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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
ESTABLISHED
'o*
1839
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume
192
■\
Number
5969
New York 7, N.
General
RAILROAD
Price
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
of
company
SEC
on
July
the
offered
—V.
pursuant
191,
Riverdale,
11
the
to
111.,
covering
Amount
Weeden
filed a registration statement with
shares of common stock, to be
company's
Employees'
1960
Stock Option Plan.
White,
In This Issue
of
Period End. June 30—
1960—Month—1959
$9,240,704
—V.
$7,704,348 $47,055,412 $40,042,674
Page
New York Stock Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
Allied Publishers, Inc., Portland, Ore.—Files With SEC
The
corporation
SEC
offered
June
30,
The
$2.50
1960.
publication,
per
undei
writing
promotion
is
used
be
to
are
American
Sells
27, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
shares of common stock
(par $1)
to
be
share for subscription by stockholders of record
Boston
58,106
No
proceeds
American
June
on
covering
at
and
pay
a
short-term loan and
capital.—V. 188, p. 2453.
working
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres,
for
Inc.—
of
sold
Disneyland,
and
American
the
at
Inc.
paid
Broadcasting-Paramount
mutually
agreed fair
$2,002,500 in cash for
Theatres,
Inc.
The
price
of $1,500 per share.
stock purchased by it,
the
over
Disney Productions gave $5,497,500 in notes payable equally
five-year period. A subsidiary of American-Broadcasting-Para¬
a
1
34
to
6:30
at
tion
p.m.
on
7:30
between
a
commencing Sept. 25. Certain litiga¬
involving the prior television contract has
companies
been terminated.—V. 191, p.
Can
Transactions
•
American Stock
;
.
Clark, Dodge & Co. offered
July 13
$40,000,000 American Can Co. 30-year 4%%
due
1990,
The debentures
on
REDEMPTION—The
>
.
*"
V
v-
•
V.!
v: :vv"
15,
will
be
debentures
non-refundable
debentures
presently
approximately
chase
The
125,000
mill
•
reduction
short-term
$34,000,000
timber
Inc.
in
Federal Reserve System
Condition Statement
Can's
Marathon
Division
at
of
facturer
milk
containers
Marathon
board
also
acquired
cup
plastic
of
be
in
metal
in
The
flexible
company
packaging
American-Wheaton
field
by
This
1960,
30,
American
adjusted
of
Contained
in
an
amounts
below
agreed
to
forth below,
set
operation
variety
a
broadening
will
be
conducted
effect
the
of
to
this
$41,233,000
stock
terms
the
company
financing,
of 7%
to
of April
consisted
of
as
cumulative preferred
subject
conditions
the
agreement dated July
12,
I960,
the
severally agreed to purchase, and the
them
severally, in the respective
aggregate of $40,000,000 principal amount
have
sell
an
&
Co.-$2,500,000
Corp,
-w-'
Arnhold
Auchincloss^
&
Co.,
+
Inc.
Becker
William
Blyth
200,000
.200,009
Co.
&
Blair &
Ellis
&
Boettcher
&
Co.,
and
Alex. Brown 8c Sons
National
Central
E.
Clark
W.
&
Inc.
Co
Simmons
&
Collin,
Norton
&
&
300,000
Corp.,
Co.-
Corp.
100,000
100,000
Estabrook
&
Boston
First
First
of
First
Southwest
Folger,
W.
Curtiss,
J.
S"
Hibbs
B.
&
R.
&
S.
&
300,000
&
150,000
Drexel
Francis I.
Inc.—
850,000
Co._—_
100,000
&
Hayden,
Miller
J.
J.
Hilliard
B.
Hornblower
F.
E.
W.
The
&
Hutton
Illinois
8c
Son
and
common
shares
no
of
on
priced at $39%
per share.
was
preferred
either
shares,
and
common
the
as
After
the
stock
giving
estate
j
of
class.
stock
underwriters
from
and
the
seller
named
the
stock
common
below
respective
set
have
severally
numbers
opposite
of
shares
names
their
below:
Common
&
Co
Stock
3,000
66,000
3,000
'
66,000
3,000
~
66,000
3,000
....
.
66,000
New Warehouse—
The
has
company
Coloma,
ill;
announced
the
purchase of
13
over
land
of
acres
Mich.
Construction
of
will
start
Th<f property
has
been
;
J
60,000
a
square foot warehouse for the Canco Di¬
immediately. It is anticipated that the company will
take occupancy about Sept. 1.
vision
has
excellent
bought
to
rail
enable
and
truck
further
facilities
and
p.
M
sufficient
191,
exoansion.—V.
n
»
2633.
'
>
Share
The
Co.
Corp.
Lazard
650,000
Dillon, Union
Securities & Co.—
850,000
the
SEC
offered
covering
at
$1
30,
290,000
share,
per
1960
shares
filed
of
letter of notification
a
common
stock
(par
$1)
The
proceeds
are
to
be
used
for
inventory,
Increase accounts receivable.—V. 188, p. 1385.
expansion
with
to
through R. A. Holman & Co., Inc., New
-if
be
Higginson
M.
Co.
and
to
if
Co.—Rights Offer¬
ing to Stockholders—The company is offering to the
holders of its outstanding common stock the
right to sub¬
Co.
Masten
E.
100,000
L.
McDonald
Merrill
Merrill,
Inc.
&
&
Scott
Model,
&
W,
Co.—
Shuman, Agnew &
Singer, Deane &
&
Company...
Scribner
Co.
i'GH
Barney
&
100,000
250,000
250,000
100,000
Co.
F. S. Smithers & Co
William R. Staats & Co.
250,000
650,000
Stern
100,000
Securities
100,000
150,000
,
Inc.
850,000
Co.,
&
Co
Stone
&
-
H
Corp.
Co.,
Tucker,
Trask
&
Anthony
Co., Inc
Vietor,
Common,
&
150,000
Corp...
Co...
100,000'
G.
Watling,
H.
400,000
400,000
to
the expiration date, any of the 200,000 shares of
hereby offered and not subscribed for pursuant to the
rights to subscribe will be allotted to the holders of rights
subscribe
who
at
allotment.
ties
offering
100,000
Dann
the
has
company
Co.,
1503
Lerchen
&
purchase
per
share
privilege
subject
to
to
,
appointed the underwriter, Union Securi¬
Ave., Memphis, Tenn., to act as its!"
with
the
subscription offer. Subject to the
the underwriter has agreed to
"best efforts" basis at $8 per share all
common stock offered not subscribed
pursuant to the foregoing offers.!
The company has agreed to pay the underwriter 70 cents
per share as /
to
sell
on
an
agreement,
agency
$1.20
per
share
PROCEEDS—The
to
as
net
all
-
h
or
subscription warrants at $7.
other
shares
sold
at
$8
per
per
■
H
share,
the sale of
the capital stock
capital and surplus of the company and thereby put the company in a
better position to expand its business by increasing the amount of
insurance which it may be permitted to write. Since the reserves re-•
by
law
and
the
expenses
and
charges. Substantially all the net
the capital stock will be invested
commissions
on
the writing of <
year's premiums thereon,
ample surplus to cover these;
proceeds received from the sale of !
initially in securities authorized by
for investment by life insurance companies, and will
thereafter, as
needed, be used to expand the company's insurance business.
law
ill
BUSINESS—The
June
of
company actively
commenced writing business in
Since that time,
district offices have been established
operating in, Dyersburg, Tenn.; Jackson, Tenn.; Union ;
Knoxville, Tenn.; Lewisburg, Tenn.; Louisville, Ky.; Lex¬
1957.
are
now
City,
Tenn.;
ington, Ky.; and Helena, Ark., in addition to the four districts operat¬
ing out of the home office in Memphis, Tenn. It also has agents representing the company in the State of Arkansas. The company has also
established a brokerage department and is receiving life insurance business from concerns primarily engaged in the general insurance business.
As of Dec. 31, 1959, the company had insurance in force in the amount
of approximately $23,710,402.
'
-
The
company's agency organization which follows the managerialthan the general agency plan is composed of 12 employed
agency managers/ There are in addition to the agency managers 26
plan
■y-
i"
-■
V
! i]
i
rather
full-time
The
agents
..
company,
designed
and
:
20
legal
with
47 part-time
!'V y;';'! v
the
reserve
agents
assistance
who
V. '
of
are
independent
con¬
•
its
consulting
actuaries,
has
participating and nonparticipating ordinary
life
Such policies cover the fields
100,000
cies,
insurance
policies, plus group insurance policies and
endowment
policy riders.
of ordinary and limited payment life poli¬
policies, .family plan policies, juvenile policies and
f
in
'.HI
J
1
share.
to be received by the company from
will be used primarily to increase -the
proceeds
250,000
Co.
$8
Union
connection
underwriting
of
"
100,000
Walker & Co
conditional
price
>
agent in
of
the
exercise
public
4
Investment
terms
also
the
AGENT—The
tractors.
8c
Co.
200,000
150,000
&
R.
L.
Day
Underwood, Neuhaus
150,000
150,000
850,000
Inc
American
Spencer
Co.
Webster
&
Stroud
&
will
stock
of
quired
850,000
Brothers
of
close
PRIVILEGE—After
exercise
and
Inc.
the
at
I
A
insurance will, in most cases, exceed the first
it is necessary for the company to have
150,000
—
record
subscription offer
Aug. 30, 1960. 1
100,000
100,000
100,000
850,000
on
500,000
150,000
—
Shields
Smith,
400,000
Scranton
Co.
Swiss
Co..
&
Co.
Stringfellow—
&
&
100,000 v
—____:
Roland
Schneider
H.
100,000
Company
Pierce,
Turben
Co.
Schwabachej* &
100,000
Smith
Milwaukee
100,000
E.
Co.
Inc.
Lynch,
Fenner
F.
150,000
Mosle 8c Co
Rothschild &
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
500,000
&
Inc.
Rotan,
of
The
(CST)
p.m.
to all shares sold pursuant to the
—
&
held
1960.
and
Stone
-
expire at 2:00
1,
150,000
850,000
Coe__
June
100,000
Co.,
500,000
100,000
Co—
500,000
stock
common
on
100,000
250,000
Rhoades
—
Co.
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Corp...
Lundborg
&
&
<
York,
American Frontier Life Insurance
Gardner—
&
100,000
&
Mason-Hagan,
The
Eastman
Corp., Loudon, Tenn.—Files With
June
on
Riter
&
Co
The Robinson-Humphrey
Lane,
Freres
150,000
Pressprich
& Co
W.
Chas.
Inc.
A.
250,000
Duralite
corporation
undertake
&
Putnam
Reinholdt
100,000
&
&
Co.
R.
Kidder, Peabody 8c Co.
850,000
Kuhn, Loeb & Co...
1,000,000
W. C. Langley 8c Co.— $250,000
Mackall
500,000
The
warrant
500,000
Jaffray
150,000
Inc.
Co..,
100,000
500,000
Co
Space Corp.
Johnston, Lemon
&
Co.
500,000
____
Johnson,
Irving
1,000,000
American
Securities and Exchange Commission—
subscribe
Jackson
200,000
Co
&
Northwest
Hopwood
Indianapolis Bond &
100,000
& Co. Inc.
Dominick—
&
100,000
100,000
150,000
Webber,
Piper,
850,000
Co.
Curtis
100,000
100,000
Co.
Weeks
&
Hutton
100,000
Co.,
„
150,000
&
Loeb,
&
made
the year 1959, the
company and its consolidated sub¬
net sales of $1,107,361,000 and consolidated A,
$40,891,000, equal to $2.42 per common share.
Witter
common
Cook & Co.__
Hansfiatic
Ohio
Paine,
400,000
Hayden, Stone & Co.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
150,000
duPont
cumulative
were
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.
Dodge & Co...
Forgan 8c Co
;
Dean
850,000
100,000
Pacific
850,000
Carl
300,000
The
& Co.,
100,000
Co
150,000
Read
Ripley
Brothers
150,000
Dillon,
Dominick
Co.
Goodbody
&
Co..,
Hallgarten
&
Co.
Harriman
York
850,000
Co.
&
Lee
& Co.—
Co., Inc.
&
Sachs
Lehman
Inc.
200.000
100,000
Goldman,
&
150,000
Merle-Smith__
Dickson
Forgan
Co.
Corp.
100,000
Fulton, Reid & Co.. Inc.
&
Co
New
Co.,
$100,000
Newbold's Son
Newhard,
200,000
Glore,
Moseley
H,
&
Fleming-.
Nolan,
S.
W.
Corp. 1,000,000
Corp.
150,000
Co
100,000
—
House
Dain
M.
&
F.
Co
Michigan
Amount
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
400,000
400,000
Co.__
Co.
Courts
Burr,
*"
$100,000
_
Inc.__
Co
Dick
250,000
Baker, Weeks 8c Co
Ball, Burge & Kraus
Blunt
100,000
150,000
Co
Whipple 8c Co.'
Robert W. Balrd & Co.,
Bacon,
G.
$100,000
Inc..
Cooley
—
Redpath
&
Sullivan- &
Bosworth,
Coffin
Inc.
Parker
Bleichroeder,
Bache
250,000
S.
and
Elworthy & Co
Equitable Securities
Kalman
Amount
Amount
Stanley
Dodge
&
Co.— 2,000,000
A. C, Allyn & Co., Inc.
300,000
American Securities
7%
-V 48
——.—
Amount
to
Clark,
stock
common
the
of
own
purchase
shares of
E.
to
of
Co.
consolidated
of
business
by
surplus.
and
and
its
and
debentures.
Morgan,
A.
of
manufacture
of
underwriting
named
has
company
and
the
commencing
new
common
UNDERWRITERS—Under
underwriters
by
capitalization
give
to
$461,616,000
plastic containers,
is planning further
Corp., a majority-owned subsidiary
Can jointly with Wheaton Glass Co.
$255,000,000 of long-term debt,
and
billion
a
leading manu¬
of
paperboard
Glass
CAPITALIZATION—The
stock
exceeded
the
The company's Bradley-Sun Division manufactures
containers.
organized
Ala.
1959
been
Can
scribe for additional shares of common stock at a
price
of $7 per share at the rate of one share for each six
acquired
tubes,
the
glass
include
composite
(metal
The
in 1957, produces paper wrappers, paperhousehold paper goods; the Dixie Cup Division,
1957, makes the company a principal factor in the
products.
activities
sale
properties
Naheola,
48
of Federal
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 47
The Course of Bank Clearings--——
45
pur¬
and
business.
collapsible
to
year
producer
and fiber)
containers.
and
Division,
packaging
paper
the
company,
whose sales in
third straight year, has long
metal
cans
and
an
important
shares
New York.
of
of southern
pine
lumber
and
adjacent to the new pulp and paper
the
of
Banks
seasonal,
production
lands
Reserve Banks
The
American
for
this
sale
Member
of
Although
primarily
May of
Allison
The
the
loans.
Statement
Combined
prior to July
from
bank
are
BUSINESS—The
dollars
of
proceeds
current
borrowings
Co.,
the
in
of
the
use
of
borrowed
was
Lumber
used
acres
of
the
Allison
mill
saw
a
will
company
for
outstanding
__
Condition
They will be otherwise redeemable at 105.75% to and in¬
cluding July 14, 1961, and thereafter at redemption prices decreasing
to
100 '/<
after July 14,
1985.
Annual sinking fund payments com¬
mencing Jan. 15, 1965 are calculated to retire approximately 80 %
of
the issue prior to maturity.
The sinking fund redemption price
will be 100.65%! commencing Jan. 15, 1965 through Jan.
15, 1969 and
at decreasing prices thereafter.
the
to
Clark,
land
—
1965.
PROCEEDS—The
The
sale
will
had
income
Glore,
>.
Corporation and Investment News—
1
City Bond Offerings
51
Dividends Declared and Payable
9
Foreign Exchange Rates_
47
closed.
books
the
to
preferred
33
33
State and
are
debentures
12,000
American
Merrill Lynch,
General
issue of
an
being offered at 100.80%
and accrued interest to yield 4.70%.
The offering was
oversubscribed and the
500,000
under¬
writing group headed jointly by Morgan Stanley & Co.
and
Co.
Stock
Exchange—— 33
*p
v-v/v".-v
.
Offered—An
&
Preferred
33
Yv
•
1873.
Co.—Debentures
and
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
Miscellaneous Features
American
100,000
Struthers
*
Sundays,
the
Co.
Moore
agreed
Averages 33
SEC Index of Stock Prices
time period
new
stock
stock
SALES—For
43
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
has been scheduled in
Co.
Offered—Secondary offerings of 264,000 shares
&
sidiaries
net
42
1960-61
program
Paul
39
-
$850,000
&
38
1
Co
of the proceeds from the sale of the
shares being offered will accrue to the company
being sold for the account of the estate of Paul Moore.
37
National Quotation Industrial Stock
This
Wood,
&
Wood
PROCEEDS—None
of
Theatres, Inc. will continue to operate its concessions in the park.
As to
television, ABC will continue to have the exclusive rights to
telecast the "Walt Disney Presents" program over its network for the
season.
850,000
E.
preferred
37
37
Witter
Harold
share, and the preferred stock at $37
effect
36
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
mount
Witter
per
is
34
Dean
500,000
Col
&
Amount
.
$150,000
July 12 by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.;
Clark, Dodge & Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co., and Dean
34
Exchange
Over-the-Counter Markets
Walt
Weld
common
34
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange--"!
Toronto Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres, Inc. has sold its 35p&
stock
interest
in
Disneyland Park to Walt Disney
Productions and
Disneyland, Inc. it was announced on July 7 by Leonard H. Goldenson,
was
Stock
29
*
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Disneyland Interest—
stock
Exchange
Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
American
President
Stock
Stock
Cincinnati
involved.
to
13
27
Inc
Co
preferred
Stock and Bond Quotations
1960—5 Mos.—1959
191, p. 2633.
the
Co.
&
Stock
Aldens Inc.—Sales Up—
Sales
&
Wertheim
250,000
1429.
p.
i'
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
•
Acme Steel Co.—Files Stock Plan—
This
$1.25
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
Y., Monday, July 18, 1960
:
2
policies.
insurance
term
The
write
not
does
company
Insurance.
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Glore, Forgan
adjusted for
——
Fulton,
Goldman,
&
Co. and Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc., are
joint managers of a group which offered for public sale
on
July 14, 150,000 shares of the company's common
stock, par value $3.33% per share, priced at $30.50
A.
be
the
available
made
as
Albany Corp
Inc.—
Co.
5,000
Halle
&
Co.__
5,000
Hayden, Miller .& Co
2,000
2,000
&
2,000
2,000
Stieglitz
5,000
5,000
Newburger,
5,000
Prescott,
Co.__
Co.___
Walker
H.
Co.
&
Podesta &
—V.
3,000
Co.
191,
2,000
Hughes
Raffensperger,
_
.
Joseph Walker &
2,000
2,000
Sons
Astrex, Inc., of 332
Canal Street, New York, N. Y„. filed a registration
the SEC on July 12, 1960, covering 100,000 shares of
stock, to be offered for public sale at $4.00 per share through
with
statement
2301.
p.
Common—
Astrex, Inc.—Registers
2,000
Co.—__
Winston & Co.____
Rowles,
3,000
sub-
Commission
&
Inc.
3,000
-
2,000
Loeb & Co
Shepard & Co.,
'—
Co.,
Co.
&
Co
&
Inc.
&
.
___
Hirsch
5,000
Co.______
Maraehe
Granbery,
for
advance
&
&
&
Cruttenden,
proceeds of the offering, approximately $600,000
to AMSCO Laboratories,
Inc.. a wholly-owned
additional
an
First
Shearson.. Hammill & Co.__
Hallgarten
the completion of a new
manufacturing plant.
The balance of proceeds will be used to reduce
short-term bank borrowings and for addition to working capital.
subsidiary,
2,000
2,000
Chapman & Co.—
Farwell,
5,000
Shields
G.
PROCEEDS—Of
2,000
;—_
McDonald
share.
will
2.000
Co
Jackson
duPont
I.
&
Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
8,000
Becker
G.
Francis
Courts
certain of its other
in Febru¬
of Cities
the basis
Arkansas
the Cities
Service stock, $41.75 per share, under the plan filed by Cities Service
each
public shareholder of Arkansas would have
received $17.40 in
market value of Cities Service stock for each share of Arkansas stock.
The difference between the amount of cash to be received by the public
stockholders under the plan approved by the Commission as against
the market value of the Cities Service
stock which they would have
received under the exchange-ol'-stock plan is approximately $43,500,000.
The plan is subject to the approval of, and enforcement by, a United
States District Court to which the Commission will apply for approval
and enforcement.
A limited supply of copies^ of the full text of the
decision is available on request.—V. 190, p. 2337.
3,000
8,000
8,000
Monday, July 18, 1960
disapproved a plan filed by Cities Seiviee
ary
1959
Which proposed the exchange of common stock
Service for the publicly-held common stock of Arkansas on
of one share of Cities Service stock for each 2.4
shares of
ctork
Eased on the June 30, 1960, closing market price of
3,000
Inc..
Carolina Securities Corp.—
Co.,
. .
.
against Cities Service and
of Arkansas
The
3,000
Inc
Co.
&
8,000
Curtis
&
&
Milwaukee Co
Financial Chronicle
stock
stock,
common
Stroud
& Co.—
Bache & Co.__.__
Glore, Forgan &
per
The
L:
Co
Sachs
Paine, Webber.
Offered—
Stock
Co.—Common
Loewi
19,500
Inc.
Union .L.
Hornblower & Weeks
1
-
Sterilizer
American
of
shares
Shares
19,500
Co.,
Co.,
Dillon,
Securities
Outstanding
1,400,000 shs.
&
Reid
Eastman
Authorized
Lv'*——
of
number
following
the
company
Shares
2,000,000 shs.
Class
Capital stock, $1 par
—V. 190, p. 2337.
"
the
respectively:
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
capital of the company as of Aug. 31, 1959, and as
the sale of the capital stock offered hereby, is as follows:
The
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from
industrial
\
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>
The Commercial and
(206)
common
Corp. and Maltz, Greenwald & Co. In addition to
the underwriters will receive 44 cents per share for
After the sale of the said shares, the company's
Clayton Securities
partnership, is a
leading designer and manufacturer of sterilizers, surgical tables and
surgical lights.
The company distributes these products and related
hospital and medical equipment nationwide directly to hospitals, labora¬
BUSINESS—The
tories
other
and
The
users.
EARNINGS—For
with
last
pared
period
and
$4,837,002
three
and
20
extra
cents
stock
on
1914.
were
giving effect
May
June
since
year
1
11,
1960
respectively,
in
In
a
has
This
a
one
or
6,344,295
operating
taxes__
3,457,327
Net
operating
income
split
$1
Net
$20,771,262
were
33Vh
effective Feb.
dividend
record' May
of
23,
cents
10
dividends
share,
per
to
cents
share
be
1,165,786
shares
common
228,398,950 208,686,182
5,212,085
Corp.—Minority Interest—
pally in the electronics, aircraft and missile industries. Of the $322,500
net proceeds from the stock sale, $43,500 will be used to pay the first
installment of the purchase price of 51,750 shares of the company's
subsidiary of Cities Service Co., a registered holding company, by
the cash payment to them of $41 per share, or a total of $75,577,186.
this
payable
stock
of
$3.33 Vz
par
at
value
a
finding the plan fair and reasonable, the Commission first arrived
of $40 per share for all the assets, less liabilities, of Arkan¬
netted
$40
the
on
terms
agreement between
Reid
&
Co.,
Inc.
the
as
underwriters
and
conditions
company,
named
and Glore,
representatives
the
of
below
forth
set
have
the
in
that a production payment is available upon the oil and gas pro¬
ducing properties of Arkansas, as a result of which the Arkansas stock
a value greater than it would
have if no production payment were
available.
The additional $1 per share was awarded on the basis of a
severally
Forgan & Co. and Fulton,
settlement
underwriters,
management
to
purchase
with
respect
asserted
to
on
certain
of
behalf
alleged
the
for
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
the
of
in
a
Co.
common
on
relocate the
$61,000
1960,
June 23,
will
the company
in
exchange for 155,250 shares,
or
51,750 shares
issues to'appear may signal a flooded market
dam to
prevent
dollar—unless
our
organization
to
opera¬
be
added
corporate purposes.
acquired
each,
from
the
of
pany's common stock.
More recently, the holders of all of
standing shares of stock oi Dutrex exchanged their shares for
for, mis¬
authorized
erect
to
dence
action
holders
more
Sam
SIDNEY BROWN
By
of
causes
public
acquired from Barney Barnett; $15,000 to repay a
a director and
principal stockholder; $168,000
Kass,
Lynn Barnett, Board Chairman, Barney Barnett, his father, and Philip
Salzman, Vice-President, all of the outstanding shares of stock of AST
has
underwriting
its
After
fact
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed,
be
secured bank loans to Dutrex; $25,000
of AST Co.; $10,000 for advertising; and
working capital and used for
to
share to its stockholders and in part on the
per
to
Morris
from
repay
tions
part on an outside offer for the assets of .Arkansas which
in
would have
outstanding.
to
value
based
sas.
stock
common
loan
In
of
45.288,131
44,339,336
9,283,901
2633.
p.
July 14 issued a decision unde rthe Holding Company Act in
which it approved a plan providing for the elimination of the 1,843,346
common
shares (48.49'v ) held by some 20,000 public stockholders of
•J
will
191,
Arkansas Fuel Oil
Directors
1960.
per
9,249,407
5,231,729
charges..—
after
The SEC
the
on
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the sale of the additional shares,
there
warrants
in
including
1960.
21,
income
sold.
principal stockholders have agreed to sell to the underwriters, at a
price of one mil each, an aggregate of 12,500 common stock purchase
tc purchase a like amount of common shares at $2.25 per
share for a period of three years.
The company was organized under New York law in June,
1960 to
acquire all of the outstanding stock of AST Co., Inc. and Dutrex Indus¬
tries,
Inc.,
both New York corporations.
Dutrex, under contractual
arrangements with
Allen B. DuMont Laboratories, Inc., is the exclu¬
sive merchandising source and supply agency for receiving tubes and
television picture tubes marketed under the brand name DuMont.
AST
Co. is engaged in
the business of distributing industrial and special
purpose electronic tubes, flight instruments, electronic components, pre¬
cision ball bearings and certain miscellaneous equipment used princi¬
243,788,644 225,921,036
28,780,965 149,394,732 137,194,483
6,080,000
33,504,733
29,248,000
2,632,350
16,549,843
14,190,422
46,777,216
com¬
cash
more
of
equivalent
was
3-for-l
of
paid
dividends
1959,
declared
to shareholders
taxes—
Other
com¬
1960,
the corresponding
sales
year,
the
of $309,284
—V.
paid.
to
expenses
Federal
31,
net income
49,838,951
30,787,922
revenues
expenses,
share
each
$
$
Operating
principal
$8,500
1960—5 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
Period End. May 31—
$1,486,925.
DIVIDENDS—The company
every
offices and
March
ended
calendar
1959
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
American
a
I
months
$299,923.
the
as
executive
of $5,350,808 and
For
year.
income
net
the
net sales
reported
1894
Operating
company's
plant are located in Erie, Pa.
pany
in
organized
company,
we
flood because of his
a
have
including credit controls, instead of
an
an
concern
Administration
that
and
the
an
com¬
out¬
aggre-
cause
Uncle
about foreign
confi¬
believes
in
controls,
equilibrating interest rate.
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.
offerings take
a
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sharp drop in this week's (July 18-22)
STOCK
EXCHANGE
LOSES
BUSINESS
issue calendar after having had a rather busy week just passed. Bonds scheduled
for this week drop to a low of $16,123,000 for four issues and the dollar volume in
The New York State transfer tax, according to the Big
Board, is greatly responsible
for regional exchanges enjoying 61% of their business in issues traded on the NYSE
equities is about 2V2 times larger. Last week's estimated float
debt issues and $68 million in equities.
in 1959 as against 50% in 1944.
Moreover, the NYSE points out that the volume on
regional exchanges increased 286% compared to 225% for the Exchange. The tax,
says Keith Funston, Exchange President,
imperils New York City's growth as a
new
Two railroad
one
equipment trust certificates
are
$152 million in
was
set for this week (two others are slated,
for July 27 and the other for August 24) and are listed among the larger issues
at the end of this column.
The week is also heavily laden with issues of
named
$300,000
or
less, numbering 11 out of 24.
financial
center and encourages the industry's
growth
of New York—where there are no state transfer taxes..
Indicative
Municipals similarly show
a decline, this week,
than last week's estimate of $145,159,000 for the
which amounts to
July 11-15 week.
$53,785,000 less
elsewhere—at the
expense
1
of the
financing activity that can be expected in each or the next four
following tabulation of the supply of corporate common and preferred
stock, corporate bonds and municipals. In arriving at the dollar value of common
weeks is the
without announced offering prices, a method similar to that
us^d by the SEC
estimating dollar volume of registrations is employed. It might be pointed out
that in all evaluations of common stock a
very conservative estimate is made.
stock
SUPPLY
THE
IN
LONGER
RUN
in
Issue supply in the longer run reveals
compared to last week's projection.
is
as
follows:
a
decline of about $130 million in corporates
The backlog of offerings with tentative dates
CORPORATE AND MUNICIPAL MARKETING
.
28-Day Visible Supply
Total From July 18 On
Corporates
$499,112,010
$1,185,467,270
Municipals
353,058,000
365,458,000
$852,170,010
$1,550,925,270
Total
Corporate
■
July 18-July 22__
July 25-July 29__
Aug.
Undated corporate securities now in registration aggregate about $150 million. The
combined total of dated and undated corporate backlog of common and preferred
and bonds comes to $1,335,000.
This does not include pending corporate
financing for the remainder of the year, not filed, which, if added to the immediate
total above, would make a grand total of $2 billion.
1-Aug.
Aug.
8-Aug. 12__
Total_______
$340,554,600
.stocks
Pending municipal issues, other than the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel District,
expected to be negotiated in late July or early August, add up to $651 million. This
includes the recently announced $50-$55 million Florida State Turnpike offering
set for later this year under the tutelage of Shearson, Hammill & Co.
CHANGES IN
Additions to
stocks
the
Chronicle's
THE PAST
calendar
corporate
last
bonds.
amount
Municipals added to the
•
week
consist
calendar of denominations
of
$8,485,000
in
$69,570,000 in
million or more
of $1
lo
$245,996,000 and is that large because of the Chesapeake Bay issue. An
active week in corporate sales (July 7-13, inclusive) had a tally of $190,700,000 in
bonds, $41,793,000 in stock and $78,853,000 in private placements and secondaries not
including 50,000 shares of Financial Federation (Kidder, Peabody) and 128,288 shares
of Susquehanna Corp. (H. M. Byllesby).
achieved
a
small
dent
in
what
Seemingly, there is
an
still
remains
a
record-sized
air of expectancy for
an
municipal
in
acceleration
t2 11,805,000
66,486,000
2,400,000
$149,257,040
278,742,270
f355,284,700
68,886,000
$499,112,010
$353,058,000
$852,170,010
ISSUES
IN
THE
NEXT
FOUR
WEEKS
18-Aug. 12
are:
of July
18:
660,000
shares
of Futterrnan Corp. common; 200,000 shares of
Corp. common; bidding on $5 million New Jersey Power
Light Co. bonds; bidding on' $4,815,000 Atlantic Coast Line RR. equipment trust
certificates; 125,000 shares of Control Data Corp. common; and bidding on $6 million
&
Southern Pacific Co. equipment trust certificates^ In
municipals there
Albuquerque, N. M.; $25 million Eugene, Ore.;
$4,153,000 Central Missouri State College, Mo.;
Bridge Authority, Washington.
Week
Corp.
week
143,479,700
American Rubber & Plastics
OUTLOOK FOR MUNICIPALS
inventory situation.
$91,374,000
47,479,000
assumes
LARGER
mon;
Last
$158,557,770
90,531,670
9,779,700
16,486,000
Financings
$57,883,040
231,263.270
Among the larger corporate and municipal issues scheduled in the
July
Municipal sales were quite strong at $197,243,000, which does not take in $67,565,000
municipal borrowings.
in short-term
$41,760,040
Total of Both
*Municipals
of $1 million or more.
$200 million Chesapeake Bay Bridge & Tunnel District, Va. negotiated
offering occurs during this week. If it does not then note how the totals are affected.
t This
Week
and
Corporates
Issues
period there
WEEK
(not including Western-Publishing Co. expected July 25)
Stocks
SET
Total
Bonds
$16,123,000
140,731,600
133,700,000
50,000,000
5—
Corporate
$4
million
and
$30
are—$5,430,000
Broward
million
County,
Fla.;
Washington
Toll
of July 25: 350,000 shares of American Research & Development Corp. com¬
500,000 shares of Florida Capital Corp. common; $10,000,000 International Tel.
& Tel. Corp. Sud America
debentures; 1 million shares of Metropolitan Development
$20 million State Loan & Finance Corp. debentures; 1 million shares
Annuity Life Insurance Co. of America common; $40 million Seaboard
common;
of Variable
Finance debentures will shoot for
July 26th date; bidding on $38,101,600 Consumers
debentures; 1,140,000 shares of El Paso Natural Gas Co. common; bidding
$23 million Southern Counties Gas Co. bonds; bidding on $3,030,000 Seaboard Air
Power Co.
purchases 'based on the expectation of still easier credit and/or growing misgivings
about the nonstimulating pace of the economy, plus the increased trend in authorized
but not sold obligations. This may, in the short run, result in a scarce supply vis-a-vis
increased demand, and remuneration to more than pay the financing charges involved
in inventory costs. One of the leading states feeding the municipal market is Cali¬
fornia. On hand, it has about $1,107,197,000 in authorized but unissued marketings
$5,600,000 Lake County Special Tax School District No. 1, Fla.; $6 million Milwaukee
County, Wis.; $10,525,000 Houston, Texas; and $5,150,000 Delaware County, Pa.
and has
Week of August 1:
Last
outstanding
week's
very
close to $2 billion in general obligation bonds.
and municipal financing revealed a pick-up in price and
happier tidings for dealers who found it unnecessary to shave price and raise yields
to bail them out of their inventory situation. This is the news that State and local
government issuers are waiting for, with regard to their backlog of authorized but
unissued bonds.
There are, lurking behind the corner, however, several questions.
One of them deals with taxpayer rebellion against debt in the face of a slow-moving
corporate
Another concerns the foreign reaction to our willingness to increase debt
precipitous times when we should husband our strength in case we
really have to add to debt. Some envision a race wherein the conditions propitious
economy.
in these
more
on
Line RR. equipment trust
tures.
In
rian
Iron
Bell
Tel.
certificates; and $5 million Cenco Instruments Corp. deben¬
are—$7,770,000 Florida State Board of Education, Fla.;
municipals there
$4,125,000 Lestoil Products, Inc. stock units; 30,000 units of LibeOre, Ltd. in debt securities and common; and $100 million Southwestern
Co. debentures.
In municipals there
are—$4,500,000 Seattle, Wash.;
and
possibly Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel District, Va.
Week of August 8: $11 million Narragansett Capital
Corp. common and $50
International Harvester Credit Corp.
million
debentures.
Details regarding this and all other financing news
mav
be found in the Monday and
Thursday issues of the Chronicle except for that material obtained
iq the above dollar volume projections.
on
a
confidential
basis used
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July 14, 1960
Volume
Number
192
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5969
.
.
:
•
,
:•
•,
.
■
.■
"fiscal
gate of 132,300 shares of the company's common stock. As stated above,
the company will reacquire the 51,750 shares owned by Barney Barnett.
After the reacquisition of such shares, the company will have outstand¬
in
74.4%
the
aggregate.
-Stockholders to Vote
material is
Proxy
mailed
being
hold
Coast
separate special meetings Aug.
of those
and
Co.
on
18 to vote on
July
on
will
14
vote
to
entitled
be
plan,
Both
meetings
will
held
be
•
■
,
Richmond
in
at
o'clock
11
in
New
the
The
the
of
lines
two
provides
plan
for
the Coast Line
of
merger
then become Seaboard Coast Line Railroad
would
there
present
held.
to
will
stock
191,
The
The
1960.
28,
March
on
to
and proposes
tenpin bowling.
Mass.,
for
to
shares
of
the
business
or
EFFECT TO PRESENT
GIVING
its.
principal
I960
25,
as
office
small
a
22
in
Washington,
D. C.,
investment com¬
business
capital
in
the
long.-term loans to small business
and related fields.
It is the com¬
and
avionics
and
the
otherwise.
or
stock
class
A
(par
10
cents)
100,000 shs.
class
B
(par
10
cents)
100,000 shs.
Atlas Corp.—Seeks Order—
ji,
company
keeps contents moist and ready for inoculation
V.
189,
simply
opened
be
can
selected
applying
by
is
dish
medium
then
streaked
pressure
across
and the plate
with
gentle
pressure
the
on
The
cover.
new
,
Beech Aircraft Corp.—Nine-Month Results—
The
,
directors 'on
payable
has
Aug.
on
July
3,
I960,
12 declared a dividend of 40 cents per share
to stockholders of record on July 22, 1960.
d / Highlights; of Beechcraft's business
1960 fiscal year, Oct. 1, 1959 through
Total
Commercial
This
is
Total
total
is
Military Sales
This
Net
(as
is
fiscal nine
'59
'53 fiscal
Earnings,
The
'59
after Taxes
earnings
part
per
fiscal
months
nine
Bell Telephone
Federal
Other
senior executive capacities.
price is $13 per share and Canteen will offer the same
price to all remaining stockholders. In 1959 Commercial Discount had
total resources of approximately $20,000,000, with a volume of financ¬
ing exceeding $107,000,000.
Mr. Leverone said that Canteen enters the finance field as part of
a
diversification program for the company, which also encompasses
vending, electrcnics and manufacturing operations.
Commercial Discount also has a one-half ownership in Common¬
wealth Savings and Loan Association, North Hollywood,. Calif,,
with
total assets as of June 30, 1960, of $40,266,077.
Substantially all of
the loans made by Commonwealth are secured by first mortgages or
trust deeds on single or multiple residential property
The company has also entered the industrial and institutional feeding
business with the acquisition of Nationwide Food Service, Inc., Chicago,
it was announced by Mr. Leverone on July 14.
Nationwide was purchased in a straight stock transaction involving
shares of Santeen stock, currently valued at
share. Sales of Nationwide are running at
Net
said
the
of
earnings,
share
per
than
cost
as
aircraft
THE
and
of
the
past
COMMERCIAL
William
Dana
variety
a
"this
that
reported
few
AND
of military
acquisition,
months,
FINANCIAL
should
Inc.,
Electrol,
of
with
the
CHRONICLE
On
Fund
of
the
fluctuations
in
the rate
until
is
a
letter
With SEC—
of
applied
has
July
notification with
(par $1) to be
SEC
the
to
for
an
1960,
26,
request
to
a
hearing
holding company having no
personal
a
has entered
Fund
asset
net
into
an
more
agreement for
Corp.—To
191,
3.
p.
Acquire—
The
(formerly
Corp.
value.—V.
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
has
Co.)
agreement to purchase the business and assets of Larson
Boat Works, Inc. of Little Palls. Minnesota, and its subsidiaries, B. E.
an
President
Bensinger,
Boat
Larson
The
Works,
Brunswick,
of
announced
on
Paul
and
President
Larson,
57,000 shares of Brunswick
stock.
common
of
July 6.
involve approximately
will
purchase
n
Works manufactures a complete line
and canoes ranging from 7(4-foot
dinghies to 25-foot cruisers.
In addition to its principal plants at
Little Falls. Minnesota, Larson and its subsidiaries have manufacturing
facilities in Alliance, Ohio; Nashville, Ga., and Ontario, Calif.
"The
Larson
fiberglass
operation complements
our Owens
Yacht
Division, long famous for its larger-sired wood boats and luxury yachts,
by filling out the line which began with our Owens acquisition/'' Mr.
Bensinger said.
"The Owens-Larson Divisions give Brunswick almost
national coverage in both manufacture and distribution of a full line
of both Inboard and outboard pleasure boats.
The Larson acquisition
44-year-old
fiberglass
boats
motor
strengthens Brunswick's over-all capability in fiberglass, a mate¬
used
extensively in our school equipment, bowling products
defensive divisions,
and adds an outstanding management group
also
to
Boat
Larson
outboard
now
Brunswick
the
will
^Larson,
Paul
organization.
will
Mr.
Earl
continue
to
Geiger,
General Manager of
after completion
capacitv
this
in
continue
Larson
contribute
his
talents
of the sale.
for
designing
styling."
and
delighted to join Brunswick. Its leading
position in the recreation field and its financial and marketing re¬
sources should provide impetus to our growth."
For the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1959, Larson Boat Works, Inc.
had sales
of
$3,016,383
and net profits after taxes were $175,415.
These results were for the Little Falls operation only.
In the first eight months of the current fiscal year, company figures
indicate that Larson's consolidated net sales,
including those of re¬
said:
Larson
"We
were
are
1,902,104
5,575,216
5,374,084
4,934,330
income
4,909,092
27,189,485
24,121,312
July
on
25,529,104
22,976,052
11
was
than
acquired
London,
Western
its
in
with
System
the
operates
U.
S.
and
first
Europe late last
England.
founded in 1909
Auto,
retail
store
in
1913
in
total
a
loan volume in
affiliated consumer
Beneficial also extended its
consumer
than
more
Canada.
with
year
1,240
the
opening
of
an
and
and
scope
cash mail
steady
of its
Biochemical Procedures,
other
U.
S.
Acquisition
Biochemical
of
Atomic
Inc.—Acquisition—
Procedures,
Corp.
Gaines stated.
Raymond D. Finkle, president of AC A, has been named
Argonne
Patent
National Laboratory. /
Office)
at
underwriting
The
is
proceeds
are
Mich.—Files With SEC
a
letter of notification with
subordinated debenture notes
denominations of $500 or multiples thereof.
involved.
to be used for working capital.—V. 181, p. 958.
par
1960
29,
June
on
covering $250,000
offered
be
of
seven
filed
year
in
Burlington Industries, Inc.
announced
William
B.
Dana
on
of exchange, remittance for foreign
July
11
—
Company,
Publishers, 25 Park
subscriptions and
Private Placement
—
It
that this company, through
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc., has placed privately with
institutional investors, $30,000,000 of sinking fund notes,
due Sept. 1, 1980.—V. 191, p. 1563.
Butler Brothers—Sales
Higher—
$18,079,384
—V.
191,
p.
1960—6 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
Period End. June 30—
Sales
to
$16,254,407 $93,597,077 $83,286,725
2515.
of New
Inc.,
York
20,
N. Y., publicly offered 150,000
stock at $2 per shr.
shares of this firm's 10£ par common
BUSINESS—The
organizers of the corporation
developed a swimming
features of which are the subject of
No. 727,657 filed in the United States
Patent Office on April 10, 1958, which application has been assigned to
the corporation. The filing of a patent application gives no assurance
that a patent will issue. If the patent is granted it will oUer some pro¬
tection against others using the patented features, however, the failure
to obtain a patent will not interfere with the continued manufacture
of the pools and to this extent, the patent is not deemed
a material
part of the corporation's business.
The pool, known as the "Vis-A-Pool,"
is 16 feet by 32 feet with a
depth of from 3 feet to 7(4 feet and can be constructed in a variety
of other sizes. The floor is of concrete and the sides are lined with
fiberglass. The exterior is composed of treated lumber, spaced to allow
light to shine through the walls into the water. The pool's filtration
system, utilizing as purifying agents sand and gravel/ keeps the 16,000
gallons of water sparkling clean all summer long. Other accessories
included with the basic pool are a three-foot concrete walk, underwater
vacuum
cleaner, surface skimmer, diving platform, stairs and ladder
pool
for
United
The
the
residential
States
and
including
a
corporation wholesales its pools
who sell to dealers who
Retail
sales
for
Corporation's
$3,295, $3,995 and $5,495,
16 feet by 16 feet flagstone
grate and fiberglass fencing.
distributors,
the
certain
suggested retail prices of the pools are
latter price
The
use,
Patent Application
/e
;L
patio, bar-b-que
'
and equipment through franchise
do the retailing and installing.
the periods shown in the financial statements from
inception to Feb. 29, 1960 were $149,371.08 and in-
REctor 2-9570 Claude D. Seibert, Publisher;
statistical issue on Monday]. Otherjoffices: 135_S. La bane•
1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y.,^under the Act
Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
Place, New York 7, N. Y„
advertisements must be made in New
Stock Offered—Pursuant
1, Mandell & Kahn,
offering circular dated July
an
oven
executive
vice president of- the new subsidiary. A graduate of the University of
Chicago with a Ph.D. in biochemistry, Dr. Finkle has had extensive
experience
in
the
nuclear
field,
including
three years
with the
Dr.
company
SEC
Cabana Pools, Inc.—Common
a
continuous
size
of
after
office
order business, opened
Kansas City and the company was in¬
as
corporated in Missouri the same year. Its record has been one of
combined
(Reg.
Buckner Finance Co., Pontiac,
No
earnings
were
The
the
$50,000,000.
Finance
700,000,000,
offices
from
operation .into
in
acquired subsidiaries, were $4,686,000 and net
approximately $350,000.—V. 191, p. 2515.
cently
taxes
«5>
Seibert, President; George J. Morrissey, Editor.
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a
Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1960 by William B. Dana Company. Re entered as second class matter February 25,
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union. $65.00 per year; in Dominion of
account
filed
1960
company
Boston
their
at
Brunswick
Street/ Chicago 3,
of March 3, 1879.
NOTE;
5,
persons
Investment
shareholders.
45
signed
33,601,441 172,412,035 163,458,459
21,183,229 110,507,428 104,712,213
5,170,400
25,145,900
24,046,200
1,873,728
9,569,222
9,170,942
5,159,200
Finance
more
of
finance
aircraft products.
boost
of
2635.
p.
Beneficial
approximately $50
about $25,000,000
combined
July
investment
Brunswick
$4.21
adjusted,
$
$
taxes..
charges..
stock.
excess
undersea, and industrial use,
Electrol has, since 1936, been one of the foremost, designers and
manufacturers of hydraulic equipment,
specializing in landing gears
Weiss
per vear.
to finance completion
about
of
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc., a Minneapolis
auto supply chain; B. C. Gamble;
members of the Gamble family; a
profit sharing trust of Gamble-Skogmo; and from Founders, Inc., at a
space,
executive
of 5(4%
cost basis
issues would be used
two
on
interested
Boston
The.
Mr.
New
purchase of substantially all Its cash and securities, having a value
$6,200,000 as of March 31, 1960, in exchange for shares of
the
1960—5 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
taxes..
operating
191,
The
earlier
developments
either
in
Fund, Inc.—Seeks Order—
Hartford
Bishop,
for
rate
order under the Investment Company Act with respect to
its proposed
purchase of substantially all the cash and securities of
The Hartford Investment Co.; and the Commission has issued an order
of America, of Los Angeles, by Bio¬
chemical Procedures, Inc., of North Hollywood, Calif., was announced on
July 8 by S. Louis Gaines, board chairman of Biochemical Procedures,
Atomic Corp. of America has become a wholly-owned subsidiary of
acquisition
prime
1960
Boston
Mr.
Electrol
board chairman.
The companies had announced
that negotiations were underway.
agreement, through which Avien would acquire Electrol's net
assets,
will become
effective pending shareholder approval. Further
terms
were
not disclosed at this time.
: . v
■
f
Avien
is
a
leading
designer
and
manufacturer of instruments,
controls and other electronic products and major systems for
aero¬
the
the
the borrowing.
150,000 shares of common stock
per
share, without underwriting.
$2
Boston
was
192, p. 3.
for
above
time of
covering
at
This
purchased 1,400.000 shares of Western
Auto Supply Co. stock and gained a 47%> interest in the Kansas City
based nationwide merchandising chain.
acquisition makes it possible for Canteen
in-plant feeding service including operation
calling
(q %
the
exemption
Beneficial Finance Co.—Consummates WST Deal—
Avien, Inc.—Acquires—
agreement
in
to sell the bond issue to the Equitable Life
($750,000) and Kansas City Life Insurance Co.
interest
the
corporation
SEC
offered
3,737,688
Kingston, New York, by Avien, Inc., of Woodside, New York,
has
been
approved by the boards of directors of both firms, it was an¬
nounced on July 11 by Leo A. Weiss,
Avien President and Charles W.
An
$2,200,000
of
Bliss-Davis Corp., Renton, Wash.—Files
to
Beneficial
the
Canteen Board.-—V.
at
Iowa
an
on
applicant's
The
growth in number of stores, sales, profits, and in the
merchandising activities.
By the end of 1959 there were 400 company-owned stores handling
only Western Auto merchandise, and 3,674 associated stores consisting
of
franchised dealers
buying a large majority of their items from
Western Auto Supply Co. Sales in 1959 totaled. $265,367,000. Net in¬
come
amounted to $8,958,000,
equivalent to $2.92 per common share.
Tlie company has paid dividends continuously since 1928 and its com¬
mon shares are listed on the New York Stock Exchange,
Western Auto stores are found in 48 states/the District of Columbia,
Guam, Puerto Rico, and Mexico; in every type town and city, and in
all locations from the heart of a city to suburban areas, neighborhood
shopping centers or large highway shopping centers.
Western Auto handles four major and very complete lines of auto
supplies and accessories; household supplies and.- furnishings; sportinggoods and toys-;- and hardware arid garden equipment.—V. 192, p. 3.
of rthe
sale
construction program, expenditures for which,
during the fiscal year ending Oct. 31, 1960, are estimated at approxi¬
mately $5,077,600.—V. 192, p. 3.
the
outstanding,
35,044,340
22,407,820
expenses
income
after
—V.
to
now
offer
complete
of
manual cafeterias, executive dining rooms arid automated food services.
Nationwide, founded in 1948, has units in operation throughout the
country, providing food service to large industrial plants, hospitals,
schools and colleges, ana other institutions as well as banks, and insur¬
ance companies.
The company services hundreds of thousands of cus¬
tomers daily in 108 cities throughout the nation.
Mr. Leverone said that the present management of Nationwide would
be'retained and that its president, Ben Regan, will become a member
Leverone
of
Co.
of
rate
proposes
Proceeds from
Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnings—
revenues....
operating
Net
annually.
Mr.
Hills
($250,000)
"Mr.
Income
$
Operating
Operating
Purchase
per
the
proposing
the Black Hills for short-term borrowings up to $1,200,-
Minneapolis
Insurance
and
the
stock
of
share
Period End. May 31—
452,538
82,500
of Rapid City, S. D., on June 24 filed
FPC
the
proposes
interest
an
or
Black
in
pany
with
.
to acquire the company in a straight cash
shares, or more than 80% of the
outstanding stock, from a group ofv stockholders headed by Sidney
Feuchtwanger. President, and Thomas Lefforge, Executive Vice-Presi¬
dent. Mr. Feuchtwanger and Mr. Lefforge will continue with the com¬
purchasing
Hills
at
000
York
rial
total sales42,184,084
'59 fiscal nipe
of
over
on
Canteen, has contracted
transaction,
{Tight Co.—Sale of Notes, Bonds
& Light Co.,
Power
to Issue up to $1,200,000 in short-term notes
and $1,000,000
principal amount of first mortgage bonds due 1990.
Black Hills stated that it had a firm commitment from the First Na¬
$2.90.—V. 191, p. 1874.
Chairman.
teen
Hills
applications
Black
nine
after
taxes, amounted to $1.44 for the third quarter, mak¬
ing a total for the nine months Gf_
has
company
Na¬
Province
securities.
36,351,489
the above)...
military sales of $38,278,57'2.
Net
entered the commercial financing field
with the purchase of Commercial Discount Corp., Chicago-based, finance
company, it was announced on July 11 by Nathaniel Leverone,
Can¬
Chicago
the
Canada.
Black Hills Power &
$25,840,819.
10%
of
,
of
the
over
of
(as ,a
increase
an
part
a
40%
of
commercial sales
months
..$78,535,573
the
over
$64,119,391.
Sales
increase
an
months
Total
of
for the first nine months of the
June 30, 1960, as reported were;
Sales.
Military
of 22%
sales
Commercial
This
and
increase
an
months
America—Acquires—
at 100%. Payment will be made at
Montreal or any other branch In the
Bank,
Canadian
Black
two
Aug. 1, 1960, all of
dated April 1, 1954,
first
19G1-1964
1,
Quebec.
The
479.
p.
...
The
tional
of
of
below.
Inc.,
Procedures,
The
plate is said to
protect contents from deterioration by drying, thus keeping stored
media in a productive condition. Further, any plate can be opened and.
closed repeatedly for examination of cultures and selection of colonies,
without the resealing procedures necessary with conventional plates.—
of America—Acquired—
Automatic Canteen Co. of
April
Mills, Ltd.—To Redeem Bonds—
has called for redemption on
serial 5% and 5(4% bonds,
corporation
outstanding
due
testing
1831.
thereon.
sealers and
plates
cover.
resealed
applied to the SEC for
an
exemption order under the Investment Company Act with respect
to
a
proposed transaction with Titeflex, Inc.; and the Commission
has issued an order giving interested persons until 12:30 p.m.
July
20, 1360, to request a hearing thereon.
Atlas owns 1,380,379 shares
(94.79% ) of Titeflex common; and it also is the holder of $5,563,531
of notes
payable by Titeflex.
Titeflex and Atlas propose to replace
such notes with a new issue of preferred stock of Titeflex.
Titeflex
will
issue preferred
shares to Atlas for the notes on the basis of
one
share for every $25 of indebtedness plus interest accrued
(or
a total of 233,000 preferred shares).—V.
192, p. 110.
investment
its
Co.
&
Rimseal
the
*88,194 shs,
purchase upon
head
and
specializing, in the field of medicine.—V. 190, p.
Biron Knitting:
The
for disposable, prepared Petri dishes eliminates
extended
son
100,000 shs.
stock
also
colleges and high schools.
Procedures, Inc., operates scientific research
to
giving
cover
resealing
simplify routine microbiologic procedures is called "Rimseal/-Sterile
Disposable Plated Media" and is manufactured by Baltimore Biological
Laboratory, Inc., Baltimore, Maryland, a division of Becton, Dickin¬
Outstanding
will
Procedures,
Biochemical
missiles.
periods of time,
The single-use dish with the newly developed cover designed to speed
FINANCING
■'Including 13,064. shares which the underwriter will
successful completion of the offering.-—-V. 191, p. 1982.
Biochemical
with
which will
at $10 per share.
group
and
Common
See
underwriting
an
will provide equity capital to small business concerns
direct purchase of equity securities or convertible deberi-
the need for
of operating centers
Common
Atomic Corp.
engaged
new
for
proceeds
Authorized
York
manage
public
Becton, Dickinson & Co.—New Product—
A
.
New
Exchange Commission
Biochemical
Corp.
laboratories
company
through
tures
$332,250.
Such net proceeds, added to the $64,684 paid or to
in by others, will become the working capital of the company
company intends to apply them to the acquisition
(by lease
otherwise!, equipping and operation of tenpin bowling centers.
This
will
equity
aviation
of
field
the
CAPITALIZATION
the Securities and
intention to specialize in the securities of companies engaged
in
research, development, scientific application
and manufacture of
chemical, electronic and other products or devices used in the general
to the company from the sale of
stock class A offered are estimated at approxi¬
common
Daid
and
systems.
pany's
mately
be
detection
the Small Business Investment Act of 1958. The company
management investment company regis¬
provide
concerns
incorporated under Delaware
law
has its executive offices in Boston,
in
engage
undersea
of
president
subsidiary.
closed-end non-diversified
a
is
.
net
FROCEEDS—The
the
company
kits
tered under the Investment Company Act of 1940. Its principal business
$4^ per share.
was
subsidiary,
owned
Corp.—Registers Capital Stock—
with
March
on
under
pany
Co., of Boston, Mass., on June 27 publicly offered 100,000
shares of Atlas Bowling Centers, Inc. common stock
at
wholly
a
the public on or about Aug.
corporation,
licensed
was
is
Co.
&
the shares to
offer
The
company
Aleck,
ACA
of America offers consultation services to industry in
radiation safety.
It also is engaged in the sale of scientific education
and
2198.
p.
Fuller
D.
S.
Centers, Inc.—Stock Offered—Keller &
(par 10d)
future."-;
12
a
registration statement covering the proposed
of 400,000 shares of capital stock, $1 par value.
July
offering
It
is
Line Railroad Co. would have
approximately 8,738,000 common shares outstanding.
There would be
no preferred
stock of the merged company authorized.
John W. Smith, Seaboard President, would become chairman of the
board and chief executive officer, with W. Thomas Rice, President of
the Coast- Line, as president of the merged company.—V. 192, p.
110.
BUSINESS—The
the
industrial
This corporation filed
on
for one share of preferred.
expected the Seaboard Coast
class A
in
the fourth to be announced by Avien
In March,
the company acquired Colvin
is
Avien formed Trident Corp.,
out research and development of
carry
the
tional Bank of
company
Atlas Bowling
market
the
Avionics Investing
Coast Line preferred
shares of the merged
share now owned.
the basis of three
and
Co.
are
company for each
be exchanged on
merged
26,
March
Pressure Elements, Inc., both of East Orarige,
manufactures electro-mechanical instrumentation
applications, and missile, aircraft and under¬
Pressure Elements manufactures pressure sensing devices.
Inc.
Victor
$10,000,000
ended
Atomic
April,
—V.
into Seaboard, which
Coast
.
the
over
1960,
Colvin
devices.
In
4,837,192 shares of Seaboard common stock
Line has 2,633,406 shares of common and 1,554
shares of preferred stock outstanding.
There is no Seaboard preferred
outstanding.
Under
the
proposed
merger
plan,
holders of Seaboard common
stock would
retain
their present shares,
which would be equivalent
to
a
share-for-share
exchange for
stock of the merged company.
Holders of common stock of Coast Line will receive 1.42 shares of the
At
publicly
past
Jersey.
sea
approved the merger plan May 19.
It is
expected that formal application will be filed shortly with the Inter¬
state
Commerce
Commission
seeking
authorization for
the merger.
Directors
of
acquisition
five months.
automated
for
Avien
the
Electrol
the
in
on
*
.
fiscal
"a significant
share
Electrol's
crease
.
morning.
being
as
Laboratories,
the
from
derive
these
.
record
of
of the Seaboard Air
Co., who will
the proposed merger
Railroad
Line
will
The
companies.
Stockholders
the
stockholders
to
Atlantic
Railroad
subsidiaries
of
important immediate benefits
Electrol association/'
He out¬
broadening of Avien's market base
because
approximately 70%
of Electrol's business is in the
rapidly
expanding civilian aircraft market; and an increased over-all .'aero*
space
capability achieved through a combination of hydraulic and
electronic;-.skills." /'v/// //\:,■,//■'''
''//////'/':
Noting that the "market in which Electrol is engaged has exhibited
a
20%. annual rate of growth." Mr. Weiss stated that "by combining
the talents of the two organizations,
we expect
to substantially in¬
Merger—
Line
its
and
months
nine
of $3,958,000.
Avien President singled out "two
lined
.
Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co.-
Avien
first
sales
reported
The
that
officers and directors will own
and the company's
the
For
Avien
of
sales
1961
level."
ing 235,800 shares, of which Lynn Barnett and Salzmann each will own
21.9%, Mark Schindler and Morris Kass, directors, will own 12.9% and
11.2%.,, respectively,
3
(207)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
York funds.
%
and dealerships was $165,000. While the
realized a net profit for that period, due to limited
it had liabilities at the end of the period of approxi¬
mately $93,000. The corporation believes that the orders on hand and
the availability of funds from this offering will make possible an in¬
crease in the number of distributors and dealers.
securities are sold, the proceeds
the event all of the
PROCEEDS—In
the underwriter's commissions,
expenses of the issue will be
$205,000 and will be applied for the following purposes:
Payment of liabilities due as of Dec. 31, 1959 with
payment of
estimated
after
corporation
the
underwriter's
and
expenses
salaries and expenses
$73,000
promotion.———
C-——
building site and erection of
distributors building_i—
35,000
accrued
exception of
the
Purchase
lease of
or
model
General
stock
*Does
the officers, direc¬
In the event the options are
shares outstanding.—V. 191,
promoters of the corporation.
in full there will be .363,000
exercised
*331,500 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
—
shares under options to
include 31.500
not
and
1563.
p.
Offering—
Investment Trust—Proposes
Canadian
Offered—
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and associates offered for pub¬
lic sale on July 13 a new issue of $10,000,000 Central Illinois
Electric & Gas Co. 5% first mortgage bonds due 1990
priced at 101.96% to yield 4.875%.
The bonds were
awarded to the group at competitive sale on its bid of
101.147 which named the 5% coupon. Other bids for the
bonds, also as 5s, came from Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc., and Bear, Stearns & Co., jointly,
100.779; First Boston Corp., 100.7699; Halsey, Stuart &
Co., Inc., 100.67; Stone & Webster Securities Corp.,
100.619; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co., 100.32,
Electric & Gas Co.—Bonds
Central Illinois
,
and
PROCEEDS—The
to
provide
bank
retire
to
for the
gram
from the sale of the bonds will be used
the funds required for construction and
issued for construction.
The construction pro¬
loans
of
to require about $11,727,000.
1960 is estimated
year
bonds
REDEMPTION—The
redeemable
are
ranging
prices
of April 30, 1960 and to be
outstanding upon completion of the present
financing consists of
S35.235.000 of funded debt, 80.00G shares of preferred stock of $100
par and 1,607,866 shares of common stock of $8 par.
•
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
BUSINESS—The
utility
supplies
company
(principally elec¬
miles in Illinois
services
aggregating 1,927 square
having a
population of. 272,500.
Electric operations
largest part of the business..-,:
tric
and
and
the
to
gas)
areas
the
REVENUES—For
ing
purchase
bonds
total
and
the
from
company
below.
forth
set
purchasers
before
income
income
Amount
Amount
Salomon
Wm.
&
Bros.
&
Weeden
1,100,000
Co.
Hammill
Shearson,
The
&
Shields
&
Stroud & Company,
V.
&
191.
400,000
200,000
Share
■
500,000
500,000
Dorsey
showed
1960
last
E.
Harry
Division,
and
this
increase
general
Chesebrough,
Chrysler
that
sales years
deliveries
retail
said
He
over
giving Plymouth
three years,
Soto-Valiant
Flymouth-De
retail
Plymouth
for
deliveries
sales would
of the automobile
in the history
for
first
the
half
of
1960
marked
the
best
3,850 dealers currently selling
dealer double that of the first six
months of last year, y
%•'
C:%;.
v
fl'y ■
Retail deliveries of 133,474 units in the second quarter of 1960 were
up 19%
over the first, three months of the year, Mr. Chesebrough an-,
nounced, with
44,676 sales in the month of June maintaining the
average sales rate of the previous three months of this year,
v,!
since
performance
Plymouths, with
Sachs
&
Co. 1,900,000
Securities
Corp.
Biyth & Co.,
Inc.
Dillon,
Eastman
Securities
Harriman
__
Union
&
Co
1,000,000
Ripley &
Co.,
1,000,000
1,000,000
Lazard Freres & Co
Merrill
Lynch. Pierce,
Smith
&
Fenner
Inc.
R.
1,000,000
Inc.
White/ Weld
Co.____
&
&
Garrett
Robert
Witter
Dean
750,000
600,000
Stearns
& Co.
G. Becker & Co. Inc.
A.
Drexel
&
Hutton
E.
600,000
600,000
Rhoades
Loeb,
M.
Co.__
600,000
Co,
&
Jackson
Webber.
Paine,
Curtis
&
Alex.
Clark,
Dodge &
Dcminick
C.
Lee
Stone
&
Co
&
Co.__
C.
Corp
& Co.—
Legg
convertible into the company's
units of $1,000 principal amount
option of the holder at any time on or before March 31, 1970
(or in the case, of debentures which have been called for redemption,
at any time on or before the fifth day prior to the redemption date).
The "conversion price is $47 a share through March
31, 1965 and is
$57 a snare thereafter. The bid price at June 30, 1960 was $43.
270,000
the
1955
average
for
sales
per
In
the
six-month
total
the
Chrysler's
Diesel
BUSINESS—The
270,000
in
270,000
270,000
270,000
270,000
270,000
270,000^
poration
Mr. Pringle
line
of
the
extensive
diesel
M.
is
the
single
a
will
provide
for
source
gasoline—serviced
1. Engine Centers."
Chrysler
will
offer
—three,
four
Perkins
engines
and
six
according to
the
•
complete
cooled
line of Perkins high-speed
ranging from 25 to 130 H.
and
operate
speeds
at
up
diesels
All
4000
P.
to
offer
Canteen
and
Co.'s
Copps
190,
above.—V.
America,
of
Co.
p.
356.
credit
■•
^
veloped
Chrysler engine
for
center network have already been
discussion and introduction
to
concentrated
a
the
-_____L___—
1959
has
supplied
original
equipment
engines
for
various
"The
worldwide
the highly re¬
spected Chrysler line, makes an outstanding combination—marine or
industrial, gasoline Or diesel.
We are highly pleased with the new
arrangement and we know that it will be of tremendous benefit to our
reputation
of
Perkins
diesels
customers," Mr. Pringle declared.—V. 191, p.
plus
1216.
corporation
Columbia
The SEC has
subsidiaries,
Home
The
Gas
The
Gas
Ohio
proceeds
as
Co.,
by
an
order
under
—V.
133,
Valley Gas Co., $1,000,000.
The subsidiaries will
their 1960 construction requirements.—V. 192, p.
181,
use
5.
the
such
for
of
the
1959.
and
company's
of
interest
on
the
stockholders
are
to
be
one
FINANCING—The
will require
Va.—-Files With SEC—
necessary.
The
obtained in the form of
subordinated,
factors
on June 30, 1960 at par (five cents
share for each nine shares held. No
for
(E. I.)
this
of
to its
will
(Inc.)
Transfer
—
to
Inc.,
mower
industry will
subsidiary
Hartmann,
has
been
appointed
as
average
outstrip the boating industry in the
trasted
speaking
for
one
of
the country's
use
with
consumption
the
estimated
of
68,000,000
consumption
of
pounds
leading producers
some
of
aluminum,
50,000,000
-
Increasing
well,
not
use
only
since use
190,
p.
sold,
are
loans
and
have
may
Feb.
which
although
a
adverse
an
on
26,
equity
such
capital can
the debentures will
be
be
The following
to obtain new
financing.
ability
company's
company's equity
the debentures
ratio of the
the
1
Although
2.
to
in.the
obtained
are
future
from
the company's
significant part of
affect
the
the
on
company's
'
favorable terms,
1960,
ability
to
'
for
additional
an
had
company
substantially
_when such options
was
2201.
reserved
granted in
for
options
less
shares
107,360
are
exercisable
than
granted.
were
April, 1960 and 58.800
which
be
may
common
granted
the
in
shares have been
191,
future.—V.
;
Faultless
The
Chase
common
•'%
$1
Caster
Corp.—Registrar Appointed—
Manhattan
par
Bank
value stock
of
has
the
been
appointed
corporation.—V.
registrar of
p. 112.
the
192,
Fedders Corp.--Net Up—
Earnings for
those
of
Salvatore
100,000 shares of Dynamic Films, Inc. common stock at a
:
the
that
pounds by
Dynamic Films, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Morris
Cohon & Co. and associates offered on July 14, 1960,
price of $3 per share.
I960 for
which
to
of
wjll be almost
to
lenders
of
reserved
p.
of aluminum in power mowers, Mr. Hartmann said,
the aluminum producers, but the users of mowers
of aluminum reduces the weight of the power mower.
1937.
affect
may
in the future
As
shares
con¬
boating industy for both boats and motors.
the
loans,
form
program for the
which new capital
development
the market price of the
The shares reserved for out¬
standing options and warrants on Feb. 26, 1960 constituted 31%'
of
the
outstanding common shares on such date.
An
option for 1,200
stock
lawn mowers will be produced this year, with an
17 pounds of aluminum per mower.
This points ,to
of
bank
debentures
granted and options
at
a
price which is
predicted on July 7.
of Dura Corp.,
had a
491,220 common
shares for issue upon the exercise of outstanding options and warrants.
The exercise price for all of the warrants is in excess of the market
value of the company's common stock when the warrants were issued.
Options for 73,000 shares are exercisable at a price which is at least
85%
of the market price of the common stock when the options were
power
industry
the
subordinated
equity
(2)
lawn mowers, said that industry indications are that in excess
4,000,000
total
Co.
Trust
aluminum this year, Don Hartmann, General Manager of Motor-
of
power
of
York
Corp.—Industry Forecast—
power
Mr.
of
New
company
is_ fully secured by leases of equipment, the high ratio of debt
bprrow
Bank
and
believes
company
some
consolidated debt
be
debt
agent in New York City for the common and preferred stocks
corporation.—V. 191, p. 2088,
Dura
The
which
institutional
du Pont de Nemours & Co.
Chemical
The
exist
After
.
1716.
p.
the
financing:
and sales promotion.
advertising
from
or
research
additional funds after
be
(1)
used
years.
depend
earnings.
generating
in
success
losses in recent
debentures will
the
because
purposes
principal
the
upon
NEW
will
Agent—
—V.
System of installment notes of four of its
follows: Columbia Gas of Mew York
Inc., $775,000;
$1,025,000; The Ohio Fuel Gas Co., $14,000,000; and
in
packaging
operating loss of $882,000, which was incurred in the
packaging business and in credit identification and data processing.
the Holding Company Act author¬
the
for
by
proceeds
benefits
System, Inc.—Borrowings—
issued
the purchase
dapital
largely
on
at the rate of
underwriting is involved.
as
izing
Such losses were incurred in large
division.
A- substantial part of the
incurred in the credit identfiication and data processing
was
Payment
v
share)
per
operating losses,
the company has had
years,
were
company's
consolidated
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres, Inc., above—V.
subscription
for
types
by Chrysler for export, as well as for trucks
Chrysler overseas.
Perkins also has supplied diesel
automotive engines for Plymouth and Dart taxis.
by
loss
ing
1960—11 M'os.—1959
June 30,
1960 filed a letter of notification
with the SEC covering 5,400,000 shares of common stock to be offered
The
Mower,
manufactured
the
in
scanner
use
trucks
last five
the
business.
$2,989,780 $36,978,867 $36,117,136
$3,861,076
Drinks, Inc., Wheeling, W.
complete range of Perkins parts,
Perkins
scanning device that auto¬
kinds in printed form to
computers and other
processing in
major purpose of the issue of the debentures is to
provide working capital to develop and market the company's scanning
equipment. The company has been unable to generate sufficient work¬
1960—Month—1959
.544.-
facilities
for
servicing
Perkins diesels
will
be
available
shortly at all Chrysler engine, centers throughout the country—plus a
manufactured
specified
of
further
2516.
p.
See American
p.
Complete
of
of
for
DEFICIT—During the first five months of 1960,
line.
Perkins
four
largest of which
part
Corp.—Sales Up—
Stores
191,
optical
electronic
an
information
tape
or
PROCEEDS—A
Period End. June 30—
—V.
coated
vinyl
and
machines.
In
the
investment."
Sales
cards
business
■
this
Diana
leather
simulated
patented
transfers
punched
President,
Copps,
and
matically
said: "We've accomplished two things
$200,000
debenture subscription.
We have the expansion
capital we need to complete the financing of our new warehouse.
And we're able to give our customers and employees a chance to share
in the profits of our business by paying them a 1%
return on their
F.
Gordon
with
the com¬
fabrics and
In recent years, subsidiaries of
systems.
produced
high-grade printed circuits.
In March. 1959, the company acquired
substantially all of the outstanding stock of Intelligent Machines Re¬
search Corp.,
of Alexandria, a Maryland corporation,
which has de¬
completely automated warehouse.
$650,000
new
counties.
transfer
and parts
the entire
brought to Detroit
Emphasizing the importance of fast, on-the-job service
availability, Mr. Pringle pointed out that personnel from
a
identification
have
pany
employees
Copps' customers are the owners and managerial personnel of 61
IOA independent grocery stores in 14 central and northern Wisconsin
y::'.yy;
r.p.m.
formed
razors
-
,
of the present company was organized
corporation.
The management of the Maine cor¬
predecessor
Maine
a
as
many years the
company has manufactured jewelry cases and
designed and produced decorative packages in which watches, pens,
and other semi-durable goods are displayed and sold.
In the
1920's it developed and patented the "Charga-Plate" Service and has
since
that time been one
of
the country's
largest manufacturers of
Corp.—Acquired—
Chrysler Division.
our present and prospective custom¬
highly competitive power package—
the nationwide network of Chrysler
cylinder units
liquid
are
a
by
or
&
of the
largest diesel engine manufacturer in the world,"
"Perkins', facilities plus the vast production facilities
Chrysler Corp.
with
ers
President
said that the arrangement will provide a complementary
industrial and agricultural diesel engines to augment
gasoline line now produced bv Chrysler M. & I.
Pringle said.
the
of
Peterborough,
States' and Canada,
of
marine,
"Perkins
Mr.
Ltd.
1904
1969,
1,
Massachusetts corporation in 1911 under the name
of the A. W. Farrington Co., which in 1923 purchased the assets of the
Maine corporation and changed
the name of the Massachusetts cor¬
poration to Farrington Manufacturing Co.
Since 1955 the company's
principal executive offices have been located at 77 A St., Needham,
of this central Wisconsin food wholesaler
subscribed to more than $200,000 in 10-year, 7% debentures.
The
was
made in June during
ground-breaking ceremonies for the
have
has completed an
England, to market
Pringle,
by W. L.
April
premium.
For
Automatic
See
Engine Division
the United
engines in
announcement
an
until
without
may be redeemed at any
time in
of the company. The redemption pre¬
1963 is 3%, with periodic reductions
after which the debentures may be re¬
debentures
part, at the option
until April 1,
effect
thereafter
Disneyland, Inc.—Purchases Interest—
Industrial
and
in
has
40%
approximately
for
in
deemed
191, p. 2516.
Commercial Discount
deliveries.
Perkins
with' F.
agreement
Perkins
Marine
accounted
Valiant
period,
Plymouth
in
270,000
.
of
or
270,000
are
value
par
REDEMPTION—The
whole
270,000
Co._
Northwest
debentures
without
stock
the
at
mium
Putnam & Co.——
Reinholdt, & Gardner—
Stroud & Co., Inc.—
Swiss American Corp.—
Watling, Lerchen & Co. •
500,000
500,000 f
500,000
500,000
500,000
'_
Higginson
John
500,000
Pacific
Langley
Hayden,
W.
500,000
Co
Dominick
&
Securities
Equitable
of
a
CONVERSION—The
common
270,000
—
—
convertible debentures, due
100%, plus accrued interest from
subordinated
price
April 1, 1960.
at
1970,
270,000
McDonald & Co
The Milwaukee Co.—
Newhard,
Cook & Co.
500,000
a
5V2%
of
000
270,000
Inc.
600,000
—
Sons
&
Brown
ence
310,000
310,000
-
Co.—Debentures Offered—
prospectus dated July 6, Cyrus L. Lawr¬
& Sons of New York City, publicly offered $6,000,-
Pursuant to
270.000
-
185, p. 2913.
above.—V.
Inc.,
Avien,
Farrington Manufacturing
310,000
Baker, Weeks & Co.—-Blunt Ellis & Simmons
Clement A. Evans & Co.,
Inc.
Folger, Nolan, FlemingW. B, Hibbs & Co.,
600,000
Weeks__
&
&
the year-end
of orders at
Backlog
$2.5 million; (4)
than $3.5 million.
more
up
Electrol, Inc.—Acquired—
310,000
Inc.
600,000
Co.
Noyes
Hornblower
W.
600,000
Co
&
Hemphill,
of
than
more
See
310,000
310,000
Inc.—...—
Mead, Miller & Co.____
R. W. Pressprich & Co.
G. H. Walker & Co.__
Bacon, Whipple & Co.
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
950,000
Bear,
Co.
Inc.
1,000,000
Sons
Co
&
by
was
Dickson & Co.,
S.
Report-
(& Subs.)—Annual
the report are:
(1) Net sales increased by almost
$10
million, reflecting in large part the recent acquisitions of the
company;
(2) Net income per common share rose to 74 cents from
15
cents
in the
previous year;
(3)- Net working capital increased
430,000
Corp.
Blair &
1,000,000
1,000,000
Smith, Barney & Co.
1772.
p.
Electric Motors Co.
Baker, Watts & Co._— - 430,000
Estabrook & Co.__
430,000
Hallgarten & Co
430,000
F. S. Moseley & Co.
430,000
Stein Bros. & Boyce
430,000
Tucker, Anthony &
R. L. Day__
:
430,000
American Securities
1,100,000
1,000,000
191,
Highlights
500,000
500,000
Inc.
Webster
&
Stone
1960—6 Mos.—1959
$58,324,880
1960—Month—1959
$10,825,718 $10,448,470 $63,607,607
—V.
$500,000
L,r F. Rothschild & Co.
Shields & Co
Spencer Trask & Co.—
A. C, Allyn and Co.,
Co. 1,900,000
&
Customers
industry.
sales
agreed,
have
Co.; Coburn
1564.
Higher—
Stores Inc.—Sales
Edison Brothers
Period End. June 30—
100,000
confirm his belief that industry
to
the best
of
one
below
named
underwriters
The
Stanley
Goldman,
Morgan
150,000
in the first six months
the first six months of
cars
manager,
reported
Corp.,
continue
its Valiant
make
Plymouth
in sales
246,052
were
third
solid
a
of
18%
a
the best in the last
place in industry sales.
and
year
—
& Co._$8,090,000
Boston Corp. 8,090,000
First
The
Inc.;
Sales
Peabody
Kidder,
offering group are: Schrijver &
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.—V. .191, p.
the
of
members
Middlebrook,
&
'
stock.
common
Other
Copps Co.—Subscriptions—
deliveries
Retail
of
and its
financing, out¬
250,000 shares
completion of the current
standing capitalization of the company will consist of
subsidiaries
its
and
company
had
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
severally and not jointly to purchase from the company the folio wingrespective principal amounts of the notes.
Amount
Amount
Chrysler Corp.—Plymouth Sales Up—Agreement—
of
the
of
year
ended Sept. 30, 1959, the company
consolidated net sales of $773,831.
the
SALES—For
subsidiaries
of
UNDERWRITERS
2412.
p.
programming.
receivable.
150,000
Inc
Co.,
&
reduction
200,000
Corp.
Co
900,000
._-_L
automobile manufacture; insurance and finance, education,
religion', broadcasting systems, advertising agencies and ethers. In ad¬
dition
to films produced
under contract for its customers, Dynamic
owns and distributes for its own
account film made by it for television
be
not
specialized forms of financing and insurance.
In
addition,
the
company
has
several
manufacturing subsidiaries.
The
finance
companies
collectively are
one
of
the three largest
enterprises in the United States engaged in the business of acquiring
instalment
obligations,
deferred payment
obligations, and accounts
—V.
Co.___
Hentz &
H.
Hirsch
500,000
&
Beecroft, Cole & Co.__
Grant-Brownell & Co.__
Incorporated
—
Inc._!
Co.
Co._________
Leith__.
Indianapolis Bond &
1,100.000
Co
<fc
Ohio
Burgess
1.100.000
Co.
business
primarily
Corp.
$500,000
may
been,
airlines,
included in the
of receiv¬
be
and demonstration; documentaries; employee training and
religion; sports; nublic r&lutions and public affairs. Films
produced for major companies In industry and commerce,
training
relations;
conditions.
BUSINESS—The
consists
E. Pollock & Co.,
—$2,600,000
Hutzler
Drexel
de¬
named below have severally agreed
the respective principal amounts of
Will
sale
distri¬
activi¬
encompass
have
redeemed before July 1.
1968.
On and after that date the company may, at its option, redeem
-the notes at 102%, the premiums scaling down to par after June 30,
1976, with provision for reduction or elimination of premiums under
notes
REDEMPTION—The new
Carl
total operat¬
1960
March 31,
constitute
$4,753.686-
was
PURCHASERS—The
new
months 'ended
12
S26,553,579
were
revenues
ductions
to
as
the
of
in New York
with headquarters
productions of films in diverse fields, such as television
commercials
and programming;
theatrical short subjects, industrial
and
commercial; education; medical, dental and other professional
ties
leans.
of
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
option
company's
the
at
principal amount and special
to the principal amount.
from 107 to the
redemption prices scaled from 102ia%
at
proceeds
of
bution
Inc.,
Films,
its subsidiaries are engaged in the production and
motion pictures, theatrical and non-theatrical. These
and
City,
An under¬
wonting capital which is used for the purchase
ables, for advances to or investments in subsidiaries and for
Inc.
proceeds
portion
a
—
company's
Co., 100.08.
Peabody &
Kidder,
Notes Offered
—
purposes.
BUSINESS—Dynamic
The First Boston Corp.
and Kidder, Peabody & Co. offered for public sale on
July 12 a new issue of $50,000 of the company's 43A%
notes due 1979. The notes are priced at 99% and accrued
interest to yield 4.83% to maturity.
certain
sponsored by Axe Securities Corp., Tarrvtown, N. Y., filed a registration statement with the SEC on July 11,
1960, covering $1,000,000 of Systematic Investment Plans, with and
without insurance, and Single Payment Plans.
Investment Trust,
Canadian
tal
writing group managed jointly by
PROCEEDS—The
Outstanding
Authorized
tors
12,000
Co.
Credit
Commercial
the company for the purchase
promotion ana establishment of
and personnel,
in Los Angeles,
by
sales
for
.
FINANCING •
EFFECT TO PRESENT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
60,000
purposes-i.__L__-_-.-~--------
corporate
*
Common
25,000
and
Advertising
the common shares will
of video tape equipment,
regional offices, including
facilities
Calif, and a mid-western
city; for the development of film properties now owned by it and/or
the
production or acquisition, and development, of additional film
properties to be owned by it; and the balance, of the proceeds to im¬
prove existing film production facilities and for general working capi¬
July 11 that this company,
on
used
be
through Kidder,
Peabody & Co., Inc., has placed privately with institu¬
tional investors, $2,500,000 of senior term notes, due
May 10, 1970; $1,000,000 of senior subordinated notes,
due May 10,
1975; and $250,000 of capital notes, due
May 10, 1975.—V. 191, p. 2200. \
announced
proceeds from the sale of
PROCEEDS—Net
Co.—Private Placement—It was
Commerce Acceptance
distributorships
corporation has
working capital,
to
Monday, July 18, 1960
...
(208)
from
come
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
4
Results
i
a
the
year
for
exceptionally
nine
earlier
Giordano,
months
and
President,
the period,
Mr.
heavy shipments
ended
May
exceeded
said
in
Giordano
of
room
31,
these
his
said,
air
1960 weie 79%
all" of fiscal
for
report
not
to
above,,
1959,
stockholders.
only
conditioners
the
fiscal
reflected
in
the
Volume
Number
192
5969
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(209)
5
jL
first
quarter
the
and
leadership
continued
in
General Telephone
field,
that
tems
experienced
those
for
the
Shipments
line
those
with
of
a
and
increase
months
automobile
the
significantly
were
fiscal 1959.
heater cores
of
level
the
of
year's corresponding
previous
expt'nses_„_
Other
period.—V.
Net
Corp., Colorado Springs, Colo.—Files
With Securities and Exchange (Commission—
the
SEC
share, without underwriting, .y
be used for expense of issue, administrative
expenses and to make loans to customers.—V. 173, p. 964.
be
offered
The
$2
at
proceeds
July
on
larger
Sales
$7*,456,431
$1,254,520
$1,594,227
Flintkote
bilities
1960,
31,
Aug.
The
An
Grove.
stockholders'
FO
industrial
the
indebtedness,
stock
and
Diamond
meeting
is
in
scheduled
kote
series
$2.25
stock
shares
of
will
of
all
for
stock
Diamond
shares.—V.
192,
Funded
be
In
300,000
into
In addition,
exchanged
be
preferred
of
Giannini
fields
of
integrated
programs of a
an
of
management
unit.
the
that
additional
City,
191,
Calif.,
acquisitions
Flight
and
Research,
Rich¬
outstanding
shares
31,
to
of
1960.
change
a
of
$132,611,
income
of
fiber
boats
glass
38
or
had
net
share
cents
per
common stock
outstanding, in the nine months
Robert Hammond, president, reported on July 12.
in the company's accounting period, there are
comparable figures
available,
p.
1006.
Stk.
The
stockholders
stock
mon
Hammond
Mr.
said.—V.
191,
from
100,800
of
the
may
for
stockholders
63
and
offered
of
of
will
1960
consider
authorized
the
com¬
190, p. 670.
$
said
Sales
191,
$
212,260,968
39,091,741
42,652,126
—V.
193,250,414
2518.
p.
of
The
The
the
public
at
Grove.
corporation
SEC
cents
(-25
par
The
July
on
covering
shares
of
without
share),
per
filed
1960
1,
400,000
letter
a
notification
of
cominon
stock
underwriting.
with
offered
be
to
Sales
Corp.—Registers Common—
$4,906,096
—V.
Co,
&
Kalman
and
&
Inc.
Co.,
underwriting terms
are 'to
be
company has agreed to grant a
five
buy 15,000 class A shares to Byliesby,
shares
offering
company
organized
$5,011,293 $58,580,487 $51,557,857
Illinois
law
in
December,
1959,
the
Of
policies
life,
to
Funded
of
future
limited
Security
added
to
its
general
for
funds
lists
Milton
J.
class B
of
of
$3.30 and
at
Edelstein
and
S.
of
and
of
class A stock;
stock;
owners
of
Rhea
Edward
II. Sliender
45,500 class B
of
owner
B
class
Martin
Herman,
Presidents
and
purposes
G.
and
Edelstein
Edelstein,
Jerry
shares
The two different underwriting groups
par.
stock
GULF
forth
set
Stuart
&
the
for
poration's
Largest
space
will
each
Gregory
Ira
each.
Using
use
Division
will
space
awarded
be
it
unit
developed
will
weigh
only
&
the
Securities
underwriters
plant will supply
&
named
&
R.
electricity
any space need.
The Spur project will be jointly managed by the
Wright Air Development Division, Dayton, Ohio and the Atomic Energy
&
Bros.
I.
Francis
for
—V.
Co
9,009
9,000
Co
100,000
100,GOO
—
below
severally
have
numbers
shares
of
&
the
,
much
if
as
air,
an
burning
Instead of air,
liquid
a
metal,
closed-loop
mechanical
usable
to
energy
of
system,
engine
its
turbine
exhaust
own
The
power.
capable
were
engine
will
Co.,
duPont
192,
p.
Inc.
2,500
Co.__
&
2,500
2,500
2,000
xv-_
A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc— 2,000
Reinholdt & Gardner
1,500
Investment Corporation
of
Norfolk
1,000
2,500
Inc.__
2,500
closed-lcop
principle
ooerating on
over-and-over.
of
gas
one
is
and
condensing.
-
Since
development of the first successful air-breathing small gas
turbine in 1946, AiResearch in Phoenix, Ariz., has become the world's
production
largest
The
in
widespread
on
of
3 933
of
the
from
issued
for
The
motions
strike
sought
respect to these matters
•hearing.-—V. 191, p. 2638.
General
The
and
to
clarify
the
issues
and
expedite
Division
has
announced
the
formation
a
Los
Los
Angeles
Heading
Sales
staff
Military
sibilities
E.
A.
yet
International
new activity
since 1955. The
the
Airport.
is F. C.
new
a
member
replaces
the
of the Military
former
Relations office and will have considerably broader respon¬
and
authority. Milner will head a staff of four including
Lloyd Ward, Herbert Holley, and a fourth person as
Forgey,
new
activity began
1,
1960.—V.
190,
agencies
and
will
and
be
spending large sums
important
factor
in
SRG's
corporations
p.
2140.
New
Boston:
Hotel
York
in
Beach,
nine
.
research
of
SRG
operating
Industries
and
New
include
an
a
variety
of
space
and
divisions.
is
active
Ontario,
Kansas
June
per
30,
Canada —V.
the
191,
on
Manufacturing
City,
Mo.,
1960,
was
$8,449,477
share
and
of
prior
conversion
the
to
price
the
a
pledge
of
Hotel
Corpora¬
at
their
principal
at
company
maturity,
of
operates
which
$5
of
the
time
any
unless
share
per
previously
of
corporation
The
Washington.
The
House
hotels
the
Hotel
Euclid,
andd
Ohio;
Ecuador,
being
built
and
and
common
Beach
Motel
and
or
Division
the
Roosevelt
D.
Hotels
Mayflower
also
C.;
operates
Alexandria,
Manitoba.
Eng.;
points
in
Palm
in
Addi¬
planning, stage
London,
various
The
Biltmore
Winnipeg,
in
Hotel
Kenmore
Chicago;
Washington,
ard
at
in
Palm
Mass.;
construction
Quito,
Plaza
Braemore
Hotel
and
Maine;
under
are
the
in
New
additional
and
United
States
Rico.
Food
specialty
Products
food
Division
of
C..
in
Md.;
are
Puerto
Beach
company's
company's
name
D.
Motels
Boston,
hotels
Somerset,
Edgewater
the
operates
Cnilds,
Division
manufactures
and
dis-
products
operates
and related items and HCA's Res¬
of restaurants
principally Under
which are in New York City.
chain
a
of
most
debentures are offered subject to prior sale in part directly to
public at the initial offering price and in part to certain dealers at
a
concession of 3'/<
of the principal amount.
Underwriters and dealers
may
reallow to other dealers
a
discount
not
exceeding
V2
of
\%
.of the principal amount.
After the initial public oiferlng, the public
and
price
concessions
discounts
and
dealers
to
be
may
the Representatives.
by
Amount
Bache
&
Co
Stearns
A.
Allyn &
C.
Francis
Halle
Ira
I.
&
Co
Co.,
225,000
Inc.__
150,000
&
191,
and
firm
fields
of
materials
research,
p.
and Prince¬
Calif.;
and
The
profits
on
were
stock.
150,000
Inc.
50,000
_____
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
100,000
J.
C.
Wheat
100,000
50,000
Co.50,000
<te
2518.
p.
5'/
Irving
Illinois
Industries, Inc.—Registrar Appointed—
Trust
stock
has
Co.
of
preferred
the
been
registrar of the
p. 2639.
appointed
corporation.—V.
Telephone
Bell
Period End. May 31—
series
B
191,
Co.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1960—5 Mos.—1959
$
$
$
$
Operating
reve»ues____
44,871,597
42,743,341
223,852,036
208,691,980
Operating
expenses-.--
26,601,850
24,313,941
129,581,644
120,446,745
taxes__
6,423,000
6,767,000
33,531,000
31,730,000
taxes...
4,440.611
4,376.838
22,667,812
22,261,554
income
Net after charges..
7,406,136
7,285,562
6,645,325
38,071,580
33,599,696
34,253,681
income
Federal
operating
operating
—V.
191,
6,480,561
July
2638.
Co.—Net Up—
13
reported
that
$663,836
after
taxes,
31.251,510
2639.
p.
Instruments
For
Industry, Inc.—Acquires—
This
independent manufacturer of electronic countermeasures sys¬
and related components has purchased the assets of the George
tems
Elston
move
Inc., producer of precision
Hindle,
Swanson, President of IFI, announced.
undisclosed amount of cash, is "an important
our
company," Mr. Swanson added. "We ex¬
H.
acquisition, for
an
lor
volume in the first year of operation."
in 1959.
equipment had been moved from
Richmond Hill, N. Y., to IFI's plant at Hicksvillc, N. Y., for immediate
it to
pect
had
IFI
Mr.
add
$750,000
sales
liet
of
to
our
$2,489,320
said
Swanson
the
Rattray
"Customers will be served expeditiously from
potentiometer facility," he said.
wholly-owned subsidiary, George Rattray & C.,
resumption of production.
our
Inc.,
of
and
new
has
IFI
its
for
up
a
operation.
new
management
IFI
new
modernized
set
Rattray
the
Potentiometers
guidance
ment
and
They are
as
Mr.
said many original members
supervisory personnel have joined
Swanson
well
as
subsidiary.
craft
devices
are
and
used
extensively
control systems,
requiring precision
process
in
missile
control,
simulation
flight
air¬
equip¬
component applications.
also the basic element of most commercial analog computers.
other
191,
p.
systems
2306.
Insurance
The
pany
stock
Co.
Securities Trust Fund—Sale Exempted—
issued
an
exemption
order under the
Investment Com¬
Insurance Securities Trust Fund, sponsored by
Incorporated,
to
sell
to Continental Casualty
Co. 50,000 shares of National Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford
permitting
Act
Securities
Insurance
from
has
SEC
Insurance
the purchase by the Fund
of Continental Assurance
$2,880,000.—V. 191, p. 902.
at $141 per share, or $7,050,000, and
Continental Casualty of 20,000 shares
stock
at„$144
per
share,
or
with
developing
or
45
cents
such
first
General
director
quarter
Sales
advanced
techniques
for
manufacturing
11 by the
concerned
future
data
processing equipment.
Heading
the
Lab.—
Manufacturing Research Laboratory was formed on July
Products Division
of this corporation.
It will be
A
General
The
the most successful in company history.
outstanding
__$100,000
Co._
Stein Bros. & Boyce
50,000
Co._
Co._____
Christensen,
100,000
Co.__
&
&
Kreeger &
Peters, Writer &
Jones,
150.000
Co.
Stieglitz__
Hentz
—V.
&
duPont &
Haupt
Amount
Hirsch
$225,000
E$ar,
International Business Machines Corp.—New
in
manufacturing facilities in Metuchen, Lodi
Albuquerque,
N.
Mex.;
Hawthorne,
Gustin-Bacon
The
Inc.,
the
adjustments.
City;
The
Fla.
in.
the
ended
stock
common
1960,
be
of
and
Jersey;
Gananoque,
Washington,
will
pledge
a
issue
Annapoils,
—V.
clients
components, precision instruments and systems engineering
for consumer, industrial, medical and space applications. It maintains
totaled
operations July
processing,
Glendale
unnamed.
The
data
electronic
ton,
Milner,
office
of
purposes
Gulton
Angeles
near
of
is in line
with
the
the fields
of advanced electronic projects and systems. He also announced that
it
is
planned to employ the analytical and computer techniques of
the
new
subsidiary toward new product development as. well as the
extension
of
applications of equipment and systems now made
by
the
District Military Sales Office. According to R. R. Williamson,
Director of Military Sales for Librascope,
the new facility, has beer,
established
in
the
Airport Arcade
Building,
8820
South
Sepulveda,
fields
emphasized that
the
acquisition
of SRG
electronics
corporation's expansion
program
in
Gulton's
of
the
in
Gulton
Dr.
Precision, Inc.—New Sales Office—
Librascope
serve
basis
military
agencies, aircraft, electronic and consumer goods manufacturers.
Its
activities range from industrial economic analysis to satellite orbital
predictions and evaluation of modern weapons systems.
to amend the hearing order and to
therefrom certain
allegations, the production of certain docu¬
from the Commission's, files, and a pre-hearing conference with
ments
to
growth.
Current
Commission temporarily suspending a Regulation A exemption
registration with respect to a public offering of stock by that
company.
these
future
the
in
numbers
increasing
decision
a
of Cincinnati,
price
subsidiary of the New Jersey
both industry and government
new
programming,
mathematical
analysis
and
operations
re¬
search.
He
predicted that the capability of the subsidiary to
pre¬
determine
time
and
expense
affords
considerable
savings
to
the
denying certain motions filed by
proceedings under the Securities Act
to determine whether to vacate, or make permanent, an order
has
SEC
continue
will
time—fixed
fixed
a
Inc.,
computer
General Aeromation, Inc.—Motions Denied—
The
Aeromation,
firm
electronics
equipment.
for such
center
a space role for the turbine, originally
AiResearch
for
use
on
Navy
flying
boats,
and
now
aircraft and industrial auxiliary power.—-V. 192, p. 113.
by
in
diversification
announced
Group,
the
that
stressed
Gulton
Dr.
project guarantees
Spur
developed
President,
Gulton,
acquisition of Systems Research
the new space turbine will use constantly recirculating
boiling
K.
debentures
program.
by
,
The
Inc.—Acquires—
on
July 11, 1960, the.
of Mineola, Long Island,
for an
undisclosed price. Systems Research Group, Inc., which is an
organization of specialists in the field of advanced analytical research
and
problem solution, will remain under the direction ol Dr. Harold
N.
Shapiro who founded the firm in 1959.
Leslie
Dr.
the
secured
annual
entire
potentiometers,
"filling"
of
expansion
&
Rattray & Co. division of Hardwick,
114.
Gulton Industries,
atomic
convert
to
equal
the
Net
Corp.
6,500
Co
Denton,
&
of
Commission.
In
subject
of
Other
The Ohio Co.__^
Courts & Co
6,500
Dickson
S.
of
12,
initial
an
sale
be
D.
C.,
and
by
Co., both subsidiaries
debentures will be convertible
Fear
The
Sept.
at
will
Washington,
shares
after
the
company's
Co.,
The Johnson, Lane, Space
Co
Struthers
Wood,
for
Company-
Shares
Union
& Hutzler
&
Bros.
&
below.
They
will
be entitled
to
a
sinking
payments
commencing in
1962.
sufficient
to
by maturity. The debentures will be redeemable
by lot through the sinking fund, at 100'/;
and at optional redemption
prices ranging from 106'a
to par, plus accrued interest in each case.
100,000
Nicolaus
from GULF the respective
stock set forth below.
Dillon,
Salomon
Drexei
Burns
power
Thomas
Inc.
Inc.
purchase
to
Eastman
produced.
reactor,
Stifel,
300,000
Co.
preferredd
was
of
$100,000
Shares
was
8-pounds
into
and
from
the
Mayflower
Fred
Hunt Foods <£?
Kendall,
100,000
350,000
cor¬
J. C. Garrett,
President.
project yet undertaken by this country, this
of
development
to
one-million
watts.
power
amounts
de¬
die
Arizona,
of
Patterson,
300,000
Co._
Sons
&
Haupt
agreed
in
contract
by
the
of
small atomic
a
for
new
a
potential
"Spur,"
1,000-watts
station
under
Manufacturing
power
have
Designated
power
Force
AiResearch
on
July 12
announced
system
Air
principal
severally
Wells & Co._
Copeland &
Mullaney,
Co
Southeastern
First
new
nuclear
300,000-watt
have
Amount
$3,550,000
Courts
Vice-
Garrett Corp.—Air Force Contract—
A
below
the respective
below.
Co.
&
Inc.
UNDERWRITERS—The
veloped
named
Amount
Halsey,
Placement—It
below
debentures
In
of
America.
amount
H.
underwriters
from
purchase
to
preferred
new
owner
as
bonds, 5% series due 1990,
below:
listed
agreed
Secretary,
Kroot,
M;
with
Details—Our
utility's first mortgage
UNDERWRITERS—The
shares
218,000
Financing
separate offering of 50,000 shares of its preferred
are
share, respectively. The prospectus
per
President
as
shares
5,000
shares
100,000
Samuel
30 cents
Co.—Additional
and
investment
others
of
offering
Power
stock, $100
Co.
proceeds
of
stock
changed
a
Co.—Private
>.
of the
and
and
1960—5 Mos.—1959
$47,787,100 $48,987,550
July 11 issue reported the offering On July 8 of $5,000,000
in income producing securities, to expand its
agency
operations and increase the maximum amount of insurance
on
any one life and to expand by the acquisition of other companies.
The company has outstanding 125,000 shares of class A shares and
500,000 shares of class B common shares, sold to management oflicials
and
I960—Month—1959
.
Gulf
Acquired—
The
2518.
p.
work
the
*
payment
Life
191,
Inc.—Division
that
so
1878.
p.
debentures, due July 1, 1972, at 100%,
from July 1, I960, was made on
underwriting group jointly managed by
an
Mayflower
common
the
below.
$10,124,800 $10,568,758
—V.
annuities, including ordinary' life, coupon
life, endowment, term and retirement
policies.
James. Martin is a newly-organized securities dealer.
net proceeds from the stock sale, $600,000 will be transferred
insurance
income
Co.—Acquired—
(Ind.),
191,
interest
stock
common
taurant
Green Co. Inc.—Sales Off—
(H. L.)
a
ordinary
Co.
Period End. June 30—
Funded
life
Oil
Oil
v
p.i' "■
-
holding company
and
owns
all of
the outstanding
stock
of
Security Life Insurance Co. and James, Martin & Co., both
Illinois corporations.
Funded Security Life is a newly-organized legal
reserve
life
insurance
company
offering a line of non-participating
as
American
Standard
See
price
supplied
by. amendment.
The
year non-transferable
option to
and a like option to buy 10,000
under
trust
FEATURES—The
motor
1960—11 Mos.—1959
com¬
Industry, Inc., below.
C02
connection
The
Sales
was
in
Orleans;
191, p. 2518.
Great
Kahnan.
to
The
public
The
.
used
trobutes
corporation of 2812 W. Peterson Ave., Chicago, 111..,.,filed . a
registration statement with the SEC on July...7, I960, covering 200,000,
shares of common stock,
to be offered for public sale through H. M.
and
Texas
PROCEEDS—Net
tional
1960—Month—1959
in
Bathe & Co. and Bear, Stearns & Co.
Va.;
Grayson-Robinson Stores Inc.—Sales Lower—
month
any
Hotel Corp. of America—Debentures
Offered—Public
offering of $1,500,000 of the corporation's 6% convertible
Charter
proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.
This
Byliesby
West
in
Gray Eagle Mining Corp., Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC
for
forthcoming
proceed.—V.
may
Manufacturing Corp.,
BUSINESS—The
pre¬
Grove.
See
retire
$
largest
settlement will be
a
Telephone
Rock-Ola
fund
1960—6 Mos.—1959
$
Conlon,
setting
Helmerich & Payne, Inc.—Forms
stock,
1960—Month—1959
a
lind
ago
(Fred) Hebel Corp.—Acquired—
See
on
Grant Co.—Sales Up—
Period End. June 30—
Security
2,
2,000,000 to 3,000,000 shares.—V.
Period End. June 30—
Flint¬
new
shares of
assets
Aug.
on
T.
shows
year
a
"Incoming busi¬
President, said.
"Orders
on July 11
that this company, through Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co., Inc., has placed privately with insti¬
tutional investors, $5,500,000 of first
mortgage bonds,
due Jan. 15, ,1990.^-V.
190, p. 1629.
'
redeemed,
various
shares
share of
one
Hawaiian
July 12 by
manufacturer
net
and
Gustin-Eacon
period.
out
II indie.
Instruments For
tion
112.
p.
Texas,
Boston
to
hope that
projects
collateral
604.
p.
1960,
same
announced
are
Inc.,
that
second
missed
various
Hotel
sale by 21 stock¬
According to the
prospectus, the selling stockholders of Diamond will receive Flintkote
stock ranging from 300 to 30,550 shares and of Grove from 31 to 6,978
holders
group
Gould-National Batteries, Inc.—To Increase Com.
no
series of preferred
connection with the
four
stock.
converted
be
preferred.
B
will
share
each
stock
outstanding
common
addition
In
uses.
consumer
has
of
shares
Diamond,
common
ferred
as
undertake
to
of
technical
the
which function
position
a
stated
Culver
$2,184,339
May
Due
the busi¬
distributing and selling various products
and
company
5,659,053
with
merger
Austin,
of
(W. T.)
construction,
for
further
Corp.
350,000
on
is engaged directly or through subsidiaries in
company
in
with its select
subsidiaries
expand
to
microwave
and
The
of manufacturing, mining,
ness
them
the
among
serves
of subsidiaries,
founder
Virginia.—V.
ended
Aug. 23.
on
only
places
Wiley,
A.
This
sales
will be merged
of
technicians
not
Savage
radar
See
the
30,
corresponding period
over
volume," j.
were
just
plus accrued
Exchange Stock—
Co.—Registers
April
the
good
1960
He pointed
expressed the
Industries,
Electronics
Glastron Boat Co.—Statement—
Diamond Portland Cement Co., an Ohio cor¬
into Flintkote, and on the same day Flintkote
will acquire all of the assets of The M. J. Grove Lime Co., a Maryland
corporation, in exchange for shares of Flintkote $2.25 series B preferred
stock and in consideration of the assumption by Flintkote of the lia¬
On
Co.
of
announced
of
subsidiary
coherent
in
and
June
the
over
a
new
record by several thou¬
that the current plant expansion program
adversely affected by the continuation of a strike started
by the construction workers in the Kansas City area.
He
been
in
ended
sales
June
in
history
Hard wick,
President,
Wiley
Giannini,
formerly a
fields
of
the
group
Giannini
mond,
company,
poration,
acquired
M.
$6,265,973
of 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York City, filed a regis¬
tration statement with
the SEC on July
12, 1960, covering 225,153
shares of $2.25 series B convertible second preferred stock and 250,170
shares of common stock issuable on conversion of said preferred stock.
The
has
than previously, Dr. Giannini declared.'
Electronics Co. will continue under the direct
Carl
2088.
p.
also
Plasmakote
1960—6 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
__
191,
2671.
p.
1,670,613
in
advanced stages of negotiation at this time as part of the continuing
program
of Giannini Scientific Corp. to assemble a group of com¬
plementary companies engaged in research, development and manu¬
facturing.
Other subsidiaries of the company
which has its
head¬
quarters
in. New
York
are
Plasmadyne
Corp.,
Santa
Ana,
Calif.,
Fishman Co. Inc.—Sales Up—
(M. H.)
Period End. June 30-
—V.
189,
$2,2*19,968
1,546,392
months
in
gain of 13.7%
a
sand dollars."
scope
Wiley
Corp.—Acquired—
below.—V.
$2,131,221
347,505
Gabriel
Co.,
and
the
of
but
team,
Dr.
Inc.
$446,846
Corp.
in
Corp.
activities
2617.
Talcott
846,330
received
Scientific Corp.—Acquires—
engineers
Scientific
of
(James)
946,014
radiometry. The inclusion of Wiley Electronics Co.
of
First Acceptance
172,018
$436,498
Dr.
nine
10.5%
continues
ness
pany
on
Scientific
specializes
Inc.,
Inc.—Private Placement—It was
announced on July 11 that this company, through Kidder,
Peabody & Co., Inc., has placed privately with institu¬
tional investors, 50,000 shares of capital stock.—V. 190,
See
1,776,908
320,694
1.
Electronics
Wiley
to
Financial Federation,
p.
7,613,546
1,606,407
192,245
income
Arizona,
Phoenix,
per
are
8,684,333
369,781
-
2638.
p.
Giannini
6,
150,000
covering
of
profits show
11,565,582
336,281
charges
191,
Giannini
1960 filed a letter of notification with
shares of common stock (par 25 cents)
to
July
on
operating
after
—V.
company
,
$2,554,227 $13,367,975 $12,456,752
1,772,362
taxes;.__
operating taxes__
Net
190,
Federal Finance
The
income
$2,737,886
1960—5 Mos.—1959
has
2711.
p.
revenues
Operating
above
generally
were
1960—Month—1959
Operating
Federal
and
radiators
sys¬
high level of automotive production and also exceeded
earlier. Residential and commercial heating equipment
year
the
at
was
steady
a
comparable
of
Period End. May 31—
the
For
Co. of The Southwest—Earnings—
gain
gains registered by other important products.
report noted that sales of Pedders central air conditioning
The
in
company's
also
but
planning
In
of
Products
In
Division
the
plant
corporation, will be
in Endicott, N. Y.
located
at
this new research program is E. J. Garvey, promoted to
Manufacturing Research for the division.
He was formerly
manager
making
rcpnpral
laboratory
the
Manaeer
at Endicott.
announcement,
for
H.
manufacturing,
W. Thue, the
declared:
division's Assistant
"The revolutionary con-
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(210)
guiding the development of our new products demand constant
in our manufacturing capabilities.
Our new techniques and
devices will enable us to bring to the market place a better product
faster and at a lower manufacturing cost."
cepts
changes
manufacturing-research type functions have been closely
projects in the past, this is the first laboratory in
devoted entirely to manufacturing research, Mr. Time
Although
allied
the
with various
company
concluded.—V.
191,
each
Debs.
corporation, of
180 North Michigan
Avenue, Chicago, filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on July 8, 1960, covering $50,000,000 of debentures due 1981, to be offered for public sale ihrough
This
& Co.
Glore, Forgan & Co. and William Blair
Stanley & Co..
public offering price and underwriting terms are
amendment.
The company is engaged in the financing of wholesale and retail
time sales in the U. S. of new products manufactured or sold by Inter¬
national
Harvester
Co.,
owner
of its outstanding stock.
Products
manufactured and sold by Harvester are motor trucks and farm and
interest
rate,
supplied by
to be
equipment.
The net proceeds from the debenture sale
added to the general funds of the comapny and will be avail¬
construction
will
be
applied
able for the purchase of receivables.
Such proceeds may be
initially to the reduction of short term borrowings.—V. 188, p.
1825.
Resistance Co.—Contract—
International
Philadelphia firm has received a $1.7 million contract to develop
a new high reliability resistor for the Air Force's Minuteman
The
test
and
missile.
awarded by Autonetics, a division of North Ameri¬
Inc., associate prime contractor for the ICBM's guidance
systems.—V. 191, p. 2639.
contract was
The
Aviation,
can
control
and
International Telephone
Telegraph Corp.—Govern¬
&
ment Contracts—
orders
the
J. The awards represent
and'the Federal Aviation
totaling more than $4.5 million have been received by
Contracts
Division in Clifton, N.
corporation's Federal
the U.
from
S.
S.
U.
Army,
Air Force
Army's
New
million
$2
a
15-D-2
missile
enables
radar
the
missiles
Air
against
air
simulated
Force
has
The
equipment.
Dick
to
any
accurate
agreement,
strategic
location
navigational
Griffiss
The
Air
battle
is
waged
training
million
SI
valued
to
1
on
costs
radar
a
involved
400,000
Merle-Smith
&
Securities
TACAN-equipped
the
(N.
Y.)
aircraft
Materiel
Air
with
900,000
a
military aircraft. Ground antennas and airborne distance meas¬
uring equipment—TACAN (DMET) are specified in the award. ITT is
the largest supplier for the new FAA system.—V. 191, p. 2747.
Period End. June 30—
1960—Month—1959
$7,677,956
■
—V.
191,
$7,323,927 $34,715,356 329,948,631
1960—Month—1959
191,
2519.
p.
(S. H.)
902.
p.
191,
Boat Works,
Laclede
SEC
company
Louis, Mo.
Co.—Offering
share for each
14
Stockholders—The
will
stockholders
common
on
shares held of record
be
to
be
offered
underwritten
The
subscription price is $20.25
expire on July 25, 1960.
per
The
EI.
are
to
be
used
for
construction
of
a
new
water
proceeds
first
A
mortgage
proceeds
from
the
offering,
together
with
funds
Fink
&
York
New
supply
the
to be used for construction and general corporate
purposes.
loans of $7,300,000 were
outstanding on May 31, I960.
BUSINESS—Laclede Gas, an operating
distribution of natural gas in the City
approximately
County.
170
miles, in
square
utility, is engaged
gas
of
St.
adjacent
Louis
and
suburban
in
the
throughout
in
areas
St
were
$59,860,485.
the
Income
12
months
applicable
equal to $1.45 per share on
outstanding at the end of the period.
shares
APPOINTMENTS—The
the
preferred
Wall
16
in
revenues
Net
$4,791,595,
Bank
St.
registrars
and
stock,
Street,
of
transfer
series
New
A
Inc.
July
on
and
will
acquire
March
for
the
family
in
business
the
record
of
excess
has
late
in
board
of
been
Dr.
growth
million
$2
continue
the
First
L.
operated
and
owned
Harry
the
combined
the
of
Noreen
Bank
National
of
the
over
Lehn
to
of
Baum
sales
Denver,
operation.
companies
Denver,
series
B
Bankers
are
Trust
Stores
It
Davis
p.
W.
Mercantile
Trust
Co.,
721
Locust
several
Street,. St. Louis
shares
pursuant to
of
the
the
additional
stock
director
a
as
shall
not
be
PROCEEDS—The
based
Brothers
Lynch,
lis
—__
Metropolitan St. Louis
Newhard, Cook & Co
Scherck, Richter Co
Pierce,
Fenner & Smith
Inc.™
14.5
Co.
20
_
5 0
_
3 5
_
Reinholdt
&
Gardner™.™ 14.5
Blewer, Glynn & Co
Dempse.v-Tcgeler & Co
G.
A.
Edwards
&
—_
___
■
I.
M.
Simon
Smith,
5.0
Stifel, Nicolaus
Moore
5.0
Co., Inc—
2.0
Stix
Edward D. Jones & Co.______
3.5
Taussig,
&
McCourtney-Breckenndge
&
Co.
________—
&
2.0
Sons______
Fusz-Schmelzle
Co.,
g.
2.0
the
net
at
and
stock
$825,000
of
(after
—
Inc.
&
5^0
IIZ
Co
Co..
3 5
50
■_
'&
h.
Yates,
Day & Cp„
Walker
Heitner
&
&
2V
2^0
Inc.____
Co
Woods....
5,0
.
2.0
of
an
issue
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc. is manager
underwriting group which offered on July 12 an
of
$10,000,000 of the company's first mtge. bonds,
47/8% series, due July 1, 1985, at 101.085% and accrued
interest, to yield 4.80%. The group won award of the
bonds at competitive sale on
July 11 on a bid of 100.21%.
Other groups bidding for the
bonds, naming 5% coupons,
were: jLehman
Brothers; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Smith Inc., and Reinholdt &
Stone & Webster Securities
Gardner, jointly, 101.309;
Corp.,,100.969; First Boston
•Corp., 100.55, and Eastman Dillon; Union Securities. &
Co., 100.539.
*2.
REDEMPTION—The 1985 bonds will be redeemable at general re¬
prices
ranging from 105.96%
to
par,
and
at
special re¬
demption prices receding from 101.09% to par, plus accrued
Interest in
.
Co., Inc.—Sales Higher—
1960—Month—1959
It
—
the
or
contemplated
from
price
the
of
sale
$5
including
expense,
of
use
of
the
200.000
share,
per
to
was
commissions
191,
2519.
p.
to
corporation
SEC
June
covering
offered
be
29,
share,
per
filed a
class
1960
shares
150,C00
$2
at
of
17>2%
proceeds are to be used to retire loans, purchase
new office and for working capital.
Bell
Telephone
110,000.00
value.
par
in
the
16,359,863
84.452,606
taxes™
3,534,922
3,204,448
16,055,769
taxes...
2,047,871
1,714,171
10,409,961
8,861,949
operating income
Net after charges______
4,111,456
3,634,125
18,784,811
16,971,317
3,458,330
3,119,992
15,668,275
14,476,320
Federal
Other
—'V.
income
operating
191,
tion
a
said
In
the
in
general
the
corporation
$5
expand
tronic
film
recording
as
shares,
the
of Dec. 9,
the
company
provisions
of
is engaged
predecessor and
in
Dec.
30,
1959,
the
Corporations
Secretary .of State.
business
proposes
to
of
"carrying
carry
offered
50%
At
•-
r\.:77-:7.:..V: 7:^-:
of
If
all
-
to
by
in
$1.93
dilution
the
book
assuming,
$49,898 whereas if
public, such purchasers
but
the
will
have
major
being
off°r«d
-
are.
above-mentioned
value from
per
paid
part
of
all
will
therefor
the
shares
in
company,
the
shares
hold
a
only
total
financial
of
risks
share,
a
deficit
whereas
the
purchased
officers
6
certs
stock
and
bv
the
directors
share
purchased
per
public,
will
the
have
of April 30,
by the public
as
share will have a book value of $1.93 per share, representing
of
$3.07
share,
filed
letter
a
stock
common
firm
of
announced
in
100%
to
the
stock
common
on^July
$8,255,000
ratio
held
extent
of
were
of
that
12
'4% %
of
the
Stockholder's
Common
of
—
Files With
notification
(par $2)
with
to be offered
without underwriting.
proceeds are to be used for general
subscribed
was
at
corporate
of
$8,140,000
p'rivhet
$100
record
its
convertible
-.o
s
98.6%
Subscribed-^
to common stock¬
subordinated
debentures
offer
for
for
the
of
98.6%
or
oscribs
principal amount
June
purposes.
issue.
debentures
the
each
16
shares of
24.
subscription offer, which expired July 11 was underwritten by
ncaded by The First Boston C-crp.
The underwriters have
purchased from the company the unsubscribed portion of $115,000.
a
group
—192,
per
share.
p.
9.
Miller-Wohl
Co.,
Inc.—Sales
Period End. June 3C—
—V.
$3,350,199
191,
Lower—
1960—Month—1959
Sales
1960—11
Mos.—1959
$3,582,502 $40,358,491
$39,045,410
2520.
p.
Missile Dynamics
See
Lancer
Mister
suant
to
Industries,
Cerp.—Acquired—
Inc.,
above.
Service, Inc. -4- Common Stock Offered
amended
—
Pur¬
dated June 28,
80,000 shares of this firm's 200 per common stock were
publicly offered at $2 per share by General Securities
Co., Inc., New York 19, N. Y.
an
offering circular
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated on Oct. 9, 1958, under the
Crestline Development Corp., under the laws
of Delaware. It
remained inactive until October, 1959, when it entered the maintenance
ana cl- ahing service
Held.
Tne name of the company was changed to
Mister Service, Inc. on Aoril 5. 1960. Its
principal office is located at
name,
328
the-shares
held
for $5 per
a
thereby
of
enterprise.
shares
1960
worth
net
purchased by the
the outstanding stock
of
the
book
are
$1,000,000,
on
on,
same
.
a
effected
California
the
present stockholders of the company acquired their
exchange for their holdings of stock of
the
predecessor
had
1960
Following the acquisi¬
on
the
with
company,
its
1959.
The
which
1,
Miles Laboratories, Inc.—Debens.
amplify
in the design, manufacture and sales of elec¬
the present time the maufacture of magnetic
equipment constitutes the majority of the company's
the
business.
persons
to
apparatus.
July
on
covering 10,000 shares of
per
holders
California
required Certificate
of
2640.
Corp. and Reynolds & Co., Inc., at $29.50 per share, with
dealer's concession of 80 cents per share. This offering
was completed the same
day, all of the said shares having'
been sold.—V. 192, p. 115.
25^000.00
$825,000.00
corporation was organized June 22
capital of 2,500 shares of capital stock no
shares, a total of 102 shares were outstanding
102
pursuant
operations
and
a
five
filing the
p.
The
these
the
of
merger
79,383,144
14,967,931
a
The
:
Ltd.,
of
129,703,147 120,184.341
Middle
South Utilities, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary distribution of 76,900 shares of common stock
(par $10) was made on June 30 by The First Boston
86,525.02
__________
hands
$
16,966,979
70,000.00
authorized
Of
$
expenses
125,OOo!oo
BUSINESS—The porr.pany was organized as
a
California
corpora¬
tion Nov. 3. 1959.
The predecessor of the company Magnasync Manu¬
an
1960—5 Mos.—1959
$
Operating
at
California Bank, 625 South Spring
Los Angeles (14), Calif. Registrar: Union Bank, 760 South Hill
Los Angeles (14», Calif.
Co.,
machinery,
24,912,607
the SEC
75,000.00
proceeds of interim loans
with
new
26,711,228
75,000.00
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer Agent:
1953
$1)
revenues
The
were used for general working capital
the discharge of current obligations.
The foregoing net proceeds of $825,000 are to be used and
emploved
in
the foregoing approximate
amounts
and
order for
the
indicated
Street,
with
(par
Co.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
Mideast Aluminum Corp., Dayton, N. J.
and Exchange Commission—
including
Street,
stcck
a
The
-The
notification
common
Securities
________
Total
A
Operating
75,000.00
plant production facilities
Tooling for production 0* proprietary items
of inventory
(proprietary items)
Research and Development
Working Capital
Unallocated and
contingent
Expenses of public offering and distribution
10.
of
letter
of
through Plymouth Bond & Share Corp.,
Fla.
Michigan
181,474.98
Increase
9.
Miami,
$2,000.00
Increase of
7.
of
company
$175,000).
Expansion of laboratory facilities and personnel
research and development
8.
proceeds
shares
net
for
67
196C—5 Mos.—1959
$12,607,000 $12,584,000 $60,934,000 $59,185,000
The
the
$72,390,475
Private Placement
Repayment of Interim Loans
3.
increased
demption
Stores
Miami Ventilated Awning Mfg. Co., Inc., North
1960—5 Mos.—1959
Documentary Stamps
facturing
~
&
...
the
selling
a
is
proceeds
for
sale price,
gross
Code
Bonds
Mercantile
$2,759,000 of equipment trust ctfs.
following
:he
upon
capital
_
Merrill
increase of 14.5% .—V. 191, p. 2519.
an
Period End. June 30—
open
Magnasync Corp.—Capital Stock Offered—Pursuant to
"
issuable
earlier, an increase of 11.3%.
For the first six
sales aggregated $74,716,552, compared with $65,276,365
yeav
a
ago,
Miami,
1434.
$15,003,347 $76,132,532
$72,088,737 $75,164,768
Corp.—Sales Up—
Shoe
Sales^
Chair¬
Vice-President
to become
on
purposes.
Lehman
period
—V.
1960—6 Mos.—1959
$14,763,983
corporation reports retail sales for the four weeks and five days
30, 1960 of $14,731,609, compared with $13,233,988 for the
Net
Co
company's offer to stockholders.
close
1960—Month—1959
Period End. May 31—
investors
underwriters, represented by Lehman
common
interest in the
working relation¬
common
a
June
year
2519.
p.
tutional
and
Missouri.
1,
on July 12
outstanding
the
Fla.—Files With SEC—
July 11 that this company through Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co., Inc., has placed privately with insti¬
31.
Brothers, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. and Reinholdt &
Gardner, have severally agreed to purchase from the
company the
percentage set forth below opposite the name of each underwriter of
such
a
manage¬
Moore,
senior
and
1960—Month—1959
$lb,lb0,7l4
_
191,
announced
York
UNDERWRITERS—The
companies have
field and believe that a
$13,638,367
months of 1960,
expected
are
volume.
Corp.—Sales Up—
Lincoln Leasing Corp.
15, N. Y„ and The Boatmen's National
North Broadway, St. Louis 2, Missouri
The
Hanover Bank, 70
Broadway, New York 15
N
Y
The
the
that
$
Louis,^ 300
are
announced
2519.
p.
Melville
by
Denver.
and Noreen
is expected
Corp.—V. 188,
and
years,
Fink's
&
continued in
be
Period End. June 30—
Sales
common
stock
common
the Board,
of
acquired a substantial interest in
of Nuclear Corp. of America.
electronics
and
191,
like
principal
and
companies of Denver,
1938,
the
of
operations will
will
the
of
4.
the
Chairman
Bunker,
had
debentures
11.
consistent
in
of
man
stock
common
3.299,435
2519.
p.
Bunker said
ended
Colo., lead¬
consideration
associated
established
Inc.,
of
a
add
5.
agents
and
ended
the
to
the
has "no intention" of accepting
Machinery and Chemical Corp. of
for 2Vi shares of Saco-
Food
McCrory-McLellan Stores Corp.—Sales Off—
outstanding
corporate
produces popular-priced color hair rinses in 14 shades, and also manu¬
factures Liqui-Color Hair Rinse and La Viola hand cream. Sales have
1.
REVENUES—Operating
was
stock
Maremont
by
Period End. Jun'e 30—
ing producers of color hair rinses, for an undisclosed
involving cash and stock, Dr. Edward Plaut, President of Lehn & Fink,
Louis
1960
recently
Sales
general
and
Products Corp.—To Acquire—
corporation
of Noreen,
assets
capital
Bank
their
Co.—Acquires Interest—
M.
and
a
competitive bidding on July 11 of $10,000,000 first
wrill be used to pay bank loans incurred in connection
company's construction program, and td add to its working
sell
to
to exchange one of its shares
191,
Martin
that
that
reaffirmed
also
He
The
Lehn
This
share. The rights will
at
elect
industry."
American
—V.
Me.
Hills, Calif.
sale
who
shareholders
those
gives
opportunity to do so for cash, Maremont said, and added that his
interest in Saco-Lowell "is as an investment in a basic
the
with
the
offer
The
coupon
offering
The
payment,
mortgage
a
with
notification
of
series
in denominations of $1,000.
M. Payson & Co., Portland,
mortgage bonds,
PROCEEDS—Net
firm, revealed that his company as of July 7 owned about
or 34%
of Saco-Lowell's outstanding stock.
Acquisi¬
shares was made through open markst purchases.
the two is desirable. Exactly what form that relationship
might take is now being studied.—V. 191, p. 5.
July 6 prospectus, 200,000 shares of this firm's $1 par
capital stock have been publicly offered at $5 per share
by Taylor & Co., 439 North Bedford Drive, Beverly
from
Inc.,
of
ship between
letter
a
6%
20-year
par
by
filed
28
of
at
July 8, 1960.
on
shares
company's
purposes.
St.
amount not exceeding 243,600
the basis of one additional
an
stock
common
to
is offering its
company
rights to subscribe for
shares of
June
on
covering $220,000
bonds
—V.
Gas
these
of
tion
nuclear
903.
p.
has
offered $25 cash per
Saco-Lowell Shops common stock
Products,
90;000
first
shares,
189,000
The
2030.
p.
191,
Saco-
Leadville Water Co., Leadville, Colo.—Files With SEC
The
1960—6 Mos.—1959
$10,396,925 $11,212,050 $62,876,118 $66,810,993
191,
motive parts
George
Inc.—To Be Acquired—
above.—V.
Seeks
—
by that company's stockholders to Maremont's fiscal agents,
the Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co. of Chicago.
Arnold H.
Maremont,
President of the 83-year-old Chicago auto¬
Mr.
Larson
Lerner
1960—Month—1959
the
for
stock
See Brunswick Uorp
Inc.
tendered
1960—6 Mos.—1959
$6,395,382 $40,721,891 $38,621,350
2519.
p.
Products,
Automotive
Automotive
Maremont
share
Martin
I960—Month—1959
$6,564,760
—V.
Kress & Co.—Sales Off-
Sales
—V.
191,
of Lehn & Fink Products
Period End. June 30—
2639.
p.
Lowell Shares—
Bryant Inc.—Sales Higher—
Sales
ment
196C—6 Mos.—1959
191,
Lowell.—V.
West,—V.
Lane
reported,
of
1960—5 Wks.—1959
1900—22 Wks.—1959
$6,090,169
$4,834,836 $21,611,480 $18,946,515
Sales
the
Tessler
Mr.
amount
Corp.—Sales Up—
Stores
Period End. July 2—
made
Noreen
$6,985,000 $40,901,000 $36,123,*000
Mangel
Calif.,
Dynamics,
the
1007.
p.
an
Missile
of
in
company
the company, bank and the
by promissory notes.—V. 191,
of
evidenced
are
400,000 shs.
the
to
officers
the
which
of
Jose,
to
$7,339,000
all
made
been
of
three
by
underwriter
Outstanding
2,500,000 shs.
value)
par
have
loans
Interim
$181,474.93
San
shown
Period End. June 30—
($1
offer
Kinney Corp.—Sales Higher—
Sales
Missile
•
Authorized
stock
Maremont
of
12
FINANCING
EFFECT TO PRESENT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Capital
the
members
I960—5 Mos.—1959
July
on
110
hit $2,000,000
—80%
of which represented U. S. Government contracts.
In addition
to designing and fabricating components in the nation's
missile pro¬
gram, the California company is involved in chemical milling, printed
circuitry and maintains one of the largest metal sculpting plants in
sales
1959
Noreen,
Higher—
2519.
p.
(G. R.)
—V.
acquisition
field.
leisure-time
announced
Interstate Department Stores Inc.—Sales
of the company have yet to be developed and
have been developed but
are yet unproved commer¬
units have been sold and delivered to customers.
Operations In the set en months ended April 30, 1960 resulted in a
net toss arter taxes equal to 32 cents per share.
or
since
—V.
announced
Monday, July 18, 1860
.
the products
Many of
produced,
cially
Industries, Inc.—Acquires—
firm
notes,
placement calls for VORTAC air navigation
equipment.
A
sister
system
to
the
military
now
being implemented throughout the United
common
guidance network for both commercial
$300,000
900,000
900,000
300,000
200,000
900,000
900,000
100,000
200,000
•
Dynamics
Corp., a space-age pioneer in the fabrication of missile components,
Including elements of the U. S. Air Force's Titan and Thor Missiles.
Lancer
president Benjamin Tessler announced that under the ex¬
change of stock transaction the 15-year-ola Lynwood, Calif., firm will
retain the management team headed by president Mack Bell, and will
operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Lancer.
The Mineola, Long
Island company is currently the largest manufacturer of
"Structual"
fiberglass swimming pools,
with first quarter
1960 sales in excess
of
$1,500,000.
The purchase represents Lancer's first outside of the
area
contract.
to
2415.
p.
Lancer
This
firing
and
Sales
&
Co
&
Hallgarten & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
The Illinois Co. Inc.
Mackall & Coe
L. F. Rothschild & Co.
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
Walter Stokes & Co.
Thomas & Co
300,000
900,000
Corp.
191,
screen,
in
FAA
provide
designed
is
1962,
1,
Freeman
400,000
—V.
and
airborne
TACAN, VORTAC is
to
Feb.
Amount
900,000
Co.
Equitable
$1.7
Rome
awarded
Base
at
provide
information.
Force
ground
States
Inc.
Co.
Blair
&
Courts
Co.,
&
Co.
&
William
six "enemy"
many as
as
million,
specified new
mobile ground beacon equipment for the TACAN air navigation system.
The units are compact beacon transponders which can be transported
at
Allyn
Baxter
ITT, is housed in a van and
in target acquisition, identifica¬
by
and high
target drones.
Federal
ITT
support
mock attack by
a
dangers
at
district,
missile
Nike
to test their skills
entire
The
eliminating
for
developed
trainer,
crews
tion and destruction
aircraft.
Ordnance
York
order
commencing
Co.
...SI,500,000
&
___.
C.
Period End. June 30—
the
From
The
Stuart
Inc.
A.
Agency.
received
"live"
fund,
Amount
Halsey.
The
sinking
of the bonds prior to maturity. However, none of tne bonds
redeemed prior to Feb. 1, 1965, through funds borrowed by
the company at an interest cost of less than 4.86 %< per year.
The names of Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., the managing underwriter,
and of the other purchasers, and the respective principal amounts of
bonds to be purchased by them are set forth below:
be
may
1773.
p.
International Harvester Credit Corp.—Registers
Morgan
A
case.
retire 55%
.
.
Lafayette Street, Newark, N, J.
The
offices
tocmpany provides a
and
each
dealer
maintenance and cleaning service for homes,
through franchisee! dealers under the trade style
(registered, U. S. Patent ,Office). The company furnishes
factories
Mister Service
with
training manuals, equipment and supplies.
At the outset the
company
conducted
to recruit sales representatives and
now
a
national advertising
has
representation in
campaign
10 states.
Volume
It
has
192
NuiTiber 5969
franchise
executed
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
approximately
with
agreements
.
