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ESTABLISHED
Volume
1839
194
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Number
RAILROAD
6073
New York 7,
PUBLIC UTILITY
• ;
Admiral Photo Corp., New York,
Securities and Exchange
The
corporation
shares
common
by
the
will
The
and
6,000
underwritten
be
proceeds
to
are
equipment
by
The
Files With
—
for
used
the
of
purchase
receivable.
-
$5.
Inc.,
The
In This Issue
offering
furniture,
fixtures
Mr.
.
corporation
shares
common
Securities
'
:
The
of
and
$1)
to
filed
1961
be
offered
"Reg.
a
at
$4
A"
75,000
covering
through
First
New
to
are
be
for
used
purchase
Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
payment
Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
30
Exchange—
35
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
35
Detroit; Stock Exchange
35
The
signing of the formal agreement covering the acquisition of
Speer Carbon Co., was announced by John A. Hill, President of Air
Reduction, and Andrew Kaul III, Chairman of Speer Carbon."
Subject to the approval of Speer Carbon stockholders at a special
meeting
to
be
will
be
rate
of
Carbon
the
at
of
held
acquired
in
share
one
1961,
15,
Aug.
assets and business of Speer
for Air Reduction common stock
the
exchange
of
stock
Reduction
Air
for
2.25
each
Midwest Stock
business
Reduction
of
will
following
Carbon
Speer
the
by
Air
continue
to
be
operated by
Speer Carbon's present
headquarters at St. Marys, Pa. The proposed
diversification of Air Reduction, a
major producer of industrial gases, welding and cutting equipment,
carbon
dioxide, medical, gases-and equipment, and chemicals. Speer
Carbon makes-carbon
and
graphite products, and products used in
the electronics industry such as resistors,
coils, capacitors, packaged
from
management
acquisition
its
assembly components and printed
Aldens Inc.—Sales
circuit
assemblies.—V.
193,
The
43
record
for
the
To
Feb.
provide
for
1960
—V.
1961
10
This
at
headed
underwriters
commission
and
will
SEC
Alessandrini
by
$1,000 per debenture
The
the
Registered—
(100%
receive
to
seven
28,500
to
&
Co.,
Inc.,
and
Hardy
of principal amount) and $5
a
$50 per debenture and 60c
&
shares
individuals
and
exercisable
at
underlie
each,
The
in
paneling
related
aluminum
located
is
in
options
granted
six
share.
per
Long
and
Island
partly
the
company
additional
40
holds
suburbs
owned
of
by
option
an
New
York
prominent
a
to
purchase
a
City
(each
athlete).
third
of
which
In
center
addi¬
having
an
lanes
and
similarly
located.
According
to
the
prospectus, operations to date have resulted in a net operating deficit
of
$50,172.21.
Of
the
estimated
$1,127,500
net
proceeds
from
the
sale
of
securities,
$200,000
will
be
used
in
connection
with
the
company's commitment with Brunswick A.
G.
for
the
construction
and
operation
with
the
exercise
Islip
for
Lanes,
proposed
of
promotional
a
Inc.
in
centers in Europe; $50,000 in connection
in Essen, Germany; $75,000 for possible
acquire the capital stock of Falcaro East
center
option
an
general
struction
In
of
opening of
of
to
Long
corporate
Island,
purposes,
additional
bowling
and
the
balance
will
be
available
including
the
acquisition
throughout the world
or
centers
con¬
and
for
activities.
addition
20%,
12%
Fried,
directors
is
listed
and
the
respectively,
and
principal
board
Saul
and
Rabkin,
stockholders
of
management
a
officials
vice-president,
Acme
Missiles.
50%.
are
officers,
Irving Geist
chairman.
B
this
firm's
stock
at
$31
per
share.
Pro¬
ceeds of the sale will go to the selling stockholders and
no
Its
finish
products
EFFECT
GIVING
and
Ohio,
company,
of
3773
Akron-Cleveland
Rd.,
incorporated under the laws of the state of Ohio in 1947.
Although it is -an operating company, a substantial portion of its
business is conducted through wholly owned subsidiary companies. •■ =-•
was
The company manufactures
and distributes aluminum lap siding and
that
Co.
has
city.
been
integrated
with
expansion
in
the New York and New Jersey
end, said Mr. Ludwig, with plans
expansion along the Eastern seaboard and on a national
193, p. 905.
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
May 31—
1961—5 Mos.—1960
$
$
$
49,838,951 265,965,447 243.788,644
expenses—
35,450,620
7,141,844
30,787,922 170,089,769 149,394,732
6,344,295
30,734,008
33,504,733
income
TO
stock
subordinated
6%
of Alside
John
notes
PRESENT
shares
of
of
stock
common
class
the
B
common
♦After
giving
stock
common
connection
fThe
effect
this
same
share
reserved
of
of
issuance upon
share basis, and
issuance
filed
exhibits
the
200,000
of
shares
agreement
among
the
Reynolds
&
Securities
Goldman,
C.
Co.—
Weeks
&
Langley &
&
18,500
Co
E.
12,000
12,000
Co
Co
7,500
Co
&
7,500
Bateman, E'ichler &
Oscar
Dooly
Co.
5,000
Co
&
5,000
5,000
5,000
Goodbody & Co.;
Hugh Johnson
Lester,
—V.
p.
& Co.
Inc.
& Co
Ryons
193,
18,500
2209.
5,000
,
.
Altamil
B
company.
agree¬
with
which
the
corporation
of
of
the SEC
893.
shares are
shares,
240,000
offered for* public
outstanding stock,
to be
being
sale by
by the
thereof.
The public offering price and underwriting
to
be
supplied by amendment.
Eastman Dillon, Union
& Co. is listed as the principal underwriter.
holders
are
in
all
expected
are
retail
at
states.
seven
subsidiaries are engaged in selling popularthrough 12 self-service discount stores
new stores are now
under construction
its
and
company
located
and
Registered—
on
60,000
and
company
priced''merchandise
Four
operation
in
be
to
by
mid-October,
1961.
Net
to the company from its sale of additional stock will be
working capital to finance current $nd future expansion
of the company's business.
proceeds
to
company
now
has outstanding
940,000 common shares, all
which
is
owned
by
Lester Palestine, Board Chairman,
Hyman
The
Feinstein
(President),
their
of
members
families,
and
Herbert Pale¬
the out¬
the sal©
stine, Treasurer.
They will continue to own about 70% of
standing stock upon completion of this offering (including
by them of an aggregate of 240,000 shares).
Shares
5,000
5,000
5,000
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co._ 4,000
Merrill, Turben & Co. Inc.. 4,000
Moore, Leonard & Lynch^— 4,000
Prescott, Shepard & Co. Inc. 4,000
McCormick & Co
2,000
Rouse, Brewer, Becker &
Bryant Inc.
2,000
Russ & Co-. Inc
2,000
J. C. Wheat & Co
2,000
C. C. Collings & Co. Inc.— 1,000
..
'
Smith,
.
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.—Tenders for Bonds—
—
& Co
Hague & Co
.
Corp.—Acquisition—
purchase
192, p.
Fifth Ave., New York, filed a registration
July 5, covering 300,000 shares of common
350
of
company
present
Stiver
has entered the agricultural and chemical fields
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Co.'s equipment
division,
manufacturer of processing equipment for the animal feed, flour and
chemical industries,
G. L. Canfield, Altamil president, announced.
This
Corp., above.—V.
stock,
in
underwriters,
Reed, Lear & Co.
Saunders,
Union
Sachs &
Hornblower
W.
&
59,000
Inc
Co.
Dillon,
class
stock
the form of selected dealers
the registration statement.
Shares
Eastman
of
common
and
to
Altamil
with
of
of
agreement
as
the
offering.
UNDERWRITERS—Copies
underwriting
upon
6,217,461
2661.
p.
Arlan's Dept. Stores, Inc.—Common
The
for
for
for
shares
16,549,843
17,303,305
9,249,407
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.—Sells Division—
See
added
number
charges.
193,
Securities
subordinated notes have been guaranteed by
6%
are
a
conversion
the
to
the
into
with
after
Net
—V.
$6,000,000
reserved
are
on
of common stock are
restricted stock options.
of
47,838,365
44,339,336
5,231,729 242,325,170 228,398,950
terms
shares
29,070
exercise
the
Outstanding
Acceptance Corp., held by
Mut. Life Ins. Co._f$6,000,000
tl,364,480
3,457,327
9,406,160
income
statement
*503,430 shs.
*1,364,480 shs.
Hancock
conversion
Net
This
FINANCING
2/1/76
due
3,710,636
operating
a
par)1,564,480 shs.
(no
taxes—
operating taxes— •
The
3
Bankers
first
Trust
(EDT)
p.m.
amount
exceed
Co.,
Aug.
on
refunding
1,
sinking
sufficient
to
16 Wall St., New York 15, N.
1961, receive tenders for the
bonds
fund
exhaust
of any or more
sum of $2,212,073
at
the
price.—V.
applicable redemption
an
Beneficial Finance Co.—Merger
194,
p.
Y., will until
sale to it of
series to an
prices
not to
3.
Terms Changed—
Supply Co. have announced that
companies have approved an amendment to the
preliminary agreement for the merger of Western Auto into Beneficial
This
that
had
mon
the
of
been
Western
Auto
two
executed
May
on
19,
1961.
holders of common stock of Western
held, 2% shares of Beneficial com-new Beneficial
$4.50 dividend preferred
amended agreement,
receive, for each 5 shares
Under
the
stock
stock,
stock,
and
company
directors
would
Akron,
around
Music
revenues—55,709,260
used
are
part thereof will be received by the company.
BUSINESS—The
Hill
Beacon
proposed
American
t2,000,000 shs.
par)
(no
common
McDonald
shares of
of
contemplated before year's
Period Ended
Authorized
Class
Bache
Alside, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Pursuant to a
July 11, 1961 prospectus, Reynolds & Co., Inc., New
York City, and associates publicly offered
200,000 com¬
mon
the
companies
continued
scale.—V.
48
future.
near
stock
Common
ment
12%,
president
and
as
in
enamel
baked
a
accessories.
certain
to
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
300,000 shares of common
stock, of which Acme Missiles & Con¬
struction Corp., own 50%, Simon Gluckman, William C.
Sherr, execu¬
tive vice-presidents, and Ugo Antonucci,
a
vice-president, own about
Alvin
homes
in
CAPITALIZATION
in
the
is
areas
for
"
wide variety of
primarily for
improvement of existing residential structures and, to a growing extent,
for new construction.
They are also used for commercial and indus¬
trial structures.
The company's recently organized subsidiary, Alside
Acceptance Corp.,
is engaged in the purchase of consumer install¬
ment obligations arising out of
the sale of the company's products
and other building materials.
Also, the company proposes to manu¬
facture
on
a
mass-produced
basis and distribute "all aluminum"
«
two
sponsored
tion,
3-year
(formerly All Star Bowling, Inc.) was organized under
August 1960.
It is
engaged
through subsidiaries
tenpin bowling centers with a total
of
76
lanes
company
law
$5
M
Additional
Condition Of the
*
Other
vertical
per
at
acquisitions were made by an exchange of
of all three companies had been retained.
constitute the largest full-line vending and
feeding operation in the Trenton area, servicing most of the
said
that management
&
industrial locations in and
Federal
share
including Rittmaster & Co., Inc., a finder,
share, and (2)
25,000 common shares
which
warrants
sold
to
the
principal underwriters at lc
5-year
operating
underlie
1895.
Operating
share.
firms,
$5
exercisable
Delaware
which
British Affiliate
p.
Bowling Corp.—Acquisitions
$
per
$11,500
floor
Operating
per
be
193,
feet of
million.
48
Hardy
persons,
common
Corp., below.—V.
on
for expenses.
The remaining $500,000 of de¬
sold (without underwriting) directly by the
company
including $200,000 to Acme Missiles & Construction
Corp.
in exchange for certain of the company's outstanding notes
aggregating $200,000.'
The registration statement also
includes
(1)
bentures are
about 100,000 square
workers.—V.
193, p. 2661.
existing Boston vending operation of AIBC.
acquisition and integration of these companies brings the annual
revenues of the AIBC Vending Division
to approximately $5.5
gross
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings—,
45
St., Wilmington, Del., filed a
July 7 covering $750,000 of
5%
convertible subordinated debentures due 1971 and 150,000 shares
of common stock.
The common stock and $250,000 of said debentures
are
to
be
offered for
public sale on an all or none basis through
with
covering
already
The
of
System
Statement of
Consolidated
Tenth
West
100
statement
underwriters
Reserve
Federal
:
Banks
Mo., Mr. Canfield said. Neodesha,
plant, is in the southeast corner of
geographical center of the U. S.
modern
approximate
International
business
-The
the
47
Member
of
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
of
company
registration
Statement
Condition
comparison, monthly and season-to-date figuresbeen,
adjusted
to
include
Shoppers
World
sales.
All Star World Wide, Inc.—Securities
-
Payable
Foreign Exchange Rates
2773.
p.
_
,
in Kansas City,
the
Financial
T.
Ludwig
T
largest
1"
52
Dividends Declared and
during the month.
completed
was
Corporation and Investment News.:
I.
and
The
State and City Bo nd Offerings—.
proper
have
193,
1,
Miscellaneous Features
General
Mr. Jackson
explained.
The exchange of stock by
Aldens acquired the Shoppers World self-service discount stores
to
37
in-plant
month.
about
add
Jersey,
37
.
Exchange
to
Vending
Mr.
figures,
which
Stock
xC
stock
;
.
retroactive
American
expected
Lloyd R. Ludwig, President has announced the acquisition of T & M
Corp., T & M Candy Vending Co., both of Trenton, New
and Beacon Hill Music Co. of Boston. These companies were
acquired in keeping with AIBC's previously announced program of
expansion and diversification.-
37
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions
Up—
is
American
37
of Stock Prices.
SEC Index
which
manufacturing plant,
employs about 90
See
37
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
is
in
Aaiftrican Express Co.—Forms Joint
39
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
Sales for
the first live months
also
hit
a
new
all
time
high of
$57,243,779 for a gain of 9.0% over last year's $52,535,145 volume.
This is the first report issued by Aldens which includes the Shoppers
World
38
Markets
acquisition
sales.
specialize
space,
,
new
to
division's
38
R.
W.
Jackson,
president
of this' corp.,
announced
Aldens June
sales,including ..the * Shoppers World
division,
reached '- $11,458,917
topping last year's June" volume of $10,571,068 by 8.4% to establish
a
remain
the
37
2001.
p.
will
of
Kansas
continuing
represents
the
annual
continue
site
37
Over-the-Counter
shares
acquisition
said
He
Altamil's
division
37
:
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange—
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
Speer Carbon stock.
The
35 * )
Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
...
plant located at Neodesha,
M-E-C
Allen,
,
13
Stock Exchange
Boston
Air Reduction Co.,
Stock
modern
a
the
D.
designing, equipping and con¬
structing,
as
well
as
manufacturing the equipment for, complete
formula animal feed mills throughout the U. S., Mr. Allen said.;
The
same
type equipment used in milling,
grinding, mixing and
pelletizing and for material handling are also used in the dry chemical
industry. Several installations in that field have been made in recent
months, according to Mr. Allen.
M-E-C
also
manufactures dehydrating
equipment used principally
in drying forage crops.
Items include dehydrating drums, automatic
feeders
and
other
grinding and
feeding equipment.
The
division
is currently completing and equipping a complete dehydrating plant
in California's Imperial Valley, Mr. Allen said.
Headquarters divisional sales office for the new M-E-C Company
25
American
equipment,
' !•>
of
working capital.
Stock
York
said.
to
will
M-E-C
Page
'
-•
Weber
Boston.
proceeds
debts
29,
June
on
(par
Corp.,
with
as
Frank
Co.
Canfield
$2,500,000
Stock and Bond Quotations
Ainslie Corp., Braintree, Mass.—Files With SEC—
V The
Copy
a
(Manufacturing-Engineeringgeneral manager since 1957 when
Minneapolis-based Archer-Daniels-Midland began operating the divi¬
sion,
will continue in that position under Altamil
ownership.
No
changes in personnel are contemplated.
Purchase price of the division was not disclosed but was for cash,
York.
New
known
be
Construction)
at
Associates;
will
$1.25
MISCELLANEOUS
•
Altamil Division
new
Kansas,
underwriter
Klapper
D.
be
the
by
accounts
and
INSURANCE
'
Commission—
1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 60,000
of which 54,000 shares are to be offered
10 cents)
and
INDUSTRIAL
•
Price
23,
June
on
(par
company
N. Y.
N. Y., Monday, July 17, 1961
and
1
share
of
a
prior to Nov. 1, 1966 into
preferred stock to be non-callable
convertible
such
2 shares of common
until that date.
The
preliminary agreement relating to
the exchange ratio remain unchanged,
with each share of Western
4.80% cumulative preferred stock, unless called for redemption, being
other
terms
of
the
May
19,
1961
2
exchanged
stock
for
having
stock
ferred
additional
preferred
the
stock
The
of
of
following
also
two
wholly-owned
and
shares
10
unissued
class
and
Beneficial
of
prior
of
be
the
provisions
of
the
assets
organized
of
merger
agreement,
relating
Western
to
to
new
a
business
and
under
the
laws
pref¬
the transfer
corporation
of
British
Western
the
thereof
approval
of
Manitoba,
stockholders
of
July
by
located
covering
7
filed
Canada,
at
a
Jarvis
By
.
Shell
Oil
SIDNEY
BROWN
registration
$3,500,000
(U.
$200 million sinking fund debentures managed by Morgan Stanley
& Co. was to have been the center of
attraction, when the July 19 scheduled offering
took place, in
competing with seven other corporate debt issues amounting to $23,100,000, $68,279,000 in larger municipals, and $100 million new Treasury cash for
this week's
calendar for
four-week float
decrease
estimated
Corporate
Total
Stocks
Corporates
*Municipals
July 17-July 22__
$223,100,000
$112,035,000
$335,135,000
$68,279,000
110,554,400
114,622,300
225,176,700
102,735,000
pleted
37,100,000
45,000,000
94,558,000
15,200,000
35,200,000
13,725,000
48,925,000
$361,554,400
$278,957,300
$640,511,700
$279,297,000
$919(808,700
$300,647*400
$310,134,850.r $610,782,250
A'*'
7-Aug. 12—
Aug.
Total—
Total of Both
Financings
*$1 million
*$1
v
or more.
v
$399,094,000 $1,009,876,250
*''■,
•
>
This
fund
Corporate
bonds
dates
nT
i
,
,.?.*;iuw
Last
without
$428,147,400
161,542,500
(38)
bonds
191,877,500
1
Corporate stocks
Corporate
Total
stocks
with
dates___
(64)
$620,024,900
,t
(65)
without
dates
stocks
.
.
,
.
.
195324,.
municipals
500,000,000(298)
$872,434,850(407)
.*$1,478,726,900(450)
corporates
Total
502,898,700(283)
with
$1,492,459,750(472)
dates._
$680,758,000
(71)
$531,025,000
v
total
of
both
the
formal
and
indeterminate
corporate
nounced
public appearance,
backlogs
is
On
$2.6
Faradyne Electronics Corp.'s $2 million 6% con¬
vertible subordinate debentures which were in registration but
subjected to an
SEC "stop order"; Commonwealth Edison Co. (Chicago, 111.) reported need for
$150
million
in
Cleared
810
are:
equipment
manu¬
capital
intends
at
for
to
a
ah
con-
.
•
.,
Filed Before
r
28
:
1,064
^
' ;
39
,
1,432
stock values
.
47.5
OF
NYSE
'
'■
'
'
:
■
,
LISTINGS
University of Michigan, com¬
yields for the period Jan. 15, 1950-
and
so
many requests
for the study that
compounded annually.
Jan.
:
TABLE I
in
Portfolio
and
were
used in the
original
V.":
V
.
Its Market
Values
Amount Invested
in Portfolio as
y
$
_________
.
91,000
______
.
$
\
-
91,000
223,752
•
462,236
543,994
892,242
1,001,000
1,092,000
.___
■
y
325.8°3
819,000
910,000
—
/
Year
of Portfolio as
of Jan. 1.5 ~
182,000
273,000
346,000
455,000
546,000
637,000
728,000
___
Each
Market Value
of Jan. 15
I960
-
as
Sudojy findings.
Year
1961-
billion, which is about $200 million more than last week's tally. Added to this week's
indeterminate backlog, consisting of issues still not
sufficiently firmed up for an¬
also
of
used
graduate student of the
yl959;
of issues.
*Includes $12,045,000 in two equipment trust certificates, $8,120,295 in
gross
a
common
"1958":
(77)
preferreds with dates and $4,368,000 in six preferreds without dates;'
and 25 issues of $300,000 and less with dates and 120 without dates.
be
Per Cent Never
'
PROCLIVITY
1957
two
will
equipment
working
company
.
FRUITFUL
1956
«
Data in parentheses denote number
The
,
1,226
1,628
1951—
,
$372,434,850(109)
$848,130,000(386)
____
Total
$345,231,300(103)
construction
additional
The
sale
additional
of
the
as
the
central
a
acquisition
and
to: provide
business.
and
debentures
construction of
same issues and same
procedures
Eiteman-S.mith study.;-'Table I below summarizes
(36)
$630,596,900
;
of
Brooks
Western
1,830
1950_:
Total
quarrying
913'
___r_
________
THE
15, 1961.
(29)
dates
debt,
in
well
as
supplies
of
sale
$300,000,
and
volume
'
_____
Week
(26)
of
of
and
Filings
Total Invested
$469,054,400
the
of
through
industry
construction,
building
post
a
$500,000,
expanding
heavy
of
also,
amendment.
by
construction
.
■..
Week
$755,000
at
facilities
i
.
with
of
proceeds
thereof,
holders
the
NEW COMPANIES THAT NEVER OFFBRED BEFORE
analysis of
an
TOTAL FORMAL BACKLOG
Corporate bonds
center
in
purchase of 30 common
exercisable until
The stock will be
debenture,
amendment.
supplied
distribution
Net
of
be
engaged
outstanding shares of
are to be offered for
headed by
underwriters
the
for
$1,000
by
present
to
warrants)
through
warrant
each
supplied
principally
and
land.
A
with
the
is
including
facturing
cost
by
terms
Mr. SudoL utilized the
f*.:
Last Week's Data
sale
on
payment
Inc.
be
300,000
and
(with
company
they not only summarized it but also provided an
insight as to its inception. The
Bureau recalled the fact that Common Stock
Values and Yields, by Wilford J. Eiteman and Frank P.
Smith, was released by the Bureau of Business Research of the
University of Michigan in 1953. The study reported the result of a
thousand dollar
annual hypothetical investment in each of
92 different issues continued for a
period
of 14 years. The stocks used were those
issues listed on the New York Stock Ex¬
change in which the volume of trading in 1936 exceeded
1,000,000 shares. Dividends
were reinvested in the shares
of the companies that
paid the dividends. The port¬
folio was liquidated in Jan.
15, 1950, at which time the Dow-Jones Industrial
Average stood 7% higher than it did at the beginning of the
study. The rate of
return earned in the portfolio was 12.2%
139,558,000
20,000,000
5
for
Co.
to
The Bureau of Business Research has
received
327,911,700
7,900,000
July 31-Aug.
Canada,
warrants)
issued
company
improved
on
Recently James J. Sudol,
Jan.
$403,414,000
July 24-July 29_
SEC
for
and
manufacture
Winnipeg,
the
&
be
Monday, July 17, 1961
,
debentures
issuing
the
prices
.
1,552
52.5
During the month of June, there were a total of 246
registrations with a dollar
$1.9 billion and at the end of the month there were 515
registrations still
pending. In the first week of this month, 19 issues were
filed, 22 were cleared, one
suspended and 511 pending.
FLOAT
Bonds
Co.
The
Ltd.—
sinking
volume of
sessing every indication of appearing, remains unchanged compared to last week's
projection. The total municipal backlog is up by $150 million due particularly to
the state of California's $225 million issue slated for
Aug. 16.
Corporate
offered
&
1958—.—_._
a
$60 million increase in corporate bonds, $30 million
stocks and a $120 million drop in municipals—in contrast to
figures. The total backlog of corporate issues, however, pos¬
FOUR-WEEK
6%
1959_
estimated
an
St.;
with
debentures,
shows
in corporate
last week's
statement
will
at
The
by
Brooks
1969
repair
Andrews
Instead, it will be overshadowed by the impact of the
dollar demand of $112 million if not held
back by the SEC processing or for other reasons in a market
suffering from disquieting
world news and still uncertain Administration
plans.
The
sf
and
W.
shares
Fiscal Year
Treasury's announcement upon the investment community as to its unusually large
$16 billion financing which provides for $3.5 billion new cash.
In addition, like last week's numerous
issues, approximately 41 equity offerings are
on
1960
Materials
&
P.
(with
1981
stock.
sale
.
complete the picture of the extensive
filings registered with the SEC in recent
fiscal years, the
following figures indicate not only the number of filings but also
the percentage of
filings of companies that had never previously registered an issue.
These new companies are the ones that
take the longest to process.
;
Co.'s
investors' attention this week.
public
To
'
■
Ave.
due
common
.
Construction
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
<
series
2431,
p.
•
American
-
company,
the" execution
to
193,
Securities Registered—
Delaware
of
This
subject
conditions.—V.
transfer.
to
Beneficial.
remains
other
Bethlehem Steel Corp.—Secondary Stock Offering—
July 11, 1961, it was reported that a secondary offering
of 727,2C0 shares of this firm's stock at $40 a share had
been made through Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York
City. Proceeds will go to the selling stockholder, Massa¬
chusetts Investors Trust.—V. 194, p. 111.
and
assets
receipt of appropriate rulings from the Internal Reve¬
and
i
Beneficial
of
the intention of Beneficial
of
subsidiaries
merger
earnings
'to
as
assets
all
tof
corporations
Consummation
and
and recites
merger,
as
equally
eliminates
business
the
formal
each
for
companies,
Service
nue
eliminated.
be
merger
to
a
rank
authorized
will
entire
both
preferred
to
the present Western
pre¬
Beneficial common stock receiving 1
of
stock
such
cumulative
4.80%
similar
holders
will
amendment
the
prior to the
Beneficial
new
generally
with
prior to the merger. Holders of Beneficial 5% cumula¬
stock will retain such stock.
All classes of Beneficial
stock
presently
of
share
share
preferred
erence
1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
terms
and
held
common
tive
(214)
>
.
.
1,269,380
1,475,726
1,422,207
2,149,641
2,589,119
2,528,363
.
15, 1961
(the liquidation date of Sudol's study) the Dow-Jones Industrial
Average stood at 633.19—221% above the beginning level but 11% below the subse¬
quent May high. Table II reveals the distribution of the issues on the basis of the
growth rate achieved.
"
TABLE II
Distribution of the Compounded Growth Rates of Market Values of
Individual Stocks
Number of
Individual
•*
,
;
.
:
•
•
-
.
external
financing; and Producing Properties Inc. reported desire to
raise capital by selling two million shares of common.
The following depicts this
last week's indeterminate backlog data:
.
\
Compounded
•
-
Growth Rates
,
Common Stocks
-
-
Growing at
Various Rates
"
(in%)
2
■
TOTAL
INDETERMINATE
Corporate stocks and bonds
251/2—281/2
BACKLOG
This
Week
$1,240,000,000
'
Week
WEEK'S
EXPECTED
$1,100,000,000
'W'"
F.
Eberstadt for the latter issues.
Sales
s
stock.
for tomorrow (July 18) include these
municipals: Bloomington, Minn.
($3.5 million), State of Maine ($9.6 million), Meriden, Conn. ($4,802,000), Newark,
N. J. ($8 million), and these corporates:
$13,750,000 Capital Southwest Corp. common
stock underwritten by Rotan, Mosle & Co., and Northwest Natural Gas Co.
140,000
shares and $6.5 .million first mortgage bonds with Lehman Bros,
handling.
In addition to the Shell Oil and Certain-Teed Products offerings, Wednesday (July
19)' has listed 435,000 shares of American Photocopy Equipment Co. common stock
via Lehman Bros. Thursday may witness the Apache
Corp. $4.5 million in 300 units
(Minneapolis, Minn.) and State of Mississippi
Moreover, sometime this week these demands
capital may come up: Swingline Inc. 200,000 shares of common via Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; 376,369 shares of Taft Broadcasting Co. common stock via
Harriman Ripley & Co. and 320 shares of Vic Tanney Enterprise common via S.
D.
$4.2 million tax-exempt disembark.
for
.
'■>'
Fuller.
20
13
15
15
0
—
4%
NOTE:
are
88
•
,
growth rates
listed instead
1
3
-
of 91
because
three
companies
merged.
were
The
There
<
4
Negative
issues
same
were
used
in the
Sudol
study. An absence of the stellar market
performers of the past decade is noticeable. Had these issues been included, the
earning rate would have been much greater.
set
under the management of APA Inc.
11
131/2—16%
71/2—IO1/2
"
\
4
IOI/2—I31/2
and
Today (July 17), the day of the Treasury's roll-over of $1.5 billion of short-term
bills coming due plus $500 million new
money, William Brothers & Co. is hoping
to offer 350,000 shares of common through
Reynolds & Co., and World Color Press
Inc., via Scherck, Richter & Co., and Dempsey-Tegeler' & Co., 218,000 shares of
common
.
41/2— 71/2
"
Besides the Treasury and Shell issues mentioned
above, there are several other larger
issues coming up. Stockholders of Certain-Teed Products
(as of July 19) and Chock
Full O'Nuts (as of July 21) are expected to be offered
rights to 127,570 shares and
Co. for the former
•
16%—191/2
FINANCING
$7.5 million debentures, respectively, via Lazard Freres &
■
191/2—221/2
*
THIS
1
'
221/2—251/2
Last
LAST
WEEK'S
FINANCING
In the week
ending July 12, member bank free reserves were increased from $449
million in the previous week to $878 million. Federal funds dropped from 2% on
July 6 to a fraction of 1% all last week until Thursday, July 13, when it went up to
iy4%.
.
During the week through July 12, corporates publicly sold amounted to $197,451,750.
This included seven secondaries totaling $62,755,500 and $41,043,400 in senior debt.
Corporate stocks and bonds added to the Chronicle's calendar of July 13 added up to
$75,929,240 and $30,059,240 of this consisted of equities. This figure included 14
"Reg A's" assigned offering dates.
Municipal sales came to $159,550,000 and additions to the Chronicle's calendar of
larger tax-exempts amounted to $307,231,000. This sum
000,000 State of California issue scheduled for August 16.
•.
>
-
-
<
.
was
boosted
by the $225,-
July 13, 1961.
Volume
solidate
its
various
constructed
be
The
in
plans
chairman.
Simkin
owns
188,966
and
three
with
offices
after
shares,
163,453
other
in
and
I.
in
finalized.
B.
shares,
office
new
a
-
building
to
subscribe
1'
\
nated
and
L.
A.
amounts
to
be
The
sell
to
propose
Simkin,
Vice-Presidents,
three
officers
aggregate
an
supplied
Edison
Co.—Preferred
Stock
along
of
Offered—Kid¬
Union
Securities
Stetson
&
&
to
retire
Hornblower
Co.,
$2,000,000
in
Ginger
Ale
Corp., $100,057 a share for a $5.48 dividend,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Salomon Brothers & Hutzler and
Wood, Struthers & Co., jointly, $100.27 for a $5.50
States
and
after
prior
for
loss
transmission,
of
the
ended
distribution
sale
and
of
It
in
the
under
liquors
and
its
Short-term
company
trade
own
electric
Preferred
4%%
31,
in
and
net
CAPITALIZATION—-Giving effect to the sale of the new preferred
and the redemption of the 6.40%
preferred stock, capitalization
,the
debt;
at
company
80,000 shares
stock,
$25
193,
was:
stock;
the
of
EFFECT
debentures
Brunswick
corporation
tration
statement
of
South
623
with
the
SEC
June
covering
30,
filed
regis¬
a
400,000
the
Option
company's 1960 Restricted Stock
Plan.—V.
193,
Winslow,
Butler Brothers—Sales
A.
Up—
$48,749,000
of
—v.
193, p. 2107..
new
a
British
corporation
shal'r not
'
.
- •
;
&
indicated
for
jointly
Isles.
affiliate
financing
owned
j
.
have
doing
is now
business
.r'
•
;;
v
■
Lemon
&
"Unifinance
company,
Pan-
Lynch,
&
.75
2.75
&
Equitable
Securities Corp.—
—V.
p.
193,
2540.
'
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;
In.; February,
of''a
,
at
Cal-Tech
p.''2003.
Frankifurt-am-Main.—V. .19>3,
Systems, Inc.—Acquisition—
7• -
'
Acquisition of. Extrusion COrp. of America by Cal-Tech Systems was
announced-by' Cal-Tech -President- Frank J. Schnoor.
•
•
•••; "
• ;;
'Extrusion Corp.j Gardena, Calif.,
producer of aluminum store front;
window.1 frames",' matching doors ahd other eixt'rusions' fdr architectural'
use7
of"Cal-Tech-stock."
in-exchange for-11,009 shares
acquired
was
tdVCal-Tech'slsales,.during ; 1962.—V.'.193,
p.
Electric' Power Co.
—
;/
;
700.
7
i
investments
additional
rapidlyChemical
shares
of
of
June
30
figures.
the merger, Frederick Hainfeld, Jr., Presi¬
will become a Vice-President of Chemical
Co.
Chairman
and
of
newly-created
a
Long
will
Trust
become
Honorary
of
this
,
wholly
Chairman
,
Subsidiary—
Nicolaus
V
'
to
and
this
of
company
Banking
Corp.
announced
was
as
a
Harold
by
H.
the
as
25(a)
Section
under
known
is
Act,
Edge
the
of
the
new
Federal
Reserve
Act,
will function
company
Co.,
&
1.50
''
'
—
•
tional
tial
to'
them,"
first
the
that
Mr.
business
of
Helm
Chemical
in the Bank of Liberia Inc.,
services.—V, 193, p. 2323.
interest
facilities
The
company
H.
the
and
as
well
-
is
April 30,
of
Part
;
Report—
$1,537,000 - or $2.15 per common share, top
shares outstanding presently.
-
compared .with
Profits
1960.
on:''the'", fewer
the
provide
in - its first annuaL report to stockholders revealed
earnings for the fiscal year ended April 30, 1961.
714,025
are
This
as
-
!
Berlin,
president, said the company's
consolidated sales'
year reached $24,657,890, up 10.8%, on which CMI achieved
earnings
There
;
and
sales
M.
net
Interna¬
is the signing of an agreement with the Bank
Monrovia, Liberia, under which it is contemplated
International Banking Corp. will purchase a substan¬
Inc.,
minority
record
for
said.
Chemical
Chicago Musical Instrument Co.—Annual
,
and^Call
sell. Put
facilities
and
announced
Banking Corp.
certain
„
resources
Liberia
of
Registered—
in
Helm
Mr.
*
pointed
York
New
additional
.75
1.50
'
Helm
out that the new corporation should contribute
expariding the international activities
of Chemical
Trust, which has long been active in world-wide
banking.
"This development should strengthen
our
close ties with
pur many; corresPondent banks abroad" p.ss /we are now
able to offer
distribution
and
International
Chemical
of
banking
a
Mr.
1.50
management
415,000
of
Chairman.
Bank
increase
the
of
first -time
a
common
of
$22,254,000
year
were
ago
in
in-
9.1%.
the year ended
or $1.97 per share
outstanding. " *
'• '
sales- for
$1,327,000,
shares—674,025—then
sales- Berlin
noted,
the
is
inclusion
for,,
$1;495,327 in sales ffotti'a recently acquired Canadian*;
192, p. 398.
'
-'subsidiary, Turner Musical-Instruments, Ltd.—V.
Carco Electronics, Palp Alto, Calif —Files With SEC—
.
On June -27, 1961 filed- a ."Reg. A'% covering-,30,000
;• Cincinnati Enquirer, Inc.—Partial Redemption--7:
shares " (no par)"- to, toe offered
at $9.50, without ;
The corporation has called for redezhption on Aug. 1 next, through •
,'rVJ- "Wi-.'■«.• '•
\
'
operation of the sinking fund, $189,000 Of its 5% -debentures due
•'
The
proceeds
will; be used far purohase of equipment, leasehold
Aug. l,. 1967'at 100%.. Payments will be made at the First National
improvements, research and development and working capital. \
;
Bank, Cincinnati, Ohio.-=-y/ 192, p. 111.
V I
£ The
/
-
class
company
A
capital
underwriting,
;j
.
into
of
the
to
s^arehnlHptrs
importantly
Lc.^.2j0Q
Inc.!
.
'
V
Founded
in
Pebruary of'/ this year, Extrusion's sales reached
a
m'onthly rate of" $40,000 in' three months.,'..3jhe new'wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary is expected to ; contribute between $1,500,000 and $2,000,000
desirable
be
entered
facilities
plan.
2.00
2.75
4.65
Options..
agreements with
Capital'Management' corporation and- Denmar, Corporation, both of
Miami, Fla. -Capital Management, which'has no history of operations
prior to February, will serve. as principal underwriter and investment
adviser.
On its- recommendation, the Fund has entered into an option
selling
agreement" with ' Denmar. '
The
prospectus
lists
Alfred • W.
Douglass of Fort Lauderdale, Flai," as President; He and three other:
management officials, are officers and directors" and .Stockholders of
Capital Management and of -Denmar.
»*•
to
has
banking
basis
the
on
Trust
Incorporated
that
It
had
30
corporation in foreign fields.
Another wholly owned *
subsidiary
of
the bank, Chemical International
Finance Ltd., was
formed
in
1959
and
has
been
operating as an investment-finance ;
corporation under the Edge Act.
Wilmington, Del., filed a registration
statement
with the SEC on July
3,
covering 30,000 shares of
common
stock.
The company is an open-end diversified
investment
.company which was organized under Delaware law in February,- 1961
ahd which proposes to purchase securities considered by the manage¬
ment
will
million
June
on
G.
subsidiary
Helm,
of 900 Market St.,
company
$126
in
Trust,
Island
Long
Formation
Fen-
Jafray & Hopwood
Capital Income Fund, Inc.—Common
This
C. L ,T.'; and Amexco . announced the establishment
'German^financihg; company, ."Universal Kredit Bank; with
West
the
owned
,
headquarters
Charles
of
2.75
-
New
board composed of present directors of Long Island
Reinhart, Jr., Chairman of the Executive Committee
advisory
as
Inc.
.
Federal Reserve
11 and in New York
Chemical New York share¬
Company,
issuance
the
million
Island
York
New
which
<,
{
.
the
July
on
for exchange
Long
New
G. H. Walker & Co.^-—..—
J. C. Wheat & Co._Lil_i'_—
C. T. Williams & Co., Inc.
; J. R. Williston & Beane—
Stifel,
.
'
Super¬
merger to customers, employes
meetings by Frederick Hainfeld,
fend Harold H. Helm,
York Trust
Company.
Under the
world-wide
authorized
Trust.
4.65
Smith Inc._
Stephens,
2.75
of
State
2.00
Pierce,
ner
hm
-.,;
the
of
the
at
Trust
Bank
York's
$431
of
of
1.50
Merrill
E'lworthy
:
..
K.)
(U.
&
approval
of Governors
City
Island community.
their approval of toe
Island
2.00
;____
Inc
.75
Dominick—_—
New
York
Bank
4.65
Co
Brothers
Masfui-Hagan,
Co.:
&
the
Trust with assets of approximately
Upon the effectiveness of
2.75
Lehman
.75
Chemical
voting
dent
4.65
Johnston,
*
Co.—Merger OK'd—
into Chemical Bank New York Trust which
4.65
2.75
.75
Corp.
of
becomes effective
%
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
rKcoast,—-— .-.75
Limited,-has opened offices at,
103 Mount Street, London, W.l Harry A. Cairns, for many years an
executive
of one of the leading British "hire
purchase", companies,
is managing director of Unifinance. t.. v.1
iri a joint statement, C. I: T. and Amexco said their recent studies,
ahd
the early operations of the new London
office,,, "indicate that
the immediate opportunities for extension of our" credit facilities there;
are
greatest in? the industrial financing field. -British industry gen¬
erally is aware of the urgent need, for iplant modernization-in order'
to
maintain its
world' market
position.".,
This
Robertson
shares
120,000
totaling $4.63 billion.
funds
all
Reynolds & Co., Inc.
Dominick
sell
advistory board.
2.75
Dewar,
announced
to
for shares of Long Island Trust, when the
the ratio of approximately 0.657 share of
capital stock of Chemical New York for each share of capital stock of
Long Island Trust.
The merged institution will have total capital
through the exercise
& Sons———
>
Co.
Express
working
of the proposed
Island
Long
stock
the
below,
to
Garden
outlined
were
of
capital
in
subject
in
advantages
Long Island
merged
New
forth
set
Piper,
r
that
in the
American
be
In
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.
North & Co.,
Clarke
for
•
Chemical
conditions
1.50
W.
proposes
on
plan,
48,441 shs.
Co
Richard
Cooper
the Board
and
meetings
shareholders
2,355,669 shs.
9.00
Co.
is
merger
.
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<
Brown
used
Long Island Trust Co. and Chemical Bank New York
a merger of the two institutions.
The effec¬
of Banks
growing Long
The Ohio Co
Alex.
family.
merger
President
7,138,400
1.50
,
be
It will add 14 well-established Long Island
banking offices to Chemical New York's present system of 110 offices
in the New York City area. The merger, it was pointed out, will extend
First Boston Corp
Goldman, Sachs & Co
9.00
Allyn & Co., Inc
&
will
-l
Chairman
Outstanding
The
Stetson
Lestrange
stock
approved
and
573,300
percentages
Se-
of
Jr.,
the
10,371,000
subscribed
be
,%
■
.
*
_
C.
additional
of
July 12, Long Island Trust and
holders, respectively, voted proxies for more than the necessary twothirds of the outstanding stock of each bank in favor of the
merger.
Debentures").
18.00
■
Union
&
.
/
holdings.
the
special
City
FINANCING
Boettcher
93,597,077
Corp.—Forms Joint British Affiliate
and
for
7,138,400
and
respective
Inc.
v
.
C.I.T. Financial
This
100,885,014
18,079,384
19,621,690
At
assets
Bateman, Eichler & Co
Sales
intendent
its
58,012 shs.
48,441 shs.
terms
Weeks—
&
Barret, Fitch,
1961—6 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—1960
7
Cohu
Arthurs,
Period End. June 30—
States,
3,000,000 shs.
the
the
Inc.
1115.
p.
in
Co._
Hornblower
common
shares, issuable upon exercise of options issued or to be issued pursuant
to
&
sale
his
of
have
ot
System.
value,
preferred stock
which
Dillon,
curities
Chicago,
Ave.,
Wabash
on
United
Co.
tiveness
for
and
$573,300
10,371,000
1981
1,
par
("Unsubscribed
Eastman
Corp.—Files Option Plan—
its
particular for
personal
Trust
distributor
sole
States
PRESENT
TO
(par $1.66%)
■
This
was
subsidiary.
series:
purchase,
rights
2540.
p.
of
date
$17,880,000 in long-term
and 281,632 shares of common
1961
preferred
of
value.—V.
par
31,
March
which
underwriting agreement, the underwriters named below have severally
agreed to purchase, and the company has agreed to sell to them,
severally, at the subscription price stated plus accrued interest to the
stock
of
the
the
in
sales
net
Cuban
of
due July
UNDERWRITERS—On
of
income
7 500
in
Chemical Bank New York Trust
$1,000,000
without
cumulative
Common stock
its
in
members
his
of
1961,
GIVING
deb.
stock,
$4.25
with operating revenues of $10,531,943
$1,511,603 in the calendar year 1960.
is
United
(Canada)
sub.
conv.
issuable
EARNINGS—Operating revenues of the company for the 12 months
March 31, 1961 was $10,715,284 and net income $1,518,537 com¬
ended
pared
Cohu
company
produces and distributes other
marks. Its main office is at
notes, due annually July 1, 1969__20-yr. 4% sink, deb., due June 1, 1976
minor
from
and
involved
Numerous
reported
company
expropriation
notes
additional
an
the promotional expense and advertising
initiating the distribution and sale of gin, for which
production facilities were recently constructed at its Philadelphia plant.
The prospectus lists
Maurice J. Cooper as president;
and he also
owns
83%
of the outstanding stock and holds the balance in trust
costs
City.
York
4%
a
the
company,
also
whiskies
wines
March
through
tally, the sale of electric appliances. The company is a member of
the
holding company system of Eastern Utilities Associates. It has
a
substantial direct interest in Montaup Electric Co., a Massachusetts
generating company, from which it purchases all but
portion of its electric requirements.
the
of
countries.
possessions. The
New
by
Authorized
is the generation, pur¬
electricity and, inciden¬
company
has
capital
and net income of $1,379,000 cornspared with $45,080,000 and $1,304,000, respectively, in the like period
of the preceding year. For the fiscal year ended Sept. 30,
1960, sales
were
$103,509,000 and net income $2,567,000, after a special charge
new
business
Winslow,
and
used
are
names being "Jacquin's"
and "Garden Club";'and
vodka, rum, brandy and other specialty items.
It
outstanding 380,000 common shares.
Net
proceeds
to
the
company
manufacture and distribution of Canada Dry
line of carbonated beverages in the United
Scotch
CAPITALIZATION
BUSINESS—The
chase,
months
_
imported
Ave.,
be
statement
produces
Shareholders
business
foreign
Walker
EARNINGS—The
six
1976.
1,
full
beverages
Park
100
preferred stock is redeemable at the option
at redemption prices ranging from $107.91 for those
to June 1, 1966 to $104.91 for those redeemed on or
company
June
$3,264,000
the
certain
other
alcoholic
redeemed
a
territories and
:
of
the
net proceeds
from
the
sale
will be used by the company to retire
the presently out¬
standing 6.40% preferred. The balance will be used, first, to prepay
in
full
the
company's
short-term
bank
loans,
which
amounted.'to
$570,000 on May 31, 1961, and, second, for construction purposes.
the
is
and
and
certain
Weeks,
will
the
principal trade
now
loans, for capital expenditures
and equipment and as additional
facilities
principal
1925,
Johnnie
for
&
sale
in
five-year warrants to be issued to Stroud.
in the production and sale of cordials
engaged
short-term bank
of
/BUSINESS—The
the
included
is
company
also
for
from
formed
DESCRIPTION—The
two
it
the
and
Inc.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
Securities
of
100%
Also
issuable under
The
conversion
price
for the debentures will
be
share of common stock through July
1,
1981,
subject to
adjustment. Call prices range, from 104%%
to par. The offering is
| being underwritten by a group headed jointly by Eastman Dillon,
including additional plant
working capital.
'
shares
per
dividends from June 1, 1961. The group was awarded
the issue at competitive sale on a bid of $100.6499.
Other bids for the preferred included Stone & Webster
PROCEEDS—Approximately
amendment.
subordi¬
DESCRIPTION—The
der, Peabody & Co. and White, Weld &,Co. and asso¬
ciates publicly offered on July
14, 1961 an issue of
40,000 shares of this company's 5.48% preferred stock,
$100 par value, at a price of $102.4299 plus accrued
dividend.
convertible
11, 1961. The subscription price is
offer will expire on July 27, 1961.
$29
Brockton
of -4%%
$7,138,400
debentures due
July
300,000
amendment.
by
for
1981 at the rate of $100 principal
amount of debentures for each 33 shares held of record
as
respectively.
shareholders
individual
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
president and Charles H. Booth
1,000,000
outstanding common shares,
the
Of
394,420
6073
Winnipeg
are
prospectus lists Saul Simkin
board
as
Number
194
,
„
{ California
group-
headed
high bidder
Offered
Bonds
—
A
Halsey, Stuart &. .Co., Inc. was the
July 12 for $8,900,000 of this firm's first
by
on
Carpenter.' Steel' Co.—Acquisition—
The
-
has .announced
company
with
agreement
an
the
101.09%, to yield approximately 4.93%. Other bids for
bonds as 5s eame from Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
annual
stock
penter
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
the
toward
financing
The
from
payment' of
additions
of
bonds
new
the
sale
short-term
and
the
of
bank
will
incurred
the
to
Inc.,
the
be
for
the
applied
California
nardino
Electric
Power
Co.
Riverside
and
Counties, Calif.
(jointly with another
San
Bernardino
and
Barstow.—V.
193,
2540.
p.
principally
operates
cities
Principal
utility),
*
'
in
San
Springs,
This
According
Ber¬
volume
include
Mills
Blythe
of
net
Mills
founded
firm
pursuant.:%o
the* request
previously held by Camerina, give- Camerina
shares,
in
and
properties
;
.
is
Petroleum
in
gas
properties
Kansas
The
total holding vof 318,527
Corp.
Canada
Lake
Erie,
Louisiana
in
is
and
a
company
the
engaged
the, United.-States.
Ontario,
and
United
in* the Saddle Hills and Swan-Hills
it
in 'tho production -;
It
in. Texas,
States,"1
.
Products,
with
2219.
p.
of nickel
and
iron including
.
Corp.—Acquisition—
Hospital
Mills
acquired
was
hospital
Supply
and
•
Co.
surgical
of
Chicago,
supplies
of
28,000 shares of Cenco common stock.
Alfred A. Strelsin, Cenco Chairman, the annual sales \
Hospital Supply is currently in excess of $4 million.'.
last
earnings
year
totaled
$165,000,
he
said.
with manufacturing plants in Chicago and
distribution center in Houston, Texas, was
more
than
50 years
ago.
Irving Mills is President of the
its shareholders comprise many members of the Mills family.
Supply,
and a
Illinois,
will
operate
the
company
as
will be continued.—V.
a
Securities
and
Exchange
corporation on June 23,
common shares
(par $2) to be
t-, The proceeds will be used for
holds
Utah,.
oroducing
^
subsidiary and Mr.
193, p. 700.
Mills and
Minn:,..— Files
Commission—
1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 100,000
offered at $3, without underwriting^,*
repayment of debt, and working capital.
also .holds-'. produc,t'ive-
areas
;T i Charles Jacquiri et Cie,
This
Oklahoma,
''
of Alberta. V
Canada Dry Corp.—Subscription Rights—The company :
offering to the holders of its common stock rights to
company ^pf
tration* statement
*
2633
with
Inc.-r—Common Registered—> ">?-'■
Trenton
the' SEC
on
This
tration
Ave.v Philadelphia,
filed
a
regis?-?
-July '7 covering -140(000- shares"'of "
common
stock, of which '20,000 shares are to be-offered for publicsale
by the issuing company and 120,000 shares, being outstandihg r
-stock, by .the; present holdtrs thereof.v. The offering is to be made orr •
an
all or
none
basis through underwriters headed
by Stroud! & Co.
Inc.
The
offering price and underwriting terms
to be supplied by
1303 Elm St.,. Rocky Ford, Colo.-; filed 'a regis- ;
the SEC on July 3, covering 1,000,000 shares
of
company -
with
statement
stock, to be offered for public sale at $1.50 per share.
The offering is to be made on a best efforts basis by Stone, Altman »
& Co., Inc., of Denver, for which it will receive al selling commission
of $0,225 per share.
\
:
!
of
common
(
The
April,
was
farm
organized
in
and
company
distribute
industrial
equipment
manufacture
1961,- to
developed
by
Francis
and
H.
President. One of these is a material compressor
or
pelleting machine said to be capable of producing a complete ration
for livestock
and poultry from marginal or waste products, such as
prairie grass, silage and sugar beet pulp, potato pulp and the fines
and by-products of seed processing methods.
Although several Clute
machines
are
said to have been
profitably manufactured, none has
Clute,
...
.
.
oil-and
192,
alloys
Champion Aircraft, Inc.i Minneapolis,
over 45%
of the 698,622 common'shares, of Great Northern*
outstanding."-"' "i ,*
"
*', •
.Camerina
of
a
to
Mills
management
With
„
or
presently
Aug., l„ 1961.. NTH
for- tenders 'made-,
5, 1961, which
♦•*.-"•;/
*' ..."
'
other" shares fof .Great Northern'
.-•«
102,578
and
Cenco
his
Camerina to Great Nol'th'etn'tf: shareholders^n June
expired; on' June 30,,.1961.
These shares; together with
.
distributor, of
and
Hospital
.
Land, president, has announced that Camerina acquired for
$9 a share, 215,949 shares of the common stock of Great Northern
Gas Utilities Ltd: * This represents all of the shares tendered by share¬
by
of
special
all types. The purchase price
V.
Northern
has
company
manufacturer
Camerina Petroleum Corp.—Stock Tender Acceptances
holders-of -Great
steels.—V.
stainless
Danville,
Gay
and
Cenco Instruments
facilities.
served
Palm
as,
interim
company's
at. regular redemption
prices
ranging from 108% to 100%.. and for special purposes, after June 30,
1965, they can be redeemed at prices ranging from 101.3%
to, .100%,
plus accrued interest in each case.
be;-redeemed
may
effective
Co.,
columbium,
tantalum,
bonds
loans
improvements
Smith
&
Steel
sales; volume over $1,000,000, will "be operated as a wholly-,
subsidiary of Carpenter Steel with no change in management."
West Coast company manufactures thin wall tubing in many of
newer
and
specialized
metals
such
as - zirconium,
titanium,
owned
The
99.9399; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
99.836, and White ;Weld & Co., 99.28.
(Francis H.) Clute & Son, Inc.—Common Registered—
■
stockholders
Products, Tnc'. 'of El Cajon, Calif., under which-all of the
of NTH Products will be exchanged for. 15,000 shares of Car¬
NTH
of
the
;
""'7.7\7 '
'
mortgage bonds,' 5% series" due" 1991,; naming a price of
100.15%. The group reoffered the bonds on July 13 at
founder
and
market, assembly line basis. The com- 1
of the,assets of an unincorporated business,
including oatent applications
and manufacturing rights.; In exchange therefor,
the company issued
614,636 common shares and agreed to pay Clute from the proceeds
of
the
stock
offering $50,237 for cash
advances and certain ma¬
chinery and equipment.
The company also issued 35,364 shares at
$1.50
per
share to certain associates of Clute for cash
advances
aggregating
$53,046.
Net proceeds of the cash sale of additional
stock
will be
used
for various
purposes
related to the company's
business activities, including $400,000 for materials, component parts
and process inventories for a pelleting machine, grain dryer and seed
thresher
and
treater;
$150,000 for research and development;
and
$569,000 for working capital.
yet
produced
been
pany
on
a
mass
has acquired certain
conducted
heretofore
bv the Clute familv,
Colonial Corp. of
America—Proposed Stock Split—
corporation have proposed a 2-for-l split of the
common shares subject to approval by shareholders
of an increase in
authorized shares, from-two million* to four million at a special meeting
t-
of
Directors
on
Sept.
.
12.
this
There are now 991,040 common
shares outstanding.
to issue the pew stock Nov..-6 to stockholders of
Initially, dividends on the largercapitalization
will be 30c a year based on a quarterly rate of 7y2c per share. This
Compares with^current annual cash payout of 60c a share based, on a.
15c
quarterly rate on the present number of'.shares outstanding.The-eompany plans
record
^_V
on-
1Q1
Sept.
n
.29.
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•
•
"
_etor 2-037(1.' Claudr D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
.
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,]sticai Issue on Monday]- Other offices: 135 8. La UaU«
Willlam;.Dana Seibert, JTreasurer;; George J. Morrlssey, Editor. Published- twice an week; [every Thursday
(general news and advertising issue) with a stat
at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act.,
Street, Chic&ga 3. Illinois (Telephone STate'2-0613) ; Copyright 1961 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as s?Cqpd class matter February 25, 1942
of March 3, 1879. Subscription in United States
ajiiada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries,
per year.
tes, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Ca
$72.00
NOTE:
On
account
of
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign subscriptions
and advertisements must be made In New York
fund,
,'
4
(216)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Commonwealth
Oil
Refining Co.—President's Report
Mich.,
and
The
six
earnings
company's
ended
months
June
expected
are
30,
it
1961,
to
was
be about $6,100,000
disclosed by Sam H.
in
the
(In
first
the
Mr.
Casey,
Second
earned.
lower
He
Commonwealth
reported
net
of
$6,618,000.)
were
retail
lower
in
lower
first
the
prices
in
president
second
was
quarter
caused
of
the
11,577,525
redemption
recent
shares
common
and
conversion
ceding
convertible
the
bank notes.
between
will free
1'his
said,
he
now
July
1961
14,
mortgage
sold
York
5 V2 %
F,
through
City.—V.
Co.
'.
'
due
stock,
•'
.
"'
•
1,
Dillon,
of
1986
5V2%
F,
this
and
Union
firm's
7,500
51/2%
The Irving Trust Co.
Securities
disbursing agent of the common
poration.—V. 193, p. 2324.
stock
&
"The
cents)
of
1,
City
Bank
This
the
the
cor¬
statement
common
stock,
offering
headed
33
is to
to
be
cents
share by
on
The
share.
per
SEC
offered
made
be
Madison
the
by Frank Karasik
additional
an
with
Also
included
shares
12,500
or
which
&
Inc.
Karasik
10
&
Loeb
&
&
Webber,
customers.
store
It
Smith,
Barney
Stone
for
each
is
and
by
other
corporate
owned
Philip
Milton
by
Of
purposes.
the
outstanding
Witter
&
Becker
&
Co.
18.71%
Md
of
has
company
it
,
the
transaction
The
acquired
announced
was
retaining
trained
Parker
Irving
all
were
will
company
sidiary,
by
Finance
Jacobs,
Corp.
of
Silver
of
&
operate
&
Diana
Finance
Parker
and
as
wholly
a
adding
of
be
this
the
11
of
corporation
of
Joseph Axler,
of
to
about
$11,000,000.
President of Davega
Wilcox-Gay
their
merge
two
agreement
firms
tunity
of
and
2.9%
in
Davega
New
Corn,
have
companies
and
importer and
Line
25
the
.
Stores
and
announced
the
on
approved
and
1960,
in
crease
the
fine
the
United
the
during the
of
Ashbach,-
of
by
Corn,
year.
of
The
is
in
Tape.
West
Ger¬
$9,495,498 during 1960 an increase'
net, profit from
operations for the
income
resulting
This
lects
re
192,
of
the
■
'
prior
year
substantial
a
of
East
York,
■
succeeding
Electronic
Thirc}
address
and
Street,
of
the
1.4,
s?.le
the
to
incorporated
was
Mgr.
on
manufacture
assemblies,
name
company
1961,
of
for
certain
business
It
is
in¬
t
•
numbered
193,
'
.the
purpose
electronic
«.
i
►
•
of
to
used
plant
,
TO
to
on
electronic
for
defense
mercial
-products
electric
food
the
which
is
PRESENT
and
p.
laws
of
in
connection
of
the
and
the
present
FINANCING
(par
10c)
1791.
■
•
.
.
Outstanding
line
the
to
the
The
company
co mm op
spares
on
June
(par
tprough G. A. Saxton
The
proceeds
Diamond
will
go
23,
$1)
1961
to
be
filed
offered
SEC
a
a.t
"Reg.
a
A"
price
covering
to
be
20,000
amended
-
maketf,
July
common
for
13,
Co.—Common
Stock
Offered—
1961
of
300,000
shares of this company's
stock at $23 per share. The
shares were offered
the account of certain
the
BUSINESS—The
none
The
of
916
South
firm
a
(no
due June
S.
(no
debentures,
1966
convertible
Barth
less
&
&
15,
Co.
Riverside
Dr.,
St.
stock
($.25-
all
the
100,000 shs.'
of
the
with
TO
193,
•
Ira
Haupt
&
due
with
the
terms
Co.,
take
and
stock
the
all
the
of
underwriters
'
Co
Laird
&
eo.
E.
Bacon,
7,000
$126,800
'
if
is
any
shares
of
requires
taken.
of.the
'
each
such
"
&
* Evans
Hough
Co.
&
ft
Eichler
Inc
4,000
Varnedoe,
Inc. __!
Co
3,000
Robinson-Humphrey Co. Inc. 3,000
&
Boyce
R.
J.
&
&
&
3,000
Co.
Corp.
company
of
nounced
by
William
for
J.
&
last
year,
Dynacolor
35mm
is
under
Mr.
the
of
Reeves
Evans
&
&
Co
2.0
j.
Inc
Co.
&
&
t
8mm
labels
do
Brown
film.
and
of
color and
plant
black
in
Co.—
1.5
Rosenthal
of
•
Podesta
Michigan
&
&
&
Co.—
&
Co.ft
—ft:'.
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&
&
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&
D.
Co.
Stifel;
&
&
Durst
Westheimer
&
&
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leading
independent
The
35mm
leading
-
*
company is
color film, now
retail
•
A.
1.0
Lorraine
L.
Inc.___
1.0
Propp
Co.
1.0
McDowell,
Stetson
:
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Wm.
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&
Co.—ft— * .3
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.3
Co.--
&
Blair
-3
Inc.———
-3
Inc.—ft—ft—ft—•
Dimond
Payson
B.
.5
.3.
Inc.—-
Co.
______
White
&
ft
&
Neufeld,
Inc.—
Co.—-
Inc.-
Schneider
Inc.
.5
__ft——
&
Noyes
Gooakind,
.5*.
.5-
&
&
Co
Co._
Robinson
.ft— '
Co:_—-
&
-3
.3
.3
Faradyne Electronics, Inc.—Stop Order Hearings—
The
ties
SEC
of
Act
has
1933
instituted
which
the
photo-
hearing
for
opened
July 24,
"stop
order"
challenges the
statements
Va.,
filed
by
this
1961.
purpose
of
taking
the Securi-.
adequacy of two
proceedings under
and
accuracy
Belleville,
evidence
N.
therein
•
.
J.,
is
.•
company.
scheduled
._
-
A
for
'
Faradyne
factor' in
being sold
organizations.
Brothers
Tegtmeyer &
C. T. Williams
<
..
114.
p.
white
processor." of
a
'
Phillips
Cullman
David
Inc.
ft—ft-.' -.5
Caldwell
H.
Hudson
—._
,5
Sons
;—_____ft-
Wm.
H.
&
& Miller
Co.—
1.0
registration
and
also
an¬
&
.ftf"Newborg & Co.
1.0
194,
Mellen
Marache
E.
Co.:
Cohu
Weston
Co.
Co.
.5
".5
-5:
Inc.-
Inc
————————
1.0
& Co.
Nicolaus
-
Joseph,
1.0
.5.5
Logan & Co.__—
George
1.0
—__
Wagenseller
v
Supply
was
I.-
Carlsen
&
1.0
Inc
Co.
Winslow,
Harris,
Bonbright
B.
&
Currier
1.3
ft'
.7
.7
<
H.
1.3
Co.——
___.
Cppen'neimer
"
&
.7
Co
&
1.3
Meyer & Fox
Lerchen & Co.__
.7;
.7
Youngberg—
Bishop & Co—
Craig-Hallum, Kinnard
1.3
Frank.
Kalman
M.
"1.3
—1_
.7
—1—
Amott, Baker & Co. Inc.—_
Baker, Simonds & Co. Inc.—
•-•••'. 'ft"ft'Inc.
.
Boyce__
Deetjen
Co
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner—
Wyllie and Thornhill Inc.—
1.5
1.3
Co._
<fe
1.3
.___
Co.—
.7
Inc
Co.
1.3
Inc.—
Jenjcs,
&
.7
C0.1
Inc
&
1.5
& Hopwood—
Lane, Space Corp.
Lundborg
Stone &
&
Lee
&
&
1.5
Jaffray
&
1.5
1.5
—ft 1.5
Sulzberger,
Newton
Pizzini
Woodard-Elwood
1.5
.___
Co.—
Bros.
,
1.5
Corp
Stieglitz
Hentz
1.5
Sons—
Hogle
A.
George
7'
&
it
sum,
Norfolk,
*_
noted.
.7
B.
Emmuel,
President.
foot
.7
Mason
&
-7
Co._—
&
Co.—
Lentz,
W.
.7
Kaplan & Co._T_—
H.
1.5
Co
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co
2,000
'
»
Service
cash
both
John
.7
Inc._
Co..—.——.____■
&
1.5
Watling,
2,000
Beane
&
,
Photo.
■
2.0
Middlebrook
&
.7
—
MacCormack
Stern,
2,000
1
'
Dynacolor'^s
square
nation's
Kodachrome
private
Daniel
duPont
Coburn
•
1.5
Stein
"
,Co.ftft
....
.
Campbell
Brown,
Campbell is equipped to
finishing in a new 20,000
early
2.0
Putnam
2,000
ft—
Co..
undisclosed
an
———
Co
I.
Kirkland & Co
2,000
»
purchased
Va.
Inc.
Cowt'n
Inc.
has
Norfolk,
2.0
Co
1225.
Dynacolor Corp.—Acquisition—
The
Co.—ft
&
.7
Wiesenberger & Co.ft
Bingham,
Walter
&
Hurry
2.0
"Irving
Inc. .2,009
Co.—,_
Chisholm
Williston
Arthur
6.0
Hallowell,
Inc.—ft 2,000
Straus,
p.
,
23.5
M. Byllesby & Co.
Crowell, Weedon & Co
2,000
„
Daniel Reeves
Bros.
are
Co
H.
2,000
4,000
193,
any
of
2.0
Pipo-.',
^SlisirGS
-.
Co.
&
Newton
Stein
the
portion
Inc
(Johnson
under¬
Lentz,
&
named
below
have
severally,
corporation the respective percentages'
the common stock offered hereby in-,
purchased:
%
7
'
ft
%
from
Co
The.
follows:; r"»ft.-
as
Additional financing de-;
&
H.
additional
4,000
Josey
.
stock held of record July 6,
&
J..
underwriters" must
Anthony
I.
•
.
Inc
Goodbody
ft-ft
agreement
an
Holton, Henderson & Co.___
Rice & Co. Inc.
Blosstv & McDowell
-
Co.
Barth
First
423.270shs..
into
James
Co.—
'
Co.
Cruttenden,
Outstinding
$154,500
4,000
&
.
220,000
•
_
Boettcher
Halle
ft
the
Beil
ft
240,000 '
220,000
Co
Burni.am
J.
Under
Co.„__
Co._^___
&
Co
&
:
&
Walston
4,000
&
Co
California
Schwabacher
for
'ft
$ 29,000
j
7,000
.York
$220,000
&
Co.__
&
underwriters
Brothers
Francis
company's
named
Bateman,
Corp.__.__
Whipple
Boettcher
if
&
Hutton
F.
First
underwriters
_____—14,000
&
below,
Stearns
Bear,
Gregory
Shares-
t
&
Strauss
S.
Sutro
common
ft
and
kits
purchase
to
Lehman
•
Haupt
J.
220,000
unsubscribed
the
dicated
3
systems,
underwriters.
stock
number
the
underwriting agreement
purchase from the company are
to
Amount
rights to expire July 21.
DempSey-Tegeler
the
to
which
writer
•
ft
Capital Corp.—Additional Financing De¬
July 10, 1961 issue reported the offering of\
shares of this firm's stock to stockholders at
share on the basis of one additional share for
of
com¬
said
of
stock
agreement,
the
the'
purchased.
2665.
p.
agreed
ft
entered
additional
and
-
.
'ft
,
1,500,000 shs...
representative
as
of
ltiore
be
may
underwriter.
Courts
.-
7
"
underwriting
for
pay
of
names
the
of
•'
.
below,-Under
or
tails follow:
ft
has
one
Mason Brothers
Inc.- 220,000
612,463
$27 per
FINANCING
ft"
•
.
Jan,
company
forth
set
of
debentures
,
220.000
each three shares of
industrial,
•
organ
PRESENT
—
below, for the sale of the additional
Ira
-
default
managing
Co
below, severally, 1 have
conditions, to purchase
debentures
said
of
Co.,
Fay I.ic
&
named
certain
to
—$220,000
&
444,551 shs.
tails—Our
Gov¬
the
ft •--ft
Mar.
par)_
UNDERWRITERS—The
and
Clair,
392,013
2,000,000
subject
involving
is
California
—V.
foiv
elements,
and
organs
'/-'ft
debentures,
—ft—
1970
Common
due
2.792,633
492,013
2,000,000
1,000,000 shs.
amounts
than
Co
Skaesrs
Hooxer
busir
States
The
Authorized
.
Outstanding
$1,701,432
6,758,214
•
In
field.
—_1„—
—
6%
ft;
—ft
convertible
1,
,
-ft
FINANCING
1973
1,
underwriters
-
EFFECT
a
Francis
$1,701,432
6,758,214
value)
par
commitment,
Strauss
First
and
GIVING
St.
2151
PRESENT
TO
value)
par
circumstances,
Divis,
defense
audio-visual'
net
•
manufacture
company
EFFECT
associations
respective principal
—V.
selling stockholders and
proceeds will be received by the
company.
offering was quickly oversubscribed.
of
J.
pro-forma basis,
for the year ended Dec. 31,"ft
its subsidiaries had consolidated net sales
earnings of $415,583.
" 7ft'
a
and
at
located
are
Amount
the
possibly
to
heating
purpose
electronic
indebtedness
Sundry
6%
—V.
Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York City, headed an
underwriting group which made a secondary
offering
on
J.
•
'
H.
Co., Inc., New York.
to a selling stockholder.
Salt
its
United
,,
company
$4,076,290
,
re¬
Addition,
ft—_
underwriters,
with
of
electronics
consumers.
market,
I960,'the
Courts
&
Crystal
with
purposes,
entertainment
includes
of
urban
of
2,792,633
loan
stock
pref.
certain
ft
;
together
Irving J.
222 000 shs
•
offices
GIVING
deb.,
stock
common
capital
industrial
to
_
for
organs
product
home
and
the
company
equipment, special
area,
service
a
engaging
Detroit Stamping Co.,
Detroit, Mich.—Files With
.
r
the
of
working
exploration
customers
field
Western
payable:
with
compared
proceeds,
the-
products
space
the
the
project.
executive
and
sub.
conv.
made
the
electrical
commercial
to
users,
in
and
CAPITALIZATION
components
Authorised
1,000,000 shs.
,
stock
193,
an
of -Norman,
company,
in
.
in
Calif.
UNDERWRITERS—The
.
sale
■
Common
—V.
the
business,,, and
Norman, Okla.< ..
in
1960
Electronics
the
the
added, to
be
In
project located
project in the city
entered
blocks
others
6Va%
Okla., and its subsidiaries
design, engineering and manufacture
and
electrical
equipment and systems,
with particular'
air-borne
telemetry
systems.
The
company,
sells
is,
Dempsey-T'egeler
EFFECT
of
Southern
Valley.
apartment
housing
also
four
officers
Cum.
of
,ft
in
areas
.
from
balance
be
new
a
principally
electronic
various
of
operated under the
located
at
50
partnership,
Center,
a
Vernon, New York,
GIVING
savings
To
the
292,
two
Fernando
geographical divex-sification
.
2,000
2541ft,. ftft 'ft
p.
$35 000 000
* \.
company.
CAPITALIZATION
proceeds
The
expected
EARNINGS—On
-
•
under
the
engaged
consumer
that"
expected
exceed
previously
Supplies
Mount
net
initially
is
etistom-built
manufacturing facilities, and working capital.-
New
1961
exploration electronics business,
commercial and consumer products
emphasis
2507.
p.
4
•
from
at a maximum of $2.25
per share.:
will use its net proceeds,, estimated at
the purchase of additional inventory, in¬
BUSINESS—The
state
and
ernment
equipment.
this firm's
for
of
•
in
of
Grundig Majestic
company
crease
will
construction
are
sole
of
'
the
•BUSINESS—This
greater
the
underwriter
$85,000,
30,
ago.—V.
year
space
the
common stock at from
$1 to $2.25
total, 100,000 shares were sold for the
of the company at $1
per share and 12,000 shares
the
a
banks.
to
funds,
ness,
Of the
account
for
the
Inc.,
Co., N. Y. City, publicly offered 112,000
T. M. Kirsch
share.
a
June
on
has
banks
To
2,000
.
date
garden
cooperative
redevolpment
contracts
and
To
-2,000
.—
"
,
locations
substantial emphasis on other
this policy the company expects
of
unit
36
company
company's
Palo Alto,
tracts
home building '
in or ad- •
such
place
purchasing
Francisco
into
San
to
unit
78
a
The
by
To
30, 196i, sales1' totaled $45,631,764, a
$46,977,053 in the- same 11
months
in
the
from
same
owed
other
oppor¬
Phonographs,
Grunaig
electronic
operation.—V.
'
>
the
Stereo
profits from company operation.
sales
of
the
two
companies will
of
the
throughout
net
first year
have
of
De-Flectronics, Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant
July 6, 1961 offering circular, Theodore Arrin & Co.
shares
I960, ft
the
continue
also
UNDERWRITERS—The
States
$311,741.
1
and
June,
corpora- '
subdivision
on
date
Authorized
2,000
$4^15,840,
to
and
Clara.
Notes
approximately $845,000 will be used by the company tp retire
outstanding debt, of which $835,000 represents short-term indebted¬
ness
final
of
directors
will
centers
made
additional
to
of
Wilcox-Gay
Hi-Fi
Receivers
high-quality
amounted
combiped
in
amounted
-
share-for-share
a
Alto
San
June
date.
discount
Wave. Radios,
(exclusive
adjustments)
Palo
shares,
Leonard
of
the boards
areas.
Wilcox-Gay had a sales volume
of
2$ft. over 1959. The actual
year
'year,"
California
a
other
and
area
and
pursuance
a
that
to
but
activities. In
this year
development
2,000
month
as
seven
only
not
complete
Santa
Haupt & Co. and associates publicly of¬
fered on July 7, 1961, 75,000 shares of this firm's com¬
mon stock
at $34.75 per share.
ft: •
7
.ft,
ft. •
.
completion
basis
companies
early
Jersey
in
by
both
an
stores
Television
other
of
at
New
Short
and
plus
many,
approval
distributor
AM/'FM
Recorders,
Go. Inc.
Co
ilth
the
Orange
of
operations
existing
to
ftV'ft ftft"
1961,
City
decided
into
2,000
Winckler Co.—
Up—
June,
the
company
housing
Offered—Ira
and
been
stockholders
operates
York
for
ended
operation
the
on
company
has
voting
J.
F.
Since
area.
expanded
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co, 220,000
exchange of stock.
The
Northwest
Offered—Pursuant
homes,"
"Eichler
as
Calif,
been
,
own
Davega Stores Corp.—Proposed Merger—
plans
.
Son—
&
known
Alto,
the San Francisco Bay
California,
Dorsett Electronics Laboratories, Inc.—Common Stock
volume
President
Hilliard
Pacific
$3,869,151
over
months
PROCEEDS—Of
Mr.
B.
■
2,000
._
Sons
&
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke_-_
sub¬
its
Edwards
J.
j.
1960-1961' fiscal
fiscal
Stores
Finance,
annual
an
Clement A.Evans &
Stores Corp.—Sales
of
previous
carrying on its function in Maryland, Washington,
C., Virginia, W. Virginia,
the Carolinas and New England, will
engaged
primarily
in
commercial
receivable
financing.
It
has
D:
A.
ftft
of'6.4%
Terms
owned
some
Palo
CAPITALIZATION
:_
ft;
6,000
6,000 "
organized
was
jacent to
the
Co.
&
>
debentures
have
Campbell,
McCarty
company
popularly
the
Drive,
:—_ 4,500
Inc.__ft 4,500
Co.
chain's
personnel.
intact
in
3,000
Co
subordinated
activities
3,000
&
with
produced
products
1951
houses,
of
y
in
2,000
Whipple
of engineering,
for
the
purpose
of'acquiring several residential home
businesses, one or more of which had been operated by the
company's founder-President, Joseph L. Eichler, since 1947. Until 1954
the
company's
principal business was that of building and selling
4,500
:
t-iejiuuift
Charge
conversion
building
4,500
Co
in
Inc.—Debentures
Homes,
BUSINESS—The
tion
Bacon,
2541.
p.
&
Co.——
Mas,
xx.
power
tional land.
The
G.
uosepn
Vice-President
as
due June
1, 1973
Proceeds will be added to
the general funds of the company and used from time
to time for the acquisition and development of addi¬
4^500
'
of
and accrued interest.
par
3,000
Inc.
security,
continue
convertible
at
4,500
Weil,. LabouisSe,
of the pioneer manufacturer
vibra+ors for t^e
"nri *'•»«- '
16,666 shares of Dynamic stoek,
and
consideration
counter
will
Common
299
Parker
the stockholders
Rauscher, Pierce & Co. Inc.
6,000
Co.—
converters,
In
was
the
'
July 10, 1961 prospectus, J. S. Strauss & Co., San
Francisco, publicly offered $2,000,000 of this firm's 6J/2%
6,000
._
Vibration Research Laboratories, Inc.,
been announced by Harold E. Sulger,
a
6,000
& Co._
Co
decrease
cash.
management
to
6,000
Co
has
Sulger the acquisition
Mr.
supplies,
Eichler
prior J-
additional
9,500
Co—ft—* 6,000
Dodge
193,
Sales
Springs,
CIC.
issued
of
ft'-.
Co. Inc.__
3,000
Mitchum, Jones &
Templeton
ft__ 3,000
Model, Roland & Stone
3,000
Weeks-
apparel
;
Treasurer
be
McDonnell &
9,500
&
&
Bache
For
Corp.—Acquisition—
9,500
—
Noyes
Clark.
—V.
McDonald &
to
field
over
it
shs.
of Michigan Corp.___ 3,500 3
Goodbody & Co
.'
3,500
Manley, Bennett & Co
3,500
Friedrichs
Co
increase
The
an
acquired
York,
New
President.
power
tronics
First
Howard,
Co. Inc
Stone
Hornblower
;
Milton Modell, President, Eugene Modell, Treasurer,
Secretary, and 10.63ft
and
11.51%, respectively,
Vice-President, and Stanley Modell, Vice-President.
Credit Industrial
,
Watling, Lerchen & Co.__ft 4,500
Baker, Simonds & Co. Inc._ 3,500
&
Inc._
Co.—
Hemphill,
Cohen,
Siegel,
to
C.
9,500
&
G.
department'
stock,
of
1361.
9,500
Corp.
A.
outstanding 200,003 common
shares. The estimated $268,000 net proceeds of the sale of additional
stock will be used to retire a $77,000 bank loan,
with $100,000 used
to
finance additional inventory requirements and
the balance added
to working capital to finance p. possible increase in receivable
accounts
and
ft/1,109,368
$88,600 due to
193, p. 1225. 1
7%
particular responsibility for the
by the company.—V. 194, p. 6.
expected
31,
special expense item of
debenture bonds.—V.
a
company's
has
company
founder
May
W.
Webster
&
Securities
Dean
has
now
-
9,500
Jackson
&
chain
'
ft
9,500
Inc
Werthcim
and
'
the
Tuckahoe,
Dynamic's
>«■':
ft.-
R.
L.
Day_
ft
G. H. Walker & Co. Inc.—_
Walston & Co. Inc.___'_____
^
—
Drexel &
departments of
'-
V ft:
i
-
$5,100,000
Vft :
ft
9,500
9,500
:__
Hammill &
book
of
,
are
on
9,500
Smith
Curtis
company.
to
:
"-'.ft,
-
split approved by
held
Pierce,
Sh.earson,
consultant
*
Langley & Co.—
Tucker, Anthony &
Inc
Co.
tions.
as
•'
9,500
& Co.
ft-—
Hayden,
serves
J
»
*750,000
which
stock
1
Corp
Union
is engaged in the wholesale distribution of fiction and"
non-fiction, technical and academic books to retail stores, department
and chain stores, public libraries, schools and other educational institu¬
also
for
8
meeting
a
Brothers
Lynch,
Paine,
company
It
bonds
9,500
Ripley
are
cents
ft*
t2,000,000 shs.
Co._
per
statement
at
15,
According
ft—*
Inc
Dillon,
Fenner
commission s
p.
June
Outstanding
$5,100,000
included
period
of
Dynamic Instrument Corp.—Acquisition—
The
to be applied to the construction
'"ft 7ft ■ ■ ft " "
-.ft' ft ft'■
an
at
__—:
Kuhn,
underwriters
receive
these
are
Boston
Harriman
Registered—
registration
Frank
certain stockholders of the
.
at
company
in
par)
"."'"''.ft
Co.
First
Merrill
through
will
the
in
to
sold
basis
none
Inc.,
Co.,
of
1961
Securities
Elizabeth, N. J., filed a regis¬
July 6 covering 110,000 shares of
public sale at $3 per share. The
for
all
an
&
($2.50
fiscal
1961
retirement
$1.51, or
exercise of
'
''
ft
.
and
ft—
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Ave.,
on
payable
—
company
Blyth
has
Co.—Common
ft.
.
the
of
in the first six months
1961 against $3,747,000
sales of $3,696,000
ended April 29,
year
1960
were
upon
and
chemical kits
for
photofinishers.—
and chemical kits for photofinishers.
period. Operations for the six months period resulted
in a loss of $323,000 after tax credit of $487,000, compared to a profit
of $159,600 for the six months ended April 30,
1960. The loss in the
..
The
Distributing
of 1130
company;,
tration
of
Book
stock
fiscal
current
like
paper
paper
Monday, July 17, 1961
.
.
Report—
reported
company
the
in-the
>
company
r-'.-'.ft
1973—
proceeds
Lehman
Cosmo
the
of
,
■'
been appointed trustee, registrar and
co-paying agent for $50,000,000 principal amount of the corporation's
first and refunding mortgage bonds, 4%% series T, due June 1, 1991.
—V. 193, p. 2776.
:
1961
1961.
$400,000
1973
stock
Eastman
National
1961
The
1
r
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named
below
have
severally
agreed, subject
to certain
conditions, to purchase from the selling
stockholders
the
following respective number of shares of common
stock:
ft' "■
■
■
•
■
■' '■
-ft.
77/
7ft Shares
ft .ft. ft.-.ft'-, v
Shares
Kidder, Peabody & Co
60,000
Francis I. duPont & Co
4,500
New
dividend
of
1,
.tGiving effect to
of
Consolidated Edison Co, of New York, Inc.—Appointm't
First
of
been
Co.,
agent and
10
(par
fiscal
common
mortgage bonds payable in
installments of $50,000 com- '
March
1,
1964
and
due
to Dec. 31,
facilities.
Systems, Inc.—Appointment—
has been appointed transfer
of
for
first
annual
first
snares
had
March
Common
192, p. 1608.
Consolidated Business
earnings
■■
■
mortgage bonds
installments
March
Placed
$100)
(par
31,
Six Months'
mencing
■
$2,500,000
July
series
Eastman
Securities
'
that
reported
was
series
preferred
privately
■'
.
it
bonds
cumulative
due
produces
-
through
.
sensitized
sensitized
produces
granu¬
made
are
..' / ' ft • ft.- •
.»•
capitalization
-
company's cas.i earnings
Telephone
'
-
first
annual
States
and
primarily in 30
made
directly for
manufacturing and
Authorized
4%%
and
Commonwealth
Privately—
its
the
United
flake
made
ended'March
year
share
Per
year.
CAPITALIZATION—The
1961, is as follows:
•'■-
from certain
pave
the
way
for directors to
consider
and year end the payment of dividends.—V. 193. p. 2324.
restrictions,
fiscal
adjusted for the issuance
options subsequent to March 31,
deben¬
-
...
with
fiscal
the
the
both
of
are
•
$1.35
Allowing for contingencies, Mr. Casey stated that "we see no reason
why we shouldn't continue to generate profits in this range in the
future."
ft
Mr.
Casey
said that
the
company
is
presently
negotiating
the
refunding of its' $16,000,000 of sinking fund debentures and $5,000,000
immediate
sale
Sales
outstanding,
now
of
and
salt.
sales, of $26,582,082 and
net
income
of
$1,500,880,
$24,844,459 and $1,372,625, respectively,' for the pre¬
gross
compared
tures, first-half net will be in the area of 53 cents per share, he added.
of
rock
r
EARNINGS—For
will
$3,275,000
when
quarter
the
noted,
'
basis
the
Commonwealth
the
than
that
said
the
largest salt producers in
production
and
outlets.
reported
earnings,
earnings.
On
following
1960,
earnings
year.
quarter
somewhat
run
of
year,
three
the
salt
a
the
In
months
full
the
in
Approximately 73%
of
sales
are
use
in foor
processing, animal feeding, chemical
other industrial
applications. The remaining 27%
meeting of the New York Society of Security Analysts,
also said that directors would consider paying dividends
Casey
later
six
for
Addressing
the
of
one
engaged
evaporated
eastern
states.
President.
$1,054,000;
is
is
lated
.
t"
•
also
and
and
e
nationally
Dynacolor
was organized in June
1959 "to engage in the manufac¬
distribution of high reliability materials, such as tungsten
molybdenum
rod
and
core,
and
basic
electronic
components,
including di-electric and electrolytic capacitors and precision tungsten
ture
8mm""
wire
forms."
Under
a
registration
statement
which
became,
effective
Volume
Nov.
at
30,
$5
1959, it
share.
for
to
six
about
.
of
to
200,000
$250,500
micro-w^re
tne
to
6f
shares
common
that
allocated
be
the
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
division,
and
Heller
Paine,
the
balance
and
the
months
to
state
including
and
hand
and
vacuum
electron
A.
and
precision-tungsten
wire
and
these
of
.
Blair
On
Jan.
30,
196b Paradyne
filed
a
new
registration statement
as
amended, proposed
the
public offering of $2,000,000 of
convertible subordinated debentures
due
1976.
This
statement
represented that the company would apply- $1,203,000 of the proceeds'
to the payment of a fixed obligation of its
subsidiary,- Mansol Cera¬
and
available
for
become
the
balance
,
,
.
respect
to
in
the
intended
the
and
false
of
and
Hentz & Co
A.
M.
of
assets
Investment
Metafiles
Feldman,
to
by
I.
Birnbaum,
facts
which
000
Ceramics
suant
failure
and
in
The
are
the
the
which
to
benefit
the
Brucker
promoters,
Bernard
P.
and
which
of
might be
payments
of
regardless
193,
formed
in
this
the
which
to
the
the'
is
company
which
the
time
it
began
Tank
T-35
The
optics.
company
manufacture
to
Periscope
incorporated
was
precision
optical
States
Springs,
government..
* :
Miss.
The
outlets
York,
six
zation
such
the
of
date,
and
-distributed
tion
•
the
of
without
issued
to
outstanding
has
remaining
—V.
•
of
of
plans
of
shares
stock
•
shares
the
hereby.
by
counsel
to
and
certain
other
conditions
the
On
McLarty
Duddleston
<
BeU
&
C.
J
,
—V
193,
Franklin
of
National
its
the
class
stock
A
of
the
been
corporation.-—\f.
Offered—Pursuant
to
6,030
New
ment
Jersey
end,
under
company
amended,
registered
pursuant
under
any
Federal
by
the
Small
riodic
that
granted
Investment
The
the
July
Company
N.
loan
States
and
invest
its
of
this
by
invested
is
is
and
are
to
financial
is
in
in
will
business
any
it
particular
in
to
the
any
loans,
convertible
options
or
as
of
to
if
one
type
of
of
into
common
wide
assets
TO
PRESENT
Issued
which
to
the
the
SBA
company
severally
thef purchase
agreed
$34,407.
to
is
may
connection
the
terms
contract,
purchase
with
raising
of
and
the
from
,
$391,100
241,838
$2,523,890
$1,862,825
1,790,830
1,191,097
370,054
2543.
comparable
expenses—
68,751,887
1,089,488
5,54-2,425
204,000
156,100
887,000
taxes.
171,902
140,732
868,443
operating income.'
charges
$296,940
$263,564
$1,454,019
$1,230,147
184,736
154,536
855,523
714,265
income
taxes
operating
194,
Co._.
authorized
$100)
of
5,369,397
709,900
715,048
•
8.
p.
this
Waterworks
Corp.
Debentures
—
Sold
Pri¬
11,
firm's
Jewelry
Corp.—Additional
follow:
•
the
and
the
respective
number
its
•
„
Paine,
Webber
Bache
Jackson
&
Howard,
&
Inc.—
6,000
Co.—
6,000
Co.
Neuhaus
R.
Co.
194,
This
severally
$1,866,641
share
the
lesser
number
3%
stock
dividend
200,000
Sales
this
of
totaled
&
*—__
Abercrombie &
&
Kentucky
Co.
Co
2,000
2,000
Co
&
3,000
2,000
—
Inc.
Ayren
2,000
13-week period ended May 27,
1961.
after pre'erred dividend requirements, to
the 4,506,863 shares of common stock out¬
of the period. It compares with earnings of
of
of
period
same
the
&
on
close
the
in
4,000
—.
equal,
was
per
at
standing
Co.
&
Beissner
Kenny
4,000
4,000
Up, Net Down—
of $1,822,020 for the
figure
cents
39
——_
Sons-
reported first quarter net earnings, after all taxes and
company
depreciation,
&
Labouisse,
Goodwin
Willis,
114.
p.
H.
The
Inc
Co.
Weil,
5,000
—;
Inc.
Lovett
6,000
Inc.
&
&
Moroney,
Co.
6,030
5,000
& Co.;
Friedrichs
6,000
Co._.
Inc—
Edwards
G.
A.
Grand Union Co.—Sales
Eastman
and
Simmons
Co
Co.
&
below:
Co
Dittmar
&
Co.
&
&
10,000
duPont
6,000
The
Day J—350,000
&
Courts
Noyes & Co
10,000
Hammill & Co._._10,000
I.
forth
set
ihares
Walston
Inc.
under¬
stock
Goodbody
Underwood,
—V.
A
10,000
Hutton
F.
class
&
Co._—
Dempsey-Tegcler
E.
of
Shares
-
_31,000
Francis
-Amount
Anthony
shares
of
—
Curtis
represenattives,
•
underwriters
named below, for whom Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis is apting as representative, have severally
agreed, .subject to
the
terms
and
conditions
of
the
underwriting
agreement, to purchase severally and not jointly from the company
been
several
'
•
-
UNDERWRITERS—The
13,
of
had
Curtis
Ellis
$8,024,492
Financing Details
on July 7 of
at $9.50 per
share through Paine, ,Webber, Jackson & Curtis, New
York City and associates.
Additional financing details
Granbery, Marache &
1,430,000
-
issue reported the sale
140,000 shares of this firm's class A stock
$11,-
325 company-owned
of 2;229 outlets at
as
L.
R.
Blunt
Union
&
.
after
Hemphill,
Shearson,
Tucker,
1,139,620
—Our July 10, 1961
$7,500,000
-•
1961—5 Mos.—1960
$1,649,884
Gordon
units,
subsidiaries condealers,
&
Ohio—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
$1,812,462
1961, it was reported that $12,000,000
5V2% sinking fund debentures, due 1981,
had been sold privately, through Butcher &
Sherrerd,
Philadelphia.—V. 193, p. 493. -
increase of 7.4%.
(par
.
Co.
1960,
then
shares
distributed
equal
to
May,
40
of
increase
an
1961,
4.6%
over
cents
after
outstanding
in
share
a
adjusting
v
on
for, a
}
corporation for the five-week period
$60,599,773,
200,000
the
Inc.
200,000
Thomas
Johnston, Lemon & Co._
Ripley & Co.
——1_—
&
Barney
200,000
E.
825,000
Co.
825,000
435,000
^
Becker
Co.
&
Higginson Corp
S.
T
Rothschild
F.
&
Co._
sales
ended'
of
Jul" 1,
1961
$57,911,609
Co.
350,000
Baird
Co..'
Francis
I.
duPont
.
Goodbody
Ira
Pacific
Securities
Loowi
&
&
&
William R.
Stroud
—V.
Inc
350,000
350,000
350,000
Clayton
350,000
Janney,
Staats & Co.
&
Co.
194,
,
Inc.™—
114.^
p.
.
-
' -
.
Inc.i—_—
Co.
Clark
in
'
of
being
April
1961,
30,
Reading,
Fa.,
in
the
over
'
from
cents
$429,942
taxes,
a
for
taxes
year
100,000
'
ago
is
the
to
to
• $288,843;
$50
$1,136,709,
$558,783.
in
sales.
while
earnings
per
share
on
net
Earnings
before
earnings after
•'
•
"
ending
taxes,
April
taxes,
Int.—
taxes
this
by
were
1959,
increased
are:
earnings
26.7
shares
the
on
July
13 a registration state¬
30,000 units containing
(with attached warrants
of common stock)
and 90,000 shares of
Ripley & Co. Ins. will manage a group
to the public.
Each unit will con¬
securities
amount of debentures with an attached warrant
of common stock, and three shares of com¬
principal
share
one
share
in
each
for
the
Net
and
expansion
to
redeem
unit,
or
account
shares of common
selling stockholder. -
30,000
of
a
stock,
is
work
in
equipment; to
the purchase
and
its
5%
process
Gyrodyne Co. of
designs,
engineers
up
,
30,
SEC
replace working capital used in
of equipment since May 1, 1959,
participating pre.'erred stock and
6%
cumulative convertible preferred stock.
The balance of the pro¬
ceeds
will
be
added
to
working capital to be used to finance in¬
$11,393,009
taxes
$590,052;
after
of
the
with
Harriman
machinery
plant
ending
year
reported
sales
30,000
offered
creased
39.75 cents'
from
Comparable figures for the year
sales,
$9,377,513.;
earnings
before
capital
after
period
same
rose
$12,257,425
on
$912,998
from
earnings
Stock
proceeds from the sale of its securities will be used by the
companv
for the construction of an engineering office building and
a
flight test hangar together with concrete aprons; for the purchase
company.
Earnings per share
51.66
net
Ltd.- -New
Net
Battery & Ceramic Corp.—Annual Report—
increase
30%
5203,776,190
of 7.4%.
incrgase
stock.
One
100,000
100,000
•
and
A
through
year,
of
by
above.
Corp.,
proposed public offering of
subordinated debentures
market
purchase
of
-
s&les
an
120,000
Inc
V
....
filed
a
stock.
will
mon
& Co.——___
Securities Corp.
Battles &
-
W.
E.
350,000
"
to
Yeatman,
Mosley
Utilities
Gas
Petroleum
company
purchase
that
sist
Boenning
Co._
Co...'....-,
Co:
McDonald
Northern
covering
common
120,000
—
Suple'a,
to
&
Parke
350,000
company's current fiscal
$1,500,000 convertible
120,000
Co.—
Roberts
Schmidt,
;
'
ment
Co,_—
120,000
Co.™——I ' 120,000
Northwest
350,000
the
of
the
1961
'
8.
p.
Camerina
This
&
200,000
&
weeks
of
13,
Gyrodyne Co. of America, Inc.—Common Registered—
120,000
Sullivan
Haupt &
18
President
reported on July
Eastern food c'"ain.
was
185,000
&
Inc.
350,000
Co.
&
See
——
Lestrange
350,000
&
Inc.______
Co.
194,
Great
&
—___™__
Bosworth,
first
it
1960,
200,000
:
Inc.
Co.
Co.
"
York
W.
'
&
&
Scribner
Butler,
of
200,000
.
Warren
period
sales were $218,788,557, compare! with
corresponding period a year ago. This is
1,
the
—V.
Co.
C.
the
For
in
200,000
Deane
comparable
July
>
■,
Inc.
435,000
Inc.
&
Shepard &
Prescott,
Arthurs,
Co.l"_i:
W.
Jaffray
Singer,
435,000
»
Co.
&
Hopwood
435,000
—_
Robcvt
"
Hutton
F.
Piper,
435,000
435,000
435,000
Moseley & Co
■Blair
be
underwriters named below
the
company
the number
$541,476
charges
p.
General
v/
Privately—July
addresses
_!$1,430,000
Dillon,
Bache '&
no
subject to the. conditions
1,434,103
vately—July
7.
and
Jackson
Shields & Co.——
to
operations.
1,517,793
sales pf-,$64,426,147
an
and
Amount
v
Co.
328,132 shs.
initial
280,998
Net
Corp.—Additional Financing De¬
Shearson, Hammill &
Outstanding
the
1,113,209
296,612
*_
taxes
revenues——
to
and
ago,
Sold
1981
435,000
L.
'
500,000 shs.
commenced
UNDERWRITERS—Under
in
*
—
value):
in
that
7,495,510
1,762,000
operating income
—V.
2109.
p.
:
'
in
the
7,629,262
208,374
193,
Net
share.
$12,676,047,. against
Inc.
stock
names
Reynolds & Co. Inc.
accompanied
There
FINANCING
Authorized
debenture-
($1
p.
Inc.
to
EFFECT
193,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
invest
or
$11,905,647
1,530,119
Other
sales.-: of-,)'$6,4,025,022.. for
year
a
Co.—Securities
Curtis
G.
Lee
"security.
GIVING
par
stock
stock
or
stock.
company's
month
W.|C. Langley & Co.™, ,435,000
variety
to
Earnings—
1961—5 Mos.—1960
382,000
Federal
management
of
stock
common
the
time,
a
witn
were
Gamble-Skogmo
I860.—V.
••
Inc.
A.
United
intends
right
industry
purchase
the
purchase
proportion
*5%i subordinated
have
a
the
reserves
-•
Webber,
Smith,
•
,
to
defined
the
representing
concerns
1961,
Corp.
of
company
same
cents
principal amounts of debentures they have
purchase from the corporatidn are as follows:
Equitable
as
manu¬
control
computers,
1,544,914
income
Operating
Salons
13
ojfo^e^j^sis of
1961
June
Co., Inc.—V. 194,
to
made
any
area
Audio
respective
Broad
and
concerns
The
possessions.
although
in
consist
debentures
of
contained
810
railway
electronic
1961—Month—1960
Operating
reported that $7,500,000 of this firm's 4.90%
was
Estabrook
small
business
Capital
*
at
1960,
independent
the
of
in
and automation techniques
in
adapting to this
field ultra-sonics,
developments.—V. 193, p. 702.
now
General Telephone Co. of
■!'
of
corresponding
30,
Service
General
CAPITALIZATION
with
pe¬
condition
located
July,
submit
largest
most
pioneer
a
$13,432,945
Fierce &
Inc.
closed
a
world's
developed
equipment,
Period End. May 31—
of
net
compares
Harriman
examination
to
of,-1960,
June
Securities
company's
not' supervised
subject
of
Eastman
The
required
office
operations
as
Affiliate—
"
1960.
and
assets
1943
This
preferred
Paine,
also
equip¬
stated
the
or
company-owned
stores
and
1,930
2,262 outlets.
This compares with
1,904 authorized dealers, for a total
.
State
is
and
the
was
recent
31—
Rauscher,
desirable.
warrants
limitation
small
of
policies
or
company
principal
companies,
its
Investments
purchase
in
and
25%
deems
19,
invest
territories
funds
the
of
1960,
company.
operations, and
commenced
Aug.
will
laws
19,
Act
regulations of the SBA located in
industries
to
It
the
its
company's
J.
on
its
or
practices
Administration
concerning
company
Act
investment
authority, but
The
agency.
first
up
license
a
Business
reports
Newark,
St.,
of
to
the
and
by
the
under
inventory,
$2,410,591
after
—V.
'
16, 1959, is licensed as a small business invest¬
the Small Business Investment Act of 1958, as
non-diversified management' investment
management
its
incorporated
company
July
on
loans,
Telephone Co. of Indiana, Inc.
Lemon &
F.
BUSINESS—The
in
72%
rose
bonds -due
agreed
12, 1961
prospectus, Shearson, Hammill & Co., New York City,
and Heller & Meyer, East
Orange, N. J., publicly offered
300,000 shares of this firm's capital stock at $12.50 per
share.
Net proceeds, estimated at $3,369,500 will be used
by the company to provide equity capital and to make
long term loans to small business concerns.
of
of
"
•
$2,765,002
Net
"Net
*
currently
writers, for whom Eaine, Webber, Jackson
Dillon,
Union
Securities
&
Co.
are
acting
July
a
'
.
executives
several
open
'
UNDERWRITERS—The
Small Business Investment Corp. of New Jersey
Stock
-
will be operated
executive vice-president
from $50,474,
•'
mortgage
&
First
—Capital
;
•
■
$15,000,000 of 5% convertible subordinated debentures
'due July 1, 1981, at 100% and accrued interest, through
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Eastman Dillon,
'Union Securities & Co., N. Y. City and associates. Addi¬
tional financing details follow:
xboo.
p.
other
Johnston,
appointed
193,
and
of
Wulbern
Island- has
share,
a
General Acceptance
6,000
Long
is
has
It
use.
tails—Our July 10, 1961 issue reported the sale on July 7
America—Appointment—
of
income
Net
month
the
North &
6,030
Robinson-Humphrey Co. Inc.
Coast
operating taxes—
Other
has 80 showroom
manufacturing facilities in New
and
country
cumulative
the
Bank
sound
placed privately through Eastman Dillon, Union Securi¬
ties & Co.;-Stern Brothers & Co., and Barret,-Fitch,
2542.
p.
registrar
Carrison,
■
332
and
5%
precedent.
Inc.
6,000
.__
First Republic Corp. of
The
Pie~ce,
6,000
Co
&
the
0.6%.
June
close
first
Shares
45,000
_
Hough Inc.___
Bradford
audio
and
Forcite
of
to
division
City
six
the
for
Gas
The
Clement A. Evans & Co. Inc.
&
Rubber
cents
of
of
>1961 it
stock.
Shares
Kroeze,
Signal
field, and
current
Period End. May
manu¬
the exchange of 6,000
phase of projects in
a'total'of
for
to
matters
first
of
As
underwriters
named
below
have
severally'
purchase and the company has agreed to sell to them, *
the number of shares set forth after their respective names
below.
The' underwriting
agreement
provides
that the several
obligations of the underwriters are subject to the approval of certain
legal
plans
2434.
for
799,785
severally,
•
60,000
Pacific
control
its
General
industry
15-year-old
-
ago.
22
p.
the
sisted
the
of
commen
covering
Francisco.
Signal Co.—New Dutch
radar, transistor-operated
the railway field,
and is
Los
year
or
Sales
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
in
Angeles and Miami.
The company's sales for the
ended April
30,
1961, were previously reported at $2,increase of 63%
over
the $1,447,854 of the comparable
decrease
a
•
s.ock
disposition
or
unissued
but
Foam
a
193,
?for
are-presently
offered
rre
issuance
authorized
announced
coris^jiclated
v'
without
of" common
shares
210,000
electronics
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—Sales Off—^
authorized, stock were
the authorized capitaliza¬
500,000
the
direction
the
under
stock
common
"common
the
stereophonic
stockholders,
-
newly
which
for
of
of
This.. .Coi^o/ation reports
'the first six months of 1961.
capitali¬
and
of
Thus,
and. 75,000
shares
''
'
outstanding.
amended increasing
was
such
"consists
present
no
215,000
company
value,
par
issued
fidelity
future.
months
period
Ocean
at
authorized
shares
30,000
530,000 "shares
of
the
1961,
were
stockholders.
now
or
,
to
shaves
the'then
nominal
and
.company
!
180 000
compmy
the
of
22,
of
which
of
capitalizaticn
value
par
consisted
company
value, all
the charter
par
authorized
April
co-transfer
1449..
p.
in
systems
""negotiating the acquisition of several new and
They said Recco was the first of these to be
throughout
units
to
letter
who
Chicago,
$86,819,
1951, at
elements for
is
A"
through
$5
San
a
Railway
facturer
193,
Designs,
acquisition, made through
was
"just the first
division
353,648,. an
in
office
main
high
of
into
entry
Audio
Recco
'
was
near
Forcite's
,
1955,
company's
•'
•
"Reg.
a
at
Co.,
also with headquarters at The Hague, will manufac¬
in various countries, electronic and electric railway
systems and devices.
and
successor
'
CAPITALIZATION—Prior
without
the
•in
•
United
&
market
signaling
enterprises."
Joseph,
Jerry
the company began the
produc ion end marketing of high precision instruments for research
and
industrial uses
in
addition
to
its
military production.
At
the
present time approximately 80%
of the company's sales are .to the
In
program.
affiliate,
ture-and
$7,456,341
appointed
shares,
recent
a
Forcite
a
1941
astronomical
of
.
company
as
1961
partnership
its
announced
the
that
common
profitable
the
for the purpose of manufacturing high precision
prisms for
war
needs.
It expanded after World
War II;into production of high precision optics such as interferometers
and
has
area,"
In
other
and
The
and
expenses
>
BUSINESS—The
Railway
rcompany
Operating
by the company for the repayment of debt,
development of new products, purchase of additional
equipment and working capital. \
" *
"roof",
General
Federal
announced
Pur¬
—
filed
offered
for repayment
used
capital.'-
revenues
Forcite
601.
p.
1961
be
Miller
„
Saul
of
will be
This
completed, and that others are now pending.
Recco, with annual sales of approximately $300,000,
Common Stock Offered
—
June 26,
required
Faradyne.—V.
been
has
20,
to
$1)
Sellgren,
working
General
Barik
that
v
and
earnings
and*
June
on
(par
and
proceeds
ment
c
for consumer and. industrial use.
Forcite, through its Foam
City division, is the nation's largest. manufacturer and retailer
of specialty furniture
products featuring foam cushioning,
Josepn Krauss,. Forcite chairman,
and Victor Sabatino,
president,
enterprise would be borne primarily
purchasers of the debentures rather than
other
••x' The
Co.
Rubber
the
of
shares
systems
the
and
of
Feldman
corporation
Operating
used
was
National
Corp.—Note
reported
was
Forcite, Inc.—Acquisition—Enters New Field—
r ,
Mansol
proceeds
and
The
common
_
stock of the corporation.—V.
common
new
,
'
Corp.—-Appointment— "
Haven
New
This .company
extent
,
dramatic,
subsidiary of International Telephone & Tele¬
graph Corp., Nederlandsche Standard Electric Mij. N. V., The
Hague,
have formed a new joint affiliate Algemene Sein
Industrie, N. V.
$8,294,834
$1,594,446
Finance
telemetering,
"
primarily
3,000
Inc.
Solomon
offering circular, Kroeze, McLarty & Duddleston, Jackson, Miss., and associates pub¬
licly offered 75,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$4 per share. " Net proceeds, estimated at $255,000, will
be
First
.agent for the
to
Secretary, respectively, all of whom
shareholders,' and (2)
failure
to
state
clearly
c'ne
additional contingent payments of as much as $2,503,-payable
to
Brucker <and
Feldman
for
the
Mansol
assets,
a
respectively,
\i"
designer
risks
condition
to
alleged
an
1117.
p.
and
Ferson Optics, Inc.
;
was
193,
Flexible Tubing
r-
facturer
Board Chairman
regarding
financial
acquisition
$1,810,952
acquisition
clearly
Ayres
acquisition
the
would
-the
substantial
are
the
the
challenges various disclosures in the pending
the proposed debenture offering, including (I)
public shareholders and
B-ucker, Feldman and two
by
rr-V.
materially
were
and
Co.
through
state
that
also
Treasurer,
v
&
manufacture
3,000
™
1961—6 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—1980
to
offering
fact
sale
discuss
to
the interest of Manuel Brucker
and
Kenny
to
.
senior
Securities
3,000
Woissenborn Inc..
....
'
——
also
relating
failure
the
disclosure of
Commission
proposed
stock
the
failure
Ceramics
•
There
partnership.
statement
the
used.
were
Vice-President
Ceramics
of
the
Inc., Magnetic Core Corp. (formerly Brian
Caliite Tungsten
Corp., for which part of the
and
actually
proper
The
proceeds
Mansol
3,000
Rosenthal & Co...
Willis,
•
-
General Plastics
Corp., West Los Angeles, Calif.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
3,000
Hirshberg Inc
&
agreement
devices.
Placed Privately—July
$5,000,000 of this firm's
notes, due July 1, 1967, had been sold pri¬
vately, through Michelman & Hanf, New York City.
—V. 190, p. 1178.
3,000
Co.—
Parker
ceramic
1961, it
5%
,
....
.
.
Period End. June 30—
Sales
Casting Co.
Inc.)
proceeds
make
the
of
1792.
p.
&
licensing
a
General
7,
4,000
L
&
into
electric
4,030
4,000
Co._
&
7,500
Inc.—
4,000
—
&
Inc.
Masten
E.
Co.
(M. H.) Fishman Co. Inc.—Sales Higher-
'
,
193,
v.
Co.
4,000
Longstreth
Brown
Norris
& Co.
Inc.—■_ 7,500
HmckltV——— 5,000
-&
Adams
working capital to be
That statement has not
statement, the Commission asserts that
prospectus concerning the company's business
of
use
McDonnell
—
to
&
5,000
Co
7,500
——
Kidder
S.
A.
7,500
—7,500
Stieglitz
H.
earlier
misleading/ including
partnership
devoted
purposes.
.
the
disclosures
the
be
general -corporate-
effective.
.With
would
Co.—.
C.
5,000
Co
&
&
Cohu
Stetson
7,500
e,o.___
&
Loeb
&
Winslow,
.10,000
Inc..™
5,000
—
&
Jennings,
Mandel
—u.————10,000
Sons
Stone & Co Inc
4,000
Bissell & Meeds—— 4,000
Warner,
entered
5
Shares
& Grimm
Orvis.Brothers
———10,000
;
&
Konn
Newburger,
—10,000
Co
Co.
&
Kugel,
Laird,
Inc.—10,000
Igoe_
&
10,000
10,000
Co._
respective
piezo
Deetjen
E.
Hill, Darlington
10,000
Co
Co.
Co.-L
&
Halle
$%
Co.
&
Goodbody &
,
Which,
mics-
Stone &c
Hutton
Shields
coils and heater coils for cathode-ray
Faradyne "has recently started a limited
wire forms."?
-.*♦< : .
* w
\
&
Edwards
G;
Emanuel,
Richard
i
duPont
Rippel &
that
£.45,000
&
Inc.—
Co._—
&
Nugent. &
forms,;
their
■
A.
Co.—50,000
&
:i——
Allyn & Co.
F.
opposite
,
——————.14,000
Hayden,
metalizing
tubes"
production
manufacture
C
set
Shares.
.
Meyer—:
Francis. I.
E.
,
Webber,. Jackson
Bache
tantalum
*design,-develop
.
Hammill
&
Curtis
that
and
manufacture
solid
stock
capital
company's
?
Shearson,
$50,un->
with
(217)
.
capacitor
represented
that Paradyne was "prepared
market
a
plasJc
dielectric
capacitor"
within
improvements,
the
of
.
.
it
intended
to ."commence
preparations
marketing of an electrolytic capacitor of
slug
capacitor
type"
but
that
"approxi¬
mately
six
months
will
elapse
before
full
production
and
market
facilities of this capacitor can
be completed."
With respect to the
micro-wire
division, it was represented that said division "intendsthe
for
shares
names:
the
of
lurtner
was
manufacture
.
represented
would
$75,000
and
6073
offering
statement
proceeas
expansion
■
It
public
a
net
division,
plant
allocated.
Number
That
$806,000
manufacturing
000
made
per
estimated
194
cumulative
inventories.
Inc., St. James, Long Island, New
manufactures
rotary
wing
(coaxial
America
and
York,
heli-
On June 5, 1961, the company's backlog of orders
from the Navy amounted to
$20,355,000, At the same date ih 1960,
the figure was approximately $9,000,000.—V.
193, p. 7.
copter)
aircraft.
after
cents.
Hager Inc.—Common Stock Offered—An underwriting
'
General
and
spark
Greer,
pany,
S.
Battery manufactures a complete line of storage batteries
plugs in plants at Reading, New Philadelphia, Ohio, and
C.
A
wholly
Frenchtown,
N.
owned
J.,
subsidiary,
produces
Frenchtown
technical
Porcelain
ceramics
and
Com¬
recently
Marron, Sloss & Co., Inc. offered pub¬
July 11, 200,000 shares of this firm's common
at $5 per share.
Of the 200,000 shares offered,
group headed by
licly
stock
on
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(218)
18,000 shares were reserved for sale at the public offer¬
ing price to persons designated by the company, includ¬
ing employees and sales representatives.
The
the
other
2926
of
Hager
food-freezer
both
of
company
subsidiary,
plan
New
the
and
Indebtedness
For
-
the
of
the
of
net
were
will
used
be
the
by
$1,593,288
earnings
Dec. 31,
CAPITALIZATION
net sales amounted
1960,
Comparable figures
stock
Warrants
to
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
1959
stock
common
20,000 wts.
Putnam
&
Johnson,
—V.
P.
1558.
F.
L. Salomon
10,000
Co
&
Common
—
Offered
Stock
Hutton
E.
the
company
plant
other
and
of
The
facture
the
18,
N.
and
cilities
Lee
and
In
Higginson
Lester,
Ryons
Masten
E.
A.
the
under
and began active
located at 533
1944
laws
McDonnell
the
of
operations
Seventh
are
the
women's
suits
York
in
Tailored
Glasgow,
offices.
and
The
its
McKelvy
in
—V.
Ave.,
Co._
Suplee,
Yeatman,
Inc._.
1
Alstyne, Noel & Co.—
9,000
3,500
4,000
Trask
Wagenseller
Van
G.
4,000
H.
&
&
The
G.
company
making
fa¬
are
and Northern New
operations
control
9,000
14,000
products
the
for
Philadelphia
factory
the
and
business
for
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Smith
&
Authorized
($1
par)
associates
and
em¬
the
respective
number
obligations
shares
of
the
of
of
underwriters
stock
common
to
advertising
their names below are subject to certain conditions set
underwriting agreement. Subject to certain conditions set forth in the
underwriting agreement, the underwriters are firmly committed to*
purchase all of the shares.
Butcher
Ball,
Sherrerd
&
Burge
Moore,
Paine,
60,000
Lynch__15,000
Jackson &
Curtis
Dean
Stroud
&
Barret,
193,
&
Corp._
The
North
Co.
&
■
15,000
Newburger
Suplee,
Podesta & Co._10,000
Sons____
&
Co.____I„___
&
shops,
toy
to
'
-
had
Inc.
$.306
per
.
7,500
7,500
Co., Inc..
stock
share,
The
Hardeman, Inc.—Appointment—,
Midland
Marine
registrar
of
the
for 2,135,000
Trust
shares
corporation.—V.
194,
Co.
of
of
the
York
New
been
25
appointed
cents
has
stock
common
par
/••••
8.
p.
agreed,
to
subject
t
.
.
to
forth
below
'
Harvey
Aluminum
to
(Inc.)—Common
Offered—
Stock
July 11, 1961 prospectus, Kuhn,,Loeb &
Co. Inc., and Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day, New York
City, publicly offered 1,000,000 shares of this firm's
class A
a
opposite
Michael G. Kletz
share. Net proceeds,
estimated at $27,144,670, will be added to general funds
and
in
used
a
integrated
mill products.
fornia
to develop
program
fully
BUSINESS—The
Stanley
—V.
producer
the company into a
aluminum and aluminum
of
incorporated
was
laws
the
under
of
sales
tons
of
aluminum
zirconium,
company
California.
Angeles,
which
about
processes
are
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
notes,
30,
due
in
instalments
to
♦tClass
A
common
stock <par $1)_____
*
B
common
stock
Class
*4,000,000 shares
the
outstanding B
stock
on
rendered
of
A
common
common
share
a
for
stock,
share
stock
Shares
will
not
be
of
B
conversion
into
A
of
common
stock
common
the
A
Key
Employees'
stock
common
Restricted
reserved
are
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
purchase
to
severally,
forth
that
the
below
the
Anthony
Stock
for
latest
addition
The
the
sur¬
R.
A.
L.
C.
&
L.
set
Day
forth.
are
the
Co.
Inc
Kuhn,
Inc
Bache
Corp.
Whipple
W.
&
Co
Baird
&
Bateman,
A.
4,500
Co
&
Bradford
Brown
Brush,
&
Slocumb
set
&
Co.
&
Tucker,
4,000
Byllesby
4,500
Dodge
&
Co.
Davis,
&
&
Co.
Skaggs & Co
.
4,000
&
s.
Dickson
&
&
&
Francis
Eastman
Co
I.
Co.,
3,500
Inc.
Inc.
Pont
Dillon,
&
4 500
14 000
6,000
&
Co
9 000
Union
Co
&
Co._
7,500
Co.—
&
$12,938,246
$752,883,
share.
193,
1961,
in
the
1960.
equal
There
stock
B
31,
Corp.,
.
37
to
.
.
the
cents
share,
a
shares
with
compared
plan
'
new
to
this
city's
olympic-size
steak
"
*
>
h
.•**/
' *
•
.
"1
;
.
•,
'
-
f.
house
'
.
of
Hercules
terms
Hercules
sell
to
voted
of
the
Chairman
shares-of
Hercules
Hupp
stock
to
agreement
stock.
were
follow
plan
in
for
with
plan; for
another
plan;
debtor
'.
could not
On
April
30,
held.
meeting
of
Ijlupp stockholders is not required.
On
of
April
30,
$9,301,000
Hupp
the
of
ended
The
at
worth
193,
was
million
31,
$30,383,000.
to
of
a
sales
and
Current
each
shares
will
of
be
$11,325,000,
unani¬
share
of
loss
of
of
$18.9
net
U.
for
Approval
current
assets
April
by
30,
assets
in
income
were
was
Hercules
$1,069,000,
million
S.
the
31—
as
Steel
Operating
revenues
Operating
expenses
Other
income
joint
a
—V.
after
i03,
current
$18,861 000
was
interest in
York;
has
which
found
the
of
the
bf
that
he
2667.
p.
v :,:v '
the
to
stockholders
from
the
..V.
J
the
company
Liberian
has
Liberia.
project in
the Liberian
ore
three-fourths
a
Govern¬
American-Swedish
interest
Bethlehem
and
:
the
project is being financed principally through
The Export-Import
Bank of Washington;
the
fur
Wiederaufbau;. The
First
National
City
The
and
Swedish
Lamco
including Trafik AB
the project.
Syndicate,
of
which
group
a
Grangesberg-Oxelosund,
of
provision
is
increased
for
expected
for
begin
to
in
production
in
with
1963,
the
Ore'
future.
shipment
",v ;
first
the
mid-1963.
International Telephone & Telegraph Co.—New Dutch
•'
'
,'V."
Affiliate—
See
.
..
General
Railway
Signal
this
Co.,
ended
In
issue.—V.
193,
2215.
p.
and
record
the
12
prior
the
to
•
The
since
period
26,601,850
6,423,000
131,740,702
35,641,000
129,581 644
7,369,000
4,992,147
4,440,611
24,609,331
22,667,812
Income
8,280,884
7,406,136
40,278,953
38,071,580
7,299,792
6,480,561
35,429,158
a
increase
the
to
a
the
was
loss
of
ago.
For
the
'
"
for
'
r.
with
loss
a
point
below
report
May a
loss
last
year's
pointed
out
•
-
■
-
cents
for
company
the
Interstate
"
the
ago,"
the
share
a
■
in
year
for
equal
outstanding,
year ~ ago
improvement
well
$381,365,
months,
a
;•
of
shares
95
12
months
were
our
loss
of
or
current
:
"We
in
improvement,
stockholder
$329,836,
significant
a
quarter.
net
a
number
the ' 12
.
reported
3s
so
current
\"'v^
incurred
average
net
a
and
the
evaluating
in
2"JI
year
$1,439,000,
$1,403,000.
in
black
profitability
in
May,
and
stated. "As a
has been
they
year-to-date
level."
is
seasonal
in the
Christmas
period.
"In
addition
to
these
quarter
this year was also influenced
by unusually severe weather conditions
and the business recession
which, though diminishing in impact, con¬
markdowns
27,291,749
that
perspective
broad
a
company
'on
with
company
the end of
The
the
share
a
compares
same
historically
taxes.
gain
can
'
cents'
which
stated
period." As stated
in
the
interim
report, it
practice to, provide a 12-month report every quarter
the quarter,
98
Cantor
expansion
12-month
stockholders
For
W.
through
performance.
to
Sol
company's
months
company's
that
the
in .the discount field.:"/-,
April 30, the - company's sales rose to
high of $123,157,000;; and this compares with-$94,692,000 for
For^ihe
a
$28,267,000 for the first quarter
against $19,421,000 for the same period a, year
report to, stockholders, Chairman Murray' D.
interim
President
entirely
Stores?: Inc.—First Qtr. Report
has reported sales of
April 30,
their
Safanie
due
Department
company
which
loss
a
which
that
period,
reflecting lower
customarily follow its
Interstate's
sales
first
volume
quarter
and
peak
performance
factors,
our
first
33,599,696
33,531,000
the
2544
company,
with
year,
$
"$
to
affect
Chairman
of
statement
2501
with
North
the
Keeler
SEC
on
Debenture
Registered—
Ave.,
July
12
An
Chicago,
111.,
covering
100,000
filed
a
out¬
by
Interstate
of our conventional
President
stated.—V.
Vending Co.
—
department store operations,"
193,
sales
2779.
p.
Earnings Forecast
Sale—
estimated
company.
some
and
Interstate
Illinois Tool Wdrks Inc.—Common
registration
trustee
had
;
Ltd.,
iron
concession
interest.
from
loans
scheduled
reduced
1961—5 Mos.—1960
223,852 036
charges—
p.
•/■..
••«.-
Ore
Nimba
a
in
venture
companies
tinued
Net
operating
fore¬
,of
acceptance
the
.
Liberian, Iron
under
(LAMCO)
manager
as
earned
44,871,597 232,269,986
taxes
operating
Net
rejection
the
he
recommend
.1,
in
one-fourth
a
of
earned
47,933,780
;
will
$200,000,000
operated
Co.
Co.
the
compares
result
of
this
$
:
,
company
holdings
in
project is
three
Co.—Earnings—
$
of
existence
in
or
that
to be held in August that the 88,573 shares of
stock of the corporation be split on a 10-for-l
,
its
this
1961—Month—1960
this
of
common
interest
$346,000.
of
...
Illinois Bell Telephone
Period End. May
of Fleetwood
of the proposals before him.—V. 193,
any
J,/'w.'- .'-v-:,
•
Through
the
$43,947,000,
$25,086,000 and working capital
the
result
the failure to disclose •
report which indicated that
basis.
.
net
disclose
annual, meeting
outstanding
of
Hercules
presented
Working capital
ended
its
that
before-; the
of'-, the'
creditors
#'jt«V:'r^ojrg&ni^atloii:
acceptance *
to
would
.
(5)
recommend
Interstate
■
$1,627,000.
circular
"presently
and
898.
p.
have
stockholders.
period
and
1961,
1337.
p
worth
month
for
345,000
iwhich
reorganization
a
directors
the
ago.
sale
> "
liabilities
reported
March
liabilities amounted
—V.
net
had
nine
$11,4
Corporation
months
Net
In
sales
recorded
Hercules
and current
million.
$7.6
1961,
The
Hercules
was
International African American Corp.—Proposed Stock
'•
Ohio,
exchanged
offering
debtor
shareholders
failure
the
reasons
and
filed
had
I4i
and
issuer's
open
by Henry H. Timken, Jr.,
Ekblom,/ Chairman of Hupp, 2V2
be
Motels
the
the
Order, to -obtain -binding
Fleetwood;
events'
production
announced
will
by
the creditors of the debtor, the trustee or the bankruptcy court;.
the failure to state fully the procedure whieh the issuer would have
(3)
This
Canton,
.
whether
(2) the failure to state reasons and conditions (including
surrounding
the existence of
the
builder's
lien
and
the
of the mortgage) which may prevent the issuer's plan of
reorganization for Fleetwood from being accepted by the stockholders
per
Hupp; Corp.
O.
stock
publicly
of
Corp.'
to
and" John
special
a
assets
common
common
approval
Motors
its
provides
The
Nimba
deposit, which has proven reserves of approximately
250,000,000 tons of high grade iron ore, is being developed.in accordance
with plans
for an initial production
at the rate of 6 million
tons
broiling and free parking for 500 cars.—V. 192,
•
The
bankrupt;"
Keditanstalt
Philadelphia Marriott Motor Hotel,
multi-million dollar "Golden Mile," was
pool,
order
request, on the question
made permanent.
or
recasting
Swedish
swimming
Act.
problems
New
2226.
p.
Securities
the
of
reorganization
consideration
Bank
300-room
'
,
Directors
mously
This
22,000
the
for
German
on
July
13,
1961.
million hotel features the city's first authentic Polynesian
oriental gardens landscaped
with 26
tons
of
imported
rock,
~
.
187,
of material facts and
violate the anti-fraud
stock would
its
of
Intercontinental
the
in
lor
court
long-term
Corp.—Proposed Sale—
below.—V.
common
to
com¬
1558.
p.
representations
of
sale
17(a))
from
of
150,000
Atlantic City, N. J., debtor in reorganization proceedings
Chapter X of the Bankruptcy Act, to which purchase
of the stock sale were to be applied, in particular (1) a
of
LAMCO's
2,017,501
Intercontinental
of
proceeds
statement
...
,
$2,040,039
were
outstanding,
misleading
and
(Section
pursuant
Minerals
reported
company
1^961,
alleged
ment
Inc.—Earnings Up—
May
28,
offering
misrepresentations relate to the proposal of Intercon¬
tinental Motels to acquire the properties and assets of Fleetwood Motel
5,000
14 000
/
du
Securities
3,500
Co
Dominick & Dominick,
Doolittle
&
Co.___
Drexel
Frumkes
$5
charcoal
Federal
Bodine__
4,500
3,500
3^500
2^500
Townsend,
6,000
Inc.
.
Crouter
R.
Co
3,500
Co.
Co
4,000
Inc.___14,000
14|oOO
Inc
;
Weedon
Blair
10,500
Co.
&
Co.—
Sons
&
and
underwriters.
Dempsey-Tegeler
2,500
C.
Inc.
the
4,500
Inc.
Alex.
them,
stock
De Haven &
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
J.
to
Co
;
Eichler
Becker
G.
severally
sell
common
Co.
&
Davenport
6,000
&
&
Crowell,
Co.,
Inc.
Barth
of
of options.
have
to
Cooley & Co
9,000
12,000
Bacon,
M.
Clark,
14,000
Co
J.
H.
100,000
Co.,
Securities
Robert
Loeb
Burnham
100,000
Day
&
A
shares
(inc.)
American
&
of
representatives of
Anthony &
Allyn
below
agreed
undeT
their names. The purchase agreement provides
obligations of the underwriters are subject to certain
therein
& R.
Loeb
Tucker,
has
oppcMte
as
exercise
upon
named
company
issuance
Plan.. 150,000
Option
underwriters
and
for
The
opened
new
reissued.
reserved
issuance
Shares
Kuhn,
are
'reactive numbers of shares
several
conditions
stock
common
to
a
class
Corp.,
common
t200,000 shares of A
H.
M.
12,000
Shoppes, Inc.—New Philadelphia Hotel—
Under
for
reserved
convertible
D.
and
offering
severally
Inc.—
Mar.
on
public
opportunity for hearing, upon
suspension should be vacated
the
of common stock
Co.
H.
ended
earlier.—V.
company's
officially
1,750,000 shs.
is
11%
cents
and
year
Hot
The
$29,700,000
4,000,000 shs.
are
which
&
the
proposed
per
false
the
that
provisions
contract,
Kaplan & Co.—
filed
notification
a
$2
contained
Hupp Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
6,000,000 shs.
basis.
such conversion
upon
a
hearth
12,000,000 shs.
(par $1)^_
months
Hercules Motors
Outstanding
$44,000,000
34
A
See. Hupp
Sept.
;
1965
have
In
("Issuer")
share pursuant to such an exemption. The Com¬
mission's suspension order asserts that the company's offering circular
an
rose
or
class
volcanic
FINANCING
Authorized
5%
365,000 shs.
r
./
at
Split—
19,000
Co
&
$13,563,714 against
restaurant,
GIVING
$30,225
temporarily suspending a Regulation
under the Securities Act of 1933 with
of stock by this company of Martinsville,
provides a conditional
exemption from registration
public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
A
to
acts
30,000
products per year. The company also makes
brass and steel products. The executive offices
located at 19200 South Western Avenue, Torrance,
CAPITALIZATION
Outstanding*"
Cali¬
mill
titanium,
the
Los
near
Motels
shares
order
an
registration
from
public offering
amount.
in
issued
has
a
respect
seeable
purchase
15,000
Co
three
Earnings
1942. It is principally engaged in the business of producing
aluminum and aluminum mill products. It has an aluminum
plant located at The Dalles, Oregon which is producing at
an
annual
rate
of
approximately
75,000
tons,
and
an
aluminum
extrusion
and
forging and automatic screw machine plant
located
of
of
$676,573
in
Calif.,
H.
Kesselman
20,000
important
An
move.
color
of
Regulation
FINANCING
2110.
p.
the
bined
reduction
Torrance,
the
of
SEC
exemption
with
Shares
Helene Curtis Industries,
For
primary
at
book¬
names.
John
of
respect to
Virginia
The
shares
company
&
Heller
193,
digest
Harvey
Shares
& Co. Inc.--61.000
this
Intercontinental Motels, Ltd.—Stock Offering Susp'd—
to
below
named
respective
mal^e
to
in European publications, including European
periodicals, Mr. Woodman stated.—V. 193, p. 807.
American
$65,691, equal
outstanding.
750,000 shs.
conditions
and
their
•
stock at $29.25 per
common
V.
underwriters
terms
Interchemical
prompted
the
use
'
'
Lieberbaum
1961,
:v
par)_—1—__
with
plants are located in the Paris area.
explained that the rapid - growth of the- European
especially the spectacular growth of packaging
increasing
and
PRESENT
TO
—
the
juvenile
case
libraries,
shares
215,000
on
EFFECT
purchase from the company the number of shares
set
value
law
Authorized)
Rittmaster, Voisln & Co
Pursuant
net
and
based
GIVING
(10c
pre-school
including
and
March
31,
earnings of
ended
year
$401,595
of
common
indebtedness
Common
books
.
Y.,
from
publications to schools,
and other' outlets.
fiscal
UNDERWRITERS—The
(Paul)
trade
.
Sundry
children
for
is en¬
and educational
N.
stores
the
CAPITALIZATION
•
general•
its
chain
sales
Mosley
Yeatman,
2214.
p.
markets
company
House,
7,500
school;
science
books,
material
juvenile, and adult non-fiction;
books for law students.
as
text
EARNINGS—For
7,500
Garrett
and
stores,
Inc
Inc._10,000
Co.
10,000
10,000
Co.
Co.
Fitch,
Robert
Scribner__15,000
Inc.
Simonds
Cruttenden,
—V.
&
Co.
&
&
well
as
outlines
educational
of
educational
high
through
fiction
Irvington-on-Hudson,
of
House,
publication
related
and
age,
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.___—10,000
15,000
Singer,
Baker,
Courts
Laird
&
Webber,
gaged in the
kits
Shares
15,000
Kraus
&
Leonard
the
of
BUSINESS—Harvey
opposite
forth in the
Shares
promotion; and for repayment of outstanding
proceeds will be added to working capital.
sales
and
balance
The
debt.
purchase
forth
set
the
Market
Common
Interchemical's activities is directed towards the packaging
United States, with more than one-third of its domestic
sales consisting of, printing inks and other znaterials for that industry.
Another factor in the company's entry in the Common Market is the
an
proceeds from the financing will initially be added
company's general funds and subsequently used for the pub¬
of new book titles;
for re-run printing of certain books; for
lication
Outstanding
700,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
European
the
entered
*
and
Market
Europe
2,500
Co._
persons.
FINANCING
has
^J
3,500
Zuckerman,
on
reserved
.
,
Corp.—Acquisition—
editions
Inc.— 22,000
ployees of the company, their relatives and certain other
plants.
stock
in
Its
Woodman
Mr.
in
Co.,
were
shareholders long-term growth of capital and
Jr.,
D. Louis Broussard and J. Elmo Call
First Vice-President and Executive
Viceof the Fund and of its manager.
? ;
■■
of
PROCEEDS—Net
Common
experience.'
of
The
offered
offered
Paterson, N. J. for the receipt of all purchases of
for production scheduling, for warehousing, for shipping,
of
&
Kletz
which
Bacon,
respectively,
Common
field
Inc., headed an underwriting group
July 11,. 1961, 150,000 shares of this
firm's common stock at $3 per share.
The offering
marked the initial public sale of the company's common
shares. Approximately 9,800 shares of the total number
Hand-
products
pattern
company's
Philadelphia, Pa.;
company
maintains
an
by
.
President,
corporation
part
Inc.
6,000
3,500
.
,
acquisition
of
a
controlling interest in Lafleche Fils, S.
A.,
B.
Woodman,
Interchemical president, announced. Lafleche
Fils is an important ink producer in France with more than a century
9,000
Stetson
&
The
:
the
3,500
Co.—
Co.
provide
J.
as
Interchemical
Inc.
Co.
Co.,. Inc.—
&
Weld &
Winslow, Cohu
listed
Inc..
Durst,
&
White,
Walston
Co
&
the
to
is
Fred
President,
3,500
Co.—
Wertheim
6,000
Inc.—.—
Co
Walker
3,500.
4,000
4,000
Co
2214.
p.
2,500
&
Corp.
organized under Nevada law in April, 1961, and is
diversified type, open-end investment company regis¬
Investment Company Act of 1940. Its stated primary
was
under
objective
income.
charge of-a maximum of 8y2%.'The Estate
is listed as the Fund's principal underwriter
sales
a
manager.
Herbert
Mosley
;
Co.,
Fund
tered
2,500
6,000
plus
Management
fully managed,
2,500
Co._
Inc
Co.,
value
The
a
22,000
Inc.—
&
&
Spencer
—
Co.
&
&
193,
Co.,
Stroud
statement with the SEC on July 10 covering 740,000
capital stock; to be offered for public sale at the net
common
investment
are
4,000
Harvey House, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Michael
manu¬
principally under
"Tailored
Ky.;
the
for
Handmacher."
by
designing,
executive
sold
tradenames
and
selling,
costumes
and
field
fashion
women's
trademarks
cutting
contracting
&
&
Strauss
S.
J.
&
—
&
;
22,000
Co
&
4,500
Corp.
Thomas
—_
6,000
——
Sutro
Co.—
&
Meyer
9,000
14,000
Irving Lundborg & Co
Mason-Hagan,
Inc
corporate
9,000
Co.—
&
Frank,
22,000
6,000
Corp
4,500
Stone & Webster Securities
,
.
Co._
and
Boyce
Strader
Co.
Fund
Co
&
2,500
Brothers——.
Lehman
East
the
for
in
"Weathervane,
New
company,
and
of
addition
in
center
known
administrative
its
at
Jersey.
28,
&
&
4,000
Meeds—
&
Scribner
&.
Staats
R.
asset
6,000
9,000
Co
A
used
manufactured
the
is
sales
nationally
maintains
Langley
shares of
Fox
4,000
C.
&
bf 400 Utah Savings Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah, filed
company
registration
a
14,000
Bros.
Stern,
14,000
Co
&
&
&
Y.
company
macher"
incorporated
was
Dec.
on
principal executive offices
York
New
company
York
New
The
Stein
9,000
Inc.-
& Miller,
Bissell
Brothers
William
4,000
;
Peabody
Kidder,
4,000
Co.
Fund of America, Inc.—Common Registered
Industry
This
14,000
&
Smithers
S.
F.
of
&
Mellen
McDonald
BUSINESS—The
1946.
Co.——
Deane
Co
;
W.
purposes.
State
&
Singer,
Inc.
Co.,
Corp.
Laird,
at $9 per share. Of
being sold by stockholders
Proceeds will be used by
inventory
Shields
Inc.
•
for the purchase of additional equipment,
modernization,
Co.
2,500
&
Kreeger
Joseph,
of Handmacher-Vogel, Inc.,
total, 120,050 shares are
94,950 by the company.
Hammill
6,000
&
Norfolk
Pursuant to a July 10, 1961 prospectus, Butcher & Sherrerd, Philadelphia, is publicly offering 215,000 common
and
Shearson,
■
Co.,
•
.>';•••- • •:
•
"
,
The company was organized under Delaware law in June 1961 as a
wholly owned subsidiary of Illinois Tool Works, an Illinois corporation,
and
will be merged with the latter in
Augqst 1961. The company's
operations are in the following major product categories-metal, fas¬
teners and specialty components, plastic fasteners, gear-cutting tools,
measuring instruments, specialized gearing, plastic containers, precision
snap action electrical switches and packaged electronic components.
9,000
—
Schwabacher
Inc
4,000
Weeks-—.-14,000
&
Investment
—
Co
Mosle
be
underwriter.
22,000
Corp.
&
of common stock to be offered for public sale by the
thereof. Public offering price and underwriting terms
supplied by amendment. White, Wt4d & Co., is the principal
holders
to
are
14,000
:
Salomon
Shares
/%..
4,500
&
Hutzler
&
.&
Fay,
Hutton
F.
W.
5,000
Co
Jackson
14,000
Co
5,000
>
;..
Handmacher-Vogel, Inc.
the
&
c.
&
Hornblower
E.
Co.
&
Stonehill
Federman,
10,000
Co
10,000
3,500
Northwest
Rotan,
Co.
&
Richards
Jones,
shares
Noyes
Darlington
Hooker
Space
—
12,500
&
&
Lane,
14,000
<3,500
14,000
Ripley & Co.,
Hentz
Hill
Riter
2,500
Co
Co.
Webber,
Paribas
9,000
,
&
4,000
!
Co.-^.-
,
Curtis
22,000
Co
Inc.
Hemphill,
10,000
Grimm
Corp.
15,000
Deetjen
193,
The
Jen-
Co.___.
Darlington
Hill,
35,000
&
Co
Emanuel,
&
&
Moseley &
Paine,
22,000
2
Co
Grimm
&
4,000
Co
S.
Pacific
,6,000
Sons—
&
4,500
2_
22,000
Harriman
Shares
Harrison
Sloss & Co., Inc._ 87,500
&
Co., Corp
Donaldson, Lufkin
rette, Inc
Forgan
&
■
F.
Co., Tnc.
&
Sachs
H.
Morgan
3,500
Newburger
&
Hill,
Shares
Laird
4,500
»;
Stieglitz—
Hallgarten &
Co
UNDERWRITERS—
Marron,
&
Garrett
Goodbody
486,540 shs.
20,000 wts.
Templeton
Monday, July 17, 1961
.
.
standing shares
present
22,000
Mitchum, Jones &
Corp.
Co
Fen-
Inc
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
9,000
Sul-
Fleming—
Hibbs
B.
Halle
Outstanding
800,000 shs.
Michigan
Nolan,
Goldman,
period
FINANCING
PRESENT
(without par value)
purchase
Southwest
Robert
total
to $2,999,699
the
for
Authorized
Common
of
Folger,
W.
to liquidate
company
Corp.
&
Smith
&
ner
4,000
First
$36,580.
and
Securities
Dawkins
Glore,
$97,824.
of
3,500
First
the
Shares
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Turner,
livan
$533,662.
ended
year
with
sale
Corp., .handles
&
Faulkner,
consumers. The company supplies
foods selected by the purchaser. An¬
Fairfield
subsidiary,
Guerin
Inc.
Equitable
to
frozen
Credit
instalment financing of the food-freezer plan.
Proceeds
«
Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn., with its
York, Inc., is engaged in the sale of a
directly
sold
freezer
wholly-owned
Shares
Eppler,
.
—
Private
13
increase
Vending,
the
of
111%
nation's
over
third
last
largest
year
was
vending
reported
operating
Volume
Ronald
President,
Wolff,
$42,600,000
at
26
June
Number 6073
194
the
gain
the
.
sales for the fiscal year ended
$20,151,370 in 1960.
He said
decreased industrial activity due to
despite
to
recession
was
said
He
forma
net earnings for 1961 were
share. In 1960, Interstate earned $765,954,
pro
continued
internal
growth ^ as well as an active
acquisition program.
Since
the
first
public offering of Interstate common stock in November
1960,
the company has acquired 20 companies with combined sales
Wolff
the
that
added
increase
attributable
was
to
;•
•
aggressive efforts to
acquire desirable vending and food service companies which can be
integrated into Interstate's national operations.
"We
have
virtually completed negotiations for acquiring a group
of companies in one of the largest and fastest growing cities in the
country
which would add $4,000,000 or more to Interstate sales
$16,750,000.
said
that
of
Interstate
He
said.
he
volume,"
Wolff
Mr.
its
continuing
is
0^00
•
that
noted
the
making
is
company
placement
a
debentures
of
sale
plus
a
of
acqui¬
possible through the cash resultant from the
like amount of stock, should return up to
$700,000 in after-taxes profit.
sales for 1962 should reach $51,000,000 ex¬
acquisitions.
He predicted that an additional
$10,000,000 to $20,000,000 would be added in sales from acquisitions
contemplated for the year so that sales could reach over $70,000,000
in 1962.—V. 193, p. 192.
said
Wolff
Mr.
of
clusive
that
new
any
Mellen
This company of
stock,
the SEC
with
which
of
and
company
10
shares
shares, being outstanding stock, by
will be made on an all or
35,000
125,000
the present
none basis
offering
The
thereof.
holders
covering 160,000 shares of common
are to be offered for public sale by the
July
on
The public
supplied by amendment.
& Co., Inc.
through underwriters headed by A. G. Becker
offering price and underwriting terms are to be
is a publisher of college textbooks, specializing in
business
and
economic subjects. Net proceeds from
the company's
sale of additional stock will be added
to working capital and used
The
company
corporate purposes. In addition to certain indebtedness,
has outstanding (after giving effect to a 663-for-l stock
1961 ) 365,313 shares of common stock, of which Richard
D.
Irwin, Board Chairman, owns 199,563 shares and proposes to sell
68,287 shares, and Anne Marie Irwin owns 165,750 shares and pro¬
poses to sell 56,713 shares. Harry H. Bingham is listed as President.
for
general
the
McCormick
Thomas
750
Wagenseller & Durst Inc.—
Walker, Austin & Waggener
750
750
Co._____
750
750
Chas.
750
Co
&
Harold
Co
&
White
B.
&
Wood
E.
Co.
&
750
Pierce & Co. Inc.
corporation of Neenah,"1 Wis.,
filed a registration statement
SEC on July 12 covering $30,000,000 of sinking fund deben¬
This
with
the
offered for public sale through underwriters
headed by Blyth & Co., Inc. The interest rate, public offering price
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
due
tures
1986,
be
to
integrated business of manufacturing and
selling cellulose wadding products, white paper and allied products.
The net proceeds from the debenture sale will be added to general
funds, and,
together with funds generated from operations, will be
available for a variety of capital expenditures.
The company antici¬
pates that $70,000,000 will be spent during the fiscal years 1961-1962
and
1962-1963
for numerous
projects, the principal items of which
are:
$13,000,000
toward the construction of a $33,000,000 sulphate
pulp and paper mill at the Ralph L. Smith Lumber Co. plant at
Anderson, Calif.; $10,500,000 for the completion of a paper machine
at the Niagara,
Wis. plant; and $4,600,000 for the completion of a
paper
machine
at the
Moraine Mill at West Carrolton, Ohio.—
conducts
company
193,
an
1016.
p.
Reg'd
King's Department Stores, Inc.—Common Stock
12,
1961 the company, of 910 Commonwealth Ave., Boston,
Mass., filed a registration statement with the SEC covering registra-'
tion of 500,000 shares of common stock, of which 250,000 shares will
list
thereof.
Shearson,
supplied by amendment.
presently operates 14-self-service discount department
stores in six states offering a broad line of department store mer¬
chandise. The company will use the proceeds from the sale to open
five additional stores and for working capital.
The
company
Kirkbrae Country Club, Inc.,
The
fund
This
with
the
stock,
of
Wall
52
SEC
to
July
on
offered
be
tributor
of
listed
is
Corp.
at
St., New York, filed a registration statement
1961, covering 1,000,000 shares of capital
public sale at net asset value plus an under¬
a
maximum of about 8%%. Jefferson Dis¬
as principal underwriter for the fund.
11,
for
commission
writing
Registered—
under Maryland law in March, 1961, and
investment company of the manage'ment
type. Its stated
primary objective will be long-term capital growth.
The Fund
was
organized under the sponsorship of Jefferson Counsel
The
is
Fund
open-end
owns
the
and
Vice-President
its
Badalamenti
W.
for ihe
common
of
193,
sale
issue reported the
firm's common
at $40 per share through First Boston Corp., and
Witter & Co. Additional financing details follow:
stock
Dean
July
Details—Our
1961
10,
July 6 of 375,000 shares of this
on
UNDERWRITERS—The
severally
have
below
named
underwriters
corporation and the selling stockholder
numbers
of shares of the common stock
offered,
of
which in each
case
approximately two-thirds is to be
purchased from the corporation and one-third from the selling stock¬
agreed to purchase from
•the
following
respective
the
holder.
—V.
193,
Boston
First
Witter
Doan
Co
&
Co. Inc
Stanley & Co.
Eastman
Dillon,
Union
Blyth
&
Morgan
Securities
Scribner__ 1,700
F.
S. Smithers & Co
1,700
Sutro & Co
1,700
Spencer Trask & Co._____— 1,700
Tucker, Anthony &
R.
L.
Day
1,700
G. H. Walker & Co. Inc.— 1,700
Walston & Co. Inc.-,
1,700
___11,500
11,500
7,000
Co
&
7,000
Sachs & Co
7,000
Ripley & Co. Inc. 7.000
&
Forgan
Glore,
Shares
33.800
i__33,800
C.orp
Goldman,
Harriman
Co
Hemphill, Noyes & "Co.___—
Peabody & Co
Kidder,
Co
&
Freres
Lazard
Lehman
Brothers
Carl
Loeb,
M.
—
Jackson
Webber,
——_—
Schwabacher
Smith,
Co.__
&
&
Barney
Redpath
&
Co
—-
&
Co
—
Wertheim
Allen
A.
Allyn
First
A
&
Becker
G.
Blair
Co.
&
&
Drext'l
Co
Co. Inc
7,000
—
Wm.
Corp
& Co
Rothschild & Co
Higginson
Moseley
S.
Baird
W.
Robert
Blair
William
&
& Co. Inc.
1,700
Co
1,700
1,700
1,700
Coffin & Burr Inc
1,700
R. S. Dickson Co. Inc.__— 1,700
Blunt
Ellis
Alex.
Simmons
Brown
&
&
Sons
1,700
Estabrook. & Co.—
1,700
First California Co. Inc
1,700
Fulton, Reid & Co. Inc.—— 1,700
Goodbody & Co
1,700
E. F. Hutton & Co. Inc.— 1,700
Elworthy
Lester,
&
Co
Ryons
&
R.
W.
1,700
Co
—
1,700
Co
1,700
1,700
Leonard & Lynch—
Pressprich & Co.—
1,700
1,700
Milwaukee
Moore,
Miller & Co
—
1,000
1,000
1,000
Hirsch
&
Co
1,000
Johnston, Lemon & Co._T__ 1,000
H.
Hentz
&
Co
Richards
Hill
Co.
&
Inc.—
.
Mason-Hagan
McDonnell
Co.
1,000
Inc.——:
Merrill,
&
Mitchum,
Jones
Templeton
Newhard, Cook
The
Ohio
1,000
Inc. 1,000
Inc.—_—
Co.
&
&
Turben
1,000
Co.—,— 1,000
—
&
Co.———
Northwest Co
Pacific
Jaffray & Hopwood_
Reinholdt & Gardner—.
Robinson-Humphrey Co. Inc.
Piper,
Wm.
Rotan,
Stone
Swiss
&
Roney
C.
Co._
Mosle & Co.—_—
& Youngberg—
American Corp
factures
J.
Co
&
Barth
Bradford & Co
Richard W. Clarke Corp.—
C.
Julien
& Co
Securities
Collins
Dallas
Union
the
Ferris
Evans
A.
&
Co.——
,>&<«--
& Sons
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
&
Kirkland
Howard,
&
Fay
Weil,
Friedrichs
&
Lanvin
90%
of
the
EARNINGS—For
for
sales
with
666,000
to
71
of
dividend
cents
of
Co
Inc
July
2,
1961.
1961
Co
.-
capitalization
$800,000 of indebtedness
stock outstanding.
of
and
;%,v
the
company
2,240,000
Goldman,
Allen
&
Sachs
&
on
&
Co
William
&
Blair
4,000
Co
&
Alex.
Controls
Brush,
5,500
Leonard &
Newburger & Co.
Inc._
3,000
Pacific
3,000
Paine, Webber,
Curtis
Slocumb & Co.
Co.—
&
Butcher
&
M
of
Doolittle
&
Co
Co.
&
duPont
I.
Dillon,
Securities
&
&
&
will
H
serve
Inc
Co.
3,000
4,000
Co
&
Johnston,
Kalman
Kidder,
Lazard
&
L_
Lemon
Co.
Co
&
&
12,700
193, p. 2216.
