chicago ft North Western Ry—
ASecond mtge conv inc 4%s Jan 1
First mortgage
3s series B 1989
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
1st mtge 2%s series A 1980—;
1st
High
93%
1
84%
*80%
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A 1st mortgage 4s inc series A Jan
1983—April
A 2nd mortgage 4 Vis inc ser A Jan 2003 —April
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul ft Pacific RR—
First mortgage 4s series A 1994
Jan-July
General mortgage 4Vis inc ser A Jan 2019__April
4Vis conv increased series B Jan 1 2044
April
A 5s inc debs series A Jan
1 2055
Mar-Sept
4Vis
Low
No.
92
Chicago Great Western 4s series A 1988—Jan-July
A General inc mtge 4 Vis Jan 1 2038—
April
'
Year 1960
RR—
mortgage iric conv
A General
BONDS
Range for
Sold
84%
.
Chicago. & Eastern 111
Bonds
High
1992—Mar-Sept
ft Ohio Ry gen 4%s
and impt M 3%b series
and impt M 3%s series
Refund
Friday
Friday's
Bid ft Asked
LOW
Chesapeake
for Week Ended January 6)
Week's Range
Sale Price
25
•
3%
y.»
*
12
Western Financial
conv
Corp—
debentures 1974
Ohio RR—
subord
Mobile
ft
—June-Dec
July 2015—-April
General mortgage Inc 4s series B Jan 2044—April
1st & ref M 3%s series G 1980
May-Nov
5s inc debs seri.es A
2056
—-—June-Dec
Gulf States Utilities 2%s 1st mtge 1976—May-Nov
3s
debentures
1969
—Jk—
Jan-July
145%
2%s 1980—
June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s 1981
_May-Wow
1st mtge 3%s 1982—
——
June-Dec
1st .mortgage 3%s
1983-—
June-Dec
Hackensack Water first mtge 2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
1st
55
104%
153
68%
2
68
75
55
55
4
54
60 %
*84 %
60%
62
81
*87
*76
85%
.
81'/a
—
*78'A
61%
mortgage
Harpen Mining Corp 4'As 1970—I
—Jan-July
Hertz Corp 4s conv Subord debs 1970— .Jan-July
114
138'A 147
68%
General mortgage Inc 5s ser A
—
78%
20
84 %i
70 %
61%
77%
73 V*
87
60
*
87%
80
*79%
85 »A
--
81%
80
87%
77%
78%
77
85%
*77 %
77
74
81
,262%
80%
90
•39*.
26
(126)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, January 9, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended January
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
of
Authority
High
Coal
5%s
5s
secured
5%s
Hotel
4s
4Vis
1999_
94 Vi
94%
971/8
97'/4
94
1968
debentures
1978
A
5s
1957
Feb
5s
1957
mortgage
3%s
series
mortgage
3%s series
C
International
3.65s
Interstate
3 Vis
Oil
f
s
4Vis
Interstate
Power
73 Va
65%
78
53%
*911/2
92 %
991/4
99 '/2
97
97
1
103
103
20
99 y2
88
94
53
101
94%
12
100%
98%
*101%
5s
105
7iy8
71%
152
74
Monon
I-T-E
Circuit
51
7'A
*13
79%
22
73%
81
82%
1
76 Va
83%
93
81
83 Va
*83 y8
85
*83!/a
3%s
*83
83
75
78%
4%s
National Cash
3yas
&
series
National
90
1
170
4Vis
1982
conv
95
2
85
89%
11
94
98
94 y8
95
*78%
June-Dec
'81
June-Dec
Kansas
City
Terminal
2%s
C
ser
80
1974
Jan-July
107
_>
Jan-July
1959
1st
Dock
&
RR
Term
105% !
81%
77%
77%
75
95
102%
514
102% 107
92y2
15
931/2
86%
April-OcZ
April-OcZ
Afar-Sept
96 Vi
96i/2
1
93%
97%
1%
2%
84%
1968
"97
80%
80%
Feb-Aug
58
581/2
1st mortgage 4 Vis extended to 1974
Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bonds—
5s
fixed
fixed
4s
interest
(The)
5 Vis
Little
4.50s
Lone
RR
Afap-Nov
Afap-Nov
2003
2003
interest
*56
May
30
2003
Aircraft
3s
(P)
&
32 %
33
33
5
19%
34%
22
20%
58%
60
13
50
'100
107
107
1071/i
34
108
35
1
103
1023S
72
83 Va
D
debentures
1982
1974
12
88'/a
98 Vi
91!i
2
96%
5
1963
96 %
April-OcZ
.Afar-Sept
eer
*81%
91J/4
F 2003
G 2003____ApriZ-Oct
Y
Y
9iy4
134
Macy
(R
5s
Maine
&
Co
subord
Central
Martin
May
H)
conv
Co
5Vis
77
92
98
84%
91%
RR
79
Apr-Oct
2Vis
f debentures
s
f
s
May Stores Realty
McDermott
5s
conv
McKesson
4Vis
(J
subord
&
wts"
1972
1980
1977—
63%
79
83%
70
73%-
&
debentures
67%
Y
conv
Feb-Aug
1973
'75
debentures
II
debentures
101%
101% 102%
1991—
*80
102
102
-
25
mortgage 27/8s 1969
1st mortgage 3Vis 1969
3Vis sinking fund debentures 1967
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3.1,0s
f
s
debentures
*85 Va
*100%
103
m
99
96 Vi
*85V/3
&
St
mortgage 6s
Minneapolis St
First
Ry
1
'1*6
98
102%
Minnesota
mortgage 4s inc
footnotes,
see
page
92%
94
7
89%
96%
56%
571/4
25
55%
63
51%
52 Va
19
51
56
51%
57
Feb-Aug
52 Va
West
4s
series A
1973
&
2
99
22
99
86»A
83
—
100
—
68
69%
831/4
132
Jan
1971__
A
Jan
1991
27.
84
4s
*64 Va
mortgage
Central
and
series
debentures
f
A
82%
May
4~9~
48%
*911/2
49%
debentures
f
8
f
debentures
94
Pacific
lien
93 Va
*93
94
89
98
*78%
79%
74
81
*79%
--
81%
73
States
78
,■
*83
w
103% 103 Va
99%
12
88
93
81
91
87%
89%
*88 Va
90 %
83 Va
91%
_J1
83 %
89
95 %
100
95
102%
ser
2%s
88
58%
18
56
63'A
88V4
38
80%
90
82
93
Feb-Aug
April-OcZ
82
1974
1979
1984
1975
1980
Electric
1975
1982
debs
Co
4%e
5%s
conv
Afar-Sept
1983
3%s
conv
debs
First
Aprll-Oct
'80
5
100
1
106%
168%
73
89
,82.
101%
173
128
.
72 %
.
.
*82
80%
83
.
85
75 Va
82
87
77
911;
76%
79
j
*86%
ft,
'75%
-95%
18
120 Vi 123 %
*75
87 %
97%
93%
89
80
' 77
82
83%
82
88%
*95 Va
117%
116%
115% 117%
167
107
107
116
92%
92%
111%
1
107%
99%
112
123
116
88%
92%
—
31
84
124 7/.
124%
94
101%
109
89%
96
P
Gas
&
Electric
&
refunding
First &
refunding
First
&
refunding
&
refunding
&
refunding
refunding
-
96%
91
First &
&
refunding
First &
refunding
&
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
79
First
&
38
58
First
&
First
121%
1988—June-Deo
1978
79
75%
75%
..99%
*160
Feb-Aug
1982—May-Wow
77%
77%
89%.
89%
Afar-Sept
June-Dec
fan-July
37/as 1988
mortgage
4%s
1987
84%
83%
*77%
100
April-Oct
Afar-Nov
2%s
mortgage
Chemical
April-Oct
June-Dec
June-Dec
Jan-July
June-Dec
81%
77%
12
83%
80
1974——Mar-Sepi
3s
2%g
Glass
78
76%
82
82'
*82
ji-Feb-Aug
Telephone 2%s
Co
—
83%
mortgage
subord
*92%
83
6
*961/8
27As
Paper
88 Va
871/8
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
mortgage
conv
106 %
88 V4
June-Dec
April-Ocf
mortgage
Mathieson
102%
103
58
1986
1988
conv
3%a
20
88'A
1982
4s
mortgage
96
103
100%
103
103
*101% 105%
1984
3 Via
3%a
&
102%
103
58'A
1st mortgage 2%s 1977
Gas
"
—
87 Va
1979
mortgage
Bell
•
*97 Va
Jan-July
April-OcZ
A 2047
mortgage
first
-
Co—
First
Edison
*88
—
1997—Quar-Jan
4s
2047
4 Vis
Northwestern
>
105%
Quar-Feb
prior lien
mortgage
Northrop Corp 5s
88
90%
May-Wow
mortgage 2%s
2%s 1975
mortgage
86
83
*82 %
May-Wow
Power
first
mortgage
82
■
86
May-Wow
1
78%
83
102%
98
1978
Jan
mortgage
83
94
48
99% 100 Va.
100%
90%
1979
Ry
3s
mortgage
First
85
74%
*81
1980_
debentures
f
68%
22
71
'
81%
*80%
May-ZVot;
89%
74%
83
'
*76%
*88%
1977
Co—
refunding 3s
*72%
75
.
Afar-Sept
f debentures
&
J86
86
80%
Mar-SepZ
a
First
82%
80
*79%
<
May-Now
96
165
81
85 Va
*77%
May-Wow
88 Va
83%
71
*83
'
1973_May-Now
May-Nov
s
20%
1974
1974
s
64
65
14
96
1976
94
82 Vi
50 V*
40%
10
20 %
90
debentures
931/2
91
8
63 Va
'_
94'/a
debentures
refunding
88
72 V*
*93%
f
Pacific
95
69%
20%
Jan-July
f
refunding 3%s series I
2
63
Jan-July
s
&
88%
63
*
Jan-July
s
&
881/2
60 Va
1973
First
£94-—95
54%
10
1996—April-OcZ
5s
First
89%
1
...
debs
f
s
99%
87
84 V.
54%
1974
3%s
Gas
83%
91
18%
541/2
Mar-SepZ
90
—
9 Va
77%
1987—
81%
*95y8
40
~5
1980—
97
'
58
24%
115
91
Jan-July
general & ref
1
'
27V4
2 6'A
Jan-July
83
12
54 Va
51
11 Va
2004
*95 "
94
69
1993_April-OcZ
4s
Ry first gold 4s
4%s
ref
Natural
s
5%s
80
46
—
•
82 %
1980
47/as
First
May
April-OcZ
gtd
A
ser
83%'
73
63
82%'
Feb-Aug
Owens-Illinois
82
70
-68
_April-Oc!
April-OcZ
mortgage
Oxford
65
83
69%
50
1983
1st
101%
83
62%
54
1983
Olin
66%
56
70
1975_Afar-Sept
1994
4s
mtge
1st
99%
7
56%
56%
*52%
3%s
First
A
consol
*8iy2
Feb-Aug
1967
first
mtge
1st
76
*74
A
first mtge 2%s
First
104
81 Va
85 Va
*64%
*83
*47 Va
3%s
Oklahoma
86 Va
[/.
4s ser
First
85 Va
77
80 Va
'
Afap-Nov
mortgage
Ohio
83%
81
—
mtge
Light
First
'
83%
81
2
10
87
Afap-Nov
;
4%s. 1987
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4a conv 1975
82
—
103
88
81
*85%
Hartford RR—
&
First
103
'
83%
81
*
Jan-July
Jan-July
1973
B
53
83 Va
81
Afap-Nov
mortgage
1st
148 Va"
55%
*52
April-OcZ
2043
First
81%
—
Ste Marie-
ser
B
First
May-Nov
Mining & Mfg 2Vis
71%
92 Va
mortgage
First
"84
79%
Co—
Saulte
series
(Minnesota
103
117
*81
Afar-Sept
Jan-July
1985
Paul &
69
IIApriZ-Oct
mortgage 4Vis inc series
A General
Fof"
Louis
<fc
1st
' f
83%
45
Afar-Sept
;
f debentures 1972—.
Minneapolis
1st
1976
63%
63 V*
2%s
2V8s
105
97
831/4
84
'
*83
June-Dec
1st
s
56
127
Refunding mortgage 4%s series K 1993—Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
77%-
104
1447/8
83 »/4
144
*85%
1975
Michigan Central RR 4Vis series C 1979
Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3Vis 1969—Afar-Sept
3Vis
1975
2043
cons
104%
97 V\
10
104 % 104%
Afar-Sept
J an-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2Vis 1974—May-Nov
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3Vis 1988
April-OcZ
4Vis
60%
126
April-Oct
2000
A
1st
75
77%
■*103%
Mar-Sept
1980
subord
53
57
64%
54%
Susquehanna & Western RR—
Northern
79
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp—
4 Vis
3%s
Refunding & Improve 4%s
Coll trust 43*1984
68%
73%
1_
*68
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Afar-Sept
Feb-Aug
1972
3Vis debs
51
56%
63%
June-Dec
27/aS series B
gold
series
Putnam
General
77%
68
*68%
104 Va
Y
Northern
59
79%
II L«'-'
& Co—>
Robbins
debentures
May-Nov
debentures
Corp 5s
Ray)
55 Va
64 %
11%
5 Vas
72
*77
1972—Afap-Nov
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1978
debentures
1998
1986
F
4s
Power
83%
56%
Jan-July
3y2s
1989
4s
(Wise)
dfbs 1968—Mar-Sept
1978
"ex
1997
gold
series
refunding
Y
47/a
63
81%
2 7'A
4%s
81
75 Va
*76 Va
85 Va
Feb-Aug
4%s
91
71V.
April-Ocf
ApriZ-Oct
4%s
97%
92%
85%
__
91%
721/a
Afar-Sept
Mar-Sept
debentures
5Vis
1968
3%s
3s
Haven
&
85
71 Va
*75
colalteral
debentures
Harlem
&
79 Va
73%
April-OcZ
'3%s
72
*__
ApriZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
,
debentures 1977
Dept Stores
3 Vis
3 Vis
27/eS
1998
A
collateral
Cent
series
85
80
Hudson River RR—
&
mortgage
Lack
80
*82%
Mar-Sept
1980
6s
mortgage
New
3 Via
92
April-OcZ
.
1990
5Vis subord
1974
*r,8
94
*—
2007—Jan-July
-
Trucks Inc
series
trust
income
&
Y
M
Mack
3s
10,0 JO
85%
;
Co—
RR
4s
Connecting RR
Y
1st
63
ApriZ-Oct
May-Now
Feb-Aug
mortgage 3Vis 1982
1st mortgage 3 Vis 1984
19«7
Light
&
Central
Shore
Northern
'
1979—
1st
4 Vis
Power
Norfolk & Western
RR—
ser
47/»«
1001
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
General
98
87
147
871/s
First & refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003
First & refund mtge 3Vis ser I 2003
6t Louis div second gold 3s 1980
mortgage
123
9iy4
mtge 3%s
mortgage
101% 101%
100:
April-OcZ
Afar-Sept
Bell
General
113
98
*941/2
ApriZ-Oct
Elec 2%s
Afap-Nov
General
108
100%
__
ApriZ-Oct
mtge 27/as
Louisville Gas &
1961
B
debentures
Jersey
Northern
106
1976_June-Dec
1982
ser
1978
Nashville
106
89%
99
96
Feb-Aug
series
General
67
100
100
86
100%
93
General
36
95%
119
First & refund
1st
34
32 Vi
*96%
First & refund
1st
56%
32 Vi
Afap-Nov
debentures
1976
debentures
Louisville
53
50
59
28
11
4%s
guaranteed
Refunding mortgage 3Vas series I 1996
ApriZ-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4%s series J 1991—Afap-Nov
18
12
94
85
86
May-Now
Refunding ;mortgage 3 Vas series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981—Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989
April-OcZ
51
42
60
90
83%
89
454
1980
conv
AGenerai mortgage 4%s series A 2019
N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
57
39%
31%
Afap-Nov
1980
debentures
3s
Co
debentures
3Vis
50
,
May-Nov
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s
Lorillard
April-OcZ
1976
4%s
Gas
1980
Corp 3.75s
debentures
Star
debs
1962
4s
Afaj/-Nov
s f debentrlr.es
1977
England Tel <£r Tel Co—
1st
Corp—
subord
conv
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23/4s
debentures
conv
Procter
'
3 Vis
debs
debs
69%
60%
101 '/a
1983
Chemical
Si
2%s
87%
73
89%
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—
I 1963_Feb-Aup
J 1964_Map-Nov
mtge 3%s 1964
Coal
-w
98
98
April-Ocf
Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
general 5s series B 1962
Plantation
3s
Chem
Consolidation
•
Swift
82
79%
89%
—
5s
Texas
June-Deo
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E
1975—April-Ocf
Pittsb Coke
Co
84
Jan-July
1983
(N J)
-
83'A
—
89%
84
75
"
—
Feb-Aug
ser
6
81%
*100% 103
——
gold
2%s
(Indiana)
Oil
Oil
Superior
77%
*83%
—
95%
100
88
72%
82'%
*80%
ApriZ-Oct
1987
Consolidated guaranteed
Bell Tel
92%
77
3
88
*81
Mar-Sepi
Map-Nov
80%
85
~7
78
81%
Apr-Oct
Consolidated, guaranteed 4%s
consol
debentures
Sunray
85
<
91
83%
April-Ocf
1983-;
Oil
Stauffer
99
79%
83%
*84
June-Dec
11
Inc
Standard
60%
90
87
78
Jan-July
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3 Vis s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
•
53
~1
92
91%
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1984
debs
81
*82%
Philip Morris Inc 47/8s sf debs 1979-^.
June-Dec
Phillips Petroleum 23/4s debentures 1964—Feb-Aug
4Vis
1996
2%s
84%
78
48
1986—;—Ja7t-July
Standard-Oil
6j
78
*86
June-Dec
First
56
2
95
92
A
89%
125
F
debentures
47
97%
E
4%s
93
85%
series
Surface Transit Inc
May-ZVou
May-Now
First
3
84'/a
81
—
June-Dec
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59
*90
Jan-July
First & refunding 23As 1967
^
54
58%
84%
—
Feb-Aug
General gold 4V2s series
Philadelphia Electric Co—
18
53%
58'A
Marquette
General
—
91%
96%
5s conv subord debs 1984
'Oil of California 4%s 1983
76
70%
Jan-July
Jan-July
April
.
92%
84%
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100 V4
97%
63
128%
Co—
5%» series
debentures
High
154
53%
109%
96%
series
Spiegel
13
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85%
1st mtge coll tr 4%s 1988
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
85%
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ApriZ-Oct
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RR
first
56
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553A
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2%s
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■
56'
;—May -Nov
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77
June-Dec
1981
D
Pacific
1977
A
mortgage
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June-Dec
1968
mortgage 4Vis series E 1984;
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Peoria
1965
A
B
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Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
1975
Jan-July
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91'A
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131'A
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88%
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Fran
No.
.
1981
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81'A
1994
conv
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High
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1969—
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San
88
2
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98%
97%
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t:
1
■
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4%s
Gold
—
74%
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Gold
*
Bid & Asked
Low
1970
4'/2s
Co
Week's Range
or Friday's
Bonds
Last
Sale Price
*
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Ry
First
78%
77
87%
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—
1964-June-Dec
1979
Lightr 3s
series
Co—-
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&
series
Gas
Pacific
101%
Pennsylvania RR—
General
Indiana
Natural
Southern
105%
Period
Co—
debentures
Southern
81'A
4
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convertible
Edison
Soutnern
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85%
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Exchange
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85
70
3
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96
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14
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debentures
subord
.
32
76
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Power
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102% 104
1985—June-Dec
1988
Oil
—
15
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99%
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104'/a
92
104
1991
.
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conv
Pennsylvania
1990—__June-Dec
debentures
1981
debentures
Pacific
DD
1991:
78%
*
104
92\
June-Dec
1983
debentures
Low
<
84%
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——
104
June-Dec
1978
debentures
*82%
June-Dec
19g9
1978
1987
debentures
debentures
3%s
i98H_June-Dec
1986
3 Ves
No.
High
New York Stock
—
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BB
series
2 As
debentures
3%s
series
CO
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series
&
J3/8s ser Z
series
series
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ref
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mtge
1st
Year I960
■
Electric
refunding
BONDS
Range for
Sold
27
for Week Ended January 6)
Friday
Bonds
Enemy's
Bid & Asked
Lew
Pacific
BOND RECORD (Range
Week's Range
Friday
"New York Stock Exchange
(127)
101
83%
80
88
89
941/4
96
53
90%
98%
71%
96
73%
20
67
92%
94
Corp—
4%s
ctfs
1968
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R
Reading Co first & ref 3'/as series D 1995_Map-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs
1985
Mar-Sepf
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco ' 3s debs 1973
April-Ocf
Rheem
Mfg
Co
37/8s
debs
1975
Rhine-Westphalia Electric
Debt
adjustment
A
lS^
series
B
1978
J an-July
Jan-July
series
C
1978
Jau-July
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Gas
serial
General
debentures
Electric
&
1983
Rchr
Aircraft
McBee
5'As
128
134
Power
Lawrence
Si
debs
debs
conv
3s
First
93%
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131
1977
108'/a 111
June-Dec
—
10
1971
A
92
90
105'A
116
115%
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60
60
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84
1st
—
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First
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bond
4s
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69
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49
68%
45
67
72%
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77
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—
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Paul
Si
Paul
Union
1989.,
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certificates Nov 1989_Jah-July
RR 1st cons 4s 1968—June-Dec
1st
Line RR
Air
mortgage
3%s
*91%
3s
series
Finance
Seagram
(Jos
3s
E)
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5s
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5s
conv
Service
Shamrock
5'As
Shell
Sinclair
Skell.v
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Oil
5'As
conv
June-Dec
—Feb-Aug
101%
96%
96
75
77%
86%
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101
22
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1983— Feb-Aug
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103
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1977
1979
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1982—
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debentures
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conv
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1965
129
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1971
1986-
86%
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100'%
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86%
310
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11
99%
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1976
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94
North
Si
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3s
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Alabama
RR 5s
1963—^—April-Ocf
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
debentures
debentures
1985
2%s
debentures
1987
-~
:
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—
1975-. .Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
——Jan-July
82%
76
82%
32
76
76%
12
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76%
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ref
4s
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F
ser
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1983
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85
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2008
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83
87%
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lien
125%
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mortgage 4'As 1983
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3s series B 1995i.
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973 April-Ocf
1st
105
78'A
General
Virginian
39
123%'
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90%
112%
116%
w
RR
Co—
■
,
mtge 4s income series A Jari 1981
April
4'As series B Jan 1991—;_April
First mortgage 3'As series B
1971—__,__Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aug
70%
Gen
79
Penn
West
Penn
Power
3%s
Electric
series
3 'As
——May-Nou
1966——Jau-July
1974
I
2361———Jan-July
4s
registered 2361—
—
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Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oqf
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
April-Ocf
5%s
debentures
1982..
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981
Jan-July
West
5s
Shore
1st
RR
4s
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—-Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
Jan-July
3%s convertible debentures
1975
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Whirlpool
Co
3%s
Corp
Wilson
&
First
Gen
4'/8s
Central
s
debs
debs
1980_
4s
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Public
Youngstown
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94%
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99
90
95%
96
21
54'A
53%
54%
26
54
53'/a
54
36
95%
95%
5
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94
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95:
93%
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1978— —Jan-July
Co—
2004_
mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 2p29
mortgage
Wisconsin
1st
f
s
f
RR
94%
May
1—
1984-
debentures
income
gtd
79%
79
49%
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
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General mortgage
3s 1979
_Map-Nov
West
11-
70%
73%
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series
Power
Service
A
2%s
3'As
1976
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Sheet & Tube Co—v
4%s series H 1990—^
Jan-July
May
April-Ocf
-
100'A
55%
90
100
64y#
37'/a
47
77
61
42
79%
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Jan-July
60%
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79
2
1
79%
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84
98%
15
100%
88 3A
100%
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106
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included
in
included
the
in
delivery
year's
the
sale
range,
not
n
included in the year's, range., d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot sale
Under-the-rule sale not included in the years range, r Cash
not
95%
75%
83%
72
77%
73
76%
impaired by "maturity.
,
- ■ ;
t Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
*
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during
A Bonds selling flat.
:
year's range,
y
not
:
Ex-coupon.
81%
95%
~
,
Jan-July
1979
2%s
mtge 2%s ser E
76%
7
...
85
81%
Co—
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Si
refund
mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981_
& ref M 3 %s ser J' 1982
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a
Jan-July
1979
'
South
122
95%
84
refund mtge 2%s ser II 1980_. .Mar-Sepf
Wisconsin
Corp—
debentures
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_Mar-Sepf
1980
1st
Marchant—
Socony-Vacuum
84
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Wisconsin
-—Jan-July
debs
debentures
2%s
Corp
2'As
Smith-Corona
80
■
Jan-July
43As
debs
subord
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87%
Co—
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&
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June-Dec
:
3.20s
Line
Oil
conv
Union
1966
.
debentures
Co
subord
Pipe
Jan -July
1982
&
*96%
79
Corp—
1972
Rubber
109% 112
Mar-Sepf
1980
1974
debentures
Sears
2Vis
Acceptance
45/8s
112
93
79
"
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'
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'
•
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::
debs
'
A
1980—
B
1977
5'As
Si
debentures
Sears
Co
*
;
.
80
93
*
—
89%
76%
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81
*79%
1971
B
Co—
debentures
f
s
Seaboard
72%
82%
81
"
Depot 3%s
April-Ocf
Scioto V Si New England 1st'gtd. 4s 1989_^May-ZVo«
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971—„Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 43As de'bs'1982i
Jan-July
Seaboard
76
62%
42
65
*89%
certificates
Duluth
71%
63
64 %
Mar-Nov
Ry---
inc mond
St
)"87
Mar-Sepf
77
"
68 %
income
debs
71%
70
'
68%
70%
mtge inc 4Vis ser A Jan 2022
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mtge 4s series B 1980—c—
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A 5s
Electric
and
Wabash
ASecond
-
June-Dec
88
60
60
*67
—
.,
St
Virginia
6s
*87%
Mar-Sepf
1st
1996
110
99%
85%
42
110
110
___Ja»-July
1977
99%
4
88'/a
88 %
88%
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
April-Ocf
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
Jan-July
6s
106%
-
series
Adirond'k
gold
82
135
*101
Mar-Sepf
1969
s
Second
89
94
Corp—
conv
6'As
1969
1976—
debentures
debentures
subord
conv
84%
6
America—■
subord
subord
Co—
90
90%
89
*88
of
Corp
conv
conv
89
90%
ApriZ-Oct
1977
D
Royal
St
4'As
Vanadium
1st
mortgage 3'As series J
Saguenay
3%s
85%
Corp—
conv
«%s
88%
80
3
85
85
—
70
99
82'/a
4%s
series
Rochester
51
96%
bonds—
4Vis
4%s
125
Vendo
4'As
Oil
3
98 %
*88'/a
Corp—
5'As
Richfield
53'/a
98%
98%
Feb-Aug
Power
53 %
53 '/a
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77
nf
reorganized under Section 77 01
current week.
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28
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(128)
.
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9,^1^61
Monday, January
.
'*■
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
extensive list we furnish
In the following
|v
Exchange
Stock
American
the
on
a
the
complete report of the transactions
week beginning Monday, Jan. 2,
It is compiled from the report of the American
ending Friday, Jan. 6.
and
for
Stock
stock
Range
is intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
for Week Ending January 6.
•
and
itself
Exchange
or
in which
bond
any
1
Last
American'Stock Exchange
Low
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Acme
Class
Acme
A
Corp
Construction
&
3 Va
1%
Wire
Co
'
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Bourjois
Jan
Oct
21 y2
Jan
Brillo
5% May
1,500
2ya
10
127/e
13%
8%
87/a
12 Va
600
'8%
4,500
50'/a
54 y4
8,400
41 y8
Oct
10% Aug
72% May
7y8
6 3,4
7%
4.400
6y4
Oct
10%
4
3 Va
4Va
3
Dec
19%
19%
54
Discount Inc
Southern
jss
18
-—-"1,400
145
145
50
-
4
100
135
3%
1
4% May
22
Jun
3%
American
Amer
1
*
"
Co
dep
Columbia
British
4.20%
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Co
Wood
5%
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Airlines
Inc
Amer
rets
dep
Alleghany
Artists
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>')
convertible
Allied
Control
Allied
Paper
3%
Jan
Brown
6y8
Jam
5Va
3
2,700
103/a
9%
734
Oct
1734 Aug
5,200
12Va
93/4
Nov
17
Jun
10% Jan
4y« Aug
13,100
5
4%
July
1,800
1034
10 3/4
5
634 July
15
Mar
3.400
10y8
Dec
12y8
Jan
10%
10%
11%
77%
76 3/4
77%
750
74%
Jan
81% Mar
l
3%
3%
4
6.000
3%
4% Aug
1
5
5
5%
1,900
4%
Sep
Sep
573/4
58 3/4
275
Inc
Aluminum
of
Co
Ambassador
America $3.75 pfd-100
Oil
Corp
Beverage Corp
American
American
Book
American
Business
American
Israeli
American
16
15%
17
2,100
12%
Aug
19%
Sep
11%
10%
12%
19,300
8%
Oct
19%
Ms
4 Va
3%
4%
2,300
3%
Oct
6 %
II
43/4
4 3/8
43/4
2,000
50c
Inc
6%
5%
6 34
22,200
26%
26%
300
43
44
700
39
.12.50
Co
43
Petrofina
Inc
American
Seal-Kap
1
Thread
American
Writing
A
class
of Del__
preferred
5%
Paper
51/4
434
10%
10%
4'/8
Dec
Dec
14 y2
Jan
27%
Sep
52
Feb
Oct
4yr
434
Dec
7%
3.400
11%
4y8
6*4 Mar
4%
5y8
22 % Mar
8,900
5 3/8
2
5
B
Corp
American
10 y8
Oct
16%
Jan
4%
Apr
4
500
.
Jun
28%
Jan
Nov
33
Dec
Anchor
class
Co
A
Mines
Lead
Post
2
•"
~'/a"
Ltd
16%
Corp
Amer
Exploration
Ltd— .4.75
Chemical
5%
33/4
x3%
20
Aug
400
15
400
11
3,100
I
May
33/4
Nov
13
~5%
Jan
Dec
5%
6,900
22 Va Jun
Oct
Industries
Apollo
Film
&
63/8
6%
6%
200
20c
Corp
x49 Va
47%
50%
8,300
22%
834
B
Armour
35c
&
Power
&
Co
Rubber
Brown
Oil
S
F
dep
3 Va
Jan
6% Jan
53% Mar
60c
serial
rets
Buell
Die
Bunker
Hill
Burma
Mines
American
Ltd—
Shoe
Butler's
Atlantic
Coast
Electric
Oil
Consol
Calvan
Fire
Camden
Gas
&
Bread
Canada
Cement
Canada
6 % %
Canadian
Dredge
Canadian
Homestead
200
3
6,100
2%
7 Va May
Aug
Canadian
Industrial
Javelin
86%
Jan
95 %
Dec
Canadian
223/4
20%
22%
4,600
15%
Oct
29%
Feb
1%
2%
6,700
1%
Dec
6%
Jan
Capital
414
4 5/8
1.000
4
Dec
8%
Jun
y4
3/„
11,500
4
4 %
%
■
Va
Jan
Nov
5%
1V4
Baxter
Carey
>
1%
5%
•
2%
May"
Aug
Carter
Casco
1,500
1 Va
1%
Jan
4%
Dec
11%
8%
Aug
13
Feb
15%
45,200
14
Dec
2 34
1,100
•
83/8
Sep
33/4 Jun
1 % Mar
400
53
50%
Oct
66
Sep
30%
Oct
58%
Jun
Sep
2%
Jan
1%
800
&
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5%
6%
1
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Products Inc Com
6%
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434
4
4%
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5%
5%
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9% July
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&
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class
3 3/a
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Jan
16%
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12
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A
5,200
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9
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Oct
6
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100
1%
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19%
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7,000
7%
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223/4
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2%
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li
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Charter
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A
15%
15
1—,
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7
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17%
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7%
37%
5%
-
51%
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4
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2134
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57%
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3,000
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23
100
21
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4%
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Feb
67%
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21
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37
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800
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9
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1,000
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28%
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2
25 V4
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8,600
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27
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7
7
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Air
Continental
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6%
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Continental
Commercial
9% Mar
Continental
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May
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Continental
Oct
3834
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Sep
10%
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100
39%
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Jan
1
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3%. Feb
7
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A
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cl
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94
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20
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class
Nov
26
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Ray
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8%
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26 3/4
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634 May
Apr
Nov
35
Dec
2%
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Consolidated
31
65%
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Jan
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4%
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8
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5
800
5
65
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137/8
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13
61
18
Jan
17
4
13%
6%
63%
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10
10
1
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48%
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prior preferred
Aug
1
16
8%
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7%
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Inc
48
4%
&
4 A Mar
23
4%
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vtc
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Farm
Electronics
6
54
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Compudyne
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Connelly Containers Inc
6,000
3%
34%
4
Co—_
Public
700
4%
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3%
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Cockshutt
600
4
33/4
31%
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Oct
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200
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1
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4
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6%
24
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1,400
3
32 Va
14
—
28%
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4
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49
1
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57
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34
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1
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16
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of
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700
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9
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—i
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Dec
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200
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1
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1,100
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1
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100
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1
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9%
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8%
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100
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12
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„
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13%
5
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35
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35%
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class
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10
8
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50
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1
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6 A
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preferred
preferred
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.
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•
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7
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52
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37
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200
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31%
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500
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6,500
31
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Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
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4
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class
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14
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18,000
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shares
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American
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60
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42
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583/4
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—
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4% Mar
preferred
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12% Aug
10% Jam
Nov
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300
July
72
Feb
July
6y4 May
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Alsco
11,500
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86 Va
6
1,000
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7
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Dec
58
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shares.
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Jan
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2,700
5%
5%
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25
86ya Aug
42 Va
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Corp
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N
79
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Dec
77
2,400
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82
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25
24%
5
1
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833/4
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79
10
100
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83%
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100
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preferred
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2
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21%
4
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3
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1%
1
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•
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for Week
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of Prices
Sale Price
Corp
Sep
53/4
7%
2%
10
'
.
Traction
Dec
7%
_
f
Week's
Last
/
Inc
Foote
Brad
Breeze
2%
Corp
Great
5
Oct
7%
Manufacturing Corp
Aero Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Alabama
Jam
3% Jan
2% July
1%
1
;
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5,700
25e
Aeronca
Aid
500
1%
.
Brazilian
Inc
Admiral Plastics Corp
Aerojet-General
31/4
3%
1%
High
.
Oorp
common.\.
Precision Products
Acme
—1
_10c
class
Corp
Mfg
Missiles
Low
High
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1960
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
I
for Week
Range
v
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
32
7%
Jan
Nov
1
Jan
Jan
48
Dec
Dec
17%
Jan
I
Volume
193
.
Number 6019
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(129)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
*.
STOCKS
American Stock
Distilling Ltd
(H)
B
oiass.
Coro
non-voting
Inc
Corroon
$1
Cott
Low
Crane
Petroleum
Crown
Cork
Crown
Drug
Nov
300
13%
Dec
2,400
13%
Jan
14
14%
15
147/a
15
19%
19%
200
6%
6
6%
1,400
5%
6-,'*
61V
6%
1,200
6
20
.
Sep
Gatlneau
Co
Power
37'A
—
l
1%
1%
—:
5
30%
29V4
;
1
6%
6%
6%
(Md)__
5
12 V2
11%
12%
1,400
partic
*
25c
10c
2.50
68 %
68%
'V
2%.
2%
Co
&
Petroleum
Internat'l
"A"
Co
Crystal Oil & Land Co Common
$1.12
preferred
27/a
1%
"wts"—
5,100
5%
1%
Dec
3V2
Jan
5 %
25 %
July
46 Va
Jan
General
200
6 '/a
Dec
8%
Apr
Tobacco
Co
9
50
514
Jun
12%
2%
400
4%
>
Dec
class
Nov
8V2
Class
B
A
Jan
:
56
3,600
Nov
41
Oct
69
19%
Jun
1,9 V4 May
18% May
93/8
8%
9%
2,000
7
Dec
8%
9%
1,200
6%
Dec
Gilbert
—50c
Crystal Dairies
-50c
Industries Inc
—
Stores Corp common..:.. _2.50
20
preferred
■—
(A C)
7%
6%
7%
6%
Dec
12%
Jan
Glass
6%
5%
6%
600
5%
Dec
10 Va
7%
8%
9,000
b%
Jan
9%
Aug
Apr
Glenmore
1%
5 '/c
17%
18%
1
-10C
—
Mines Inc
Dayco Corp class A pref
D C Transit System Inc cl A com.
17%
350
13%
Feb
7%
7%
900
4%
Apr
4!8
5%
9,900
20c
Dejay
16%
7%
5
-
Brothers Inc
Davidson
50c
Day
4,600
35
29%
31
210
20,000
10%
4%
36 Va
5ya
5 V*
2,300
14%
15%'
class
Desilu Productions Inc
1
1%
1%
1%
—1
9%
8%
9y8
900
Mines Ltd
ib/z
93%
55%
13 %
52,
12
56%.
13 y4
11%
1
1
—
12
10 »/4
10%
10
12 %
11%
B—
class
Union
Inc
Gobel
(Adolf)
Sep
Gold Seal Products Corp class
Inc
6% Jan
39% Nov
8%/Jun
85% Jan
11V*
12%
11%
25%
23%
25%
39
300
35 %
Apr
Oct
20%
17% July
14% Jan
34% Mar
'3% Feb
2%
2%
2%
2,100
3%
Feb
6
6%
3,300
4%
Jun
12
1
1%
17%
uasket
Detroit
Industrial
dc
1
1st
T/c
Chemical
Dixori
11%
Jan
3,100
9%
144
4% May
14%
Feb
Great
Dec
14%
Jan
Great
9
1,100
2,100
%
24,400
7%
7%
7%
400
7
Dec
9%
9%
200
9%
Jan
10
5%
10
9%
1
Research
&
418
—
7%
%
1,700
8 V4 Mar
Dec
ll/a
7%
—2%
Ltd
Petroleum
Dome
Dominion
Dominion
*
*
*
*
7.50
6%
Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
stock
Dominion Textile Co Ltd—
Inc
Dorr-Oliver
common
418
Dec
9V2
Dec
7,200
8V4
Dec
14%
3,500
?%
6^j
15^4
•
.
10% xll
300
10%
Dec
16%
Exploration
&
Drilling
Harris
Driver
15
2,700
12%
Sep
16%
10%
10%
9VbMar
10%
Duke
10%
11
8%
8%
87/a
8,200
9%
10%
18,200
100
4,700
—
10
**
—
27%
8% May
28V4Mar.
8%
9
7
11%
54% '
28%
1,200
Industires
Guiton
10
H & B American Corp
33% Jdn
hail Lamp Co_--„
Haabor fiywood uorp
10%
.
Malleable.
States. Corp
-
7%
.
Bond
Electric
Dec
3%
Dec
6%
V
350
1,400
83% Apr
13,200
6%
Oct
National
Corp
v
21%
2,900
25%
9
2,100
r is
11,909
10%
■
17%
11%
13%
6%
15%
t
Apr
It Jun
22% Mar
«
.15.;
Dec
20% Aug
182
.
169%
Jan
26% Dec
21
94%
95%
12%
13
7%
1)900
Sep
8 '/♦
21%'
1,200
18%
Dec
32%
Jan
1,300
5y8
Oct
9%
Dec
Light
25
:
,15%
Inc
Payne
Galion
Products
Inc
»
Jan
19%
May
Jan
Hoe
(R)
Class
&
Co Inc
8%
Feb"
2,900
4
Nrov
1,70(1
21
Mar
90
90 %
Jan
5,200
A
8%
Sep
8%
.34
No v
July
Sep
99
14%
Nov
3Vb May
37 % Apr
—-
Fairchild
Camera
shs
&
$2
Fanny
Federated
8%
12%
Jan
Horn
&
17%
2,900
'/
Nov
18 Ya
Dec
Horn
& Hardart
.19%
990
6V4
Apr
20%
Dec
1,200
3*2
Nov
%
Feb
100
preferred
Hoskins (The) Mfg Co——— 2.50
—1
Hdwell Electric Motors Co——
is.
Dec
Class
7
Firth
Jain
Hormel
6%
£0
Oct
Jun
4% May
4,700
1 it
Mar
8% July
5
Dec
12
Jan
21
Oct
34%
Instrument——1
132%
130
6%
7
141 %
21,700
30%
30 y4
32%
2,500
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1
Co
5%
5%
1,500
110% Feb
1
_—
'
1,7,
3%
2%
3 4
5%
5%
6
5%
7,200
5%
5%
900
10%
9%
10%
2,000
3%
3%
4%
%
Feb
2t\ Nov
2,000
5%
'
Co
class A——
Ltd
B
•
—
7.50
(Geo A) & C0_
Hardart
preferred-—-—.
Inc
.2.50
—
Co Inc
4%
Jan
4% May
8
4
July
6V4
Jan
4% Aug
9% Jun
7%
Jan
Jun
Hubbell
Baking Co——
common
City
Head
Fresnillo
Friendly
B
Fuller
—
13
2,600
21,400
6,300
16%
Dec
20%
Dec
13
1,100
12%
Dec
18
Feb
10%
12
3,700
8
125
111
19%
19%
20
1
10%
10%
:_.
9%
131% 135
4%
Dec
Jun
Oct
——
11% Nov
12,100
10%
2,700
-1.25
1%
1%
1%
6,900
1
3%
3%
3%
1,200
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For footnotes, see page 32.
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33%
163%
Jan
6% Jan
5% ;Deo
12% Jan
8V4 Mar
liya Mar
9*/4
3.00Q
900
Oct
6% Oct
3%
,
11
Sep
7% Sep
Nov
2
:
Nov
5%
400
Dec
3V4 Jan
;
Jun
.
.7 ( a July
1% Sep
1,300
2y4
Jan
Pec
31 Yz
Jan
19
5,600
%
2,200
1
Pec
4 y8
•
4%
700
2% Mar
59%
300
48% Apr
29 y2
32 ya
2,400
8%
100
~7&
4,600
1,400
33%
714
8
7ft33%
161
j|.
Dec
2»/4 Aug
4% Oct
61
Jun
~13 % Jaii
7
540
164
.
Jun
12%
30
Jun
39%
115
-
32%
Jun
Jun
165
47 Yz
y4
1,800
96
96
40
94
Apr
99
30%
30 Ya
100
29
Nov
38 Yz
42
96
8
15%
Jan
43
Feb
fiec
Dec
' Oct
Jun
8%
200
7%
Dec
14
15%
200
13%
Sep
V4 Apr
22
Apr
13% Sep
Mar
23
200
2%
14%
2%
15y4
IOC
3V4
22,000
—1
21%-
21%
22%
600
21 Va Pec
257/s Nov.
8,000
1,100
18 Va Mar
43%
May
25%
37
Nov
—5
common
—
—
2.50
21%
21%
—5
29%
29%
22%
30.%
13
12%
13%
*—
IMC
Magnetics Corp
33y8c
Imperial Chemical IndustriesAmerican dep rets ord reg
£1
Imperial
Oil
(Canada)—-—
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada-—
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland_£l
Indianpolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd_ 100
Indust Electronic Hardware Corp—50c
1—25c
1
1
..Insurance Co of North America—,— 5
International Breweries Inc
1
International Holdings Corp
——1
10 y4
13%
Jan
2%
Dec
Apr
7%
28%
.
7%
28
7%
28%
'
i,200
700
10
,
Oct
1
Nov
3% Aug
7% Oct
26
Oct
80%
37%
38'A
13
38 y8
13 y4
80y4
5
5
81
5%
2,000
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3,800
7 A July
30% s July
11'A Aug
8% May
5,100
.
200
250
78% Jan
4%
600
Plywood
Credit
Jan
181 %
4 V*
Sep
Dec
14 Va
Sep
2
Mar
5
Jan
700
3%
Nov
7%
Feb
3,400
14 y4
Nov
20%
Dec
100
4,700
1,300
8y4 Aug
60 y4 July
30%
30%
30%
———5
8%
7%
8y2
2,200
33 Vb c
—1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90% pf<L._100
7%
7%
7%
600
5%
July
2
2y8
700
2
Sep
July
8% Dec
39% Feb
Iron
Fireman
Ironrite Inc
Irving
Air
—
Manufacturing—
50O
9%
Chute,
Israel-American
Oil
——
Corp—1-
-1
21
10c
79
100
72
16%
700
15 y4
6%
1,300
6
18%
%
91Y*
%
4,600
67.700
Dec
14%
Feb
31%
Jan
16%
Jan
Dec
Dec
6
13% Oct
.
Jan
78 Yz
Dec
7
16%
6
Jun
11
May
26
79
1
1
—
86% Aug
6% Jan.
4%
11
Royalty
Mar
oy4
78
Company—
10
19%
10%
Gil
Jan
13% Dec
4%
76 y4
Investors
10% Sep
39
18%
11
International Products
21% Jun
9y4
4%
19'
Jan
20%
Co Inc_
class A_.
Jun
77%
Intex
Brewing Co:
i
(The) Company.—
(Geo
—1
Canada
Inc
A) Co
-
InC cla^S A com. _i5
(Harvey)
Corp
Inland Homes Corp
Ltd—
Frost
7%
"
17% Jan
59%
4%
42
—
Hydromatics Inc
»
Hydrometals inc
Hygrade Food Products
Inland
5%
19%
£1
of
Co
,
Aug
2% Deo
11% Mar
12%
4%
16
dep rets ord reg——
Enterprises
Motor
Forest
5%
19
L
Motor
Fox
10%
10%
—_1
9%
FlyihM Tiger Line InC
American
*
5%
Industrial
1
Ford
%
1
Aug
6,300
—8
.
7% Aug
19% Aug
1% Dec
15% Mar
15,900
_10c
Corp——
29
Dec
12,500
Corp common
Ford
1
11% Dec.
31% Dec
Jun
4%
100
1V4
IOC
—
:
17
~1%
5%
—,
Fischer & Porter Co„——
■'
Jan
201% Aug
Jan
'
17
-10c
Corp
14
26%
1.50
5%
(M H)
5 Yz
Associates—
1
Fishman
Sep
Sep
8% Dec
Dec
-25c
Sterling
77
Jan
10
convertible
60c
Feb
300;
9%
3%
*
Oil
Home
11%
First National Realty & Construc¬
tion
8%
3%
32%
—
7%
48%
4,800
Inc
General
;
9
_*
Dec
12,400
Purchaser class A
Financial
102
2,100
3%
—
Gommon
Dec
32%
Shops Inc—__1
Mines Ltd-:
_1
Petroleum
Filmways
Dec
58% July
Jan
1,700
,
2%
1%
200
Farmer Candy
Felmont
52 Yz
Nov
j.'
5,400
21%
6%
32
Drilling
Faraday Uranium
Fargo Oils' Ltd
Apr
9Yn Dec
,
Oct
4"% May
3>/4 Dec
100
6%
1%
7%
30
Seaboard
Jun
4%
93 y4
1,400
5%
18%
3
6%
preferred
Falcon
10
31% Jun
Jun
28 %
16,900:
2y8
-
700
32%
beneficial int
of
10 y*
1%
—,
200
Sep
—1
-—
Fajardo Eastern Sugar
Common
6Yz
10%
10
21%
Inc
2,900
4%
class A—— —1
Corp
& Co
6%
10%
10 %
25c
Industries
Hofmann
3%
18,700
F
(Max)
1%
ay8
5
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines—50c
Holly Corporation
—
1
Holly Stores lnc_
2—
*
Holophane Co
4
Class
Fabrex
Jan
iy4 Jun
7% July
36
5,800
2,600
11%
2%
10%
Hoffman International Corp—— 50c
7%
"5%
1%
11%
1%
1
2.50
common-:
48 %
.V~5%
3%
40
3%
3%
ey4
6%
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Nov
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6%
Dec
% Nov
4% pet
20
Pet
5,800
102
"3%
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Hotels
47%
ae
65
May
4%
800
y~7% ~8y8
3%
25c
& Electronics
•3%
17%
61
67
Manufacturing Co-—;
i—.—1
Trailer industries Cbm—26c
5 % convertible preferred-^.-—/
10
Hlller Aircraft
Corp--——
—I
Hill's Supermarkets Inc
—50c
7%
17
12,900
34%.
32%
.
7%
10c
.3%
7%
400
48%
102
Hignway
Sep
26%
Oct
&
34
_•
100
100
10c
pfd
4%
-
600
10
9%
46%
46%
*
4%
17
40 0
5
%
-
-
10
25c
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Hy con •Manufacturing Co
Factor
%
48 Vb
Co
X63%
4%
2
Higbie
Mar
.•
-
8
63
.
_10c
preferred
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4%
Jan
Dec
8y4 Jan
Dec
5
Aug
14%
28
7%
Rubinstein Inc
Herold Radio
34% Sep
35%
11%
1,509.
33%
95%
Deo
3%
800
4
3
Dec
6Va
35,100
'
12%
3%
.
1%
18 v2 Mar
900
7%
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(W E) & Co 5%%
4%
32% Aug
1% Jan
,9% Oct
2,000
5,700
9%
6
Jan
Jan
Oct
16
5,000
7%
9
5%
:
22%
Corp
Manufacturing
12% Aug
59 Va
Oct
19%
—ri—
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100
V
157%
36 y2
3,200
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16%
22%
Espey Mfg & Electronics—:
Esquire
Inc
Eureka Corporation Ltd
Eureka
Pipe Line
i
1,000
2% Jan
12 V4 Dec
5% Aug.
9V4 Dec
5,300
Jan
100
9%
1
1
1
$1 or 25c
—10
Exquisite Form Industries Inc—
10c
Ero
10,200
3%
44%
'8,200
6
common—,———10c
$2 convertible preferred—
1
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common
1
6%
cum
1st preferred
10
Equity
1%
7%
2ey8
24%
26%
*
pid—100
1
1%
6%
1%
7%
25
3%
21% Oct
15%
*
—:
5,100
4%
167% Sep
153% Oct
27%
25c
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48%
25%
300
153
7%
.—20c
47 y4
5%
24 %
15%
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48 y8
800
3%
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11%
1
6,oud
25%
Feb
15%
50c
common
if y4
12
7%
Corp
Apr
25%
Research Associates Inc—10c
of America—:
y2
10c
*
Hazeltine
7%
25%
Electronic
new
10
ha/ei
43%
17%
Corp
u*
Nov
10% May
2%, Jun
Dec
11 %
Jan-
28%
Dec
y4
Hebrew National Kosher Foods lnc_50c
Dec
25%
_1
Electronic
%
9,300
33% July
13% Feb
Dec
26%
Communications
El-Tronics Inc
19,200
%
31% Dec
3%
1
Electronic
Electronics
20,500
1%
%
5%
32%
.20%
Co.—
& Missile Facilities-
7%
Jan
2%
13% Feb
7%
—
Co
Mfg
100
1
Specialty
Dec
10% Dec
22% Jan
5% Dec
.
H
25c
Lithographing Co
Bisnop inc_—-
230
20%
—
7%
Oct
%
300
12
—i
Havana
23%
2.4
10c
2%
3,400
1,100
21%
Electric
Hastings
Jan
J
—5
3%
11
Jdn
6%
4-ft Aug
Hilton
Electronic
Scores
3%
155
Corp—:
Jan
Jan
1
Hartfield
34%
_——•—*—_1
Assistance
8
25
10
Corporation
Harriischfeger Corp
3%
*
1
Share—
&
Corp
Electrographic
Electronic
Jun
Oct
5%.
%
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33%
—1
a
Ltd—>
and Dev
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Elder
Feb
2% July
—i
Dec
Dec
2%
•
t
8%
*
:
Feb
3%
lnC_—;
12%
54
38%.,Jah
Oct
uui
——
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Nov
4% July
17% May
1,100
28%
27%
26
3%
Inc
Iron
preferred series A
$6 preferred series B_—
Edo Corporation
19%
Nov
7%
10c
Heii^Coil
$7
Dec
Jan
Heller
Eastern
9%
1%
It
Jan
10%
E
Eastern
900
9,600
%
11
.50c
1
1
Inc
13%
41 % Mar
;
300
•
4V4
.27%
27%
8 "
20c
—25
common—
1
12%
1%
& Western Industries
Hecla
Freightways
3
3%
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Gulf
Jun
Nov
24
24
Jah
July
7%
5
Gulf States Land & Industries
Helena
Eastern
23
;-
47% Jan
Dec
23
2,400
•
3^8
17/.
3%
-1.
of America—
5
100
-50c
-j
Jun
'.6% July
100
23
107/a
American
Corp
1,100
,
Dunlop
,
5%
5 Va
5%
—
41
-
—.
Oct
23'% May.
10,300
52%
Duraloy
Dynamics
.
Hydraulics
Hartford
Rubber Co Ltd—dep rets ord reg
10s
(The) Co
1
Durham Hosiery class
B common™-*
Duro Test Cprp—1—__
:
1
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co:
;_*.
1% Apr
1% July
22%
11% July
33% Dec
Dec
8
44%
2,600
9
23
'
11%
54 V2
—
'
—
.26%, 27%
5
Co——
Power
Sep
Jan
10%
—1
*
5,200
—30
-
:
Grocery
Stores Products
Guerdon Industries Inc class
Feb
1
Co
Co.,.
Drug Fair-Community Drug
2
1
Feb
14%
'
—
1%
—96
9% Jan
20% Feb
Jun
Oct
15
32.50
1
1
*
<*
2
-60c
Greer
Jan
10%
'
preferred
(The)
Corp
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
Draper
Corp
$2
Dorsey
2%
Western Producers
;
11% May
10 y4 May
400
9%
T
Bridge Co Ltd
Steel & Coal ord
11 Ya
1%
preferred series A.
6%
Warrants
Dominion
10%
2 y4
1
Jan
6V2 Aug
12% May
10
8%
10%
C
Chemical
Lakes
\
—
100
Aug
Nov
5%
10s
1
8%.
1
%
dep rets ord reg
Diversey
Corp
sy2
Dec
8%
Amer
8%
28%
4%
—
16y4 Sep
32% Apr
18% May
1%
—4
%
Ltd—
Co
5
300
Jan
135
8y0
% May
200
.16%
3 %
com__10c
10
Quality Supermkts
preferred
Distillers
9
1
10%
11,100
17%
34%
Mines-.
Jan
Nov
25c
Products
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Dilbert's
11%,
1%
17%
34%
5
Consolidated
Goldfleld
Dec
160
May
13% Mar
7% May
10% Dec
,
Oct
14%
Deo
18
Dec
4
1%
140
68% Sep
Jan
6
1
A—10c
3% Jan
10% Jah
.100% Apr
95% Nov
Oct
9%
900
—
,
20% Jun
,24% Jun
7% Jun
11%
3,500
_1
5
Inc
Distilleries
75
8,400
4,000
1,000
*
4c
8%
4,600
Jun
pec
300
—•
Globe
Co
93%;
„
200
29%
137
29%
26% Mar
8% May
97
.July
_•
""
CO—
Industries
Tite
r
6,200
5,500
1,000
2
28 V
139
1
Manufacturing
Detroit
9%
2
29%
-100
stock
debenture
8%
9%
5
A
Sep
Jan
Jun
J23% Jan
17% Aug
10% May
1% Deo
4
1,800
'
—10c
Stores
Mfg
Dennison
6
4%
4% Deo
14%
700
Jan
8%
Dec
4%
•
Apr
8 %
3% July
29% Dec
12
34 Va
5"
Gilchrist Co
Davega
10%
Jun
3%
3% May
18% May
4%
-2.50
Controls Corp
Giant Yellowknife
D
Daryl
1,500
2,300
36%
:Toc
Plywood Corp-i
General Stores Corporation.
Genung's Incorporated —-—
Georgia Power $5 preferred$4.60 preferred
Glanhinl
Daitch
4%
.—5
General Gas Corp—
Indus Enterprises-
Aug
Dec
3
1
2,400
2%
11%
1
'General
Mar
39%
8%
common.l
common
5
1%
4y8
Sep
101
3 % July
l7/a Oct
4%
£1
Fireproofing
General
Jan
l8Va
18
51%
89%
Jun
1% Deo
Dec
5% Jan
Dec
15
55%
38% Feb
100
300
—25
Corp——
Development
American dep rets ord reg—
Dec
70
46% Jan
500
.
*
A—~*
.
Manufacturing Co
Cutter Laboratories class
High
General Electric Co Ltd—
—*
Corporation
Cubic
Curtis
1,700
2
4%
1
General
Cuban
__
.
2
2V4
:::?
Alloys CoBuilders Corp common.
convertible
preferred—
21,600
31
Range for Year 1960
Low
37%
2
5
.
General
Jun
37%
100
preferred --i
Mfg Co
General Acceptance
Nov
9%
Shares
High
—
common—
5%
Geilman
8% Jah
Dec
Low
G
19% Jan
17 Va Apr
18% Jan
16 V* Feb
18% Mar
Sales
of Prices
Par
High
Dec
for "Week
Sale Price
.American Stock Exchange
General
Creole
Central
Low
i^y4
dep receipts (ord reg)_—£1
Carrier Industries Inc (Del)_50c
Crown
High*
193/4
American
Milner
Range for tear 1960
15%
l
common
Range
Week's
Friday
Shares
16
class A
*
Corp—.— ——1.50
Last
STOCKS
cl A voting-*
:—-*
beverage
Courtauids Ltd—
Crowley
of Prices
Par
.
1—5
Reynolds
for Week
Sale frice
——,
&
preferred
Range
(Range for Week Ended January 6)
Sales
Last
Exchange
,
Corby
Week's
29
Ya
Nov
9
Jan
2%
Jan
78% Dec
21% July
10 Va
Aug
31% Feb
1%
Jan
30
(130)
The
«
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, January 9, 1961
. .
.
i
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
STOCKS
for Week
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Par
(Range for Week Ended January 6)
Sales
Range
Friday
Low
Shares
Low
High
0
8,000
Jetronic Industries Inc
3,400
Jup|ter Oils Ltd
6%
23,300
1614
Feb
Nov
13%
2
1A May
Sale Price
Jan
M't
Jun
Diablo
A
Tel
Murphy
Corp
Ohio Mlg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co
Muter Company
Kansas
Katz
(D)
Gas
Drug
&
&
4
Electric
Kay
Co
8
Dec
5,300
-3
Nov
16%
Jan
6%
Jan
\
'
97
97
97
10
88
Jan
96
Oct
1
30
27%
30
1,500
26 Vb
Jun
37
39%
25C
Inc
64%
64%
9,395
Feb
78
22%
24%
3,500
13
A pi-
24%
12%
800
11%
Dec
19%
Jan
12 Va
13%
S 2,000
12%
Dec
18%
Oil
1
I
Company
Kingsford Company
Kleinert
v
(H
Knott
Hotels
Kobacker
Kratter
Inc
L)
$1.20
(The)
v>£^
2%
.
*
300
co
313 Mar
1% Mar
4,100
it
JrS-
H
'1%
1 %
1%
2,400
1 Va
Oct
2%
2 5a
2%
2%
1,700
2%
Oct
1%
1%
1%
.
'
1
12-%
5
22%
22%
1
19
I
19
19
preferred-
Forge Co
Consolidada
Inc
2%
17%
Jan
National
A
Jan
Jan
Feb
Brewing
National
25%
Sep
National
Nov
4%
Dec
National
24 %
Jan
National
Mlg
2
100
Company
Weld
Electric
34%
7%
Leesona
6
5%
.—1
-
Le
8%
1,000
5%
preferred
Corp of
Locke
Sep
12%
9% July
14%
4%
4,500
6"%
Oct
I
Sep
7
2,500
17
14%
:■
4%
Oct
15%
Jan
Jan
.
Class
Jun
i
Oct
8%
Jan
Dec
26%
6
1,500
5
Jun
7%
600
5%
Dec
8%
100
8%
Sep
117/b
4%
4%
7%
2%
>
700
4%
8
VB.
6%
100
27/B
Jan
215a
2%
1214
1314
100
10,200
11%
8%
18%
1814"
50c
33
31%
33
*
8%
.
—
—
354
Jan
Oct
Jan
41
Oct
Oct
29%
Oct
18% Feb
16% Sep
10% Jan
2}g Jan
11% Oct |
11
Nov
814 Oct
^ Dec
Aug
10% May >
16
13%
15%
200
23% Jan
24
Jan
Oct
Nov.
>
Mar
38
July
9%
Dec
20
May
26
1,000
—
Jan
Jan
18%
2,100
12%
13 %
33
2054
6j/4
12 %
28
50
33
21
__
Ltd
6 %
Oct
10
Chemical
Jan
Apr
!
Sep
23,000
4%
7%
2,700
—
2%
2%
2%
7,900
2%
Oct
8%
2%'
2%
2%
700
2%
Jun
3% Mar
30c
2%
1%
2%
3,800
1%
Nov
37/a
Jan
1
20%
19%
12
Apr
24%
Aug
16%
20%
16%
3,500
16%
4,200
15%
Nov
17%
Nov
2
13%
13%
13%
300
12%
Oct
15% July
31%
32%
40%
39%
41%
7,700
1%
1%
1%
16,100
A
8,400
%
10c
1
Co
Electric Corp__
class
Corp
Mur
Co
England
Havfin
13%
1,600
New
9
9
5
25c
1
10
.
39%
3,800
33
Nov
63 V4
A
1
—
& Tel
Tel
Clock
Min
Idria
2%
26,700
2
Nov
7%
10%
11
Urn
22
100
4%
4%
9% May
520
26%
24
4%
1,200
—
6 'Va
32%
,,
Jan
Process
20
Watch Co
&
-
1
V.;
34
17% Mb/
500
Feb
Jun
34%
Jun
40%
Dec
'
Dec
2%
Jan
1.7
York
New
Jan
York
New
York
Co
Land
Jan
Oct
32
Jan
8%
9%
1,900
8%
Oct
13%
Jan
1 %
1
1 %
5,300
2 %
May
Co
%
A
19%
20
20
1
Nov
125%
Dec
600
25 Va
Oct
41% Aug
3,400
25%
Nov
43
Jan
21
%
Sep
30
Jan
*
Auction
Co
Honduras
Rosario
27 %
31%
3.33%
Merchandise
26 %
26
•
32
10
154
Feb
'
'
•"
■
-
•
1
5
:
:. 7.%
2054
•
8 Va 4
7%
v
1954
v-
2,800
.
525
20%
6%
15%
-1
7%
Nov
Feb
13%
Jan
24%
<"
Nov
Jan
Nickel
Rim
3%
4%
4%
2,800
1%
25c
1%
400
3%
Dec
7%
Apr
1
Dec
'2%
Mines
Ltd
1
a
Jan
Mines
Lites
Norfolk
North
1
11%
10
11%
11%
100
10%
Dec
153/8
&
1
—:
Southern
American
Railway
Cement
32%
3434
15,900
23 Vb
Oct
36%
17%
18 Vb
6054
60%
62
16
16%
-10c
5,300
15% Sep
423/4 July
10,800
300
~
j"
"
'
•
2.50
Nov
1%
Jan
Dec
10 %
Jan
Jan
1,200
3%
Dec
A
__10
10
North
American
North
Canadian
Royalties Inc.:
4%
;1
4%
39%
3.9
3914
3,100
24%
350
23 %
1%
Nov
Jan
3 %
Jan
Dec
3%
Jan
39%
Nov
1%
39
Sep
-•200
6% July
Sep
"
2
—
2,
"
•
Dec
18
_30c
U
4%
38%
4%
39%
3j'%
,1
class
5
5
Jan
34
_25c
Nov
900
1,800
12,600
A
%
1
Inc
Class B
1
1§
%
%
5%
A
%
•,
-
Nipissing
Noma
_■
1
18%
9%
50c
25o
Arizona
Co
&
Dec
5,400
1
1
Chem
&
Zinc
&
Mining
New
Jan
7%
:A
Dec
Park
New
13% Aug
"May
4%
,
Mexico
New
Jan
2%
Jersey
New
Jan
2%
38
38%
1
_____
—
Oct
S
Inc
13%
Nov
3%
12%
Dec
7'4
2,100
1
New
Apr
7%
1,403
4 54
Jan
9
90 D
9
3%
18%
&
Video
New
Jan
8
8%
Oct
6
77/'a
%
1
Corp
Nestle-Le
Jan
6
7%
.5
Nelly Don Inc
9% May
19
5%
3
A
34%
17%
Transit
Union
Natus
Bartlett—
&
Oct
17%
Car
National
Oct
13%
America Inc
Kessler
29
Machinery
Starch
National
Jun
5%
7
6
Chain,
Steel
Lockwood
6%
614
Jan
400
•
—1
Industries
Steel
National
Dec
3% July
800
7,500,:
600
6%
37%
Jan
5%
Liberty Fabrics of N Y com_
Lithium
Jan
3,700
.«
Corp—
Rubber
14%
Inc
Inc
14%
300
National
3%
Sep
10
Corp.
(RG)
Tourneau
Sep
Dec
7%
600
Jan
IVb
—5
University
Refineries
34%
9,500
Research
600
16%
6%
5
Corp
Leonard
33
33
8%
National
6%
1
Realty
23%
1,430
Hi
23% Mar
New
Lefcourt
814
12%
Dec
4
Inc
Extension
10J
1%
19
13%
3%
Corp
Salle
6%
Sep
Aug
31/2
13,800^
20%
3114
12%
Presto
■
La
Feb
Nov
17
30
4,300,
4% '
4%
3%
__1
Ltd
Petroleum
National
7%
12%
3%
Co
Industries
Dec
1%
National
Apr
35%
7%
3
Sessions
&
Larchfield
9%
1214
Sep
23%
3,600
13%
Industries
Lanston
Nov
2
Apr
Dec
2%
1
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lamson
7%
25c
13%
3,000
.
Machines
Rental Ltd
& Stores—
19%
19%
1
Corp
Ltd
Lakey Foundry Corp__
Lamb
1,200
8
8
-I
;
Equipment
200
19
_
Inc.—
Company
11,600
75 pesos
Electronics
Mines
914
.1
(Mich)—;
Co
Casket
National
19%
Oct
20% July
58,500
m
2%
34%
X
A
S
Radio
Shore
Lake
Nov
'
.1
Hess
Bellas
National
•
mi
18 54-
33 %C
_
10Va
1,600
19
7.50
3V8
Dec
A July
4,800
37^■%
4 54
5
_
1%
900
900
215$|
25c
__
.