.
equipment and supplies. Franchises and initial equipment and sup¬
plies are sold to dealers on a cash basis in which event the price is
$1,195
or
on
10%
time
a
extend
payments
months.
basis
is $1,345 if
extend for 24
price
payments
if
$1,465
or
the
event
which
in
months
15
additionally required to pay a franchise fee Of
gross earning or $10 per month during the first
are
dealer's
the
of
sales
for
Dealers
CAPITALIZATION
dealers.
the, sale
25
The company's income is derived from the franchise fees and
of
and $25 per month during the secoxid and third years whichever
is greater. Franchise agreements cover periods of three years at the end
of which time the agreements may be renewed by dealers at no cost.
only such equipment and supplies as are fur¬
nished by the company. The company also derives income from the sale
of such additional equipment and supplies.
to
agree
use
GIVING
TO
EFFECT
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Common
•Par
stock
value
stricted
for
to
to
cents
10
option
date.—V.
share.
The
which
191, p.
240,250 shs.
par
company
under
75,000
per
plan
employees.
key
None
has instituted a re¬
shares are authorized
shares pave been optioned
the
of
1987.
basis of
v*
'
"
Monsanto Chemical Co.—Stock Plan—
than
of the St. Louis chemical company's 22,000 hourly
employes (including some from eligible subsidiary and
associated
companies)
have
accepted
three-year
options
on
more
than
433,000 shares of the company's common stock under a plan
10,000
products
tured
and
materials
independent
by
used
for
manufacturers
standard specifications and
manufac¬
according to
Service
Mister
by
the
are
company
for special purposes.
company
is
PROCEEDS—It
from
that the net proceeds to the company
hereby will aggregate approximately
anticipated
the shares
the sale of
offered
$103,000 after deducting underwriting commissions and expenses of the
issue, if all such shares are sold. The company proposes to expend the
Purchase
of
dealers
basis
time
on
underwriters
stock
mon
Lease ana
to
offices
for additional
inventory
arrangements
of
return
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
GIVING
the
The
First
registrar
National
2,105,986
for
City
will,
The
the
Details—Our
Additional Financing
—
shares
191,
of
July 11 issue reported the July 7 offering
corporation
SEC
be
covering
offered
The
at
150,000
$2
proceeds
theatre,
$24,000,000 of this firm's 20-year 5%% sinking fund
debentures, series due 1980. Additional financing de¬
to
are
purchase of
104,977,466
below
named
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
have
severally
terms and conditions set forth in the purchase agree¬
ment between the company and the underwriters, to purchase severally
from the company, in the respective amounts set forth opposite their
respective names below, all the debentures offered:
>(
the
on
Amount
Amount
Eastman
Securities
A.
C.
&
Allyn
Blunt
Ellis
Blyth
Co.,
&
Appointed—
stock
has
($1
been
160,000
160,000
Newhard,
700,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson
Inc.
and
Co.—_
Clarke
&
Co.
Dempsey-Tegeler
&
Co.
Read &
Drexel
&
par)
working capital and
F.
Eberstadt
A.
G.
&
&
First
Glore,
Boston
Sachs
Gregory
Harriman
the
of
320,000
700,000
I.
Smith.
Stern
320,000
Stifel,
Johnston,
Co.
240,000
& Co.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co._
Ladenburg, Thalmann
700,000
1,200,000
Peabody
&
160,000
Co.,
Co
&
80,000
Webster
&
Co
320,000
Wheat
&
Co
80,000
Weld
&
Co
the
and
Witter
&
Co
400,000
Video
Tapes, Inc., Hollywood, Calif.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
—
Files
filed
1960
30,
to
this
June
a
firm's
10<£
30
Offered—Pur¬
share by American Diversified Securi¬
ties, Inc., Washington 6, D. C.
BUSINESS—Monowall
of
turing
principal
in
The
of
contracting
of
cement
assets
is
price
oi
the
of
1960,
under
At
of
the
be
to
have
Consequently, the initial public offering
determined by negotiation between
(2)
(4)
equity
an
the
and
stock,
common
the
patentable,
and
was
underwriter.
the
for
licensing
of
Such price
the
a
is
in
management
chemical
excess
for
of
(1)
admixture
the
pay¬
process
although there is no such assurance), (3)
investment of approximately $19,302.50
an
interest
public
and
for
of
an
37%, assuming all the offered shares
investment of $300,000 will have an
equity interest of 63%. In addition 94,500 shares of stock are or may
become subject to option at prices ranging from $2.20 per share to
$4.00
ing,
per
share
over
seven
years.
As
a
result
of the
offer¬
book value of the management's stock will have increased
approximately $0.21 per share to a net of $1.08 per share,
payment of underwriting commissions and expense.
the
from
after
PROCEEDS—The
crete
containing
other
builders
be
the next
such
to
intends to build houses of poured con¬
a
chemical admixture, and even tally to enfranchise
do the same.
The primary use of the proceeds will
company
all of the securities being
the company, estimated
at
$235,000 will
be used
as
follows
(all amounts are estimated):
$500.00 for the reimbursement of out-of-pocket expenses incurred by
the
company's
assistant secretary, $75,000 for the payment of a
promissory note, originally incurred for the purchase of chemicals
and
supplies from Richard Allen Gildar, nominee, $65,000 for the
purchase of land, $15,000 for equipment, $20,000 for model homes,
$9,000
for
engineering work,
$5,000 for
the
development initially
of
approximately 20 lots.
The balance of $48,500 will be reserved
for operating capital.
As operating capital the $48,500 will be used
in the company's day-to-day operations.
None of the proceeds assigned
to working capital will be used to pay past due salaries or to repay
sums
due or owing to officers and directors except the salary of the
President which will begin to accrue at the rate of $13,000 per annum,
after the company has received the sum of $100,000 or more from the
sale of the securities being offered.
There is no assurance that this
for
offered,
latter
the
sum
purpose.
net
will
Assuming
proceeds
be
received.
to
be
the. sale of
received
by
in
or
Pa.
at
an
the
to
commercial
is
a
distribution
and
Berlin.
and
further
sale
Newington,
The
other
fuels, sales of
the
sale
of
are affected
gas
campaign
Stock
of
used
part the construction of a
approximate cost of $315,000.
new
office
through
with
other
its
retails
active
salesmen,
own
in
concerns
various
on
company
and carries
GIVING
its
EFFECT
an
191,
of
pro¬
advertising and by
that
sell, install and
($25
FINANCING
Outstanding
$1,100,000
$1,034,000
600,000
564,000
1,000,000
value).
par
PRESENT
Authorized
bonds, due July 1, 1985
120,000 shs.
underwriters
named
92,791 shs.
below
have
severally
them, severally,
following respective percentages of such of the shares of additional
stock
common
shall
as
not
be
subscribed
for
by
exercise
of
warrants:
'
•%"
Percentage
Putnam
&
Co
25
Eddy & Co
—V.
j
!
10
Wm. H. Rybeck &
Sweeney & Co
p. 2205.
183,
'
/
50%
Cooley & Co
the
Period End. May 31—
to
Operating
Operating
10
Co
5
»
Co.—Earnings—■
I960—Month—1959
1960—5 Mos.—1959
revenues..—
33,996,877
31,650,324 165,198,184 153,969,658
expenses
taxes—
21,328,635
4,472,897
19,649,510 104,354,467
4,424,285
21,221,161
operating taxes__
2,682,122
2,444,574
13,341,080
12,160,010
operating income
after charges
5,513,223
5,131,955
26,281,456
23,719,782
4,474,212
4,343,741
21,231,398
19,834,369
Federal
Other
2205.
p.
types
sales
by
area
TO
c
1st mtge. bonds, due July 1, 1976
1st mtge. bonds, due Mar. 1, 1961
the
plant near
balance of
programs.—V.
principal
appli¬
be
The
gas in
of mixed
its
agreed to purchase, and the company has agreed to sell
Offered
and military
the
and
appliances.
gas
1st mtge.
Common stock
sale-
of
sale
fuunds
natural
by variations in weather
the
gas,
5%%
screening
expense
from
company
general
%
short-term
Court
3%%
will
to
of
Conn.,
maintains
company
,
and
added
be
Consolidated
subscribe
to
stock at the rate of
Mills
Co.—Rights
Offering—
Net
record
at
income
97,764,539
20,325,327
shares
of
business
of
common
The SEC has issued
izing
July 2, 1960, and
additional shares,
on
AGENT—The
Omaha,
Neb.,
has
company
to
act
its
as
appointed
in
agent
The
Omaha
connection
Bank,
subscrip¬
the
No
fractional
additional
or
warrant
Warrants
the
of
shares
those
of
excess
to
subscribe
fully
are
company's
sale
offered
of the
all
of
will be
to
be
one
received
net
or
company
by
of
part
its
share
entitle
of
the
common
transferred
assumes
at
the
to
be
the
received by
be
of
proceeds has been specifically allocated for
of
from
stock
common
Molinos
issued
flCommon
May
No
portion
finance
larger
Outstanding
$10,000,000.
loan
to
Bank
increasing
*The
Molinos
for
tl,000,000 shs.
capital stock from
liable as guarantor in
of
option
$5,000,000
respect
to
of
under
Short-term
loans
from
stock
were
reserved
the
plans.
common
com¬
a
it
banks
at
April
3,
1960,
credit
up
the
company has
has utilized in
BUSINESS—The
poration,
chased
such
of
bank
to
past and expects to utilize in the future.
had loaned the company $8,000 in exchange
Consolidated
Nebraska
organized
was
the
line
Sept.
on
29,
Mills
a
Nebraska
cor¬
new
company
pur¬
Co.,
The
1919.
physical assets of four companies:
By
Glade
agreement
and
common
end
that
value
in
of
the
common.
the
consolidation
and
merger
in
$100
1944,
par
stock
and
feed
and
—V.
business
a
other
products,
agricultural
to
well
as
as
consumer
products.
.
1960—Month—1959
$5,644,399
for
those
in
the
purchase,
cluding
and
on
$5,492,057 $31,727,546 $29,202,125
1960—Month—1959
20,167,662
2520.
bonds
of
will
bank
at
a
lower
Interest
after
or
July
prior
1,
to
July
1,
and
at
1984;
1961
to
$
$
$
''
•
20,482,451 108,778,477 104,169,360
^V:.«
.
100%
sinking
is
distribution
sale
and
areas
in
County
Cook
public
a
fund
in
20
of
utility
engaged principally
natural
gas
in 293 com¬
counties
in
northern
Illinois,
generally
in¬
Chicago.
approxi¬
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the sale of the new first mort¬
gage bonds, capitalization of the company as of April 30, 1960 was:
$119,122,000 in first mortgage bonds; 248,437 shares of cumulative
preferred stock, par $100; and 7,178,809 shares
of
common
stock,
par $5.
PURCHASERS—The
to
purchase
amounts
of
from
the
purchasers
the
new
company
bonds:
below have severally agreed
following
respective
principal
named
the
(000's Omitted)
Amount
The First Boston Corp.
Kidder,
Peabody
Lehman
Merrill
$2,650
A Co.
2,000
2,000
Brothers
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
Smith
A
Salomon
L.
Bros.
A
Weld
&
Inc
2,000
Hutzler__ 2,000
Co
2,000
&
Co
2,000
Merle-Smith
&
&
&
1,500
Dominick
1,500
Sons
Inc.
Illinois Company Inc
$500
350
&
350
350
Joseph Walker & Sons
Boettcher and Company
DeHaven A Townsend,
Crouter & Bodine
350
300
300
Southwest
Company..
Gardner
300:
Yarnall, Biddle A Co
Milburn, Cochran & Co., Inc.
Fridley & Frederking
Grimm A Co
Irving Lundborg A Co
Harold E. Wood A Co
Townsend
bney a Tyson
250
200
150
150
150
150
100
800
800
800
700
500
Laird.
500
Bissell & Meeds
Raffensperger, Hughes
Co.
Incorporated.:
Rodman & RenshaW:
First
Julien Collins A Company
Childs Securities Corp
—V. 192, p. 116.
Company, Inc.
McCormick & Co
1,000
Weeks A Co._
Baird A Co.,
Ellis & Simmons
Amount
The Robinson-Humphrey
1,500
1,500
Rothschild A Co.
F.
The
1960—6 Mos.—1959
be
loans
REVENUES—Operating revenues of the company for the 12 months
ended April 30,
1960 amounted to $118,706,641
and net income to
$15,665,956 compared with operating revenues of $105,307,251 and net
income of $13,419,039 in 1959.
Baker,
$
p.
new
$5,000,000
outside the City of
population of the company's service area is estimated at
mately 2,530,000.
Blunt
191,
the
of
to
refundable
those redeemed
adjacent
areas
Gregory
Newberry Co.—Sales Lower—;
Sales
not
are
company
Robert W.
—V.
sale
up
new
commencing at 100.36%.
BUSINESS—The
munities
bonds
for
redeemed
redemption prices
Dominick
1960—6 Mos.—1959
191, pp. 1987 and 2520.
(J. J.)
of
prior to July 1, 1965.
Otherwise, they are re¬
option of the company at general redemption prices
the
.
Neisner Brothers Inc.—Sales Up—
Period End. June 30—
the
company
at
ranging from 105%
Dick
—V.
from
retirement
facilities.
the
White,
Sales
Offered—The First
are now estimated, for the five-year period
1960-64,
approximately $200,000,000, most of which will be expended for gas
Wertheim
191, p. 2092.
Period End. June 30—-
proceeds
the
to
temporary financing of
of
of
milling family flour for sale in grocery stores.
period of years the business has changed very substantially,
today the company's major products include flour for bakers,
Over
part
value
the company was eliminated to the
company
now
has only one class of stock, $10 par
After the organization in 1919, the company engaged
preferred
in
deemable
Ravenna Mills, Ravenna,
Mills, Grand Island, Neb.; Hastings Mills, Hastings, Neb.;
and Blackburn Milling Co.,
St. Edward, Neb.
The company and its
predecessors have engaged in the milling business for over 70 years.
Neb.;
Co.—Bonds
The
totaled $5,355,000.
$5,355,000 which
In
addition, a director
for
notes
due on
demand.
On
April 3, I960, the company's subsidiary
Molinos de Puerto Rico, Inc. had short-term secured bank loans of
$1,171,486.
Such borrowing by the
company
and its subsidiary is
seasonal in nature, and is done to carry inventories and receivables.
The
common
expenditures, which
a
Government Development
$1,650,000.
IIAt June 20,
Puerto Rico, Inc., by the
in the total sum of
Rico
shares
23,600
pany's stock
is
the
of
construction, and the balance
will be used to increase working
capital for application to construction
rate
559,755 shs.
authorized
company
de
Puerto
1960,
PROCEEDS—Net
incurred for
REDEMPTION—The
tl,650,000
agreement
year.
1960,
registrar
The group was awarded the issue at competitive
a hid of 99.587% for the 4%%
coupon.
Halsey,
on
applied
at
$10)
(par
Corp.—Registrar App'd—
appointed
& Co. Inc. and associates bid
99.27 for 4%s,
Blyth & Co. Inc., Equitable Securities Corp. group
bid 100.89 for 4%, and
Glore, Forgan & Co. and asso¬
ciates 100.76 for 4%s.
Inc.:
loan
been
issue of $30,000,000
distribution
§$2,000,000
agreement
$100,000 due within one year.
{Includes $135,000 due
tAfter amendment of Articles of Incorporation on
one
9,
Rico,
under
stock
§Includes
within
Puerto
de
Notes
has
the corporation.
4.60%.
particular purpose.
a
Authorized
loan
Irving Trust Co.
of
Stuart
for
•Nebraska Consolidated Mills:
under
New York Stone & Minerals
The
stock
sale
office
the company
shares
the company.
The general funds of the company will be used to
inventories and accounts receivable from customers.
Notes issued
Holding Company Act author¬
A.
111,951
Debt:
the
J.
Corp. and associates offered publicly on July 14
of the company's first mortgage
bonds, 4%% series due July 1, 1985, at 100.369% to yield
stock.
responsibility
no
N.
to issue and sell $5,000,000 of
mortgage bonds due July 1, 1990, at competitive bidding.
Bidding
is expected on July 19.
Net proceeds will be applied to the company's
1960 construction program.—V. 192, p. 115.
an
Rights
may
holder
Denville,
Northern Illinois Gas
agent.
to the general funds of
added
issued.
full
a
shares
be
may
be
to
are
full
more
or
and
proceeds
any
stock
subscribe for
purchased to
to
The
agent.
PROCEEDS—The
the
common
may
transferable
until
warrants
of
necessary
rights
Co.—Financing Cleared—
order under
an
of
company,
Boston
tion offer.
in
this
first
National
with
191, p. 2605.
New Jersey Power & Light
share for each four shares held
one
close
the
111,951
for
—V.
(b) the privilege to subscribe for
subject to allotment, out of shares of such common stock,
if any, not subscribed for.
The subscription offer will
expire at 3:30 p.m. (CST) on July 20, 1960. Subscription
price is $10 per share. No underwriting is involved.
the
in cash,
an
exclusive license to a
option cn approximately 48 acres of land
an
stock
and
expenses,
sold,
are
and
common
services,
will
19,
$13,302.50
are
operating history.
no
(believed
for
Feb.
County, Maryland.
The company, which has been
recently, is in the development stage and accordingly
only
value
ment
on
organized to engage in the
construction, and the manufac¬
the present time the company's
was
and
Arundel
management
book
company
admixture.
cement
a
organized
the
general
admixture,
Anne
there
incorporated
was
Maryland.
business
whole
warrants,
offered at $2 per
laws
proceeds
will
Nebraska
offering circular, 150,000 shares of
common stock have been publicly
par
in
appliances at its main
3%%
&
industrial,
com¬
received
organized under the laws of
specially chartered operating
was
1857,
the
Britain, Berlin
area
CAPITALIZATION
The company is offering to the holders of its outstanding
common stock
(a) the right, evidenced by transferable
a
Monowall Homes, Inc.-—Common Stock
suant
in
in
Net
the
letter of notification with
the
SEC covering
100,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) to be
offered at $3 per share, through Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., St. Louis, Mo.
The
proceeds
are
to be used to purchase equipment and cancel
debts, with the remainder to be used for working capital.
June
on
New
promote
service
proceeds will provide the company with additional working
and will enable it to expand its engineering and development
sales
sold
corporation
in
net
the
The
various
require
New England Telephone & Telegraph
stock
finance
700,000
115.
Mobile
in
use
PROCEEDS—Net
700,000
Corp.
Walker
H.
C.
Dean
320,000
192, p.
Co.—
310,000
White,
Co.
&
—V.
310,000
&
Nicolaus
&
for
common
of
Inc.
Securities
G.
J.
Rhoades
Loeb,
80,000
Co.
&
Brothers
Stone
700,000
Brothers
M.
80,000
Inc.
Stix
320,000
Co.
Carl
Co
Co.—_
700,000
Stephens,
320,000
&
&
Barney
700,000
Lehman
320,000
320,000
Richter
Simon
M.
Noyes & Co.
Hornblower
&
Weeks__
&
Co,
&
Inc.
Co.,
Inc.
Lemon
&
Bros.
Scherck,
700,000
Hemphill,
Kidder,
240,000
Rothschild
320,000
&
&
Hutzler
1,200,000
Co.
modules
be
to
company
with
gas
cor¬
BUSINESS—The corporation with headquarters in Philadelphia, was
incorporated in 1955. It manufactures and sells special purpose digital
computers and
a
catalogued line
of
transistorized digital systems
310,000
Salomon
Co.
&
Ripley
Gardner—
L.
F.
Corp,—Common
DeHaven
and
additional
160,000
Riter & Co,—
Sons
&
Co.—_——
&
160,000
Corp.
&
Forgan
Goldman,
Putnam
of
at 35
To
Townsend, Crouter &
are offering publicly on July 13 a new issue of
50,709 shares of this corporation no par common stock at
a price of $12
per share.
capital
240,000
Reinholdt
Sons
Equitable Securities Corp.
The
&
320,000
Co.
Edwards
Jaffray
Hopwood
engaged
Bodine
Valley Forge,
320,000
700,000
Co—_______
Co.
&
Piper,
Inc. 1,200,000
Co.
Cook
1,200,000
310,000
Curtis
&
320,000
Dillon,
700,000
Morgan Stanley & Co.
Co.,
W.
Inc.
320,000
Co.
Co.
&
the
conditions.
appointed
cations.
Pierce,
Smith
&
Inc.
&
160,000
200,000
John
Lynch,
Fenner
$80,000
_—
Simmons
&
Boettcher
Merrill
Co.____$3,420,000.
&
Eichler
Bateman,
Inc.
Mason-Hagan,
Union
Dillon,
Computer
of
St., New Britain, Conn. It has no subsidiaries.
distributes and sells
gas
without competition from
municipal plants or other gas utilities.
Its: business, however, is in
active competition with other
fuels, including oil, coal and electricity.
99,007,295
underwriting.
for
editorial
facilities,
used
be
equipment,
unsubscribed
any
sale
may
which
company,
Connecticut
small
a
The
1960 filed a letter of notification with
shares of common stock (par 25 cents) to
without
the
approximately $1,000,000
program
UNDERWRITERS—The
Navigation
—Drexel
follow:
agreed,
to
office
$
York
New
of
towns
29,
share,
per
purchase
from
first
construction
utility
motion
June
on
with
additional
BUSINESS—The
1960—6 Mos.—1959
$
common
will
proceeds
together
of
1961
thA State
2204.
p.
who
borrowing.
of
tails
the
cooperating
191, p. 1670.
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.
of
gas
20,033,935
of
sale
the
$
Bank
held.
corporate purposes.
The outstanding bank loans have been 'or
will.be applied to 1959 and 1960 construction
expenditures.
Completion
employe's
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
225,000
2,000,000
20 cents par value
the
National Film Studios, Inc., Washington, D. C.—Files
Outstanding
Authorized
—V.
of
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
the
plan
2520.
p.
the
on
then
other
1960—Month—1959
20,149,488
191,
poration.—V.
Common stock,
of
the
day
As
all
funds if
any
which
low
and
the
30%
on
National Airlines, Inc.—Registrar
sold.
not
are
the
for
3,
earnings.
Sales
5,000
28,000
Working capital :
no
based
July 6
shares
mortgage bonds of the company and
from internal sources,
be used for the discharge of
existing short-term bank loans "of approximately $920,000, to finance
part of the company's 1960 and 1961 construction
programs
and for
;
were
five
available
public
—V.
—.
,
offered
high
the
funds
Employes were able to sign up for less than
the total option
offered. Those joining may have as much as 10%
of their monthly income deducted from earnings over the
three-year
period to deposit toward eventual exercise of the option.—V. 192, p. 9.
10,000
.—
______
options
annual
'J\ ;
:
at $39.25,
set
was
the
June
on
$
10,000
and
and salaries
Exchange
from
meeting.
between
average
Stock
$50,000
sales promotion——.
other deposits, furniture and equipment
Additions
shares offered
Individual
annual
three-year period
the
of
York
New
last
the
the
effect.
into
current
for
95%
to
the
on
stock
Period End. June 30—
—_
—_
the
equal
went
shareowners at
by
of
record
share for each
PROCEEDS—The net
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—Sales Up—
equipment and supplies to be sold to
Advertising
are
was
following purposes in the priority listed:
proceeds for the
There
Price
stock
leases its office and warehouse facilities consisting of
approximately 4,200 square feet at 338 Lafayette St., Newark, N. J.,
under a five-year lease at a rental of $350 per month.
The
approved
stockholders of
shares.
salaried
.
The
to
new
subscription price is $39 per share. Rights expire
July 26. Putnam & Co., of Hartford, Conn., heads a group
of
More
and
one
The
'
■■i"
stock
common
:'
■'
7
New Britain Gas Light
Co.—Rights Offering to Stock¬
holders—Pursuant to a prospectus dated July
8, the com¬
pany is offering 15,893 shares of this utility's
$25
1
Outstanding
,
*1,000,000 shs.
stock
sale
year
Dealers
(211)
Reinholdt
&
.
300
.
Financial Chronicle
TJie Commercial and,
8
Lehn
above.
Pink Products Corp.
&
(EDT) on July 26, 1960. The offering
written by a group of investment firms
Acquired—
Noreen, Inc.—To Be
See
evidence.
will
The
-*
to
revenues-
Operating
expenses
Federal
"LePagC's."
name
of
$953,106
$
s
'
'
70,454,505
17,682,728
1,736,045
9,480,390
8,276,870
3,989,624
3,604,154
3,660,450
18,951,796
3,349,212
17,139,105
17,156,801
15,659,931
share
65,581,740
3,385,221
13,444,531
16,147,050
—V.
192,
10.
p.
in
the
Norwich,
The
^amount
for
acquired
has
company
an
undisclosed
controlling interest in Orgahell, N.V., a small fine
located at Amsterdam, The Netherlands, it
a
manufacturer
announced
was
Y.,
N.
cash
of
chemical
July
on
facilities
Production
11.
are
at
located
The interest was acquired from an individual owner.
acquistiion gives Norwich Pharmacal chemical manufacturing
facilities within
the common market and its first plant in Europe.
At the Dutch plant, Norwich will manufacture its patented nitrofuran
chemicals, used for human and veterinary drug products.—V.
191,
Mijdrecht.
The
&
Bros.
Burns
Johnston.
188, p. 2292.
Company above.—V.
Martin
—V.
and
6.00
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
1.60
shares of this
Co._
2.00
6.00
Sutro & Co
Walston &
2.00
2.00
& Co. Inc.
8.00
Co
—
&
Co., Inc
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
of New York, Inc
8.00
Co.—Private Placement—Drexel & Co.
Rohm & Haas
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
1.60
value, it was announced on July 12.
10 & 25-Ce.nt Stores
Rose's 5,
Co.—Additional Financing Details
Obear-Nester Glass
reported the July 7 offering of
210,045 shares of this firm's common stock. Additional
July
financing details follow:
Trust
of
Co.
111.
Louis,
St.
East
from
set
subject
the
the terms of their Purchase Contract, to purchase
shareholders the number of shares of common stock
respective
their
Lynch.
Smith
&
Fenner
Pierce,
41,045
Inc.
Walker
G.-H.
Yates,
Bache
E.
Ball,
&
William
Co
&
Blair
Ellis
&
Co.
Ohio
Reinholdt
2,500
2,500
MeCourtney-Breckenridge
&
4,500
&
&
Edwards
Rauscher,
Co.—
Co.—
2,500
2,500
2,500
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
—
2,500
1,500
White
3,500
—
._
1,500
Co
&
116.
Ogden Corp.—Sells Subsidiary—
See White
Sewing Machine Corp.
Ohio Bell Telephone
.
Period End. May 31—
187, p. 2004.
below.—V.
_
Co.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
Operating
revenues
24,805,251
23,667,714
Operating
expenses—_
14.496,153
13,594,171
taxes—
4,207,559
4,267,908
20,418,379
19,777,654
operating taxes—
1,971,384
1,816,112
9,956,317
9,342,488
Federal
income
4,130,155
191,
20,145,974
4,027,382
2640.
p.
121,860,445 115,793,823
71,339,775
67,904,046
3.989,523
4,046,160
Net operating income
Net after charges—
—v.
.
p.
West
Texas
C02
Co.
Pacific Telephone &
Period End. May 31—
18,769,640
19,693,379
"V"7""'';:'""
18,719,018
1
Company—
a-
subsidiaries for the first
high of $248,027,343, compared with
of 1959.
Net earnings, after provision
for taxes, amounted to $11,755,689, equal after preferred dividends, to
$1.20 a share on 9,633,750 shares of common stock.
In .addition, the
company had
a
profit of $27,825,590 on the sale of. the, company's
Canadian multiwall bag plants to Consolidated Paper Corporation Ltd.
early in the year.
The company's earnings in the first "six months of
last year were $14,128,369, equal to $1.54 a share on 9,024,047 shares.
The per share earnings for both years are computed on a weighted
average of the
number of shares outstanding during each half-year
period.
A statement
issued following a meeting of the boa"rd of directors
both of New York City.
and
other
corporation
was
the
convertible
due
July
PRESENT
EFFECT TO
15,
1970
par
stock
purchase warrants
such number
"Of
15,000 shares
8
$
■
■
,
$
§
84,234,33 3 453,302,328; 412,505,188
50,976,079 270,121,080 252,378,-115
11,244,000
58,948,000
52,445,000
92,426,960
experlSe$_—
55,247,738
income
1960—5 Mos.—1959
taXcS—
12,816,000
31,242
operating taxes—
10,043,216
8,131,027
50,409,886
41,113,542
offered at $4 per
operating
after
Net
—V.
income
charges—
191,
p.
2521.
.
14,315,006
11,391,307
13,883,227
11,560,827
73,825,362
61,360,515
' 'r :
/
66,568,531
56,702,502
,';V
The
Eldon
15,000
shares for exercise
and
July
on
Pan American Sulphur
Some
2,309,262
shares
of
stock
of
this
American
Pan
Sulphur is a Houston-based
to be used to
of homes.
firm with Frasch sulphur
corporation
SEC
recently
facilities at
In
Net
on
Tampa,
liquid
and
dry
bulk
storage and
loading
Fla.
first year of sustained production and shipping,
the world's third largest producer of Frasch sulphur.
1.956,
became
completed
its
PASCO
for 1959
totaled $3,462,400 or $1.50 per share, based
shares outstanding. Last year's cash dividend was $1 per
earnings
2,307,311
share.
::
-
sales in 1960 of $5,089,954 were up more than a million
dollars over the corresponding period of 1959—a record year. Earnings
for PASCO for the first three months of 1960 were 40 cents per share,
First quarter
as
compared with 34 cents for the
first quarter of 1959.—V. 190, p. 1736.
Papercraft Corp.—Rights to
Stockholders—The Paper-
is offering to the holders of its common
stock rights to subscribe at $31 per share for 125,537
additional shares of common stock at the rate of one
share for each eight shares held of record on July 11,
1960. The subscription offer will expire at 3:30 p.m.
craft Corporation
for
The
$2
with
to be
York,
are
enjoining
(par $1) to be
& Co., Inc. and
to
be
used
for
new
product
development
and
Forest Apartments
Associates
—
firm,
located
in
the
Eig
Building,
Silver Spring, Md., filed
registration statement with the SEC on July 11
partnership interest, to be offered for
units through Hodgdon & Co., Inc.,
which will
months
six
the
April
ended
a
covering $900,000 of
public sale in $2,500
receive a 10% com¬
organized in June, 1960, for the
purpose of acquiring title to and operating Rock Creek Forest Apart¬
ments, Sections 1 and 2, located in Silver Spring.
Lawrence S. Eig,
Blaine H. Eig and John E. McKeever are its general partners.
Under
a contract between
them and Silver Spring Shopping Center, Inc., the
latter has
agreed to sell to the general partners the real property
known as Rock Creek Forest Apartments, Sections 1 and 2, consisting
of certain land and improvements of 9 buildings containing 281 rental
a
Latz
Mr.
been
remainder
Mexico
p.
after
by
March
1960,
the first half
compared with
Edwin K. Latz,
July 13.
(unaudited)
taxes
that Seligman
reported
was
$532,634,
& Latz now has 269 beauty
1961
(the Shopping Center
salons
with 259 on Oct. 31, 1959, and that contracts
the opening of 20 additional shops during the
and early 1961.
The salons are located in leading
compared
operation,
for
signed
of
1960
specialty
and
the
include
and
shops in
"Antoine"
the
States, Canada
this country.—V.
and
United
chain
in
191,
1158.
Instrument
Service
Corp.—Common
Stock Offered—
prospectus dated July 11, the company,
via Pearson Murphy & Co., Inc., of New York City, pub¬
Pursuant
to
a
sale
deduction
penses.
to
the
The
that the net proceeds of
intends
purposes
in
that
the
such
indicated
proceeds
order of
will be*
priority:
Sales promotion
10,000.00
40,000.00
30.000.00
—
20,000.00
15,000.00
15,000.00;
5,000.00
Inventory
Materials
Labor
Overhead
Branch
Working
and
service
capital
offices
outside
New
for general business
Cowan's salary
payment of Mr.
BUSINESS—The
devoted
$20,000.00
Machinery and Equipment
j..
Relocation of plant and equipment
Research and development
t
the company
of
company
following
stock at a
nothing" basis.
the stock will aggregate approximately $321,500.00
the underwriting discounts, commission and ex¬
of
the
anticipated
is
PROCEEDS—It
after
limited partnership
apartments, together with related equipment and other assets.
Section
1, consisting of 141 rental apartments, was completed in May, 1960, and
Section 2, consisting of 140 rental apartments, is expected to be com¬
pleted
30,
preferred dividends, to 67 cents per
class B common
shares outstanding.
have
mission.
is
the offer
for
from
>
limited
Associates
in
equal, after allow¬
share on 751,100 common
This compares with net
earnings after taxes in the first half of fiscal 1959 of $592,171, equal
to 75 cents per share, based on the same capitalization.
and-
Proposes
Offering—
This
&
the regis¬
provisions of the Securities Act
stock.—V. 191, p. 2684.
price of $2 per share, on an "all or
Creek
of
Corp.,
violations of
licly offered 150,000 shares of 100 par common
capital.
Rock
Credit
Security
further
from
:
entry
notification with
Christy
150,000
per
proceed.1;
working
July
Credit
reported on
income
Net
Fla.—Files With SEC
June 29, 1960 filed a letter of
shares of common stock
on
covering
at
Co.
'
6
'
company's fiscal year, amounted to $18,586,000,
in the corresponding period in fiscal 1959,
the
President,
purchase properties for development
Af
share,. through Vickers,
City Securities, Inc., New York, N. Y.
offered
&
•
announced
$17,520,000
excess
company
*
the
First
facilities near Jaltipan, Veracruz, Mexico, capable of producing
of a million tons annually. PASCO sales are world-Wide. The
mining
in
by
trading
held
Dow
Security
department
The
company,
preliminarily
and
anti-fl'aild
of
sales
Net
V;^
Co.—Listed—
capital
order
Harris
and
sale
and
Beach, Fla.—Files With SEC—
1,
Rez-Tile Industries, Inc., Tampa,
approximately 13,500 shareholders, were admitted on July 6 for
on
the New York Stock Exchange. The ticker symbol is PAS.
156.
of re¬
1960 filed a letter of notification
of common stock (par 50 cents)
share, through D. Klapper Associates, Inc.; New
construction
p.
Seligman & Latz, Inc.—Sales Up—
75,000 shares
are
C'.
Office
Regional
Denver
court
tration
for exercise of the com¬
in
proceeds
192,
2634.
p.
SEC
The
York.
New
Net
191,
Federal
of
corporation
on
1960—5 Mos.—1959
$
$
1,666,536,527 1,608,972,315
376,080,093 303,525,912
—V.
$400,000
270.417 shs.
$3,242
'
15.0^
—
Vote
to
Outstanding
also V&served for conversion of the debentures at
Renmar Corp., Riviera
SEC covering
-V.
above
Co.
I960—Month—1959
$ 1
$
Period End. June 30—
ance
The
joined St.
p. 2522.
& Co.—Sales Higher—
Sales
of t'ne-se notes are secured y by- machinery and equipment
and ; are payable
$1,810.83 each three months. Unsecured notes of
$26,956.75 are payable $1,744 per month.—V. 191, p. 2206.
the
Stockholders
RR.
Coast Line RR.
Sears Roebuck
rate.
maximum
Line
Air
Atlantic
See
options,
are
it is. reported include sales
periods,
1960
and
1959
of Cornell Paperboard Products Co. which
1959 through a pooling of interests.—V. 191,
in
Security Credit Corp.—Enjoined—
are -'J^ggrved
mon^ stock purchase warrants
shares
late
Seaboard
FINANCING
£400,000
40(3,000 shs,
33,242
,
_
value $2.50_
fNotes payable
Common
both
for
earnings
Merger—
debs.
subordinated
stock
"Common
products.
Results
and
Regis
Authorized
6%%
off from last
were
proceeds
net
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
the second quarter,
offset
than
other
which the company will receive,
it is the intention to use approximately $325,000 to purchase additional
equipment including ovens, washing machines, kettles, shrink ovens,
a
still, and other equipment primarily to enlarge the company's ca¬
pacity of cast Acrylic sheet. Such equipment will be placed in the
expanded facilities to be erected. It is intended that all of'the new
equipment will have been delivered within 18 months. The balance
of approximately $260,000 will
be initially added to working capital
of the company and will be used
to finance receivables and an en¬
larged finished goods inventory.
PROCEEDS—Of
in earnings can be attributed in good
multiwall bags and kraft paper.
Although
decline
the
affecting earnings of this division.
The lower prices
production economies and profit gains in some
adversely
more
products.
plastic
that
price increases in both products were effective in
no appreciable benefit
was felt in this period.
In addition, lumber
and plywood market prices
incorporated in Connecticut on
Feb. 17, 1955. On June 30, 1959 Optical Plastics Corp., organized in
New York on Jan.
9, 1958, was merged into Polycast. The company
produces cast plastic sheets,
lenses, photographic filters, protective
BUSINESS—The
first half
the
reduced prices in
to
measure
and consolidated
company
1960 reached a new
for
out
points
M. L. Lee & Co., Inc., and Milton D.
were
the
of
six months of
—
Blauner & Co., Inc.,
sales
$229,539,810
to
,
Co. (& Subs.)—Net Down-
St. Regis Paper
Net
Securities Offered — Pursuant to a
prospectus dated July 11, 20,000 shares of this firm's
$2.50 par common stock were publicly offered at $14.50
per share and $400,000 of its 6V2% convertible subordi¬
nated debentures, due July 15, 1970, were publicly of¬
fered at par, plus accrued interest from July 1, 1960. The
the
Telegraph Co.—Earnings-
revenues^*
Other
notification with the
July 8, 1960 filed a letter of
on
covering 100,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be of¬
share, through S. Schramm & Co., Inc., New York, N. Y.
The proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.
Construction Corp., Bayville, N. J.
Exchange Commission—
415.
25,807
below.
i960=-Month—1959
U
..
Federal
Files
fered at $3 per
t$6,278.77
Operating
—
SEC
1960—Month—1959
1960—6 Mos.—1959
$6,878,534 $44,155,911 $40,099,613
on
Polycafct Corp.
stricted stock
Oil Recovery Corp.—Forms
»See
corporation
The
July 5, 1960 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 275,000 shares of common stock
(par io cents) to be
offered at $1 per share, without .underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.—V. 177,
The corporation
1960—5 Mos.—1959
$
$ ''if
$
g
,
Other
Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Commission—
and Exchange
Securities
With
—Files With Securities and
visors
—
Inc.
3,500
Pierce & Co.,
p.
191, p. 2748.
year,
2.500
Fusz-Schmelzle & Co., Inc.
Sons—
&
Co
Stix
4.500
———
192,
191, p. 2522.
Rotating: Components,
904.
191, p.
underwriters
4,500
—
2,500
2,500
Co.
&
2,500'
2,500
& Co.
Weedon
Eaffensperger, Hughes &
Co., Inc.
_
—
I. M. Simon & Co,
Smith, Moore & Co
——
Co._
&
Gardner-
&
Schwabacher
Inc.
—
Simmons—
&
Lemon
Newhard,
—V.
2,500
Dewar, Robertson &
Pancoast ■_
—
Edward D. Jones & Co.—
4,500
4,500
Cook & Co
4,500
Co——1—_w—4,500
Johnston,
G.
Co.
&
Co
Kraus-
Dempsey-Tegeler
The
Podesta & Co.
4,500
:
Whipple &
Burge
Blunt
Cruttenden,
7,000
4.500
4,500
Co.—
Hammill
Shearson,
Bacon,
Crowell,
7.000
&
Co
&■
Hutton
F.
A
7,000
7,000
duPont
I.
Hallgarten
3,500
2,500
7,000
9,000
Woods
&
Co
&
Francis
9,000.
Co._c
&
Heitner
3,500
McDowell
,—
—
Bateman, Eichler & Co.__
Boettcher & Co
.__
Brush, Slocumb & Co,,
Inc.
9,000
Co.
&
Inc.
9,000
CStraus, Blosser &
Rhoades
Loeb.
M.
Shares
3,500
V
■
Rotan, M'osle & Co
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
-
Hornblower & Weeks
Carl
preferred
$7,556,774
Pinewald Finance &
names.
Shares
.V'V.'
Merrill
—V.
appointed
been
convertible
Stores Inc.—Sales Up—
Peoples Drug
Sales
—V.
has
Co.
Sales
to
selling
opposite
severally
have
below
named
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed,
and
Period End. June 30—
registrar.
Appointed—
Trust
registrar of the 4.68%
cumulative
common
stock of the corporation.—V.
York
stock
the common stock is Illinois
The company acts as its own
York
New
Bank
Chemical
The
New
APPOINTMENT—The transfer agent for
State
Co., Inc.—Registrar
Penn Fruit
issue
11
Inc.—Sales Higher—
1960—Month—1959
1960—6 Mos.—1959
$3,140,671
$3,073,538 $16,036,176 $14,716,259
Period End. June 30—
—Our
have placed privately 25,051
company's 4% cumulative preferred stock,
series A, $100 par
—V. 183, p. 3016.
2418.
p.
1960."
by the close of
vendors
2.00;
2.00
2.00
Lemon
191,
Rockola,
2.00
Brothers
Lehman
'Rock-Ola's
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—
No-yes &
&
Co
Hentz
said
60,000-square-foot expansion program.
goal in the expansion of its new Hebel subsidiary,"
"as to start work on a complete line of in-plant food
planned
2.00
1.60
».
Singer, Deane & Scribner
William R. Staats & Co.—
Stephens, Inc.
Co
&
Hemphill,
Co
Richter
1-20
0.80
Inc.
Harrison
6.00
Curtis
0.30
O'Connor & Co., Inc.
& Co.,
Doyle,
Scherck,
2.00
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood—
Clement A. Evans
Kidder, Peabody
America—Interest Acquired—
of
Corp.
1.60
0.80
Inc.
Co
&
&
Moore,
coin-operated
making Rock-Ola a
1.20
Lynch
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Leonard
6.00
2.00
2.00
nation's second largest producer
phonographs, said the purchase is the first step in
major factor in the vending machine field.
Negotiations now are underway, he added, with a view to acquiring
three additional subsidiaries to Rock-Ola Manufacturing.
Purchase of the Hebel corporation was for an undisclosed sum, but
Rockola said the transaction was for cash with no stock involved.
In
addition to the 25,000-square-foot Hebel plant in Addison, the
acquisition includes three acres of land which will be used for a
of
1.60
Co._
&
Masten
E.
A.
25.20
—
Denton,
Clarke
W.
-
Nuclear
See
Co
&
& Co.,
Allyn
John
H.
1882.
page
C.
sev¬
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
Union
Dillon,
Inc.—
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.—
Bateman, Eichler & Co
A.
Corporation of Addison, 111.
David C. Rockola, President of the
rights.
of
exercise
Securities
Co.—Acquires Interest—
below have agreed
underwriters named
with
field
machine
purchase, and the company has agreed to sell to them sev¬
the respective percentages indicated below, all the shares of
stock offered hereby which shall not be subscribed for through
to
erally
Chicago, on July 11 entered the vendingannouncement of the purchase of Fred Hebel
of
corporation,
This
have
UNDERWRITERS—The
erally
Eastman
Norwich Pharmacal
Manufacturing: Corp.—Acquires—
Rock-Ola
to a two-for-one stock split on Dec. 11,
declared two quarterly dividends of 11 cents per
common stock, the most recent payable on May 27, 1960.
the
on
common
charges.
after
par.
directors
their $5,000 deposit
including legal and
fees.
other
DIVIDENDS—Subsequent
1959
22,226,247 116,569,419 107,162,461
$1
effect
Giving
—
partnership will reimburse the three promoters for
and pay other costs and expenditures incurred,
the additional
shares of common
of
to the sale
will have outstanding 1,127,387
Papercraft
of
Net income for 1959
in 1958.
compared with $7,518,265
and for 1958 $749,925.
$8,992,430
was
reported net sales and other income
1959 Papercraft
EARNINGS—For
•
1,941,069
income
operating
Net
Net
agreement.
principal
and
hesives
stock
1960—5Mos.—1959
3,694,160
taxes—
income
operating taxes
Other
13% in the partnership in exchange for contributing to the
partnership all their right, title and interest in and to the purchase
Total partnership capital will be $1,037,500 of which
$135,000 (or 13.01% ) is represented by the non-cash contribution of
the purchase agreement by the promoters.
McKeever has contributed
$2,500 in cash.
The net proceeds of
the sale of the limited partnership interests,
plus the $2,500 cash contribution by McKeever, will total $812,500, of
which $765,000 will be paid to the Shopping Center.
Closing costs are
estimated at $15,000.
The partnership agreement provides that the
mating
tags
and
first deeds of trust in the amount of $2,150,000.
purchase agreement,
the buyers have deposited $5,000
Shopping Center to be applied against the purchase price.
three named promoters have or will receive an interest approxi¬
The
The
makes and packages decorative papers, foils,
for use in wrapping gifts.
Kaycrest is the
brand name.
LePage's makes and markets adpressure
sensitive
tapes principally under
the brand
seals
The
which $765,000 is payable in
the
with
equip¬
necessary equipment etc.)
buyers are to take title subject
the
Under
$2,100,with tne
BUSINESS—Papercraft
company's
shares,
Co.—Earnings-
r$
24,291,186
14,666,333
.
pay
as
existing
to
proceeds from the sale approximately
a bank loan incurred in connection
the
to
used
be
CAPITALIZATION
1960—Month—1959
$
Operating
will
ribbons,
2418.
Bell Telephone
Northwestern
cash
company's purchase from Johnson & Johnson of properties and
ment
in the United States of the latter's Lepage's Division.
balance will be added to the general funds of the company.
Northern States'
Period End. May 31—
total
,
estimated $45,764,000.—V. 191, p.
an
PROCEEDS—Of
000
from the borrowings will be used to pay, in part,
be made during the calendar year 1960 in connection
construction program. This program will require
proceeds
expenditures
with
Monday, July 18, 1960
.
the construction and supply the
purchase price is $2,915,000 of
the time of closing: and the
plete
will be under¬
headed by East¬
Dillon, Lnion Securities & Co.
man
(Minn.)—To Issue Notes—
The
Federal
Power Commission
on June 23
authorized Northern
States Power Co., of Minneapolis, Minn., to issue short-term unsecured
promissory notes in the aggregate principal amount not in excess
of $32,500,000 outstanding at any one time.
The notes will be issued
In varying amounts and for various periods of time.
They will have
maturity dates of not more than 12 months and none will mature,
after Dec.
31, 1961.
The interest rate of the notes will not exceed
the prime
rate at the time and place of the borrowings wnich tne
States Power Co.
Northern
notes
.
.
(212)
corporation,
being obligated to com¬
AM,
with
York
25,000.00
including the
41,500.00
offices located at 693 Broadway.
Continued on page 48
Volume
192
Number 5969
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(213)
Dividend
tables.
announcements
nounced
a
the
In
first
all
during the current week.
second table in which
Insurance
in
grouped
are
indicate
we
Name of Company
Then
previ¬
Name of
Aberdeen
Acme
Common
5%
Company'
Petroleum
Missiles
Alba
Gas
6!/4%
Trunk
preferred
Allied
Control,
Allied
Mills,
Allied
8-10
10c
7-25
7-15
t$1.528
(reduced
8-15
7-18
8-17.
7-29
6c
quar.)_:
(quar.)_
Business
Equitable Insurance
American
Premier
Insurance
Common
7%
&
(quar.)
___
Beech
plus
Corp.
Company
Shoe
32c
Class
1
South
Soya
Stock
9-
9-24
Cherry-Burrell
4%
8-
3
Star
Fibre
Corp.
7-29
9-
Co.
$68%c
1
9-
(from
Inc.
6c
9-15
9-
1
125c
7-30
7-15
9-
1
8-
1
dividend
Oil
Corp.
McCord
!
8-15
50c
7-21
McCormick
7-
9
7-31
7-
9
8-
1
7-15
&
Corp.,
4lA%
series
series
4%
«24c
8-31
Merchants
7-29
8-15
7-29
10c
7-31
7-25
$1
7-31
7-25
$1
7-31
7-25
$1
9-20
9-
(quar,)__
(quar.)
preferred 1947
(quar.)
& Ohio Ry., common (quar.)__
3'/2%. convertible preferred (quar.).
Coca Cola Bottling Co. of Los Angeles—■
87»/2c
'f
Southern
&
Electric
Ohio
4.40%
preferred
Locks
7
Stockholders
8-15
87'/2c
9-30
9-12
held
July 25 will vote
three-for-one split of the
Cook
on
Paint
&
Varnish,
on
31 'Ac
8-1
7-15
$1,061/4
8-15
8-
preferred
conv
Corporation,
Dayton & Michigan RR.,
8%
preferred
Class
B
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
9-
1
8-15
Stock
dividend
8-11
9-
1
8-11
8-
Niagara
7-19
7-31
7-15
7V2C
7-30
7-26
20c
8-20
8-
5
9-15
9-
2
10-15
10-
5
50c
93%
.
Normetal
$1
10-
4
7-
8-12
8-12
8-
1
7-22
8-15
7-28
9-
9-
1
1
Dover
&
Rockaway RR.
,_
(quar.)
Corp..
9-21
9-
Pacific
1
7-29
7-20
Pan
7-29
6-30
Paton
7-15
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
9-
1
Express,
7-19
6-30
7-29
7-19
9c
Equity
conv.
Corp.
Flagg-Utica
Food
Penn
Peoples
1
8-12
Perrine
7-29
7-15
Petrolite
Phillips
9-
50c
9-
1
8-5
4C
8-
1
7-15
Industries,
&
$6
Company,
8-
1
75c
9-
1
Globe
Gold
&
1
7-22
8-
1
7-22
5%
preferred
Public
Service
(Two-for-one
New
common
National
Grace
Gross
Class
Growers
B
:
.
Y.)
(s-a)__—__
____
(quar.)1_____
Ltd., class A" (quar.)______
—
Co.
_
8-
1
1
9-15
7-22
~30c
9-15
9-
$2
9-1
15c
7-25
7%cs
7-25
$10c
7-29
7-15
25c
7-15
7-11
Horner
$1.16
10-
1
9-15
$1.29
10-
1
9-15
7-29
7-15
10c
8-
1
:
_—_
State
of
(quar.)
com.
—
7-20
8-15
8-12
7-22
8-15
7-20
25c
8-
1
7-20
37%c
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-12
7-26
7-12
1
7-25
50c
Ltd.,
—
(quar.)___
——
8-
Inc. (quar.)—__
(quar.)__:
;
Bearings,
Co.
4c
30c
8-15
8-13
7-28
7-29
8-13
7-29
35c
10c
50c
8-
7-15
9-19
income)
Manufacturing
(quar.)
Insurance
Fire
(quar.)—
Telephone
Industries
Service
Fund,
—
(quar.)
we
this
announced
10c
22%c
$0,008
—
8
1
9-
9-10
8-
1
7-15
25c
8-15
7-29
8-15
7-29
8-15
7-22
9-30
9-12
9-12
10-
52Vs>c
9-
1
8-15
87V2C
9-
1
8-15
8-15
9-
1
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
8-15
7-22
prior
9-30
9-
8-
7-22
Class
2
8-
7-22
2
5c
7-31
7-15
55c
9-16
8-19
9-
55c preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar. from net invest, inc.
$17c
Class
A
«1
Selection
Extra
Simon
25c
10-15
10-
5
10-15
10-
5
Ltd.,
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)
Skinner Chuck Co. (quar.)
10-15
10-
5
Sonoco
15
10-
5
Soss
deposit
1
7-
6-
3
9-
1
ordinary___——.____
00c
Co., Ltd.—
$$1,528
preferred (quar.)——
Allen (R. C.) Business Machines, Inc. (quar.)
Allentown Portland Cement—
Class A
(increased)
—
6%
Allied
Stores
Corp.,
common
Aluminum Co. of America,
preferred
$3.75
4%
$5
Can
American
(increased)™—
5 %•
8-
(quar.)___________
(quar.)—____r____—
Drug, common
preferred
(quar.)
Investors, Inc.
(Del.)
—
——
$1.25
10c
9-10
8-19
7-13
Common
7-20
7-13
4V2%
;
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5c
56V4C
9-lo
|25c
9-1
8- 5
8-1
7,16
50c
30c
7-29
/-ia
$1-25
(quar.)
Fire & Casualty Co. (Orlando,
.
10- 1
9-16
45c
50c
40c
8-1
7-18
8-25
7-22
7-25
7-15
9-15
„
2j>°
—
Furniture
Co.
(quar.)___
Home Products Corp.
Insurance
Co.
____
(monthly)—
(Newark,
5c
30c
8-15
8- 1
N. J.)-—
.
_
8-31
^
/-jo
7-1*
„
-
9-1
8-8
8- 1
8 -1
8- 1
32 %c
Quarterly
American
7-20
Israeli Paper Mills, Ltd.—
American
deposit
receipts
Co.,
6V4C
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
9-29
9-15
American-Marietta
8-15
7-29
1
7-20
7-15
6-30
8-15
7-31
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
American Metal Climax Inc.—
Special Investments & Securities—
7-20
10c
Co.
Quarterly
Quarterly
dividend ___________J__—______
Southwestern
80c
American
9-
Products
1st
Book Co.
American
Manufacturing
ia
01c
12%c
—
American Distilling Co.
7-12
a
?
25c
American
American
9-
8-26
1 n
10- 1
,n
(quar.)
(quar.)_2
6-21
7-29
7
q
93 Ac
(quar.)___—
(quar.)
1
7-15
6-2J
1
—
common
1
American
____________—i_-
7-25
7-20
(quar.)___—
(quar.).,
Aggregates,
preferred
8-26
(quar.)_
8-15
75C
2nd
7-15
pfd.
_„_
35c
—
com.
_
__
1st
4%%
1
5%
SI;
8-15
1
Aluminum Co.
1
Sons,
7-18
2"
9- 1
(quar.)
(Initial)
Incorporated
9-
&
8-15
,„7?c
12%c
—-—
6-24
6-13
.
_
preferred A—
9-
7-19
10-22
«| JJ; J
Gas Trunk Line
6 'A %
8-
(H.)
Stock
$0,441
11- 1
7-22;
7-22
Algoma Central & Hudson River Ry.—
$22'/2c
$$1.25
45c
50c
25c
5c
20c
______
8
7-22
rets
10-22
—
10-
Trust—■
Sidney Roofing & Paper Co., Ltd.—
90c class A (quar.)
————
Amer.
11-1
Olg^B (quar.).
American
7-25
«- J
8- 1
(quar.)
7-25
8-15
V-ll
J1
7-30
(quar.)__
I \
50c
8-29
Co.
8-1
—
8-15
Dillon
9-1
£
(quar.)"
B
tl5c
Scotten
7-15
Extra
17j/2C
2
7-29
8- 1
By-Products—
7-
25c
35c
$1.10
35c
9- 1
12%c
(quar.)
America—
of
01"Extra*
Class
7-18
7-18
6-21
10c
Co.
7-20
5
8-15
7-18
7-15
30c
18c
14c
28c
6c
(initial)
A
Alabama
8-25
8- 6
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
7-20
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Fund
Parking
Airport
9-10
9-10
8-20
(quar.)
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.
Air Control Products
(quar.)—
Alberta
1
Co.
Mfg.,
5%%
Affiliated
4
1
Inc.
Industries
10- 3
10- 3
9-15
5c
(quar.)
Steel
Payable of Rec.
9-30
9- 9
9-15
9- 1
7-25
6-30
*15c
$30c
$$1.25
(quar.)
A (quar.)
pref.
Holder*
When
Per
Share
of Company
50c
(quar.)
8-19 »
The list does not include divi¬
these being given in the
of Canada, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)™——
preferred (quar.)
—
Amalgamated Sugar Co., 5%-pfd. (quar.)-Amerada Petroleum Corp. (quar.)__
Regis Paper Co., com.
(quar.)__—
4.40% preferred (quar.)—
8-31 t
week,
8-15
St.
9- 9
7-14
8-31
8-2
give the dividends announced in previous
7-30
(quar.)_—
B-19
7-29
9-20
9-1
20c
8-15
Inc.
8- 1
8- 1
Co
5
—
7- 8
8-15
8-15
9- 1
9-19
18%c
14c
32%c
62%c
Inc.
(quar.)
Co.
W.)
7-29
$1-12%
(quar.)
(F.
7-20
7-20
7-20
7- 8
25c
7%c
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Public
8- 1
8- 1
7-29
10%
—-
Bros,
1
9-30
8- 1
1
31 'Ac
32%c
10c
(quar.)
9-15
5
Pennsylvania—
—-—
7-15
8-15
5
1
7-
75c
10-
10-
(quar.)
65c
Tobacco
10-
5%
7-22
7-22
7-22
7-22
7-20
7-25
Growth
Aeronca
9-
U5c
10-15
$12 %c
(quar.)
Adams-Millis Corp.
t20c
(quar.)
common
10-15
8-
1
1
1
1
1
8-12
Acme
10-
$1.37 V2
St. Paul Union Stockyards
7-20
9-9
8-16
Acme
fl5c
(quar.)
25c
13%C
8-
8888-
$1.20 class
26c
6-30
.
7-30
40c
$1,311/4
$1.37%
$1.43%
30c
(quar.)_
common
L.
5%
27c
10-20
10-
1
8-12
Common
20c
t60c
$1.20
(quar.)___
(quar.)
1
27 %c
1
9-
tl5c
Southwestern
(quar.)—
(stock dividend)
Dew Food Stores
(Frank W.), Ltd., class A
Co. of
(Increased s-a)
7-15
t62c
7-15
28 %c
10-
C.
A.
7-22
t25c
—
$1.25
11-
Power,
F.-Wrigley Stores, Inc. (quar.)—
D.. Incorporated (Initial)
(Reg.)
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
A.
65c
__
Industries, Inc._________
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd., class A (quar.)
1 '■
7-30
7-30 %
$$1
preceding table.
5%
1.
1
r
7-15
7%c
(quar.)
Roper
7-15
7-30
$75c
(increased quar.)_
Ryder System,
7-20
8c
Cab
■
7-29
(quar.)—
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd.,. class A (quar.)
Richfield Oil Corp. (quar.)________
_____
J.)
1
8-15
8-15
8-15
(annual)
(quar.)
8-15
$1.75
25c
—
Furniture—
convertible preferred
Insurance
1
9-15
8-
50c
(quar.)
(R.
9-
8-
$0,047
Below
Ry.—
(quar.).
Insurance
Reynolds
9-15
30c
weeks and not yet paid.
42 y2 c
(quar.)
&
Chicago
(quar.)—
Co. of Indiana,
Graphite
Reliance
Hemenway
Honey
Co.
2iy4c
Telephone,
41/4% preferred C (quar.) ___——
5%
preferred D
(quar
5%
preferred E (quar.)_—;
5 J/2 %
preferred F
(quar.)
5%% preferred G (quar.)________
5V2%
8
7-30
5c
1
Randall
25c
preferred
preferred
Alside,
8-10
—
preferred
Harrisburg
7-
8-10
60c
Products, Ltd.—
Participating class A (quar.)
8-10
$1.37%
preferred
8-
8-26
8-10
7- 8
$38c
$15c
$37c
(quar.)
A
Aberdeen Fund
Corp., Ltd
Mining,
7-15
7-25
8
l'JC
class A
Wayne
preferred
A
$1.75
(quar.)_
$0,128
B
Yellow
Quinte Milk
2
40c
iquar.)____
:—
5% preferred (quar.)
Hawaiian Electric, Ltd.—
5 % • preferred
B
(quar.)___
._—,_.—
5V2%
5Vz %
5
tl5c
preferred (quar.)
Quemont
7-18
2
7-
8-25
(quar.)_
Co.,
9-
7-15
7-22
10-
$1.37 y2
&
5'/2%
.
quar.)—_______—
(N.
Wine,
(A.)
1
8-
Class
Gyrodyne Co. of America. 5% pfd. (s-a) —
6% preferred (initial payment which cov¬
ers approximately one-half of arrears to
be
paid
in
amounts
varying between
$1.05 and $1.20 a sh'are) _____
Harris
4.80%
7-20
1
8-15
Inc.—
Co.
Insurance
8-
50c
(Dallas)
(quar.)
Gulf Power Co., 4.64%
preferred (quar.)__
5.16%
preferred iquar.)_—_—
:
Gulf
4.32%
1
10c
Name
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.16%
7-20
$1.50
(quar.)—L_.
Telecasting, common "(quar.)___——_
Union
Grand
7-20
1
8-10
9-
Fund
Woolworth
8-15
1.
9-
9-30
Puget Sound Power & Light—
split)
(initial
1
8-
8-16
Batteries,
Bank
8-
56y4c
(quar.)____
Insurance (s-a)—,
Telegraph (quar.)__
Stock
&
Winfield
6V4C
preferred
15c
Republic
Gould-National
7-20
75c
(quar.)
Procter & Gamble Co. (quar.)___
Provincial Transport, common (quar.)
7-28
8-
$1.50
Williams
1
75c
Petroleum
37 %c
—_.
7-22
8-
Line
quar.)
Pope & Talbot, Inc., common
common
preferred
4%%
Inc.,
Pneumatic
(quar.)
$1.50 preferred A (quar.)
Gar
Wood
Industries,
Inc.—
8- .1
30c
:
(quar.)
(Erooklyn, N. Y.)—
7-22
$25c
1
Mutual
Wisconsin
(Keene, N. H.) (quar.)
7-21
preferred
4% %
$5cK'
Corp.
3V2%
Gale
8-11
15c
(quar.)
9-16
.1.12 %
9
Co.—
pref.
60c
1
$:
9-
12 %C
Products
1
v-
Class
7-29
1
(quar.)—
9-
30c
dividend
Stock
7-15
8-
7-22
7-18
30c
(quar.)___
White Stag Mfg. Co.,
7-19
V-
1
8-
12 %c
(increased)-.
J.), Ltd., common
preferred
(quar.)
1
7-20
1
75c
(s-a)—
J
Scale
7-13
5 %■•
8-
8-
10-
6%
9-9
1
7-30
7-30
91V4C
Light & Telephone, common
7-SO
8-15
20c
(quar.>—
8-
8-15
$$1
Bank
Fort
1
8-
*■
Growers—
Carolina
25c
$1.50 preferred
preferred
10-
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
White-Rodgers Co.
25c
5c
(A.
4y2%
7%
9-9
5.20%
(quar.)—
12 %c
Motor
Freiman
1
7-15
(quar.)
class A
8-
of
(quar.)
(s-a)___
preferred
4%
Gear & Machine,
B
Class
Ford
,
(quar.).
Markets;
Giant
Foote Bros.
.
7-29'
8-15
8-
Peerless Insurance Co.
9-
Pittsburgh,
(extra).
Bros,
Farmer
8-15
5c
___
7-30
■
1
Fund
Point
Western
7-29
18c
Corp.
9-30
1%%
dividend)
preferred (quar.)
(stock
8-15
10c
.
(quar.)__
from net invest¬
(initial
1
25c
Corp
Millwork
Corp., $2
Empire
9-9
10-
Income
Westchester
Quarterly
Coal
Elk' Horn
1
(quar.)
Ltd., class
Insurance
Line
Western
World Airways (quar.)_.
Manufacturing, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Gas,
9-9
10-
Year-end
15c
Ltd.,
National
1
15c
pfd.
4%
Wellington Equity Fund—
(From
net
investment
7-12
7-15
5c
American
Fuel
10-
8-15
5c
approval
Co.
Co.
River
9-15
1
9-9
$1.25
$1.27%
Additional
Ltd., 4% pref. (quar.)
8-15
10-
1
Ltd.—
preferred
Vanderbilt
$0.0578
.__
Lighting
9-9
10-
(quar.)
A
Fire
50c
Coal Corp.
Telephone
10c
$3
1
8-
(quar.)______
(quar.)____
$14c
—__.—
S.
Value
8-15
$40c
(s-a)—!
(quar.)
5%%
U.
8-
Ltd.
Chemical Corp.
Onyx
1
preferred
(q^ar.)—^
preferred
(quar.)
10c—
Oklahoma Gas Co.
Overland
9-9
10-
$1.31 V*
Inc.,
Co,
Peninsular
5%%
7-27
$1.25
Quarterly
8-19
9-9
1
$1.18
(quar.)
A
class
51/41%
15c
(quar.)_
to
(12c
Oklahoma-Mississippi
8-19
1
8-31
9-9
1
(quar.)_^
Investments,
Grain
5%
7-15
:_
Drilling & Exploration
preferred (quar.)
6%
1
1010-
(quar.)
class
6%
dends
t25c
(quar.)
____—_____
1
9-
5%
._
(reduced)
class A
Freres, Ltd.,
Dupuis
Ltd.,
Co.,
9-
B
Fuel
United
8-15
1
common-
series
American
Ocean
7-29
8-15
$1
.___
1
8-
_
Northwestern Utilities,
8-15
30c
(quar.)___
9
8-10
3%
38 %c
plus 18c from capital gains )_
Mining,
Florida
10-
$1.28
common
preferred
Upper
___
Corp.
North
8-15
9-
12 y2c
5%
$1.20
RR
No-Sag Spring Co.
9-15
12 y2c
15c
Class
1
,____
Insurance
North
9
9-9
9-9
(quar.)
Corp.
United
9-15
1
$.00625
._.
Oilcloth & Linoleum, Ltd.
Paper
10-
87V2C
,___;
:—
dividend
Donnacona
Dura
Inc.
Houses,
Stock
c
8-16
Fund
Co.____
income
ment
1
$i2%c
Investing
Share
9-
1
1
$1.22%
preferred
(quar.)
Bros.,
1
10-
(quar.)
Instruments,
10-
$1.16
(quar.)
Corporations,
8-16
200%
Fire
9-1
preferred
Lumber
7-25
8-30
1
:
Merchandise
___
5
8-30
(quar.)
(subject
stockholders)
Central
convertible 2nd
Udylite
•
York
preferred (quar.)
Dobbs
8-15
1
,___
series—
York
Giorgio Fruit, new common (initial)
Dictaphone Corp., common (quar.)
Dominion
stock
New
Di
4%
8-25
(resumed)
Corp.
New
(quar.)__
class A
8-19
$1.12%
registered
National preferred stock
Nease Chemical (quar.)—
30c
—
9-10
Securities & Research—
National
35c
(quar.)
Dejur-Amsco Corp.,
8-25
Quarterly from net investment income
,
(s-a)
9-15
9-
.
National
shares
(quar.)
com.
8-19
;
$1.16'/4
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Thriftimart, Inc.,- class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
Time Finance (Bait.), 7% preferred
$1.10
Co.,
Corp.
Fund
York
(quar.)
(quar.)__
9-12
8-19
10-
3.65%
37 %c
(quar.)__
Acceptance
Income
New
(s-a)
common
preferred
7-19
8-
._
(quar.)
proposed
Press,
3%%
preferred
7-29
9-13
8
$1.12%
$1.15
.
(quar.)
preferred
Thalhlmer
1
8-15
Co.—
Hardware
preferred
Northern
Dana
Power
Process
Milner & Co. (quar..)____
Inc. (quar.)
:
:__
Crowley
Cuneo
5.25%
8-
9-
dividend)
Aeronautical
1
75c
Mortgage Co., Ltd.
preferred
$2.50
(quar.)____
New
prior preferred (quar.)
Coral Ridge Properties—
60c
5.12%
(N. Y.)
Co.
Ins.
(stock
be
to
$3
Coronation
7-15
42%c
.
(quar.)_
Jersey
common
common
1
West
25c
(quar.)
a
8-
55c
(s-a)
National
Co.—
meeting
7-15
$1.06 V*
preferred
New
special
a
'
7-25
Co.—
at
7-29
convertible 2nd preferred
5.10%
preferred
(quar.)—
8-
(quar.)
preferred C
5%
$1.50
A
5%
held
______
(quar.)_
preferred B (quar.)__,
Mutual
$1.16
class
6-30
preferred
United
preferred
Murdock
$1.06
Co.,
Co.
Moore-Handley
30c
(quar.)
Paper
Gas
Consumers
7-29
62 %c
4.50%
7-29
preferred (quar.)
6%
Combined
4.90%
20c
share
4.80%
1
10-
1
11-
Monongahela
8-15
preferred (quar.)
4.65%
6-30
Honolulu
of
(quar.)
Engineering
Minneapolis Gas Co.
'
4'A%
7-29
7-29
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.72%
35c
(quar.)
Manufacturers
Piping
preferred
6-30
8-15
9-14
$1.02l/2
7-29
8-15
7-
$1.06 %
preferred
4.65%
32 %c
Co., 5%
common
&
share
Matson
Minerals
80c
semi-annual
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common (quar.)
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)—._,
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Columbia Pictures Corp., $4.25 pfd.
(quar.)
Columbus
Midwest
7-29
8-15
2%
Chesapeake
Increased
4.60%
2nd
4.64%
.
25c
(quar.)__
preferred
8-5
2
7-25
28c
(quar.)
Union
Vh
each
9-
4
& Life Insurance-
common
preferred
8-8
5%
(quar.)
preferred
convertible
9
15c
income)
;
of
for
Corp.,
$2.50
Mead
7-31
27V2c
:—_
preferred
9-
15c
invest,
8-8
quar.)
8-10
8c
Quarterly
Navigation—
Stock
(initial
25c
:.
8-
9-1
Transmission—
35c
Company (quar.)
Maxwell & Moore (quar.)_
Manning,
9
17V2c
$0.00875'
Gas
common
7-21
(quar.)
Massachusetts Indemnity
9
10-
$10c
common
New
6
87 %c
(quar.)_
Fund,
Magnavox
7-25
8-15
Chemical
9-15
9-1
10c
4c
;
7-14
33c
-
(quar.)
9-30
series-
(quar.)
7-25
$1.10
7-30
—
Co.
7-11
8-15
(quar.)
9-10
.
series
7-25
41%c
5c
(quar.)
5
28yaC
12 %c
(quar.)__
A
Fund-Balanced
series
Madison
7-22
8-15
1
—
1946
10-
Matson
(quar.)
A
10-21
Texas
10-
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Corp.,
Tennessee
7-11
lie
(quar.) ~
com.
50c
A
Telephone
(quar.)
Lukens Steel Co, (reduced)
7-11
8-15
10c
Ltd
.
preferred
8-15
7-15
$9
Co.,
lc
class
(quar.)
Corp., class
Lorain
1
6-
7-20
(quar.)
& Co.
Longview
8-26
1
9-
2
70c
class
Travelwear,
(Eli)
Growth
$62,/2c
(increased)
Fund,
West
Co.
1
8%c
Telephone
Lipe-Roliway
50c
Lines,
dividend
9-
1
7-25
$$1.32
(stock dividend)
Broadcasting
4.50%
Lilly
40c
_
&
Central
Taft
*
Semi-annual
Central
8-15
4.10%
Crosse
Macco
(quar.)
Investment
1
8-
8-
24c
(quar.)
Biscuits
Superior Cable
9-
9-10
15c
7-27
12c
1
class A (monthly)
Macco
_
B
Canadian
Sunshine
4
7-30
8
7-15
7-20
7-30
37c
Castings
7-
8-31
8-
8-16
capital
from
(quar.)
Freight
7-15
25c
Holders
20c
Fund
(quar.)
preferred
7-30
from
(5c
(quar.)__
Co.
Steel
5c
5 V2 %
7-11
9-12
Ltti—
Fund
5%<%
preferred
(quar.)
Bowling Corp. of America (quar.)__________
British Columbia Sugar Refining (quar.)_
Buckingham
7-12
When
Payable of Rec.
Farnham—
preferred
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Balanced
Mid-Continent Oil
Sunray
9-15
$2.50
dividend),
Farnham
Liquidating distribution
8-31
1
20c
7-22
$1.75
Brooks, Inc.
(quar.)
Bowater.Corp. of North America, Ltd.—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Buckeye
9-15
40c
7-26
8-
20c
Bobbie
Brown
(stock
Department Stores
Insurance
,
Aircraft
Best &
&
4.25%
8-22
$0,038
gains)
Roe
10-
Per
..
Stock Fund
(from ordinary income)
Steinberg's Ltd., 5%% preferred A (quar.)_
Sterling Electric Motors—
La
8
Lone
__
Mutual
income
Stein
5
7-14
10c
Sanitary—■
(quar.)
Electrical Industries,
investment
8-
12c
(Minn.)—
Standard
Development
(S.)
Leeds
Registered
Atomic
1
7-27
B
(monthly)
preferred (monthly)
Kresge (S. S.) Company (quar.)
7-22
8-
95c
(s-a_)
preferred
Associated
8-10
17 %C
Radiator
9-
$1.20
8-22
3%C
(N. Y.)
Quarterly
American
&
$1.25
(quar.)J
(monthly)
Fund
Kratter Corp.,
Inc.—
income)
net
(quar.)_.
Productions
Bros.
Klein
50c
___
Shares,
from
Roe
$1.50
(increased quar.).
preferred
Income
King
8c
(Quarterly
American
Stein
Class
,
.
Radio
American
1st
Kerr
8-12
Line—-
A .(initial)
Inc.
Inc.
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Spur Oil Co. (quar.)
8-15
2c
Kansas City Life Insurance
7-26
8-31
,
7-21
1
4 V2 %
Payable 0/ Rec,
5c
7%c
A
Construction, class A (quar.)
Mills
Hosiery
Alberta
Share
class
Corp.,
&
1
9-
Holders
When
;
8-
$60c
______
,
share
7%c
1%%
fund
Research
;
(Ind.)—
—
-i:<1',
■
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Jamestown Telephone Corp.—
payment date.
.
of America
Corp.
dividend
Investors
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Per
Share
International Resistance Co. (quar.)
Interprovincial Pipe Line Ltd. (increased)
an¬
follow with
we
show the payments
we
Stock
separate
two
dividends
the
Holders
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
9
com.
5%
preferred (quar.).^
Mutual Fund
American National Insurance
4%%
American
Quarterly
Quarterly
—
,.
——-----
$1.12%
—-
_
-
»
9-1
8-23
9-29
12-15
9-10
11"3
6c
(Galv., Texas)
4c
4c
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(214)
(quar.)—
Gas
American
Natural
American
Holders
When
Per
65c
8- 1
Brooklyn Union
7-15
Photocopy Equipment—
Increased
quarterly
Class
(quar.)_.—i
v
5%
Rubber &
American
Steel
American
Thermos
American
Viscose
Anaconda
Wire
Cable
&
Products
Post
Anchor
Anderson
Class
Electric
California
Electric
7-15
7-20
California
Water
8- 1
7-20
25c
7-29
25c
9-22
7-28
8-15
8-15
:
50c
15c
2Vic
(quar.)
common
——
Ltd., common
(quar.;
preference series B (quar.)__
Public
Service,
30c
Louisiana
Gas
35c
preferred
conv.
4%%
Artesian
Water,
Ashland
Oil
Associated
5.25%
-
'v.-
Ordinary
Charlotte
5%%
Pref.
Atlantic
Co.
Ry.
preferred
Atlas
Life
$1.20
6% preferred B (quar.)
Steel Products
Automatic
Avalon
Telephone
Ayers
9-
9
8-31
8-
:
1
7-
.
:
series)
Dennison
8-
1
7-15
7-
8
$2.50
$10c
7-22
6-30
Detroit
TooIs__.
Oil
Stock
_______
6%
Piano.
10-15,r
8-
r
.
preferred
7-
Baldwin
1
Rubber Co.
4%
Bangor &
1"
7-14
8-1
Ohio
1
7-20
pfd.
87'/2C
(quar.)
preferred
37%c
(quar.)____
7-28
7-15
4% preferred (s-a)________L_________
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacinc Ry."
5% preferred fquar.)^
1'
8-20
7-29"
7-22
7-1
lieu
each
35c
7-30
$1.12%
7-30
Shares
7-15
5%
10- 3
10- 3
9-1$
8-25
Cleveland
'
8-25
7-29
8
4%
10-14
9-30
7%
$1.50
1-13-61
.12-30
15c
7-27
7-14
7-
37%c
4%
Aroostock
series A
Barcalo
Barry
RR.
Basic
B
9-
7-20
'
A
Corp.,
&
Paper
Corp.
'holders
Beecham,
7%
7-29
7-15
4.64%
7-29
7-15
5.25%
35c
6%
(quar.)
Works
4%,
Co.,
."
;;
Pioneer
9-30
preferred
gc
(quar.)
$1
Spark
g_
4
8-
1
7-
1
n-
1
7
_
(initial
^ ®
~
jsc
)"""•
5
9C
8-
7o
1
7I28
7
Mines,
Ltd.___________ ~~~
Products, Ltd.~IZ~
British
Columbia
Forest
Columbia
7-29
tlOc
7-29
7-9
8-1
7I
43a%
preferred
(quar.)—
%%
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
4
4%%
534%
6%
preferred
6%
2nd
$3.80
Brodie
(1956
series)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(Ralph)
(quar.)__;
<quar.)_
Co.
(increased);
^
f
t$l 12 %
{$119
(quar.)
preferred
1st
t$l 09
;
(quar.)____
f$Li9
Wl.W/*1
t$1.50
f$l 50
95"
i7yaC
8-
1
8-
1
10-
1
9.19
12.31
preferred
Corp.
preferred
8-15
8-
Ridge
Inc.
Corn
•
Products
Courtaulds,
' -8- 2'
;___
9-15
•-
1
7-
7-15
9-
9
7-15
,
8-19
31'/4c
9-15
8-26
17 %c
7-28
7-
t$1.75
(quar.)
9-15
8-31
1
Ltd.—
7-19
$1.50
(s-a)_
10c
$1.75
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
■'
8-
1
7-
1
7-15
8-
1
1
88-
1
7-
1
7-
1
7-15
$1.12%
8-
1
7-15
$1.50
8-
1
7-15
$1.02%
9-
1
8-
$1.06%
9-
1
8-
$1.21%
9-
1
8-
5
$1.25
9-
1
8-
5
$1.34
(quar.)
(quar.)
(1957
2nd
50c
;___
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
series)
(quar.)
preferred
9-
1
8-5
(quar.)
;
5
5
$1.37%
9-
1
(quar.)
$1.37%
9-
1
8-
5
preferred
(quar.)
$1.41%
9-
1
8-
5
preferred
(quar.)
$1.42
9-
1
8-
5
9-
1
8-
5
6.30%
1st preferred
Ltd;
12-1
(quar.)
preferred
A
non-cum
&
$1.18%
9-
1
8-15
$1.25
9-
1
8-15
preferred
Stock
Products
Co.
River
6%
Gas
1
7-
5
Fed-Mart Corp.
1
7-5
1
7-
8-
; ;
8-
30c
'
*
65c
8
11-
8
8-20
$1.04
$1.12%
8-
7-26
Class
A
1
9-
2
Class
1
9-
2
Federated
1
9-
2
Federated
Co
8-
5
B
Purchaser
Inc.,
8-20
Fidelity & Deposit Co.
Figurette, Ltd.. class A
Financial
15c
7-22
6-30
I7V2C
8-
1
7-15
$6c
8-
1
6-30
I7%c
7-19
preferred
Boston
Class
A
5
A
55c
1V2%
___
•
$2.50
7-25 '
-
7-
1
t
Jiv"
iTV*!!,
1»
1 f-
7-19
$35c
8-
7-19
City
Credit
Southern
12-16
'up *<>
•
8-29
23c
8-15
7-30
5c
8-15
7-15
7-11
lc "
7-25
lc
7-25
7-11
lc
8-26
8-12
lc
8-26
8-12
9-23
9-
9
9
9-23
9-
7-30
7-
9
8-20
8-
5
50c
(quar.)
:____
7-30
7-15
10c
(quar.)
common
9-30
9-15
7 Vac
56 %c
8-
1
(s-a)
8-
1
7-
1
7-
1
Bank
$1
7-21
6-28
7-21
6-28
Y.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
5
75c
8-
1
7-
10c
8-
1
7-20
17 %C
(N.
Bureau
(quar.)
8-
1
7-15
7-29
6-29
Corp.—
Class A and
1
8-19
9-15
Co.-—
preferred
Virginia
9-
$1
National
*7%
(Md.l
class
B
(stock
Mt-c40M/
l^lliirinii
7-19
8-
7VaC
A
(s-a)
National
First
class
common
First
8-10
1-1-61
8-
lc
(quar.)
Corp.,
7-19
1
1
12-
50c
(quar.)
(initial)
Corp.,
First
(final)__.
(s-a)
General
First
(increased-quar.)_,
preferred
7-
8-
$2.25
First
—
30c
11-
1
25c
(quar.)
__:
6-30
'
8-1
lc
(monthly)
(monthly)
1
(quar.)
1
9-
7-15
28 %c
J.)
Department Stores
7-22
Ltd._______l.___.
7-11
5c
,
(N.
15c
9-
9-
$35c
(quar.)
25c
8-25
1
7-21
*35c
...
National
10-
$1
8-
9-15
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
com.
1
15c
1
preferred
10-
$1.13
1
8
9-15
10-
15c
(quar.)__
Insurance
10-
8-
7-
20c
Mortgage Assn. (monthly)
Federal Resources
Corp.
(initial s-a>_____.
Federated Corp.
(Del.) class A (monthly)__
Class B (monthly)
Class A
(monthly)
______;
Class B (monthly)
;
8
1
P-15
7-22
30c
(s-a)_____
preferred
4.60%
8-15
12-1
$l2c
(quar.)_
$1.40
-
9-
7-13
42C
Quarterly
Grain, Ltd., class A_:
Federal
7-
1
30C
(quar.)
Class;B
7-15
.
7-14
8-
■
Federal
1
7-29
$1.50
Federal
9-20
2
9-1
X
5
5
'
,
$1.25
(quar.)____
7-5
,7-
10-1
$25c
York— •"
" '
8-
10c
(s-a)
1
8-31
25c
(quar.)
(initial)
8-
6-30
9-12
t5c
(quar.f
Corp.
7-30
87 Vac
;
(quar.)___
Caster
Fa wick
1
6-30
(quar.)____
preferred
Fate-Root-Heath
$
8-
7-16
7-30
•
Brewing Corp., com.
conv. preferred
(quar.)
'V 7-
8-
(s-a)
7-30
(quar.)
Falstaff
6%
35c
$12 %C
Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
Evans
6-22
(quar.)
(quar.)
Guaranteed
7-22
(quar.)_
preferred
1
8-
$1.60
12 %c
i
Electric—
Employers Group Associates (quar.)
Enamel & Heating Products, Ltd.—
5
55c
;
(quar.)
,
District
4%%
5%
(quar.)
8-
5
preferred
8-
(quar.)
Inc." (Fla.)
Cradock-Terry Shoe, 5%
1
8-
Gas—
Engineering Corp.__
Ordinary
8
45c
preferred
preferred
Fall
8-1
52 %c
(quar.)
(Dela.)
7-
(accum.)
B
7-19
7-20
<s-a)__
Ltd.
8
7-25
,25c 7
(quar.)
(quar.)
4%.
12-15
(quar.)______
&
6-30
7-
$1.12%
preferred
Erie
1
$50c.
-
America,
1
9-20
7-29
(quar.)
Natural
Class
15c
'
Properties,
60c preferred
7-15
'
1__
(quar.)
of
7-
9-30
7-25
(Increased)
preferred
Empire
8-1
■
Aviation
1
7-30 :•
•
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Faultless
common
7-18
7-
87 %c
common
Fairbanks Co.,
(quar.)__
Coral
7-15
1.5.51
7-15
8-15
$i3c
Co.,
(1956),
(accum.)
preferred
Paso
47VaC
New
Corp.
,
5.68%
7-14
7-30
.
$20c
(quar.)
Cooper-Jarrett,
7-15
1
7-31
!
35c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Conwest Exploration Co.,
7-15
8-1
8-
7-29
5C
Continental Motors Com. (auar.)
Continental Transportation Lines
IS
8-1
8-15
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd.
preferred
4%
1.11
7
10c
(quar.)_
Power
Continental
7-15
I. {
7-14
51c
preferred
Container
8
8-1
7-25
51 %c
4.16%
4.52%
7-15
fl2%c
Theatres
7-29
5,50%
6-22
6-22
'
of
7%c
quar.)
preferred
5.36%
8-22
(quar.)—
A
1
8-
1
(quar.
of
5%
Centers
50c
4.50%
Telephone Co.—
,
Class
A
Consumers
,
9-
i
8
g.jc
22c
British
Class
8-
8
8-1
(quar.)
Bakeries
Consolidated
h
7-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)____.
Edison Co.
1
7-30
10c
J:
$4,875
7-20
7-22
& Power—
preferred
8-12
9-
10c
_____
Supply Co.
Inc.
Corp.,
Products,
Emco,
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
preferred
7-25
9-15
lc
Twdu.stries
4'/4%
(
3%
$5 preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Laundries
6
8-15
28c
$1.37%
common
Consolidated
9-7
75c
25c
dividend
Consolidated
;• 7-20
7-
(Toronto)—
preferred (quar.)_
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred
7-30
7-21
7c
$2.09
8-22
8-20
7-18
;
;
$2.04
11.10
10-
$1.19
_
1
50c
(quar.)
Plug
9-
8-1
preferred
$2.20
9-17
11-30
7-20
$50c
Ltd.,
1
9-1
States
4.10%
7-31
$2
(quar.)"_•___;
Assurance
$2.06
1
7-31
'
1
$1.16
:—
G.),
Stock
$2
7.13
7-
(C.
Connecticut Light
$1.90 preferred
8
87%c
(quar.)_^
Products
Bralorne
8-15
20c
(quar^^i^"^
&
7.39
75c
9.
17-25
20c
preferred (quar.)_____
Bourjois, Inc. (quar.)
Battery
3
30c
_
common
j0_
21c
(quar.)
1—
common
$4.78
Bowers
7-15
1
Life
Quarterly
Quarterly
'
—
(quar.)___:_^___W_T_____
preferred
Bowman
8-
,
Conn
4C
(quar.)
preferred
$4.25
7-15
A
common
!___
Edison
7-29
(quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp.,
Boston
6-30
4%
iquar.)__—
Inc.
6-30
____
class
Confederation
20c
.
(La.)
7-15
1
_________
Insurance
6-10
8-
8-
9-
(quar.)
preferred
8-10
and
(quar.)_____
Corp.—
preferred A (accum.)
6%
El
1
$1.25
(Del.)
(quar.
Conduits National Co. Ltd.
8-1
:
Quarterly
3'/a%
$l5c
9-
9-15
lie
10-31
1
8-10
$1.31'/4
common
11-25
8-
U5c
Inc.—
$1.50
y7-14
;
Gas,
&
Pennsylvania RR,
Ekco
8-10
1
1
Inc..;
Natural
5%%
9-1
8-
(quar.)
Composite Fund
7-15
$17%c
"
(quar.50c
Tobacco,
Corp.
Fisheries,
20c
.
common
Life
Furniture,
Bondstock
Booth
all%
t
(quar.)_
preferred
Bell,
8-1
6
8-15
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp. (quar.)
4
12-13
$1.25
5.65%
common
Fund
11-23
;__
Organization
Bros.
8-
Concord
8t„___—
Standard
Bi»derman
9-1
Stock
2%
;___
Income
$1.75
9-
Electric—•
Co.,
Metals
preferred
East
7-20
10c
(quar.)
<quar.)__^
preferred
Concord Fund,
Ltd.,
Edison
prefefred
Commonwealth
\
approval of stock-
dividend
Beveridge
Bloch
"T
6-24
1
8-26
.____
(initial
Canada
Bradstreet
5'/L*%
Inc.
of
Inc.
Kootenay Power,
7%
Cc.—
Ohio
Engineering
9-
30c
$5
preferred
(quar.)
Southern
&
&
East
4%
1st
System
Commonwealth
'
7-28
30c
Ltd
preferred
Gas
Combustion
ioc
(quar.)__
Sept.
Iron
6
28'Ac
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.—
4%
preferred (quar.)^
Stock
'
non-cumulative
Columbus
6-24
Corp.—
Group,
Beneficial
7-
7-28
$50c
Corticelli,
Belmont
7-27
:-
Co.—
Ry.
1
9-13
UOc
Duro-Test
Co.—
Southern
10-
13c
(quar.)_
4%%
(quar.)
$25C
(quar.)
(initial)
preferred
Dun
:
8-15
18%c
1
50%
$4.50
Eastern
income)
8
8-16
10-
(E. I.) de Nemours & Co.—
F*"tnrn
9-
7-
9-15
1
(quar.)
7-21
-
1
8-
11-
(quar.)
preferred
7-21
50c
7-15
tlOc
dividend
Co.
Pont
7-31
87%c
1
$15c
Common
du
12-lt
10-1
(quar.)______
investment
Pont
Du
7-31
7c
&
Columbia
(quar.)______
Co., Ltd.—
Manufacturing Co.
Belding
5c
10c
(quar.)
Aircraft
4%
8-25
1
- -
y*.
45c
8-
$31%C
(quar.)
(quar.)
investment
common
$5
,
Monthly
6-25
7-20
.
7-15
7-15
—
preferred
Chemicals.
$1.25
(stock dividend)
(from
Colorado Central Power
(quar.)_______
common
preferred
(3-for-l split subject to
Eehlen
7-20
:
•:
51.12%
preferred series 1947 and 1956
Colorado
6-25
$1
A_____
5%
6
$1.06
.
1-1-61
"• 'r':
;
pfd.
1st
7-14
Illuminating—
com.
Fund
Colonial Finance
6-25
7-20
,
'
Power
Baystate
Beech
Inc., class
convertible
Class
"
„
Products
Bathurst
it*
9-30
55c
(quar.)
(increased)
(quar.)_
Co.__________________
Mfg.
4%%
ft"
20c
$1.75
Co.
8-19
8-15
,
$1.50
'
(s-a )J_-_____________.
Engineering, 6%
Collins Radio,
8-19
'
^
"
& Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
special guaranteed (quar.)
regular guaranteed (quar.)
Coleman
8-19
preferred
Controls,
Class
Blue
9-19
9-19
$1
7.9-12
.
y-16
9
8-
1
________
Ltd., com.
capital gains)__.^
Eagle Food
^
'
; :
8-15
for--
com.
9-30
8-
'
Cleveland
7-29
% 15c
"$1.50
net
Ducommun
,;9- 1>
25c
of
(quar.)
Electric
New
7-20
^
$1.25
(quar.)
!______
preferred (quar.)____.
4f/a%
7-29
•'/ •- 1
$2
...7'
.
8-17
—
$3.50
Mahoning Ry. Co. (s-a)___
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
preferred
7-15
$1
%60c
share
held)
:■
$1.18%
(quar.)
one
from
Dubois
Co.—
(quar.)
cash
Ry., common
7-15
;
"__—
RR.
8-15
6-30
7-15
(quar.)__
Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)_
Ltd.
Industries
Stock
2
4
7-29
7-29
$37 Vac
Drug Fair-Community Drug Co.,
9-15
&
Cleveland,
7-15
7-30
of
60
Clearfield
$1.12%
Co.
City Stores Co.
(In
(quar.)
Inter-Terminal
9-
11-
f-22
9-20
8-31
$20c
■.
dividend
from
f-38
11-23
11-23-
1
6-20
3
Dreyfus Fund—
1
10-20
12-15
7-29
10-
8
9-12
8-
$ 15c
(quar.)
(initial-quar.)
1
Corp., 5%
Industries,
Dresser
9-20
8-15
& Sons Co.—
'
7-15
1
7-
7-21
,
$1.25
7-15
7-
7
91.25
A
7-30
7-
7-
1
37%c
7-30
1
5
9-
37%c
4%%
1
8-
37%c
Cincinnati
8-
Dover
(9c
7-15
8-
Dover
1
Co.
7-15
,
7-15
9-
9-15
30c
;
preferred
Coal
common
Stock
1-15
9-15
1
7-11
7-
25C
(quar.)__.
Ltd.
(R. R.)
New
1
1
$17 Vac
-
-
(quar.)
&
(quar.).
Donnelley
7-20
8-1
60c
loc
(quar.)___
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_L
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, com.
-4% preferred (quar.)
;
7-14
pref.
conv.
pref.
$1
7-20
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
9-
8-
35c
Y.)
3% %
Ry.,
9-15
8-
39c
Dominion Tar & Chemical,
8-
7-20
8-
39c
;_
Ltd., common
Dominion Stores,
(quar.)
(N.
Ltd.
7-15
15c
7-30
2oc
Bridge,
7-15
35c
8
2
25c
(monthly)
8-1
37%c
(quar.)
Series
.
Fields
8-1
(quar.)
—
8
8-
12-
25c
Oil
Dominion Steel
com.
Bank
2nd
8-
3
12-15
37 %c
(quar.)
Monthly
7-11
3
9-
5
8
40c
Monthly
$1.05
—
(quar.)_
pref B
Common
Colonial
Bangor-Hydro Electric, com.
7% preferred <quar.)__
4%% preferred (quar.)
Dominguez
$1
—-—
15c
;
(quar.)
9
9
Dominion Fabrics,
7-15
preferred (quar.)
I
9-
Dominion
7-30
"
9-
12-
9
10c
(quar.)__
t-21
12-21
9
Series A
7-14
8-
Baltimore & Ohio RR,*—
Common
Manufacturing, common
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Dome Mines. Ltd. (quar.!_
1
9-
1
78-
3
2%c
(increased)
Dodge
i
7-30
—___
7
7-15
9-
Common
:
■;
4
8-
10c
(quar.)
7-
7-30
8-
8-
7-30
Inc.—
Shares,
12-
7-30
.
7-30
(Quarterly from net investment income).
Dodge &; Cox Fund
Beneficial shares
12-
Commop
10-15
1-15
1
invest¬
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Dividend
t-21
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
4%
Corp.
preferred
6%
Diamond
7
12-21
17%c
dividend
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baldwin
6-30
23c
8-15
25c
7-
Corp.
2
9-
$2
7-28
$1.25
(quar.)—._
7-15
25c
7-22
National
8
7-11
8-
62 Vac
(s-a)—
Tunnel (quar.)—!
Canada
$1.25
(quar.)____
Gas & Electric
7-27
7-
1
7-21
50c
(quar.)
8-10
7-30
t-21.
12-21
8-15
8-
25c
to $3.50 preferred
&
7-11
28 Vac
(quarO
common
debentures
(quar.)
37%c
____
8%
25c
Common
Baker
Voting
8-1
A
8-19
30c
■
8-15
7-22
5c
7-11
14c
(quar.)
A
common
B
1
30c
(quar.).
8
1
25c
9-
23c 1-15-61
<L. S.)
(1947
78-
-V—
Cnesapeake
12%c
preferred
7-20
9-15
Mfg.,
8
7-25
7-25
40c
Dean
6-24
7-
$1.18
Company (increased)
Phipps Stores, 5%% pfd. (quar.)
Deerfield Glassine (quar.)
;
Delaware Power & Light, new com. (initial)
1
1
30c
—
(quar.)
Vilbiss
De
8
8-
8
Coatings—
preferred
$1.25
$1.25
Manhattan
&
(quar.)
A
$1.50
8-19
25c
i_
7-15
class
8
7-
35 c
$1.25
17 %c
& Company, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)________
8-15
9-15
Inc.
Chemical
4%%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
Cities Service
4
•- 1
$20c
Daystrom,
Desoto
:
1
34 %c
4%%
8-15
7-
8-
59c
$5c
9-
125c
net
6-30
9-1
1
1
$1.25
(quar.)
25c
125c
34%c
(from
7-29
7-
88-
$1
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Water, 5% preferred
Dayco Corp., common
$2 class A pfd. (quar.)
1
$10c
& Light Co., $4 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
1
$1.06
$1.13
Power
Davenport
8
(quar.)
7-5
,
"B"
9-
»-
10c
8-1
7c
Fund
9-10
t-30
—.
Corp.
(quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
93%c
(.resumed)________
Co.—
7-11
L
(quar )
conv.
6-30
1
Co,—-
Securities
$1.50
7-7
7-25
4%% .'preferred
:
preferred
Chase
.
5c
10c
& Light—
preferred (quar.)
:
preferred (quar.)-—
Central
2
6-30
(quar.)
5c
common
$1.40 preference A
7
12-
7-25
Dallas
Central Power
4%
12-30
5c
$4.24
Chemway
income)
%%
7-15
8-20
1
7- 7
—
ment
7-29
9-
50c
7-15
7-15
A
Hudson
7- 7
pref. (1958 series)
pref.
(quar.)
Corporation (quar.)
5 %%
Axe-Hough ton
Central
1
5%%
Avco
6-30
7
(quar.)
8-31
B
1
9-
A
7-29
8-15
Trust—•
____.
9-15
class
Laboratories; class A
Class B (quar.)
10-1
(initial-quar.)
9-29
$1.75
non-cum.
7-29
S-
11-14
6
8-15
$75e
8-15
1
10-
8-15
(quar.)
1
1'
12-
50c
$2
8-
89-
28c
Cutter
7-30
preferred
1
■
9
9
(quar.)
7-14
68%c
preferred
8-1
—
7-
9-
A
1
—__
(quar.)
preferred
8-
—_______
1
1
28c
i_
(quar.)__
$1.12 pfd.
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
common
15c
___;—
preferred (quar.)
preferred A. tquar>_
8-
10-
class
6-28
25c
5%
preferred
7-30
30c
5%
8-
5%
$1.50
6%
I
1
7-29
8-
prior preference (quar.)
Banking Corp., common (quar.)_
9
Sugar Co.,
8-
&
5%
1
6-
7-15
1
$1.08%
(year-end)
7-15
25c
(quar.).
9-
(quar.)
1
$1.18%
Okla.i .(quar.)
1
non-cum.
7-27
'
25c
preferred
$1.02%
(Tulsa,
8-
25c
_____
Land Co.,
61
American
7%
(reauceu)
preferred
$1.50
conv,
(quar.)
$2.75
9-
155c
(quar.)—________
7-15
$2
' $10c
:
—
(quar.)
Central
8-
$4.50
■
Ltd.
1
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—-
(quar.)_________
:___
Gas, common (quar.)
preferred
25c
dividend
Class A
Ltd.
common
Central E'iectric
7-1
6-27
7-
$$1.25
com.
Common
$1
Austin, Nichols & Co., common
Automobile
5%
8-1
Corp.,
30c
;
9-
8-
Corp.—
(quar.)
$30c
'
Investment
1
Celotex
8-19
7-20
A
4.20 % ;
..
8-12
9-30
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Cuban
7-
$15c
$15c
1
$1.12
7-
1
$40c:
$37%c
(quar.)_—$18%c
Ltd._:
(quar.)_.
1_
Caterpillar Tractor,
13c
.
Co.
$$1.50
125c
Insurance
Stock
new
Plate
Extra
7-29
1
1
8-
$8%c
(s-a)
8-12
(quar.)
Steels,
Corp,
Company
Cassiar Asbestos,
8-19
88-
& Co._
5%
Quarterly
Atlas
Carlisle
Caspers Tin
Carwin
Ry.
(L. E.)
8-12
Refining Co., 3.75% pfd. (quar.)
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd., class A (quar.)
B
Pacific
1
a2%%
f
(quar.)
1
(s-a)
7-15
9
10c
International
A
9-
International, Ltd.—
6%% conv. pref. series A (quar.)
7-
30c
(quar.)_
Ltd.
9-
Atlantic
Class
Canadian
Co.—
(quar.)
class
8-1
33c
(quar.)_.
Ltd.,
9-
4%
4.35%
preferred
7-29
7-29
7-29
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
75c
62Vic
;
Electric
5%
Canadian Oil,
r
Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
4.75%' preferred
(quar.)
4.10% preferred (quar.)
Class
7-29
$10c
(quar.)
Cork
Crown
7-
$20c
7-29
-1
Ltd.
1
31c
Common
Ltd.—•
(s-a)_
City
Carpenter
participating class A
8-
25c
Southern Ry., (s-a);
Canada Vinegars, Ltd. (quar.)_____
Canadian Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
X
25c
Line
Corp.,
7-15
8-
34c
Canada
$1.31%
(quar.)__
__
(quar.)
Air
Acceptance
6-30
of Rec.
15c
Ltd. (quar.)
Co., class A (quar.).
B
Holders
Payable
2%
(increased s-a)
__—————-—
L.),
Crouse-Hinds
7-22
1
(R.
Class
1
8-
dividend
Cryotul Oil
—
Carolina, Clinchfield &: Ohio Ry. Co.
7-20
60c
common
of Georgia Ry.
Common
(quar.)
___________—____
Athey Products Corp.
&
7-20
1
1
8- 1
8- 1
Stationers Supply (quar.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry., com. (quar.)
5%
preferred (s-a)
Atlanta
1
9-15
2%
Associated
Atlantic
Ltd.,
International
43%c
interim
9-24
1
75c
45c
Industries,
preferred (quar.)
(stock dividend)
Dry Goods Corp., com.
(quar.)_
Canadian
9-1
Industries,
8
7-30
$$3.50
(s-a)
(quar.)____:
7-11
8-15
(quar.)
Foils,
Mines
Co.
7-18
7-18
7-11
7-11
8%c
______
Canada
Lake
Soup
1
1
1
1
;
Refining
Campbell Red
Campbell
1
8-
Hydrocarbons,
25c
(quar.)—
8
9- 2
Canners,
62Vic
60c
—
7-
,
7-15
8- 1
•
9-1
9- 1
9- 1
———
(quar.)
Electrical
8-
—
Canadian
56'Ac
preferred
Associated
15c
25c
$3 pfd. (quar.)__
Telephone Co.—
Common (increased quar.)
$1
preferred (quar.):—
:—__
$1.20 preferred (quar.)
$1.24
preferred
(quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)_
•____
Canadian
_
7%
&
Crossett
Power,
Bronze,
(quar.)———
preferred
7-
31c
7-29
7-20
8-15
Stock
&
Canadian
9
59c
y
—_
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co.—
}20c
pfd.
8-12
7-20
7-20
.89-
27V'aC
$2.36
Arkansas
Crain
Amer. (s-a)
Canadian
J62Vac
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_—
$2.40 preferred A
(quar.)——
$2.50 preferred (quar.).
7-11
(quar.)
of
6-30
8-10
7- 8
7-8
6-22
88889-
$25c
Corp.,
$1,10
■
7-18
—---
9- 9
8- 1
8- 1
7-25 v;
—
Arizona
7-15
25c
(quar.)
.7-20
9- 1
8-1
8-1
7-20
"preferred
(quar.)
:——————
$70c
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)_
$30c
$2.90 preferred (quar.)——
-—473c
4Vi%
preferred
(quar.)————————
$56%c
Anglo-Huronian,
Ltd.
(s-ai—
—
$25c
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (quar.)————
35c
Animal Trap Co. of America, com. (quar.)—
20c
5%
preferred (quar.)—
—
62%c
Anken Chemical & Film Corp. (s-a)—.___—
5c
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd.—
5%%
preferred A (quar.)———
—
$$1.37%
5%%
preferred B (quar.)
—_
$$1.37%
Appalachian Power Co., 4%$> pfd. (quar.)—
$1.12Mi;'
4.50% preferred (sinking fund)
$1,12%
$2.50
8-1
Craig Systems, Inc.
Crusn
7- 8
7-28
8- 1
$2.80
Argus
common
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd., 7%
7-29
Co.—.
—
$1
____—_________
Business Men's Assurance Co.
10c
37%c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Ltd.,
Co.,
50c
(quar.)—
B
12-12
7-29
&
7-5
When
Share
Name of Company
8-1
v
(quar.)
Anderson Clayton & Co.
Burroughs Corp. (quar,)
Burry Biscuit, $1.25 preferred
Burns
$1.75
(resumed!
Products Co. (quar.)——
Products
Corp.
7-15
9-12
12-20
8-15
$1.25
$1.25
22%c
(initial)—
Plastic Corp.
American Smelting & Refining—
7 %
preferred
(quar.)
American
7-25
9-20
15c
non-cumulative preferred (quar.).
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)——
5%
9-12
7-15
10-
(s-a)
Per
Payable of Rec.
30c
(quar.)
Burgess Vibrocrafters
75c
—-—•
preferred
1
7-25
18%c
(quar.)—
A
class
President Lines,
B
Bullocks. Inc., 47e
—
American
Share
(quar.)_________
Gas
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Monday, July 18, 1960
..
.
.J#-
dividend)
2%
Volume
Number
192
5969
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(215)
11
'
Per
Name of
Company
Florida Steel Corp.
Floriaa
Water
Food
Fair
Food
(quar.)
Machinery
Stores
Ford
(stock
dividend)
Forest
Fund
_
Realty Co.
8-24
Hercules
8- 9
7-1
(quar.)
Powder, 5% preferred (quar.)—
Heyden Newport Chemical Corp,—
(s-a)
7-29
8-19
Common
2
•
20c
7-20
7- 9
3 '/a %
9-
8-15
$4,375
7-29
7-19
6-30
8-
hno
8-15
10c
15c
11-15
7-29
(quar.)
$1
9-
1
<11-1
Hirscn
$1
Corp.,
7-25
Holly Oil Co.
Holly
Inc.,
7-
1
Holly Sugar
2-ior-l
Class
A
(monthly)
7c
8-31
8-
1
Class
A
(monthly)
7c
9-30
9-
1.
5%
Gardner-Denver
4%
Geco
Co.,
(Julius)
Mines,
General
Honey Dew
8-10
Honolulu
8-
1
7-14
Hoover
45c
9-30
9-15
25c
(increased-quar.)_
Co.
(initial)
9-30
9-
Baking
Co.,
Class
preferred
jDeneral
Crude
[General
Oil
Drive-In
General
Mills,
General
Motors
Co.
15c
7-15
Home
10-
1
9-16
Houston
5%
9-16
8-
50c
8-10
7- 8
6-17
30c
Public
Wares,
Ltd.,
Telephone Co.
preferred
$1.30
cumulative
8-1
7-5
Huttig
28c
8-26
7-29
5%
8-15
7-18
2
7-4
8-1
7-8
ff-15
7-25
J$1.25
_—
Food
A
preferred
B
7-25
8-15
7-25
preferred
25c
11-15
10-25
$1.30
preferred
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
11-15
10-25
4.20%
preferred
$1.30
preferred
B
32Vic
11-15
10-25
4.26%
$1.32
preferred
33c
11-15
10-25
4.42%
General
$2.50
—
(quar.)
—
of Indiana—
Telephone Co.
preferred
$2
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)__
5116% preferred (quar.)
5^20 %
preferred
& Casualty Insurance Co.
Quarterly
Lincoln
Litecraft
Little Miami Railroad
General Telephone
$2.20
of Southwest—
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
6-
3
7-
5
7-29
7-15
9-12
8-18
9-12
8-18
Class
B
preferred
9-20
$2.40
1
7-15
Loblaw
9-
1
8-18
$1.50
8-
1
7-20
2nd
|
8-
1
7-15
1
7-15
8-
55c
5.10%
6%
preferred
preferred
1
Class A
7-15
8-12
Lockheed
8-
Long Island
8-15
75c
9-15
8-31
8-
Preferred
7-15
1
at
9-30
9-15
$1.25
12-30
12-15
5c
7-29
7-15
25c
8-
1
7-15'
$1
8-
1
7-15
(quar.)
1
7-15
—
(quar.)
8-
7%
(increased quar.;
$3.50 preferred A (quar.)
Controls Corp.,
5Vi%
convertible
7-15
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
1
7-22
8-
1
7-11
8-
1
7-11
8-
1
7-11
8-
1
7-11
8-
1
7-11
Lunkenheimer
8-
1
7-11
Lynchburg Co.
37 Vac
9-
1
-*oc
7-29
7-15
87Vic
_____
7-29
7-15
series
(entire
A
4Vi%
50c
redemption on July 22 at $22.25 per share
plus this dividend.
Convertible into com¬
to
mon
Gimbel
July
4 Vi %
Girard
7-22
55c
7-25
$1.12 Vi
15c
15c
(quar.)
non-participating preferred
6%
non-participating preferred
Gladding McBean & Co. (quar.)
Glatfelter
4 Vi %
(P.
H.)
Co.,
preferred
4%%
Shale
(quar.)__
Gold
Seal
Class
preferred
Golden
Nugget,
Goodall
11-
A
Goulds
Inc.,
Pumps
5%
August
preferred
7-
5
7-5
7-30
7-
50c
1
■
8
"&-15
8-
1
8-1
30c
9-15
9-
2
7-22
25c
7-22
6-29
.......
9-12
$2
9-12
$2
12-12
8-22
$2
v
8-22
11-21
-
12-12
:
11-21
:
<<
40c
9-10
40c
12-10
9-
1
12-1
div.)
100%
8-
1
7-15
(quar.)—_
A
$1.37Vi
8-
1
7-15
1
7-15
1
7-15
Inc
25c
8-
1%
8-
'
Stock
,
dividend
—
Griesedieck Company—=.
5%
convertible
preferred
(quar.)—_;
Industry Shares—:____!!;—
(43c from capital gains and 8Vic from net
8-
7-29
Life
Mobile
$5
,
$5
oillf
Insurance Co.
&
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Western
&
Common
Bros.
Halliburton
Hamilton
Co.,
Controls,
Well
Oil
H-C
6%
preferred
Schaffner
Ltd.,
Inc.—
5%
Co.
(quar.)
Stores.
Hat
Inc.
10-
8-1
1
25c
(stock
Aluminum,
dividend)-—__
common
(quar.)
.8-
1
7-15
9-22
9-
6
8-15
8-
5
7-29
7-29
*
6-30
class
A
:_
(initial)
4Vi%
7-20
8-22
lVi%
56V4C
(quar.)
of America,
pfd.
8-15
7-29
8-
7-18
1
Mansfield
6-30
7-28
8;!8-
1
1
7*
7-22
7-20
7-30
6-30
7-15,
7-19
7- 8
& Rubber
(quar.)
'
Milling, Ltd. (extra) i____—___
Maracaibo Oil Exploration Corp. (annual)__
Maple
8-
1
7-
8
Marconi
9-10
8-10
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
Tire
Leaf
International
Co.,
Ltd.
additional
Marine
Ordinary
shs.
for
each
7-22
10-15
9-15
Massachusetts
7-29
8-
1
7-19
8-
1
7-18
3%%
from
net
Investment
investment
preferred
8-
1
7-18
$3.75
preferred
(1945-1947
1
10-17
$3.40
preferred
1
10-17
9-
1
7-29
Mayer
3%%
Co.
&
9-
1
7-29
7-15
7-22
6-24
McKales
semi-annual)
8c
8-
20c
8-
1
8-
1
1
7-12
7-15
_______
_
J20c
$1.25
_
-
1
7-
25c
—
8-
7-22
8-31
8-17
93 %c
8-
1
7-18
11-
1
10-18
25c
-7-30
7-15
<
(quar.)____
class A!
20c
7-26
7-
5
6%c
7-26
7-
50c
7-129
7-15
Kentucky
Stone,
87 VaC
(quar.)
40c
Inc.,
Common
_
(quar.)
5%
preferred
Ketchum
(I.
!____—;
Rubber Co.
6
7-25
7-8
7-11
7-11
Corp.
Inc..
(stock
(from
Voting common
Kobacker
Scores,
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
7
1-
6
8-26
9-12
8-11
8-22
3c
7-20
6-30
2%
7-29
6-30
9-
8-26
25c
9-13
9-
1
1
9
25c
preferred
common
(monthly)
(quar.)
9-
7-31
7-15
12c
(monthly)
9-13
20c
(quar.)
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
10c
10c
8-15 t
9-15
27 Vac
9-
1
10-
1
89-
1
(quar.)
:
1
preferred
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)
'
Mickleberry's Food Products (quar.)_
Midland & Pacific Grain, Ltd
Miles
Laboratories
Miller
(monthly)
Manufacturing,
(quar.)
common
4'A%
Ontario
&
Paper
&
preferred
preferred
Missouri
Natural
Montana
Power
Gas
Corp.,
Co.,
common
Ltd., common
class B
(resumed)
7-27
7-14
7-27
7-14
8-25
8- 5
10c
$25c
8-1
7-30
7-25
7- 8
$60c
8- 1
7-15
pfd. (quar.)
56'Ac
8- 1
7-15
(quar.)_____—
60c
10-14
$1.75
8-31
9-16
8-12
25c
8-15
8- 5
2%
8-1
7-1$
preferred
(quar.)______
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph—
Stockholders approve an 8-for-l
of the common shares)
Movielab Film
Laboratories,
Royal Rice Mills, Ltd.
Canada,
Ltd.
class A
9-15
7-15
National Biscuit Co.,
13 %C
8-
1
7-20
12 VaC
8-15
7-22
12 VaC
8-15
8-
(quar.)—
56'Ac
8-1
7-18
LaCrosse
Cooler
Co
7-12
7-12
8-26
8-26
8-26
_____
7-29
10-15
(quar.)
(initial)
(annual)—
1
L'Aiglon Apparel, Inc.
1
stock split
(quar.)
1
7-11
8-
Co.—
j—
____
8-
8-31
7-16
7-16
8-19
7-22
6-30
7-15
6c
(quar.)
Products
Metal
Clemens
11-
8-1
7-21
1
8- 1
9-12
7-29
7-25
7-29
8-
5c
(quar.)
$1.75
9-30
$1.10
$1.22%
20c
$$1
12c
10c
7-27
8- 1
8- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
(increased)—
______
$1.75
62c
a
7-31
7-15
7-15
7-20
7- 6
preference,
Common
Mussens
J" J
,_r_
8- 1
8- 1
7%
Mt.
7"2Q
$1.09
$1.14
15c
28c
$1.05
$1.50
t20c
t$1.75
t$1.75
(quar.)
preference, class A (quar.)
6%
8- I
Light—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
Mount
8-19
8-19
7*11
7-15
$4.20
Moore
'
1
1
7-25
7-22
7-15
7-1
7-15
8-26
Corp.
(quar.)
Glass Co.
(quar.)
Power
$6
99-
7-29
Maid
Mississippi
4.58%
6-30
7-18
7-30
8-1
7-29
9-12
(quar.)_—
(quar.)___
<quar.)_=
25c
$1.18%
<
$1
15c
6-30
1
$1.06'A
40c
25c
50c
pfd.
Mississippi
4.36%
7-20
8-
10c
Rhoads. Inc.,
Miller &
(quar.)
—.
—
Extra
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-15
7-15
7-20
$35
(quar.)
2nd preferred
pfd. A
6-27
9-15
7-30
8- 1
5c
i.
2nd preferred
Electric, 5V2 %
7-20
Electric—
&
7%
Kuhlman
1
8-
8- 1
9-30
8%
7%
preferred
(Del.)—
Inc.
—
Narragansett Electric Co., 4'/a%
1st
8- 2
7-15
7-15
37VaC
(quar.)
common
$1.50
6%
1
7-31
7-31
9-
32'/aC
7%
12c
Inc.
$1.20 conv. preferred
Kroger
4-
1-13-61
25c
(monthly)
conv.
6
4-14-61
.
dividend)
Koehring Co.—
Class
A
(monthly)—
Class
7
1-
capital
(quar.)__
Creamery, common
10-
20c
)—
Hotels
Glass.
10-14
1-13-61
15c
(quar.)_
Fund
5
$1.25
—________
Growth
8-
25c
.
(quar.)
B.)
9-15
12-15
.
25c
.__
(s-a)—
& Co.
1
8-20
25c
(quar.)_
common
10-
1-2-61
10-10
7-21
10c
4.40%
Minute
87 VaC
(quar.).
(quar.)
Co.,
Gas
Minnesota
(quar.)
8-15
10-31
8- 1
10c
Michigan
5
Joy Manufacturing (quar.)
8-15
1
20c
;__
Michigan Central RR. (s-a)
8
93 %c
!—
1
9-
EXtra
7-11
$1
(s-a)
7- 8
9-
25c
15c
(quar.)
B
Shoe
Meyercord Co.
S-25
$2
-
__.
7-15
8- 1
8-31
7-29
933Ac
37'Ac
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
4% preferred B (quar.)
Merchants Fast Motor Lines,
Metal Box Co., Ltd. (final)
7-15
$40c
(quar.)__
preferred
Co.
&
class A
Corp.,
Class
Melville
,
3 Va %
G.)
8-15
1 'Ac
!_
43A%
Jack & Heintz, Inc. (quar.)_.
Ja~ntzen "6f CJiMiatl'avDtuh- (annual)
Jersey Mortgage Co! $4 hon-cum. pfd.
Jewel' Tea Co., common
(quar.)
3.75% preferred (quar.)
(Arthur
6-30
1
$25c
25c
Inc.,
quar.)
Hegeler Zinc Co
McCabe Grain Co., Ltd. (quar.)
8-12
133Ac
Jersey Central Power & Light—
4% preferred (quar.)___—
1
7-25
9-
20c
Matthiessen &
40c
(quar.)"l_!!
B
1
7-
7-1 8
933Ac
(quar.)—
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
class A (quar.)
Porcupine
Class
8-27
7-22
7-20
85c
(quar.)
.___
preferred (quar.)—:
(Oscar)
9-6
15c
7- 5
933Ac
(quar.)
series)
8-12
c
A
8-12
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
35%
„
.
10c
series)
8-12
3%% preferred
Kermametal,
Inc.
v
(quarterly
common
(1959
1
—.__—______
15c
15c
income)
May Department Stores,
11-
(quar.)
20c
$10c
37J/aC
Trust
1
Co.
I V
8-18
held,
Marquette Corp.
(Initial quar.)
Maryland Casualty (quar.)
9-
M.)
,
(Two
shs.
three
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
div.
to aporoval of stockholders July 20)
Marlon Mfg.*Co.
(quar.)
47 Vac
;
,
8-
subj.
9-
(Earl
1
7-15.%
Communica¬
stock
44c
Knudsen
7-11
$1.50
7-il
4
37c
Knox
•
8- .1
-
9-
$1.06
McQuay-Norris
Manufacturing
Mattel, Inc! (initial)
7-11
'
62VaC
(quar.)
dep. refs
Amer.
McKee
Kleinert
1
75c
(quar.)
1 '■
5
7-21
30c
.•
7-
5
$1.20
___•
1 1
5
Inc.,
7-15
7-15
1
6-30
8-
Jostens,
8-
7-20
8-
Jorgeiisen
8-31
$6.25
12'/ac
8-
(quar.)
7-20
'
7-. 8.,"/
7- 8
1
preferred
9
7-25
7-
1
3% %
1
9-
7-20
1
A
8-
20c
9-
preferred
$6c
1
8- 1
8- 1
9-
5%
7-22
8-1
9-
Knickerbocker
1
t$1.25
(quar.)
8-
8-10
(quar.)
common
1
1—$1
$1.05
Inc.,
8-
8-
$31'Ac
(quar.)___—
933/4C
Jantzen,
7-11
8-15
pfd. (quarrf$1,06'A
97 Vac
7-
8-
60c
preferred
Mallory (P. R.) & Co.—
5% convertible preferred
$2
(quar.)
com.
;
(initial
7-11
1
$16c
(quar.)
A
McGregor-Doniger,
9-2
7-18
•
(quar.)
Light,
preferred
preferred
Corp;
11-25
1
3c
pfd.
___
Marx
Electric
Harvey
12-19
25c
;
—
(quar.)
Hartford
4Vi%
8-22
9-
preferred
Mclntyre
Co.
7-11
1
8-
35c
Holdings, Ltd., class A
5
Electric
1
8-
27'/aC
8-
S.
8-
%
.___.
7-15
C.
7-11
(quar.)—
7-15
Common
■
Refractories—
&
HartUeld
4.95%
7-15
66'Ac
_______
7____:
Harbison-Walker
Hart
1
Company
(quar.)
1
gains)
HDA
Series
8-
9-12
$50c'
J.
1
$22'/aC
25c
(quar.)
7-22
10-21
8-
8-
$1.04
(quar.)
1
preferred
1
11-1
$2.50
(quar.)
Co.—
1
Knott
———___
Cementing
Co.,
Funds,
Series
8-15
1
3c
Cotton
Hamilton
9-
Inc.—
(quar.)
common
7-18
$1.25
10c
—;____
(increased) !_—
(quar.)
7-1
...
5%
'______
(quar.)
preferred
5.30%
dividend)—
Ltd.____i__
Mfg.
Chemicals &
Hagan
:
(stock
■
Kellogg Company—•
7-29
$1.25
.—._
7-15
7-7
8-1
/'
1
—
Corp.
Mines,
Gustin-Bacon
12Vic
"
(quar.)
Gunnar
Halle
(Fla.)
Ohio RR.—
7-15
''
investment income)
:_.
51Vic
Guerdon Industries, class A—__________—_
15c
6% preferred (quar.) —
:——$1.50
Gulf
1.
Power
8-15
com.
;;
51 Vic
Growth
Gulf
•.
37Vic
.
5
7-25
6-29
7-22
$2
Lawrence
9-
preferred
8- 4
;
$1.29
8-
3%%
7-11
$1.24
8-
Ironrite, Inc., 55c conv. pfd.
Istel
Fund, Inc.___
1
$1.11
20c
1.76%
8-
$0.4033
(quar.)
$1.05
Iowa
5
4'/a
l.__
(quar.)
37 Vac
preferred
(quar.)
Southern Utilities, com.
of
Aug.
(quar.)
|75c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Service, common (quar.)
preferred '(quar.)—
.
5-20
35c
$1.75
$1.09
3.75%
8-15
4
dividend.
common
t9c
Island,
Electric,
8-
1
7-25
(en¬
(quar.)
Light,
preferred
4,20%" preferred
~
7-5
A
&
10-15
:
&
8-26
9-
$1.75
30c
(quar.)
Gas
7-15
2%
(quar.)
participating
37 Vac
__——'
G
rate
to
T60c
Public
3.90%
8* 1
25c
(stock
Corp.
preferred
:
—.
12-
5
7-30
50c
Ltd._
Rhode
1
on Aug.
this
at
$4.36 preferred
20c
.
Financial
5Vi %
Gas,
$4.22
Iowa
8-15
8-15
——
(H. L.),
Green
9-
12Vic
—_____
Great. Western
Canada,
of
8-
5%
(Joseph) Co.
(initial)
Maine Central RR., 5% pfd.
(accum.)
Majestic Specialties
(initial)--
35c
(quar.)
preferred
Iowa-Illinois
5
7-
7-20
.
;
of
Co.
7-15
Maghin
*
7-20
(quar.)—
8% class B preferred (quar.)
8% class A preferred (quar.)
8%
class B preferred • (quaT;)i.!ii—___!__
Great Southern Life Insurance (Houston)—
Greeley
7-15
8-16
(W. R.) & Co.—
class A preferred
Quarterly
Quarterly
1
Extra
$2.50
7-20
$50c
:
:
Mutual
Trust
preferred
series
redemption
25c
.
1%
(initial quar.)
com.
new
8-
2)_
(quar.)__
$2.50
1%
______
on
"
16'Ac
(quar.):
Gould National Batteries, new com. (initial)
(2-for-l stock split subject to approval of
stockholders
Investors
1
Hotel—
preferred
R. WA.
tion
8-22
12 Vic
Co.
Investors
7-15
(quar.
Goodman
8-
5
7-11
7-15
1
7-15
Inc.
(quar.)^
!_
Co., common (quar.)-—.—_
Rubber
Class
8%
5
7-26
'8- 2
'
75c
(quar.)_
8
1
"
.
com.
7-
9-12
(stock dividend)
(quar.)___
Corp.,
8-
8-
(quar.)
common
common
preferred
4V»:
•
;
8-
8-1
preferred' (quar.)________
4%
tl3c
Corp.—
—
Utilities
4
9-12
6'Ac
com.
dividend)
share plus
preferred
St.
5%
A
convertible
$2
6c
$1.12 VV
Machines
:
8-
35c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Interstate Department Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Investment Foundation, Ltd.
(quar.)
6% conv. preferred (quar.)__
8-
15c
Products, class A
(stock dividend)
B
6Vi %
Grace
International
10c
—__
Godfrey Company (quar.)
•
i
4
A
Mannesmann, A. G.—
*.
11-15
56Vic
___
(quar.)_.
common
8-
dividend)
Macy (R. H.) & Co„ 4JA%
„
(quar.)
Business
9-;'l
1-2-61
U5c
income)
8
$0.5781%
—
(quar.)
Brick
7-15
5c
8-15
30c
7-15
1
(quar.)
7-25
25c
common* (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Glen-Uery
(quar.)__
9-16
1
75c11
7-
'
Investment—
6%
1
8-
Breweries, Ltd.—
A preference
(s-a)
Quarterly
16c
Inc., common
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.,
9-12
class
Lucky Lager Breweries, Ltd.
8-
(quar.)
Fund—
8-4
$54c
I.)
preferred
preferred
4Va.%
10-
class
International
22.)
Bros.,
Lower
37'/a c
$3
investment
4
9-12
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry. Co. (s-a)
31'Ac
-
Growth
preferred
Interior
called for
issue
(s-a)
net
Interchemical
Giannim
preferred
preferred
4
8-
J54c
(quar.)_
8-19
4.16%
5.16%
M.
(quar.)
8-
9-12
(stock
for
preferred
55'Ac
(quar.)
9-12
11'Ac
into
Power
52'Ac
Ltd.
Head
(From
2nd
Louisiana
51c
Paints,
8- 4
JlOc
(stock
Corp.
preferred
50c
:
Flo-Glaze
Institutional
2nd
8-
(quar.)
preferred
8-17
9-12
$37'Ac
preferred share
Baltimore
8-
(quar.)
preferred
8-17
9-10
common
(R.
class B
per
per
40c
Ing.lewood Gasoline (quar.)
Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 60c preference
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
7-15
8-1
$1.50
Genesco, Inc., common
1
$103.50
7%
(quar.)—
9-10
50c
flOc
(quar.)
Lighting,
$1.25
common
$1.10
6'Ac
convertible
shares
Corp.—
8-15
(quar.)T__
A
(quar.)
Convertible
Lord
8-4
f60c
class
Ltd.,
tire issue called
$1.25
9-1
8-31
(quar.)
Aircraft
4.40%
7-'8
60c
(quar.)
Corp.
and
1
1
87'Ac
common
2
8-
5
7-10
_!_
preference
B
1
Co.—
preferred
Finance
Class
25c
Mills, $1.25 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common
7-10
8-
$1.25
$1.27Vi
.
(quar.)—
8-
1st
8-
5c
Ltd.,
Groceterias,
8-
;
(quar.)___
(quar.)
9-
1
pref.
Ltd
Companies,
9-30
50c
•
Original capital stock (quar.)
Special guaranteed stock
(quar.)
Loblaw
7-28
8-
Co.
!
(quar.)
7-22
$75c
$1.50
6 %
$1.25
Waterworks, 5% pfd. (quar.)
voting preferred (quar.)—
Indian
-
•
General
5%
7-15
8-15
Co.
Industries,
7-25
t60c
7-15
1
Printing
Link-Belt
1
8-29
9-10
(Tenn.)—
Insurance
(quar.)
Co., $3.50
1
Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada—
1
Life
Wayne)
7-
12'/a C
7-15
1
National
(Fort
Lincoln
-
5%
15c
Life
8-
12'/aC
1
8-
6-30
8-
(quar.)
8-
8-
7-29
Local
Imperial
9-
tlbc
$1.25
7-15
$1.30
,
8-15
47 VaC
1
62Vic
—
9-15
50C
(quar.)_
8-
64Vic
_
(quar.)
8
40c
(quar.)
15c
62Vic
C (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
7-
15c
50c
—
7-25
1
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
4.70%
(quar.)
preferred
General
.
31'Ac
5%
preierred
32Vic
(quar.)
4.96%
Co.
Power
4.08%
8
preferred B
58%c
8-15
33c
$1.00
;
6
7-25
32Vic
lhinois
8
7-
53'Ac
8-15
B
(quar.)
Brick
8
7-
2%
(quar.)__
32Vic
preierred
Illinois
7-
7-25
7-25
8-15
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
7-25
2%
31'Ac
8-
$1
Products
preferred
5%
(quar.)
com.
dividend
$.00625
$1.32
-
7-15
Reirigerator (quar.)
Sash & Door—
Hygrade
15c
Co.,
(quar.)
6-30
1
$1.12'/a
common
(quar.)_
7-15
10c
(quar.)
$l.od
;
1
8-
Power—■
4%
(quar.)
6-30
8-
(quar.)
preferred
7-30
55c
preferred (quar.)
Hydra-Power Corp. (quar.)
of Florida—
preferred
1
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Hydraulic Press Brick
(quar.)__
7-20
8-
$15c
5%
8-
22Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)———
General Telephone Co. of California—
4'/a% preferred (1945 series) (quar.)
7-
1
Hussman
flOw
(quar.)—.
common
7-5
7-15
8-
3oc
Factors, class A (quar.)
B
30c
Bros., Ltd. (quar.)'
Liberty Fabrics
of N. Y. (stock dividend)™
7-18
(quar.)
Bay Mining & Smelting, Ltd.
Hudson Vitamin Products (initial)
Hugoton Production
(quar.)
1
8-
93%c
.
preferred
$1.00
preferred
(quar.)
Northrup
Leslie Salt Co.
31'AC
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
&
7-15
10-14
5%
7-15
(stock dividend)
Y.),
10-14
7-29
10-31
Lewis
(quar.)_
(N.
10-31
J30c
Tire
15c
Co.
Ligiit
25c
(quar.)
Utilities Corp.
7-30
7-29
Y.)
$25c
$30c
(quar.)
preferred A
Stock
8-31
(quar.)
Hubshman
7-8
8-1
$1.25
—,
9-23
37 Vac
(N.
&
&
7-15
(quar.)_,
preferred
Rubber
5
9-
$45c
.___
Hudson
(quar.)
Leeds
9-15
15C
pfd.
Winston
Hardart
Class
7-25
_
4%
1
Lee
1
preferred
10-14
7-29
5%
&
(Joseph)
8-22
7-11
7-15
25C
Stores
preferred
9-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
25c
quar.)
preferred
General
1
Corp.—
preferred
Steel
8-
Horn
12Vic
:
(initial
(quar.)
Inc.
General
7-13
5
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
Electric
General
General
7-28
$2
(General Dynamics Corp.
$3.75
7-
7-25
8-
Lid,—
Ltd.—_
Co.
preferred
8-15
(quar.)
5c
20c
Paper,
B
flOc
(quar.)
common
A__
Ltd. (stock dividend)
Bearing (quar.)
Company, class A (quar.)
Hoover
2
&
Food
Ball
4'/a%
—
class
Canada
conv.
common
Co.,
Insurance
2%
Bakeries, Ltd
General
5%,
Home
7-15
$1
dividend
General
$5
7-15
50c
$1.20
(quar.)
&
Rinehart
1
_
$1.20
8-15
;
5%
Corp.,
Renfew
7-30
9- 1
8-
20c
Acceptance Corp.—
Stock
$8
12Vic
(quar.)—
common
&
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.;-;—
preferred (quar.)..
Garlinckel
.
pfd.
conv.
Inc.
5%
8-15
1
7-15
10-31
$25c
(quar.)
8-15
1
45c
of
split)
preferred
Holt
Holt
5%
Gamble-Skogmo,
stock
Stores,
preferred
1
10-14
7-29
U5c
(quar.)____
7-15
10-31
fl5c
(quar.)