Inc.
4,000
12,700
Co
750
—V.
Underwood,
5,500
Co
«
F.
4,000
Sutro & Co._.
5,500
.
&
Inc.
Peabody
Freres
Inc
Co.
4,000
Rothschild & Co.—— 5,500
Scherck, Richter Co.—_—— 3,000
Schwabacher & Co
4,000
Scott & Stringfellow
3,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co.__ 5,500
I. M. Simon & Co._
3,000
Singer, Deane & Scribner— 4,000
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc._12,700
William R. Staats & Co.—_ 4,000
Stein Bros. & Boyce
4,000
Stephens Inc. —.
—— 3,000
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox 3,000
stern, Agee & Leach'
3,000
4,000
Gerstley, Sunstein & Co
4,000
Glore, Forgan & Co.__
12,700
Govdbody & Co
5,500
Hallgarten & Co.
8,000
Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc._12,700
J. J. B. Hilliard & Son
3,000
Reid
Neuhaus
& Co.
price
Purchase
not
was
dis¬
a
H. Walker & Co. Inc.— 5,500
Wertheim & Co
8,000
White, Weld & Co. Inc
12,700
Dean Witter & Co
12,700
Warren W.
Industries, Inc.—Common
York & C«. Inc. 3,000
Offered—
Stock
offering circular, Kalman &
Co., Inc., St. Paul, Minn., publicly offered 100,000 shares
of this firm's common stock at $3 per share. The stock
Pursuant to
June 29, 1961
a
all sold.
BUSINESS—The
State
15,
Jan.
on
then
busienss
the
to
was
company
Minnesota
of
succeed
incorporated under the laws of the
1954 as The Mammoth Furnace Co.
being conducted by a partnership
kno,wn as The Mammoth Furnace Co. The company's principal office
is located at 6425 Cambridge St., Minneapolis 26, Minn.
It currently
manufactures heating and cooling equipment for the commercial and
markets.
industrial
•
PROCEEDS—The
in
utilized
net
the
approximately
;
approximately $250,000
following order of priority:
proceeds
of
___!
National
Bank
of Minneapolis_J
National
Bank
of
accounts
Trade
payable
25,000.00
Chicago_
Republic Acceptance Corp., Minneapolis
Working capital
—V.
194,
be
100,000.00
First
will
$60,165.39
First
4,857.22
59,977.39
9.
p.
Mangel Stores Corp.—Sales Higher—
1961—5 Wks.—1960
1961—22 Wks.—1960
$6,061,407 $27,079,286 $21,586,352
July 1—
$7,631,259
Sales
—V.
193,
1691.
p.
Midland Corp.—Six
Marine
The
months
six
half
last
of
or
the
end
of
standing
at
paid Jan.
period.
was
with
1960
declared
dividends
net
$5,133,473
cents
tax
compares
of
adjusted
1960 as
30,
1961.
June
Consolidated
was
This
half
first
27,
with $9,346,393 or 91 cents a
9,979,976 common shares out¬
for the 2Va% stock dividend
the first
for
six months were
for
provision
in
$4,904,700
cents
for the second quarter of 1961
share, compared with $4,659,597 or
quarter of 1960 as adjusted. The
a
second
the
for
quarter
second
the
$5,372,906
in the first
income
operating
48
or
share
a
first
first
Through June 30, 1961 such income totaled $9,991,share on 10,750,779 common shares outstanding at
and $4,985,485 in 1960. The provision for taxes
$9,752,700 this year and $9,708,500 last year.
1961,
half
a
the
the
for
share
year.
cents
93
834
in
Months' Report—
has reported a 6.9% increase of $645,441 in its
consolidated net operating income compared with the
company
was
$5,043,200
in
1961
and
1960.
total assets in excess of $2.5 billion.
The
bank
holding company owns 11 banks serving 103 New York
State communities with 180 banking offices.—V.
193, p. 1337.
Midland Corporation has
Marine
Masonite Corp.—Earnings
The
cents
63
had
company
share
a
on
Report—
net income of $999,312, after all
the 1,592,291 shares of common stock
a
charges, or
outstanding,
This compared with a net income
of $1,123,651, or 71 cents a share, for the same quarter a year ago.
The comparative net sales amounted
to $19,101,945 for the current
the
for
third
quarter
and
this
quarter ended May 31.
Net income for the first nine
compared with $3,407,269 the
$18,273,036 a year ago.
year
totaled $2,099,196,
previous year, or respectively $1.32 and $2.14 a
the
comparative periods were $51,576,034 and
share. Net sales for
$52,275,658.—V. 193,
106.
p.
Mead
On
to
27,
acquire
a
over
a
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
&
Johnson
June
reported that this company made an
interest in British Drug Houses Limited.
1961, it was
35%
offer
Mead Johnson to provide $14,000,000
in return for BDH stock and convertible
BDH stockholders at a special meeting
which would call for
period of five
years
notes, is subject to approval by
which is scheduled for July 17.
If the transaction is
Co!
&
of
ago
trace
consummated, as is expected, four Mead Johnson
will become members of the board of
directors
British Drug Houses.
Houses
Drug
British
years
and
officers
directors
by
the
of $21,000,000. It was formed 53
five separate companies, all of whom
assets
has
merger
of
back to the 18th century. Its headquarters
is in London and there are other plants in Kensal Rise, Godalming,
Poole
Liverpool, and Nottingham,
all in England. Internationally,
BDH'has plants in Canada and India, and associated companies in
could
South
their histories
Africa, Australia,
Mechanical
The
company
$5
to
shares
$12
per
on
working
will
capital.
Arlington, Va.
Commission—
be
—
Files
A' covering 12,000
public sale at from
Approximately 9,477 of these shares were previ¬
June
(par 50
share.
Exchange
22, 1961 filed a "Reg.
cents) to be offered for
ously sold by the company which is
to the purchasers. No underwriting
Proceeds
and Malaya.—V. 193, p. 1126.
New Zealand
Enterprises, Inc.,
With Securities and
common
3,000
G.
"
2326.
p.
for
continue as
The offer,
8,000
Inc.
Turner
193,
wholly-owned subsidiary of Mages but will
the. time being,
Mr. Seaton said. A. J.
general manager.-—V. 193, p. 2780.
$s
independently'
&
L.
12,700
—
California
Hirsch
Co
Jackson
8,000
5,500
Co
Inc.
First
Fulton,
3,000
Northwest
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood- 5,500
Riter & Co
5,500
Robinson-Humphrey Co.
8,000
3,000
Union
Co.—
Guerin
Eppler,
Inc
2326.
p.
Approved—
below.—V.
Co.,
announced.
Mages,
will
4,000
3,000
Lynch
3,000
8,000
Co.
&
Dahn & Co._:
& Dominick Inc_.
Dominick
Francis
4,000
Sherrerd
&
Dodge
above.—V. 193,
Co.,
has purchased the 87-year-old M & H Sporting Goods
well-known retailer in the Philadelphia area, Harold T.
a
President
Seaton,
5,500
Model, Roland & Stone
Co.
&
Sons——
&
Brown
Moore,
8,000
Co._
Sullivan
Bosworth,
5,500
:_.
Stearns
Bear,
McDonald & Co.
McDonnell & Co. Inc
McKelvy & Co.—-
3,000
Bache
12,700
4,000
5,500
3,000
Rhoades, & Co
12,700
there
193, p. 2326.
company
long
Co.,
months
Carl M. Loeb,
75,500
Co
Co
current financing,
Mages Sporting Goods Co.—Acquisition—
shares of
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and conditions set forth
in
the
underwriting agreement,. the
selling stockholder has agreed
to
sell, and each of the underwriters, for whom Goldman, Sachs &
Co.
are
acting as representatives, has severally agreed to purchase,
the number of common
shares set opposite its name below:
Shares
Shares
Eastman
Labouisse,
directors of the company declared
payable Oct. 16, 1961, to stockholders
company has
not previously paid any
was
common
.par
share.
$1,561,000,
share,
The
York Trust
New
Robertshaw-Fulton
See
per
1961,
6,
per
.1
12,
1,000
750
750
Bank
Lux Clock Mfg. Co., Inc.—Sale
46
CAPITALIZATION—Consolidated
$1
its
and
dividends.
July
31, 1960, pro forma combined
subsidiary amounted to $16,-
ended Dec.
year
share.
per
cents
8
Oct.
record
1,000
1,000
750
Chemical
Common
income of $1,850,000, equal to 84 cents
for 1959 amounted to $13,841,000 and
net
DIVIDENDS—On
a
and
figures
Comparable
equal
and
Lanvin-Parmums
at Conyers,
Approved—
Long Island Trust Co.—Merger
sales.
1960
of the
1,136,001 shares of common stock outstanding.—V.
See
no
for
approximately
net
imports
perfumes
company
French
the
concentrates
Drexel
750
750
been
distributes in the United
imports Lanvin fragrance
blending into toilet waters, bath oils, dusting and
talcum powders and soaps also for sale in this country. Sales of the
two
most
popular fragrances,
"Arpege" and "My Sin," constituted
BUSINESS—The
States
Common,
750
750
750
750
account of the selling stockholder,
the company. Upon completion
of
has
there
136,000 shares of
outstanding
retire
V.:
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion
will be
approximately
offering,
to
to the plant
is
stock.
the
to
—
are
company,
located in Conyers,
Ga.,
outstide of
engaged in the manufacture of fluorescent lighting fix¬
commercial, institutional and industrial buildings. The busi¬
ness
of the company was founded in 1947 and during the past ten
years
its annual sales have increased from $822,844 to $14,322,093,
in the fiscal year ended March 31, 1961.
Cournand will continue to own 546,500
24% of the company's outstand¬
Mrs.
Inc.
for
410,000
the
quoted market for the
company's common stock. Lanvin-Parfums, Inc. intends to make ap¬
plication to list its common stock on the New York Stock Exchange.
Prior
1,000
1,000
1,000
Co.
Gregory
Hooker
and
Mr.
representing
common
Clark,
750
—
—
&
ing
Burnham
750
Inc.
sale,
shares,
the
President
its
sale
improvements
>
Period End.
for
offered
was
Cournand,
L.
1,000
Co.
Inc.
Clement
stock
The
Offered
BUSINESS—The
interest in its affairs.
Edouard
of
company
the
by
loans; and for
Georgia.
which man-
shares, 145,000 were offered to approximately 3,500 per¬
sons known to the company and who have indicated an
1,000
1,000
1,000
Biddle & Co.Anderson
& Strudwick
Yarnall,
J.
Offered—Gold¬
and of Ets. Lanvin-Parfums, S.A.,
Lanvin perfumes in France.
Of
Inc.
—
Irving Lundborg & Co
A. E.
Masten & Co
The
1,000
Inc.
Co.
3,000
3,000
L. F.
3,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co.__ 3,000
Shields & Co
*000
Shuman,
Agnew & Co
3.000
American Securities Corp— 1,700
Bacon, Whipple' & Co
1,700
F.
&
Son
&
Harper
Hayden,
Equitable Securities Corp.__ 3,000
Hallgarten & Co
—
3,000
Hayden, Stone & Co
3,000
Hornblower & Weeks
3,000
W. C. Langley & Co
3,000
Lee
P.
3,000
3,000
3,000
3.000
3,000
Co
Francis I. duPont & Co
Co.___—1,000
Marache & Co— 1,000
Granbery,
& Co. Inc.— 3,000
Dominick Inc. 3,000
&
Bodint'——
&
Southwest
3,000
Inc
Inc
Inc
Dodge
Clark,
Dominick
of
First
3,000
&
Stearns
Bear,
Co.
Co
&
Bache
1,000
Michigan Corp.-—_ 1,000
Crouter
used
be
the
from
proceeds
will
bank
30,000 shares priced at $18.75 per share
by the underwriters to employees of the
offered
company
1,000
Skaggs & Co.—
DeHaven & Townsend,
Davis,
7,000
7,000
Co.
&
&
1,000
stock
An additional
were
Stock
$11 per
136,000
PROCEEDS—Net
short-term
to
-
.
fering
1,000
—
Weedon & Co._— 1,000
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co._ 1,000
Corp.
Co
&
C.
Co
3.000
Weld
White,
&
1,000
1,000
1,000
Crcwell,
7,000
Co
&
Sherrerd
&
Chapmah, Howe & Co
Co. Inc.—
Sec.
&
Burnham
•
Webster
&
Stone
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
-—
Co._
Ball, Burge & Kraus
Bateman, Eichler & Co
Watts
Baker,
Courts
&
7,000
Hutzler 7,000
7,000
Curtis
Salomon Brothers &
Parke'r &
Auchincloss,
Butcher
7,000
Fenner
i?aine,
&
Deane
Boettcher
7,000
:
Lynch, Pierce,
& Smith Inc
Merrill
7,000
7,000
Rhoades
Co.
&
7,000
7,000
Singer,
2780.
p.
Common
—
public sale of the company's common stock.
common
was
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$6,564,760 $41,119,614 $40,721,891
Sachs & Co., and associates ma'de a secondary of¬
on July 13 of 410,000 shares of this firm's common
at $20 per share.
man,
of
Shares
The
company
directors
1961—Month—rl960
$6,767,197
—
$76,132,532
share. Of the total number of
shares are being sold for the
and 90,000 shares for certain officers and
of the company. The offering marks the initial
Mammoth
177,454,706
Inc.—Sales Higher-
Lane Bryant
period End. June 30—
Sales
stock
nancing
at
offered
shares
1961—6 Mos.—1960
31,907,741 181,991,260
2544.
p.
1961—5 Mos.—1960
closed.
1961—Month—1960
34,294,220
._.
—V.
Corp.—Additional Fi¬
Chemical
&
stock
mon
connected with operating
Lanvin-Parfums, Inc.—Common Stock
appointed sole transfer
193, p. 2667.
Co. has been
Inc.
Lighting,
(S.S.) Kresge Co.- -Sales Up—
Sales
30,000
without under¬
Co. and the Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
operate
Period End. June 30—
and
"stock of the corporation.—V.
Aluminum
Kaiser
is involved.
used for expenses
No underwriting
proceeds are to be
covering
$10,
Up—
1961—Month—1960
Zilligan
Inc.—Appointment—
New York Trust
Chemical Bank
agent
Vice-President
as
of
listed as President of the
and underwriter; and Charles
the Fund and President of the
the manager
of
Research Labs,
Julie
1982
1,
golf course.
a
underwriter.
and
manager
organization
the
manager,
which also sponsored
underwriter. Roger J. Browne is
Fund
Corp.,
par.
The
A"
at
116.
&
The
1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering $120,to be offered in units of $300 each,
29,
June
due July
bonds
3%
organized
was
diversified
a
corporation on
of
4
"Reg.
joint managers of an underwriting group which offered
on July 13, 1961, 226,000 shares of this company's com¬
Lincoln, R. I.—-Files With
Commission—
Securities and Exchange
000
Fund, Inc.—Stock
194, p.
Lithcnia
be
to
are
a
offered
$16,863,759 $16,160,714 $77,508,447
Bache
price and underwriting terms
public offering
The
underwriters.
of
by the company and 250,000 by the present
Hammill & Co., New York City, heads the
public sale
for
offered
to be
proceeds are to be used for working capital.
Atlanta,
July
holders
filed
1961
$5)
Lerner Stores Corp.—Sales
tures
be
n,
Registered—
Corp.—Debentures
V Kimberly-Clark
27,
(par
Sales
company
Growth
The
shares
common
Period End. June 30—
115.
p.
r*.
writing.
Miller
&
HJUWICHCSICI,
corporation on June
A
—V.
split in June,
Jefferson
The
class
750
194,
licntu-iiudiu
Securities and Exchange Commission-
750
Inc.
V.
statement
Silberberg & Co
Co
&
Jones
Rauscher,
750
750
750
750
D.
—V.
Parke_
&
Scasongood & Mayer
W.
E.
&
Clark Inc.
Irwin, Inc.—Common Registered—
1818 Ridge Rd., Homewood, 111., filed a registration
(Richard D.)
Battles
Roberts
Schmidt,
Share
&
750
Edward
The
make
$5,000,000 of convertible subordinated debentures, in order to
funds available for further acquisitions. He said that the further
sitions which will be made
Bond
—:
Joseph,
$1,320,000, or 84 cents per
or
65 cents per share.
Mr.
Corp.
Janney,
this year.
that
estimated
Shares
Shares
Indianapolis
7
(219)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
estimated
compared
achieved
.
used
for
making an offer of rescission
is involved.
fixtures and machinery, and
now
inventory,
&
(220)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Shoe Corp.—Sales Up—
Melville
markets
pany
size
Retail
ended
sales
June
like
the
Jan.
1961
30,
period
for
corporation
the
$16,130,217,
were
four, weeks
compared
five
and
with
days
$14,727,635
for
to
year earlier, an
increase of $9.5%
For the period
sales aggregated $74,737,770, against $74,715,548 for
period of 1960.—V. 193, p. 2545.
a
comparable
Wash.
Files
—
The
to
subordinated
purchase
note
notes
share
one
With
proceeds
offered
class
of
be used
will
filed
be
to
"Reg.
a
with
covering
of
each
$500
$100
This
Capital
to
buy
accounts
and
corporation,
will
$100,000
of
rights
subordinated
C.
President,
Stott,
said
that Midland
Philadelphia investor, will acquire
Pennsylvania and one in New Jersey for
repay
$4,100,000,
some
"This
first
Bank
mens
forward
'i
to
the
companies
tri-state
with
that—whose
unique
Midland
which
of
75%
Mr.
capital requirements
equity financing."
new
a
the
held
the
the
the
shopping
centers.
stock
common
j/rice
Provident
of
Trades-
small
best
can
net
a
be
businesses—
worth
of
satisfied
half
by
for
Midland
investment
an
taken
has
of
term
notes
each
of.
of
$1,300,000,
some
with
J.
A.
R.
Leasing
mortgages and blanket
193, pp. 705 and 603.
Co.—V.
leases
McKinney
&
—V.
$40,356,622
Blair
C.
&
F,
Gas Co.
Stock
months
had
ended
consolidated
Upon
•
completion
capitalization
debt
of tha-TJompany
1,655,508 shares of
and
and
conditions of the under¬
the
and
underwriters
named
S.
A.
G.
Podesta &
&
Guerin
Halle
F.
Stone
&
&
&
&
&
6,000
__
Co.
&
3,000
2,000
Inc.-——
sold to the
company's employees and directors re¬
siding in Minnesota at $18 per share. Proceeds will be
used by the company for its 1961 construction program.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
1st mort., sink.
67c
1st
67c
conv.
mort., sink.
Co.
Jnc.__
2,000
Co.—Secondary Stock Offering—
secondary stock of¬
Common
Note
and
is
bonds
due
the
company's
supplements thereto,
limited
to
redeemed
the
$3,000,000
is
$900,000
(Note
1)
300,000 shs.
indenture
trust
21R293 shs.
<
dated
T,
Nov.
1948,
of
as
May
due
in
1977,
$146,000
to
are
be
1962.
1,
Note
3:
be
The
conversion
issuable
to
price
share
per
holders
debenture
is
which
at
stock
Nail-Tone,
July
7,
tains
Its
1934.
company
toenails
principal
executive
offices
office
at
is
1750
St.
at
under
Peter,
Hennepin
laws
of
Minnesota,
and it main¬
Minn.,
Ave.,
Minneapolis.
The
company plans to combine its executive and administrative departments
in a new office building being constructed
immediately west of Min¬
neapolis
at
Rd.
The
18.
building
the
From
Trust
advance
for
the
through
Highway
of
of
(20)
years.
certain
23
renewal
the
converted
to
natural
constructed
Waconia,
extended
nails
of
Since
color
making
in
gas
November
in
systems
purchase
gradually
Brainerd,
of
1959.
Little
residential
In
1960
propane
at
Mankato,
The
company
has
Fuel Supply Co.
As
of
Dec.
ducing
five
31,
gas
the
and
Common
Act
banks
to
has
was
a
the
issued
request
a
estimated
at
sell
period
Sleepy
2,689,669
one-third
a
thereon.
Mississippi
$17,962,400 for
the
SEC
of
March
31,
interested
funds
The
by
Missouri Utilities
This
company of
the
SEC
on
stock,
rate
to
of
shares
Power,
in
Mcf
the
of
Holding
be
one
new
share
price
and
amendment.
Edward
Net
of
proceeds
of
the
$500,000
D.
—V.
p.
Jones
stock
program,
each
sale
to
&
Co.
will
be
finance
involving
listed
is
used
in
to
part
be
the
as
retire
the
expenditures
Roman
—V.
193,
the
at
The
Chase
shares
by
term
1961
bank
PROCEEDS—Of
sales.
invested
The
of
common
con¬
stock,
and was offered at
the debentures from July
on
the
net
.the
in
subsidiary,
balance
will
from
proceeds
stock
and
be
of
will
added
the
Modern
be
to
used
the
financing,
Homes
to
working
and
and
Southwestern
local
about
sales
75
financing
states.
offices
local sales
in
12
shell
As
states,
offices in
of
15
homes
March
and
states
$8,000,000
Finance
finance
the
capital
pany
and used for general corporate purposes.
BUSINESS—Modern Homes of Valdosta, Ga., is
constructing
at
their
portation
With
costs
be
the
public
respective
Johnson
Nichol &
——
and
the
Securities
agent
have
86,250
National
Corp._
common
no-par
of
the
Bank
class
the
is
in
the
th
the.
of
fact
the
stock,
class
p.nd
corporation.—V.
194,
been
appointed
A
transfer
$l-par-value
stock
common
that
and
Federal
pleted
Chemical
Co.,
arrangements
exchange
of stock,
division
a
to
Chemical
&
acquire
according
to
of
Farm
The
"the
to
shares
mon
shares.
and
Each
mated at
Farm
joint
a
and
announcement
the
been
in
of
the
Nebraska
has
13
E.
Co.,
1955,
Inc.,
and
of
general
markets
its
products
brand
in
the
name
Fertilizers."
Farm
increasing
two
of
Gulf
to
10
states
new
farm
12
of
will
the
to
number
Federal,
states
Mexico
become
to
the
of
which
the
in
integral part
its plants. The
an
Great
will
now
mid-south
serve
and
Lakes.—V.
of
Federal
194,
will
marketing
ranging
thereof,
phonic
public
financing
in
view
registration
clearly
are
The
would
of
and
the
.
be
not
that
serious
statement,
involved
and
.
,"
.
appropriate
purchase
at
20,000
consisted
$6.75,
incorporated
State
of
in
common
of
National
as
New
Mercantile
one
Jersey,
Mercan¬
July
on
27,
and
monaural
curtailing its operations during the
Upon consummation of the Agreement
Corp..
major
portion
the
Co.,
been
Trading
the
of
CAPITALIZATION
wnolesaie
phonograph
GIVING
137
the
and
records
EFFECT
F°cords
of
Inc.
stock
B
cents
(10
capital
stock
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to
the terms
and
ouCxU"
tapes.
FINANCINNG
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
par)
futura
sJx
pre-recorded
TO PRESENT
par)__
cents
(10
on-1
company's
uistrijuvuai
recau
anu
Authorized
130,429 shs.
135,000 shs.
conditions
contained
in
the
underwriting agreement, the underwriters named below, for whom
Rodetsky, Kleinzahler, Walker & Co., Inc., and A. T. Brod & Co.
are
acting as representatives, have severally agreed to purchase the'
number
ing
to
units
of
forth
set
opposite
their
Since
names.
the
is on a firm commitment basis, the underwriters
purchase all of the units offered hereby if any units
T.
Kleinzahler,
Brod
H.
'
&
&
Walker
.
&
Inc.
Co.,
30,000
20,000
Co..
Co.
.____
15,000
.
10,000
i_
__.
.
;
9,000
Co.______
&
obligated
purchased.
Units
t
Co
&
Hart
A.
193,
X.
underwrit¬
are
are
Blair & Co.—
9,000
Co
_i
7,000
1453.
p.
•
,
National
■
■
'■
■.
Radiac, Inc.—Common
x
•
Stock
•
Offered—Pur¬
suant
to a June
15, 1961 offering circular, Hardy &
Hardy, New York City, publicly offered 75,000 shares of
all
sold.
stock at $4 per
common
share.
The stock
was
Net proceeds
of $262,900 will be used by the
for expansion, sales promotion, advertising and
working capital.
company
BUSINESS—The
inorganic
measurement
radiation
Newark,
which
ionizing radiation.
which
is
then
widely
now
hospitals
and
CAPITALIZATION
N.
detected
used
in
research
GIVING
by
atomic
for
the
EFFECT
TO
incident
the
into
fluorescence
Such
civil
photomultiplier.
a
of
all
and
detection
from
installations,
energy
laboratories
organic
manufactures
J.,
used
are
Energy absorbed
crystal
is
converted
scintillation
a
(light)
are
of
company
scintillators,
of
by
photons
defense,
kinds.
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
Shares
of
193,
stk.
common
p.
(no
Outstanding
250,000 shs.
value)
par
195,000 shs.
2048.
Neisner Brothers Inc.—Sales
open
territory
from the
117.
p.
effective.
conceding
required revision
Chemical,
acquisition
a
mid-west,
to
the
of
years.
Ransel
consist
—V.
Fertilizers
of
the
Iowa-
"Bumpera
power
457.
National
has
one-half
with
will
crystals
present
of
statement,
therein
However,
in
was
laws
to
and
Exchange
continue to operate the business
completed. Farm Fertilizers, Inc. has
well-established
the
_
Iowa.
The
become
never
investors
p.
merchandise,
three
past
of
President
City,
workers.
customers
lack
Inc., a New York
corporation,
which was
organized
in
1945.
Its
principal office
is
located at 1905 Kerrigan Ave., Union
City, N. J. The company, which
had been actively engaged in the wholesale and mail order
distribution
will
and
the
Webster
plant
had
offered
the
successor
*
D.
the
for
withdrawal
corporation
under
the
as
N.
by Jefferson
high
potential
company to repay
purchase additional inventory and fixtures for
operations.
Aibel
pelleted chemically combined
a major plant in Omaha
and
the
which
investigation of its properties
conducted; and it later announced its
warrants
unit,
BUSINESS—The
tile
agent and
class B
Bennett,
Com¬
of these
by public
transportation
received
$557,500, will be used by the
debt and
D.
with
Neb.
office
been
years
under
area
100
company
acquisition
of
at Fremont,
employs
business
Richard
fertilizers
liquid
plants
Fertilizers
and
manufacturer
a
complete
smaller
two
President,
the
(discussion
be
the expansion of its retail
A.
Distillers, has com¬
Fertilizers,
Inc.
through
an
the
share and one-fifth warrant. Net
proceeds, esti¬
common
Rodetsky,
National
diminished
Mercantile
Westheimer
Corp.—Acquisition—
from
the company's pro¬
references to trans¬
the, offering,
to
contained
■
warrants
dis¬
no
departed
a
stock,
purchase
and
of
withdraw
program
of
187,
Moreover,
by
spodumene concentrates,
market
by
a
producer
more
this
found
that
G.
the
meaning,
detailed
any
interests
R.
use
drilling, which
ignored unfavorable
inadequate
price
liquidation.
concluded
not
f ;
market
in
based
Dr.
Corp.—Securities Offered—Pur¬
July 12, 1961 prospectus, Rodetsky, Kleinzahler, Walker & Co., Inc., Jersey City and A. T. Brod
& Co., New York,
publicly offered in units 100,000 com¬
and
is
company
fertilizers
and
Federal
the
more
of
interest.—V.
this firm's
Distillers
of
deficiencies
National
offering
10.
p.
its
and
their
invested,
the
did
Hoiles
company's product,
statement
adandon
process
the
public
Corp.—Appointment—
common
to
the
in
equity
amount
for
Lithium
to
Commission
10,000
has
A
the
relation
further
a
for
prospectus
by
furtner
which
report
an
small
proposed program should be
determination
15,000
—
are
probable
reserves,
accepted
Dr.
features
was
the
pay
L. C. Wegard &
of
there
to
in
said
misleading
supply.
included
costs
ore
1956
Hoiles
Dr.
which
procedures
The
speculative
that
willing to
that
and
and
market
company's
consideration.
in
be
company
sought permission
to
that
certain
of
the
information
30,625
Inc.
his
to
power
to
the
probable
generally
into
names.
—
O'Donnell
by
existing competition
favorably situated.
The
the
November
that
its
respects
the
Class
agree¬
prospectus
proven
trenching, sampling
unreliable, and thai he
said
relation
m
other
of
his
estimates.
were
in
in
with
factors
the
estimates
his
respect
investors
misleading
in
revealed
of
also
spectus
30,625
$2,120,498.
15, 1961. The shares of common stock will be separately
transferable only after Dec. 1, 1961.
wholly-owned
below
underwriting
all-or-none basis
company,
opposite
named
their
an
Commission
Period End. June 30—
$6,066,574
—V.
193,
Higher-
1961—MorRh—1960
Sales
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$5,640,458 $32,581,176
$31,723,610
2546.
p.
2204.
$38, plus accrued interest
be
of
his
Outstanding
Corp.
Manhattan
warrant
date,
underwriter.
at
the
set
of
on
and
and
in
and
proven
the
264,950 shs.
persons
the
the proceeds of the offerings, and
speculative features of the company's
prepared
economic
made
was
information
—V.
after
July 15, 1981 and 550,000 shares of common stock. Each
unit, consisted of $20 principal amount of debentures
will
take
to
estimates
information
of
accordance
rendered
2545.
p.
management
supplied
company's
estimated
for
13,700
underwriters
terms
National Bagasse Products
July. 27
record
short
of
stock
&
Nolting,
National
Modern
two
in
procedures
product
Fertilizers.
Homes Construction Co.—Securities Offered—
Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc., was manager of an under¬
writing syndicate which on July 12, 1961 offered in units
$5,500,000 of this firm's 6% subordinated debentures, due
and
failing;
closure
Shares
of
until
The
to
several
Securities
2326.
held.
bottle.
FINANCING
13,700
the
Com¬
stockholders
are
PRESENT
500,000 shs.
—
purchase
Jr.,
registration statement
50,676 shares of common
terms
TO
1966
30,
to
Stewart.
a
shares
10
underwriting
and
struction
191,
for
EFFECT
to
notes
applied
toward
expenditures for which
filed
Mo.,
began to package the
mold designed especially
a
subject
of
be
p.
on
"gold-
with a
glass
a
in
Co.—Proposes Rights Offering—
Cape Girardeau,
resisting
statement
properties,
the
that
report
stockholders
cents)
10
June
the
and
persons
193,
of
company
made
amounts
the
Aetna
The
Borrowings—
1962;
the
GIVING
common
National
under
will
total
1961.—V.
peel or
smoothing
ridges
company,
the
of
price,
Eye,
interest
$7,700,000
July 3,
1961,
covering
offered for subscription by common
subscription
loans
agreed,
with
Farm
with
(par
expiring
severally
ment
2780.
p.
aggregate
an
ending
giving
order
an
hearing
additions
proposal with
a
and
date
container
stock
Glencoe,"'
subsidiary.
estimated
an
not
company
subsidiary is $204,000.
participation in four pro¬
Co.—Proposes Bank
filed
issue
to
during
has
property
are
Power
company
Company
to
had
with
effect
acids, making the
chip, enhancing the
in
the
nails
and
some
in a two-dram container
1, 1961, the container was
May
UNDERWRITERS—The
dis¬
this
The
reserves.
Mississippi
mission
subsidiary
Oklahoma
in
non-utility
in
"ore"
Common
Warrants
its
Litchfield,
Chaska,
subsidiary also owns
producing oil wells in Texas.—V. 193,
small
This
investment
net
the
1960,
wells
gas
natural
wholly-owned,
one
Its
will
the nails a hard coat¬
the
has
and
Authorized
Minn.
Ohio
nails,
to
that
Guardian
plants
which
packaged
is
CAPITALIZATION
areas.
storage
and
reagents
circular as "the
fingernails and
to
conspicuous.
Prior
plastic
a
the
the company has distributed liquefied propane to cus¬
territories located beyond its natural gas distribution mains.
It
,offering
applied
is
company.
to
which
the
top.
about
or
in
options.
extended
Minn.,
Falls,
On
less
product
nugget"
of
1948
in
days
the
oWn
principally in the Minnesota
acquired the propane air produc¬
at
the
this
applied it gives
so
several
luster
a
of
the'm
Lake,
tomers
has
will
cost, leasing it
Under the terms
and
with
shine
\yhon
for
in
which
powder
alcohol, ' organic
water,
and Chanhassen. In addition the company has
distribution
systems in
its
other
communities
into
a
its
number
Minn,,
the
company
buffing,
lasts
to
referred
prepared
a
by
which
soap,
County
communities,
distribution
Prior
and Hennepin
12
Paul,
amount
Valley. In 1956 the company
plant and distribution system
tion
St.
full
1955,
to
S.
twenty
has
company
systems
of U.
Company
of
term
a
1934
tribution
River
First
and
company
lease,
the intersection
is
held
estimates
business
common
$18.00.
organized
was
sometimes
product,"
The
BUSINESS—The
advertising,
products,
new
expansion^ and working capital.
cosmetic,
natural
shall
of
re¬
company?"of ' 15,15," N, E. ,2nd Ave.,. Miami, Fla.,
business, of manufacturing and selling "Robevt s;, iJail-Tone,,''
used for
grooming
and .polishing- fingernails. 'Robert's
the
in
ing
bonds
development
for
company
BUSJNE'SSr-^The
a
the aggregate amount of first mortgage bonds
$3,208,000
and
(Note 1)
$15,000,000.
Of
2:
Net, proceeds will be used by the
$900,000
.
Under
July 6, 1961 offering circular, Aetna Securities Corp.,
York City, publicly offered 86,250 shares of this
common stock at $3 per share.
The stock was all
firm's
aDOUt
of
use
evident
materially
was
suant
New
inventory
1S80
(Nqte 2)
stock
1:
Note
due
1972
193, p. 1229.
sold.
to
geological
a
word
and
3,000
Durst
Nail-Tone, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Pursuant to
a
proposed
Commission
respect
Hoiles,
7,100
&
1,0
share'($20,000).
securities.
and
3,000
—
a
the
plainly
and
underwriter,
company's
4,500
—
Neuhaus
Wagenselle*r &
reported that
was
and
make
The
with
upon
it
Chemical
Monsanto
Outstanding
$3,208,000
fd. bonds due 1977
fd.
debs,
sub.
to
nature
search
FINANCING
Authorized
57/8%
fail
the
facilities, the limited nature
—V.
were
products
business
the
by
on
would
Farish
Inc.
a
per¬
designated
reserves
and
2111.
p.
properties,
sons
6,0J0
T_
Mohr,
Gauntt
issued
cent
acquisition and development costs expended by certain
properties transferred to the company in exchange for
cash, the
beneficial ownership of stock issued
for
such
the issuance of shares for a nominal consideration to
8,100
BoyceJ
were
one
registration
2,000
—
at
Commissioner- Cadsby,
cn
and
which
&
Inc.
3,000
stock
factors,
Co.___ll,000
by
moters,-the
3,000
Co
snaies
Otis
&
company's
Co
&
z,uuu,uuu
written
observed
&
Monday, July 17, 1961
.
and
misleading .in "respect of various material facts, including
identity of Ohe of the promoters, the relationship between pro¬
mission
Inc.—
Underwood,
the
promoters
4,500
Sterne, Agee & Leach____
Thornton,
that
7,100
&
Co.
Bros.
Inc.
Woodard-Elwood
a
July 12, 1961 offering circular,
Co., and J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.,
Minneapolis and Harold E. Wood & Co., St. Paul, Minn.,
publicly offered 14,218 shares of this firm's common
stock at $19.25 per share.
An additional 1,366 shares
false
nit:
Gearhart
Gardner
Offered—Pursuant to
&
ruled
by
decision,
reliability
The Robinson-Humphrey
8,100
Co
&
Stein
3,000
Corp.
Co
Fierce & Co.
Smithers
S.
3,000
Jackson
Rothschild
&
F.
6,000
3,000
Inc
&
Mosle
F.
Russ
3,000
6,000
11,000
Space
Lewis
L.
11,000
Co
Co.
Lane,
193,
Putnam
Rotan,
Co.
fering of 50,000 shares Of this firm's common stock had
been made through Blyth & Co., Inc., New York City.
—
its
accepted
____—__-_13,000
Rauscher,
Inc._.
Fay
Webber,
Reinholdt
& Co.
6,000
2,000
&
3,000
Curtis
3,000
—
Inc.
Inc._
Co.
Co.
Northwest
7,100
Co.___
Miller
Hutton
&
&
4,500
Corp.
&
& Co
Stieglitz
&
Paine,
2,000
Evans
Inc.6,000
Showers
Co._
,_
Hayden,
Hayden,
Pacific
1,500
Turner
Securities
A.
Co.
2,000
Murray Inc.
3,000
Sons
&
&
Inc._
Turben
J.
Inc.—;
Co.
&
Co.
Mericka
Wm.
Nongard,
8,100
Edwards
Goodbody
E.
Inc.-
Co
Inc.
Merrill,
7,100
Inc
Co.
&
McDonnell
8,100
Co.
&
&
Dickson
Eppler,
McCarley
3,000
Co._
&
Inc
Co.
&
Units
8,100
Slocumb
Cruttenden,
R.
$40,357,488
Common
home
ami
In
ore
8,100
Co._.
&
Eichler
Cassell
Courts
Inc.___
July 13, 1961 it
Valley Natural
six
$194,932.
Oimipany
& Co. Inc._50,000
Whipple
Bateman*
193, p. 2545.
Minnesota
the
subsidiaries
of
sundry
the
Co.
Bacon,
1961—11 Mos.—1960
$3,350,195
its
earnings
of
Maeon-Hagan Inc.
1961—Month—1960
$3,525,008
shell
set
&
—V.
Period End. June 30—
volume
agv^-d to sell to eacn of such underwriters
underwriters has severally agreed to purchase the
opposite its name below.'
such
units
Aim on
McDaniel
Sales
largest
jlui
designated
$1,195
dollar
cr
in
from
price
from
■
Ripley
Jchnson,
Miller-Wohl Co. Inc.—Sales Up—
the. second
outstanding
$21,662,364
Harriman
Hooker
the remainder.
subject to existing
is
net
financing,
of
and
company
and
agreement between
the company has
Clement
and
is
ranging
in
and
Units
our
follows:
as
it
stock.
L'quitable
transaction
center
owning
purchase
by
m
together with real estate investor Robert Saligman,
Pennsylvania corporation, Capital Enterprises, Inc.,
acquired
Saligman
The
purchase
the.
many
growing
under $5 million and
growth
Capital,
has
with
are
assets
described
formed
has
current
Brush,
cooperation
in
area,
total
of
type
Stott
Mr.
center^
Company of Philadelphia,. encourages us to.look
broadening of our partici" ation in such joint efforts,
Delaware Valley," Mr, Slott said.
the
this
association
Trust
&
throughout
"In
total
a
in
shopping
and
.company
measuied by unit
If
believes
homes
the
CAPITALIZATION—For
the
1961,
$8,101,584
number
>
;
r v
V;" ■'' ,'jy
'
■
transaction,
cash.
shell
space
of
floor
of
by
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the leritts
loan.
a
Capital,
two
a
for
AND
consist
below
largest Small Business Invest¬
first
major
venture
into
equity
its
financed
company
Fttclie
Companies,
announced
financing of real estate.
Harold
sold
models
feet
square
when
writing
the 'nation's
ment
with
31,
common
with
Corp.—Realty Acquisition—
one
the
of
and
Midland
•
1,092
the.
the
of
A"
units
in
stock
B
sales,
saies
No underwriting is involved.
purchased at par.
The
1961
27,
June
on
company
7%
when
EARNINGS
Securities and Exchange Commission—
of
to
$4,895
builder.
March
Seattlfe,
Co.,
standardized
19
400
to
$2,995
of
.
Finance
Merchants
from
$2,015
to June 30,
1
the
this
of
.
Co.,
a
company's
of
the
com¬
the
1961
engaged in selling,
in the Southern
the
company
company
by the
end
Act
suspending
Lithium
of
of
expects
1*961.
had
to
The
48.
Lithium
Corp.—Registration
July 7, the SEC announced issuance of
Otis,
Inc.,
closures
registration
a
of
Corp.,
3,120,000
York
New
because
contained
of
serious
the
in
at
which
$1.25
a
share
deficiencies
statement
in
proposed
per
and
New England Telephone & Telegraph
Suspended—
Period Ended May 31—
decision under Securities
filed
statement
City,
shares
common
in
the
by
National
public offering
through
the
Gearhart &
informational dis¬
accompanying
1961—Month—1960
Month—1960
^
1957
prospectus.
Operating
Operating
Federal
:
$
$
35,503,926
33,996,877
173,206,643
165,198,184
23,051,940
revenues
21,328,635
110.920,234
104,354,487
21,221,161
expenses.
income
Co.—Earnings—
19611961—5 Mos.—1960
$
taxes__
2,770,262
4,472,897
19,928,902
Other
operating
taxes__
2,677,009
2,682,122
13,664,620
13,341,080
Net
operating
income
7,004,715
5,513,223
28,692,887
26,281,456
4,464,929
4,474,212
21,613,072
21,231,398
The
company was organized in November
1958 pursuant to a con¬
tract between Gearhart & Otis, three predecessor Canadian
corpora¬
tions, and Alexander J. Thomas, a Canadian prospector affiliated with
those
was
corporations
formed
certain
for
mining
area
of
been
acquired
the
Pursuant
National
to
and
the
claims
by
the
additional
to
a
Gearhart
have
A
com¬
out
in
Thomas
J.
of
lithium
Territories
three
A.
deposits
Canada,
predecessors
and
acquiring
from
in
which
Associates.
and
the
and
at
by
the
National Lithium also agreed to pay the vendor
their counsel $10,000; to sell them 1,500,000
and
15
cents
per
share
(of
which
100,000
were
to
be
the
cash
payment
proceeds
was
of the
made
offering);
(leaving the balance for payment
the
1,500,000
shares
were
issued
193,
charges
p.
2669.
New Era Mining Co.—Common
Registered—
had
others.
after
—V.
developing
contract, the properties were acquired
exchange for 3,380,000 of its shares issued to
in
Net
Yellowknife
properties
Associate.;
It
designee of Gearhart & Otis); and to issue 2,000,000 shares to
&
Otis
for
disposition among persons it would designate.
$105,000
of
of
purpose
purchase
$400,000
shares
head
containing
the
predecessor companies.
sold
the
principal
Northwest
Lithium
corporations
principally
31,
On
This
stock,
of 9635
company
statement with
to
be
the
SEC
offered
West Colfax
on
for
offering Is to-be made on
Cheyenne,
Wyo.,
who
of
cents
The
per
was
as
a
office
at
1412
its
properties
contiguous
5,
a
best
will
Ave., Denver, filed a registration
covering 800,000 shares of common
sale
at
efforts
receive
50
basis
a
cents
by
selling
The
Bullock,
of
10
share.
per
Warren
P.
commission
share.
company
qualified
is
July
public
are
gold
organized
under
Delaware
law
in
1954
and
foreign
corporation
in
South
Dakota.
Its
principal
Canyon St.,
Spearfish, S. Dak., near which city
located.
placer
The
claims
properties
situated
in
consist
the
principally
Black
Hills
of
of
"two
South
Volume 194
Dakotaand
"although
deemed
it
termining
of
property,"
President
sale
used
Earl
Bartels
282,300
largely
payment
lists
W.
be
shares
sells
shell homes
in
the
$l,195-$4,495 price
in 22
range
standard
EARNINGS—For
its
subsidiaries
and
of
Spearfish
as
as
Secretary-Treasurer.
outstanding stock (53.85% )
of
sales
houses
shell
of
193,
obtained
at
cost
a
of
debs.,
GIVING
due
June
Junior
EFFECT
(J. J.) Newberry Co.—Sales Up—
1.
6,445,512
indebtedness
BUSINESS—Mount Pilchuck State Park, on the north face of Mount
in Mt. Baker National Forest, is the only skiing resort in
County.
It is located 34 miies northeast of
Pilchuck,
500,000
—i_—J
(15c
Snohomish
miles
491,950
par)_!
1,500,000 shs.
138,200 rts.
■
624,600 shs.
138,200 rts.
21,803,145
193,
20,172,137 111,378,971
109,841,329
2112.
p.
and
terms
the
conditions
set
forth
in
of
Cc.
Subscription Rights—The com¬
is offering common stockholders the right to sub¬
scribe to 22,415 additional shares at
$25 per share on
basis
of
0.72
of
share
one
for
each
share
held
of
record
May 15, 1961.
Rights will expire Aug. 25, 1961.
underwriting is involved. Proceeds will be used to
No
reduce
short-term bank loans
BUSINESS—The
company
for
and
incorporated
was,
working capital.
The
as
North
Electric
Co.
under the laws of the State of Ohio in March,
1917, for the general purpose of manufacturing telephonic communica¬
tions equipment and
component parts. In 1951 the company became
a
majority-owned subsidiary of L M Ericsson Telephone Co. of Stock¬
holm, Sweden, an international manufacturer of telecommunications
86.1%
sold
cf
the
world.
Ericsson
now
beneficially
owns
company's outstanding common stock.
1960, the
company
acquired majority control
May
Equipment
of
throughout
the
In
Co.,
Michigan
a
corporation
(PE'COi
and
of
to
supply assemblies and component parts. Thereafter
acquired all the remaining outstanding shares of PECO.
agreement
merger
PECO
Mar.
on
April. 28,
entered
29,
1961,
into
by
PECO
and
between
merged
was
the
into
GIVING
EFFECT
Hayden,
S.
R.
Short-term
bank
&
stock
($250
stock
p.
193,
North
and
on
347,552
Inc.
Walston
None
.
700,000 shs.
par)
—V.
193,
Pacific
corporation
has
called
for
redemption
Aug.
on
8,
all
1961,
of
Subscriptions—
recent
which
.
Forgan
Co.—V.
&
194,
11.
p.
Oceanarium, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Pursuant
a July 11, 1961
prospectus, Blyth & Co., Inc., publicly
offered 125,000 shares of this firm's
stock at
common
$12
share. Of the total, 52,500 were sold for the company
72,500 for certain selling stockholders. The company
will use its share of the proceeds for
working capital.
per
Other
BUSINESS—The
engaged
in
company
the
executive
Pacific,
operation
offices
Palos
Marineland
of
oceanarium
of
"Marineland
and
and
is
of
the
Pacific,"
the
located
in
a
lounge and-a separate snack
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
aquarium.
operates
to
an
operator
income
Common
—V.
debs.,
stock
193,
due July
($1
Net
2327.
p.
1,
At Marine-
PRESENT
>>
55,247,738
292,765,299
1965—
60,635,000
50,409,886
income
charges
Ohio Bell Telephone
$500,000
'.'."J"
•
July
be
The
$
,
$
Operating
in
expenses
15,202,213
14,496,153
74,053,817
71,339,775
taxes—
4,232,786
4,207,559
20,536,407
2,099,606
1,971,384
10,350,929
operating income
charges—
9,956,317
4,216,097
4,130,155
20,096,420
20,145,974
4,106,955
4,046,160
19,747,409
19,693,379
2669.
p.
The
company on June 26,
shares to be offered
1961
common
The
at
filed
This
A"
without
covering
100,000
underwriting.
amendment.
which
Stock
sales
certificates will be offered
No underwriting will be
payable to broker-dealer
The
Exchange.
will
commission
be
may
be
John
made.
maximum
capital
will
the
for
sale of the 300,000
net
proceeds to
the
at
added
be
drilling
31,
Dec.
the
to
1960
funds
certificates will
company,
whose
amounted
the
of
heads
Buckley
W.
voting trustees.
to the prospectus,
to
$230,000.
and
company
the
reasonable
accordingly,
discounts and
value
net
the
of
proved
of
reserves
the
such'
price., "in the light of present oil values
the possibility that the., company may
in
tlpje^ftnur'e develop'material'"amounts of additional'"fe'serves." In
diSch&Sing the company's substantial operating losses during the past
three years, th!e' pi'Hspectus refers among other things to reductions
p.
capital.
outstanding
of
713
West
statement
shares
of
Feachtree
with
common
the
stock,
Street
SEC
to
on
be
Atlantic
claim
company's
agreement
to
with
.
Refining Company;
higher prices for the
the
said
refining
that
the
under
its
been, submitted
to
it
and
1956-59
years
has
company
states
arbitration.
company
Dean
is
has
now
listed
The
SEC
outstanding 3,881,048
President.—V.
as
Penn Fuel Gas
190,
shares.
common
LeRoy
2713.
p.
Inc.-^-Acquisition Approved-—
has
issued
this
Oxford,
the
Holding Company Act,
purchase all the outstanding
utility
companies.
Counties
Gas Co., Curwensville Gas Co. and Jersey Shore Gas & Heating Co.,
each of which is a Pennsylvania corporation operating entirely within
authorizing
shares
that
H.
of
state.-
Penn
All
Gas
firm,
will
three
gas
of
three
the
Fuel
stock.
.
owned
Gas
and
stock
by
owner
the
For
shares
31,962
193,
is
companies
Penn
of
common
Issue
being
its
of
John
of
about
$.51%,
the
department
for
sales
month
same
against
first
the
a
store
five
ago,
N. E.,
Atlanta,
for
Ga.,
public
sale
thrcugh underwriters headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Inc.
and
Courts
&
Co.
The
offering price and underwriting terms
to
be
supplied
The
which
B.
engaged
in
28
in pest and termite control services on
sourthern, central and southwestern states and
of Columbia.
Orkin,
It
has
officials
management
120,000
716,099
amendment.
is
company
contract basis
the Dirstrict
by
to
Ware
i
'
-
of
$7,370,947
Vice-Presidents,
shares
shares,
each
of
outstanding 2,400,000
and
their
respectively.
57.17%.
own
The
Bernict'
holdings
common
Sanford
H.
shares,
and
Wil¬
the
of
fiscal
the
period
same
a
year
year
%
.
were
Orkin
Kaye,
propose
to
778,842,
795,903
and
of
lists
prospectus
Otto
Orkin
as
President.
rities
at $74 per unit.
Each unit consists of $50 prin¬
cipal amount of debentures with an attached warrant to
purchase
six
two
shares
shares
exercisable
of
after
of
common
common
Dec.
stock
at
$4
per
The warrants
stock.
share,
will be
1, 1961 to and including June 1,
company
sale
and
of
utilized
ago,
(
Since-
for
tracts
is
$46,278,111
the
36th
marked
BUSINESS—The
financing
of
certain
%
company,
inadequate
be
efforts
"shell
the
sale,
construction
and
homes,",
the
proceeds from the sale to
outstanding debt obligations and for expansion of branch
offices.
photo-interpreta¬
of
company's
the.
no
of
cancellable
business
defense
Road,
193,
their
products
that
more
could
be
the
still
are
working
1957,
the
company,
with
headquarters
in
Augusta,
and
common
The
expenses.
capital, primarily for
in the ground.—V. 192,
gas
&
Co.,
Inc.,
of
the
common
2438.
stock''('$10
net PPI
$5,000,-
996.
p.
manager
of an underwriting group
July 13, $700,000 of this firm's deben¬
convertible series due 1976, at 100%, plus
on
tures, 61/2%
accrued interest, and 150,000 shares common stock at a
price of $6 per share; (of which 25,000 were sold by
stockholders).
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
from the sale of the debentures
Park
a
and
com¬
stock will be used by the company to finance the acquisition of
installment contracts from customers, and to construct additional facil¬
mon
ities,
will
including supplementary space at
added to working capital.
at $6.50 per
share
after until June
its plants.
The
balance
debentures
convertible
are
into
stock
common
or before June 1, 1966;
at $7.25 per share there¬
1971; and at $8 per share thereafter until maturity.
are
not callable until Dec. 31, 1963 and thereafter
on
1,
The' debentures
redeemable
are
par,
in
of
one
be
DESCRIPTION—The
at optional redemptic# prides ranging from
106% to
and at sinking fund redemption prices receding from 103%" to par,
each
with
case
interest.
accrued
BUSINESS—The
of Springfield, Pa., is engaged in the dis¬
at retail of food freezers and frozen foods, groceries, vitamins,
proprietary medicines and sundries; and in the financing of the sale
of these products through installment contracts.
The company operates
in the major metropolitan areas from New York to Washington, with
the principal sales accruing from the Philadelphia and Baltimore trad-i
ing areas. In Nov., 1960, the company entered into an agreement with
Gimbel Brothers, Inc.
under which Renaire Foods acquired exclusive
concession for the home sale of frozen foods through Gimbels in the
Greater New York trading area.
4
\
company,
tribution
.
EARNINGS AND CAPITALIZATION—For the year 1960,
net sales of $7,364,796 and net income of $206,311,
had
the company
equal to 59c
share on the shares then outstanding. Upon completion of current
financing, outstanding capitalization of the company will consist of
700,000 of 6V2%
convertible debentures due 1976; 475,000 shares of
per
stock;
and
$115,000
UNDERWRITERS
V%
,;
of
miscellaneous
underwriters
The
—
debt.
funded
below
named
*
Shs.
severally
have
of Common Stock
From
$467,000
Selling
Company Stockholders
16,030
...80,070
6,750
1.350
35,000
6,750
1,350
23,500
4,500
900
Incorporated
McDowell—__
23,500
4,500
900
23,500
4,500
900
Grimm—
18,500
3,586
714
18,500
3,586
714
7i4
35.000
Co.
&
Blosser
_
&
Darlington
Hill,
Mason-Hagan,
&
Inc.
adversely
and
54,
executive
evaluation,
contracts
receive
Government
con¬
the
government and the
by shifts in emphasis
affected
par)
offices
are
located
York.
New
GIVING
TO
PRESENT
134-08
FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorized
1,500,000 shs.
!
at
<
EFFECT
\'
C.
—V.
Colket
Robbins
D.
193,
Lifts,
Inc.—Common
Stock
Co
&
3,586
714
3,586
714
Republic Aviation Uorp.—Common
.
Registered—
L. I., New York, filed a regis¬
July 11 covering 214,500 out¬
standing shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale by
ACF
Industries
Inc.
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc.
heads the list- of underwriters.
The public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The
company
is
engaged primarily
in the design, development,
manufacture, sale and servicing of high speed airplanes, particularly
military fighter planes for the U. S. Air Force, and the manufacture
and
sale of
parts and ground support equipment for such planes.
ACF Industries
purchased the 214,500 shares in May 1960 from the
estate of Paul Moore, one of the company's founders, primarily with
a
view
to facilitating
a
possible merger or other amalgamation of
the company and the selling stockholder.
The prcvpectus states that\
after
a
thorough study, it was concluded that such action was not
warranted.
Accordingly,, the selling stockholder
determined to dispose
of the shares and make available the funds
realized for use
This
tration
in
its
In
corporation,
of
statement
own
to
shares
and
the
SEC
on
business.
addition
owns
Farmingdale,
with
1,443,298
.
certain
of
to sell
officials as a
President.—V.
193,
the company has outstanding
stock, of which the selling stockholder
14.86%, the underwriter owns 10.77% and
group 1.41%.
Munay I. Peale is listed as
indebtedness,
common
proposes
management
p.
747.
1 580,335 shs.
Corp.—Common Registered—
Roanwell
'
This
company
statement
with
of
the
180
SEC
Varick
on
St.,
July
11
York,
New
covering
filed
150 000
a registration
shares of com¬
shares are to be offered for public sale
by the company and 100,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by the
present holders thereof. Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis heads the
list of underwriters. The public offering price .and underwriting terms
are
to
be
supplied by amendment. The registration statement also
includes 15,000 common shares which underlie a 30-day option granted
by
the selling stockholders to the underwriters,
exercisable at the
price being paid by the underwriter for the 100,000 shares to be
offered for sale at the public offering price.
mon
stock,
The
March 31, 1961
—.
3,586
18,500
18,500
18,500
Co
&
1562.
p.
of
which
company
electroacoustical
Pursuant to
to
funds, he said, are ear¬
in acquiring additional
electro¬
1059.
Pilchuck
shares
use
was
which offered
is
50,000
engaged
transducers
in
in
the
the
design,
voice
manufacture and
communication
sale of
field.
This
Offered—
1
Incorporated in
registrar
p.
Renaire Foods, Inc.—Securities Offered—P. W. Brooks
customers.
under
will
devices.
of
and
respective
company
these
of
convenience
the
at
plant
Flushing
p.
electro-optical
effort.
CAPITALIZATION
—V.
of
evaluation
assurance
production.
The com¬
engineering, designing,
by
prototypes
for
.
in
Offered—Pursuant
Stock
such mass
devoted to
for
been
have
building
company's
Common
engaged
will use
commissions
as
oil and
proved
Placed
reconnaissance,
aerial
•
:
1966.
193,
percent of the shares of the company, represented in
by proxy voted to increase the corporation's authorzied com¬
from
3,000,000 to 5,000,000 shares, at a special meeting
or
above
000
$44,181,114
the
devices
be
are
The
appointed
July 10.
v'v.''-,' 1
J. Bradley, Board
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of
independent oil and gas producing company, said that subject to
filing a registration statement and final approval by the SEC, the
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$7,577,475
and
manufacture
company's
in
been
stock
Straus,
production of any of its items Taas been either com¬
contemplated. Indeed, the company's present productive
would
can
the
397,920 shs.
Robert
Higher—
is engaged in the
design, development,
photo-optical and
electro-optical systems
in
time
present
principal
most
there
has
corporation.—V.
c.
mass
or
pany's
Co.
the
,
optical scanning devices.
company's business has been predomi¬
nantly
in
connection
with
the
defense
effort,
both
under
prime
contracts
with governmental agencies and under sub-contracts. There
is no
mass
market for
the
company's present products and, there¬
the
developing» and
Development Co., Inc.—Securities Offered—
Granbery, Marache & Co., and associates offered to the
public on July 11, 1961, 54,100 units of this firm's secu¬
of
month.—V. 193, p. 2218.
1961—Month—1960
Corp.—Notes
photogrammetry
mechanical
Outdoor
Trust
$1)
McDonnell
Stores Inc.—Sales
Corp.—Common
components
pleted
Outstanding
~
:
.
5,
FINANCING
18,500
BUSINESS—The
manufacture
capacity
%
-
$525,an
in¬
velopment, and working capital.
no
%
,
.
Debentures
July 6, 1961 prospectus, L. D. Sherman & Co., New
City, publicly offered 100,000 common shares of
this firm's stock at $5 per share. Proceeds will be used
by the company for new equipment, research and de¬
fore,
PRESENT
St., Seattle
or
a
to
45th
subject to the terms and conditions of the purchase contract,
to purchase from the company and the selling stockholders the respec¬
tive
aggregate
principal amount of debentures and the number of
shares of common stock offered hereby set forth below:
increase
an
all-time record for this
an
Finance
Photronics
Up
E.
held
in
Privately—July
13, 1961 it was reported that $15,000,000 of this firm's
senior notes due 1981 and $2,500,000 of its junior sub¬
ordinated notes due 1981 had been sold privately through
Smith, Barney & Co., Inc., New York City.
tion.
N.
.—500,000 shs.
1122.
Penington,
and
3611
TO
1732.
p.
Philco
to
value
announced.
months
for
3.88%
or
sales set
year
$8,122,577
193,
at
EFFECT
agreed,
chain
$505,895,597
$19,644,360
Sales
—V.
GIVING
Producing Properties, Inc.—Stock Incr. Approved—
common
stock
June sales amounted to $120,536,504 against $113,-
the
of
The land upon which the issuer is to install
the jurisdiction of the State Parks and Recre¬
virtue
of
special
use
permits
Issued
by
the
and by the State Bureau
of Natural Resources.
Ninety-four
acquired,
2438.
p.
Penney Co.—Sales Up—
for
539,957
state
a
1980.
par
Irving
(par
person
to
of
stock
therefor.—V.
under
Pa.
President
outstanding
Fuel
payment
the
the
3rd,
its
of
order
an
stock
common
Ware,
80%
July 6 covering 360,000
offered
193,
and
hikers
recently
by
price paid for the company's share of oil produced in Venezuela
Venezuelan
The
Pass
resort-for
Authorized
reflects
the
Stevens
as
known
the
of
under
Government
no
will
of
already
by
3,
corporation intends to sell sufficient
York
Exterminating Co., Inc.—Common Registered—
company,
registration
a
"Reg.
a
($1)
par
proceeds will be used for working
Orkin
retire
Registered—
Voting Trust Agreement for stock of
a Venezuelan corporation,
have joined
a
company;
in
all
CAPITALIZATION
20,418,379
taxes—
193,
and
by
American
Period End. June 30—
121,860,445
Co., Missoula, Mont.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
sell
under
selling
a
working
of
excess
$
125,037,573
income
after
liam
61,360,515
filing of a registration
statement with the
voting trust certificates for 300,000 shares
stock
of Pancoastal,
to be
offered for sale on
Peoples Drug
Old Timer Products
of
73,825,362
62,931,864
the
$390,000
in
Total
637,000 shs.
operating
Federal
a
77,581,111
11,891,307
additional development wells in eastern
Venezuela
and
additional
field
production
facilities,
at
a
cost
of
about
$180,000, and for
repayment
of
advances
and
discharge of
other
current
liabilities.
The
prospectus further
indicates that the
market
price at which
the securities will
be
sold is
currently in
$500 000
..
24,805,251
are
the
proceeds
used
1961—5 Mos.—1960
25,750,702
filed
14,315,006
13,269,511
Company,
supplied
but
of
deficit
in
capital
through
result
same
well
a
33
Seattle,
covering
3
over
list
also
company's head office is located
Washington.
Co.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
revenues
Net
Trustees
Pancoastal
to
the
from
altitude
the
Petroleum
common
crease
Operating
—V.
16,453,514
2669.
p.
Voting
sale
is
The
58,946,000
53,107,844
(J. C.)
1,500,000 shs.
Federal
270,121,080
12,816,000
10,048,216
This corporation's
//V:/'—
Period Ended May 31—
Net
$
60,476,030
The June
Other
$
10,605,276
engaged,
about
The
Precisionware, Inc.—Appointment—
12,636,000
on
Pilchuck
Commission
The
expenses
Pancoastal
with
feet,
miles
63
Pass.
484,089,254 453,302,328
165,557
Outstanding
develop
stock
92,426,960
operating
The
5,100
Pass/ and
Stevens
granted the issuer an exclusive concession to operate
skiing and resort facilities at Mount- Pilchuck State
until Sept.
improvements is
1961—5 Mos.—1960
100,170,820
income
193,
has
—V.
restaurant
a
State
Park
v
$
is
Mount
Common,
1961—Month—1960
Stevens
than
500
.
camera
FINANCING
The
1,200
Co.,
&
revenues
after
—V.
bar.
TO
par)_______—
by
exhibits
gift shops,
Authorized
5%
and
performances
specialized marine
and
leases
of
consisting
mammals
ocean
conventional
owns
and
owns
enterprise.'
large
of
Marineland
|
presenting
number
a
company
and
of
for
at
..
,
entertainment
exhibition
facilities
and
located
are
Calif.
an
those found
motel
cocktail
the
animals,
Pacific
a
company
Estates,
Pacific
for
scale to
the
of
shops
the
outdoor
aquatic
in
of
Verdes
the
extensive
land
Inc.-
Waggoner-
&
Neal
than
Seattle
vacationers, where the State of Washington only
obtained rights from the Federal Government for
in, 1957,
park.
mon
in Delaware in 1949. It
incorporated
was
on the
Palos Verdes Peninsula, in Los Angeles County, Calif.,
approxi¬
mately 28 miles south of the Civic Center of the City of Los Angeles.
similar
F.
taxes—
Net
and
trained
Wyatt,
2,700
operating taxes—
Federal
be
an
C.
3,300
'''j--V i.w.'$
•
According
on July 11,
1961, subscriptions were received for 416,128 shares
approximately 92%
The unsubscribed 33,909 shares were purchased
by the underwriting group headed by the First Boston Corporation and
fish,
Cassell
3,300
to
slopes
Baker.
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
Operating
Operating
Ltd.—To Redeem Preferred—
or
of
1,200
Inc
Period Ended May 31—
the
Star Oil,
expired
the
1,700
Everett
summer
ation
Inc.
2437.
p.
.'\V '
for
659,783 shs.
company has
announced that in connection with
its
offering to stockholders of 450,037 shares of common stock,
The
1,700
Corp.-
Co.,
Securities
terms
50,000 shs.
($10
1561.
Northern Illinois Gas Co.—Stock
is
Inc
Co.
&
&
First
of
preferred
The
to
1
3,300
SEC
1,810,378
outstanding cumulative redeemable preferred shares 1956 series at
per
share, plus accrued - dividends of $26.03 per share.—V. 168,
Glore,
V'v
Pancoastal Petroleum Co.—Common
326.
p.
3,300
Co.,
2,700
Joseph Walker & Sons
Alester G. Furman Co.;
3,300
Inc._
&
Units
v
5,000
Co.,
'.■
Stein Bros. & Boyce__
Roaetsky, Kleinzahler,
Walker & Co., Inc.—
20,900
—
&
Evans
A.
McDonnell
firms
The
& Co.^.
Co
Co.
Dickson
Clement
Pursuant
Outstanding
$1,460,000
$2,000,000
pari
Common
$50
&
com¬
company
loans
non-cumulative
—V,
its
Marache
Stone
Courts
FINANCING
Authorized
A
the
company
the
PE&JSENT
TO
4\'a % first mortgage bonds
6%
land purchase contracts
ski
upper
Everett,
to
closer
and
and
1961.
CAPITALIZATION
Class
Power
manufacturer
a
power
pany
forth below:
Units
Granbery,
Manufacturing
equipment
set
units
—
pany
the
agreement, the company has agreed to sell, and each
underwriters, for whom Granbery, Marache & Co. is acting as
the
of
representative, has severally agreed to purchase, the respective numbers
North Electric
closer
miles
25
Mt.
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to
1961—6 Mos.—-I960
the underwriting
—V.
by
;
Wash.
$2,705,000
j
used
Outstanding
$2,705,000
Warrants
1961—Month—1960
Sales
•
without underwriting, 300,000 shares of
at $1 per share.
Net proceeds will be
the company to establish skiing and resort
at Mount Pilchuck State Park near Everett,
stock
facilities
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
1976
indebtedness-—
stock
;
■
Authorized
sub.
Senior
1692.
p.
1961, the company and
amounting to $3,968,177
March 31,
ended
year
$126,677.
CAPITALIZATION
7Va%
Common
Period End. June 30—
the
reported
income
net
9
offered,
pany
'
common
Amundson
of
■
i
Ga.,
models.
Denver
(14.25% ),
respectively.—V.
"to
equip
placer
indebtedness,
and as a
of
R.
of
1,066,335 shares
owns
$600,
will
capital,
Russell
Bartels
$67,730 and
a
prospectus
and
(221)'
accepted
stock
Amundson
Mr.
proposes
to
exploit
these
properties
exploratory work of the nature and extent
mining practice as a basis for de¬
commercially
mineable
deposit
exists."
Net
done
working
The
reserve.
and
the
for
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
company
•
in
whether
proceeds
Mr.
the
has not
necessary
Number 6073
offering circular, the com-
Continued
on
page
49
10
11
(222)
Name
Globe &
announcements
tables.
first
the
In
nounced during
indicate
we
all
the current week.
which
in
table
second
a
grouped
are
two
in
the
Then
show
we
the
dividends
we
Government
an¬
Name of
Abitibi
Company
Power
&
Share
Paper,
Lfd.
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores
Allied
Control
Allied
Mills,
Allied
Growth
American
(quar.)
8c
1334c
+._
(stock dividend)-
(quar.)
Shares,
Inc.
A
(quar.)
special preferred
Universal
(quar.)
30c
Best
Fund
9-
1
9-
1
9-
1
30c
7-14
\ 6-30
30c
9-12
8-11
(quar.)
Los
Ltd.
Andes,
Commerce
Blackman
Class
A
A
stock
Boston
Safe
Brown
Shoe
7-31
Co.
Mawr
8-
2
CaiTisle
Investment
Corp.
Cascade
Central
American
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
4%
preferred
(quar.)
common
(1946
(1947
by
1st
A
proval
of
of
&
6-26
1
8-15
be
7-28
7-15
710-
7-
3
7-31
7-25
7-31
8-
1
1
8-18
7-25
8-18
7-15
8-31
8-
Gas,
on
Sept.
preferred
$1.25
Southern
to
8-31
8-
8
Ohio
(quar.)
Insurance
dividend
12
"
Co.
6
7-8
8-
1
7-14
8-
1
of
America
to
24)
10cr
(quar.)
approval
8-
1
8-25
of
8-10
shares
National
:
,
Co.,
Ltd.
$0,134
8-31
8-10
7-17
7-
(quar.)__
$20c
8-
1
7-17
3c
8-
Continental
Growth
Fund
(Inc.)
Natural Gas (quar.)
Coronation Credit Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)___
New
Forster—
•
-
Initial
common.
split,
subject
stockholders
dividend
to
on
the
after
1
7-17
31c
8-31
of
,
fl5c
7-31
7-14
9
20c
7-31
7-18
4<)c
8-
1
25c
tl7y2c
9--1
8-15
Saratoga
$1.^0
7-14
7-
Saxon
"
7
Moore
&
7-31
7-15
25c
8-15
7-31
Co.,
5%
pfd.
common
Securities
Giorgio
Dial
Fruit
Finance
Discount
Corp.
Dominion
2nd
Du
Corp.
Co.
of
15c
___
York
Ltd.,
8-15
7-28
8-
National
7-21
(quar.)
$2
(quar.)
7-27
7-18
tl5c
8-
1
7-14
f37y?c
common
(onar.)_.
8-
1
8-25
8-
..'t$1.25
y.,.;,-*%% ;
of
National
(Pa.)
(»-a)
$1
8-
1
7-26
Easy Washing Machine, Ltd.—
5%
El
1st
Paso
preference
National
4.10%
4J/4%
preferred
2nd
5.36%
preferred
5.50%
5.65%
(quar.)___
5.68%
;
(Long Island,"
%'■$
Standard
8-21
7-21
New
at
&
9-1
8-4
9-1
8-4
8-4
9-
1
8-
$1.42
_____
9-1
$1.41 >/4
(quar.i
this
8-4
$1.37'/2
(quar.)
preferred
1
$1.37y2
(quar.)
on
9-
$1.34
preferred
taken
8-4
$1.25
Networks
action
9-1
2 %
9-
1
8-4
$1.60
9-
1
8-
10%
lVz%
8-25
7-31
4
4
^
(quar.)
&
JbanK
1
9
9
8-11
Film
•
%
$1
7-28
9-11
•
8-
1
will
Steel
7-17
4.40%
(annual)
pfd.
Food
Bank
7-
the
9-
8-15
Countv
Fairfield
Securities
Trust
Fate-Root-Heath
Federation
Stock
t$l
7-31
First
■
Investors
'Class
First
First
B
(Conn.)
&
8-
1
7-17
8-
2
7-12
20c
Trust
(N.
(Subject
Aug.
Corp.,
Bank
National
40c
$6.70
8-
1
7-15
approval
15)
;___
class
A
1
vote
Fa
(Glen
2V2%
)
(quar~7
Falls,
First
Bank
National
Iron
Ford
Fund
Jersey)
Giant
(West
8-
1
715
NY)
Texas
9-16
8-31
Time
7-14
7%
8-
1
7-14
8-
1
City Bank
Marine
of
25c
Tulsa
7-31
.7-14
10c
8-
(quar.)
1
Orang.e, N.
J.)__
Momstown
8_
x
7_1Q
of
4%
conv.
pfd.
(quar.)_
Co.'
Freight
Lines,
Oil
each
10
shares
preferred
England Fund
,ben.
Finance
Co.
preferred
4Vj %'
$4.50
preferred
General
Public
General
Steel
(Baltimore)
Glen
Manufacturing,
Share
Inc.
.
(quar.)
f$l ->5
(quar.)
.»
lOc
•
f
l
10-
2
9-11
8-25
7_17
4
7-17
8-15
of
Co.
8-31
8-20
8-15
Spring
Mines,
•9-
1
60c
J40c
8-15
7-18
8-
1
7-14
$38c
8-15
7-15
7c
f20c'
7r30.
7-13
8-15
7-15
8-
7-20
——,
(s-a)————
S.
class
A
(quar.)__
__
(quarterly
investment income, plus a disof
2c
securities .profits)
from
Hampshire)
Fire
'—
Accident
&
—
Insurance
-
Y.)
(N.
Power,
preferred
8-
1
7-19
8-
If
7-21
$1.31 y4
1.3714
$1.40%
,—
8-
1
7-21
—
——
_,
8-
1
7-21
1
7-21
8■
Value Line Fund,
8-
1
7-
25
split)——
ctfs.
N.
J.)
f
$2.50
6-30
7-20
834c
'.;7-20
„
(s-a)_
7-17
1
8-
1
7-21
-8-
&
Gas
1
Corp.—
1
1
-
7-20
8-15
1
West
net
of
Point
income
7-20
7-10
9-15
8-18
f50c
(quar.)
'
A
(1956
9-11
8-31
8-14
8-
1
18c
(quar.)
7-15
7-
7
8-
Windsor
$1.50
8-
1
7-14
7-31
7-17
Supply,
No
action
3
7-
8-11
8-15
8-
1
9-11
8-18
■
_!_4——
■
30c
8-15
8-
1
-400
8-
4
7-21
35c
9-
1
8-15
$1.20
—
(quar.)—_a.
common
7-14
7-27
8-
'
,T
f
1
8-15
40c
,
•! ' '
1
*
Co.—!!—____
(quar.)
.
T—
class
Corp.,
A—4
,
—
9-
1
8-15
8-
1
7-17
15c
;_
—
:
40c
8-
1
7-17
25c
(quar.)_.
this
Winfield
lc
taken
8-24
common
on
8-10
at
payment
time
Growth
from
net
Winn-Dixie
Industries
investment
Fund—
income
and
11c
Stores
capital
Inc.
gains
(increased
.
monthly)
(F.
W.)
Yonkers
8-11
8-
1
to
15c
8-14
vote* on, a
7-24
of
the
be
to
asked
be
proposed
common
7-19
7-17
8-31
8-15
9-30
9-15
1
62'4c
(quar.)
Inc.—
will
meeting
7-31
7-31
shares
at
held
a
on
deferred
Sept.
8
four-for-one split
9-
1
8-
20c
Co.
:
Raceway,
Stockholders
"
7c
7c
realized
12c
7c
net
15c
(qaar.)__
3
8-11
9-1
"
annual
Corp.
7-
Industries—
Woolworth
8
7-25
7-17
8-11
J15c
'
(reduced)!.:——
income__—.
Inc.
Wurtlitzer Co.
$0c
Co
■
Ltd.
Monthly
t$0.2603
8-16
7-31
20c
(initial quar.)
ft''-'
Monthly
&
(quar.)
Lines
preferred
from
series)—
Northern Railroad of New
Hampshire
!".
.
Mines,
Auto
.
15c
10c
18c
%
10c
com.
new
preferred
(quar.)
Wilson-Jones Co.
(quar.)
1
35c
,
(quar.)
pfd.
9-
1214c
class
9-15
7-10
3uc
—__—__
.__
6%
30c
(quar.)—
____
(reduced)
Westgate-California
from
7-28
3c
plus
(quar.)——
Manufacturing
Air
Western
capital
15c
income
Fund
investment
Western
8
.
4c
Corp.
Amulet
4.80%.
undistributed
6c
.
7-19
9-
2c
Waterbury National Bank (Conn.); (quar.)
Wellington Equity Fund—
'• <
\
10-
gains)
Works
Mutual
"
From
933/4c
;
Chemical
Mfg.
Waite
7-20
,8-
plus
—
earned
Voi-Shan Industries,
7-17
50c >
Iron
gains
Optional
-
Vogt
82V2c:
(quar.)
Brewing
•
••.(
•>
Fund, Inc.—
from
capital
Dorn
Vanderbilt
"
8-
7c
capital
income)
Income
of
from
Van
40c
Pennsylvania National Bank
(Pa.)
Inc.—
from
4c
earned
Line
(Quar.
6-30
87IO
of
from
Value
9-14
7-15
,
:
'/V
(Quar.
1
6
.'7-15
ic
'
(quar.)—
(Paterson,
.9-30
20c
______-__v__
stock
int.
Telephone,
Oil,
2
30c
quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
preferred
$1
„
42'/2c
(quar.)
common
preferred
.
.__
(Concord,
(quar.)——
Insurance
Upper Peninsular
8-18
$1
(quar.)
Ltd.
7-10
9-20
■
investment
Co.
4
Maryland—
Shares
(quar.)—
Life
New
U.
7-31
20c
distribution
a
net
Northeastern
Onyx
10-
7-31
(Entire issue called for redemption at $50
per share on Aug. 8, plus this dividend
Olympia
B
United
5
7-28
8_
> 7-15
$1.75
12'/2c
—
—
quarter-
from net
Corp.—
accumul.
plus
Star
29c
1
3214c
North
$1.12y2
nfd.
—
5V2%
'
payment)
5%
—
■
(quar.)__
Florida
(quar.)____
T,M..
8-
15c
Electric
North
1
7-12
8-
25c
Continental Fund Shares
Class
7-17
8c
(quar.)
current
Trust
(quar.)
Utilities
State
preferred
7-17
8-
1
(s-a)
Insurance
1
8-15
7-28
1
'
Inc.—
invest¬
Merchandise
8-
Investors—
Wnr<>s.
Fire
York
20c
56>/4c
Industries, Inc.—
preferred
(quar.)
American
York
Coal
Gar Wood
7-19
'
.
(quar.)—
(initial)
..
Car
7-24
8-21
i '
~
Ltd.,
•
American
8-14
9-15
8-10
held
(quar.)
Canadian
5(4%
Vv'
American
i8C
9-
8-
8c
common
New
7_24
1
9-15
,
(2-for-l
North
g_14
9-30
9-11
.,
Oil, .Ltd.
Australian
series)
(1959
Corps,
7-21
-
Co.
Mur
North
Optional
General
net
}
8-11
dividend) %
(stock
Funds,
Corp.—
A
7-20
5C
_____
United
United
.
(quar.)
7-25
8-4
7-17
'
•
8-15
United
7-21
8-
___;
1
9-5
7-27
,
;53/4%
stock
1
America-
8-10
35c
(quar.)_
from
.■
8-15
Trust
6-30
15c
stock
8-
75C
7-17
7-17
V.' tribution
;__
distribution
8-
_
8-11
7
8-
'
from
7-10
8-31
7-31
Toys
income—
preferred
$1.50
(s-a)__
___.!"
7-10
7-25
8-31
(quar.)
class A
(monthly)
Increased
(Calif.)—
Trust
(Mass.)
Corp. (quar.)____
Noranda
7-21
7-25
25c
Inc.
of
United
6-30
7-15
25c
Research
-Si
30c
Bank
7-15
35c
(Cleveland)
(quar.)
Securities
gains
7-28
9-14
Tonka
7-25
50c
(quar.)
Naumkeag
15c
5c
24c
16c
10c
22c
(quar.)
Services,
Union
A
2c
Terminal
preferred
Common
5
a
7-14
—
Bank
Niagara
on
Mfg.—
Instruments—
4%
Ttust
class
___
National
No-Sag
(quar.)
Markets.
Motor Co.
of
7-31
60c
National
(New
Food
7-31
8-15
50c
Quarterly
First
8-22
8-15
10c
_
9-15
lOc
__
26
A
for
7-27
$1.20
Bank
(Detroit)
(quar.)
National Bank of New
Jersey (New Brunswick)
York
July
on
Stock Fund
share
One
8-1 '
4i/2c
National
New
7-
quar.)—;____
(initial
American
Texas
8-31
■V
}c
3.75%
of
(quar.)
:
(Erie.
Bank
~k~~
Y.)~
to
(quar.)—.—
National
(quar.)
7-15
7-15
—
7-21
8-10
9-16
$1.10
(quar.)
New Process Co
(quar.)
Bank
dividend
stockholders
Co.
(initial)
8-15
1
50c
.
8-. 5
(quar.)
New
Fairfield
7-15
6
8-
10c
(monthly)—7c
•/. 7c
Class A
(monthly).—
7c
Texaco, Inc., new common (initial quar.)—
40c
Two-for-one stock split approved by
stock¬
holders.
1
-r]~:
.
6
$1.12y2
&
Jersey Bank & Trust
Quarterly
time
1
9-
Corp.,
Class
\8-21
•
9-15
90c
(quar.)
New
common, the first
second preferred stocks
8-
45c
214c
_____—___
Produces
Corp.
Tenney
7-18
40c
Laboratories,
Check
Tea
1
Investors, Inc.—
Taft Broadcasting
7-21
25c
common..
7-17
the
8-15
■
7-17
7-28
Extra
New
7-10
9-
7-17
6c
______
(quar.)
Class
6-12
8-14
(ttcraiRoii; fa..)—
irust
8-11
8-
7-18
52c
J25c
___
common
Super
•1%
,
lquar.)_
Nestle-Le
7-18
$1.25
(initial)——
Payable in cash or stock (One share conv.
preferred for each 200 shares held);'
Swingline, Inc., class A (quar.)—
15c
Ltd.
C
Navajo
5
(quar.)—
class A
7-10
Bedford,
Tciuar. >
B
Nautec
9-11
8-
quar.)
1
8-
30c
(quar.)
preferred
National
9-11
1
(Quebec)—
(initial
Stouffer
9-
30c
.
preferred
National
1
10-
Stein, Roe & Farnham Balanced Fund——
:
1 '
ment
7-11
10-
40c
$0,331
registered—
(Del.)_—
(quar.)—
9-1
■
*
(quar.)
Tube
Power,
Quarterly
1
Inc.
pfd.
8-10
Beach—■'%
B
National
7-24
8-
10c
31V4c
8-
$1.06y4
,___
-4.80%
8-4
8-15
1
—
8-25
.
42'/2c
4.50%
8-4
9-1
$1.2iy8
(stock dividend)
Empire National Corp. (stock dividend)_
Erie Forge & Steel
Corp.—
No
9-1
$1.06 >/4
(quar.)
preferred
6.40%
1
$1.02y2
(quar.)
(19561
preferred
9-
8-15
(quar.)
Stein, Roe & Farnham
$2.50
(New
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line,
National
<quar.)__
preferred
9-15
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
5'/-%
Electro
i25c
preferred
.
4.87y2 %
$5
Gas
(quar.
7-20
1
9-
proposed 2-for-l split
,
9-11
40c
& Pacific Grain,
Minneapolis Gas Co
6%>
5%
Engineering, Inc.,
"
Midland
•
A
7-
7-27
(Los imgeifa)
Industry,
Co.
Trust
Shareholders
Insurance
(Pittsburgh)
Utilities
National
Bank
jtank
Ordinary
Ltd.
Co.
Southwestern
7-31
,
$1.5'd
(quar.)
Miami
Bank
Inc.
National
Deposit
7-15
8c
15c
35c
—~
Quarterly
7-17
7-20*'
""35c
:_
(s-a)
Bank
Bank
Seamless
Quarterly
7-31
$3
(Hempstead, N. Y.)
National
common
Oil
South Side
3
7-31
$1,308
—___r__
(quar.)
Gas
7-14
8-15
1
(quar.)
American
Sherbrooke
8-18
9-25
"
Bank
Extruders
Nation-Wide
1
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Trust,
in
Shares
7-18
9-11
_______
National
Michigan
7-17
8
7-20
9-
.
8-24
25c
New
Fabrics,
preference
Bois
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
United
Di
7-20
8-
:
Acceptance Corp., common
First
Quarterly
7-21
-
15c
—
Monongahela
7-14
1
35c
Y.)
(N.
Bank
preferred
5%
7-21
12y2c
iquar.)
National
Massachusetts)
Class
7-31
8-15
:
(quar.)___.
8-15
7-31
8-
this time)
Corp.
National
Sorobon
income
(s-a)
dividend
Merchants
Miami
>
20c
&
9-15
7
10c
(quar.)
Shenango Valley Water,
(initial quar.)
Life
7-20
20c
20c
2oc
(quar.)
Schenectady RR
&
Paper
Skelly
(quar.)
9-
1
(no action taken on com.
at
payment
Second
5c
preferred
6
8-
45c
A
common
(quar.)
to.
Schlumberger, L.d.
Scotten, Dillon Co.
7-18
$2.77
;
8-15
}55c
class
Stores,
Canada
of
Bank
mon
a
t30c
investment
5
,7- 5
Corp.)—
Indemnity
(Morristown, Pa.)
9-
Royal
9-
$1
■
(in,tial-quar.)-_
common
Industries,
&
(quar.)
Gear & Tool
Ross
8-18
X7-20
(Providence, R. I.)
B
6
(xuiiiierly
inc.
York)
Movielab
40c
9-
Class
.
6%
Montgomery County
the
7
Selection
&
Corp.,
Brook
•
15)
8-
7
(quar.)_
Oil,
preferred "(quar.)
Gi) (Germany) —
preferred
Mellon
8-10
2-for-l
approval
August
6
1
10
7-17
1
common
Semi-annual
5%
Michigan
,
50%
__
7-14
$10
Quarterly
7-14
$1.50
Rose's
90C
new com.
Mercantile National
.
$1.06
___
Corning
.
4y4%
Meadow
9-29
8-1
$1.16
.
(subject
July
11-
3iy4c
Roblin-Seaway
4
20)
'(A.
deposit" receipts—
Corp.,
Stock
Compagnie de Saint-Gobain—
&
Mead
ap¬
(quar.)
Electric—
5
8-
5,
8-31
8-
stockholders approval
to
new
7-
8-
Quarterly
New
subject
•
the
on
—
9-
15c
net
Maxwell
McCormick
8
3c
;
'
6-28
9c
-8-4
10-
—
split
Ltd.,
American
7-25
$1
_,—
of
7-24
7-10
7-31
6
8-15
New
from
Mannesmann
9-12
series
8-21
1
<.s-ai
Inc.—
Massachusetts
8-15
split
subject
Quarterly
Richfield Oil,
10-20
—.
fa,.)
1
10-
stock
Sept.
on
10c
(quar.)
preferred A
Three-for-one
7-21
9-30
shares
8-21
7-15
.
12c
..
9
9-
5c
:
(monthly)
March
Petroleum
Quarterly
7-21
30c
7-14
35c
(quar.)
Magnavox Company,
*
9t 5
7-20
(quar.)
class A
Company,
2-for-l
A
9-20
payment omitted at this time
Maremont
__
Co.
Madison Fund,
not
(accumulative)
split
7'/2c
Inc.—
Common
Manning,
(quar.)
1st
8-15
5c
distribution
Ring-Free
Macmillan
7-20
15c
partic.
Macomber,
7-20
8-
*
A
stockholders
stockholders
Crum
6%
MacMillan
8
87V2c
class
1
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Macleods,
2
84
if
9-
(monthly)
on
Co.
10c
5c
14c
75c
40c
(fictston,
8-
7-24
7V2c
Corp.
Mailman,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
American
Macco
3
11-30
$1
each
paid
Fibre
Steel
$15c
Republic National Bank of Dallas
Security
America—
preferred
Conduits
Lukens
7-28
8-15
class A (quar.)_
—
(quar.)
distribution
7-19
8-
$2
4.65%
Stock
7-17
Bank
paid
was
7-21
(monthly)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco (increased-quar) __
12c
liquidating
8-15
(quar.)
Reheis
25c
(quar.)
liquidating
share
7-25
___
stock
Oil &
for
common
series
Corp.
Final
(First
(Chicago)—
will
National
7-21
—
65c
39c
1
Randall
Companies, Inc.—
5
8-
._
(quar.)
Acceptance,
Combined
1
7-14
9-
7-15
(quar.)__.
(quar.)
Company
6%
1
$1
8)
Aug.
preferred
4 '4 %
8-
9-19
7-31
I
Two-for-one
.
8-
Life
RR.—-
share
Cash
Colgate-Palmolive Co.,
Columbus
8-15
8-25
(quar.)
series)
(one
held.
elected
Colorado
7-14
17V2c
_
Co
dividend
Class
Liberty
1
8-
75c
shares
Colonial
7-21
7-24
8-
7-24
(quar.)——,
preferred
8-
Co.
7-28
(monthly)
Telephone
15c
______
Trust
&
Exploration & Development..
Graphite Bearings, Inc. (quar.)—
Ryder System, Inc.
LaCrosse
7-21
1
7-12
City National Ban* La.) tquur.i
Laura Secord Candy Shops, Ltd. (quar.)_—
10c
series)
convertible
10-13
8-
1
s-a)
A
10-16
7-14
Light
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd.,
(Bloomington,
Co.
7-14
(Birmingham,
Co.
Bank
&
7-15
1
!______
Power
4
8-15
8-
(monthly)
B
4
2
7-19
(quar.)
class
8-
10-
8-15
...
Corp.,
1
" 35c
$1.12V2
(quar.)—__
Co.
Paper
Inc.
9-
10-14
$1
45c
45c
50c
35c
(quar.)
Sound
Ranchers
Lancaster
40c
„__■
common
Inter-Terminal
Quarterly
City Storej
Colonial
7c
2%
;
preferred
(s-a)
City National Bank & Trust
Collins
50c
2%
4%
$3.50
8-15
5
8-
8-17
Pennsylvania
Casualty
Income Fund
Longview
14c
(quar.)
Corp.,
4%
Stock
7-21
27V2c
(quar.)
Co.
Cincinhati
7-20
1
(quar.)
_
dividend—,
preferred
7-
1
9-
2%
$1.20
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Century Acceptance Corp.,
Beit
1
20c
(Cleveland)
7-15
—
(quar.)
Tradesmens
(Phila.)
Puget
1
80c
(increased
Class
7-11
1334c
Corp.,
7-14
Co.
Quarterly
Ala.)
8- 1
7-24
9-
4214c
37v2c
i
Insurance
Life
Provident
7-31
"9-15
7-20
7-31
1
'
(quar.)
Corp
Gamble
&
7-28
8-15
$1.50
f37y2c
'
—
Scale
Protective
8-20
dividend
Kratter
8-
1
15c
(quar.)
common
8-15
tile
,
Bank
Co..
Cherry-Burrell
7-1
8-
10-16
1
8-
50c
(quar.)
&
11-
Procter
*
6
7-31
Quarterly
Pneumatic
5
9-29
1
Corp.,
Sutherland
Kerr
8-25
7-15
1
10c
55c pfd.
dividend
Stock
9-15
7-15
25c
.;
shares
Soya
Stock
(quar.)
Corp,
Investment
&
National
Central
(s-a)
KVP
.
Gas,
Mining
Central
Fund
9-
9c
Monthly
45c
J.)
of
State
Resistance
Kennametal,
9-
(quar.)
Natural
Instruments
Chain
$1.50
(quar.)
(N.
6-30
9-15
Rhode Island Hospital Trust
7-25
50c
(Pa.)
the
Fire
Stock
7-25
8-15
70c
Castings
County Trust
Canadian
70c
V
(s-a)
(quar.)
Ltd.
Paints,
preferred
Interstate
7-31
5c
35c
$1.25
35c
(quar.)
com,
(Newburgh)
preferred
Semi-annual
7-21
8-15
3c
(quar.)
Trust
1
15c
(monthly)
(quar.)
3c
.___—_____—_
Inc.,
(quar.)
of
Co.
7-31
7-
7-11
15c
(quar.)_
(Mass.)
Pitisfield National Bank
6-30
3c
6
7-15
8-
87
(s-a)
Petrolite"Corp., new common (inicial)
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
6-30
7-15
7-
50c
National Bank
(Brooklyn) (quar.)
Peoples National Bank (Tarentum, Pa..)—
6-30
7-21
7-15
(s-a)
(s-a)
B
7-19
8-11
10c
10c
Airways
A
7-20
7-28
30c
20c
Fran,
Peoples
7-13
7-15
:_____
Products
6%
Co.,
Interchemical
7-24
100%
Trust
7-31
10c
7-17
8-
Steel
Burlington
Cenco
&
25c
(s-a)—
class
8-15
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
San
of
Pillsbury Company, common
$4 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Flo-Glaze
Insurance
7-17
7-31
3c
Deposit
Loan
Illinois)
45c
(dividend)
A
Gallon
Imperial
7-10
(monthly)
Class
8-14
50c
A
7-25
(quar.)
Corp.
Bank
Holders
Payable of Rec,
Share
World
Dairies,
Class
8-21
1
Inc.—
(quar.)
International
14c
.
______
Merchandising, class
H-D
ICC
7-10
t25c
shares
H-C7
4'/2%
8-14
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Company (quar.)
Buckeye
9-15
3c
(quar.)
American
(Newark)
Aircraft
Bryn
7-20
1
9-15
_____
1
9-
income)
pfd.
(George A.) & Co. (quar.)
Hugoton Gas Trust, Units beneficial interest
Huttig Sash & Door Co. (quar.)__
Hydraulic Press Brick
7-26
8-
12c
des
&
8-21
9-15
___.
9-
capital
from
invest,
5%
Hormel
Insurance
Sugar Refinery,
Beech
1
$1.25
—
Optional
of
7-21
$1
(Providence, R. I.) (s-a)
Oil Corp. (quar.)
Physics & Science
C
7-28
7-31
25c
$2
Lighting
National
American
Penn
5
6-
30c
15c
7%
preferred A
Highland National Bank
7-20
3%c
(17c
7-31
50%
(s-a)
Funds,
Hercules
8
8-29
,.
Argo
B
8-
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Atomics
Bank
8-22
20c
(quar.)
Co.
Co
net
America,
preferred
Series
7-31
4%
__
from
of
Series
7-28
1
Shares
8c
Co.
Hamilton
7-21
$4 preferred
Banco
1
9-
8-17
8-10
Business
American
6%
9-1
8c
American Equitable Assurance (N. Y.)
American Potash & Chemical, com.
$5
10- 1
50c
Poods
American
J 18c
(quar.)
and
Tea
Pacific
1
Payable of Rec.
(quar.)
Duralite, Inc.
Alterman
t42y2c
Holders
Pacific
&
Industry
sources
Gyrodyne
Inc.
(quar.)
Corp.
Radio
Alside, Inc.
Co.
(quar.)
Insurance
D.
Great Atlantic
v
Wfien
Life
Pacific
9-
9-15
When
Per
Pan
C.)
(stock dividend)—
Grace National Bank (N. Y.) (s-a)
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Per
Employees
8-
30c
(quar.)
Monday, July 17, 1961
.
.
Name of Company
7-20
1
55c
(s-a)
Inc.
Batteries
(Washington,
follow with
payment date.
Republic Insurance
,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Gould-National
separate
payments previ¬
,
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
9-
1
8-14
Volume
Below
give
we
weeks and
dends
194
not
Number 6073
the
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
tnis
Per
announced in previous
The list does not include divi¬
week,
these
being
given
in
the
of Company
Aberdeen
Fund
$1.20
Acme
Co.
tjieei
Adams-iviiilis
Adirondack
Aumirai
10-
2
9-11
8-25
8-10
5e
10c
(quar.)
8-
5
4%%
7%
7-17
-
loc
8-1
<J-14
8-15
■
Corp.
5c
Agricultural
National
Bank
quarterly
Air control
Products
(reauced-quar.)__
7-31
7-20
Q%
6-21
:
(Pittsfield)—
Class
A
Class
$1
10-13
7V2C
<8-> 1
7-17
(quar.)
B
!
,
(quar.)
Extra
T_:
class
on
50c
,
A
and
8-
50c
class
B__
1
8-
50c
7
Class
A
(quar.)
50c
11-
1
10-2J
Class
B
(quar
50c
11-
1
10-23
50c
11-
1
10-23
'
Extra
b'/4'/e>
class A
on
Trunk
Gas
class
and
Line,
preferred
A
B
Ltd.—
'
1
(quar.)
*$1.56%
Algoma central & Hudson Bay ixy.—
j
Common
■
6%
Allison bteel
Aluminum
$3.'i5
7-20
0-22
common
(quar.)
75c conv. p.d.
America,
(quar.)
common
18%c
2nd
4'/2%
5%
125c
preferred
Can
Co.
Cement
$f.Zo
plus
American
additional
Co.
at
7-21
10-
1
7-21
of
6'/4c
(quar.1
.
Co.
1
7-24
2oc
7-14
Co.
(Newark,
N.
T2-15
3oc
(monthly),
9-15
25c
__
Products' Corp.
Insurance
8-
(l-50th of
(stock
5%
$1.20
Mono
pfd.
American
Rail,
(From
investment
net
National
■
Natural
7-28
7-
Amerada
Petroleum
American
9-29
Y...
(quar.)—
Lines,
5%,non-cumulative preferred
5%~ non-cumulative
Amencan
7%
Shipouilding,
7%
istk.
(annual)
preferred
American
American
Viscose
6%
(Miami)
preferred
Corp.
(quar.)_
(s-a)
9-20
(quar.)__
A
8-23
8-
5%
8-31
8-
8-31
8-
1
7-31
7-
7'/2c
9-22
128-
1
1
9-26
9-
7-28
t70c
7-20
6-30
1
1
1
preferred
Anken
&
Class
B
(stock
(5c par)
div.
Corp.
class
of
(s-a)
2nd
(quar.)__
Corp.,
$2.50
Ltd.,
Arizona Public
Service,
1
7-17
7-
3
$1.12%
7-3
8-
1
8-
1
7-10
*62l/2c
8-
1
7-10
1
7-31
1
7-31
$2.36
preferred
(quar.)_
59c
9-
1
7-31
$2.40
preferred
(quar.)
60c
9-
1
7-31
$2.75
preferred
(quar.)
683/4c
9-
1
7-31
Associated Dry Goods,
5.25%
preferred
Associated
Atchison
5%
&
Supply
Santa
(quar.)
T
Atchinson
Topeka & Santa Fe
&
Atlantic
Charlotte
Electric
City
Air
(quar.)
Line
RR.
Life
8-18
9-14
8-18
62%c
9-
1
9-
1
8-11
1
25c
8-
1
,
$1
8-
8-
$1.18%
1-
pfd.
3.75%
Insurance
(Tulsa,
B
Quarterly
Gold
Aurora
Austin
.'■!
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
Plastics
Corp.
(quar.)
(stock
7-28
Automatic
30c
Steel
non
Automobile
1
9-30
6%
preferred
Corp.
shares)--
(quar.)
Axe-Houghton Fund "B"
Avnet Electronics
;
.
(L.
4%%
1
4%%
S.)
& Co.,
preferred
preferred
S
F
Co.
(stock dividend)
5%%
1st
.preferred
2nd
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
7-
7-28
6-28
7-27
7-13
8-15
7-28
15c
7-14
7-14
15c
8-20
7-
8- 7
7-21
7-31
7-20
7-31
7-20
1 % %
9-29
9-15
9- 1
9- 1
8-15
8-15
6
9-7
50c
12-28
12-12
$1.13
stock
10-16
9- 2
8-
25c
9- 2
8-
$2
9- 2
8- 7.
s-a)
75c
12-15
—
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
Oil
&
(quar.)—
(quar.)
:—
1
8-15
7-14
Dominion
6-23
6-26
'7-31
$1
preference
8
8-18
Donnacona
7-10
Dorman
7-
7
1
6-30
Doughboy Industries,
7-28
6-30
Dover
8-10
7-20
8-10
7-20
7-31
7-
7
25c
7-31
7-
7
25c
8-
1"
7-10
(Interim
1961)——,
(quar.)__
Inc. (quarterly
Fund
income)
vestment
Duke
Power
from
,1
net
*15c
,
10- 1
class A
10c
'-28
'-14
10c
(quar.)
Co.—
7-31
7- 7
;
87/2c
$1.12Vi
25c
tlOc
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
35c
8-
1
7-19
.
Dumas
Milner,
Dupuis
Freres,
7y2c
*14c
*30c
31V4c
Dun
du
1
7-19
1
10-19
1
10-19
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
37y2c
8-
1
preferred
(quar.)
37%c
H-
1
10-19
Pont
4.80%
8-25
7-28
6-30
u-15
B-i5
$1.50
7-18
7- 1
10c
8- 1
$1.75
$1-50
7-14
7-7
8- 1
—
(Canada), Ltd., common
Metals & Supply (quar.)
8" 7
25c
A (initial)
Ltd., class A (quar.),
(quar.)
class
preferred
7-19
conv.
&
,,
9-15
*$1.75
Ducommun
$4.50
7-25
7-25
9- 8
7-28
8- 1
9-1
8-15
8-15
$0.0105
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Bradstreet, Inc. (quar.)
$3.50
$1
$1.05
Credit
Corp. (Ohio)—
(stock dividend)
*50c
Fund,
Inc.
income)
&
East Kootenay
from
2
9-15
8-15
7-14
9-15
9-
5c
(quarterly
Ohio Ry.,
10-
15c
(quar.)
(N. Y.) (quar.)
(resumed)—.:
7-17
1
net
6-28
8-15
30c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
8-
4
1
7-
7
8-
87%c
3%%
•
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
6%
non-cum.
5%
non-cum.
Cincinnati
pfd. series A
$1.25
Electric,
com.
(quar.)
^
City Investing
Cleveland,
Common
5%
$4.50
8-15
a
Co.-(quar.).
_r
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
(2-for-l
A
class
Inc.,
$7 pfd.
(accum.)
A
Corp.,
B
Co.—
split)
stock
7-14
Eichler
Ekco
Homes
Products
2
9-15
10-
2
9-15
,
(accum.)
__
9-
1
8-1$
Elastic
8-11
7-10
Electro
(7-31
,
common
Stop Nut Corp.
(stock
(quar.)
7-21
8-15
7-20
Empire District Electric,
5% preferred (quar.):
9-6
Employees Group Associates
10-
1
*_
7
1
b- 1
14
1-11
7-17
7-31
9-15
6-30
6-30
7-17
$118%
7"21
9- 1
6"22
8-15
a- J
9
35c
7-31
7-17
25c
—
7-31
50c
7-10
7-14
$1.23
(quar.)
(initial)
12y2c
dividend10%
$1.25
$1.12 y2
'
,n
r
/n
$1.50
of Amer.
Consolidated, class A
Ltd.
7-31
7"20
8- 1
50c
(quar.)__^
preferred (quar.)
% preferred (quar.)—
Emco,
8^ 1
l°c
(quar.)
Co.,
7-21
6
8-18
6-30
7-14
8-15
„
_______
4»/2%
Electro Networks
:—
(s-a)
RR
11-10
10-
$5;
—
—
(accum.)
Co.,
preferred
$1
Illuminating—
(increased)
preferred
States
$6
12 %c
(quar.)
(s-a).
Eastern
$1.25
f
Cincinnati & St. Louis Ry.—
preferred
Common
11-30
37%C
9-
Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
preferred
Can
$1.18%
preferred (quar.)——
4%%
preferred (quar.)
4%
Cincinnati. New
9-28
$1.25
(quar.)——
&
Eastern
7-10
7-10
Power, Ltd.—
preferred
Pennsylvania
Echlin
(quar.)
pfd. series A
Gas
7%
East
(quar.)
Incorporated
Eagle
62%c
(Toronto)
Bank
preferred
5%
6-30
8-14
iy4%
Duro-Test,
7-17
8-10
9-11
in—
——
—
Drug Fair-Community Drug,
8-23
8-10
9- 1
12V2C
(quar.),
common
preferred
Dreyfus
*15c
a3'/2%
——
-
common
Ltd.,
Industries,
6%
—
(quar.)
—
Co., Ltd.
Amer. Dep. rets.
payment for year ending Sept.
8-
30.
*20c
*20c
*25c
25c
—
(quar.)
1
25c
(quar.)
8- 1
8- 1
11- 1
10- 2
7-31
(quar.)
7-14
7-14
7-12,
7-11
7- 3
10- 2
9-1
6-30
&
7-28
$1.05
,—
*10c
Ltd.
Paper
Long
25c
(quar.)
7-31
—
8-15
8-
Linoleum——.—,—*30c
—
(quar.)_
Chemical, Ltd., com. (quar,)
5c
37c
8-15
—
(quar.)
tl'Oc
(quar.)__
7-17
9- 1
8- 8
8- 1
Coal.
7-20
9-
40c
$1.25
—
.
7-31
Ltd.
&
..
,
15c
Steel
Tar &
7-10
7-10
8-24
*$1.25
*20c
*15c
&
Common
-
7-10
Investment—
Oilcloth
Dominion
8-15
8-
*15c
———
—-
(monthly)
Fields
Anglo
Dominion Fabrics,
*20c
7-7
9-20
6-30
■
-V
pfd.
$1.56
5%
1
8-1
10- 2
7-3.1
—
Inc.—
Manufacturing,
Dominguez
6-30
1
2V4c
39c
*17y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)——
y.
''■
12- 1
7-18
7-28
7-20
8- 1
8- 1
9-12
(quar.)___
common
7
7
40c
37J/2c
15c
40c
(quar.)
National Corp.-,
Mines,
9-29
"z.."1-
2
9-
!
____.
(increased
pfd.
non-cum.
Inc.
2
25c
(quar.)_^—
(quar.)
preferred
10-
7-17
8- 1
7? 5
Ltd._
Co.
6
10-
8- 1
8-15
7-31
10-
*20c
7-rlO
7-10
7-10
7-25.
50c
14c
*18%c
9-
$1.25
50c
preferred
(quar.)
Dominion Bridge. Ltd.
(quar;)
7-31
7-10
'7-10
8-
(quar.)—,,—
Dominion
tlOc
1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
$1
*50c
Light Co,
*$1.25
8-
Co.
7
(quar.)—30c
(quar.)
'
11-
Cleveland Electric
*31 %c
*36c
10-
8-25
7-28
11-.
Trust
9-15
50c
9-
9-12
7-10
(quar.)
Enterprises
7-13
9-29
6
(quar.)
pfd.
7-10
(quar.)„
7-15
7-31
$1.12%
1
810-
—.——
5y2%
1
Corp.—
Manhattan
9-20
25c
$1.06
1
35c
Chesapeake
7
7-28
2
—
8-15
$1.50
7-28
7c
*$1.62%'
pfd.
4%
8-
(quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. ;of Virginia
7-14
9-11
7-14
10-
$1.75
8-
investment
7-29
7-29
*25c
2
8-15
$75c
—
*37 %c
$.150
'
7-29
Viibiss
Dome
35c
7-14
7-14
1
'
(Quarterly from net Investment income)-,,-
35c
Chemical
8-19
7-10
10-
(quar.)_.
Mfg., class A common
Diamond
Dodge
(quar.)
Chemical
2%
8-
25c
20c
&
Dividend Shares,
(quar.)
7-14
'
7-14
25c
& Canada Tunnel Corp,
1
A
7-31
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas—
5%
7-26
B
Preferred
8
9-
8-31
iy4c
common
Diebold.
B
Chase
7-31
9-29
Corp.—
Tramway—
$1.50
preference
7-20
35c
(quar.)
7-
De
•
preference
8- 1
,$1.12%
common
(quar.)
(1947 series
1
:.
preference
Certified
6-30
-
7-28
_!
debenture
Detroit
A
8-11
7-1
6-30
1
9-15
(Initial)
Mines.
Denver
$1.40
,
B
Securities
6-30
_
Light,
Power
Dennison
7-
8-
(quar.)
Electric
8-
25c
(quar.)—
A
Phipps Stores.
6-30
7-
(quar.)
&
8-1
7-25
ldc
Ltd.
Milk
1
1
(quar.)
Gas
7
7-10
1
93%c
(quar.)_—
$75c
(quar.)
7-
8-
30c
(quar.)__
8-
'8-
—
common
7
7-31
30c
(initial)
(quar.)—.
preferred
8%
*15c
(quar.)
7-
liy4c
preferred
Dominion
;
8-18
7-31
10c
(quar.)
&
Power
7-20
*15c
Ry.
Co.
common
preferred
9-1
25c
(from income)
(year-end)
2
preference
5%
Ayres
Tractor,
Hudson
7-25
15c
1
&
Ltd.
preferred
*5q
37V2c
.
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
8-
7-
!
Light, common
E.)
preferred
5%
y^Oc
A
8-16
7-
(quar.)
Ltd
9-1
17y2c
(s-a)__
$4.24
Voting
50C
Ohio
5
8-25
$1
—
non-cum.
Denison
$1.40
7-4
10c
common
common
7-14
1
$1.40
J7-30
8-1
30c
preferred
(Payable in class A
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Avco
1-15-62
Corp.—
and class A (stock dividend)
preferred
(L.
Chartered
cumulative
8-
1
(s-a).—
&
8-
:
10c
1
Corp., common (quar.')____ >
preierred A (quar.)————_
preferred A (quar.)
Deerfield Glassine
*8%c
(quar.)
&
Power
Corp.,
Central
7-5
10-15
Co.
8
y
7-11
8-1
Banking
Common
6%
1
dividend)
(quar.)_
Products,
6-30
1
Central Power & Light—
4%
preferred (quar.)
7-11
93%c
Ry.
Asbestos,
Central
8-19
Nichols & Co.—
$1.20 prior pref.
11-15
I2V2C
common
Westinghouse,
Caterpillar
5%
30c
Ltd.
1
7-20
8-
—
Clinchfield
4.20%
*25c
—
Steels,
$2
Quarterly
Investment
Ltd.,
Cos.;
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dean
33c
(quar.)
—
8
2
Dayton & Michigan RR.—
8-
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Oil
Pacific
...
Aunor
7-14
31c
International
—
Quarterly
Atlas
7-21
1
31%c
(quar.)
8
9-
10-
Davenport Water, 5% preferred (quar.)^.—
Dayco Corp., $2 class A (quar.)
$1.40
(quar.)
Texas)
1
8-
30c
preferred
Ltd.
Co.
$2.50-$3.50
—
common
9-
2
;
Seal
&
non-cum.
34c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Bronze,
2
10-
(quar.)
*5c
6-30
.
participating
A
,7-21
10-
20c
4% %
,■
Co.—
—
8-21
65c
$1.04
<s-a)
preference
40c
(quar.)_
common
Telephone
7-17
Corp. -(quar.)
preferred
Dallas
6
8-
17%c
(quar.)—..—J.—;
Canners, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Industries, Ltd., common
(quar.)
7-28
1
6-30
(quar.)
convertible
7-14
1
1
7-24
(quar.)—:—
Carolina
9-
9-
6-13
7- 6
10-
5
(quar,)
Carpenter
8-
9-
7-20
7-29
75c
preferred
8-11
,
;
10-27
—
Power,
8-15
57y2c
—
(quar.)
#2
v,
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Cassiar
30c
Refining,
A
Curtiss-Wright
Power—
<fe
8-15
$1.13
preferred
Dean
preferred
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
Atlas
8-1
9-14
$4.50
7-10
5c
Telephone
1
.,8-15:
(quar.)
Interstate
Carolina,
Co.—
4%
Atlantic
9-1
25c
30c
(s-a)
1
20c
convertible
Celotex
(quar.)
Electric
Carborundum
30c
_.
8-
2 V2%
*12 V2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
Canadian
Ry.—
prefererd
S
9-
Interne tional—
7%
12-
Trust
13c
Fe
,_
Crush
•
9-18
31 %c
Canadian
$1.31J/4
(quar.)
non-cumulative
Atlanta
50%
7-18
1
(quar.)
Canadian
22V2c
(quar.)
(quar.),,
common
Stationers
Topeka
Common
split)
9-12
10-
preferred
7-31
1
9-
common
Trust
8-15
Canadian
9-
(quar.)
Cork
Crown
7
Co.—
Canadian
7-20
7-15
9-
Gas,
&
$1.24
7-20
18c
(3-for-2
Crown
7-
1
8-
25C.„,0..7,2^,7-17
dividend)
Canadian
1
62V2c
preference
1
7
30c
(quar.)
International
7-14
Class
2%
7,!—
7-
$1.12y2
common
Inc.
Co.
Corn
Crown
7-28
1
1
5%
9-
27V2c
Louisiana
Crouse-Hlnds
i
8-
12'/^ ;A9-lU;m.8-18
A
7
1
(quar.)___—_
Corp.
new
Crane Co.,. 3%%
8-15
9-
Class
(quar.)
dividend
v
30c
s-a)
Company
M.)
Gas
(quar.)
Craig Systems,
.
31 %c
Canadian
(quar.)
conv.
3
7-10
25c
(stock
Oregon
7-10
preferred
90c
6
7.
(quar.)
6-30
preferred
Arkansas
9-
8-, 1
Products,
6y2%
Inc.7"class
Campbell Soup Co.- (quar.)
Canada
Foils,
Ltd,, common
7-17
25c
Lines,
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd.
$1.10
Stock
Petroleum
2
7-17
95c
—_r—TrP-._«_.
preferred
Campbell Machine Inc. (s-a)
t30c
(quar.)
Cosden
10-
;
4%
(interim)
/.
7-
8-
(quar.)
preferred
Stores
*12%c
—_—_
$1.32
5
$2.50
common
convertible
Cornet
22c
Products
$1.25
7-20
7-
5c
preference B (quar.)—l
Milling Co. (quar.),
Arizona
8-
7-19
$1.12 %
(quar.
common
60c
Corn
7-12
15c
$1.20
shares
;
M.)
(H.
Water
7-20
7-17
pfd.
6-26
7-21
1
7-14
America—
Motors
1
75C
(initial
common
Common
8j.ll
1
cash)
.
Argus
8
8-
*36c
pfd.
7-25
9-20
$0.670833
Continental Transportation Lines (quar.)
Coral Ridge Properties, Inc. (I-la.i^-
Assurance—
California
6-28
9-
5c
(quar.)
A
six
plus $0,007
Appalachian Power Co., 4J/2%
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
Applied Arts Corp.
■
7-26
20c
2I/2c
Film
Continental
•
8-
20c
(quar.)
California
,
Anthes-Imperial, Ltd.,
.
i25c
37V2c
(quar.)
Chemical
7
8-
87 y2c
Co.
Co.
Men's
(A.
$3
7-10
common
9-16
preferred
C
7-10
8-
(s-a)
7-29
9-30
2
8-1
1
(reduced-quar.)
Delaware
8-10
8-
5%
Terminal
California
9-
(quar.)
7-
8-15
7-10
California
*73c
America,
7-17
7-5
8-
...
of
10-
loc
(initial)—
4%
preferred (quar.)_
^Continental Aviation & Engineering
7-10
Corp.
Natural
Corp.
5
5
$1.25
preferred
Power
Common,
.
6-30
5%
1
*30c
of
8
7-10
7-25
5%
7-17
*56y4c
Ltd.
9-
7-20
1
Freight
B
5
77-
1
8-1
*25c
(quar.)—
1
Byllesby
7-20
25c
5uc
(quar.)
Inc.
series
1-
8-1
8-
■
preferred
(quar.)
Forest
7-
Ltd
Y.)—
$4.52
8-
Products
(N.
9-15
r.-
Columbia
8-
,•
51c
5iy2c
(quar.)
$1
(quar.)—
5
tquar.)
(Canada),
Co.
9-30
10c
common
1
7-
Co., common"(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.19
Byers
11-15
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
50c
(quar.)_
12-
7-20
(quar.)
$1.06
Business
7
preferred
Trap
—__
12-15
15c
,
55c
preferred
75c
(quar.)—„
1
8-1
47'/2c
preferred
30c
—
5
8-
^
(quar.)
$4.50
(quar.)
Bush
9- 7
preferred
Animal
(quar.)
7-
8-15
'
E
$4.16
10-2
7-14
8-15
••
4-13
;
7-31
7-28
\
^
7-14
4%
7-28
(Toronto)—
1
-(quar.)__—
A
Edison
Consumers
'
35c
8-
(quar.)
Burroughs
1
$2.90
Anheuser-Busch.
Co.,
Bakeries
Consolidated
1-15
6
7-
8-15 '
$1.37y2
(quar.)
(quar.)
series
Consolidated Laundries
*12 %c
9
4 Va %
Anglo-Huronian,
1-31-62
45c
Vi^ocrafters, Inc. :
—Burgihaster Corp, Utock dividend)
Burns Company,
Ltd!'.—
12-11
50c
(quar.)
10-13
$1.25
Burgess
9-11
12-20
$3
Anchor Post Products
(quar.)
Anderson, Clayton & Co. (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian
Pulp
&
Paper
Mills—
$2.80
preferred
(quar.)
Anglo Canadian Telephone, Ltd.—
Class
7-17
7-31
$1.75
Insurance
10-31
preferred
New
(quar.)
Title
Vineyards.
7-14
preferred
Buckingham
Smelting & Refining—
American
>:•
—
preferred (quar.)
Brooklyn Union Gas- (quar.)
7-17
$7
tuvidend)
7-31
7-25
10c'
(quar.)
preferred
Container
(quar.)
4%- preferred
class
Inc.,
preferred
5y4%.
5
9-22
|50o
Consolidated
9
1
'
7c
'
common (quar.)
Light & Power Co.—
preferred
$5
3-1-62
5
7-
5c
Assurance
Consolidated
.
20c
(quar.)—
British Oxygen Co., Ltd., Ordinary
Brockton Taunton Gas Co.—
:;
1
5c
cum.
preferred
non-cum.
American
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
11-10
6-30
21c
$3.80
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
1
A__„_
(quar.)
Corp.
Edison
British
11-30
65c
Centers
8-11
11-
>___
preferred (quar.)
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred
7-14
7-
■
$2.20
(Los
(quar.)—:—
Corp.,' common
preferred
(quar.)_
Bowman
Ltd.—
American Recreation
1
4.78%
9- 9
12-15
30c
Corp.
President
1
9-
4-30-62
-7-24
undistrib-
25c
Insurance
class
(from
50c4
$1.80 pfd.
Co.,
Bourjois, Inc.
3
4.V2C
Gas—
(initial-quar.)
common
1
8-
4.25^
7-14
r
New
'
7-14
2c
—
8-
15c
20c
—
(C. G.), Ltd.,
■
6c
Extra
American
Boston
(Galveston)—
Quarterly
20c
*17 %C
——
2*/2c
>
'6c
Life
$2.04
.
2-
7-14
7-24
Quarterly
$1.90
.
20c
Water
Fisheries,
Bostitch,
7-20
7-31
'
9
> 12-
7-28
Fund, Inc.
$2.06
-
Tobacco Co.,-common
Cascade
3V2%j
6
7-31.
oc
,
income)
insurance
Connecticut
,
dividend)d——
Saco
preferred
Booth
7-20
1
8-
30c
'
7-
1
8-
$1.25
____
Conn
9-21
—_
Life
Furniture,
(E. W.)
6%
8-7
8-15
25c
(quar.)
9-21
15c
3[0c
(quar.)
Gas, common
preferred (quar.)
Confederation
'
Corp.
Fund—
3
10-3
Compo
,5Va%
20c
;
Borg-Warner
(quar.)
common
series)
(1956
Mutual
American
Common
Ot
Bloch Bros.
7-14
'
Boise
(quar.)l__—!
preferred
American
Co.,
Bliss
11-30
1
9-1
capital stock for each share held)
American-Marietta
8-31
dividend)
share of Vapor Heating
a
Biddeiora
-Biederman
J.)—
32'/2c
Manufacturing
Angeles) 4 (stock
>•
(Orlando,.
Fund
10-
(quar.)—
Standard
Stock
7-15
>
8-10
split sub-
income)_______
net
1
preferred- (quar.)
7-11
8-
Uted
7-14' V4
8-
,
4%, preferred (quar.)_.
Iron Works (quar.)
Beneficial
37!/2c
Commonwealth
7-14
Concord
•
8-10
1
(increased)
•'
8-4
(quar.)
1
9-
.
America—
Co. (2-for-l
1
8-
9-
2oc
dividend
9-
7c
7-20
6-30
Ject to approval of stockholders Sept. 6)
7-" 6
11
North
Commonwealth Edison
1
8-15
semi-annual
7-14
Belmont
Co.
Stock
of
8-
7-31
:
2J/2%
20c
Engineering -Inc.
7-31
8-15
27y2c
dividend)
A
Bank
15c
Finance
class
7-14
—
4 %
9-i5
8-25
'
ooc
Paper,
Commercial
••14%
(quar.)——
(quar.)—
(stock
B
7-28
.
preferred
(quar.)raTOPBTO,
7-14
25c
Corp.
Combustion
tax
(quar.)
4%
System Inc.
Concord Natural
inc.
:
8c
1
^
pfd.
Co.
7-
t.
com.
(initial)
6-30
1
-
(quar.)
7-19
28y8c
for depositary)
preferred
1
7-28
(quar.)
Beneficial
Quarterly
American
b-il
8-25
25c
Home
4%
of
payment
Casualty
Quatrerly
American
8-11
1
Locks
Class
r
(quar.)
Common
8-31
$1.25
Quarterly
'American
Common
8-
30c
—
Mfg.
7-20
(montnlj)be
37 %c
< J
British
Ltd., 7%
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.,
30c
."
(quarterly
an
Fire
9-
Combined
1
7-27
2%
ijeiaiiig.-corticelii,
9-15
joOc
(quar.)
(quar.)
Distilling
Aiuciman
8-±8
Corp.—
preierred
3ViC
9-20
1
1
Shoe Machinery
Composite Fund, Inc
•
expenses
8-
7-31'
——j.—
after
12c
*50c
:
;
share
7-20
1
1%
Group, Ltd'. (Ordinary) (final)
will amount to about $.05 per
and
of
(quar.)
Aggregates Corp., common
preferred (quar.)_,
American
1
10-
1
7-
7-25
7l/2Q
—
Distilling Co.—
depositary
Behlen
9-10
93%c
American
American
10-
30c
<4uar.)
(quar.)
7-
(Dividend
b-i5
75c
'
8-15
1
Canuua, Liu.—
1st preferred (quar.)
4%
•;
1
9-
42c
dividend
Beecham
•
9-
of
Co.
■
'<oc
preferred
Aluminum
7-18
,,
$25c
Mfg. Co.,
Co.
8-15
3
Corp.,
omres
B.)
(J.
Stock
Pictures
:.y.;.
4
(quar.)
7-20
1
8-
8-
10c
Paper Ltd.—
quarterly
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Allied
Bean
;V-
■.■■■:
*■
Gas
j
:
(quar.)
Corp..
Coiumoia
Columbia
-
——
1
8-
9c
(quar.
7-10
Increased
—
8-
$1.25
7-20
*55C
_•
$1.25
Power
8-18
Corp.—
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Baystate
Central
Plastics,
When Holders
Payable of Rec.
Snare
ser.)
(quar.)
Service
7-20
$1.75
(quar.)
('47
series)
(quar.)
(from net invest, income)
Mortgage
7-20
'
pfd.
(1956
7-21 •
$1.06
—
1_
&
Colonial
,
"
5%
9-18
$1
(quar.)—.—
!
preferred
Colorite
SI
(entire issue called for reJuly 25 at $100 per share,
Power
A
'
'
convertible
Bathurst
22
Class
Alberta
Products
12-29
Finance,
Colorado
25c
dividend
4y2 %
7-22
1
8-1
Scotia
8
V
'
(quar.)—:
Nova
preferred
Basic
7-22
1 -15-62
.—-—___—
(quar.).
Commercial
Stock
* -
•
Barry-Wright Corp. (quar.)
Barton's Candy Corp. (quar.)
10-10
-
By-products—
Colonial Fund Inc.
$1.50
(quar.),,,
Co.—
i"
demption on
plus tnis dividend)
-
niauauia
of
Bankers
7-17
be
income)
invest,
9-
Co.—
preferred
preferred
Bank
7-14
ibe
_
(quar.)_
9-30
5%
Hydro Electric, 4% pfd.
Bangor
Name of Company
Colonial
11
Per
J
'
7-10
25c
(stamped & unstamped)
pfd,
non-cum
Quarterly
Baltimore Transit
9-11
*3uc
net
4%
Electric
Gas. &
,
2
(quar.)
(irom
Baltimore
"
7-31
Cnemicai—
(initial)
Co., 6% preferred
Piano
Holders
Payable of Rec.
10c
Corp.
preferred
Baldwin
6-30
10-
(quar.j_
Corp.
7-25
ti2»/2c
Industries
Fund
6%
~
(quur.)_
Plastics
Affiliated
Ltd.—
—
Industries
Acme
Henneries,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$0,007
Sugar
(quar.)
pieierence
•
Share
-
(quar.
Acadia-Atiantic
Common
•
-
When
When
Share
of Company
Baldwin-Montrose
.
Per
-
Name
•
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
preceding table.
Name
"(223)
dividends
yet paid.
announced
.
4%% pfd. (quar.),
(quar.)
<
12
(224)
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name
Enamel
Class
Heating
A
Products,
4%
5%
M.
C.
1
_
Co.,
6%
7-31
6-30
Hagan
_
Hale
6-30
Halliburton
7-25
7-10
Hallnor
Machinery
preferred
7-25
7-10
50c
Food
preferred
6-30
7-26
7-14
8-
7-14
93 %c
iquar.)
$1.50
1
8-
1
preferred
5%
Fall
(initial
common
4%
River
Falstaff
6%
quar.)
6%
Gas
„
(quar.)
New
$1.40
Federal
National
Mortgage Assn. (monthly)
Department Stores (quar.)
Federated
Purchaser,
$2.25
class
A
(quar.)
Corp., common
A (quar.)
preferred
1
Fireman's Fund Insurance
9-15
108-
1
8-
1
27c
7-17
7-
8-21
8-
7'AC
8-
56'Ac
(S. F.)
(quar.)
8-
1
6-23
First
National
City
Bank
(N.
Y.)
Republic Corp.
Class
A
Class
monthly)
(monthly)
A
Trust
New
Co.,
Co.
of
Fair
7%
Giant
split
for-2
(quar.)
of
Franklin
vote
&
on
proposed
a
Friedman
7-14
9-14
7-10
Ltd.
(quar.)
Co.,
common
Canada,
8-11
Corp.
8-
1
1
7-21
8-11
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
20c
7-20
7-21
7-
8-
6-30
Realty
Company
Fruehauf Trailer, 4% pfd.
(quar.)
Funsten (R. E.) Company
(quar.)
Futtennan Corp., class A
$1
5%
Inc.
(quar.)
30c
7-31
1
8-
8-
1
(quar.)
9-
9c
6
7-25
1
8-
1
8-
1
8-
1
conv.
4'A%
preferred
General
$2
22'AC
preferred
$2.50
General
50c
5%
the
$1.25
(quar.)___
Gilmore
Ginn
Inc.,
preferred
Industries
&
common
Co.
Company
Glatfelter
(P.
H.)
4>A%
preferred
Shale
Glickman
Class
5%
(quar.)
1
8-
1
class
A
(stock
8-10
Goodall
for
Rubber
each
Co.
share
9-11
Mfg. Co.
8-
1
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
4%
preferred
Gorton's
of
Stock
6 7c
R.)
8-
9-15
preferred
7-10
1
1
t50c
7-30
7-17
7-
7-31
6-
9-11
•1.50
12-11
A
preferred
(quar.)___
•2
9-11
class
B
(quar.)__
•2
9-11
A
class
B
Grafton
Class
Great
&
preferred
Ltd.,
class
A
Life
Insurance
$5
$5
9-15
Mayer
1
6-23
McCabe
7-17
A
(quar.)
1
7-14
1
7-14
11-30
75c
9-1
$3
tl5c
1-
11-16
8-2
2
12-
7-29
4
7-15
5c
8-1
7-3
Co.,
7-10
8-10
Miami
8-15
7-21
Michigan
Michigan
preferred
Stone,
10-16
9-15
10-16
9-15
common-
$2.50
8-
1
7-17
Miller
8-
1
7-18
Minnesota
8-
1
7-18
Modine
11-
1
10-18
11-
1
10-18
47Vic
9-
com.
(quar.)
1
7-31
20c
8-
3
Insurance
&
preferred
preferred
Gustin-Bacon
Ohio
(Fla.)
(quar.)_
Motorola,
Mount Clemens
8-
1
7-15
$1
8-
1
7-10
933Ac
8-
1
7-31
7-20
25c
7-31
7-14
50c
£_
.
7-28
7-14
"
National
Bank
8-14
National
Biscuit
$1.08%
9-
1
9-
1
8-14
8-14
12-20
12-1
25c
10-
2
0-15
1-2-62
12-15
10-13
15c
8-25
8-10
20c
9-12
8-28
(quar.)
(stock dividend).
7%
8-31
7-31
(monthly)
12c
8-
1
7-6
(monthly)
12c
8-1
7-6
(monthly)
luc
7-21
7-
H
preferred
10c
8-21
8-
7
9-21
9-
6
9-
7-28
1
7-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.25
9-11
8-18
$1.25
.
12-18
V- 24
10c
Fund—
gains)
7-18
a—
3c
Kostin Corp. (formerly Kobacker
Stores, Inc.)
Kuhlman
Kulka
7-20
10c
7-31
6-30
7-18
6Vi%
A
and
(monthly)
(monthly)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5'A%
class
preferred
pfd. A
10c
27Vic
$1.75
(quar.)
13%c
8-
$1.50
1
7-14
*
1
8-
1
7"H.
J25c
8-
1
7-11
7-14
7-20
8- 1
8-1
7-31
7-31
7-11
7-21
7-21
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
8-
1
7-io
8-1
7-25
7-5
7- 7
7-31
7-20
5%
$1.18%
7-31
7-20
7-31
7-19
8-
6-30
1
8-16
8-
30c
8-
1
7-14
8-
1
7-14
2
30c
11-
1
10-16
11-
1
10-16
2uc
8-15
8-31
1
8-26
7-27
8-15
7- 6
8- 1
8-
1
2%
1
7-20
16'Ac
Networks
New
6-30
N.
shs.
53
Y.)
held)
Oil
1
7-15
7-28
_—
10-
2
7-17
9-1
$1.50
15c
8-1
7-3
70c
10-13
9-15
10-13
8-31
10-
6
8-11
10c
8-
1
7-15
Machine
15c
8-
1
7-17
common
20c
(quar.)
——
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
(Canada)
Co.,
C.)
8-
1
7-17
37'Ac
8-
1
7-17
8-
1
$1.50
7-6
$1.06'A
;
(quar.)_A
(stock
Corp.
—
dividend)
—
(increased
&
Gas.
$1.20
Life
Van
Engineering
Illinois
8-
7-21
10-20
6-30
9-29
6-29
quar.)__
1%
7-21
8-
1
8-
1
27'Ac
25c
93%c
Ltd
7-17
8-
1
7-10
7-10
7-
3
1
7-14
6-30
f5c
7-28
:_
15c
8-
1
7-10
(quar.)—
$1
9-8
25c
8-10
30c
8-
8-10
7-20
7-14
10g
Ry.,
8-24
8-14
10c
7-20
7-
15c
7-21
7- 7
35c
8-
1
6-22
6-22
6-22
(increased)
common
preferred
American
8-15
$15c
21c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Company
Western
American
Northern
8-
Y.)
(quar.)
preferred
Insurance
(quar.)__
Gas
Lines
(quar.)
Works
Co.,
1
(Chicago) —
Semi-annual
North
7-15
58c
$1.75
Natural Gas
Adjustment
North
1
(quar.)
(N.
(quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Company—
3%%
preferred (quar.)
North
American Fund of
Canada,
Nortex
8-
5c
(quar.)
Electronics
(A.
7-14
56'Ac
(reduced)
Mfg.
Corp.,
preferred
&
6-30
1
jl5c
Power
Jersey
7-31
8-
common
(quar.)_
6
6-30
7-17
(quar.)—
Quarterly
Nevada
7-12
Co.—
Products
7-15
7-17
each
Welding
6% preferred B
4'A%
preferred
Neon
Northern
8-
Illinois
Lead
6-30
7-12
t40c
—
common
&
7-17
7-27
7-27
t70c
(quar.)
preferred
Norfolk
1
Co.,
Electric
National
5%
preferred
$5.50
B
8-
5c
(quar.)
Westchester
of
Chemical
National
Nielsen
|
—
Electric,
>
Electronics—
Class
8-18
(Fairfield County)—
for
(Auburn.
preferred
National
5'/2%
B
8-
7%
Bank
Northern
87 Vic
Class
12 'Ac
National
sh.
(1
pfd.
Corp.
Trust
&
div.
8-14
87 Vic
Company
.
common
(quar.)
Bank
8-14
5
common
1
6c
4V2V0
Aeronautical
1
1-
Company,
preferred
1
2%
(s-a)__
2nd preferred
4.64%
1
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
—.
Mills,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Ltd. (annual)
National
9-
1-12-62
7%
8-18
9-
25c
Narragansett Electric,
9-
$1.25
Kroger
Rice
9-
1
7-15
(quar.)
(Canada),
$1
6
7-16
7-17
1
28c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
95c
12-
1
6-26
9-
15c
quar.)
—
Metal Products,
$1.05
dividend)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Royal
Stock
12-10
7-31
Inc.
preferred
Musse-ns
—
A
8-
7-20
1
8-1
7-18
6%
Mount
(quar.)_
Co.
Industries
7-15
Class
6%
1
8-
25%
(increased
(quar.)
8-25
1
tlOc
8-
10c
1
9-
RR.—
(quar.)
Mfg.
__
6-30
40c
(quar.)_
——
8-31
Light—
(quar.)
Paper
System
National
preferred
7-20
5c
(quar.)
Extra
10c
(quar.)
preferred
7-14
6-30
12c
—
—
preferred
Quarterly
Power
7-
5
conv.
7-14
7-31
10c
Montana
7-21
$1.25
(quar.)
convertible
7-31
7-20
5Vic
Extra
Mills
6
$1.20
Mohawk
Monarch
1-
$1.20
7-10
$1.10
dividend)
National Bank (Schenectady)
7-14
4-
$1.20
7-21
7-15
1
$25
(stock
4
11-25
u
Mfg.
8-
9-10
9-15
1
1
8-
7c
(s-a)_
4%%
Marking
12-15
7-15
88-
32'Ac
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ontario
Monarch
8-25
1
&
7-14
10-
capital
RR.
Rhoades,
7-14
1-12-62
Corp
&
1
4-13-62
Knickerbocker
:
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Productions
(quar.)
(quar.)
(monthly)————
Miller Mfg. Co., common (reduced)—
1
25c
Bros
8-15
on
(quar.)
8-
25c
&
Mines
8-
(quar.)
Ketchum
10-10
t25c
share
a
Laboratories
$1.05
(quar.)
preferred
10-31
Electric—
&
$1.09
common
8-15
_
Miles
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
?
of
Mfg
preferred
Midnite
37Vic
Light
8-15
99-
$1.38
Ltd.—
Terrazzo
15c
&
8-15
1
9-1
8-
Central
5-31
preferred
preferred
&
Gas
9-15
Inc.
City Power
6-30
9-
40c
(quar.)
(l/20th
Company
Tile
37 Vic
Co.
7-24
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power,
(George J.)
t75c
(quar.)
7-7
7-14
Electric—;
&
bearer
4.40%
(quar.)
33A% preferred
M.)
7-20
8- 1
$1.18%
$1
registered
7-19
(initial)
(Earle
9-20
12-20
common)
9
7-10
6
25c
Co.
preferred
Meyer
10-
7-12
IV4C
(quar.)
preferred
1
40c
Manufacturing
&
$1
8-
7-12
6-30
10c
cdmmon
dividend)
10-16
(quar.).^
Hill's,
G.)
Mfg.
Light
1
1-20-62
25c
—
—
preferred
9-
9-15
8-
5.52%
J60c
&
8-
10c
Merrimack-Essex
Mexican
25%
(quar.)
Power
(quar.)
(quar.)
J60c
(quar.)
Central
A
series B pfd.
Motec
preferred
8-31
7-14
20c
(quar.)
Meyercord
Inc.
Tea
7-11
7-11
7-11
$35c
(s-a)
A
series pfd.
(quar.)
com.
Island)
common
7-25
12Vic
(initial-quar.)
(s-a)
(Arthur
J13c
■j 1 -V 1
9-29
B
25c
Inc.,
3
7-10
8- 1
7-20
7-27
85c
(quar.)
$1
...
Industries
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
9- 8
7-25
93%c
93%c
(quar.).
class
Melville Shoe Corp.,
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
25c
preferred
Co.
Ltd.
McQuay-Norris
12-11
45c
B
each
common
7",Z
8-1
8-15
93%c
class
Class
McKee
12Vic
Light,
7-
I' l
5oc
(quar.)—
common
com.
60c
(Rhode
^"3
7-17
42'Ac
$1.11
——
(quar.)—
income)
new
McKales
7-31
11-20
$1.37'A
Grain,
Corp.,
(Stock
Ltd.,
9
(quarterly
(quar.)
&
(Oscar)
4%%
(quar.)_
8-
10c
Trust
McGregor-Doniger,
6-26
8-
8-
Engineering Corp.—
&
Kratter
preferred
1
1
(quar.)
2"^
(quar.)___
(quar.)—I
preferred
8-
40c
;
pfd.
(quar.)
4.44% pfd.
Stores,
3%%
7-14
A.—
preferred-(quar.)
(From
investment
Department
10-
48c
quar.)
Fund,
King
from
May
J65c
20c
pref
Kleinert Rubber Co.
Producers, Inc.—
preferred
Mobile
7-31
12-11
•
Maryland Casualty Co.
for
______:
preferred
5%
(Houston)—
Greeley Gas Co., 5'A% -pfd. A (quar.)
Wine, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Guaranty National Insurance (stock div.)
Gulf
7-10
f25c
(quar.)
Growers
Life
Investors
40c
Western
Gulf
Electric,
•2
(quar.)
Southern
$1.80
$2
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Great
Massachusetts
Massachusetts
7-15
J25c
preferred
Co.,
A
(quar.)
S.
1
8-9
5%
7-10
Common
8-21
class
:—
4'A%
Co.,
7-10-
1
Department Stores—
Kentucky
8-21
preferred
8%
A
preferred
3 Vi %
11-20
class
8'
&
8-
per
shares
Trust
3 Vi %
8-21
preferred
H.)
8-1
Common
6'
8%
Mexico,
Drug Co.
(stock
Kellogg Company—
5
•1.50
(quar.)—__.
dividend
Class
___;
—
(quar.)
8-1
37Vic
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4 Vi %
3
Co.—
(quar.)
de
Katz
7-10
20c
(quar.)
7-14
7-14
31'Ac
called
$107.50
ll'Ac
10c
l°c
37Vic
20c
$1.04
$1.11
$1.24
35c
27Vic
$1.06'A
$1
25c
Majestic Specialties (quar.17Vic
M'ajestic-Fenn State Inc., common
2'Ac
(R.
McCall
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
8-15
8-
50%
&
issue
dividend
3.80%
Canada, Ltd.
(quar.)
dvidend
(W.
8-15
20c
of
1
11c
(Entire
8-9
7-17
4% preferred series B (quar.)__—______—
Magnin (Joseph) Co. (increased)
.—
6c
(quar.)
4%
I2V2C
Gloucester, Inc
Employees Life Insurance—
Government
Grace
Co.
8-
7-24
J31'/4c
July 31 at
plus this dividend)
class
Kansas
7-15
22'Ac
Lynchburg Gas Co
$3.40
(Canada)
9
8-9
7-17
Ltd.—
Head
Power
Joy
7-14
1
preferred
(1947 series)
Jorgensen
7-15
8-1
8-
1
5.16%
$3,75 preferred
Johnson
dividend)
(quar.)
8-11
7-10
Assurance
8-
8-
pfd. (quar.)
Light, 4.16%
1
Life
8-9
L.
9-1
9-1
7-17
—
(quar.)
(quar.)___———
8-
4%
9-26
J13C
(quar.)
9-11
&
583Ac
(quar.)
9-1
9-
9-1
9-1
1
i
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Jersey
8-25
10-10
held)
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Goodman
4.44%, preferred
preferred
Jewel
(One-half share of Food Dividend
Corp. of
America
Louisiana Power
8-15
(1945 series)
5%
7-26
8c
(quar.)
Lucky Stores
7-14
1
$3.75 preferred
Jensen
8-23
15c
Markets
7-20
1
9-
7-10
Jantzen,
7-15
8c
____
1
8-
7-10
Istel
7-15
1
9-12
8c
(monthly)
A
(monthly)
Envelopes, Ltd.,
Godfrey Company
8-
$1
$1.06Vi
t75c
(quar.)___
1
Iowa
7-15
8-
10c
Lighting
T
preferred
8-17
8-
—
1
Corp.
2-16
10- 6
2-16
11-17
6V4C
--—-
;
8-
4.36
7-10
8-
Island
(s-a)
8-
Extra
8-15
56'/4c
(monthly)
Long
9-13
1
7-25
$.5781'/4
_J
(quar.)
Class
West
9-27
9-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Globe
Golden
'
7-20
9-15
11-17
$37Vic
$59c
preferred
8-
$2.50
7-10
25c
1
1
A
(quar.)—.—____——
Non-callable
53 '/4c
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric,
$4.22 preferred (quar.)
7-10
7-25
8-
Preferred
52 Vic
.__
Extra
1
10c
common
Corp., class A
A
dividend)
(quar.)
Brick
7-25
Loft Candy Co.
55'Ac
Investors
7-14
9-
7-18
(quar.)
Common
7-14
$1.12 'A
(stock
Co.
Co.,
preferred
4%%
Glen-Gery
1
9-15
55c
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
&
8-
7-31
1
(quar.)
Stock
7-14
50c
8-18
9-20
8-
51c
(quar.)
7-14
40c
(quar.)
Gladding McBean
1
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Bros.,
$4.50
8-
9-12
2
8-4
—
—
class
B
9-29
8-
7-14
9-1
—
(quar.)
I.),
preferred
7-14
8-
(R.
preferred
Interstate
7-15
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
voting preferred (quar.)
Gimbel
1„
Corp.
25c
10-
7-12
1
6'Ac
Finance
Class
7-12
8-
J59c
(quar.)_,
common
$1.50 preference, series A
50c 2nd preference (quar.)
Local
8- 1
8- 1
tl2Vic
112Vic "A
t60c
—
Ltd.,
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Investment Foundation,
7-10
$1.27'A
preferred
Inc.
8-
Groceterias,
7-10
$1.10 3-10-62
2Vi%
10-20
—
(quar.)
class A
B
(quar.).
i
preferred (quar.)
40c
preferred
$2.50
voting
Genesco,
1
1
8-
15c
(quar.)
common
6%
00
Loblaw
25c
.
.
Co.,
preferred
Interstate
8-15
8-
6-30
International Business Machines
Corp.—
7-14
1
1
Macy
(Quarterly from investment income)
Breweries, Ltc).—
7-14
1
55c
(quar.)
preferred
1
89-
8-
Interior
Southwest—
(quar.)
Waterworks Corp.—
preferred
8-
62'Ac
$2.40
6-30
8-1
50c -• 12- 9
50c 3-10-62
$1.10
9- 9
$1.10
12- 9
(quar.)
—
Cos., Ltd.,
Class
6-30
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional Growth Fund
7
64'Ac
(quar.)
_
of
Co.
pfd.
preferred
5.107e
$2
7-
Loblaw
1
8-10
7-31
55c
(quar.)
—i
Lunkenheimer Company
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common (quar.)
6%
preferred (s-a)
1
Ingram & Bell. Ltd., 60c preference
8-31
62'Ac
(quar.)
Telephone
$2.20
$5
1
5
7-20
8-
25c
(quar.)
Brick___
Power
(Increased
(quar.)
preferred C
General
6%
8-
8-15
1
9-15
Quarterly
(quar.)
1
7-10
60c
Y.)
(N.
Orig.
8-
t25c
Company
(quar.)
Co.
Special stock
9-
1
Co.
(quar.)
10c
Co.
.
stock
Litton Industries (stock dividend)
12-13
American
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
General Telepnone Co.
(Ky.)
5.16 %
preferred (quar.)
5%
9-15
stock
60c
(quar.)
&
Industria Electrica
7-10
40c
RR.
Miami
$4.30
10-
7-20
(quar.)
8-15
9-30
50c
Equipment Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of California—
$1.60
Co.
1
15c
preferred
redemption on
General Precision
General
Belt
9-
10-16
8-
7-14
7-10
20c
15c
—
$4.30 Orig stock
$1.12'A
——
common
(quar.)
Insurance
Trust
8-15
45c
7-10
(quar.)
Rochester
1
12-28
7-10
$1.25
Life
9-
$1.25
share
7-10
93 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
pref.
Special
8-18
5.65%
Corp.—
preferred
$5 preferred
Little
9-12
Mills, $1.25 pfd. (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
"Indianapolis Power & Light—
7-10
30c
8-15
7-28
15c
(Distribution of income)
6-16
8-
1
8-15
_L
(quar.)
$1.50
7-28
50c
Co.
(quar.)
(initial-stock dividend)
General Mills, Inc. (quar.)
Link
$1.25
Indian
7-12
5%
Electric
9-
7-14
7-14
—
class A (monthly)
Incorporated Income Fund—
7-14
7-27
1
(quar.)
9
tlOc
(quar.)
8-
(quar.)
7-12
7-25
National
$3.50
7-15
(quar.)
Income Properties,
7-21
9-
$1
Foam
Motors
7-17
15c
Battery & Ceramic
General
General
1
8-
50c
(quar.)
Gateway Sporting Goods
Ltd.
8-15
9-15
12'Ac
Gardner-Denver Co., common
4% preferred (quar.)
Bakeries,
7-15
9-30
7-20
preferred
Imperial
8-15
8-31' 4
6-20
8-
preferred
6(4%
8-18
8c
(quar.)
1
1
7-20
1
7-25
7-25
9- 1
(Fort
7-3
Y.)
pfd.
Wayne) (quar.)
Lincoln Printing Co., com.
7
1
Imperial Investment
1
7-31
Lincoln
56Vic
7-17
87Vic_
7-14
7-
35c
,
Brick
Bros, Ltd.
7-25
7-31
Press
4'/i%
(interim)
Corp.,
4.70%
7-14
8c
;
pfd.
Gamble-Skogmo,
9-
9-
11-
Lewis
5
Stores
(reduced)
4.42%
1
8c
(monthly)
(monthly)
Co.,
7-31
25c
(monthly)_
A
11-15
12'AC
(quar.)
7-
1
6-23
7-29
7-31
7-25
31'Ac
31'Ac
25c
$1.12Vi
JlOc
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
4.26%
6-30
8-
7-17
fl5c
Y.)
4.08%
7-18
8-15
Lerner
Stock
7-14
12'Ac
(quar.)
1
7-28
7-24
7-10
preferred
preferred B
37'/2c
4.20%
8-
20c
1
Mortgage Corp.—
Illinois
3
t30c
(quar.)
8-
5%
5%
31Vic
(quar.)
Hyster
(Long Island, N. Y.)
(quar.)
Lehigh Portland Cement
7-31
8-1
(N.
Illinois
1
7-10
8-
10-13
6-30
15c
8%c
15c
(quar.)
Leeds Travelwear Inc., class A (quar.)
Leeds & Northrup, common (quar.)
Corp.
7-10
•
15c
(N.
Refrigerator
Hydraulic
(Springfield,
25%
7-25
5%
6-30
7-17
8-21
5%
7-10
f 12 'Ac
25c
Ltd.
6-26
10-31
30c
Co
Tire
1
$1.09%
—
(quar.)
Lighting
Erie
7-28
Gas
Rubber &
12-15
,
(quar.)
A
Lee
87 Vic
_______
Stores. Corp.,
&
Class
Lawrence
Huttig Sash & Door—
7-21
8-
12'Ac
(The)
7-26
9-15
12'Ac
f$1.25
dividend)
Ltd.
(L.)
A
Huron
6
8-18
9-15
55c
Quarterly
12'AC
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Hussman
$15c
7-
7
$4.30 Orig stock.
Power, $4 pfd. (quar.)
4Vi% pfd. (quar.)
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting (quar.)
7-14
9-
(quar.)——._
Co., new common (initial)-
Syracuse
Howard
7-20
10-15
8-30
$1.25
preferred
Houston
7-14
(quar.)
class A
Ltd.,
Acceptance,
12-29
(Ontario)
Co.
—
20c
Ltd.
(Joseph)
4%
8-24
50%
Quarterly
$3.75
1
7-24
25c
Stores
General
4'A%
Horne
3-
on
(quar.)
Insurance
Co.
(stock
Cos.,
General
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-30
7-15
1
8-14
.
of
Life
General
9-20
8-
^"£1
Corp.—
&.
B
9-15
I15c
Investment
8-
30c
pfd.
Bearing
Company, class A
Class
10- 2
&
Loan
Quarterly
Lincoln
(quar.)__
insurance
Hoover
t35c
Lambton
5%
)
(quar.)