1
h4
Jt
24
1
Jan
National Telefilm Associates
Lafayette
27%
614
_1
Inc_
National
La
Dec
8
.1
Inc
—
Nar.ional Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling-.3
4% Mar
Corp Class A'
Apparel
22%
300
20
—
Industries
Napco
National
L'Aiglon
6,303
31%
v—
.5
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
Jan
2%
Dec
..—1
Stores
convertible
Kropp
_
new
Corp.
(The)
cm
it
-
—1.25
,
Rubber Co
(IB)
Klion
2%
104
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
Kirklanck Minerals Corp Ltd
Klein (S) Dept Stores Inc
May
24%
N
Sep
'
.
Nachman
Copper Colbalt Ltd.
Kin-Ark
Feb
15
14
Dec
11%
12%
2.50
6054
12
1
-*.•
Kilembe
Jan
Jan
16%
41/2
20%
1
:
Jan
July
July
Co
&
25,800
23%
Stores
(Walter)
9%
3%
8%
"3
pfd—100
4%%
(Del)
Jewelry
Kidde
3%
Company
Kawecki Chemical Co
Kawneer
9%
50c
Company-
4%
8%
10
-50c
Industries
Aug
14%
5
2.50
Corporation
Murray
Kaiser
Dec
4
24 %
24%
1
Muntz TV Inc
K
Kaltman
314
3%
1
class A
Videotronics
MPO
Dec
3%
2.50
12.50
Tel
&
High
Low
2
1
Mills Inc_:
States
Mountain
Range for Year I960
High
—4
Company
Mount Vernon
Low
•
Shares
V
com
preferred
6%
Co
Glass
Products
Metal
for Week
of Prices
Par
,
,
Clemens
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1960
High
Mt
Jeannette
Week's
Friday
7
'■
25%
»
200'
9%
8%
9 Vb
2
27"
.
62%
Dec
12 % Sep
15%
Dec
30
Apr
' 25
7%
1,400
183/4
Oct
15
Dec
Sep
Northeast
North
Oils
25
.
1 %
1%
1
Ltd—
4%
4 Vb
Airlines
Pen 11
RR
Co__
1%
4,600
4%
1,300
85%
185
%
18,100
1U
1,800
53/4
.
6% May
67 Va
Dec
.61
—50
3%. Jan
Feb
'
Northern
Nirth
Aug
Ind
Rankin
Nova
Nickel
Industrial
Nuclear
Serv
Pub
4%%
1
Ltd
%
1
Mines
7%
73/8
7%
4
3%
4
Corp
Corp of
84
853/8
pfd__100
Amer A
(Del)
10c
88%
Sep
Dec
1%
Jan
Nov
13%
Jan
79 ' '. Jan
6
2 Va
19,100
*
5 '/a
Jun
Auf
M
Mack Truck?
Macke
(G
Mackey
Inc
B)
class
Airlines
A2
Maine
Service
Marconi
Tire
1%
16,100
1%
Dec
2 %
5,800
%
Oct
1 %
Co
Massey-Ferguson
Maule
Feb
10c
Mead
50c
Oil
Johnson
Metal
Iron
4,700
23%
% May
4%
231/2
22
1,400
20
Jan
237a
27%
7,600
2154
Sep
27%
Dec
30%
32%
5,800
26% Mar
36%
Town
9%
9,700
Dec
19%
31%.
31
32%
6,000;
10%
3
—-
10%-
11
3,800
6%
134 %
1
19,200
Apr
33%
100
87
91
90
90
1
common
3%
■<
5%
3,900
43/8
Oct
123/4
54.%
16
16
%
I4.
3%
14
15%
16 Vb
9%
4%
%
Dec
% May
6,100
3%
,100
13%
164%
Aug
13%
Jan
%
A
1,200
V A
;
85
87%
2,500
3454
23 Va
700
*1
Feb
23 %
6%
i93/a
:
6%
preferred
MicromnLic
Hone
•
11
_10
Corp
Microwave Associates, Inc
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv
preferred
6%
2%
1,400
4 Vb
10%
12%
1
1
-
13%
12,500
10%
2%
2%
1,600
107/8
1
7
200
34%
35 %
1
8%
3654
4,200
•
15%
75%
Jan
"19% Aug
Sep
12
230
Dec
20
com
Jan
7%
500
4
3%
Dec
1,500
15 Vb
Dec
22 % *A ug
46
Feb
Dec
1%
Jan
Nov
Pacific
273/4
Jan
Pacitic Gas &
Clay
Oct
Dec
25
32
Oct
313/a
1,800
29 Va
Jan
31% July
28
700
26'A
Jan
28 Va
prel
-25
24 %
Jan
27 % Mar
23 Vb
Jan
233A
Jan
2a3/4 July
26'A Aug
16%
25%
500
25%
25%
1,100
25%
253/d
25
3/8
1,100
22aA Mar
24%
Aug
22%
22%
100
20% July
30 3/4
Jan
22
22%
200
20 Va
Jan
22 3/4
Sep
640
82
Jan
93
Aug
"
7
Jan
43%
.25
-25
Jan
22
Sep
25%
25 %
-
-25
Dec
Jun
-25
Jan
4% July
113 Vb July
8
-
-25
1st
9%. Feb.
21%
500
30%
27 %
38%
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1
1st
39%
313/a
28
e
92
Sep
1% May
10% Jun
900
11
8%
Mar
May
5%
;
Feb
48 %
W Jan
8% Jan
16
Nov
8714
23%
I0o
4
15%
1
Jun
5'A
..
2% Aug
Jan
4%
4
13%
Manufacturing class A
Corp
7%
Oct
Jan
6
60
5
Inc
—1—1
Elect vip
Oxford
Nov
3%
-
(8,403
14
Aug
Jun
Jan
1
Corp
52
16 %
1
95
Jan
3%
300
54
Securities
Jan
36"
•A
400
%
-
5%
43/8
3/8
4
3/8
90c
_
Dec
83/a
68,800
l
1.
173/a
300
2%
2%
1
I
6%
2
131% 135 Va
__
50c
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
—_
_
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♦
Co
Extruders
_
Jan
253A Mar
23 % July
450
5 % %
Miami
700
O'okicp Copper Co Ltd Amer shurcs_l()s
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Opelika Mfg. Corp—
Jan
Oct
.-28,400
7
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preferred
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14%
2 8'A
100
preferred—
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.7%
3% July
13,100
133/8
27-
'
Oils
40c
£1
:
—
5
14 %
27%
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9%
j
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4%%
Old
4%
4%
1.
50c
1
Power
Sep
2.50
Ltd
20c
__
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Okalta
Sep
25
Corp.;
__
_
Brass
Ohio
Sep
11% May
31%
Co
Thermit
1%
Dec
Petroleum
Ogden Corp
Ohio
Marine
Mfg Co—
Refrigerating Co
Island Mining Corp Ltd
&
9,700
25%
Merchants
Merrill
*
•
Menasco
Mesabi
1
<5%
7
Corp_____
&
%
4%
_1
Ltd
Industries
McCulloch
O
Occidental
Sep
A
;
warrants—
Co
27% July
%
Inc
International
Communication
Martin
Jan
Oct
1%
Rubber.
&
36%
16
A
f;{
5%
Stores——:—
Mansfield
Dec
1%
Co
Specialities
Mangel
Jan
13%
1,300
9%
lc
Corporation
Public
Majestic
12%
9,500
21%
9%
33%c
Inc_
.
Oil
Oct
19
21 %
1
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Mages Sporting Goods—
Magma
8%
15%
20%
9Vs
1
.
warrants
Corp
500
18%
MarFadden Publications Inc
Jun
Feb
Midwest
Mill
Piping
Factors
Corp
2.50
4%%
convertible
Corp
of
Airlines
pfd
1554
5%'
86 Va
89
20%
Jun
$4.40
dividend
86 Va
86%
50
79%
Jan
90%
Sep
Dec
24 Vb
Jan
$4 75
dividend
91%
91%
50
85
Jan
98'%
Aug
Aug
15%
Dec
$4.75
conv
122 Va May
.133%
Sep
dividend
89 Va
Aug
5,300
5%
300
12%
11%
4,900
5%
-100
100'
26
I_.
25%
101%
7
July
95
4%
Sep
9%
Jan
2%
Nov
4
Jan
3%
3%
-1,100
Feb
104
Nov
39
Aug
Jan
1
:
%
4,800
%
Sep
1%
39
37
4054
10,100
28%
Oct
593/4
Jan
25
.—_
23%
26%
3,000
18
Oct
393/8
Jan
3'5'n
3%
4,700
3
Oct
•
Jan
.
Precision IndustriesMonongahela Power Co—
<
4.40%
preferred
4.80%
preferred
1
series
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Co
Moody Investors Service partie pref.
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Jan
82T%
84
50
80-
90
90
10
83%
luO
87%
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•
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Northern
Petroleums
/
.
10 %
1058
11%
2,003
57%
57 Va
57%
53
j
141
Feb
*
Mar
96
92%
Dec
10 5V Dec
46
90
Jan
Jan
156
*
85%
.
1
Pacific
—;
Power
Paddingl.011
&
25%
VB
9%
6 %
2%.
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11
240
78'%
300
2 Ve
13%
Aug
Jun
9%
Jan
Jan
18%
4,600
Jun
90
31,500
.6%
100'% 100%
Oct
8
5%
1,500
1154
Jan
4 54
Jan.
Co
59%
Aug
20% July
30%
28%
3lV4
4,000
24%
Oct
1%
20.700
18
Dec
2%
7,600
Va
Dec
1% Mar
6%
Oct
'1%
Amer slmres—1
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U
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7%
1
A
7%
Can:uia
Ltdi
Pato Consolidated
Aug
Peninsular
Pentron
Co'—j.
Electronics
Jan
Jan
14%
300
12%. Jun
16%: Jan
13%
13%
300
11%
Jun
15%
Feb
7%
...1,400
Jan
—
2
Dredg Ltd
1
Metal Products—
....—.1
Traffic
12%
Jan
Aug
14%
••
73/8
.7%
3%
•
3%
2.16
10..M
7%
2,503
3 Va
5>200
83A
10
—_
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v
2.50
1
3
7«A*
2%
200
12%
4%
2 A
5,400
A
Dec
3% Mar
3%
Oct
11%
Aug
7%
Feb
7
300
2
..
—
-
Penn
400
39
,—2
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of
7%
150
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Corp
Parkersbitrg-Aelna
Pafino
Jan
1,000
28%
—
Sep
10,100
26%
--1
Company—
Oct
54%
25 %
Bol
(C Ai
class A_
B
Apr
53
vle„2
A___
Panlepec Oil (C A)
Chemical
100%
53
2fj
—
Petroleum
Parked Pen
A
Tubes
class
Corp
Pancoastal
class
——
pfd—_100
1
Light .5%
Corp
Page-Horsey
Pall
——•
Nov
14% Aug
55% Dec
85 %
84
1
Ltd-
132
'
Warrants
'
_100
B_
preferred series C
•Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Chemical
co
130
preferred-——,—,
Pacitic
Class
4.50%
Montrose
3%
$4.50 preferred
preferred
preferred——
dividend preferred—.
Pacific
Park
Monogram
89
Pacific Lighting
Jan
23%
3%
%
Feb
13%
200
6%
%
35
Jun
125
5
1
Jun
10%
4,200
26
5%
-III
Inc
Oct
83
-luc
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Corp of America
.
14%
12
"ctfs".
Molybdenum
Warrants
6%
Dec
19
—50
Mirro
Mohawk
20.;
•
Light 5%
Aluminum Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR
Aug
11
700
1254
19%
_50c
preferred-
Canada
Minnesota Pwr &
11%
15 %
5
..
Miller Wohl Co common
Mining
12%
20
50c
Co.
1,400
$4.36
Mid-West Abrasive
4
•
.
r
Dec
6 V8 May
6% July
2 V2
Dec
*
•
Sep
6V4 May
Volume
193
Number
6019
.
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.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(131)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
V
'
Par
■
8
-
Peruvian
Oils
8
1,100
7'A
'
66%
600
60
Oct
27 %
900
21
Oct
41'/4
44%
4,600
33%
Jan
1%
1%
5,500
tt Feb
800
13,
31% Mar
1
*
\
.
68
V
Servo Corp of America
337/a
33%
34%,
Be ton
Leather
Bhattuck
4%
-
5%'
100
4%
Dec
6%
Feb
3%
Dec
6%
Jan
7
Dec
Philippine Lgng Disl Tel Co___10 pesos
Phillips Screw Co
1
i
10c
3%
3%
3%
600
Phoenix
Steel
9%
7%
9%
11,100
Piasecki
Aircraft Corp
7% - \
8
500
8
8%
900
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Corp MDel)
Industries
4
:——1
1
Inc
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plastic
Material^ &
96%
Pneumatic Scale -c——-—J—.TO
Polarad
Electronics
96%
7%
Corp
12'A
6%
41
42
50c
97
12
50
Inc..10c
11%
16%
Co
of
Feb
Dec
Class
19%
350
Va
18%
42
89%
300
10
200
:
71/4
6
20 Va
9%
Oct
Simca
Products
class
Jan
36%
American
.
Jun
$3
conv
Powdrell
Alexander
&
Power Corp of
Prairie
2%
2%
2%
2,100
2 %
Nov
3%
Jan
2.50
Polycast (The) Corp__
Polymer Corp class A
11%
10%
12 Va
5,100
9%
Nov
21%
Sep
1
2.50
19%
17%
19%
4,400
15%
Dec
24
Jan
9%
Sep
11
Jan
Jun
58%
Jan
Sonotone
IV2 July
59 Va May
3 Va
Feb
Boss
—;
Inc
(Del)
Canada—
•
Co
50%
50 %
51 y4
780
1
Oil Royalties Ltd—.
Pratt & Lambert
Ltd
2%
2%
214
5,900
*
61 %
44
150
62
66
Prentice-Hall
Preston
Inc
Mines
Proctor-Silex
66%
Ltd
40%
Corp
40%
42%
2,000
4%
—1
4%
4%
3,400
3A
Coast
Penn
43%
Feb
Dec
5%
27% May
Jan
5%
>5%
5%
5%
2,200
5%
Dec
9%
Jun
4.88%
13%
12%
13%
500
11%
Oct
20 V4
Jan
4.70%
19%
19 %
19%
500
1
21%
20 %
21%
1,600
Providence
Public
Company
Gas
Service
4% %
Puritan Sportwear Corp
Pyle-National
Jan
400
35
Jan
56%
Sep
Sep
500
20%' Sep
29%
Jan
Jun
preferred
preferred
cumulative
California
Materials Co
11 Va
in
2,000
23%
Nov
3%
Dec
_
Estate
Trust
of
_40c
America
1
(Robert) •& Co
Co
Resistoflex
■.
—
27
10
Dec
5%
Oct
Oct
21%
Jan
3% Sep
Sep
1,600
6%
17,900
5 %
Dec
11%
Jan
11,500
2
Oct
5%
Jan
.;
3
%
%
11%
14
45%
850
13
15%
•
12
1,000
Sep
Metals
Shares
\
Tube
Steel
53
Jan
6i3/4
Dec
48
May
58 3A
Dec
21%
21%
900
20%
21%
21%
100
20 Ve Mar
Co
(JB)
Stinnes
(Hugo)
Stone
Jan
Jan
Stroock
2,100
3%
Jun
6%
Apr
Oct
28 Va
Jan
1% Aug
Jun
2%
Jan
Sunair
9%
Jan
Sunset
2%
2%
400
8
8
7%
7%
A
11,800
6% July
4,900
la
%
y4 July
8 A
Sep
ft July
1,400
13%
Nov
79%
390
733/4
313/4
2,100
18 %
Inc.
.20c
14%
14%
15
79%
79
30;
28%
100
pfd F
5%
Dec
4%
4%
Jan
Jan
82 Va
(S)
Name
Stylon
Inc
Inc
Jan
6
6
100
53/4 May
7
4%
43/4
200
33/4
8 Va
3%
4 Va
173/a
8%
July
5 %
Feb
'"73/4
500
Oct
Dec
18%
Jan
2,900
8%
Apr
33/4
8,900
16%
16%
1
Roxbury Carpet Company
-2
Company
Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes
Ryan
,
6
50c
1
1%
1%
_1
1
2%
13A
100
6 Va
6 Va
Avenue'Inc.*
(The F C)
2
20,200
1%
900
2 3/8
2%
2 %
Oct
M\Mar
33Ajan
2
Dec
Ltd-
Inc
San Carlos Milling Co Ltd
.
Gas & Electric
series
series preferred
5.60%
53/4
6 %
2.50
16 pesos
Co—
preferred—
4Va%
series preferred
4.40% series preferred—.
b%
183/4
Nov
4
1%
Dec
43/a
1,200
6%
2,600
5%
200
18 V4
20
20
20
^faan
Jan
300
28%
29%
10,100
Jun
8%
9%
12,300
7 Va
Oct
113%
jan
8%
8%
8%
200
73/4
Nov
13%
Jan
14
Jan
10
Sarcee
Petroleums
Inc
6,100
8%
Oct
23%
24
150
22%
Dec
26
Feb
12%
13
300
11%
Oct
183/e
Jan
29,600
3/4
Nov
2 Va
Feb
\
Nov
* x
b
1>.%
Supercrete
Industries
Saxon
Scurry-Rainbow
Seaboard
Allied
Feb
Jan
20%
Jan
.
Oct
V 18 3/4
Sep
23 V4 July
% Aug
1%
Feb
200
% July
1%
8%
8%
9%
Oct
12%
Jan
7
7 Va
600
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
4%
4%
4%
600
4
Oct
6Va Mar
3%
3 %
23A
V/2
10c
1
*
1
2%
2%
2 3/4
1,700
2%
2%
100
33/4
4'/a
5,500
13,900
Ltd
Milling Corp—
Freehold Petroleums
Corp
(The)
Bros
derrick Corp
74%
Dec
17 Va
Jan
243/4
4,400
21
Feb
24%
Jun
"3%
3%
1,000
2%
Feb
6%
Jun
6%
800
53/4
Dec
12 Va
Jan
8%
9
700
7%
Oct
12
Jan
■'
•
A
A
2%
2,700
500
10
10
27%
28 3/4
67%
69 3/4
~8%
5
12
1
15%
2%
2%
5
1
3
Inc—
1
class B
For footnotes,
see page
32.
■
4
Va
12
12%
900
11%
Dec
20%
15%
15%
300
14%
Nov
17
23/4
15,600
Dec
lftVs
Nov
3% July
223/4 Sep
43%
1,200
36 %
July
47
Aug
183/4
200
17%
Dec
23%
Jun
33%
%
8%
36
Va
9,700
30 Va
Oct
42
Sep
35%
9
9%
6% May
2
Jan
Jan
Mar
3%
Oct
43%
1,200
4%
Oct
16,800 \
3%
Feb
9Va July
43/a Mar
3%
2
25o
3%
33A
9,700
Jan
6Va Mar
Dec
2'/a
1%
2 Va
15,900
3
3
3%
4,300
2 %
2'A
2%
2%
1,5001
2>
Dec
4
5% '
,-1
10c
5%
5 Va
900
4%
Oct
8%
Jun
Oct
42 Va
Apr
3% Aug
July
May
2
30
30
31 Va
5,800
23
Inc
ion
Class
4%
class A
B
5
21 'A
1,500
9*0
16%
Feb
233A
21V4
20%
20%
21V4
5
common
common
15%
Jan
233A
Apr
200
6 Va
cumulative
Jun
7 Va
Jan
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
33 Va
36
*
>35%
32
12%
37
3,700
32 V*
Dec
38 Va
123/4
14
56,900
2,900
6%
Jun
14 Va
Dec
2
Feb
4Va
Aug
9,300
11 Va
—
—-—50c
Operations
Tel-A-Sign
39 V4
5Vi
34
39 %
5
Corp
!
Inc
Inc
7
Apr
7
40%
5V4
10
*
Materiel
Technicolor
-.7
21%
—1
preferred
Teletro
3'A
13 Va
93/4
1
10 Va
1
2%
2%
_10c
7%
5%
23/8
1%
63A
*5%
1%
1%
393A
Nov
•
Dec
10%
Jan
5
33% Dec
400
10%
3%
123/4
25
6,800
4,000
3
12 Va
*—10c
Inc
20c
Industries
Corp
Teleprompter Corp
^Television
Industries
Inc
Electronics
Inc—25c
50c
.
Oil "Corporation
Power
&
1
Light $4.56
pfd__
Jan
35% Dec
Dec
8
14% Aug
43A Nov
8 Va
2,100
2
4,100
6 Va May
10%
Sep
1,100
5%
Dec
73A
Nov
5,#00
1%
Dec
4% Mar
6
23/4
1%
2
1,400
Mar
iy8 Jan
Jan
1
Dec
2Va July
93 V4
Aug
l/<r
1/a
1%
Jan
10
8%
4,900
8%
Oct
18 3/4
Jun
83/a
9%
7V8
12,300
6Va
Dec
73/a
Dec
5
17V*
16%
17%
^3,900
15%
Nov
203A
Jan
10c
1%
1 Va
3,500
1 %
Dec
3%
Jan
8%
1%
8 A
100
7%
Dec
14%
6%
6%
500
5 Va
Aug
11%
Jan
Jun
27%
Jan
1>
10
——
Shovel
Co
Thompson-Starrett
70c convertible
Thorncliffe
Co
Inc
com
preferred
10
Ltd
Park
—
6%
1
253A
1
18Ve
Tilo
Roofing
Inc
Amer
deposit rets ord registered
83/a
Jan
5%
Oct
Tower
2
4 Va
Jan
Oct
5%
Feb
3
Dec
4% Mar
16 Va
Apr
3,400
14%
Apr
28% July
23
Aug
400
9%
Dec
14% July
1,000
23 Va
Jun
31%
Jan
183A
2,000
13%
Oct
22
Jan
May
5%
20%
84
2%
4%
300
4,900
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Nov
Dec
1,500
'
Nov
2V4
26/a
25 A
17%
26
—1
25'A
25 V4
11
^25c
Inc
Jan
20'A
5V4
20
Thorofare Markets Inc
2 Va
<
Jan
2,200
3
89
50c
2 3/4
43A July
21% Aug
16,300
10c
Inc
"warrants"
Inc
Oct
8%
•
1,300
9%
•
5Va
10,700
21
600
33A
43/a
20 Vi
Jan
8
43A
2 3A
20%
Jun
92
33/a
Oct
21%
Dec
40%
Nov
8
4%
73/a
20
10
Oct
62%
3%
8%
20
Jan
253/4
75
100
.
18%
1
Jun
5,700
Jan
_1
Corp
4%
5
Jan
Jan
15
10c
Petrol
200
53/a
Dec
40%
1
£1
deposit r«ts def registered
5s
Shipyards Corp
20
Toledo Edison 4V»% preferred
—100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
.1
5
Nov
2,600
•
Jan
5
2
8%
28%
%
4%
Va July
4,400
2%
2%
10c
—
—
.
Amer
—
Todd
Acceptance
Corp
Trans Cuba Oil Co class
Beaporcel Metals Inc
Securities Corp General
Seem an
July
9
6%
Jan
3
Oil Co
Seaboard, Plywood & LumberWestern Airlines—.
Seeburg
59
6
.3%
1,500
1,100
24%
24%
70
10%
5
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Syntex
Corporation
Thew
Sep
18%
50,700
5%
Co
Seaboard
Security
68%
14% July
v
lti
25c
25c
-1
3.50
1
1
Paper Corp
& Fisher
1%
x9%
•
:
Ltd
Textron
A
(Del)
Savoy
Sayre
%
68%
J
—
Inc.
Jan
lh
TUT
50c
17 %
10
25c
Inc
(Del)
Electronics
International
Texstar Corp
Textron
Electronics
%
1
Ltd—
Ltd
Petroleums
' Sep
9%
Thriftimarket
Sapphire
Jan
72% Jan
29 % Dec
9%
54
Enterprises, Inc
Jan
213/4
Jan
I6V4
22 V4
143/4
3,100
to
16
Oct
6% May
17 Va
21%
Sep
Nov
8,400
1
1
19
15% Mar
18%
t,
20
—20
20
20
NOV
July
7%
29%
10c
Superior Tool & Die Co
Superior Window Co class A
Texas
-•
17
Jun
60
50c
;
ordinary—
Corporation
Texam
Ltd
4%
12%
10c
;
Terry Industries Inc
Corp
8%
Feb
11% May
58%
_1
B
—
Terminal-Hudson
Diego
200
11%
1
Tenney Engineering Inc—>
Salem-Brosius
1,900
3-WiJan
2%
'1,500
1,100
2 Va
Jan
1%
7,400
2%
2
23/s
43/4
Nov
5& Dec
"
43/8
,..1,900
5
Apr
& Co
Technical
San
7%
15
4%
*
1
—.
Corp
Corp
change
Technical
50c
Royal American Corp—
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Lawrence
7%
14%
4%
Aug
21
41V4 Aug
4%
4
23
Aug
Oct
6
£1
Dec
26
.
—1-50
30c
———-5:<;
Inc
Products
7%
3 V4
4%
Products
Raceway
500
8,500
1
Ltd—
rets ord regis
Roosevelt
7
1965—
*
Field
Bt.
7%
15
10
Stop & Shop Inc.
Co—
3
Elec 4%
Roosevelt
Russell
2
lo
Co.
Container
22% Aug
20
Corporation
Stetson
Jan
1
Mines
Canada
Feb
8%
preferred
Oct
5
i's
Gas
to
&
Fifth
Corp
Corp.
Dec
4%
8
313/4 Aug
193/4 Mar
♦
Corp
class
Mar
Ramco
Rogers Corp
Russeks
21%
25
Sterling Aluminum Products
'Sterling Brewers Inc—
S
"Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
Jan
13
8% Aug
30 Va Aug
Dec
1
Enterprises
of
Parts
8%
2%
17 % May
28 % Jun
52%
1
Instruments
Co
Dec
,50c
6 % May
Sep
Aug
Co
Uranium
Statham
Steel
3%
6,700
300
25%
(The) Corp common
Stalecourt
6,900
17%
7%
66
Inc.
50c convertible
4%
14%
Jan
6%
25 Va
(Kentucky)
Aviation
Starrett
3%
16%
15%
22% May
22% Jan
Co__
Oil
5
*
Feb
Oct
100
Co
Products
4%
„1
Jun
8%
1,500
600
Forging? Corp
26
Nov
Dec
6%
453A
24
1
14
2
6%
Jun
Feb
24%
1
59%
Feb
9% July
3,000
.
5
% May
1,800
•
58%
58
-1
A
Robinson Technical
Amer dep
,
2%
-1
Ltd common—
Valley
extended
Rolls Royee
19%
Jan
4%
Jan
4
24
•
60
Stanrock
Aug A
11%
Jan
24%
24%
12
Stanley
Jan
-
4%
6
1
Warrants-series
Gas
300
1
Rio Algom Mines
Rowland
Dec
Nov
Nov-
Jan
113 Va
~9%
.
Mining
Argentine
Rochester
1,600
4%
-1
——
Ridgeway Corp
Vtc
19%
.10
Corp
Grande
%
4%
27/a
Inc
Foil
19
4%
iVa
Corp.
Industrial Corp—:
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Rio
6%
-5c
Corp—
Investment
Remington Arms Co Inc
Rico
15%
2,200
19
1
Reliance Insurance
Republic
Republic
1,800
7%
24%
—_1
Soundcraft
Reinsurance
Reis
21%
17 Va
6%
19%
1
Broadcasting & Dev..
Reeves
2,300
16 Va
7%
Investment
Pump Co
Reeves
.
36% July
29 Va Aug
Nov
35 Va
July
4%
800
8,800
Nov
35 %
25
15% May
17%
.24%
—10
Realty Equities Corp of N.Y.
rteda
12 % Jan
200
13%
26%
4,670
1,700
1
Standard
'
600'
Jan
30
Standard Dredging Corp common.
$1.60 convertibla prmerred
Jan
27 %
13%
Apr
36
1
29 %
3
Royalty
Standard
22
Jan
39
——
29%
Realty & UtUltlen
Southland
Standard-Thomson
Rapid-American Corp
Rath
Packing Go_:
>
Rayette Co Inc_
—
Real
;
2
Southern
Jan
R
13%
Jan
8
1,400
Line
Standard
1
5%
4}& Dec
29%
Mnc
Pipe
Standard
___1
~9
9%
Spencer Shoe Corn—
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stahl-Meyer
Inc
—
1,100
2,800
'
453A
—25
Petroleum
Southern
5,300
Inc.
Jan
/
25
Southern
•(i-fT.
Enterprises,
Va
27%
preferred
Southern
Standard
Inc
Jan
% May
3% Nov
29%
preferred
cumulative preferred—
Standard
Ramco
6%
Jan
2%
12.50
cumulative
4.08%
Q
Ramo
3%
5%
25
83%
2/(i
3%
Dec
1
Co
cumulative
21%
Corp.
Quebec Power Co
61,600
'
26
50
2 Va
i7<r
Dec
May
25
21%
Quebec Lithium
Jan
31
129
Aug
1
25
49
3,300
293A
1,000
%
1
.
preference
88
14 %
17% July
19 Va
45
1%
5%
preference
11%
13
18,300
25
6
cumulative preferred
Jan
13%
23%
.
-
5%
convertible
9%
5
Apr
5%
cumulative
81 Va
Co
Va
5%
4.48%
175
14 Va
Jan
*
4.56%
1,700
13 Va
%
V 5%
•
Jun
10%
14
1
5%
£1
Aug
83 V2
*„
5,800
31
20 Va
10%
:
Sep
50%
33%
83%
3
19%
29%
Oct
10%
20c
Oct
45%
Apr
100
Puerto Rico Telephone Co_.
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber—
17 Va
50%
15
Colorado—
of
Jan
900
31
18%
♦
preferred
46%
1
4.24%
(The)
Dec
•
Co
4.32%
Prophet
96 %
•
Corp
original
1
20
3%
fr
1
Oil
Jan
July
Southern California Edison—
1
Progress Mfg Co Inc common_:
$1.25 convertible preferred
.25c
'
Manufacturing
South
.
ft
Corp
South
25
-
_1
*
5,000
Oil
313A
Mar
89
-
18
22%
25
1%
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered
Slick Airways Inc
Smith (Howard)
Paper Mills
Feb
23%
2
;
Venezuelan
Oct
90
50
%
17 Va
2
Publishing—
1
preferred
Simpson's
243/s
Sep
10% Mar
Nov
3,600
A
10c
Shares
Boardman
—I
A
A
.
Simmons
400
98
17%
10c
Co
Silvray Lighting Inc
Jun
593/4
Oct
17
12,100 >
103% Aug
133A Mar
Sep
May
35
200
Jan
Sinclair
Poloron
3
B
40
"
30 %
Petroleum
Signal Oil & Gas Co class
Jun
Jan
6%
Canada
America-*.
Siboney-Curibbean
Aug
7%
Shoe
of
Jan
16
1,200
129
98
24%
Dec
35
28^
125
Oct
7V8
7
27%
129
.—100
Jan
7% May
•
High
9V4
40
6%
12.50
preferred—
Silver Creek Precision Corp
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
—*
Polymers
16
Power*
3,400
8
40
common
Range for Year 1960
Low
12%
7%
5
Mining
Sherwin-Williams
5%
7%
Shares
High
11%
Co__,
Denn
Bhawinigan Water &
Sherwin-Williams Co
Sep
12
_20c
—
for Week
4
of Prices
Low
—1
Servomechanisras Inc
Jan
66% July
1% Mar
47%
1
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Feb
Aug
40 %
Week's
Last
Exchange *
"Higlji
De&sv
26%
American Stock
»
—5
'—
Low
65%
lft
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Industries
High
"7%
41%
Minerals—-—-——1
&
Range for Year 1960
65%
-20c
Inc.—-—.
STOCKS
Shares
26 %
.
Photo
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Low
(Range for Week Ended January 6)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Pep Boys (The)————
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp__
2.50
Perfect
Week's
31
class A
—
84
2%
1
—
83
2%
4
50c
Va
Va
Va
Trans Lux Corp
1
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com_10c
15%
9V4
14%
8%
15%
9%
Trav-ler
A
Radio
Corp
Triangle Coiiduit & Cable
Tri-Continental
True
,
Co
•
warrants-
Temper Corp
10
\
5%
5%
153A *
15%
25Va
1
24%
153A
25%
5%
—
19%
20
5% July
12% May
63A
Fell
800
19%
Dec
27% Jan
175
78
Jan
86
200
300
1,500 '
2% May
Dee
3%
3%
Jan
8%
Jan
A J**
% July
-8% Feb
Sep
16%
Dec
1,800
8 Va
Dec
17%
Jan
2,300
1,400
5Va
Dec
73/4
Nov
14%
Dec
29
Jan
5,200
20 y4
Oct
27%
Jan
Dec
22
Jan
500
19%
32
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE -#RanSe
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Sale Price
Par
for Week
Low
Range for Year 1960
Low
High
Union
Gas
Union
Investment
Union
Stock
Co
of
Canada
Yards
of
4
,
Omaha
Asbestos
101/4
101/4
2,400
14%
Oct
16
600
12%
10%
300
9%
Apr,
May'
20
United Aircraft Products
United
15%
•
Co.,
16i/a
26%
1
Inc
41V
287/a
3%
Oct
8y8
Jan
3%
Oct
5
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
1
%
42'A
42i/4
A
%
9,400
ii
Dec
42'A
200
40%
Oct
%.
•
5,000
Improvement
Industrial
United
Milk
United
Molasses
&
Investing—2.60
American
6%
do
51/a
6%
65,200
11/4
li/4
1 %
3,400
4%
4%
200
4% July
7%
Nov
37/a
8y2
Jun
10s
5%
Dec
6
Feb
100
167%
Jun
181%
Delaware
1st
A
Pacific. Aluminum
U S
Air
Ceramic
U S
Foil
U
Tile
Co
class
1st
B
Finland
Universal
Consolidated
Universal
Container
Universal
Controls
Universal
Marion
General
3%.
1,700
3
Dec
5%
Jan
AGuantanamo
6%
6%
1,300
5%
Dec
11 %
351/8
36%
36,600
271/4
Sep
May
3% Apr
30 Va May
46%
Jan
11%
Jan
6 Va
Aug
41 %
Jan
36
8%
2,500
900
9
~5%
4%
5%
17,200
31 1/8
321/4
500
6%
•
—_
5
—
V
14
81/4
2,100
16%
39,700
28'A
50
13%
16
7i/8
15%
28%
7'/a
25c
141/4
7,100
81/2
3,300
8
Va
6%
Dec
-
32'/4
17.78
..
8
6
Dec
12%
19
1978
series
4s
A
1993
B
Mtge Bank 5s
Corp—
11% Mar
Corp
Midland
of
Valley
13%
debs
RR
197/a
Dec
National
Bellas
Dec
18
Feb
National
Research
4s
6% May
9% July
5s
Hess
convertible
1
5%s
Vanderbilt Tire &
Norman
Inc
class
Vita
Food
1,900
8% Mar
1,800
5%
Dec
12'A
7%
5%
300
4%
Dec
6%
Sep
6%
6
6'A
1,700
5%
Dec
7
Oct
13 %
13%
13%
4,700
9% Mar
-250
A
.
14
14
15
1
9
Coke
Co
8
8%
1,900
9'A
18,800
2
6%
6%
6%
7,700
_25o
&
Products
16%
16%
16%
11,100
13%
12%
13%
.1,200
•
IlOO
Inc.—_—'
12%
12%
13%
5,700
Ohio
Jan
extended
Water
5%
Aug
Oct
12
3%s
19% July
Public
Jan
12%
Rapid American Co
4% May
11 %
July
9% May
8%
Oct
17%
6"%
Jun
Aug
14
Jan
Safe
subord
conv
Harbor
debs
Water
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs
7% preferred
Waite
&
6%
Inc
non-cum
Waltham
•
new
conv
Precision
_4
com
pfd
:
Instrument Co
Webb & Knapp Inc common
$6 series preference
Weiman
&
Wentworth
West
Chemical
Products
Gold
Western
&
Uranium
pfd
Mar
Jun
3%
5%
4%
Dec
2
1%
iy8
WAkL
2
1
2
1
12,800
76
Va
1%
Dec
1
Jun
170
61
July
Jan
3%
400
3%
Apr
5y8
Aug
1,200
1%
Oct
3%
Jan
5,500
U
Dec
111
Jan
17%
Oct
23%
Feb
Jan
88% Aug
u
%
19%
18%
19%
300
1
4%
4%
4%
5,500
3%
Jan
5%
Apr
4%
3%
4%
4,600
3%
Dec
4%
Dec
3%
3%
200
3
Aug
4
Western
3
3%
500
2%
Dec
3%
series
E
J an-July
1998_Jan-July
6s
%
1,100
% Mar
%
1,250
120
%•
74
.
33
30%
33
21%
20
21%
400
l
44
10c
29
Dec
19%
Dec
series
4%s
series
series
4%s
5s
series
series
%
44
100
L
I
conv
3s
1965
ft Sep
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Southwestern
.s.
K
600
18% Mar
3%
3.400
29%
1,900
14% May
Dec
21%
Nov
1
13%
13%
13%
500
12 %
Jan
15
Jun
10
8%
8%
8%
3,700
7%
Dec
11%
Jan
1
4%
4
4%
4,200
2%
Feb
Wilson Brothers
-
Gas
Gas
&
3'As
1970
(Calif)
Electric
3s
3'As
1
25
pfd—i.lOO
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
(F W)
80
96
7r7;; 1
99%
99'A
CD O £
11
101%
87%
96
'
v;
81
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10
•
87%
,
90
97%
86
2
96
3
90%
117%
124
94
125
99%
123'A
169
:
—
67
95
•v.,
60
—
—
96%
75%
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51
•
„
65
88%
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95%
$86
——
88
76
$80
86
79
84%
$84%
86
78
85%
$90'A
92
84%
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81%
-
•
81%
92
■
92
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-
—
99
—
'99
—:'
$100
■/
104
97%
105
96%
;
—
103%
103
107
~
91
91
$89%
Jan-July
,
98
94%
104%
$88%
—
84 %
92
90
.
3
$102'/4 103%
•
92%
78
81
$100'/8 102
"
"
„
■
■;
1
7/ $96
•
.
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1970
113
67%
__
119
$85%
April-Oct
1971
Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb
&
Knapp
Inc
5s
debs
4
86 /'
91%
83%
^
—
88 %
86%
—
90%
98%
99
3
98
96%
96%
4
90%
98
63 Vz
66
7
63
72
'
.June-Deo
1974
J-'1
June-Dec
•
—
100
3%
25
%
Jun
19%
20
19%
20
%
28% July
3% Aug
30 y4
9
(Germany)
7s
1951—
2,6(00
91
90%
"8%
~7% "8%
91
60
•
1
17%
5'As
series" A
1967—
4%s
series
1967
AHanover
B
(Prov)
Dec
34%
1949
18
18
,
stamped (Plan A) 2%s
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
A7s
(issue
of
Oct
1927)
Feb
13%
15
"" "
,
$87
1
—
69
87
Parana
stamped (Plan A)
(Republic of)—
1972.
98
July
Peru
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A)
Oct
29
Apr,
2,100
7%
Dec
14
Jan
200
17%
Dec
30 Va
7 A
Dec
liy4 Aug
3% Jan
—
65
-r
67
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
"v,
"
$80
$80
90
„
99
—
—
Jan
900
92
_
i
May-Nov
April-Oct
2'As 2C08
Jan
94%
89
__
$54
—
16%
89
$85
$120
—
2008—May-Nop :'.-l
1947
5s
$13%
99
1
Jan-July
2s 2012—Jan-July
$66
■'
100%
,
67
63%
45
45%
52
7
90
98%
Jan
20%
$115
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
;
6%s
Maranhao
Jun
23%
2
Jan-July
Port & Waterways 6%s 1952
Jan-July
Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment debentures—
Dec
17% Aug
\
V
Municipalities
ADanzig
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
common
5% preferred—;
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
Woolworth
23%
•
Williams-McWilliams Industries
Williams (R C) & Co
90
"
J2T
'
$64
95%
Feb-Aug
Gas
86 V4
v
'
Mar-Sept
Wasatch
Jun
28
Inc
21
93%
95%
Jan-Aup
Mar-Sept
1983
77
105'/2
98%
37
96
119
•
Feb-Aug
-
1985
California
H Mar
29%
Stores
:
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
1982
Counties
50
Feb
12,800
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1973
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series
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37% Jan
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River Oil Corp
Wichita
93%
:
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1979
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10
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White Eagle International Inc
58%
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series
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93
79
2
36%
20
.
98%
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1964—June-Dec
1973
series
3%s
76% May
2%
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.
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15,200
1968
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75
76
series
3s
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100
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Western Nuclear Inc_
Western
3
70
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Dec
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3%
40
70
1%
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6%
1
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~3%
1.25
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Texas
1
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100
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West
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70
10
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100
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1967.
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14
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1964
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series
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99%
79
104
102
1970—Jan-July
1963
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to
Power
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19
;
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1970
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Feb
17
&
3 Vas
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—
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mortgage 3s 1971.
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Waco
7
57%
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Power
1st
91%
82 Va
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104%
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Pennsylvania
6
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Jun
5%
47
1
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Vornado
9%
5%
5'/8
1
Vinco
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal
8%
5%
warrants-
Venture Capital Corp of America
Vietoreen
(The) Instrument Co
Viewlex
9%
1
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Industries
50
121
119
63%
37
105
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1984
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1953
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36%
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1
138
84%
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1
108
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May-Nov
1970.
1963—_r
Jun
28
Apr
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Mar-Sept
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22
44
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69%
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subord
conv
■
-
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1963
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Lithium
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103
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&
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1961
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93
44
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109
120
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120
.
Feb-Aug
National Theatres & Television
Valspar Corp
~
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Jan
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Utah-Idaho Sugar
Jan
3%
10
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Insurance
3%s
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debentures
7%
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&
of
Builders
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7%
1
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1975
Year 1960
No.
52
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1973
Range for
Sold
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mortgage
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1
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Universal
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1
Co
100
■
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.
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500
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1970
100
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Corp—
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-
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debs
6s
subord
conv
General
United
June-Dec
1994
Apr
.
Ltd—
United N J RR & Canal
Stores
6%s
Jan
Dec
Industries
Davega
Jan
11/4
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dep rets ord regis
1974
debs
6s Aug 1
1998
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Chicago Transit
Apr
Jan
4%
"warrants"
Products
4s inc
Power 3'As
Steel
Edison
Chemoil
A May
1%
55
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Jan
1,100
4
Elastic
United
Boston
Bethlehem
debs
Pump
13%
Jan
subord
conv
&
Appalachian Elec
4%
United
Corp
5%s
Steel
28 y4 May
17
a
Jan
3%
United
United
-
4
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50o
Corp
Nov
or
Sale Price
Low
AAmer
15%
Last
Period
High
Alsco
16%
Interest
American Stock Exchange
u
Unexcelled Chemical Corp..
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Shares
of Prices
Monday, January 9, 1961
.
.
for Week Ended January 6)
Sales
Range
Last
American Stock Exchange
.
Hargreaves Ltd
*
regular
5s
8%
8ft
£1
40o
2% May
1%
"lA "l%
20,500
1
May
1%
Jan
f
No
'par
value,
Ex-liquidating
(not
included
tribution.
A
x
Bonds
a
Deferred
distribution,
in
year's
Ex-rights,
z
1
20%
50o
5%
lOo
4%
20%
20%
900
20
Mar
29%
Jun
Sep
8ya
Jan
3% May
5%
Jan
5
6
2,100
4%
4Va
4%
2,900
dividend,
for
and
receivership.
in
ask
prices;
(not
included
(not
sales being
n
included
range),
d Ex-interest,
Under-the-rule
in
year's
transaction
range),
t Ex-dis¬
^
,
no
in'year's
h Ex-principal,
cash
dividend.
being traded flat.
t Friday's bid
Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore Co
Zapata Petroleum Corp
transaction
r Transaction
Ex-stock
§ Reported
sale
delivery
g Ex-stock
range),
.
:
.
transacted during the current week.
——
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock;
"vtc," voting-trust certificates;
"wi," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants. '
Volume
193
Number
6019
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(133)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Range
American
Agricultural
American
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
Company
Boston
Cities
Copper
Eastern
4%%
6'/<
5%
Ford
Motor
Gillette
Stores
50%
Apr
58I/2
Jan
160
39 Va
Jun
52%
Dec
13%
13"%
20
12%
Dec
23%
Jan
National
100
_—
60c
—
1
Jan
Feb
30
Mar
Pennsylvania
63%.,'67
72%
71%
Dec
100
5%
Feb
12
181
47%
Dec
402
49%' 50%
*
5
61
Sep;
61% July
931/8 Jan
.
74
<
2,198
.
70%
Sep
100 %
Jan
89%
189
59%
Jan
91%
Nov
22 %
22%
50
20%
Nov
36%
Jan
Corp_
*
73%
77%
293
71%
Theatres
25
17
17%
74
4
22%
23%
341
1
12
12 %
1,300
common
Corp
Racing
Association
!
Companies
Chemical
Reynolds
Regis
Schenley
Paper
Southern
Co
Southern
Railway
1,000
5c
July
10c
19%
Jan
22%
34
Jun
41
44
132
38%
Nov
53%
49%
Dec
79
Jan
9314
9414
30
57%
Feb
34%
93%
Dec
34%
70
31%
22
22
Sep
48%
25
20
Oct
37%
Jan
58%
iuS
40%
Fruit
United
Shoe
Co
I
17
12%
45
130
38% Mar
53
531/2
115
48
37%
Machinery Corp
Standard
207
35%
Oil
(Ind)
(N J>
25
Union
U
S
54%
Woolworth
47 y»
Dec
1,116
35% Mav
38y8 Dec
47 V*
42%
50%
54
Jan
54%
139
44%
Jun
56
Jan
83%
84%
84
100
65%
Jun
Jan
109
107%
Oct
86y8
'148
103y4
Jan
BONDS—
We
I21%i
16%
79%
—2.50
43
43
43
50
'
.
Transit
48%
48%
68%
Oct
42
65
1998
__
41 %
32% Mar
30
Friday
Sep
STOCKS
Aug
171/4
19
581/4
2,783
14"%
250
5OV4
•
64
Apr
Jan
Par
A
C
F
Wrigley Stores
Dec
62%
Jan
Dec
651%
Jun
American
47%
48%
285
451/2
Oct
65%
Jun
Avis
48%
Allen
Electric
Metal
Inc
Products
Week 's
Last
Par
Cincinnati
1
Gas
common
Mililng
Cincinnati
Telephone
_
12%
S
37%
39
436
37%
97%
37%
.
"r'
L—'
——
•
Sep
34%
Feb
Feb
26% July
39%
Dec
87% Mar
97%
9
Sep
Sep
12
110
6y2
Jan
Jan
23%
185
20%
28%
85
85
21%
22%
60
—-—5
Card
85
Sep
90
Sep
17%
1,543
Sep
110
Jan
Jan
22%
Dec
60
61%
31
31%
405
25%
Oct
132 % 137 %
1,266
8iy2
Feb
139%
Dec
69
25%
Nov
34%
Jan
31%
2b %
—
715
26%
Ex-Cell-O
Ford
Allied
Stores
,
55
'
Jan
Jun
62
36% Mar
Co
American
Tel
American
Tobacco
Avco
58
Jan
22
Oct
39
Jan
32%
32%
65
28
Sep
35
Jan
72%
73%
20
70%
Dec
70%
—
21%
22%
34%
45%
35%
46"%
378
—
17%
17%
18%
298
—33%
Co
105
—___—12
1
33%
Oct
Fruehauf
Gar
Dec
29%
13%
13
'
108%
Service
23%
Dec
50
42
Dec
67
International
Sep
77
41%
23%
:
13%
183
11% May
.13
Du
Breweries
Federated
Ford
LaSalle
Wines
Leonard
Masco
—;
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Trailer
Refineries
General
"
Motors
General
Screw
31
Parke
Davis
Pfeiffer
Gulf Oil
&
&
Martin
'72
McGraw
Mead
—
-
,
—1
—
—
Edison
:
Montgomery
Manufacturing
Studebaker, Packard
Udylite Corp
Cash
National
£—,
National
Distillers
'National
Lead
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips
Pure
;
-
..
—
—~r
Petroleum-
17%
Nov
1,410
3%
Nov
40%
Dec
1%
100
1%
Dec
Jan
Feb
30
■
6%
Jan
55%
Jan
3%
Jan
600
iy8
Apr
2 V4
Sep
100
4%
Aug
6%
Jan
10%
150
10%
Dec
13
May
Dec
17y4
325
17
Dec
17
28y4
28%
1,377
27%
Dec
32%
6y8
6y2
500
4%
Sep
6%
Oct
2y2
150
2y4
Apr
2%
Jan
May
12%
Jan
11
__
7%
11
238
10
'
Jan
6%
7%
825
3%
Jan
10%
12%
325
10%
Dec
16% Mar
100
2y0
Nov
2% July
50% Jun
2
2
37
38%
1,720
3Ya
3y8
175
8V2
—
sy2
200
3
Oct
May
4%
Jan
Dec
12 y2
Jan
-20%
Jun
24%
Feb
157/8
100
16%
Aug
21
Jan
7%
689
6%
Dec
24%
Jan
Oct
18 Va
Jan
22
i57/a
__
36% Mar
9
540
21%
—
'■
17% Aug
447/a
Dec
50
Dec
210
55
Oct
69%
Jan
38%
Nov
70% Jan
65
51%
10
Par
Abbott
Laboratories
Steel
5
7%
'
16 %
.
57%
15
114
-
Brass
8
19 %
1914
r
40%
*
72
40%
26%
Aluminum
Co
Dec
American
Airlines
Jan
American
39%
Feb
50
47
65
14%
-52
52%
Oct
American Can Co
85%
Dec
American
Cyanamid
31%
Jan
American
Investment Co
Mach
&
Dec
25%
American Motors
265%
Jan
American
Rad
Stano
95
Feb
133
Jun
American
Steel
32%
Oct
39%
Dec
American
Tel
61 % July
93
Jan
American
Tobacco
17%
29%
Feb
American
Viscose
~
Jan
&
&
7%
100
6%
Dec
16%
16%
14 y2
Jan
10%
10%
24%
26 y4
3,000
32%
32 y2
32%
200
72%
69%
74%
1,400
8% May
22%
Oct
28% Oct
•1%
Oct
17%
Apr
8
Jan
Jan
Nov
19% July
13% Jan
39%
Jan
35% Jan
107
Jan
Company
99% Dec
43%
667
40
Dec
56%
Armco
Jan
Jan
Steel
27% Dec
34% Dec
26% July
%
Armour &
24%
..
Dec
Sep
Atchison
37
Jan
49% Jan
Sep
59
60%
85
50%
40%
50
34% May
8914
Dec
Ashland
Corp
Co.
Oil
35 y2
4,600
31
Dec
43 Va
45%
46%
1,900
40
Oct
59%
20 Va
20%
400
17%
Feb
20% Oct
89%
85%
89 y2
2,200
49%
Jan
91
Dec
18%
80
Jan
108 Va
51% May
65%
Dec
33
43%
Dec
63
Jan
15%
Oct
3414
Nov
Bell
Jan
Bendix
74%
Dec
Benquet
25%
54%
52%
Jan
Jan
50%
Oct
6914
Jun
Booth
46
Jan
61%
Dec
Borg-Warner
34%
Jan
Brach &
Jan
Brunswick
Jun
41%
42 y2
3,000
50
46 y4
44
46%
900
13%
14
400
35»/2
35%
35%
500
29%
68%
*68%
70
800
57%
38
39
1,000
29% May
41%
Feb
22%
21%
22%
750
18% July
23%
Jan
24
21%
24
80%
Sep
27%
Jan
Jan
10 Va Aug
11% May
17% AUf
17
!
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1
Burlington
Burroughs
62
6014
25%
25%
26%
134
24%
Dec
87%
85l4
88%
177
79%
Sep
150
21
145
50
.34/4 Jan
4414 Mar
27% Jun-
<_
109
.
-
-,
.,"
■?.
;
49%
53%
May
42% Oct
10% July
Oct
Sep
9y2
9%
9%
2,100
1,200
13%
13%
13%
1,500
13
13
13
500
11%
Nov
50c
Co
'38%--Jan
38% May
76 y4 Jan
4
4
200
3%
Jan
9%
4%
Jan
Jun
Consolidated
Inc
(Un)
17%
18
400
17 %
Oct
24
15%
15
15%
900
13%
Oct
20%
Jun
69
67%
56%
Oct
74
Feb
pi
Fisheries
300
69
1%
3,300
43
1%
Oct
1
May
37% Dec
57%. Jan
8
—t
Corp
(E J)
42%
51%
51%
52%
300
38%
Jan
55%
Dec
38%
37%
39
900
23 % July
39 Va
Dec
28
28
100
23%
Nov
31% Aug
35%
36%
900
32%
Nov
48y4
Jan
5
I
new
new
5
8,900
34%
3sy2
32
Nov
41
Nov
47
46%
49
5,700
42 y4
Dec
49%
Dec
—5
15%
14%
15%
1,100
13% Dec
27% Jan
1
17%
16%
17 y2
1,500
16% Dec
23%
Jan
5
28%
28
28%
26%
40%
Jun
wi___;
—
(Un).
36%
•
common
common
Industries
Corp
1%
40
1
(Un)
Corp
Corp
1%
May
5
St^eel Corp
Manufacturing Co
Sons
18
2
...
Corp
Bethlehem
Binks
—
10
Budd Company
Dec
59%
Dec
42%
5
46%
Dec
61%
200
65%
3
;
Gossett
&
Sep
Oct
—
65%
5,800
-r
Dec
j
103% 105
10
;
30%
67
Jan
104%
(Un)..
123
55
Feb
37%
common!
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
33%
28%
16
Sep
17%
Jan
Dec
28
Oct
25%
preferred
non-cum
64%
*
Feb
11%
300
17%
1.25
41% Aug
31% Aug
29%
700
28%
Corporation
Apr
73
35%
Dec
13
27%
——10
38%
77
17 %
12%
28%
2.50
Common
Avco
14,200
12%
1
25
—
Refining
55
180
Jun
-5
—
—
(Ill)
&
62%
105
Jan
Topeka & Santa Fe—
61%
73%
Jan
45 %■ Dec
34%
(Un)
Bearings Inc
Belden Mfg Co
36%
25%
26% Mar
20 Va
Apache Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
40%
400
10
53%
38%
1,000
12.50
(Un)
Sep
95
22 Va
45%
35%
(Un)
Corp
Sep
118
21%
45%
46%
(Un)
(Un)
34
,*
45%
V;""
7%
Jua
33 y3
71
.
23%
1
Tel Co
47
-
Dec
26%
166.%
241
47% 48,14
53 .5414
34%
34%
10 V*
3.50
San
42%
34y8
/
200
1,000
1,800
(111)
Foundries—:
,73%
32%
47%
11 y4
58% Aug
Dec
45%
53
10%
10
(Un)_.
Corp
Dec
71%
—5
32%
_1
Fdry
Mar
36%
3314c
Dec
12.50
Co
13
25
—
16
1
(Un)
46
73%
—5
—5
68 Va
3,200
1
Apr
19%
—
High
Oct
19%
*
(Un)
Dec
36%
*
7%
(Un)
Paramount Theatres
-179%
64
153
—
27% Dec
34% Dec
—
Low^r
60
Broadcasting
Dec
443
86
62%
11%
1
22%
/
;r
30"%
"
17%
America
Range for Year 1960
400
10
41V*
20
43%
19%
;
of
Shares
High
56
com
Mfg
Jun
132
6014
40%
new
Ltd
Nov
27%
35%
43
Sales
for Week
Range
of Pricea
55
(Un)
Chalmers
Aluminium
Jun
20%
—
13
""
Week's
LOW
50c
18%
6
*
485
Exchange
1
Mfg
39 %
30
39%
40%
63%, 66%
14
56
°
Corp.
27%
-
179
-
13%
10
Co
25
'78%
Friday
Last
Alleghany Corp
816
38%
14
,
63
,
'
Sale Price
49%
15
33%
footnotes, see page 40.
4,267
6,700
Jan
38% Jan
92%
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
STOCKS
Akron
% 34%
20%
--25
Oil
For
:
-
40 V4
61 y4 July
2
Midwest Stock
A
Dec
5
..
,
Sep
Jan
17>/4
__
J
—
39%
5
Register
Dairy
Oct
29Va
25 V4
5 /
10%
„
10
Boeing Airplane
National
'
28y2
Dec
8y8 Mar
Dec
4
1%
28%
^,1
Apr
5514
27%
,
2
•
Ward
49
Nov
13
,316
20%
5
__
——-10
23
*
Mining
Chemical
2,994
43.
2
__
37-1
10
5
Corp
Minnesota
Monsanto
19%
1
37%
185% 192%.;-
-——1
—
1,188
40%
_
5
—
Advance Ross Electronics
16
42%
10
5
;
(P)
Co
*
—
Laughlin
5y4
442
67 y4
4
Co
Brewing
Jan
78%
42%
-
8%
Lorillard
357/8
20%
30c
—
Sheller
5%
Jones
32
64%
41%
__
40% Mar
103
16%
357/a
66%
_l
Manufacturing
57%
53%; 53 %
3
Harvester
5
14%
31%
__
8
1
Dec
204
f_L
1—
International
16%
1
37%
114
—
__T——3.33%/
i
-
Dec
2'/2
Electric,
330
33-
66%
——1%
_i
3,314
Products
Union
43%
23%
40%
5
—
Telephone
Goodyear
Greyhound
—1
—
L_,
Electric-
49y8
5
__
3
Admiral
114
l———1
General'Dynamics-..—
48y2
Michigan Chemical
National
Anaconda
General
48%
—
Jan
51%
—
"—-5
_1
62%
—
16%
31%
191%
Dept Stores new—1.25
Fruehauf
Jan
Jan
Jan
10
Nov
23%
—10
——
Motor—;!
3%
40 Va
53%
—10
11%
,
57%
-—1
—5
Kodak
Dec
Dec
317
1
—
60%
38
—
———7
—
Pont
Eastmari
1%
26%
63y»
—!_
47
,
1
—
Steel
120
1,163
627/8
1
10
__
—-—-—1
Dayton Power & Light
Detroit
Jan
Jan
1%.
28%
63l/8
24'% Dec
/
May
17% July
31%
5
:
—
12 Va
16% May
1
American
Products
Dec
70%
2
Jan
60
23V2
•
-10
Curtiss-Wright.
5%
Dec
1
37%
—
—.—1
——
Columbus & So Ohio Electric
Corn
310
.Dec
Dec
Jan
Feb
123
40
—
,
10
1—
—-
.
17
10 y8
,^1
King Seeley-Th6rmos
Kresge (S S) Company
Lakey Foundry
Jan
68
22%
r13
63
—25
——----—-25
Gas
Jan
Jan
60
38%
42
„
»
—
Colgate-Palmolive
Jan
7
38
—
Allis
Columbia
Sep
210
,
427
1.66%
Dec
May
13%
'
—5
—
—47%
—
Brunswick
Cities
Dea
Dec
657/s
52
43%
239
44%
69
—
8
Steel
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp '
6y2
28%
Nov
1,100
Industries
Apr
%T9% Jan
22
3
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton—
Boeing Airplane
6y8
13%
490
10%
5
Trailer
Wood
Acme
Bethlehem
15
High
4%
39%
—
59% Jun
17%
743
Apr
Dec
40
38%
1
L
18
31
f
184
23'%
44%
67%
__
69
—5
J.
170
66%
23%
—
10
—
65
/,
180
"
1031/4 105%
—
50
.—
2,100
25% Jan
35%
*"'
1
,—1.66%
—
3%
17
Dec
———
Corp
Oct
'
:
Oil
65
42%
32%
—-1
Corp
Ashland
133
*
AnaConda
Armour
45%
26%
--
—
Tel
&
44%
—12.50
Motors
3%
14'/8
1960
12% Jun
2% Feb
10y4
^^3
Co
Scotten Dillon
•
■
Ll—-1
Cyanamid
American
,
25%
I
Airlines
Steel
.
26%
—
America
of
American
Ampex
; /
—10
—
American Can—:
Armco
"
..
1——*
Limited
Aluminum
American
.
J
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminium
Stocks
1,717
38Vz
2
Corp
Motor
Rudy
Unlisted
Range for Year
Low
16%
Feb
8%
22%
133
Shares
High
l6y4
Great Lakes Chemical
Hastings Manufacturing
30%
70
22%
10
Sales
for Week
of Prices
1%
—
l
General Motors Corp—
Goebel Brewing
;
5
_2
Sep
27%
__
1
—
Jan
38% July
—
Products
Corp
Eaton Manufacturing
Dec
10 Va
22%
Indus
Steel
92% Aug
41% Aug
29% Mar
—
Detroit
Detroit
42%
20
.
Mar
*
common
20
20
*
common
66
il!
57
20
Power
Jan
10%
'•V
58
»,
lo
Dec
36%
5
Jun
Week's
14y8
28
25
Paner
87 Vo
10%
—
JuS
73%
$1,500
13%
6%
1
15% July
36%
.J—
15
—
___5
23%
■
230
99
8%
•
46
Sep
10%
1
Gamble
Playing
20
13
179-
Jan
23%
36%
_
U
90
High
36
——1
Kroger
&
28%
90
-
___——:—
National
Eagle Picher
Early "and Daniel
v.
Gibson
Greeting Cards
Hobart Manufacturing
Procter
20
27%
—
.
#
Crystal Tissue
20
38%
50
Cincir.nati Transit
70
90
8.50
_.
_
113
28%
Machine
;
Low
39%
27%
20
*
Range for Year I960
High
39%
♦
•
*
—
Detroit Edison
Shares
27
.•
25
———
:
Cincinnati
Diamond
Low
10
common——
for Week
of Prices
-Z——._ ——8
__z
64%
/
Sales
Range
Friday
Sale Price
Consumers
37/a
———5
——
Consolidated
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
preferred
Feb
59% Mar
i6y4
„
1
Burroughs Corp__
Chrysler Corporation
Paper
45%
;
"
Exchange
Low
1
Bnggs Manufacturing
Buell Die & Machine
'Preferred
Sep
Oct
50
Range
Last
31% Jan
Nov
11%
Chamberlin
Jan
69%
38%
50
•'
'nl
debs_
Detroit Stock
41 %
Champion
,
.
4%s
581/4 Mar
75
—
•
33
68%
64%
30
48%
68%
;
50
indebted to the firm of W. E. HUTTON &
CO. for the transmission
of these Cincinnati prices.
are
298
Piano
<
116% 121%
76y2
79%
-10
—
(F W)
Cincinnati
11%
Manufacturing
jaS
De?
40%
Westinghouse Electric
48i%
Baldwin
4
tin
le
55
47 %
-;—
Union
11%
Carey
56
54%
—
•
Steel—
Western
46%
STOCKS
■.Sg oSt
m '
Jul?
53%
42%
Carbide—
*
6.25
Feb
21%
53V4
49%
——25
5
Corp
35%
20%
jan
42%
:
-
'
7
—
Texaco
Waldorf
Westinghouse Elec
Sen
10
(Ohio)
Jun.
Oct
30%
487
37%
561%
18%
25
Inc
Sj
40%
24%
*
Standard Oil
Standard Oil
U S Rubber Co common*
System
3!% jS
95
'51
Jan
Jan
55%
Oct
101/2
11%
431/2
12%
*
34%
78
50
inn
Jan
*
i
,
106
48%
47%
Sale Price
United
40%
38%
..
50%
..50c'
Brands
77V«
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55
m -l
44% gs
•
Rand
Standard
,
'
Dec
43%
Oct
Aug
557
47%
120
__
Sperry
Jan
1,941
27
58
-
........5
....
High
53
54%
34%
1.40
—ZHII-IIZ~Z"IZ~I"i5
Socony Mobil
1960
Low
51V4
gg£gy~-
Apr
7c
__5
—
Industries—
Range for Year
—
5
:
Shares
High
__
__
—lo
——
_
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
*
Tobacco
St
Jan
13
411/4
341/a
—
30%
Feb
22%
__1
—,
Dec
11
40
*
1
Shop Inc—
Torrington Co
19%
7c
10
&
Dec
21%
2.50
Inc—
18%
40%
5
Chemical Co
&
Webster
Corp
Republic Steel
Jun
100
Oct
Mar
15
22
1
20
100
RR
Drug
Jan
17%
87%
Service
&
y2
50
1
Mathieson
Rexall
12
*.100
Feb
100
30
12%
,.
74 y2
30% Aug
80% Dec
24 y2 Mar
45
84 %
6Cc
30
>
45
31%
81%
—_i__i00
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co
Stop
29%
50c
Cement
Narragansett
Sep
59%
200
Inc^
Co
Copper
Star
68%
Feb
301
51
,
5
Coal
Boston
Stone
67 %
67%
Apr
51 %
Co——
Loew's
Olin
Jan
68 V2
Co__
Creek
Kennecott
New
Dec
681/4
50'/8
Electric Co
General
New
108%
'
National
Lone
29%
Ja,n
Dec
17%
51%
adjustment——
First
Island
Dec
79%
41%
1.723
19
—___5
preferred class B
cum
Jan
275
Mass Street Railway Co com 100
cum
30%
July
5,936
17%
102% 105%
Assoc———10
preferred
cum
Eastern
21 y4
50
10
——
Fuel
High
Low
27%
Radio
46%
'
Trusty-—*
—.—__
Co
Range for Year I960
44
25
—.
Property
&
Gas
17%
104%
Par
Shares
Week's
Range
,
High
27%
'—33 Va
Co
Rar.ge
_*
———50
Co
Personal
Service
of Prices
Low
—1.66%
Corp__
Tel
&
bdison
■boston
Chemical
Last
for Week
.
Par
Friday
STOCKS
Sale Price
Sales
Sale Price
.'
(Range for Week Ended January 6)
Exchange
Week's
33
(Un)
:
*
750
.
800
Dec
34
The
4
(134)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
'•
"
Calumet
Par
Hecla Inc
&
Carrier Corp
Celanese
common
(Un)
of America
Corp
14
14%
%
21%
33%
22%
——
Brewing Corp.
Central & South West Corp
*
1%
4,200
liB«
Nov
2\l
Mar
200
203/4
Oct
27%
Apr
Minneapolis
41%
Jan
Minnesota
31%
Jan
Mississippi
100
273/8
300
33%
Jan
v.
Northwestern Ry com
*
5%
series A preferred
100
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co.*
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Chrysler Corp
25
Middle
22%
Feb
Feb
41 %
Jun
Montgomery
17% May
22 %
Nov
Motorola
Oct
Muskegon
18%
57 %
Jan
Sep
203
51
22%
100
17% May
28%
600
54"%
Oct
693/8
15%
3,400
Dec
26
Jan
54%
13%
National
Service
Dec
23%
Jan
National
21%
Dec
36
Jan
National
21%
York
Co
29%
Jan
New
15%!