7-29
*l5c
—____
preferred
9-
(special)
8-16
7-31
7c
(monthly)
A
Co.,
B
9-16
12-16
fl5c
(quar.)
Class
9-30
12-30
}20c
(quar.)
9-
(quar.)
*20c
:v;,
(quar.)
B
9-
N.) & Co. (quar.)
International Corp.—•
1
7-29
Payable of Rec.
Y.)
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.—
5%
(P.
1
8-15
N.
(quar.r
B
Acceptance
A
Class
7-15
1
8-
B
(Brooklyn,
Inc.—
class
A
15c
;___
8-
7-23
Class
87 Vac
Paper Co.
8-
25c
(quar.)
class
Gabriel Company,
Dauch
and
Laurentide
$1.09%
Instrument
9-1
$4
Co.
7-1
A
Bank
Holders-
When
share
class
(Allred)
Class
7-30
and
A
Lambert
1
7-25
$1.25
(quar.)
Electrical
Hoffman
7-
8-15
35c
(quar.)
Quarterly
8-16
Class
12-15
'
7'/aC
(initial)
•.
preferred
&
6-29
7-29
National
Class
(quar.)
Manuiacturing
Electric Lignt co
Hinde
7-15
1
Inc.
A
Higbie
10c
—
______—_
Pak,
Class
preferred
Hickok
7-25
20c
130c
(quar.)
1
Per
Name 0} Company
Products—
preferred
8-15
9
1-3-61
20c
Portion
Galion
Hercules
2% '
;
—
E.)
Industries
9-
$1.75
AA
Futterman
Hayes
8-
2%
7-15
Co.—
(R.
$0,075
15c
1
A
Class
Ordinary—.
dividend)
1
dividend)
Company (quar.)
Fruehauf Trailer,
4%
preferred
Funscon
receipts
(stock
9-
$0,025
15c
*
(initial)
(stock
(Louis)
Products
7%
rcts.__
Quarterly !.
Class
Hawley
-
dep.
Frito
Brush
8
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Lafayette
8-
Corp.
(quar.)
Companies, Ltd. (quar.)
Fuller
7-
deposit
35c
Stores
Friedman
8-12
American
Henderson's
Ltd.—
Amer.
City Enterprises
Fraser
5
When
Share
Siddeley Group, Ltd.—
933Ac
(quar.)
Wayne <& JacKSon RR., 5'/2% pfd.
Foster-Forbes Glass, common
(quar.)
Foundation
7-
Hawker
Haydock Fund
Fort
Franklin
7-18
2%
(voting and non-vot)
Co.,
pref.
Per
Name of Company
8-24
& Chemical—
com.
Motor
4'/a %
9-14
9c
3%% preferred (quar.)
Forbes & Wallace, Inc.—
Class B
Holders
Payable of Rec.
15c
;
Utilities
&
When
Share
1
7%
preferred
National
National
Stock
Casket
(quar.)—
Co.
Chemical
dividend
common
&
(quar.)—.
Manufacturing—
■
12
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(216)
.
.
Monday, July 18, 1960
.
Per
'
•
of Company
:
^
Welding
Class
B
Class
B
dividend)————<
dividend)-
(stock
(stock
National
Holders
—
15c
2%
8-
8-1
8-1
7-8
9-1
7-8
7-16
(quar.)—
Class
A
15c
(quar.)__
—
9-30
9-
2
1-6-61
12-
2
7-
8
National
———
l(Canada)
(quar.)—
—
Shoes
Nationwide
(stock dividend)
Inc.
4%%
Co.,
Products
(Canada),
Ltd.
Gas Co.
New
1
7-25
1
10-25
1
7-29
11-23
2%% ]■
$1.06%
.
4.70%
Price
Co.
7-29
7-15
7-29
7-15
(quar.)
$1.55
(quar.).—
Soroban Engineenng, class A
South Coast Corp. (quar.)
Southern Nevada Power Co.—
25c
7-29
8-
$1.17%
7-12
8-
6-30
9-
8-15
37%c
—_
8-
7-12
6-30
4.20%
preferred
Public
pfd. (accum.)
Inc., class A
6%
Co.
Service
of
Colorado,
8-
1
4%%;
preferred
8-
1
4.64 %
preferred
(quar.)
7-15
9-
1
9-
1
47Mic
9-30
9-15
10c
Puget Sound Power & Light (increased)—
Puritan Fund, Inc. (year-end)
Stockholders
approved
»•■■■
——
7-25
9-15
8-10
Quaker Oats Co., common
8-15
7-15
7-
5-for-4 split
(quar.)
a
YOrk State Electric & Gas, com.
New
3.75%
$4.50
4%%
York
New
3ft%
Cloth
Wire
Newberry
(J.
(A.
1
9-
9
$1.12Mi
$1.12Mi
10-
1
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
Quincy
——
Co.,
6%
preferred
preferred
4%
preferred
(quar.)
North
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
Northern
5%
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
of New York
Insurance Co.
Ohio Telephone,
Northern
Pacific
Ry.
Northern
Quebec
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Northern States Power
(Minn.)
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_
1—
—
Extra
Real
Realty Equities Corp.
8-
1
7-15
Reece
7-29
6-30
Reed
8-25
8-14
Reichhold
7-20
7-
Reitman's
(C.
Class
8-
6
1
Extra
Stores
8-15
1
10-
1
$1.25
10-
1
$1.10
9-15
7-20
8-
1
8-
1
8-1
7-29
25c
7-29
30c
8-15
Roanoke
$$1.75
9-1
Rochester Gas
(Initial)
Glass
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.,
Ohio Gravel Co
Leather
(quar.)—
4.75%
preferred
Gas,
(quar.)
Chemical
Oklahoma
&
Co.
Electric,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)—,
investment,
(quar.)
8-
1
Ltd.
9-
9
28c
7-30
7-20
Rorer
8-15
Row
1
Park
Davis
Parker
(S.
Paton
(quar.)
Co.
40c
6%
Ltd.,
(10c
from
Traffic
Penney
New
(J.
gains)
Co.
1954
Pennsalt
St. Lawrence
25c
7-25
X3c
9-
Common
Peoples
non-voting (quar.)
Jewellers, Ltd.
General
Pepsl-Cpla
United
Bottlers
Permanente
Gear
B
9-
8amson
8-15
45c
9-15
10-
Fund
San
1
Cement
Voting
Voting
8-12
8-
Stock
Scarfe
1
8-15
8-
50c
7-18
7-
Scott
1
7-25
7- 9
8-
7-5
1
7-15
Security-Columbian
9-
Security Insurance Co.
$1.06
8-15
1
7-15
From net investment
1
8-15
Seligman & Latz, Inc.,
9-
1
8-15
Preferred
9-
1
8-15
Shareholders'
8-15
7-30
1
7-20
Shattuck
7-
7-20
Common
;
17'Ac
7-30
7-
Class
10c
7-30
7-20
7-30
7-20
95c
8-
7-
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
1
5
8
8
Sheraton
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.07%
8-
1
7-
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
8-
1
7-
8
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.17
8-
1
7-
8
Morris,
3.90%
4%
.
;
preferred
5%
$1.50
9-
6
8-
1
7-18
8-
1
7-15
Phoenix
_
dividend
Piedmont
Pittsburgh
$2.50
&
3%
(quar.)
Savings
Stock
Stock
&
Loan,
Northern
convertible
class
Ry.
Co.,
1
7-
8
8-
1
7-
8
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Mines,
7-25
6-27
7-20
7-
5
Slater
7c
8-
1
7-
8
Smllen
62%c
8-
1
7-
8
Smith
Ltd.
7-20
8-10
7-20
8-
1
1
8-19
8-
1
8-
1
7.I5
9-30
9-10
7-15
7-29
7-15
8-
1
7-15
7-27
6-30
7-30
7-15
•
approval
10-
2
10-
9-
2
(A.
O.)
Stores
Corp.
30c
$4.50
9-2
$4
7-15
8-
1
7-
1
$3.70
$3.50
8-
2
7.
1
8-
1
7-8
(quar.).
$1.49
8-
$1.42%
8-
(Texas)—
Co.,
$5
r—
7-20
10-19
8-31
1
7-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
87%c
A
9-15
92%c
preferred
11-1
$1.25
(quar.)
1
62%c
Gas
preferred
preferred
8-15
7-20
7-20
7-20
7-20
7-15
8-
62%c
(quar.)
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
6%
B
Oil
Co.
8-
1
United
8-
1
7-
8
9-
1
8-15
7-27
6-28
$15c
10-
1
R.31
10-
1
8-31
(quar.)_.
(quar.).
$25c
8-
1
$30c
8-
2
8-
1
7-15
40c
8-
1
7-18
-15
'
®
(quar.)
P^' ^1956 series) (quar.)
United Biscuit Co. of America, com.
$4 50 preferred (quar.)___
Canadian
Shares,
Ltd.
(quar.)_
50c
7-15
7-15
7- 8
7- 8
9-15
8-15
8-1
7-8
8-1
7-8
20c
9- 1
8-18
t30c
'
UOC
Cape
Cod
Cranberry
Co.
10- 6
2'"' 7-15
8-2
7-15
10-15
$1.12V2
(s-a%
Extra
United
3
8-1
8-10
tlOc
$1
-
United
3
8-
$1
United Aircraft Corp.—
'4% pfd. (1955 series). (quar.)
Lines
8-
12%c
of Canada, Ltd., com. 'quar.)
of California
(Increased)
8-15
Air
8-3
3Qr
preferred (quar.)_
Co.
6c
6c
'
(quar.)
40c
—
8-
$78%c
(quar.)
Union Finance Corp., class A (quar.)
Union
of
6'Ac
common
8-15
11-15
8-
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
6%% 1st preference A (quar.)__
2
$lOc
(initial)
11-25
8-
a
61c
Ltd.; $1 pfd.
Company, Ltd.,
7-15
8-25
8-
63%c
$1.22%
Union Electric Co.—
8-15
$i5c
Food
8- 1
(quar.)25c
com.
1
7-15
7-19
7-15
7-15
7-15
30c
Trunkline
7-14
<;7-15
7-15
1
1
1
10^
1-4-61
20c
Co.
6-30
8-15
1
1
$1.40
Insurance
7-29
8-25
7-29
12-15
9-15
12-15
9-15
12-15
9-15
12-15
7- 1
10-
$30c
208 South LaSalle Street Corp.
8-10
9-15
10- 1
1-4-61
10- 1
1-4-61
$25c
(quar.)-
Quarterly
1
1-4-61
$30c
7-15
_
(N.)
1
7-18
8- 1
$25c
7-15
$45c
(s-a)__
& Co.,
8-16
8-16
7- 5
7-15
9-
22%c
(quar.)
Trinity Universal
Quarterly
Class
(quar.)
A
7- 8
9- 1
35c
(quar.)^
5%
class
.
7-28
,
$22%c
Transamerica Corp.
(quar.)_
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line,
$2.55 preferred (quar.).$4.90 preferred (quar.)__.
$5.96 preferred (quar.)
$5.70 preferred (quar.)_
15c
;
(quar,).
Ltd.,
7-15
7-15
7-15
7-15
7-8
7 8
7-8
7-8
8- 4
40c
17%c
(quar.)
preferred
Union Gas
common
8-1
8- 1
8-1
8- 1
8-1
8-1
8-1
8-1
8-18
$25c
7-30
$56%c
•
to
6-30
$1
$1.14
$1.16
$1.27
$1
$1.14
$1.19
$1.21
$25c
7-30
Canada, Ltd.——
8- 1
8-31
7-20
$22%c
$1
$50c
B
(T. S.)
•
preferred
$5c
(quar.)
7-15
7-21
7-21
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
7-15
7-30
7-29
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
Union
July)
Dairies,
6%
6%
7-20
9-
preferred
2%
of
(subject
in
preferred A
Sigma
8-10
$33V3C
America
dividend
Silverwood
Simms
$1.25
(quar.)
$2.44
7-15
10c
—
Co.
Sierra Pacific Power,
Class
5%
common
preferred
8-
A—
A
—
Brewing
$1.25
V
6-24
1
8-
■
Ltd..—
(quar.)
Shop-Rite Foods, Inc.—
8-19
97 %c
—;
Corp.—
dividend)
(stock
preferred
of
Corp.
stockholders
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mines,
dividend
7-29
$5.60 preferred
...
Common
Phillips-Van Heusen
Common
Stock
Inc.—
preferred
Creek
8-10
7- 5
7- 5
7-14
$1
Quarterly
Corp..
Co.—
7-14
7- 8
30c
$40c
Common
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
10c
Power
,
8-12
Trans-Canada Corp. Fund—
6-30
$20c
&
7-15
7-15
6-17
$1.14
6-24
Boston—
Mining
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
& Norrlstown RR.
—
of
8- 1
8- 1
7-25
9- 9
7-20
7-20
7-26
18c
$1.08
$1-04
$1.27%
(quar.)
6%c
Trust
Water
preferred
11-1
20c
'
9-15»r
7- 8
25c
35c
40c
25c
Toro Manufacturing (increased)
Trane Company (quar.)
1
~
—;
8-26
9-30
7-22
8-31
8- 1
7-30
$1.06%
7-25
8-
6c
Inc.—
9- 9
65c
65c
6%
(quar.)
8-26
25c
income.—
common.—
preferred series A (quar.)
4%% preferred series B (quar.).—
Sheep
4.30%
Shares,
6-17
25c
20c
(quar.)
11-15
10c
(quar.)
4%
8
4.68%
(quar.)
7-22
20c
25c
25c
4%% preferred (quar.)_
8-15
3%
—
investment income..
Denn
A
8-25
85c
—
Shawinigan
1
(quar.)
—
—
8
4.40%
Philip
American
1
8-
8-
9-15
12-1
25c
(New Haven)
9-
8-
(quar.)___.
Philadelphia, Germantown
Banknote
9-
8-
7-11
$1
1
15c
8-25
7-25
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
$4.76 preferred
(quar.)
$4.84 preferred
(quar.)
Guarantee Co. (N. Y.)
5%
preferred
7-18
43%c
20c
10c
'
2%
„——-w—■
1
10c
9-15
Corp.—
8-
net
12-15
$20c
(quar.)
10-
From
1
10c
15c
$i5c
1
9-
10c
$3.40
9-30
7-29
30c
(quar.)_
30c
(quar.)
9-12
10-15
De-
—
15c
(quar.)
per
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
dividend
B
9-
9-15
"
25c
Selected
6-24
9-15
preferred C
15c
.
(quar.)—._
common
10- 1
25c
Inc
15c
—
Co.,
$0,041
com.
Toledo Edison Co., common
—
Stock
6-24
7-25
Capital
—1
$4 preferred
6
Si
preference (s-a)
Paper
7-25
15c
.
Co., Ltd., class A
12%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
certificates..
Assn
Schenley Industries,
2
6-29
25c
"
Share).
Fuller Co.,
preferred
4.56%
Racing
Brewery
56c
37%c
3%
—
Texas Electric Service, $4 preferred (quar.)
$4.56 preferred
(quar.)
$4.64 preferred (quar.)
—
$5.08 preferred
(quar.)
—_
Texas Power & Light, $4 preferred (quar.)_
7-15
A
dividend
&
7-31
7-29
$6c
—-
Securities
Corp.—
Miguel
9-15
Co
&
trust
Juan
San
$20c
5-26
$25c
_—
certificates
San
1
W.)
8-31
11-30
Tappan Company (quar.)
1
Texaco Canada, Ltd., common (quar.)
5-26
7-29
$$1.25
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
trust
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.80%
Co.
Antonio
7-29
12Mic
7-29
$1.25
Ry.,
Inc.
8-
i4C
(quar.)
1
'
Convertible
Class
(quar.)
Co.
1
50c
(quar.)__
(Howard
$1.12%
—
8
7.
10-
5%
(quar.)_
dividend)
(quar.)
14c
Peterson, Howell & Heather, class A
Class
Sams
1
pfd.
4%
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey Ltd.
7-25
35c
Bottlers
Machine &
7.
7-20
$6c
preferred
preferred
$1.16
(quar.)
7-29
10-20
$1.25
Francisco
$1.06%
-
Credit
Pepsi-Cola
Perkins
1
Inc.,
(stock
preferred
Louis-San
$5
20c
preferred (quar.)
Penooscot Chemical Fibre Co.—
Common voting
(quar.).:
7~5
5.10%
Corp., Ltd., com, (quar.)
(quar.)
5%
St.
1
30c
4.64%
3
7-29
2%
dividend)
2
7-29
8-
Foods,
Securities Acceptance
(quar.)
(stock
8-
Fine
$1.12%
T.I.M.E.,. Inc.
(quar.)
Talon, Inc., class A (quar.)
———_
Class B (quar.)
———
Tampa Electric Co., common (quar.)—
4.32% preferred A (quar.)
4.16% preferred B (quar.)—
:
8-15
2%
ctfs.
Corp.
W.
&
Monthly
.___
8-
&
Extra
Sweets Co. of America,
6-30
15c
A
Interest
8-26
11-15
8-16
11-15
1
1
15c
Sabre-Pinon
from
Corp. (quar.)_
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
preferred
Y.
Monthly
Chemicals
4.25%
dividend —
N.
from
quar.)—
9-
15c
(quar.)
S.
29c
is-a)
8-12
8-12
9-
Baer
4%
Company—
(initial
1
7-29
50c
common
Scott & Fetzer Co.—
capital
C.)
Co.,
1
$45c
capital
common
&
1
$$1.50
.
income, 14c
gains
and 5c
short-term
8
Royal Dutch Petroleum N. Y. Shares—
Fund—
investment
long-term
Penn
(quar.)^
Mutual
7-
7-25
7%%
'
—
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)-
common
preferred
Square
7-21
25c
Inc.
(William H.) Inc.
10c
—
pfd.
Ltd., common
Company, 5% pfd. (quar.)
(C. J.)
7-15
1
$25c
10-
7%c
(quar.)
Co..
&
1
8-
$15c
(quar.)
:—
10-
$1
Manufacturing,
Patterson
Penman's,
Penn
&
C.)
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Chemical Co.
Parke
8-
1
7V2C
Line,
-
—„
Ltd. ordinary (final)
Peterson
$1.50
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Corp., class A (quar.)
Pipe
—
Common
1
8-
(quar.)
Industries,
Roper
8-15
8-
B
Rolls Royce,
$25c
8-
.'—
—!_
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
Paper,
Class
9- 9
1st preferred iquar.)—
Container Co. (quar.)_—
—
Stouffer Corp. (quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier (quar.)
Suburban Gas Co. (quar.)—_—
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.—•
5.20% conv. pfd. 1952 series (quar.)
5.20% conv. pfd. 1954 series, (quar.)
Summers (John) & Sons, ordinary (interim)
Sun
Oil Company (quar.)
Super Mold Corp. (quar.)
—«.
7_20
45c
Rohr Aircraft Corp.
12MiC
Pacolet
preferred
1
30c
Corp., com. (quar.)
9-15
12-15
7-4
6-30
11-30
7%
Stone
7_20
8-
approximately
to
positary
7-11
1
22%c
preferred L (initial)
Rolland
$5
4%
7-22
8-
93ftc
$1.25
(quar.)—
-
8-12
7-22
P.) & Co.
(quar.)
& Lloyds, Ltd., ordinary—
(.Equal
7_13
8-12
35c
Canadian
Electronics
Eastern
7-13
1
9-
25c
Pacific
Panhandle
1
8-
$0,043
.
9-30
12-30
8-1
8- 9
7-11
7-15
25c
(J.
Stevens
1
8-
59%c
$1.12%
$1
(quar.)
Corp.
Pall
7.
1
Stewards
$1.19
Owens-Corning Fibergla#
Bell
7-11
8-
$$1.19
9-
$1.16
D
Atlantic
7-25
Ltd.-—
9-
5%%
Stock
Outlet Company
Packard
25c
5
$1.02%
$1.23%
7c
(quar.)
B
Co.
6-24
$1.7722
8-15
27MtC
(quar.)—
preferred E (initial-quar.)
conv.
& Electric
g_
8-12
$1.06
com.
(quar.)
Elevator
12-15
8-15
7-22
8-12
Orange & Rockland Utilities Inc.—
Otis
1-1-61
15c
(quar.)
7- 5
7-15
7- 5
56%c
(Michaels) —
4%% preferred ($50 par)
(quar.)_
4%% preferred ($100 par)
(quar.)
4%% preferred ($100 par) (quar.)__——
Stern & Stern Textiles, Inc.—
4%% preferred (quar.)
——
Stetson
(John B.) Company
(quar.)
9-15
22%c
preferred F (quar.)
preferred H (quar.)_;
$$1.75
Products,
preferred (quar.)
Oppenheimer Fund
preferred
1
9-
25c
(quar.)
common
7%
4%
10-
9-
25c
Olin Mathieson
American deposit receipts ordinary
Bros.
Stores
(quar.)
Stix,
(quar.)_
7-15
7-11
7-28
7-29
7-20
§" J
8-1
8- 1
Stern
9-15
9-
20c
preferred
1
$1
(Chicago)—
Quarterly
5% preferred«(quar.)_.
—
Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
7-15
7-30,
10-
$1.18%
59%c
Old Republic Life Insurance
preferred A
7-29
75c
(interim)
8- 2
7-20
$1-25
$1.25
$60c
$.075
preferred (quar.)
5%
7-15
11-21
8-
Class B
(quar.)—
'
Corp. (quar.
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
Stanray
Ltd.—
preferred I (quar.)
4.10% preferred J (quar.)
4.95% preferred K (quar.)
8-15
4.75%
Mills
Co.
8-
12-
$1.02%
4%
7-22
4.65%
Rice
Gas
7-15
$28c
certificates
8-19
9- 1
ilOc
25c
(Wm. J.) Company
Aviation Corp. (N. Y.)
Stanley Bropk, Ltd., class A
(quar.)___—..—
7-15
$5c
Incorporated, com. (quar.)
3%%
preferred (quar.)
8-1
7-15
40c
35c
20c
Inc
Shares,
Standard
Sterchi
Rich's
Brand
'
7-22
8-
Products
standard
7-15
8-
4.10%
25c
Common
shares
American
8-15
8-
$27c
;
8-15
7-29
I"1®
Stanley
45c
(quar.)
7- 9
7-15
8- 1
40c
Stange
7-22
4%%
61MiC
preferred
7-22
8-15
(quar.)
Steel
8-1
8-15
7-30
class A
4.24%
7-22
7-25
preferred
Ontario
1
31c
(quar.)
common
Old National Corp,
Class B
Gas
8-
50c
(quar.)
Natural
7_15^
25c
-
Co.
Oklahoma
4.52%
pfd.
7%
Co.
(quar.)
A
8-
1
1
Ltd—
Rhodesian Selection Trust,
River
Ohio
class
(quar.)———
Shoe
Engineering
(quar.)
——:
25c
Wire
&
8-
16c
_——
9-15
10c
&
Canada,
A
8-15
7-25
8-15
8-15
7-15
$56 Ac
15c
Standard Fuel Co. Ltd., 4%%
30c
(Mo.)
Republic Corp. (quar.)
Republic Steel Corp. (.quar.)
Republic Supply
(Calif.)
(quar.)
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada,
4%% 1st preferred (quar.)
Reynolds Mecals Co.—
4 ft % preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.):
10-25
.
class
Extra
.
7-25
69c
Chains
$1.10
7-29
J40c
Renold
Co,
(quar.)
9-15
standard Fire Insurance
$5c
Corp.
8- 1
5 *c
10c
preferred
(quar.)
(N. J.) (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)—
Co. (quar.)
convertible
$1.60
7-11
7-29
8-
tlOc
—
Insurance
Electric
Reliance
1
7-20
1
8-15
}10c
A
Life
Reliable
10-
25c
(increased)
Reliable
10-
27MiC
A
Sic
,
15c
(quar.)
25c
15c
(increased)
com.
»
i"
Standard Dredging Corp.—
50c
,
7- 8
25c
10c
20c
17c
(quar.)_
Sta-Brite Fluorescent Mfg.
8-18
$1.25
(quar.)—
Ltd.,
B
Class
7-12
1
$5c
1
50c
8-22
9
7-29
5c
2%
(Canada)
8-1
37V4C
__
Inc.
7-8
8- 1
i'i„
Grease & Oil
Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Spector Freight System, class A (quar.)
Southwest
9-
40c
dividend
Class
8-1
8-
(quar.)
Chemicals,
j>- 1
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
18c
Amer.
Extra
7-22
15c
of
(s-a)
—
5%
(Mass.),
A.)
B
Oo.
(New York)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co., $2 partic. class A (quar.)
Corp.
10c
Steel
Obear-Nester
Stores
Owl
Trust
Investment
Estate
(quar.)
_—
Nunn-Bush
7-15
25c
——.
(quar.)
Northwestern
7-14
7-15
$1.50
Engineering Co., class A
B
20c
68ftc
b-12
7-20
q
*
59c
bBC
Railway Co.—
noncumulative preferred
5%
6-30
9-12
30c
1
140c
—
(quar.)———A——
preferred
Extra
^—
International, Inc. (quar.)
Raytheon Company, 5%% preferred (quar.)
7
^
8-15
r3*0
$62/2c
(quar.)
7- 5
7- 5
8-12
8-12
Southern
6
7-25
$1.50"
(quar.)
20c
'
Spartans
(quar.)—
Co.
Purina
1
55c
(quar.)
com.
—
preferred
preferred
common
Raymond
8-
$1.12Vi
—
Power,
Class
Ralston
$1.06
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Northwest
6%
7-15
10-14
8-
30c
(quar.)
common
4%%
(quar.)
9
of America,
25c
$1.25
.
preferred (quar.)
2nd
8-11
1
1
8-10
(quar.)————____—$1.37%
Nortnern
1st
8-
11-
5c
common
Gas,
Northern
3.60%
9-
$1
15c
6Vic
Works
Common
9-
7-11
Stock
quar.)
(reduced)
Illinois
5%%
9-30
7-11
1
Lines—
Van
Mining
preferred
4%%
87%c
1
8-
(Chicago)—•
preferred (quar.)
5%%
$3.50 1st preferred 'quar.)
Railway Equipment Si Realty Co., Ltd.—
8-
50c
10c
Engineering
Northern
6-17
$6c
of Canada, Ltd
(initial
common
Lily
7-25
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.
30c
.
American
New
25c
E
&
Red
American Life Insurance
North
6-30
(quar.)
,v
Semi-annual
North
7-20
Radio
37MiC
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
American Fund
North
10c
7-15
25c
—
Corp.,
preferred
-———
Oil & Gas Corp.—
$1.20
7-15
1
15c
(quar.)
Illinois
$1.50
1
25c
common
(quar.)—.
Nortex
8-
7-8
7-31
9- 1
9-1
25c
5.44%
8
8-
R T
(quar.)
6%
Northern
9-
35c
common——
2t>c
(quar.)
company
Norfolk & Western Ry.
Co.,
7-15
=
J" °
7-31
28 /2c
preferred
(quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Southern Fertilizer & Chemical Co.
$4.75 preferred (s-a>
Southern Materials, Inc. (quar.)—
7-22
8-25
f»C
—
(quar.)
4.72%
6-24
1
83%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
C.)
Mining
7-20
8-
10c
$40c
,
7-15
01
4.72%
6-24
7-20
50c
$1.50
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
'.A__..A—__
.Extra
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Quarterly Distribution Shares, Inc
10-
Company—
J.)
preferred
Nielsen
30c
—93 %c
prelerred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6
/-3U
.
7- 5
4.56%
Natural Gas—
Jersey
(quar.)
nn
3//2C
(quar.)
Southern
8-15
9- 2
9- 2
■
preferred tquar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
California Water, common
4% preferred (quar.)_
J4.25% .preferred (quar.
5.44% preferred (quar.)—.-Southern Canada Power, Ltd., com.
Southern Colorado Power—
7-22
$1.16
j- 2
9-30
9 30
12/2c
.
4.48%
8-15
.8-15
$1,06%
———
6-30
6 30
9-ju
(quar.)
Common
8-15
7-29
7 29
TC
31 Ac
38 /40
ioiI-
—
California Edison Co.—
Southern
7-11
1
39c
(quar.)——_——,——
8-15
'<•
1
9-
Holders
°
preferred
4.80%
.
+^0c
—
—
(guar.)
common
(quar.)
Common
8-15
8-
$1.05
7-30
35c
60c
8-25
20c
47%c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
$1.25
7-12
8-
$2
7-18
90c
(quar.)—;—
(quar.)
Industries,
Prudential
8-
7-22
8-15
6-30
—__—_
pfd,
preferred B (quar.)
Ltd., common—
Gardner
8-15
1
7-20
$50c
37%c
Co.;,
Co., 3.60%
Producing Properties,
10-31
Sonotone
Brothers,
Prince
7- 7
7-11
$1.37%
$1.06V4
pfd. quar.)
(quar.)————
Transit
Edison
Potomac
5-20
5%%
9c
England Fund certiiicates
New Haven
811-
tl5c
(quar.)
Neptune Meter Co.i common (quar.)—„«—«,
$2.40 preferred
(quar.)
————
New
$1.75
120c
6%
j
dividend)
k
pfd. (quar.)——
(stock
Corp.
Neiman-Marcus
Neon
(quar.)
Lite Assurance
Quarterly
6-15
120c
preferred A
National
8-
8-19
7-11
7-20
9-
$1.75
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Portland
$1.50
(quar.)
prelerred B
7%
Cordage
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Common
I
7-27
87 %c
(quar.)
—A..
(H. K.), Inc., Del.),
4%%
National Leaa co.—
6%
(quar.)
W/ien
'
Ltd.—
Paper Mills,
(Howard)
80c
common
preferred
Porter
Smith
l
Snare jf. Payable of Rec.
Name of Company ;
Payable of Rec.
Share
>
A
Company,
$3.50
■*
Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
preferred (quar.)
Pittston
Plymouth
t5c
A
7%.
*
Hnldprs
When
Per
of Company
Pittsburgh,
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Class
Name
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Share
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Number 5969
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The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Stock Record from the New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 15)59
Lowest
40
Sep
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
1
59% Feb
9
108 % Oct
20
471/4 May
843/4 Apr
134
Apr
40
8
523/4 Mar 10
24
98% Mar
18% Mar 26
27% Dec
16.
57
17
Aug
4
23% Jan
Jan
2
26
Sep
23
7
42% Apr
69% Jun
19
Abacus
15
Abbott Laboratories
114%. Jun
10
4%
1
convertible
423A Jun
29
ABC
52
15
ACF Industries
2
Jun
3
23
Jan
15% Jan
Monday
4
p*r
Fund
41'/a May
12
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
23% May 31
34% July 15
30i% Mar
9
26
8
28
46% Nov 23
12% Nov
Mar
NEW YORK
Highest
common
5
preferred
100
Vending Corp
1
I25
Inc.
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
Sep
21
2
3
23% Jan
17% Dec
71
Sep
290
22% Nov
22
14
25%
No par
34%
37%
X341/2
36%
33
79'%
79%
76%
791/4
76%
Oct
328
3% Feb
9
28% Dec
30
Apr
Jan
16% Nov
17
22% Apr
53% Dec
18
85
Sep
Air
Control
Air
4
9
15
July
383/4 Feb
79
15
Feb
7% Jan
14
53 3% Jun
Aldens
3
8
9% Jan
28
15% Nov
18
8% May 11
28
54'% Nov
18
30% May 11
45
Jan
5
7
603/, Aug 31
36% May 10
90% Jan 12
56% Jan
4
30
123/4 Feb
10
57
Dec
30
17% Dec
4
46V4 Sep 21
36% Dec 22
8% Oct
27
52% Jan
75
5
Dec
11
26% Feb
102
8
Apr
28% Aug 25
59
Dec
17% Jun
22
47
2
May 27
22 3% Jan
8
Alco
Gas
pfd
Products
Inc
4%%
2
Corp_
preferred
59
Jan
4
Allied
1
173/4 Jan
4
Allied
48% Mar 14
58 % Feb
5
Allied
Laboratories
39% Jan
6
Allied
4
14% Feb
61% Jun
7% Jun
83% Mar 17
113/8 Jan
5
49% Jun
11
1
1
58 % Jan
13
Jan
4
82
75
17
383/, Sep
29
127'/4 Sep
1
8
39% Feb
25
27
1
39% July 15
30'% May 12
28% July 15
77% May 11
1153/4 July 24
801/4 July 15
27% July 15
1
102
July 14
40
July 12
Jan
28
Jan
28
36% Apr
35% Jan
13
„
132
108
Jan
Allied
52
Mar 31
33
Mar 18
42
51
Dec
10
47
Feb
29
22
56% July 17
35% Jun
21
55% July 15
503/4 Mar 15
Amerace
78% Jan
6
Amerada
2734 Dec
31% Jan
21
57
July 15
25
July 14
22
35%. Apr
30
23% Nov
18
173/e Apr
10
33% Apr
160'% Apr
9
117% Nov
9
97
42% Jan
2
£
2
58
6
Aug
3
Shoe
4
American Cable
40% Nov
13
50% Jan
2
37% May 12
43% Jan
4
American
35% Sep
17
40% Mar
2
35% Jan
6
38% Mar
47% Jan
2
44
1
51% Jan
12
American
Chain
&
Jun
15
American
Chicle
106
Jan
15
17
45% Oct
26
25
9
2
Jan
Sep
47% Mar
2
65'A July 28
50
Apr 17
55%-May 18
59% Jun
43
8
Amer
Can
Co
17%
52%
17%
54%
17%
53%
1,100
54Vi
53%
54
52%
54%
23,500
16%
I,200
Commer
16%
15%
16% V
16%
16%
49%
50%
49%
49%
50
50
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
8
34%
7%
1,200
7%
7%
4,000
51%
51%
5,400
10
100
30
31% Mar 15
9% Jan
11
7%
7%
51%
52%
51%
52
81 %
81%
82
82
28%
103
29
28%
103
51
51%
81%
28%
*98
28
105
8
81%
28%
*99
105
8
8
51%
81
51%
81
27%
102
81%
28%
27%
102
*100%
81 %
28
109 "
5,200
220
26,100
200
31%
31%
32 3
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
30%
32%
30
327/B
30%
2,100
29%
29%
29%
85 "4
29%
28%
86%
29%
82%
84 %
63,400
82%
82%
81%
83
80%
81%
15,200
8
50
*33
34%
33
1
*53
56
54%
54%
54%
54%
55
*36 %
37%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
61%
X58%
1
59%
*33
33
34%
*33
34%
'
"100%
103
20%
100
40%
40%
10
35%
35%
61 %
61%
62
63
2
21%
22
21%
22%
21%
22%
22%
No par
41%
41%
41%
41 %
41%
41%
37%
38%
35%
36%
Corp___
Co
34%
35%
30
55
55
55%
700
37%
36
36%
800
57
58%
26,300
25%
25%
6,400
20%
31,000
*35%
36i%
*62
20%
20
100
*97
40%
41
103
300
41
2,100
*35%
36
63%
62
62
22%
21%
22%
II,400
41%
41%
41
41%
2,000
36%
27%
37%
37%
13,700
200
930
1
36%
38
19%
19%
19%
1
8%
8%
8%
8%
!
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
12.50
8%
39%
40%
39%
1
9,700
39%
39%
39%
39%
40%
39%
40%
38,500
37%
Corp
37'/4
36%
46%
46%,
*45%
63%
61%
63%
62
.3
171/4
17%
17%
17%
17%
10
43%
43%
19%
100
36%
37
37
37
45%
45%
45%
45
45
800
62
61
62
61%
62
3,100
17%
17 Va
17%
17%
17%
43%
.
2,100
12,200
43'%
*43%
44
43%
87%
87
87
87
87
•86%
88
*86Y2
58%
56%
57%
55%
56%
54%
55%
54%
55%
25,500
Co
54%
541/4
*52%
53'%
52%
521/4
51%
51%
400
57%
58'%
23,900
4,200
10
58%
21V2
21%
*32i/4
x53
58%
.5
Foreign
43%
*19
57%
*85
SeCiir
No par
Lines Inc_
40c
Export
&
44%
19%
20
Power
Corp
American
44%
'
•19
10
100
Distilling Co
American
37
46%
63%
Barge Line Co
American Electric
37%
19%
46%
Cyanamid Co
American
37
*19
No par
Crystal Sugar com
prior preferred
American
*19
No par
European
6% Jun
7%
30%
25
Enka
8
30
35
American
4% %
98
52%
No par
Cable
American
Jan
23
*961/2
16%
preferred
American
32% May 6
20% May 12
Jun
98
161/4
common
42
19% July 15
4
22
17%
54%
20
58% July 12
33% Jan
4
15
18% Jan
51%
*96%
No par
Radio
59
Feb
27
17%
98
'
35
common
&
21
July 27
8% Nov
7%
Inc
25
45
30
14
17%
*96%
51
preferred
Jan
46
9
25% Oct
Mar 30
Theatres
46% Jan
34% Apr
36 % Nov
89
17%
Co—
Co
:
97
17%
Broadcasting-Paramount
13% Jan
46% Sep
38% Feb
97
17%
*62
8% July 12
84
97
17:%
64
5%
24,100
16%
common
Bosch Arma
141% Mar 18
5
10,900
36
7% Feb
44% July
4,300
41%
40%
13
36% May 12
81% Jun 28
31%
40%
*35%
American
May 28
31%
41%
35%
17
44
32%
40%
40%
20
24
9%
31%
40%
40%
19 Va Jun
37% Dec
9%
32%
40%
35%
39% Jun
11
9%
32
40 %
40%
6
24% Jan
9%
33%
50
Note
4
21
9%
33
40%
36
preferred
Brake
40
34V4
97
American
7,400
42 V,
97
American
5,700
81
33%
98
25% Mar
Jun
9%
*80
40
98
19
17
9%
81
97
preferred——100
11
14
9%
*80
1
Co
20
25% Sep
10
81
40
convertible
33% Nov
29
93i
♦80
59%
20 % Feb
20'/a Dec
80
49%
25%
7
9
51%
57%
2
66
81
50%
10
Corp
Jan
Jun
51%
25
30
46% Mar 22
50%
*80
common
19
61% Aug
7
55% Apr 28
15%
20%
6
3,800
*30%
15%
80.
11,200
5,200
30%
26 %
6%
70'/a
6,900
4%
15%
4
59%
Airlines
20% Jan
44'/4 Mar 17
69
17%
*257
5
19%
Bank
Jan
70%
57%
American
7
17
300
4%
25%
4
51% Jan
70%
*257
4%
59%
63
1
300
4%
20%
443/4 Jan
40% Jun
*260
5
26%
27
4
4%
30%
19%
Bakeries
Jan
300
'/a
30%
26
3%%
18% May
22
10,700
26%
American
39% May
23% Sep
451% Jan
71'%
20%
18
July 12
3,900
12%
70%
4
44% Jan
58'A Apr
18
*28%
12%
20'A
July 13
64% May 29
17%
28%
12%
25 3
40% May 26
35% July 13
2
17%
28%
12%
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No
par
4
27
7
Jan
17%
28'%
12 '/a
73%
*262
17%
27%
American
25% Jan
58
17%
29%
30%
12.50
106% Jan
32% Oct
6,400
53
6%
convertible preferred™
Amalgamated Sugar Co
26
50'% Sep
46% Dec
76 V2
16%
preferred
Petroleum
5
78
35
Corp
106% Feb
16,700
77
No par
5
25
4,100
34%
79
15'%
America
12
7
24%
35%
52'/4
common
Aluminium Limited
Feb
Jan
25%
33%
30%
100
convertible
44% Sep
69% Nov
39
25
35%
I5
Amalgamated Leather
331/4 Jan
9,900
25%
2,200
No par
Alpha Portland Cement
of
13%
24%
15%
100
4%
Aluminum Co
13%
24%
15%
Corp
5
Allied Stores
Corp common—No par
4
13%
24%
52
1
Inc
preferred
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
4,600
131%
24%
30%
_No par
4
45%
13%
X24 Vb
15%
Products
4.08%
44%
16,300
1
Mills
May 31
5
43%
8,500
k
35%
13
71
300
5
30%
Shares
42'%
*105
•
26%
50 3
10
Chemical Corp
Kid Co
32
*270
110
35%
15%
;
8
21
73%
*105
*41%
9
Inc
24
73
17%
the Week
61 »/8
52'/4
l
preferred
44% Feb
xl 1%
42'A
60%
100
;
64% Apr
27 3 4
13V4
*41%
15%
common
Industries
29%
July 15
51
Ii
_
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
Allen
.18
12%
Friday
July M
5
Inc
convertible
17%
29
Sale* for
Thursday
30
common
Alleghany Corp
6%
2
Feb
Jan
May
100
5
50c
c|ommon—No par
1951 series
100
15% Jun
21% Miir 20
32% Sep
104
13 Va Jan
Inc
conv
8
82% Jun
1
Products
Industries
1
44% Jan
Dec
J
Alabama
32% Jan
89
A
30% July 11
19 3% May 12
17
_i
Reduction
4.50%
4% Jan
8
2
12
Aeroquip Corp
27% Jun
30
23% Jan
77% Jim
1
—
Corp
4
22
6 % Mar 19
35
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
Co
Corp
24
43%
25%
Admiral
Jan
36%
43%
24%
1
201/4 Feb
34%
44%
13%
4
40% Mar
.37%
43%
25%
23"% Jan
85
35%
45%
241/a
Jun
8
38%
45
14
Jun
66 % Mar
37%
25%
Co
Express
61%
110
25
94
27% July 13
60%
*105
13%
47
11% July 12
23
91% Mar 10
62%
110
25%
Adams
Apr 20
16% May 11
29% May 11
38% Dec 29
61%
*105
24%
Acme
4
63
17
42%
1
6
28% Jan
Adams-Millis
62%
112
July 13
*41%
42%
10
32-% Jan
17
62%
*106
*41%
HIGH 8ALJB PRICES
Wednesday
July J'>
___I_1
23% May 11
23% May 31
16% Apr 14
Steel
Tuesday
July 11
*413/4
42%
.
Power
No par
22%
7
53
57%
58%
21%
33
21%
*32
23%
34
22%
7%
23 %
7
7%
57
57%
21
21%
*33%
22%
7
34
23%
7%
57%
58%
20%
21
*31
23%
7
193/4
88
20%
600
120
32'%
*31
23%
23
23%
2,600
7%
7
7%
49,200
34
?
31
Mar 13
122
Feb
9
38 Vo
193
July 21
July 27
29% May 11
142% Feb
36% Mar
14% Jan
12
15% Dec
23
n'/4 Dec
3
93
29
Dec
45'/a Oct
9
76% Dec
30
41
25
May 27
38% Jan
18
American
Hardware
12.50
30%
31%
30%
15
198% Jun
15
American
Home
Products
1
x17734
179%
176%
9
61% Jun
28
American
Hospital Supply Corp
2
54%
55%
American
Ice
16% Jun
2
24% Jan
18
18% July
9
13% Jun
2
16% Jan
6
American International
20% Jan
2
17% Feb
15
19% Jan
8
American
Feb
25
94
52% Nov
17
49'/a Jan
May 19
761/4 Jan
105
84
Jan
4
102% May
74% Jun
3
15
1.83% May 10
59% Apr
34% Jan
30
44% Feb
58% Jan
6
16
20% Jun
27% Jan
15
14
98
Jan
22
86% Jan
30
32% Jan
22
17% July 15
91% Apr 13
28% Jan 26
16
18
14
May 2
20% July 14
15% Jan
Apr
1
21% Sep
89% Dec
21
24% Dec
13% Jun
8
Corp
5%%
Co__
Mach
38% Jan
e
38% Nov
4
13
Sep
22
137
Dec
22
73% Apr
53%
54%
Metal
American
American
American
Natural
341/2 July 15
American
News
67
Mar 17
Motors
19
45% Jun
21
American
Potash
16% Feb
3
American
Rad & Std Sany
41
May
Mar
7
33% Jan
5
Nov
23
67% Mar
8
124% Jun
13
27
42
3
54% Jan
4
Dec
54
Dec
29
117% Oct
5
26'A Mar 26
148% Mar 20
63% Mar
133% Jan
13
Feb
9
Mar
8
9
54
Jun
12
117
341% Dec
30
18
125
Mar
Jun
21
141
Apr
4
60% May 26
122% Apr 14
34
Jan
4
Dec~22 I
105
28
27% Dec
21
35% Feb
18
27% Mar 15
29% Jan
6
12
Apr 21
79% Jan
4
17% Jun
30
96 Ya
May 19
57% Jun
9
4
125% Apr
43% Jan
4
American
233/4 Jun 20
American
13 % Jan
26
18% May 18
75% Sep
22
89
117
s7p~~22
>.
Apr
129% Jan
17
20
117
Jan
13% Mar 12
17% Dec
55% July 29
17
32% May 11
15 Vb Jan
4
251% Nov 23
29% Aug
7
27% May
1
19% Oct 21
25
Feb
14
Mar
8
63
Dec
45
Jan
7
46%
37
16
Jan
24'% Nov
4
14% Jan
2
51% Nov
26
25% Mar
2
Apr 19
8
7
27% Feb
15
26
26% Jan
15
18% May 17
73% Jun 17
42 % Mar
American Sugar
1%
&
Chem
21 Ya
23%
*90%
92%
10
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/4
17%
17 3/t
3,700
14%
14%
14%
14%
*14%
14%
14%
143/4
14%
14%
1,500
21%
1,100
90,600
22%
21%
21%
21%
20%
21%
21%
329,700
65%
66%
X64%
6574
64%
65%
65
66
65
65%
10,400
33
32%
33
32%
33%
33%
341/4
34%
34%
60 %
61%
61
6174
60%
61%
59Y2
€0
59%
591/4
5,800
par
69V4
72
66
69
65
66
64
66
64
65%
29,300
40%
41%
39%
40%
39
38%
391/4
39
39%
8,700
13%
40,800
com_
5
13
*141
31%
X109.
51'A
138
13%
142
31%
111%
52
138%
13%
*141
131%
142
31%
107
31%
109
50%
138%
511/4
139
38%
13
*141
13%
142
13
*141
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313/i
313/4
1051/4
106 »/2
103%
513/s
52%
51%
138
138'/,,
138
13%
142
313/4
106
20%
12%
*141
313/4
104
142
32%
105
8,200
„
1,500
960
52%
51%
51%
18,800
138%
1383/4
H CO CO £
760
59%
593/4
593/4
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123%
*121%
123%
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*121%
123'%
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123%
19%
20%
19%
20%
19%
20'/s
19%
19%
19'/2
20%
27%
27%
273/8
27%
*59
*59
60
*59
60
59%
60
600
8,900
28
28%
28
28%
1
68%
69%
68%
69%
68%
681/2
68
68
68
68%
2,700
com___25
28%
29%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 »/2
28
28 y8
3,600
25
28'/4
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
t28%
28'/2
28%
4,200
16 '/a
*163/a
Co
American Sumatra Tobacco
American Tel & Tel Co
5
273/4
281/4
8,600
16%
16%
163/4
•18%
163/4
163/4
16%
33 V3
89%
90%
893/8
90%
89%
90%
89%
90
89%
90
76,700
12.50
56%
573/4
57%
57%
57'A
573/4
57%
573/4
57
573/4
12,200
100
121%
121%
1213/4
870
341/4
34%
34%
122%
343/a
121%
25
common
5
213/a
21%
21
preferred
Viscose Corp
Water Works Co
Preferred
6%
Preferred
5%%
series
com
16%
*26%
25
*25»/2
26%
1
15%
15%
15
1
64
66%
60%
28
33% Feb
17
55% Jun
17
Ampbenol-Borg Electronics Corp
2
68% Jan
15
Anaconda
Co
SOVaDec
60% Mar 18
38% July 14
54% Jan
11
Anaconda
Wire & Cable
Corp
_l
27
*25%
<■
121
34%
34 Va
343/«,
x34
20%
2034
20%
21
*26%
27%
26%
*25%
122%
121
400
34%
16,400
20%
21%
4,300
*28%
21 Va
263/4
263/4
26%
26%
26 V2
*25'/2
26%
90
15%
15
15'/2
15%
153/4
153/4
24,305
63'/4
601/2
623/4
59%
62 Va
59 Va
163/4
60%
300
14,100
38%
35%
37%
35%
363/«
35
36%
1
46
48%
46
47
45%
46%
45%
47%
46'/2
473/s
11,300
50
49
501/4
49%
50%
49%
503'4
50%
51 Va
50%
51%
31,700
39%
40
39
39%
383/4
38%
38%
383/4
38%
38 %
580
42%
42%
41%
413/4
401/4
42
40%
403/4
40%
403/4
4,400
86Y2
*86'/2
No par
36%
.27
1213/4
34%
27
25
_i
.
series
121
21
American Zinc Lead & Smelting
AMP Inc endorsed shares—
46% Jun
1
45%
32%
preferred
Atnpex
45
21%
30% Apr
1
.
25
Mar"l3
.
45
21%
92%
74% Mar 17
~23
44%
21 y8
*90%
58% Sep 22
30% Sep
50
46
100
Refining
American Tobacco
6%
40,000
81
911%
_1
23
10
63
21%
Stores
3
31 Ye Feb
102
62
*791/2
45%
Steel Foundries^
82% Feb
IC
Jun
102
91%
American
16
25
63%
79%
21
American
66% Jun
4
43% Mar
103
62%
79%
46%
£1
2
Jan
2674 Dec
*101
62 'A
81
92%
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd
51 Va
72%
103
22%
Co common
25
non-cumulative preferred_100
38% Jan 20
60
*791%
21%
American Snuff
27% July 15
*101
*461/4
Seating Co
10
Ship Building Co
No par
Smelt & Refg com_No par
preferred
100
6%
81
*91%
American
7%
641/4
46%
American
133
29
1
103
61%
*79%
92%
American
56% Feb
*101
65 %
81
22%
preferred™..
92
9
30
103
46"
Photocopy Equipm't Co_No
Dec; 18
62
*79%
700
No par
Amer
41 % Sep
3,200
l
American
52% Mar 31
31
4,300
17%
22%
Co..
15
7%
14
17'/«
No par
Gas
20
Mar 21
14
17%
1.66%
Corp___
Co
Jun
145
143/B
173/4
1
74% Jun
7
*13%
17 %
2
11
138% Jan
14%
17%
*91%
Products
12 % July 15
21
*13%
1774
Optical Co
Mar~~3
173/a
14%
Molasses Co
43% Apr
33% Apr
18% Apr
152
American
18
July"!
17
100
29 % Apr 18
66% July 11
Apr 18
43 % Apr 14
17%
17%
preferred
55% Mar 23
14
17%
17%
Machine & Metals_No par
American Metal Climax Inc com
1
26
Sep~21
56
Dec
17%
1774
American
4%%
7,900
17%
18
*101
1,200
8,400
*17%
100
30%
51%
*13%
100
30%
177
178%
I8V4
Fdry com___3.50
31
1763/4
50%
14
&
175
52%
18
preferred
*30%
51%
14
prior preferred
3.90%
30%
177%
52%
_1
1
30%
174
51%
No par
Corp
Investment Co of 111
American
30%
178
54
51
35Ya
35%
71,000
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
33
Feb
86
Dec
34
Mar
28% Oct
For
3
47
July 28
35% Apr
19
441/2 July
17
95 % Apr
9
85
Jan
12
88
4
41% Aug
6
36
Feb
17
41% July
20
38% Jan
1*
footnotes,
see
30% Mar
page 24.
3
Jan
5
21
6
43«/2 July 15
Common
6.25
$4 preferred
No par
Anderson-Prichard
Oil
Corp
87%.
87%
*861/2
881/2
*86'/2
881/2
-21.80
Anderson Clayton & Co
40%
40%
X39%
39%
39%
40%
40
40%
40
88%
40%
7,100
10
39%
42%
40%
39%
423/4
41%
433/8
41
43%
76,700
39
*86%
10
-
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(218)
.
.
.
Monday, July 18, 1960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Highest
Lowest
Nov
18
49% Feb
28% Nov
27
40% Jan
18
64% May
13
35% Feb
75
9
4
42% Feb
19
48% July
40% May 25
17%
Nov~ 20
23%
July" 16
'20%
15% May 11
Arnold
Constable
2
20% July
1
27'/a Jan
5
Arvin
Jan
2
25% May 15
18% July
6
23% Jan
4
Ashland
21% Feb
11
40% May 19
5
2nd
44
Feb
13
60% Dec
•9
Sep
•9
Nov
25
10
19
28% Apr
15
23% Oct
v29%tJun
1
37% Jan
56% Jan
27
70% Jun
Feb
9
105% Apr
4
5.25%
Apr
12
Jan
4
Associates
30
107 % Mar 31
100
2
51
88% Jan
.-.v
:■
.
'
14% Nov
17
32% July
9% Dec
29
88% Dec
18
10% Mar 4
33Vb Sep 11
Nov
10
92
10
47% Feb
16
74% Dec
28
16
«8% Jan
Jan
.
27
15% Nov 24
9
81% Jun
i
r
63
'
.-,
;
Jun
July
May
July
21
May
21
Mar
11% May
r
'
83 y. Nov
20
10% Jan
7
17% May 25
8% Dec
1
12% Jun
10% Feb
9
42% July 24
9
15
10
12
13
11
11
4
1st
preferred
Babbitt (B T)
Baltimore Gas dc Elec
17
12% Jun
2
14% Nov
27% Jun
9
98 % Apr
6
23
23
27 y4 Dec
7
24% Jan
26
101 % Feb
5
90% Jan
18
11
89% Jun
8
80
Jan
8
18
Nov
16
50% July
8
29% May 11
85
4%
66
Jan
62% Feb
4%
11
58
July 15
Jan
29
30
Apr 27
* Jun
1
63
Jan
6
25% Jan
8
Basic Products
64% Jan
Nov
23
30% May 11
49% Sep
23
66 % Feb
27
39% May
3
54 y4 Jail
43% Dec
24
34% Mar
8
58% Jun
7
54% Jan
Preferred
14
Jan
14
II
Dec
24
Mar
178
Jan
23
204
90
Dec
16
100% Mar 26
90% Feb
19% Sep
22
16% Jan
7
July 29
.'74% May* 6
62 % Jan
78
.
Bausch
Jun
29
103% Jun
4%%
28
.
95
-0'
Beck
Jun
8
79% Apr
14
Beech
Beech
43
18
July
1
82
10
2
'
May 11
1
1
Jun
10
13
1
8
12% Jan
138 Vb Jan
6
31
13% Jun
1
July
Jan
12
83
10
42% Dec
6
71 % Jan
2
11
36
56% July 15
35
30% Jan
34 % Mar 31
15% Nov
29
8
4
82
8
7%
4
8
Inc
Gypsum
22
24% Apr
8
24% Sep
16
Jan
17%
Sep
% %
Black
pfd
&
&
21
20% Jan
4
Bliss
(E W)
32% Jan
6
Bohn
Aluminum & Brass
6
11
Book-of-tlie-Month Club Inc
50 Va July
8
Borden
48 % Jan
6
Borg-Warner Corp
1
3 % %
15
79% Mar 30
28
21% May 31
Borman
64% July
Boston
&
5
8
5
7% July
5
11% Jan
18
27% Jan
6
13 Va July
6
20% Jan
18
17% Mar 13
9% Apr 28
13 Vb Jan
4
6
44% May 25
40% Jan
41 Va Jan
1
48
41% Jun 20
11
12
8
7% Jun
28
52% Feb
8
63% Jan
4
Jun
17
63
48
Oct
29
38% Feb
17
76
Dec
28
85
Jan
21
76% Jan
4
28
Dec
22
28% Nov
12
25
Mar 22
104
Mar 16
33% Sep
6
Jan
12% Jan
66''a July 20
13
9
80
4%%
26
5.50%
preferred series
Brown
20
Brunswick
26
B T L
6
33% Mar 16
31% Mar
4
35% Apr
12
4"
35% May 28
15% July 11
24 V» Jan
4
27% Jan
6
Budd
8
31% July 10
16% May 26
82% Nov 27
14
94% May 27
37% Jan 21
80
Dec
15% Oct
22
24% Jun
18
11
13% Sep
23
20% Apr
8
14 Vb Apr
14% Jan
2
26% July 28
68% Jan
2
80% Apr
18 '/a Apr
73% Jan
Nov
18% Nov
18
Buffalo
Forge
17% Jan
4
Bullard
*29%
20% July
7
Bulova
4
Burlington
29
Jan
4
24
5
76% May 13
21
66 % Mar 10
Watch
Co
58%
58%
*58
58%
58%
58%
58 Va
21%
21%
X21 Va
21 Va
*21 Va
21%
*21 Va
46 %
46%
47
48
48%
47%
48
35%
*35%
27-% Jan
13
4% Jun
1
May 24
13% Dec
31
55% Dec
28
45
Mar
7
22Vb Aug 14
19
Mar
9
89
Feb
51
Apr 22
3$% Sep 22
44% Jun
94% Dec
30
32% Mar
87 Vb Dec
11
69
11
9% May 13
5
35%
7%
26%
15%
July 15
Jan
6
Jan 18
Mar 11
6% July 7
22% Jun
7
Apr 28
26
85
43% Mar 14
49
1
32% Mar 22
39% July 14
3
23% July 13
27% Apr 18
60% Jan
6
July 28
For footnotes, see page
80
55
Feb
900
May 26
Apr
44
220
*81
%
29
*21 Va
400
-
46%
47
47%
47%
1,300
48
49%
48%
49
7,011
*35%
35%
*35 VB
44%
44 Va
44 VB
*210
225
44%
*92%
93
18
18 VB
17%
18%
77
84
86
85%
87%
87%
89 Va
7
y
'
*81
81%
81%
"'*81
'
<•
*81
Va
81
67%
68
68%
69
68 Va
37
*36%
37
37
*36%
40%
39%
40%
15%
15%
15 VB
15%
15 Va
15%
15%
15 VB
48%
50%
46
48%
46
47 Va
47
48 Va
93 %
*92
93 Va
*92
93 Va
*92
93%
13
13%
,
12%
13%
63%
64%
29%
30
29%
49
*48%
64%
65
293/a
29%
29%
48%
*48 VB
35
34
34%
44
44%
43%
44VB
45%
46%
45%
141
14%
15%
14%
48 VB
26,300
93%
12%
45
45V2
45%
46 Va
45%
141%
75
23% : 23%
3,500
400
1%
34%
45%
12,700
2,200
45%
5,800
45%
45%
60,300
142
*141%
143%
15
75
143/4
V. *73%
900
142
74
"
75
13,600
29V4
33'/2
46 Va
6,300
66%
1
#46 V4
;
481/2
*73%
15
*73Va
65%
14114
141 %
14%
12%
28 %
34%
33%
331/2
'
.
48V2
1%
1
1 Va
43 Va
-
15
*73 Va
75
900
47
*92
49
32%
46%
^ 141 %
*141
66
1
i,
6,400
16 VB
293ii
48%
1 Va
5,600
40
*15%
66 %
29%
1
68%
37
39
13 Va
65 %
34%
141
12%
49
63%
1 %
Va
80
'
13
12%
40
.
9,500
34,600
81%
69
67
39%
1
93
■—
f,.
93
18 Va
40%
*92
V,
92%
•
*36%
37
3,100
18%
33
*36 Va
200
45
230,.., iear
92%
*36%
39%
50
35%
*215
225
15%
4,700
3 8 VB
38%
3,700
36
361/1
2,200
*23 %
23%
1,700
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 3a
15%
4.200
26%
27%
27%
29 Va
29
30%
29
30%
27%
293/B
136,300
25%
26
25%
26
25%
26
25%
25%
25%
25%
2,400
18%
7.50
19
19
19 Va
18%
19 Va
19
19%
19
19%
6,400
22
22
223/8
*22Va
221/4
22%
22 Va
22
22 %
2,700-
49%
49%
49%
49 3/4
50
49%
49%
493/i
50
11,000
37
'
-
21%
49%
1
37%
36 3/B
36
36 3a
36%
19,200
*78%
18%
64%
.
36
363/4
36 %
*78%
79%
*783/4
19
18%
1834
64%
63%
79%
*78%
80
35%
*78%
80
80
-
—
—
—
19
19
19
19
19%
2.900
633/4
63%
19Va
6 4 3/a
63%
64%
63%
64
2,500
7%
7%
*7%
133/8
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
9%
93/B
93b
934
.
29%
30%
44%
44 VB
•
30
5
50
3.50
*43 Vb
3
10
30%
44%
*7%
7%-,
.
*7%
•
10
7%
7%
7%
400
13%
13%
13%
13%
9%
734
13 VB
9%
9%
9%
1,800
4,200
30%
4,700
30%
30
*43 VB
30
43 Va
30
30%
4434
44%
44%
600
8 Va
1,600
59%
60%
4,100
52 VB
54-
*43 Va
'
9%
*8%
57%
58%
573/4
59 V4
56
57%,
54
55
9
8%
8%
59
59%
59%
54%
52
52%
8%
100
10
78
78
79
28%
28%
28 Va
28%
28 3/a
100
105%
105%
105 VB
105 %
105 %
.
79
8
60
52
9
♦79%
8%
*78%
*78%
28%,
105 %
80
28 3
80
29
;
a
105%
,
105 %
29
105%
15,200
80
80
29%..
6,000
i
.
780
105%
74%
700
64 Va
6534
81,000
39
39%
2,300
75 >
76
75
75
*74%
75%
63%
67
61%
63%
62 Va
65%
64%
66 %
39%
40
39%
40
39 Va
3934
38 3/B
39 Va
31%
32
*31 %
313/4
32
3234
32%
32 34
*32%
32%
2,300
15%
16
15%
1534
15%
153/4
15%
15a4
15%
16 Va
6,200
17%
17%
17
173/8
17%
16,100
5
*75
-
76
17
17%
17%
74%
.
..
17%
17%
100
81
81
*81
83
♦81
83
83
*81
63
303/4
30%
31
31
*3034
31%
30%
30 3/B
*30 3/B
31
300
12%
12 3/B
12 3/a
12%
12%
12%
12 %
123a
11%
12
1,900
5
Inc
18 %
19%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 Va
18 VB
18%
18,800
18%
28,400
18 3/,
*81 VB
19 %
18%
19
18%
75%
75%
*75%
76
*75%
100
*653/8
67 %
*65 3/a
67%
*65
4% %
100
79%
79%
*79%
81
79 V4
5
34%
35%
33%
35%
1
24%
24%
23%
24
3.33%
103/a
10 3/a
x9 %
10
34
35
4%
34 Va
34%
4%
43.,
4%
4%
4%
23'/a
11 %
22%
22 Va
21 VB
21%
21 Va
21%'
10%
11
10%
11
10%
66%
20%
84 %
47
38%
24%
59
65%
66 %
61%
6534
20 Va
20%
20 %
203/B
Inc
_1
com
second pref
-
California Packing Corp
Callahan Mining Corp
Calumet & Hecla Inc
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
Canada Dry
Corp
conv
5
1
4%
22%
10%
5
1
T.80
common
preferred.
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific Ry
Cannon Mills Co
$4.25
21%
88%
*81
71%
500
18%
18%
84 VB
81%
69
:
100
57%
93%
*92
V •7
100
57%
35%
43%
*210
58
29%
No par
5
Byers Co (A M)
16
44
*208
.
*29
100
4
2
Jan
235
58
30
1
Industries
Jan
8% Jun
82
45 Va
44 VB
*215
*35 VB
>
59
♦29
30
preferred
3%% preferred
5
23
:
100
58%
*58 VB
21%
45 %
-
58%
5
4%
17% Oct
41% Nov 30
58 VB
500
36
*58
■
No par
24
30
—
23 3a
Bush Terminal Co
'.,
*58%
*29
*33
38 V4
Co
Burroughs Corp
4
58 VB
29%
58%
58%
58%
58%'
15
preferred
2
26
33%
33%
36%
Co
May 10
$5
2
Mar 30-
Oct
4
Jan
26% Feb
10
79
Jan
34
20
6,800
•v
10
85
2
40% Jun
.
34%
23%
;
common
6
20% May 26
9% Mar 17
27% July 27
Dec
Co
Jun
5
82% Aug 12
10
34
35%
34
38%
Inc
35% Feb
2
19
Co
5
30
34%
36
A
Corp
78% May 6
20% May 27
Jan
48% Jun
Shoe
26% Jun
9% July 10
34 Va
29%
1
Corp
May 4
84% Aug 17
45% Mar 18
18
34%
58%
1
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
U
83%
2,200
No par
15
17
Jun
21
.
13,500
94%
83%
23%
common
Jun
21
27%
94%
83 Va
36 Va
common
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
46% Feb
14% Jan
26%
94%
39V2
common
77
28% Oct
26%
*82%
83 Va
23 Va
preferred:
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp___
76
13
*82 Va
33%
35%
83 Va
23%
convertible
4
Jan
26%
94%
%
100
18
66
*82
2.50
29
10
:
—
No par
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
35% Jan
67
13,700
18,100
23%
preferred
Bristol-Myers Co
Mar 30
29 Va July 15
105% Apr
5%
66
Jan
•
'
5
Common
42%-Jan
76% Jan
94
13%
353/4
Braniff
2
Mar 10
27 Va.
94
4%
31%
13
Maine RR—
16
62
26%
94%
.....25
12
92
27 Va
94%
4%
30%
38%
Co
Oct
19% Jan
26%
94%
4%
'
*82% .83%
_100
44 % Nov
Nov
27 Va:-
93%
63,800
13 Va
■
39%
Inc
47 % Nov
76
26%
168,100
32 Va
4%
37
common
Stores
Food
5
6
13
.1.25
preferred
26
35% Oct
14
39
-
34% May
28% Jan
87% Jan
'-=< >400
.
47%
13%
36%
i—.
Edison
15% Jan
12% Sep
46%
14
39%
Corp.
Co„_
Jan
17
BV* May 12
49
13%
38
Bond Stores Inc
10
29% Jun
46%
'
1
28 Vb Jan
29
8
-
5
24% Feb
77
53% Jun
14
21%
37%
Co
22% Feb
7% Nov 24
20
*13 %
*21 Va
31
.2.50
Laughlin Inc
3
11% Nov
Nov
i,8oo
•
900
14 Va
21%
38%
_
28
14% Dec
44
17,700
:
86
*13%
*21 Va-
*73%
Boeing Airplane Co_
Co
Boston
33% Jan
86
85%.
85 Va
130
:
4%
14%
10
Bliss
59% Feb
20
77%
4%
14%
_50c
Mfg Co
6
35% July 15
6674 Mar 17
*76
4%
14%
_100
series of 1951
Decker
18% Jun
88% Sep 30
87%
4%
4%
5
common—
17% May 11
24
76 Va
*86
14%
13%
100
__
29% Jan
81% Apr
24
76%
32 Va
8
common
preferred
Blaw-Knox
53
48%Dec~~7
Feb-"9
76
9,300-
4%
40c
(Del)
4
18% Jun
1
25
34%
13 Va
1
Co
Steel
Jan
24 Vb May
May 14
2
20% Sep
34%'-"
32 Va
1 peso
40 Vb Feb
35.
21% Jan
4,000
35
5
1
Mar 28
23
37%
34%
13%
.1
.
Inc
Bigelow-Sanford Inc
3
Feb
Co
Bethlehem
49 % Mar 25
29
;
15% Jun
9
5
9% '■?' 9%
37%
3,000
,33
100
common..
Consolidated
Bcstwall
Jun
21% Feb
May 2
22% May 27
18
22
July
46% Jan
25
29% Oct
Jan
Best &
145 Vb Mar 25
11
36 % Jan
70
13
57 Vb Jan
Feb
35% Sep
>
51
5
34%
23%
9%
38
_1
_
Corp__
Benguet
4
50
19% Dec
5
% Jan
38% Jan
25
155
>
50%
13%
1
:
Corp
Beneficial Finance Co
33% Feb
7,200
86%
32
49
Bendix
43%. Apr
2,500
'
51 Va
13%
v.
-5
4
1
6
23
Bell Intercontinental
74% Jan
1
28
22%
86 %
5
33%
.No par
L-—
30% July
59% July
290
50%
4%
49% May 31
43% May
54
23%
9%
37%
10
common
preferred
6
41% Apr
Sep
Howell Co
7
49% May 11
137
26
&
4%%
3
32% Sep 22
6
28
Jan
32% Jun
38% Jan
Bell
13
92% Jun
16% Feb
25
,
33,600
13,900
16
21%
i
54%
23%
23%/-.24 •
9%
9%
37Va 37%
*86% 87%
50% 51
34
34y2
77
77%
4%
4%
14% 14%
85% 85%
*13 %. 14%,
*2iy8 .21%
46y4 48%
13% 14 Va
,
13%
100
pfd—
.
22% Feb
Apr
23%
4,400
*15%
105.
.
32%
100
.
Mar 23
52
1% Dec 21
78
4%
15
85
14
21%"
51%
14%
»21Va
47Va
13%
14%
36
....
45
28'/a Mar
;
49%
Corp
57% May
89
10
37
87%
51 %
78
4%
15
85
13%
45%
RR
3
22
45% Dec
Creek
4%%
S)
Aircraft
Belding-Heminway
57% Jun
19
89% Feb
May 14
Sep
12% Sep
81
Shoe '(A
20% Mar 29
8
37% Jan
-
78
4%
15%
85%.,
13%
21%
52ya
48%
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
12
*
34%
36%
*86%
51%
/ 34
91%:'
42 % Apr
24% May 11
24%
34%
35%
Inc
17
2
23%
'• >9%v9%
86%
Instruments
10
32% Mar 31
Nov
55%
9%
37'%
87%
52%
1
Beckman
21
13
4,200
10
41%
;
24%"
23%
9%
37
*86%
51%
34
*76y2
"4%
15%
85 Va
xl3%
*2iy8
49y4
13%
19
Apr
5
40
54%
54
92%".
56% Feb
May
104%
*104
54
18%
36% Jun
95
104%
104
54
54
•
.
92%
9
14
6,700
104
55%
100
10
Dec
64%
*104 >:/ 105
V
104
55%
2.50
11
91
64%
66
preferred
Apr
14% Jun
104
Co common—.-12.50
Feb
2
65%
68
45%
prior preferred.
conv
Dec
15
64%
66%
68
•
Beaunit Mills Inc
9
13
3%%
84
18% Dec
200
66%
.*30%
10
—
42
43% Jan
30%
30%
No par
Corp
Inc
65
5
18%
30%
*30%
18%
5,200
81%
41%
'
1
Inc
Beatrice Foods
27
25% Jun
3
Lomb
&
Cigars
2
22
18%
30%
21%
18%
67 %
100
—
9
13% Jan
18 %
*21%
18%
16%
*16
•80
10
Corp
18
32% Dec
21%
18 %
21%
18%
30%
.
10
15% Jan
Dec
21%
*30%
21%
100
18% Jan
78
16
18%
41
1
preferred
stamped
Bath Iron Wdrks
Bayuk
526* Mun 14
3
17% Apr
30
45
Mar 21
37
16
21%
,
30%
100
Bangor & Aroostook RR
6
9
20% May 27
183
41%
16
30%
100
Barber Oil Corp
28
34% Jun
81
41 Mi
"
*81
•
■
12
51% Oct 21
Corp
>
common
noncumulative
July 15
Oct
2
18%
100
May 17
Dec
18% Jan
47
81
47%
82%
41%
16
13
Co
Stamped
44
Feb
45%
16
21%
25,900
82%
40%
16
2,400
41%
42
,
'
33% July 14
25
17
47%
100
Baltimore & Ohio
14
40
13
46%
No par
49
27
47
com
25
6
46%
preferred series B
series. C
56
20
Jan
46%
*81
_10
preferred
58
28
47%
82%
42
*•
Inc
Wilcox
&
4Va%
May 10
43% Jan
33% July 14
46%
*81
'
*'
9
4
18% Dec
Dec
34
;
1
Babcock
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Dec
33%
$3.75 series B preferred
?00
Atlas Corp common
1
5% preferred
20
Atlas Powder Co
:
20
Austin Nichols common
No par
> Conv prior pref ($1.20)—No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
Avco Corp
1
5
79
34
10
Co
4
•9
33%
100
Investment
7% Jan
6
17,000
33%
1
37% Jan
13% Jan
67%
32%
1
:
2
4% Jun
66
33%
33%
25%
Dry Goods Corp—
30% July 15
8
67%
32%
2.50
Atlantic Refining common
11
67
66%
34%
Atlantic City Electric Co com
4%
4% preferred
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR
No par
11
3,300
67%
67%
33%
14
11
24
•
25%
25'4
*"•' Common
10
5% non-cumulative preferred__10
31
4
15
26
4
33%
*24%
67%
5
2
4
33%
25%
66'/a
5
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
•
17 Va Jan
86% Dec
Corp
Refining common
Common
22
27T/a Jan
9% Feb
38
July
88'% May
58% Feb
41% Jan
80
Mar
6% Jan
15% Feb
96% Jan
20% Jan
24y»Jan
52Va July
15% Jan
May 11
Jan
7
Feb
1
Jan 15
Mar 4
22
9%
28%
79%
40%
4%
14%
83%
13%
7
28y4Dec
r
&
33%
24%
24%
25%
preferred $1.50 series—No par
Associated
K i 31% Jun 17
j
74% Jan
4
53% Apr 17
86M1 Mar 3
8% Jan 26
16% Feb 11
96
July 29
24% Feb 16
27% Jan 13
31
5% Oct
15% Jun
8
6
62% May 25
17
89% Sep
Oil
Shares
33%
33%
24%
5
___
Inc.-
Industries
July 14
July 13
33%
33 %
24%
66%
33 %
33
Armstrong Cork Co common..,
1
$3.75 preferred
No par
Armstrong Rubber Co____^
1
11
July 15
10
—
_
Corp.:.
Co—
&
July 11
Friday
Thursday
5
Corp
Steel
Armour
9
Jan
Oil
Argo
6
44 % Jun
i
Par
No par
Armco
Apr 25
81
13
Jan
75
7
86% Apr
11
77'/a Jan
29% May 11
39
Jan 26
24
.49% Nov 25
.
30% Jan
29
59 % Apr
37% Nov
23
Sep
24 % May 18
80% July 29
7
7
May
EXCHANGE
Archer-Daniels-Midland
5
40 % Jan
32% May 13
11
26
8ales for
the Week
SALE PRICES
.Wednesday
Tuesday
July 12
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1959
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Prevlons
1.66%
No par
100
No par
-—25
No par
•
x65%
20%
84 %
*46
38%
" .-24%
59
18%
13 Va
18 Va
18%
10
*75
76
67%
*65 3
*65%
67%
79 VB
*79 %
81
*79%
81
34%
33%
35%
35
35%
32.700
23 VB
23%
23 VB
23%
23 VB
23 %
2,600
9%
9%
34%
♦
76
67 Va
3334
«
*75 Va
34%
76
a
9;J/4
*9%
10 VB
30
L0
.
800
35%
3,300
4%
4-%
5,200
21%
21%
11 Va
11
11 Va
5,100
61%
63
63
63 34
24,300
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
34%
*
1
!
35
34%
4%
,
t
•
i
3.100
5,500
>
20
-
*83
84%
*83
84%
*83
84 %
*83
84%
*44
46
*44
45
*44
45
*44
45
38%
39'/a
38%
39%
24
24 Va
23%
24 Va
*59
59%
58 %
59
39 Vb
24 Va
:
-
39%
24%
58
58
39%
39%
24 VB
24%
*58%
59
•
6,800
7,200
500
Volume
k
Number
192
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
5969
(219)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previoua
Year1959
Lowest
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
237/b Apr
7 Va Apr
33 Vi Dec. 31
13 V2 Jan
4
Capital
49% Jan
4
Carborundum
35% Feb
25
25% Jun
2
Carlisle
88'% Jan
56% July 15
52% Feb 16
10
19
41% Apr 25
25% Jun 30
17% July 14
12% Nov 20
37% Feb
95
Apr
4
1
441/4 Jun
27
May 25
58% Jan
Dec
8
102% Jan
5
33 y, Sep
23
41% Jan
19
35
25
Oct
16
39
85
12
Feb
Monday
Airlines
Inc
Co
1
5
Mfg
Carolina
Power
Ohio
&
&
Light
8
62
29% Jun
6
Carrier
Steel
Carpenter
8%
8'A
9
7,600
45%
44%
46
6,600
*25%
25%
26
.26
25%
25%.
1,200
18%
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
17%
4,000
*91%
92%
92 %
93
42%
43%
42 Vu
43 Va
41
41
25%
26 V:
25%
25%
18%
19 '
17%
92
92
42%
43
Co
5
40% Dec
30
19
2
41% Jan
46 % Jan
,
1
-.26% Sep
48% Jan
27
40% Feb
9
43% July 15
31% Jan
17
84% Nov
4
16
26
Jun
27
29 % Feb
58% Mar 11
10
July 8
78 V* Jan
Carriers & General Corp__
Carter Products Inc
22 Va Jan
Case
Jun
30
114% Jan
5% Jun
21
7 Va Feb
5
34 Va Jan
8
92
4
Corp
y2 %
42%
8,
38% Jan
<89% Dec
7
r
26% Feb
18
Sep
22
108
Dec
29
6
Jan
12
30
Nov
16
,
2
99
119% Mar 16
7 % Apr
22
•
*93
93%
*93
42%
42%
10
36% Aug 12
98 V2 Jan 12
25
Sep 22
114% Dec 22
34% July 29
22% Jun
1
125% May 13
114% Jun
17
89% Nov
76% Sep
91% July
22
25% May
88
Feb
75
9
Jun
40 %
41
42%
4.20%
7%
40%
83% Jan
30%
30 Ve
29%
30%
29%
43'A
*43
43%
*43%
43 Va
*43 Vt
43 Va
43%
26%
',26
26
*25%
26
26
26%
26
26
67
68%
66
66 Va
64
65%
64%
65
*10
——100
2
1
99%
27%
28%
92
118 /
76%
76
11%
26%
27%
i
92
*91
-S
*117
91
-i
*
:
-
: *'11 Vt
4,300
160
1,100
24%
x88%
75
26
88%
117
75%
210
13.000
117
75
•
35,700
24 %
24 Vt
24%
1,330
30
35 Va Jan
15
Celotex
Jun
29
19
11;
21% Jun
15
257/a Jan
Jan
22
247/b Jun
8
preferred *—t
Aguirre Sugar Co
Central Foundry Co—
3
Central of Georgia
21'A July 14
Nov
23
44% Mar 20
17% Dec
30
20'
Apr
3
21 Vi Apr
16
27
Nov
23
5
22
Mar 23
17
55
13
Jan
41
Jan
17
Jan
Corp common
Aug 20
54 y2 Jan
71% Feb
17
80
Aug 14
76
18 % Sep
21
22
Apr
30% Jun
24
38 % Mar 23
32% Jan
20
40 V2 July
1
Central
88% Dec
28
99% Feb
27
88% Jan
27
93
May
6
4%%
37% Sep
1-0
46% May 11
42% Jan
4
55
Jun
30
22
Dec
11
31
32Dec
31
32% Dec
31
8% Dec
22
28% Jan
16
8% Jan
12
15% Mar 11
20
5
July 27
79
25%
-
Mar
1'
.July
5%
July.15'
52
Apr
17%
•23%
23%
22
21%.
"*54
100
t22
57%
*54.»
79%
*75
.
*75
Elec„No par
22
23%
l
57%
38%
38%
39
39%
*90 %
91%
*90%
91%
91%
91%
91%
91 Va
53%
53%
53
54
53
53 :
5,900
25%
*25
25%
2.100
25 >
25%
26
37%
38%
23%
&
Central
Soya
Central
Violetta
9Va Mar
9
11
Jan
7.
Century Industries Co
42
Jan
6
Cerro
13
South
de
Pasco
29 Va Jun
1
27
liy4Jun
21
13% Jan
12
40% Apr
7
9
3% May 11
5 V2 Jan
18
Chadbourn
11
Chain
46% May 11
70 Va Jan
West
90%
37%
23%
*5%
6%
No par
*9'A
9%
*9%
9%
;
5
33%
34%
32 %
33'A
Corp__
1
11%
12%
11%
12
33%
34%
33 Va
33%
Co
9.50
Teed
Cessna
Aircraft
Products
Co
Gotham
Inc_
6
_1
Co
3%
3%
3%
10
:
50%
51%
50%
31 %
31%
31%
37%
37%
24%
6%
*25
38%
23%
Ve
No par.
_
Sugar
Corp—
Certain
Belt
Corp—2.50
91
1
Co
79
39 Ve
26%
Central
57%
*75
39 %
25
7
*54
80
38%
50
15/
57%
*75
38%
28 Va May 23
15
*54
79%
24%
54%
16 % Jan
4.000
24%
54'A
28% Feb
300
1.400
21%
23%
54%
42% Jun
21%
9,000
23
24
•54
2
21%
»■'
23 Va
10
J
17%
23
57 Va
*75
Public
4
21%
17%
23%
24
of
Service
21%
17 % '
23%
Illinois
N
v
21%
17 Ve
22%
24%
RR
Co
•
*54
79%
:v
21%
*
39%
23%
Central
5% Jun 30
July 27
*17 Ve
Central
27,,
5
79
1
17%
23%
22
21%
_.
6% Jan
May 29
&
Illinois
28 Va Feb
~4%
Gas
21%
17%
23%
23%
,21%
Ry com—No par
preferred series B_
Central Hudson
16% Apr
34% Sep 21
11% Sep 22
1
217/e
22%
18
24%
24
*39
May
29'A Jan
22%
*17%
5
Lgt common.No par
preferred
100
21% May
50% Mar
57
8
8
Jan
19% Mar
20
1
20
5%
Central
15
"■"■
1,900
75 1
Tv-.,;
32
5,600
5%
x25%
118
'V/: 37.800
99
5%
92
*91
3,200
'11'%
99
27%
*117
75%
•
6
26%
-
118
75%
76
.
100%
*5%
24%
24%
25%
118
11%
99
5%
27%
76
Y
100
5%
>■
'
11%
11 Va
100
5%
24:%
25%
117
64 %
100
90 >
92
25
117
30
11%
5"%
27"-
preferred series A_100
conv
'10%
10%
100
30%
66%
5%
100
.
/
•
100
30%
'".V 5%
-100
preferred
3,600
43%
26%
5,300
.A
30
43%
*12.50;
common
210
41 Va
1
preferred
4%%
13
V
30%
preferred—7
Tractor common_No par
2nd
%
1
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
31% Jan
ri
,
42%
10
2nd
Caterpillar
Jan
119% Mar
24,
C6
preferred
6 % %
42%
93%
50
common
preferred
(J I)
7%
41%
43 u :
*
23
Shares
July 15
"
45 % Nov
the Week
Friday
;■
July 14
Va
45
47%
Ry_100
No par
Sales for
Thursday
45 Va
46 %
10
Corp
'
PRICES
46
47%
Co
HIGH
July 13
8%
8%
July 12
8%
8%
47
;
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
July 11
8%
8%
No par
(Philip)
Carey
Par
1
Carolina Clinchfield
10
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
1.300
70
37%
38%
37%
3 8'A
28,400
25%
25 Va
25%
4,800
6 Ve
6
6
9%
*5%.
9%
*25
25%
22.100
I-
24%
■25
23%
■
25%
9%
9%
500
6 /
6%
*9%
9 Va
400
32%
32%
32
32%
6,900
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
4,600
32%
3%
32
11%
•
33 Ve
33 Va
32%
3-3%
33 Va
33%
12,600
3%
3%
3%
3%
50%
51
50 %
49%
50%
31%.
31
31
3%
5,200
50%
3%
*50
,
1,800
5,000
Champion Paper & Fibre Co50% Feb
29 % July 15
24
37% Jun
9
87% Dec
16
99
35
Nov
30
19
Nov
24
45% May 28
25% Apr 17
25% Sep
24
Mar
88
4
Jan
34 Va Mar
42% Jan
Common
6
8
93
Jun
14
8
45 Ve Jun
15
Jan
4
17 "A May 13
21
26 %
38% July
Spark
Champlin
Chance
Oil
42% Jan
9
9
37% Dec
31
18% Jun
22
38:% Jan
6
Checker
26% Nov
4
36% Jan
5
21% Jun
2
29% Jan
4
Chemetron
10% Oct
6
17% Mar 23
10'A Jun
1
14'A Mar 24
34% Feb
18
32% July
5
43 Va Jan
4
6
Plug
&
Co
1%
Refining
Sep
46
>' 64% Dec 29
106
Dec
74% July
15
May
8
59
Mar
4
69% Jan
,118% Feb 26
19 V» Aug
3
95
Mar 15
99'A Apr
Oct
26
13'A Apr
1
25
8
38
July 14
38 Va Nov
16
53
Jan
16
28 Va July
36% Sep
29
44% Mar 30
35% May
19% Mar
Jan
33% July
23% NOV 25
63
Jan
3
8
18% NOV
23
28% Nov
23
17
Jan
34'A Jan
43% Jan
40% Apr
45'A May 25
.
3
26% Jan
2
69 Va Feb
7
23 Va Jan
26% Nov 23
36% July 28
27'A Dec
24
37% Apr
17
23 Va May
24 % Oct
22
37 Va Jan
2
13
Jan
22
18% Jun
24
13
26% Jun
17
46% Dec
17
39% Jan
50% Feb
4
19% Jun
19%
20
3.800
21%
21%
22
4,100
1
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*33 Va
34
33 %
33%
33%
34%
35
36
36'A
3 6'A
1,400
61%
60%
60%
60%
61 Va
60%
61 'A
60%
61 Va
11,100
convertible
Chic
Great
5%
-
Chic
Western
Milw St
Paul &
series A
5%
4
5%
Jun~22
89
Dec
23
57
Dec
Dec
9
24% Jan
Jan
Dec
29
12
59'A Dec
65
28
126
Jun
39
2
46
20
Dec
136% Jan
4
,
32% Jun
16
14
42
15—
48% Mar
16
Feb
17
9
126 % Feb
12
48% Feb
8
5,400
Apr
4%%
12
;
C
51 Va Jan
City
Jan
Cleveland
59% Jun 23
Apr
8
35% Apr 11
72% July
5
Special
Clevite
67
Cluett
Apr
May 26
130% Mar
66
7
7%
RR
guaranteed
Corporation
Peabody & Co
preferred
48% May
3
35% Jan
4
4
48% Feb
5
Colorado
5%%
26%
26%
26%
57
57%
57%
58
57%
57%
14,500
40%
41%
40%
41%
40 Va
41%
17,600
5
19'A
19%
19
19'A
19
19%
19%
X19%
19%
1,000
45
45 Va
44 %'
19'/a
44%
44%
45
45'A
*45
45%
xl4%
14%
14'A
14%
14'A
14%
14 Va
14%
14%
14 Va
3.500
34
35%
33
33%
32%;
33 Vt
32'A
32%
32
33
9,300
56
57
56%
56%
55%
55%
55%:
55%
x54%
55
5,400
94%
94%
94
94%
94%
93 Va
94%
93%
94
510
60
59
59%
59 Va
59%
18
15% Nov
23
24% Mar 23
60% Dec
16
74
43% Sep
21
Mar 23
51% Mar 23
Jan
18
57
Feb
24
36% Apr
12
45 JA Jun
14
18% Jun
21
14% Jun
17
50
60
Jun
44 Vt Mar
4%
15
60
60
50
32 %
32 %
Iron
20% Jan
4
Columbia
Gas
19% Jun
23
Columbia
Pictures
65
Apr
18
$4.25
9
49 % Jan
4
3
50
Columbus
par
22%
2
64
56!A Mar
8
65% July 11
8 Va Jan
6% Feb
25% May
12% Sep
2
10
6
1
20% Sep 30
Jan
6
10 Va Sep
18
14% Jun
1
Dec
14
30% Nov
24
14%
26%
98 Va Jun
14
25
13
22
17% Jan
18
Cone
7% Jun
6
12 Va Jan
12
Congoleum-Nairn
May 26
29'% Jan
6
58 Va Dec
24
68% Jan
21
59
Jan
4
Dec
17
106% Feb
25
96'A Jan
13
95%
3
13%Jun
23
66 Va
Mar
July
100% Apr
23
Mills
$5
22%
22 Va
22 Va
21%
22%
48
*48
49
*48
49
52 Va
19%
19%
19%
19%:
80
51,500
9,800
22%
22
*48
3,400
64 Vt
/' 49
1,200
46%
47
45%
48%
47%
41%
10
52%
41%
Xl97/a
•
6,300
20
71,900
11,700
19
18%
19%
64
64%
64%
65
45 Va
45%
45%
45%'
45 Va
45 Va
2,600
48
48'%
48V4
48 Va
48
48%
4,500
23%
23%
18 Va
46 V4
48%
48
*51 Va
,
64
18%
/
.
18%
19 Vu
I
*63%
'
80
6,600
1
24%
24 %
23%
24%
23%
23 VA
23%
63%
64
•'
63%
64%
63
63%
62%
63 /
62%
63
1
20%
22%
20%
21%
20%
21
20 Va
21 Va
20%
20%
36,600
25
64%
65%
64%
65%
65
65%
63-i'a
65 Va
63 Va
64%
11.800
97 Va
97%
_———
Co
com
Corp
Consol Edison
4
22 Va
64 Va
*107
98%
108%
:
*97%
108%
16%
14 Va
15%
15
10%
11%
10%
11
11
9 Va
65%
99%
8%
25 Va
9
25 Va
No par.
13 Va
13%
13%
1
of N Y com—No par
preferred
*97%
98
107
'23%
15 Va
par
.„
1
97%
107
10
Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp_
8
63 Va
18
—
20
64%
64%
preferred —
—100
preferred ;
100
Comptometer Corp
._1
Conde Nast Publishing Co__^
1
12 V4 Jun
63 3'a
27%
•:
_10
5.25%
3
63%
19
4,64%
2
61%
64
Co
Edison
Jun
65%
18%
Elec__5
Ohio
Solvents
8% Feb
27
No par
Co
55% Jan
108 Va Apr
*76
27
64
5
Commercial
4
,
48
19%
10
25 Va Jun
22
78
27
No par
4
90% Jan
*76
27 Ve
61%
68%
22%
77
27
20
Inc
13% Mar
103% Jan
16.400
78
76%
28
42%
18'A Mar 11
9
19
38%
37%
37%
37
79
20
9
112% Feb
25.600
27%
*77
19 Va
12% Sep
101% Apr
60
64'A
>1125
48
63
'
22
38 Va
129 Va
63%
Va
41%
Credit
25
37%
38%
64
; 62%"
*1125
*51%
Engineering Inc
Dec
,
42 Va
Commercial
90
38
65
*128%
128%
128%
129
*1125
52%
Combustion
101% Sep
63 Va
65 Va
41%
28% Jan
Commonwealth
*128
128
*1125
*51%
64% July 12
20
2,500
52
41%
23 Vj July 14
Apr
52 Va
51%
52%
55 Vi Jan
20
52
61%
53%
41 Va
38% May 18
67% Aug
7
4
52%
66%
52%
*51%
17
27
52
63'A
41%
common
Southern
&
24,700
51%
17
20
62%
41%
14
32% Jun
Jun
62'A
51%
54% Jan
39 Va Feb
63%
100
pfd
25 Vt Nov
5
30
61%
System_2.50
—
43
Nov
33%
*47%
1st
System
Carbon
*32%
50
B
preferred
Columbian
33%
Ry—
Broadcasting
2
*32%
55
64%
220
33%
68%
128
800
*32%
33%
63 %
1.27%. 127%
65 %
66
*1125
38%
38%
77%
77%
23
28%
common—5
series
Southern
&
60
60
*45
.
54
No par
No
*32%
*94
Va.
66%
No par
1
&
60
50
Corp
No par
common—1
noncumulative
Columbia
'
•
No par
preferred
Colorado
20
7
24% Mar 13
19% Nov
26%,
42%
Co
Fuel
1,800
27
58%
100
10
19% May
27
101 '/a
27
-
34% Dec
46'A Jan
350
84
83
*100
41%
1
Internat'l
Radio
%
57%
stock
Co
Collins
83%
101 %
*83
*100
26%
com
48
20
%
83
39%
39%
39 Va
39%
101 %
58%
gtd
4%
16
Jun
V
43'A
com
7%
72 % Dec
76
83
*100
27 Va
—No par
9
July
39'A
39%
83%
101%
57 Va
_10
Ilium
Coca-Cola
July 11
*83'A
>100
No par
5
_—
Pitts
&
X39%
40
84%
101 %
27
__
Electric
Cleveland
62
120
13%
*13
13 Va
*13
Va,,
42%
_—
Co
$4.50 preferred
7
*100
10
Clark Equipment Co_—
41'A May 19
99
Stores
>'
10
Corp
Investing Co__.
City Products Corp
"
23%
No par
Milling Machine Co
Financial
T
39%
83%
100,
City
24% Jan
17
I
—8.50—100
Cities Service Co
Js.n
*
4
—
—
preferred
Cincinnati
5
Electric—
&
preferred
62%
44%
25
Corp
63% Feb
4,800
39%
100
5
Collins & Ailcman
14
13 Va
29,900
6
14
*13
9,800
24%
44%
30 Va Jan
Jan
20%
24%
44
7
Oct
20%
44%
22% Mar
35
24
20 Va
44%
18
49
24
24'/a
20 %
44%
29% Dec
50% Mar 11
24%
23%
21
44%
7
8
24
*20 Va
45% •
1
;
Co
13
25%
24%
21
44%
Corp
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
23% Jan
24%
24%
20 %
46%
Chrysler
6
45 Va Nov
25%
24
2.100
12,100
7
17
25
900
4.800
27%
62 VA
41 Va Jan
Feb
27
61%
78
47% Dec
27%
61%
5
21% Jan
27'A
59%
2
23
27'A
16'/a
16%
60 Vt
«.%.
Corp
33% May
71 % Jan
21
Dec
27
63
*62
58 %
Full O'Nuts
5
„„
43% July 27
82
Feb 27
Sep
71
28%
V
63 Va
Oil
Cotton
Coca-Cola
35
28
i*
7,'; 19%
58 1
38 Va Jun
Jan
16%
64%
49
57
16 Va
Chock
July
587/e July
18
17%
17
'
13%
1
11
62%
17Vt
18.%
29<
6,600
19%
62
17
*13 '
9
90% Jan
36
19%
62
Y.62 :'v
13 %
49% Mar
47% Jan
18
*28Va
4
36,Vv
19%
62
19%
.
400
*13
26% July 14
2
63
90
1,700
36
Chickasha
39% Jun
Mar 20
65% Feb
28
33
55% Jan
19%
20
,
69 %
43% May 24
101
19%
19%
62
36%
15'A Jan
29
44%
36'A
37
28%
21
2
July 15
36%
*36'A
26
28 Vt
,
1,100
10%
10 Va
*20%
/
24 Va
94% Feb
32
*28'A
25%
12
14% July 14
Va? -89 VA
24 Ve
102% Jan
2
29
.
25 Va
17
2
29
26%
*20%
Dec
Nov
29
>
8
93
18% Jan
29 Vt
*20
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No Par
4%
57
26 Va
*
11
10%
11
♦24
37
com__Nopar
■■
11
24
*36 Va
100
11
10%
3,300
106
*95
106
*95
23 Va
«'■
10%
29%
No par
%
24
10%
10
pfd
106
*96
106
: i.
;
:
;
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Jan
Common
9
*96
106
p-50
Pac
noncum
Cincinnati Gas
16
*96
*18%
com
_.
Chic & North Western
84% July
Jan
Ry
preferred
40% July -6
15% Dec
60 Va
40
8
43
-
preferred—100
Class '
717/e Jan
18% Apr
;
100
32
19
27% Mar 20
60,300
20%
21%
;
29 Va Jan
May i»c
5
32%
20
22
4
Feb
30%
20 Va
30% Feb
78% Jan
15
35%
35%
1
.
29% Jan
2
21
26
31%
40
5,600
19%
16
30
26,200
21%
21
64% July 10
18%
34%
Jan
64% Jan
18%
37%
91% Feb
47% Jun
18%
22 «/a
37
19
18
20%
11
14
Ve
35 VA
23
23
18
20
Dec
35% Oct
18%
22
77
46% Nov
18%
37%
30% Dec
46% Jan
19
91%
preferred series A
42 Ve May 11
72% May 20
45
*90
22%
36 % Jan
26'A May 2
22% Jun 29
44%
'■//
91%
20%
26
Mar
44%
*90
22Ve
Inc__
Corp___
Corp
Chicago & 2!ast 111 RR corn—No par
6
Jun
4 4'A
i8'/a
44%
18%
35%
3%%
7
16
44%
of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
6
5
91 Va
44%
20'A
21
6
■90 li
29%
'
30%
90%
44%
1
Aircraft
Motors
Corp
Chesapeake Corp
18
May 31
62
22
32% Jan
July 11
Vought
30%
90%
44%
1.25
13
10 %
22
71% May 22
5
8
31%
92
44%
*90%
■
1
Co
Chemway
15
i
—No par
No par
——
$4.50 preferred
Champion
25 Vt
65 Va
65%
100
100
13%
65%
100
13%
9
9
25%
,
■25%
98'/a
*107%
15%
15 Va
11'A
11%
•97%
97%
108 Va
13%
13%
108%
;
15%
11%
13%
•
4,800
400
*107 V4v 108%
80
15 Vt
15%
10,200
11%
11%
10,300
13%
5.200
13%
4,900
Z
9'A
9 Vt
9%
9%
9%
25%
25 Va
25%
25%
25%
2,400
65%:
65%
7.800
65%
65%
66
99%
100
66
100 Va
100
100
3,800
100'A
4
37% Oct
19
58% Dec
1
22'A Sep
23
21
29% Dec
31
22% Nov
9
17% Sep
21% Dec
27 Va July 10
2
57% Feb
45'A Sep 21
12 Vt Dec 17
33
Jan
42% Feb
26
May
20% Jan
20
17
Consolidated
Foods
5
Consolidated
Gas
6
Consolidated
Laundries
May 17
49
Jan
6
Consolidated
19
Jan
8
Consol
40% Jan
4
Consolidation
5
30 Vt Apr
29
61% Feb
25
53% Jan
7
Dec
87
99% Mar 10
23
99
25
79% Sep 24
Feb
26
25 Va Jun
4
93% Mar 24
2
$4.52
Apr
5
29 Va Jan
5
22
9
23% Mar 11
92% May
8
83
81% Jan
6
88
9
44 Va Jun
10iy8Oct
44
75
55% July 29
18
23
107% Apr
Nov
17
58% Jan
Dec
0
18
92
11% Jan
2
20% Dec
18
For
Apr
14
89
37 Va Jun
28
48% Jan
.
4%
16
104% Jan
4
36% Jun
28
47% Jan
4
75% Jan
4
83 Vt May 23
6
14 % Jan
20
Industries
14
22% Jan
27
5%
July
19% Jun
_
50%
51%
50%
50%
10,200
32
30%
31 Va
30%
31'A
16,100
24%
24%
24 %
24%
24%
24%
21%
45%
21%
*21%
21%
21%
21%
600
45 %
46 Va
45%
46%
8,300
6%
6%
21%
45%
*6%
46 Vt
7
7
7
Continental
Can
34 3A
33 Va
33%
31%
33%
32 Va
31%
32
61 %
60%.
61%
60 Va
60%
59%
60%
59%
59%
10,200
92%
93
9 3'A
93 Vt
93 %
290
92%
91%
94
94
10
*86
88
240
93
91%
*93%
95
*93 Va
*86
87%
*86
*.92
B
_
Co
Inc
common
.102%
10
preferred
*89
89
38%
102%
V 38%
39 Va
79%
'
—.—
common
..
38 Va
No par
common
V 89
24 %
24%
24%
,
5
No par
Continental Copper & Steel—
/
convertible
290
61
.
preferred
1,700
33 Va
100
Baking
$5.50 preferred
100% Jun
20
*6%
52%
31%
7
32
*93%
95
*93 Va
95
87%
*86
87 Va
95
79%
•
38
102%
38 Va
*79
24%
90
24%
*89
38%
37%
102%
101%
8,600
37%
87 Va
24%
24'A
24%
24 Vt
24%
90
89
;
89
89-
89
80
3 8'A
37%
38
37%
38
9,800
102
50
Corp of America—
6
9
6%~
50 Va
33
6'A
No par
preferred
$3.75
45 Va
46%
45
21%
54
24%
100
No par
Continental
4
21% V
No par
Common
-
13
footnotes, see page 24.
July 11
21%
*24
No par
preferred
27
16V4 Mar 12
23% Apr
Jan
24%
1
$4.16 preferred
May
33 %
24%
10
pfd__
$4.50 preferred
95
32 Va
33
_5
Co
4
30% Nov
25
Dec
82
Coal
87% Jan
Container
I
6%
51%
54%
52
1
Corp
Consumers Power Co com
61 % July 11
5
1.33 Va
Gas
Cuba
88% Jan
Jan
92
of
RR
Corp
Utilities
Natural
42% May 18
6% July 11
42% Nov
87% Sep
23 Vt Jan
6
24
Industries
Electronics
7
27% May
25
Feb
Consol
27
34 Vt July
4
52% May 22
32
60% Jun
2
102
•
>
102
102
*101
38%
38%
39
38%
38%
38
38%
80
79 Va
79 Va
80
80
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9 Va
9%
20 Va
*20 Va
21 Va
*20%
21-%
*20 Va
21%
*79 Va
80
6,100
33.600
30
v.
.
2
9%
9%
—25
*19%
20%
9%
20 %~
10.600
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(220),
.
.
.
Monday, July 18, 1960
\
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Bange for Previous
Year 1969
46
Oct
23
9% Sep 22
457s Oct 23
'6b
Mar
5
13% Apr 20
69% Jan
Oct
Continental
Insurance
5
11 % Jan
6
Continental
Motors
1
40
26
Nov
57
4
Continental
Oil
40% Mar 16
Continental
Jun
1
28% May 10
42% Mar
30% May 31
42% Feb
14
7
54% Dec
7
23
89% Feb
9
154% Dec
841/2 Feb
11
50% Sep
♦
124
Feb
24% Jun
10
8% Jan
.14% Dec
31
10% July
3
88
Feb
May 12
Jun
86%
90
15
24% Jan
1
9
May
% 5% Apr 22
Jan
Cosden
5
3% May 12
4% Jan
15
19
44% July 14
72 % Jan 12
64% Jan
4
72
85
35% Jan
Nov
Mar 30
7,000
31%
3874
37%
38
37%
38
3,300
5874
57%
587a
5
169
170
*85
88
*88
95
17
26
32
8
Crowell-Collier
1
38% Apr
7
Crown
37% May 27
44
Jan
36
7
40% Feb
23
4
15% Dec
10% Jun
37% Jan
23
6
17% Mar
15
4% July
18
13% Jun
4
1
8% July
Cork
12% Jan
11
Cuba
Jan
11
7
14% Jan
4
convertible
6%
RR
2
40% Nov 25
84% Sep
14
59% Jan
5
60% Jan
Feb
16% May
9
31% Jan
$4
4
31
Apr 29
37% Jan
82
Jan
29
96
37% Nov
46% Dec
21
31% Jun
22
Nov
91% Feb
34
Jan
43% Jan
pio
Jan
Jun
29
13
July 13
1574 Jan
6
Dan
22
May 31
33% Jan
5
Dayco
35% Feb
4
86
17
49% May 31
47% Dec
18
61
Jan
14
45% Mar
9
72% Dec
23
82
Apr
10
72% Jan
4
57% July 11
78
May 10
71
Sep
23
81
Feb
27
74% Feb
3
76
Dec
22
83% Apr
9
75% Jan
6
2
May
82% May 23
17% Jan
21
17
Sep
15
45
Dec
1
68% July 31
26% Nov
4
33
Nov
23
8
% Feb
19
preferred
pfd
100
10
36% Apr
16% Nov
25
21
7% Sep
21
10% Feb
41% Jun
53
Dec
15% Jan
7
7
29
28
Dec
30% Jun
15
41% Nov
22
32% Mar 24
17% Jan
24% Aug
7
6
42% Mar
31% Sep
Apr 22
6
2074 Feb
30
17% July
337a
34%
3374
33%
*8574
877a
*85%
87 %
13
23 7a
237a
23
23%
22%- 237a
23 74
237a
2274
4474
427a
44
42%
43%
42%
43%
41%
42%
5672
5772
56 72
57%
57
577a
56
56%
56%
57
767a
76%
75%
*75 7a
767a
77
77
*76
77
*76
77
*76
77
79
*777a
79
*77%
79
*777a
80
30%
:No par
22 74
227a
2278
22%
22 7a
2274
50
678
67a
6 74
67a
6%
6 74
Hudson.
Dr
2274 Mar 15
25
19% Jan
4
Dominick
7
427a Feb
10
17
247a Jan
5
Dover
84% July 15
997a Jan
4
Dow
4
Dresser
19% Jun
25
Sep
9
17
74% Sep 21
22% Seft/l7
37
14
3074 Jan
Mar 15
27
Feb
19
9% Jun
7
13% Jan
4
7 % July
5
14% Jan
22
278% Aug
3
Jan
7
Apr
95% Jan
28
106
86% Apr
26% Jan
3
74% Jan
8
12
21% Mar
8
200
Douglas
457/8
447a
457a
50c
266% Jan
5
102
5
Mar 23
8074 Apr
46% Mar 13
38% Jan
42% Jan
5
40% Jan
18
Jun
19
47
22% Feb
2
42
8
Mar 23
18% Jun
46
16
July 11
247a Jan
5
587a
10
15,200
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
27%
27%
27%
27
27
647a
62%
63%
367/a
37%
600
1974
19%
19%
19 7a
1974
177a
197a
17%
19%
1774
1774
1,400
1774
17 74
17%
17%
2,700
*30
3074
63 %
6474
12,300
,36%
37%
15,800
*30
30 %
400
187a
18%
187*
18%
18%
187s
17%
18 74
32 72
307*
18%
32
32
18%
30%
31
20%
317a
30%
31
29
297a
29
29%
2974
2974
297a
23
29%
1,800
23
23
2,900
4,800
10,100
297a
23%
23%
23
23%
22%
237a
1274
12 74
*12 74
12%
1274
12 %
1274'
12 74
187a
187a
18 7a
18%
18
1874
187a
1
17%
18 74
177a
17 5/a
17%
17%
17%
177a
177a
No par
27 74
28 72
2774
29%
28%
29%
28%
207a
2072
29%
2774
207a
28%
20%
20
20
2074
5
Inc—
29%
23 V2
89
90
88
207a
19%
2074
89
867a
1,400
87%
86 7e
87 74
84%
86%
21.200
20%
207a
10,300
—
Co_
.
50c
Nem
(E I)
2072
207a
20%
2074
207a
20%
207a
26
2674
26
26
26%
26 %
26
26
1
Inc
2074
1
10
10 7a
10
10
10%
10
10
_1
USA
8
8%
87a
80 74
24
243/a
24
Co
common—_5
preferred—:
preferred
700
18%
187a
2,500
17%
17%
1,200
*26
29,300
26%
500
10%
2.100
8 74
2,200
2017 a
203%
17,900
100%
.101
10%
872
87a
8%
87a
8 74
205 3
4
99 74
208 74
20474
2067a
203%
20474
101
100
100
100
100 72
*79
80
7874
7874
77%
787a
400
18,800
24%
2474
24 3 i
2474
24%
24%
24%
*38 7a
1,400
3974
50
*38%
3974
*38 7a
39%
*387a
39 74
*38 7a
39 74
50
;
*42
43
*42
43
*42
43
*42
43
43
.
41
200
%
417a
41%
43 74
41%
43%
*43
4174
590
4472
44
*43
44
44
42 74
44
42 72
4274
4274
*42
43
*42
4574
46
4274
42%
4274
380
5
*19%
20 72
5
Corp
41%
50
$2.10 preferred
417a
*43 7»
50
preferred
preferred
43
50
50
preferred—
Cigar
127a
80
*79
Duquesne Light
*10
*12%
& Co—
1007a
DWG
*58
19 7s
210
4.10%
8,300
58
No par
Fund
4.20%
447 a
45
58
30%
8074
4%
1,400
447«
44%
58%
37%
1007a
46 % Feb 15
437a May 20
87a
63%
2077a
$4.15
*8%
—_1
.
Limited
$3.75
11,800
87a
12,300
63
5
18
8,100
15%
307a
No par
3972 Feb
28%
23%
157 a
3674
No par
447i May 18
4374 Apr 14
46% Jan
177a
2774
23%
15%
37%
3674
series
13
48 % May 26
173/a
6,700
23%
.
1874
•
2,400
3,400
/
30%
62%.
$3.50
11
18
19
45
43%;
24.400
■
28%
28
8%
43
277a
2774
*30
Preferred
Jan
16
387a
30 74
1974
series
Jan
21
657a
377a
~ 30
$4.50
40
Nov
647a
1
187i
*27
44%
*57'
587a
18%
43
7a',
No par
Corp
de
27
Dec
2<
197a
277a
Preferred
46% Jan
41
Ltd—
Common
1
38% Dec
2.50
Corp
40% Dec
41
1
;
Ltd
Duplan
11
t247a July 14
—2.50
Industries
Font
18%
*27
—_1"
—.—-—25
Dunliill International-.
37
27
4474
Products
Aircraft
Drewrys
27
Mar 24
872
Corp
42% Feb
33% Oct
87a
—10
Chemical Co
4
42%
15%
Co
Co
Mines
Dec
13
23%
15%
42 7a
6
31,800
1
Pepper
du
95
23%
157'a
8%
Corp
Divco-Wayne
Dome
24
202% Feb
23%
15%
87.
15
15
19% Jun
6
247a
157a
Corp-Seagrams
16% Apr
14% Aug 17
23%
1674
Di Giorgio
13 7e Mar 31
28% Apr
14% Jan
8
24%
157a
Corp———1
Stores
22 7a
67a
247a
Diamond National Corp-...
Diana
43%
21%
RR_No par
Co
Alkali
43%
28%
*57
200
140
67a
42%
587a
767a
22 7a
42
*57
4,500
447a
27%
20
76%
7,600
10,300
4,200
6%
27%
-
4,600
13%
21%
42
8%
33 74
87%
13
43%
27
8%
32%
*85%
32 7»
4174
,
800
3,400
31%
4172
27%
1
33
86%
31%
40%
Coatings
$1.50 preferred—
13 7a
86 %
31
27 y4
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
Diamond
757a
NY—2.50
of
Co
*77 7a
—3
Denv & Rio Grande West
May 10
6
23
Supply
;
79
13
Co—6.75
Light
Distillers
22% Jan
Sep
&
Inc—
4
21
May
Western.
&
Jan
45% Jan
13%
45
17 % May 16
27% Aug 17
100% Dec 11
.
33
29%
Inc
(Delaware)
Steel
500
28,700
23
43
33
5
*3174
33%
(Walt)
7
197a
877a
Disney
6
183/4
13%
Diners'
19% Jan
19%
197a
13 7s
4
July
19 7a
*853/a
4
27
187a
137a
3374 Jan
24
2074
33
8772
49% Jan
74% Jan
27% Nov
11
6
56 7a
*20%
13%
Edison
8
*56
207a
32%
Detroit
30
567a
*207d
18%
18
*56%
20%
44%
Vilbiss
10%
567a
*20 7a
45%
Dentists'
107a
*56
*853/8
Fruit Corp
(The) Club Inc
28% Feb
11
J;
107a
5,500
5
8
23
17
12
21
117a
56%
20%
9
1
100
Chemical
14
227. July 14
53% Jan
107a
56 7t
*2073
31%
De
12
20% July 23
1174
Inc
DeSoco
Apr
15,300
3^72
10%
447a
Detroit
31
10%
3574
10%
307a
4
387a July
200
*3472
45%
4
66% Jun
34 %
3574
3074
30
8
34%
3572
4578
2u7a Jan
2
1,200
34%
*34%
29%
8
11
400
11%
1174
1
2
Jan
66 %
11%
117a
68
32 7a
20
Mar 21
8%
667a
1174
*11
88
247a July
5
9
69
11
5674
20%
187a
450
87/a
9
677i
11
10%
1,700
*66 7a
8%
66%
117i
5674
*20%
18
4%
145/a
9
6772
*11
_1
4%
14%
68
8%
*66%
*3472
100
4%
14%
4%
l*'-4
327a
21
23
2
87a
47a
14%
87%
Lines
17% Jan
28
1474
32 34
Power
22
17% Jan
14 7a
9
47a"
4%
147s
96%
88 34
Delta
29% Jan
36% Oct
4%
13%
*4%
14
4 74
*
15,600
*94 74
88
Delaware
16
May 18
96
32
15
21% Sep 21
11% Nov 25
Mar 26
96
*95 7a
97
32
28% Jun
36% July 29
22
12,500
97
*95%
97
43%
883/4
17% July 14
27% Jun
2
24
20
88
20
16% Jun
15
59 % Apr
195/a
32
4374 July
17
26% Sep "l8
32% Sep 23
20%
32
2974 Jun
Jun
19%
897a
20
Jan
2074
32
Apr
28
207a
50c
&
50% May
29% Mar
20"%
76
24% Mar
17
28 V* Dec
210
2074
.77
17% Jun
7
30
Jan
94
21%
88 7a
Lack
60
64% Oct
46
92 %
76
Delaware
457a July
13
19% May
43%
92 74
*7772
Delaware
54% Jan
28
43%
92 74
*76
5
5
37
43%
92%
.44
_100
8
Jan
4,900
43 7a
_100
9% Jan
10
*36%
1,600
43,400
*92 74
—100
Air
37
25
937a
C
Co
*36
;
443/4
44
B
28% Jan
18% Jan
37
*36
37
25
*92 74
series
Records
2,700
92 7a
series
Deere
40% Mar 23
Apr
*36
37
3.90%
&
100
800
2074
44%
3.75%
Decca
3
25 7a
Preferred
15
47% Mar 13
27 7« Oct
.36
19%
Preferred
11
7%
*35
19%
*957a
No par
1
Inc
48% Feb
14% May
25
3574
1974
207a
2.50
Power & Light
Preferred 3.75%
series A
34 % Jun
68
5
23
May 26
35 74
19%
No par
Dayton
8
20
76
36
1974
*74
50c
10
common—7
6% May 11
15
*74
35 3/4
19%
757a
"incl—————10
20% Jun
2
74
35%
19%
44
5
Corp
Daystrom
77
35% May 17
24% Jan
74
35%
197a
8,700
92 72
100
Sugar
Mills
38% Apr 28
20% Jun 21
May 25
12"% Jan
9
757a
36
*36
5
1
River
1,000
457a
_No par
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
v
83
1
31%
Dana
4
16
45
32
A
ce
45%
31
Inc—
Cutler-Hammer
July 27
49% Mar 18
*74
447a
3074
preferred
prior
36% July 15
Feb
757a
47
24%
prior preferred
Curtiss-Wright common
8
26% Jan
46
30%
$1.60
7
14
19 V*
47 7a
1,300
16,000
"
25
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Publishing common—
19
25
13% Feb
467a
3274
Curtis
8
25
Nov
83
372
45%
'
20% Mar 22
94% Dec
44
37a
30
14
27% Jan
3%
32
Jan
7
3%
307a
37
12% Jan
3%
327a
33
67
Aug 27
25% Feb
3
37a
257a
Cudahy Packing Co common——5
47a%
preferred
—100
2
3%
3274
Cuneo
18
*372
29%
18
15
1074
3%
25
Jan
21% Apr
18%
10%
32
69% Mar 23
9% Apr 25
56% July
8
18%
10%
2574
13
33% Mar 22
19
10%
31%
10% May 18
21
95
*187/a
3172
65
20
95
*88
187/a
10%
2574
18
16% Jan
*88
95
18%
10%
30 74 "
Aug
41% Jan
*88
19
105/a
31%
81 % Mar 11
15
95
18%
255/a
15
Sep
10% Sep
59% Dec
*88
32%
noncum
Press
88
3072
12% Mar 31
2
*85
32
65% Dec 30
Jun
9,800
5,500
165
88
197a
1
Corp common
Cuban-American
574%
57s/a
165
*85
*107a
*74
$4.20 preferred—:—
No par
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
5
3,500
165%
164
88
common—2.50
preferred——
Zellerbach
577a
167
*85
3574
100
2
com
Publishing
Seal
&
57%
166
88
10%
477a
1
preferred-————25
conv
5774
169
197a
3%
———25
—
577a
*85
1677a
19
_____1
Corp
,
10% ;
1
____1
Wheat Corp„
4
18
common—
Corp™!—
Petroleum
109% Jan
7
_
preferred—
of
297a Jan
27
6,100
38%
17
2
2,300
38 74
16% Feb
114% July
21% Jan
2,200
395/a
23% Feb
104% Sep 21
5% Dec 28
287a
3174
59 74
28 % Feb
18% May 10
93% May 19
28%
31%
58
28
32% Feb
32
397»
July 23
7
29
32
*28%
1
41
25% May
32
5
7
$2
29%
31 %
16%
Petroleum
Crown
287a
327a
14%
30
Jan
297a
32
4
287a
33/4%
July 15
2972
323
1674
23
94
30%
3274
14%
Nov
54
2,800
30 7a
28
23% Dec
4
35%
16%
29% Jan
Jan
35%
15
Crescent
July
35%
28
Cream
86
35
16 7a
5
42% May 31
36
147a
1
6
3572
27%
39% Jan
21
24
357a
147a
20% July
60% Jan
35
16%
4
98% Apr
36
27%
4
9
35
21,000
16
17% Mar
31
4874
14
31% Mar
Dec
47%
2774
14
85
47%
167a
40% Oct
50% Jun
47 7e
14 7a
23% Apr 15
28% Mar
9
20
48 7a
23 74
2
5%
4774
1674
Crane Co common
15
497a
14
1
July
48
27*%
24
/ Jan
5,600
49 72
16%
71% Nov
23% Oct
17,100
9-
16
36% Sep
16% Jan
19
Shares
5474
29
Coty Internatl Corp
75% Mar 24
8%
14%
Corp
Co
Inc
Coty
537a
9%
100
preferred series of 1947-100
3 72%
27
54%
9
167a
Range
Corning Glass Works
37a% preferred
Apr 22
Apr 11
5374
the Week
28%
Co
Copperweld Steel Co_
Corn Products Co (Dfcl>
186
16
18% Oct
85
Sep 24
9%
Friday
July 15
5
Refrigeration
Copeland
7
54
87o
9
July 14
5
Rubber
4
Jan
537.
547a
Sales for
Thursday
1
&
Copper
55
87/8
PRICES
1
5
Tire
Cooper
7
5974 July
537/«
7a
9
SALE
48%
Corp
17
3
9
HIGH
July 13
7
of America
Controls Co
547a
53%
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
July 12
5
Corp
Cooper-Bessemer
July 11
4
83% Apr
8
85% Jan 19
18% Jun 20
88
Steel
24% Jan
35% May
1
2
29
of Delaware
33% Jun
46% Apr
15
59% Jun
16
July 12
27% July 13
15% May 11
33% Mar 17
19% Sep 21
39% Jan
Jan
4
50% Dec
4
Monday
July 11
Far
56 % Jan
45% Aug 12
23
35
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
44% May 11
8% July
1
31% May 10
31
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
23 7a
*45
4174
41%
41 %
100
46%
45%
*44%
46
260
197.
*44 7a
46
20
20
45%
19%
*18 7a
1974
*18%
1974
300
E
28% Dec
29
28% Dec
32
22
46% Apr
9
25% Sep 22
73% Dec 11
34% Jan
21
Dec
85% Jan
23% Sep
21
75
16
112
9
94
6
Apr
88% Jun
36% Nov
36% Jan
21% May
4
23% Apr 29
24% Mar 8
23
30% Apr
75
Mar
15
29
8
1
94
Feb
I
Oct
26
92
Mar
3
31
33
July 13
63% Aug 13
487* Feb
89
79
May 15
Eagle-Picher
Jan
Eastern
Air
Eastern
Gas
78% July
17% May 25
Dec
Jan
34
30% Jan
3
45% Dec
6
83% Jan
31
4
Eaton
65% May 23
1
Mar 21
Edison
85
Feb
4
46% Dec 24
35% Apr
29
July
457a Jan
4
92% Oct
87
15
16
$3.60
Jan
5
4
Ekco
Bros
26% Jan
4
44% Apr
29
54% Feb
25
Electric
6% Feb 17
52% Mar 8
87a Feb
26
Electric &
73
Jun
7
11% Feb
8
27% Mar 10
197a Jun
23
35 7e Jun
9
33
50
7
55% Aug
7
7% Dec
17
8% Dec
16
38% Jan
14
9% Jan
7
14
Mar 20
Oct 23
39
Jan
128
12% Sep
18
23% Jun
22
32% Jan 29
76% Dec 16
34% Dec 31
63% Dec
50
Oct
Oct
20
26% May ll
28% Aug 28
41% Dec 23
Jan
29
25
Mar
9
1
>
21
78
Jun
20
807a Mar 15
3274 Feb
24
36% Apr 21
1374 Jan
6
15% July 23
70
2
May
8
4
38
63
Jun
2
July 12
54% Jan
7
Apr
2
30% Mar 12
34% Oct 22
56
13 % Jun
2
20% Jan
5
28% Dec
17% Sep 21
19% Mar 2
20
8
2674 Jun
24
15
49% July
8
July 14
Apr
30% Apr
29
58
40
Feb
Jan
11
7
Erie
19%
19%
3,400
*94
11974
12174
32,600
95%
957a
95%
*94 7a
967a
20
33
33 7a
337a
33%
33
33%
8.000
64%
6474
64
64
637t
6374
800
9474
95%
347a
337a
337a
65
657a
65 72
*94
37%
93
Nut Corp of Amer—1
*197a
20
*19%
20
*19%
20
5
battery
Watch
Mfg
47%
47 74
67/8
10
7 7a
63%
87
47 7a
*85
87
47%
47%
7'/8
7
6%
37 %
47%
7
*86
88
37
37
37
93
*92
*90%
*86
88
37%
94
2,100
10
197a
19%
19%
19%
600
47
477s
46%
47%
3,700
6%
7
6%
6%
25,500
61 %
6374
61
61%
15%
1672
61 %
147a
15%
62%
14%
15%
607a
62
3
34
34 72
157a
33%
347a
15%
15%
33%
33%
15%
13,500
2
Co
63%
5
Co
Gas—.
45%
46
42
33%
33%
45%
42%
33%
33%
43%
26,200
42%
44
437a
4,100
5
157/a
167/a
1574
16 %
157a
15%
43%
9,300
10
31%
31%
31 72
157a
15%
31%
317a
15%
32
15%
13,700
Corp common—25
35%
367a
35 74
32 74
32 7a
357a
34 7a
32%
33%
3,500
2,600
100
_8.50
No par
100
35%
8 74.
34%
80
357a
80
80
35%
80 7a
34%
807a
34%
3572
*79
*80%
357a
817a
35%
*80 7a
81 %
20
35%
35%
*34%
34%
35%
35%
4,100
87a
874
87a
87a
6,000
8 72
8
74
8%
8%
8%
387a
38%
38%
38
38 74
57
56
56
14
13%
14
13%
13%
5,600
,24 7a
23%
24 74
23%
2474
3,600
33 %
32%
3374
32%
32%
8,700
*27 7a
277a
27
27
38
*55
57
♦55
xl4
14 74
14
14%
13%
1
Corp
39
5
Co
Inc
39
50
Pittsburgh RR Co
Products
Ex-Cell-O
19 7a
122 74
*90 7a
Radio & Phonograph
District Electric Co
&
1974
11974
93
Electric
Eversharp
19%
12374
65
shares
390
197a
37
Amer
9,300
118%
a
Ind
4,900
11,100
1974
*90 3
Mus
23%
12474
*85
Co
23
197a
9474
*85
24
122 7a
x37
preferred series A
Evans
207a
127
33%
100
RR common
5%
7674
common—1
4%
preferredEquitable Gas Co
Erie
7674
1
Co
Inc
common
Endicott Johnson
5
77
917a
Empire
9
*76 74
19%
Emerson
Mar
76%
37%
38% Jan
Jan
76
87
3372 July 15
4
28
77%
9172
Natural
Emerson
26%
27%
27
76
37%
National
Paso
20
40
29
Elgin
25%
77%
100
Electric Storage
El
26%
77%
2774
2.50
Co
Auto-Lite
227s Jun
11% May 11
31% May 26
Stop
Jun
88
10% Oct 27
56
21
Elastic
26
27%
125 %
preferred
1
23%
26%
27%-
10
preferred
18% Jun
2374
26
28
50
Stores
Products
472%
23%
27
27 7a
Corp.—2.50
common
Manufacturing
31% July 16
36% Jan
Steel
Co
24
26 7a
28 72
100
com
preferred
47i%
917a July 11
6
Kodak
Eastman
957a July 14
46% Jan
6
23%
277a
27%
1
Assn
preferred—
Stainless
237a
27
10
Inc
Fuel
&
prior
Eastern
2574 Jan
136% Jun
Aug
18% Jan
34
89
72%
Co
Lines
*2474
25
24 74
24%
247a
33
33%
33%
3
32 7a
337a
57
*55
38
38
*56
57
420
120
F
27% Nov
7
Jan
9
37% Apr
9
10% July 18
For
28% Feb 26
9% Mar
1
29% Mar
7
81
1
3672 July
7
84% Jun 16
23% Feb
8
31% Jun
28
4
30
96
14
Maria
U
see page
Apr 20
7% Jan
Sep
31% Sep
35
Jan
2
footnotes,
2374 July 15
6% Apr 29
37
797* Aug 11
18% Jan
9
27% Nov
27
28% Aug 31
10% Jan 13
2
21% Jan 28*
I1/* Sep 29
29% Jan
2
9
Feb
Mar
4
35% Jan
27
Fairbanks
Morse
12% Feb
26
Fairbanks
Whitney Corp
Jan
16
4
&
convertible
$1.60
Co
No par
9
87a
40
23%
24
*23%
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp_l
Fairmont Foods Co common
1
4%
convertible
Falstaff
Family
*26
1
27
8%
27
com
preferred
preferred
Brewing. Corp..
Finance Corp
100
1
1
6%
35%
*86
297a
29 72
>
774
36
8772
29%
297a
27
8%
24
*27
29
8%
8%
874
8%
237a
23%
237a
237a
77a
7 7a
35%
36%
35
35%
877a
*86
87'/a
*86
"'774
7%
7%
35 74
7%
357a
200
74
8%
24,400
23 74
2374
1,200
7%
77a
25,900
357a
35%
2,400
8
*86
877a
'86
877a
297a
29%
287a
29
28
28 7a
29
297a
297a
29%
297a
3,700
293/4
297a
29%
29%
29%
4,400
24.
A09*
Volume
192
Number 5969
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(221)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
.
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
49% Feb
9
5% Jan
72
Oct
52
28
May
6
10% Apr
30
6% Jun
16 % Mar 10
22 Vb Apr
24
40 Ve Dec -23
2
16 7/8 Mar
32 % Nov
10
21'/2 Jan
2
43% No*
z5
NEW
Highest
691/4 Jan
24
4
Fansteel
91/8 Mar 29
26% July 11
59 %
60%
6%
6%
6%
6%
Electric
25
24y2 Jun
Jan~26
34% Jun
9
5%%
3
45
Jan
23% Aug 12
70% Dec 30
19% May 23
22
Mar 28
60% Feb
11
77
July
35% Nov
25'A Jan
19
161/4 Mar 11
20
27% Jan
51% Dec
21
41% Feb
67% Jun
17
July
60%
6%
Pacific
Federal
8
Ferro
Jan
Fiberboard
5
201/8 Feb
4
16
307/8 May 17
39% Feb
26
45% Jan
19
Firestone
July 20
33% May 9
101 % Jan 11
106% Jan
29
41/2%
-
Fifth
Avenue
Aug 21
104
20%
20%
*20%
75 '
72%
73%
71%
73
72'A
73
9,300
18%
18%
1,300
21
*20 %
77
73%
18%
18%
18%
*18%
18%
18'A
18%
53%
56%
53
54%
52%
53%
53
Prod
55%
32%
33%
33
33%
33%
33%
1.8%
18%
34%
35
...No par
Lines
33 Vb
33 %
18%.
18%
34%
1
34%
Rubber com No par
preferred
36
*103%
6
61% July
30 y2 Jan
6
First Charter Financial Corp_No par
First National Stores
No par
4
Firstamerica
9% Jan
5
13% Apr
441/4 Jun
28
13% Jan
8
Firth
38 % Apr
8
Flintkote
Apr
7
*'/<■: $4 preferred
Jun
7
81% Dec
23
Sep
21
Jun
9
89
80
Feb *" 2
May 27
84
1
31% Mar
99 Vb Jan
19
5
117% Jun
29
Jan
20
110
;
Jun
15
56% Dec
23
50% Feb
5
Dec
15
27% May 29
11% Apr
28
16% Jan
4
7
34% Apr
18
85
10
30% Dec
1
43
Mar
9
30
July
84
5
93
Jan
8
82
Jun
22
Oct
Sep
21
22
35»/4 Jan
17% Jan
22% Jun
2
2
11
Sep
40
Feb
9
170
Feb
16
216
Aug 13
July 10
95
Mar 11
87
17
25% Oct
5
20y4 Aug
45% Mar
50% Jan
2
18
1
Dec
3iy4 Sep
6
23
May 31
88% Jan
223
13
Jan
95
18
May 31
Fair
4%
3% %
15
7
Foote
21
6
Ford
13
64% May 11
16% Jun 20
92% Jan
21% Jan
23
19% Jan
5
Foremost
3% July
12% Jan
21
5
19% Feb
20
12% Jun
20
37% Apr
22
22
18% Jan
28
30% Dec
18
211/4 Jun
68
24
77
26
66
8
8
Jan
25%
26%
25%
8%
8 VB
8%
8%
35%
36%
35%
35%
No par
100
'
108
2.50
29
Inc
Food
No
_2.50
Mart
13
13
30 V8
31%
84
23%
12%
31%
*82%
23%
23%
24%
25%
59
59%
25 %
26
25
25%
14,100
8%
8%
7 8%
'2,600
h
■
36
84
67
12%
'30%
•
36%
7 36% '
T-v
37
*81%
•7
367/a
66%
12%
12%
30%
30%
i
12%
12%
30%.