Ball
1
(quar.)
f20c
8-1
35c
Chemical
preferred
Hoover
7-28
9c
Quarterly
Gabriel
8-20
Co., 5%
preferred
Home
^9-13
12-13
8-11
(quari)—62'Ac
(quar.)_
Powder
Newport
Holt Renfrew,
3
15c
July 18
Machine, class A
Glass
Co.
Illinois)
Class
7-20
common
Franklin National Bank
Class
7-
1
$1.10
Corporation
Frito
1
8-
B
5%
12-29
Products—
preferred
Hotel
s-a)
Canada,
Foster-Forbes
Fraser
8-
17'Ac
(quar.)
Foundation
Franklin
7-18
8c
pfd.
on
split
Gear
B
Motor
Fram
will
stock
Bros.
Class
Ford
1
Markets—
Stockholders
Foote
8-
Stores—
Five-for-four
Food
25c
8c
Florida Steel Corp. (quar.)
Florida Water & Utilities (quar.)
Food
6-28
Albany—
(initial
common
7-21
America—
(initial
First Southern
First
of
6-28
75c
(quar.)
National Credit Bureau (stock
dividend)
First
7-21
5
|20c
50c
(quar.)
$4,375 2nd preferred (quar.)
Hilo Electric Light
(quar,)_
Holly Stores Inc., 5% preferred (quar.)_
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
6-28
7-
2%
(quar.)
7-17
7-20
$1
common
First Camden National Bank & Trust
First
50c
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
75c
(quar.)
3 'A %
B
A
20c
A
Common
A
Class
8
62c
pfd.
6%
4
.Class
7-15
9-
56Vic
(quar.)
Galion
Hercules
6-23
1
America,. 57c
preferred
Heyden
7-11
9-
12Vise
(quar.)
Insp.
1
9-15
9-29
1
30c
——
(quar.)_.
&
8-
9-29
1
l'A%
—
7%
7
7'Ac
(quar.)
Hercules
6-30
7-28
dividend)
common
Inc.
class
8-15
$20c
8-
10c
(quar.)
Boiler
(Alfred),
Holders
Payable of Rec.
(quar.)
8-
$1.50
(stock
Share
12 Vic
?20c
(quar.)
Co.
B
9-25
12'Ac
Hem-Werner Corp. (stock dividend)
Heppenstall Co.. 4'A% preferred (quar.)
7-19
27'Ac
Steam
of
Lambert
Cooler
Laurentide
(quar.)
Light,
preferred
Corp.
7-11
f4c
(quar.)
class A (initial)
Hayes Industries
7-19
$1
Firestone Tire & Rubber
First Boston Corp.,
Hat
9-16
6-30
7-21
25c
Marx
&
Electric
Hartford
Lacrosse
60c
Markets
Inc.
preferred
4.96 %
7-14
2
7-25
$35c
(quar.)
General
10-
f35c
Federated
Financial
1
$3
Ltd., class A
preferred
8-
1
9-
8-1
(Syracuse,
.'.
(quar.)
2
8-15
66Vic
31)
(quar.)
World
&
^Harvey's Stores,
4.50%
8-3
Class
(quar.)
Super
When
Per
Name of Company
9-1
Refractories—
Stores,
Hartford
to July
1
Monday, July 17, 1961
.
.
Holders
Payable of Rec,,
cov¬
(quar.)
Brace
Hart-Schaffner
1
tlOc
Traders Life Insurance
&
York)
Federal Grain,
1
9-
30c
i
Faraday Uranium Mines, Ltd
Farmers
9-
2
10-
32'AC
(quar.)
preferred-(quar.)
2
10-
43'Ac
i
—
common
10-
$1
Brewing Corp.,
conv.
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Hartfield
7-14
25c
(payment
(quar.)
common
Company
Harris-Teeter
62'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
Mines, Ltd.
Harcourt
&
(quar.)
Bros.
Harbison-Walker
Fairmont Foods Co.—»
New
period from May
ers
7-31
3%
Controls
convertible preferred
7-31
25c
__
&
When
Share
(stock dividend)
Chemical
30c
Chemical Corp.), 3%%
Fairbanks
of Company
t5c
(quar.)
(formerly
Name
5.30%
($2.50 par) for each
cl. B shares held)
common
preferred
Per
of Rec.
re¬
_
Plantation
Ewa
non-cum.
or
preferred
Eversharp, Inc.,
F.
4%
one
Holders
Haag Drug Co.
il2V2c
for
deemable pid. share
two shares of cl. A
•
Payable
Ltd.—
(quar.)
dividend
(Stock
When
Sliare
of Company
&
.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
8-
1
$1.37'A
8-
1
ContiniLed
on
page
48
Volume
194
Number
6073
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(225)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY
RANGE OF PRICES
Range for Previous
40
50
Oct
8
441/2 Dec
21
69Vz Jun
15
52% Jan
3
7
114 Va Jun
10
103 »/a Jan
6
20% Jun
16
35 y8 Oct
25
12
Jun
23
16
Dec
6
44% Jan
38
5
15% Jan
17
17
Dec
32% Jan
28'/a Jan
Jan
4 %
7
May 25
21% Apr
24% Jun
3
ACF-Wrigley
25
24% Jan
3
29% July 10
Jun
17
29% July
3
43% Apr
98
Dec
19
80
10
Oct
24
23% Jan
4
10% Jan
3
22
1
22 Vi Jan
4
40% Mar
59 Va Sep
29
85
Jan
4
7V4 Jan
14
69% Apr
Adams
84
5
Jan
Air
18
Air
28
9
32% Jan
35% Apr
11% Oct
4
19% May 12
12% Jan
18% May 15
Alco
38% Feb
8
53% Jun
48 % Jan
86% Apr
Aldens
88% Jun
91
32% Aug 26
8% May 11
3
Jan
A
5V4 Mar 24
12
10
July
5
10 Va Jun
29
151/2 Apr
25
45
Jan
5
32V4 Jan
4
53% Apr
4
28
56% Jan
4
35
Jan
3
48V2 Apr
14
33% Jan
27
42% Aug 19
40
Jan
6
48Va Mar
90
100
May 27
4
6%
2
100% Jun
Jan
3
16% Jan
4
20% May 18
Allen Industries
4
50 Va Jan
3
65V2 Jun
20
17% Jan
4
12% Jun 27
39 Va Jan
6
36% Jan
3
11% Jan
5
7% Jan
5
59 Va Apr
41% Sep
13
Jan
3
84% Sep
1
81% Jun
27
84% May
22
Oct
26
40
Jan
28
23% Feb
10
29V2 May 15
95
Nov
15
132
Jan
28
101
Jan
6
28
Jan
22% Oct
24
36 % Apr
28
35Va Jan
4
61% Oct
26
Dec
23
55
Jan
6
23% Oct
26
31 Va Jan
26 '
25% Jan
,
29
X30
99
98
12%
13 Va
12%
13%
747/a
73%
47/a
*33%
26
Mar 24
19
33
Jun
69 Va Jan
3
811/2 Mar 30
7
93Va May 16
Jan
4
24
3
33%
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
1,400
17%
18
17 Va
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
8,600
72%
71%
72
70 Va
71%
69%
70
68
70
5,200
92%
91
91
91
91
*90
10%
10%
10%
10%
36
36
*35
36
35 %
35%
43%
44
44
44%
44%
443/4
44
44 Va
7,700
44 Va
44%
45
45%
44
45
44%
443/4
45
451/2
11,000
98% V-
97
97
97
*95%
963/4
97
19
*183/4
19
1,100
62
16,900
-Vv '1
9
.
123/4
123/4
12%
12%
*12%
12%
2,100
431/4
44%
43
43%
433/a
43%
2,000
91/4
93/a
9%
9%
9 %
9 Va
2,800
Stores Corp common.. No par
100
preferred
58
57
57%
563/4
57
55%
563/4
*82%
83%
*82%
83%
82%
82%
82%
82%
81%
82
600
26%
26%
26 %
2 6 Vz
251/2
26%
25%
25%
25%
26
15,200
Corp
May 11
34
27Va May 17
May 31
130
Jun
Mfg
_
Aluminum
Co
of
No par
Corp
Petroleum
Amerada
'Amer Agricultural
American
3% %
American
American
6 %
75%
74%
753/4
73%
74%
73 Va
733/4
22%
22V2
•22%
22%
22 %
22%
221/4
313/4
30
30%
29%
30%
29 %
313/4
9,100
86%
87%
85%
86%
x84
85
83
843/8
83%
84%
19,800
1
Co
.No par
lo
common
American Cable
34% Jan
43
American
36
39% Jun
5
53
% Jan
3
Jan
July 12
Jun
7%
7
Can
American
97% Mar 28
American
84
91
July 10
50
Mar 20
46 % Jan
21
27
59% July 18
4
33% Jan
57% Jan
17% Sep
20% Jan
Oct
7
17% Dec
30
6% Jun
30
22 % Sep
142 % Feb
29
38% Jan
18
15
198 Va Jun
15
4%%
prior
preferred
7
American
July
6
9
American
17
Jun
8% Jan
24
Jan
22
4
3
32% Jun
43% July 12
Jun 14
4
63% Apr
20
86% Feb
27
48
May 16
31
28% Jan
26
13% Jan
3
20% May 16
53% Apr
7
13% Oct
21
18
Aug
5
15% Jan
5
19% Apr
28
17% Dec
22
29% Apr
18
16% Feb
6
21% Apr
3
47% Mar 23
28
Electric
Jun
American
Rad
33% Jan
3
May 17
42 V* Mar 10
50 % Mar
9
11
27% Jan
16
27 Va Jan
3
35 V4 Mar 21
Std
Foundries
American Stores Co
American Sugar Refining com
30% Aug 26
30 Va Jan
11
347/a Jun
5
130% Aug 31
117
Jan
4
32% May 11
15 Va Jan
25% Mar
44 Va Dec
3
Apr
3
93% July 11
130
Jun
5
16
41
Jan
3
62% Jun
5
1
27
5
4
23% Jun
20
19 Va Jan
7
29% Sep
27
28
Jan
13
28
18% May 17
26
Feb
1
Apr
29% Jan
4
_1
25
25
25
12
93% Oct
28
90 Va Jan
13
93% Feb
16
17
44 V* Aug
12
37
17
44% Feb
16
Anderson
Mar
19
Va Oct 24
8
42 %
Mar"!
17
13% Jan
4
26% Jun
14
6
19% July 12
38% Jun
23
19
May 11
34% May
5
27% Apr
17
58% Apr
3
33% Feb
17
55% Jun
42 Va Oct
31
68% Jan
15
Jan
3
65
30% Dec
6
54% Jan
11
;'33% Jan
4
44% May 22
31% Oct
5
44 %
5
33% Feb
2
45% Apr
4
For
July
44
footnotes, see page 24.
Jan
May 22
Clayton
&
Co
10%
9,900
31
220
31%
27
27
27%
26%
27
26%
27
16%
16%
24V4
•100
24%
IOIV4
47%
83%
42%
43
.34V4
34%
102 %
1023/4
421/4
41)%
343/4
341/4
*102
103%
45V4
Feb
27% Sep
5,700
10%
31%
45
Jan
26
17%
30%
433/4
85
Feb
10Q
17
21.80
«A
218%
433/a
1
series
4,400
331/4
31%
16V»
33 %
12.50
100
American
Viscose
Corp
^—25
American Water Works Co com—5
6%
13,900
283/4
313/4
17
American Tel & Tel Co
American Tobacco common
6% preferred
Preferred
683/4
28V4
*32%
218%
161/4
36
.25
23
67%
28%
30%
42%
Preferred 5% % series
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
AMP Inc endorsed shares—No par
Ampex Corp
1
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
Anaconda Co 1
50
Anaconda Wire & Cable—.—No par
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp
6.25'
$4 preferred
No par
28 Va May
67%
28Va
313/a
16%
American Snuff Co common
25
6% non-cumulative preferred_100
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd__£l
7
130
66%
32 3/a
46V4
•16%
24
•1003/4
433/4
•83
*413/4
34%
102
16%
243/4
16%
163/4
X42
31%
218
16%
24
16%
*16%
46
24%
24
1003/4
100%
*100
44%
101%
45%
84
•83
84
42%
353/a
103%
"413/4
343/4
•102
41%
353/a
103%
5,000
30,900
2,000
•
16%
24
J/4
300
4,800
1003%
100
44%
45 J/2
178,400
82 3/4
83%
260
42 J/4
34%
•102
18%
V
4,800
,
18%
18%
49 3/a
493/a
*48%
43
1,600
35
71,900
103
20
19
49 J/2
4,300
'
600
16 J/4
1,300
16%
163/4
16%
16 3/4
16 Va
72,400
43
41
42 3/4
40 3/4
41%
11,400
16%
16%
16 Va
16
441/4
45%
43%
44%
43'A
45 J/4
783/4
76%
773/4
75
76%
73
74
73
74'A
4,000
,361/4
37%
351/4
363/4
343/4
353/4
34%
36
35%
35%
22,400
154%
541%
55
57
56
56%
56
56
553/4
56 J/4
4,100
19,900
78
143/i
*141
89%
34%
34 Vs
119 Va
88
124%
59 %
23%
287/a
*27
15%
11,600
14%
14%
14%
143/4
14%
14 J/4
14%
141 %
141%
141%
141%
140%
141
140 J/2
140 J/2
280
37%
38%
37 Va
38%
36%
38
37%
37%
11,400
15
21
20%
68 J/4
677/s
140% 1403%
76 J/2
76
*122
18%
32 %
46%
1411/2
42%
90% July 10
3
900
219%
83%
42 %
36% Jun
3
39%
313/a
83%
10
Co
3
64% Jan
39%
31%
16%
100
preferred
40%
217%
49%
37%
7%
•39%
33'/4
483/a
36%
Steel
45,800
31%
*82 3/4
Amer Research & Develp'm't Corp 1
American
43%
219V4
433/4
Sany com—5
28
121 Va Jan
16%
24%
IOIV4
20
43%
31%
17%
Chem_l_No par
Feb
103 Va Jan
16%
24
*100
200
44
X2183/4
16%
—1
28% Jan
20
34
16%
No par
3
30
•32%
423/4
1
23
65 Va Dec
33
33
10
31 Va Feb
108 % Dec
29
291/4
33
1.66%
82 Va Feb
4
69 3/a
28V4
69%
29%
19
38Va-Jan
51 Va May 19
67%
*32%
68%
29%
49
10
79% Jan
69%
33
18%
26
76
403/4
48%
28
27% M'ar 15
20
40
191/4
Jun
25
411/4
49
3
127 % Apr
*40%
19
3
6
41%
49
60% Jan
23
41
19%
136% Jan
Jan
91
49%
American Ship Building Co—No par
Jun
551/4
*90
191/4
American Smelt & Ref'g com_No par
7% preferred
100
18
•55
91
43'A
*48%
26% Mar 21
122
55%
•90
44%
2
72% May 18
4
•55
91
11
3
4
553/a
103/4
13
Jan
*55
•90
10%
Jan
Aug
55
91
10%
16
34
55
44
31%
2,500
*90
10%
54% Jan
126
5,400
10%
12
2
3,700
23%
10%
14
76% July 10
1,000
813%
10%
Dec
145 % Mar
463/4
803/4
23
No par
Co
Seating
46%
17
preferred
American
46%
17 Va
Amer Photocopy Equipm't Co_No par
&
463/4
47
No par
American Natural Gas Co
American News Co
7 %
55,600
38
17%
100
Co
16 % Mar 13
42%
373/4
17V4
& Metals_No par
&
42%
37%
173/a
American Motors Corp
Potash
42%
37%
17%
American Molasses Co
American
42%
373/4
18
American Metal Products
2
7,200
43
17%
preferred
American Optical
9%
44 3/a
218
20
93/a
45%
69 3/a
473/4
*19%
9%
40c
American Metal Climax Inc com—1
Meter
483/4
20
9Va
44 3/a
No par
No par
American Machine
*19%
91
29
100;
American Mach & Fdry com—1.75
3.90% preferred
100
Jun
146
11,900
48 %
.Y
9%
45 Va
27
13
4
55%
*46%
20
91
27 V4
45% Apr
3
*541%
27
78% July 10
Jan
48 3%
823/4
*32
Corp
Co
18
12% Jan
9,600
23%
32
19
140
10,000
81%
32%
27
62
493/4
18 3/a
463/4
23
*19%
63%
18 Va
46%
233/4
47
-
•61 Va
183/a
46%
83%
__5
Sep
61% Oct
25
800
18%
23%
144% Aug 25
21
4,600
46
82%
31%
Jan
3
49
18%
-46
833/4
31%
Ice
45 V2
233/4
Hosp Supply Corp.No par
American
49%
20
•19%
216%
Jan
Jan
49
i
23%
20
1
34
41
49%
18%
19 Vb
46%
82%
21% Oct
Mar
*61V2
63%
18%
45
12.50
54
31% May 24
18
•61%
'
*46%
5%% prior preferred.
4%%
19%
24
10
Co
Products
32 Va Jun
Apr
Power
Corp
European Secur
43% July 10 47% Apr 10
37
117
63%
-
iS46 %
83
1
Oct
24
*61 Va
19
46 /
47
1
35% July 12
62 % Aug
63%
63%
♦61 Va
233/4
American -Investment Co of 111
102% July 10
Feb
59
81%
American International Corp
3
54
59
47
20
May 24
10
133% Dec
41%
62%
41%
37 %
16% Apr
25 % May 22
105
90% Jan
35% Aug 16
413/a
•59
42%
American
24% Jan
59
413/s
59
37%
21
34'/a Jan
17
413/4
59
42%
29% Apr
7
6
Mar
413/a
60
373/4
Hardware
15
3
'
'
41%
60
42%
Home
92% Aug 15
145% Aug 24
56,600
40%
37%
American
27% Jan
12
9,300
241%
59
421/4
American
58% Jan
1
29%
41%
37%
American
1
20
1,000
125
59
413/4
15
14
Sep
24%
40%
9 %
10
18
26
Jun
29
*115
9%
.10
American Export Lines Inc
American & Foreign Power
86% Jan
44
24%
9%
26
35
82
28
20 % Jun
67
293/4
125
9%
May 25
230
9
14
24%
•115
93/a
Apr
4
19
6
)
23% Apr
12% Apr
Jun
176% Jan
3
18
29%
25%
48%
100
American Enka
Mar
99% Jan
Apr
29%
125
12.50
American Cyanamid Co
July
20 Va Jan
43% Apr
•115
*19%
No par
No par
Co
37
13% Jan
31% Sep
Cable
&
Chicle
30
9
9
Chain
71
6
23
243/4
25%
125
1
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
3
American Crystal Sugar common_10
3
16% Jan
Sep
♦115
29V4
29Va
24%
25%
122
1
Corp
common
3
20% Sep
86% Dec
29 Va
29%
24%
v
25
Co
32% Mar 16
18% Feb
14
.No par
American Distilling Co
18
Jan
28%
♦112
74%
20
Radio
5
24 Va Jan
4
2
Corp.
Co.:
common
&
47% Jun
28
Jan
Arma
preferred
25% May 12
59 % Jun
8
Jan
50
_
Inc
11% May 26
8
19% Jan
40
Feb
11
200
22%
preferred
70% Jan
9% Jan
106
31
preferredI—100
Bakeries
Theatres
5%
42% Jan
31% Mar 15
♦101
Broadcasting-Paramount
4
11
8
104
31%
17
13
5
104
23
common..
Bank Note
preferred
27
Mar 30
108
75
Chemical- No par
Airlines
26
*104
108
31
No par
Corp
convertible
30
*104
107
74%
61% Apr
20
42
7,900
23
1
20% May
29% Jan
13% Dec
57%
58
12.50
new
23
30
28 Va Oct
57%
93/a
No par
America
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace
Dec
16% Feb
210
45
28
30% Dec
1
61
12%
Bosch
25
7
61%
9%
51% Jan
11 % Nov
19%
60%
44%
24% Jan
138 ya Jan
19
613/a
12%
Brake Shoe
4
38% Aug 23
48 % Aug
19
60'a
9%
American
43% Jan
24
97
19
.
12%
American
23% Oct
33 % Oct
61%
•95%
19
60%
200
44%
6
14
26
19
•61%
103/a
•35
9%
_
5
59% Jun
13
18%
60%.
VV
103/4
36
'
11
21
%
*97
gtd —>100
51% Jun
39% Oct
76
*36
103/4
7,900
10%
37
5
_
11%
160
44%
24V8 Apr
1
103
10%
92%
43%
64V4 Apr
13% Sep
15
*90
1
4
19% Feb
20
.VV;
92 Va
*90
10
3
43% Jan
17% Feb
8,300
6,800
33%
3
11
13% Oct
4%
18
Jan
23
?,
42% Mar
94
4%
33%
38 Va Jan
Nov
2
4%
17,100
18
24
Jun
46% Dec
16% Jun
4%
3,400
20
52
4%
47,600
6
Jan
12,200
177/a
American
28
77%
32%
4
89
76%
32%
7
44% July
76
4%
5
74%
31%
4
36% Sep 26
81% Jun 28
47/a
4,100
74%
32
Jan
77
74
v
32%
517/b Jan
26
i 74%
10
32%
60
Oct
30%
9%
71 Va
15V4 Jan
July 12
16
30
10
313/4
43 Va Apr
29
46% Mar 22
31 Va
9%
32%
62
40 % Sep
30%
10
32%
8
1
31%
xlO
32%
3
14
6,400
31%
32%
10%
4,000
31%
Feb
35% Dec
12%
321/4
Jan
30% Dec
12%
34
37
July 28
12%
32%
36
8
12%
31%
4
Jan
13
33%
18
19
12%
3,000
,
34%
44% Jan
25% Mar
10,700
29%
32%
44 Va Jan
63
95%
33%
4
30
30 Va
94%
32
13
5
29%
95
10
30% Oct
18
30%
94
Aluminium Limited
34% Dec
24
29%
30
98
38% May 16
27
Oct
29 Va
30%
97
4
106 % Jan
13% Oct
5
29%
30%
107
28
35% Oct
.
"
29%
32
98%
100
Nov
57
29%
:
4.08% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement-
26
4
91
29%
29%
30%
98
May 15
351/2 Feb 28
110
21
Apr
1021/4 Jan
21
17% Apr
13,000
10
68 Va Jan
30
78% Jan
July 25
13,300
common.
201/2 Jan
4
22 Va Dec
108
17%
23
12%
Allis-Chalmers
28
19
4%
17 %
22%
31% July 12
13
28 Va Sep
3
17%
23%
30
1
_
14
5,500
17%
23
44%
Allied
58% Jan
44
Inc
Products
4
55%
18 Va
23%
73%
Mills
26
54%
177/a
5
Allied
Allied
Jan
54%
14,500
5
1
13
10% May 11
75
23 Va
No par
Feb
52% Apr
15
i
9,100
118
22
x23Va
2
Allied Chemical Corp
Allied Kid Co
24
*112
24%
18 Va
10
Steel Corp
8
May 31
54%
67%
23 Va
32
preferred
Ludlum
59
6% Oct
55
52%
67%
1
22% Jan
12% Dec
116
23%
Shares
*51%
5
25
32
*113
67%
17%
29 Va
100
convertible
54%
55%
67%
23
10%
Inc
27
5
55 Va
33
Corp—
15% Oct
Jan
24%
68
the Week
Friday
July 14
18%
10
common
46
Sep
118%
24
,
July 13
*51%
52%
23%
2
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
1
*113
25%
Va;
32%
preferred
Allegheny
24
56
No par
Inc
Products
Inc
1187/a
*113
25%
68
Sales for
Thursday
52 V*
*51%
68 Va
1
Alleghany Corp common
13% Jan
28% Oct
12
Gas
119
25
55%
—50c
—
Products
Industries
4%%
6
32 % Sep
90% Jan
J
Alabama
66%
1
Reduction
3% Sep
68%
HIGH SALE PRICES
18 Va
'
1
_
Corp
Control
9
27 Va Jun
4
Co
July 1.1
*51 %
51%
52
AND
Wednesday
July 12
t
>
22%
1
10
Express
Aeroquip
21
14% Mar
Inc
Co
Admiral Corp
15 Va Mar 24
36% Apr
Stores
,
Adams-Mills Corp
No par
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
17
99% Jun 29
9% Jun 28
24
Steel
Acme
5
47
Mar 14
*113
1
14
20 % Feb
100
25
20
28
preferred
66%
Vending Corp
Apr
31
convertible
*51 %
5
common
ACF Industries Inc
16'/a Apr
Oct
1
Laboratories
Tuesday
July 10
ABC
63
4
LOW
Monday
27% May 16
10
6
15
Abbott
'
*
Par
60
3
Jan
97/a Oct
' ':
STOCK
Abacus Fund
7
Apr
125% Apr
Jan
52
23 V2 May 31
53% May 10
75
16
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
26
9814 Mar
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Mar
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Year li>60
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Lowest
13
123
14%
42%
423/4
42%
42 3%
42%
42%
42%
21
21
203/4
21
21 V«
213/a
213/4
213/4
1,400
67%
68
66 Va
67%
66%
67 3A
661/2
67
8,400
14»V4
141%
140
141
75
74
74
123
•122
123
72%
♦122
•42
140'A
*72%
•122
141
73%
123
141
1,700
1,870
141%
2,200
71
73
122
122
30
19 J/4
19
193/4
19%
20
19%
193/4
193/4
20
8,600
33
32%
32 3/a
32%
32%
32 Va
32%
32%
32 3/a
7,900
893/4
90 J/4
90
901/4
90
89
893/4
89%
89 3%
1,700
35
34%
35
351/4
353/a
35'/4
35 Vz
34%
35
3,500
34 J/4
34%
34V4
34
34Va
34»A
34'A
34%
34'A
3,200
119%
117%
1183/4
il7%
1193/a
71,900
89%
90%
89 3/4
91%
27,200
126'A 126%
1251/4
126J/2
1,000
48,600
119%
92
1191/4
120
931/4
92
118%
89V4
913/4
1253/4
126i/2
1253/4
126
60 3/a
59
59%
573/4
59
57
58'/a
57"/a
58'/a
24J/2
23%
233/4
23%
23%
23%
23%
231/2
23%
28%
28%
♦28%
28%
273/4
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 17, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year I960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
% Jan
5
33 % Jan
3
43% Apr
12
23 % July 26
39% Dec
28
37% Feb
21
57% Jun
26
Argo
57
Sep
19
77% Jan
4
67% Jan
3
79
Jun
5
29
Sep
28
42% Feb
19
37% Jan
3
53
July 14
40
20
39
Jan
Jan
4
75
Jan
13
83% Aug 26
78% Jan
11
28% Oct
24
44% Jun
9
30
12% Oct
10
20% Jan
11
19% Oct
26
16% Oct
24
257/a Aug 22
27% Jan
5
20
Feb
23% Jan
4
22
Jan
37% Jan
5
35% Jan
Dec
21
July 18
18
53% Dec
26
July 25
29% Jun
1
56 % Jan
27
75
9
106
100
Feb
49% Oct
63
10
Jan
21
4
50
63
July
Steel
Armour
&
6
23
46
May 22
Armstrong
13% Mar 16
17
May 22
Arnold
20 % Feb
35% May 12
Aro
31% Apr
Co
Armstrong
3
Jan
83% Feb
8
$3.75
Cork
6
Arvin
1
Ashland
1
2nd
69% Feb
86
July 14
102% Feb
110
74%
51
5
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&
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76
75%
52%
52%
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51%
61%
82%
5
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/
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76
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53
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82
82
83
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83
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4,900
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39%
48%
16
series.No par
Dry Goods Corp
preferred—
39%
50%
433/3
4314
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39%
46%
J
61
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the Week
39%
33%
Refining common__l
Friday
July 14
83
60%
83
43%
2.50
$1.50
,—
Sales for
Thursday
July 13
39%
49%
43%
1st
Associates
39%
55%
1
Corp
Industries
Oil
39%
53%
7o3/4
60%
39%
No par
Corp
preferred
Associated
70% July 14
53%
—
Co
Constable
Jun
53% Jan
39%
51%
Rubber Co
Equipment
28% Jun
7
(Del)
preferred
47
July
39%
——-10
PRICES
July 12
5
Corp
SALE
Wednesday
July 11
No par
Oil Corp
Armco
HIGH
Tuesday
Ju.y 10
Par
Archer-Danifls-Midland
30% Sep
AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
..
86
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43I/2
84
85%
2,700
109%
109%
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69%
68%
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26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
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10
23,000
-
20 % Sep
27
9% Jan
7
1
38 %
79% Jan
15
213/4 Jan
10 % Aug 29
2 8 3/4 Feb
40 % Mar
27% Jan
88
3
27% July
10% Mar
4
47% May 15
83
July 14
4
60
May
76
3
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8
Aug 18
'
■
.
Jan
26% July 14
3% Jan
3
4
15
13 % Feb
30% Jun
1
20% Jan
4
13 % Jan
5
31
24% Jan
11
21% Feb
1
5
Atlas
4% Feb
27
Atlas
12
5%
30
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B
RR
24
-
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Corp
Austin
29% May 12
31% July 14
3/a July
3
13% Jan
3
24 %
July 5
July 10
Avco
17 % Feb
2
68 %
May
Avnet
45% Mar 29
4 3/64
Automatic
84
9%
453/4
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3,100
84
83
83
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10
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40%
40%
41%
41%
42
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58
23,500
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55
55%
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83
83
83
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83
28
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28
28
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26 3/4
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1
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3%
13%
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of Amer_2.50
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33
14
18
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18
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24
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33%
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14
18
24
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31y2
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8
84
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20
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10
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pref
84
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26%
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46
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27
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series
26%
/ -
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preferred
17% Aug 18
19% Dec 30
_
11% May 11
Coast
Chemical
52% July 11
Mar 11
Co
preferred—
$3.75
14% Apr
Electric
"•
9
18% Dec
4%
4
6% Jan
■
Atlantic
3
80 %
City
Atlantic
423/4 Jan
15% Feb
„
2
29
5
12% Aug
21
48 % Feb
29
2
31
Atlantic
87'/a Feb
40% Jun
Dec
203/8 Oct
3
24
13 3/8 Dec
3
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
5% non-cumulative preferred—10
7
43% Dec
17
74% Jan
% May 11
3
93/a Jan
<353/a Jan
58% Feb
4
31% Jun
5
Aug 29
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36
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■
309,500
78,900
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4% Aug
27% Oct
16
7% Jan
5
4% Jan
3
5
37% Jan
4
36% Jan
10
11% Oct
31
17 % Jan
4
12% Jan
3
24% Jan
26
90% Jan
30% Aug 12
98% Aug 30
8
31
80
22 % Sep
94 % Jan
4
Sep
8
82% Jan
12
14
28 % Jan
3
88
28
34
Aug 15
45 % Oct
26
62% Feb
43% Oct
26
12% Dec
21
59
Aug
9
13% Dec 16
49
Jan
20
43% Jan
18
Jan
24% Oct
27% Jan
11
72% Dec
1
29
7% Mar 29
52% Apr
Babbitt
26
Babcock
100
27
Jan
88% May
47
Jan
9
4%%
,
19
Baltimore
44
July 14
63Jan
18
4%
62% Jan
19
&
Barber
15% Jan
3
19% May 22
Basic
8
18% Feb
8
3
24% May
56% Feb
Basic
47% Jan
38% Apr
27
37
183
Mar
19
Jan
7
33 % Apr
4
39% Jun
56% Dec
5
5
51% Jan
6
64
Mar 16
275
45
Mar 21
249
3
97
15% Sep
20
25% Jun
9
17% Mar 14
€2% Jan
13
103% Sep
2
87
Jan
3
Aug 10
81
Jan
6
78
Apr
Dec
275
3
90% Feb
83
21
1
Aug 29
94% Jan
11
1
Jan
Lomb
Beaunit
5
Beckman
,
Mills
Beck Shoe
(AS)
7
12
171/4 Apr
19
271/4 Jun
6
42% Apr
18
33
Jun
12
353/4 Feb
8
50% Dec
29
48% Jan
16
66
May 17
Beech-Nut
4
20
Jun
8
20% Mar 29
14% Jan
19
57% Jun
89% Feb
25
93
2
13
48% Jan
13
69% May 25
July 26
89% Feb
14
93% Mar 16
11 % July 27
17% Aug 30
12% Jan
3
56% Oct
24
74% Jan
4
72
Jan
32% Feb
3
34% Dec
22
33 % Jan
4
54
July
45
7
50% Nov 28
48 % Jan
12
52
May 18
1
Jan
Jun
Jun
1% Oct
10
20
1% Jan
13
33% Jan
30% Nov
1
38% Jan
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8
50
37% Dec
58
Jun
57% Jan
5
8
4
41
28
3
3
Apr
24
39% July
7
138% Jan
6
141 % Jan
3
113/4 Dec
19
21% Feb
3
12% Jan
3
151
Aug 26
16% Apr
5
31
3
Bell
Aircraft
Creek
4%%
40 3/a Apr
13
Best
&
493/a Apr
24%
263/4
44
45%
25%
43%
25
25%
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23%
25
3,000
24
24
24
24
2,200
59%
59%
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17
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18 3/a Apr
13
18
82
8
71
Jan
6
26
49% Mar 25
41
Jan
9
July 14
71% Apr 18
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24
53
Jan
4
32% Jan
3
45 3/a Apr
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21% Dec
23
293/4 Jan
6
22 3/4 Jan
3
28
Mar 13
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12% Oct
11
20% Jan
4
16% Jan
4
28
May 25
Bliss
38% July
3
50% Apr
Mar 28
39% Dec
20
35 % Jan
33
21
26
51
10
17
July 11
Oct
24
28% Jan
6
22% Jan
6
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17
18% Oct
26
22% Feb
11
18% Jan
5
22% Jun
7
173/4 May 11
40% Feb
1
24% Feb
10
19% Jan
3
36% Apr
7
673/4 Dec
5
55 3/a Feb
7
68 3/4 Apr
14
31% Nov
48 % Jan
6
35
Jan
3
43% Mar 29
78
Jan
2
pfd
76% Dec
15
79 % Mar 30
18% Aug
59=% Feb
10
29
Dec
29
28 Va Jan
5
69
Sep
22
67
5
Dec
Jan
3
80
3
49 3/8 Jun
11
22
11% Jan
13
5
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22
9% Dec
23
20% Jan
18
31
13% Jan
4
9% Apr
8 3/4 Jan
^8
8% Oct
3
May 19
7
78 3/4 July 11
6 3% Mar 22
14
May 18
14% May 15
common
1C4
66
Mar 16
Jan
Aug 25
76% Aug 19
106'% Jan
110
29
68
112
Jan
30
17
50
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30
44
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38% Dec
7
35
Jan
5
46
7
24% Jan
4
133/4 Jan
3
25
27% Jan
6
133/4 May
July
May
6
9
Food
33/4%
5.50%
Brown
Co
8
Buffalo
193% May 17
Bullard
Co
36% Aug
9
233/4 Aug 25
31
Jan
4
46
15% Jan
5
22 % May 10
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24
163/4 Jan
3
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Jan
21
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26 % Dec
6
5
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24
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16
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1
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66
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783/4 Mar
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73% Jan
63%
173^
,.60
85
21%
*33
*
99
19%
123
433/a
Inc
Corp
26
76% May 13
67% Sep 15
82% Sep 12
33
*97
19%
125%
233/a
common—,
Pipe Line
Bucyrus-Erie
Budd
*83,,
23%
33
64
19
122%
300
23%
Inc
Inc
Co
17% Jan
1
23
34
58%
*268
98
97
19%
129
58 3/4
300
25 %
Corp
preferred
Shoe
373/4 Jun
Jun
23%
63%
58%
*268
98%
19
125%
85
*92%
25
Union Gas
853/4 Jun
4
23
*97
19%
134 3/a
*83
583/4
300
43%
preferred
9
Jan
83
*33
100
Stores
Bristol-Myers
3
9
5 83a '
98%
19
"1301/2
58%
►?68
42%
common
Stratton
3
2
'134
11%
803/4 Jan
29
-
*97%
.19'%:'//.
19.%
132
58%
290
10
29
14% Apr
16 3% Dec
.
5%
18
72% Dec
98%b 7
*97%
;/
58%
*268
11%
15
7
4,800
58%
290
10%
Sep
30 % Nov
8,200
583%
58%
*268
53/a
Jan
4
2,000
38%
11
86
17% Jan
593/4
37%
10%
24
26
583/4
37%
233%
Airways Inc
6
103% oct
5,700
60%
37%
Braniff
2
19
46%
60%
37%
Boston & Maine RR common.No par
5%
preferred
100
Jun
Jan
44%
60
37%
50c
Edison Co
263/4 Jun
80
45%
60
37%
7.50
Club
Corp
preferred
Buckeye
1
4
45
60%
371/2
38
Co
Brunswick
443% Dec
6
28
47
60%
37"%
1
Book-of-the-Month
913/4 May 31
74% Mar 8
29% Aug
12 % Dec
133/4 Dec
Apr
45%
62%
37%
45
Inc
Brooklyn
21
47%
62
1%
Brass Corp
Manufacturing
393/4 Apr
900
5
&
30 % Jan
52%
1
Briggs
78% Jan
52%
2.50
Jan
64 % Jan
53%
46
No par
48
30
48 %
100
Inc
4
30
1,900
47%
53 %
44%
Co
633/4 Jan
Aug 30
53%
10
Mfg
31
82
21%
53%
37%
Co
433/4 Oct
31% Dec
533/4
2 pesos
Inc
1951
Briggs
663% Dec
533/4
1
15
4
800
53%
40c
11
17
17%
53%
1
Co
Jan
Mar 22
17%
20%
50
6
25
17%
22%
100
12
76% Jan
17%
22
10
Corp
12% Jan
38 5% Feb
17%
22%
173/4
12
60% Apr 12
86% July 11
86% Mar 14
59%
17%
22%
58%
5 5% Dec
Jun
59%
17%
.22%
__1
Borg-Warner
Boston
59%
17%
5
Stores
3% %
59%
1,200
x22%
1
Corp
Laughlin Inc
W)
Co—
Borman
60
*26%
173/3
100
Co
Borden
60
.
22%
common—No par
Bohn Aluminum &
Bond
603/8
27%
17%
50
Co
Brooks
Boeing
27%
22 %
_j— 1'
Inc
Corp
Decker
(E
Bobbie
60%
100
pfd series of
&
™
100
Steel Corp common
preferred
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common
4%%
25%
12.50
7%
69% Oct
82
»
1
preferred
Savers
Gypsum
35% Sep
37 5% Oct
Feb
1
,28
_10
Bethlehem
148
2,200
170
46%
45%
Inc
Co
Bestwall
550
.2,800
27
common
Consolidated
483/4 Mar 13
33
45
Corp
Benguet
32
46
preferred
19
333/4
33
v
45
preferred
1% Jan
33%
6,000
*
973/4
47
Inc
Beneficial Finance Co
5%
84
*97%
10
Bell Intercontinental
Bendix
84
34
27%
RR
Life
Howell
&
84
34%
333/4
47
Belding-Hemlnway
14% Jun
37% Jan
97%
84
27%
4%%-
14
Beech
97%
83%
45
_2.50
19% Nov
Beech
97%
83%
47%
Inc
32% Mar 31
Oct
31%
97%
84
_1
Instruments
31% Dec
25
32
313/4
973/4
*83%
45
No par
Co
prior
preferred
3
•
47%
Inc
conv
211/4 Apr
31%
4,600
443/4
Inc
Foods
1453/4 May
31,700
46%
Corp
Cigars
3%%
9,400
153/4
46 %
Corp__—
Laboratories
4% %
32
53%
45%
27%
Corp
Bayuk
Mar 16
313/,
5%
443/4
15 5/8
'V
97
34%
10
Works
&
100% May 15
31%
5%
1
Iron
Beatrice
153/4
45%
Corp
Baxter
6
34%
45
15%
*46%
Inc
Bausch
31
841/2 Mar 20
100
5%
44%
15%
—_100
Aroostook
Products
Bath
48% July 10
76% May 16
53% Jun
30% Oct
8
84
53/4
453/4
15%
31 %
97%
84
5%
45
15%
preferred_100
stamped
Oil
12
32%
97%
5%
45%
__100
Bangor
16% Oct
31%
100
<
15%
16%
100
common
non-cumulative
293/4 May 18
70% Mar 17
57% Aug 23
14
B
53/4
443/4
.V,
47
15%
com—No par
series
Ohio
Preferred
59% Jun 20
Elec
&
6%
45
_13
Stamped
25% Jan
58% Jun
&
43 % July 14
19
17
8
Gas
preferred
5%
9
Corp
preferred series C
4%
47% Jan
9
Co
Baltimore
24% July 14
13% Mar
1
Wilcox
33% May 22
27
34% Mar
&
Inc
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
Dec
3
T)
17% May 22
14% Nov
18
39% May
(B
82%
78%
*78
72
79%
*78
*68%
72
79%
*68%
72
*68%
72
82%
*68%
72
*82%
84
*82%
84
84
303%
*82%
84
293%
*82%
32%
1,700
30
T
40
403% Jun
30
27% Jan
3
38% Mar 20
Burndy Corp
Burroughs
Corp
1
2
29%
29%
5
313%
29
29%
2,400
1
201/4 Jun
32%
293/a
Sep
31%
29%
28
29
25
Mar 10
31%
Bush
32
1
21
31%
31%
29,400
4
8% Jan
203%
31%
Jan
20%
313/8
16
♦203%
13
Feb
*20%
21
3
Byers
3.33 %
*10%
11
20%
♦10%
201/4
11
20%
20 3/a'
*10%'
11
*10%
28
Terminal
Co
(A
Co
M)
30%
11
*10%
1,300
103/4
C
37% Jan
13
3% Oct
31
7% Jan
6
41% Jan
3
12% Dec
6
26% Jan
18
135/a Jan
3
18% Oct
20
9% May 13
28
45
Mar
7
92
Dec
19
Mar
9
24% Dec
80
Feb
38% Jan
4
14
113/8 Apr
773/4 Jan
12
8
21% Jan
4
4
57% Jun
California
6 3/4 May
87
Sep
12
83% Jan
25
Apr
29
44
19
49
Canada
90% Jun
49
20% Oct
55
21
44
Jan
Feb
$4.25
28
Canada
Dry
conv
Jan
3
51% Mar
9
Canadian
28
18
21% Jan
3
May 26
27% May 22
Canadian
22
59
4
83
Cannon
For
footnotes,
see page
24.
Jan
Apr
Mines
3
.
6
19%
19%
19 %
1934
19%
19%
13
13%
13 %
14%
13%
14%
106%
108%
1083/4
1
common—1.66%
Ry
Breweries
Pacific
54
5%
1.80
preferred
Mills Co
Ltd
53%
5
Inc
Corp
Southern
—_5
—_1
Corp
Corp
Hecla
Campbell Soup Co
28 % Apr
26
&
Campbell Red Lake
May
43 % Mar 14
32 3/4 Mar 22
Mining
Calumet
183/a Jan
119
Packing
Callahan
22 % Jun
No par
Co
100
Ltd
No par
Ry_:
xl04%
26%
53%
6
106
/
26%
*88.- 91
*45
"46
48%
48%
—25
24%
24%
No par
69%
70
26%
*88
^ >!*" *45''
48 %
' .1'24
•
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53 %
6%
27
53 3/a
6
~
53%
6%
26%
26%
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46
44
44
49 %
48%
24%
23%
""-70
*69
.
v
91
6
53%
6
19%
19%
53
53%
5,900
5%
6%
11,800
19%
195/a
5,600
13%
14%
13%
141/8
25,900
109%
112
91
53%
1103/4
109%
110y2
9,500
y24%
253/a
25
24%
88
88
♦86
89
*43%
45
*43%
45
48%
473/4
48
471/4
23%
23%
23%
70 3/4
23
71
7,300
■
/
*67
„
69
100
30
48%
-
4,800
235/a
19,300
69
500
Volume
194
Number
6073
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(227)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK. RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
39 Mi Oct
23
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
5
49% Jan
4
4 4 Mi Jan
4
35% Feb
25
26% Jan
3
36
10 Mi Dec
9
88 Mb Jan
12
35
Feb
Sep
5
Mar 13
Carborundum
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
6
Carlisle
91 Mi Jan
6
99 Ma Apr
5
Carolina Clinchfield
43 Ms Jan
3
57 Ms May
9
Carolina
39% Jan
3
52 Mi Mar 30
41% Jan
39s/g Nov
25
43 Ms
24% Oct
10
29 >/« Feb
40% Sep
26
4
<
6
32Mb Jan
3
July 15
.40 Mi Jan
78 M» Jan
.
49
47 Mi Apr
28
3
33 Ma Jun
27
46 Ma Feb
4
1
61% Apr
6
3
Case
5
22 Ma Jan
5
8% Jan
3
13 Mi Apr
71 Ms Dec
30
114% Jan
19
72% Jan
4
4 Ms %
90% May 31
22
7 Ma Feb
26
3% Jan
3
Sep
19
34 Ms Jan
6
30 Ma Feb
1
88
Feb
8
9
89
Jan
11
21
22
94 Ms
Sep
*
Corp
Carter
24
5
97
7
&
Ohio
&
&
29Mi
29Mi
*14%
common
Inc—
4.20M>
j
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29Ma
14%
33%
56
56
2,500
29%
29 Ma
29 Ma
14%
2,100
15
14%
*14 Ms
14%
14 Ma
14%
94
95
94 Ms
94 Ma
51 Ms
43 Ms
51 Ms
52 Mi
42%
43 Mi
25
17
71 Ms Dec
30
31% Jan
3
115 Ma Jan
6
13
.71% Jan
3
35 Ma Jan
15
19
24% Jan
40 Mi Jun
129
14
28
7%
85% Apr
10
4 Ms %
Jun
12
17
Jan
22
•
46 Ms Dec
30
75
20
31 Ma Feb
21
17
Jan
10
19 Mi Jun
30
15
22 Ma Jan
3
28 Ma Jun
5
Central
Aquirre
8
18% Jan
3
34 Mi Jun
5
Central
Foundry
6
50
59
55 Ma
55 Mi
95Mi
'
9M4
76
J
.
9 Ma
4
4 Ma
37
37%
92Ma
4
*92 Ms
94
88% Jan
4
'<
7
4 Ms %
Central
Feb
6
Central
RR
28 Ms May 23
19 Ma Jun
12
26
42 Ms Jun
15
38
Jan
24
47
20% Sep
29
28% Feb
15
25
Jan
4
13% Sep
July 18
42
9% Jan
14
27
Oct
Jan
July 25
21% Dec
26
Oct
40% Apr
11
5 Ma Jan
70 Ma Jan
11
42% Jan
5
42
42 Ma
96 Ma
96 Ma
96 Ma
67
673/i
66 Ma
67
*19
193/4
*19
193/4
Certain-teed
1
46 Mi May 31
4
Jan
7 Mi May 10
5
2 6 3/1 Jan
14
57
4
9
34 M2
Mar 17
Apr
4
94 y2 Aug
19
90
25
393/4 July
5
50Ma Apr
4
17 Mi May 13
22 Ma Nov
28
21% Jan
4
32 Mi Jun
15
26 Mb May
413/e Dec
20
38 Mi Mar 15
Jan
93 Mb Jun
Aircraft
Champlin
Chance
383/4 Jan
6
16Mb Jan
4
27Ma Mar 20
Checker
293/4 Jan
4
203/4 Jan
3
30Mb Jun
Chemetron
14 Mi Mar 24
7Ma Jan
3
103/4 Mar 22
13
43 Mi Jan
54% Oct
4
32
56 Ma July 14
26
693/4 Jan
6
Aug
5
99 M4 Apr
13
97
Jan
Jan
3
9
40 Mb Jun
673/i Jan
18
100 Mi Apr
24
6
11
6 Mb Dec
29
17
Jan
18
16 Mi Dec
14
34 Mi Jan
21
23
Dec
19
433/i Jan
6
2 1Mb Feb
14
31
35 Ma Dec
30
40 Mi Apr
7
34 % Jun
19
13 Mi Oct
24
13 3/8 Jan
3
373/4 May 26
18 Ma Feb 27
Feb
7
62
263/a Jan
6
50 Mi Nov
2
69 Ma Feb
26
13 3/8 Dec
6
23 M2 Jan
7 Mi Jan
16
4
20 Ma Dec
15
36 M2 Jan
4
22
Sep
20
293/4 Jan
20
Dec
30
29 M2 Jan
15
Oct
32
12
Jan
52
133/4 Jan
)
9 Ma Mar 24
3
Mar 20
19 Ma Jan
Feb
19Ma Feb
3
28
3
4
28
Jan
3
38 Mi Mar 21
5
20
Jan
3
26
Mar 22
15
26
Mar 20
.
8
,",38
Feb
27
A
preferred
Chic Milw St Paul
& Pac
North
Western
6,600
55,500
41 Ma
42%
413/4
42 Ma
40 Mi
41 Ma
39%
40%
40%
49 M*
40 Ma
6
"52%
6 Ma
6
6M4
52%
51
52 Mi
31 Ma
*92%
31%
31
93%
*93
40%
28 Ms
51 Ma
22%
27 Mi
41 Mi
56%
100
8
No par
403/j
40 Ma
29 Ma
28 Mi
28 Ma
28 Mi
28 Ma
26
28 Mi
52%
23Mi
51
523/s
50
513/s
49%
50%
22 Mi
22%
213/4
213/4
22
22
27 Mi
28
27 Ma'
273/4
26 Ma
27%
9 Me
9 Ma
9%
9 Ma
36 Ma
36 Ma
36 Ma
36 Ma
36 Ma
600
563/4
57 Ma
56 Ma
57 Ma
23,700
28 Ma
9 Ms
36%
57%
8M4
14 Ma
15%
15
15 Ma
57 Ms
19
57 Ma
58
57 Mi
57%
18%
183/4
18 Mi
18 Ma
33Mi
33 Ms
323/4
323/4
32 3/4
323/4
32%
323/4
32 Ma
32Mb
223/4
23%
22 Mi
22 Ma
39% Jun
1
53 Ma Dec
23
503/a Jan
163/i Nov
3
24% Jan
4
3
41 Ma
42
41%
42
42 Ma
3,800
84 Mi
843/i
85 Mi
85
85
993/4
993/4
*99 Mb
100
99 Ma
99 Ms
423/4
423/4
42 Ma
43
42 Mi
43
42%
42%
76 3/8
77
75 Ma
76 Ma
75 Mi
753/i
75
75 Mi
543/4
55 Mi
55 Me
55 Ma
55
Electric
&
_
_
Cities Service
Co
19 Ma Nov
26% Nov
1
333/8
33
33%
323/4
33 Va
4,600
29%
293/4
29%
2 9 Ma
29 Mi
2 9 Ma
3,900
5
12 Ma
12 Ma
12 Ma
12 Ma
12%
12%
123/4
12%
12 Ma
12 MB
_10
35 Ma
35 Ma
35 Mi
36 Ma
36 Mi
36%
34 Ma
36
35
36 Mi
7,200
1
26 Ma
27
26 3/i
2 6 Ma
26 3/i
26%
26 Mi
26 Mi
26 Mi
26Ma
17,700
433/4
44 Mi
_
__
44
443/4
45 Ma
453/8
46 Ma
2,800
573/8
58
57 Mb
5 7 Ma
57 Mi
58
5,100
943/4
94 Ma
95 Mi
95 Ma
95 Ma
95%
96 Ma
5
*58 3/i
59 Mi
58 Mi
59
*58 Ma
59 Mi
58 Ma
58 Ma
58%
58%
333/4
333/4
33 Mb
33 Mb
*33 Ms
34 Ms
*33 Mb
343/8
*33 Ma
343/a
150
70 Ma
71 Mi
693/i
70 Ma
67 Mi
69 Mi
65 Mb
66 Ma
8,000
Mar 21
Jan
10
36 Ma Mar
23
71 Mi July 10
74
Feb 16
61
Jan
4
7
133
Apr
10
28
773/4 Jan
4
95 Ma Feb
Aug 24
2 1Mb Jan
4
30
140
■
—
71 Ma Jan
5
78
21% Oct
5
30 M8 Jan
413/4 Oct
24
76
July
74
Jan
5
6
23
Jan
3
323/4 Jun
19
20
353/s Jan
4
13 Ma Dec
5
30
50
Jan
18
Feb
34
Dec
7
45 Mi Jun
18 3/4 Jun
21
14 Ma Jun
47
26
7
Jun
42% Dec
«...
—
30 Ma Jan
July
Jun
2
6
17
5
—'■
Jun
77 Ma Jun
"I
15
44% July 12
50Ma Mar 17
$4.50
Co
Iron
1
preferred
Clevite
7%
Co
_
Internat'l
Jun
23 Ma May
17
473/4 Apr
26
57
24
48 Ma July 14
54 Ma Feb
28
14
353/a Jan
4
19
Columbia
30
23 Mi Jan
3
13
Columbia
Gas
17
26Ma Nov
28
213/a Jan
12
Columbia
Pictures
2
71 Ma Nov
28
34Ma Mar 21
74 Ma May 25
Jan
5
'6
66 Mi Jun
3 9 Ma Feb
53Ma Oct
24
50Ma Jan
11
643/4 May 22
19 Mi Oct
'
3
31
28 M4 Jan
4
25 Ma Jun
26
56 Mi Mar
8
903/4 Jan
4
1033/4 Jan
Jun
8 Mi Feb
11 Ma Dec
73/1 Jun
69 Ma Dec
101
20
27 Ma
26 Mi
27 Mi
26 Mi
27
27
27
1
noncumulative
..18 Mi
50
_
1103/i Aug 30
22
Jun
111Mb Apr
23
14 Ma Jan
11
107
3
14 Ma Dec
29
12 Ma July 14
1-
173/a Jan
18
12
6
12 Ma Jan
12
Sep
1
59
Jan
4
68 3/4 Dec
30
96 Mi Jan
13
103 Ma Dec
30
42 Mi Feb
17
60 3/4 Jun
27
24 Mi May
18
4
193/i Mar 29
101
Jan
105Ma Apr
46 Mb Jan
5
36 Ma Apr
86 Ma May 10
7
3
9
Consol
$5
49%
49
49
48%
48%
120
363/a
363/4
363/B
36%
36%
36%
19,500
25%
26
25%
26 Mi
26
26%
34,700
29 Ma
29%
30%
24,500
30 3/i
30 3/8
72 3/i
723/4
64 3%
633/B
64
Elec—5
56 Mi
57
56 3/4
57 Mi
29
♦.72
13
44 Mi Feb
28
Consolidated
203/4 Jan
5
253/a Jun
22
Consolidated
Laundries
3
61 Mi Apr
11
Consolidated
Natural
Oct
5
40 M2 Jan
4
293/a Jan
4
39% May 17
Consolidation
53 Ma Jan
7
63 Mi Dec
12
61% Jan
4
72% Jun
Consumers
92 3/4 Jan
4
8 8 Mi Jan
87 Mi Jan
96 3/s Aug 22
4
4
81 Ma Jan
6
20 Ma Sep
963/4 Aug 25
19
Jan
88
Apr
29 M8 Jan
14
Oct
94
5
5
7
93
853/s Jun
21% July
37 Ma Jun
28
49
16
107
31 Mb Dec
2
75 Mb Jan
4
73/4 Dec
2
Dec
30
Aug 22
47% Jan
4
83 Mi May 23
9
$4.50
July 11
$4.52
97 Mi May
13
98 Ma
90
12
Mar
29 Ma Feb
5
Feb
9
28
90 Ma Jan
11
95
Jun
27
12 Ma May 15
9
100 M2 Jun-
Jan
7
44% Jan
58
6
Jan
3
34% Jan
3
103
77 Ma Jan
3
44
Mar
May
3
5
May 16
85 Mb Jun
6
7% Jan
111
9
'
15
'
14 Mb Jan
20
12 Ma May
32%
33
31 Mi
32 Mi
30%
31%
45%
46%
43 Ma
46 Mb
45 Mi
45%
13,500
303/4
3 1Mb
30 Mi
303/l
30%
21,900
88
88 3/i
86 Mi
88 Mi
85M8
86 Mb
85 Mb
86
853/8
31%
87 Mi
Sep
For
20
40 Ma Mar 16
footnotes,
see page
29
35 Ma Jan
3
24.
108 Mb
760
213/4
22%
213/a
22 Mi
22 Mi
233/a
20 Mi
22 Mi
103,800
12'/a
12%
13
12 Ma
123/4
12 Ma
12 Mb
12%
12 Mi
5,900
133/4
13%
133/4
14
14
14
14
14%
14 Ma
143/a
10 Mi
103/8
10
10 Ma
10 Mi
103/s
103/a
10%
103/8
103/a
3,700
493/4
50 Ma
493/4
50
49 Mi
50
4,900
78 Mb
78 3/i
78 Ma
78%
77 Mb
78
13,300
21%
22 3/i
12%
79
78 Mi
79
1033/4
103 Ma
1033/i
103
103 Ma
40 3/8
40%
393/4
40 Ma
39
393/4
373/4
38%
38 Mi
39%
7,900
1.33 Ms
38 3/8
39
38 Ma
38%
38 Ma
38 Mb
38
38 3/a
38
38 Ma
4,800
243/i
*24 Mi
243/4
24 Mi
24 Mb
24
24
23%
23%
600
57 Mi
58
57%
58 Mi
X57%
58 Mi
56 3/i
573/4
56%
57 Mi
6,700
1
36%
36 Ma
36 Mb
36 Mb
37
37 Mi
37
373/a
No par
68 Ma
69
69 Ma
70 MI
70 Mi
71%
70%
71%
94 Mi
93%
94 3/8
93 Ma
943/8
93%
93%
98 3/i
98
98 Ma
♦98
99 Ma
98
98
87 Mb
•86
87 Mb
86
86
233/4
23 Mi
23 Mb
Co
5
100
1.25
10
common
No par
preferred
Copper & Steel
com
2
933/4
*98
*86
22 Ma
*93 Mb
23 Mi
94
23 Mi
*93 Ma
95
*93 Ma
50
23%
19,700
23
*93 Ma
95
95
50
—
—
—
10%
11 Ma
10
10%
10
10%
10
10
Mb
51,400
51 Ma
513/8
513/i
51
51%
49 Mi
51
48%
48%
5,400
103
103%
1033/8
1033/a
103
1033/s
103
103 Ma
103 Ma
280
40%
40 Mi
40 Ma
40
40 Mb
40
40 Ma
40 Ma
41%
38,400
84 Ma
♦83
84 Mb
403/a
*84
85 Ma
10
10 Mi
84
9%
84
Mb
♦83
9%
*20 Ma
*83
93/4
9%
9%
20%
*20 Ma
20%
*20 Ma
60 Mb
61 Mi
10
603/i
9%
10
9%
—5
54%
55%
53 Ma
53 Ma
54 Mi
Continental
55
55
55 Ma
56 Ma
54
62
28
May 17
Oil
55
60 Ma Apr
Continental
Ma
55%
*20
103
,
613/i
10
59 Ma
7
1,020
86 Ma
10 3/1
20
Corp
6,200
99 Mb
*85 Ma
23 MB
*93 Ma
8,100
943/a
*98
.
86 Ma
23 Ma
373/8
713/i
93%
103/a
9%
Delaware
.
36 3/i
71 Ma
.
51
60%
25
-
*85 Ma
95
20%
preferred
Steel
1,700
24 Mb
No par
No par
—No par
of
103
5
Baking Co common—5
No par
convertible
103 Ma
lo
Corp
9%
$5
103 Mb
4,500
*103 Ma
593/4
'Apr
103
.
1,200
5
1
11Mb May
51% Jun
108 Ma
99
5
67
3
22
99%
108 Mb
99
Motors
4
7% Jan
57 Ma Dec
993/8
108 Ma
99 Mi
Insurance—1
17
54 Ma Jan
3
1
99 Mi
108%
98 Ma
108
Continental
19 Ma Feb
21
11% Jan
11,300
99 Mi
108%
98
108 Mi
Continental
27
59% Dec
13,800
108 Mi
98
108 Ma
8
22 Ma Jan
Jun
$3.75
6,700
313/i
$5.50 preferred
Continental
57 Mi
46%
78%
Co com
Inc
57
32 3/i
No par
of America com
Cart
57%
31 Mi
50
preferred
Continental
57
46
50 Mi
Continental Air Lines Inc_—'
Continental
57 Ma
x32
-
17
21 Mb May 11
6
29
Dec
4%
5,800
56 3/i
32Mb
49%
Gas
preferred
preferred
preferred
Container Corp
62%
47
50 Mi
Corp
Coal
Power
61
20
44% May 11
7 Ma Dec
5
$4.16
Foods
10
62 3/i
33 Ma
—No par
preferred
503/a Jan
37 Mi Jun
73
*72%
62 '
31%
No par
—1
Consol Electronics Industries
6
2
29 Ma
73
633/i
46 Mi
100
100
1
1
10
of N Y com
22
42 Ma Dec
*72 Ma
62 Mb
32%
com—_25
Cigar Corp
5 1Mb Dec
2
May 17
30 Mi
73
*72
1
Inc
Publishing Co
23 Mi Jan
May
20
42 Mi May
29 Mi
31 Mi
73
63%
5
,
18
26
100
26
Corp_
Edison
183/a
47
37
Co
Cone Mills
31
17 Ma
47
493/4
Congoleum-Nairn Inc—
66 % Jan
18 Mi
48
36%
preferred-—
Consolidated
13,800
18
*46 Ma
'
390
1
153/b Mar 22
9
8,000
5
13
5 5 Ma May
363/4
Mi
253/4
Co
3
3
36
493/4
Ohio
Southern
3
Jan
8,000
3 6 3/4
26 Ma
No par
Jan
37
43 Ma
37 Mb
preferred
Nast
*49
43
50
Comptometer Corp
Conde
48
443/4
36
18%
*46%
24,300
76
43 Ma
25%
No par
7 Ma Jan
May 11
183/a
183/4
48
45%
76
50
common
Commonwealth Edison
5.25%
183/a
♦47
—
44 Ma
37 Ma
Solvents
30 Ma
48
♦1500
77
10
100
Co
Credit
2
18 Ma
*47
'■
45%
3,800
System-2.50
Inc
Engineering
4.64Mo
443%
*76
2,800
Ry—
1st pfd
Commercial
5
78
77
36%
Commercial
8
45%
76 Ms
36 Ms
Combustion
90 M2 July
45
38
16
101 Ma Feb
♦76
1500
46 3/s
37
34Ma May 31
6
45 Ma
38 Ma
preferred
&
*1500
*1500
37 Ma
System
Columbian Carbon
Columbus
"
46 Mi
44%
preferred series B
$4.25
—
43%
47 Ma May
3
*1500
44 Ma
35 Mb May 26
9
68 Ma Jan
2
31
273/a
433/4
13
97 Ma Jan
40 Ma Dec
40
273/4
433/a
16
213/s Jan
15
May 26
19
27 Ma
42 Ma
23 M4 Jan
Aug 19
23
83
13,100
76 Ma
4 1Mb Jun
-
—
27
89 Mi
'
133/8 Mar
13
4
67
88 Ma
76
Broadcasting
23 M8 Dec
423/e Apr
27 Ma Apr
52 Ma Jan
10
88 Ma
140
common..—5
Iron
&
3
9
138 Ma
873/4
*138 Ma
140
—1
3
Dec
65 Mb
*137 Ma
893/4
Co_
14 Mi Jan
56
65%
138 Ma
88 Ma
No par
Corp
43
43 Ma July 27
66
*137 Ma
893/a
Collins
4%
65
138 Ma
883/4
_
Fuel
67
138 Ms
88 3/i
453/4
£ Ma %
66
663/4
88
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
1
$3.50 preferred
No par
Collins & Aikman Corp
No par
Colorado
66 %
110
*138
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y
Radio
67 Mb
67
100
preferred
Coca-Cola
663/4
66
990
No par
Cluett Peabody & Co com
Coca-Cola
Colorado & Southern
60
—__1
No par
Corporation
50% Aug 16
Jan
800
57 Ma
473/4 Feb
6
14,100
54 Mi
32%
30
43 Mb
14
41 Mi Jan
543/4
553/4
333/1
29 Ma
93 Ma
Nov
26 Ma
54 Ma
55 Ma
32 3/i
30
5
57 Mi
Jun
80 3/i Dec
10
10,900
95
11
64% Dec
74%
57 Ma
61
137
74 Mi
43 Mi
56 % Jan
8
20
4,300
93 Ma
8
9
450
42 Ma
57 Ma
Apr
12
*42
43 Mi
62
48 Ma Mar
85
101
1
5
48% Feb
85
*99%
No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 1%
gtd—50
Special guaranteed 4% stock—50
56 Ma Dec
126 Ma Feb
42
84 Mi
Cleveland Electric Ilum common—15
93 Mb July 10
5
42
101
343/4
_
_
41%
84 Ma
*99 Ma
34
—
—
_
Corp
85
29%
10
—
Co
Corp
x413/a
70
No par
Co
Products
42
*21 Ma
.
Cleveland-Cliffs
23
7
72 Ma July
21 Mi
4,800
12
3
5 3 Ma Feb
Apr
17
22
983/4 Mar 17
40 Ma Jan
99
Feb
21%
100
Gas
preferred
2 1Mb
'
42
22%
4,100
51 Ma Mar 20
44 Ma Aug
5
593/i Jun 23
11
33
12,200
61
1
18
3 5 Ma Apr
32 3/i
com_8.50
4%
43/4 %
Clark Equipment Co
90 Ma Jan
30
32 Ma
preferred
—100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
lo
C I T Financial Corp-No par
Cincinnati
Cletrac
47% Jan
Sep
5,400
323/4
34,200
413/4 Mar 30
36 Ma Dec
32
313/4
44%
Corp
293/a Jun
12
31
43%
City Stores
16
32%
44%
14
Jan
2,800
18 Mi
433/8
26
Jan
19,000
56 Ma
18
45 Mi
15Ma Apr
21
22 '
15%
56 Ma
22
■
15
r
44 Ma
City Investing
33
5
18 Ma
^
32 34
.
453/8
City
23% Jan
57 Ma
173/4
32
..
44%
32 Ma Apr
41 Mi May 19
15%
57 Mi
100
45%
3 6 Mi May 10
27 Mi Oct
15
35
45Ms
58 Ma May 17
16
*34 Mi
1,400
—25
6
Feb
1,000
35
8MB
800
13
12
30
23 Mi
15,400
13
Aug 25
16 Ma
23 Mi
17 Mi
No par
Oil
O'Nuts
20% Feb
18
*34 Mi
*73/4
*16 Ma
2 7 Mi
Full
27% Jun
14 Ma July 14
35
8%
16 Ms
23 Mi
27
10
4
*34 Mi
35
23
98
21 Mi
37 Ma Jan
Apr
23
23
*91
*17 Ma
Aug 24
85
23
2IM2
*34 Mi
*16 Ma
16Mb
24M4
4,900
17 Mi
2
3
7 Ma
♦16Mb
57
24
7,100
93/a
21%
4
65% Jan
8Mb
16%
16Mb
24%
34%
14%
*16 Ma
98
2,100
27 Mi
27 Ma
8
29
8 Ma
8
*91
22%
17
94 Ma Feb
68 Mi Dec
58
98
22
26%
27
78 Ma Jan
9
8
57
*91
98
11,900
17%
30% Feb
493/a Mar
58 Ma
23,900
27 Ma
Chrysler Corp
17
57 Mi
*91
98
36 Ma
28%
51 Ma
27
17
49 Mi Feb
36 Ma
13,500
28
50
*17 Ma
48
3
36 Mb
9
93/a
40%
*21 Ma
3
37 Ma Jan
9 Ma
93
17 Mi
373/8 Jan
39 Ma Dec 21
12,800
40 Ma
21 Ma
6
28
31%
*92 Ma
40 3/i
283%
71 Ma Jan
Mar 23
30 Ma
93%
40 Mi
17%
29
89
30%
41
8
16Ma
32
32%
22%
21 Ms
1,400
40 Ma
24%
34%
14 Ma
18%
16,100
273/a
Nov
453/4 May 11
30 Ma
*93
6 Ma
503/4
17 Mi
Chock
102 Ma Feb
3 1Mb
933/4
5 %'"
*49 Mi
.
29
11
3
*93
6%
50 Ma
17 Ma
Chickasha Cotton
313/4 Apr
7
6M8
50
12,000
28%
203/i May 15
12
983/4 Feb
30 Ma
31%
933/4
6 Mi
51
1,100
5
4
23
82 Mb Jan
6 Ma
51
14%
25c
Jan
5
38%
48
-100
series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
Chicago Yellow Cabl
12 Mi Jan
28
14 Ma
38 Ma
49%
com—No par
5%. preferred
21 Ma Jan
14 Ma May
14%
38 Ma
47 Ma
1.N0 par
series A nori-cum pfd
4
26 Ma July 25
14%
38%
50
30
6
3,600
153/8
40
—_
15 Mi Jan
July 19
30 Ma
52 Ma
Chicago Great Western Ry com__10
26% Dec
87 3/i Sep
43
30 Mi
393/i
No par
Chicago & East 111 RR com
4
41 Ma
42 Mi
30%
15
__1
;
18
101
43 Mi
30
47 Mi
1
1.25
Corp
10Mb Oct
Apr
42 Mi
30
38 Mb
1
Corp
Corp
173/8 Nov
38
443/8
30
54 Ma
"
23 M2 Jan
-
100
16,200
44%
39 Ma
*90
&
19
30 Ma
*19
15 Mi
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
3 Ms % convertible preferred—100
5%
19
193/i
43
52 Ma
*36
Chic
2,100
19%
*19
.
15 Ma
5
27
150
673/i
39%
par
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5%
Ma
96 Ma
67 Ma
553/8
9
Class
43
*96
Ma
40
1
18
Mar 30
30
*42 Ma
Ma
67
15
1%
Corp
Motors
Chemway
30 Mi
2,600
Ma
96
66 Ms
54 Mi
No par
Oil & Refining Co
Vought
6
30
4,400
15
1
$4.50 preferred—
9
43 Mi
42
1,100
32 Mi
393/4
10
Champion Spark Plug Co
24
30 Ma Dec
Inc
Champion Paper & Fibre com_No
Dec
30
Corp
Co
Gotham
Chadbourn
173/i Oct
6 Mb Nov
Products
Chain Belt Co
19
59 Ma May
Corp
Cessna
44
42 Ma
*96
600
74
*32
1
Century Industries Co
Cerro
64 Ma Jun
50
6
No par
No par
43 Ma
•27
Mai,
1
22% Mar 29
44% May 17
48 Mb Aug
94
42 Ma
96 Ma
673/i
19
26 Ma
5
9
3
8
14
41 Mi
97
1
17
31
4
3
Soya Co
Jan
18
21
Central
3% Jan
7
24
Jan
40 3/i
*67
of N J
31 Mi Mar
23
24
34 Mi Mar
40
*96
South West Corp—__2.50
20 Ms Jan
6
11
May 11
33% Mar 16
51
73
323/i
10
Service
Public
Co
*48
74
32
50
com
preferred
Central •&
53
73
33 Mi
100
Light
Illinois
*48
72
33
May 15
3
50
72
3
July
1,400
48
18
69 Mi
27
33%
92 Ma Jan
47
27
71
57 Ma Jan
97 Ms Apr
27
45
Illinois
29
200
1,600
27
33
Central
7,100
19
70 Ma
24
28%
27
*44 Ma
38 Mi Jan
700
26%
32Mb
42% Aug 25
95% Sep
6
60
Mi
27 Mi
*19
,
81
28 Ma
70 Mi
100
_
No par
81
*18%
45 Ma
Hudson Gas
preferred series B
120
27,500
129
19 Ma
32 3/i
Central
92 Mi
37 Ma
35%
*128
26%
70
May 17
37,000
28%
43 Ma
July 12
July 14
Central of Georgia Ry com__No par
74
91 Ms
620
6,400
38 Mi
19
27%
34
92 Ma
36%
400
22,200
26%
27<
7
4
37 Ma
128
2 8 Ma
27 Ma
3
& Elec
35 Ma
75 Ma
4;
3 7 Ms
1,880
4,300
9 Ma
75 Ma
4
128
47
9
75 Mi
28 3/i
27 Ma
Co
9 Mi
Mi
390
26 Ma
19 Ma
27
Mar
Dec
28 Ma
19 Ma
27
Mar
28
88
29
41%
81 Mi
19 Ma
59
26
Dec
29
56
*80%
26 3/i
38
19% Oct
24
29
55 Ms
Ma
81 Ma
263/8
27% Jan
29 Va Jan
Oct
29
55 Ma
92 Ma
37 Mi
Ma
32 Ma
4
128 Mi
81
32 Ma
36%
93 Mi
36
46
33 Mi
75 Mi
37 Mb
*128
*19
59
27
42% Jan
38Mi
129
46%
9
-
4Mb
36 Ms
5
17
5%
37
128 V\
1
23
Aug 17
Dec
38%
129
75%
41
46%
*32 Ms
»
9%
75 Mi
9Ms
77
81 Ms
;
4,700
55 Ma
No par
Co
41%
55 Ma
41%
1
Sugar
5,000
57
81 Mi
-
preferred-
42%
33 Mi
81 Ma
80 Ma Aug
30
3 Va May
5%
J"
41 Ms
42
20
Celotex Corp common;
3
11
43
46%
81
28
8
32% Jan
40
preferred series A.100
conv
Jan
<■
37%
42 Mi
46%
4 Ma
*94
3,300
41 Mi
38 Ma
*128 Mi
53
*32 Ms
4%
100
95 Mi
52 Mi
43
9%
of Amer com__No par
95 Mi
52%
33%
77Ms
preferred
96
52
46 Ms
56
900
95
*
33%
37 Mi
25% Jan
29
Oct
9
2nd
>
46 Ms
7
Celanese Corp
Jun
•
42 Mi
Tractor xommon_No par
24% Jun
17
Sep
Jan
21
83% Jan
20 Ma July 22
21
19% Mar
8
Sep
121 Mi
'
33 Ms
9%
100
55
29 Ma
43%
77Ms
preferred—i.
55%
29%
•
Oct
114% Jun
Shares
55
*29Ms
41 Mi
.—100
;
the Week
Friday
July 14
July 13
46 Ms
•
Sales for
Thursday
51 Ms
-12.50
preferred
56
57 Mi
43 Ms
46 Ma
1
29Mi
•
-52
43 Mi
50
j.
preferred—
2nd
10
^
i.
Corp
(J I)"Co dommon
6Ms%
94 Ms
57%
94 Ma
41
57%
15
52
5
.
General
Caterpillar
May 23
10
Ry_100
No par
Light
preferred
Products
7%
Mar 20
39% Jun
Power
Carriers
7 Ms Dec
>
Corp
Carrier
May 19
10
July 12
58 Ms
;
Carpenter Steel Co
Jan
27
23
Wednesday
July 11
58 Mi
Co
2
27 Ma July 22
3 Ms Nov
Mfg
HIGH' SALE PRICES
Tuesday
July 10
No par
(Philip)
Carey
AND
Monday
Par
5
58% Jan
28
LOW
STOCK
Co__
Aug 18
44% Sep 19
98
1
38 Mi
25% Jun
YORK
EXCHANGE
60 Mi May
19
Sep
NEW
Highest
61
10
..
.
9%
54
'53 Mb
54
60 Mi
9%
10
54
MB
84%
10
60
8,700
20%
100
613/a
21,100
10
53%
54 Ma
53%
54
7,500
12,500
2,400
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(228)
.
.
.
Monday, July 17, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
20 %
Sep
19
42 % Mar
25 y2
Sep
15
42% Feb
NEW
Highest
LOW
STOCK
YORK
2
24% Jan
4
37 5/8 Jun
29
303/a Jan
3
40% May 31
Cooper-Bessemer
Controls
6
Co
of
Dec
1
July 11
73/a Jan
3
12 % May 15
Cooper
Oct
25
33% Jun
17
27% Jan
4
49 y2 Jun
5
24% Jan
7
13% Jan
3
22 3A May 24
6
55
4
31% Jan
3
42 % May 31
Refrigeration
Copper Range
Co.,.
Copperweld Steel Co
45% May
3
59% Jun
5
Corn
194% Apr
4
Corning
12% Dec
27% Dec
.
Feb"
Jan
—
_
16
186
83 % Apr
8
87
Aug 17
85 y2 Jan
19
90
18ya Oct
5
10 %
1
124
3
July
July 27
July 27
72% Jan
12
9
Feb
7
83'A Jan
5
167
87
Jun
Mar 13
Apr
11
88
Jan
5
91
27
18% Jan
3
29% May
153/4 Sep
4% Sep
30
3% Jan
5
4
46 % Jan
11
9% Apr 17
68% July 11
July 18
72% Jan
18
76
35% Jan
76
9
3iy2 Mar
4
39% Jan
17 y« Mar
4
223A July 21
5
13
Jan
9
Coty
Feb
21
3%%
483/s Apr
14
8
24% Apr
11
Crescent
3
293/8 Apr
13
5%
Wheat
26
Jan
17
42
Dec
14
36% July 14
50% Mar 10
Crowell-Collier
1
45
Dec
21
42 3/8 Jan
4
91XA May 12
Crown
34 y4 Oct
433A Jun
Cork
$2
5
40% Feb
39% Feb
1
393/4 July 25
54 y2 Dec
29
513A Jun
27
60 % Jun
5
Jan
4
95
Sep
20
893A Jan
6
95% Jun
12
16
Dec
5
29% Jan
4
17% Jan
3
26% May 17
88 % Nov
28
109 y2 Jan
5
90 % Jan
3
109'A May 25
13% Sep
22
18
Jan
11
16 % Jun
21
8ya Oct
24
14% Jan
4
9% Jan
3
12% Mar
69 y2 Mar 23
733/4 May 19
Cudahy
4%%
14% Feb
Cuneo
63% July 26
3
10 ya Aug
28
20
64 y2 Jan
5
13
Jan
18
11% Jan
5
37
Jan
14
31% Mar 29
123/8 Jan
7
50% Dec
22
60 y2 Jan
8
17% Dec
29
25
Feb
19
8ya Jan
39
3
233/4 Apr
12
1
1
16% May 16
$4
22
15% Jan
4
7
30% Jan
3
37
May
4
67% Sep
27
96
8
62% Feb
10
82
July
7
prior
Class
22
43% Jan
4
32
Jan
3
42
Jun
4
87% Aug 23
85% Jun
7
87
Feb
20
27
15% Jan
6
123/a Jan
3
155/a Mar 27
33% Jan
12
5
13% Jan
3
49% May 31
25 % Jun
16
343A Jan
23
22
Jun
30
25% Apr
19
Dayton
4
80% Aug 23
76% Jan
16
80% Jun
19
80
74% Feb
6
17% Jan
8
38 % Apr
28
54% Dec
16
17% Dec
21
28% Jan
8
Sep 16
82% May 23
15
39% Dec
76% Feb
9
80% Jun
4
83
323/a Jan
Feb
47% May
4
62% May 23
Deere
203A Jan
Delaware
19
Dec
243A Jan
5
37
4
16 Va Jan
3
203/a Feb
7% Jan
3
14% Mar 20
48 3/a Jan
4
61
:49% Dec
14
6
26 % Jan
4
40% Mar 23
13
15
20
Jan
143/4 Jan
Jun
25
17
6%
6%
6%
67%
67%
66%
67
*74%
76%
*74%
76%
♦74%
76%
76%
76%
42%
427/a
43
43%
43 %
43%
44
44
44%
44%
2,300
1
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
20%
213/a
21
21
4,900
27%
277/a
27%
27%
*27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
1
39%
39"%
38%
39%
38 %
38%
36%
37%
36%
27%
37%
2.50
21,800
84%
85%
84%
85
83
84%
823/u
82%
82%
82%
2,400
43
43
53%
53%
*933A
94%
230
22%
11,700
com
No par
33 % Jan
29% Jan
49% Jan
4
2 6 3/a Jan
5
46% Apr
19
24
33% Dec
12
31% Jan
3
41 s/a May 22
15% Oct
7
28 % Feb
15
27
19% Mar 30
10% Dec
13
15
Dec
30
135/af Jan
17 % May
16
28% Oct
20
20
26
19 % Jan
4
7
42% Feb
10
6
24% Jan
5
16 % Oct
27
July
14% Dec
4
19
16
July 14
*Jun
10
Mar
8
23 % May
28 Va Jan
23 % July
18 3/a Jan
17
Jan
3
38% Feb
143/a Jan
4
20 3/8
28
70'/a Oct
25
99% Jan
4
70
3
83 3/a Jun
19% Jun
20
30% Jan
4
22% Jan
3
30 % Jan
10
17 Va Jan
4
25
Mar 15
12% Oct
24
33% Sep
12
19 % Aug
18
52% July 12
8% Dec
5
7% Sep
178% Oct
96% Jan
5
103
Aug 16
74% Jan
8
83
Aug 16
21% Mar
8
26% Sep
13
41
16
13% Jan
4
27
14% Jan
22
31
266% Jan
5
37
Jan
13
40
Jan
Aug
9% Jan
Jan
19
185% Jan
3
8
19
20
82% Jan
29 Va Feb
28
38% Jan
3
42 3/4 Jun
8
12
473A Apr
6
44% Aug 25
43 % Jan
8
44% Aug 24
41
46% Feb
18
17% Oct
27
44 % Aug
46
24
July 11
24% Jan
5
44
Jan
5
Jan
3
42% Mar 28
104
Jan
30,300
14%
14%
14%
143/4
143/a
145/8
39
40 %
39%
39%
39%
39%
15%
*15 3/8
16
153/4
153A
400
18%
18%
18%
18 3/4
18%
18%
21,700
34%
34%
34%
34 %
343A
34
34
1,200
80%
81
79
79%
78%
79
78%
79
2,300
40%
40%
40 %
40%
40%
40%f
39%
403/a
4,500
*15%
:'
A
1,600
40"%
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88%
*86
141/4
14%
14%
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88
14%
88%
14%
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14%
88%
14%
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88 %
14%
14
14%
7,600
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
143/s
26%
26%
26%
27%
27%
27%
27%
9,400
23%
23
27
22%
27%
22%
27
23%
23
23
23%
23%
233/4
12,100
*76%
77%
*77
78
78
78
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79
79
79
*76%
78
*76%
78
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78
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78
*76%
78
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81%
*80
81%
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81%
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81%
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81%
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4,400
80
5,100
49%
50
3,700
53%
54%
53
54%
52 %
54%
53%
54%
533/8
53%
7,300
33
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
32%
33 %
33%
18%
18%
18"%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
33%
18%
4,900
18%
10%
UVs-
10%> 10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
20,000
58%
58
i73/fl
58%
57%
58%
573/4
583/4
5,600
17%
Light
Co—6.75
3
„
2.50
Grande West RR-No par
Coatings
1
20
Corp
.
-58%
25
,._v
31%
.
74 y8
741/3
43
1
177/a
31%
"•
10
Corp
58%
173/3
__15
,
175/3
i77/8
31%
31%
745/3
743/4
433/4
421%
43
•.
31
/•.
74
17%
17%
9,500
8,600
173/8
173/4
31
31
31%
1,200
74%
74%
74%
743/4
3,100
42%
.
42
42%
41%
42%
6,200
31
„•
421%
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%
■
7,600
Club
Inc
31%
31%
31 %
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
21
21%
21
21 %
20%
21%
21
21%
21%
223/8
3,800
16
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
4,600
19%
20%
1
Productions
Co_.
31%
50c
Corp
*311/4
.
58%
9,300
2.50
Corp
19%
20i
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
13,700
391/2
40%
39
39%
39
39%
38%
39 %
373/4
38%
4,600
39 %
39
39%
39%
39%
38%
39%
383/4
39
5,300
16%
2
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
163/4
1
1
600
39
2.50
Ltd
19
1,900
No par
21
21 %
20%
21%
20%
20%
19%
20%
19%
No par
19%
3,700
22%
22%
22%
23%
22%
23%
22%
22%
22%
22 3/4
1
10,800
22%
23%
22%
22%
22%
22"%
22%
22%
22%
22%
2,600
No par
Ltd
Fund
v
—1
,
Co
32%
<33%
33%
34
33%
33%
32%
33%
32
32%
24,300
18
18%
17%
18
18%
18%
17%
18%
Inc
Aircraft
Co
1
i8
18%
'
2,300
Co
5
79%
80
78%
79
77%
78%
76%
78%
50c
76%
78
Industries
22,800
25%
25%
25%
25%
25
25%
24%
25
24%
25
19,300
32%
33
32%
32%
32%
19%
20%
19 %
19%
19%
20
521/4
53
52%
52%
52%
523/4
Limited
USA Inc
Chemicals
Power
de
Pont
1
33%
34
33%
33%
1
Inc
Co
20%
21%
20%
21%
No par
__
1
11%
__
11%
12
__
11%
11%
*32%
11%
11%
11%
*.
11%
2,000
12,000
4,200
11%
2,200
1
Nemours
(E
9%
9%
9%
93/a
2,000
com__5
I)
215%
217%
215%
217
215
216
214
215%
214%
221%
22,700
102
102%
102%;
102%
103
103
102 3/4
103
10
9%
9%
*9%
9%
9%
w
$4.50
series
No par
102%
102
$3.50
series
No par
81 (4
81%
82
82
81%
81%
81%
81%
811/4
5
81%
2,300
21V*
27%
27%
27%
27%
28%
27%
28%
275/8
28
9,400
41
41
*40%
41
41
41
46
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
43%
43%
43%
43%
44
43%
44%
770
48
47
47
47
250
common
50
28
preferred
41%
*45%
46
*45%
50
43
50
*46
48
*46%
48
*46%
50
*43
44
*43
44
43 %
50
*44 %
45
*44 %
45
*44%
5
21%
5
1
com—10
preferred—
Cigar Corp
DWG
*41
50
preferred
$4.15
24
23% Apr
100
50%
$2.10
45% Jan
19
81%
800
Preferred
28
Jan
33%
40%
•
common—7
4.10% .preferred
4.20%
preferred
19
34%
100
12%
33%
49%
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75 preferred
20
45 % Feb
19%
69%
*32%
51%
48
4
18%
69%
*12
33%
501/4
4%
Jan
18 %
70%
12
12
*32%
5is/8
45% May 23
44
16
*69%
12%
32%
Preferred
4
Feb
15
40%
15%
*80%
1
Corp
du
14%
40%
16%
34
100
International
4
3
5
Mar 23
22
15%
41%
71
32%
51%
&
Duplan
17
10 5/a Jun
14%
5
Dunhill
229 % May 22
773A Jan
11
42
143/4 Apr
♦12
40%
10
Inc
Chemical
DuBois
Duke
*69%
12%
18
Corp
Drewrys
8
19
71
33%
5is/8
Mines
Dresser
July 12
25% Jan
42% Jan
40% Jan
53
100 % Apr
38% Jan
15
5
38 3A May
24 % Apr
12 %
*33
51
(The)
Dow
6
*69%
:
12%
34
*16
preferred
Douglas
.71
16
(Walt)
Dover
27 % Mar 22
May
12%
*33
200
52%
Steel
Dominick
6
27
.*69%
;
.
No par
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne Corp___y
May 22
9,300
36%
Lines
Pepper
ll5/a
15%
Stores
Dome
11%
51%
Disney
Dr
113/4
36
Diners'
4
11%
No par
Distillers
12
11%
16%
DiGiorgio Fruit
9
24
2,600
11%
53%
National
24
173/b
ll7/a
106
37%
Diamond
Oct
17%
11%
22
15%
47 Ya May 31
14% Oct
17%
ll7/8
100
Edison
28% Jun
*17%
11%
22%
106
53
3
20
*104
17%
5
Supply Co of N Y
$1.50
1053A
17%
*104
36%
Detroit
Diana
*1043/4
17%
16%
12
12
22
105%
17
8,200
54i/4
Chemical
Mar 27
22%
105
17%
94%
38%
35% Jan
32
22%
105%
17
54
94%
16%
DeSoto
20% Mar 17
22%
*104
100
10
53%
53i/2
38% July
27% Jun
22%
22 %
54
95
.
37%
8
3
200
94%
16%
29 % Mar
4
44
*43
54
94
22
Stores Inc__2.50
common
1
Co_^
27
43
54%
93%
543/4
Alkaji
15 % Jun
43
•
53%
95
America—12.50
common
44
800
54%
53%
*94
preferred
*43
200
38%
Diamond
12% Jan
44
77%
16%
DeVllbiss
293/a Jan
*43
common—5
*76
37%
Detroit
6
<
6%
54
24
23
5,100
6%
68%
16%
743A,Jun 21
17% July
4,700
6%
67%
38%
37 % Feb
20% Feb
17,400
63/8
66%
67/8
67%
547/3
203A May 17
27
18%
6 Va
66%
*17%
6%
16%
6
30
3,500
541/2
3
Sep
18
200
253/8
37%
3
14% Dec
18
25%
1
29% Jan
14
18%
18%
18%
253/8
25
50c
58% Jan
14
18%
25%
No par
66% Aug 29
Apr
17%
25%
25%
Inc_^
33% July 29
31
25 %
66%
2
Light
2
11
25%
10
Power
Air
3,400
50c
8
Jan
175
D
24 % Mar
28
172
1
.
—1
50 % May
9
173
Hudson-
&
Denv & Rio
17
*172
88
Co
Dentists'
Mar 27
173
4,400
91
Inc
Records
&
513A July 14
153/4 July
5
176
*86
100
Delaware
10
172%
C——100
Delta
18% NOV
175%
176
B
60% May 16
26% Aug
59,100
series
55 Vb May 24
6
5,500
54%
series
3
28
17%
36%
54
3.90%
11
21
17%
35%
55%
57
173%
*89
common
of
&
Decca
27% Jan
Dec
173/4
36
53%
100
413A Jan
7
17%
35 3A
56%
A_
31 % Aug 24
13% Sep
18
35%
55%
series
47% Aug 11
20% Jun
17%
35%
57%
3.75%
3.75%
35% May 17
20
18 %
35%
common
Power
20
Apr
17%
35
59%
Preferred
13
27
18
36%
Preferred
13
79% Jan
17%
88
Dayco
Preferred
4,700
56%
91.
Corp
Daystrom
Inc
72% Jan
3,000
35 %
*89
River Mills Inc
5
75% Jan
44
*86
A
A
31
3
43%
91
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
7
44%
88
preferred
Dec
Mar
44%
45%
46
*86
preferred
27% Oct
20
45 %
45%
*89
Dana
Dan
12,200
5
Cutler-Hammer
9
Jan
12% Dec
83
11%
No par
■
31'A Jun
11%
"
87
Sugar
Curtiss-Wright
Mar 16
11%
91
!
Co
$1.60 prior
4
ny4
1
Corp
Publishing
30
20
37 % Jan
ll7/a
45%
25
Seal
Drug
19% Jan
3iya Jan
11%
44%
87
Inc
54% Jan
7
Jan
Press
Curtis
29
11%
*89
Corp
Co
preferred
Cunningham
145/b Dec
11%
—100
Packing
35% May 15
293/4 Nov
11%
25
convertible
2
July 12
14 % May
6,000
11
_
i
88
Publishing
&
Steel
5%%
373A
91
Corp
Cuban-American
18
32%
373/4
»89
preferred
Crucible
313/a
37%
*86
Corp_,
Zellerbach
$4.20
32%
37%
100
preferred
Crown
31 %
39%
1947—100
of
preferred
conv
86
303/4 Sep
7% Dec
23
J an
33%
38%
5
common
ser
Petroleum
17
25
33
39 %
5
preferred
16% Feb
15
34%
38%
1
28 y4 Feb
23 y2 Feb
33%
38%
5
common
Cream of
Shares
34%
__
Inc
3
19% Mar
Works
preferred
preferred
Co
the Week
38 %
1
Corp
Coty International Corp
Crane
Friday
July 14
July 13
50c
Petroleum
Cosden
Sales for
Thursday
34%
Co
Co
Glass
3 % %
22 3A May 11
13
643A Jan
Products
3 % %
29
24% Jan
.
40
Jun
Rubber
&
July 12
5
Copeland
Tire
PRICES
Wednesday
July 11
___5
Corp
6
15
HIGH
Tuesday
July 10
Par
America
21
16
AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
43%
43%
43%
*43%
45
*44%
40%
*46
44
43%
40%
43%
1,000
380
200
150
45
*44%
45
21%
21%
*213/8
21%
24%
23%
24
24
24%
13,800
26 3/a
26%
26 3A
26%
26%
25,800
39V4
38
383/4
373A
38 3/a
5,100
87%
86%
86 %
87
87
21
20%
20%
20%
20%
6,100
106%
1073/a
107%
23,300
21%
21
21%
21%
21%
23%
24%
24
243/a
24
25%
26%.
263/8
27%
26%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39
87%
*86
1,100
E
20% July 28
22
Oct
25
24% Mar
8
39
Jan
5
22% Jan
5
27
34
Jan
8
23% Jan
3
32% May 15
Eastern
Air
303% Aug 30
29 % Jan
3
423/4 May 16
Eastern
Gas
81 % Jan
3
89% May 24
4%%
75
Mar
15
Nov
1
253/4 Jan
94
Feb
1
136 % Jun
92
Mar
3
3
28% Sep
29
483/4 Feb
1
79
Mar 21
323/a Nov
87
1
15
Jan
82
Nov
21
4
9 • r.
16% Jan
3
104% Feb
13
Feb
6
Eagle-Picher
&
Inc
Fuel
Assn
prior
preferred
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
Eastman Kodak Co common
7.53/a May 17
II93/4 Apr
Co
Lines
10
96
46% Jan
6
303/a Jan
3
38
Mar 24
Eaton
65 % May 23
10
90
Apr
Edison
Bros
Aug
45 % Jan
94
5
4
July 29
83
Feb
37% Feb
93
Feb
1
99
Jan
$3.60
6
3
89
9
93
Feb
213/8
22 %
21%
22
20%
10
107%
108%
107%
108
1063/4
»963/4
1
35%
36%
803/8
80%
preferred
4%%
2
Stores
Co—_i
Inc
100
*87
2.50
preferred
46%
100
17% Oct
25
26% Jan
4
20% Jan
12
44 % Apr
29
36% Apr
21
54% Feb
25
44% Jan
4
673/4 Apr
12
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer
Electric Auto-Lite Co
53/a Jun
19
7% Apr
11
*94
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shrs-_10s
5s/8 Dec
1
433/4 Oct
24
73
Jun
7
10 % Oct
25
19% Jun
23
24% Oct
31
28% Nov
23
33
29
53 % Dec
8
Jan
10% Dec
25
8% Feb
26
50
Jan
3
653/4 Mar 22
Electric Storage
113/4 Jan
3
16% May 15
Elgin
253/4 Jun
19
30% Jan
El
50
Jan
3
Mar
11% Jan
3
163/4 Jun
5
9
Emerson
32% Jan
10
423/4 Jun
1
Empire District
23% July 12
35% Jan
10
13
343/a Aug 22
38 % Jan
4
20
84
Aug 30
74
163/4 Dec
8
23
Sep
18% Jan
4
323/4 Feb
24
413% Sep
1
373/a Jan
26
16
63/4 Oct
20
Nov 30
52% Dec
5
54% Jan
58
Feb
7
7
11
July 14
4% July 12
21
July 14
54% Jan
18
Jun
11
Sep~28
203/4 Jan
5
11% Jan
20
Apr
8
26% Jun
24
22 % Jan
28% Oct
6
40
35
Jan
7
Jan
9
22
4%
7
323/4 Jan
19
59
23
Jan
j
Equitable
98
*963A
<.
98
96 3/4
963/4
100
36'%
35%
353A
35
353/a
35 Va
35i/2
9,800
81 %
81 %
813A
82
82
82
823/4
1,000
*87
88%
47%
x47%
473/8
95
*94
95
*87
88%
47
473/a
*94
*86%
47
95
*94
*86%
88%
46%
46%
*92i/2
94
—
—
—
3,900
—
—
—
273%
27%
28
28
273A
27%
28
29%
30
30
633/8
63%
61%
63%
62
62%
61%
62
613A
623A
4,000
5%
33,700
5%
5%
55%
55%
54
5%
5%
54%
53/a
54
5%
53/a
543A
55
5%
55%
53/a
56
57%
2,000
7,500
Phonograph
13%
13%
13%
13%
13y8
13%
123/4
13Va
12%
26%
26%
131/s
5,400
263/4
27%;
26%
27%
26%
26%
26%
79
78%
26%
52,600
78%
783/4
77
78%
763A
77
763/4
78%
15,500
14,600
'
14
14%
15
14
143/b
133/4
14
13 3A
14
42
42y8
423/4
42y4
42%
42%
42%
421/4
421/4
24%
1,100
24%
24%
24%
23%
24%
23%
241/4
100
75%
23%
241/4
76
6,300
75
75
75
75
75
75
74
590
1
25%
25%
751/4
24%
25V2
24V2
25%
243A
243/4
243/4
39%
40%
24%
3,300
8.50
40%
403/a
40%
40%
40%
40%
40
40%
3,200
5
10
Co
.
com
No par
preferred series A
100
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
50
5
,
213/a
*55
5ya
21%
56
143/a
*42
5
21 %
*55
5y8
213/4
56
4%
5%
2iy4
21%
*55
4%
21%
56
Eurofund
3
Eversharp
Inc
1
36%
37
36 %
36%
4
443/4 May
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
3
41%
43
41%
423/4
55
29
*55
56
*28
8
95
1
23% Apr 20
16% Apr 27
45 y2 Apr *18
3
88%
473/a
Corp common—25
Electric Co
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
5%
*963/4
35%
81%
,
2
Industries
Gas
•'
70
5^
Co
preferred
Englehard
8
63/4 Mar 22
&
88%
98
106
3
Mfg
Endicott Johnson
793/4 Mar 16
33% May
43% Apr
Radio
*96%
98
1073A
5
10
Co
Gas
Electric
21
Jun
25
Emerson
22 Vb Jun
78
Dec
Watch
Natural
Paso
87% May 16
6
23% Dec
5
19
Battery
National
*86
2.50
4%% preferred—
Ekco Products Co common
Apr 24
47% May 17
2
_
87%
common—1
Manufacturing
59% Jan
88
11
*86
50
96 % July 22
Jan
100
Inc
5
4%
5
32,500
690
213/a
21
21
56
55V2
55%
Evans Products Co
10
1
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
123A
18%
18%
16,300
5
:
13
12%
13
125/8
123/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
3,200
34%
36
34
35
34%
343A
4,300
4iy2
42 3/a
40%
41
41%
41%
15,700
52%
55
52%
53V8
28%
28
28
F
48 3/4 Jun
20% Dec
6
5% Oct
24
20% Dec
28
5% Dec
5
29% Mar
7
81
Feb~T
35% Dec
27
12% Feb
26
28% Feb
8
62
23
Jan
4
343/4 Apr
4
Fairbanks
7y2 Jan
3
14% Apr
3
Fairbanks
4
$1.60
8
Fairchild
Stratos
12
Fairmont
Foods
37 % Dec
89
Sep
21
Jan
3
1
6
Jan
6
28% Apr
13% May
35% Jan
3
55 y2 Jun
253/4 Jun
9% Mar
26
30
8
20
83% Feb
373/4 Dec
5
28
333/4 Dec
27
For
footnotes,
81
Jun
21
43
Mar
May 12
Jan
11
35
Jan
4
32% Feb
20
see page 24.
Factor
(Max)
&
Corp
85
14
4%
convertible
51% May
5
453/8 May 17
5%
junior
Falstaff
48% Jun
Family
55%
563/4
'
*28
29
10%
10%
10%
10
10%
40
*24%
25%
24%
24%
25%
25%
10 5/a
,
1
*28
9%
*25
10
25%
9%
*25
10,700
100
10%
36,000
253/a
300
IDA
38,900
Corp
Corp
nya
11
11%
533/4
54
53 y2
54 3/8
54%
543A
54%
54'A
54
54
3,700
263/4
27%
27
27
*27i/8
27%
27
27
273/a
273/a
1,100
*82%
84
♦82%
84
*82%
84
*82%
84
*82V2
84
50
r
113/4
1
100
preferred
preferred
Brewing
553/4
29
10%
1
common
issued
Finance
55
*28
1
50c
Co
When
13
Co
Whitney Corp com
convertible preferred
273/a July 14
Feb
1
No par
& Co class A
Morse
*503/a
51
♦503/a
51
*50%
51
50%
50 3/a
*50 3/a
51
1
41%
41 %
X41
1
44 y4
44 %
43 5/a
113/4
10 3/4
11 Vs
10%
41
41
41%
41
41
41
41%
44%
433A
44
43%
433A
43%
441/4
20
2,600
5,100
Volume
194
Number
6073 ...The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
(229)
17
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year I960
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
NEW
9
5% Dec
28
15% Oct
5
20% Jan
4
171% Jan
11% May
8
251% May 16
July 28
40% Jan
6
27
35
25 V*
4
47% Jan
9 i/s Mar 29
5% Jan
641/4 Jun
Jan
15V2 Dec
20
27% Jan
4
14% July
21% Sep
19
241/2 Jun
9
33
26
45
4
20% Apr
33% Jan
Oct
19% May 23
Jan
32% Oct
24
221/4 Aug 15
39% Dec 14
15% Oct
31
20
35 % Oct
24
67% Jun
24V4 Oct
26
May 12
Jan
47
15
25
3
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
44 % Nov
691/4 Jan
v
STOCKS
1
Highest
1
Fansteel
Fa wick
Metallurgical
Par
Corp
Corp
Fedders
_5
2
_
21%
21%
*21
36
35%
36
May 17
Federated
Dept
*23%
23%
46%
10
13%
13%
ZZZZ.l
27% May
15% Mar 16
34% Mar 21
4
Fiberboard
231% Jun
12
26
26
Jun
19
35% Apr
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
11
32% Oct
4
45% Jan
19
33% Jan
9
6 % Jan
3
8
48V2 July
6
54% May 17
80
May 27
911/2 Dec 12
38% Nov
22
28
Jan
20
50% Feb
5
11% Apr
5
84
Apr
7
83
Jan
27
110
Jun
7
96
Jan
3
45
Sep
22
411/4 Jan
4
4
29
Jan
38% May 10
68% Jun 29
67
Apr
14
86V2 Mar
114
Dec
Jan
581% Jan
17
75% July 12
Florida
Power
16% Jan
4
34% May
3
48
15
26
11
27
141/4 Apr
Dec
Dec
23
Sep
44% May 13
196
May 31
88% Jan 13
63
248
95
85
5
Fluor
4
55% May
4
22
13% Jan
5
27
5
21
591% Jan
3
May 31
250
May
1
Corp
4%
76% Mar 17
Jan
13
275
941/4 Jan
13
97
F
C
M
3%%
11'/a Oct
5
19% Jan
17% Nov
22
351/8 Jan
7
21% Jan
5
29i% Mar 22
Foote
60% July 25
92% Jan
6
63% Jan
3
91% May 17
Ford
12% Apr
311/4 Jan
13
15
12
Oct
25
19% Jan
5
24
Oct
24
41% Jan
29
12% Jan
67
12% Nov
22
Mar 30
15% Jan
32
Dec
6
15% Apr
14% Feb
12
41
Jun
Apr
18
141/3 Jan
30
29% Jan
5
13
5
30% Feb
15
19
Jan
3
84% Nov
21
73
Feb
13
28%
29
28%
2914
28%
48%
47%
48%
46%
47%
45%
46%
45%
63%
64%
63%
64%
62%
24
35% Jun
1
5
Fruehauf
81
3
Jan
451/4
43%
45
24,900
63
5,300
63%
63%
73/4
7%
73%
73/4
4,100
28%
293%
28"%
293/8
39,300
5,500
*84%
86
108%
*84%
108%
108%
108%
*107%
110
*107%
*48%
49%
491/4
109%
491/4
*48%
48 3/4
*473/4
483/4
200
43/4
4%
4%
'4%
4%
4
4%
9,700
47%
47
473/8
9,400
14,100
2.50
7%
29%
8
29%
48%
5
.
29%
86
4%.
7%
29%
♦841%
8
29%
86
86
45
45%
45%
75 J/4
75%
74%
46%
75%
46%
No par
75%
75%
74%
28%
753/8
74
29V4
28%
28%
29
28%
44 %
47
283/a
29
30
45%
47%
451/8
46
1
36
441/8
451%
44%
46%
36
36 %
353/4
35%
preferred
38%
36%
38 >/a
*36%
37
88%
*86%
88%
*86%
88%
46%
46%:J. 47%
70%
46
46%
45%
*23
23%
♦22 %
71
23
71%
71%
100
*285
__100
»9o
*285
97
97
2
13%
13%
13%
22%
23%
23%
83%
82%
5
Inc
44%
223/4
221/4
221/4
691%
4,3.00
88%
43%
70
•
69%
*285
97
95
70%
300
10,700
*285
•
__
11,800
95
96
96
40
13%
13%
13%
133/a
133/a
131/4
13%
24
4,200
233/4
24%
23%
24%
231/8
23%
7,800
83%
82%
84
82%
83%
823A
85
149,800
12%
12%
12%
13%
12%
13
123/4
38%
12%
123%
38%
38
1.2%
38%
37%
373/4.
37%
37%
38
69
38
70
67%
2,800
68%
671/2
68
67%
69
67%
67%
17%
2,000
17%
17%
17%
17%
171/4
17%
II_1
Corp
__i
II
Co
Co
*95
*861/2
451/2
10
__
I
Trailer
713%
881/2
44
•22
8,000
14,600
2
Corp
Sulphur
82%
701%
*86%
23
*285
*96
HZII1
Co
47
%
22%
10
;
preferred
47
*86 %
_lo
Co
~70
743/4
29
l
common
common
Franklin Stores
4%
18,900
110
8
5
pfd
Dairies
Freeport
29% July
2,700
46%
48%
Co
3
273/4
45%
2.50
Foster-Wheeler
Apr
27%
46%
*108%
25
:
Mineral
Motor
28
623/8
63%
.
2,900
21
43%
46%
291/2
20%
27%
48%
46%
29%
21
46
28%
47%
3,900
29%
20 3/4
,
45 %
29%
29%
211/4
100
Co
preferred
Foxboro
451/8
29%
21
JNo par
pfd
convertible
Foremost
5
87
451/4
451/8
30
21%
Food Mart Inc
20
9
May 23
May 27
17V4 Dec
66
21
12
♦443/4
46%
29%
600
*84%
Ltd
Corp
3 % %
5
2,500
86
Light Co
convertible
Mar 10
45%
13%
*84V2
Corp
&
divid
Apr
7,800
133/8
7%
Railway
issued
$4.20
473/4
13%
21 J/4
series of '5lIIl5
Food Giant Markets Inc common—.1
11
47%
131/4
29%
89% Jun
Jan
473%
131/4
22 %
Food Fair Stores Inc
25% Jan
3
47%
131/4
21%
May 31
39% May 31
When
23
29%
preferred
2nd
Power
311/4 Jan
28% Apr
B
Coast
Florida
18
85% Nov
2nd
conv
May 19
22
23
__No par
East
50
171/2 Dec
23%
_5
A
conv
$2.25
Florida
4,300
*23
47%
IIIII5
preferred
$4.50
24
23
47%
par
In~o
Rubber
common
10
34% Apr
13
&
Co
Co
36% Jan
2
26
Carpet
$4
May 19
8
28
Sep
20% Oct
80
8
51% May 19
July 14
34% Jun
20
Firth
900
23
351%
j
Tire
Flintkote
44 %
21%
353/a
29 %
Charter Financial Corp_No par
First National
Stores
__No par
34% May 22
45
163/a
211/4
35%
10
Corp
Firestone
44
Products—Nopar
First
11
8% Jun
Paper
161/4
21%
35
13%
13'A
16%
211%
35%
47%
46%
16%
21%
35 %
23%
23%
45%
Inc
Corp
Filtrol
5
1.25
Stores
39% Feb
8
19,100
21%
36
23
25
201/b Feb
38% Apr
10,300
21%
preferred
5
7
331/2
Federal
24
17
33'%
41% Mar 15
_
6% Nov
333/4
16%
Fenestra
231/2 Nov
33%
33%
Ferro
4
14,100
16
28
4
22%
32%
52% Feb
49% Jan
22%
16%
conv
2nd pfd series A
Paper Board Co common
1,600
223/a
32%
5%%
2,700
9
22%
15%
4.60%
Shares
53%
9
22%
31%
com
53%
9%
the Week
22%
16%
43% Jan
28% Jan
9
33
20
6
9
15%
18y4 Jan
6
54%
32
49
61% July
13% Jan
9
1
Jun
301/4 Jun
53%
5
Electric Co
Sales for
Friday
July 14
23%
Pacific
13
22
PRICES
July 13
53%
53%
Federal
34% Feb
24
9%
22%
SALE
Thursday
19% May 10
241/4 Jan 17
23% Mar 24
Oct
9
23 %
HIGH
July 12
Mogul Bower Bearings
141/2'Jan
22
9
23%
AND
Wednesday
Federal
221/4 Jan
47% Dec
July 11
53%
54
May 25
27Va Oct
5
9
I~IIIIIII"~1
Corp
Tuesday
Juiy 10
54
55%
17%
10
common
Xl7%
800
31
31%
31%
31%
313/4
31
31%
30%
31
29%
27%
11,600
28%
27%
28%
26%
27%
76
100
31%
28%
1
preferred
17%
19,100
27%
28
76 %
76
76
42,900
76
76
*75%
76
140
*75
76
G
12
16
21% Jan
193/e Sep 29
38% May 31
42% July 27
Dec
3% Oct
24
17
Sep
Apr
4
12% Jan
3
27% Jan
7
22 % Jan
27
J an
5
463/4 Mar
51
Dec
7
63/4 Jan
59
44% Jun
1
29
Skogmo
Gardner-Denver
Mar 13
56% Mar 17
3% Jan
3
22
4
Garrett
5% May 12
9
17% Jan
29% July
6
26 % May 15
13% May 15
2
9
10% Jan
6
6
22 % Jan
3
90
Jan
4
99% Oct
13
92% Jan
10
17
May 18
263/a Jan
21
20% Jan
3
58% Feb
1
83% Dec
30
80% July
123/a Jan
5
11
Oct
28
7% Jun
16
9% Jan
4
31
i% Jan
27
6
Gamble
57
24% Jan
11% Sep
21% Apr
31% Mar 30
15
30% Jan
751/4 Mar
Co
19% Sep
16
32V2 Oct
Gabriel
313/4 Mar 25
24
20
16% Oct
8
29
10% Sep
21% Dec
137
19% May
26
8
14
146
July 22
*45%
82
Jan
25
Aug 24
363/4 Dec
12
75
May 26
7% Jun
u93
29
Jun
21
7% Jan
4
17% Jun
34% Jan
22
31
77% Mar 30
27 % Apr
18
Jan
89% July
10y4 Mar
140
"r >
Jan
Feb
Mar
33
Feb
21
8% Jan
4
5VB Feb
17
25
29'% Jan
5
16% Jun
9
33.1/2 Sep 23
88% Jan
11
31% Jun
22
70% Sep
28
99% Jan
4
30% Apr
21
38% Dec
28
37% Jan
19
46
6IV2 Aug 18
8
221% Mar
75 % Dec
14
68% Jan
10
84% Jun
23% May 23
101% Jan ; 7
50% Jun
29
33% Dec
19
111
Aug 22
40% Dec
23
IOOV2 Jan
5
108% Aug 25
76% Jan
4
853/4 Aug 17
211/8 July
55% Jan
2
106% July 14
3
40% Jan
113
831/2 Jun
39
Apr
10
Jun
28
6
78
Jun
7
10
37% Jan
23
52
Jun
Preferred
7
General
*
General
573/4 Sep
20
793/4 Jun
22
71
Jan
3
94% May 23
$3
61
Sep
20
853/4 Jun
22
74
Jan
30
5
' Apr
Nov
28
5% Jan
97% May 23
7i/4 Jun
6
26% Jan
30
36% Jun
1
,
29
Jan
3
12
1,900
13
l
28 y4
28%
1,700
28%
28 3/a
28'%
283/a
28%
2,600
'95%
86 %
28%
28%
♦95%
96%
95%
951/2
96i/2
96%
22%
233/8
22%
23
23
231/8
861/4
831/4
86
83
84'/4
"86
87%
7%
"
8
.
71/4
7%
./95'/4
96%
8 3/4
■;
8%
8%
1
$1.60
7%
71/4
73/8
,
j843/4
71/4
-
..
4,900
73%
95%
8%
;
83/4
98
961%
.
83/4
83/4
98
8%
18%
183/a
18%
18%
173/4
18%
1,200
403/4
40 3/a
40%
40
40
39%
40%
4,000
793/4
791/4
79»/4
*78%
80
*78%
♦29%
30%
30'A
30y4
29%
29%
28%
29
2
6 %
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6 3/a
17
17»/4
163/4
17
33 3/a
3 5 3/a
35%
353/4
62%
Corp
5
63 y4
40 y4
40 Y*
81%
82%
41%
42%
.1
i
..
.
*107
100
1%'
82 »A
68
No par
•45
%
16%
16%
2,600
35%
33%
351/4
119,400
631/4
84,700
63%
621/4
401/4
401/4
63%
401/4
62 3/8
401/4
401/4
40y4
82 3/8
8 iy4
82'/4
80'A
81%
80 VB
81%
18,400
41%
383/4
40%
393/a
40%
39%
40'A*
27,300
33%
32%
33 '/a
32%
32%
33%
1071/4
106%
1071/8
1061/4
1071/4
1071/4
1071/4
1,080
44%
44 '/e
44%
44»/4
44%
441/8
45%
162,400
107%
106%
1063/4
106%
106%
106 Vb
106 «/2
3,100
82 >/4
82>/4
83
82'/4
821/4
36
36 3/a
35%
36
353/4
353/4
321/4
33%
32 3/a
33
32%
323/4
693/4
67%
68 3/4
65%
68%
'
68%
821/4
33
*45
47
*45
47
♦45
82
r80
803/4
r763/»
♦83%
851/4
*811/4
83
353/4
1,300
33%
15,800
67%
9,600
47
76%
851/4
71/4
821/4
66 i/s
46
r82
82 VB
323/4
47
47
;82
Public
Public
General
Railway
Service
7 '/a
10c
86%
851/4
7%
7%
71/8
71/4
7y8
17,900
35%
.
1,300
100
1,300
*
General
1,100
106 3/4
69'%
81
•85
16 3/,
35%
63%
'
l
163/4
32%
33 y4
Equipt Corp
5,100
40y4
44
36 »/a
32%
1,800
6%
106%
"
83
36 %
1
;
293/4
63%
401/4
,
106%
_15
No par
70
29%
6 %
62%
44%
106%
No par
80
813/i,
107 y4
44 V'a
♦18
40y4
'
33%
32%
.3
_j
common
series—
f,
64 VB
1
No par
General
3,400
173/4
preferred
32% July 14
54% Apr 14
1 5,500
U, 1,000
79i/4
■"
40%
preference.—No par
conv
.
'
97
40%
preferred.—
conv
83/4
7,000
85%
18%
:
convertible
7.1/4
.961/4,
23
40%'
'
No par
common
$3.75
■
130
97%
22%
80 Vz
Corp
Corp
*961%
>.
.
v
7»%
96
951'.
18
283/4
96
23
23
*79 y4
Co..
Precisioh
$2.98
5
27% Dec
243/4
13
_No par
Outdoor Advertising-,
Portland Cement Co
General
45
9
241/4
131/a
Corp_
preferred
28
5
24%
13
1.25""."
preferred >
Sep
223/8 Mar
24%
13
Instrument Corp
$5
28
42% Feb
26% Jan
23% Oct
243/4
13
1
General
19
54% Jan
3
241%
13
5
Corp
Mills
200
24%
^2
Finance
Electric
Motors
2,100
—100
Foods
5%
43/4
29%
13
No par
Finance
General
6,600
4%
291/2
13
common—5
1st
General
46%
43/4
29%
12%
com
tlLk
General
May 31
32
6
Co
General
491/2 May 22
1081/4 Mar 27
15
Jun
Baking
General
23
Feb
4,900
par
17 %
23
5,000
2,200
24%
32%
May 10
14%
26%
24%
17
'I
4%
•28
133/4
263/a
24%
31%
22
35,
4%
29%
1
3
37
4
41/2
*28%
5-
31
46%
43/4
29%
Dynamics
Jan
451/4
4%
29%
General
74
21
v
451/2
45%
4%
30
45% Jan
Dec
41
453/4
46
4%
Contract
Dec
28
45
45%
*29%
Controls Co
31
6
463/4
General
31
10
463/4
Texas—5
preferred
General Cigar Co Inc
21
Jan
48
General
551/2 Apr
79% Jan
143/a
26%
47
Mar 27
11
104
14
261/4
481/4
22% Mar 21
37% Jan
Apr
of
Transportation
preferred
4%
9
66% Jun
1
July 13
43% Oct 25
32
6
8
Amer
Co
Bancshares Corp
General Bronze Corp .
General Cable Corp com_
27
83
Investors
Amer -Oil
$8
143a
27
48 i/a
100
American
General
14%
261/4
48%
46%
_i
General
27
'44%
conv
General
19
14%
273/8
481/4
^50,
Corp
voting pref__—No
General
3
14%
27
49%
Inc common.l
preferred
$4.50 preferred
t
14%
27
48%
~__2
Industries
Acceptance
General
"
5
22% Feb
Dec
2
24
14%
27
5
convertible
$0.60
9% May 15
15% Oct
60% May
41/2%
General
28% July 10
1
5
Inc
Co
Corp
Gar Wood
96% May 25
27
'
-*83'A
7'/4
71%
84%
100
71/4
14,200
30 J/4
30%
30%
31
30%
31%
32
32%
32
32%
25,000
46%
47 y8
46
47
46
461/4
46
46%
44%
46
2,800
10*
21%
21%
1
35%
36
-25
Utilities Corp
*26%
2.50
"
Signal
'•
-6.67
18% Sep
28
333/4 Jan
6
20% Jan
3
25% May 19
General
20% Oct
19
29% Jan
Refractories
4
253/4 Jan
6
38
General
Steel
General
Telephone Co of Florida—
24% Jan
5
23% Oct
25
26% Sep
Apr
3
243/4 Jun
12
34'/a May 31
25% Jan
27
26 %
25% Jun
27
32% Apr
12% Oct
24
33 y8 Jun
1
13% Jun
22
41% Oct
25
813/4 Jan
4
533/4 Jan
4
26
92% Jan
25
91
Jan
6
96% Feb
100
Jan
5
103% July
5
101
Jan
5
20
27% May 11
July 14
$1.30
preferred
$1.25
preferred
3
General
Tele &
20% Mar 20
General
Time
79% Jun
100
7
Jun
12
1061/4 Jun
2
General
$5
Tire
&
40 3/4 Jan
4
30% Jan
3
39% July 10
Genesco
17
61 % Jun
23
533/8 Jan
4
75% May 24
42% Apr
Getty
Oil
Mar
Giant
87% Jan
4
6
50% Jan
20
23
95 % Feb
6
11
65 3A Sep
19
96
263/4 Jun
27
11% Dec
1
34% Nov
4
10% Nov 23
1% Nov
29
25%
Jan" 19
21
16% Jan
3
8
13% Jan
17
45% Jan
4
353/4 Jan
4
20% Jan
11
11% Jan
3
23% Jan
3% Jan
21
1% Jan
30% July
7
23% May 11
J.71/2 May 16
43
May 17
14% Jan 24
3
May
Alden
Goebel
6
Goodrich
Brewing
5
89% Jan
4
51% Jan
68% July
47% Jan
6
33% Jan
43% July 11
28% Oct
24
Goodyear Tire
27
54
Gould-National
32% Sep
29
44% Jan
4
35% Jan
1% Oct
26
33/8 Jan
15
1% Jan
73% Dec
15
10 3/8 Jan
15
5% May 10
26
30
Oct
Feb
20
17
8% Jan
6
323/8 Apr
12
413/a Aug 24
Grace
14
73/s Jan
10% Jun
14
6% Jan
12% July 14
Granby
40% May 17
Grand
Granite
26
Jan
Co
(W
3% Jun
R)
&
Mining
Union
Co
17
52"% Jun
25% Jan
18
39% APr
75% Jan
4
80
7% Oct
31
15% Jan
Jan
3
191/s Apr
30 % Sep
27
35% Jan
3
52% July
Great
28% Apr
Dec
16
263/4 Jan
26
19 ya Jan
3
24
523/4 Jan
4
483/4 Jan
3
53% Jan
5
393/4 July 12
22 % Oct
34% Aug 12
26
24
May 11
128% Jan
4
32% Feb
143
15
Aug 19
31% Jan
283/4 Jan
139
23
5
Grant
City
(W
3%%
82
Jan
17
19
24% Aug 29
T)
97
Aug 19
Atlantic
38%
36%
37%
36%
37
10,400
68%
69%
683/4
69%
68 V*
69
663A
68
66 %
67%
10,000
48%
49%
49%
473/4
47
473A
46%
46%
463A
473/8
3,600
18 Vb
181/4
18
18'A
17%
18 Va
17%
17%
17%
17%
14,400
19%
20
19%
20
19%
193A
18 3/4
19 V*
18%
18%
4,800
1143/4
29 y2
30
19%
19%
*99%
115 V*
.*
116%
6,400
72%
73
101
72%
1,600
99%
99%
200
293%
30%
29 Vb
29%
29%
293A
29%
30
23,000
20
20
19%
19%
19 Vb
19 VB
19
19
1,300
141/4
14
13%
14
133/4
13%
133/4
14%
27,600
42
42%
41%
42
413/4
42 3/a
41%
413/4
3,800
12 %
12%
12%
.12%
12'A
12%
12%
12 Vb
123/a
2,100
2y8
21/4
2%
2%
2%
21/4
2%
2i/4
2%
2 1/4
3,400
&
S
66%
633/4
65
633/4
66 3/a
29,400
42
423/4
421/4
43 3/a
44,000
4
49 y4
49%
48
491/4
461%
48%
453/4
47
471/4
48%
69
691%
68%
69
663/4
67%
663/4
67%
11,600
23/4
69%
2%
661/2
2%
23/4
23/4
23A
2%
17,100
1
2%
9%
9%
9%
2%
2%
9%
9%
2,000
9%
9%
93/4
ioy2
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 3/4
11%
11
12 3/4
10,700
5
37%
37%
38
38 3/a
38
38%
38%
38i%
37%
38%
16,500
47%
48
47
45
46
9%
9%
3,900
5
461/s
47
313/4
31
31
31
31%
78 3/4
783/4
78
78
1
141/4
14%
14 3/a
14%
14%
14%
13
143/a
131/4
133/4
8,500
52 '/n
52%
52%
523/4
51%
52%
51 VB
513/4
51%
52%
21,500
24%
24%
24%
243/4
24%
24%
24%
Financial
Western
Sugar
Co
No par
25
No par
Corp
1
com
No par
27
Greyhound Corp common
4 %■%
preferred
••
Manufacturing Co
243/B
59%
57%
58%
55
571/4
561/4
57%
3,400
42
393/4
41%
40
40%
401/B
40%
35,800
48%
49%
46%
48
45%
46%
45
453/4
453/4
461/4
8,600
36%
371/4
371/4
38
145
3
301/4
303/4
31%
30%
30'/a
25%
261/4
26%
26i/4
25%
261%
25%
921%
•92%
72
Jan
11
67
Jan
3
74% May 12
37
Jan
4
32% Jan
3
42% May
Gulf
8.33%
3,600
243/4
563/4
41%
144%
11
270
56
31
26% July 25
7,500
433/4
144
100
Grumman Aircraft Eng Oorp
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
$5 preferred
No par
24%
4,500
55%
30 y4
100
%\
42
3
preferred
Corp
14'A
78 3/4
Western
Iron
1
43'A
25% May
.
47%
Green
24.
•
.
42%
3
see page
72
73 VA
14
18
footnotes,
114
117%
101
12%
18 % Jan
For
73 y4
31%
Great
Oil
'•
116
♦99%
*781%
53% May 17
8
73
101
42 VB
29 % Apr
6 iy4 Oct
118
*72 y4
♦99%
65
Co
4
103%
117%
72%
*99%
321/4
Prop
14
118%
7iy4
-
783/4
Ore
96i/4 May 24
117 Yb
-
31%
Paper
37% Jun
30
37%
1
34% Sep
60
38%
15
23
99%
103
x373/4
Jan
4
17% Dec
99%
103
39%
29
22 % Jan
733A
74%
99%
103
783/4
Ry
May 19
♦102
78%
Nor
Shoe
72%
*98 3/4
98%
31%
Northern
7?o
75%
103
47%
Northern
Great
98%
31%
Great
1
73%
*102
78%
Great
39% Jun
98%
103
47
Great
Mar 22
753/tt
98%
*102
100
23
69
511/4 Feb
74
98
103
38%
6.25
35% Mar 20
Mar 22
16,600
76
98
•102
2.50
1451/2 May 26
90
75
73%
I
500
421/4
common
3
3
14,900
Pacific Tea Co—1
Co
13
Jan
14
43%
Steel
Jan
20
13%
673/4
preferred
25% Feb
193/4 Oct
14%
43%
Grayson-Robinson Stores
Oct
13%
65%
:
35% Jan
18
14%
43%
Ltd
15
42% May 30
14%
68
Inc
Co
Aug 25
37
143/4
$0.60 convertible preferred-No par
Jun
18
143/a
42%
common
80
41% Jan
14%
66
Co
32
8
14%
200
1
Batteries
&
Graham-Paige Corp
7
18
102,500
10
Rubber
11
5
26
No par
F)
(B
Jan
Mar
26%
253A
1
24% Sep
74
263/4
26 Va
26 VB
5
Co
75% May 10
*26%
253A
25%
_i
.
8
7
263/4
♦25 V*
5
Inc
27
Jun
♦26%
253/4
26 VA
10
Corp
29
Jan
26%
25%
26
1
Co
Globe-Wernicke
32% Sep
Dec
26%
25%
5
;
24% Sep
45
"263/4
263/4
No par
Co
Glidden
•26%
26%
1
common
preferred
Gladding McBean & Co
Glen
26%
1
Co
Co
Brothers
&
6,000
_5
Cement
Gimbel
Ginn
2,800
34
80c
Co
Gillette
$4,50
22%
333%
25%
100
Co
Portland
120% May 17
731/4 July 12
99% May 18
22
34%
4
May 19
21
6
21%
34
25%
common_83%c
Corp
Products
21
3
Jan
16 % Oct
Gerber
3
17% Jan
50% Jan
Sep
2
21%
343/4
,_i
143/4 Jan
13
88
55% Jun
22 '/a
34'/a
2.50
—
Inc
4
Jan
59
25
213/8
35%
27
100
Georgia-Pacific
213/4-
343/8
26%
*25
—25
Rub
'21%
"
3.33%
preference
26
19% July 18
913/4 Nov 22
B)
preference
5%%
253/4 Oct
19% Jan
(series
Electronics
Corp
42 % Feb
12% May 17
14% Oct 26
._
Industries
144
371/4
145
373/4
145
37 VB
145
37%
371/2
145
145
38i/4
145
3,800
440
30 3/s
30
30'A
4,900
25%
25%
261/a
9,900
92%
♦92%
92%
921/2
70
36%
36%
36%
373/a
353/4
36%
36 y8
36%
363/4
37%
28,500
241/4
24%
24
241/4
24
241/4
24
24 y4
237/a
241/4!
3,000
92%
•72
36%
74
37%
*72
36%
93
74
373/8
92%
*721/4
36%
74
371/4
•721/4
36
94
74
37
'
♦73
36i/4
74
36%
68,600
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(230)
.
.
Monday, July 17, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year I960
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
8
38% Jun
23
35 V4 Jan
16
40
Feb
21
Jan
6
86% Aug 26
85 Va Jan
11
88 Va Apr
27
$4.20
dividend
preferred
L100
84 Va Jan
7
91
87 »/? May 18
91
Va Oct
7
Aug 12
Utilities
Co
com_No par
July 12
39V8
40
91
4
94V2 Jun
15
$4.40 dividend
preferred
100
91
93% Apr
10
$4.44
preferred
100
*90
4
103 V\ Nov
15
11
103 Va Aug
19
102
28
36 V* Dec
29
Jun
Jan
9
33 Vs Jan
12
28
104
Mar
105 Va Feb
2
$5
14
dividend
dividend
$5.08
49 V4 Mar 29
preferred
dividend
Gustin-Bacon
39%
87 3%
3
24 Va Sep
PRICES
40
Sales for
Thursday
July 13
39 3/4
Friday
July 14
1
40
391%
4
87%
91% Mar
97 Va Jan
Jan
States
SALE
Wednesday
July 11
86 V2 Jan
101
97
Gulf
HIGH
Tuesday
July 10
39%
39%
Par
27*4 Feb
82
AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
923/a
•90
101%
•102
1043/4
46 3/o
46
25
*57
*903%
91'/a
•90
92 3/a
1013/a
103
*87
8,400
*87
88%
10
90 3%
*901/2
92
80
*90
921/a
*90
921/a
*100
103
453/4
463/a
Shares
39%
881/2
1013%
903/a
lOl'/z
102
102
45
101 %
100
88 3%
92%
1013/2
*100
100
Co
*87
91
91
2.50
preferred
Mfg
88'/2
*87
the Week
*1003/4
45
IOI1/2
"40
*102
103 3/2, IO31/2
46 3/4
IO31/2
270
451/2
4,200
45%
451/2
H
Feb
24
Sep
26
53% Jan
30
66
Apr
19
Hackensack
Water
35% Jan
3
51 Va Jan
4
42% Jan
3
56
Jun
1
Halliburton
Co
Nov
4
31% Apr
19
25 Va Jan
4
22 % Jan
48
24
21% Dec
55
27
5
Jan
39'/a May 18
28% Feb
9
Hall
(W F)
Hamilton
Watch
88% Jun
7
106 Va Jan
6
93% Jan
II2V2 Feb
13
26 V4 Jun
20
32% Jan
25
26% Jan
321/2 Apr
11
Hammermill
28% Nov
25
47 V4 Jun
21
37'/b Feb
15
Hammond
5
57 Vt Jan
5
47% Jan
Mar 24
120% Jan
42
July
Oct
121
129
24
30
Jun
35
*•
58% Mar 28
128
36 Va Jun
2
11
20% Jan
Aug 31
23 Va Jan
23
8% Feb
6
11% Jan
26
6
5'
271/4 May 18
Harshaw
33% Feb
17
Hart
13% Feb
37% Feb
20
Hat
43% Mar 15
Chemical
Schaffner
13
Jan
5
Jan
4
84
Aug 30
Haveg
19
37 Va Feb
17
55
Dec
29 Va May 12
32 Va Jan
1
61% Apr
36
20
6
55 Va
Apr
Mar
9
Helene
Curtis
Industries
Heller
(W E)
&
Helme
40
Mar 14
Jan
38
July
14
Feb
21% Apr
17
Hercules
98
23
Hercules
Powder
Dec
20
67% Jan
9
H21/4 Jan
38 Va Feb
1
67
Dec
21
18 Va Oct
26
28
Jan
4
Jan
5
7
27
53
Hewlett-Packard
Aug 22
Jan
117
120
1
19
29% Oct
19
37% Jan
23% Feb
1
28% Apr
14% Dec
6
30% July
9% Nov
16
13
May 20
3
140
7
16
30 V4 Jan
10
43% Mar 22
6
24% Jan
12
30
5
I6.V4 Jan
3
5
8% Jun
13
29% Apr
19
29% Feb
6
May 19
52% Oct
20
Mar 22
Jan
Holly Sugar Cbrp
Rinehart
531/2 Jan
16
Homestake
94
16
Honolulu
65% Jan
3
4
34% Jan
3
40% Mar 16
13
83V2 Feb
7
90
5
$4.25
19
20
2
25% May 15
Hoover
Sep
Jan
16
Mar
4% Jan
3
Sep
30
21
Jan
16% Jan
16V4 Oct
10
22 Va Jan
,..16% Jan
3
36 Va Mar 17
38 Va Feb
361/4 Jan
6
13
Mar
27
Mar 10
33% Jan
79
741/2 Jan
4
82% Jari
23
85
Apr
10
93
Jun
8
88
Dec
16
Aug 19
85% Sep 14
93
21
Sep
13
90% Dec
13
11% Mar 30
19% Jun
30
13% Dec
2
24% Jan
4
43 V2 Jun
29
54 Va Jan
24Va Mar 14
14
12 %
10
May
16% Oct
10
9%
10
&
9%
10
9%
*42 '/4
3
58Vi May
8
43
*42i/4
581/4 Jun
6
Hunt
16
35 % Jan
3
30
1& July
14
901/2 Jan
10
93% Dec
27
92 V2 Jan
4
991/2 May 24
100
Jun
9
13% Jan
11
Jan
26
11% Apr
21
39% Jan
5
34% Jan
3
38% Feb
28
21% Jan
7
17% Jan
3
23
July
Jun
12
Idaho
31% Jun
19
Ideal
39%
39
58V4
75Va
75%
76
38
56
571/4
55%
74%
73%
74
37%
38
37
*37%
38
37
36%
*37
37Va
19'A
19%
19
19%
93%
92
92%
91%
92%
112
*112
*112
113
♦37
14,900
1,900
37%
1,300
710
19%
4,600
91%
113
37%
19%
|
92%
6,200
*112
80
*73
10
58%
741/4
20%
152%
1,800
*75
80
*75
79%
*75
153
152
152
150
151V2
*150
113
79%
151
1,000
59%
60%
58%
59%
57%
58%
56%
58%
57
573/4
24%
25
24%
24%
*24%
24%
24%
24%
24'/4
243/4
39 Va
39%
391/8
39%
37%
39%
36%
37%
36%
373/i
9,000
23%
24Vb
23'A
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23VB
231/2
6,500
100
70
118
;*69%
70%
118
9%
__2.50
35Va
351/8
28
28
21%
22%
25
50c
9
70%
*70
70%
122
♦118
9%
5
118
70
70
*70
*115
118
122
*115
10,500
800
70%
130
120
35
30
*27%
10
10%
10%
IOV4
10%
10%
10%
5,900
35%
9%
35
35%
35
35%
35
353/8
9,100
28%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28%
28%
400
21%
22%
21
22
20%
211/4
21
21%
8,100
8%
;
9
8%
9
9
8%
8%
3,600
9
8%
10
37%
39%
30
*30%
31%
31%
311/4
311/4
1
37%
37%
371/4
37%
351/4
371/4
34
35%
351/4
36
12,100
461/4
47 Vs
46%
47%
47V4
47%
46%
47
4u%
47
8,400
86 Vb
86%
79
85%
75
78%
36 Vs
37%
35%
36Vs
88
85%
86
Inc
„
10
37%
common—5
Bearing
Co
preferred
88V4
X21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
18%.
18%
4%; no
18%
17%
!
,
17%
.391/4
391/4
86%
37%
37
•86
-
*17%
17%
17%
17%
391/4
v
391/4
39%
39%
421/2
44
43%
44%
76'A
76V4
76
76
100
'
100
'
Power—No par
!
„
&
*82%
♦821%
84
91
91
91
107
1061/4
18%
18%
17%
,
_100
*
38%
39%
*31
*861/4
21%
*18
'
39 V*
40%
31%
84%
'
37%
88
•86
50
39%
*31
common_No par
•••'
43%
106%
90
107V4
106
3,600
313/4
100
76
813/4
68,100
35%
37
28,600
87%
21%
21%
21%
1,400
4%
4%
4%
7,900
18%
*17%
70
18%
200
171/4
173/4
3,100
*38%
171/4
39%
1
43%
43%
600
45
5,600
*75
76%
*75
76%
84
*82%
84
*82%
84
90
*82%
91
30 %
*85%
38%
42%
44
38%
*31
75
75
84
i
171/4
*38
39
89%
90
*891/2
91
106%
106%
106%
106%
60
150
107%
3,700
1
13
131/s
13
13
13
131/4
13
131/4
13'/4
13'/4
1,900
1
19
19%
18%
19%
18 %
18%
18%
18%
181/4
18%
15,900
No par
54
54%
54%
54
54Va
53%
53%
53%
53%
1,800
51%
51
51Vb
51
52
Corp
Co
:
Bay Min & Sm Ltd
&
58
75
38
•111
,
79%
11,400
84
56%
19%
153
16,400
571/4
*83
921/4
113
*73
40%
133/b
56
'
74%
38%
6,100
12%
13%
38
93
•111
No par
Finance
Foods
*38
38V4
'20%
1,100
9%
43
1
Corp
preferred
Hudson
43%
*421/4
12.50
convertible
Sound
*82%
62
No par
Corp
Lighting
45
.;43%
60%
of
Stores
Howe
Sep
27
,
74
•151%
Corp
Howard
7
8
10
1
Winston
Houston
7
15% Mar 23
26
Oct
4,200
27
1
4%
23V4 Apr
25
6% Oct
32
24
27
31%
83
21%
3
94
90 V4 Aug 24
23%
27%
83
5
4.40%
40% Dec
Feb~25
6,000
24
26%
83%
preferred
&
preferred
preferred
4%
% Jun
84%
Oil
Ball
14% Jan
Jan
31%
23%
27%
*82%
:
3%%
9
113Vi Jun
2
31 Vb
23%
5
preferred
Household
49% May 15
801/2 Jun
31%
27%
83%
60'/a
No par
Corp
Chemical
$2.25
7
4
Jan
31%
83%
92
4,100
23%
*82%
2 1/12
40
13,200
31%
58Vb
A
6,800
' '
24V4
57%
Mining
Corp
5%
25
88'/^ Jan
86% Jan
70 Va Jan
19
31
491/4
28%
38
Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3
9
35% Dec
63
*13
America common__l
convertible preferred
—^.25
Hotel
19% Mar 20
39% Jun
7
77
65% Jan
19
5
Hooker
10
Apr
621/4
58%
common
convertible
5 %
19
8
62%
13 V4
Co____
Holt
May 18
90% Sep
26
61%
*42V»
5
Holland Furnace
67% Dec
12
62Vi
40%
preferred_No par
Electronics
Hoffman
41 % Jan
26
40
62
581/4
19%
Hotels'Corp common
5'%%
conv' pfd series A
2
4% Oct
38%
62%
13%
38V4
Hilton
25
20% Dec
123
39%
23%
•'
10
*37 Vb
(conv)
40
Apr
491/4
*1201/2
38%
39
10
Co
40% May 26
31V4 Jun
7
Jun
501/4
121%
401/4
122
13%
Inc
2nd pfd
27% Oct
2
49%
121%
39
•121
58V4
Corp
4C % Jun
81 Va Feb
50 »/2
50
41%
123
40%
Co
$4%
Hill
20
Apr 28
29% May 10
ID/4 Mar 13
July 14
41% Apr
4
4,800
58
Hey den Newport Chem Corp
3 Vz % preferred series A
70% July 10
Jan
34
37
4
7% Feb
21
Jan
Hertz
21
4
Jan
30% July 7
30% Oct 13
1
Apr
28% Apr
6
July 13
16
1214 Dec
23
Hewitt-Robins
68
92 Va Feb
28% Feb
281/2 Mar 30
3
31
13%
1
68% Apr
July
30%
39%
100
A
3
23 Va
31%
58*/4
preferred__25
common
class
conv
56% July 14
66
311/4
13%
No par
Hershey Chocolate
20% Jan
24% July 13
8
32%
50%
391/4
preferred
$2
30
34% Jun
15 Va Mar
6C Va May 11
4,400
32
57%
common
non-cumulative
5%
3
791/2 Jun
161% May
100
31
311/4
13V4
class
Motors
(G W)
7%
3
112% May
98
30
39
Co
1,800
*95
31
1
74V4 May 25
82% May 17
23
98
31
100
3
Jan
23
*
*94
5
24
Jan
231/4
95
31%
43 Va
*42V»
40c
preferred
34
79
70
3.65%
5
108
231/4
95
31
8.33V3
common
4
8
24
31%
27%
50
Inc
Co
7
119% Dec
13
76
Mar 16
J)
Aug
82% Dec
23%
95
311/4
"
(H
Jan
111% Aug 26
13
1C4 Va Dec
46% Apr
50% Jan
Industries
Heinz
29% Jan
33% July
18
13 Va Dec
16
23
28
.
24
9%
1,900
401/4
'31%
23%
1
8,400
363/a
62
27%
common
51%
36
49%
.63
5
Hayes Industries Inc
87
31%
1.25
.___
27
7IV4 Mar 21
Jan
"
51%
36%
■
preferred
16% Apr
81
62%
400
52
36%
123
41%
5
Corp of America
5%
471/4 Apr
Jan
38%
1
Marx
11
49% Feb
77
51%
1
57%
511/4
36%
32%
125%
Inc
Co
&
33 Va Jun
9 ',4 May 25
50
•123
World
&
*56%
52%
31
32%
100
24% Jan
12
Brace
31%
57
521/4
36%
•94
311/4
com__7.50
Harris-Intertype Corp-+_
Harsco Corporation
29 Va Jan
8% Oct
95
31
preferred-.
71% Apr
18Va Oct
27
67o
23
*94
__1
Jan
46
26% Sep
31
Co
Refrac
Harcourt
21% May 24
22 % May 26
Organ
Harbison-Walker
May 24
*22%
57
52 '/a
37
22%
1
100
,
52'A
36%
53%
36%
—2.50
Co
57%
♦57
57%
57
52%
36%
common
preferred
Paper
41% July 11
50 Va Dec
16
Co
convertible
Jun
24
34% Oct
4%
58
5
5
Printing Co_'_
Indust
Inc
,
'
*54
5
51%
52%
3*2
II
it
II
II
u
%
rig
II
5%
preferred
series
A
100
96%
96%
96%
96%
96%
96%
96%
96%
*95%
96%
5%
6
preferred
series
B
100
97%
98
97%
98
98%
98%
*97%
98%
1
8%
9%
8%
8 Va
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
A_-_50
*37%
38%
*37%
38
38
38V4
38%
38%
38%
500
!_5
22%
23
22%
23
22%
22
22%
22VB
22%
4,500
32%
33
23,600
1
Hupp Corp
5%
:
;
common—
convertible
Hussmann
7
com
'
Rights
pfd
series
Refrigerator
Co
51%
52V4
50%
'
8%
38
x22 Vt
97
8,300
216,300
300
97
120
33,500
I
31% Jan
4
30% May 31
251/4 Apr 28
35
21% July 25
28% Oct
47% Jan
6
31% Jan
3
441/2 July
6
Illinois
Central
76% May
8
Illinois
Power
25
Jan
27
62% Dec
39V4 Jan
18
43
41%
Feb
18
45
45 V» Jan
22
41
30
58
Aug 12
41
Aug
4
49% Aug
9
46 Va July 27
4
25
42%
421/2
423/4
423/4
443A
43'/a
433/4
*423/8
491/2 Jan
25
4.70%
preferred
50
*48%
491/4
49'/4
493/4
♦48 3/4
491/4
491/4
47V4 Apr
12
44'% Jan
4
Jan
51/2 Jan
717/8 Jan
145
Jan
4OV2 Jan
4.42%
3
49 'A Mar
56
15
33V4 Jan
3
35% Jan
30
15
38% Mar 13
Feb
47V4 Apr
90
95
12
3
50% Jan
19
42% Jan
148% Aug 25
36% Aug 24
142 % Jan
447
38% Sep
139% Feb
23
2
Feb
8
69% Jan
17% Aug
12
29
80
Jan
Apr
443/4
42%
42%
413/a
413/a
40%
par
59 s/a
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
593/,
499
Jun
55% Jun
149% Apr
Apr
No par
common
100
—
42%
45
Corp
preferred
Iron
1
82
80
80
31% Dec
30
29% Jun
19
36% May 17
International
94% Aug 15
19% Mar
2
93% Feb
7
9 V4 Jun
7
14% Feb
69% Mar 28
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
5%
preferred
100
35% Apr
11
42% Apr
Oct
23
5
26:
Jan
12
95
Jan
3
24
41% Jun
20
91% Dec
7
139% Jan
8
32% Dec
20
30% Apr
25
Feb
38
17
32
32% Feb
40
Aug 24
35
May 31
48% Dec 30
17
38 Vs Jan
45% Apr
May 10
15
4
32% Jun
33% Jan
Mining
International
Rectifier
International
Resistance
International
6
International
Shoe
32% Apr
% Jun
27
International
30
International
Telep
11
48 % Jun
12
International
501/2 Jun
13
$2
convertible
Interstate
Dept
26
Interstate
May
3
1
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1
20
Jan
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3
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17% Mar
13
18
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7
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3
26
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27
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24
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48 3/4 Feb
14
73
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22
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86
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13
83
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1
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6
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4
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9
18 V. Dec
5
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3
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footnotes,
see page 24.
2
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94
5
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29
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24
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5
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47
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7
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9
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6
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34
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18
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34
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147
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8
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12
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7
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Volume
194
Number 6073
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
49% Dec
6
95 % Mar
8
99 V2 Aug 24
11% Dec
8
18% Jun
13
29% Oct
21
47% Jan
8
32
Sep 29
86
Oct
5
42% Jan
12
101
Sep
30
105% Oct
3
45
Mar
74
Jan
8
25
80% May 23
6
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STOCKS
'
Yeari960
Lowest
89% Jan
54% Jan
4
6
56% Jan
3
3
13
Jan
Jan
NEW
3
48
65%
67 Va
66
66%
66%
67
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39%
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39%
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39%
40%
7,400
1221/4 Jan
13
103% Jan
18
125
Jan
11
IIOV2 Jan
18
Jun
6
591/2 Dec
29
58% Jan
17
73 % Jun
14
791/2 Aug 17
751/8 Jan
9
79/4 Apr
86% Apr
11
3.80%
12
4%
491/2 May 23
108% Apr 25
Jan
20
841/2 Jan
27
5
92% Feb
6
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85
Jan
4
88% Jun
21
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87
Jun
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11
4.35%
100
1
preferred
Oct
31% Feb
23
11
Jan
12
36
Apr
6
30% Oct
25
23
8
37% Sep
16
Jan
10
39V2 May
3
4%
8
50% Jan
4
64% July
6
Kansas
Gas
391/4 Aug 24
16% July 11
371/2 Jan
3
3
Kansas
Power
51
12% Jan
3
82% Mar 22
48% Apr
3
61 %
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94% May 16
77% May
9
57% May
3
42% May 23
5
321/4 Jan
4
20
76% Jun
21
16% Jan
34% Oct
24
46% Jan
7
821/4 Apr
Kerr-McGee
93
19
43% Jan
89% Dec
Kennecott Copper
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos Co
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common
Feb
Kern
Keystone
10
7
26% Apr
10
20
Jun
26
27% Feb
9
4
36
Jan
3
11
78
Jan
County
46Va May 17
84% May 24
4%'
17
68% Mar 30
Korvette
27% Sep
29
33
Jan
12
34% May 19
Kresge
19% Jun
10
3 4% Jan
6
20 »/4 Jun
26% Jan
19
Kress
11% Dec
5
201/4 Jan
8
11 V« Jnn
14
Jan
16
Kroehler
25% Oct
28
35% Mar
2
281/4 July 14
34% Apr
6
38Va Feb
23
36
Jan
7
3iy2 Jan
28
Jan
5
3u% Jan
3
10
25% Dec
29
25% Jan
27
34
36% Dec
21
45
Apr
26% Jun
21
45
32% Jun
16
29% May
20
Jan
26
6
14% Jan
3
9
18% July 14
Leur
241/4 Jan
10
13% Jan
6
11% Jan
3
16% Apr
20
321/4 Aug
1
24% Jun
29
33% Feb
16
3% Mar 11
1% Jan
4
2% Mar 21
Lehigh
Lehigh
Lehigh
Lee
22
16 Va Sep
26
19'A Jun
8
16% Jan
4
22% Mar 22
3% Oct
28
7% Jan
15
41/4 Jan
3
6% Mar 22
24% July 26
29% Jan
22
26% Jan
3
30% July 11
Lehman
48%-Apr
Lehri
22
28% Sep
34% Jun
19
29
9% Oct
5
12 Va Dec
6
78% May 19
91 % Jan
13
81% Jan
3
Aug 31
146% Jan
10
Jun
19
24% Jan
6
9
23% Jan
4
70% Jan 22
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28
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151
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23
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85
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87
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Jan
4
7
78% Jan
22
491/4 Jun
29
58% Mar 28
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201/4 Jan
4
141/4 Jan
3
18% Mar 28
Lowenstein
49V4 Dec
6
91% Jan
4
53
Jan
3
77
15% Oct
18
21
Jan
6
16% Jan
3
20% Feb
8
83
July 12
27% Jan
38
May 17
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28
124
Aug 16
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119
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7
52% Jan
6
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30
49 Va Feb
Dec
Louisville Gas
16
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May 17
23
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165
100%
53%
87
*85
87
88
88
5
50
50 %
*87%
50 Vs
50 %
100
*141%
(Ky)_No par
141%
142
88
50
142
58%
58%
58%
59%
58%
50
51 Va
51 %
51%
51%
51%
15%
15%
15%
3.33%
64%
65
64%
15%
66Va
15%
65Va
10
17%
17%
17%
17%
Co
Steamship
92%
149
132 Va
;
100
preferred
common
El Co
47%
92%
& Sons Inc—1
(M)
Steel
Bros
&
149 %
48%
55%
135%
10
common
Nashville—
&
*148%
47
1
preferred——
30
149
49%
9,100
1
Corp
E
Co
93
92%
148%
48%
4,600
4
Corp
Inc___
Co
27%
133 Va
92
38
34%
-
56%
27%
1
conv
141/4 Dec
,
37
SlVa
36%
55%
5
Island
7%
49
,
148'A
91%
149 %
48%
2.50
Inc
Theatres
4.35%
.