Jan
North
American
Columbia
Gas
40'/a
1,600
38'/a
American
Car
38%
200
Central
71%
Jar
North
Feb
41%
Aug
Northern
Illinois
3!|
Feb
52%
Dec
Northern
Illinois Gas
Indiana
Public
Natural
Gas
Oct
49% Mar
Northern
84
8434
150
82
Jan
91
Aug
Northern
56'%
56%
300
48
Feb
59
Jun
Northern
12
12%
500
Northwest
14%
16%
1,900
Northern
Pacific
Consumers
Continental
Feb
18%
Jun
23%
Dec
Oak
23'%
23%
1,100
68%
2,900
56'% Mar
68%
Dec
Ohio
40%
700
263% Mar
41 %
Dec
Ohio
50%
50%
100
42'% May
50%
Dec
k
v
62%
5
233%
10
—
"
36 5%
35
53 y3
200
63
20%
Sep
29
Jan
900
31%
Dec
46%
Jan
Controls
Products
Corn
Crowell-Coll
Crucible
200
Oil
Co
Pacific
of
Cudahy Packing Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp
600
20%
76%
76'%
783%
700
39%
385%
39%
700
19 3/a
17%
193%
2,600
(Un)
10
15%
16%
Parke-Davis
Parker
Jan
85
Dec
31'%
Sep
41 %
Deere
29%
Jav
Oct
13%
Jan
Dec
31%
Jan
Peabody
Edison
14%
Chemical
Dow
Drewrys
Du
Pont
(E
Eastern
Air
Lines
.
Kodak
Eastman
El
USA Inc
I) de Nemours
Ltd
1
5
(Un)
(Un)
Emerson
Radio
Dec
Philco
48%
Dec
Phillips
40%
Feb
24
24
200
21%
Nov
32%
Jan
Public
73%
75
1,600
703%
Oct
983/i
Jan
Pure
30%
30%
32
265 3/i
Jan
ISO
112%
108
23 %
Oct
400
Nov
33
94%
Jan
133
4,100
28
22 %
2,000
24
25%
Nov
28%
Nov
42 %
Oct
53 %
Dec
10%
Dec
22%
Jun
53
53%
200
11%
7%
179%
600
113%
27%
27%
25% Mar
200
192%
186
1
Firestone
Tire
Firstamerica
First
Flour
11%
100
Jan
Jun
of
Fruehauf
F W D
Trailer
General
General
Box
Candy
General
Contract
General
Dynamics
Motors Corp
Inc
Portland
General
Public
Gen
Tele
General
Tire
Glen
(The)
Alden
Glidden
distribution
ex
Gossard
Gray
Great
Lakes
Dredge
Greyhound Corp
Gulf
Oil
Corp
Gulf
States
(Un)
(G)
Hein Werner
Hertz
Corp
Illinois
Central
Inland
Steel
Interlake
Revlon
Inc
Rexall
Metals
IR J)
Richman
Paper
4,900
60 3/4 July
92 Va
Jan
1234
1,300
12
Oct
193/8
Jun
Sangamo
Feb
Schenley Industries
Oct
Schering
6%
100
8%
78%
9%
Oct
800
8%
173/a
Dec
30
100
20
20
7"%
Jun
11
60 3/a
7%
700
16 %
10
Feb
Interstate
Tel
Power
80
Oct
14
Jan
Louis
St
July
'
9
33%
.
.:
is
8
Jan
Jefferson
Class
Electric
6%
600
6
Dec
42 %
400
33%
Sep
733/i
3,400
70%
Sep
99%
Jan
Sinclair
70%
70%
71%
600
62%
Aug
74%
Dec
Socony
333%
Dec
313/8
32%
700
26%
Oct
40%
42
42%
11,400
,40'%
Dec
53
"
-
Jan
(W A)
Aug
27
27%
200
225/a Mar
293/4
27%
26%
27%
5,100
57
56
57
300
42
Oct
803%
89%
89%
60
Jan
90'%
Nov
14%
15%
200
113%
Dec
23%
Jan
350
34%
Nov
43'%
Jan
233%
Oct
34
35%
36%
14 %
14%
May
33%
353/8
12% Mar
15%
Dec
1,700
32%
473/4
Jan
100
,
Sep
233% Mar
Square
D
Co
Brands
Standard
Oil
Oil
of
Inc
of
Standard
Oil
Stand
of
N
J
Oil
Standard
Packaging
Co
Stewart-Warner
Storkline
33%
33
34%
*
36%
36%
37%
5,900
265/a July
'37
Jan
200
323% May
38
Jun
9 3/8
64
1
8%
5%
When
Swift
&
Gas
100
38%
Feb
66'%
3 a/8
Feb
73/8
Jun
Tenn
Texaco
9
700
7
Oct
13'%
Jan
350
*-22%
Dec
32%
Apr
Transmission
Inc
Producing
30%
Feb
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge (Un)
33 %
323/8
33%
600
28%
Dec
47%
Jan
Thor
40 3/4
41%
1,200
37%
Sep
27%
26 %
27%
1,250
24%
Aug
42%
43%
3,000
383/«
SeD
34%\
\
Tool
Power
50 %
Jan
Toledo
43
Jan
Transamerica
50 %
Jan
Trav-ler
Edison
Co
Co
Continental Corp
34%
F«b
36 %
Oct
Tri
323/8
1,200
30%
Dec
31%
Dec
20th
33 %
200
32%
Dec
3&
Dec
Union
Dec
Union
Bag-Camp Paper
Carbide
Corp
Electric Co
Union
Oil
Union
Pacific
44%
20%
47
600
32
Feb
48%
20%
*
20%
400
18% Mar
21%
9%
9%
400
10
6%
6 3/4
60 %
6
336
"
1,200
57
59%
40 3/4
49 %
Oct
July
39%
Dec
400
14% May
7%\Mar
89 %
50c
of
California
United
Air
For
footnotes,
Jun
39 %
Jan
58%
60
200
42 3/4
Jan
63
Dec
51%-
53%
3 5 7/8
77%
44%
45s/8
45%
Apr
Oct
52 3/4
Jan
Dec
783/4
46%
Feb
793/4
Dec
300
80
45 S/8
77%
303/4
38 y4
Oct
55 3/a
Jun
463% Oct
1,200
571/2
80
'
39%
56
49
500
39
57
47
900
:
1,500
Jan
1,000
37%
Sep
71 y2
Jan
93%
93%
100
56 V2
Jan
94
Dec
293/4
29
293/4
750
28
Dec
31%
Apr
28%
28%
28%
100
33%
333/8
33%
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10
-10%—
10%
15
14%
15
22%
22%
27
Dec
38
Jan
315%
Dec
46 3/4
Jan
83/4
Dec
11%
13 Va
,
^
Dec
19 % May
55 >
561%
121/8
,
300
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56
Jan
800
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24
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80
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6,300
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22
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39
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Jan
41%
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100
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Dec
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United
States
Rubber
Steel
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Universal
Match
Universal
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Walgreen
Co
43%
Jan
25%
18'%
Feb
233%
Oct
6% July
25%
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5i%.
Jan
Webcor
Union Telegraph
Westinghouse.. Electric Corp
Oct
Whirlpool Corp
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Nov
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54'%
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46 5/8 Nov
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15
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300
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Jan
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421/2
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36 % Feb
42%
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10
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300
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67 %
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10
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32
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,
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:
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38
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38%
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1
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Century-Fox Film
31% Mar
32
100
40%
39
39%
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(Un)
Jan
16
Aug
?«•%
300
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common
Jun
57%
1
33%
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New
Jun
37 y2
Mar
48%
2
Corp
31%
5 3/a
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495/8
43
33%
5
(Un)
Corp
Radio
34%
5%
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Jan
26 3/4 Mar
34%
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l
common
643%
49 3/a
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4
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53%
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;
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21%
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(F W)
53'%
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Texas
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5
Company
25
89%
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700
5
1
24%
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19
1
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Field
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63
(The)
18
19
1
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84
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46%
1
Dec
9
82 3/4
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46%
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Jan
24
8%
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2,200
5
16%
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13 5/a July
5
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48
31
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550
10
64
64
5%
5
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51
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25
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800
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14
Oct
Electronics
473%
15
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Sun-ray Mid-Continent Oil Co
72 %
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62%
7
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5
(Un)__
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12
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2.50
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-
common
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common
2,600
13 %
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Stanray Corporation
Oct
400
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393%
13%
25
(Ohio)
Jan
77%
&
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363%
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Sep
1
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Jan
67 y4
6.25
:
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24%
.
(Un)
California
Oct
500
74%
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22%
Jun
643%
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20
common
Apr
413%
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(Un)
20%
41%
77%
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16 %
200
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22
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1
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200
13.50
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—
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54
18
—
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5
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50'%
(Un)
75
75
37%
*
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Southern
Aug
1
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Jan
1
Oil
Corp
Mobil Oil (Un)
Southern
32
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54 V4
1
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Signode Steel Strapping Co
United
&
37% Aug
1
Sperry Rand Corp
Spiegel Inc
400
10
&
800
1
Jan
39%
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Power
43%.
1
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Pen
Jan
393/8
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Aluminum
43%
—
3
:
55%
393%
Laughlin Steel
Kaiser
Jan
20 y2
Jan
6%
72%
Jones
Kansas
393/8
10
Co—
Sep
(Un)
30% May
1.40
1
(Un)
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313% May
900
1
Corp
B
72%
Johnson
&
200
37'%
13
;
(Un)
1,100
;
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16%
37%
36%
5
Shell Oil Co
41%
6%
Co
44
(Un)
14'%
153%
36%
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Jan
Jun
Electric
Roebuck &
Servel
42
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&
1,400
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*
*
Public Service clfiss A
43
Co
Jan
*
Union
International
41%
600
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44
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Aug
Sep
5
Standard Corp
Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal
Sears
Jun
23/8
600
79%
800
"
&
29 Va
29
.
1
Rockwell
Dec
(Un)
Jan
3,500
2.50
(Un)
Co
63%
*
Mineral
22%
35
*
*
International
28%
32%
33
—5
10
:
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Feb
International Shoe Co
28
28'%
*
10
International
Jan
*
(Un)
(Un)
Brothers
Oct
Harvester
48
12.50
Co
Reynolds
153%
Co
Sep
Oct
25
Indiana
Chem
30 :J
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32
35%
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(Un)
———
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Feb
10
International
26 y8 Mar
200
2
(Un)
Republic Steel Corp
20'/a
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800
43
5
450
Co.—
303/e
42%
w?
5
B
of
Jan
8%
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30'%
Corp
Radio Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Company
Textron
Illinois
30'%
5
Feb
5
Co
800
'.
Dec
-1
(Un)
Feb
3
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68
1
Co
1,000
Huttig Sash & Door
Feb
3
163/4
1
50%
—
(Un)
22
.
2,300
15
—
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Corp
3
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68
66 V2 May
38%
v
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66%
Feb
16
Co
68
34%
21%
Corp
Howard
Hupp
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*
3.33
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Dec
173/4
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36%
,
44
600
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Feb
350
700
16%
:
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5
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&
Dec
3,900
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29
6.25
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16
43
Jan-
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Co
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47 V*
Jan
36
42%
17 Va
39
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Drug
200
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Oct
8.33V3
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v
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10%
Jun
8
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
45%
Jan
Jan
Dec
5,800
Nov
10
Brothers
45%.
45%
49
30'% May
12 3/a
Oct
1
(Un)
700
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1
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Goldblatt
Co
1,900
43
10
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12 3/a
32
8
83 %c
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Nov
16
475%
.—50
233/a
2%
3.33%
Corp
15
17
58% Mar
Dec
900
5
Utilities
&
Aug
1
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Electronics
&
Feb
185 3/a
8%
_1.66%
Sep
108
203/a
1,000
^_3
—,
Oct
79
Co—
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*
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Mills
General
Dec
49%
200
Feb
Service
Oil
5
General
General
12%
Dec
2%
—1
.
—
243%
200
873/b
14%
1,300
79
2
Finance
26%
563%
85
5,200
28%
5
Corp
General Electric Co
Foods
Oct
141%
2
Corp
Corp
General
General
5%
1,000
1
Bankshares
General
1,400
253%
563%
20'%
34%
8%
10
300
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35%
20
in
Transportation—2.50
American
7,300
8
1
1
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Corporation..
Jan
62%
20'%
66%
5
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3 5 3/a
26
125
5
62%
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35
1
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Inc
Co
Dairies
Jun
5
Co
283%
34
34'%
2
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S
5
Jan
69 3/a
■*
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3
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(Un)
(Un)
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Mills
Motor
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8
141
7%
139
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Bankshares..
19 y2
Oct
5
62%
—
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13%
Rubber
&
Corp
Wisconsin
Ford
common
Dec
51
Jan
Sep
53%
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&
Camera
Juri
Co
Co—%:
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Petroleum
Reynolds
Fairbanks Whitney Corp
Fairchild
975/8
RR
Corp
500
Phonograph
&
54%
48%
—2
(Un) —5
Elec Mfg Co
Emerson
wi
Apr
53%
74%
10
3
—
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new
Oct
_1
Dodge
38%
48%
1
Inc
Co
Paso. Natural Gas
625%
25
(Charles)
24
5
Co
Service
Co
Coal
Pepsi-Cola
Piizer
52%
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Co
Manufacturing
Dodge
1,500
5
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
48%
20
(Un)
Co
78%
Electric
Co
Pennsylvania
200
1
Co
&
75'%
__
Chemical
&
Pen
Phelps
Detroit
Jan
77%
30% Mar
Dec
Dec
8'%
1,100
10
16%
Dec
16
100
10
5
1
53
400
—5
Co.—:
Pictures
Jan
41 %
56'% July
(Un)—12.50
Amer
55%
Oct
World
&
Gas
58%
Sep
25'%
1
—
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Oct
25'%
_5
(Un)———
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Pan
11%
Dec
73% Oct
1'
Co
Pub
Steel
58'%
900
8%
25
—5
America
of
Co
56%
8
8
—1
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35%
2,400
Dec
63
Jan
2,900
24%
37
55
56%
5
Co
Insurance
Continental Motors
1,100
293%
1
Manufacturing Co.—.
Edison Co
_%
Paramount
Continental
46%
28
Corp
Power
Olin-Mathieson
;
Aug
343%
453%
(Un)
40%
63
34%
343/0
28%
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Bancorporation
6 8'/a
■-*
Jun
Jan
40 Vs.
Co_
Can
16%
35
68%
America
of
Corp
Nov
Dec
233/8
Co
Power
Container
10'%
13%
;
_1.33%
10
.
87%
45%
Corp,
States
common—__25
Natural Gas
Consol
Dec
Nov
34%
-*
Dec
*
10
(Un)
60
12
3
RR
31
41%
(Un)
Edison
Foods
Jan
Jan
Oct
7%
1
,
*
System
Commonwealth
Consolidated
2,800
Aviation
600
Iron Corp
733/4
19%
33
1
Dec
(Minnesota)
&
71%
High
Nov
5
Dec
'
Colorado Fuel
72%
(Un)
73%
441%
16%
1,700
*
20%
44 »/8
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A
200
44%
Inc
Co
11%
10
1,600
ID
Coleman
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Low
Specialties—
class
Lead
1,450
—
25% Mar
„*
38 3/4
15
200
Gypsum Co.
51%
——
313%
*
Co
37%
100
313%
(Un)___
11
9
Iron
Electric Ilium
Cleveland
13%
100
50%
preferred
3l3/4
(Un)
Cash Register (Un)__
Distillers
Product
(Un)
50%
City Products' Corp
4% %
600
21'/a
38%
16
.
Motor
—_10
Co
Cleveland-Cliffs
15%
253%
9'%
8.50
Cincinnati-^^as & Electric
Cities
14%
21%
500
1
Inc
Convertible
2534
&
16 %
Co
&
Range for Year i960
High
16
1
Fuel
Ward
Shares
Low
16
10
Mfg
Chemical
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Jan
133/8
Monsanto
Jan
62%
&
River
Oct
5%
National
Chicago
Brewing
29%
Par
Products—
Utilities
Min
21 %
1,600
>
Food
South
900
61%
15%
Mickelberry's
1,100
23
13%
53
15%
(Un)
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific
Jan
22%
62%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
26 3/8
40
21%
54%
1
-25
1
Corp
Dec
13%
*22%
Champlin Oil & Refining. common——1
$3 convertible preferred--.25
Chemetron
12%
22
'
V
700
39%
13%
50c
___2.50
Centlivre
\
14%
21%
Monday, January 9, 1961
.
Range
Last
Sale Price
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.
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Friday
STOCKS
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High
1%
1
30c
25
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(Un)
Pacific
Canadian
Low
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—
Export Gas Ltd__
Canadian
for Week
of Prices
.
(Range for Week Ended January 6)
Sales
Range
Friday
stocks
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(Un)
10
68%
1
12%
121%
12 %
2,100
12
Dec
19
Jan
♦
Co
941%
88%
95%
600
85
Oct
137%
Jan
129%
Sep
May
18%
Feb
300
7'%
Nov
13
•153%
Nov
223%
Feb.
Sheet
&
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70
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6019
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Mammoth
Bolsa
Chica
Consolidated Min
Oil
Broadway-Hale
&
Oil
I
900
11c
1
Corp
Dominguez
Electrical
Oil
Fields
Products
Emporium
Oil
Friden
Inc
Co
General Exploration Co
Gladden
tGood
Products
Humor
Holly
Oil
Idaho
Jade
Oil
Leslie
J
&
M
2.00
3 '/a
Aug
5
29%
Merchants
Monolith
Petroleum
Port
Nordon
Corp
Norris
Oil
Cement
American
Pacific
Rhodes
Southern
Union
Cal
Co
Williston
Dec
72c
17,650
38
Nov
46%
974
4,800
2.10
5,000
500
1.95
17,100
7,500
7
500
70c
1.95
1.30
50
7,000
1.15
1.20
27
27
27
10
23c
49,500
2,300
32%
32%
32%
100
7
6%
7
1.60
2.50
Apr
Jan
Jan
73c
Dec
2.95
Feb
62c
Feb
3.50
Jun
32c
May
1.00
2.80
Jan
1.10
50
Dec
23c
1.05
62
46c
Dec
Feb
2.20
Mar
25c
27
Apr
271/2
25
Sep
25c
275/a
111
38
72
Jan
8 7s
Jan
207a
_
Co
___1
—__1
common
(Un)
'
...
—'
—
5
Basin Oil Exploration
-
1.05
—10
—
Insurance (Un)„;
—
—'
4
36i/2
May
7
200
Nov
4.25
—
6.25
Corp
the
on
47%
3,100
5
Nov
10
11
Dec
25%
Indus¬
100
23%
Dec.
600
31
15
900
121/2
26
100
231/2. Sep
1.10
9,200
1.50
Jan
3274
Jun
49
278
45
Oct
,64%
Jun
i
Jan.
Jan.
4
Jan.
100.02
131.06
621.49
622.67
5___
to
.
_
Grade
Utili¬
40
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
Bonds
91.60
80.46
99.75
204.77
91.62
80.56
133.71
100.41
208.03
91.59
80.66
81.43
85.65
84.83
135.14
100.58
208.78
91.59
80.69
81.71
85.62
84.90
81.40
to
81.45
the 30 industrial stocks and for the 65-stock composite
Paper Company's distribution of two additional shares of
changed the divisor for the 30 industrials to 3.28 from
17.28
from
85.72
84.79
%5.70
84.83
-Holiday—
give
average
3.38
effect
stock
common
held. ' This
stocks
65
Total
*205.91
for
averages
International
share
the
10
Grade
-Holiday-
the
each
Second
Indus¬
Stocks
130.85
3
First
65
ties
2
Jan.
10
10
Utili¬
roads
and
for
that
for
17.58.
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
47/8
29
1,000
Jun
Date
Aug
Closing
Range for 1959
33
Jan.
2——Holiday
Tues:
Jan.
3—
Wed
7c
2.45
Jan
Jan.
106.57
4
Jan
7%
Aug
Thurs. Jan.
5
45%
Jan
Frl.
6
July
Sep
High
14c
Jan.
109.60
Aug
Low
.
Jan
Oct
1.00
800
8c
Jan
2%
Dec
-Bonds—
*615.89
:
16 % Mar
100
22 7a
Apr
Total
610.25
30
Sep
30
16% May
28V8 Jan
6 72
Dec
1
2174
4774
i
15
Rail¬
trials
Jan
19%
32 72
15%
216
10
Jan
6,000
/Week's
101.42
Sep 23
106.65
____
Range for 1960
107.55
High
108.84
__
4
109.39
Jan
8
95.55
Oct
26
Low
Jan
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Sales
Range
Sale Price
2,115
23
-Stocks-
20
30
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Last
210
17a
1
22 7a
—
23
10
17 74
2874 July
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
Jan
65/a
6 72
Friday
Apr
Jan
1.65
8c
STOCKS
Dec
the
are
Dec
13%
1.05
10c
Nov
47a
1672
1.90 Mar
12%
32 72
'
327a
20%
16
1774
1
_
Mon.
:_5
___—
25%
18
110
5
5
Nov
1.00 July
29
July
26
—
277a
Feb
12c
19%
19%
•
Jan
203/a
5
Brake
Feb
6%
'
80 %
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
*The
Dec
Aug
297a
—
Air
Jun
147a
—
672<;
13%
series A
.lan
July
7,400
23c
1
Chemical
May
19%
1.85 July
1.55
200
43c
Oct
45c
500
53
27c
___1
Engineering & Foundry Co.
Glass &
Nov
53
33 73C
S
Westinghouse
Jan
1.10
,
pfd
common
Life
Coast
30c
22c
Co___I-—
Petroleum
Preferred
15,300
2
1
Equipment
Westates
West
Gas
Gas
Sugar
Victor
40c
42%
26c
_*
Sep
Jan
__^_1
common
Western
&
381/4
1.10
Gas Develop
United
Bottlers
Oil
39%
22
Jun
1.10
Pacific Oil &
Pepsi-Cola
Sep
Jan
29 V*
1.25
1
Invest
Reserve
25 72
26c
__1
Sep
55%
—
5
___1
Aug
19% Mar
17
1.25
Industries Inc..
6%
1572 Mar
300
40c
(Un)_:
com
4%
302
Dec
600
68c
—
Jan
73 74
Nov
800
1.70
.
36
18 34
41c
__2oc
Ltd
Co
Sep
34%
1.75
10c
Co
27
500
9,100
1.90
10
(Un)
High
3%
6972
73 74
_1
America.
26% May
50c
.
Co
Low
450
Jan
Dec
50c
!
Oil
Range for Year 1960
4 74
Jan
Jan
10c
..
Cd
Salt
M
North
(Un)
4°/
1.45
2174
2.10
70c
1
Corp
Jan
15c
191/2
8%
_l
Western
of
Date
9'%
10c
Maryland Mines
Imperial
M
r__
California—
of
Apr
32c
417a
of California__l
Co
Westinghouse Elec
Sep
40%
-
40c
33 73C
Corp.,
Co
-
Ll
A
10
7c
3
18
10
class
U
Nov
34 %
_4
common
261/2 May
291/2 Dec
150
28%
29%
Corp
Ltd
new
*
(Un)_
Co
Capwell
Exeter
Co
United
Dec
1,100
4 %
21%
Shares
High
4 7a
10
_
Corp
2ly4
21V2 May
7% Dec
3,500
1772
—
7.50
1
High
1.75
22 7a
..
Dole
Corp
(The)
63c
32%
1.55
Bolt
&
Jun
3,400
22 7a
Screw
20c
41,000
3%
32
1.75
5.50'
Qrestmont Consolidated Corp
950
450
8
10c
32%
21%
29 72
'
*
____
California Ink Co___;
49,100
3%
3%
j_5
56c
7%
11c
1
Inc.
for Week
of Prices
Low
•
,
Seeberg
21%
,
Range for Year 1960
Low
29+a
%
7%
5c
Corp
Stores
Shares
High
50c
21%
2a
_2
Black
Gas
52c
Corp
Factors Ltu
Oil
Buttes
1 uc
t_,
Par
common
Rockwell-Standard Corp
for Week
of Pieces
Low
Sales
Range
/
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Aeco
Last
Sale Price
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pitlsuurgn Plate uluss
"
.
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Stock
Exchange.
approximately 500 issues dually traded on
other Exchanges.
•
(Range for Week Ended January 6)
.
the Pacific Coast
on
35
The
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range for Year I960
SEC
stocks
index
for
the
of
stock
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending Dec. 30, 1960, for the composite and by major
week
'
Alan
Steel
Wood
American
American
Tel
Arundel
10
common
Stores
1
33 V3
33%
City
Atlantic
Research
Electric.:
4.33
Corp—
Budd
Transit
Chrvsier
Curtis
Soup
Power
Duq.iirsne
$1
&
108%
Dec
Aug
39 %
Jan
Sep
38%
Oct
5472
35/2
36%
13
40
12%
8%
1,045
101
13
8%
14%
31 %
Sep
Sep
200
15%
11%
Nov
16%
Jan
6%
Jun
8V2
Jan
1,061
13%
Dec
28
Jan
417
45% May
89
38%
37%
40%
936
38
7174
8%
8%
150
42%
88
Dec
7%
Dec
12 74
44 %
25%
26%
_10
50%
50%
51
72
63%
67%
1,877
93 78
Merck
12%
12%
13%
1,892
12
Oct
19 72
Trade,
18%
17%
18%
158
17
Mar
*
C01
—1
»>•
882
95
16%
10%
16%
226
42
40%
43 %
54,271
26%
%
27%
525
10c
—
—10
11%
11%
200
35% May
47
of
20%
21% Mar
4j%
26%
Oct
19%
Gas
20%
Jun
16 72
and
56 7a
Pennsylvania
RR
Apr
4174
13
Philco
Aug
21
Readjng Co.
Scqtq
Smith Kline
Co__-
Sun
Oil
United
134.1
120.5
—0.6
86.7
67.0
Transactions at the New York Stock
Da'Iy, Weekly and Yearly
Int'l
Stocks
Railroad
U. S.
Total
No. of
and Miscel.
Foreign
Bank
Gov't
Bond
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bofids
Sales
Holiday
Jan. 2
$4,674,000
$245,000
$4,919,000
4,898,000
349,000
5,247,000
4,133,340
5,559,000
183,000
5,742,000
Fri.
Jan. 6
3,619,670
5,159,000
273,000
14,362,674
$20,290,600
$1,050,000
Apr
80%
Sep
60
10
60
Aug
65
Feb
60
•
July
30%
.
22%
Feb
28 7a
Dec
1,627
25%
Jen
28%
12 %
11%
12%
3,523
10%
Oct
17 7a
Jan
32%
34%
622
3d%
Nov
45 7a
Jan
53
Aug
10
51%
9%
9%.
47%
Apr
10
1,917
19%
1,643
1,100
2678
Nov
33
Dec
15
12%
Nov
20
42%
9%
47 7a
2 50
45
8%
.
28%
10c
%_ 13%
Apr
•: Mar
43%
Dec
87 74
723
72
Feb
48
602
3P%
Oct
64%
22 72
Jun
28%
Oct
27%
28%
15%
15%
4872
68
69
7
13.50
7 74
.
5274
50
8 7a
Dec
18%
$1,050,600
$1,404,000
Railroad
and
______
Industrial-
Total—
20,290,000
—
_•
•
••
53 7a
4272 May
5572
Jan
5672
70%
Par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
6%
7%
Jan
191
4674
Dec
54
Apr
13%
13%
105
14
54
209
4574 May
Armstrong Cork Co
Blaw-Knox
Co
Oct
Columbia
Gas
Duoupsne
Light
Harbison
Home
For
-
10
--
34%
System
—
Refractories
Co
1
footnotes,
Range
High
*
Low
38 72
66
31%
9%
9%
14
6%
50%
152
32%
34 72
23 74
Foreign
see page
48
40.
48
37
3772
>
Bond
Bonds
Holiday
:
_
Sales
—
$96,000
$39,000
$9,000
$144,000
10,000
238,000
2,000
154,000
965.655
191,000
37,000
1,117,190
—
147,000
5,000
77,000
6,000
$511,000
4,049,880.
$84,000
83,000
$27,000
$619,000
High
Week Ended Jan. 6
Jun,
12 78
Aug
39% Mar1
52 7b
Dec
28%
Oct
52%
Jan
18%
Jan
23 74
Dec.
Domestic
Foreign ' government-I
Foreign
corporate
22
Total
Corporate
1,168,040
■
1—
56
300
Foreign
Gov't
Bonds
Bonds
—-—;—*—
v
Nov
320
-
798,995
_______
Jan. 5—
Jan. 6
354
26 7a
—
Jan. 4
22
23%
257a
772
1,517,076,600
$32,808,000 $1,346,419,750 $1,585,724,200
Domestic
_.
—
Range for Year I960
•
7a'Jan
21% Mar
26%
Sep
42% July
35
Jal
56 72
45
Apr
1961
Stocks—Number
Bonds—
'
•
of
7
7
Shares
1960
Calendar Year
1959
1960
374,058,546
4,049,880
7,770,320
286,039,982
$511,000
$1,290,000
$29,739,000
81,000
10,000
1,520,000
27,000
..
16,000
1,411,000
1.485,000
$619,000
$1,316,000
$32 670,000
$32,171,000
.
_j.
^
$29,009,000
,
1,677,000
Jan
'
———
Jan. 3—
Total.
Shares
357a
25%
5
Jan. 2—
Thurs.
for Week
of Prices
'
Stocks
(No. of
Nov
Sales
23%
Co
Walker
(Joseph)
■
1,270,509,600
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jan
18% Aug
54 74
Wed.
50%
—
1
..
-
38 72
—
16,000;
;
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Fri.
Week's
Low
1
5
_
$12,000
v;
Dec
Oct
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Sale Price
31,404,000
i
_
75,905,650 1 / ' 68,619,600
157a- Dec
999
619
•
$21,340,000
Tues.
Last
820,296.279
$4,500
Bank—_—;
Mon.
STOCKS
1959
766,693,818
S. -Government—
International
Shares)
Friday
I960
18,027,086
Bonds—
U.
Jan
129
.
5372
—
•
Calendar Year
I960
14,362,674
Dec
13
Shares
Jun
193
of
92 74' Jun
46
477»
.
1
*
May
32
69
5
36
12 7a
38 74
9%
4872'
__
•
1,025
Nov
Dec
7%
16
8574
87
1961
Stocks—-Number
,Jan
44%
•
Corp
2,825
Week Ended Jan. 6
Sep
34
13
50
'
52%
23
17%,
13%
j,•
Lab
1,966
33%
19
,
10
Washington Gas Light-common
Inc
5,432,000
$21,340,000
__.
Jan
555
27%
«omas<i*-
Improvement
Exchange
2,765,440
58-"4
5
\
:
Apollo.'- Industries
-
3,844,224
27%
—
Marion
—0 4
.80.8
Jan. 5
30%
Co—
Co
Gas
Universal
133.9
Jan. 3
20
52%
Gas
Corp '_
118.4
Jan. 4
26%
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
United
146.2
Thurs.
28%
;
South' Jersey Gas ,Co ++• „•
Southeastern Public Service.:—
,
+3.6
Tues.
78 %i 78%
^__1
& French
87.1
141.1
Wed.
95% Mav
27%
A—
.
P-tper
108.3
Dec
Apr
73 % Mar
27 %
common.
jsc
+ 1.3
Dec
May
36%
30 %
3
Progress Mfg Co
Public Service Electric
99.5
92.7
65%
J 6 %
352
310
27%
.
Power
115.1
207a
513
63%
83%
•
Corp_—
Electric
+0.9
Jan
10
__*
Light.
Peoples Drug Stores Tnc
Philadelphia ..Electric Co_^
Philadelphia Transportation
Potomac
107.7
107.6 y
>
J"n
18%
50
&
123.5
133.4
High.
Jan
__3
Water
Power
+0.3
*146.2
Service
July
Dec
60,%
___10
Corp
&
Pennsylvania
103.6
114.6
80.3
Finance
Sep
15%
40
79%
^1
Washington.
Chemicals
Pennsylvania
107.7
122.0
93.9
Total
Pennsalt
121.4
+0.5
.
Sep
62%
;
—
Linotype
Bank
I
+1.0
111.0
Aug
79%
1
'_
i
Tnc
Mergenthaler
National
1
Co
Co
Goods
——
♦New
Jan
common——!
Inc
(The)
<Sr
Goods
Utility
Mon.
Martin
Low
-116.2
111.6
108.6
—
Transportation
Jan
2
60% July
—
Fund
1960
High
Jun
66%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Madison
Change
Jan
42%
25%
-
Resistance
Percent
=
117,4
-
Mining
—5
Motors
Durable
100
Dec. 23,'60
114.9
—
Manufacturing
Jan
8%
Battery—
preferred
1957-59
Dec. 30,'60
Composite
Dec
6.75
Corp
for the current year.
Non-Durable
920
8%
15%
28%
84
Dairies
International
Jan
31
437
82%
Co
Acceptance
General
79%
34%
82%
Light
;
Storage
Foremost
13,2^5
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
Feb
__—1
Co
Light
General
82%
1.8O
1
Publishing
Motor
Oct
95
-.25
Co
Delaware
Ford
Jan
61 %
,_5
Corn
Electric
42%
223
39%
1
Company
Campbell
35%
12
Co
21% Dec
79
33%
5
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
High
23%
103% 106
10472
*
Atlantic
Lov;
77%
78%
Tel
&
High
23 7a
Co
Corporation
Baltimore
Low
Par
,
Total
;
1
—
i—
36
(136)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
i
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Canadian
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Last
Sale Price
Par
Abitibi Power & Paper
•
common
4V2 7c
preferred
Acadia Atlantic Sugar
Class A
common
.
Algoma
Aluminium
•
Anglo
Canadian
.Anglo
Canadian
'$2.90
v
Pulp
$2.50
25
pfd
Co
Eailey
&
5%
46
1,410
26% July
35y2
Jan
Loeb
Mar
49 %
26%
Aug
•18
48
48
125
26
25%
26%
3,205
22
23»/a
595
Mills
50
17% July
20%
Dec
60
5,184
47 y4 Mar
60
Dec
67%
66%
67%
1.558
57
Jun
71%
Jan
55
54%
55
2,282
47% Mar
57%
Aug
38%
38 y4
38%
980
33 y2 May
41
41
41 y2
48%
(1959)
Ltd
10 y4
Jan
3.50 May
5%
Jun
24% Aug
35 y4
Jan
91%
91 %
91%
150
81
Mar
93%
Oct
44
44%
500
37% Mar
45%
Oct
A
49%
48%
Foundries
52%
12 %
4,030
9%
Sep
14%
Jan
2,087
30%
Apr
37%
Jan
Mar
47 %
Dec
11%
Jan
Feb
18
Jun
Alum
47
46%
.
,,
.
13%
r
8
Marconi
Farm
(B
a33
Jan
16%
Feb
102
102
150
26
26%
18%
50
19%
39 %
41
495
39 %
Dec
45%
Jan
41
al2Va
'812% al2»/a
6%
19%
20
59%
44%
5,963
31 Va Mar
44%
Dec
15
4.30 May
6.75
Jan
24
2,830
33
875
6 Va
•
24%
32%
25
6%
1.100
514
100
1.85
2.00
10%
10%
7%
8
375
5%
4.50
5 y4
14
14%
1,778
•
10%
10%
10%
1,510
A_50c
com
37%
37
38
Apr
25%
Dec
Jan
33
Dec
Nov
St
6t
2.40
Sep
8.45
17 VA
Nov
Dec
Shawinigan Water
Jan
5%
Class
Series
Dec
Class B
•
common
32%
31%
32%
16%
16%
17
•
6%
300
14%
Aug
2.25 July
15
Jun
3%
common
•
21
Jan
4.25
Jan
17%
Jan
1,095
38 %
July
52
Jan
250
•
65%
Dec
90
Jan
90:
12 5,e
Apr
15
Sep
350
11
10%
Nov
15%
Jan
69'A
525
14%
15
41 % Mar
5.767
12 y2
July
19%
19%
600
18 Va
Jan
10
10%
4,464
8%
Feb
17%
17%
18
46
46
133
20%
20 Va
20 y2
2,065
7
•
Simpsons
5
7
10
10
68 %
3,483
3,163
1
*
10
16%
13% Mar
18
July
20
7
Mar
10
Jan
16
Nov
Mar
49
Dec
18
Jun
23
Jan
7%
7%
100
7
360
17
Maf
22
3.00
80
4.00
Aug
18
1,100
17%
Nov
•
•
common
'6ct
87
2,172
8%
Oct
2,745
21%
Nov
10%
10
10%
23%
24%
3.35
3.25
3.35
300
1
20%
15%
20%
12,665
_•
preferred
100
preferred
37%
00
__i
Motors
1%
common
—'
a42
*
Paper Co Ltd
!__!•
,
Jan
12
Jan
28%
Jan
3.25
Dec
6.25
Jan
13%
Apr
15%
Dec
37
37%
1,095
32
Feb
100
90
38
102
Sep
131
Mar
103
106% 106 %
100
100
Dynamics
-
20
99 %
Jan
108
a41 a41 %
Sep
Sep
85
32%
Sep
60
39%
Dec
a40%
a42
8%
4g%
8%
42%
43%
515
2.120
7%
50%
Jan
52 %
Jan
Oct
16 VS
Jan
34% Mar
44%
Jun
fi
Co
1
al2
•
aoe
common
•
preferred
_
_
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•
•
8.25
a!2
al2
7.60
A
8.20
7.40
8.25
75
'
1,150
467
a3.50
a3.45
a3.50
110
35%
35%
36
1,415
40%
40 y2
125
45
46%
3,631
46%
Investment
i0
class
A—
•
preferred
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco
of
Canada
:
footnotes,
see
common
5
13%
4.68%
6
page 40.
775
11
1,245
a20
37%
38
13%
13%
5%
25
*
10%
6
3.05
33%
Dec
Oct
15% May
12% Jan
11%
4.59
44 %
35 % Mar
42
43
52
May
-
2,000
20%
30
30
! *t>jO
50
51
317
50%
July
29
27% Mar
43°h
2.05
Aug
_______
4.25
3.00
703
42%
1,942
35
% Oct
a81
a81
20
75
Jun
84
Jan
15
16
200
12%
Oct
15%
Aug
15
45
45
65
6%
6
6%
4,153
45
43
45
230
38
37
37%
225
17%
110
14
14%
14%
12%
12
■
47
40% Mar
45
Nov
Dec
18
Jan
Dec
80
Jan
32% Mar
39
Sep
17%
Dec
16%
Jan
4.80
May '
100
13
%
101
12%
Dec
4.60
5%
4.913
4.40
Nov
74%
74%
110
66% Mar
80
40
39%
40
295
30%
Jan
40
IIoo
Oct
81%
81%,;-
Dec
74%"
72% July
65 % July
85
7 2 V2
80
Jan
■'%
•
..
■
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•
1
5
■
«
6.00
;—
*
A
50
6.15
Feb
■"<
15% Mar
'
4,292
•
1,000
10%
18%
IIoo
10%
5.25
100
18%
18%
6,160
99'%
•
99 %
100
♦
12%
11%
12%
6%
Dec
27%
27
28 Va
6,341
29 V2
29%
30%
350
41%;
40%
41%
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120
6
6
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Jan
>
43
Nov
July
45
Jan
1'30
•
May
5%
Mar
48
Aug
30%
118
Aug
Sep
8%
Jan
29
1,983
25%
Nov
33%
1,565
16%
Dec
24%
Jan
21%
■
31
17%
21%
250
19
Jun
23
Nov
July
17
Jan
8%
71
67%
71
19%
22%
7,057
17
% Mar
101
101
100
94
Aug.
Mar
—
8s,a
350
1
8
701
61
Dec
87%
24
Jan
Jan
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102 %
Nov
*
60 %
59
60 %
1,245
45
61 %
59
61%
1,039
48% Mar
58
Dec
20%
19%
21
18,070
16%
25%
Jun
1.75
1.75
100
4.00
Jan
*
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•
—
1.70
Nov
6%
6 %
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52
38 %
38%
5,035
40
40
40
18
18
18
109
41%
41%
41%
232
29
*
"A"
_
_
.
«
90
75
84
.Apr
106% 106 %
100
100
IIIZlOO
100
common
preferred
„
35
"
_
~50c
'
—
.
Mar
90
•
58
Jun
38%
.
Worts
&
,
Limited
Dec
10
preferred
4%%
41
.
22%.
_100
preferred
Zellers
31%
8°8
Class A warrants—
4%%
30%
•
class
B
11%
17%
*
Class
Dec
Oct
—_1
Corp
(Geo)
Jan
Dec
Mar
37% Mar
.
880
31
*
Canada
Gooderham
•
8 % Mar
26
59
6
10
A
13%
19
100
Feb
23%
27
a30
120
_
Steel
Dec
'
—50
com
Ltd.
Weston
6%
Jan
Jan
9.50 Ma?
,
15% Mar
90
4,413
common—*
_
Jan
4/95
I100
•
Steel
Jan
3.00
__10
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Trans Canada Pipeline
Triad
Oils
Walker
Jan
40%
Texaco Canada Ltd
United
Jan
55%
3.00
»jv
Canada
Jan
31
July
41%
V
6 %
910
T-
4.75
35
35
8%
Jan
Dec
20%
Apr
26%
Jun
40
Dec
30
Feb
39%
Dec
10% Mar
16%
Dec
41%
Dec
92
Aug
107
Aug
37
July
41%
155
Mar
31% Mar
25
46
Dec
Jan
13
52
46
46
Canadian Stock
Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Anglo-Can
Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
*
Development Co Ltd_„—5
Anglo-Nfld
Arno
Mines
Associated
Atlas
Ltd
Arcadia
Telefilms
Augustus
Avalon
Nickel
Ltd
Talc
Bateman
47
Aug
Feb
1
Co
Bibis
Yukon
Blue
Oil
Oil
Raceway
&
&
Gas
Inc
'Refining
__*
Corp
Bornite Copper Corp—
;
Burnt Hills Tungsten Mines Ltd
1
52 % Mar
8%
20%
Jan
Apr
6
July
7%
Jan
3c
3c
2,000
4c
Mar
8c
Jan
33c
30c
30c
5,000
35c
Nov
49c
Feb
46c
46c
Judy
59c
2 «n5
40c
Apr
70c
32c 33 %c
5,033
21 %c
7%
145
6%
Sep
Sep
28c
7
5.60
4.95
5160
11c
11c
lie
6c
6c
8c
20c
20c
8%C
32c
750
-
4.60
7%
Dec
7.90
Sep
Jan
Aug
Apr
_._
19c
530
9c
Aug
20c
Jan
800
6c
Dec
43c
Jan
20c
1,003
14c
Oct
55c
Jan
8%c
8%c
2 500
10c
Jun
7
7
325
15c
11
16c
2 000
8%c
4,500
7c
43 533
%c
3
,
July
5% Aug
1.507
19c
16c
3%c
11c
Jun
12c
July
-
8%
25c
Feb
Jan
34c
Jan
2%c
Dec
8c
Jail
6%c
Dec
24c
Feb
Nov
21%
Jan
8%c
'7c
14
15
400
13%
2%c
2%c
2 %c
1,100
2%c
6%
6%
100
6%
13
13 %
♦
Jan
"Jan
66 %
_1
Canadian
Collieries
&
K
.
Dec
20%
Sep
37%
Dec
1.210
11% July
13%
Dec
6%
Aug
*
Canadian
Kodiak
•
Oct
5c
Jan
11 VB
Feb
15%
Feb,
Resources "Ltd1—
Dec
11
Sep
Apr
47%
Jan
July
Mar
5%
High
35
1,935
—_1
1
Low
9,320
_l1
Ltd—
Range for Year I960
41
Corp Ltd_,_—„
1
MinesUji—
—1
Bonnets
Bluewater
Shares
High
6%
1
Mining
Range
of Prices
6%
1
Ltd
Cjo
Dollars
Sales
for Week
39 %
"A"___l
Gas
Mining
Canadian
Week's
6%
7
Ltd
Exchange
40%
—5
Bay
Brllechasse
1
•
Exploration
Telephone
Bailey Selburn Oil &
Baker
Corp__"
—•
in
Low
*
Jan
30
1,600
Aug
8.00
17%
preferred.
Eonnyville
Aug
7.05 July
7.00 Dec
4,45l
•
13%
1,425
26
s
67%
10%
a2o
38
_.
66%
11
20
Sep
Jun
11%
24%
3
Bank
7%
•
Jan
Aug
10
23%
common
5.75
9 %
100
a66
Jan
10 Va
Jan
62%
9%
—10
French Petroleum preferred
Frosst & Co (Chas E)_.
7%
22% July
12 % July
a66
i
5
r
25%
Dec
3.00
17%
.1
13 %
11%
■>
preferred
class
Apr
18
'
1
Jan
40
24% May
6
9%
Jun
105
*
Jan:
3.00
1
12
48%
215 *
36
Dec
45%
Jan
19 y4 July
21%
21%
Sep
Aug
Jun
9 %
54
Jan
*
•
19% May
Jan
10%
I_II
21 %
15%
Nov
20% July
125
«
Jun
9%
20
•
.
14 %
49% Mar
16
common
Prices
A
9
41%
*
_
6%
of
Dec
45
1.410
a9%
40 %
•
_
Co
% %
Viau
10%
23%
common
20% May
Dec
al4y8 al4%
67
Jan
Dec
32%
69 Vb
10%
19%
12
15
25
11
Jan
20 % Mar
-
a9%
Feb
5,326
130
69
3.00
29
4,865
-
al6
47%
21% Dec
Jan
a2.50
68
.
9 %
a2.50
45 %
Feb
100
■
Dec
al5%
al6
47%
10
•
700
6%
Dec
8% May
625
65
48%
Inc
Steinbergs
16
100
10%
65
I100
Steel
Jan
17 %
14%
10
48%
common
of
Jan
55
Jan
14%
10 %
•
preferred
Feb
6%
•
•
Feb
4 %
Williams
4.90
575
Aug
200
20c
preferred
-
11,.:
19 %
Nov
95,
2,663
96
14%
50
Structural
Jun
36
Apr
34%
96
Oct1
15%
Co
Nov
Apr
86%
33%
1
pfd
Southam
19%
25
com
13%
4%
Standard
al5% al5%
11%
11%
—.
11%
•
_
A
Jan
2.00
26
34%
*
5.25
18%
Dec
*
Power
&
Dec
700
60
11%
T9%
A
1.90
217
Mar
Apr
•
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
700
20
18
42
*
____
class
Jan
325
2.75
Dec
1,400
20
A
.'
Soge mines
19%
1,33 J
48%
common
300
19 %
Fraser
For
Corp
Jan
19%
13%
a58 a58%
58 %
•
^3
Cement
Jan
2.50
Jan
42%
16
common
preferred
17
2.75
25%
Apr
21
41 %
common
Lawrence
25%
Nov
Jan
Apr
39
:_*
common
...
Apr
Mar,.,
26%
20
633
•
Canada
Sep
7%
Feb
3,075
•
common
Jan
43%
Dec
3.75
5.118
25%
42 %
*
(lamesi
of
May
25%
•
common...
(Canada)
Jan
Jan
13
Dec
25%
1
Lawrence
5%
May
16
Nov
17
7 %
13%
a
•
Ltd
12%
125
.
Nov
41%
•
12%
710
75*
5
Gas
395
4.9S0
25
18%
12 %
102
25%
100
B_
Oct
Jan
42 %
—50
345
a9
•
Ltd
13%
4.00
25
Nov
%
8
Oct
19
93% Mar
•
13%
3.90
4
9 %
Jan
Oct
17%
315
10
6
13%
10,44-j
9%
•
11
__10
class
25%
1,095
—,
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Eicard
al4% al6 %
17%
common
preferred
7%
13%
Dec
100 100%
*
Bank
Shei win
20%
.
Co
preferred
4%%
Jan
al6%
July
32
17%
100
_•
r
Sep
7
104
Apr
10%
Paper class A
Apr
5,661
Jan
Jan
24
175
17%
Preferred
Rolland
24%
8%
35
103
2,630
225
100
Co
(A V)
26 %
7%
Oct
6
32%
9 293
•
class
Canada
Robertson
Oct
8y4
30%
allO
8%
"A"
Aug
Foundation Co of Canada
6%
Class
Jan
4.65
30 %
16%
com.
Jan
31%
8%
;
Oct
14%
Jun
Nov
allO
•15%
A
Oct
62
July
11%
100
8%
.
Transport
Reitman's
Jan
37
al2
18%
Power
19
20%
_
$1.25
Quebec
7%
9
30%
52
1,495
Ltd •
Canada
Natural
Rov&l
al2
•
*
Units
10%
Nov
2.20
class
Ores—_;
Co
&
|
1
Quebec
Roe
62%
«
preferred
20V'4
a8%
Heating Prod class B
Players Canadian Corp___
Corp
Imperial
Imperial
5%
•
1,722
>
&
Bay
63% ~~r
preferred
4,012
20%
Fleetwood
$2.00
Bros
25
a8%
A
Kootenay Power
Corp
Hudson
60%
common,
of
Iron
Provincial
21%
*
Electrolux
class
Price
21%
•
Andy
58%
;
Products
Ltd
Corp
Premium
24%
•
Brewery
Oil
Penmans
Power
25
•
Class E
Home & Pittfield
Howard Smith Paper
38% May
7% July
12 y2 July
100
•
Redeemable preferred
Home
650
Page-Hersey Tubes
Feb
9
460
4.85
_•
Dominion Tar & Chemical
common
H&ndy
41%
10%
Pacific Petroleums
21%
10
—_
Lakes
41%
Ltd
Wholesale
5% July
2,150
4.85
•
Wares
41%
Corp
Mills
Steel
•
preferred
Steel
Dec
36%
100
Weaving
Flour
SS
common
7% preferred
Dominion Steel & Coal
Dominion Stores Ltd
Steel
18 %
28
30Q
7%
14%
class
2
class
Sep
Sep
a2.75
pfd
Dec
30%
Feb
32%
A
Chemical
Co
Oshawa
Dec
12%
43%
24
Ltd
Pont of Canada
22%
59%
a2.75
*
Textile
Donohue Bros Ltd
Feb
44%
Corsets
Dominiori
Feb
13
&2.15
*
Foundries &
10%
5.411
_•
Dominion
23 % Mar
Aug
-46% Mar
450
58%
•
Dominion
15%
125
20
59%
•
class
58%
Dec
31
100
1
Ontario
Jan
Jun
Sep
1
Ltd
Sep
29%
—__10
Ltd
Car
Wire
Ogilvie
22% Mar
Apr
92%
Seagrams
Bridge
General
35
27%
21
Jan
—
General
22% July
24% Apr
82
.
Power
Dec
250
„
Ltd
102%
•
Glass
Motor
Mar
Dec
90
—
J)
Dupuis Freres
Jun
25
90
common
.
Glass
93
583
18%
S34%
warrants-
Power
46%
Noranda Mines Ltd
Nova Scotia Light & Power
4%
615
25%
•
—
International
Great
29%
5,035
100
Co
Zeilerbach
5 % %
10
24%
Jan
Corbys class A
Coronation Mortgage
General
a33
23%
—
24%
Jan
Jun
83
Cellulose
Coal
Jun
2.75
Dec
Co
Ltd____
Combined Enterprises
Consolidated Mining & Smeltinsr
Consolidated Textile
1
5%
11
Dec
73
Vickers
Gatineau
17
Dec
2.00
—1
Morse
Petrofina
Cos
Feb
7%
400
200
Railway
Canadian
Ford
.
2,263
Ltd
Companies
Cock
Enamel
9%
200
2.20
25%
80
Oil
Famous
1,549
8
2.20
.n,
75
_
Co
International
Pacific
17
'
2.20
2.00
Canadian
East
18
13%
26
*
Canadian
9%
Dec
52%
19%
Preferred
Du
al8% al8%
12%
42
150
:
18%
common
Canadian Husky
Canadian Industries
Dow
160
19
preferred.
Fairbanks
Dominion
9%
47% Mar
75
B
Dominion
47
9%
9%
170
26
•
"A"
Niagara
Jan
1, io5
common
&
Trust
Oct
Feb
22 %
2,049
_5
Drug
Steel
94 %
21%
5.716
v
_*
preferred
National
Jan
Dec
21% May
59
com__
Tel
Dec
12.50
Chemical
Distillers
Sep
18%
Electronlos
Celanese
Dominion
Sep
50
35 %
Warrants
Crush
50
Nov
12
tO
pfd
British
Crown
Feb
40 %
100
Canadian
Consumers
42%
10
•
_
common.
Canadian
Columbia
171
a42
52
90
.
Commerce
Breweries common
Coghlin
49%
34%
•
_
4% %
National
80
14 Va
35%
common
National
a40 %
100
common
A
%
35
•
,
_
Nov
12%
•
class
6%
52
•
Aviation
hutt
1,725
5,704
8,932
25
Canada Bank of
Canadian
7%
4.15
2
32%
Trust
Co
224
31
40
&
10
15
20
34%
.
Locomotive
Morgan
a93
20
Dec
57 Va
♦
Mont-real
Sep
•
preferred
Canadian
Dec
48
•
nfd_
Safeway Ltd 4.40%
Steamship common
Canadian
48
Jan
50
preferred
Class
Jan
41%
7%
50
_
_
Forgings
Canadian
42%
50
30%
_.50
_
treierrea
Canadian
9,381
4.00
50
cnminnn
series
48%
July
14%
58%
B
Montreal
47
34%
Preferred
47%
29%
Ltd
& Powell River
Breweries
Class
r
48
4.15
•
Iron
46% July
30%
100
$1.30 preferred
Feb
Molson
Jan
32 %
_
&
40
1
20
__
5%% preferred
Mitohell (Robt)
class
47%
7%
Service
Ltd
Tel
Dec
225
45
25
(John)
(M)
Maritime
.
Prnrinrts
Cement
37
•
B
Calgary Pnwpr
475
*
—
Public
Ltd
19
7.60
preferred
MacMlllan Bloedel
Jan
>•1
va
M
.
7%
4^4
Feb
.___0
1
Massey-Ferguson
a21
59
Electric—
class
Jan
a21
1
Ltd
28
•
Company
Bruck
19% July
59 %
£1
Canada
20%
•
common
Ltd
43
10
_
Brown
51.75
33
Jamaica
Feb
10
a93
14%;
Canada-,.,,
Corp
Dec
Feb
33%
23%
10
,
Aug
33%
Light Sr Power-.
Chemical
Canadian
52 y2
% .51%
Labatt
Brockville
Canadian
Mar
51
25
5%
Sep
Sep
Columbia Forest Produota
British Columbia Power
British Columbia
Telephone
Canada
46%
Sep
British
4%%
Mar
1,105
43
class A
preferred
Canada
40
46
31%
15
45
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
__5
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6%
preferred—-.,10
52
preferred
Canada
Oct
Jan
21
Oil
5% %
Canada
22 y2
Mar
10
preferred
4 % %
Canada
19% Mar
45%
25
preferred
Class
45
47
preferred
Rnilrilnp
Jan
49
preferred
Bond
38%
ol
2,804
100
new—
Utilities
preferred
37
_—_
Columbia
Brooke
27% July
$2
25
pfd_
Paper
Traction
4 % l/c
Jan
35
Scotia
American
4%%
40%
25
10
Rowater Corp 5%
Bowater Paper
British
July
a41
Canadian National
Banque Provincial (Canada)
British
International
International
Paper
Sep
a2l% a21%
a21%
50
5%%
Telephone
Nickel
Dec
13,069
•
Power
30
International
15
32%
•
Nova
Brazilian
31 %
4.015
i____
High
Low
45
19% al9%
50
Cement preferred
.(_
10
International Bronze rowders 6%
pfd 25
Range for Year 1960
Shares
High
44 %
a
—
20
Jun
Feb
18
45
_
preferred
preferred
$4.50
•
common
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
Inland
50'/a
Banque
Firi
34 y4
Corp
__.
24% July
July
9V2
\
Jan
a41
•
Montreal
Bathurst
32%
21 %
400.
200
41%
50 %
common
Selburn
ol
14%
19%
33
50
Corp
of
14%
High
35 % Mar
pfd__50
4%%
preferred
Bank
100
19%
_50
Steels Ltd
Bank
3,863
—50
Tel
Corp Ltd
Atlas
pfd
preferred
Asbestos
14%
$2.25
Range for Year I960
Low
41
23%
Acceptance
Warrants
High
40 y4
34%
Ltd
Aluminum Co of Canada 4%
4%% preferred
Argus
•
Indus
Shares
23%
•'
*.
Steel
of Prices
Low
40
25
—
for Week
'
Monday, January 9, 1961
Range
Sale Price
Sales
.
Week's
Friday
S T 0 C K S
Dollars
Par
Friday
.
(Range for Week Ended January 6)
Exchange
Expressed in
.
Rpfineries
Ltd
«
*
13%
1
11%
30
30
200
85c
90c
2 344
5%
5%
5%
850
2%c
3c
"8.400
14c
16c
3 300
10c
lie
12c
5,600
8c
1
-1
150
30
86c
16c
Nov
Sep
28 % July
33
Jan
65c
Jun
1.35
Jun
5
July
7%
Jan
IV2C
Dec
7c
Jan
Nov
70c
July
Aug
23c
Jan
Volume
193
Number 6019
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(137)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Cassiar
Asbestos
Castle
Oil
&
Gas
Toronto Stock
Shares
Range for Year 1960
High
Low
13' 13%
13%
*
Ltd
for Week
of Prices
Low
*
Ltd.._
Corp
13c
4,100
Manitoba
Mines
Minerals
10% Mar
10%c Oct
14c
3,000
ale
ale
200
2.07
2.19
11,345
3 VaC
3%c
2,000
Ltd.
1
Ltd
2.15
13%
1
— —
1.52
16c
Nov
3c
Jan
Abacus
Abitibi
10c
1,400
7c
Dec
19c
Jan
4 Vac
4 VaC
5c
8,500
4c
Apr
lie
Sep
3c
4 Vac
7,000
2 Vac
uct
9c
Jan
——
.1
1.22
1.22
100
Dec
3.45
3 %c
1,000
2c
Dec
6 %c
86c
1,067
63c
Jun
1.30
Oct
1.15
1.07
1.15
2,400
40c
July
1.39
Nov
Mines
Lta.
23%
al5 Va
a
Duvan
Copper
Ltd
Co
a23
-
"l
al6
■
Jun
605
14'A
a23
403
19%
10c
27%
,
Dec
1,000
Jun
V
a38 a38%
33c
*
!
:
17
100
40c
10c
a38Va
T
Mfg Ltd
15%
a21%
-w.'"
.
•
Fleet
23%
33c
50c
1
■
i« U '
*
75
33c
47c
19
•
20c
28
•,
45c
Aug
26,000
3c
Jun
2,000
.
13c
Nov
„
Mines
Age
&3c
*
Ltd
45c
..._
.1
.1/
Copper Mining
International
.*
42c
1
al5c
38C/
7cf
.1
Feb
Mar
9c
Oct
7c
&
Lead
—
8c
Dec
30c
Aug
May
Ltd.
46c
46c
2,000
31c
Sep
.1
_
Zinc Mines
3C
3c
3 Vac
1,000
3 VaC
Oct
May
6Vac Jan
is
17%
18'A
July
27
Lithium
of
Corp
Ltd
Co
Lowney
(Walter M)—
Mines
Massval
6%
.1
Mines
Distilleries
Ltd
Ltd
61c
Mines
of
100
10c
28 %
28%
5
5
250
12%
12 y4
450
20c
18c
28c
7,000
•
Ltd.
6c
Jan
Jun
58c
Aug
7c
445
5
Jun
23% May
1,750
12V4
Ltd
Canada
25%
Jan
2c
6c
■9
5,600
10c
28%
—
Mid-Chibougamau
Corp
5
4,200
46c
25%
17
350
3c,
44c
10c
com
preferred
Mining
44c
">—
Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Melchers
•
Ltd.
Canada
3C
21
32c
July
7%
30%
Feb
11
15c
27Vi
Dec
8
Mar
Jan
Feb
A
Alta
1
37c
Credit
Jan
Ltd
(1945)
1
Explorers
Opemisca
Ltd
8c
1
Opemiska Copper Mines
(Quebec)
Paton
Manufacturing Co Ltd
Paudash
Porcupine
Prime
Power Corp
Provo
of Canada 4% '/o
Steel
Premier
Gas
Mills
&
12c~
1
Ltd
Sep
8c
6%c
American
Leduc
American
Nepheline
Anacon
Lead
Pete
Exploration...:
Canadian
Huronian
Dec
16c
23c
Jan
Dec
8.50
Jan
Quebec
Lithium
Oil
Corporation
Development
Quebec
Telephone
Warrants
St
&
Siscoe
(1957)
Save
Arjon
Soca
Dufault
Dec
45
250
39
Apr
7%
200
7
Oct
1.27
44
Gold
7.
.
100
,
2.75
:
/
5c
*
1.90
Dec
3,933
lc
Oct
8VaC
1,000
7c
Dec
19c
Jun
15%
al5
50
16
May
16%
,
...2
;
1
1.00
.
...1
..
pfd
5.60
2,140
7 '/a
2,412
i.i5
,
...I
:
6
'88c
625
1.00
600
120
1.00
8c
556
8c
8c
Jun
38
30
2%c
2 Vac
32 Va
33%
1,370
.50
48
48
49
150
1
8c
1,000
Tib
Exploration
Titan
1
114
4c
-—
'7c
8 Vac
4,500
*1—- ^
9c
.10
2,000
9c
31%
Oct
Jan
1.23
Gold
Gold
Asbestos
Ltd
Corp
3c
..1
4.10
'3.75
4c
5c
110
T-
4.10
Principal
*
1.55
1.45
1.60
*
a30%
Properties.
Ltd
Waite
..._—
Amulet
Weedon
5%
Ltd
Mines
Mining
.—.——
Corp
a30'/8 a30%,
7 Vac
6c
29
2c
1,000
1,400
r
31,670
6.00
—„
6.00
3c
1,075
19,000
1.45,
3c
*
_1
—
7 Vac
1.45
1.45
Jan
2.05
Oct-
Feb
38c
Gas
Trunk
Line
Canada
&
Canada
Dominion
Packers
Class
Canadian
Canadian
Ingersol
Jan
Feb
12c
Jan
11 %c
Jun
Chromium
*
Sep
Consumers
Corp
July
V
"
Baska
17
17
115
1.24
1.15
1.24
2,900
23%
21%
23%
3,473
8c
500
8c
8c
Zellerbach
120
49%
49%
1,000
4.45
Feb
Jan
4.45
500
Bell
2.40
Bibls
Jan
22
4c
of
Co
Lumber
Jan
19c
Jan
2.80
6%c July
2.21 May
2.95
6%
•
2.95
2,900
6%
6%
380
3.45
1
B
5.45
1
3.45
100
5.60
16,625
4.90
19
19
50
21%
21%
21%
395
80c
75c
80c
2,300
Hollinger Consol Gold
Hudson's
Jockey
Ltd
Mines
Yukon
3c
6.10 Mar
10c
Aug
Bay
3,491
66 % July
77%
Jan
1.09
Dec
1.90
Nov
7o
Dec
17c
68
17,250
102,850
10c
4,500
4c
2,700
41%
,
100
9c
7c
9c
6%
" 6%
250
~6c
4%c
6c
21,500
21'%
21%
21%
35
56c
-—
13%
Bowater
Jan
Dec
7.20
53c
7,200
.
18%
Nov
July
43% July
49%
Dec
49
Dec
2.25
Jun
4.85
Nov
42
43%
16%
16
16%
600
Nov
4.85
2,983
36 % Mar
44%
5,145
13 %
16
53%
13
4.35
Douglas
Kerr-Addison
Loblaw
Ltd
Sep
—
common.
9
50
38% July
110
6.50
Sep
50
Oct
172%
Jan
Sep
10 Va
Jan
19
21
Oct
29%
—
9.50
9.50
300
8.75
Aug
13%
Jan
2.60
2.65
1,800
2.05
Aug
2.60
Dec
*
6%
6%
675
5%
Sep
1
*
12%
12
12%
3,400
10%
Jun
31%
30%
31%
2,620
23% Nov
30
23
31%
A
6
MacLaren
Class
Power
B
*
class
Paper
A.2.50,
&
Ontario
Jan
7%
22 Vi
Apr
Apr
Dec
Mining
Pembina
33
20%
__
20%
33
20%
a20%*a20%
25
Mar
Nov
62p
19 Vi
Oct
20%
Nov
60
19 %
Oct
"21%
Nov
300
27%
Sep
32%
Jan
Lines
Preston
Mines
Industries
Sherritt-Gordon
31%
46%
44%
47%
3,775
35% Mar
49
July
60
60
60
2,000
44c
95c
July
>.1.25
Ltd
Russell
31
9
9
9
100
6%
4.55
4.55
300
4.40
Dec
9%
9%
175
8%
Dec.
Ltd
Com
Pipe
31%
1
Co
.5
—*
Paper
Corp Ltd
Murray
33
2.50
...
Minnesota
Moore
&
class B
Ltd
—
Ltd
Mines
*
*
...
Ltd
—
Oct
8%
Aug
Finance
Trans
Mountain
Union
Gas
of
Oils
For
Pipe
3.65
2,900
2.60
Jun
3.25
Jan
8.25
6,840
6.00
Oct
13 %
Jan
Canada
Ltd
see
page
40.
37%
1014
39
770
10%
11
11.365
16 Va
15%
16%
1,275
12 %
Apr
1.20
*
—
Ltd—
footnotes,
I
1.10
1.20
1.900
90c
Jun
32%
Jan
24%
Dec
Jan
Jan
62c
26,175
Dec
75c
48 Va
15,750
42 Va
Jan
48
68c
14,200
50c
Oct
92c
13c
12c
13c
22,667
10c
May
19c
Feb
8C
5%c. 8%c
31,900
4VaC
Dec
15 Va c
Jan
43c
42c
Dec
Jan.