23%
23 %
:
84
36% V
'
*82 J/2
7
23%
84
23
12
12
12
12 VB
12 VB
•11%
12
*11%
52%
51%
52%
51%
52 VB
51%
52
51%
214
94%
95%
94%
94%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
Co
*94
214
12%
1,400
7
II,000
>
1,100
11%
500
52
14,100
213
.213
95%
*94
5,000
14,800
23
12
52
*210
./ " 7,000
530
67%
•82 %
94%
7 7-
67%
*210
*210
4,000
106%
37
30Vb
84
49,200
84
106%
67
30%
23%
23%
8%
;;
36%
12%
30' %
*82 %
8%
*81%
84
Y;
106% 106% v;
67%
12%
84
105
25 VB
10
94
94
12%
12%
12%
19%
20 VB
90
130
2,300
1
Corp
________
8
Francisco
6
15% Jan
6
27% Jan
4
20
20%
19%
20
69%
67
67%
66%
68%
65%
67%
65%
66'/a
17%
90,700
18
17%
17%
17%
18%
18 Vb
18%
18 Vb
18 %
29%
29%
27,800
28%
29%
28 %
28%
28%
29
28%
Z8 %
3,500
Franklin Stores Corp
Mar 30
20%
67%
10
Inc
20%
5
2
Co
Foster-Wheeler
Sugar
Co
No par
Sulphur
Trailer
Co
30% Feb
15
May 27
71'/2 Apr
8
5
21% Jan
4
20% May 3
381/2 May 31
27% Jan
7
Camble
51
5
Gardner-Denver
11
44
preferred
1
common
100
.
4%
4%
4%
4%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
24%
24%
24%
24% i. 24%
22
10
_.
3%
19%
23%
.
23%
21%
23%
21%
22 VB
69
68 %
69
*13
1
Co
21
4%
68%
*103%
13,500 ;.
60
—100
Dairies
Fruehauf
67%'
36%
-10,500
.
59%
2
Mineral
Freeport
68%
5,400
35%
35%
;■
24
/
♦106%. 108%
36%
37%
37
6,800
18 %
34%
105
10,200
33%
»
25%
♦81%
36%
34%
400
55 VB
33%
M-18%
Corp com—10
preferred
100
Inc
Motor
35%
84
108
37%
*82%
_1
preferred
Chem
&
108
67%
par
com__
*81%
.'.108./ /
37
common.^.l
Inc
35 Vb
84.'
*81%
pfd ser of '51—___15
21
Feb
—5
preferred
19% Jan
35 % Jan
14% Jan
26%
8%
convertible
19% July 13
41% Jan
26%
convertible
3%%
12% July 13
May 11
60
Markets
Food Mach
4
28
24
58%
Stores
Food Giant
5
49% May 12
23
59%
20%
l\ 54%
v
36%
*103%
24
58%
*20 V2
18%,r
36
105
22%
common
divid
$4.20
*103%
24%
Florida Power & Light Co
Fluor Corp Ltd_.
—
Food
28% Apr 26
141/4 Apr 22
57% Jun 22
44% May 13
196
23% Nov
Dec
23
Feb
105
V. 18%
tvyi
36%
Co______-.___—-___5
Co
93% Dec
21
Nov
liy4 Jun
55% Aug 27
14% Nov
27
*103%
36
60%
,
15
36
M.
20%
34 %
60 Vb
____—
$4.50 conv A 2nd pfd
43
35
35%
105
*
_2
Corp
Florida Power Corp
38% May 10
68% Jun 29
37%
23%
30y4 Jun
6
99
35
.
100
20
26
.
18%. Y.18%.,
Inc_„_10
22% July 12
.
•
,
75%
18%
501/8 Jun
14
3,300
21
.
20%
23i/2 Jun
33% Jan
2,000
37%
36%
2
1
8,900
23 VB
37
23%
36%
28
21
22%
23 VB
37 "A
22%
23 VB
36%
80% Jan
321/4 Sep
22
23%
37
22%
23%
_____
Carpet
22%
23 %
23
36 %
31% Dec
21
22
I,800
23%
14
Jun
3,500
22%
23
8
26%
36%
Oct
•
26%
23 %
20% Jan
55
27
4,700
10,600
23%
.
100
19
36%
:
Coach
Tire &
18 %
2.50
Filtrol Corp
5
19 %
26%
;
22%
10
Paper
12
27
19
19 %
26%
6%
23%
:
19'/a Jan
19 Ve
26%
60 VB
*6%
25
Corp
44% Jan
19%
26%
Shares
5 9'A
6%
6%
23
Dept Stores
13 V* Oct
19%
27%
the Week
common__5
Fenestra Inc
15
19%
26%
Friday
July 15
1
com
preferred
Federated
31 % Nov
,141/2 Jan
Co
19%
5
Bearings
2nd pfd series A
conv
4.60%
60
1
Federal Paper Board Co
May 12
47
6
4
July 14
58%
b0%
61%
Bower
Sales for
Thursday
July 13
6%
Mogul
4
PRICES
Wednesday
July 12
60%
Federal
27% Jan
SALS
Tuesday
July 11
_5
6
29
32
Corp
Corp
40% Jan
-
HIGH
AND
Monday
Par
—_______;,.__..___2
Corp
Fedders
21% Apr
221/2 Apr
57% Mar 20
Metallurgical
Fawick
4
21% May 26
50% Feb
6
45% Feb
LOW
STOCK
20% Jan
8
3.1% July 29
56%
YORK
EXCHANGE
*68 %
69
*68%
4%.
*4%
19%
3,900
4%
4%
5'A
13%
*13%
13%
24 %
24%
24%
24%
21%
21%
21%
21%
39,600
69
68 %
68 %
30
*13
*68 %
1,800
600
•
11,800
G
12% Jan
33
28
16% Jan
2
40 % Oct
20
38
Feb
26% July 23
56 3/o May
9
4% Sep
10
28
12 'A
May 11
50% Jun
8
Jan
26
54% Feb
26
6a/4 Jan
15
Nov
19
37% Jan
19
17 '/a Jan
5
19% Sep
8
17
5% Dec
14
3
4
42
Apr
9
29
Dec
8
14
Dec
28
7% Feb
9
29% Nov
23
37% Oct
74
14
Jan
5
22% Jun
6
30}
7
90
4
933A Mar 29
22
17
Jan
14% Jan
153
93/4 Apr
141
21
6
;.
333/a Oct
2
5
% 93/a Jan
2
Mar 17
84
26% Jan
801/2 July
123/« Jan
2
6
21
5
11
1453A July 15
16
Vn Jail
34% Jan
9
4
Co
1
Garrett
Corp
Wood
4%%
convertible
General
6%
Indus
American
15%
15%
22'A
22
22 Va
41 Va
41%
41
46
46 3/a
46
46 Va
46
16%
4%
50
26%
26%
26
26
1
17 Ve
173/8
173/8
17%
1
com
4
convertible
General
preferred
,__50
American Investors com__l
General
l
25
28
8
General
4
Gen Contract Finance
19
*92 Va
4
■■■'■!
18%'
/
78?.
18%
76%
10 Va
18 %
V
;.72%
:.tr
■■
*145
29
>:
7 Va
Dynamics
Corp
_1
41%
42 Vb
41%
43%
Co____
5
30% Jan
89%
87%
6
92 S/8
May 21
30% Apr
21
35% Jan
6
General
Finance
Corp
_1
343/a
343/8
98 % Jan
29
134% Jun
17
General
Foods
Corp_________No par
130 %
8
503/a Jun
29
General
Instrument
"'iL
r
90 3/a
Mar
3
58% July
7
112% Mar
43
May 10
100% Jan
4
751/4 Dec
14
87
231/2 Dec
23
26
35% Nov
16
43% May 25
32
3IV2 Jan
28
60
Nov
27
44% Feb
291/4 Jan
2
43
Nov
27
52% Jan
2
73
Dec
16
53% Sep
5VB Jun
14
76
223A Nov
84
15
Mar 23
General
5%
Mills
Preferred
$3.75
series
General
General
Portland
66% Jun
22
35% Mar 10
45
20
59% Jan
793A Jun 22
$3
$2.98
General
$1.60
Cement
Precision
7
Equipt
•••;•'
21
7%
:
213a
150
7 Va
4,300
.1
21%
2,400
42%
35
43%
42%
43 Va
37,300
88
86%
87 3/8
69,300
*32%
35
34%
34%
129%
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130%
130
129%
130%
43%
44%
43
43%
28%
273/a
27%
273/a
28%
105 Va
105%
1053/4
106 Va
44 Va
43%
43%
43%
105%
105'A
105
27%
*106
600
49,900
28 3/a
15,500
106 Va
280
44
43%
43%
128,200
105
104 Va
105 Va
1,300
80
80
80
79%
80 Va
22 Va
22%
22 Va
223/a
34%
32
33
32 va
33 %
32%
34
55%
57'A
55
56 3/a
55
42
42%
41 %
*37
55 3/a
57
41%
41%
*40%
No par
*71%
733/4
*72
73%
71.
71
No par
7534
75%
*74%
76%
*74
2,400
86%
V
105%
105
'
22 %
76
69'A
55%
55%
41
*39
1,700
3,900
16,000
56%
9,700
41%
370
69 %
67%
69%
1,400
76
70 Va
74
63
Feb
9
85a/4 Jun
15
5
Apr
5
General
10c
53/a
5%
223/a Mar
5%
53/a
23
5%
9
5% May 31
26% Jun 27
5 3/8
5%
5%
19,300
General
26%
26 Vb
26 Va
26%
26 Va
271/2 Feb
2.50
26'A
18
253/4
26%
26
5
26'A
18,500
36% Jun
General
33%
31
31%
6
33%
32
113/a Jan
6.67
33%
2
313/4
32
13
31%
3134
10c
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12
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11%)
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11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,000
10
22 Va
23 Vb
223/a
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 %
22%
22 %
4,100
_1
23-%
23%
23%
23 'A
23
,23 %
23%
2 3 3/4
23%
23%
1,000
26%
Jan
22
1
Mar 21
preference
conv
Public
Service
Public Utilities Corp
Railway Signal
General Realty & Utilities
29% Jan
4
General Steel Castings Corp__
5
26% July 11
34 Va May 31
General
Tele
33% Jun
1
General
Time
813/a Jan
4
General
Tire
29
May 22
26% July
15
863A Nov
8
2
17
May
24% Jan
7
17
55% May
Refractories
2
3
91
Jan
6
26
100
Jan
5
40% Dec
6
403/4 Jan
4
17
61 Vs Jun
23
May 20
$1.30
96% Feb 26
103% July 5
preferred
&
(series B)__
Rub
&
26
_83%c
com
$5
preference
5i/2%
preference
263/8
26
26
26 Va
26
26
*253/4
303/8
29
30
28%
29'A
28%
29
28%
29
122,600
23Va
21
22 Va
21Va
223/a
20%
22 Va
19%
21
86,200
59%
19,800
56%:
56
58
:•
4
1
32%
32 Va
x31 %
55%
56%
5434
55%
49'A
49 %
47
48%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 %
443/4 Max 18
68% Dec
14
36% Jan
8
54 % Dec
29
12
96% Apr
27% Jan
1
Jan
59
13
503A Jan
11
63% July 11
Jan
19
94
88
8
18% July 15
Jun
19
Gerber
Getty
Co
18%
16%
81%
.78%
Gladding
29
293/4 July 13
14% Apr
25
23% Jan
8
Glen
2
50% Jan
34% May 26
45% Jan
4
Glidden
17 % Dec
4
24% May 20
15% Jun
20% Jan
11
79%
63'A
2/62%
O to
*92'/a
*102%
1033/4
20
No par
5
_>___
Co.
&
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*93/,
97%
19%
19%
600
313/a
31%
31%
31%
4,000
55
54%
55%
55 %
'56%
15,600
46%
.
31%
54
'
47%
*46 y2
47%
47%
47%
2,100
13 Va
13%
13%
13%
16,500
17 Va
17%
17%
183/4
12,400
63
62 Va
63
97%
94
313/a
32
78'A
"
__5
common
McBean
Alden
823/4
10234
58%
94
»-* o co
79%
81%
62 %
^,
..
94
10334
6OV2
*92%
17%
,__1
Brothers
13%, Apr
2
Co
Co..
$4.50 preferred
41% Nov
27
Corp_____
Products
Oil
Gillette
16
-25% Jan
Georgia-Pacific
;
92%
500
*102 3/4
133/a
17
94
Giant Portland Cement Col
Gimbel
*102 3/4
4
11
19% Jan
18% July 15
823A July 11
103%
10
56% Jan
16%. July 13
23
i__
59
60
933A
*102%
80c
12% May 17
28 % Jan
Inc
57%
93%
5834
94
100
42
25
Genesco
*26
100
42% Feb
28
4,200
2" %
2.50
30% Jun
Oct
,
5%
900
21%
25
Electronics__3.33%
Corp.._;
3
17 Va Nov
20
53/a
*74
General Telephone Co of Florida—
Jan
99% Mar
104
54 % Apr 24
71
Mar 30
19% Nov
*34%
35
,
79%
3
Nov
.7%
21%
29 Ya
27
21
2
92
.7
79
29%
Nov
27
46
9,000
*76 Va
22
General
Jan
37%
/'-•
77
80 Va
6
40% Jun
37%
38
29%
21%
33%
333/4 Jan
27
1,700
80
22
Dec
213/4
32 Vb
22% July 13
Jan
9,300
213/4
22
21%
31
90
8%
80
393A Nov
44 % Jan
8%
21%
23
98
40
8:%
7'93/4
29
Dec
1453/4
33 V8
Corp
1
No par
preferred.
3,100
145%
21%
May 11
19% July 15
24
5,900
-
1
Co
preferred.
conv
convertible
10
3,300
73
10
6,300
1453/4
77
88Va
42 Va
105
72%
15
Outdoor Advertising
4
Jun
105%
18%
•
29
433/8
86%
129%
433/4
37%
21
21
42%
27%
*145
7%
42%
131%
105
45
93 Va
No par
4
393/4 Jan
12
,28%
1C5
v-
Uk
41
.105 Va
44
No par
243A Jan
17
28 Va
1C5 %
223/e
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130
45%)
3
1%
$5 preferred
34%
132
100
common
preferred
General Motors Corp common
21%
2 3'A
"...18%
39% Feb
13
28% Sep
24% Oct
4
July l
July 13
106% Jun
6
*
56
4t*$2 '/a
26'A Oct
30
11% Dec
21 Ve
25
Mar 28
55% Jail
42%
1
"*'22%
600
5% Jan
.
16
263A Nov
76 % Jan
3
Mar
Nov
5
108
22%
3,000
■
Electric
5
%
23'/a
10%
77
;7%
4%
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93 %! *>.
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38%
7Yb \
56
23%
10 Va
/
,
28 Va
Co:rpY-,_Ji_-."i-2
4
72
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76 Va
28%
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114
10 Va
37%
,
-
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28
10
29 Va
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80
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v:
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T
39
29%
5
22
73
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37%
80
4
Mar 25
185/a
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39%
Vb
11
45
23
•,
.
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38%
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29
Corp
*46 3/4
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21 »/4
Cigar Co Inc
General Controls Co
v
56
23
*92 Va
213/a
29% Jan
100% Dec
1,500
20%
533/a Jan
101% Dec
4 %
*4
213/a
99% Jan
5
2,700
21%
5
Jan
17-54»7
21%
29
31
17%
215/b
84% Jan
22% Mar
17%
8%
38
23% May 23
101'A Jan
7
17%
8%
181/2 May 10
8
26 %
83/4
5
21
26
83/4
31
37% Aug 25
25%
8%,
391/4 Mar 18
38% May
25'/a
8%
99% Dec
1073/4 Dec
4V4
4
*46%
145%
661/2 Jan
9
4%
8%
*145
22
9
8,400
43/8
145 Va
30
28
46
145 Vb
Sep
30 Vb Dec
4,800
45%
42%
..
93 Va
74
16% Feb
3,900
46%
17 3/a
17%
56
42% Oct
74»A Feb
4,400
43 Va
4%
*25%
24
28
40
15%
23
26
4%
4%
Jan
May
15%
22 »/a
42 3 4
Va
r
"fO1^ :'i"
10
4%
-ft*
23%"
93 Vb.,
76/%
Corp
2
General
Bronze
Corp
5
General Cable Corp com_..___No par
4%
1st preferred
100
Jan
*46%
24 Vb
18%
Bancshares
Jun
*4
£6
24
*92 Va
;
100
Co. of Texas_^_5
General Amer Transportation._T.25
General
Baking Co common
.iY5
$8 preferred
.No par
4%
4
*46%
$4.50 preferred
General Airier Oil
30
8VaJan
46%
16%
22 %
41%
4%
Corp____;
,45% Ja
'
46
15%
22%a
41%
1
com
preferred.:
Acceptance
General
Inc
j80
May 20
x22
42
__2
Industries
8
7
16
22%
41%
'
Gar
14
21% Apr
27
16%
22 %
5
Co
16
5
Skogmo Inc
75'A Mar
45% May 11
12
Jun
Jan
Gabriel
20% July 13
371/2 July 12
10
Nov
49 "2 Mar 30
25
7% Jun
May 19
103/8 Mar 25
42% Apr
Jan
May 18
583A Feb
1
22
25% July
7% Feb
24
6 % Jan
2
67% Mar 11
22
Jan
May 10
45
3 4
19
39
9
11
313A Mar 25
18 % Jun
36% Feb
1
138
15
Apr 22
96 '/2 Jan
.
N0V7.18
Z"51% FebJ'
.
251/2 Jun
643A Jan
89% Oct .20
;22
Feb
Jan
41/4 July 12
9
Mar
May
97%
19
19%
79%
62
78%
97 Va
62%
19%
/
18%
*93
> y 14
4,200
97%
18%
19
12,800
79%
62 Va
Y 62 3/a
*93
:
'
*93
•
18%
1.000
1
Globe-Wernicke
Inc
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
15 Va
16 V8
153/4
16%
45.000
10
Corp
Co
36%
37
36%
37
36%
37
36%
37
37
37%
9.000
16
16 Vb
16
16 Va
16
16
15 3/4
16
16
16
1,200
5
Ate.
2% Oct
19
4% Jan
76 % Jan
14
103 % Jun
1
2
May 19
56% July 15
89 Va Jan
4
Goodrich
45 Vb Nov
19
493/a Dec
15
353A July 15
47% Jan
6
30
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
38% Mar
28
28
35 % Jan
2
44
42% Apr
2 Va Nov
1
54% July 15
24
Dec
4
8 V4 Dec: 16
11
Feb
20
10'/a Mar 18
20
37% Aug.
4
84% Mar
9
59% Jun
44% Jan
4
33/a Jan
15
73/4 Jun
May 28
6V4 Nov
21
July 14
1% July 13
103/a Jan
15
35 Va
4
30% Nov
3% Jan
4
24
5% May 10
8 % Jan
6
26'A Feb
5
32 % Apr
12
17
383/a Jun
Goebel
Brewing
Co
Gould-National
Grace
(W
R)
Granby
8 '/a Jan
7
Co
35% Nov
18
24% Dec
4
55%, Jan
Feb
May 10
32
Jun
15
Jan
11
77
Apr
7
20
15% Jan
8
343A July 15
193/4 May
3
41% Jan
18
263A Jan
26
41
.
__
59% Apr
Oct
32% Dec
83
;
2
Dec"23
8
47% Feb
30
17% Jan
9
141% May
19
23
27
■
25% Mar 23
Oct
.
31% July
2
60% Aug 12
45 Va July
1
44% Nov 16
126
6
5
24% May 29
9
523/4 Jan
4
:
89
Aug 12
20 % Oct
28
5
22
10
7
For
footnotes,
see
May 11
4
Granite
68
/
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32% Mar 14
82
Jan
19
86.r May 13
323A Jun 23
24.
8
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8
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56Va
57
56
56%
56
55 %
55%
54%
5534
37
37%
36%
36%
35%
36%
35 Va
35%
35%
36 3A
1
2
2V8
2
2Va
1%
2
2
2
1%
8%
8%
7%
1%
7%
8%
8
8
*7%
7%
7
28%
7%
Iron
36
2M4
1
10V8
10%
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353/8
35 %
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Co
4%%
34%
21%
21V8
44
47%
61'A
1
28%
100
137
62 Va
1
25 Va
2834
137
25%
3
22
22%
-100
Corp
61
29Vs
138
>
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86%i
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22
•••«
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7
1
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8%
6,200
9,400
17,700
1,300
7
2,100
28%
29
13,000
35%
36 %
2,100
29%
29%
9,200
7
7
28 %
28%
36%
29%
35 %
36
29'A
29%'
76 %
76%
9%
9%
9%
9%
2,200
34%
35%
34%
34%
16,600
10
35%
21
43%
20%
43%
45
46
76 %
120
21
4,000
43%
43%
2,000
45%
47%
8,300
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21
43%
47Vb
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.
61%
8,300
29V8
283A
29%
29 Va
29 Vb
29 Vb
29%
7,900
1373/4
136%
137%
136 %
136%
136 %
1361/4
62
61 %
59%
60%
60%
580
253/8
25 Va
25%
25%
25%
25%
26%
6,300
22%
22
22%
22
22%
21%
22
9,200
86%
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86%
1
.
7
29Vb
20%
43%
48
No par
-
2 Vb
46%
59%
44
48%
*76
21%
443A
Inc
Eng
35%
21 Va
Corp
Corp common
preferred -J
Aircraft
9%
48 Va
Greyhound
Grumman
10Vs
44'A
!
Guantanamo Sugar
10
25
Western
28%
76%.
35%
•
2%
76%
353/a
36%
29%
*76
No par
Western
(H
28 %
29
76%
~
2Vb
2%
35%
30
76%
27 34
373/e
2.50
Stores
Ore
*7
27%
100
preferred
Green
7 V
7
__6.25
common-.
Pacific Tea
2Vs
2%
27%
5
,
Steel_____
Co
Atlantic &
Northern
Great
23 3/a May 20
4
Gt
15
9
7
Great
15
17
City
(W
preferred
Grayson-Robinson
22
Jun
Feb
3% July
page
4
3%%
32% Feb
20
22 V8 Jan
Grant
140 Va Jim
24 % Feb
Jan
38,300
Inc
Great Northern Ry Co
26
303A Mar 30
4 'A Dec
31,000
36%
Great Northern Paper Co
533/a Jan
% Mar
128 Va Jan
/
57%
35%
5
42% May 10
38% Mar
3
16% July 17
56 %
36%
_
27
-
58 %
36 Va
Ltd
Co
9% Jun
■
56%
373A
1
74
■
22
58%
36
55%
common
30
sLz
—
Jun
74
57%
36%
Co
Corp
Mining
Union
'
.
5,700
58%
36%
convertible preferred-No par
$0.60
Grand
2%
58
37%
2Vb
10
2%
%'
59%
36'A
1
;
Batteries
&
Graham-Paige
2
58
No par
Co
(B F)
3034
31%
30%
31%
1
3%
3%
*3%
3%
v
.
*85
<
31
*3%
31%
3%
31Vb
*3%
|36%.
'31%
3%'
,*85
30%.
3%
86 Y®
31%
4
21,700
1,200
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(222)
.
.
.
Monday, July 18, 1960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Nov
5
67% Dec
1
24
35 ya Nov
24
Jun
9
29
Jan
15
72
Jan
11
$5
Jun
3
37
Jan
4
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
States
27%
Feb""
8
38% Jun
23
Common
82
Jan
6
86
Apr
14
$4.20
dividend
preferred
100
*85
86
7
89% Jun
14
$4.40
dividend
preferred
100
*88Ma
89Ma
89
15
$4.44
dividend
preferred
27
29
89 Mi Apr
16
94
Jan
9
84 Mi Jan
88
Aug
7
91.J Apr
9
87 Mi May 18
96
Dec
30
104% Mar
3
97
98
Dec
22
105% Mar
4
Jan V 4
97% Jan
Jan
102 Mi May
4
Mar 17
102
11
preferred.!
Corp_L
Co—
51 Mi
24
49% Nov
48 % Nov
20
71 Mi May 19
35% Jun
3
51 Ma Jan
25 Mi Nov
4
26 % Jan
18
31% Apr
Hackensack
i
■■■;.
■>•
100y
preferred
Hall
*88Ma
<
100
33
'
25
-
Hamilton Watch Co common
1
/ 29% May 22
30
July 23
22 V8 Jun
7
6
114 Mi Aug 31
88% Jun
7
106 Ma Jan
28% Jun
19
361/4 Aug 14
26y4 Jun
20
32% Jan
25
Hammermill
34% May 24
47 Ma Jun
21
Hammond Organ Co
Harbison-Walker Refrac
44 y« Feb
6
122 Mi July
1
61%Nov"lO
Jan
42
July
>
122
13
57'/2 Dec
3
132
4
5
Mar 24
129
28
4%
6
.
57 Ma Jan
5
Jan
' 45% Mar
Jan
27
convertible
24%
Nov~20
34
21% May 24
21 Ma May 11
"3
Mar
16
35 y2 Nov
30
21
79% May
12 y. Dec
30
16% Jan
12
Dec
2
64% Jan
2
27 y, Apr
22
14
92
16
32% Dec
8
341/2 May 11
37% Mar 13
16 y8 Jan
7
25% Jun
11
Harshaw
11
Hart
7
12
11% Jan
Jan
29
38 Mi
17
77
-
Jan
106
Jun
17
Heinz
Heller
29 y8 May 12
33 Ma July
Helme
(G
32% Jan
14 Mi
35
60
Jan
19
74% Dec
31
105
Sep
29
II8M1 Apr
16
105 Mi Jun
1
55 Mi Apr
13
66
Jan
2
82% Nov
19
76
34
Jan
8
46% Apr
13
Mar
20
Jan
Hercules
Powder
109 M2
7%
29
60% May
2
28
15 Mi Mar
8
24% July 13
64y« Jan
9
72Mi Aug 25
Jan
7
117
July 22
92 Mi Feb
31 % Jan
7
41
Aug 27
32
85
65 Vi Feb
120
16
Apr
Jan
July 13
37 Ma Jan
1
$4%
30
21
Jan
6
37
11% Oct
27
2
28 Ma Apr
15% Apr
13
lOMi May 13
27
24% Jun
22
23
30
28% Feb
37
2
35
Jan
30
47% July 22
30 M2 May 10
80
Dec
15
90'/2 Apr
81 Mi Feb
9
9% Apr
6
21
32% Apr
30
18
Sep
40% Jun
13
53
Feb
41
2
Ma Jan
Hotel
21-
Jan
14
y5%
19 Mi Jun
2
24
Feb
41.
Feb
12
38 Mi Feb
10
26% Dec
14
37»/4 Jan
2
27
7
33% July 14
5
„
Mar
91
"5%
Jan
35
Jun
19% Oct
7
y% Dec
25
391/2 Dec
31
13
23% July
July 15
92
36
July
13 Ma Jan
8
39% Jan
21% Jan
52
Jan
Feb
29 V2 Oct
39
40
35
23
Nov
Jun
38% Oct
40 Mi
46
15
55 Ma Jun
Jan
27
56 Ma
4
39% Jan
18
42 Ma
"Illinois
July 15
July 13
Co
47
Apr
3
41% Feb
43 Ma Apr
14
50
Jan
5
45 M» Jan
48% Apr
1
4.70%
■41 Mi Oct
7
47
Jan
14
42% Jan
44% July
6
25
45'/2 Mar 18
41
36% Jun
26
411/4 Aug 13
38 Ma Feb
17
25
Jan
2
385 Mi May 12
39% Jan
138
Sep
27
25
31% July
488
28
Sep 22
35'/2 Apr
J8
Dec
80
22
24% July 15
7
May 29
407 Ma Mar
July 30
9
27'A Jun
4
12% Jan
7
24% Nov
9
12
18
Jun
77
111
May
7
141% Nov
6
861/2 Dec
15
94
Jan
14
16% Jan
2
66
15
69
Sep
Jun
7
86 Ma Jan
8
Mar 20
172'/a July 15
37
Feb
10
55% Nov
6
44
SlMi Dec
29
37'/2 Aug 21
45% May
6
May 20
28
Feb
3
28% Mar 19
39
401/4 Dec
14
42 Mi Dec
28 Mi Feb
9
17% Jun
9
32
Sep
35
Sep 21
22
17
1
9
40% Apr
37% Jan
36 Ma Mar
Dec
21
32% Mar
4
33
Nov
4
45
Jan
15
25
llfiVaSep
15
123
Jan
23
115
36% Jan
2
20
50'/a Mar 18
Apr 29
Ctfs
Corp
Interlake
Int'l
Jan
4
21% May 11
Iron
Inc.
7,900
35%
7,100
35%
35 Ma
55 Ma
54 Mi
55
56
56 Mi
56 Mi
6,500
41
42
42 Mi
*41 Mi
42 Ma
42 Mi
42 Mi
980
36
35%:
/
543/1
*43
10
71
155
150
150
*147
155
*147
44 Ma
-
.
.
„1
.
35Mi
25 Mb
510
516Ma
45
45%
—100
143
143 Mi
——
_5
com
Canadai
common—7.50
"
i
preferred
Silver
30 Ma
*30
30 Mi
46%
92
25
45 Ma
25 Mi
513 Ma
44 Ma
.
Elec
10c
Co
Power
Gas
$6
&
Teleg_No
&
243/4
30%
;
303/i
1423/4
*18 Ma
183/e
55 Ma
56%
14Mi
13 Ma
13 Ma
98 V4
993/4
100
*0l M»
93
V
,U
*91 Mi
;
*18 Ma
56
/
"
13 s 8
77
12%
59 Ma
58
33%
1
j
/
109 Ma
/r
35 ',".
51%
35 Ma
56 Mi
'
34 Ma
110
35%
31%
*110 i
35
14,400
29,100
44%
142%
142%
530
30%
30%
4,100
.V.. "100
*75
•
76
18%
18%
19
1,300
57/■'•'
56 Ma
57
26,200
133/4
14
133/1
14
8,700
98 3/a
97 Ma
98 Ma
•
18 Ma
"
92
58
5,400
25
511
44
97 Mi
;v: 91 Mi
19,100
91 Mi
*91 Mi
11%
113/s
11%
11%
113/8
3,000
57%
56 Ml
563/4
56%
56%
'4:240
27.000
92
,'•
100
315/a
32 Ma
110 Mi
112 Mi
600
34%
35 Ma
4,300
323/8
32%
33 Ma
112-/4
*110 Mi
112 Mi
353/8
35 Ma
353/8
*51 Va
■
•/
51 Mi
51%
51 Ma
25
*33Ma
34Ma
*32 Ma
33 Ma
32 Ma
32 Va
100
par
41 Ma
42%
40 Ma
41 Ma
40 Ma
41 Ma
40 3/i
41 Ma
40
40%
65,300
34 Mi
35 Ma
35 Ma
34 Ma
34%
34 Ma
3 4 Ma
34 Ma
343/4
2,300
42
34 Ma
42 Mi
42
42
42
41%
423/s
42%
42 Ma
35%
35%
35
35 Ma
35 Ma
35 Mi
35 Ma
35 Ma
35 Mi
353/8
1,000
18Ma
18%
18%
183/i
19
18%
19
2,200
44 Mi
46
3,000
40 Ma
40Ma
3,800
38
38 Ma
2,500
26 Vi
26 Ma
51 Ma
*33
*41%
52 Ma
34
513/4
*33
523/a
34
18%
18%
18%
5
44
44 Mi
44 Mi
44 Mi
44
443/a
*44 Mi
44 Ma
1
3.50
40Mi
40%
40
40 Ma
393/i
40%
♦40 Ma
40 Ma
10
Co
common
preferred
I-T-E Circuit
32
35Mt
109 M
.
230
56 Ma
•98
11
3,400
133/4
18%
9 6 Ma
12 Ma
24%
507
,
30%
30%
31
56%
*91 Mi
92
12
92
45
*75
100
46 Ma
92
142 3/i. 143 Mi
31
75
5,200
46
511 Ma
44 Ma
143 Ma
30 M4
75
-
•76%
36 y2
*30
25%
507
44 Ma
20
13,000
36
-
45%
93
24%
25
9,800
155
30 Ma
*92
507
44 Mi
14
71%
45
37
37
37
37 %
373/a
37%
37 Ma
373/4
50c
Electric
Light Co
Coal
45
^^25
—
&
Power Co
Light & Power Co—
Iowa-Illinois
100
46%
45%
45%
46 Ma
92
500
142%
142%
57%
.
*30
x92
497
;
59 Ma
Utilities
Iowa
4
36%
12
^_100
common
Telep
(Interstate
29
36
5
Corp com—5
$2 convertible preferred
.25
Interstate Dept Stores——
1
8
37%
*75
"99%
No par
y
37
18%
56Ma
13%
37
76Mi
"-18Ma
-
45 Ma
" 44
.
31 Ma
*75
_No par
Limited —1
25%
30%'
44 Ma
92
—_5
1
45 %
"
4.?
*147
443i
30 Mi
93
14
■
70%
45 Vt
45 Ma
'
47 Mi
International
29
6
36 Mt
?
31
91 Ma
7% preferred
'•*
;
44 Ma
36 Ma
46 Mi
International
4
*147
45 Ma
*30
Rys of Cent Amer com_No par
5 Me
21
6
5 Ma
.155';/'/
—100
preferred—:
44
6 Mi
6%
14%
70
i>6 i.y
No par
of
Mi'
46%
47
14
—
Nickel
46%
47
•
*6
4% preferred
—100
International Mining Corp
5
Island Creek
44 Ma Jan
2,500
25%
35 Va
55
common——5
Minerals & Chemical
Iowa
Jun
53
25%
35%
41
common
7% preferred
Int'l
38 Ma July 15
120
52%
25%
35 Mi
42
Corp
Machines
Harvester
37
July
54
25 3/i
'
6 Ma
24
40% Jun
53
25 Mi
14 Ma
—100
4 Ma Me preferred
Int'l Business
July 15
32
53%
'
Interchemical
May 31
46
53%
25 Ma
71
International
4
{
36 Ma
54 Ma
25 Mi
14
109
33 M2 Jan
53 = 4
70
No par
Insuranshares
;
39% Mar 21
May 27
1,800
25 Ma
•j-:
••
14Ma
"34%
38
19
18%
72
No par
Jan
36 Ma
18 3/4
*36 Ma
183/4
14
No par
20
*36 Va
19 Ma
36 Ma
18%
70 Ma
Resistance
45 Ma Apr
36 Ma
*36 Ma
19 Mi
14 Ma
Shoe——
17
16,700
55%
'
5%
Salt
22
,340
1,120
9 Mi
36 Ma
*36 Ma
8,400
10,900
92
91%
'
9%
xl9Ma
:
9 Ma
9 Mi
73 Mi
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—20
46% May 25
38 Ms Jan 15
May 10
-
9%
14 Ma
,
International
18 Ma Jun
92%
Mi
9
71Vi
"
International
33% Jun
92
*92
/
9%
25%
43 Ma
-
International
Aug 18
5
19% Mar
92
92
9M4
54%
.
36
54%
5
17
*s
92
36Mi
*41
V
8
35
40
40
-
20
32 Mi-Feb
July 30
54
41% Jun
17
31
92
19%
139 Ma Jan
25
30%
91%
8,900
Paper
28
30%
91%
No par
——
International
Feb
30 Mi
91%
*
8:800
6
32
.30%
1
Packers
Feb
■
*91
9%
25%
100 pesos
International
55
45 M4
Mexico
—
—
Int'l
% Apr
30 Mi Apr
16%
45 Va
91 Ma
31
91
16 Mi
30
:
2,700
12,500
913/i
16%
45 Ma
17 Ma.
46
30%
17
16 Mi
45 M.
17 Ma
163/a
45Mt
16 Ma
163/B
17 Ma
45%
17 Mi
16%
16Mb
17 Ma
16%
45
*
10
9,000
%
A
19
Jan
86 Mi
6 Mi
24
36
84 3/4
87
~20
6
9
87%
,
3,100
2
33 M, Jun
87%
46 Mi
70 Ma Mar
102
87 Ma
43 Mi
$4
12
87%
46 Mi
Int'l
Jan
87 Ma
43 Mi
3
37
92%
46 Mi
2
15
*89%
43 Mi
19% Mar
331/4 Dec
92 Va
46 Mi
91M2 Jun
31% July 13
125
*89%
*42 Mi
56 M4 July 13
23
*89%
92 Ma
Ty;
.
—50
50
-50
;
De
21% Feb
136 Ma Jan
...
92 Ma
46 3/i
July 13
11
'
83 Ma"
43 Ya
Electrica
57% July 11
v
96% July 13
28
10% Sep
♦
13 M2 July
*82
*42
May 13
25% Feb
3
51 Mi May 11
82 Ma
43 Mi
11
8
82 Ma
.
*42 Mi
18
145% Apr
33% Jun
2
Feb
9,200
100
74
83 Ma
43 Vi
9
29
1
*73
*82
46 Ma
19
69 Ma Jan
74
73 Ma
*89%
91 M<
'■'.V 4,300
•'v. X,: loo
a
*42 %
1
50% Jan
139 Mi Feb
30
17% Feb
34 Ma Feb
/
74
74
333/4
83 Ma
17%
19
*73
18%;;:
373/3;:
33 3/a
50
15
542 Ma Jun
.
*37
33% >'
333/a
*44 Ma
6% preferred
Inland Steel Co
July 11
8
.
18 Mi
18 3/8
37%
*37
333/4
*82
87%
,
33 Ma
73
>
-
18 Ma
18 Mi
37%
*37
18
45
S
15
41% May 2d
57% July 10
153% Jan 14
33%
74
•
9 V4
*36 Ma
18 Mi
37%
-33 Mi
83 Ma
92Ma
91 Mi
,
18%
*37
*17%
*44 Ma
25
5
30 Ma Mar
\
18 Mi
,
.
18
*17%
17%
45
6
93
33%
*17%
18
*44 Ma
July
49 Ma Jur.
5,500
.;/100
*17%
17,800
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
7
8
30
5 Ma
5 Mi
17%
-
5
45
150
2
86 Ma
'
*44 Ma
6
5
32 Vi
*85%
5 Ma
5
5 Ma
5
9,500
45
May
Feb
31%
85%
32Mb
*853/4
5 Ma
3,400
50
46%
163
Feb
33 Ma
85%
32%
86 Ma
5
373/4
48 Ma
48
July 28
86
v %
_15
Industrial Rayon
343/4 Peb
32
86 Ma
*82
*89%
10
Ingersoll-Rand common—
29
33
32 Ma
37 Ma
50 Ma
44
12
17
33%
86%
38 Ma
47%
*46%
19
24
32%
86%
300
37%
*43
22 % Jan
29
493/a
10,500
44
86 M2 Apr
Dec
38 Ms
49 M.
29 Ma
48
July 12
Apr
38
49%
1,400
29 Ma
29 Ma
*43
Jun
95 Mi Feb
38 Mi
49
11
28 Ma
Ma
*46%
14
45
38 Ma
49%
*85%
11
28%
29
44
70
32
38%
11
28
48
7
19
*29 Ma
*43
July 17
20
29 Ma
*46 Ma
May
Oct
11
28
29 Ma
43 Ma
30
86% Oct
11
27
29
48
109
28
11 Ma
29
*46%
*44%
5
'27Mi Mar 26
11
28 Mi
Ma
11
600
3,000
12,200
*29 Ma
*73
50
*
17
43 Ma Jan
26 Mi
29 Ms
5
17%
—50
74Mi Nov
501/2 Mar 18
,>
....
_100
*26 Mi
29%
11
„
%
100
27 Mt
28%
29 Ma
38%
48%
.
par
common
17 Ma Nov
21
3,300
27 Ma
preferred
Industria
34% Sep
27 Mi
16%
-No par
preferred—:
4.20M>. preferred-
27
50 Mi Jan
*26 Mi
26 Mi
_5
4.25% preferred——
May 19
36 Mi May
2
33
Apr 21
2 6 Mi
17 Mi
4.42%
40 y8 Sep
300
350
34%
26%
4.08% preferred
21
20
120
3 4 Mi
16%
com—_5
Inc
Co
Power
27 Mi
117
34%
25%
-—li-iSV./
24
34 Ma
17 Ma
■"!.
43% Feb
119 Ma
118
34%
26%
.
46 '/2 Dec
343/a
17
—:_1
9
120
116
35
49 Mi
*22
25 Ma
convertible pfd series A
Cement
83 Ma
17 Ma
No par
Illinois Central RR Co
55
34%
91%
5%
114
35%
31%
Indust
&
Ideal
8
112
115
91%
29
43% May
23,600
83 Ma.
27 Ma
5
Idaho Power Co
Jan
503/e
*61 Ma
84
17 Ma
preferred series A
preferred series B—
6
154
1,100
30%
Foods
4
July 13
85 Mi
17%
Sep
149
633/i
84 Ma
45 M2
47% Jan
8 Ma Feb
108 Ma
*63 Ma
17%
31% Jan
28
108 Va
63
45
1
5% July 11
108
17%
34% Jun
18
108
63
84
25%
Bay Min & Sm Ltd
24% May 12
10'/4 Feb
108
*61 Mi
84
*26 Mi
———100
17
8
*107 Mi
64
83 Ma
87%
45 Mi Dec
6% Dec
108
*62
27 Mi
Lighting & Power
21
44
*107'M4
V*
17%
27%
11 Ms
—100
——100
;
Apr
48 Ma Jun
107%
40
17%
Corp common—5
No par
55% Jan
Feb
8,100
35
27;,
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
21
4)
700
69%
35
—10
24
7
143/4
69 Ma
*26 Mi
Hupp Corp common
7
12
*14 Mi
69 Ma
25
I
42% Mar 18
143/4
No par
5
28
14 Ma
63
18%.
5%
11
17% Apr
9
*34 Ma
14%
69
36 Ma
July 14
8% May 11
ji
35
14%
67M4
18 Vi
5%
*34 Ma
15
69%
84
Corp of America common—1
convertible preferred
25
Hunt
35
34%
15
69 Mi
.
Hudson
;
*34
34%
10
13,800
14%
36 Ma
33
July 14
31
70%
35
Howard Stores Corp—_—.—.—_1
Howe Sound Co (Delaware)——^1
28
92
31
14%
12.50
29
31 Mii Jun
31%
2,300
69%
*34
■
63
Mining
18% Sep
,
31 Mi
32 Mi
——1
50c
E)_.
9
25
32
*31%
84
pfd series A
65% Jan
24 Ma Mar 14
32
32 Va
2,300
Mi
*110
22
84 Mi Feb
46
32Ms
Corp
Jan
14
81
46 Ma
100
1,000
75
93% July 30
*80 Ma
46 Ma
46 Mi
41,800
21
29% Dec
80 Ma
46 Ma
46 Ma
633/4
64% Sep
11 Mi Jan
4
80 Ma
46%
46 Ma
*63 Ma
4.40% preferred—,
14
98%
81
46%
63 Ma
3%% preferred
30
101
100
*80 Ma
500
63 Ma
23
54 Mi Jan
*99
98%
81
46Ma
—
9,300
63
91Mi Jun
24% Jan
10
101
99
*80 Ma
81
733/4
10
62 Ma
88% May
5
105
73 Ma
10 Ma
62 Ma
30
10
102
74%
73 Me
*10
62
961/2 Jan
Jan
10
600
2,800
■&
383/4
62 Ma
28
18
74 Ma
*38
383/i
62
Dec
84% Dec
72 Ma
10
*38
2,700
100
85
19 Ma Jun
39%
93/4
24 Ma
4% preferred
2
*38 Ma
38
93/4
9%
22%
8
29
9%
10,200
1
23 Mi
10
15% Jun
9%
24
24%
83 M2 Jun
43 Mi Jun
9%
9%
9%
22
22
24
233/4
213/i
233/8
21 Ma
23 Mi
*23 Ma
22%
*23%
2,300
5,800
2 2 Ma
76 % Apr
-11% Mar 30
23%
f
65
493/1
8
Mar 17
22 Ma
23 Ma
.
24
24 Mi
22
24
22 Ma
44
127
64 Mi
66 Mi
22%
4
July 13
23 Ma
23 Ma
*126
127
64Mb
48
77
66
*126
65
433/4
44
43%
:
127
2 2 Ma
70 Mi Jan
27
„
63 3/i
24%
(Chaiief
Houston
*126
66
22 Mi
*23%
$2.25 convertible preferred-——50
y
,
44
44
44 V*
127
64
22 Ma
6
8
43 Mi
*126
48 Ma
2
15
3,700
223/a
851/2 Mar
21
38 Ma
2 3 Mi
80% Mar
13% Jan
37 Va
47
15
601/4 Sep
39%
9%
*62
^Household Finance common—No
1
38%
23 Ma
28
July
40
49
Dec
88
39 Mi
23
Dec
21
40%
46 Ma
77
Jan
40
23 Ma
69
>'
2,300
*
Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3
4
30
18 % May 26
36 Ma Mar 17
22% Jan
36 y, Dec
29
24
*80Ma
40
29
10 Ma
-
400
29
*22%
preferred
14
'500
49%
Chemical
Jan
1,300
12,800
28 Mi
23%
$4.25
8
51%
38 Mi
*273/4
22%
Hooker
4
86% May 27
2
4% May 11
16 Mi May 18
913/i
51
38
V
28%
22%
107%
Honolulu Oil Corp_:
11
23
91a/i
75 Ma
Homestake
21
65% Jan
23
95
10 Ma
45 Ma Mar 21
49% Jan
23
*91 Mi
73
May 19
29
*22%
95
*91
10
Holly Sugar Corp common
10
5%
convertible preferred———30
22
23
95
77
29 Ma Mar 25
39% Apr
'*22%
23
'
10
1
44 Mi Oct
5% Sep
Jan
30% July
May 20
28 Mi
29 Ma
24%
No par
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co
29% Nov
38 Mi
*27%
22 Mi
Hires Co
5
51
49
17 V2 July
2
37%
28
22%
30 Va July
21% Jan
50 Ma
38
28
1
1
27% Feb
50
37 Ma
28%
(conv)—No par
common
2.50
pfd
conv
10,300
5
2
5 Ma Mr
♦50 Mi
38 Va
74 Mi
——
1
Jun
18 Ma May
60
32 Mi
28 M4
43%
—100
13
May 21
102
31 Ma
32%
31 Mi
110
90
102'/a
28%
127
No par
Corp__
23% Feb
12 % Nov
22% Oct
!
*101
x38
1
Hotels
102
39
-2 1/12
,
Chocolate
2nd
Hilton
4
*101
*38 Mi
10
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
3M2% preferred series A
8
102
32 Mi
32
9 Mi
Hertz Co
20% Jun
23% July 22
42
23 Ma
preferred—25
Hewitt-Robins Inc
1
42'A July 29
5
.
23%
No par
4
38 % Feb
3
13 Mi Jan
"40%*
22%
-
-1
class A pfd—
conv
Hershey
*100
88
*■' 28%
28%
""43%
100
common
5
27
25'/a Dec
60 Ma May 11
noncumulative
$2
90% May 13
"',''••
—5
25
_—
5% preferred
Apr
64 M2 Jun
9
Mar
1
Motors
Hercules
"
102 Va
1
common-
74% Jan
18
July 14
61% Apr
10,000
86
•
*88 Ma
90
♦100
1
(W E) & Co
.3
5
(H J) Co common——
47% July
W)
;
.
5
3.65% preferred——
4
17
May 13
*88 Ma
90
50
Jan
37 Ma
363/i
88
88 Ma
50 Ma
>
22%
69 M»
Hayes Industries Inc—.
51,600
.0.
% 28
*91
65
Marx
37 Mi Feb
82
95
*126
Haveg Industries Inc
5
2734
*85
86
88 Ma
102 Ma
*101
32%
37 Ma
23Ma
1
—_—1.25
"4%% preferred
Apr 22
39Ma
*88 Ma
*100
50 Ma
.
28%
—100
Co__—,
&
1,900
68
27 Ma
38
*85
86
102
-
*91."
w
com—7.50
Hat Corp of America common
6
13
Chemical
25 Ma
25
*66
28%
37 Ma
38
89
90
32Ma
49%
37 Ma
*85
*88
102M2
V 102
".
vy
28M3
—__1
—.
Schaffner
27 Ma
Shares
July 15
July 14
25
25%
*66
68 Ma
28 Mi
86
*100
33%
*23
:
___2.50
Corp
Corporation
Harsco
88 Ma May 26
9 Mi May 25
78
May 20
90% May
5
40i/2 Dec 11
so y2 Apr
29 Ma Jan
25% Apr
35
7
.75 Mi Sep
23
61 Mi Feb
13
39«/2 Apr 20
43 y, Sep
25% Jun
8% Feb
12% Apr
Jan
7%
„
70% Jun
27%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
'
Co
.6% preferred
Harris-Intertype
8
22 Ma May 26
7
30Mi Jan
:
.
;/
68
*66
88M2
88M2
'*88 Ma
*28Ma
preferred——100
Paper
37%
102
38
5
Feb
88
37Ma
*85
I ' '
IO2M2
49%
5
Printing Co
F)
28 Ma
90
102
-2.50
i
(W
27%
38Ma
*100
Halliburton Co
4
19
68
28 Ma
37
100
preferred
Water
25 Ma
25 Ma
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
July 18
25 Ma
25%
'
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co
July 15
20
AND
Wednesday
67%/r/'*6o
27%
H
Feb
48
9
44 Mi Feb
25%
*66Ma
No par
dividend
$5.08
25 Ma
No par
8.33 Ma
—_
Utilities
dividend
$5
35% May 31
2
24% May
20 Mi Mar 31
.
July 11
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
LOW
Tuesday
July 12
Monday
2
Dec
Sep
•'My/:
,
ir
Par
65 Mi May 25
24 % Jun
81% Dec
80
32
Tv
.
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
30% Feb 17
79
July 13
37% Dec
3
8
13
28
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
27
27Ma
26 Ma
27 Mi
26%
27
26%
26%
*117 Ma
*117%
120
1
5
Breaker Co
*177Ma
22%
122
22%
2 2 Ma
120
22 Ma
22 Mi
118
118
22%
.23%
•
1,500
23
3,100
120
30
23
*117%
23
1,700
52
11,400
' ■»
^
J
18 Mi Dec
15% Nov
14
4
23% Jan
7
31% Jan
28
16 Mi Jun
20
20
123/4 May 10
76 Ma Jan 26
86
75
Dec
29
86
May 12
40
Sep
18
57
Feb
27
433/4 Feb
8
76 Mi Nov
13
88
Apr
21
76 Ma Jan
22
461/4 Dec
29
13
9
59% Apr 27
70% July 14
44% Jan
49 y8 Feb
Jan
12
18 Ma Jan
9
52 Ma Apr
13
79 Ma
17Mi
17%.
17%
17 Ma
17 Va
1
14Ma
14Mi
13%
133/4
13 V4
13%
13 Ma
78%
80 Va
*80 Ma
46
46 Mi
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4 %
Jewel Tea
May 31
Co
Inc
78 Ma
1
common
3%% preferred
100
78 M2
78 Mi
46
pfd—100
78 Mi
46 Mi
46
463/4
*80
60 Ma
*80
81
81
►79
17%
*17
17%
17
5
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co—
7
Feb
Jaeger Machine Co
13%
80 Ma
45
45
*80
♦79
81
-
61%
57 Ma
603/8
58
59
60
61
64
65
63
64
6334
63%
633/i
64 Mi
Jonathan Logan Inc
50c
10%
10%
10%
10 Ma
10 Mi
10%
10 Mi
103/8
67Ma,
69 Mi
67 Mi
68
*98M2
xl6Ma
x33
99 Ma
98 Ma
98 Ma
71 Ma Jun
22
Johnson
8% Mar
9
13% Feb
4
&
Corp
5
,2,100
3,600
81
453/4
45
81
—5
Johns-Manville
G
173/4
13 Mi
80 Ma
Johnson
62% May 31
53% May
:
13%
82
.140
3,500
19,800
3,000
59
60 Ma
63
643/i
10 Ma
103/a
5.400
673/a
68
;
31,500
98
98
'
59%
Jan" "2
96
Dec
28
88 '/a
Dec~22
103 Mi Feb
60 Ma Apr
16
95 M2 Mar
15% Jun
40 Ma Nov
For
23
footnotes,
page
89% Jan
4
8
98% Jan
25
21
18% Jun
13
323/4 July 15
503% Jul* aa
see
28
47 Ma Jan
8
Jones
■
5%
&
Laughlin Steel common .10
100
preferred series A
Jorgensen
Joy
(Earle M)
Manufacturing
Co
1
1
Co
'
p83/a ,..70%,
98Ma
98%
16M'2
167/a
33%
33%
,
,...
,j
163/a
333/a
•16Mb
32%
16 Ma
33
f;V 67
98
jjibm
-;
9 8 Mi
•
...
:
350
16Mb
16Mb
16Mb
16Mb
800
33
•
33 Mi
323/i
33 Mi
4,800
24.
iyi"'
68
'
.
(commit-,lamap
Volume
192
Number 5969
.
.
The Commercial and
.
(223)
Chronicle
Financial
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
4
•
Sales fwr
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
July 11
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Lowest
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowell
July 12
July 18
July 14
Par
EXCHANGE
Friday
the Week
July 15
Shares
K
37
Feb
9
>65
July 27
38% July 15
54% Jan
6
93% Feb
10
120
July
98% Mar 17
111% Jan
5
42 % Dec
31
48
Feb
8
24
423/4 Jan
12
21
107
Feb
10
135
July 27
1083/4 Jun
107
Nov
23
130
July 27
114%
40% Oct 20
57% Apr
73% Nov
si'
82
25
92% Jan
23
82%
•'
18
79% Sep
86
Sep
19
Jun
25
77
Jan
Jan
86
9
89
683/4 May
2
793/4 Jan
8
34% July 12
36% Feb
383/4 Aug 28
Sep
4
43 % Feb
9
2
33% Nov
4
31% Feb
23
11% Dec 28
13% Dec
7
.11
Jan
12
413/4 May 12
36
Apr
6
50
Jun
1173/4 Feb
24
Gas
Kansas
6
Kendall
100% Jan
2
37% Oct
22
25
*82%
83%
*82%
83%
100
100
91
91%
*91%
92%
*913/4
92%
*91%
92%
*913/4
92%
♦86
87'/a
*86
87%
*86
87%
87%
*87
89
*87
89
*87
89
72
72
71%
71%
71%
72%
35%
35%
34%
34%
34%
35
7
51% Mar 13
Jan
7
"14% Feb
17
77
85
Feb
26
21 :
Nov
16
35
Aug
43% Mar
34% Jan
6
Kress
20% Jan
8
Kroehler
7
•
(S S)
(S
21
23% Jan
363A Mar
2
36
Jan
6
K
10
23% Jun
23
18% Feb
22
iae July
% July 12
28% Nov
6
33/4 Dec
17
24% Jan
8
34"% Jan
333A Jun
27% Mar 11
22
'
7
27
2
27
13% May
21
18
30% Mar 23
Jun
15%
13%
14%
47
4 6'/a
46%
1,100
33%
33%
34
33%
34'A
3,200
603/4
60%
593/4
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
74%
75%
74%
75%
74%
75%
74%
76%
75
75%
24,100
50 3 4
50%
50%
3.90O
1% Jan
2
Dec
30
,
30
19 % Jun
8
7% Jan
15
13% Jan
32
16
Jun
s.
$1.50
pfd
conv
22
4
25
4
41
Apr 29
Apr
7
22
Jan
29
28
Jun
15
473A Jun
29
70% Jan
22
Oct
14
Fink
&
48
57
152
63% Jun
Jan
140,
1
18%
20%
32,700
31%
31%
3,800
25%
24%
24%
24%
25
25 %
25%
25
25%
22,100
14%
14%
14%
*14%
14%
*14 %
14%
*14%
14%
600
32%
313/4
32 %
31
31%
31%
313/4
30%
31%
12,200
29%
30
293/4
30
30
30
29 %
30
29%
29%
4,600
223A
fg
35
22 %
22%
22 %
22%
22%
22%
11,500
%
ia
aa
417,300
y22%
/
__1
...
Liggett & MyeVs Tobacco com
Jan
4
Lily
613/4 Jan
4
Link
61
5
48 % May
1
Nov
13
9% Sep
21
14 % Mar 23
123A Jan
4
29
73%
57% Jan
12
63
Dec
73
July
Nov
48
9
30
May 11
393/4 Apr
8
17% July 10
24% Sep 18
9
10% Mar
Feb
14
4
183A Jun
17
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's
Theatres
28% Sep
21
37% Jan
5
23% May 17
30% Jan
4
Lone
36% Nov
27
46% Jan
26
24% May 16
43% July
8
Lone Star Gas Co
112% Dec
7
1393/4 Jan
26
29% Jan
2
363/a Apr
15
96
96
Jan
21
100
80
Jan
8
87
Jan
20
89
2
Mar
155% Apr
3
31
142% Mar 25
363A Jun
26
44% Nov 23
69
48% July
88
4.25%
series
D
series
E
preferred..
7
1043/4 Mar
183/4 Nov
5
34% Apr
52 3/4 July
Lorillard
7%
(P)
Louisville
783A Jan
22
9
20'A Jan
4
Lowenstein
5
91 % Jan
4
Lukens
Lykes
6
Jan
21
16'% July 14
15
(M)
Steel
ma
5%
26
*17%
18
17%
17%
*17%
5%
25%
5%
5%
5%
5%
2,600
25%
25%
25%
25%
11,100
56
93/4
&
Sons
600
'
10
55 %
55%
553/8
26%
26%
26'A
2 6 Va
1,800
50%
49 %
50%
:49%
50 %
32,900
9%
►'
55%
26%
49%'
h
55%
263/8
9%
9%
93%
9%
11,500
81 3 4
6,800
813/4
9% <(♦•'•1
82% d'Vl
813/4
82%
•
81
2,200
*144%
144%
20
51aA
51'A
523/«
8,300
49
50'A
49
49
48
49
49%
49'/a
5,100
25%
25%
263/B
2 5'A
26%
24%
26 %
24%
25 %
87"%
81 %
84%
81 %
83
833/8
85
83%
84%
22%
213/4
22%
21%
21%
55,600
17 %
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
10,200
24
24%
24%
24%
42
•42%
413/4
42%
144
21%
17%
25
24%
24%
43%
•,> 42%
43%
135
42%
42%
*128
37%
38%
*98% 100
*84
85%
*85
87
*162
37%
169
37%
132
503A
373/4
132%
51 Vr
64
16%
16%
68
132%
51
63%
16%
72
64%
17ye
166
37%
132%
51%
34,000
85%
*84
100
110
*833A
85%
*83%
6,300
*98%
983A
38
180
/
10
8,5 %
87
*85
87
*86
87
166
*162
166
"162
166
*85%
♦162
9,100
125
37%
38
98 3/4
100
*98%
17,300
124%
125%
37%
38%
37%
"
373/8
373A
37%
37%
37%
37%
21,600
130
133
133
132%
51
51%
52
51%
51%
2,200
63%
63
63%
63%
63%
4.500
133
133
*132%
A 51
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
163/B
16%
17
3,900
71%
69%
171/3
>
125%
128
128
63%
64
30,500
'
20%
17%
24%
38%
144%
*144
144'/a
20%
17%
25%
132
*164
*144
*
21%
99
_10
18
51%
Inc
1
..3.33%
Co
25%
11,700
51%
...50
Co
5%
7,800
26,100
1%
55
81%* 82%
87
(Ky) .No par
Steamship
Bros
31
144
84
B
Nashville
&
11%
51'A
99
100
2,900
52
84
pfd_____100
conv
common
Louisville Gas & El Co
1
15% Mar
6
G
Co
18
5%
25%
144^
*85
100
.100
preferred
62 % May
61% May 11
July 29
25
27
71% Jan
1
series
4.40%
29
Jun
series B
17%
1%
51%
9%
813/4
38%
preferred__.._100
4.35%
39% Feb 23
38aA Feb
preferred...
5%
18%
30%
26% 26%
50%* 51%
*128
10
8
134% Mar 24
4
__100
preferred
conv
1734
113/a
55'A
25
423A-
.10
9
Apr
165
27
34% May 18
130% Mar
July 10
99
Nov
U5% Jan
Jan
135
16
7
36% Dec
131% Dec
__4
Corp
common
18%
13A
56a/4
20
17%
26
Apr
89
Cement
Long. Island Lighting Co com
1
May
81
104
16
4.84%
July 13
383A July
4
16
30
813/a Dec
/
8
13
Apr 14
6
90% Mar
Dec
79% Dec
1283/4 Jan
128
Feb
303/8 Jan
111
Star
_JL
Inei.-___.
17%
400
30%
82%
6
32% Jan
18% May 11
38,600
11%
24
;_1
900
19%
1%
26%
144
2.50
:
29%
19
11%
50%
Corp
3%
*28%
19%
30%
49%
Industries Inc..
*3%
2934
19
1%
5
Litton
3%
29%
11%
53%1""n<i 51%'
Lionel
*3%
19%
3034
52%
5
July
96
3%
29%
19%
1%
.5
Co_______
*3%
11%
-..100
30
28% Jun
:
Belt
34
30%
51'A
9%
81%
7
*32
29%
11%
56
25
%
:fa
33
*32
34
30%
1%
Corp
Cup
18'A
.,
18%
xl7%
____
7%; preferred
Tulip
3%
29%
%
A
%
34
3%
29%
203/8
*32
3%
22%
22%
*32%
26%
5
13
250
19%
32%
.._No par
Co
.5
15
4,500
79
31%
534
26%
19
113/a Jan
500
38 %
79
18%
5%
25%
91 % Jan
4
28%
38
79
31%
11 %
30%
1%
17'A
145 % Feb
78 3/4 May 19
5
Mar
28%
38%
79
19
'
140%
28%
38%
31%
No par
...
283/8
80
18%
11%
Products
28%
38%
*27%
31%
31%
l3/4
173/8
Libhy-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeilP& Libby
93/8 May 10
9
Lehn
400
193/a
..No par
1
Lerner Stores Corp___
563A July 11
5,400
31%
11%
com
763/4
39%
18%
303A
1%
17%
A
&
76%
*38'/a
31%
19
ser
Lehigh Valley RR
Lehman Corp
600
763/8
19%
183/4
Tire__.
♦39
31%
5
__—__
&
Lehigh Valley Industries
3% Mar 11
293/o Jan
Inc
Rubber
3,200
353A
11
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co_„_10^r
Lehigh Portland Cement
15
30
28
*79
9,200
22%
24%
6
5% July 12
98% Oct
38
79%
37%
22
19
29
1% Jun
13% Jan
38%
30
20%
10
2
3E%
79%
30
18%
573A Dec
31
28%
78%
l
;__50c
24% Dec
Dec
28
39%
363/4
*35%
39%
7434.
75%
39
283/8
*39%
900
31%
Lee
Lear
74%
39
78%
23
_____
76%
40%
75
78
40%
pfd-75 Pesos Mex
2
Janf
35%
38%
4
preferred series A
7
,10% Nov ;23
35%
*27%
6
1
77% Aug 27
35'/a
-A
*32%
*3%
Jan
29
22
35%
*35%
76%
20
Mar 15
31% Mar
37%
21%
36
1
8
common
18% Jan
22
36%
22
36
393/4
24 % Jan
Apr
6
37%
21%
35%
23% Jun
10
125
Co
Lane Bryant
27
3 % Apr
50'A
37
22%
1
Paper Co
La Consolidada 6%
8
10% Jan
50%
37%
22
.10
10
;
11
20
15% July
37% Jan
50%
37
22%
9
25
17'A Jun
12
Sep 22
50 %
37%
22
2
17% Apr
50%
50
37%
1(
25
1
5
__._l
100 G
10
__
-
50
.2.50
Co___
Jan
32
89,800
13%
47
Co
Jan
4-
3% July 12
4% Mar 11
34% Apr
23% Nov
2,800
33%
____——_______
4.32%
35%
47%
____100
&
Gas
Rights
35%
15%
Airlines
V P Sutherland
Laclede
8
27
36
33%
common
Kroger Co
28
35%
47%
Inc
Mfg
30% July 15
22
36
*35%
2,000
143/4
Co..
H)
25 % Apr
343/8 Jan
Inc
(&' J)
10
19% Jun
5
Kresge
3,100
33%
preferred
Korvette
12
33
54%
15%
Corp
Co
Jan
29% Mar
3
26% Mar
April
20% May 24
54%
473/4
______
Royal Dutch
4%
13% May 19
5
24
17% Sep 29
27% Jun 18
KLM
Koppers
54%
33%
conv
46 3/4 Jan
900
54%
14%
County Land Co
31% Jan
82%
36%
473/i
King-Seeley
21
*35%
34%
Kimberly-Clark Corp
21
36
16 %
43% Jan
Jun
69%
35
48%
81% Jun
37% Jun
27
393% Apr
36%
89
69%
48
9
35% Mar
54%
35%
*86
*87
71
15%
11
5
54%
353/4
87%
89
10
40
1
50c
1
..
prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
July
54%
*86
*87
'70%
5,700
54%'
54%
35
18.75
Co
4%%
<
54%
No par
Apr
46 % Jan
15
62'A Feb
35
6
;:.J80%
83%
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
:
29
57% Apr
*82%
Kern
4
36
83%
523% Jan
13% May
263/4 Sep
*82%
553/8 Jan
30% Nov
6%
78
83%
24%
473/4 Aug 25
•
27% Jan
.
77
♦82%
213/4 Jun
743/4 Nov
29
55
♦76
363/4 July 15
1
15% Oct
115%
55
*77
47% May 11
2
21% Sep
103/a Feb
*113'/a
78
Kenneoott Copper
6
119
55%
55
..No par
Kellogg Co ...
Kelsey Hayes Co
17
►113%
55
55
.10
Kayser-Roth Corp
503/4 Jan
115%
*113%
55
Light Co
16% July 11
613/4 Jun
*113%
119
300
2,100
*77
5
Apr
26% Jan
19% Oct
&
49% Jun
23
119
700
115
78
Electric Co.
&
•111
No par
______50
preferred
Power
115
177
21
7
Nov
Kansas
'111
100
non-cum
8
115
110%
77
____.
Kansas City Southern com
9
♦110%
15,700
553/4
4.35 preferred
4%
45%
111%
115
►113%
100
preferred
preferred
4.20%
99%
453/4
46%
77
Jan
31% Apr 20
54% July 22
Jan
323/4
4
40%
99%
46'/a
*45%
46%
55 %
703/e Apr
64
7
28
Dec
4.50%
14
Apr 13
54% July
May 9
48% Apr 28
72% Jun 22
29
Jun
38%
100
»453/4
45%
55%
preferred
37% Jun
33
50% July 31
63
1
44% Oct
22% Sep
77
4 %
19
12
6
34
:
■
92% Mar 24
82% Mar 18
13
59
•
40%
*98
100%
100
45%
►110%
com_No par
100
preferred
3.80%
85% Feb
6
28% Jan
43
1
20
86% Jan
Mar
883/4 Feb
17
43/4%
40
41
40
;
102
102
102
»453/4
50
convertible preferred
100
(ser of 1959) conv pfd__100
40%
40'A
413/4
41
102
Corp
preferred
43/4%
93
51% Sep 22
•90% Oct
7
convertible
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
May 20
5
89% Feb
July 27
<
7
Apr
87
74
27
39% Feb
45% Oct
11
Jan
Jun
56
80% May 23
Mar 11
98
85 % July 10
72% Sep 21
5
34% Nov
41% Feb
13
33%
preferred___100
Chem
&
43/4%
6
125
8
Alum
4%%
>: May
122% Jan
Apr 22
Mar
45
17
47
Kaiser
67%
68 34
66%
68
66%
68
8,900
16%
16%
17
16%
17
2.800
17%
16 34
M
Mar
MacAndrews
July 12
33
8
Jan
22
26
Sep
3
123% Jun
9
116
32% Jan
6
50% Dec
21
34
July 15
44% Oct
26
47% Dec
21
44
May
4
49% Feb
17
37 3A Mar
7
46 3% Jun
15
4
83 %
28% Sep
118
37 '
35
28
2
Jan
78% Sep
30
43% July 10
87% Mar 30
17% Oct
14
20% Jan
473A Oct
1
78
40% Dec
2
20
50% Dec
18
31
7% Jan
14
1% Jun
5% Sep
23
9% Jan
30
5
15% Jan
223/4 Mar 16
5
223/4 Nov "... 6
Jun
7% Jan
21% Dec
7%
7
23% Jan
2
28% July 30
44% Nov
4
59% Jan
9
12
5% Jan
22
183/b Jan
4
May 25
29% Jan
May
5
40% Jan
40% May 23
54 Vo Jan
42% Jun
2
51% Dec
10
443A Feb
17
Oct
27
93% Jan
26
89% Jan
4
32 3/a Jan
8
Apr 22
8
24
Apr 12
22
93,
Marquardt Corp
Marquette
16
36;
46% May 22
30 % Jun
38% Jan
44% Mar
53
••4%%
Corp
_
&
Masonite
July 13
44% Jan
18
1
22 % Mar
7
38 3/4 Jun
30
MCA
26%
3
39% Jun
1
29
Jan
2
42
Oct
30
30% May 25
4U3A Jan
44
Feb
10
53
July 24
72
77 % May
72% Jan
Mar 31
65 % Nov
V0
72% Mar 17
71% Dec
11
82
Feb
43% Nov
38
24
9
•'-.77% Apr
Jan
69 % Apr
653/4 Jan
72
34
47% Jan
6
76 % May 16
Jan
Feb
9
19
4
49
Mar
15
9
Corp.ir..,
Dept Stores
;
common..
Corp
$2.50
42
41 Ve
41%
40
41%
8,400
49
46 Ve
48%
44%
45%
45 3A
46'A
45 Va
46%
8,600
45%
43%
453A
43
43'A
43%
44
433/4
44%
2,800
2
2%
2%
2%
2%
2-%
2,500
6 Ve
5%
5%
5%
5%
1,600
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
23
23
233A
233/4
4%
*4 3/e
2
1%
2
6
*5%
22%
•
43/B
43/8
4 3/e
4%
13%
14%
14%
15%
14 3/4
14%
14%
145/8
4,900
26%
27
26%
27%
5,600
>27%
25%
50%
53 3A
533/4
•92 %
: •
27%
263A
27
24%
273A
8
49 %
24 3
>
26%
25%
263/B
'56%'
50 Ve
50 Ve
50%
53%
52%'
52%
53;
*92%
94
94
*92%
preferred
31
31
31
30%
52%
52'A
523/8
52%
53
12,400
77
76%
76 %
76%
77
130
31 vb
31%
31
313/e
52 Ve
52%
52%
52%
*76%
*75%
*75'A
76 3A
*75%
67 Va
67 %
*67%
*75%
763A
*75%
76 3/4
34%
343A
34%
343A
33%
35%
33%
34
34%
34%
333/8
34%
*33
*48 %
33
33%
50
50c
13 3%
100
*76 '/4
1
2.50
32% Nov
18
58
Feb
16
20
July 15
39 % Jan
4
18
May
5
23% Jun
(J Ray) & Co Inc
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
48%
July" 16
33% July
6
453/4 Jan
McGraw-Edison Co.
1
8
98% Jun
McGraw-Hill
20
22% July
7
18% Jan
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
3
1
31 Vb Jan
Mclntyre Porcupine
Sep~21
50
243A May 11
Nov"18
13
10% Sep
11
20% Jan
2
27% Dec
10
413/o Jun
24
Feb
2
>8% Feb
Dec
8
25% Nov
233/4 Jan
\78
Dec
•
For
Feb
1
7
Apr
28
17% Apr
29
9
Jan
4
28% Jan
15
Jan
7
48
95% Mar 26
86 Vb Feb
88
29% Oct
21 % July 13
26
29
Apr 14
29% Mar 16
2
29 '/a Dec
22
253A Mar 10
29 Ve Jan
5
30
85,% Apr
7
773A Jan -8
81% Apr
7
footnotes, see page 24.
<*■;
Corp common
convertible preferred
McDermott
*48%
33
50
34
34%
32 V8
32%
*33
32%
*48%
Publishing
13%
13%
13 5/8
*76 Va
32%
50
133/4
77
*751A
763/4
34%
34%
34%
4,000
32%
333/8
33
4,800
33
1,200
33
*32%
32%
*48%
49
*48%
50
135/B
13%
13%
76%
76 %
76%
22%
20
22
34,300
20%
20%
20,000
343/8
34%
9,000
90
91
1,700
16%
17
243/8
24 %
24%
2,700
x26%
27 «/e
1,500
50 Va
50%
22%
■V
22
22%
19 Ve
20 3/8
19%
21%
20%
21%
35%.
34 3/4
35
34%
35%
90
89
89%
89
90
17%
173/a
17%
17
*17%
22
20%
21 Ve
34 Ve
34%
89 3A
89%
17
17%
23%
23 %
23%
24
23 34
24%
24%
27%
27'A
*203/4
27%
27 Ve
27%
273/4
27%
50 Va
51%
50
50 Va
4934
50%
493,4
1
7 3A
7%
75/b
7 5/e
Robbins
Inc
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
18
i8
Mead
36
7%
Portland
Cement
Melville Shoe Corp common.
preferred
series
B
No par
1
100
*17%
73-4
18
7%
18'A
7%
75/8
17%
*18
700
75/8
18
80
.
4.200
2,300
Va
900
7.100
17%
*
17 Va
36 Va
36 Ve
36 Va
35%
36 Ve
35%
36%
36
v;
36%
10
5
4%% preferred (1st series)...100
Corp common
Medusa
•
50'A
9
&
Trucking. Co
9,600
135/8
22%
35 Ve
200
►76'A
77
*89
32 %
33%
*32%
>>-77
23
33
*33
77 V
22%
120
76 3A
17%
McKesson
McLean
4%
13%
33%
-77%
34
Mines___No par
(A G) & Co..
No par
McKee
35% Jan
'57.% Jun 23
33 % May 31
51
17
87
40
2,000
69
3%%
37%
30%
*67 Va
Stores
24
75,700
52
50 %
McCrory-McLellan
Dec
1,800
49
31
47%
77%
29
33
-
50 Ve
48 3/a
69
3
-——50
common
3,500
49
47
*75%
29
29
,48%
28,700
94
*67'A
153/b Feb
323A Dec
49 3A
*92 Va
69
80 Vb Feb
16% Apr
''48 %
94
77%
27
21% July 17
*92'A
*67%
20
14
52%
*75%
12% Jun
17% Dec
50%
52%
69
76 % May
65 % Feb
25
50%
52%
77%
5
31
24%
50%
76'A
5
Dec
25%
50
52%
*75%
193/4 Feb
72
94
24%
•
77
94% Feb
9
800
4%
133/4
77%
31
Mar
1,900
4%
No par
___;
600
24
*76%
31
54
280
*75%
133/a Dec
Jan~30
3,100
76%
77% Dec
37%
4%
43
82
No par
Inc....
McCall Corp
McCord
40 %
413/«
27 %
,
1
7
Mar 26
81
42 34
40 3/i
42%
♦81'/a
42%
82
4%
____100 •
Dec
81
16
10,900
42 %
*81 %
13%
5
31% Dec
22
Dec
17%
22%
__4
9
Dec
71
May
17%
*223A
30
71
6
July 15
17
23
22
24
17%
23
18% Jun
53% Feb
17
19
27 % Dec
May 19
173/8
173/8
17
17%
17%
19'A
32 % Sep
Oct
46
42%
82
1 %
No par
5
$3.75 preferred 1945 series.No par
$3.75 pfd 1947 series
No par
$3.40 preferred .
No par
33A preferred 1959 series_____100
Maytag Co
_____No par
34
413/4.
813/e
5%
.
Va
43
82%
*18%
____
.__A
45%
400
44V2'
Co. com____No par
preferred
Co
45%
*44
82 %
6 Vs
...1"
•
15,200
42%
19%
...
_!
34%
46
*5%
Mfg Co
5,500
122
34
43%
19%
.....
Cement
Marshall Field
Martin
July 12
62% May 11
6
Midland
Marine
*118
82%
5
___
,
48
>
Manning, Maxwell & Moore___12.50
Maracaibo Oil Exploration...
1
Maremont Automotive Products
1
6
Mar 28
14
Manhattan-Shirt
443A
46
.•
35
46 %
.No par
____'
Mandel- Bros
30%
'
122
34%
40%,
.
10
1
.1
1
Co..
&
6
,
55% Jun
50 %
R)
(P
Manati Sugar Co___,
193/4 July
17
88
Mallory
*45 Ve
46
30
31%
30%
35%
43
1
...
Magnavox Co
0
4% Jun
18
Inc
24%
81%
...
Copper
Magma
2
13% July 11
26
4% Dec
16% Dec
Fund
7
18
23
46%
Madison
27% Jan
22% Jun
1
33
•
19
16% Feb
35%
23
4% Jan
21
May 11
36%
Jun
55
403/a May 17
3% Dec
35 %
50% Jun
59 % Jan
17
313/4 Feb
5
35%
*118
122
*118
122
•119
32 3A
30%
33
28%
28%
122
•119
.100
preferred (w w)
(R H) Co Inc com
4%%
19
28%
common__10
50
No par
preferred series A.__■*.~100
5%%
Macy
1
July
Forbes
&
preferred
Mack Trucks Inc
6
>
19% Jan
3
34% May 10
6 %
Mar 25
52% Jan
16 3/a May
Mar 17
4
353/4 Nov
122
19
Jan
79
21
323/4 Nov
Jan
87
87
87
86 %
86
%
80
*86'A
21 Va
22
21%
22
22%
223/4
2,400
27%
27%
27%
27 %
27%
4,900
79%
79%
79 'A
79%'
86 %
86 %
86 %
87%
23 Va
23%
22%
23
27%
28%
27%
28 Ve
x27%
79%
79%
7934
79%
*79% ' '80
.
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Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(224)
20
.
.
.
Monday, July 18, 1960
new york: stock exchange stock record
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
7
38
67
Feb
9
71
Nov
17
91% May 15
85
Feb
0
44 V* Jan
8
16% Nov
Jun
70
Dec
22% Feb
18
743/4 Dec 22
88% Apr
84
*77
8
75
preferred
.—.No par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.
1
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—
12.50
12 %
72%
12%
5
59
31%
25
57% July 14
.70% Jan
4
5
74% Jan
Mesta
327/a July 15
16
81
Feb
Machine
23
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd
Dec
28
98
Mar 13
83% Jan 13
93
Apr
18
4.35%
75% Nov
30
88
Mar 31
75% Feb 15
81% Apr
18
3.85%
74% Nov
V*
87
Apr
Jun
8
3.80%
84% Dec
30
75% Jan
28
19
Jan
4
86
99% Mar 11
79
93% July 13
33
July 15
50
10
31 Ya
May 11
8
58
Jan
93
Jan
23
39% Jan
2
60% Nov
12
50% Mar
83 % Jan
2
92
Feb
27
88
Jan
5
33 % Dec
29
40%
oun
2
30
May
2
15% Oct
9
17% Mar
8
111% Jan
Dec
68
24% Mar 20
28
150
123% Fteb
July 21
18% Feb
9
20'/a Sep
21
14 % Dec
2
31 % Apr
28
38
Mar
% Dec
16% Jan
14
39
Jan
Jun
IP
20
2
33% Jan
8
Midwest
Minn St Paul &
Minn Mining
5
Jun
17
Apr 19
31% Feb 24
33% Jan
4
88
May 11
Minnesota
36 % Mar 31
27% July 15
Minute
July 12
37% Jan
4
Mission
16 ys
July
7
22% Jan
4
Mission
Mar 10
33% Jan
4
Mississippi
6% Jan
6
Missouri-Kan-Tex
43/4 Sep
41% Jan
23
34
Dec
15
52% May 25
45% July 29
29% Jun 15
17
Jun
10
20% Jan
30
17
12% Jan
8
18% Apr
27
60
9
70
3% May
2
Jan
Aug
5
8% July 15
64
5
1
15
11
78% Aug 14
74% Jun
9
Jan
19
11% May
9
15%Jun
23
Jan
29
12% Jun 22
197/a Jan
6
11 % Dec
22
10
May
5
13% Jan
11
7
Mar
4
10% Jun
6
55% Jan
4
26% Mar
8
8
56% July 27
27% Dec
28
35 % Mar
22
21
29% Aug 31
Sep
2
91
90 %
90 Va
100
93
*91
92
77
77
*77
78%
*77
78%
*77%
79
*78%
80
79
79
*78%
80
*78%
80
20
*91
93%
93%
93 %
92%
92%
*92
94%
20
29%
293/4
30 %
30%
30%
29%
50
50
53
53%
523/4
52%
52%
90
89%
89 %
89%
89%
89
31%
31%
22%
23%
31%
22
31 %
31 %
31%
158%
156
165 %
166%
1
23%
23%
21%
23%
21%
28%
28 %
29
283A
2 9 3/4
11
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
31%
*50
52
100
52%
52
52
1,000
90,.
39%
89V2
31
31%
%
3IV4
1,400
213/4
22%
16,800
158%
159%
9,000
21%
21%
21 3/B
21%
10,200
30
31
30%
303/b
36,300
11
*10 %
*10%
11
74%
70%
72%
695/a
71%
70%
713/a
70 3/a
713/a
45,100
30%
29%
30%
293/4
30
29%
29 3A
29%
29%
3,100
34
34%
343/8
34%
34%
34%
341/2
34 3A
3,000
25%
24%
253/a
24%
25%
261/4
27%
53,600
27%
27
27%
27
27%
271/a
273/a
35
28
I6V4
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 3/8
10
31%
32
31%
32%
31%
31 3/4
31%
31%
31%
5
4%
Corp
RR
.
Industries
Monon
Class
42
42 %
41%
413/4
32%
32%
32%
32 %
313/4
19%
19%
19%
19 3A
19%
*19 %
9%
9%
5,600
31%
4
:
%
6,600
3,000
2,200
42
41%
41%
32%
31%
31%
20
19%
19%
8%
2,700
800
9
16,100
*64
65
*64
65
*64
65
*64
65
*64
65
75
75
*74%
75%
*74%
75%
75
75
75%
*74%
—1.25
*12 %
13
13
13
133/b
13 3/8l
*13%
13 %
131%
13
12%
123/4
12 S/8
12%
12%
13
12%
125/a
11
10
10
*9%
~70
14%
13%
10%
25
10
42%
10
41%
423/4
600
1,200
-
100
10
41 %
*9%
10
9%
4,500
41%
9%
10
43%
9%
2
Co
*10%
11
•10
UV4
•10%
No Par
Montana-Dakota
4
9%
9
9 %
9
9'A
9
6,400
16 3/a
•
No par
•
7
413A
42%
100
8
4
32%
100
30 % Apr
4
4
4
4
common__5
Inc
Chemical
4
19%
;
B
,
32%
class A_
Monsanto
4%
42%
Machine Tool
RR
27
1
Co
Mojud Co Inc..
Monarch
x24%
6.25
^Cement
Portland
Missouri Public Service Co
300
72%
26%
Fuel
370
22%
27%
River
28,600
.
30
No par
Development Co
20
159%
21 %
158
22
28
%
31%
22%
21%
23%
164%
30%
52
*50
52
*50
52
53%
Corp.
30% July
21% Jan 25
260
91
*91
24%
21
38% May
2
42,100
79 %
78%
34%
87% Mar 23
16
24
Jan
1,000
32%
79
78%
158 %
preferred
4.20% preferred
24
8
58%
31
*78%
78%
1
3%%
23
383A Jan
*573A
31 3/b
78%
1
5
80% Mar 11
12 Va Nov
18% May 28
14% May 20
59
31%
79%
90
Corp
Mohasco
18 3/a Nov
8
57%
31%
1
Maid
Missouri
r
15 V4 Jan
7
July
6
Jan
39
20% July
27
Feb
59%
30%
Missouri Pacific RR class A__No par
48% Jan
9
27% Mar
*58%
31%
29%
*50
Paper
2.50
Light
No par
Minnesota Power &
17% May 12
30
59%
30%
79
29%
Ontario
27
10
59
32%
__1.50
S S Marie
4
41% Mar
24,800
10
4
16
4,200
12%
53%
of Amer
Corp
& Mfg.
&
65 Va
12%
93%
No par
11
68%
12 3/b
*91
No par
Jan
683/4
12%
80
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
Minneapolis Moline Co.
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry
July 14
63%
12%
*78%
1
5
100
common
200
68%
123/8
78%
Corp
Cliem
&
17
23
68 VA Jan
Oil
Minerals
1
Corp
preferred
247/8 Jan
193/b Nov
Jan
1st
31
5
313/4 Dec
8
5%%
26 y8 May 16
28
5
49% Apr
29% May
8
4
Enterprises Inc
Midland-Ross
19% Mar 23
4
10
65
31
Midland
3
17
lO'A July
2L
25
35 Va Oct
JUD
20% Feb
22
Feb
1,500
13,600
78
68%
93
10
*73
12%
*77
—100
75
70%
*91
Inc
75
Shares
87%
12%
100
series
Utilities
85 3/a
68
100
100
series—
preferred
South
ny4 May 10
29% July 29
31
Middle
59% Feb
178% Jun
preferred
87
59
78%
100
preferred series
preferred series—
4.45%
25% Mar 16
Co„
69
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc...No par
34%
85 %
78
*75
78
*75
78
34%
July 15
34%
343/8
87
86%
Co
Inc
35%
*34%
88%
Stores
Co
&
$3.50
7
15
35%
86
1
23
24% Jun
34%
90%
Apr
Jun
1
35%
89 %
78
Jan
18% Feb
Mar 19
35%
8
70
12% July 15
July
3%
16%c
Merck
58% Mar
37
6
15
Inc
common
Mercantile
14
82 Va
53% Jan
27% Jun
July 14
2
26
the Week
Friday
Thursday
July 18
7
Jan
Sales for
Wednesday
July 12
96% Jun
73
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
July 11
Par
EXCHANGE
35"/8 July
30% May 25
2
29% Jan
Highest
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Slnee Jan. 1
Year 1 959
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
41
415/a
41
41 %
33,000
9%
Utilities
,_5
29%
29%
29
29%
28%
29 %
29
29%
29%
29 3/8
4,100
No par
Montana Power Co
29%
30%
29%
30%
29%
30
29%
'30%
30%
303/b
4,900
33%
33%
32%
32%
*32%
32%
*31%
32%
32%
32%
28%
29% "
2 8 5/8
29
28
28 3/b
28 %
28%
281/4
28%
42%
43%
42%
43%
413/4
42%
41%
42 %
41%
42
Co
Montecatini
20'A Jan
14
20% Oct
7
27% Aug 28
36% Jan
2
40% Feb
3
53% Dec
23
12% Oct
27
24% Feb
24
25
Jan~28
174%
Dec~30
140
79
22% Dec
16
Feb
24
27% Nov
9
24
Dec
14% Jan
4
July 14
May
98
3
15
23
Jun
25% Sep 22
24% Jan
2
32
Jan
37
July
8
48 y, Jan
25% Sep 22
39% July 17
51% Aug
4
31% July 24
50% Jan
13 % Nov
5
12% Nov
10
(John)
Motorola
May 31
Motor
4
Motor
..12
Lines
&
7,800
4,100
82%
80%
81%
80 3/4
82 3A
81
83
25
23%
24%
23%
23%
23%
23%
5,100
15%
15%
15
15%
15 1/8
15 3/8
2,800
21%
21%
21%
21%
15%
r-
15%
15%
Co
1
21%
21%
21%
21%
213/a
21 %
Munsingwear
1
24% Mar
9
28% Jun
Murphy Co (G C)__
Murray Corp of America
43% Jan
8
58% July
12% Feb
l
66% Jun
17
NAFI
18
12
16
17
Natco Corp
1
5
National Acme Co.
1
Inc
'
383/4
*38
*38
39%
38%
39
38%
38%
*50%
51%
50 %
51%
50 %
51
50%
51
50%
27%
26%
27%
27
28%
27%
28%
27%
28
48%
45
473*i
45%
473A
46 %
473/8
13%
*13%
39
1
10
No par
1,600
50%
26%
__5
& Bros
15%
4,500
"
5
5
(F E)
1,500
30
165%
24%
53% Mar
Myers
11%
29%
162%
80%
40% July
6
30 3/a
164%
86
4
9
29
162
25%
9
10
113/4
31%
Corp
Brass
11%
11%
30%
24%
22
Mueller
113/4
113/4
1603/4 (161%
11%
31
165%
86
28% Jan
21% July 13
20
30%
160 3/4
170%
13,600
3
Corp
19% July 10
2
165%
500
11,900
*
5
issued
Products
Wheel
11%
?2
31
3
__
11%
11%
10
Co
Inc
When
29
23% Jan
3
31 % Feb
43% Jan
Morrell
27% Jun
18% Mar 21
0
Moore-McCormack
19
.
194%, May 31
17
Feb
7
47% Jan
53% Jan
16
11% Mar
29
57%
5
31% May 26
8
40% Jun
4
35 % July
Feb 24
21% Mar
.
Mining & Chemical—
American shares
1,000 lire
Monterey Oil Co
1
Montgomery Ward & Co
No par
383/4
1,200
"
2,700
11,300
58%
*58%
N
50 % Sep
15
9
Jan
63% May
47
0
16% Dec
23 *
29% Jan
24% Sep
21
34% May
49% Jan
15
56% Dec
22
104% Apr
3
14% Jan
12
142
Dec
8
Sep
10
25
12
32% Jan
15
46% Feb
2
54% Jun
12
28% Jun
8
; 35% Dec
143% Jan
90
Sep
23
21
Jun
80
,
1
52% Sep
109
25% July
27
0
21
145
71
Apr
97% Feb
27
51% Feb
19
20
89
9
132% Aug
3
3
Jun
10
159
120% Dec
31
120% Jan
9
National
City
National
Dairy Products..
35% Jan
11
24% Jan
11
4%%
National Fuel
59
Jan
July
5
Jan
National
4
92
17
4
109%
154
$4.50
19
128% Jun
20% Jan
4
2
22
'2
44
Jan
6
3
38% Dec
8
29% May 31
30% July 14
43
37% Dec
40
Jan
14
74 % Jan
7
98% Aug
0
70
98% Jan
4
Aug 28
Jun
Apr 28
23% Dec
15
40% Mar 13
16% Jun
17% Sep
22
24% Mar 25
15% July 15
9% Jun
10
14% Nov
13% Jan
7
5% Nov
24
10% Mar 24
11% Sep
22
15% Dec
12
.
Jan
9
27% Nov
12
36% Jan
2
24
71% Dec
22
68 % Oct
Feb
15
19
Jun
16
Jan
4
20
13
Jan
7
13
43% Feb 28
82% Mar
■
21% Jan
Feb 17
5
Steel
&
National
Sugar Ref Co_
National
Tea
4
National
Theatres
10
National
Vulcanized
Jan
21
4
Natomas
15
78
Mar 28
21 %
July 15
1
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
4,300
58%
58%
59%
58%
59%
16,500
26
26
26%
263/8
58'A
57
57%
57%
58%
9,600
27%
27%
27%
27%
27
27%
24.400
91%
91
91
*91%
92 %
23%
22%
23%
23
23 %
56%
54 Va
55%
533/4
55
90
92%
92
22%
553A
92
*153
154%
152
153
126
*125%
127
125%
125%
32%
83
813/4
19
18 3/8
*32%
16
16%
*
500
1,900
32%
30%
32%
*30%
31%
700
81%
80
80%
78
79%
5,700
18%
18%
18%
19
19%
4,700
20,700
32%
83
80%
183A
18%
15%
16 %
15%
7%
7%
7%
8Va
24%
24 3/a
24
5%
5
1
28%
28%
40%
403/4
40
*75%
76%
*74
20%
203/4
70
18%
30%
25%
19%
127
18%
7%
.
270
30%
32%,
5
5%
-13.900
18%
243/4
5
70
92%
152%
*125%
152%
30 3/4
7%
5%
91
903/,
9,000
18 %
18%
31
25%
5
6,200
-
30 3/a
18%
31
16%
400
23%
55%
*151
'125%' 127
31
18%
31
♦185/a
23 Va
91
91
154
313/4
1,700
91%
55%
.i
92
89%
'151
,18%
26
*903A
23%
-54%
90 Va
893A
91%
25%
•
*91
93
*92
93
*92
93
Meter
Co—!
*
5
Newberry Co (J. J.) common.Nopar
3%% preferred
—100
New England Electric System.
.1
—
8%
57%
57%
13%
Inc
180
8%
58
13%
Bros
12,100
26%
20%
Neptune
4,000
63%
155
28%
25 %
1
—
27%
623/4
*153
26%
7
Fibre
—
27%
63
154
273/4
19%
Neisner
4
34% May 24
\40% July 11
—.!
Co
Corp
28%
62%
57 3/a
1
Natus
Mar 10
28
154
154
1,300
2,400
26%
15%
1
Co
600
13
28 3/b
183/4
4
Television
&
13
59%
82
No par
Co
13
i:
32%
10
•_
13
26%
18%
10
;
58
31%
Cast-No par
Co
Corp
8
14% Mar
8
9
19% Jan
19
Steel
4
7% Jan
27% Mar
71
Malleable
National
Jan
25
37% Mar
2
Natl
National-Standard
61%
13 %
»63,000
%
47
60 Va
8 3/a
83/u
60%
47
63%
62
153
126
1
Corp
64
155
154
100
Service
623/4
153 %
91
100
28 % Jan
13
14
preferred B__.
National Linen
66 %
152 %
8%
"
f
48
273A ; 28%
28%
27
27%
152%
*92
5
i
29% Jun
-
1
22
preferred A
13
*47
22%
No par
.
13%
91%
1
common
common
20% Jan
2
6% July
37% Apr
,
2
74% Dec
15
28
19% Jan
Dec
4
Co
Co
6%
15
15
Jan
18
Lead
7%
28% Jan
Aug 18
Gypsum
13 Va
14
%
55%
5
—.10
Co.
preferred
National
Jun 30
Gas
13%
13%
13%
47
59
100
;
133A
47%
28%
.1
pfd series of 1951
13%
48
63%
,5
...;
Natl Distillers & Cliem Corp com
11
Jan
104
Lines Inc
_
13%
48
27%
100
10
5
.
Register
27
May
60% Jun
Apr 29
!
—
Cash
13%
48
13%
5
National
Nationa1
3/a
13%
48
—10
Co common
preferred
Can Corp—
1
3
31
5
20
85% May 10
144% Jan
5
134% Mar 12
17
Mar
7%
11 % Mar
July 15
Nov
July 12
70% Jun
90% May 12
21% May 27
Feb
84
104
154
17
44% Jan
7
Apr
24% Jan
24
•-
National Aviation Corp
National Biscuit,
6
46
51%
47%
1
National Airlines
29% May 23
7
55% Feb
4
Corp
66% July
12
8y4 July
5
Jan
4
17% Jan
3
25% Apr 25
49% Mar 21
0
Jun
54% Jan
May 16
11% Jun
22
30
55% Sep
26% Jun
Mar 30
16
15%
155/a
7%
8
2.4%
7%
24
233A
5
40,500
2,600
5
5
2,700
19 %
20
19%
20
19%
19%
12,400
13%
20%
13 %
13 'A
13%
13%
133/a
1,300
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29
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76
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76
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28
28
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39%
40%
76
75
75
20%
21 %
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83%
*82
-
2,200
1,700
20
15,300
83%
22
86% Apr 30
107% Mar 11
79% Jan
573/4
59
573A
583/4
56%
58
55%
57
Dec
16
49% Mar 13
55
May 6
33% May 11
pfd_100
10
*82
40% July 15
Newport News
Ship & Dry Dock—1
37
37%
37%
373/4
38
39'/a
38%
39%
38%
40y2
23% Jan
27
34% Oct
29
23% May 11
32% Jan
7
New
Brake—.
27
27%
26 Va
263/4
26%
26%
26%'
26%
26%
26%
2,700
33% Oct
0
21% July 14
31% Jan
6
New
21%
21%
21%
21 Va
21%
24,300
29% Mar
8
39% Jun
13
N Y
35%
35%
35%
35 Va
35%
18,200
4% Jun
6% July
2
6% Jan
6
6
12 % Jan
5
11
35
25% Feb
9
29% Sep
22
5% Dec
75% Jan
36% May 22
6
82
New
May 12
6
Jersey Pr
& Lt Co 4%
Newmont Mining Corp
York
Air
York
—5
No par
Central-
21%
22%
21%
21%
21%
15
35%
363/4
35%
363/4
35%
4 3/a
*43/8
Chicago & St Louis Co
.
56%
,58
9,200
17,500
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
29
10% Jan
0
Dec
24
20% Jan
5
24% Dec
29
38% Feb
17
20% May 24
27% Jan
25% Dec
11
27% Nov
12
28% July 11
29
84% Mar 11
23% May
72% Jan
5
71 % Dec
4
78
10
Common
No par
Preferred
5%
28
Jan
15
Niagara
6
Nopco
106% Jan
4
Norfolk
Sep
18
73
Dec
23
1
13
65% Jan
69
73% Apr
77% Apr
69% Mar
7
74
Dec
21
85% Mar
3
74% Jan
4
88% Apr
2
80
17
Jun
17
16
84% Jan
29
20% Nov
25
11% Dec
4
108
102% Feb
108
Dec
14
Jan
15
99% Feb
Mar 23
2
22
93% Apr
1
23% Mar 10
20% Jan
19
12% Dec
17
11% Mar
21
4
July 14
Jury
6
Mar 28
73% Apr
80% May
6
85% Apr
Apr
5
7
107
22
4
22% July 14
13% July 12
22
July 13
—
.
6%
29% May
6
42% July 12
Sep
21
40% Dec
14
36
Jan
25
45 % May 24
North
64
Dec
3)0v
73
Jan
27
64
Jan
6
28
Jun
24
353/4 Jan
22
100% Oct
5
26% Feb 17
99% Jan 6
108
Feb
Sep
21
28
103
42
Nov
16
•
Nov
......_10
Northern
Natural
Gas
110
May 26
5.80%
5.60%
2
25% Apr 20
77% Mar 17
22% Jan 25
67% Jan
5
74% Mar 24
29
88% Mar 23
78
Jan
8
79
Dec
21
84% July 12
86% Mar
81
79% Dec
Apr 29
28
88% Mar 23
79% Jan
79 % Dec
80
2
28
89
24% Sep
18
44% May 12
29% Dec
22
46% Apr
10
29 % Dec
22
44
10
Mar 25
Jan
29
July 15
82% Jun
2
11
85
July 13
5
85
July 12
39% Dec
For
17
footnotes,
4Q3/4
see
Dec" 2 2
page
38% July
31% Jan
4
18% Jun 28
Apr
24% Mar 31
16% Apr 28
23% Mar 31
22% May
2
38% Mar
24.
8
31 % Jan
59
Jun
5
4
27
68
72
72
71%
72
773/4
72%
77%
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*83
104%
Northern
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Common
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640
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83%
20
104%
104 3/4
150
100
100
100
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99
100
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23
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40
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10
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preferred
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20%
5
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50
83 %
104 3A
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preferred series
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Norwich
72
77%
65 %
—
conv
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50
71%
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5 %%
83%
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69
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preferred series—
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$4.08 preferred series
Northwestern
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60
34.000
39 %
$3.60
Northwest
773/4
7,700
36%
41%
Co
preferred
28
68
28 Va
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preferred
preferred
May 17
Dec
67
69
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107
28
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100
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4
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76
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13
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69
83%
97%
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22% Jan
27
76%
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4
27 %
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363A
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800
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36
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..
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31%
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105% Mar 10
48
71%
77%
97%
101% Jan
38% May 11
71%
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,20%
0
57% May 22
69 %
31%
18
113% Mar
100% Oct
10
5
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20%
,
preferred
North
32
29 % Jan
:363A
4%
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21%
7%
22
*75
Norris-Thermador Corp....50c
52% Mar 18
Mar 29
36%
97%
Corp
Chemical
&
77
*75
5
Share
Adjustment
23
68
...
—
30% Sep
102
76%
41% Jan
65
Sep
19% Sep
27 3/8
76%
99% Apr
37
34
x27 %
18% May 5
30% May 24
33% Mar 15
91
28%
No par
$3.75
*438
4 %
22
Electric Gas Corp—
Y
Common
92% Jan 20
14
20
21%
27%
*7%
7%
213/4
20
41% Jan
79% Oct 29
State
7%
22 %
23% Aug 25
44 % July
2
15
43/8
7%
21%
Corp
preferred—
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
3.40 %
preferred
———100
3.60%
preferred
———100
3.90%
preferred
100
4.10%
preferred
100
5.25% preferred
.100
4.85%
preferred
100
33% Dec
100% Oct
Shipbuilding
7%
1
York
N
Mar 22
4%
*4%
100
series A
New
25
Co
74
85
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34%
85
.
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85
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86
30
270
85%
20
36%
35%
36%
35 Va
35%
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18%
17%
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17%
181/a
7,500
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85 %
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24
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20
53%
54%
51
50 Va
51%
50%
52
51%
500
7,200
Volume
Number 5969
192
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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Range for Previous
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NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
STOCK
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Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Par
LO,!f *ND H,«H SALE PRICES
,
Tuesday
July 11
Wednesday
July 13
>
Sales for
Thursday
July 13
Friday
July 15
July 14
the Week
Shares
o
31% May 17
34 3A July
Edison
Ohio
6
Co
15
common
34%
34%
34%
21
953/4 Jan
84
Jan
4
34%
Dec
16
34%
83
92
Mar 24
4.40%
preferred
ioq
89
89
88%
88%
29
Jan
12
75% Jan
88%
Dec
85
88 %
74
4
81
Mar 23
3.90%
preferred
100
78
78%
78%
15
Jan
13
89
Jan
4
943A
100
92%
93 J/2
95% Jan
16
86
Jan
6
93%
91% Jun
30
4.56% preferred
4.44% preferred
78%
78%
873/4 Dec
100
78%
100
*90 J/b
91%
13
46 % May
No par
31%
32
31%
31%
9
34 % Mar
5
32%
33 %
32%
327/a
20
16%
16%
*16%
16%
*16%
*85
87
*85
87
29
29
86
Sep 30
Apr 22
21
4
30% May 17
39% Jan
4
Ohio
Oil
Co
28 % Mar
7
35'A July 15
Okla
Gas
&
16
Dec
29
18
Feb
27
16
Jan
6
16% July 11
80
Sep
25
90 V2 Feb
5
83% Jun
1
87
30% Jun
2
24% May 10
40% July 13
;
34% Nov
27% Jun
253/4 Dec
31
41% Feb
9
14% Jan
7
58% July 28
26 % NOV 25
293/4 May
7
39% July 15
■
14% May
363/4 Jun
Jun
16
29% Jun
23
23% Jan
29
Olin
5
Oliver
42% July
58% Jun
5
37 % Jan
4
23
23'A Jan
12
16% Jun
16'A May
7
943/4 July
2
31
15 % Nov
12
10
79 Vb Feb
9
1043/4 Dec
97% Jan
Otis
23
15y8 Feb
23
75
Jan
25
122 3/4 Jun
93% Feb
-
10
116
16
27
110% Dec
9
104 y2 Feb
13
38% Apr
28
25% Jun
1
34%
85
24
993/4 Feb
4
85
5
14 J/4 May
14
11
Jan
7
233/4 Jan
16
15'A Jun
6
15 3/n Jan
5
11% Jan
5
22
23% Feb
26
9% Sep 23
16J/2 Nov 16
11% Nov
27
18
Jun
5
67'A Apr
58 'A Jun
9
663A Apr
16
5 6 J/4 Jan
25% Sep
23
29% Oct
20
Oct
21
1443/4 Apr
24
4'A Sep
22
523A Jun
7
51% Nov
30
Sep
203/8 Nov
60
35 % Apr
17
60% Jan
65 J/2
513/t Jan
32'A Jan
130J/4 Feb
23
Jan
4
5
13
16% Apr
Feb
12
39
173/4 July
28
Jun
83
Dec
2
59'A Jan
25
8
94
Jun
40
28
Jun
8
4
".148% Jan
83% Mar 18
50% Mar 13
23% Jan
23
31% July 24
23J/4 May 19
28'A Jan
22
65 J/2 Mar 20
42 J/2 Jun
24
60% Feb
29
Oct
12
13A Jun
24
2
3 J/8 Jan
30
12% Feb 26
181/4 Dec
14
141/4 Feb
8
11
21 J/4 Jan
3
12
29
243A Apr
45 J/2 Nov
25
64% Jun
3QJ/a Sep
21
393/a Mar 12
44
Jun
18 J/2 Jun
1
29
Tin
Sep
32% Dec
July
21
36
11
35% Dec
6
24% Feb
18
29% May
30'A July
443A Jun
16
1
35
Jan
Penn a
25 J/2 Nov
13
5
25 3A Jan
27
11
102% Apr
8
89
Jan
4
27% Apr
96% Apr
27
Dec
84Vb Dec
14
98J/4 Apr
20
851/4 Jan
18
92% Apr
18
Nov
17
20
Jan
5
12% Jun
2
17 Va Jan
5
40% Nov
27
55%
Mar 20
8
45
49% Jan
5
8
66% May 16
88
15%
64% Aug 11
26 J/4 Jan
Oct
393A Dec
2
14
543A Feb
Mar 23
74
57% Dec 30
Mar
40
50
31
July 15
34'A Jan
Jan
I
99%
15 J/4 Dec
18
193/4 Jan
22
3% Oct
27
63/8 Feb
24
30% Sep
22
43% May
Glass
94'/2 Sep
54% Dec
22
4
Mar 30
100
22
70 % Mar
57*
96% Jun
3
43% Mar
8
5
Apr"
8
46% Jun
9
Oct
23
223A Jan
87% Dec
11
103 % Apr
Dec
23
88%. Apr
13
85
Dec
17
99
93
Dec
28
39»/2 Sep
16
21
Jan
Jan
104 % Jan
73
1
65
Dec
Jun
9
77% Dec
23
84% Apr
,74% Dec
Oct
10
92
Feb
17
Jan
12
99
Feb
26
49
Jan
6
Philco
82'A Mar 14
1
71
Apr
5
70% Jun
20
Mar 23
13
22
22
523A Mar 23
281
161/2 Dec
36% Dec
4
493A Aug 27
31% May
2
951/4 May
8
91
8
533A Dec
3
433A Feb
1
45% July
7
31
Feb
16
15
20
Jun
22
25 3A Jan
84
Jun
17
87% Jan
22
32
Sep
16
21% Jan
5
26% Dec
83
Dec
94
89
Dec
993/4 Apr
14
783A Apr
25
9
48% Jan
4
39V2
6
93
Apr 11
66
Jan 26
Jan
5
20
2
87
May 24
93
191/4 Aug 17
14% Dec 28
15
Jan
191/4 May 20
12
Jan
700
91%
90%
90%
160
13%
133/8
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22
15%
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54
54
54
54
54
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5%
5%
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30'A
29%
145
24% Jan
42
73% May
91% Mar 19
124% Jan
137
May 11
8
387/g Jan
59% Jun
2
80% Jan
16
Nov
5
119
Sep
26
14% May 10
227/8 Jan
64% July
71
Jan
12
9
69%
75% Jan
15
9
12% July 14
86
132
8
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116
8
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Mar
18
Jan
14%
16
143/4
15
14%
15%
18%
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18
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88
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58%
57%
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4
81% Jan
81
Dec
18
513A July 13
9
125
Dec
18
88
56% Dec
31
313/8 Apr
188% Dec
22
163'A Feb
1
28% May 14
19 3A Jun
3
25% Jan
89 % May 31
95'A Jan
11
34% Mar 31
213/4 Nov
17
96% Jan
28
22
Sep
22
68
Jan
14
96
Dec
124% Jan
July 15
43 'A Mar
8
17
69
31
July
Jan
6
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17
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24
27
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48
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28
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5
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43 3A
44
44%
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43 Vb
44
43 % '
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380
43'A
44
43
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25%
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25%
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25%
30
813A Feb
1
120% July 15
Jan
11
17
583A Jan
5
52
353/4 Dec
4
437/8 Apr
8
36% Mar
9
40% July
267/8 Dec
10
33% Mar
3
26 3A Mar
8
29% Jun
7 8 Vb Oct
5
80
Jun
5
92
83
Sep 23
-93
98
Sep
473/4 Feb
62% Jun
8
40% Sep
,91% Mar 20
20% Sep
19% Dec
Sep
19
80% Jan
5
86
8
88 Va May 16
Jan
16
85
6
Jan
14
9
417/s Feb
17
76% Mar 13
65% Jan
5
23 3A Jan
22
98
13
15
Jan
20
30J/2
31
31%
31
31
313/4
32
26J/2
26%
2,000
26%
26%
26%
27
95'A
95 Va
263/4
27%
951%
7,000
95%
953A
94%
100
90 3A
95%
91
94%
94%
911/8
91%
91%
91%
91
91%
*91 %
91%
10
*31
25
13
13%
13
13%
12%
13 y»
127/a
13
*42
423A
42%
421/a
42%
42%
42%
42%
800
61%
62%
62%
62'A
5,900
52
50
50%
63%
46
64
*51
No par
63'A
J/s
621/2
631/2
51
51
46
44%
45%
44%
45%
44%
45
353/4
36
35%
36
36
36%
35%
35 7/s
*51
47
35%
353/4
*93
633A
52%
44%
521/2
95
*93
*50%
95
*93
95
1
14%
■14%
♦143A
14%
*143/4
14%
/ 14%
14%
3%
3%
.3%
33/4
33/4
3%
3%
3%
com
■;
•93
323A
31%
32%
31%
99%
96%
963A
•96%
47
48J/4
473A
49
48%
49
48%
49
48%
49
51%
513/4
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
52
51%
20%
513A
21
No par
No par
*203A
21%
21
21
•20%
95
95'A
943/4
95
•94%
79aA
79'/2
95%
79%
95 V
79%
79%
80
100
♦90%
*90%
92
100
(NY)
92
97
*901/2
293A Dec
17
28
11% Feb
Feb
25
83
29% Feb
7
86% Jan
36% Aug 31
4
81
31
48% Apr
1«
180
80
260
90%
,
•793A
91%
•91%
92%
97%
97%
97%
97%
•96%
977/8
250
34
34%
34
34%
34%
34%
4,800
27
27%
32,200
68
80%
80'A
273A
69
27%
27%
663A
66%
•66
663A
66
66
50
68%
69%
69
69%
68 3/4
70
7,000
80%
*663/4
27%
68
*77
100
:
70%
*79%
80
80
80%
79
79-1/2
•79'A
78
78%
78
78
78
43%
44%
423/8
43%
42%
43%
42%
43%
423A
1
43%
141/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 3/8
14%
No par
No par
14%
14%
14%
35%
35%
351/8
35%
35%
35%
35
35%
34%
35
*93%
95J/2
*93%
95%
•93%
95%
•93%
95%
•93%
1
95%
61%
621/2
59%
61%
57%
60%
56%
57y«
563A
57%
3
5,000
39i/2
40 Vb
371/4
40
37%
38'A
37%
38%
37%
38%
lo
9,900
20%
20 J/2
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21
21%
21%
2,900
86
•84%
91
•87
common
preferred
No par
*84
86
(conv)
No par
*87
91
l
78
86
*84%
86
•84%
91
85%
*87
♦87
91
•87
17
16%
16%
127
16%
*77
16%
16 3A
16%
16
27% Jun
r
54% Jan 10
-
25
,
24
Feb
For
140
Mar 5
/ 27'/a Oct 27
footnotes,
see
42
:
page
26
24.
•125
127
♦125
24%
23%
24%
24
24
24
24%
3,600
63%
64'A
63%
64%
63%
64%
63%
63%
63%
64%
7,800
15%
2,400
10
67
•63
57%
66
66
40
*68
70%
•68
69%
*68
70
100
13 %
131/B
120
120
54%
91%
66%
66'A
20%
90 3A
20
20%
20
20
20
20
x90'A
90%
*90
90%
90%
91
91
91%
450
30%
12,100
120%
16,400
29%
119%
118'A
'
com—No par
84
82%
82%
25
100
-V
i,/
*21
60%
60%
60%
60'A
60'A
7,800
39%
40%
39%
40'A
17,900
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 %
1,700
84
*82%
84
*82%
84
♦84
86
•84
86
•84
86
87
87
•87
88
87
87
•
s
102%
•101%
102
46%
46%
46%
46'A
46%
47
*691/2
70%
70%
70%
•69 %
22%
*22
*22
22%
116
•114
114
114
21%
*21
21%
*21
21%
*101
IO21/4
*■22 /■:■
22%
118
8%
9
8%
9
8%
84
*82%
84
*82%
84
*82%
35%
36'A
37%
36
35%
36
No par
31%
33
31
32%
31%
32%
„__b
—
....
*21
116
,*82%
44.7S
1,700
39%
8%
5
Pullman
*22 '
♦115
•
88
*101
70:
119
*82%
*86'A
46%
29%
29%
119%
2,400
24,300
-86
*84
88
29%
118%
17%
215%
60
40 %
.28%
86
119%
'
17%
17%
38%
39%
28 /
•
291/a
17%
28%
60%
597/8
40%
102%
7,400
20%
-29%
70
61%
170
209
118%
45 3A
60'A
89
215
29%
102'A
61%
4,300
*20%
60
-
60%
30
53%
208
171/a
17%
88
1,500
122%
219%
28'A
25
64
63
•52%
213
29%
60
-
89
119%
29
118'A
-
89
*120
17%
39%
100
52%
221%
17%
228
28%
No par
loo
52
89
13
17
91
10
65%
64%
122%
53
13
218
20%
100
Co
171/4
•120
51%
89%
r
13
*88 Vb
54
*89 'A
2231/2
12%
122 %
♦120
122%
53%
91 Va
13
13
.
*120
54%
5
Power
15'A
*65
75
preference
157/a
66
70%
1
2.50
15%
66
70%
13%
13 Va
100
16
70
66
*68%
100
;
15%
15%
127
70
66
100
15%
16%
15%
lo
100
common..
Co of Indiana
29%
29%
29
29%
29% *29%
•
37%
.
3%
•101%
47
70%
♦22 V
70%
22%
21% f
116%
87/a
84
21%
-
*116
>
8%
*82%
102
30
_40
10
47%
14,300
70%
70
22%
21'A
1,900
1161/a
220
8%
4,600
84
357/s
35%
35%
17,000
32'A
327/s
32%
33%
11,700
29
29%
29
29%
13,300
50%
4,400
Q
.1
Mar
125%
24%
Publicker Industries Inc common
'
■
125%
37% July 11
4
1,100
24%
preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power ft Light Co—10
39% Jan
40
91
16%
i"'
■
Jari 26
125% Jan
.
2
6,500
24
preferred
_
86
60
26,700
2,300
127
1
Inc
127
16%
78
100
.10
Pure Oil
16%
v
*125
•77
1.25
Inc
4.32% preferred
24
130
ft
4.80% preferred
May 13 '<
150
96%
70%
4.16% preferred
11
500
80
27%
70
100
3%% preferred
8
20 3A
94%
79
34 3A
68
5.05% preferred
20 •
94%
4,300
271/a
5
37% Jun
July 12
!.
44% Dec 29
124% Sep 22
23% Apr
116% July
20%
95%
100
21,000
341/4
*86%
18
21%
4,300
29 J/s
1O0
22% Mar 22
May 11
99%
97
;
100
10
Public Serv
♦96%
2,400
39,400
351/2
4.30%
*
327%
35
3
*84
2
32%
99%
2,500
27'A
50c
.
92
33
220
13,000
96%
*82%
25
4
-
»963A
31
20,200
95
14%
333/8
100
Feb
3%
991/2
100
May
'
32%
4.08% preferred
47% July 15
73
14%
•
*96%
4.18% preferred
8% Apr
16
24
104
•93
100
100
preference
95
33 %o
com
530
133/8
421/a
100
(conv)
840
13%
9
•
,
42
5
.2
div
6,500
31
Gamble
$1.40
16%
27'/a
May 23
84% May
Feb
106
"
-82% Nov
7
20'A Jan
22% May 14
117% Feb
5
22
21
8'A Nov 23
34% Nov
Feb
48% Feb
24
104
78% Jan
Mar 20
106% Apr
22
2rl
Dec
65
23
16%
♦43
94%
Public Serv Elec ft Gas com—No par
;
5,100
30%
Public Service Co of Colorado-
16
&
1,700
27 %
26%
common
Electric
Procter
100
48%
27%
1
Corp
Potomac
23
48
27%
100
100
fund
♦22
48
No par
Poor ft Co
30% July 15
90% Nov
25% May 19
9
73% Feb
200
2,500
29,300
*22%
12.50
(The)
sink
17
5,100
l
Wayne ft Chic Ry—
guaranteed preferred.
5%%
27,200
46%
24%
50
common
preferred
Polaroid
32,066
44%
24'A
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
256% May 26
59%
46%
$3.50 convertible preferred
6
97
151/a May 10
88
57%
241/4
5
& Chem Co
Co
♦86
24'A
;
com
preference
convertible
Plttston
4
88
59%
*43 %
Pittsburgh Young ft Ash pfd
5
1003A Jun
;44>:-'
No par
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
125
4
62% July 31
29%
5,600
151/4
5%
6
90
1,900
28'A
30
5%
17%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
4
29
Feb
23% Jan
30
137
•5%
14%
100
Pitts Metallurgical
4
283A Jan
Dec
74% Dec
7%
27%
137
1
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
131
7
22% May 11
82% Jan
19% May
68
Mar
July 23
x49
136'A
5%
137
5%
31
136%
5%
137'A
5'A
32
Pitts Ft
4
125% Dec
900
54
1
preferred series A
$4.80
1,400
•90«/2
•
151/4
1
preferred
Pitts Coke
$5
Z
27%
13%
1
34 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
Apr 14
43% Jun
*13%
50c
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pillsbury Co common...
163A Mar 17
29
118
27%
—70c
4% preferred
19
Jan
201/4 Jan
41 % Mar
13% Apr
5,600
118
i
2 7 3/4
15%
Corp
Philip Morris Inc
4
Mar 18
90
74% Jan
1
106
118
♦27%
13%
Corp
Corp
Reading Corp
Corp common
3%%
Mar 29
11% Jan
41
104%
117
15%
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred
81'A Mar 30
82
118
2.50
Phila ft
8
65% Feb
105 Vb
117%
15%
Corp of America
Electric
conv
6
60
14
1043A
118
*15 Vb
4.40% preferred
3.80% preferred
Phila
13
77 J/b Jan
65 J/2 Mar 10
116
B
Phelps-Dodge Corp
July 14
38% Apr
6,500
lo
(Chas) ft Co Inc
3
31% May
26% Feb 17
6
Apr 30
363A May
104%
•16
Inc_5
Brewing Co
2nd
Jan
93
104
16%
25
common^.....
98"/2 Jun
7
104'A
33 %o
$1
75
16%
104 /
107%
*16
91
preferred
213A Mar 24
18
103
106
16%
91
Co„
52
873A Jan
56J/4 May 12
54
6
4%
84% Jan
26
7
Pfizer
9
57% Jan:
101%
109%
.
l
•
2
=
Mar
100
•16
103%
*16
91%
common
47% Mar 31
15
75
Petroleum
Pfeiffer
1,800
16%
102%
106%
16%
90%
Enterprises
20'A Jan
26
20
11
17%
104 %
1103A
No par
Sand
Co
21
17%
*16
27%
4%% preferred
23
17%
5,000
109%
27%
Eastern Ry Co
J/a Jan
33,000
3.50
C)
Pet Milk
5
24%
27%
Corp
Chemicals
13
16% Jan
24%
100
conv
(J
38<A Jun
24%
17%
27'A
prior preferred
95'A Mar
22
12,700
24%
17%
117%
Ford
36 »A Jun
3% Jun
24%
17%
90%
Pepsi-Cola Co
26% Mar 14
24%
17%
27%
Airways inc
Co
17
13 % May 17
257/8
,51%
Pipe Line—
&
50'A Jun
7
39%
51%
117%
Sulphur
Pictures
29
7
38%
52
No par
92% Jan
Feb~25
39
50
104
100
East
333/g May 18
92
38%
50'A
90%
Electronics
Coal
Peoria &
36,600
10
38
27%
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc_
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
68 Va Mar 25
21%
800
49%
•
15
4%% preferred
4.40% series preferred
7
25,200
91%
1
Corp
Power & Light
Penn
6
41%
21
6.25
Aggregates
World
conv
Penney
4,200
21%
17%
com
Consolidated
Mines
Pennsalt
29%
20%
17%
Transportation
4.68%
7
30% Mar 31
87
29
*38%
17%
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penn Fruit Co Inc common
22
*85
29
40
38%
503/b
Electric
American
Amer
&
87
41%
No par
Penlck
441/4 July 13
41% July 15
26
5
503A May 31
31% Jan
4
2
♦85
'•/v 29
42%
com___14 2/7
5%
16%
41%
Corp
Peabody
*16
41%
38%
Parker Rust Proof Co
4
233/4 May
Mar 15
26J/a Jun
16% July
41
17% Jan
16'A
21%
Teleg
Patino
10,300
16'A
20%
49%
Parke Davis & Co
Mar 16
18,200
35%
40%
Lighting
Parmalee
31%
34%
25
ft
&
Paramount
15
51 Va Jun
12
21% Sep
1
65'A July
29
36% Mar 15
31%
34
•90%
42%
24%
4% preferred
4
42'A Sep
39 % Apr
491/4 July 30
313/4
33%
16%
20%
38%
Common
3
May
j 88
42
Sep 21
9
36% Feb
31%
33%
40 7/8
29%
51»/«
preferred
Panhandle
43
*90%
31%
20%
100
Gas
Pan
92%
31%
32%
No par
Finance
Pan
4
330
20%
29
26%
Coast Co common
Packard-Bell
6
,■23% Jan
93%
1
Co
Cement
Pacific
4
Jan
*93
20%
Pacific Telep &
6% preferred
2
7% Jan
145
26'A Apr 28
14% July 11
Glass
Pacific
28
93%
10,300
91%
43 "A
50
Amer Fisheries Inc
Pacific
5
220
93%
34%
•90%
29 «/b
25'A
Corp (The)
Pacific
11
July 15
8
26'A Mar 10
6 J/4 Jan 29
46% Nov 24
3
6
May 11
46% Mar
300
78%
35
—10
preferred
5%
2
88'A
78%
42 'A
No par
Pacific
6
//'
88
78
85
30c
Pacific
11
18% Jan
*92
33%
883A
78
29 Va
3.125
Pacific
14% Feb
22% May
Utilites
4% preferred
$5
92%
Vv; 91 %
90 'A
34%
88%
5
__7.50
Oxford Paper Co common.
Jan 27
18% May 11
18% Mar 18
20
3
45% Nov
126
Jan
Rockland
Owens-Illinois
913A July 12
Dec
92
*
34
1
Gas
Chemical Corp
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp
1.
26% Nov
100
Elevator
Overland
14
17
Jun
.
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet
Co
130 % May 31
16'A Jun
common
Corp
Orange &
5
4
23 V8 July
Co
Natural
Mathieson
4
36% Mar
61 y4 Feb
Oklahoma
54% Jan
5
Elec
4% preferred
4.24% preferred
34%
50% July 11
11
133% Apr
7
8
27% Jan
4
>
Quaker
Oats
Co
common
* a
6% preferred ! ' - ,/
jqO
-Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
10
50%
*130
"
49% ,50%
50%
131
♦130
*
131
\
49%
.
*130
•
49%
131
49%
•130
50
131
49y4
♦130
131
~
26%
26%
=
26%
26%.-
26%
26%
26%
26%
267/8
-27%
1,600
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
22
Monday, July 18, 1960
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
1
59% Jan
5
17
May 22
74% Mar
4
74
Apr
64%
66%
64%
118,900
71%
71%
71%:
71%
71%
71%
71%
71%
71%
71%
2,800
5
1st preferred
$3.50
8
43%
45
43%
44
43%
44
43
43%
43
43
61%
61%
62
62
61%
61%
18%
19V8
19
19%
19
19 Va
18%
17%
18'A
17%
18
17%
17%
41
41%
12%
12%
Dec
28
9
41% Dec
30% Feb
8
49% Jun
16
Ranco
23% Jan
66 Va Jan
6
73
6iy» July 13
50% Jun
17
18% July 11
22% Jun
Raybestos-Manhattan ——No par
Raymond International Inc
3.33 Va
Rayonier Inc
'
1
47
16% Dec
4
Raytheon
18% Jan
5
Reading
33 %
5
1st preferredL-—50
non-cum 2nd preferred
50
Reed Roller Bit Co
_____No par
Reeves Bros Inc______—_.ui—50c
Rcichhold Chemicals
—1
35 % May
21
12% July 14
1Jun
Nov
24
37% Jan
26
24% Jun
2
35 Mi Dec
28
33 V« Jan
14
17
'Jun
30
17
Oct
9
27% Jun
1
15% Jun
17
12
Jan
5
41% Sep
28
20 Mi Apr
40% Apr
22
21
32
16
35% Nov
6
53% Jan '
17
27
Jan
Jan
28
3
To
73% Apr
9
29
Feb
28 % Jan
4%
4%
20
Jan
6
1
28% Jan
18
7
Mar
28% Jun
16
20
2
12% Feb
16
6% Feb
24
20 % Apr
17
16%Jun
24
19% Mar 17
2
Jan
;
36% July 23
7
16% Jan
65
60 y« Mar
19
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21
52 % Jun
5
27% Feb
22
7% Nov
25
11% July
7% Feb
25
12% Nov
11
14% July
12% Jan
20
81% Sep
56 % Apr
17% Sep
11% July 11
15
July 11
38% Jan
28
30% Jan
7
78% Jan
50% Jan
22
46% Feb
17
70% Jun
23
Revlon
8
56% Jun
21
July 15
71% Jan
4
47 Va Jun
3
Jan
5
38% Mar
7
50% July
71% Dec
23
48 y« May
49
15
4
87% Nov
16
Dec
28
Mar
3
163
15
65
24
55 % Jan
21
: 8
84% Mar 26
76% Jan
5
84% Apr
28% Jan
4
47% Jun
Oct
76
Nov
18
17
30% Dec
21
1% Sep 22
17% Sep
42% Jan
22
Jan
45% Sep
30
37
Dec
30
43
14
59% Dec
19
31% Jan
Apr
25
55
52
Jun
35% Feb
16
62
Dec
22
39% Jan
23
50% Dec
18
23% Jun
17
30% July 23
43% May
23% July
29% Jan
2
29
481% Jan
92
81
Oct
5
16
Oct
30
17
22
Oct
6
16
Jun
24
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1
46% Jan
21% Mar
July 11
14% May 31
5
Jan
42
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47% Mar 11
22
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15
10% July
2
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3
1
24
7
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6
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20 G
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1
Rubbermaid Inc
1
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17
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Aug
300
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11%
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6
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18
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28
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Rochester Telephone Corp
10
Rockwell-Standard
Corp
5
Rohm & Haas Co common
20
38% Jan
32% Mar
39% July 24
741
50
17%
22'/a
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26% Jan
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Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
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9
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50
17
24
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17
15%
1
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52% July
4% Jan
17
17
64%
Riegel Paper Corp
21
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-
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5
Richfield
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22 %
100
3.60%
81 % Feb
21
41%
12%
25
24%
series
Rhodesian
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42%
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25
12
5074
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(R J)
42
3% Jun
5% Mar 17
July 15
4
9
41%
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26,400
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50
100
Chemical
Si
28% Jan
16
Dec
6
17%
15 %
Manufacturing Co
Preferred
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2'A Jan
1% July
4
111
Drug
Reynolds
76% July 11
17
1
29% May 23
26
16
149
68% Mar
5
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TO
4
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July 24
17%
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62
1—5
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19
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42
116
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10
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Revere Copper Si Brass
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5
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29
37% July 15
19
23 %
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5
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—1
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62
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10
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1
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57
1
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4
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2
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73
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27
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5
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3
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25
9
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43% Sep
15
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18
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29
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9
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Thursday
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15
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15
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17
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15
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80
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14
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Apr
30% Jan
38
Apr
18% Nov
17
27
July
Sep
21
79% Apr
30
42% Jan
14
56% Dec
3
14
97
Apr
69
89% Dec
2
4%
26
Apr
8
Apr
5
32
Feb
26
St
1
19
35
July 11
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29% Apr
8
16
24% Dec
31
29% May
24
12% Oct
3
22% Jan
79% Feb
19
55 % Jan
4
12
Mar 14
16
14% Nov 16
Jan
21
Feb
8
10
Schering Corp common
10% May 16
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Jun
23
18% July 15
14
July 12
12
21
Jun
45 Va Aug
Apr 14
19
37% Jan
24% Jan
Co common
series A
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
San Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms
Corp
Schenley Industries Inc com
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27
8% May
11
6
9
82
Dec
7
68% May
4
81% Jun
10
52
Dec
7
44
3
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4
Feb
9
17% Nov
11
72% Jan
8
877/a Mar
12
Feb"
May
16%
9% July 13
71 Va Feb
5
72
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93 V4 Jun
17
Inc
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Feb 15
8
16
May 27
76
Feb
Jan
91
30
Jan
15
71% Jun
15
29 "a
10% Mar 11
8
8% Jan
14
31% Nov
4
32% Feb
8
38% Jun
13
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
20% Nov
19
29 Va
20% Apr
5
23
13% Jan
2
Jun
23
19% Jan
25
Oct
1
45% Mar 18
32% Jun
2
39 % Jan
5
50% Nov
23
44% Feb
17
59
17% Jan
6
27% Jun
26
14% July
8
9% Jan
20
17% Dec
16
11% May
2
16
Jan
Jan
4
97% Apr
25
8% Jun
28
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81% Nov
0
Sep
21
18% Jan
35% Oct
6
46% Jan
13
12% May
49
12% Sep
19'A Jun
7
21
18% Dec 11
8
26
Jan 20
17
42 Va Dec
30
30
38
Jan
29% Jun
1
12% Jun 27
43% Jan
11
30 % Apr
16% July
Jan
43
28
Steel
Sharon
8
4
Shell
23
22% Dec
10
22% Aug 12
16% Jun
9
23 Va Sep
IB
22
45% Mar 25
14
59
2
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Jan
7
July 27
104% July 27
18% Jan
6
31% May 22
Dec
23
59 Va
24
67% Apr
2
60% Nov
17
74% Apr
14
44 V* Jan
22
64
9
22% Feb
16
4
21% Jan
13
July 23
22% Jan
29% July
5
7
22
43
1 ;
48V* Mar
9
60 % July 14
Siegler Corp
Signode Steel
2
54
77
94% Jan
July 12
6
4
3974 July 13
Simplicity
36% Jun
5574 Jan
37
3
Jun
2
34% Apr
29
12
May
23% Jun
9
IS
Smith
26
Smith-Corona
28% Mar 23
4
61% Jun
30
47% Mar
9
64% Jun
15
52% Jan
26
34% Jun
2
42% Jan
5
i% Dec
16
8% May 18
4% Jun
10
Dec
14
14
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36
36%
36%
38 Va
3774
38 %
38 %
3874
39
39%
6,300
55
55%
54%
55%
54%
55 Va
54%
55%
55
55 Va
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34
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5
39%
38%
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50
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com
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25
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100
48'A
35%
35 %
19%
4574
17%
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1
27%
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Gas Co——7.50
19 Va Mar
8
23% Jan
5
Southern
44
Mar
7
54 % Jan
5
Southern Railway common___No par
19
17
Jan
4
18% Apr
21
81% Dec
10
9
28%
Dec~31
9% Mar
89%
5
Apr~Io
6% May
32% July
29% Jan
4
2
9 Va Jan
11
8
35% Jun
30
8474 May 16
86% Mar 23
Pacific
non-cum
Co
Ohio
Spalding (A G) Si Bros Inc
Sparton Corp
—
—
21% Mar 16
13% May 12
16% Jan
4
Spencer
22
28% May 21
97% Feb 13
20V8 May
2
26 % Jan
4
22
83
May 23
87% Feb
5
Sperry Rand Corp
$4.50 preferred
70
24
Oct
2
26% Jun
10
For
47% Dec
84% May 7
37% Dec 30
footnotes,
16
see
page
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8
77% Feb
2
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24.