35%
\
___50c
Co
•-
42%; >44
_5
Corp
Industries
Lorillard
May 25
62 % Jun
28%
*148%
47V4 Dec
51
28%
preferred
100
Lighting Co com—10
5%
series B preferred
100
4.25%
series D preferred
100
5
136% Jan
29
12,500
4.84 'U
17
1
28%
12%
92%
Long
9
90 Va Jun
29%
12%
Loew's
8
55% Apr
28%
12%
Lockheed
3
3
29%
12%
Link
6
Mar 29
1,000
29%
5,300
13
Litton
28
39% Jan
12 V»
12%
Lionel
5
2
12%
13%
14
87V4 Nov
12%
13
Apr
8
12%. 12%
*12 Va
13%
170
20
12%
13%
Gas
Jan
12%
__7
Star
Jan
12 %
28,500
Lone
81
12%
43%'"
10
80
20%
58
50%
Apr
Feb
59%
32 %
20%
58%
43%
29
104
32%
21
57%
50
2
16
32%
20%
■
43%
22% Feb
Jun
32%
21 %
29%
Co
Glass
Cement
100
32%
20%
50%
Star
Aug 19
32%
37%
Lone
102
58Va
32%
21 %
50
27
96
57%
32%
20%
43
27% Feu
59V4 May
11,000
60%
32%
20%
39%
3
4
58%
61%
32%
20%
50%
10
11
60%
200
43%
26
Jan
210
38%
15% Jan
41% Jan
6,300
83%
50 %
26% Jan
135
46%
83%
43%
22% Jan
27
46%
83%
50%
5
30
*21%
46%
*83%
431/2
4
43% Dec
22%
45%
83%
50
Aug
1401/4 Dec
22
22
46%
43
19
8
22%
46
83%
50 %
3 J Va Jan
13
*22%
46%
83%
50%
17
21
22"%
83%
27%
com
Corp—
17
Jan
2,700
45%
*46%
Products
Stores
Feb
30% Jan
21%
78
22%
__5
Navigation
19% Nov
34% July
10,600
*21%
83%
4
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Ling-Temco
Electronics
56% Apr 17
35% Mar 29
May
79 V*
21%
22%
45 %
_25
A
Libby McNeil & Libby—__
143
79%
21%
83 %
No par
series
5
42 % May
78%
22 Va
Co_____5
Lerner
59% Mar 16
4
32% Jan
common
Libbey-Owens-Ford
May
80
21%
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com—25
1%
preferred.——
.100
VV May 22
94% Mar
80
22%
__5
Paper Co
7
152
80
21%
_1
•
CorpI——
Fink
500
79%
s
5
conV' pfd
series A
Valley :fiR_—
&
3,000
22,600
1
151/4 Juii
26
20
$1.50
38
45 Va
50c
&
46%
10
Tire
&
66
45%
*37%
1,900
4,600
12,200
_10
Portland Cement
Valley Industries
Lehigh
21
*22%
65%
38
900
10
Inc
60% Mar
3
34 'A Aug
95% Dec
46
100 g
—
Coal
25
24
22%
Inc__
1 % Dec
Jan
80%
21%
Co
Co
Rubber
25% Oct
ii\'»
79%
1
*37%
2,400
100
preferred
Bryant
23% Jun
5
——
Gas
*38
1
Co—
&
*33% ' 34
__1
Co__
M'fg Co
4.32%
Lane
13% May
2
14% Dec 30
46% Oct
Wire
—
J)
Co
Laclede
5
Co_
Industries
&
K V P Sutherland
Aftr 21
20
(E
(S S)
(S H)
Kroger
May 25
27 % Mar 11
Oil
Steel
preferred'
14% Feb
361/a Dec
Land
100
82
,
65%
:
2,300
88
86%
Co
l
900
87
*87
66%
6
1
*37%
62%
*93%
87
88
86"%
21
38% Feb
81 Va
38
50c
100
200
78
*86%
88
65%
181/2 Dec
34% May 18
130 % Mar
4
82
62%
95
'
*87
87
86%
311/2 Jan
Feb
81V2
*37y»
*93 %
93%
2.50
2
111
93%
No par
12
14
*87
44%
86"%
16% Dec
18% May 11
*86%
88
42%
25% Dec
4
87
44
Jun
12
95%
*87
Co__._8.75
35,200
88
42%
44
23
*86
__8
3
57% Jan
88
Kendall
4
43V4 Sep
12% Jan
*86
3
Jan
Nov
88
25% Jan
52
140
*86
__1
73% Jan
Mar 15
'88
Kayser-Roth
8
18 % Feb
*86
*86
V
87
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co
301/2 Aug 17
72%
*77
*93%
"
15,600
115
71
78
.50
Corp
♦112
71%
*77
24% May 16
55% Jan
21
116
71%
78
70
30
Oct
*112
72%
*77
37% May 26
46% Jun 14
46% Sep
25
115
72
110%
78
11
6
Jan
*112
72'%
47
*77
23
100% Jan
77
117'
39
103%
78
31% Feb
25
7
110
50% Jan
71% Oct
11
110
6
6
109%
111
72%
,
*46%
*112
73
37%
*100
47
111
30
Jun
39%
103%
*46%
47
% Dec
13
62V4 Feb
*46%
37%
*100
111
No par
Light
40
104
50% Jan
Oct
31% Nov
&
1031/2
109
Co__No par
com
Electric
&
40
*100
" 40
*86
"
100
preferred
non-cum
1
,
*77
_100
__
79% Jan
36
100
preferred
Kansas City Southern
54% July
72%
100
103%
.
,.-,46%. ,46%
116
preferred
July 28
681/2 Jan
46 %, .46%
4%% (ser of 1959) conv pfd__100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
90
9
40
■„
110%
90
43% Feb
40
104
*109
85% Feb
9
40
*100
100
82% Mar 18
62% Sep 29
34% July 12
Shares
" 67%
11
95% Oct
the Week
99%
13
87
Friday
July 14
66%
23
122
:
99%
Jan
5?n ii
Sales for
Thursday
July 13
1
,
Joy Manufacturing Co
Mar 20
May 19
SALE PRICES
July 12
67%
44% Jan
io2
.
99%
96
122
HIGH
Wednesday
July 11
67%
37% Jan
May
Tuesday
& Laughlln Steel common. 10
preferred series A
100
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
_l
5%
5
47
Monday
July 10
Par
Jones
6
111% Jan
YORK-STOCK
EXCHANGE
73% May 22
101'/2 Apr 17
21Va May 26
3
38% Jan
LOW AND
■
*
Highest
96
STOCK RECORD
Co
1
17%
52%
53
100%
45%
47%
165
20
52%
52%
3,600
101%
101%
210
*85
87
*87%
88
88
88
50%
50%
50%
142
96,800
*85
87
*141 %
142
90
15,800
260
M
26
Mar
32% Jan
43
51
Jun
6%
49% May 24
17
MacAndrews & Forbes common—10
May 15
Jan
Mack
"
12
Trlicks
5%%
37% Mar
7
23
44% Jan
57
4
85 Va Aug
18
82 % Jan
88% May
3
21
Dec
30
20% Feb
25% May 15
Madison
59% Jan
7
38 % Jan
63% May 17
Magma
Jan
16% May
34% May 10
31% Feb 17
48
Jun
2
29% July 12
30% July 12
Oct
26
50 % Jun
23
36% Jan
3
60% JUn
9
15% Nov
17
19% July
8
16% Jan
3
24% Jun
7
19 % Sep
23
27 Va Jan
18
21% Jan
3
30% Jun
1
4% Jun
6
5 Va Jan
22
4% Jan
3
5% Jan
27
33
55
46
96% Jun6
Jan
12% Dec
29
18% Jan
4
12% Jan
4
'22% Oct
31
29% Jan
22
24% Jan
17
16% Oct
25
40 % Jan
6
18% Jun
21
40 Va May 23
54% Dec
21
17% Jun
29
34
89 % Jan
4
93
Mar 28
91%
May 31
J£»n 26
Feb
26% Feb
96
39% May
20%
27%
20%
18
57%
19%
57%
38%
Corp
5
1
Midland
4%%
Martin
.5
Corp
preferred—
38
100
*94%
33 %
No par
Co
May
Aug 26
75
July
6
79Va May 15
$3.75 preferred 1947 series_No par
71% Aug 29
68
Jan
70% Jun
$3.40
77% Aug 31
19
9
12
75% Jan
18
79% Jun
7
5
25% Dec
6
23% Jan
3
48% Jun
12
July 29
44% Jan
18
36% Jan
3
51 % May 19
40% Dec
21
36% Jan
6
71
28% July
28
49% Jan
15
16
15% Feb
80 Va Feb
99
5
Jan
4
29
12% Jan
3
29
71% Jan
4
Dec
8
86% Dec
30
30
July 10
19
Nov""
9
39% Jan
4
28% Jan
3
18
May
5
27% Nov
29
22 % Jan
26
28
Oct
24
45% Jan
11
14%
Dec"
27
18% Jan
H
14% Jan
21% July 25
24% May 11
31% Nov 18
31% Oct
20
27,
30% Jan
33
35% Jan
4
23
Jan
4
15% Dec
7.
28% Jan
15
31% Aug
4
48
Jan
7
Nov
28
88
Apr
14
20 Va Nov
21
29% Mar 16
9
footnotes,
see page
MCA
26
3
May 19
16
Feb 24
Jan
5
36% Mar 16
Jun
Corp
McCrory Corp
3%%
common
convertible preferred
100
preferred
100
conv preference B——100
4%%
conv
preference
B_
100
Co Inc.,
1
2.50
47% Jun
6
McDermott
39% May
8
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
McGraw-Edison
Co
:
McGraw-Hill Publishing
40% Apr
7
43% Mar 22
171/4 Jun
.
38% July 10
34% Feb
47
Apr
8% Jun
23
5
5
3
6
191/4 Mar 17
3
45
Jun
Jan
9
93
May 24
23% Jan
19
31% Apr
5
10
(J Ray)
&
1
1
" *
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
McKee (AG) & Co
30
Jan
24.
No par
'——3
50c
convertible
5%%
22
5% Jan
88
$6
12
35% Jan
16
Inc
Corp—
May 19
*75
1
_No par
No par
McCall
161% May 22
85
51 %
76
*77%
*69
1959 series—.100'
Inc
Co
McCord
86 % Jan
31
No par
26
106% Jun
5
(JW)
Maytag
24% May 22
120
preferred
preferred
27
94 % Mar 16
79
51% Jun
3%%
Mays
May 10
39% Apr
38% Apr
No par
Dept Stores common
5.
$3.75 preferred 1945 series_No par
4
Oct
28
79% May
Jan
For
27%
55% May 19
18
85
22%
Corp—
1
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
4
Marshall Field & Co com—No par
1
72
20
56%
22%
Marquardt
6
31
5% Dec
55%
3
4
27
__
1
4
65% Jan
54
86%
5
Jan
79
Dec
89
74
19
85
93%
1
44 Va Jan
Jan
5
92
1
Co
1
Aug 31
Dec J.9
55%
53 Va Aug
78
Dec
54%
Masonite Corp—
5
12
__.
34% Mar 10
31
94 % Aug
25 Vb
3
72% Jan
70
24%
_10
Inc
29 % Jan
40% Oct
28% Sep
92
1
52%
85
100
A
6
19
7
49%
53%
85%
24%
54%
49%
52%
85%
24%
54%
33% Jan
26% Oct
22 % Mar
49%
Maremont
Mar 28
7
49%
Manning Maxwell & Moore—12.50
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
__1
28
39% July
.50
common——_1
(PR) & Co
Manhattan
Shirt
63% Mar 17
.
48
issued
Marine
No par
McKesson & Robbins
McLean Trucking Co
McQuay
Norris
Mfg
Inc
preferred
1
No par
V
37%
9
—10
5
7Va
(1st series!
100
Medusa Portland Cement
No par
\\
18%,
39%
*91
28%
54
*22%
28
*5
5Vs
20%
28
28
19%
57%
37%
*94%
33,%
30%
51%
77%
77
*69
*75
34
96
34%
31
51%
76
78
71
77
35%
36%
46
46%
57%
59'
32%
33%
37%
37%
20%
21%
105
105
*104
105%
*137
142
79
80%
40%
41
33
34%
36%
37 Vb
35%
35%
*16%
17
37%
38Va
29 %
29%
1
Co
Mead Corp common..
4%%
35%
117%
47%
Malldry
2
29% Feb
72
When
*116
48%
(w w)
Copper
Magnavox
,
23% May 15
29
Fund
35%
35
117%
47%
Macy (R H) Co Inc
4%%
preferred series
8
*116
__5
Inc..
preferred
79
35
100
preferred—.
46%
56
56
23
28%
5%
20%
28%
19%
58 Vi
38%
96
34 %
31
52 %
77%
77%
71
77
35%
46%
57%
33%
37%
21%
104
106%
138%
80
40%
34%
36%
357/a
167/8
37%
29%
38
7%
35Va
117%
47
49%
53'A
*85%
24%
53%
83
29%
54%
22%
28%
5
20
27%
18%
57%
37%
95%
32%
30%
51%
78%
*76%
*69
75%
33%
46%
57%
32%
37%
21 Va
104
*104
*137
79%
39%
33%
35
35%
16%
36V8
29
37%
35Vb
117%
47%
49%
54
86
25%
54%
90 Va
30%
54%
23
28%
5
20%
28 Va
19%
59%
38%
95%
33%
30%
52 Va
78%
78
71
75%
34
47%
58%
32%
37%
21 %
104
107
141
80%
40%
34%
35%
35%
16%
37
29 %
37%
34%
*116
35
117%
48%
8,500
*49%
49%
*49%
49%
500
54%
55
85
,
86
24%
53%
25%
.53%
29%
53%
53%
22%
22%
22%
22%
1,500
28%
28%
28%
28%
2,300
5%
5%
5
5
2,800
1,600
19%
20
19%
20%
16,500
27%
28%
27%
28%
19,000
18%
18
18%
20,100
57%
59
58
58%
2,700
37%
39%
38%
39%
95
95
95
33%
34%
94%
33%
30
30%
30
30
18%
34%
51%
52
52
52%
*77%
79
78
78
*77
78
*77
78
*69
71
*69
*75
77
*75
77
5,200
60
296,300
3,100
13,900
71
200
50
~20
7,900
33%
33%
32%
33%
47%
48%
48%
48%
4,800
57%
58%
57%
59
5,200
*31%
32%
32%
32%
18%
18%
*18%
40%
93%
40%
40%
92
92
29
10,600
2P %
54%
40%
*91
29
23,900
88
30%
18%
29
7.300
89%
40%
93%
28%
230
7,400
53%
39%
*91
29
7,100
25
88%
*18%
.
55%
86
24%
53%
29%
7%
7V8
54%
*85
54%
88%
18%
7
60
47%
40Va
93%
38%
116
47%
33%
37%
21 Va
104
105
138%
| 79
40
33%
36
35%
*16%
37Va
29%
37%
7%
'
34%
116
46%
1,800
1,200
37
37%
36%
36%
20%
21%
20%
21
45,500
530
*103
105
*103
105
*105
107
*105
107
♦138
141
137%
60
137%
110
3,250
79%
79
79%
37%
39
38 %
39%
5,700
33%
35%
34%
35%
20,300
34%
35%
35
35%
15,300
33%
35
33%
79%
34 Va
9,800
16%
16%
16%
16%
1,300
35%
35%
34%
35
4,200
29%
29 %
29%
1,100
38%
37%
37%
11,500
7%
4,800
18 %
2,300
17,000
*29
37%
7
*28%
7%
18%
29
7
18 Va
40
'
♦91
28%
40%
93%
29
20
2,300
20
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, July 17, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year I960
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
8
773/4 Jan
30
30 % Dec
253/4 Mar 10
7
84% Sep
37
303/a May 25
29
Dec
NEW
Highest
30% Jan
3
35% Feb
Jan
6
833A Jun
2
33 Ve Feb
16
21
14
80
28
Jan
Jan
8
~8 %
Dec
"l6
42 % Dec
28
24% Jun
16
74 % Jan
96% Jun
26
70
5
83% Jan
Aug 31
18%
77% Jan
20
75
20
81
Feb
35
Apr
9% Jan
3
70% Jan
4
3
133/8 Apr 20
59% Mar 10
45% Dec
16
41% Jan
3
70% May
Nov
14
81
S
87
93% Sep
15
82
8
10
Oct
89% Jan
80
10
May
97
2
8
Jun
15
Merck
Machine
38% May 24
Middle
52
Midland
22
Dec
483A July 25
,
20
30% Jan
22
40
Jan
59% Feb
3
Feb
17
46% Apr 28
93% Jan 10
58
3
Mar 16
May 16
Feb
9
88
Jan
5
95% Dec
8
30
May
2
40% Nov
15
39 % Jan
4
49 % Mar 14
26 % May
16
19% Jan
3
29% May 31
1703A Mar 10
15% Oct
21
123% Feb
8
178% Jun
Oct"~24
60
88
Jun
1
17
Apr
19
33% Jan
31'A Feb
24
38% Aug 31
28
4
July 12
27
37% Jan
4
7
24 % Dec
29
16% July
30
Mar 10
35
Aug 16
6% Jan
6
3% Dec
20
333A Dec
7
293A Jun
15
39
Feb
17
7% Oct
26
17
140
4
Jan
103% May 24
70% Jan 17
109
3%
Feb
6
35 % Jan
3
24
6
45% Apr 11
303/4 Mar 22
3
42% Jun
34% Jan
3% Jan
3
20
15
34 % Jan
22% Sep
1
19% Jan
15% Jan
11
Jan
8
Apr
6
6
5% Mar 27
42 % Jan
&
Minnesota
Power
&
Pacific
4
42% May 15
Missouri
Portland
5
24% Feb
28
Missouri
Public
Jan
3
133/4 Apr
4
Mohasco
Industries
62
Jan
4
87% Mar 23
71
Jan
4
79
6
13% Jan
3
9% Dec
13
13% Jan
11
8'A Apr
14
19% Apr
10%^an
19
11% Aug 22
4
55% Jan
6% Feb
2
9% Jun
29
44 % Jan
20
33% Dec
33 % Jan
3
39
Mar 10
Montana-Dakota
3
38
Jun
12
Montana
39% Jan
30
9
29
8
30
21 % Jan
25
31% Aug 16
31
25
24,
57% Sep
53% Jan
33% July 10
Jan
553/8 july
5
25% Oct
24
10% Sep
29
26 % Sep
28
17
Sep
24
11
343A Mar
14% Jan
27
Oct
3
11% Jan
9
17% Feb
47% Jan
26
60% Oct
26 3/4 July
29 % Apr
10
24% Jan
\
19
98
75 % Jan
May 31
23% Jan
4
Mar
8
3
1
15
37% Feb
16
28 % Apr
20
100
May
8
Class
class
5
16% Jan
4
20% Jan
31
Morrell
Motec
21
17% Oct
47% Dec
30
24% Nov
4
12% Feb
1
Sep
53% Mar
29 %
1
Sep
12
17% Jan
413/8 May 31
M
Mueller
S
1
413/a Mar
8
18'A Apr
59% Mar
4
Natco
1
Jan
3
16% Mar 14
July 18
49% Oct
26
6
20'A Nov
28
44% Jan
24% Dec
20
.81% Dec
13
6
10
26% Jan 27
70% Jan
149
Jan
3% Jan
6
61% Jan
4
25% Jan
3
9
20% Jan
10
31
May
Cash
59% Jan
4
70% Mar 15
National
9
303A May 11
Natl
83 3% Jan
4
92% Feb
49
27
24% Jan
59
Jan
4
88% Dec
98
Oct
10
20
78
Sep
144% Jan
19
5
120% Jan
19
11
Dairy
4%%
National
Fuel
July 14
National
Gypsum
91% May 15
84% Jan
4
97
Apr
3
95% Feb
3
125
Apr
7
Lead
preferred
6 %
preferred
7
24% Dec
21
23% Jan
3
263A Mar 23
National
14
28% Jan
17
32% Jun
80
17
98
22% Jan
20
National
22% July 11
National
Tea
4% Oct
31
13
4
5% Jan
3
10
Dec
24
36
3
14
9
6
Neptune
463A Apr
18
Jan
13
2
21% Jan
3
Aug 30
79% Jan
75% Jan
8
85
May
6
33% May 11
23% May 11
6
14% Dec
29% Mar
8
79% Jan
84
6
63% Jan
75% Mar 22
43% Jan
61 % Jun
31% Jan
6
15% Jan
393% Jun
13
35 3A Jun
25
6% Jan
6
4% Oct
25
12% Jan
5
25
Jan
1% July
7
2% July 10
7
373% Jan
11
11% Jun
15
5
29% Sep
14
28 % Jan
3
4
803% Aug
19
75 3A Jan
39% Aug 17
38 3A Jan
14
69% Mar
7
74% Jan
4
Jan
15
99% Feb
2
20
92% Jan
18% May
5
73
Mar 28
76
Aug 17
803A May 4
88% Aug 18
108
Aug
9
102'A Sep
22
26% Sep
90 % Oct
29
106% Jan
19
11% Mar
4
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23
13% July 12
2
223% July 20
6
49
25
62% Dec
28
26% Feb
17
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6
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20
48% Dec
22
68
Mar 29
32% Sep
6
3
26
5
45 % Jan
17
64
Jan
11
30
Jan
3
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79% Jan
80
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12
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9
82
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83
31
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8
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83
86
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10
87
47
5
72
29
5
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27 % Jan
11
24% Mar 31
52 %
54
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35
5,900
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3,400
27
83% Jan
5
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26
15% Jan
3
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4
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200
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67
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6
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7
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13
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40
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24
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22
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30
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413% Jan
25
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22
72% Jan
65% Jan
6
42
Television__l
&
36% May 10
27
23% May
33% Mar 15
26
47% Aug 22
32% Jan
7
2% Oct
12% Dec
Jun
41%
43%
10%
Inc
Meter
Newberry
3
12
par
10,500
_4
Vulcanized
Neisner
29% Jan
3
Mar
32%
Bros
16% Jun
26
80
32%
1
22% Jan
25 % Jun
32%
5
36% Jan
74
32%
Co
34% May 24
40 3% July 11
793% Aug 19
223% Aug
32%
Corp
1
4
32%
Nautec
24
19% Jan
Jan
5
28
93% Jan
21
36
Natomas
Apr
32%
9%
Co
Theatres
National
10% Apr
4
24
80
27% May 15
29 %
14% Mar
Jan
55
9
5% Jan
Steel
National
1
Nov
VJ
21% Jan
19% Feb
Oct
71
10
15
29
32"%
5
Sugar Ref Co
6
7% J an
32%
.—10
5
18% Jun 29
15% Jan
27% Jun
36,000
Corps
Jun
8
4
293% Jun
3,100
79%
10
20% Jan
29
106%
78%
23%
-
98% Jan
28
142%
106
79%
32%
Co
28% Jan
Nov
141%
106%
78%
5
Service
31
4% July 22
145
106%
81%
*40 %
B
Linen
28
18% Oct
142%
106%
79%
_100
28
18
146%
106
82%
23%
common
14% Oct
17
145%
106%
41
Co
Sep
16% Oct
9 % Apr
147
81%
1951—100
68
Jan
400
106%
23'A
(conv)
National-Standard
National
2,600
146
40%
common
40
Jan
39,500
23%
A
132% Sep
4
28%
23%
:
of
Co
7%
19
8
28
49%
82%
No par
12
4
28%
49%
50 %
106%
1
Co
17% Oct
Jan
28%
1
common
Gas
25% Oct
Jan
29%
40%
preferred
National
154% May 18
129% Jun
8
28%
39%
Corp—
preferred
30% Mar 29
64
149
29%
49%
1
series
3
4
2,300
28%
6.25
Co
;
pfd
3
9
Aug
44%
No par
Chem
7
109% Jan
98%
44%
4%
Products
&
53% May
160
98%
44%
40 %
Register
Distillers
$4.50
99%
44%
Y
1
4%%
5
99
45
29%
50%
4%
Corp
23% Jan
July
99%
45
40 %
:
Co
46% July
21% May 27
49% Oct 19
99'A
49%
4%
Co
Can
25% Jan
400
147
5
National
5
1
45%
50%
100
40%
k.
Acme
National
11
12,800
99%
4%
Co
National Castings Co
National City Lines Inc
11
Jan
37%
48
45%
40%
preferred-:
66% Dec
"30
37%
47
45%
4%
Corp
35% Jan
104
98%-
38
49%
1
Inc
Biscuit
28
37%
106
;
National
263A Feb
*96%
*47
99%
40'A
Inc
85% Mar 30
14 3A Apr
3
104% May
4
33 % Apr 12
3
6
Jan
'50%
98%
4%
Airlines
3
70% Jun
49%
*96%
50%
28%
10
Supply
Corp
7%
38%
*48
5
Aviation
17
38
49%
40%
Co
Co
National
Apr
38'A
49%
99%
10
Corp
National
157
97
38
146
Inc
12
31 % Jan
3
43
NAFI
97
37%
10
180
3
Fuel
National
24% Dec
&
32% Mar 28
4
98 %
81%
Inc
10
12
84%
50%
2.50
Co
26% Jan
Jan
77% NOV 30
&
Munsingwear
27% Feb
*83
45
"
100
Murphy Co (GC)
Murray Corp of America
Jan
157% Aug 12
11% Mar
1
5
84%
50
36%
*46%
•
100
LinesJ—
5
13
12
*96%
*96%
10
*83%
260
1,000 lire
8
47
8
98 %
84%
46,300
2
Feb
4
49% Mar 21
84%
Co
Apr
17
143 % Jan
*83
25
27
17
4
83 %
No par
52
Jun
17% Jan
83
*83%
common
5
54% Jan
32% Aug 22
83%
Co__
18
16
1
*83
5
Jan
44
66% Jun
25
83%
1,800
100
Ward
Brass
Oct
Dec
*83
Co—
Industries
L
Mar 30
10
83
56%
Mining & Chemical—
Wheel
12
25% Apr
95
83
No par
(John)
40
13
*93
83
82%
A_No par
Utilities
Industries
Motorola
26 %
May 22
95
83
49%
100
Chemical
Montgomery
Mountain
22
*93
83
Tool
Moore-McCormick
Motor
21
95
A
Power
20% Mar 17
19% Dec
*93
*93
49%
5
American 1 Shares
,
37% May 19
28% Jan
95
B
Monsanto
3
28
95
Corp
Inc
Machine
9
~7
25
95
preferred
11% Jan
Sep
19
85
100
preferred
4.20%
29% Jan
12% Nov
58%
85
1
Cement
3%%
Montecatini
Feb
50
56%
86%
Co
Service
19% Jan
6% Dec
50
57%
*85
—
class
RR
80% Mar 11
26 % Mar
50
58%
85
RR__
Missouri
12
35% Sep
25,500
49%
Light—No
Fuel
River
Missouri-Kan-Tex
RR
11,000
10%
85
Paper
Development
Monon
29%
10
57
Corp
Monarch
200
80%
28%
59%
Inc
Ontario
23
4
9%
50%
No par
Mission
Mar 28
*78
29%
9%
86
Inc
Mission
73% Mar 29
80%
28%
1
Minnesota
26
1
*78
300
1,200
15,900
58%
Mfg
Oct
Nov
70
87
85 %
preference
&
113/4 Oct
60
85%
60%
10
convertible
Mining
Mississippi
86
5,000
..
87
Philipp Corp
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com 1.50
Minn
36
58%
Chem
15
34
37 % Apr
&
36
87
Corp
Minerals
36
pfd_100
Corp common
preferred
1st
Oil
12
44
6
48% Jan
5%%
Jun
1
49%
50
82%
83%
29%
9%
50%
34%
82%
*82%
80%
9%
5
Enterprises
Midwest
87% Jun
4
80%
Inc.—No par
Utilities
South
86%
29%
Co
Edison 3.90%
Midland-Ross
101% May 24
28% May
35% Jan
Jan
4.45%
85%
9%
100
4
33% Dec
58
25% Mar 16
41
84% July
86%
30%
series—.
98
85%
80%
preferred
3
85"%
Shares
34
83
36
9%
100
24
Jan
36
29%
series-.
Jan
90
36
*79%
preferred
80
36 %
9%
3.80%
14
36
the Week
Friday
July 14
,
34%
34'/8
30%
100
Aug 11
82 %
36
Sales for
Thursday
35
80%
series
Nov
82 %
x34%
9%
preferred
95
PRICES
July 13
30%
3.85%
82
82%
*79%
'
25c>
series
4
82%
85
...
SALE
July 12
12.50
preferred
19
35%
36
16%c
4.35%
10
HIGH
83%
35
No par
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Metropolitan
AND
Wednesday
July 11
35
35%
*82%
3%
common
Mesta
Jan
<
Inc
1
preferred
75 % J an
86
Co
Tuesday
July 10
100
Inc
Co
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
May 27
83% Feb
&
$3.50
Stores
Monday
.
Par
Shoe Corp common
preferred series B
4%
Mercantile
20
45 % Jan
Jan
LOW
STOCK
Melville
May 21
Feb~23
84
13
75% Feb
2
84
39% Apr
903/8 Apr
24% Mar 10
73
YORK
EXCHANGE
34
34
34
34%
34 3/a
34%
341/4
34 3/a
33%
341/4
2,000
,
5
31%
32
*303A
31 %
31
31
31%
31%
31%
31%
1,900
—62%c
52%
53
52%
533/a
53
531/s
52%
53
52%
53%
6,700
Co
Volume
194
Number
6073
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(233)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
AND
HIGH
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Wednesday
July 10
July II
July 12
Par
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
July 13
Friday
the Week
July 14
Shares
o
31% May 17
V Jan
4
38% Sep
94% Sep
35% Jan
3
9
89
Jan
3
42% July 11
95% Feb 23
75% Jan
82
Sep
9
79
Jan
3
83% Mar 20
89
96
Aug
9
93% Jan
3
98
93% Sep
39% Jan
2
90% Jan
13
94
4
36% Jan
5
45
84
86
Jan
Jan
30'/a Aug
28% Mar
16
19
100
Apr
17
Ohio
Oil
16
Okla
Gas
19
44% Jun
17% Mar 15
16
86
32% Mar
29
54% Jan
4
May 25
Feb
40
88% Mar 27
9
15% Jan
42% July
5
39% Jan
17
4
64 % Dec
28
56% Jan
4
24
37% Jan
4
24
18% Oct
20
23 % Jan
12
16% Jun
14
3
21% Apr
15% Jun
15
Dec
75
Jan
25
122% Jun
82% Oct
31
116
17
89% Feb
104
104% Feb
16
120% Apr
26
130% May 31
34% Jan 27
10
23 % Oct
26% Jan
85
11
Jan
12
5
Jan
7
12% Oct
26
11% Jan
5
1
Jun
93
Aug
9
Jun
Jun
87% Jan
98
17% Aug 17
14% Jan
6
13% Jun
6
15% Jan
5
46% Sep
60% Jan
13
2
20% Jan
19
11
51% Jan
11
Mathieson
Olin
Oil
Marine
Overland
Corp
3
42%
43
Corp
American
Cement
Coast
17%
17 3/a
17%
17
52%
52%
52%
51
52
80%
80
80%
79%
18%
19
18%
193/4
19%
20%
21
20%
20 3/a
21
21
*15%
16
*15%
1
88%
89
88%
Corp
17% July
6
15% Jun
26
19
Mar 22
4
17% Jan
3
21% Feb
27
50 3/a Dec
30
40 % Jun
29
563/8 Apr
4
91 3/4 Oct
7
86 % Jan
5
92
8
533/8 Jan
83% Mar 18
39% Apr
67% Sep
1
3 6 % Mar 15
51% Jun
15
21% Oct
4
28 % Jan
4
33% Oct
24
60% Feb
1 % Dec
1
29
Mar
11
Paramount
12
Parke
Apr
10
Parker
29
34% Jan
4
46
Mar 24
Mar 16
3
853/4 Apr
29
1% Jun
26
14% Feb
12
20% Dec
21% Jan
12
24
2% Jan
23
5
19% Jan
3
28
July 11
Nov
17
23 % Jan
9
27
Apr
28
Parmalee
Patino
1,600
2,900
19%
700
66
66 %
66 %
77%
763/a
76%
76%
76
563/4
42%
56'%
56%
55%
56 3/4
55%
423/4
43%
42
42%
41%
41%
160%
159
1611/2
10
32 3/a Jan
3
42% May
Peoples
Stores
4
Pennsylvania
Penn
4.40%
68% Mar 25
39% Jan
3
87% July 14
50% Jan 24
Peoria
17
46 % Jan
4
56 3/a Apr
7
Pepsi-Cola
433A Dec
14
52% Dec
16
43% Jan
12
83% Apr
20
30
Sep
28
41% Dec
5
37% Jan
3
62
Apr
3
92 % Jan
7
95% Mar
7
94% Feb
1
98
May
9
11
153/4 Jan
18
17% May 23
35
Jun
19
49 % Apr
3
Jan
3
30% Jan
3
Mar
93
Jan
12
101
Sep
6
26
Oct
25
49
Jan
6
33% Jan
3
15% Dec
6
38% Apr
8
173/4 Jan
3
60% Dec
29
71
Mar 29
62
Jan
3
5
81
Dec
78% Jan
3
60
Apr
77% Jan
74% Jan
41 % Mar
13% Apr
31% May
20
14
9
29
85
9
Aug 12
793A Jan
65% Apr
25% Jun
86
Jun
May
12
52 3/a Jan
3
60% Apr
14 % Jan
3
20% May 31
44% Jan
4
83% Mar 16
3
6
47
Dec
13
Apr
11
97
Aug
2
94
Feb
3
97
1
1
5
60 3/a Jun
5
29 % Sep
28
Sep
43% Jun
42 3/a Jan
20
39% Jan
10
59% Jun
1
1
253/8 Jan
27% Apr
24
17% Dec
23
Dec
28
123
17% Nov 17
55% Sep
10% Dec
57
Dec
16
3
71
Jan
64% July
5
79% Feb
11
Jan
3
17% May 17
July 14
61
July
65% Jan
18
Jan
,6
113% Oct
5
125
25
Apr
81% Jan
11
45% Oct
4
124% Jan
4
8
72% Dec
20
15% May 10
25% Nov
2
163 % Feb
1
261% Aug 22
16% Dec
6
25% Jan
5
88% Oct
12
95% Jan
11
27
Feb
1
34% Dec
3
47
28
26
9
4
4
15
43% Mar
May
28% Apr
12
75% Jan
83% Oct
130
30
48
9% Jan
114
7
3
Jun
27
55% Jan
5
96% Jan
5
69
Jan
28
12
24
15% May 17
120
Feb
13
77% May 10
130
May 10
Jan
9
90
Mar 20
20% Jan
3
29% Jun
Feb
13
175
17% Jan
88
Apr
33% Jan
73
3
19
3
Mar 15
227
May
series
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
90% Feb
24
105% Jan
30
5.05%
Feb
21
5.28 %
108
49% Aug 19
47% Jan
4
65% Jan
5
74% Sep
13
71
Jan
3
78
20% Jan
7
23% Apr
20
21% Jan
9
23% Apr
41% Feb
20
106
17
May 11
22%' Mar 22
Feb
18
7% Sep
29
11% Feb
11
Feb
25
86% Nov
29% Feb
4
81
123
Aug 25
21
May 17
118% Jan
8
3
62% July
7
22% Mar 29
154% July
14
Jan
7
Mar 29
7
May 12
21
84% Apr
87
May 25
37% Aug 30
33% Jan
42
May
1
Public
Serv
10
37% Jun
24
33% Jan
42
Jun
12
39% Jan
4
33% Jan
39% Jun
14
Pure
26
63% Dec
5
57% Feb
74% Jun
16
Quaker
18
6%
11,000
49
14,600
11,600
59
593/8
593/8
60%
58%
58 3/4
*58%
59%
*95%
98%
*95%
98%
16%
16%
16%
163/a
37%
363A
37
33/4
423%
4
433/3
3%
37%
700
3,400
5,700
3%
2,400
43
43%
36,700
57%
58%
18,300
31%
313/a
13,200
57%
58
57%
58
31%
31%
31%
31
313/s
98 %
993A
98
98
83%
83%
♦83%
843A
*83 %
85
83%
843A
923A
93%
94%
*93
94
*93
94
♦93
94
103
104
♦102
103
*102
103
59%
23%
56%
93
*97
83%
99
280
83%
590
140
*101%
103
60 3/a
59%
60
57%
503/4
57%
58
57%
58%
11,000
23%
23%
233A
22 3/a
23%
22
22%
22%
223/a
22,000
63
63
63%
64
97%
983A
97
973A
6,900
85%
85
85%
290
103
*64
65
63%
63'A
98 3/4
98
98%
85
84%
85
150
100
63%
97%
99
98
100
85
85
X85
100
81%
81%
*80%
81%
*80%
81%
81
81
79
80%
410
5
59%
60
59%
59 3A
59 %
593/4
59 %
593A
593/a
59%
19,700
1
—
63%
5
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
3,900
57%
58
57
58%
57 %
4,000
96
*95
*85
280
57%
57
57%
No par
*95
96
•95
96
95
95
1
49
49%
49
49%
48%
49
47
48
473A
49%
6,600
_2
55
553A
52%
53 %
52%
53
52
52 %
513/4
52 3/a
9,000
22%
22%
213/4
22%
21%
213/4
*213A
22
213/4
213A
2,100
85
85
*85
86 %
*85
86%
♦85
86%
*83
86
*83
86
*83
86
♦83
86
16
16
_No par
_
*85
86%
*83
86
57%
96
16%
16%
153/4
153/4
127%
1
Co
*95
.
577/a
15%
10
153A
153A
15%
20
2,200
127%
*127%
128%
128%
126
127%
*124%
127%
23
23%
23%
24 %
23%
24
23
23%
23%
23%
5,300
66%
67%
66
66%
64%
65%
64%
65
64%
65%
14,200
13%
4,500
13%
13%
48%
48%
13%
•47
13
13%
13 %
13%
48
48
47
47
*46
49
48
48
48
13%
133/4
13%
13%
48
*13%
13%
13%
13%
68 %
118
68%
115
*115%
♦67%
113
118
68
113
*48
13%
116
68
113%
84
84%
82%
83%
82'A
26%
26%
26%
26%
25%
184%
189%
20%
184
187
41
80
48
48
*115%
13%
13%
49
*113
128%
48%
*48
75
2.50
5
1
184
113'A
116
116
68%
66 3/a
1133A
114%
116
67%
115
*114
66%
*114
40
47%
600
2,500
20
116
66 3/4
1,600
230
116
83%
2,200
26 3/a
24%
25%
24%
25%
12,800
190'A
184%
186'A
182%
186%
19,700
83
82%
82%
82%
400
20%
20%
20%
20 %
20%
93%
93%
933A
933/4
933/4
♦933/4
41%
40%
41%
39%
40%
39%
40
9,400
86%
87
85%
87
39,600
20%
100
94%
80
78%
79%
67,700
543A
54%
54%
54%
55 %
24,600
com—No par
100
100
100
100
100
29%
29%
30
29%
293A
293/4
293/4
29%
29%
1,800
*83
84%
*83%
85
*83
83%
83
83
*82
83
*83%
85
83%
83%
♦83%
85
85
♦84
85
86
86%
86%
*86%
863A
Co
86%
No par
10
Co of Colorado
86
*102%
106
103%
*102%
106%
106%
61%
61%
79
•83%
863A
863/4
863/4
10
10
270
863A
103
103
103
103
103
102%
103
106 %
106%
106%
106
106%
106
106
61%
61
613A
603%
110
860
61%
of Ind com—No par
61%
*73%
74
*73%
74
*73%
74
733/a
733/8
*73
74
100
25
25
100
*21%
22%
*21%
22%
*21%
22%
*21%
22%
*213/4
22%
21%
21%
*213/a
21%
*213/8
21%
*213/a
213A
154%
150%
152%
151%
8,200
22%
21%
♦150
61%
151
61
151-%
153
♦148
,
152
30
600
620
10%
10
10%
10
10%
87%
*86
87%
*86
87%
12,400
10'A
10%
10%
10%
86
86
86
86
397/a
40%
39%
40%
39%
40%
39%
40
39%
40%
4,200
No par
40%
41%
40%
41%
41
41%
40%
41
40%
41%
8,300
5
37%
38%
37%
38
37%
373/4
37 %
37%
37
37%
19,200
72%
4,600
Industries Inc common—5
—No par
preferred
Pullman
2
43%
87%
44
48%
57%
58'A
•
_No par
Puget Sound Power &
27% Jun
42%
4
84
*42
993A
50c
preferred
preferred
4.16%
preferred
4.80%
preferred
30% Oct
4
48%
31
*101%
4.32%
$4.75
62%
59
83%
44
48%
98%
983/4
3
(conv)
58
59
83
*42
31 %
30%
100
3%%
Publicker
44
98%
57%
_No par
preferred. _No par
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.30%
3
823/4
49%
373/4
100
$1.40 div preference
4.08%
preferred
28
48 3/a
29%
85% Mar
10
813A
•42
51%
87%
87
Jan
82
44
80
3
Jan
2,400
54%
3
86
41%
87
Jan
102
41%
80
82
104% Jun
413/4
87%
83% Jan
7
413A
54%
12
Sep
41%
79%
3
90
41%
54
Jan
105% Aug 19
42%
79%
28
14
25,000
87%
29% Sep
12
690
13%
79%
8
Jan
96%
13%
87%
26% Mar
98
96%
133/s
54%
Public
84% Dec
953/a
13%
53%
Public Service
May
4.18%
95%
13%
79
May 16
56
6
96%
13%
Elec & Gas com_No par
Apr
88
1
95%
4%
(NY)
610
97%
13%
37
Gamble
93
3
21
6,800
99%
38
*20%
11
Feb
600
30%
983A
43%
x93%
Jan
30% Apr
38%
29%
99%
4%
94%
64% Jan
Aug 30
38%
30
973A
43%
41%
43
87% Aug 17
39
29%
993/4
4%
20%
30
86
39
30
97%
43%
94%
30
5
39
29%
41
41%
&
*38%
4%
12.50
5,800
30%
99%
43%
Co
Serv
39
373/4
20%
Procter
37%
5
10
&
36%
16%
.
26
373/4
16%
373/4
*25%
37%
16%
5%% sf pref-100
Potomac Electric Power Co
10
Poor
44% Dec
19
49%
26
38%
16%
Porter Co Inc (HK)
69% Dec
78% Jan
81%
*42
*25%
x37%
16%
Corp
9
80% Jan
500
38%
1
Co_
22% Mar 30
4
52%
43%
37%
*38'/a
29%
98%
95%
13%
42
26
97%
16%
convertible preferred
$3.50
Polaroid
17
*25%
*95%
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc—1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virgina
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Pittston
Co
(The)
common
1
11
Jan
26
64%
100
Forgings
36% Mar
52
17,600
97%
Coke & Chem Co com_10
8
17
27%
59%
preferred
preferred
Plough
Inc
Plymouth Oil
45% Apr
2 6 3/4
62%
_
convertible
6
12
27%
59%
common.
96
Jun
263A
*95'/a
100
_
18% Jan
8
27%
97%
_
Pillsbury Co common—
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc—
124% Jan
Aug 31
27%
64%
preferred series A
Inc common.
3.90%
3
38% Jan
28
59
_
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
14% Jan
132
5,900
33 %c
_
_
preferred
19% May 20
80% Jan
9% Sep
4%
$5
21
2%
62%
Morris
$4.80
Apr
2%
5
Reading Corp
33/4%
Philip
88
18% Mar 16
2%
58%
_
common
preferred
Corp
88% Mar 21
22% Jan
15
Philco
3
6
Nov
59
Co
18
18
Inc_
Corp__
Electric
30
4
2%
*95%
Co Inc.
&
44
51%
1
Co
Phelps-Dodge
3A Jan
28
29
6
27
383/a
2%
100
_
Phila
82 % Jan
Jan
Permutit
Brewing
(Chas)
80 % Jan
Aug
93
13% Dec
Pfizer
8
88
79
2
Jun
Pfaudler
Pfeiffer
823/4
82
*42
*25%
1,500
38 3/a
2%
.No par
Corp
common
preferredPetroleum Corp of America.
22
813/4 Nov 10
Dec
58% July
Co
26
*45%
42%
37
38%
29%
97%
94%
13%
41%
25
Co_
4% %
Phila &
77% Jan
'
Pet Milk
26
6
73
Perkin-Elmer
4.68%
28
27%
33 %c
8
Dec
27%
100
Coke-
Ry
Co
preferred
preferred
433A Feb
91
Eastern
4.30%
8
27%
5
Inc
Light &
Gas
&
1
18% Sep
54
Peoples
19
12
38
100
100
10
preferred
5
38
No par
com
preferred
4.40%
3.80%
67% May 18
102
30
80% Aug 29
104% Mar
39
Corp—1
Sand
Light
Drug
50'% Jun
Apr
&
series
15
85
39
2%
3
preferred
29
98
Glass
Power
4%%
34 % Jan
3
39
2'A
*38%
23/a
650
7
91% July
5
100% Jan 23
39%
4,500
Corp
Jan
80 % Jan
39%
2%
15,000
45
1
26%
44%
7
8
26
433A
RR
Sep
26%
44
Pennsylvania
96
26%
43%
2
6
263/4
44
16% Mar 28
13
26%
43%
97% Jun
Jan
263/4
1
3
84% Jan
26%
44
Co
Chemicals
37% Nov
75
27
50
(JC)
5
103% Mar 29
36,700
27
93
5,100
113/a Jan
3
2,000
34 %
46%
90% Jan
13
73%
33%
*91%
45%
5
29
73%
343/s
46 %
17 % Jan
96% Jan
74%
34
46%
5
46% Jan
73%
34%
47
5
30 % Jun
74%
34%
8,200
*46%
6
2
74%
34%
93
46
preferred
conv
23
6
74%
34'A
*91 %
46
4.68%
Inc
31% Feb
.'
73%
35
93
47%
43%
38%
39
30
98%
95%
13%
42
Fruit
41% Jun
99% Sep
83 3A Sep
75
25
-.
101% Jun
57% Jan
74%
34%
5
preferred—
Ford.
&
3
7
*91%
2,500
Penick
9
8
93
No par
common
95% Jan
873A Jan
26,000
93
2.50
Enterprises
263/t Jan
43% Mar
40%
*91%
1
Co
283/4 Sep
7
973/4 Aug 24
94% Aug 31
43% July
7
65% May 16
343/8 May 15
40%
16%
28%
Pennsalt
20
31,500
40%
55%
27
5% May 25
18%
40%
18%
39% Apr
;
18
41%
16
18%
3
23
17%
-40%
18%
Penney
21
18%
41%
183A
28
'
17%
40%
*91%
19%
5
5% Jan
18%
41%
No par
Transportation
&
17%
163/a
17%
16%
18%
40%
;_1
Corp
16%
18%
par
100
Co
16%
1
Inc
Line__No
18%
37% Apr
28% Jan
„
4,900
12,000
19%
7
38% Jun
7%
18%
19
Sep
21
490
7%
173/4
19VA
45
2% Dec
159
19
8
263/a Mar 14
7%
17%
159
5
38% Aug
16% Jan
11,200
159
common
49% Apr
44% Jun
13 % May 17
41%
Co
4
62 3A Jan
16%
10,100
41%
Penn
41% Jan
66% May 16
163A
7%
22,000
58
27%
9
8
17
76%
55%
Sep
4
7%
18%
75%
553/4
56%
48
30% Nov
71/3
igy8
13,700
76%
56%
28%
29
18
16%
73A
l93/4
67%
28%
Jun
10% Oct
16
70c
7%
19
23
663/8
56
41
85% Jan
7%
20%
*21%
57'A
23% May
4
7%
19%
159
66%
28%
3
54 3A Feb
1
50c
Corp
159
23
57
15% Jan
27
161%
76%
66%
28%
22
32% Mar 10
158%
,
*21
57%
18% Jun
22
55%
42
66"%
28%
20
Dec
76%
66%
23
57
Sep
36
25
No par
com__14 2/7
*21%
28
15
Jan
V 65
23
57%
28%
33
89
110
28%
22
25% Jan
96%
*25
57%
273/4 Jun
30 3/4 Mar 31
•95
6,100
1
58% July
4
22% July 25
27% Oct 28
3,500
3.50
49% May 16
31% Jan
14
1,900
31
Corp
14
1
9
96%
91
115
30%
Cement
60% Dec
Nov
6
96%
90%
113%
Penn-Dixie
Mar 15
24
27
97
303A
13%
Airways
Peabody Coal Co
5% conv prior
44
Feb
*95%
90%
115
4,600
*21%
Proof
Mines
30 3/4
1,190
16
89%
23
Pipe
&
Rust
90 3/4
114%
31
89
*21%
Pictures
Davis
91
116
*15%
21
preferred
443/4 Apr
21
16
893/4
19
Sulphur—
East
18
21
89
133/4
100
World
33% July 14
23% Jan
6
21
*15%
20%
Electronics
American
4%
21
16
89%
193/a
Consolidated
Amer
128,800
133/4
Corp
&
Pan
20%
203A
Electric
&
Pan
19%
1,700
193/8
preferred-.
Panhandle
17,400
133/4
5
23% Jan
783/4
20%
141 % Jan
8
78%
19%
14%
2
24
79%
19%
19
Teleg
Jun
4,100
783A
193/4
21%
Corp
163/a Apr 28
80%
19
Telep
40
51%
i33/4
Gas
Tin
17%
*50%
21
Lighting
Pacific
61,100
17%
51%
25
Finance
Packard-Bell
46%
17%
19
Pacific
8% May 16
263/8 May 15
45%
17%
X50%
30'A
98
2,800
14
Pacific
3
96%
22%
22
90
115
31%
98
*96
5
91%
115
31
900
36%
213A
Pacific
July 14
91
114
31%
463/4
163/4
88
36%
19
85% Mar 21
5% Jan
92
114
30%
883A
46%
16%
*86%
14
58
July 14
48% Apr
4
17
114
15
*15%
36%
3,700
213/4
3
4
91%
com—6.25
16
89%
17 3/a
163A
88
363/8
17,100
14
3
12
46%
163/4
*86%
100
i
19%
23
Jan
46%
43
*92%
13%
Jan
7% Jan
47
42
42%
93%
»183/8
30% Jan
39
46%
42%
43%
330
93%
42%
42%
360
1,090
1
73% Jan
Oct
46%
*92%
41%
13,000
Aggregates Inc_5
52
12
46%
78%
common
16
4% Oct 26
19% Oct 25
5
1
52%
preferred
6%
36%
17%
Corp
&
Co
28
3
88
36%
30c
Co
30
Apr
17%
*86 %
36%
No par
Pacific
177
*16%
36 3A
10
common
53% Sep
Feb
163A
88
36%
1
32 % Jan
145
163A
*86%
36%
3.125
77
23
17
88
*86%
7.50
Utilities
26 % Mar 10
130% Feb
17
20
60
May 11
46% Mar 8
Dec
96
42%
100
Pacific
Pacific
96
42%
Corp
Co
Pacific
May 12
96
43 %
Gas
Glass
Paper
3
70
95%
43%
preferred
5%
80%
923/4
preferred
15
Mar
93
92%
79%
42%
Fiberglas
22% May 17
'25% May 31
18
*92
41%
92%
80
923A
(The)
Owens-Illinois
$5
93
40%
93%
42
Corp
Owens-Corning
4%
96
79%
43%
Co
Oxford
96
42
93%
No par
Outboard
3
96
41%
931/2
81
common_5
Co
& Rockland
Elevator
Outlet
95%
42%
42%
Chemical
Gas
&
81
100
Natural
Olin
Otis
*92%
42%
preferred
4.24%
preferred
5
July 11
243/i Jun
17
May
Apr
34% May
18% May 11
22 %
17
102% Mar 22
18% Jan
18% Mar 18
28
15% Jan
86
Electric
Orange
May 12
80% July 11
28% Feb 20
18% July 12
16% Jan
&
59
4
35% Nov 29
*92
41 3A
93%
81
95%
95%
423%
92%
81
41%
4%
Oklahoma
41%
92 %
81
No par
Co_
36% July 10
48% May 19
20% Apr 28
14
36% Mar
Oct
preferred
12
19
15
4.44%
33"% Jan
Jan
19% Oct
21
41%
92%
*80
100
Feb
16% Apr
87
40%
15
llOO
___100
15
33 % Dec
common
preferred
21
83% Jun
Co
preferred
preferred
4.56%
Dec
24% May 10
37% Aug
4
Edison
4.40%
3.90%
3
16% Sep
36
Jan
15% Dec
May
Ohio
Inc
Light Co—10
Oil
10%
*86
30
Q
42
Jan
125% Jan
26
Mar
For
11
8
136
footnotes,
Aug 18
27% Nov
14
see page
131
17
Jan
13
26% Jan
4
24.
142% Apr
31
Apr
1
Oats Co common
preferred
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
5
100
10
•'
68%
•139
29%
69%
141
29%
69%
•139
29%
70 3A
140
29%
72
139
29%
73 %
140
29%
71
73
71
*139
141
139
29 %
29%
29%
139
.
29%
70
1,600
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(234)
.
.
.
Monday, July 17, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCK
YORK
AND
HIGH
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Tuesday
July 11
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Ju:y 10
\
July 12
Par
Sales for
Thursday
the Week
Friday
July 13
Shares
July 14
R
46% Oct
74
4
67 % Jan
18
Apr
49% Jan
16
65% May
8
783/a Apr
25
70% Jan
23
18 % July 14
~
Dec
15"% Sep
2
57 y2 Jan
4
88% Feb
6
15
15 % Jan
11
21% Apr
6
Jan
6
17 % Jan
4
183/4 Jan
Corp
Ranco
Inc
5
33 Va Feb
8
28% Jan
20
58%
72%
72%
72%
72 3/o
723/8
1,400
19%
19%
19
19%
18%
19
6,900
No par
71%
71%
71%'
71%
70%
71
(.9 %
70%
683/4
69%
1,300
21
Red
14
Reed
9
11% Mar 22
17% July 12
25 y8 Feb
1
11 %
Owl
12% Jan
3
20 % Apr
38
16
Jan
3
28% May 10
Reeves
17'/2 Oct
24
28% Jun
16
19
Jan
4
25
8
Reichhold
16% Jan
6
20% Apr
7
Reliable
47% Jan
4
191/4 Mar 17
May
66 %
Jun
23
37% Oct
24
563/a Jan
21
43 y4 Jan
3
371/8
Sep
26
44% Jan
17
42% Jan
4
57
110% Oct
♦16
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
161/4
16
16%
16%
*23
23%
23%
>23%
22%
23%
22
22%
21%
22
21%
20% >20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
1
76i/2 Jan
56% Jun
5
47
Jan
3
49% Jan
30
Feb
13
131% Jun
85
5
91 % Jan
2
83
Aug
Mar
3
8
87
23% May
Oct
31
26% Jan
4
13% Jan
3
1% Dec
30
2% Jan
4
1% Jan
78 '/a Jan
3
12
.84
19
Dec
42
6
Dec
69
Jan
135% July 10
3
8
108% Apr
10
.45%
46%
45%
47%
44
44%
43%
44%
443/4
451/8
15,500
15
15%
14%
15
14%
14%
1.%
14%
14%
145/s
20,600
19%
19%
19%
19%
18%
19%
18%
18%
19
19
60
59%
60 34
58%
597%
57%
58 34
48%
48
48
48
48
47
473/4
24
28% Jan
27
2% Dec
19
33 % Nov
3
62%
64
60%
62
60%
62
61%
62%
27,700
49%
50%
43%
50%
50
51 %.
49%
50%
21,500
46%
31,800
4% '/c
Reynolds
<RJ>
Tobacco
Richardson-Merrell
Oil
Richfield
Paper
3% Feb
9
Roan
47% Jun
5
Robertshaw-Fulton
40
Antelope
5%%
52
Jun
Apr
21
50
Jan
43% Jan
19
21
28
26% Jan
23 y2 Jan
3
29% May 10
Rochester
27
Dec
2
38% Jan
27% Jan
4
35% May
600
Dec
28
500
May
16
Rohn
4%
17% Jan
9
27% May
5
Rohr
22
12% Jan
13
Ronson
16% Jan
3
23% May
24% May
8
8
5
Roper
16
87
5
20% Dec
16
14
13% Sep
14% May 12
21% Jan
Oct
25
21% Jan
13
31% Dec
1
46% Jan
11% Oct 25
21% Mar
12 % Apr
5
31% Oct
24
42
3
17
May
14 »/4 May
30% Dec
171/4
5,900
1%
19,500
44%
45%
44%
44%
43%
10
2.50
1
30%
31%
30%
31
30%
37%
38
37%
37%
37%
37%
com—1
46%
3%
3
_
3%
3
47%
*46
25
-
46%
47%
*48
51%
52
3
47%
*48
1%
1%
82%
84%
83
44%
43%
433/4
43%
30 %
30%
30%
30%
37
37
37
3%
31/8
3
47%
46%
52
13%
*48
3%
471/8
45%
53
*47
85
11,800
43%
•
9,700
30 5/8
3,600
37
1,200
25,700
3%
46
6,400
53
48%
49%
49%
49%
48%
49%
4,200
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
5,100
5
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
35%
343/4
35%
34%
343/4
9,600
Corp
"
100
1
Corp...
20
1
11
Royal
2
13% Jan
26
19% Apr
18
14% May 31
12% Feb
3
16% May 17
Jan
22
36% Jan
3
Oct
19
10% Mar 15
46% Apr
14% Jan
6
26% Jun
23
18% Jan
24% May
33% Sep
19
14 % July 14
Petroleum
Royal McBee Corp—:
20%
X20
20%
*90%
23%
19%
559 %
560
92
562
*90%
24%
23%
20
19%
92
552
*90%
23%
23%
193/4
560
700
92
24i/4
16,660
10,oUO
19%
20
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
21%
22
22
22%
21%
21%
*21%
21%
21%
21%
*21 %
21%
21%
21 %
600
32%
33 %
32%
32%
32%
32%
31%
32 %
31%
32%
76,800
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/8
137%
133/a
133/4
12,000
*
13%
13%
41
1
_
41%
5
No par
21%
—2.50:
Co
*11%
v
13%
\pt'
.
12
13%
40%
16%
Ryder System Inc
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24%
24%
553
*21%
—1
Inc
Co
92
20 g
.1
Co
Dutch
Ruppert (Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical
*90%
24%
23%
560
553
92
*90%
1
1
Corp
43% Apr
568%
565
20
common
29
'
17%
1%
86%
49
31% Jun
9
17%
1%
26%
4
22% Mar 16
17%
17%
85
Royal Crown Cola Co.:
30
17%
17%
17%
800
600
48%
18
Ruberoid
85%
1%
Corp
Rubbermaid
851/4
26%
25% Apr
7
84V2
48%
8
19
84%
*84%
26%
15
9% May
85
85
6,100
27,500
48%
Feb
18
133
86%
preferred series A
(Geo D)
129
47%
___10
Co
Aircraft
130%
1%
Telephone Corp
& Haas
7
Sep
15
Jan
90% July
89
12% Apr
9% Apr
670
127%
47%
Elec Corp—No par
Rochester Gas &
2
4
Jan
82
2
133%
-1.25
Controls
Rockwell-Standard
5
12014
129%
85%
convertible preferred
19
25
Oct
47%
IL'0%
1%
Mines
Copper
38 % Oct
47%
121
85%
Inc__
4534
121
1 %
x
46%
47%
121%
84%
Corp
3
46
47%
120%
*84%
18%
48%
1,800
135%
132%
84%
■;
47%
24,100
122%
122
135%
17%
1
Company
10
84
49%
47% 'V 47%
47%
124
132%
5s
Corp.
Riegel
48%
'
47%
No par
Selection
2% Jan
Mar 23
Co
*48
49%
49%
123%
100
Trust
Manufacturing
Rhodesian
5
com
series
41% Oct
780
—wlOO
pref
3.60%
Preferred
Rheem
2nd
conv
Ritter
5
2,600
50%
50% Mar 13
21
250
64%
51% Apr
Feb
700
1,200
>
50%
34% May 10
Jun
>.
58%
63%
3
50
58
1
3
50
60
Chemical Co—2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
4%% preferred series A__
50
32% Feb
Apr
*58%
*183/4
60%
&
59%
19
19
48%
33% Jan
4% Jan
55
>
x55%
59%
Corp
Brass
&
25% Jan
52 y2 July
21
—1
50c
10
^10
5
f
19
48
Steel
Copper
43% July 14
23% Oct
800
60
Republic
May 31
1% Mar 23
191/4
60
Republic-Aviation
Corp—
Republic Corp common
$1 convertible preferred.-
5
6
7,300
60
Co
Inc
117
20%
*58%
Drug
5
700
1,000
59%
Rexall
23
94'/2 Dec
21
Conv
Eng
19
1,800
,
59%
Corp__
&
19
.
543/4
Revlon
Sep
>
vT
273/8
59% Apr
Jan
64 3/4
*54
79% May 17
48
717/8 Jan
2,600
64
50c
Elec
Revere
3
3,200
11
No par
Chemicals
May 23
149
27
55V8 Jan
4
3
183%
11
*27%
18% May 11
65% Mar
18
55%
22
62
6$&-
8%
.
,
>'
271/4
6
9
633/4
:
54%
3
3
64
64
83/4
2,%
11
37% Mar
11%
8%
27%
10% Jan
53% Jan
18%
11
55%
14% Jan
4
18
11%
27
27% Jan
22
8%
18%
27%
151/4 Aug 23
50% Jan
66
65
8%
17%
'11%
56%
113/4 July 11
783/4 Jan
11%
19
311/4 Aug 29
6
3,400
19
1
27%
20
28
8 3/8
8%
18%
11%
56%
25
333/4 Sep
9
18%
71/2 Feb
48 % Dec
67%
d
v
27%
19% Mar 14
May 17
11%
4.600
57%
12% Jan
51% May 10
25,500
18
18%
66% Mar
7
13,800
37%
17%
27%
5
57
20 s/8
37%
57%
56y2 Jan
1
20%
38
5
Mar 14
Apr
173/4
20%
371/4
10
Reliance
52 % Jun
19
11%
Reliance
67
17%
20%
38%
Mfg Co common
5
preferred 3%% series__100
7
13
1
1
17%
20%
Co
Stores
Apr
4
8%
,
17%
20%
37%
s
8%
•
No pax-
Bit
Bros
49% Jun
68% Jan
27i/2 peb
21
39%
19
32,900
20%
17%
20%
.20%
8%
18%
58 3/i
38% >. 39%
18
17%
20%
38%
■
Inc___
Roller
22% Mar 15
1
18
43Ve Dec
61%
Inc
Stores
~~6
7
57 %
72%
19%
69 % Jun
3
43% Jun
Jan
15"% Dec
57%
72%
19%
,
28% Jan
20
28
60%
72%
20 %
18
3
22% May 15
1
Dec"
59
72%
19%
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International Inc
Rayonier Inc
151/2 Nov
12%
60% ,61
72%
15% Jan
8% Jan
5
11% Dec
60%
2.50
'i
3.33 %
1
Raytheon Co
5
Reading Co common
50
4% hon-cum 1st prefered
50
4% non-cum 2nd preferred____50
35% Jan
5,
20% Dec
com_No par
No par
of America
$3.50 1st preferred
July 11
63% July 14
4
53% Jan
20
814 Dec
19
28
25
30 % Oct
23
2214 Jun
29
15% Dec
56
23% Feb
Apr
70
7
Radio
74% May 15
9
41
*12
22%
12%
13 %
13%
13%
40%
40%
40'%
*12
900
13%
13%
13 3/a
1,300
40%
40%
403/4
2,100
12%
12
12
113/4
113%
300
22%
23%
21%
22%
21%
22
213/4
22 i/8
6,900
16%
16%
15%
16%
15%
15%
14%
15%
18,200
q .cn
r
-H.1
7. T
.
v'-.tfH'jub&T'..
-cr- '
32% Oct
40% Apr
7
36% Jan
49% July 14
88% Aug
24
May 27
80
9
86
Jan
90 y2 Mar 15
Apr
8
Feb
26
26% Jan
NOV
4
259
24% Sep
29% Apr
15
19
32
37% Sep
7
14 y2
30
22% Jan
18
8
79% Feb
19
30% Oct
26
55% Jan
4
33
Jan
3
Jan
7
July 13
92
Jan
4
238
Sep
69 % Mar
88
12
24% Jan
Mar 14
7
93
35% Mar 30
St
33% Jan
9
38% Jun
5
St
15 y2 Jan
3
19 Vb Apr
10
70 %, Jan
31% Sep
3
5
79
7
100
May 25
7
10% May 16
30 y4 Jan
7% Jan
14
14% Jan
3
Apr
40% Feb
27
39% Feb
16
3
14 Vb
Apr
20
3
22
May 10
13% Dec
12
21% Apr
19% Oct
31
37% Jan
8
21% Jan
3
34% May
5
Feb
10
8% Jan
3
11
8
46% May
8% May
6
11
42% Oct
25
81% Jun
17
Oct
18
50% Feb
4
36
7% Nov
1
16% Feb
17
93% Jun
9
41% Jan
3,
4
85
15
Aug
58% Jun
16
8% Jan
8
77
3
Jan
38
15
17% Feb
Jan
72
May 27
81
Jan
4
16
Oct
31
30
Jan
15
66% Jan
26
71% Jun
15
70
Feb
4"% Dec
28
8% Jan
38% Jun
14
29% Sep 29
20 % Apr
5
24% Aug 22
18% Sep
22
11
4
97
3
27% May 31
21
73% May 11
5
Jan
3
27
Jun
16
.
21% Jun
41
Jan
4
59
Jun
23
54
19% Jan
25
10 % Nov
28
11
Oct
25
16
Jan
4
90
Jan
4
100
Oct
7
May 10
Jan
87
44% Feb
-
14 Vb Mar 10
116
73 y4 Jan
12
May 17
30% Nov
1
17
3
16% Jan
92% Aug 19
13
May
15
Jan
22
5
31% Jan
81 y2 May
10
9
May 19
May 22
37 y4 Feb
24
29% Mar 21
30
Jun
13
Joseph Lead Co
Light
Joseph
St L
San
Fran
5
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
San Diego Imperial Corp
1
Sangamo Electric Co
5
Schenley Industries Ihc com
1.40
Convertible
preference
1.35c
Schering Corp common
;
1
5% convertible preferred
30
31%
31%
37%
37%
37%
37%
34%
483/4
*87%
*280
31%
37%
17%
17%
17%
17%
73
72
72
31%
*37%
17%
73
35
99
*97
99
881/4
74
*72
35
31%
.
49%
350
33%
*97
34 3/a
99
33%
*97
17%
*72
33%
99
3o%
*97
49 3/a
15,500
89
910
3o0
31%
6,900
38
800
17%
I
33%
20,900
99
32%
32
32%
313/4
32
313/4
32
31%
321/4
11%
11%
113/8
11%
11%
12%
11%
121%
11%
12
17%
18%
173/4
18
17%
173/4
17%
18
18
18%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
2y
29'A
28%
29
10 %
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
> 10
10%
10
10%
1,200
56%
57%
55%
56%
55%
56 3/a
bo%
5d%
55%
56 3/8
23,600
41
41
41%
42%
41%
*40%
41%
403/4
403/4
1,100
9%
4,300
93/4
10
9%
*41
9%
10
7%
7%
7%
7%
20
28%
29%
28%
28%
27%
28
28
28'/a
27%
23 %
23%
23%
23%
23%
2J %
23%
23%
23%
5
5
27
27%
27
27
263/4
263/4
26%
26%
*26%
39%
40%
39%
39%
39%
39%
38%
39
39
—3
70
70 3/4
70%
7'0%
69%
70%
68 3,4
69%
68%
4,900
73,300
2,400
14,800
28
—1
23%
Seaboard
RR Co
Line
Air
Finance
Seaboard
Seagrave
common
Co
Corp__
;
Falls
Sealright-Oswego
Servel
Sears
Roebuck
$5.25
common
.l
preferred
;
io:j%
107%
109
107%
9%
1083/4
107%
77
*76
77
*76
94
*92
94
*92
9%
109
9%
107%
109
6,500
79
x77
94
94
x94
94
:
23%
24%
23%
24%
233/4
24%
233/4
24%
233/4
24%
11,900
*73%
75%
*73%
75%
*73%
75%
*73%
75'%
*73%
75%
*77%
15
102
*100
153/a
16%
16%
16%
1
'
7%.
15%
14%
1
Co
Rubber
Inc
Corp
Co..
&
200
32
9%
Co
4,600
-
73%
107%
Seiberling
102
88%
*280
1
Inc
Paper
20"% Apr
97% Jan
34%
48%
89
32%
17%
17%
74
♦97
49 3/8
350
37%
37%
17%
♦72
49'
*87%
*280
No par
$3.40 preferred
!
No par
$4
preferred
No par
Scovill Mfg Co common
25
3.60%
preferred
100
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
1
Schick
Scott
12
4
100
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
11% Jan
Jan
5%
350
31 %
31%
37%
Power—No par
&
88
*280
350
31
48%
87%
87%
86%
*280
Ry Co com—No par
Preferred series A
40%. Apr 20
71% July
7
15% Mar
1
Feb
1.66%
100
100
10
Safeway Stores common
4% preferred
4.30% conv preferred
48%
483%
47%
*100
16%
100%
*143/4
15%
*101
73/4
15%
77
94
7%
15
16
*92
7%
15
15
102
*
*101
15%
102
(6
7%
15
15
*101
77
50
73/8
80
4,500
1
14,300
9,000
393/8
:
2,800
691/4
23,400
27%
1,900
151/4
1,800
15%
16,000
102
29
5
12% Jun
27
14% Mar 31
43% Jan
11
29% Dec
9%
9%
*93/4
10%
10
10
37% May 12
7% Sep
19 % Dec
40
Mayl8
Shamrock Oil & Gas
No par
_2.50
1
40%
40%
40%
41
40%
41
40%
40 %
40 3/4
40%
10,200
21
31
May 17
Sharon
Steel
No par
23%
24
23%
24%
233/4
241/8
233/4
23%
23%
233/4
2,400
8% Jan
May 25
14% Apr
Jan
3
12
20% Jun
27
30 % Apr
28
43
Jan
4
38 y4 Jan
6
17% Sep
15
23%Jan
4
16% July 10
31% Feb
46% Mar
19
28
6
Industries
Shahmoon
Inc
Corp
(Frank G);
29
21%
15% Sep
12
20% Jan
23% Oct
24
43
4
23%
23
:
23 3/„
22%
23
22 3
23
22%
22%
4,200
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
39%
40'%
39%
40%
19,500
16%
16 3/4
16%
163/4
16%
163/4
16i/2
16%
16%
163/4
Jun
4
19% May 21
Sheller
16% Feb
14
21%" May 10
Sheraton Corp
19
34
Siegler Corp
'
Signode Steel Strapping Co.
1
26% Jun
29
31% Sep
1
28
Jan
3
54
6
42% Jan
4
Sep
26
70 y4 Jan
3
69
26% Mar 24
Jan
94 y2 Jan
4
Nov
23
47
37
Feb
13
29
Sep
53% Oct
55% Jan
4
38% Jan
3
31
33
68% Dec
22
63% Jan
11
4
of America.
Simonds Saw &
49% Apr
Simplicity Pattern Co.
45% May
27
Simmons Co
4
Singer
Oil
Sinclair
5
Skelly
Smith
(A O)
2
55
44% Jan
3
6
53% Jan
11
28% Jun
19
25
18% Feb
26
12 y2 Jan
4
20% Oct
24
28% Mar 23
23% Jan
3
46
% Jan
4
38% Jan
3
48% May 19
Socony
9 % Mar 10
13% May 26
9 % May 25
South
Amer
57
South
Carolina
38% Oct
11
64% Jun
15
34% Jun
2
42% Jan
5
4% Jun
67% July
3
37% Apr 11
31% May 10
36% Jun
7
Smith-Corona
62 %
Smith
July 11
10
7% Dec
30
Jan
12
46% Dec
30
44 V4 Jan
9
45% Jan
28
51% Oct
18
49
Jan
25
22% Jun
21
28% Dec
19
27% Jan
3
21
11
15% Jan
3
3
27 y4 Jan
11
30 % Jun
6
15%(Jan
4
22 % Apr
10
65
Jan
4
34
14
May 10
25
Dec
15
12% Nov
7
56 Vb Feb
17
39 % Jan
Jan
30% Feb
15% Dec
30
70
29
Dec
6% Mar 15
12
50 y8 July 18
47% Jan
19
31 y2 Jan
4
38 V4 Aug 31
36% Jan
3
83% Jun
16
38 y4 Jan
3
18% Sep
28
40% Aug 24
23% Jan
5
20 y2 Jan
3
May
52 % Jun
46
23 %
4
5
May 11
July
6
-__1
5
20
25
______10
Corp
Manufacturing
Oil Co
11% Oct
Jun
No par
Steel
Co
Soo
Line
"5%
South
South
8%
&
Mobil
25
Mar 30
40
54% Jan
47% Mar 15
55% Jun
12
17% Jan
64 y2 Jun
18% Aug 23
69 y2 Aug 23
19% Apr
23 y4 Ma; 18
29 y2 Jun
13
26% Jan
16
17
Sep
29% Jan
4
20 y2 Jan
4
21 y2
Sep 26
1
26
6% May
26 y4 Nov
30
5
Dec
2
351/2 Jun
5
9% Jan
23
11
9
65 y2 Mar 20
27
Jan
3
7% Jan
12
25
11% Apr 27
44% May 31
Oct 17
88
Jan
3
91
20% Jan
26
92% Sep
6
88% Jan
3
3
3
83
footnotes,
4
Jan
4
For
33% May
34 % Apr
46% Apr
28
16% Aug
26% Jan
May 23
May 12
30
-
84% May 16
13% May 12
18% Oct 31
90
71
9
see page
14% Jan
24.
3
Mar
22% Jun
35
2
22
May 15
97% May
9
17%
17%
18
19%
193/a
18%
193/a
183/4
19%
18%
18%
18 3/4
19%
26%
28
28%
27%
28%
27
27%
27%
27%
28 3/a
34%
35
35%
35
35%
343/4
34%
34%
34%
47%
473/b
463/4
47%
46%
46%
44%
46
45
45
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79
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79
45%
46
46
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46%
500
41%
40%
40%
40%
41%
21,600
94%
97%
94%
97
13,000
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79
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45%
46
45%
99%
100 %
45%
41%
100
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45%
41
98%
79
100
63
633/b
61%
631/4
61%
62
31%
303/4
31%
31%
31%
313/8
31%
3,600
22%
213/4
22%
21%
221/4
21%
22%
16,600
5
30%
313/8
303/4
31 Vb
30%
31i/4
30%
30%
30%
31
French Labs.No par
60%
62
61%
62%
60%|
61%
61
61%
603/4
613/4
21,700
47
47 3/4
46%
47 5/a
46%
47%
46%
46%
46%
68,400
12%
*11%
'45%
."11%
.
12%
123/8
11%
No par
Co
Platinum.—1
&
8%
8 3/8
com_4.50
50 %
52%
E & G
Rico
63
31%
15
Oil Co Inc
Co
Sugar
com
50
2.50
5
25
8%
52
123/8
11%
8 3/8
83/a
83/a
83/8
523/4
51%
.51%
51%
51
51
41%
41
41%
40%
41
*41
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
223/4
23
29%
*29%
30
293/4
30
51
*50
51
*50
30
293/4
293/4
19%
19%
19 %
19%
19
.25
69 %
70%
70%
71%
70%
71%
53%
53%
El.No par
*42%
Edison
Natural
Southern
Pacific
Southern
Railway
Gas
&
Gas
Co
(Del) ..No par
\5% non-cum preferred
9,700
3,000
51
*49%
52
41%
*40
100
40%
1,000
223/4
23
4,800
29%
29%
800
181/4
18%
18
18'A
2,500
70%
70%
70
70%
12,000
15,900
53%
533/4
533/8
54
53
53%
53-%
54%
42%
42%
42
42
42%
42%
42%
42%
43%
43%
43
43%
42%
43%
43
43%
24%
24%
243/s
23%
24 3/a
23%
23%
23%
24
44,200
52%
52%
513/4
51
51%
10,100
18%
3,800
53%
53%
51%
18%
52
18%
183/4
67
29%
28 3/a
283/4
28%
28%
25%
25
25
25
37%
38 %
183/4
67
25%
25%
38
52
18 3/4
67
283/4
29%
25
& Bros Inc
Industries
(A G)
■18%
183/4
67
28%
20
Co—1
1
Spartans
1
Sparton Corp
2.50
Spencer Chemical Co common—.6
4.20%
preferred
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Sperry Rand Corp common
50c
$4.50 preferred—
25
1,400
83/8
51%
433/4
66%
ctfs__100
Public Service
11%
83/8
51%
24%
common—No par
stock tr
'
6,200
42%
18%
Ohio
19
6,400
43
7.50
Co
8'%
41%
Co. 10c
Service
11%
52
22%
*50
5
Public
Indiana
outhwestern
1,300
3,100
63%
Southern
Spailding
41
41%
41%
100
79
17,400
;
22%
California
&
11,800
31%
Southern
Mobile
100
3,900
34%
11
Sep 28
16% Nov 23
17%
63
Southern Co
May 17
17%
9,100
16%
17%
23 %
preferred
60
45
May 5
47% May 18
16%
173/4
63%
Gold
Southeastern
Southern
17
173/8
32%
Inc
preferred
Jersey Gas Co
79% Mar 24
*16%
18%
22%
Railroad
Puerto
*16%
17
5
Corp...
Marchant
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Kline
17
4
17%
-1
.1
No par
,
*16%
17
•16%
1
50c
Corp
29 y2 Dec
37
Jan
Mfg
Apr
7
38% May 23
60% Apr 17
84 % Mar 10
102% Jun
700
39 %
30
31
10%
22%
Shell Oil Co
15% Jan
Oct
40
*93/4
No par
1
Shattuck
23% May 15
19 y2 May 16
23% Sep
9%
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
When issued
_£1
16 y2 Jun
Jan~13
15% Dec
9%
383/8
37'3/a
36%
*66%
x36%
*67
8%
69'/2
183/s
*66
800
7,200
69%
90
273/4
28%
7,800
253/4
253/4
26%
3,100
371/8
363/8
36%
6,100
8%
8
8'A
4,100
40%
40
40%
2,900
8%
8"%
83/8
8%
41%
41%
41%
90%
88%
89
39%
*88 "
21%
21%
213/4
213/4
21%
213/4
213/8
21%
21
21%
15,500
28%
29
28%
28%
27%
28%
26%
27%
27
273/a
71,700
94
94
95
92%
94%
92%
92%
400
8%
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8%
41%
42
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.
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90
40
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91
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91
60
Volume
Number
194
6073
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(235)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year I960
Lowest
29% Mar
8
46% Dec
8
77'/a Feb
2
82% Sep
19
25'/a July 25
37% Jan
35 Va Feb
25
57 Va Dec
70% Jan
12
13Va Sep
10 %
42 Va Jan
82
4
1
Jan
4
29% Jan
5
14
52 % Jan
72 % Jan
64% Apr
88% Apr
*3
Spiegel
$4.50
Inc
12
65 Va May
Standard
23
78% May 12
$3.50
17% May 11
3
4% Jan
9
5% Apr
LOW
STOCK
9
D
Co
preferred....
Standard
Kollsman
Industries:
46%
47
45
46%
43 Va
52 Va
52 Va
52
52%
52
51 Va
52 Va
51%
51%
44%
45%
44%
44%
44%
44%
56%
56%
56%
56%
38
Dec
50 Va Jan
40% Jan
10
Standard
Oil
of
New
3
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
20 Va Oct
36% Jan
25
21% Feb
7
28
Mar 30
of
Indiana
_25
7
Jersey
10
common
preferred series A
Standard
100
Packaging Corp com—1«
70
28%
*66
28%
28%
28
29%
29%
29
29%
21%
22%
$1.60
convertible
preferred—20
32Va Mar 27
$1.20
convertible
preferred-
20
1
32
6%
.
19 Va Oct
24
Mar 28
21V2 July 14
Nox
26 Va Jan
3
35
21%
16
11 % Jan
3
Jan
29
17% Jan
4
22
65% Jan
9
4
Jan
27
82
51% July 14
Feb
77
May 23
15% Apr
11
Sterchi
67
96
27
Sterling
5
30
33 Va Jan
4
24% Jan
Apr
1
33 Va Jun
7
24% Jan
32 Va Jun
20 Va Sep
9
25% Jan
4
21% Jan
31
Jun
17
Dec
18
Jan
30
Apr
1
18% Feb
19
17 Va Jan
19% May
47 Va Oct
24
58% Mar 28
53 Va Jan
65 Va Apr
20
Stone
26% Mar 24
30% Aug 15
27% Jan
34 Va Apr
11
Storer
Dec
7
July 21
206
15
7
Jan
Jan
4
230
Jan
19% Dec
22
17% Dec
24 Va Jan
22
14
529
312
Sunbeam
54 Va Jan
45% Mar 17
20% Jan
4
28% May 31
Sundstrand
7
13 % Jan
3
20% Apr
Sun
Feb
4
6
82% Jan
5
89
42% May 17
55 Va Jan
21
29 Va Jun
1
34% Dec
9
May
5 Va Jun
57
May 19
Sun
3
29
Jun
33
Jan
30
101 Va Jan
3
20
7
Jan
3
4
1464
Jan
3
58
Sep
19
1348
Jan
4
1200
Jan
26% Feb
29
50
Jan
855
39 Va
Apr
Sweets
Jun
29
45
Jan
15
51% Feb
July 26
25
39 V* Jun
20
49 Va Feb
28
Jun
22
12% Jan
3
18 Va Jun
5
*14%
15
79%
791/2
82
14.500
28%
29%
10,300
—2.50
29%
30%
29 Va
30%
29 Va
29%
29Va'
29%
29%
30
3.900
——5
27%
28Va
27Va
27%
27 Va
27 Va
27 Va
27 Va
27%
27%
1,000
28Va
27%
28 >/a
27
28
26%
26%
9,600
19%
*19%
19%
19%
19%
*19Va
19%
15
Symington
Jun
8
49
Apr
18
24
6% Jan
14
4 Va Jan
3
10
Jun
1
4
24 Va Aug
31
12% Feb
1
20% May 10
TelAutograph
50¥a Dec
16
47 Va Jan
6
69¥4 Jun
6
Tennessee
24¥4 Aug
25
22% Jun
22
25 Va Jan
16
Tennessee
40
Feb
34
20 % Sep
1
29
87
148 Va Oct
20 Va
Jan
25
29 Va Jan
May 17
14 Va
Sep
46
104
May 16
Texas
29 % Apr
3
30% Apr
27
21
Nov
11
38% Jun
15
23 % Jan
10
28
Va Oct 24
61 ¥4 Jan
7
37 % Jan
3
50
Jan
27
10 Va Jan
3
22% May
70% Dec
22
55
Jun
28
9% July
46% Feb
Feb
79
13
8
16
84
24
16% Jun
24Va Mar
56 Va Feb
14% Sep
28
22 Va Jan
15 Va Feb
17
19% Sep
Jun
33
41 ¥a
22
4
6
19
Dec
20
64
Dec
Oct
21
29 % Jan
4
Trane
60
Jun
16
22
Jun
16
39
Jan
11
22 ¥4 Jan
4
31 % Mar
1
14% July 14
20¥a May
1
Apr
Transue
14
27
39% Jan
4
36
Jan
3
49% July
54 % Oct
18
53
% Jan
4
56 Va May
8
25% Mar 14
33% Nov
29% Jan
9
28
40% May 27
25V8 Jan
4 9 ¥4 Feb
'
19
July 28
30
30
Mar
8
59% May 27
44% Dec 20
7
May
2
11 ¥4 Dec
8
Oct
14
36
8% July 18
13% Nov
28
21
20% Nov
52
36
Jun
30
44
May 17
13% Jun
38 % Jun
28
10% Jan
6
Jan
20
11 % Jan
9
17% Jan
30
Tung-Sol
5%
48
July 18
16 ¥4 Apr
Oil
*88 Va
52
52%
52
52%
51%
52
28 Va
28%
28
28 %
27%
281/4
17,700
23 Va
23 Va
23%
23%
23%
23%
3,100
37 Va
37 Va
3 7 Va
105 Va
38
105%
9%
105%
*105%
9%
10
16%
16%
16%
17
4.50
41%
42%
42
42 Va
10
16
25
16 Va
16 Va
16 »/4
6,900
42¥4
42
42%
42%
42'A
6,600
8%
>15%
8%
14.500
15 Va
11,600
63 3A
66%
64%
23%
23
103
101 %
643A
23%
102 3/8
23
51%
18%
173/4
18
17
33%
33%
50%
17%
—
18%
33%
34
353/a
35
413/4
40
42
65%
6,800
23%
100%
76.900
101%
35.400
1
51%
51
'* a'
65%
23
101
•
,
•
100
50%
40%
39
¥4
383/4
51
8.300
18
23,400
3534
393A
18,600
22,700
25%
26%
25%
25%
25%
25%
56,600
150%
1543/4
148'A
152%
141%
1493/4
142
146%
36,700
31%
30%
31%
30%
30%
30
30%
5,800
193/4
*19%
19%
19%
2,700
85
*82
85
19 3A
31
30%
20
19%
*83
85
♦82
100
Co
16'/a
700
25%
30%
10
Oil
41%
13,500
1543/4
25%
149
1
33%
42
41 %
33 %
No par
Inc
—
33%
33 Va
5
Corp
42 34
8Va
•
18
48
42%
163/s
233A
18%
*45
43
8%
102 Va
—
48
42 %
153/s
23 Va
18
*45 Va
8%
100%
12.50
Corp_3.50
1230
15%
23%
15,100
1220
8%
100 3/4
23
800
10%
1240
151/4
68
67%
68 Va
67%
100%
1,800
106%
9%
93A
153A
37
*105%
10
163A
9
9%
163A
1230
37
38
106%
9%
8.700
16%
42%
_1
_1
1.25
Co__5
90
52%
1
8%
*88%
90
28%
16 Va
Corp
26
98%
19%
*81
253/8
19%
19%
84
*81
84
98 3A
993A
98%
991/4
99%
99
99%
50c
27%
27 Va
27%
271/4
27%
27'A
27
27%
26%
27
No par
293A
293/4
29¥4
293A
29%
29%
283/4
29%
*28 Va
29
5
25%
25 Va
25%
25%
25%
26
25%
25%
253/4
25%
4,600
1
41%
413/4
41
41%
41
41%
40
41
39
40%
30,500
21%
21%
21%
21%
No par
Co
21%
57%
58 Va
57%
58
83
83%
*83%
85
29%
29%
29%
29%
24%
24%
243A
25
23%
233A
23 Va
23¥4
213/B
213/4
573/4
85
29%
7.50
com_5
563A
100
*83%
No par
10
Co
993/4
%
21%
21%
100%
6.900
20.800
1,100
21%
2.300
57%
58
57%
57¥4
9,000
*83%
85
83%
83%
293A
*293A
30
29%
293/8
600
243/8
24%
243A
2434
24 Va
24%
9,400
23%
233/4
23%
•
,
233/4
40
23%
2334
3.600
54
54'A
53%
54%
53%
54
54
54%
54
54%
4,900
1
23%
24
223A
23
22%
223/4
22%
22%
22%
223A
2,500
5
21'A
22%
21 Va
22%
21%
22 Va
213/4
22%
21%
22
No par
57%
57%
571/4
573/4
563/4
573/4
57%
57%
57%
58%
7,900
1
383/4
39%
39
391/4
373A
38%
36%
363/4
37
39%
9,200
82%
84
84
83
85
84
84
833A
85
2
1
343A
35
34 3A
35%
35%
36%
34%
36
35%
24
24%
24Va
24%
233/4
243/B
23%
23%
23%
373A
24%
26 3/4
*253/4
26%
*25%
263/4
_25
No par
Construction
&
class
A
Corp
Steel
Pipeline
Airlines
*25%
No par
pfd
*25
26%
—
—
15
15%
15
15%
14%
15
14%
15%
10,300
15
15%
14%
14%
14%
143/4
14
14'A
26,100
473/8
47'A
48%
47%
46 Va
47%
46 3A
473/4
16,100
55%
55Va
54%
55 Va
55
55%
55
55%
4.300
36%
36%
36%
36 5A
36
36%
36
36%
353A
36%
5.400
29%
29%
293A
29%
29
29 Va
29%
29%
29%
29%
*52%
series
54%
*52 %
54%
*52%
54%
*52%
54%
52 Va
54%
40%
393/8
40%
39%
39%
393/4
43 Va
25,300
163/a
9,000
40
41%
40
*
15
15%
153/a
15%
163/a
46
46
46 3A
♦463/4
48
463/4
48
1
13¥a
13%
13%
13%
12%
13'A
123/4
12%
123/4
13
1
17%
18
18
18%
18
183A
18%
18%
18
183/a
——1
No par
15%
50%
Corp—
26,900
49%
*55
1
Co
4,000
22,900
553/a
48%
1
50
Co
26%
*25
9,400
15%
14%
—5
common
*83
,
15%
15
1
Co
Inc
Corp
Coal
Coach
TXL
21% Mar 13
4
4,400
90
43%
Electric Co
conv
Twin
3
'
10Va
43 Va
common—_1
of 1957—50
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
1
Twin City Rap Transit com_No par
5%
conv
prior preferred
—50
7
7.900
18%
48
Corp
Truax-Traer
55¥4 May 9
55 Va Apr 14
16% July 14
23%
18
43%
preferred—
33 Va Jun
2
53%
22%
*45
Ry
Tri-Continental
39% May 31
25
•
53
18 Va
23%
52 Va
38%
105Va
53
23%
18
28Va
22
9%
52%
22%
23%
37%
104%
28%
37%
60
18 Va
*88 Va
90
235
52%
44
Williams
&
$2.70
6,200
235
23%
•
,
46
Electronic
World
Trans
7
11
*88V2
53
28Va
105
Co
Transwestern
20¥a May 15
July 14
4
Oct
52 Va
10c
Co
Transitron
3
50% Jan
11% July 25
Jan
42 Va
15,000
43 Va
Bearing
Transamerica
24
46,000
27%
235
2
91% May 15
21% Dec
26%
27%
*87V2
Co—
38¥4 May
31% Oct
24%
27%
46
Supply Co
10
9
24%
27 Va
43 Va
Realty
% Jan
59
23%
28
18
common
Edison
Tractor
9
3
19
33
Oil
Torrington
July 14
42% Jun
25%
52%
preferred—
Toledo
237 Va
27%
23
*20
68,700
24
18 Va
25
30
800
7%
235
245
28 Va
90
7
4.000
30 Va
x28
48
Tool
26% Jan
20
23
17
235
7%
300
-
-
28%
*235
30%
29 Va
7
53%
Co
Roller
Tishman
May 31
58 %
14
36 % July
64
$1.20
Apr
236 Va
30
28%
7%
23 Va
(J R)__.
Power
Timken
21
25
Jan
3 7 ¥4 Jan
Aug 26
May
28 Va
15% Jan
236
7
7Va
18 Va
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
4% preferred
Tidewater
48 % Jan
7
common
Thompson
2
28 ¥4
20% Jan
6
7%
*46
Chemical
Thlokol
Thor
4
7
52%
preferred.
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
May
23¥a Mar 29
30
22%
conv
32 ¥4 Feb
68% Jan
7
29%
•
4.16%
Pacific
Inc
$1.25
May 10
20 % Jan
24¥a Jan
2
19
44 % Dec
87
27
26% Jan
20 ¥a Dec
Textron
82 Va Feb
82% Mar 21
May 20
29%
Texas Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs.l
3
31 % Apr
29%
18 Va
.
Utilities
5
3
30
1274
Coal &
Pacific
&
3
29%
52%
Sulphur
Texas
21 Va Jan
30Va
23 Va
Producing Co
7
80% Jan
29%
1255
Gulf
Mar
24 Va Jan
30%
12.50
Transmission
106
4
25
30
.
3
4
86 ¥4 Aug
1
18%
!
3
26% Jan
60
1280
issued
Jan
24 ¥4 Jan
12
60
1270
Instruments
26
60
1305
Gulf
18 3/4 July 22
70% Jan
22 ¥4 Oct
59%
52%
s
Texas
12
59%
1275
Texas
23 ¥4 Apr
59%
22%
Transmission
10
69
60
No par
Corp
15% Jan
11
60
common.l
Gas
Texas
60%
1
Inc
Texas
6
60%
1
Co
1
35¥4 Apr
19%
1
Texas
Jup> 21
*19Va
Corp
Oil Co
206% May 15
26¥a Jun
;
20
27%
*19%
1
Gas
Inc
When
•
100
1
100
com
Corp
27¥4 Jan
4
Jan
108
27
3
141 % July 14
11
19 ¥4 Jan
July 25
65
3
33
256% May 25
Corp
Texas Eastn Transmission
14
38% Mar 21
15
18 Va Jan
16
Jun
27 Va Jan
14
19 Va Dec
26
19% Jun
29
*14%
28%
_
(James)
Gas
<
27%
Co
Corp—
Texaco
51 Va July 12
Jan
83
27
37
28
15% Sep
4
38 ¥a Dec
29% Mar 15
21 Va Sep
Jan
Inc
Tandy
109 % May 31
17% Jun
2
5
50¥a July 13
64 % Jun
Talcott
'
1
Wayne
3% Oct
15
83
1
—25
14
6% May
Co—
America
11% Jan
15
29%
Co
&
15
78%'
82%
California—25
of
of
Co
Swift
*14%
200
29%
No par
Oil
*81
29%
Mining
Superior
83
80
Biscuits
31
*81
4,000
15
Sunshine
10% May 31
83
531/2
29 Va
Sunshine
11
*81
5,800
20%
51%
79%
preferred series A
2nd pfd series of *55
5%%
38% July 10
83
'
*14%
Sunray-Mid-Cont
24% Mar
4V2%
*81
'
54
79%
preferred
A
3
9
*20
53
5
3
7
*20
55
29%
Corp common—
series
Oil Co__
20%
55
29%
Corp
Chemical
$4.50
May 24
7% Oct
1
20
•20
55
78%
;
Apr
115
20%
54%
Corp
23% Jan
101% Aug 22
*20%
54%
23,200
80%
Fuller
22
30
85
20%
54%
Corp.—___—
4
47 Va Jan
20%
-5
4.500
.
29%
Propane
4
7
12
29%
Gas
18% Sep
85 Va Oct
26
30%
11%
79%
Suburban
26 Va Jan
23% Sep
29%
12%
20%
'
15
Suburban
64 Va Jan
24 Va Jan
30
12%
convertible preferred
$5
Mar
1
20
221/4
29
12%
5
15
41 Va Apr
23
20 Va May 27
21%
30%
12 Va
-1
33 Va Apr
12 Va Jun
21 % Jan
22
30 Va
12%
common
Broadcasting
16 Va Sep
80
21Va
31%
12Va
Inc
23% July 14
48 Va
22 Va
30%
'
*81
18% Jan
4
22
12%
100
Studebaker-Packard
9Va Mar
1.800
31 Va
Webster
&
2.600
29%
22 Va
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common
5% prior preference
11
100
28
12
Stix
16 Vb Jan
73
28
*29
30%
Stewart-Warner
8
*63
28
29 V2
22 Va
6
29 Va Jun
4,700
18.800
23%
No par
S
143.000
561/2
Co Inc
&
&
23
73
28
25,000
90
1
Inc.,
(J P)
Baer
*65
,*29
■
*88
22%
42,100
27.300
•
44Va
56%
90
1
8
Mar
1
6 Va Dec
L
Stores
Drug
Stevens
16% Jan
20
(The)
Bros
5
July
431/2
56%
5
preferred
13% Jan
16 Va Jan
71 Va Dec
44%
'
22 Va
73
*67
50%
1
Chemical Co
3 Va %
6
14
Co
9
'73
52%
>
Co
Corp
Stauffer
3
82 Va May
7
Steel
Pressed
Warner
Starrett
Mar 15
25
23
Stanley
preferred
Stanray Corp.
60% Feb
22% Oct
-
27
Mar 30
44 Va Mar 24
12% July
Standard
14 Va Mar 17
20
May 11
25
45% Nov
77
28 Va Apr
4
Mar 25
42% Jan
11
convertible
460
44Va
51%
501/4
43%
28%
29%
80 Va Mar 30
Feb
64
42%
51%
51%
.56
23
29%
6
30
27
Jan
*
5
22%
23%
43%
110
23,900
50%
"
*88
28
23
22%
'
90
*88
—20
Feb
27 Va Jan
37Va July
102
25
561/2
90
42%'
20,900
51 Va
23%
70
40% Jan
6
26% Oct
26 'A Dec
56
*88
90
*88
'
62 Va Dec
*5%'.
45 Va
53
51 Va
Oil
3%%
400
52 Va
Oil
Standard
21
5,500
5%
1
Standard
4
Jun
•
California——6.25
5
18
89
15%
*5%
5 Va
55 Va
59 Va Feb
15%
5%
15V4
*5%
56% Apr
49% Apr
75 Va
15%
15%
5%
53 V* Jun
3
75%
15
15%
5
9
9,100
75 Va
65%
75%
75%
9
Jan
64%
5%
6
53% Mar 15
64%
15%
46
84
64%
75%
46% Jan
Mar
42
75%
64
40%
5%
V 25 Va Jan
Jan
64Va
42%
15%
47 Va Dec
89
64 Va
41
76%
51 % Jan
56
64%
86 %
42%
41%
45
86
5%
30 Va Jun
1
43%
44
86
15%
1
25
42%
45%
76
Jun
Shares
44 Va
86
1
May 16
the Week
64 Va
43%
64
No par
Friday
July 14
45 Va
Co_J__10c
Gas
Sales for
Thursday
87
45
*86
87
Corp
Financial
Standard
of
PRICES
July 13
Electric
Standard
&
SALE
July *2
41%
No par
com
*86
87
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
July 11
45%
46%
75%
12% May 11
83 Va Nov
*86
5
Brands. Inc
40
44 Va May 31
No par
:
Tuesday
July 10
45%
47%
No par
24
May
Monday
Par
common..
35
Jan
:
*
preferred
Square
11% Jan
13
4
17
43% July 11
Sep
5
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
79% Aug 22
May 11
4 Va Mar
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
15%
*46
15
153/B
16%
*47
49
4,000
60
4,300
20.400
u
12% Oct
26
18 % Jan
24¥4 Feb
29
57
13 Va Jan
22
Aug 30
-<
4
17% May 16
Udylite
42 % Jan
11
65% May 11
Underwood
6% Nov
30
12% Mar
1
73/8 Jan
25
43 % Jan
4
33 Va Jan
4
106% Oct
25
148% Jan
42 %
144
4
May 22
6
116
Jan
4
39% Aug 19
39
Jan
3
6
96
Aug 15
92
Jan
30
97
Apr
74% Dec
29
78
Apr
74% Jan
20
76
71
Feb
24
76
Apr 26
May 18
81
68 % Jan
75
5
8
Aug 16
Union
5
27% Jan
3
6
Union
19% Oct
37% Jan
5
20
103V4 Aug 25
81
97
May 17
8
35% Dec
9
395/a Dec
273A May 29
Union
3
51% May 15
United
3
50 Vs July 14
United
Drill
common—10
34Va
73
83
56 Va
34Va
72 A
83
56
34 Va
-10
8%
355/a
36 Va
24
49 %
Inc
Corp
4%
(series of 1956)
403/4 May 24
United
Artists
45 % Mar
7
United
Biscuit
Board
Carbon
conv
conv
Corp
Co
2
27
Apr
18
18 3/4 Feb
1
28 Va Apr
10
54% July 25
76
Jan
25
60 Va Jan
4
76 Va Apr
10
United
28 % Nov
38
Feb
23
29 Va Jan
18
40 Va Mar 16
7% Jan
12
Jan
3
8 3/4 May 23
United
Engineering
Corp
10
Corp
Electric
pfd_100
pfd_100
1
Amer__No par
of
Carton
&
United
5
common
"
17
7
31
Nov
14
Mar 21
Aug
15 ¥4 Dec
14% Dec
7
Nov
17
44% Jan
3
54 Va May 19
United
1
22 Va Jan
6
15% Jan
3
193/4 Apr
3
United
5
31% Jan
6
17 Va Jan
3
1
46
20
34% Aug 30
46% Apr
19
53 ¥4 Jan
Jun
29
20
Jan
25
16% Apr
19
27 ¥a May
16
33
United
Fruit
May
United
Gas
64
Mar 10
United
Gas
United
Greenfield
18% Feb
3
20
24'A Apr
153/4 May 26
5
18¥4 Jun
28
4
1V4 Jan
11
Jan
Apr
12
64 Va Jan
4
54% Jan
16
30 Vb Jan
27
33% July
8
30Va Jan
3
34
Jun
2
43 % Jun
16
37% Jan
3
473/4 Feb
9
Jan
4
243/4 Jan
3
30 Va Mar
4
83 % Jan
4
92% Oct
18
23% Sep
29
30% Jan
,
4
42
Oct
For
25
74% Jan
footnotes,
4
see page
173A Jan
93
49 Va Apr
24.
3'!
14
-
1V4 May
5
76 Va Mar 24
&
5
Foundry—5
Co
Corp_i
.
Improvement
United
Merch
United
Park
United
Shoe
6%
2.50
Corp
Cos
&
Co
Corp
1
1
Mfgrs Inc
City Mines Co
Mach
common
1
29% Jun
26
67 Va Jun
29
US
—_
No par
,
1%
34¥a
8%
95
35%
*21%
73V4
37 %
35%
22%
74¥4
38
8 VaJ
50%
19 Va
28Va
35
62 %
8Vs
50%
19
27%
34¥8
*61
16
20%
,
*l¥s
36
16'A
21 %
1%
72 %
73
71 %
32%
29
33
43%
95
29%
43
95
29%
32 Va
43%
95
29%
64¥i
65%
64
65
*32
43%
95
25
US Borax & Chemical Corp com_l
4%% preferred-1
100
US &
Foreign Securities
1
Co
,,,
16
20%
1V8
72'A
preferred
Freight
*61
25
97% Jun
„
34%
10
13 Va
10
56%
*92
35%
28Va
35
62 %
16 Va
22
27%
No par
28% July 10
39
1
No par
1
Coal
4
52 Va Jan
25
Fastener
Mar 21
% Aug
50
United-Carr
;
Co
73
84
355/a
36
23 %
24
48 %
49V4
47 %
48
*101
110
48 %
47% 48 %
*101
110
*93
96%
35¥a
35%
36
36%
*21%
22%
72Va
74%
37
37 %
8¥a
8 Vs
50%
51 %
19
19 Va
10
Airlines
99
24
5
Co
Aircraft
83/a
8¥s
No par
(series of 1955)
4
May 17
25
No par
No par
Co
4%
4
July 12
79^a
series
RR
Jan
35
*77„.
preferred
7
86
20
79%
Car Co
Mar
,
46 A
94%
series
Twist
8
94%
California
30 3/4 Jan
15
Mar
Jan
5
1093/4 May
46
94%
$3.50
non-cum
8%
36 A
46 V4
No par
Tank
102
Aug 24
23% Mar
24
Union
20
46% Aug 22
May 10
5
373A Jan
4
25 % Apr
88
19
36% Jun
8%
36 A
8%
93%
*77
72 Va
*81 %
56 Va
series
$4
8%
36 A 37 /8
137 A 138 A
8V8
37 Va
139%,
15Va
-
-
46 A
94%
73
8%
50 %
19
27%
34%
60 Va
16
20%
lVa
71 %
*32%
42Vi
*95
29%
62Vi
73
*73
74
990
79%
210
130
83%
84
84
55%
54 Vj
55%
8,100
34%
33 ¥4
34 VB
27,700
8%
9,300
8%
8 Va
8%
9,300
36%
36%
36 ¥4
23 ¥4
23%
23%
24
47%
48%
47%
48%
41.000
50 Va
49,200
47%
*103
*93 ¥4
48 ¥4
49
110
*102
115
96
*94
2,600
98
34%
35 ¥a
33%
35 ¥4
13,200
35¥a
35%
35%
35 ¥4
2,800
21 Va
21%
22
22
73 ¥4
74
73%
73%
35%
36%
8%
*50 Va
400
5,800
35%
1,900
8%
8%
20,100
50%
50%
35%
8%
51
900
19
19%
19
19%
3,400
26%
27 Va
26%
27%
102,500
34%
35
11,200
34 ¥4
35
61
61
61%
15%
16
15%
15%
4,600
20¥a
20 ¥4
20¥a
20%
27,600
1%
2,300
68 ¥4
6,300
*60
1%
IVb
•
63 Va
12,400
94 ¥4
*77
36%
21'A
.
46%
79%
54%
16'A
33
43
96
29%
17,000
94%
94 ¥4
83%
28%
35
60 Va
71 %
11,300
33%
35%
21%
75¥a
37 %
85/a
51 %
19 Va
74
37
1,600
36%
133%
35%
132
46%
72 ¥4
2,000
14,200
8%
45%
36%
135%
94%
8%
8%
35Vi 36V4
23 Va
23Va
475/a 48 %
47
48Va
*101
110
*93
96
35
35¥a
21%
50
8%
45%
73 A
84
56
34Va
35
4 7 ¥4
8%
*77
11Y?
*83%
54 ¥4
33Vi
15%
49%
36%
46 A
943/4
*11
15%
%
*8 Va
132
137_.
13()
15%
48
15%
50%
15%
50%
45 %
$3.70
Pacific
8 Va Apr
4
34% Jan
13
32¥a Apr
$4
5
137
No par
of
Jan
8
6
24¥4 Jan
26
34% July
Oil
293/4 Jan
2
Co
series
Preferred
8
8
Jan
8¥a Aug
32% Jan
Preferred
86% Mar
63 Va May
31
4
21
Preferred
-
6
28
Sep
Rubber
&
$4.50
Preferred
27
Aug 19
Nov
7% Jan
5
18
Jun
85
47
Asbestos
15Va
49%
15Va
50%
15%
52%
8%
36 Va
42 3/4 Jan
7
8
25 Va Oct
48 3A Jun
5
16
77% Jan
33 Va Mar
25
Jan
:
Union
May 22
87 % Jan
32
Corp
Bag-Camp Paper Corp_—6%
Union Carbide Corp
No Par
Union Electric Co common
10
Union
10% Mar 28
3
29 Va Oct
(The)
Corp
68%
1
1%
%
70 ¥4
.
68%.
*32%
500
33 %
80
7,500
32 Va
32%
43 Va
43 ¥4
43
433/4
96
95
95
29%
29%
29%
29%
2,700
62 ¥4
62 ¥4
62 '/a
63
7.600
*95
320
24
(236)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, July 17, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
85 % Oct
148
Lowest
Highest
25
Dec
19
13
May 10
115
Feb
27
Aug 23
8VaJan
4
153
Jun
14
157
Feb
6
4
Jan
6
6% Mar 21
23 % Mar 28
116 y2 Jun
161
3% Dec
15 V4 Dec
8
3iy2 Feb
12
17
Jan
3
7y4 Oct
24
13% Jan
15
-9 % Jan
3
34 y4 Nov
29
40
25% Jun
6
7% Mar
25% Nov
Jan
22
35 y2 Jan
1
26% Jan
8
8% Sep
30
7% Jan
5
22% Mar
7
Jan
4
26 y2 Jan
50% Jan
19
43% Jan
30
35
U S
Aug 10
75
Jan
26
78
Aug 31
4iy4 Oct
26
64
Jan
Jan
4
33
Nov
27
9
75
3
33
Mar
2
US
54
May 18
U S
5
6
157% Aug 11
149 y2 Jan
3
Apr
77
US
17
Jan
35% Mar
6
Jan
3
8%
21
36% Apr
12
45 Va Dec
22
50% Sep
19
45% Jan
4
52 % Jun
28
103 % Jan
5
75 y2 Jan
3
91 y4 May 17
Aug 25
141% Jan
3
26% Aug 25
23 y4 Jan
6
US
69 y4
Sep
139% Jan
22
Jun
34 y4 Jan
24
May
15 % Jan
9
Feb
4
15
148
Corp
35
Jan
9
39% July 11
3
53% Apr
8
24 y2 Mar 29
18% Apr
6
27% May 10
United
Stockyards
12
13% July 11
11
Jan
3
23
United
Whelan
30
Jan
3
30 % Jan
10
2
51% Jan
4
26
34% Dec
15
Jan
6
159% Nov
21
153% Jan
9
41 y2 Apr
14
80% Jun
17
39 % Jun
24
33 % Dec
23
30% Jan
28 y4 Jan
5
53 % Dec
29
43% Mar
84
4
8%
163% May 31
62
4
61% Jun
6
Universal
Oil
68
4
Universal
Pictures
78 Va Jan
3
85
Feb
8
4%%
41 y4 Feb
16
62% Jun
13
48% Feb
28
59
Apr
14
Upjohn
30 Va Oct
25
38
21
33% Mar 10
23
Utah
293/4 Dec
16
Aug 18
Jun
38% Feb
5
44
Jan
5
30% Jan
3
38% Jun
5
343/4 Jan
5
18
3
293/4 May
Jan
20
153/4 Sep
2
26% Feb
12
36
10% July 14
6
283/4 Jan
153/a Oct
11
19% Dec
14
22 % Sep
2
28
38 Va Oct
24
67% Jun
20
31
24
Oct
21 % Mar
Sep
51% Dec
Jan
20
27
Van
77 3/a Apr
27
42 3/4 Jun
9
39% Dec
28
30
22
113% Dec
28
107
34% Jan
26
54% Dec
28
99% Jan
4
106 % Aug
24
80
Feb
13
49% Jan
27
103
Jan
3
Vendo
Virginia
18
May 15
100
24%
24y2
24'%
24%
24
24%
24%
23%
24%
6,100
28%:
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 3/8
28%
28%
28%
283/a
4,700
49
49 y2
48%
493/a
48%
483/4
48%
48%
48%
49%
4,100
$5
77%
*75
77%
59%
60y4
157%
157%
157%
48%
48%
*75
1573/4
48y4
48%
59
59%
58 3/4
156%
,
24
77%
*75
,
77%
*75
59%
583/4
59%
583/4
157%
1573/4
157%
158
473/4
46%
46%
453/4
46
1,900
32
32%
3,500
48%
1,400
45,300
33
32%
32%
32
32%
32
32%
49%
48%
49%
48%
48 3/8
48%
48 3/8
79%
81Va
80%
145
144%
81%
803/b
145
144%
31%
32
31
313/4
31%
38%
38%
38%
39%
*38%
40%
41%
*20
39%
22
13%
393/4
*20
14 Va
22
13%
38%
*20
•
14
77%
1573/4
32y2
145
100
47
49 Va
133/4
81%
80%
59%
*48%
80%
10,300
1,080
80 Va
81%
144%
144%
2,500
31%
31%
31%
31%
313/4
3,400
39
38%
38%
*38%
38%
510
40%
5,700
145
144%
39%
145
38%
13%
38%
*19%
22
22%
133/4
39
*19%
13%
21%
13%
13%
6,100
39
38%
39%
37%
39%
37%
40 3/a
6,800
43%
42%
423/4
42
42
42%
43
2,900
*161
163
163
2.50
1
Co
163
*162
164
161%
43%
44%
42%
43%
53%
55
54%
56
55
'
com—__1
55
*53%
55
*79%
80
162
*161
162%
30
41%
42%
41
41%
40%
42 %
25,500
53%
54 3/4
51%
53%
50%
52%
34,700
55
55
54
54
*55
56
*79%
.
80
300
100
Light
Co
Corp
of
Inc
54%
53%
54%
53
54%
503/4
52%
503y4
51%
14,400
34
34%
34
34%
35%
35%
34%
34%
34%
343/4
11,500
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
343/4
35
35
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
2 2 3/a
22%
22%
22 3/4
22%
23%
3,800
103/4
103/4
10%
11
11
11%
10%
11
11
2,900
*29 Va
29
5
1
2.50
com
preferred
'
80
*79%
„
*79%
343/4
80
*10%
500
5
*29 Va
30%
*29 Va
31
29 3/a
29 3/a
*29 Va
30%
26%
27
*26%
27
27
27
27
27
263A
271/4
60
60 3/8
58 %
60
563/4
58
543/4
56%
55%
57
14,800
48%
20,000
30%
44,300
1
Co
1.25
Carolina
80
10
Inc
Co
54%
—12.80
America
Indus
*79%
Chemical
preferred
52
50%
com__l
1103/4
58%
104%
,_100
59%
105%
104%
47%
32%
32%
112
112
50%
49%
33%
32%
dividend partic preferred_100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com
8
21
c-
*75
6%
60% May 22
1073/4 Feb
8%
38%
Associates
773/4 Mar 30
125
*8%
1
&
Raalte
433/4 Apr
23
July 14
8%
42%
Inc
Co
convertible
Varian
8%
39 Va
preferred
$2.28
30 Va Apr
4
8%
42%
Corp
Products
Norman
3
*8%
38%
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
19% Jan
8%
41
41%
Vanadium
35% Mar 15
.
*8%
*37
1
6
Van
2,400
8%
30c
Corp
2
12
*8%
41
com_No par
Co
Power
46% Jan
Apr
79
14 % Apr
33%
100
7
May
33%
1
preferred
Match
100,500
33%
__16%
Steel
Universal
173/4
33%
*37
50
Corp
3
16%
39
33%
50
Corp
Tobacco
Jan
16%
200
10,700
39
1
Universal-Cyclops
16%
19
,
33%
25
Universal Leaf
May 11
17
12,200
19
21
5
33%
preferred
43% May 17
*19
70
5
5%
40%
Pharmaceutical
47
23
21% Oct
Apr
non-cumulative
&
5
103 %
155
33%
100
29 y4 Jan
16%
5%
21
Shares
102 %
154
155
33'%
No par
common
10
Vitamin
17%
♦39
*154
33%
100
preferred
common
Co
23
7%
*19%
5
preferred
36% Jun
US
16%
40
5
20
1
37 % Nov
10
17%
*39
5%
20
103%
155
1
100
Smelting Ref & Min com
preferred
Steel
4%
*154
—5
B
series
1st
non-cum
Tobacco
5%
22
102
104%
155
10
5
Shoe Corp
7 %
US
104
*154
the Week
Friday
July 14
1
common.,
3
267/a Dec
70 y2 Feb
US
5
32% May 24
103'%
155
16%
50
7%
9
147% Jun-
Co
14
29 Va Oct
148
US
preferred
Rubber
July 13
101 3/4 102%
*20
1
common—
common
preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co
Playing Card Co
Plywood Corp common—
US
40'A May 17
25% Dec
26
Co
Sales for
Thursday
4%
50
preferred series A
3%%
60% May 19
160% May 16
48% May 2
27
Industries Inc
Lines
PRICES
July 12
*154
common__82y2c
preference
SALE
Wednesday
July 11
102%
100
Mach
A
HIGH
Tuesday
July 10
4
common
4%%
25
Jan
47
Mar 27
6
46% Jan
class
4%%
6
27% Apr
5
Hoffman
5%
.
40 y2
144
US
US
3
26 Va Jan
Gypsum Co
preferred
AND
Monday
.
Par
7%
36 y2 Jun
5
25
US
17% July 14
39% May 10
17
30% Sep
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
97
20
20 y8 Oct
NEW
Highest
30%
111
110
59 %
59
58%
105
104%
49%
48%
47%
32
108
59%
58
105 %
473/4
30%
30
110%
3/8
30%
110
108
100
1,200
108
900
59%
58%
7,900
105%
*1043/4
58
105
105 %
220
Jan
29
85
Aug 31
81% July
6
85
Mar
7
$4.04
preferred
100
*81%
83%
*81 %
84
81
84
*83
84%
*83
823/4 Jan
89
Aug 10
85
Jan
9
90
Jan
24
84%
10
18
$4.20
preferred.
100
♦85
87
*85
87
85
85
*85
87
*85%
87
82 % Jun
23
20
Jun
26
87
Mar 20
$4.12
preferred
100
85
85
*85
86%
86%
*85
86%
*85
86%
60
7% Oct
90% Aug 16
15% Jan
4
83
8
12 3/a
15,800
16%
1,000
*85
9% Jan
4
13%
12%
133/4 Jun
2
19
Jan
4
13% Jan
4
17
May 12
5%
16%
*16 %
16%
84 % Dec
8
943A Apr
8
87% Jan
3
98
May 25
5%%
preferred
100
*98
99%
*98
99%
*98
99%
*98
15
102 % Apr
14
98% Jan
5
6%%
preferred
100
•104
105%
♦104
105%
♦104
105%
v
*104
95
Jun
133/4 Feb
107 % Jun
Vulcan
6
20
Materials
Co
convertible
1
common
preferred-,
12%
16
16%
12
12%
16%
123/4
12 Ve
16%
12%
12%
16%
16%
16 %
'
99%
,
*98
105%
*104
199 %
105%
w
62
May 13
80
Dec
/
1
71% July 14
85% Feb
28
Wabash
29% Feb
28
Wagner
23% Nov
1
44% Jan
25
24% Feb
11% Dec
30
18 % Jun
8
11% Jan
45
14
Jan
35% Aug
4
27% Dec 23
7
Nov
1
7
Walgreen
8
Walker
(Hiram)
41% Apr
4
Wallace
&
15% Jan
4
8% Jan
15
7
5
Sep 27
37% Mar 9
10 Va Jan
18
54% Dec
14
21% Mar
54% Nov
38% May 25
44% Sep
Jan
10% Jan
1
Ward
86% Mar 16
6%
6
Jan
28
52% Jan
2
13% Jun
Jan
86
Jan
53% Jan
76% May 23
13
54
38% Jan
4
30% Jan
25% Jan
7% Jan
14
4% Jan
4
10% Jan
4
Dec
1
29
87
17
Jan
98% Aug 30
Jan
4
82% Feb
78% Jan
1
89
Oct
3
19
86
Jun
20
30% Oct
26
92% Feb
56% Jan
31% Jun
6
94
Jan
85
July 11
102
Apr
26
42% Jan
6
93
25
98% Mar
8
5
17
97 % Sep
17% Nov
14
35% Jan
4
19% Jan
4
29% Feb
17
41% Jun
17
35% Jan
16
May 11
43% July 11
93
Jan
Motor
28%
1
78%
51
51
No par
64%
65
*64%
65
64%
64%
64 %
64%
64%
64%
700
No par
50%
51
51
51%
50
50%
50%
50%
493A
50%
2,900
35
35
35
35
343/4
35%
35
35
*34%
35
1,200
31%
31%
31%
313/a
*31%
31%
.31
31
*30 3A
31
97 %
98
380
*85%
87
*84
86
34%
34%
353/a
35
353/4
Air
Western
•837/s
343/4
*95%
96
*95
96%
*95
96%
95
95
26
27
26
263/4
26
26
253A
253/4
3,800
443/4
453/4
44
44%
44 %
45
44 %
44 3A
13,500
100
*97%
98%
98%
*98
98%
*98
98'A
98%
/,
2
33 3/a
33%
33%
333/4
33%
33%
34
34%
34 %
34%
14,900
34%
343/4
34 3/a
34%
34
34
33%
33%
33%
333A
9,100
Westinghouse Air Brake
50
Westinghouse
28
62% Jan
6
42% Jan
56
Jun
5
22
98
Sep
2
92% Jan
99% Jun
2
July 26
34% Jan
22
27% Jan
34% May 19
Mar
70
68
Jan
82
Jun
1
Jan
65
Feb
9
White
9
White
Motor
21
14% Jan
15
99% Jan
27% July 12
8
27
52% Jan
18% Oct 21
31% Mar 10
28% Jan
4
Oct
21
36
Dec
32% May
9
48
15% Sep
29
119
Jan
25
25% Feb
9
8
29% Nov 21
43% Sep
127% Sep
41% Jan
2
59
8
75
78
Apr
7% Nov
1
7
July 11
3
22% Jan
31% Jun
5
66% Apr
88% Jun
4
49
Jan
13
Jan
94% Jun
23
10% Jan
14
95
38
Jan
6
27% Jan
3
37% Jan
6
23% Feb
14
4
88% Jan
3
18% Dec
27
129% Sep
1
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19% Jan
97% Jan
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3
4
thls day-
such
26
26%
257/a
261%
13,000
43
42%
42 s/a
42 Va
42 3A
85
85
85
85
85 %
85'A
49,100
700
•108
100
50%
48 Va
48 3/4
48%
97
97%
97
97
97
97
307/a
313/a
30 3/4
31
29%
30%
29%
30
29%
293A
80
77
77
77
77
*76
77
77
*76%
20
493/a
493/4
493/4
493/4
*49%
493/4
4934
493A
1
(The S S)
563/4
57%
57
57 %
563/4
57%
563/4
57
100 3/4
*101
101%
10%
*25%
50
♦42
1
22
223/8
213/4
5 03/4
503/4
*50%
Co
Stores
Inc
503/4
Power
Co
9
10
com
43
*42
22
21
21%
50
50
50%
513/4
50%
51%
50%
83
81%
81%
*813/4
37
37
46%
*126
34%
47
128
83/4
34
46%
xl25
35%
9
10%
26
10%
10%
26
*41 %
43
*101
102
10%
*25 %
:
-
43
3,700
260
12,900
200
77
493A
1,100
56%
7,100
30
102
103A
*25 Va
*41
7,600
100
26
42%
__
'
21%
21%
49
49
50%
50%
;
21 %
3,000
21%
48
900
501/4
51
5,900
83
*813/4
82
*813/4
82
35%
*35 %
36%
*35%
37
48
200
900
9
463/4
*8 3/4
9
8%
8%
x33
34%
9
34
323/4
33
32 Va
32 3A
27,100
47V4
9,500
46%
125
127
47
127
46%
46
.
4 5 3%
*125
129
*125
'
2,600
20
128%
32 3/4
32%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
333A
333/4
34
3,200
10
30%
30 3/a
30%
30%
30%
30%
30 Va
30%
30
301/4
3,000
10
75
(FW)
Co
(Wm)
Jr
(Del)
743/a
Xerox
8
Corp_
Zenith
wd When
preferred
issues
Radio
106
9%
9%
34
cumulative
unless
y
91%
106
35
76
76
76 Va
16 Va
763/4
11,500
"59%
593/4
573%
59%
58V4
58 3A
4,000
90%
90%
91
91%
*903/4
92%
1063/4
1063/4
106%
106%
106%
9%
9%
9%
9'%
9%
91/4
106%
102%
104%
98%
106
9%
34%
34%
24%
24%
24%
102%
24%
101%
23%
102
164%
156%
161%
24
161%
Ex^dividend.
75%
603/4
101%
Corp.
x
75 Va
60%
*90%
104
1.25
distributed,
are
91%
5
& Towne Mfg Co
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp..
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
6
60
90 %
106
Yale
29% May 15
114% May 17
24% July 10
753/4
59 Va
*
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
106% July 11
All
*42
10%
49Va
10
Corp
25
companies.
*25%
49V4
56 3/4
_•»
Woolworth
6
sale,
103/i
26
9%
34%
100
Service
*101
10%
26
37
37
1
101
103/4
43
*81 %
10c
*76
26
'
10
Inc
101
50%
Wrigley
r Cash
OO
1
20
preferred
—
.
48 3/4
5
Elec
*108
493/4
97%
5
common
Public
*108
493/a
97%
2
Jun
*108
50
Feb
185
*108
.
98
♦97
Worthington Corp common
—10
Prior preferred 4%%
series—100
36% Jun
.
49%
10
6
115
138% Jan
Aug 26
26%
42%
843/4
12% Apr
Jan
8% Feb
28
25
26 Va
43%
843/4
■
4,900
26,300
Woodward Iron Co
67% May 22
87
26%
42%
843/4
preferred
Wisconsin
25
ruptcy
6%
6
Oct
26%
44
843/4
preferred
Industries
Wisconsin
2
Jan
26%
43%
No par
14
Dec
26%
common__No par
Winn-Dixie
95
66
10
100
Inc
Co
9
101
44%
Inc
Windsor
10
Jun
26
43%
Co
Wilson-Jones
9
129
253A
44%
preferred
$4.25
17
Feb
19 % Sep
17
6
Stores
34% Jun
3
84 % Oct
89% Feb
26
49
12
98% July 13
26 % Oct
&
39% May
35
26
44
100
Mfg
convertible
Wilson
Mar
13% Jan
Jan
121% Apr
29% Jan
22% Dec
41% Oct 10
80% Mar 10
26
29
31% Aug 17
30% Jan
8
Mar
8% July
14
$3
Oil
52% July
*33 Va
253/4
443/4
preferred
Wilcox
42
35
27
44%
preference
White
84% Feb
27% Jan
*33 %
26%
45%
Sewing Machine common
Prior
13
May 15
27% Mar 20
41% Jan
29
Jan
56% Apr
Jan
^79% Jan
10% May 11
31
49
20% Jan
45
22
Dec
28 % Dec
36% Apr
Jan
37
26
34%
253/4
44%
common
Co
*34
253/4
45 %
No par
convertible
5%%
White
13% May 10
Apr
83% Aug 18
45
79
May 27
23% Jan 11
25% Oct
8
Mar 10
103
7 Va Jan
25
4%%
35
26%
443/4
preferred
Whirlpool Corp
♦34
253/4
common_6.25
Electric
Dental
60% Jun
$5
35
•
*98
2.50
preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.
Wheeling Steel Corp common
Dec
*34
*98
40
No par
RR
Telegraph
3.80%
22
5,60Q
96
28% May 19
92%
50
50
34%
97
3
41% Sep
34%
26%
com
22
5
353/a
45%
Pacific
Union
6
34%
com__No par
2nd preferred
40
non-cum
Sep
97
43%
Co
40
10
97
26%
Inc
Supply
preferred
5
23
96%
1
Lines
10
4%
4
97
5
Auto
Western
6% Nov
600
97
Western
24% Nov
700
86
Apr 25
28% Mar 17
44
*50
87
55
40% Jan
10,200
52
30%
77
52
*85%
38
8
771/4
51
293/4
77%
51%
*84
3
6
29%
76
51
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76%
52
85%
3
Aug 31
29%
77
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78 3/a
84 %
3
67% Jan
30
76 %
270
85%
24% Jan
102
29%
5,700
17,300
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14
17,300
86
85
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31
24
82
83%
13
Oct
82%
23 %
83
85
14
36
82 Va
23
82
83%
57
98% Oct
833/4
22%
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48% July
*82%
,
96%
4
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82
87
6
28
24%
80
85%
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83%
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85%
37
2
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80
79%
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4
64
82%
243/4
83%
25
783/4
Maryland Ry
Jun
82%
23%
83%
283/4
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109
3,500
500
4.80%
2
11%
8,400
Western
Feb
11%
5%
Western
104
11%
121/4
27
102
11%
5%
37% Mar 21
Jan
11%
12 %
37% May 31
88% Jan
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Jan
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4
1
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7,500
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5%
19
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13
89% Aug 18
103 % Dec 28
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65
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4
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25
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4
77% Jan
3,800
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21% Oct
3,000
49%
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66%
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50
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31
66
50%
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1
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1,400
5
Nov
28% May
16% Apr
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4,000
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52
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30
Jan
67
51%
38
73
26
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5
22
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98
67
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4
West Penn Power 4%% pfd
100
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100
4.10% preferred series C
100
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5
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100
24
33% Jun
29
May
87
12
24
West
May 31
91
17
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12
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Knitting Mills
Welbilt
7
82% Jan
4
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7% May 31
17% Apr
(S D)
Waukesha
12
25 34
12 3/a
1
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Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water
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23
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26%
12%
5
Co
41% Jan
15
9% Dec
Warner
22
45% Jan
113/4
100
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30 Va Jan
1
Corp
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Warner-Lambert
27
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71%
253/4
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10
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9
3
38
preferred
3
May
673/4
51 %
38
common
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Warner
55
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86% Apr
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66%
51
71%
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74
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72
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&
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8
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16% Jan
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72
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15
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82
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6
89% Jan
27
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19
21
Feb
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Dec
15
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14
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100
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6,600
50,300
156
under
the
Bank¬
Volume
194
Number
6073
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(237)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
italic
when
the
letters
bonds
in
the
mature.
column
Figures
headed
"Interest
Period"
after decimal point
LOW
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
4'As
AND
or
each
HIGH
SALE
Tuesday
July 12
1975-1985
Low
High
Low
High
of
month
a
point.
PRICES
Wednesday
July 11
the
case
32nds
more
July 10
Low
May 15
one
in
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Exchange
indicate
represent
Thursday
Friday
July 14
July 13
High
Low
High
Low
Sales for
Week
High
Bonds ($)
102.30
*102.22
102.30
*102.22
102.30
*102.28
103.4
1
1969
*103
*100.18
100.26
*100.18
103.8
100.26
*100.18
100.26
*100.20
100.28
Feb
1
1980
*100.20
*100.18
100.28
*100.20
100.28
100.26
*100.20
100.28
*100.22
100.24
May 15
4s
37/8s
37As
*102.22
Oct
4s
1968
*99.30
*100.20
100.28
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100.2
♦99.30
100.2
*99.30
100.2
*99.24
100
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100.2
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15
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1966
99~30
99.22
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99.30
►100
100.4
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*99.24
100.4
♦100
100.4
99.20
*93.22
100
99.24
*99.18
.1968
37/aS—
99.30
*100
100.4
Treasury
86.8
11
Apr
96.12 Feb
86.8
18
96.12 Feb
18
89
Mar
8
89
Mar
8
35/8s
Nov
15
1967
*98.16
98.20
*98.16
98.20
*98.16
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
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Treasury
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Treasury
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11
Apr
25
98.20
3 'As
*98.18
98.22
Nov
15
1980
*94.2
*98.16
94.10
*94.2
94.10
*94.2
94.10
*94.2
94.10
*94.4
94.12
*92.10
92.18
*92.12
92.20
98.20
3'As
Feb
15
1990
*92.6
92.14
*92.6
92.14
*92.6
92.14
3'As
Nov
15
1998
*91.6
91.14
*91.6
91.14
*91.6
91.14
*91.10
Nov
15
91.18
1966
*97.30
*92.12
98.2
*98
92.20
98.4
*98
98.4
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98.4
1978-1983
*89.28
*97.3
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90.12
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90.10
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98.30
*98.28
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*98.28
99
97.2
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3'As
Jun
15
3'As
May 15
1985
*89.28
90.4
*89.28
90.4
3s
Feb
1964
*98.26
98.30
♦98.26
98.30
15
3s
Aug
15
1966
*96.26
97
*96.26
97
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15
1995
*85.10
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15
15
1961
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15
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15
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15
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86.8
100.5
►100.4
100.5
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100.5
♦100.5
100.6
*100.6
100.7
►100.16
100.20
*100.17
100.21
*100.17
100.21
♦100.17
100.21
*96.4
96.8
*100
*96.6
100.1
96.10
►100
*92.16
92.24
1963
*98.12
1963-1968
*90.22
15
97.2
86.4
100.20
1962-1967
Aug
2'As
♦96.20
*85.28
*100.4
1965
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15
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*100.16
1960-1965
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*100.1
96.10
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100.2
96.12
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*92.16
92.24
*92.16
92.24
*92.20
92.28
*92.20
98.14
*98.13
98.15
*98.16
98.18
*98.16
98.18
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*90.22
90.30
*90.22
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*90.26
91.2
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90.10
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98.20
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15
1964-1969
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90.4
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90.8
15
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*89.18
*90.2
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*89.18
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89.30
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15
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*89.4
89.12
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89.10
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*89.10
89.18
15
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2'As
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*86.28
87.4
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87.16
15
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87.20
87.2
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1959-1962
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15
1959-1962
International Bank for
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Nov
1985
104
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-Jan
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96
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1968
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1962
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1969
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15
1971
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May 15
1975
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1981
—July 15
1972
*87.8
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1
1976
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1962
*98.8
._
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101.16
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Exchange
dealings.
(R ange for Week Ended July 14)
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Friday
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New York Stock
Interest
Period
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Last
or
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29
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1960
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73
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1978
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106
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1957—April-Oct
1974
72
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1979
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1957—April-Oct
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1979—
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88%
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101 %
67
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1963
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82
Feb-Aug
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1961 stamped pursuant to
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pursuant to Plan A
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debentures
f
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f
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97%
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2nd
sinking fund
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Mar-Sept
1968
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2008
6s
f
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1953
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1961
157
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54
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readj
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99 vi
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series
Alabama
1958
1965
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loan
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1976
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2008
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f
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200
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92
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160
162
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1954
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gtd
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'
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May-Nov
A Secured
6s
1963
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Feb-Aug
1965
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:
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1964
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90
83 Va
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1954
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1971
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73%
82%
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37
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78
June-Dec
1974
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A6Vis
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7s
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Japanese
97
78%
debentures
assented
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1952_
(Kingdom of)
extl
94 Vi
75
5
831/4
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1961
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97
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gtd
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1953
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1974
1971
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92
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Co
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the
or
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Sale Price
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1968
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loan
loan
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(13th
external
5
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(7th series) 1975
secured
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secured
5%s
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adjustment
mortgage
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1965
external
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30%
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debentures
4Vis
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funding 4V2s
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4V4s
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1968
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5 Vis
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1964
paid
part
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Exchange
: High
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5s
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or
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s
f mtge 1945
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Last
Bonds
Bid & Asked
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BONDS
New York Stock
for Week Ended July 14)
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Friday
Monday, July 17, 1961
.
3s
—
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43"%
—
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20
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165
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Volume
The
Number 6073
194
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
Brown
Shoe
3yas
Co
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139 'A
1975_May-Nov
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consol
Carolina
Clinchfield
debs
subord
Caterpillar Tractor
1965
4s
1983
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Celanese
Corp 3s debentures
debentures 1976
3Vis
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of
100'A
1977
1965
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67
67
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first
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consolidated
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mortgage 3s 1989
mortgage
mtge
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1978
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79%
85
68%
1965 -Jan-July
1977
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93
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&
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97
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98
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103
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:
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s
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1984
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ref M 5s series
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series
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86%
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1965
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ref
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82
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93
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Central
90'A
98
98 y4
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(perpetual)
Ohio
&
Edison
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Ry—
debentures
conv
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113
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2
146
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—
1976—..June-Dos
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4%
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90%
136
114
California Electric Power first 3s
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No.
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1971
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27
100
150
107
227
104
92%
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92
93%
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28
(240)
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1972
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88 ya
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33
102%
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Louisville
1980
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162
162
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1979
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1978
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series
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series
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1980
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1st
1981
1982
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conv
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4%s
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1981
debentures
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89%
2
87%
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refunding
&
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79
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78
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mortgage 3%s
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3%s 1983
mortgage 4%s 1987
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97
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Jan-July
Jan-July
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Jan-July
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Jm-July y
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April-Ocf ■
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Jan-July
93
14
90%
83
May-Nov
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cons
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N
62
May-Nov
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5s
York
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Y & Hrtrlem gold 3%s 2000
97%
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Jan-July
mortgage 3%s
1997
collateral gold 3'As
Shore
4'As ser A 2022
May
Harlem River & Port Chester 4%s A '73_Jan-July
Y Power & Light first mtge 2%s 1975_Mar-Sepj
Y & Putnam
first consol gtd 4s 1993_April-Oef
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Jan-July
97
May-Nov
2003
6s
Y
N
N
2003
83%
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First
Jan-July
2003
interest
interest
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&
&
series A 2013—April-Ocf
5s series C 2013
April-Ocf
1980
ApriZ-Oct
1998_Feb-Aug
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June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
April-Oct
4'As income debentures 1989
June-Dec
JN
97
■
fixed
Feb-Aug
1998
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Feb-Aug
1974
82%
101'/a
99%
84'%
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trust
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New
N
1984
86
83%
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92
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extended to
fixed
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General
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Refunding
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1974
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&
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156
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5s
68
—
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May-Nov
1977
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4s
4i/„s
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3 Vis A 1970
April-Ocf
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85%
•
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Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1988
1986
3s 1974
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&
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—
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Junction
Orleans
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N
sinking fund 37/8s series A
Shore
—
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1974
Bell
Jersey
New
78%
May-Nov
1980
conv
1982
debentures
New
80%
L
Lakefront
90
98% 104'A
122
75%
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April-Oct
debentures
Lake
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1st mtge 3s 1964
116
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,
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13
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■
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).
1977
debentures
3s
84
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Koppers Co
81
—
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1982
1989
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Co
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f
s
3%s
1986
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Corp
3%s
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5s
3%s
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mortgage
1st
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subord
conv
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73
June-Dec
Ju/ie-Dec
1983_May-Nov
1974—April-Oct
May-Nov
May-Nov
June-Dec
debentures
Distillers
Natl
102'A
73
83
June-Dec
City Southern Ry 3V4S ser C 1984_June-Dec
City Terminal 2%s 1974
April-Oct
Kansas
92
'
*
1st
55
1
92%
93%
1970—June-Dec
1976
National Distillers & Chem 4%s debs
1
Light 2%s
Power &
27/as
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Ry
1977—Mar-Sept
1970_
debentures
3'As
Airlines—
subord debentures 1979
conv
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1st
Dutch
„
103
96
56
88 %
74
75
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Feb-Aug
May-Nov
1985_Ju/ie-Dec
1976
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Register 4%s s f debs
Cylinder Gas 5'/as conv debs
National Dairy Products 2%s debs
87%
87
subord
conv
National Cash
Consolidated
KLM
85%
99%
—
9974 100
Inc—
Natl
98'A
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debs
86%
95
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1976_ Mar-Sept
1975
3%s
87'A
97
94
&
1980
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St
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if
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108
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104
100'/a
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1978
—
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117
■
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3%s
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Jersey
16
99%
debs
1980
mortgage 3s
I-T-E
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Power
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99
$
100%
87%
5
Jan-July
1977
A
29
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——
May-Nov
1978
debentures
National
1987
Interstate
88%
88%
86%
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s
4Vis
1986
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Nashville
1st
3V'as
•"
N
6s
250
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sub
102%
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80%
—
85%
Feb-Aup
1981
2000
3'As
gtd
first
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
Feb-Aug
April
__Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
1981
;
1977
conv
4%s
102
178
140
8
85
84%
1980—Jan-July
1981
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&
3%s
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&
4s
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subord
5'As
National
—
__
—
86
88%
100
Feb-Aup
debentures
Silver
subord
conv
Intern'l
73%
250
1979_May-Nov
45/as
Chemical
&
79%
72
75
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99
1981
B
Minerals
102 %
,
84
83%
68
172'A
166
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1987
1989
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series
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inc
83
Mar-Sept
1981
J
85%
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1982
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series
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mortgage
85%
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1986—June-Dec
C
ser
—
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1972
debs
1st
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84
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Jan-July
1980
81%
85
83
84
6s
debentures
82
2
81%
84
1991
1966——
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&
84
81%
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1990
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1
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RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979—May-Nov
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May-Nov
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1974
May -Nov
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Jan-July
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Feb-Aup
1st mortgage 3%s series H 1989
Mar-Sept
1978
series B
3s
105
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1978
D
series
coll trust 1976
4'/4s
Mohawk
4%s
mortgage
106%
100
1
103
172 V2
RR Co
Pacific
Montgomery
First
101%
103
Jan-July
1962
mortgage
76%
37
77
Jan-July
1962
4'/4s series C Jan 1 2005
Gen mtge income 4%s series A Jan 1 2020
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1 2030
5s income debentures Jan 1 2045
86%
108
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mortgage
1st
■
67
1,576
1st
■
9%
14%
113%
13%
14
14
81
79
76 %
Bell Telephone
'
RR—
series A
5s
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Missouri
105%
99%
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1985
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5%s suoora income debs 2033
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105
80
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102
100
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100
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97%
100
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conv
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&
70
1
—
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&
&
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127%
.
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72 Ve
80
--
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_
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Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967
April-Ocf
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990—June-Dec
'
14
88%
Jan-July
1982
debentures
f
s
63%
79'A
68%
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*78
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1972
debentures
Minneapolis
129
113%
72
117%
115
Jan-July
1984
97%
94
•—
121% 123
Jan-July
1977
debentures
f
1978
debentures
debentures
f
s
123
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
-June-Dec
1970
2%s
1968
368
368
95
*93
Jan-July
1972
135
126%
76
126% 135
1
debs
tr
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sinking
s
Mar-Sept
1984
debentures
debentures
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first 4%s 1999
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81
77
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conv
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Jan-July
Jan -July
1981
conv
Valley Ry
Hocking
5s
debs
f
s
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Mar-Sept
1976
2%s
1991
1st mortgage 3%s 1969
37/8s sinking fund debentures 1967
Minneapolis-Hor.eywell Regulator—
3%s s f debentures 1976
3.10s
3
*70
Feb-Aug
3y8s 1988—April-Ocf
June-Dec
Michigan Central RR 4'/is series C 1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s 1969—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 27/8s 1969
Mar-Sept
Bell
72
63
—
77 •%
"
1980
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debenture's
4%s
—
77
68
63
;
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27/as 1974—May-Nov
2%s
mortgage
Michigan
—
Inc—
subord
conv
Hertz
first mtge
Water
Xerox
&
Metropolitan Eciison first mtge
1st
Haloid
1972
subord
conv
66 V.
—
H
Hackensack
Ray) & Co—
debentures
(J
Robbins 3Vis debs 19 73
debentures 1980
5s
McKesson
102%
101%
2
'
Feb-Aug
1977
Realty Corp 5s
93
15
77
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1980
debentures
May Stores
McDermott
4%s
138% 230
20
203
72%
65%
4
f
s
99 %
91'A
„
82
67%
if
Jan-July
1972
Stores 2%s debentures
f debentures 1978
s
*
57
June-Dec
June-Dec
May-Nov
June-Dec
June-Dec
1979
2%s
mortgage
95%
68
May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
1976
mtge
1st
1978
3s
mortgage
2056
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Utilities
States
3
"ex wts"
1968
Dept
May
100
May-Nov
June-Dec
1980
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series
103%
100
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Inc 4s series B Jan 2044__Aprll
3%s
M
102%
8
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mortgage
ref
inc
102 y2
5'/is
Co
—
77%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
1978
RR 5y8s
Central
Martin
146
92%
67%
April-Ocf
Mar-Sepf
Apr-Ocf
1977
92%
82
101'A 102'A
\
101%
96%
15
*82
debentures 1972__May-Nov
subord debentures
conv
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146%
110
71
5s
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Macy
96
104%
94%
226
mtge 2%s ser
90
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Feb-Aug
2003
refund mtge 3%s eer F
103
94%
100 y4
137%
mortgage Inc 5s ser A July 2015
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100
3
97
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
mortgage 3yes series O 2000
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&
96
June-Dec
mortgage 3VaS series N
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subord debentures
121
Jan-July
1976
D
218
98 y4
95
101
135
205
173 y4
80
21
104
102
Co—
Ry
82
97%
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98'A
86
98%
97%
RR—
G 2003.
First & refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003
First <fc refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003
St Louis div second gold 3s 1980—.
Louisville Gas & Elec 2%s 1979
1st mortgage 3Vas 1982
1st mortgage 3%a 1984
1st mortgage 47/as 1987
1st
mortgage
47/as 1990
M
90%
158
*95%
134% 139
General
Mobile
12
163%
Nashville
1986
debentures
First & refund
105
89
f
&
s
First &
105 y4
82
136
series
98
91%
102
9
May-Nov
4J/2s
conv
89%
95%
95%
100% 101
Company
5s
General
98
89
101
Northern
General
97%
89 y8
& Co 3%s conv sub deb '75_May-Nov
(W R)
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97%
97%
May-Nov
1965
Co first mtge 2%s
f debentures 1985
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977/a
98 '/a
May-Nov
1983
debentures
91%
92
1978
debentures
3%s
100%
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1st
25
97%
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1st
89%
105
Tire
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89%
88%
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1976—
Co
Low
No.
98'%
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1976_June-Dec
1963
April-Ocf
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ApriZ-Oct
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Jan. 1
Sold
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Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
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89
101%
1982
Week's Range
Sale Price
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debentures
4%s
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debentures
3s
93%
88%
66
Lonilard
102% 104 y4
97%
Corp
Star
Long Island
93%
102%
Time
1st
89
173
Motors
4%s
3s
5
97%
116
General
5s
90%
95 %
102% 103%
General
Gulf
48
103 %
debentures
1st
97 '/a
61
debentures
General
5s
89 %
96 y4
100%
99 3!
1,734
106
General
Gulf
89 y8
99 3! 100 A
92 %
4%s
Great
High
102% 103 %
1981
Monday, July 17, 1961
High
Low
103
General
4%s
No.
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1979
1980
debentures
4%s
Jan. 1
103
debentures
5s
Sold
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1977
debentures
4s
1975
debentures
debentures
5s
100 ^
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1964
debentures
3%s
Bid & Asked
90 '/a
Mar-Sept
1969
debentures
Sale Price
Lone
1961
3%s
.
Last
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Friday's
or
Corp—
Acceptance
Motors
Bonds
Low
Exchange
New York Stock
General
Period
.
Friday
Week's Range
Last
Interest
BONDS
.
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended July 14)
NEW YORK STOCK
Friday
Chronicle
64
14
21%
75%
17
75%
80%
20
79 'A
84
75%
79
9
15
75%
83
85%
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80
79%
if
78
81
86
103
91
99
77
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Volume
194
Number
6073
.
.
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,
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29
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended July 14)
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Norfolk
Western
&
Central
Northern
1st
ref
and
Northern
3 Vis
4%s
Natural
f
s
Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
general
series
Gas
ref
&
A
debentures
s
f
4%s
s
f
debentures
1976__
45/as
s
f
debentures
1977
4%s
debentures
f
s
s'f
4%
5 VaS
f
s
General
lien
3s
1
Jan
Northern
States
first
(Minnesota
First
mortgage
3s
1st
mortgage
87%
91%
88
99
90
*99%
*100
102%
*—
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A 2047
ser
57 VB
99%
58
93
85
57%
88%
14
1974
Feb-Aug
'
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——
80 %
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3VaS
mortgage
12
mortgage
4 Vis
mortgage
4s
*76%
(Wise)
1st
1st
3s
5s
—
5
Jan-July
1984
4%s
debentures
164
*
1977
first
Edison
First
mortgage
Gas
Oklahoma
1st
1st
mortgage
1st
mortgage 3%s
1st
2%s
83%
83%
4%s
<*%s
General
175
76
mortgage
1st
mortgage
Mar-Nov
78
—
Owens-Illinois
Glass
Oxiord
Co
Paper
101
.June-Dec
1988
May-Nov
123%
123
123 VB
123% 124
108
108
April-Oct
124%
91%
June-Dec
1978
conv
Electric
&
Co
mtge
Paul
123
115%
129
74
115%
129%
91%
10
91%
31
111
106%
94
118 Va
—
3
88%
133
129
134
94
108%
147
108%
108
109
16
108
120
&
First
Sr.
refunding
3s
series
J
&
refunding
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series
K
1970
1971
June-Dec
Fiist
87%
88
22
First
&
refunding
3s
series
L
1974
June-Dec
84%
84%
34
First.