67c
Nov
Feb
62c
58c
63c
16,000
1
9c
9c
10c
16,500
7c
Mar
31c
8%C
7c
10c
54,300
4V2C
Oct
27%c
Jan
41c
39c
41c
14,400
33c
May
65c
Jan
46%
46%
47'A
51'A
1
225
41
51%
75
45
Mar
7%
100
7
48
48
48
135
45
26
30
25
6.65
7.15
15,000
30c
30c
30c
1,000
•
4.15
4.00
4.15
19,076
*
common
30
7.10
1
—
5%
5%
5%
2,095
2.06
2.10
1
Petroleum
48 %
Mar-
51
7%
1
Petroleums
British
British
Feb
Columbia
2.10
3,075
52
Dec
;
Jan
I
Nov
July
6.90
75c
Dec
Jan
5Va
'
Jun
7%
Nov
1.90 May
Sep
Jan
32
Oct
Aug
3.50 May
5 Va
Sep
10'A
57
■
4.55 May
35c
-
Sep
Jun
2.65 Mar
British
Columbia
Company
Mills class
Brunswick
Mining
Buffadison
Building
Bunker
Jan
12%
4,591
47 %
46%
47 Va
1
1
Jan
15 Va
July
37%
Jan
47 Va
Dec
93A
14
Sep
1,145
42
Feb
31c
4,600
18c
Oct
12%
361
9% Mar
16%
Jun
7%
110
7%
Jun
10 Va
Feb
2.76
\
1
7%c
2.60
Oct
130
2.95
2,200
6c
8c
23,900
1.20
1.35
5,100
5c
1.20
5.30
Feb
8c
Mar
2.26
6c
11,000
4%c
Dec
32
33%
376
29 %
Jan
lie 12 Vac
67,500
5c
Aug
16
290
"
33 Va12%c
Jan
Dec
5 %c
*
<_
52c
Oct
*
—
Extension
14 Va
Jun
30 Va July
—1
—
Oct
52% "Aug
7%
13%
1
Smelting
Mar
Sep
Dec
13 Va
29c
*
8c
35
12Vac
Apr
Mar
Aug
Sep
14'A
Oct
17%
Jan
11
Nov
16%
Nov
*
Dock
class
Mines
5
,—
Gas
"ampbell
Campbell
&
——
Chibougamau
Red
Bread
Lake—
class
16
HVs
11%
11%
6%
6%
6%
100
5%
Jan
7
Apr
9%c
10,825
7 VaC
Nov
16c
Jan
Jan
1
9c
8c
25c
•
•
—100
26c
15 Va
24 Va
23c
26c
13%
15%
*
Oils
Petroleum
16
-*
A
——
Petroleum
—
Canada
47
25
I
Lake—
Dry
•
1.87
Jan
*
Burrard
Camerina
Jan
640
50
Burns
Sep
16%
52%
7,927
Burlington
Jan
•
93
52
14%
A
Products
Hill
Mar
42% Mar
35%
Ankerite
Red
80
44%
14%
Gold
Buffalo
Mar
932
240"
12%
1
&
37
91%
49%
34%
Mines
45%
100
91
49
14%
Telephone
Bruek
Aug
35%
52
91'A
49%
34%
Power
Reef
29,210
30%
*
Columbia
Broulan
29%
"B"——*
Packers
Columbia
British
39%
.
Forest
Columbia
British
.
44
50
100
50
50
Products—^*
preferred
preferred
5%
preferred
V 5 Va % preferred
British
30%
24%
Electric—
4%%
4%%
12
7% July
*
Oil
American
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
5%
preferred
3.20
39
20 Va
48
50
*
pfd-
Cadamet
6.95
•
Sep
18c
58c
48%
■'—1
„„„
Calalta
3.65
•
Co..__*
5'%%
Sep
8.10
A
Line
—
_—
Dec
1
class
Corp
Oil
pfd
——
Tank
&
Calvert
Traders
Jan
7%
'
•
50
50
.
Jan
4.40
11
1
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
24c
Nov
Dec
Oct
1
—
Ltd—
Buffalo
Ldblaw Companies Ltd
51
*
.r—
Pioneer
Britalta
Brown
Ltd—r
class
Bridge
Dec
21
19
6%c Jun
1
Brazilian Traction common
;
2.65
1,175
Oct
July
Mar
-4% Aug
4c
Jan
68c
1
25
Mines^——
Company
Bralsaman
Jan J
|_—*
Mines
Ltd
135
a7.30
6c
14c
May
Aug
Dec
Dec
50o
Uranium
Paper
Bralorne
Sep
"A"—.
class
Gold
Companies
135
a7.30
3c
13 %c
Aug
Sep
43%
50c.
6c
37
.
1
Corp 5%
preferred
5 % %
Aug
Jun
44
43c
Feb
60
11c
—
Jan
Dec
1.25
Nov
Feb
1.83
4c
70c
Apr
Apr"
8c
9c
8.00
19
21
19c
1.70
41%
Jun
47% Mar
66%
4c
Dec
7Vac
1.83
10c
4.70
16
I6V2 Mar
7,700
67 Va
A—
.
Mines
Bov/es
25
6.70
5
Apr
2,000
1
—
Paper class
Mines
Bouzan
—2.50
Ltd
—
Oct
9%
3.80 Mar
6,317
59%
8C
,
Jan
2.45
Nov
40 Vs
Ltd
Mines
Oil & Gas
Bay
Club
3.25
Dec
2.50 July
14c
14c
59%
.
Corp
Black
4.10 July
'
53A
1
Oct
14c
59 Va
36c 38 Vac
14c
10
—10
.
1
19
-1
1
Mines—
Bldcop Mines Ltd
37% Mar
—
Oct
3,000
Copper Corp.
Dec
25
135
9c
6%c
.
Co
Nov
3,700
1
Jan
Jan
6%c
Mines—
18c
40
•
5c
Dec
2.10
28
1
:—
31 /
5.60
1.
:
11c
Mines
Dec
40
Ltd
Canada
Ltd..
Mines
Dec
Jun
_50c
Power. &
Aug
'
Motor
Gunr.ar
17
Va, Aug
1.05
5c
—
Mining
Telephone
Dec
5.10
53%
10
19% July
6c
.
Belcher
1.00
40
53%
'
Jan
Jan
*eoe;-Jan
Aug
2,000
Mining
Lodge
Bevcon
4.50 Mar
a49
.....5
Corp
25c
45,750
—25,
Duquesne
Beatty Bros
5.00 May
18% July
a49
49c
89c
13%
Dec
12c
—25
Uranium
Oct
960
a49
—
Jan
May
10 Va Mar
7%c
Petroleums
Bata
3.40
200
1,088
*.
10c
6c
26V2c
Jan
5c
5.55
common—
Jan
Nov
7c
Mines
Beaver
*
—•
Smelting..
Ltd
&
Co
Feb
7c
35%
49%
Feb
9c
*
class
Consolidated
Bathurst
Jan
•
J.
Dec
43
7c
Montreal-
Base Metals
Jan
*
Ltd
Paper
Gas
26
6.00.
16%
,,4.45
Dec
L
Bank of Nova Scotia
Barnat
Beaver
33%
6.10 Mar
16
Ltd—*
Jan
11c
Mines
of
Bank
42c
Dec
100
2,500
16%
—
38
95
1
-
Bankfield
13c
May
1.30
*
Rand Co Ltd
Mining
Consolidated
5.70
Jan
Dec
Mar
26 Va Mar
78,925
*
Oil
16c
Jun
100
.•
A—
Petroleums
Oils
Rio
24%
6.00
a.
Devonian
Central-Del
Crown
class
Ltd
1—
B
25%
1
Jan
Jan
35c
Jun
1
Mines
Bowaters Mersey
Ltd "A'%5
Co
Mines Ltd
Sugar Co Ltd
13 Va
27c
Dec
>_
Mines
preferred
Banff
Feb
120
Apr
STOCKS
UNLISTED
Alberta
Campbell Chibougamau
Jun
Aug
May
July
preferred
Bowater
United
33c
:_1
Mines
Products
Bicroft Uran
Ventures
Virginia Mining Corp
1
Wainwright Producers & Refiners Ltd 1
Kelly
26c
'
United
Ford
31c
•
.
Mines—
Fabric
Bethlehem
United
52 Va
2%c
100
•"
Electric
5%%
Nov
13
Jun
4VaC Aug
#%c Aug
'
500
31'/a
3c
3c
Mar
Jan
84
16,000
13
*
Mines
River
'
..1
Ltd.
s
3,000
7c
._1
Ltd
Corp Ltd
Gorp Fund
a
M
8 VaC
*
Petroleum
Trans-Ca
Trebor
6c
8C
—
—
Feb
25 Va
4,500
32c
13
1
common—
—
8c
28c
10
B
7c
40c
class
Copper
Ruffner
Bankeno
10
•
6c
8c
III
:
Tazin Mines Ltd..:.
Jan
7.60
6.50
200
33%
....
9 Va
14 %c
7%c
25
Jan
Nov
12c
203
Jan
90c
Dec
'49
1,181,647
Feb
65c
Jun
7c
5.50
1,100
36c
92%
Seattle
Lake Mines Ltd—
Tache
14c
30c
12c
Dec
Oct
2.75
305
14c,
__
92%
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A—
Dec
6.90
Dec
Oct
9% Mar
1,000
.
119
--
5.30
61,792
14
10VaC 10VaC120
.100
Standard Gold Mines Ltd.—4—_
14
8.25
33 %c
•
Acceptance
Coast
Auto
Feb
1.15
8.15
8.15
J
29%
Arcadia Nickel
Auto
Dec
al5
1.15
160
Jan
11
'
52%
100
,
Aumaque
Jan
3.15
200
7
Oct
Oct
7V2;
18
5.50
52%
__
;
-——
Yellowknife
Atlin
Feb
29
7 Va
100
.„_■—*
Mines
Aumacho
3.85 Mar
July
630
5.50
1,500
3.30
warrants
Steels
Atlas
Apr
38
■
Ltd.—.
Atlas
Jun
37%
—
Jan
Jan
Sep
33c
3tc
275
9c
5.40
1
Hardware
Atlantic
Aunor
Jan
2c
3.35
8c
•"
:
_
5c
1,700
26,933
5.40
pfd_50
Mines
Oil
Atlantic
Aug
9%
Aug
Nov
3c
2 Vac
.
37%
1
6%
1.62
2,600
—-
Power
12c
•
_
Mines
.Jan
1
—
Canada
...'•5c
1,500
—
*
Metals
Ltee
Southern
43,500
8Vs
Nov
18
Ltd.—
Sobey's Stores class A
South
Mar
3c
2%c
Paper
&
common
Associated
Feb
5c
2.25
"'
.1
5
Ltd..
Ltd
Mines
55c
May
2.05
—
Columbian
Lawrence
Shop
Sep
3c
2.01
—1
common
Canada
11c
2.05
Ltd______—1
_—;—
Chains
Renold
Corp
200
1,700
3.30
22,733
41c.
48 c
1
Pulp
Nickel
Corp
Asamera
Feb
2,000
2%c
-
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
16c
14,500
3c
Ltd 1
Quebec
Feb
9
2.15
1.35
Feb
Dec
39c
42c
1
Rouyn
8c
41c
45c
4.75
Mines
Argus
*
lc
Controls
Petroleums
American' Exploration
Arcadia
2.25
-
1
Quebec Labrador Development Co
1O0
20c
Jan
4c
1.90
8c
50c
Mines
91c
43
2.15
—*
Feb
36c
Feb
Dec
7%
—_—*
_
13Vac Nov
aoc
25c
i2c
1,700
Nov
Anthes Imperial class A
Class B 1st preferred
18c
io yac
45
1st pfd.50
Ltd
Producers
Cobalt
Quebec
Ltd____
Mines
Feb
3-50 Oct
5c
Jan
8%
8%
Dec
II,350
Jan
9
18c
1,
:
_.
Feb
7c
Earth
90c
4c
1
Mining Co Ltd
Feb
7
2.00
7'/2c
Rare
19r
16c
*
com
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Pitt
40%
1
Amalgamated
Dec
4c
'
July
Jan
July
51,000
6c-
Ltd._l
30
Jan
26C
4c
6c
Jan
6.10
47
9c
5.00
Jan
60
Dec
13,200
5 %C
19%
Sep
16c
4%
78,500
1,900
18c
Dec
3.50
40% Mar
Anglo
2,083
52% Mar
198
591
Anglo
12,500
15 Va
200
14,533
Feb
'
255
56
4.15
Nov
46
Jan
9c
17%
16c
Sep
14%
.
16c I7V2C
10%
6c
17%c
Dec
45%
Ashdown
Partridge Canadian Exploration
10c
13%
45%
23
5.90
150
'325
7,563
17%c
Jan
8c
8%
2.00
15%
Dec
1
Aug
5.40
5.90
Ltd.l
8%
2.00
common
Jan
8.30
50
7
2,000
6c
12,285
Minerals
$2.50 preferred
Gbalski
34%
28%
107
,
Jun
preferred —
Amalgamated
Larder
Mines
19
500
33
Jun
"Jun
3.50
23
20
8c
34%
100
19% May
200
37c
55
4.15
16%
826
115
26
8c
17
4.15
50
-
22
a8
37c
1
17%
10
1
-
14,881
21%
Ansil
—
14
10
18,123
-
21%
Anglo
Ltd
July
25
Feb
T.
Jan
9.45
preferred
10 Vi
Metals
15 V*
2.00
Co
Nov
„;
8.80
4 Vi %
5%
Rare
,26%
106%
7.90
•
Aluminum
50
Ltd
1.20
Aug
3.20
5%
Mines
Jan
Nov
1.50
33%
5%
American
50c
2,90
Dec
Anglo
Norvalie
24%
105 %
—
Bldg
Analogue
North
Oct
27% July
Anchor
*
1.50
4,230
Jan
5%c
Dec
7Vac Jan
--
17,390
Feb
5c
3,800
46 %C
Apr
Apr.
1.85
Jan
13c 15%c
3,915
1.70
34c
3%c Aug
Jan
78C
32%
26c
5c
'60c
5,500
Sep,
21
r.
1.65
12c
15 Vic
50c
1.50
Jun
Sep
Oct
Apr
31%
12 Vi
1
17%
48c
96
1.77
Sep
1
60c
4.00
2.40
9,275
1.65
Sep
Oct
21 %c
4,500
t
20 Va
Jun
Oct
32%
Dec
Ltd
5c
2.1.0
Feb
Dec
•
5c
Ltd
5c
Jan
15
.
•
5c
Mines
46C
1.80
8.75
.
50
Mines
50C
"
48c
2.00
Jan
85
400
r
25% July
12c
19,373
;
25%
Ltd
500
Amulet
62c
106'A
common
Roxana
1,000
Formaque
.19%./
*
5
Gas.
Aluminium
7c
West
56c
—100
Alminex
5c
New
62c
Warrants
al2
New
19%
-
.'A——,
—_
Algonquin
7c
a8
—
-v
Aug
18
I,400
1
Algoma Steel
5c
25
3.00
1
Trunk
Preferred
al2
*
2.90
41%
9% Mar
55
2.90
40c
Mar
19%
500
*
preferred
Warrants
...*
!
360
93
12c
*
Algoma Central
Mines Ltd
1—
1
Mining Co Ltd
—i_„
1
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd
*
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd————.*
"Canada Ltd——.
19%
93
12c
*
'
■
Natural
Monpre
Mussens
19%
,
common..
trust
Gas
Class
Mogador
5%
2,255
*
:
Distillers
Alberta
July
32c
10% May
14%
High
Dec
35
Oct
Jan
13 %
Sep
14%
1
Gold
Explorations
Allied
.1
14%
'
Jan
70 of
Jan
.1
Kontiki
Yellowknife
Alberta
Jan
2 %c
V.
295
Class A warrants..
2%c Nov
1,100
24
1
a
,
.
Akaitcho
Jan
30c
al5c
a3c
it
Dec
10,500
23%
8c
Jan
10c
2c
3c
23%
<■
Agnew Surpass Shoe—.;—
Agnico Mines Ltd
Voting
2,400
4 %c
3c
5,475
18,000
,
100
Warrants
2,000
45c
4%C
"
3c
.1
Mining Lt
Ltd—
Mines
Iso
Ceramic
Corp...i
41
•
& Oil
Jan
200
a3c;
40%
40'A
A
Gas
Advocate Mines Ltd
Alba
13 c
•
common
Preferred
Dec
75c
'
Paper
Range for Year 1960
Low
10c
19%
&
12c
1
Atlantic Sugar common
-Class
Acme
Shares
High
25
39%
,
Nov
Ltd
Power
79c
Mar
30c
> 1,400
3 VaC
16C
1
Haitian
Jan
16VaC Aug
•
Golden
Jan
40
Aug
500
5Cc
3c
r
20c
•*
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metal:
Oct
'
.1
1
a
Mines
Acadia
Feb
85c
1.00
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Preferred
Feb
3 %C
85c
1
*
Sales
ftange
Sale Price
9 VaC
7c
>0
Dollars
Week's
Last
\
Feb
7c
.1
Dome
STOCKS
3.20
&ep
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian
Feb
1
L'Ungava.;
Are
Sep
1
Compagnie Miniere
Shown
Friday
Nov
5%c
|
NOV
2C
Prices
High
•
Central
Cnemalloy
(Range for Week Ended January 6)
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
ar
37
B
..
3,500
19c
Nov
57c
6,525
13 %
May
23%
Feb
25
Feb
102
23%
24%
2,785
16%
102
102
.10
94%
32c
3,400"
29c
Dec
32c
27%c
1.16
1.16
520
5.95
16%
5.55
6.10
72.472
4.30 Mar
16
17
1,894
9% May
50
50
30
*
1
1
pfd——_—50
2,598
1.20
48 %
Dec
Oct
63c
1.35
Dec
Dec
Nov"
Mar
Dec
7.20 Aug
17%
52
Oct
May
.
38
(138)
The Commercial and Financial
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
"•Farv
Cement
Canada
Malting
Canada
-25%
26
399
Oil
16
14
16
18%
18%
19%
18%
19%
1,912
*
64
64
65
200
1.08
92c
1.08
9,100
:
Lands
18%
Jan
Croinor
18
22
Feb
Crovvn
July
May
12%
Canada
Packers
Class
class
*
A
Trust
Crush
Jan
Class A preferred—————
Cusco Mines
Zellerbach
49
49%
150
49
49%
720
41%
Jun
50
International
738 '
47%
Jun
58
Jan
Canada
Southern
Canada
Southern
Oils
9c
13c
1,600
3c
Nov
75c
1
3.35
2.75
3.40
17,900
Steamship
Tungsten
Canada
Wire
Canadian
warrants
Petroleum
Canada
class
*
—1
common
41
40%
41
1.45
1.35
1.45
*
Lines
7%
7%
7%
7c
8%e
B
Astoria
Minerals
Canadian
Bank
1
Bakeries
Canadian
7c
—-*
of
6%
20
Commerce
59%
59
42% May
2.50
Canadian
Breweries
British
•
common
Aluminum
Daragon
Mines
Feb
Decoursey
Sep
2.20
Aug
Deldona
6% July
9%
Jan
Delnite
4c
8c
Feb
Denison
53,533
8
Dec
Aug
4%
204
Nov
Jan
53%
46% Mar
5,160
44%
*
43%
44%
Deer
18 %
—:—25
19%
19%
19%
350
25
32%
32%
32%
150
Chemical
Dairies
Dominion
Electrohome
Dec
12
2,734
2.70
Dec
Dec
20
Feb
16
Nov
5
7% July
Oct
2.40
Dominion
6 Vn
6%
6%
911
200
210
11,150
78c
75c
81c
16,950
6%
6%
7
2,241
71c
:71c
62
70c
Oct
85c
Feb
2,300
70c
Oct
90c
Dec
1.70
Dominion
Petroleum—
Collieries
Canadian
Canadian
Curtis
preferred-;
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Drawn
Dredge
•
Petroleum
Steel
Fairbanks
87c
4.40
1
B
52c
4,090
1.70
1.52
1.72
11%
1,565
_*
7%
7%
8%
325
Food
Products
•
common
4.95
1st
preferred
preferred
4.50
44%
2nd
40
Canadian
Gas
Canadian
Energy
General
Canadian
preferred
Canadian
Husky
Dominion
Tar
25c
27c
46,500
19c
8%c
it.:. 8c
8%c
30c
29c
30c.
6,500
4,209
27c
9.50
9.25
9.50
13,235
4.85
Nov
Dominion
Mar
62c
Dow
Nov
10%
5% July
7%
Oils
East
3.10 May
Co
&
1.04
Jan
Jan
3.70
Nov
27% Mar
32%
Dec
25%
2,555
16%
Amphi
1.65
9%
9%
10
4.50
30
38
4.15
3.80
4.15
3,430
14%
14
14%
1,875
7%
7%
120
35c 37 %c
Feb
4.95
Oct
Eddy
Paper
21
Oct
Eiaer
Mines
40c
Apr
Eldrich
Aug
1.05
Jan
El
8.55
Jan
Empire
Erie
6,200
60c
1,540
12
12
13%
4,240
5%
5%
610
2.30
2.30
75
*
47%
45%
47%
7,737
99%
99%
99%
200
*
7%
7%
7%
25
44
Malartic
*
*.
____
Gold
Canadian
North
Canadian
~
'
'
35c
1
Northwest
Inca
Canadian Oil Cos.
—
•
Canadian Marconi Co
5
l
12c
•
37 Vac
•
24%
„
Mines
common
preferred
Railway
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
Superior
Canadian
Thorium
25
preferred
21%
10
Oil
8%
12 %C
1
Corp.
1
90c
Nov
4.65
Jan
12%
Dec
Dec
5
3.70
Dec
12 % July
6
Apr
32c
100
Dec
4.40
July
.
4.50
Sol
class
&
Can
Wallpaper
Mfrs
Cayzor
Gas
Life
_u
Flooring
Fargo Oils
Feb
Farwest
Federal
Grain
68 %
common—*
14%
14%
15
7,343
12 % July
16 %
—2.35
20
19%
20
2,224
18% Mar
20
•
10%
l
Golci
Copper
5c
5%c
21,000
4%c
Nov
1.33
July
1
1.65
1.60
1.67
9,205
1
1.61
1.56
1.62
3,600
35%
35
35%
450
30
59
51
1.01
1.00
Ltd
'
1
Mining
Jan
Aug
Jan
Apr
68%
Jun
1.54
Jan
100
11,300
89c
May
26,500
10c
Jun
4%c
5c
29,000
68
68
7
*
17%
17%
18
4c
Jun
55
Mar
5
1,985
Mines
1
1.23
1.20
1.30
17,170
3.25
2.90
3.25
2,535
7c
7c
500
30c
35c
49
49
Ltd
Mining
1
„
_1
....
class
A
34c
*
—
27c
Jan
43c
Feb
24%
Jan
Fittings; class A.
Fleet Manufacturing
Ford
Motor
Cd'(US,)_
35
90
Mar
100%
Dec
Ford
Oct
26%
Apr
Foundation
Dec
13%
Jan
Francoeur
21%
7%
21%
20%
16,507
8%'
7%
2,085
11c 12%c
4,095
8.oo July
310
33
Nov
3%c
Jun
6c
of
65%
Mines
Ltd
Companies
Petroleum
Ltd
16%
Jan
37
320
28
43
25c
Jan
9%c
Jan
65
Dec
Apr
6% May
25c
16%
615
20%
100
36 %
39
1,180
.
-
Mar
14% July
18%
32%
Feb
Nov
5c
Smelt
Sep
Gailwin
21
Jan
Gatineau
45%
Jan
17%
5%
13
13%
14,935
10% Mar
13%
Nov
General
5,500
13c
49c
Mar
General
Petroleum
19,109
4.00
July
1.40
78c
86c
General
Jan
6,000
2c
July
July
1.29
3 %c
5%c
Jan
2bc
29c
18,300
22c
May
43 %c
10C 12 %c
19,750
8c
Dec
44c
Sep
Jan
Geaex
Geo
41c
Dec
80c
July
67c
39%
39%
120
39%
Dec
Mines
58
3.80
5,355
2.73
July
3.95
13%
805
12%
Oct
25%
Jan
3.90
4.00
725
3.74
Feb
4.90
Feb
8%
8%
7%
9
300
Nov
11
21c 25%c
6.063
19c
Dec
42c
11%
Sep
13%
Mar
65c
72c
4%
Jan
Jan
12c
125,840
6%c
Nov
2.10
Jan
13%
Apr
15%
Sep
Dec
6%
Jan
7c
Feb
Drauon
wonsulioaied
67c
14,630
44c
70c
70c
1,100
43c
17c
1,259
12%c May
Jan
26c
Oil
Great
5c
6c
6,500
7c
7c
7c
3 000
5c
Dec
12c
B
3.75
3.60
3.80
9,230
2.95
Jun
3.95
Nov
J
15c
13c
16c
18,133
12%c
Nov
30c
7
Dec
3c
Nov
3%c
Dec
10%c
30c
30c
45c
Marbenor
29 c
1,500
Dec
16c
18c
2,-699
5%c
5%c
2,000
4c
May
7c
36c
35c
37c
7,000
26c
Jan
52c
Mic 'Mac
Consolidated
Mining
Consolidated
Oils
&
51c
48 %c
54c
103,050
37c
Oct
72c
56e
52c
57c
48,340
26c
Mar
87c
50c
May
1.00
3.20
Feb
•
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—
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v
69 c
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Jan
Dec
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:
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page
40;
:
6% Aug
9
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2,300
10%
Dec
22
110
33 %
Sep
50%
Jan
41
42
42%
1,018
39 %
Dec
58%
Jun
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v
61c
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11c
10c
13
12%
Jan
320
56c
July
59c
1,400
50c
July
1.25
Sep
9
2,385
7
Nov
16%
Jan
70c
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21c
19c
19c
1
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11
11c
900
8c
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800
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50c
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1.10
Jun
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800
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7.50
15c
2,000:
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3%c Dec
Sep
Jan
Oct
3/c
Jan
5c
Jan
11%
Dec
11
11'/a
375
10%
Oct
19c
21c
13,000
10 %c
Oct
22 %c
Dec
23c
21 %c
23c
5,000
17c
Oct
40c
Jan
19c
17c
19c
5,300,
15c
Jun
30c
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121
121
127
94
44
44
50
;
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common
'
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class
*
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6
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400
6%
6%
6%.
300
11c
500
A
120
July
42 % Mar
6
Nov
6
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180
Feb
Jan
44%
Jun
7%
Apr
Dec
8
May
17 %c
Jan
1.40
Jan
common
1.33
1.09
1.45
5,100
•
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42%
42%
43%
1,155
26%
27%
6.25
7.50
355
5.10
Aug
7.25
Jan
5%
5%
500
5
Dec
6%
Apr
70c
1,100
57c
Dec
2.25
Jan
275
85c
*
*
7.50
Gas
1
common
65c
Coal
65c
165'
1.00 Mar
35
Mar
44% May
19
Mar
26
I
class
1.10
1.15:
9.60
8.65
9.65
2,708
8.25
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i
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1.10
1
Develop
4.40
4.40
4.50
50
4.05
July
July
2.75
2.75
120
2.65
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*
—
•
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2.25
18
NOV
Jan
Jan
5.00
Jan
3.85
Jan
1.40- Dec
6.75
Jan
% May
11%'
Lead
6c
Jan
Sep
54c
Apr
May
32c
Feb
Harding
Hard Rock
2 700
4c
Aug
10c
5c
Jun
11c
" Jan
2.73
2.60
2.73
4,300
16%
16
16%
16,635
105
105
103
99
Feb
105
105
135
99
Mar
Hamilton
Hardee
Jan
6,500
760
Harrison
3.35
Jan
Hasaga
16'/8
Dec
Head
Sep
3.00
Jun
4.30
3,000
12c
-Dec
34c
July
2.000
6c
Dee
14c
Jan
80c
85c
157/8
15%
15%
12%
11%
12%
1,420
10%
29c
29c
4,250
25c
Mar
5c
May
~1,855
16c
16c
16c
3,000
6,25
6.25
6.50
2,700
80c
15%
Dec
1.80
Dec
13%
Juri
3.40 Mar
Gold
5.00
July
12%
1,205
10%
Aug
12%
Dec
33
184
25%
1.90
13,155
1.35
5c
6c
3,400
Gold
of
:.
Paper
4c
18,852
6.25
May
Sep
3,700
3c
Dec
Jan
10%
Feb
10c
Jan
15
/
1&
15
50
11%
11%
11%
3,710
11%
11
113A
900
13c
14c
9,800
5%c
7c
7,700
4%c
Dec
12c
Jan
Nov
13c
16
9
10
11 c
Jun
Mar
Jun
Feb
16%
Jun
12%
Dec
15%
Jan
15 %c Mar
l7c
9c
6 %c
1
27c
26c
6c
5c
102
102
35
1.89
1.85
1.98
49,200
1.32
Oct
*
50
50
50
25
Dec
55
Jun
7
7
101
48 *
5%
Jan
8
Aug
preferred
—100
*
Feb
Home
...
13c
Jan
f
Gold
_*
3,500
13c
July
16c
13,000
5c
Jun
15c
28c
12,600
23c
Mar
40c
Sep
6%c
79,500
4c
May
8c
Apr
17c .19 Vac
9c
5
21 %
19
%
4,665
•
8.50
7.60
8.50
7,403
8.20
7.25
8.25
3;45
3.45
3.59
21
75
19
Jan
103
1.93
Oct
29%
Jun
12%
Jan
Dec
Dec
Jan
Ltd—
A
B
12,000
6c
1
Jan
&
5c
7.65
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—
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7 %c
4c
7.0'5
Dec
Dec
Mar
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12%
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1.50
11c
5 %c
1
31
Dec
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Holden
Oil
Dec
7.60
1
Bell
Class
Jan
Nov
51/2C
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Lakes
&
4%c
3%c
l
*
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Home
May
1.50
Minerals
Hinde
.
2.75
30%
common
42c
Dec
1,000
l
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Hollinger Consolidated
v:-6.75
Dec
3.50
*
Highland
Jan
11%
33
common
Hendershot
14c
7%c
15,935
Cotton
Jan
13c
7%c
Jun
_i
Red Lake
Heath Gold Mines.
14c
4,624
7%
10
;
Dec
7%c
8
11%
:
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106
3,885
12
12%
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Dec
106%
12%
11%
1.65
*
Gold
Farms
11% Mar
2.48
2,130
11%
11%
3.50
Mines
22c
6c
1.65
12
*
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Lake
23c
2%c Dec
1.50
•
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l
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1,500
4.00
8%c
1
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5,550
3.90
11c
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18,200
7 %c
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class
Trust
6c
i
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see
Gulf
Jan
6c
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750
:
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Jun
Dec
41%
58c
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35c
*
.
Mining
8y4
19%
11
8%
Rights
28c
•
Cosmos Imperial
19%
41 %
»
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58c
Lines
Guaranty
Gulch
26c
80c
7%
•
11%.
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warrants
28c
3.90
Mar
Trust
Greyhound
Jan
6c
1
Zinc
1956
Nov
2.80
22c
6c
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4%c
105
4,530
West
Voting
Dec
•
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2,000
21%
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footnotes,
23,025
12c
Mar
7%c
.100
19%
—
35c
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19%
8%
Ltd
B
Greater
July
*
Coppercirp Ltd
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3,555
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12c
5c
80c
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17
Feb
•
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cbmmon
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11,373
32c
1
preferred-:
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20%
1.50
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.1
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5,425
2.11
104
warrants
28c
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12c
9,438
1
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72c
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20
80c
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Negus
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68c
1.85
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Consolidated
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72c
2.00
20%.
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Mar
Paper
West
Great
Aug
Oct
1
Ltd.
Feb
92
Mmos
B
Class
Jan
Smelting
32
110
101:
—*
Plains
Great
Nov
Marc'uspGold Ltd
Consolidated
4%c Mar
1,417
1
Canada
Northern
Great
Mar
1
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8,500-
37%
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45c
18c
5%c
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5%c,
37
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Jan
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1
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350
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5
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Great
Feb
1
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4,115
99%
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Warrants
Jan
7
-
100
Mines—
Mackay
Great Lakes
Jan
50
23,500
*
4.50
5%c
1
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Graiiuuc
Mar
8
5c
._
*
—
20%;
4.00
37%
common
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Mining
Grandroy
Jan
9
8c
8
_1
East Crest
15%
50c
com
preferred
Class
Consolidated
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—1
Class
Dec
63c
*
Discovery
9
*
Mines
Gordon
Dec
Feb
67c
70c;
*
Jun
Jan
9c
1%
Prospecting
Envelopes
Goodyear
Jan
11%
4c
Flin__
4c
12
Jan
1,325
11
17c
Callinan
Oct
6.25
1
Goldray
Oct
13
s
Consolidated
8%
24%
Explorers
Goldale
Feb^
3.60
*
Consolidated
765
Dec
Ltd_
Uranium
Goldfields
5.20 Mar
3.70
—
10%
1
Wares
Globe
Mar
2.90 Mar
3.95
Gamma
Jan
Dec
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Yellowkniie
Glacier
Jan
40c
3,758
8
173 %
3.30
:
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3,500
5 30
__
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Scientific
Giant
;
52,000
45c
45c
60c"
15c
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Class A "
Sep
2%c
4.70
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95
Jan
Oct
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60c
2.50
Beta
6.70
17c
13%
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Oct
86c
11%
291
21%
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5.20
1
Jan
134
200
*
Dynamics
Feb
27 %c
*
Jan
88%
472
Bakeries
General
General
*
,-r_
General
Jan
1
Metals
Nov
Sep
13,300
:
Mar
70c
National
Ltd
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1.47
3.500
*
80c
59
1
11c
16 %c
Aug
j
8%
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July
597
5c
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common
Dec
Dec
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6
40c
3,900
■
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Power
Dec
Dec
8c
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50c
3.25>
Mining
5c
82c
25
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8%:
66%/
24%
:
preferred
48c
8 %c
2,500
.1
Oct
5c
19"%
1,100
57,000
.
Jan
50
24
1
5,500
14c
Smelting
85c
3.25
*
29,606
1.05
12c
Jan
Sep
Mar
39
Jan
13c
24
Co
Trailer
7c
5.60
1
27c
100
Dec
4.65
Jun
3.25
class A
(Charles)
Fruehauf
58c
13c
2
87,600
Dec
1.45
10
10%c
10c
1.05
-
6c
Dec
22% July
*
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52c
5.10
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2.59
Mar
10
.common...
10c
13%
62c
39%
130
.10%
20c
_
preferred
6%c
57c
-
27% May
17% Dec
Aug
16%
20%
39
12% July
Frosst
Sep
640
36%
16%
38
16
65
134
iHlJ.
*
Fraser
Frobisher
49c
5
Co
French
Jan
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Canada
8 %•
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—
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39 %:
*
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1.78
60
5c
Jan
Jan
2.07
16c
68
10c
39%
'1.07
10
1.53
July
13c
15c
165
Oct
14c
Mining
&
&
Farm
Craigmont
Jun
1.40 May
5,615
Oct
1.05
Enterprises
Coulee
Jan
5c
5%
Aug
8c
14%
Cellulose
Courvan
Jan
8c
26c
35,347
38%
16c
i'
Columbia
Corby
22c
Nov
3,U00
37,950
5%
19
39%
l
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Copper
Apr
4C
5c
63c
37%
5,547
1
_
Conwest
8c
5c
5%
18,300
29c
._
Mines
.
Class
Feb
Jan
9c
37%
38,284
_1
Mining
Class A
Dec
11c
45
56c
11c
10%
Dec
Jan
July
Jun
11c
•
25
16
1
Chibougamku
Consumers
Nov
Feb
Jan
5c
45
60c
*
12c
25c
J.
Mines
Kayrand
Consol
25
—10
.
38c
5.45
Mines
Coniagas
8%
6,000
46
1
A
35c
39%
•
Oil
Chesterville
Conduits
862
6%c
46
•
—20
10c
Dec
•
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10%'
5%c
46
1
,
Trust
24%
•
Pat
coehenour
10
1
■
"
38%
Ltd—
Porcupine
Cockshutt
July
15%
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Sep
7.00
Dec
*
Corp
Central
Chrysler
45
Dec
.25c
Aug
34-
J
Central
chinio
Jan
Mar
Canadian
9
250
1
Rio
Chromium
40% Mar
Jan
Sep
8
Apr
41
—
class
68c
37%
*
Ltd—
Del
Chib
Jan
100
10%
Nickel
Uranium
37%
—^.—20
.
—
Athabaska
Cheskirk
120
1
Players
37%
_*
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Mines
Asbestos
Charter
6%
Jan
Jan
230
Insurance
Famous
1,000
com—•
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Central
97
9%
5.45
52
2,356
1
Faraday
*
class
Natural
Westinghouse
Mines
Cassiar
Oct.
11
A
Jan
*
—'
Western
Erin
1.80
38% July
13% Aug
69%
Mining
Falconbridge
Geco
Captain
Dec
11
Developments
Jun
*
Vicl&rs
preferred
Candore
Feb
5
67%
Mines
17
...
4%c
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5% %
9%
Jan
Jan
57c
71% Nov
45c
4 %c
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Apr
11
■
Canadian
Oct
9.00
21
Jun
68%
...
100 100%
100
Pacific
Canadian
44
27%
July
Aug
6.00
IB
•
.
Investment
3.95 July
2,190
•
Dec
15
4.75 Aug
16 %c Aug
3,110
38
4,052
5%
Dec
2.20
5,150
17
•
•
,
Mines
3,350
7.80
40c
*
Gold—
Mines
18,192
6.70
16%
50
;
Malartic
72c
26
23%
7.75
16%
Ltd
Sullivan
5.05
Nov
6,088
Mineral
East
550
Jan
10%
10,380
pfd
Petroleum
East
350
Feb
55c
Jan
Dynamic
.
4,050
Jun
Apr
14 %c
13,950
*
Economic
460
8.55
Jan
29c
59c
.
Dec
20%
Sep
Jan
14c
3.60
—
Copper
Duvex
Jan
6%c July
Jan
33c
32%
common
Mines
Brewery
Duvan
2.60 Apr
Jun
8% Mar
Textile
Donalda
Jan
F'atima
Locomotive
Canadian
52c
.100
—
Dec
67c
common
Canadian
Canadian
Feb
27c
20c
r
3.40
.
—
37
1.30
Gas
Canadian
5%
Jun'
31%
,
Chemical
Preferred
12% May
16
&
45%
4.40
_
Industries
Canadian
Dec
6 %c
3.50
.
Dec
2.50
„
Industrial
Canadian
16c
5,000
'
Warrants
Canadian
29,550
lie
common
_
Inv
Dec.
71c
•
ateel
Coal
45
1.60
Hydrocarbon
20c
8c
*
Stores
33
5.05
.
Steel
Dominion
385
1
Oil
18c
32%
common-
—
545
23c 24 %c
20%
Dominion
Feb
Dec
1.43
1,825
,
*
40
1—10c
Warrants
Canadian
45
450
*
20c
Canadian Homestead
5%
1
20%
__20c
Securities "B"
Crest
High
44Va
37%-
Jan
Sep
25c
35,610
10%
\
Canadian
9%
11
<si
Scottish
1.34
11%
2.20 July
100
10%
..._
18Vac
;
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.
common
——
Jun
6%
883
16%
class
Dec
2.30
Dec
70c
14,370
9%
A_50c
Oil
&
4.50
13%
49 %c
:
13
9%
12%
*
•
Morse
87c
84c
4.50
•
preferred
Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas
Class
_—1
Wright
Canadian
Canadian
*
,-3
common
3c
8c
*
Magnesium
Dominion
Chieftain
-__I%c Jan
4,000
12,050
59c
Sep
Dec
4c
12C
.
Dec
Jan
104% May
9%c
2.50
Foundry
Preferred
Sep
9%
Dec
Nov
99
3%c
Warrants
Dec
33
Feb
28
210
Collieries
55
■
12c
Jan
25%
1,390
24%
Canadian
100
13c
•
Dominion
14%
13%
24
Canadian
Oct
53%
Oct
Jan
July
1
L
Bridge %.
Feb
13%
24
Canadian
o
3%c
—25c
—
-
Mines
Mai;
13%
•
—
.
Oils
Mines
Seagrams..——
Petroleum
810
2.30
•
A
preferred
1,170
1
.
—
Palmer
Dickenson
Jan
2.70
preferred
6%
1
Mines
Mines
Dome
6.60
warrants—
$1%
6
34
Apr
6%
%
7c
July
m
'
22
Feb
39
5c
'
1
Gold
Mines
Dome
Nov
B
$1
25
819
4,750
.
1
.
Dominion
2.00
Class
common
895
9c
1
Mines
Jan
7.05
2.90
class
33
54
7%c
J
—
Dec
Oct
2.25
Canners
Nov
„
1
Minerals—*
Jan
8 %
2.00
2.80
com
I
16
713
10
warrants
Celanese
lc
7%C
1
i
Brewis,
Horn
Devon
Dec
1,640
8%
A
Canadian
2,500
19c
Sep
33%
9c
100
——
44%
Mar
31
14,257
10
Class
Canadian
_*
common
Explorers
Jan
5.25
Jun
—
Daering
45%
1.30
8,700
150
6%"
Sep
Oct
39
360
59%
50
Distillers
Canadian
Ltd
16%
53
i
High
Aug
1,609
Dec
63
'
38
Low
375
4c
7c
—5
Range for Year 1960
12c
17%
4c
10
Jan
57%
17%
Shares
High
17
_1
Crown
63
*
Permanent
Pershing
Crowpat Minerals
39c
Low
L—_.—
-warrants
1.35
Dec
2,000,
Timber
Dec
10
B
Canada
Canada
7c
7c
*
23 % Mar
Dec
3c
Crestbrook
*
Warrants
Ltd.
L)
67%
Aug
45 % Mar
75c
(R
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Par":. ■.■>
12% May
50
*
common
High
Crain
24
Monday, January 9, 1961
.
Range
Sale Price
27% July
33% Jaa
22% Aug
465
18%
10
Foundries common
Iron
Canada
26
*
"A".
Foundry & Forging
Canada
1,345
*
Stone
Cut
Crushed
Canada
LOW
26
.
Week's
Last
Range for Year I960
High
25%
20
Preferred
Canada
Low
STOCKS
Shares
25%
•
common
Friday
for Week
of Prices
.
(Range for Week Ended January 6)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Chronicle
^
♦
„—
Pitfield—
—
20c.
;
.,
7.10
Jan
9,001
6.90
Jun
11%
Jan
1,570
3.00
Nov
5.00
Jan
Volume
193
Number 6019
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(139)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Howard
Smith Paper
Prior
preferred
common
,
Erie
&
40
40
40'A
250
2.45
2.35
2.45
2,260
46%
45
46%
5,373
*
9.65
9.10
9.65
5,796
-20
Mtge______a
65
65
65
270
35
High
44%
Mar
2.31
42
Feb
May
Dec
43
3.25
8.70
48
Jan
July
Par
Mill
Oity
Milton
Mining Corp
J an
Modern
14'/2
Apr
Molsons Brewery class A
65
Dec
«
Containers
class
593
52
Mar
33
40
30
Nov
11
10%
11
760
23'A
23%
23%
50
__20
20
66'A
37
Dec
May
Moneta
11
Dec
Feb
24%
Nov
Sep
Mt
Apr
90
Dec
Multi
30
Mar
37%
Dec
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred
!_$4.86%
13'A
13
Jun
13'A
Dec
6
6
5% Jan
6%
Aug
Mar
44%
Dec
National Drug & Chemical
Jan
47%
Oct
National
Industrial
•
Accept Corp
$2%
preferred
$2.75
Ltd
6
1,515
common..*
45
44%
45
4,689
50
45%
J;'! 45
46
480
preferred
—
.—50
Warrants
53
53
50
19
19 Ms
:
20
1,980
31
39%
48
54
Aug
19%
Dec
4.00 July
6%
Dec
21 %
Apr
8.50 Mar
Mining Corp Ltd
Creek
Mines
(John)
Inland
Co
&
Cement
Co
Natural
Inland
Preferred
•
preferred
Gas
Warrants
International
Utilities
Pipe
National Grocers preferred
25c
July
21%
25
6%c
15,000
57%
59
8,717
34%
34'A
35%
3,450
41'A
41%
41%
450
62 %
60%
63%
4,947
•
2.65
2.60
2.70
Mines
Glass
Public
Jefferson
Jellicoe
Mines
Joburke
Jowsey
Co
Pound
120
10,500
6%
500
6%
Ltd-,
Mines
Copper common—
Developments Ltd
Kopan
64,850
10
1,300
31c
40c
28c
32c
8c
9c
16,500
1.95
7%
2uc
4,588
17c
2,500
4,565
5,585
5
2.20
2.90
7C
8%c
/ 12%
8'Ac
Nov
7%
13c
3.95
Sep
9'Ac Jan
10%
2.43
26,000
10c
Dec
Apr
2.35
12%-
Jan
Dec
3c
12%C13%C
2.35
Apr
1.95
51,500
18,583
4,400
,12
.Jun *
1.55 Mar
-22%
Apr
3.80 Mar
43c
New
Kelore
Newlund
New
(John)
Labrador
Ltd
Mining
Lafarge
.
&
Cement
•
.
Exploration.
10
common-—
%
31%
32%
21,840
24
18%
17%
18%
3,430
17
5%
5%
6
300
6
32
_*
M
Warrants
Lake
Lake
La
Mines——
Gas
I
Mines
Osu
;_i
38c
2.00
1.85
_i
_l
_!
Nipissing
Mines.
Lamaque
Jan
1.55
1.55
1,000
53c
46 %C
53c
19,400
44 c
Dec
Latin
47c
41c
48c
89,500
26c
Jan
3
American
Laura
Secord Candy
Laurentide
16%
16
16%
457
1.40 July
16
Dec
11%
11%
'100
Leitch
Gold
*
1
1.62
1.57
_1
5c
5c
.
Lencourt
Gold
Lexindin
Gold
Little
Shops
class A_
Acceptance
'
Mines
Mines
1
Long Lac Gold
Loblaw
Groceterias
Class
B
1st
30
5c
A
2c
Apr
1.60
Jun
2.25 Nov
255
25%
Jan
31
465
26% Mar
31
Sep
31% Aug
30
31%
32
33'A
3,512
22%
Feb
30 %
Dec
1,730
22% Mar
32%
Dec
47'A
47
47%
635
8.05
9.00
4,369
8%
8%
125
•
9c
7c
10c
l
45c
43c
45c
70,085
10,600
Lorado
1
49'Ac
49'Ac
50c
4,400
Warrants
Louvicourt
6'Ac
40
Mar
5.00 Mar
6
Jan
49
9%
Nov
Macfie
class
MacMillan
Madsen
Oleary
Loan
&
Steel
Products
Opemlska
Orchan
Lake
Powell
Jan
67c
Apr
19'Ac
Feb
65c
Oct
Oshawa
Osisko
10c
July
Consolidated
Shoes
5'Ac
1
=>
6c
27
27
125
2c
2%c
2'Ac
5,700
4'Ac
Jun
22 % Mar
'Ac
Dec
7'Ac Jan
Gold
Fields-!
Marcon
3.10
32c
1.28
19
3.45
Sep
Nov
15%
15%
1
10c
1
17'Ac
12c
13,975
17c
18c
36,300
11% Mar
7c
Nov
17'Ac
Dec
Sep
Perron
1.05
Jan
41c
40c
44c
174,232
20
480
5'Ac
6c
*
Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines
Mayfair Oil & Gas
Mclntyre
Red
11
6.00
6.00
6.00
350
1
:
8c
7c
8c
3,700
47'Ac May
12%
Jan
Oct
102
Dec
93% Mar
102
Feb
97
5c
July
4.05 July
5c
Dec
10c
Jan
6.70 Nov
13'Ac Jan
99c
1.00
4,400
70C
1.20
27%
29%
4,376
21
July '
30%
Jan
19c
16 %C
19c
10,500
15c
May
31c
Jan
6c
—•
Mines
32c
—•
Mining
Gas
footnotes,
1.75
;i
see page
30c
3,450
25'Ac
47
14%
7,455
6
8,910
2.75
2.230
7,782
5%
5%
2.20
10'Ac 10'Ac
69c
43c
Oct
2&C
400
11
i
7c
19%
19%
200
8%c
7%c
9c
20,000
13c
13c
1,000
6c
4,200
52c
56c
14c
28%
28%
28%
20'/a
20'A
20'A
5.85
15'A
58c
11,450
12,000
-
•
25
175
20c
Jan
19% July
Jan
17c'^=Feb
9c
13c
%
15%c Jun
July
22c
15c
Dec
Jan
500
1,800
Jan
5.75
2.10 Nov
Nov
6C
30c 34'Ac
16%
Dec
-
4c
34 %c
Jan
48 %; Aug
1.50 Aug
Jun
10c
5'Ac
'
July
Aug
3.10
75c
19%
..
Jun
Jan
8lc
Mar
1.00
Feb
Nov
1.25
Jim
41
Jan
1.30 Jan
Jun
35c
748
1.10
13%
14%
48
1.02
47%
Jfin
Feb
1.04 Jan
Nov
Jun
10c
Jan
80c
Jan
Jun
61c
Jan
Aug
25% Mar
36c
Sep
29
Jan
18 7A
24
Feb
Oct
5.90
1.50
1.57
13,042.
18,400
80c
Jan
6C
6c
6c
4,300
4c
Aug
9'Ac Jan
24c
21c
25C
35,050
20c
Oct
37c
8'A.
8
8'A
1,670
33c
31c
33c
5,500
8%
87A
180
5.00
Dec
8.60 Jan
5.25
1.57
-
Feb
6%
Oct
25c
8 %
May
58
58
59
7,500
11%
9.90
11%
5.85
6.50
25%
25
26%
26,943
1,610
9,925
1.78
8%
35c
9'A
Dec
Feb
Oct
Jan
Oct
Nov
64
7.80
Jun
13% Aug
5.25
Nov
9.00
Jan
20 V* July
29%
Jan
52
,
17c
1,025
lie
May
1
2.50
3.40
3.40
650
3.65
2
Gold
-
3^40
*
Canada
l
Credit
Gas
Oil
9%
3.65
113
2.50
2.50
4,075
17c
19C
44c
1.00
Dec
Jan
Oct
23c
Jan
23c_
Jun
4.40
Sep
3.00
Jan
4.40
Jun
2.20
Dec
3.20
Oct
3.05
Jan
Jun
10c
July
18%c
Sep
9,000
9c
Dec
39c
Jan
10
13,380
6%
Jun
8%
Placer
•
-Li
Mines
/
4,900
39c
Dec
1,000
11c
Jun
:21%c Jan
74c
Mar
1.44 Mar
48c
July
Purdex
Jan
1.12
1.20
57C
52c
57c
1,200
13,800
47c
36C
47c
8,550
30c
Dec
60c
64c
Dec
4c
5c
3,938
9,400
58c
4C
May
7c
Jan
35C
34C
36C
16,500
28c
Nov
94c
Jan
'
14
14
14%
810
59C
47c
59C
58,800
10'A
17c
Jan
Mar
1.17
85c
1.02
Jan
Jan
Jan
14% Nov
60c
55%
Jun
Jan
50
51
810
2.25
2.25
2.55
4,100
3,100
97,300
1.40
Nov
2.90 Feb
2.00
Oct
4.35
20o
2.95
2.20
3.00
•
Producers
—
12c
10c
13c
1
Ltd.
Minerals
50%
43%
1
Electrics
Mines
Gas
85c
•
Corp
Prospectors Airways
Provo
Mar
100
50c
.•
Prairie Oil Royalties.!
Premium Iron Ore
President
22
18
-41c
soe
—
Oils
Preston
Nov
Sep
1I12
li
—1
Development
Ponder
Power
17
8%
64c
1
Uranium
Ore
Jan
15c
1,531
10c 10 %c
11'Ac 11'Ac
5QC
•
1
33c
29,737
10 %c 10% C
18
J
—
Mines
Gold
%c
*
common.
Petrol Git & Gas.
Crow
10
-1.20
Oil preierreu
Mines
'.
&
10 %c
1
&
Gold
18c
1
4.55
4.35
4.60
1.28
1.23
1.33
2.14
1.89
"
•
Ltd
Ltd
1
•
40.
30c
1.60
Aug
6c
3.40
4c
1
35o
2.15
3,725
75,600
57,771
4'Ac
9,700
3c
Jun
Nov
Feb
Jun
1.60 Aug
Dec
Jan
1.40 Jan
5.15
Jan
2.05-Oct
2.70
Apr
9'Ac Nov
9c
8C
9%c
26,798
7c
Nov
23c
1
i6c
14c
16c
17,600
12c
Dec
29c
Jan
3c
2'Ac
3c
7,000
2c
July
6c
Jant
1
2.30
2.10
2.30
45c
6c
1,000
4c
Dec
8c
Jan
38,800
24o
Aug
47c
Apr
2.34
Apr
Quebec Natural Gas
18c
17c
19c
45'Ac
48c
19,090
1.40
6,700
15c
7,600
Jun
Mar
40c
Dec
9c
'
l
1
36c
1.78
8c
9c
8,600
6c
Jun
32c
31c
33c
/11.000
24c
Nov
33c
43c
43c
47c
12,700
1.75
1.50
1.75
24,508
1.40
NoV
Jun
20c
Jan
1.15 Jan
14 %c Feb
63c
Jan
Jan
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chlbougamau Gold
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec
Metallurgical
46c
1
i.
50c
Jan
•
Apr
29'A
1
Mines—
Midwest Industries
Sep
Jan
1
50c
Medallion Petroleums
1.25
Mentor Exploration & Development_50c
Merrill Island Mining
1
Uranium
Mldcon Oil
8%
1.33
•
;
;
McMarmac Red Lake
Meta
7,500
1
!
Lake
Gold
6c
10,012
2.9-5
Mar
17c
Place Oil & Gas.
1
101
1
26c
1
Pitch
Jan
102
41c
Oct
Jan
100
12c
170'
Mines
Jan
13c
102
46C
7,500
126,800
Jun
17c
11c
10%
74c
4,675
61,766
22 c
Nov
36c
Oct
102
81c
53c
20'Ac
Jan
16% Nov
Nov
10%
78c
"46c
21c
4c
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Dec
100%
31c
49c
25c
Pickle
5c
•
13c
13c
Dec
52c
Jan
56c
100
26c
Nov
(g:7osJan
s
Dec
1.43
200
3,330
Jan
4'Ac
100
2,265
12,000
8c
2,200
44,475
common
32c
12,400
99c
59,900
Ltd
1.63
32c
mi
Sep
7c
Exploration
Peoples
Pernio
Jan
7c
Mar
1.50
Jun
26c
Dec,
4'Ac Nov
34c
Paymaster Consol
Expl Ltd.
Jun
9c
30c
64,500
1.59
6c
4c
500
10c
85c
Pee
13c
77c
Mines
6c
7c
Jan
7c
.
Dec
6c
Drilling
of
3'Ac
70c
6c
6c
9%c
2.50
32c
Consolidated
27
5'Ac
9c
Aug
76C
Pembina Pipeline common
75c
preferred
For
100
8%c
•
Dec
19c
21c 21'Ac
7c
Oct
1
preferred
Matachewan Consol
Midrim
3,129
May
85c
Peerless
*
5% %
McWatters
Oct
26c
1
Massey-Ferguson
McKenzie
3c
5,620
80c
3c
•
Jan
—
Mining
Martin-McNeely
4 y2 %
2,460
29c
76C
4c
1.10
,
8'Ac Feb
24
Corp
Oils
Maritime
4c
24 %c
76c
*
common
Mines
Marigold
Sep
4c
1
:
Barvue
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
Marboy
70o
*
1
Uranium
Manitou
3'Ac
33C
Amalg
Peruvian
Malartic
Jun
1
Pato
u.
33e
•
Patino
6c
Mines!
Ltd
3,500
•.
Oct
13,250
14,000
42c
i
Page Hershey Tubes
Jan
3.20
Jan
40c
Pamoil Ltd
July
3.00
48%
6.50
2.40
3.20
.
Jun
*
Petroleums
2,725
11,843
36
! Warrants
28c
17%
5j661
*
;
1
2.99
15%
41%
1
JU,
Ojverland Express preferred
25c
16%
Jan
40 %
41%
•
Mines_
2.80
Jun
Jan
20c
1
Wholesale
Lake
26c
Sep
13% Aug
2.50 July
Jan
7c
Apr
1
2.98
1.00
1.46
Jun
1
Ormsby Mines
Pardee
21'A Aug
Aug
4c
lie
1
;
Jan
3'Ac
70c
550
»
i
15c
*
River
Majortrans
Maneast
Copper
Gold
Feb
25
1,600
10
common
Mines
6c
5,000
Jan
7,200
*
Debenture
3,000
10,125
Jan
Aug
6c
I
Ontario
7'Ac
24
72c
75c
13c
1
Ontario
7c
1.15
Sep
Jun
Dec
15c
•
7'Ac
4'Ac
12
26o
23c
77c
1
Malartic
Orenada
Sep
50,345
2,150
2
Pamour Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
4c
Jan
5c
90c
Jan
24
9
Jan
6c
14c
20c
Mines
19c
l
Blodel' &
Red
Magnet
Maher
Gold
Nov
1.10
159
8c
12c
15c
2.55
Oils
7c
24
74c
■V
Dec
Jun
5 %c
1
Minfe^
700
1.12
37c
July
May
3c
1
8,900
4 %c
10
60c
28c
_•
Utilities
6c
1
10
52c
50
>
Ltd
Oils
11c
20
4'Ac
5,200
60c
;
6c
1
preferred
A
Cockshutt
3'Ac
500
5c
1
preferred
1
Explorations
Macleods
MacLeod
500
5c
.1
Ltd—
;
6c
19,600
4'Ac
5c
4'Ac
•
8%c
■'
1.27 Jan
4'Ac
25c
Natural Gas
Pacific
18c
Oct
Jun
Jun
1
Mines
Pacific Nickel
Dec
15c
26C
1
.1
Mines
Macdonald Mines
33,100
32c
:
common.
Mines
O'Brien
Parker
Macassa
42c
5c
•
Oils
*
Yellowknife Gold Mines
39c
—
Oct
5c
3'Ac Jun
Mar
7c
9'Ac Jan
9.00 Jan
37c
1'AcMar
Jan
42c
1
Mining
Ltd
6c
2,450
25c
Dec
l
-
11c
1
1
Nov
19c
•
1
Goldfield
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx
Jan
Jan
5,125
9.00
Mines
Dec
9c
4c
18,000
Long Island Petroleums
Long Point Gas
Uranium
1.65
30%
*
'
Aug
3c
31'A
_A
Ltd
Jan
4c
10c
4,000
40C
_•
Obaska Lake Mines—;
Okalta
a—
2.05
32%
A—50
warrants
1.32
'
30%
•
(M)
———
30
A
•
Preferred
8,700.
Jan
14c
24,500
22c
8C
1
Oil
Jan
1.90
31
preferred
B
Class
Loeb
2 'Ac
2.05
pfd—30
30
1st
A
Loblaw Cos class A
Class
2'Ac
•
class
15,385
1.61
12
May
14c
20c
Nov
1
1.00 Jan
2.20
9c
10% c
3c
li
Telephone
Norvalie
1.55
1.00 Aug
7c
6c
38 %c
33c
1
Ontario
Northland
50c
Silver
50,300
5,040
11,000
*
Mines
Northland
650
33
1,291
57c
22C
.—III
Warrants
Jan
1,111
_l
Oil
Langis
B
Canada
Jan
100
3.75
28%
Sep
Jan
7'Ac
5%c
1
.
Star
4.75
2.80
3.60
28%
2.Jan
Jan
1.14
Northspan Uran Mines "A" warrants-
Northern
Oct
3.75
27
Jan
19c
1
Rankin
Nudulama
Landa
class
Goldcrest
4.20 Jan
28 %
2.80
19c
Jun
Oct
H_1
;
-
Coldstream
Oct
2.75 Aug
Mines—
Rouyn:.
Northgate Exploration
Oct
•
A„
Dec
4 %c
51c
•
Merger.
Canadian
13c
>_10
Mines
Loan
3'Ac
4c
7%c
55c
74,000
23 c
5.00
Apr
li
Mines
Northern
Northern
July
Mar
17c
11c
Dec
3.30
Jan
19c
Dec
8c
Feb
6c
10c
35c
Dec
8c
11c
North
505
Sep
7c
2,800
3,500
1
1.01
3,100
18c
2,000
Norpax Nickel
Norsyncomaque
2.80 Jan
16c
9.500
2.73
'North
Apr
10C
2.60
Apr
Feb
8c
24c
2.73
North
Feb
43c
8'Ac
•
1.01 Jan
3.90
•.
Mines
Warrants
19'Ac
July
9c
2lc
Dec
15c
Jun
Jan
22c
1
North
Jan
40 %c July
8%c
IIIIIT1
IIIHi
IIIIIl
IHi
Mines
Oils
Dec
9c
\
Mines
Northcal
65
7'Ac Jan
•
Gold
Norlartic
Jun
1.80
5c
26c
6,000
9,200
4,123
Jan
10c
Gold
Lambton
8
6c
Sep
50c
;
Mines
Norgold
Nov
3.70
*
July
27%
Canada
Noranda Mines
Norbeau
57A
2.60 Mar
Sep
4c
Mines
Acme
35c
16c
2,000
Nickel Mining & Smelting
Rim Mines
25c
3.90
a
_l
5,200
Nickel
100
5,300
12,000
28,000
Mining & Smelting—II
New Mylamaque
Mining & Smelt Ltd.l
22,300
74c
45c r
2.00
10c 11'Ac
ii%c
1
Shore Mines—
Luz
42c
_T
—
——;
Lingman Gold
Lake
Lake
74c
Dufault
Lakeland
8C
35c
4'Ac
Niagara Wire
Dec
19% May
Sep
31% Dec
Jun
8c
34C
Gold
Jan
Jan
■
May
21c
34,200
„
4%C
Mines
Newnorth
16%
10c
28
Dec
49
203
35c
Manitoba
North
Labatt
67
Normetal Mining Corp
"
7
1
New Jason Mines
Nor
v-V
5%
Gold
Nisto Mines
Apr
64
9%
37c
Harricana
Jan
Jan
67
470
4%C
Goldvue
Dec
25c
1.50 Aug
1.25 Dec
10%
32 %c
New Hosco Mines
45c
43c
Jun
8,300
1.58
10%
1
New
Jan
Jan
3,600
1.66
2.15
1.60
*
New
Rouyn
Dec
2.40
2.20
10%
Jan
20'Ac Jan
Jun
35 %c
Mines
10
17c
.25% Mar-
Dec
3c
Develop
Senator
Jan
105
,5c
13% Aug
j
New
Jan
27 %
6,500
Mines
Concord
New
Dec
39c
Dec
13c
6~%
Bidlamaque
Jan
Apr
27%
27%;
'■
Mar
2.75
Aug
23 %c
30c
Jan
16c
May
8c
Apr
Jan
May
14c
Feb
8% Aug
Jun
17c
1
28c
23c
26c
28%c
;•
31
7'Ac May
9c
'
1.40
Oct
Nov
2,500
31c
l
Kilembe
'
Dec
11c
13,500
40c
1"
;
Gold
68c
26
7c
19,200
33,500
_•
67c
Oct
2.65
2.90
Gold
22c
8%C
9%
Warrants
Kerr-Addison
62c
6C
••
Kenville
14'A
2.50
*
Kelly Douglas class A
Dec
Sep
8%c
2.65
1
Petroleum
Sep
11
15,200
1
Mines
Delhi
30c
563
6c
%C
Dec
49% July
3'Ac Dec
Continental Oil of
3.70
9c
14%
4%C
17% .Mar
3'Ac July
Davies Petroleum
1.45
8C
14%
5
8,710
New
Nov
9c
14%
3,200
New
1.75
54,200
4'Ac
New
Dec
61c
4'Ac
Jan
56c
58c
4C
Apr
Sep
July
60c
4%C
Nov
3.95
Mar
7,300
53,000
4'Ac
43
Jun
35c
59c
96c
34c
4%C
62
2.45
Nov
Nov
8,469
54c
30c
j
Feb
4% July
6c
Oct
•
-
Mining
6,050
15c
1
Mines
Mines
Jumping
10,600
82C
6'Ac
1
Quebec
25C
30%
6'/a
Warrants
Jonsmith
275
13,300
12c
—10
.
12
49c
79c
1
Preferred
5,500
30%
♦
common
2.30
23c
15c
1
Mines—.
36 %
70c
23c
47%
50c
34c
•
_I_
Aug
•<
59'A
44%
42% July
35% Mar
50c
Sep
——10
39 %
1
11
—IIIIIIIIIIIIIl
Mines
Calumet
"
390
150
•
b
Jan
80c
1
(1939)
Gold
Feb
Dec
Nov
12
l
Club Ltd
58'A
38
45c
*
Lake
New
43
23c
_f.
__
New
Apr
46c
20c
Service
Jan
May
lo
—1
Explorations
45% Mar
New
23
3^,
1.71
Athona
13'Ac Jan
Oct
23
72c
New
Oct
13%
58%
25c
Car.
Mines
Alger
Jan
71
2,705
7,610
Nealon
New
50c
40%
2.30 A
35c
Jamaica
Jan
32%
65C
1
Mining
1.90
Dec
31
Trust
32
32
1
preferred
2,225
21
3'Ac
Steel
40%
25c
Jacobus
Jcliet
6,939
21%
Mines
Waite
Jockey
31c
5
Mines
Jaye
29c
Petroleum
National
Jan
Dec
1.00
58
54c
20
Hosiery Mills class B
National
Jan
Nov
Jan
42% Nov
<
Aug
•
.
Apr
6%
Apr
Jan
26
20
Apr
39% Mar/
55c
Dec
21
26
Mar
58%
*
National
16%
Jun
25c
Copper
Jack
90c
4'Ac
;
A
Jun
1,325
__5
common
Line
3.60
13'A Mar
1.80
59
*
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Investors Syndicate common
Iso
3,835
610
15
95c
6%c
1
;
Preferred
Inter provincial
Iroquois
4.45
16%
25
Nickel
Bay
4.15
25
Molybdenum
International
Iron
180
30c
1
International
Irish
•
1.00
T
International Bronze Powders pfd
1,050
15
16
.
Inspiration
Class
4.35
20
.
4.10
15
1
common
:
_
4.00"
_10
12%
13'A Aug
y
common
Exploration
National
Inglis
525
Jan
20
Apr
2.80 Feb
13%
Minerals
Nama
10%
5,500
-1
20%
73
10,142
!
530
29c
2.00 Jun
46%
19%
245
38'A
Murray
...
.
42
68c
„1
600
90%
11%
25%
41 %
High
13'Ac Dec
765
1.229
—1
20
89%
37%
3,485
13%
25%
65c
-5
Corp common
Wright Iron
19%
90
13% ;■
10
42
Moore
Dec
5,380
24%
-1
37%
___
Assurance
12%
Low
25 '/a
.40
Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive Works.