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81
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4
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4
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23%
7
33 %'
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14%
2374
—1
2.50
Spencer Chemical Co common——6
4.20%
preferred
100
83
32% Sep
20
stock tr ctfs
Public Service
21% Oct
Dec
(Del) ___No par
preferred
30
Nov
Spiegel
Kellogg
Inc
D
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Sons
common
common
$4.50 preferred
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Co
1374
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15%
1,300
13%
14,200
20
96
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8%
34%
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34%
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31%
31%
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32 %
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26,100
16
10
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95
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15 Va
1374
37%
19% Jan
19% Apr
5% Sep
♦93
7,500
54
Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
13
9%
15%
95
13 Va
-
95
5,600
36%
Southern
29% Jun
:14
15%
15
1374
11.900
52
Southern
23'A May 18
20'A Jun
6
15
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6%
6%
6%
3774
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&
6%
5374
California Edison
Southwestern
19 Va
1674
1 7%
44
10
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preferred
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33
37%
60%
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8
8
16%
35
43 Va
1
1
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22
Apr
9%
16%
1774
38%
59% *
1
50c
49% July 15
68
14%
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35% July
1
15 Va
95
34 Va
12
64% Jun
72
14%
24% Oct
13
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72
*69%
1374
60% Jan
Jan
72
15 Va
17
75
*69%
72
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16
15
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15 %
30
Dec
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15%
16% Dec
85
r
15%
.
preferred
5%
72
90
'21
48% Nov
21 Va Nov
4,700
2074
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37% Jan
2074
21
647a July 15
4
20'A
207a
30% Feb
16
20 Va
21
17
31% Jan
20%
2074
27 Va Mar 25
39 Va Jan
2074
2074
21%
56 Va Feb
3374 Jun
22
20%
20 Va
37%
3
41% Sep
3
37% Mar 16
110
21
53 %
South Jersey Gas
467'* Jan
75%
90%
3774
South
13
*88 Va
54%
11
25
75%
90%
37 Va
16
24
74%
*83 Va
5374
28
Feb
74 Va
90 Va
5574
Jan
30 Va Nov
76
♦88 Va
37%
Jun
34% Nov
*74 Va
91
37 Va
50
3
76
x91
54'A
25% Jun
63% Mar 25
*74 Va
90
3774
28
19
5,500
76
5574
21
15
8774
25
14
Puerto
3,800
87
3734
45% Jan
29% Dec
88
54%
2274 Jun
64% Jun
87%
13,600
*2474
2
8%
88 Va
8,100
10%
20%
1
South Carolina E & G Co com__4.50
5%
8774
974
9%
5
25
21
974
15
32% Jan
May 10
974
French Labs.No par
&
27% Aug 21
35% Mar
34
Kline
52% Feb
4
12
46
9%
2,000
74
*44%
21%
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
South Amer Gold & Platinum
12
Jan
73%
45
2474
15
44% Dec
22% Nov
34
74
45
21
Marchant Inc
20
9
7374
45 Va
7374
36
No par
Apr
30 Va Jun
18
38
7% Jan 12
467a July 12
74
*44%
10
1,600
9%
35%
Corp_
O)
x9
36
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Smith
9%
6%
Skelly Oil Co
24
9%
10,800
35%
Corp
Sinclair
Jun
9 Va
-25
Oil
4
4
11
18% Feb
9%
3,100
1774
674
ordinary-
Strapping
Pattern
Jan
(A
874
8%
9
17%
3574
No par
No par
1
5374 Jan
55
22
—1
Simonds Saw & Steel
26% Mar 24
38% Nov
49
Co
Simmons
14%
X2174
17%
6%
America
of
Corp
42 % Jun
Jan
*14
22%
17%
& It—
29% Feb 17
Jun
14
2174
2.50
__;
shares
4
17
14
22 Va
35%
_5
5
_3
Inc
Corp—
Mfg
2074 Jan
Feb
14'
2174
674'
1
York
New
Sheller
14
2274
*69%
1
Corp
Sheraton
17
Jan
12% Sep
23% Jan
24% Oct 28
J5% Jan
48% Nov
18% July 11
16% Jun
14%
36
Oil Co
Shell Transp
liy4Jun
17 % Nov
18
14
22
20%
1
(Frank G),
Shattuck
17
17
17%
14%
18%
6%
Gas—
&
19,400
90
No par
Industries
Oil
Shamrock
4
15,300
8%
~
preferred
Shahmoon
14 Va Mar 31
29% May 25
30%
8
35%
Servel Inc common
$5.25
30
8%
29 Va
'8
6%
Co
Rubber
Seiberling
30 Va
874
36 Va
Co
&
3074
8
35 Va
Corp
Roebuck
Sears
40
30
8%
-20
.
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp__
4
90
37
41,270
91%
*34%
*75
——
Seaboard Finance Co
4
37%
91 Va
88 V4
40% May 25
Jan
36Va
93
•87%
13
41
37
*91%
89%
31
Seagrave
36%
93
88%
Dec
15
36 Va
93
No par
No par
6% Nov
17% Jan
35%
93
9%
67
May 17
300
37%
10%
Sep
12
4,600
10 %
22
Apr 22
17%
72%
44%
_No par
Scovill Mtg Co common
25
3.65%
100
preferred _—.
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
_1
Apr
3
26% July 16
17 Va
72%
74
9
26
700
1774
72%
44 Va
13
Mar
8%
34%.
17
*72
73%
Apr
6
*34 %
17%
72%
45 V4
Jan
66% Jan
34 Va
3,400
29
17%
74%
81
Mar 17-
23%
72%
45
96
78
2974
22%
874
18
20% July 14
34%
60
270
14 Va
18 Va
23
21
30% Mar 18
29
16,400
37
83%
*235
1774
—1
Paper Co common
preferred
-
34%
29 Va;.
36%
*83
83'A
270
3074
.
*91%
30
30%
29%
3474
83'A
*235
22
Dec
$4
....
8 Va
8
36
Va
30
37%
36%
83 Va
270
"
73% Nov
4
38
..
72 Va
17%
*72
93
♦235
74
—
$3.40 preferred
July 12
37%
80
81<
*34%
1774
73
*91%
5
convertible preferred—.
5%
35
17%.
1.40
35c
1
30
,
17
39% Feb
62%
pfd 4.40%
1st
29%
*72
5
-100
10
1
5
St Regis Paper
July 13
30% July 12
'30
37%
83%
83 Va
270
235
34%
Joseph Light & Power
No par
Co com—No par
100
Preferred series A 5%_
93
7
*
37
3774
83%
83 Va
270
29%
10
Joseph Lead Co—■___=—
21%
Jan
7-
*235
St L San Fran Ry
J 8
8
88
5
12% Mar
2
35% July 13
4
8% Dec
May
69% Mar
Mar 13
*83
100
4.30%
37
37%
37 Va
1.66%
100
Stores common.
preferred
conv
preferred
Safeway
7
259
25% May
36% July 24
1
2
28
40% Apr
84% Mar
25
May 27
—1
50c
_25
No par
No par
5
-
*85
36
80
28%
5
46
5074
2474
19'A
2974
62'A
4874
35%
3574
2074
46 %
17%
68
4%
46
4%
4%
5
46%
4574
46
5074
♦49
2474
2474
24
1874
1874
18%
♦49
*28
6174
5
*28
29'A
62%
62%
5
5
%
5%
9,600,
10,800,
45%
46
45 Va
45%
51
*49 Va
5074
24%
24
50%
*49%
24 %
*24
13,800-
62%
19
19%
28
28
6374
*28
62%
1,000,
24
1874
29%
18%
1874
29 %
63%
64
16,100
29,400
100
48
487'a
47%
48%
47%
49%
48%
4974
35'A
35%
35%
35%
35
35
35
35
35%
36
35%
35%
35%
36%
36 Va
36%
8,600
1974
20
19%
20
1974
19%
19%
19%
37,700
44%
4574
44%
4474
44%
44%
44%
7,600
17%
17%
2,000
17%
*66%
1774
1774
*66 %
68
1774
17%
66 %
6674
*66
68
27%
2774
27
27
5,600
22%
22%
1,900
7%
5.600
27%
27%
2774"
23%
7 74
34 %
22%
23
22%
22 Vz
88
14%
24%
85 V*
36%
80
29
♦86 %
7%
■7%
33
34
*86%
88
14'A
23%
85%
85'A
3674
8074
28%
35
*80%
28
*22
7%
7%
33 %
2 2 74
88
7%
774
*33 %
33
34
♦86%
;-
.
87
14%
23%
2,500
88
14
14%
23
*86%
33%
20
14%
2,100
23 Va/
23%
64,900
14 Va
14%
23%
1,200
17%
27
7
44%
/
68
28
3274
,
::'r
•
14'A
23%
23%
85
85%
85%
85 Va
85%
500
34%
35 %
34 %
35
34 Va
34%
14,300
79%
80
79%
79%
*79 Va
80%
100
28%
28 Va
28'/a
2874
27%
28%
10,000
'u.
*85
;
Volume
Number
192
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
5969
(227)
23
£
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
t
STOCKS
Range for Previous
■r;Year 1959
Lowest
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
347a Nov
17
37
Dec
18
35 % Feb
25
49% Jun
23
71 Vi Dec
23
82 Vi Feb
24
70% Jan
12
75% Apr
27
10% May 11
4 % Mar
1
11% Apr
25
$3.50 preferred
Standard Financial
4% Jan
15
Standard
Gas
12% May 11
Standard
Kollsman
5
37a May 29
July 29
LOW
STOCK
Standard
,
.
Brands
Inc
&
com___No par
Corp
Industries
30% Jun
20
62% Jan
23
40
Jun
1
51% Jan
4
Standard
OH
of
17
35
May 16
44% Jan
4
Standard
Oil
of
45% Oct
26
40
Jun
50 % Jan
4
Standard
Oil
of
New
Jersey...
23
44% May 31
86% Jan 13
56
Jan
4
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
common
89
Mar
8
36"% Jan
16
,64% Jan
85
92
2
Jun
30
27% Jan
7
•39% July 27
24
84
Jan
8
117
31% Jan
6
41% July 27
76 % May
2
28
May 11
18
2
43% Dec
7
Apr
July
6
May 10
102
40% Jan
17% July 27
14% Mar
21% Mar 25
23% Jun
12% Jan
12
19% Dec
31
16
8
8
convertible
4
7374
0
Apr
21
2
62% Sep
76% Nov
54% Mar
78
Dec
14
77
8
Jan
27
82
.
3%%
May 23
13% Jan
5
18% Jun
23
6
16% Jan
Feb
9
44% Mar 24
66 % Jun
30
6
59% Jun
34% Dec
22
26% Feb
23
25% Apr
29
33 % Jan
Dec
18
1
33% Jun
Apr 12
Sterchi
5
43
12% July
preferred
10%
117a
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
6,700
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
*4%
4%
*4%
4%
1,900
38,000
22%
23%
22%
23%
23
24 7a
23
23%
4174
41%
41%
41%.
417a
41%
41
41%
37
37%
36%
37%
37
37 7a
36%
37%
24,800
7
40%
41%
40%
41
40 7a
40%
40%
41 %
40%
40%
154,900
46
46
467a
46%
47 7a
10
47%
46%
46%
453i
'*86%
87
86%
86%
*86 74
31%
33
30%
317a
46%
100"
1
-20'
*95
'
105
*95
37%
37%
367a
37
367a
36%
26%
36 7a
36%
357a
36%
267.
25
2674
25
257a
171/3
17%
18
18
par
5
56%
100
___—
18
33
23
Apr
31% Dec
29
20% Jan
6
27% Mar 13
20%
15 % Jan
2
29
22
Aug 25
14
19
May
Sep 21
24% Jan
5
65
17
Dec
52
1
5
63%
64%
.14 7a
60%
29%
29%
297a
29%
9% Jun
v,
14%
14%
4
11
18% Feb
30% Jan
5
Storer
Broadcasting Co
29
24% Jan
15
May 26
17% Jan
4
8% Jun
28
618
Oct
28
226% May 26
67
Dec
14
48% July 13
19 %
26% Jan
529
38% May 29
May 16
Jan
4
$5
23
15% Mar 20
12% Jun
1
16% Jan
7
21
94 '
80
Feb
4
84Apr
18
52% Dec
29
65% Feb
9
55% Jan
21
22% Nov
25
29
Jan
27
42% May 17
20% May 27
24% Jan
7
20% Sep
21
24% Apr
20
23% Jun
14
16
38% Jan
29
15
21% Jan
30% Deo
29% Jun
1
33% Feb
Dec
7
106 % Feb
20
85 % Mar 11
93% Jan
Dec
Nov
25
25
Apr
3
5%
10% Nov
20
6
Dec
31
19% Jan
2
447a Nov
11
ju.+umvm
717a
Oct_21
11
35 74 Apr
277a Jun
Feb
1
3
14
74 July 15
Jun
23
Apr
17
Nov
25% Mar 16
16
16
Jun
Jan
7
6174 Jan
27
1937a Nov
20
237a Nov
25
39% Jan
23
Feb
367a Sep
11
Dec
28
62
Sep
8
79
72
May
14% Oct
8
14
32% May
3
Nov
45 ye Jan
2
537a Sep
25% Jun
Jan
Oil
Co
20
Talcott
15
Wayne
Inc
24
56% Jan
Jan
12
29
34 y« Jan
7
995
*40
41
44
44%
437a
44%
1
1372
14
13
13%
56
567a
54%
567a
44%
12%
13
54 7a
&
Texas
Textron
15
61% Jan
13
Pacific
&
Inc
$1.25
Thiokol
7
100
12%
123/4
12%
9,300
54
52
54
53 7a
8'A
87a
4274
39%
41
40%
23 7a
8%
22 7a Jan
I8V2 July
4%
Tlshman
7
/
Toledo
1674
2,400
41
22%
10,900
>'
22%
36.600
73%
35%
25 74
24%
24%
6.700
16 74
16
73 7a
35%
16
16 74
22,000
21474
217 7a
17.400
s
\
220
34,800
5.100
22974
215 74
223%
21374
21774
213 74
22%
2274
22 7a
227,
3.000
14%
14%
14%
2,800
78
*76%
No par
81%
82 7a
80%
817a
81
20%
20%-
2074
207a
207a
20%
No par
'■'/ 24 7a
247a
247a
247s
247a
5
317a
3174
3174
31%
317a
32%
1
3974
417a
39
42
40%
41%
Co
Co
7.50
Wooldridge Inc—
♦9
♦24
,
9%
*9
60
*9
617a
60%
*76 7a
78
81%
807a
20%
207a
20%
247a
24%
80
81%
207a
7,500
.7
11,900
.
24
32%
32 74
327a
2,200
39%
.
24
32
/•:
40%
38%
40%
46.300
9
9%
9%
60
6174
60
400
10 74
200
_
607a
100
*82
*82
83
17%
177a
16%
177a
*21%
22 74
*21%
2274
5474
5574
53
16%
1774
17'A
No par
55
567a
17
1
17 7i
■
v
*82
82
82
83
10
25
Realty & Construction
J
9%
60
" •
9%
62 7a
78
807a
8174
50c
16%
17
22
83
16%
/
607a
*82
83
17
16%
22 74
22
-
22
54
54
547a
54%
30
16%
*22
22
55 7.
%
<
12,500
9.200
200
'
10.000
*1774
177a/
17%
17 7a
17 7a
18 74
18 74
18 7.
6,400
3,000
-
7
.
2,500
18%
187a
187a
18%
37
37%
36 74
37
36
3674"
35%
36
35 7u
35%
1
257a
267a
25
25%
25%
2674
26
2674
26 7o
26 7a
5,300
71
727a
72
707a
71%
70%
70%
7074
2
1
25%
26
267a
25 7a
257a
2574
25%
25
717a
25 7.
19,700
47
„
Corp
Electronic
Williams
48%
24,600
127a Apr 26
3374 May 12
507a Jan 11
19
-
No par
Co
&
187a
2
Torrington Co..—
Tractor Supply Co class A
Transamerica
1874
187a
5
Co
Transue
Corp
49
25 74
50%
*29
Steel—No par
x7174
307a
467a
*29
/.
49%
46%
49%
74
49
30 72
♦287a
307a
*28 7a
30
4%
47a
47a
4%
48
*28 7a
4%
4%
3,300
30
Industries
1
4%
Airlines
5
*13%
13%
13 74
13%
12%
137a
12%
13%
12%
13 74
5,400
1
36%
37%
36%
36%
36
367a
36
36%
36 7a
367a
14,500
—.50
52 7a
527a
52 74
52 7a
52
527a
51%
51%
51%
52
.1
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
1,900
1
50
1
33
337a
33
33%
32
33%
32 74
32%
32%
33
3,100
537a
53 7a
537a
53 7a
*5374
*53 74
5474
53 74
55
377a
38
36%
37%
35%
36%
35%
367a
35%
37%
City Rap Transit com__No par
5% conv prior preferred....—50
9
9
8%
9%
97a
9%
*8%
9
*37V4
39
*3774
*37 7a
39
1
97o
World
Jan
4
Trans
397a Jan
4
Tri-Continental
547i Mar 10
Corp
preferred
$2.70
Inc
common
Co
Coal
Traux-Traer
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
5% conv pfd series of 1957
20th
Century Fox Film—
8
39% Jun
9% July 5
387a Jun 29
Twin
127a Feb
Twin
Coach
TXL
Oil
20
16
77
Transitron
48% Jun
16 7a
7874
Trans-United
22
16
7874
11
187a Jan
167a
79
19
4
24%
*78
Jan
1974 Jan
25
100
Jun
11
5,000
8%
14%
8% Feb
3
24%
22%
39
Apr 13
25%
14%
60
27%
24%
227a
16
1G
2674
14%
common
Edison
Trane
36 74!
22 74
preferred
Timken Roller Bearing
•
757a
35%
14%
$1.20
4
73%
3674
40 7a
23
74
22 7e
preferred
Oil
227a
737a
35%
15
5
Tidewater
4
22%
74
36 7s
22%
Common
May. 20
22 7a
73%
35%
15
Mfg
R)
4474
74%
222
10
preferred
(J
*8 74
27,700
227a
Chemical
Thompson
430
9,000
147a
Oil
Ry Co
Glass
2,300
15%
.
Trust—
common
conv
Thatcher
53/4
995
123/4
ex-distribution__l
Land
Texas Utilities Co
4
337a Jun
.
-
Coal
ctfs
share
1,100
44 %
16
1
600
900
313/4
437a
25%
...No par
20
44%
367a
23 74
2.500
407a
73%
Corp..
5
Texas Gulf Producing Co
33%
2874 May 26
4% Jun 17
21
43%
44
995
36
25
Transmission
Sulphur
4,000
*38%
5574
22%
Inc
Gas
Sub
267a Jan
/
970
91
5%
40
87a
22%
Texaco
4
3
13 74 Jun
91
1008
40
14%
41
Pacific
Jan
19% Jun
May 17
*317a
5%
992
992
*3974 "
42 7a
Pacific
19%
37% July 11
287a Jun 30
8% July 15
53/4
5%
407a
990
40%
Texas
.
22
36
5%
5%
990
1.25
2
20
5%
5%
41
Corp
Mar
48
903/4
1574
May
17% Apr
313/4
907a
87a
7
22
31%
90%
157a
30
24
31%
90%
8%
5
Mar 13
Sep
23 74
31%
90%
1010
Inc
3
16
874 Nov
5%
*23
237a
*23
31%
907a
90
14%
10
1074 Sep
36
V
*31%
3i3/„
89%
8%
Instruments
5974 May 27
13% Mar
23 78
3iy8
87a
Gulf
30
75% Mar
*23
.
14%
Texas
52
437a Apr
20%
20
244
'
9
Texas
407a May 27.
9
203/b
*40
Corp
7
257a Mar 14
18
19%
1000
Corp
14
317a May 11
Nov
20%
20%
25
Corp
Jan
3
547a Jan
29
207a
2072
*
1
Texas
Jun
Jun
5,400
10c
(James)
Aircraft
Tennessee
4
July 31
5474 Mar
3,900
53 74
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co___5
25
Jan
4
21
317a
523/4
1
Temco
8
17
50% Dec
31
53 7a
4.16%
America
TelAutograph
27
29% Jan
3
14
32
50%
12.50
Co
&
Jun
7374 Jun
18
303/4
517a
250
*242
25
of
Symington
9
42% Aug
No
Mining Co
Oil of California
Superior
Jun 22
8
24% Jun
33 74
48%
5
1
common
Co
Sunshine
4
24% Mar
21
32 7a
507a
256
23
56 74 Mar
Sep
240
3374
49%
23
1
8
16% Jan
37
242
33
5134
23
84
40% Feb
247
34
23
26
27
242
259
331/3
5034
250
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
Jan
177a Jan
41,200
15
347a Sep
427a July 15
73.400
8
25
7
— —
9 7a
7%
3.800
23% Mar 29
68% Jan
6
7
9
7%
20.400
24% Jan
30
97a
7%
21
4
Jan
9
8
20%
2
77a Dec
29
9%,'.":'
73/4
21
24
70
21
10
97a
10
8%
8
20%
Feb
T>
97a
21
79'
33
8%
20 3/4
16% Jun
15
i03/a
217a
21
177a Apr
3
153/8 Dec
934
8y4
20%
10
8
i 28
21
27
527a Mar
287a
20%
Jan
16% May 10
15 7a Feb 17
5174
287a
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common__l
4%%
preferred series A
25
572 % 2nd pfd series of *55
30
16
Aug 17
600
50%
28%
45
14
267a
19% Mar 11
3,700
273/4
51%
447a
677a Jun
Jan
51%
27 7a
51
*28
44%
23
24
517a
28
51
28
44
Jan
■
200
517a
51
28
1,000
4,800
44 %
69% Dec
22
17 7a
44 7a
Jan
88
18
Dec
21
17 7a
44%
16
8
18
51
7a
46% Feb
9% July
17 7a
*
18
44
297a Apr
24
20% Sep
6
17%
45
Sun
Thompson-Ramo
70 7» May
17%
441/4
4
21
177/3
No par
Corp
25674 May 25
29% Jan 11
197a May 11
23% Feb 16
27 74 May 20
♦171/.
2,700
v
82 7a
15
31% July 30
367a Mar 4
15 7a
13 '
Jun
2
213/4
15 7a
2074
24% Jan
8
287a
21%
15%
82 7a
86
24
28 74
21%
14%
123/4
12
Apr
287a
*2174
15%
2074
70 7a Jan
Jan
193/4 Jan
287a
2174
14%
*17%
,
13
31
30
28%
2174
147a
827a
11
23
28%
21%
14%
13
Jan
Dec
28%
*2174
143^
♦81
108
29% July 30
287a
21%
137a
6
76
29%
827a
72 7a Jun
18
63
6.900
13
1247a Mar 18
30
19,200
28%
1
19 7a Jan
1474 May 17
1027a Dec
607a
28
*81
Swift
37
207a May 17
26% May 18
1474 Mar 10
700
58%
13%
24% Apr
21
154
1474
61
28%
82 7a
' ^ sS^^uiy
May 27
39
1
14 74
607a
28
1
Texas
27
147a
6174
13
25
87
11,700
837a
29
X28%
.
2
29% Mar 15
900
55%
*81
10 74 Jan
,
.
13 ya
16% Apr
457a Jun
17
647a Jun
22
*14 74
*82
8272
Sweets
58
17
55 7a
837a
131/4
51% Feb
6% May 4
9% Mar 21
34
—
87% Aug
44% Feb
56%
*82
82y2
29
-15
22,800
18
par
Chemical
Jun
50
42% Apr
1
,11% Jan 14
13% Mar 16
21
22
1348
21
2u
1674
18
141^
100
$4.50 series A preferred
7% Mar 11
1
Apr
26% Feb
9
14% Mar
25
3574 Sep
23
48
Feb
8% Nov
107a Sep
895
23
47% Aug 21
5
29
Jan
29% Jan
2165
Jan
35
5% Jun
8% Mar 20
4
1275
15 7a
18
2174
_..l
...
Sun
28
11% Sep
6,400
167a
29
.....1
Sunbeam
4
24% Dec
88
Gas
4,800
1
preferred.
conv
Suburban
I.
1,700
367a
25 74
55%
V
37
36 7a
24 7a
1
Corp
Sundstrand Corp
79% Dec
Mar 13
Webster
Studebaker^-Packard Corp
When issued
37% May 17
64% Jan
4
7
25% Mar 28
:•
prior preference
&
28
-
common
Stone
26% Mar 24
~
37
36
257a
1
Co
58% Mar 28
May 16
Oct
20
8
Apr
5%
19
Fuller
&
36%
97
18
" 1474
14
*88
15%
.
57
60%
63
12,900
5
Stokley-Van Camp Inc
Baer
Va'r
14
100
30%
35%,
837a
.
.
87%
3074
20
Stlx
16%
29% Oct
9
2.50
Corp
4
17
50
'
60
Stewart-Warner
7
25% Jan
Jun
Jan
*82
15
Inc
P)
16"% Jan
6
2
Apr
33% Mar 25
9% Aug 26
325
Sep 22
(J
55%
56%
5,600
?86 74-
97
36
40,200
2574
'
167a
18
837a
*82
33.%
157a
18
Inc
Drug
Stevens
557a
58
*82
.
16%
18
X16
& Co Inc
Stores
Bros
Sterling
^
36%
36%
5
'
30%
*88
100
20
common
87%
29%
307a
*90
105
*8674
87%-
30
20
'
4
80
8,700
11%
37%
No
Co
74 7a
42%
1
Chemical
Stauffer
46%
74 7a
4%
.
71
Shares
46%
74 7a
*74
24%
preferred..,
L S
(The)
46%
737»
37%
Corp
Starrett Co
29
4674
7472
23 %
preferred series A
Packaging Corp com
convertible preferred
Stanray
Jan
65% Jan
20
May 11
46%
737a
41%
67c convertible preferred
Stanley Warner Corp
4
467s
75
the Week
1
$1.20
4
8
37% July
42% Jan
22
46%
Friday
July 15
25
$1.60
13
May 6
24% July 15
28
Jan
Jan
3%%
July 14
45%
467a
6.25
California
Indiana
Standard
4
Sales for"
Thursday
n
7
10c
23% May 11
23
PRICES
July 13
*74%
1
Electric,Co
20
Nov
SALE
Wednesday
July 13
46
No par
39% Nov
50
HIGH
Tuesday
July 11
Par
13% Sep 21
45% Nov 25
52% Apr
59% Jan
AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
Co
—
1
Corp
177a Nov
18
257a Apr
1
10% Jan
2
103/4 Dec
23
19 7a Nov
6
30% Mar 13
243/4 Feb
29
974 Jun
12
14% Aug
4
7<3/aJun
17
1274 Mar
1
Union
Asbestos
28
51
2
30 7a Jun
22
43 74 Jan
4
Union
Bag-Camp
July 15
148% Jan
4%
4%
97a
9%
*37 7a
39
9 7a
974
13%
13%
54
39
8%
974
13%
14
13%
14
1372
14%
15%
15
41
1574
147/0
1574
43 7a
39
42
8
87a
8
8
9
4%
9
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39
2,000
3,700
400
8,800
1,400
;
7a
8%
8%
4,100
14 7a
14 7o
14%
28,400
9
V
41
Jan
1207a Feb
1507a July 27
353/4 Mar 10
9
307a Jun
19
86% Oct
15
74
Aug
Dec
Dec
24
40% Dec
23
4
126
29
,
Rubber
Co
S
Paper Corp
6%
&
Union
Carbide Corp
Union
Electric
Co
21
94
Jun
28
Preferred
$4.50
78
Apr
8
Preferred
$3.70
series
No par
26
$3.50
series
No par
Feb
19
25
687a Jan
5
7474 Apr
3
777a Jan
7
84
Preferred
Preferred
July 15
4
Jan
5
Union
874 Jan
29
Oil
Union
5374 July 10
3 8 3/8 Feb 19
33 7a Mar
8
43% Jan
257a Jun
2
31
26
73/4 Jan
4
common
$4 series
Pacific
Co
RR
17
18
974 Feb
2974 Nov
27
373/4 Jan
6
293/a May 17
32% Jan
6
Union
Tank
Car
19% Oct
1
253/a Feb
4
20 7a Apr
21
243/i Jan
13
Union
Twist
Drill
30% Jan
6
45
July 15
2574 Apr
5
37% Jan
4
United
36
Oct
28
66
Mar 26
32% Apr
United
Oct
14
136
3
88
20
May 10
41% July 14
101
987a Feb
26
30
1093/4 Mar 26
81
May 17
927a Feb
11
28% Jan
4
39% Jun
15
243/a Feb
9
22% Jun
12
86
Oct
21
25
Nov
27
64
Oct
22
29
Sep 23
77a Dec
9
297a Jan
12'
Apr
3274 Mar 26
307a Jan
95
22
Mar 24
23% Mar
24
Mar
84% Jan
3874 Apr
88 74 Apr
10
17
567a Jun
387a Dec
11
29 7a Jun
9 7a May
19
22
7
8
9
18
317a Ju-n
30
23% July
177a Jun
4574 Mar
21
37% Mar 16
20% July 20
16
163/4 Jan
7
213/4 July 24
27a Mar 10
1674 Apr
6574 Dec
50
4
31%
*31 Vi
.10
Co—13%
10
United Industrial Corp
1
Convertible pfd series A
8.50
11% Jan
8
2
7% Jan
4
183/4 Jun
28
United
Merch
Park City
1% Jan
11
United
Apr 12
303,6 Jan 27
64 3/8 Jan
4
United
337a July
8
30 7a Mar
437. Jun
1
Apr 20
10
13
85% Aug 18
35
Jan 26
25
Jun
75
49 %
July
83 V2 Jan
footnotes, see page 24.
4
4
16
32
9074 May 24
22
30% Jan
4
U
6
747. Jan
4
U
S
Mfrs Inc
Mines Co
Mach common'
l«7a
9
317a
*43%
32%
49
167a
16
9
9%
6%
6V2
1
1874
187a
1
178
58%
17a
25
preferred
Freight Co
*4872
Corp
25
S Borax & Chemical Corp com__l
47a% preferred
100
S & Foreign Securities
a.
1
6%
U
Shoe
&
*317a
1772 '
217a
17%
United
19
77a
21%
United Gas Corp
Greenfield
58
33
No par
'1
*33
38%
*90
2572
53
'5972
337a
39%
907a
25%
54%
'*
6%
18Va
'
11
-5774
59
*33
3772
90
25
53
•
33 7a
3974
90
257./
537a
3874
-
90
25%
52
800
33 7a
127%
33 7a
3.200
39,200
33%
15,400
126%
126
9,900
38%
38
38%
14,800
937a
93 74
*92
92%
250
80
*73
80
74
*73
74
84
X84
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7474
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7a
84
20
210
41%
42%
41%
42 7a
10,900
2774
42
27%
8 'A
27%
277a
27%
27,000
8 7a
11.700
87a
8
8
31%
317a
31%
21%
217a
217a
900
31
317a
30 7a
317a
5,800
407a
31'A
31%
21%
32 7a
217a
41%
39 7a
40%
55,000
102
*95
7,400
105
*95
85%
857a
8474
7474
700
26 7a
26%
26%
27%
5,400
3674
367a
36 7t
36%
4,200
*92%
104
*92 7a
104
10
22%
22%
22 74
22%
900
*57%
58
34
57%
57
57%
1,300
337a
33
7%
7%
*3174
77a
31%
31%
33%
1,500
7a
7 7a
11,900
*3174
31%
33 7a
7
3,100
17%
177a
217a
22'A
30,400
31%
31%
31%
22,800
49
48%
48%
16%
16%
16 74
16%
1.400
97a
..
17 7a
22
48%
.
177a
2174
3174
17%
217a
38%
90
'257a
52%
7%
38 7a
/
84
31%
49
16%
974
674
6%
18
18%
11
5672
5772 *
33
33'
15
41%
7%
33
38%
92 'A
80
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9
15
40 7a
7%
127
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31%
49
1674
9%
6 74
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15
417a
7%
407a
417a
' 95
105
84
84
26%
27
36%
3672
*92 7a 104
22 7a
22%
31%
United Gas Improvement
Nov
*3174
217o
307a
7%
5
8
317a
347a
7%
1772
5
80% Sep
For
34 7a
7%
21
25
513/8 Apr
21
58
34%
77a
17%
25
3
Dec
597a
34%
22 7a
533/4 Jan
23
0
58%
2.50
23
17%
20
May 10
92 7a
23%
27 7a
23
58 7.
*23
„
21%
32% Jan
29% Sep
42% May
92 7a
84
417.
27%
874
32
21%
30%
41%
105
84 7a
27%
36y2
104
Foundry—5
19
Jan
39%
*95
84 7.
26%
367a
*92 7a
7474
No par
Engineering &
29
30% Dec
28
United Electric Coal Cos
Jun
53/4 May
14
(Del)
467a Apr
7
347a Mar
(Del)
27% May 20
2
28
Fastener
Corp
United
13
2
United-Carr
United
United Fruit Co.
29
19
United Carbon Co
12
6
1674 Jan
407a
37%
92 74
*74
*73
♦837a
40%
38%
9374
80
1
25
23
6
487a Jan
31
100
84 74
27%
27%
36%
3778
No par
Corp
10
...No par
Carton
Feb
36% Mar 28
&
227a Jan
317a Sep
lVa'Nov
pfd
preferred
Board
3174 Jan
9
9
42% Jan 22
597a Aug 27
45% Jan
$4.50
21
2
17
16
21%
307a
847.
May 19
Jan
237a Nov
30%
397a
*95
common
conv
Jan
38
21%
5
100
Corp
(ser of 1955)
7% Jan
76
1
21%
4%
United
28
317s
5
8
10
18
Apr
Mar 21
No par
Co
Air Lines Inc
Aircraft
28
87s
31%
10
Co
37ri/4
93
*74
*73
*837a
40%
27%
8
31%
747t
837a
277a
10
3374
128,,/2 129
38%
93
80
14%
40
32/a
33 A
127
128 ,2
32%
4174
(ser Of 1956) conv pfd
100
United
Artists
Corp
1
United
Biscuit of America—No par
4%
927a July 11
27
Mar 11
common
38
41
...25
preferred
non-cum
<
43
447a
*8%
874
33
33%
129,- 130
93
*74
7374
33%
par
No par
California
of
73/4 Nov
4%
No
series
29 7a Nov
807a Nov
No par..".
110
38% Jun
6
76
Mar
1
No par
4
16
87
Corp (The)
Underwood Corp
Jan
Sep
80
6
Udylite
8774 Jan
32
773/4 Feb
24
77
987a Mar
4
67
Apr
14% Jun
9%
9 74
10.100
674
1874
17,500
.
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6%
9
67i
187a
18
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1
56
56%
33
33
38
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18
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1
56%
900
3,700
1.800
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33%
210
3874
38
3874
8.300
907a
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907a
30
25%
25%
25%
25%
2.200
51%
527a
51 74
51%
5.500
t
24
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*:
7% Dec
28
12 % Jan
28 Va Oct
29
36% Mar
9% Sep
22
40% Oct
10
Jan
29
Jan
Dec
7
23
69% July
10
24
33% Jan
Oct
47
7
26% Jan
37 V* Feb
26
17% Jan
7
Jan
Dec
30
100
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2
12 y# Jan
14
34 y« Mar 24
53% Oct
19
60 V* Aug
28
8% Jan
46
Mar 30
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Jun
64
2
47
29
4
Feb
103 y# Jan
5
145% Apr
Jun
4
15
1
11
14
;
24 V# Jan
;
U
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Feb
8
3
36% Jun
24
8
24% Mar 29
36
•
7% Feb
8
12%
Jan
4
S
Tobacco Co
convertible
$6
Dec
5
4
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
17
Leaf
Universal
159
-8%
Sep~21
18%
Apr 13
80% Jun 17
29%
Dec"21
22 y# Jun
15
31% Apr
17
28 y# Jan
5
41% Jun
14
70% Feb
16
83
Jun
23
4 y4%
41 y# Feb
16
62% Jun
13
Upjohn
32% Feb
3
38
Jun
21
Utah Power <fc
29V# Feb
25y4Oct
12
71
Nov
17
40
Feb
9
50
31
Jun
9
36% Feb
40
Nov
27
20% Nov
10
9% Jan
18
Jan
42
Co
44
Jan
34% Jan
5
13% Mar 15
26% Feb
12
34 y2
July 15
31% Feb
S
36% Apr
26
36
May
39% Jan
17
63
23
,
31% Jan
5
26% Sep
21
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Nov
.
12
67% Jun
Dec
11% Jan
29
38% Mar 11
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July 14
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27
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14
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27
1
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20
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7
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28
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12
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12
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21
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30
33
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15
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14
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5
17
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4
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Kentucky
6
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6
17
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1
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19
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14
39
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29
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101
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14
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15
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28
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14
112
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11
103
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7
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47
4
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1
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9
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25 y4 Jun
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79
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29
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14
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40
10
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88
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22
78
10
Apr
1
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13
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24
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14
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6
2
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Young Spring & Wire Corp
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44
27%
28%
56%
58y4
86
86
*102
105
*96
94%
*95
97V2
35%
24
40y4
*80
10c
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
"
40%
23'/4
33%
24
No par
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
32%
33
33V2
33V2
19%
19%
43%
45 Va
28%
29%
57y2;. 59V2
*86
87
*103
105
50
50%
* V*95%.
96
•
>
24%
25%
,,(68
,, 68
46»/4
47%
46y4
47V2
*99% 100y2
8ya
8V4
*27
27J/2
41%
41%
.
20
Inc
4
8,300
*95
10
Jan
800
40%
22 y2
5
July 11
12 %
35V4
98
36
No par
66
12%
40 %
34'/2
*96
23
35
6.25
common
75
40%
x22
*94
96'/2
22%
—1
8
Jun
12%
41
100
29
47
*i2y«
40%
40%
2.50
preferred
6% preferred
Wisconsin Public
12 y2
39%
41V2
Brake
Industries
*12y8
43 V2
97%
100
Wilson-Jones Co
14% Mar 30
23% May 31
67% Dec
84% July 15
9
26
6
94% Feb
10
4
29
27% Feb
$4.25
12 »/4
40%
42
*95
preferred——50
Wilson & Co Inc
10
121/#
600
5,600
44%
1
Wilcox Oil Co
19
36% Mar
7
19% Feb
42% Jan
36% Apr
119
Mar 30
2,800
5%
44
96%
5
common.
convertible
Feb
25% Feb
Dec
31% Feb
11
$3
24
5%
85
5
White Stores Inc
82% Feb
9
83
114% Jan
9
May 27
27% Jan
59% Nov 19
9% Nov 23
4
5%
86
57/4% preferred
8
28% Jan
32% May
32 V# Jan
July
52% Jan
31% Mar 10
5%
40%
94
94
"
—No par
White Sewing Machine
Prior preference
23%
5%
*83
Telegraph
Co
5,200
*85
8
Motor
800
40%
38%
85
14% Jan
July
25%
5V2
39 y4
49 Va
39%
*37%
24
25%
5%
*25y2
5'/2
*49%
84
27% July 12
48 y4
49%
4,600
84
2
14
8
25
36
85
White
Jun
68% July
26
36
94%
6
May 10
99
14
6
22
38
36V4
86
8
45
34% Jan
38
36
10,700
86y2
25
37% Mar 14
22
7
62% Jan
(?6% Jan 27
40y2
37%
10,000
36%
t
1,900
73%
y4
*94
Westinghouse, Electric com_
3.80% preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
1
40%
37%
20 y4
73
*84
67% Jan
53% Mar 20
7
Apr
49%
39%
*49
393/4*
20
73
*85
com__No
preferred
RR
Westinghouse Air
493/s
40l/4
37%
20 y4
72%
86
100% Feb
2
66% Dec
Jan
103
5
49%
20 Va
74V4
86
7
Mar
102% Mar 11
7
65
36'/2
20
94%
Ry
2nd
noncum
36%
47%
*85
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred——
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
i
5
4%%
convertible preferred—80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
93% Apr 28
23% May 27
«
24% Jan
6
Union
77 Vt Jan
88%
15
23
Western
4%
10
Jun
Sep 22
13
Jun
97
Jan
Jan
32% Jan
78
17% Jan
Pacific
25% May ,2
45% Feb 17
28
35
Western
38% Mar IS
65% Sep
36
6
19
36J/2
/.
47 y4
*84
Inc.—
Maryland
Jan
21% Feb
57
39% July
24
Western
6
37
41% May. 11
21
40% Mar 30
37% Jan
4
37y4
4
.
46
86
Supply Co com
4.80% preferred
4
Dec" 17
53%
Sep
37% Dec
Jun
74%
r,
47
_100
—
96
100% Aug 12
29
20>/4
74
1,300
45%
86
Auto
Dec
20V4
74%
2,300
120
6Vb
*84
96% Jun
95
x47%
20%
49%
-
100
17
Air Lines
6%
497/8
5%
16,400
*85
pfd
Pulp & Paper common
4%% preferred
72y4
4,400
85
20
200
*94
4
Western
85
6
12%
56% Jan
Western
85
6
40%
8
4
85
37
100
8
85
•
74V2;
-100
17
85
53/4
47
=
5%
48y4
40%
preferred series C
35% Jan
86
*85
5%
5%
*12y4
preferred Series B
41 y4 Jun
85
5
4.10%
17
11%
4
4.20%
27
11%
Co
20
Apr
9
8%
11%
26%
57/a
4%%
29% Feb
58 Va
9'/4
11%
25%
5%
22
Va
*58%
9'/2
ll3/4
—5
1
Jun
West
58%
9
9 V*
11%
37%
86% Jun
Mar
,
9%
ll7/a
49%
39%
86
C
58»/2
9V2
38
21
1 July 22
Dec
Coal
4,300
ll7/a
50
40%
92% Feb
42
Apr
96
1,000
36%
4,200
17%
9%
Co.
Electric
West
12
57%
36%
58%.
"
36%
58%-.
400
"
35
ll7/8
40y2
Mills
Knitting
57%
36%
58 y2
58 y2
57%
20
5
;
57%
36V* -
58%
36 V#
38
Welbllt Corp
5% May
41% July
Apr
No par
No par
Waukesha Motor Co
4
57%;
*36% '
*
48V4
1
No par
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
7
Apr
45% Jan
21
1
July
4
23
103
50% July
43
(S D) Co—
16
Sep
Dec"29
Warren
27
79
77%
30
Jan
78y2 Dec
22
37% Jun
57%
36%"
36'/2
5%
10
Pharmaceutical
*17 ?
(
85
5
Co——
Warner-Lambert
Jun
102
27% Sep
Warner
20
34%
17%
65
.
9>/2
1
;
34%
17%.
*17
57%
11%
—100
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
33% Jan
19
28
i
6% preferred—
Industries Corp
34V4
( 33%
17 y4
58 »/4
"
Ward
Jun
65:
*63%
*63%
34%
17%
57%
36%
-
65
-
63%
58
2.50
2
21% Mar
4
1
Inc
Co
24
13
38V4 Apr
Jun
85% Dec
29% Jan
Tiernan
&
*63%:
90
18
63%
'34%
18
58V2
33%
*17%
*
Baking Co common
23% July 14
24
3% Jan
Wallace
Ward
—
(Hiram) G & W
Waiworth
97%
34%
63%
-35%
637/a
*f,
—15
7
50% July
76
38% May 25
37
4
25»/4 Jan
16y« Dec 30
■
Corp
Walgreen Co
4
100
No par " : /
-JO- ' ;
No par
;/
System—*.:.
Jan
*961/4
96
96
96
■
preferred.
18y4 Jun
A
Sep 22
11% Nov
4%%
RR
%
12% May 19
39
52% July 20
7
73% Mar
96
*24 y4
102
19 Va
116'/2
24 Va
- 104-
19%'
118'/a
82
;
8%
.28%
25
102 y4
82
8%
29%
25
103 %
82
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8%
28%
40
2,000
8%
1,600
28%
14,700
24%
400
v?
103 y4
19%
11,600
2,900
*24 y4
101
8,900
19
19V4
19""
117
119%
118%
121
31,200
delivery. rCash sale. wdWhen distributed, x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights.
Volume
Number 5969
192
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(229)
%■
Bond Record from the New York Stock
FRIDAY—WEEKLY
—
letter*
italie
The
YEARLY
"Interest
headed
column
the
In
the bond* mature. Figures after decimal
When
Period"
25
Exchange
Indicate
In
point represent one or
each
more
the
case
32nda of
month
a
point.
LOW AND HIGH 8ALB PRICES
Range for.,Year 1959
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
YORK
Low
STOCK
Treasury 4%s
treasury
Treasury
May
4s
4s
1
1
Feb
,
86.8
Apr
11
86.8
Apr
3%s
Treasury 3%s
11
Treasury
Treasury
3s
Feb
15
Aug
15
Treasury
3s
Feb
15
23As
Sep
15
18
•103
103.8
•101.16
101.24
100.2
*100.4
100.12
♦100.6
100.14
•100.10
100.18
*100.14
100.22
*99.2
99.10
*100.2
100.14
*100.8
100.16
*99.6
99.14
*99.26
15
2%s
Treasury
15
99.10
93.2
93.12
*93.8
♦91.20
91.28
*91.16
91.24
*91.20
91.28
97.30
♦97.28
98
*97.30
98.2
96.16
♦96.18
96.24
*96.20
96.26
*91.4
91.12
97.24
♦97.26
*96.2
96.8
*96.10
*86.18
86.26
87.2
*87.2
99.16
*99.12
*86.26
99.14
*99.12
100.2
*99.30
95.6
*95.10
■*98.26
98.30
*98.22
98.26
*91.12
< 91.20
'*96.20
" 96.24
•
1963
■
95.14
*9o.2
100.2
•99.31
87.10
*87.6
.
99.16
•91.26
92.2
♦98.2
98.6
*96.22
.
96.28
87.14
*99.12
100.3
93.24
92.2
*87.8
99.16
•99.31
87.16
•99.12
100.3
99.16
♦100
100.4
*95.22
95.26
•95.24
95.28
99
•98.30
99.2
♦98.30
99.2
*91.28
92.4
*92.6
92.14
*92.14
92.22
♦96.28
96.30
95.22
♦98.28
,.
92.4
*96.26
*
99.22
*93.16
»9l:26
•
♦95.18
'•
*91.28
•
•99.14
93.16
91.24'"
31.4
*99.10
99.20
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91.12
*99.28
*99.12
491.16
■"
■*91.4
*97.20
1961
15
100.4
*92.26
92.26
91.4"'
*90.28
1962-1967
Aug
*99.2
*90.28
1960-1965
Feb
15 1965
Nov
*99.28
99.2
.*92.13
15
Jun
99.28
*98.26
1961
2'-'/4s
Dec
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 %8_u_<
Treasury 2 %s
96.12 Feb
*102.20 102.28
*101.10 101.13
1995
Treasury
18
102.26
101.16
1966
Treasury
96.12 Feb
♦102.18
*101.8
1964
3s
Shares
102.18
1985
Treasury
Bonds(f)
101.8
*99.20
1974
15 1990
15
High
July 15
♦1C1
15
—May
Sales for
Low
*102.10
1978-1983
15
Jun
Friday
High
July 14
102.6
May 15 1968
Nov
Feb
Thursday
Low
July 1.8
100.24
1980
Treasury 3%s
July 12
•
♦100.16
1969
Treasury 37/8s
Treasury 3%s
Wednesday
Low
High
High
*101. 30
15 1975-1985
Oct
Low
High
July 11
EXCHANGE
Highest
Tuesday
Monday
GOVERNMENT BONDS
97
•96.30
97:2
♦97.2
97.6
•
•'1
}
Treasury .2%s
Dec
15
1963-1968
*89.12
89.20
*89.28
90.4
♦90.4
90.12
*90.6
90.14
♦90.14
90.22
2ty2s
Jun
15
1964-1969
*88.16
83.24
*89
89.8
*89.8
89.16
♦89.10
89.18
♦89.16
89.24
2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2'/2s
Dec
15
1964-1969
*88.4
88.12
*88.20
88.28 /
*88.28
89.4
*88.30
89.6
*89.6
89.14
Mar
15
1965-1970
*87.24
88
*88.4
88.12
♦88.12
8S.20
♦88.16
88.24
♦88.24
Mar
15
1966-1971
*86.24
87
*87.4
87.12
*87.10
87.18
*87.12
87.20
*87.20
87.28
Treasury
Treasury
2%s„—Jun
2%s
Sep
15
*86.18
86.26
*87
87.7
♦87.6
87.14
*87.8
87.16
•87.14
87.22
15
1967-1972
1967-1972
*86.12
86.20
*86.26
87.2
♦87.2
87.10
*87.4
87.12
*87.8
87.16
Treasury
2%s
15
1967-1072
"86.18
86.26
♦87
87.8
*87.6
87.14
•87.8
87.16
♦87.14
87.22
1959-1962
*97.22
97.26
*97.28
98
*97.30
98.2
•97.30
98.2
♦97.30
98.2
*97.10
97.14
♦97.18
97.22
Treasury
Treasury
83.6
85 4
13
Nov
93.24 Nov
20
Jan
93.24 Nov
10
10
Dec
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury
Jun
15
Dec
2%s
15
1959-1962
—Nov
International Bank
'
*97.16
&
*99.23
99.25
1985
*103.24
104.16
*103.24
104.16
*104
104.24
•104
104.24
*104
104.24
*101.16
102.16
*102
103
*102
103
*102
103
*102
103
1961
25
_
*101.16
102
*101.18
102
•101.16
102
♦101.16
102
*99.23
99.25
102
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*99
100
♦99
100
96.16
*96
97
*96
97
*96
*95.16
96.16
*96
97
•96
97
♦96
95.16
*94.24
95.16
*95
96
•95
96
*95
96
94.16
1978
*95.16
96.16
♦95.16
15
1979
♦95.16
96.16
15
1968
*94.16
93.16 May 20
4 %s—(
—Jan
99
•
♦99.16
100.16
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-
100
"
97
97
May
Jan
1
1969
*93.16
94.16
♦93.16
94.16
*93.16
94.16
*93.16
94.16
♦93.16
3'/as
Jan
96
7
33As
3 '/as
Jan
98 *
Oct
15
1971
*96.16
92
*91.16
93
♦91.16
93
*91.16
93
♦91.16
May
92
*91.16
93
*91.16
93
*91.16
15
1975
*90.16
J3%s
Oct
1
1960
•99.24
3%s
Oct
1
1981
*83.16
85
3s
July
15
1972
*86.16
88
3s
Mar
1
1970
*83
85
3%s
rJU ^
•
4
83
Jun
1
2
Jun
83*
2
—
99.26
100.16
1
—May
*99.24
100
1977
4%s
99.26
♦99.16
1
94.16 Aug 14
♦101.16
*99.24
♦99
1
Jan
*
99.26
100.16
Dec
'/2s
1973
*99.24
100
*99.16
4 V2s
7
*97.18
1980
Development
Nov
74%s
93.16 May 20
97.20
1960
15
Feb
4;,/4S
04.16 Aug 14
•
for
Reconstruction
5s
4
|
89
Serial
bonds
*99.24
100.8
100.8
*99.24
93
♦91.16
93
•99.24
100.8
100.8
93
100.8
*99.24
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85
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85
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85
*83.16
85
*86.16
88
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88.16
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88.16
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88.16
*83.16
85
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85
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85
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85
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,
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.
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*98.8
99
*98.8
99
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99
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99
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Feb
15
1962
*96.8
97
*96.8
97
*96.8
97
•96.3
97
•96.8
97
to Stock
admitted
Exchange dealings.
(Range for Week Ended July 15)
Bonds
-
-'
Range Since
*■
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High
New York Stock
Jan. 1
"
No.
Low
Unification
Interest
BONDS
Brazil
High
New York City
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Bid A Asked
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Period
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11
No.
_
_
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1980—
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87
12
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series
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12
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series
No.
13
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14
series
No.
15
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No.
16
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No.
17
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18
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series
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series
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series
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;
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99
96
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1945—Jan-July
1946—Jan-July
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ser
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sec
sink
fd
7s
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3%s 1967
3%s 1966
3%s 1962
15-year 3%s 1969
15-year 4'Vas 1971
June-Dec
June-Dec
—-Feb-Aug
June-Dec
June-Dec
—Afay-Nov
Afar-Sept
May -Nov
Mar-Sept '
:._Apr-Oct
20-year
15-year
'
——
—
15-year 4%s 1973—
1972_
1978—
5%s
1979—
5%B
1980
15-year
5s
20-year
20-year
.
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Austria
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Austrian
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s
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f $ 1973—
4'/is
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56
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20-year
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1957—April-Oct
ser
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
Australia (Commonwealth of)—
56
series
No:
25
June-Dec
*99
scries
No.
26
June-Dec
*97%
No.
27
June-Dec
♦98
series
No.
28_
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series
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29.
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series
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30.
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100
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Volume
192
Number 5969
.
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The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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1971
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debentures
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93
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s
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92
106%
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62
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&
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1982_
I
series
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2042
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3
107
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81
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,
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84V's
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June-Dec
81%
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82%
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—
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June-Dec
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79
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June-Dec
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•
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101
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76
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82
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May-No®
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May-Nov
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1—_May-Now
1977
First
Corp—
Jan-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%a 1974—May-No®
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4Vis
71%
debentures
(Minnesota
96%
79
—
133
1975
54
59
50% ;
•
1973_May-No®
debs
1976
f debentures
89
85%
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f debentures
Coll
93%
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f
8
1974
f
s
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;
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1973—Mar-Sept
debentures
82
.
58%
76
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.
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92%
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—Jan-July
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April-Oct
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1973
s
General
134
15
3%s
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debentures
f
Northern
1053A
100
513
82%
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s
5%s
98 Vi
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1972
18%
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s
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conv
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Corp
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1980
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—
81 %
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mortgage 2%s 1980-i.
mortgage 3%s 1983
mortgage 3%s 1983
General
81
74
55
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refund mtge 3Vis ser F 2003
&
77
83%
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mortgage
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4s
mtge
cons
General
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——April-Oct
1978
84%
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79
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25
Long Island Lighting Co 3Vis ser D 1978June-Dec
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debentures
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1976
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debentures
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60 Vi
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62%
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,
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interest 2003
82
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refunding
56
-
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May-Nov
series A
4s
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B
Haven
A
2043
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series
West
63
51%
55%
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May-Nov
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2043
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F 5s contingent Interest 2003——May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
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4.50s
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„
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97%
■
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Lockheed
53
3Vis
gold
A 2004——Jan-July
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Jan-July
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; Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981—Jan-July
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50
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25
2003
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94%
60
gold 3%s 2000
series
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&
series
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4s
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South
fixed interest 2003
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Series
20
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Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
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extended to 19S4
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92
.
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1st A ref 5s stamped 1974
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Series
90%
59%
collateral
4s
General
Ac
April-Oct
1997————Jan-July
3%s
AGeneral mtge conv inc 4%s ser A 2022
May
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105%
79
•
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Term
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Jon-July
Jan-July
1987
Power Co 3%s 1978
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conv subord debentures 1979.
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Jersey
N
debentures
f
Interstate
Jersey
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s
I-T-E
Orleans
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s
4 Vis
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I
series
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or
Bid & Asked
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83
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1972—
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mortgage
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83%
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1982.
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.
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
1
.
11
Jan-July
1980 —:
debentures
f
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81%
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Jan
Low
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High
BONDS
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Bonds
Friday's
Low
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
bonds
1971
2%s 1967
2%s 1974
2%s 1981
First
A
refunding 2%s 1978
A
First
mortgage
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refunding 3Vis 1983
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—
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—
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Volume
192
Number
5969
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.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(233)
NEW YORK STOCK,EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
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Phllco
or
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1984
4%s
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conv
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1987
guaranteed
guaranteed 4 Vis ser J
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3%s debentures
1972_/__;
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1977—
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*
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,
82
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debs
99
82
82
Map-Nov
April-Oct
Jan-July
April
April
First mortgage 3'As series B
1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s' 2000—Feb-Aup
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970__Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967_Jan-JuZp
General
mortgage 3s 1979
_Map-Nov
<
; 88%
84%
.
99%
1981
Gen mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991
101%
97%
92%
116
109% 112
100'A
June-Dec
1986
1965--—"
debentures
North Alabama
&
debs
conv
Marchant—
subord
Socony-VacUum
South
4%s
Corp
M
&
.
112
93%
mtge 2%s ser E
West
*85 "
\
--
27
*87%
1st
82%
97
9
103
867A
98%
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82%
36
97'A
103'A 104%
'•
97'A
97 7/tt
98
98%
-April-Oct
187'/a
85
10
—
__
103
1983—Feb-Aug
93%
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
General mortgage
4'As 1983.
—Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995Mop-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973.April-Oct
118'A
86%
867A
97'A
10
1968
debentures
refund
1st
79
96%
"
100% 100%
f..
977/a
1983
Power
First and refund
96%
104'A
Jan-July'
;
s
First
Gen
1977———Map-Nov
96%
America—
&
1st
—
86 7A
of
subord
Electric
and
47As
subord
87
Co—
subord
conv
3'As
4'as
__
*82%
95
"
114'A
*96%
—
:__J
—_Jan-July'
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982—April-Oct
^Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp—
,,v'A
','
*
5'As conv subord debentures 1982—
April-Oct
Shell Union Oil 2'As debentures 1971—__ApriZ-Oct
5s
76
72%
82%
—
—
87%
"l
1
debs
97 %
97 »/a
Corp—
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Corp
71'A
65'A
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111
V
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'
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4s
89'A
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2
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1
♦«
96
97 'A
1976
1S67
Works
Participating
Vanadium
66% ,77
,
'
*87'A '95
HI
--June-Dec
1966
debentures
Co
—
4
*79
77%
,
1982—
&
77
1978——
debentures
Steel
88%
86
93 7A
937/a
*88
94%
72 %
'
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1972
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33
87
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—-
Mar-Sept
.
1974—
4%s
Steel
68
I
.
34
65'A
—
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1980—
1977
Acceptance
4%s
36
67'A
86%
—
B
Co—
RR
debentures
f
s
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,
Line
United
Virginia
certificates Nov
Depot
mortgage 3s
37/«s
66%
65 Va
—
1971.1
i
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-No®
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures
1971——Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jazi-July
Seaboard Air
71%
71
.691/4
*76
Mar-Nov
States
Ry—
certificates
inc
Union
71
United
69
T
69
68%
2%s
debentures
84
;•> •
r
69
Jan-July
1997—
series A Jan 2006-.
Louis-Southwestern
St
■
Co—
A
,69
debentures
84
__
*70
,
—April-Oct,;
,
income
First
gold 5s 1996_Jan-July I
mtge inc 4Vis ser A'Jan 2022
May •'
4s series B 1980—Mar-Sept
mtge
A5s
St
Francisco
mortgage
1st
1st
1996————
6s
*85
——
'■
St Louis-San
lst
1971———Mar-Sept
A
series
Adirond'k
&
gold
3s
f
80
90'A
10
Mar-Sept
1977—
s
91
80
:-'-
—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
mtge & coll
4%s
115%
108
/
71%
101
85
■
__
-Y ;'■
81
75
*82%
May-Nou
April-Oct
1973—__April-Ocf
1st
105
86
65
1
*80'A
1975
debentures
i—• '
69
94%
*91
.—Feb-Aug
3%s
3%s
80
69
Jan-July
1972—
82%
,
83%
<:
94%
Jan-July
74
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77
6
:
81%
88
74
'
7 9 'A
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—
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86
■
99
79
8i
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81%
,
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.,
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1966__ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
2%s
Y."-V"
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4
•
*
124%
79%
96'A
.
90%
75
107%
;
'
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—
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1991_Mar-Sept
1977—-
&
79%
75
__
90'A
1976——Feb-Aug
C
1973
debs
99%
75%
2
73%
97%
:-!i
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;
*
72
3
Map-Nov
debentures
2%s series
s
&
f
s
2%s
Power
•
+mm
75
—:
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2%s debs 1970——June-Dec
mtge
U
Saguenay
84%
'%•'
•'
77
1971—Map-Nov,
1st
89%
,90
.
80%'
i;
1980——June-Dec
mtge
4%s
122
85%
7
96
75
;._Feb-Aus»
;
1st
92%
,
<106%
89
1977—
conv/debs
6%s
McBee
debs
conv
*—
91
"98'
—ApriZ-Oct
-
of Missouri 3%s
mtge
1st
3%s
1969—Mar-Sept
90
1—"17
June-Dec
1982
Corp 2%s 1970
& coll trust 3%s
92 Va
Corp—
3 Vis series J
mortgage
79%
85%
23
ffr'A '
—
"98
81%
78%
.
3%s
debs
78
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Tv
90
*84'A
73%.-73%
98
1985__Jan-JuZp
27As debs 1961
27As
123%
25
—
89%
/.„95 Ve
June-Dec
ser
1986—:
4'As
103
95%
108
__
*79%
A^
.
Pacific—
Orleans
debentures
Gas
89
34
90
Map-NOV
;
37As
47As
3%s
RR
82
87
—
121% 123
June-Dec
1968
Car
93
80%
,80
'
General
5
99
Louis—
1st
90/'■.
^
1983—_ApriZ-Oct
92
87 %
*89 '/a
1970__AprZZ-Oct
of California
Biscuit
3%s
.
90
__
89%
——Jan-Jply
June-Dec
& coll tr 2'As
3 'As 1982
Tank
United
.'—/Jan-July#"
Corp—
subord
conv
Ja/i-July
,_.
95
1979
M
'
-■
_Ja«-Julyr
19784-——
Co
Pacific
United
l
83%
94
1990—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage
,
__
1955——Apr-Ocf
.
83->«
80
__
*92
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
Oil
mortgage 6s
adjustment bonds— series Ails'/8—
•
Oil
mtge
mtge
Union
'/
New
debentures
-
1953—Feb-Aup
§ A Consolidated
Debt
of
RR
Union Electric Co
.
-
—Map-Nov
78%
11
*95
>
70
80
32
3'As series B
refund
Tri-Continental Corp
159
58'A
1
82%
83
3%s series C
Pacific-Missouri
6s
mortgage
-*"5%s
v,
85
.
120'A
9
82'A
83
gold 5s 2000
.
May-Nou
__
1952
:
*85
—
.
1,674
'.59'/8
82%
93%
s
'Radio
M
Tidewater
103
1971—Map-Nov
1972
RR—
M
Term
90'A
100 »/*
May-Nou
St
first
Thompson Products
81'/a
88%
■ __
.
of
refund
Texas
86 %
2
109
95
1966—Jan-Juiy
1981—
debentures
General and
85%
80 Va
Jan-July
1964—__
82
94%
92'A
99
-V-'
Orleans
Pacific
141%
60
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
debentures
notes
refund
and
112%
24
1979
First and
Texas &
75 y.
80%
79
,
114
Inc—
First
92'A
75%
89%
debentures
debentures
86%
*77
—
First and
2%s
'•
85'A
3s
121% 124
70%
76'A
98 'A
impt M 4s series C 2019—„Jan-July
impt 27As series D 1985—April-Oct
(The) 3%s debs 1983—Map-Nov
New
High
12
»5
98'A
99'A
9u% 100'A
Company
Texas
•96'A
First
4%s
and
Texas
94
74'A
80
997A
1173
Assn
and
Jan. 1
Low
99
Jan-July
1973
1st mtge 6s
conv
RR
121%
Range Sine*
No.
73%
ApriLOct
1982
1982
debs
debs
notes
Refund
81
92%* 93%
First
Quaker1 Oats
capital
^Terminal
4V'4S
debentures
(James)
senior
Texas
May-Nou
_
2%s
Refund
114% 119%
92%
2'As
Bonds
Sold
High
April-Oct
37As
debentures
5'As
84
81
10
First
3Vis
Co
&
27As
100%
84
82 %
Corp
1983
conv
debentures 2%s
Oil Co 3%s
Talcott
*84
Friday's
80
June-Dec
1974
Surface Transit Inc
92'%
90%
94%
—
90'/s
Oil
4%s
3'As
(Ohio)
Chemical
89
.70%
Co
1984
1983
(N J)
Oil
debs
California
debentures
'Standard
45
89
70%
*93%
98'/s
April-Oct
Map-Nov
subord
conv
debentures
Standard Oil
98%
98Vs.
—
.
88%
'
5s
1985
1983
Standard
Co—
1963
Inc
2%s debs
Standard
*90
Chem
Gamble
&
debentures
3>us
95%
--
*98'A
.—,
Procter
102
91%
*98%
5s series B 1975—__ApriZ-Oct
3%s series E 1975—April-Oct
1st mtge 3 Vis 1964—May-Nou
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
__ApriZ-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st general 5s series B 1962
Feb-Aug
Plantation Pipe Line 2,%s 1970
Mar-Sept
3 Vis s f debentures 1986
April-Oct
Potomac Electric Power Co 3s 1983——Jan-July "
3%s conv debs 1973—,
—Map-Nov
Coke
Southwestern Bell Tel
4Vis
1964-Map-Nov
or
Bid & Asked
Low
'
;r-
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Period
Exchange
123 /a
98
13
*72'/8
o
Interest
High
104%
290
106% 107%
*86%
lfm—:'
__
General mortgage
,vGeneral mortgage
Pittsb
New York Stock
Low
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General
BONDS
Jan. 1
102
107%
: _/*Y
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3 Vis s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/es 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Cnic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated
105
94%
Feb-Aug '
Consolidated
High
102
Philip Morris Inc 47/8S sf debs 1979
June-Dec
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964—Feb-Aug
Range Since
Sold
105%
Apr-Oct
*
Friday
Bonds
Low
subord
conv
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Corporation—
4%s
( Range for Week Ended July 15)
v.
Week's Range
Last
29
99
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
on
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, July 11,
Stock
and
Range for Week Ending July 15.
ending Friday, July 15.
It is compiled from the report of the American
Friday
STOCKS
.
V:: V
Aberdeen
■
Y '■
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Mfg
.
Y
Corp
Corp
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
<
'
class
A—
of Prices
Low
Par
1
^______10c
3
__
2'A
-
2'A
Exchange
bond
or
itself
in
and
which
any
is intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
Sales
High
2%
5,900
3
2
Jun
Jun
5
3%
Jan
Jan
Admiral
Plastics
Aerojet-General
Aeronca
10c
Corp
Corp
;
1
Corp
1
Manufacturing/
1/1
Manufacturing
Sales
Range
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
.
300
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
:
Last
STOCKS
/Shares .*!
3
Week's
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Y
stock
High
7'A
8%
8%
9%
4%'
4%
5 'A
2,200
5%
100
60
6'A
" 567A
61
Range Since Jan. I
Low
18,400
9,100
6,400
7'A
"
4'A May
54
■
Apr
6% May
High
TVe Mar
72'A May
107/a
Jun
Acme
Missiles & Construction Corp
Class A common
25c
Acme
Acme
Precision
Wire
Products
Co
Inc
__1
10
"
For footnotes, see page 33.
6%
6%
7%
17,100
4%
4%
-.
17'A
17 %
700
600
5% May
4% Feb
17'A July
8%
Jun
Aero
5%
Jan
Agnew
21'A
Jan
Aid
Supply
Surpass Shoe
Investment
&
Discount
Inc
.—1
37A Mayi
18
*
Stores
f
5»/4
;1 5
Jun
Apr
7
Jan
22
■' Jan
6%
Jaa
30
The Commercia[ end
(234)
Finenciul
. Monday,
Ju.y 18, Chto
1860
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended July 15)
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Par
Alabama
Alabama
Power
5%
Co
Alaska
Airlines
Inc
N
Jan
$2.50
86 V*
Jan
6%
Jan
Calvan
85
Jan
1,000
4
58
Feb
6
6%
Jun
100
71
July
6%
600
6%
6%
7%
14,200
3%
3%
3%
600
9%
9%
600
6
.10c
--j*
City
~5%
-jo
12%
13%
ilv*
10%
12%
15
15
-1
convertible preferred
Co Inc
Control
Allied
Paper Corp
All-State Properties Inc
7% Mar
Canada
Bread
Jan
Canada
Cement
Jan
6% %
9% May
4% Mar
12% Mar
Canada
10
3,500
6,100
Gas
6% July
Canadian
Dredge
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
Husky
17
Jun
Canadian Industrial
10%
4% May
Jan
New
capital
Ltd
Jun
23 %
Jan
Canadian
Javelin
Jan
81% Mar
Canadian
Marconi
American Beverage Corp
American Book Co
~1
6
6%
400
Jun
8%
Jan
Canadian
Petrofina
Ltd partic pfd
20
45
45%
2,600
42
Apr
50%
Jan
Canadian
Williston
Minerals
16
17%
3,800
14% Jun
11% May
19 V*
Jun
19%
Jun
Canal-Randolph
Corp
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Ltd
Electronics
American
Israeli
American
uiv
11,700
Paper Mills Ltd—
shares
11
Laundry Machine
American
MARC
900
Meter
Petrofina
American
Seal-Kap Corp of
class
26% July
52
Jun
Jan
Casco
Anacon
Lead
Ltd
16"%
Jan
Jun
4%
Apr
Catalin
Apr
32%
Feb
Cenco
2% Mar
2%
Jan
Central
17.400
1
% July
Castle
Jan
(AM)
of
Central
Maine
Power
Central
Anken
Chemical
Anthony
Apollo
Pools
<fc
Film
Inc
Industries
35c
Aro
Co
Jan
91% Mar
13,200
34 %
Jan
40
18,600
30%
Jan
38 % May
86%
18%
4
dep rets
Associated
Oil
Associated
Atlantic
CI
Stores
&
Tel
Gas
Research
Supply
cl
A
partic
%
A
800
V4 Mar
9%
9%
400
9% May
%
%
%
2,600
12%
12^8
12%
1,603
JUiy
Jan
15
9%
Apr
9%
9,800
July
10
Jun
Chief
Feb
Christiana
Jan
8%
Jun
Cinerama
25'A
Jun
Clark
May
I,300
8%
7%
8%
20,100
Non-voting
101% 102%
"3%
5c
.10
70
600
55
52%
7,700
46
1%
600
1 %
6%
4,200
5
May
6,700
2
May
3,300
12%
8%
II,300
2,600
7% Mar
4%
5
600
4,000
4 V,
5%
700
12%
2,400
13%
14%
1,800
17
17%
8,300
41
400
39% July
Oil & Gas class A
17%
—
Inc
•;
5
16
Feb
16
Mar
3%
1,400
3%
5%
~lVa
3,900
_7%
Candy
Corp
Corp
Basic Incorporated
Bayview Oil Corp common—
600
45%
42
48%
29,800
22
21%
23
1.500
16%
-1
3%
16'%
1,500
15%
Jun
24%
Jan
1,800
3%
7%
7%
8
600
7 %
Corp
11%
Inc
Birdsboro
Corp
.
5
Blauner's
46%
2,800
20%
22%
12,100
7%
1,100
20%
1,000
4%
1
21 %
46
17%
46'A
50e
Inc
11%
6%
Telephone of Canada—
Belock Instrument
Corp
Co
5%
2,000
3%
(S)
Bobble
Brooks
Bohack
(H C)
St
Co
3%
100
700
9
9%
200
25%
25
27%
9,500
34
33%
34%
700
95%
95%
60
19%
22%
7,600
14%
15%
300
2%
2'A
1.200
4%
13,900
—
Inc—
Co
common
prior preferred
Borne Chemical Co Inc...
Inc
% Jun
19%.
:
—
C/.-
__
Corp
Brillo
Co
Petroleums
-1
American
British
Amer
dep
Amer dep
rets
rets
Oil
Diesel
Crown
Cork
Crown
Drug
Jan
Crystal
13%
Jan
$1.12
20% July
38%
Jan
99%
39%
Jan
14
,
19%
Jun
3%
Feb
Columbia
British
Petroleum
Power
32%
Forman
Class
4%
B
5%
Brown
B
S
Rubber
60c
6%
cl
A
convertible
St
f:
10
Detroit
Mar
10%
Gasket
&
preferred
4%
5%
5,900
7%
8%
800
Industrial
Dllbert's
39% Mar
10%
9
1st
Diversey
Jan
Dixon
9%
Jan
13%
13%
700
13% July
2.50
9%
9%
9%
1,300
A
A
A
2,100
A Apr
2%
2%
700
1% Jun
12 %c
10%
1014
10%
4,900
•
15%
15%
16%
13,800
2%
3V4
54,100
9
Mar
Edmonton
Aviation
Corp
Ltd—
Inc
For footnotes, see page 33.
10c
3
7%
Jan
13% May
2% May
%
%
%
3%
Feb
9% Mar
4%
Jan
3% Mar
7% Jan
16%
Jan
33%
33%
100
12 Va
12%
1,400
17%
17%
100
7%
4
8%' Jun
4,900
Mar
%
Jan
1
Jan
Jan
32
Jun
36
Jan
12% July
16% May
19%
Jan
16% May
17%
Apr
17%
16%
14%
14%
14%
200
13%
18%
18%
18%
700
18'A Mar
7%
7%
7%
1,200
17 %
1,900
15
May
Jan
17%
18%
Jan
Jan
16%
Feb
19
Jan
7
Jun
8%
Jan
7
2%
2%
25%
25 %
2%
6,800
27
24,900
1,700
50
17%
17%
200
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1%
1%
Jun
9%
Jun
2%
Jun
3%
25'A July
7% Mar
46 Vs
Jan
8%
Apr
Jun
11%
Feb
Jan
62
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A
16,900
9
46 %
3% July
57
59%
14
13%
14
4,800
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700
14
14%
1,000
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13%
100
8
8%
2,600
8%
9
7%
8%
Feb
Jan
Jun
•8%
Jan
16 Va Mar
18%
Jan
6
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26
57
Feb
5%
14,500
%
50c
;
8%
Mar
9%
14
1%
41
% May
48 % Mar
Jun
Mar
%
Apr
19V2
1-July
Jan
67
Jan
Jun
19% May
13% July
Jan
12
Jun
Feb
A Jan
3%
Jan-
18% May
8% July
Feb
600
13%
7%
7 Va
7%
17,000
4 %
3%
3%
3%
3,200
9%
9%
9%
1,100
2%
2%
400
9% May
2% May
4,800
18'A May
■*
•
23%
23 %
26
May
30
135
11%
2,500
11
10%
1,400
140
1
6%
5%
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6,900
9%
10 Va
1,500
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9%
200
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10
12
Jan
Jan
28%
Jun
141
Apr
14%-Feb
9% May
4% May
14%
Jan
8% Mar
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1%
8% Mar
9%
Apr
3%
Jun
10
35%
Jan
11%
140
11%
1
18% Apr
7% July
4% Jan
Apr
3% July
33
Jan
9% July
9%-Apr
Jan
16%
15%
12%
Jun
6%
35
&
Jan
11% May
10% May
Jan
Co
Duke
11
11
11%
11%
12 %
Ltd
5,200
6^ Jun
17%
500
16% Julv
20*
Feb
11
11%
2,700
11
July
16%
Feb
13'A
13'A
13%
1,200
13% July
16%
Feb
9 Va Mar
10%: Jan
10
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11%
3,100
8% May
11% July
32
32 V*
1
:
125
28'A Mar
10 Va
9%
10%
1,000
9% July
13%
8%
8%
9%
5,800
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Jun
10%
Jan
Jun
47%
Jan
45%
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>
1
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26
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class
B common..
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7
51%
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6%
51 %
3 A
5'A
1
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33
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8,200
7%
3,700
—
—
51%
>
600
3%
2,200
5 %
200
—
23% May
6% July
33 %
Jan
9 Va
J an
27
24%
5
Durham
Jan
6%
16 %
1
Jan
9%
6 %
32.50
Jan
Jan
16%
•
:
3%
Jan
12% May
14%
11%
7.50
23%
5%
Jun
_•
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Co
6%
11
10% Mar
•
common
Corp
900
5,800
*
1
ord stock
Harris Co
Power
11
1
2%
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
Draper Corp
Drilling & Exploration
Driver
4% May
10s
reg
Research
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Duraloy (The) Co
10% July
700
8
2,800
1
Inc
$2 preferred
Dorsey
(The)
Jan
3%
16 %
8%
20c
com
Textile
.
Inc———1
Jun
1
7%
May
1% May
32,200
2.50
...
Tar St Chemical Co Ltd
11
10% Apr
8% Jun
600
~8%
50c
Dominion
Dorr-Oliver
200
2% Jun
5% Jun
11%
20% Jan
6"% May
~7%
common.l
Jan
Dominion
6,300
1,200
•
A
19'A
Jun
1%
1,900
7,500
7%
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Corp
Jan
1
Company
dep rets ord
Chemical
10
8%
Ltd—
15%
Amer
Jan
10%
2%
6Vb
13
7
Dome Petroleum Ltd
1%
2%
5%
12%
7
Quality Supermkts
preferred
Jun
8%
8%
2%
5%
1
1
Apr
1% Apr
7% May
2% Jun
Distillers Co Ltd—
Jan
1
10
46,800
7
Products
17%
7
3%
10c
Bridge Co Ltd
8%
3%
~3%
1
Steel St Coal
5
500
100
Dominion
1
17%
3,600
8'A
300
Inc
Dominion
50c
3,400
2i'ff
8%
2,100
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd—
Jan
16%
13% May
3% Jun
18%
2%
is
9%
Manufacturing
Jan
900
17%
2
3%
stock
Productions
6% July
10 % Feb
dep rets ord shares—3> 6d
Calif Eastern
debenture
Desilu
Jan
common
Burroughs (JP) St Son
Burry Biscuit Corp.
Calgary
Jan
3% Mar
Corp
(The)
Mines
8%
Jan
8
14%
18%
5
7
-
Feb
53%
A
class
Jun
serial preferred
St Machine Co
American
213
37
Mfg
2%
14
7%
50c
Apr
3% Jun
14%
Jun
3%
Stores
Jun
66%c
5%
~9%
A pref__
System Inc cl A
Transit
Jun
Die
Burma
5%. Jun
11%
6%
1,200
6,200
20
12%
1,400
Jan
6%
51%
Inc—
300
3%
Jun
5%
5%
10c
Brothers
100
6%
14%
5%
_1
18,300
3%
Apr
15% May
34% July
8% Jan
Jun
3%
class
12%
--
Jun
8% Mar
•
common
15%
•
Jun
Jan
13%
19%
4
•
13%
1
6%
26%
6,100
•
11%
7
May
1% Jan
2,300
50c
15
6%
Apr
5%
2.50
13%
Company
Bunker Hill
15'A
Jan
%
12%
common
Co
com_30o
Co
Buffalo-Eclipse
26,600
10
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan
Buell
613
Land
30c
Distillers
common
Mills Ltd class B
F
1,100
6%
Jan
5%
5
5
partic
preferred
7%
preferred
Bruck
32%
613
7%
11%
25c
(Md)
"A"
Co
Day Mines Inc
Dayco Corp class
Ltd—
Brown Company
Brown
22 Va
.11
._1
Co
dep rets ord reg
5%
5%
1
Iniernat'l
A
B
Dennlson
May
14%
1
Crystal Dairies
Daryl Industries Inc
Davega Stores Corp common
Apr
,
8
9 % Mar
Jun
1.50
Corp
Daltch
Feb
19% July.
713 May
31% July
Jan
3%
1
Laboratories
Class
Feb
1,000
13,900
6%
3% May
•
common
Cutter
9% Mar
47
3,400
1%
9% Mar
28% July
33
8 Va
1
7%
20
class
150
8A
100
loc
:
Manufacturing Co
35
A
3,300
4
10c
Tobacco 'Co
D C
8
Corp
Inc
American Oil Co
Dejay
8 Va
8%
6 %
4
7 %
1
A
Curtis
6% May
6 % Jan
32% Jun
Jun
900
6%
3%
11%
1
Corporation
lit May
15 %
1.25
Cubic
25%
1'
•
Venezuelan Oil vtc
Apr
May
250
4
1
:
Engineering
Cuban
34
JE1
Jtl
Ltd
class
&
Cuban
Cuban
Jan
4,900
Products
Jun
Jan
13,200
Jan
10
•
Smelt Ltd
&
Pacific
Jun
8%
2Va
10
10
10
Jan
10c
Corp
preferred
31%
26%
Electric
Oil St
Jun
2Va
Jun
13 Va
Co
Reynolds
Jan
29% May
26%
11%
5
100
2%
Feb
Jan
.
preferred class A
Detroit
ord reg
ord reg
British
Amer
Co
6%
400
1,700
American Tobacco—
12,500
400
5%
26%
British
10%
7% May
12% Jun
12% July
23% Mar
Jun
Jun
9%
5,700
7%
5
Jun
9 %
1,900
30%
5%
-1
Ltd
3%
lti%
13%
30
30
Manufacturing Co
Britalta
4%
1
Bridgeport Gas
Feb
3%
15,000
25%
Feb
23%
9%
20
10,500
46%
1% May
3% May
5%
Feb
8,400
32%
Davidson
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
20e
Brazilian Traction Light St Pwr ord—•
Jun
3,100
11
Feb
94%
25,600
15%
5% Mar
8%
4%
13%
13 %
16
5% Mar
43% 'Jan
12%
12%
10%
Apr
4% July
3% July
Feb
Jan
Mar
10 %
May
11% July
44% May
17%
1%
%
3% May
32
12%
Crowley Milner St Co
Crown Central Petroleum
1% Jan
8
Jan
21%
32
4% Jun
Apr
Jan
28%
Jun
4%
American dep receipts (ord reg)
51
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)_50c
Creole Petroleum
5
Jan
15%
21
11%
12%
Cott Beverage
10% Mar
Jun
Feb
Jun
Courtaulds Ltd—
Jun
25% May
Apr
Jan
36%
20%
32%
St
Apr
1%
16
4%
Corroon
1%
6,800
9
\
11% May
28% May
500
6,200
Jun
11%
Feb
57%
%
39
5
$1
Jan
13 July
-
Jan
9% .Feb
33
20%
Jan
Apr
500
3%
36%
1%
6% May
8"% Jan
6%
4,000
%
3%
36 %
Coro Inc
1,000
%
23
Jan
7,100
4%
23
12%
1%
12
6,900
Cooper-Jarrett Inc
1
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd cl A voting.*
Class B non-voting
•
Jan
7%
4%
34%
•
Continental Materials Corp
Cook Paint St Varnish Co
Apr
1%
7%
Bell
Metals
Construction
Jan
6%
%
33"%
32
8
Jun
Apr
6% May
Feb
4%
Ties
Shoe
Jan
6%
convertible class A
3,200
10%
Jan
15%
Bearings Inc
4,700
12%
Mining
1%
_1
Baruch-Foster
ii
13%
*3%
7%
500
;
13
12%
30%
Feb
1
New
4
Apr
8
27%
1
Consolidated
25
21%
_1
B
~7%
.1
class
7%
12%
,10c
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
25%
% Jun
4%
50
1
Consoliadted
8 A
July
32%
Feb
25'A Mar
27% May
7% July
Co
Stone
Industries
700
1
St
Commercial
850
3%
—
4
Equipment Co
Electronics: Inc
Continental
5,200
3%
Co
Caribbean Oils vtc
Continental
5%
32%
450
11% May ,
22%
Apr
1
u
.
Jan
18%
lc
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20% May
21%
300
6%
Aviation
5%
25
7%
3%"
Continental
18%
23
27%
Jan
50% July
2% Jan
1
Continental Air Lines Inc
18
Apr
7 %
•
Jun
5%
Feb
15 %
22%
1
Co
Products
Jun
18
68
80
27%
10
17
20%
Jan
Jan
1,900
10%
1
14
1
63%
70
13%
10c
4% July
9% May
1
—1
Jun
73 %
2
Feb
51%
1%
2
Jan
6
2,700
65%
1
7
Jan
1%
5
5%
13% May
39%
4%
Feb
12%
1
20% July
15%
May
65
13
1
Consol
Mar
Jun
6 %
31%
1%
2.50
11%
-4
Feb
12
4%
Jan
21
17 %
4,600
Community Public Service
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65-1
Compudyne Corporation
25c
Connelly Containers Inc
50c
Jan
Feb
Jun
•
1%
4
Commercial
%
6% Mar
10
14,100
2
Hosiery Co
Colonial iSand
I8V4 Mar
12 % Mar
9
13%
i
3
Jun
9
19
12
5c
11%
Jan
8%
preferred-
Engineering Co
Bickford's
Jan
8%
50c
Watch
2%
4%
A
Barcelona Tr Light & Power LtdBarker
Brothers
Corp
(AS)
July
Apr
6%
•
Mining
103
lc
Cockshutt Farm
Jun
16%
Banco de los Andes American
shares—
Banff Oil Ltd
Beau-Brummel
58%
200
Jan
Jan
48%
6%
43
•
Co
Aluminum
Cohu
18%
18%
6%
45
Club
Jun
Mar
8%
com
Feb
Jan
6% Mar
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
Clopay Corporation
Feb
15'A
-
%
5%
600
10
Manufacturing
Corporation
Coastal
Feb
Jun
200
5%
Jan
8%
99 %
10
Jan
57%
380
5%
Jan
1%
47%
1
Inc
%
14
28%
400
9%
Mar
Jun
300
55%
100 % 102
Jan
7
5'A May
Feb
"5%
100
Corp
-
86
2%
2
II
3%
Apr
Jan
Jan
104
Jan
1% Mar
3.700
8%
Industries Inc
Baldwin Rubber Co
Baldwin Securities Corp
Bourjois
99%
3%
14%
1
Baker
Blumenthal
Feb
61 %
5%
6%
21%
5%
100
Corp
Jan
47%
2
Corp
Avnet Electronics Corp
Ayshire Collieries Corp
Barton's
117/b
13
17%
non-cum
Barry Controls
Jan
1%
pesos
Industrial
Bailey St Selbiirn
Jan
1%
3%
49%
Corp
class
3
Jun
1% May
6% May
10% Apr
60%
5p
I
9%
1%
500
1%
•
Corp
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Inc
_2%
1%
Inc..
Plastics
Breeze
Oil
Controller
Clary
9
53%
Corp
Consolidated
Chromalloy
Jan
Jun
7-ft July
•¥T5
•
Sewing Centers Inc
5%%
Jun
6%
9
11%
-
1
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
Chicago Rivet St Machine
29%
%
—
~1V*
10c
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants.
Atlas Plywood
Corp
Benrus
July
90%
13,900
•
del Golfo
SugarAtlas Consolidated
Mining St
Devices
i°ff
1
1
America—
Co
Tel
&
%
A
lc
Inc
of
Atlantica
Beck
Cherry-Burrell
Jun
~9%
5
Charter Oil Co Ltd
Jan
19
1,200
12%
1
Chamberlin Co of America
Jan
Claussner
reg
Stationers
Associated
6%
1,400
5%
23
22
7% Apr
4% July
18,800
1
B conv pref
preferred
Electric Co
Investors Inc
5% July
6,800
4%
11,100
conv
17% May
3% July
1,700
3%
5%
5%
22%
40c
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Barnes
19%
3%
3%
10%
6 % May
Industries—
Food
Avien
85 %
2.50
Laundries
Avis
500
19
Jun
A i
9%
ser
$1.50
7 % May
5,100
1
Corp Ltd
Electric
Associated
Aurora
Jun
6,800
pfd__100
preferred
Associated
Atlas
4%
$1.40
Clarostat
Oil
Associated
Audio
Jan
2.50
Co
3%
Jan
%
•
5%
Securities Corp common
Century
Century
55"% May
5
Equipment Corp
Asamera
Amer
Jan
1
Aluminum
convertible
Jan
6%
22%
21,600
warrants
Altex
Jan
6%
5
pfd
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power St Light 4.72
Armour &
8%
Jun
5
4%
100
Inc
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Arnold
May
5% Mar
20c
Corp
3,300
1
pref
pfd
Central Power & Light 4%
Jun
4,000
4
800
6c
3.50%
Jan
1,200
Jun
4%
1
22 %
1
5%
4A
1
19%
Ltd
4% July
14
1
Jun
Exploration
5,900
10
15
Amer
413
"%
10
-
15% July
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Ccrp 'A'
Jan
4%
2iV Jun-
8%
Corp
Corp
1,800
Angostura-Wupperman
Jan
1%
ii
7,500
4%
America
2,500
Anglo
14%
Jun
4
211
8%
Instruments
Hadley
Jun
OJ
•
& Co
Corp
3% Mar
Jun
2%
4%
Corp
Andrea
Corp
Feb
Jan
J an
Jan
•
Anchor Post Products
Radio
Jan
26 v.
5A
3% Mar
5.50
Products
4
13% Jun
300
Mines
Feb
7%
29
3,500
A_
class
35%
26
1
i
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd
.•
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Carter (JW) Co
;
1
Mar
400
Co
26% July
Jan
5
Oil
200
14%
22 % Mar
Amurex
26%
8% Jun
44
American Thread 5% preferred
American Writing Paper
26%
Carnation Co
300
*
Inc
7%
Apr
300
12.80
Co
34%
4^ Mar
49%
7,100
Manufacturing Co
American
American
3%
33% July
July
38
9,000
Inc..
6 % Mar
4% Feb
4,600
20
—
American
American
16%
3% July
450
13,000
1
Can Northwest Mines St Oils Ltd
15 %
600
61V
2.50
12%
Systems Inc
Jun
Gas Ltd—
stock
74%
Business
Feb
May
3%
*
50
American
58
33 %
1
3,900
American
57
May
61V
;
13%
5%
Jun
._10o
Ltd
78%
13
50 %
54 %
3%
Co
Ltd
Oils
12%
*
Jan
52
50
33%
vtc_l
78%
Inc
45
50
6&
•
Aluminum Co of America $3.75 pfd-100
Alsco
50
55
•'
Dock
St
Oil
21% July
57
49%
33%
20
Apr
1
High
18 Va Mar
1
common
Petroleums
Southern
12,100
5
Ltd
Co
Range Since Jan.
Low
21%
57
1
Ltd
Co
July
15
Co
preference
17%
-
Mar
10"% July
12% Mar
8,400
St
Insurance
4%
4%
.
Fire
10%
2,300
-
Oil
Consol
Shares
High
20%
55
_50
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
6 V« May
3% Jun
32,500
-
16
4%
4%
1
6%
5%
July
71
for Week
49%
50
50
preferred
preferred
preferred
Camden
71
Pictures Corp
Artists
42 %
Mar
20%
1
$3.00
July
81
V—
Alliance Tire St Rubber class A..
5Va%
July
25
75
V
4%
4
*
Kunstzide
,dep rets Amer shar
All American Engineering Co.
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc—
Allied
27%
84
^
Amer
Allied
25
California Electric Power common
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
Jun
3,400
82
25%
10
147'A
Week'
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
139 % May
140
100
common
preferred
Algemene
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
146
84
Steel
Wood
Alan
Low
145
Southern4.20% preferred
Great
Fridav
Friday
Sales
Last
gale Pries
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
38%
Jun
41% Mar
•
53
Jan
May
3% Mar
3%
Jan
4% Mar
6%
Jan
4% July
6%
Jan
Volume
192
Number 5969
.
.
Commercial
.
The
Financial Chronicle
and
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
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m
Duro
Test
Co
,
Corp of America
Freightways Inc_
Eastern
Eastern
Malleable
Iron
$6
series
Corporation
B
Elder Mines and
Dev
Electric
A
Share
Bond
&
Ltd
Corp
Assistance
Electronic
Specialty
Corp
of
America—
Forge
6%
& Steel
1st
cum
33/a
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29'A
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of .beneficial
int
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Petroleum
Film ways
class
Motor
of
Fuller
(Geo A)
Gatineau
5%
.
preferred
Gellman
Mfg
General
5%
"wts"
—
Jan
7%
Jan
Electric
ord
Gilchrist
a
Glenmore
Globe
197/0
Gobel
Co
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Amer
Great
Lakes Chemical
Great
Western
73/*
533/0
Hydraulics
0*1/0
Griesedieck
511/4 -
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&
10 %
8%
Feb
12%
12%
2,700
Feb
2%
2%'
4,000
11% July
2 % Jun
19%
2%
3%
Feb
42,100
53/8
800
2
lft
1%
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Co Inc
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new
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4%
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9%
Jan
38
Feb
52%
Jun
55%
16,800
32
Feb
98%
58% July
99
93 %
Jan
99
Mar
Feb
75
Mar
100
■
5V2
4,200
4% May
7%
Jan
4%
3%
12%
3,000
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9,900
3% May
3% Jun
5%
3%
7%
Jan
13
3%
400
.
37/a
14,000
8%
8%
87/b
8%
9%
6%
6%
7%/
100
12% July
3% Jun
8%
Jun
1,700
8 % Mar
600
„
2,200
7%
1,900
7% Mar
1,000
2%
77/a
2%
77/a
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l7/s
22%
22%
--
1%
—
1%
—
2%
77/a
100
1%
1,200
23
700
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2%
10,200
—
8%
Apr
7% July
1%
Jun
22%
Jun
1% July
2% Mar
17%
6%
Jan
Jan
11% Mar
7% July:
3% Jan'
9%
Jun
17%
Jun
7% July
2%
Jan
2 Va
July
3%
Jan
48%
Apr
61
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49%
47%
49%
7,400
38%
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24%
24%
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35
31%
4,400
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Motors
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7%
Jun
51% July
13% Jan
7
Jun
12%
Jan
800
31%.
150
30
Jun
50
115
Jun
127%
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Jun
35%
Jan
116
118
34
35
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32%
94
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100
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31%
500
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57%
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1
11
36
36
10%
11%
100
Jun
Apr
30% May
9% Mar
28
39%
Jan
Feb
97% May
38% Jun
1,500
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common
5
21
100
20% May
23%
5
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21
Apr
19%
20
400
19
22
Apr
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see page
33.
Jan
Jan
Jan
22
May
32%
7%
150
4% July
6% Jan
7%
Feb
6,500
8% Mar
13%
Jun
Jan
7
100
20
Apr
24 Va
1,700
4%
July
7 Va
Apr
3,900
1% May
2 Vs
Jan
11% May
34% Jan
15%
Jan
98 Va
July
90%
78
90%
27,700
49 Va
47%
49%
9,900
45%
Jun
54%
27%
29%
650
27%
Feb
30
12%
13%
23,700
10%
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14
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13%
11%
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b
600
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n
11
800
700
11% May
22%
22
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Jun
13,200
1,600
26% Mar
36
2.50
12%
12%
13%
2,500
12% May
19%
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27%
24,500
9%
4,400
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1,300
6% May
7
17%
Jan
18%
19 Va
6,400
18%
99 Va
97% 100%
5,700
60
5 Va
5%
5%
5%
14%
600
13%
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1,100
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117
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11
jun
6,100
73
70%
73%
4,400
34'A
21%
22
2,000
21
Jun
6%
6%
1
13 Va
13%
13%
2,400
2%
3%
32,300
3
1
preferred
12%
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1
—
—
10%
39%
Mid-West Abrasive
13%
Co
6 Va
8%
1,600
10%
41
13%
82%
Apr
27%
■
Jan
300
9%
Feb
21%
Jan
4% July
13 Va July
16 Va Jan
10 %
Jun
8,100
22
Jan
43 Va
Jun
6%
Feb
1,200
4% May
13% July
14%
20%
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19 Va
24 »/a
Jan
21
21%
500
12%
12%
13%
5,800
50c
6%
6%
6%
500
10%
200
10 Va
Jun
125
95
Feb
200
27% May
3,300
5% May
5
common
Jan
Apr
2.50
Corp
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1%
13% July
1% May
10% Jun
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50c
—
13%
12%
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1
Midland.Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
900
6%:
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16
Feb
21%
10c
Jan
26 Va Mar
Jun
14%
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—.
Jan
9%
Jan
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Corp
12%
Jun
1
,„;Mar
28% July
Apr
19 Va
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6
9 Va Mar
7%
9%
7
Mar
28%
25%
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27 Va July
Marine
Ltd
Microwave
Midwest
1% May
Apr
Jan
32%
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
Mill Factors
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6%
20
27%
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Miller Wohl Co
Feb
1
Extruders
6%
Jan
Jan
1 Va
31%
Mesabi Iron Co
Micromatic
12%
36%
Jun
22
Mfg Co—1
Refrigerating Co
—1
Mining Corp Ltd
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&
%
31%
Merchants
Metal
May
19
5,400
7%
21%
Mar
May
7,500
7%
Jan
Apr
•
23
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9
3,400
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21
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6,500
20%
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7%
—
11%
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&
Jan
13
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Jun
13% July
6% Feb "
12% July
6
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May
■
4%%
convertible
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of
preferred
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Airlines
Molybdenum
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pfd
10%
•
98
28%
10c
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RR
(Can) Ltd
■
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preferred
4.80% preferred series B
4.50%
preferred series C
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
—
Co
Chemical
—
43
V
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Clemens
6%
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preferred
Diablo
Products
com
Mills Inc
"4%
83%
150
•
Nachman
10%
Casket
Petroleum
National
&
Presto
(Mich)
Weld
Machines
Stores-
Research
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Apr
87%
Jan
92
Jun
Jan
86
Jun;
Jan
154
6,800
75
2%
100
500
Corp
Machinery
Inc
10% July
14 Va
46
53
Mar
3%
Jun
Apr
July
400
15%
400
196
5%
14,000
2%
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Feb
4
Feb
3%
Jun
4%
Jan
Jan
May
16%
Jan
168%
Jan
198Va
Jun
4
May
6%
Feb
14
17% May
30% May
23 Va
100
9%
1,000
9% May
14%
Jan
32%
32%
100
6%
11
19%
31%
9%
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6%
3,700
11
10%
:
300
5%-
5%
Feb
34%
8%
Jan
600
13%
Jan
9% July
12%
Apr
3,000
500
8%
13,200
2%
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100
2%;
30
9
100
30
9
32
5
Apr
6%
Jan
4%
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6%
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8
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12 Va
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2%
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2%
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33
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1
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5% May
10 % Jun
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33% Mar
400
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9%
5
10
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19%
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—1
1
25c
Ltd
Industries
National
National
Jan
31%
1
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8%
85 V*
4
5
-9%
~5%
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Apr
Feb
50
11%
15%
5
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4
53
194
—
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Jan
80
3%
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'
Apr
3%
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National
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2%
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Jan ?
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1
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59%
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1
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39
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39%
200
5
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Jun
Feb'
Jani
July
41% Mar
85
10%
2.50
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Muter
4%
4%
53
1
1
Corporation
2%
13%
101
27
89
100
Murray Oliio Mfg Co—
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
35
Jun
1,700
7,200
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2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel
33
83 %
1
100
—100
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1
Muntz TV Inc
Murphy
31%
—4
—
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Mount Vernon
1,900
5,800
44%
28%
\
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———————
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101
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Monongahela Power Co—■
Montrose
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100
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Molybdenite Corp
;
•
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Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk
50
Canada
National
Mar
Inc—■
common.
Jan
7%
13%
12%
Ltd————.——•
National
Co
63%
Jun
12%
7
Jun
67
__
Feb
3%
9% May
1%
50c
Mining
51%
55
38%
5
Co
Co
Jan
1%
19 Va
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
600
55%
Co—
Electric
For
31%
...
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Jan
300
157/a
common
Jan
7%
7% July
Mead
Apr
4%
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Jan
11%
9% May
———--I
Industries
(J
6%
1
Jun
49%
7%
Baking Co
Jan
48
14%
50c
6%
10
Apr
Jan
Jan
1%
Jun
7%
5
8%
65
July
5
6,800
37/s
32%
Jun
%
11,800
Jan
23% May
8% Jan
Apr
May
4%
2,700
7%
30
3%
6%
61
1,100
14%
1
A
Bearing
Hardart
B
Jun
1
'preferred
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25
6%
—
Horn
A
1,100
2% July
14%
—
Ball
Class
26 Ma
1% May
6% July
2% Jun
Co
Hoover
Hoskins
May
3%
common
Winston
Howell
5
12%
Inc-———1
class
Hubbell
6,000
1
25c
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5%
6%
25c
—50c
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&
5%
5
common
wi—
common
&
9% May
18% Mar
2.50
&
Corporation
Horn
Jan
Jun
1,200
7%
7
26%
Jun
30o
Tire & Rubber.
Mays
Jan
12
3,900
3%
4
Jan
July
5%
100
,
Jan
59%
11,000
4
—
2%
10%
Service
International
Co
Maule
'
Jun
2%
47/a
Martin
Feb
Jun
11%
5%
1
9%
49
22%
2%
49
44%
47%
-2.50
Corporation
Massey-Ferguson
10% May
% Jun
Jun
11
4%
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Class
6
22%
27Va
10
warrants
Communication
Feb
1% July
100
3,900
-10
A
Oil
15,000
3%
Hofmann Industries Inc—
Holly
Holly
4,800
i3/a
10c
Hoffman International Corp
New
1%
6
5,100
.100
preferred
Inc
Specialities
Mansfield
Jan
13%
24%
Jun
iy8
—25c
"warrants"..
Jan
2%
Jan
6
10%
—
7%
8% July
1% May
6%
10
19
Jan
18
1
Co
Stores
Marconi
2% July
3% May
'1% Jun
11%
~87/a
Mangel
Jan
22%
8%
1%
.
400
2
Public
Majestic
Jan
4,400
~~
100
com
8
25
....
■
8%
54
—100
—
Jun
1,800
10
Hiller Aircraft Corp
Class
1A
50%
—•
pfd
Apr
5
16,100
10%
•
Higbie Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
Hoe
—5%
1%
23% Mar
51/3
_1
25c
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Hercules Galion Products Inc
Hotels
400
Oil
Maine
Jun
ns/8
62
1,000
6%
1%
MacFadden Publications Inc
34% Mar
10
6V2
18%
6
9% May
~4%
Corp
Mack Trucks
Jan
2%
10c
-
convertible
14%
Jan
11,3,4
51 y2
Inc_
Lynch
17% July
12% May
25
10
27%
Helmerich
5%
r.
May
July
62%
15%
18
Jan
—1
Exploration
Magna
__
4%
400
6 % May
A—25c
Corp
(The)
Jun
10c
;
Herold Radio & Electronics.
Hilton
Lunkenheimer
41
Kosher Foods Inc_50c
4% ..preferred
Louisiana Land &
Feb
Apr
2
-
•
Jun
13
Jan
—1
& Co 5%%
61%
18%
—-25
8,700
16%
21'A
Feb
1
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18
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21%
7%
26
7
21% July
4"% Mar
16%
5
3%
26
7%
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6%
5%
600
10%
94
32%
25c
80O
9%
Feb
2%
3%
5
~9%
May
11
Jan
3%
—10
%
__
Jun
4%
3%
5%
2,100
4%
1
Jan
14%
5'%
2%
-2
12%
9% July
3 % July
4%
600
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8% July
1
Apr
Apr
1,600
.
400
5,100
5%
&
Jan
Jan
14,500
-
20
Chain
Electronics
8%
Apr,
3%
9%
23%
Lockwood
Jun
11%
21%
23%
;
Kessler
23 % Mar
Apr
8%
7,200
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
2,100
10
Steel
23%
1,900
—
15% July
Apr
19% Mar
19%
63,200
of America Inc
Corp
13%
2
100
4,200
v
21% May
24% Jan
9%
4%
com
V
19%
10%
Jan
19%
—
—
preferred
700
49%
4,700
~~
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3%
199,400
~~ f;r
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10%
Jun
41
*
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ft
19%
3
i3/4
__
3%
% May
500
19%
25c
100 %
7% May
400
1,900
—1
Hartford Electric Light
Hastings M'fg Co
Havana Lithographing Co
Hazel Bishop Inc
Hazeltine
Corp
Heller (W E)
Jun
18Ma
10c
Mining Co
Helena Rubenstein
Heli-Coil Corp
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
39%
com
Inc—,
Hecla
Jun
18%
^
1% July
13% July
17% Feb
Inc__———-1
(RG)
Jan
4% Mar
10%
Desos
Inc
Jan
2%
Jan
6,000
5
Corp
Apr
Apr
2%
1%
21% Mar
2
Jan
IS Mar
10,800
20%
,——^5
Refineries
2%
1
A
Harnischfeger Corp
National
Le Tourneau
Corp
Realty
6%
5
:
Corporation
Hebrew
Jan
Leesona
Lithium
1%
3
3
5,900
20%
University
i3/8
4
1%
5
31/2
'
1,400
20%
10
6%
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9,900
3%
19%
17% Mar
1% Mar
4,100
2%
5
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53/8
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5
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Mages Sporting Goods
2'/a
1%
2
3%
2%
1
6%
1
1,700
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Sessions Co
Leonard
39%
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Salle
Jan
19,200
137/3
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class
Lamson &
Jan
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2%
13% Mar
29'
common—60o
Corp__
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Extension
5
Hall Lamp Co
Harbor Plywood Corp
Harmon-Kardon Inc
Hartfield
Industries
1
—-—
Industries
B
Lanston
La
18
i27/8
4
10c
Gulton
Jan
Jan
Feb
39%
3
Jun
Feb
14
%
Industries
Jun
11%
500
37
1
Lamb
11%
14 %
13%
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Loral
Jan
13%
July
%
Ltd
Mines
Feb
1% July
22% Jan
.
Shore
10%
41% May
7% Jun
11,000
'
19
16
Jun
1%
Corp.—1
33 %
Jan
Apr
600
2
1
Jan
300
i4s/s
50c
H
Lake
11%
27%
1
Products
Western
85%
13
16%
33%c
75
20%
Mar
78
1,400
16
13%
14%
Lakey Foundry Corp
1,500
ig%
10c
Guild Films Company Inc
&
50
5,200
9:
14%
29
16%
Gulf States Land & Industries
Gulf
54
•
11%
__
50c
—
50%
1
,
Inc
Va-
90
14
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Company
Industries
Warrants
100
Feb
14%
16
26%
3,500
Jan
Locke
14%
July
July
600
11,670
2%
Jun
3% Jan
31%
73%
9,000
8%
18% May
8% May
700
;
64%
93% July
20%
A__
Jan
31
Jan
19%
Electronics
6%
Jan
88
20%
Radio
1%
67
50
1
:
Jun
31%
20c
Kropp (The) Forge Co
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
5%
Jan
13,300
1
La Consolidada S
24%; Jun
Jun
14,800
4%
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preferred—
35%
>
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16%
10'/a
convertible
6%
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9% May
4% July
9%
1
Co
23%
Jan
10% May
2% Jun
24,600
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1,500
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series
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34,200
2V4
Jun
22,800
4%
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13%
15
5%
7% Jun
18
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„
Industries Inc——i—10c
Freehold
g%
26% Mar
Apr
20%
29%
Jun
7%
48,000
4%
1
5
2% May
3% May
9,700
2%
%
92
-1.25
3%
18% May
12% July
2,800
991/0
__
Gridoil
/4'
Jun
11%
16% Jan
14%
Lafayette
,
Feb
Feb
19%
Feb
38%
31%
»
15
Jan
100
Jun
3,400
20%
5
Jun
17%
35,900
11%
<
1
Mar
39%
Feb
3% May
45,900
Jun
4,600
Apr
91%
—_—^—7.50
2
3% May
33%
225
341/,,
7%
1
i
Co_
Producers
Jun
30% May
2,900
3934
g2
—
Manufacturing
Gorham Manufacturing
Grand Rapids Varnish
Gray Manufacturing Co
1%
16%
10
(The) Corp Class A
$1.20
700
5
V
1
1
Goodman
Greer
Kratter
400
143/
-
—1
Inc
Gold Seal Products Corp cl A__
Goldfield
Consolidated Mines
preferred
Kobacker Stores
Jan
13% Mar
21% July
Apr
Corp-———,--—5
Jan
2%
26%
19Vo
_
•
Hotels
13%
100
°
3
4y*
Knott
181 %
1,100
~o3/
243/4
Feb
Jun
1,000
,J
3c
2%
J
1
Inc
class
18
Rubber
(IB)
July
9,300
37/-
3
«
Kleinert
8
3,100
2Z£
Jan
Lefcourt
50c
Ltd
Inc
(Adolf)
6%
14%
fy8
*
-
Industries
10%
Jan
Jun
6%
9%
—10c
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Klein (S) Dept Stores Inc
76%
15%
2,300
Hi
4y8
2.50
Company
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
July
Jan
Jan
%
10
—1
Oil
130
5
2.50
Corp—,—
Distilleries
11% Mar
2,000
7%
Jan
9
2%
24%
11
—5
Inc
Copper Colbalt Ltd
2,100
•
Mines
Jun
19%
July
2% Mar
72
9%
1
Co
&
16%
8% July
6
600
7%
2%
25c
Stores
Feb,
Jan
1,200
uA
4
Apr
14%
1,200
21
50c
67%
31%
9%
17%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jun
6%
<
pfd—100
(Del)
25
04
———_—_♦/
Union
100
-
\aVa
^/4
5
Co
Co
Glass-Tite
14y8
Jun
5% May
13% Jun
El
reg_.
General Transistor Corp
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred-
Yellowknife
5
9%
7,200
J
~Z3/.
1
Indus
(AC)
11,800
5
100
1
Enterprises—
General Plywood Corp
General Stores Corporation
Giant
1,900
iji/2
8s9
25
General Gas Corp—___—
Gilbert
%
111/,
«/„
Ltd—
Co
dep rets
Fireproofing
$4.60 preferred
Giannini
Controls
%
gy2
14y4
~oy
Corp—
American
General
/a
iqia
Jun
Corp—
6%
7%
11
May
2%
7%
1
Company
(Walter)
Kilembe
9%
2%
17%
23
—15c
& Company-.
Electric 4%%
Co
8%
61
26
6
—10c
&
Jewelry
Kidde
Kin-Ark
Jan
27/a
Kay
Jan
Jun
'5
Drug
8%
"2%
10c
—
Kawecki Chemical Co
Jan
1
6%
,
common
17%
4%
__
General
% Mar
8
~~
1
Development
General
1,100
1
convertible preferred
General
3/.
-100
——
General Builders Corp
'■>:
15% Mar
4"% May
°
;
•
Co—
Acceptance
Alloys Co
General
1
common
400
26% July
Jan
28%
4% July
,i/2
5
Co
Jun
7,000
14
1.25
Co
Power
Jan
-i
£1
reg
14
4,400
*.
Katz
(D)
G&
Kawneer
3,700
16%
~~
dep rets ord
Fox Head Brewing Co
Fresnillo (The) Company
Feb
20,150
~Z3/.
*
,
110%
63/4
78
1
Canada
28,500
3%
g3/a
Co Ltd—
American
Kansas
30% July
200% Jun
Corp
—
Industries
Kaltman
Jan
gy8
ini/8
Kaiser
Mar
Jan
Glass
Jupiter Oils Ltd
17
2%
1
,
Co
4%45/„
5
loc
Inc
Oil
Jeannette
12
26%
11
2%
Israel-American
Jun
21%
2,200
1
Jetronic Industries Inc—
Feb
.1,100
—-1
Jan
Jun
6%
6,900
11%
1
—
Jan
8% July
% Feb
Apr
July
28%
—33%c
Inc
11%
Apr
10
Co
12 %
gy4
2.50
Inc—
6%
Jan
Jun
8%
Jan
84% Mar
Jun
4%
500
,65%
-—1
Iron
Irving Air Chute
Ironrite
4%
12,500
9
11%
Manufacturing
Jun
7
Mar
6%
61
pfd—100
Apr
Apr
A
'.i-'V
Apr
10
4,300
27%
5
3.90%
37/a
43%
41/,
1
25c
Flying Tiger Line
Ford Motor
}«
10c
General Corp
Firth Sterling Inc—
Fishman
(MH)
Co
Ford
A
Fireman
Service
11%
Apr
13
5%
1
—;
9% July
39
8% May
78% Jan
1
Ltd
Jan
Jun
7i®8 May
5%
61%
32
21%
31 % May
11% Jun
200
8%
9
5
Apr
5%
6%
1
Company
Royalty —:
Public
10,700
22
j53/4
153^
1
Corp
21%
•
Oil
Iowa
Jun
,
1
Inc
Financial
22
_
1
Intex
Investors
4% May
8% July
60
Feb
5%
25o
America
Holdings
July
8"% May
North
International Breweries Inc——
International
Mar
11,600
186 v*
Hardware
International Products
34
3 % May
37%
1,300
167%
1%
of
95
8%
14v
3014
Jan
Co
Jan
;y
30
_
®
10
17314.
1
preferred
1/,
Electronic
Mar
500
o
7
(Max) & Co class A__._—_„_i
Fairchild Camera & Instrument
—_1
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
1% May
400
13
1
Factor
Jan
May
1,300
A
10
_
9Vo
Corp_50c
•
pfd—100
Indust
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
Inland Homes Corp
1,800
0%
"
wi/l
25c
or
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Gils Ltd—
,
"•%
g
*
8,600
12
Insurance
21
250
5yft
32%
12
Jan
39,900
42
31%
July
6,700
v/
3%
5
A
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1Q1/
41y®
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10
*
Eureka Corporation Ltd
Pipe
gl/
31%
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
43% May
11% May
16,200
Mar
90%
25%
4,900
9ft
25
96.200
1,800
17
811
26
35%
29%
15%
1
High
18% Mar
28%
-
9A
21
26%
16,200
£1
Feb
19 %
Low
34%
Imperial
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Jan
20% May
8% Feb
190
16
dep rets ord reg
Oil (Canada)
17%
3,700
33 %c
Corp
Industries—
Chemical
22 % Mar
4,600
93
1%
A;
Magnetics
Range Since Jan.
High
32%
29
American
24% July
Jun
C
32%
5
20% July
16 % May
5,100
31%
91
9,y
1
preferred
Corp
30%
93
10c
common
Apr
3,300
Yt
30 y4
-100
l
Corp
IS„^aTr,f,aCtUr'nB C0
Inc
Eureka
i43,8
—1
Esquire
Fabrex
093/
lv
T,a
20c
pfd
$2 convertible preferred
>
003/.
-
13
5c
Emery Air-Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp
Equity Corp common
Erie
22Va
o\3/a
-
9
II
M
Imperial
Jan
500
26
19y
I
Jan
169 %
12,000
20%
195/
1
182
Jun
22,200
j>6
1
Inc
Apr
8,100
997/
Shares
Low
2.50
Hygrade Food Products-
Jan
170
9,700
for Week
Par
Feb
44%
Range
of Prices
Hydrometais Inc
Apr
26% July
iu
22^
72
10c
Electronic Communications
Electronics
El-Tronics
11
22v*
50c
7%
43%
Jun
157
l
Corp
Co
34
300
22
Sales
Last
Sale Price
■
Jan
33% July
13% Feb
5% May
50
:/
19
ijl
5
23%
9% July
600
»
•
21
1
Electrographic
Electronic
»»
1
25,700
35V
High
17% May
23 Ma Apr
2,100
fiy"
gy,
35%
•
class
850
111Z
93.'
6y
i-
preferred
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i0i/4
20c
.25
.
Low
20<4
33i/Z
1
Igg
,..1
20
321/,
Week's
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
20
33i/8
*
Dynamics
Shares
Low
jl
Potash
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended July 15)
Sales
Range
Par
V.
Corp
Sulphur &
Duval
Exchange
^
*
Week's
Last
31
Jun
18%
Feb
8%
Jun
10%
Jan
lft Jun
2 51
Jan*
11%
12%
2,400
10% May
12 % July
18%
19%
3,100
14% May
23 Va
17%
18
200
17 V* May
Jan
?
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, July 18, I960
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended July
Week's
Friday
,
STOCKS
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
National
Starch
National
Steel
Chemical
&
Ltd
Car
Low
38
3%
4
National
--1
Co
National Union Electric
National
Video
Nestle-Le
Mur
Corp
class A
Corp
Haven
Idria
Clock
Chem
171/a
10,400
28%
I,300
Apr
17% Mar
34
6,400
34 y8
37%
78,000
%
8,000
24%
10,500
35%
1
1%
14
35
1%
22II
24%
Arizona Land——_—1
'
133%
9%-
1%
1%
York
New
York
10
Lites
1
Canadian
Penn
Northern
North
Ind
Co
Serv
4y«%
4'%%
Oils
Opelika Mfg
IV*
.2,400-
5%
6'A
5,600
30
291/4
30%
30'%
31
;
1% July
l7/8 July
3 Va
Jan
6% May
Peninsular
Penn
Traffic
Pentron
'Progress
$1.25
4 Va Mar
28V2 July
2iy2 Jan
50c
class B—.—_—_—____1
21/4 Mar
;,-4% Mar
13'%
13
13%
1,200
12
May
14%
Feb
18%
171/4
20%
6,300
141/4
Apr
24'%
Jan
12%
12%
13%
4,800
8'%
Apr
16
Jun
x7'/a
"7%
25% Mar
36
913 4
91
92'%
200
3/a
%
2,500
16
wwuuu
/
*
Quebec
Eamo
541/s
54%
;
Real
Estate
.Trust of
Reda
Reis
4%
Jun
187/a
Apr
17
Jun
20
Jan
4%
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
Feb
900
5
400
42
31V2
90
91'%
85%
85%
50
94 lb
94%
150
86
85%
200
21%
86 %
160
2
~8'%
97
-A;
200
9%
97
20 Vz
Jan
82
Jan
91 Vz
Sinclair
79%
Jan
90
85
Jan
May
94% Apr
131 Vz Jan
4V4
Jan
13 V4
Apr
Sonotone
40
23'A
18%
1,600
34
6,200
31%
33'/4
%
Jan
Jan
Soss
Apr
41
July
30%
Jan
Jun
5%
1 %
Jun
2%
Jan
Jun
1% Mar
4.78%
9»A
500
8Vz
Jun
12 Vz
Jan
13 y*
200
12%
Jun
16%
Jan
12%
12 Va
700
liy2
Jun
15%
Feb
8%
1
„
1
2%
8V2
7%
12%
3 Va Mar
4'A
Apr
Southern
California
July
7% Feb
Southern
Materials Co
6»A May
7 Vz
.100
6,100
3% May
66
27 %
2 8 Vb
54%
63
25'%
Apr
40 V4
33%
Jan
U
Feb
3,900
5V2
1,500
~5'%
5 V2
5%
600
9%
9%
10'/a
1,500
7%
4
8'A
900
1
46 Va
Jun
May
6%
Feb
6%
Jan
5
10%
10%
11'A
1,900
97 »A
98 V*
2,000
89%
11%
11
11 Vb
1,700
8 Va
8
8'%
1,200
16%
10% May
Inc„10c
9V4
10% May
98 Va
•
54
27%
30
2%
2Vz
2%
1
18'A
17%
18%
.
,
~l\l
1
10
100
46
300
113.
1%
Ma
61
•
200
35'A
1
4»A
4f#
4%
8%
8%
9'A
2,500
12,500
50c
36%
Jun
Steel
4,600
1,700
17'A
20
1'
26
25%
29%
4,300
*
10%
10 Vz
10%
2,900
V
100
Steel
(A)
Feb
5Vz
Jan
9%
Jun
16»/2 July
20 V4
Jan
Apr
9%
33%
11%
Jun
50
—3
23%
23%
14%
13 y2
Corp
:>
1
•
Co__.j_——u.
;7
35
Jan
22% Mar
29 V4
Jan
12 Vz
23%
Jan ,:
May
Jun
35%
Feb
36 Vz
500
28
Feb
23%
5,900
22
19% *19%
1,700
18%
Jun
8%
Apr
:13% May
11%
Jan
13Va July
35
35
23%
*/■ 19&/1
V.
22
'
2% July
1.:
July
3%
Jan
36 V2
27
„
1
13'A
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12% '13'A'
1.100
19 y4
1
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3
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1
56 Vz
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:
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8
10'A
-5%
3%"
1 Va
16,200
*-■
10 Vo
1,400
Jun
May
3 - July
% May
Feb
45%
21% Jam
11%
5%
2
Jan
Jan
Mar
57% July
5% '5%
■
'
20
4'/a
4%
Technicolor
Tel- A-Sign
Telectro
Teleprompter
8'A Jan
Apr
Textron
19 V4
July
28Vz
Jan
Thew-
400
8,200
6»A July
%
13,900
% July
3%
2,500
3% May
l7/8
ft.
%
16
3%
3%
———-
Apr
2«/2
Jan
7'/2
Jun
9%
Jan
7% July
i7o July
Shovel
1965
1
rets1 ord regis
Roosevelt
Field
Roosevelt
Raceway
Inc——:
Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
17
6 'A
18
80%
81%
160
6%
7%
13,100
2,300
1.50
—30c
1
Tilo
Park
com
—
Roofing
Inc
Inc
l()c
10
1
25c
1
—-————L
deposit rets ord registered.—£1
Amer deposit rats def registered—5s
Todd Shipyards Corp
—-—--—20
Toledo Edison 4'/4% preferred
J.100
7
Jan
17,800
3%
Apr
8 Va
July
4,300
4>/a
Jan
5-/2
Feb
12 Va
Jun
18 Vz
Jan
17V4 May
28'/4)Jun
800
.
-
31'%
58
90
52%
Feb
300
22 Vz
May
1,700
22%
Jan
Jan ' '
Feb
25
5%
6%
14V2
200
11%
6oy2
61
19
19%
10
2,200
10'/4
4V2
15,200
9%
9%
2,200
52'%
12%
10%
24 Vi
8 Va
11
1
5V4
1
4,700
9%!
Va
21
Jun
10%
Jun
8%
32
36%
12,700
27 Va
68 Vz
12 Va
Jan
47%
32%
31
34
15
15
15 '/a
800
3%
64,400
14 Vz
--
16
40'/4
i9
1,000.
Jan'.
91%
34
Jun
17
■
May
Jan
July
20%
'
Apr
Jun
Jan.
92
Mar
?2%
•
Jan
Jan
-
9% Mar
6% May
24
Jan
9,700
21'A
15
•
-
-
*
Jan
%
July
400
"
19'%
Jun
.12
Feb
225
.
8
3'%
Jan
Jun
6%
Jan
70
3%
Feb
24%
*
Jun
8
Jan '
Jan
% July *"
10
Jan
Feb '
.17'%
Apr'
July
1,000
691/4
8
18%
Feb
2
'
2'%
7% May
.
Jan
67%
Jun
7,600
33%
36
Jan
"/ Jan
26
"•
Jun'
11 y4-
10%
14
Jun
3V8
2%'
13%
July
8
2%
Jan r
11%
Feb
2%
62,500
-
July.',1
14%
9% July
200
%.
9%
Va
59V2
600
8
7%
7%
Jun",;
May
Jun
15%
800
4%
y4
7% Mar
6%
Jan
2,600
24 y4
~5
'
Apr
6,100
9%
'
14%
8 Va May
-1,400
9%
.
20'%
300
1%
Feb
17 Va
5,600
60 Vz
-
72'%
2,100
16
1 Va
60
Jun,
May.,
21% July'
21r:
Apr
60% July
400
11V*
11
July
V": 22
11% May
1,500
::
11
%
4%
5,600
5
4%
Apr
56
Jan
19% Mar
300
July
24% May
.
May
20 V4
600
371/4
100
221/4
400
37
37%
39
221/4
38
-•
13'%
13
200
3%
3%
4
7'/4
6%
8%
Jan
Mar
3% July
22'% Mar
3'%
3%
.
.
4%
"2%
'
3%
'
7
3%
7
W ;'■•■;
■
38
Jan
•
151/4 May
3%
Jan
4%
"
-
-
Feb
1,200
19
1,800
37%1
7'/4:
8'%
4,000
7%
2%'
13%'
13%
16%--
11
11%
-
3 '/a
1,200
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8VaV
3,600
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.
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2
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i
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.
150
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;
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31/4 Mar
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Jan
13
.
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/
;
Jun
(
Jan
89
Apr;
Jan
10% Jan
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•
:
6'/a May
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Jun
Apr
Jan
Apr
July
93
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1 Va
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•
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1,000
1A May
3,300
11 y4. Mar
2,600
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18'/4
•
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1,100
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Jun
May
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Jun
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27'% Jan
31%
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22
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16% May
Jan
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11
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21%
21%
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83
83
83%
250
78
3'/4
2,300
2 %
1,000
4% May
6,500
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3%
3 Vb
47/a
4%
-
33
•
5
fg
12'% Mar
6%
Feb
27'A
5% May
21 Vz
Jan
85%'Apr
Jan
May
,
3%
.
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8%
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1
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,
381/4 July '
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2
2,500
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23%
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5,000
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6'%
15,500
2'%
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1,000
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16,600
19%
2%
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34%
81/2" '
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SVa
18'A
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3% July-
18%
37
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91% July
4% Mar
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2 V4
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-
15,100
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44%
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Apr
31
14,900
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Tonopah Mining of Nevada———1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A——_1
Trans Cuba Oil Co class A
50c
36V2
20'/2 Mar
-
1,550
Ltd—.
Tobacco Security Trust Co
8'A
400
Ltd
5
Jun
4%
13
:
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4%
12%
_50c
82
4
12 Va
Co
10c
1
•
10c
26
4 Vz
Feb
13 y2
*
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8
Va
—
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Thoiofare Markets Inc
Jan
8V4 July
22%
20%
315%
50c
,25c
1
73% Jan
4% May
17
5% May '
—_£1
4 Va
200
22
20%
1
1
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Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Thorncliffe
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3
Jan
19%
,
21 y2
1%
—1
t
Electronics
Thriftmarkets
Valley Gas Co—
Jan
Corp
Texstnr Corp
6%
7%
8%
24 y2
60
10c
Corp.—
Television- Industries
Jun
~7%
Vzi May
24
5
——»
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Tenney Engineering IncTexam Oil Corporation—
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd—
3%
Jan
6
25
11%
Inc.————20c
5'A May
12Va Mar
Jan
900
58
11
common—25c
Industries
1,300
20
6
—
Feb
15%
28%
9%
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Inc
Juh
May
57
19%
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10
~7%
611
—_
Jun
61/4
11
28%
60
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—5
18 ■* May
26-
51%
45%
*
5,300
13
6%
11%
Tampa Electric
300
May
16%
Jan
Jun
6%
12
6'/8
1 Class B common—————-—5
*4%
cumulative preferred—
10
"
19%
1
Ltd
5,200
v
Jun
5
& Die Co——.w_*—-1
Superior Window Co class A
—10c
Symington Wayne Corp warrants.—
Syntex Corporation T—__——
2
Talon Inc class A common—
5
3,000
18%
Jun
4
14%
2
Sj 1 peri or Tool
'
4Va
Co—
3,300
10%
'
2;200~
7
42,400
55% "57%
18
?
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Jan
41/4
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Corporation.
&
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:
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25Vz May
3
-
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2Vz
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1
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3,300
1,100
2%
2%
10
_
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400
14%/
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600
5V2
20%
Stylon
700
24 '/a
5
w
45
4%
5Va
Stroock
Jun
87
•71
20 Va Mar
Stop & Shop Inc.™———~.—.—1
(S) & Cp——U———•
Corporation (Del)
—_—1
Sunair
Electronics
Inc
—10c
SUnset International Petrol Corp_^-—l
Jun
Jan
Jan
—
19% July
15
51%
48
Aluminum Products———5
Sterling Brewers Inc—1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)—10c
Stetson (JB) Co—
•
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp—
—5
Stone Container Corp—
——^_1
Feb
July
Feb
i7rt
5,800
22
Sterling
3Va
38
66%
53
——1
Canada ordinary—
Parts
Stein
81 Vz
65
85%
85
of
Jan *
6% Mar
3
Co
Jan
66
60%
24%
B__——____ 1
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Instruments
Stat hum
Jan;
11
May
35'%
113'%
25
1
(The) Corp common
58%
Jun
59 Va
Jun
35% July
'
1
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Apr
Jan
27%
58
.2
convertible preferred
Jun
27% May
Jan
Jan
39
2,060
28%
25
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Corp
Uranium
Jun
9%
44
8^
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1,200
19
25
25
i
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jf':;vV-:3% Jan
24
Jan
Jan
37%
—25
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Corp..—
class
Tube
Aviation
Stanrock
'
16V2
16%
Stanley
Starrett
19% July
1'
:
5
38
34
Standard
Jun
.
A
25
Co
Inc
Standard-Thomson
72
200
:
,
61
66%
Feb
May
/- Jun
16% May
10
10
-*
Shares
Jan
900
45%
(Del)—2.50
Products
59%
500
-
•
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Jun
Jan
2,600
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5%
4
29
12/
-
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30 Vz
7
.
2'/4
35%
25
Co
Jan
13% Mar
26% July
2V4 May
15,000
—1
.
3,100
59 Vz
26 Vz
1
2,000
y4
May
1/4 May
May
5% Apr
11,200
7%
1
45%. Feb
25
(Ky)__:
Oil
Standard
May
6
39
101
Jan
Metals
Standard
-
Jan
16
9»A May
7V8 May
—50
-
Jan
4% Mar
31% Mar
A
4 Va
21%
4%
Pipe Line-—
—
1
Realty & Utilities
1
Southland Royalty Co——'
5
Spencer Shoe Corp
1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants——
Stalil-Meyer
Inc
—._—
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Standard Dredging Corp common.
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
20
Standard Forgings Corp.
——.1
66% July
1V2 Mar
400
Jan
4
%
5V4
Southern
Jan
8,500
Jan
31
18
7,900
62%
Southern
Feb
67%
17,200
•
5
10c
13
•
.
41
39
39%
pesos
/
Jun
1%'
1 ya
i\
62
700
65%
Apr
8'/a
600
8%
8 Va
1
preferred
Petroleum
cumulative
4.08%
Jun
8 Vz
5
•55
4.24%
2%
4%
1
Jan
2'% July
7'/a
66
4.48%
800
1
4%
4.56%
'4.32%
'
7,200
6% May
7
May
;
—25
cumulative
2%
-
29%
35,400
28%
1
12.50^.
cumulative
8 Vz
2%
1
Jun
8%
-•
900
4
3%
3%
2,200
10'A
9%
Jun
Jun
100
1%
37
^_1
-
preferred
preferred
preferred
cumulative preference
convertible preference
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
4.88%
li
13
—:
original
7,200
12 '%
Apr
92% Mar
'Southern California'Edison—'
7,100
13'/4
10 Va
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Corp:
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38
22 ' July
24% May
1
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1%
%
■
9%
1
l'A
1 Va
Bol,..
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100 Vz
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36
1
Jun
90
3,500
34'%
22
Co
Jun
5'% Jun
25
Jan
1/4 Jan
11,000"
2iy2
tv7%
Singer Manufacturing
May
jan
30'%
1%
*
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Venezuelan
8
88
Jan
46V4
Jun
18V4
4
Co
20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered——£1
Slick Airways Inc———
•
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills.
*
78%
1,200
;
—:
July
July
24
•
Ltd
Simpson's
July
.
it
preferred—
convertible
2%
.