&
refunding
3s
series
M
1979
June-Dec
81
81
6
80%
85%
series N 1977
series P 1981
81
81
2
81
86%
75%
76
11
75%
81
First
&
refunding
3s
First
Sr.
refunding
June-Dec
June-Dec
23/4s
88
87%
June-Dec
June-Dec
75 Ms
7
88%
94%
97%
3
96
87%
92
85 %
91%
83%
89
refunding 2%s series Q 1980
June-Dec
78%
78%
6
78%
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refunding 3l/us series R
June-Deo
81%
81%
9
80%
85%
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80%
1982
First
&
First
&
refunding 2%s series T 1976
June-Deo
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82%
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&
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84%
First
&
refunding
series
3s
1983
S
First
Sr.
refunding mtge 3%s ser U '85_June-Dec
refunding mtge 3Vns ser W '84—June-Dec
refunding 3V«s ser X 1984
June-Dec
First
&
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ref
3'/4s
1st
&
ref
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1st
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1st
Si
ref
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debentures
debentures
debentures
debentures
debentures
4%s
Pennsylvania
85%
103%
106
103%
bond
Air
98%
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105 7/a
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99%
99
99%
40
1985—June-Dec
73 Vb
73%
73%
9
73%
73%
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7
73%
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79%
4
78%
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84
90
47
104% 105%
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86
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81%
May-Nov
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debentures
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89
-Feb-Aug.
1964_June-Dec
1979..
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Light 3s
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Feb-Aug
96
96%
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96%
106
102
66%
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3s
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1981
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&
series D 1980—Mar-Sept
Wash RR Co—
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Marquette Ry 3v/us
Philadelphia Baltimore &
series
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5s
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series
2%s
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&
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&
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&
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&
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refunding
&;
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2%s
mortgage
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refunding
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subord
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102
93
99%
212
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81%
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97%
88
96
99%
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series
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mortgage
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54%
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*
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54
100
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85
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series
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21
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91
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gen
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f
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%
3%s
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1984
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1973
debentures
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footnotes,
1981
2%s
101
see
page 34.
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79%
79%
90
94
109'%
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96%
80
76
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100
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gold 5s
first,
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101
30
103%
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103%
155
102% 102%
50
8
380
97%
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mtge 6s
debentures
2%s
1973
*87
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—
capital
St
of
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M 4s series C
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8
70 %
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95%
2
95%
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106
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78
mtge
4%s
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s
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3%s
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165
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133
94
175
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91
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85
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91
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101
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May-Nov
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f
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74%
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90
90
90%
8
89%
94
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98
97%
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74
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98%
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89
71
75
93%
92
93%
9
92
96%
70
70
71 %
11
70
79
76%
76 Va
Feb-Aug
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April-Oct
76 %
115%
10
79 Ve
258
98
1
89
94
82
85
115% 117
80 Va
—June-Dec
4
48
80%
98% 100%
1974—__June-Dec
1982
98%
80%
76%
135
85%
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1978
Oil
*81%
May-Nov
1968
coll tr 2%s
3%s J982
106%
Tank
s
f
debs
J976
debentures
f
1973
^Avril-Oct
^.Feb-Aug
81%
debs
of
1985
America
1977
2%s
—June-Dec
1966—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
90
81%
81%
.
86%
88 Va
5
101%
100% 101 Va
395
100 Va
101%
108%
108 Va 111%
607
107%
111%
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82 Vb
10
79%
68
68 Vb
6
66%
97
97
88 %
Feb-Aug
1991_Mar-Sept
88%
68
104%
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91
11
104 % 104%
25
133% 138%
314
Inc—
subord
Co
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June-Dec
—June-Dec
C
2%s series
1986
Lines
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1991
debentures
2%s
mortgage
Car 4%s
debs
Air
conv
debs
subord
RR
debs 1970.
1986
83%
76
June-Dec
May-Nov
1980
2%s
of California
conv
91
*88%
&
Pacific
f
3%s 1971—May-Nov
coll trust 2%s 1975_Ap7'ZZ-Oct
and
debentures
91
Missouri
of
Co
mortgage
mtge
4%s
78
3%s
1986
debs
inc
debentures
Union
84%
93%
88
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4%s debs
Airlines
Electric
Onion
Union
86%
59
149 %
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100%
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136
96
series B
Orleans
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of
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€%s
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3%s
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Pacific-Missouri
1st
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Jan-July
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May-Nov
refund
90
*—
161
54%
84%
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12
78
74
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v
86
73%
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88
97
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83
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and
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—
84
97%
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88
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notes
and
88
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83
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notes
conv
senior
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13
80
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1970—ApriZ-Oct
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75
80%
94
'
1979
&
98
80
100% "108%
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notes
Texas
128
50
95 %
91
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108 Va
95%
122%
81
May-ZVow
1974
1972
T
(James)
senior
1966
104 Va
114%
120
121
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
98
97%
121 % 124%
122
92
100%
336
*
1984—June-Dec
—Apr-Oct
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Re fond
Va
102%
101
.Jan-July
2019
1985
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3%s debs 1983
Corp 3s debentures 1965
107
89%
May-Nov
May-Nov
'75—June-Dec
1982.
4%s
3%s
debentures
5%%
103% 104
85%
89%
85 %
1983
Corp
Co
&
85
104
90
20
conv
2-7«s debentures
Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
Oil
2%s
4%s
3%s
debentures
1974
Oil Co (Ohio)
2%s
79
94
87 %
86%
89
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1982—_April-Ocf
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1983
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of
(Indiana)
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104%
106
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1996—
debs
California
Oil
Oil
Talcott
102%
101%
106
1007/b
& Northeastern RR 3%s
Standard
5s
97
98
101
2%s
—
83%
88 Vb
84
104%
46
1994
Jan-July
1973_Ju?ie-Dec
1977
A
Tnc 5s conv subord
debentures 1983
5%s
80
100%
13
—
f)V'2s
2
99%
100%
Co—
79 %
27
99%
11
196
1977—May-ZVou
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs 1985——.Aprfl-Ocf
3-Vns debentures
1983
May-Nov
85
97%
102
100% 101%
series E 1986
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series F
1996
Juu-July
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1983
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1994
Jan-July
1st mtge coll tr 4 %s
1988—.
Feb-Aug
83
88%
90 %
conv
3%s ser
mtge
RR
mortgage
84
101%
89
Jan-July
1970
4%s
Co
-
1st
Term
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Southern
84
97
10
90 %
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77%
88%
79
87%
103%
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2%s-4%s
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87%
100
102% 103 %
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...—Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Edison
Ry
Natural
81
2
1963
5s
debentures
Indiana
Southern
82%
101 %
1
15
84
101
99%
Jan-July
June-Dec
April-Ocf
1979
1987
convertible
3%s
87%
101%
101 %
1985
California
Southern
87%
100% 101
103%
1986—June-Dec
Jan-July
conv
1979
debentures
*82%
April-Oct
April-Ocf
May-ZVou
Mar-Sepf
—
95
86%
2%s 1976..
debentures
United
—
—
91%
Telephone Sr. Telegraph Co—
Bell
debentures
3s
2%s
78%
Co—
3 '/4s 1977—
1st mortgage 3s 15)83
%
140
Jan-July
Alabama RR
North
&
Southern
82%
ApriZ-Oct
15)86
mtge
mortgage 2%s
South
82%
Mar-Sepf
1970
83
—
90%
ApriZ-Oct
delis
Oil
Socony-Vacuum
*
June-Dec
June-Dec
1974
1977——
89%
80
—
Marchant—
subord
conv
Superior
&
series D
69
*84
ApriZ-Oct
debs
2%s debentures 1965
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5%s
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15)84
Youngstown
63
__
135
87%
100%
:
f
85%
15)64
73
27
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1971
4%s
Corp
Smith-Corona
Sunray
85%
Pittsburgh
3T«s
Skelly
St.auffor
92%,
101
84%
15)75
mtge 3%s
1st
74
66
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1982
s
Standard
84%
1975
vy
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debs
1979
Standard
June-Dec
May-ZVow
May-ZVoc
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
June-Dec
April-Ocf
Pittsburgh
,
69%
55
85
mortgage
1st
97%
55
70
81
Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
5s series A 15)70
June-Dec
Pittsburgh
1st
44
70%
19
Plllsbnry Mills Inc 3'/«s s f debs 1972—__June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer Sr. Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
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Consolidated guaranteed 4'/2s ser J 1964_Muy-Nov
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83%
Apr-Oct
66%
37
64%
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debentures
2%s
Oil
Oil
Memphis
69 %
Phillips
4VVs
Sinclair
First
83
Morris Inc 47/«s sf debs 1979
June-Dec
Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964—Feb-Aug
conv
subord
debs
15)87—
Feb-Aug
Philip
Union
(Oregon
90%
95%
Shell
Line
1981
83%
1984
67 Va
75
Co—
debs
3.20s
subord
Pipe
1969
84 Va
93
--
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conv
4 %s
80%
—
5s
4%s
87
—
Belberling
4%s
Corporation—
Philco
88%
60
72
Corp—
Texas
refunding
First
1974
1981
1978
3%s
1982
3'/hS 1983—
3'/as 1985
4%s 1987
3:,/4s 1988..
mtge 4%s 1986
mtge 5s 1989
2%s
2:,/4s
refunding
88
85
64
*
Feb-Aug
4%s subordinated debentures 1977
May-Nov
5s
debentures
1982—.
Jan-July
Sears Roebuck Sr. Co
4%s s f debs 1983—Feb-Aug
Surface Transit Inc
1971
23/4s 1967
137
67
*80
1972—
debentures
Gold
Jan-July
1977
C
94
__
*85
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1960—.—June-Dec
June-Dec
1974
Gold
69 %
Feb-Aug
1974
B
4'/2s
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First'& refunding 2%s
First
98%
:
mortgage 4 %s series E 1984
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157%
Co—
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First
96
97
June-Dec
15)68
B
4'/4s series
General
67%
66%
64%
Mar-Nov
1989—.
series
79 Va
82%
April-Oct
Jan-July
mortgage 3'/es series F 1985—Jan-July
Eastern Ry Income 4s 1990
April
General
Peoria
series
5s
1965
A
4
75
*69%
4 971
1st gtd 4s
RR.
Line
debentures
Spiegel
series
4%s
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67
May
3VaS 11
Depot
105 %
99
72%
Pennsylvania RR—
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125
Ry—
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104
98%
98 Vb
April-Ocf
1975
—
62
r-
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3%s s f debentures 1977
Seaboard Finance Co 5%s debs 1980
New Orl
debentures
92%
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Mar-Sepf
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eoriiiicai.es
mortgage
Southern
Airways—
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conv
■
11
.
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'
99%
15)88—
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82 %
97 Vb
23
100%
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Western
American
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100
99%
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4%s
85%
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debentures
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3%s
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83%
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Ap'ril-Oci
3'/as
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80
!105%
—April-Ocf
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1983
79%
15
••
91%
1978
debentures
84%
12
80
•
;
57
1987
3'/4s
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92%
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3Vbs
85 Va
92%
1990
DD
debentures
2%s
83%
83
__
92%
1992
FF
2;,/4s
'
June-Dec
1991—
EE
series
4%s
&
series
4'/2s
series
5s
ref
Tel
Pacific
1978
CC
series
79
81
——
>
79%
79%
80
1987_June-Dec
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mtge 4 %s series AA 1986.1—June-Dec
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June-Dec
1st
178
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62
April-Ocf
debs series A Jan 2006
Union
Service
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&
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92%
,—
96
First
1966
85
125
Mar-Sepf
4,s series A 1997
inc 4%s ser A Jan 2022
series
4s
4s
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126
1996_Jan-JnZy
5s
6s
income
4%s
refunding 3v2h series I
102%
85
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s
LouiS'Southwestern
1st
P
Gas
1977
3s series A 1971
Adirond'k 1st gold
mortgage
Sears
Pacific
gold
Seaboard
100%
Mar-Sept
1982
conv
97%
57%
—
*
—Jan-July
debs
3%s
Co
4%p
86
88%
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April-Ocf
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1989—May-ZVou
Scott
Paper 3s conv
debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
.May-Nov
4'/2s
mortgage
85%
98
debs
conv
,
Sr.
mtge
a
May-ZVou
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
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1968—June-Dec
St
June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
June-Dec
Power
Lawrence
First
June-Dec
3 Vis 1985
3%s 1988
6%s
McBee
A5s
8t
—
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1987—;
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5Vis conv siibord debs 1983_
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95
49%
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1977
1996—
8t Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1980
85
April--Oct
3%s series J 1969
5%s conv debs
1977
j
89%
81
;
1983
debentures
Electric
Sr.
D
Aircraft
Second
85
—
April-Ocf
—Feb-Aug
1973
mortgage
Baguenay
St
debs
subord
serial
Rchr
84%
—
104%
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Rochester
81
96%
104%
1964
3s debs
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conv
99
80%
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debentures
Co 3%s
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80
15
1980
99%
96%
16
1982
93%
13
101% 102
86%
81%
6
92 %
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2
tR
Mfg
Riciifield
120 %
82 %
23
28
1st
81
90%
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106
88
83%
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84%
81
90%
96
165%
83%
83%
96%
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101 %
78%
99
111
89%
Reynolds
81%
.
*—
90%
86
78%
—
6
84%
mortgage 3s 1979
86
*89%
50%
April-Oct
1975
2%s
mortgage
1st
86
*—
155
50%
Mar-Sept
Electric
&
1974
160
Reading Co first & ref 3Vua series D 195)5_May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp
4%s debs
1985
Mar-Sepf
1975
23/4S
2%s
94
103%
•154
95%
2%s
Oats
ASecond
3a
mortgage
mortgage
95%
High
97
95%
1st
First
14
R
o
Ohio
98%
Q
Quaker
78%
76
Feb-Aug
98
82%
98%
95
80
Jan. 1
Low
85.%
104 %
1U0%
159
June-Dec
1996
1975
—
*99
162
3%s 1983_April-Ocf
April-Ocf
—Mar-Sept
mortgage
debentures
89%
—
refunding
Range Since
No.
'106
June-Dec
1972—
3%s
Royal
June-Dec
2%s
First
96
■
96
Mar-Sept
1987
Telephone
debentures
104% 104%
80%
*90
Bonds
Sold
High
Jan-July
April-Oct
1979
conv
Bell
1977
1978
4%s
mortgage
Corp
Northwestern
2%s
a
June-Dec
...
mortgage
mortgage
1st
Northrop
3 Vis
1990
*
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
:
First
75
80 %
April-Ocf
1986
1988
5s
93%
78%
June-Dec
1984
First
First
1st mortgage 5s
62%
80
_
81
Friday's
3 %s
mortgage
Rheem
Feb-Aug
1982
mortgage
refunding
92%
Jan-July
1979
3%s
*79
April-Ocf
1978
refunding
and
105
92
.
First
105 %
3
92%
92%
92%
104%
50
1
57%
92%
Jan-July
debentures
and
First and
101 %
18
1968_Jan-July
2037—Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3s
1972—May-Nov
and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979-June-Dec
First
First
101
98 %
86
or
Bid & Asked
98
May-Nov
3%s
98%
99%
Week's
Week's Range
„
Co—
1963
debentures
3s
Gas
Sr.
First
100%
85%
Electric
Service
Public
90
97%
91
*102%
2047
2%s
mortgage
92%
Co—
1st
First
83%
1997—Quar-Jan
4s
mortgage 23/4s
2%s 1975
mortgage
81
*98% 100%
April-Ocf
Power
91%
May-Nov
lien
prior
1984
4s
trust
90
May-Nov
Refunding & Improve 4%s
Coll
96%
88%
May-Nor
1979
Ry
89
86
*87
May-ZVou
May -Nov
1980
debentures
Pacific
High
89
*87%
Last
Sale Price
Low
90%
May-Nov
,__1
debentures. 1978
debentures
Northern
1974
Low
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
*88
May-Nou
3%s
Jan. 1
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
*—
5s
1973
High
Bonds
89
1974__Mar-Sepf
1974
Mar-Sept
s
f debs 1973_May-Not>
3%s
Friday
Week's
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
91
*88
2
91
..
--
88
97
88 %
83%
71
100%
104%
104 Va
121
143 Va
90 %
92
87
91%
The Commercial and
30
Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, July 17, 19tfl
.
.
(242)
American Stock Exchange
RECORD
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
beginning Monday, July 10,
Friday, July 14. It is compiled from the report of the American
Stock Exchange for the week
the American
and
ending
Friday
Petroleum
Aberdeen
3
3
3 Va
800
2%
2%
11,600
Acme
Wire
Inc
Products
Precision
Acme
Aero-Flow Dynamics
Inc
Aerojet-General Corp
Aeronca Manufacturing Co
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
&; Discount Inc
Aid Investment
Alabama
Great
Power
4.20%
Wood Steel
7%
Jan
20
*
4%
Apr
3%
300
2%
Jan
13%
300
12%
Jan
18% Mar
20%
4,000
8%
Jan
23 Va May
2,300
5,300
3 Va
Feb
8% May
50 Ya
Jan
3Va
5%
6 %
79%
82
84%
8 %
7%
7%
4 Va
4 Va
97
85%
85 Ya
85%
30%
30%
31
~7%
"7%
1
1
300
290
95 Ya
100
6,300
100
22
22
10
Co common
Apr
Brazilian Traction Light &
19
50
Airlines Inc
Bowling Corp of America
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
13%
5%
preferred—100
preferred
5%
Alaska
Apr
3 Va
1
Southern___
Alabama
3%
6%
89%
10% May
Apr
19
Apr
3%
.
Jan
83 Ya
1,3.00
22%
5 Va
2,000
I
31% May
Jan
84%
Kunstzide N V—
deposit rtcs American shs_
Engineering Co
10c
Properties Inc
1
Feb
9Va
Jun
6%
6%
12 Va
7%
7%
American
All-State
Tire
Alliance
1
Inc
Airlines
Rubber
&
Allied Artists Pictures
class
£1%
A
Control Co
Oil
4%
Jan
15%
Jun
Brown
7
Jan
11%
Apr
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
7%
9,000
3%
Jan
Feb
10%
American
Book
American
Business
American
Ya
Jan
8 Yb
Apr
10%
Jan
17%
Apr
~5
~5%
6,200
11%
11%
200
11%
2,300
9%
Jan
16%
Feb
14%
5,100
8
Mar
16%
Jun
23
23
28
2,300
23
July
Yb July
28
July
$3.75 pfd_100
78 Yt
78 V4
4%
4%
American
Va
8
Inc
65
65
66%
•
Inc
Systems
16
16
17
9
4%
4%
25c
Aluminum
8%
American Manufacturing
12.50
Co
Jun
Jan
18,700
4%
Jan
3,500
10%
Jan
T
*
.
4%
2%
1
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
20c
Oil
Associated
American
Atlantic
Research
del
Atlantica
21
Jan
32% May
12
133/4
Burroughs
Shoe
Calgary
&
Consolidated
Mining
,
May
Apr
Canada
Bread
17% May
Canada
Cement
68%
74%
7,900
45%
Feb
86% May
53/4
614
2,200
3%
Jan
7% May
91
15%
Audion-Emenee
Aurora
Jan
95 % Mar
Jan
913/4
3,350
89 %
16%
18 Va
8,700
3834
17,600
34%
7,800
2 %
2%
3,900
4 %
4 %
500
8Y2
10%
24,200
%
%
Automatic Steel
Non-voting
-4%
2 V.
6 V.
10%
4%
2%
7
2,000
1,300
31,000
11 %
900
Avien
Avis
class
Inc
Industrial
Ltd
Co
Industrial Gas Ltd
Javelin
Jun
96%
Jan
Canadian
20%
Jan
Jan
Jan
8% July
%
5
July
2%
Apr
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic
Apr
Canadian
A Jan
6% Mar
5%
Feb
3 Ya
pfd
Apr
Ltd Amer dep rets
Co
;
Castle
Apr
59%
Feb
35
37%
6,100
Jun
37% July
1%
3,600
6 Yt
7
3,000
1%
1%
3,800
13%
14%
9,000
8,300
14%
7%
1,400
12%
10,300
14%
15%
3,500
6%
35
1 %
Jun
3%
Apr
6%
1,800
1
22
22
10c
16
5
Corp
5%
Jan
1%
Jan
13% May
Co
W)
(J
Carter
23
15 V.
16
49%
3
9,500
1,400
500
6%
Jan
43%
Jun
Jan
67/a
Feb
9% May
13%
Apr
Jun
21%.- Apr
3%
Jan
7
9%
Jan
14
Jan
42
Jan
3,000
14
14
•
lc
20%
21%
12,800
V.
4%
2,700
4
Mar
29% May
20%
56 Va
Jun
Apr
4}R
Jan
9
Mar
22% May
50c
~9.n4
~1 %
Inc
10c
6%
6 %
Construction
50c
18%
18
1
38
37%
1
22 Yt
22
1
17
16%
17%
19%
Jun
15% July
21% July
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
6% July
Jan
2,800
Co
Wright Corp
Candy Corp
Barton's
July
4%
shares
Ltd
9,500
%
7%
3,400
6 %
19%
20,700
18
39%'
2,400
31
22%
2,000
15
1% May
July
9V8
Jun
July
26 Va
Apr
Jan
49%
Apr
Jan
29%
5%
J an
Apr
19% May
50c
2%
1%
2%
11,600
1%
Jan
3 Va May
Bayview
25c
1%
1%
1%
10,400
H
Jan
2%
6%
Jan
10%
Oil
Corp common
convertible class A
Inc
9%
7.50
Corp
Canada
1
9Va
100
4%
50c
Ties
Belock Instrument Corp
13
4%
1,600
11%
14%
13,500
3% Mar
8
Jan
6
15%
Apr
Apr
May
Jun
1
14%
14
15
3,400
25c
52%
52
53
3,000
48
Jan
55 Va
50c
14%
14%
16
4,100
14%
Jan
20% May
Inc
1
Inc
1
Birdsboro Corp
9
4
Blauner's
Blumenthal
Bohack
5 % %
3
<S)
& Co
(H C) Co common
prior preferred.,
Borne Chemical Co Inc
For
footnotes, see page 34.
17% May
3% May
23%
26
8%
23%
5%
4%
4%
40%
40%
10 Va
26
5%
4%
•
97/a
Jan
Jan
$1.50
Century Electric Cp
143/4
16%
Chamberlin Co of America.,
Oil
Charter
Co
Ltd
Apr
19%
Feb
13%
Cherry-Burrell
Oil
Christiana
8%
51
Apr
59 V4 Mar
n
8
A
23/4
400
3oJ
39
81A
14,100
15,500
July
3%
15%
Feb
1A
APr
Jan
1
1,600
{A
Jan
5%
5%
6.000
417(i
3 Jj!
Jan
Jan
7% May
H
Mj
2
{3
8%
8{1
3,000
131/2
14%
17,300
6%
9,000
10
Jan
4%
Jan
53/8
5
10%
10
May
18 Va
Jun
7% May
A
15
12
7%
Jan
900
%
Jan
18 May
2,100
10%
%
14%
103/4
11 Va
Jan
16% May
300
131,000
10% July
7% July
9%
Apr
24%
Feb
Jun
Jun
31
21% Mar
5%
5 Va
500
5
Jan
83%
851/a
2,000
65
Jan
96
May
20
102
Jan
105
Mar
105
105
"U
6% May
^
15,700
%
Apr
7
300
5%
Jan
11%
16
1,500
13%
Jan
17% May
3/4
n
7
15%
15%
6 %
61/2
Jun
Apr
"
61
2
Jan
3
Apr
68
180
65
Jan
70
Mar
225
80 V4
Jan
72%
67
1%
5,100
15,700
18,800
6%
1%.
81
5
Jan
Jan
1 Va
9
May
87% May
83% Mar
181/4
14 Va
Jan
18% Mar
50
23
Jan
27"
July
31
25
26%
Jan
31
July
1,400
5%
Jan
10%
6%
8%
1,300
26%
31
3i
183/4
26%
Jan
9
8%
83/4
Apr
Apr
A
~iA
1,900
%
Jan
*A May
13 Va
13Va
13%
300
11%
Jan
15% May
54
53
56%
11,100
42%
Jan
65% May
23%
23
Jan
25%
2
~1%
1
22%
:
560
2 Va
8,700
%
Jan
3% May
8
8
23%
2
83/a
4,900
3%
J an
9%
14%
16
39
39
22 %
Jun
31
4%
Jan
19% May
1,900
33%
Jan.
57% May
9'/4
3,100
6% Mar
10 Ya May
16
8%
8%
17%
18
300
14 Ya
14V4
15
3,300
14%
14%
15%
6,900
11%
11%
150
14%
15
t
Va
Apr
4,500
21,800
233/4
17%
15
Apr
411/4
22%
4 */4
1%
.
Coastal
Cockshutt
Cohu
vtc—
10c
Equipment Co—____*
Caribbean Oils
Farm
Electronics
5
5
Corp
of
1
1 Yb
Sand
&
Stone
,___
Co
Co
Metals
13 %
400
2,700
100
Mar
21% Mar
16%
Feb
12
Jan
20
8%
Feb
10 Va
Jan
22% May
14% May
7
Jan
15
2%
Jan
4% May
4
Jan
7
1%
Apr
July
May
Jan
16 %
Jan
16%,May
Jan
46
13%
Jan
14,800
13,400
19%
11%
_1
44%
41%
46
22 Va
21%
23%
38
38
91/4
9
38
Jan
Apr
July
9.
Jan
27% May
11 Yt Jan
1,000
29%
Jan
42
3,500
800
May
16%
16%
17%
1,900
8%
Jan
23 Vt
25c
50c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp—
10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
12 Va
12
12%
8%
Jan
19 Vt May
41/4
5,100
1,100
3%
Jun
5% Mar
~7 %
7%
3,800
5%
Jan
24%
9% May
28% May
—1
1,200
4,200
20
1%
liV
Jan
•
1
10%
10
7
Jan
2Va
2
1%
Jan
7V4
7
8%
2%
Jan
10
Apr
13%
Feb
8%
Apr
Compudyne Corporation-
Connelly Containers Inc
Consolidated
New
Pacific
Ltd—
Consolidated Royalty Oil___
Inc
Construction Products class A
Sun
Ray
9
May
Continental
Materials
47
Feb
Continental
May
12%
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_1
Jan
21% Mar
Jan
7%
12%
4 Va
24%
Jun
11% May
A
143/8
13
10
Community Public Service
14,100
9,309
13%
—1
5
America
Colonial
Commercial
1
1
Inc
Colonial
16% May
102
Jun
29 Yt Apr
1
5
& Lambert Manufacturing—4
Corporation
——1
Aluminum Products Co
*
Jan
Jan
~2'ft
:
2
8%
Clayton
Clopay
7% May
Jun
Jun
July
4%
Jun
13%
-1
—:—10
Continental Connector Corp
13%
10% May
5
—_1
Manufacturing Co
Continental
28
39
11% May
1
:
8% Mar
Feb
%
1
—lc
Corp___
27% May
3%
Jan
J an
32 Va
5
Apr
2%
—25c
10c
Inc__
Clary
Club
3%
2\h July
4%
1
Corporation
Clausner Hosiery Co
Feb
Jan
26
10c
Co
Jun
47%
55%
—1
Mining
Corp_-
Controller
64
100
300
2
2
Corp__
Foil
23% May
57
38%
39
——5
Corp
Consolidated
20 Va Mar
Jan
Jun
50 —
2
1
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief
Jan
18%
*
2.50
___.
—
Jan
5,400
35 %
Apr
57
10
.
—
Apr
95%
15%
Jan
13%
801/4
3%
1 500
19l/4
300
2%
50
pfd—
21%
100
1.50
6
8%
42
Jan
20,500
14%
57
$1.40 series B convertible
1,700
1
1%
26
2%
81
3.50%
Power
2,600
1,600
300
1,800
23%
14Va
2%
1
12 %c
.
1
100
1
preferred-*
convertible preferred—
*
Maine
Consolidated
Bickford's
Jan
Apr
Baruch-Foster Corp
Co
Jan
6%
7% May
Jan
14%
Jan
i36
2,800
Central Securities Corp common
Jan
5
V4
10,000
673/4
Cinerama
14%
4%
9% Mar
Yt
67%
Central Power & Light 4%
Mar
3% Mar
25%
15%
American
12 % Mar
1
14%
70
Central Hadley Corp
Chromalloy
2n%
preferred wi
Securities Corp
4% May
Jan1
A
1
1
pref—100
Corp
Instruments
Cenco
2 Va May
Chemical—
Convertible
Jan4'
13%
10
1
(A M) & Co
9% May
17
4%
l
Jan
1 Va
10 V.
%
B ord_2s 6d
1
Catalin Corp of America
11,300
preferred
8%
400
13%
Light $5 preferred—*
50%
7 Yt
700
6,000
__5.50
Power &
100
11
Feb
May
31/4
83%
Carreras
51 Va
7Vt
Feb
9%
12
50
Carolina
51 Va
50c
Watch
11%
11,500
Carnation
Apr
11%
9%
2%
3
31
Feb
10%
3%
Common
Benrus
9%
24
Apr
14% Mar
of
18
71/4
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
34% May
37%
Corp
Shoe
16% May
Jun
16%
31
Apr
1 700
(AS.)
Jan
9%
16
14%
22V4
8%
18%
Telephone
7%
700
14Va
10%
11%
17%
Bell
4,100
2%
31
Jan
18%
Beck
4%
23 Ya
Jan
1
6%
Jun
1
—5
—1
5
1 Yb
Baker Industries Inc
Beau-Brummel
2%
14%
Products
City
Capital
Clarostat
Bearings
8,300
;
1
Corp_—.—_1
Canal-Randolph Corp
Canaveral International
Jan
3%
A
Engineering
2%
6c
Minerals
Williston
9%
3,000
Barry
16%
15%
—1
3%
Jan
7%
Barnes
Jun
*
*
Marconi——
6%
10% July
Jan
6%
BarChris
11%
34% July
l7/a
4
Ltd-
Jan
—1
Mfg Co Inc
Industries
1,000
16 Ya
1
__2.50
—____*
Husky Oil Ltd
Canadian
Canadian
6%
Oil
13%
2%
Ltd vtc—1
Canadian
2 Ya
1
Apr
12%
20
14%
1%
3
12%
7,700
Apr
1
Banff
Apr
5,900
44%
Bailey & Selburn OH & Gas class A
Banner
7% May
6% July
2 %
Dredge & Dock Co
,
—*
Homestead Oils Ltd——10c
3,800
1
Andes
Jan
Jan
17 %
24% May
Clark
los
21% May
6%
3%
22%
Clark Cable Corp
de
Jan
1,200
2,100
16 Va
Feb
Circuit
Banco
11%
7Va
5 Ya
22
Jan
8%
f
Baldwin
2,600
7
4%
16%
common
27,200
33%
Products Inc com
Baldwin-Montrose
18%
7
22%
Ltd
Co
10%
29
3%
Corp
Ayrshire Collieries
17V4
Apr
May
4%
_.
9 Va
26 Va
10c
non-cum
18%
*
35
5 200
34
35%
Plastics Corp
Automatic Radio
26
1
preference—
6 Va %
35% May
9%
1
Inc
Devices
15%
Jan
Ltd
Canada Southern Petroleums
Canadian
21,200
37
13%
1
Sewing Centers Inc
Audio
Jan
13%
6 Yt
13% July
Jan
1%
Atlas General Industries Inc
Atlas
12j'4
727
preferred—__:
preferred——_:
Jan
6%
10 pesos
Apr
13,800
11,900
—
50
—.—50
6%
50
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co—r
1
Camden Fire Insurance
_'—_1
5
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—__1
preferred
$3.00
$2.50
36
warrants
8%
6% July
6 Jo
13V4
21%
<fe
Corp
Development
Atlas Corp option
Feb
12%
A
common,
Corp
Electric Power
California
Central
Atlas
Jun
39%
c
Edmonton
Jan
24%
Inc__—
Corp
6
—
Mar
10 Va
8 A Jan
32% July
25c
Corp.
Butler's
51%
5p
Apr
10
Feb
9
Apr
36%
29% July
A
3s 6d
shares
& Son
P)
(J
Burry Biscuit
9%
1
com
Sugar
Jan
3
21
6
1
1
Co Inc
5%
6Vt
•
new
American dep rets ord
Burnell &
3%
11 Yt
10c
Apr
40%
Ltd—
Mines
Burma
800
27
1,000
3,700
34%
Jan
2
13
2.50
(The) Company—
3,000
100
10c
Corp
Golfo
Bunker Hill
5,000
20
1
Machine Co
&
4 %
2Vt
9
9
10
serial preferred
Die
10 Va
4Va
%
•
Co
Line
6%
Buell
10
9 Ya
1
Atco Chemical Industrial Products
Coast
Jan
Jan
4%
400
9
32%
Jan
31% May
30
21
1
Budget Finance Plan common
60c convertible preferred
92
lc
Supply
Associated Testing Labs
Atlantic
% May
%
12%
173/s
1
America
of
Apr
16%
£1
Gas Co
Stationers
Associated
3%
800
.
32%
50c
(The) Corp
Buckeye
Capital Cities Broadcasting—
rets regular
Associated Laundries
Apr
700
40c
Associated Food Stores Inc__
Associated Oil &
Jan
2
Industries—
deposit
4%
34% Mar
13,600
2%
Inc
Electric
23% May
%
343/4
Ltd
Corp
400
38
4
1
Electronics
Arrow
Asamera
Mar
Apr
193/4
91 %
1
Dreferred
convertible
35c
2%
pfd-100
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co
2,800
9
66 %c
Jan
8%
20
223/4
warrants
Co
&
Armour
%__30%
29
*
F Company
Canadian
25c
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72%
S
68%
2.50
Co
Gas
8,900
9
__:—.—1
Co
10 %
5
pfd—100
class A
2%
A
6
25
200
A
2
May
19
4%
34%
2%
Jan
7%
123/4
1
Inc
Louisiana
Jan
4%
30
4%
41
20
1
Radio Corp
Arkansas
100
%
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Anken Chemical & Film
Corp
20c
Arco Electronics
3,000
May
19 V*
Anglo American Exploration Ltd—4.75
Apollo Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
4 Ya
33%
,:
2
Products
Pools
18%
6
V
class A
Anthony
7
33%
5
Paper
'.
Andrea
Feb
Jun
5
5%» preferred
American Writing
Post
Jan
4%
American Thread
Anchor
Apr
12%
37/a
16%
Co
27%
Jan
3 Yt
26%
167/a
Oil
Feb
8%
2,700
5
13%
9300
1,000
2
Jan
1,400
9%
2,700
American Seal-Kap Corp of Del
'■*-
82
15,900
5%
class
Inc
Petrofina
7% Mar
Jan
5%
6%
\
Jan
55
4%
1
*
47/a
500
40%
3%
_
A
Amurex
Apr
4%
57/a
50c
33%
33%
Apr
6%
8
39%
4 Va
£1
American shares
American MARC Inc
'
83%
Jan
2,600
200
5
5
Jan
3%
B
Rubber
Feb
76%
13,700
Paper Mills Ltd—
Israeli
American
5 Va
12%
800
8%
80
1
Co
American-Internatl
4
1
Electronics
33%
'
Jun
Jan
8% May
14
__l
25
9% May
32%
10
___.
5,500
107/a
Corp—
common
preferred
4%
41,100
14 Va
Corp
Jan
30c
.
8
1
American Beverage
4 Va
30%
£1
:
Distillers cl A com
Forman
Class B
9% May
11
Inc
Aluminum Co of America
Ambassador
Feb
70
.1
15c
-
3,600
__1
30c
rets ord reg__
dep
13
50c
Inc
Paper Corp
Alloys Unlimited Inc
Amer
7 Va
10
Allied
Alsco
Jan
8%
Ltd—
Co
Petroleum
British
Brown Company
7%
—
Allied
Jan
6%
5% May
7%
2%
*
Power
11%
~5
Corp common—1
convertible preferred
5%%
800
3%
Jan
_
£1
£1
dep rets ord bearer
dep rets ord registered
8 Ya
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny
7%
Jan
33%
—*
Co_
Amer
Brown
67
American
All
1%
3%
7%
1
1
Amer
British Columbia
Feb
5
.
'Algemene
8
800
8,300
Tobacco—
American
12 Yt May
14,000
4%
21%
86 % Mar
79
1
00 S
Oil
British American
British
Apr
Jan
Corp—
Bridgeport Gas Co
.—
Brillo Manufacturing Co
Britalta Petroleums Ltd
28% May
145
Apr
Jan
-/
:/
95% July
25
Jun
Breeze
July
9%
2%
4%
1
——*
Feb
19%
10c
1
1
1
•
Admiral Plastics Corp
2,200
1%
High--
2%
4%
Inc
33% May
8
8%
2%
Bourjois
Jan
6,200
20c
Power ord_*
Apr
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
24%
22%
4
Shares
19
1
10c
Feb
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
2%
13%
1
10
.
Co
14%
13
14
Sale Price
;«•
High
Low
2%
25c
Class A common
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Missiles & Construction Corp
Acme
Alan
Shares
1
10c
class A
Corp
Corp
Mfg
of Prices
Low
par
,
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Week's
Range
Friday
for Week
security whether
every
during the current year.
July 14.
Range for Week Ended
Sales
Range
Sale Friee
American Stock Exchange
•*.!
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Acme-Hamilton
transactions
furnish a complete report of the
following extensive list we
In the
on
Exchange itself and is intended to include
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred
Stock
1
Cook
Paint
IV4
1%
Va
10 •%
3,600
2%
17,800
3,700
10%
Continental Aviation & Engineering—_1
Commercial
71/4
24
11
~5%
5%
3,200
5 %
Feb
19%
19%
20
1,900
14 Va
Jan
%
2
29,500
%
Jan
6%
Feb
6Va
—10c
1
Vending Machine Corp.lOc
& Varnish Co_
20
15
14
151/4
43
453/4
47
Inc
•
1
2
Cooper-Jarrett
10
class A_50c
Corp—
Corp
700
Jan
1
7 Ya
71/4
7Va
51,100
600
1,700
40% Mar
7 V»
July
Jun
11% May
2%
Apr
May
27% May
V 2%
Jun
18% Mar
49%
Apr
9% Mar
Volume
194
Number
6073
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
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31
4
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
American Stock Exchange
Range
Par
Class
B
non-voting
Low
High
Low
15%
1614
15%
16%
1,200
Feb
13
Apr
16%
17
700
14%
Jan
19
20
20
400
19%
Jan
20%
Jun
6
Jan
9%
Apr
5
July
6%
Apr
8%
8%
9%
5,200
17% May
Courtaulds Ltd—
(ord reg)—£1
Carrier Industries Inc (Del)—50c
Petroleum
Creole
(Md)
"A"
Jan
34%
34%
9,900
29%
Jan
1,100
614
6%
6%
17%
18%
90
88%
90
Cuban Tobacco Co
Jan
11%
600
414
7%
19%
67
1,000
7
10% May
8% Apr
5%
Co
Power
Jan
5%
90
July
Electric
American
General
Jan
20
Jun
19%
Jan
34%
Apr
*4
Jun
32% July
14% Mar
$4.60
15% Mar
Giannini
28%
40
17,800
9%
32%
9%
9%
10
4,300
9% July
8% Jan
8%
9
1,900
8%
General Gas
50«
5%
8%
8%
8%
50c
5 %
5%
6
7%
7%
7%
20
Davidson Brothers Inc
Stores
Dennison
Mfg
Jun
15% Mar
A,^__
5
100
Desilu Productions Inc
Detroit
Gasket
Detroit
Industrial
Manufacturing
Plywood
General
Stores
Quality
1st preferred
7%
Distillers
Amer
290
26%
Jun
32% Mar
9%
Feb
14%
2
Jan
700
146%
50
10%
8
26%
3
1,400
1%
7%
7%
11,000
4%
39%
40%
225
15%
16%
31,200
1,500
8%
6'/a
5
2.50
50c
Corp
Corporation
Apr
Apr
4%
9,700
%
8%
2,400
6%
Feb
500
6%
9%
Jan
714
16%
Jan
8%
Jun
1
13%
class A
5
4P
12%
1,800
13%
4%
20
1,000
10
Feb
14
Apr
10% Mar
3%
3%
4,300
3
Mar
1014
10%
10%
2,000
8%
Jan
6%
5% May
15% Apr
Jan
3%
1
2%
9
8%
9
3% May
10% May
Jan
4%
Apr
Jan
9
Jun
27
Jan
48
Jun
10%
*
Feb
18
Jun
38%
14%
26,800
2%
Controls
Foods
Inc
class
com
11%
94
65
64%
67%
1
24
22%
24%
1
10%
10%
11
*
A
18%
17%
18%
18%
17%
19
3,100
10% Jan
20
19%
20%
2,200
11%
Jan
33%
33%
900
23%
Jan
n-v
i
(Adolf)
4c
class
B
1
Inc
Co
1
8%
97
15%
5
Inc
Apr
3% Apr
13% May
Jan
10%
•
Union
1%
94
Mines Ltd—,
Distilleries
Gobel
Jun
1.300
2
11%
Co
Globe
Jan
14%
23%
4%
1
Corp
Co
(AC)
89
14,400
2
Jan
Jan
14% Feb
60,800
21%
94
1
Giant
34%
1,200
13%
19%
5% Mar
~2%
15%
2%
3
Jan
Feb
•
50
93
2,900
52
1,200
500
11%
26
10
Goldfield
Consolidated Mines
Goodman
Manufacturing Co
Gorham
Grand
4
Rapids Varnish
Co
Great
Chemical
Lakes
Western
4% May
14%
2%
2%
1%
19,200
24%
25%
1,500
17%
Apr
3% May
30%
4,100
27 %
Jun
8%
8
9%
9%
10%
4,100
9%
2
2%
12,300
1%
Corp
Producers
Jan
3%
3%
3%
15,400
7%
9
8%
common—60c
9
600
1%
1,000
30
preferred series A
11%
Jun
2%
1
Greer
50c
Grocery
5%
5%
7,400
2%
2%
2%
3,000
Company
1
Products
Stores
Guerdon
Leases
5%
9c
Hydraulics
Gridoil Freehold
Griesedieck
3% May
4%
Apr
Jan
Bridge Co Ltd
ft
28,600
Dominion
*
10%
19
19
100
17
Jan
Dominion
Steel & Coal
21
*
1314
13%
700
10%
Jan
*
5
class A
28%
19
19%
29,900
14%
Jan
*
13%
13%
10%
Jan
7.50
1414
14%
10%
Jan
33%
Jan
Gulf States Land
Gulf
&
—1
Corp
Inc
8%
3,000
5%
Jan
1%
8,800
n
Jan
21%
71,800
12%
Jun
11
Jan
19%
17
24
24
25%
1
26%
25%
27%
9,000
9%
57
56
62%
5,200
46 Va
1,000
Dominion Tar
&
Chemical
Textile
Dominion
Dorr-Oliver
Inc
Co Ltd
Ltd
Co
.
common
$2
preferred
Dorsey (The) Corp
Dow Brewery Ltd-
Draper
ord stock
:
'.
Drilling
—
.—•
__
Exploration
&
Harris
Driver
Co_:
Co._
Co__
Power
Transferred
Dunlop
to
—-
2,800
8%
45
31%
15%
■W
__v
33
28%
17
Harbor
fj-
36% May
8%
Jan
20%
Hartfield
Stores
Electric
(The)
—
29% May
Hastings
10%
Jan
21
May
52%
1,200
50%
Jan
59
3%
500
2}J{
Jan
4
Apr
Hazeltine
600
3%
Jan
6%
Apr
Hebrew National Kosher Foods
5%
Jan
800
25%
Jan
42%
Apr
Mining Co
Helena Rubenstein Inc
,.Jan
2% Jan
37%
Apr
Heli-Coil
4
4%
38
31
6%
6%
14T4
*
22
21%
22%
Jan
5,400
700
...f7'-i
9% Mar
May
15% Mar
Jftp,,,
Jan
12%
13%
800
7
73 %
600
63
Jan
2
7%
7%
4,100
17%
Jan
73
14%
32
1,000
7
44,100
'
15%
26
20,600
7%
Jan
8% May
*
8% May
20 % May
—
Lithographing
*
t
4%
Hercules
-
47% May
8%
7,200
3%
Jan
9%
Jun
12%
12%
13%
3,600
9%
Jan
14%
Jun
49%
50%
1,200
46%
Jan
67% Mar
45%
10,700
8%
42%
100
,100
10c
102%
10c
pfd
Payne Inc
Galion
Apr
10% Mar
4% July
Jan
25%
49%
*
5%%
preferred
&
1%
Jan
Apr
*
:—
3%
Corp
& Co
9,800
814
Jan
%
102,000
ftpr
73 % July
25c
Inc—50c
Hecla
Helmerich
40
4%
100
5%
41%
tt
4%
—10c
Corp
(WE)
U
4%
38%
10c
Co
Bishop Inc
Heller
7%
Mar
26
19% Jan
13%
73%
Apr
36%
1
13%
Apr
6% May
Jan
25
Light
3,900
414
-10c
I
11%
1%
67/a
,24%
_1
18
•
Co—_J_——
Dynamics Corp of America
12%
—10
Inc_.
3%
1
37
1,200
900
34%
"
Jan
Hartford
51%
—1
Duval Sulphur & Potash
Dynalectron Corp
Corporation
Harnischfeger Corp
Havana
c—;
:
12,300
7%
34%
1
Mfg Co
Apr
5
7
1
Harn
6,800
4%
7
2
Jan
...
4%
10c
Co
Plywood Corp
26%
Hazel
Hosiery class B common
Co—
Hall Lamp
50% May
Corp
16%
_10s
Durham
American
B
22%
*
ord reg—
Corp
&
Jun
27% July
H
H
2,500
16%
-
Jan
Mar
July 12
on
DUraloy
Test
11%
17% May
39% May
13% May
Apr
73
Feb
Ltd—
American dep rets
Duro
10%
1614
j,.
,__1
_—
NYSE
Co
Rubber
3,500
7-',
31%
1
J—.—.-5
*
Drug Fair-Community Drug—!
Duke
10"%
1
._—
Corp——...
800
.
32.50
:
■:
._
Apr
2%
Jan
50c
-
11%
21% July
Jan
1
Industries
&
Industries
Western
Industries
19% July
13% Jun
14%
Land
7%
1%
Jun
43% May
Feb
8%
com—*
Apr
3ft May
13%
Jan
Jun
1914
1314
14%
American
Gulton
Jan
Apr
13%
Gulf
Va
1%
Inc
Industries
7%
Jan
3
Apr
12
May
27% May
Apr
Jan
11
Apr
14% Mar
Jan
6 V*
24
Jun
33% May
39% Mar
Jan
5
,
3%
Jan
28 %
Apr
35%
Jan
25
29%
Apr
26% May
21% May
2% Apr
10c
1
Manufacturing
Great
2%
1
16%
Corporation
Jan
18%
Jan
1,300
Apr
15
22%
Jan
200
Feb
82% May
Jan
9 A Mar
18,400
May
96%
July
'
37
103
21% Mar'
-
Apr
May
i! Mar
Jan
4
conv
Dixon Chemical & Research
Dome Petroleum Ltd
36%
14
Warrants
4%
Jan
*
Jun
41
8,900
36%
20%
*
preferred-.
Gray
151
7
10s
4%
1,700
Feb
Jan
Jan
4% Jan
1
Great American Industries Inc
Jan
10 % July
7% Mar
400
17
2
£1
Jun
Feb
137
%
10
rets ord reg
Corp
23
3,000
36%
8%.
Diversey Corp
Dixilyn
July
2,300
4
ft
;
16
Ltd—
Co
dep
12%
10%
10c
com
Jan
6%
15%
25c
Supermkts
4%
Apr
12% May
7% Apr
29
8
16%
8%
2%
100
12% Mar
Jan
144
1014
1
8
7%
16
39%
102 %
35% July
96% Jan
2%
Georgia Power $5 preferred
6%
1
Ltd
Apr
6%
34
1
Products
Oils
Devon-Palmer
Dilbert's
&
Apr
7%
550
3%
144
Jun
900
11%
4
11
Jun
7%
700
26%
50c
Jan
5%
10
5H
_3i
6%
V
16%
9%
20c
com
debenture stock
8%
10
10c
Dejay
class
16
__
_1
Day Mines Inc
Dayco Corp class A pref
D C Transit System Inc cl A
6,600
1,800
-"8,000
700
2%
Genung's Incorporated
.2.50
common
High
...
Corp
General
Glenmore
Corp
preferred
36%
—
2%
1
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord reg
Glass Tite Industries Inc
Stores
36
„
2%
25
Fireproofing
16
Feb
8% Mar
Gilchrist
Crystal Dairies
36%
—
8
Development Corp
General
375
5 %
-
D
Daitch
Low
1
common
General
Gilbert
Daryl Industries Inc
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
Giant Yellowknife
Davega
Shares
Low
"wts"
Corp
convertible preferred
Jan
27
—1
Builders
5
30
9%
for Week
1
Alloys Co
300
200
Sales
Range
18% Mar
Jan
19%
—
100
r
General
Jan:
27
31%
*
Corporation new common
*
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A—,
*
Cutter Laboratories class A common..!
*
common
preferred
2%
19%
Cubic
common
3,000
3%
3% May
40
Apr
6% July
6%
.10c
2.50
preferred
R
1%
25c
1
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
Class
6,300
17%
5
partic—-•
Drug Co—
$1.12
2%
1
Petroleum
Internat'l
Corp
Crown
Crown
2%
34%
1
Crowley M'ilner & Co
Central
2%
5
Cresmont Consolidated Corp
Crown
Gatineau
Gellman Mfg Co—
General Acceptance
General
American dep receipts
Crane
Par
Feb
*
1.50
Sale Price
G
17% July
17% Jun
1
common....;
preferred class A
Cott Beverage Corp
$1
Week's
of Prices
Last
.
American Stock Exchange
High
Jan
15%
5
& Reynolds
Corroon
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
*
Inc
Coro
Shares
Distilling Ltd cl A voting—•
(H)
Corby
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
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Last
Products
Inc
8
41%
102% 102%
78
17
78
16%
18%
4
3%
32%
45% July
Jan
20
100
70
106
Jan
100
Jan
May
80 %
14,100
6%
Jan
1,600
3%
Jan
Apr
19% May
5
May
11%
Feb
18% May
E
Eastern Can Co class A
Fas tern
States
914
10%
3,400
9%
Jun
13% May
42%
42%
100
33%
Jan
51
1—_—,_20c
5%
6%
1,400
^3%
Jan
25%
25%
25%
600
23 %
Jan
28
27%
30%
3,500
Corp common
1
$7
preferred series
A
$6
preferred series
B—__—.—— *
1
Edo Corporation—'
Elder Mines and Dev
Electric
Bond
Electronic
New
Assistance
1%
3314
Electronic Research
180
171
Apr
Jan
40
Apr
,
Apr
1%
9,000
32%
IJj
34%
14,200
25%
Jan
,,34%
21
Apr
660
15%
Jan
..24%
Apr
37%
24
Jan
-
1,400
■48% May
17%
17
18%
3,900
16
Jun
20
21%
20%
22
1,700
16%
Jan
14%
15%
1,700
9%
Feb
29% May
20% May
14%
-50c
•
'
21
20%
21%
5,000
12%
Feb
Manufacturing
Hilton
Hoe
Hotels
(R)
Corp
of
Jun
28% May
12% May
Industries
Hollinger
Consol
Home
Oil
Class
Empire District Electric 5%
Hormel
(Geo
2,500
9
Jan
2,700
5
Jan
14% May
9% Apr
Horn
Hardart
38% Mar
Horn
102
-100
pfd
31%
32
22%
Jan
102%
102
4,000
40
94%
Jan
12%
Jan
102%
Jun
&
1
29%
26%
29%
16,900
4%
4%
4%
4,600
4%
52%
53%
450
47%
Jan
6
May
65% May
Hubbell
4%
4%
2,200
3%
Jan
5% Mar
Hudson
7%
7%
400
6%
Jan
8% Mar
Hycon
_
30% May
Hoskins
Howell
1
convertible preferred
Forge
6%
cum
Steel Corp
1st preferred
&
1
common
4 %
-10
Ero Manufacturing Co__
Espey Mfg & Electronics——.—
Esquire Inc—
Esquire Radio & Electronics—
__
Corporation Ltd—____$1
6%
7%
1,200
19%
22%
1,500
16%
Jan
15%
15
16%
2,100
13%
Jun
1,800
3%
_10c
7%
•
.
25c
or
7%
6% Jun
Feb
ft
%
7,700
12%
14%
39,000
6%
6%
1,500
148% 161 %
14
'.
7%
7
14,900
130
Jan
1,600
30
Mar
33
_10c
Exquisite Form Industries Inc
6%
20%
r
:
1
—
Eureka
.
Jan
ssa
5
Jan
Jan
1,200
11
11%
2,100
3%
4,400
3%
13%
9%
3%
Mar
4
8%
Feb
Jan
25
5%
Jan
17% Mar
2%
Jan
10
12%
13%
2,500
8%
10%
2,700
3%
Jan
7%
Feb
14% May
Jan
'9
May
„
12 %
Apr
2%
Apr
9% Mar
28% May
23% Mar
(The)
4,800
1%
5,700
18%
Jan
26% July
1%
6/800
%
Jun
3% May
Jan
15
16'/a
1,400
4%
Jan
17% May
37%
37%
200
29%
Jan
43
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815!
711
7%
9%
81|
4,600
8
2,000
*
35
*
*
38%
101%
Motors
35
125
160
Co———«.—7.50
100
165
250
700
101% 101%
20
11%
Apr
38 Va
Apr
May
189%
145
Apr
Jan
36 % May
53
Jan
96
Jan
103
Jan
Jan
35
10%
10%
600
7%
Jan
15 % May
19
19%
300
15%
Jan
25
Apr
25%
Apr
1
•1%
31
33%
4,100
10c
1
—2.50
5
4%
16%
16
16%
1,600
July
24%
Apr
23
22%
24%
3,500
21%
Jan
31%
Apr
27%
27%
30
1,100
26 %
Jun
32% Mar
33 %c
11%
11%
12%
1,000
11%
£1
9%
9%
9%
4,000
42
41%
43%
4,400
14%
14%
14%
9,100
82
84
770
80
5
14%
5
Manufacturing
12%
19%
—-1
Inc class A com
Products
Apr
Jan
7ft Jan
33
3% #an
30
39%
38%
2.50
-
Co
common
Vitamin
Hydromatics
1%
26%
1%
common
(Harvey)
B
1%
24%
1%
Baking Co
Mfg Co
Electric
Class
1%
24%
—*
A
preferred
10c
Empire National Corp
&
A)
Hardart
&
5%
class
~
6%
Equity Corp common
$2
Ltd
Co
12%
„
23%
1
»—
B
8%
_20c
Emery Air-Freight Corp
22%
*
5%
Jan
22%
5
Co
11%
6%
Jan
25c
Mines
Holly Corporation
8%
3,300
Feb
6%
50c
Inc_
Gold
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane
6%
9
2%
200
50c
Hofmann
11%
*.
17,400
2.50
:—
International Corp__
1
America
3%
7
1
A
_25c
Facilities-
Inc
Erie
"warrants"
*
Electronics
El-Tronics
100
2%
6%
14%
1
25c
—10
50c
& Co Inc common
Class
Hoffman
14%
2%
6%
11%
Co
Highway Trailer Industries com
5%
convertible preferred
Hill's
Supermarkets Inc
1% May
Jan
1
Co
Missile
&
1%
Jan
Jan
19%
34%
Associates Inc_ _10c
Specialty
Electronic
31% May
——10c
wi
Electronic Communications
Electronic
Apr
20%
——__1
1—10c
Corp
8%
172%
1
_.
Apr
153
5
Ltd——-—
Corp_
common
*
—-
_
Share
&
Electrographic
Higbie
9%
25
:
Freightways Inc
Eastern
__1
_
Company
Eastern
Inc
Co
Inc
Hydrometals Inc—
i
Hygrade Food Products
4%
5
29,700
29
2%
16
Jan
Mar
Jan
Apr
51% May
7% May
11% May
% May
14% July
F
Fabrex
1
Corp—
Fairchild
Fajardo
Camera
&
Instrument—.:
Common shs of beneficial
Falcon
1
__
154%
,
Seaboard
Drilling
int——
Co
39
1
1.50
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc—.—1
Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Oils Ltd
Felmont
Petroleum
Filmways
Corp
1%
3%
10c
11%
11%
5%
5%
25c
General
3
*——-—1
Inc
Financial
8
20%
1 %
__
..
——1
Purchaser class A
Federated
39
8%
,
Faraday
Fargo
6%
Jan
10
Apr
195% May
Sugar Associates—
Eastern
Corp—
8%
10c
8
15
14%
39
8%
21
2,200
2,200
5%
17
40%
Jan
11
Jan
24%
Feb
May
Apr
114
15,200
1%
Jan
2ft May
3ft
26,200
2%
Jan
4%
13
5%
Apr
5,800
5%
Jan
14%
5
Jun
7%
Apr
8%
2,400
15%
10,900
4"% Mar
9%
Jan
9%
16
Jun
July
First National Realty & Construction
Corp
Sterling Inc—.
Fischer
Flying
(M H)
4%
4%
4%
1,600
3%
Feb
6
8
14%
14%
14%
800
10%
Jan
18
7%
6%
7%
9,400
4%
Jan
City
Head
Fresnillo
Co
1
Co Inc
1
Line
Tiger
Motor
Forest
Fox
Porter
&
Fishman
Ford
10c
——2.50
common—
convertible preferred
60c
Firth
Inc
1
16%
1
14
Brewing Co
A)
For
1.25
—
15%
13%
4,400
__
17%
15%
31% May
12
Jan
11,200
9%
Jan
21
75
131 %
Jan
159
4,600
10%
Jan
3%
4 %
36,300
1%
Jan
4"%
5%
3,600
3%
Jan
13"%
13"%
14
500
40%
43
1,000
page
—
34.
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Indust Electronic Hardware Corp—50c
16%
11% May
37%
Jan
47% May
13
Jan
16% May
9ft
Apr
Apr
9% Mar
Jan
87% Mar
9% May
6%
6%
6%
1,200
4%
Jan
8%
8%
9%
2,100
4%
Jan
9%
1,300
18%
Homes
Insurance
Co
Corp
of
<—■
North
International Breweries
America
Inc
International Holdings Corp
International
Products
27%
27
28
1
17%
17%
18%
800
5
94%
92%
94%
7,600
1
1
—5
Plywood Co Inc
Inland Credit Corp class A
Inland
7%
28
17%
May
Oil
Intex
Jun
Iowa
12%
12
12%
1,000
10%
Jan
12% Mar
38%
37%
38%
1,300
30 %
Jan
39
Apr
11%
Feb
6%
7
5
7%
Fireman
Manufacturing
Iron
Jan
Jan
48% May
Israel-American
Ironrite
Irving
3.90%
Inc___
Air
2%
3,500
7%
100
2%
800
Chute_—
Oil
Corp_.
1
pfd—100
1
80
76%
80
19%
19%
19%
1
Royalty
Public Service Co
Apr
5% May
19% May
7%
33Vhc
Company
Investors
Jun
Jun
25c
1
Industrial
15% Mar
4
5
see
Apr
Apr
Jun
Jan
5%
.
9%
16
10c
Co
.
27
1
Company
footnotes,
25%
152% 155
Enterprises
(The)
(Geo
__
of Canada
Friendly Frost Inc__
Fuller
27
Imperial Oil (Canada)
u
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Feb
Jan
9
Jun
8,500
IMC Magnetics Corp
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American dep rets ord reg
6
1
10c
30
30%
24 % Mar
Jan
97%
6% July
7% May
Jan
2
Apr
Jun
9% May
3% May
29%
%
76% July
85
300
15%
Jan
23%
Apr
6%
6
ft
76%
Jan
Jan
9
5,800
5%
Feb
8%
Feb
31%
1,100
18%
Jan
36% Mar
ft Jan
% May
70
ft
50,700
May
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(244)
.
Monday, July 17, 1961
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended July 14)
Sales
Range
for Week
Shares
Last
Sale Price
Par
!
Low
High
Low
Par
Glass
1
17 %
10c
7 %
7
15c
3
3
Co
Industries
Inc
Jupiter Oils Ltd
.
ft
2,100
12 %
Jan
19% May
Mt
7%
3,500
6%
Jan
10% May
Mount
3i's
3^,500
liii
Jan
As
3}jj
Apr
Products
com
preferred
17%
.171/8
Diablo
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
Tel
&
2%
Jan
3% May
3%
Jan
4
Maj
class
3%
Feb
4% May
17%
17%
17%
200
14%
Jan
19% Mai
12.50
Inc
Tel
States
1
20%
30 %
30%
4,700
24 %
Jan
36%
1
20 %
19%
21%
4 600
8%
Feb
25% Mar
1
;
Mills
Videotronics
MPO
Shares
2.50
Company
Vernon
Mountain
for Week
_4
Me-tal
Clemens
6%
Jetronic
Sale Price
High
Mt
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan.1
J
Jeannette
Week's
Friday
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
A
—
—
Apr
K
TV
Muntz
Kaiser
Industries
Kaltman
(D)
&
4
Corp
Company
9%
10%
48,100
3%
3%
7,800
10
8%
13%
Jan
3
Jan
95
3%
50c
Mar
Apr
4% May
'
Kansas
Katz
Drug
Kawecki
4%%
Electric
&
Gas
pfd—100
Co
(Del)
new
(Walter)
1
49
23%
24%
2,700
1,500
12 %
12%
12%
14
13%
14
_1
3
10c
& Co
Jun
100
\
May
31%
Jun
1
2,900
25%
10,500
.—2.50
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc
Kidde
30%
45 %
23%
5
-
_
.
28%
46
25c
com
_
-
30%
1
Company
Chemical
Kawneer Co
•
—
42 %
Jun
49% July
18
Jan
31
11
Mar
5%
6%
25%
26'%
4,600
43
44
Muskegon
Piston
Muskogee
Ring
—2.50
Co_
8%
8
8%
1,500
Co
8
8
~8%
3,100
5%
20
31%
500
7
Jan
4
6,800
25%
43%
May
29%
Jan
Apr
54% Mar
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
33
10
50c
8
Jan
36%
Jun
6
Jan
11%
Apr
13% May
Jan
1
1
5
Inc
Murphy Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co—
16% May
Muter
,
Company—
Apr
800
12%
2%
Feb
4% May
ii!
Feb
2%
1%
Jan
4% May
N
Kilembe
Cobalt Ltd—
Copper
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Kirkeby-Natus
Klein
_
Kleinert
—
—
„
Kostin
3,700
2 %
Jan
100
14
9%
Feb
22%
23 %
7,000
%
%
1%
8,300
ft
19%
19%
5,300
12 %
Jan
Electronics
20 7
8
16%
Jan
Apr
26
Jun
Apr
30%
100
Jan
37%
8%
6,800
3%
Jan
11%
23%
100
21%
Feb
27
'i
14
Corp
National Alfalfa
National
Bowl-O-Mat
National
Electric
National
Equipment
July
19% Mar
18%
Jan
National
1
24%
23%
25 %
3,600
18 %
Jan
27% May
27% May
Jan
3% May
National
3
2%
3
2
3,800
10c
10%
10%
11%
5%
6,500
Jan
Mfg
Machines
Weld
Feb
17% May
9,700
Jan
2,000
4%
11,600
7%
Jan
7%
2,500
7
200
9%
Jun
3%
12% May
Jan
13 %
32
2%
30
9%
17
July
12
3%
38
July
8,500
Apr
16% May
Jan
50
18%
17
Jun
Apr
Mar
'31% Mar
&
1
Ltd
National
Rubber
Starch
National
Steel
17%
11%
Jan
21% Mar
5,500
8 %
Feb
13
2 ft
9 1 1
1% Mar
Jun
July
4ft May
2
19
18%
19%
800
12%
Jan
31
Apr
23%
23%
24%
3,100
17%
Jan
31%
Apr
18%
19
400
18
Jan
23
Apr
37%
37%
800
31%
Jan
45
Apr
12
12%
200
10%
Jan
13 % May
1
10
Chemical
i ii
50c
Ltd—
Car
Jan
4,000
" 13
9
2
Machinery
&
100
19%
13
_25c
Inc
National Research Corp
12% May
14%
17%
18%
1
Stores
Industries
Presto
14%
_1
Ltd
Rental
National Petroleum
National
—
__
'32
18%
10% May
7%
3%
500
Apr
11.600
-
7%
1
7% Mar
1,900
9%
12%.
3%
1
25%
„
7%
74
10%
9
12%
1
Corp
9%
9
1
Hess
8%
lZ
11
5
23%
—
6 %
National Brewing Co (Mich)
National Caskec Company
24
—
1
Inc_
11%
Dehydrat & Milling—3
Bellas
National
1
Inc
Industries
Napco
8%
5
—
Namm-Loeser's
Apr
Mar
Corp—
common
Nachinan
National Company Inc
25
7%
21%
Apr
% May
23%
30%
~7%
33 %C
(The) Forge Co
Kulka
4
20%
J&n
1
-7.50
_
A—
preferred—
Kropp
Class A
3%
3%
14
:•
Apr
1
.
class
Corp
convertible
$1.20
;
5
_
_
(The)
9,400
22%
25c
Corp_!
Corp
Kratter
2%
-5
_
_
(H L) Inc
Hotels
2%
1
Ltd
Rubber Co
B)
Klion
Knott
2,400
1
Dept Stores Inc
(I
1
-
—
Corp
Minerals Corp
(S)
4,600
1%
3%
_
Kirkland
3ft
1 %
2%
-1.25
Kingsford Company—
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
2%
%
*
%
(»
10,600
L
National
L'Aiglon
Apparel
Corp
Ltd
Mines
Shore
1
1
—
Electronics
Radio
Lafayette
Lake
Inc
Industries
1
Lamson
Corp of Delaware
Lamson
&
Larchfield
Lee
Lessona
University-
Products
class
Realty
Jan
6%
4%
600
6%
Jan
6%
1,000
5%
7
Jan
j. 13
13
13%
Jan
17%
18% May
New
8% May
Haven
New
Idria
6%
6%
7
1,500
5%
9
14%
7%
200
8%
Jan
Jan
1,800
8
7
May
11,600
38
Jan
Lithium Corp of America Inc.Steel Chain
14% July
9% Apr
New
New
Mexico
35,300
2%
Jan
4
Apr
New
Park
13%
5,100
10%
Jan
14
May
New
Process
30 %
16%
7%
16 %.
29 %
16%
7%
16%
30 %
18%
7%
18%
21%
24
1
_5
•
54% Mar
34
May
New
York
Auction
26 %
May
New
York
&
Jan
25%
Jun
Nickel
Gas
4%
4%
4%
700
3%
Jan
7
1
1%
1 %
1 %
3,400
1%
Jan
Louisiana
Land
Lucky
&
Lites
Noma
13
13
15%
1,400
10%
Jan
38%
37%
41%
12,900
31%
Jan
20% May
46 % Mar
North
19%
19%
1,80>
16%
Jan
20% Mar
Silver
Lead
(The)
Co
78
77%
79%
9,800
60 %
Jan
79% July
North
10c
25
30%
24 %
25
16
Jan
26
Northern
30
30%
J5J
25%
Jan
11%
11
11%
1,800
8%
Jan
31% May
12% May
Mines
M
Mack
Trucks
Macke
Inc
1,400
Airlines
Sporting
Magna
Oil
Maine
Service
May
&
Co
warrants—
Co
1,200
1,000
ft
3%
5
2
ft
3%
4%
5%
%
4
39%
Apr
Occidental Petroleum
2%
Jun
Ogden Corp
May
Ohio
Brass
Apr
Ohio
Power
9,100
%
Jan
1 %
39,300
%
Jan
4
1,300
4%
Feb
7%
Apr
20%
21%
600
20% July
22
Jun
Old
32%
35%
2,400
25
Jan
44%
Apr
41
40%
42%
4,100
30%
Jan
57
10
9%
10%
5,400
Jan
13
May
8
4
*
16
K
4 ft
100
3% Mar
4% May
37%
34%
38%
9,000
26
Feb
1
39%
38%
39%
1,900
36%
Jun
45% May
46% Apr
12%
15,000
10%
Jan
6%
7%
500
6 %
Jan
9%
14,200
8%
2%
19,600
2
warrants
8%
50c
1
Menasco
Mfg Co
Merchants Refrigerating Co
1
Merrill
2%
187
8%
2%
185
1
1
Island Mining Corp Ltd
Mesabi Iron Co
1
Metal &
5
Thermit Corp
Feb
Apr
1% May
Feb
173% Mar
11%
12%
2,400
1%
1%
1%
22,800
29%
39%
41
30%
...900
23%
Feb
32%
43,:,
3,450
27%
Jan
43
1
900
%
Jan
1% May
6 %
6%
6%
4,300
4%
Feb
8% May
4%
6
2,700
4
Feb
6
"2%
2%
2%
300
2
Jan
4% May
1%
Jan
4%
2ft
5,400
5%
5%
5"4
3,300
63%
63 %
63%
10
85%
2
2ft
Micromatic
Midland
6%
191
6 Vb
6%
%
119
28%
8"%
Hone
Jun
9 %
3
%
ft
19,500
Jan
%
9%
10,8
1,600
6%
Feb
13%
5%
5%
6%
21,700
3%
Jan
8%
18%
11%
10%
18%
11 %
11%
18% July
21%
4%
Jan
15% May
25,600
9%
Jun
12%
26%
18%
10%
10%
26
17,200
.—
Corp
Co
4 % '/o
27
1,200
—
92%
%
4
3 k
93 A
%
4 (f
3/2
56%
56 %
57
950
52
Jan
64% May
20
6%
17%
6%
20
7
30,300
16
Jan
20
100
preferred
—
%
90c
Ltd
Oils
1,600
25 Vb
Jun
160
89%
Jan
6,300
%
Jan
700
3%
Jan
200
3% May
Miller
Wohl
4%%
Co
5,100
4
Jan
13%
Jan
7% May
24% Mar
%
—
Jan
1 % Mar
1,500
115% 119%
4,400
81%
Jan
134%
Apr
1,500
23%
Jan
32%
Town
40c
Corp
1
7
common-
preferred
—
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Opelika Mfg Corp_
5
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp
1
1
Securities
Overseas
1 600
Minnesota
Power
Aluminum
29%
Oxford
Electric
Oxford
Manufacturing
)
Corp
class
4%
22
4%
22
1
com—1
A
Pacific
13%
3
5%
Feb
1,900
10%
Jan
3,200
2%
Jan
10%
Jan
12%
700
7%
Apr
20% Mar
4
Gas
pfd
RR
13
4%
2,100
3%
Jan
23%
3,700
15%
Jan
Jan
14
Warrants
60% Mar
4%
Jan
6% May
1,700
11%
Jan
b
5,100
i
5%'/(
5 '/c
1st
1st
redeemable
4.36/i?
May
$4.75
21
1,400
19%
Jan
23%
Feb
$4.75
conv
19%
20
1,000
14%
Jan
24%
Apr
$4.36
dividend
7
7%
1,500
11%
100
5%
35
—
17%
12 Vb
102 % 10214
25
4,000
500
Jan
Jan
13%
11%
Jun
Jan
17
9% May
39%
19%
13%
Apr
Jun
Apr
,25
99
Jan
25%
700
25
May
1,400
5
Jan
8% May
103
28%
May
Jan
6%
6%
7%
7:%
7%
8
13,500
3%
Jan
8% May
1%
1%
1 %
62,000
%
Jan
1%
Jun
Jun
45 %
Apr
July
29%
30%
Jan
32% May
900
26 %
July
28% Mar
34%
34
35%
7,800
32 %
22%
21%
22%
1,300
21
Pacific
4
1,300
25%
25 %
2,000
24%
Jun
25% Mar
25%
700
24%
Feb
26 %
Apr
preferred
100
preferred series B
100
4.50%
preferred series C
10o
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investor's Service partic pref
*
Morse Electro Products
^25c
4%
86 "2
89
96%
„
96%
5,700
preferred.
preferred
dividend
Airlines
Pacific
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
Warrants
62
8%
8%
May
24%
500
23%
Jun
25
Jan
22%
23
1,500
22%
Jan
24
Feb
23
22%
23
500
22
Jan
23% May
16% May
13
12 %
13%
9,mo
♦
92%
89%
92%
660
bo
b
bo
*
96%
95%
»
146%
*
Pacific
Paddington
Corp
class
New
Light
A
class
74
—
:
5%
pfd
Corp
Pancoastal
—
3%
Jan
6% May
Chemical
Pen
Parker
Co
40
150
62 %
50
9%
2,600
82%
Jan
89% July
Jan
99
May
Patino
Feb
93
May
Pato
Jun
4
Feb
4% Mar
150
Feb
Peninsular
14
Pentron
Mar
150
Apr
146%
142
100
130
Jan
—
84
Jan
—
—
5%
3,100
2%
Jan
Mar
90 % Mar
5% July
3%
11%
12
lo,ou J
7%
3,900
5%
Jan
9% May
100
8
104
250
99%
Feb
108% Mar
Jan
120 %
50e
—
-
'
103
109 %
99
2,100
vtc__2 Bol
9%- Jan
51%
13%
Apr
Apr
53
50
55%
8,400
50
24
52 %
1%
1
23%
51%
24%
54
3,300
22%
Jun
27% Mar
2,400
28%
Jan
68%
Apr
1%
1%
5,500
Jan
1%
Apr
1
3,900
Jan
1%
%
1
July
7
Feb
4%
56
12
July
Apr
May
1
8%
8%
8%
10%
9%
17%
11%
17%
5,500
17%
17%
17%
1,200
10%
9
3%
10%
19,300
7%
3%
1,200
2%
Jun
2%
12%
* ft
4 300
2 Vb
July
5Q0
8%
Jan
13 % July
300
6
Apr
10% May
2%
Jan
8% May
,_1
2
Ltd-;
Co
Electronics
99
Corp class A„10c
A
:
2
2
Metal Products
Traffic
Penn
Jan
830
7%
103
Consolidated Gold Dredg Ltd_..__l
63 % May
May
Canada
94% Mar
91%
96%
700
Corp
Parkersburg-Aetna
91
144%
A)
Company—
class
B
of
(C
95
Jan
3%
Amer shares—1 Bol
(C A)
Jan
11%
*
—1
Petroleum
Pantepec Oil
Feb
6
1
1
A
wi
Tubes
class A
Page-Hersey
Pall
%
86 %
86 %
*
.
&
Power
i
1
Ltd
—
88%
100
—
144% 146
Jan
24 %
"
dividend
Class
4.80%
For footnotes, see page 34.
4
27
26%
25%
25%
22%
Lighting
$4.40
Park Electrochemical
1
July
25%
4
~
Apr
1
Apr
3,500
Vb
37
2
20%
16
45 %
500
31%
preferred. ,_25
1st
19%
16
37
40%
,_25
21
14%
Apr
28
-25
Park
4.40%
Feb
6% May
26'/a
31%
4.50 %
13 %
,
Precision Industries
Monongahela Power Co—
15%
26 %
,_25
14
—
1
Monogram
July
10% May
31/4
37
25
pr
$4.50 preferred.
preferreddividend preferred
—
_l
.
Jan
26 %
8
May
Jan
9,000
"ctfs"
Inc
Jan
4%
Feb
8%
13%
45 %
10c
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
Jan
6%
25
c
Feb
34%
10%
*
.
Jan
Apr
ft May
,_25
Clay
Pacific
4.80';
900
41%
1
& Light 5 %
Airlines
2%
5%
11%
.50
Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk
13%
11%
50c
common
convertible preferred
Corp
6% July
13%
1
1
Jun
28%
42 %
2.50
Mining Corp of Canada
Mirro
2%
preferred—*
Electronics
30%
97
>
Apr
Jan
1
Co
Jun
Jun
Jan
200%
122%
l
Corp—
90%
110
ft
9%
1
20c
Co
"ex stock dist"
5
conv
Jan
84
86%
1
10c
(Del)
50c
$1
Corp
Investment
Mill Factors
Milo
1
Inc
6%
67%
July
Jan
%
5%
13 %
lo
Abrasive
Mid-West
Midwest
1
Corp__
21S
Jan
63 % Mar
Jun
5,600
—
—
—
10c
Associates
Oil
July
1
Ltd—
'
Microwave
lft May
29,400
1%
%
'
Michigan Chemical Corp—
Michigan Sugar Co common
67c
preferred
Jan
Ai
1%
Yi
ii Y
-25
Miami Extruders Inc
Jun
July
147/h Mar
11%
6%
Co
1
124
11%
Apr
Apr
11%
&
Manufacturing
20%
m
Corp
17
Apr
32%
*
Oil
26 %
Jan
pfd—100
4% %
Mines
Amer
Jan
3
Corp
of
Jan
Inc
Johnson
Corp
1 Vb
Ltd—.
McCrory
Jan
8%
25
Corp
19%
Maule
Mead
Jan
19%
1
Ltd
Serv
Nickel
Oak
Massey-Ferguson
McCulloch
%
6,300
1
Pub
17 Vb
7
£1
Maryland Cup Corp
Industries
Ind
29% May
2.50
Ltdj
15,600
1
Jan
1
Rubber
Feb
1
%
—1
Inc
Co
Jan
International Marine
Communication
Martin
29%
2
9
*
;
Apr
2% May
24%
50
Oils
RR
Industrial
Nova
Railway
Airlines
Rankin
North
Okalta
common
new
-
Tire
28%
2
10c
Mangel Stores
Marconi
15%
50c
Majestic Specialties Inc
Mansfield
2,000
3,700
lc
Goods
Corporation
Public
11%
28 %
1
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Mages
11
26%
33 %c
Inc
July
57%
o
11%
26%
1
warrants
Vending Co class A
Mackey
25
Jan
ft
,1
—
Royalties
/-A
Publications Inc
Jan
1%
23%
1
Canadian
Penn
Nuclear
MacFadden
39%
%
30
Inc
Northeast
30c
Corp
10,200
20 700
2
Apr
28
Apr
53% May
24 %
Co_—
Southern
&
—2.50
Friday
Lunkenheimer
Lynch
25
47%
1%
1
American
19%
1
Exploration
July
24%
46%
1%
■'J, 46%
2% May
May
25c
i
25
200
24 %
47%
Honduras Rosario—3.33 %
Mines
10
Corp
Service
Feb
1
Mines Ltd.
Rim
;_2
Electronics
Jan
28
22% May
Feb
North
Loral
Jan
13%
1,600
Apr
Norfolk
Louisiana
19%
2,100
38%
*
Jan
25c
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
3,800
21%
1
Co
Jan
7%
36
19%
46%
34%
25c
Land
Arizona
&
Feb
18
34 Vb
20%
48%
Apr
50c
Co
.
4%
5U0
Co
Mining Co
Nipissing
A
Chem
&
7
5,900
% May
3%
_1
Tel—
Watch
Zinc
42
2%
8
Mar
4
1
&
&
Min
38%
2%
24
4
4,000
Jan
20
wi
Tel
Jersey
12%
30
Jan
1%
L
12%
100
Jan
2%
1
—2
A
■
Clock
39/8
2%
1,600
2%
700
4 %
_1
class
Corp
common
4,700
3%
3%
May
Bartlett—
&
New
3%
3%
_30c
Corp
Co
England
New
Jan
5%
3
1
—10c
Co
Electric
Inc
Mur
Jan
1,200
14%
Video
Don
Nestle-Le
5% Jan
800
6%
7%
National
Nelly
12% May
17%
6%
—
Union
13%
1,300
16%
-—1
._
Locke
Class
3%
4%
4%
2% July
4% Jun
Transit
National
Associates
Telefilm
National
3
.
(RQ )Jnc-
Kessler
3
1,300
6%
Liberty Fabrics of N Y common—_—1
5% preferred
10
Lockwood
Jun
Mar
5
25c
Corp
Leonard Refineries Inc
Le Tourneau
36%
167/s
—5
1
A
Corp
Lefcourt
47
Jan
1
i
Corp—
Meter
Jun
12%
10
Inc
Extension
Salle
La
5
25
—5
Sessions Co
Industries
Lanston
1,600
6,600
5%
;
—
3
—
-
35%
34%
32%
31
;
3% ,:L
1
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb
32%
32%
:—
Corp
1
2.50
1
—
2%
12%
'—
6%
7%
5%
13
7%
6%
100
8,000
Jan
15%
14
Feb
21
May
12 Vi
Jan
19
May
Jan
10% July
Apr
4% May
2'if;
Jan
Volume
194
Number 6073
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(245)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
American Stock
Exchange
Week's
Range
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Pep Boys
(The)
Low
1
_
Photo
New
.
Low
16%
900
73/a
Jan
21 Va
805/B
1,700
65'A
Jan
803/s July
25
25%
400
22 V2
Feb
28
4,100
58%
57%
623/4
19%
*
—
193/a
21%
37
3,500
Jan
_1
%
3/4
%
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics
—1
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
5,000
193/B July
3/4 Jun
4%
4%
5%
5,300
34%
34%
373/8
1,800
Oils
&
Minerals
_
—
Industries
__
5
_
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
10 pesos
_
Phoenix
Steel
Piasecki
Aircraft
Pierce
Corp
(Del)
Plastic Materials
&
(The)
Corp
Powdrell
&
Power
Alexander
Inc
Pratt & Lambert
Preston
Mines
$1.25
(The)
Providence
Public
___
Gas
4%%
_
42%
200
5% Mar
_
113/4
1,100
10%
Feb
2034
1,700
173/8
11%
11%
11%
100
10%
Jan
52%
55%
775
50 J/4
Jan
2
2A
A
4,300
69
391/4
5%
2
350
405/s
53/8
1
Sportswear Corp
Pyle-National Co—
Penn
16% May
27% Apr
15% May
,59 Va
3% May
Apr
60 3/4
Jan
Apr
71
Mar
5
4,200
39 J/4
5,000
{/,
July
49%
Jan
Manufacturing
Southern
12%
100
87 J/2
_
5
_.
Quebec Lithium Corp
1
4%
4%
1
_
10
_
40c
of America
&
1
Co
1
Reliance Insurance
■
16 Va
16%
July
2,700
7%
Jan
18
May
14% July
4% Mar
17
Apr
Pipe
Southland
Sports
Standard
Apr
2,200
12%
3,000
2%
213/4
Jan
Apr
■
32%
32%
17%
18
173/a
165/B
173/4
.
34%
21%
203/8
7
900
21%
6%
7
18%
18%
19
6 3/4
6%
3,800
.
"
Feb
5,7n Mar
37
Apr
Feb
24% July
14% May
273/a Jan
22
Algom Mines Ltd
Grande
Vtc
5,600
Rogers
Corp
Rollins
Apr
8,000
6
Jan
2%
Jan
11,200
3/4
Jan
5,800
53%
Jan
10% May
4% Feb
(The)
Mines
Corp
Instruments
Co
of
Parts
Inc
Stop
Shop
Struthers
Wells
53/8
6
4,200
3%
Jan
83/a Mar
Supercrete
7%
7%
73/a
2,100
4%
Feb
9% Mar
Superior Tool
18%
21%
8,000
143/4
Jan
Feb
3,100
7%
Jan
A
%
5,700
1
73/a
7%
7 3/4
7,700
Inc_ __20c
283/a
283/s
29%
3,500
,
pfd F— —100
1
_
regis
80%
85
Apr
26%
Jan
42%
15%
143/4
16
1,400
11
Feb
18% Mar
63/a
5%
1
Feb
3,300
28
.
6
73/a
73/a
Roxbury Carpet Company
78%
Jan
73/a
600
43/a
Jan
5%
63/a
159,100
3%
Jan
6
15% Mar
31
28
A
31
9%
9%
3%
9%
2,800
800
9%
600
2 5/8
33/4
9%
918
53/4 Mar
Oil
Russeks
Co
Fifth
(The F C)
Consolidated
Ryerson
&
*
_
_
Avenue Inc
Russell
Ryan
50c
Ltd
50c
Company
1
_
Petroleum
Haynes_
—1
_
1
_
Apr
611 Apr
10 % May
%
11%
Apr
July
8%
Jan
23,100
1%
Jan
33/4 Mar
10,400
6
Jan
12% May
Apr
2
1%
2
1,100
1%
Jan
3
3%
Jan
53^
Mar
33/8
4%
3,300
2%
3
3
3%
1,800
2%
Jan
Apr
33/4 May
4%
4%
4%
4,200
2
Jan
5
May
Lawrence
•
Corp Ltd
23%
23%
700
18 3/4
-2.50
6 %
6 Va
6%
Milling Co Ltd
16 pesos
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5
% series preferred
__20
4%% series preferred
20
5,200
53/4
Jan
10%
Feb
8%
8%
9
1,500
7%
Jan
11%
Apr
Salem-Brosius
Inc
San Carlos
San
4.40% series
preferred
5.60% series
Sapphire
Sarcee
-
preferred
Petroleums
Petroleums
Ltd
_
Paper
*
Screen
Gems
World
4%
Ltd
(The)
Seligman &
Serrick
&
Inc_
_
Denn
Shoe
of
11%
700
23% Mar
53/4
Jun
7% Mar
3,800
6%
Feb
6%
3,600
4%
Jan
22 3^
22%
23 %
3,700
5 3/4
5a/a
6
7%
4%
3
.
1
_
*
B
Feb
133/a May
11% Apr
7% Apr
23% July
8% Mar
Jan
7%
600
5
Jan
9%
5%
2,800
3%
Jan
9
6 Va
6
5
84,000
2%
Jan
8% May
8,000
2%
Feb
6% May
73/4 May
4%
5
6
5%
6
33/4
3,200
318
1,600
2%
Jan
3%
Jun
Apr
May
40%
39%
41%
7,900
20%
Jan
26%
26%
283/a
3,200
26
May
33% Mar
12 Va
13
600
9
Jan
14 Va Mar
12%
12%
32
30%
1
-1
._
.
_20c
*
Mining
5
Power
*
_
common
_
-12.50
2,300
103/4
ll3/a
7,100
13%
13
133/4
1,150
7%
800
7%
73/a
20
Jan
class
B
11%
73/4
13
Jan
Jan
July
63/4
Jan
Co
25%
17,200
132% 136%
4,600
24%
93 %
93%
313/4
33
22%
23%
3,200
%
A
7,500
20
23% July
125
Jan
„
3
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co_.—10c
page
34.
23
%
125
A
14%
26%
8,300
16
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v
8
Jan
21%
Jun
May
35%
>
-
Feb
May
15% May
42% Apr
34%
4,100
32
Jun
34% July
19%
4,800
16%
Jun
25%' Mar
14%
14%
400
12
Jan
20
14%
32%
17%
20%
300
14%
Jan
23 ya May
3 %
8,900
2%
Feb
4% May
2%
22%
300
44%
44%
45
58%
50%
53%
1
5%
5%
4,200
10,100
5%
6%
6%
6%
6%
7
1%
1%
1%
1
3%
3%
3%
2%
10,800
6%
1
2%
10c
~9%
2
Jan
33
9
20% Jan
23
Feb
Mar
36 %
Apr
48 y2 July
18
Jan
27 V*
33%
Jan
66
46
Jun
53 Va
3%
Jan
Jun
Apr
July
6y8 May
1,300
4%
Feb
167,200
3%
Jan
7
10,200
%
Feb
2%
Jan
3
Jan
4%
Apr
2%
Feb
3% May
Jan
11%
Jan
45% Mar
I
2,000
500
9%
32%
16
2,500
5%
34%
7,900
28%
9% May
July
Jun
—5
34
32%
34
1,500
20%
Jan
35
May
5
34
32
34
4,200
20%
Jan
34
July
10
7
Jan
8
Mar
47
*
Corp
Technical
Operations
Technicolor
new
Oil
Texstar
303/a
5,800
25% May
34
63
60%
64%
4,200
32
Apr
94% May
26
Jan
42% May
273/a
283/a
46,000
43/4
4%
4%
15,400
3
Jan
5%
63/4
63/4
7%
12,200
5%
Jun
14%
27%
24%
19,500
9%
Jan
31
May
34
May
*
213/4
15,600
19 %
July
3 %
3%
4%
3,200
2%
Jan
8%
83/4
2,200
6%
Jan
12% May
Inc___.25c
10%
93/4
103/a
7,800
5
Feb
50c
2%
2%
23/4
1%
1%
9,800
9,900
15% May
4V4 May
$4.56
•
pfd„.
—
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5
Inc
1%
Security
Apr
8% July
7 Vi Jan
14%
Apr
1,800
2,700
20%
20
20%
2,500
3%
20,300
23/4
May
4
May
1%
Feb
200
5V4
Jan
93/a
1,400
8ya
Jan
9%
Jun
25 %
Jan
30%
Apr
13
17 % May
Trust
Co
25 %
25%
2,600
28
28%
500
19%
19%
20 3/8
3,500
Shipyards
24
26
1,800
20
Jan
27% May
85%
85%
200
83
Jan
87 y4 May
Corp
4%% preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Tower Acceptance Corp class
class
A
—
—
24%
Jan
20% July
11% Feb
5%
—
Jan
12 Va
May
6%
Apr
3%
3 5/a
3%
2,600
2%
Jan
3% Mar
1
13%
121/4
14%
18,700
3%
Jan
14 Va July
l"l%
8%
•
%
Jan
22
200
14%
Jan
25%
11%
12
2,800
8%
Feb
14% May
8%
9
18,600
4%
Jan
A
3*2
1
_
372 July
6,200
22
50c
com
_10c
1
Corp
Triangle Conduit & Cable
17%
33% Mar
1
A
Lux
Corp„
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A
_
—
—
100
Trans
Trav-ler Radio
5s
20
_
Co
Mar
25
Ltd—
registered
Temper
Apr
22
8%
13
registered. —£1
True
Jan
28 3/8
def
Tri-Continental
16%
16
25%
ord
Oil
Jan
Feb
1
rets
Cuba
1%
97
25c
rets
Trans
Feb
2 A
9
3
deposit
Edison
Jan
Jan
1A Jan
11
13
deposit
Toledo
1%
92
17,500
8%
.10c
Amer
Todd
1%
Apr
1
32
9
Jun
July
23
23
24%
1,400
15 ye
Jan
38
37%
393/4
3,300
24 y2
Jan
28% May
40 Va July
28%
27 %
28%
1,700
19%
Jan
34%
Apr
5
20
19%
21%
10,300
15%
Jan
22%
Jun
•
Co
19
18%
19
300
15%
Jan
19%
Apr
12%
12%
26%
500
10% Jan
12% Mar
400
26
July
30
4
Jan
7% May
3%
Jan
6% May
warrants
Corp
10
u
Unexcelled
Chemical
Investment
13% May
Union
Stock
United
of
Co
Co
Yards
Aircraft
United Asbestos
Canco
of
4
Omaha
Products
Oil &
Apr
United
Elastic
Apr
United
Improvement
98
Jan
United
Milk
36
Jan
United
Molasses
Gas Ltd
dep
rets
0
vtc
5%
5%
5%
1,500
5%
5%
5%
15,400
1
Investing—2.60
5
2
Feb
3,700
%
49
600
40%
Apr
49% July
8%
9
15,300
4%
Feb
10%
Jun
5%
6
200
4%
Jan
7%
Jan
4%
1%
•
&
Products
Co
26
1
Corp
Jan
20
50c
Corp
303/a
American
Corp
Canada
153%
25% May
3/4 Apr
--
10%
1
Inc
Gas
Apr
93/4 Mar
1%
9
10
com
preferred
Ltd—
Union
17%
1%
—
10%
.
Co
1%
6%
'
50c
Co
Markets
Feb
8%
TOc
Park
193/4
Apr
—1
Light
Apr
19
20%
28
11%
1
Inc
&
Roofing
Apr
May
.10c
Inc_
Inc
Electronics
convertible
Tobacco
Jun
28%
8%
10c
Thriftimart Inc class A_
Tilo
Feb
30%
_
Thompson-Starrett
70c
4%
25c
_
Corp
Thorncliffe
Jan
4,600
*
Corporation
Shovel
37%
1
Corp
Industries
Power
3,200
1
Industries
Texas
44%
7%
Inc
Engineering
Texam
950
6%
_
Terminal-Hudson
Terry
43
13/4
7%
common
Teleprompter Corp
Teleregister Corp
Tenney
44%
7%
20c
Inc
Telectro Industries
Television
73/a
—5
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
Jun
Jan
8%
22% July
67% Jan
preferred
Material
91%
A
500
800
A
Apr
common
Technical
31
17% Mar
100
2,000
10c
class
Tampa Electric Co_
Taylor International
United
243/4
132%
14%
24%
16,600
common
Union
*
.
see
18,600
11
.
Canada
footnotes,
12 %
34
14%
22%
22%
Co
Apr
5V2 May
48%
Corp
8%
2% Jan
22%
24V4
9% May
15 V2
,
16,700
5
32%
Jan
1H May
4%
24%
Jan
Jan
4%
13%
Jan
6
25,000
25%
(Del)
Die
418 Apr
48% May
44% Apr
_
73/4
8,300
4%
318
1
May
May
3
_
Inc
of
6 %
22% July
"1%
13%
Amer
1
1
_
America
J?'or
1,800
Jan
A Apr
H Jan
9
1
_
preferred
Co
11
6
Mar
6
10c
._
Co
Sherwin-Williams
5%
19
8%
Corp
Shawinigan Water &
Sherwin-Williams Co
4%
5%
Jan
6 Va
_
of America
Servomechanisms Inc_
Shattuck
75,700
1
Inc
class
Leather
100
U
1
Servo Corp
Seton
21%
22%
%
%
213/4 May
July
83/4
Lumber
Inc
Latz
Corp
173/4
Apr
Feb
3.50
.
_
Bros
200
25%
19
1
Co
Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums.
Seeman
183/a
"l
25c
&
cumulative
Thorofare
Apr
1
Securities
Seeburg
18
25c
Airlines
Metais
19%
200
22%
—
_25c
Milling Corp
Plywood
Seaporcel
.
Inc
Seaboard Allied
Seaboard
_
Co
Scurry-Rainbow Oil
Seaboard
_
Corp
Fisher
&
400
18
50c
_
_
203/4
17%
——
20%
18
*
_
Saxon
-20
_
Ltd
Savage Arms Corp
Savoy Industries (Del)
Sayre
20
203/4
A
40%
Ltd
Inc
Class
Thew
23%
Jan
l
3%
8%
24%
Textron Electronics Inc__
Textron Inc "warrants"
s
St
2,000
46%
Inc
_
Royal American Corp
Royalite
2,900
6 %
Mar
93/4 May
31% May
31%
£1
5
160
14
Jan
Jan
24%
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Syntex Corporation
Talon
43/a
24%
10% Mar
•A Jan
30 3/4
30c
_
Jun
600
Feb
31%
1.50
_
81
3 Va
27%
8%
-2.50
Corp
Corporation
53/4
9
27%
1
Electronics
Jan
Jun
27%
13y2 May
30% Apr
•
International Petrol
73/a
Apr
85%
Jan
5
,
Corp
Inc
Sunset
2%
3ya
Jan
9'/a
2
1
Corp
Sunair
100
Jan
68%
1,100
10c
Co
13% Mar
200
%
7,800
10%
1
32%
7%
23,200
84%
10%
5
(Del)
Feb
23/4
1%
83%
1
Jan
8%
1%
50c
Container
&
Feb
10%
10c
B)
Mar
83%
Co
Company
Aluminum Products
11%
7%
26% May
15% Feb
5
(The)
13%
2s/a
Jan
•
Inc
Stepan Chemical
1,200
83/8
Jan
12 Va
1
3,800
8 3/4
23%
900
10c
ordinary
Corporation
12%
*
100
13%
50c
Canada
28%
50c
25%
13%
1
common
Steel
Stelma
Ltd
12
May
25%
1
preferred
Steel
Stylon
23
12%
6
Uranium
25
21
Jan
7%
12 Va
1
12
9%
6
263/4
*
8% Jan
20
8%
23/4 May
703/4 Mar
Jun
800
2,400
10
1
1
_
9
20% May
14 V2 May
10%
10
1
(Hugo)
Jan
10%
13/4
Inc
8%
Jan
Jan
July
9%
1
1
(J
20
21,100
Rolls
Roosevelt Field
9
10c
Stinnes
Jun
Jan
33/a
*
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Rowland Products
Inc
8%
29,500
9
B
Stetson
Feb
43/a Mar
3%
85/a
_
Royce Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
28 %
15,400
9%
Corp
class
213/a May
83/4 Apr
18
Jan
173/a
3%
_
_
2,000
16%
'
Sterling
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp
%
Broadcasting Inc
39%
15'/a
9
July
1
Stephan
653/4
1965
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
37%
common
1
Products
38%
26Va May
45 Va May
Inc
19 % May
9,800
73/4
_
Robinson Technical
74
Jun
1
193/B
300
73/4
3%
1
3
Jan
17%
lc
38
1%
common
to Jan
58%
2,300
Co_
Jan
1,600
8%
Valley Gas Co—
extended
1,600
18%
Co
convertible
Jan
74
17%
Stanley Aviation Corp.
Tube
12%
72%
(Kentucky)
Standard-Thomson
Standard
8% Mar
Jun
15%
Corp
Jan
May
8%
17%
preferred
Products
Shares
4,200
72%
•
Corp
Porgings
Oil
100
10%
Feb
5
Inc
Metals
1,600
5
9%
Jan
A_50c
lc
Jan
633/8
_
Warrants series A
Rio
10
warrants
convertible
Standard
15
5
1
.
Inc
6%
l5/a
Co
14%
22%
1
Corp
Superior Window
Corp
Rico Argentine
Mining
Ridgeway Corp
16%
2
Corp
16%
5,100
•3%
..
Resistoflex
65
1
Dredging
Standard
.1
__
Inc
2
Line
Arena
24%
1
_
Corp
Realty & Utilities
Royalty Co
Shoe
Jan
—10
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus
Rio
Petroleum
Southern Materials Co Inc
Jan
5C
_
_
Apr
22%
13
•
1
-
Corp
Co
Jan
25 %
22
$1.60
13
—
1
—
_
Apr
25%
Jun
Jun
6,900
5 Va
Investment
(Robert)
72
Jan
23%
Jan
Stone
Reis
Feb
24%
500
Jun
Statham
_
62
200
24%
21%
Feb
'
Reeves Soundcraft Corp
Reinsurance Investment
160
25%
24%
20%
25
37
—
_
65
25%
24%
21%
Jan
■_
_
34% May
400
*
Inc
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
Reda Pump Co
Reeves Broadcasting & Dev_
Jan
900
50c
Trust
29%
1,500
Starrett
_
4,300
22
Stanrock
_
May
21%
21%
•
Rath Packing Co
Rayette Co Inc
32
42 %
22%
Standard
Rapid-American Corp_
Jan
22
Standard
Quebec Power Co
Ramco Enterprises
27%
21%
Stahl-Meyer
16%
300
32%
38%
32%
22%
Sperry Rand
17%
Jun
37%
25
13
151/2
10 Va
25
preferred
California
Jan
16%
Jan
cumulative
103/8
16%
6%
4.24%
Speedry Chemical Products class
16%
1,000
Mar
•
Jan
9%
4.08%
Spencer
Apr
May
8%
69% Mar
Apr
88
11% May
42
70 V* Mar
Apr
105
14%
Jan
Jan
35%
Jan
Jan
5%
58% Jan
24%
Jan
9
63
Jan
83 J/2
May
7,600
100
Jan
49
2,500
200
19%
900
8%
12%
12
Jan
10% Mar
66%
20 J/4
400
Jan
63
900
225
5%
66%
3,800
22%
7%
300
Mar
65%
61%
243/4
83
8
Feb
35
25
22
87%
July
25
Southern
81 J/2
42
preference
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
Southern
22%
850
convertible
4.32%
Mar
873/a
44 %
May
4.48%
9% July
81J/2
Jan
25
26
221/4
28
cumulative preference-
Jan
3
_
1,800
4.56%
Jan
July
42%
30%
8%
25
Jan
5,600
17
July
40
12
25
5 J/a
13
14% July
22
25
43/8
12%
Jun
California Edison—
233/B
23%
4%
50
7%
7%
Apr
Jan
37%
12.50
12%
Q
Estate
Co
7,800
Apr
42
3
%
original preferred
4.88% cumulative preferred
4.78% cumulative preferred
Standard
Real
Oil
3,200
A
43
Apr
Jan
Jun
%
2%
1
9%
6
28%
Apr
Jan
_1
Corp
18%
8
20c
.
Puritan
South
1
22
18 "A
20
-
_.
Coast
Apr
28%
1
•
173/4
8%
1
—
_
South
Apr
14%
22
•
Corp
Southern
39%
1
Co.
Pulp & Timber
Feb
3
14%
22
£1
5%
52%
67 J/2
1
Feb
28%
23
Co
Airways Inc
Smith (Howard)
Paper Mills
Jun
May
Oil
Slick
Soss
14
50
11%
.
_
163/4
Jan
20 3/4
*
_
Venezuelan
Apr
39
11%
.
_
11% May
103
Jan
.
preferred
Puget Sound
5,600
Colorado—
Rico Telephone
Puerto
12%
Jan
.
_
_
of
Jan
21/o
.
_
preferred
Company
Service
11%
18 3/4
1
common
convertible
1,600
800
—
Proctor-Silex
Prophet
15
6,000
66%
.
_
Corp
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Jan
Jun
1
—
Ltd
8
87
23/4
—
Prentice-Hall Inc
Jan
600
400
•
Jan
1,600
6,200
3VB
•
73/8
9
3%
32
19,200
3%
28%
Jan
16,300
%
Ltd
7J/4
95
1%
Jan
24%
%
_
High
22 %
Publishing—
400
173/8 May
103/b Apr
12,000
1%
rets
Jan. 1
Low
24%
%
preferred
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered
213/4
>•
deposit
Boardman
conv
Range Since
High
23%
1%
25d'
Sinclair
23/4
—
Inc
7,500
J/2
Low
23%
Automobiles—
American
$3
Shares
1
Apr
19%
*
Ltd—
Lighting
Simco
for Week
lOo
7%
42%
(Del)- —2.50
Corp
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
Silvray
Sales
Range
2
Precision
Jan
2 3/4
Co
B
Creek
33/a
2.50
_
2
400
12%
20
A
Feb
14%
123/a
class
63/4
1
A
Corp
class A
Oil Royalties
8
Co
Jan
1
class
39%:May
Gas
5
8%
14%
50c
._
Class
Silver
&
Sonotone
10c
Corp of Canada-
Prairie
Apr
93%
10
Products
1,900
16%
8%
*
Corp
5
15%
8%
Scale
Polymer
15%
50
_
7%: May
Oil
Simpson's
53/8
4%
.■
1
Polymers Inc.
Polarad Electronics
Polycast
-V
4
_
21% July
l5/8 Jan
'
'
Inc
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Poloron
_
•
5%
31%
Sale Price
Par
Signal
Simmons
5%
10c
__
Corp
Industries
Pneumatic
_
Jun
71%:May
3%:Mar
Peruvian
Apr
,
Week's
of Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
16
78 3/4
95
20c
wl
common
High
16%
.
Inc
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
80
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)
20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Perfect
(Range for Week Ended July 14)
for Week
of Prices
tr *
Sales
Last
STOCKS
33
Jun
5%
1%
48
'9
5%
1A
Jan
A Apr
Ltd—
ord
United NJRR& Canal
regis
10s
100
172
172
173%
90
167% Mar
Apr
174% May
Hi-
34
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
STOCKS
American Stock
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
U
S
U
S
Air Conditioning Corp
Ceramic Tile Co
S
Rubber Reclaiming Co
U
Universal
American
Universal
Consolidated
Universal
Container
Controls
Universal
Marion
Utah-Idaho
3%
4%
3,100
3%
5%
5%
6%
3,500
25c
11%
43%
_
.
_
900
8%
Jan
13% Mar
20,500
4%
Jan
14% May
411%
431/8
1,100
31 %
Jan
7%
1,800
11%
44,700
Jan
9%
16%
Jan
27
27%
225
July
31%
Feb
141%
14%
14%
3,900
13%
Jan
17%
Feb
10%
S
Davega
9%
10%
11,900
7%
Apr
10y4 July
7
27
Stores
Period
Last
Lack
Delaware
1st
subord
debs
&
Western
of
Lackawanna
N
1975
mortgage
Builders
General
11%
-'-1
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber.
7%
1
12
11%
6'%
500
7%
8%
5
4,600
15% May
7% May
Jan
May-Nov
1993—
B
Mtge Bank 5s
Jan
'
Van
Norman
Venture
Victor
Paint
Victoreen
Viewlex
Vinco
warrants.
Industries
Capital Corp of America
5
Co
Instrument
class
A
Vogt
22%
15%
11,200
48%
—
9,500
9%
2
10%
9%
10%
6'/8
Feb
11
Apr
22% May
31% Apr
Jan
13 Ya
5,300 '
Jan
19% May
14
Jan
57% May
15% May
8%
Jan
10'%
10%
11,500
6yB
Jan
25%
_25c
_
5%
6,500
14%
44
1
Products
26%
500
16%
Jan
$29
May
1961
16
Mar-Sept
1963-
&
1974
Western
87
May-Nov
RR
4s
1970
120
Jan-July
10%
11 '/a
500
10% July
15%
Jan
23%
26%
14,100
12% May
32%
Apr
w
——■
III*
I100
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs
7%
preferred
Bond
&
6%
Waltham
Webb &
$6
Inc
non-cum
Precision
6
7%
.1.25
1%
Jan
8% May
4%
Jan
3%
1,100
10,500
1%
Jan
161/4 May
4% May
1%
191,900
1
Jan
5,860
75
Jan
1%
Nuclear
Stockholders
——
Westmoreland
Jan
93
95i/2
2
Jan
Apr
6% May
1% Mar
29% May
95% July
5%s
Safe
3'/as
series
A
series
B
27/sS
series
series
D
3%s
series
E
3s
series
F
9,000
71/4 May
9,300
3%
Jan
5%
Apr
2
3%
Jan
3 %s series G
3%
3%
213 July
2% Jan
%
*
—'
1.20
White Eagle International Inc
White Stag Mfg Co
%
'
2,800
%
200
30%
Jan
26%
——
27
32%
—.
•
32%
60
'
1,250
21/8
Jan
32%
Feb
32%
44
Jan
75
20
10,200
,
Apr
Jan
Jun
Mar
2% May
Feb
%
4%s
series
4%s
%
49% Mar
28%
100
50
1%
10c
'
Jan
40%
60
'
1
....
~16
40%
'
'
—10
...
4% May
■'.
24%
26'A
700
22
Jan
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
1
15%
15'/4
16%
2,100
12
May
Wichita
River
1
4%
41/8
4%
2,400
27/a
Jan
Wickes
(The)
45%
471/4
2,100
27%
Jan
311/2
321/2
600
20
Jan
51
May
411/4 May
22%
4,300
2,600
13 %
Jan
32
Apr
8'/a
Jan
12%
series
47/0s
Williams
Corp
.5
Corp
Stores
Brothers
Co
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
Wilson
C)
(R
&
Brothers
5%
1
Pwr
21%
10
9%
1
Co_.
Industries
Woolworth
(F
American
6%
3%
—
'•
—
16%
—
—
"~1
Inc
—
-
40
90%
13%
5s
series
14%
400
Southern
dep rets
regular— —5s
ord
7%
__£1
Hargreaves
Ltd
7%
29% May
14% May
Jun
19% Mar
7% July
'
•
■
1
8% May
3% May
Jun
Jan
6,500
7/a
1
34%
31%
35%
35,400
28
4'/4
41/4
4%
5,700
4
1%
Jun
5
Jun
35% July
41/2 July
Z
Co„_
Off-Shore Co
34'%
;
33%
50c
Corp
7
6
35
7
10c
_
6
2,600
7%
20%
6'A
Jan
38% May
Jan
10
5
4,200
4%
1,400
Jan
May
8% Mar
Interest
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bonds
5%s
Inc
Steel
AAmer
subord
con
&
debs
1974
-June-Dec
inc
debs
1970
—June-Dec
Bethlehem
Steel
Edison
Boston
Chemoil
6s
Aug
2%s
Transit
1998
1
series
Industries
Chicago
4s
Pump
3s
1981
Authority
88%
55
4
88%
90
27
-June-Dec
87 V2
Feb-Aug
$68 Va
92%
92%
1973
3%s
67
70%
J&n-July
—
$121%
1978
High
89%
103%
50
55
88%
93%
120
„
35
89
62%
54%
4
125
150
"
87
—
1361%
75
91/%
100
151
1965
——f
—
—
80
991%
2
98%
99%
99%
99%
■
—
06%
24
88
—
3y4s
1
88
5
118
8
6s
A
ser
Power
Inc 5s
95%
J»—. ■'•
133
■
51
96 %
83'
95
97%
82
89
91
86
$80
$75
207
83
$8i%
$80
89%
801/8
84%
81
82
89i/4
$88%
90%
88%
8iy8
8i y8
80%
84i%
87
85
92
94%
99%
$85
94%
94%
101
15
102
101
1011%
92%
99
5
104%
15
100%
32
100% 102
97%
$104%
105
1051%
104%
104%
98%
99%
10
98
102%
99%
99%
55
98%
100%
91
91 1/8
18
88y2
93
$88
921/4
88
92%
91%
89 %
997/a
91%
Jan-July
Jan^-Defi'"7"
1964—
1974
:
,
102
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1970—
1963
3y2s
debs
200
91
125
95%
April-Oct
3s 1971
3V4s
88%
97%
100% IOIV2
95%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1970—
(Calif)
Electric
97
82%
95%
$83
Apr-Oct
Gas
92
118% 118%
$160
;
Feb-Aug
Jan-Aup
,
&
2
Feb-Aug
1985
—
931/4
.Feb-Aug
__
—
96%
—
Feb-Aug
1986
Water
98.%, /141 %
73
$86%
:
118%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1982
Gas
29
88
—.
,
May-Nou
100'/a 100%
10
981/4
92%
101
—
96 'A
98'%
15
96'/«
98%
68'%
—June-Dec
(Germany)
7s 1951
ADanzig Port & Waterways 6%s
67%
69
24
63 %
72
11%
13%
Savings Banks and Clearing
Debt Adjustment Debentures—
5'/4s
series
A
series
B
1967
AHanover
(Prov)
Maranhao
stamped
87%
87%
64
Mortgage Bank
A7s
66
99
99
Jan-July
(Plan A)
Mortgage
Peru
Bank
May-ZVou
$65
May-Nov
2Vos 2008—
$80
April-Oct
$80
1972
-June-Dec
$99
2i%s 2008
Mar-Sept
$64
Denmark
(Plan A)
(Republic
$86
$120
Bogota—
of
stamped
11%
$86
Feb-Aug
1949—
(issue of May 1927) 1947
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
Parana
11%
Jan-July
6'/2s
of
$125
11%
Assn—
1967—
4%s
Jan-July
Jan-July
1952
German
of)
5s
67
62
65
—
de Janiero stamped
♦No
Jan. 1
Low
92 %
_Quar-Feb
1970
A
debs
6s
No.
High
89%
55
1994. —June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3Vis
89 %
138
159
(Plan A)
2s 2012
44%
45
32
44
48
52
44%
Jan-July
Jan-July
53
3
48
55
Range Since
Sold
Low
Alsco
Bid & Asked
2
54%
10
118
16
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Rio
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
130
21
92%
ApriZ-Oct
Corp
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
American Stock Exchange
11%
6
731/2
$99 Va
—
May-Wou
1982
Knapp
ABaden
A7s
Zale Jewelry
Petroleum
&
133
6%
.
Jan
2 A May
100
'
__
_40c
Yonkers Raceway Inc common
6 %
preferred
Zapata
Zapata
Webb
100%
—«.•
99%
99%
Feb-Aug
Corp debs
Washington
84
'
111% 116%
Feb-Aup
ApriZ-Oct
California
Wasatch
1221/B
90
73
1998_Jan-July
1982
N
Southwestern
191/s May
97% Jun
Jan
13%
6s
1964
Edison 3s
Southern Counties Gas
Ltd—
W)
Co
1979
L
series
—
76
7
5% May
Jan
7%
1,200
14
Gas
May
21%
Jan
22%
•'
12%
12%
—2
5
Jun
1
97
Apr
17% May
Jun
■
95%
33
Feb
16%
*
preference
Wright
1,500
3,400
'
pfd. .100
Wood Newspaper Machine.
Woodall
4%
18%
17%
25
...
&
10
4
4
18%
1
common
Light 4%%
Industries Ltd
(John)
22
—10
Industries
preferred
Wisconsin
Wood
46
•
Inc_l.__.—
&
4%s series M 1985
4'/as
129
—
June-Dec
45/as series K 1983
Jun
Wiebolt
1
....
_
Oil
1984
1978
J
138
114
ApriZ-Oct
3%s
1981
I
series
54%
.April-Ocf
1976
H
88
7%
$91%
Jan-July
1968
Power
1976
3%
V
1963
1973
21$
5,500
to
1973
3s
3 yes
24
/
—
Ltd—
Power
California
3'%
3%
&
Southern
3%
—Is
Manufacturing
extended
Water
Jan
Ltd—
1961
Co
subord debs
conv
Harbor
42%
15
--
7%
122
:
'
—
138
Jan-July
Jan
900
3%s
Electric
4%
16
—
Jan-July
1970
Service
88%
■
124%
Mar-Sept
May -Nov
July
51/4
Jan
18%
1976
Rapid American Co 7s debs 1967
120
—5C
Invest
Inc_
Shoe
%
200
3 'As
Public
~5
/,
Television Inc—
Water
5%
•
Coal
Weyenberg
3,500
1st
Pennsylvania
34
16
$6
.
■
April-Ocf
mortgage 3y4s
mortgage 3s 1971—
5%
Stationery
Westmoreland
4,100
1.V
25%
1984
debentures
1st
5%
10c
Inc
&
5%
it
Power
95%
Inc
American dep rets ord shares
Western Tablet
Feb
&
Power
1953
due
1
Uranium
Western
4%
3%
1% July
95
5y2s
England Power
Electric
155
Corp—
subord
1974
.100
pfd
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Western
500
4%
25'%
_50c
Development Co
&
95
4
1&
Gold
Jan
9,000
4%
-.1%
Western
Feb
85
8%
41/8
1
Utilities 4.40%
10%
Jan
86
West Canadian
West Texas
Jan
70
31/8
90
Weiman & Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
Western
4
10
16i/4
1%
*
Oil & Gas Ltd
1,200
7i/4
3%
_10c
—
West Chemical Products Inc
6
74
8 y4 Mar
15%
Instruments Co —1
preference
3%
Jan
5%
—10
preferred
100
5%
74
4
common
conv
Knapp Inc. common—
series
5%
'
Hess
National Theatres
Ohio
•
Waco Aircraft Co
Waitt
Bellas
Research
ey2s
High
100 %
33%
$6%
'
•
1972
6s
convertible
Nippon
10%
24%
Inc
National
New
•
—
Inc
118
'
■
National
5%s
16
...ApriZ-Oct
(
5s
51
$98
—
Jan-July
A Italian Power Realization Trust
6%% liq tr ctfs—
Kawecki Chemical 4%s
1978—
—Jifay-Nov
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963
April-Oct
12% May
29% May
10c
Manufacturing
Vornado
20%
4% Mar
2,200
14%
25c
Corporation
600
17%
47
1
Co—.
—
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vita Food
22
1
(The)
Inc
5
16%
16%
1
.....
.
Jan. 1
Low
Corp—
Development 6s
Hydrometals
High
RR—
series
4s
debentures
6s- subord
No.
Division—
J
Residential
General
Range Since
Sold
101 % 104
Registered
—
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Feb-Aag
mortgage 4s series A 1993
A 1st
Finland
AGuantanamo
Valspar Corp
or
Sale Price
Corp—
convertible
6V2s
Apr
July
6%
11
Interest
Exchange
Low
49'% Mar
7
11
271/8
•
-
Sugar
:
12%
■:v.
11%
17.78
—
11
11%
7
_25c
—
Corp
5% May
8% Jan
Jan
10%
_
American Stock
High
5% July
10
.
3%
Oil
Insurance
Universal
Low
1
Corp cl A com_10c
Inc
High
Monday, July 17, 1961
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
50c
Corp__
Universal
Low
.
.
«w (o,w««k Ended j„iy m)
Sales
Friday
.
120
89%
65
8
87
70
89%
94
value,
included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
A Bonds
being traded flat.
par
$ Friday's
delivery transaction
(not
bid
§ Reported
Deferred
a
in
and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
receivership.
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Abbreviations
used
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended July 14)
Continued from page 29
New ¥ork Stock
Exchange
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
United
1st
Corp 2%s
mtge
1st
Is
Gas
&
mtge
mtge
4%s
s
3%s
coll
1970
trust
3%s
& coll trust 3'%s
&
f
coll
trust
debentures
sinking
fund
-Jan-July
Jan-July
1971
1972
3%s
1st
mtge
s
United
5s
U
S
&
f
1975
1972—
1973
States
conv
tr
2%s
4i%s
States
s
*88%
97%
——
1981
4s
1976
11
97%
6
99
13
6
90
98
102%
96%
101 %
98
102%
102%
1051/8
102
102%
88
101%
1041/4
127%
29
111%
130%
*91%
debs
80
80
91%
99%
99
99%
413
98%
100%
—
ser
E
1975—Mar-Sept
Penn Electric
West
Penn
West
Shore RR
4s
1st
5i%s
First mortgage
3%s
Corp
Co
First
Gen
135
60
118%
176
1st
76%
—
•
Jan-July
76%
2
—
*84
88
81
10
*85
88
—
76%
ser
C
Map-Nov
1973_April-Oct
»_
Mau-Nov
Feb-Aua
——
74%
—
*86%
—
♦901/a
115%
74%
„
15
' '
89%
81
86%
877/a
89%
73%
96
49'%
49%
51
71
49%
56%
49'%
49%
50%
64
49»/4
56
91%
92%
8
RR
4s
debs
Jan-July
May-Nou
1975
1980
*81
Jan
Power
2%s
Public
*73%
93%
81 %
16
80
101
__
_
2
96%
102
*
_
■
93%
96%
85 Va
88
87
—
'
—
—"
73%
937/a
94%
•
10
103
73%
91%
92%
—
93%
*94
102
82
103%
'
5
94
971/4
93
Jan-July
May
60
60
42
112'/a
84%
82
931%
45%
7
91
97
13
59
62%
38%
45%
Co—
A
Electric
96%
97
91%
.
1011/2
Jan-July
mtge 4%s inc series
mortgage
♦75%
Feb-Aug
1978
2004
2%s
l
2029
1976
June-Dec
Service
3%s
1971
*80
Mar-Sept
1979
■s
—
3
79%
_
91
81
.
90%
90%
Jan-July
77
77
77
April-Oct
♦98
99
98
Jan-July
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s 1976—
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st
77
a
mtge
4%s
Deferred
14
series
H
delivery
86%
included
91
not
included
the
90%
7
88%
92
1990_
sale
not
included
in
the
year's
range,
d Ex-interest,
in the year's
e
lot
Odd
77
104%
sale
not
Cash
sale
Bankruptcy
114%
118%
75%
75%
2
70%
73
—
f
1967
A
84%
w
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
April
Gen mtge Income 4'/4s series B
Jan 1991— April
First mortgage 3'/4s series B 1971
Feb-Nov
21
.
debs
f
s
1981
A
series
90%
—
1151% 116%
97i/8
79%
84
73
6
72
78
811%
81 %
6
79
81%
77%
in
the
year's
in
the
range,
year's
n
Under-the-rule
range,
y
sale
not
included
range,
r
Ex-coupon.
§Negotiability impaired by maturity.
Wabash RR Co—
mortgage
s
931/8
96%
79%
Mar-Sept
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983
6s subord income debs 2008
Central
85%
79%
ser
1984
debentures
3%s
4%s
74%
99%
96%
—
81
-
81
3y8s
3%s series D
convertible
&
Co
98
91
Jan-July
Jan-July
1982
RR
84'/.
74%
—
Ja?i-July
gtd 2361
debentures
6
49%
94%
93%
2361
Pacific
income
101
8
*93%
*86
5s
108%
—
4s
80
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971—
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%'s A 1992__Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3%S series C 1970
—Mar-Sepf
83%
—
1st
♦75
1966
High
32%
84 %
May-ZVou
I
1
-
96
1974
series
Jan. 1
Low
32%
— —
96
101
93%
83%
3'%s
32%
Jan-July
Jan-July
May
6
81
No.
1967-Jan-July
3'%s
Range Since
Sold
High
Map-Nov
mtge
1979
gen
3'%s
debentures
Western
18
81
Bonds
Friday's
*84%
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
mortgage 3 % s series C 1979——April-Oct
93
♦—
—
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
mortgage 4%s 1983
Ry 3s series B 1995
Power
registered
130
__
:
or
Bid & Asked
Western
96
Mar-Sept
1982—
Lighting
West
91
132
Last
Sale Price
ref
mortgage 3s
Wisconsin
1981—June-Dec
J
mtge 3%s
General
Wisconsin
Mar-Sept
1st & ref 2%s series G 1979
June-Dec
First and refund, mtge 2%s ser H
1980—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I
series
Westchester
96
Co—
and refund mtge 2%s
& ref 3s series F 1978
first
Wilson
—
Period
gtd gold 3'%s 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Wisconsin
1980
First
Warren RR
Whirlpool
('
Co—
ref
98%
89
April-Oct
1986
Virginia Electric & Power
and
98
*80
Mar-Sept
lien
—
—
98%
1976
First
1011/4
89
debentures
Virginian
96%
93%
subord
General
88%
35
conv
3y4s
3
93%
94%
4%s
M
97%
90
127
1021%
—June-Dec
ref
__
96%
93%
1969
&
.
921/2
93%
debentures
1st
11
86
Jan-July
subord
•1st
95%
1031/2 103%
•
May-How
1983
conv
subord
High
84%
88%
•.Ml
98
99
—
April-Oct
debs
31/ss
conv
Low
96%
98%
ApriZ-Oct
Corp of America—
4r%s
No.
'
*901/4
Interest
Exchange
Jan. 1
Co—
V
Vendo
Range Since
Sold
*89
——
Jan-July
May-JVou
May-JVou
1967—
f debentures
Vanadium
—-
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1980
debentures
Steel
95
April-Oct
1980
debentures
debentures
United
5s
Freight
subord
Rubber
2%s
coll
High
New York Stock
Low
Bonds
♦86
Mi
—
April-Oct
debentures
debentures
—
Feb-Aug
May -Nov
1st mtge & coll trust 4'%s 1977
1st mtge & coll trust 4'/4s 1978
4%s s f debentures 1978
5 Ves
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
$Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section
Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
♦
Friday's
ABonds
bid
and
selling flat.
ask
prices;
no
sale*
being
transacted
.
during
•
.
of
week.
current
,
77
.
,
_
i^U'CO
Volume
194
Number
6073
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(247)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS
American
Agricultural
American
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
Corp
&
Edison
Boston
Personal
&
Calumet
Cities
1.66%
50
Co
Providence
&
Hecla
Service
RR
__
100
Inc
___5
Co
Eastern Mass
__
10
Street
Ry Co—
__
5%
1st
First
pfd
National
Motor
class A
Inc
Gillette
I
Co
Hartford
Mathieson
Olin
RR
Association
Stone
Webster
Stop
&
Torrington
United
U
U
—
Vermont
&
Waldorf
22% May
U
80
29%
Jan
42% May
200
%
37%
39%
-
V
1
-
-100
-
Apr
35
-
1%
July
150
1014
892-
48
U
S
—
62%
65
49%
Jan
67%
84%-
1,540
63%
Jan
64%
2,553
114% 118%
274
60% May
87% Jan
11%
14c
14c
600
2414
24%
25%
74
46%
47%
1%
46%
47 Va
13%
150
33%
14%
Feb
16c
Jun
Jan
25%
Jun
Jan
57%
Apr
„•
r
1% July
126
2%
2%
Jun
Feb
4
48
16
Mass RR Co
110
2914
Jan
60%
175
53
Jan
65% May
45%
418
34 Va
Jan
65 %
35%
57%
5814
473
37"%
Jan
58
28%
2,307
17%
Jan
—
—
*
Corp_
Jun
Apr
July
—
42%
-6.25
Jan
28% July
76
Mar
58%
68
1—100
—
Jun
44%
26%
5
58"%
53
46%
Jan
60
32%
32%
109
26%
Jan
75
75
8
7014
Jun
40% May
7614 Feb
12%
12%
5
11
Feb
14
42
43%
716
72%
68
155
54%
39% May
49%
Jun
Mar
Jan
Exchange
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
Carey Mfg
Champion Paper
10
Gas
Cincinnati
Milling
Cincinnati
—
e.
*
common
Cincinnati
Telephone
Diamond
Low
*
—
'
—
41%
8.50
common
10
—
108%
50
National-.
1
:
—
880
56%
72
6%
6%
2
100% 101
132 %
5
'>
16%
1
V
Feb
9% Mar
158
Jan
108%
116%
Jan
144% May
25
48%
83%
102
132% 134%
47%
473A
47%
59%
6% July
39 Va
Feb
48% May
Jun
20
80%
35% Mar
80%
81%
50
48% July
423/4
76%
423A
43%
130
75%
•
(F W)
39% May
76
90% May
49% Feb
67%
86'A
10
A
C
F
Allen
Wrigley Stores
Electric
American
Baldwin
-
60
~
Jan
Jan
Jun
Range Since
Low
29
20
150
:
_
Metal
15%
l
_.
Company
S,"M
Range
for Week
Shares
Chrysler
Low
i«
ofiR
15%
Jan
1.230
3%
Jan
19
544
13%
Jan
15%
15%
4%
5%
Consolidated
Consumers
Detroit
Paper
Power
Detroit
Steel
Jan
Jan. 1
High
33
Apr
„7
27
31%
30
27%
42%
495
37%
Jan
45 % May
42%
50
37%
Jan
Corp
Motor
15 Va July
33Q
90c
Feb
2 Va
15%
16
May
551
13% May
17 Va
Jan
45%
38%
Jan
47%
Apr
Apr
Co
5
1
General Motors Corp
Goebel Brewing
Houdaille
730
97%
Jan
(H
Products
14%
Jan
257
28%
Jan
34 %
'
2 126
64%
Jan
91
1,564
19%
Jan
29% July
44
40%
Jan
49% May
1%
Jan
45%
7494
2%
Too
17%
100
22 %
22 %
32%
8'A
__
__
23 %
—2
1%
5
32%
223/4
Apr
485
28%
8%
34 %
200
May
25
2,500
19% Mar
Jan
7% Mar
10 % May
26
6%
Feb
13^,
339
10%
Jan
35
18 % Mar
2,940
34%
Jun
44
2
1,400
1% JlH\y
28% Jan
1%
34%
1
Dillon
29%
29%
30%
41%
42%
42%
42%
23%
24
Jan
Jan
50
36%
Jan
134
22 Va
Jan
35% Mar
34%
Apr
34%
664
11%
—
10
Studebaker-Packard
Union
Investment
11%
461
22%
—
10
23'A
7
4
—„
May
25%
1334
__
Rudy Manufacturing
3
509
17% July
17% Jan
34
1
Corp
May
May
84%
28
2%
•
Co
20% May
823/4
17%
1
Co
&
310
1734
33
2%
1
Standard
Jan
96% May
60% Jun
17%
_10
—
W)
45%
1
Chemical
Rockwell
14%
Jan
48%
1
King-Seeley Thermos
Kresge (S S) Company
Screw
Apr
93%
3
common
9%
j6
'
26"%
__
1.66%
Industries
Heater
84%
1023
2,766
94
58%
33
__
1224
12 Va
94
57%
1734
_5
Trailer
Fruehauf
Scotten
__
58
1
Bearings
Apr
504
j
12
__
*
Apr
8%
20% July
20'A May
8Vs
t
710
35
Jan
^
,
21%
Apr
Feb
12%
f.t:
July
Jun
"t:i V.'
,23%
Apr
7%
12 Va
__
*"
Jun
2% Mar
'■» n
47% Mar
107% 109%
pfd
20
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Ford
__
10
$4.50
Edison
21%
45
15%
25
1
High
iy2
_
5
Corporation
Range Since Jan.
High
19
4%
1
1
Mfg
I""'*
of Prices
171/,
1
Products
Exchange
Low
1
Rubber
Brown-McLaren
Rickel
Shares
High
29
F,r'd?'
Last
Par
Michigan
for Week
Par
Brewing
45%
56%
6%
1
Electric
Parke Davis &
Sales
Sale rrice.vrof Prices
!'if)
....
Jan
43%
56%
Detroit Stock
Masco
Cincinnati Stock
STOCKS
Jan
54
44'A
Mar
3%
5814
50
40%
65 Va July
50
Apr
RTOPKO
S I O L K S
Apr
Jan
1% Mar
27%,
com—25
34% May
Jan
I
:
Steel
Budd
Jan
11 %
*
—
Mar
40
*
.
Jan
53%
'
—
Feb
59%
__
20%
93
1
Jan
21%
88
13
33%
1
159
65%
30% May
40
30
__
Jun
28%
10
119% May
5c
343
1%
13
59 % May
Apr
11%
2,181
47%
—
543/4
Jan
27%
Sale Price
1,000
20
2
47% Mar
90"% May
62%
100
—
30
18% May
82%
1114
1
52%
64%
»
Corp
Woolworth
47%
65 Va
(Ohio)
Shoe
Kysor
Burger
Oil
Air
High
41
27 Va
Carbide
S
Low
53%
7
Apr
Feb
27%
_*
Inc
Apr
Jan
5
Corp
Union
Range 8ince Jan. 1
High
52
25
United
Jan
2214
Mining com
Electric
58% May
13%
334
10
Co
Westinghouse
49'4 Mar
46
23%
__
*
-
System
14%
42
23
—
&
63
18%
Shares
•
(N J)
Texaco
55%
for Week
53%
*
Studebaker-Packard
93% May
1
Refin
Oil
Standard
Sales
Range
50c
Brands
Standard
19%
Jan
Co—_
Machinery
Smelting
May
Standard
17%
73%
-
Rubber
S
S
25
Railway
Week's
of Prices
Low
5
Rand
1914
16
1
:
Inc
Co
Shoe
United
Feb
Southern
Sperry
54%
310
_—:
Co
Fruit
Mar
87%
Shop Inc
&
65
86
Chemical
Snawmut
Jun
—
com
Pennsylvania RR
Reece
Folding
Machine
50
105
Jan
Racing Association
Companies.
j,
Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co
&
50
22%
Service
NH
50
Co
6414 July
35
63%
4
England
65(4 May
78% July
Feb
73
Cement Corp
New
Jan
5014
28%
Lone
New
Jan
67
15%
—
♦
NY
44
7
28%
Corp
Narragansett
109
793
—
Copper
National
Apr
50c
common
Kennecott
Star
21% Mar
130%
6414
35
—
5
—1
Coal
Jan
57%
__
»
Co
Creek
Feb
78%
i-
5
Co
16%
102%
May
64%
1
100
Stores
Electric
Island
__
100
Co
General
1,491
3,683
34 Vb
Par
Southern
Westinghouse
adjust
cum
Ford
__
_100
cum
Jan
„
Common
6%
\
„
Copper Range Co
5
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc common-10
27 Vb
7714
78%
*
17%
208
High
55%
—
25
Property Trust
29%
16%
119%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
117% 120%
167/b
33V3
;
Tel
Shares
High
29%
__
Last
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Low
*
Company
Boston
Boston
Chemical
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
-
Range
Sale Price
Par
(Range for Week Ended July 14)
Exchange
Week's
Last
35
231
7
Jan
12 %
9% Mar
100
12
Jun
12% July
112%
Apr
47% May
Eagle Picher
5
27
Mar
Gibson
5
31
30"%
31%
803
Jan
34%
Jun
1
29%
28%
2914
1,173
28 Va
July
34%
Apr
—*
86%
86
88%
1,484
73% Mar
92 •%
Apr
5
28%
28%
2814
165
26%
Jan
33 Va
Apr
25%
2614
146
23%
Feb
29% May
74
74
10
68%
Jan
79
Mar
25
25
130
21
Apr
27
Jun
41%
42%
102
34%
Feb
43
Apr
43%
44%
115
43%
Feb
49% Mar
Cards
Kroger i
Procter
U
S
&
Gamble
Playing
Card
;.
.
24
20
Midwest Stock
A compilation of
Friday
Unlisted
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminum
Co
American
10
of
America
Airlines
American
STOCKS
Stocks
_
1
12.50
American
Cyanamid
American
Motors
American
Tel
Ampex
Avdo
16%
1—33%
Co
Tobacco
—
1214
Corp
—
_1
.
—
50
10
Corp
T5%
26%
3
.
Oil
54%
1
Steel
Ashland
43%
—1.66%
Tel
&
1
Anaconda Co
Armco
—
1
:
-
Can_
American
—
23 V2
tl6%
17'
38
16%
Feb
439
11714 120%
103 V4
Jan
21 % Mar
130%
Apr
89%
89%
19%
20%
155
54%
54%
24
;74%
75%
92
67%
Jan
77%
26%
26%
69
22
Jan
22%
24'/a
385
13%
Jan
28% May
24 Va July
-
5
65
Jan
19% July
44% Jan
89% July
27%
Apr
63% May
Jun
Par
Abbott
Acme
Laboratories
Steel
Admiral
Akron
Allis
Steel
8
Boeing Co
Brunswick
Corp
Chrysler
-5
Corn
56%
639
43%
75
19%
19%
90
56%
44
10
Ohio
Elec
16
56V2
58%
202
44
45%
54 V2
55
4%
4%
Jan
28
Jan
56% July
Mar
21% Mar
38% Mar
67%
Apr
74
38
Jan
46%
33
51%
Jan
58 Va May
107
44%
46
130
25%
26%
5,349
23%
Jan
27%
56 Va
56 %
60
51
Jan
64 % May
54 %
57 Va
155
55
1
__
18
18%
46 %
37
16
Feb
Jan
May
Jan
Chalmers
Dow
Du
Power
&
Light
7
:
Chemical
4% July
46
59 Va
July
Apr
Jun
21% Mar
77%
290
22%
Jun
25%
Apr
83%
jun
5
77%
77%
54
70%
Apr
5
214V4
214V4 216%
102
185%
Jan
228% May
10
106%
106% 107%
104
Feb
119% Mar
Kodak
Dept Stores
1.25
Motor
Trailer
1,500
54%
Jan
73%
1,400
17%
Jan
12%
13 Va
24 Va
300
li%
800
Theatres
Can
Co
(Un)
&
Fdry
&
American
Steel
American
Tel &
American
Tobacco
American
Armco
25%
2,700
21%
42%
42%
49V4
1,100
60%
41 %
Apr
__
42%
Apr
Ashland
com
wi_
San
Atchison
5%
25
19 Va
Jan
31%
44%
43%
44%
General
Telephone
26
25%
42%
:
Goodyear
Greyhound
Gulf
3.33%
*
3
—:
Oil
__
8%
—
International
Harvester
*
International
Tel
*
&
Tel
52%
Jun
45%
Feb
73%
*
McGraw Edison
34%
1
,
Mead Corp
Minnesota Mining
Monsanto Chemical—
5
2,900
42% Mar
49% Mar
20%
25 Va May
100
4,500
17 Va
3,900
14%
14%
14%
500
32'A
33
12.50
25
__
118%
Montgomery Ward
National
Cash
National
•
27
164
25%
Jun
32%
43%
105
34%
Feb
25%
25 Va
5
20 %
Jan
Apr
43% July
26 % May
37
39Va
38
32%
Jan
41% May
Avco
Dairy
Register
49% May
National
National
5
&
Refining
57%
—
60
27%
103%
Jan
700
65%
Jan
1,600
common
preferred
52%
55
55 %
56%
30
33
34%
206
30 Va
35
15
30 "Va
150
&
Bell
Gypsum
1
Jan
55%
Jan
59% Mar
Bendix
Jan
Jun
55
55
>A
400
21%
22 Va
2,900
13% Jan
25 Vb
38
Apr
37%
38%
900
15%
Jan
44%
Apr
__
75
75%
500
68%
Jan
78%
Jun
52
52%
1,100
38
Jan
52% July
„
Lead
5
Pepsi-Cola
33 %c
Phillips Petroleum
5
26%
700
21%
Jan
28 %
26%
26Va
26%
700
21%
Jan
27% July
3
(Un)
Chem
Co
Co
9%
__
9%
500
Radio Corp of America
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
—•
!
( 0
Howell
_13
32Va
23%
__
50c
10
2
Co
17
Jan
300
44%
Jan
31 %
33%
1,100
•& 37/64
39,700
31% July
% Jun
41/64
Jun
24'/a
11,800
13%
Jan
24 Vb
July
13
Jan
17 Vb May
Jan
44%
Jun
Binks
Jan
86%
Apr
Boeing
Jan
54% July
Booth
28%
28%
20
26%
Jun
34% Mar
Steel
Corp
P2
(Un)
Co
Manufacturing
8
23
15%
15%
14%
14%
20%
100
26
4%
•——_5
13212
97 %
__
1
20%
*
Regis Paper
Schenley
Sinclair
Socony
5
Industries
'
Oil
Mobil
For
1.40
5
-
Oil
footnotes,
15
see
page
42
—
—
—
—
22 %
59%
Feb
Apr
45% Mar
100
4%
14% July
14% July
300
24
32
Jan
850
21
3%
17%
Jan
40%
16%
1,300
14% Feb
58 Va
58%
200
58% July
69% May
60
400
58%
Jun
1%
Jan
1%
Jun
39% July
22% Jun
49%
Apr
25%
Feb
36%
50% July
16 V4
lVa
l'/a
700
39%
40%
9,900
22%
23
50'A
49%
50%
27%
27
28
950
Borg-Warner Corp
5
41
41
42
•
49Va
47%
49%
52
& Sons
(E
J)
97 Va
50
65
65
30
59%
Jan
69% Mar
28%
69
25%
Jan
30% May
Brunswick
Corp
Company
Burlington Industries
611/4
61 %
4
55%
Jan
61%
Apr
Burroughs
87%
87%
10
50
51%
28
59%
59%
3
61%
85 %
Jan
Jan
95 %
Feb
56
60 Va Mar
Calumet
65% May
64% May
Canadian
Jan
60%
19
49%
Jan
58 %
25
54%
Jan
20
29%
29%
105
Burton-Dixie
Jan
Jan
25% Mar
28
2,300
35%
Jan
43% Mar
6,450
34% Jan
52% May
Feb
44
57%
9,000
Jan
74 % Mar
5
15%
16%
800
1
19%
19%
200
13% May
16% Jan
21% Mar
5
(Un)
(Un)
Carrier
Export
Corp
Jan
132% July
34%
Jan
39% Feb
34% Ma J
Certain-teed
Champlin
4Va%
31%
31%
200
27%
38
27
27%
400
23
Mar
27%
Jun
19%
19%
100
14
Jan
21%
Jun
22
.
Jan
40%
40%
45
39 Va
Jan
45
46%
47%
89
38%
Jan
48 % May
Feb
Corp
&
Gas
of
5
Ltd
Jan
17 Vb
Jan
Mar
&
Corp
(Un)
Corp
1%
1%
3,600
41 Va
43%
500
33%
Jan
50
_.
West
Ref
_
30c
46 Va
46 Va
20
43%
Feb
36
37%
400
22 %
Jan
40 Vb
43%
43%
100
38%
Jan'
—
49%
54%
150
30% Feb
46
May
63% May
1
28
26 %
28%
1,000
21%
Jan
31%
Jun
1
26%
26%
26%
100
22%
Jan
32%
Jun
*
2.50
11
Corp
Oil
„
10
America
South
Chemetron
12.50
^
Inc
common
preferred
Celanese
Central
Corp
Hecla
&
93 %
41
34%
Corp
250
5,100
72
Apr
53
58%
34%
•
Budd
47% Jan
58 %
128.% 132%
104 % May
Apr
5% May
23
May
18% Apr
5
Corp
Jun
200
5
Airplane
Fisheries
27%
1
St
■
60
16%
5
Apr
44%
—
10 y8 Mar
500
56
25
•
Corp
40%
36%
58 %
Jan
20
55%
50c
Bethlehem
70%
10
—
9%
Jun
19 V4
__
__
*
Benguet Consol Inc (Un)
29
—
64 % May
26%
4
39% May
32
—
Jan
26%
10
Jan
30
—
44
1
__
54%
—
41% Jan
55'A
JS
Gossett
&
43
46 %
82 %
—
Apr
93% July
62 Vb Jun
21%
10
Corp
Refining Co
Bearings Inc
Belden
Mfg Co
40
97 %
34% Mar
130
10
Baldwin-Montrose
78 %
—
Jan
400
93V*
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Bastian-Blessing
53
5
.
Apr
Apr
16% Mar
50
-5
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
53
5
National Distillers
62 %
21 %
Jan
10
(Un)
(111)
Corporation
79 Va
—
12%
2.50
Gas
Products
39%
1
July
16% Jan
4,800
117% 119%
88
__
Prach
*
2
Jan
45
Jan
717
60% May
40% Feb
35
__
Co
1,800
45'/a
49%
Automatic Canteen Co of America__2.50
Bell
Martin
42%
16%
Rights
1%
May
24
45
33%
(Un)
Corp
non-cum
26%
Motors
27
43%
45Va
1
Tel Co
Common
26%
General
81% Mar
Apr
24
43%
16%
5
31'/a July
68% Feb
42% July
34% Jan
75
1
(Un)
Foundries
Co
Oil
Atlantic
81
900
166%
new
Louisiana
&
Athey
275
Jun
75
700
1.25
Steel
49% May
64%
29% May
38% May
73%
1
Corp (Un)
Company (Un)
Arkansas
90% May
29% July
35%
25%
Feb
24%
10
Corp
Jan
63 Va
Jan
24%
(111)
Viscose
Anaconda
Apache
Jan
31%
16%
23%
34
(Un)
Stano
63%
63%
300
1,700
26%
31V8
12.50
Corp
35%
34%
May
25%
1
(Un)
Rad
107
1
14
31%
1
Motors
302
5
7ya Jan
10%
21%
25%
(Un)
American
83%
Electric
Mar
9%
Broadcasting
American
471/2
Dynamics
Jun
15
21 Va
__
__
1
Cyanamid Co
821/2
General
Apr
Jan
10
Investment Co
46
General
High
68
23%
America
American
471/2
1
—
26
Since Jan. 1
Low
—•
of
Airlines
Mach
Range
High
22%
50c
American
__
5
^
Freuhauf
23%
i
:
Eastman
Ford
22%
1
Pont
Federated
23%
Low
66%
25c
;
Mfg
Co
Paramount
Armour
Dayton
Mfg
Aluminium Ltd
Amer
Shsres
Jan
26%
1
Curtiss Wright
32 Va
Jan
45Va
-
1
Products
32%
17
Apr
51 % July
2%
31 %
—
_1
:
10
So
—
1
Gas
&
51%
__
25
Corp
Clopay
Colgate-Palmolive
Columbus
39% July
37% Jan
49%
170
25
Cities Service
Columbia
564
51 '/a
54 %
—-—1
-
40%
49%
—
*
Burlington Industries
1
1
Burroughs
Chesapeake & Ohio
;39%
__
—
5
Electronics
Brass
American
for Week
1
Ross
American
Sales
Range
10
Co
Aluminum
Week's
of Prices
5
Corp
Advance
American
Bethlehem
Last
Sale Prioe
'
Exchange
the round-lot transactions
only
common
„
,
1A Feb
2Vb May
48% May
46% Jun
Jun
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(248)
.
.
Monday, July 17, 1961
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended July 14)
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
Low
•:
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
25
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific
*
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co_*
Chicago South Shore
So Bend—12.50
Chrysler
Products
Iron
—
8%
44
44 %
54%
15
22 Vs
9%
45%
57
13%
21%
8%
37 %
600
1,300
100
1,200
1,100
67%
National
Cash
Feb
National
Distillers
25% Mar
National
Gypsum
11% Mar
Mar
Jan
Jan
18%
July
Jan
Jan
National Lead
Anr
48
Register (Un)
Product
Fuel
Gas
&
Corp-
Iron
(Un)
System
Commonwealth Edison common
$4.64 preferred
Foods
(Un)
Consolidated
Natural
Consol
Container
National Tile '& Mfg
New York Central RR
Continental
Controls
of
Co
Insurance
Co
America
Products
Corn
Co
Publishing
Crowell-Collier
Curtiss-Wright
__
26%
87%
—
16%
200
48%
49%
North
American
North
American
Car
Corp
5
Illinois
Gas
Co
5
10%
11%
18%
26%
88%
99
38%
58%
71%
23%
41%
61%
__
22%
41%
40
59%
31%
54
36%
18%
—
31%
54%
36%
18%
Rights
Aviation
wi
34%
58%
39%
18%
97
July
,4
Jan
254
Gas
Northern
Apr
Northern
100%
Apr
44
Pacific
States
(Minnesota)
53
100
52%
16
Jan
Jun
Feb
8
Apr
122
Mar
52% Mar
1,300
42%
Apr
64%
64%
500
45 %
Jan
65%
50%
52
52%
8,900
41%
Feb
60% May
•JV
200,000
32
Service
Co
Co
*
5
Jun
Jun
38%
8,600
34% May
43%
38%
1,200
30%
42
May
40%
40%
39%
36%
39%
10
Ry
%
July
Mar
Jan
Apr
44%
790
40% July
50
32%
33%
500
27%
Jan
33% July
43%
44,
32
Jan
45%
15%
Jan
Co—
Power
(Un)
5
Feb
%
60
Northwest
Bancorporation
3.33
43%
Jun
Oak
Feb
Ohio
Edison
Co
May
29%
Ohio
Oil
(Un)_
Manufacturing
Co
1
Co
15
—_
«
66%
Apr
Oklahoma
37
Jun
Olin-Mathieson Chemical Corp.—
5
Electric—-—_—
Jun
Natural
18
18%
40%
42
450
36 % Mar
42
41%
42%
1,900
34 % May
44%
36%
36%
200
32% Mar
36% July
46 %
47
76%
—7.50
Gas
25% Mar
18
40%
42%
25
59%
49
6,950
Apr
72%
44
46%
1,300
2,600
40
Feb
75
July
Jun
48
May
Mar
Jun
Mar
21% Mar
15"% Jan
900
Public
Natural
88% July
37/4 Jun
50/8 Jan
62% Jan
21 4 July
35
Jan
55
Jan
25
Jan
40
May
36 A July
76
300
500
800
2,000
1,200
300
2,500
Indiana
Northern
27
61/4 May
32
22% May
May
Jan
l
.