Montreal Trust
*
Life
670
25%
Sep
8'/4
20%
2.30
25%
B
_10
Imperial
Imperial Oil
10
2,500
ll7/e
11%
A_
18c
Range for Year 1960
High
2.05
Brick
Preferred
6 7%
33
Shares
.
17c
18c
Jan
Class
for Week
of Prices
Low
Petroleums
51%
Mar
67 y4
67%
_
preference
J
Low
Sales
Range
Sale Price
'
Imperial Bank
10
Imperial
Flo Glaze_—_______l.______*
Imperial Investment class A
_•
$1.40 preferred
■
_25
$1.25
v
33% July
160
»
Consolidated Gold
:
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hudson
Bay OilHuron
36
Week's
Last
Range for Year 1960
High
1
Howey
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
35'A
351/4
50 |
•_!
for Week
of Prices
Low
•
.
(Range for Week Ended January 6)
Sales
Range
Friday
39
♦
67c
65C
67c
2,250
5,800
I
:
6%
5%
6%
10,210
45
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
85c
Jan
Quinte
2,05
Jan
Quonto Petroleum
Milk
class
A
43
45%
130
1.25
Units
Warrants
1.10
1.25
1,790
12,000
4,200
;
16c
15c
17c
9.25
1
8.55
9.25
10%
*
1
5'Ac
10%
170
5'Ac
7'Ac
13,500
1.85 Deo
Mar
43A Dec
3.50 Jan
78c
18
Aug
Feb
Dec
80%
Jan
1.05 July
5.80
Feb
37%
10c
Jun
7.90 Jun
10
5c
Nov,
May
20c
Oct
11% Jan
12% Apr
9c
Jah
%
40
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, January 9, 1961
.
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>1
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
%
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
I
II
;
Mines.
Uranium
•
Mining
Explorations
Reef
Reichhold
14%
14%
—1
1.62
1.62
4%C
1.50-
78c
Nov
1.50
45c
Mar
18 Vac
11,900
1.62
-
Li-;
Jan
6%c
Sep
1.50
Feb
13 %
Dec
-1.35
600
•
Jan
60c
100
-
68c
Jun
100
1.50
Apr
Apr
3c
12,200
-
Mar
2.10 May
28
Jan
1.95 Mar
Sep
Ultra
Shawkey
Class
preferred
United
Canso
Corps class B_T__
22C
7.70
9%C
lie
63,833
4c
Mar
12c
23c
19 %c
23c
35,100
13c
Apr
29c
Nov
United
9-9
750
11
Nov
17%
Jan
United
United
voting
Steel
46c
Nov
6.15
8,678
Jan
7.90
•
July
Sep
Mfg
3.75
Mill
V)
(A
1
19 %c
16c
21c
4c
4%c
Ltd
3.50
0
'■> 5
4.55
5Vb
74%
75
6%C
6%c
Sep
Jun
35c
Jan
500
Mines
72%
74%
6.45
6.10
6.45
4,725
5.30
9%
9%
10
1,980
8%
Industries
17 Vic
Ryanor Mining
15c 17 %c
Lawrence
8t
Corp
preferred
5%
St
Balada
18%
.100
65
Jan
Vandoo
Jan
Venezuelan
10c
Sep
Ventures
Horsey
67c
80
Jan
Vespar
9.50 Mar
Dec
!
Sapphire
19
Dec
89
99% Aug
Walker
98c
12%
6.35
7.25
10,895
1.45
1.60
27,900
Jan
Vioiamac
Metal
.—1
Freehold
Holdings
Jan
Webb
Dec
Weedon
Nov
13c
50c
55c
18,300
37c
Oct
1.04
41
50
69c
74c
29
490
Nov
5,600
60c
23c
17c
30c
121,700
14o
4.10
class
Dec
4%c
74c
3.80
4.10
7,000
3.25 Mar
100
3.80 Aug
A
4.30
4.30
Dec
Jun
Mar
Jan
Dec
49
1.20
Jan
1.00 July
4.65
Wayne
Seven
Class
Sherritt
„
^
Miller
Silver
Simpsons
S
K
D
13,506
7%
Nov
23%
Oct
30%
Werner
Knapp
Mining
Lake
.
41c
Manufacturing
I
Decalta
Spooner
2.01
Jun
•3.35
Oct
2.96
Jun
4.50
Jan
30 %c
43c
121,794
Oct
43c
25c
34c
23c
16 %c May
7,000
535
3,663
1.17
1.12
1.19
2.85
2.65
2.95
650
19%
19%
July
Jan
11%
Sep
33%
Jan
1.24
Nov
Jan
7
19%
175
32c
Mar
3.00
Jun
Dec
2.00
950
7%
Nov
79c
34,765
7
19%
9% Mar
25%
7%
Dec
Dec
21%
1
20c
&
Oils
14%C 21 %c
,
18% July
501,500
8c
76c
88c
33,000
14c
Oct
15c
17c
4,100
5c
Oct
10 %c
12c
26,000
8c
Dec
•
3.60
3.60
3.85
195
•
*
14%
14
14%
4,800
Radio
Wire
*
18
19%
Dec
Western
Weston
(Geo)
Class
Stanwell Oil & Gas
$6
6c
Wilirov
May
3.60 Aug
Wood
23 %c
Feb
Wood
2.35
Feb
1.60 Mar
19c
Dec
(J)
19
Jan
of Canada
•
i
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg class A
Stuart
Yankee
25C
Oct
53c
Jan
Young
7c
Sturgeon River Gold
ijit
t
__
!
Sudbury Contact
J')
Sunburst
V
Jan
Yukeno
'•.87%
V 6C
Jan
May
61%
4,000
3c
Oct
13%
20
22%
4,227
17
Sep
24
102 %
54
50%
54
21%
21%
102
_1
20 %c
102
21c
95
May
46
Feb
55
Apr
22
2,000
6c
5,600
1.47
10,000
19c
17C
19c
6,100
15c
Nov
40c
4c
„
Nov
10c
1.30
12o
Dec
Mar
1.85
(H
Industries
Taurcanls
44c
Taylor
900
13
Mar
16%
Pearson
20
Feb
25 %
Jan
82c
Oct
1.88
Canada
Preferred
Tip
—!
Top
Tomblll
Mines
Dominion
Toronto
Elevators
;
Bank
Finance
class
A
Prices
1957
Trans
Canada
Prarie
2.00
7,733
20 %C Aug
1.04
Jan
Asbestos
46
25%
Jan
8.00
Apr
25 Vb
25 VB
25 VB
3 00
3.00
3.00
300
62c
56c
63c
21,125
July
10
21%
Feb
2.50 Aug
37c
July
69c
Jan
10
900
1 68
1.65
1.74
12,505
1.40
1.35
1.45
9,150
i6c
15c
18C
12,040
60 %
57%
60%
85
85
~
60c
64c
14,020
6lc
61c
62c
5,200
43c
Jan
94c
Triad
3c
3c
4,600
2%c Dec
7c
Jan
10
Jun
2.80
1.25 Mar
2.15
Nov
Jan
Jan
Nov
40c
Jan
1,584
45
Mar
59%
Jan
25
76
Apr
85%
Oct
Dec
1.52
Jan
50b
131/,
.
43 c
13%
51c
13
%j
28,700
25
1.00
33c
Oct
11
Dec
33c
35c
10,900
30c
*
26c
30c
24,900
31c
July
24,% c May
61%
58%
62
4,459
48% Mar
10%
10%
10%
500
9
72
54
72
830
39
13
13
100
12%
"
National
Corp
1
Gold
y"
Canada
"
2,279
29
Feb
40
Dec
1,656
28 % Mar
42
Dec
107
Aug
41
.
39%
41.
41%
42
106% 106%
I
10
100
Mar
17
18%
3,283
10
Mar
5%
5%
300
1.30
1.25
1.34
18C
10 %c
9c
,Jv\
5%
Jan
1.05
Jan
Jun
17c
Jun
8%c
Oct
14c
Feb
Oct
20c
700
22c
12c
136,000
7c
5c
5c
2,000
4%c
10c
10c
10c
1,000
9c
100
23%
23%
15%
15%
Dec
7% Mar
Dec
90c
*
Feb
1.67
44,650
„
Jan-
17%
Dec
4.75
.
May
4.25 Mar
Aug
5.00
Jan
22
Nov
29
Jan
950
14
Nov
19 7/s
Jan
4.90
335
Nov
8.25
Jan
1.06
1.25
11,160
9%c
1.23
50
15%
4.50
<
10c
3.70
1.45 .Oct
1.01 May
5,009-
9VaC
Dec
27c
Aug
4%c Aug
Jan
3c
3c
6,500
2c
1.00
1.07
25,325
83c
Jun
56c
May
88c
Oct
2V2C Aug
5c
Jan
3.00
Apr
-
62c
66c
56,550
4%c
4%c
900
2.20
—
2.25
2.25
935
2.00
18c
18c
19c
7,000
16c
23c
21 %c
23c
12,512
13c
Are
Expressed
1.13
Sep
Dec
29c
Jan
37c
July
Jun
Oct
in Canadian Dollars
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Low
*
.
Shares
High
Low
8
8
375
6Vs
41%
16,044
35%
Apr
6 %
7
5,270
26
2574
26%
2,270
*
Sugar
52
52
5.95
6.25
1,650
16
16%
6
a
Nov
Sep
8
May
20%
Aug
Jun
52
Jan
3.90
Jan
13%
Jun
29%
-~
Feb
49 %
1,327
52
8
45
,
July
20%
25
a
•
—
—
High
Feb
39%
6%
B
—
•;
Range for Year 1960
41 %
•
Note_
Apr
6.00
18%
Oct
Nov
30
30
30%
29%
30 %
562
27% July
33%
43%
1.15
17
Feb
Feb
68c
May
31c
Mar
Dominion
42
43%
2,732
36 % Mar
44%
68 %
69
50
65
Dec
30
Feb
14%
14%
150
12%
Apr
14
Jan
20 Va
Dominion
Oilcloth
Dupont Co
65
38
July
Maclaren
Class
class
Bros
37%
150
42c 46 %c
4,733
45c
20%
55,973
10%
11%
34,395
15%
300
2.00
1.74
2.05
10,667
23c
23c
1,000
>
4.50
4.50
200
32
5c
2.00
Feb
Dec
Dec
9%c Mar
39%
Sep
Sep
38% July
3.00
Jan
5.00
Feb
Jun
65c
Jan
16
Jun
26
Flour
Third
12
Jan
1.58
40 Va
Jan
26 Vb
Jan
150
17% Aug
29% Dec
23
Jan
30%
Dec
18
17%
\8
32 %■
30%
32%
1,168
14 %
14%
175
20%
400
21
21
50
A
Ontario
.—2.50
Paper_-—^ —2.50
21
31
-
Yukon
Dec
Nov
Dec
3.50 Aug
*
48%
common—
Mines-
1
•
_
.
31%*
9'/a May
19% Oct
20
215
Genl
Invest
Consolidated Gold
Oct
Sep"
26%
—1
80
2.30
/
14%
Dec
21
Dec
22%
Nov
2.30
2.31
40%
42%
664
1.50
1.50
1,000
6%
6%
100
54c
56c
40
5,220
July
31%
Jan
49
Dec
2.30 Aug
1,100
37
3.15
Jan
Sep
46 %
Jan
1.45
July
2.25
Jun
5%
Feb
7%
Sep
'
Trust—»
Corp—
48%
41%
*
Petroleum
Canadian
FOOTNOTES FOR
•
No
a
Odd
Jan
7% July
15%
Dec
19% July
56c
50c
Dec
76c
Oct
38%
30c
20c
&
Oreille
37
200
40
1,671
1
_
——
Price
Apr
600
22%
20%
250
_
new
B
Minnesota
22%
20 VB
20
Mines
Paper
Jan
22%
__
14%
Copper
International
Jan
20 Va
*
_
Loblaw Inc
Pend
Apr
Feb
8c
1
a
Linoleum
&
common
Feb
32%
2.70
*
common
10
Dec
34%
8c
0
,
Preferred
18
26
2.50
—
Investments
Paper
Glass
48%
Jun
6,998
6c
—
General
Consolidated
July
38
15%
*
"
41
•
—
Bank
Vinegars
Canadian
Ogilvie
39%
19%
1
1
_
Dominion
Jan
37%
10%
15%
•
Ltd
2,750
12c
<*
Dredging
&
13
38
39
20%
.
Co
_
Canada
May
917
•
•
Mining
City Gas
30c
13c
'
Dec
9c
X
i
Line
Dec
Jan
100
Shown
Corp
American
Bulolo
59%
9c
~~
Pipeline
Oil
Tribag
Twin
Pine
11c
1.55
5,100
Mar
8% July
1.52
14c
2.60
Pipeline
16% Mar
34c
10%
Par
25c
j.
Exp Ltd
55c
Oct
28c
10%
Sale Price
23c
warrants
Transmountaln
Trans
1
Oct
9
17% May
Dec
34c
Last"
Jan
•
Canada
20c
9%
10%
Friday
3.60
40
1956 warrants
Trans
July
STOCKS
:
Dec
•
preferred
,
72c
1
1.50
1
Class B
5%
6,078
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Southwest
Traders
595
84c
•
100
•
'Jl,
9%
79c
1
2.10
_20
Towagmac Exploration
9%
Jan
3c
j.
2.10
1
•
9%
2.15
....
Jan
Jan
1.07
Mines
Andian
•
General Trusts
Toronto Iron Works class A
Dec
64c
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
___10
■
—
90c
1
Jan
•
Torbrit Silver Mines
1,113
;
Jan
___♦
Ltd
Toronto
Toronto
Mines
Jan
1
;
1.04
Jan
5%c
1
4.50
io«
Tailors
1.00
83c
70c
78c
20o
4.50
•
Petroleums
1.04
X
Mines
17%
iqq
Mines
Tidal
Oil
Mining
Gaspe
Tiara
Dec
•
:
Jan
100
Texstar
May
42c
-5
.
Dec
•
Thompson Lundmark
2c
9,050
1
—-Jili.LL
3.30
1
common
6,300
49C
4.90
12%
1
Ltd
Nov
4c
41c
1
A
100
150
1
Territory Mining
22c
3%c
°*' 2'3%
class
200
10
900
4c
A
Ltd
3.75
10
;
30 Vac 30 %c
Jan
%c
45
Oct
1
preferred
Jan
15,500
*
Zinc
Metal
Zulapa
Jan
100
♦
Teck Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
Texaco
class
G)
July
15%
_>
Mines
Jan
3.50 Mar
9%c
98c
Electric
Zenmac
British
common
Tancord
13c
July
92c
——
14 Va
..
3c
95c
*
14
350
Dec
2.50 May
525
Feb
Nov
Mar
d«><
3.75
~
5%c
1,000
1.25
Oct
60c
Jan
Dec
12c
Mines
Jan
23%
2.50
6.90
21c
..
Jan
15%
2.50
2.70
3 %c
2.45
40
Nov
1
Bear
July
23%
•
Tamblyn
5,400
2.60
3 Vac
July
Aug
5C
2.50
Switson Industries
6 Vac
6 Vac
2.60
30 %c
A
•
Sylvanite Gold Mines
664
Nov
5.75
*
*
common
80c
1.07
33% Mar
May
17%
1.31
Warrants
Petroleum
8,528
Nov
25
100
6c
153/4
5.90
Jan
110
V
1.44
25
Ordinary
100
2,045
Jan
22%
•
Preferred
1.45
6.05
38%
Jan
Nov
80,592
1
Superior Propane
■>'/.
4,971
5c
1
Exploration
Supertest
71
5C
.1
Sullivan Cons Mines
/;)•
1.45
5.90
38%
Sep
Jan
Jun
8.30
*
Apr
6.05
X
Canuck
38%
3%c Aug
31
6.90
20
_i_.
<fc
Yellowknife
8.05
_—100
Trusts
Feb
1.60
18c
Lead
Dec
1
Oil
38 Va
3,000
38%
warrants
Jan
67%
,
Jun
Nov
550
80c
Jun
i
Stores
3.88
Nov
1
Preference
Sterling
70%
•
•
33
72c
41
79c
1
A
Wright-Hargreaves
Yale
Zenith
Steel
Steeloy Mining
40c
'39
100
Indus
A
18
200
Jun
7c
Yukon
Alexander
20c
6,500
24c
4.50 Aug
Nov
13%
19,500
Jan
Dec
3,400
10c
Larder
10% July
6c
6.25
31%
"41
(ii
f
1
Class
Jan
Dec
Apr
944
Coghlan
Woodward
7c
May
75c
21%
*
class
class
&
Winchester
Sep
24
3c
100
8,134
27 %c 28 Vac
27 %c
Warrants
100
33
6,900
75c
30%
1,000
class B
Mints
Wiltsey
Jan
30
18%
Pass
500
30C
5c
Oct
2.55
1.05 Nov
1.23
Gas
preferred
18
5 %C
375
75c
Warrants
White
34c
33
1
•
*
Vac'
3
30%
•
18
1
1
Bros
5c
1.35
13c
B
34c
34c,
1.22
1.30
9 %c
Petrol-.
Surf Inlet
26c
>
Starratt Nickel
U-
1,320
12c
*
Ltd-
Standard
Stedman
21%
85c
.
;*
Paving
Standard
:-'it
21%
16C
Foods
1.30
Jan
July >
87c
/
•
Naco
10%
Oils
Mines
Standard
15,500
13c
Petroleum——.
Plywood. Co
31 %
Warrants
Stafford
1.29
8%
9 Vac
Products...
Western
29
20
Air "Services
1.20
Apr
Jan
Dec
4.65
1
Western
10%
*
Spartan
1.28
♦
July
31
Southam
Union
1,270
1.89
13c
Windfall
Southern
6%
—
July
*
Preferred
6%
1
—
42 %
34c
•
Industries
d%
—
Oil
42 %
310
Dec
9.05
28c
1
Warrants
Dec
48,732
Aug
July
Jan
*
Ltd
West Malartic Mines
37% Mar
3.70
27
Nov
1—1
&
27
1
Ltd
Oil
100
3.75
23%
*
125
3.25
5.30
,
,
Jun
80c.
1
Nickel
Canadian
Western
.
9c
■<
41%
10%
17,995
No.v
5.20 May
1.25 Apr
80c
Ltd
30%
—•
A
8.95
Dec
18% May' '
22% Mar
35
•
Wespac Petroleums
West
70c
352
*
Canada
41%
•
class
Jan
3.70
50c
Mines
Dairies
3.65
8.20
L
30%
41%
3,942
j
Sep
56
5,500
13% July
2,746
1
Ltd
Mines
Slater
10%
28%
1
-1
Mines
Standard
feilverwooit
8iscoe
9%
27 Vb
1
Gordon
Sigma Mines Quebec
Silver
10%
50
preferred
90c
22%
26%
.
73,465
;
Westates Petroleum
27%
*
A
85c
I' /.
Ref—
W
Apr
5%
•
A
Class
Oct
14c
Mines—
&
Westburne
*
Arts
Bhawinigan Water & Power com
;•
Nov
3.40
1.26
1
;
Petroleums
&
Westeei
r
i
55%
4,700
54
13c
10
1
Apr
t
■
50
4.10
Jan
July
1.10
•
t
Mines
G
1.55
10,050
55C
55%
13c
•
Ltd
Amulet
6.50
-
May
Wane
11%
Sep
4.00 Mar
5%C
50
Security
8%
27,969
Jan
5 %c
-50C
Satellite
Nov
48c
1
Petroleums
Jan
115
10
.
Wasamac
Feb
60c
2,450
11%
1
Petroleum
Selkirk
\
16%
8,908
20%
8.95
.
X
preferred-—i
Victoria & Grey Trust
Jun
7c
355
Dec
12% Apr
49% Feb
16%
52%
Oct
1.55
1
Debentures
Sarcee
>v
10%
1.21
■
*
Explor
Power
Mines
60c
12%
common.
Gold
Gold
River
100
Apr
X
Mines
Ltd
12
7.10
Shlrrlff
Antonio
Sand
99%
8
•
Corp
Cons
15% Mar
8,440
350
26%
X
Alloys
81
Nov
40,500
18%
1
Warrants
Ban
18%
100
common
Gas
Maurice
20%
•
_
Wainwright Prod &
ft
10%
90c
*
Fortune
Upper Canada
Vanadium
July
73
4,315
6%
Dec
Sep
Mar
5c
_10
«.
51
14c
•
New
July
66
•
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
Feb
Dec
3.65
30
Hill
45
Jan
10c
4.45
145
1
J8%c
15o
13,369
IlOO
4.50
Jun
3%c Dec
6,900
Jun
6c
43,800
4%c
Ltd common
Can
Consol
Russell
409
14,950
.50C
Preferred
Rowan
3.75
11 %c
Mines.
Petroleum
Rocky
3.50
10 %c 11 %c
—1
Mines
Rockwln
Roe
common
Cotton
Robinson
Roche
jiV'
Uran
Athabasca
Robertson
50
55%
4.05
1
;
1
Preferred
United Keno
Rix
trust—-
Oils
T
50
5c
15%
Dec
16c
27,800
-■
•
High
4,000
52%
1
United
17c
7.40
i%
)K
{►
16
50
_
LOW
8%c
10%
10%;
;•
B
Range for Year 1960
8c
50
Asbestos
Shares
High
50
*
preferred
Class
United
8%c
50
A
10 %c
1
1
-
20c
•
—
1
Mines
Acceptance 1st pfd
2nd
preferred
Union Oas of Canada common
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Union
7.65
.1
—-
Algom
Rupununi Mines—
Rio
14 Mi
Nov
75c
43,050
~
42c
1,800
:■ .<
#
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
56,400
24c
2
3%C
1
Mineral®
Rexspar
Rio
23c-
23c
-11
—
Chemical
Mines
Renabie
■Vr-
656-
J.¬
—
Macdonald
Reeves
hl
80C
56c
59d
Low
*
53C
Week's
Last
Range for Year 1960
High
80c
1
Realm
■!)i
47c
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
45c
—
—
Mines
Rayrock
Low
>
*
Ranger Oil
for Week
of Prices
Par
Radfcre
(Range for Week Ended January 6)
Sales
Range
Friday
26
4.10
OUT-OF-TOWN
AND
t
value.
lot sale
(not
included In year's
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted
to
unlisted
range).
d Deferred
Jan
.
Jan
e
Mar
f
5.50 Jan
r
47c
par
delivery sale
in year's range),
Selling ex-interest,
Flat
price.
Gash sale
(not
Included
(not included in year's range)
wd When
wl When
delivered,
issued,
x
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rlghts.
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
trading privilege!,
Volume
193
Number 6019
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(141)
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 range
withiri which these securities could have been sold (indicated
by the "bid")
Par
Aerovox
Corp
any
1
Products
Par
Land
Inc
Development Co
Corp
8%
42 3/4
45 %
19 V*
Frito
9 ¥4
1
Inc
Pepsi-Cola
Ask
1
Air
Aid,
Alico
Bid
20 ¥2
Co
*
Futterman Corp class A—.
Garlock Inc
:
Gas
Service
1
6 l/a
1
22 V*
24
—1
15 ¥4
17
American
Biltrite Rubber Co.100
17 %
187/a
Giddings &
American
Cement
12 ¥4
13%
Glasspar
Allied
Radio
Alside
Inc
—
American
Corp
Express
5
Pipe &
Farms
Co
Arizona
Public
Power Co
Arvida
Corp
Associated
Aztec
Oil & Gas
Baird
Atomics
Baker
Oil
Bates
Mfg
Baxter
Inc
Tools
Harcourt
91/2
2 3 ¥2
25%
Bros
1
11 ¥4
53 ¥2
1
16%
Higb
ll¥a
Hilton
60 ¥2
Hoover
18 ¥4
19¥a
Houston
12 ¥4
Houston
Fearless
44
%
Houston
Natural
Power
&
&
Light Co_l
Bryson Inc
Bowser
Inc
Brown
&
Beryllium Co—
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
Oil
Head
17%
Indiana
2 6 ¥4
Indianapolis
35
Co
23
International
*
50 ¥2
5 4 ¥2
Speer
1
32
34%
Corp__*
Motor Freight Sys__1
22
23%
1534
25
com
Co____
1
Corp__:—10
Trust
ctfs_—
111
Gas
Elec
&
Central
Indiana
Central
Louisiana
Gas
41 ¥4
VT
Serv
Public
27 ¥2
20 ¥2
Chicago Musical Instrument—1
States
Colonial
18 ¥4
Corp——
_1
lc
_——
3 ¥2
14 ¥2
Product—1
57 ¥4
14 ¥2
39 ¥2
Mining
Elev
Co___l
18
Colorado
Oil- &
$1.25
&
Gas Corp com_3
preferred——25
conv
Commonwealth Gas
1
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Consol
Continental
Control
Rock
26%
Coffee
50c
Corp
-1
Co
10
Cpok
Electric
1
Company.
Ridge Prop pfd.———8
Craig Systems Inc
1
15
Cross
18
Company
Crouse-Hinds Co—,—
Cummins Engine
-5
12/3
Co Inc—
5
7¥a
Gas
Finance
Dictaphone
Inc.
Inc
11
12
(W
McLouth
McNeil
L)
Steel
Company
Duffy-Mott Co
&.Bradstreet
Dunham
43
Miles
Miller
Inc
Eastern
Industries
Eastern
Utilities
Pipeline
Associates—_10
14
15 ¥a
41 ¥a
<■
Statler
Hotels
Stepan
Chemical
Struthers
Baltimore
Bank of
Bank
of
Trust Co
51%
45
48
64
66%
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
Citizens & Southern National
59
: 61%
115/8
123/4
9 ¥4
253/4
Cleveland
360
11 ¥2
Shops of Del—1
153/a
(Chicago)
County Trust Co
New
Co
Inc
Financial
First
73/4
*
27 ¥2
29%
Otter
Tail
653/4
69 ¥4
Pabst
Brewing
58 ¥2
62 ¥2
Pacific
Florida
Florida
Fonl-°
Paper
1
10
Co
Governor
Fitchburg
Inc
Corp
Brothers
Fisher
,___
Co
2.50
.—1
class A——1
Corp—
Capital
Corp—_1
—
Steel
B"^s
Class
Franklin
Old
Ben
Coal
Gear
B
&
Mach
..
Corp
cl A_5
27 ¥2
297/a
4¥a
45/8
163/4
183/a
5
,34%
3634
*
9
9¥4
1
3 ¥4
4
Co
_5
1
69 ¥4
5
8 ¥4
Co__5
15 ¥s
T63/8
Mercury Electronics—90c
55/8
6 3/a
9%
10 5/„
Pacific
Power
6%
8¥a"
8
P3/4
9 ¥4
10
.
..
East Line
Robinson
""
Light Co—6 ¥2
39 ¥1
Packaging Corp of America—5.
Pantasote
Parker
Co
Hannifin
Morgan
of
National
Guaranty
————.——-1
Corp____——1
Pauley Petroleum Inc
1
Pendleton Tool Industry
_1
42
21
'
5%'
22%
.
"
/"
63/&
22
24%
133/4
41
43%
361
25
101%
104%
10
61%
643/4
(Fairfield County)
10
National Bank of Westchester_5
34%
37
37 ¥2
39%
(Cleve) __16
90
National Commercial Bank &
Trust Co (Albany(
7.50
44
47%
71 ¥4
75
533/4
57 ¥4
City Bank
&
Essex
Banking Co (N J)
18
25
Natl Sbawmut Bk of Bost__12%
Natl State Bk of Newark—12 ¥2
New Eng Merchants Natl Bk-10
¥4
Bank
(Boston)
form
to
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack N J)
Bank
28 ¥4
30%
Royal
New
$5
par
split)
Passaic
Bank
10
45 %
47%
35 3A
38 ¥4
(Philadelphia).—_20
59¥4
&
First
10
25
Bank
of
New
Natl
Girard Trust
Bank
Exch
Tr & Sav Bk
Hartford
Natl
Bank
76 ¥2
21%
County National
Tr
Co
Trust
Co
Trust Co
For
54 ¥2
50
53 V4
35
383/4
56 ¥4
59%
State Street Bank
52
54%
8 2 ¥2
87 ¥4
Co_10
Bk__10
Bank
54 ¥4
76
23
24%
10
67
71 ¥2
20
69
73 ¥4
25
of
59 ¥2
(N Y) —10
55
303/4
Albany
&
Trust Co
(Boston)
Sterling Natl Bank ft Trust Co
10
Trade Bank ft Tr Co
21 ¥4
Trust Co of New
2 ¥2
8%
9 S/8
41
45%
Union
59 ¥2
49
63 ¥a
48
10
Union Trust Co of Maryland. 10
23
Bank
of
Jersey
Commerce
443/4
19 ¥2
21
40 ¥4
42%
United States Tr Co (Boston) .10
United
States
Trust
(N
Y)__20
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix At1z)_5
20
Wachovia Bank
104
&
ft
(Winston-Salem
10
33 ¥4
25%
'19 ¥4
(Cleveland)
10
(Philadelphia)
Bank
72 ¥4
(New York)
43 ¥2
of
(Phila)—5
Irving Trust Co (N Y)_
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
Liberty- Real Estate Bank
*
50
Bk__15
Providence R I_.
Industrial
Co
State
(Union City)—8
(N Y>__10
National
51
10
(Wash)—20
of Phila—10
35%
Industrial Bk of Com
Industrial
Trust
33%
Tr
Hudson
Union
32
York—10
Hudson
Louis
313/4
N
(Chic)—20
&
51%
72%
Y__5
10
of New
47 ¥2
19 ¥2
Canada
Second Natl Bank
Bank
Bk of L I
Corn
70
10
of
Security First Natl Bank
(Los Angeles)
12 ¥2
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
Rochelle
Franklin
62%
144
75
Bank (N Y)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
Trust Co (Philadelphia) _10
Natl
66 ¥2
136
Royal State Bk of New York__5
of
County
Westchester
Bank
Boston
.\
National
_
22 ¥2
Natl
(Jersey City)
(ex 2¥2-for-l
119
20
Tradesmen's
Trust
35%
>,
20 ¥2
First
ft
33
114
5
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) .12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C__25
Bockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
First
513/s
New;—
England Merchants Natl Bank
New Jersey Bank & Tr Co
11
Northern Trust Co (Chicago)_2o
74 ¥2
10
72
47%
England Trust Co (Boston)
Merged with Merchants Natl
45%
Dallas
68 ¥2
New
71
of
10
32 ¥2
35%
143/4
16 ¥2
Co
42 ¥2
(Baltimore)
46%
Bank
Trust
New York
Bank
Bank
42
Merged with New England Tr
Co to form
New England
Natl
9 ¥2
Pacific
Pacific
13%
(St Louis) —12.50
Merchants Natl Bank (Boston)"
Seattle 1st Natl Bk
20%
73/8
44
330
157
Mercantile Tr
St
22
5¥a
27 ¥4
166
80 ¥»
19 ¥4 '
123/4
29%
25 ¥2
71%
653/4
&
273/4
77
10
Co
Gamble
_5
67
Prod—10c
Airmotive^Corp
Far
117,
41 ¥4
*
33%
623/4
59%
Bank of
Nassau County N Y
5
Mellon Nat Bk & Tr Co
(Pgh) -25
First Natl City
20
Pacific
(Buffalo)
Meadow Brook Natl
First Natl Bank of St Louis—20
13 ¥2
Corp
Power
(N Y)__10
Traders
Trust
Ask
31
Co
First
12 ¥2
'
Federation
Boston
Fisher
'8 ¥2
1
Assn_100
&
Rid
5
First
Harris
Galvan
Co._
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Manufacturers
Co
74%
Hanover
Mortgage
113
(White Plains
N
Trust
National Newark
33¥3
Trust
Long Island
71 ¥4
42 ¥2
&
:
Companies
First Natl Bank of Boston—12 ¥2
First National Bank of Chi—20
39
Natl
7
Provident
1
Feleral
7%
63/8
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Philadelphia Natl Bank—
Pittsburgh National Bank
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
Ets-Hokin
153i
63 ¥2
7
71%,
105/a
Farrington Mfg Co__
Yuba Consolidated
103/4
5
Co
11 ¥4
59
46%
6s/8
River
93/4
14%
42%
253/4
Service
5
67
24 ¥4
Miss
36 Va
Co
2 6 3/8
53/4
Co
11
38%
10
Wood
Conversion
Wurlitzer
Co
223/4
93/4
Serv
10
363/B
433/4
3
Pub
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85/a
333/4
5
243/4
8
1
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73/4
3
38%
Northwestern
Water
17 ¥4
5
(Camden
Natl
66
Gas
3 6 ¥a
6¥t
16 ¥2
Gas—2.50
Natl
84
(Atlanta) —.10
First
62
Ohio
52%
16 ¥a
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)
10
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
74 ¥1
Oklahoma
333/4
110
48 ¥2
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
E'mpire Trust Co (N Y)
.—50
25¥«
10 ¥4
31 ¥4
104
5
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69 ¥2
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Co.—
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80
34
5
Co
21
& Elec
File
1
7.50
National Bank of Detroit
National Bank & Trust Co
54
12 ¥2
-Co
23 ¥2
145/s
50%
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
19
93/8
25
Connecticut Natl Bank
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
13 ¥2
50
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co
113/4
10c
Co_
Commercial Trust of N J
20 ¥»
10 ¥2
Gas
■
National
381
Trust
First Natl Bk
103/4
Shirt
54 ¥4
2354. ...25 ¥a
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<12%
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
1
Yellow Transit Freight Lines—1
Merchants
115
10 ¥4
24 ¥s
108
18 ¥2
2.50
16
109
Northwest Natural Gas
!
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of
(Savannah)
:
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago).25
225/8
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5
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila.^10
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12¥2
223/4
Erie
(N J)_.
Bank
50
48 ¥4
21
Equity Oil Co
24%
35%
Trust
Natl
21%
9¥a'
(N Y)
348
33
Camden
Central
1
7¥2
1
223/4
69%
—1
.
334
—10
57 ¥2
Electrolux Corp
Co
100
;
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473/4
53%
Electronics Capital Corp
Oil
Co
52
'
65
Penn
Empire State
44
47 ¥4
North
—
49 ¥2
10
85/s
Co
6¥4
(Newark)_25
20
'*
50c
1
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Chemical
Manufacturers Tr
56%
—2 ¥2
Corp
213/a
503/4
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55%
10
73/4
Emhart Mfg
52 ¥4
(Phila)
——2
—
10
St Louis
Carolina
Inc
Bank
47
5
Oil
1634
197/a
...
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Co
North
Electro-Voice
Bid
53 ¥1
8%
37 ¥2
53
Eng
35 y«
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St
7 ¥4
Corp
•
463/4
32 ¥2
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6V2
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24 ¥4'
6¥#
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Trust
American
1
National
Bank of New York..
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North
InC
(Texas)—*
6¥a
__2¥2
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Commerce
Nicholson
Co
305/a
27
1
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of
New
Laboratory
Electric
43/8
28¥4
25
America N T & S A
50 y8
Paso
Wells
4¥a
1
1.25
Par
26 ¥2
El
1
Bank and Trust
43s/8
Economics
Co
42
7 ¥2
34 ¥2
49
National
Delaware Corp__ 1
Corp
Cobb Arner Inc
79%
31 ¥4
&
30 3/a
15 ¥a
Witco
753/4
205/a
common
28 ¥4
*
Wisconsin Power & Light Co_10
57
19
Gas
10
15%
25
35%
29 ¥2
B
235/a
42
Electric
7 ¥a
16%
14 ¥2
Co
.
Wilcox
24 ¥a
22
Western Lt & Telephone
Co._10
Western Massachusetts Cos—1
Western Natural Gas Co
1
Publishing
Weyerhaeuser Co
Whiting Corp
28
6¥b.
Co_*
Co
Westcoast Transmission
West Point Manufacturing
Western
24 ¥•
22 ¥4
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Wesco Financial Corp
West Coast Telephone
38
—5
—
72
Company——1
Supply Co
10
Class
non-voting
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark) —10
Fiduciary Trust Co (NY)
10
76
305/8
National
31 ¥a
¥4
153/4
17%
37%
1
Co
29
Transport A
1
Wellington Mgt Co class A—10c
52 ¥2
53
28 ¥4
Chemical
5034
1
16 ¥a
34
1
Fuel
4^%
22
48 ¥2
33
1
Co—.
25%
26
1
Inc—
10
Pipe Line Co_5
Utilities
1754
23 ¥4
5
20
Co
Fidelity-Phila
Mountain
20 ¥a
¥4
Fairfield County Trust Co
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co. (NY)_10
Mohawk Rubber
23%
18 3/4
4
11%
16 5/a
10
Co
23 ¥b
345/8
Inc——2
—
Co
22
21 ¥2
Laboratories
Nalco
3%
;_1
20
7 ¥2
National Homes Corp A com_50c
22
2.50
32 ¥2
Co——■*
46 ¥8
50c
Inc.
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43
2
297/b
2 6 ¥2
Missouri
of America—
preference
147/s
27n/4
24 ¥2
38 ¥4
153/s
133/4
10
17 ¥4
35 ¥2
14
57
153/4
Mississippi
5
5/#
195/8
53
44%
Missouri-Kansas
43/8
8
18
2 ¥2
21
40%
1
7"%
2 ¥2
19-%
52 ¥2
Bush
28
413/4
48
———1
19 ¥«
263/8
1
Brothers
11
Watson Bros
17 ¥2
Co—1
Inc
8
5
Co
Mfg Co_—.
Minneapolis Gas Co—
17
7ya
—*
/ 39
15 ¥4
Washington Steel Corp
5
Inc
Mid-American
6 ¥8
293/4
—1
Co
38
Inc—_—_——2
Corooration
1
1
Duriron Co
2 ¥2
$1
123/4
Shipping Co——.—5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co——5
Dura
Dynamics Corp
11.%
1
Drackett
Dun
34%
15 ¥e
Lines—1
Utilities
Gas
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
65
—5
Sons Co
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133/4
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18%
31 ¥2
42 ¥4
32
_5
pfd
(R
Publishing
24¥8
5 ¥2
39 ¥4
5
Motor
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253/a
61
28
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
/
23/4
1
Merchants
Class
23/a
2 ¥2
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Machine & Eng
Melpar Inc
17
29 ¥4
._1
lc
23 ¥4
5
—
3
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¥ 22¥4
5
—
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common
conv
Donnelley
*
Corp
Diebold
Diversa
$1.25
Co
Warren
Wash Natural Gas
Bank
9
8¥a
16%
Microdot
,¥ Dial
20 ¥2
253/a
15
_1
19 ¥4
153/a
14
Inc
32 ¥4
66 ¥2
*
23 ¥4
Michigan
Arts
22 Ye
39
¥4
—1
12
Bridge Co—_1
36
30
Industries
16%
51
Boatmen's Natl
16 5/a
63
Inc
11 ¥a
Internat
Co
15 ¥4
33
Stouffer
Bankers
203/4
1
Inc—1
Corp.
Herrington
Meredith
Chemical
55/8
Co—16
Electric
&
Metropolitan
Di-Noc
7 ¥2
1
Co
193/a
Detroit
Ipc__50c
iy4
1
*
Stores Inc—^
Corp..—
133/s
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
12%
6%
1
Co
*
Co
303/4
Products
Works
(San
5
——-lc
&
Common
11
11 ¥2
173/4
18
1
1
25
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W)
12 ¥1
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Oil Corp—.
473/4
16 ¥4
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Dashew
Dejur-Amsco
Delhi-Taylor
¥2
70
85/a
10c
9%
10
Clark
Steel Co
77/a
Machines
44
66 ¥2
153/8
McLean
21 ¥,
243/s
293/8
8 5/a
1
Co
Danly Machine Specialties
a
Darling (L A)- Co__
—_1
Business
27
5
34 ¥2
Maxson
445/8
24 ¥g
22 ¥2
31 ¥2
48 ¥a
10%
uo.J
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Mattel
195/a
19 ¥2
41
22 ¥4
29 ¥1
1
32
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry—50c
73/4
Vitro Corp of America
50c
Van's Grocery Co
1
Waddell & Reed Inc class A
/l
Walter
(Jim) Corp
16%c
Warner & Swasey Co
1
143/a
_5
ll
40%
9%
com cl B—5
Marmon
16 ¥4
«
29 ¥2
38 ¥2
Electronics
Marlin-Rockwell
13 %
12 ¥2
22
13 ¥4
Inc
10%
9 ¥4
Corp
Madison
185/a
44
Mfg
47 ¥4
Company._50c
27
10
——
Home
Stanley
Strong
10
Chemical
&
Loan
Macmillan
'
Coral
Plus
Ludlow
11
40 ¥2
20
22%
243/4
75/s_
—1
Co
—.———
for
Blower
Lucky
67
16 ¥4
20 ¥2
3
Inc
Frary
Long
17
63 ¥4
30%
153/4S
46%
"
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
10 ¥4
Transp Lines Inc__l
Data
28
Gas_5 '
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Lone Star
283/s
9 ¥4
15 ¥4
Inc
Portl'd
Liberty
6%
_4——2.50
Natural
Utilities
Co
Lau
12
6¥a
16
1
common
Trecker Corp
Lanolin
20 Ye
Products.—5
Freightways
Consolidated
Cook
Corp
Corp
preferred
Landers
197/a
ll¥a
18 ¥4
14 ¥2
Laguna Neguel Corp units
42 ¥4
Colorado
63/4
*
Steel
Co
Koehring
153/4
Co—5
Steel
Laboratory
60 3/4
2 ¥2
Gas
Inc___
433/4
1
Corp
Keystone
15%
Interstate
Colorado
53%
14 ¥2
*
Supply
363/4
49
1
1
Water
345/8
1
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TJo%tz Inc
&
Kennametal
4¥a
•
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Kentucky
19 ¥a
Vector
18
Register
Stanley
54
44
52%
&
£5
Steel
Standard
50
5
Corp„
16 ¥2
*
Co
Steamship
Standard
Ketchum
20
17%
192
2
Co
Iron
49
1
20 ¥4
Kearney &
31 ¥4
33¥30
B_
Gas
Stores
29 ¥4
181
Mining
&
Co
Co
Pressed
33 %
Vance Sanders
5
Co
Mfg Co
Stand Fruit &
15%
49
Vanity Fair Mills
10c
Tel
Sys
Co_^
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&
Co__
States
37¥4
$1.46
5 ¥2
cl A__33¥3C
com
Corporation
5
(A
Const
14%
46
31%
14%
Producing Co
1
Elec Service Co„1
34 ¥2
Kansas-Nebraska
21%
1
Staley
Utah
Valley Mould
5 ¥2
10 ¥2
42 ¥2
9
4 ¥4
355/8
12 3/a
¥4
39
10
72
Co
Tel
Freight
Standard
.1
„——
Kaiser
253/a
Corp__6
Inc—
common
Jessop
29 ¥4
23 ¥2
14%
'
17 ¥4
10
13 ¥4
5
73/4
U 3/b
Inc_l
12 ¥2
Gas
Carbon
53/4
Lines
Power Co
68
*
Co
Gas
/19 ¥a
Jervis
30%
—10
Services
6%
Eng
—-1
Jamaica
4334
Co
A
Inc
Corp
JacK
37/a
16 ¥a
Central
Coastal
Itek
303/8
Chattanooga Gas Co
Clute
Iowa
257/a
28 ¥4
Power
Engines
24
10
Co.
Clinton
50 ¥2
5
Marine
Co
123/s
Diver
Co
5 ¥4
5
3y2
7 ¥2
Power
Public,..Service, Cp___^_5
Southern Utilities Co—15
Iowa
56 ¥2
3¥a
Co__
Telephone
class
ii¥2"
53
Electric" Co_5
Central
-Common
Class
Ionics
~3%
47 ¥2
*
Securities
Investors
27
Co
Corp
Engineering
Interstate
45-¥a
,
28 ¥2
Co
Central
Citizens Util
-
3 ¥2
Gas Co
Central
¥4
Textbook
Bakeries
Interstate
•
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¥4
29 ¥a
1
Co
Power
Sprague Electric
Spur Oil Co
¥2
3¥a
Field
Union
Spector
31 ¥4
Products
New
Southwestern
14 ¥4
Co
Electric &
Nevada
Southern
Southern
5%
12 ¥a
Point
Southern
5 V4
Ltd—10c
Steel
923/4
45/8
Interstate
Superior Oil of Calif 1
Cedar
Colorado
50c
Recreation
Interstate
Delhi
Ceco
Southern
Internat'l
14
5
Central
13%
Water
553/4
287/a
Canadian
B
Calif
4%
13
Canadian
class
Southern
International Bank of Wash—1
25¥a
Paper
23%
89
27
2
Co
Dev
&
373/4
42
Mills
1
Co
Upper Peninsular
2
Shore Oil
Southwestern
Co__25
Carpenter
Co
Water
ll3/*
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12 5/8
Inc
Corp:
9
38 ¥4
'.
Cable
Southwest
Water
Cannon
&
213/4
"units"
13 ¥2
353/8
Servateria Corp_l
United States Sugar Corp
l
10 ¥2
33
5%
12%
33%
5
35 ¥2
5
Co
Power
Wire
27
Oregon Power Co__20
Oil
Pacific
243/4
26
Tel
Telep
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243/4
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10
California
Water
33%
1,
5 ¥4
1
5
1
United States Truck
United Utilities Inc
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Co
26 3/a
Interstate
Calif
313/a
South
50c
Co
Pwr
Leasing
6
Seismograph Service Corp
Skil
States
6 ¥4
1
Searle
4
2434
&
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8%
3%
23
Corp
Pipeline
Elec Lt
1
10
Simplex
Elec
5%
5
'
10 ¥4
Corp__50c
Pipe Line
6¥b
Inc
7%
(G
195/8
32
9
Union Texas Nat Gas
Corp
1
United States Chem Mil
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United
18
1
1
9 ¥4
Sierra
1
28 ¥4
293/4
.
Corp
Inc
Gas
20c
Inc
Fetzer
.—*
California
Service
Homes
42
_1
&
11 ¥4
*
Water..
Tucson Gas
20%
17
4
&
Transwestern
56
Inc
Prod
38
Gas
59
52
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Associates
—1
Mills
Transval
54 ¥2
10%
1
Co
16 ¥1
.
Tubular
52 ¥1
__1
Brush
(H
Trust
15
18¥2
4%
Material—1
Production
Husky
7 ¥4
19
3
Byllesby
Gas
Indian
Corp
Bantam
&
Corp
Trans
Petroleum
Schield
Scott
Tokheim
United States
Jacinto
Scholz
903/4
23%
1
15 ¥2
5 ¥2
49 ¥4
84
22
31%
1
common—:
23 ¥2
110
Inc
Burndy
Field
15 ¥4
25
Co
San
180
46
1
Towmotor
1
21
preferred
(Charles)
42
170
19 ¥a
•
Inc
Tracerlab
29 ¥4
2 ¥2
A
17%
Time
Co_2¥2
1
Oil
Hugoton
Hugoton
53/4
39
1
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class
20 ¥0
6 ¥2.
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Sharpe Mfg Co
Bruning
5 ¥1
_10c
common
$1.20
135/a
Sabre-Pinon
Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A
3 6 3/8
12 ¥2
1
Bowling Corp of America
Products
34
_1
Botany Industries Inc
Bowman
Houston
Hudson
30 3/8
Sanders
♦
17%
Marie Reid
Sawhill
Engineering
Credit
1%
2 8 5/a
10 ¥2
Gas
Voltage
7 ¥4
Rose
303/4
27
Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass
Thrifty Drug Stores Co__
2934
12 ¥a
9%
Corp
1¥4
355/8
11 y8
28%
Corp
11%
1
29
33
1
28 ¥4
25
I
27 ¥a
11
26
*
35 %
Co__
1
A
26
1
16%
Inc
H)
Manufacturing
Roddis Plywood Corp
Mining
17 ¥2
—1
Myers
(H
7 ¥4
1
323/4
_25c
Rockwell
1
preferred
Co
&
A
335%
6 5/a
Inc
King
3
Inc„3¥2
31 ¥a
1
26 ¥4
27 ¥2
?
Corp..7
Inc
48 ¥4
¥2
¥4
128
7 ¥4
Corp
Thermo
12 ¥2
1
Co
Splendor
10 ¥a
Corp
Bettinger Corp
Billups Western Pet Co
Robertson
Inc
class
41 ¥4
Beryllium
Inc
Robbins
100
35%
32%
28
1
Thomas & Betts Co
*
Mills
102
333/4
30
24
Industries
Thermo-O-Disc
53/4
45
;
94
Inc.
6%
I
5
Ind
5
Corp
Black Sivalls
Co
_i
95
Inc
55
..25
Hathaway
Hills
Hidden
River Brand Rice
42
49%
2
Corp
Roadway Express class
!_1
Inc
Co
1
Co
Berkshire
Black
8%
Riley
21 ¥a
1
&
Hewlett-Packard
58
Richardson
72 ¥2
Transmis
Texas
5¥a
26
11%
21%
Eastern
¥#
13 ¥2
168
Inc
Texas
46 ¥2
12%
160
5
;
Fund
75%
39 ¥2
28
1
7
203/a
17
263/8
1
Corp
5
Co__
Co
Telecomputing
25c
_
Gas
102
Publications cl A_25
Curtis
Heublein
123/4
1
Markets____
7%
10
Bag
Beneficial
y
483/4
¥2
Co
Techno
674
153/4
*
63%
1
Co.
Natural
Stoker
35%
22 ¥4
Ask
6
1
Corp
Broadcasting
Bid
1
53/4
1
A
Taft
323/4
1
95
Co
Aluminum
Helene
Purina
27%
'11
Systron-Donner
21
5
Corp
10
common
Brace
Hathaway Instruments
1
——
A com_10
Hearst Cons
14 ¥2
Inci_.„—
class
13 ¥4
yv
15
—
B
Co
Mining
Harvey
10 ¥4
A)
>
Mexico
class
195/a
—_*
84
12%
Manufacturing Co_____l
Bemis
Class
Hanna
80 ¥2
Co
(A J)
Behlen
(M
15 ¥a
1
Laboratories
Bayles
52%
Hanna
____2.50
Co
45
68
5
.
Inc__
New
¥4
Stubnltz Greene
Corp
Susquehanna Corp
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
10c
Hamp____5
Sugar
Inc
Republic
Xerox
30
Spring Corp——__10
Products
Ralston
Hamilton
22
Radiation
45%
Hagan
13
168
22
Haloid
28 y4
1
157
20%
167/a
20 ¥«
10
233/a
of
Alegre
42 ¥4
39 %
5
Co
—
Avon
JL*
Inc
New
Punta
21%
25¥4
10'
5
Inc
Purex Corp Ltd
Purolator Products
1
Cosco
of
11 %'
55 ¥2
5
Co__
Construction
Co
21
15 ¥4
49%
Co
Serv
10%
Capital Inc
—1
Chemicals & Controls—1
37 ¥a
Serv
Pub
19
52
1
Pub
10 ¥4
1
Corp^_5
8
1
5
Grolier Inc
Growth
14 ¥2
¥4
75/3
2
America
Co
!
Corp
33 y2
_5
Gas
Western
Power
of
Properties
1
9
20
*
Co.:
A
Brick
Fire
133/s
Co
Par
135/a
l83/4
33/4
Co
Pubco Petroleum
P)
11 ¥8
Co
Arkansas
Metal
Potash
Producing
27 5/8
Mountain
10 y*
—3
Arkansas Missouri
Art
395/a
Green
Grinnell
Corp
Rubber
Ask
125/8
Genl Electric Co___7¥2
20%
Green
4
Service
Portland
193/a
35 ¥2
3iy4
common....
Participating preferred
Plymouth
37 ¥4
397/a
3¥a
Anheuser-Busch -Inc-J
Arden
15
34 ¥a
Bid
1
1
Gas
257/a
52 ¥8
7.50'
Corp
Sterilizer Co
Amer
14
31 ¥2
10
48 ¥4
35 ¥8
Lumber
Natural
1
pfd
33 ¥s
<
Pioneer
20
5%
37
(A
Pickering
33
Corp of Calif.l
Lewis Mach Tool
2
5
3 21/2
31
Finan
2
A
Ask
Bottlers
Cement
Origin
of
is composed of securities
wide national distribution.
a
General
Permanente
1
Co—
Telep (Calif)
Gibraltar
Company class
Glickman Corp class A
Const Co—•__1
Amer-Saint Gobain
Gen
y?
1
Co___
American Greetings class
American-Marietta Co
American
7¥a
Rid
6)
(indicated by the "asked") at the time of
compilation
quotation furnished on request. The "National" list
which have
Utilities
(Quo„uon, fo, Friday,
bought
or
Par
Industrials avid
41
footnotes, see preceding
page.
Wells Fargo
34
„
101
38%
105
63%
Trust Co
N
C)
5
Amer Trust Co—10
25 ¥2
583'4
27%
62 %
•'
.
42
(142)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
Fund
Aberdeen
Mutual
2.35
2.14
25c
Intl
Funds—
Fund
1.25
7.37
7.98
Investment
Co
American
Business
Shares
1
4.21
4.50
Investment
American
Investors
Fund
1
al4.38
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Research
Amer
&
Fund
Associated
Dev
8.59
Corp—_1
Trust.
Investors
23 y4
22%
*
1.48
4.97
Fund
5.43
11.25
Boston„l
11.42
12.48
Fund—— 1
11.53
12.60
1
35.23
Fund_l
Mutual
(Investment
B-l
Bonds)——!
Inc__ 1
5.30
5.76
B-2
"B" Inc—5
x8.27
8.99
B-3
(Low Priced Bonds)
3.78
4.13
B-4
(Discount
11.56
12.50
K-l
Fund
"A"
Axe-Houghton Fund
35.73
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science, & Elect'nics Corp lc
Axe-Houghton
5.50
al3.04
.
(Medium Grade Bonds) _1
(Growth
21.43
25.45
23.38
1
15.03
16.40
—1
9.20
10.02
1
Bonds)
8 77
9.57
(Income Fund)
K-2
Axe-Templefon Growth Fund
24.39
Fund)—
-1
15.22
16.81
—--—1
9.19
10.64
S-l
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
20.48
22.34
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
11.64
12.72
S-2
(Income
1
11.63
12.70
Boston Fund
1
17.70
19.23
S-3
(Growth
Stock)— _1
13.20
14.40
Investment——50c
S-4
(Low
Stks)_l
12.76
13.93
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
14.13
i5.29
1
5.77
6.33
Growth Fund—1
6.36
6.97
'
Ltd
Canada
Broad
Inc—/
Street
Bullock
California
Fund
6.90
7.54
Ltd
Inc
—
Capital Life
Century
13.90
15.03
Lazard
l57/a
16%
16.22
17.55
Lexington Income Trust——1
11.12
12.J.5
Life Insurance Investors
18.02
19.70
Ins
Shares
lc
9.00
1
9.55
16.27
Inc—
—50c
10.99
13,800
1
Commonwealth
Income
10.47
8.90
9.67
Investment——1
9.56
Stock
Fund—1
15.88
17.26
Composite
Concord
19.22
Fund
Fund
20.89
1
8.29
14.58
15.76
___.
Units
Series
Crown
B
19.71
Diversified
Fund—1
Income
20.68
shares'--lc
3.39
3.72
2.48
2.72
Trust
Life
7.12
7.79
13.34
Trust
16.48
interest
1
21.18
22.90
14.47
15.64
9.40
10.31
al3.63
_1
—1
58.08
58.67
Nation
a
1
11.20
12.32
National
Fund Inc
1
9.52
10.47
9 74
10.67
3.11
3.38
National Securities Series—
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
.
16.68
Fund
Delaware
Income
Wide
8.70
9.53
Bond
3.02
3.31
!——1
15 08
16.39
Eaton
Fund
Inc—.
Balanced
Stock
Income
Fund
———50c
11.39
12.18
50c
12.31
13.16
1
10
20c
7.38
8.07
Fund
Electronics
Investment
Energy Fund
Equity Fund
Eurofund
Corp
Inc——
Inc
17%
Fund—;—25c
12.33
15.78
17.13
15.25
16.49
17.67
19.10
Florida
Growth
Growth
Florida
Fund
Mutual
Founders
2.04
2.51
stock
Common
Preferred
2.76
General
Capital
Group
Puritan
9.86
Putnam
17.73
6.99
7.59
lc
8.21
9.00
Electrical
—lc
Capital
Growth
Fund—___lc
9.69
8.84
6.02
6.44
14.58
12.99
14.04
1
:
11.99
13.10
6.31
Assur—__5
19%
21 %
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
1
Fidelity &
3%
Casualty_5
13 y2
14%
Maryland Casualty
1
36%
17%
49%
18'%
Massachusetts
6.86
American
American
7.06
Home
Amer Ins Co
American
Amer
Ins
Nat
&
Bankers
&
(N J)
37%
1962
23V4
2
58 V2
25%
Casualty
2
60%
—10
51%
55%
5
(Kyi 2
21 y4
31%
22%
33%
—.2.50
42%
10
400
415
5
185
195
5
Co
89 y2
93 %
73
—10
76%
27-a
3%
38%
41%
4
—1
9 %
8
5
48 %
51%
53%
56%
82%
125
5
39 %
42 y4
21%
23
5
Employees Insur
(D
C)__4
89
95
Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50
64
69%
5
48
y2
5iy4
18%
20'%
_10
42%
-"45%
10
58%
Co
Boiler
—10
of
Ins Co
River
.___
Northeastern
Northern
Pacific
Insurance...3.33Va
Ins Co
of N Y
Indemnity
5
63
(Fla )_1
Amer——50c
Life
.10
30%
33
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y..10
54
59%
5
22%
24
—5
54%
Insurance, Coi.
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
!___
Phoenix
85
21%
(N C)
1
3%
4 Va
Quaker City Life Ins
(Pa).:
5
46%
49 %
Reinsurance Corp
Republic
St
&
Paul
Fire
Life
Seaboard
Ins
Security
63%
36%
&
1
5%
6%
*
5
39%
53%'
10
54%
58
Trust
Co
5
2
10
10
Life
Ins
United
Co
54%
7%
...8
30%
34 Va
Co—
—.5
93
96%
Insurance
Ins
36%
50%
Y)_.2
8%
America...2.50
31%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co__.5
41%
44
31
33%
42%
45 Va
33%
36%
of
45%
U S
34y2
37%
U
S
Fire
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)__2
20 %
2°%
U
S
Life Ins Co in City of N Y..2
58y2
62
Westchester
N
57
109
-
(N
42
of
53
34%
104
(N Y)
Guaranty Co
Y__10
Insurance Co
Jersey
63%
Amer
preferred
Travelers
x60%
of
Co.
(New Haven)
Life
24%
58
Springfield Fire & Marine
$6.50
22%
33
Marine—...6.25
Ins
Surety
Security
2
(Texas)..10
Insurance__2
Life
Seaboard
Y)
(N
Insurance
Republic .Natl
Sec
3 ->*•
81%
18%
Pyramid Life Ins Co
Standard
5 %
58%
10
10
Providence-Washington
Title
2%
Ins__10
■44
Accident
4 %
13%
41%
Peerless
66
!
45%
12%
12 Va
Co:
99
93
Co
Corp
Fire
Standard
Insp &„ Insurance.;
Standard
North
61 y2
(Jacksonville Fla)_2y2
Insurance
*64 %
Amsterdam
Co
Home Owners Life Ins Co
30 Va
Hampshire Fire.....
Co
Insurance
42%
27%
New York
Ins
Steam
17%
40%
5
A—
New
F)„_—2.50
Instance
class
122
16%
__5
Fire...
Corp
130
116%
1
com
New
79
Hanover
Union
AA
16%
118
American
Inc
33 y4
4
Life
Accident Ins:,—10
&
60%
122
15%
Franklin Life Insurance
Republic
10
Line
Nationwide
10
31 %
66 %
&
(Bait)
.
1
Co
(S
Life
National Fire
Life
59%
Glens Falls
Co
Equitable Assurance Co of NY
Monument
Old
62
Fund
Insur
with & into American
Merged
Natl
56 %
Firemen's
Assurance. 12.50
Mfrs
-—5
:
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Gulf
44
35
&
Natl
Federal
Govt
40%
Fire
8%
54
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)—1.25
Employers Group Assoc
*
Insurance.
.3
...
Fire
2
331/4
%
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures
Federal
Home Loan
Jan.
19,
4%s
Feb.
15,
17,
May
15,
15,
Natl
100
Inc
50c
11.56
11.68
4%s
May
10,
—2.50
8.65
9.40
4%s
Jun.
12,
5%s
Sep.
11,
-1
14.05
14.19
3%s
Feb.
13,
1
7.66
8.28
4%s
Sep.
10,
Mar.
32nds
more
of
point
a
Bid
100.2
100.6
Ask
100.11
10D.6
100.6
1,
1961—J—
3%s
Apr.
3,
1961—
100.4
100.6
3%s
100.13
100.4
Feb.
Jun.
1,
1961
100.5
100.7
3s
100.8
1961
100.8
99.20
100
^
100.2
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
4s
100
Apr.
.
3,
Apr.
3,
20,
100.9
1961
Jun.
1961
—
100.11
100.4
1961
3%s
4%s
1963
Inc——
3 %s
—_
Mortgage Assn—
10,
or
Banks for Cooperatives—
1961—
15,
Apr.
one
Ask
1961
Mar.
3 %s
Apr.
point represent
Bid
1961
4.45s
3%s
alter decimal
Banks—
1961
10,
100.6
100.29
100.31
1961
100.12
100.14
4s
Sep.
20.
1961
100.24
100.28
1961
100.12
100.14
3%s
Feb.
20,
1962—
100.12
100.16
1961—
100.20
100.22
4s
May
1,
1962
101.8
101.20
1961
100.28
100.30
4%s
Aug.
20,
1962
102.24
101.17
101.19
2%s
May
1,
1963
98.24
100.14
100.22
4%s
Apr.
20,
1964
102.12
102.23
102.24
103.4
4s
Oct.
20,
1964
101.6
101.14
100
100.12
Oct.
20,
101.10
101.18
1962
103.4
99.4
1
14.63
15.90
11,
1963
1
,.
14.79
16.08
4%S
Nov.
12,
1963
102.4
102.16
3 %s
May
2,
1966
97.16
7.40
4%S
Jun.
10,
1965
102.12
102.28
4%s
Mar.
20,
1968
100.24
101.16
4%s
Dec.
12,
1966
101.20
102
4%s
Mar.
20,
1969
101.24
102.16
1
\'.v.
6.77
'
•
25c
4s
1965
98.8
3%s
al8.49
Inc—
1
8.99
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
10.92
11,
1968
—97.24
4%s
July
15,
1969
103.8
Apr.
10,
1969
101.16
102.8
5%s
Feb.
20,
1970-
106.24
Apr.
10,
1970
103.8
104
3 %s
Apr.
1,
98.16
1970
.
95.24
1970—
107
107.24
1970-1967—
101.24
102.16
4%s
Sep.
10,
1970
100
100.16
5 %s
July
20,
4%s
Aug.
10,
1971
100
100.16
4%c
Oct.
1,
11.93
5%s
Feb.
10,
1972—
107.16
108.8
3%s
May
1971
,94.24
4'/as
Feb.
15,
1972-1967-
100.8
3%s
Sep.
15,
1972
—-lc
12.43
13.61
Smith
1
al4.45'
12.28
13.45
Southwestern Investors Inc—
1
14.09
lc
7.74
8.48
Sovereign
1
13.60
14.90
Fully Administered shares—lc
9.24
10.12
Corp__*
36.35
104
107.16
95
9.73
a9.12
1.25
Shares
Mar.
4%s
al2.66
Fund_l
Clark—
Fund
1—
4%s
Canada
Stock Fund_lc
1,
95.16
38.35
Chemical
shares
Common
Food
(The)
shares
_a
lc
General Bond shares-
7.49
6.83
Fund
Investors
Street
Stein ROe
—
Investment
7.57
Balanced
8.39
Stock
Sterling Investment Fund Inc
.—,——lc
12.99
5.56
14.22
6.10
Television-Electronics Fund--
_lc
9.99
10.94
shares
lc
2.08
2.30
Equipment shares
—lc
5.23
5.74
lc
8.91
9.76
Twentieth
—lc
8.83
9.68
United
'—lc
9.25
10.14
United
United
Merchandising
Mining
Railroad
shares
Bond
Stock
Railroad
——lc
shares
shares
Petroleum
Steel
shares—lc
Bond
shares-.
shares
Tobacco
shares
Utilities
—
12.27
Growth
20.46
Hamilton
Funds Inc—
Funds
1961
4%s
Inc—
12.66
13.76
1 %s
Apr.
1,
15,
3%s
May
11.96
4s
Aug.
1,
l%s
Oct.
1,
16.06
17.46
3%s
Feb.
15,
6.23
6.81
4s
Feb.
15,
5.18
5:66
3%s
Feb.
15,
1 %s
Apr.
1,
3.76
4s
May
15,
4s
Aug.
15,
Oct.
1,
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.50
Fund Inc
8.30
9.06
9.90
1
8.46
•
10c
3.44
Wall
2.74
7.59
1
1
Street Investing Corp—__1
Washington Mutual
9.14
_1
Inc
9.15
Investors
._lc
10.64
11.64
Whitehall Fund
Fund-lc
10.68
11.68
Winfield
Institutional Income Fund-^lc
6.08
6.66
13.77
15.97
1
Bausch
Bid
Lomb
&
Beneficial
&
Security
4%s__1979
Opt
Fund
Finance
4%s
1981
Burlington Industries 4y4S—1975
94.
Northern
Pacific
Canadian
Pacific
Carrier Corp
Chance
Ry 4s_
4yaS—.
Vought
Commonwealth
1969
89 %
92
5%s
,—1982
91
1977
111
112%
6s__ 1972
195
Oil Ref
105 %
105 V2
Consol Edison 5s
1990
•
(John)
Paso
Ferro
Credit
Natural
Corp
Gas
474s—1985
120
—1975
120
3%s
Fruehauf Trailer 4s,
General
Port
99y4
5y4S—1977
&
Power
Cement
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
1976
5s
93V2
1977
136
ww_1982
__
Loral
Hotel
6s
ww
Electronics
Lowenstein
4%s
(M)
4%s
&
———
Mueller
National
Brass
Can
1984
35/8s
5s
1980
93Va
109
110%
Sons—
73%
75
1964
15,
1964
100.31
3%s
May
15,
1964
101.11
5S
Aug.
100.17
100.19
1 %s
Oct.
1,
1964
94.8
94.16
98.28
4%s
Nov.
15,
1964
105.8
105.12
101.17
101.19
l%s
Apr.
1,
1965
101.28
Sperry
&
Webb
Tel
102.4
4%s
May
15,
1965
98.8
1%S
Oct.
1,
1965
78
81
Westcoast
91
94
Wisconsin
1-61
3-61
100.9
100.11
3.20s
5-
1-61.