23,400
6%
97
.V\
5,000
Publications—
Siminons-Boardman
H $3
22
Robinson Technical Products Inc—20c
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F—.-100
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc class A
50c
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Amer dep
24 Vz Mar
.
Apr
120'% juiy
89
21%
1
Jan
4'%
Feb
Mar
39
('if
19%
18%
25c
:
31/4
90
30
y4
~i%
31%
25
39
24%
-
10% Mar
July
500
91
24%
irtr
—2
10c
-
Ltd——
Mines
130
3
8%
1
—
to
——
22"% May
22 Vz Apr
35 y2
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common——_♦
■
25% July
Jan
2
preferred-—_.
A
—
Jan
Colorado—•
series
B
Class
21
1
—1
extended
,
Silver Creek Precision Corp—
22% Mar
r
3,100
2%
100
vtc
Arms Co Inc.l
Grande
July
"
8
122 Va May
•
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Argentine Mining Co
Vtc
23%
300
300
22 7
21%
21%
25%
24%
•
—,
Resistoflex
Rio
27% July
24
•
Republic Foil Inc—-:-————
1
Republic industrial Corp—
;_i.
1
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
—•
Warrants
31 Vz
Jan
22 Vb
•
shares—1
Investment
Rifigeway Corp
Jan
25 ya
Reliance Insurance Co—*——_ 10
Rico
29 Va
1,700
39
—3
Co.,—10c
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A—
_2
38% Mar
Jan
6% July.
26
1,200
24%
Corp of America
Siboncy-Caribbean Petroleum
Jun
46
35% Mar
2.600
27%
1
Soundcraft
Remington
7%
4% May
Caniida.;
4'%
1201/4
91
.100
*
—;
25%
25
116 Vz
Slioe
30%
25
pfd
Investment
(Robert)
of
16%
200
4
116
4
1
12.50
900
2,700
27
X26:'%
27
♦
common
A—25
Co___-t..
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Pump Co
Reeves
Co
46,400
35
~7%
5
Products Inc-^.
25%
A
America
Reinsurance
Sherwin-Williams
25
Co
Packing
Tube
Sherman
500
41
1
Rath
Feb
Jan
Silver-Miller
Co
Reading
5'A
75Vz
17'%
17%
3iya
Jan
17%
17'/4
4%
Jan
4
*
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Water & Power.;
Shawinigan
4'%
50c
Investment
Co—
Denn
Jun
3%
2,200
55
•
»**!'
Power
.7%
Leather
Seton
Shattuck
H Jan
Jun
48 y4 Mar
2,100
IVa
6'/4
6y4
45
Pyle-National
%
,_1
20c
Servomechanisms Inc
Jan
94'A July
Jan
87
1
preferred
Quebec Lithium
Servo Corp of America
2%
3%
——
Serrick Corp
Jan
Silvray Lighting Inc.;
Simca American Shares
.
of
Sentry Corp
July
7%
25% July
—
Service
W %
5
Jun
3% July
27 V4 Mar
(The) Company
Providence Gas
4
:
Jan
Prophet
Public
Feb
Apr
1
Inc
Jun
51/4
May
Apr
Jan
Corp
Co
Jan
4 Va
3
Feb
23 Va
Dome Mines Ltd
Mfg
9'/4
2% Mar
500
3%
24'A
i
convertible
3% July
2,500
14%
300
Pratt & Lambert Co—
Proctor-Silex
50,300
3%
3%
16'A
1,200
Power Corp of Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd-
Preston East
4%
31/4
2,800
2
Inc
Jan
2,000
3,200
Polymer Corp class A
Prentice-Hall
Jan
8%
86,100
1
Inc
Jun
318
17% July
Dredg Ltd
Class
6'/a
Jun
:
17i/a
23 Vz July
Corp
Alexander
Jan
Jun
4%
28 Va
-10
Products
8%
4'%
3i%
26 V2
Polarad Electronics Corp_
Powdrell &
3%
15
'
161/4
25 Vz
Pneumatic Scale
Poloron
400
23'/4
Bros
an
26%
Inc
w
900
5'A
3i/4
3%
3%
25 ya
Corp (Del)—:
Corp
common
Plywood & Lumber
1
Airlines——__1
5%
5'%
4%
5
Jan
Mar
3Vz
•
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie.
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plastic Materials &
Polymers
5'A
51/8
5%
1
Seaboard Western
27%
Aircraft
New
7,600
Co
Oil
Jan
81/2
VGVa
Jan
11 Va
5
Industries
4'% Mar 1
27%
Industries
Steel
6'%
4,200
25
Philippine Long Disl Tel Co:—10
Phillips Screw Co
Pierce
5,700
5'%
23 %
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Piasecki
121/2
8 '/a
Inc.—————_3
1,300
Minerals
Phoenix
8'% May
7%
51%
Jun
Feb
Jan
Seem
2.50
&
700
10%
9
1%
5V4
26 Va
Co
Oils
Jun
Security Freehold Petroleums—
•
Seeburg (The) Corp
;;
——1
Pep Boys (The)
—1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle! Corp
2.50
Perfect Photo! Inc
20c
Peruvian
200
18
18
Feb
Jan
II,800
Products
Electronics
ft!
1 Va
Jan
1
Gold
Jan
1% May
Jun
19 y8
Ltd
Metal
1,200
27,200
%
May
Apr
1%
2
Pato Consolidated
20%
221/4
221/4
%
18%
17%
22%
13%
25'%
Company
Canada
22%
Feb
Jan
86%
Jan
17%
1
of
20 '/2
Jan
17 '/a
16'/4
Jun
8
—
181/4
Jun
•
Corp
400
Vz
23 Vz
A
Parkersburg-Aetna
205
Jan
7%
2'/a
17 7/8
cla§s A_>.
Class B
19%
Jan
16
14% July
120
1st pfd—25
25
(CA)
19%
19
5,600
1
Amer
7% July
6% May
8,000
2 5 i/a
Tubes
(C A)
15% Mar
2,300
%
1
Petroleum
10%
11'A
Seaporoel Metals Inc——:———-10c
Securities Corp General
1
Feb
79
8
7%
10
8'%
5%
Chemical
Parker Pen Co
Patino
67 Vz
800
1,800
17'%
17
8
84%
18,200
Airlines
Petroleums Ltd
Park
Jan
196
208,300
Northern
Pantepec Oil
Jan
4%
7%
84
41/4
preferred
class
Jan
4
%
84'%
4%
preferred
conv dividend
preferred
dividend preferred
Pancoastal
Apr
61% Jun
3°/a
dividend
Corp
300
3%
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
Paddingtop
Jan
3%
..
8 1/4
preferred
Page-Hersey
100
7%
Scurry-Rainbow
Jan
3y8
4
1
Light 5%
Corp class A
3
...1
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
6,600
;—7
Amer shares_10s
&
3
2 % May
2% July '
2% July
,
9
Seaboard
2,400
preferred—25
Warrants
Pacific Power
1,300
—i——1
Ltd-,——3.50
Jan
1%
1st
dividend
4,300
3
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)—____„25c
Paper Corp———
25c
Jan
4'/4
1st
$4.40
27%
2%
Saxon
39%
2iV
4
Corp
,$4.75
2%
2%
—.—-50c
39
1%
redeemable
Pall
•
1%
redeemable
Pacific
Apr ,.Y
Jun
Jun
4y8
5
redeemable
2%
1
Jan
Mar
3%
May
Sayre & Fisher Co—
Jan
Jan
100
1st preferred
1st pfd series
2
Ltd-———1
Petroleums
Petroleums Ltd—
Sarcee
6 V» July
2iV
4.50%
$4.36
26'A
27 Vz
'
Jun
4Va
4.80%
$4.75
6%
4lA
550
4
Corp
redeemable
1,200
1
Securities
Electric
Pacific
•
1,000
.
1%
10 >A
% May
%
6%
20c
preferred
Pacific
Clay
Products
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5'%%
1st preferred
5 % 1st preferred
5%
400
11
%
10c
common
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd
2%
1
Ltd
Corp
preferred
6%
2%
Corp
Lawrence
Sappliire
Jan
U Jan
Jun
90c
Power
Town
'
)■
Feb
1
Ohio
5%
%
4,100
6
pfd—100
Co
Oxford
30
Vz
50c
Brass
Overseas
Jan
50
Pub
Ohio
40c
Apr
43
7'/a
1
Ogden Corp
Old
40'A
25% May
25
Inc
Ltd
Nuclear Corp of Amer A (Del)
Occidental Petroleum
Corp
Okalfa
Feb
31
1
Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd
Industrial Corp
Nova
2 Vz May
154
Mar
1
Oils
RR
13% Jan
800
'/
%
%
10
Northeast Airlines
North
31
10
A
10
6%
Salem-BrosiUs
Jan
300
39V2
1
North American
Royalties
4%
Jun
2%
Ltd
*
Inc——————2.50
San Carlos Milling Co .Ltd—
16 pesos
San Diego Gas 8i Electric Co—
5%
series preferred
——20
4 Vz %
series preferred————20
4.40% series preferred;
i
20
5.60% series preferred——
20
St.
Jan
Jan
32
1% Mar
1
Inc
Norfolk & Southern
Railway
North American Cement
class
Class B
North
.
2%
1
22% July
9% Apr
127
10
Ltd
Nipissing Mines
Noma
39
29
39 '/a
———•
Mines
,
Jun
1% July
% Apr
22 % May
Co
*
Honduras Rosario—3.33 Vb
Merchandise—
Rim
:
6,700
1%
*
New
12
700
9%
133% 133%
9%
1
New
Process Co
York Auction
High
6% Jun
7
Jan
1%
2,700
2%
i_i
Company-
Russell (The F C)
400 "
2'%
,50c
Inc——
Avenue
Fifth
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
2%
'
——
Jun
35%
Shares
Low
•
•
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum—.
Ryerson & Haynes
—
17% May
161/4
Sew Parle
Mining Co
Nickel
Feb
271/2
50c
Co
Russeks
3% Mar
3% Jan
16'%
25c
New
&
2% May
2% May
"28%
;—-20
& Watch Co
&
&
8%
20,500
■
Zinc
New Mexico
3% July
200
3%
1
England Tel & Tel—
New
New
Jersey
3,100
2%
3i/a
3%
lor Week
.50c
Royal American Corp—
Royalite Oil Co Ltd——
May
1
New
New
20
Range
of Prices
Par
July
2%
30c
Co
Min
38
Mar
12
10c
American Stock Exchange;
High
Mar
26
1,100
.
National Telefilm Associates
Transit
Low
High
Sales
/Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCK S
'/
:
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
35 '%
50c
Friday
Sales
for Week
Range
American Stock Exchange
Jan
^ Jan
Volume
Number 5969
192
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(237)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
•
American Stock Exchange
Trans
Lux
12
9V2
9%
Triangle
20%
23%
Conduit
Cable
&
Co
*
_
BONDS
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Corp
1
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com_10c
12
Week's Range
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Low
3,000
8%
Feb
9%
2,400
9
Jun
20 Va
21%
400
23%
25%
3,700
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
12% July
Southern
California
Southern
Courties
Jan
29
Jan
Southwestern
27%
Jan
Wasatch
Gas
Gas
Gas
3%s
(Calif)
Electric
&
1970
3s
.—April-Oct
90%
warrants
1970.
True Temper Corp
20%
10
20%
21
600
19%
22
90%
Apr
99%
99%
88%
99%
—June-Dec
96
96
96
_—June-Dec
64
64
64%
&
Knapp Inc 5s debs
1974
Union
Gas
Union
Investment
Union
Stock Yards
Co
of
Co
Omaha-
11,300
13%
13 »A
100
11
20
Aircraft Products
United
Asbestos
United
Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
Elastic
25%
11
4
of
23%
•
United
United
24%
5
;
Canada
88%
50c
Corp:
5
5
1
12
Corp
7/a
13% Jan
Improvement
Industrial
United
Milk
&
41% Mar
Jan
1%
Products
600
5%
4,700
5% July
7%
2%
2%
3,000
2
6%
7%
2,100
5,'
'»
55
May
Feb
Jan
8 %
Amer
dep rets ord registered
United
N
U
S
Air
J
RR
&
Canal
U S Rubber
50c
.
Insurance
Van
Norman
Victoreen
Viewlex
Jun
18
Feb
'A
15,100
rlij
45,200
Jun
ft Jun
9'%
13,900
6% May
9% July
1,000
8% Mar
rft
11
700
5
5'A
1,300
Jun
7»%
Feb
6'A
15%
17%
15,700
64,100
12%
Jun
19'% July
9%
11%
33,900
5%
Jan
12%
5%
—30
Instrument
Co—1
—10c
(Del)_
Chemical
Texas Utilities
10%
3%
3'/«
3%
70
gj '
19
"2%
70
2%
19
450
1
Western
Leaseholds
2% July
3'% Mar
July
% July
l'/a
74%
890
1
Jun
61..
July
3%
1-iV
19'/a
32
"4%
No
3s
value,
par
included
tribution.
A
x
4%
Jan
\3%
..
American dep rets ord shares
Jun
na
%
23%
87
31
29
350
White Stag Mfg Co__
23
1
Wichita River Oil Corp—-——.—.—.1
"w i."
when
Co
.
are
the
Williams
1
14%
13%
14%
8%
9%
(RC) & Co__
-1
Wisconsin Pwr &
Light 4%%
8%
20%
94%
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc_
1
Woolworth
Date
Steel
&
Lack
&
N
range),
tEx-dis¬
warrants;
"x w,"
without
warrants.
Averages
of representative stocks and bonds listed
averages
—Bonds—
15
\V
Util¬
ities
.C'' V
10
10
10
First
Second
10
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
trials
Ralls
Ralls
ities
Total
65
r/v;;
Stocks
Total
40
Bonds
212.82
88.92
80.46
79.48
84.35
83.30
210.96
88.93
80.34
79.46
84.34
83.27
209.20
88.95
80.17
79.48
84.48
83.27
July
July
13
632.11
139.44
94.34
208.85
89.00 Z
80.20
79.40
84.56
83.29
14
631.32
138.44
94.10
208.29
89.06
80.05
79.32
84.77
Averages
are
Utilities, 8.53;
65
compiled
stocks,
daily
17.88.
using
by
the
following
divisors:
Industrials,
3.48;
83.30
Rails.
5.234;
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
<
Closing
Range
106.61
High
109.60 Aug
July 12—
105.84
Low
101.42 Sep
23
Wed.-
July 13*-
104.97
Thurs.
July 14
July 15—
104.71
High
for I960
109.39 Jan
0
104.48
Low
100.77 Mar 11
Frl.
Range
4
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The SEC index of Stock prices based on the closing
for week ended July
8, 1960, for composite and
prices of the
stock
common
by major industry groups
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the current
year are as follows (
Jan
Manufacturing
1960-
Percent
July 8, '60
Low
High
Change
Jan
Apr
911
Apr
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance
Mining
432.5
388.8
480.9
+
0.9
538.9
464.5
463.4
+
0.9
521.6
492.2
Goods
0.9
467.4
Goods
+
487.6
+
0.9
544.4
293.8
30%
404.2
485.2
Jun
Durable
July 1, 60
407.7
'.-i
19%
293.0
+
0.3
329.3
446.5
V
472.1
284.0
Jan
5'A
1959
July 11—
Tues.
14
8'%
for
Mon.
Jan
Last
,,X
103 %
4%
3 % May
800
or
89%
Jan. 1
Sold
Low
No.
High
+0.0
299.7
243.5
4
84%
90
16
857/a
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
High
$72'A
»
Shares
Mon.
121
Tues.
87%
82%
63%
,75'A
827/s
90
No. of
50
119
90
414.7
249.4
'
138
29
90
$121
85%
471.8
249.4
_
100;
44%
44'%
89
+ 0.9
Stocks
24
103% 104 %
44'%
+ 0.9
463.2
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
216.1
240.8
240.1
467.3
Service
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Week's Range
Bid & Asked
/
242.3
and
90
Wed.
Thur..
Fri.
July
July
July
July
July
Int'l
Railroad
Bank
Bonds
Bond
Gov't
Bonds
Bonds
■Total
U. 8.
Foreign
and Miscel.
Bonds
Sales
$285,000
$4,079,000
4,818,000
228,000
5,046,000
5,009,000
345,000
11
12—____.
2,864,940
13
2,587,611
14
2,477,010
4,266,000
203,000
4,469,000
15——.
2,143,965
4,063,000
532,000
4,595,000
12,996,536
$2J,,950,000
2,923,010
$3,794,000
5,354,000
Western RR—
of
year's
94.09
Composite
Jun
inc debs
Lackawanna
in
dividend.
94.62
Apr
Jun
Sale Price
1994—June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970——.
June-Dec
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Quar-Feb
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
—June-Dec
Chemoil Industries 6s debs 1973—
Feb-Aug
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978—_—Jan-July
year's range),
d Ex-interest,
Under-the-rule
transaction
n
included
94.87
29
.29%
3%
4s
(not
140.64
May
Jan
Mar
3%
Pump
in
h Ex-principal,
Feb
20
Low
AAmer
Ex-stock
roads
July
Jan
3%
June-Dec
included
(not
cash
48
139.71
95
Jan
10c
1974
for
50
40
142.29
34%
3,800
debs
$45
■
640.44
20%
1%
7%
subord
z
Rail¬
646.91
Jan
3%
6%
Period
67
45
36
-''A
:/
?'
634.12
8
May
May
6%
Interest
48%
11
7% July
1,500
Corp..
47%
100
63%
-a.
12_
18% May
1
28%
conv
Jun
9,700
Friday
5%s
Jan
9
i-fV
27%
BONDS
Inc
Jun
11%
At
27%
American Stock Exchange
Alsco
15
Jan
2% May
1
67
July
8%
1 '/a
;■
983/4
__
July
July
87
200
Co_———„50c
Off-Shore
Petroleum
Zapata
20%
———1
Jewelry Co
Zapata
5s
£1
40c
Ltd
Hargreaves
Jan
1,700
20%
with
•'trials
Non-Durable
dep rets ord regular
preference————
Wright
Zale
~8%
/ 'V
4'
67
__
t.
67
transaction
dividend,
rTransaction
20
Jan
'
American
6%
~7 %
:—2
Ltd—
(F W)
2'%
18%
26
8%
__
\
■
flat.
Indus-
18
•
delivery
daily closing
28% July
8% May
2% Feb
10
92
66
/J:-
.
—
$60
:
Jun
12%
3,000
94%
7%
94%
90
__
.(•'*.J
:•
Stocks
May
Jun
%
3,900
19
8'A
1
25
pfd_—100
;
•'
—
$100
Mar-Sept«
Ex-rights,
y
"w w,"
ft Mar
800
Wilson Brothers common—_—
5% preferred
50
14% May
2,800
8%
i
$60
June-Dec
g Ex-stock
range),
30
Jan
18% Mar
500
(Plan A)
traded
issued;
Jan
Jun
5,600
Itfap-Nov
^
Jan-July
2s 2012__Jan-July
Date—
%
37'%
Feb
ie
6,100
1%
15'A
10
.
Industries
Williams-McWilliams
27%
1%
14%
23
1%
Vv.v/'-'
$63
Stock and Bond
Below
Feb
30
4,300
$90
April-Oct
1997
a Deferred
being
32% May
Jun
41
50
%
5
Corp-
Williams Brothers
47%
i7e
1
year's
Apr
26% Mar
47%
•
$120
May-Now
2'As 2C08
Ex-dividend,
Apr
4
Jan
26
-—10
47%
(The)
30%
/
93
■i."
$90
.
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted
during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons,"
consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock;
"vtc," voting-trust certificates;
Mar
57/a
Jan
% Mar
ioo:.
27
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing—
1
White Eagle International Inc
—10c
Wickes
3%
900
%
31
—•
.-20
-
2008
1972
5s
distribution,
In
Bonds
..lft J[an
Jan
Jan
3-fe Mar
Is
—
Western Tabletf&> Stationery^
Westmoreland Coal—cWestmoreland Inc—
16%
Jan
18%
11,700
Jan
stamped
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Ltd
4"%
4%
15
15%
'
1947
(Plan A)
Ex-liquidating
(not
Jun
79
100
..
72
Jan
Apr
IV-
2,700
1%
19 %
Jan
.
May
2
-
1%
93
Feb
3%
300
3%
:
«
Western
Jan
27,800
159,700
57,600
3%
19 %
Development Co
Jan
<
3*2
-100
Western
4%
28'%
Jun
July
29
^1%
76% May
.2%
1
_50c
Jan
32
61
96
63%
30
of)—
Jan
2%
?"i
-1%
pfd—.
5%
Jun
100
1927)
Jan
4
60
2%
Rio de Janeiro
-
Feb-Aug
Apr
14
Mar
20
$12
Jan
Jun
3
1.25
Inc
4.40%
3%
1,600
70
2%
1
Products
1,300
90%
Feb
13'%
12'A
9% May
10 % May
100
4
3%
■
400
stamped
Jun
6%
4% May
11% July
5,300
.
300
4
70
9% Mar
5
Company Inc
West
10%
69%
Wentworth Manufacturing
West Canadian Oil & Gas LtdWest
9%
Ar
preference
Webster Investors Inc
5%
11%
.9%
10%
Li_„•
—
5%
11%
.
•
■"■ 4
100
$115
■
Jan-July
1949
15'% July
13'A
11%
90
98
Jan
4%
14%
•
Jan
14
10c
Webb & Knapp Inc common
.
6
12%
May
6%
11'A
Rights (expire Aug 4)———
&
14%
15%
14%
10%
—2
Co
$2 preferred —l—
Weiman
July
15%
•
series
24
22
10
6
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs
1% preferred---—100
Waitt & Bond Inc common
1
$6
July
10'%
:L-25c
-
Precision
Jun
8'A
•
Inc____
Waltham
19%
—1
& Coke Co
Products—:———.-
Aircraft
Apr
—1
Co
-
Vogt Manufacturing
Waco
12%
25c
Corporation.
Virginia Iron Coal
Vornado
46,300
5
A
Vinco
Vita Food
11% Mar
1
Instrument
class
Jun
22
5
-
Jan-July
6%s
Oct
Sinking fund
f
Jan
7%
v
warrants
41'%
of
(Republic
•
Feb
6
Apr
4,300
8%
•
Jan
8%
22
15'A
Rubber
Jan
Peru
9% Mar
15% Xl7%
15%
—5
3%
(issue
Parana
Jan
11%
30% Mav
900
1967
(Prov)
Mortgage! Bank of Denmark
•46%
May
3% Feb
2,300
17,400
8
11)
...1
(The)
."8%
8
4%
33
5%
B
A7s
Apr
11% Mar
July
34% Mar
800
4%
4
31%
common_17.78
July
Industries
Inc
4%
8
series
stamped (Plan A) 2%s
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
a7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
Jan
19
1967
Maranhao
Feb
181%
3% May
'
20,600
9%
.
Apr
100
42
4
10
—
Vanderbilt Tire &
2,400
.9%
cl A com_10c
"jJ»
25c
new
Universal Marion
Rights wi (expire
Utah-Idaho Sugar
38%
4
—25c
Oil
Universal Container Corp
Universal Controls Inc_
Valspar Corp
39%
1
50c
Consolidated
Universal
4%
A
-1
,
Universal American Dorp
Universal
500
8
Corp
Apr
Jun
167%
140
13%
13%
........
Reclaiming Co_
Stores
167 % 170
13%
1
Co
US Foil Co class B.
United
100
Conditioning Corp
U S Ceramic Tile
5%
10s
Pacific Aluminum
A
AHanover
Jun
8
.
series
4%s
Jan
•
United Molasses Co Ltd—
United
7s 1951—
Jan-July
& Waterways 6%s 1952
Jan-July
Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment debentures—
Port
5'As
3% Jan
7»A
5
.
46 Va
5%
21/4
(Germany)
Danzig
German
Apr
"5%
Investing—.2.60
"warrants"
A
5iV May
45%
United
United
86
86%
•
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
ABaden
Jan
8%
5
July
3iVMay
% July
5,900
10,200
Jan
28%
Feb
9,500
5%
%
Apr
9% May
27
600
4
1
17
5
28% May
12%
'200
11
27%
27%
19% Mar
90%
83%
Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
Corp
High
86
$86
v
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Low
24
debs 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Jan
Jan. 1
No.
Webb
Tri-Continental
Range Sine*
Sold
High
88%
1971. _—Jan-July
3'As
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
17%
20% July
21 % May
'
Interest
American Stock Exchange
High
12%
33
(Range for Week Ended July 15)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
l
,
•<
Delaware
1st
Division—
J
Total
40 '
1993
—May-Nov
B 1993
——May
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961—Mar-Sept
mortgage 4s series A
"A 1st
40'A V-
•
k-
24
■■
'40
wt,
30
$25'/s
mortgage ,4s series
//.
■
99%
99%
75
6s
108% 112
93
2
_____ApriZ-Oct
1975—,—_—
May-Nov
112
Western RR 4s 1970
Jan-July
13
13
13
liq tr ctfs—
Valley RR 4s 1963—————-ApriZ-Oct
65%
64%
65%
$8
13
April-Oct
108%
Development
AGuantanamo
&
6s
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland
National
Bellas
Hess
National Research
5s
4
convertible
5%s
1984
wi
Corp—
debentures
100
1976—Jan-July
subord
103
S.
12,996,536
15,557,890
420,261,166
$4,500
$1,000
$1,406,200
23,656,000
39,428,450
40,544,800
21,950,000
719,834,600
825,679,600
$23,543,000
,
$25,062,200
$759,267,550
$866,240,400
15,000
Bank
Foreign
.
127
Railroad
113
90
1959
483,738,834
$1,593,000
Shares
Government
International
84
81
103
32
-
U.
77
63%
(
of
Bonds—
21
8
19
108% 108 %
113
107%
60
Stocks—Number
,
Jan.l to July 15
Week Ended July 15
75
75
75
subord
General
I960:
1959
1960
General Builders
Corp—
v
debentures 1963—
$23,543,000
$1,593,000
32
70
$98
;
49%
23%
and
Industrial
Total.
National Theatres & Television Inc—
5%s
New
England Power 3%s
1961
Jan-July
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968
April-OcZ
1st mortgage 3s 1971
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964—June-Dec
3'As
1970
Jan-July
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998_Jan-JuZp
-—
May-Nou
__ApriZ-Oct
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s 1981—May-Nov
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv debs '62—Jan-July
California Edison
1973
3s
1965
Mar-SepZ
Jan-July
3%s
series
A
3s
series
B
1973_
2%s
series
C
1976
3%s
series
D
1976—
3%s
series
E
1978
series
F
1979—
G
1981
1982
1
96
95
96
126
137
1982
_Jan-Aup
4%s
series
J
1982
4%s
series
K
1983
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
Feb-Aug
117'A
30
137
64
$83
61
94
94
—
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
923/4
,
'
94
124%
61
61
50
94%
88%
75%
—-
"
Mon.
98
65
94%
86%
76
81
82%
79
1,243,630
July 12—
1,044,370
99,000
1,000
Wed.
July 13
July 14_'
993,725
57,000
84
85%
78
:
1
—
Fri.
803A
89'A
89'A
10
81
94'/8
1
90
18
$102
97
2
1003/4
97%
102'A
100% 100%
89'A
97%
103
96%
Bond
$101,000
$6,000
$95,000
$34^000
17,000
134,000
83,000
89,000
July 15—
Total
5,008,465
2,000
96,000
17,000
47,000
183,000
$459,000
924,565
5,000
119,000
802,175
$38,000
$100,000
$597,000
Week Ended July 15
88
78
99% 100%
Sales
'
q7"4
84%
.
v
■
—
Total
Bonds
9,000
80%
94'/s
100%
July 11
Tues.
■
169
85%
85%
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
121
$79%
$82
Bonds
Shares)
$83
$81
Gov't
Domestlo
(No. of
89
Thur.
1
Foreign
Stocks
953/8
-
$83%
Feb-Aug
I
120
86
1
120
April-Oct
H
series
1985
89
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
87
81
90
•
89
Feb-Aup
series
L
-
95%
98%
101%
87%
'
Feb-Aug
4%s
series
30
92
91
:__,_Feb-Aug
4'As
5s
99%
$95
Feb-Awp
series
96
2
$84'/4
Feb-Aug
3s
3%s
1
99%
77%
•
Rapid American Co 7s debs 1967
A-5%s conv subord debs 1964
Southern
98%
99%
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
;
67%
72
98%
Mar-Sept
May -Nov
1974
5
68%
1960
V
1959
Jan.l'to July 15
of
Shares.
I960
1959
5,008,465
'■*: 6,364,730
155,696,453
240,020,382
$459,000
Stocks—Number
$305,000
Bonds—
Domestic
$15,315,000
$14,508,000
66,000
816,000
1,013,000
100,000
35,000
626,000
828,000
$597,000
$406,000
$16,757,000
$16,349,000
100%
103
105'A
Foreign
Foreign
government
corporate
T^tel..
38,000
-
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(238)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for
Last
STOCKS
Low
Par
American
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
20%
20'%
1.66%
Corp
2,191
20% July
28%
U
U
Apr
89'A
90%
4,573
79%
Jan
96 V*
380
46%
Jun
68'A
Jan
63%
65
664
59%
Feb
51 %
52
105
50%
Apr
43%
209
39%
Jun
S
Shoe
S
:
Low
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
*
1
127
High148
May
Jan
1
Steel
Wfcstinghouse
Elec
37% Mar
46%
16%|
.
Apr
51%
90
50
Company
22 %
High
49%
33 V3
Tel
&
Low
High
Union Carbide
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
A;V-/' Par
■
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Monday; July 18, 1960
.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
Week Ended July 15)
Friday
Boston Stock Exchange
.
74% Mar
103%
Jan
64%
Jun
6.25
45%
Feb
Apr
'
Boston
Edison
Boston
Personal
Cities
Service
64%
25
Co
>_•
Property Trust
10
Co
V 40%
—
/
.'-f,'
j
p
.
;
BONDS
65
July
.58.%.. .Jan
Cincinnati
Transit
4%s
^_1998
—_
58
Mar
62
Feb
48% Jan
5
16'%
16'%
155
15'A May
23%
Jan
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates com—10
27'%
27%
112
24'% Mar
30'A
Jan
8%
8%
400
Copper Range Co
Eastern
5%
Railway
Street
Mass
Detroit Stock Exchange
Co—
100
adjustment
cum
5%
8"% July
Feb
STOCKS
First
National
Ford
Motor
General
Kennecott
Lone
Star
Maine
New
Cement
Central
England
25
__^
Companies
1
20
100
System
England Tel & Tel Co
Chemical
Mathieson
Olin
5
65% May
93%
100%
Apr
Jan
Wrigley
92'A
1,091
84% Mar
11%
13
11% July
11% July
Allen
Electric
81%
342
59%
81% July
Avis
Industrial
26%
62
25%
Apr
76
411
73 Vs
Jun
15%
Jan
Company
."
37
25
25
75
110
100
10
15
:
23%
30%
Jun
Jun
Consolidated
Jan
Consumers
114
Jan
5c
50
5c
20%
20'A
21
35
35%
3,490
822
10c
Detroit
Jan
5c
July
19%
Jan
21 % Mar
34
Jun
37%
41%
180
43%
41% July
10
RR
12%
12%
128
13%
12%
53%
16%
Apr
14
1%
17%
34
Machine
Folding
2
2.50
Co
Rexall Drug Co
35 %
5
Stop
Edison
Manufacturing
Ford
Jan
Motor
U S
Jan
2%
System
Westmghouse
Jun
50%
51'A
231
50'% May
58'A Mar
37'A
38
358
32
38
Great
35
36
130
32% Mar
38% May
Hastings Manufacturing
20%
22%
969
31%
Jan
Lakey
55%
55%
59'A
655
20% May
50'A Apr
64
Jan
28
29'A
81
26% Mar
36'A
17%
140
15%
Jan
18%
Jun
56
59'%
679
46%
Feb
65'/a
Jun
Apr
Jan
July
.6.25
Lakes
66
69%
21%
21%
22
4%
4%
4%
43%
44%
2%
2'%
2
2
2
2%
■
Corp
-
Last
Range
Low
Par
1
,
Peninsular
—■
-
Metal
«.
10
25
a.&o
Cincinnati
Milling Machine
Telephone
Cincinnati
Transit
Cohen
12.50
Low
High
38%
National
—
49%
Apr
25% July
34%
tabulation
The
#(Hp
current
Ior
week
ine current weex
was
not
received
in
time for publication. We
^
intend
to
42%
Products
Procter
Gamble
&
May
Feb
Jun
5
Feb
Jan
3,707
21'A
Jun
30
Feb
350
4%
July
6%
Jan
43'/a May
55%
Jan
3%
Jan
7,644
150
2
365
•:
2
100
1%
1%
X-»"
1
-
/
1
4
5
l'/a
/
300
1,070
15%
45
46'/a
3%
100
3%
7%
5
7'%
13%
4
*
7%
4
Jun
32Vs
Jan
6'% May
1% Jun
Apr
Jan
Jan
9
13% July
2
Jan
July
6% Jan
29-/4 Mar
7
775
15%
15%
-
f
100
Apr
4%
845
v-
3%
2 '%
1%
4,315
5%
May
May
May
16% Mar
4
100
15% July
17
Apr
1,028
.
May
36% Mar
50%
Jun
8'A
Jan
220
6'/a
Jun
July
100
4
July
28%
28'A
277
16
Mar
33'% Jun
33%
33%
210
33
Mar
38
4%
Jan
5
1
Manufacturing
33"%
11 %
11%
11 '/a
350
10 'A Mar
12'%
Jan
X
22%
22 %
120
20%
Jun
24%
Feb
10
10
Udylite Corporation
9%
919
8% July
24'%
Jan
15'/a
130
15% July
18'%
Jan
16
16
140
15
Apr
19
Jun
10%
—
10%
15%
i—
1
Jan
.Universal
27% July
87% Mar
Controls
25c
Corporation
1
91% May
w_
—
10%
624
Jan
12%
Jun
5'A
40 % July
6%
12
29%
38%
Feb
Jan
8%
July
12%
Midwest Stock
Apr
Exchange
Jun
Juni
A
compilation
of
38% July
67%
Jun
66%
55
Jan
62
Jun
30%
Feb
36"% Mar
81%
Feb
120% July
the
round-lot
transactions
Friday
STOCKS
.
...
Week's
Last
Jun
2
common
4
Jan
4%
7%
—_1
Company
Jan
10
Kroger
Jan
'
Jan
30
30%
28%
issue.
5
Manufacturing
Jan
40 J/4
Feb
1
Hobart
Cards Inc
25%
92%
31%
3%
Range
Sale Price
Gibson Greeting
'
2,866
5%
13%
—.
5
Brewing
Sfudebaker, Packard
High
,
Jan
21% May
10
Picher
Eagle
NOTE:
publish the
IIIH___Ii prices in next Monday's
(Dan)
Diamond
10
_5u
+
"7%
1
*
Scotten Dillon
Range Since Jan. 1
•'
—*
Davis-j&\ CO—.-
Vinco
Cincinnati
•
39%
4%
■
-1%
Wheel
Rudy
Shares
-20
———
Jun
33% July
Jan
26% July
65% May
31%
.
—
for Week
of Prices
2
111
Products
Screw
■'
__2
Michigan Chemical
Michigan Sugar common_ii£
-
—
1
Rockwell Standard Corp
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
common
.—
-
Chemical
Prophet
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
preferred
Vv 327
6-tJ
Pfeiffer
Gas
i-'O
108
1
—
Parke
Cincinnati
17'%
1,053
4%
Foundry
.
Masco
57%
*
Chamberlin
40% Mar
7% July
45% July
Feb
Apr
17%
Manufacturing
11%
4%
6,746
26%
Lansing Stamping
32%
Mar
Motor
Carey
33%
•
19
4%
1.66%
Corp
Goebel
Brewing
Graham Paige
30
Inc
American Laundry
45%
Jun
8% July
400
2,153
2b %
1
27
__25
Corp
9
7%
33%
18%
1
&
Gar Wood Industries
21'%
Elec
16'% May
61 J/4 July
Jan
Jun
55'%
General Motors
Smelting Refin & Mining com—50
Waldorf
40'%
53%
5
Co
330
Co.
United Shoe Machinery Corp.
1% May
27% Jan
13 '/a Mar
o
Bearings
Kresge Co (S S)__
Fruit
Jan
29% Mar
1
—
30%
Torrington Co.
United
1
16% May
800
f ;125;'v.
985
44%
18 %
44%
2
•
Inc
Jan
726
9
20
L
35
Shop
&
Jun
1,288
7%
«Jl
______
Economy Baler
Jan
Mar
1%
38
Jan
4
16%
Jan
13%
"9
1
Inc
Webster
&
Stone
23
15%
7
350
61%
__1
Detroit Steel Corp
'
52
>+;>'■High
Jun
13%
13%
Motors
Bros
30
*
Association
Shawmut
100
2
50 Yb
12J/4
f'2% Feb
61
10
—
.' Freuhauf Trailer
2
—
-
1%
17%
1
Reece
14
5
common.
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Pennsylvania
720
Jan
Eaton
—
422
3%
Jun
Davidson
35 %
Paper
Power
Continental
100
13%
_i
—
Low
3%
<
Range Since Jan. I
t
High
Jan
17'%
Mar
3%
.
Shares,
13%
5
Corp
Burroughs Corporation
-
13%
1
Brown-McLaren. Mfg
36% Jan
100
Low
—1
Stores
for Week
77/
of Prices
Par
ACF
Sales
Friday
Week's
Last /'X Range
Sale Price
Budd
100
pfd
5%
Electric
■
4
Corp.
RR
Service
National
New
Theatres
393
'»>■;?'
61% July
15%
'■>
•
Copper Corp
Boston
68%
;
Feb
74'%
50c
com
47'A
26%
1
Co
340
11%
78'%
——*
Coal
60%
86%
87%
5
Co
Co
Creek
Loew's
—
5
Gillette Co
Island
58%
65%
•
Co
Electric
Gilchrist
Inc
Stores
Par
Abbott Laboratories
Steel
Acme
Admiral
5
-
Co
of Prices
Low
60'%
10
60%
X24%
only
Sales
for Week
Shares
Range
High
Low
62 %
420
53
25
600
High
23
400
Since Jan. 1
;
Mar
68'A
May
16% May
32%
Jan
23%
Jan
Jun
Unlisted
28%
Jun
39
Jan
Jan
American
Airlines
18
Apr
25%
American
Motors
21%
Jun
79%
Jan
29% Apr
96 % Apr
American Tel & Tel Co
Steel
Armco
17
17
18
50o
27
25%
29%
4,700
13'%
Feb
Akron
Stocks
Chalmers
Allis
1
Advance Ross Electronics Corp
50o
17%
19%
2,200
14'%
Jan
9%
9%
1,400
13'%
Jan
1
41%
41%
100
8% May
36'% May
53'A
Jan
*
49%
49%
200
49
58
Feb
27%
Corp
Brass
Mfg
Allegnany Corp (Un)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel (Un)
Allied
Allis
Laboratories
Chalmers
Aluminium
Mfg—
-13
Jan
23%
Jan
American Airlines
~9%
27%
29
29
29
30%
800
_1
20%
20%
20%
700
10
•
77
17% July
Baldwin Lima
;
;___.
Ltd
59% Mar
Ashland Oil
1
(Un)
2,100
29% July
Mar
19% July
27% July
29
July
17'% Apr
35!%
Jan
25%
Jan
39 %
Jan
Jun
16%
Jan
23
Apr
32%
Jan
American Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres (Un)
———1
_1
37%
37%
37%
100
26% Mar
39
Jun
Benguet Cons
Brunswick Corp
—.——1 peso
43%
Apr
57%
Jan
American
Can
(Un)
12.50
39%
39%
40'A
2,000
37'% May
43'%
Jan
_•
42%
Jan
76%
Jun
American
Cyanamld Co
10
54%
54%
57
500
47% Mar
59'A
Jun
Burroughs Corp
—5
30%
Jan
39%
Jun
American
Investment
17%
17%
400
17%
Feb
19% Jan
63%
60
63'A
1,903
49%
Jan
74
Baltimore & Ohio
12%
_____100
________
___
Co
American
Chesapeake
Ohio
&
59%. Mar
Gas
Motors
Jan
American
Rad
Apr
41%
Jan
American
Steel
Jun
20%
Jan
American
59% July
American
31%
American
47
Curtiss
Wright
Dayton
Power
Du
American
49%
Apr
17% July
System-
Products
Corn
Jan
Jun
18%
Colgate-Palmolive
69%
39'A
_
.—
________
& Light.
46
Pont
Mar
202% May
Jan
56% July
2G5% Jan
Tel
Department Stores
General
Dynamics
General
2.50
1
Electric
—
—
General Motors
Intl
Tel
Mead
&
Tel
for
•
was
The
the
tabulation
current
not
week
received
in
42% May
32% Feb
5
Register."
time for publication. We
33%
intend
39
5
to
publish
the
prices in next Monday's
Issue.
Feb
38% May
84% Mar
2
;
Chemical
National Cash
NOTE:
8
1%
Corp
Monsanto
61%
Jun
May
56%
Feb
46
Jan
28
Jun
National
Dairy
National
Distillers
5
National
Lead
5
86% May
*
21%
New
York
5
—
Central
Jun
99%
Jan
Jan
46% May
46% Jan
54%
69 %
60
34%
109
Armour
5%
Jun
Phillips
Pure
RR
12% May
5
Corp
Republic Steel
Reynolds
Jan
317/s Jan
*
47%
Jan
Jan
77%
Jun
56% May
79
73% July
37% July
21 % Jun
44% Feb
3
Oil
5
Socony Mobil Oil
Southern
Sperry
ljj
Railway
•
Rand
Standard
Oil
50c
(N
J)
7
(Ohio)
Studebaker-Packard
10
Standard Oil
Sunray
For
Mid-Continental
footnotes,
1
Oil
see page
200
33
51
51
51
300
47%
(Un)
50
80
Jan
Feb
96'%
,51% May
Apr
5.7% July
May
43
Jan
Jun
68
Jan
1.25
10%
10%
10'% July
14'% May
33%
33%
33%
300
3iVo
h'eD
10
66 %
66%
67%
1,300
59'%
Apr
38'% May
76% Jan
—8
1
33%
33
33%
2,300
29% May
41%
18Va
18%
18 'A
600
18'% July
23% 'Jan
10
,
10%
2.50
Gas_.
23%
23%
24%
2,100
22
27%
9%
1,000
22
22
22
34%
34%
14
13%
10
4
10
;
3
9%
2,200
May
9'A
Feb
Jan
Jan
9% Mar
200
22
July
26'% Mar
34%
500
32
Jun
41%
Jan
14%
1,500
11% May
15%
Jan
13
13
13%
1,200
4%
4%
200
10
21%
20%
21%
950
2
(Un)
18'A
18'A
19 '/a
3,500
18
common
new
Co
Corp
Benguet Consolidated Inc
(Un)
5
pi
64%
1
1
65%
7,500
12%
Jun
3%
Jan
20% July
15'% May
Corp
(Un)
Jan
4'%
Jun
May
20'A
Jun
61
May
1
May
1'%
Jan
Jun
57%
Jan
l'/a
600
8
45%
45%
46%
2,500
43'%
1
50%
50%
53%
1,300
38'%
Feb
5
Steel
17
24
29'A
27%
30
1,800
23'%
Apr
36
36
74
Feb
Jan
57%
1.40
Roebuck
Sinclair
310
preferred
Gossett
&
Feb
Binks
•
48 %
Jan
Manufacturing Co
Airplane
Boeing
Booth
Sears
Jan
5,200
Bendix
38%
5
St
Regis Paper
Schenley Industries
37%
50c
Mfg Co
27%
Feb
Jun
34%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bell
59%
27%
90%
Bearings Inc
Jan
5
10
Tobacco
600
57%
•.
Bethlehem
Radio
28%
Jan
16%
Jun
27%
34%
Products Corp
41% Mar
Petrol
Oil—
Feb
27'%
89%
Refining Co
Corporation
Avco
16
56%
Atlantic
July
Jun
89%
(111)
non-cum
29'%
13
57%
Common
Athey
20% July
900
25
Oil & Refining common
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Jan
14,300
13 'A
33 Va
(Un)—
Corp
Co
&
22'A
13
12.50
(Un)
Ashland
56%
20%
13 %
Co
Louisiana
Steel
Armco
Jun
21
5
1
(Un)
(Un)_
Corp
Company
Corp
Apache
Belden
Pennsylvania
Tel
Tobacco
Anaconda
77% July
53 % Jan
1.66%
Sau
Foundries
&
1
3.50
Corp
Staoo
&
Visfcose
Arkansas
Federated
Fdrv
&
34%
Cities Service
Columbia
Mach
(Un)
Co
(111)-—
Fisheries
Corp
37%
Jan
58%
Jun
Brunswick
8
*
Corp
36% May
34% May
44% Mar
42%
Jan
Company
Burlington Industries
53 %
Jan
Burroughs Corp (Un)
20%
Apr
26
Jan
Burton-Dixie
55%
Jan
Budd
40
Jun
50%
Jun
56
Jan
Calumet
8%
Jun
23%
Jan
Canadian
24
Jan
Canadian
(Un)
_—
172
30'A
350
36%
1,300
36
115
128
173
26'%
Feb
July
Apr
—*
—5
—1
64'%
61%
66 Va
17 J/4
17
17'%
18%
18%
19
5
—12.50
35'%
34
35%
500
29
24
24
200
22%
23
23
200
20% May
1'% Jun
3,300
500
1,400
49'%
Jan
30% July
48'A
175
Jan
July
Feb
76%
Jun
16% May
18% Apr
27%
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
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98
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65
Feb
447a
1%
1
1474
43
39
100
43
800
Jun
657. July
22% Jan
157a
43
2,500
200
9174
17
115%
51
500
(Un)
29 74 July."
547* Jan
....
Jun
287/a
Jun
900
1
■.
167a
Jan
12
277.
32
500
417a
100
3
Revlon
3'/a
86%
12%
100
Jan
7474
1.66%
;
Cement
12%
Jan
39%
36% Mar
1,000
29
16%
7%
5
Jun
Jan
34% July
.
Apr
417.
1,100
197a
49%
Jun
3 %
,
5
____
lb%
700
46%
3374
1,600
•
300
627a
4474
4874
2372
16%
72%
1
_
Corp
Contract
21%
10
Corp
Canfty
65%
177/a
56%
2
_
417a
20%
j,
Feb
19
Jan
287a July
60 y8 May
32%
_
48
July
100
487*
Pure
Feb
41
9574
32%
Pullman
1847a July
257a May-
200
587a
•
Jan
12%
July
•
500
Public
Jun
1574 May
317a May
30 y4 May
1,800
34s/a July
227a Jun
July
6474
39% May
400
1,700
47
16% July
Apr
25
6474
.
>.
,
64
Co
Corp
(Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
Jan
133
147a July
277a Mar
1,600
25%
5
6474
Z'ZZZZZZ'lo
IIIII25
Rockwell
First
10474 1097a
265% Jan
Apr
9472
300
v
8
175
25%
41 %
25
Phllco
15%
1
Camera
29
5
Radio
Firstamerica
31%
44 M»
37% July
Jan
*
Fairchild
34
.
Pfizer
119
Phonograph (Un)__5
Co
3,400
1674
62
457a July
Potter
Emerson
36%
16%
4474
48
Feb
180
'
34%
34%
1
33 %c
Apr
407a
20374 206%
33%
Jan
Jan
63
July
2974 May
..
(Charles) & Co (Un)Iir~33V3C
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
1250
3R%
500
85% Mar
119%
227a
Jan
58 74 Mar
108
267. Mar
400 A
137a
1,000
200
5
1,200
1,700
1,100
<
13
457a
86 %
3
28%
12,300
62
45%
86
10
2874
B—IIIIIII
class
Feb
May
86
.
Co
Jan
17
5
(Un)
41%
I"'
Co__
317a
1,450
Dow Chemical Co
Co
&
Pen
(Un)
Airways
Jan
22% Jun
Watch—
28%
41%
Electric
World
1374
200
Kodak
&
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
1,450
Natural Gas
28%
41%
——6.25
Jan
377a
National
287a
Corp.
2974
247a
Eastman
62%
15
~
May
37
Erie
Gas
American
4374
203%
61%
~
87a July
500
19%
61%
Paramount Pictures
9
700 7
24
Paso
Pacific
Jan
400
?" 9
"*
"10
3374 July
July
300
20%
37%
IIIIIIIII—
61
Feb
3574
'V
Co—
Gas
29
6074
250
357a
Jun
377a
5
—
Jan
37% July
17
3.33
Olin-Mathleson Chemical
Owens-Illinois Glass
Manufacturing
Mar
Feb
Feb
3,500
Co
(Minnesota)
(Un)
Bancorporation
Co
53%
July
1774
287a
600
42 V*
"
Co—
Edison
37
Elgin
Jan
24
42 74
167a Mar
21%
40
Co
Oak
24%
El
487a
Gas
Ohio
1
5
Power
Feb
Jan
1174 May
31% Jan
21%
Ry
States
Apr
5
(Un)_.
Pacific
Northern
Natural
8
July
2174 July
307a May
21%
4074
Jan
Dodge Manufacturing Co_.
Dtt Pont (E I) de Nemours
Northern
447a
20
—
Northern
Jun
Co
8774
5
Jan
Jan
Natural
277a July
527a Feb
100
8
100
5
Service
1
High
200
1674
Public
800
.
7 7:
9%
29
1974
V
500
39
9
29
12.50
Indiana
1,200
247a
8
1,200
*
III
Co
5672 Mar
3,300
92
_•
167a
61
5
Northern
RR
Aviation
40
89
60%
'
Gas
Central
American
18%
500
20
>24%
common
Edison
v
267a Mar
10
Corp
'
5574
92
Low
28%
5574
92
Corp
Illinois
4974
93%
24%
Illinois
Northern
York
157a
Jan
200
•
Northern
Range Since Jan.
High
27%
1
11% July
207a Juii
200
5
New
North
Jan
387a May
98
America
Jun
Jan
82
400
1,050
3274
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Detroit
1,200
227a
v19%
•63 %
557a
LOW
27%
—t-5
7174
>;f
Jun
31%
America
Crucible
64%
39%
977a
Co
of
Motors
Co
12
•-
Feb
Shares
—1
Mfg
697a
427a May
31
133 V3
Continental Can Co
Controls
86%
117a
X20
&
2874
7
Mar
,__100
Foods...
Power
Container
43
85%
227a.
10
Jan
for Week
.__5
Northwest
41%
j
(Un)
500
1,900 »-•';
86
5
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
Columbia
97a > 10
41%
1
.
preferred
Coleman
10
10
Tile
Jan
167a
16%
21 %
39%
Service
National
(Un).
National Gypsum Co
National Lead Co (Un)
Jan
55
51
Prod
Jun
607a
44%
Cities
1074 July
Distillers
2074
21%
8.50
National
417a
55
60%
Cincinnati
Electric
7
,
1774 May
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
"
Chicago Rock Island. & Pacific Ry____*
Chicago South Shore & So Bend__12.50
Chrysler Corp
25
&
317»
Feb
18%
l
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
25
Chicago Milw St Paul <fc Pacific
*
Chicago & Northwestern Ry common.*
Gas
High
>
Jun
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
25%
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
High
•
Central & South West Corp
2.50
Champlin Oil & Refining common
1
$2
convertible
preferred
__25
Chemetron
Low
Sale Price
for Week
Range
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended July 15)
Saies
X8272
5
Z*
IIIII'll
19
20
Jun
Jun
Apr
847a
Jan
500
17
Mar
24
Jun
102
102
103%
550
101
May
13774
Jan
119%
1167a 11974
350
95
Apr
126%
Jun
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
36
.
.
Monday, July 18, 1960
.
(240)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended July 15)
Week's
ACF Wrigley Stores Inc
Admiral Corp
I
Aeco
Air
a
Corp
Reduction
Co
(Un);—;—
Corp
Aluminium
Can
American
Mar
•
47%
400
56 Vz
100
59
59
19%
20%
1,800
(Un)_l
37%
37%
100
27
39%
40 Vs
500
25
25%
700
25
54%
58
300
35 Va
47% Mar
Thea
12.50
-25
10
Corp pfd (Un)
Cyanamid Co (Un)
American
Electronics
American
Factors
1
(Un)
24%
Jun
59
-"July
25
25%
Jan
38%
Jun
43 Va
Jan
26
2,300
Jun
19 y4
11% May
Jan
59 %
Jan
Jun
July
25
21% May
14%
Jan
Jun
9V4
9%
400
8% May
63 y4
400
50% Mar
74
20%
American Motors Corp
Potash
American
2 Its
7,500
20% July
29%
Apr
42%
Tel
American
Tel
&
American Tobacco
Mar
13
July
100
13 V4
1,100
51%
51%
200
33%
89%
89 %
90 %
2,400
57%
57%
200
51% May
57% July
34%
34 '/4
34%
800
32 % May
43%
35 3
25 V4
38%
2,800
V»
50%
400
47% July
67 V2
41
43
700
32%
43
4%
5
500
33%
33%
200
Co
Co
Viscose
American
40%
—12.50
(Un)_
25
1
50
(Un)
Corp
Corp
Ampex
36
40%
13
51%
*
Corp.,
s
49
Jan
30%
Apr
Co
(Un)
Anderson-Prichard
Oil
5
——L,— 1
Pools
Arkansas
Louisiana Gas
Inc
(Un)—-10
Corp
Anthony
:
33%
(Un)— ___2.50
Feb
16
54
Jun
96
;
Apr
Jan
Mar
42
/
Gladden
Baltimore
Ohio
<fe
Alden
Bell
Howell
&
Benguet
Steel
Bethlehem
Bishop
Oil
Consol
Mill—
—
Good
Airplane
Bond
Inc
Stores
Budd
Co
67a
-
Jan
July
7 Va May
38% May
Jan
Hill
Bunker
Co
Industries
Feb
Ink
Calif Oregon
(W
R)
Co
Lakes
Canada
Dry
Southern
Canadian
Case
(J
Gulf
Oil
&
Electronics
Holly
Oil
Instruments
Cenco
Chadbourn
Chance
Corp
Gotham
Vought
—
Inc_
Homestake
Honolulu Oil
Howe
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un»_
Chicago Rock Island & Pac (Un)_
—
Chrysler
Com
Cities
u
Service
Clary
Corp
Cohu
Co
(Un)
15%
Jun
17%
11% May
13
200
100
200
Sound
Corp
Fuel
Colorado
Iron
&
Co
(Un)—
Gas
Commercial
System
Solvents
Commonwealth
Natural
Consolidated
(Un)
Continental Can Co
Gas
Jan
May
42 y2
Feb
Motors
Oil
Products
Co
Oil
Crestmont
Crown
Cutter
B
Chemical
Air
Eastman
Elder
El
&
Bond
Electrical
Electronic
2,900
46%
8%
100
11c
60,000
8%
8c
Emerson
56%
Fargo
Fedders
Charter
Flrstamerlca
Flintkote
Florida
Flying
Food
Mach
Ford
Motor
Foremost
Inc
For
footnotes,
Jan
Jun
62
Feb
Jun
11'A
Jan
82% " 821%
100
79%
Apr
89%
Jan
13%
Jun
Jan
Industries
Litton
Inc
10
21 Va
201/2
22%
6,700
37%
37%
37%
300
•33c
7,000
17%
100
17
May
27%
Jan
M J M
(Un).
100
7
Jan
8%
Jun
Magnavox
600
8
Jan
8%
Jan
Martin
Jun
10 '
—10c
J an
Jun
14
May
Jun
25
.
600
17%
55
21
23%
May
28V2
471/2
300
1
—5
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jan
'
84% : 86%
Corp
16%
991/3
Jun
197/b Jun
200
84 J/4
(Un)„
July
9% July
74%
1,000
:
10c
Aircraft
8
8
8%
'
r
'
,
48
Jun
11%
19
19%
400
18
Mar
23%
Jan
35%
700
29
Mar
40
Jun
100
9s,a
9%
22
.
Z
22
"300
107
10
34«/2
%
20%
2%
"mm.—''
•
26% May
Jan
27%
34% July
19y8 Mar
200
2%
July
107
July
500
2%
——
19%
107
500
34%
20
—
1
fe M Oil Co
—
31c'
44 Va
8"% May
57%
95% July
Jan
;
471/4
50
53
5
5%
^5%
1
5%
5%
1.40
24
24%
Apr
221/s
Jun
5 176
Jun
25%
"
——
'
243a
Z
.
44
.3%
371/4
mrnrnm
'
'
w—
200
24
July
1,100
10
July
"
MatisoAyNavigation Co (Un»
McBryde
Sugar
Menasco
Mfg
Feb
(Un)
Co
.
.———..
Go__—_—_ —25c;
Petroleum
Middle
Utilities
South
10
Inc—
5
Co (Un)
—1
Monogram Precision Indiist———
Monolith Port Cement pfd
(Un)_ _^io.
Mission
Develop
1.40
—_
*
28 % May
21%
Montana
31%
16%
Jan
Montgom«ix'y Ward <fe Co
311/4
Jan
Montrose
Feb
50% July
53
51/2
Jan
Nafi
3y» May
100
26% May
37% July
Chem
100
■>
4%
National
National
61 Vs
400
60% July
69%
24%
300
31% July
July
41/4
Feb
Apr <•
21%
Jan
8%
...
,
Jan
150
12% July
14
Jan
500
39% May
55
V; Jan
-100
21%
Jan
29% July
500-
4OV2
Jun
531/8
Jan
100
10% July
14 Vk
Apr
13
.
,
-
291/s
Jan
Natomns
Co
Distillers
Theatres
44%
100
71%.
41 %
200
39'%
Jun
48%
Jan
10%
500
7% Mar
11%
Jun
New
10%
11%
800
7% May
13%
19% May
35'/4
Jan
18%
20%
Jan
Nordon
26
Jun
Norris
Oil
64%
Jun
Norris
Thermador
North
Northern
1,000
13%
50% Mar
100
'
•
66%
Jan
200
-
28
28
8
5,400
6Vb
5%
1,200
5
Jun
7
July-
66
:
Jun
July
-
351/8
Jan
12%
Jun
"
•
•
Jan
Jun
100
49%
•
28
—1
Natus
9%
(Un)—:
.
"63%
63%
—10
(Un)_—5
Chem
&
Inc
Jan
10%
45'
1
'
(Un)_
421/4
42-
—!
Biscuit-
23% May
42 Va May
22%
22%
20
19%
20
;
21
21
100
13%
64
64
64
200
56%
-
-
Apr
16%
400
100
Feb
181/4
26%
300
-
-
'•
Apr
Jan
July
12% July
42 % V
10%
.—1
Corporation
National
Jan
91/2
10%
1.40
1,100-
•41%
Jun
5
100
-■
6%
8%
2.20
5% July
200
-
16%
16%
12%
(Un)!
Co
44 3a
—
Jun
July
47»/2 July
41
25
10
52%
Apr
Jan
-
34
Jun
32%
23%
-*W—
(Un)—
23 V*
60%
61'%
*
Jan
Jan
Mar
43
.
'
29%' 31%
41 Vo
—2"
Co
Power
25% July
400
'
46c
29%" 29% 1
Chemical
Monsanto
Jan
500
/
v-
May
Jan
371/8
12%
12%
12.50.
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (Un)_
100
:
30c
400
:
-
_—
Co—
900
r
46%
338
371/4
•
1
/
27%
24%
26
•
11 %
38%
34%
1.40
^
•
10%
31%
May
400
50 V«
53
—1
:
19% May
35
2,000
48%
49
—1
(Un)
Co
Co
Merchants
107
22
.
Co
x.
'
3.4
9%
_
2,200
Jun
Jan
Feb
9
9
200
9
Jun
11'A
48
48
100
41
Jun
54'%
57%
58%
400
4%
4%
100
—.
.
43%
43V2
92V4
1%
44%
1,000
92'/4
30
1%
1%
11
300
18
19%
1.600
47 y8
4
19'/4
Apr
May
42% May
86'%
3,800
10%
92%
N
Central
Y
RR
7
Jan
Mar
19%
19%
20
500
16% Mar
24
20%
20i%
20%
500
20
20% July
21 Va
21%
900
21% July
341/8 Mar
31%
Jan
36 7/8
July
13c
24c
Mar
!
*
1
22.1/B
36%
36%
*
(Un)
Corp Ltd
Co
5"
1
1
1——1
(Un)
Co
Power
5
(Un)—1
Company
Corp :
England Electric System
17c
13<r
-
1.05
200
17c
20,000
700
1.05,
Jan
July
1.00 July
21
July
1.90 Mar
1
1.05
——_50c
21 %
21
22
1,500
1
40%
393ii
42 Va
7,000
5
42 %
41%
43
1
35%
35
36%
20
21%
21%
21%
200
20c
3%
3%
4%
3,100
3% July
34
34'%
2,100
33% May
34V4 July
31%
31%
300
31
41%
41%
200
May
41% July
38% Jan
52%
Jan
15%
15%.
15'/a
18%
Jan
—
—
Feb
U May
American
J
6
92%
1%
Jun
Oahu
Ohio
Ohio
Jun
Olin-Mathieson
Chemical
22
42 Va
July
July
500
29% May
38% May
47%
1,600
25% Mar
38
20%
221/2
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
Pacific
&
20%
Apr
Cement
17%
Jan
15y2
Jun
32%
400
29%
30%
31%
600
29
33%
Jun
Jun
45%
39%
Jan
28%
28
29 Vs
1,800
27
July
41 Vs
Feb
;
81/2
9
600
8
May
11%
Jan
98%
Jan
.
90
90
100
20%
20%
300
——■
86% Mar
191/4
Jun
29%
2,500
601% May
651/s July
preferred—
25
preferred—
--25
preferred.^—I——.—Trr-—25
5%
red 1st pfd
——25
5%
red 1st pfd "A"—;
25
4.8G% red 1st pfd
—25
4.509c red 1st pfd—
—25
4.36% ; red
1st pfd——
25
1,700
291/4
Feb
—10
71
2031% j
203 %
2031/2 July
Jan
4%
4%
700
49%
49 %
51%
1,700
209
200
26%
26%
_10
100
24
Apr
30%
94%
Jan
133'%
Jun
Jun
1%
Jan
124
1%
:
124
100
1%
1%
1,700
33%
22%
20
20
19%
—
_50c
(Un)J
-
20
5
15%
•'
10
16%'
35
35%
1
86
86
2.15
2.10
2.40
8%
9%.
35%
Jun
Pacific
Indemnity
Industries
Co
Inc—:
:
Pacific Lighting Corp common—
•
preferred
$4.36
Oil
Pacific
Pacific
Gas
&
Feb
Jan
16% May
25%
1
common
(Un)_
__1
l
400
11% May
22
Jun
Pan
291/4
38%
Jan
Paramount
Feb
Davis <fe Co
—
Pennsylvania RR Co_ (U«U—
Pepsi-Cola Co". (Un)
8%
'
7.
_1
—
.
_5
*
■
Jun
24%
Jam
May
22
<
■v
Jan
12%
9% May
200
2% July
4%
Feb
Pepsi-Cola
100
.
16% Mar
20%
Jun
Pfizer
34%
Jan
26% July
Airways' (Un)
Pictures
(Un)
Corp
65%
2
18%
-
II~1
104
s
;_i
21%
42.
Inc
Jun
27% July
23%
Jan
25% July
251/4
400
231/2
Jan
251/4
24%.
200
22%
Jan
24% July
22%
22%
100
211/4
Feb
22% July
21%
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100
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72
400
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Philco
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Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
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Pullman
500
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37%
67%
100
52
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68%
8%
500
8
Jun
13%
27%
22%
Apr
100
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Apr
Jun
5% Mar
May
51%
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Jan
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Jan
100
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500
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57
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57%
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Inc
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new
common
Rayonier
Inc
Jan
Raytheon
119%
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Republic
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Pictures
30
Feb
Reserve
97 106'/2
21%
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6,000
600
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1,800
60
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17%
17%
100
17%
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27%
Jan
41%
41%
200
53'/8
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11
11
11%
4,500
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3,400
151/4 July
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19%
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Jun
31%
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100
1,400
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July
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100
100
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Jan
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Jun
12
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14
17%
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Petroleum
Edison
13%
30 V2
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Occidental
Jan
14
31%
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Corporation
Jan
59'/8
52%
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Pacific
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13%
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,
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53%
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Jun
500
53 Va
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52
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Lockheed
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May
157/a
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60%
200
20
50
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Salt
Jan
3
Corp
1.65
900
300
400
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Jun
1
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3,200
69%
16%
1.65
Jan
46% May
Jun
35%
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1.75
67%
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76%
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Inc
1,600
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421%
19%
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21% Mar
18% July
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Feb
2.50
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97% July
32 Va Feb
97 J/2
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100
600
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100
8%
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50
40 y2
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3,300
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10
Jun
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Co
County Land Co
57%
43% May
5
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Phono
9%
2.55
Jan
common
Share
&
171/4
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66
5
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16%
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50%
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Feb
16 Va
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53
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;
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41% May
161/8 July
July
2.95
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700
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45
1,400
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Canada—
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Pacific
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100
1,300
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1.55 July
30
75%
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800
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41%
42 % May
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duPont
1.85
48 J/2
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—„1
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9%
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,
100
37%
1.65
200
1.55
.
2,400
9
26%
17
49%
—
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15% Mar
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6%
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17%
8%
75%
200
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Jan
34%
*
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36%
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39
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American
Jun
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61V4 May
9c
1
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Curtiss-Wright Corp
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Jun
56%
102
45%
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27%
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Jan
38%
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27%
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——--
&
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Jan
45%
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27%
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65%
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May
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10
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Co
Jun
23 %
,
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Jan
(Un)
Continental
67%
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common
new
600
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200
1
Continental
Mar
20
Jan
73C
30 Ye May
(Un>„ 10
Co
Jun
39
100
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——
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35
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48
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Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Celanese Corp of America
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July
37
Jan
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36
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56% July
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500
200,
22,000
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56%
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Jun
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60
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500
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19%
78%
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12% May
600
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43%
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2
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100
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27
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26%
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Jun
Jan
26%
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23%
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55%
300
1,100
3,700
44%
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28%
Jan
common
Products
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Rubber
Corp
42
34
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1
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Co
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Armour
Jan
4% July
31%
Jan
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Jan
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Getty
Gillette
Jan
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Jun
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&
10
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&
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1.66%
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3.50
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&
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10 y4
/
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Jun
40
Feb
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19
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10
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27%
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78%
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200
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Jun
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100
(Un)
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14,800
30
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28c
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200
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of
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25c
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General
General
70%
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common
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Aluminum
Amerada
Jan
Jan
25c
*
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*
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(Un)
9
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co
(Un)—-——10
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15%
23%
700
19
43%
1
Jun
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Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Shares
of Prices
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for Week
Range
Last
for Week
Last
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Sales
Week's
Friday
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Range
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Jan
Volume
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stocks
Week's
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Inc
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Drug
Reynolds
Rheem
Rice
&
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Metals
Co
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Oil
1,100
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51
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41 Va
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May
31%
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9
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2,318
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36
40'A July
Mar
Jan
12%
108
12% May
18%
Jan
86%
86%
89
393
72
Feb
92'A
Jun
•
52%
52%
55%
574
47% Mar
64%
.2.50
24 Va
23%
24%
244
22% Mar
25 Vb
Jan
44 V4
44%
406
42 Va May
55Va
Jan
7%
7%
5
Feb
7%
Jan
48%
49'a
534
46 V4
49%
50
328
45'A May
;..
13.50
common
Light
•y
"
48%
Friday
K
.
7
Jun
Jan
54
Apr
50% July
Industries
Co
July
Shares
Harbison
Home
Walker
(Joseph)
33%
Jan
67'/a
Jun
Pittsburgh
36 Vb
33
Jan
50% July
42
6
!•
Jan
2.45
Jan
May
United
U
S
&
23
25
6% May
35
35% July
18% Jun
36 Vb
20
141
9'
220
24 Vb
25
645
21% Mar
25
35 VB
35%
118
32%
36%
-7%
.
43%
44%
40
_
40
114
4
1,400
61
*
12.50
common
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp_
Jan'
Jan
_.
-
-
3%
63'/a
63%
17%
17%
34
31%
34
5
5
Jan
20%
Jan
9% Mar
Feb
July
Apr
1
63%
95
_
Apr
4
Apr
60
56 Va
179
16% Apr
17% May
Jan
80 Vb
i
Jan
22%
Jun
15 Vb May
32 V> Mar
26%
17%
17%
20
1%
1%
700
27%
27%
29 V4
57
56
59'A
_6.25
45
Jan
67
24%
_
Jun
Jan
3%
285
1
_
43'A
35
Jan
38Vg
Jan
■
5
__
_
4
—'-10
j.
_
52%
Jan
|
Refractories
Glass
■>'
56%
8%
8'A
T
10 Va
36
8.50
_
Chemical
High
37 Vb May
8%
19%
5
Engineering & Foundry Co.
Glass
Low
40%
9
10
.
Pgh
Co
Plate
High
8%
25
—
of
Plymouth Oil Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp _L—■——,,
Seeberg (The) Corp
lf« July
Range Since Jan. 1
40'A
8%
10
.
System
Low
5
_
"■=
for Week
1
_
_
.
Gas
Pittsburgh Brewing
,
_
Inc
Equitable Gas Co_
Jun
10
Sales
Range
of Prices
Jan
80
Week's
Last
Par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Apollo
Jan
41
July
Jun
July
17
;
_
27'A
25
17%
Sale Price
Jan
103
,
May
40%
1.15
_1
.___.
7
49%
*
(Un)
300
2,115
43% July
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
*
27'A
__5
A—.
common
30 %
42%
22%
—1
Power
Petroleum
900
1,300
100
Gas
4Vb
63
1
25
35% May
21% Mar
44%
2'A May
74% May
8'A
'
24
,
1
Duquesne Brewing Co
Duquesne Light Co
81 Va
1A
149
1
_
Blaw-Knox
*22%
57%
Jan
43 Va
Jun
~
Columbia
—
—
Jan
12 %
19%
Co—_i__—_—
Jan,
33'A
800
——
Jan
8%
1
:
71'A
9>A May
-
1
Jan
80"%
v
42% May
180
Jun
Co
30%
1
;
Co
200
24%
3
11'A
5
(Un)
594
10%
66% July
16%
Co
Power
32 Va
'
59%
60%
46 VB
Jan
627 *
—
May
7
31%
80%
—10
Corp_____
523
40%
43%
STOCKS
July
22
1
common
10%
Jan
28
a**
Jan
41%
2'A
44 Vb
Jan
8%
16% May
45>A Mar
18%
16Vb Mar
21%
2%
315
17%
Apr
39%
common
1,400
1
Transportation
July
35
10
(Un)
Jun
6%
17%
66%
44 V8
Jun
42 >A
21%
5
6V4
6'A
17 Vb
61 »A
10c
Jan
38%
33 Va Mar
(Un)
16%
Jan
145%
42 >A
14
37% July
Jun
18%
,
Gas Improvement
Jan
26Va
Mar
31%
39vb
Jan
12%
5 V4 Mar
38%
40%
5
Washington
Feb
37%
(Un)
Jan
Jun
28%
35
17%
29% Mar
33% May
21% Apr
127
United
30%
850
13 Vb
2
Corp —
Jan
639
37%
13 Va
63
Oil. Co
31
34
37
—16%c
Inc
Paper
Suh
Jan
Jan
93 Vb
Smith Kline & French Lab—.
South Jersey Gas Co
Jan
Apr
72
t
Electric
Electric
Jan
96%
52 >A Mar
Corp
Apr
Jan
64 Vb May
Inc
Public Service Electric
36% July
24%
79%
78
Inc
Mfg
Feb
6,586
;
33%
Jan
May
30 V4
25%
90%
82%
1,108
v t c common
Co
Co
Photo
Potomac
Jan
64%
10
Corp
Sugar
Preferred
13% May
22Va
10
Oil
Corp
Bros
Philco
Feb
•
Equipment
Warner
50%
400
2
Fund
(The)
&
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
4% Mar
Apr
25
Associates
Westates
3% July
43 Va
Co
Perfect
Jan
1,100
(Un)
Corp
Match
Washington
900
23 %
25%
89 Vb
High
42'A
1,238
63%
Pennsalt
May
3,600
—_
Rights
Victor
24 %
22%
25%
69 M»
69 'A
Resistance
Jan
17%
37
8'A
1
Utah-Idaho
7% May
20% May
75
___
Watch
Jan
24'A
36'A
Inc
Corp
Corp
Jun
73%
Co
Cons
Vanadium
22%
67%
25 V4 July
66% Jun
61'A
common-
Chemicals Corp
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
25%
(Un)
Industrial
Steel
8%
Corp
Corp
Motors
Progress
_10
Warrants
S
Jan
73%
Calif
Aircraft
Universal
Jan
65
35%
common.-..-
Fruit
42%
25 % Mar
24
Ry
United
Jan
July
July
700
400
1
Corp
United
50%
25
56
25
'.
Co—
Co
United
Jun
900
200
(Uni
of
Sugar
Merck
33
8%
197
—1.66%
Acceptance
Martin
__5
common...
Union
1,500
40
Jan
Jan
•21
(Un)
Co
3,500
3%
1
Carbide
Universal
200
2.1 00
3,400
51'A
44
Low
>
26%
65 Va
38% May
35 Va May
Range Since Jan. 1
High
66
;
International
500
Shares
8
Co
Dairies
Lehigh' Coal & Navigation
United
Gas
Oil
Motor
Foremost
Feb
__50c
Corp
Electric
Ford
Jan
44 %
Inc
Union
Mar
12%
Jun
Jun
for Week
25%
•
1
26
Apr
73% July
12% Mar
125 V4
Sales
Range
6%
25
Co
V
Week's
of Prices
-
Power
Apr
3%
1
Feb
37%
& Light new
—6.75
Duquesne Light
——_5.:
Electric Storage
Battery.
10
Jan
7
Publishlne
May
14'A
Jan
91V»
34
_5
1
8 Va
40
19% July
Feb
11
12
1.8O
20%
56
13%
*
„„
;
100
8V4
59 Va
200
89%
1
2,600
7%,
5
_______'
Co
Curtis
Delaware
Jan
30
:
31%
14%
«
Co
9%
43%
.
Jan
30
20%
1
Transit
24 %
3IV4
21% July
Jun
300
67%
4.33
Hamilton
_1
(Un)
•
—
Jan
25
(The)
33V3
50
400
8c
11
Low
1
July
9,500
300
121
25%
Co
44 Va
10%
„
10
4.
Tel—
&
200
26%
31 %
common:
General
25
9
Steel
General
56
9
*
.
Last
Jan
41%
1
Petroleum—
Feb
2,000
11
1
48% July
40%
__
1
(Un)
common
&
42
Madison
10
—
Corp____
Union
U
10
28 Va
9c
72%
16% May
16% Apr
118%
1
'(Un)
23%
:
9c
—10
19 Va Mar
37 Va
__5
(Un)
600
37%
a—5
w.i
Oil
23
■
37%
7
—
common
Sulphur
Gas
22% July
9%
Tri-Continental
United
Jan
34%
9%
(Uni
United
20%
.34%
(Un)____
Warrants
300
_2
;
Jan
72%
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
24% July
50c
.
.__
Jun
14c
72%
(Un)_.
64 Va July
Jan
44 Va
*
—
Corp—,
Union
Feb
44%
(Un)—.
Gulf
Oil
Jun
22%
44%
23'A
Transamerica
Trico
35
2,100
Co
Jan
64%
Budd
56%
20
Transmission
Inc
Jan
Feb
100
19%
•
55%
46% Mar
Arundel Corporation
City Electric
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
1,800
19%
Co.
__
41% May
1,600
Atlantic
Jan
1,100
..
Wood
55 Va
Jan
Corp
Tidewater
22%
;
300
2,600
59'A
Par
Alan
18 Va
Jun
39%
(Un)
Thriftimart
22%
36 Va
29%
12% May
400
Gas Transmission
Textron
24%
Jun
48%
Co
Co
Inc
64'/a
24%
500
37%
61%
...v 700
.
18'/a
48 %
TelAutograph
Texas
37
64%
—__5
International
Texaco
5,200
Feb
Sunset
Texas
Jan
Jun
Jan
Gas
Gas
41
42%
Febv
28 Va
Mid-Continent Oil
Tenn
Jan
V <>•%
common
Oil
10%
600
Sunray
TXL
350
2,200
Chemical Co
&
10%
30
Stanley Warner Coro
Swift
Tel
6%
Studeoakej-Packard
Suburban
American
37%
_2
Corp
Oil
New
Jan
29%
(Un)
Oil
Stauffer
15%
6Va
Inc common
Standard
12%
16%
25
19 Va
44%
56 Va
Stores
100
29%
Railway
Standard
American
13%
39%
2ft
.
Pacific
Standard
A
——
Petroleum———.
(Un)_—
Warrants
Jun
38
25
.___
Co
19%
43'A
Jun
15%
'
19%
Friday
Jun
30
Jan
Sale Price
90 Va
100
35%
56%
Jan
58%
5
15
36%
22'/a
200
Jan
Apr
43 %
STOCKS
Feb
19
45%
21
1,700
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
July
Mar
Apr
35
Jun
500
21%
21%
Corp.—______6.25
Exploration—.. 10c
common
Feb
36%
31
22
20
*
Corp
44%
35
25
Co
Radio
20 Va
0
common
Cab
73%
I8V4
18%
300
21%
_1
.-25c
W)
100
<
1
High
—
Oil
600
•
•
Co of California_____6,A
(Indiana)
25
Co
Southern
Spiegel
Co
100
Jun
35%
2
Yellow
10% May
21%
Low
34
Jan
30
Apr
8 Va May
30% Jun
—2.50
(Un)_
300
55
21
Mar
29%
Calif
Southern
22
55
21
25
preferred
Southern
22
7
Range Since Jan.
High
32
—
Jan
Feb
200
1
Edison
Calif Gas
Southern
36 %
.—7.50
class
preferred
preferred
Southern
6%
Oil
Calif
36%
Low
5
Apr
22 Va
Shares
Co
Elec
(F
par.
—
Inc:
Ry
Basin
Apr
29%
.
16% May
*
—
Jun
40 Va
Zenith
28
_3
(Un).,
26
Feb
200
(Un)
Mobil
36%
30
Corp____
Smith-Corona-Marchant Inc
4.78%
14%. May
600
19%
—„
Co__
Co———
Southern
Woolworth
30
Oil
Socony
Jan
100
Co__—1
&
Siegler
Corp
Signal Oil & Gas Co
Sinclair
46%
100
1
Finance
Roebuck
Water
35% July
17%
1.40
Scott Paper Co—._
Inc
Westinghouse
Williston
29'A
8%
Union
Feb
Jan
1.35 May
(Un)
for Week
Telegraph (Un).__2.50
Western
80 Va
17%
1
Lines
Pacific
17'A
900
,
Air
Western
Apr
19%
Corp
Western Dept Stores
Mar
29%
....
Western
Jan
0''
'•
Insurance
Jun
Mar
12 Va
800
■
Life
Coast
69
10
common
"
■
West
Jan
%
28
•
(Un)
V'VVT
Sales
Range
Sale Price
90c
•■•
20
Elec
&
industries
Servel
71
Week's
of Prices
Last
V.
jun
56
50% July
18% July
5
Ry
(Un)
*
High
70
Feb
38% Mar
•:
500
i
35%
22%
<Un)__,
Francisco
Sears,
Shell
100
48%
200
1.15
1.66%
Diego Imperial
Shasta
71
13%
24
preferred
Seaboard
71
13%
•
capital
Paper
Schenley
1.15
13 %
20g
Co
Inc
Lead
Diego Gas
5%
San
1.15
1
Petroleum
Jo:eph
18%
*
,.r
Aeronautical
St
300
1
Aircraft
Dutch
61
52%
Co
Corp
Rohr
Royal
Ryan
61
50%
(Uni
Manufacturing
Range Since Jan. 1
7/;/ LOW'-,.,:..
2.50
Co
stocks
Shares
High
__1
Ranch
Richfield
Low
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Par
(Range for Week Ended July 15)
Sales
28 %
July
22 Vb
Jan
Apr
2%
Jan
160
25% May
32'A
Jun
689
46% Mar
64%
Jun
1
•vV
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended July 15)
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Abitibi
4 Va ')'a
Acadia
Algoma
Power
& Paper common
»
preferred
Atlantic
Sugar
.
common.
Ltd
For
footnotes,
*
see page
42.
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
•
Range
of Prices
Shares
High
Aluminum
4 Va '/<■
Raftge Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Co
of
40
2,950
35 Vb Mar
21%
21 Va
24
574
21% July
10 %
10'A
300
•32%
31
32%
8.320
30 "A July
40%
Jan
28%
Asbestos
28%
30 Vb
13,930
28'A Mar
33%
Jan
Atlas Steels Ltd
24
Jan
Feb
Argus
9 %
Jun
11
Jan
4%
Corp Ltd
$2.50
common
preferred
Corp
of Prices
..Low
pfd___25
a21%
50
a46
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd_—50
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4 '/a% pfd.__50
$2.90
preferred
50
38
41%
Canada
preferred
Par
—
for Week
Range
Sale Price
for Week
Sales
Week's
Last
Dollars
40
*
»
Canadian
Week's
Low
.
Steel
Aluminium
25
in
Shares
a21 a21%
19 Va Mar
21
a46
40
Mar
45
Jun
a50% a50%
20
49
Feb
51
Feb
90
37
Jan
42
Jun
47
Mar
50 Va
Apr
26% July
35 %
Jan
38
38
:
49 Va
49 Va
50 Va
35
28
27 Va
28
530
___.50
47%
*
—
20'a
High
235
650
a45 %
*
*
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
47Va-
47%
22%
23
20
20'a
65
43
Mar
47 Va
Feb
Jun
*
:
1,080
385
20%
20
Feb
July
26 V»
Jan
28
Jan
3
38
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Shares
Par
Bailey
Selburn 5%
preferred
5 % %
Bank
of
Bank
Nova
25
I-
Class
Bell
British
Columbia
14,501
42%
Jan
46
50
41%
Jan
47
July
50
50
50
75
45%
Jan
50
July
7%
7%
7%
50
49%
49
49%
•
4.15
3.86
4.30
4,286
26%
5,080
•
25%
preferred
•
Penmans
52
52
80
47% May
52
Jun
10%
Ltd
11
1,210
18
10%
Jun
14 V4
Jan
3,914
30%
Apr
37'%
Jan
Mar
45%
Jun
18
30
Class
200
380
30%
225
16%
Feb
21 %
1,661
26
Jun
35
Jan
26%
26%
27
592
24%
Apr
27 y4
Jun
16%
16%
16%
910
16
53
53
60
•
43%
42%
43%
1,675
12
456
10%
Feb
760
13
Feb
21
Jun
53
2,055
46% Mar
56
•
38%
37%
38%
6,970
31 Vb Mar
13%
13%
5
12%
Apr
20
340
18%
Apr
23
Jan
28
Feb
31
Jun
30
30
30%
245
67/a
6y8
7%
1,675
50o
9
9%
4,105
5%
5y«
6
605
4.50
4.70
500
10%
400
9% May
13%
12%
13%
1,400
12%
77
77
25
13
13
13
1,185
•
<B
23% '
9%
al3%
Mortgage
Dairies
&
Stores
Steel
Du
Dupuis
Eddy
Ford
100
0
common
common
I
5%
'if.»•
Indus
St
Jan
Shawinigan Water
Class
10 y2
Jan
13V4
Jun
Jun
55%
Jan
45
45
450
44
2.25
2.30
300
38%
41 %
2,050
38
July
47
Jan
a80
39%
a80
30
75
Jun
84
Jan
__
2.25
Class
A
Series
4%
B
Sherwin
14 y4
14 'A
115
15
Apr
7
8Vb
6,422
7
Jun
18
Jan
49
56
830
49
July
80
Jan
13% Mar
1.50
1.50
500
1.50 Julv
34y2
34V2
35
362
33% Mar
15%
400
1: 14
May
14
425
13
Feb
4.85
5.00
2,925
36
36
55
34 Vb
_100
75
75
25
66 y2
65 Vi
67 V4
4,081
72% July
65 % July
6.70
6.70
100
6.30
Jun
9.50 Mar
—
20'/2
20V2
675
17 y2
Jan
20 % July
1134
11
Jun
10
•
•
1
•
common
Power common
of
Can
550
17
2,845
94
100
May
31%
6%
of
11
Jan
25
Mar
30%
Jan
28%
330
26
Mar
31 %
41%
42
135
37j/2 Mar
43
a45'/4 a45 V4
5
42
Jan
43% May
118
May
42
122
8% Mar
Steinbergs
class
15
6%
220
28
28 %
945
27 y4
)6y2 May
24%
19
21% May
.
__
18%
18%
18%
21
20 %
21
1,412
68
58
58
6
700
100
Toronto-Dominion
Bank
:
Steel
&
Knapp
(Geo)
(Canada)
4% %
Jan
Jan
17'/2 Mar
24
Jan
iMar
58
Jan
315
45
52 %
565
48% Mar
55%
Jan
17 %
18 %
1,860
16 y4
257/b
Jun
2.00
—
1,380
50%
2.05
3,900
•
6
a6
a6%
35%
36
2,506
2.90
2.20 July
365
35%
6
July
3.00
400
34
35
950
30
Feb
35
Jan
*
37
37
37
520
31% Mar
37
July
45
44'%
45
325
41%
45
July
*
__
2 60 Mav
Jan
11
July
41% Mar
59
13
13
16%
13%
2,779
40
15%
July
18%
Jan
8%
Feb
Canadian Stock Exchange
Jan
Price*
July
Shown
Are
Jan
Expressed
STOCKS
in
Canadian
Week's
Friday
19% July
10% Jan
Last
18%
150
17
22
22%
550
18%
12
12
12%
65
1,980
24% May
Sale Price
Par
Dollars
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Feb
65
Apr
Blue
20
Jan
Butterfly
Feb
65
20
9%
500
25%
25 Vh
25%
1,870
3.85
3.85
4.00
850
3.75
85
13%
12 %
Jun
al4 al4%
Apr
35%
34
Hosiery
July
Canada
&
Dominion
Canadian
Collieries
Resources
Dec
Canadian
Ingersoll
Rand
Jan
Canadian
Kodiak
6.25
Jan
Canadian
15 y.
4.345
32
Feb
36%
Jan
Canadian
100
310
90
Mar
100 '/2
Jun
Catelli
200
39%
Apr
50y2
Jan
Consolidated
July
52 y2
Jan
Consumers
43
37%
85% July
37
38%
2,340
34% Mar
l
12%
12%
12%
975
•
7.75
7.75
8.60
1,500
a7.50
a8.25
150
12
1
11%
Jan
JUty rfJi
3.50
3.65
150
35%
37 %
1,300
40%
40%
25
45%
44%
45%
1,693
57%
57%
59
550
•
r%
9%
9%
1.108
31%
30%
31 %
6,993
30
11%
11%
1,663
11% Mar
.5%
38%
200
2,020
12% al3%
65
5%
38%
36%
al3%
io
a
18
—
a2iy2
00
34
•
—
•
Ltd
10
Paper
Jan
5
7%
100
7% July
2.25
100
Jan
10
Mar
Mar
37
2.10 Mar
Apr
8%
Ford
•
16
16
16%
3
7%
7%
8%
40
40
40
1,354
37% Mar
94c
87c
95c
1,000
65c
948
13%
Jun
7%
Feb
17%
Jan
11%
Feb
40
Apr
Jun
1.35
Jun
4.90 Mar
6.50
Apr
5
5
5%
class A_*
Corp
Ltd
*
750
5
25c
35c
1,125
40
100
40
41 %
4,803
a6% Mar
44 %
40%
41 %
2,301
34 % Mar
41% July
class
*
A
Corp Ltd
40 -
:•
40%
41
.
"
—1
Grain
7%
Power
100
,';V
5
525
25c
38
7%
July
July
Jan
2.25
Jan
Feb
40
May
Jan
72c
100
1.75
Jan
14%
14%
425
14% July
19
Jan
30
72c
30
32%
395
30
July
40
Jan
120
Ltd
120
120
20
116
Apr
130
Jun
26%
pfd
-—100
$1.40 pfd——20
Motor Co of Canada Ltd-i„
Kelly Douglas Ltd class A—
Lambert (Alfred! Inc class A
Place
_*
26 %
300
Jun
27%
125
125
10
125
July
172 %
6%
6%
275
6
Mar
7%
Apr
Vrtr
13%
Feb
125
•
a
'
—
1
50c
26%
Jun
Melchers
Moore
Corp
31%
Feb
39%
Jun
Mount
Royal
10
Feb
14%
Jun
Mussens
6
Jun
Jun
21%
May
22 y4
Jun
50% May
56 %
July
130
Feb
Jan
Lid
6%
13
13
27%
230
23% Mar
27% July
28%
28%
35
23
Mar
28% July
24 %
24%
25
23
Mar
•
Dairies
24%
Ltd..—_—
13
,
Cum
Power
Quebec
1st
6
31
t1"!
38% May
2,425
52
60
V'
Co
Pow
40
12
Mar
14%
Jan
Quebec
27% Mar
35
Jan
Renold
24
28
Jan
Shop
13%.
47%
11%
200
4,485
6;
6
6
83
a9
100
27 %
Jan
13 % July
?*% Mar
'
a9
,
Feb
July
49
10%
Mav
F°b
10 %
8% July
Jan
46
46
100
43
July
52
Jan
a46
a46
20
44
Jan
45
Jan
43%
43%
100
65
65
45
30%
31
al6% al6%
i
—
Ltd—
preferred
———50
Jan
al2% al2%
July
45%
*
Corp of Can 4%%
651
45%
*
Ltd
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd 10
Northern
-
pfd—10
Ltd
Canada
Jan
27
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Distilleries
Jan
13
*
Lowney Co
.
901/,
—*
R
4 nr
Feb
Feb
*
i—
%
May
July
2.40 May
Jan
12 V2
97
Jan
13
-1
Loblaw Companies Ltd A
ak/4
7%
common—10
Ltd
Federal
Jan
54
30
115
21 Vu
27%
,"735
14%
14%
Ltd—
Company
Products
Gas
Ltd
Paper Inv Ltd
Products
Kootenay
34%
15
425
7%
8
500
31
31
75
14%
9
■-
6iy4
East
41%
30
31
•
Jan
52% Mar
Mar
2.25
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd
•
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
52%
•
Ijoo
52
May
y2
Dalfen's
33%
15
II
Jun
4j
Silk
Food
40%
27%
3
41
■
53%
•
35% Mar
21 %
a96
Jan
44
16
6.491
4.95
July
105
56%
a96
3.25 Juli¬
as %
320
a22
55
i.oQ
com-
18
a21%
Vj|
15% May
Jan
3.50
12
Jan
7%
Jan
Jun
12>/2
35%
4.68%
87
44%
7.20 Jun
•
common_5
.
Mar
>0
100
•'
com
Co
Refineries
Marconi
35%
10
13
High
42
Apr
6% July
Jun
41%
25
Sugar Co Ltd
Jan
99
85%
13
35%
1
28%
Mar
85%
1,110
_1
12
Apr
41%
a42 % a42 %
225
6%
100.
Ltd
Co
38
6%
6%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
38
5
1%
pfd-Raceway Inc
Bonnets
1.00
100
Ltd
87
63 % Mar
9
Development Co
Shares
High
22% July
9% May
65
9%
Low
Anglo-Canad Pulp & Paper Mills Ldt_*
Mar
18%
•
com
Feb
Jun
Apr
4.25
810
22
■
3.35
Jan
426
59
*
5
Jan
1
Belding-Corticelli
—III 5
IIIu
Jan
38%
Jan
8.40
21
Jun
»
8%
Jun
26 y2
;
preferred
29%
preferred—25
*
;4>00 Jan
.
Ltd
A
common..
Feb
Canada—
Jun
50c
class
Limited
Jan
17
87%
20%
•
;
Worts^
July
66% July
51XU
17 V2
*
&
Jan
20
10
•
Corp
Gooderham
May
58
Apr
9 %
Jan
31
Jun
57 y2
Jan
8%
Apr
Jun
49%
•
Trans Canada Pipeline
Triad Oils
Anglo-Nfld
•
126
122
6y2
28%
*
Power
A
Jan
common
Jan
Mar
10
Canada
7%
•
Jan
625
II,229
•
July
•
May
28%
__
•
preferred
Mar
common
Jan
18 %
96
10
Jan
•
13%
Feb
26%
pfd_100
;
Jan
10
Jan
*
Co
Walker
Jun
'July
80
15'/a Mar
90
Jan
75
25%
26!/4
.50
7%
11%
94
Jan
6%
41 %
Jan
9%
•
50
preferred
16% Jan
16%
4.65 July
16%
16%
100
preferred
Williams
Feb
July
_*
;
&
5.80
37
13%
common
4 V2 %.
Sogemines
Webb
Jan;
14 %
Simpsons
United
4.25
July
7
„
Zellers
11%
10
75
•
16
•
common
al3
.,
Apr
14
A
Weston
•56%
20c
preferred
al3
;
12%
Jun
1%
Massey-Ferguson
Jan
Jun
Jan
1
Power
Jan
31
8.00
4.85
;
45%
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Lawrence
29
27% Mar
Jan
al9% al9%
•
new
21% July
25
—-25
Jan
*
Candy Shops
2,350
15 V2
B
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Jun
20 %
Apr
55%
Ltd
2,360
•
preferred
Feb
13
MacMillan Bloedel Si Powell River
Ltd •
5%%
Jan
13%
25
Service
9.45
22%
29%
_•
St Lawrence Cement class A
St Lawrence Corp common
10%
Jun
9%
56%
p*a
8.20
•
common
common
Preferred
100
Public
(M)
Lower
Ltd
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Feb
90
—
Loeb
Jan
52
_
Secord
Feb>
Jan
29%
1.50
Canada
45
Labatt Limited (John)
Laura
Feb
4.90
Jan
21%
20
Jan
46 V2
8.20
1
Feb
Jan
Mar
Mar
21%
Jan
July
•
6%
Jan
790
70
56%
Ltd
23
1,676
U
prefer-"*
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of
13% Mar
Corp
Lines
Jun
*
"
Bank
55
Jun
26%
Pipe
18
10
59
—
S2
550
69
38 % July
2,150
o*
19
9%
80
28
Mcn-ei
Jan
18j/b
19
66%
185
27%
International Paper common
International Utilities Corp
138
69
495
50
Interprovincial
Iroquois Glass
Canada
55
Mining
International
Apr
9'/2
10
27%
Inland Cement preferred
i..kc.iiacional Bronze 6%
125
•
19%
Feb ;
6
Acceptance Corp
190
1
A
(A V) (Canada)
Rolland Paper class
4% %
preferred
825
Bank
Warrants
130
•
71%
325
preferred
130
__
Standard Structural Steel
40%
1,260
Imperial Investment class A
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
6%
Class
8,060
">ref*rred
Imperial
40
Steel
70
•,
Bay
13
255
Apr
3.00
16% July
6y«
Paper
I,345
41'/2
.
Jan
29
20% Mar
6
pfd
14
40
•.
common
Roe
45
Paper Co Ltd
Smith
Reitman's
Canada
19%
Feb
2.25
13'/a
'
19% May
48%
"14 y4
•
Southern
5.00
V
8% May
6.10
Jun
*
Power
Jan
25
*
lfi,/n Mar
6
Home St Pitfield
Hudson
50
-
Jun
17%
Mar
20c
Texaco Canada Ltd-.
I.
Jun
46
12
36
1
Co
13 %
Mar
2.00
170
1,852
:
Southam
17
Apr
22
12Vb
39%
49
9%
B
Howard
1,782
*
17
13% July
150
12Vu
38%
1
Warrants
Royal
13"%
12»/b
38%
Units
15%
Co
class A
Oil
Jan
13%
•
common
Provincial
Transport
Quebec Natural Gas
45
Andy
Class
16 V4
5
24%
12% May
•
5%
Jan
90
26%
9 % July
12%
A
Wares
Apr
91
100
9%
common
Steel
86%
*
preferred
Canadian Power &
Power
Jan
100
90- :,
„
121
•
Ltd
14%
preferred
(Chas
34
1_
July
May
43%
19% July
22"% Mar
20
Motors
,
Mar
21
Dynamics
Home
40
5
General
*(.
4%
Co
&
9%
common
General
•\i <-
16
20%
preferred
Handy
Jan
1
Petroleum
Great Lakes
12%
10
1
General
I
Apr
77
21
I
Gatineau
Price Bros
15%
Co„
Co
69%
•
French
Apr
*
•
Foundation Co of Canada
&
Jan
common
Canadian
26
Tubes
3%
II
Frosst
17%
40%
•
Corp
Ltd
Jun
70
•
common
Cos
420
2.25
—*
Motor
19
2.25
23%
class
Corp
Players
Fraser
29
25
1,317
Eleccrolux
Fleetwood
52
18%
•
Chemical
Canada
Paper
1,150
•
Freres
Famous
135
10%
52
•
Match
Eddy
,i-y
17%
10%
16%
Coal
Textile
of
50
29%
Brewery
Pont
15
22%
16%
•
preferred
r
a2.00
4,210
a6.20
com
Donohue Bros Ltd
Dow
';:
18%
28%
Ltd
&
125
common
Jan
Jan
3.50 May
16%
1
common
Steel
Jan
8.45
..3.75, -Jan
&6.20
common
Dominion
7%
12%
200
25
pfd
Foundries &
•?
-
•
6%
Feb
5% July
404
I-
4.00
22%
2
Glass
Dominion
995
2.50
Coal
Tar
175
a2.00
16%
2
Bridge
Dominion
1,317
17 y8
*
Seagrams
Dominion
18
-
•
A
Petroleum
Reduced
3.85
•
& Seal Co
Dominion
9%
3.50
*
•
class
2,949
14%* 15%
•
Zellerbach
9
~
•
Coronation
-1,181
al3al3%
•
Glass
Dominion
\V:
20 %
23%
9y»
Smelting
Dominion
*»
19%
23%
•
Dominion
i
19%
25
Ltd
Co
Crown Cork
Dome
356
10
Corbys class A
Distillers
42%
•
Consolidated Mining &
Consolidated
Textile
Dominion
42 %
preferred
Ji
Consumers
42%
•
!
Cellulose
26%
——100
Slcard Inc
common
Railway
7% July
10% Jan
4.50 July
10
Vickers
Columbia
iS:
5% May
4.50
Power
Farm
Jan
20%
common
Development
Power Corp of Canada
Premium Iron Ores
5%
1
common
July
38% July
13% Jan
•
Ltd
12
20
20
60
Cockshutt
Jan
46
—100
Jan
13%
Ltd
Jan
20%
•
Petrofina
45%
20
77
Canadian
*
39% Mar
Jun
11%
•
Pacific
54
50%
•
Crown
39% Mar
51
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
23% Mar
20
Industries
Canadian
tjiy
July
•
•
Companies
Jun
17%
Apr
July
10
A
International
41 y4
Jun
42
*
Pacific Petroleums
Quebec
8,200
common
Oil
34% Jun
21%
•
Preferred
:
29% Jan
26%
Preferred
■
Jun
Jun
26
common
Canadian
Jan
18
17
50o
Canadian
liy2
Feb
Feb
9%
20%
Canadian
-
17
21
Canadian
,j|>'
9% Mar
10
B
Coghlin
42
26
25
Husky
Jun
200
x
14%
14%
75
Feb
20
common
series
Canadian
A
50
25
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A
fV
44%
10%
10%
32%
44%
10
10%
31%
31%
Mar
•
Co
Apr
14%
100
Placer
common
Chemical
39
790
43 V2
•
Mills
Page-Hersey
July
69
•
class
Jan
15%
i
:
7%
preferred
i
Ontario Steel Products—;
42% July
Electronics
Canners
$1.75
Jan
48
12.50
Celanese
Canadian
Jun
37% Mar
45'
i
tr
5%
35%
Jun
42%
_25
5%
Canadian
25%
15
14
50
common
Canadian
Apr
43 %
40
55
common
Breweries
20
a40% a40%
•
48
•
Steamship
425
;
Jan
24%
43%
•
Flour
76
common
Malting
26V4
15%
Ogilvie
42%
common
Cement
Feb
a40%
Nova Scotia Light & Power
76
•
Canadian Bank of Commerce
■H'
3.50 May
25
Jan
42%
1
preferred
Canadian Aviation
t
10%
49% July
47%
•
$1.30 preferred
Iron Foundries
'V
7% May;
Jan.v.
45%
48
Products
(19591
21
*
National Drug & Chemical
preferredNational Steel Car Corp common
42%
50
Canada
'
340
May
1,360
J5
Morgan & Co common
4%%
preferred
50
1
.*
25%
173
-
13
24
40
50
Company
Building Products
f1
.
High
10% May
50
23 %
„
Preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
23%
•
Noranda Mines Ltd
,
100
Canada
23%
Jun
47
Brown
'C
37% July
:
,
45%
preferred
Canadian
23 % Mar
July
45
Columbia Telephone
Brockville Chemical preferred
■
46 %
Feb
46%
common
Forest
•
Trust
Electric—
Columbia
A
Locomotive
Montreal
46%
British
i
Montreal
Jan
Jan
45%
British Columbia Power
>:
Mar
41
50
preferred
Canada
65
37%
1,685
class
Shares
all% all%
__
1
Jun
35
preferred
Calgary Power
B
Mar
37
preferred
Oil
Low
•
Ltd
33% May
842
>
Breweries
57
45%
37%
71%
class A
43
1,622
45
Light & Power
American
Canada
Class
260
£
British
Canada
Jan
L'Y'V.: .,507
50
Traction
Bond
55%
(Robt)
Molson
47% Mar
1
Jan
52
preferred
Mersey SVuVo
Brooke
V
19%
—26
5%
Brazilian
British
58%
Mitchell
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
Apr
35
Paper
51/2 %
57%
Paper class
Bowaters
5%
4,100
17%
52
preferred
4% %
100
53%
34%
-
4%
High
19
July
—10
•
Corp
5 % %
58
17%
51%
16
—10
Telephone
Bowater
175
16
17%
52%
—10
B
Bowater
•S1
&
Low
High
16
—25
Scotia
Power
Wul*.
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
,
:
—.10
Banque Canadian National
Banque Provinclale (Canada)
Bathurst
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
'
preferred—
Montreal
of
Low
i
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Monday, July 18, I960
.
^Range for Week Ended July 15)
Sales
Sale Fries
.
.
8%
99%
99%
13
6
29%
Apr
Jun
Apr
Apr
15
July
Jan
8
Jun
Jan
31
6%
non
cum
Telephone
Chains
&
Save
1st pfd 50
cum
partic 2nd pfd
Corp
Canada
(1957)
common
Ltd—:
Ltd
—
50
30%
0
*
7%
•
7%
39
43 %
Apr'
62
May
492
29
Jun
10
16
May
8
3,660
I
6%
July
66
Jan
33%
Jan
16%
Feb
Jan
10
Jun
Jun
Sobey's Stores
Southern
class
Canada
A
4,3? 8
9
3,530
8% Mar
140
93% Mar
14% Mar
19
12%
102
Jan
Class
B
—.—
♦
Power
Traders Finance Corp
15
99%-
36%
42
6%
class A
•
l——*
Jan
Trans
Jan
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co——•
Canada
38
Freezers-Ltd.—.—•
10%
11
210
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2
37 "V
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25
Jan
Feb
.
July
33
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50
35% May
5% May
0 y4
8%
1,645
bv4 May
«
120
Apr
a5'/2
V,
13
9% Mar
114
37
„
July
'
Feb
6%
12
.
Jan
.
Volume
192
Number 5969
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(243)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Last
'Range
STOCKS
Sale Price
Union Gas
United
of Canada Ltd
Amusement Corp
Class
Westeel
13 VB
123/4
13%
11 Va
11 Va
23
20%
23
.2.10
2.00
2.20
37,750
1.80
Jun
6.00 Mar
•
4.50
4.15
4.75
2,340
3.45
Jan
Co Ltd
Mfg
Co
(L E)
Ltd
*
_
Ltd
Prices
6.00 Mar
___*
Products
Woods
High
tr__*
vot
Corporation A
Principal
Properties
Waterman Pen
Range Since Jan. 1
•
"A"
Loan
United
Toronto Stock
Shares
Low
•
B
United
j
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com
(Range for Week Ended July 1 5)
Sales
for Week
-;
of Prices
Par
.
12%
•
„
Low
,.'
Shown
Are
High
2,745
12%
Apr
11 Va
348
11 Vb
July
11 Va
271
11'/a July
12
17'A
23
July
12
Jun
Jun
12%
550
12
Jan
17% May
39
40
37
Feb
39
July
Abacus
Mines
Abitibi
Power
/. <•/
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Anthonian
Mining
Ltd
Corp
Atlas-Telefilm
Ltd
Gas
Red
&
Ltd
A__
i
1
Mines
•
Lake
Mines
&
Paper
Mines
Class
Central
Sugar
Chemalloy
Minerals
10%
10%
19 V*
19V*
19'A
160
18,
6c
6c
7c
4,333
6c
May
6,300
13c
Jun
*'
New
Copper
Mines
Mines
Dominion
Fab
Jan
9c
May
34c
Jan
Allied
4%c
2,200
4c
July
8c
Jan
12c
5,300
11c
Jan
24c
Feb
15%
900
a2c
a2c
13% Mar
400
6.25
10,100
3c
Jun
4c
7,000
3c
Jun
7c
45c
Jan
70c
July
3c
Mar
3c
1,600
11%
2,200
4.60
1,100
3c
10,000
6 VaC
3c
16,500
Jan
3.20
Feb
9Vic
Jan
3,500
8c
Apr
19c
Jan
2,300
29c
July
47c
Feb
8%c
5,500
6c
Mar
47c
1,000
46c
2.27
500
4c
3,200
May
3.45
Feb
6Vic
Feb.
Jun
4c
15,600
63c
1.13
7c
500
7c
1.09
20,000
1.00
80c
9c
9.20
18
17%
18
330
17%
Jun
———T
1.28
1.28
1.50
14,400
1.15
Jun
10c
9c
10c
9,500
32%
685
32 VB
3c
1
6c
6c
9c
28
21
Jan
Iso
Mines
Ceramic
May
16c
Feb
Mar
33%
Jan
3c
Mar
5c
Jan
July
79c
Jan
100
1.50 May
3c
Jun
1,500
r
20c
•6,000
500
17% 1
4c
1.85 May
10c
Feb
38c
Mar
Jan
7c
May
17
3,900
Mar
18
30c
500
55c
3 %c
Mar
70c
Jan
Jun
May
3c
May
July
May
8 %c
July
15c
Jan
35c
8,500
Mar
61c
May
28c
1,000
28c
22
22%
4,355
22
Ltd.
8%c
1
—
1,000
47c
__
8%c
48c
11,500
11%
Ltd—1
Mining
Addison
Latin
American
Mines
Lingside Copper
Little
Long
Massval
Mines
Gold
Mogador
New
50c
12
1,250
Mines
-
of
700
alOc
5
_5
—
1,000
1.75
alOc
375
24
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10 Vi
160,000
3c
1.75
T-
1.34
3c
*
Ltd
Ltd
Corp
7c
Lead
24 1
23
60c
60c
35c
2c
1.75
Hosco
6c
Jan
July
Feb
Jan
July
23
3,600
July
20 Vi
July
1.13 Jan
8c
5,000
6c
100
55c
July
12c
May
55c
1.12
■
Feb
Jan
80c
80c
65c
80c
2%c
2%c
2%c
24,000
Jun
6c
Jan
25c
19c
27c
12,500
15c
Jun
90c
Jan
4c
3,000
4c
Jun
9Vic
Jan
Ltd—
Santiago
50
West Amulet Mines Ltd—_—:—
Mines Ltd.:—
North American
Asbestos
North American
Jan
6c
4c
Explorations
Mines Ltd
!
Nocana
19c
6c
Jun
4,000
65c
Mar
13,000
44c
Jun
1.08
Jan
1.20
Jan
"
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2c
6c
Corp
Metals
Rare
5c
31,000
Ltd—,—
6c
6%c
1,200
5c
Jun
8c
Jan
51c
50c
55c
17,000
40c
Jan
91c
Jan
(1945
Opemisca
Ltd—
t
9c
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.
Orchan
Uranium
Paudash
Lake
Pennbec
Gas
Ltd.—
Producers
&
Ltd-!—
Mines
Ltd
Exploration.-
Red
St
Gold
Crest
Roberval
Mines
Mines
Mining
6.65
900
8.50
Jan
1.15
500
80c
1.36
Satellite
River
Metal
Hardware
South
Dufault
Standard
Jan
Warrants
Cons
Coast
Tache
Lake
lazin
Mines
Mines
Asbestos
Oils
Aumaque
Aunor
Gold
Auto
Auto
Mineral
Westville
Mines
For
4
24c
52
Jun
Feb
July
13 Vb
Jan
14c
Jun
■27c
Jan
7%c
Jun
35c
Jan
27%
29
30
225
38
Jan
72c
4,800
70c
May
1.02
Jan
28
1,402
26% Mar
35%
Jan
48
46%
43
49
Jun
8c
48
150
8c
8%c
8,000
51c
1,800
12%
12%
31c
34c
5c
5c
1.42
:•
class
V
& Gas class
A
4c
Feb
7c
Feb
1.48
1,520
3,700
5,500
7c
1.06
20
Jan
May
7c
Jun
5c
3,000
2.10
28
,Jun
5c
Jan
Jan
Jan
8Vac Jun
13Vac
Jan
6c
6c
833
Jun
11c
Jan
7%c
54,000
5%c July
19c
Jan
2.42
1,900
2.21 May
V2
565
200
8%
2.55
2.60
4.90
5.50
4.90
!
8
2.95
May
2.55 July
3,115
4.90
Jan
9 Va
8
Apr
3.80 Mar
July
8.00Apr
16
16
245
16
Jun
19
24c
27c
6,700
19c
Feb
27c
8c
27c
1
Montreal
Jan
1,800
2.30
2.42
_1
Mines
60c
5%C
t
"
7%c
1
July
6c
HQ, if TiiB.t*
25
——
31c
20%
7c
Jan
13%
20
•
Jan
10% Mar
5%C
:;
10c
89c
May
July
3,800
*
B
300
1.30
20
1-1
ka
Feb
37c
12%
Jun
6c
51c
1
8c
9,900
7%c
Apr
Jan
July
9VaC May
10
52%
51%'
53%
1,918
47% Mar
10
58%
57%
58%
3,320
56% July
4.10
Mines
3.95
4.15
4,698
3.70
Jun
4.60
Jun
1.38
1.30
1.39
14,585
1.30
Apr
1.63
Jan
1
Exploration
Base Metals
Ltd
1
41c
Class
Power
&
Paper class A__
B
41c
500
10c
lie
19,700
7%c
2,500
6c
May
3c
3c
3,000
3c
July
45
45 Va
Mar
47
July
35
37
1,130
23
Mar
37;
July
13c 15 %c
4,640
10c
May
24c
Jan
6C
9,500
5 %c
July
48c 49 %c
9,700
48c
July
10c
•
•
Lodge
Mining
Mines.
36%
_1
.
Beaver
13c
5V2c
...—_
48c
Coro
Bell
Telephone
Bethlehem Cooper Corp
45
Uranium
9c
Hats
Class
A
Bordulac
*
Mines'
Jan
Jan
6Vac
Jan
18c
Jan
75c
,
Jan
49
Va July
3,100
62c
July
92c
Feb
1,227
10c
May
July
19c
Feb
7c
15%c
45c
13,974
43c
Jun
11c
18,020
7c
Mar
Jan
67c
Jan
14 %c
Jan
6%
6%
100
13%
5%c
13%
5%C
15,000
5c
3c
3c
1,000
3c
July
7c
Jan
40c
43c
18,200
33c
May
65c
Jan
40c
1
:
6%
50
12
Feb
May
Jun
6% July
14
46%
47
311
41
Mar
49
49
49 %
185
45
Mar
50
__1
pfd
Jan
27%c
50
5%
Jan
17c
1
__.
Ltd
Corp
13%
55c
12Vac Jan
•
Uranium
Mines
6%
*
common
preferred
Bay
42%
Jun
July
11,500
8c
43c
Mines
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Biltmore
65c
7c
37
10,367
10 %c 10 %c
7%c
Mines
41c
10 %c
565
45%
65c
45%
Mines
Yukon
Jan
•
.
Seattle Duquesne
Belcher
Jan
77%
6%c
•
__
Mines..
Petroleums
Bathurst
55%
.
*
Mining—
Uranium
Bouzan
Mar
6.50
70c
1
Consolidated
Barymin
Black
7.60
27%
Rights
Bicroft
49
Jan
30
1
Products
5 %
preferred
Bankeno Mines
Bevcon
Jan
7,750
•
Bailey Selburn Oil
Bata
Jan
14Vac
Jun
28
1
.
Mines—,
Mines
Fabric
of
5 Vb
5.75 Mar
46,050
9%C
9 Vb
Jun
7c
100
18c
Jun
2.00
105
9c
•
Electric
5 Vi %
7%
7%
8%
566
Apr
10
48%
49
170
Jan
49
4%C
4%C
10,000
—50
preferred
Bowater
Paper
Bowaters Mersey preferred-—,
Hoymar
Gold Mines
Bralorne Pioneer
Jan
Brazilian Traction
July
97c
Feb
1.84
1.93
1,500
2.75
Apr
_50
Bridge Tank common
1.65
Jun
Preferred
Bright
3.10
3.30
10c
1,000
10c
2c
3c
6,500
2c
7,650
1.27
Jan
•
3.85 Mar
(T
18c
5c
Jan
British
8 Vic
Jun
19c
Jan
4%
8.35
July
11c
Jan
5c
—-1
.
5.10
*
2c
500
12c
12,950
8.35
63c
2c
400
63c
1,000
53c
Jun
76c
7%
f:
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350
44
43
44
100
35%
35%
35%
60
<
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common
9,515
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3,200
4.35
7%
4.15
•
5.35
3.80
1
common
Britalta Petroleum
July
July
July
47
Jan
1'
2.04
2.05
5':
3,200
7%
July
45
4c
"
Jun
July
V*
8c
Jan
July
Mar
4.60 May
5.55
Jan
3.50 May
5Va
Jun
5%
41
Jun
Mar
7 Va
Jun
47%
Jan
35% July
,49% May
-1.90
May
•2.65 Mar
25%
26%
12,835
25
Jun
35% Jan
76
76
76
65
69
Mar
50
42%
42%
42%
—100
86%
86%
87%
47%
47%
51%
11
10%
11
1,554
15
15
200
•
31%
31%
32%
5,804
25
44%
44%
44%
10
10%
10%
11%
910
1
36c
36c
37c
1,200
1
14%
15%
624
1
3.40
3.60
900
6 %c
8%c
15,000
—i_
._
Jan
5 Feb
British
American
Oil
Mar
2.500
2c
Jun
5c
Jan
12,700
15c
Jun
43c
54.0
5.25
5.50
3,360
4.75
Limited.
Apr
60c
45c
98c
94,450
38 Vic
July
2.80
2.85
300
12 %c 16 Vic
23,100
25%
—TOO
4 % %
50
Columbia
Electric—
preferred
...
preferred
preferred
preferred
,5%
-
i
76
July
162
37
Mar
42% July
257
80
Mar
88
July
48
121
42% Mar
48
July
52
300
47
Mar
52
July
v
Jan
Ltd.
•
5%%
Ltd—
Ltd
13c
Ltd
8c
8.00
3,720
1.50
preferred
7c
Jun
3.25
Packers
Jan
British
British
Columbia
Jan
British
8c
•
Feb
38c
Feb
Brockville
Jun
12c
Jan
Broulan
13 V*
Jan
Brown
Jan
Brunswick
7.60 July
1.40 May
;
2,000
7c
1.30
6,000
6c
Apr
July
10 %c
7c
13c
Jan
6c
25,500
4c
Jun
16c
Jan
13c
Corp Ltd
14c
4,000
12c
Jun
42c
Jan
Jan
~
3.95
1.03
Ltd
17c
4.10 '
1.03
1.15
300
2,200
?
3.50
90c
May
5.10 May
1.87 Jan
Jun
16c
25c
43,200
16c
July
51c
Jun
6c
Corp
___'
4c
6c
4,000
5c
July
12c
Jan
Products Ltd
Ltd_c—-
footnotes,
3 Vic
---
see page
.
:
4c
11,000"
2c
—
-
4c
42.
2c
500
3 %c
3%c
1,000
4C
May
'
10c
Jan
2c
July
4%c
Jan
3c
May
6c
Jan
'
•
Columbia Power—.—
4c
•
Columbia
Products
July
6 %c
T
Ltd
Forest
50
—i
-
Columbia
4c
100
7c
Ltd
7.85
2.60
1,500
1.50
7.85
Ltd.
8c
6.50
98c
class
Telephone—.
preferred
*
B
.
Chemicals
Reef
Mines
Company
Mining
Buffadison
&
Smelting
Gold
—1
Buffalo
Ankerite
Red
8c
1
Buffalo
1
Building
Lake
Products
Hill
443
10 Va
14
Jun
Jun
15
37Va
42
Jan
July
Jan
Feb
45 Va
Jun
Feb
11%
Jan
Jun
52c
Jan
9% Mar
16%
Jun
2.90 May
5.30
Feb
12V2C
Jan
9%
35c
5 %c
Jun
1.60 May
1.90
4,200
5%c
2,500
30
30%
190
29%
Jan
1.80
14%
30% May
5%c
1.80
30%
*
5 %c May
2.25
Jan
8c
Mar
34%
Jun
8c
Burrard
Cable
Dry
Mines
Cadamet
&
1
preferred
14%
Jun
17%
Jan
12 V* Mar
14
Jun
6%
* '
6%
6%
200
5Va> Jan
7
Apr
Jan
Mar
10c
1,500
8c
May
20c
11c
13c
14.650
9c
July
16c
37c
40c
2,800
3lc
Jun
57c
Jan
15%
15%.
21%
Jan
20%
21V*
1,220
21,670
100
100
50
9%C
1
Calgary & Edmonton——
5%
485
1,951
5%c
25c
£
Petroleum
Calgary Power common
July
15
13%
5%c
—1
Oils—
Mines
5 Vac
15
13
*
—
Dock class A
1,000
15
13%
Extension.
Burlington
Calalta
Wendell
Gold
Feb
2c
Ltd
Mining
52
7.25
1
Atlin-Ruifner Mines
Aumacho River Mines.
55c
35c
Vanguard Explorations
Virginia Mining Corp
Weedon
300
7.25
.
Bunker
United
2.25
50%
•
55c
8.35
Titan Petroleum Corp
United
985
.-
Mines
Jun
2c
Ltd
Exploration
Jan
5.00
21c
10
Copper
Yellowknife
May
26c
Mines
Mines
Jan
90c
52
4% %
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd—_.
Sullivan
65c
Jun
32c
B
Steels
Atlas
35c
!!»>
Feb
July
72c
;
11c
2c
Ltd—
12c
40c
41c
7.35
Nickel
12c
35c
Mines
Mines
Gold
Arcadia
class
2,500
—
6%c Jun
3,500
5,966
4.85
40c
.
4,000
9%c
Ltd.
Mines
Mines
4.85
1
Ashdown
British
Lawrence
Mines
Oil
24,700
2c
10,800
50
preferred
Gold
Asamera
14c
.
8c
50c
Feb
5.50 Mar
10c
Ltd
Corp....—
Sherritt-Gordon
Tib
Jan
Feb
July
•
common
35c
3.25
Smelting & Refining Ltd
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd..
Uranium
Feb
23c
Jan
10c
July
46
1
Argus Corp
19c
Quebec
Radiore
16c
July
15c..
Quebec
Copper Corp Co Ltd
Quebec Labiador Development Co
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
Jun
8c
26c
6 Vac Mar
22
*
Area Mines
a34c
__
1.84
—
9c
6,200
16 %c Mar
7c
1
12 '/2c
17c
12 %c
(Chib)
Cobalt
Mines
Corp
Island
Quebec
Ltd—
Uranium
Mining
Portage
Provo
Mines
6.35
6,250
10c
6.35
9c
10c
8c
1.10
Explorers Ltd
213
48c
7c
48c
1
Atlantic
Jan
Jan
1,975
400
Arjon
Feb
3.20
33%
2,500
5.75
$2.50
Jun
Mar
8c
5.25
A
2.50 May
36c
46
5.50
Bowater
Obalskl
1.50
28
7,444
class
Feb
July
May
20c
10c
Imperial
40%
2.25
41c 43%c
8c
7c
Anthes
Jan
7c
45%
46
10c
.-
Jan
6.10
19% May
40% Mar
1
Mines
Jan
19c
§-
._•
:
•
100
»
21
1
Jan
30% July
245
10a
Bank of Nova Scotia
57c
680
63c
8c
Limited.—_—
Mines
21%
4.85
19%
60
July
20c
12,155
Anglo American Exploration—4.75
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper—
50
Anglo Huronian
•
Apr
1.75
4.05
Jan
2.45 July
28 Va Jan
103% July
Jun
Jun
j
Jan
1.20
May
52% Mar
2,550
30
2.25
Jan
32c
10c
55c
Mylamaque
1.60
1.39 July
Jun
8c
6c
1.50
2.90
y 3.50 Jun
16% July
2,396
28%
Jun
1.75 May
637
*
21%
1
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Feb
16%
45
1.50
lc
Bank
Apr
618
U.y
28%
1
—
Jan
44c
100
125
50c
Petroleums
3.65 Mar
77c
Apr
72c
1,250
20o
Jan
22%
July
55c
...——
2.25
50
Mines—
Pete
34c
July
—1
Formaque Mines Ltd
32%
20c 20 %c
25
Mines
29%
Jun
Ltd.:—1
Canada
pfd__
Controls
Warrants
Bibis
New
New
35c
1
Mining Ltd—
New
New
47c
1
Mines
Molybdenite
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Island
—1
__
Mining Co Ltd
Gold Mines Ltd.
Lac
Mclntyre-Forcupine
Merrill
Ltd
31
2.25
20 %c
•
4%
Analogue
Baska
Kerr
32%
Ltd
Co
4 % % preferred
Amalgamated Larder
Barnat
International
4.40
Mar
1.72 May
42c
28c
22
5
11%
500
5c
3%c
Ltd—1
Ltd
53
2.25
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Bankfield
3 %c
1
8.30 Mar
3,000
6c
52c
—
"
20c
17%
1
——
•
1,325
42c
5c
—.—1
^
1.83
20c
1
Haitian
3c
42c
1.83
'
*
—_♦
Copper Mining Corp
Headway Red Lake Gold Mines
Aluminium
Atlas
1
Age Mines Ltd
Jan
Jan
1.25 May
999
2,966
;
16%
10c
21%c Apr
Jan
Jan
1.90
6,293
.
53
•
Associated
9.00
Ltd
July
1.76
May
July
July
9.20
1
Mar
May
1,50 Apr
-2,100
1.28
55c
"
-
16%
Ansil
12Vic Jun
19
4.50
warrants—
Nepheline
29c
88c
18
101% 103%
4.05
i__.'j—^,
Leduc
Feb
4,050
10
Minerals—
American
Jan
1
,_>.
—
Bldg Credits
Roxana
Anacon
6.15
2,145
4.20
American
Jun
4c
7c
...
Algonquin
89c
2.30
18%
Feb
Jau
34c
4,300
80c
103%
12
19% May
11 %c
;
2.40
50
common
Jan
5 Vic
May
1.87
80c
•
8
100
Apr
2.60
Jan
41% Jan
25% July
„54c
,
6,200
2.25
4.10
Feb
8 V2c
1.25
82c
;
5c
4.20 July
12,860
84c
—
Trunk
Algoma Steel
Anchor
2.25
2.30
87c
13%
10% Mar
4c
Ltd
2.30
Jan
47,528
2.27
2.27
Ltd
Mines
Jan
63c
1
Hollinger Consol Gold
Jan
6.80
7c
Ltd..
;
Jan;
5c
4.50 Mar
47c
Ltd
Ltd
21%
8c
,
35c 37 %c
•
j
Alminex
_*
Ventures
Mines
Golden
55c
29c
—
—
Oil
July
July
July
5%c
——
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd
Futurity
Oils
Ltd
Gaspe
19c
7c
1.96
75
1
Ltd
5,614,
Mar
9%
3,000
67c
•
Central
12c
11
6c
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
'
Fano Mining & Exploration Inc
Fatima Mining Co Ltd
!
Frobisher
1,300
3c
Ltd
Mines
15c
3.50
65c
Warrants
50c
11%
______
Corp Ltd
Ltd
15c
3.45
66c
1
Preferred
Jan
4c
2.09
Ltd
Algoma
Jan
5c
3,000
6.00
53c
Leaseholds Ltd—
Metal
Geco
>
••
Ltd
Mines
Co
Petroleum
Denison
Dome
Chib
Mining
Crusade
,Jan
43c
14,916
11c
V1.
Mines
5c
Jun
Mar
7c
4.35
Pacific
Vauze
Rand
Cournor
25c
Gold
preferred
3c
17c
4c
Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd
Consolidated
15c
3.50
warrants
6 Vic
7C
:•
6.20
Cleveland Copper Corp
Consol
2,500
15%
Mining Corp
Chiboug Copper Corp
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd
Consolidated
48,500
3c
A
620
1
;
Gas
21% Mar
1
'
Class A
35
3,526
•
common
40c
Jan
_1
5,368
.
1
High
Jun
40
25%
Voting trust
Alberta
19c
38
24%
_=
Yellowknife
Aluminum
Ltd
Ltd
Jan
,7.90 Apr
16,583
40
common—
Ltd
Warrants
12c
-
4%c
Ltd
Halliwell
38c
Jun
4.90 July
4c
Jun
1,500
10c
22c
12c
Chess
Consolidated
4c
9c
12c
Ltd-
Mines
22c
Low
23c
24%
Mines—
Alberta Distillers
July
3c
Corp
Manitoba
70c
4c
'
Oils Ltd
Rio
Apr
Range Since Jan.
High
___*
Mines
Akaitcho
20c
•
common
A
Uranium
vClaes
Ltd.
Asbestos
40c
100
22c
Ltd
Canuma
88,625
70c
Shares
21c
Sales
25
Atlantic
Acadia
Jan
10,113
Ltd
Explorations
Jan
8c
26c
Ltd———.
Mines
8 Vic
Apr
of Prices
Low
Jan
May
5.15
>'
Mines
Nickel
89c
July
"
Campbell Chibougamau
Jan
4c
5.15
'
■
.
Canalask
20c
1,000
57c
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd.—
Uranium
4c
3C
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd
Cassiar
4Vic
23c
'*'
'i
—
Central-Del
3,000
'
9%c
Gold
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp—__
Bornite
Copper
Corp
1
Canorama
4 VaC
4c
;
Ltd
Ltd—
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd_
Bibis
Yukon
Mines
Ltd__
Calumet
42c
59C
Bay Mining Co
Beatrice
2,000
23c
_.
Oil
Mines
Bateman
44c
4%c
t
Ltd
Bailey Selburn
Jun
42c
_
Augustus Exploration
RarVallee
'•
•
1
Ltd.
7c
'
-20c
Ltd
6,000
for Week
1
Preferred
Acadia
Agnico
8 %c
'
Mines
Arno
7%c
Dollars
Range
Par
y
Advocate Mines Ltd
7%c
Canadian
Week's
Sale Price
■'
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j Mining and Oil Stocks—
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Exchange
in
Last
STOCKS
Jan
39
Expressed
Friday
Mar
620
16 Vi
12%
--
39
v.:
13% May
16%
Feb
97
Jun
Jan
21% July
100
May
>
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Par
Consol
Calvert
Gas
Oils
Low
Campbell
&
Campbell
Foils
27,585
4.30 Mar
6.90
Jan
11,925
2.25 July
2.40
July
10%
10%
11
620
26
27
4,410
27%
26%
14
14
Stone
Cut
class
Canada
Iron Foundries
Malting
10
common
Lands
%
to
Class
16%
12 %c
50c
5.85
5.50
5.85
1,900
%
18%
19
460
11
13'/a
33.094
9c
9c
1,300
Crowpat
July
Jan
Jun
15% July
150
44 Va Mar
57
Jan
250
23% Mar
24%
International Ltd
10
Steamship
Oils
warrants
Lines
Canada
Tungsten
Wire
1.01
*
„
1,175
*"
96c
Jun
10c
1,450
''''
May
1.35 Jkn
39c
Class
Cusco
A
preferred
Canadian
Astoria
Canadian
Bank
class
Canadian
Breweries
British
A
55
11,100
8c
10c
13,312
6%c
20 V2c 23 %c
16,500
19c.
48
Feb
Decoursey Brewis Minerals——
1
Jun
47%
Feb
Deer
1
21c
Jun
58
Jan
Deldona
1
7c
75c
Horn
Mines
Gold
Mines
Celanese
Delnite
Mines
1
30c
30c
35c
Feb
3,200
Denison
Mines
1
9.25
8.80
9.25
Jan
3,975
12
254
10% May
12
1.56
1.60
1.59
1.73
Jun
9%
2,300
Jan
Distillers
Oils
6 %
»
614
6%
4%c
4%C
11.000
4%c
51
50%
53
•2,636
46% Mar
20
38%
37%
9%
9 '4
com
641
38%
9%
6V4 July
10,112
3.25
495
3.00
260
38% July
16
13%
13%
13%
465
20%
20
20%
965
18% Mar
—25
17%
17%
17%
40
16
Feb
31
30
31
630
28
Apr
—•
preferred
i$l3A preferred
.
7.05
:
14%
Jan
Canadian
Chemical
Canadian
Chieftain
7
Pete
Collieries
Canadian
3
common
7%
10,159
72C
76c
6,500
7%
Preferred
8%
7
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Dredge
72c
75c
1.25
1.35
Export
Fairbanks
2.27
2.40
13%
13%
872
47c
60c
30,925
1.64
1.60
1.72
9,995
A_50c
9%
9%
515
*
6
6
1,100
60%
61
120
67c
67c
541
63c
4.50
4.85
5,660
4.50
1.80
1.90
1,970
10
Morse
10
10%
6,375
4.10
4.00
4.25
4,855
16%
class
j.Y,
7,055
2.20
Feb
Jan
Canadian
Canadian
Husky
pfd
60%
100
67c
._10c
4.60
Oil
1.80
.
.
Canadian
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Industrial
Canadian
Malartic
Canadian
North
Canadian
Gas
Industries
Canadian
Northwest
Dominion
Tar
2.5
13 %
common
&
Jan
&
Jun
2.60
Apr
8% Mar
10%
Jan
Oil Cos.