Jan
12 %
Feb
IOV2
14%
20 %
68 %
1,000
300
2,000
3,200
400
53
1
Company
16%
51% Mar
Northern
1,000
30% May
*
30% May
Pacific Gas
&
Jan
62% May
1
Pictures
Parke-Davis
300
Jan
84
18
150
17%
Jan
21%
Feb
74
100
54
Jan
83%
Apr
34
Jun
44%
Feb
*
Co—
&
76%
17%
74
(Un)—_1
Airwavs
World
American
Paramount
&
941%
101 % May
Jan
100
41% Feb
84
Jan
Pan
Deere
Jan
Jan
251/2
6%
29% Jun
71%
—
1
(Un)
Corp
62%
85
62%
6%
49% Mar
25%
85%
98%
38%
38%
10
5
5
1
1
Co
Can
Continental
541/2 May
500
85
1,400
1
100
*
America
of
Corp
150
88%
600
58%
69%
Co
Power
Consumers
62%
85
5
300
200
5
Gas
62%
1
45%
18
llYt-
5
5
10
25
100
1.33%
—10
Inc
Co
Colorado
Columbia
98
28%
55%
May
-High
96%
27%
29%
89%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
96%
Co—
Northern
Coleman
Low
27%
43%
89'%
89%
Shares
5
58% May
94
for Week
15
(Un)
(Un)
Co
Sales
Range
Par
High
Low
High
57%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Jan. 1
54%
45%
100
S T OCRS
Range Since
Shares
29%
-
1
common
preferred
4%%
__
*
Corp
Clc-veland-Cliffs
57
15
22%
—
10
Co
Service
Citi°s
City
57
25
Corp
for Week
of Prices
of Prices
Friday
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
34
34
35
6,200
7,100
19%
Jan
28
900
11%
Jan
16% Mar
July
(Un)
20
58%
58%
100
48%
Jan
60
Jun
Peabody Coal Co common—
5
27%
27
28
Dodge Manufacturing Co
Dow Chemical Co
5
27%
28
150
23%
Feb
29
Jun
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un)
-50
25
33%c
13 %
85%
49%
131/8
13%
81%
85%
Jan
85% July
48%
49%
640
47%
Jan
55%
Apr
33%c
43%
43%
43%
2,400
31
Jan
43%
July
12.50
57%
57%
57%
1,500
46%
Jan
64% May
3
22'A
22
23%
900
18
Jan
25%
*
59%
59%
59%
500
53%
Jan
60 % Mar
1
17
15
17
488
10
Feb
21
61%
Edison
Detroit
Co
5
USA Inc
1
Du Pont (E I) de Nemours (Un)——5
76%
76%
33%
Ltd
Drewrys
216
218
79%
33%
218
71
800
30%
100
500
186
82
Jan
Jun
38
May
May
219%
Jan
Jun
Phelps Dodge
Philco
Kodak
Eastman
El
Lines
Air
Eastern
Natural
Paso
Gas
Electric
Emerson
Radio
Emerson
(Un)
;
Mfg
Phonograph
&
26%
800
23 %
400
104%
32% May
Jan
106% 107 %
Feb
26%
26%
106%
119%
30%
Corp
Phillips Petroleum
(The)
Apr
Jan
Public
26%
5,100
25%
Jun
13
13
100
12%
Jan
16% May
Pullman
77
76%
77
300
53
Jan
84 %
May
Pure
14%
2
(Un>__5
(Un)_
Co
Potter Co
26%
14%
200
11 %
Jan
16
Jan
14%
27%
Service
Indiana
of
Co
Company
Co (Un)
Oil
First
Motor
1,600
34
49
49
100
82%
84%
12%
13
27%
28%
790
7%
7%
100
Apr
48%' July
Jan
__
2
Inc
2,300
48%
84%
5
Co
Dairies
7%
10%
46%
10
5
Bankshares
Wisconsin
Ford
Foremost
*
10
—
1
(Un)—
Tire
Firestone
*
W
D
—
27%
1
10
49
35
Jan
63%
Jan
90% May
Revlon
Inc
12 %
Apr
14%
Rexall
Drug
20
Jan
29% July
7% July
10% May
Feb
—
Republic Steel Corp
Box
General
Candy
Corp
_a
_
.
8%
8%
8%
3%
3%
18%
18%
18%
16
Corp
_
2
Finance
General
Contract
General
Dynamics
Electric
General
Foods
General
Mills
General
Motors
Corp
General
Public
Tele
General
_
-
_
Inc
_
_
_
—
_
Tire
Gillette
Reynolds
Metals
Reynolds
(R
Brothers
&
_
_
Alden
.
Tire
Gossard
(W
Granite
Greyhound Corp
Gulf
Gulf
Oil
Public
Regis
8,600
69%
Jan
33%
1.000
31%
Apr
45%
13,900
44
32
27
82% Mar
*
36%
Jan
Jan
32
25%
4,800
Feb
49% May
40%
27
400
25%
Jun
32%
78%
July
—
Scliering
Jan
56
31% Mar
39
July
100
89%
Jan
120
May
13%
Feb
17% May
Shell
13%
Jan
20
Signode Steel
33%
Jan
43% July
Sinclair
25%
26
400
21%
Jan
26% Mar
Socony
47%
48
600
36
Jan
52%
17%
18%
600
16
Jan
23
48%
400
Jan
54% Mar
Southwestern
Sperry Rand
*
48%
43
May
36%
—
Hein
-1
Brewing Co
Werner
Corp
-3
10%
Howard
Hupp
25
Bartlett-
Spencer
Industries
Inc
Mobile
Oil
Co
3.000
Jan
26% May
37%
2,200
33
Jan
Corporation—
1
.
Huttig Sash & Door
8%
8%
36%
Jan
40
18%
600
14
Jan
22% May
10%
100
58%
150
20%
10%
8%
8%
131
9%
9
29
9%
14
Jan
Brick
Co
Illinois
Central
Inland
Steel
Interlake
_
140
Jan
5%
1,000
8
12
Jan
Jan
2,700
27%
27
27%
1,300
23
10
34%
33%
37%
1,050
23%
_
RR
May
11%
Jan
Apr
Apr
30% May
Jan
International
Mineral
Nickel
International
Paper
43 J/4-
*
Harvester
International
International
42%
*
.
*
(Un)
43%
600
Jan
44
41%
43%
2,300
40%
Jan
48%
Apr
31%
200
26%
Jan
34
Mar
42%
55%
Jun
54%
1,100
44%
200
34 y4
Jan
79%
100
59%
Jan
81
2.50
4.
(Un)
Jan
52%
79%
30%
_
3,600
29%
Jun
Electric
&
Co
Laughlin
34%
34%
55
55
57
23%
Kaiser Aluminum
Kansas
:_5
Steel
,
1
49%
&
Chemical
&
Light
Copper Corp
Kimberly-Clark Corp
38
Jun
Jun
33
Jun
44%
Jan
60% Mar
200
20%
Jan
Knapp
Monarch
Laclede
Leath
Gas
&
C)
38%
39
200
45%
45%
50
85 %
86%
1,100
78%
78 %
351/8
250
28%
Jan
32%
1,800
31%
Jun
43%
51
53
131
48%
Jan
53
10%
10%
1,200
9%
Apr
10%
33%
33%
34%
330
33% July
39%
18
18
200
14%
Feb
21 % May
29%
29%
600
22%
Jan
34%
Jun
Apr
56
56
37
37
39
68%
68%
70%
15%
15%
Brands
Standard
16%
Marshall Field
80
300
9%
57
Jan
13% May
Jan
73% May
48% May
37%
Jan
39
Jan
48
Mar
74%
Jan
94
May
Oil
of
Oil
of
of
N
Martin
(The)
Jun
92%
Feb
Jan
9%
Apr
77
5%
Standard
Oil
Co
Standard
Packaging
convertible
6Vr
Storkline
Means
$7
(F
W)
&
&
Co
Sunbeam
38%
Jun
46% Mar
28
Jan
38
38"%
Jan
45% May
45%
45%
47%
4,200
38%
Jan
48% May
Meyer
Blanke
150
48
Jan
59
May
24%
24%
400
20%
Jan
25
May
29%
1,400
27
Jan
32% May
27
28%
3,500
20%
Jan
35
64%
&
South
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Tenn
Gas
New
Transmission
53%
Gas
Mississippi River
Modine
Inc
Textron
Montgomery Ward
Morris
(Philip)
&
Thor
Tool
Power
Toledo
Edison
Motorola Inc
For
footnotes,
I
81%
Jan
Jan
33%
50c
33%
9%
Trav-ler
see page
36%
10
2,350
400
24%
q
94
Jun
Jan
1,300
46 %
Jan
55 %
May
45%
16,900
40%
Jan
49%
Apr
56%
56%
400
54% Mar
59
Feb
23
23
200
21%
Feb
27% Mar
29
29
100
28
Jan
31% Mar
29%
29%
30%
2,000
25
Jan
32(4
35
35
35
23
•
1,000
150
7%
6,100
52%
53%
1,700
22%
22%
50
28%
7%
53%
28%
200
42%
43%
1,300
23%
7,400
100% 1021/s
2,500
7
56% May
Jun
18% Feb
42% Mar
7
Jan
9 % Mar
45
May
54
20% Mar
28
23%
Jan
Feb
May
28"% Jun
Apr
Jan
42 % May
Feb
14% May
Jan
63% Mar
341/2 May
Feb
39% July
39% May
Jan
241/2 May
1,000
38
38%
700
34%
33%
34%
3,700
20%
20%
21%
700
13
65
65
36
55
Mar
•
38%
——
87
38%
150
52%
291/2
70
37% Mar
391/4
I92V2
14
87
600
78%
186
Jun
Jan
90
Apr
„
9%
9%
200
91/8
Jan
13%
Apr
—
6%
6%
200
6%
Feb
8%
Feb
180
17%
17%
250
Jan
12% July
17
16
19% Mar
Jan
Jan
381% May
14%
14
14%
1,500
11%
Jan
19%
79%
78V4
82%
9,000
70y2
Jan
37%
381/4
500
34%
Jan
42%
Jun
33
34
150
21%
Jan
34%
Jun
*
—
—
—
—
—
38
381/4.
200
31%
1
53%
53%
55
1,600
441/2
Jan
28 V*
28%
291/s
6,000
25%
Jun
——
98V4
98%
100
79%
Jan
84%
87
200
75%
Jan
—
Feb
United
of
Fruit
U
U
S
S
25%
109
Jan
Jun
5IV4 July
19%
Jun
40 Ya
July
44"%
Jun
Apr
Feb
*
2714
600
21%
Jan
29%
57%
100
56
Jun
821/4
24%
Jan
29%
200
32%
Feb
21%
22%
945
191/4
Jan
241/4
Jun
34%
35%
600
27
Jan
381/2 May
8
2,000
4%
Jan
47%
900
36%
Jan
9
46%
33%
520
117%
Jan
600
39 %
Jan
47%
43
Jan
62% Ma;
27%
Jan
34"% Jul;
38%
Feb
49% Jul;
35
Jan
51% Ma;
54%
54%
56%
550
33%
33%
34%
2,100
49%
1,700
27%
102 %
1
49%
49
26%
28%
81%
•
80
400
5,000
17%
Jan
Jan
143 % Ma;
Jul
28% Jul;
113%
Fel
200
97
May
59%
400
47
Jan
60 % Jul;
81%
2,100
75%
Jan
91 % Ma;
102 y4 103
59
—5
:2.50
47%
48
*
.
Ma;
200
46%
10
4
Match
42
36%
25
—10
(Un)
July
137%
132
5
.
9
48% July
45%
36%
132%
10
:
Products
27
29%
22
6%
Corp
—
(Un)
17%
57%
27
5
16%
Oil
Jan
Jan
1
Steel Corp
Universal
4,200
Jun
83
Jun
2
Gypsum
Universal
18%
22%
51% July
28%
1
Paper
Co
140
331/4 July
(Un)
Co
Rubber
51%
200
*
Aircraft Corp (Un)
Air
Lines Inc
States
51%
42
41%
44%
835
39%
Jun
60
Jai
52%
50
54%
1,300
30%
Jan
61
Jul
4,000
8%
July
12% Mar
Jan
371/4 May
Jan
54
Apr
Feb
192
87
13
49
Jan
192
12%
39% Jun
400
(Un)
California
Oil
United
23
51%
50c
Pacific RR
57%
'
42%
40%
Corp_
Union
58
1
3
42
47%
51%
43%
42
(Un)
Corp
Radio
Union
!!_"•
_
52%
51%
100%
5
Continental Corp
Tri
Jun
571/4
— —
*
(Un)___I~I~~l5
__
51%
43%
May
17%
Co
Co
1,400
18%
~~
Co
Co
65
41%
Co
Transamerica
Corp
13%
950
_I
(Un)
&
43 % July
Jan
33%
:
Ramo-Wooldridge
Thompson
Electric
IIIII10
Fuel
Chemical
Feb
Jan
53
—5
Producing
Carbide
12%
~~ "•
Manufacturing Co
Monsanto
43%
29%
200
3.50
Transmission
Gulf
Union Bag-Camp
II_I_Hl
III
600
10,050
44%
3.33 %
Transmission
Eastern
Texas
Union
*
(Un)__
Apr
46%
43%
65
25
Union
10
Mfg
May
65
12 %
15%
12%
400
I
&
53%
42%
5
Co
wi
common
33% May
29% Feb
4
Brewing Co
5
—1
25
Texaco Inc
Jan
57%
Utilities
Min
1
Company
Jan
(Un)JL12.50
Mickelberry's Food Products
Middle
—2.50
(Un)
Mid-Continent Oil Co
Sunray
Swift
Jan
-III*
Co
May
28%
1
10%
16%
Chapman & Scott
Metropolitan Brick Inc__
9% Mar
125
20
Corp
24
92%
common
Merritt
9% Mar
Jan
200
1
common
Corp
Sundstrand
25%
III—50c
III. *
preferred
Jan
8%
1,100
—5
200
*
(Un)
Apr
8
1,300
41%
10
Corp
100
»
Co
convertible
Merck
20%
1,400
9%
35%
7
Corp
26%
55
wi
I
1.2% Jan
9
40%
6.25
Furniture
Studebaker-Packard
29%
4
Co
400
May
70% July
40%
—25
preferred—
26
1
.
Machine
45
Feb
34%
65
(Ohio)
29%
92
Co
McCrory Corp
McKay
58
Jan
54%
40%
*
(Un)
J
100
1
Co
common
Apr
26%
Feb
41 %
44%
Indiana
Oil
6%
25
Mfg
new
49%
Jun
8%
27%
California—
Standard
Standard
United
Cement
150
100
1,000
July
34%
—50c
(Un)
Inc
Standard
United
Marquette
Apr
8%
8%
*
5
*
-
Jun
July
1
Service
(Un)
6%
—1
&
56 %
135
*
(Un)
4
common
Libby
(Henry
1,100
85%
1
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lincoln Printing Co common
Ling-Temco Electronics Inc___
Lytton's
1,100
5
common
&
38%
10%
67%
»
8.75
(Un)
Co
Co
Co
Libby McNeil
Jan
15
(Un)
Co
D
Square
25% May
300
65%
67
33 %c
(Un)
Jan
29
May
3,400
10%
10
Power
Kennecott
Jan
93%
850
32
5
Co
Corp
Texas
Jones
41%
700
1
5
(Un)
Public
Texas
Jefferson
1,300
33%
36% May
31
34%
*
_
30
*
_
Tel
&
42%
July
44%
53
8
;
23%
Tel
32%
79%
Chemical
(Un)
International Shoe Co
International
Jun
*
>
&
Co
45
Jan
31
_•
Co
Steamship Co
49%
Jun
34%
1
(Un)
Stewart-Warner
Illinois
75% May
591/a Apr
Apr
68% Mar
57% July
125
_10
-
_
Jan
56
42% May
100
131
1
Jun
44%
__
1
Pacific
26 %
A
Strapping Co
Southern
40
class
Pen
Corp
Southern
36%
25%
57%
Hibbard
59%
700
1,100
35% Mar
34% May
351% July
■
(G)
65 %
800
50%
45%
1
Spiegel Inc
Heilman
Jan
64%
3
Co
Oil
Jun
40
25%
*
Oil
May
17%
3
60
32%
1.40
1
350
.
5
5
Co
A)
1,800
-8.33 %
Jun
651% May
43
Jun
500
128% 135
*
B
43%
iUn)
741/2
Jan
2,600
38%
1
&
IW
Class
14%
300
32%
13
Inc
Sheaffer
15%
Utilities-
Feb
50
1,400
61%
1
Servel
102
500
Stockyards—:
(Un)
Jun
74%
39
14
Dock
&
57%
72%
49%
5
Corp
42%
14%.
43
46%
132%
20 g
Co
Corp
Schwitzer
Sears Roebuck
116
733A
Corp
Sangamo Electric Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
15%
_
Jun
60%
*
Service class A
Paper
Apr
116
*
Corp
States
National
Louis
St
38
*
Co.
Dredge
Louis
St
Apr
82
_8
Stores
Lakes
Grea*
St
Jan
75%
80%
74%
.
City Steel Co
Drug
Gray
Hi
Mar
45%
60% May
116
1
.
Rubber Co_
&
Feb
Jun
1
_
Brothers
Goodyear
8
5%
-6.25
(Un)
Corp
Goldblatt
Jun
39 lA
58
50%
*
Petroleum Co
31%
5,700
1
_1
41%
1,000
Jan
69%
58
5
Co—
Standard
Dutch
Royal
600
30%
.
Feb
Apr
2,400
45
.
Jan
33%
33%
37%
1
Co
6 %
64
2.50
Co
48%
300
57%
72
2.50
(Un)
Tobacco
J)
35 %
25%
_
300
41
37%
18% Mar
Feb
32%
Corp— _3.33%
Rubber
83%C
(The)
15
62%
3
_
4%
80%
Electronics
&
32
9% May
Jan
63%
♦
Corp
Inc
Genesco
Glen
Co
34
5
Utilities
Gen
6 %
1
General
•
Jan
2%
1,600
5
8
500
3%
Corp
(Un)
Chem
&
*
5
10
common
new
Rockwell
Bankshares
General
(Un)
Corp of America
Raytheon Company
1,300
May
5
Radio
11,000
1
General
61% July
61 %
37%
—
5
Richman
Co
Corporation
Fruehauf Trailer
F
Jun
May
41
*
(Un)
Quaker Oats Co
common
Whitney Corp
& Rubber
Fairbanks
62%
May
5
Watch
National
Elgin
1
10
3
Inc
Co
(Un)
Corp
(Un)
1,600
Apr
891/2 Mar
Webcor
Inc
8%
8%
9%
Western
2
34%
33%
34%
800
Western
2%
43%
43%
451/4
1,500
40%
6.25
42%
42V4
43%
1,300
40
1
Bancorporation (Un)
Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool Corp
Wieboldt
Stores
Inc
Wisconsin
Public
Woolworth
(F
May
5
30
30%
400
271/4
Jan
*
32
32
100
20 %
Jan
50
Mar
Jan
34% May
40%
May
Power
10
46%
46%
100
42
Jan
48%
Jun
Service
19
33%
33%
200
29%
Jan
34
Apr
10
76%
75%
76%
200
66% May
87%
Jun
14
13%
14%
900
12
20 %
Apr
2,100
88%
Jan
114% May
1,200
97%
Jan
184%
Electric
Wisconsin
common
27
W)
Co
(Un)
World Publishing Co
1
Jan
55
July
34% Mar
IOI1/4
Jun
98% May
Youngstown
Sheet
Zenith Radio Corp
&
Tube
*
101 %
101% 101%
1
154
151
163
Jun
Volume
194
Number 6073
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(249)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
<R ange for Week Ended July 14)
Exchange
Price Range
Friday
STOCKS
Sale Price
Range
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
"
-''
Amer
Cement Corp pfd
American Factors Ltd
:Par.
(Un)
25
(Un)
10
Bishop Oil Co
Black
Buttes
Gas
California
Castle &
&
7%
Jan
15%
14c
Apr
15c
10,000
9c
Feb
21c
4%
Apr
5%
18,200
3
Feb
40
39%
40%
1,300
5% July
43 % May
57/8
5%
24 %
24%
26
_____10
Oil
Friden
Co
600
22%
22%
23
2,000
21
May
37
22
class
23
300
18
Jah
26
397/a
39%
May
39%.
300
34
Jan
69c
70c
42% May
1,300
32c
Jan
A
1
Co
M J M & M Oil Co
Matson Navigation
Monolith
Petroleum
Portland
Preferred
Nordon
Norris
18%
2.25
2.30
700
2.05 Mar
2.90
2.10
19,300
2.25
2.60
1,000
1.20
Jan
48%
Jan
Co
55c
26
200
16
16
I
2.40
2.40
2.65
28%
28 %
12'A
12'A
53c
52c
1.50
1.65
31%
31%
12
42,800
Mar
20c
Apr
4
July
76%
Apr
80c
7
10c
12c
20
17%
Apr
2.90
Jun
28 % July
13
May
Jan
1.00
Apr
5,400
1.05
Jan
1.80
31%
600
30%
Feb
32%
13%
2,600
6%
Jan
1.80
400
1.50
Gas
7%
3,900
6
10c
12c
9,000
5c
8%
200
7%
Jan
Jan
May
8%
8 y4
12%
111A
Apr
15%
16
Jun
July
July
July
July
July
7.
1.55
1.60
3,400
1.25
Jan
30%
30'A
30%
800
29%
Jan
30
30
200
30
2.70
2.80
800
1
25
5
27%
Jan
35%
Apr
7%
7%
4 Va
25
26 Va
26
26%
6.25
42%
41%
44 'A
5
15
+80
10
10.
7%
Jan
Apr
9% May
"A May
20%
Jan
48
16
Jan
19%
293
22 %
Jan
28 Va May
879
39% May
Apr
50 Va
Jan
averages of
Exchange
Averages
representative stocks and bonds listed
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
as
—Bonds—
15
693.16
10
First
Second
10
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili-
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
91.28
79.60
84.74
80.88
Utili¬
ties
*141.36
10
Total
113.93
*230.36
Total
40
„
Bonds
84.12
140.56
114.30
230.36
11.
91.25
79.28
694.47
139.91
80.85
84.72
114.17
84.02
230.34
91.50
79.22
690.79
80.70
138.85
84.68
113.99
84.02
229.23
13.
91.30
79.18
685.90
80.73
137.50
84.72
113.78
83.98
227.78
91.37
79.15
80.67
84.63 '
83.95
Averages
Utilities,
are
8.26;
65
compiled
stocks,
daily
by
using
the
following
divisors:
Industrials,
16.88.
3.165;
Rails,
average
give
5.34;
*The
average for the 20 railroad stocks and for
the 65-stock composite
substitution of Chicago & North Western
Railway for New York, New
Railroad.
This
changed the divisor for the 20 rails to 5.34 from
to
the
stocks
to
16.88
5.234
from
Haven
&
2.65
31%
Jun
Hartford.
16
1,500
14%
Jan
Date
17%
30'A
200
25%
Jan
33
July 10____
Tues.
July 11
July 12
20,700
50
50%
100
1.00
32
Jan
Jan
Range
123.45
65
for
1961
date
to
123.76
Feb
1.65
5
Closing
Mon.
Feb
30
the
(35 Stocks)
7
123.41
.___
High
128.57
Apr
4
Low
106.57
Jan
3
3% Mar
1.35
for
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Feb
15%
that
16.81.
Wed.
July
and
effect
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
May
1.55
1
Jan
12.
1.80 Mar
32
15%
1
(Un)
88
32%
roads
692.73
20 V» Mar
50c
West Coast Life Insurance
Jun
34%
19.'A
Rail¬
trials
Jan
1,800
___
Feb
29%
32%
July
6,100
16%
Sugar common
Victor Equipment Co
Westates Petroleum common
79 Va
Jan
19'A
May
11%
Union
Jun
22%
19 V*
20
Indus¬
Date
Apr
30c
Feb
16%
25
Co____
64%
43
10
16 % May
2.60 Mar
6%
12%
pfd series A
288
450
»A
Jan
16%
_i
Co
6
25
Jun
^
1
Rice Ranch Oil Co
Southern Cal Gas
6'/fi
preferred
Apr
67
1
daily closing
30
Mar
25c
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
36% May
I8V1 Apr
34%
May
41
8'A
1
(Un)
Jan
Jan
3% May
61c
1.70
2
33%c
Co
the
are
the New York Stock
on
Jun
12%
1
Bottlers
1.10
27
50
60c
1.65
July
14% Mar
20
;i
Jan
26
15,600
28'A
Feb
July
25c
200
25c
Mining
1.60
37c
28,000
26
16
(Uri)_*
Rhodes Western
&
51c
*
Gas Development
Consolidated
Oil
51c
1
United
Sugar
3.50
200
10
Oil
Jan
5%
Stock and Bond
Below
2.85 Mar
Jan
26,900
common
13%
25
l
May
Jan
1.90
4
Industries Inc
&
65c
72%
10
Invest
25
5
Engineering & Foundry Co
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Jun
1.90
2.00
72
com
57%
Jan
64%
25
5
America
Jan
29 'A
Stocks
3%
Co
1
10
__5
Corp
of
14%
High
48
2
Jun
4
;
Pacific
Pepsi-Cola
Trico
72
Jan
10c
Cement
Pacific
Puna
Feb
8%
17,700
Co
American
Prince-
40%
23,200
Corp Ltd
Oil
North
8,400
40c
(Un)
Apr
3,100
37c
Inc
1.90
55
37c
Co (Un)
Corp
14%
57
Apr
15%
_io
Co
11%
14%
2.40
(Un)
Bolt
(The)
49%
34
Jun
51%
2.20
.
53%
14%
50c
Merchants
Jan
10c
Co
Frank
4%
2.20
Jade Oil
&
July
(Un)__50c
Imperial Western
Meier
45
54%
1
Maryland Mines Corp
&
Low
49%
14%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
34
5
United
Feb
22
110
_-___
Screw
Seeberg
49%
10
Corp
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common..
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Plymouth
Oil
Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Shares
Mar
5,200
6%
1
Salt
31
47%
10c
Leslie
Jan
46
6'A
General Exploration Co of
California—!
Products Corp_„
1
Good Humor Co of California
Idaho
20%
6% July
6'A
Inc
Oil
300 ~
Jan
47 %
Gladden
Holly
1.55
•
Corp
Co
Ltd
3,350
Feb
l
Corp___;
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un)___
Exeter
31%
4
Consolidated
Capwell
;
6
__j.__5.50
Products
Jan
29%
2,300
High
25% May
38 % Apr
5
Co
Electrical
1,000
Jan
14c
*
Emporium
21%
5%
Inc
Cooke Inc
Crestmont
14%
400
5c
Oil
Ink
35'A
14%
Low
23%
35'A
2
Broadway-Hale Stores
High
23%
_l
Mammoth Consolidated Min
Chica Oil Corp___
Bolsa
Low
23%
Supply
for Week
Low
7%
Natco
for Week
of Prices
Fuel
Refractories
Sales
Range
Par
Walker
Mountain
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Harbison
Week's
Last
Friday
STOCKS
on Stocks listed
exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
This list does not include
approximately 500 issues dually traded on
other Exchanges.
37
Range
Thurs. July 13
122.73
1J)(J0
123.14
Fri.
for
High
July 14
109.39
Jan
6
95.55
Oct
26
Low
1.85 May
52
Jun
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
American
Stores
American
Arundel
Co 1
Atlantic
119%
1
City
Atlantic
89%
1I33 %
Tel & Tel
_*
Electric————..T___~4.33
Research
Corp
new
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Ealtimore Transit
Budd
12
Co__
prior
Food
Fair
Ford
&
110%
25
44%
__
6.75
5
Battery
1
Co
~~I"~
.
5
.IIII_I_I_Il2
(Julius)
General Acceptance
common
Corp
Jan
16%
861
10
2,741
16'A
8% Jan
13% May
465
Durable
Jun
Non-Durable
17
Jun
295
77%
Jan
43%
45%
508
37%
Jan
15%
512
8%
Jan
50
40
July
473
42
Jan
27%
28 V4
1,323
25%
Jan
53%
54%
225
50'A
Jan
65
46
44%
47%
84%
82%
84%
12%
12%
13
37%
37%
.'•-7 ■:
24%
24%
T
713
32%
40
Gas
Jan
47%
1,851
63%
Jan
12%
Apr
15
25
29
.
225
Mar
17%
Jan
26
May
10,376
40%
Jan
49% May
151
25%
Jan
42
50
19%
Jan
Apr
Feb
25% May
39% May
84%
86%
471
77 Va
Jan
29%
30%
26
38
38%
240
26% Mar
28%
39%
35
Apr
39
33
33 %
413
27 Vt
Jan
34%
30'A
2,586
26%
Jan
31%
Feb
13
13 Va
2,057
11'A
Jan
41%
42
50
57%
58%
31%
31
31%.
8%
8
260
32%
36%
Jan
Jan
Gas
55
61%
8%
Light
inc
subord
Railroad
U. S.
Total
Bank
Govt.
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
245,000
3,072,930
5,869,000
208,000
Wed.
July 12.
53%
55
8%
1,155
8%
107 V* 109
60 %
62'A
42%
Jan
8% July
500
511
85 V4
593
46
154
27%
Jan
Jan
23%
2,674,930
5,643,000
209,000
5,852,000
2,757,100
5,265,000
230,000
5,495,000
*14,844,700
$30,387,000
Total
i
Stocks—Number
62 %
U.
S.
of
Shares.
14,844,700
Jan
47 Vt
Jan
17%
Jun
18%
$2,000
55%
Jun
V 82 %
$1,325,000
..
and
Industrial
64
8%
135
♦Last
and
July
Bonds
total
30,387,000
weeks
7,
official
3,034,370;
July
were
stock
volume
was
21,950,000
876,386,000
719,834,600
$23,543,000
*$915,995,700
$759,267,550
July
3,
2,184,000;
11,964,700.
$4,921,000; July
60%
60%
10
52'A
Jan
14%
200
13%
Jan
17%
64'A
64%
278
53%
Jan
74 % May
86
Friday
Last
7
Jan
$6,881,000;
July
86
$3,000
Week's
79%
Feb
90 % May
Range
Shares
High
July 10
Foreign
July 12_
Fri.
Low
see
page
__
6,
7,
3,468,240;
$7,064,000;
-
"
_
_
1.108,625
1,099,245
_
_
1
5,964,620
High
$10,000
8,000
9%
Jan
50%
Jan
35% May
60% July
Stocks—Number
75
of
Shares-
Sales
$162,000
$1,000
137,000
'
169,000
.
169,000
—
8,000
127,000
8,000
$721,000
$34,000
1961
50
60%
Bond
Bonds
$155,000
Week Ended July 14
23%
Total
Foreign
Corporate
145.000
July 14
60%
42
Gov't
Bonds
128,000
Total
Range Since Jan.
Bonds
1,369,510
_
July 13
23%
10
Domestic
July 11
Thurs.
for Week
of Prices
Mon.
1
_
July
July
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Shares)
Sales
Low
10
System
3,278,090;
$7,933,000;
6,
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Feb
5
1
5,
,
5,
(No. of
Inc
July
total
3,
$26,799,000.
8% May
64 % Jun
14%
60 %
.1977
Co_
39,4~2M50
Stocks
debs.
footnotes,
319,607,700
$31,712,000
Total
Jan
58%
8%
Duquesne Brewing Co of
Pittsburgh
5
Duquesne Light Co
5
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
For
$4,500
$1,593,000
Bank
Jun
57
1960
420,261,166
57 Va May
1,797
1961
*598,603,731
45% May
527
18'A
July 14
12,996,536
Government
Railroad
May
July
*$31,712,000
Jan. 1 to
Bonds—
Apr
11% Mar
$1,325,000
Week Ended July 14
1961
1960
55 % May
115
6,077,000
July 13.
July 14.
Apr
Jan
7,008,000
Fri.
Jun
13'A
Sales
$7,282,090
______
Thurs.
46
53%
*
Co
Gas
Int'l
Foreign
Bonds
6,761,000
25%
813
41%
Par
Columbia
83.3
3,158,100
Jan
868
42'A
17%
Sale Price
Cork
99.5
July 11_
Jan
23%
57
STOCKS
Industries
—0.5
Tues.
Wed.
Armstrong
132.5
$433,000
17%
22
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Apollo
144.4
159.4
$6,849,000
Tues.
Blaw-Knox
173.0
+ 1.9
3,181,640
33%
8
51%
*
common
+ 2.5
156.4
and Miscel.
BONDS
Transit Co—
Baltimore
97.8
161.8
July 10_
Jun
1,104
30
Apr
40 Va
13 5o
;
139.4
High.
Foreign
8%
18%
42 %
17%
j
Corp
+ 1.6
Mon.
International
Jun
52%
Marion
109.2
103.8
No. of
70% May
30
18%
5
-
Shares
34% May
11% Mar
4,507
39%
~»
Ramo-Wooldridge
-
Stocks
16 Va Mar
107%
Corp
United Gas Improvement
.
Jun
29%
22
__3.50
125 9
Apr
13%
2 50
Transmission
+ 1.7
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jun
Jan
30
Co
Eastern
117.0
122.3
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
90 % Mar
„
__
Service
37% July
Feb
10
French Lab
Jersey Gas Co____^_
_
Feb
20'A
*
and
Jun
29%
_
132.1
159.4*
_
90% May
543
926
~50
I_I_*
III
+ 1.0
165.8
_
♦New
Mar
1,622
com
Co
113.0
125.2
105.5
_
July
35%
~_i
Scott Paper Co
Smith Kline &
Finance
29% Mar
3
&
Trade,
Goods
1961—
55 % May
20c
Public Service Electric
118.3
128.8
-
16% May
40
51%
25 Vt
3
136.3
+ 1.4
123.7
Goods
118% May
47 % Apr
29%
_
Low
+ 1.7
125.4
_
Mining
105% 111'A
33 Va
_
High
130.7
126.5
.
Transportation
Utility
25c
common
—1960
Change
95.6
48 Va May
10% May
17% Jun
Percent
June 30, '61
132.9
37%
i6%c
Corp
Potomac Electric
Power
Progress Mfg
Co__
7,
124.4
Manufacturing
24%
Philco
July
1957-59=100
Apr
39
29 %
Philadelphia Electric
Co_I_II"III__*
Philadelphia Transportation Co
I 10
prices based
ending
Composite
33%
_
stock
week
July 7, '61
Apr
25
,
the
90% July
130'A
40
1
Perfect Photo Inc
6%%
12%
15
34%
__
_
Universal
Jan
Jun
33 Va
Pennsylvania Gas & Water "II"
*
Pennsylvania Power &
Light
Pennsylvania RR__
5o
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
I_I_5
Washington
35%
34%
33%
Pennsalt Chemicals
Corp
United
761
45
Mergenthaler Linotype
Oil
Jan
963
43%
_
Thompson
34
36'A
10c
A_
262
46'A
44%
Resistance
Vending class
Madison Fund Inc
Sun
37%
45
1.66%
(The)
Co
Merck & Co Inc__
Texas
Jan
49%
1
Martin
South
103 Va
for
for the current
year.
28
50c
common
Corn
Macke
Reading
6,383
of
High
49%
10
Dairies
International
117% 120 V4
14%
*
_
Stores
Motors
15
1
Light
Garfinckel
General
Feb
35
1.80
preferred
Motor
Foremost
76%
15%
Publishing Co
$4
612
9%
~
Range
Low
90%
5
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Delaware Power
Duquesne Light
Electric Storage
89
„i
Company..
Curtis
Shares
index
on
the closing prices of 300 common
1961, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with
highs and lows
for Week
High
36 Va
46
__5c
com
Range
of Prices
SEC
stocks
Sales
Low
1
Corp
Week's
The
5,964,620
1960
5,008,465
11.000
--—
$12,000
Jan.
1 to
1961
164.000
135,000
$767,000
July 14
1960
313,091,760
155,696,453
Bonds—
38%
38
141
32%
Jan
45 Va
26 Va
Apr
25%
26%
Domestic
205
23 %
Jan
27 Vt
Apr
$459,000
$28,711,000
$15,315,000
13
13
13 %
578
Foreign
Government
8%
Jan
13%
34,000
1,671,003
816.000
27 Va
Apr
38,000
28
28
279
25 %
Foreign
Jan
Corporate
29 Va
Feb
12,000
100,000
1,132,000
626,000
40%
39%
40%
116
37%
Jan
43 %
Apr
$767,000
$597,000
$31,514,000
$16,757,000
%
$721,000
Total
38
(250)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
STOCKS
Range
Par
Abitibi Power
& Paper
preferred
4 % 7c
4%%
Pulp
a22
120
19%
Jan
44%
6,318
32%
Feb
44
35%
8,599
31%
Jan
38 % May
preferred
Intel-provincial
4%
25
pfd
22%
22%
275
21
Feb
22%
Jun
Iroquois
46%
47
705
45
Jan
49
Jun
pfd
52%
52%
52%
265
51%
Jan
50
43 Mi
43%
45
205
40
Feb
50
a53
a52%
a53
140
•
42
42
44
2 415
•
30
Ltd
Paper
27
International
Utilities
■
May
% July
53
July
50%
Jan
55
May
44
July
Loeb
2,582
25% Mar
31% July
1,627
22
33
23%
50
Jan
23%
20% Mar
of
Montreal
_10
65%
65
66
of
2,993
59 Va
Jan
Nova
.10
73
72%
73%
540
66%
Jan
74%
Banque Canadian National
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
-10
—_
Corp 5%
42%
605
38%
47
48%
425
41
28
28
750
54%
54
54 %
11,044
50
-25
—
__
preferred
49%
50
_50
-50
Paper
Bowaters
42
47
•
preferred
Bowater
63
*
Telephone
5%%
63
•
Paper class A
B
Brazilian
Traction
64
a53% a53 %
——
560
'
'
pfd
Light
_
&
_
American
Power
54%
Jan
Jan
Jan
25
May
473/8 Mar
65
423/4
5%
preferred
preferred
5 % %
British
Columbia
British
Columbia
Telephone
Chemical
Mills
Building
Ltd
pfd
class
Mitchell
55
Molson
Class
Feb
320
4.90
4.85
4.90
2,315
31 %
30 %
31%
7%
Canada
&
Canada
6,235
Jan
9
May
Iron
Dominion
Sugar
Jun
Montreal
Canadian
Aviation
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
British
Alumin
Canadian
Bronze
Canadian
$1.75
Celanese
3.80
29%
10-
Jan
5%
89%
14% July
Ontario
Steel
45
Mar
513/4
jun
Pacific
11 %
Jan
Page-Hersey
15 %
Apr
Penmans
3.00
Jan
Placer
37 % July
Power
50%
50%
374
10%
10%
230
12%
12%
4
2.50
2.50
36%
37%
33 %
28%
28%
29%
1.725
23%
Jan
26%
27
2,40 7
2o%
Jan
29
28
28%
392
25%
Jan
20 %
July
28% July
21 % July
20%
20%
21%
2,253
20%
21%
1,747
75%
76
100
59
18%
Jan
21%
Jan
76
60
8/6
39%
12
65
49%
Marconi
Pacific
Petrofina
Canadian
Feb
13 %
17%
Jan
21
291/8
30%
4,781
21%
Feb
30 3/4 July
32
Jan
35
6
Jun
7%
Feb
jan
5.00
Jan
35
330
*/4
6 78
550
4.50
4.50
2
U
4.50
Feb
12
69%
Jun
16% July
10 %
Jan
14%
Feb
Shawinigan
37
Jan
40
Feb
12%
12%
14%
4,860
3
37%
38
615
/
%
Corp Ltd
11
3,176
Jan
19%
19%
263/4 May
11% Apr
20%
225
16
Jan
24
200
12%
Jun
15%
Steel
Stores
Chemical
Corn
common
A
Corp
Ltd
Lakes
common
common
Jan
101
Jan
108
Apr
60
Jan
71
July
1,410
19
May
41
6,275
31%
Jan
9.50
600
7.05
Jun
11,645
3.35
4o J
2.60
Apr
59%
60%
815
45%
Jan
a99% a99%
21%
Apr
Southam
24%
Jan
28%
Feb
263/a
263/4
576
243/4
Feb
27% May
Feb
43
42%
42 %
b7
14%
14
14%
1,211
73%
70
74
786
—
—
al6
16%
20
Jan
99 % Mar
41
9.90
21
July
Feb
Finance
Canada
Wares
60% July
Jan
Walker
49 %
50
3,829
40
Feb
50
17%
17%
6,465
15%
Jan
18%
Jun
543/4
55
1,080
47
Jan
55
Jun
20
19%
20
930
Apr
21
113/4
11%
123%
4,806
10'/8
Jan
133/a
2 4%
243%
25%
2,560
223/4
Jun
27
Mar
31
31
31
150
28% May
33
Jan
20
21
600
14
Jan
22
55%
55 Va
57
700
50
Jan
May
58% Mar
49
5,368
66
75% Mar
Class
A
133/4
Jan
15
Class
14%
724
10%
Jan
15%
76
77
1,275
63%
Feb
78
19%
20%
19,260
14 %
Jan
common
a22
193/4
Jan
133/4
14%
3,715
10
Jan
22%
7,225
17%
Jan
50
50
238
45
Jan
23%
233/8
2,777
19'A
Apr
76 J/4
Feb
•
a80
a8
a80
20
a7%
"
a8
125
6
Mar
29
40
25
Apr
27
Zellers
36%
Jan
47% July
25
20%
Feb
2l3/4
20%
Feb
22
„
Jan
40
Jun
Jun
393/8
110
21%
18%
18%
1,965
17%
Jan
193/4
14
350
9%
Jan
14
86
May
260
69%
Jan
88
Jun
11%
11%
12
2,045
10
Jan
14
May
21
Apr
25
Feb
22%
233/4
1,390
4.00
3.75
4.00
2,125
20%
20
20%
1,950
15 %
37%
37%
373/4
1,492
36%
103
103
20
36
36
36%
669
alO
alO
20%
21
3,215
al9
'•
II
class
A
_
•
Rights
450
165
17%
17%
375
15%
15%
5%
53/4
5%
2,56 7
9%
9
93%
3,035
•
a85 % a85%
42
93/i Mar
55% Mar
40 %
16%
Apr
14 % May
4.60
l-eb
Jun
July
7 3/4
Apr
18%
Feb
163/a
Feb
Jan
7 % Mar
7s/8 Mar
93/4 May
15
81 Va
Jan
85
May
15%
15
15%
2,02o
10%
Apr
15
% July
76%
76
77%
3,257
72
leb
77% Mar
10
9.75
10 Va
600
6.00
Jan
11% May
24
24
24
1,338
18 3/8
Jan
113/4
Jan
■;
'■
17 ;Vi
8,245
14,051
26%
26%
27
495
42 Va
421/4
42%
2(2
a49 % a49%
20
50
243/4> Mar
21
'
24% July
26% July
1
Jun
May
32
40
.
29%
43%
Apr
Mar
Jun
20
Mar
48
Jun
126
45
120
Jan
130
May
6 3/i
6%
45
126
pfd 100
7
1,430
ti
Jan
7% May
19%
19%
19%
605
29 Va
29%
31%
2,415
16%
*
16 V*
16 %
645
325/a
1,230
83/4
83/4
100
8%
Jan
72%
75
5,015
67%
Jan
80
May
29%
1,324
19
Jan
32
Jan
1023/4 103%
20
T—< O O
*
'.
723/4
.
1
28
—
-
*
64
643/4
1,089
21
32 5% July
Jan
V'H
Feb
A
59
Jan
;68%
58
Feb
65
Jun
52% July
55
Jun
65
125
55
4,155
21
22 %
1,870
193/a
Jan
243/4 Mar
1.70
Jun
1.70
500
6%
7'
1,470
14
15
1,935
13
Jan
51 S/8
51%
38%
Jan
1
83/4
—
-A
Jan
14% Mar
533/4
2,060
3.10
3.20
1,300
18%
350
18%
Jun
10%
*
—_i..—
3.15 Mar
5% Mar
18%
——
*
L_.
May
65
14
1
_
103% July
52 3%
'
•
6%
*
new
10% Mar
1.70
.
Worts
&
Feb
18% Mar
21%
♦
(Canada) Ltd
class
20%
343/8 Mar
53%
•
*
_
63%
Jati
16% July
J
10
A
28
19% July
2H
•
.
50c
pfd
10%
300
10%
Jun
11 %
45
20%
20%
125
203/8
Jun
22
44%
45%
180
44% July
Canadian Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
STOCKS
3.25
al8
al9
876
Jan
Jan
4.60
23%
Jun
Jan
I
Last
Ajax
J
Minerals
Alscope
53% July
2.45 Mar
3.90
Apr
20% May
Jun
May
Anacon
Lead
Mines
Ltd
Mining
Mines
Apr
39%
Feb
Atlas
Jan
Sulphur
1033/4
Jun
Atlas
44 Va
7%
Jan
12
Jan
May
Augustus
Avalon
&
Jan
Jun
Baker
Band-Ore
Talc
11
Jun
19
18%
May
18%
125
14
Feb
9.30
9.40
22% May
315
Bay Mining
Belding-Corticelli 7%
Jan
8.30
12 Va
8.30
Apr
Bellechasse
100
3.50
3.45
3.55
Apr
1,550
Belle-Chibougamau
49%
49%
Apr
50
Blue
168
41%
125
56%
2,675
55%
55%
24
23%
24%
5,660
57c
57c
65c
32,830
18%
18%
7.60
7.40
Jan
3.10 May
35
11%
5.00
Apr
50
July
3°3y4
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42
Jan
45
Jan
23% July
55c
July
57% May
29
1.25
Gold
Bateman
Bonnets
Warrants
Bluewater
Bonnyville Oil
Jun
Bornite
Copper
Jun
Bouzan
Mines
6,830
45c
68c
41,562
24%
24%
400
21%
21%
100
43%
43%
45%
4,041
15
14%
15%
3,470
6%
6%
200
103/4
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23
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Jan
j
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Apr
21%
Jun
90c
Burnt
Hill
Calgary
Jan
21% July
Calumet
Jan
46% May
Canada
163%
Canadian
Jan
Jun
Jan
82c
July
2.60
Jan
9%
1
—
—
1
—
67c
32c
5
—
1
Ltd
—
—
~1
—
Mines
2.500
2%c
Jan
5c
3,700
3c
Jan
5c
Feb
4%c
4%c
1,000
3c
Apr
5c
Jan
67c
72c
29,250
45c
Jan
81c
Jun
32c
35c
9,216
31c
Feb
49c
May
8%
8%
200
7%
Jan
8 3/4
7.50
700
4.95
Jan
8.80
11c
11c
1,500
9c
May
3c
3c
1,000
3c
Ijj
11,700
7.50
7c
7c
8c
11%
ll3/4
100
25c
25c
27c
8,800
—
"
*
Refining Corp
—
1
Corn
4c
16c
1
9c
1
Jun
6% Mar
Tungsten
__
Corp Ltd—_1
Mines
Ltd
Uranium
Mines
Flooring Co Ltd
Collieries .& Research
Common
—
May
May
be
Jan
15c
Mar
10%
Jan
12%
17c
Feb
35c
Apr
May
Jan
6c
May
4c
1,300
9%
100
Feb
11%
105
70c
Mar
3.00
13c
13c
200
13c
July
33c
Mar
14%c
16c
19,300
10c
Jun
19c
Jan
2%c
Apr
12c
Jun
45c
Jan
68c
May
8c
11c
52,500
54c
55c
5,000
4.25
4.25
300
8c
8c
8c
4 500
—
17Va
17%
1,600
1
Ltd—
3c
1
'
3
Apr
15c
3 %c
a2.10
*
B
Jun
9%
1
Ltd
class
May
a2.00
—
1
Ltd
Jun
5c
4c
ll3/i
—1
Jun
July
5c
1
Ltd—
40c
July
3c
100
pfd
cum
Smelt
1,500 /
._\l
Co
& Edmonton Corp Ltd
%
5% Jan
3c
6%
Ltd
&
July
3c
6 %
2.50
Jan
5 60
Jun
24% July
373/8
12%
Min
&
1 %c
2.10
Corp Ltd
Gas
July
500
1,296
w.
&
3c
115,860
Raceway Inc
—
Oil
Brunswick
19%
Mining
l%c July
57c
—1
Mines
3,000
9%
1
Jan
Jan
Jun
c
2c
1 %
27c
2.60
Ltd
3.25
54c
54c
Co
13%
July
July
8%
:•
300
31c
2.47
21% July
21
16c
1,500
54c
—_
Exploration
Telephone
2c
High
62,391
.
8%
Co Ltd
Iron
1 % c
Jan. 1
2.56
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd cl A
113/4
27c
32c
_:i.
Range Since
Low
5
Telefilms Ltd
Jun
16% May
25c
31c
—*
340
41%
Ltd
Corp
Ltd
32%
100
Shares
1
Molybdenite
Mining
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
Anthonian
for Week
High
20c
Anglo-Amtv
Arno
Range
31c
1
:
Dollars
of Prices
26c
—
Ltd
Mines
Feb
Sales
Low
Rights
Ameranium
Canadian
*
:
—;
46%
Exchange
in
Week's
1
Ltd
9
18%
Par
Ltd
Consolidated
14%
•
see page
Jan
6% July
185
;
25%
Bank
9
_2Q
Ltd
% Mar
22
.100
14
-Z25
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common.5
67c
preferred
4.68%
Jun
,iD
63/8
-
9
47c
preferred
preferred
40
16%
-
14
50
_«
*
10
20%
•
Bay Co
'
393/8
86
18%
*
6
300
369
22
♦
4 % 7c
8% May
14
—»,
20c
3,439
I
63%
warrants
Ltd
Jan
27
22%
common
40%
315
78% May
•
I
IIIIII*
Mining
footnotes,
July
46% July
25%
23% July
*
Pitfield
Oil
84 Va
Jan
17%
_
50 Va May
22
joo
Investment
Jun
Jan
45
47%
10
July
14% July
22% July
I«
Bay
50%
81
340
22
a20%
Jun
22%
class A
Smith Paper
preferred
Jan
10
46 3/8
July
13%
1
Int
50
84%
20 % July
197
Apr
49
25%
.
B
13%
Feb
46 3%
50
class
Knapp
(Geo)
220
Jun
173/4
84%
84
common-*
_
Gooderham
14%
Jun
46%
Corp
Weston
14%
Jun
17%
*
Pipeline
Webb
210
193/4
H*
Apr
12% May
♦
71%
22%
common
13 %
Jan
14%
49%
*
Steel
71%
13%
1
17%
Jan
103/a
a21% a21 %
Ltd
14%
•
Jan
10 V8
50
46%
Oils
United
71%
May
50
252
12%
7%
Steel
Canada
Toronto-Dcminion
Viau
July
37%
Texaco Canada Ltd
Trans
15 Va Mir
74
Jan
4>
Steinbergs class A
5%%
preferred
Traders
Jun
13% May
58
al6
a
Mar
3.35 July
100
of
41
12%
12%
al2%
Co
Co
Triad
40%
•
Apr
15
20%
I—100
Rights
For
21%
11%
24% May
185
3.00
•
Class B
Imperial
71
1,570
3.00
•
Paper.
Farms
$1.40
21%'
10
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Holt, Renfrew
$1.25
17% May
213/s Jun
__j
preferred
(Chas
Warrants
Imperial
18
Jan
19
H*
Handy Andy Co
Hudson's
Jan
16
16%
Jan
9.25
5
of Canada
Steel
Hudson
16
100
a
19%
19%
i
Dynamics
$2.00
10
19%
40%
•
.
5%. preferred
Howard
181/4 al8%
20%
»
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General
&
50
70
•
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Co
Oil
197/a
May
a22
al6%
50
Corp__
General
Home
2,224
Sale Price
Gatineau Power
Home
a
•
Petroleum
Hardee
Steel
l
Players
Frosst &
27
10
Canada T/o
Standard Structural
28% May
•
Foundation Co
Great
13% July
Jan
•
Com
Motor
French
Jan
3%
common
Ltd
Match
Cos
Feb
26%
30 3/4
Jan
8%
23%
preferred
Fraser
10%
*
3.00
•
Brewery
Fleetwood
Ford
Apr
10
pfd
of
20%
•
common
Preferred
Famous
4%%
1,350
•
Ltd
Tar
Electrolux
83/4
26 %
•
.
5,511
10
Dominion
Eddy
Jun
110 % May
400
*
pfd
13
•
com
common
class
4%
25%
25
preferred
Canada
B
12%
100
Freres
Apr
A
24%
•
Dominion
Dupuis
May
Series
Series
25
2
Foundries & Steel
of
Jun
21%
Feb
27
.....
12%
2.50
Bridge
Pont
8%
Jun
*
67c
preferred
Simpsons
■
Sogemines 67o
preferred
11
*
preferred
7 %%
Jun
21 %
100
44%
common
Sherwin Williams
21%
•
A
Dominion
Du
7%
75
*
Power
Jan
Jun
11
105 % 105 %
Co
Seagrams
Textile
&
217a
73/8 May
24%
Franco-Canadian
Bros
Water
32 %
•
Preferred
Dow
285
2,220
*
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Jan
♦
Donohue
108
8%
43
common
23%
*
B
Dominion
Corp
•
:
&
Lawrence
•
A
&
St
Feb
63/4
common
98 7
a22
May
10
100
31%
a22
15
£
_I
30
4.50
Jan.,
*
-
CainadurX
30 %
1,600
10%
36%
-
Jan
•
16,575
7
common—"
4.85
10
Mining & Smelting
12 %
36 %
.
A
575
7%
May
44%
common
5%
25
Petroleum
7 %
Ltd
5
6,451
20
20
5
25%
18 %
Jan
*
common
*
preierrea
Jun
17%
10
15
Class A
com—•
153/s
l,9i4
8
Apr
Jun
Jan
Jan
7,647
19%
1
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
63%
8%
107%
50
—
1
class
pfd
4%%
preferred
Rothmans oi Pall Mall
14
10
Apr
Mar
a21% a21 %
100
5%
(Canada)
2,428
39% May
*
:
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Royal Bank of
V
*
common
Paper class
5.182
1,125
7
15%
V)
10%
Glass
Glass
(A
Rolland
16%
Enterprises
6%
Roe
Jan
■
Jun
May
100
Canada
67%
•
Seal
108
83/a
A
10%
3.75
Dominion
11% May
\ 73/4 May
Class
16%
14 %
Coal
July
Reitman's
65%
3.75
Dominion
Jan
July
66
13%
Dominion
4%
Ltd
A.
(Albert
16%
*
Dominion
Jun
Reed
31
Jun
50%
17%
■
Apr
•
(B J)
Distillers
9
503/4 July
1,800
49
'
*
Telephone
preferred
preferred
1958
230
34%
11%
1
preferred
1961
215
b"/4
Co
Quebec
Mar
4,695
4.50
19
*
common
Quebec Natural Gas
25
21
10
16%
12
*
Canada
of
&
83/a
May
83% July
35% May
*
4c/c
preferred
Provincial Transport
12% May
11%
•
Dome
60
Corp
Jun
'
•
common—J—
Bros
40 7/a
303/4
Jun
14
Jan
425
'
18
13% May
57%
1
Power
50%
Cockshutt Farm
<fc
Mar
18% May
43% Jan
17
19%
*
common
Products
6%
49
Coghlin
Foncier
Jun
25
8,981
300
*
Tubes-J
Quebec
20%
*
Vickers
Zellerbach
Apr
44
40%
5
common
Development
Commerce_10
Power
Liu
183/4
_
Light & Power
Feb
11%
_•
Railway
Credit
Nova Scotia
July
July
29%
Oil Companies common
Canadian
Jan
Jun
Mar
21
•
Co
Canadian
30%
65
425
50
Cork
Jan
28%
a20 a20%
Preferred
Crown
Apr
26%
al2% al2%
common
International
18
Jan
53% July
Price
•
Credit
Jun
2.00
bzo
Hydrocarbons
Crown
Jan
9%
100
Canadian
Imperial Bk of
Jan
*
_
Petroleums
Jan
12% July
50 %
12%
800
Industries
Jan
16
515
,
.
*
Ogilvie Flour Mills
Apr
47% May
-52
425
Canadian
31
5
135
40
_
Mines Ltd
39 %
11
Coronation
Noranda
11%
5%
Class
94% July
50% Jun
33% July
11
class
Jun
l.boo
5%
Canadian
A
Chemical
6,912
a20
B
205
*
Car Corp
'
Weaving class B-
33%
11
Corbys
Steel
Wire
33%
5%
Consumers
Drug &
National
33%
1
Consolidated
National
125
A_50c
Combined
Apr
120
Husky
Canadian
May
50
Canadian
Canadian
36
14'/a
•
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class
Canadian
Jan
53%
al2%
Ltd
39
5
53
*
class
38%
39
*
class
Locomotive
50
25
Co
Converters
May
.
_
14%
•
common
_
A—
Ltd
50
common
Chemical
Canadian
a93
12.50
common
35
*
common
class
14%
_•
series
Canadian
a93
•
common
Jan
1,075
20
53 %
10
Electronics
12
35
8% May
26% Mar
100
.
Stores
Trust
Niagara
•
Foundries common
550
34
*
Montreal
52
•
Malting common
Canada Steamship common
5%
preferred
j
11
.
B
Jan
48
•
Canada
11
*
_
Preferred
20
common
78
10
common
(Robt)
Jun
200
•
preferred
Jan
17%
•
com
Tel....
Breweries
52%
52
*
common
Cement
603/a
*
preferred
50
7%
10
B
1,425
3
Steel
preferred—
$1.30
34Jan
Jun
&
Metropolitan
Mar
52
1
Ltd
Calgary Power
$1.30
Feb
5% %
Mar
7%
25
6%
Products
Canada
Jun
Tel
•
Products-.
Company
Bruck
Maritime
•
Power
Brown
Massey-Ferguson
50
Forest
Brockville
Apr
50
preferred
Columbia
73%
Bloedel & Powell River Ltd *
50
50
100
British
Jan
72
72%
*
Structural
MacMillan
48% July
Electric—
4%%
Shops
;
Lower St Lawrence Power
46
•
Oil
Columbia
Jan
40%
•
Candy
Ltd
15
•
British
British
33%
1,104
5
(John)
Secord
(M)
460
..£1
_
Mersey 5%%
1,460
49%
July
Bank
&
Ltd
Laura
Jan
Bank
Power
Jamaica
Labatt
33
32 %
_25
Scotia
47
48%
_5
Pipe
Lines
Glass Ltd 6% preferred
Public Service Ltd common
MacKinnon
pfd
31%
44%
7.60
Corp
$2
Apr
45
30%
•
53A7c
31
44 %
—*
com
Jan
al5
83%
*
50
pfd
International
*
com
Canada
15
17%
82%
10
10% July
Jun
Powders
of
54% juiy
82%
25
32%
Nickel
64% July
Jan
al7% al7%
18%
18'A
a22
43%
8
Bronze
International
yi
Jan
52%
al5
33
4,135
International
Jun
High
43
17%
44
common
Selburn
Bowater
10
11
July
25
23% July
67% Jun
Bell
preferred
10
*
Canada
Corp Ltd
Asbestos Corp
Class
50
50
of
Argus
Bathurst
Cement
5,505
54%
•
Canadian
Bailey
Inland
64%
54
11
•
43 %
Apr
23% Mar
Low
63
54
285
36%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
50
preferred
4,140
Shoe
Co
Steels
High
Low
Shares
63
%
Ltd
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%%
$2.90 preferred—
Atlas
42
$2.75
Low
for Week
of Prices
*
common
25
common
preferred
Anglo
4iy8
Acceptance Corp
233/4
25
Sugar
Agnew-Surpass
Algoma Steel
Aluminum
41%
Range
High
Indus
Sales
Range
Par
Since Jan. 1
•
Atlantic
Aluminium
Shares
Monday, July 17, 1961
.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Low
•
common
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
Sales
of Prices
Last
Sale Prioe
Acadia
Canadian
.
(Range for Week Ended July 14)
Exchange
in
Week's
.
—
3c
3c
10,000
11
11
100
7.00
7.00
1,000
6c
14
2c
11
Mar
Jan
Apr
July
15c
20
4c
11
Jun
Jun
Jun
May
Mar
July
July
,
6%
Feb
8 3/i May
Volume
194
Number 6073
..
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(251)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
,
Range
Par
Canadian
Dredge
& Dock
Canadian
Kodiak
Refineries
Canadian
Power
Canalask
&
Ltd
Co
Paper Inv Ltd
Ltd
Corp
Mines
Chemalloy Minerals
Mining Corp
6c
2c
2V2C
3,000
2c
13c
18c
42,200
6 Vic
4,650
8Vic
Sec
A__
14c
4c
*
1.30
Z
Ltd
Dalfen's
David
Ltd
Frere
&
Denault
"A"
class
_50
A
Dominion
Leaseholds
Dominion
Oilcloth
:8,000
1,000
500
85c
23c
3,000
j'
1
MacLaren
4%c
18 fee May
5c
Jan
1.40
July
5%c
Feb
5c
Jan
75c
Mar
99c
Apr
19c
Jun
29c
May
45c
800
-
85
■
35c
60c
Apr
44
Jan
Jan
48
Jun
9% May
12
July
'
2,360
90
2.50
4.00
May
24 %
20 y4
24%
12,780
14%
36c
34c
37c
14,500
25c
May
64c
51c
70c
20,500
51c
July
22%
415
Apr
19'A
37c
24%
Minnesota
Moore
&
Murray
Mining
Corp
Pipe Lines Ltd
Telephone 5% 1950 pfd
preferred
Quebec
5%
1955
Sherritt-Gordon
Rock
Steep
Traders'
Fin
Cor
Gas
United
of
4Vic
2 000
HV2c
12c
6,000
6c
Feb
60%
63%
Fano
2,485
38 y2
Jan
Mining & Exploration Inc
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd
1
2c
2%c
21,000
2c
Jan
1
4%c
4%c
5c
13,500
3c
Jan
20c
20c
1,800
16c
Jan
27c
39c
4,700
30c
Jun
48c
2%c
3c
1,000
2y2c Jan
*
85c
90c
3,600
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Fab
Golden
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Hastings
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Ceramic
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60c
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Foundation
Mines
Jubilee
Corp
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■
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International
Iso
Ltd
Age Mines Ltd
Haitian
Ltd
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4.00
1
4%C
500
-
4%c
25
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5
8%
8%
Mining & Exnlora'n Co Ltd_l
23%
24
1,100
Lambert
(Alfred)
Langis Silver &
Linaside
Inc
A
1
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Mining Co Ltd
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16%
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300
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1,810
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9.25
300
15%
15%
16%
15
16
6,429
3,100
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Jan
60
Mar
Apr
1.05
8% July
Jun
13%
Jun
Jun
20
May
May
19
20
Jun
8% Mar
3.20
6.95
11% May
Jan
4.80
July
Jan
87
9.80 Mar
Feb
15
3,370
19%
May
19%
100
4.80
100
16% May
Feb
92%
Jun
Feb
15%
Apr
Jan
9
15%
19% July
10% Jan
8.50 Mar
Ltd
Ltd
1
._
Feb
15c
Feb
Merrill
Chipman
72c
4.00
Island
Mining Corp Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
14
Jun
17%
Apr
13%
Jun
16%
Apr
3c
Ltd
.
Monpre
Mining
Pleasant
Mount
Royal
Mount
Dairies
Royal
Mussens
Mines
Rice
Mills
Canada
Mar
Feb
14%
Jun
Jun
57c
Jan
1,000
3c
Jan
4c
Feb
'22c
24c
8,500
21c
Jun
50c
Jan
13c
15c
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24c
Jun
39
300
27
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100
11
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63c
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72c
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17%
300
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12%
1
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Co
Mount
Jan
1,000
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July
Jun
38%
1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Toronto Stock Exchange
29%
60
11
,11
325
1,800
*"
4,000
Feb
39
Jun
12%
Jan
60c
Jun
1.22
Jun
47c
Jan
1.10 May
-
12c
Jun
5c
Jan
52c
STOCKS
32o
May
9c
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5%
25
Native
Minerals
Ltd
—*
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
Santiago
New
West
Mines
Amulet
Ltd
American
Asbestos
North
American
Rare
Northern
Co
May
Abacus
Mines
Opemisca
Explorers
Copper
Atlantic
Partridge
lennbec
Pitt
Mining
Corp
Mining Co Ltd—
Acadia
Porcupine
Power
Prime
Class
Acme
Uranium
Gas
30
Apr
Jun
26,500
51,000
51
150
2.50
200
8c
13c
Jan
9c
May
Feb
2c
Jan
,
65
May
3%c
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Jan
30c
Jun
52c
Mar
47
Jan
51
July
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Jan
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10c
3.25
cumulative
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Provo
Steel
Gas
1st
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10c
10c
1,500
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7.00
1,800
5.40
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8.60 May
2.90
5c
9%c
500
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9 Vic
9%c
2%c
.
2.50
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2%c
.
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3.00 May
Smelting
Jan
May
14c
30,500
Feb
18c
150
42
Apr
45
Jan
9
9%
1,805
7
Feb
10%
Apr
2.48
Feb
Ragland
Nickel
5.25
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V
1
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Warrants
Columbian
Co
Mines
Dufault
May
48c
July
45c
120,400
2.50
5,500
65c
1 800
1
6.15
5.95
6.15
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41c
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Jan
Jan
Gas
Oils
Mines
Allied
Power
6%
pfd
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100
—*
Tazin
Mines-
Exploration
pfd
Corp
Jan
8c
118
Jan
2.50
Feb
Jan
65c
May
May
125
Mar
75,100
71c
Feb
69c
7,400
15c
Feb
a4c
400
5c
Jun
1.56
1.59
600
1.45
Jan
6 Vic
500
6c
6c
6,700
85%
85%
75
*
6c
—1
-10
Fund
2.75 May
85c
May
8c
Feb
1.66 May
4%%
Amalgamated
Anchor
Asbestos
Corporations
United
Principal
United
Towns
Vanguard
Ltd
Corp
500
5c
Feb
9c
Jan
16 Vic Mar
Properties
1.15
1.20
1.20
r
Wendell
Mineral
6c
6c
46%
46%
4,300
213
2,000
460
6.00
6.00
6.00
100
1
Products
4%c
4 Vic
4%c
2,000
1
2c
2c
2c
39,500
5
32%
32%
32%
7
2%c
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500
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1
3.75
21
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Jan
1.00 Mar
65
Jun
6.00
25
Anthes
Unlisted
Burns
Co
&
Trunk
Argus
Corp
Ltd—
Chibougamau
Delhi
Consolidated
Consumer
Federal
Ford
Rio
Grain
For
Oils
Co
Co
12 %
1,570
Jun
48 %
July
6.40 Mar
4Vic
Jun
4c
Mar
32 %
Apr
32%
Apr
Jan
$1.40
Associated
Canada
100
21
Feb
47
1,040
45
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17c
1.15
8%c
1,773
7c
9c
41,150
50c
60c
36,932
37c
3.00
52c
17c
8c
7c
3.25
1,000
1.15
1.15
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2,900
1,500
1,700
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14
7.65
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*
34
6c
5c
85c
85c
85c
42
44%
—*
Acceptance
Coast
42%
50%
35
-
22% July
47
Jan
—
50%
6%c
37c
12
12
45c
45c
Atlas
Yellowknife
18c
Apr
14 %c
Apr
Feb
84c
Jun
2.50
Feb
4.05
Apr
1.75
Apr
6%c
Jun
12c
5.40
Jan
14
7.50
Jun
Jan
12c
Feb
22c
Jun
Feb
36c
Jan
Apr
39%
Jun
2c
Jan
20c
Apr
71c
Jan
32ya
Jan
48
1,700
6c
28c
100#
Jan
Apr
Jan
9% Jun
1.12 May
44 Va
July
52 % July
9c
Jan
52c
May
13%
Apr
75,285
,
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17c
Feb
49c
May
11,600
9c
May
18c
July
16%
Feb
20%
22
1.20
1.18
1.30
8,800
1.07
Jan
31%
33
21%
Jan
5C
5%c
7,828
5,000
7%c
1
Mines
Jan
July
8.75
7fec
28
31%
1
Apr
Feb
*
Mines—
22c
90c
*
*
common
;
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12c
Jan
900
48c
16c
Feb
7,500
530
•;
12
1
Apr
6c
4,132
>
52
6%c
37c
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7,240
2,150
18,713
1,125
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9c
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Copper
:
1,130
4%c May
24
May
1.60
Feb
33% July
8c
Jan
13c
Mar
11,100
7c
Jan
6,000
6%c
Jan
6c
6c
5,000
6c
Feb
1
2.95
2.95
3.10
1,900
2.65
Feb
1
7.00
20%
23 %
7.00
7.55
4,220
4.90
Jan
20%
20%
25
18% Mar
20%
25
23
23%
905
20% Mar
25% July
1-67
1.63
1.70
5,000
75c
Jan
1
40 %c
40C
44c
Mar
52c
May
12c
11c
12c
13,900
9,500
34c
1
10c
Feb
14c
Jan
59%
Jan
67%
Jun
66%
Jan
74%
Apr
1.42 May
2.12
Jan
1
Mines
Mines
Gold
8c
10c
6c
50c
Gold
9c
1
Aumacho River Mines
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
$5 preferred
5%% preferred
Oil
Banff
Bankeno Mines—
Bankfield
Bank
of
Bank
of
Cons
Mines
Montreal
10
65
65
66
10
73
72%
73%
4,037
2,986
1
1-57
1.54
1.60
22,667
Scotia
Mines
Class
2,800
8C
8c
14,307
8c
7%c
8%C
9,400
1
39c
Jan
8c
Jan
7%c July
3%c Jan
*
Duquesne
5c
5%c
II,500
47
47
48%
150
41 %
28
28
28
500
25
16c
18c
1
Co
Mining
Telephone
*
common
Corp
*
4%c
25
16
700
4c
5c
56,000
25
25%
1,930
51c
1
_25
6,393
16
*
Mines
Belcher
Bethlehem
5c
*
*
—.—
B
17%c May
8c
Jan
3.15 July
54%
53c
16,100
54
54%
18,091
7c
6%
4c
Feb
May
8.85 Mar
1.70
50c
Jun
Jun
May
14 Vac May
16%c
8%c
Feb
Apr
48% July
35
Jan
Jan
22c
Jan
17% May
July
9c
21
Jan
26
45c
Feb
70c
47% Mar
55 Va
May
Mar
Jun
May
Jun
1.74 May
50c
1.16
1.20
5,700
58c
Jan
9%c
9%c
lie
33,856
10c
Mar
1
5c
4%c
4,700
4%c Jun
8%c Jan
1
74c
71c
74c
9,716
58c
Mar
82c
May
1
8c
8c
8%c
10,460
8c
Jun
15c
Mar
♦
13%
13%
1,150
13
Mar
13%
Apr
*
Corp
1.18
1
Copper
Mines
Bevcon
47c
8c
*
Ltd—
Mining
Petroleums
47c
*
Exploration
Uranium
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
Bell
25
Nova
Metals
Bata
'.—
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Barnat
3 Vic Mar,
Bibis
Yukon
Bicroft
Uran
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Mines
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Hats
cla
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A
pfd
Uranium
Bay
Mines
6%c
7c
5,000
6%c Mar
12c
Feb
8c
8c
4.500
3%c Jan
12c
Jun
5.70
Jan
10% May
Jun
5.00
Jun
Bowater
6.10
6.10
6.35
7,125
5.10
Jan
7.25
Bowaters
*
45%
Apr
45%
Mersey
47%
3,955
41
Apr
48%
Jun
Bralorne
Pioneer
17%
17%
17%
3,010
16
Jan
20
May
Brazilian
Traction
29
29
400
29
July
29
July
161% 161 fe
Bridge & Tank
26
133
Jan
165
Jun
Bouzan
Mines
Jun
58c
62,800
Bowater
5%%
Ltd
;
14c
Jan
—1
57c
52c
5c
39c
Jan
69c
May
50
July
53% July
5%%
pfd
common
common
49%
50
980
46%
53%
53%
53%
200
50%
7%
7%
7%
200
7%
Feb
50
52
51%
52
125
47 %
Jan
1
Paper—
49%
1
preferred
preferred
50
—50
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6%c
1
4.05
42
22%
7.60
A
Steels-
25
see page
22%
46%
6%c
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Atlantic
Atlas
100
29
22%
46%
16c
2,250
*
25
1
class
Arcadia
9.00
20
2.15 Mar
38 % May
Wanjmts
4.15
Ltd
Jan
Jan
1
Atlantic
12%
pfd—
of
1.65
—1
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*
Ltd
16c
31%
50
Ashdown
4.15
11
10,875
14,500
11,558
40c
8.50
*
May
35c
1.95
35%
13%
Oil
8.70
Ltd—
45c
33c
1.80
32%
Apr
2c
24%
Jun
33c
—4.75
common
4.15
Ltd
common
32%
July
July
1
class
1
*
footnotes,
30
11
4.00
1.81
warrants
_10c
Mines
Ltd
Paper Corp Ltd
Gas
Motor
Oil
30
Jun
44 %
Jan
*
34% May
12% Mar
.
Campbell
Canadian
Central-Del
Ltd "A"—5
8.50
Feb
8%
.—lc
preferred-.
Gold Mines
Bordulac
Co
Feb
32%
100
20c
$2.50
Black
Line
370
10,295
11
—1
Nickel
Lumber
Jan
9%c Mar
2y2c May
6.75
44 fe
11
1
Exploration
Imperial
Beaver
1.60
14%
Jan
6.75
10c
:
Lodge
Jun
Jan
^un
'19% May
57% Jun
43%
1
Mines
Earth
Beatty Bros
Apr
6.00
May
,
32%
,
Beaver
Stocks—
Gas
;
Pete
Controls
Apr
6c
2%c Feb
52c
—
10c
Mines
Area
Biltmore
Alberta
Larder
Jun
13%
30
July
20 Vs
44
*
"
Barymin
2,050
*
B
Feb
common
15% May
.
52%
July
108
Mar
Jan
Apr
109%
Jan
—50
Mines
Baska
5c
-1
class
7.90
16%
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Ansil
Beattie
United
United
Jan
160
Petroleums
Base
Jan
90
34% Ma J
*
Rare
American
9Vic May
31%
Jan
109 109%
24%
105 Va
1,285
Warrants
8 Vic May
al2c
730
9 322
55
preferred
Leduc
Analogue
Apr
5c
61%
32%
18%
Lead Mines
Anacon
Jan
al2c
61
29%
*
4%
Amalgamated
Mar
5c
61
2.00
54
Ltd
Co
American
6c
85% July
8Vic Jan
.
Apr
Jan
18%
preferred
5c
84
al2c
:
1
—
Feb
1.30 Mar
14 %c
1.80
a4c
1.60 Jvly
15%
Jan
40c
1.30
1.50
8% Mar
Jan
6%c
—100
Ltd
Corp
25
1.00
1.50
1
Ltd—.
Petroleum
Trans-Canada
10,500
1.15
12% May
—1
Ltd
—:
Ltd
10c
al22%al23%
5,300
—_1
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
Canada
9c
al22%
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60c
Ltd
Mines
Consolidated
Mines
525
5,900
:
———
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1.60
1.20
Jun
Jan
4,725
54
i
Aunor
14%
4,640
I,050
2.50
94c
18"%
Minerals
Roxana
Apr
1.55
1.70 July
Jan
1.85
_10
—
Aluminium
Aluminum
48c
;—*
Alminex
2.68
1.10
2.25
July
90c
—--—50
common
Warrants
Jan
14%
Ltd——_1
*
Algoma Steel
Aumaque
14%
1
——2
2.10
Feb
1.05
53c
1.85
10
Cons
Central
Apr
i
2.10
90c
Preferred
July
94c
5uc
•
common
38c
8%
35,300
Mar
1,438
6.15
15,619
Jan
38c
48c
Feb
8%
56c
2,500
48c
Apr
8
51,650
Jan
8%
1.77
1.05
Jan
Mar
4.50
May
5.25
1.60
96c
43 %c 44 %C
Jan
14
25
8%
*
i
Services
Tache
Texaco
Jun
2.00
25c
97c
1
2 80
104
9,865
1.70
.
*
.
Canada
Standard
Titan
22c
40c
Metals
U.
Warrants
Tib
3Vic
Jan
2.50
class A
Ltee
Sullivan
5.25 Mar
Feb
7c
40c
—_—
Ltd
Sobey's Stores
Spartan
Apr
2c
2.50
1
Ltd
Development
Southern
4.85
5,000
2
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd
South
Jan
14,875
1
Asamera
6,200
"
Saucon
Soca
2.05
4.40
835
Atlin
Lawrence
Siscoe
300
-
—.—1
Ltd
——
Sangamo
3c
11c
55c
Ruby
St
5.30
3c
11c
—
—
.
4.20
186
Jun
4c
44%
1
Refining Ltd
&
4.25
7,572
Arjon
Quebec
16c
Feb
108
10 %c
Feb
8%c
10c
17%
Feb
Jan
4%c July
2,000
13%
Algoma
Jun
2,500
11c
17%
Jun
1.90
22
4%c
11c
12%
2c
2.00
Jan
19 Va
July
4%c
106 fe
8c
400
955
Jun
11
12%
1,000
1,900
22
Jun
1
Anglo Huronian
2.07
21%
Feb
25 fe July
11c
warrants
Anglo
3.05
21%
8
106%
A
Apr
2.06
22,880
1
Class B preferred
Jan
2.90
11
100
Class
6c
44
3.00
9%
109
20c
13c
/-
11
100
Feb
44
1
—1
*
common
23% Mar
Class A preferred
Mar
13c
——*
826
43 %
30%
Arcadia
Quebec Cobalt ^Exploration
Quebec Lithium
Corp
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
23%
13 fee
Apr
5
4c
1
_*
23%
High
Mar
Trunk
Gas
10c
8c
23%
*
3,000
50
preferred
25
1
6,000
11c
36%
Voting trust
7,500
5c
11c
_2
Ltd
Producers
Jan
12%c May
15Vic May
=
5,916
11c
Jun
Corp of Canada—
4%%
Feb
13c
5%c
9,199
9c
*
Alberta Distillers
Pacific
Jun
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
42%
Mines
Yellowknife
Alberta
ia68c
Shares
High
41 fe
Mines Ltd
Alberta
for Week
41%
Advocate Mines Ltd
Agnico
Range
of Prices
*
Oil
&
Mar
11%
Mar
Jan
Dollars
Sales
8c
A
Acadia
9c
2.90
2.90
L—.—1
Mines Ltd
10,500
.
7c
4%c
46
Canadian
*
Atlantic Sugar
Natural
6.85
-
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;
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250
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2.50
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28c
36c
2.50
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Cdn Investment Co_l
Canadian
Mines
V
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Ltd
3,200
in
Week's
Low
1
Abitibi Power & Paper common
Preferred
i
Alberta
9% May
Jan
Last
Ltd
Jun
Jan
10% Mar
500
5c
£
Ltd 1st pfd 50
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Opemiska
Paudash
1
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8c
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25c
1
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Industries
(1945)
Pacific
5c
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Quebec Pow
Obalski
5c
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.
Ltd
Mines
North
Northwest
8c
>
1
„_
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Expressed
Sale Price
Algonquin Bldg Credits
Newfoundland
Are
Par
1.55
4%c July,
831
July
24c
Jan
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Shown
Friday
Akaitcho
1—1
Mogador
5.75
14
60c
_
Prices
Jan
3c
60c
_
Mar
13c
—.—*
-—;
_
52% July
Jan
22c
:
_
1.20 May
56c
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd5
Melchers Distilleries Ltd 6% pfd—10
Mercury
trust-
4%c May
14
_
Voting
Jun
3c
*
1
May
56c
1
Canada
Lithium Corp of
Mines
class
A
Cobalt
Copper
Massval
class
9c
13Vic
46c
600
Labrador
Corp
Feb
50
10,000
Labrador
•
Jun
Apr
33 fe
a92
*
Jan
1
23%
19%
*
Apr
35c
45% May
Jan
15
Ltd
Co
Mines
Jan
8 Vic Mar
*
Hill
Transmission
33
20%
13%
*
common
July
3 Vic May
Futurity
—
4%% pfd
-100
»
Pipe Line Co_
Ltd
22
63% July
2c
8.00
*
Ltd
Oil
Jan
43% July
Mar
240
4.65'
1
Ltd
Ltd
Canada
Keno
Westcoast
—
ZZi
Corp
Jan
10
Apr
13%
550
al9%
•
Mines
Iron
Propane
30%
Apr
5.30
Jun
45
8%
*•—.
20
Ltd
8%
3.25 Feb
9
May
27% July
22%
92c
.1.25
Ltd—
Mines
57%
—20
_
Industries
Superior
__
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Ltd
8.65
22 Va
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Pembina
Mountain
61
*
Paper
7.35 Mar
43%
;
Paper Co cl A_.2.50
Corp Ltd
Union
*
*
&
•
Trans
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
•
—
Ontario
Fob
Jan
Ltd
;
Power
July
1.15
Jun
Mines
Maple Leaf Mills Ltd_
Jun
24% July
A
warrants
Apr
Apr
•
2c
Jan
Russell
12
_1
1,210
B
Jan
*
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
775
22
A
Class
Jun
-/y 1,600
21%
43%
19%
class
Companies Ltd class A
Class
4.25 May
Jan
3c
-
80c
v.
4.50
Lineleum Co Ltd *
43%
Loblaw
15 y4 May
4c
May
May
1
Ltd
&
2c
4%c
4.00
2,300
Jan
3%c
11%
1,550
9.50
12 %c
500
12
4.50
9.40
Gold
500
4.50
4.35
9.50
Warrants
i'
4c
44%." 44%
.
Jan
1
23% July
Jan
6
Kerr-Addison
1.40
1
19
1 100
Jun
5c
20V2c
11,075
7%
Apr
'
:
27%
7 Va
3c
4c
43c
i
——.
Engineering Works Ltd
Explorers Ltd
Dominion
-
25%
7 Vs
19c
5c
80c
_
1
Limitee
Limitee
Warrants
Dominion
1
i__
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1
25%
*
Feb
4c
1
Copperstream Mines Ltd—.
5
Kelly Douglas
Feb
1.94
High
Feb
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd
Ltd
1
2y2c May
6y2c Feb
Jan. 1
Low
18 %
700
July
3,000
100
8.50
July
2,000
Range Since
High
23%
8.40
6c
17,490
Low
8.40
35c
12% May
Shares
1
Feb
'
.:
,
Ltd
Mar
'
I6c
,
Mines
ef Prices
23%
1
2c
3c
3.20
1
Gunnar
Ltd
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
Mines
13c
'
2y2C
1
Standard
Mines
3c
3.00
2%c
Jun
*
Geco
96,540
100
Last
Sale Price
34,272
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~~
3.05
l
Jun
7
'
10c
al4
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;
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9 Vic
Feb
1.70
/
Apr
9%c
Monpas Mines Ltd
1
Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
Consolidated
Jan
35c
__1
Ltd
Ltd
16
Feb
5
4c
Consolidated
Consol
80c
30c
2%c
STOCKS
1
High
11% May
4c
*
Chibougamau Copper Corp
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd—
Div
975
262
35c
_1
Ltd
Chess
Consolidated
7
1
;
Asbestos
4,173
7
;__1
;
Mines
Manitoba
1.45
*
Quebec Explorations Ltd
Central
Low
12 %
l
Carbec
Cassiar
High
12
1.40
Week's
Friday
Range Since Jan.
1
Cartier
Ltd
Low
~
*
Explorations Ltd
Mines
Shares
*
Ltd
Nickel Mines Ltd__
Canorama
Canuba
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
,
(Range for Week Ended July 14)
Sales
Last
,
39
6.00
6.00
6.50
4,965
5.80 May
7.60 Jan
*
4.90
4.85
4.95
7,063
3.80
5.75 May
*
5%
6
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50
48
48
45
5
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
9% May
52%
7%
49
Jun
Jan
Jun
40
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Price
Par
Bright
(T G)
Britalta
Petroleums
British
American
British
Columbia
4 fo
100
41%
preferred
50
4%%
preferred
100
50
preferred
5% 9o
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
Packers
Brockville
$■
Broulan
Brown
Company
Bruck
Mills
Class
;■
Conduits
Coniagas
Commonwealth
39% May
44%
685
42
93 %
May
93
93%
415
90
Jan
49%
47
50
640
506
14%
*
Z
Jan
10
14% July
15% Jun
Consolidated
Beta
Consolidated
Callinan
Jun
Consolidated
33%
Dragon
11,905
33% July
48%
Feb
51
1,245
10
13%
9
9
1
Jan
Mar
12%
455
Jan
4%
4%c
common
Gas
Cement
Fenimore
&
Steamship
Lines
common
68c
8,865
21,000
4%c July
6,950
1.06 Mar
4,000
4c
37%
1,305
8c
32
Jan
May
6%
Jan
Jan
6c
Consolidated
5% Mar
class
B
Consolidated
Jan
30%
Jun
Consolidated
West
2.85
300
36c
4,100
1.95
1.87
5,630
23%
2.85
Feb
26c
May
2.90 May
Mar
1.95
1,056
8.80
8.50
8.95
69,115
Jan
10% May
13%
14%
2,000
11%
Apr
18 %
Jan
29
1.05
Feb
5.55
2.00
Jun
Jan
26%
26%
271/2
1 684
25%
28%
27%
281/2
540
25 V2
Jan
28% July
27%
29
550
21
Jan
29
July
July
28%
28
29
Consumers Gas
Mar
Conwest
Oil
common
Crest
76% July
Craigmont
1.10
4,500
7c
26,485
59
110
49
\
Feb
5c
Feb
29c
Mar
Crown
Trust
Jan
61
May
Crown
Zellerbach
1.60 Mar
Cariboo
i
Inca
93
93
Apr
93
50
90 %
Jun
94%
Feb
11c
11c
5,200
5c
Mar
22c
2.80
2.67
Apr
2.80
6,920
*
2.67 July
3.60
59
387
40 %
Jan
60
12%
270
12
Jan
13
1.72
1.80
6,700
8%
8%
5c
—
60
12%
1.75
20%
—
—
49%
5c
1,499
20%
21%
35
5%
5%
300
,
a:
400
1.23
Jan
7
Feb
4c
Jun
1.98
Class
Cusco
A
July
Feb
May
18% May
5
Mar
9% May
Deer
T6c
Delhi
25
8%
Fob
Mar
Feb
Denison
43%
Jan
1,215
8%
Jan
50% July
13 % May
Dickenson
1,550
2.25
Jan
5.30
Distillers
3.90
4.10
560
2.30
Jan
5.45 May
14
14
100
30%
6,615
20
100
21%
18%
Feb
20
34%
35
136
31V2
6%
2.70
2.90
8,150
85c
80c
86c
23,350
6%
6"%
7%
2,550
4,320
13
6
2.00
69c
6%
May
14%
Apr
Feb
Corp
Dome
Petroleum-
Bridge
Apr
20
July
Electrohome
Feb
35
July
Apr
Jan
Mar
Dominion
Dominion
&
Magnesium
Apr
Dominion
Scottish
9
May
Dominion
Steel
81c
71c
Jan
May
Dominion
Jan
1.75 Mar
Dominion
Tar
4.00
Jun
.5.00
4.15
4.00
4.15
17
200
14%
9%
5.15
13
13
1,000
12
12%
2 712
Jan
Jan
Dominion
13
July
82c
82c
8,490
1.70
2,225
1.52
Jan
610
10%
Jan
12
48c
Jan
8%
300.
8
8%
1,115 "
,.,7% Jan
4.50
Jan
1.22 May
Mfrs "B"
Mar
7c
Mar
12c
Jan
16c
Mar
31c
May
7%c May
12c
Jan
9 %c
Donalda
85c
Jan
19%
350
15%
Feb
4.30 Jan
25c
25c
500
22c
Jan
1.05
1.14
3,900
67c
Jan
5%
6
5,070
4.40
Jan
2.00
2.40
I,050
1.30
Jan
10%
10%
920
65%
67 %
3,052
9%
8%
9%
9,840
16%
16%
16%
3,356
8
8
8
5
31c
32c
9,250
8c
9c
14,500
15c
9%
63
3.80
14
6%
30c
Jan
20 % May
40c
1.35
Feb
Apr
7% May
3.75 Apr
Jan
12
Apr
Jun
69
7c
2,000
39,681
43c
Jun
56c
Jun
39c
40c
10,324
27c
Mar
40c
Jun
9.55
10
4,146
9.55
65c
25c
60c
65c
2.80
3.00
41
13,359
30%
23
23
24
19% Mar
Jan
10
Feb
7,654
10%
Jan
25
Jun
7
605
5%
Jan
8 % May
3.50
225
2.30
Jan
4.75 Mar
7,054
59
60
9%
10
16
1,025
13%
14
900
Easy
Wines
Elder
Eldrich
El
Jan
9% May
Jan
16%. July
Jan
11
Apr
42c
Jan
13c
Jan
Mar
Apr
Mines
21,640
11
2,345
14,320
4c
4%c
10,600
49%
48
50
49%
49V4
50
20
20
20
21%
7%
90c
Equipment
Jan
26% May
Jan
12
Jun
1.04
3c
Feb
1,182
37%
Jan
50
225
39 %
Jan
53%
455
14 %
Jan
24
Apr
Jun
42
4c
4c
6 %c
Jan
12 %
Jan
7c
Jan
4c
3,200
-
.
July
July
8%. Mar
4c
i
Feb
5c
Jan
July
Jan
May
Ford
Ford
Francoeur
Feb
37 %
Apr
18% Mar
French
16%
260
15%
18% May
Frobisher
22
100
35
35
50
Apr
530
19
July
21%. May
Jan
1.78 May
19
19
1.57
1.60
12c
4%c
13c
4%C
5%
5%
14%
153/8
15
16%
2.00 May
99c
4,555
61
63%
Jan
2.18
Jan
8,135
9,500
9c
Jan
10,500
4c
Jun
a
•
Apr
2,624
15%
6c
Feb
1.01
Feb
1.55
-12,200
12c
4%C
July
1.46
*
4,970
-
19%
1.58
Jan
Apr
20% Mar
22
May
32
39
*
18%
125
4% May
7% Mar
16 %
20c
July"
Jun
May
Jun
May
8c
Feb
5%
Jan
15%
Jun
Fraser
Co
16% July
3.10
7c
1
Mines
17%
Jan
20
May
16 %
Jan
24
Apr
1.12
Jan
1.98 May
3.20
1,270
2.90
Jan
4.40
7c
7c
3,100
6c
Mar
12c- May
32c
9,300
29c
July
46c
57
93/4
3,300
65c
75c
15,100
14
133/4
14
86%
85%
86%
11%
113/8
12
4c
5c
7,000
*
Ltd
3.10
8%
68c
5
160 161%
_20c
Companies
common
Jan
Apr
Apr
69 % May
9% July
4
Jan
45 c
Jan
75c
July
1,110
10
Jan
14
May
980
65
Jan
89
Jun
410
130
Jan
165
Jun
1,240
10
~
22%
22%
233/4
1,125
10
preferred-"
41
150
*
Petroleum
Ltd
765
858
2,500
56%
9%
*
*
63% July
1.70
18%
21
1.62
25c
Co
Jan
21%
18%
'
(U S).
8 % Mar
37%
29c
—
1
1
3.80
3.75
4.00
2,675
*
ioc
9c
12c
20%
193/4
20%
2,295
5c
37 %
21
3.25
10,050
1
4c
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
14 VB May
6c
25
4.70
Feb
Feb
Jun
8c
Jan
17c
)-eo
15 %
Jan
23%
Jan
4c
May
7c
May
Jan
Mar
Frosst
(Charles)
class A
50c
Jan
Jun
Gaitwin Mining
866
9c
Jan
13c
Jan
Gatineau Power
22,500
37c
Apr
63c
Feb
5%
6c
7c
5,000
5c
Mar
9%c
Geco
1.02
Apr
.1.09
2,600
91c
Jan
1.25 Mar
General
Bakeries
14%
13%
14%
2,615
12% Mar
6.10
15 % May
6.10
6.35
14,975
5.00
Jan
1.00
1.23 May
General
Motors
General
Petrol
8c
8%c
II,000
7c
Apr
78c
Jan
1.50
22
Jan
27 %
Jun
Jan
4c
Apr
42c
May
30c
32c
7", 200
14c
13 %c
14c
18,500
9c
Jan
74c
82c
10,500
44c
Jan
43c
Feb
24%c Mar
18c
Jan
May
15%c May
90c
May
Class
General
Mines
Mascot
Yellowknife
45c
51c
10,500
6.40
2,260
4.70
Jan
6.70
July
Glenn
3.95
6,030
3.30 Mar
4.15
Jan
Globe
13%
14%
362
16%
Apr
Goldale
12%
Jan
Apr
Glacier
Apr
99%
Jan
104
Jun
22%
23%
7,980
17% Mar
24
July
9%
10%
1,835
7%
Jan
common
Ltd
15%
15%
5
10%
Feb
17%
36 %
350
31%
Jun
44%
46
45%
463/b
1,706
60c
60c
350
55c
51c
—
41
Jan
May
Feb
Mines
55c
55c
200
*
9%
9
93/4
1,675
7
Jan
86
86
86
7
82
1
Mines Ltd—
Explorers
Uranium
Mines
10%
36%
—1
Mine
Envelopes class A
39 %
15%
100
Giant
3.70
36 %
V2
135
36 %
50c
Wares
Giant
6.30
1,703
1
common_50c
A
Steel
Genex
46c
9%
29,000
.1%
Preferred
6.30
70c
Drilling
22%
5c
38
101 102%
—1
.
—
i.
&
103
*
:—
Dynamics
Mar
74c
;
Development
85c
5c
37%
1
Ltd-
General
6,125
2 %c
Mines
General
1.03
■
1
__*
_100
common-
preferred
Apr
7.20
1.00
805
47
27%
10
' common
9c
1,800
Jan
25
1
42c
6,000
Feb
35
60
14%
■
9c
1.30
15%
467
27
■
._.
38c
3%c
400
46
27
113,500
;__*
Canada
of
Foundation
15%
27%
16%
44%
1
Corp
Motor
30
3c
16%
*
100
1.25
1.80
*
590
26%
2.18
1.71
45c
15,000
/15.000
.•
1
—
Products
34
1,000
1.91
1.71
*
Manufacturing
17%
95c
2.05
Fibre
22
13%
254
July
5c
Federal Grain class A__:
Fleet
33
30c
*
4,200
*
:
Developments Ltd
Mining
17%
87c
&
Trust
Mining
16%
_
5c
10
Jun
14% July
137
53c
1
1.00
-
4c
10
Jan
July
23 %
45c
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
25%
*
5c
*
97c
ML
20% July
4%c
Falconbridge Nickel
Famous Players Canadian
10%
1
Smelting
Cochenour Willans
78
Jan
10
preferred
Preferred
24%
1
Feb
14%
Jun
*
Mach
Mines
97c
1
Kayrand Copper Mining
Chibougamau Mining & Smelt.!
63
17 % Mar
July
20
Mines-
Mining
Flooring class A__
Exquisite Form common
10%
1
Chib
1
10
Sol
Farwest
27%
151/b
10
:
Jun
Feb
137
!
July
,
10%
10%
25
preferred
60
16
8,504
Erie
Fatima
1
Mines
Jan
137
Investment
Mines
Jun
*
Cheskirk Mines
Feb
7
11% Mar
14%
Mines
Washing
Jan
8%c
45
137
14
100
'
39c
1
6.65
200
16
59%
1
33
1
Jan
9.60
1
Jan
Oil
Jan
July
27%
20%
47c
Jun
Porcupine
Mar
3.75
6%
*
15c
Charter
93c
41
9.10
1
23 %
1.00
Jun
11% Mar
19%
Amphi Gold
5,193
1
Jan
2.65 May
Jan
9 15
East
2,900
*
52c
5,402
9%c
19 %
Dynamic Petroleum
17c
1
34,090
.
29 %c Mar
1,355
12,060
4c
31%
_*
Jan
40 %
1
30
__
9.25
2 85
—*
common
Industries
24%
-
Jun
6%c Mar
13%
Textile
Duvex Oils & Mineral
30%
39c
23c
15,500
Jun
8c
"
1
Jun
Jan
6c
54c
50
Apr
3,880
19
6c
108%
7c
5,028
Apr
1.95
19%
__
10% May
23c
43,336
5"%
55
*
Jan
Jan
45c
21
2.95
55
Jan
■
Jun
9%c
Mar
24c
20%
Eddy Match Co
;
Eddy Paper common
Jan
37%
17%
59
45c
77%
Economic
44 %
4c
2,088
75
Apr
Apr
130
9c
10 000
21
Malartic
245
-f-
4,125
24c
7 %c
22c.
7%c
19%
Sullivan Mines
1,315
*
.
page
9c
^Hc
21
East
5%
25c
7,500
19%
East
51%
20
3c
4c
75%
Jun
54%
20
see
Jan
*
Jun
5%
com—*
Corp Ltd
footnotes,
97%
,23.50
9%
51%
*
Ltd
Farm
25
Chemical common—*
&
9
54%
*
&
1,610
5%
42 % May
2.04 May
11
8
*
For
Feb
1.63
'
5%
Rio
Cockshutt
16
10%
1
Mining
6c
*
Preferred
July
51%
Gold
Gold
2,125
8%
Jan
Feb
< *,a
40%
common—*
*
common
Preferred
Jun
17
20c
Del
Chromium
11% May
May
7%c
*
Steel
Inv
Stores
84c
6,300
2,245
Jan
15c
8
3 %c
*
common
& Coal_
2,950
Pat
Chimo
Foundry
2,850
3.95 Mar
Mar
52
3.25
7% Mar
Jan
4c
3
300
108 108 %
Warrants
4.10 Mar
90c
200
430
55
*
Dominion
Dominion
78c
5%
14% July
19% May
14 % May
1
2.50
30% July
1.20
■
Jan
Jan
1
*
Mines
4.60
8
6.15
13% Mar
1
Dome
77c
*
ADr
2
25c
Mines
1.15
l
A_.
Gas
1
*
4.15
1.63
May
7%c
1
78c
*
Jan
42c
56c
41%
1
1
Seagrams
Fleetwood
Natural
1
_____
Devon Palmer Oils
10
preferred
class
i—I
MinesLLi
4.20
12
12
Jan
Feb
40%
8
1
Mines
10,936
6%
Apr
55
1'.'
Mines
4.60
29%
Central
>
41%
1
:
Mining
Mines
Gold
Delnite
*
Quartz
Gai
20
100
Pacific
11%
14
Central
Chesterville
520
14
1
Brewls
Horn
50%
-
10% May
Jan
1.63 May
18%
20c
1,760
17%
14
*
common
preferred
Decoursey
25
Railway
Williston
Cheateau
14%
17
14
1
Ltd
Explorers
Daragon Mines—:
11
29%
Central
'■/c
14%
17%
Jan
27 %c
4,000
10 %c 10 %c
Daering
3.90
*
Mines
i
740
39c
Jan
15%
21,334
36c
__—
Mines
49%
35
80c
Jun
May
Feb
11
1
*_
Westinghouse
Gold
12
28c 31 %c
5
International
*
Cassiar Asbestos
»
:
Crush
*
Mines
11%
28c
*
Crowpat Minerals
*
ExDloration
Captain
—
50
...
preferred-,—
Warrants
88c
60% May
*
_,
Gold
Vickers
Erin
1,030
8%
■
*
common.
preferred
preferred
Candore
173/4
10
Timber
85
2.50
Common
Canadian
1.19
17%
50c
Ltd——
L)
Jan
10
Gas
Silica
Can
Mines
(R
Crestbrook
Jan
*
Bank
Canadian Northwest Mines
Canadian Oil Cos common..
i
1.11
17%
*
——
57%
1
Wallpaper
1.12
*
Copper
48%
10c
Canadian Hydrocarbon
Western
;—1
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby Distillery class A—.
Cowichan
5c
4.10 May
9%c
Feb
1.05
Jan
Jun
Feb
21%
Mar
Feb
6%
Feb
May
6c
Cosmos Imperial———_____—____—-*
Coulee Lead Zinc
1
85
3.25
7,083
37,770
Feb
Jun
2.067
3.20
20
107%
7c
29
Jan
3.70
Jun
Jan
Apr
6c
21%
63%
3.65
2.30
16
101%
*
Mines
Jan
75
50
Copper-Man
Jan
25
3,113
21,084
28c
Feb
595
2.80
17%
Jan
18%
80
3.65
2.35
17%
107% 107%
12c
620
,20c
Corp
_*
18%
76%
2.80
17%
350
240
2.25
Tire
*
—,—100
._
9,700
72
Warrants
Thorium
Petroleum
21
*
preferred
Husky Oil
Canadian
July
8
59%
16%
Canadian Homestead
Canadian
May
He
300
1.70
Petrofina
11c
Mar
16c
17
Securities "A"
Canadian
Feb
4c
16c
70%
Warrants
Canadian
5c
117,400
7%
71%
50
Pacific
12,300
11c
*
58 %
1
Locomotive
9c
9c
259
100
Malartic
7%c
**
preferred
Industries
May
9c
9%c
.
*
*
preferred
Canadian
9c
Exploration
58%
*
Products
Imperial
57c
Mar
3,074
58 %
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A__50c
Class
B
*
Industrial
Jan
4c
Copp Clark Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd—
Dover
Canadian
28c
14,320
18 1/2
80
1.05
*
Energy
4,700
6c
21%
74%
75
common
&
38c
.,5c
20
—
*
Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas
37c
6c
common
10c
Petroleum
Steel
37c
1
18%
20
2%c Jun
Mines—2.50
Poplar
Class..B .preferred
38c
14%
«
5 % %
May
May
1
1
Dredge
Canadian
May-
12c
1
__3
Preferred
4 7o
41c
Mines-—
*
common
Drawn
Canadian
Feb
7%c July
Mines—
6%
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
25c
7 000
Sannorm
*
Petroleum
Devonian
Canadian
6c
7,800
Regcourt
25
Canadian
Canadian
10,000
Consolidated
29%
Jan
Mar
30c
Jan
32c
2.40
16c
8 %c
23%
2.85
May
3%c
Jan
28 J/4
Mar
Jun
1.74 May
30c
28c
13%
J-"''
1.51 Mai-
llc
28%
7%c
9,575
Gold
Jan
1
Mine—
17%
2.80
North
*
20
1
Mines-—;
17%
*
common
Preferred
Canadian
Mines
Pershcourt
Red
common *
Canadian Curtis Wright
Canadian Delhi
Canadian
3c
Northland
3.90
Collieries
Canadian
1,500
Nicholson
Consolidated
4.00
Chieftain
Canadian
7,385
12c
Quebec
Chemical
High
1.80
12c
Consolidated
Warrants
Canadian
1.70
Consolidated
*
Aluminium
preferred
Canadian
1.78
1
Consolidated
25
Gen
Jan
Jan
*
Celanese
Canadian
Feb
12c
Jun
warrants
Gas
78c
7,500
13c
*
preferred
1st
11,165
23c
48c
1
Canadian Canners class A
2nd
10,264
1.20
23c
Jan
warrants
Canadian
25%
1.07
10c
Apr
7%c July
*
Minerals
Breweries
Canadian British
Food
24%
23c
23c
2.85
Apr
2.85 May
2
Jan
12%c May
Jan
1.19
1.12
Mines
May
s
63c
25%
6,300
28%
"
Jan
1
Consolidated Negus
Feb
Feb
1.80
Exploration—_1
3,320
4,301
47c
Jun
13%
8
Mosher
52c
*
Mogul
Morrison
Consolidated
37% July
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated
Jan
22
1
Consolidated
1.49 May
Mar
Mines
Oils
22 %c May
Jan
38c
19,102
11
1
Bakeries
Canadian
May
64,100
560
12.50
;
Aviation
Canadian
May
54c
Deldona
Canadian
55c
1.07
lie
—
Astoria
Canadian
Jim
2.75
3,649
warrants
Preferred
Canada Tungsten
Canadian
35c
Mac
100
Petrol
$1%
81.550
Marbenor
1
Oils
SI
45c
9
10
._.
Southern
Canadian
38c
'
Canada
Class B
Jan
39%c
Halliwell
*
A
39c
1
Consolidated
98c
7%
*
Southern
Class
9c
Jun
2.50
12%
10
Safeway Ltd preferred
Canadian
Jun
18c
1.03
7%
.*
Canada
Canadian
3%c
2,500
2.50
Jun
*
Canada
Canadian
2,000
1
Jun
5%c
Wire
15c
5c
18c
*
5
_100
Permanent
Canada
3,100
5c
18c
Ltd-
16
Forgings "A"—*
B
Jun
18c
Apr
*
A
46c
Marcus Gold Ltd
100
*
class
Jan
1
15
1
Lands
30c
1
39c
._
Mar
Mic
4c
Jan
20c
Consolidated
5c
Apr
Jun
Consolidated
1.28
4.05
12 %c
Consolidated
1.15
11 %c
Lake
Gillies
Golden
._1
common
17 %c 18 %c
Jan
Jun
1
common
Packers
Canadian
7
Jun
Arrow
Consolidated
9%C
Warrants
Canada
Iron—
6c
Feb
Jun
11 %c 11 %c
*
Malting
Canada
1.066
Consolidated
Crain
!•<
40c
Feb
2.50 May
July
*
preferred
Class
40c
May
5.80
405
*
Foundries
Oil
*
Jun
8c
5.50
20
;_____*
__
A
Foundries
Canada
Crest
8c
common
Iron
Canada
12,833
Jan
20
Canada
Canada
14c
32c
:
;•
common
Canada
4% %
12 %c
8c
Oil
Oil
Preferred
Class
13c
35c
Petroleum
Foils
1
11%
Jan
Jan
5%
*
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake_.
Canada
Oil
4,000
30c
Jan
5c
25,905
Jan
4c
14,750
2.70
38c
Apr
19
1
_.
Consolidated
Calvert
Canada
6%c
2.57
1
Calvan
Camerina
4%c
5%c
25c
.
—
Calgary & Edmonton-
&
4c
6c
Jan
Apr
May
3c
Jan
12
-
—
Mines
Petroleum
Calgary Power
4c
2.57
—
:
84c
Apr
7 %
2.30
5%
*
•
A
Oils
*
*
17c
2.30
19%
—
__
Mines
21 %c Mar
19,600
1
Flin
11% Mar
Consolidated
Cable
1.00
200
12%
Cadamet
12 %
Jan
5,845
36%
37%
Burns
Calalta
2.17
Jan
835
4c
Gamma..
East
Consolidated
26c
9%
3%c
July
2.60
4c
'■
4c
Products
class
Jun
67 698
22c
9%
3%c
13% July
1.75
1,000
^9%
Jan
63c
8,200
30c
Jun
5% Mar
11
725
87c
17c
Jan
8%
300
11%
High
Jan
3.90
4.45
4%c
1
1
Dock
52
1.85
11
84c
30c
25c
13c
2,330
1,055
4.15
4.20
1
Lake
140
Mar
9%
25c
1.80
18,600
1
2.60
*
Red
4-5
800
6,200
13 %
___
Mines
Discovery
29c
17c
1
Bakeries
Bellekeno
15%
10
,
*
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Low
13%
85c
*
.
Jun
Jun
14% May
14% Apr
1
_
Dry
Mines
55
55%
930
28c
5%
*
1,050
41
Ankerite
Burrard
Key
4.90
11 %
Range Since Jan. 1
High
15c
*
2.50
Coniaurum
Con
Shares
12%
—1
Mines
15%
50%
1
Gold
Burlington
Petroleum
National
15%
33%
50%
10
A
12
Jun
for Week
17c
*
15
33%
25
A
class
12,940
Apr
51% May
44%
94% July
Sales
Range
5%
15
15
—
*
Mining & Smelting
Ltd
Jun
42% Mar
77 »/4
420
53'%
Buffalo
Bullochs
81
195
42
Week's
of Prices
Low
1
Combined Enterprises
Jan
80%
44%
53
Buffalo
Building
Mines
Columbia Cellulose
Apr
14%
—
B
Brunswick
Buffadison
Gold
Apr
36
41%
-
3.05
Lake
Jan
49 %
__
class
Jan
Par
Coin
29%
53
„
Telephone
Mines
2.00
High
59% July
14,488
14%
A
Chemicals
Reef
Feb
Monday, July 17, 1961
.
.
jt
Last
Sale Price
Consolidated
class
Power
Columbia
42%
80 %
-
*
Columbia
British
31%
*
Products
B
British
108
50
preferred
British
Class
2.45
30 %
80%
_50
preferred
4 % fo
5%
50
Electric—
preferred
414%
31%
Low
59%
2.45
*
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
59%
—1
Oil
Shares
Low
*
common
for Week
of Prices
(Range for Week Ended July 14)
Sales
.
1
1
—
!—
1
*
1
—
8c
63c
11 %
—
—
12%
—
8c
13,800
7c
May
July
63c
9.610
26c
Jan
11%
8,843
17c 17%c
2,300
7c
56c
10%
3%c
9 % Mar
15
%c
Feb
4c
9,100
3 %c Mar
12 %
12%
24%c24%c
100
10% Mar
2 000
18 %c
Jan
48
70c
61c
Feb
Jun
Jun
Feb
May
Feb
Feb
12% May
86
Jun
12 %c
Jan
62c
May
14%
Jan
19c
Jan
7c
May
14 Vs May
31c
May
Volume
Number
194
The Commercial
6073
Financial
and
Chronicle
(253)
CANADIAN MARKETS
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Goldfields
Mining
;
Goldray
Goodyear Tire Canada
4% preferred
Gordon Mackay
Granduc Mines
Great
l
;
for Week
of Prices
Shares
17c
14,900
16c
17c
17c
10,000
146
146
104
121
Jan
50
44%
44 Vi
45
240
43
Jan
1
6%
400
16c
new
*
Warrants
Great Northern Gas
common
1
$2.50 preferred
Warrants
50
3.10
3.30
6,200
20%
21'/a
7,202
16%
38
37%
38
260
26 %
12%
13%
655
8%
8 %
8%
450
1.09
$2.80 preferred
45
45
50
1.90
2.15
2,700
49%
49%
105
2.20
2.35
2,040
1,890
Jan
1.00
8.65
2.30
1
Jan
5%
45
__50
Develop
Jan
Jun
6.25 Jan
2.15
Class B warrants.
Plains
3.10
*
common
Mar
5% July
13
Lakes Paper
Jun
146
5%
11%
11%
11%
41
Jun
65c
Jan
41
Jan
Jan
Jan
Sale Price
High
24c
21c
155
Jan
Jan
Feb
45% May
6% July
4.10 May
Par
Loeb
(M) Ltd
Long
island
Great
West
Class
Coal
class
A
___*
Voting
1956
trust
730
3.05
3.30
400
15%
16
I,689
11%
15%
15%
15%
2,312
5.25
5.25
350
warrants
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
Gulch
Gulf
5%
3.30
5.25
Gas
15%
*
Winnipeg
5%
*
*
B
Long
Point
4.40
Jan
2.60 Jun
Products
Gwillim
Lake
Hard
Macassa
i
50
2.95
14%
Jun
Macfie
Apr
MacLeod
Apr
MacMillan Bloedel
5.25 Mar
Magnet
Maher
Red
Harrison
Minerals
Head
Lakes
of
Majortrans
Maple Leaf Mills
Maralgo Mines
Marboy
2,000
4c
Jun
7c
Jan
Marcon Mines
7c
20,700
4c
Jan
9c
Jun
Jan
Marigold Oils
II™
Maritime Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
;
Jun
Matachewan
1,000
4Vic Feb
14%
8,750
11%
13 %
13%
12c
12c
2,040
540
7c
7 Vic
14,000
7 Vic
7 Vic
3.200
28C
7c
1
Jan
6c
11
July
Jun
Apr
13%
Jun
May
4%c Mar
15c
Jan
15c
May
6%c
Jan
9 Vic May
Jan
38c
Jan
11c
31c
7,300
1
3Vic
3 ViC
4c
11,000
28c
28C
28c
305
Highland Bell
1
2.35
2.20
2.35
15,161
1.85
Jan
Hinde
*
50
50
290
48 Vi
Apr
19
Jan
(Geo
&
Co
Dauch
&
Hollinger
Holt
l
Mines
H)
5
Gold
1
25 %
25%
27%
9,433
_5
Consolidated
Renfrew
18%
18%
19
925
20
25c
May
3 Vic
July
7c
Jan
28c
July
50c
Jan
13% Mar
2.35 July
53
Apr
27% July
22 Vi
Howard
Smith
Paper
McKenzie
Hudsons
Pam
Porcupine
Huron
Erie
Hydra
Mentor
Jan
50
2,104
5,325
Jan
57% May
Midwest Industries
Jan
14% Mar
13%
6,135
4.95
8%c
8%C
1,000
40%
40
41%
26c
24c
26C
6.176
II,650
class
*
A
19
18%
19%
6,302
55c
70c
21%
25
,_25
24 %
•24
24%
275
20
21%
21 %
10
117
Imperial Oil
'.L
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred
23
43%
14%
6
63 %
20
___.
$1.40 preferred
-
$1.25 preferred
Imperial Life Assurance
:
.
Accept Corp Ltd common
*
23,374
9.10
Apr
Apr
July
Preferred
Midrim
*
Milton
10c
46 Vi May
Min
Jan
;
21%
Jun
90c
Jun
21% Jun
21%
Jun
21% May
19% Jan
25
Moneta
37%
Jan
46% May
12%
Jan
16%
Jun
5%
Jan
6%
Feb
Mt
64 Vi
7,186
75
48
675
3.75
926
6%
6%
780
17%
17%
467
Jan
64% July
43%
Jan
52%
18
Jan
39% July
Jun
4.70 May
43
3.30
Jan
7
Jun
Jan
4,00
15
18
Jun
5%
6
17 %
745
4.15
1,300
17%
16
Jan
Jan
7
Apr
18% Jun
2.55 Mar
1.70
1,300
95c
Jan
29c
Jan
49c
11%
Apr
16% July
National
Bronze
Powders
Preferred
com
33C
37C
2,000
*
16%
16%
150
24
24
5
5c
6c
4,000
82
83%
10,324
25
;
International
Molybdenum
1
International
Nickel
*
International
Utilities
24
82%
22% Mar
Hosiery
and
B
shares
Jun
Jun
Nealon
57%
Jan
83% July
Nello
share
44
47
2,195
33%
Jan
49
Jun
New
Alger Mines
49%
540
40%
Jan
50%
Jun
New
Athona Mines
6%
6%
7 % May
New
260
31c
Jan
1.00 May
New
Calumet Mines
73%
3,000
60%
Jan
77 Vi May
New
Continental Oil of
1.75
1.95
7.177
1.60
Jun
Jan
New
Davies
25c
46
45%
1
1
class
Syndicate
A
Irish
Copper Mines
Bay Mines
Iroquois Glass preferred
Iso Mines
Iron
1.14
1.75
-1"
46%
1,064
31%
1.11
1.21
8,550
65c
1.75
1.75
400
11
1Q,
.
60c
11
60c
8,700
July,
8% May
450
60C
Jan
Jan
1.50
45c
Jan
Jun
New
New
Hosco
Jan
New
Jan
New
Kelore
72c
Jack
Waite
20c
Jaye
Lake
Jellicoe
Gold
Jockey Club
84c
19,100
6,200
34
36
228
12c
13c
11,500
8%
8%
1
—
5%c
6c
common
9C
9 Vic
3.85
3.80
3.95
27,500
10,385
Joliet
Quebec
Jonsmith
1
Mines
Mines
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jupiter Oils
Kelly
1
15c
Mines
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kilembe
Copper
:
Kirkland Minerals
Nickel
Nickel
5c
Apr
8c
May
7c
Mar
12c
Apr
4.35 May
11% May
1.50 May
21c
21c
M
Wire
&
class
Mining
&
Nisto
Noranda
Norbeau
28 %c
30C
13,852
26c
Jan
35c
Apr
6,500
3.80
Apr
9.50
3.10
3.10
200
Mines
Norgold
8%
Apr
North
Jan
8.75 Jun
13%
Jan
2.11
4.50 May
52c
50c
56c
51,925
20c
Mar
87c
May
17c
1,125
12c
Jan
19c
Apr
*
17c
38 Vi
23 Vi
7
38%
39
1,472
17%
Jan
23%
24
4,200
17%
Jan
39% May
34% Feb
Apr
14%
Jan
17%
Jun
170
14% May
17%
Jun
7 Vic
8%c
12,000
11c
Apr
28 Vi
28%
50
3,000
1,015
9,700
2,000
7,350
8,200
6%
7
1,625
5%
Jan
7% Mar
8%
8%
425
Lafarge Cement
Class
common
10
A
Warrants
Lake
Lake
Lake
-—
Dufault
Lakeland
1
Cement
Ontario
Preferred
Lake
Lake
La
common
Shore
:
Landa
2,500
5,190
2.45 Jun
8
10%
825
12c 13 %c
3,000
3.25
3.50
530
July
2.90 July
2.55
l2c
3.25
2.55
300
2.30 Jun
Jun
12c
3.35
3.25
3.50
1,038
3.20 Mar
31
30
31
155
27% Mar
2.45
2.45
200
Apr
11 Vic Jan
3.10 Apr
10% July
19 %c
jan
Canadian
Warrants
North
Oils
4
5c
30c
North
Northern Quebec Power
Northern
17 Vi
Jan
1-60
1.56
1.62
18,500
1.40 May
r
■'
7c
11%
11%
12
5,300
10J4rMay
2
2
2
11,000
180
1.80
1.95
32
32%
809
29 %
33 Vi
41 Vi
32%
33 Vi
400
30
May
41%
43%
6,712
30
Jan
42%
45 %
2,592
32
Jan
49%
50
692
6,740
22%
19,884
88c
88c
1,000
Feb
45% Mar
8.05
85c
Jan
Feb
12%
Feb
Jan
Jun
3%c Mar
2.20
33
28% May
Jan
7
2c
May
6c
9c
Mar
18c
Apr
Mar
Jun,
3%c Jan
6%c jun
27c
37c
Mar
5%c Mar
Jan
8 Vic Jan
Jun
42c
Jan
20c
July
28c
Apr
8c
Mar
26c
8c
4,500
7c
Apr
18,025
13,825
49c
Feb
7c
8cJ
21,500)
7C
4.00 May
13 %
5%o Jan
14Vic Apr
14c
Jan
1.10 May
Jan
7 Vic
Nova
47c
3 Vic
4c
5,000
12%
131/4
822
50c
58c
45c
11c
May
Jan
30c
May
7%c July
100
Apr
40c
Feb
98c
1.02
1,000
28c
1.10
2,634
5,000
74c
Jan
3c
15c
1,200
12c
July
Apr
50
9,080
40
35c
35c
36c
2,500
5 ViC
6c
12,500
14c
2.70
13c
7c
34,000
4%c Feb
1,320
2,580
1.01
1.15
61c
68C
106,127
24c
3,100
56c
67C
8,940'
1.50
32c
Apr
21 %c
7c
2.70 Mar
1.10
Apr
78c
Jan
1.72 May
30c
Apr
73c
Jun
20%c Jan
34c
May
Feb
84c
May
84c
Mar
17,142
57c
57c
150
21c
1.52
1.69
75,200
1.02
Jan
1.72
Apr
19%
20
4,165
13%
Jan
20%
Jun
34
40
25%
Jan
34
10
10%
12,965
5%
Jan
6.75
7.20
3,710
2.20
15c
19C
2,500
10 Vac
80%
80%
80%
76
Jan
Jan
July
10% July
7.20 July
Feb
30c
May
Jan
82
11,800
7c
Jun
12c
Apr
May
30c
Mar
38c
Mar
4 Vic
July
7c
Jan
66c
Mar
8c
8%c
33c
35c
920
4%c
5C
14,000
52c
55c
8,020
10%
525
15
75
52c
Jan
8% May
11%
11%
Jan
16
7c
May
12c
May
30c
Jan
52c
May
11c
35c
35c
38c
4,550
13c 14 %c
15,000
Feb
18c
35%
35
36
530
29
Jan
40
19%
20
225
17%
Apr
20%
6.75
7.10
8,150
5.25
5c
2,000
5c
1.51
1.51
1.58
21c
21c
21c
9,710
4,000
21c
22%
22%
24
9,385
8
Jan
32c 32 %c
.
3,300
27c
Mar
Mines.
Pacific Petroleums
11%
11%
Warrants
12%
8,107
7.40
Hersey Tubes
24%
.20
44c
Jun
940
3,500
20
1
common
Jan
15
10c 10 %c
5c
Porcupine
Mar
Jan
Jan
7.10
Ltd
Jan
3.25 May
20%cMay
40c
10%c
Ormsby Mines
Lake
Jun
Jan
July
2.45 May
8c
Jan
72C
Jan
Jan
50%
8c
1,200
2.30
6c
16c
50c
2,710
60c
1.15 May
1.55 May
Mar
16,300
2.16
May
3%c Jan
2.83
13c
Products
Gold
Feb
6 Vic
III
Mfg
Malartic
Orenda
Jan
14C 15 %c
Mines
Pamour
27,889
10 Va
go
Orchan
Pamoil
13% July
15c
55c
Metals
Steel
Jan
Jan
33c
Ontario Loan & Debenture
Page
Apr
5c
10
4%c
Mines..
Osisko
July
22 % July
May
61c
May
49 %
m.
8c
Jun
45 Vi May
47c
Jan
3c
3 Vic
93c
IIH2OC
preferred
Oshawa Wholesale
50
Jan
36c
1.08
10%
Ltd
Utilities
Lake
Ontario
18 %c
34
Mines
Rare
10 %c
3 Vic
—
common
Beaucage
Obaska
45c
42c
23,822
10,400
55,200
7.00
Oils
Northwestern
Norvalie
19c
19%
Gas
Warrants
Northland
Jan
33% July
43% July
1.70
1.35 Mar
10 %
75c
16 Vic
——
Opemiska Copper
Mar
Feb
7c
59c
Telephone
Oleary
Apr
footnotes, see page 42
Natural
Okalta Oils
May
2c
Jan
Jufa
1.55
Ontario
Jun
19
1.75 May
4c
27
7c
24c
H
Northern
2.55
73c
88c
8 Vic
:
Specialty
67c
*
8c
63c
Mines
Oka
Jan
42%
49 Vi
8c
1.07
I
Canada
Office
May
30
21c
60c
Northern
Jun
1.70
5,000
2,200
2,500
5,300
21c
6 Vic
Goldcrest
Jan
37c
\
7c
27c 27Vic
——
21c
25c
North Rankin
4.10
41c
3
5C
14c
4C
14c
Exploration
32
1,141
16
ViC
27 %c
Cement
35,150
48c
19%
:
12%
_
O'Brien Gold Mines
347,145
Class A warrants:—:
1
2.72
12%
2.75
Coldstream
Northgate
Ocean
58c
*
-
2.70
12%
—
I
3.00 Jan
49c
—50
B
—
mmmm
common
4^
4.50 May
17%
*
Preferred.
Jan
May
43c
30
class A
Minerals
1.55
3.10
17%
55c
45c
*
pfd
preferred
For
3.00
Jun
3.00 Mar
62c
*
Long Lac Gold
Locana
2.85
9%
3.00
7c
Jan
Apr
1
common
Mines
Loblaw Groceterias A 1st
Class
7 Vic
1.85
10
1
Candy Shops
Gold
Loblaw Cos
7c
1
Leitch Gold Mines
1st
Jan
50c
1
American
Levy Industries
B
Feb
38c
1,100
10c
Laura Secord
Little
70c
6,700
*
Oil
Lexindin
600
44c
2.35
10
Loan
Langis Silver
Latin
1.70
41c
*
Lamaque Gold Mines
Lambton
1
1
1
Mines
Mines
Luz
1.55
2.35
10
.
Mines
Osu
1-70
—1
Gold—
Lingman
7 % Mar
2-35
1
Mines
Gas
8 Vic
-
Northspan class A warrants
*
10
Jan
4,150
Norsyncomaque Mining
Apr
9c
*
Exploration
Apr
1.29 May
34c
15%
14c
5.40
Labatt
Labrador Mining &
60
15%
—
5 Vic
Jan
Kopan Developments Ltd
Ltd
Jan
23 %c Mar
15%
Mines
2.20 Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
15 %
Normetal Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel
9.30
Feb
15%- Mar
74s >July
15%
Norlartic Mines
3.50
9.50
*
75c " Jan
•/
18c
II
3.30
1
44%
Feb v
1.10
49%
Jan
Vic Mar
58
50c
40
July
July
Jan
II
May
5%
13%
Mar
Mines
35c
4
61c
Feb
Jun
8c
1.08
N0r Acme Gold
12 Vic
4,100
17,255
43.
50c
—
Jan
5Vic
27% May
6,643
;
Jan
675
Jan
Jan
82,150
;
Mines
8c
1,670
25
41%
12c
Rim Mines
Nipissing Mines
20c
6c
2,700
Jan
28
92c
Smelting
11,700
7%
28c
13%
85c
B
13,500
15c
(John
26c
26c
-
22c
3.85
6,494
49,768
50c
S
10 %C
7%
1
Niagara
May
9% Apr
Jan
3.60
90
58
98c
13
23c
Jan
7%
74
91C
40c
Jan
31c
5 Vie
*
Warrants
Kenville Gold Mines
70
56%
'
II
Feb
965
1
A
74
16 %c
6
27,925
1
class
36
5,470
1,080
Feb
Mar
Jan
24%
11 %c
___II
>„l_
11c
1.10
3.65
Douglas
105
:
71c
14%
7c
67c
Manitoba
Jan
8
Jan
84
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd.
1.95
Apr
Apr
36 »/4
7c
New
11%
28 Vic
3.65
13%
36
66C
14%
Newnorth Gold Mines
1.00
*
.
Jan
4c
110
I~
;
New
9%
2.05
Feb
11% Mar
366
7c
Mines
Feb
11%
10
Warrants
16c
2.50 May
24c
Feb
Mar
1-00
Preferred
Jan
8% July
1.50 Jan
42%
6 ViC
May
2.50 Jan
Apr
47c
26%
4C
May
7,300
9c
*
;—1
Mines
Ltd
36 %c
July
42
27 %c
40c
Mar
Jun
30c
26 %
71c
I
90c
Jan
58c
Jun
27c
100
14%
Apf
21%
696
36%
1.20 May
16c
Jun
10
10
14C
36
22c
300
5c
2,285
3,200
4 ViC
26% Mar
2,535
1
Mines
Joburke
26C
68c
1
Service
Explorations
Jefferson
23C
84c
*
:
Public
26c
35c
Mining
Jacobus
2.80
12%
Jan
Jan
Jun
27
Jason Mines
12 Va
4,449
2.80
12%
Jun
7%
26%
Harricana
1.65 May
32,000
Apr
21%
42
IIIIII
Canada.IIII—
56c
Petroleum
2.70
48 %
•-
8c
2.50
70c
11 %C
Newlund Mines
Jamaica
19c
Bidlamaque Gold
75C
71%
2.80
1,250
18c
II
71%
1.80
*
45 %c
8,000
22,475
1,310
8,000
Jan
Jan
Jan
share
;
5
Apr
24,600
13c
1.60
26%
*"""*
48%
5%
72c
10
HH
44
236
May
for
for
Mines
48%
6%
.
17c
2.40
■«—
*
*
Credits
1.75 May
39% July
11c
Jan
52,700
2.25
25c
75c
Bldg
May
May
9.00 Mar
5%c Feb
4 Vic
IHIII*
I_20
Mines
5
warrants
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
I
exchangeable
9c
Jan
Jan
Mills
24%
4c
5.90
11c
*
common
National Exploration
National Grocers
preferred
25
common
Preferred
Investors
Drug & Chemical
Phanton Industries
National Petroleum
National Steel
May
110
63c
34c
——
14% Mar
Jan
2.08
f30c
.
Jan
5%c Jan
63C
Preferred
National
10 %
100
Jan
1
Nam a Creek Mines
A
1
Inspiration
Ltd—I
Murray Mining Corp
May
1.24 May
46c
Jan
Jan
18 %C
IIIIIIIl
IIIIIIIIl
Minerals
33c
Jan
9c
May
33C
—
20
1.50
Feb
Multi
Jan
Jan
12 %c
13c
2.25
JHHn'II*
I
I~j
__
Jun
67c
'20c
Jun
5c
Jun
36c
27c
i
Jun
5c
Jan
16%
12 %c May
22c
33C
II*
I5
Trust
Corp common
Wright Iron
10 %c
Jun
Apr
8%
~
12% Apr
8%c Jan
Jun
3c
92c
May
Jun
21%
Works
68c
Jan
,
12%
Porcupine
l%c Mar
Jan
5c
8
I~*
3.40
4,141
11,231
21%
II__I_4o
H_»
Montreal Locomotive
35
11 %c
65c
*
Moore
745
Apr
6%c May
Jan
12c
8%
II
Jan
23c
61c
11 %C
I*
Jun
5c
4,000
21%
A
2.06
26
26% Mar
3,950)
1.95
—IIIIIIl
class
Jan
85c
15C
28c
_2o
class A
Jan
1,600
7 Vic
61c
II*
3.35 July
8,200
14c
7c
IIIIIIl
IIIIIIIl*
2.60 Mar
3,088,
1.55
I_2o
Investment
Montreal
5,520
6%
1.55
May
21% May
119 Vi
6%c
39%
25c
i
Preferred
Monarch
10,615
39%
6c
——
__i
Gas
Containers
6%
Jan
600
36
~
Molsons Brewery
Class B
15%
89%
8.25
1.50
Brick—.
45 Vi
17%
Warrants
July
180
13,500
6c
...
_IIIl.25
Ore Mines
43
1
common—
Preferred
10% Jan
55c
108
7%c
8.25
——
May
12%
6c
——
i
50,900
11,300
32,195
107
*
Mining Corp
40c
Apr
July
14%
3.40
ll7/a
__
*
37
63
*
(John) & Co—
Inland Cement Co preferred
Gas
3.75
12
107%
_
;
6Vic Jun
24c
350
10
Inglis
1959
*
Isoc
Mining
22
48
50
Minerals
Interprovincial
36C
Midcon Oil
117 117%
38%
preferred
Warrants
International
35c
Mill City Petroleums
13
55%
11%
21%
Natural
36c
Uranium Mines
Metro Stores common
35
Jan
21%
Inland
_i
Merrill Island Mining
45
56%
12% Apr
7.25
3.05 May
1
:
preferred
$2%
98c
Exploration & Development_50c
Modern
Industrial
85C
i
Medallion Petroleums
160
50
55%
1
common
Investment
Industrial
89c
Hill
I_*
3.45
48%
Class A rights
6% '/r
Hi
IIIIIIIIl'
4,971
20
Exploration
Imperial
5C
Lake.
Red
3.55
3.50
12c
10c
5 Vic
McMarmac Red Lake
McWatters Gold Mines
9.00
*
*
Mining & Smelting
Bay Oil
10 %c
__
*
.
15%
__
ioo
Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines
Mayfair Oil & Gas.
Mclntyre
9.55
4.201
300
5C
1
8.25
Jan
18,625
4,300
5C
Consolidated
9.05
.*
common-
Hudson Bay
Hugh
preferred
8.25
7.60
6c
35
5c
.
9.10
20c
2.20
5c
10c
i
*
Class B
2.10
__
ZJli
*
Home & Pitfield
Mar
10c
j
Meta
A
18
34%
May
Home Oil Co Ltd—
Class
15% Jun
2,002
1,000
5,746
4,000
5,000
5 Vic
13%
25,719
16%
5c
4 Vic
Jun
17%
6c
*
4 Vic
13%
1.62
17
2.11
common.
6c
4 Vic
Jun
5,000
5%c
4 Vic
95c
19 500
17% July
9.10
29,760
2c
56
11
1.02
90c
Jan
Feb
4%c
2c
Jan
Jan
28c
Feb
77c
11%
7
Feb
3c
2c
30%
7.05
lie
83c
1,402
135
7,800
14,020
i
10,798
6,677
17c
3%c
11111*
56
10
2,500
17,220
3c
*
Malar tic Gold Fields
6.75 May
Mar
Jan
5c
17%
_i
Mines
5c
8c
28 % May
13 %c May
9c
May
1.00
i
Consolidated
Feb
3.35
3c
*
Shoes Ltd
17 % May
*
Hees
Powell River
17%
1
Iron
Headway Red Lake
Heath Gold
&
8c
3.15
l
Lake..
Jan
8.95
8,200
16c
i
.
Cockshutt
Jan
10
9c
25
2.01 May
1.19 May
5c
~1
Explorations
3.30
Jun
;
3.50
8.30
85
8c
3.30
Mines
Macdonald Mines
16%
8.80
4,000
Apr
49%
1
Mines
July
May
55,600
4%c
27%
—
56
*
Gold
Mar
99c
4c
9c
11
1
Carpets
Rock
4c
4c
82c
27%
'
18% May
*
common
Feb
*
5% %
Farms
July
42c
89c
17 y4
1
Gold
36c
87,750
i
Jun
Jan
Apr
33,300
*
July
58c
40C
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
2.50 Mar
19
10c
1.76
I__l
Goldfield
High
Jan
5%c Jun
36c
14%
8%
4,000
1.59
(W M)
Lyndhurst Mines
45
6c
8%
40c
Lowney
Jun
4,210
1.65
Warrants
Louvicourt
Low
18%
6c
21% July
Jun
39
Range Since Jan. 1
High
18
i
Jan
*
common
18
l
1
_
Gurney
Harding
Gas
1
Mines—
Shares
*
*
Gunnar Mining
Hardee
Pete
10
Mines
Lead
5V4
for Week
Low
*
Lorado Uranium Mines
Madsen
Greater
Sales
Range
Last
Jan. 1
Low
High
18c
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since
*
*
(Range for Week Ended July 14)
Sales
Low
17c
1
common
class A
Great Lakes Power
Great
Week's
Range
Friday
41
,
8.20
2,720
24V4
25%
5,196
43c
46c
79c
81c
1.50
9.90
5.85
22%
Feb
Jan
8.80 May
Apr
7Vic Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.78 May
28c
May
24% Jun
37c
13%
27
57c
32c
Jan
2,200
72c
May
Apr
Apr
9.30 May
Jun
18,200
,
Apr
May
1.05
Mar
Jun
Jan
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(254)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Low
Par
Paramaque Mines
Pardee
Amalgamated
Parker
Drilling
Patino
.
Consolidated
Pato
Gold
common
Credit
Peoples
Permo' Gas
Perron
Petrol
Oil
Oil
Phillips
Phantom
200
3.40
Jan
4.60
3.95
300
3.35
Jan
Traders
4.65 May
2.25
2.26
1,900
2.20
Apr
15c
16c
10,200
2.92
July
Finance
Class
Jan
5%
Feb
16c
Jun
Class
8%
Jan
13%
Apr
1956 warrants—
*
:
31
31
50
29
Mar
33
Feb
25
25
25
61
15
Feb
25
Apr
46c
Jan
78c
1
preferred
31
•
2
10 %c
45c
1
57c
17,900
10c 10 %C
5,700
41c
9c
13c
May
Pickle
Gold
Crow
Ore
Place
Oil &
Placer
1
*
Mines
Uranium
1957
Gas
86c
4,200
75c
Jun
Jan
TransTrans
5%
9,275
52c
Jan
87c
Feb
Triad
44c
I,000
33c
Feb
55c
Apr
15
150
6
5% July
July
Oil
Premier
69c
5c
Jan
34c
Jan
14
Jan
37c
41c
43,400
21
20%
21%
6,384
48c
52c
47 %c
May
59c
51 %
Jan
58%
2.06
2.26
1,300
2.05
Apr
4.80
9,510
1.92
Jan
4.80 July
2.60
2.50
2.60
2,100
Jan
3.60 Mar
12c
14c
2,100
50
580
57
1
5.70
5.85
86c
86c
91c
12,000
•
2.05
2.01
2.09
20,535
3c
3%c
4.35
1,684
—•
2.20
10c
3,500
Ltd
1
80c
1.89
3c
Jan
24c
Apr
Class
Jan
2.48
Feb
Apr
5%c
Jan
10,799
7c
18c
20c
8,800
14c
Jan
29c
3c
3%c
16,000
2%c
Jan
4c
5.15
5.30
Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Labrador
Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
3,151
2.10
Quebec Manitou Mines
1
10c
10c
10c
2,100
5 %c
Feb
14c
81c
80c
82c
14,350
65c
Jan
83c
6%
7%
Quebec
Natural Gas
Warrants
Quinte
2.10
2.10
2.25
45 %
42%
45%
1,041
1
*
13c
12c 14 %c
10,900
8.50
8.40
8.60
2,615
*
10%
10%
10%
100
59c
72c
267,000
99c
1.05
2,700
Mines
Mining
class
Milk
5%
7,111
100
Preferred
Queenston Gold
Quemont
5.15
A
1.05
2,460
Jan
55
Jun
18c
Jun
May
Ranger
Oil
*
•
A
Rayrock
Realm
Rio
„
Minerals
Rupununi Mines
Rix
Athabasca
Robinson
Roche
Roe
74c
80c
17,325
56c
19c
18c
19c
14,000
17c
17%
17%
17%
2.20
2.30
9,400
16c
15c
18c
8.85
9.20
8,449
5c
5c
I,500
29c 31 %C
19,300
7%c
1
8c
15c 16 %c
15Vic
Petroleum Ltd
V) Can Ltd common
1956
50c
*
4c
5c
5%
5%
6
preferred
(A
Rolland
Rothmans
10
Royal
Bank
Royalite
74c
Viceroy
19 %c
2%
Jan
Ja
7%c July
38,000
11 %c May
Lawrence
5%
class
Amulet
Walker
G
•
Webb
&
4%C
4%C
500
4%c
—10
76%
76
77%
4,760
72 %
*
10.00
9.65
10%
5,441
6.05
25
21
21
21%
160
•
10%
10%
11
1,750
9c
9%c
5,000
20
Jun
Feb
Jan
Jan
8% Mar
■
9c
July
St
Maurice
Salada
Gas
Shiriff
1
Sand
Sapphire
Sarcee
Jan
10% Mar
13c
Jan
44c
May
6% July
13
%c
Jan
21c
West
15
%. Jun
8c
Jan
3,960
1.65
1.63
1.70
9,707
Westburne
Westeel
4%c
6%c
2,600
1
66
69
II,800
50c
: 78c
80C
—i
1
Hldgs
'.
,
class
A
Jan
25
Mar
July
Jan
89c
Jan
2iy8 May
Jan
15
Apr
May
1.85 May
7c
Apr
Jan
97
25
215
20%
29%
29%
700
2 6'A
10
9.20
10 %
28,006
8.15
Apr
10c
10c
1.20
1.20
1.25
3,600
37c
34c
39c
26,700
7
6%
7
5,193
5%
Apr
8%
Jan
1.46
1.42
1.54
64,283
1.15
Feb
1.54
July
3%c
5,300
5'Ac
Apr
29%
94c
Mar
1.10
Power
3%C
4c
46%
48%
8,953
30
Jun
48% July
15 %c
16c
2,000
9%c
Apr
28'Ac Jan
*
3c
Jan
5%
5%
100
5
Jun
7
Mar
55%
55'A
20
39
Jan
58
May
73c
75c
2,300
70c
Feb
1
1.50
1.50
1,400
10
55%
&
Ref
*
6.05
6.05
6.40
11,225
51%
51%
53%
10,147
57c
64c
1,650
*
3.60
3.60
140
*
7'Ac
8c
7,200
1
3.00
3.00
3.20
4c
3c
4 %c
Weston
&
Gas
Jan
2.40 Mar
2'Ac
Feb
5c
Apr
9,000
7'Ac
Feb
24c
May
11c
7,000
10'Ac
Jun
16c
Apr
1.25
1.07
95c
1.15
64,194
88c
Jan
65c
2,100
28c
Jan
75c
20
..ya|128
28
28
50
24%
Jan
28
47c
46c
47c
3,450
41c
Jan
1.30
1.60
4,290
95c
9%
10%
1,075
2.65
3.00
300
90c
„
1—1
'
«■
(i
t
-A
:
10%
Feb
1.70
Apr
Jan
11'A
Feb
3.25
May
9%
1.05
1.10 Mar
1.05
1,565
25c
Jan
1
A
81c
84c
9,687
81c
July
99c
Jan
18c
20c
6,250
12c
Jan
25c
A
May
5,574
18
Jun
20% May
22'A May
*
—
18%
18%
19
19%
19%
20%
4,318
97
98
695
10%
11'/a
14,292
107
107
140
1.43
1.53
7c
7c
1,000
7c
July
6'Ac
7c
25,500
6c
Jun
4'Ac
6c
6,000
4'Ac Mar
9'Ac
10c
8,000
9'Ac Mar
100
—
preferred
100
Mines
1.53
1
i
7c
Winchester
1
;
Larder
!
1
Windfall
:
l
Industries
Preferred
„
class
A
*
90
19,300
1.15
26
26
81%
25
77%
Apr
81'A
20
2,395
15'A
Jan
23
8.60
8.50
9.50
1,200
4.75
Jan
11%
Jun
1.03
warrants^
Wright-Hargreaves
*
1.03
•1.06
3,659
Jun
1.34
Jan
105
23
Jan
84c
28,000
2'Ac
7c
33 250
3.80
3.95
12 150
Apr
90c
Yellorex
1
95c
95c
98c
13,990
3'Ac Mar
1
40c
38'Ac
41c
38,800
4c
4c
2.30
25%
11,162
4.80
4.20
Feb
5.00
7%
Feb
14% May
24% July
30%
Apr
26% July
Jun
42 %
Apr
40%
Jun
49 Vb
July
50c
1.21
1.23
2,000
87c
Feb
4.55
4.85
Dairies
class
A
Lead
&
Young
1
Zinc.
Canuck
1
Oil
Mines
(H G) Mines
Yukeno
Mines
1
21,600
31% Mar
Zenith
Electric
_*
2.40
1
Zenmac Metal Mines
Zulapa Mining
16c
_1
2.40
Jun
Jun
17c
18c
May
6c
Apr
1.15
Jan
7c
July
7,150
Apr
68c
Jan
3 %c
12,975
24c
1.40 May
Jan
Feb
May
35c
N
2,210
16c
23c
„
9%c
4,000
Apr
39%
Jan
7c
May
2.00
Feb
16c
July
21c
Feb
21 %c
Jan
33c
Mar
2.60 May
4.90 July
63,160
3.25
39c 39 %C
1,200
30 %c
Jan
47c
Jan
26c
6
Jan
19%
3c
110
1
Jan
6'Ac
13'Ac May
29% May
81%
5
11c
25
1
2.14 May
1.00 May
12c
19%
100
-
Woodward Stores Ltd class A
5c
150
50c
May
107% Mar
Feb
10 c
150
Mines—
Jun
12
Jun
Jan
May
98
May
10
106
2'Ac
810
Mines
1.50
19% July
98
10%
Warrants
Jun
Mar
50c
•
Petroleum
class
Mar
.A"?'
*
class
1.18 Mar
63c
3c
8,250
Apr
301,400
18c
7c
27
Gordon
Apr
3.90
16c
1
49%
Standard
Jan
11'Ac Mar
10 %c
*
A
1.12
4.40
3.50 Mar
6'Ac
16c
.„*
preferred
Class
7.05 May
53% July
10'Ac
.
preferred..
Inlet
(Geo)
(J)
Jan
Jan
July
20c
4.60
Mar
1.85 May
1
Class B
Wood
57c
2,150
1
5.90
38'/a
Yale
42%
Gold
90c
1.30 Mar
Yellowknife Bear Mines
13%
Jun
47
Yankee
Jun
Apr
16c
Jan
3.70
Jan
1.63
40c
•
Jun
25%
common-
14c
Jan
Jun
33c
Jun
49%
26c
1,100
24c
Mar
40c
Feb
11%
838
10%
Jan
12 % Mar
34% Mar
._*
11%
11%
Jan
•
29%
29%
31
2,542
28 %
Jan
Ltd
1
1.60
1.56
1.64
64,015
1.12
Jan
1.64 July
Manufacturing
*
3.30
3.60
695
2.65 May
3.60 July
*
9
9
Mines
Industries
common
Preferred
Somerville
20
Industries
preferred
Southam
19
50
19%
220
300
52%
52%
25
31%
32%
I,190
•
Southern
Union
Mines
&
Stafford
Foods
Ltd
Standard
:
Paving
10 %c
•
Oils
31%
1
Oils
Spooner
9%c
9%c
10c
*
4.90
4.85
4.90
2,065
•
Standard Radio
Wire
Uranium
Mar
18% May
19"%
Prices
Feb
53
Jan
15,600
July
6,050
9c
Jan
3.75
Jan
22c
Jan
13%c
Jan
14%
14%
547
14
Jan
17%
22
100
17%
Jun
22
35c
II,000
23<i
July
1.10
2,475
25c
Jan
9,666
26c
Apr
Apr
Last
Sale Price
V
Par
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper——*
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
_5
Asbestos Corp—
;
*
Bulolo
Gold
Dredging—
Jun
Starratt
1
Nickel
1
33c
4c
33c
36C
4c
4%c
23,500
45%
42
45%
2.065
Canada
•
73
72%
74%
7,464
Mining
*
8.00
7.75
8.05
25,382
4c
4%c
5,000
Stedman
Bros
of
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg
1
class
A
1
Preference
28
29%
795
103 % 103 %
100
50
4e
Jan
July
67%
Jan
4c
Jan
6.90
20
Jan
Jan
100% May
20c
23c
6,700
20c
July
1
7%c
7%c
7%C
2,068
5c
Feb
1
1.53
1.50
1.60
4,440
1.31
Jan
15c
12c
15c
37,317
16%
Sunburst
1
Exploration
Superior Propane
•
common
Ordinary
Switson
Industries
2,934
30
30%
1,796
25'A
Jan
—
6.10
6.25
400
5.95
Jan
General
;*
__
Ingersoll Rand—
Consolidated
11c
Jun
Jan
5c
Dominion
Glass
32
Jun
103 %
July
34c
Jan
9%c
Apr
1.70 May
24c
Dupont
17%
1.75 Mar
4.00
Apr
Mcil9^
3.25 Mar
3.80
Feb
Minn
14%
14%
650
13% May
16%
Feb
1,700
14,380
1.60 Mar
22 %c
Apr
2.20 Mar
28 %C
July
&
common
•
Tancord
Industries
•
Taurcanis
Mines
Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
l
l
Mining
Canada
Ltd
22%
1,140
225
225
29
64c
65c
6.066
1.60
1.60
1.65
II,398
1.25
1.25
1.27
700
11c
12c
7,300
63%
63 %
65
633
65c
68c
13,150
l
Teck
Territory
22%
225
1
common
.*
21%
150
Apr
Jan
49 %c Mar
1.60
Jun
1.23
July
25%
300
70c
1.90
18c
57%
Jan
69
48c
Feb
•
*
5%
5%
675
4
May
1
9%
9%
920
5
Jan
10% July
Mines ±
Silver
Mines
—
30
Jan
43% May
29%
Jan
39
Jun
39% Mar
42
Apr
41
Apr
49% Jun
Jun
20c
42%
42%
30
38
38'A
458
40%
40%
75
45%
48
4,210
14c
14c
500
72
1,300
May
75
14%
14%
328
13%
Jan
15
Apr
13 %c
66
Feb
Mar
"
23
22
23
738
19%
Jun
25%
23
22
23
5,265
19 '/a
Apr
23
25'/a
Jun
Jun
July
25
25'/a
480
17'A
Jan
29
30
31%
175
30
Jun
35% May
16
16
1,357
13
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22o8
221/4
.—11111—2.50
Paper
33%
33%
33%
„
1
Gen
Inv
17
22% Jun
20
Jan
400
29
Apr
33%
Feb
™
^
«
*£
510
2.25 Apr
2% "9
Trust
♦
7%
7%
7%
Corp
Gold
May
May
Apr
2'500
•
A
54%
49%
Consolidated
FOOTNOTES
*
Apr
a
No
par
Odd
'400
1
47'Ac
44c
50c
15,419
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN AND
value,
lot
sale
t
(not
included
in
year's
range).
d Deferred
6%C
4c
7%c
87,266
3c
Jan
10c
62c
62c
66c
6,100
43c
Jan
71c
Jun
e
•
52c
52c
56c
7,100
33c
Jan
85c
ADr
29c
29c
1,000
24c
Mar
31c
Jan
r
delivery
6%
44c
Jan
July
2 55 Feb
8
Jun
65c
Jan
7%c July
in
year's
(not
(Un) Admitted
range),
(not
to
unlisted
'
trading privileges,
delivered,
wi When issued,
included
x
included in year's
range).
:
Ex-dividend.
y
Selling ex-interest,
price.
Cash sale
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
wd When
sale
f Flat
1
21
71%
.
i
Mines Ltd—
Jan
16
ClaSS A
Canadian
5% July
Park
1.08
16
j2
2.50
Jan
May
Paper
Petroleums
3,655
14c
1
Jan
'
*
Paper
Ontaria
Jun
6.85
14%
1
Bros
Yukon
v
Jan
Thompson
Tiara
b
Jun
31
Jun
1.69 May
Apr
11c
Jan
*
Tidal
21'A
May
Thompson Lund mark
Thorncliffe
20%
Jan
9%
Jan
*
Pend'Oreille' Mines"0"
MM
Third
Tamblyn
Linoleum
common
Inc
14 % Mar
1.75
6%
■
44'A
*
Gaspe Copper Mines
200
Feb
10
International
Loblaw
1,380
27c 28 %C
46
„*
common
Oilcloth
Co
1,000
1.65
37
:
Feb
Apr
Dominion
3.25
28c
„
•
Preferred
3.50
1.65
__
*
Oil
16%
35c
*
Paper
Dalhousie
High
150
30
5
Investments
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
9%
Canadian
May
9.80 Mar
~
41%
__
3.25
*
.