100.6
100.8
3.15s
Dated
,
Due
92
94
103%
Jan.
ltate
100.5
3.10s
104.20
-
95.8
^
101.28
99.8
97.14
102.4
96.16
104.24
95.16
104.14
104.18
101.4
-
101.8
105.20
105.24
93.12
93.20
104.20
74'%
1995
103%
5s_1997
1982
105%
Jan.
19,
Jan.
77
103 %
26,
100.10
100.12
3.35s
'
120
104.24
92.12
92.20
98%
99
91
10-
2,
9,
1961—
—
3-61
Ask
100.7
100.10
100.12
8-
1-61
100.7
100.9
9-
5-61
100.7
100.9
1-
3-61
10-
2-61
100.3
100.5
9,
Mar.
22,
15,
1961
99.968
Apr.
20,
1961
99.947
Apr.
27,
May
4,
1961
99.863
May
—
99.403
99.355
1961
99.908
Ask
99.381
—
99.383
99.310
99.340
99.240
99.272
99.193
11, "1961-
99.227
99.819
Maly
18,
1961
99.770
May
25,
1961
99.078
99.108
99.725
Jun.
1,
1961—.
99.031
99.055
1961--:
99.671
99.682
Jun.
8,
1961—
98.983
1961
99.626
99.639
Jun.
15,
1961—
1961-
99.582
99.597
Jun.
22,
1961
99.556
Jun.
23,
1961
.2,
16,
Bid
Apr.
99.759
1961
Mar.
Yield Price
Ask
99.986
99.811
1961-—
23,
—
1961
Mar.
23,
Mar.
30,
1961
Apr.
6,
1980
101%
102y4
Apr.
13,
99.540
1961
115
99.534
99.550
Jun.
29,
99.511
July
6,
99.394
;
—_
<
99.162
99.008
98.936
98.893
98.863
l
98.962
98.870
—
99.464
1961
——
1961
99.451
99.133
-i
1961
99.493
1961——
98.891
98.832
—
98.860
98.769
—
98.794
98.701
July 15, 1961—
99.420— Oct.16,1961—
88
86
7-
Bid
100.5
99.713
16,
Feb.
102%
85
3-60
1-61
1-60
99.857
t
Feb.
113%
1971
6-
1-60
99.901
1961—
101%
214
1970
Due
1-60
11-
99.943
1961
Mar.
88
.
12-
.
99.964
1961
Feb.
Mar.
—1971
--
Dated
9-
99.983
1961
15,
1980
98.727
98.017
98.056
88
Corp units
5%s
96.8
1964
15,
97.6
102
Yield Price
1961
12,
1971
5s
Ask
100.3
Bid
Jan.
-1985
4y2s
.
United States Treasury Bills
Ask
4%s
Elec
Bid
1-61
Issues
5y2s
Corp 5s__a
99.4
1963-
1,
3s
Corp
Trans
98
4-
Rate
Lines
—A
1976
_
1-60
—1969
_1
1975
.
1-60
1985
(Del E)
_
5-60
1977
5s—
U S Industries
.
8-
100 %
5y2s ww
Valley Authority
Air
.
7-
99%
Rand
Amer
-
1952
2-
1992
5s__
Tel
1962
1962—
3-
105
Bell
..
2-60
116
5%s
,
1963
1,
May
98.20
1962..
104
5y2s_
5%s
—1981
15,
Apr.
4%s
5-
104%
United
96
Nov.
1%S
99.14
101.9
..
6-
1973
Underwood
140
4%s
100.27
100.29
..
4%s
113
Textron
160
100.13
100.25
99.10
1961
103%
5s
Electric
United Gas
Hilton
1963
4.55s
103%
4.40s
<;
1,
6.82
103%
Elec 4%s
Steel
Tennessee
94 y2
Oct.
14.12
Feb,
,
1%S
13.43
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww__1967
99%
99.30
6.31
5s—1990
ww
Potomac
121
1963
15.20
Southern
Deere.
15,
12.92
Bid
States
Petroleum
Phoenix
93
May
12.42
200
5%s
1963
13.94
Bell Telep 4%s_2000
Pacific Gas
96
15,
Apr,
10c
Bonds—
New Jersey
.100% —100%
Feb.
1 %s
—_1
Inc
Conv. Debentures
Ask
120
2%s
1
Fund
Ind
3.30s
Recent
100.21'
100.11
101.24
-
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
3.80s
Bonds—^
1962
10.60
Inc_—
Growth
Wisconsin
9.56
9.70
——1
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
Ltd—
8.75
1
Inc__—
Fund
Ask
15,
100.11
1962
8 36
1
Fund
Income
Special Situations
Bid
Nov.
99.26
1962
1 %s
lc
Fund Inc.-
Value Line
5.64
point
a
3%s
-
1962.
Line
Line
5.16
of
100.11
1961
Ltd—— 1
32nds
more
or
Maturity—
100.9
.
.
1961
15.09
cne
Ask
100.19
.
.
-
-
1961-
>7.97
Canada
98.8
4s
_
....
Aug.
1, 1961—
Treasury Notes—
7.29
Fund—
point represent
100.9
_
3 %s
13.81
Value
Growth
15,
6.80
8.04
11.00
Value
Shares
May
6.23
Fund—_1
101
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
1961
1
5.05
Inst Foundation Fund
1§,
Shares-1
a26.31
Institutional
Feb.
Fund
_10c
Institutional
4%s
Fund——;—__ 1
—1
Incorporated Investors
10.91
after decimal
Bid
Income
H-C7
Fund
9.98
Figures
Maturity—
Certificates of Indebtedness—
7.36
Continental
H-DA
Income
8.47
Science
Series
Incorporated
12.44
7.77
—lc
Accumulated
Series
Income Fund of Boston Inc_
11.51
1
1
Growth Inv_
Century
Haydock Fund Inc—
Imperial Capital Fund Inc__
a30.28
1
—
Fund_
United Funds
_10c
a37.61
1
United
13.44
19.86
-
Inc
97.16
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
1
A:
Townsend U S & International
a20.29
—
Inc
—:
United
A—lc
Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc—1
Growth
Fund
Fund
Fund
Texas
15.23
Farnham
&
6.90
Machinery shs—lc
Institutional
RR
State
(Edson B)
8.05
Industrial
El
10
Inc—
Insurance
4
Merchants
45%
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
Mar
Stock
7%
42
5
Coi—
Casualty
Apr.
American
2%
1
Genera^ Life
4%s
&
2%
Assurance
Forster
241
2
Comwealth Life Insun Co
4%s
of
28%
1%
Standard \Life
Connecticut
18%
42
7'/2
27i/a
Natl Life Ins
Insurance
11.54
Growth Stock
33%
6%
»
(Galveston)1
20.85
Fund
31 y2
N J)l._2'/2
Shippers.
Beneficial
Life
Ask
39
National
Bankers
Crum
9%
Corp__\^_1
American Re-insurance
Boston
National
Bid
Bonding & Ins_5
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
5
45 ya
Mercury (Wash D C)
Amer
Par
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn .3
Companies' Inc
r—1
Merchants
8
41
(Newark
10.64
Stevens
Assurance,—5
Investors
19.03
Fund—
5
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
*
—
Inc
Inc_
Selected
preferred
l
Fund
,
American General Insur Co_1.50
American Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
1
Federal
al2.97
__
Common
6.61
conv
3.30s
1
Fund*
(Geo)
Scudder
Shares—lc
Equip
13.34
1
Scudder Stevens & Clark
Aviation-Electronics—
Building shares
14.82
1
Growth Fund
Scudder
shares
13.82
Inc
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
I
v
Securities—
Automobile
Equitable
$1.25
9.60
Fund
Fund
Putnam
19.27
1
Investors .Trust
General
2.97
1
231
11.35
Inc
Fund
Fund Inc
1-01
Corp—
American
_____10
3%s
Fund
(T Rowe)
2.69
9.00
Shares
Fund
6.63
1
Inc
Lincoln
8.69
8.78
10.48
1
a
Fund
Street
Pioneer
6.03
,
61%
Fund
Square Mutual
Price
———1
Fundamental Investors
Futures
lc
series
7.95
1
1
Peoples Securities Corp
Pine
—lc
58
6.32
1
Series
Street
Philadelphia
Inc—
Funds
series
stock
Securities
Fund—
Custodian
—10
7.99
5.78
Over-The-Counter
2.23
lc
3.86
7.31
5.85
Chemistry &
William
Penn
11.79
Custodian
5.35
3.53
1
-
Capital
Oppenheimer
4.62
10.85
11.40
1
:
Fund
Electronics
One
6.33
Inc—___1
Series
Franklin
4.22
Fund-—._—*
Mutual
Franklin
Bond
Fund
13.48
5.79
Inc___ 10c
14%
Life Insurance Co of Va
33 V4
Jefferson
Series
:
Stock
Nucleonics
15.51
1
of Canada Ltd
19%
Fidelity Capital Fund—
—1
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Federated
Series
England
York
14.35
10.43
1
Stock
New
21.87
1
Series
Growth
8.08
7.80
1
Inc
Stock
20.22
1
Corp
Series
New
a21.29
Inc_l
Series
Preferred
Howard—
&
Co
Series
Dividend
Dreyfus
Securities
Investors
Balanced
—25c
Shares
99 y2
31
Home
Diversified Investment Fund-—1
Dividend
95%
Surety
Aetna
Hartford
interest—
16.51
Delaware
Life Insurance—
5
Agricultural Insurance Co__'__10
13%
&
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Shares
—1
1
Vegh Investing Co Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
17 Va
Life
Great
Fund
to
Corp
beneficial
Life &
93 y4
Gov
Foundation—
changed
102
89y4
Globe
Shares
Mutual
14.42
15.24
Fund—
beneficial
Ask
96
10
Casualty
General Reinsurance Corp____ 10
33 %c
Stock
———__33 %c
Investing Foundation—1
of
De
2.27
Mutual
Inc
Investment
3.67
Mutual
:
Western
3.35
2.07
—lc
Investment
Name
lc
lc
Growth
Income
Mutual
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
3.84
beneficial int
of
Mutual
20
18%
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
of
2.94
2.42
Investors
Bid
10
Aetna
Aetna Insurance Co
Continental
3.50
shares
Inc—
2.68
h
Monday, January 9, 1961
.
(Quotations for Friday, January 6)
Par
Continental
2.20
—
Massachusetts
9.01
1
Inc
Inc_—
lc
shares
Investors
Fund
_______1
a26.54
lc
Investment
shares
Mass
& .Stock
6.56
shares—lc
—
Massachusetts
10.39
Commonwealth
Fund Inc
Industries
—
shares
Transport
Commonwealth
Fund
shares
Special
;
Fund Inc
Composite Bond
al4.66
Paper shares
11.44
1
Inc
Fund
6.02
Petroleum
14.12
12.92
—_1
Inc_„ 1
Inc__1
Metal
137 y2
131%
Stk
General
14,500
100
Shares-.,-.——1
Insurance
Electric
11.89
Corp—100
Securities
Inc_—
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can
1
Sayles Mutual Fund—"1'
Managed Funds—
10.32
14.89
Fund
Loomis
9.86
____1
Energy
Colonial
Life
'
Trust
preferred
Colonial
&
11.21
10.26
Boston
of
Fund
Christiana
1
Fund
Shares
Chemical
Growth
——
Stock
Fund
Fund
1
International
Growth
Knickerbocker
Com
1
Fund
Fund
Com
Priced
Knickerbocker
Ltd
(1954)
Canadian
7%
13.78
Fund—
Canadian
Chase
13.38
12.57
___1
Inc
General
Canada
12.38
—1
Ltd
Fund
Stocks)
Com
.
American
10.29
of
Inc
.
Insurance Companies
Ask
America-—1
of
(The)
Bid
v
5.03
Research
Johnston
•
1.63
& Science Fnd 1
Atomics Physics
Istel
9.39
Inc
_lc
Trust
Inc_____
Par
..
Fund
Resources
Affiliated
American
'
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
74%
1988
1990
92
FOOTNOTES
77%
-
95%
104%
104 %
•No
par
value,
New York
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange,
FOR
value,
t New
OVER-THE-COUNTER
b Bid
stock,
yield price,
x
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
ISSUES
to listing on th«
Ex-stock dividend.
k Admitted
issued,
y
(143)
THE
Bank
COURSE
OF
of the
CLEARINGS
increase
an
compared
with
a
year
Third Federal Reserve
Pre-
ago.
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
Week Ended Dec. 31
1960
at
$29,798,251,607 against $29,584,876,313 for the
the
in
week
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 12.6%.
a
1959.
At
this
'
CLEARINGS
RETURNS
1961
York
New
*1,350,000,000 '
Kansas
San
—10.3
1,255,000,000
—15.1
865,536,017
-
479,228,436,
6.0
—
--
566,051,846
—15.3
__
478,500,000
—11.7
526,647,341
cities)
five
576,221,297
706,903,785
—18.5
400,178,150
436,471,136
$23,4Q1,604,802
$22,436,755,855
days____
cities,
five
days
____
5,097,317,444
__i
.
All
all
cities,
one
Total
*
cities,
all
1,299,329,361
cities
for
week
issue of next week.
Saturday
1,429,624,090
the
and
We cannot furnish them
Saturday
elaborafe
the
able to
are
figures
detailed
are
today, inasmuch
available
not
time
at
cases
statement, however, which
(7
was
week in 1959.
increase of
an
whole country having amounted
same
19,336,473
1,087,323,920
+
0.1
1,171,229,178
1,111,832,094
11,031,266
279,091,682
569,159,172
50,442,500
10,351,367
11,263,161
436,629,160
10,169,122
263,848,277
6,883,602
18,868,890
577,310,976
+ 14.0
+
1.9
—
9.9
5^,737,500
+ 17.1
12,148,008
607 8ifi
—15.9
Total
9.1
11,159,941
1,418,614,171
8.3
1,367,968,308
1,426,676,498
5.0
5,864,748
17,791,000
215,135,567
202,841,530
.
—
0.4
14,002,417
473,855,829
'
5,556,760
(6
5,846,439
18,002,000
—
16,818,000
228,896,645
194,193,517
7 617 386
+
7.0
+ 17.9
5,610,741
24,070,893
7,125,089
+
6.9
9,162,458
7,663,077
333,343,095
107,400,509
+
8.2
122,338,596
320,326,633
110,729,993
351,024,631
+ 13.9
743,022,098
664,726,649
+11.8
679,010,399
740,446,305
28,398,215
124,181,556
27,513,639
120,039,151
+
3.2
26,796,860
26,289,683
+
3.5
117,261,875
360,600,000
334,900,000
+
7.7
336,700,000
124,104,749
395,600,000
360
Washington
cities)
Sixth Federal Reserve
0.7
+
600,631,312
53,009,600
—15.1
Carolina—Charleston
in
the week ends
as
of
appear
61o'71T
149,235,433
District—Atlanta-
going
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
5,977,534
Macon
to
press.
has to be estimated.
present further
we
below,
223,158^378
221,563,946
12,475,905
12,709,757
743 559
847,289
243,439^210
225,495,642
1,256,600,421
1,199,754,602
Alabama—Birmingham
Mobile——.:
Louisiana—New
Total
to $26,362,651,757 against $22,922,226,318
Federal
the
increase of 25.9%.
an
Districts
Reserve
in
which
Reserve District
New York
they
are
in the
We group the cities according
located and from this
totals record
the
in the
and
4.3%
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
an
we
to the
that in
note
improvement of 25.1%,
in the
District the totals
Reserve
Philadelphia Reserve District of
are
0.1%.
smaller by 8.3% but in the Richmond
larger by 11.8% and in the Atlanta Reserve District
are
The Chicago Reserve District registers an increase of 3.4%, the St. Louis
by 4.7%.
Reserve District of 1.8% and the
City Reserve District
District of 6.7%
Minneapolis Reserve District of 11.4%.
the totals
show
a
gain of
12.0%, in
In the Kan¬
the Dallas
Reserve
we
furnish
a
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
;;
1959
Week Ended Dec. 31—
York
9
-
__
$
$
4.3
832 833,860
871,116,941
12,974,408,456
12,323,132,244
+
25.1
11,729 146,247
+
0.1
1,171, 229,178
1,111,832,094
8.3
1,367 968,308
679, 010,399
740,446,305
1,087,323,820
1,301,267.685
1,418,614,171
"
743,022,098
664,726,649
—
+
._*10
_
"
1,256,600,421
1,199,754,602
+
4.7
1,103, 641,401
"
1,608,764,707
1,556,108,207
+
3.4
1,594, 753,680
1,592,222,325
Louis
4
„
—.
,
City
11th Dallas
12th San
*•
633,830,104
9
"
0
__
__10
Francisco
+
674', 242,521 *
1.8
568,807,082
,
+ 11.4
+
12.0
'653, 999,029
705,609,974
593,,731,844
632,446,665
708,120,212
_—._—__
_____
776,900,032
791,118,743
"
7
9th Minneapolis
10th Kansas
Indiana—Fort
We
week
York
New
now
560,198,308
525,026,371
+
1,327,365,432
"
579,179,090
•I.
662,383,204
1,281,873,908
+
6.7
557, 206,942
559,206,318
3.5
1,191, 345,586
ended
26,362,651,757
22,922,226,318
+ 17.6
22,149,108,995
+
3.2
10,803,596,184
for the
for four yoars:
December 31
1959
i
1958
Inc. or
1957
$
Dec. %
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
South Bend
—
Portland
3,255,932
+ 29.0
3,279,135
2,797,918
6,418,343
+ 10.3
4,389,399
7,621,988
756,640,378
Lowell
_
.
2.8
696,697,976
3,396,103
+ 14.6
3,128,761
1,655,285
—
River
736,363.706
3,893,654
Massachusetts—Boston
1,594,042
+
3.8
1,487,723
3,255,417
3,195,357
+
1.9
3,495,564
+
1,333,899
3,031,029
16,903,844
12,455,389
+
35.7
13,221,886
15,471,743
14,782,417
12,874,338
+
14.8
12,299,053
12,094,454
49,156,340
51,918,990
5.3
39,569,043
43,533,828
21,532,445
19,667,557
9.5
21,003,739
21,739,616
43,534, lpO
33,391,000
+ 30.4
31,019,000
32,497,600
3,272,146
2,981,710
+
9.7
3,242,581
925,906,092
887,512,467
+
4.3
832,833,860
871,116,941
—
.
:
-—
Island—Providence^
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
(12
cities)
—
+
New
.129,366.699
;
,
—
.
129,502,610
2,461,340
2,428,500
+
2,920,786
—
'
+
—
4.3
16,504,125
22,455,897
0.1
135,668,726
148,425,532
1.4
2,552,118
2,700,342
3,489,376
2,754,325
25.9
11,345,512,811
42,516,721
+
5.4
39,699,981
41,718,388
23,799,150
Syracuse..:
Total
New
(9
Jersey
cities)
4
6,048,096
11,025,293
+ 15.7
13,410,549
14,111,208
76,030,000
+
6.5
89,113,000
85,496,000
—19.7
+ 25.1
4,252,336
4,947,246
+
5.1
145,870,038
6,853,921
+
7.1
135,482,673
7,271,223
52,332,075
51,961,009
+
51,873,548
15,011,239
+
1,748,557
1,173,666
Chicago
1,201,202,725
_
1,172,648,942
Decatur
6,470,631
11,900,835
7,192,808
6,183,317
1,608,764,707
1,556,108,207
_
cities)
(17
9,958,316
7,592,875
0.7
58,030,951
22.7
17,410,842
1,670,367
17,076,392
1,492,116
2.4
2.7
1,195,407,948
7,038,325
1,186,197,4i3
7,281,850
0.9
+
13,426,273
11,673,574
Rockford
8,448,614
+ 49.0
6,298,919
13,301,488
Peoria
Missouri—St.
Louis
385,500,000
+
—
12,657,534
14,518,697
1.9
10,837,064
11,250,938
+ 16.3
5,955,781
6,503,205
3.4
1,594,753,680
1,592,222,325
1.7
—
+
379,100,000
253,693,738
257,168,427
148,916,591'
138,020,650
3,008,414
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
Total
2,610,955
+
356,900,000
187,623,607
386,800,000
1.3
7.9
127,071,932
131,485,091
+ 15.2
2,646,982
—
791,118,743
Ninth Federal Reserve
St.
+
184,865,672
.
2,459,211
""**0——
cities).,
(4
776,900,032
+
1.8
674,242,521
705,609,974
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota— Duluth
7,184,951
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
*
.
+
9.2
7,278,477
9,109,641
376,821,234
+
13.0
400,330,724
376,096,004
168,430,494
;
6,579,213
425,741,547
.
Paul
Helena
155,973,552
+
8.0
152,909,331
162,598,314
+
0.8
9,275,521
4.6
3,739,699
9,366,167
4,427,852
1.6
6,008,765
5,498,458
8,948,508
8,875,040
3,339,374
3,500,874
5,332,365
5,248,655
—
+
14,852,865
(7
~
cities)
11,808,514
+ 25.8
14,189,327
12,082,654
633,830,104
______
Nebraska—Fremont
568,807,082
+11.4
593,731,844
579,179,090
*2,000,000
.
Hastings
22,605,237
+
5.3
22,963,211
,
-
72,646,809
-
-
+ 131.0
1,153,930
1,025,329
Kansas—Topeka
848,196
—13.7
792,153
744,943
11,160,303
—24.2
11,987,477
10,190,510
156,653,783
+ 11.1
152,797,231
156,632,556
10,428,147
Wichita
+ 61.3
6,465,936
31,269,953
436,217,031
3.6
13,530,333
14,586,699
+ 12.4
3,983,523
Total
(0
"ili
4,942,910
653,999,029
662,383,204
12,020,477
5,495,551
cities)
412,151,463
12,450,908
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
6,773,243
27,108,393
437,084,250
27,392,516
467,307,978
City
5,561,739
0.7
+ 13.4
27,188,473
Missouri—Kansas
4,888,061
708,120,212
632,446,665
+12.0
+ 15.3
—
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
Dallas
11,098,849
Wichita
12,446,365
+
8.2
473,283,661
466,239,316
37,309,767
+
2.5
43,401,324
48,049,126
6,526,000
Falls
(6
+ 20.3
5,426,000
6.646.000
8,919,000
4,908,709
cities)
—20.5
7.471.001
7,445,850
15,981,461
—r25.2
14,449,149
16,106,661
560,198,308
—
6,173,313
11,953,375
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
11,955,807
450,507,422
38,240,043
Galveston
9,628,408
487,471,332
1
Worth
525,026,371
6.7
557,206,942
559,206,318
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
191,057,011
107,924,633
City
California—Long Beach
5,152,237
219,818,321
Lake
181,959,810
4,726,347
-
Oregon—Portland
+
5.0
184,666,194
175,807,690
8.3
5,104,579
6,102,600
190,246,956
+
15.5
176,357,348
162,459,410
96,892,992
+
11.4
95,968,576
90,331,211
—
—12.1
23,251,372
32,755,123
12,259,802
24,538,023
16,979,123
710,899,145
717,256,790
33,396,996
30,482,430
+
11,067,315
7,362,672
11,002,875
+ 50.3
5,490,413
6,869,992
+
33.1
10,619,380
10,201,550
+
3.5
21,571,412
Pasadena
San
Francisco
Jose
—27.8
14,322,886
20,680,711
0.9
647,726,171
637,934,548
9.6
27,838,667
24,558,574
—
'
24,474,269
11,934,506,575
+
(a)
iai
—
865,930
732,148
8,454,498
174,062,509
12,542,252,062
Santa
Barbara
Stockton
Total
Northern
19,404,466
8,905,488
18,420,661
San
0.1
44,826,701
15,021,298,360
York.
Rochester
Jersey—Newark
2,599,921
16,607,898
+ 28.2
4,549,512
Sioux City
Utah—Salt
29,026,211
2,919,983
:
Connecticut—Stamford-
2,253,087
+ 21.4
7,342,903
Yakima
30,276,985
York—Albany
Jamestown
+ 11.1
8,119,769
11,243,483
Illinois—Bloomington
Fort
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
Buffalo
2,844,295
142,785,705
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Washington—Seattle
Elmira
1,179,942,940
5,691,804
2,680,333
Rhode
1,103,641,401
3,160,227
-
Worcester
Haven
4.7
14,052,029
9,024,081
725,154,306
Springfield
New
+
13,996,065
150,009,836
Haute
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
St.
4,200,057
7,080.009
>
Connecticut—Hartford
203,674,764
12,751,949
Lincoln
1960
at—
Bedford
182,002,446
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
City-
$
New
8.0
80,972,000
Omaha
Fall
834,729
+
11,028,473,492
detailed statement showing the figures for each city
our
Maine—Bangor
685,759
23,570,725,554
10,987,719,743
Week Ended Dec. 31
Clearings
13,464,065
1,167,701,409
11,341,353,397
City.
add
Wayne
Montana—Billings
"'
.107 cities
:
________
Outside
185,704,078
1.8
—
3,159,697
Indianapolis
Total
Total
0.7
—12.2
10,408,745
Minneapolis
"
8th St
216,665,225
+
236,775,197
179,045,978
17,056,173
.
1,179,942,940
17
6th Atlanta
7th Chicago
6,355,598
6,718,049
3.0
1,426,676,498
11.8
1,087,504,218
"
6
._
—
Dec. %
887,512,467
7
Philadelphia—...
5th Richmond
:
925,906,092
10
4th Cleveland
-s
1957
15,418,953,737
u
6,261,202
4,648,019
+
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1958
Inc. or
+
.12 cities
1st Boston
2nd New
$
$
Arbor
Rapids
Lansing
*
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
.1960
—
Springfield
and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 3.5%.
following
cities)
Michigan—Ann
Total
In the
Orleans
8.8
—17.4
Seventh Federal Reserve
District—Chicago-
Terre
District of
Reserve
Boston
(10
+
5,129,401
246,061,846
17.6%, the aggregate clearings for
Outside of this city there was a gain of 3.2%, the bank clearings
this center showing
5,493,931
4,239,177
253,386,787
Florida—Jacksonville
Grand
New
17,202,928
12,273,466
1,301,267,685
cities)
District of Columbia—
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
For that week there
Dec. 31.
New
15^
11,654,978
489,146,342
Mississippi—Vicksburg
In
New
4.0
+
415;448,851
IIZIIIL,
Virginia—Huntington
South
1.2
+
$29,798,251,607 _$29,584,876,313
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
3rd
+
4,022,550
-
Estimated.
our
sas
21,392 ,249
11,820 ,924
6,678,983
4,759,230
9,874,721
265,741,646
ii
Nashville
at
6,354,968
10,211,287
Richmond
-12.1
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
the
5.1
61,733,200
Tennessee— Knoxville
we
4.4
11,254,618
270,915,108
Virginia—Norfolk.
4.3
+
$28,155,252,223
day
4,619,841
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond—
8.3
—
5,718,496,368
$28,498,922,246
five days
2,325,950
4,325,816
6,640,869
+
520,096,805
,
Maryland—Baltimore
Total
1,695,593
—
4,157 ,344
237'l89
1,087,504,218
1,901,739
5,942 ,853
13,692,301
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
West
cities,
Other
22
___________
SSu
—16.3
•_•_■
!
5,926 294
(a,
—16.6
;i
.
1,044,000,000
1.9
Youngstown
904,719,380
440,981,215
Cleveland
Baltimore
Ten
(10
Total
Pittsburgh
3,689,954
1,111,000,000
0.1
5,663,325
Cincinnati
754,469,000
_
+ 11.6
+
+
Cleveland
422,500,000
Francisco
1,827,052
3,923, 565
Mansfield
!„!
City
Louis
St.
1,505,368,745
813,747,774
T
1,573,160
1,793,691
+ 12.6
1,066,000,000
Boston
1,286,517
6.3
+
3,779 ,320
1,026,000 000
Jersey—Trenton
Ohior-Canton
!
__.i
Philadelphia
—14.2
1,693, 445
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
$17,098,278,930 $15,191,557,605
Chicago
1,437, 947
3,998,121
Delaware—Wilmington
1960
S
+13.1
6 246 763
Total
'
V
1,027,000,000
^ org
BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended Jan. 7—•
1957
$
1,234,337
WilKes-Barre
New
1958
1,249 979
4,218,003
Philadelphia
Reading
center
or
Dec. c/o
*1,800,000
Chester
Lancaster
Scranton
Our comparative summary for
follows:
week
i 414 179
Bethlehem
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Jan. 7, clearings for all
Inc.
$
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania—Altoona
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will be
0.7% above those of the corresponding week last year. Our
preliminary totals stand
there is
1959
$
Clearings this week will show
limiriary figures compiled
BANK
43
-v;
72,737,918
91,357,710
86,887,686
15,418,953,737
12,323,132,244
(a).
—
0.1
■-
«
5.1
87,115,306
+25.1
11,729,146,247
+
(10
*30,000,000
75,640,593
75,592,689
■
Grand
14,64.4,450
,
cities)
total
(107
1,191,345,586
1,167,701,409
1,327,365,432
1,281,873,908
26,362,651,757
22,922,226,318
+17.6
22,149,108,995
23,570,725,554
11,341,253,397
cities).
10,987,719,743
+
3.2
10,803,596,184
11,028,473,492
84,034,952
Outside
12,974,408,456
New
York
(a) Clearings
City
operations
discontinued.
.* Estimated.
.
44
The Commercial and
(144)
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, January 9, 1961
.
1
a
■
ENTIRE
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
(A.
of the
Tariff
Act
of
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
FEDERAL
RESERVE
BANK
1930,
TREASURY
TO
M.)
Byers Co.
UNDER
ACT
TARIFF
OF
DECEMBER
'
.
TO
1960
30,
JANUARY
and
Monetary
Unit
Noon
Buying
Rate
for
Friday
peso—ry-
Cable
6%
Austria,
pound
schilling
Belgium,
Ceylon,
Finland,
India,
deutsche
.210400
.210312
rupee
Japan,
.
.00161035
;
.00161035
.00278373
.00278566
.328300
:328266
.0800560
.0800560
.265056
.265087
2.775643
2.778594
2.778475
2.778594
.140106
.140037
.0349375
.0349500
.0349312
.0166263
.0166263
.0166263
.193206
.193300
.193258
.193262
.232278
.232187
.232206
.232240
krona
Switzerland, franc
pound
pound
Trust
6%
2.795895
2.795775
2.806260
2.806380
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Federal
Reserve
Banks
decreased
$25 million and bor¬
$243 million.
Loans to
rowings from others decreased
Total
F.
gold certificate
R. notes of
Other
reserves
Discounts
192,002
167,188
108,252
—1,781,480
23,946
—
43,144
98,074
20,296
advances
87,522
+
361,760
and
ASSETS—
Total
Bought outright
48,105
2,852
+
4,595
Loans
C"
2,900,173
36,000
9,059,743
Notes
S.
—
bought
outright...
Held under repurchase agrm't
12,481,298
+
U.
59,300
36,000
220,800
—
+
Total
U.
S.
Govt,
securities
27,205,085
+
U.
Due
loans
from
Cash
items
Bank
and
foreign
in
securities.
27,365,377
banks
of colltn.
process
2,855
for
securities
+
107,652
purchasing
financial
to
domestic
S.
Paper
+
198
219,614
+
17,362
+
234,048
640.958
Treasury
8,061
Within
One
58,820
—
—1,853,134
Other
notes
one
five
to
five
Federal Reserve notes
28,400,284
...
174,899
250,063
+
S.
bank
reserves.
17,114,976
Treasurer—gen'l
acct._
251,537
...
Total
Total
and
+
4,S49,930
divs...
accrued
Total
34,411
+
.
74
—
+
14,237
+
+
281,317
4,987
+
2,126
173
+
+
1,493
11
—
+
154
229
:-T'
+
502
~*^1
,
4
—
14
+
+
+
12
+
37
—
17
—
—
45
30
10
204
62
144
—
21
+
986
+
2,623
+
226
+
27
+
453
+
3
+
692
+
174
+ 2,087
137
—2,320
10,064
+ 1,711
8
+
—
103
+
238
+
375
12,282
banks
83
958
204
+
68
3,107
+
3,990
+
44
+
602
146,126
+
708
+
6,267
...
assets—net
assets/liabilities
Demand
S.
361,585
deposits
2,286
Foreign
—1,900,314
adjusted
demand
Domestic
+
592
61,479
3,956
deposits
—1,725
268
;■+
+
•
817,
+
2,386
+
23,182
817,423
+
42,615
+
banks._j;C
12,339
+
37"
1,507
+
58
banks
+
—
905
96
Interbank
1,599
92,270
—
18,617
.
8,808
;
—
5Va%
preferred
F
preferred
Haydock
Hayes
Ratio
liabs.
of
gold
to
serves
note
&
certificate
deposit
liabilities
Contingent
ances
capital accts.
purchased
234,048
—1,853,134
From
+
5
'•+
290
+
159
+
2,521
21
Banks.
Reserve
others..
25
1,866
:
for
_.+Exclusive
(San
of
foreign
Heat-Timer
Heinz
(J.
:
Francisco
loans
valuation
of
District).
domestic
to
fDec.
figures
banks
commercial
individual
reserves;
21
+
273
items
loan
revised.
and
are
after
deduc¬
shown
gross.
6,694
—
Redemption Calls and Sinking
statement
of
7% preferred A
Higbie
reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
shows the following principal
changes for the week
ended
Dec.
28:
Decreases
justed, $375 million in
of
$375
million
with
reserves
F.
in
R.
loans
ad¬
Banks,
and
$592 million in demand deposits adjusted, and increases
of $293
million in U. S. Government securities and
$268 million in U. S. Government demand deposits.
Commercial
$173 million.
ing
and
industrial
Loans to
loans
brokers
and
decreased
a
net
other
Treasury
of
certificates
bonds
million
deposits
bills
increased
increased'
$27
of
which
$226
million,
million,
and
the
Treasury notes and U. S. Government
other
found
list
a
of
stock
common
those
5%
Co.,
called
One
share
each
current
under
volume
page
corporate
called
bonds,
sinking
for
notes,
than
were
fund
Hines
(Edward)
pfd.
$150 million
was
6%
&
in
provisions.
Tire
Maracaibo
Inc.
Southern
&
Oil
increased
$159
deposits of indi¬
Auto-Lite
Holt,
Holt,
Lumber
(May)
1
2-
1
$1.25
1-24
1-26
2-15
2-
1
Boxes
Renfrew
Horn
Hardart
&
Y.)
(N.
Corp.
4%
preferred
2-
1
1-
2-
1
1-14
2-
1
1-15
Inc.
10c
Co.
2-15
55c
2-
5%
(quar.)
6-20
4
2-
1
1-
3
1
_
dividend)
(quar.)
1
5-22
$1.75
4-
1
3-18
7-
1
6-17
15c
2-
1
(quar.)
(extra)
Finance,
common
1-20
12-31
1-22
12-31
30c
(quar.)
1
1-22
50c
(quar.)
2-
50c
...
i
preferred
1-20
10c
Corp.
Extra
3%%
12-19
6
J 15c
(quar.)
common
Household
1-11
1-
$1.75
Syracuse,
Process
12-27
35c
_
Hotel
Houdry
2-28
1-10
37 Vic
(stock
Baking
Quarterly
3-24
15c
Co., Ltd.
Rinehart & Winston,
Land
12-30
2-
for
&
Insurance
1-16
1-27
50c
com.
(quar.)
Horizon
I
3%
(quar.)
1-14
12-30
93 %c
4.40% preferred (quar.)
Hughes-Owens, Ltd., class
Class
B
given in the "Chronicle."
OF
Press
Ohio
Jan
B
5Vi%
I-T-E
Circuit
_
(stock
Illinois
^...Feb
stock
Page
31
2658
Page
Jan
1
5
31
2508
Exploration
Corp.—
debentures, due
Stern & Co.—5%
cumul.
Transmission
Sftfi debs, due .Dec. 1,
due
Feb.
15,
ijan.
1977.:
preferred stock
31
*
Feb
15
2611
Jan.
31r
*
4.08%
$1.25
...
1-20
dividend)
4%
3%
25c
pfd. A
(quar.).
$1
$1.25
...
Co.—
(quar.)
Co.
1-
1-31
2-
1-13
1
2-
5
12-31
2~1
1-16
1
1-16
1-23
1-11
.
Feb.
1
v
51
57V2Gt,
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)x
preferred
preferred
Bank
(quar.)
Trust
com.
Rubber
1
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
12-31
31 Vic
(increased)
(N. Y.)
47V2C
,
share
Fund
for
each
(from
12-28
1-10
12-28
1-16
1-
3
12-
9
1-14
12-31
5c
1-14
12-31
12-31
83
tl5c
1-30
-
$25c
1-16
12-30
1-14
invest.
(quar.)
2-1
1-
3
45c
preferred
(s-a)
(quar.)..
preferred (quar.)
Powders, Ltd.,
Preferred (quar.)
International Harvester Co.,
common
3
12-23
1-
3
12-23
4-
1
3-10
2-
1
1-10
1-13
42-21
tl5c
(quar.)
12-30
1-
50c
(quar.)
1-16
20c
20c
common
A
1-16
12-22
$37 Vic
__
com.
4%,-pfd.
(quar.)
1-16
12-22
<J0c
1-16
12-15
$1
(quar.)
1-15
12-30
(Canada), Ltd.—
6%
preferred (s-a)
International Telephone &
Telegraph Corp.—•
f60c
Foundation,
Ltd.,
6%
convertible preferred
Investors Funding, common
(quar.)
L
com.
(quar.)
12-16
1-15
12-22
J60c
(quar.).
1-16
25c
—;
preferred
3
1-10
$1.50
preferred
Milling,
1-13
Ji3c
Telephone,
Securities, 4%
Breweries, Ltd.—
International
1-13
1-
1-17
6c
North* America
Bronze
1
1-14
j-
-
*
non-cum.
25c
J
Growth
2-
1-13
2%
Bell,
of
'
5c.
...
(one
-.
dividend)
(s-a)
held)
1
40c
(stock
____
2-
1-10
—
(initial)
com.
Inter-Ocean
6%
2-
$45c
37'/2c
(Phila.)
dividend
Quarterly
1-10
55 Vic
Ltd., 60c pref. (quar.)
Inland Natural Gas,
Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
6%
1-10
1-10
1
583/ic
'
&
Extra
6%
1
1
2-
50c
Plywood,
&
2-
...
Hose
3
2-
!
(quar.)
$1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Extra
Industrial
1-10
,51c
Mills,
preferred (quar.)
Industrial
1-13
1
53%c
Canada
Head
1
2-
52 Vie
.
;
(quar.)
of
1-
2-
55c
(incr.-quar..)__
common
1-14
40c
...
(quar.)
preferred
Investment
Corp.—T
1976
12-15
12-15
25c
International Paints
1972..
12-15
1-16
1-16
(quar.)
Breaker
Power
International
pref.
_
(quar.)
preferred
Brick
Inter-Mountain
Co.—
cumul.
1-16
t40c
Company
50c pref.
shares
Co.,
t20c
(quar.)
_
Brick
preferred
Institutional
REDEMPTION
Electric
12-30
t5c
Hygrade Food Products,
Insurance Co.
TENDER
stock
1-14
(quar.)
_
5%
12-30
12-30
$1.10
A
1-14
1-14
(reduced)
preferred
Huntington Hall
Hupp Corp., common
Stock
Date
preferred
Ruooer
subordinated
Eastern
12-30
12-20
1-25
Sugar
Ingram
common
May Stores Realty Corp.—
General mortgage 5%
bonds
Texas
1-10
,1-10
held.
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Hoerner
Holly
5%
last date for mak¬
or
Date
Pictures,
cumulative
General
4
2-
(quar.)
Interior
Columbus
(quar.)
Co.
number gives the location in
Company and Issue—
Bros.
1-
20c
Electric
shares
income)
NOTICE
6%
interbank
redemption,
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details
Warner
1-25
56 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
4Vi
shares
ing tenders, and the
the
3
f45c
Co.
Quarterly
The date indicates the redemption
-
viduals, partnerships, and corporations.
be
and
PARTIAL
increased by $40 million.
Time
including
5
1-
35c
Industrial Bank of Commerce
Company and Issue—
Treasury
combined total of
preferred
High Voltage Engineering (stock dividend)
Hiller Aircraft Corp. (liquidating)— /
$1.50
securities
decreased $287 million.
Holdings
will
preferred
of
dealers for purchas¬
carrying U. S. Government and
or
Below
5
1-
1-31
75c
(quar.)
Powder
Mfg.
Industrial
weekly
5
2'/2c
(increased-quar.)
Indianapolis Power & Light,
Fund Notices
condition
1-15
5
20c
:
Corp.
Company—
Heppenstall Co., 4Vi%
Indian
Condition Statement of Member Banks
12-23
Hercules Galion Products—
Imperial
The
(quar.)
4.70%
132,696
+
9
15c
...
4.20%
^
255,490
....
1-
H.)
Illinois
1.9%
—
283/ic
(quar.)
4.42%
.5%
—
5
225
243
.—
+
accept¬
correspondents..
G
__
(quar.)
4.26%
37.4%
on
''Preliminary
tion
R.
combined..
liability
+
re¬
F.
and
52,677,169
Fund
Industries
4.60%
Total
9
1-
»
(quar.)
5%%
(quar.).
B
(quar.)
Hyster
From Federal
1-
1-16
11 Vic
pfd.
C
Hydraulic
deposits:
Borrowings:
42,615
1-28
50c
(quar.)
preferred
6.40%
deposits:
33,054
410,902
1v2 %
Insur¬
&
$1
Government demand
Interbank
1-20
60
376
+
1
+
1,593
domestic
Electric, Ltd., 5%
Home
-
.
accounts
+
375
-—.
*
Time
51,440,036
ACCOUNTS—
—2,514,248
97,609
—
with
2-10
5
5,363
matur.
Banks
Reserve
Steel
2
12-30
...
Hawaiian
0
1-
1-16
30c
dividend)
Inspection
1-
1-15
15c
1-
4,180
Federal
(stock
1-20
$1.50
1-15
+
293
coin
Inc.
Boiler
$1.50
27yac
119
LIABILITIES—
83,221
—
40,295
Stores,
Steam
(quar.)
337,492
—
372,844
+
30,424
Capital paid in_____
Surplus
capital
—2,127,946
13,406
—
18,059,398
liabilities
CAPITAL
104,084
U.
deposits.....
Other liabs.
530,629
—
380,506
...
Deferred availability cash items
Other
+
—.
312,379
Foreign
Other
Balances
Other
Member
U.
and
Co.—
6%
preferred (quar.)
Harnischfeger Corp., 6% preferred (quar.)
Harper (H. M.) Company, com. (quar.)
Hart, Schaffner <& Marx (quar.)
Hartfield
12-15
5
3,954
—
Refractories
1-18
1-
1,537
years
6
2%
1-15
+
years
with
Currency
Deposits:
bonds
securities
Reserves
LIABILITIES—
S.
2-
21 Vic
17,861
and. U.
2-15
common
on
4Vi%
+
year.
5
m.25
(quar.)
pfd.
Co.—
1-
15,458
—%
1-
1-
2,559
bills
1-16
1-
30,091
——
60c
...
1-15
1,640
securities—total..
1-16
25c
12,508
loans
Government
+
235,531
—
52,677,169
assets
banks
1
(quar.)
4,237
._
2-
E
749
:
4
25c
preferred
institutions:
commercial
loans
estate
4
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd., 5%
dividend
Hercules
foreign banks..
4
1-
1
5%
1,184
nonbank
1-
1-20
2-
2%
...
1959
+
134
____
1-15
1-20
1-15
carrying:
or
15c
25c
1-15
—
1,656
securities
to
After
Total
12-31
(s-a)
66 Vic
com.
25c
954
—
...—
Treasury certificates, of indebtedness..—
6,703,879
assets
12-31
.
common
Cotton,
Common
finance, personal finance, etc
Treasury
616,268
—
15
premises
Other
12-31
1-15
(quar.)
(resumed)
Controls,
Hausman
pur-
securities
to
Other
574,258
+
+ ) or
carrying:
or
Loans
196,800
20,300
—
12-27
1-15
25c
1,084
—
for
dealers
Loans
Real
Total
1-18
10c
(quar.)
31,958
—
and
Government
S.
Sales
377,458
56,300
+
2-24
5-26
D
70,195
loans
loans..
loans
Loans
1,471,000
+
26,984,285
3-13
6-12
10c
(quar.)
preferred
1,684
Total
i-13
2-1
$1.25
$1.25
pfd.
.
1960
110,350
.
industrial
Government
Other
—1,447,250
2,543,071
....
Bonds
and
chasing
294,408
+
adjustedf.-
Other securities
Other
Certificates
12v2c
(quar.)
$5
5%
111,990
...
...
brokers
to
U.
V''.
Bought outright—
Bills
investments
Agricultural
IB,091
—
investments
adjusted
Commercial
—1,187,030
1
14,113
and
and
Loans
21,639
—
(
(In millions of dollars)
loans
Loans
Acceptances:
Held under repurchase agrm't
XJ. S. Government securities:
12-31
Dec. 30,
I9601''
—1,869,002
24,814
536,624
cash
1-16
Dec. 21,
Dec. 28,
1960
17,382,248
other Banks..
1-16
4-15
V
$1.20
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Hartford
Decrease (—) Since
Jan. 6,
1960
+
1-13
,4-29
J20c
(quar.)
(Florida)
&
Bros.
ance
Increase
Decrease .(—) Since
Dec. 28,
1,065,607
Canada
dividend
Hamilton
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Increase ( + ) or
F. R. notes
of Rec.
1
1-31
tlOc
(quar.)
preferred
$2.40
domestic commercial banks decreased $45 million.
(In thousands of dollars)
Redemption fund for
Holders
2-
noc
preferred
Chemicals
Stock
2.795895
2.806380
16,316,641
When
Payable
37 Vic
arrears)
Harbison-Walker
account
(quar.)
iquar.)
Ohio RR.,
(quar.)
cumulative
Hagan
Halle
2.803400
all
Stock
certificate
class A
of
&
Hammermill
Gold
preferred
._
5.30%
2.792926
1961
2655
2268
participating preferred...—~
cumulative preferred
(this payment
6%
__
Jan. 4,
16
31
issue.
conv.
Insurance
clears
sterling!.
ASSETS—
28
Jan
.140037
.0349250
.0166263
Africa,
..Feb.
1962_Jan
stock
Gyrodyne Co.—
.0800560
.265131
5%>
preferred
5%
.139962
South
this
Gustin-Bacon Mfg.
.00278566
.328300
.0800560
__
Kingdom,
6
Share
preferred
(quar.):
Mobile
$5
.265200
A
Life
Gulf,
2.806380
2.806260
.00161035
Gulf
.209737
.209737»
.209825
2.806380
Co.,
Guaranty
.00278566
krone
of
.239656
•
in
Wine, Ltd.,
Class
'
.203937
.239650
.00161035
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Union
.203937
.239700
.328166
dollar
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand,
pound
United
.203912
209650
yen
Sweden,
EXTRA
HOLIDAY
2.803400
Malaysia,
malayan
Mexico, peso
Norway,
.00311228
.00311228
.00311228
Griesedieck
Growers
.203893
pound
lira
1957
1,
f. debs due Dec. 1,
s.
6%
Name of Company
.210312
.239725
Ireland,
Italy,
1
Mar.
and
Per
.0200950
.0201000
1.005260
mark
1954
.0384000
.0384000
.0201000
'.00311228
Dec.
1,
DIVIDENDS
1.007421
franc.
new
Sept.
Continued from page 10
2.236159
2.236063
.210325
(Metropolitan)
Germany,
%
1.003437
markka
France
2507
.0120541
1.003750
rupee
dated
dated
Co. 4%
conv.
$
.0120386
.0384250
.0201125
•
bonds
B
Jam 5
$
2.236159
.0384000
dollar
2607
12
Thursday
Jan. 4
.0120579
2.233784
franc
Canada,
-
series
bonds
A
Provincial Transport
•Announced
Wednesday
$ ",Vt
•VV;V'
.0120756
20
Jan
Ltd.—
f.-series
s.
6%%
1930
V-
Jan. 3
■
Equipment
1st
Page
..Feb
(Value in United States Money)
Tuesday
Jan. 2
'
$
,
Australia,
^Transfers in New York
stock
•
;
Monday
Dec. 30
Argentina,
r
INCLUSIVE
preferred
,
Tandy Corp. cumul.
'J
+
V
Country
1961,
5,
Date
cumulative
7%
Corp. 47/e %
Marwell
'
•
CALLED
subord. debs, due Sept. 15, 1978
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.—
1st. mtg. income bonds, due Jan. 1,
1995
the Federal ^Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
FOREIGN
ISSUE
Company and Issue—
Garrett
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522
'
1-16
12-15
.'
$75c
1-16
10c
'
1-10
7 Vic
1-10
12-15
1-
1
,1-1
Volume
193
Numbei\ 6019
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(145)
45
*
Per
income
nary
Iowa
Gas
&
Fund
and
24c
Inc.
(5c
from
Electric,
from
capital
common
preferred
of Rec.
V 29c
gains)
preferred
Per
Name of Company
1-30
(quar.)
12-22
3-
1
1-31
2-
1
1-13
Common
$1.05
;__
2-
1
1-13
7%
$4.22
preferred-(quar.)
$4.36
preferred
1
1-13
McCabe
1-13
McCall
2-
1
McCormick &
1-12
1-
4
2-
1-16
3-
1
1
Grain
Corp.
Jack
Electric,
&
class
Heintz,
Jeannette
Inc.
Glass
clears
all
A
8c
(quar.)
Co.,
7%
20c
pfd.
(this
arrears)
Tea
3%%
Co.,
Co.
preferred
3%%
Class
B
(quar.)
1-
3
Merchants
Fast
1-
3
Merchants
2-
1
preferred
A
Motor
Aircraft,
2-28
2-14
93%'C
2-
1
1-18
93 %C
5-
1
4-17
U3%c
1-14
12-20
tl5c
1-14
12-20
50c
;
(quar.)
class
A
class
and
1-30
1-16
B
Stock
dividend (payable in class
Kansks City Power & Light-—
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
4%
V
Miami
Tile & Terrazzo
A
stock)
3%
1-30
95c
3-
1
3-
1
2-13
Class
2-13
$1
Mfg.
12-30
A
Millers
Co.
$1.05
3-
1
2-13
Common
il. 08%
3-
1
2-13
Class
preferred
$1.12 J/2
3-
1
2-13
50c
1-16
12-30
Mississippi Valley
31J/4C
1-15
12-31
Monarch
25c
1-13
4%
City
Southern Ry
non-cum.
Common
5%
(quar.)
preferred
Kerr Mfg.
25c
■_
II
(s-a)
Co
__
7
Monmouth
1-
6
1-
1-13
l'/2C
Bank,
4-
4-14
$1.25
.
1-16
6
Voting
net
Low
Priced Bond
investment
Series
"S-4"
(From
Priced
Stock
Growth
XlYtc from income and 243/4cfrom realized
security profits)
Hotels (stock dividend)
Kratter Corp.—
Class A
(monthly)
Class B
(monthly)
$1.20
conv.
$1.20
Motorola,
$1.20
conv.
Kuhlman
5Vz%
&
4.75%
1
6
Mount
2-
1
1-
6
Mountain States
1-20
1-
6
10c
2-21
2-
6
Movielab
10c
3-21
3-
6
Muter
(quar.)!
(quar.)
$1.75
Co.—
:
(quar.)
Sessions
Blower
___;
,
A
(H.
Lee
&
5%
&
Northrup,
class
A
i.J
1
1-15 nq
1-
class
new
A
1-14
12-31
Nation-Wide
1-14
12-31
National
1-10
12-31
1-16
4-14
3-30
3-20
National Bank
12-31
1-10
1-10
31J/4C
1-25
1-10
8%c
1-31
1-16
Corp. (year-end of $1.18 from capi¬
gains and
15Vic
from
ordinary in-
come)
common
4Vz% preferred (quar.)
Leslie'Salt Co. (quar.)
Le
Tourneau
Levines,
Stock
Ley
:
Inc.
(stock
&
(Fred)
Extra
Lincoln
National
&
Trust
to
annual
approval
of
(N.
Lincoln
Square
Buildlng___
Link-Belt Co. (quar.)
.
Stock dividend
Lobitos Oilfields, Ltd.,
Y.)
(quar.)
Chemical
(Less
for
British
income
tax
and
depositary,'payment will
approximately
$0.03
—
Y.)
Gas
Co.
Co.,
6%
3-10
1-
3
1-
9
class A
1-
9
1-
40c
12-19
National
9
12-19
National Securities
1-16
12-30
Propane
ment
.___—_
dividend
Lorain
Coal & Dock, 5% pfd,
Louisiana Power & Light—
4.16%
preferred
4.44%
preferred
4.96%
5%
Gas
2-Al
1-10
series
series
Dividend
series
1
2-
1
1-19
55c
2-
1
1-12
2-
1
1-12
National
1-
Neiman-Marcu.s
1-12
.
1-19
5
3-
1
2-
1
1-15
12-
9
8%
2-14
12-30
Stock
4j/4%
preferred
Lynchburg Gas
New
England
National
1-16
12-31
1-16
12-31
35c
2-
10c
1-16
12-20
12-20
New
Process
New
York
1
1-
1-
6
9
MacAndrews
&
Cloth
1
1-10
4%
2-
1
1-10
6%
preferred
1-16
12-30
6%
preferred
6%
preferred
12-30
12-15
2-
1
1-20
2-15
1-15
2-15
1-25
9
11-30
1-25
Nortex
Oil
North
&
Gas,
American
(increased)
1-10
12-15
2-28
1-
1
12-20
2-
1
1-16
1-16
12-30
2-
1
1-6
2-10
12-30
12-30
1-16
12-30
$5.50
preferred
40c
1-13
12-30
Northern
$1.50
1-13
12-30
4J/4%
1-28
1-23
(Cedarhurst, N.Y.)
common
50c
(quar.)
...
(s-a)
12-30
2-15
Co.—
1
1-13
1
2-15
14c
3-
1
14c
3-
1
(Me,)—
(quar.)
65C
2-
1
RR.
(s-a)
2-15
2-15
1-13
$2.50
12-13
General
Stock
Machine
Bottlers
preferred
4.40%
Common
$1.17
$2.50
7%
preferred
5c
2-1
12-15
1-16
12-19
2-
1
1-16
2-
1
1-16
Company,
12-15
1-15
12-15
5%
1-
9
12-23
15c
1-17
12-20
16c
1-12
$1
-
5
1-
2
1-
2-1
62 J/2c
(quar.)
1-
1-14
7c
6
(quar.)
Ashtabula
&
1
1-
6
$1.50
1-16
1-
3
$1.75
RR.
3-
(quar.)
common
2-
Ry.—
5%
2-20
1-25
30c
dividend
1
1-10
1-31
1-10
c
.1-20
1-10
$15c
3-17
2-24
25c
(quar.)
1-16
12-27
1-20
12-30
87 J/2
Development, Ltd.—
on
Stock
quarterly
a
basis__
Gas
3%
com.
(stock
(quar.)
&
Co., Ltd.
Bank
&
Progress
Common
of
Co.
Canada
of
6
1
1-12
2-
1
1-12
1-13
75c
—
12-20
1-13
56c
—
(quar.)
12-20
$50c
J.)
1
50c
(s-a)
22-
1
12-14
1-14
12-23
$2
1-26
2%,
$30c
2-
52 J/2 C
CM
(quar.)
1-
1-
1
4
3
1-13
Colorado—
(increased
div.
1-
2-
Co., 8% pfd. (quar.)_—
Co., stock dividend
Bank
Public Service
Stock
±
(quar.)
(N.
1-16
25c
90c
$1.17 J/2
(quar.)__
preferred
Trust
5
1-5
12-31
Gamble
Mfg.
Provincial
&
1-
1-14
:
partic.
1-16
1-16
33c
Co., 3.60%
pfd.
preferred B (quar.)
Power Corp. of Canada Ltd.—
4i/2%
1st preferred
(quar.)__
non-cum.
12-16
$1.25
(quar.)
4.70%
Price Bros.
12-30
1-16
3%
dividend)
:
Electric
1-24
5%
'
Light,
$5 preferred
6%
80c
dividend'
Portland
1-6
1-15
40c
Union Water
(quar.)
Plymouth Cordage Co. (quar.)
Polymer Corp., class A (stock dividend)
Port Huron Sulphite & Paper Co.—
1-13
2-1
1-16
97 J/2 c
(quar.)
preferred
Procter
9
2-20
1
$1
121/2 c
preferred
conv.
Princeton
1-
CO
90c
Plainfield
12-28
1-13
5
(quar.)
Edison
12-30
1-
RR.
$1.50
Transit
1
1-20
9
Corp.—
common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh, Youngstown
Portland
1-20
9
$2
& Norristown
Pillsbury Company, 4% preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Brewing, common (quar.)__
12-23
1-16
1-
(quar.)
1-10
1-10—12-29
2-11
2%
General
1-13
9
(quar.)
preferred
Portland
12-24
9
1-
Phoenix Savings & Loan (Md.) (stock
divd.)
Piasecki Aircraft Corp.
(initial)
Pierce & Stevens Chemical Corp.
(quar.)
3-31
1-16
1-
1
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
12-30
1-15
1
2-
preferred
(quar.)
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
4-21
12-31
1-
2-
$1.10
4%
1-20
1
1
dividend
2-15
2-
1-6
2-
;
Reading
1-18
1-31
(quar.)___
Inc.,
1-20
1- 4..
?
1
$1.07%
^
;
&
1
1-16
2-
95c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
2-
17J/2C
(quar.)
Philadelphia Fairfax Corp
Philadelphia, Gerinantown
Co.
12-30
10c
Gear
preferred
4.68%
2-
3%
&
(quar.)_
Permanente Cement -Cquar.)
Pfizer (Charles) & Co.—
3.80% preferred (quar.)
4.30%
1-30
1-27
15c
(quar.)
dividend
Perkins
1
5%
dividend
12-30
2-
1-10
1
12-30
40c
6
1-25
3-
1-16
1
1-20
1-
20c
1
2-
1-12
2-
12-30
2-
$$1.50
.__
3-
1-14
1-10
12-30
2-15
$1.16
Now
1
1-16 1
1-16
$45c
(quar/)
$1.06
12-30
3-
5
$1.06%
1-14
(quar.)
25c
2-10
15c
quar.)
(subject
2-
1
5-
1
to
obtaining
I
1—4
1-13
ap¬
an
Commission of the State of Colorado).
1-19
1-12
•
4J/4%
4-13
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
15c
pfd.
(quar.)
s
8-
1
7-13
4J/2%
30c
2-
1
1-13
4.64%
preferred
1-20
12-30
4.90%
1-16
12-30
Puritan
1-15
5%
$2
1-16
1
2-14
1
2-14
$1.12%
3-
1
2-14
$1.16
1
$2-23
:—
$1.25
2-
1
12-23
—;_.—
$1.37J/2
2-
1
3-
1
2-14
$1.22%
3-
1
2-14
1-14
12-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sportswear
(initial)—
Quebec
Power
Co., common
6% preferred (quar.)
■
>
10c
1-
50c
/
(quar.)
1-25
1-20
12-22
5
12-23
$1.06V\
(quar.)
Oats
12-30
2-
1-13
33-
12-15
30c
2-17
$1.05
$1,061/4
._—
preferred
$2
Quaker
(s-a)_
—
(quar.)
common
—
Public
(quar.)
(quar.)
Placer
22J/2c
(quar.)
Indiana
pfd.
5
(quar.)
12-30
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Traffic
$3.50
25c
1-16
5%
11-
20c
.......
40c
Ry.
J.),
Ltd.,
Pepsi-Cola
1-9
12J/2c
preferred
Gas,
12-28
preferred
1-14
(quar.)
Central
1-10
propriate order from the Public Utilities
Telephone
Illinois
12-23
1-31
B
Voting common (quar.)
Non-voting common (quar.)
11-21
1-14
2-1
North American Refractories
5%
1-20
1-31
12 J/2c
and
(quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
1-14
1-16
North
Northern
2%
25c
A
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.
1-31
_
2-
50c
(quay.)
Investment
Pittsburgh
12-23
preferred
Ry.—
$1.20
1-10
12-30
4.25%
4-10
(special)(reduced-quar.)
$.001
(quar.)
Co.
adqjustment
10c
common
C.)
Western
1-16
27 Vic
Co.*
4-15
31c
(quar.)
1-16
1-16
&
12-23
4.24%
1-10
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(A.
Norfolk
Proof
Pennsylvania Power
12-30
93%c
(incr.)
(reduced)
2-
38c
(quar.)
Forbes
Wire
3-20
20c
1
1-16
1-14
$5
1-10
Rust
Potomac
Co.___
1
1-10
1-10
(s-a)
class
on
Co.
15c
Quarterly
*
Jersey Natiural Gas (quar.)__
1
(quar.)__
B
1-14
Formerly New England Trust Co.
Jersey Bank & Trust Co. (Paterson)—
4-
&
tl5c
Assn.
Bank
2-
$6c
(quar.)
1-14
1
New
Northern
Class
Electric
&
1-13
37J/2c
A
1-25
25c
(quar.)
class
dividend
tl5c
New
1-16
35c
A
1
2-
$1.50
Gas
$1.50
12 J/2c
lc
30c
(quar.)
England
12-30
(s-a)
17J/2c
$1.06%
1
(quar.)__
(quar.)__.—____—_,
New
1-16
12-14
3%
MPCUVideotronics, class
2-
,
.
preferred
12-20
1-10
(quar.)
preferred
5c
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Quarterly
Nesbitt
(John), Inc.
(quar.)_-_
Newark Telephone (Ohio)—
1-14
$25c
(quar.)
dividend
Lunkenneimer Co.
common
1-16
45c
(increased)
common
Electronics
Cofp.,
Davis
11c
Neon Products of
6%
3114C
Lowney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd.
Lucky Lager Breweries, Ltd
Lucky Stores, Inc. (quar.)
12-31
10%
(quar.)
$1.29
(increased)
$6
12-31
1-16
...
i
Co.,
$1.24
com.
12-30
1-16
(Ala.)—
Co.
12-20
$1.18%
(quar.)
12-20
1-16
40c
Bell
B
preferred
Light,
preferred
Stock
...
w___
Insurance
&
12-20
1-16
$1.18%
(quar.)___
convertible
Power
Pittston
________
dividend
Tank
preferred
1-16
$1.12%
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. of Washington, D. C.
5
Corp.—
——:
__.
Security
Nielsen
(quar.)
Electric,
preferred (quar.)
Stock
National
(quar.)
6c
Balanced
2-
(quar.)
preferred
1-
1-16
5%
,—
$1.04
(quar.)
&
dividend)
-
62 y2c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
preferred
Louisville
(stock
Research
&
12-20
$1.10
preferred
Peoria & Bureau Valley
Corp.—
income:
40c
Long Island Lighting Co. (quar.)
Longines-Wittnauer Watch (reduced-quar.)_
Stock
Stores
Corp.
12-30
1-28
1
1-20
12-23
1-16
National Bank
Quarterly distributions from net invest¬
10c
;
2-
5c
2%
W'.),
11-28
1-16
$1.09
Extra
1-16
1-16
50c
&
Reduced
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 3%% pfd. (quar.)—:_
New Brunswick Telephone, Ltd.
(quar.)
B
1-31
$1.50
Quarterly
National Manufacture
40c
(Hugh
Class
12-31
15c
preferred B (quar.)
Castings Co.—
1-20
65C
12-30
8%
(quar.)
Lead
4-14
(quar.)
1-10
,
(quar.)_
5
1-10
Penman's,
(Al¬
Fuel
1-31
12-31
$1.41
Peninsula
_
2-10
30c
Welding Machine
common
(quar.)
(C.
12-30
2-28
20c
Trust
National
to
:
1-13
National Malleable & Steel
t40c
1
25c
35c
.&
12-23
1-16
$1.54
Philadelphia
Mfg.
Bank
1-23
(quar.)
Philip Morris,
(quar.)_
National
share).
.
12-28
12J/2%
(quar.)
2-15
depositary
per
1-20
divd.)
12-15
expenses
amount
Loblaw Groceterias Co., Ltd.—
$1.60 1st pref. series B (quar.)
Loft Candy Corp.
(s-a)
Long
&
Commercial
N.
Electric,
Patterson
12-29
12-15
bany,
5%
-
5
(quar.)
Stock
11-21
60c
(interim)
1-27
1-14
Electric
2%
ordinary
12-15
at
3-15
$5
*.___
1-16
30c
National
1-
preferred
Parker
12-13
15c
_2'_
12-12
1-13
Register
1-15
1-25
preferred
Stock
12-31
1-10
70c
Cash
dividend)
1-31
25c
25c
(stock
1-
$15c
(quarJIII
1-20
12-30
Parke
17)
(stock
$4
12-34
Class
2-10
87J/2c
:
Lincoln Rochester Trust Co.
,
stockholders
of
Westchester
1-20
1
1-10
6%
9
$1.50
dividend)
1-20
50c
(quar.)
1-16
12-
3-lb
Bond
common
preference
1-14
60c
(stock
6
2-
(quar.)
&
Paddington
1-10
4%
60c
$3.50
Detroit
meeting Jan.
Bank
National
Insurance
(quar.)
1-30
(Subject to approval of stkhlders. Jan. 19)
National Biscuit Co., common
(increased)
(Phila.)—
._
Life
(Fort Wayne)
Lincoln
Printing,
of
3
1-
1-10
$4.75
3
Pa.)
1-16
15c
___,
1-
2c
City,
1-
1-27
$1.13
12-21
1-27
56V4c
(quar.)____
1%
15C
quarterly
1-16
58c
(Spring
1-16
1-15
$1.25
Stock
(quar.)__
Trust
2-15.
10c
37 J/2c
(quar.)
Pacific
12-21
5%
'
1-20
1
5%
(annual)
Liberty Real Estate Bank
Increased
2-
5%
Ltd.
(stock
dividend)
(stock dividend)
Forms
Co.
&
12-30
4%
Cooke,
&
$$1.75
(quar.)
45c
$4.75
5
1-16
10c
5
~
$4.50
1-24
$40c
(quar.)
40c
dividend)
12-
22J/2c
10c
G.)
(quar.)
Business
12-30
1-14
$1.12 J/2
dividend
Lewers
Lewis
(R.
Inc.
1-30
35c
(quar.)
(Subject
National
$1.33 J/2
Stores,
9
1-27
National
Lehman
tal
Bank
National
1-
$0,152
Y.)
1-16
1-
I_
1
common
$4.40
12-30
8c
N.
2-15
2-10
5.64%
12-30
1-15
profits)
Corp.