Pacific
Railway
7%
Canadian
Petrofina
Thorium
Canadian
Tire
Canadian
4%c
preferred
Natural
Gas
10
4C
Cariboo
Gold
Cassiar
Asbestos
Del
Central
Pat
Charter
Chiboug
Duvex
Oils
Dynamic
Chib
Kayrand
Chibougamau
Mineral
Chinio
Gold
Chromium
Amphi
Gold
1
Cochenour
Farm
26,425
1.54
Jan
Inv
Paper
class
Jan
Elder
68c
Feb
Eldrich
El
Mining
43c
Feb
Empire
Life
Apr
13%
Jan
•12% Mar
Jun
6c
Feb
83
Mar
Jan
199
Jan
24c
5.148
95c
3,250
9c
9 Vac
—
70c
80c
Jun
%'Jan
16%c
1.47
11c
Feb
Jan
Mar
Jan
3,665
10% Mar
13%
Feb
2.500
21c
49c
9c
Fargo Oils
May
July
class
Preferred
Fleet
Fleetwood
Ford
Motor
Ford
of
Coin
Lake
Columbia
Co
(U
Francoeur
Mines
Ltd
Fraser
Petroleum
Frobisher
Jan
Metals
Jan
Frosst
Gaitwin
Gatmeau
class
Jan
Jan
5 fir
Jan
Geco
11c
12c
3,760
9c
May
15c
Jan
General
50c
53c
7.000
48c
May
80c
Jan
General
46%c
2.000
44c
July
67c
Mar
General
4.85
5.15
2.120
5.20 Mar
General
Motors
Petroleum
2.875
32c
8,729
Mines
12%
12%
300
51c
50c
62c
60,900
Key
-2.5
Mines
60c
Mines-Bellekeno
Consolidated
Beta
Mines
57c
Flin
Consolidated
Discovery
Consolidated
Dragon
7c
i
East
Consolidated
Fenimore
Gillies
Golden
Consolidated
23c
;
Mines
Lake-
Marcus
Consolidated
Mic
Consolidated
Mining
.
Mac
Oiis
Morrison
Consolidated
Mosher
Consolidated
Negus
Ltd
Consolidated
Exploration
Red
Consolidated
Regcourt
Sannorm
Sudbury Basin
exchanged for
Yellowknife
share
Consolidated
Consumers
B
for
West
Gas
Mines
each
25
Geo
Scientific
Prospecting
preferred
Yellowknife
Jan
4c
Apr
8c
5c
Jun
IOV2C
5 %c
Jun
12c
Feb
Goldfields
33c
July
45c
Feb
A%
1,340
15c
Jun
32c
Feb
Gordon
3.85
85c
Jan
48
Jan
42%
43
26%
26 Va
800
47c
52c
1,400
12 Va
960
52c
11%
11%
64c
64c
80
65c
39
25 %
43c
9V4
4.65
July
Mar
Apr
Jan
27 % Mar
,
Mar
80c
Jun
Jan
12V4 July
63
May
88 V2
126
170
126
July
173 %
9%
535
9
Apr
12
4c
5c
105
125
9%
5c
4c
Jun
9%c Jan
Y
5,000
-
;
Jan
Jan
Jan
25
25
25 Va
3.90
3.90
4.40
950
Jun
6.25
Jan
1.90
1.85
1.90
15,842
1.40 Mar
2.20
Jan
88
90%
540
81 Va -Jan
90% July
14%
14%
210
13%
15%
Feb
6c
6c
1,600
7c
Feb
34
35%
36%
Jan
35%
35
24% Mar
3.75
28%
Apr
4 %c Mar
1,480
32
100
100
100
40
92
Mai-
17%
17%
18%
6,966
15
Mar
7%
7%
105
•1
Mar
9
14 %
12%
14%
10,480
12% July
22
41
41
50
42%
42%
43 %
899
*
38
Feb
104
Jan
Jun
19 V*
Jun
Feb
Jan
May
50 Va
Jan
41% Mar
53%
Jan
56c
56c
50
56c
55c
60c
1,420
50c
July
July
1.25
Jan
1.10
Jan
Tire
10%
9
10%
235
9
July
16%
Jan
85%
85%
25
85
Apr
87
Apr
8%c
8%c
8 %c
10
Apr
14c
Jan
70c
24%c
70c
2,700
9.10
50c
4,000
24 %c 25 %c
8.65
8c
17c
2,106
7.50
Jun
1.10
Feb
Jan
29c
Feb
12%
Jun
Feb
M i
Canada
16c 17 Vac
17%c
16c
1
1
,
preferred
—.—1
*
2,400
15c
July
37c
Jan
16c 16%c
2,000
14 %c
May
19c
Jan
18c
—
19c
■1,250
18c
Jun
40c
Jan
17c
15c
17c
4,667
*
125
125
125
50
——-50
—
43
43
50
6%
6%
100
12c 16 %c
15,125
common
—
Mackay
class
7c
15c
125
Apr
Granduc
45c 49 %c
73,425
40 %c
May
72c
Jan
Great
Lakes
July
Great
Lakes
Power
75c
May
Great
6%
—*
,
Paper
87c
A
Jun
30c
July
180
40% Mar
44
6 %
Jun
9 %c
May
Feb
Jan
%
Jun
7%
Apr
17 %c
Jan
1.40
Jan
.
:Mar
.
87c
562,360
26c
Mar
65c
65c
2,086
50c
May
1.81
1.99
1,900
17V8
18%
7,618
84c
92c
15c
1.70
18c
9,915
18c
1.61
16c
Y
1
Grandroy Mines
50c
16,675
1.55
17
69c
3.20
20
1.24
May
14%c May
6,235
r
99c
12c
26c
_1
Jan
Jan
Mar
Gas
.
Class
B
3,430
35
Mar
44% May
23 %
23%
23 Va
175
22
Mar
26
5%
Plains
West
Class
Develop
Coal
.•7,699
3c
Jun
6c
Jan
Great
33c
24,700
26'c
July
54c
Apr
Greater
13c
Jan
Voting Trust
% 1956 warrants
500
5c
May
7c
10,000
5c
Jun
11c
Jan
5c
7,500
4c
Apr
8%c
Jan
A—
West
1958
2,050
13,021
34
Mar
103 %
104
80
99
Feb
3.30
3.35
1,600
12,300
2.95 July
3.95
Jan
——
12c
35,478
1
1.29
1.23
1.34
32,483
•
17
17
17%
1,230
11
104
jun
Hahn
1.60
800
1.50 Mar
2.35
Jan
8.80
2,000
11%
600
6,300
4.30
Jan
Hardee
15c
July
31 %c
Jan
7c
Mar
14c
1st
July
5.00
Jan
May
3.85
Jan
2.50
July
6.75
Jan
8 Va
May
2.50
3.45
700
10%
11%
1,534
2,071
10
7%
Jun
4.35
500
2.75
May
5.00
4.00
250
1.50
Apr
5.55
10%
Jan
11%
Feb
5c
Jun
11c
Mar
May
July
10%
Feb
'
11
11
25
6c
2,500
7.25
7.05
7.35
7,030
3c
4%c
7c
6c
7 Vac
Jan
preferred
Harding Carpets———
Jan
Hard
Jan
Harrison
Rock
16%
"
6,580
54,000
*
Gold
—
—
Mines
Minerals
—.—
100
*
; —
170
1.40
400
10%
175
105'/a 105%
IOV4
16%
1.30
10%
——18
preferred—
common
1.80
Apr
Mar
11% Jan
3.25.
1
Farms
18%
1.08 May
10%. Jun
Jan
4.05
3.00
5 Vac
1
Mines
1st
25c
13
900
610
10
10%
10%
103
12c 12 Vac
;
1
-1,
-1 '
4,750
6c
6 Va C
t
30c 33 Vac
July
4.25
3.10
.3.2.3
H
1
Gold—-—
8.25
4.25
9%
*
—
:
Lake
Brass
Jun
16%
Jan
6.90
3c
9 Vac May
11
1.00
10c
Jan
July
Jan
Jan
Jun
41% July
Hallnor
3.00
2.25
3.00
—-——•—--1
Mines
Gwillim
Jun
1.25 Mar
4.25
—4——"—
—.—
Jan
950
3c
Mines
Jan
3.00
:
—:—
6%
4IV2
2,50
'Warrants
3.05
41%
8.25
5% Mar
35 %
Apr
10%
*
*
;
:
1
warrants
:
————*•
Saddlery.
Greyhound Lines
40
1.50
1.00 Mar
4 25
*
Winnipeg Gas
.
3.00
25
8-25
—I
—*
...
—.1——i
5C
41
1,005
1.40
1-60
—
class
B
4c
3.05
5%
41%
1.30
41%"
,,——50
warrants—
Great
6c
,ij -30c
2,900
38 Va
Warrants
Great
Jan
6c
*
1.35
37
——1
common
J
Jan
22c
6c
•
1.20
27%
*
;
common
1-20
*
1.30
Northern
Preferred
Feb
1.78 Mar
Mar
11,666
—12c
Mints
•
Jun
Mar
4%c
—100
see page 42.
Apr
Ltd
;
46c
Ltd
au
40c
1
„
Jan
May
6c
j
Mines
Mines
Mining
4c
•
—
25,200
'
10
A
44c
2.75
to
Glacier Explorers
Goldale Mines
Jan
1.000
22c
changed
Giant
Goodyear
9c
footnotes,
Name
Jan
Gold
Goldray
17c
Ziw
Jun
26c
Apr
11c
Lead
60c
Jan
20c
class
Feb
Gunnar
Chiboug—
40c
1
.
43c
held
Imperial
Jan
40c
*
.
Mine
12 %c May
45c
•
Rand
Yellowknife
Gulch
Mines
Distillery
Mascot
Giant
Mar
Copper--Ian
For
Jan
July
—
Exploration
13c
1
62c
Ltd
common
Jun
100
Mar
4VaC
Mines
6c
"
common
-
26C
.
1,100
50c
Wares
26c
18c
Ltd"-.,-
Jan
930
7c
50c
common
Ltd
Mines
22c
•
Coupe
13%
Steel
Preferred
Genex
25,533
Coppercirp Ltd
Copper
Jan
2,300
—
Petroleum
Co
Drill
.—.
4,000
._
Mines
91c
3.00
7c
1
6c
6c
Mines
Mar
2.75
1%
-
29c
1.65
Poplar,.
62c
Jan
22% July
ylh rtFeb
!
7c
1
„
5c
Mines
Consolidated
Corby
—-
44c
Jun
Feb
Mar
I
29c
~
16 %c
Mines
Northland
Consolidated
Cosmos
General
Feb
26c
16 Vac 16 Vac
—
,
Consolidated
Conwest
Jan
A
11,815
18 Vs
Mines
Consolidated Nicholson
Class
Jan
4.90
42c
65c
Smelting
4,500
68c
18%
15
100
-
Dynamics
Class
Feb
15c
Feb
2.95
71c
69c
2.88
•
common
Development
35c
■>
150
3,125
(
Jan
Jun
12 Va
15%
1
-
._
Bakeries
3.30
84c
&
Consolidated
One
3.30
25%
Apr
3.74
76c
Ltd
Mogul
Giant
12c
20c
22%
15%.
Feb
-Y-V/vV >
35%
10
Ltd
45c
Gold
Consolidated
.Being
Jun
Fuwer
29c
Y-
Arrow
Mines
Consolidated
35c
__
—
Halliwell
Marbenor
3,425
24c
.
Consolidated
23.500
7c
3.15
.
Crest—
Consolidated
1,900
6 %c
3.15
Oil
Consolidated
4%c
5c
6c
Gamma
Callinan
15.000
16.406
4 Vac
_
—
Consolidated
61c
18c 25 Vac
v
-
___
Consolidated
Consol
1,500
22 Vb
33c
Jan
Jun
•
A
preferred
Mines
Giant
Coniacas
Coniaurum
Con
5VaC
42c
4.00
22%
__20c
Mining
55c
24c
27% Mar
Jan
60
1
(Charles)
Jan
1.29
May
i
Debentures
July
3.85
19c
3,948
Mar
♦
May
12%
.___
__
2,200
32%
125
preferred
July
31c
__
National
21c
32'/a
*
common-..
2c
c
21c
32%
55
100
Ltd
25c
12%
10
15
Companies
French
Jan
22c
:
57
—
—
5,000
4.00
Mines
S)_..
Co
11c
Celluiose
Combined
Conduits
Gold
57
•
Canada—
Foundation
17,944
2.76
57
1
92.800
13
9%c Jan
*
Corp
3c
1.560
25c
Jun
20
—
Jan
15c
2.90 Mar
A
L
—■
Manufacturing
34c
13,060
Jun
4c
1
,
32c
2.83
10c
5,500
1
30c
15%
12 Vac
7,000
5%c
25c
26c
2.76
14c
5c
1
Ltd
26c
14%
May
11 %c
1
Mining
1.40
Jun
70c
89c
17% May
♦
Canadian—
6.20
July
4.15 July
2.900
Players
Grain
Jan
1.13
4,100
Jan
Jun
•
.
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday
Uranium
Mines.
Mar
f
May
93c
Jan
1.90
Y
Famous
Jan
1.78
10
Nickel
Federal
45
Jun
4.65
Y?
Mar
11%
1.07
10c
5c
T
Falconbridge
Jun
16 Va
4.30
1.09
Jun
July
1
Mining
July
80c
1
1
Ltd
Insurance
Jan
15
6,500
Ltd.
.
Fatima
16%
1.04
Developments
Far west
Apr
83c
&
96'/a Mar
13
36% July
Mines
Sol
56 %
5c
1.33
1.40 May
24% Jan
26%
May
170
.
20
Corp
Va (July
3 VzC
_10
-
A—
Mines
Jan
17
8.30 July
:
:
*
Mar
9
pfd
Trust
27c
Jun
6c
15
7c
1.19
Mach
Jun
Jun
10c
2.80
Jan
Jan
67c
Equipment
Jan
Apr
11
Willans
Cockshutt
4,000
Jan
8c
1.53
Jun
Jun
5,050
5.10
5c
26c
61 %
12,000
Smelting
4,800
44,200
68%
Washing
46c
&
Jan
5c
46c
Apr
113.041
Mines
Mining
Feb
Jan
22c
51
9c
—
11c
45
Mar
40c
42c
Jun
Jan
8c
5c
—•
—
5c
45
50% Mar
13c
Smelting
55
4,000
1
Petroleum
31c
&
45
10c
Jan
100
9c
Mining
3,500
'
9 V2c
10%
150
92c
Mining
6c
6c
45
I
L.
Jan
19% Mar
Feb
57
93c
Copper
Ltd
8 %
57%
7c
3c
6c
*
Co
18% Mar
57 V2
74c
3c
1
.
—
&
2,375
56%
36 Va
75
16'/8
Common
Jun
15
.
July
440
9%
Eddy
21
;
13
20
9%
Jan
Jun
4.50
Feb
;
5,617
13
20
9%
12%
Jun
Feb
Mines
13%
13%
•
23.50
39%
1.02
Mines
common..*
July
22c
Jaculet
July
common
General
Chesterville
59 %
32
13%
;
Mar
230
11 %c
Mines
41
32
36%
Oil
Cheskirk
4,959
32
18%
Gold
59 Va
Economic
110
Porcupine
57
Jan
90c
Central
Feb
59
4.65
310
Ltd
15%
Jan
16%
8 V2C
Corp
Apr
July
500
20
Rio
6%
11 %
15
17
16
Athabaska
Central
270
660
98
17
14%
Quartz
7
HVa
1.7
15
-
7
11 Vb
_20
19 a4
Ltd
98
11 %
*
Easy
4.40
Mines
Jan
98
*
.•
Jan
14%
-450
Feb
8
Jan
8.55
15
'
99
Jan
Jan
July
22% Mar,. ',
305
1,271
97
100
9%
5.45
726
40c
80
13
52
4,575
14%
Exploration
Mines
35
89
38% July
7c
12%
2,500
179
2.50 July
4,832
1.65
2
—2
Westinghouse
Erin
4V2C
150
41
Jun
Jan
66
com—
preferred
Cayzor
8»
3.00
40%
5%
1.35
10%c
376
89
i
common
brA
preferred
Candore
Can
Corp
2.50
40%
24% July
24% July
9% Mar
1,555
13
Western
Canadian
^
179
Vickers
Canadian
Corp
Utilities
Canadian
9%-
10
395
5c
3.80
-7,552
8.50
Jun
1.33
19
9%
13%
1.60
2,125
8.TO
Feb
1.35
22c
9%
9%
3.25 May
1.62
3,799
1
preferred
Jun
200
Jan
21
July
2.50
1
25c 26 %c
Superior Oil
16
125
1.70 July
1,730
-
10%
..
1
12,275
'
10%
2,445
..
Mines
191,347
23
2.50
Mines
19c
20%
16%
Malartic
43c
23%
16
2.50
Sullivan
13%
19%
Apr
16%
East
15c
23%
9.00
East
41c
19%
Jun
Jan
12%
2
—.
6.05
1.05
25c
common
Canadian
1,035
6%
.
Mines
Brewery
Copper
Eureka
Canadian
6.50
Jun
19c
Mines
6.40
Jan
24%
,
Duvan
42c
Gold
Inca
Mar
common._•
Chemical
Textile
Donalda
Dow
Jan
3.65
Apr
21
6%
Coal—.
Preferred
Dominion
Jan
6
Jan
Jun
24%
Stores
East
Homestead
Products
1.04
31%
16%
*
Dominion
16
,•
Food
May
27"% Mar
645
Jan
61c
1.43
51c
2,765
18
6%
—•
Steel
1314 May
Jun
5,966
29
24%
Magnesium
25c
Mar
May
3.00
:
Dominion
Feb
2.75
45% Mar
Oil
<fe
Gas
Canadian
Warrants
85c
58c
.
•
11%
Jun
2.27
B
<Y-Y'
July
1.34
1.25 July
13%
Petroleum
Dock
Canadian
7
3,675
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian
7% July
Jun
71c
450
1.25
Wright
5 % May
70c
7,600
75c
Curtis
Canadian
6%
72c
•
10
Jun
55c
_
Steel
&
Dominion
Jun
Jan
55c
July
•
common
—
Foundry
Preferred
17% July
31
Feb
__35
Electrohome
Dominion
14 %c
53c
*
common
Warrants
Jan
22%
Jan
Apr
17%
*
Preferred
Dominion
Jan
14c
29c
Jun
Feb
28%
25
;
preferred
Dairies
July
17%
2.50
Coal
8.55
-
28%
Jan
Jan
'
Bridge
Dominion
Jan
6.60
3.00 July
12
Feb
A
common
SI
Dominion
July
July
9 %
2.60
3.00
3.00
Dominion
Jan
33c
•
Petroleum
Feb
56
Mar
31
1,065
Dome
55c
86
2
.
Mines
Jan
8c
Jun
25c
Seagrams
May
May
30c
Jan
5.25
45%
Palmer
Jan
20c
83
6%c July
Jun
Devon
Jan
104% May
7%c Jan
20c
3,133
39% Mar
3.25
class
7c
351
25
Canners
Canadian
7c
960
warrants
Canadian
—«
13c
— 50%
Jun
9c
86
21c
43
warrants
B
Captain
127,650
85
20c
12
common
Class
ft
13C
85
20%c
47%
4 Vac
Aluminium
Class
4%
10c
Mar
1
2.70
B—_
Commerce
Canadian
-5
13c
Apr
5c
100
41 Vb
July
Mar
99 %
170
42 % May
July
May
Jan
6,000
25
2.50
5c
42
10
102
25
20c
9%c Mar
Jun
5%c
466
1,300
13% July
Feb
7 %
5c
50
Jan
Feb
9c
850
101
44%
July
22 %
•
Jan
5c
44%
20c24VaC
8'/4
Jan
5.85
12c
102
1
«...
Mar
Daragon Mines
Jan
69c
3.40 Mar
18
High
••
Jun
Apr
1
Daering Explorers +„
Balex Co preferred
24c
5c
2.70
Minerals
of
8
49
100
Mines
Dome
Canadian
7%
•
1,500
12,800
■;
42%
—.——-——
Cable
&
7 Vac
2.70
12.50
Canada
7%c
42%
6c
7%c
42%
common
i.
Preferred
7%c
42%
1
49
50
Petroleum
Southern
Canadian
7%c'-'Y
1
,.—5
44%
Mtge
Southern
Canada
Class
1
:
_—
Minerals
44 Va
Permanent
Canadian
-
11%
1
Jan
12 %c 12 Vac
B
Canada
-
18
•
Mines
Zellerbacn
Crush
23 % Mar
1,148
%
1
Pershing
Crown
18%
21
Ltd
Telefilms
27 % July
53
24
1.00
__
-—
150
52%
24%
*>
Canada Packers class A
Canada
20%
Mines
Crestaurum
12 Va May
20 V4
8,100
L)
Creative
24% May
20
Low
32c
(R
Range Since Jan. 1
High
24c
Croinor
Jan
Low
32c
33%
Jun
Shares
♦
14 Va Mar
9% May
26
642
14 '
16 %
53
—26
-—
Oil
16
common
Preferred
27 %
20%
A—
Canada
Warrants
Crain
6.25
for Week
Copper
Craigmont
2.40
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Cowichar.
Mar
6.00
;
20
Crushed
Canada
63c
Jun
Feb
2.25
common
Preferred
Canada
3,800
43c
High
3.55
July
26
Lake
Cement
45c
Low
3.15
200
6.10
.
Red
Canada
3.15
2.36
Chibougamau
Warrants
Canada
45c
:—
High
43c
Oil
Range Since Jan. 1
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Shares
3.15
Calvan
Friday
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Monday, July 18, 1960
.
(Range for Week Ended July 15)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
.
.
-
12%- Feb
40c
Apr
•Hasaga
Head
of
Gold
Mines——,——J
Lakes
Iron——
1
I4%c
14
%c 15 Vac
5%C
7c
7,200
1,566
12,000
15
1.30
9
98
10
11c
6c
Jan
2.50
Mar
11%
Jun
105 Va
July
Mar
Jun
Feb
May
14 %e July
5c
16% July
July
Jun
15%
Apr
Jan
15 '/a c Mar
12c
Jan
20c
Feb
15c
Jan
Volume
Number
192
5969
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(245)
41
-I'i
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
—/'■/'
..
Range
for Week
Sale Price
:
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
.
High
Low
28c
25c
28c
17,200
23c
Mar
36c
1
6c
4%c
8c
73,300
4c
May
8c
Hendershot
Paper preferred
Bell 1—1
Highland
Hi
Tower
Drilling
Hollinger
Home
•—
Consolidated
A
Class
Gold
B
Howard
Hugh
Gold-.-
Smelting.
Flo
Glaze——
Life
Assurance
58%
Powders
36 :/4
S3
14%
Apr
Midrim
12c
Mar
42c
Feb
Mar
63
Mill
May
5%
%
Apr
88
Mar
37
213
Jun
5 %
125/e
36 %.
38%
13 %
11%
13%
5%
5 %
4.50
525
2,380
10
10
Class
Apr
6
Jun
Moneta
Jun
6
Apr
Apr
Mt
10
July
12%
200
12
335
16
Jun
5%
6,160
10
May
17%
14%
14%
1.40
1.40
1.50
28c
27 %C
29c
21%
21%
8c
6,000
21%
pfd—25
3.60
2,277
—215
7c
.
—
560
*
54%
56%
34
33%
34%
July
40%
41%
———25
Credits..
41 %
*
Multi
12% July
6
52%
54
*
4.00
4.00
4:20
6,090
/■;//: 875
'
6
'_____25c
common
33%
■34
30%
31%
Jan
Nama
Mines
:
95c
1.00
1
2.30
2.30
2.35
200
—1
Mines——
47c
47c
47c
60.200
.____
Mines
—
-
Mining—.:
Public
—
—
Gold
\' V
.
Jockey' Club Ltd
_1
29
100
17c
i
'
5
5
5%
8 VaC
9c
.
9 Vac
Mining
8c
__l
Jan
National
0C
10c
13,250
2.10
2.20
10,315
9%
10
9 Va
9 '/a
27c
33c
33c
Co
of
Lake
La
A
:
250
5,450:
Apr
May
May
2.05
38
Continental
Delhi
New
32c
17,900
25c
Jun
59c
Jan
56c
60c
54,550
35c
Mar
80c
Jun
11c
3,700
8c
11c
10c
Feb
July
Feb
July
20 %c
Jan
14
14%
880
13% Mar
16%
Jan
27%
27%
155
25% Mar
14%
12%
12%
12 %
25
12
Mar
27% July
19% May
50%
50%
50%
25
49
May
52
4c
4c
4c
500
4c
Jun
9c
Jan
15
15
15
100
14%
Apr
17%
Jan
7c
7%c
Jun
New
Goldvue
New
4'/2
3,400
7c
Jun
Mar
17c
Jan
Oil
of
Harricana
;
6c
7,500
5c
34c
38c
11,450
;26c
Jan
43c
Feb
•
Canada
5%c
1
Mines
23c
23c
2,900
20c
May
35c
Jan
11c
3,000
9c
Jun
17c
Apr
\
9%c
9%c
J
...
Mines
2.80
2.60
</
Jun
19 %c
Feb
2.95
16,810
5C
5c
2,800
4c
Jun
19c
Jan
9c
9c
9%c
2,000
6c
Jun
19c
Jan
80c
Mines
:
Jan
67c
Jan
71c
88c
77,250
63c
Mar
9 %C
12c
25,800
7c
May
13c
13 Vac 14 %c
15,500
10 Vac
Jun
25c
Jan
_1
—„
—
_1
1*40 Jan
/
27% Mar
31
12c
28c
Jun
4% July
8c
New
Mar
7%
Kelore
Newlund
Jan
New
Mines
-1
New
Newnorth
16c
Jan
Gold
Mines
;
1.95
■
V
Feb
2.45
New
8% Mar
23c
Jan
Niagara
9 Va Mar
Jun
45c
2.20
Jan
3.10 Mar
Wire
class
_l
6
6%
3,280
2.95
175
,
1.18 May
•_
Acme
6
6
*
6%
6%
4 Vic
4 VaC
4 %C
4,500
11%
11%
12 Va
10,695
:—
7c
100
Apr
Norgold
Jan
Norlartic
Mines'
Normetal
Mining Corp
6 %
10%
July
9%c
Jan
Norpax
Jun
22%
Apr
Norsyncomaque
3.80
Jan
Northcal
1.80
Jan
1.92
2.10
21c
20c
28C
7,350
20c
May
20c
20c
24c
19,610
20c
July
7c
7c
1,100
6c
Jun
860
:
Jan
Jun
1.55 Mar
42c
Jan
North
:
*
23c
23c
1,635
22c
Jun
40c
24
Apr
28
May
Canadian
Exploration
28
*
27%
17%
.10
7%
28,
18%
1,192
7%
200
10
9
9%
215
67c
62c
67c
1
—
9%
1
:
48c
45 %c
55c
2.30
2.10
2.30
3,175
—
6 %c
3.15
3.25
Feb
Northern
Canada
Northern
Ontario
Natural
Northern
2,700
6c
10%c
Feb
10c
Jun
20c
Jan
Norvalie
4.50
Apr
Nudulama
3.30 July
27c
33c
July
Feb
Northland
Utilities
-
Mines
*
1
52c
45c
52c
46c
31c
1.34
_3
15%
14%
15%
1,138
1
1.33
1.32
1.39
4,625
.
Mines.
Wood
Gold
4.75
Jan
7,000
2,647,225
45c
July
1.00
Jan
Office
26c
Jan
1.40
July
12
Jan
1.32
15% July
1.64
Jan
1
4%c
6c
3,500
4V2C July
20
20%
20%
1,170
20% July
2%c
2C
2%C
1.75
1.60
1.79
_—30
29 Va
29
2£%
465
—30
*
30%
28
30%
61
53
53
50
preferred.*
1
*
——
Apr
Oka
1,002
Apr
4c
Jan
9,815
1.60
Jun
2.00
Jun
29 %
July
Opemlska
A
pfd
—
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.
A
—
*
27
28
746
28%
28
283/4
1,415
50
45%
44%
46
745
7.50
7.00
7.50
1,520
93c
93c
1,600
——!
warrants-
.
Ltd—.
*
215
55
22%
6
2.00
10c
38,500
54c
12,400
45%c
Mines
1
51c
40c
54c
158,500
19 %c
8%
5%c
10c
31,900
5c
4c
5c
1,500
•
l%cMar
10c
7%c
July
July
Jun
48%
Jan
33c
Jun
3c
May
20c
17,125
20c
Feb
2.83
2.95
1,405
8c
11c
34,050
7c
13c
Jan
5c
5C
5,000
5c
Apr
12c
Jan
7c
May
13c
'!■
7c
8c
2:00
890
45c
1,420
20
2.70
405
7,225
1.85
1.10
7c
24%c
3.70
Jan
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jan
July
18
2.95
Jan
May
35c
1.04
Jan
Jun
1.02
8,925
74c
Mar
25c
4,500
21c
Jun
58c
1,400
50c
Jun
%c
'25c
35c
5,400
20c
Jun
47
473/4
675
Mar
41
25
1.30
38c
1.25
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
81c
Jan
48
Jun
1.05
1.06
3,000
1.31
Jan
113/4
12%
2,250
11%
Jun
16%
Jan
3.40
3.40
230
3.15
Jan
3.70
Jan
16 %
July
16%
9%c
13c
12c
*
13
20
1,700
104
12%
13
300
9%c
11c
4,000
35c
38c
5,530
22c
Jun
10c
10c
2,000
10c
Jun
35C
:'
13
July
50c
Jun
15%c
Jun
17c
Feb
14%
Jun
80c
Jan
Jun
13
Feb
12% July
17
Jan
9%
9c
Apr
16c
Feb
61c
Jan
15 %c
26%
26%
95
25% Mar
29
19
*
19
19
25
19
24
1
6.25
6.25
6.70
8,370
1
1.08
1.05
1.12
27,900
5c
^._
Jun
10
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*
Jan
Jan
57c
•
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8c
10c
13
.
;
2,250
10
*
Debenture—
5,725
13c
51C
IIIIl
Products
15%
50
9%C
Jun
13
*
:___
16'/a
•
1.00
53c
II—1
Mfg__
Gold
Jun
Jun
55c
47
—_ __90c
&
Jan
1.05
__„1
*'
■
July
8.60
Jan
Jan
1.37
Feb
Jan
6c
5,100
5c
May
9%c
1,050
24c
Jun
37c
7
500
29c
29c
6
6
8%
1
•__■
Feb
5.45 Mar
6%
•
Feb
Jan
80c
24 Vac 24 Vac
__
1
Oshawa
8%
100
Feb
"
Osisko
Wholesale
Lake
Overland
Mines.
Express
_
__
common—
;
•
,
6 %
Feb
7%
35c
Feb
Jan
2,150
26c
May
1,000
6
July
8%
8 %
May
9
7.80
Jun
12%
Jan
5.30
Jun
9.00
Jan
21% July
29 %
Jan
:
8%
10c
15,600
8c
July
19c
Jan
8%c
5,500
6c
Feb
15c
Jan
2.45
July
Petroleums
I
8.20
9.55
7,981
5.75
6.50
1,260
21%
_•
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I
Pamour
Porcupine
Parmaque
Mines
Pardee
Amalg
Patino
21%
22%
Jun'
Mar
2,776
of
29c
34c
10,180
25c
Jun
44c
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53c
53C
1,900
53c
Jun
66c
Feb
1
7c
7'c
7c
3,000
6c
Jun
14%c
Jan
1
15c
15c
16c
9,800
11c
May
23c
Jun
3.75
3.75
3.75
400
20c
20c
100
20c
16c
15%c
16c
5,550
15c
%C
lie
12c
8,500
10c
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_
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Canada
'
—__;
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Consol.
Explorations
Jan
29c
•
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Paymaster
Pee
8.15
5.75
—
Warrants
Page Hershey Tubes
Jan
8c
—
Ltd.
■'
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_1
11
Peerless
21c
8,100
15c
Jun
32c
Jan
Pembina Pipeline common
4 ¥2
3%c
4%c
28,000
3%c
Jun
8%C
Feb
1
1.02
1.02
1.05
4,800
1.00
Apr
:
.
__
—
2.45
Powell
*
River
2.58
4,625
2.65
5c
—
2.70
8,100
2.52
Jun
6c
23,500
4%c
Jun
l%c
3,000
79c
80c
12,900
3%c
4c
3,500
90%
903/4
50
—.—..—•
—
/.
—
133/4
14
640
9c
8c
9c
4,225
13%
7c
—1
———*
Corp
1
"
2.92
1.20 Jan
Penmans
footnotes,
775
3.00
Jan
July
4.40
66c
Jun
Jan
33c
Jan
July
18c
Jan
Jun
39c
Jan
Jun
Jan
1.05
9c
Permo
Perron
Gas
&
Gold
Peruvian
18,500
7%
7%
1,450
43
43
43
60
40
Mar
43
Jun
29%
29%
55
28
Mar
30%
Jan
107
10
102
Feb
*
Oil preferred&
Pickle
Pitch
Crow
45c
3,050
Jun
85c
Jan
13c
2,500
lie
Jun
21 %c
Jan
1.16
4,200
74c
Mar
1.44 Mar
53c
51c
60c
16,150
51c
July
1.17
1
52C
400
Jun
Gas
Gold
Mines
7c
Jun
13c
Jan
5c
May
11c
Jan
Jun
Jan
Ponder
'I
8ye
9%
8,110
98
98
5
99 %
99%
203
99%
240,400
30c
Mar
8% Mar
98
Place Oil & Gas
Jun
Portgage
12%
Jan
Power
Jan
Prairie
Oil
Feb
Prairie
Pipe
103
93% Mar
102
52 c
2,875
13%
14
300
Z
Jun
13
Jan
85c
Jan.
16
Feb
70c
70c
2,632
63c
July
1.02
Jan
—
4c
5C
9,000
4c
May
7c
Jan
46c
~
46c
56c
50,300
0
0
Jun
94c
Jan
•
Oils
47 %c
Jun
52c
:
41C
'
Placer Development
75c
—
70c
1
r-
1,800
—'
_•
Uranium—.
26,250
98
44c
*
6c
1.33
Jun
1.10
Engravers
Ore
110
Jan
11 %C
1
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Jan
8%
•
Jan
17c
107
Jun
1.16
a
Minerals
Petrol Oil &
Jun
-
6%
——1
Mines
Oil
Jan
Photo
17c
———I—II100
Preferred
903/4 July
14% May
11% Mar
8c
Feb
20c
7%
_
88c
39c
42.
85
Apr
common
80c
9Va
see page
May
3%cMay
3.35
11c
3%c Jan
17c
1.25
___—50
—1
.
—
5%c
100
—
75c
Jan
—
6c
100
—-
preferred
5% % preferred
7c
l%c Jun
18%
Exploration
Preferred
80c
33c 43 %c
Martin-McNeely Mines
————1
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common—
*
-4%%
14% Mar
1<%C
Sugar preferred
—100
Maple Leaf Milling common
*
Maralgo Mines
1
—
5,962
4%q
Manitoba
Mines
15
1
i
Uranium
2.69
1
14%
♦
Mines—.
Fields
14%
1
&
—-lil-Ii
Jan
17c
.1
;—1
———
Lake
Oils
Feb
54c
3%c Jun
36
Copper
Orenada
-
Magnet Consolidated
Majortrans
Mining
Apr
10c
Cockshutt
Maritime
Jan
10c
—_i
Marigold
18c
67c
8%c
.
Explorations
Maneast
Apr
July
7%c July
Jan
•
Mines
Gold
Jun
——*
Mines
Malartic
8
3.50
20c
Jan
—__1
Mines
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
Blodel
Jan
Feb
Apr
1.46
11 3/4
Ormsby Mines
1.00 Mar
Jun
11c
Mines—
Pacific
93c
7%c
--..'JWSA..
9.00
5.00 Mar
3,000
23c
Jun
Jan
14c
93c
Jun
45 %c
1
Jun
283/4
46
50c
,
28%
Feb
July
40
—10c
-.4—-
Apr
223% Apr
1
—
—
For
1,055
46
*
Goldfield
Red
1%
3.50
Jan
30% July
.
Uranium
'• "■
7%
3.50
7%
-
Long Point Gas
Warrants
28
25%
267/e Mar
Jun
9%C
Metals
Steel
72c
16%
;
Loan
2,000
1
Malartic
Ontario
Jan
85c
»
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Ontario
75c
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————
Mines
Okalta
Jan
9c
July
•
Specialties.
Oleary
30% July
2c
39c
;
Specialty
Rare
3,300
•
Gas
Ocean Cement
2.95
50c
—
Oakville
Jan
1,475
44c
57c
1 Jan
July
1,800
Jan
39c
—
Mines
Feb
Jan
72c
4,165
2,500
1
Mines
4.20
3.00
11%
20
__50
Telephone
Apr
Apr
Jun
1.85
25
Mines
Jan
Jan
1.90
10%
26c
8,500
1
preferred..:
1.01
500
3.25
Oil
15
4,364
5c
8c
warrants.!
2.80
260
3.00
Star
Mines
Jun
2,000
3.00
90c
North
Uran
Jan
11
34c
40c
8c
1
Jun
15c
*
9%
8% May
Apr
Ltd
July
3.50
27c
8
Northspan
Jan
6c
39%
•
-
Mines
35c
6 %c
27c
7% July
Jan
Jan
12c
May
4c
25c
-
13,150
3.30
27c
273/4
7c
Jun
3c
42c
common.;
Coldstream
Rankin
Jun
4%c
3,520
35c
—_50
Goldcrest
4c
3,000
38%
i
Preferred
North
"
2.90
_•
Oils
North
2,000
5c
3 Vac
14c
—
5c
15,020
13 %c
_____1
Jun
•
56c
1
1
17
Jan
5c
5c
20c
Zi
Ltd
Jan
4c
Mining
Warrants
10%c May
2,246
Oils
Mar
1.27
81c
.
-1 5,
Nickel
42c
Jun
rimmmt
;
II
Mines
Jun
26c
11
41C
•
;
7%
3.95
20c
499,450
30c
v.^w"'.
'•V;-
38%
Mines
Feb
4c
■,
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*!_;
2.65 Mar
10 Va
W—•
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Gold
5,600
84c
4c
"
11
_1
Mining & Smelting
Rim Mines—
-J—
Nipissing Mines
Noranda Mines
*
preferred
.J
B__
Nickel
24c
3 Vac
—
'
•
Jan
Feb
63c
3 VaC
*
1.14
23c
,
\/V,
-I—
^
Nickel
Jan
Nor
_
Mines
79c
_1
_
Rouyn—
Apr
Ltd
Candy.
23c
-1
Rouyn Merger—
Senator
14 Vac
_1
Mining & Smelting.
Mylamaque Exploration*.
Apr
Jan
Jun
v:—
__—
10 %c
Mines
Manitoba
14c
Mar
7%cMay
New Hosco Mines
2.09
1
Hosiery class A
Long Island Petroleums
'
Gold
Dickenson
Apr
62c
New
Feb
May
3.20
Jan
New
6,200
London
Marcon
26 %c
56c
1
Mines
Jan
1.75
Jan
34c
Jan
41 Va
Calumet
4,000
—
Mineral
Madsen
61c
46
Jan
Bidlamaque
New
2.04
—„—
MacMillan
Jan
5%C
New
Apr
5.50
1.93
:
B
MacLeod
49 Va
50c
1
July
2.03
1
.
Cos class
Macfie
42'/a July
35'/a Mar
58,400
•
Jun
25c
Preferred
.".'''A-''
6,088
53c
7Vac
Jun
1
preferred
|L'
47%
50c
52c
36c
13c
1
Mining—
B
Macdonald
Jan
17% Mar
3 %c July
17c
1
Loblaw Groceterias class
Macassa
25
Jan
80c
Jun
25c
15c
Long Lac Gold
Lyndhurst
42 %
45%
41%
Jun
14%
4,500
i__
Gold
Gold
Louvicourt
42 %
39% Mar
60c
-
38,592
New
1
Industries
Lorado
755
37c
*
v -:'V^
Mines*
Gold
(M)
2,127
15y4
4 VaC
Orchan
Loeb
58
6lc
15
45%
Jan
Mines—;
Gold
Locana
40%
60c
c
Jan
Mines
A
40%
60c
30c
43c
Gas
Secord
Class
40%
35c
17c
!
Mines
Class
Jan
4 VaC
May
common
American
Loblaw
26
20
1
25c
——
Wasa
Class
Jan
Apr
24
1
8%c Jun
——
Mines
Lingman
2nd
Feb
26
•'
Jun
•
Mines
O'Brien
i
9%c
Mar
10%
Athona
7,244
_
&
Cement
Shore
Little
Mar
20 '
Alger Mines
5,550
1
Mining
Lexindin
5c
555
New
Norbeau
Ltd
Lamaque Gold
Langis
Silver
Levy
Feb
20,950
New
North
Lencourt
12%
3,740
6c
Jan
12c
.___
(John)
Leitch
Jan
Apr
1
Uranium—
Jan
2.95
Developments
Laura
Jan
Apr
'
Dufault
Latin
2.05
29c
v
9%
60
26c
*
Townsite
Luz
85c
10
—
Labine
11c
15c
warrants'—1
C
Osu
Jun
July
24
23
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—
25 Vac
:
Mines.
Gold
Copper
Cinch
Lake
May
1.40
17c
103%
5c
23
B
com
.1
26c
Kirkland Minerals
Lake
IO3/,
5c
45c
•
Mines
1
Canada
Gold
Lakeland
10%
1
Products
lie
Ltd
•"
Kerr-Addison
Lake
2,500
Jun
43
Jun
'
A
:
Kelvinator
Lake
3,000
18c
1
Car
—*
—
Class
1.75
17c
-I—I-l
Corp Ltd
Trust
Neon
•
Lake
1.55
1
Mines
Jan
■
Kelly Douglas class A
Warrants I
Lafarge
Jan
30c
Feb
85c
2,200
2.15
-
Jumping Pound Petroleum
Jupiter Oils —.
Labrador
11,350
3,183
63c
50c
Nesbitt
23
36,100
■,
/••,
___—_
Labatt
41c
47c
Jan
July
•
32
11,000
—
Kopan
34c
50c
Jan
July
87c May
15c
1.25
•
Class
Jun
36%
47,600
29
common.
Class B preferred
V1 Warrants
___■_
Jonsmith Mines —
Kirkland
19%
13
Feb
24c
15c
..1
,
Mines
——
'
May
302
.
56 %
38,930
1.15
_____*
;
33c
1.24
,_1
(1939),
26c
27c
35c
—_
Lake -'i.
Mines
20c
.___
Service
Explorations
Kilembe
Feb
19
"
Waite
Kenville
14Vac
34c
•
Chemical
3.90
V
1.15
Jun
5
preferred
5%
12,975
*
__1
——
Trust
&
52
453
Jun
6c
15
Grocers
23%
Jan
57c
-1
Drug
13 %c
20c
6,125
19
.40
_:
Locomotive Works
National
Apr
Apr
3,600
23%
Porcupine
Steel
*
Apr
8c
A
—
National
Mar
Jan
2.34
64c
——1
class
National
Jan
47c
Jun
17c
Jan
50c
July
1.40
Jan
Jan
8c
1.65
Jan
Jun
30%
31c
7c
23
Creek
29c
1.20 Mar
60c
8c
,
•
—I—1
1.90
39%
9,318
95c
—
31 %
1
14%
Jun
31
.
15c
16%c
•
Murray Mining
Jan
5%c May
45% Mar
300
53%
4,500
Minerals
63/a
21
325
5%
—__5
Line
16 %c 17 %c
Corp common
Wright Iron
21%
Jun
27c
1,240
15,000
18,525
common
13% Mar
14,620
5
common
55 %
32c
1.73
1
Power
90c
5,700
29c
1.55
Moore
6%
July
2,080
29c
Jun
5% Mar
2,952
7,300
.
1.55
Development_50c
Mines—.
Montreal
15
4.75
1
6c
Petroleums
Preferred
40
12%
_
18c
5c
B
Jan
4.25
1,000
&
Brewery
Mar
31
;
710
24
16c
6c
•
Ore
8.60 Mar
100
4.25
:•
22%
17%
July
21% July
15c
May
5c
May
•
Mining
Molsons
"'
38%
Jan
Mining Corp
Jan
11%
Apr
13 %c
Oil
City
Min
Jun
30
i;7J5
12
•' 5
73
'
6.10
Jun
81c
1.28
Midwest Industries Gas
Jan
37
34V2 May
11,811
July
5%c
2,000
Mines
Light
Midcon
Jun
52
25
31%
11%
,
__25c
v
Jan
May
24c
25
83
1
__
Syndicate
.'
6%c
513%
July
9.00
538
Uranium
May
17%
__
Utilities
Copper
Jowsey
Meta
Mexican
4.75
;
Jacobus
'
Jan-
43
4.50
9,300
1
Mentor Exploration &
Merrill Island Mining
Jan
Jan
500
9c
90c
__l
Lake
Mines
Medallion Petroleums
3.25
July
4.80
9c
Lake
Red
4.00
17%
——;
A
Joburke
36%
Red
1
High
10c
90c
Gold
Feb
4.50
4.50
5 Vac
1
McWatters
Nealon
Preferred
Jefferson
59
30%
.
31%
20
Interprovincial Bldg
Interprovincial
Pipe
Interprovincial Steel
Jellicoe
McKenzle
2.00 Mar
10
:
1———
International
Jamaica
Jan
12%
Nickel —
Jaye
443/4
1
6,450
50c
Gas—.
Jan
—_1
common
International
Jack
57
io
Molybdenum
Bay
Jan
5.00
2.31
1,500
_—_*
preferred—
Bronze
Iso
113%
&
Range Since Jan.
Low
6c
24
Montreal
International
Iron
Jun
35 Vz May
22,740
4.25
International
Irish
Jan
Apr
Oil
Mclntyre
Jan
123%
6.90
4,773
7c
.___
Preferred
Class
9.40
36c
/_*
.
A—
Warrants
Investors
293/4
3.25
2,875
7c
•
Inspiration
% Mar
'
Preferred
Gas
4
27 VaC
:
Co
45%
7c
Co__
Natural
9.10
.
——
Cement
44%
—36%
——10
83
Bell
Inland
8
Mayfair
Shares
High
5%c
Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines
Apr
Jun
7.10
320
35c
_10
——
Ingersoll Machine class
Inland
Jan
21% May
1,700
l
——;
.———
—
2.40
3.95
,9.20
6%
preferred
;_
:
4.86%
Industrial Accept Corp Ltd common—.*
' Warrants
1
175
3.65
44%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Ingram
37
..1
—
Imperial
&
35%
Jan
1.80
for Week
of Prices
Low
Consol
McMarmac
"2.40
•
—
.
Bank ———
(John)
100
'1,965r'
Apr
97
Jan
7
3,716
3.65
„
*
Porcupine
Exploration
Inglis
8.20
Jan
1.49
1,891
3.65
75
~
Imperial
Imperial
,
8.65
7.60
.1
*
Pam
Imperial Oil
22%
—
36 %
:
Mining &
Bay Oil——
Hydra
21%
7.65
common
Bay
Hudson
188
7.80
_20c
Paper
Mining
Hudson
5
"1,500
8
21%
*
__—
Consolidated
Hoyle
92
1.55
8
*
Pitfield—
Smith
Howey
5
_
92
1.36
—
.
.
Matachewan
Sales
Range
Par
Apr
;
:
„.
&
Home
92
1.36
__1
*
Oil Co Ltd—
Class
100
_1
.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
1
Heath
Mines
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Headway Red Lake
Gold
(Range for Week Ended July 15)
.
Last
«:
m
Island
Corp
*
——
——
-
IIIIIIIboo
1
mil irnhi ni
Miniu
54c
X
34c
13
13
585
46c
57c
112,500
17,050
10%
17c
Jan
Mar
Mfg
Jun
98c
Jun
55%
Jan
Jun
2.90
Feb
45%
170
1.76
1.94
600
1.60
1,640
2.45
Jun
2.50
2.50
2.70
Feb
31c
35c
45
1
•
Jun
Jun
43%
32c
•
■
_
Royalties
13%
60c
3.65
Feb
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(246)
q*r
CANADIAN MARKETS
■
Last
STOCKS
Iron
President
Preston
Prospectors
Provo
2.35
1,400
59c
58c
66C
3,500
4.15
'4.15
4.35
15,300
39c
40c
1,200
1.77
Purdex
1.77
1.93
23,285
5c
4c
5c
19,000
4c
9c
l
Dome.
9c
9c
11,166
8c
22c
5,900
14c
9c 10 Vic
16,405
9c
m*
Airways
Producers
Gas
Minerals
Low
High
2.20
Lid.
A
Ltd
High
Jan
Trans
Jun
1.40
Jan
Triad
Feb
46c
3.40
5.15
Jan
Tribag
Jun
71c
Jan
Jun
2.70
7Vic
Jan
May
May
23C
Jan
29C
Jan
July
19c
Jan
Prarle Pipeline
1
1
—1
X
1
#
X
Copper
Ascot
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Develop
Quebec
Labrador
Quebec
Lithium
Quebec
Metallurgical
Corp
19c
19c
9c
3c
3c
2.37
2.37
35c
1.65
2 Vic
9,200
*
.
1,000
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
61c
65c
7
7
7%
49%
49%
55
395
1.55
2.05
2,700
1.55 July
lOVaC
10 %C
lie
8,605
8.40
—X
•
3.50
49% July
8.25
8.40
2,700
65c
&
100
Units
6c
Jun
2.36 July
1.55
Quebec Natural Gas
29,238
*
Ultra
Radlore
7
10c
2nd
Union
Gas
class
United
Jan
Jan
5.80
Feb
United
Fuel
Class
B
New
class
Reitman
Rio
Uran
Athabasca
Mfg
Robinson
Class
Roche
Little
13
29,900
6,527
25c
4c
5c
5,666
18c
17,800
16c
;
13 %
14%
2.10
Jan
convertible
50
Consol
Russell
Ryanor
Ventures Ltd
1
St
Victoria & Grey Trust
Vlolamac Mines
Petroleums
13%
Amulet
Feb
Webb
Apr
Weedon
Jan
15'%
Jun
13c
Lawrence
Maurice
Corp
24c
84,600
15C
Jun
35c
Jan
5c
5c
5%c
5,135
5c
4.80
5%
6,210
4.65 July
69
70%
220
5c
6 Vic
•
Horser
Ban
5c
9,000
67%
Werner
Lake
Ltd
Jan
July
Jan
80
Jan
65
6.55
375
6.00
Jun
356
17'%
Jan
20'% July
9%
9%
550
9%
Jun
12
Jan
9c
9c
1,000
7c
Jun
13c
Jan
Jan
July
11%
11 ya
11%
25
11'% May
13%
16%
16%
17%
3,165
15'% Mar
18'% May
75c
75c
76c
3,200
65c
98c
Bhawinlgan Water 9c Power com
A
Class
preferred
preferred
B
Jan
89c
1.04
15,300
7c
7c
8,000
6%c July
47c
49c
4,200
46 %c May
34
10
72c
79c
62c
34c
1.00
3.55
3.50
3.70
48c
West
Creek
Sherrltt
65c
3,570
41%
40%
41%
125
47
47
Jun
3.25 Mar
100
26 Vi
Jun
14c
3,700
3.95
25%
25
Sigma
Miller
Silver
Siscoe
8
3.05
3.20
25c
25c
30c
v.
•
10%
..
3.95
West
Malartic
Westeel
;
Western
Oil
&
88c
Slater
5%
Apr
Apr
Jan
47
July
75c
Mar
1.00
Jan
2.01
Jun
3.25
Jan
2.96
600
Jun
4.50
Jan
43c
new
gpartan
Air
19,750
July
21c
500
16 Vic May
1,399
97% Mar
28%..
27.
.260
.
84c
86c
7,106
2.60
2.60
2.90
2,270
;—
30%
21
9c
Services
Mar
32c
Jan
10% May
33%
Jan
Jun
1.09
Jan
2.00 Jan
3.00
Jun
82c
Spooner
20c
.30c
25.
I,335
19
Standard
15%
.
Radio
Standard
Wire
Uranium
44c
Corp.
Warrants
2 Vic
Stanrock Uranium
12 %c
Stanwell Oil 9c Gas
36c
Naco
Western
Plywood
Weston
Wiltsey
12c
14,500
170
15%
15%
416
11%
100
1.25
2,000
90c
Jun
3.80
38c
47 c
105,955
25c
Apr
47 %C
lc
2%C
22,270
lc
July
12 %c 16 Vic
37c
4.00
19
15
180
4c
31
66%
69'%
3 Vic
3%c
3%c
8,000
1
7.90
7.85
8.00
19,166
X
A
20
20
20'%
627
18
19%
19%
130
17%
*
Sturgeon
Gold
River
Oil
1
8ulllvan
Cons
Sunburst
Mines
Superior
34c
Supertest
Svlvanlte
7c
ordinary
3c
87%
Mar
Apr
144,400
18c
Jan
600
66c
July
1,500
5
Mar
(J)
Taurcanls
Voting
12%
$2.80
Teck
Mines
Ind
Woodward
Class
class
Stores
A
Yale
Lead
9c
Yellowknife
G)
B_
36c
1.81
10c
July
25
12% July
17%
Jan
79c
15,890
60c
1.04
23%
100
40
200
37c
47c
39c
66c
Toronto
Star
Towagrmac
Traders
Class
5%
1956
Trans
Trans
class
A
preferred
Canadian
class
A
Mar
Exp Ltd
Jun
16% Mar
Jan
30c
34
35%
1,710
Feb
35
36%
1,704
35% July
36% July
90
July
35%
Canada
Transmountaln
Pipeline
PlDe
Line
88
SO
90
82
Feb
105
106
90
100
Mar
14%
3,810
10
Mar
25%
25 7%
25%
50
1.27
1.20
1.30
37,350
30c
500
30c
10 %c
13c
54,600
7c
Jun
15 %c
Jan
9c
11c
7,500
9c
May
14c
Feb
A
licr.
; lie
24%
5
170
15
15'%
5.75
v*
1.05
1.20
1.10 Mar
July
33
Jan
Jan
1.05. Jan
29
15
1,450
Jan
July
19%
Jan
4.75 May
8.25
Jan
1.01
260
May
1.40
Jan
July
27c
Jan
6c
Jan
14c
13c
15c
13,600
13c
3c
2%c
,3C
42,100
2%c July
5c
9c
17,000
5c
Jun
__1
92c
88c
92c
9,025
83c
Jun
._1
71c
71c
79c
13,340
56c
May
3c
4c
10,500
3c
2.50
2.60
1,925
17 %c
19c
10,500
14c 15 %c
6,525
9%c
May
•
Feb
1.67
■r,
24% Mar
4.095
1
.
2.50 Mar
1.12
87c
Jan
Feb
Jan
5c;
Jan
3.00 Mar
17 %c
Jun
29c
Jan
13c
Jun
29c
Jan
Shown
Are
Expressed
Last
in
Canadian
Week's
Dollars
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
S
High
37%
PaperDevelop
Low
37%
37%
175
35%
Apr
43
Apr
6%
6%
6%
430
6 %
July
8
May
22%
23
900
20%
Feb
Low
—5
4.75
4.65
4.85
2,045
3.90
Jan
•
16
15%
16%
1,852
13%
Jun
High
26% May
Sugar
5.00 May
17%
69c
Jan
Dominion
57C
Jan
Dupont
2.80
Jan
1.52
Jun
1.25 Mar
45
Jun
Mar
Jan
5% July
2,055
2.15
40c
59%
94c
Jan
52%
51%
53
1,898
934
9%
10
1,365
!__♦
14
14
14
5
57%
57%
226
6c
900
37%
Havilland
•
Jun
July
48% Mar
9
12%
57
Jan
Mar
10%
39%
60
5.00
315
Apr
July
37 % Mar
4.85
38
Jun
July
33'%
Jan
40
Apr
6 % Mar
May
41%
2,385
14C
500
2.00
2.00
2.00
300
71
71
71
92
71
32%
60
20%
20%
21
872
31% July
20% July
77
77
50
74
23
22%
23
50
26
9?
11%
96
109
96
July
130
Jan
11%
11%
600
May
14
Jan
__2.50
28%
28%
29
85
Apr
31%
Jan
•
class
40
40
41
805
July
46 '/a
Feb
2,45
2.45
155
41
41%
105
1
58c
58c
2,500
;—*
37
37
315
A
common-
&
Linoleum
*
(1956)
:
Steel
40
•
50
—
Products
*
36'% Mar
14c
Jun
2.00
44 y2
Jan
22c
Jan
July
2.00 July
Mar
90
'
Feb
40'%
Jan
26'%
Jan
Feb
77
July
Jan
32% July
7c
Jan
International Paper
Loblaw Inc
—7.50
9 %
Jan
1.15
68c
&
Flour
Ogilvie
Ontario
Paper
common
27'A
40
Feb
May
56
Jen
13
Jan
Jun
18
Feb
May
59
Pend
Oreille
Price
Mines
Bros
1
—
2.40 Mar
38'A Mar
3.15 Jan
46%
Jan
Apr
Apr
38%
1,450
32%
Feb
38'% July
371/2
34 Vi
37
100
34%
Apr
37
Feb
37'%
37%
35
32
Feb
38
Jan
1.05
200
32c
32c
900
July
Jun
Consolidated
Yukon
Zellers
Gold
Corp
A-
—
56c
Jun
72c
32
Feb
37
Jan
July
9%c Mar
37%
1.05
28
Jan
May
6c
30c
29 %
385
1
Aircraft
Preferred
Hayes
250
28%
14c
40%
of Canada
Co
Minnesota
Apr
1
38
28
4.85
28%
Rand
;
Oilcloth
May
21,015
37%
39%
•
*
July
31c
3.00
65c
FOOTNOTES
•
a
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN AND
No
par value.
Odd lot sale (not
t
In year's
included
17
18%
3,898
16
Jun
26
Jan
8%
8%
9
5,815
12
Jan
13c
13c 14 %c
10,100
8% May
13c May
18c
Jan
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted
to
unlisted
range).
Jan
Jan
173%
,
Jun
16'%
25% July
1.08
—---—
37c
7,500
•
243%
15
5.50
...
106
*
50
1
Oil
37c
35c
♦
28'% Mar
Feb
90
Consolidated Paper
Glass
31c
6c
Ingersoll
Dominion
31c
1
29
106
d Deferred
delivery sale
year's range),
e Selling ex-Interest,
f Flat price.
"
1
(not
x
Cash sale
When
Included
wl When
in
Transcontinental Resources
Jan
11%
12 %c
Investments
Marconi
Mar
4c
1
55c
300
3,000
*
40
39c
warrants
Canada
24%c July
Jan
Jan
July
17c
Dredging
Mar
8,000
38'%
2,500
1.35
1.55
35
22%
38
4,500
•
24'%c 27 %c
12'%
20c
Pulp
21% Feb
4c
♦
Mar
18c
De
50c
40
Juiy
32
L.1
General
Dalhousie
1.05
B
preferred
July
'uc
120
2.55
Jan
4c
1
56c
5.925
35
1
25%
45c
50
Exploration
Finance
.
200
85c
34
•
1,000
6%
4C
60c
77c
35
"
*
class
....
Dominion
Canadian
*
Works
17% May
Jan
12%
Mines
24,075
75c
5%
6
Gold
Bulolo
Jan
10
Bank
Elevators
Iron
5%c Jan
Jan
12
70c
Jan
Jan
•'
lOe
Dominion
May
960
77p
■
Corp
Jan
43c
Toronto
2c
1,000
13
Jan
Jan
1.88
16c
Vinegars
<?
Toronto
July
2%c
•
&
12%
12%
75c
•
3oc
Sale Price
4.50
II,066
50
Ltd
2,200
12%
Par
16%
49%
Mines
40c
Friday
Mar
51
Toronto
36'%c
78c
.«_•
Prices
2 05 Mar
19c
Tom bill
Jun
2'%c
STOCKS
13
13,000
j
99c
12%
Mines
Canada
225
135,937
1,032
Petroleums
3,982
2.15
May
Jan
1,145
25c
Tidal
1.08
1.05
12%
Mines
Jan
2.05
1.80
Tiara Mines
Jun
1.03
*
.
Canadian
14%
1.65
.1
49c
375
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Canadian
19c
Park
7,100
*
__50c
__
A
Mining'
Canada
1.57
Lundmark
55c
1.1
Metal
Jan
1.61
Thompson
Mar
Jun
1.18
52c
56c
Oil
Electric
July
1.62
Thorncllffe
21c
12c
3.50 Mar
1.15
52c
X,
Zinc
Bear
(H
1.85
1.67
common
17,100
preferred.
Mines'^*....,
35c
X
Ltd
12c 13 %c
1.
2.50 May
•
Canuck
Mar
1
Canada
Jan
;
Newfoundland
2.05
1.40 May
-1
Texaco
Jan
Jan
A
Yankee
Zenith
Feb
Jan
13c
12c
i
Ltd
Yellorex
Young
6.90
38%
Jun
Jun
Wright-Hargreaves
12c
Mines
20c.
6c
7c
l
warrants
Anglo
1,259
39c
44c
1
Hughes Gold
2.80
__„1
Anglo
142,800
Territory Mining
Temagaml
6.00 Mar
33% Mar
1,000
1,000
1
Jan
35c
,40
X
2,005
6.924
6c
8'% c
i
19% July
1.55
77c
_50
trust
6.20
36'%
6c
Feb
1.60 Apr
13'%
24
30 %c
23%
—-
6.10
35%
6.10
38'%
July
'
Jan
I'v 14%
X
Jun
1.24
8'% c
Jan
1.50
34 %c
common
Preferred
'
33
100
13%
i"
Tamblyn
110
9,080
Jan
May
7.65 July
6c
*
36
1,45
100
,!
Jan
66c
2.05
Petroleum
35
1.24
.
35%
Jan
36c
•
Gold
36
1,35
30c
Jan
38%
66% July
3,680
13c
Jun
6c
Warrants
Apr
6%
Jan
66c
_1
July
7
•
Jan
20c
1
Exploration
Propane common
Jan
37c
Feb
100
Feb
56c
1
Contact
28
Jun
72,199
Jan
53C
July
1
Gas
Sudbury
Apr
24c
6,083
37c
6%
!
Coghlan
Asbestos
Submarine
21%
24%
27c
Jan
Apr
12 %c
33 Vic Jun
4,100
class
24'%
4.50 May
10% July
6,300
69%
July
19c
14% May
4,346
35 %c
4c
Oil
3c
-
Jun
33
Steinberg
2,200
Jan
4c
•
Jan
4c
1.50
1.60 Mar
4.00
32
—
7c
•3'%c
July
May
6%
•
Windfall
Zenmac
Jun
Jan
1,200
36c
*
class
Minos
Zulapa
lie
Jan
2.55
1.75
36'% July
11c
Jan
v
1.65
Warrants
Feb
July
Jan
8%
1.25
12c
B
Willrov
Jun
20c
1.89
f
July
May
A
class
Co
Hardware
White
Feb
600
4c
Steel of Canada
Jun
5% July
87c
4c
preferred
2.35
20c
32
Steeloy
Mining
Steep Rock Iron
;
Jan
250
preferred
Jun
20c
Apr
1,500
(Geq) class A-___
21%
1.00
28c
4c
Petrol
Western Surf Inlet
23 %c
Jun
150
Starratt Nickel
Bros
4,700
1
warrants
Western
May
1.05
8c
13,500
_
Stedman
Stuart
Mar
9c
11%
lie
Ltd—
Paving
Btanleigh
7,831
21
4.00
Oils.
9c
Poods
Standard
36'%
9c
.
1.20
Mines
Stafford
30
"20%"
;\
1.05
-
Warrants
90c
1,364
93c
Jan
Jun
Mar
25c
10%
86c
common-
common
30,433
6%
6%
41% July
Mar
21c
28
Southern Union Oils.
1.19
6
1.25
Yukeno Mines
Southam
98c
57%
98c
Jan
42
35,323
•
Manufacturing
15c
46
,6.75
3%c
•
Warrants
37% Mar
1,000
3.15;.
1
Ltd
42,875
Jun
Jan
5.30
2.80
Petroleum
Jun
4.65
30
1,820
23c
♦
Gas
class
Class
30%
July
270
31
6.00
Jan
4e
Mines
Copper
$6
Feb
July
60
21C
.1
Decalta
4'%%
July
27
49%
2.80
-
Grocers
Jan
1.00
22% Mar
235
\
1
Western
Mar
1.20
5.20 May
1.70
X
Products
1.07 July
48
16 %c
6.00
36 %c
1.04
July
25
10%
•
Mines
K D
3.05
50c
class A
Ltd
Simpsons
2.80
1
Mines
Dairies
85c
3.10
1
Mines
Standard
Siiverwood
85c
1
Quebec
Mines
Silver
50c
Gold
Gordon
20
60
87c
Warrants
Wood
Sheep
27
<
•30%
', ;
•
Canadian
13c
May
33% July
./
1,100,748
,3.95
f
50
50
8%
5,300 4
26%
—*
A
27
Jan
6.50
325
47c
*
class
Holdings
Class
10 %
5,834
4.75
92c
1
Freehold
Security
Selkirk
Feb
10'%
'
Jan
4.00 Mar
9%
4.75
60c
Metal
Satellite
Jun
9%
34
Petroleum
3.45 May
9.50 Mar
20%
Debentures
Sarcee
Jan
Feb
__1
Nickel
9c
9c
X
'x
•
Knapp Canada
Mining
81'%
65
4,767
&
Mar
66
6.50
1
Gold
River
Jun
24c
395
.
•
Westburne Oil
20
1
Gold
Antonio
Sand
Pap phi re Petroleums
53
Jun "
933
•
Wespac Petroleums
Westates Petroleum
*
common
Feb
17c
4.15
"
1
,•
Ltd
Jan
66%
Warrants
49%
100
16 %c
21c
10
__i.
W
Jan
10c
•
X
•
A
Jan
*
Mines
&
6%
Feb
4-75
Shirriff
Salada
class
common
Gas
16%
Jan
Jun
15
'
9%
Cement
Lawrence
St
Apr
•
Western
St
Jan
12%
5,045
6.00
;
G
6c
13
4.80
1
9%
30%
-
1
Vespar Mines Ltd
Viceroy Mfg class A
Walte
6.50
Mining
9%
Apr
24%
Explor
Wayne
25
17c
Industries.
Cons
Walker
8,200
.25
Preferred
Vandoo
Jan
8c
23c
10
Royal Bank of Canada.
Royalite Oil common—
Jun
Apr
8
54%
,
Mar
15
Jan
6c
7
27
Alloys
2.10 July
13%
14c
ocx.n
>*..
Vanadium
17
15
7%c
Jan
52
1
Jan
13%
15
7%c
1
Mines
July
17c
3.95
17c
•
Mines
Jun
*
•,
Corp
6c
Jan
200
13%
1
.
Steel
Canada
Mar
4.10
305
12%
•
!
47c
5,525
13'%
50
Hill
May
9c
9
25
Fortune
23c
8'%
9
1
pfd
17%
7c
9
30
A
High
Apr
July
2.00
8'%
50
:
11%
'
8c
•
'
class
26c
July
50c
•
100
preferred
7.15
Apr
2.10
Jan
8%c
14'/a July
X
Rocky Petroleum Ltd
Roe (A V) Can Ltd common
46c
Mar
13c
355
Jan
May
1.95 Mar
Jan
6.45 July
30
2.10
•
14%
14%.
.
Mar
1.47
28
14
Jun
16
100
*
Rockwin Mines
Rowan
290
—X
A
Mines
53A%
Feb
1,000
7.15
17 %c
»
common
Apr
6c
14
4c
*
—5
pfd
preferred
2nd
Cotton
Robinson
:
Jan
1.60
6.45
6.45
*
1
3,000
Jan
60c
25c 27 ViC
27c
17
68c
Jun
14
17
Upper
Mar
3c
4,000
10c
common
Oils
United
Apr
45c
1.60
14
1
Mines
3%c
Mar
18 Vic
4,000
3 ViC
3 Vic
*
Minerals
Rupununi
Rix
1.50
-A
Algom
Robertson
78c
Jun
2
A
Mines
Rexspar
Rio
Jun
97c
1
Chemical
Reichhold
Renabie
46c
1,800
63,800
8%c
*
preferred
Keno
53,400
55c
5,012
*
preferred
United
65c
21c
27c
_1
Inv
United
1.14
49c
10,685
27c
•
Canada
Corps
United
Jan
50c
21c
2.20
_1
„
Asbestos
Jan
1.00
52c
2.00
common
Mining Corp
16c
58c
1
of
11%
Jun
1.00
•
175
Feb
•
I
13
_1
'
preferred..'
A
Union
66c
Jun
7.90
Acceptance
preferred
Jan
18
Jun
1
Mines.
Uranium
Oil
Rayrock Mines
Realm Mining
Reef Explorations
Low
13
1
1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
13
2.05
Shawkey Mines
United
Ranger
Low
•
Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Jan'
80%
Mar
45c
.
3,350
Shares
Oil
Union
Quebec
for Week
Apr
May
Range
of Prices
Par
4.35
2.20 July
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
.20c
Ore
Electric
East
STOCKS
Shares
2.20
Par
Premium
Week's
Friday
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended July 1 5)
Sales
Week's
Friday
Monday, July 18, 1960
.
delivered,
Issued,
x
•
(not Included in year's range)
Ex-dlvldend.
y
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock dividend.
trading privileges.
_
Volume
192
Number
5969
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(247)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
following
The
bid and asked quotations
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and
not represent actual transactions.
They
obtained
are
from
the
National
sources.
They do
guide to the range
(indicated by the "bid")
intended
as
within which these securities could have been sold
ani?<iUH
a
which have
furnished;on request.
wide national
a
Par
Aerovox
Corp
Products
Air
Alico
Development
12
13%
42
44%
Co__l
57/a
Radio Corp.—
.1
American Biltrite Rubber Co_100
25 %
49%
Cement
Corp
American
Express
Co—.
American
Greetings cl A
American
American-Marietta
American
Gobain
Anheuser-Busch
Arden
Farms
Western
Metal
Art
Gas
Corp
31%
&1_1
15%
3
51%
Co.
16%
,1
-/ 20%
21%
23%
14.
15%
1
8'/a
68%
Atomics Inc__:
Baker
Oil
Mfg
Co_;
Inc
Bayles
(A
J)
Bros
Beneficial
_1
—
Markets
51'
1
Beryllium
Hathaway
Corp
Bettinger
Corp
Inc..
Industries
Bowater
Bowman
Bowser
Brown
Inc
Brush
49%
Husky
11%
12 »4
9%
45Va
49 %
1
39
41%
34%
22%
15 Va
Interstate
.5
13 »/4
Oregon Power Co__20
34%
California
Water Service
Co__25
24 %
_12 '/a
29%
&
Telep Co.
Delhi
Oil
Ltd
10c
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-1
Cannon Mills
class B com_
Ceco
Steel
Products
54
41
:• 45
58%
Southern
New
Southern
Union
Corp
♦
Freight Sys__l
27'A
29%
Southwest
16%
Point Field Trust ctfs
Central Electric & Gas Co
3%
3 Vb
3%
25%
38%
Dev
Engineering
common
Public
Southern
Co
Inc
Water
17%
194
180
Spector
Speer
31%
33%.
Sprague
62
67%
Spur
41 Va
33
Tokhelm
15%
Staley
43%
Stand
4%
4
63
%
18g
20'A
1
30»A
4^
55%
61
63%
67
16
17%
43
45%
18%
20%
41
Co
5
'
44%
13%
14%
13%
14%
20
21%
18%
19%
41
44
25
44%
46%
1
22%
24 %
5%
6%
Co
Co
Sys
Inc
Transwestern
Vitro Corp of America..
Von'8 Grocery Co
Waddell & Reed Inc class
Warner & Swasey Co—
Pressed
12
21V*
58%
62%
8%
9%.
10
25V4
27'A,
2.50
5%
Steel
21 %
23
Standard
1
37 %
40%
Standard
_*
23V?
24%
Stanley
24%
26%
6%
7%
10
31%
33%,
10
39%
42%
Stepan
I
9%
10 %
Stouffer
Co_3
29 Vis
32
Corp
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
5
10%
11%
Struthers
1
44%
Laguna Miguel Corp units
Landers Frary & Clark
11%
18 V4
0%
1
5%
29%
6%
31%
•
4%
25%
5Va
8%
9%
38
42
15V»
16%
42'A
44%
30%
32%
45'A
48Va
11%
12 Va
29
31%
50c
12%
1
16%
17%
23
25Va
24%
27!A
A—1
1
13%
5
22 %
24%
10
24%
25%
Steel Corp
1
Watson Bros Transport A
1
Wellington Mtg Co class A._10c
Wesco Financial Corp
1
Westcoast Transmission
*
26
28
8'A
9
14
v15%
23%
25Va
12'A
13%
19%
21 y4.
44
West Polnt Manufacturing Co„*
Western Lt & Telephone Co—10
Western Massachusetts Cos.._1
Western Natural Gas Co
1
Weyerhaeuser Co ..,—7.50
47 Va
23%
25 '/a
19%
lc
23%
12%
25
25%
47%
Lanolin
1
33'"
23%
Washington
2%
1
31,4
1
Wash Natural Gas Co
10%
Co
19%
6
Co
18%
19 %
14Va
21%
14
United States Chem Mil Corp.l
United States Leasing Corp
1
United States Servateria Corp.l
United States Sugar Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
United Utilities Inc
10
-Upper Peninsular Power Co—9
v«hey Mould & Iron Corp
5
Vance Sanders & Company__50c
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
5
Brothers
331%
'
1
Gas Corp
24%
1
Steamship
Co
ElK " & Pwr
Union Texas Nat
17%
1
Mfg
Pipeline
23'A
2'/a
Co
Corp
TUC""1
*
Tel
Co
Co
Co
Standard
42'A
591/,
*
Co
E)
2%
39%
1
4y8
1
Electric
(A
2%
•
51%
Producing Co..1
Fruit &
1
.
Co
47V2
10c
Power
Gas
Gas
Oil
14 V2
40Vz
1
Time Inc
20Vb
Co..10c
Power
Eng
Carbon
»
Corp
Water
Freight
19'A
1
Supply
Thrifty Drug Stores
10%
30%
29%
Trans Gas Pipe Line Corp__50c
Southwestern Elec Service Co..1
Southwestern States Tel Co
1
10%
1
Heintz
18a»
11
15
Utilities Co
34%
17
Warren
5
Corp
&
9:A
1
Service
7%
29%
2ft%
27'A
Inc
Chemical
Register..ii
Screw
Home
221LI
Co—;
47
51%
20
t. 19
.20%
...
Products
Inc—
or f.
Common
non-voting
Works—-—
Stanley
Statler
Hotels
5
25
Delaware
Chemical
Corp..1
31% -'
17%
0?
<.
:35%
19
4%
5'A
1
26%
28%
1.25
18lA
19%
1
4Vb
4%
__2Va
29%
Co
10%
Whiting Corp
—5
Wilcox Electric Co
3
Wisconsin Power & Light Co__10
Witco Chemical
5
Wood Conversion Co
5
Wurlitzer Co
10
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
1
Vuba Consolidated Industrles—l
11 Va
33
35V«
9%
10%
10%
35 Vb
38%
11%
.
37'A
41%
11%
13 Va
18%
20%
57
61'/a
26%
Central
'
V
27
*
6%
Co
Serv Co
32 Va
1
Keystone Portl'd
28%
26%
&
Pub
30
6V4
♦
Corp
Ketchum Co Inc
10
Cable
54 %
1
1
Kentucky Utilities Co
58
1
&
Nevada
Kennametal
9 Vb
8%
25
Carpenter Paper Co
Southeastern
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp
3
4%
4
27%
Corp__50c
31%
9Va
•
'
34%
•
2
Co
Laboratory for Electronics
31%
Water
Canadian
23%
25%
_..l
Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass
TThree States Nat Gas Co.
6'/b
;
Koehring Co
25%
Calif
22%
10
Co
Jessop Steel Co
Kaiser Steel Corp common
$1.46 preferred
37%
Tel
•
Corp
South Shore Oil
Wire
Thermo King Corp
Thomas ft Betts Co„
^
7%
1-32'A
13'A
Skil
Colorado
Jamaica
14lA
California
45 Vb
Calif
Jervis
California
41 %
,
58%
32
6
Inc
1
Co
Power
1
1
14%
61^
54
Therm-O-Disc
1
Co
&
4%
4
2
Searle
3%
9>%
3Va
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
Seismograph Service Corp
Pacific
8Va
1
7%
13 %
88 %
Sierra
1
5
12
84 %
Southern
I tele
24%
14
_—10c
Fetzer
23 V2
(G D)
3^
30%
1
Southern
Jack
37 %
1
Byllesby (H M) & Co
&
13%
57
cj—!—~S
Bantam,
Southern
Iowa
10
_
Burndy Corp
Scott
1
Transmis" C^pl7
TeXM Industries Inc
191/8
™e*aa Natlonal Petroleum
4043rfextron Inc 1959 warrants
22
jjf4
„
25v«
20'A
?3V
.T7"
VL,
3^
i2%
'
6%
1
_1
25%
1
V
5'A
^..1
1
Co
T^EastSS
23%*
ZZZZZZZli-
30%
Scholz Homes Inc
13%
Iowa
27
24%
ichield
43
\%lt
22
14a?
20c
Inc.
■
39'/a
231/3
—
?nI/
91/.
15%
1
•
—
25%
Class A
1
33%
Tampaa Inc
Tappan Co
Tekoil Corp
...
Corp„l
Gas
Taft Broadcasting Co
36
-
_
Corp
Interstate Securities Co
5
Investors Diver Services Inc—
27%
Co_2V2
1
flonHa!.C Associates
Petroleum
Sanders I
4%
Inc
Bakeries
A—25c
•
Co—«.—*—1
il%
Interstate Motor
23
3
.
_
"units"
Recreation
Interstate
21 %
24
_
13%
3%
H)
j
Sabre-Pinon
I
19%
12%
1
Interstate
10%
21
._*
W
6%
18
1
Mills
(H
Ryder Systems Inc
10%
International Rectifier Corp
International Textbook Co
8%
20
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
141
5V2
PV,7r,"~;
~t.
Mills Inc_3%
R<„
Ir rVR ^CorpMarie Reid
Rose
10%
*
o
Rice
L
V
.
Pnrn
23%
lnternat'l
6
*
110
-
39%
Indiana Gas & Water..
12%
5%
10c
common
v
5
«7,2
2nHH^ay/^?reSS Inc
& Myers ?lass
Robertson
37%
Co
Head
1
Robblns
77%
__*
International Bank of Wash
32%
V
Trust
Indianapolis Water
6%
f.
•
>
7%
Co
Inc
6
11%
1
'•-■
21 Va
28'%
'
Simplex
10%
30
Oil
Indian
37%
9»A
;
13%
18%
preferred__25
$1.20
Beryllium
Bullock's
Production
24%
Inc
Sharpe Mfg, Co
(Charles) Co Inc
Bruning
Gas
*
Products
&
Hugoton
Hugoton
5
Paper Corp ADR
Corp of America
Bowling
16%
12
RUe^St'nipr
River ^rn„H
Brand
119
.
9%
Oil Field Material
Hudson Pulp & Paper
Corp—
Class A common
.V
57%
1
Gas
15
__1
Billups Western Pet Co
:
1
Black Hills Power & Light Co—l
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc
1
Botany
Natural
1
1
RcDUtbHrPN1fna
119
130
1
Corp
16'/a
_25
;
Fearless
Punta Alegre Sugar
Corp LtdPurolator
Products
Purea
162
9%
.
46
1
4g
5(4
32!4,34£
26'A
1
Houston
8Vb
13%
;
Corp
15
22%
*73
11
11
.—_T:
Co
Bag Co
Corp
Berkshire
7%
42
;
preferred
Houston
20v!
39%
12%
Hoover Co class
A—.—..wi.2%
Corp
_1
36 VB
12%
—-
Manufacturing
Bemis
1
—10
Baxter Laboratories
Benlen
33 %
Mexico—5
2C
1
Houston
"
Tools
Bates
1
19%
New
112
Mining
Splendor
Houston
of
48%
class A—/—T
i.
5
Voltage Engineering
Hilton Credit Corp
21
19%
Ind
High
8%
Co
112
10
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30%
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securities
1
Susquehanna Corp
Systron-Donner Corp
7%
5
431/2
common
Suburban Propane
Hamp
•,
Stubnitz Greene Corp
5%
1
New
28%
Inc
1.9%
4%
of
1
Hewlett-Packard
72
13%
Baird
.
Helene
Heublein
49
193/a
10
B
Pubco Petroleum
Co
14
p
Ask
18
Serv
191/4
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.
54%
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5
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Class
33%
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5
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21
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Bid
Origin
list is composed 'of
Pm_
America
23%
5
Co
of
12%
Tool—2
Brick
Power
Co
22%
1
Fire
Hanna
13%
Associated Spring Corp—10
Avon Products
1-.
2.50
Aztec Oil & Gas C0___—.—1
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Hagan
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Mach
Corp
Society
Grolier
42
12%
'
Co—5
Construction
Mountain
Haloid
38 %
preferred
(A
Green
Grinnell
61%
—4
Service
Green
34%
Missouri Power Co..5
Arkansas
Arvlda
58 %
x32Va
.7.50
Corp
Inc
Public
Arksansas
21%
1
Co .common
Participating
Arizona
5>
if
_2
Co
Pipe & Const Co—-1
Amer-Saint
20
5
6%
Bid
Corp of Calif-1
Giddings & Lewis
Glasspar Co
17%
46 %
Gibraltar Finan
27%
16%
Allied
Potash
Par
1
;
Utilities
Ask
1
Inc
Land
Bid
The "National"
distribution.
Par
Industrials and
(Quotations for Friday, July 15)
bought (indicated by the
"asked") at the time of compilation
or
other selected
are
SECURITIES;
43
Corp
Cedar
111
Central
Elect
&
Indiana
Gas
Gas
Central
Louisiana
Central
Maine
Co
.10
Co
Public
Vt
60%
24
25%
10
21V4
22%
Corp__6
Serv
19%
20%
Chattanooga Gas Co
1
Cijtizens Util Co
Common
Engines
Coastal
States
Colonial
17%
18%
17%
18%
1
6%
7%
1
Prod—
Inc..
43 %
46%
15%
Interstate
Colorado
Milling 61 Elev
Colorado
Oil
Co___5
33 %
35%
1
19%
21%
Corp com_3
7%
8%
.25
17%
19%
1
5%
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Consol Freightways
2.50
23%
&
Gas
Gas
Co
$1.25 conv preferred
Commonwealth Gas Corp
6
25%
14%
13 %
.
Consolidated
Products—.5
15
16%
Continental Transp Lines Inc__l
Control Data Corp
50c
10
11
42%
45%
Cook
22 %
24 Vb
Cook
Rock
Coffee
Electric
Engine
Co
19%
Inc..
18
19%
23
25 Vb
41%
38%
5
7%
6%
5
1
12
13%
20
21%
1
15%
17 VB
——1
8%
8%
Corp
Oil
class
A
Corp
Co.
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com
Ling-Altec Electronics.
Lone
Star
Long
Steel
(Hugh
1
cl
W*)
76%
&
Co
—1%;
22'
14%
15%
18'A
353A
Inc_50c
26%
20%
It-
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit Internat Bridge Co
1
12%
14
18 %
20%
Di-Noc
40%
44%
41%
38%
19 %
55
Bank
of America
(San
Bank
Co
1
50
54%
Madison Gas & Electric Co...16
26
28%
Marlin-Rockwell
17%
18%
Corp
1
Marmon Herrington Co Inc-.^l
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry
50c
Maxson
(W L)
3
Machine
&
9%
10%
3%
3%
Bank
of New
Bank
of
Merchants Fast Motor Lines Inc
Meredith Publishing Co
5
Class A
St
Broad St Trust
Kings County Trust
41 %
45%
(Brooklyn N. Y.)
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
.20
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
Long Island Trust Co
320
23 Vt
25 '/a
45%
48%
64
68%
10
47%
51%
__5
34%
37%
of Cleve—16
Co
(Phila)
(N J)
Central Natl Bank
Centl-Penn Natl
Chase Manhattan
38
Chemical
11%
12 Vs
39
43
_1
16'A
17 %
5
14%
15%
Trust
Bank
Trust
(Buffalo)
_
29%
31 Va
;_5
31%
34 Va
56 Va
59 Va
5
30%
34%
_
—
45%
Mellon Nat Bk & Tr Co
46%
Mercantile
(NY)_12%
60
62%
York
&
Bank
.12
Southern
Cleveland
Trust
(Pgh) 25
135
27%
142
(St Louis)—12 .50
38%
42'/a
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston-.10
42%
46 Va
55%
58%
25
101%
104%
.10
55 3A
59
31%
34 Va
of
New
York
_
.
National
(Savannah)
City Natl Bk & Tr
Tr
X26
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Co—
Citizens
5
43
Bk
of
Nassau County N Y
42%
New
115
Manufacturers & Traders
of Phila..10
Bk
106
Y)._.10
(N
Meadow Brook Nat'l Bank
Camden Trust Co
41 Va
Co
Manufacturers Tr Co
—20
Ask
39 3 a
.10
307
10
—
Bid
10
48%
Bank
Louis
(NY)
46
10
(N Y).
Boatmen's National
39
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc—
Miles
-100
—
Co
35%
5
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
(Newark)_25
York
Virginia
36 %■
2%
Eng..
6'A
of Commerce
Par
Irving Trust Co
A
8%
Companies
Ask
11
24%
lc
Corp.
McLean Industries
McLouth Steel Corp
10
22 %
T & S
Francisco)
Bankers Trust
Macmillan
N
Bid
7%
10
(Chicago)_25
Co„
50
40%
x74
342
43%
National
Bank
of
79%
National
Bank
&
363
Detroit
Trust
Co
(Fairfield County)
.7%
30
32
Commercial Bk
Amer_5
30%
33%
National Bank of Westchester_5
32
34 Va
2
common
Laboratories
68
72 %
Commercial Trust
of N J—.—25
93%
98%
National
72
76 3A
Connecticut Bank
& Tr
Co_12%
43
46%
National Commercial
5
15
16%
41
44 Va
Inc
Mfg Co—
1
9%
% 10%
1
31 %
33 %
Connecticut
Mississippi Shipping Co
—5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
13%
14%
Continental
13
14 Vs
22
23%
Minneapolis Gas Co
Missouri
Utilities
Co
Mohawk
Rubber
Co
Co
1
28'A
30%
1
22%
25%
27%
39
42
111
Bank
Bank
33M>
X112%
116
—5
36%
39
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (SF)_10
34Va
County Trust Co
(White Plains
York)...
Trust
(Cleve).,-16
City Bank
Co
Bank
&
7 .50
(Albany).
National Newark & Essex
Trust
&
24%
10
Nat
North
(Chicago).
New
95
of
36%
£
_25
60
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston 12%
Natl State Bk of Newark__12%
51
54'A
61
64 Va
New Eng Trust Co (Boston). 100
New Jersey Bank & Tr Co— _11
38%
42 Va
Banking Co
(N J)__—
63 Va
44%
51%
,
*
Par
80%
25
50c
32
Bank and Trust
5%
6%
35%
33
B_5
Co
Lucky Stores Inc
Miller
Machines—10c
Business
Dejur-Amsco
Delhi-Taylor
17%
5
Danly Machine Specialties
Darling (L A) Co
Dashew
17%
1%
Crouse-Hinds Co.
Cummins
16%
1
Craig Systems Inc—
Cross Company
Blower
McNeil
1
Company—.
Lau
Plus
16 Va
2%
.
Colorado
■■
4%
4%
33 %c
Corp
Gas
Stores
.
33 %c
com cl A
class B__
Clinton
16%
15%
56%
Co—10
Central Telephone Co
Central
:
5
Co_5
Electric
Power
Wells Corp
Chemical
Dictaphone
Diebold
Ccrp
Inc
$1.25
5
_
1
common
conv
pfd—
——..5
Donnelley
Dun
&
Dunham
Dura
Bush
Duriron Co
17Va
27%
30 Vb
35 %
38%
Inc
—1
29%
27%
60
56
Eastern
—_
Utilities
Supply Co
Nalco Chemical Co
2%
National Cleveland Corp
National Gas & Oil Corp
National Homes
Class
B
1
•
1
22%
24%
Nor
22%
20%*
50c
Inc
Carolina
13
14%
Coal
Natl
Gas
21 %
Pub
Serv
Corp
Capital Corp
Mfg Co__
Empire State Oil Co
Emhart
Equity
Oil
Co
Resistor
Coal
—1
-
Electronics
Erie
Ben
19%
20%
Olin
1
26%
28%
Otter Tail
7 %
53 %
1
_10c
.
common-—_2.50
8%
14
9%
9%
1
14'%
16
5
Corp
Power
Co
33 %
35%
Pabst
Brewing
Co
15%
Pacific Airmotive
10%
Pacific Far East
Gamble
•
Robinson
8%
1
3%
5
Corp
Line
9%
Co_-5
70
74%
Packaging Corp
Fisher Brothers Co——
2.50
18%
20%
Parker Hannifin Corp
1
16%
17%
Pauley Petroleum Inc
Steel Cerp————.—1
11%
12%
Foote Bros Gear & Mach cl A—5
7%
8%
Pendleton Tool Industry
__1
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers—1
9
9%
Permanente Cement
Frito
Co
Garlock
Gas
Gen
;
5
•
26%
28%
Mercury Electronics
Packing
Co
Telep
(Calif)
1
10
5%
pfd—20
36
39%
Pioneer
33 %
35 Vt
Plymouth
19%
20%
39
41%
Rockland-Atlas
10
57
Natl
Bk & Trust
Natl
Bank
First
Natl
First
Natl
(Baltimore)
National
First
(Atlanta)
Bank
of
Boston_12%
Bank
Bank
Natl Bank
of
of
Chi—20
Dallas
10
(Jersey City)_25
60%
Passaic
4Ve
15 '/a
70%
19%
21 Va
38
40%
Rye National Bank
(N Y)—„2
13
63%
67
10
50
54%
(Wash)—20
46%
49 %
Phila.—10
34 %
38'A
60 %
63 %
47
49%
235/a
'"•25%
State
Bank
61
48%
53
State
Street Bank
10
(Los
27
26
27%
10
Corp
Co..
Co
Portland Genl Electric Co
3%
40
43
Industrial
9%
_•
24
3
10
10%
7%
29%
25%
•
.
Trade Bank & Tr Co
Trust Co of New Jersey
34%
37%
56%
61
8
16%
17%
39
42
Industrial Trust
Co
For
footnotes,
28
29%
10 Va
10
52%
56
10
20
32 Va
35 Va
953A
99 3A
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz) .5
59 Va
63
—
United States Trust Co
(Boston)
(N Y)
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
—.10
41 %
44%
(Phila)—5
18%
20 %
see
(N Y)—10
9 Va
(Cleveland)
(N Y)—10
I
56
Union Bank of Commerce
National Bank of
R
63%
52
2%
United States Trust
Providence
59%
56
11%
317/a
20
92%
65 Va
Co
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New York)
--25
50%
—25
(Union City)
of Com
Trust
53
12%
Industrial Bk
&
88
Co—10
(Jersey City N J)_—
—10
Albany
47 %
Hudson County National Bank
York
(Chic)
Natl Bank & Tr
of
10
24%
New
Angeles)
20
Hartford
of
of
(Boston)
5
23
19%
14'/a
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
GIrard Trust Corn Exch Bk—15
18 %
;'V
Security First Natl Bank
21'A
i.l
Co
80%
Franklin Natl Bank of Long
Island N Y
Co
46'/a
67
77%
New Rochelle...
Tr
42 %
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
First Westchester Natl Bank
Hudson
10
Boston
73
68%
Second Natl Bank
Hanover
19%
of
Seattle 1st Natl Bk
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
18%
70%
155
145
73%
10 3 a
18
Bank
x67%
68%
39%
17
Natl
58 %
55
64
City Bank (NY)..20
Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co (Philadelphia)—10
xll%
39 %
Trust
69
9%
1
44 'A
36%
25
of
37Vs
1
21
41 Vs
20
St Louis—20
County
Bank
19%
10
65
11
13%
—5
Bank
St Louis Union Trust
90c
Gas
Rubber
9
&
N J)
69 %
First National Bank of
America—5
of
Lumber
Natural
(Minn)—10
(Camden N J)
First Natl Bk
First
(NY)_10
6%
Pfaudler-Permutit
Pickering
Service Co
10
First
Camden
Co
First
Pacific Power & Light Co
B
38%
Co
15 %
14 Vs
Pacific
Class
35
First
Natl Bank
61%
Florida
6%
(Philadelphia)
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) .12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C__25
Tr
Natl
49%
Co
49
First
47
Governor
46
First
58
Fisher
First Bank Stk Corp
4%
•
596
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
29 Vb
Natl Mortgage Assn_100
Financial Federation Inc—
1
First Boston Corp
10
.
52 %
of
Pacific
Federal
Gas
68%
46
34%
58
Oil &
(Hackensack
4
Corp
31 Va
29
565
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
Pittsburgh National Bank
27
Old
100
Philadelphia Natl
31 %
14%
—
72 %
1
Co
(Chicago)
32 %
10
Service
Co
50%
10c
13%
2
37 3A
Northern Tr
30V*
River Prod
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
...
35
253
47
&
22%
Oklahoma
Inc
10
243
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co.
—10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
21 Vb
Ohio
Miss
50
Fairfield County Trust Co
Federation Bk
3
46 Va
Water
78%
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
Co
24%
Electrolux
6
12%
Northwestern
42%
Electro-Voice
5%
11%
74
19%
22%
(Texas)—*
8%
5
—
43
Co
24 Vb
7%
2.50
Gas Co
40 %
Associates—10
22'A
"
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
Northwest Natural Gas
19
El
Electric
14%
24 Vb
North
Economics Laboratory Inc—1
Paso
13
23
Nicholson File Co.
North Penn
11%
10'A
1
21%
American
12
8
5%
5%
20%
10%
50c
National Shirt Shops of Del
New Eng Gas & Elec Assoc
9Vb
18%
Corp A com_50c
common
19%
—2
,
8%
5
—2%
—_•—
Industries
■Eastern
Fuel
1
___—
•
Dynamics Corp of AmericaSi preference
Mountain
2
Inc
Corporation
7%
6%
16
1
—._i_'——1
Co
Bradstreet
■'
v--,
Co——5
(R R) Sons
Drackett Company
Duffy-Mott
1
...5
Inc
Diversa
Inc
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preceding page.
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N
C)
Wells Fargo Amer Trust
5
Go—10
20 Va
22
54%
58%
44
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NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Par
Funds—
Aberdeen
Fund
American
Business
Inc
2.31
Intl Resources Fund Inc
7.29
7.89
Investment
Co
4.51
Investment
Trust
Shares
Investors
1
American Mutual Fund Inc——1
8.68
Amer
25 %
Research
Atomic
Dev
&
Fund
Corp—1
Trust-
^—*
Mut Fund Inc—1
Devel
~9.49
Istel
_1
10.16
11.10
Boston—1
10.94
11.96
America—
of
1
12.04
13.09
1
32.42
33.07
Fund.l
Mutual
(The)
al3.06
5.25
24.30
25.36
Axe-Houghton
Fund
"A"
5.70
B-2
(Medium Grade Bonds)_l
21.38
23.33
Axe-Houghton
Fund
"B" Inc__5
8.35
9.08
B-3
(Low
Bonds)—1
15.24
16.63
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
3.88
4.24
B-4
9.36
10.22
n.63
12.64
8.79
9.61
Inc—1
5.24
Canada
——1
Ltd
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Boston Fund Inc
-1
Investment
Street
Broad
Canada
S-4
13.33
12.54
13.75
6.60
7.21
Century
Chase
9.41
9.58
8.86
Colonial
Energy
Fund
15.54
Electric
shares
General
Industries
14.600
1
1
Investment
Stock
Composite Bond
16.71
20.96
19.28
x8.18
8.89
X14.03
15.17
3.83
lc
2.24
2.46
Paper shares —-———lc
3.25
3.56
Metal
shares
20.29
18.56
Massachusetts
Fund
1
6.93
De
Vegh Investing Co Inc
1
15.69
De
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc.
1
7.58
54.75
Fund
Delaware
Income Fund Inci
Growth
Investors
33V3C
Massachusetts
Units
1
15.50
9.37
10.28
15.85
•
Mutual
Shares
Trust
beneficial
of
1
12.23
11.12
Securities
Diversified Investment Fund—1
8.76
9.60
Diversified Trustee Shares—
a20.67
25c
2.93
3.21
Stock
Energy
Income. Series
14.62
15.89
11.86
50c
11.84
12.66
New
England
Corp
New
York
Eurofund Inc
7.52
8.22
22.30
22.30
20c
Equity Fund Inc
1
_10
Inc.
7.75
8.03
1
Growth
11.29
5.42
5.92
3.67
4.01
_1
7.62
—1
5.72
1
7.76
8.51
1
xlO.17
1
13.43
14.43
Chemistry
1
14.35
15.60
Oppenheimer Fund
__5
Fidelity Fund Inc
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc
1
15.06
16.18
19.32
4.22
4.62
Financial
Industrial
Fund
Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Florida
Mutual
10c
5.76
6.30
1
2.11
2.31
Inc
Fund
Founders Mutual Fund
Franklin Custodian
*
Preferred
stock
10.58
11.50
5.96
6.54
Funds Inc—
Common stock series
lc
.
series.
lc
2.75
3.04
Fundamental Investors
1
8.99
9.85
1
1.65
General
Capital
General
Investors
Corp
__1
17.21
18.71
_1
Trust
6.89
Shares
Securities
Penn
Amer
lc
8.73
9.57
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Home
Ins Co
Assurance
Amer
Nat
Ins
American
(Galveston )
Bankers
&
Bankers
Natl Lite
Boston Insurance Co
Commonwealth Life
Co
Continental
Life.
Assurance
Forsler
&
Monument
Life
8%
National
Nal.l
22%
National
14%
15%
New
\35 %
Philadelphia
Franklin
Life
68
.
Great
Gulf
Home
75%
107
79%
83%
21%
23%
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Owners
SI;
21
Seaboard
_.
Chemical
Common
Food
shares
lc
,
(The) Stock Fund_lc
shares
Jefferson
Corp
.
t
of
Sec
49 %
52 %
Standard
75
79 ¥4
Travelers
Title
56%
59%
U
S
Fidelity
__i
6%
7%
U
S
Fire
4%
U S Life
Co
Amer____50o
3%
United
Li re
Federal
Home Loan
Aug.
4%s
Sept.
11.52
11.81
6.52
7.13
15,
Jan.
19.32
10.49
11.38
3%s
11.17
5.35s
1LC6
J.50
13.75
9.24
Sept.
13.89
6.87
7.51
1
25c
11.95
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund.l
al8.59
12.92
Clark—
Mutual
Series
Bid
4lbs Oct.
100.2
4.45s
1961
100.22
100.24
100.22
100.24
98.8
5%s
1960_—
12,
100.1
1960
10,
1961
5%s
100.13
100.15
4s
101.1
100.14
100.18
100.30
101.2
101.10
1961
101.24
102.4
3%s
1962.
99.24
ICC.4
101.6
102
12, 1963
4%s June 10, 1965—
3%s March 11, 1968.
99
100.16
102
97.8
100.8
Fund
of
Boston
Inc
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
101.8
5%s
Inst
35.45
37.45
J
a36.44
1
a28.85
Roe
Fund
Inc
Fund
Sterling Investment Fund
11.67
12.62
8.10
8.83
1
9.87
10.79
Accumulated
Fund
—1
12.70
United
Continental
Fund
19.78
United
Income Fund
Fund
Funds
United
lc
6.47
7.07
Growth lnv.
6.93
7.57
Inc—
Science
7.61
11.64
1
14.28
15.61
1
14.47
15.73
1
6.14
6.71
Inc—1
5.24
5.72
Ltd
Value
Line Fund
Value
Line
Income
Fund
Value
Line
Special
Situations
Fund
Wall
Inc
Inc
.
10c
Washington
Corp
3.85
8.20
Fund
Inc
-1
9.35
13.70
14.89
1
13.96
Bid
4%s
Feb.
15,
1961
11.55
Whitehall Fund Inc.—
Winfield
Institutional Income Fund—lc
6.16
1
12.48
13.49
Fund—10c
12.57
13.74
1
Ind
Growth
93
1972-1967..
l%s
point
a
(Continued)
1,
101.3
3%s Nov.
15,
15,
4s
Feb.
99.22
99.28
99
—
1,
Nov.
100.14
101
100.20
100.24
5s
4s
Feb.
15, 1962
l%s April 1, 1962
4s May 15, 1962
101.2
101.6
1 %s
101.2
101.6
4s
101
101.8
1962
101.4
15, 1963
100.10
94.20
103.26
l%s April 1, 1964
4%s May 15. 1964
3%s May 15, 1964___
98.10
97.12
1963
Oct.
4%s
99.8
95.16
1963
l%s
100.28
98.2
15,
Aug.
15,
Oct.
Nov.
1V2S
4%s-_
Bausch
British
&
....1990
Ask
Fund
6.18
6.68
Inc
Bonds—
101 <4
101 %
Midwest
Elec 47/8s_1980
103
103 »/4
Miss
Opt 4,/2s__1979
133
&
Lomb
Petroleum
6s
1980-76
Burlington Industries 4y4s
1975
53
100
Bid
53/4s__.——1980
Gas
River
Fuel
Montgomery
55
53/8s_—1980
Ward
47/8s
1980
Mueller Brass
3%s_
5s
...1975
1990
102%
1969
91%
Carrier
94 y4
No^hspan Uran 5%s ww_—1963
1982
90
92
Northwestern
98
101
4 las
Chance Vought 5y4s
:
1977
Commercial Credit 4%s____1979
Commonwealth Oil Ref
Donsol Edison 4%s__
El Paso Natural Gas
6s__1972
1990
5Vis—1977
Perro
Corp 3%s
1
—.1975
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
100%
101
146
149
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
11-
2-59
8-
1-60
100.3
100.5
4.80s
12-
1-59
9-
1-60
100.10
100.12
4.40s
5.375
1-4-60
10- 3-60
100.17
11-
100.21
Rate
100.19
2-1-60
100.23
1-60
Hotel
6s
4%s
91.8
103.20
Dated
Due
Bid
4.55s
12-
1-60
4-60
1-
3-61
100.18
100.20
1-61
10C.19
100.21
5-
4%s
6-
2-60
2-
1-60
3-
1-61
100.27
7-
100.29
5-60
4-
3-61
100.8
100.10
95%
102%
Inc
5%s-_-1980
102
October
Electric 5s__
—.1990
167
Tampa
101V4
101%
Textron Amer 5s
97%
100%
Underwood
U S
101%
102
_1981
73%
79%
Line 5%s__1980
103 7/8
104 %
Sons—
Industries 4%s
5%s
______
i—
;
89
1971
—1970
87
Trans
Wisconsin Telep
1971
5%s——1988
4%s
103%
.1995
87
102li
83
101%
91
17,
20,
1960
27,
99.292
99.964
November
10,
1960
99.214
99.246
99.934
November 17,
99.893
99.903
99.871
November 25, 1960
December 1, 1960
99.836
December
8,
15,
I960..
1960
99.166
99.200
99.112
99.148
99.056
99.093
99.007
—
99.047
1960
99.798
December
99.766
December
99.735
December 29,
99.624
1960
October
99.262
99.718
1960
October
1960
99.752
6, 1960
13, 1960
October
183
Washington Gas Light 5lis_1985
Westcoast
102%
1971
Corp 5%s.
3,
99.643
January
5,
99.590
January
12,
1961.
98.625
98.665
99.484
January
15,
1961
98.612
98.653
99.420
October
1984
Ask
November
99.467
September 29,
(James)
Yield trice
Bid
99.989
99.570
102%
ww—
-•'
99.785
101%
5%s
Treasury Bills
Ask
99.826.-
August 25, 1960
September 1, I960.
123
Steel
100.24
99.858
i
1960
1982
—1
93
102 li
86
18,
Sperry Rand 5lis
Talcott
Wise Pipe
&
83
100.22
99.924
4, 1960
11, 1960
August
August
80
1985
(M)
August
102
115
Laclede
4%s
1973
5lis——-1985
Co
85%
98%
101%
Ask
1-60
4-
99.956
78
98
91.16
103.24
99.987
110
105
Lowenstein
1977
84%
83.
21, 1960
July 28, 1960
1969
104 %
Mich
5s—
79
July
Sheraton Co of Am 5s WW..1967
South'n Elec Genert'g 5Vis_1992
1990
47/es.
4%_1998
k__
Phoenix
143
92.28
104.16
3.
Yield Price
116%
Jersey Cent Pow & Lt 53/as
Gas
Tel
ww
Pennsylvania
1990
ww:
—...1976
Bell
Petroleum
102
101%
96
Hilton
Can
101%
United States
103%
115%
111
104.28
92.20
104.12
1964—
1, 1965
4%s May 15, 1965—
5 %s
101
1976
Gulf States Utilities
5 %s
100.12
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
September 8, I960.:
September 15. 1960
September 22, 1960
General Port Cement 5s
1977
Oen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww_1982
—
Pacific
93.24
103.28
104.24
April
5.20s
'Bid
Calif Electric Power 5s
Canadian Pacific Ry 4s_
Corp
103.30
103.24
Ask
103
Credit—
National
103
95.24
94.28
100.8
_
1964
15,
97.26
101.8
93.16
_
1964
1,
4%s
97.20
100.26
97.22
l%s April 1, 1963.
May
96.24
100.22
1963
100.8
96.16
1962—
2%s
Ask
—
1962—
101.2
3.80s
Bid
Can
97.8
Bid
Notes
Oct.
Aug. 1, 1961
1%S Oct. 1, 1961
3s/8s Feb. 15, 1962__
15,
of
100.6
4s
Aug.
32nds
more
or
Maturity—
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds-
Baltimore Gas
99.8
96.8
■
American
.94
98.8
15, 1972
101
5.25s
Wisconsin
15,
101.1
Aug. 15, I960
l%s Oct. 1, I960.
1%S April 1, 1961
3%s May 15, 1961.
100.24
cne
Treasury
May 15, 1961
Treasury Notes—
4%s
Ask
100.22
Certificates of Indebtedness—
4%s Nov 15 I960
15.22
11.73
Recent
101.24
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
10.22
1
Fund
10.56
6.74
94.16
100.24
Mutual
Investors
10.77
<
107
107
8.96
Wellington Equity Fund
lc
Growth
3.52
1
.
Street Investing
Fund.lc
Institutional
13.42
6.96
10.71
Fund
Canada
Funds
12.35
1
Shares.l
Feb.
3%s Sept.
4%s
International
&
Cenlury
United
10,
Figures after decimal point represent
1
19.20
Growth
United
S
U
1969—
Maturity—
Inc.l
Inc
Fund
Twentieth
10.
Farnham
&
Wellington
Foundation Fund—
93.16
101
106
Corp—*
State Street Investment
Stein
11.60
Institutional Shares Ltd—
106
1970
15.09
9.06
9.10
20,
13.78
—
10.18
8.11
July
1
Investors
8.27
9.92
104
Sovereign
9.29
8.42
101.16
103
14.89
9.60
7.42
100
100.16
13.77
5.98
9.O8
1968
1969
1969———.
1
5.45
1
20,
20,
15,
Southwestern Investors Inc
8.84
1
97
March
4%s
Townsend
-.1
97.20
102.4
March
108
Texas
2.78
96.8
103.24
9.53
8.79
97.4
103
2.31
2.54
102.16
101.20
...
1966
107
8.70
8.04
Income
100.28
100.24
102
1972
2.09
Imperial Capital Fund Inc__.lc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
100.16
100.16
5 '/os Feb. 20. 1970
3%s April 1, 1970
96.8
100.16
100.4
101.10
4%s
4%S July
;
101
101
..
99.28
101.6
4%s
102.16
98.16
...
Nov.
May 2,
101.4
1Q0.12
1961—
1970
Television-Electronics Fund
II
20,
Feb.
6.14
a25.57
Sept.
10C.23
101
...
51'aS
5.59
5.32
1961—
3%s April 3, 1961
4%s June 20, 1961—.
100.3
100.29
...
1961
11,
13,
100.19
I960...
17.34
8.19
4.76
April 3,
100.20
Bonds—
1960
20,
12.20
Fund
B)
15.05
4.86
Bank
20,
Dec.
100.9
100.18
11.16
(Edison
7.86
10c
Lahd
Oct.
5.40s
100.12
100.7
3, 1960
1, I960..
4s May 1, 1962
4%S Aug. 20, 1962
2%s May 1, 1963.
4%s April 20, 1964
10.
4%s Sept. 10, 1962
3%s March 11, 1963
4%s
Dec
Federal
98.24
Ask
100.10
15.82
13.27
__1
31 %
point
a
1
12.12
10c
.
40%
29%
Cooperatives—
Sept 1, I960
100.13
1963——.
32nds of
Smith
1
H-DA
31%
38
p
Shareholders Trust of Boston—l
7.09
13.68
United
H-C7
Series
44%
4%s Oct. 1, 1970-1967.—.
3%£f May 1,1971
lc
Haydock Fund Inc
35%
42%
x29%
,
April
6.46
al9.83
33%
5
the
April 10,
Fund
13.75
1
in
4%s
Stock
American
lc
Inc
Co
4%8
Common
lc
Fund
7%
3
:
9.67
12.49
Hamilton Funds Inc—
-.2.50
Co
8.94
Selected
lc
;
28%
90%
a9.38
6.73
lc
Industry Shares Inc
Guardian
6%
87
Inc—1
9.91
lc
Utilities
Growth
35 %
53
25%
Shares._l.25
9.04
6.13
lc
;
49%
49%
108
for
100
4%s May 10, 1961——„.
4%s June 12,1961.
Feb.
_lc
shares
32%
2
more
or
100.11
March
April
3%s
Inc
one
Banks
I960..
23,
4%s
14.84
lc
shares
Tobacco
46
103
5
Amer
Insurance
15, 1961
4%s
:
13.65
Slock
Steel
55
8
A Guaranty
Westchester Fire
Mortgage Assn—
Aug.
Fund—__1
lc
Equipment shares.
of
36%
51%
Y)__2
City of N Y
4s
17.63
-1
Balanced
Railroad Stock shares
(N
Ask
Banks—
1961
15,
Federal Natl
Growth
6.93
RR
Co
100.7
15,
April
Sept.
7.42
shares
2
Co
Insurance
100.5
15,
4%s Feb.
3%s
5y«s
10.04
shares
Ins
1960
19,
8.30
6.32
Bond
5
5%
33
Obligations of Government Agencies
•
Canada
%
Figures after decimal point represent
15.78
6.77
Petroleum
5
10
Guaranty Co (N Y)
..5
34%
7.68
9.16
Railroad
38%
59%
.10
Lile Ins
59%
5 Va
10
Insurance
54
1
Amer
Accident
10
23%
35%
preferred
10
4%
54%
21%
56%
Marine
A
Standard
31 %
14.52
lc
shares
Fire
45%
42%
41
1
lc
Bond
of
$6.50
39%
1
General Bond shares
Institutional
Ins
19%
Tns—10
Fund
7.47
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
Life
4
51
6.25
Marine
Springriold
Ins
Standard
Inc.—
6.81
shs
A
46 %
18
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
(Geo)
____lc
Machinery
Eire
Seaboard Surety Co
Security Ins (.New Haven)
Seeuril,y Life A Trust Co
•_
Fund
Fully Administered shares—lc
Industrial
Paul
80%
Co.,
Life
1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
.5
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
2
Republic Insurance (Texas)
10
Republic Natl Life Insurance
2
37%
43%
23
10
______
60 %
10
59%
53
75
Co
55
49
-
Electrical Equip Shares—lc
Building shares
lc
Capital Growth Fund
_lc
5
55
(Fla)
1
Fund Inc
Scudder Stevens &
—
(D C;-1.50
5
Insurance
3%s
^—50c
Shares
73%
19%
5
Insp & Insurance..
13.36
2.50
of
68%
x21 %
Co..
indemnify
35%
Hartford Steam Boiler
Puritan
Dist
1Q
Pacific Insurance Co of N ,Y—10
Peerless Insurance Co
—5
Pacific
&13.47
Inc
Inc
Fund
57 %
(Jacksonville Fla)-2%
14.57
(T Rowe) Growth Stock
Quarterly
54%
71%
38%
12%
43
Providence-Washington _____.10
7%
49%
102
36
11%
Y
4
Insurance
Insurance
.2.50
N
62
6
5
American
Life
Hanover
34%
40%
of
Phoenix
4
...
Gov Employ Life Ins
55%
55%
12%
Co
57%
46
.10
52
52%
32%
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
2.50
Insurance
2
_...
Ins
43%
5
F)
34%
30
—
::54 "V
58
15%
39%
31%
3.33%
Northern
3%
-1
Md.
River
14
37
—5
.
Co
40%
•
;4
Ins
Globe & Republic Ins Co
Government Employees Ins
(DC)
3
106%
CasualtyIns
Northeastern Insurance
71%
63%
102
1
___5
Fire
Fire
144
67%
139
10
A_.
137
5
132
5
Corp; class
York
57
com
5
Co
(S
AA
13%
53
Fire
North
Co..
of
Inc
363
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
;
4.45s March
Fund
Fund
Fund
1
Inc
Pine Street Fund Inc
Price
Fireman's
1
—.
Fund
Mutual Fund
Securities Corp
Peoples
Insurance
Fidelity & Deposit
Line
Union
Amsterdam
New
35%
12%
]()
New• Hampshire
18%
17%
32
10
(Bait).:
Accident Ins..
Nationwide
.10
Fidelity Bankers Life
Old
A;
59
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employers Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance Corp
5
Federal
Life
20 %s
33
4
Eire
Natl
54%
1
12.50
Manufacturers
358
Co.
43
Ac
_10
Inc
39%
Fire Assurance
46%
-.5
General
42%
Merchants
7%
2
Connecticut
3%
37%
Merchan ts
Ins
(Ky)
3%
35 %
39%
2%
43%
239
1
Bonding
3 %
1
^
1
Inc
Co
Casualty
2
(N J)
Life
Ins
232
2%
10
Ins
Standard
Life
19%
53 %
10
Life
50
47 %
1
Shippers
Beneficial
Amer
Massachusetts
18%
18
10
Va
28%
26%
.
5
Re-insurance
National
16%
1
of
& Ins_5
Mass
Indemnity & Lile Ins
5
43
N J)_i.2%
Corp
__1
(Wash D C)
1
Mercury
Loyal
3
Inc
Co
2%
5
(Newark
Amer
Tonn
Maryland
l
Investors
12.36
1
7.49
Aviation-Electronics—
16%
Lincoln
15
9%
13.33
Inc..—.1
Square
Sctidder
Automobile shares
Insurance
of
10%
Putnam
Group Securities—
Companies
Life
8%
Putnam
Inc
Life
12
9%
4%s
&
William Street Fund
One
Pioneer
Futures
31%
42 %
10%
Fidelity Life Ins Co.l
Heritage Life Ins—
American
Casualty Ins Co
32%
&
American
American
&
Corp
6.25
Over-Tlie-Counter
17.87
Fund
Life
Bid
Capital Fund
Ltd —
20-Is
Capital
8514
39%
10.99
of Canada
14.87
Fidelity
21%
58
81%
10
9.33
—
19
25c
19%
54
Ins
___5
8.48
1
—
13.60
Federated Growth Fund
5
2
5
Title
Co
(Jackson v illc
Ask
(Va)
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)
8.33
Series
Fund—
ElecIronies
15.43
10.33
Series
Slock
Nucleonics
21.51
14.27
1
Stock
11.09
19.88
1
Stock Series
Investment
conv
Bid
Lawyers
86%
Casiuilty_5
preferred.
5
Fidelity
Amer
Par
85%
82
Assur
Equitable
•
Ask
80
10
Agricultural Insurance
American
$1.25
Bid
10
Insurance
Home
.—-1
Series
Preferred
1
Fund
Life
Surety
Co
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
3.42
Series—
Series
50c
Fund
Fund
1
Corp
Series
Dividend
Eaton & Howard—
Electronics
Balanced
Bond
2.50
Balanced
3.15
Securities Co Inc.l
Wide
Nation
Investors
Dreyfus Fund Inc
al3.76
1
interest
National
Shares
12.29
55.30
National
E
Inc—1
Corp
10.47
Series
22.69
14.34
Fund
Investment
10.56
Dividend
20.99
xll.24
Mutual
9.56
Fund
Interest—1
Automation
&
Inc
9.73
Stk
15.71
1
Fund
1
Growth
14.05
Fund—
Life
beneficial
of
Missiles-Jets
13.00
14.53
Stock
Inc
Inc___1
Diver
Trust
int_33V3C
beneficial
of
shares
Mass
Investors
Mutual Shares
Inc
Delaware
shares
Mutual Income Foundation Fd.l
18'4
16%
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Aetna
&
3.53
3.49
2.58
1
Income
3.22
3.73
1
Dividend
lc
—
2.07
10.28
Insurance
Crum
1.88
9.54
8.78
Casualty
Aetna
Continental Casualty
3.40
Concord
Investment
6.41
2.35
Composite Fund Inc
Western
5.88
a25.29
al4.76
—lc
9.46
Series B
18.12
Petroleum
15.37
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
15%
12.12
16.58
shares—lc
Fund
Inc
15
11.09
Special Investment shares, lc
Transport shares
.__lc
1
1
7.13
12.89
1
Fund
6.51
11.23
10.28
Stock
&
Fund Inc
Crown
of
12.03
Fund Inc
Fund
1
*
Fund
Sayles
14.22
Income
Commonwealth
Can
Mutual Fund
Managed Funds—
Looinis
11.16
1.37
1
—1
Inc—1
Stk Fund
Insurance
1
Inc——
Commonwealth
1
Fund—
50c
Securities
1
Inc
Venture
Loomis-Sayles
Boston
Commonwealth
Fund
Life Insurance Investors Inc
Corp__100 13,900
100 fy 1.29
Shares———1
11.79
of
Colonial
Fund
Lazartl
Lexington
10.77
preferred
1%
6.45
17.01
9 85
Chemical Fund Inc
Christiana
14.74
13.57
Shares Trust-———-1
Fund
13.66
5.88
15.72
8.58
14.26
13.62
12.55
1
13.06
12.52
1
Shares &
12.77
1
1
Fund——.—lc
Ins
Stock
11.71
Ltd.!
Keystone Fund of Canada
Knickerbocker Fund
Life
9.61
(Speculative Com Stk) _1
(Low Priced Com SLks)_l
Knickerbocker Growth
____________
Life
21.06
S-3
Canadian International Growth
Growth
16.27
19.30
18.59
12.38
(1954) Ltd
Canadian Fund Inc
Fund Ltd
8.81
14.91
17.19
General Fund—
Capital
1
(Income
S-2
1
Stocks)
(Speculative Pfd Sties)__1
(High-Gnule Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)
1
12.40
-1
Pfd
1
S-l
11.42
50c
Bullock Fund Ltd—
California Fund Inc——
Bonds)
K-2
K-l
-
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Priced
(Discount
Monday, July 18, 1960
.
(Quotations for Friday, July 15)
Par
Aetna
American
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)—1
1.63
4,81
5.63
.
Insurance Companies
Ask
5.20
Inc
Fund
Johnston
27
1.48
of
Bid
lc
Research Fund
Investors
al3.92
Associated
Fund.
4.22
1
American
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
2.10
.
Affiliated
Bid
-25c
___1.25
Fund
.
99.439
March
97.921
97.942
97.742
97.779
wi_—96.863
96.893
99.393
22,
99.419
April
99.368
—-
99.394
July 15,
99.321
I960—
22,
98.958
I960——...
1961
1961
wi__:
98.927
98.806
...
99.000
98.884
98.852
98.670
1960
98.708
99.349
15.
1961
1961
1
92
92
FOOTNOTES
102 %
87%
102
•No
par
New
York Stock
value,
a Net
FOR
asset
value,
Exchange,
t New
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
stock,
yield
x
price, d Ex-rights
k Admitted tc licting on the
Ex-dividend,
wi Wfien issued,
y Ex-stock dividend.
Volume
192
Number
5969
.
.The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(249)
45
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
clearings
Bank
pared with
this
week
will
show
increase
an
com¬
based on telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us,
Complete
and exact details
the foregoing will appear in
Preliminary figures compiled by
a year ago.
cannot
of
2.6%
be
above
for
preliminary
Our
year.
those
the
against $26,597,808,601 for
stand
the
same
at
in
In
1960
York
New
Philadelphia
Boston
i
—
Kansas City
;
has to be estimated.
cases
detailed
statement,
of
able
0.9%.
record
however, which
to
an
the
In
Cleveland
the
week
same
we
in
are
1959.
Outside
totals
Week Ended
+ 9.1.
—7,2
SUMMARY
—1.5
OF
register
District has
this
July 9—
Kansas
1st
2nd
New
12
578,109,324
—7.6
431,000,000
—2.5
3rd
Philadelphia
776,869,304
+1.4
4th
Cleveland
5th
Richmond
York—
cities
1959
The
Chicago
a
are
13,043,084,042
1958
Inc. or
$
Dec.
%
1957
$
$
2.0
814.276,885
792,785,919
+ 17.5
12,868,073,333
10,442,534,208
0.9
+
11,103,667,372
1,026,938,970
1,017.691,423
+
"
1,321,127,397
1,344,720,770
—
718,052,131
822,261,055
"
1,250,050,404
1,234,227,239
"
7
1.3%.
of
decline of 1.4% and the Minne¬
gain of 7.4%. In the Dallas
larger by 1.3% but in the
District the totals are smaller by
City Reserve
"
11
;
a
to, its credit
835,432 744
852,134,300
"
9
improvement
an
CLEARINGS
BANK
1960
Boston
totals
13.8% and in the San Francisco Reserve District by 0.9%.
$
+ 1.2
the
apolis Reserve District of 3.9% but the St. Louis Reserve
of
Federal Reserve Districts
District
but in the Atlanta Reserve District the
Reserve District suffers
city there
1.4%, the bank clearings at this
center having registered a gain of 17.8%. We
group the
decrease
a
Reserve
falling off of 1.8% and in the Richmond Reserve
a
Reserve District the totals
in
420,400,000
787,433,000
i.
Francisco
San
elaborate
534,025,362
Louis
St.
(including this city) the
expansion of 17.5%, in the Boston Reserve
District of 2.0% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District
totals show
1959
$14,303,154,053 $13,105,669,109
1,362,296,360
1,467,359,068
1,102,000,000
1,119,000,000
774,630,535
765,706,063
Chicago
the New York Reserve District
the week ends
as
according to the Federal Reserve Districts, in
they are located and from this it appears that in
which
District of 12.7%
was
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
16
cities
by
466
At
a gain for the week ending
Friday of
9.1%. Our comparative summary for the week follows:
Ending July
covered
give the final
and complete results of the week
previous — the week
ended July 9. For that week there was an increase of
8.1%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $23,498,910,290 against $21,746,572,-
this center there is
Week
the
present further below
we
last
1959.
week
inasmuch
last day of the week in all
$27,288,831,950
week
the
issue of next week. We
time
clearings will
corresponding week
totals
for
our
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
July 16, clearings from all cities of the United States
the
from which it is possible to obtain weekly
furnish them today,
1,575,228,863
1,597,704,765
V,'
'
1,017,673,521
1,008,660,881
l.d
1,293,152,732
1,347,458,762
—12.7
742,447,010
1.3
1,222,310,288
1,224,140,917
1.4
1,543,775,976
1,499,312.361
Pittsburgh
475,048,945
516,685,426
—8.1
Cleveland
660,783,367
712,905,154
—7.3
6th
Atlanta
Baltimore
10
414,243,600
422,139,152
—1.9
7th
Chicago
17
St. Louis
4
"
$20,834,015,222 $19,895,442,600
5,454,013,940
5,585,305,000
705.025,883
656,574,986
Minneapolis
7
"
—2.4
603,311,555
627,679,299
9
"
613,144,575
711,372,249
6
"
Francisco
10
"
537,038,417
530,149,948
Total
.108
1,253,773,753
1,265,090,666
23,498,910,290
21,746,572,466
+
10,837,629,581
11,043,662,359
—
8th
Ten
cities,
Other
five days
cities, five days
+ 4.7
9th
All
all
cities,
Total
cities,
day
one
all
five
cities
days-
26,288,029,162
week—
1,117,061,001
San
cities
+ 2.6
Outside
usual
City
" 1
<
—9.4
$27,288,831,950 $26,597,808,601
"•Estimated.
Our
Dallas
12th
+ 3.2
1,000,802,788
____
for
$25,480,747,600
Kansas
11th
Total
10th
6
_
monthly detailed statement of transactions
Exchange is appended. The re¬
York
New
We
also
City
furnish
a
summary
of the New York Stock
month
sults for June and six months of 1960 and 1959 follow:
the
of
clearings for the
Description
Month of June——
'I960
Stocks—
Number
shares.,
of
"
1959
64,351,283
$115,172,600
$115,870,000
International
Foreign
U.
S.
5,292,300
6,072,200
Bank,
Total
bonds
:
15,000
36,389,950
36,894,600
1,000
ApriL-
40,197,732
46,675,236
231,496,751
136,744,324
York
75,886,965
50,305,141
54.178,523
64,351,283
56,618,288
month
of
161,101,952
10
:
442,703,739
297,846,276
Omitted)
and
1960
the
six months
ended
LEADING
FOR
CITIES
1959
-Jan.
1958
1957
1960
June
30
46,128
359,189
331,117
Philadelphia.
4,998
5,030
4,602
4,481
28,686
Chicago
5,589
5,580
5,136
4,856
7,259,899,278
7,280 240,984
8
"
3,887,270,996
3,753, 200,284
San
Dallas
St.
6,956,782,687
6,412 274,066
+
8.5
"
11,431,550,561
11,204 755,433
+
2.0
"
3,485,322,474
3,379 730,384
+
3.1
5,611,531,950
9,994,060,512
2,951,487,649
Minneapolis
16
"
3,340,085,676
3,290 399,977
+
1.5
2,939,298,673
14
"
4,513,847,555
4,564 438,959
—
1.1
4,323,159,197
11
"
4,860,443,503
4,917 ,299,896
18
"
7,005,607,379
6,780 ,710,658
City
-
Francisco
San
New
L
,
y'
*
—
•
1.2
5,272,614,567
9,836,119.629
2,750,463,391
2,572,153,990
3,696,067,135
A
4,170,254,176
4,293,989,282
+
*'
3.3
6,057,150,804
5,708,550,019
W'
121,566,155,567
131,643,674,124
'
York
City.
8.3
119,596,275,977
100,037,883,165
2.7
56,373,588,154
1st
2nd New
1958
showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the
14 cities
10
"
15
"
"
8
25.733
30,875
32,949
31,870
28,877
29,271
19,671
17,095
8th St.
3,386
3,261
3,009
2,816
19,682
18,622
16,952
2,771
2,296
2,412
16,505
15,444
13,539
14,917
10th
Kansas
2,314
2,330
2,071
1,856
13,846
13,615
ll ,884
11,767
2,252
1,856
1,998
12,381
12,368
11,146
12,418
12th San
2,135
2,186
2,011
1,640
12,279
12,534
11,016
10,314
1,777
1,738
1,559
1,431
10,485
10,048
Minneapolis.
2,205
2,150
1,931
1,674
12,195
12,009
Houston
...
1,847
1,870
1,599
1,753
11,058
10,581
....
1,918
1,850
1,764
1,583
11,305
10,710
9,227
10,460
Francisco
Total
10,040
9,443
5.6
21,586,329,960
371,697, 170,199
342,540 194,421
+
8.5
31,057, 011,992
30,854 218,327
+
0.7
337,273,048,972
27,790,645,775
42,219, 150,471
40,511 683,911
+
4.2
36,059,645,120
"
21,419, 770,195
21,255 078,634
+
0.8
19,241,214,646
"
40,860, 949,813
37,589 ,488,922
+
8.7
33,911,697,791
33,696,486,160
"
66,991, 164,355
63,618 832,957
+
5.3
20,477, 309,550
19,504 819,247
+
5.0
57,702,173,420
17,611,159,074
60,600,649,462
"
"
18,559, 737,531
18,346 ,222,227
+
1.2
16,141,292,596
"
26,020, 763,729
26,326 375,047
1.2
24,135,542,515
"
29,049 ,783.376
28,375 ,576,025
+
2.4
15,347,409,392
22,829,115,368
26,101,546,149
"
40,603, 095,170
38,654 ,525,290
+
5.0
34,399,918,764
34,876,325,927
733,839,353,511
691,136,562,473
+
6.2
650,933,010,632
626,105,999,254
374,649,662,350
City
360,019,360,723
+
4.1
324,386,072,035
336,567,131,422
24,883, 447,130
175 cities
9,402
32,932,615,886
39,177,219,991
19,409,826,153
17,891,457,620
25,080,341,999
10,741
10,434
22,004,198,352
301,239,148,794
+
:
11th Dallas
2,083
$
i %
18
Louis
9th Minneapolis
17,193
2,860
-
23,559 547,465
-
7th Chicago
17,728
-
14
6th Atlanta
16,811
$
16
:
5th Richmond
19,153
1957
1958
or
Dec. %
11
28,550
18,261
Six Months
Six Months
Inc.
1959
7
Cleveland
19,787
six months for four years:
Six Months
31
Philadelphia
4th
20,148
53,909,612,708
•
16
.—.
3rd
1957
"
15
York
289,538
,
+
$
Boston
326,546
Louis...
"63,269,024,729
64,963,943,372
1960
3,083
Batimore
'
175 cities
Six Months
2,882
Atlanta
3,206,394,156
"
2,801
City
6,331,202,103
7
3,173
.
4,821,773,099
6,098,204,796
3,363,071,308
16
3,260
.'.vv
,
Kansas
4,965,976,462
3.6
31
Louis
3,393
Pittsburgh
+
0.3
St.
3,380
Fran...
—
Chicago
3,610
Cleveland
65,163,450,259
0.6
_
Atlanta
....
.
$; "
3,530,710,883
48,141,578,017
3,834,895,085
+
5,451. 794,735
-
$
5.8
+ 14.4
60,337, 360,162
5,418,965,766
,
..
69,046,216,262
"
1957
1958
or
Dec. %
$
"
in
JUNE
1959
03,222
'
Inc.
1959
"
Outside
1 to June 30———
58,297
Detroit
*•■■■,<
as.v-'.
4,193, 950,029
Federal Reserve Districts
IN
66,679
Boston
decrease of
266,734,754
Month of June-
New York.
a
.
4,437,681,987
clearings for leading cities for the
CLEARINGS
(000,000
of 3.3%.