Sylvanite Gold Mines
Shares
9
*
3.40
common
for Week
High
41'A
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Canada
Vinegars
*
—_
Petroleum
Range
of Prices
■•••■/
*
Warrants
Supertest
1
Mar
80
Dollars
Sales
47% July
Sullivan
Mines
9c
Jan
33
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
Cons
Jan
52c
Canadian
9
„
Canadian
Stanwell Oil & Gas
1.55 May
in
Week's
Low
July
46c
Expressed
Friday
May
6%
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
STOCKS
32% July
9c
Shown
Jan
50
21 %
23c
1
Toronto Stock
July
1.06
•
Stanrock
9c 10%c
7
9
22
14%
•
Standard
Torbrit
Apr
58'A May
10'A Jan
30c
26%
Tombill
25
Feb
12
42%
Texaco
Jun
Jan
Apr
50
Steeloy
Apr
Jan
50
Steel
10c
1,500
2.00
30'A
Jan
9
preferred
Slater
24%
24%
Jun
Jan
Jan
69c
preferred
D
27'A
17c
B
K
85c
1,975
240
4.55
Simpsons Ltd
S
3,038
30
6.00
5,025
A
Siscoe
1.25
:
Jun
58% May
May
A
Silverwood
1.12
29%
1.25
19%
.
*
Warrants
Willroy
24 %c
Class
Miller
Jan
1
t
$6
Class
Silver
Jan
3.65
1
,•
Copper
Jun
Class
Silver
52'A
4,980
2,950
12%
.
Shawinigan Water &
Sherritt
15'A
130
5.70
18c
12%
Creek
Jan
6,140
55
5.45
11%
18c
3.80
Arts
Sheep
19%
54%
11%
——
A
Security Freehold
Selkirk
19'A
5.60
.___*
.
Western
May
103
33%
19%
Apr
July
1
Products
12
Jan
Feb
4%c July
11% July
11c
•
Oil
23%
Jun
1.30
12
Apr
1
;
<
Westates Petroleum
$4 %
6.35
.
Feb
9 %
Warrants
11%
-
Feb
9%
1,625
*
1
A
Oil
Foods
11% May
65c
21,891
6%c
1,880
Warrants
77% Mar
18%
5,200
17%
11%
Metal
class
Seven
:7lc
4,583
12
11%
60c
Canadian
Westfair
Jan
7%c May
99%
.
50
10%
Gold
Petroleum
Scarfe
65c
429
16%
—1
Petroleums
Satellite
66C
-
11%
:
Gold
River
24
103
17%
•
common
—
Antonio
-
1
Horsey
Warrants
San
24
103
6%c
11%
*
Nickel
Surf
Apr
Feb
Apr
11%
1
Knapp Canada Ltd
Mining
Weedon
Decalta
10 %
Jun
7%
12
50
Watevous Equipment
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
Western
22,745
2.82 Mar
Jun
11%
*
Western
15%
-
6%c
1
Jun
15
24
Jan
W
Apr
10
100
4'A
Mines
&
9% May
Apr
—•
100
Trust
Wasamac
87
Jan
8%
common
6'Ac
1
Products
7
74%
Corp
6%c
*
1.65
1
Grey
Jan
145
preferred
12c
16%
*
Wiltsey Coghlan
St
Feb
Mines
Jan
300
1
&
4c
6,005
Ryanor Mining
Mfg
3,966
9%
14%
Jun
Jun
22 %c
n
84%
-
7c
Petroleums
9
,
40c
3,600
35CT
1
Lake
Jan
20%'May
8c
;
Werner
Mar
Jan
7%c
common
Exploration
Wespac
7.40
15% May
14'Ac May
7%c
Corp„
2.30 July
15c
Feb
July
Jan
*
17% May
9,000
::
7%
11
May
83%
Industries
10c
1
Wainwright
1.18 May
Feb
Mall
Preferred
Russell
9
14,,800
21c
trust—
Ltd
Victoria
Apr
May
9-
common
16.050
11c
Jan
32c
84
Canada
of
Oil
13%
10c
2,475
Mines
Violamac
Jan
99c
*
1
12%
•
:
Cons
Vespar
Jan
Jan
A
Consol
Rowan
Mar
13%
1
Fortune
Steel
Ventures
May
10%
Jun
July
100
Pall
of
Jan,
4.55
class
Paper
4c
Jan
4%c July
100
6%
6%
1
Mines
July
July ?
25
10,400
Hill
Apr
16
9,600
9.10
31c
17
Jan
36c
A
1.35 May
105
2.30
*
Mill
Mines
Rocky
6%
10
75c
1
Uran
Cotton
Rockwin
150
*
—;
Algom
Rio
250
10%
1
1
*
1
common
Mines
Rexpar
6%
10%
80c
*
Minine
Reitman
6%
10%
45c
1
Mines
Renabie
6%
•
Rapid Grip new common
Class
72c
5.95
Jan
1.80
Reef
Waite
1
Radiore Uranium Mines
Jan
2.50
19%
18'A
.
Oils,
Vandoo
3.35 Mar
Jun
12c
8.35
7c
5,185
17
Upper Canada Mines
9% Mar
40
10
7,555
12,598
5.35 July
Jan
Feb
5.95
16
17
30
Keno
United
May
7
Quebec Metallurgical
5.00
Jun
22'%
*
United
Apr
*
—1
Quebec
Apr
July
15% Mar,
35c
Mar
18c
Mar
19
1.65
B
United New
May
8c
16
17
Preferred
11 %c May
9%c
9 Vic
1
1
1
1
Copper
Ascot
Jun
44
A.¬
preferred,—
United
Quebec
Canada
Corps class
United
92
Feb
*
Canso voting
Class
53
Mar
1.70
common
United
Feb
Jan
A
Jan
87
36%
*
_
United
6.35 Mar
1.39
of
38
175
„1
United Asbestos
May
Jun
Gas
225
550
_l
1
preferred—
Union
53
92
39%
15 %
__*
_
-
Acceptance
2nd
3.00 May
4.75
Ltd
Pipeline—
Shawkey Mines—
Union
Jan
54
Ltd
Minerals
Ultra
Jun
Apr
20c
Producers
Gas
30c
16,400
46c
22%
4.80
•
Gas
Jun
*
I
City
Jan
20%
Jun
Jan
Airways
Mines
Purdex
Mar
4c
•
1
Electric
Prospectors
Provo
40c
300
100
Royalties
Premium Iron Ore
Preston
5,995
4c
39c
50c
Trust
President
62c
4c
1
Corp
Prairie
54c
56c
Prairie
37%
62'A May
55% Jun
21
*
—
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Oil
6 5'A
Jan
16
5.45
Pipeline
82c
13.049
Feb
58
16%
Resources
44c
44c
•
Oils
Power
Oil
Transcontinental
55
High
57'/a
1
;
Pipeline
Transmountain
Jan
160
53
;
warrants
Canada
3,680
92
16
.
65%
62%
39%
92
„
rights
5%
5%
1
Development
Ponder
B
Low
53
53%
40
15
*
1.58
preferred
Trans
May
•
Range Since Jan. 1
High
64%
*
9c
20c
A
Shares
62
100
7,545
Jun
64'A
50
preferred
9,000
14c
Twin
Pitch
class
for Week
Low
10
^
B
4% %
Jan
Bank
preferred
9%
10%
Ltd—
Indus
4.50
3.90
Star
10%C
Ltd
Co
Toronto
Mar
8%
Gas
&
Oil
24c
8%
Mines—
&
Jan
Dominion
10 Vic
-.
Mines-
Oil
17c
Toronto
Sales
Range
Par
14 %c May
15c
common
&
Gold
Peruvian
11,700
21c
Jan
—1
1.25
Pipeline common
Penmans
High
6c
4.50
1
Exploration
Pembina
Low
28,000
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
—1
Paymaster Consol
Peerless
21c
2
Canada
of
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10 %c 12 %c
.—~1
1
*
Mines
for Week
Shares
Monday, July 17, 1961
.
.
(Range for Week Ended July 14)
Sales
of Prices
Friday
.
Ex-rights.
'z Ex-stock
......
dividend.
Volume
194
Number 6073
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(255)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
The
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association
Dealers, Inc., and ether selected sources. They do not represent actual
intended
as
guide to the
a
range
within
which
these
securities
Industrials and
Bid
10c
18%
20 Va
1
11%
13 Va
Farrington
68
Federal
_____
Air
Products
Aibee
Inc
Homes:
Inc
Alberto-Culver
Aid " Inc
Alice
_1
Air
Co
West
Mfg
Development
27%
Co
__*
13%
Mortgage Assn.lO^
Natl
74%
Financial
.10
___
Bid
1
Financial
363A
31 y4
33%
16
17 %
First Boston Corp
Fischer Foods Co
1
___
Filter
Par
Far
33 %
Co
1
Allied Radio Corp
Alside Inc —;—i
Amer
Va
63/4
7%
l
Co____
29
31%
l
31%
35 V3
__1
Co
12%
13%
57%
A___l
47
50Va
l
8
8%
Bros
Class
Frito
Gear
&
15%
4%
Pacific
Far
Pacific
Gamble
26%
28%
11%
12%
1
9%
10%
1
Mach
cl A_5
Corp class A
16%
18
Participating preferred.—_3
55%
59
35%
37%
Arizona
Public
Service
Co
14%
27% v
30%
39%
Art
Metal
Construction
Arvida Corp
Co.
17%
Grinnell
11%
Grolier
~il
54%
57%
Pub
52%
7%
55
59
Hagan
of
Amer_,l
Chemicals
23%
25%
Hallicrafters
93'%
98
Hamilton
Hanna
1
22%
24%
1
21
23
___1
8
87/8
8%
9%
.__
Inc.——
Inc__:
Co
10
1
23%
25 Va
21
77/a
8%
40'%
12 V2
Light Co
Inc
Boston
Capital Corp
Botany Industries Inc
1
21
223/4
1
8%
10c
26'%
29%
common—.*
22y2
Co
preferred—_25
Sharpe Mfg Co
(Charles) Co Inc
Brush Beryllium Co
Buckeye Steel Castings Co—
24%
33%
36%
35
37%
49
*
10c
Interstate
California
Oregon Power Co__20
Tel
Service
Cannon Electric
__10c
B
4%
4%
Hudson
A
common
Husky Oil Co::—.——
1
42%
Indian
1
Head
Mills
Gas &
Inc
Water
International Bank of Wash
40%
18%
Motor
Interstate
Securities
25%
28
Interstate
Vending
Diver
Co
Serv
cl
A
254
1
27
27%
29%
Jamaica
22Va
23%
Jervis
8%
9%
—_1
29 %
Ritz
Chattanooga Gas Co
Chicago Musical Instrument
1
5%
1
6%
43
45%
cl A__33%c
28y4
30%
33y3C
com
26%
28%
B
Clinton Engines Corp
Clute Corporation
Gas
.1
4%
15
16 %
1
Inc
86
89%
18'%
19%
2y2
<3as Co__
Colorado Interstate
5Va
lc
Product
Colorado
Milling & Elev
Colorado
Oil
5
41
*
43%
1
Co
23
J
25 Va
Gas
Corp com_3
preferred
25
14%
16
21%
23 %
1
"" 7%
8%
Light & Power Co_*
28%
30%
$1.25 conv,
Commonwealth Gas Corp
Consol Freightways
Products
5
Continental Transp Lines Inc
Coffee
Electric
Ridge
Company
Prop
1
10
11%
87
94
1
Co
Cook
9%
25%
50c
Corp
Coral
8%
23 %
...2.50
Rock
20
22^
7%
8
Company
8y4
14
1
15%
5
28%
19%
2iy4
5
65%
69
5
Corp ,__
Cummins Engine Co Inc
26%
_*
CTS
19 %
1%
Crouse-Hinds Co
Business
11 Va
12
Kentucky
21%
34
Natural
12%
32
Co
8%
Star
Long
(Hugh W)
Lucky
Steel
1
—
Stores
& Co
Inc
Inc
Gas &
50c
McLean
27 y4
McLouth
16
Melpar Inc
17%
22 y2
Meredith
*
25
27
Metromedia Inc
1
Co
47%
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
5
34 %
37
Microdot
*
5
77%
82(4
Mid-American Pipeline
Midland Capital Corp
common
conv
R)
7
1
pia
(R
Co
1
Dura Corporation
Duriron Co
1
Midwest
36%
Miehle-Goss-Dexter cl A com_7%
Miles Laboratories Inc
2
Miller
Technical
Mfg Co
-
Minneapolis Gas Co
65%
Missile
5V2
6y<j
15%
16%
Corp
__10c
Mississippi Shipping Co
5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas
27
29
42%
31 Va
Missouri
Utilities
45
Mohawk
Rubber
33
36 Va
Nalco
Paso
Co
Corp
Fleccro-Scmnce Investors
Electro-Voice Inc
Electrolux
Corp
(
Electronics Capital Corp
F'ppnmnins International
Emhart Mfg. Co_
Empire State Oil
Ennis
Forms
Chemical
Co
Co
♦
28
30Va
1
15 V2
17(4
National
1
37%
40%
Class
B
common
12%
36
38%
1
34
36%
19 %
21%
Nicholson
82
86%
North American Coal
16%
17%
North
Carolina
North
Penn
Cap_l
;—1
Co
Eng Gas & Elec Assoc
File Co
36%
12%
13%
14y8
15%
14 %
16(4
Northwestern
Galvan Inc
For footnotes, see
——1
preceding page.
Northeastern Water Co
Pub
Serv
19%
21%
21%
St
Trust
Co
17%
19%
34%
37%
*
22
4%
5%
25%
27%
21%
23%
1
23%
25%
16%c
45%
48%
1
31%
34 y8
Swasey Co
Bros
Brothers
20
50c
*
Wash Natural Gas Co
17%
5
Co
31%
33%
29
31 Va
21%
23%
10
19%
Washington Steel Corp
Bros Transport A
1
1
6%
Welch
7%
1
48%
51%
10c
23
25
1
37
39%
33%.
22%''
35%
Watson
Scientific
Wellington Mgt Co class A
Wesco
Financial
West
Coast
Corp
Tellephone Co
West
Point
Manufacturing Co_»
10
Westcoast Transmission
•
Western
Lt
&
Telephone
14!%"
Va
ft*
5
31%
33%
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
25%
27%
Western
1
12%
13%
Natural
Gas
Co
Western Power & Gas
5
25%
27%
Western
1
79
83%
7.50
35%
37%
Publishing Co Inc
Weyerhaeuser Co
Whiting
Corp
5
11%
13 Va
3
9%
10%
4
6%
Wisconsin Power & Light Co—10
38%
40%
Witco
42%
45%
Wilcox
Electric
Co
Chemical
_5
Wood Conversion Co
7
5
9%
10%
1
21%
23%
10
18%
20 Va
74
78%
Work Wear Corp
61
65%
19%
21%
55
60%
Yellow Transit Freight Lines—1
7%
8%
17%
18%
Yuba Consolidated Industries—1
4%
5%
Wurlitzer
Co
7
8
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
5
10
Bid
23
392
77
81%
63
68 %
5
40
43%
57
61
Mellon
53
57%
Mercantile Tr
78%
81%
Monmouth
79%
82%
County Nat Bk(NJ)l
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
73
National
10
Trust- Co
—50
of North Amer_5
Co
A;
(NJ)„10
Tr
Co_12%
5
Co (Chicago).'
County Trust Co
241/a
20%
22
33
18
36 Va
19%
Natl
Bank
69%
116
124
380
(N Y)
-^-50
Fairfield County Trust Co
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y)_10
National
Bank
National
City
58 %
17 Va
18 %
64%
25
50%
55
89
94
350
369
64%
67%
Natl State Bank of Newark_12%
New Eng Merchants Natl Bk_l0
79
833/4
52%
56 %
New
Jersey Bank & Trust Co_ll
40 %
44
Northern Trust Co
40%
43%
343/4
371/4
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
(Chicago)_20
62%
65%
154
162
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
Natl
(Camden
(N Y)
Corp (Minn)—10
N
Natl
Bank
Bk
&
Rockland National Bank—
of Boston__12 Va
94%
of
Bank
of
Bank
(Jersey
Bank
11%
&
First
of
Natl
83 %
98%
87 %
Royal Bank of Canada
73
763/4
10
63
66 %
Royal State Bk of New York—5
29%
31%
32%
35%
St
54%
25
85
89%
Second Natl
Louis__20
78
City)_5
of
St
of
Rochelle
'
61 %
42
Y__5
46
48%
65
68 Va
53%
56%
15 Va
14%
Girard
Hanover
30%
32 Va
25%
27%
Harris Tr & Sav Bk (Chic)
20
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co__10
Hudson County National Bk
10
Hudson Tr Co (Union
City)
8
Industrial National Bank of
Natl Bk
of
Corn
of
Providence R I
Industrial
Co
94%
58
39
421/4
Bank
L I
Exch
New
N
Bk__15
York__10
—
Natl Bk
Bank
10
(Wash)—20
of Phila
10
59
71
753/4
38
42
861/2
10
12%
82 3/4
28%
State
Bank of
10
73
773/4
St B & T
10
39
41%
(Los Angeles)
Albany
(Boston)
30 Va
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New
York)
25
Trade Bank & Tr Co
(N Y)__10
62%
67
38
40%
11 Va
Trust Co of New Jersey
2%
Union Bank of Com (Cleve)_10
lOVa
50%
54%
Union
Maryland_10
55
25
27 %
40
18%
20%
United States Tr Co (Boston)_10
United States Trust (N Y)—20
118
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Arix)_5
48%
51%
98
103
Valley Bank & Trust
(Phila)
1st
Trust Co
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
91%
10
39%
Trust
Union
29%
State
(Philadelphia)_10
13%
Franklin
Louis
5
10
Security First Natl Bank
Westchester Natl Bank
New
(Suffern N Y)
Seattle
City Bank (N Y)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
Co
27
20
Natl
Trust
753/4
—
Dallas
Bank
Bank
72
Chicago
Passaic County
First
160
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas )_12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
Natl
103/4
691/2
61%
Natl
Natl
66
61
Natl Bank
National
413/a
20
49%
First
First
(Philadelphia)
57
First
First
56
38 3/4
56%
First
14 Va
24%
52%
45%
7Va
20%
Trust
223/4
20
6%
40 Va
18%
&
5
Bank—10
National
(Atlanta)
10
(Baltimore)—lo
6%
13
(Hackensack N J)
Trust
J)
37%
27%
383/4
60
Newark & Essex
Banking Co (N J)
Pittsburgh National Bank
Natl Bank
25%
158
Philadelphia
First
3
36%
7.50
49 %
First
15%
151
(Albany)
92%
14 Vs
84%
Co
44
48
28%
363/4
(Cleve)—8
87%
98%
14%
711/4
34
Westchester_5
10
93%
78
Trust
of
Bank
10
443/4
263/4
68
National Commercial Bank &
Fiduciary Trust Co
Camden
9%
123%
10
72 %
Co
6%
8%
1201/4
10
(Fairfield County)
67
First
5%
Detroit
of
49%
73/4
National Bank & Trust Co
lo
161/2
16%
25
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)
15
15%
York
Bank
166
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12 %
Empire Trust Co
22Vt
133/4
32%
45
50%
50%
20%
14%
158
(St Louis)—12.50
43 %
60
Bank Stk
23V4
New
(Pgh)_25
54 %
56%
First
13
County N Y
Nat Bk & Tr Co
46%
47%
153/4
21%
Nassau
40 %
5
29%
263/4
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
402
Plains
York)
14%
25
(Buffalo)
National
33%
(White
Trust
of
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
27%
123/4
30 V4
Ask
Manufacturers & Traders
16
24%
22
35'/a
5
Manufacturers Tr Co <N Y)—lo
67%
10
(Phila)
of Cleve
45%
New
33
5
28%
64%
Louis—20
22%
u
77%
9
Long Island Trust Co
26%
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago)_25
•
49 %'
74%
375
10
_10
42%
4Va
43%
46
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
421/2
58 %
40%
48%
Connecticut
521%
48%
54
45
27V4
3%
Bid
45%
25
25
39%
Par
Irving Trust Co (N Y)—
—10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)—10
70
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
10
49
Companies
61%
(Savannah)
Cleveland
1
Ask
58%
(N J)_
Natl Bank
Bank
First
$4 pfd_*
Co
&
Warner
Warren
51%
Wilcox-Gay Corp
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
Citizens & Southern National
First
5
Northwest Natural Gas-
&
23%
61
1
Co
34V4
Ets-Hokin
71%
35%
*
10c
Co
68
21%
261/4
Natural Gas_2.50
Gas
Warner
16%
48%
1
Corp
88%
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila__10
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)
12%
57
1
2.50
Oil
Central
33
50c
11
1
Power
Camden Trust Co
133/4
1
—1
Oil
2
New
13%
12%
24
Corp
5
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Nevada
Broad
12%
2%
Company
Co
Gas &
5
1
Narragansett Capital
7V2
Co
-
Resistor-common-,____2.50
Equity
Erie
Business
1
(Texas)
Electrada
,
10
Laboratory Inc
Electric
1
Systems
24%
El
1
1
71 y2
42%
2 %
Eastern Utilities Associates
Devel
66
Dynamics Corp of Amer $1 pref_2
Economics
1
22
61
—1
2
•
52V2
39%
1
_,_1
Inc
Co
19 '/2
.
Bradstreet Inc
—
33
__5
—25c
Drackett Company
.Duffy-Mott Co
77/s
Inc
49
5
-
Sons
Labs
Bush
5
43 y2
;
Elecs
Co
Inc—,_1
Arts
Inc
Donnelley
Motor Lines—1
5
Chemical
Dictaphone Corp
Diversa Inc
5
1
Fast
Publishing
7%
(Jim)
57%
15
5
_100
St
Trust
14%
Finance
46%
Connecticut Bank
20 V2
Merchants
43%
Commercial
1
,
6%
Walter
84
(N Y)
Boatmen's Natl Bk
353/a
1
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
16
11%
24%
Detroit Internat Bridge
Co
10%
23%
lc
Eng
36 Va
53%
10
33
2%
&
14%
33
50c
Inc class A
34%
Virginia
Bk
3
Steel Corp
32%
25
of New York.
of
Bankers Trust Co
Commercial
1
Machine
13
5
Co
Reed
&
32
(NY)
Bank
413/e
Co—16
Industries
McNeil
30%
6%
Bank
25%
1
8%
12%
20
Commerce
383/4
Corp
1
Herrington Co Inc
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry—50c
12%
23%
11%
2.50
Francisco)
of
23%
Dejur-Amsco Corp class A
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
7%
21%
l
___l
9%
5%
Marmon
liy4
(San
Bank
•
Electronics
1
Co
1
Inc
9%
Bank of America NT&SA
463/s
Marlin-Rockwell
Maxson
8%
1
Steamship
Screw
21%
4%
1%
Electric
1
10
Register
30%
43%
1
Ludlow Corp
Lytton Financial Corp
Madison
5
cl B__5
com
33%
1
&
19%
1
Co
31%
Grocery
2%
28
1
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
53%
Par
43
lc
Blower
31%
50%
Baltimore National Bank
35%
40%
1
Laguna Neguel Corp units
23
29%
Von's
2%
546
_10
Lanolin Plus
20%
5
25
Construction &
Waddell
Bank and Trust
133/4
3
10
Koehring Co
Laboratory for Electronics
18%
Common non-voting
Stanley Works
32%
Co Inc
60
1
23%
30
Keystone Custodian Fds cl A—♦
Keystone Portland Cement
3
Lau
21%
510
Inc
28%
17
1
10%
36%
Gas_5
Trecker Corp
30%
55%
Co
Co
10
66 V2
*
Utilities Co
Ketchum
60
2c
Kennametal
25
1
Machines__10c
&
17
4
28%
Stanley Home Products Inc—
11
15%
1
Corp
Kansas-Nebraska
Fruit
Standard
49V4
10
5
Co
46
5%
3%
-
15%
Co
48%
*
33
13%
Co
Gas
Standard
36 %
44
1
Service
Kearney
24%
34%
Oil
Stand
16%
90%
Staley (A E.) Mfg Co
29%
1
Kaiser Steel Corp common
$1.46 preferred
Mattel
Danly Machine Specialties
Darling (L A) Co
Supply
Co
Lone
11%
10%
1
pfd—
Craig Systems Inc
Wafer
Steel
Kalvar
22%
Spur
7%
58
10c
Sprague Electric Co
270
1
Corp
Jessop
Johnson
32
5
15
Corp
1
33%
com_l
Inc
10
Corp
Serv
87/a
31%
Union
Southwestern States Tel
Spector Freight Sys Inc
Speer Carbon Co
18 Va
11%
1
Co
Public Service Co__
Corp__6
Co
Control Data
Iowa
8
10%
8%
31%
Eng Tel Co
Power
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vance Sanders &
Company
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Vector Mfg Co
Vitro Corp of America
:
29%
Southwest Gas Producing Co
Southwestern Elec Service Co
Southwestern Investors
6%
5
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
18%
Ionics
5%
14%
5
New
Southern
67/a
16%
Interstate
68 y2
Investors
6
Corp
*
Freight Sys__l
Engineering
17 %
27%
17%
1
59%
2
Southern
35 Va
Itek
Cetron
17
58
33%
Telephone
Central VT Public
31%
32%
10
.
28%
15%
55%
34%
86
Paper
7%
Mining—2
27%
Corp
8%
6%
Utah
*
South Snore Oil & Dev Co
Southern Calif Water Co
7%
1
18%
28%
Co
Sorg
53%
Corp
64
4%
Skil
6%
& Cable
43
29%
38%
1
Co
56 %
1
Bakeries
16
50%
5%
52
29
Recreation Corp—50c
International Textbook Co—*
24
41/4
Simplex Wire
27
Internat'l
Interstate
87 %
Power
1
-
26%
4%
2
88%
Pacific
3%
27%
36%
7(4
Sierra
10
Inc
26%
Interstate
(G D) & Co
Seismograph Service Corp
15 %
40
1
Corp
34%
27
28 Va
*
Systems
5
5
2%
5
9
30
1
Co
26%
_1
Indianapolis Water Co
Information
Fetzer
50c
United States Chem Mil
Corp
United States Leasing
53%
6%
Foreman & Co
Searle
1
26%
471%
&
14 Va
:
1
4%
Scott
Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class
32%
Consolidated
Bantam Co
Scholz Homes Inc
Scoct
3iy2
Connecticut
Schield
36 Va
23%
Upper Peninsular
14%
•
22 %
27%
54
*
50c
60
7%
1
24%
17
13%
1
;
10%
22%
25 %
32%
—20c
Associates Inc
Sawhill Tubular Prod Inc
Scantlin Electronics
50%
52 %
37/a
Petroleum
Sanders
7%
47%
34
Corp
Jacinto
9%
1
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
United Utilities Inc
5
31
1
San
19*54
6%
Marie Reid
33
1
40%
49
Manufacturing Co__2%
91%
26%
30%
United States Realty Invest
United States Servateria
Corp.l
United States Sugar
Corp
1
55%
1
Sabre-Pinon
45(4
1
30%
&
Rose
4
*
10
Stores
Rockwell
11 >4
Material
Central Maine Power Co
States
Robertson (HH) Co
10%
1
Field
Central 111 Elec & Gas Co—_10
Central Indiana Gas
Co.,
__5
Central Louisiana Electric Co
5
class
3%
41
Rice
178
Johnson
25
com
Ceco Steel Products
Corp
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
Common
97/a
Oil
__1
.
class
Citizens Util Co
39%
163
Brand
2
Mills Inc__3%
Roadway Express class A
25o
Robbins & Myers Inc
♦
58
Howard
17
1
the
River
26 y4
37
Houston
38y4
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-1
of
23
54
10%
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
Hugoton Production Co
25
12y2
Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd
Electronic
24%
18%
1
55%
•.
Co_25
Inc
Central
22%
1
20 y2
5
Telep Go
Mills
31 y8
2V2
Corp
39%
1
California
&
29%
Houston Natural Gas
Indiana
Water
A
24
_3
& Co
9
22y2
110
Bruning
Water
class
2.25
Corp
Fearless
24 Va
3
1
America
Houston
43%
12 %
Riley Stoker Corp
24Va
«.
______
Byllesby (H M)
13%
Hoover
41
22%.
37%
25%
Richardson Co—
127
Splendor Min 6% pfd_ll
Voltage Engineering
1
Houston
58
126
1
Hilton Credit Corp
of
54%
118
5
Inns
23%
5
87
24%
1
Gas Elec Lt & Power
Union Texas Nat Gas
Corp
34%
21%
117
1
Hidden
Holiday
32
1
Mining Co
Harvey Aluminum Inc
Hathaway Instruments Inc
High
1
25c
10
common
Hanna
Heublein Inc
30%
:
A
class
126
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
Heath
(D C) & Co
5
19 y4
Inc
Purina Company
Republic Natural Gas Co
56%
1
Tucson
80%
117
16 Va
38 y4
$1.20
Co class A com_10
65
28%
77
Ralston
23y4
1
Products
Radiation
25%
61
1
Bryson
Bowl-Mor Co
22%
24
1
Purolator Products
20%
•
14%
1
&
57%
*
I
24 V4
1
&
52
__i
Inc
1
25
Alegre Sugar Corp
Purex Corp Ltd
1
1
Co
Inc
Power
A)
B
Controls
&
Co
Cosco
(M
Class
1
California
Dunlap
1
—
Co
Tools
Inc
Ct
Interstate
2.50
Gas
Black Sivalls
Grosset
20%
*
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp
Transvale Elec Corp
24%
3 2 Va
Dunham
New
6%
54
&
of
49%
liy8
Dun
Co
34%
19
53
Trans-World Financial
12%
22%
50 y2
$1.25
Serv
32%
Tracerlab Inc
9(4
11%
1
♦
Dorsett
8%
1
5
Black Hills
-
10c
5
9Va
5
Diebold
Inc
Hamp
8%
Hathaway Inc
Beryllium Corp
Billups Western Pet Co
t
Properties
Petroleum
Punta
Photo
Di-Noc
27
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico
Berkshire
Dial
44%
14 %
,
Dashew
41%
24%
31%
Bros
Cross
Producing
Pubco
Co
27%
Manufacturing
Corp
Bag Co
Beneficial Corp
Cook
7%
Tokhelm Corp
Towmotor Corp
of America
9%.
36%
30%
32%
31%
12%
Petroleum
Colonial
18y2
186
*
5
Electric
8%
,
29%
50c
19%
33%
1
Time Inc
29
(A J). Markets.,—.
Coastal
17%
175
1
1
12%
25%
Oil
Charles
5
Corp
Inc
Genl
Co
7%
11
1
Behlen
.
Potash
Inc
16%,
11%
Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass—•
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
•
1
Mfg
Cannon
25%
7%
1
Atomics
Cameo
Portland
23%
Books
Inc
Inc
Thermo King Corp
Thomas & Betts Co
21
15
1
31%
Gulf
&
Bates
Calif
5
Pocket
Chemical
29%
Retailers
Baker
Brown &
7%
12%
*
27%
6%
7
37
6%
•
Co
Plymouth Rubber Co
11%
17%
3%
34%
10%
-18%
2
Gas
Growth Capital Inc.,.
Oil
Bowser
Natural
20%
180
1
Thermo-O-Disc
15%
15%
Products
Bowman
Pioneer
25%
14%
l
Pickering Lumber Corp
'
23%
23%
28%
Aztec
Berkey
'
5
1
1
14%
1
Avery Adhesive Prod
Belco
20%
41%
18%
171
1
Texas Industries
26
-;_1
—
Avon
Bemis
43
18%
7%
38%
1
Inc
31%
29%
Spring. Corp_______10
Automatic
Bayles
13%
39%
1
Glickman Corp class A
Green (A P) Fire Brick Co
Green Mountain Power
Corp
10
12%
Fund
22
5%
39%
•
Television Shares
Mgt
Texas Butadiene &
4%
_____.1
,
2.50
16%
v
10
Assembly Prod Inc.—
Associated
Baird
Merchandise Co
Hannifin Corp
Petroleum Inc
25%
36%
1
Telecomputing Corp
1
Pendleton Tool
Industry
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers
Permanente Cement
10
49%
19%
1
13%
1
Co
25%
5
Arkansas Missouri Power Co...5
Arkansas Western Gas Co
5
1
Co
Techno
18
5
Pantasote
Parker
7%
6%
23%
1
Broadcasting Co
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
46%
Packaging Corp of America
9%
37%
Gibraltar Finan Corp of Calif
l
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool__2
Glasspar Company class A
1
1
6(4
Pauley
Seneral
common
Power .&
7
-
10%
l
Taft
16%
90c
3714
1
Inc
10%
11%
15%
9 %
6%
1
10
8%
v
Corp
5
Co
Light Co
43%
l
Swingline Inc class A
Systron-Donner Corp
Mercury Electronics
Pacific
Greene
5
Line__
Robinson
34%
12%
Co
9
17' '■ %
East
21
38%
Farms
8
Pacific
T
Corp
Properties
19%
11%
Arden
15%
Brewing Co
•
!
•
Stouffer
16%
4(4
1
17
40%
9%
Susquehanna Corp
*
1
36
53%
Stubnltz
I
American
.•
40%
Coast
Gas
-
37%
Airmotive
_1
15%
1.25
Corp
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
Pabst
Garlock
50
5%
18%
Pacific
Ask
5%
1
17%
Co
Bid
l
Co
*
:
Pacific
40%
4
Power
&
5
Corp
96
29%
3%
Tail
Hall
5%
21
37%
.-_V-
Otter
Coal
Stein
10c
84%
27%
Co_
73%
Ben
Prod
19
2
Sterilizer
Old
River
Statler Hotels Delaware
Corp.
44
30%
80
American Pipe & Const Co__
1
Amer-Saint Gobain Corp____7.50
Anheuser-Busch Inc
14%
Miss
anv
Ask
40%
28
10
,1
*
Service
Oklahoma
l
Co
89
5
Co
29%
:
Corp
Futterman
Water Service
Origin of
—■£-««-usr
x
B
Franklin
Ohio
Bid
Par
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
Ask
A
Fitchburg
24 Va
22%
54
American-Marietta Co
Governor
(Quotations for Friday, July 14)
by the "asked") at the time of
compilation.
"Natlonar«"
The
*
Foote
American Express Co
American Greetings class
American Gypsum Co
(indicated
10
Paper class
Florida Capital Corp
Florida Steel Corp
American Biltrite Rubber Co_100
American Cement Corp
5
-_5
Fisher
Federation Inc
28'A
26 %
bought
or
Par
Ask
*
——
Land
64
by the "bid")
Utilities
Par
Acoustica Associates
Aerovox Corp
of Securities
transactions. They are
have been sold (indicated
could
43
Trust
Co of
25%
59%
■
125
61
64V2
5
30%
32%
Amer Trust Co„10
73%
77
Wachovia Bank At Trust Co
(Winston-Salem N C)
24
79%
73
Wells
Fargo
44
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(256)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Mutual Funds
2.35
2.59
1
7.10
7.82
1.25
8.34
9.02
B-2
(Medium
1
4.68
5.00
B-3
(Low
1
al7.44
1
9.65
10.55
K-l
(Income
*
1.65
1.82
K-2
(Growth
Advisers Fund Inc
Fund
Inc
Shares
Business
American
Fund
Investors
American
Fund Inc
Mutual
American
Trust—
Fund
Associated
Bid
Par
B-l
B-4
1
Grade Bonds)_1
Priced
Bonds)
1
(Discount Bonds)
24.33
25.40
21.72
23.70
15.08
16.45
10.15
9.30
1
1
9.32
10.17
1
18.08
Fund)
5.79
6.32
S-l
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
23.25
25.36
5.71
6.21
S-2
(Income
Stocks)—1
13.24
14.45
9.27
10.08
S-3
(Growth
Stock)—1
15.55
16.96
3.95
4.32
(Low Priced Com Stks) —1
15.34
16.74
Elect'nics Corp-lc
12.61
13.71
&
Axe-Science
13.90
Knickerbocker
Fund
Knickerbocker
Growth
13.86
14.22
15.58
7.41
8.10
15.18
16.59
Ltd
Fund
Canadian
Fund Ltd
Chemical Fund Inc
Securities
Christiana
7 %
Lazard
Lexington
Fund
Colonial
&
Electric
13.31
9.73
1
Inc
16.33
1934
Investing Co Inc
1
Mutual Fund Inc——1
Delaware Fund
——1
Delaware Income Fund Inc_;—1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Dividend Shares
25c
18.02
65.75
—
10.50
Fund
Fundamental
Futures Inc
Wide
Nation
Securities
Balanced
Preferred
Stock
New
York
One
Electrical
Capital
(T
Scudder
Scudder
15.86
7.76
Fund
1
14.65
16.01
1
11.19
12" 2 6
*
11.91
_50c
12.30
12.42
—2.50
9.94
10.80
1
21.83
22.48
Fund Inc„—1
a23.09
—10c
1
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
lc
9.78
,
Income
Fund
Incorporated
3.01
8.71
United
9,67
10.57
Fund
Co
Investment
Investors
of
Investors
Mutual
Stock
;
8.10
4%s
Jun.
10,
14.42
4%s
Dec.
12,
al4.17
3%s
--
—
7.23
5.13
12.38
12.24
Inc
Fund
Line
Fund
12.70
15.84
8.55
12.56
13.65
16.64
17.76
19.30
7.69
5.60
Selective
Wall
—10c
10.90
6.12
4.34
4.74
7.76
6.10
6.60
Research
Ltd
Fund
9.48
10.36
Investors
Fund
10.59
16.40
1
14.48
Whitehall Fund Inc
36.41
Winfield
1
al4.59
Growth
1
13.49
of
of
8
5
America
Co in
15.52
16.96
1
X7.21
7.79
40%
109
18%
31%
2.50
139
34%
142%
56%.
59%
5
58%
61%
3
36
38%
76%
80
City of N Y_2
1
11%
12%
2
32nds
more
Land
40
42%
of
point
a
Bid
Bank
Bonds
Feb.
20,
1962—:
May
4%s Aug.
20,
3%s
100.3
-
.
1962
1,
3%s
Oct.
22,
1962—
Feb.
20,
1963
May
4%s Apr.
100.12
1,
1963
20,
1964—-
4s
100.14
Oct.
20,
1964_
'
100.10
100.12
4s
Oct.
20,
102.2
4s
Dec.
20,
3%s
Feb.
21,
3%s
May
2,
4%s
Mar.
20,
101.24
4%s
Mar.
20,
100.24
4%s July
5%s Feb.
.
1969
101.4
99.24
101
100.8
-
-
15,
1969
97.24
20,
Apr.
1,
1970
102.8
5%s
July
20,
1970
99
4%s
Oct,
1,
1970-1967
1,
1971
-
.
-
—
-
.
98.24
3%s
104.24
105.24
4%s
Feb.
15,
1972-1967-
98.12
98.28
3%s
Sep.
15,
1972
May
102
100.28
100
100.12
100.12
98.24
96.16
97.8
-
.
100.24
100.8
101
102.8
1970
3%s
98
99.4
101.16
100.12
103
105
-
100.24
98.8
100.8
100.13
100
97
101.16
100.4
100.9
98.8
100
-
100.10
100.30
102.2
100
-
1968
99.24
100.8
100.22
98.24
1966
100.4
-
1966
101.16
-
1965
100
_
1965
101.26
100.9
101.26
.
1962-
3%s
99.24
Ask
100.7
—
1961
4s
—
100
105.24
94.24
95.16
105
105.24
101
101.24
94.16
99.8
95.8
100
96
96.24
100.1
100.1
1961
——^
100.3
100
100.2
1,
May
15,
Treasury Notes4s
Aug.
l%s
Oct.
1,
3%s
Feb.
15,
•is
Feb.
15,
3%s
Feb.
15,
1
%s
Ask
100.4
100.5
1,
Apr.
1,
May
15,
4s
Aug.
15,
Aug.
15,
Oct.
1,
3%s
Nov.
15,
Feb.
15,
or
100.6
100.3
one
more
32nds
point
a
Bid
100.5
Apr.
May
4s
100.7
1,
1963
15,
1963
May
-
15,
1963
97.12
101.8
1,
1963
99.30
Nov.
15,
1963
103.4
100.18
Apr.
1,
1964
95.8
100.24
100.26
May
15,
1964
100.10
—
Oct.
99.26
100.12
May
15,
1964
Aug.
15,
1964
_
96.14
_
95.16
103.12
100.18
100.22
104
104.4
99.10
100.30
101
Oct.
1,
1964
94.4
1962——
100.30
101.4
Nov.
15,
1964
103.22
1962
100.8
100.10
Apr.
1,
1965
92.24
May
1962
98.16
98.20
100.26
100.30
99.8
96.22
103.8
.
1962
5s
100.1
103.8
1962
99.14
97.20
101.12
99.31
100.16
:
i
1962
Ask
Treasury Notes (Continued)-
1.961
1962
of
Maturity—
Indebtedness—
Aug.
J—
94.12
103.26
93
1965
1,
1965
91.28
92.4
Apr.
99.10
15,
Oct
1,
1966
90.24
91
103
103.4
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
14.58
Fund—10c
Ind
17
Co^
20,
100.5
Bid
3 %s
16.54
13.25
2
Y)
Insurance
2%s
1961
17.83
15.18
35.70
38
104
(N Y)
Sep.
100.3
Figures after decimal point represent
11.57
1
Inc
1
Mutual Fund
_1
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
1
Inc___
(The)
1
Mutual
59
2
(N
4s
100.4
99.12
1961
Maturity—
2%s
Investing Corp
■
7.18
Fnd
Street
5
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
l%s
Washington
10.19
Fund
12.36
20.75
76%
Annuity Life Insur
or
100.1
1972—
1,
4s
Inc__
100.1
100.2
1971
9.88
10.97
one
100.1
1973
4,
9.58
Special Situations
11.43
Fire
100.3
1970
2,
2.70s Dec.
13.09
7.04
Fund
72%
Cooperatives—
43%
15.23
Inc_
Income
47%
10
Ask
100
1970
10,
Oct.
X7.82
Ltd
Canada
43%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Federal
1968——
12,
for
Bid
Banks
1969_
10,
Feb.
Jun.
Aug.
14.57
Shares-
Inc
19.20
Fund
Aug.
5%s
Certificates
Fund
Fund
Line
Value
Co
U S Life Ins
1966
10,
3 %s
Value
13.38
5.93
4%s
2%s
10.31
12.93
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2%
1965.
10,
3s
Fund
Science
Line
2%
1964.
11,
4%s
2%s
9.04
Fund
6.61
11.33
Sep.
18.05
11.62
Canada Ltd
11.82
Value
50c
1963
10,
Apr.
16.64
Inc---
Accumulated
Income
1
Apr.
4%s
8.79
Continental Fund
lc
Mar.
4%s
_
12.11
—
United
Boston—1
Group Cdn
Fund
Inc
United
United
S
1963.
a38.50
Century Growth Inv
.United
lc
19623— 1962
S
1962—
May 11,
41%
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9.26
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12,
16.80
._
12.91
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Johnston
Nov.
3%s
Funds—
Investors
Istel
Inc
8.47
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of
Group
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4%s
15.20
11.80
America
Trust
Inc—
Fund-lc
Growth
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18.07
20.17
al0.35
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1
Institutional Income Fund
Intl Resources
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lc
—
Inst Foundation Fund
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11*
a33.66
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United
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10,
10.63
7.97
2.75
13,
11,
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4%s
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Fund
of
Ins
U
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Feb.
Sep.
a20.05
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Fund
United
5%
1962
Farnham
Fund
1
Fund
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Income
Natl
5%s
7.41
Fund-
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&
Twentieth
1
Inc
Boston
of
Incorporated
15,
3%s
Clark—
Television-Electronics
UBS
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Apr.
13.27
Investment Corp
Balanced
Texas
a27.68
H-DA
3%s
Federal
18.56
Investors
Roe
Stock
5.57
•_
Series
Haydock Fund Inc
15,
16.62
Sterling Investment Fund Inc
6.20
Mar.
Banks
Stein
5.67
17,
15,
4%s
12.72
Street
61
4%
1961
15,
Feb.
9.06
lT.05
12.11
10c
Sep.
3.10s Jan.
16.16
11.64
11.06
——
15,
8.38
7.64
Inc—
Aug.
Loan
3%s
10.21
lc
Industry Shares Inc
2%s
Home
13.05
a9.90
State
——
Federal
3s
al4.66
1
American
7.57
Series H-C7
9.31
8.57
Inc
&
(Edson B)
6.90
Petoleum shares
17.19
Smith
-lc
shares
Mutual
—
of Canada-—25c
Southwestern
Funds
15.73
Shareholders Trust of Boston-
Selected
121
58
1%
_5
Obligations of Government Agencies
—
Corp
Stock Fund
Common
113
(Fla) _1
Figures after decimal point represent
Fund
Stevens
Sovereign
Hamilton
12.44
Inc
Fund
15.23
Guardian
10.49
Fund
Fund
11.16
Growth
9.29
9.60
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
13.91
Bond
8.50
14.51
9.68
7
Westchester Fire
Inc
Growth
Revere
10
—5
Co
of Amer
Standard Life
16.00
10.19
General
Insurance
Variable
Growth Stock
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78%
_1
~
38%
Inc
Fund
73%
75
Amer
Ins
Co
69%
1
Fund^Inc-!
39%
70
10
Insurance
66
Inc
8.91
6.97
Home
Guaranty
Travelers
35
11.51
2.96
lc
Title
Ins.—5
al5.52
1
Fund:
75%
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y___lo
1
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(The)
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of
Sec Life
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,
Growth
Hartford Fire Insurance Co____5
Hartford Steam Boiler
3s
Securities
Fully Administered shares—lc
Common
Standard
6148
—1
2.68
10.52
47%
7.95
Ltd_34c
Fund
26%
33
preferred
5.93
1
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23%
1
(New Haven)
7.27
1
lc
9.60
44 %
Ins
4%
6.25
Marine—
1
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Putnam'(Geo)
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10
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Putnam
Aviation-Electronics—
$6.50
4.08
Series
Fund
7.63
Group Securities—
33%
5
(Jacksonville
3.73
Street
6.94
7.14
60
31%
Life
3s
Puritan
&
4
10
Security Life & Trust Co
Springfield Insurance Co
57
Fla) .2%
Gulf
Insp & Insurance
Over-T.he-Counter
Price
St
Fire
2
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(Texas)
Insurance
Security Ins
Home Owners Life Ins Co
Shares
Philadelphia
146
Life
114
5.93
Fund
Square
138
Paul
62 %
(N
Insurance
Natl
24%
59%
145
12.12
Cppenheimer Fund
Securities
Corp
Republic
Republic
121%
23%
5
106
Chemistry &
William
Reinsurance
70
126
115%
(Pa)
137
5.43
Capital Fund
Electronics
Fund
1
95
1
Employees Insur (D C)__4
Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50
11.00
.
England
New
Nucleonics
62%
66%
120
1
Stock
lc
Trust
89
—10
Surety Co__
1
Series
Growth
2.73
21.17
29%
5
(N C)_
Seaboard
1
Stock
13.38
19.48
61
27
10
Life Ins Co
26%
1
—.—
Series
2.48
1
39%
57
5
Phoenix
Life
17.81
Income Series
11.18
36%
10
Co
Seaboard
16.47
Series
12.31
73c
49
3%
45%
1
Pine Street Fund Inc
10.20
26%
46
Indemnity Co
24
24.34
Series
Dividend
Funds Inc—
23
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y
Peerless Insurance Co
lo
Co
22.50
Pioneer
—1
Pacific
y
43
Ins
Corp_
Investors
Bond
9.43
50%
12%
5
Republic
Inc_l
6.89
Corp
General Investors
3.37
t
National Securities Series—
—
46%
-3.33%
Y
5
&
Co
2.49
Investors— —1*—1
of N
4
Hanover Insurance Co
6.31
Inc
Gov
59
5
(S F)__—2.50
Insurance
Great American
interest
2.28
_———
Capital
—
Shares
10c
series
Life
3.30
Fund
Scudder Stevens & Clark
General
Franklin
Fund—
Inc_—1
series—
America
of
19.28
1
Trust
beneficial
lc
stock
17.64
Firemen's Fund
1
beneficial
of
Peoples
Preferred
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
al5.33
5.28
stock
16.16
Stock
Growth
Inc
Life
14.79
1
20.53
*
104
125
Co
Govt
4.82
Common
Trust
Insurance
11.44
18.99
Mutual Fund-;
98
Assoc
10.43
Penn
Custodian
Investors
(N J)__
Group
1
15.86
Series
114
44%
2.50
Philadelphia Life Ins
Investment
21.32
18.59
Bond
205
10
Globe
9.10
14.51
Franklin
—lc
beneficial int—33 %c
of
Investors
19.61
17.20
Founders
Co
61
41
12%
Capital Fund_
—-1
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Fund
Ins
36%
5
Northeastern Insurance
Northern
50%
33%
57
Co—
—
11%
a23.85
Mutual
Ins
1
Energy Fund Inc—.—10
Equity Fund Inc
—.——20c
Federated Growth Fund
25c
Growth Fund Inc
Fire
Quaker City Life Ins
8.31
Florida
York
34%
47%
10
73%
15.19
Inc_l
New
North River
32%
5
Hampshire Fire
741%
7.60
Fund
New
4
14.06
Florida
3.79
193
109
190
1
Nationwide Corp class A
43 %
5
182
88%
289
5
Co__
144
■
5
Pyramid
1
Industrial
3.47
Assurance
33%
40%
276
137
com
70 %
50c
Financial
—lc
10
83
10
Ins__
65
13.43
Fidelity
19623
Continental
30%
(Ky) 2
Accident
Providence-Washington
12.43
-
NY_2
38%
&
6
Fund—.——-.—_50c
Corp
of
Life
34%
36%
.
Co
48%
321%
(N J)__.2
Beneficial Standard Life
_l
Boston Insurance Co
5
Insur Co
62%
58
Ins
Insur
~
44%
_10
Life
58
6.86
Stock Fund
61
Natl
Natl Old Line Ins AA
National Union Fire
5
18.73
Electronics Investment
5%
10
54
6.35
Balanced
56y2
16.44
3.69
4%
10
National Fire
Eagle Fire Ins Co
of
Howard—
&
13%
(Bait)—
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X17.23
Inc
Fd
Invest
Theory
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Fire
Employers
1
1
Dow
Eaton
5 y4
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Comwealth Life
1%
4%
1
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15.20
10.30
3.36
D
Investing Foundation—1
12.11
9.40
1
(Wash
(Galveston)
Ins
24.75
11.54
11.05
Corp
Mercury
Nat
22.89
14.19
12.90
45%
34 %
interest—1
18.20
66.41
Vegh
42%
Merchants
2.50
Mutual
8.78
Vegh
Assurance_12.50
Monument Life
1
Indemnity & Life Ins
3.05
National
8.03
44%
56
32
Continental Casualty Co
Crum & Forster Inc
:
Mutual Shares Corp
Investment Inc
Diversified Income Fund—.—1
42%
13%
Mutual
22.21
155
59%
Amer
Life
101
147
51%
12l/8
Amer
&
96
5
1
54
Investors
Bankers
257/a
10
5
_1
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
9.81
20.25
American
20%
24%
Mass
(Newark N J)__2%
Co
80 %
18%
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc_
Maryland Casualty
9%
_5
Assurance
4.23
2.99
Fund—
Series B
De
L
Fla)
Home
Mutual
21
9.00
(Jacksonville
22%
5
65%
8
61%
4.49
Massachusetts
17.65
Trust-1
Inc_lc
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
American General Insur Co_1.50
American Heritage Life Ins—
4.11
Fund
9.87
Continental Growth Fund
De
—
—5
Ask
20%
Tenn 3
Casualty Ins Co of
2.29
Mass
21.40
9.08
22
5
Casualty_5
2.64
shares
Massachusetts
19.03
1
20
American
&
preferred
conv
Bid
76%
Penna
2.79
Units
Inc
Life Insurance Co of Va
Lincoln National Life Insur
Fidelity
$1.25
of
Federal
11.14
19.69
17%
American
Assur
Co
—lc
Transport
10.58
17.51
23%
16
Equitable
Assurance
Special Investment shares—lc
12.55
10.25
21%
American
Citizens
al6.46
15.63
Fund—1
Consolidated Investment
Industries
Petroleum shares
199
140 %
xll.48
Life &
3.27'
shares———
14.30
Life
35%
Co
3.87
Paper
1
1
132%
331/4
Agricultural Insurance
2.42
9.66
1
Western
a29.83
—lc
8.84
shares
Corporate Leaders Trust
Crown
9.11
9.92
shares
193
127 V4
10
Insurance
shares—lc
Metal
Fund Inc
Fund
14.82
—.
General
12.31
5
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va) _5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)__2
Life
lc
shares
14.70
14.23
134%
133
Aetna
Co
Connecticut General
13.02
Composite Bond & Stock
Concord
13.56
Inc—1
Fund
Stk
Insurance
13.41
1
50c;
com—1.25
Stock
Fund
13.28
Inc__l
Investors
lc
Commonwealth
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X12.14
Loomis
Income
Commonwealtlh
1
Trust—
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can—1
Sayles Mutual Fund—*
_.——————1.
Investment
1
Fund Inc
17%
Managed Funds—
Inc
Commonwealth
17
19.38
Energy
&
Income
Insurance
Life
1
Inc_
12.44
—100
Growth
7.02
8.34
17.91
preferred
Colonial
Fund
1
Boston
of
6.40
7.61
1L38
Shares Trust
Fund
Chase
1
1
-—-—
...
Capital Life Ins Shares
Growth Stock Fund
Century
17.20
15.90
Fund—1
—
Growth
-1
Inc—
Canadian International
139
125
American
Life
1
——
Ltd_l
Fund
Par
132
10
American
14.98
Internatl
Ask
10
Insurance
Amer Ins
21.07
Keystone
11.22
General Fund—
(1954)
Ltd
to
19.28
Investing——50c
Bullock Fund
Ltd—.
1.
California Fund Inc
1
-
changed
12.72
Street
Canada
Canada
of
10.27
Fund
Broad
Fund
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Inc
——-1
Ridge
Boston
Com
1
Ltd
Canada
Blue
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Bid
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& Science
(Quotations for Friday, July 14)
Par
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Atomics Physics
Monday, July 17, 1961
.
Aetna
Bonds)
(Investment
.
Insurance Companies
Ask
Keystone Custodian Funds—
__25c
Fund
Affiliated
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Aberdeen
.
Rate
sues
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds
Bid
Tel
Steel
Armco
Baltimore
&
Tel
&
Brooklyn Union
Burlington
4%s__ 1998
4%s
Gas
.1986
Elec
Bausch & Lomb Opt
4%s_ 1986
4%S-_. .1979
5%s__ 1986
Gas
Dated
Due
Ask
Bid
Rafe
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
El
Ferro
Bros
&
5y8s
Interstate
Lorillard
127
99%
121
126
4s
Lo«"mstein
(M)
4%s
96%
97
2-62
100.1
100.3
2-
1
62
100.1
100.3
1-
3-61
10-
2-61
100.2
100.4
2.95s
6-
1-62
3-
1-62
100.1
100.3
100.2
100.4
3.05s wi
7-
3-61
4-
2-62
100.1
100.3
100.3
100.5
Gas
Ask
103
103%
85
90
July
20,
1961
112
July
27,
1961-
100
Aug.
1961
Aug.
3,
10,
1961_
Aug.
17,
1961
1961
1—1991
99%
1977
5s
119
Southern
Elect
104
107
106
—
—
„1991
98%
98%
Aug.
24,
1986
104%
104%
Aug.
31,
1961
100%
100%
Sep.
7,
1961
1969
of Am
5s
Gen
Sperry Rand 5V2s
83
87
Sep.
14,
1961—
1967
118
123
Sep.
21,
1961—
103%
103%
Sep.
22,
1961—;
Sep.
28,
1961
5!4s„ 1992
ww
!
ww
1982
130
_
101%
102y4
TVA
5,
1961
104
108
Tennessee Gas Trans 5V8s
1981
99%
100
Oct.
13,
1961
Textron
.1984
1971
99
103
Oct.
16,
1961
5%s
1971
225
Oct.
19,
1961
5s
1986
103%
104%
1970
120
124
par
value,
102V2
.1991
99 %
1986
101%
4%s
102%
Underwood
100
Union
102%
U
& Sons—
S
Tank
5s_ .1991
78
102%
82
102%
5s
Corp
Car
Industries
5V2s
.1981
Amer
Virginia
4%s
1986
1971
—
Electric
!
4%s
-1991
Westcoast Trans 5y2s
1988
99 %
99 %
110
101%
Oct.
93
96%
1-61
4-61
•No
New
York
Stock
Ask
Bid
Ask
99.985
99.383
99.310
99.340
99.917
Nov.
9,
1961
99.265
99.297
99.880
Nov.
16,
1961_
99.221
99.254
99.832
99.845
Nov.
24,
1961
99.162
99.198
99.799
Nov.
1961
99.124
99.161
99.758
Dec.
30,
7,
1961
99.078
99.714
Dec.
14,
1961
99.033
99.067
99.656
99.669
Dec.
98.988
99.023
99.615
Dec.
21,
28,
1961
99.600
99.602
99.617
Jan.
4,
99.550
99.566
Jan.
11,
99.504
99.513
Jan:
15,
1962
98.766
98.797
99.452
99.462
Apr.
15,
1962—
97.937
97.968
99.424
99.444
July
15,
1962
97.096
97.116
99.405
Exchange.
99.360
1961
99.702
asset
1961
2,
99.745
Net
26,
Nov.
99.789
a
Oct.
99.957
99.870
—_
99.987
99.951
99.910
—_
FOOTNOTES
114
lei Va
1-61
11-
12-
Bid
1986
4%s
1-61
United States Treasury Bills
107
Phoenix Steel 5y2s
113
4.%s
3-
1976
4%s
200
47/8s
2-
2.95s
1975
Elec
.1977
5s
Electric
1-
1-61
98%
5V4s debentures
6s ww. .1982
1981
Pennsylvania
Peoples
1986
1973
Co
—
3-61
5-
102%
ww
Sheraton
.1986
Massachusetts
4-
97%
Petroleum
5%s
111
ww
Co
2.90s
3s
Power—
4%s
109
5s
Power
100.2
100.4
3%s
Brass
Edison
Pacific
111%
Michigan Elec—
(P)
Ohio
100%"'
99%
.1976
Indiana
99%
lloy4
.1981
Gimbel
122
5%s_. .1977
Flintkote Company 4%s
Hilton Hotel 6s
100
100.2
102%
106
.1975
Rubber
1-61
5-61
1986
103
4%s__ 1986
General Port Cement
8-
9-
1981
Inc
Mueller
.1977
Gas
1-60
1-60
4%s
—
National Can 5s
3%s
&
5%s
Motorola
109
Fruehauf Trailer
Gen'l Tire
129
Michigan-Wisconsin
102%
124
104y4
4%s_. .1991
Natural Gas
Corp
99 y2
102%
Michigan Consol Gas 5V8s
.1982
Edison
Natural
Paso
99
101 %
Bid
Bonds
106
4y8S
Chance Vought 5'As
Consol
100%
Ask
103%
Carrier Corp
Consolidated
1112-
3s
4%s. .1975
Industries
Inc
3s
Recent
American
Fund
3.20s
3.15s
Wisconsin
99.426
FOR
value,
t New
—
98.943
1962
99.110
98.980
98.832
98.860
98.779
;
98.799
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
stock,
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
k Admitted
issued,
to
listing
y Ex-stock
on
the
dividend.
Volume
Bank
clearings
pared with
based
us,
the
194
Number
this
a year
week
show
clearings from
6.1%
above
Our
year.
all
the
those
for
preliminary
this center there is
the
totals
the'
of
Saturday,
United
States
weekly clearings will
week
last
July 15—
stand
at
$29,013,378,746
week
same
in
1960.
At
BY TELEGRAPH
1961
York
I960
%
$15,917,222,863 $14,303,154,053
Chicago
Chronicle
Complete
the
and
furnish
week
covered
by
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which
they
We
York
of
the
week
same
in
1960.
Outside
gain
a
from
of
Weak
E'nded
trict
of
7.7%
5.5%.
7.8
+
2.0
774,630,535
+
1.8
534,025,362
+
3.0
420,400,000
+
1.2
2nd
New
787,433,721
+ 13.6
3rd
Philadelphia
475,048,945
SUMMARY
Federal Reserve Districts
Ten
1st
8.6%.
In
Other
cities,
Total
All
five
12
all
five
cities,
cities,
Total
York
cities
an
District
of
District of
OF
BANK
12.8%, in the Boston
all
cities
for
4th
5th
Kansas
week
3.9%
1960
Inc.
$
I
3.8
6.4
1,084,838.211
2.0
$27,343,045,241
+
Chicago
monthly detailed statement of transactions
Stock Exchange is appended. The re¬
Description
Month of June-
Stocks—
Number
1961
shares..
of
Railroad
International
U.
S.
1961
76,532,865
$112,738,000
Bank
1960
571,794,331
392,831,921
$115,172,600 $820,493,000 $674,439,600
______
government
____
5,544,600
5,292,300
36,989,700
36,389,950
2,000
4,500
$118,282,600 $120,464,900 $857,484,700
______
bonds
The volume of transactions in share
properties on the
New York Stock
Exchange for the first six months in
1958 to
1961
is indicated in the
January
11th
_.
_
12th
San
_
Total
New
i
We
York
June
also
month
of
furnish
June.
a
For
that
month
Six
months.
District
there
the
totals
record
an
land Reserve District the totals
(000,000
Month
of
Omitted)
Cleveland
65,793,447
5th
.
50,305,141
68,826,830
70.968,740
54,178,523
73,121,328
76,532,865
64,351,283
202,650,982
211,206,988
392,831,921
442,703,739
CLEARINGS
FOR
LEADING
CITIES
1960
1959
66,679
IN
June
30
1,253,773,753
+
9.4
1,265,090,666
1,326,578,816
23,499,277,839
+
6.4
21,739,845,743
23,369,179,432
10,887,997,130
1.1
11,036,935,636
10,989,552,476
for
in
the
increase
the
—
Richmond
by 2.7%
and
622,696,764
in
District
Reserve
Atlanta
the
the
totals
Reserve
larger
are
District
of
The
Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
7.0%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 2.1%
0.5%.
gain of
a
the
and
Minneapolis Reserve District of 8.2%. In the Kansas City
of
Reserve
in
the
District
Dallas
the
totals
Reserve
record
District
of
increase
an
7.5%
and
of
5.2%,
the
in
San
Francisco Reserve District of 7.8%.
0.7% but
-Month of June-
1960
Inc.
or
1959
$
Dec.
%
$
4,667,701,355
4,437,681,987
69,046,216,262
5,418,965,766
1958
5.2
4,193 ,950,029
3,834, 895,085
+ 10.2
60,337 ,360,162
65,163, 451,059
+
2.7
5,451 ,794,735
4,965, 976,462
+
7,207,298,974
7,259,899,278
0.7
7,280 ,240,984
3,992,426,058
'3,887.270.996
+
2.7
3,753,,200,284
3,363 071,308
6,992,149,522
6,956,782,687
+
0.5
6,412, 274,066
11,432,194,014
+
7.0
11,204, 755,433
5,611, 531,950
9,994 060,512
3,560,109,275
3,485,322,474
+
2.1
3,379, 730,384
2,951, 487,649
3,613,473,654
3,340,085,676
+
8.2
3,290, 399,977
4,750,598,793
4,513,847.555
+
5.2
4,564, 438,959
4,323, 159,197
4,860,443,503
+
7.5
4,917, 299,896
4,293, 989,282
7.8
41
<1
<1
II
II
11
II
18
7,554,607,689
7,005,607,379
+
141,449,920,150
131,644,317,577
+
67,745,297,878
cities
174
64,964,586,825
+
Jan. 1 to June 30
1958
1961
1960
1959
1958
63,222
416,168
357,189
331,117
326,546
5,030
4,602
29,177
28,686
28,550
25,733
5,580
5,136
34,801
32,949
31,870
28,877
3,610
3,393
3,173
21,373
20,148
19,153
17,728
3,791
3,386
3,261
3.009
21,555
19,632
18,622
16,952
2,860
2,837
18,261
16,811
2,771
2,296
15,818
16,505
15,444
13,539
2,550
2,314
2,330
2,071
,14,762
13,846
13,615
11,884
2,045
2,083
2,252
1,855
11,600
12,381
12,363
11,146
2,220
2,135
2,186
2,011
12,929
12,279
Louis..
1,836
1,777
1,738
1,559
10,786
10,485
10,048
9,227
Minneapolis.
2,389
2,205
2,150
1,931
13,013
12,195
12,009
We append another table showing clearings
by Federal Reserve Districts
1st
1,847
1,870
1,599
11,416
11,053
12,534
Six Months
6,098 204,796
2,939, 298,673
6,780, 710,658
6,057, 179,804
121,566,155,567
119,596,305,777
63,269,024,729
56,373,617,954
4.3
2nd
New
11,016
10,531
5th
Richmond
6th
Chicago
8th
St.
9th
1,918
1,850
1,764
11,770
11,305
10,710
10,434
1,856
1,879
1,797
1,652
10,537
10,255
10,125
1,386
1,406
1,375
1,189
8,121
8,120
7,803
1,083
902
6,392
6,092
6,093
955
924
798
5,492
5,546
5,360
941
856
7,103
7,105
5,638
337,273 049,772
21,419,770,195
1.3
30,854, 218,327
27,790 ,645,775
3.1
40,511, 683,911
36,059 ,645,120
5.4
21,255, 078,634
19,241 ,214,646
37,589, 488,922
63,618, 832,957
57,702 173,420
16
"
41,535,287,246
40,860,949,813
1.7
"
68,351,082,519
66,991,807,808
2.0
Louis
33,911 ,697,791
7
"
20,921,625,950
20,477,309,550
2.2
16
"
20,031,371,451
18,559,737,531
7.9
18,346, 222,227
16,141 ,292,596
14
Kansas
"
27,714,434,290
26,020,763,729
6.5
26,326, 375,047
24,135 ,542,515
11th
Dallas
11
"
12th
San
18
"
Francisco__
Total
5,280
342,540, 194,421
.+
—
174
17,611 ,159,074
4.5
28,375, 576,025
25,080 ,341,999
5.8
38,654, 525,290
34,399 948,764
733,837,705,061
+
9.3
691,136,562.473
650,933,041,432
374,648,013,900
+
3.0
360,019,360,723
324,386,102,835
30,360,059,870
29,047,491,573
42,951,702,233
cities
19,504, 819,247
40,603,095,170
802,167,701,254
385,999,413,617
4,825
1,181
22,570,787,622
21,586 329,960
5,041
966
1,198
"
1958
23,559, 547,465
6,965
1,095
31,057,011,992
42,219,150,471
9,265
1,119
31,456,913,439
40,893,856,939
%
6.4
+
31
—
-
Minneapolis
City
10th
"
"
8
Atlanta
7th
371,697,170,099
14
15
...
Six Months
1959
+ 15.4
24,883,447,130
428,896,060,273
"
10
.
Philadelphia
Cleveland
or
Dec.
26,484,519,422
9,443
2,007
York
3rd
4th
Six Months
Inc.
19$°
cities
14
six months for four years:
in the
Six Months
19|*
Boston
10,460
1,964
City—
Federal Reserve Districts
58,297
•
York
New
•
JUNE
3,762
..
an
<1
14
in
19,787
t
....
Orleans
535,740,089
clearings for leading cities for the
18,834
New
530,149,948
297,846,276
2,801
Louisville
3.9
161,101,952
3.260
.
+
76,082,548,348
56,618,288
3,380
Richmond
734,153,020
537,038,417
5,225,433,803
75,886,965
3,361
Detroit
Cincinnati
648.300,998
627,679,299
711,372,249
12,237,728,599
57,291,287
4,998
.
656,574,986
5,565,844,080
16
5,589
.
+ 10.0
8.6
II
31
5,162
....
705,025,883
8.5
improvement
"
8
46,675,236
of bank
73,704
was
cities
15
._
40,197,732
6,335
Atlanta
1,543,775,976
Month of June
16
Philadelphia
Baltimore
1,590,978,042
$
136,744,324
1961
...
1 222 310 288
+ 10.7
+
June—
Richmond
Chicago
Houston
1 234 227 239
1961
49,871,356
83,253,414
60,533,354
—Month of June—
City
742,447,010
55
1,017,673,521
+
Federal Reserve Districts
"4th
.571,794,331
BANK
Kansas
1,293,152,732
822,261,005
603,311.555
smaller by
are
14
of June and the six months ended
each of the last four years is shown below:
St.
1,344,720,770
7.7
814,276,885
613,144,575
10.2%, in the Boston Reserve District of 5.2% and in
Philadelphia Reserve District of 2.7%. In the Cleve¬
1958
,
63,932,362
month
.
9.8
6.2
'
25,023,234,221
10
1959
271,847,364
course
..
$
1,575,228,863
the
Outside
.....
+
body of clearings houses of 7.4%, the 1961
aggregate of clearings having been $141,449,920,150 and
the 1960 aggregate of
$131,643,317,577. In the New York
Total
Cleveland
1 250 050 404
of the clearings
summary
82,449,890
Quarter...
Pittsburgh
+
1958
$
1,371,999,529
cities
231,496,751
*
2nd
Dallas
1959
558,096,298
107
96,950,136
....
or
12,868,073,333
44
City
101,775,900
Fran
Reserve
835,432,744
44
10
_
65,715,223
May
San
San
totals
Reserve
10,765,852,799
Francisco
190,180,939
__.
Boston
the
Dallas
Francisco
665,369,126
6
_
118,034,886
...
the
District
the
655,426,954
.299,946,967
Quarter
York,.
in
in
11,103,667,372
1,017,691,423
II
7
New
+
1,744,543,385
9
_
following:
1960
92,803,996
...
March
The
Reserve
8.5%,
+ 12.8
+
44
14
89,108,085
February
April
+
718,052,131
Minneapolis
Kansas City_
Dallas.
Number of Shares
1961
1st
of
7.6
775,568,256
9th
$710,834,050
Government.
Total
1,027,306,519
1,321,127,397
773,546,826
44
Reserve
misc...
&
1,128,261,574
/• '.
of the entire
Six Months
1960
73,121,328
1960 follow:
Bonds—
Foreign
13,043,084,042
II
44
17
6.1
New York
sults for June and six months of 1961 and
$4
District
.
Our usual
of the
Reserve
Dec. %
852,134,300
II
Outside
T,
City
of
and
1,402,520,908
A;
7
6
_
_
$29,013,378,746
Atlanta
9.4%.
14,712,588,009
9.1
$27,949,692,575 $26,258,207,030
1,063,686,171
the
increase
916,500,732
10
__
Richmond
if'"
♦Estimated.
——
Cle\eland_
2.5
0.9
—
10th
days
day___
one
1.6
660,783,367
$22,731,261,719 $20,834,015,970
5,218,430,856
5,424,191,060
days__
five
in
and
CLEARINGS
* *
g
414,243,627
7th
days____
New-
by
the
register
1961
Boston_
418,164,200
cities
the
the totals
Reserve District
The
+' $
677,291,678
Cleveland
in
city)
Chicago Reserve District has managed to en¬
large its totals by 10.7%, the St. Louis Reserve District
by 10.0% and in the Minneapolis Reserve District
this
July 8-
+
1,102,000,000
467,417,519
Pittsburgh
this
+ 11.3
1,362,296,360
894,336,000
Baltimore
that
appears
and in the Philadelphia Reserve
District of
In the Cleveland Reserve District the
totals show
improvement of 6.2%, in the Richmond Reserve Dis¬
an
city there
was a decrease of
1.1%, the bank clearings at this center
having registered a gain of 13.1%. We
group the cities
425,500,000
Francisco
San
it
(including
7.6%
1 318 812 624
I
this
District
9.8%.
6.4%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole
country
amounted to $25,023,234,221
against $23,499,277,in
and
Reserve
record
having
839
located
are
them
present further
*550,000,000
Louis
the
statement, however, which
below we are able to
give the final
complete results of the week previous — the week
ended July 8.
For that week there was an increase of
we
1,124,000,000
City
of
last day of the week in all
cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed
788,298,667
Kansas
details
appear in our issue of next week.
today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday, and the Sauturday figures are not available at
time of going to
press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
1,469,030,792
Eoston
exact
foregoing will
cannot
and
gain for the week ending Friday of
a
Philadelphia
St.
ended
corresponding
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
>1
com¬
Our comparative
summary for the week follows:
Week Ending
New
increase
an
week
cities
against $27,343,045,241 for the
11.3%.
The Commercial and
Financial
.
ago.
from which it is possible to obtain
be
.
Preliminary figures compiled by
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
on
15,
.
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
will
country, indicate that for
July
6073
Seattle
1,058
984
1,059
919
5,772
5,625
5,679
1,197
1,288
1,255
1,023
7,539
7,785
7,512
New
The
York
City__
following compilation
covers
the
years as
6,522
by months for two
years:
5,028
Jacksonville.
Outside
Portland
1,043
1,022
986
882
1,230
1,282
1,111
902
6,956
6,998
6,408
5,397
801
789
772
720
4,828
4,540
4,604
4,040
....
1,056
946
917
952
5,970
5,406
5,230
5,382
Paul....
873
802
802
710
4,932
4,483
4,432
3,973
709
703
672
556
4,370
4,180
3,853
3,343
671
683
661
596
3,834
3,941
3,094
3,426
621
584
3,598
...
Birmingham
Omaha
Denver
St.
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
Memphis
..
Buffalo
Washington.
Milwaukee
Nashville
733
5,977
5,563
4,874
4,004
3,561
773
740
685
603
4,687
4,543
4,051
3,661
702
649
637
583
4.197
3,843
3,718
3,295
131,334
121,838
112,266
111,457
744,845
678+95
638,293
603,705
.
..
Tot. 31 Cities
Other
653
5,919
Clearings, Total AllMonth—
Total
1st
Quarter-
358,569,968,395
+ 10.4
189,289,520,954
2.1
60,508,609,630
68,455,985,155
63,055,180,759
+
June
55,342
52,843
650,933
Total
2nd
63,269
56,373
385,999
374,648
360,019
324,386
Total
6
statement showing the figures for
1960
Inc.
or
Fall
18,546.826
6.5
Months
each
7.4
67,745,297,878
+
4.3
8.2
196,709,892,663
188,745,268,450
+
4.2
733,837,705,061
9.3
385,999,413,617
374,648,013,900
+
3.0
city for the month of June and since Jan. 1 for 2
years
1961
$
1960
.
$
Holyoke
-Week Ended July
Inc.
or
Dec. %
1961
1960
$
$
107 402,962
104, 364,947
2.9
41,281,876
2.7
214 ,526,201
7,323,814
8,203,283
4.2
21,373 812,804
196, 561.246
20,148 560.972
9.1
3,610,675,88/7
171103,^73
6.1
729,888,619
673,656,647
9.7
102 ,179,105
97, 470,792
4.8
4,004,209
3,780,859
11 .965,987
64,964,586,825,
and for week ended July 8 for 4 years.
42 ,392,791
18 ,764,326
8.6
131,644,317,577
3,762 ,451,663
River
1.8
0.4
375,267,736,666
First Federal Reserve District- -Boston19 ,745.418
+
802.167,701,254
Quarter.
-Jan. 1 to June 30-
Dec. c/e
+
—
141,449,920,150
-
-Month of June-
Portland
6.3
5.2
4.0
406,160,501,925
47,228
691,136
Maine—Bangor
+
60,725,500,866
+ 15.0
733,837
Massachusetts—Boston
—
185,902,745,450
+
123,507,007,607
57,322
1961
64,132,174,994
120,116,411,482
802,167
at—
+
59,661,046,704
66,686,132,274
142,017,596,125
8,139
Clearings
56,566,894,429
12.4
Dec. %
62,109,523,752
1.3
+
122,692,985,650
119,596
detailed
66,036,494,251
+
396,007,199,329
9,300
our
+ 17.3
115,201,713,433
125,871,839,970
May
121,566
add
117.496,414,992
April
9,806
now
$
3,592
131,644
We
Inc. or
1960
$
141,457,231,801
10,115
64,964
1961
Dec. %
116,726,660,185
March
"141,449
67,745
Inc. or
$
137,823,307,343
January
February
cities
Outside NYC
1960
$
All...
Total
1961
3,964,683
3,908,256
Inc. or
Dec.
1.4
+
i'
1959
1958
$
%
5,197,091
3,378,807
—10.7
6,442,911
6,351,903
+
8.3
660,093,319
660,784,404
+
5.9
3,430,733
3,202,050
+
4379
11,753,210
1.8
8 ,359,864
10,001.886
16.4
45 ,633,403
47, 236.332
18 ,827,369
18,167,033
3.6
104 ,767,646
102, 374,782
+
2.3
3,714,976
4,057,662
8.4
4,947,729
3,576,965
Springfield
90 ,296,846
71,113,911
+ 27.0
412, 223.896
+ 22.0
19,430,047
16,134,989
+
20.4
16,215,233
15,562,080
Worcester
502 ,905,881
73 .620,241
65,857,622
+ 11.8
412 206,120
377, 728,917
+
9.1
14,161,001
13,763,956
+
2.9
13,215.052
12,383,907
256 231,750
235,899,373
+
8.6
1,526 937,011
1,409, 992,078
8.3
52,840,596
61.685,424
—14.3
63,612,322
41,206,498
118 ,379.616
111,312,922
+
6.3
664 ,477,176
641, 540,106
3.6
28,287,280
26,131,075
+
8.3
23.423,242
24,126,051
21 624,600
23,996,900
+
2.6
141 .053,500
133 886.800
5.4
204 217.590
185,335.800
+ 10.2
1,129 ,742,700
1,053, 567,100
7.2
46/706,100
35
7333" 13 7
+
32.2
33,~7bo7l66
38,9807800
95 ,356,989
91, 070,990
4.7
3,955,736
3,933,781
+
0,6
3,530,279
3,359,727
76
835,432,744
814,276,885
Lowell
New
Bedford
.
Connecticut—Hartford
New
Haven
Waterbury
Rhode
New
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
(14
cities)
._
17 823.384
16,634,268
+
7.1
4,667,701,355
4,437,681,987
+
5.2
63 517,934
26,484,519,422-
5.0
66, 868,172
24,883,447,130
3.4
+
6.4
2,~223~671
916,500,732
1,~545~231
852,134,300
—
+
1,6247693
1,3637693
46
(258)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-Month of June1961
Clearings at—
-Jan. 1 to June 30-
1960
$
Inc.
$
.
or
1961
.
.
Monday, July 17, 1961
-Week Ended
1960
$
Dec. %
.
$
Inc.
1961
or
Dec. %
Inc.
1960
$
July 81959
or
1958
$
Dec. %
Second Federal Reserve District—New
York-
New
York—Albany
420,402,265
New
-
York
1,675,418,698
5.9
60,364,546
59,734,682
3.834,868,382
3,941,013,876
2.7
126,929,500
126,874,323
9.9
81,191,351
79,863,235
+
1.7
3,626,726
3,168,004
+
6.8
106,661,758
98,829,073
+
7.9
4,422,956
4,078,165
+
—
—
+
1.1
0.1
127,558,414
58,615,605
+
116,664,032
+ 14.5
2,400,002
8.5
126,857,120
'
2,810,712
3,479,263
,,
3,420,737
416,168,287,637
359,189,691,161
+
15.9
14,257,381,422
12,611,280,709
+ 13.1
10,702,910,107'
5.2
1,402,308,920
1,297,654.069
+
8.1
55,627,951
47,107,297
+ 18.1
41,110,268
12,379,626,956
43,694,134
29.736.783
780,306,891
4.1
30,600,883
26,750,199
0.7
31,662,014
3.4
29,954,653
28,715,348
386,827,897
Jersey—Newark
New
(10
Jersey
174,745,956
174,413,261
0.2
363,457,729
6.4
2,111,084,235
2,042,249,698
3.4
430,513,103
83~442~827
75,594~794
67,588,472
2.9
+To"4
75,009^108
2,628,449,958
2,417,730,137
8.7
90,191,198
83,584,054
+
69,046,216,262
+ 40.2
428,896,060,273
371,697,170,099
+ 15.4
14,712,588,009
13,043,084,042
+ 23.1
37,584,394
1,689,532
3.7
45,005,218
1,639,063
—33.2
58,685,543
268,266,872
723,193
2,769,598
442,914.816
cities )__
76,082,548,348
Third Federal Reserve
+
6.9
7,391,285
Bethlehem
6,003,897
8,465,478
8,160,839
7,275,771
Chester
10,887,157
+
-
Harrisburg
80,380,804
11,103,667,372
12,868,073,333
1,342,338
+ 25.9
1,870,363
1,563,263
+
4.8
1,732,007
2,647,807
—73.9
2,285,634
2,264,331
7.9
'
"
39,159,571
1
!
4.0
—
46,104,010
2.4
—
63,578,862
,
..
7.7
—
46,619,677
+
1.4
24,168,203
+
2.1
8,821,515
+
0.4
129,976,307
50,322,062
131,391,307
8,782,118
5,162,000,000
4,998,000,000
23,524,909
47,525,787
+
5.9
+
3.3
29,177,000,000
28,686,000,000
+
1.7
1,035,000,000
1.5
93870007000
142,347,391
131,172,373
8.5
4,980,480
2.4
4,917,191
194,088,150
196,778,968
1.4
7,004,080
7 983,480
(a)
—12~.4
101,048,041
170,668,531
186,769,030
4.6
13,096,361
14,540,402
47,838,019
Lebanon
Philadelphia
Reading
23,875,168
33,157,876
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
(a)
—
32,669,671
1,998,383
8,408,629
Jersey—Trenton
cities)
+
8,724,482
123,946,056
79,867,371
Delaware—Wilmington
—
18,979,833
2,091,295
-
+
33,961,149
28,607,069
Bois
(14
*
+ 12.8
24,676,853
Hazleton
—
84,149,374
47,259,714
Lancaster
Total
812,212,081
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania—Altoona.
York
+ 10.5
149,017,401
Utica
Total
66,679,730,752
230,333,543
139,333,746
242,290,535
.Northern
New
1,576,249,995
1.7
+
73,704,622,272
Syracuse
Du
8.1
—
14,775,022
17,623,196
18,824,559
Rochester
New
—
683,072,299
16,231,722
Elmira
457,422,219
671,680,098
Buffalo
Jamestown
117,757,512
78,727,936
5,565,844,080
3.6
—
279,777,359
4.1
—
1.1
+
—
—
8.6
47718"",2U
17~.3
4,318,3 <6
4,252~257
+io3
S4670~00,000
948,0007600
1.3
4,150,506
3,254 425
—12.3
7,166,456
7,096,889
4,379,552
3,620,529
379
7,126,939
7,897,505
20,280,321
+
.
(a)
+
4,967,549
7,287,483
9.9
.—
—'
5,535,654
___
—
2,106,470
7,585,580
—
—-
+
46,079,200
677,107,021
658,836,496
+
2.8
28,015,592
23,001,298
+ 21.8
+
1.4
21,970,00 4
446,686,389
426,491,767
+
4.7
36,386,297
30,458,011
+ 19.5
16,691.586
16,252,987
+
5,418,965,766
5.3
2.7
31,456,913,439
31,057,011,992
+
1.3
1,128,261,574
1,027,306,519
9.8
1,017,691,423
1,017,673,521
3.7
—
+
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—CleveiandOhio—Canton
63,932,389
1,386,847,406
Cincinnati
Cleveland
2,837,476,790
Columbus
364,191,600
—
—
Lorain
9,389,893
Youngstown
63,127,399
Pa.—Pittsburgh
41,539,406
Total
(15
3.2
363,697,013
7,207,298,974
7.9
14,698 444
14,745,352
277,892.375
+
3.5
281,498,005
280;039,080
581,715,516
534,283,446
+
8.9
542,832,904
506,537,773
75,480,600
67,578,000
+ 11.7
61,877,700
60,580,200
2.5
14,987,335
12,933,088
+ 15.9
13,173,342
10,340,284
14,180,027
13,845,224
+
2.4
15,737,701
16,425,384
413,692,727
398,487,984
+
3.8
414,902,674
404,484,659
1,402,520,908
1,321,127,397
+
6.2
1,344,720,770
1,293,152,732
354,656,424
8.3
347,962,165
393,637,130
3.2
304,116,440
322,572,793
1.9
993,879,238
1,037,015,513
1.8
11,600,664,862
—
—
—
—20.5
+
5.7
—
4.2
—
12,381.145,476
—
6.8
238,043,299
246,205,404
—
3.3
+
0.1
167,307,750
164,164,829
+
1.9
2.4
201,267,477
0.6
116,457,330
200,120,299
121,909,922
+
—14.0
0.7
40,893,856,939
42,219,150,471
—
7,259,899,278
—
4.3
—
—
33,923,845
21,479,086
18,462,574
cities)—
16,107,280
287,628,681
—11.6
121,603,437
47,651,056
29,707,283
33,114,165
14,836,022
0.1
4.2
+ 15.4
V
1,817,583,700
116,398,888
37,877,806
—
44,560,985
29,723,444
City7IIIIII7_~—Hi-
Kentucky—Lexington
West
Virginia—Wheeling
2,097,240,900
0.6
+
182,548,412
2,083,669,385
4.2
+
—
—
8,120,509,901
16.5
+
55,433,784
2,045.270,470
„
16,505,565,682
—31.7
68,805,859
53,636,661
384,808,905
8,121,290,581
15,818,969,026
0.8
—
63,661,035
179,044,028
Newark
Toledo
368,684,164
1.4
—
18,918,540
65,716,607
-
6.5
—
—
312,482,800
18,799,767
6,416,268
Hamilton
Mansfield
Oil
68,392,164
1,406,736,535
2,860,189,672
—
6.3
4.5
—
3.1
—
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmondwest
Virginia—Huntington—
Virginia—Norfolk
South
26,386,740
i—1
7.9
556,749,000
566,022,000
+
2.2
6,392,275,435
253,746,514
6,092,547,972
+
235,753,745
515,566,660
10,255,096,668
+
+
3.2
+
5.2
146,030,919
+
13.6
+
9.7
580,469,824
1.2
10,587,710,534
146,423,509
96,845,866
1,879,032,502
9,342,646
of
88,300,461
1,856,856,849
8,591,632
+
8.7
733,798,467
Frederick
Total
3.5
+
45,935,445
;
Maryland—Baltimore
District
+
96,569,000
1,095,213,658
40,434,613
1,119,053,045
Carolina—Charleston-
Columbia
25,504,330
104,207,000
---—
Richmond
49,215,618
653,624,800
cities)
12.4
4,004,589,778
3,561,554,862
3,887,270,996
+
2.7
22,570,787,622
21,419,770,195
3,992,426,058
—
5,706,048
1.6
228,066,742
5,968,229
23,143,000
4.9
—
46,804,779
+
Columbia—Washington
(8
—
0.3
—
7.6
4.4
—
20,949,000
10.5
+
6,748,571
5,638,017
22 295,000
22,512,232
'
206,060,617
v
+ 10.7
217,373 382 V;.-
193,554,815
*9,000,000
8,655,625
+
3.9
9,332,408
10,666,930
358,717,113
350,225,680
+
2.4
430,308,115
362,963,757
+ 12.6
+ 12.4
148,913,923
126,192,980
+
18.0
136,203,529
147,111,259
5.4
773,546,826
718,052,131
+
7.7
322,261,005
742,447,010
—
+
Sixth Federal Reserve
District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxville
151,879,943
Nashville
702,199,755
2,007,600,000
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
.
35,526,050
.
Columbus
27,168,760
Macon
29,955,190
Florida—Jacksonville
Tampa
1,197,321,685
Alabama—Birmingham
1,230,336,178
(16
+
3.5
895,451,750
4,197,327.592
856, 012,681
4.6
28,340,960
28,901,320
1.9
28.956,688
27,419,679
3,843, 505,484
9.2
154,868,582
128,325,617
+ 20.7
11,770,700,000
126,770 133
129,305,518
11,305, 600,000
4.1
5.1
419,400,000
375,000,000
+ 11.8
359.300,000
203,756,249
370,000,000
201, 293,800
1.2
0.3
8,250,313
7,480,259
+ 10.3
169,218,943
7,162,271
6,564;819
163, 368,328
3.6
167,935,556
7,589,190,581
177, 590,281
7,785, 258,834
5.4
6,782,906
6ro"ob~331
13~0
7,414 969
5,863,972
2.5
+ 11.0
222,797,818
222,395,364
0.1
1,054,151,612
266,291,487
244,172,513
6,956,960,781
998, 190,574
6,998, 542,096
5.6
4.0
0.6
212,872,119
231,447,986
8.0
5.2
416,984,182
230,oL9,256
223,751,324
431, 176,925
3.3
15,030,733
16,508,973
9.0
1.1
214,890,756
14,780,529
15,001,070
211, 968,536
1.4
1.3
224,263,000
224, 323,000
0.1
5.2
479,484,350
470 ,643,411
1.9
68 ,497,170
2.5
19
+
38,387,000
79,754,987
7.1
—
.
—
—
—
—
—
12,429,903
7.5
—
3,349,729
+
+
1.4
6,956,782,687
+
0.5
20,983,147
,865,151
5.6
1,182,193
7,103,760,000
0.1
249,287,000
40,860,949,813
+
1.7
1,318,812,624
1,250,050,404
+
9.5
3,724,051
16,334,516
'
15,243,059
3,380,696,000
44,861,036
46,492,680
88,130,425
20,014,072
18,143,453
62,090,526
56,698,164
22,049,483
23,608,938
8,499,835
I
3,361,075,000
92,092,105
.
Flint
15,381,573
66,645,836
+ 19.4
Rapids
Jackson
Lansing
Muskegon
I
City
Indiana—Fort Wayne
79,563,485
Gary
7.2
99,898,262
91,224,825
0.6
18,834,412,000
19,787,276,000
255,574,873
266,260,148
4.5
528,565,572
508,917,500
+
+
10.3
110,020,524
111,995,993
—
+
9.5
342,925,205
296,455,724
+
6.6
130,852,309
135,787,030
—44.7
50,735,998
85,876,074
—
414,057,694
+
4.7
781,036,376
2.6
2,563,342,029
192,192,554
199,359,328
+
5.5
1,234,227,239
1,222,310,288
3,362,629
+ 12.8
3,759,473
2,903,619
20,697,463
18,635,559
+ 11.1
16,451,840
21,186,581
11,013,984
10,450,913
+
5.4
12,145,813
11,009,383
—17.4
294,545,297
313,256,140
11,549,517
2,376,408
•
"
Sheboygan
Watertown
Manitowoc
11,795,396
2,026,769
+
17.3
14,101,501
4,400,652
■-
22,873,254
54,689,777
9,561,978
Milwaukee
57,596,664
773,503,432
•
4,346,402
+
1.2
8.1
130,158,866
5.3
338,524,052
740,128,752
+
4.5
4,687,973,760
9,548,942
+
0.1
56,691,682
2.1
—
74,900,455
3.6
4.7
-
-
18,759,192
16,548,739
+ 13.4
13,568,918
14,077,284
110,998,000
84,978,000
+.30.6
9+276,000
84 225,000
11,200,410
11,249,608
9,850,414
2.1
+
2.7
6.0
—
132,944,696
+
—
1.8
+
2,496,878,856
66,130,641
3.9
15.7
—
802,943,093
+
21,022,231.,
12.'_
—
872,065
4.0
—40.9
395,587,770
143,135,929
420,740,898
54,611,883
Haute
Oshkosh
729.352
+
4.0
+
—
149,814,339
L
Wisconsin—Madison
+ 39.3
4.8
3.5
+
—
431,693,101
Indianapolis
Bend
—
232,642,234
41,535,287,246
—
848,320
7,105 ,113,542
+
—
District—Chicago-
Arbor
Detroit
Iowa—Cedar
70,228,747
9.3
1,181,495,424
6,992,149,522
cities)
3,063,764
1,198,574,000
Seventh Federal Reserve
5,186,611
4,825,098
159,368,964
154,512,741
2.7
308,449,138
+
4,543,457,090
56,235,711
75,601,162
12,814,749
+
3.2
+
—
4,762,905
+
3.1
14o,089,496
143,988,768
0.9
41,602,820
+
5.1
226,910,636
1.7
263,190,284
+
5.2
8,051,829
1,611,063,053
8,505,513
97,425,100
1,504,870,603
7.1
94,959,940
+
2.6
60,688,639
551,242,438
57,947,008
5,735,968
508,384,324
8.4
4,251,624
+
34.9
17,937,982
19,015,598
—19,722,200
21,107,279
Ames
5,556,063
+ 10.0
43,725,842
;
10 114,121
7.5
0.8
276,858,340
City
0.4
+
—
9.8
25,887,666
230,762,707
Rapids
Moines
Sioux
+
35,653,997
11,493,734
Michigan—Ann
Des
27,082,990
28,935,965
75,617,904
Vicksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
Terre
4.6
71,669,546
Meridian
Bouth
8.0
35,270,050
Jackson
Bay
6.8
+
+
37,896,000
Montgomery
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
Grand
+
1,288,386,963
158,821,099
1,282,288,998
75,633,893
176,290,998
Mobile
Total
142,267,635
649,975,712
1,918,800,000
33,804,357
26,054,921
—
0.6
—
+
—
8
197,810
0.3
9,228,076
47
59,728,866
50,752.612
5.7
22,353,830
23,353,569
33,418,177
31,118,656
6.6
101,111,325
8,535,783
99,577,010
1.5
7,513,386
+ 13.6
48,863,566
6,335,548,432
42,032,924
+ 16.3
5,589,820,028
+ 13.3
34,801,567,332
32,949,995,313
+
37,857,689
5.6
38,720,481
2.2
2,262,254
1,259,672,025
208,154,222
200,409,533
1,137,499,580
+10.7
+
1,159,973,485
1,115,845,307
——79,112,738
3.9
83,604,916
10,539,666
6,399,662
+ 64 7
9,882,469
10,721,579
Illinois—Aurora
..
Bloomington
Chicago
,
Decatur
Peoria
-
—
—
7.4
2,485,371
—
9.0
1.
35,031
.
.
"
'
1,766,427
.
435,365,017
431,600,716
+
0.9
62,516,047
21,079,533
+
12.7
362,070,692
17,076,428
+ 23.4
337,927,699
+
7.1
16,125,904
33,936,964
15,598,409
+
4.0
211,448,083
188,860,869
14,283,780
+
92
+ 12.0
16,887,931
13,179,708
4,728,828
1__
Sterling
5.4
70,481,640
35.282,776
Rockford
Springfield
4,513,357
7,764,373
+
4.8
4.2
22,102,905
7,452,636
+
21,811,786
7,870,726
7,190,018
+10.7
1,590,978,042
1,543,775,976
9.8
349.600,000
362,500,000
—
—
1.3
.
20,7.65,492
'
Total
(31
cities)
_
12,237,728,599
11,432,194,014
+
7.0
68,351,082,519
66,991,807,808
+
2.0
1,744,543,385
1,575,228,863
2.9
365,100,000
332,500,000
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Louis
Cape Girardeau
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville
1,836,932,599
1,777,478,258
23,130,827
23,655,136
3
427,837
966,243,362
(7
cities)
—
3.3
10,786,223,401
10,485,648,098
2.2
136,142,340
136,379,843
12.9
21,468,268
22,473,547
1.2
5,492,790,289
+
'
.'
+
703,743,325
+
0.8
4,370,643,618
3,096,113
—
+
0.2
4.5
+
2.7
18,336,869
19,760,803
96,021,165
86,276,479
—
5,546,538,296
4,180,232,484
3,014,694
3,560,109,275
—
.
955,150,627
709,450,423
17,828,114
Total
+
—
3,936,461
18,343,973
3,485,322,474
2.8
+
2.1
20,921,625,950'
20,477,309,550
—
+
1.
1.0
263,035,343
232.814.828
4.6
143,572,369
136,389,951
7.2
+
+
+ 13.0
176.459,356
150.883,894
5.3
126,940,410
131,546,301
+
■
_
11.3
3,860,544
3,321,104
+ lb.2
3.575,220
3,370l803
2.2
775,568,256
705,025,883
+ 10.0
656,574,986
648,300,998
Volume
Clearings
194
Number 6073.,'.
at—
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
-Jan. 1 to June 30-
1961
1960
$
Ninth Federal Reserve
45,918,213
2,389,936,832
19,548,842
873,031,955
6,861,383
Minneapolis
Rochester
Paul.
Winona
Falls
Fergus
North
'
Forks
2.9
227,342,722
Inc.
1961
8.4
13,103,728,326
12,195,480,762
9.1
106,264,626
95,270,127
+
8.8
6,811,797
3,069,291
49,115,705
+
9,742,733
9,609,248
+
1.4
413,057,859
+
9.5
8,641,484
425,543,228
412,059,171
160,145,994
148,415,181
+
7.9
159,644,297
166,411,777
10,089,778
9,907,134
+
1.8
9,788,364
11,393,871
3,577,255
3,367,813
+
6.2
4,495,874
4,935,802
4,932,553,222
4,483,190,212
0.7
34,100,506
31,689,487
+
20,184,460
16,919,130
283,452,010
+ 10.0
7.6
0.5
278,463,902
+ 25.2
69,967,411
55,481,000
+ 26.1
+
5.0
70,809,258
+
—
7.1
74,785,230
106,546,301
98,943,694
+
7.7
+
3.3
291,583,392
279,822,844
+
4.2
+ 17.4
34,391,415
28,671,222
+
—
1.8
+
1.2
+ 16.4
148,579,590
136,908,855
+
8.5
65,898,154
+
3.4
410,375,689
381,389,676
+
7.6
3,340,085,676
+ 15.6
2,096,107
178,238,818
5.6
+ 20.0
176,083,330
+ 12.0
14,265,841
13,020,326
+
20,031.371,451
18,559,737,531
*
Nebraska—Fremont
7.9
+
4,940,093
16~5
+
1.5
149,388,264
4,828,537,660
5,979,655
Kansas
City
Joseph
"
;
'
'J2';
Colorado—Colorado
(14
' \
J
.
8.1
29,447,948
6.0
1,343,783
♦1,000,000
—11.4
1,516,018
10,337,847
150,299,377
9,091,950
+
6.3
\i'
■
■
1
.
*
+
1,523,071
"
1,086,128
9.1
958,164
930,321
+ 13.7
14,272,525
11.376,412
6.7
154,555,598
173,965,706
+
2.7
+
916,984
6.1
140,830,456
+
28,664,577
11,324,794
282,564,303
+ 28.3
17,159,689
13,228,584
+ 29.7
8,b25,164
8,068,435
835,046,226
+
5.9
32,824,342
32,439,762
+
1.2
34,009,950
36,695,709
8.0
884,296,927-
•
—103
32,539,931
4.0
12,929,802,358
12,279.164,088
+
5.3
433,803,049
396,930,489
+
9.3
0.1
474,680,190
478,646,950
342,560,650
15,915,500
349,892,926
+
2.1
11,953,051
11,168,219
+
7.0
+ 10.0
15,509,024
16,505,680
15,831,076
+
0.5
1,850,573,414
1,762,577,163
+
5.0
6,647,988
7.022,113
5.3
7,238,563
6,877,669
711,372,249
734,153,020
+
—
35,880,875
9.3
'
+
0.8
+
6.6
175,571,719
179,121,383
2.0
+ 11.6
5,970,700,750
5,406,276,506
+ 10.4
30,359,340
946,779,129
4,513,847,555
•-Si
•
12,019,901
306,709,113
4,750,598,793
cities)
r
.
■
4~7
|
-
2,052,978
32,377,045
622,696,764
_
362,551,755
+
57,433,579
1,056,894,029
Total
"J, '
1 627,679,299
+ 22.4
'
57,417,412
Springs
Denver
'
„
261,371,712
4,540,383,121
309,098,237
"
"
—
2,257,760
Oklahoma—Tulsa
6,647,268
12,646,938
+ 10.3
2,135,960,962
!
Carthage
—
6,666,588
2,220,368,970
*
32,664,979
249,Vl2~824
5,377,894
1,836,218
49,432,238
138,361,245
2,025,307
...
30,702,953
-
+
789,389,620
60,512,252
Wichita
8.6
_
'
.
Parsons
St.
—27.6
37,3~20~887
43,467,612
Topeka
+
6,600,185
12,9b5,8b7
,
y
6,167,764
801,406,278
Kansas—Manhattan
7.5
2.0
"
.
Hastings
L
+
+
.
603,311,555
655,426,954
'
City-
4,465,879
Omaha
6,339,503
12,614,817
+
9.6
8.2
6,817,928
12,867,277
:.
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Missouri—Joplin
8,601,937
+ 19.3
23,700,864
;
;
$
452,185,989
68,119,308
2,347,446
—
Helena
Lincoln
1958
..
$
6.9
27,581,038
5i;i03,242
cities)
1959
7.4
3,613,473,654
Falls—
or
+
+ 11.8
8,998,000
5,480,367
Lewiston
Inc.
Dec. %
+
30,926,915
1
Huron
I
$
+ 11.5
11,316,044
■17,937,217
49,483,266
4,666,754
26,742,526
16 664 491
Montana—Billings
!1
1960
$
or
Dec. %
212,605,598
+
11,879,547
Dakota—Aberdeen
Sioux
Falls....
(16
$
+
47
-Week Ended July 8
1960
$
+
1L268U10
Minot
Total
1961
17,910,690
802,252,354
49 373 952
South
Great
or
Dec. %
44,614,918
2,205,471,989
3j431 713
Dakota—Fargo
Grand
Inc.
$
District—Minneapolis
Minnesota—Duluth
St.
(259)
+
-
5.2
27,714,434,290
26,020,763,729
—
™
———
+
6.5
665,369,126
613,144,575
+
+
3.9
13,558,959
13,303,903
+
1.9
13,639,931
12,595,857
+
4.0
445,735,778
454,376,849
9.6
43.230,720
42,465,822
5.4
5,266,000
6,352,000
8.5
1
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
67,821,823
Beaumont
El
281,867,545
Worth...
Galveston
<
.
.Total
2.4
149,077,000
157,024,000
6.3
11,416,757,789
11,058,851,990
+
—
32,824,300
2.8
166,893,551
+
1.0
13,846,478,457
+
6.6
476,197,139
458,032,882
1,655,502,438
+
0.1
1,135,980,290
+
2.6
42,927,284
39,172,430
5.1
5,324,000
5,630,000
47,021,744
—14.5
■
47,602,949
150,649,090
+
,N
+
—
3.2
1.2
—
10,697,321
5,155,365
+ 18.0
7,076,567
5.6
6,085,855
6,790,858
11,337,718
61,347,235
62,799,490
62,512,903
62,236,746
+
0.9
385,266,013
367,345,231
+
4.9
14,003,061
15,743,837
—11.1
15,200,952
13,158,703
5,225,433,803
4,860,443,503
+
7.5
30,360,059,870
29,047,491,573
+
4.5
558,096,298
537,038,417
3.9
530,149,948
Texarkana
Louisiana—Shreveport
-.
2.7
—
7,839,669
28,080,221
3.3
+
23,924,000
7,619,850
Falls
382,520,414
+
1,847,157,205
Arthur
Wichita
397,415,024
168,587,532
14,762,565,108
1,656,015,442
1,165,357,893
+ 10.2
196,222,387
1,964,285,680
,
6.4
2.4
+
—
272,966,324
201,445,959
23,344,000
•
__
Houston
Port
27,589,763
2,314,603,266
2,550,531,713
Paso...
Ft.
63,742,125
26,940,201
...
Dallas
(11
-
cities).
—
166,779,350
—
9.7
1.9
—
+
535,740,089
■
■
•
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Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
Seattle
10,192,318
8,894,985
'
;
26,923,733
Portland
v?
:
9.8
326.965,034
+ 12.6
+
4.6
+
2.1
145 ,992,0691
2,823,002,363
+
1.9
; 2,033, ,079,366
1,941,001,014
+
8.3
339 ,735,049
317,657,739
+
—13.7
682, 449,261
39,699,046
+ 14.9
264, ,331,544
—12.7
>
412, 854,051
24,448,234
3,386,120,325
Barbara
164,266,224
55,603,891
Stockton
+ 23.8
.
...
•'
.
6,690,027
—
1.0
+
1.7
203,635,025
198,599,570
+
7.8
90,096,305
76,106,890
+ 14.4
789,250,842
22,863,079
—30.6
32,572,432
31,397,729
15,824,151
—18.9
21,344,274
23,989,729
+ 16.9
—13.0
32.929,538
12,832,449
—13.5
226^043,330
474,717,473
->•.
161 ,193,759
169,093,051
21,555 241,175
19,682,234,972
+
9.5
7.1
1,059 ,754,342
979,615,657
+
8.2
38,226,877
347, ,944,988
298,192,993
+ 16.7
11,958,349
11,693,679
+
2 3
13,509,270
15,135,812
13,311,690
+ 13.7
18,899,713
13,803,409
+
9.4
1,265,090,666
.1,326,578,816
+
6.4
21,739,845,743
23,369,179,432
—
1.1
11,036,935,636
10,989,552,476
.
"
'
175,967,336
206,034,733
6,732,765
+ 12.0
•
3,791,898,584
l.'l
92,296,556
200,968,650
+
7.0
74,090,510
30,257,780
"•
Francisco..
Jose___l_
195,090,453
99,456,276
4.8
+ 28.6
4.7
+
126,979,653
198,506,327
6.4
45,607,134
___
6,846,865
4.8
+
3.2
>
1.9
-*64,647,185
—
'2-
139,260,171
207,767,698
+
-
185,522,567
8,807,169
'
5,977,163,570
•
55,371,443
109,592,089
368 ,296,060
5,919, ,502.596
+
334,166,320
•
194,380,284
'
';■ 237, ,630,899
3,004, ,385,003
—
.
516,127,045
59,955,833
Riverside
Santa
+
39,665,645
■'"*
340,381,159
;
Beach.
Modesto
San
3.6
1,022,247,821*
38,908,112
■532,670,044
Arizona—Phoenix
San
1.5
2.6
+
25,745,452
-
.
T,043,997,304 :
...
City
California—Berkeley
Long
+
+
158,647,250
62,016,914
Utah—Ogden
Pasadena
47,218,569
5,772 ,678,502
164 ,319,299
5,625,918,520
0.2
•
29,405,717
Oregon—Eugene
Lake
"47,930,767
7.6
>29,476,833
Idaho—Boise
Salt
+ 14.6
+
984,013,791
'
>
+
56,506,277
1,058,701,331
—
Yakima '.Iti.......
«.+
46,333,881
+20.0
•
•
—
4.7
v
661,229,026
769,832,907
•'
39,029,228
77,810,109
71,525,010
+
8.8
434 ,383,503
1
7,554,607,689
7,005,607,379
+
7.8
42,951,702,233
40,603,095,170
+
5.8
1,371,999,529
1,253,773,753
cities).
141,449,920,150
131,644,317,577
+
7.4
802,167,701,254
733,837,705,061
+
9.3
25,023,234,221
23,499,277,839
2_
*67,745,297,878
64,964,586,825
+
4.3
385,999,413,617
374,648,013,900
+
3.0
10,765,852,799
10,887,997,130
419,344,924
+
3.6
722,679.455
641,479,564
+ 16.4
—
i
2.1 *
36,466,731
35,852,668
_
10,810,543
1
Total
(18
Grand
Outside
cities)
total
(174
York..
New
♦Estimated,
(a) Clearings
operations
discontinued.
~
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the
certifies
countries
FOREIGN
"
.
f
Act
RATES
of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
of the world.
We give below a record for the week
just passed.
EXCHANGE
V>W -v'*k'
|
Tariff
'/ Country
and
CERTIFIED
RATES
'• /
r
Monetary
BY
FEDERAL
RE SERVE
BANK
TO
TREASURY
JULY 7t 1961 t0 JULY 13' 1961» INCLUSIVE
Noon
Unit
Buying
Rate
for
Cable
transfers
in
New
York
>
.
■ i
:
■"
*!
v
/ ■"
*
-
Friday
..
..
,
$
*
Australia,
Austria,
peso
•
1
schilling
Ceylon,
.209475
-
—
—
___2_-—
.
_
yen
Netherlands,
New
Sweden,
Union
United
of
.209475
.00310887
.00310887
.204050
.208766
,
South
_
_
.251300
.251312
.208733
.208716
.208733
2.784550
2.784860
2.785180
.00161065
.00161080
.00161085
.00161080
.00276250
.00276250
.00276233
.324800
.324766
.324766
.324766
.0800560
_
.0800560
.0300560
.0800560
.0800560
.00276250
.278300
.278325
.278328
2.758178
2.756980
2.757287
2.757603
.139418
.139412
.139354
.139366
.139387
.0347812
.0347833
.0348083
.0348000
.0348000
_
—
_
.
.
_
_
.0166436
.0166436
.0166436
.0166436
.193387
.193381
.193387
.193375
.231725
.231720
.231728
.231725
1.387534
1.387676
1.387073
1.387227
1.387387
2.785475
2.785760
2.784550
2.784860
2.785180
.0166436
_
.193362
_.
Africa,
pound
'ft
.251306
.208766
.00276250
franc
Kingdom,
.251350
2.785760
-
.278300
pound
".Jj
*
.209462
.204050
.324766
krona
Switzerland,
.966484
.00310887
guilder
krone
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
■4
.209475
.0200775
.965390
.204050
.00161070
'
:
Zealand,
.0385250
.0200650
"
.00310887
.251400
,
...
peso
Norway,
£
2.219266
.204050
2.785475
Malaysia, malayan dollar
Mexico,
July 13
.204050
.
(Metropolitan), new franc..—
Germany, deutsche mark
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
:
_
.209475
Thursday
.0121095
.0385000
.0200750
.965406
Money)
.0121074
2.219011
.0385000
.0200837
1930
.00310887
-
France
Japan,
.0385000
"
2.218764
.963541
OF
$
.0121074
.0200833
Finland, Markka
Italy,, lira
States
July 12
$
.963187
rupee
United
Wednesday
2.219729
.0384875
-
...
dollar
in
July 11
.0121104
2.219501
—
__
Belgium, franc
Canada,
(Value
Tuesday
$
.
.0121084
pound
ACT
July 10
•
I
Argentina,
TARIFF
Monday
July 7
Vi
UNDER
:
rand__
sterling
.231737
,
0 0
9
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(260)
.
Monday, July. 17,1961
■.
'# A
LIABILITIES—
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Name
Demand
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
U.
July 12,
i:
d
n
July 5,
1961
certificate
Gold
Redemption
16,201
account
fund for
R.
P.
10
—
?
Total
Cash
i*
v>
5,
gold
certificate
and
44
10
+
—
advances
Acceptances—bought
18
—
+
5
Other
.States
2.699
222
+
—1,996
6.511
Certificates
''•) '
240
14,646
+
3.287
Notes
Bonds
+
Total
Held
Total
Cash
Gov't
S.
loans
of collection
process
36
629
+
259
—
+
324
6
+
823
+
15
assets
assets
:
-1,166
27,717
(342)
28
—
348
+
Deposits:
others
U.
S.
bank
—
Treas.—general
Foreign
Other
269
.»
144
—
493
216
account,
7-21
J15C
7-31
7-17
50c
7-19
7-
5
7-24
7-
5
9-15
8-31
—
+
N.A.
927
+
N.A.
—_
s.
N.A.
6
o
—
tExclusive
703
211
—
+
355
750
+
valuation
of
tion.
59
18
+
37
+
35
+
banks,
deposits due to mutual
excludes ■ change in
comparison
Year-ago
except those of U. S. Government
less cash items in process of collec¬
deposits
commercial
domestic
commercial banks and after deduc¬
individual loan items are shown gross.
reserves;
demand
all
104
—
—
4%
Park
time
checks
officers
and
deposits
of
U.
separately.
Government
S.
~
shown
not
separately.
preferred
Paton
(S.
and
postal
"■Preliminary
Total
Other
Total
<fc
3,652
(9521
items,
42
dividends
(1.294)
liabilities
CAPITAL
Capital
cash
accrued
48,876
paid
District).
to
+
ital
capital
of
&
gold
deposit
bilities
59
accounts
liabs.
capital
certificate
and
R.
F.
(1,2941
accounts
on
in
foreign
149
parentheses
the
are
6
—
32
—
consoli-
the
in
made
eliminations
iimuj
dating process.
will
found
be
Hampshire)
(New
(be
and
list
a
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-31
8-
7-20
—
25c
net
in which the details
J"
1
in¬
short-term
70c
1
7-
15c
8-
1
7-17
25C
10-
1
9-
$1.06
9-
1
8-18
$1.06 %
8-
1
7-14
$1.16
9-
1
8-18
14c
9-
1
8-15
14c
(quar.)
Sand
9-
1
8-15
8-15
7-31
(quar.)
—
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
4.24%
preferred
(quar.)
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
Chemical
Bureau
7-10
7
7
Fibre—
Voting common
(quar.)
Non-voting common (quar.)
Credit Jewellers, Ltd. (quar.)
&
3
7-
7-25
8-
(quar.)
Glass
7-28
20c
30c
(s-a)
Chemicals Corp.
Valley RR.
Cement
tl5c
8-
$2.50
(s-a)
1
7-28
17 %C
7-31
7-
15c
(quar.)
for
called
redemption
last date for mak¬
or
7-31
7-21
7
Piedmont
Pittston
Electric Co.
$2.50
Pago
refunding s. f. bonds__Aug
1st
Corp.,
1st
1
*
pfd. stock—.July 20
Ry.
Porter
8-
1
7-14
8-
1
of
7-14
8-
1
7-14
1
7-20
$1.25
8-
1
7-20
$1.25
7-20
7-
5
8-
1
7-
7
8-
1
7-
7
30c
7-31
7-
7
30c
(quar.)
7-27
7-10
7-20
7-10
7c
(quar.)
621/2
(quar.)..
(quar.)
871/2
c
c
7-20
80c
9-25
9-
6
9-25
9-
6
621/2 c
.
(quar.)
(stock dividend)—
Spaceonics,
6-30
5c
621/2 c
9-25
9-
(quar.)
Inc.
for
r
•'.% ''
.
%
6
■
each
■
held
(H.
7-10
8-
3%
divd.)
(stock
(quar.)
Tools
Electric
share
11
7-10
$1
(quar.)
preferred
share
1
971/20
common
preferred
2nd
1
8-
(quar.)
Cordage
Polaroid
7-10
8-
$1.17
•
—
(quar.)
common
preferred
Plymouth
7-10
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company,
$3.50
7-21
1
8-
$1.10
pfd.
(quar.)
Northern
&
7-31
8-
$1
pfd.
Pittsburgh Brewing, common
$2.50 convertible preferred
Pittsburgh Railways
;
%One
Date
15c
95c
$1,071/2
quar.)
4%
preferred
Portable
Company and Issue—
(increased
preferred
5%
TENDER
OF
NOTICE
B
quar.)
Phillips-Van Heusen common
5%
preferred (quar.)
given in the Chronicle.
were
(increased
A
3.90%
notes,
(except where otherwise indicated)
the current volume
&
7-25
;
Co.
C.)
Pennsylvania
4,%
corporate bonds,
of
stock
common
The date indicates the
Baltimore Gas
irom
from
10c
Company
(J.
Philip Morris, Inc.,
redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
preferred
1
*20e
gains)
Pennsolt
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
correspondents
Figures
—2.6';
.1 %
—
accept¬
for
purchased
ances
—1,166
lia¬
37.9%
liability
1
—
586
+
42
reserves
note
combined
Contingent
43
—
50,178
income,
Traffic
Penney
Fund Notices
Below
Co.
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.80%4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4.68%
preferred (quar.)
Redemption Calls and Sinking
26
+
1
+
426
in
8-
(quar.)
capital gains and 52c from long-term cap¬
Class
—1,233
628
7
10c
*35c
Square Mutual Fund
'ermanente
5
+
7-
'Peterson, Howell & Heather—
58
+
817
Total
Ratio
+
4
1
7-31
:
vestment
savings
revised.
ACCOUNTS—
Surplus
Other
83
577
—
7-28
9-
(quar.)
Insurance
9-15
1
8-11
9-15
25c
40c pfd.
Co.,
10-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
preferred
Penn
:-
Francisco
(San
9-18
7%c
York)
(New
Peoples
figures
9-18
1
$2.50
(quar.)
Co.
Quarterly
—1,644
+
+
17.465
deposits
availability
liabs.
45c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Co.
C.)
Line,
Manufacturing, Ltd., common
7%
Class
Deferred
Pipe
Parke-Davis & Co.
Penobscot
available.
28
split)—
Eastern
Chemical
Peoria
J June
Ltd.,
4.64%
certified
shown
N.A. Not
stock
Park-Lexington
banks.
*'"Includes
60c pref.
—
726
27
+
domestic
to
loans
of
25c
(quar.)
355
+
12,549
J
10-
37 %c
Paddington Corp., class A (increased s-a)
N.A.
+
—
A
(quar.)
_
25
1,924
5,033
Banks
class
Ltd.,
Co.
Company
Express,
Penn
tion
Wholesale,
Elevator
Overland
N.A.
1
+
(quar.)
N.A.
—1,595
37
+
16,437
reserves
7
1
Otis
Peerless
ACCOUNTS
CAPITAL
not
Member
7-
8-
Oshawa
+ 6,760
+
+
91
liabilities
HIncludes
notes
Reserve
1
7-28
N.A.
N.A.
V
From
savings
LIABILITIES—
Federal
tl5c
11-
i
94
15
13
——
Reserve
Federal
SIncludes
586
+
50,178
11,2941
1
1
107
+
1,789
etc
official insts.,
banks
From
and
Total
1012-
225
+
4,961
111
(952)
premises
Other
665
.
+
27,220
securities
and
240
27,143
securities-
$1.19
Parxer
Commercial
Other
288
items in
Bank
+
—
agree't
repurchase
U.
Total
240
27,143
outright—
bought
under
$1.16
12
30
+
—
148
subdivisions
political
Borrowings:
%
")
(quar.)
(quar.)
97
interbank
Governments,
7-18
preferred
Foreign:
1,636
803
1
preferred
N.A.
846
28.722
6,L16
2,786
deposits
deposits
and
8-
4.65%
(2-for-l
time
Domestic
7-18
582
Panhandle
Savings
2
5
1
$1
common—
311
tions:
Bought outright—
Bills
+
+
656
952
39,819
etc
insts.,
official
banks.
savings deposits—total**——
Individuals,
partnerships, and corpora¬
Government securities:
S.
5
7-
8-
1-20
U5c
Utilities Inc.,
+
173
569
and
409
7-
7-19
30c
12 %c
(quar.)
Corp., common
Mines, Ltd
preferred
Outlet
—
17
—
33
outright—__
—1,703
3
-
349
(342)
Discounts
U.
17,249
reserves-
—
Time
Gas
Copper
—
40
+
11,771
Commercial
—
+
4,007
savings
Governments,
94
+
&
4%
Foreign:
—1,797
7
+
1,048
notes
Oil
Orange & Rockland
interbank:
Mutual
it ■
Olin
4.75%
4,972
!
Government
Commercial
1960
N.A.
40
Holders
Payable of Rec
Share
of Company
+
Opemiska
political subdivisions
and
S.
Domestic
July 13,
1961
ASSETS—
—
-
States
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease ( —) since
63,710
802
+1,866
—1,134
+1,236
corpora¬
tions
(In millions of dollars)
61,022
89,491
,,
partnerships,, and
Individuals,
When
Per
/■
;
deposits adjusted?
deposits—totalll
Demand
i
■
1
-;
•
7-17
$1,371/2
7-31
7-14
$1,061/4
7-31
(Del.) —
Inc.
K.),
6-30
*
New
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Natural
Jersey
Poli-New
Genl.
cumul.
6%
Gas Co.
England Theatres, Inc.—
inc. (now fixed 5% ) bonds due Nov.
51/2%
preferred
4)4%'
1983—July 20
15,
11
Potomac
The condition
of
shows
the
the
statement of
Federal
System in leading cities
principal changes for the week
July 5: Increases of $194 million in loans adjusted,
$484 million in loans to domestic commercial banks;
$161 million in reserves with F. R. Banks, $173 million
following
ended
in
U.
S.
Government
million
Company and Issue—
American
in
borrowings from other Federal
Reserve
Banks, and a decrease of $1,134 million in demand de¬
posits adjusted.
industrial
and
loans
decreased
of
net
a
$130 million, most of which occurred in the New York
and Chicago Districts. These loans decreased $196 mil¬
lion
during the corresponding week
Loans
to brokers and dealers and loans to others for purchas¬
ing or carrying U. S. Government and other securities
increased
$115 million.
stitutions
creased
of
Prior
lien
million;
$180
million
in
the
these
like
had
loans
week
in¬
a
in¬
ago.
year
"Other" loans increased $17 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $36 million, and
the combined total of Treasury notes and U. S. Govern¬
ment bonds decreased by $42 million.
M
,
1.
!
[
If
)h
Demand
deposits
adjusted decreased $489 million in
New York City, $207 million in the
Chicago District and
$132 million in the Cleveland District. Time deposits
other
and
increase
savings deposits increased $107 million; this
reflected
was
in
all
4%
Public
Southeastern
debentures,
5%.
5'/»%
Texas
Pacific
series
districts.
Public
113
due
Service
due
1,
Aug.
series
1
2436
Aug
Aug
1
1
2437
11
Aug
1
2480
Aug
1964—
1,
Dec.
bonds
due
due
Dec.
Oct.
1,
1983
2
Aug
158
1
CALLED
Date
Company and Issue—
Commercial
Builders
cumul.
Corp.
cumul.
6%
_July 25
Star
Cumul.
Oil,
coll.
5%
Water
bonds
Ritter Finance
5%%
Special
4 Vi %
114
subord.
debs,
this
2778
July 31
115
1956 series
1968
8
*
July 29
117
1,
1966_July 19
12
Aug
subord.
debs,
Feb.
1,
due Jan.
July 19
1971
June
July 5,
118
1
*
and
investments
adjusted!
113,296
Agricultural
to
chasing
U.
S.
loans
1,147
brokers
and
dealers
for
+
130
—
8
—
926
Other
U.
loans
S.
for
purchasing
Government
or
+
90
+
240
+
6
+
587
carrying:
securities
to
Sales
to
+
2
foreign
+
17
+
+
35
—
143
37
+
financial
personal
3,475
1,730
nonbank
finance,
21
218
+
institutions:
finance,
etc..
Other
Loans
106
1,360
Loans
banks
95
$4.08
142
$4 10
—
S.
Government
securities—total
<
certificates
+
68
17
+
1,095
+
484
+
193
14
+
6,338
+
3,051
+
31,962
bills
Treasury
9
+
1,721
—
3,959
of
indebtedness...
36
+
2,378
8
—
+ 1,474
t
]
'(
One
to
one
year
five
:
years
Other
14,946
securities
with
F.
Banks..!
c
t
^
H
Other
assets—net
—3,335
—
144
+
10
+ 1,440
+
12,388
161
—1,156
152
—
4,380
+
120
+
141
43
+
634
1,867
+
9,392
—
148,841
+
124
—
3,048
n
2
58
—
1,317
)
+ 5,292
—
10,959
R.
18
+
4,438
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.
.
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.;
1
8-14
8-14
-
8-14
7-25
7-
10c
7-25
7-10
6-23
5
7-20
7-20
6-23
10c
7-31
7-15
7-20
6-30
—
10c
___
of America
Co.
7-24
25c
87
'Ac
12-
15c
.
6-16
9-
5
7-31
7-14
8-
20c
7-11
8
7-31
7-17
8-
30c
40c
1
7-21
8-15
5c
(quar.
1
7-21
5%
class A
$2
7-14
$1.25
Reichhoid
Chemicals,
dividend
Reitman's
Ltd.
(quar.)—
—
Canada,
Ltd.,
(quar.)
common
1
8-
1
8-
1
7-20
loc
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)..
8-
50c
8-15
7-21
2%
(Mass.),
8-15
7-21
8-
7-17
JlOc
7-20
7-17
t5c
8-
JlOc
8-
7-17
Extra
t5c
8-
7-17
Reliable Stores
30c
8-
7-28
Class
A
(quar.)
Corp.
Electric
(quar.)
&
:
Engineering
class A
Renold Chains Canada, $1.10
class
A
45c
(quar.)
Corporation,
75c
Racing
15c
—
7-17
1
9-14
12-14
10-
8-15
15c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(Calif. 1
Supply
7-31
1-1-62
+27c
J28c
(quar.)
1st
,
7-
7
7-21
6-23
7-25
7-10
7-17
7-
3
(quar.)
t$1.19
8-
1
7-
1
(quar.)
59 %c
8-
1
7-12
$1.12%
8-
1
7-12
15c
Association
preferred
Metals
4%%
preferred
preferred
—1
(quar. i.^.
preferred
(quar.)____
$4.11
preferred
(quar.)
$4.16
preferred
(quar.)
Northwest
Class
Engineering,
class
(quar.)
A
B
(quar.)
Northwestern States Portland Cement (quar.)
Northwestern
Holders
Rich's
2nd
Ogilvie
Utilities, Ltd., 4%
Flour
Oklahoma
4.24%
One
Old
pfd. (quar.)
Gas
Hour
7%
Electric,
A
preferred
$0,032
7-31
7-10
River
6-30
Roanoke
Gas
9-30
Robbins
&
9-15
8-25
$1.50
9-15
8-25
Rochester
29'Ac
7-20
6-30
4.10%
preferred
7-20
6-30
4%%
preferred I
7-20
6-30
4.10%'
preferred
7-20
6-30
4.95%
preferred K
$1.04
25c
25c
Brand
pfd.
common
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock dividend)——
Myers,
Gas
&
6-30
6-30
Rockower Bros,
1
7-10
Rolland
8-
1
7-10
2
9-19
8-
1
7-14
5.50%
Class
Rollins
B
9-
1
8-
1
7-28
7-10
7-20
6-30
B
Ronson
Roper
Corp,,
Life
Mathieson
Insurance
(Chicago)
J 1
(quar.)
9-
5
45c
7-25
7-
7
1
8-11
1
8-11
9-
1
$1.02 %
9-
1
8-11
(quar.)..
$1.23%
9-
1
8-11
(quar.)
$1.37%
9-
1
Rorer
(William
H.),
Rowe,
Peterson
&
common
(quar.)__
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
7-25
6-26
8c
3%
7-25
6-26
3%
7-25
6-26
15c
7-28
7-14
Products.
7-14
7-25
7-14
7-10
5c
Inc
Co.
7-25
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
7-31
15c
7-20
7-
6c
8-15
7-17
t5c
6-15
7-15
32 %c
8-15
7-31
—
1
7-17
Ruby
8-11
Russell Stover
Foo's
1
9-
17V2C
6-29
8
8-11
8-
8-15
t5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-14
9-
8-11
10c
class A
dividend)
7-21
8-
5
$3%c
7-28
25c-
9-
9-
dividend
20c
Chemical
7-21
9-15
9-
Industries
Rowland
7-14
1
9-15
$1
(quar.)
Corp.
1
8-
$1.18%
(initial)
Ltd.,
(stock
8-
80c
(quar.)
J
1%
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
class A
common
7-20
$1.02%
H
Broadcasting Inc.
Stock
—
(quar.)
preferred L
Paper,
(quar.)
7-20
1
37 Vac
common
(quar.)
Electric,
preferred F
8-
10-
Inc.,
1
25C
:
8-
8-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
7-20
t$l
Mills
Co.
7-20
25c
t$1.75
30c
$1.06
Rice
7-13
25c
(nuar.)
7-25
7-25
93 %c
(quar.)
common
preferred
10-25
55c
t45c
t45c
t69c
t$1.50
(quar.)
Trust—
shares
25c
Valet
Republic
Quarterly
Olin
&
Ltd.,
preferred
National
Class
Old
Mills
Co.—
Selection
Inc.,
3%%'
4%
1—
(quar.)
preferred
When
Payable of Rec.
(Minnesota) —
(quar.).:
M
c
9-
25C
Corp.
(C. A.)
Class
6,241
1
$1.50
Owl
$1.02'/2
$1.02%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Treasury notes and U. S. bonds maturing:
Within
1
7
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
90c
$1.02
—
_T
com!
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Northern States Power
$3.60
+
(quar.)__
Power.
1st
2nd
6%
Ry.
Quebec
Common
—1,244
16,435
Treasury
Pacific
Northern
Share
of Company
Common
12,905
U.
Per
5%%■
T__
1
:_
Equities Corp.
(NY 1
Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Realty
American
Northern
470
Corp.
Rhodesian
167
2,067
7-12
•
9-
(quar.)
(quar.).—
preferred (quar.) —'—
Rap-In-Wax (quar.)
Raymond International, inc. ;' (quar.i—:
4'A%
Name
securities
7-14
accumulated
&
1st
Reynolds
Continued, from page 12
pur¬
carrying:
or
Government
DIVIDENDS
16
+
8-15
1
Reynolds Aluminum of Canada—
8,704
—
1
8-
9-
Corp of America, common
Revere
8,897
+
194
+
31,639
+
"9-
9c
Company
& E.
T.
Republic
1960
190
+
70,365
Loans
R.
Can
C.
Republic
issue.
July 6,
674
+
7-
$1,061/4
*—
Republic Steel Corp.
(In millions of dollars)
115,017
6-30
8-
(quar.)——_—____—
Quaker Oats Co., common
6%
preferred
(quar.)
4% %
ASSETS-
Loans
28,
1961t
1961*
current
from
Sportswear
Reliance
Aug
Decrease (—(Since
-
1
1
52 V2 c
income
net
Puritan
$1.10
in
9-20
88-
$1.22 %
:
Extra
1,
due
10-10
50c
311/4C
;
+30c
Class B
Investments & Securities, Inc.—
cumul. conv. preferred stock
•Announced
:
(quar.)
;
preferred
Puritan Fund, Inc.—
Reece
—July 21
1
shares
preferred
5%%
Co.
'
$1.16
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Stock
Jan.
6-12
!50c
(s-ai)
com.
(quar.)
Red
Co.—
due
J.)
Coiorauo,
ox
preferred
Real Estate Investment Trust
preferred
Ltd.—
redeemable
Northeastern
3
Aug 15
pfd.
stock
Page
Corp¬
convertible
stock
General Precision Equipment Corp.—
$3 cumul. conv. preference stock and
$2.98 cumul. conv. preference stock
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—
5.65%
cumul.
preferred
stock
North
Co.
preferred
$3.50
Increased + ) or
■f,
Service
Radio
Bankers
1
2%
(N.
4.90%
R.
ISSUE
ENTIRE
General
8-
*
Co.—
1976—
1,
6-12
$1,171/2
(quar.)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
(Canada) (quar.)
4% %
Aug
1962
1, 1977
1
Co.—
Transmission
debs,
bonds,
Co.—
H
Eastern
5%%
debs,
5%
gold
1
8-
-
Quarterly
due Jan.
bonds,
Co.
Tea
Mfg.,
Provincial Bank
RR.—
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
National
s'/;
increased
by $115
financial
nonbank
Loans to
2773
Trust
&
!
:
7-14
90c
(quar.)__
dividend)
common
4.64%
Coal Co.—
first and refunding mortgage
1924. due Feb. 1, 1964
5%
Bank
preferred
(quar.)
B
(stock
Ltd.,
Bros.,
Princeton
Lehigh Valley
ago.
year
a
Price
Progress
prior preferred stock
Aug 14
Cincinnati Enquirer, Inc. 5%
debs, due Aug. 1, 1967
Aug
1
Dynalectron Corp. 6% conv. s. f. debs, due Aug. 1? 1968_Aug
1
Southern
Commercial
of Illinois—
Co.
Investment
Page
3.60%
preferred
Inc.
Preway,
Date
•
cumul.
5V4%
demand
deposits, $943 million in
demand deposits credited to domestic banks, and $703
REDEMPTION
PARTIAL
weekly reporting member
Reserve
(quar.)
Edison,
4.70%.
banks
(quar.)—.
preferred
Enterprises,
Candies
Ltd
(s-a)
1
Volume
194
Niimber 6073
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(261)
Per
Name of
Covipany
Louis-San
St.
6%
conv.
5%
Ry.,
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
St.
preferred A (quar.)
Louis Steel Casting (quar.)
St.
Paul
Fire
Miguel
&
Marine
Brewery
(Howaid)
Sams
&
9-15
9-
9-15
9-
1
$1.25
Class
*j
;
common
7-25
6-30
Toronto-Dominion
7-10
Trade
5.60%
7-
3
7-
3
loc
8-15
8-
1
15c
11-15
11-
1
Class
50c
preference
Scott
&
(quar.)
Fetzer
mi
6-30
Transcontinental
7-17
6-30
Combmon
7-17
6-30
$2.55
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
1
7-20
$5.70
preferred
Co.
'
(monthly)
preferred
—
i
Aviation
5c
Securities
Co.
1
7-14
Title &
Bros.,
1~
7-14
8-
1
(quar.)
investment
Glass
Shawinigan
Class
—
Stock
&
(quar.)__.
Ordinary
(Ordinary)
Shoe
Corp.
Sierra
of
$2.44
6-30
7-30
7-14
Union Commerce Bank
Union
Class
Simms
(T.
S.)
Smith
(A.
Smith
South
dividend)
(quar.)
Coast
(quar.)
Southern Indiana
5%
6-28
Gas
7-15
40c
8-
1
7-12
preferred
8-20
8-
7-26
1
6-30
9-27
9-27
9-13
7-31
7-14
7-31
7-
5
7-31
77-
9-
1
1
9-
1
9-
1
8-11
8-15
7-20
34
c
$62Vic
8-
1
7-14
15c
preferred
3.70%
(quar.)
8-
1
7-11
25«
(quar.)
Public Service—
preferred
9-15
$1
12-11
10c
(s-a)
Oil
7-25
7-20
15c
11-
3
10-16
$i2y2c
8-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
92Vic
a-
1
7-20
(quar.)
97Vic
8-
1
$1.0334
8-
1
7-20
preferred
$100
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-15
(quar.)
35c
10-
2
9-15
35c
6-30
6-23
50c
8-10
7-10
12yac
9-15
8-15
(quar.)_
(initial)
$1.37%
9-
1
8-15
$1
8-
1
7-
$1
8-
1
7-
7
10-
2
9-
8
8-
1
7-
7
7
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
i2y2c
Improvement,
common
(quar.)
$1.06 Va
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-29
4.40%
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
par
$1.10
(quar.)
4.36%
preferred
4.40%
preferred
$1.15
(quar.)
$25
(quar.)
distribution
stock
common
of
Duquesne
share
of
common
Public
in
Service
cash
Standard
Stanley
for
Light
stock
share
10-
1
8-31
7-27
6-30
$2.50
10-10
9-20
62V2c
8-
1
7-
8-
1
7-
Steel
Steel
share
of
4%
Co.
of
8-15
Parts
tax
dividend
$.076
and
6%
8-
6-30
will
amount
share
to
approximately $0,093
based
the
on
current
per
rate
of
3
Transit Co., common
(quar.)
Realty Investments (initial)
United Whelan Corp., common
(quar.)
U.
'
15c
Tobacco,
Y.)
common
8-
—
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Company
(quar.)
Construction
&
7-14
8-31
tion
8-31
8-10
fund
8-
1
7-14
chase
150,000
common
25c
9-
1
8-15
to
offered
for
8-
1
7-
of
8-
1
7-
7
shares)
7-21
7-
7
Smith,
7
dividend
A
.03
Aluminum
(J.
P.)
&
6-30
7-28
6-28
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
$1.25
to
9-29
9-15
$1.25
12-29
12-15
$60c
8-
1
7-
5%
8-
8
6-26
7
for
Products
Co.
56c
9-
1
7-31
10-
1
8
25c
and expenses
9-
25c
9-15
37V2c
(quar.)
Sterling Precision Corp., 5% pfd. A (quar.)
Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd., ordinary (interim)
tax
12v2c
5c
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
(After British income
7-31
12V2c
5%
9-
1
1
8-
7-14
9-14
8-25
9-
1
7-10
7-24
Class
Stix
fl
7-
3
7
the
7-
7
7%
1st
Stone
Fuller,
preferred
Container
Strawbridge
&
(quar.)
common
Clothier
Strolee of California,
I.
M.
Corp.
E.
Freight,
Class
B
A
8-25
9-29
9-15
7-10
8-
1
7-12
8-
1
7-10
25c
9-
8
8-10
2 % %
10-16
7-20
9-15
7-
6
Inc.
—
20c
7-31
7-14
25c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
8-15
7-20
25c
(quar.)
Inc
(quar.)
8-15
7-20
6c
7-20
7-
7
$4
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Texas Power & Light—
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
$4
preferred
$4.76
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.84
preferred
Therm-O-Disc,
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
rl
(quar.)
Gas
$1.50
(stock
dividend)
(quar.)
5%
12'/2C
8-
4
7-28
8-15
7-28
7-28
1
7-14
west
7-27
7-14
towns
7-27
9-
1
9-20
9-
8
7-14
8-15
8-
9
8-24
9-20
9-
6
9-20
9-
preferred
9-
West
Ohio
7-12
8-
7-14
7-18
7-
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
8-
(stock
Pacific
7-10
7-24
9-11
8-24
10-10
9-22
7-20
6-26
$1.12%
8-15
8-
10c
Tablet
L_
7-25
7-10
7-14
8-15
7-31
7-14
8-
7-
5
$20c
10-
2
9-
7-31
B-2
4V2%
(quar.)
preferred
Wilcox Oil Co.
8-31
7-31
7-20
6-30
Wilson
$1.27
8-
1
7-14
Wisconsin
$1
8-
1
7-14
8-
1
7-10
&
B-5
(quar.)
An
300
offering price of
supplied by amendment.
"
the
units,
which
slope of
$160,000 to
north
of
the
Rocky
the
will
Tri-Town
Denver;
$2,000,000
include
Mountains,
and
will
be
construction
about
Project
the
Rorer, Inc.
to
balance,
200
serve
miles
certain
together
with
—
Capital Stock
Offered—•
and
CAPITALIZATION—
Authorized
debt
Outstanding
5,000,000 shs.
3,351,348 shs.
debt
stock
$107,626
__
450,000
(8'/3
c
par)
__
Shares
Shares
9-15
8-
Dominick & Dominick, Inc.
McDonald & Co._
1
Kidder, Peabody & Co
30,850
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke 18,000
7-
7
Eastman
2,250
8-
1
7-
7
7-28
7-
Moore, Leonard & LynchSinger, Deane & Scribner_
7
1,500
Dillon,
Securities
Goldman,
&
1
7-18
1
7-18
Smith,
8-
1
Stone
8-15
8-
1
9-
8-18
Corp.
White, Weld
1
common
(quar.)
6
Loewi
&
4
A.
C.
Allyn
8-
1
7-21
A.
G.
8-22
7-31
8-
1
4-
7
40c
11-
1
10-
7
Drexel
income
W.
7-31
7-14
Robert
7-14
Blair
Inc—
1
7-10
5.04%
preferred
7-14
C.
7-28
(quar.)
7-14
5.08%
$1.26
8-
1
preferred
7-14
DeHaven
(quar.)
$1.27
8-
1
7-14
Butcher
:
R-
1
C.
3,000
&
Co._—
3,000
3,000
&
H.
Bodine
&
Co
Co.,
&
1,200
1,200
E.
W.
1,200
Son
&
1,200
&
Suplee,
Co.,
1,200
1,200
Newbold's
Poole
&
Co
1,200
Co
—
Yeatman,
1,200
Wagenseller
2,250
Yarnall,
2,250
Warren
2,250
»-V. 193, p. 2328.
&
Biddle
W.
1,200
Mosley
Inc
2,250
Durst,
&
York
Inc.
Townsend,
&
—
Co.
Newburger
2,750
Inc
Co._
Templeton
W.
1,500
Labouisse,
Battles
2,750
Inc
&
Co.—
Friedrichs
2,250
1,200
Clark, Inc
Mitchum, Jones &
Inc—
Sherrerd
&
&
Janney,
Co.
Collings & Co., Inc.-
Crouter
Kirkland
Weil,
4,300
3,000
Baird
&
Jenks,
Harrison
3,500
2,250
7-10
Baker, Weeks & Co
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Howard,
Inc—
&
Co.,
Co.
&
1
Service—
4,300
Co.,
Co
&
7-31
Co.
Inc.-
Noyes
&
4c
Inc.
Co
&
Hemphill,
$1.50
Co.
Inc.
investment
(quar.)
&
&
Becker
Bache
&
4,300
Co.
Stroud
.
&
4,300
7-
40c
-
4,300
Webster Securities
&
8-
Power—
Co
Jackson
Barney
7-20
25c
4,300
&
Curtis
8-15
$1.25
Co
Webber,
8-
8-15
$1.12 y2
Union
Sachs
8-
8-
preferred
of
&
the
of
public
of
H.)
Short-term
7-10
5%
to be
sale
Project
common
Fenner
rate
the treatment of
gastric hyperacidity, peptic ulcers and gastritis.
EARNINGS—For the three months ended March
31, 1961, the com¬
pany reported net sales of $2,567,187 and net
earnings of $291,617,
compared
with
$2,106,428 and $231,890, respectively, for the corre¬
sponding period of the preceding year.
8-
$1"19
the
two
Pierce,
interest
in
1
Public
from
purchase
The
pur¬
stock,
of $20
consisting
Lynch,
warrants,
are
each
sinking
to
common
BUSINESS—The company,
of 4865 Stenton Avenue,
PhiladelDhia,
and sells ethical
pharmaceuticals which are promoted
prin¬
cipally through physicians and pharmacists rather
than to the general
public.
The company's principal
product is "Maalox," which is used
8-
Wisconsin
the
of
produces
Inc.—
from
of
Merrill
registra¬
of
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke
group which made a secondary
offering on July 11, 1961 of 130,000 shares of
this firm's
capital stock at $36 per share. The shares
were sold for
the account of Herbert C.
Rorer, chairman, and Gerald
F. Rorer, president. None
of the proceeds will be re¬
ceived by the
company. Upon completion of the sale
approximately 40% of the company's 3,351,348 shares
of
outstanding capital stock will be owned by members
of the Rorer
family.
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fund,
shares
underwriters.
a
warrants
2
7V2c
—
(quar.)
Quarterly
150,000
the exercise of
(William
Paine,
(quar.)
preferred
Wisconsin
from
10c
Electric
of
western
miles
five-year
transmission lines
together with
distribution
facilities to serve natural
gas to certain communis
Denver;
25c
common
A
miles
related
50c
(quar.)-.__
(quar.)
Company,
Common
72
75c
A
Corp.
Chocolate,
$5
Robert¬
10-
10c
(quar.)
class
preferred
Whiting
Wilbur
to
of
$1.43%
(quar.)
Sewing Machine—
$2 prior preferred
Division
30c
com.
(quar.)
$3 preferred (quar.)
White Stag Mfg., class
price
8
7-10
and
shares.
list
Roaring Fork
25
Capital
(quar.)
Time
$1
Westmoreland, Inc.
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
Co.
of
the
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
headed an
underwriting
1
Stationery—
$1.25
Lux
in
underwriting terms
Long-term
Ltd.
(quar.)
vVhite-Rodgers
7-14
1
68 %C
preferred (quar.)
Westminster Paper Co.,
lien
1
25c
5%
prior
1
88-
Co.—
(quar.)
&
8-
3iy4c
(quar.)
Gas
30c
1
32 y2c
(quar.)
RR.
&
preferred
Western
7-10
1
8-10
50%
(initial)
(quar.)
preferred
Power
7
8c
Gas
preferred
4
8c
common
$$1
*7
8-11
30c
Light & Telephone-^
New
6%
7-17
$1.15
Westbrook-Thompson Holdings
White
7-31
$1.25
(monthly)
dividend)
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)
4%
2%
60c
West
Western
7-14
8c
Corp.
of
warrants, will be added to general funds.
The
company now has
outstanding 345,101 common shares, of which
management officials own 13%.
Ernest C.
Porter is Board Chairman
and William A.
Newton, President.—V. 192. p. 1200.
6
7-28
$1.06 J/4
(quar.)
R.)
share
2480.
p.
75,000 units,
attached warrant to
common
proceeds
the
the
on
proceeds
6
9-20
ties
sale
an
net
and
8-15
25c
(quar.)
two
exercise
to
about
8-
$1.56 Vt
dividend)
the
as
193,
shares)
public
(with
and
the
lines
$1.43%
(quar.)
(quar.)
$5 preferred
Weissberg (H.
Monthly
Monthly
Of
of
25C
(stock
units
7-10
20c
preferred
$40c
Texas Electric Service—
$5.08
$4.25
Class
(quar.)
preferred
9-20
7-25
35c
Terminal-Hudson Electronics,
Texaco Canada, Ltd., common
4%
8
25c
(quar.).
Talon, Inc., class
9-
7V2c
(quar.)
Oil
Co.
(quar.)
Sunset International Petroleum—
Stock dividend
Supermold
10-16
9-29
20c
(quar.)
Sun
Iron
Company
(quar.)
Washington Gas Light, common
$2.75
10-16
43%c
(quar.)_
Inc.
15c
$25c
—
Warner
Western
30c
(quar.)L;
Corp.
10c
one
of
heads
debentures,
7-
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
Waltham Precision Instrument Co.
(stk. div.).
(One share of Dextra Corp. stock for
each
10 shares held)
Warner
Bros.
Pictures
(quar.)
Western
$.0095
&
&
Natural
Press
5.20%
9%c
Baer
—
Agricultural
Wallace
5%
for
A
Waialua
8-11
depositary dividend will amount to ap¬
proximately $.076 per depositary shares)
...Btill-Man Manufacturing—
Class
Coal
and
Inc.,
1
$15c
$4.60
ap¬
per
Stein
Stevens
7-28
$10c
(quar.)
amount
(quar.)
Extra
Virginia
debentures
7-24
6c
(quar!1)
Food
(s-a)
Materials Co., common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
!
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
6V«% preferred (quar.)
—
and expenses
will
preferred
Camp Sea
Ventures, Ltd.
be
applied
Fund, Inc. (quar.)
Vanadium Corp. of America, com.
of
a
of
Robert¬
two shares
attached
8-
2%
Line
Van
company
30c
(quar.)
exchange
at
plan
a
1726 Champa
St., Denver, Colo., filed
statement with the SEC on
July 10 covering $1,500,000
debentures due 1981 (with
18c
Mining
voted
company to
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas
Co., Inc.—Securities Reg.
This
1
9-15
30c
(quar.)
the
for
their
of
Co.—V.
87l/2c
Extra
4V2%
Controls
12y2c
(quar.)
is
stock
of
■
10c
convertible preference
Universal Insurance Corp. (N.
the sale
transaction
common
total
30c
$3.50
Stock
the
a
17 Vac
S.
Value
of
plan is
Following the
management
V
exchange.)
United
basis
the
shaw-Fulton
;
Manufacturing Co., Inc.
Connecticut, to approve
for
of Lux stock.
Involved
52,500 Robertshaw-Fulton shares.
Lux stockholder
action, Thomas T. Arden, President
of Robertshaw-Fulton
stated that, upon
consummation of the transfer
of assets on
July 17, 1961, the Lux organization
will begin
under present Lux
operating
in
6
$1.30
held.
Hall
&
Co.
(quar.)__;
Stern & Stern
Textiles, 4V2% pfd.
Sterchi Bros. Stores
(quar.)
Sterling
8-21
1
Wisconsin
plus
depositary share).
(increased-quar.)
Corp.
9-
The
Robertshaw-Fulton
7-28
^ordinary (interim)
(Payment is for the year ending Sept. 30,
1960, after British income tax. Dividend
7-
which provides
shaw-Fulton.
5
15c
Vulcan
45C
class
(After British income
Steel
7-17
of
(quar.)
Co. of Canada. Ltd. Ordinary
(quar.)—
Co. of Wales, Ltd.
Ordinary (interim)
proximately
40c
8-17
pre¬
preferred
depositary,
7-20
7-20
reorganization
5
37V2c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Volunteer
Stecher Traung Lithograph—
5%
prelerred
(quar.)
5%
1
1
$10c
Ltd.,
(quar.)
B
.08
s^are
(quar.)_
Inc.
Brock,
Class
7-20
88-
20c
Corporation
each
Shares.
of
.01
and
ferred
1
8-
7-20
27Vic
Standard Dredging Corp., $1.60
pfd.
Standard Gas & Electric. Co.—
Liquidating
1
27VaC
(quar.)
par
Spartans Industries Inc.
8-
The
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
Co.—Acquisition—
Stockholders of the Lux Clock
meeting July 6, in Waterbury,
8-31
$10c
___
Jersey RR. & Canal Co.
Machinery,
60c
—
7-20
(quar.)