12-20
J25c
4.64%
'
1-20
1-25
1
1-16
dividend)
Mills, Ltd.
(increased)
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
(Auburn,
1-10
6.16%
1
6c
.
.'.
pfd.
1-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Penn
;_r;
Semi-annual
1-25
2-
2-
$1.50
1-31
31 J/4 c
2-15
2%
(stock
com.
Pacific Lighting Corp.—
$4.36 preferred
(quar.)
12-15
—
Quarterly
4-28
15c
•
_
5%
class B preferred (quar.)J
Leeds Travelwear, Inc., class A
(quar.)
Lerner
Y.)
3-10
4.52%, preferred
12-15
1-18
Gas
5%
5
1-18
100 held)
Check
12 J/2 c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-
4c
$15c
10c
common
preferred
12-31
20c
_
(quar.)
Bank
National
12-30
1-31
$1
__
tl5c
(initial)
(N.
(quar.)
:
securities
10c
(quar.)_
Corp.
Narragansett Electric Co., 4V2%
'4.64% preferred (quar.)
3
1-13
15c
Rice
System
Extra
1-18
1-16
Pacific
3
25c
Laboratories, class A (quar.)
Company (stock dividend)__
Investment Fund, Inc. (from
Mutual
1-19
1-30
1-
t35c
(N. Y.)
(extra)
Co.
Paper
12-20
12%
'
Co.
25c
7J/2c
Year-end
Film
realized
1-16
t\Ul3 4.l
1
;-2- 1
1-10
45c
_
35c
_
Co.,
Corp..
Filter
Leeds
Royal
45c
(quar.)
Co
W'.)
59 %c
(qar.)
Laurentide Acceptance, Ltd., class A
Class
A
(quar.)____
Lay
2-
.iiiiokJ
13 %c
(quar.)
com.
Trust
Electric
Oxford
Packard
(quar.)—
common
Ltd.,
1-10
-
12-31
1-25
40c
12-30
Arms
Oxford
1-15
1-16
12-30
1-30
12 J/2c
Overland Express, Ltd., 60c
pref.
Owens-Corning Fiberglas (quar.)
1-16
1
1-31
2.537%
Quarterly
Co.—
convertible preferred
United
Bakeries,
preferred
1-
2-
1-14
1-20
Company
Overbrook
Jersey)—
(quar.)
shares for each
2-
12c
1-14
28c
(New
Co.
(quar.)
Dairies, Ltd.
12c
Langendorf
$1.80
Royal
12-30
Products
Elevator Co.
Outlet
20c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Otis
(Red
common
(quar.)
Diablo
Mount
Mutual
preferred A
Lamson
Mount
10c
preferred
Electric
12-30
12-30
(quar.)
preferred
Kroger Company—
7%
2nd preferred
Inc.
1-20
1-27
(3
/
dividend
26c
1-16
1-31
45c
Products
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
Chemical
3%
Knott
12-24
12V4C
—
Guaranty
Stock
1-10
40c
(reduced)
dividend
Electro
Morse
12-16
Inc.
preferred
(quar.)
O'Sullivan Rubber
3
25c
(quar.)
Bank
Morrison-Knudsen
12-30
1-13
1-
2%
—
Co.
Morgan
1-16
12-20
1-12
10c
(quar.)
Jockey Club,
12-31
25c
1-10
1-13
15c
_
12-31
Fund—
1-25
30c
$1.06
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Valet,
Steel
1-16
t
(quar.)
Chemical
Gas
1,
IIIIII
111111
(quar.)
7%
2%
Line
1-15
Seeley Corp. (name changed to King
Seeley Thermos Co., new com. (initial)
12-27
12c >
_
(quar.)
1-15
King
Knickerbocker
Co.
National
Montrose
1
2%
;___
Montgomery Ward & Co.,
Montreal
Trust
(quar.)
Fund
Ontario
2-
&
3-17
1-31
Electric—
preferred
One-Hour
Philipp Bros.—
11c
Stock
income)
12-20
15c
46c
Com.
investment
12-31
(from
income)
Low
net
Fund
1-15
s 1-16
3
5c
(extra)
Power
Oil
1-16
1-31
$1.10
J.)
Park
Montclair
20c
"B-3"
(quar.)
(quar.)
Barge
common
Montana
12-31
Olin
1-31
2-
6c
".
dividend)
:
:1-15
Mathieson
15c
County
National
Bank
(stock dividend)
N.
10c
Extra
Lau
Mills
6
1-
Olin
7c
(stock dividend)
Monmouth
Keystone Custodian Funds
Series
Chemicals
Minneapolis-Moline
Co.—
(quar.)
1-10
2-16
4-
25c
TquarZ)
Wire
(increased-quar.)
preferred
40c
___
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
(quar.)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
Kennedy's, Inc.,
Kentucky Stone
Common
Co.—
preferred
2- 1
15c
(stock
B
4.24%
15c
(quar.)
4.50%
(quar.)
4%
1-10
50c
(quar.)_
(monthly)
common
4.35%
&
Common
1-15
1
15c
(quar.)
dividend
Minerals
1-16
1
25c
(quar.)
Falls
Stock
&
1
5%
Co.,
Gas
2-
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
&
2-28
25c
2-
10%
_
(quar.)
Factors
I
Oklahoma
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Cement—
5%*
Steel
2-
$2.50,
(quar.)
Mid-America Corp.
Miles Laboratories
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
Kansas
12-30
(s-a)
Michigan Gas & Electric, 4.40% pfd.
Microdot, Inc.
(stock dividend)
Miller
preferred
4.20%
1-20
(quar.)______
Lines
Portland
12-20
37V2c
When
Share
dividend
Northwestern
20c
Bank (Boston)
Refrigerating
(extra)
Metro Goldwyn Mayer
(quar.)
Meyer (Fred), Inc., class A
Miami Extruders, Inc.
(quar.)
1-10
Stock
States
Quarterly
12-20
1-16
L
National
.
Company
J35c
Mill
Kaman
1-16
Name of
Northwestern
1 V4c
1-18
35c
(quar.)*"'.,
Manufacturing
$22J/2c
(quar.)
1-18
$1
preferred B (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
3
Merchants
5V2%
Joy
1-
Per
of Rec.
15c
Co., 5%
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
Club, Ltd.—
Jockey
1-27
Ltd
$28
common
3
Holders
U7'/2c
McKay Machine, stock dividend
McQuay-Norris Mfg. (quar.)
payment
7% preferred (quar.)
Jersey Central Power & Light—
4%
preferred (quar.)
Jewel
1
1-
(quar.)
McGregor-Doniger, class
S
C
J
1-16
2Vi%
1_
,
3
2-
2%
.
2-
40c
Power & Light, common (quar.)_
Irving Trust Co., stock dividend
2-
$1.09
(quar.)
Iowa
(quar.)
1-13
$1.05
Payable
$30c
preferred
3 (quar.)—:
Maryland Casualty Co. (quar.)
Mayer (Oscar) & Co. (quar.)
Electric—
&
When
share
-
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd. (quar.)
Marine Midland Corp., stock dividend
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone
oo., Ltd.—
47 J/2 c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.22
Gas
Holders
Payable
ordi¬
$1.09
$4.36
Iowa-Illinois
When
Share
Name of Company
Investors Research
R.
Service—
Co.
C.
Can
Co.
$1.50
1-20
$40c
2-24
30c
—
1-11
(quar.)
Quincy Mining Co.
(reduced)
j
12-22
..
1-13
12-12
IOC
1-31
3%
1-31
1-16
10c
1-20
12-31
5%
(initial)
1-27
12-27
1-16
'
6%
preferred
(quar.)
_
Macomber, Inc.
Macy (R. H.) & Co.—
IOC
_.
414%
4%
preferred
preferred
B
A
$1.0614
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Mading Drug Stores Co. (quar.)—
Magnin (Joseph) fquar.)
Mailman
,
Corp.
Priority
5%
Ltd.,
shares
preferred
dividend
Mallory (P. R.)
5%
pref.
A
1
2-
1
12-31
9
Northern
9
Northern
shs.
(quar.)
—
-
J—
-—
1-20
12-31
J25c
3-31
3-16
t25c
6-30
6-14
t$1.25
priority
1-31
1-17
4-
3-20
5C
6
17 J/2 c
1-31
1-10
3%
____
1-31
1-10
6214 c
(quar.)
(increased)
Northern
65c
2-
1
1-13
1-15
12-19
Insurance
Pacific
$3.60
Co.
Ry.
of
N.
States
Power
Y.
Stock
dividend
1-31
1-10
1-15
12-31
2-
1
(Minn.)—
1
■
29 J/2
(quar.)
"n*
.
1-20
12-31
90c
1-14
12-31
$4.08
preferred
(quar.)
$1.02
1-14
12-31
$4.10
preferred
(quar.)
$1.02J/2
1-14
12-31
$4.11
preferred
(quar.)
$4.16
preferred
(quar.)
Northern
Class
$1.02%
i_
.
Telephone, Ltd. (quar.)
:
—,
Northwest
B
Engineering
(quar.)
;
_
A
1-14
12-31
$1.04
1-14
12-31
t3c
1
.-
class
Co.,
Radio
Corp.
Stock
Ralston
c
(quar.)
1-16
12-30
+2c
1-16
25c
2-
1
1-10
25c
2-
1
1-10
12-30
■
Corp.
(quar.)
Rabin-Winters Corp. (stock dividend)
$3.50
(increased)
preferred
2-17
55c
(quar.)
37J/2C
$40c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Quebec Power, Ltd.
Common
Extra
& Company—
Manufacturers Trust (N. Y.)
Northern
1-
12-31
(quar.)
R. T. & E.
1-
1-15
20c
Majestic-Penn State (quar.)
Majestic Specialties, Inc.
(increased)—
Stock
2-
$1
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-15
preferred
of America,
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Purina
Co.
25c
1-30
87 J/2 c
(quar.)
(increased
quar.)
12-16
1-30
2%
dividend
1st
12-16
4-
1
3-
6
3-13
35c
5c
2-20
1
1-18
2-
Realty Equities Corp. (N.Y.)
Red Owl Stores (quar.)
(quar.)
40c
2-15
1-31
Reece
(increased).
60c
12-28
12-21
—
(quar.)
Reliance Electric & Engineering (quar.)—
$1.25
5%
Corp.
(Mass.)
common
preferred
Reliance
Insurance
Reitman's
Class
Renewal
A
(stock
Canada, Ltd.,
(quar.)
Guaranty
dividend)
common
(quar.).
45c
5%
2'
1
1-16
1-31
1-16
1-20
12-16
1-16
$10c
2-
1
$10c
2-
1
1-16
1-20
12-31
5c
46
The
(146)-v
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Republic Supply
(Calif.)
Reynolds
Metals
4%%
preferred
Revlon,
Drug
Brand
River
Robertson
(H.
H.)
Rockwell
Mfg.
Stock
Standard
2-
1
1-11
Standard
59%c
2-
1
1-11
3%%
15c
Rollins
Class
Stanley
6
Class
4%
1-12
25c
1-16
1-
3
11-25
1-
5
Stanfields,
(quar.)___—
B
Stanray
Corp.
Corp.,
(quar.)
8c
1-25
12-20
State Street Investment
1-16
1-
6
Steel
Co.
1-
6
Steel
Co,
1-31
(Less
1-10
1-
of
—-
10C
1-11
12-21
Sterchi
$1.12%
M'cBee Corp., 4%% pfd. A (quar.)—
$1.25
5%
preferred B (quar.)
—
5% %
$1.37 %
preferred C (quar.)
«
$1.50
6%
preferred D (quar.)__—__—'_.——_ '
30c
Russ Togs
(initial)
1-16
12-29
Sterling
1-16
12-29
1-16
12-29
Stern
1-16
12-29
Stetson
2-15
2-10
15c
Furniture
—
1-11
Royal
Fin4
St.
Foods, 4%
Lawrence
Corp.
St. Paul Fire
pfd.
conv.
Ltd.
5%
&
preferred
Jacinto
Sawhill
Tubular
12-30
1-16
12-30
1-16
12-30
22c
1-16
12-30
25c
1-20
12-30
28c
1-15
1-
3
$1.09
1-15
1-
3
17c
1-16
12-28
2%
1-16
12-28
1-13
12-31
(special)
Corp.
Products
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
1-16
22 Vic
—
(quar.)
A
Saxon
Paper
Scarfe
&
-
8c
(quar.)
Inc., class A (quar.)
Schenley Industries Inc., com. (quar.)
50c pref. (s-a)
(Ed)
Co.
&
25c
2-10
2-10
1-20
1-16
1-
3
5c
1-31
1-31
12-27
Foresman
Scott
Paper
Scott
&
1
1-20
1
1
2-20
Co.
17c
3-14
3-
$3.40
85c
2-
1
1-13
50c
1-12
12-21
1-12
12-21
(monthly)
&
Co.,
preferred
Williams, Inc.
Scrivner-Stevens
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
12 Vic
(initial)
common
Common
Finance
Seaboard
$4.75
Co.,
1
4-26
25C
1-10
12-22
$1.18%
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
$6.25 preferred (quar.)
1-10
12-22
$1.25
1-10
12-22
$1.56%
___.—
1-10
Security-Columbian
Banknote
New
of
of Long
Candy
Shops,
Inc.,
E.)
&
Co.
American Shares—
Class
Trust,
&
Ltd.
<
'!• 1-
1-17
1-
3
^Vic
1-17
1-
3
1-13
12-
1
1-26
1-16
12-
5
20c
1-30
1-13
$1
1-30
1-13
!
(From investment income)
14c
1-31
Shatterproof Glass (irregular)
Shawinigan Water & Power,
Sheep Creek Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
24c
1-26
1-16
Sheraton
Corp.
Sherwin-Williams Co.
Common
Shylton,
$20c
2-24
1-13
t5c
1-15
12-30
15c
2-
12-30
of America- (quar.)
of
class
class
2%
Corp.
(special)Sigma Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
(Howard)
Paper Mills,
Co.
1-16
12-30
1-27
12-28
12-20
$53c
1-13
37 %c
•
1-13
Coast
Corp.
Southdown,
Inc.
Southeastern
Southern
Stock
dividend
preferred
Public
Container
(quar.)_
Utilities
by
and
the
Southern Colorado Power,
4.72%
preferred
2nd preferred
5.44%
preferred
Southern
4.80%
Indiana
preferred
Southern
Nevada
New
common
Stock
div.
each
5%%
two
T.
Rubber
I.
Southern
Grease
5
28 %C
1-31
1-
5
22 %c
3.70%
3.90%
M.
preferred
70c
$100
preferred $25 par
preferred (quar.)
4.75%
preferred
1-13
preferred
preferred
Class
B
Tishman
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
1-
Washington
West
Western
4V4%
Co.
Securities
New
of
to
preferred
Western
Common
5.20%
1-
Western
Western
12-30
Westpan
preferred
4% prior lien
Whiting Corp.
(quar.)—.
1-19
2-15
1-19
1-31
1-20
1-9
2-28
1-31
1-20
12-31
1-10
12-30
Common
(quar.)
1-16
12-30
Common
Stock
Wilson
&
Windsor
1-16
9
9
&
1-
4
Woodall
2-
6
1-
4
17Vic
1-27
1-
9
in
Yale
Industries
1-16
1-
3
Yates-American
2-15
2-
1
Yellow
Cab
1
2-
1-15
12-27
1-15
12-27
1
10-
1-
9
12-22
90c
1-31
7
Inc.
1-13
1-31
1-13
4c
1-31
12-30
32%c
1-20
11-30
20c
(quar.)—
common
1-14
12-31
15c
2-15
1-31
8c
2-15
30c
1-16
1-
$15c
1-16
12-30
(quar.)
1-31
3
dividend
6%
preferred
(quar.)
37%c
1-31
1-40
preferred
(quar.)
37%c
4-29
4-19
6%
preferred
(quar.)
37%c
7-31
7-10
10c
1-10
12-22
10c
3-15
2-28
22Vic
2-
1
1-18
Quarterly
10c
6-15
5-31
1-
9
12-28
Quarterly
10c
9-15
5%
1-17
12-16
Yonkers
20c
new
,
1-31
12-29
Yourigstown
25c
63%c
2-
$1.22Vi
2-
$1.49
2-
2-
1
1
1-13
1
Batteries
1-13
1-13
Zale
Zeller's
4%%
1-20.
12-30
La
4Vi%
Salle
Class
1st
7Vic
(s-a)
pfd.
1
common
1-
9
12-22
62Vic
2-
1
1-20
$1.12%
Corp.
(quar.)_
of
Union
Electric
$4.50
preferred
1
Transfer
Gas
Union
1-16
$1.12Vi
2-15
Canada, Ltd.
2-15
(quar.)
Aircraft
a
Less
$12 Vic
(1956
series)
Corps, Ltd.,
50c
Fruit
Borax
4Vi %
S.
S.
U
S
class A
British
x
Less
income
i__
&
RR. & Canal Co.
Chemical
preferred
(quar.)
U.
S.
i I" 6
2-
1
1-
6
&
(quar.)_
1-31
2-15
1-31
2-
1
1-24
1-
6
12-30
(quar.)
,
1-10
12-20
4-10
3-20
62Vic
37Vic
Corp.—
Guaranty
■
$1.12 Vi
;
(Md.)(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
common
50c
5c
New
1
1-
3
2-
1
1-
3
3-1
1-16
1-
9
1-11
2-16
-13
Jamaica
date
deductible
the
at
source.
Non¬
7%.
tax
was
record date
and/or
dividend.
this
tax
is
incorrect.
The
corrected
payment
indicated here.
funds, less 15%
Canadian non-residents
tax;
tax.
12-22
l-io
12-29
1-16
12-30
1-16
12-29
35c
1-13
12-30
30c
1-13
12-30
87Vic
1-14
"l2-27
15c
2-15
1-27
7%q
1-15
12-31
;__
&
/
•
Pharmaceutical
Universal Container, class A
1
however, there
annually.
Conse¬
the
available
In 1961, competition will be even greater,
manufacturers'
developed
observed,
orders
is greatly intensified.
predicted.
he
and
the
standpoint,
authorized
competition
for
Mr." Crawford said,
Mr. Crawford said,
benefits and for certain
materials
and
services
that capital
goods manufacturers must buy.
The squeeze on profits i& resulting in less money being available for
the
research
and
development of new goods and processes.
In the
long run, this hurts the United States position in world markets and
Average
either
are
in
spite
of
selling
prices
stable
or
for
many
declining.
increasing
2372.
costs
This
for
capital goods,
is happening,
wages
and
rate of domestic industry.
As
a
result, income taxes
he said.—V. 192,
,
,
Rohm & Haas Co.—Common Stock
Sold-—Dxexel & Co.
Kidder, Peabody & Co. made a secondary public
offering on Jan. 3 of 9,378 shares of $20 par value com¬
mon stock of this company at a price of $615 per share.
The offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
and
PROCEEDS—A
(quar.)___
(quar.)
goods
being
Crawford
12-29
1-10
i2Vic
(quar.)
capital
projects
Mr.
reduces the growth
50c
,___,
preferred
quently,
p.
Corp
the
fewer
paid by American industry to the government decline,
7Vic
(quar.)
From
are
12-23
Jersey
(annual)__
;
Continued from page 8
12-27
50c.
Corp.
Vitamin
2.
;
:
Oil
Servateria
Shoe
2-15
$2.50
Smelting Refining & Mining—
7%
2-1
$10c
(quar.)
Extra
U S
12-28
$38c
(interim)
Realty & Investment Co. of
S.
1-3
2-1
General Corporation and
Investment News
1-10
1-10
$2.50
Fidelity
Extra
9
2-1
tax.
S.
6
$1
,
(quar.)____
Semi-annual
U.
income
Previously published
1-10
2-28
12Vic
Plywood Corp.,
S.
for
funds,
resident
15%;
Payablrf in U.
1-20
1-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
Jersey
Royalty
closed
not
Canadian
tax
t
12-30
$1
Co
Hill
Radium
S.
2-10
2%
Quarterly
S
1-30
$25c
New
U.
1
Corp.—
preferred
S.
2-
5%
(accum.)
series)
Keno
books
y
Storage—
(1955
United
12-
$35c
$56'Ac
1-20
2-15
___<&
Cold
preferred
preferred
United
(quar.)
1-20
2-15
87Vic
dividend
Terminal
United
12- 9
1-10
,
1-20
$1
92Vic
:_.
(stock dividend)
Union Oil Co. of California (quar.)
partic.
1-10
for
held)
12-15
Investment
4%
B
(quar.)
in
resident
1-13
5%
(quar.)___
Union
Stock
2-
$78 Vic
(quar,)___
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Union
12-31
Co.—
preferred
$4 preferred
of
1-20
1-16
25c
share
one
class
of
common
preferred
$ Payable
,
(quar.).
Angeles) (stock dividend),
(Los
2-
8-31
8
25c
(quar.)
dividend
Ltd.,
12-30
25c
*
1-16
1-13
common
Street
2-
$1.40
(quar.)
preference A
Bank
10%
(quar.)
Co.,
shares
21
date
6 % %
\
(stock'dividend)
Steel Door Co.
(stock
B
each
Acceptance, Ltd.—
Union
(Ind.)__
of America—
(quar.)
5% pfd.
City Rapid Transit,
South
Inc.
(quar.)
Raceway
Jewelry
1-13
.__
!
Lines,
Freight
1-13
1
Transit
Yocam
shs.
distribution)
1-13
208
3
1-13
,
,6%
1
.Union
1-31
■
7
1
Twin
25c
(quar.)
1
2-
True Temper Corp.,
1-
7
2-
Co.,
1-16
1-
$1.40
common
1-20
7c
1-
$1.42Vi
Trust
1-16
1
2-1
(quar.)—
Machine
2-
25c
2-
(quar.)_
A
$1.11
1-16
(quar.)_
1-20
15c
11-
1-16
preferred
1-20
27 %C
4-7
$1.50
Co.—
Yellow
payment of stock
1-20
12 %c
4-7
8-1
2-15
preferred
U.
1-20
1-6
5-1
$40c
(quar.)
U.
1
2-1
4
$40c
I
(quar.)
1-20
2-
3-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
class A (initial-quar.)
Express System
preferred
Class
1-20
1-31
4-
40c
(quar.)_
Combing Corp. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Worcester
County
Electric—
4.44% preferred (quar.)
Wrigley iWm,)( Jr. (monthly)
preferred
U
1
2-15
(initial-quar.)
50c
■
1-10
$1.40%
,
B
20c
(quar.)
20c
1
1-21
2
2-21
25%
Ltd.
:
12-30
1
1
3-
Wool
dividend
Building Assn.,
1-16
2-
2-
6
4
15c
6
(quar.)
U.
2-
$1.25
62%c
(quar.)
Inc
2-
j"
Y.)
1-31
i-2-
2-
1-6
Power—
(final)_57.1429%
Class
8%
(N.
1-13
•
2-15
Chemical
Wood-Mosaic,
(quar.)
Trust
12-20
$1.15
25c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Witco
12-31
1-16
27 %c
1
1-10
40c
Electric
3-10
1
Trenton
1-20
1-15
2-15
Transportation Corp.
1
1-
$2
(s-a)
(quar.)
Industries,
3-31
2-
1- 6
40c
Service,
47Vic"
1
1-20
'
Public
and
2-
2-1
3.60%
6%
$5.96
2-
pfd.
common
;
Wisconsin
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line, com. (quar.)
$2.55 preferred (quar.)
$1.10
$1.433/4
40c
Company,
12-
(stock
3-.10
12-23
1-12
1%
1-12
9
1
1-16
4-
$12
(quar.)
1-16
25c
5%
Corp.
(stock dividend)
Transamerica Corp.
(quar.)
1-20
12-27
35c
35c
common
Yards,
Inc.
Trans-Lux
1-20
1-16
(quar.)
(quab.)
Wisconsin
2-15
Stock
1
12-30
$1
4%
(Quarterly payment including the
1
1-16
1-16
dividend
12-20
Trane Company—■
1
1
Williams-McWilliams Industries—
12-15
1-
1-16
1
2-
(quar.)
2-15
Extra'
2-
Stock
2-lS
1-
1-13
1
$7Vic
Chocolate,
common
$5 preferred A (quar.)
Wilcox Electric, 5%
pfd. (1946 ser.)
Oil
2-13
1
2-
Wilbur
Wilcox
2-
1
10c
1-16
1
2-15
$1.1875
(quar.)
Union
3-
2-
2-1-
60c
(quar.)
1-31
1
Trader
2-
12-15
$1
$1.25
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
1
Manufacturing
2-
1-15
$35c
:
12-30
3-
Bank
97 %c
(quar.)
12-15
3-
Stock
$1.0375
12-15
62%c
class B.
Stationery, com.
1-16
3-
Towle
$1.0625
12-15
1-15
32%c
1-16
$1.14
1-15
1-20
1-15
common
Ltd.,
Fund,
___.
55c
1
$50c
.__
31 %c
Wisconsin
(quar.)
20c
2-
1-16
2-15
quar.)
12-15
York
United Shoe Machinery, common
6% preferred (quar.)
12-30
12-20
$1.02Vi
Telegraph (quar.)
Hydrocarbon (liquidating)
1-21
__
6
12-20'12-20
Union
1-10
divd.)
12-
1-16
1-16
$$1
1-15
2
1-16
$1.12%'
(quar.)
Tablet &
1-16
5%
3
3
10%
(quar.)
Plywood,
Western
11-
Paper,
(increased
preferred
12-30
$1.06%
1-19
5
12-31
1-12
1-12
$1.05
(quar.)
&
(quar.)__^
Securities,
preferred
12-30
$1.06%
United
1
2-15
1-13
15c
:
(quar.)
1-16
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Toronto-Dominion Bank (quar.)
4%
2-
1-10
6
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Light & Telephone—
1-16
4.25%
United
.
1
2-
26%c
A
13c
(quar.)
common
1-13
.
C
Pulp
preferred
Class
30c
(final)
Co.,
2
1-16
60c
(quar.)
pfd.
1-16
(stk.
Trust, Ltd., Def.
6
1-
$1.06
(quar.)
4%
stockholders
approval)
1-
1-16
(annual)
Common
Construction
2-
1-16
(quar.)
Western Insurance
5%
12-28
12-21
30c
Grocers, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Common
7%
1-16
1-16
Ltd.
Worts,
(s-a)
B
preferred
1-16
4.56%
1-11
27 %C
(Pa.)
7Vi%
&
1-. 3
25c
4%%
preferred
Virginia
4%%
5
12-13
Power,
preferred
4.10%
West
3
12-13
Penn
4.20%
17Vic
(quar.)
1-15
10c
&
Wells Fargo Bank-American Trust—
Stock
dividend
7c
(quar.)_
7%c
A
7Vic
15c
(accum.)
pfd.
12-30
22Vic
Light
$$1
Co
1-16
(quar.)
13c
agency
Edison
1-13
1-19
Gas
$40c
(quar.)
1-16
12-31
(quar.)
6c
(quar.)
class
Waste King Corp., 6% pfd. C
Wellington
Management
12-8
1-
1-31
1-10
4%
(quar.)
25c
dividend)
subject
Ordinary
1
1
Pictures
Co.
20c
(Mass.), class A
(stock
Guarantee
Tobacco
$1.20
Corp.
Realty
dividend
1
1
I
(quar
1-16
1-
1-16
1-31
5c
common
National Bank
10c
(quar.)
regulatory
2-
92 %c
Products,
common
preferred (quar.)
Electronics
1-27
1-27
$35c
25c
$1125
(quar.)-.
Sta-Rite.
Oil
Time Finance
2-
2-
on
20c
Canada,
Times-Morror
U.
(quar.)
1-13
1-15
2-15
2-15
dividend)
Gooderham
75c
10c
(quar.)___
(Dallas)
par
4.60%
5%
1
for
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.36%
2-
extra
$1
convertible
Title
(stock
non-cumulative
Company
5%
(quar.)
Tidewater
1-13
1-18
(quar.)
5.625%
1-13
1
21C
(quar.)
4.40%
1-31
9
10c
$10c
Warren
3
2-10
1-15
(quar.)
6
1-16
$1.12%
$25c
!
(quar..)
Bros.
1-13
$2%c
t25c
Extra
(quar.)
preferred
1-
1
1-20
(extra)
Corp.
6
1-
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(s-a)___
Bros.
Warner
6
2-28
1-
;
Ltd.,^common
4%
preferred (quar.)
Thermo King Corp.
(quar.)
Thompson (H. I.) Fiber Glass
Thompson-Starrett Co.—
12-23
1
2-
Service—
preferred
1-
1-24
35c
.
1-
1-16
1
Company—
Year-end
-
9-29
2-
5%
E.
B
Texaco
15C
(quar.)
4.25%
10-16
'
15c
Freight, Inc. (quar.)
Inc., class A (quar.)
$1.20
England Telephone
preferred
*
4%
;
4.15%
4.40%
1-13
2-
68C
share
Inc..
35c
America
of
Wayne
Terminal-Hudson
Electric—
Drug Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Public
Viewlex
6-30
7Vic
i
$3.50
59c
Southwestern Life Insurance
3-31
25c
(s-a)
1-27
$1.25
America,
20c
Co.
Class
5
1-
(quar.)
Oil
12-30
7-14
20c
4%
dividend)
$3.70
1-
1-31
(quar.)
&
1-16
'4-14
9-29
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Talon,
12-31
1-31.
59c
Southwestern
Southwestern
12-23
1-10
(quar.)
common
5(initial-quar.)
'(One additional
New
12-30
1-16
Tandy Corp.
Power—
preferred
1st
9
3c
65c
shares held)—
Southern
$5
1-
3
28c
(quar.)
Materials
1-16
10-16
(quar.)
common
2-
30c
Extra
15c
(s-a)
12-30
(quar.)
preferred
Instrument
Walgreen
6-30
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Clothier,
&
Co.
1-14
(increased)
;
Wichita
1-16
1-
5
(quar.)
Southern
1-31
1-16
1-
(quar.)
&
2
2-24
(quar.)
Gas
1-
5%
(quar.)
4.72%
1-14
:
preferred
3-30
3-31
Extra
California
(quar.)-
4.56%
12-30
7-14
California
Symington
original
Commission
preferred
1-16
4-14
Corp.
Furniture
of
Sweets
12-30
$1.12%
•
(quar.)
common
common
approved
&
Ltd.
Products
12-23
15c
4.48%
t
pfd.
(quar.)
on
1-31
12 %c
4%%
Edison,
3
1-16
$10c
(quar.)
Factors
1-
30c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
California
12-23
15c
Ltd.
(quar.)
South Pittsburgh Water,
7
1-10
Sobeys Stores, Ltd., class A_.
South
12-
5c
Smith
M.)
1-16
15c
Smith
(J.
3-17
$.0095
Davin
_
1-10
1
$7%C
(quar.)
(N.), Ltd., $2.12 preferred (quar.)
(J. Hungerford) Co. (quar.)
Smucker
1
4-15
9Vic
_
Whatley
of
Corp.
convertible
Victorcen
2-11
9Vic
Ordinary (s-a)
Supronics Corp. (stock
and
A
Sierracin
Slater
:
.
;
1-3
30c
(quar.)
Works
Extra
Victor
$5.60
2-
$25c
B)
Hardware
4%%
$5.70
the
on
12-30
9Vic
(initial)
A
B
Swank,
Vanadium
$4.90
;
:_
7
dividends
4-
$.0095
Swan
2-24
9Vic
class
Drug Co. (stock dividend)
Super Mold Corp. (quar.)
Supertest Petroleum, Ltd., common
Inc.—
(Stock
Simon
1
Canada—
(quar.)
1-13
$.0095
12-30
(quar.)
1
Ltd.
(initial)
issued
com.
—
Sun
Shareholders' Trust of Boston—
_
(quar.)__.
12-23
B.)
Warren
40c
56c
25c
25c
12%
9Vic
(quar.)_
pfd.
1-10
2-1
6
12-29
N<-
—
4Vi%
3-10
25c
—_
(quar.)
Stubnitz Green, 60c preferred (quar.)
1-13
1-30
.common
(quar.)_
Co.
Trade
6c
(final)
Inc.,
1-
(J.
(Hiram)
Quarterly
Y.)—
(N.
1-6
$1.12%
(quar.)
1
Company—
preferred A (quar.)
5%
;
B
Strolee
5
6%C
Latz,
4.
2-
20c
Mining
Walker
B
Stone
12-30
r
9
expenses
Trust
&
A
Strawbridge
12-31
5%
B
preferred
4%
1-13
1-10
dividend)
(From investment income)
Seligman
1-20
30%
(stock
B.)
Lloyds,
B
Storkline
12-27
2-
40c
,
»
(Walter
Selection
1
1-25
15c
(quar.)
1
2-
3
to
depositary
A
Toledo
common
2-
1-
amount
Class
1-16
Island—
33
Selected
1-31
25c
Security Storage Warehouse
Selck
1-16
35c
Quarterly
Clciss
1-31
3%
r_
apd
will
per
(quar.)
Bank
Textiles,
A
Stockton
Haven—
.__
dividend
Security National Bank
See's
3
1-16
10c
(quar.)
'
Security Insurance Co.
(Incrsased)
(quar.)
Stock
1-
5c
!—
;
tax
$0,129
Class
12-22
10c
Corp.
Extra
5-
3
1-27
1
(quar.)
common
preferred
EeaPak
2-
12 Vic
Co.,
12-30
Class
2-20
3-
40C
Scott
2-
3-
10c
Co.
Fetzer
&
10c
10c
Scott
1-16
12-27
5%
12-23
50%
__.
&
Class
1-20
25c
dividend
Stock
1-15
1
25c
(quar.)
Aviation
Scott
2-
$20c
Co.,
Schuster
12-30
1-16
1-13
9
12-13
:
(John
Class
3
30c
Electric & Power Co., com. (quar.)
preferred
4.36%
1-
12-30
28C
(quar.)
Petroleum
1-16
1
1-
1-24
payment
Van
Warner
Stern
Class
3
25c
(quar.)_
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
1-24
2-
t60c
7Vi%
National
Class
>
12-15
1-
1-10
12-31
Stores
Bros.
Still-Man' Mfg.,
1-15
1-16
1-24
20c
—___
Gas & Electric,
preferred (quar.)
Savannah
2-15
15c
1
1-16
Quarterly
12-15
1 ViC
(quar.)
4%%
San
1-16
27 Vic
(initial)
common
Diego
5.60%
3
2-
$1.46
income
12-19
30c
(initial)
com.
preferred
&
Iron
Sciver
(from capital gains)
Quarterly
1-10
3%
Sampson-Miller Associates,
Class B
(initial)
Co.
1-
1
1-17
3%
dividend
Stock
2-
36c
—
1-17
1-31
$25c
(stock div.)
Salant, Inc., class A
Class B (initial)
San
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Marine Insurance Co. (quar.)
&
Salant &
Sanborn
50c
Dorn
Van
share).
12-21
Stewarts
& W
Sea
Van
1-10
Ventures,
—
1-16
1-20
18c
new
Food
Camp
12-31
15c
Wales,
0/ Rec.
1-31
(quar.)
Construction
12-31
1-16
British
Utah
1
75c
for depositary
approximately
5
12-31
Company
1-16
32Vic
Canada,
of
Upjohn
12Vic
(accum.)
7Vic
Holders
3%
Tobacco,
Marion, 4Vi%
1-16
(Boston)
(quar.)
Leaf
2-
1.
1
Payable
12-20
Lithograph (stk. dividend)
Ltd. (quar.)__
Ltd., ordinary (final).
Stecher-Traung
2-15
*1-20
Universal
$40c
(quar.)
When
Share
dividend
$15c
$10c
:
Trust
&
1-10
1-10
t30c
preferred
conv.
Bank
Street
1-26
S
50c
State Guaranty Corp.—
$1.30 participating preferred
1-20
Extra
(reduced)
■
1-20
120c
.—
State
15c
Co
12-30
(quar.)_—
;
12-30
15C
,
__
(quar.)
&
1-16
_
_.
12-20
50c
—
12-30
:_—_
A
12-20
1-26
1-10
(s-a)—
class
(quar.)
Starrett
15c
Rowe
A
Ltd.,
1-10
2%
——
(William)
Peterson
class
(s-a)
Brock,
;—
Ross
Ltd.,
B
1-31
15c
—
_____
dividend
Stock
10c
1-10
—
1-13
2Vic
(quar.)..__
25c
:..v
Roper Industries
Rorer
(William H.), Inc.
Row
Ltd.
2%
.
1
93%c
2%
(stock
Broadcasting
Stock
Radio,
1-12
•;
—
2-
Controls
Universal
Standard
1-12
1
40c
Universal
(Ohio)—
Standard
2-
2-
Co.
Monday, Janyary.9, 1961
.
Per
2-17
-.
3
1-
1-25
dividend)
"
Oil
—-
12-21
3-10
30c
(quar.)
dividend)
Instrument
.
Name of Company
1
$56%c
$1.60 conv. pfd. (quar.)
4%% pfd. (quar.)
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
3-
(quar.)
Products
(reduced)
7.1-25
3%
(quar.)_
Corp.: (quar.)
Ronson Corp.
1-12
Ltd.,
When
Per
Share
preferred
22 % c
dividend
Aircraft
1-16
50c
—
—.___
(stock
Co.
Co.
1
dividend)
(stock
Mills
Rice
Button
Rochester
Rohr
Chemical
&
1-
93 %c
Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3%%
1
—
Rexall
Dredging,
Fuel,
$1.12 %
„
Rich's,
7
Name of Company
2-
—
_
1-10
$1.19
T
(quar.)—
Inc.
(quar.)
Inc.
pfdi
Co., 4%%
A (quar.)
Revere Racing Assn.
:
1-25
Standard
Standard
(quar.)
Reynolds Aluminum of Canada—
4%% 1st preferred (quar.)
'*
Holders
Payable 0J Rec.
25c
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former
of
the
total
of
9,000
of
the
shares
being
offered
of the executors of the estate of Otto
chairman of the board, who died Jan. 2,
are
a
holding
president
and
'
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'
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of
remaining 378
charitable
a
ceeds
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shares
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offered
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of
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the
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708,467
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2267.
The
'
the
Atlanta Ry.—Earnings1960—11 Mos.—1959
oper.
revenue-
$33.7,761
$314,483
$3,994,742
oper.
expenses.
301,926
261,815
3,028,187
Net rev. from ry. opers.
$35,835
$52,668
$966,555
25,792
374,617
428,179
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financing program of Bruns¬
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located : in Brunswick, Ga., will continue to be coowned by Scott Paper Co., Chester, Pa., and The Mead Corp.,
Ohio.
.
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Brunswick's expansion is being financed by Mead and Scott each
and
000,000;
Brunswick,
Mead
an
part
cash
Brunswick
additional
the
for
took
daily
capacity
rated
Brunswick's
bleached
of
pulp
located
tons,
425
550
tons
of
to
of
mea¬
l/200ths
Here,
shows
the
waves'
information
a
both
instrument
to
about
used
stop the
to
Schmidt,
Mr.
the
be
can
of
it
that
factors
will
also
help
in
from
the
earth
surrounding
the
the
33,583,135
.
top
—V. 192,
p.
Southern
is
the
v'*
Railway
oper.
Railway
Net
Net
from ry. oper.
rev.
193,
7,296,102
3,440,210
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
revenue..
understand
wells.
"We
said
and
'
'<£.
* $
*
•'
'
.V
-V
■
$
Consolidated
12,369,976
9,977,199
ry. oper.
2,392,777
2,921,703
31,002.346
35,078,882
income
1,088,931
1,342,906
14,252,931
17,298,375
the
operating
Gross
Net
Net
rev.
—V.
from
income
oper.
ry.
192,
p.
2267.
Seaboard
suant to
a
'
sale
the
of
almost
exclusively
efforts
sales
its
licly
10,
the
of
expenses
(b)
for
$155,000
Approximately
ventory;
The
of
the
The
of
ment
foregoing uses, of necessity, represent the needs of the company
contemplated by the board of directors, and the board reserves
in the event of unforeseen circumstances, to apply the pro¬
to
such
altered
circumstances may require.
purposes
as
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
agreement
will
Common
*
stock
warrants
192,
p.
granted to
filed
&
*301,500 shs.
filed
a
per
The
and
shares
share.
is
with
the
common
stock,
of
No
company
Rand
statement
registration
1,000,000
1620
Corp.,
is
underwriting
was
SEC
to
be
on
from,
the
paid
into
stock
the
under
the
Jan.
4,
for
1961,
public
sale
together
company
will
Investment
with
be
Company
$100,000
used
as
which
follows:
Act
of
The
company.
debs,
subord.
TO
offering;
fabricated materials;
'
and chemicals;
expenses;
PRESENT FINANCING
$125,000
1,000,000 shs.
135,000 shares of common stock to be
exercise their rights to pur¬
it include 62,500 shares of common
upon
conversion of the debentures.—■
holders
nor
of
warrants
does
issuance
for
$125,000
*250,000 shs.
include
the
stock,
if
and
Outstanding
due
cents)
10
figure does not
2372.
p.
Stern & Co.—Partial
Redemption—
called for redemption on Jan. 31, next, _ through
sinking fund, 262 shares of its 5% cumulative pre¬
stock at $50 per share, plus accrued dividends of 32 cients per
Payment will be made at the Mellon National Bank & Trust
has
company
of
the
Pittsburgh,
Pa.
*"
———-
Broadcasting Co.—Files for Secondary
Storer
Shares
1
-
of 1177 Kane Concourse, Miami Beach, Fla., filed a
statement with the SEC on Dec. 30 covering 263,000. out¬
standing shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale by the
This
company,
registration
holders thereof through an underwriting
Reynolds & Co., Inc. The public offering price and
to be supplied by amendment.
The offering is
are
February.
group headed by
underwriting terms
scheduled for early
'
-
;
directly or through subsidiaries five
standard radio broadcast stations,
and
six
frequency modulation radio broadcast stations; and it also
publishes a daily newspaper in Miami Beach, Fla., through a subsidiary
„and owns a majority of the voting stock of The Standard Tube Co.,
'"manufacturer of steel tubing and other tubular products. The company
now
has outstanding 975,060 shares of common stock and
1,499,690
shares of class B common stock.
George B. Storer, President and Board
Chairman, owns 1,086,340 shafes (72.38% ) of the class B stock; and
the Storer family, including the President's brother-in-law and sister
(Mr. and Mrs. J. Harold Ryan),
and certain trusts, own 99.67% ; of
the class B stock outstanding.
All of the 263,000 common shares being
sold are shares into which a like number of class B shares
will be
converted.
George B. Storer proposes to sell 160,000 shares; The De¬
troit
Bank and Trust Co.,
as trustee
under agreements with George
B. Storer, 50,000; and the Ryans, 50,000.
Ryan is Senior Vice-President
The
of
owns and operates
broadcast stations, seven
company
the
company.—V.
190,
1228.
p.
Swingline, Inc.—Appointment—
Bankers
A
and
■
17,500
12,500
Trust
class
has been appointed registrar for
corporation.—V. 192, p. 2657v
Company
stocks
B
of
the class
the
40,000
25,000
20,000
Union
Dillon,
Securities
&
Co.—...
&
Staats
R.
&
Co.
California
&
Ryons
Co
_
(Inc.)
Co.—
& Co.
192,
p.
—
Chalet,
105
Inc.,, of
Dg. Diego Avenue,
San
Juan, Puerto Rico,
registration statement with-the SEC on Jan. 4, 1961, covering
115,000 shares of 70c cumulative first preferred stock, $9 par,
and
12,500
—.,.12,500
10,000
;•
Inc
Chalet, Inc.—Files for Offering—
Swiss
Swiss
•filed
a
stock, to be offered for public sale in units
unit will consist of one share of preferred and
The offering is to be made through P. W.
115,000 shares of common
|
at
$10
per
Each
unit.
of
share
one
1916.
Brooks
has
$20,000
sale
at
1960,
1940
as
a
proceeds
already been
net
for
&
common.
shares
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Nov. 30—
1960—11 Months—1959
Railway oper. 'revenu.e__
Railway operating exps.
$246,589
$263,178
148,593
181,039
$3,118,225
1,808,063
$3,246,943
1,840,404
from ry. oper.
$97,996
$82,139
$1,310,162
income
^49,795
♦932
375,986
$1,406,539
476,042
The
a
working
Net
Net
rev.
ry.,
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
192,
p.
2268.
for
$1.75
at
Compania Financiera de Inversiones, Inc., of
receive a $1 per unit commission and
five-year
share.
$450,
per
company
modern
and
underwriters will
The
purchase
,
Inc.
Co.,
Juan.
will
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
covering
involved.
investment
EFFECT
GIVING
(par
reserved
,
Co.____
P'irst
—V.
Minn.,
organized under Minnesota law in November,
closed-end
stock,
192',
share.
the
operates
air-conditioned
to
provide
primarily
for
building
and
to be
known as
Chalet Restaurant which occupies
De Diego Avenue in San Juan.
on
current financing program is
designed
the construction and furnishing of a sevenrestaurant. The hotel, now under construc¬
the Hotel Pierre, will have 132 air-conditioned
story hotel adjacent to the
tion
warrants to purchase 45,000 common
Swiss
According to the prospectus the
-
registered
nori-div6rsified
the
bank loans and accrued
additional working capital.
1966___
12,
San
Minneapolis,
offered
of
expenses
and
retiring
convertible
The
Offering—
Tower,
for
$15,000
for
as
Reference is made to the underwriting
exhibit to the registration statement. •
Brush, Slocumb
Investments
commission
be utilized
•
^
Search
in
to
named below, for whom East¬
acting as representative, have
_______
Lester,
for
received
be
Eichler ci Co
i_—
—,—
Cruttenden, Podesta & Cg.v_.—_________
underwriter.
Corp.—Files
is
Bateman,
1916.
Search Investments
Co.
and com¬
will be
company
for
common
purchased.
Witter
William
h
to
'
:
underwriters
Securities
as, an
•
to be issued upon exercise
common stock
the
at 2011 Las Vegas
proceeds
,
Outstanding
900,000 shs.
10 cents)
(par
Excluding 25,000 shares of
the
V.
5
SI
be
Eastman
FINANCING
Authorized
located
net
the
a
.irm
commitment, subject to certain conditions
purchase from the company the respective numbers of
stock set forth below
The nature of the commit¬
that if any cf the securities offered hereby are pur¬
to
all
the
$20,750
V.
common
Dean
CAPITALIZATION
of
that
right,
ceeds
is
company
..
Union
such
is
chased,
of debentures
to
$33,000
television
made
precedent,
.
now
distribution of
industrial uses
Arizona.
Nevada.
estimated
is
capital.
severally
in¬
and
shares
the
the
of
Vegas,
Las
UNDERWRITERS—The
Approximately $35,000, representing the balance of the proceeds,
working capital, including promotional and advertising expends.
as
South,
Dillon,
units
the
proceeds
estimated
$20,000
stock
March
California on
$1,100,000
of
the
company's short-term
indebtedness incurred
interim
financing of construction, with the balance being added
man
and in Canada. The com¬
$25,000
chase
develops
1959,
company
working
all
that
event
the
advertising
for
issued
on
mately
(c)
for
office
principal
and
*
art departments.
in-plant
states,
21
$40,000
♦This
net
from the sale of the common stock will be approxi¬
$1,795,750 after deducting expenses payable by the company
estimated
at
$23,000.
These proceeds will be applied
to discharge
by
equip¬
materials
raw
incorporated in
was
Nevada
California,
of
PROCEEDS—It
company
purchase
the
the
Offered—Pur¬
Stock
gas
parts
Boulevard
qompany
(a) Approximately $45,000 for Ithe purchase, construction and
ping of a new plant and executive offices at Fishkill, N. Y.;
in
the
sold,
are
(May)
June,
and is a public utility engaged in the sale and
for domestic, commercial, agricultural and
1931
natural
with
firms
in
Authorized
4
company
a
paper
present
BUSINESS—The
i_
made
photographic
CAPITALIZATION
stock.
mon
industrial
and
have been
(g)
on
Underwriter's
payment'.:of
and
allowances
expense
Jam
a
a
company
sells its products" to advertising
artists
typographers, lithographers, engravers, printers, pub¬
commercial
photographers, utility companies, de¬
(h)
headed by Eastman
will be approxi¬
commissions and
estimated not to
.exceed $7,500. It is expected that such proceeds will be utilized sub¬
stantially-in the order of priority listed, as follows:
estimated proceeds to the
PROCEEDS—The
mately v $235,000, --after
share
The
the
(f)
prospectus, an underwriting group
Dillon, Union Securities & Co. pub¬
offered 150,000 shares of this firm's $1 par com¬
to
suant
it
recently
however,
individuals;
to
with
com¬
functions of a
photocopy machine,
and a photographic enlarger within
the
sales promotion;
for increasing inventory of paper, film,
to establish a leasing program;
for establishing dealerships;
ferred
Corp.—Common
name
^
Approximately
Common
for
darkroom
"Statmaster."
and
camera
trade
the
fabrication,
engineering,
designing,
the
under
(d)
residential property and builds and operates water, sewerage
gas
utilities systems in Florida.
The firm's stock is traded on
American Stock Exchange.—V. 191, p. 2684.
Southwest Gas
of Florida. Since July 1, 1959
sales office, warehousing and
$20,000 for increasing inventory of raw and
Jan.
Corp.
:
$1.88.
founded in
Corp.,
State
$25,000
Co.,
marketed under
the company's sales were
recently
Until
direct
concentrate
to
commenced
Utilities
'
at 3552 East 10th Court, Hialeah, Fla.
self-contained
a
"
.
(e)
assets of $25,383,226.
Utilities
&
were
,
substantially
operation
the
are
sales to home
builders and real estate developers. The homes and home components
are
manufactured
at
the company's
plant in Cold Spring, N.
Y.,
where
many of
the components are assembled. The company offers
20 basic home models, the exteriors of which can
be redesigned and
the interiors rearranged to the fit the requirements of the purchaser.
Models offered by the company include ranch,-split-level,
two story,
and the basic one-level home and range from the conservative Colonialtype home to
the
advanced
contemporary
style. * The retail prices
of the homes depend upon the model and the location.
has
outstanding
of
..
V*
-
sells
stock
and
assembly
the manufacture,
which
components
home
Homes."
"Seaboard
name
made
and
engaged in
is
company
homes
Realty
&
a
incorporated under the laws of
and on Nov. ; 24, 1958 was
approximately $198,750 after payment of the underwriter's
and
expenses.
It is anticipated that such proceeds will
as
follows, in order of priority, as listed:
•
77,381,896
35,585,643
70,937,614
32,565,742
to
.
1960—11 Months—1959
$
$
the
reported
period were $3,824,415
amounting to $1,522,269.
Earnings per
shares
Offered—Pursuant
1955,
offices,
in
engaged
process, camera,
•
.
20,
the
marketed
PROCEEDS—In
of operation, which ended Sept. 30, 1960,
it was announced by Irving Kipnis, president.
has gross
company
r
BUSINESS—The
and
for,
taxes
in
combines
far
also
mon
year
common
Southern
Inc., of 80 Pine Street, New York 5, N. Y., publicly of¬
shares of this firm's 100 par common stock
$3 per share.
profits
is
is
stores
thus
prime
fered 100,000
at
full
$9,519,789,
after
809,771
The
Stock Offered—Pur¬
offering circular, Richard Bruce & Co.,
Homes, Inc.—Common
Dec. 29
to
amounted
Realty
Southern
of
stock
and chemicals which are manu-v
factured for the company, and packaged under the "Statmaster" label.
The company
provides instruction in all phases of commercial pho¬
tography to the users of its units, and maintains a staff of trained
photographers for this purpose.
•
/
.
Corp.—Earnings—
& Utilities
sales
net
first
company's
13,343,666 144,186,133 146,731,352
10,421,963 113,183,787 111,652,470
exps.
Railway oper. revenue
Railway
$
'
Southern Realty
1960—11 Months—1959
$ *
$
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Nov. 30—
/
finance,
with head¬
companies
(c)
7,337,326
was
leading
designers,
partment
110,796,492
43,939,250
44,385,625
3,430.621
issue
notes
transaction
nation's
banking
was
July
executive
installation
agencies,
6Va%
RR.—Earnings—
Seaboard Air Line
This
dollars.
The company's
Exchange.—V. 192, p. 2268.
...
Corp.
on
business
which
lishers,
Shell
the
York
main
Principally,
need
that produce
51.
p.
Insurance
billion
Stock
,
.
company
single -unit.
21,903,823 238,867,277 246,816,456
14,566,497 167,929,663 169,434,560
22,052,749
14,756,647
operating exps.
Life
(b)
<j»
cjj
of
the
of
one
Corp.—Securities
do
.reproduction
-
1960—Month—1959
Glore,
The insurance
York
New
installment
York
New
New
"Statmaster"
:
of
of
and
(a)
Period End. Nov. 30—
is
one-third
of
the
to
bination
1960—11 Mos.—1959
1,724,210
rate
a
on
company's
sale
Co.—Earnings—
Railway
Island.
Vancouver
on
at
The
to
5,417,042 106,147,982
7,596,630
2,862,240
income..
2512.
oper.
commercial
and
qualified
:
from ry. opers.
rev.
rwy.
Corp
shop facilities have been located
v
those
pipe,"
^
Net
Financial
State
the
39,968,434 49^5,405,851 505,476,015
34,551,392 389,257,869 394,679,523
41,179,765
expenses.
subordinated notes.
transaction.
companies.
insurance
12, 1966.
descent
from
effectiveness
oil
$ •'
revenue...
life
of
BUSINESS—Statmaster
the
/
Co.—Earnings—
oper.
company
1932.
The new financing
insurance companies of a
arranged by Glore, Forgan & Co.
Sales
oper.
$1,000
President,
that the
offering circular, Blaha & Co., Inc., 29-28 — 41st
Ave., Long Island City 1, N. Y., publicly offered at $100
per unit, 2,500 units of this firm's securities.
Each unit
consisted of 50 shares of 100 par common stock and $50
of
6 V2 %
convertible
subordinated
debentures,
due
in¬
corrosion
"Which
on
1960—Month—1959
Silbert,
3
back
and
recording
scientists
in
in
group
Jan.
•
than
time.
to
.
corrosion
cause
H.
pointed out
the corporation privately placed a five-year
senior notes and $3 million in subordinated
1960,
Jan.
y".\:
Vf.
attack.
only
Statmaster
the
coils are
wall thick¬
follows
check the
to
a
listed
is
the
travel
at
Theodore
Silbert
quarters in New York City and oilices in Los Angeles, Dallas, Phila¬
delphia and Elmira, N. Y.
The company's finance volume , is cur¬
steel
of
casing's thickness
depth
This
factoring
_
casing
back
recorder
pen
the
—
for
coil
Thus, as
reports changes
the
in
this
Private Placement
—
the
walls
piece
sending
to
Corp.
of
by measuring
through the casing,
thin
out
with
Standard
casing
a
Mr.
million
$7
also
from
which is
coil is lowered down the hole,
$
192, p. 2372.
time in its history.—V.
the first
for
Financial
time
one
inside
move
a
round
a
instrument
Railway
machine,
pulp-drying
4,617,229
in^resources.
June,
with
capable of un¬
side, of the
by "feel," conse¬
transmitter.
Railway
common
increase its daily output
to 1,100 tons per day.
will
program
from
2,723,377
earth
operate
use
knowledge about these factors, particularly
Net
expansion
sulphate
new
board
the
surface.
record
Southern Pacific
which will be a part of the expanded
facilities, will make it possible for Brunswick to manufacture bleached
A
In
one
or
accessible
waves
from
send
Period End. Nov. 30—
its
up
669,000
-
Co. and John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company.
rently
first
thickness
fluctuations
Brunswick capital stock wioh
subscription for the additional shares of Bruns¬
wick stock by selling to Brunswick 1,000,000 shares of capital stock
of
British Columbia
Forest Products Limited in
return for 100,000
shares of Brunswick common and $5,530,000 in cash. British Columbia
Forest Products owns
and operates saw mills, a plywood mill and a
veneer
mill in British Columbia, and a bleached kraft pulp mill, with
a
an
pany
agreeing to lend Brunswick $10,insurance company, agreeing to lend $29,778,000 to
of which will refinance an existing debt.
$10,000,000
it purchased. ••
$8,220,524
192,556
in
private sale to five
15-year, $3.5 million issue of
Forgan & Co. assisted in the
companies were headed by
scientist.
banxs
$10,000,000;
paid
Scott
'
of
value
$6,845,193
a
was
.
buying Jan. 5 100,000 additional shares of
stock
in
the
drawing a profile of the
the
attack
an
company,
par
the
the
on
According
more
equally
Dayton,
a
beneath
hole, the
treatments-employed
more
The
Schmidt,
outside,
well. As the
from the coil
loop
a
components
This
bottom.
5.
Jan.
R.
/ occurring and the extent of its penetration.
step" in carrying out- the
& Paper Co.'s $35,000,000
first
The
coil
probe,
of the
Corp.—Affiliate Financing—-
Paper
in
of
Electronic
,
the
quickly through
fit into a
to
the
ness
is
the
to
the
gauges
more
transmitted
travel
pick-up
Later,
Scott
$509,929
announced.
189,
draws
that
engineers, the instrument
walls that line a well
now
limited
electromagnetic
are
down
$885,553
*907
income
oper.
rwy.
be
thick piece.
a
terms
2,860,581
,
instrument
Thomas
on
detectors
is
passes
in
$3,746,134
Railway
takes
it
lowered
,
Railway
.
23,282,924
$532,916
2268.
p.
started
•• "■
waves
a
to
corrosion
probing
wave
waves
to
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Nov. 30—, ;
23,149,538
ry. oper.
income___
oper.
192,
million
with
to
steel
instrument
the
of
instrument
new
small
Net
$5)
(par
"'•/
A
through
9,438,677
9,850,179
615,590
the
of
according
Corrosion
their
time
walls.
•
notification
of
-
said
attack
lining.
casing.:',
the
thickness
of the tool.
an
quently
Mos.—1959
$1,376,081. $22,069,639 $21,973,396
oper.
2,214,493
corporation, as a result of private financing through a
group of insurance companies, on Jan. 4 reached $100
Product—
developed an
thickness of a
the
treatment,"
Schmidt
steel
Ry.—Earnings—
' 1960—11
1960—Month—1959
$1,810,436
oper.
&
letter
a
inch
an
designers
expenses.
Railway
p.
filed
Development Co.
Shell
by
precise
corrective
Net rev. from ry. opers.
revenue..
Savannah
1960
bottom.
Its gauge can spot a thinning in the wall
deep, so "it can detect the bite of corrosion in
to
of
$4,871,585 $59,751,980 $60,050,288
3,495,504
37,682,341
38,076,892
oper.
ry.
—V.
well casing, indicating cor¬
to oil leaks. The cost of fixing a leak in
be from $30,000 to $60,000.
may
the
sures
$5,160,654
3,350,258
Railway
192,
Net
that could lead
Designed
Act
have
of
$29,994,731 $31,503,448
$2,724,422
1,939,947
Net rev. from
stocks
common
1960—11 Months—1959
1960—Month—1959
$2,472,863
exps.
revenue.,
tne
anu
to be used for general corporate purposes.—V.
are
profile"
spots
wells
some
offering and sale of its stocic
various material facts.
The
of
respect
St. Louis Southwestern
rwy.
share,
engineers
"electronic
Jan.
lor
Mr.
Period End. Nov. 30—
Net
operating
capital."
Development Co.—New
covering
—V.
be
oper.
Railway
pri¬
will
,
Research
of
scheduled
2267.
p.
to
shares of common stock
without underwriting.
25,000
per
proceeds
a
underwritten
was
192,
to
related
and
circular
V.
Boats,
public offering of stock by Saber Boats.
Commission's suspension order asserted that Saber Boats' offering
respect
directors
principally
2831.
p.
Hearing-
Commission
exemption
A
witn
19oJ
Saber
Exchange
Regulation
a
investments
28,
Dec.
on
covering
at
offered
on the question whether to vacate
or
make permanent the
1960, order of the Commission which temporarily suspended
1961,
Nov.
Inc.—Granted
of
and
owned
stock
2267.
p.
Boats,
its
equity
vehicles of
Shell
Saber
officers
is
The
responsibility for the entire management of
outside investment counsel will be employed.
The
confine
The, company
3,853,869
income
company's
stock
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$4,225,057
oper.
the
hhe
officials.
management
47
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
1960—Month—1959
$3,300,783
rwy.
/'will
'
stock.
common
Standard
$380,985
♦Deficit.—V.
of
President.
as
of
full
and no
company
and $1,074,-
year;
shares
Security Title & Guaranty Co., New York, N. Y.—Files
$283,975
Net
euorts
assume
similar
or
'
$15,652
will
listea
and
100,000
2064.
p.
revenue__
Net rev. from ry. opers.
througn
company
Railway oper.
oper.
is
Gaasedeien
by
the
par
shares
1,139,330
outstanding
O.
sold
one
<
has
marily
board
Rutland Ry.—Earnings—.
Period End. Nov. 30—
investments,
company
Newell
group.
capitalization
serial
preferred
common
for
(147)
finance office space and salaries for
capital, to
the
the
of
none
The
important
cumulative
par
portion
a
will
&
most
$2,400,000
4%
value
are
Co.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
shares.
CAPITALIZATION—Outstanding
sists
.
Haas, with headquarters in Philadelphia, manu¬
variety of chemicals and plastics, of which acrylics
wide
a
being
Rohm
the
BUSINESS—Rohm
factures
Number 6019
^
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(148)
.
■
r
lounge,
swimming
pool,
business
and
tourist
and
a
(a)
$470,570
first
tourist shops.
and
trades.
The
net
Uius
will be used as follows:
the
first
from
the
saie
m
Construction
coated
the
company's
gages
preferred
10%
that
its properties,
p.cquisit.Un of
on
hotel
and
U.
E.
its
for
Tilden
The
fine
The
Company
its
of
the
to
in
growth
make
a
introduction
distribution
Mr.
system,
located in New Lebanon,
ethical drugs (sold by prescription only) including items for hyperten¬
sion and upper respiratory
disorders. >»-, •
■■> Textron.
Pharmaceuticals,
Inc.
was
formed in August
to engage
in
company,
the
ethical
and
fields.
At that time it was
announced that the new company would
follow a program of growth
through acquisition and through development from within.
Mr. Grant stated that preliminary negotiations are currently under¬
way,
aimed
towards
the
acquisition
of
additional
companies and
products in the drug field.
;
V
Textron
Inc.
-is
a
multi-industry
company
with
manufacturing
divisions in five
basic
fields:
automotive, with 18%
of total sales;
cdnsumer,
22%;
defense,
22%,
industrial, 21%
and textile,
17%.
proprietary
drug
•
Lohner,
Treasurer,
own
F.
Pierre
and
Klaus Gygax, Vice-President,
75,000 shares each.
Vice-President,
Lohner,
!
.
-
.
,
J:
Syntex Corp.—Files for Secondary—
v
The corporation,
with
'statemerft
the
of Panama, Republic of Panama, filed a registration
SEC on Jan. 3, 1961, covering 7,389 shares of $100
preferred stock
par
/.
98,890 shares of
and
73,890
—v.
are
&
for
public
additional
less
brokerage
company
A
stock
Tennessee Central
operating exps.
Railway
192,
p.
Houston
276,296
will build
disclosed
was
2
Jan.
on
multimillion-dollar
a
long-term
At
its
a
expansion
the
to make it
of
of
of
J.
and
Gas,
in
Vice-President
Senior
King,
J.
Tennessee
G.
charge
President
Blasius,
F.
project
Cary,
loan,
the
The
Jones.—V.
H.
Jesse
Cary
expected
is
corporation,
of
have an
to
the
The
the
and
ana
and
will be supplied by amendment.
an interstate pipeline
system
and has
a
interest in an
50%
public
offering
addition
to
is scheduled
for
various indebtedness,
Feb.
Of
the
Sons
&
Controlled
and preferred stock, the
shares of
stock.
common
The
company
prospectus
Hillman as Board Chairman and W. M. Elmer as Presi¬
outstanding common stock, 25.6% is owned by J. H. HillCompany, of Pittsburgh, which is directly or indirectly
Henry
by
family.—V.
192,
p.
L.
Hillman
other
and
members
of
the
Texas Mexican
rev.
from
oper.
ry.
Texas &
$290,197
251,915
$249,296
$3,075,291
S3 325,510
210,573
2,289,201
2,415,375
$38,282
$38,723
$786,090
$910,135
*2,868
*6,176
112,357
132,113
ry. oper.
192, p.
:t
2269.
.'
—V.
1960—11 Months—1959
■'
Textron
The
1'
10,718,858
8,297,168
8,780,292
92,548,987
97,198.205
2,288,454
1,938,566
28,221,394
226,062
4,284,506
S
120,770,381
128,666.669
ethical
A
income
1960—11 Months—1959
13,074,063
3,842,100
11,114,218 124,234,971
3,304,367
30,245,572
Air
United
and
offered
of
Inc.,
Jan.
a
5
five-months-old
the
acquisition
drug manufacturing firm in
137-year-old
firm
was
before the first U. S.
founded
railroad
and
by
23
of
subsidiary
Tilden
Co
Lines
123,962,081
34,351,354
warrants,
The
of
America.
Elam
years
Tilden
before
in
1824
four
formation
options,
warrants
B
in
Fla.,
Tampa,
on
of the company.
They approved
directors to call for surrender all
of
warrants pres¬
15-year 7%
FR B
and
of
stockholders
the
that
means
the
under
the
of
terms
exercise the
Thereafter,
the company will redeem A warrants at $1.10 each, B warrants, FR B
warrants and A warrant options at one cent each.
The 7% bonds will
be redeemable at face amount plus accrued interest.
;
holders have until'Feb. 24, 1961, to
options or to convert the bonds.
securities,
warrant
and
The
corporation,, operating branches in 111
largest builder of shell homes.—V. 193, p. 52.
(Del E.)
Webb
Trust
for
agent
due
(H. R.)
The
Dec.
is
cities,
the
nation's
Corp.—Appointments—
Co.
has
been appointed co-registrar and co-paying
Principal amount 6%% convertible subordinated
1975 of the corporation.—V. 192, p. 2658.
$8,000,000.
debentures
1,
Weissberg Corp.—Appointments—
Chase
Manhattan
Bank
has
been
appointed transfer agent,
agent and dividend disbursing agent of the class A common
class B common $1 par stocks of the corporation.—V. 192,
exchange
$1
par
p.
1862.
and
>
:: '
;•
■
Pacific
Western
RR.
Co.—Earnings—
s
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway operating
-
1960—Month—1959
Railway oper. revenue..
$4,000,805
1960—11 Months—1959
$3,972,655 $48,312,691 $49,072,637
exps.
3,297,909
$702,896
$454,598
320,744
38,376,141
3,518,057
ry. oper.
Net
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
223,819
income
oper.
192,
37,656,092
$9,936,550 $11,416,545
4,827,573
5,669,159
2270.
p.
(Lee) Wilson Engineering* Co., Inc.—Files for Second'y
of 20005 Lake Road, Rocky River, Ohio, on Dec.
registration statement with the SEC seeking registration
its
stock
common
shares
Capital.
As
stock
common
for
each
of
date
ofr
The
the
agreement
merger.
United
Boatbuilders,
stock,
underwriters
The
by
public
headed
$1,000,
ercisable
192,
p.
2373.
first
rolled
Lee
time
steel.
The
110%
The-offering
hs
Harris, Bellingham,
Jan.
on
for
3
covering
Inc.
public
in
expected
early
price.
.
Wash., filed
a
the
and
of
March.
of
research
to
basis
a
shares
recapitalization on
Dec.
19,
1960,
the company's
outstanding were reclassified and split on a
common shares.
The company also has cer¬
outstanding.
Of the outstanding stock, Arthur M.
shares then
into
40,000
indebtedness
Nordvedt,
president,
and
inventories and accounts receivable, payment
into additional, territories, and
and development costs.
carry
in expanding sales program
common
5-for-l
to
10,000
officials
owns
management
shares;
as
a
John L.
United
The
the
First
States
Shell
group
own
National
agent
for
City
275,000
corporation.—V.
192,
Bank
of
New York
the $1 par
Thomas owns
18,575 shares.
5,000
has been appointed
value common stock
Vapor Heating Corp.—Shares in Exchange Offer—
This
of 80 East Jackson Blvd., Chicago, filed a registra¬
with
the SEC on Dec. 29, 1960, covering 211,534 out¬
corporation,
statement
standing shares of
Manufacturing Co.,
common
Inc.,
stock.
having
steel
and
chemical
shares,
composition
30,000
flat
of
by
owned
are
held
are
;/
;
' •„/;
.
;
•
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1960—11 Months—1959
$2,246,391
exps.
' 2,201,359
2,095,283
24,571,762
24,554,929
ry. oper.
V$45,032
$306,065
$5,537,379
$5,125,819
*423,692
*121,127
Net
Net
operating
from
rev.
income...
oper.
ry.
192,
$2,401,348 $30,109,141
*
Wometcc,
statement
■
•
class A
This stock is owned by American
been acquired upon the merger of
306
of stock
payable
the
The
offering
•The
company
and
in
series
of
Secondary—
expected
N.
C.
7%
in
early
WLOS-TV
It
be
offered
except
being
of
the
five
sale
by
15,000
sale
sale
share
to
will
for
stock
per
exceeds
the
for
of
and D
All
that
reserved
price
thereof,
of
shares
common.
Inc.,
CO.,
average
75%
registration
a
18,591
B, series B, C
E
to
are
are
be
received
in
which
in
Miami
station
WLOS
$10,
excess.
March.
operates' television
and
owns
less
class
series
proceeds
the
Fla., filed
covering
of
B,
E,
the
unless
receive
to
station
television
Asheville,
each
outstanding and
A. C. Allyn &
None
is
is
1960,
and
stockholders,
company
30,
class
of
common,
company
selling
the
Miami,
Ave.,
Dec.
on
shares
employees.
to
the
case
B
806,943
-
/.
19,155 shares
now
Corp.
class
company
by
stock;
are
Higginson
833,428
■.
Miami
SEC
23,944
and
of
North
the
common
common;
series
of
with
$29,680,748
2270.
p.
Wometco Enterprises, Inc.—Files for
:
and
FM
owns', 47%%
of
station
and
the
WTVJ
radio
AM
outstanding
and
outstanding preferred stock of the corporation which owns
and
operates
television station WFGA in Jacksonville, Fla.,
and it
recently signed a contract for the acquisition (.subject to conditions)
60%
of
Station KVOS-TV
of
23
-motion
fectionery
public
to
sell
to
shares
president,
in
writing
and
the
now
prospectus,
class
other
as
Wash,
soft
91%
B
(of
members
of
the
these securities.
an
with
an
incident
resold
a
has
of
its
and
outstanding,
A
con¬
the
bottle
to
in
common
Mitchell
of
and
own
operates
franchise
class
series).
chain
a
and
variety
a
addi¬
and
Wolfson,
Wolfson
The
the
Exhibition
were
five
agreement
to
in
acquired
shares
399,848
common
in
through
interest
company
operates
cigarettes
machines
merchandise
a
the
also
it
drinks,
vending
It also recently
the Bahamas.
stock of Marine
A portion of such shares
—V.
191,. p. 2566.
standing
owns
indebtedness,
of
of
confectionery
Miami.
connection
firms
medium
and
holders of
principal
issued
in
certain
to
sells
Pepsi-Cola in
According
607,909
Bellingham,
theaters, sells
the
theatres,
Seaquarium
in
picture
through
locations,
other
tion
common
the
of
Homes, Inc.—Appointment—
shares of
p. 2658.
the
outstanding
;.\;..
;•
Period End. Nov. 30—
used
capital
changing
shares
v;-
shares
present plant.
The balance will be added to the general funds
will be available for general corporate uses, including, particularly,
expenses
rolled
Railway
pany's
working
of
450,000
240,000
Wisconsin Central
primarily to improve its working capital position.
Initially, $168,000 will be applied to retire existing short-term indebt¬
edness and $45,000 for expansion'of the production area of the com¬
be
flat
Malm.
Lee
'
company is engaged in the business of manufacturing and sell?
fiberglas boats, of both inboard and outboard motor types, under
trade name • "Uniflite."
The $400,000 net proceeds from the stock
will
treating
100,000 shares
sale through a group of
and Marron, Sloss & Co., Inc.
offering
for
by him as voting trustee (in¬
cluding the 210,000 owned beneficially by Mrs. Wilson). An additional
210,000 shares are held by trustees for the benefit of Nancylee Wilson
public
and
the
of
method
a
Of
Wilson
/ V
underwriting terms are to be supplied
company
will sell to the principal underwriters
options to purchase 10,000 common shares, ex¬
price
five-year
at
offered
be
by Birr & Co.,
offering
amendment.
for
to
equipment
in a variety of ways, including chemical change through
and physical change through thermal treating.
Its newly
open coil process is said to make commercially available for
alloying
Railway oper. revenue..
may
William St., New York City—V.
22
of
the
of
wire
and
$1,000
.
provdies
that,
the debentures
represent part
Margaret S.
by
produces
company
rod
s,tock
3%
a
These shares
Wilson, the wife of Lee Wilson,
Board
Chairman;
and
she proposes
to offer the 67,500 shares for
public sale through Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.
The public offering
price and-underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
.
•
its
result
a
owned
■
of
shares
30
company,
a
67,500 outstanding common shares.
property.
20
and
tion
the
board
the
warrant
A
action
respective
warrants
the
Extended—
exchange
to
SEC
transfer
the
of
action
took
corporation
capitalization
the
ently outstanding. In addition, first founder's convertible
bonds presently outstanding were called for redemption.
Boatbuilders, Inc.—Files for Offering-
common
Inc.—Subsidiary Acquires—
on
simplify
gas
9th
of
announced
to
210,000
ry. oper.
the
6,751,346
1
3
the
recommendation
and
ry. oper.
Pharmaceuticals,
Inc.,
the
filed
I960—Month—1959
Inc.,
31 468 464
§
of
,
income...
merger
United
of
tain
$
10,585,622
p.; 2269.
Textron
years
com¬
41,019,932 454,124,101 471,674,500
of
United
8,000
215,277
revenue__
from
oper.
192,
oldest
the
29,905,714 329,889,130 347,712,419
has
payment
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
operating exps.
rev.
Textron
stock,
2269.
Pursuant
New Orleans
Jan.
Corp.—Capitalization—
Walter
(Jim)
*Deficit.—V.
and
$
Railway oper.
ry.
preferred
and
1039.
p.
Co., Exchange Agent,
sale
1960—11 Months—1959
of
Vitro
of
abandon the
mercer if at least 85%
of
are not exchanged for stock.
Currently 31% have been deposited with the First National City Trust
the
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Nov. 30—
Net
reduction
42 319,096
effective
The
Hillman
Ry.—Earnings—
income...
^Deficit.—V.
Railway
the
The
Railway oper. revenue__
Railway operating exps.
Net
for
29,245,033
from
offer
the
to
1916.
Period End. Nov. 30
20%
1956,
the remaining Crane
Stockholders
dividend paid by
United on Dec. 15,-the offer becomes 20.6 shares of United for each
$1,000 Capital debenture. The offer also includes payment of interest
ing
Net
192,
p.
debenture
:
Henry L.
dent.
man
$700,000
and
loans;
indebtedness
certain
to
oper.
192,
United
extrac¬
8.
of
91.6%
Net
President—finance
Tennessee, Kentucky,
Gulf Coast area,
Heavy Minerals Co. while the Crane Co.
purchased half the Crane interest and in
40% ownership. With the forma¬
Vitro Chemical Co., Vitro Corp.'s equity interest amounted to
with
Pechiney owning the remaining 8.4%.—V. 193, p.
52.
In
purchased
developed
used
be
has outstanding 2,958,581
lists
Net
small
of
volume
registration statement with
In
filed
Utah,
City,
for
Capnal Airlines 4>4% convertible subordinated debentures due July 1,
1976, as part of a merger proposal has been extended from Dec. 31,
1960, to Jan. 28, 1961, according to Curtis Barkes, Uriited's senior Vice-
000).
now
Salt Lake
Broadway,
from, the debenture sale will be used as follows:
to increase volume of accounts receivable financing; $24,145 to
volume of direct industrial loans and dealer contracts; $24,145
rev.
ry.
The
near
will
The
Offering—
Debenture
United Air Lines—Exchange Offer
300,000
in
Illinois, Indiana
A
wholly-owned subsidiary is engaged in the exploration
production of natural gas and oil, primarily in the Louisi¬
Texas
plant
1959
owned
80%.
owned
proceeds
addition
—V.
operates
and
owns
company
Lake
originally
share
each
Ky., filed
Owensboro,
Street,
SEC, on Dec. 30 covering
offered for public sale through
was formed in 1959 by the merger of Vitro Uranium
City, and Heavy Minerals Co., Chattanooga. While the
City operations were wholly owned by Vitro Corp.,
its
partial ownership of Heavy Minerals Co. dates back to 1956. Pechiney
its
Railway oner. revenue..
operating exps.
Eunice, La. Net proceeds of the sale of additional
by the company to defray, in part, the estimated
cost ($27,000,000) of its 1961 expansion and construction program.
Of
such amount, $17,000,000 represents the estimated cost of new facilities
to meet the projected requirements of certain customers for the winter
heating season of 1961-62; and the balance represents the estimatd
cost of the company's, new general office building in Owensboro ($4,500,000), of expenditures in expanding its underground storage facili¬
ties $3,900,000), and for normal additions to pipeline system
($1,600,tion
stock
and
Railway
Offering—
the
be
Arkansas, Mississippi,
Ohio.
and
to
underwriting
the
of
terms
company
Louisiana,
for
stock,
common
has
Co.
Salt Lake
Co.,
Salt
statement with the SEC on Dec. 30, 1960, covering of
convertible subordinated debentures due Jan. 1, 1976
Period End. Nov. 30—
under¬
writers headed by Dillon, Read & Co., Inc.
The initial public offering
price will be related to the current market at the time of the offering;
of
Chemicai
manufacturing operations at Chattanooga,
Tenn., and Salt Lake City, Utah. It produces inorganic chemical prod¬
ucts for industry
and uranium concentrates for the Atomic Energy
Commission. Industrial products include rare earth and other inorganic
chemicals, metals and alloys with special emphasis on glass polishing,
ceramic, missile/space, metal finishing and electronic outlets.'
;
payable.
Net
Third
West
416
statement with
registration
and
West
hafnium and zirconium com¬
also included.
are
Vitro
This
Net
This
for
435,815
Condenser's
Corp.—Proposes
42l
scandium, (yttrium,
thorium,
pounds
of 6%
shares.—V.
2373.
192,. p.
Transmission Corp.—Proposes
Gas
Texas
shares
Radio
of
new
a
Vitro
gives
and
products as
and
has outstanding 104,731 shares of common stock, of which Harold
Kimball, President, and his wife, own 81,495 shares, Whitney & Co.
owns ,10,740
shares, and maangement officials as a group own 82,051
with completion scheduled
development on the com¬
pany's 794-acre site on the Houston Ship Channel west of the Shell
refinery, acquired in 1959 from Mrs. Audrey Jones Beck, niece of the
a
share
common
Union Pacific RR.- -Earnings—
which
in
plant,
Gas
Tennessee
1974,
subsidiaries conduct an industrial loan, small
accounts receivable financing and retail sales financing business.
net
In
equity participation, will be started in 1961
for 1962, Mr. King said. It will be the first
late
TRW
a
into
entered
Radio
of
signed by TRW
Vitro
stock and notes held by Pechiney,
royalty agreement. It will run until Dec. 31,
exclusive United States and Canadian rights
to all present and future Pechiney process and product patents involv-.
ing rare earth chemicals, metals, alloys, and related compounds. It
also provides for a mutual exchange of "know-how" in the field
be¬
tween Vitro and Pechiney during the same period through 1974. Such
has
C.
home.
The
of
the company has obtained
Condenser's common
said
90%
pany
Tennessee Gas
is
one
of the
of natural gas and light
hydrocarbons, while Cary is one of its largest manufacturers and mar¬
keters
of
polyvinyl
chloride-based
plasties
and related
materials.
These products have a wide variety of uses in industry, business and
the
all
company
notes
integrated.
program, will be closely
nation's principal handlers
than
.2374
of
Finance
increase
to
substantial
expansion
Wooldridge
owned
addition to purchasing all
In
tion
E.
more
corporation, of
increase
dent,
Cary's
of
TRW
$96,550
between the firms. Cary will continue as an indepen¬
publicly-owned corporation in which Tennessee Gas will have
interest, they stated. This will greatly strengthen Cary's
overall
financial position.
The
diversification
of
Tennessee
Gas
into
petrochemicals, and
arrangement
a
Dean
basis
registration
The
for
outlined
the
of
of
subsidiary,
fully
a
interest in its chemical subsidiary
industrial chemical leader. This was an¬
Hall, President of Vitro Chemical Co.,
subsidiary.
minority
all
French
by William B.
recently
1970.
products.
vinyl
2,000 in plants and
111., and Thornwood,
Radio Condenser Co., Ltd.,
about
Hoopeston,
friand ApCfcOOp.. underlying common shares) to be offered for public sale
at 100% of principal amount, on a best efforts basis, through a group
of
underwriters headed by Whitney &
Co., who will receive a 12%
selling commission. The debentures will be convertible at prices ranging
-from $7.50 per-share in January, ■ 1961* to $15 per share in January,
.
compounding and calendering facilities, as p'art
one of the largest fully-integrated producers
polymer,
vinyl
program
Canadian
now
America—Agreement—
of
purchased
Pechiney,
by
nounced
Condenser.
$1,000,000
Houston «»d
N. J., jointly announced a
Chemicals, Inc., in East Brunswick,
production and marketing association.
the
same
time
Cary
announced plans for
Cary
by
This
a
petrochemical
in
Gas
Tennessee
used
employs
and
has
The
also provides
electronic fields, and
in military communi¬
Condenser
and
capacitors
company
Vitro Corp.
Vitro
held
Bankers
property.
as
.
acquire
outstanding shares
in exchange for an aggregate of
103,463 TRW shares.
Dr.
Wooldridge said the acquisition would add a completely new
product line to TRW's Electronic Components Group.
Headed by TRW
Vice President Warren B. Hayes,
with headquarters at Canoga Park,
Calif., the TRW Electronic Components Group is a producer of ceramic
and
mylar film capacitors and intermediate frequency transformers,
and also supplies a variety of other electronic components.
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc. has 27,000 employees engaged in
research, development, and production of precision parts and systems in
the electronics,
missiles, space, aircraft and automotive fields.
Sales
for 1960 are expected to be approximately $420 million.—V. 192, p. 747.
Transmission Co.—New Plant—
company
•
to
11 principal shareholders
of Radio Condenser, provides that, subject to a registration statement
to
be filed with
the
Securities and Exchange Commission becoming
effective, TRW will make the exchange offer to all holders of Radio
Condenser shares.
The entire transaction
would involve the acquisi¬
$988,938
147,931
its Houston Ship Channel
plant on
This
$908,143
27,998
commercial
tne
Watseka
option agreement,
Time
Tennessee Gas
The
$99,517
1,443
income
2269.
oper.
ry.
—V.
The
acquire
the
on
Radio
The
tion
$71,128
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net
shares
of
1
4/,
30
Ontario.
President
to
for
a
.
Dec.
on
N. J.
condensers, Radio
precision-type
operates
option
*v
moved
Inc.,
Camden,
Camden,
Toronto,
TRW
an
in
and
East
at
I960—Month—1959 1960—11 Months—1959
$346,885
$360,320 $3,809,431 $3,821,437
275,757
260,803
2,901,288
2,832,499
Railway oper. revenue
equipment.
Y.,
of
devices
purpose
N.
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
tuning
*
,
Wooldridge,
variable
of
producer
cations
registrar of the common
Trust Company has been appointed
of the corporation.—V. 192, p. 2372.
'
i;
Co.
special
Inc.—Appointment—
T«chni Electronics,
! z.
Ramo
laboratories
commissions.
and its subsidiaries are engaged in the
Irving
■* * ",•
-
Condenser
radio
pharmaceutical
business,
principally in the production and sale of steroid hormone
products and in research related to development of such products.
It
has outstanding 7,389 preferred shares and 1,398,840 common shares.
George Rosenkranz is listed as President. The principal common stock¬
holder is Allen
& Co., which owns 28%
of the outstanding shares.
Management officials own 47.4%
of the outstanding preferred and
3.2% of the outstanding common.—V. 192, p. 1653/
The
f*
* *
.
shares are to be sold by
common
%'>. '
•
1,196 preferred shares
25,000
-v.
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc.—To Acquire—
such
One of
sale.
which owns
Co.,
An
:;"r;
2269.
Thompson
Radio
preferred holders is E. F. Hutton
(plus 3,040 common shares).
The Value Line
Fund, Inc., and two affiliated companies (who will retain 6,5u0 com¬
mon
shares).
This accounts for all the 60,840 common shares to be
offered for public sale, the offering to be made from time to time on
the American Stock Exchange at prices prevailing at the time of sale
latter
192,- p.
.
stock (of wnicn
common
reserved for issuance upon conversion of preferred
stock).
According to the prospectus, nine holders of 3,584 preferred
shares
will convert same
into 35,480 common shares and o.fer the
latter
Inc., into American on Jan. 22, 1960.
American
proposes to
offer the Vapor shares in exchange for the issued and
outstanding shares of common and class A stock of American, the
rates of exchange to be supplied by
amendment. Vapor now has out¬
standing 741,432 shares ol common stock;
and the 211,534 shares,
the subject of this exchange offer, constitute all of American's holdings.
Industries,
Safety
historic
and
Textron
plans
towards
Inc., stated
background, will provide
the ethical drug field.
substantial investment in
of
new
products and the
Grant said.
N. Y., produces a line of
Pharmaceuticals,
Textron
of
name
future
Pharmaceuticals
directed
expansion
■
President
with
base
Textron
City Bank of New York xor such purposes, (c)$80,000 to cost of modi¬
fications to present restaurant facilities to adapt them to the require¬
ments of the hotel, and (d) the balance to payment* of pre-opening
and other expenses incident to commencement of hotel operations and
lor working capital. V
*,
'
'
'
'• J*'
** In addition to indebtedness,
the company has outstanding 300,000
shares of common stock, of which Pierre U. Greber, President, John
Grant,
Tilden,
excellent
an
Tilden
perfected
process,
was
tne first to sugar coat pills, printed
S. Materia Medica (a compilation and description of the,
remedies
of
the
day), and developed the ^first gelatinAssociation.
pill.
Robert
stock, payment of outstanding mort¬
payment of architects' fees for desigu or t.xe
additional land for the hotel site, (b) $1,408,000 to cost of construction, architects' fees for supervision during con¬
struction and furniture and equipment for the hotel,
including pay¬
ment of interim financing loans to be obtained from The First National
of
Medical
extract
known
best
of
payment
American
fluid
interim financing loans irom Rexach
Company, Inc. which has been applied to the redemption
to
the
of
the
both
to
the
proceeds
to $1,150,000
loan of up
mortgage
will cater
It
1961
Monday, January 9,
.
.
family are listed as the
shares being registered were
made
with
the
two
under¬
company's acquisition
of
out¬
the Seaquarium company.
Corp.,
privately
to
Wolfson and
others.
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Monday, January 9, 1961
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARIZONA
Maricopa County, Tempe Union
High School District No. 213 (P. O.
A'
,
Offering
receive
a.m.
(MST)
Jan.
until
for
9
11
the
purchase of $450,000 general ob¬
ligation school bonds. Dated Jan.
July 1 from 1962
inclusive. Principal and
1, 1961. Due
to
1970
interest
on
payable
(J-J)
4Y4s
tion, will receive sealed bids until
net
cisco.
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
7 p.m.
(CST) on Jan. 9 for the
purchase of $105,000 schcql bonds.
v'
Los
Averill,
Supervisors,
bids
sealed
on
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Rhea
—
Clerk of the Board of
will
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
La Puente Union
Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
at
the
vig,
County
sealed
Pulaski
Dist.
Bond Offering — E. F. Dunn,
County Superintendent of Schools,
receive
a.m.
(CST)
chase
sealed
bids
until
Jan. 17 for the
on
series
interest
Little
10
pur¬
(J-D) payable at the
National
Bank,
in
Union School
Sacramento County,
Bond
ceive
County
sealed
1,
1962
and
192,
County
The
Betty
—
will
re¬
office
her
10
L.
in
(PST)
a.m.
1986
(F-A)
Feb.
on
incl.
1
from
Principal and inter¬
payable at the County
Treasurer's
office.
ap¬
cisco.
Atwater School
District, Merced
County, California
Bond
Sale—The
Safe
$78,000
Dec.
on
2375—were
Union
13—v.
awarded
Bank,
school
192,
to
Bond
to
bids at his office in
Oakland, until
(PST) on Jan. 24 for the
purchase of $205,000 school series
a.m.
Dated
March
1,
1961.
March 1 from 1962 to 1981
inclusive.
(M-S)
Principal
payable
interest
and
at
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran^
Treasurer's
office.
bids at his office in
B
bonds.
Due
1986
County
Water Dist.
(P. O. 2020 Railroad Ave.,
Pittsburg), Calif.
Bond
Offering — Eleanor
Banducci, District Secretary, will
sealed- bids
(PST)
chase
Jan.
on
of
ligation
until
18
for
$12,840,000
water
trict
No.
1961.
Due
1
1987.
Feb.
trust
company
successful
the
pur¬
ob¬
dis¬
Dated
Feb.
1,
from
1963
to
1
Principal
payable
as
interest
and
at
any
of Feb.
bank
or
designated
by the
Legality ap¬
bidder.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
&
Sutcliffe,
of
San
Francisco.
bids at his office in
a.m.
(PST) on Jan. 24 for the
purchase of $204,000 1958 school
bonds.
Due
1986
on
Dated
Jan.
on
Jan.
from
15
inclusive.
Herrington
the
County.
-
&
man
&
Sutcliffe,
of
<-»ri i
Bond
liff,
Offering—Anna
City '"'"Clerk;
sealed bids
E.
will
■
until 7 p.m.
Top-
(PST)
on
County,
of
payable
valorem
ad
an
Kane
and Du Page
others
among
in
(P. O. St. Charles), Illinois
Offering—John H. Wred-
Bond
ling,
Secretary
Trust
Savings Bank; Blyth &
bank
Co.;
&
The
1,
National
Bank
Philadelphia
The
Due
1961.
of
At¬
National
of
trust company designated
or
Legality
by Chapman &
Chicago.
of
Cutler,
Bloomfield School Dist., Indiana
Sale
building
Dec.
The
—
bonds
1960
9—v.
192,
awarded to Frank
Co.,
3s, at
as
basis
C.
Hailstone &
a
2.94%.
Marion,
Indiana
ilton, City Controller, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
Jan., 19 for the purchase of $4,-
cipal
urer's
Incorporated; Roosevelt & Cross
Incorporated; Wachovia Bank and
Trust Company.
ion.
Legality approved by Chap¬
man
&
bids
at
his
the
office
purchase
election
Dated
March
inclusive.
1
March
from
1,
1963
Principal and
interest (M-S) payable at the
City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
in
(PST)
a.m.
of
1960,
Santa
Ana,
Jan. 17 for
on
$715,000
A
school
series
bonds.
Dated Feb.
1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1
from 1962 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and
interest (F-A) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
at
the
&
Myers, of Los Angeles.
1
■
1...
t
Pleasant
Valley School District,
County, California
Sale—The $230,000 school
building,
election
1960,
series
B
Shafto
Incorporated;
Mercantile
Trust
Los
of
Angeles.
land;
Dempsey-Tegeler
Diego, California"
Bond Offering — Phillip
Acker,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
24
for
10
the
purchase
waterworks
March
1,
of
revenue
1961.
from 1962
(PST)
a.m.
on
March
&
Co.;
&
Co.; New¬
Inc.; H. V.
Sattley & Co., Inc.; J. H. Hilsman
Co.,
&
&
Varnedoe,
Chisholm
Incorporated; Howard C.
Traywick &' Company, Inc.; MidSouth
Securities
Norris
&
Co., Nashville;
Hirshberg, Inc.; J. W.
Tindall & Company,
awarded
192,
to The
N. T. & S.
Warm
p.
2660—were
Bank
of America
A., of San Francisco.
Springs School District,
Alameda County, Calif.
Bond
County
Offering—Jack
10
a.m.
G.
1
Blue,
Clerkj will receive sealed
bids at his office in
(PST)
purchase
on
17 for
school bonds.
Principal and interest (A-O)
of
—
the
J.
R.
Board
works
age
Dec.
on
Corp.,
$240,000
sewer¬
bonds offered
revenue
28—v.
awarded
192, p. 2661—were
The
City Securities
to
4%s, at
price of 100.547,
basis of about 4.33%.
a
as
a
ILLINOIS
DeKalb,
Lee and LaSalle Counties
Community Unit School District
No.
425
Bond
(P. O. Shabbona), III.
Offering—Earle C. Lutz,
10
(CST)
of
a.m.
the
purchase
$1,675,000 improvement 1961
bonds. Dated Feb. 15, 1961. Due
Feb.
from
15
1962
in¬
1981
to
office.
Morgan City, La.
Bond
Offering—Emile
J.
Leh¬
City Secretary, will receive)
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Jan. 24 for the purchase of $2,100,000 water and electric revenue
man,
March
Dated
March
on
1
inclusive.
from
1, 1961. Due
1962
Callable
to
198L
of March
1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the Citizens National
as
1970.
Bank,
Morgan City. Legality
by Chapman & Cutler,
Chicago.
of
approved
of
St.
Bernard
No.
School
Parish
District
1
(P. O. Chalmette), La.
Bond Offering — Joseph J. Da-
vies, Jr., Superintendent of
Schools, will receive sealed bids
the
11
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
bonds.
of
Dated
March 1 from
on
clusive.
1971.
by
1, 1961. Due
1963 to
Callable
Foley,
in¬
1986
March
of
as
M-S.
Interest
proved
Jan. 31 for
on
$2,000,000 school
March
Legality
Cox
&
1,
ap¬
Judell,
Iowa
Bond
street
on
Sale—An issue of $5,500
improvement bonds offered
Dec.
sek
&
7
sold to Ernest Ko-
was
Co.,
4^s,-at
as
price
a
102.13.
of
Y
KANSAS
Lewiston, Maine
Bord Offering—Adrien G. Angtil, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Jan.
11
College of Pittsburg,
Board of Regents (P. O. Topeka),
Kansas
Bond
untiLlO
Hurbet
—
(CST)
a.m.
&
to
1991
interest
1960.
1
from
Principal
payable at the State
&
MARYLAND
cock,
(EST)
of
Due
by
Montgomery County (P. O.
Rockville), Md.
fond Offering—Alex K. Han¬
Director
receive
Goodland),
Bond Sale—An issue of
1,
Feb.
Legality
approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
Dodge, of Boston/
:.
2000 inclusive. In¬
Legality approved by
Dean, of Topeka.
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Jan.
On
Kansas
Dated
on
of
Boston.
for the purchase of $260,000
dormitory revenue
1960
bends.
Dated April 1, I960. Due on April
1963 to
(EST)
purchase
1, 1961. Due
1962
and
20
from
the
Street Bank & Trust Company, in
Offering
Brighton, Secretary of the Board
of
Regents, > will receive sealed
bids
for
$1,850,000 junior
high school and
public improvement bonds. Dated
Feb.
State
Kansas
sealed
on
of
Finance,
bids
until
11
will
a.m.
Jan. 17 for the purchase
$11,000,000
obligation
general
$177,000
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on
sold
Feb. 1 from 1962 to 1991 inclusive.
to The Columbian Securities
Jan. 17 for the
purchase of $220,000 housing and
dining system 1960, series C reve¬
nue bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due
on Oct.
1, from 1963 to 2000 incl.
Interest A-O.
Legality approved
by Dawson, Nagel, Sherman &
Howard, of Denver.
for
14
MAINE
Waterloo,
Trus¬
on
until
Feb.
on
of New Orleans.
general obligation bonds
(MST)
Monroe, La.
IOWA
4
p.m.
pay¬
City Treasurer's office.
received
until
Yorktown, Indiana
Simplot;
of
;
tees, will receive sealed bids until
the
Dated. April
15, -1956.
Due
on
April 15 from 1969 to 1981 inclu¬
sive.
Chairman
Oakland, until
Jan.
of $78,000
Cutler, of Chicago.
Sherman County (P. O.
Idaho
27—v.
and
Dean
Offering
July 1, 1971. Prin¬
interest (J-J) payable
Bond Sale—The
1
Bond
of
as
1, 1961. Due
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
at the First National Bank in Mar¬
College of Idaho (P. O. Caldwell),
incl.
Valley Oaks Union School Dist.,
Ventura County, California
Bond Sale—The $285,000 elec¬
tion 1960, series B bonds offered
Dec.
from
terest A-O.
IDAHO
1
revenue
1, 1961. Due on
1962 to 1996 incl.
Co.,
Co.
Inc.;
bonds. Dated
Due
to 1991
Jan.
on
$5,000,000
Hutchinson
Brown
&
San
and
The National City Bank of Cleve¬
man,
Bank,
Deposit
Baltimore; Cle¬
ment A.
Evans &
Company In¬
corporated; Byrd Brothers; Cun¬
ningham, "Schmertz & Co., Inc.;
Frantz
National
Safe
Company,
p.
offered on Dec. 27—v. 192,
2375—were awarded to The Se¬
-
1
C. F. Childs
Company Incorporated;
Green, Ellis & Anderson.
works
Dated Jan.
Callable
and
bonds
curity-First
July
A.
Orahlge County, Calif.
until 11
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.; J.
Hogle & Co.; The Citizens and
Southern National Bank, Atlanta;
Robert Winthrop & Co.; Wells &
Christensen
Incorporated;
City
National Bank & Trust Co., Kan¬
sas City, Mo.; Interstate Securities
Corporation;
Winslow,
Cohu
&
Stetson
Incorporated;
Lyons
&
able at the
bonds.
Bond Offering—James W. Ham¬
sewage
March
Principal and interest (M-N)
on
Incorporated; Dick &
Merle-Smith; A. G. Becker & Co.
District,
Dated
March 1 from 1963 to 1986 incl.
on
were
—
price of 100.32,
a
about
of
offered
2272
p.
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the City Treas¬
School
bonds.
Florence/N.
—
Clerk,
will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
Jan. 25 for the purchase of $1,000,000 public school improvement
urer's
worth & Co.
Unified
Offering
City
$55,000 school
bonds.
Angeles.
Bond
Principal
and
interest
(F-A) payable at the City Treas¬
000,000
Legality approved
& Myers, of Los
p.
clusive.
Memphis; First of Mchiigan Cor¬
poration;
The
Johnson,
Lane,
Space Corporation; Braun, Bos-
office.
2661—were
Equitable Securi¬
192,
Corporation.;
Moore,
on
series 3 bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1962 to 1981
O'MelVeny
bonds offered
revenue
28—v.
LOUISIANA
Principal
(J-D) payable at any
Bank; The First National Bank of
by
The
—
awarded to The
ties
a
4.20%.
Dec.
on
approved
Robin¬
son-Humphrey Company, Inc.
"First
Board
by the successful bidder.
^Company, of Chicago;
Weld
lanta;
Jan.
Bond
Harris
sewer
Dec.
1 from 1962 to 1980 incl.
Continental Illinois National Bank
and
the
of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 12 for
the purchase of, $875,000 general
obligation school building bonds.
the
Inc.;
The Northern Trust
Company; Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
Equitable Securities Corporation;
»
and
Sale
par,
about
Kentucky
$88,000 water
Versailles,
Bond
Counties Com¬
munity Unit School District No. 303
INDIANA
Co.,
receive
Jan. 17 for the purchase of $125,000 fire protection, election
1956,
levy
obliga¬
of
Lake Charles, Louisiana
amount.
or
White,
v
Fulton
Trust and
San
JIT4I
Ontario, Calif.
of
the
general
underwriting group are:
Smith, Barney & Co.;
and
inclusive.
price of
a
cost
Cutler, of Chicago.'
and interest
direct
Included
15,
1968
4s, at
Legality approved by Chap¬
Dated
rate
1962
Principal
Francisco.
Oakland, until
,10
Q
for the
upon all taxable property, in¬
cluding real property, within Ful¬
ton County without
limit as to
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
on
Hayward School District, Alameda
County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
series
bid 99.51399%
tax
Oakland, until
a.m.
general
1996 inclusive. Callable
(F-A)
11
improvement
bonds.
on
Blue,
(J-J)
Bond
receive
G.
a.m.
Ventura
Costa
Trust
der.
bonds, the balance of an
authorized- \ issue
of $35,000,000,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
cisco.
Contra
and
The
from
Bond Offering—L. B. Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Offering—Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
on
Offering—Jack
Orange
Bond
bonds.
York
City
competitive sale, an an¬
nual net interest cost of 3.281518%
District, Calif.
the
Valley School District,
A
National
at
tions
Newark School
of Stockton.
Alameda County, Calif.
10
First
New
group
issue
Bank, of Los An¬
to
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at any bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
constitute
California
I
Castro
The Chase Manhattan
by
The
Company of Georgia. The bonds
priced to yield 1.50% to 3.45%.
to
1961
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Legality
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
bonds offered
on
of
im¬
due 1962-1987
Jan. 5 by a group
are
geles.
1963
headed
traffic
bonds
made
was
The
2271—were awarded
p.
$14,525,000^. 3V4 %
provement
Bank
interest
the
at
20, 1960. Due
on
County (P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
Bond
Sale—Public offering of
Bank;
to
City School District, Calif.
interest
at
until
1, 1961. Due
to
Principal
payable
Feb.
from
1
Sale—The $400,000 school
bonds offered on Dec. 13—
1961
to
on
Jan.
11
for the purchase
of
$24,000 school bonds. Dated Feb.
1961.
Los
Bond
1961.
District,
Clerk,
bids
Sacramento,
1,
Dated
Feb.
on
incl.
series
California
Offering
George,
Due
in
(PST) on Jan. 17 for the
purchase of $157,000 1960 school,
CALIFORNIA
p.
office
a.m.
bonds.
Due
Merced
10
Rock.
Arcohe
est
9
Dec.
from
1
Fulton
receive
of
Commercial
to
his
at
until
H
1961.
$1,500,000 school bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec.
1 from 1961 to 1974 incl. Principal
and
will
(PST) on
Jan. 24 for the purchase of $485,000 school building election 1957,
v.
Dated
GEORGIA
Treasurer's office.
County, Cty. Special Sch.
(P. O. Little Rock), Ark.
will
Clerk,
bids
Angeles,
(F-A);
ARKANSAS
cliffe, of San Francisco.
Angeles County, California
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
1986
County Treasurer's office.
High School Dist.,
and
interest
was
on
Corp.
Sept.
Principal and interest (F-A)
able
at
the
Chase
pay¬
Manha+tan
Interest
Bank, in New York City. Legality
Legality approved by Dean
& Dean, of Topeka.
approved by Alfred H. Carter, of
1
from
1962 to
1971
incl.
M-S.
Meade
County
(P.
revenue,
series
1960 bonds offered on Dec. 27
sold
to
The
Corporation,
Equitable
and
•
,
President, County Commissioners,
Bond Sale—An issue of $360,000
building
-
County (P. O. Princess
Anne), Maryland •
Bond Offering—Allen T. Long,
O. Branden¬
burg), Kentucky
school
Montgomery County.
Somerset
KENTUCKY
was
Securities
Associates,
as
will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
of
B
on
$300,000
bonds.
on.
Jan.
public;, school,; series
Dated
1
noon
Jan/17 for the purchase
from
Jan.
1963
1.
1961. Due
to
1977
inch
Volume
Number 6019
193
Principal and interest
able
at
(J-J)
pay¬
Mercantile-Safe
the
De¬
posit and Trust Company, in Bal¬
timore.
Legality
approved
.
The Commercial and
.
.
July 1, 1971. Interest J-J. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
bids until
Paddock &
truck and
by
Bond
ited tax
KV est Coldwater Road,
Flint 5), Mich.
Bond
Offering
to
of
the
G.
Board
.of
Education, will receive sealed
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan.
26 for the purchase
of $995,000
school building limited tax bpnds.
Dated July 1, 1960. Due on June 1
bids
,
from
1961
cipal and
at
interest
bank
any
inclusive. Prin¬
to 1973
payable
(J-D)
trust
or
bonds offered
29
Dec.
on
2558—were
p.
syndicate
a
awarded
of
composed
the
Corporation, B.
as
follows:
Dec.
1962
to
1987
incl.
Callable
Jan.
$60,000
as V/4S.
Due on April
from 1963 to 1965 incl.
740,000
3%s.
as
Due
from 1966 to
300,000
April
on
1
Due
April
on
1
Bloomfield
Orchard
1
Genesee
Offering
will
Education,
bids
24
until
for
8
receive
(EST)
p.m.
the
purchase
bids
sealed
on Jan.
Dated May
1, 1960. Due on July 1 from 1961
to' 1988
inclusive. Principal and
bank
nated
payable
(J-J)
trust
or
company
until
8
p.m.
City
receive
will
Clerk,
8 p.m.
(EST)
Jan. 23 for the purchase of
1, 1960.
Due
1970
incl.
able at any bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
..
of
192, p. 2662—were awarded
to The First National Bank of St.
—v.
1,
1963.
(F-A)
'trust
;
Callable
Principal
Debt Reduction—Commissioners
the Authority, at the meeting
Traffic in 1960 to Dec. 22 totaled
47,889,600
45,014,500
increase of 6.4%. Toll
receipts in the period were up 7%.
year ago, an
NEW
&'
School Dist.,
Michigan
Bond Offering—Robert C. Meggison, Superintendent of Schools,
will
receive
p.m.
(EST)
chase
of
Dated
Jan.
1 from
or
Dec. 28
was
on
until
bids
bonds.
1961
Feb.
$115,000
3.60s. Due
as
from
1964
to
4s.
from
Due
1979 to
on
March 1
March
on
1
1986 incl.
4.10s.
as
from
March 1
incl.
1978 incl.
from 1970 to
as
follows:
as
on
1969
Due
3.90s.
as
370,000
1
1961.
interest,
and
in Angola. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
New
York
(State
Offering—Arthur
Bond
Due
1987 to
on
March
1990 incl.
from
until
1962
Oyster Bay
will
Jan.
to
17
2011
Levitt,
receive
for the
Springfield Indep. School District
No. 85, Minnesota
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Sale—The $950,000 school
Bond
192,
—v.
to
a
will
receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Jan. 10 for the purchase of $1,Clerk,
449,000 bonds.
Due
Dated Sept. 1, 1960.
March 1 from 1961 to 1985
on
of
Dec. 29
on
2378-fwere awarded
p.
group
Halsey,
of
composed
Co., Inc., First of Michi¬
Corp., and The Ohio Co., as
at a price of 100.15, a basis
about
Clerk
will
of the
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable
at
the Bankers
Trust
Company,- in New York City.
Ohio
(EST)
bids
Jan.
on
Mitzel,
Education,
of
sealed
23
until
the
for
purchase of $675,000' school build¬
ing
1961.
Due
June
Jan. 15,
semi-annually
from
bonds.
1960
payable
by Peck,
at
Shaffer & Williams, of
Cincinnati.
,
.
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Madison Local School District
(P. O. Painesville), Ohio
Sale—The $600,000 school
Bond
bonds
p.
in
offered
on
Dec. 28—v.
2559—were awarded to
rev¬
esti¬
favorable
the
during
the
there
1960
rev¬
remains
Account
Reserve
Sinking
of
the
Fund
$17,659,080 at the
end of the year, an increase of
$8,226,684 over the amount in the
Reserve Account on Dec. 31, 1959,
said.
Shocknessy
Interest
cover¬
during 1960 attained a new
high of 1.87 4imes the bond in¬
terest requirement for the year.
In
previous years
the interest
coverage was: 1.71 in 1959; 1.52 in
age
1958; 1.42 in 1957, and 1.06 in 1956.
five
the
calendar
years
of
operation the results in usage of
the turnpike and income to the
.Commission have been
follows:
as
1957—
1958—
1959—
Saunders,
Stiver & Co,, as 33/4s, at a price
of 100.753, a basis of about 3.67%.
Mapleton Local School District (P.
O. Nova), Ohio
Bond Offering — Mildred Ro-
25,000,000*
*Estimated.
"The
accomplishments
downward
economy,
the
the
in
realized
were
1960
of
face
the
in
trend
of
a
national
and taken together with
and revenue experi¬
five years beginning
traffic
ence
of
with
the
demonstrate
1956
con¬
clusively that the Ohio Turnpike
has attained maturity aa a» rev¬
enue
project," Shocknessy said.
Orrville, Ohio
a group
A. E. Masten & Co., and
$15,350,966
19,757,629
20,822,657
23,320,860*
12,061,366
12,753,000*
1960—
192,
composed of Ball, Burge & Kraus,
Revenue'.
9,980,954
11,264,285
11,226,155
1956—
1981 in¬
interest
the First Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Company, in
Middletown.
Legality
approved
(J-D)
Reflecting
enue
Dated
1962 to Dec. 1,
Principal
and
1,
an
Vehicles
Helen
Board
receive
noon
—
and
was
mission, Shocknessy said.
For
Offering
turnpike
for 1959, the best previous
in the history of the Com¬
enue
year
2.72%.
Chester),
Bond
Water Districts, N. Y.
Town
Keefe,
im¬
$153,200
Sale —The
Bond
provement limited tax bonds of¬
fered on Dec. 28—v. 192, p. 2663—
were
awarded to J. A. White &
as 3V2s, at a price of
basis of about 3.26%.
101.799,
Co.,
a
j.
Rittman, Ohio
Bond Offering — Leonard G.
mine, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
Over,
City Clerk, will receive
(P. O. Sayville), New York
cation, will receive sealed bids
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
Bond Offering—T. Bayles Min- until 8
p.m. (EST) on Jan. 26 for
Jan. 9 for the purchase of $102,693
mse, Chairman, will receive sealed the
purchase of $578,000 school
special assessment street improve¬
MISSISSIPPI
bids at the office of Wood, King,
building
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
1,
ment
limited
tax
bonds. Dated
Dawson & Logan, 48 Wall Street, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from 1962 to
Gunnison, Mississippi
until noon (EST) on Jan. 17 for 1984 inclusive. Principal and in¬ Jan. 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from
Bond Sale—An issue of $18,000
1962 to 1971 inclusive. Principal
the purchase of $3,000,000 Hunt- terest
(J-D) payable at the Polk
waterworks bonds offered on Dec.
andsinterest (J-D) payable at the
ington-Babylon-Sag Harbor divi- State Bank, of Polk. Legality ap¬
28 was sold to The Bank of BeRittman Savings Bank, in Ritt¬
son
water works revenue, series
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
noit.
man. Legality approved by Squire,
C bonds. Dated June 1, 1960. Due
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
from 1962
to 1993 incl. Interest
.'Pittsboro, Mississippi
Mt. Healthy City Sch. District (P. Trenton Local School District, * O.
Bond Sale
The $5,000 water J-J. - '
'■
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O. Cincinati 31), Ohio
Bond Offering—Dale Schubert,
system revenue bonds offered on
Bond Offering—Walter R. Har- Clerk of the Board of Education,
NORTH DAKOTA
Dec. 6
v.
192, p. 2273 — were
Suffolk County Water Authority
be received until 2 p.m.
(CST) on
Jan. 19 for the purchase of $225,000 school building bonds.
8
'
—
Canfield,
Miller,
by
City School District (P. Q.
building bonds offered
inclusive.
Offering—William B. O'-
Bond
Dempsey,
S. Park Avenue, Fremont), O.
211
clusive.
of)
incl.
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved
Fremont
>
$25,000,000, thus exceeding
by 691,634 vehicles and $1,679,140,
respectively, the traffic and rev¬
in
(P. O. 5050 Tylersville Rd., West
1 from 1961 to 1973
Principal
B
Legality approved
Sanders "&
Squire,
the
from all sources
enue
the
at
/ '
revenue
mated
of Cleveland.
serial
1,
travelled
to
Bank,
and
attained
new peaks during 1960 when ap¬
proximately
12,753,000
vehicles
Liberty-Union Local School District
Due
4.06%,
payable
Merchants
&
1962
p.m.
1
purposes
Dated
Aug.
on
from
1
year-end statement.
Traffic
Principal and in¬
(J-D)
Jan. 10 for the purchase
$47,000 general
Due
sold
Halsey,
of
Dec.
on
in
annual
re¬
est cost of about
designated
company
sealed
(EST)
will
purchase of $63,450,000 state guar¬
anteed bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961
(J-J) payable at any
trust
ceive
of
Clerk,
Co., and Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
at a price of 100.0429, a net inter¬
school bonds.
Due on July
Principal
1961.
1,
Village
bids
Jan. 19 for the pur¬
$470,000
Offering—Marianne
Comptroller,
1962 to 1987 incl.
'and interest
bank
until
bids
sealed
on
on
composed
group
235,000
by
2%s
State
Cudlip, of Detroit.
Mendon Community
revenue and improve*safety, the Chairman of
the Ohio
Turnpike* Commission,
James W. Shocknessy, said in the
Mrs. Mary
—
Turnpike with
continuing growth in
of
traffic and
District
of
inclusive.
terest
YORK
sealed
at any bank or
designated by the
bidder.
Legality ap¬
1983
Stuart &
Stuart & Co., Inc., Dean Witter &
proved by Dickinson, Wright, Mc¬
Kean
vehicles compared to
in the same period a
Bank,
payable
successful
of
payable at the Evans Na¬
company
purchase
Milford Center.
had
(F-A)
bonds offered
Offering
ity's
tional
280,000
Bond
Farmers
as
School
Local
record
ment
by
1961. Due
St. Paul Park-Newport
interest
and
eration of the Ohio
a
ap¬
.
$760,000 school
improvement bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
Paul, and Associates.
Feb.
of
as
on
Dec. 31,
1960, com¬
pleted five calendar years of op¬
1,
Kingham,. Clerk of the Board.of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Jan. 19 for
the
inclusive.
Indep. Sch.
District No. 833
(P. O. St. Paul
Park), Minnensota
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,000,000
general obligation school
Palestine.
Dec. 28, reported that the Author¬
Arnold,
(P. O. Blue
County
Earth), Minnesota
$165,000 Drain¬
age 1961 bonds offered on Dec. 28
on
$540,-
Operations Reported—The Com¬
(P. O. Unionville Center), Ohio
Interest
City.
Bond
Bond Sale—The
a
■'
gan
Faribault
Feb. 1 from 1962
on
Jan.
on
by $67,969,000
000 paving and storm sewer spe¬
cial assessment bonds. Dated Sept.
to
Due
2000 incl.
Dec. 21, to $398,231,000. The origi¬
nal indebtedness was $466,200,000.
to
sealed bids until
bonds.
revenue
1960.
to
been reduced
011 Jan. 18 for the purchase
$189,000
special
assessment
sanitary sewer district No. 12A
at any
desig¬
Harper Woods, Michigan
Bond Offering—Donald E. Bur-
Feb.
Turnpike Commission (P. O.
Berea), Ohio
mission
(J-D) payable at the Union
Savings Bank Co.,
East
Fairbanks
(EST)
.Detroit.
ney,
1,
1963
student
of
successful
the
$500,000
indebtedness
bidder.
Legality approved by Dickinson,
Wright,
McKean &
Cudlip,
of
by
Dated
Legality
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
bonded
W.
school building bonds.
interest
of
Schwer, Hicks, Taggart
Wehler, of Springfield.
Ohio
on Jan. 25 for
$650,000 school
of
bonds.
proved
Jersey Turnpike Authority
(P. O. New Brunswick), N. J.
MINNESOTA
$320,000
of
terest
Angola, N. Y.
Azelton, Secretary of the Board of
McKee,
M.
pue on Dec. 1 from 1962 to
ihclusive. Principal and in¬
1984
New
Township
Lake
sealed
Road),
George
—
1961.
Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
Michigan
Bond
(EST)
noon
purchase
building
Detroit.
Genesee School District (P. O.
North
the
Interest F-A.
dormitory
Jan.
from
York
from 1981 to 1985 incl.
July 1 from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
7374
until
receive
(EST) on
purchase of $1,p.m.
Memorial Hospital,
purchase
nurses
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Dickinson, Wright, Mc¬
Kean & Cudlip, of Detroit.
will
1
J-J/
of
successful
the
230,000 bonds.
Dated
1980 incl.
4s.
as
1
Jan. 1, 1971. Principal and inter¬
est (J-J) payable at any bank or
trust company designated by the
as
Clerk,
for
17
the
receive
and
City
sealed bids until
Kathryn
—
Conley, Clerk of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
Camden, New Jersey
Offering—John T. Odor-
Bond
isio,
Offering
51
pal and interest (J-D) payable at
the
Lagonda National Bank, of
Springfield. Legality approved by
City School District,
in
until 8 p.m.
(EST) on Jan. 16 for
of $900,000 building
site, series 2 bonds.
Dated
1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1 from
Co.,and
Commercial &
Secretary of the Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
the purchase
&
Co.
&
Bond
Co., Inc., Kenower,
& Co., Watling, LerBelleville, New Jersey
Co., and Charles A. Par-'
Bond Offering—John F.
Kidde,
cells & Co., at a price of 100.052,
President, will receive sealed bids
a net interest cost of about
until 3 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 13 for
3.86%,
(P. O.
Rd., Orchard
Lake), Mich.
Bond Offering — Dorothy M.
Chamberlain,Township Clerk, will
ry,
Harris
&
East Palestine
&
4460
Offering—Wanda M. Par¬
equipment bends. Inter¬
Clara Maass
West
Bond
Shannon
chen
company
Berkley School District, Michigan
Stranahan,
$25,000
MacArthur
Detroit.
of
Jan.
on
Ohio
supply
First of Michigan
Legality approved by Dickin¬
Wright, McKean & Cudlip,
son,
p.m.
(MST)
purchase of
NEW JERSEY
J. Van Ingen &
.designated by the successful bid¬
der.
water
192,
—v.
Joseph
-r-
Secretary
8
the
est J-J.
$1,100,000 met¬
system,
Plymouth Township Section, lim¬
Beecher School District (P. O.
for
Sale—The
ropolitan
MICHIGAN
.Messner,
.
17
(151)
'
of Baltimore.
1020
Stone, of Detroit.
Wayne County (P. O.) Detroit),
Michigan
Niles, Barton, Yost & Dankmeyer,
.
Financial Chronicle
•
■
Paddock & Stone of Detroit.
—
Schoolcraft Community Sch. Dist.,
awarded to the Bank of
No< 50 Michigan
Bond
andt,
Offering
—
receive
p.m.
(EST)
chase
of
on
price of
Bruce, as
par.
until
8
Independence School District, Mo.
Bond Offering—Pauline Brown,
Jan. 10 for the pur¬
school bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on July 1
from 1962 to 1986 incl. Principal
$395,000
District
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 11
Jan.
and interest
11
for
the
will
a.m.
North Dakota
bids will
be received until 7:30 (CST) on
Jan. 30 for the purchase of $915,-
(CST)
purchase
of
on
$1,-
Due
on
approved
1976
inclusive.
trust company
Paddock
by
&
Canfield,
of Detroit.
Miller,
Stone,
Brimley),
Superintendent
receive
(EST)
of
sealed
on
1962
1, 1961.
to
of
Schools,
bids
until
8
1990
1962
and
to
in¬
approved by
Thomson, McEvers
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
City.
Legality
Stinson, Mag,
&
will
OHIO
Bath
MONTANA
*
school
Due
incl!
bonds.
on
Dated
July 1 from
Callable,
as
of
-
;
Hardin, Montana
Bond Offering—Cedric R. Bond,
Citv
Clerk,
will receive sealed
will receive sealed bids until noon
2030 Bible
The
—
29
—
on
192, p. 2559-—were
syndicate headed by
v.
awarded to
O.
$1,750,000
building bonds offered
school
Dec.
(P.
Road, Lima), Ohio
Sale
Bond
a
school building
1960 bonds. Dated
(EST) on Jan. 19 for the purchase
$302,000 school building 1960
bonds. Dated Jan. 15, 1961. Due
on Dec.
15 from 1962 to 1981 in¬
Dee.
15,
Due
clusive.
1962 to
at
the
price of 100.94, a basis of about
3.64%.
members
as
were
of
the
follows:
syndi¬
Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Com¬
merce
Trust
Co., of Kansas City,
Goodbody & Co., Wm. J. Mericka
&
Co..
Rvan.
Nov.
15
Sutherland
&
Co.,
First
National
Bank
of
of
Middletown.
Bond Offering—Harold
of the
Board
of
Jenkins,
Education,
at
and
interest
the First Na¬
Company, in
Legality approved by
Shaffer
Peck,
&
Williams,
of
Cincinnati.
West Carrollton
Exempted Village
School District,
Bond
(P. O. RR No. 3, Troy Road,
Springfield), Ohio
Principal
payable
(J-D)
tional Bank & Trust
Northwestern Local School District
Clerk
Other
on
1984 inclusive. Prin¬
Cincinnati, in Mt. Healthy. Le¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
Field, Richards & Co., as 3%s, at
a
1960.
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
School District
Local
cate
p.m.
Jan. 11 for the purchase
$525,000
Feb.
sas
Snorf,
E.
from
payable at the City National
Bank & Trust Company of Kan¬
Michigan
Offering—Burl
1
Principal
terest
Superior Sch. Dist., No. 14 (P. O.
Bond
March
tung, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Jan. 12 for
the purchase of $315,000 fireproof
from
improvement bonds.
000 refunding
200,000 general obligation build¬
ing bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1961.
or
Lake,
receive
(J-J) payable at any
designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
bank
,
Devils
Bond Offering—Sealed
MISSOURI
Schools,
of
bids
sealed
a
Fi-
Bruce
R.
Superintendent
will
4%s, at
of the Board
Clerk
will
Ohio
Offering—Forrest
receive
Treon,
of Education,
sealed
bids
until
(EST) on Jan. 18 for the
will receive sealed bids until noon purchase of $795,000 school build¬
(EST) on Jan. 20 for the purchase ing, series 1960 bonds. Dated Dec.
of
$722,000 school improvement 15,1960. Due on Dec. 15 from 1962
bonds/ Dated Feb. 1, 1961.
Due to 1973 inclusive. Principal and
semi-annually from June 1, 1962 interest
(J-D)
payable at The
nlr
Xr
Tnisf.
to Dec. 1, 1984 inclusive. Princi¬
1
p.m.
52
The Commercial
(152)
and Financial Chronicle
,
.
Monday, January 9, 1961
.
%
iil
Bond
Bethany Nazarene Col., Bethany,
Oklahoma
receive
bids until 9 p.m.
Feb. 8 for the
dormitory
(CST) on
purchase of $400,000
to
1963
i;
%
inclusive.
2000
&
f-
r
i;
i.
J.
Fagin,
Bond
Offering
—
Oregon
J.
Offering
Weiner,
Castner
R.
at
Bond
Charles
—
of
Secretary
SOUTH
South
inclusive.
terest
13
sold
was
TEXAS
of¬
to
Hurst-Euless-Bedford
a
School District
on
cost
about
of
4.69%,
S.
—
W.
Bond
as
$9,000
and
4s. Due on Dec.
as
1962
16,000
4%s.
as
1 from
Due
on
Dec.
32;000
4i/2s.
as
Due
from 1968 to
143,000
as
on
Dec.
1
1960.
1
to
1971 inclusive.
43/4S.
Due
on
Dec.
Other members of the
comp&ny designated by
were
follows:
as
bids
until
8
p.m.
Due
Dec.
on
1961
from
15
inclusive.
1985
Callable
of
as
Dec.
15, 1980. Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the First
1
from 1972 to 1979 inclusive.
in¬
Umphress,
Schools, will
of
sealed
(CST) on Jan. 9 for the purchase
of $1,000,000 school building un¬
limited tax bonds. Dated Dec. 15,
1964 inclusive.
to
from 1965 to 1967 inclusive.
1 from 1962 to
Principal
Offering—Joe
Superintendent
receive
Shealy,
Independent
(P. O. Hurst),
Texas
follows:
(F-A) payable at any bank
trust
or
Dec.
on
Corp.
$200,000
bonds
Carolina
Feb.
Due
1972
Jan. 18 for the purchase
on
improvement
Co., Inc., at a price of par, a net
CAROLINA
(P. O. Newberry),
Offering
1960.
will receive sealed bids until noon
(EST)
fered
Supervisor of the County Board
Commissioners,
will
receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Jan. 18 for the purchase of $350,000 road 1961 bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
the State
Authority,
bids until Jan. 23 for the
bonds.
Gatlinburg, Tennessee
interest
R.
Public School Building
of $175,000 park
TENNESSEE
general
Fidelity-Bankers
of
Co., J. Osborn Wood & Co., First
U. S. Corporation, First Knoxville
Corp., and Keystone
Securities
as'of Nov.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Corp.,
Co.,
Knoxville, C. H.
Little & Co., Lucien L. Bailey &
syndicate headed by Davidson &
Newberry Cty.
Bond
Trust
&
by
and
of
City Manager, will receive sealed
purchase
Principal
Pittsburgh.
interest
and
Pennsylvania State Public School
Building Authority (P. O. 101
South 25th St., Harrisburg), Pa.
OREGON
Milton-Freewater,
Principal
1983
of Pittsburgh.
by
Oklahoma
of
1963 to
from
from 1961 to
1
Nov.
curities
Legality ap¬
Sinkler,
Gibbs
Simons, of North Carolina.
proved
interest
(M-N) payable at the Mellon Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., in Pitts¬
burgh.
Legality
approvedby
Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of
any
bank or trust
designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by Burgwin, Ruff in, Perry & Pohl,
City.
George
1
on
1970.
1,
company
Interest
approved
Legality
Feb.
payable
April 1, 1960. Due on April 1 frorn
A-O.
on
inclusive.
Dated
bonds.
revenue
Due
Due
2000 inclusive. Callable
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,1961.
Can-
Roy H.
will
President,
trell,
sealed
>r 1
—
the successful bidder.
reve¬
series D bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
1960.
Offering—Robert M. Cot-
school. lease
$20,600,000
nue,
Pa.
District,
teryahn, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 16
for the purchase of $525,000 school
OKLAHOMA
Offering
School
Bethel
Cincinnati.
Bond
of
PENNSYLVANIA
Co., in Dayton. Legality approved
by Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of
National
Bank,
Legality
syndicate
Cumberland Se-
approved
Fort Worth.
by
McCall,
of
Parkhurst,
Crowe,
Horton, of Dallas.
McCall
,
&
»
VIRGINIA
County (P. O. Richmond),
Henrico
Virginia
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
,
January 6, 1961
New Issue
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
mission
ceive
Jan.
350,000
1963
375,000
No.
1965
2.15
Washington
Offering—L. R.
1966
2.30
2.45
400,000
1968
2.55
January 1 and July 1) payable in New York City at the principal
office of The Chase Manhattan Bank, or in Atlanta at The Citizens
1969
2.65
1970
/
2.75
475,000
1971
500,000 r
2.95
in
Legality
Pierce
Company of Georgia. Coupon bonds
3.00
3.05
1975
3.10
/
600,000
1976
3.15
These
600,000
1977
3.20
625,000
1978
3.20
authorized $35,000,000,
625,000
1979
100
675,000
1980
@ 100
675,000
1981
700,000
1982
direct
as to
3.30%
tax
3.35
700,000'
1983
1984
1985
1986
3.45
800,000
1987
.
an
and:
<
will
Treasurer,
for the
12
interest,; (JWj)f payable at the
WISCONSIN
Baldwin
principal and interest from the levy of an ad valorem
upon
Village, Baldwin, Ham¬
mond, Erin, Eau Galle, Rush River
all taxable property, including real property, within
both
and
Emerald
District
4
Offering—John
nink, District
are
offered when,
as
and if issued and received by
us,
School
(P. O. Baldwin),
Wisconsin
Bond
The above Bonds
Joint
Towns
No.
County, without limit as to rate or amount.
3.45
r,
County Treasurer's office.
in the opinion of counsel will constitute
3.40
800,000
the balance of
3.40
775,000
Bonds,
Improvement
t e
County School District No.
general obligations of Fulton County, Georgia, payable
Fulton
3.35
750,000
Traffic
e
receive
(PST) on
purchase of $122,.,000 school, series A bonds. Dated
Jari; 1, 1961.; DUe on Jan. 1 from
1963: tp; 1981 * inclusive. Principal
Jan.
4
575,000
W
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
principal and interest and reconvertible into coupon bonds.
1973
1974
t
(P. O. Tacoma), Washington
Bond Offering—L. R. Johnson,
District
525,000
by
approved
7
denominatio^rtrf^JljOOO, registrable as to principal only, or as to
550,000
inclusive. Prin¬
1981
Roberts & Schefelman, of Seattle.
Bank, The First National Bank, The Fulton
National Bank and the Trust
2.85
1972
and Southern National
Jan. 19
cipal and interest' (F-A) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Principal and interest (July 1, 1961 and semi-annually thereafter on
1967
on
the
from 1963 to
/•
400,000-
450,000
Johnson,
purchase of $510,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
school
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1
January 1, 1962-87, incl.
400,000
450,000
from
1
Interest
Eatonville School
(P. O. Tacoma),
404
bids until 2 p.m. (PST)
for
Due
Jan.
on
inclusive.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
1.50%
Dated July 1, 1957
Due
County,
District
2.00
400,000..
in
noon
WASHINGTON
Pierce
314% Bonds
1.85
1964
re¬
6
Bond
1962
until
1981
to
~
$350,000
will
office
J-J.;
(County Seat-City of Atlanta)
PRICES
at his
1961.
1
1962
Fulton County, Georgia
YIELDS OR
Debt,
bids
(EST) on
Jan. 18 for the purchase of $5,000,000 school 1961 bonds. Dated
Richmond,
$14,525,000
AMOUNTS, MATURITIES AND
Local
of
sealed
sealed
H.
Door-
will receive
Clerk,
bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on
$370,-r
COO school building bonds.
Dated
Feb. 1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1 from
1962 to 1979 inclusive. Principal
and
Jan. 10 for the purchase of
subject to prior sale and approval of legality by Messrs. Spalding,
Sibley, Troutman, Meadow & Smith, Attorneys, Atlanta, Ga.
(Accrued interest to be added)
and interest
(F-A) payable at
any
bank or trust company designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
The First National City Bank
The Chase Manhattan Bank
Smith, Barney & Co.
of New York
•
_
Trust Company
^
-.V''
Phelps, Fenn & Co.
The Northern Trust Company
of Georgia
;•
^
" *
approved by
Blylh & Co., Inc.
Harris Trust and Savings Bank
.
Marquart
Minneapolis.
Equitable Securities Corporation
'
and Trust Company of
The
First of Michigan Corporation
The First National Bank
of
.
A. G. Becker & Co.
City National Bank & Trust Co.
Incorporated
Interstate Securities Corporation
100.243,
Green, Ellis & Anderson
Mercantile-Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Cunningham, Schmertz & Co., Inc.
H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc.
280,000
Incorporated
(
Incorporated
i;
L
*
.
.
Mid-South Securities Co.
-
Nashville
2560—were
composed of
Co., the Mil¬
Company,
a
and
R.
W.
Co., at a price of
net ■ interest
cost of
&
as
as
314s.
follows:'
Due
on
1
Jan.
as
3V2S.
Due
on
1
Jan.
CANADA
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.
J. H. Hilsman & Co., Inc.
*
Howard C. Traywick & Company, Inc.
}
&
,
QUEBEC
Inc.
i-
p.
group
from 1975 to 1981 inclusive. '
Roberval School Com., Quebec •
Sale—The $43,000 school
Incorporated
Bond
i
t
high
from 1963 to 1974 inclusive.
of Cleveland
^
Newman, Brown & Co.
$520,000
192,
a
Baird
3.36%,
Frantz Hutchinson & Co
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.
The National City Bank
$800,000
Clement A. Evans & Company
Baltimore
Incorporated
about
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson Lyons & Shafto
Incorporated-
to
W.
Pressprich
Robert Winthrop 4 Co.
Atlanta
Kansas City, Mo.
)
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
The Citizens and Southern National Bank
J. A. Hogle & Co.
Wells & Christensen
i
Robert
Incorporated
-
Byrd Brothers
29—v.
awarded
The Johnson, Lane, Space Corporation
Roosevelt & Cross
Incorporated
Company
Dec.
waukee
Incorporated
Fitzpalrick, Sullivan & Co.
on
Memphis
Dick & Merle-Smith
Braun, Bosworth & Co.
Wisconsin
Sale—The
school addition 1961 bonds offered
°' Atlanta
Chicago
Philadelphia National Bank
C. F. Childs and
First National Bank
The Robinson-Humphrey Company, Inc.
White, Weld & Co.
Owen, Bar¬
Windhorst, of
&
Marinette,
Bond
Continental Illinois National Bank
Dorsey,
ber,
■
J. W. Tindall & Company
Norris & Hirshberg, Inc.
1
•
,
.
..
bonds
offered
on
Dec.
27—v.
192,
awarded to The
J. E. Laflamme: Ltd., at a price of
;97.38..;-V,: ; N.
p.
•
2560—were
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