Non¬
includes components such as
microphones and earphones,
complete assemblies such as
headsets, headset-microphones and
and
handsets,
complete electronic, transistorized
and
amplified communication
systems, used in missile launching
areas, space communications
and various other
marine
systems. Of the net
proceeds from the
sale of additional
company's
stock, $300,000 will be used to finance
the acquisi¬
tion of additional
fabricating and test equipment and other
manu¬
facturing aids required for the
production of recently
developed items,
and to
increase its design and
development program, either by en¬
larging its technical and scientific
staff or by
acquiring businesses
engaged in research and
development or both. The balance will
be
added to working
capital for general corporate
purposes.
The company has
outstanding 550,000 shares of common
which Richard W.
stock, of
Howell, President and Donald W.
Powers, a VicePresident, own 275,000 shares each and
propose to sell 50,000 shares
each.
7
$68c
$75c
—
7-21
Univis,
preferred
source.
equipment
Bank—
Y.)
Co.
Shoe
Upjohn
preferred
7-
35c
1
4.15%
T.
10-16
3
Shoe
7-10
3.90%
r'
3
8-
(quar.)
U. S. Vitamin & Pharmaceutical
Co.
United Steel Cos.,
8-15
12-
15%; resident tax 7%.
income tax.
published date was incorrect.
Continued from page 9
7-20
11-
15c
preferred
S.
Utah
(quar.)
3
30c
N.
Universal Leaf
Paper Mills
Southwestern
6%
U.
8-11
$1.20
the
tax
British
Investments, Ltd.—
New
8-11
Railway—
non-cum.
7-20
7-20
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Keno Hill Mines, Ltd
United
8-11
9-
Gas
United
5
7-31
27»/2C
—$0.2656)4
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
Southwest Grease &
3
8-3
8-
National
Fruit
United
5
25c
(quar.)_
Materials
Southland
8-
6c
11-
preference
4V4%
9-13
Electric—
&
4%
8-31
1
28c
common
Co.,
7-20
7-14
6c
Bank
(Pittsburgh)
(Calif.)
(quar.)
Lines, common (quar.)
United Fuel
6%
8-
7-5
General Corporation and
Investment News
7-20
7-25
—
preferred
United
2
2
in
tax.
7-20
Aircraft Corp.—
preference
(1955 series)
(quar.)_—
preferred (1956 series)
(quar.)
4%
8-31
10-
10-
65c
(quar.)
Power
5V2%
8-15
28y2c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__—.
Southern
1
7-28
12 VaC
preferred
Southern
9-
5%
(quar.).
preferred
8-15
8-15
8-15
Co.
Air
United
7-18
1
7-5".
closed for this dividend.
Canadian funds, tax
deductible at
10-19
preferred
(quar.)
(Watertown,
7-10
8-
5C-
4%
4.80%
1
1
$3uc
wuu
—■
Corp.
1
65c
(quar.)
Market
Oil
30c
iviihs
11-
National
(quar.)
Canada
pref. B
United
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Southern California
Water,
5.44%
6%
Union
8-
1
8-1
8-31
30c
pref. A
Union
8-
8-
}35c
*56%c
•
not
11-15
9-15
(quar.)
non-cumulative
6-30
8-15
7-14
10-16
Union
6-16
tl5c
iquar.)___-_lhl-t!i._—_
Paper
11-24
3
6-30
c
(quar.)
(quar.)
books
1
-
Previously
preferred
non-cumulative
i
$25c
Transfer
8-
65c
common
preferred
7-13
8-31
corrected payment
date and/or record date
is indicated here,
t Payable in U. S.
funds, less 15% Canadian
non-residents tax.
xLess Jamaica Income
8-15
10-16
1
22
preferred
Southern
4
(quar.)
7-28
9-15
7-17
r
3
8-
$25c
4.48%
4V4%
8-
Ltd.,
4%%
7-10
25c
10c
1
8-25
11-
8-
61c
class A
California Edison,
preferred
(quar.)
4.56 %
6-16
1
8-
' 30c
6c
Union
6-14
4
Zeller's,
(Dalias)-
preferred (quar.)_.—*.—.
Gas of Canada Ltd., com.
8-
8-1
7-25
I ess
6c
6%
1
8-10
g-
7c
a
(.quar.)
preferred
1
$1
y
B
6%
5%
(quar.)
Co.
Corp., class A
6%
9-
1
6-30
(quar.)
7-14
9-
8-
7-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-19
2
8-15
1
A
8-15
2
8c
7-19
v
B
8-25
10-
1
1
8-
(quar.)
6%
$10c
dividend
Southern
—
(quar.)
Corp.
(Cleve.)
6-30
10-
98-
$1.40
(s-a)_
$1
7-12
$15c
(Howard)
Mfg.
Stock
Finance
15c
(s-aj
Smith-Douglas Co.
B
92 v2 c
7-31
Company Ltu.—
O.)
J Payable
87V2c
7-27
20%
(quar.)
preferred
7-14
Class
United
(stocK
Dairies, Ltd.,
B
*
(quar.).
Class
20%
(quar.)
common
A
Co.
10c
20%
'
America
Ltd.
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3.50
7-14
(Canada)—
Power,
Mines.
Silverwood
7-14
$4 preferred
$3.70
7-14
1
9-15
8-15
$0,025
5%
Salle Street
2%
preferred
Sigma
1
1
7-10*
7-10
9-
Union Electric Co.—
5 V2 %
(quar.)
Pacific
8-
7-14
30c
La
7-27
$50C
America
Sherwin-Williams
$1.42%
$1.25
South
7-14
$56 %C
•.
Corp. of
dividend
Stock
7-14
8-
1
9-15
15C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
7-14
Quarterly
Co.—
registered (stock dividend)
bearer (stock dividend)
Sheraton
1
1
7-14
7-30
Batteries
County
resident
J.),
10-2
7-30
Yocam
8-
7V2c
(N.
7-31
20c
7
8-
A
8-
17'/2c
Yale
7-14
1
(quar.)
1
6'/2c
class A
63 %c
(quar.)
Trust
7-31
t33VhC
dividend
Ordinary
1
8-23
8-
10%
A
B
8-
$20Cv
_
Trading
7-
7-24
9-10
12»/2c
Express Systems, class A
(quar.)
Yates-American Machine (quar.)
York
,
24c
:—
Power
7-31
(quar.)
8-10
7c
Tanning
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9-15
7-14
8-
Oil
&
Gas
(quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance
208
Class
Holders
Payable of Rec.
7c
(quar.)
Wood-Mosaic,
12-15
Class
A
Transport
A
10-11
$1
(quar.)
4% preferred A (quar.)
4V2% preferred B (quar.)
Shell
Class
Trenton
7-14
9-11
6%c
income
&
1
7-24
Transportation Corp. of America—
(from invest¬
(quar.)
Water
1
2%
4% preferred (quar.)
'Shareholders Trust of Boston—
Shatterproof
$5.60
5c
•
6c
Shares, Inc.
10-
1-1-62
$25c
A
10c
(N. Y.)__.—
dividend)—
income)
net
(quar.)
1
&
When
Share
(monthly)
Enterprises, class
B
$1.49
1
Seligman & Latz, Inc., common
Class B (quar.)____:
From
8-
9-30
3%
Banknote
(Stock
8-
7-14
1
6%c
)
7-14
12V2c
.
ment
8-
(<
corp.—
Guaranty Co.
Selected American
$25c
A
__
—
Inc.
■
8-21
7-31
7-20
•$1
dividend
Security-Columbian
Security
Seeman
Soss
9'
1
85c
(quar.)
Acceptance
Stock
8-15
Line—
Trico
preferred (quar.)—'.
Scrivner-Stevens
$1
7-20
8-
10c
—
Class
8-
A
(monthly)
Shoe
Wometco
_
(quar.)
8-10
10c
Corp.
(quar.)—______
Co.—;! v.'
"
~
preferred (quar.)
8-15
6-30
4%
(quar.)-i_
25c
—
1
22'/2C
per
Company
class
dividend
1
7-15
8-10
2oc
Pipe
A
9-
(quar.)
Gas
Class
8-
20c
(quar.)
8-
'
Paper
$3.40
$4
Transamerica Corp.
7-17
$4.90
Monthly
Scott
.Scott
,
6-30
$20c
waar.)—
Stock
20c
6-30
28c
.
common
Wolverine
8-15
$47 V2C
_
Company (qr.ar.)__
Corp. Fund—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Transcontinental Investing, class
7-17
25c
(quar.)
Inuustries,
8-15
1
(quar.).
Trane
7-17
22 y2 c
i—
1
9-
"
Y.)
30c
Corp.,
9-
7
$1.06 V*
(quar.)
(N.
Wolf
7-
$1.14
Trans-Canada
Co., Ltd.—
A
Sciieniey
Bank
Trust
Name of
9-15
7-28
.
22c
(quar.
prelerred .(quar.)
Scarfe &
M
7-24
7-24
Banx
1
$1.06 V*
(quar.)__
7-25
10-
17 y2c
—.
(quar.)
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec.
15c
(quar.)—
preferred
4.25%
$0,015
—
"
.
preferred
4.56%
7-10
15c
(quar.)
preferred
4V4%
9-15
(quar.)
Antonio
5%
1
5
7-17
15c
(quar.)_
Corp., voting trust certificates
Voting trust certificates
'
San Diego Gas & Electric, common
(quar.)_
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
4y2 % preferred (quar.)__
'
'i
B
12-
When
Snare
36c
(quar.;
Sampson-Miller Assoc., common (quar.)
San
10-
Company
Thomas Industries, Inc.
(reduced)
Toledo
Eaison
Co.,
conunoin,
30c
insurance
Co.,
12-15
11c
Per
Name of
1
$1.25
conv.
preferred A
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
*
San
When
Share
Francisco
49
Inc.
Co
&
1,200
1,200
Co.,
—
1,200
t-ir
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(262)
Oil
Sav-Mor
Corp.,
L. I.,
Jericho,
The
corporation
shares
common
Paine,
The
proceeds
one
underwriter
is
the
committed
the conditions
set forth
to
are
expansion.
Paine,
corporation
shares
common
Harris
&
The
Co.,
proceeds
public
July
on
cents)
York.
to
are
to
used
be
additional
relations,
filed a "Reg. A" covering 150,000
be offered at $2, through B. G.
1961
6,
10
New
(par
Inc.,
salaries
for
advertising,
capital.
salesmen,
to
working
and
employees
Jackson
Webber,
Stock
American
Pictures,
duced
length
feature
of
theatrical
for
shorts originally
and
1.020
owns
company
Recording
has
for
rights
Stock
1961 offering circular,
Co., Newark, N. J., publicly offered 100,000
shares of this firm's common stock at $3 per share. Net
Moran
BUSINESS—The
July
a
10,
incorporated under the laws of the
State of Delaware on April 24,
1961. On April 28, 1961 it succeeded
to all the assets and business of, and assumed the liabilities and debts
of
Scully, Inc., a corporation
incorporated under the laws of the
State of Connecticut
on
April 6, 1959, in connection with the issuance
to Lawrence J. Scully, the sole stockholder of Scully, Inc., of 130.000
shares
of
the
company's common stock of 10 cents par value and
on
May 22, 1961, Scully, Inc., was formally dissolved.
As
of May
1, 1959, Scully,
Inc. had acquired all the assets and
business, excepting the land and building it occupies at 62 Walter
St., Bridgeport, Conn, and six leased Scully Variable Disc Recording
Machines,
of
Scully Machine
Co.,
an
individual proprietorship of
Lawrence
J.
Scully. On April 28, 1961, Lawrence J. Scully conveyed
to the company, as a contribution ttTlts capital, the land and build¬
at
The
in
the
disc
Bridgeport.
St.,
is,
company
primarily
was
company
Walter
62
master
Conn.
predecessors have been since
manufacturing ana selling
and its
business
recording
engaged
1919,
of
scientific,
machine
and
incidental
and
manufacturing
CAPITALIZATION
professional
a
GIVING
parts
purposes;
EFFECT
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
Common
—V.
stock
(10 cents
Sears,
Co.—Files
Roebuck
925
of
company
statement
berships
in
The
Roebuck
&
Co.
South
with
Savings
the
and
the
by
Pension
Homan
SEC
Clement
of
Trust
the
Slater
Sharing
Fund.—V.
covering
Pension
shares
2.000,000
193,
30,000
Fund
of
filed
111.,
a
mem¬
Sears,
of
has
Co.
been
corporation.—V.
Electric, Inc.
2589.
p.
Edwards
&
Jones,
Kreeger
&
Mackall
&
Carolina
stock
provide
the
will
appointed
193,
in
used
balance
the
of
available
to
receivable
from
A
Offered
Stock
—
The
of
its
shares
100,000
finance
have
the plant
to
will
the
larger
leased by
added
be
company,
working capital and
of inventories and ac¬
short-term
Cliff,
the
to
volume
required
of
company,
Sea
residences.
incandescent
the
switches,
lamps.
It
sales
net
Feb.
oi
28,
the
borrowing.
bank
net
wall
and
ended
year
Nov.
net income
sales
were
GIVING
of
plates
A
stock
(20c
pari-
Class
B
stock
(10c
30,
July
agreed,
TO
—
1
sold
5,000
due
Dec.
4,000
,
enable
the
485
1975
had
188,
formed
as
with
1,114,000 shs.
named'" below
have
severally
been
The
smoke,
civil
to
&
Stockholder
Total
insurance
riot,
written
be
The
general
funds
to
Known
■$165,000
will
had
on
as
a
been
CAPITALIZATION
Due
the
to
their
and
stock
to
property of
no
any
maintain
for fire insurance companies,
level of liquidity in their invest¬
high
a
investments and
holdings will be placed in cash, bank deposits,
government securities,
bonds, and other prudent-man-rule investments. The company antici¬
pates that there will, bp little or no investment in real estate mortgages.
the
ments,
anticipates
company'
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
the
that
EFFECT
bulk
its
of
$4)
(par
PRESENT
TO
underwriters
the
to
of
terms
underwriting
an
Outstanding
50,000 shs.
forth
set
respective
their
opposite
with the company to
the public offering price of
$1
per
share,
Shares
193,
4,000
Operating
Other
income
of Nashville, Tenn.,
is
investment company and
be
Investment
the
from
used
by
the
current
Tennessee
limited
to
As
of
small
EFFECT
closedFederal
1958.
will
be
added
to
in providing equity
The company presently
southeastern
Investors,
scale.
advanced
GIVING
eight
of
sale
a
a
company
small businesses.
to
Act
Inc.,
the
March
states.
company
31,
—V.
193,
The
due
Oct.
office,
1983
1.
called
$2,035,304 $10,352,192
8,658,514
$9,884,856
8,255,529
Redemption—
Aug.
on
2,
$350,000 of its first 5(4%
Payment. will be made at
York.—V.
New
194,
p.
Bell
Telephone
Period Ended May 31—
PRESENT
1,000,000 shs.
The
the
Operating
revenues
Operating
expenses——
Federal
Other
income
—V.
193.
for
1961,
has
a
to
total
Roberts Co.,
the
Outstanding
592,060 shs.
is
and
is
the
Business
cents
$
s
per
of
Frio
Propane's
The
Tex
sells
—V.
193,
p.
1733.
of
outstanding
had
Gas
profit
a
shares
common
sales
both
and
affected
profits
by
an
of
unsea¬
of''■ the
L-P
193,
the
company's marketing
for home heating, one
gas
1060.
p.
step
makes
LP-Gas
in
Frio-Tex.
LP-Gas
as
18
he
line
of
storage
of
the
It
also
noted.
states
Through
a
stock
Propane
industry.
operations,
manufactures
well
Suburban
LP-Gas
through
as
Gas
Pipe
Line
Anton
will
and
other
whollyappliances
gas
tanks
that
and
earnings
tank
of
it is
20
founded
was
gas
the
manufacturing
30
a
leases
mile
under
be
to
for
Foot
land
of
acres
to
1956
Big
adds
the
Field
in
Suburban
distributing
facilities,
42
gathering system, a com¬
pipeline
in
Frio
County,
productive.
At
contract
long-term
a
October
the
company
and
25,000
on
known
are
in
in
reserves
of
Transcontinental
to
present
Frio-
Corporation.
said
plant
of
the
Co.
natural
Acquisition
gas
that
immediate
which
gasoline.
put
of
spokesman
company
Gas
&
well,
natural
will
The
expected
million
year.—V.
that
for
the
for
feet
of
natural
the
plant
has
of
well
as
a
as
been
prepared
estimated
full
at
gas
construction
butane
and
propane
proposed
will be operating
it
cubic
194,
plans call
produce
site
through¬
day
per
before
the
end
52.
p.
Tuckahoe, N. Y. drug and cosmetic manufacturer, has purchased
cash
the
and
Salzman,
A.
Sulray,
of Coast
assets
offices
plant
in
Los
Sulray
public
a
54,427,009
10,964,782
57,758,291
Corp.—Common
1961
20,
Stock
prospectus,
Offered
Norman
recently
acquired
net
Coil
Co.,
Angeles,
California
a
according
to
electronics
firm
with
announcement
an
by
President.
whose
company
beauty
and
equity
small
capital and to make
long-
concerns.
Salzman
Coil
stock
of
of
1958
and
is
also
registered
under
is
traded
the
over
counter,
-
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
$150,000
-
has
since
Key
additional
with
1950
the
been
personnel
who
Inc.,
through
to
the
stock.
presently
diversify the
are
further
of
magnetic
remain,
company
hair
a
of
disclosed.
acquisitions
purpose
general
as
Angeles,
not
were
leading manufacturer
a
of
continues
Los
exchange
an
acquisitions
that
Sulray,
by
Adams,
Hollywood,
two
manager.—V.
including
192,
2167.
p.
This
of
total
of
Texas
and
of
company
registration
a
Fund,
principal
is
pany,
Fund.
the
three
namely,
Plans
National
Texas
with
under
Inc.,
Systematic
and
423
statement
payments
of
Bank
plans,
Houston, filed
covering $5,000,000
5,
plans
Insurance.
the
Bldg.,
July
on
of
Single Payment
with
underwriter
SEC
types
to
accumulate
Plans,
was
shares
Systematic
Systematic
Plans,
organized
in
Plans
sponsor
April,
1961
a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Texas Fund Management Com¬
which acts as underwriter and investment adviser for Texas
Wilfred L. Doherty is President.
1940
6,000,000 shs.
1
debenture
the
Systematic Plans, Inc.—Proposes Offering—
Tastee
company.
GIVING
of
manufacturer,
on
indicated
coils.
Harris
and
incorporated in California, on Sept. 14,
business investment company under the
Act
Act
C.
DuBarry
cap
details
Additional
C.
primary
appreciation. Since
$1)
shares
company.
Company
(par
that
adversely
distributes
fuel
which
being negotiated
company's
stock
$19,304,850,
the purchase of the capital
Corpus Christi, Texas.
said
a
and
of
58,828,325
investment
subordinated
oil
one
station,
16,000
63,894,176
objective will be investment for possible
the concerns in which the company will
invest will be small and in some cases engaged in new and speculative
enterprises, risks will be involved in its operations and there can be
no
assurance
capital growth will be achieved. The company believes,
however, that there are investment opportunities in the small-business
field which, despite risks of loss, offer attractive growth possibilities
If sound financing and managerial supervision is furnished.
5%
by
Oil
11,841,941
reports
Common
the
Texas.
12,984,418
11,722,150
company
CAPITALIZATION
to
rose
common
in many
the company
widespread
wells,
July
SEC
the
the
FINANCING
Outstanding
1,555,000 shs.
1961
company
Inc.—Common Stock Reg'd—■
filed
registration
statement
with
the
shares of common stock, of which 200,000 are
public sale by the company and 150,000 shares by
present holders thereof. Bear, Stearns & Co., New York City, is
major underwriter. Fublic offering price and underwriting terms
be
The
for
supplied
company
all
acquire
had
conducted
and
its
of
the
350,000
offered
to
are
Freez Industries,
12,
covering
be
to
to
capital
new
Corp.—Acquisition—
of
Co.
now
developing
County,
27,134.924
339,376,460 320,551,816
186,406,013 177.599,809
concerning its operations and
financial conditions.
The principal office of the company is at 1328 Garnet Ave., San Diego,
Calif. The company believes that the failure rate of small businesses
is
higher than the failure rate for large businesses and. therefore,
the risk of loss of investment in small
businesses is higher.
periodic
of
Frio-Tex
purpose
56,988,758
Investment
Investment
management
set
announced
the
for the 12 month period following the acquisition
earnings of the parent company by approximately
share, including the benefits of a tax loss carry-forward.
28,446,553
June
a
1961
President
the
60,629,718
to small business
as
$5,861,204
company
5.411,201
furnish
licensed
fiscal
in
2,379,316 average
on
were
announced
industry
Hal
1961—5 Mos.—1960
proceeds of approximately $4,025,000 will be used by the
1960,
1961—4 Mos.—1960
sales
company in
the
diversification of existing
estimated
increase
for
San Diego, Calif., publicly offered 1,500,000
common stock at $3 per share.
Net
to
Way
Inc.—
company's
shares of this firm's
company
Lee
Latz,
Sulray, Inc.—Acquisition—
Authorized
FINANCING
home
It
11,461,133
Capital
a
1961
Gas
subsidiaries,
Coast
to
1961
average
share
consumption
Propane
production
toroidal
—Pursuant
30,
integrated
begin
2714.
p.
&
$5,604,188
company
of the fuel.—V.
&
further
a
Suburban
5.675,127
charges
Corp.,
Off—
Sidenfaden,
stockholders
vertically
only
12,380,013
income
told
fiscal
has
Oil
65,174,216
36,459.941
taxes
operating
after
O'Nuts
Seligman
$1,745,363
R.
April
a
President,
Mr.
Net
Full
and
the
W.
2,443,396
Anton,
69,382,656
38,343,098
taxes—
operating
the
uses
company
marks
157.
$
$
an
or
shareholders.
cents
reduced
Fiio-Tex
Mark
and
1961, through
series H bonds
Co.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
1960,
Report—
year
ended
on
72
in
This
This
Southwestern
Chock
Bros.,
winter experienced
primary
the
natural
redemption
for
100%.
at
Broadway,
165
Gas
of
Mr
of the sinking fund
$112,306,470
of
taxes
or
areas.
pressor
has
company
were
$15,310,928 registered in the preceding fiscal year.
in
fiscal
1961
totaled
$2,014,868,
equal
to
over
share
warm
gasoline
operation
to
months
Sidenfaden
Mr.
sonably
gas
Co.—Partial
1961
months
1961—Month—1960
earnings,
reoort
after
a
Suburban
2,786,575
Pacific
of
six
effect to the 2 for 1 stock split of March, 1961. The
fiscal 1961 profits were nearly double those of two
years earlier when
in
1959
the L-P gas supplier earned $1,069,238,
which was equal to
46 cents per share on the average shares then
outstanding.
2714.
p.
Southern
first
giving
8,555,091
1,7G9,022
months
Stores Inc.—Sales
and
12
cents
2,940,071
1,784,808
of
Davidson
consecutive
$1,766,449,
8,858,000
businesses.
TO
81
569,338
charges—
after
1368.
p.
following preferred dividends. In fiscal 1960 Suburban
of
1,777,428
$2,129,659
six
Gas—Annual
increase
600,076
income
the
director
a
Inc.,
12th
the
1,825,384
30,000
Business
In
taxes
operating
191,
1733.
Earnings
Texas,
Net
for
sales
in
26%
taxes
operating
also
annual
The
1961—Month—1960
1961—5 Mos.—1960
$12,166,143 $11,217,865 $58,885,809 $54,919,383
7,611,024
6,835,795
36,735,546
33,692,861
expenses.
sales
Bros.
p.
the
the
in
26
New England Telephone Co.—Earnings—
revenues—
cor¬
.
will
Operating
the
trucks.
10,000
Capital
193,
acquired
Period Ended May 31—
is
Suburban
3,000
2480.
p.
principal
of
2714.
p.
owned
Nolting, Nichol &
O'Donnell, Inc
16,500
Inc
in the
names:
Shares
Grace & Co
sub¬
agreed,
agreement
share less an underwriting commission of
per
amounts
have
below
named
above.—V.
$1,545,589
For
FINANCING
100,000 shs.
.
purchase 23,500 shares of common stock at
$10
Inc.,
Suburban Propane Gas
Authorized
stock
net
Freight,
records
requirements
operational
need
owns
proceeds from the sale of this
carry out its proposed activities.
upon
issue for sufficient funds with which to
1976
Slade,
a
partner
in
the
investment
banking
firm
of
Co., has been elected a director of Stein, Hall it was
by Lawrence Gussman, President. Stein, Hall manufactures
specialties and is a supplier of starches and imported com¬
Slade
after
;
;
20,000
Authorized
Common
stage,
years.
as a closed-end, non-diversified
The company's management and
investment
practices or policies are not supervised by any Federal
authority, but the company is subject to examination by the Small
Business Administration and
is required to furnish that agency with
operations
formerly
operated
development
dependent
five
or
property,
Small
proceeds
its
the
three
one,
commercial
and
30,000
management
Small
and
limit
in
entirely
dwellings
on
60,000
long-term loans to
or
is
and
of
terms
is
company
kind,
a
like)
■
30,000
BUSINESS—Southeastern
intends
for
the
10,000
20,000
Webber, Jackson & Curtis was manager of an
underwriting group which offered publicly on July 13,
500,000 shares of this firm's com. stk. at $12.50 per share.
the
attending
and
10.000
Paine,
under
riot
commotion
1,
8,
20,000
_.
PROCEEDS—Net
—V.
40.000
Southeastern Capital Corp.-—Common Stock Offered—
licensee
be
primarily in the sale of fire and
(which includes the perils of windstorm,
strike, aircraft, vehicle, hail, explosion,
coverage
Co.,
Sales
engaged
be
for $2,656,250
July
&
Sterchi
the
With
trustee
due
J.
193,
to
20,000
Co
Mr.
enabling it to
Thereafter, on March
Florida.
apointed
debentures
corporation's consolidated net sales for June 1961 were $18,333,with $16,551,027 for June, 1960, an increase of 10.77%.
Motor
V.
Permit
a
Co
&
2373.
non-diversified
will
company
been
157.
compared
chemical
a
The
has
p.
modities.
new
a
Co
Towbin
Stearns & Co
Loeb, Rhoades
M.
p.
in
Redeem
announced
a
Commission,
Insurance
Fla.
194,
Reduction
Jarvis
completion of the sale of the
present issue of securities the company will be sufficiently capitalized
under, the applicable provisions of the Florida insurance law to begin
public sale of its insurance policies.
BUSINESS—The
The Selling
Company
193,
as
obtained
1961,
1,
To
—
Stein, Hall & Co., Inc.—New Director—
sold
2293.
p.
incorporated under the laws of the State of
business
offices
at
4500
Hallandale Beach
was
principal
term loans
Number of Shares
Unterberg,
Feb.
insurer
Hollywood,
Southwestern
210,000 shs.
on
Hettleman
company
Florida,
Boulevard,
Co.
subordinated
Period End. June 30—
on
Florida
domestic
a
the
1961,
company,
The
from
business
commence
Securities, Inc.
compared with $105,303,142 for the
increase of 6.65%-.—V. 193, p. 2589.
company.
BUSINESS—The
Organize
to
company
&
sub¬
$37,003.
Outstanding
Air
This
4,000
offering circular, Sterling, Grace & Co.,
Fla., and associates publicly offered and
shares of this firm's common stock at $10
Net proceeds, estimated at $199,500, will
fire insurance
60,000
Spiegel Inc.—Sales Up—
4,000
Co
Baltimore.—V.
1,
covering
without underwriting.
improvements and working-
Speer Carbon Co.—Proposed Sale—
See
Park,
share.
Trust
6%
Consolidated
debentures
A"
$5,
4,000
.
it was reported that $1,000,000 of this firm's 6%
23,500
per
FINANCING
1,000,000 shs.
underwriters
company
income
PRESENT
1,214,000 shs.
The
the
For the quarter
net
and
all
the terms and conditions set forth in the purchase agree¬
ment, to purchase severally from the company and from the selling
stockholder an aggregate of 150,000 shares of class A stock, as follows:
date
5,000
1961
3,
Winter
Net
1960,
of $96,647.
$747,462
EFFECT
par)
UNDERWRITERS
capital
——
Inc.—
recently com¬
Authorized
Class
end,
Inc.
Securities
"Reg.
a
at
plant
5,000
8,000
wiring
of
line
extensive
an
company has designed and
tis own semi-conductors.
of
fiscal
$2,784,093 and
1961,
CAPITALIZATION
—V.
Bankers
Southern American Fire Insurance Co.—Pursuant to
Long
sells
receptacles
The
manufacture
EARNINGS—For
E.
United
for
1572.
poration.—V.
of
by the company to reduce outstanding notes,
equipment for the manufacture of semi¬
which
including
menced
C.
9,000
and
amount
6,000
capital
kinds,
over GOO items
being catlogued and carried in sustained stocks. Slater's
lighting controls operate on electronic principles using semi-conductors
to regulate the amount of current allowed to flow through the switch
Carl
6,000
,
Noyes
filed
1961
offered
be
used
Special Metals, Inc.—Appointment—
fiberstadt
Southern
sale
the
addition
proceeds
aparur.ents and
devices,
Bear,
10,000
Corp..
Corp..
convertible
ordinated
1821
The Kentucky Co.__
Shipper & Finney, Inc.
privately through Alex. Brown & Sons,
—V.
the
for
co-registrar
Island. N. Y., manu¬
factures electrcial equipment,
principally wiring devices and lighting
controls, desi ned for use in industrial, commercial and office buildings
ended
10,000
per
Airways, Inc.—Debentures Placed Privately
Beil & Hough,
and
proposed
a
BUSINESS—The
had
10,000
Coe_
July 14, 1961
1944.
p.
Class
—
proceeds
be
machinery
conductors
to
Wyllie & Thornhill,
Berry, Douglas &
Fitzhugh, Inc.
L
Co
Securities
Securities
Sterling,
company
PROCEEDS—Net
in
Porter,
12,000
12,000
Sons
G.
First
12,000
to
be
8,000
Kirkpatrick, Inc
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
Inc.
Moroney, Beissner & Co.,
Inc.
to
corporation has called for redemption on Aug. 1, 1961, all of
outstanding 4(4% cumulative convertible preferred stock at $62.50
share, plus accrued dividends of 56(4 cents per share.—V. 178, pp.
its
8,000
&
Co.
&
& Co.—
Co., ..Inc
&
8,000
Co.—
——
12,000
$1)
are
Special Investments
& Ayres,
Co.—_
&
23,
June
on
(par
The
Inc._
&
shares
proceeds
Preferred—
8,000
__
Miller
McCarley
Net
and
Landstreet
Stiver
Monday, July 17, 1961
.
capital
8,000
Bonham,
Inc.
Clark,
Co.,
stock
common
and 50,000 shares for the account of a
selling stockholder.
counts
&
Kenny
Space
Podesta
Cruttenden,
Hayden,
for the
be
Doe
Co
Willis,
15,000
Inc
Crowell, Weedon
The
Sellers,
Saunders,
15,000
Federal
will
Lane,
Johnson,
July 12 with an offering of 150,000 shares of the stock
at $6 per share by C. E. Unterberg, Towbin Co.
Of the
total number of shares offered, 100,000 shares were sold
and
&
Evans
A.
Co.,
A.
&
Martin,
17,000
Robinson-Humphrey
ject
Chicago,
11
initial public sale of this firm's class A stock was made
to
17,000
Inc
Inc.
The
Masten
Odess,
15,000
Co.,
Co.—
UNDERWRITERS—The
Servonic Instruments, Inc.—Appointment—
Bankers
■class A
Inc
Co.,
&
&
&
to
8,000
Newburger, Locb & Co
15,000
Courts
Corp.
A.
20,000
E.
Securities
corporation
common
set forth below:
are
100,000
& Co
235,000 shs.
Fund—
Ave.,
July
on
Profit
and
Employees,
acquired
be
may
stock
Allyn
Walston
Common
registration
which
C.
A.
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
par)
194. p. 12.
This
Lemon
extended
and equipment,
which
machine
is
used
professionally
in
the
manufacture
of
disc
phonograph records, and in the radio industry for the cutting of the
master record and for radio transcriptions respectively. The company
proposes
to add to its operations the, business
of the manufacture
and sale of audio tape reproduce ( also known as playback)
machines
and audio tape recording machines (which include reproducing facili¬
ties)
for use
professionally in the same industries as well as in the
motion picture industry, in automated music services and for educa¬
tional,
subject
company,
.
Space Products, Inc., Nashua, N. H,—Files With SEC—
The
each
&
proceeds, estimated at $255,000, will be used by the com¬
pany for the repayment of loans, new equipment, sal¬
aries, advertising, and general overhead expenses.
ing
which
Shares
Interstate
Reynolds & Co., Inc.—
Southern
Corp.—Common
Instruments
Offered—Pursuant to
pro¬
programs,
interests in
1,500
others,
and distribution
length pictures.—V. 193, p. 1060
participating
1,400 feature
Scully
pictures
The
and
listing
Exchange
motion
release.
the
shares
purchase agreement,
&
Corp.
dealings
on
July 13 were 288,400 common shares of Screen Gems, Inc., New York,
one
of the world's largest producers and international distributors of
television
programs. The
stock opened on 400 shares at 227/a under
ticker symbol SGE.
Until February,
1961, the company was a wholly-owned subsidiary
of Columbia Pictures Corp. The company is not only a producer and
distributor of filmed programs and commercials, but is also a dis¬
tributor,
under
agreements
with
Columbia
Pictures
and
Universal
to
from
of
100,000
Johnston,
The
Screen Gems, Inc.—Common Listed—
Admitted
purchase
the
curcis
With SEC
Save-Tax Club, Inc., New York, N. Y.—Files
The
underwriters, for whom
Johnston, Lemon & Co. are
number
Shares
for
used
be
several
and
respective
to
in
the
Curtis
&
and
of
names
Jackson
Webber,.
representatives,
New York.
Inc.,
Co.,
strong &
the
July 5, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 92,000
cent) to be offered at $2.50, through Arm¬
on
(par
UNDERWRITERS—The
With
Y.—Files
N.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
.
the
the
subsidiaries
stores
(Tastee
by
was
of
selling
Freez)
a
and
amendment.
organized
stock
business
are
soft
of
under
engaged in
ice
certain
Delaware
various
carried
the
in
August
which
company.
selected
food
of
low
butter
i960
previously
The
franchising and supplying
product
cream
law
corporations
by
on
company
a
fat
chain
content
products.
TelePrompter Corp.—Debentures Registered—
This
corporation of 50 West 44th St., New York, filed a registration
with
the SEC on July 6 covering $5,000,000 of convertible
statement
subordinated
all
or
The
to
be
none
debentures
basis
interest
supplied
due
1976
to
be
offered
through underwriters headed
rate,
public
offering
by amendment,
price
,
'
and
for
public
by Bear.
sale
Stearns
underwriting
on
&
terms
an
Co.
are
Volume
194
Number 6073
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(263)
included
Also
in
the
registration statement are 15,000 shares of
underlying five-year options to be sold to the
principal
10
cents-per'share; 26,000 shares to be issued in ex¬
stock of" Pacific Telescription
System; and 43,324 out¬
underwriter
shares
standing
The
training
the
a
of
television
the
certain
and
(CATV)
ownership
systems.
of
will be
the CATV
system
working-capital.
used
for
the
at
An
purchase
made
and
connection
of
company
to
has
now
certain
indebtedness. - Management
stock and the Western Union
Utilities
lists
&
shares;
cluding,
Irving
to
16,456
Co., may be
such
of
offered
24,912
for
special
to
ment
from
The
the
13%.
board
The
chairman.
partners
p.
of
Bear,
Stearns
2268.
date
for
of
the
to
split
18,
1961
to
outstanding certificates should
stockholders.
stock
fixed
be
150,000,000
two
July
as
mailed
be
to
returned,
for
19,
out
shares
be
10.
retained
mittens
acquired
Mr.
Through
J.
similar
simulate
declared
regular
a
quarterly
dividend of 40 cents a
share on the new par value shares,
payable Sept. 11 to stockholders
of record on Aug. 21. This would be
equivalent to 80 cents a share
on
the
shares
outstanding
before
the
stock
split,
on
which
the
quarterly dividend was 65 cents.—V. 193, p. 2481.
of
the
it
permits
basis.
on
be
can
scale
a
activities
Textron Inc.—Files
This
10 Dorrance
of
company
Stock
Transition
Systems,
R.
Inc.—Common
Stock
Offered—
June 28, 1961
prospectus, Richard Bruce &
Co., Inc., New York City, publicly offered and sold
72,200 shares of this firm's common stock at $4.50 per
share.
a
Net
proceeds, estimated at $245,000, will be used
company for leasehold improvements, the pur¬
chase or rental of equipment, for research and
develop¬
ment, and for working capital.
by the
BUSINESS—The
under
organized
It
„
the
laws
of
160
the
Broadway,
state
of
New
Delaware
arrangements
any
«The
and
company
if
for
sale'of
the
to
proposes,
feasible,-to
develop
York
City,
Dec.
on
has not yet commenced operations and has no
employees other than certain officers and has
or
which
not
was
22,
present
entered
All
the
deavor
.
for
.
obtained
such
There
by;the
funds
able
to
which
is
by
purpose
is
nor
procured
develop, such
profit
that
Government,
company;
were
signal,
the
funds
if
or,
there
in
the
will
made
any
be
production
available,
would
that
assurance
of
available
made
be
if
even
the
by
company,
the company would be
or
to manufacture and sell it at a
product
a
accompanying
be-interested
may
assurance
no
the
noise
accuracy.
The company proposes to en¬
for
such research
and
development from
funds
agencies
devices.
this
the
the
attenuate
increasing
obtain
governmental
£uch
.
to
time
of
of
shares
GIVING
EFFECT'
TO
PRESENT
stock
are
stock
3.93,
Outstanding
300,000 shs.
$1)
(par
of
company.
which
total
of
corporation
shares
common
Co.,;inc.,
The
June
on
(par
to
are
26,
D.
be
filed
to
If
be
"Reg.
a
offered
A"
at
for
repayment
working
The
Transfer
—V.
193,
covering
$3,
100,000
of
through
debts,
Net
the
has
million.
According
to Unexcelled President, James Crosby, negotiations are
for the acquisition of another firm in the electronics fie
progress
which
would
addeJ
that
towards
lease
this
to
the
give
tions-of
the
Cashin,
for
duction,
$60,000,
the
lines.
have
standpoint of assets
a
to
patents
Cashin
Articles
change
a
the
preso.it
in
progress
and
the
and
income;
corporate
future
Agent
in
conjunction
for
systems
leased
are
on
hydraulic
slicing
annual
an
basis
results
of
1960
in
in
the
rate- of
business-—leasing rather than sale of unique
a
high yield on invested capital
return
from
gross
sales,"
said
Mr.
four
Cashin
years
profits
increased
have
at
/approximately-100% "each year," he pointed out.
systems
have
been
(82
third
Bank
shares
of
of
Minneapolis
primarily for the
of meat products,- but-new electronic designs relating to the
of other materials open.'new
markets that promise greatly
volume.
•-"
triple the
the
first
revised
Corp.),
net
domestic
chains
193,
in
sales
in
units
the
the
are
future.
near
used
by
United States;
many
meat
packers
and
super
Puerto Rico, Canada, and England.
853.
p.
smaller
to
share).
$2,300,000
of
half
The
This
Oil
Co.
company
Angeles,
it
Purchase
price
was
American
petroleum
has
in
of
of
1961
(86
not
been
and
in
manufacturing.
will
and
Supply Co.
"This
same
cents
income
acquisition,"
Mr.
diversifying
into
of
American
the
fields
has
in
Paul
of
the
Taylor
said,
distribution
engineering,
gas
Los
Chairman.
of
liquefied
construction
two
operations
Gas
Corp.,
new subsidiary corpora¬
between them, Algas Fuel
Engineering .&
"is
pursuant
Equipment
to
our
Co.
second
last
in
to
The
Nether¬
$4,400,000
in
the
Share
large
A
policy
of
petroleum
industry."
which
of
for
assume
Allan
the
and
units,
other
.
Share
and
year
share)
'
-
•
•
net
the
Vesey
previous
it
St.,
July
on
will
auto¬
miscel¬
corporation
business
also
193,
heretofore
introduce
V
.
$227,868.75
the
in
certain
employees
the company's
to
therefor.
registration
key
equivalents
equal
income
then
be for
last
period
Restricted
are
to
Stock
Option
operating
6%
or
1960
the
on
Cost
of
income
declined
sales
the
45%
has
company
Research
URI.
acquired
Corp.,
D.
V.
provides
and
sold
extensive
stock
of
becomes
now
United
for
former
research
and
and
made
President
with principal offices
Washington, D. C., and
West
firm
$4.50
as
Coast
f
will
development
study
a
Eisenhower
and
U.
of
the
in
services
to
in¬
international
S.
systems
analysis,
togrammetry for
and
air
in
Burlingame,
in
office
research
Sierra
the
in
Cherington said that 48,893 shares of URI common stock have
exchanged for all of BRC's 21,450 outstanding shares.
He also
stated
that
the
last
year
million
based
combined
(1960)
current
on
sales
and
two
estimated
are
volume.—V.
the
of
192,
share
group
firms
were
be
to
million
$3
$2.5
over
in
1961
be
of
issuance
businesses
for
or
the
pies,
has
cakes
other
and
outstanding 260,000
which
$227,868)
the
net
to
are
be
proceeds
used
will
In
and
be
may
10.04%
own
of
of
resold
the
1960,
other
the
Board Chairman and Leonard
as
December,
number
a
50,637
individuals
bv
them.
260,000
and
shares
outstanding
were
companies
Management
at
officials
shares.—V.
180,
'
Westbury Fashions, Inc. — Additional Financing De¬
July 10, 1961 issue reported the sale on July 7
,
120,000 shares of this firm's
UNDERWRITERS—The
representative,
ber
terms
&
Co.
conditions
from
shares of
of
underwriters
McDonnell
and
the
stock
have
below,
through
agreed, subject
underwriting agreement,
selling stockholders the num¬
opposite their respective
•-
.
Shares
McDonnell
C.
&
Allyn
Bache
&,
Co.
Inc
Co.
&
&
—V.
194,
&
Co.__
9,000
Clark,
Landstreet
Co
of
60
to
Co.,
3,000
—
Fay Inc
Cohu
Inc.
above.—V.
Hudson
the
3,000
&
Stetson
3,000
—
3,000
193,
p.
2482,
1961.
of
New York City, filed a regis¬
July 12 covering 1,075,791 shares
subscription by common stock¬
Street,
SEC
on
offered
be
basis
8,
head
&
Telegraph Co.—Proposed Rights Off'g
with
the
City,
&
Supply Co.—Merger Terms Changed—
Finance
stock
on
Winslow,
3,000
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner
statement
Sept.
4,500
Peck_________—
Kirkpatrick Inc.
Hooker
4,500
4,500
Stieglitz;
7,000
159.
p.
&
7,000
Sons
company,
record
Adams
Sherrerd.
common
holders
9,000
9,000
&
&
Beneficial
This
4,500
■
Western Union
tration
Inc.
Halle
Co.
Whipple
&
Go.
&
Granbery, Marache & Co._l
9,000
Brown
Butcher
Dittmar
9,000
Co
Hayden, Stone & Co
Shearson, Hammill &
Alex.
Shares
28,000
Inc.____
their
severally
forth below
set
per
New York City.
the
in
the
and
company
common
names;.
named
Inc.,
contained
stock at $16
common
share, through McDonnell & Co. Inc.,
Additional financing details follow:
York
1960.
laboratories
research
a
applied
and
President.
as
them, and
per
a
of
sub¬
head
a
to
date
tails—Our
based
wholly-owned
a
president,
at
date
a
and for the rehabilitation, consolidation
facilities, the acquisition of Case Moody
further development of its frozen food
1582.
said
Calif.,
Vista, Ariz.,
physical sciences,
computer programming, photo intelligence, and phogovernment and industry
since 1951.
basic
to
See
Mass.,
and
It
for
purposes
prospectus lists Jacob Rapoport
Rapoport
of
government
performed
Mr.
the
all
which
d'Arbeloff,
plant
Western Auto
Cambridge,
distributes
(including
Chicago,
to
organizations.
BRC,
has
this
of
200,000
public
on
additional
of
distribution.
capital
Corp.,
The
Inc.—Acquisition—
chairman
shares
Pie
in
the
to
price
program.
541.
p.
food
and
principal
general working
Shields
the
with
by
The
of
A.
$1.22
below
compared
frozen
of
additional
an
sold
prospectus prior
to
the
100,000 shares are reserved for
acquisition
for
the
in
sale
the
be
market
re¬
options
the
of
manufactures
in
includes
will
closing
addi¬
An
statement
pursuant
public.
expansion
purchase
to
Share
year.
constant
in
also
100,000
the
by
remaining
and
Bacon,
remained
which
the
and
The
outstanding.
$21,100,000
were
statement
time
shares.
the
to
"
con¬
replacement
2825.
p.
sold
received
included
to
amendment
to
the
included
be
and
Newark, N. J., filed a registration
covering 50,637 outstanding shares
by the present holders thereof
5,
be
may
pursuant
The
to
to
.
American
per
by
the
affiliate
will
'
$3,300,000,
was
revised
same
net
that
L.
past
manufacturing
parts,
The
Delaware
to
by
steering
power
cylinder
and
company
of
company
from
on
part
&
from
per
$2.65
quarter
the
expenses
Cherington,
of
URI
for
new. share
one
for
Kuhn,
Loeb
list
the
underwriters.
of
&
Co.,
six
each
held
shares
Lehman
and
Brothers,
of
New
The
subscription price and
underwriting terms are to.be supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds from the sale will be used to
pay the note outstanding
under
the
standby
credit agreement
with
banks
and
for
further
expansion of plant.—V. 190, p. 2759.
White
Stores Inc.—Sales Lower—
Period E'nd. June 30—
Sales
1961—Month—1960
$5,440,848
_______
—V.
193,
p.
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$6,163,715
$24,721,014 $26,322,751
425.
51.
p.
Wilcox-Gay Corp.—Proposed MergerU. S. Plastic & Chemical Corp.—Common
Registered—
see
Davega
Stores
Corp.,
above.—V.
186,
p.
53.
.
This
company
of Metuchen, N. J.,
filed
the SEC on July
11 covering
125,000
to
be
&
offered
Peck.
The
supplied
by
registration
a
shares
of
which
for
The
registration statement
also
by
Adams
to
are
includes
be
The
the
five-year warrants to be sold to the
exercisable
at
a
price
to
be
supplied
by
Wolf
The
organized
subsidiary of
company
was
wholly-owned
a
and
corporation,
business
such
the
merger,
as
said
of
part
under
U.
of
of
Iowa,
and
predecessor has
of
plastic
materials
primarily
the
and
and
for
"B"
Of
be
used
finance
for
liabilities
Corp.,
Panelmode
trade
by
the
179
in
1949
marks
button
of
included
Plastics,
since
Ltd.
the
of
the
all
"Lustrelite"
the
and
of
out¬
Plastics
Kong.
and
and
the
The
plastic
the
shares held, representing in the aggregate 255,075
from the sale of additional stock, $225,000
proceeds
the
retirement
of
short-term
bank
loans
for
In
incurred
to
inventory
and
addition
255,075
to
certain
shares
Treasurer, Gilbert
beneficially 42.3%,
the
they
255,075
C.
granted
shares
to
indebtedness,
common
and
shares
the
have
exclusive
Harry
Levine,
the
stock,
Richman,
36.8%
outstanding
have
of
of
company
which
has
Morton
Levine,
President,
11%,
and Leona
Levine
own
respectively. All of the holders
entered
and
into
an
unconditional
Board
Chairman
agreement
right
(and
Manhattan
193,
p.
class
2826,
Wometco
of
been
the
appointed transfer
corporation.—V. 194,
agent
p.
ot
159.
A
Bank
and
has
class
B
'
been
registrar
$1
par
\
Enterprises,
of the
value.—
:
I
•
.
>
appointed
stock,
common
Placed
Privately-—
$2,000,000 promis¬
sory note due 1976 of this firm had been sold privately
through Lee Higginson Corp., N. Y. City.—V. 193, p. 1062.
Inc.—Note
reported that
was
Young"wood
whereby
to vote such
his successor
Electronic
Offered—Pursuant to
a
Metals,
Inc.
—
Common
Stock
July 13, 1961 prospectus, Amos
Treat & Co., New York City, and Bruno-Lenchner, Inc.,
Pittsburgh, Pa., publicly offered 75,000 shares of this
firm's common stock at $4 per share. Proceeds will be
used by the company for the retirement of loans, pay¬
ment
of taxes,
purchase of inventory, research and
a
development, and working capital.
The
outstanding
F.
has
sale
and accounts- receivable, $175,000 for the moderni¬
expansion of existing production facilities, and the balance
working capital and general corporate purposes.
zation
Bank
Corp.—Appointment—
Chase
July 11, 1961, it
"Lustre-
merger,
stockholders
shares for each
class
"A"
common
V.
assets
result
and
Hong
as
predecessor
of
Manhattan
lOc-par-value stock
corporation's
New
a
the
a
Corp.
of
1961,
Corp.,
As
manufacture
industry
Under
June,
all
merge
company.
which
industries.
received
common
the net
the
in
Products
to
the
law
assets,
the
use
accessories
into
World
of
engaged
(under
predecessor
class
shares.
pf
50.5%
been
Plastic
program
a
assumed
company
acquired its business and
standing stock of Carver-Hill
Delaware
S.
predecessor
and
Corp.
Chase
common
6,250
amendment.
The
"
'
Williamhouse, Inc.—Appointment—
stock,
underlie
$625,
'
statement
common
for public sale
through underwriters headed
public offering price and underwriting terms
amendment.
shares
common
the
complementary to Union's present operations.
Liquid Gas will allow Union to participate more
use
of liquefied petroleum gas,' the fastest
the
American
operating
W.
his
dustry
policy
will
both
organized
Liquid
Liquid Gas
Taylor, Union's
H.
increasing
segment
equal
of
$22,600,000
period
with
compared
$1,800,000 from $3,300,000.—V. 193,
of
American
petroleum
American's
fully
growing
pioneer
a '
liquefied
American
Purchase
in
the
by Reese
disclosed.
Union
divide
and
Down—;
change in
important affiliate.
'
net
1961
the
other
novelties
California—Acquisition—
purchased
announced
was
has
gas
of
13
determined
common
company.
American
from
dividend
1961.
$6,800,000,
number
Sales
tone" )
Union
of
per
shares,
be
pastries,
Registrar
the
of
Arnhem,
income
earnings
arose
dividends from an
per
Share,
of
year
Jersey
Presently,' Cashin
the
Corp.—Earns.
Manufacturing
with
of
cents
-
Application of- new transistorized printed cards, and monitorized
electronic
circuits'* have resulted in
an
extremely
high
degree of
system- reliability.
A sales promotion
program
is being launched to
market
is
stock
common
reported
quarter
underwriters
used
granted
sale
The
outstanding,
quarter of 1960 include the dividend for 1959
Vereingte
Glanzstoff
Fabriken
A.G.,
amounting -to
American
with
high
recently,.'Cashin
expanded
stock
common
second
amounting
the
For
$5,000 per year thereafter. Use of the
labor. costs and closely controls pro¬
annual saving
to the user approximately
electronic systems-—produces
correspondingly
"Over the' last
The
shares
Incorporation.
present
the
Rayon
from
$2,100,000
cuts
average
of
issuance
time
direct
p.
of .receipts
received
been
with
business
products.
trucks.—V.
which
registration
to
from
No
stock
been
compares
decline
reporting
opera¬
"Weighing-While-Conveying"
on
of
500,000
share.-
per
year,
drastically
nature of Cashin's
patented
tions
of
Rayon Manufacturing
This
the
and
industry.
management's
:'0
operate
first
in
10c
outstanding.
of
net
per production line.
V with' a
Crosby.
slicing
slicing
that
the
system
'
-.
-
communications
step
considering
are
exclusive
owns,
packaging
Until
the
representation
company.
systems
$8,000
"The
to
further
a
directors
better
Inc..
electronic
Cashin
equipment
marks '
building the company from
consequently,
name
and
the
by
second quarter of 1960 which came to
$1.75
2,556,654 American Share equivalents then
that
acquired Cashin,
Inc., Rochester, N. Y. for
amount, of cash and stock, aggregating in excess of
.undisclosed
$3
for
registration.
issue
to
of
of
$1,800,000, equal to $0.64 per American Share on
American Share equivalents outstanding^.was announced for
second
quarter
of
1961
by
Algemene
Kunstzijde
Unie* N. V.
combined
—V.
value
income
Thp
the
authorized
2,684,632
or
capital.
for
the SEC
stock,
market.
price
Shawe
purchase
top
Litt,
of
and
owned
and
manufacturing operation in only 4,000
resulting in great manufacturing inefficiences.
proprietorship,
26,000
heretofore
2374.
p.
United
sidiary
an
the
tional
served
organizers,
officers and directors of
offering is sold, there will be a
outstanding.
An additional 80,000
reserved for stock options, some of which
of
granted.
Northwestern National
stock
Broadview
corporation
at
the
the
United Research,
for
common
already been
Unexcelled Chemical Corp.—Acquisition—
of
by
of
all
shares
of
C.
used
horses .and
race
1961
cent)
one
Washington,
proceeds
claiming of
and
is
par
a
shares
60,000
held
are
310,000
volume
Paddock, Inc., Boston, Mass.—Files With SEC
the
automotive
continue
parts
with
of
have
shares
and
The
E.
laws
assets
offices
will
corporation
that
management.
authorized
have
100,700 shs.
1946.
p.
Turf &
in
by
of
Wagner Baking Corp.—Common Registered—
volume
on
for
Louis
industrial
the
acquire the
proprietorship
a
in
convertible
and
to
and
engaged
space,
the
by
This
permit
profitable
having
is
presently
all
half
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
mittens
its
of
steering
statement
such
on
and
cents)
working capital.
organized under
of
which
be
agent
10
its
feet
ducted
slush-mold
to
been
corporation
power
which
and
and
was
Fisher
N.
lifts,
conducted
square
basis, no assur¬
production or sales
operation.
The company's
will
.
CAPITALIZATION
&
and
untested
company
stock
shares
of
the
per
/ —V.
gloves
is
a
conducted
common
class
There
any
.
same
aim
it
The
re¬
Co.,
(par
presently
principal place of business at 815 Nash St., El Segundo,
Calif. Prior to the
removal; to the present address in May, 1961, the
business of the company was
severely handicapped by the fact that
partner.
a
transfer
City, publicly offered 100,000
stock at $3 per share. Net
will be used by the company for
debt, purchase of additional inven¬
of
automative
maintains
equal voting rights and
are
equal in all
respects.
The voting of shareholders is not
cumulative, and share¬
holders have no pre-emptive
rights to purchase additional or future
securities
offered
by
the
company.
All
shares of
stock
are
non¬
assessable when fully paid.
into
products or services.
in research in connection with,
correlation devices to be used principally
of
other
1960.
engage
mittens,
CAPITALIZATION—The
shares
facilities
performance of existing signal detection systems.
depend upon
the processing of a signal, and the
correlation devices, would be used to amplify signal content
the
is
manufactured
window
determined
and
(A.K.U.-United
at
be
sole
stock
common
common
replacement- parts
matic
gloves
lands.
with
selling
laneous
appointed
the
York
company
has
years
The
improving the
and
such
method
permit
Ruth
successor
-
2715.
expenses
Marshal
common
such
proposed
of
0f
the
his
Plan.
All
systems
the
to
for
r
will
Manufacturing
company,
can
gloves and mittens
qualities.
Primarily a
this method is believed
process
that
(and
of $237,000
date
have
been
limited
to
the
design and development
machinery and equipment to be used in commercial production
its
products,
fabrication
of
prototype
products,
and
informal
preliminary evaluations of the anticipated market for such plastic
and
of
company,
production
since the
the
process
a
leather
textural
advantage
given
Zelle
of
mittens
of
means
been
of
p.
1961. Its purpose was
liabilities of Varco Products,
of
I., filed a registra¬
tion
statement
with
the
SEC
on
July 10 covering 9,280 shares of
common
stock which underlie restricted stock
options granted to cer¬
tain
employees
of Spencer Kellogg
&
Sons., Inc., pursuant to an
Agreement of Reorganization between Spencer Kellogg and the com¬
pany.—V. 193, p. 2481.
Pursuant to
and
to
Richman
'-
1,
of
Options—
St., Providence,
the
However,
ance
Chairman
their
unique
from
company
gloves
May
several
by
has
agent
repayment
Levine,
manufactured
appearance
many
process,
the
Zeller,
process,
in
be
Co.
193,
New
BUSINESS—The
on
date.
by
S.
this
..
directors
The
the
in
will
Corp.,
tory, moving
Proceeds
which the company expects to manufacture and
one-piece gloves and mittens made from elasto¬
plastics. The raw materials used are generally described
resins and are available from a number of sources.
The
as
are
to
C.
Industries, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Pur¬
a July
5, 1961 offering circular, Omega Securi¬
proceeds
soft
or
cer¬
Aug.
stock at $1.15 per share.
Trust
disbursing
shares of this firm's
seamless,
which
new
ties
soft
or
Irving
suant to
company
engage
Gilbert
'
corporation.—V.
Varco
158.
p.
products
are
cently
one.
with
beginning
but should
to
business
first
market
$25
split the
was
additional. shares
of
194,
the
is a Minnesota corporation organized on
the design and manufacture of products
plastics. Its offices and production facilities
are
located at 510 First Ave. North in the
City of Minneapolis. Be¬
cause
of
its
recent
organziation, the company has engaged in no
Jan.
with
value
subsidiary.—V.
common
using elastometric
vinyl
gloves and
par
new
BUSINESS—The
The
a
of
advertising, and working capital.
metric
shares
line
dividend
will be used by the
company for the purchase of equip¬
ment and supplies, payment of
organizational expenses,
material
Split Approved—
value of $12.5Q, and
record
tificates
of
July 11, stockholders authorized an amend¬
charter increasing the
company's authorized capital stock
the
par
Co.
addi¬
may
sell
18,412
common
held by seven persons, in¬
four
192,
pay
on
meeting
75,000,000
a
shares,
and
in
22%
own
Telegraph
president
Corp.
shares
sale.—V.
Texaco Inc.—Stock
a
as
Management
additional
an
as
Kahn
B.
Industries
and
officials
this
of this firm's
and
;
shares
common
American's
The
the
a
July 10, 1961 offering circular, CraigHallum, Kinnard„ Inc.; E. Bruce Co.; Naftalin & Co., Inc.;
C. D. Mahoney & Co.,
Inc., and Vernon J. Rockier &
Co., all of Minneapolis, publicly offered 250,000 shares
additional
development
participation
outstanding 693,695
of
will continue
—Pursuant to
and $100,000
$3,000,000 of 'the
construction
distribution
plant equipment. Harold W. Smith, founder of Ameri¬
Gas Corp., and its President for 25
years, will serve
as
of
and
Vahlsing-, Inc.—Appointment—
President.
as
international
United Electro Plastics Corp.—Common Stock
Offered
pay¬
although plans have not yet been made
except as to
$400,000 with respect to
Kaiser-Teleprompter of Hawaii,
$750,000 will be - used in
the
further
prospectus
by
the
Eugene, Ore.,
estimated
Pomona,
serve
F. Levine)
Richman).
L.
and
Liquid
can
President
of
of
outstanding
No
in
-
will
Morton
Angeles,
Liquid Gas Equipment & Engineering Co.
and
dis¬
Algas
Fresno,
Santa
Barbara,
Ventura, Buellton and Big Bear.
Los
proceeds
to
TV, its
working capital.
The
with
educa-
in
Modesto,
Ulett
carburetion
systems,
Some
At
net
C.
American
*
plants
Merced,
William
television
of
tnrough
manufacture
of
Supply Co. will continue the wholesale and retail
liquefied petroleum gas conducted by American's
of
'
Oxnard,
thereof.
operation
the
testing of new products;-principally Key
television system, and the balance for
&
for
applied
division
communi¬
production
and
Of
debentures, $500,000 will be
loans, of* which $400,000 were
purchase
maximum
Inc.
tion
holders
present
sale
the
additional
proceeds
CATV
of
bank
for
was
facilities;'and
antenna
sale
of
with
the
and
operation
community
the
by
programming
entertainment events,
prompting services
picture production, installation and
and
ment
offered
and
motion
tional
be
may
is engaged in the design
and -equipment,' the
systems
meetings
of
which
company
cation
tribution
at
for
change
Fuel
Algas
stock
common
and
51
of 204 North Fifth Street, Youngwood, Pa., is engaged
development and manufacture of precision parts or
primarily in the semi-conductor industry. For the six
ended Feb. 28, 1961 it had net sales of $160,701 and net earn¬
company
in
the
design,
stampings used
months
ings
$3,846.
of
shares,
of
sale.—V.
which
193,
p.
Authorized
140,000
1836.
stock
will
•
be
consists
of
outstanding
500,000
upon
no
par
completion
common
of
this
12
(264)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, July 17, 1961
.
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
<
First
,
,
Offering—Lurline Cook,
Clerk, will sell at public
auction at 2 p.m. (CST) on July
jCity
25
the
of
sum
$300,000
street
improvement bonds. Legality ap¬
proved by White, Bradley, Arant,
All &
Rose, of Birmingham.
ARIZONA
Elementary School District No. 80
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The
on
$350,000 school
July 10—v. 193,
2717 — were awarded to The
Valley National Bank of Arizona.
p.
CALIFORNIA
Alamo School District, Contra
Costa
County, Calif.
Offering — W. T. Paasch,
Bond
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
his
at
office
in
Martinez,
until 10:30 a.m. (Calif. DST) on
July 25 for the purchase of $50,000
school 1959, series B bonds. Dated
Aug. 15,1961. Due on Aug. 15 from
1962 to 1981 inclusive. Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Francisco.
7,
Bakers field, Califs
Bond
Sale—The $850,000
audi¬
torium additions bonds offered
July
10
194,
on
55 — were
Security First
National Bank of Los Angeles.
v.
—
awarded
p.
The
to
California
(State of)
Bond Offering—Bert A. Betts,
State
Treasurer,
will
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (Calif.
DST) on Aug. 16 for the purchase
of
$225,000,000 bonds,
$100,000,000
as
veterans
follows:
and
farm
home loan bonds.
100,000,000 state school building
aid bonds.
25,000,000 state construction pro¬
gram bonds.
Carneros-Los
Amigos Union School
District, Napa County, Calif.
Bond Sale—An
school bonds
was
sold
4s, at
as
to
a
issue of $25,000
offered on June 13
Hill Richards & Co.,
price of
Long Beach
par.
Unified School Diet.,
Angeles County, Calif.
$1,000,000 elec¬
tion 1954, series E bonds, offered
on July 11—v. 193, p. 2483—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Bond Sale—The
the Bank of America N. T. & S. A.
San Francisco, as 3*&s, at a
price of 100.79, a basis of about
of
3.42%.
Other members of the
as
follows:
syndicate
Wells
Fargo
Bank American Trust Co., of San
Francisco, Northern Trust Co., of
Chicago, Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc., Dean Witter
& Co., Weeden & Co., White, Weld
& Co., E. F. Hutton & Co., Stone
& Youiigberg, Lawson, Levy, Wil¬
liams & Stern, Irving Lundborg
&
Co., Shuman, Agnew & Co.,
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc., C. N.
White & Co., and Fred D. Blake
&
Co.
Angeles, Calif.
'
Bond Sale—The $18,800,000 va¬
rious
improvement bonds offered
on July 11—v. 193, p. 2827—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
the Bank of America N.T. &
San
Francisco,
at
a
S.A.,
price of
100.0028.
Other members of the
were
as
follows:
First
syndicate
National
City Bank, of New York; Blyth
& Co., Inc.; First Boston Corp..;
First National Bank, of Chicago;
Smith,
An¬
Seattle-First National Bank, of
Seattle; William R. Staats & Co.;
John Nuveen & Co., Inc.; Wertheim
&
&
Co.;
Co.; Shearson, Hammill
Paribas
Corp.;
Clark,
Dodge & Co.; First National Bank
in Dallas;
First Southwest Co.;
Barney
&
Hughes
&
& Co., Inc.; Weil, Roth
Irving Co., and C. N. White & Co.
Los Angeles
District
Bond Sale—An
school
Pearlblossom
24,
Bond
San
$6,000
bids
his
at
office
in
24,000
Angeles, until 9 a.m.,(Calif. DST)
Inc.; Mercantile
National
Bank
at
Dallas; New
York Hanseatic
Corp.; Republic
National Bank, of Dallas; Roose¬
velt & Cross; Stone & Youngberg;
Trust Co., of Georgia, in Atlanta;
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.; First
of Michigan Corp.
Co.;
Security-
July 1
on
from
1962 to 1993 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
and
at the
interest
(J-J) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Agnew & Co.; Stern, Lauer
Wells &
National
Bank, of Memphis; Ginther &
Co.; J. B. Hanauer & Co.; Henry
Harris &
Sons, Inc.; Industrial
National
Bank
of
Providence;
Kean, Taylqr & Co.;
M. Kidder
&
Co..,- Inc.;'Robert/W.i Baird &
Co.; C. F. Childs and Co., Inc.;
Dallas Union Securities Co., Inc.;
Fahey, Clark & Co.
First National
Fort
Fort
Bank, of St. Louis;
Bank, of
National
Worth
Worth;
Horner, Barksdale
Hutchinson, Shockey &
Co.; Kalman & Co., Inc.; Season&
Co.;
good & Mayer; Seattle Trust and
Savings Bank, of Seattle; Stubbs,
Watkins
&
Lombardo,
Inc.;
Thornton, Mohr, Farish & Gauntt,
Inc.;
Robert
Winthrop
&
Co.;
Arnold
&
Derbes,
Inc.;
Crane
Investment Co., Inc.; Dittmar &
Co., Inc.; A. G. Edwards & Sons;
Elkfins,
Morris,
Fahnestock &
Stokes
&
Co.;
Co.
Bond
school
—v.
to
a
Sale —The
bonds
offered
Co.,
of
New
York;
First
National
Bank, of Minneapolis; First Na¬
tional Bank,
of St. Paul; First
National
Bank
of
North
Carolina,
Charlotte;
Hooker
&
Fay, Inc.; Lawson, Levy, Williams
& Stern; Mitchum, Jones & Templeton;
Northwestern
National
Bank, of Minneapolis; Provident
Bank,
of
Cincinnati;
Ryan,
Sutherland & Co.; Stein Bros. &
Boyce; Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.;
J. R. Williston & Beane; Arthur
L.
Wright & Co., Inc.; Brush,
Slocumb & Co., Inc.
*
City National Bank and Trust
of Chicago; Magnus & Co.;
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Inc.; Wil¬
liam S. Morris & Co.; Irving J.
Rice & Co., Inc.; Stern,
Frank,
Meyer & Fox; Stockyards Na¬
tional Bank, of Wichita; Wachovia
Co.,
Bank and
Trust Co., of WinstonSalem;
Ray
Allen,
Olsen
&
Beaumont, Inc.; Frank & Robert
Bender Co.; Allan Blair & Co.;
Cavalier
&
Otto;
Continental
Bank and Trust Co., of Salt Lake
City; Cooley & Co.
First
of
Cleveland
Arizona
Co.;
First
Hess, Grant &
Corp.;
Remington, Inc.; Johnston, Lemon
&
Co.; McDonnell & Co., Inc.;
Park, Ryan, Inc.; Sutro Bros. &
Co.; J. C. Wheat & Co.; Wulff,
Hansen & Co.; Ellis & Co.; R.
James Foster & Co., Inc.; Hannaford & Talbot; Newburger, Loeb
& Co.; Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,
Inc.; H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc.;
Fred D. Blake & Co.; Jones, Cosgrove
&
Miller; Raffensperger,
of
June -1
on
June
Principal
1961.
1,
of America N. T.
& S.
A., of San
Francisco, at a price of 100.015, a
net interest cost of about
3.58%,
follows:
Due
5s.
as
July
on
1
from 1962 to 1969 inclusive.
65,000
Due
4V2S.
as
July
on
1,
1970.
195,000
3}4s.
as
July
on
1
from 1971 to 1973 inclusive.
325,000
3V2s.
as
from
455,000
Due
1974 to 1978 inclusive.
Due
3%s.
as
65,000
Due
is.
as
July
on
1986.,»...
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows:
Blyth & Co.,
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith Inc., Dean Witter & Co., R.
H. Moulton & Co., J. Barth & Co.,
William R. Staats & Co., E. F.
Hutton & Co., Stone & Young¬
berg, Irving Lundborg & Co., J.
A. Hogle & Co., Cruttenden, Po¬
desta & Co., Kenower, MacArthur
& Co., and C. N. White & Co.
Bond
Offering—M
a u r
i
G.
c e
Smith, County Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids
his
at
Diego, until 7:30
July
$700,000
for
water
bonds.
on
18
Dated
—
Turner
will
Clerk,
Bene¬
receive
Aug. 1, 1961.
bids
(J-J)
(Califf. DST)
the purchase of
works
system
payable
N.
T.
1,
1961.
1966 to
Principal
America
at
&
Due
1991
in¬
and
interest
the Bank of
Sacramento-Yolo Port District
Due
series
A
12
1961
$7,000,000 port,
bonds
offered
on
194, p. 55 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
the Bank of America N.T. & S.A.,
of San Francisco, at a price of
—
v.
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
Paribas
Staats & Co., E. F.
Co., Wertheim & Co.,
Corp., Hayden, Stone &
R.
Co., Bacon, Whipple & Co., W. H.
&
Co., Taylor & Co.,
Cruttenden, Podesta &.Co., Hook¬
er & Fay, Kenower, MacArthur &
Co., Lawson, Levy, Williams &
Stern, Irving Lundborg & Co.,
Saunders, Stiver & Co., and C. N.
White & Co.
were
Inc., Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc.,. Kuhh,. Loeb &»Co.,' Leh¬
man Brothers,
Goldman, Sachs &
Phelps, Fenn & Co., White,
Co., John Nuveen & Co.,
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., and Pierce,
Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.
Co.,
Junior
bids until 10:30
18
College
Dist.,
Weld &
the
1964
Due
1985
to
on
able
at
the
County
Comptroller, wiil re¬
hank,
City
ceive
Aug.
sealed
bids
pay¬
Treasurer's
Legality
approved
by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Callable
inclusive.
1971. Principal and
School
District, San
fered
$35,000 school
1958, series 2 bonds of¬
July 10—v. 193, p. 2827
on
of
Bank, in New York City.
Sale—The
election
as
Oct.
1,
interest (A-O)
payable at The Chase Manhattan
Bernardino County, Calif.
Bond
a.m.
,
office.
Yermo
11
until
(EST) oil July 27 for the purchase
of
$2,850,000
special obligation
capital
improvement, > series
D
revenue bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, I960.
Due on Oct. 1 from^l962 to 1990
inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A)
Offering—Hobart D. Pel-
Bond
series A bonds.
Dated Aug. 15, 1961.
from
Tampa, Fla.
(Calif. DST)
purchase of
a.m.
for
$1,000,000 school,
15
Halsey, Stuart
Co.
&
Diego County, Calif.
Bond Offering — R. B. James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
July
follows^Jyth,.^0£q.,
as
First Boston Corp.,
San
on
—
port authority- bonds of¬
on
July 11 was sold to a
syndicate headed by Smith, Bar¬
ney & Co., at a price of 98.17.
]
Other members of the syndicate
cisco.
—were
Co.,
4Y4S, at
Legal¬
ity approved by Mitchell, Pershing
Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York
City.
4
awarded to Dean Witter &
a
as
a
Connecticut
Offering—Rosemary Park,
President, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EDST) on July 25
for
the
purchase
of
$3,000,000
dormitory-dining
facilties
1960
bonds.
Dated April 1, I960.
Due
on
April 1 from 1963 to 2000 in¬
Interest
by
A-O.
Ropes
&
City
sealed
ceive
College, New London,
Legality
Gray,
Board
receive
sealed
(EDST)
of
of
bids
until 11
on
Aug.
1
clusive.
from
1963
Principal
payable
to
and
1981
in¬
interest
the City Trust Com¬
Danbury. Legality ap¬
proved by Charles A. Hollock, of
Danbury.
pany,
at
in
Manchester, Conn.
Bond Sale—The
offered
—were
posed
District
on
$1,155,000 bonds
July 11—v. 194, p. 55
awarded
of The
of New
to
about 3.11%.
a.m.
&
Offering
—
B.
B. Harris,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive scaled bids until
2
p.m. (EST)
purchase
of
bonds.
on
Aug.
1
clusive.
(F-A)
trust
on
July 25 for the
$1,250,000
school
Dated
Aug. 1, 1961. Due
from 1962 to 1981 in¬
Principal
payable
company
successful
proved
and
interest
at any bank or
designated by the
bidder.
by
Kelly
Legality ap¬
Mobley, of
&
Atlanta.
a
group com¬
Bankers Trust Co.,
York, Kidder, Peabody &
Co., R. W. Pressprich & Co., and
Stevenson & Co., as 3V8S,
at a price of
100.03999, a basis of
Bacon
Bond
a.m.
July 24 for the pur¬
chase of $600,000 school
building
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1961.
Due
11
County, County School
(P. O. Lawrenceville),
Georgia
will
on
until
bids
H.
re¬
GEORGIA
Gwinnett
Selectmen,
will
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
Offering—Joseph H. Sauer,
the
of
Frank
—
Manager,
(EST) on July 25 for the purchase
of
$2,500,000
various
purpose
bonds. Dated July 1, 1961. Due on
July 1 from 1962 to 1986 inclusive.
Callable as of July 1, 1971. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Atlantic National Bank, of West
Palm Reach. Legality approved by
Boston.
Danbury, Conn.
Beach, Fla.
Offering
Lawier,
Bond
clusive.
Bond
I
CONNECTICUT
Connecticut
West Plam
price of 100.857,
basis of about 4.10%.
&
Morton
Bond Sale
office.
Sweetwater
Bond
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of
Chicago, Blyth & Co., Smith, Bar¬
ney
&
Co., Lehman
Brothers,
Kuhn Loeb & Co., C. J. Devine &
Co., Drexel & Co., Northern Trust
Co., of Chicago, Security - First
National Bank, of Los Angeles, R.
H. Moulton & Co., Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., Dean
Witter & Co., Salomon Brothers
& Hutzler, J. Barth & Co.,
William
the
'
,-i
(P. O. Miami), Fid.
An issue of $17,r
250,000
interest
County
and
V'
County
fered
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran-
approved
100.028.
Hutton
:
in Santa Cruz,
(Calif. DST) on July
purchase of $125,000
Principal
payable
at
Manhattan
'
Dated Sept. 1, 1961.
Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1986
on
Chase
The
Cutler, of Chicago.
Dade
office
the
(M-S)
i
(P. O. Sacramento), Calif.
Bond Sale—The
.
S.
A., of San
Francisco.
Legality approved by
O'Melveny
8c
Myers,
of
Los
Angeles.
July
his
at
for
31
at
Bank, in New York City. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Chapman
&
Valley Union School Dist,,
Santa Cruz County, Calif. *
Bond Offering—Tom. M. Kelley,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
San
in
a.m.
able
Offering
County
Scotts
p.m.
July
July 1 from
clusive.
office
11
re¬
Dated
Olivenhain
Municipal Water Dists.,
San Diego County, Calif.
until
bids
of
Board
will
sealed bids until Aug. 1 for the
purchase of $350,000 school bonds.
Bond
dict,
Treasurer's
1,
the
(EST) on July 18 for the purchase
of $1,600,000 court house and jail
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1961.
Due
on
July from 1962 to 1991 in¬
clusive. Callabe as of July 1, 1971.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
July 1
on
•
Commissioners,
sealed
ceive
Elementary School
District, Orange County, Calif.
inclusive.
(from 1979 to 1985 inclusive.
of
Clerk
County
school bonds.
July 1
on
»
(P. O. Everglades),
Florida
Offering — Margaret T.
Bond
Clemente
until 2 p.m.
Due
of 100.779, a basis
;
Scott,
Francisco.
.
$495,000
com¬
Collier County
■],'
ity approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
San
group
a
FLORIDA
on
p.
a price
about 3.42%.
3V2s, at
*
Due
(J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.-Legal¬
$1,600,000
July 10
2827—were awarded
syndicate headed by the Bank
193,
on
Federation Bank and Trust
June 1, 1962
on
S^s.
as
Dated
Monterey Union Sch. Dist.,
Monterey County, Calif.
&
Co.; Taylor and Co.;
Christensen, Inc.; First
follows: v
as
Due
awarded to
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co,
Inc., Hornblower ,& Weeks, Put¬
nam & Co., and Coffin & Burr, as
North
as
man,
—were
S.A., of
and interest
San
Gregory & Sons; J. A. Hogle &
Co.; Irving Lundborg & Co.; McMaster Hutchinson & Co.; Shu¬
N.T. &
on
from 1964 to 1971 inclusive.
July 18 for the purchase of
$37,000 water improvement bonds.
July 1, 1958. Due
The
tor
sold
was
offered
and 1963.
Los
•
Dated
5s.
as
$30,000
issue of
of America
Francisco,
Offering—Gordon T.
Nesvig, County Clerk, will receive
sealed
bonds
Bank
Saybrook, Conn.
$1,428,000 bonds
Julyrll—v. 194, p. 55
Bond Sale—The
Napa County, Calif.
County Waterworks
No.
Old
St. Helena Unified School District,
(P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
Lyons & Shafto,
.
Los
of
Los
cisco; United California Bank, of
Los Angeles; Crocker-Anglo Na¬
tional
Bank, of San Francisco;
Northern Trust Co., of Chicago;
R.
H.
Moulton
&
Co.; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, & Fenner & Smith
Inc.; Dean Witter & Co.
Union
Los
were
of
on
Maricopa County, Chandler
bonds offered
Bank
Wells Fargo Bank Ameri¬
Trust Company, of San Fran¬
can
Bond
'
National
geles;
Tuscumbia, Ala.
HAWAII
Honolulu
City
&
Bond Sale—The
County,
Hawaii
$7,000,000 pub¬
lic
improvement 1961, series B
limited tax bonds offered on July
Volume
194
Number 6073
•>'.
•
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
'
'
v
.•
L.
i.
.
•.
t
v.
1
..
(265)., 53-
...
w-
to
syndicate headed by Halsey,
& Co. Inc., at a price of
a
Bucklin, Kan.
Stuart
100.047,
about
3.79%,
$2,152,000
interest
net
a
of
Due
Is.
Due
v
Aug.
on
1,
1991.
Nuveen
1
from
1962
Ranson &
1, 1961. Due
to
1966
high
improvement
July 6—v.
bonds
193,
offered
school
fered
were
on
not' sold.
Parkinson, Secretary of the Board
School Trustees, will receive
bids
until
4
PrihCfifcal Jahd'in¬
1971, inclusive.
terest
(J-J) payable at the Citi¬
zens State Bank, in Hartford City.
Legality approved by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapo¬
lis.
/
,
'
'
;
*
'
.
.
1962
,
bids
until
p.m.
(CST) on July 19 for the purchase
$140,000 waterworks refunding
improvement revenue bonds.
Pated July 1, 1961. Due on Nov. 1
Aug.
Community School
District, Iowa '
\
*
Bond Sale
Postponed—The
school
bonds
Co.,
posed
and
the
of
2%s
will
and
Interest
reoffered in
M-S.
near
fu¬
a
ture.
.
■
■
4■■■'
v.
.
Pella, Iowa
City
Clerk,
until
will
7:30
,'
v
.
•
Bond Offering—W. L.
bids
*
McNamar,
receive,
sealed
(CDST) on
July 18 for the purchase of $115,000
sewer
p.m.
1962
to.
bonds;
revenue
July 1, 1961. Due
1974
Dec.
on
Dated
1 from
inclusive.
Principal
and interest payable at the
City
Treasurer's office. Legality
ap¬
proved by Bannister, Carpenter,
Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines.
& Co., Inc., Kidder,
Peabody &
Co., Dean Witter & Co., Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
Milburn,
Cochran
&
Co., Inc.,
Luce, Thompson & Crowe, Inc.,
Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick, R.
J. Edwards & Co., Rowles, Wins¬
ton & Co., and Burns, Corbett &
Pickard.
Anthony, Kan.'
-ler, Inc.,
v
,
Bond
The
as
Davidson-Vink-Sad-
Belleville, Kan.
issue
wood,
Secretary
11
$200,utility system revenue
bonds was sold to Small & Co.,
Inc. Dated June 15, 1961. Due on
Aug. 15 from
1962
Liberty
sive. Interest
F-A.
by
William
man, of Wichita.
1971
inclu¬
Legality
P.
Rufus
B.
July 11
awarded
education
ap¬
Timmer¬
194,
v.
—
The
sealed
of
bids
building
rev¬
The
to
offered
1986
Due
57
p.
—
Suburban
as
were
Trust
on
May
1 from 1962
interest
(M-N)
National
Principal and
payable
at
the
Bank
Company, in Louisville.
approved
of
Trust
Legality
Chapman & Cutler,
by
Chicago.
&
•
by
to
of¬
2828—
syndicate
p.
a
Lehman
cost
$300,000
5s.
as
from
1964
1,170,000
Due
inclusive;.
June 1
on
1982
as 3%s.
1983 to
June 1
on
Due
to
1
inclusive.
1974
3y2S,
as
to
1975
,
June
on
1966
1967
1,495,000
Due
to
3^4s.
as
from
Offering
Clerk, will
City
until
8
(EST) on July
17 for the purchase of
$570,000
water supply and sewage disposal
system
revenue
bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1961. Due on July 1 from
1963
p.m.
1986
to
of
as
inclusive.
of
July 1, 1974. Principal and
(J-J)
payable
at
any
Paddock &
Clark
Due
inclusive.
and
interest
bank
(J-J) payable at
sealed
bids
1957
c/o
the
or
Ignace.
^r/r
Detroit, Mich.
Bond
Sale Li- The $2,700,000
motor vehicle highway
fund, se¬
ries 61-N bonds offered on July
11—v. 104, p. 161—were awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed
by the
bonds.
Bank, in
Boston.
Grot on,
Mass.
Sale—The
$800,000 school
project loan act of 1948 bonds of¬
July 11—v. 194,
on
awarded
were
The
to
p. 161—
Bankers
of
about.3.05%,
as
2,200,000
4V4S.
from
Sale—The
1961
11—v.
to
bonds
194,
p.
$698,000 water
offered
on
July
161—were awarded
Harriman
basis of about 3.57%.
South
Shore Regional
(P.
O.
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
c/o
Bank & Trust
partment,
School Dist.
the
will
Ashton,
receive
State
Street
Co., Municipal De¬
Second
Floor,
111
Street, Boston, until 11
(EDST) on July 19 for the
Franklin
a.m.
on
Sale—The
3s.
Due
on
1971
to
July 15
inclusive.
Rand & Co.
ous
$5,580,000 vari¬
on July 10—v.
bonds offered
193,
2720—were
p.
syndicate headed
offered
to
a
by the Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co., of New-York,
a price of
100.014.
Other members of the syndicate
at
were
follows:
as
Lehman
school
July 11—v. 194, p. 57—
Barcus, Kindred
&
Broth¬
tax
bonds
of¬
awarded to
Co.
Pontiac, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
$3,530,000 sew¬
disposal system bonds offered
on
July 11—v. 193, p. 57—were
awarded to
a
syndicate headed
by the • First of Michigan Corp.,
and Braun, Bosworth & Co., at a
price of 100.2404.
age
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: Northern Trust
were
Co., Chicago,
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith
Inc.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Commerce Trust Co.,*of Seattle,
Goodbody & Co., Stranahan, Har¬
ris & Co., Stern Brothers & Co.,
Watling, Lerchen & Co., Martin &
Co., and Charles Parcells & Co.
Southgate,
Mich,
Bond Offering—Victor B. Stech-
City
Clerk,
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on
July 26 for the purchase of $45,1961 sidewalk special assess¬
ment bonds.
Dated July 1, 1961.
Due on Sept. 1, 1962 and
1963.
000
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at any bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the success¬
ful
bidder.
Legality approved by
Wright,
McKean
&
Cudlip, of Detroit.
Dickinson,
Flint, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
$77,000
limited
on
schulte,
July 15,
1963.
1964
MINNESOTA
Big Stone County (P. O.
ville), Minn.
Orton--
Sale—The
Bond
$46,000 county
improvement bonds. Dated July 5
193, p. 2720—were awarded
to The First National Bank,
of
—v.
St. Paul.
C. J. Devine & Co., R. W.
Grand
Forks
Independent
Pressprich & Co., Paribas Corp., East
School District No. S9S, Minn.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., Hayden,
Stone
&
Bond Offering — Emil Homme,
Co., Goodbody & Co.,
Stroud & Co., J. A. Hogle & Co., District Clerk, will receive sealed
Julien Collins Co., Trust Company bids until 4 p.m. (CDST) on July
of Georgia, Atlanta, Kean, Taylor 25
for the purchase of $500,000
& Co,, and Field, Richards & Co.
school
building
bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1961.
Due on March 1
Fruitland
Township, Duck Creek
ers,
School District No.
from 1964 to 1991 inclusive.
1, Fractional
able
O. North Gibson Road,
Muskegon), Mich.
(P.
Bond
at
$80,000 school
building bonds offered on July 6
194, p. 57—were awarded to
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
as
follows:
$47,000
as
1962
33,000
4s.
Due
to 1980
as
from
July 1 from
of March
to
Due
1991
on
July
1
inclusive.
Call¬
Princi¬
and
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind¬
horst, of Minneapolis.
Elk
River
Independent Sch.
No.
Bond
Bystrom,
ceive
Pointe, Mich.
1, 1981.
any
inclusive.
4Vss.
1981
on
as
interest (M-S) payable
bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Dorsey,
pal
Sale—The
Grosse
Abington), Mass.
Bond Offering—John A.
District
Due
follows:
—v.
Ripley & Co., Inc.,
and Kidder, Peabody & Co., joint¬
ly, as 3.60s, at a price of 100.215,
a
as
as
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows:
First
Boston
Trust
Co., of New York, and the
State Street Bank & Trust Co., of
Boston, jointly, as 3V4S, at a price
of 100.229, a basis of about 3.22%.
Michigan
Bankers Trust Co., of New York,
price of 100.005, a net interest
on
land Merchants National
Melrose School District No. 5
Fourth Class (P. O. Wallon Lake),
at a
New
Dated Aug. 1,
Aug. 1 from 1962
to 1979 inclusive.
Principal and
interest payable at the New Eng¬
fered
any
trust company designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
St.
Inc.; A. M. Kidder & Co., and H.
Sattley & Co., Inc.
V.
on
Due on July 1 from
inclusive. Principal
1965
&
Merle-Smith; American Securi¬
ties Corp.; Wm. E. Pollock &
Co.,
were
sessment limited tax bonds. Dated
to
Shields
& ' Smith
building
July 19 for the purchase of $20,000 fire
department special as¬
1962
Merrill
Lynch,
Inc.;
Co.; R. W. Pressprich
& Co.; F. S. Moseley &
Co.; Reyn¬
olds & Co.; Bache &
Co.; Dick &
Fenner
fered
Township (P. O. Cedarville), Mich.
April 1, 1961.
follows:
as
Pierce,
Bond
(EST)
June 1
inclusive.
on
1987
Other members of the syndicate
were
Stone, of Detroit.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Offering—George A.
City Treasurer, will
Due
Bond
Callable
bank or trust company
designated
by the successful bidder. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
and
Boston, 30 State Street, Second
Floor,
Boston,
until
11
a.m.
(EDST) on July 25 for the pur¬
chase of $140,000 sewerage loan
1961.
Stech,
sealed
& Co., Folger, Nolan,
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.,
England Merchants National Bank
act
Irwin
receive
—
MacArthur
Dudleyr Mass.
receive
1,835,000
Corp., Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., The. Illinois Co., Kenower,
3.40s.
MASSACHUSETTS
Dated Mav
inclusive.
the
on
"
1, 1961.
to
awarded
from
Bond
*
.
$500,000
$600,000 city
bonds
Co., of Hyattsville,
loan
At-
of the Board
series A bonds.
of Aug.
as
Lawrence, Mass,
a.m.
solidated
,
of
000 electric
proved
—
Regents, will receive
until
enue,
to
Offering
—
improvement
Bond
(EST) on July 25
for the purchase of $400,000 con¬
2y2S and 3s.
Sale—An
Bond
Aug. 1 from 1964 to
on
Sale
KENTUCKY
Kentucky State College,
Frankfort, Ky.
Bond Sale—An issue of $35,000
fire station'* building bonds was
to
by
White,
price of 100.0077.
a
time for
same
Hyattsville, Md.
'
Bond
com¬
headed
Co., at
receive
of
161—were awarded to
to
bonds
Brothers, at
price of 100.025, a net interest
of about 3.53%, as follows:
a
..
1962 and
Co.
system
awarded
1961
July 6—v. 193,
on
were
from
cost
.
sold to The
July 11
revenue
MICHIGAN
Gromelski,
and sewage
bonds offered on
syndicate
also
office.
Legality
$3,600,000
fered
July 7—v. 193,
on
approved by Brown & Brown, of
1,
1976. Principal
and
interest
payable at the State Treasurer's
Ranson
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Harriman
Ripley
KANSAS
sold
1961. Due
$425,000
water
Weld &
at the State
sity of Maine bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
Bond
Investment
194. p.
Principal
Offering—
the
at
Dated
Aug, 1 from
on
2001 inclusive. Callable
Salina, Kan.
bined
a.m.
pur¬
the purchase of $2,700,000 Univer¬
Sale—An issue of $58,000
revenue
11
inclusive.
Carpenter, will
sealed bids
Wichita.
Bond Sale—The
—v.
the
1961
will
for the
bonds.
Additional
Palmar, Kan.
Bond
until
$6,900,000
approved by William P. Timmer¬
man, of
bids
July 18
on
of
to
Mr.
was
23/4s. Dated June 1,
semi-annually on March
Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1970
—
building and site
Belleville, Mich.
Scharff
to
Treasurer,
interest payable
Treasurer's office.
Stockyards Na¬
Wichita, jointly,
-
be
1962
$400,000
to
Boston, Mass.
$1,100,000 dor¬
Bond Offering — Dora
Crocker,
Township Clerk, will receive
and
and
Rittenoure
sale
of
$750,000
school
bonds on July 7—v. 194, p. 56—
has been postponed.
The bonds
awarded
MARYLAND
sold
was
Bank,
inclusive.
pro¬
$125,000 jail
July 11—v. 194,
State
Kansas
gas system bonds was
Monticello
Joseph),
Richfield),
Bond Sale—An issue of
v
IOWA
St.
The
on
sealed
(EDST)
chase
1,
1961. Due
,
receive
County Common School
Distrist No. 3 (P. O.
1
—
Aug. 1, 1961. Due
bonds
of
Housing and Home Fi¬
Agency, as 3%s, at a price
Jones, Inc.
3.41%,
Legality approved by
William P. Timmerman, of Wichita.
from 1962 to 1980, inclusive. Prin¬
(M-N) payable
Co.,
in Madison. Legality approved
by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
O.
(State of)
Bond Offering — Frank S.
terest A-O.
&
at the Madison Bank & Trust
P.
Maine
Dated July 1, 1961. Due on Oct. 1
from 1962 to 1972 inclusive.
In¬
as
193,
MAINE
-
tional
v
&
sold to Ranson & Co., and David¬
son - Vink
Sadler, Inc., jointly.
and
cipal and interest
Sale
57—were
p.
on Aug.
1
1981, inclusive.
improvement
of
.
Bond
*
1
Parish
bonds offered
Due
to
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bond Offerin g—Mary Ann,
Niesse, City Clerk-Treasurer, will
7—v.
Louisiana
1977.
1978
Morton
sealed
Tensas
of¬
Aug. 1
inclusive.
on
Dodge,
interest
56—
on
1975,
Due
3%s.
as
hospital
Madison, Ind.
$230,000 school
July
on
& Jones.
Lyon County (P. O. Emporia), Kan.
"
receive
Due
to
3V2S.
and
from
(CDST)
p.m.
July 27 for the purchase of
$230,000 Jsfchbor''building bonds.
Dated July 1, 1961. Due semi-an¬
nually from July 1, 1962 to Jan. 1,
3V4S.
as
266,000
on
offered
Carpenter,
as
&
facilities
offered
2828—were
bids
2719—were awarded to Scharff
p.
follows:
1976
of
r
School Districts
Bond Sale—The
bonds
Kansas, and Beecroft,
Co., at a price of 100.026,
from
Bond Offerin g—Howard L.
.
Inc., First Securities Com¬
134,000
College,
Sale—The
of par.
—were
(P. O. Winnshoro), La.
of
net interest cost of about
City School City, Ind.
56
p.
LOUISIANA
V
Franklin Parish
a syndicate com¬
of the City National Bank
$987,600
Hartford
j
M-N.
p.
194,
awarded to Magnus & Co.
& Trust Co., Commerce Trust Co.,
both of Kansas City, E. F. Hutton
as
July 6—v.
on
to
bonds
194,
Storey,
.
$1,387,600
building
July 7—v.
Boston.
Federal
County (P. O. Owenton), '
"
Kentucky
Bond Sale—The
$260,000 school
building revenue bonds offered
awarded to
posed
a
2828—were
p.
Sale —The
Palmer
mitory-dining
p.
-
Jackson Union Sch. Dist., Mich.
.Bond Sale
The $4,300,000
•
from 1962
Interest
Bond
bonds
<
successful bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock &
Stone, of Detroit.
headed
Owen
Kansas
Bond
Cole &
$480,000
inclusive.
in
by
Boston.
Wheelock
nance
Kingman-Reno Counties High Sch.
Dist. No. 8 (P. O. Kingman),
pany
Sold —The
Nov. 1
on
Company,
approved
Thorndike,
v,/
.
Trust
Legality
Legality approved
by Grafton, Ferguson & Fleischer,
$10,652
sold
was
&
".I
.
,
Principal and interest
payable at the State Street Bank
Union National Bank & Trust
Co.,
in Lexington.
of Louisville..
Dated
clusive.
10:45
July 1,
Due on July 1 from 1962 to
inclusive.
Callable
as
of
1961.
3%s. Dated July
as
until
1981,
July 1, 1971. Principal and inter¬
est (J-J) payable at the Citizens
Legality approved by William P.
Timmerman, of Wichita.
& Co.,
Evansville, Ind.
bonds
Co.,
of
bids
gage revenue bonds. Dated
inclusive. In¬
Sale—An issue
waterworks
INDIANA
Not
1971
to
sealed
of
$1,600,000
school
Aug. 15, 1961. Due
Aug. 15 from 1962 to 1971 in¬
on
a.m.
(EST) on July 26 for the
purchase of $1,900,000 first mort¬
Inman, Kan.
Bond
,
sealed
Nov.
on
M-S. Legality approved by
William P. Timmerman, of Wichita.
Co., Bramhall, Falion & Co.,
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath,
Sutro Bros. & Co., Goodbody &
Co., Malon S. Andrus & Co., Bar¬
ret, Fitch, North & Co., Bartow
Leeds & /Co., Burns, Corbett
&;
Pickard,
Butcher
&
Sherrerd,
Byrd Brothers, Julien Collins &
Co., Dittmar & Co., Inc., A. Web¬
ster Dougherty & Co., Dreyfus &
Co., Freeman & Co., Granbery,
Marache & Co., Underwood, Neuhaus
&• Co.,
Winslow, Cohu &
Stetson, and Zahner & Co.
•
1, 1961. Due
receive'
terest
&
on
3%s.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$20,000
city hall improvement bonds was
sold to Ranson & Co.,
Inc., as 2%s.
Dated June 1, 1961. Due on March
&
&
Hutton & Co., R. S. Dickson &
Co., Inc., Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.,
Inc., Roosevelt & Cross, Boland,
Saffin, Gordon & Sautter, Ameri¬
can Securities Corp., G. H. Walker
city
Rittenas
Elkhart, Kan.
Co.,
F.
S.
Co., R. W. Pressprich
& Co., Stone & Webster Securities
Corp., Equitable Securities Corp.,
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., W. E.
Smithers
Bonds
Co.,
Wichita.
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
John
July
The
to
purchase
bonds.
Bond
1 from 1962 to 1966 inclusive. In¬
terest M-N. Legality approved by
William
P.
T i m m e r m a n,
of
as 3.80s.
Due on Aug.
1 from 1974 to 1990 inclusive.
as
sold
was
Dated
1973 inclusive.
Municipal Improvement
Corporation, Ky.
Offering—John R. Cook,
Secretary of the Corporation, will
of $14,000
improvement
sewer
Investment
oure
1
4,578,000
270,000
and
bonds
Aug.
on
Lexington
Sale—An issue
street
follows:
as
as 5s.
1966 to
from
cost
Bond
'
728,
Dist.
Minn.
Offering
—
Eleanor
District Clerk, will
sealed
bids
until
3
re¬
p.m.
(CDST) on July 18 for the pur¬
Neff, chase of $450,000 school building
bonds. Dated June 1, 1961.
Due
City Clerk, will receive sealed
on
March
1
from
1964 to
1991
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on July 24
inclusive.
for the purchase of $165,000 park
Principal and interest
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961.
Due payable at any bank or trust com-,
on
May 1 from 1962 to 1973 in¬ pany designated by the success¬
clusive.
Principal and
interest ful bi der. Legality approved by
(M-N) payable at any bank or Dorsey, Owen, Barber, Marquart
& Windhorst, of Minneapolis.
Bond Offering—Norbert P.
'
M
Faribault
012661
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Independent School Dist.
tees,
No.
until
will
11
656, Minn.
Bond Offering: — Mrs. Margaret
G.
Weaver, District Clerk, will
for the
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
bonds.
(CDST)
chase
pur¬
$295,000 school building
Dated Aug. 1, 1961.
Due
bonds.
Feb.
on
July 25 for the
on
of
clusive.
1964
Principal
(F-A)
trust
from
1
payable
in¬
1981
interest
and
at
bank or
designated by the
company
successful
to
any
Legality ap¬
Howard,
Peterson,
Haertzen,
Bond
(F-A)
1
from
Ill
1,
to
Due
in-
1981
interest
bank or
and
any
designated
company
as
follows: Boland, Saffin,
Gordon & Sautter; Fidelity Union
Trust
Co., of Newark; John J.
Ryan & Co.; J. B. Hanauer & Co.;
Newburger, Loeb & Co.; Lebenthai & Co.; W. H. Newbold's Son
& Co., and Hess, Grant & Remington, Inc.
were
sewer
1961.
1962
Principal
payable at
by the
successful
bidder.
Legality approved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
to
E.
J.
District No
Prescott
&
R-6
Co.,
the American National Bank,
Eureka)
'
Missouri
of
cation,
will
until
the
bids
on 3v&y 25 f°3 -the PUr"
chase of $909,000 general improvement 1961 bonds. Dated June 1,
1961- Due on June 1 from 1962 to
J989 inclusive. Principal and inpayable at the United
~.^a, s ^_rus^ Company, in New
sealed
interest pay-
and
able at any bank or trust company
Hills, Minn.
Bond
Sale
improvement
July 5 — v.
awarded
Co.,
to
The
—
bonds
194,
The
Piper,
jointly.
Roseville
offered
57
p.
on
Jaffray
received
623, Minn.
(p
8
(CDST)
p.m.
1 for the purchase of
school building, series 5
bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1961. Due
on Aug. 1 from
1964 to 1991 incl.
No.
$800,000
St. Joseph, Minn.
Bond
tary
Sale
2593
p.
—
were
13
Wachob-Bender
193,
v.
—
awarded to
Allison-Williams
Sale
—
improvement
July 11
The
hp
be
street^
offered*.
?
on
194, p. 162 — were
Piper, Jaffray & Hop-,
Pemberton
-
.
will
°°
;"VJ
of the
Board
(P. O.
of
Sale
O.
Sch.
Dist.
Baldwin), N.
will
for
the
a.m.
receive
Y.
sealed
(EDST)
purchase
Brook National
of
on
July
$4,325,000
Bank, in Baldwin.
$1
on
Co.,
Inc.;
&
Co.; Baker,
Co.; Blunt Ellis & Sim-
mons;
C. F. Childs & Co.; Julien
operating income
and
by monies
Collins
&
Agency foi
tte
purpose
of se-
General Housing Loan
S3!
Bonds.
j
Craigie
Dain
M
Co
&
Nolan, Flem&
Co.,
Inc.;
Hibbs
B.
Fahne_
Ine
_
Ballin
Lee.
&
Sons> Inc . Hattier & Sanford; j,
Hogle &
E
.
Hutton &
F
Illinois Company;
Kidder & Co., Inc.;. Charles '
M.
a.
Co
The
Inc.;
Co.,
King & Co.; Kenower, MacArthur
& Co.; Newburger, Loeb & Co.;
Park, Ryan, Inc.; Pierce, Carrison
Proceeds
from : the
offering
will be used to advance $51,240,-
&
Inc.; Rand & Co.;
&
Pierce
Co.
approximately
mortgage loan com-
the
to
four
be
advanced
to
the
companies
City
Sch
Rrvna nffprinp-
clerk
SOn,
District
T7iPQnnr
o?th^oS^f Educa-
^ Proc|ec}s of subsequent
bonas sales and after final project
ti0n, will receive sealed bids until
2 p.m. (EDST) on July 18 for the
costs have been determined.
purchase of $100,000 school bonds,
The four limited-profit housing
companies
advanced
ceeds
and
the
them
to
sums
from
to
the
be
pro-
the
of
offering
are
the
Housing
Co.,
Inc.,
$4,467,000;
Field
Housing
Company, Inc.,
Brooklyn,
$18,464,000; Lafayette-Morrison HousBronx
Park
ing Corn
East
Bronx
$13 117 000-
Dated Aug. 1, 1961.
from
1
to
Due
1966
on
'1 /... V::-:.:;;
MISSISSIPPI
•
Bond
Sale
—
The
Sloatsburg,
V
Bond
N.
Y.
Offering—Clara Williams,
Treasurer,
will
receive
principal
of
purpose
the,
Village
on
B°nd °flerlT}f~J10™?.?d L D.ll_
lmSharia, President, will receive
™r'
nf
htgfa^ to make, them eligible for jnd interest-(J-J) payable^at the,'
™
uci.
1,
x»oo.
uue
uii
ajcav;o
inclusive
1Qfio
tn
A_a
Legality aproved by
;n(!
-
2000
noiafipm
Rt
wnnH
nf
projected total of $1525,GOO,0b0
exempt
State
bonds
of
the
New
Housing
—
Supervisors Dists.
(P. O. Hazlehurst), Miss.
Sale—An
issue of $75,000
road and bridge bonds was sold
to
the
First
National
Bank, of
2%s
and
Due
on
3s.
Devine & Co.; Dillon
Read
&
Co., Inc.; Drexel & Co.;
> Bond. Offering — W;- E.v EasterDillon,
Union
Securi-- ling,-Secretary-of the- Local-Gov- :
Eastman
ties
Equitable Securities-:e^m"en^'^dtoniis$i0h^w^^ ''.receive''
Corporation; First Boston Corp.; sealed bids at his office in RaGlore, Forgan & Co.;'Goldman,: leigh^-untir :Aug:vT fot:, the pur-.
Sachs & Co.; Halsey,vStuart
chase of $275,00Q: natural:;gas. sys-t
Co., Inc.; Harriman Ripley & Co,,-tem>-revenue/.seriesl 1961^:bonds/
Inc.
Kidder,. Peabody
&
Co.; Dated Aug.1,-1961. Due from 1961(.
.'
.roar-"inMnaivrA
^
v
Kuhn, Loeb: & Co.; Ladenburg, to 1991. indusiveA ,
&
Co.;
T
.
r
j
_
,
^
J-J.
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
&
Mississippi College,
Bond
Lemore, Treasurer
of
Clinton,
Miss.
Offerin g—R. A.
Trustees,
bids until
10
of
Mc-
the
Board
will
receive
sealed
a.m.
(CST)
on
July
27
for the purchase of
$365,000
dormitory revenue 1961 bonds.
Dated April 1, 1961. Due on
April
from
1
1964
to
2001
inclusive.
J.20%.
Louis.
Ocean
Bond
Bond
Sale—An
issue
of
$12,000
s<RddtogT^Po/^neSpringsSStete
Bank,
of
Ocean
Springs,
Dated May 1,. 1961., Due
frorh
1962
terest
to
M-N.
1973
on
as
inclusive.?
Legality
4s.
May 1
In¬
approved
by Charles & Trauernicht,' of
St.
MISSOURI
;
v
Dated June
1, 1961.
to
f
t
-
"
St. Louis lO), Mo.
Bond Offering—Lewis J.
Stiers,
of
the
Board
of
M.
receive
1, 1961.
Due
1991
on
'
.
Hoyt,
sealed
(J-D)
People's
Due
on
June
Principal
and
Trust
payable
at
the
Company
in
Legality
approved
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of New York City.
Hackensack.
Paint
r
,1
plrasont
r\te
■
xj
n
l
'
"
na<^fermgr"~R[arry.E- Odell>.
1
Trus-
The
offering consists of $51,863,000 New York State Housing
Finance Agency 4% General
Housing Loan Bonds due serially
Nov. 1, 1964-2004, inclusive. The
bonds are scaled from a yield of
2.20% for the 1964 maturity out
to
a
dollar price
for the
100
Bonds maturing on or before
Nov. 1, 1981 are not redeemable
prior
to
maturity." Subsequent
or
amf Intnrp^t ^PA^nava mZ
rinal
the
Bank
of
Ocean
Countv
Point
aooroved'
Trimble
Trimble
at
lurin?.
^ct'
104%,
Nariona^ to °ct 31> 1991; 102%,
Pleasant
T eualitv
Vn^
Mitchell, of New'York
Mitehell
nfMeur
Sale —The
school-bonds
v.
a
Van
19J,
p.
offered
$1,400,000
on
2829—were
July-6
awarded
syndicate, headed by B. J.
& Co., and John Nu-
Ingen
redeemed
icutcilicu
the..Pe™LV.'
1986; 103%, Nov.
shields & Co.; Stone & Webster
1, 1986
&
Inc.;
Co.,
Blair
& Co., Inc.;
Sons; Francis I.
Co.; First of Michigan
Corporation; Ira Haupt & Co.;
Hemphill,', Noyes & Co.; HornAlex.
Brown
duPont
&
&
blower & Weeks, Lee Higginson
Corp.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Co.; F. S. Mosley & Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Pari-
awarded
&
Co.; L. F.- Rothschild & Co;; F. S. Smithers & Ca.;
and Home Finance Agency.
i/7/
w
<
/•''
/c.
.
!
:'
;
Bond Offering — Edwin. Gill,
State -. Treasurer,,:; will
receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
July 26 for the purchase of $17,160,000 'capital improvement
bonds. Dated Aug. 1,1961. Due on
May 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) payable at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, in New York City. Legality
^betterly & Mitchell, of New Y
Clty*
NORTH
""" "
Dean Witter & Co.; Adams, McEntee &
xuc.
oc
c.u.
Co.,. Inc. Allen & Co.;
American Securities Corp.; Bacon!
&
& Co.;
Braun,
Bosworth - &
Co.,
Ine.;
Clark, Dod'ge & Co.;- Coffin ,&
Burr; Dick & Merle-Smith;. R. S.
N.
D.
Bond Sale—The $48,000 refund-
Co.; Barr Brothers ing'
C." Bradford
DAKOTA
Carrington,
oc
Stevenson
•
..-North Carolina (State of)
Weeden & Co.; Wertheim & Co.;
Nov. 1, &' Co.;' J.
the
to
2^2^—were
/Federal Housing
493/W
approved by Mitchell, Pershing,
bas Corp.
Reynolds
7-i^V
improvement
bonds
July 6-v. 194, p..58—
were - awarded
to ,The^ Foster
County State Bank of -Carrington;
sewer
offered
on
1991 to
3 > 1996; and 101%,
1» 1"6 and thereafter prior
to maturity, plus accrued interest
Hampden Special School District
in each case.
Dickson & Co.,.. Inc.; Domimck &
No. 34, N. D.
•The bonds were sold as
4s, at Dominick; Eldredge & Co., Inc.;
Bond Offering—Theodore Hoia price of 100.64,
creating a basis Estobrook
Co.;
Fitzpatrick,
•
,
•'
.Bond
if
iJL
Caldwell ^ Mar^lf "Nov'
hv
*
&
follows:
luuuVy,.
Washington, Town,hip Sch. Di,t.
'Sewell).. Ni ;.J
of about' 3.97%:
to
of
1997-2004 maturities.
8nmWlFne$CT!VnrfeA^ maturities are optionally redeemL the. purchase of
i
i $200,000 able on and after Nov- !> 1981 as
,
Co.; Salomon Brothers & H^tzler.;
by ^nelps, l?enn & Co., Lehman securities Corp.; B. J. Van Ingen
Brothers, Smith, Barney &* Co. & Co.; White, Weld & Co.; A. C.
Incorporated and W. H. Morton Allyn & Co., Inc.; Bache & Co.;
& Co* Incorporated.
Bear, Stearns & Co.; A. G. Becker
until
.
at
a
pfunderwriters managed
.,
June 1 from 1982
inclusive.
interest
!
Chairman
:
r
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on July
17
for the purchase
of $256,000
urban
redevelooment
bonds.
'
Metropolitan- St. Louis Sewer Dist.
(P. O. 2000 Hampton Ave.,
will
The offering is being made by
|
N. J.
Chy.
Louis.'
.
.
.
Offering—Ethel
Clerk,
bids
Springs, Miss.*
.
.
City
^^d'
.
Hackensack,
Interest
A-O.
Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
.
,
Dated
Interest
^
'.BessemertCfty,-N.'C.~;
i
July 1 from
inclusive.
....
-
■
*nc-'
—
of a
tax
v,
.
npw
' '
New York State Housing Finance
Agency (P. O. Albany), N. Y.
Bond'Sale
The first offering
$108,000 ,bor-: York
:
.
Hawk^^^TCAROtiMA^wS
were as follows. Blyth & Co.,
w.T.j'
'
ritv
Vnrk-
Interest
_
1969
.
Finance
°rr
generalJune 27
improvement bonds Agency, created in 1960 by the
offered
on
v.
193.
t
jLegislature to provide dwelling
&
were awarded to The accommodations at rentals the'Thalmann & Co.; Lazard, Freres Livinestone College Incorporated.
Peoples TrusL Company of Ber-:
ordinary
operations v0f. private &
Co,;
MerrUl Lynch, Pierce^
gen Cohnty, Hackensack, as 3/4s,
enterprise cannot
provide, was Fenner- & Smith Inc.-; John-^Nu- '
^ininu
atK
100-21' a basis of raade on Wednesday, 'July 12. veen & Co.; R. W. Pressprich &
about
.
Copiah County
to
Aug.
inclusive,
Principal and interest (F-A) payable at the County Trust Company, in Peekskill.
Legality approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
and
Washbridge Housing Corp., Manhattan, $15,192,000.
1962
„
Marquart & Windhorst, of-Minne-;
1962
Y
Tanir
a
-
Memphis, as
July 1, 1961.
N
'
t
V.
receive
Bond
Inc.;
Scharff & Jones, Inc., Shelby
Cullom Davis & Co.; Stroud &
limited-profit Co-> Inc- Spencer Trask & Co.;
representing
of
Wulbern
£auscher,
until 2 p.m. (EDST)
July 27. ; for the purchase- of
Agency is to aid in the financing $118,750 building bonds. Dated
of "middle-income-housing" for July 1^ 1961. Due on July 1 from
families whose incomes are too: 1962) to.v;1980 inclusive/ Principal
,.
July 10—
•
Harris
Henry
the housing project.
A
V^JthwaCollege, Ithaca, N. Y.
300 000
sealed, bids, until 8 Iri^
(CDST) on July 27 for the' Gordon & Sautter, taking $1,299,purchase of : $54,000 school 1961, 000, as 3.85s, at a price of 100.131,
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1961.
Due a basis of about 3.83%.
on
Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1971 in¬
Other members of the syndicate
clusive.
Principal
and
interest were as follows: Fidelity Union
(F-A) payable at any bank or Trust Co., of Newark, Hornblowtrust company designated by the er & Weeks;/Stroud & Co.,. Inc.,
successful
bidder.Legality ap¬ and J. B. Hanauer & Co.
:
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
r
'W'f *"'•
*
&
Robert Garrett & Sons; Hannahs,
A
The Agency is authorized to
make mortgage loans, to limitedprofit housing companies, of not
more than 90%^ of the cost of
W.
F.
stock & c0i. Folger,
the capital reserve fund to be ing-W.'
cr<^d and maintained by the
Co.;
Co.
sealedvbids
Ci y.
p.m.
apoiis.
(P.
Free
Delafield & Wood, of New York
The
—
Co.;
of mortgage repayments required
to be made by mortgagors, a por-
mitments
; Legaiity approved by Hawkins,
%
school bonds offered
Oliver,
Education,
airp°
JERSEY
>
Bond
Waldorf), Minn.
Offering—Donald
Bond
Til
for
for the
until
Cinnaminson Township School
District (P. O. Palmyra), N. J.
Independent.
Sch. Dist.' No. 913
\
untiT^?*7
Aug. 7
received
Whipple
Bacon,
Co.,
&
&:
&
&
80%
Y.
N.
scbo°l bonds. Dated June 1, 1961.
Due on June 1 from 1962 to 1991
inclusive. Principal and interest
(J~D) payable at the Meadow
Veaa*)
,
c
loans
Struthers
Watts
Rs;,
26
Las
O
•
hnnH^aSe^
bonds-
wood.
Waldorf
10
Union
Education,
Nevada
^
The $44,000
bonds
LP
the
Weigold
E.
Andrews
A.
made by the Agency, by a pledge
000,
Bond Offering—Robert W. BayPresident of the Board of
___7
Co.
y.
awarded to
Clerk
Countv
securing
James
*10rr!
..
Storz-
NEVADA
Clarh
mortgages
& Co.; Chas.
inc.;
Wood,
Peekskill
school
to
pledge and assignment of the
a
The
remaining
10%
of
each
,—
J
•"
mortgage loan commitment will
bids until 11
Co.
Starbuck, Minn.
Bond
$23,000
awarded
by
Thomas & Co., Wells & Christensen' Inc.;. J. C. Wheat & Co.;
R- D- White & Co.
June 15—v. 193,
on
2485—were
$310,000 sani¬
improvement bonds
June
on
bonds offered
p.
pledged for the payment of principal of and interest on the bonds.
The
bonds
are
further
secured
lock
&
Co., Inc.; Roosevelt &
Cross; Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
Tripp & Co., Inc.; Tucker Anthony & R. L. Day; G. H. Walker
housing companies in New York
city, to deposit $623,000 in the
Agency's
capital
reserve
fund.
No.
The
—
sewer
offered
County, Uehling Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Uehling), Neb.
Sale—The
y*
Mastic),
gen-
Mondays Fufy 17, 1961
.
Hempstead
Co.
49
Bond
of
'
Citv
q.
and
direct
are
.
Bond Sale—An issue of $130,000
fire house 1961 bonds offered on
June 22 was sold to The Security
National Bank of Long Island,
in Huntington, — Q 1n°
0+0
as 3.10s, at a price
of 100.02, a basis of about 3.09%.
Neb.
Sale—The $250,000 school
Storz-Wachob-Bender
Dodge
Aug.
on
School District,
building bonds offered.on July 11
—v. 194, p. 162—were awarded to
The
Z T^keman
Brookhaven, Mastic Fire District
uroDAcuA
NEBRASKA
Alliance
Bond
until
Yn^k
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Hop-
&
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
&
were
—
Independent School Dist.
No.
designated by the successful bidder. Legality approved by Charles
Allison-Williams
and
wood,
$77,000 street
bonds
obligations of the Agency
its full faith and credit are
and
Arthur
receive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
Feb. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclu-
Principal
—
Edu-
(CDST) on July 19
purchase of $725,000 school
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1961.
Due
on
Offering
of
Board
receive
Bond
Cromarty, Town Supervisor, will
p.m.
8
Babylon (P. O. Lindenhurst), N. Y.
Souders,
W.
for the
sive.
Paul, jointly.
O
(P
Offering-S.
Secretary
—
NEW YORK
St. Louis County Reorganized Sch.
The
eral
tion of the fees and charges imposed by the Agency by project
r
Bond
Sale
The $300,000 city
improvement
bonds
offered
on
July 6 — v. 193, p. 2828 — were
and
Feb.
No.
Aug.
of
Fergus Falls, Minn.
c-f St.
Dated
elusive.
trust
Co., as 4%s, at a price of
100.0015, a basis of about 4.37%.
Other members of the syndicate
purchase of $220,000 bene-
sub-district
on
veen &
bidder.
proved
by
LeFevere, Lefler &
Minneapolis.
awarded
fit
receive
sealed
bids
(CDST) on July 20
a.m.
.
bonds
■
is
Interest
on
the
Federal
exempt-from
T
Sullivan.& Co...
Geo.
B.
Gibbons
h
_
iand""Disteict"clerk"'receive
'
sealed-bidS until 2"
&
Co.,
Inc.;
income-Goodbody. & • Co.; Gregory -&
taxes. The next issue is expected
Sons;
Hayden,
Stone
&
Co.;
to be sold in approximately, six Hirsch &
Co.; W'. E. Hutton & Co.;
months.
Kean, Taylor & Co.; Wm. E. Poland-New
York' State
;
Julv
000
Aug
17 for
school
building
U 1961
l963Vto;
p
m:'(CST)'bri;
the purchase
1981
and interest
of $85,-
bonds.-Dated
Due on Aug. 1 from
inclusive; Principal
(F-A) payable at any
Volume
194
Number 6073
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
bank
sealed bids until 1 p.m. EDST)
by
July 26 for the purchase of $275,C00 sewerage system limited tax
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due on
or trust company designated
the successful bidder. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Erickstad
&
Foughty, of Devils Lake.
Dec.
OHIO
1
sive.
from
Ohio
Bank
Offering—Denham
Pride,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
for the
(EST)
noon
July 24
on
purchase of $105,000 sew¬
plant assessment
limited
1961. Due
1981
bonds.
tax
Dated
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1
from
1962
terest
(J-D)
tional
to
and in¬
the Na¬
Bank, in Bethel.
payable
at
Legality
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
■'.j
$
Brooklyn,
*
Bond
Ohio
Offering—Harry J. Brown,
of Finance, will receive
bids
sealed
Aug.
on
1
for
limited
tax
Dated
Dec.
on
(EDST)
purchase of
p.m.
and
assessments
bonds.
Due
1961.
7
the
special
$203,700
Aug.
from-
1
Principal and
(J-D)
payable
at
The
National City Bank, in Cleveland.
approved
&
Sanders
Squire,
by
Dempsey,
Cleve¬
of
land.
Ohio
Bond
Offering
County Auditor,
Kronk,
bids
sealed
ceive
Wilma F.
—
will
until
re¬
noon
Aug. 2 for the pur¬
chase
of .1 $375,000
county
jail
building bonds.
Dated July 1,
(EDST)
on
1961. Due
1980
on
Dec.
1
from
Whitehall
(P.
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
&
approved by Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
dnuuu-
»
—
Heath, Ohio
•*;
Clerk
will
A
iinprityerhent7,1 k&rie!s
system
erage
offered
bonds
sew¬
July
on
11—v.
58—were awarded to a
composed of John Nuveen
& Co., Ball, Burge & Kraus, First
Cleveland Corp., and Wm. J. Mericka & Co., as 4V2S, at a price
of 101.134, a basis of about 4.31%.
194,
p.
group
Kent
State
University, Kent,
Ohio
Bond Offering—Emil
Berg, Busi¬
ness Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on July
28 for the purchase of $2,500,000
dormitory revenue, series E bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1
from
1962
to
J-D.
terest
Squire,
inclusive.
1999
&
Dempsey,
lumbus.
Willoughby, Ohio
Offering
E. Lucas,
will
receive
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
July 31 for the purchase of $211,000
street
improvement special
assessment bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
Leo
—
Due
inclusive.
Dec.
on
1
from 1962
to
in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the Cleve¬
land
Trust
Co., in Willoughby.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleve¬
Principal
and
land.
July
710
(EDST)
noon
on
19 for the purchase of $71,street
improvement
limited
assessment
tax
1, 1961. Due
1962 to 1971
on
special
bonds.
Dec. 1
inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at
the
Lake
National
Bank, of Painesville. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
County
City
storm
1964
School
District,
Bond
Eleanor
Chidester, Clerk-Treasurer of the
Board of Education, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
(EDST)
on
Aug. 2 for the purchase of
$2,470,000 building bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1961. Due on Oct. 1 from
1962
to
—
Principal
inclusive.
1980
and interest
(M-S) payable at the
Cleveland Trust Co., in
Moravian
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
hall
Cleveland.
and
bonds
Sch.
S. E.
Dist.
No.
5
Willars St.,
awarded
Housing
the
to
1
from
1962
to
of par.
Bonds
school
Not
Sold—The
limited
July
District, Pa.
tax
194,
10—v.
$300,000
p.
59—were
sold.
School
Verona
District, Pa.
Sale—The
Bond
$80,000
limited tax bonds offered
26—v.
to
offered
bonds
school
on
(J-J) pay¬
County Treasurer's of¬
Legality approved by Shu-
fice.
—
■
ISLAND
RHODE
&
awarded to
First
Co.,
of
SOUTH
—
The
Gantt
Bond Offerin g—William H.
Commission, will receive
until noon (EST) on
bids
July 18 for the purchase of $225,Dated
000 water and sewer bonds.
Due on July 1 from
1981 inclusive.
Principal
July 1, 1961.
1962
to
and interest
(J-J) payable at any
designated
Legality
approved by Sinkler, Gibbs &
Simons, of Charleston.
bank
trust company
or
by the successful bidder.
SOUTH
DAKOTA
Town
Offering
Clerk,
will
—
Max
Recorder, will sell at pub¬
lic auction at 2 p.m. (EST) on July
28
the
sum
of
$400,000 school
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the Union Peoples Bank,
in Clinton.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Memphis, Tenn.
Bond
Sale
The
—
$13,500,000
general liability bonds offered on
July 11—v.
193, p. 2595—were
receive
a
ney
Paying
Agent
—
First
3.99%.
5
Bond
Offering
—r
Preston
E.
Jones, City Auditor, will receive
—
v.
Sale—The
offered
on
59 — were
$1,500,000
dry
dock, series D bonds offered on
July 10 — v. 193, p. 2723 — were
Toronto, Ohio
Bond
July
bonds
194, p.
.syndicate headed by
Inc.,
and
syndicate headed by
Chemical Bank
New York
awarded to
the
a
of
Perkins
Bond
man,
Offering—Howard
Securities
Thomas
&
Co., Republic Na¬
Bank, Dallas, Liberty Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., Okla¬
homa
City, National Boulevard
Bank, Chicago, Arnold & Derbes,
Hattier & Sanford, Henry Harris
& Sons, Inc., Hutchinson, Shockey
& Co., William S. Morris & Co.,
Jack M. Bass & Co., Inc., McDonold-Moore & Co., Mid-South Se¬
curities Co., James N. Reddoch &
Co., M. B. Vick & Co., Memphis
Securities Co., Chapman, Howe &
Co., Mackall & Coe and D. H.
tional
&
Co.
2,725,000
as
3s.
Due
1
from 1966 to 1976 inclusive.
1,475,000
as
3.20s.
Due
on
July 1
from 1977 to 1981 inclusive.
Equitable
^
Securities
Corpora¬
tion, Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.,
Paribas
Corp.,
Spencer
Trask & Co., Tucker Anthony &
R. L. Day, The Ohio Co., William
Blair & Co., Eddleman, Pollok &
Fosdick, Inc., Sutro Bros. & Co.,
F. W. Craigie & Co., Shelby Cullom Davis & Co., Yarnall, Biddle
& Co., Cooley & Co., Granger &
Co., Harkness & Hill, Inc., Park,
Ryan, Inc., Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Wells & Christensen, Inc.,
Ranson & Co., Sterne, Agee &
Leach, Yates,'Heitner & Woods,
Allan Blair & Co., W. H. Newbold's Son & Co., and' Woodcock,
Moyer, Fricke & French, Inc.
Angleton, Texas
Far-
bids until 10
(CST) on July 18
a.m.
for the purchase of
$150,000 water¬
Dated Aug.
I, 1961. Due on Feb. 1 from 1964
to 1981 inclusive.
Principal and
Interest (F-A) payable at the First
works system bonds.
National
Bank, in Angleton. Le¬
gality approved by Vinson, Elking,
Weems & Searls, of Houston.
Bellaire,
Texas
Bond
Offering—Gary O. Sum¬
mers, City Manager, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
July 24 for the purchase of $200,000 drainage, series 1961 bonds.
Bryan, Texas
Bond Offering—Fred C.
Sandlin,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on July 20
for the purchase of $600,000 street
improvement, series 1961 bonds.
Aug. 1,1961. Due on Aug. 1
Dated
from 1963 to 1981 inclusive.
able
Call¬
of Aug. 1, 1976. Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
as
First
State
Bank
&
Trust
Com¬
in Bryan. Legality approved
by McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall & Horton, of Dallas.
Newport, Tenn.
Bond
Offering
Town
—
Recorder,
Bill
Dated Jan.
1, 1960.
will
Due
on
1995 inclusive.
Jan. 1
Call¬
Corpus Christi, Texas
Bond
Offering
able
and
as
of
July 1, 1967.
interest
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
—
W.
Herbert
Whitney, City Manager, will re¬
ceive
sealed
(CST)
on
bids
until
10
a.m.
July 18 for the purchase
of
$2,400,000 general improvement
July
1,1961. Due on March 1 from 1962
1961 limited tax bonds. Dated
1981
to
inclusive.
March 1,
Callable
as
of
Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the Corpus
Christi State National Bank, in
Corpus Christi. Legality approved
1972.
by McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, Mc¬
Call &
Horton, of Dallas.
Ennis, Texas
Bond
Mayor,
Offering
will
—
F.
receive
E.
Hoefer,
bids
sealed
until 7 p.m.
the
(CST) on July 18 for
purchase of $375,000 hospital
limited tax bonds.
Jr., District Clerk, will re¬
July
on
1
pany,
from 1963 to
Chap¬
as
as 4V2s.
Due on July
from 1962 to 1965 inclusive.
syndicate
Co., Blair
& Co., Inc., Stone & Webster Se¬
curities
Corp., John Nuveen &
Co., Hornblower & Weeks, A. C.
Allyn & Co., Inc., Paribas Corp.,
Estabrook & Co., Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, Bacon, Steven¬
son
& Co., J. A. Hogle & Co.,
Kean, Taylor & Co., C. F. Childs
& Co., Johnston, Lemon & Co.,
Allan Blair & Co., Cooley & Co.,
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.
(P. O. Bison),
South Dakota
3.14%,
Bond Offering—Arrington
Eastman Dillon, Union
& Co., White, Weld &
sealed
County, Bison Common
Sch. Dist. No. 51
about
Brothers, Smith, Bar¬
rer, City Mayqg, will receive sealed
& Co., Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
Blair
$60,000 sewer system bonds.
of
$800,000
follows:
Miller,
bids until July 27 for the purchase
cost
were
Lillard,
receive
sealed bids until 1:30 p. m.(EST)
National City Bank has been ap¬ awarded to The First National
Minnehaha County, Dell Rapids In¬
on
July 27 for the purchase of
pointed New York paying agent Bank of Oregon, in Portland.
dependent Sch. Dist. No. 146
for $32,000,000 principal amount
$700,000 water and sewer revenue
Lakeside Water District, Oregon
bonds. Dated July 1, 1961. Due on
|
(P.O. Dell Rapids), S. D.
State of Ohio 5%, 2Vz%, 2%%,
Bond Offering—Mrs.Helen July 1 from 1965 to 1990 inclu¬
Bond Offering—Phillip L. Cal2.90%
and 3%
major thorough
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
fare construction bonds, series N, lender,
District
Secretary,
will Christensen, Clerk of the Board of
receive sealed bids until Aug. 3 Education, will receive sealed bids payable
at
the
Merchants
&
dated June 15, 1961.
for the purchase of $156,000 bonds.
until 8 p.m. (CST) on July 17 for Planters Bank, in Newport. Legal¬
Parkview (P. O. Cleveland 26),
the purchase of $139,000 school ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
Oregon City, Ore.
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1961.
Ohio
Due ler, of Chicago.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 sewer
on
July 1 from 1963 to 1976 in¬
Bond Sale—The $117,000 special
South Blount County Utility
clusive.
improvement
bonds
offered
on
Principal
and
interest
District (P. O. Maryville), Tenn.
assessment
improvement limited July 5 — v. 194, p. 59 — were (J-J) payable at any bank or trust
Bond Offering—J. Ed Hall, Dis¬
tax
bonds
offered
on
June 13 awarded to The First National company designated by the suc¬
Bank of Oregon, in Portland..
cessful bidder. Legality approved trict Secretary, will receive sealed
—v.
193, p. 2486—were awarded
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on July
by Danforth & Danforth, of Sioux
to Fahey, Clark & Co., as 4s, at a
29 for the purchase of $1,000,000
Port of Portland (P. O. Box 4099,
Falls.
price of 100.065, a basis of about
Portland 8), Ore.
waterworks system revenue bonds.
Names
improvement
interest
follows:
Other members of the syndicate
as follows:
Clinton, Tenn.
as
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc., at a price of 100.047, a net
Lehman
CAROLINA
County,
Agricultural & Mechanical College
of Texas,
College Station, Texas
Bond Sale—The
$5,000,000 per¬
manent
university Fund, series
1961 bonds offered on
July 11—
v. 194, p. 59—were awarded to a
syndicate
headed
by
Merirll
Offering—D. P. Covington,
Other members of the
Kingstown, R. I.
Sale
syndi¬
Fenn &
a
Michigan Corp.,
James A. Andrews & Co., Fahnestock & Co., Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Johnston,
Lemon & Co., Jack M. Baas &
Co., M. B. Vick & Co., and Har¬
rington & Co.
were
North
Bond
$155,819 city
The $3,000,000
July 11—v. 194,
Stuart &v Co.
Blyth & Co., Inc. -
„
TEXAS
:
—
on
Halsey,
Ore.
The
a
awarded to.-
3.79%.
Canova, South Dakota
Sale
p
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: R. W.
Pressprich
about
Portland.
Bond
Co., at
Inc., and Hulme, Applegate &
Humphrey, Inc., jointly, as 37/ss,
at a price of 100.542, a basis of
ler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of
Empire,
inclu¬
..
June
Cunningham, Schmertz & Co.,
sealed
able at the
1981
to
by Phelps,
price of par.
193, p. 2723—were awarded
District
Principal and interest
pur¬
headed
Town
Munhall School
Earle, Chairman, Water and Sewer
inclusive.
59—were
Home Fi¬
3V8S at a price
Union
High
(P. O. 2202
1974
1964
Sale
and
as
Water
and Sewer District (P. O.
Greenville), S. C.
Offering — Fred F. Paul¬
District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PDST)
on
July 24 for the purchase of
$2,500,000 school building bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due on Jan.
from
Bond
Greenville
Bond
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
(State of)
revenue
July 7—v. 193,
on
were
Agency,
nance
Legality
Ohio
—
Federal
union
Milwaukee),
County
1
Elliot*
receive
a.m.
<
cate
$530,000 dining
student
offered
2830
p.
OREGON
Clackamas
p.m.
the
for
will
(CST) on
July 28 for the purchase of $150,000
school, series
1961
bonds.
Dated July
1, 1961. Interest J-J.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
re¬
8
TENNESSEE
p.
town¬
offered
College, Bethlehem, Pa.
Bond
sen,
Offering
$60,000
ship improvement bonds
on July
11—v. 194, p. 163—were
awarded to The Economy Bank,
of Ambridge.
bonds. Due from
sewer
1973
to
17
>
$1,000,000
school bonds offered on July 12
El Reno, Ohla.
—v. 194, p. 163—were awarded to
Bond Offering — Erma Myers, Brown, Lisle & Marshall, as 3.60s,
at a price of 100.8261, a basis of
City Clerk, will receive sealed
about 3.49%.
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
Aug. 15 for the purchase of $190,-
of
Ohio
Sale—The
Bond
OKLAHOMA
000
will
until
Chairman,
sealed bids until 10
$100,000 school building
Dated July 1, 1961. Due on
Bond
(P. O.
Ambridge), Pa.
G. F. Martin,
Finance will receive
of
July
on
Clerk,
bids
bonds offered
Township
Bond Offering—James D.
Mrs. Alice
—
sive. Interest J-J,
PENNSYLVANIA
—
sealed bids until
Washington County (P. O.
Jonesboro), Tenn.
of
June
Brothers
District
sealed
(CST)
a
Harmony
not
Willowick, Ohio
Offering
man
55
National Bank, in KnoxLegality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of
Chicago.
County
Chattanooga, Tenn.
on
Director
ceive
syndicate composed
& Hutzler,
White, Weld & Co., Bache & Co.,
Rand & Co., J. S. Strauss & Co.,
and Zilka-Smither
&
Co., at a
price of 100.0047.
Director,
1971
Offering
Lehrke,
$1,000,000 docks
bonds.
to
Salomon
and
interest
payable at the Huntington
Bond
Bond
Public
Docks, Ore.
Bond Sale—The
Principal
Bond
of
of
Oregon
Lakewood
Commission
National Bank, in Columbus.
Cleveland.
,
Portland
awarded
Le¬
gality approved by Bricker, Evatt,
Barton, Eckler & Niehoff, of Co¬
29,
Valley) S. Dak.
bids
Due semi-annually on June
1 and Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1983 in¬
June
County Common School
District No. 4 (P. O. Browns
of
1961.
Dated
Roberts
Co., W. H. Morton & Co., J. A.
Hogle & Co., A. G. Edwards &
Sons, and Rowles, Winston & Co.
Board
Education,
until i 11
bonds.
ville.
1961.
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: C. J. Devine &
sealed
(EST) on July 26 for the
purchase of $1,100,000 school im¬
provement bonds. Dated July 15,
Finance
building
Park
were
In¬
Legality approved by
Sdnders
about 3.24%.
chase
—
a.m.
(J-D)
ceive sealed bids until Aug. 5 for
the
purchase
of
$40,000 school
of New York, as 3V2S,
price of 102.6699, a basis of
a
development
bonds
offered
on
July 10 — v. 194, p. 59 — were
of the
receive
from
$1,000,000,
at
Walter Olpp,
Offering
Dated Aug.
Bond Sale—The
Toronto.
by
Squire,
City
School
District
Columbus), Ohio
O.
Bond
1962 to
terest
ity
Savings
in
Trust Co.,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
1961.
(P. O. Chardon),
Geauga County
Co.,
Sanders &
1962
interest
Legality
Union
the
Trust
1,
inclusive.
1971
to
until
at
&
clusive.
Director
inclu¬
approved
Aug. 1,
Principal
1988
Legality
treatment
age
to
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
Bethel,
Bond
1962
on
(267)
1961.
1979
Due
on
Dated Aug.
1,
Aug. 1 from 1962 to
inclusive.
Principal and in-
56
approved by Weter, Roberts
Shefelman, of Seattle.
VERMONT
ierest
(F-A) payable at the Ennis
State Bank, in Ennis. Legality ap¬
proved by M c C a 11, Parkhurst,
Crowe,
McCall
&
Horton,
of
Burlington, Vt.
Independent School Dist.,
T exas
Bond
Offering
Superintendent
son!,
receive
will
New-
Ralph
—
Schools,
of
until
bids
sealed
8
p.m.
(CST) on July 18 for the
purchase of $1,000,000 schoolhouse
series 1961 bonds. Dated July 15,
1961. Due on July 15 from 1964 to
2 p.m.
bids until
County (P. O. Fairfax),
Virginia
received
until
Aug.
the
9 for
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Offering—Ralph Newsom,
Bond
Sale
Bond
C.
Offering—H.
Bond
President
the
of
Board
Burnam,
Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids un¬
til
8
the
p.m.
(CST) on July 20 for
of $150,000 school-
purchase
bonds.
tax
limited
1961
house
July 1, 1961. Due on Jan. 1,
and 1971. Principal and in¬
Dated
1970
terest
payable at the State
(J-J)
Legality
office.
Treasurer's
ap¬
McCall, Parkhurst,
Crowe, McCall & Horton, of Dallas.
by
proved
Co.,
Seattle
Trust
&
Savings
Bank, of Seattle, and Chas. N.
Tripp & Co., at a price of 100.9141,
a net interest cost of about 3.63%,
follows:
as
$291,000
Other members of the
as
on
Corpora¬
1
3%s. Due on Aug.
Westheimer & Co.
Christensen,
&
&
Heitner
Yates,
Allan
Blair
bold's
Son
&
Co.,
& Co.,
Moyer, Fricke
W.
&
(PDST)
:
(P. O.
nology
West
July
7
—
193,
v.
to
Home
and
a
offered on
2831 — were
p.
Housing
Federal
the
Finance
Agency,
as
R.
bids
until
1:30
p.m.
Aug. 21 for the pur¬
$743,000 century 21 ex¬
on
of
position participation 1961 bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due on Aug. 1
1963 to 1976 inclusive. Call¬
able
of Aug.
as
1, 1968. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Weter, Roberts
& Shefelman, of Seattle.
Offering—Harry H. Kind,
C. P.
Offering—Ralph
Bond
D e p u t y,
Stender,
will
receive
2 p.m.
bids
sealed
(CDST)
Offering
bids
sealed
on
July 20 for the
bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1961. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at
First
the
National
in
Menasha.
Legality
Bank,
approved
able
New-
as
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
(F-A)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legality
until
School
payable
Thetford Mines,
until
for
24
8
for sale,
under
no
or as a
circumstances to be
solicitation of
an
construed
offer to buy
This offering is made only by
as an
any
and
Bond
Offering
—
Demand
deposits of individ¬
uals,
partnerships,
and
corporations
Dated
1
Sept, 1, 1961.
from
to
1962
able at all
Due
LIABILITIES—-
$4,565,482.09
ACCOUNTS
CAPITAL
t—
Surplus fund-i.
——
Undivided
profits—
Capital
$500,000.00
325,000.00
■
,<
.
.
863,025.58
—
CAPITAL"
TOTAL
of
AC$1,688,025.58
—
Sept.
on
t This
/ v,
to
secure
for
other
Securities
above--
shown
of
'
•
?
•
971.06
.
..
the
that
CHARLES J. SKINNER,
Treasurer, of
above-named institution,
I,
hereby certify
this
the
condition is true
my
knowledge
of
report
to
correct
Latouch, Secretary-Treasurer, will
$109,618.85
purposes———
as*,
after..,deductionof
reserves
Georges
off Com¬
capitals consists
MEMORANDA
.
pledged or assigned
liabilities
and
Assets
men¬
;
of
best
Albert Monty,
will receive
(CDST)
sealed
(EDST)
chase
ment
until
8
p.m.
July 26 for the
on
of
bids
pur¬
$53,000
bonds.
an
Correct—Attest:
Aug.
offer
NEW
•
F.
J.
PAGE]
1-Directors
CREWS
v
THORNE
is
to
neither
buy
offer to sell
an
of
any
these
nor,
solicitation
a
securities.
The
the Offering Circular.
July
17,
1961
100,000 SHARES
1961
CORPORATION
COMMON STOCK
-Qlectronic Metals, Inc.
(Par
Value
$.10
PRICE $3
Common Stock
Share)
Per
share
per
No Par Value
Copies
or
of
other
Dealers
Price $4 Per Share
may
be obtained from such of the undersigned as are
the
Offering Circular
Dealers
or
Circular
registered dealers in securities in this State.
or
Brokers
may
be
Brokers
are
legally
may
only
qualified
in
to
be
obtained
States
act,
in
and
from
which
in
the
the
which
undersigned
Underwriter,
the
Offering
distributed.
MORAN & COMPANY
10 Commerce Court
AMOS TREAT & CO.,
INC.
and
SKINNER.
1, 1961.
ISSUE
75,000 Shares
Copies of the Prospectus
and
'
LE
L.
O.
offer is made only by
the Prospectus.
"
a.
RALPH
improve¬
town
Dated
CHARLES
SCULLY RECORDING INSTRUMENTS
Youngwood
■
stock with total par value of $500,000.
mon
Villeneuve, Quebec
—
bank's
'v': V
$6,253,507.67
ACCOUNTS—
CAPITAL
branches in the Prov¬
Offering
LIABILITIES-"AND'(,l&.r:
TOTAL
inclusive.
1981
Quebec, of the bank
of
13,
2,883,743.02
liabilities-——
Other
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
,
JULY
;
DEPOSITS_$l,681,739.07
COUNTS
offering of these securities
NEW ISSUE
1,681,739.07
——_
TOTAL
TOTAL
purchase
$6,253,507.67
LIABILITIES
$140,000 city improvement bonds.
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
of such securities.
1,354,755.41
belief.
Quebec
Secretary-Treasurer,
408,386.56
—1—
TOTAL", ASSETS---—-,
(EDST)
p.m.
the
—
fixtures-,—_
assets
Other
Quebec
This announcement
This advertisement is
stocks__:—
improvements
Furniture
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
bids
600,310.19
60,000.00
190,913.43
guaranteed
Corporate
Offering—Fernand Poire,
July
$3,639,142.08
and
direct
Leasehold
of
Province
:
Government,
States
obligations,
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
the loan procedure.
Bond
of
process
all
at
with other
items in
collection
cash
and
United
will receive
p.m.
(EDST)
8
1961,
a "y,.'
assets i-y.
Viel,
Renaud
30,
June
on
balances
are
Commission,
business
of
close
Cash,
the
in
Bond
Call¬
Principal
of
QUEBEC
Pierrefonds
^-5J
York, New York, at
Broadway, New
120
the
tioned in the loan procedure.
CANADA
ViSW
* »
published-in accordance with a call made
by the Superintendent of Banks pursuant to
the provisions of the Banking Law of the
State of New York.
payable
(F-A)
—
(J-J)
ince of
for
of Aug. 1, 1971.
and interest
and Woodcock,
of
Prin¬
.
(PDST)
from 1963 to 1991 inclusive.
VV
Due on July 2 from 1962
inclusive.
Principal and
1981
>
21
VN\\S\SS\WS\Vf \S»N\S ^
,
R.
the purchase of
$1,650,000 airport 1961 bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due on Aug. 1
Aug.
on
p.m.
July 24 for the purchase of
$98,500 school bonds. Dated July
on
OF
will
8
on
sealed
CONDITION
OF
vim
Michel-de-Squatteck School
Commission, Quebec
Bond
until
purchase of $1,300,000 storm sewer
will receive
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
until
bids
Secretary-Treasurer,
A., City Clerk-Comptroller,
and interest
County
REPORT
July 25 for the pur¬
of $105,000 school bonds.
Aug. 1, 1961. Due on Aug. 1
interest
Wise.
procedure.
on
2, 1961.
price of par.
Menasha,
Bond
Ralph
the loan
banks,
to
(P. O. Seattle),
—
at all branches in the Province of
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
$200,000 dormi¬
bonds
revenue
Prin¬
(F-A) payable
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
at all branches in the Province
St.
bonds.
1961. Due on Aug. 1
Conrad Beau-
—
cipal and interest
Virginia
Bond Sale—The
improvement
in
from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
of Tech¬
West Liberty),
WISCONSIN
from
&
& French, Inc."
Ingen & Co.,
& Co., and
chase
receive sealed
(EDST) on
p.m.
of
sealed
Dated
7:30
all
Secretary-Treasurer,
(EDST)
will
Clerk,
cipal and interest
Institute
Virginia
1976 inclusive.
Offering
sealed
ceive
Woods,
H.
com-
Windsor, Quebec -■
—
J. M.> Houle,
from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Ripon School Commission, Que.
Offering
pro¬
V
at
_
Quebec, of the bank mentioned
the loan procedure.
Bond
loan
'
Province
the
in
_
Offering
town
000
the loan procedure.
West
3yss, at
Clerk of the Board of
Commissioners, will re¬
Stender,
County
Inc.,
Agee
Sterne,
Co.,
60—
1
as
Bond
Co., Harkness & Hill, Inc., Park,
Ryan, Inc., Robinson-Humphrey
Wells
bonds
p.
a^group
to
Moore
Young
Inc.,
194,
V.
of B. J. Van
posed
Washington
chase
Securities
'evenue
sewer
July 10
awarded
were
awarded
as
from
King County
/
Co., Cooley & Co., Granger &
Leach,
and
offered
payable
(F-A)
branches
receive
500,000 water-
.
Dated Aug. 1,
24
interest
.
July 26 for the purchase of $200,-
will receive
(EDST)
p.m.
for the purchase of
$75,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1961. Due on Aug. 1 from 1962
to 1981 inclusive.
Principal and
July
on
branches
Fosdick, Inc., Sutro Bros. & Co.,
F. W. Craigie & Co., Shelby Cullom Davis & Co., Yarnall, Biddle
Ranson
inclusive.
1965
3V2S. Due on Aug.
1966 to 1972 inclusive.
811,000
syndicate
follows:
Squitable
Co.,
4s. Due on Aug. 1 from
to
from 1973 to
tion, Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.,
Paribas
Corp.,
Spencer
Trask & Co., Tucker Anthony &
R. L. Day. The Ohio Co., William
Blair & Co., Eddleman, Pollok &
&
works
tory
as
1963
194, p. 60—were
syndicate headed
were
Bond Sale—The
Sale—The
awarded to
by
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & : Smith
Inc., at a price of 100.047.
a
11
8
champ,
V a.
Hogle & Co., Allison-Williams
A.
558,000
$6,000,000 per¬
manent
university
fund,
series
1961 bonds offered on July if—
v.
July
on
Commerce, of
Seattle, National
of Washington, Tacoma,. J.
Texas
Austin
offered
$1,658,000
Bank
•
Regents,
The
—
193, p. 2831—were awarded
to a syndicate composed of John
Nuveen & Co., National Bank of
University of Texas, Board of
Bond
City.
St. Albans,
—v.
*
of
bonds
school
(P. O. Irana), Texas
York
Washington
"building bonds.
Sheffield Indep. Sch. Dist.
July 1, 1976. Principal and inter¬
est (J-J) payable at the Kenawha
Valley Bank, in Charleston. Le¬
until
bids
sealed
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
County, Richland School
District No. 400 (P. O. Prosser),
Benton
school
purchase of $1,000,000
the
Due on July 1 from 1962
Callable as of
gality approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
WASHINGTON
Superintendent of Schools, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until July 18 for
July
on
inclusive.
2000
to
(EST)
a.m.
purchase of $4,000,000
bonds. Dated July
revenue
1, 1961.
Offering—Sealed bids will
11
the
for
sewer
sealed
.
until
bids
Offering—Maurice Pepin,
Secretary-Treasurer,
receive
will
Mayor,
V
Town
Quebec
W. Va.
Quebec/ of the
in the
cedure..
Commission,
School
interest
and
bank mentioned
Bond
Bond
Charleston,
in the Province of
procedure.
WEST VIRGINIA
31
be
2724—were awarded
Co., Inc.
Bond Offering—John A. Shank-
VIRGINIA
Bond
p.
Principal
(F-A) payable at all the branches
of Quebec,
bank mentioned in the loan
of the
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1971
on
inclusive.
branchs in the Province
Pont-Viau
&
purchase of $9,125,000 bonds.
Palacios
193,
to McLean &
lin,
Fairfax
$50,000 school,
series A bonds offered on June 29
—v.
Due
Dated Aug.
1, 1961. Due on Aug. 1 from 1962
to 1981 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable at all
Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly
Mitchell, of New York City.
15,
Sale—The
Bond
In¬
1999 inclusive.
1 from 1962 to
terest M-N.
1993 inclusive. Callable as of July
1976. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the First City
National Bank, in Houston. Legal¬
ity approved by Vinson, Elkins,
Weems & Searls, of Houston.
sealed
(EDST) on July
25 for the purchase of $2,370,000
dormitory
revenue
1959 bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on Nov.
bids until
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
Monday, July 17, 1961
.
.
of
the purchase
for
24
July
on
.
$351,000 school bonds.
County Sch. Dist. No. 83
Pierce
N. Cler-
Bond Offering—George
kin, Treasurer, will receive
Palacios
&
University of Vermont,
Dallas.
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
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Newark 2, N. J.
N.
J. Phone
MArket 3-1626
N. Y. Phone
BOwling Green 9-3897
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