15
Total
each of the last four years is shown below:
BANK
City Reserve District there is
in the Dallas Reserve District of 1.2%, but in
the San Francisco Reserve District there is an increase
145,347,090
of bank
June
20,668,949,178
10,757,066,005
and
1$60
"
We append another table
course
1.1%
15
12th
44,478,864
211,206,988
392,831,921
Months
The
the Kansas
Philadelphia
52,558,561
76,532,865
Six
10,989,552,476
improvement of 2.0%, the St. Louis Reserve District
Minneapolis Reserve District of 1.5%. In
an
York
record
48,309,665
202,650,982
Quarter
New
Cleveland
10th Kansas
121,387,664
June
23,369,179,432
1.4
9th
35,651,568
70.968,740
8.1
8th
37,575,141
82,449,890
68,826,830
1,286,376,221
7th
65,793,447
May
1,326,578.816
A
48,160,955
57,291,287
Second
the
3rd
1957
49,871,356
190,180,939
—
In
14 cities
11th Dallas
Quarter
510,695,426
0.9
—
6th
1958
83,253,414
65,715,223
First
totals
5th Richmond
60,533,354
——
the
Boston
2nd New
-Number of Shares-
March
District
$121,566,155,567.
4th
63,932,362
February
aggregate
Federal Reserve Districts
1st
following:
1959
535,740,089
Month of June—
$121,943,200 $710,834,050 $799,522,200
1960
January
increase
an
a
gain of 14.4% and
5.8%, but in the Phila¬
delphia Reserve District the totals register a loss of 0.6%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are smaller
The volume of transactions in share properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the six months of 1957
to 1960 is indicated in the
was
in the Boston Reserve District of
4,500
$120,464,900
1959
Reserve
$674,439,600 $762,611,600
1,000
government
there
621,328 939
1.3
of 3.1% and the
1959
Government—
month
590,288,813
by 8.5%.
442,703,739
k
misc
&
that
629,765,801
622,696,764
734,153,020
+
the
1960
392,831,921
Bonds—
Railroad
For
648,300,998
3.9
—13.8
—
clearings houses of 8.3%, the 1960
aggregate of clearings having been $131,643,674,124 and
Six Months——
;*
76,532,865
June.
7.4
+
715,GOO,931
by 0.3%, but in the Richmond Reserve District the totals
are larger by 3.6%
and in the Atlanta Reserve District
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
for the entire body of
of
+
—
9,933
1,879
1,797
1,652
1,553
10,255
10,125
9,265
Cincinnati
.
1,406
1,375
1,189
1,188
8,120
7,803
6,965
Richmond
,
1,095
1,083
£02
850
6,092
6.093
5,011
955
924
798
770
5,546
5,360
4,825
941
856
834
7,105
5,688
5,280
New
York
City
4,894
1,181
Outside
5,506
..
Louisville
New
..
Orleans
Seattle
9,530
7,372
■/
■
The following
5,077
compilation
covers
the
years as
by months for two years:
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
984
1,059
919
858
5,625
5,679
5,028
5,149
Jacksonville.
1,288 '•
1,255
1,023
965.
7,785
7,512
6,522
6,478
Portland
1,022
986
882
795
5,977
5,563
4,874
4,800
1,282
1,111
902
6,998
6,408
5,397
5,517
789
772
••>1720
-620
4,540
4,604
<3,850
January
117,496,415,092
946
917
952
839
5,406
5,230
5,382
4,936
February
115,201,713,433
March
....
...
Birmingham
Omaha
Denver
.
.
..
886
A.
.A
.
4.040
-
Clearings, Total All
:
St.
Paul....
802
653
Washington.
Milwaukee
Nashville
Tot. 31 cities
Other
cities
Total
All.
We
579
3,581
3,598
3.592
4,543
4,051
3,661
3,460
April
120.116.411.482
536
3.483
3,718
3,295
3,308
May
123,507,007,697
131,643,674,124
112,266
111,457
678,494
92,112
9,805
9,300
8,139
7,925
121,566
119,596
100,037
733,839
63,269
56,373
53,909
"638,293*
55,345
131,643
374.649
now
add
our
174,779,310,279
60,725,500,866
:-+
4.5
+
6.4
3,456
540
533
64,963
.7
Outside NYC
+
3,638
+ 12.3
3,377
3,426
603
■'
685
637
121,838
118,539,871,875
3,673
3,343
3,691
185,905,037,353
1 3
+
3,973
3,853
3,940
30
+
60,285,927,779
53,127,642,757
.61,365,739,743
6.2
+
4,432
4,180
577
62,109,523,852
59,661,046,704
64,134,466,797
0.9
+12.9
337,509,875,712
4,483
513
.
Inc. or
Dec. %
$
$
7.7
-—
125,874,131,773
616
584
621
740
649
.
A
:
118,605,569,310
Inc. or
Dec. %
358,572,260,298
710
661
;
j,
V
,102,025,256,873
116,879,049,529
596
672
683
"
Buffalo
$
556
802
703
Memphis
1959
$
•
Clearings Outside New York
1960
1959,
■
1960
Month—
detailed
52,843
Total
1st
Quarter
603,705
47,228
48,104
113,520,659,319
+
+
353,626,686,761
+
+
6.2
2.7
188,744,624,997
185,240,050,444
+
1.9
374,649,662,350
6.1
691,136,562,473
4.0
+
360,019,360,723
+
4.1
8.3
733,839,353,511
+
63,269,024,729
60.608.268.647
63,055,180.759
8.8
121,543,155,567
375,267,093,213
578,001
"691,136 ~ "650,933
1.0
—
June
64,963,943,372
-
626,105
360,019
324,386
Total
2nd
Total
336,567
6
Quarter
Months-
statement showing the figures for each
city for the
'
month of June and since Jan. 1 for 2 years and for week ended
July 9 for 4 years:
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Month of June
Clearings at—
1960
Maine—Bangor
!
Portland
Fall
18,546,826
Springfield
-
L—.
Haven
Waterbury
Rhode Island—Providence
New
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
(14 cities)
+
+34.7
6.8
+
6.4
$
104,364,947
196,561 246,
20,148,560,972
-Week
—
1959
Inc. or
$
Dec.
96,933,181
+
171,606,910
1960
%
+
A"
92,953,096
+
'
5.2
4.9
—18.0
— 0.5
+ 4.2
— 3.0
+ 11.6
1,363.693
3,576,965
15.562.08Q
12,383,907
41.206,498
24.126,051
4.8
+11.4
38.980,800
3,259,121
JJ.auj.Jax
2.0
814,276.885
792,785,919
3,780,859
3,430,733
63,982,878
+
8.4
1,545,231
6.2
102,374,782
94,122,824
+
8.8
4,057,662
1,624,693
4,947,729
388,050,443
+
6.2
17,108,475
+
V;
61,073,071
+
7.8
377,728,917
-341,168,313
+ 10.7
13,763,956
227,482,300
+
3.7
1,409,992,078
1,237,878,767
+13.9
61,685,424
16,215,233
13,215,062
63.612,322
111,312,922
115,241,011
—
3.4
641,540,106
639,029.889
0.4
26,131,075
23,423,242
23,996,900
34,044,600
185,336,800
16,634,268
4,437,681,987
174,682,500
16,040,906
4,193,950,029
;
+
-
■
4.0
412,223,896
+
.
16,134,989
—
—29.5
133,886,800
170,896,400
+
6.1
1,053,567,100
981,018,200
+
7.4
35.333,137
3.7
91,070,990
84,992,712
+
7.2
3,933,781
33,700,100
3,530,279
+
+
+
5.8
24,883,447,130
23,559,547,465
+
5.6
852,134,300
835,432,744
+
-
—21.7
ovinia
645,lt,1.9/b
3,31 GOJb
--------
65,857,622
68,407,191
*
—
4.5
+
4.9
•
1957
660,,84,404
3.202,050
5,197,091
6,442,911
660.093,349
43,586,667
97,476,792
-
1958
£4.8
+27.3
+ 2 1
+ 10.2
8,203,283
3,908,256
66,868,172
1.2
—
7,983,175
——
$
47.236,332
—
12,738,152
9
Dec. %
7.7
17,316,500
July
Inc. or
$
673,656,647
7.7
+ 14.5
19,153,327,185
Ended
1959
J"
$
+25.3
17,103,473
11,753,210
71,1.13,911
1960
235,899,373
—
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
New
17,365,365
30,650,228
18,167,033
—
Bedford
%
10,001,886
Holyoke
New
Dec.
3,393,816,555
"
-
Lowell
•
41,281.876
-
——
River
Inc. or
$
3,610,675,887
\
-
Massachusetts—Boston
Jan. 1 to June 30
1959
$
—
...
-
,
--------
—
wYeaIn
l,45b,34U
3,77b,U4j
15,499,390
12,8/6,405
39,589.4»o
22,4/J,ib4
;
"VA;;;
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(250)
-Month of June
Clearings
Inc. or
$
$
at—
Jan. 1 to June 30
1959
I960
Dec- "e
1960
Week
.
Monday, July 18, 1960
Ended
Inc. or
1960
1959
$
Dec. '/o
$
July
9—
Inc. or
$
1958
1957
Dec. %
1959
5
.
.
$
$
Second Federal Reserve District—New York3,694,522,415
79.863,235
80,213,908
+
1.0
98,829,073
90,116,562
9.7
+ 14.4
359,189,691,161
331,117,201,750
8.5
1,297,654,069
780,306,891
1,202,595,141
7.9
47,107,297
41,110,268
725,172.471
7.6
31,662,014
26,750,199
174,413,261
165,074.147
59,734,682
58,615,605
1.9
127,558,414
6.7
126,874,323
116,664,082
+
8.8
126,857,120
0.4
3,168,004
2,400,002
+
32.0
+
17.2
2,810,712
3,420,737
17,457,073
58,297,130,838
209,666,198
128,236,217
8.7
29,954,653
(a)
28,858,845
3.8
.363,457,729
5~3
2,042,249,798
1,972,627,964
3.5
75,594,794
67,588,472
430,513,103
345,275,826
411,607,988
4.6
2,417,730,137
2,342,048,360
3.2
83,584,054
84,149,374
69,046,216,262
60,337,360,162
+ 14.4
371,697,170,199
342,540,194,421
8.5
13,043,084,042
11,103,667,372
66,679,730,752
-
I
Rochester
Syracuse
__I_______
—
Connecticut—Stamford
Jersey—Newark
'
—~
Northern New Jersey
1
—
-
(10 cities)
158,256,200
5.7
+ 45.6
230,333,543
York
Total
3,941,013,876
1.2
17.623.196
-
—
Jamestown
New
1,150.621,703
3.2
14,955,007
139,333,746
Elmira
Utica
1,675,418,698
+
—
222,252,439
661,920,731
14.775,022
:
Buffalo
New
+ 105.8
457,422,219
683,072,299
New York—Albany
9.9
4
+
122,907,816
'
(a)
<a»
+
-
3/479,263
4,078,165
(a)
+
9,911,883,173
+ 14.6
28,715,348
27,615,127
+ 11.9
75,009,108
71,231,152
0.7
80,380,804
76,601,163
+ 17.5
12,868,073,333
10,442,534,208
2,106,470
2,402,066
+
17.8
38,982,955
~"(a~)
"7a")
(a)
2,637,055
3,250,065
12,379,626,956
43,694,134
+ 18.4
10,702,910,107
12,611,280,709
-
—
29,169,502
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia—
6,003,897
8,794,024
10,887.157
•./
—27.4
8,273,759
8,160,839
Pennsylvania—Altoona
10,587,745
39,159,571
51,221,047
7.2
46,104,010
2.8
63,578,862
23.5
50,453,423
59,055,117
..
1,342,338
—28.2
1,870,363
'
Bethlehem
Chester
—
+
+
8.6
1,563,263
7.7
—
2,769,598
9.7
2,647,807
1,409,482
+ 21.2
1,732,007
2,264,331
2,006,864
—
2,285,634
'
45,065,314
46,619,677
Harrisburg
V-
Lancaster
+
8,782,118
4,998,000,000
Reading
23,524,909
20,542,961
Scranton
33,961,149
35,408,506
18,979,833
19,898,897
32,669,671
34,159,213
1,998,383
2,170,849
8,724,482
7,798.929-
Wilkes-Barre
Du
Bois
Hazelton
New
73,727,936
79,804,378
5,418,965,766
5,451,794,735
Jersey—Trenton
Total
(15
119,705.139
117,757,512
Delaware—Wilmington
cities)
254,623,412
131,391,307
47,525,787
28,686,000,000
28,550,000,000
.Y.
+ 14.5
131,172,373
119,473,815
4.1
196,778,968
194,621,713
4.6
101,048,041
109,297,031
4.4
186,769,030
189,842,860
—
—
:
—
5.8
+
41,384,674
0.6
—
+
+
9.8
+
s'.:—
—
14,540.402
14,128,415
+
43,730,405
+
658,836,496
635,837,932
+
3.6
—
4,252,257
4,433,569
948,000,000
0.8
946,000,000
+ 18.5
3,320,474
3,254,425
7,166,456
7,093,889
6,835,242
5.0
3,620,529
4,551.196
7,126,939
;
+ 11.4
+
+
6.4
7,897,505
7,415,243
9.4
1.6
4,150,506
—
4,379,552
1
7,585,580
..
2.9
47,838,019
.
'
-
,
'
—
-
•
v
.,V
J';''
.«
v■
1.4
—
4,917,191
*4,600,000
1.6
7.9
+~~9~3
-
946,000,000
7,983,480,
7.5
'
■
938,000,000
1.1
+
4,318,376
'
.
0.5
—
w'4."-
4,718,211
+ 14.8
■'+
11.9
—
'•
9.9
+
124,242,493
+ 10.0
7,982,206
5,030,000.000
Philadelphia
279,777,359
+ 11.9
21,602,815
24,168,203
Lebanon
3.4
'
426,491,767
416,305,990
+
2.4
0.6
31,057,011,992
30,854,218,327
+
^_.
30,458,011
21,970,004
16,691,586
1,026,938,970
1,017,691,423
23,001,298
0.7
.
4.7
+ 82.5
16.252,987
15,971,893
14,314,852
0.9
1,017,673,521
1,008,660,881
+
+
20,280,321
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
«ii
355 ,014,167
+
8.4
16,107,280
14,745,352
13,745,543
1,375.223,633
+
2.3
8,120, 509,901
7,803 175,351
+
4.1
277,892,375
14,698,444
281,498,005
9.6
1,406,736,535
1.3
280,039,080
273,639,126
2,860,189,672
2,771,116,885
+
3.2
16,505, 565,682
15,444, 232,381
+
6.9
534,283,446
542,832,904
1.6
50u,o3/,7v3
533,25y,982
312,482,800
293,137,500
+
6.6
1,817, 583,700
1,673, 361,700
+
8.6
67,578,000
61,877,700
9.2
60,580,200
61,097,900
18,918,540
22,488,561
—15.9
121, 603,437
107, 522,798
+ 13.1
9,389,893
Ohio—Canton
8,230,351
+ 14.1
47, 651,056
42, 254,203
+ 12.8
354, 656,424
343, 348,331
68,392,164
__
Cincinnati
Cleveland
—
Columbus
_
Hamilton
.:
/
Lorain
Mansfield
63,661,035
.
63,498,950
+
3.3
12,933,088
2.5
393, 637,130
375, 404,316
4.9
13,845,224
322, 572,793
317, 553,864
1.6
7.0
1,037. 015,513
983, 400,140
5.5
7.5
12,381, 145,476
12,368, 856,966
0.1
3.7
246 205,404
229, 383,819
7.3
3.3
164 164,829
155, 862,840
5.3
3.9
+
70,556,779
62,842,936
182,548,412
170,530,778
2,083,669,385
2,252,005,245
44,560,985
42,960,230
+
29,707,283
33,923,845
21,479,086
28,758,866
+
21,994,382
7,259,899,278
7,280,240,984
»
___
Toledo
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Erie
il
Oil City
________
i
Kentucky—Lexington
Virginia—Wheeling
Total
(15 cities)
32,070.057
384 ,808,905
5.5
—11.8
68,805,859
55,433,784
Youngstown
Newark
West
64,825,831
—
+
—
+
—
—
0.3
5.8
200, 120,299
192, 556,314
2.3
121, 909,922
119, 756,721
0.3
42,219,150,471
+
40,511,683,911
13,173,342
;)f
15,737,701
398,487,984
414,902^674
1,321,127,397
1,344,720,770
i.8
lU,JiU,2d4
11,201,970
—12.0
16,425,284
15,742,492
4.0
404,484,659
438,711,749
1.8
1,293,152,732
1,347,458,762
—
—
1.8
+
4.2
12.8
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—RichmondWest
Virginia—Huntington
25,504,330
Virginia—Norfolk
South
101,198.000
1,083,923,262
40,434,613
43,167,197
88,300,461
74,155,551
1,879,032,502
1,797,970,486
Carolina—Charleston
Columbia
__
Maryland—Baltimore
—
Frederick
District
of
129,756.563
+
4.6
566,022,000
566,041,000
—
1.0
6,092,547,972
6,093,396,324
6.3
235,753,745
234,727,328
+
+ 19.1
515,566,660
462,433,300
+
—
9.2
+
146,423,509
4.5
cities)-
8.271.922
+
3.9
46,804,779
621,159,827
+
5.2
3,561,554,862
3,753,200,284
+
3.6
21,419,770,195
22,295,000
206,060.617
217,373,382
0.4
8,655,625
9,332,408
350,225,680
430,308,115
1.0
126,192,980
136,203,529
0.8
718,052,131
522,261,005
+
44,308,813
1.3
5.6
-
3,887,270,996
20,949,000
0.1
+
3,598,876,643 V*
—
+
21,255,078,634
6,748,571
0.1
—
10,125,538,663
10,255,096,668
8,591,632
(8
5,568,229
—11.6
+ 11.5
+
—
653,624,800
Columbia—Washington
Total
23,354,039
96,569,000
1,095,213,658
Richmond
—
—
5,046,859
5,638.017
6.0
22,512,232
25,226,336
5.2
193,554,81-5
176,217,835
7.3
10,666,930
9,088,186
—18.6
362,963,757
353,351,302
—
_.
7.3
147,111,259
146,670,413
—12.7
742,447,010
715,600,931
—
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxville
142,267,635
;—
Augusta
856 ,012,681
2.1
139,293,795
844 981,761
28,901,320
28,956.688
637,767,490
1.9
3,843 505,484
3,713 344,480
3.4
128,325,617
126,770,133
+
1.2
129,305,518
124,111,725
1,850,000,000
3.7
11,305, 600,000
10,710, 800,000
5.6
375,000,000
359,300,000
+
4.4
370,000,000
33,804,357
_
1.3
649,975,712
1,918,800,000
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
375,700,000
31,652,153
+
—
0.2
27,419,679
30,681.400
201 293,800
184, 159,279
9.3
Columbus
7,480,259
7,162,271
4.4
27,082,990
6,564,819
09 V
163 368,328
7,342,856
27,314,794
156, 678,681
4.3
Macon
28.935,965
29,120,723
0.6
177
590,281
170, 265,709
4.3
6,000,331
7,41+963
—19.1
8,560,075
7,785 258,834
5,86~3~972
7,512, 516,238
3.6
—16.3
244,172,513
239,101,068
0.4
223,751,324
221,441,104
+ 11.7
15,001,070
18,141,832
___
Florida—Jacksonville
1,288,386,963
6.8
2.6
1,255,859,187
•
222,895,364
266,291,487
158,821,099
147,139,974
7.9
998 ,190,574
830, 380,295
1,282,288,998
1,111,225,716
+ 15.4
6,998 542,096
6,408, 421,189
9.2
231,447,986
230,629,256
16,508,973
14,780,523
'
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham
.__
+
20.2
Mobile
75,633,893
71,693,182
+
5.5
431 176,925
409 069,870
5.4
Montgomery
35,653,997
34,890,135
+
2.2
211 ,968,536
210 454,581
0.7
38,387,000
35,634,000
+
7.7
224 ,323,000
208 ,850,000
7.4
79,754,987
83,558,172
4.6
470 643,411
450 ,872,242
+
4.4
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
Jackson
'
Meridian
12,429.903
Vicksburg
3,063,764
Louisiana—New
Total
+
7.4
848,320
729,352
+ 16.3
872,065
787,443
+
24.9
232,642,234
192,192,554
+ 21.0
199,359,328
198,273,414
6,412,274,066
8.5
40.860.949,813
37.589,488,922
+
8.7
1,250,050,404
1,234,227,239
1.3
1,222,310,288
1,224,140,917
+ 13.8
3,362,629
3,759,473
15,243,059
3,380,696,000
46,492.680
Rapids
+
88.130,425
14,328,922
6.4
91 ,224,825
3.7
19,787 276,000
80 142,229
18,261 866,000
+
0.4
266 ,260,148
257 694,639
+
3.3
470, 879,208
+
3.1
85,451,021
17,380,852
56.698.164
56.757,805
23,608,93*
21,125,269
15,381,573
15,579,091
66,645,836
66,812,339
Muskegon
______
Indiana—Fort Wayne
143,135.929
:
140,257,763-
420,740,898
—
Indianapolis
423,678,199
South
Bend
66,130,641
57,982,607
Terre
Haute
22,873,254
23,833,216
54,689,777
49,605,781
Wisconsin—Madison
Milwaukee
740,128,752
Oshkosh
;
685,068,263
508, 917,500
+
—
3,362,260
'
8.1
0.7,
—
—10.6
111 ,352,540
106 631,386
+
296 ,455,724
287 201,170
+
-3.2
11.8
135 ,787,030
124 391,270
+
1.3
85 ,876,074
83 187,241
18,635,559
16+51/840
+ 13.3
10,450,913
12~14~5~,8i3
—14.0
19,803,959
4.4
0.1
0.3
395 ,587,770
11,009,383
l2,94T;e64
-14,077,284
12,191,648
847225,000
847635,000
11,654,591
9.2
3.2
269 876,471
7.0
16,548,739
13,5687918
+ 22.0
2.1
802 ,943,093
755 765,059
6.2
0.7
2,496 878,856
2,495 625,927
0.1
84~978,000
99,276,000
—14.4
+ 14.1
313 ,256,140
299 ,482,376
4.6
11,249,608
16,870,844
—33.3"
9,850,414
4.0
132 ,944,696
124 065,042
7.2
4,825,098
5,556,063
—13.2
4,702,905
5,173,849
+ 10.2
308 ,449,138
284 ,772,929
8.3
4,051 ,425,511
+ 12.1
1547512,741
146,089,496
+""578
143,988,768
13M16",5"l6
—
+
—
—
+
8.0
4,543 ,457,090
:
t
9,548,942
8,832,313
8.1
56 235,711
49, 541,595
11,795,396
11,754,921
0.3
75 601,162
67, 398,667
+ 12.2
2,026,769
2,230,905
9.2
12 814,749
12, 166,602
+
5.3
4,346,402
4,129,544
5.3
26, 054,921
23, 910,713
+
9.0
41.602,820
38,433,438
8.2
226, 910,636
216, 701,976
+
4.7
8,505,513
9,228,076
263,190,284
8,197,810
248,374,860
6.0
1,504, 870,603
1,487, 936,466
+
1.1
57,947,008
59,728,866
50,752,612
94,959,940
45,083,310
91,124,487
4.2
508, 384,324
535, 632,040
5.1
19,015,598
22,353,830
23,353,569
16,010,327
Sheboygan
Watertown
•
Manitowoc
.
Rapids
Moines
—
City •:—;__
Ames
.
:____
+ 13.5
—
'
4,251,624
4,472,249
4.9
31, 118,656
24, 915,812
21,107,279
18,118,175
+ 16.5
99, 577,010
88, 242,223
+
7,513^386
9,690,486
—22.5
42, 032,924
46, 877,674
—10.3
2,485,371
1,935,031
5,589,820,028
5,580,708,738
+
0.2
32,949, 995,313
31,870, 048,937
+
3.4
1,137,499,580
1,139,973,485
38,720,481
36,394,628
+
6.4
200, 409,533
+
5.9
Peoria
189, 289,355
6,399,662
9,882,469
83,604,916
82,098,523
+
1.8
431 ,600,716
Rockford
439, 179,055
62,516,047
61,748,337
Springfield
33,936,964
37,514,100
4,513,357
4,594,979
11,431,550,561
11,204,755,433
—
Illinois—Aurora
Bloomington
Chicago
__.
______
Decatur
Sterling
Total
+
8.4
46,311,622
*17,500,000
City
18 ,503,571
3,260,362,000
,
Lansing
Sioux
2.7
5,688 ,466,422
Jackson
Des
66 ,724,604
7,105 ,113,542
Flint
Iowa—Cedar
/
19 865,151
+ 25.4
-
District—Chicage—
Detroit
Gary
:
68 ,497,170
—12.6
941,979,193
6.956,782,687
(16 cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve
Bay
6.8
3,504,881
1,181,495.424
Orleans
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand
11,640,671
—
(31
cities)—____.
•
—
7,526,575
+ 24.9
12.8
1.7
17,076,428
16,125,904
+ 11,5
:/ Si 14,283,780
16,887,931
0.5
7,452,636
7,870,726
1,575,288,863
+ 28.4
1,736,427
1,595,537
0.2
1,115,845,307
1,097,975,187
—35.2
10 721.579
7,423,687
—
1,597,704,765
—
1.2
337 ,927,699
303 ,195,655
9.5
188 ,860,869
189 ,729,092
1.8
22 ,102,905
21 ,060,637
+
+
2.0
66,991,164,355
63,618,832,957
+
5.3
+
+
4.3
5.9
20,765,492
17,331,064
—15.4
13,179,708
li,99y,741
5.3
7,190,018
9,087,512
1.4
1,543,775,976
1,499,312,361
4.9
362,500,000
355,900,000
+
4.9
+
—
—
—
—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Cape
Louis
Girardeau
1,777,478,258
1.738,797,797
23,655,136
20,330.013
Kentucky—Louisville
3,936,461
955,150,627
4,129,490
Tennessee—Memphis
703,743,325
Illinois—Jacksonville
924,489,161
672,112,794
3,014,694
3,112,202
18.343,973
16,758,927
Independence
Quincy
Total
(7 cities)
3,485,322,474
3.379.730,384
2.2
10,485,648,098
10,048,120,455
+ 16.4
136,379,843
117,327,342
+ 16.2
4.7
22,473,547
23,256,374
3.4
+
3.3
5,546,538,396
5,360,862,837
+
4.7
4,180,232,484
3,853,807,627
3.1
19,760,803
18,531,930
—
332,500,000
349,600,000
_
;
-
+
3.5
232,814,828
176,459,356
+ 31.9
150,883,894
147,408,618
+
8.5
136,389,951
126,940,410
+
7.4
131,546,301
123,228,770
+
6.6
+.
4.1
3,321,104
3,575,220
705,025,883
656,574,986
■
—
+
9.5
86,276,479
+
3.1
20,477,309,550
82,912,682
19,504,819,247"
-
+
5.0
—
+
7.1
7.4
3,370,803
;
3,228,413
•-648,300,998
629,765,801
Volume
192
Number
5969
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(251)
47
-Month of June-
at—
Clearings
-jtui.
I960
1959
Inc.
$
ox-
x
iv
1960
Dec. %
June ju——
Minneapolis
—
44
i
Paul
17 910,690
__—
Winona
m
069,291
_________
Dakota—Fargo
Grand
Forks
998,000
Dakota—Aberdeen
South
Sioux Falls
17 937,217
49 483,266
___________
Huron
4 666,754
_
Montana—Billings
26
Falls
Great
Total
.
"!
4,432,316,094
31,689,487
28,763,039
5.8
15,953,930
+
280,592,703
+
1.0
0.2
2.4
4.6
—
2.6
28,671,222
9—
1958
1957
$
148~415,181
1597644,297
9~907,134
279,822,844
3^367,813
1.1
$
+ 11.2
8,601,937
2.9
412,059,171
10,747,672
397,015,358
~7~.<j
1667411,777
146726~47970
97788",364
+"7.2
117393,871
lb77~987230
47495,874
—2~5".l
4797s",802
57631~684
—
—
+ 11.8
9.0
+
182,780.486
+
425,543,223
0.4
—12.8
31,167,357
176,083,330
+
8,641,484
413,057,859
64,970,212
8.6
—
9,609,248
1.5
+
113,503,718
284,708,388
+
—
3.3
+
—
49,626,000 r
70,809,258
98,943,694
}
+
3,290,399,977
July
or
Dec. %
6.1
283,452,010
55,481,000
Inc.
+ 10.2
16,919,130
6.3
—14.7
2,286,458
3,340,085,676
(16 cities)
4,483,190,212
+
67,714,942
2 096,107
0.1
+
22,817,531
;
65 898,154
95,681,130
—
'Vo
31,343,670
23 700,864
u_.
Helena
219.954,568
12,009,736,550
95,270,127
+
4,297,159
742,526
212,605,598
12,195,480,762
+ 19.1
11,043,738
18,804,324
48,232,613
—
1.8
—
8,978,000
11, 316,044
_—
$
2.6
+
52,398,624
r
Ended
1959
$
+ 10.3
2,901,123
115,705
1960
+
802,038,382
5,719,584
811,797
—
—_
1
ox-
%
Dec.
—
:,
16,236,713
j
802, 252,354
___
Fergus Falls
North
45,437,049
2,150,145,067
2,205, 471,989
—_
Rochester
St.
614,918
Inc.
$
Ninth Federal Reserve District- -Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
Week
1959
$
1.7
—
8.0
—
—
67339,503
67600,185
127614,817
127965,867
603,311,555
3.7
+
•
627,679,299
2.4
3.9
136,908,855
133,630,362
2.7
381,389,676
389,863,469
8.3
13,020,326
12,974,221
+
18,559,737,531
18,346,222,227
+
1.2
—
~3~.9
67647,268
6,7627753
~2~7
1276~46,938
12,767145
3.9
622,696,764
590,288,812
0.4
1.5
2.2
—
—
—
Tenth Federal Reserve District- -Kansas
City—
Nebraska—Fremont
Lincoln
6,167,764
5,487,723
+ 12.4
32,664,979
31,655,151
37, 320,887
789, 389,620
'
Hastings
51, 617,366
—27~7
261 371,712
305, 640,407
Omaha
Kansas—Manhattan
4,540 383,121
4,604, 476,219
••
—
1 889,283
—
28, 664,577
32, 045,476
11 324,794
282 564,303
10, 350,224
209, 690,454
—11.8
835 046,226
893, 971,421
5.2
,35 880,875
35, 726,671
2.3
12,279 164,088
12,534, 999,729
—13.1
349 892,926
397 310,021
0.8
15 831,076
17 630,041
4.9
1,762 577,163
1,843, 036,116
4.8
179 121,383
179 239,922
3.2
5,406 276,506
5,230 603,195
1.1
26,020,763,729
26,326,375,047
57, 433,579
Denver
V
2 036,303
306 ,709,113
322 ,666,151
30, 359,340
.
+
—
31 ,895,504
946, 779,129
—
917 550,071
4,513,847,555
4,564,438,959
_________
(14 cities).
+
—
66 128,371
-v.o 2, 052,978
______
1,523,071
0.5
—
1,086,128
840,235
4.3
930,321
800,223
—36.3
11,376,412
12,557,524
8.9
173,965,706
148,984,989
—
—
—10.2
6 334,039
2,186 257,970
—
Springs
154,555,598
2.8
St- Joseph
Colorado—Colorado
140,830,456
+ 33.1
6, 666,588
Carthage —1
1.4
—
37 140,839
2,135, 960,962
City
Oklahoma—Tulsa
7.7
14,272,525
156 ,942,434
1, 836,218
Missouri—Joplin
Total
5 823,414
2.2
958,164
9,091,950
+
49, 432,238
7"7~"7-I777~~"Z™I
Kansas
5, 377,894
+
1,516,018
—14.5
138, 361,245
!
Parsons
Wichita
772 669,491
3.2
916,984
__
____;
+
—
—10.6
9.4
+
+ 34.8
13,228,584
8,625,164
—
6.6
32,439,762
34,009,950
+
0.4
—
2.0
396~930,489
—37.1
11,168,219
—
—
+ 53.4
8,068,435
11,783,208
4.6
36,695,709
29,534,394
474^680,190
—1"6~4
478,646,960
395,T94~304
15,509,024
—28.0
16,505,680
15,085,788
7,022,113
7,238,563
3.0
6,877,669
6,548,274
613,144,575
711,372,249
-13.8
734,153,020
621,328,939
—
4.4
0.1
13.4
+
1.2
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
:
63,742,125
Beaumont
El
272,966,324
Worth
196,222,387
:
208,942,772
•
0.2
382,520,414
+
—
373,950,209
2.3
14.3
—
270,249,739
___•
Galveston
+
32,176,692
2,330,673,467
Paso
Ft.
63,605,650
27,589,763
2,314,603,266
Dallas
166.893,551
188,336,394
—11.4
0.7
13,846,478,457
13,615,994,369
+
1.7
1,665,502,438
1,135,980,290
1,611,617,928
1,166,524,902
+
2.7
1.0
6.1
23,924,000
26,216,000
1,847,157,205
1,870,174,054
7,339,669
Wichita Falls
8,123,206
32,824,300
Texarkana
35,512,939
11,337,718
11,313,376
+
0.2
62,236,746
60,312,001
+
3.2
4,860,443,503
4,917,299,896
Houston
Port
Arthur
___
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
(11 cities)
>:'■
,
'
v..--:
Twelfth
8,894,985
50,664,849
25,745,452
24,650,000
1,022,247,821
Oregon—Eugene
'986,311,085
;
.
.
______—_______
Portland
Utah—Ogden
Lake
39,665,645
____
47,602,949
166,779,350
7
—
i—' -W
2.5
12,595,857
12,620,455
2.8
13,639,931
454.376,849
424,632,806
'
J,
445,735,778
+
-
39,172,430
43,230,720
1.7
5,630,000
5,266,000
9.4
+
42,465,822
6.9
—
6,352,000
43,075,687
7,948,000
4.5
+
'
-
'
0.9
—
__
194,975,408
62,512,903
—14.5
64,758,749
369,637,034
1.2
—
48,019,359
7
29,049,783,376
27.1
7.076,567
6,790,858
7,872,172
0.1
15.200,952
+
3.6
13,158,703
14,546,306
537,038,417
530,149,948
+
1.3
535,740,089
510,695,426
0.9
185,522,567
200,968,650
7.7
206,034.733
193,938,693
2.2
+
15,743,837
2.4
—
28,375,576,025
5,155,365
3.5
—
369,841,404
47,218,569
46,505,335
7.2
5,625,918,520
5,679,793,517
2.1
158,647,250
162,231,953
—
+
+ 11.5
6l846,865
6,732,765
1.7
6.690,027
+
4.4
139,260,171
6,764,056
+
3.6
5,977,163,570
"
207,767,698
271,451,531
+ 23.1
1,941,001,014
2,617,118,239
1,707,016,446
50,049,244
+ 10.6
317,657,739
126,979,653
325,367,183
-138,781,348
,___
195,090.453
203,635,025
92,296,556
99,096,305
32,929,538
32,572,432
15,824,151
21,344,274
169,093,051
178,921,731
19,682,234,972
18,622,539,574
+
5.7
661,229,026
641,479,564
914,173,407
+
7.2
39,029,228
35,852,668
298,192,993
281,949,829
+
5.8
11,693,679
13,509,270
419,344,924 5
368,624,194
+
13.8
13,311,690
18,899,713
—29.6
13,803,409
14,879,145
38,654,525,290
+
5.0
1,253,773,753
1,265,090,666
0.9
1,326,573,816
1,286,376,221
+
6.2
23,498,910,290
21,746,572,466
+
8.1
23,369,179,432
20,668,949,178
+
4.1
10,887,629,581
11,043,662,359
—
1.4
10,989,552,476
10,757,066,005
■■'+
3.8
155,810,241
+
5.4
979,615.657
46,333,881
48,252,305
4.0
71,525.010
69,508,000
+
2.9
7,005,607,379
6,780,710,658
+
3.3
131,643,674,124
121,566,155,567
+
8.3
733,839,353,511
cities)
63,269,024,729
+
2.7
374,649,662,350
(*) Estimated,
(a)
Clearings
-
691,136,562,473
64,963,943,372
(175
360,019,360,723
operation
+
—
40,603,095,170
+
-
-
5.6
9.6
+
3.1
722,679,455
681,"415,135
+
8.9
36,466,731
30,183,671
—13.4
10,810,543
f:
10,622,967
—
Redemption Calls and Sinking
Act
of
Fund Notices
1930,
the
Federal Reserve
transfers
on
the
Bank
different
We give below a record for the week
just passed.
RATES
32,~6~65~478
23,869~790
5.5
Below
Tariff
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the
buying rate for cable
EXCHANGE
31,397,729
23,989,729
discontinued.
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the
FOREIGN
1.1
—25.9
4.1
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
countries of the world.
+
2.4
525,106,662
3,261,400,517
York
88.952~815
+ 13.7
—
835,994,552
164,266,224
(18 cities)
203,084,471
76,106,890
217,132,241
3,386,120,325
________
198.599,570
2.4
474,717,473
—13.1
Barbara
4.2
+
—
789,250,842
28,135,837
Jose
7.9
226,043,330
24,448,234
total
+
5.1
87,679,482
Francisco
7.4
+ 24.3
8.5
—
37,775,385
Riverside
+
—15.5
39,699,046
74,090,510
New
+
167,203,345
2,823,002,363
—
+41
+
8.9
5,563,521,784
+ 58.2
+ 15.1
Pasadena
Scockton
—
127,885,000
25,079,195
'
1.5
+
—
<326,965,034..,: .I,,,. 313,440,298..,
.
334,166,320
:
Long Beach
Grand
7.6
448,599,788
Modesto
Outside
3.5
m*mm
2.6
—
159,804,000
10,581,753,303
55,371,443
;
_—
California—Berkeley
Total
157,024,000
516,127,045
City__
Arizona—Phoenix
San
7
11,058,851,990
1.2
+ 14.0
1,059,970,476
'• 28,790,140
56,506,277
__-______L__
Idaho—Boise
San
—
7,801,235
984,013,791'-.
29,405,717
•
—
Santa
—
8.7
—
458,032,882
■./
__________
Yakima
Salt
—
13,303,903
-
Federa} Reserve District-—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
Seattle
—
—
'
CERTIFIED
BY
JULY
8,
FEDERAL
RESERVE
1960 TO JULY
14,
BANK
1960,
TO
TREASURY
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
United
States
OF
1930
INCLUSIVE
a
list of corporate bonds, notes,
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
will
be
found
NOTICE
County
and
Monetary
Unit
Noon
Buying
Rate
for
OF
TENDERS
Company and Issue—
Cable
Transfers
in
New
York
(Value
in
Money)
New
Jersey Natural Gas Co., 6%
cumul.
Date
pfd. stock—_July 20
Page
115
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Friday
Monday
July 11
July 8
Argentina,
peso—
$
Free
.0119956
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
2.237784
.0384437
2.237848
.0384437
$
.0119919
,„
Ct-
.0200625
Thursday
July 14
.0120151
2.236733
.0120206
2.237466
.0384500
2.237848
.0384500
.0200637
.0384750
.0200625
.0200600
1.019583
1.020052
1.019010
1.020000
.210500
.
.210500
.210450
.210475
.210400
.00311083
.00311083
.00311083
.204037
.204037
—_
.239793
v
.239790
.239790
.239790
.209675
.209600
.209650
2.807100
2.808020
2.808500
.00161070
.00161070
.00161070
—
Africa, pound
Kingdom, pound sterling
.00278382
.328266
.328233
.0800560
.265000
2.780613
.
South
1st
——Aug 12
1967—Aug 1
&
5% bonds due Feb. 1, 1964
5%
debs., due Aug. 1, 1977
Seabrook Farms Co., 3%% debs., due Feb. 1, 1962__
refunding
National Tea Co.,
Southern Ry. Co. 4Mx%
Aug
Aug
Aug
1st coll. bonds due Aug. 1, 1983_Aug
1
1
1
1
2513
111
2519
115
156
12
CALLED
ENTIRE ISSUES
Date
Company and Issue—
Knitting Mills, Ltd., 1st serial 5%
and 5V»%
bonds, dated April 1, 1954, due April 1, 1961-1964__ .Aug
Page
Biron
Giannini
.00161070
.265112
*
Illinois—
of
prior preferred stock
Cincinnati Enquirer, Inc., 5% debs., due Aug. 1,
Lehigh Valley Coal Co.—
.209575
2.808500
.00161070
Co.
Investment
cumul.
j
.239787
.209675
.0800560
.—
5V4%
.204050
.204037
.00278049
yen
American
.00311083
.204031
.00311083
2.808420
Malaysia, malayan dollar
Mexico, peso___
Netherlands, guilder
New
Zealand, poundNorway, krone
Portugal, escudo
Spain, pesetaSweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
United
!
.0200662
Ireland, pound
Italy,;, lira
of
•
'v;
■
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
Wednesday
July 13
7,-
1.019296
markka
France (Metropolitan) new franc__
Germany, deutsche mark
India, rupee
Union
...0119919
-•
"
Finland,
Japan,
Tuesday
July 12
'v':.■
vvv-;
.140212
.0349250
.0349312
.0166401
.0166401
.0166401
.193787
.193668
.193600
.193537
.231750
.231756
.231812
.231818
2.797927
2.798007
2.796612
2.797529
2.808500
2.807100
2.808020
2.808500
Vu %,
Controls
cumul.
.00278482
.00278649
.00278549
.328233
.328233
.328300
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.265106
.265112
.265106
2.780693
2.779306
2.780217
2.780693
.140187
.140181
.140112
.140143
.0349125
.0349375
.0166401
.0166401
'
.0349312
-
-
Jerrold
6%
Electronics
conv.
preferred,
Corp.—
debs, due
series A stock
Series
G, 4.40%
Pall Corp.—
-
5»/2 %
conv.
Corp. of America—
3Va % conv. subord. debs., due Dec.
.
Willcox
5%
&
Gibbs
cumul.
due July 1,
•Announced in this
issue.
4
2519
1974__ -Aug
1
116
-Aug
3
155
Aug
1
2794
Aug
,
1,
Sewing Machine Co.—
preferred stock—
conv.
8
< ■
^
stock
15-year subord. conv. debs.,
Radio
.231800
*
6
-July 25
1975—
1,
June
'
preferred
Long Island Lighting Co.—
.193500
,
subord.
1
July 22
Corp.—
conv.
2.798007
2.808420
5
1980
48
(252)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Condition Statement of Member Banks
CAPITAL
condition
banks
of
the
statement
of
weekly reporting member
Reserve
Federal
System
paid
Surplus
_.
Other
the
ended
following
with
Reserve
Federal
for
week
the
Ratio
deposits
million in
credited to
601,727
1,014,615
93,602
60,101
—
$812
Banks,
in
million
Liabs.
Cap. Accts.—
certificate
re¬
liabilities
Contingent
and $869
domestic banks,
&
gold
52,986,604
+
Continued from page 8
to deposit and Fed. Res.
note
combined--
liability
purchased
40.5%
for
0.7%
New
York,
The
i:
correspondents
0.1%
accept¬
foreign
on
181,187
+
2,148
of
the
' '•
the
stockholder,
districts
for
brokers
total
a
and
of
decline
dealers
and
Government
for
in
decreased
million.
$196
purchasing
securities
other
$112 million.
carrying U. S.
or
Per
increased
Class
Fruit
United
-
United
holdings of the combined total of Treasury
and
notes
Stock
July 6,
June 29,
July 8,
1960
1960°
and
Loans
adjusted*
investments
Commercial
Loans
Other
U.
+
3,054
+
31
199
1,476
9
297
for
Other
or carrying:
securities—
securities
1,134
financial
2
109
4,687
112
5
168
742
2
149
institutions:
personal finance, etc.
Other
to
Real
S.
domestic
estate
Other
U.
foreign banks
to
Loans
:_
commercial
banks
1,514
loans
securities—total
of
indebtedness
Treasury
S.
bonds
notes
Within
to
1
5
After
Other
1
&
U.
and
Balances
with
Other
907
_
787
—
18
-
337
+
34
-
—
9,402
Eanks
+
28
+
402
+">;• 8
—!
111
+
+
220
1,172
banks
2,850
-
3,682
assets/liabilities
783
57
+
542
+ 1.637
+
2,158
—.
137,833
adjusted
Interbank
demand
Domestic
Foreign
Time
57,646
demand
deposits
4,558
—
1,363
-
_
_
749
+
812
+
—
"
Upjohn
Utah
Borrowings:
17
177
Pictures
others
J Exclusive
of
Banks
380
__
2,278
_
loans
of valuation
June 29
Reserve
_
to
domestic
commercial
individual loan
reserves;
figures revised
banks
items
(San Francisco
Valspar
Value
Corp.
Line
\
Van
Camp
Van
Dorn
4Va %
and
after
Sea
Coal
Total
F.
R.
notes
Other
certificate
of
other
cash
Discounts
Co.
Acceptances—bought
U.
Government
S.
Bought
U.
Total
-
S.
459,499
17,445
18,952,470
and
in
So.
4%
77,819
613
2,215
.26,514,129
of
collect.
—
58,200
+
95,167
—10,142.733
+
10,142.733
58,200
95,167
67,800
Air
500
126,000
95,667
204,432
26,994,666
229,466
15
761,941
4~83~609
459
8,820
5%
Lines
A
21,470
+
601,727
74,921
—
1,014,615
of
tax
S.
acct.
Other
deposits
availability
liabs
&
cash
accrued
Liabilities
9-
15c V
191,
1'.
'
1
9-
1
BANK
1959
8-15
i
8-12
Association,
per
8-
7-11
1
loan
various
$1.06'A
8-
1
7-11
8-
1
7-11
$1.15
8-
1
7-11
(1)
of
25c
y■
9-30
25c
'
-
12-30
i
12-
(3)
Not to
of
assets
(2)
in
the
31,
Savings
unpaid
balance.
agreement
amount
maintain
To
Not to retire
contains
following:
of
net
a
in
repurchase
or
mortgage any of
$70,000
from
the
by
other
the fixed
fiscal
any
6-30
may
dividends
form
Bank
8-18
$400,000 in
worth
in
excess
of
excess
assets;;
Bank,
7-15
such
promptly
encumbrance
company
lien,
its
real
to
assets;
and
in
Not
to
Upon written demand
(7)
deed
expand
(6)
except dividends
indebtedness
all
secure
on
Not
fixed
the
of
assignment,
pledge,
of
to
(5)
for
year
the shares
on
of the company shares;
any
of
owing
trust,
personal
require.
the
to
mortgage
property
or
the
as
,v^
8-
5
8-
1
7-14
agreed to purchase, and the company and the selling stockholder have
10-
1
9-9
agreed
UNDERWRITERS—The
8-15
8-
9-15
7-
1
of
30c
10-
4
1
1-
8-
1
7-
J.
8
8-
1
1
7-21
7-
1
7-
8
10c
7-26
7-
Silver
Co,
Schmltt
OD
»-»
1
10-
Silver
1
9-
2
1-3-61
12-
2
11c
7-30
7-15
8-31
9-15
8-
7-15
7-31
the
&
6,000
Co., Inc.——
&
4c
1
Ohio,
of
diversification
2,000
Hanrahan
2,000
&
Norman C.
Co.,
Inc._
Roberts Co—
it
Creek
the
of
tional
acquired
Toledo
company
further
a
Precision
is
manufacturer
a
of
disperser;
outboard
fishing
motor.
also
years
Silver
ago,
It
Creek
of North Orlando,
Orlando
North
Multi-fill
filling
1
7-15
Schmitt ^aid
-1
Fla.,
Public
Machine
7-15
of
Toledo,
In
6-
1
developers
the
real
acquired
estate
Co.
builders
and
the
food,
Toledo.
at
said
7-15
vending
7-23
7-18
"what
8-
7-20
8-
•
the
1,489
y
Previously published
1
aging
7-29
8-15
7-15
panies.
County Gas
8-
7-15
Chemical
7-15
7-29
37 Vac
30c
7-
9
8-31
9-15
patents
Corp.,
on
Schmitt
closed
for
funds,
this
tax
dividend.
deductible
at
the
source.
Non¬
gram,
in
date
was
date
Is
Incorrect.
indicated
15%
with
of the Donofrio family
sanitary precision
and
cosmetics, industries^
will remain actfve' fn the Multi-fill
'V
Machine
has
The corrected
payment
the
assets
food
Silver Creek
for
Co.
that
'■:>?
'
and
.
dairy
products
market that Is
a
of
non-residents
tax.
328.56
end
of
to
said,
hot-food
a
a
product of
important
most
our
in
them
a
largest
Donofrio
a
1947
making
Silver
utility
divisions."
as
Precision
190,
pharmaceutical
the
company,
by Sterling
gelatine
Drug
capsules
McKay
Inc.
were
com¬
Davis
Donofrio
acquired
by
1952.
Creek
Precision,
toward
company
the
in
in
it's
acquisition
the
diversification
of
electronics
"several
field
pro¬
other
and
one
field.
consolidated
1959.—V.
development,
Schmitt
world's
the
of
negotiating
among
public
Multi-fill
one
acquired in
were
been
of
most
the
Cyanamid
said
Another
climbed
from
a
1958
here,
Canadian
along
high-speed,
-
become
machine
a
businesses,"
resident tax 7%.
t Payable in U. S. funds, less
x Less Jamaica income tax.
an
frac¬
and machinery have been integrated into the pack*
of
of
Part
American
will
patents
operations
25c
5%
1
believe
we
Donofrio
65c
Canadian
own
incorporated
development,
dairy
will be manufactured,
machine,
dividend
Extra
Its
-
of
drug,
Multi-fill
new
a
untapped."
"practically
1
25c
(quar.)
castings;
Silvertrol,
manufactures
Precision
a
Utilities
thevDoE^r^_:brdtifefs
division
Schmitt
7-11
15c
Cab Co., 6%
preferred (quar.)
Co-operative Mercantile Institute—
an
Creek
8-15
$1.11
(quar.)_
Silver
non-ferrous
and
operates under the patents
machines: fo/
Machine
'
com.
made on
was
step
filling machine soon to be introduced is designed for
Co.,
by Law¬
7-15
8
1
Multi-fill
11
program.
insecticide
7-13
8-
10 Vac
the
July
on
Precision.
horsepower electric motors and motors for other manufacturers.
Two
the
has
announced
was
aerosol
1
8-
$1.27"
(interim)
2,000
Corp.—Acquires—
an
7-29
12 Vic
Jr.—
2,000
________
Silver
acquisition
Creek
electric
7-15
(Mich.)—
Monthly
4,000
Co.
Chace, Whiteside &
Winslow, Inc
corporation
Y.
President
Microsol,
8-15
9-30
income)
(quar.)
'
1
class B (quar.)—!
and/or record
N.
of. Toledo,
said
Precision's
$1.25
ord.
stock
Shares
Co.:™—
Salomon
L.
exchange-of-stock basis and represents
July
$1.26
15%;
Precision
Creek,
Schmitt,
rence
on
Creek
Silver
Machine
;
receipts for
County Electric—
severally
common
156.
192,
The
B
:
not
F.
8,000
p.
&
Robinson
6,000
8
$1.50
deposit
Machine
Co.
Co.
village
Corp.
Birr
10,000
&
7-29
7-26
preferred
invest,
have
the
7-21
8-19
$1.25
(from
of
.
8,000
7,000
divi¬
to
shares
5
8-
Beane
—V.
7
8-
&
&
Harrison
7-20
8-15
Williston
R.
First Albany Corp
Harbison & Henderson
7-18
8-15
100,000
below
company.
Schweickart
7-18
8-
of
Marron, Sloss & Co., Inc.— 30,000
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.— 13,000
8
Co.—
this
aggregate
an
named
Shares
9-15
8-
$1
the
sell
underwriters
8
$1.43%
and
A
to
8-19
7-29
Less British income tax.
793,635
current
liabilities;
bank
monthly)
a
—
To maintain
payable in the capital stock of the company;
$1.25
per
517,248
658,307
an
the
on
credit
8-15
Ltd.—
tax
5V2%
The
including the
company,
7-15
1
Co.—
& Tanning
quarterly
resident
of
1964.
12,
the
9-
Service—
books
by
7-28
v"£i. 25c
plus
Shoe
in
Aug..
on
60c
25c
common
shares
387,546
+
due
13c
preferred .(quar.)
Transfer
interest
July
&
of
declare any
25c
redemption
preferred
(quar.)
5.08% preferred (quar.)
Yates-American
on
at
6-30
(quar.)
Inc.,
plus
of
aggregate
8-15
7Va%)_
Machine
5%
(Wm.)
Into
company
7
stock by an
1959, and is amortizable
26 Ac
LV; &
63,553
51,751,044
is
current
(4)
9
*17 Vac
series
for
Power
preferred
the
12,
6-30
15c
(increased
W.)
lend
executed Aug.
7-30
(quar.)
(F.
July
on
entered
agreement
to
agreed
was
month
covenants
$775,000;
9- 9
25c
into
Inc.
offering
par common
.
11c
Public
credit
a
Bank
The loan
$8,333.34
1%
Fund,
the
$500,000.
37,506
558
LOAN—Under
2
The
of
the
reported
by the company and Bank of America National Trust
9-
50c
1,278
737,840
Corp.—Additional Financing Details—•
issue
7- 5
11c
Wisconsin
11
9-20
;______
61,191
37,373
Electric
July
'
._
53,435
4,882,626
$0.73
1439.
p.
7-20
1%
Electric
date
Total
;i
(quar.)
88,340
items
to
Additional financing details follow:
30c
150,375
div3:____
per
share
per
share
7-29
10c
share
per
Stores
* Payable
Mr.
7-29
:
475,418
19,109,168
value
per
of
$0.73
8-15
75c
Sewing
seven
preferred
*
Total
Deferred
$2.00
to
8-15
1
preferred
preferred
Yfellow
tangible
from
share
per
share
per
underwriting group headed by Marron, Sloss & Co., Inc.
Monthly
Zion's
decreased
net
7-15
Monthly
York
$0.14
the
share.
15c
(quar.)
417,296
Other
be
from
7-15
(quar.)
178,757
Treasurer—general
will
stock
tangible value
net
while
~25c
372,660
U.
him
increased
1
dividend
Stock
Foreign
to
"
5
Co.—
126,866
109,670
the
be
30c
C
18,082.333
reserves
offering
7-29
32c
Line,
public
8-
dividend
Wright
shares
7-11
V/2%
16,538
+
said
7-29
1
(quar.)
called
Stock
4.44%
of
100,000 shares of this firm's $1
share.
Amer.
339,545 shs.
purchasers
6-22
(quar.)
$50
Increased
the
7-22
(increased-quar.)
Gibbs
Woolworth
shares
$1.25
Ltd.
Convertible
5.04%
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
the
will
Williams-McWilliams Industries—
6%
15
Our
(quar.)
Inc.
Winn-Dixie
of
Co.,
FINANCING
6-24
(quar.)
Co.
at
Transfer
&
PRESENT
62 Vic
(quar.)
Inc.
rate
TO
7-29
(quar.)
RR.
issues
1
Registrar
7-29
(s-a).
;
at
and
approximately
8-26
(quar.)
Corp.
dend.
27
feet
larger
to
of
space
The
intended
is
J.
EFFECT
150,000
cost
excess
Securities
convertible
Aug.
it
equipment
and
addi¬
basis.
square
25c
•
27,721,877
Deposits: "
bank
7-
(quar.)
Paper,
&
but
in
and
job
$1.12 Va
Gas—
preferred
Wrigley
Member
1
$1.25
$3
Worcester
52,986,604
notes
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
Sewing Machine Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Willcox
Y.,
2,500
30c
prior lien
Wolverine
5,925,653
288,234
Reserve
—V.
—
non-resident
Pacific
Oil
$3,000.00,
suitable
value)
without
Gold
preferred
Ross,
N.
per
a
8-15
____
preferred
Wisconsin
—
LIABILITIES—
Federal
per
8
1
dividend)™
Insurance
Wisconsin
105,201
Total -Assets
8
7-
0-
Snowdrift,
African
class
all
60c
$2
327,348
27,611
36,000
ii—
7-
1
White
7,833
26,478,129
assets
8-15
1
8-
'>>/■'
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., com.
45,281
'
process
premises
1
8-
(quar.)
Transportation, class A (quar.)
&
N.
par
stock
investors'
of
9-
4.80% pfd. (quar.)
Mining, Ltd.—
Ordinary regular (final)
(Two shillings 7Va pence per share, less
438,395
76,374
22,466
agree't
securities!-
7-15
present
$1.06 Vi
-.________.__i_.__>
Driefontein
5 %
banks!™"™.'
7-30
(Calif.)—
(stock
Oil
York,
on
6%
:;
convertible
West
21,104
76,551
securities
Govt,
foreign
items
Other
»■
repurchase
loans
from-
Bank
93,996
+
8,506,993
bought outright
share
(quar.)
(quar.)
King Corp.
6%
Will
2,483,771
under
7-15
the
50c
-
Common
Wilcox
1959
13,010,298
Total
Cash
953,825
2,477,067
Total
1
(quar.)
com.
Co.
Natural
Watson Bros.
and
employees
35c
(quar,)
Stock
Notes
Due
July 15,
1960
outright—
Certificates
8-
(quar.)
preferred
Waste
part-time
two
The
Agent:
City,
of
44.2%
Cowan's
(increased)
Washington
,
Bonds
Held
July 6,
securities:
Bills
8-15
25c
Wilbur Chocolate, com. (increased)
5% preferred A (quar.)
452.926
outright
8-31
87 '/a
(quar.)
preferred
Whiting
or
366,993
advances
7-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Iron
preferred
$2.50
353,372
Banks
;
and
7-15
1
(increased)
Electric Corp.
(quar.)
Refining & Chemical Co.
Washington Gas Light-
$4.60
is
as
found.
GIVING
cents
sale
Sierra
Warren
Western
dollars)
17,998.645
reserves
7-22
1
8-
dividend)
Wagner
(entire
gold
'"
8-
C
pri¬
com¬
5c
Extra
notes
8-15
'
■
outstanding common stock of the company
for which they will have paid $300,000.00. All the
officers, directors
and
promoters
as
a
group
will own,
directly or indirectly,
55.8%
of
the outstanding
common
stock of the company for which Morris
Cowan
(the
controlling shareholder)
transferred
to
the
company
property having a cost (after depreciation) of $26,836.85. Following
12 VaC
(quar.)_
and
plant
soon
as
be
Jersey
(10
the
15c
:
America,
&
White Stores,
1960
R.
'•"
12 VaC
Food
Corp.
Western
gross.
District).
July 13,
F.
6-28
$1.50
Place,
own
18c
(stock
Works
Corp.
Vogt Mfg.
deduction
Increase ( + )
for
aircraft
and
2%
preferred
Virginia
928
+
Decrease (—) Since
account
7-29
(quar.)
Iron
Vanadium
Wesson
499
—
552
+
shown
are
'
V
317
+
203
+
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
certificate
will
Mining Co.—
com.
Westinghouse Air Brake
Redemption fund
engine
Authorized
8-18
7-29
7 VaC
pfd.
quarters
feet can
together with
Common
1
8-15
(quar.)
4V4%
Fund
Westminster
ASSETS—
',9-
a$0.093
dividend
Western
(In thousands of
5
(quar.)
Appliance,
5%
Gold
jet
approximately
rent
its
move
square
62VaC
Co.,
lime
comprises
annual
will
company
permanent
full
5
7-
(quar.)
common
Construction &
Stock
515
—
41
'
>
Federal
From
7-
1
the
CAPITALIZATION
Corp.—
(quar.)
Company
Utility
365
+
—'
54
+
—
From
Co.,
the
80c
Universal
—2,852
407
—
_
_
1
$1.12%
receipts
Controls, Inc.
Common
Other
*
—1.003
11,425
_
8:: 8-
Extra
deposits:
Interbank
and
693 Broadway, New
electronic
engineers
company
and
space
After
Ordinary
Com., S6 preferred (quar.)
Transit
Common
_
banks
of
business of Morris Cowan, its
Director, carried on since 1951
at
three
the
six
APPOINTMENT—Transfer
Corp.—
Universal Insurance, new com. (initial-quar.)
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., common (quar,)
deposits:
banks
President
employs
located
by
Exchange
Cos.—
Stores
Universal
$5
deposits
(quar.)
common
Pharmaceutical
&
preferred
$4.25
Government
62 Vac
tlOc
United Whelan Corp., com.
(increased-quar,)
$3.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
LIABILITIES—
U.S.
6-30
Ltd
(quar.)
deposit
Common
Demand
7-22
J
21
164.
coin
domestic
5%
—2,090
13,450
_.
assets—net
Total
—1,208
6
-
4,615
.
Reserves with Federal Reserve
Currency
17
+
17,955
securities
—1,952
6-30
—5,700
52
maturing:
year
years
93
-
891
years
5
1.449
8-31
1
8-
15o
Steel
American
304
+
-
898
;
+
24
-
25,266
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates
+
22
-
15,120
440
220
+
12,521
loans
Government
United
938
1,622
nonbar.k
to
Loans
29
1
136
_—
8-31
1
America—
Chemical
&
Vitamin
United
purchasing
Sales finance,
the
to
successor
1960.
fields
company's present production
facilities
additional equipment
which it contemplates
buying will
be
adequate
to
handle
the
anticipated
production
of
all of its products in the immediate future.
7-14
9-30
37 Vac
of
preferred (quar.)
United
pur¬
securities
Government
S.
S.
7-29
10-
Quarterly
68
229
for
dealers
and
U.
5,382
+
2
securities
loans
Loans
77
196
954
carrying:
or
Government
Other
—1,101
31,449
loans.
_
brokers
to
S.
142
4Va%
661
—
8C
60c
(quar.)
$1.06y4
Machinery,
Borax
8
10,000
common
Mines.
preferred
S.
that
28%
Co.
Hill
Shoe
6%
U.
68,614
loans
chasing
U.
78
103,282
adjusted!:
industrial
and
Agricultural
104,796
investments
United
1959
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
7-
1
floor
more
dividend
United Keno
plant
employs
used
of
5c from net
(quar.)
Insurance
its
7-15
Fund—
Improvement,
preferred
United
Decrease(—) Since
Loans
29,
medical
and
Cowan.
tion
8-
25c
Continental
United Gas
Increase ( + ) or
and
sub-contractor,
as
Feb.
on
manufacture and distribu¬
;
is
company
area
7-31
Inc.—
(3c from security profits plus
investment income)
4»A%
U. S. Government bonds decreased $58 million.
Co
Funds,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1
-
at
When
Share
A
United
of
The
Name of Company
$40 million.
increased
devices
Continued from page 12
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $52 million and
loans
Delaware
and
electronics
the name of Cowan Engineering Co. and was organized
marily for the purpose of acquiring, further developing and
mercially exploiting the patent application, inventions, processes
DIVIDENDS
seven
Loans to
Loans to sales and personal finance institutions
Total
in
the
under
loans
industrial
and
in
■
,
company
controlling
Commercial
incorporated
was
instruments
manufacture,
..
The
ernment demand deposits.
Y.,
is engaged in the design
special
in
and
parts.
$407 million in U. S. Gov¬
N.
company
tion
107,094
+
borrowings, and decreases of $1,003 million in
demand deposits adjusted and
Monday, July 18, 1960
..
General Corporation and
Investment News
20,025
147,403
774,808
of
serves
ances
demand
461
57" 041
400,651
;
accounts
in leading cities
changes
Increases of $402 million in reserve bal¬
July 6:
ances
principal
in
capital
Total
shows
.
ACCOUNTS—
Capital
The
.
net
p.
earnings
917.
after
year-end net loss of $86,-
taxes
of
$236,411.82
at
the
Volume
Number 5969
192
The Commercial and
...
Skyline Homes, Inc.—Class A common
Stock Offered
—The firm of Rodman & Renshaw heads
underwrit¬
an
which offered on July 11, 115,000 shares of
Skyline Homes, Inc. class A common stock at a price of
$13 per share.
ing
group
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
Irom
the
sale
will
used
be
primarily
in
the
expansion of production facilities through the establishment of assem¬
bly
plants in California and Pennsylvania.
Part of the proceeds
will be allocated to debt reduction.
BUSINESS—Skyline Homes, Inc., whose main plant and executive
offices are located in Elkhart, Ind., is a manufacturer of mobile homes.
Branch plants arc presently in operation in Ocala, Fla., and Arkansas
City, Kansas.
Most
of the mobile hemes currently produced range
in size from
35 to 55 feet in length and g to 10 feet in width.
They contain living
and dining area, kitchen, one to three bedrooms, complete bathroom,
and
are
delivered fully equipped,
including furniture and drapes.
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below, for whom Rodman
is acting as Representative, have severally agreed to pur¬
chase from the company the number of shares of class A common stock
set forth opposite their respective names:
Financial Chronicle
Charles
been
C.
Bassine,
for
completed
(253)
Chairman,
purchase
by Spartans. Cost of
approximately $450,000.
is
have
arrangements
also
Shares
Completely air-conditioned, the
warehousing space as
shirts, robes, pajamas, sport
100,000
well
foot,
square
facilities
as
one-story plant
the
for
there
1959,
is
a
constantly growing
plans to list on the
Spartans
August.—v.
mi,
■
;
offering
made
was
Shares
C.
A.
Shares
Renshaw
45,000
Allyn and Company
Higginson Corporation 17,500
Shearson, Hammill & Co..t_ 17,500
Lee
&
Rodman
Incorporated
—V. 191, p. 1817.
The Milwaukee Company
17,500
<
■
Marchant
Inc.—Forecast—
development and diversification will add upwards of
to Smith-Corona Marchant's total sales volume in the first
product
$5,000,000
year,
according to Leslie C. Overlock, Vice-President of
Within the last three weeks, the corporation introduced
marketing.
line
new
a
photocopy equipment, and also announced it had acquired exclusive
rights to the electric adding machine line of GeneralGilbert Corp. of Winsted, Conn. Both lines, Overlock stated, are ex¬
of
distribution
pected to be marketed profitably within the immediate near term.
General-Gilbert
The
full-featured
electrics
ideal
are
will
will enable them
machine line and
priced,
machines
for
the
office
Smith-Corona's
out
supply the demand for
to
Overlock
unit.
machines,
manually-operated
round
the
said
popular-
a
General-Gilbert
needs
which
to
replace
does not require
and yet
adding
key
10
out-dated,
high capacity
a
The
line
will
national
company-owned
the
advantage
distribution,
branches
limited
former
Gilbert's
have
now
sales,
dealers.
selected
and
national
distribution,
sales force
of approximately
servicing points, plus
Smith-Corona
of
service
and
facilities,
In
of
place
Mar-
including
Smith-Corona
of
purchase
the
announced
was
a
General-
Overlock.
also
that
said
marketing
in
utilized
1
'■
-
Overlock
be
500 men
"
facilities will
including their
company's distribution
the
all
the
photocopy
new
machines
Standard
organization. He said his optimism
photocopy was based on this advantage of established mar¬
plus estimates of a 30% sales increase for the photo¬
copy
equipment industry in 1960, and an expected growth in total
industry sales to $300,000,000 by the end of 1961.—V. 191, p. 1010.
stock
common
(par
Oil,
American
Oil
Co.,
Chicago,
of
This
and
at
$3
through
share,
per
Grant
Hess,
&
Remington,
plastic
of
a
Calif,
Bell
Southern
Telephone
&
Telegraph Co.—Earnings
1960—Month—1959
Operating
69,513,869
42,498,923
revenues
expenses
taxes-
Federal
9,123,421
income
Other operating
equipment
'
■
and
expanded
operating income
after charges—1
unit is
new
Net
—V.
191,
.
10,939,294
9,501,373
expected to be completed in
the spring of 1961.
The
engineering department of Standard's manufacturing depart¬
handling the design of the installation with its own personnel
under supervision of project Manager K. L. Carter.
is
said
Carter
three
such
device.
These features
are
directly responsible for Improved
quality of tubing through improved density.—V. 190, p. 1019.
,1 ' '
"■
■.
*
"
1 ' * ' 1 >'
*
'
« ' '
• / ' '' *
•' ■' \ ! '
•
52,906,194
46,233,719
2750.
p.
Southern Natural Gas Co.—Rates—
Federal
The
Power
Commission
has
Gulton
See
The
June
pending hearing and
a
increase
nounced
Southern stated that the increase was designed solely
purchased gas costs restating from an increase
filed by United Gas Pipe Line Co., of Shreveport, La., on Feb. 11.
The
FPC, on March 10, suspended United's proposed rates until Aug. 13.
The Commission suspended
Southern's proposed increase until Aug.
13 when it may be put into effect subject to refund.
Southern had
requested that the suspension period end at the same time as United's.
In
November
1959, Southern filed a proposed $7,756,600, or 8.3%'
annual increase.
The increase was suspended by the FPC until June
1, and Southern, as permitted by the Natural Gas Act, has filed a
motion to plgce that increase in effect subject to refund.
Southern
serves
approximately 97 Wholesale customers in Alabama, Georgia,
Mississippi and South Carolina.
its
In
filing,
Industries,
Commission allowed the company, by way of an
interim rate order, an overall rate of return of 6.52% on its pipeline
and
July
the
8,
pending final disposition of Southern's rate
is based on a 6¥2% return on South¬
pipeline properties and 7%- on its production properties.
production properties,
The
case.
ern's
rate
6.52%
action
Commission
The
of return
is
an
interim
in
step
a
case
involving, a
annual wholesale natural gas rate increase by
Southern.
In support of the higher rates Southern claimed, among
other (things, a 7%
rate of return on both pipeline and production
properties, plus tax benefits for statutory depletion .and.intangible well
drilling costs.
$7,756,600
proposed
,
in
the
moved
for
Hearings
counsel
case
an
were
interim
recessed
order
May
10
after
the FPC
staff
the sole issue of rate
all other issues for a subsequent phase
of
the proceeding.
The Commission granted a request by its staff
counsel for omission of the
intermediate decision procedure on this
one issue. Southern opposed the staff motion.—V.
191, p. 1569.
of
return,
reserving
thereby
Southern New England
Telephone Co.—Earnings-
1960—Month—1959
1960—5 Mos.—1959
Operating
revenues.
$11,217,865 $10,579,954 $54,919,383 $51,834,160
Operating
expenses6,835,795
6,441,233 33,692,861 32,100,490
Federal income
taxes-,1,777,428
1,661,474
8,555,091
7,847,294
Other operating taxes
569,338
501,377
2,786,575
2,437,110
Whiting waste heat facilities will be the largest of
Others are at Sugar Creek, Mo., and
City, Utah, refinery of an affiliate, Utah Oil Refining
.7"V;
at
a
a Babcock & Wilcox design with a maximum
rating of 350,000 lbs./hr. at 475 psig, 630 degrees F.
steam drum will be supplied from feed pumps located
steam
Feedwater
to
the
station
power
feedwater
where
than
more
half
mile
a
capacity is already
from
the
heat
waste
site
available.
Carter
Mi*.
pointed out the feedwater facilities are a unique installa¬
they are normally at or near the recovery unit.
He said
them at the existing power station reduced over-all
since
.
About
a
dividend
being
are
assigned
to
waste heat unit itself.-—V. 190, p. 2756.
the
project for various
department. The refinery
including erection of the
•
•
* u'v
,
Stelma, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Public offering
120,000 shares of this firm's common stock at a price
Columbus,
of
10
record Aug.
cents
-
Net
Net
—V.
income
operating
after
191,
charges
p.
$2,035,304
1,709,022
B.
$1,975,870
1,650,085
$9,884,856
8,255,529
$9,449,266
7,845,354
2648.
Bell
Telephone Co.—Registers
Debens.
1010 Pine Street, St. Louis, Mo., filed a registration
the SEC on July 8 covering $100,000,000 of debentures
company,
statement
with
1, 1995, to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
proceeds from the debenture sale will be used to reimburse
the company's treasury for expenditures made
for extensions, addi¬
tions and improvements to its plant.
In addition, the company intends
due
Aug.
The
net
to
advances from the American Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
which are then expected to approximate $86,000,000,. and to
balance for general corporate purposes.—V. 191, p. 2248.
repay
parent,
use.
the
and
mercial
Spartans Industries
Inc.—Plant Capacity—Listing
r
manufacturer announced on July 13 com¬
pletion of a 65,000 square foot addition to its Star City, Ark., plant
which will double its capacity for manufacturing men's and boys' wear.
New
York
apparel
/
of
Talcott
and
military
;
will
division
R.
be
Campbell,
to
systems
test
and
applications.
The
Midwest,
said
20
three
to
equipments.
equipments
standing
contracts
in
the
It has
since
ended
year
aggregated
company's
EARNINGS—For
had
sales
of
the
fiscal
$2,154,329
the
of
of
consisted
company
net
1960,
31,
shares
510,000
The
Period End. June 30—
1960—Month—1959
Sales
—V.
$1,745,363
the
$5,861,204
$6,118,519
191, p. 2096.
Sun
Chemical
Climaxing
the
markets,
Corp.—Corporate
sustained
a
corporation
announced
on
July
of
foreign
SEC
Canoga
in
P.
foreign
President
the
Bittenbender,
commerce,
appointed
was
E.
Norman
company
experience embraces
whose
Alexander
has. acquired
or
the
director of
under
built
whose
a
new
Comipoh Market, the European Free
proposed Latin American Common Market.
Trade
pean
E.
(CSF).
Along
with
principal
in
in
an
becomes
operating
head
of
a
plants and subsidiary companies. Included
constructed
in
established
chemical,
Mexico
the manufacture
for
printing
coating
ink,
pigments
and
as
finishing
well
as
Total
Offered
Development
A
Co.,
made
—
such
of
March 3,
1960,
proposes
The
offered
to
The
months
ended
number
Jan.
purchase,
are
of
1,
as
shares
1960.
of
follows:
names
of
common
the
stock
undewriters,
which each
together with
has agreed to
in
systems
the
are
Inc.—Pittsburgh, Pa.—Files With
on
I960 filed a letter of notification
June 30,
covering 14,375 shares of common stock (par 25 cents)
employees pursuant to an employee stock purchase
SEC
The
191,
p.
with
to be
plan.
2685.
N. Y.—Files With
Commission—
par
June
on
in
units
of
filed a letter of notification with
limited partnership participations to be
and $10,000.
No underwriting is
1960
30,
$300,000 of
covering
at
$5,000
proceeds are to be used for working
National
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
The
involved.
packages will be
manufactured by an affiliate
Pool Equipment Co. Swimming Pool Development
Co., Inc. and National Pool are both under the common control of
E.
L.
Culver who owns approximately 40%
of the common stock of
National
Pool.
The latter
manufactures equipment for commercial,
municipal and other types of swimming pools.
equipment
the 12
as
RW-300,
to
offered
$4,000,000 for
such
Elec-
the
the computer,
analog-to-digital con¬
the
engineering for
loggers.
installations
company
the
approximately
d'Automatisme
marketing
18 RW-300 systems—80%
Securities and Exchange
$499,984 for 124,996 shares of common stock, purchased at $4
share and representing more than 99% of the company's common
stock outstanding.
to
data
equipment
underwriting is involved.—V.
per
amounted
of its experience
Thunderbird Associates, New York,
designing, and construction of swimming pool
and related facilities . such as swim clubs and the financing
projects.
The company was organized by E. L. Culver who
sales
the results
Europeenne
and
applications
provide
associated
corporation
the SEC
paid
The
and
Securities and Exchange Commission—
in the planning,
company,
will
for
Compagnie
manufacturing
to
Thorofare Markets,
Common
No
organized on
date,
operation.
public offering of 250,000 shares of
company,
patents
of all existing industrial digital
world—have been sold and
are
in
used in some 25 different projects in
such industries as petroleum, chemical, cement, primary metals, nuclear
energy,
electric power, aircraft and missiles. RW-300 systems have
been installed in both the United States and Europe.—V. 191, p. 2462,
To
$5 per share.
BUSINESS—The
and
verters
in
Development Co., Inc. common stock
July 12 by Marron, Sloss & Co., Inc., at
on
as
computer
Inc.
designs,
contracts.
the
Pool
Swimming
was
—
company
well
as
S.
Pool
Swimming
Stock
U.
venture.
Compagnie
TRW's
capitalization of
is $1,500.00.
addition
In
plants, in addition to those overseas, turning
out printing ink, plastics, laminated films and fabrics, special materials
for
atomic energy installations, textile chemicals, pressroom supplies,
color cameras, paint and industrial finishes.—V. 190, p. 2793.
51
operates
of
part
will furnish
tronique
England, France, Australia, Mexico and Venezuela.
Sun
is
personnel and
the
facilities
joint
the
corporation,
new
manufacturing facilities and capabilities in the electronics field.
Intertechnique, formerly a licensee of TRW, has turned over to the
new
company
its
process
control
business,
including
equipment,
will be the new plant to be
of
TRW
its
grouping of Sun
new
President of TRW' Inc., and Dr. Maurice J.
Compagnie
Generale
de Telegraphie
Sans Fil
and CSF, Intertechnique of France is the
of
process control technology to the new corporation. CSF
contribute
technical
know-how
and
experience, in addition
to
new
Bitteribende'^
firm
will
manufacture
and
sell
its
Computer in the European Common Market
corporation headquartered in Paris. Formal
new
corporation was made on July 11 by Dr.
computer
will
"
Mr.
for
Europeenne d'Automatisme ElecInternational Division, which is headed
by George W. Fenimore, general manager.
President of the new
joint-venture company is Robert A. A. Remillon, formerly President
of the CSF subsidiary, Compagnie Europeene des Tubes Telephoniques.
Vice-President is Dr. Eugene M. Grabbe, formerly senior staff con¬
sultant on automation for Thompson Ramo Wooldridge
Inc.
the Euro¬
and
notification with
(no par) to be
Calif.,
the
of
Wooldridge,
President
since
Association
letter of
stock
common
formed
Ponte,
by Sun
1957
group
inside
of
Del.—Files With SEC
a
Control
newly
announcement
Dean
20 years' service
management
six plants located
filed
1960
7,
shares
75,000
Park,
Digital
International Operations Group to augment its penetration of key mar¬
kets in Europe, the Far East, Africa and the Western Hemisphere..
William
covering
through
and
of
July
on
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc.—Forms French Firm
This
TRW
facilities
establishment
11.
2793.
p.
at $1 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to repay a note, train technicians,
salaries and for plant and equipment.
Structure—
three-year expansion
191,
offered
tronique,
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$1,654,520
in T854,
loans,
corporation
The
Stores Inc.—Sales Up:—
Corp.
receivable and
special
$35,000,000.—V.
third
Sterchi Bros.
Acceptance
is engaged in all phases of industrial
inventory financing, mortgage, equip¬
industrial time sales financing, factoring,
rediscounting and equipment leasing. In addition to Chicago, offices
are
located in New York, Detroit, Boston, Atlanta and Los Angeles.
The company's volume of receivables processed
exceeds $1,000,000,000
a
Annual volume of First Acceptance Corp. is approximately
year.
founded
and
RW-300
outstanding capitalization
of capital stock.—V. 191,
First
announced his retirement.
Talcott,
out¬
2096.
p.
20-year-old
advisory capacity. Clayton Packard, another First Acceptance executive,
more
its
backlog of $5,048,443.
a
the
the
has
amount¬
earnings
March
of
produce
when
ended March 31 ,1960, the company
of $133,095.
year
and
CAPITALIZATION—As
to
1960,
31,
which deliveries
on
to $3,154,786 had been made, leaving
ing
expanded
March
$8,203,229,
enable
will
and
other fields of industrial financing. "Backed
additional resources and facilities of Talcott," he said, "the
organization will be better able to serve additional clients in the
growing Northwest area."
Mr. Arnao will remain with the new division in a consulting and
broaden its activity in
by
Tech Antares Corp., Wilmington,
principal products relate to telephone, telegraph, radio and switching
equipments in communications systems with heavy emphasis on data
processing. The company's production during its first year (1951) was
than
of Talcott's Midwest Region, directed by Russell
located In Chicago.
the merger will expand Talcott's operations in
part
Vice-President,
Silverman
Mr.
.
Conn., is engaged in the develop¬
telecommunications
equipment for
com¬
of
and
President,
Acceptance, said the company, acquired through an exchange of
stock, will continue to operate in Minneapolis as the First Acceptance
Division of James Talcott, Inc., with Donald Bates as general manager.
Mr. Bates has been in the instalment finance field for 20 years. The
Stamford,
manufacture
SALES—Its
The
.
director.
and
BUSINESS—Stelma,
engage
Southwestern
the
Reiss,
Lawrence
projects
This
offered are issued and outstanding and are
account of certain selling stockholders, including
president
and
chairman
of
the
company: ."and
Lewison, vice-president and director, and Burton Bernard,
for
Chairman, and Herbert R.
Charles C.
Arnao,
President
of
joint announcement by James Talcott,
Silverman,
ment
sold
industrial financing and factoring
Corp.,
Minneapolis,
First
finance—accounts
PROCEEDS—The shares
a
of
on
July
8 acquired
First Acceptance
national instalment financing firm.
Minn.,
of $5.50 per share was made
on July 14 by Amos Treat
Co., Inc.; Bruno-Lenchner, Inc., and Wm. Stix Was¬
herman & Co., Inc.
stockholders
to
14
declared
Talcott, Inc.—Acquires—
106-year-old commercial and
company,
A
Sept;
payable
share
per
and
Tenn.,
15.—V. 190, p. 1880.
(James)
This
the
engineers
20
and
Ohio, Birmingham, Ala., Knoxville,
television station in Lexington, Ky.
At
a
recent annual meeting,
the board of directors
locating
investment.
Period End. May 31—
-
Up 19%—
reports net income for the first fiscal quarter ended
1960 of $429,772, an increase of 19% and equal to 29 cents
company
30,
.
based upon
above.
Inc.,
period
Whiting unit will be
The
continuous
to reflect an increase in
On
'
per
the
Company.:
confined
suspended,
$1,312,000, or 1.8%
annual wholesale natural gas rate
proposed by this company, of Birmingham, Ala., it was an¬
on July 7.
decision,
■
„
Systems Research Group, Inc.—Acquired—
company installations.
Salt Lake
the
at
25,912,225
55,990,560
46,886,514
,
tension
Taft Broadcasting Co.—Net
general
ment
treasurer
12,401,931
9,784,437
cut-off
cinnati
ment
Net
automatic
an
fluid
potential from the flue gases of the cracking units,
in carbon monoxide gas, which otherwise would be
atmosphere, will represent a fuel savings to the refinery
equal to about 6% of total refinery fuel consumption.
38,283,553 208,213,367 187,609,225
9,922,065
47,227,839
48,055,721
27,793,754
has
and
rich
Alfred
5.208,463
semi-automatic
is
developed by
was
The new machine permits greater exposure of impregnated filler to
heating elements, increased pressure during winding, and an automatic
the heat
to
being
$
and
increased production
have resulted from the recent
to
the
said
He
64,353,375 339,225,520 314,483,365
5,489,594
taxes—
S
control
said
are
relatively
1960—5 Mos.—1959
$
$
Operating
quality
and
special tube winder by this Oaks, Pa., and
manufacturer and fabricator of industrial laminated
&
Feriod End. May 31—
in
tubing
new
wasted
Inc.,
cost of moving, lease¬
proceeds are to be used for machinery,
hold improvements, and working capital.
5,000
share, compared with $362,090 or 24 cents a share for the same
in 1959.
Net revenues increased 15%
to $2,874,875 in com¬
parison with $2,498,764 in the first quarter last year.
,
«;
Taft
Broadcasting operates radio
and television stations in Cin¬
of
The
7,500
7,500
Co
inches.
48
by
for
not disclosed.
was
times from the company's general engineering
mechanical division will handle construction,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Co.__
Co
Synthane's staff members, including Charles B.,
general manager of production, in
coopoeration with the
builders of the machine, Luster-Jordan Manufacturing Co., Norristown,
Pa.
The range of the tube winder is three-quarter of an inch ID to
10
inches OD, and it can handle random
lengths of tubing up to
SEC
offered
&
&
Southeastern
plastics.
distributor,
a
f"
••
purchase price
that
corporation on June 29, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
covering 100,000 shares of common stock (par 25 cents) to be
improvements
laminated
Glendale,
"Addition of carbon monoxide waste heat recovery facilities at the
Whiting refinery is a part of the company's continuing effort to effect
operating economies at its refineries," Arthur F. Endres, refinery Man¬
ager, said.
tion
Sonex, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files With SEC—
Kirkland
Salomon
10,000
7,500
1817.
installation
July
the
The
new
unit is
being added to a revamped
catalytic cracking plant which makes gasoline.
keting facilities,
The
L.
10,000
Synthane Corp.—New Product-
A waste heat recovery plant will be built at the company's Whiting
refinery that will save fuel equal to the average yearly fuel consump¬
tion by more than 16,000 homes.
regarding
the
p.
of
(Ind.)—Acquires New Plant-
Great
on
of
Standard.
equipment-trained service
business
First
Major
secon¬
11 by Standard Oil Co. (Indiana).
newly-acquired company
will be continued
according to Dwight F. Benton, sales Vice-President
Operations
Marchant
operating out of 300
distribution and
an
additional force of 5,000
selected servicing dealers to market the General-Gilbert line.
The economies made possible by the use of Smith-Corona Marchant
facilities will result in higher profits for dealers, and this will in turn
stimulate trade acceptance for the General-Gilbert line, according to
have
will
F.
15,000
1
Offering—A
on
Standard OH Co.
The
new
10,000
Morgan,
machine.
chant's
Jenks,
15,000
&
—V.
'
Smith-Corona
15,000
Harrison
191,
Co
Shipper and Finney, Inc.
Boenning & Co
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
15,000
Co.
Sears &
—
Schweickart & Co._
Fenner & Smith Inc. at
The
New
Murphy & Co., Inc.
Albany Corp
First
<
■
•
17,500
30,000
Loweil,
Renshaw
&
Co
30,000
June 28 by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
$65.50 per share, with a dealer's
concession of $1.50 per share.—V. 191, p. 745.
$2.50)
&
Draper,
Berry, Douglas & Fitzhugh,
Inc. A—*———
Sellers, Doe & Bonham,
owned since
Exchange in
Stock
-
Co.—Secondary
35,300 shares of
of
Publicly
York
Electric
Sprague
dary
2352.
p.
demand.
New
Bass
production
shirts, and shorts.
Spartans Industries is a producer of a diversified line of popularpriced, basic style apparel for men, women, and children, including
such
"leisure
time"
wear
as
sport shirts and Bermuda shorts,
for
which
M.
Shares
..
Marron, Sloss & Co., Inc._ 40,000
J. R. Williston & Beane— 32,500
Jack
includese
of
that
said
of. the, original Star City plant, formerly
the purchase and the completed addition"
leased
49
Toro Manufacturing
This
'
Minneapolis,
Minn,
capital.
Corp.—Holland Subsidiary—
corporation,
active
in
the
power
mower
industry,
has incorporated
a
subsidiary in Europe
to take over
manufacturing,
sales
and
promotion overseas,
Robert W. Gibson,
Vice-President Marketing Division,
announced on July 12.
Incorporation
(Nederlands)
land.
N.
was
V.,
in Holland under the name Toro International
but sales headquarters will be at Zug, Switzer¬
of Denmark with extensive background
Bent O. Hailing, a citizen
50
In
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(254)
market analysis, has been appointed
subsidiary.
will enable the company to
communicate
more
effectively on marketing problems and increase
merchandising and selling efficiency. Eventually Toro International
will take over complete operation of Toro Export Sales, he added.
Toro
already has distribution in 11 European countries—Austria,
Belgium, Norway, Denmark, England, Prance, Holland, Italy, Sweden,
Switzerland and West Germany. It is also well established in South
and
Central
America,
Mexico,
Cuba,
Thailand,
Korea
and
the
machinery
European
distribution
for
manager
said
Gibson
Mr.
new
operation
new
Philippines.
working
with
with
move
begin
been Scandinavian representative
research
firm which
has been
years Mr. Hailing has
International,
market
Pegasus
Toro
wife
his
Europe
in
children
three
and
He
has
just
returned
to
Copenhagen
after
conferring at Toro
headquarters here. After calling on European distributors, he will
return
to Minneapolis
for the month of August. He will return to
Europe after the Toro International Distributor Convention in Min¬
neapolis, Sept. 7, 8 and 9.—V. 191, p. 2565.
Trailer
Press-
W.
Placement—R.
Co.—Private
Train
prich & Co. has arranged the private placement of an
$8,000,000 Trailer Train Co. 5%-5Va% conditional sales
contract, 100% loan, maturing in semi-annual instal¬
ments through May 15, 1975.—V. 191, p. 2685.
be
declared
Federal
A
Commission
Power
hearing
scheduled
been
has
for July
D.^C., on an offer of settlement of a proposed
$15,100,000 annual wholesale natural gas rate increase by this corpora¬
tion, of Houston, Texas.
The settlement offer would reduce the pro¬
in
20
Washington,
increase by
posed
when
the
In
placed
its
of
offer
effect
in
settlement
lesser
On
conferences
with
to
18,
20.
after
June
the
cus¬
plus
dividends
The
time
and
unpaid
which
of
reason
With
Consolidated
cents
reported
were
released
stock
two
for
crease
months
five
of
May
this
of
Louis
that
to $91,264,000 and savings to
year
in¬
30%
first
the
$71,872,000 as
31.
the
In
1959
noted
He
1960.
J. Galen predicted a
consolidated assets rose in
President
report, Mr. Galen reported
savings at $65,498,000.
pamphlet
$81,767,078
at
first
"Our
operation
of
year
assets
of
as
31,
Dec.
was
achievement
solid
of
one
and
en¬
progress," he stated, "with assets of World Savings
Calif., our principal subsidiary, reaching a record level
$50,600,080 at year-end.—V. 191, p. 845.
of
of
couraging
Lynwood,
and
Plastics,
Inc.
—
Stock
Offered
payment
and
1962
Martinelli,
July 1 pub¬
Hindley & Co., Inc., of New York City, on
licly offered 150,000 shares of Tri-Point Plastics,
stock
common
(par lOp) at $2
will
be
(2)
BUSINESS-—The
engaged
is
company
in
production
the
and tubing, stock of a plastic material known
the
precision
manufacture
of
various items
and
and
for
the
aircraft and missile industries out of
electronic,
PROCEEDS—The
offered
estimated
are
underwriting
of
the
at
the
the
approximately
of
estimated
towards
from
proceeds
commissions
financing
$50,000
net
$45,000
repayment
of
of
other
The
bank
components
this material.
the
after
$237,500
and
$17,500.
at
sale
costs
rod,
of
securities
deduction
and
of
expenses
plans to apply
$75,000 for leasehold
company
loans;
improvements and purchase of machinery and equipment for new
molding division;
$17,500 for opening and maintenance of Florida
outlet and warehouse; $50,000 for purchase of additional lathes
sales
and
machines;
screw
$15,000
$50,000 for advertising and sales
additional working
for
CAPITALIZATION
promotion;
and
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
stock
Common
—V.
2,000,000 shs.
10c).
tpar
Outstanding
600,000 shs.
1369
191, p.
which
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds from the sale of the common shares will
funds of the company.
An
aggregate of
$316,500 will be expended to discharge outstanding short-term in¬
debtedness incurred to provide additional working capital, and about
$240,000 is
committed
for
completion
of
the
company's
Triumph
Marino Division plant in Texas.
added
be
the
to
general
BUSINESS—The
corporation,
with
its
headquarters" in Houston,
Texas, is engaged primarily in the design, manufacture and installation
of
fixtures,
such as paneling and other
wall coverings, showcases,
cabinets
counters,
buildings
Bond
Gas
see
In
offices.
Inc.;
cruiser.
total
boat.
of
of
"Triumph,"
the
latter
$199,000
sales
net
of
Allied
Stores
boat
sizes
are
a
the pleasure
28
foot 9
the
years
boat
and
field with
inch
company
architectural
expected
to
materials.
...
the
1959
year
$1,518,643
and
the
earnings of
$.42
;
and
its
share.
company
a
Finance
June
29
Corp.—Stock
offered
for
cumulative preferred
purchase warrants
($10
par
stock
be
as
dealer
a
of
-
affiliates
attached.
The
and
The
issuer
stock
was
6%
its
stock
offered
plans to sell its
discount
commission
at
own
act
Twiggs
St.,
Tampa,,
Fla.,
will
underwriter.
as
DESCRIPTION OF
offered
is
a
cumulative
second
preferred
of
stock"
preferred
stock
preferred
to
be
stock
as
to
and
100,000 shares
stock.
The board
determine to issue
as
a
•designation,
rights
new
with
the
holders
of the
predecessor was organized under
May, 1938 under the name of
immediate
Florida
by
in
William
Mr,
N. Saunders who has been
since its inception.
On Dec.
series
or
preferences
pertaining
to
restrictions thereof."
of
the
second
series
of
$10
par
value pre¬
directors by resolution may from time
additional number of shares of preferred
part of a prior series and to determine the
and
basically
amounts
of
oil
laster,
flooding.
West
lished
capital
in
offices.—V.
additional
offices and in further development of estab¬
of
new
191,
engaged
operating
the
offering
to
are
be
used
for
2565.
p.
ide,
using
its
as
Co.
will
Natural
corporation,
with
statement
class
and
A
Corp.—Files for Secondary
Gas
the
75,124
Rusk
811
Smith,
terms
and
to
are
Process
will
of
West
development
and production
in the con¬
struction, ownership and operation of gas processing plants for the
extraction from casinghead gas and natural gas of natural gas liquids,
consisting of natural gasoline and liquefied petroleum gases, and in
the transportation and marketing of the liquid products.
In addition
wells
for
The
prospectus lists Wililam A. M. Burden as board chairman.
He
V. Burden, together with William A. M. Burden & Co.,
family trusts, own 620,506 shares of class A and 396,868 shares
B stock; and they propose to sell
the 150,248 class A and
class
Stewart, a director of the com¬
pany, is a general partner of William A. M. Burden & Co.
Upon com¬
pletion of this offering, the said partnership, its partners and members
of their immediate families (including the other selling stockholders),
will own 566,345 shares of class A
(12.06% ) and 460,268 shares of
class B (19.61% ).—V. 192, p. 51.
class
75,124
McLean
R.
shares.
B
oil
by
the
Oil
reservoir
dioxide
will
Oreo
by
Recovery
with
(C02t
recover
possible
con¬
solu¬
or
secondary
more
conventional
water
plant to liquefy carbon diox¬
gas being vented from a nat¬
C02
in
the
the
of
and
Texas
their
on
contract
be
material
awarded
in
orders
loads
Puckett
is
gas
to
New
of
Ellenburger
necessary
Mexico.
field,
order to
in
locations
customers'
After
within
processing,
the
pumping
and metering into
oil recovery projects.
the
in¬
liquefaction plant
Consulting
Engineers,
Inc.
was
secondary
for
the
initial
C02
this
have
month
been
and
placed.
the
Construction
plant
scheduled
is
and
to
of
equipment
contracts
to
are
on-stream
go
October.
initial
pany's
to
already
three
for
sale
contracted
to sell part of the
Substantial additional C02
years.
out
of
the
plant's
spokesmen,
140
tons
per
day
of
Oil
Bentley
Saye of Helmerich & Payne, Inc., the com¬
adequate for considerable expansion, and supplies
and water are under long-term contract.
More than
feet
2,000
transport
of
tons
C02
C02
of
gas
day is available which could
daily. In addition the company
terminal points nearer the oil
per
liquid C02
via
gas
pipeline
to
fields to the north when the expected
usage
projects has increased sufficiently.
General
Lee
is
cubic
over
committee
and Harry
site
fuel
gas,
million
provide
may
has
next
operating
Corp.
plant
C02
35
Co.
the
capacity.
According
of
C02
still
Edmunds,
Manager
of
Jr.
of
West
Albuquerque,
Texas
secondary
on
oil recovery
Mex. has been named
company,
with W. R. Hay as
C02
N.
plant Superintendent.
Western Auto Supply Co.
Period End. June 30—
S
Sales
Interest
White
The
a
S
$
131,007,000
30,328,000
128,378.000
Acquired—
above.—V.
Co.
191, p.
2140.
Sewing Machine Corp.—Acquires—
corporation
Murray
1960—6 Mos.—1959
S
28,303,000
See Beneficial Finance
in
(Mo.)—Sales Lower—
1960—Month—1959
•
W.
cash
Sales,
announced
Inc.
of
July
on
Detroit
from
14
the
that
Ogden
it
has
Corp.
acquired
New
of
York
transaction.
White's
Chairman
acquisition
is
Industrial
Murray
W.
and
is
heating
outlets
been
of
Board,
Vollmer
in
step
White's
W.
stated
Fries,
expansion
that
this
for
its
plans
Sales, Inc., was a wholly owned subsidiary of Ogden,
Michigan's oldest and largest wholesalers of plumbing
equipment, and industrial pipe, valves and fittings.
It
branches
in
Fries
the
another
of
one
operates
of
Supply Division.
in
Flint,
Pontiac
metropolitan
the
Florence
of
plant is to be
liquid carbon
utilizing
to
Bridgers
and
Paxton,
Albuquerque, N. Mex. Design work has been completed
and
two
new
it has outstanding 4,696,428
stock.
and
the
first
awarded
engaged in the exploration for and
of natural gas, condensate and crude oil,
indebtedness,
and
•
produce
projects
carbon
source
continuous
located
Engineering
is
shares of class A
and 2,347,182 shares of class B stock.
Management officials own 7.55%
of the class A and 22.07% of the class B stock.
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
& Co., Inc., is the record owner of 7.45%
of the class A and 16.18%
of the class R stock; and the firm, its partners and members of their
immediate families own 6.67% of the class A and 16.83% of the class
various
will
crude
a
is
the
ton
20
pump
licensees
jection
and underwriting
Inc.
The public offering price
supplied by amendment.
be
to
company
H.
of
liquid C02 into specially
built
highway transports for handling on round-the-clock schedules
to its customers.
The insulated transports are made of high tensile
steel to handle, the 325 pounds
per square inch pressure and zero de¬
grees Fahrenheit temperature.
At the delivery site the C02 is trans¬
ferred into the high pressure low temperature storage tanks of Oreo
be
Barney & Co.,
are
The
by
Avenue,
offered for public sale by the present
holders
thereof
through an underwriting group headed by Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co., Merirll Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., and
outstanding
ownership
wholly-owned
of
its
transport it economically from its
Houston, filed a registration
SEC on July 8,
1960, covering 150,248 shares of
shares of class B stock.
These shares are now
of
7,
Walter
and
liquefaction
Process
than
build
material
raw
Basin
is
of
Oreo
profit,
more
C02
The
gas
treating plant
located
County, Texas. Liquefaction
Edward
Union Texas
Corp.
the
and
which
treatment
Recovery
business
in
first
concentrations
dioxide.
with
Texas
the
and
carbon
in the consumer loan
subsidiaries.
All sub¬
sidiaries
are
wholly-owned
by
the
issuer.
The number of branch
offices at which operations were conducted was 17 at Dec. 31, 1955,
24 at Dec. 31, 1956, 30 at Dec. 31, 1957 and 36 at May 31, 1960.
is
Finance Corp.,
through its
Union
issuer,
finance
July
on
Payne Inc.
oil' recovery
Process,
for
Detroit
concurrently
President
of
the Murray
announced
and
Wyandotte,
as
Mr.
Robert
three
as
Dinning,
Murray W.
Sales, Inc. will become
Sales operation.—V. 190, p. 1022.
W.
well
area.
that
who
General
has
Manager
Wiley Electronics Co., Phoenix, Ariz.—Acquired—
Giannini
See
Scientific
Corp.
above.
Win-Chek
Universal Marion Corp.—Offering
The
stock
offering
corporation's
to
closed,
common
has
Oversubscribed—
shares
additional
of 435,120
stockholders
oversubscribed
been
of common
and
the
books
Industries, Inc.—Additional Financing De¬
tails—Our July 11 issue reported the offering on
July 8
of 150,000 shares of this firm's 10^ par class A stock at
$3
President, announced here today.
Mullaney,
James
The company
each
for
of
available
share.
per
offered the shares on the basis of one additional share
held. Those shares not taken up by the exercise
which expired at 3:30 p. m. EDT, Monday, July 11, were
to shareholders, subject to allotment by the company.
agreed
to
severally,
alloted
be
said
and
the
that
them.—V.
to
191,
for
an
2685.
p.
below
named
have
CI. A. Stk.
offering was
request
underwriters
severally
purchase, and the company has agreed to sell
the respective number of shares of class A stock
to
them,
forth
set
below.
Michael
97% subscribed for by present
additional 100,000 shares came
In under the secondary privilege given to present stockholders and will
Mullaney
Mr.
stockholders
Additional financing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—The
shares
four
rights,
Kletz
G.
&
CI. A. Stk.
Co.,
84,750
Hardy
John
&
Godfrey, Hamilton, Magnus
& Co., Inc.
22,500
Inc.
Stanley Heller & Co
—V.
V.
Victoreen Instrument Co.—Division
Frank
Co.__
H.
Kaplan
192,
Karasik &
9,000
&
Kesselman
&
7,650
Co.__
Stearns &
Co.,
7,200
Inc.
7,200
Co
Co.,
Inc
7,200
4,500
157.
p.
Expands—
Woodard Research
to
the
of
Expansion
plant
demands
increased
meet
Electronics Division
the Jordan
of
for
missile
products is announced by David H. Cogan,
components
of Vic¬
other
and
The
the
corporation
SEC
offered
located
programmer,
"The
22,000
new
of
feet
square
production
being
space
The
office
built
commercial purposes,"
Mr. Cogan
$10
per
proceeds
building,
June
on
covering
at
1950
30,
15,000
shares
share,
without
be
to
are
equipment
used
and
filed
of
for
and
develops
(F. W.)
and components.—V.
192,
p.
working
with
to
$2)
(par
of
a
laboratory
bo
and
—V.
191,
1960—6 Mos.—1959
$
73,995,672
$
$
70,739,879 419,958,787 383,397.16#
2566.
p
157.
Worthington Corp.—Files Stock Plan—
American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
This
Inc. above.—V. 191,
a
corporation,
of
Its
common
401
stock,
subsidiaries
V. 189, p.
Walter Corp.—Record Earnings—
of
Worthington
registration statement with the SEC
shares
145.
(Jim)
notification
capital.
1960—Month—1959
Sales
Walt Disney Productions—Purchases Interest—
See
of
stock
Wool worth Co.—Sales Higher—
Period End. June 30—
said.
Cleveland, pioneered in nuclear in¬
produces a widening variety of elec¬
in
and
letter
construction
$
with headquarters
Victoreen,
a
common
underwriting.
in
permit greately increased production of programmers
Jordan components for missiles, industrial automation and
other
other
elec¬
will
Alhambra
and
Alhaipbra, Calif., developed the solid state
"Mir.ichron," for Scout and other missiles.
in
Corp., Herndon, Ya. — Files With
Commission—
v
Securities and Exchange
Chairman and President of
Victoreen.
This
relative, participating optional and other
series,
and
the
qualifications
or
such
Tampa,
31,
May
Fla.
achieved
homes,
the nation's largest builder of shell
earnings in the nine-months period ended
announced on July 14 by James W. Walter,
corporation,
record
it
1960,
was
President.
Net
of
an
each
is
tions
Oreo
available
The
announced
was
Recovery
equally
secondary
Texas
Officer
executive
Finance
C02
to
be
pursuant
on
offered
to
its
Avenue,
Harrison,
N.
J.,
filed
July
to
11, 1960, covering 50,000
employees of the company
Incentive
Stock
Option
Plan.—
858.
and
stock
time
equally
in
is
"6%
of
ferred
stock
stock
without a
common
stock being
known
is
ferred
value
to
of the holders of
debt having pro¬
or
outstanding
shares
common
subject
be
not
consent
stock
the
52.
p.
&
C02
Company's
Stockton, Texas
Fort
use
patented
trolled
and
PREFERRED STOCK—The
having a par value of $10 per share.
already outstanding 49,302 shares of a first series of pre¬
designated as "6%
preferred stock" which has a par
$20.00 per share and is non-cumulative. The issuer's charter
authorizes 250,000 shares of the
first series of $20 par value preferred
There
Corp.,
is
Texas
near
for
output
page
series
West
The
which
purchase
192,
total
Oil
of
share
West
tronic devices
or
dealers
W.
will
volume
paid on securities which it sells in its
behalf. The issuer may also offer its stock
through
at a discount of
6%,
The issuer's President,
N.
Saunders, 505
or
will
and
the
prior
dividends
of
chief
Texas
Helmerich
plant's
strumentation
no
of
issuer's
Inc.
West
a
Co., Inc. and Peoples Finance Service, Inc.,
a
Georgia
corporation,
consolidated
into
Union Finance Corp.,
a
Florida corporation, which was organized on that date.
toreen
common
stock
31.—V.
Aug.
the
expected
during
Process.
to
$10.50
at
stock
STOCK—The
common
issue
(1)
stock
Co.,
and
Union
1954,
company
of
stock
common
prohibit dividends on the class A
State
the
will
allowed
own
shares
A
pur¬
holder
the
and
Finance
tronic
Offered—The
30,000
stock with class A
share).
per
sale
A
without
may,
number
and
splits
Jordan,
Union
class
non-assessable
stock,
or
is
division
new
division offices
will exceed 100
96
were
by
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current financing, out¬
standing capitalization of the company will consist of $161,230 of
sundry debt and 420,000 shares of common stock.—V. 191, p. 2249.
on
class
common
entitle
pur¬
ural
Three
production
into
go
A
will
stock
stock
preferred
increase
president
31,
Corp.;
&
1960.
EARNINGS—For
had
two
past
on
and
part of
Oil
class
warrants
COMMON
A
The
public
Fiberglas luxury
has expended
research,
design
and development of this
developed a new concept in cruisers, using a
the
company has
combination
of established
models
Humble
banks,
stores,
Refining Co.; Tennes¬
Bank of the Southwest, Houston, Texas.
Co.;
the
Over
for
include
customers
Hotels;
The
additional
furnishings,
the company entered
1960,
introduction
cabin
Its
Hilton
Transmission
January,
the
-a
and
Stores
similar
and
limit
it
President
President of
companies
dioxide
Peos
issuer
the
and
there
company.
by
stock.
laws
its
Triumph Storecrafters Corp.—Common Stock Offered
July 13 by an underwriting group jointly managed by
Hardy & Hardy and First Southeastern Co.
Both
warrant
and
paid
The
common
BUSINESS—The
B
—Public offering of 145,000 shares of this corporation's
common stock at a price of S5 per share was made on
stock
said
of
issuance
31,
May
C02 Co.—Formed—
of
Bentley,
company
A
stock
to
capital.
A.
Permian
fully
of
ends
year
formation
Heimerich,
in
in the class A common shares, and (3) liqui¬
date the comoany or dispose of substantially
all of its assets.
The
holders
of the class A common stock are entitled to participate in
Inc.
"Teflon"
as
fiscal
states
West Texas
the
increase
Union
when
17
the
proportionate
the
in
the
As
year.
operating
$10.50 per share from Aug. 1, 1961 to July 31,
share from Aug. 1,
1962 to July 31, 1965 is
per
fiscal
by
calls.
This
sheeting
or
the issuer as its "class A common stock," par value
(the maximum authorized amount of said stock being
shares).
The said class A common stock, when purchased,
class
its
During the quarter just ended the corporation opened 10
making an aggregate of 20 new offices opened
share
per
further
share.
per
be
cumulative
Issuer's
the
of
of
offices,
current
located
non-detachable
these
CLASS
of
$14.00
designated
$1.00
company
The
either
OF
somewhat hampered by adverse weather
conditions in
states.
"Since
the
beginning of the fourth quarter
activity has increased significantly," he added, "and the
anticipates an increase in its present record pace."
v
were
number
construction
James
'
6%
the
the
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
—
of
the
Monday, July 18, 1960
.
issu¬
callable in whole
upon
30 days notice
shall
date,
of
time
provisions.
a
of
surrender
on
the
working
Tri-Point
the
provisions.
registered with the Securities and Exchange Com¬
exempted from registration under Regulation A.
be
or
issuable
and
and
any
of
time
.
.
of
Each
share
the
cumulative
stock
on
the
shares
included
be
one
will
mission
common
7.
time,
same
from
accrued
the
share commencing Aug. 1, 1961 and ending July 31, 1962, and at
per share from Aug.
1, 1962 to July 31, 1965.
Prior to the
time at
which the warrants may be exercised, the class A common
for
$1,054,914
of
the 1,280,000 shares of
on
July
on
the
At
calendar 1959, equal to
stock outstanding,
by Trans-World Financial Co. in its first annual report
earnings
share
a
of
$14.00
common
82
the
per
all
Trans-World Financial Co.—First Annual Report—
of
up
price of $10.30 per share plus any declared
thereon and plus
any
undeclared dividends
from
cumulative
warrant.
purchase
winding
or
redemption
the
will
have
part
dividends
each
chased
dissolution
preferred
in
accrued
have
chase
time
to
at the
writing
which
by reason
cumulative
6%
from
stock
said
of
liquidation,
quarter
a
any
undeclared
visions
in
New Jersey, New York, North Carolina,
Pennsylvania.—V. 191, p. 1923.
Georgia, Maryland.
Carolina, Virginia and
Alabama,
South
refund.
subject
entitled
be
whether voluntary or involuntary, the holders of the 6 %
preferred stock shall be entitled to be paid $10.00 per
declared and unpaid dividends thereon and plus any
cumulative
ance
of
event
corporation,
550,000
$3,000,000.
1959, suspended the proposed increase until Nov.
was
Commission's staff and other interested parties.
increase would affect 75 wholesale customers operating
the
tomers,
The
it
filed
Transco
about
in June
The FPC
1959,
shall
stock
and
DESCRIPTION
Hearing—
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—FPC
preferred
cumulative dividend annually before any dividend
paid upon the first series of $20.00 par value
preferred stock, the common stock or the class A common stock. If
in any year dividends amounting to 6%
per annum are not paid on
tne 6%
cumulative preferred stock, the deficiency shall be a charge on
the net earnings of the corporation until paid.
new
thereafter.
immediately
operations
manager will
to Zug in September and will
elsewhere. The
and
cumulative
6%
the
payment of a 6%
shall
share
several
For
for
to
of
holders
The
and
the
the
.
pared
are
were
$2,378,809
$1,904,367
the
for
for the
three-quarters,
corresponding
period
up
in
25%
1959.
com¬
There
1,372,890 common shares outstanding, compared with 834,972 shares
outstanding
Mr.
corporation filed
July
11
a
254,000 shares
earnings
with
Yardney Electric Corp.—Registers Common—
This
on
a
Walter
accomplished
year ago.
said
even
that
the
though
substantial
construction
increase
operations
in
net
during
profit
the
was
third
an
with
registration
of
common
the
Securities
statement
stock. The
and Exchange Commission
relating to the proposed sale of
shares will be publicly offered by
underwriting group headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co.
shares wili be sold by certain stockholders of the
company and
pompany will not receive any of the proceeds of the sale.
The
the
The
company
is principally engaged
manufacture and
sale
of
silver-zinc
in
the
primary
teries.—V.
184, p. 2490.
development,
and
design,
rechargeable bat¬
j
Volume
Number
192
5969
The Commercial and
...
Chronicle
Financial
(255)
51
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Indio
ALABAMA
Murphy,
will receive
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
July 26 for the purchase of $1,Director,
175,000 new housing bonds. Dated
June 1, 1959. Due on June 1 from
1961 to 2000 inclusive. Principal
and interest payable at the Fiscal
Agent's office.
Sale —The $150,000 gen¬
obligation election 1958, se¬
eral
ries
bonds
2
offered
Kodiak,
Bond
obligation
general
1960 bonds
of
issue
was
10,000
4V4S.
as
Kodiak,
1960. Due
as
75,000
of $23,000
Dated June
5s.
inclusive. Interest J-D.
1970
Aug.
on
to
on
Aug.
1975
1976 to
1,
Le¬
gality approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle,
Aug. 1 from
Due
Aug.
on
1
1983 inclusive
cate
4s.
as
from
July
on
1
Due
1975
to
were
the
of
office, 9643 Mission Blvd.,
Glen
Wagenseller
Durst;
&
Fred
Blake & Co., and C. N. White
1988
to
on
&
Aug. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Cutler, of Chicago.
of Control
(P. O. Tallahassee),
Bond
mitory
Sale—The
revenue
offered
on
Housing
Agency,
$1,200,000 dor¬
certificates of 1959
July 12—v. 192, p. 54—
awarded
were
the
to
and
a
Bond
City
Offering
—
receive sealed
(MST) on July
will
Clerk,
bids until 10
Mary Fields,
a.m.
the
28 for
purchase of $2,310,000
bonds/Dated July 1,
1960. Due on July 1 from 1962 to
1981 inclusive. Principal and in¬
limited
tax
GEORGIA
District, Santa Barbara County,
/■;
California
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 gen¬
eral obligation school bonds of¬
from
building bonds offered on July 5
250,000
192, p. 54—were awarded to
The California Bank, of Los An¬
550,000
as 3%s, at a price
basis of about 3.74%.
geles,
a
1961
to 1964 inclusive.
3Vis. Due
as
July 20
on
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
from
of 100.044,
will
7
Dekalb
Bond
Chairman
of
the
3Y2s. Due
as
Board
Com¬
of
Due
1980
inclusive.
gality
on
Jan.
from
1
Interest
approved
by
1963
J-J.
to
Le¬
Charles
&
Pekin, III.
Bond
Sale
192,
at
The
$374,000 fire
fighting equip¬
bonds offered on July 8—v.
p.
First
—
and
fire
54—were awarded to
a
cost of about 3.54%.
$39,000
4s.
as
Due
follows:
as
Dec. 1 from
on
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
55,000
3%s.
as
from
280,000
Due
Dec.
on
3Y2s.
as
Due
Riverdale,
Bond
Dec.
on
III.
Sale—The
1
Y
$550,000
mu¬
nicipal building bonds offered
and
28
awarded
191,
v.
—
John
to
p.
2796
Channer. Newman
&
as
Co.,
Securities
a price of
cost of about
interest
net
on
—were
Nuveen
Co., jointly, at
ILLINOIS
1
1967 to 1969 inclusive.
from 1970 to 1978 inclusive.
Atlanta.
Seaside Memorial Hospital of
The
National
Bank, of Chicago,
price of 100.006, a net interest
ity approved by Spalding, Sibley,
Troutman, Meadow & Smith, of
from 1970 to 1980 inclusive.
bids
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
June
July 20
on
sealed
(CDST) on Aug. 2
for the purchase of $300,000 school
building bonds.
Dated
July
1,
ment
County (P. O. Decatur),
Georgia
Offering —C. II. Blount,
!<Y
receive
p.m.
station
Santa Maria Joint Junior College
—v.
tion,
price of par.
& Co.
Sale—The $130,000 school
Bond
—
Oliver Rey,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Finance
missioners of Roads and Revenues,
Avon, until 8:30 p.m. (Calif;
fered on July 11—v. 191, p. 2686—
ARIZONA
will receive
sealed
bids until 1
DST) on July 25 for the purchase
were
awarded to a group
com¬
of $1,550,000 improvement district
p.m.
(EST) on July 26 for the
Pinal County School District No. 44
posed of The Crocker-Anglo Na¬
No. 1 bonds. Due on Aug. 15 from
purchase of $2,200,000 second lien
/
tional Bank,
(P. O .Florence), Ariz.
of San Francisco, water revenue bonds. Dated
1964 to 1985 inclusive. Legality
July
Glore, Forgan & Co., and Sutro &
Bond Sale—The $12,000 school
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
1, 1960. Due on April 1 from 1962
Co., at a price of 100.0001, a net
building bonds offered on July 5 of Los Angeles.
to
1990 inclusive. Callable as of
interest cost of about 3.52%, as
—v. 192, p. 53—were awarded to
April 1, 1970. Principal and in¬
La Habra School District, Orange follows:
Refsnes, Ely, Beck & Co.
terest (A-O) payable at the First
County, Calif.
$200,000 as 5s. Due on July 20 National Bank of Atlanta. Legal¬
Tucson, Ariz.
Offering
Federal
Home
SYss, at
as
Illinois
Bond
1960.
Florida
/
Counties,
Columbia Community Unit School
District No. 4 (P. O.
Columbia),
until
University of South Florida, Board
'.
Monroe and St. Clair
sewer
bonds. Dated
Marine Midland Trust Co., in New
York. Legality approved by Chap¬
follows: Dean Witter
as
Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.; Stone
Youngberg; Lawson, Levy, Wil¬
liams & Stern; J. B. Hanauer &
Co.;
1961
and interest
1
syndi¬
1956
Aug. 1, 1956. Due
inclusive.
1985
members
July
on
chase of $200,000 water and
revenue, series
man
&
D.
Juliano, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
her
Due
&
on
inclusive.
Jurupa Community Services Dist.,
Riverside County, Calif.
Bond Off erin g—Josephine
at
3%s.
as
Other
1,
1967.
4Vis.
as
from
Due
July 1 from
on
from 1972 to 1974 inclusive.
1
supply
June 1 from 1961 to
on
Due
4s. Due
as
1968
sold to The Bank
60,000
220,000
4Y2s.
as
4s. Due
as
1961 to 1971 inclusive.
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
40,000
water
7—
.
$25,000
Alaska
Sale—An
cost
192, p. 54—were awarded to
Shearson, Hammill & Co., as fol¬
low^:
of 100.051, & net* interest
of about 3.96%, as follows:
$220,000
v.
1966 and
ALASKA
July
on
Francisco, at
price
a
Bond
Bond Offering—-Ray W.
by the Bank of America
N. T. & S. A., of San
St., Indio),
California
Andalusia Housing Authority, Ala.
Executive
headed
Sanitary District (P. O.
45-500 Van Buren
par,
a
4.26%,
follows:
Brown County Community Unit
Long
School District, Los
Beach (P. O. 1401 Chestnut
School District- No. 1 (P. O.
$175,000 as 4%s. Due on Dec. 1
Angeles County, Calif.
from 1962 to 1969 inclusive.
A ve., Long Beach), Calif.
Mt. Sterling), III.
terest (J-J) payable at the City
Bond Sale—The $285,000 gen¬
Bond Sale—The $234,000 intern
Bond Sale—The $248,000 school
375,000 as 4Y4S. Due on Dec. 1
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
eral obligation school bonds of¬
from 1970 to 1979 inclusive,
housing 1958 revenue bonds of¬ building bonds offered on June 30
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
fered on July 5—v. 191, p. 2636— fered on
July 5—-v. 191, p. 2686— —v.': 191, p. 2796—were awarded
Chicago.
were awarded to John Nuveen &
Taylorville, III.
were
awarded to the Federal to Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., and
Co., as 4s, at a price of 100.101, a Housing
Bond Sale—An issue of $700,000
and
Home
Finance White-Phillips Co., Inc., jointly, as
CALIFORNIA
basis of about 3,98%.
Agency, as 3s, at a price of par. 3%s, at a price of 100.152, a basis waterworks revenue bonds was
sold to G. H. Walker & Co., as
Desert Center School District,
of about 3.73%.
Little Lake City School District,
Tri-Cities Municipal Water District,
Riverside County, Calif.
4Y4S, 4.30s and 4%s. Dated April
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Cook County School District No. 68
Orange County, Calif.
1, 1960. Due on April 1 from 1977
Bond Sale—The $115,000 school
Bond pflerihg-^Gordon T. NesBond Offering—Mary B. Sher¬
(P. O. Skokie), III.
to
1990
inclusive.
Interest
A-O.
building bonds offered on July 5 vig, County Clerk, will receive wood, Secretary of the Board of
Bond Sale—An issue of $425,000
Legality approved by Charles &
sealed bids at his office in Los
—v. 192, p. 53—were awarded to
Directors, will receive sealed bids school building bonds offered on
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
The Bank of America N.
T. & Angeles, until 9 a.m. (Calif. DST)
at
her
office, 100 North Calle June 28 was sold to The Harris
S. A., of San Francisco.
on
Aug. 2 for the purchase of Seville, San Clemente, until 7:30
Trust & Savings Bank, of Chicago,
Waverly, III.
$125,000 school bonds. Dated Sept. p.m. (Calif. DST) on Aug. 15 for
at a price of par, a net interest
Bond Sale—An issue of $333,000
Enterprise School District, Los
1, 1960. Due on Sept. 1 from 1961 the purchase of $3,000,000 water
cost of about 4.14%, as follows:
waterworks and sewerage revenue
Angels County, Calif.
to 1985 inclusive.
Principal and series A bonds. Due on Sept. 15
bonds
was
sold
to
The
WhiteBond Offering—Gordon E. Nes- interest
(M-S)
payable at the from 1963 to 1990 inclusive. Le¬ $60,000 as 4V|s.! Due on Dec. 1
from 1962 to 1967 inclusive.
Phillips Co., as 4s and 47/ss. Dated
vig, County Clerk, will receive County Treasurer's office.
gality approved by O'Melveny &
365,000 as 4Vss. Due on Dec, 1 March 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from
sealed bids at his office in Los
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles County Waterworks
1961
to
1995
inclusive.
from 1968 to 1978 inclusive.
Interest
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (Calif. DST)
District No. 13 (P. O. Los
M-N.
Valle Lindo School District, Los
Legality
approved
by
on
Dated July 1, 1960. Interest J-D.
Aug. 2 for the purchase of
Angeles), Calif.
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of
St.
Angeles County, Calif.
Legality approved by Chapman &
$94,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
Louis.
Bond
Sale—The
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes$80,000 gen¬ Cutler, of Chicago.
1, 1960. Due on Sept. 1 from 1961
eral obligation
school bonds of¬
to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and vig, County Clerk, will receive
INDIANA
sealed bids at his office in Los fered on July 5—v. 191, p. 2686—
Dixon, III.
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
Lawndale
,
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (Calif. DST)
on
July 19 for the purchase of
$400,000 Lomita Narbonne Ranch
water
company
No.
2,
annex
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, I960.
Due
on July 1 from 1864 to 1995 inclu¬
County Treasurer's office.
Huntington Beach Union High
School District, Orange County,
California
Bond
Sale
—
The $5,100,000
school, series A bonds offered
July 12
—
awarded to
v.
a
on
53 — were
syndicate headed by
192,
p.
3%s. Due on July 1
from 1961 to
1,275,000
from
1,530,000
1969 inclusive.
as 3V2s. Due on July
1970 to 1974 inclusive.
as
1
33/4S. Due on July 1
from 1975 to 1980 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
were
as,
follows:
Blytli
&
Lowell Joint School District, Los
Trust Co.,
Sale—The $92,000 general
Bond
series
bonds
E
1958,
election
school
obligation
a
offered
on
July
5
awarded
Dean Witter & Co., as 4%s, at
price of 100.63, a basis of about
191,
p.
2686—were
4.17%.
County, Calif.
Bond
Bank,
both
of
San
Francisco,
Glore, Forgan & Co., E. F. Hutton
& Co., R. H'. Moulton & Co., John
Aug. 9
Hammill
—
High
J.
School
1S62
Brown,
and
for the purchase
of $90,-
000 school bonds.
Bond
were
Sale—The
awarded
State
Board
$500,003
Education
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
to
a
syndicate
Lake
Sale—The
Bond
July
on
26
the
for
bonds.
fered
on
June
Bond
Offering
Draughon,
ceive
(EST)
sealed
on
—
City
Co.,
of
100.0048,
about
bids
July
until
25
for
a
3.81%,
Chicago, at a price
net interest cost of
as
33/4s.
as
Dec.
on
1
1973 to 1975 inclusive.
from
Road
Bond Sale—An issue of
road
bonds
was
Wood,
III.
District,
sold
as
$150,000
to
N.
will
M.
re¬
Sale
Vieth,
4V4S and 4V2s.
offered
bonds
sold
was
sold to
a
—
An
issue
of
the
at
the
to
same
Federal
time
Housing
and
Home Finance Agency, as 3s,
at
price of
a
par.
East
Gary School Building Corp.
(P. O. 3115 Central Avenue,
East Gary), Ind.
Bond Offering
—
Alverissa Mil¬
ler, Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CDST) 011 July
20
Milan
was
price of 100.082.
a
Additional
follows:
Due
July 12
on
composed of The City Se¬
curities Corp., Collett & Co., Inc.,
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.,
and Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
group
4s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1961 to 1.972 inclusive.
105,000
student union, series A bonds
offered
as
for
first
purchase of $1,050,000
revenue
bonds.
the
mortgage
1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1
1987 inclusive. Call¬
Dated July
from
able
1963
as
of
to
Jan.
1,
1967. Principal
15, 1960. Due on Jan.
1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive. In¬
(J-J) payable at the
Lake County State Bank, of East
Legality approved by
Trauernicht,
of
St.
Gary. Legality approved by Ross,
Dated June
Mrs.
Clerk,
gen¬
Northern
The
to
issue of $1,150,-
Bond Sale—An
000
$1,350,000 student union, series B
building bonds of¬
29—v. 191, p. 2796—
awarded
Duncan &
City, Fla.
$175,000
College of
Muncie), Ind.
Indiana (P. O.
Inc., at
eral obligation
sealed bids until 9:30
(EST)
Ball State Teachers
County School District No. 65
$70,000
ley, Secretary of the State1' Super¬
of
Public
Instruction,
a.m.
ap¬
(P. O. Lake Bluff), III.
intendent
will receive
Legality
Chicago.
Offering—Thomas D. Bai¬
Plant
gen¬
A-O.
Interest
1970.
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
of
of
series 1960 bonds.
April 1 from 1961 to 198.9
Callable as of April 1,
on
Trust
Calif.
obligation school bonds of¬
fered on July 5—v. 191, p. 2786—
Due
were
FLORIDA
Placentia Unified School District,
eral
sealed
a.m. (CDST) on July
purchase of $600,000
water revenue,
on
inclusive.
purchase of $7,770,000 state school
County,
the
for
Dated
County Treasurer's office.
revenue
Orange
July
$380,000
bonds.
Due
1975
bids until 11
Hamill,
receive
will
on
Aug. 1 from
Principal
interest (F-A) payable at the
to
Clerk,
inclusive.
L.
DST)
purchase of
Aug. 1, 1960.
Bond Offering—Irene E.
City
26
(Calif.
the
building
Bond
Offering—Jay C. Bayless,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
his office in Visalia, until
&
Offering
a.m.
for
Florida
bids at
Co., William R. Staats & Co.,
Weeden & Co., Schwabacher &
Co., Francis I.
duPont &
Co.,
Rowles, Winston & Co., and Stern,
Frank, Meyer & Fox.
Bond
Packwood School District, Tulare
Crocker-Anglo National
Nuveen & Co., Shearson,
An¬
District, Fresno County, Calif.
school
'
to
Los
price of 1U0.101,
a
Union
Washington
26
California
—v.
4 V4s, at
Security-
of
basis of about 4.23%.
a
10:30
Angeles and Orange Counties,
Co.,
Inc., California Bank, of Los An¬
geles,
First
Western
Bank
&
as
The
to
Bank
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Fresno, until
office.
Security-First National Bank
Angeles, at a price of
100.057, a
net interest cost of
about 3.67, as follows:
as
geles,
Principal and interest (J^-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
Los
$2,295,000
awarded
National
sive.
the
of
were
First
terest
J-J.
7:30
p.m.
Charles
the
pur¬
Louis.
&
and
interest
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(256)
Offering
—
sealed
July
on
until
bids
the
for
28
1
re¬
general
p.m.
pur¬
chase of $262,000 waterworks rev¬
enue
bonds. Dated July 1, 1960.
Due
Dec.
on
from 1961
1
to
Sale—An
Bond
will
Clerk-Treasurer,
ceive
(CST)
Bar¬
Theresa
nard,
p.
Harveyville, Kans.
Liberty, Ind.
Bond
1996
of $50,000
issue
waterworks,
obligation
sold to
The Rittenoure Investment Co., as
4%s. Dated July 1, 1960. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Interest
J-D. Legality
approved
series
bonds
1960
B
was
and interest by William P. Timmerman, of
(J-D)
payable
at
the
Union Wichita.
County National Bank, in Liberty.
Sacred Heart College, Wichita,
inclusive.
Principal
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianap¬
Legality
Kansas
Offering
Bond
2688
awarded to The
Trust Co., of
were
—
July
Parish,
No.
School Dist.
Ebarb
(P. O. Many), La.
Offering — Roy Alford,
Co.,
from
to
1961
Esther
of
Guy E.
—
gema,
Township Trustee, will re¬
ceive
sealed
KENTUCKY
until
bids
2
"Aug. 10 for the pur¬
chase of $511,000 school aid bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due semi-an¬
nually from July 1, 1963 to Jan.
(CDST)
of
3.83%.
Columbia),
Adair County (P. O.
p.m.
price
Kentucky
Bond Sale—The $55,000 school
on
building
bonds offered on
revenue
28
June
191,
—v.
& Co.,
$15,000
as
fol¬
lows:
National Bank, of Warsaw.
2688 —were
p.
awarded to Magnus
1, 1980 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the First
Legal¬
17,000
IOWA
23,000
West Sioux Community
55—were awarded to
Nuveen &
Co., and Stern
Brothers & Co.,
of
100.021,
about
3.59%,
$230,000
to
Due
3.60s.
as
from 1974 to
Nov.
on
Due
1
Nov.
on
Due
bonds
revenue
192,
—v.
a
Ky.
$290,000 water
offered on July 6
p.
55—were awarded to
composed of The Bankers
group
Bond
inclusive.
cate
64,000
384s.
as
1
1979 inclusive.
Due
Due
KANSAS
and
Rural
No. 2
Ottawa
133,000
Counties
4s. Due on July 1 from
as
1979 to
Joint
25,000
High School District
(P. O. Concordia),
as
1988
inclusive.
Kansas
33/4S.
Due
on
July
1,
Bond
Edmonson County
Sale—An
issue
of $57,000
was
building, series 1960 bonds
sold to Milburn, Cochran &
Co.,
as
Due
3V2S. Dated June 1,
on
Oct.
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
1961
1960.
(P. O.
Brownville), Ky.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
building revenue bonds offered on
to
1965
A-O.
Legality
approved by William P. Timmerman, of Wichita.
-
June
30
—
Bond
Sale—An
2688
p.
awarded to Walter,
—
were
Woody & Hei-
District (P. O.
Edmonton),
Kentucky
Bond
Offering—Thomas Butler,
Other
members
of
the
syndi¬
able
State
Co.,
&
purchase of $72,000 school funding
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
1961
J-D.
to
1970
Legality
approved by William P. Timmerman,
of
bonds. Dated June
sive.
Wichita.
1
June
from
1, 1960. Due on
to
1961
1980
inclu¬
Principal and interest (J-D)
at the
Edmonton State
payable
Goodland, Kans.
Bond
water
bonds
Sale—An issue
utility
was
system
of
Bank, in Edmonton. Legality ap¬
$95,000
revenue
Milburn, Coch¬
ran
& Co., as 4s, 414s, 414s and
4%s. Dated July 1, 1960. Due on
July 1 from 1961~to 1971 incl.
terest
J-J.
William
by
proved
P.
of
Wichita.
of
Sachs
&
C.
Wheat
Co.,
&
Harkness
and
3.63%.
Newton, Mass.
Bond
Sale
,
The
—
of about 3.14%.
Axe
School
.
Class
Fourth
District
Offering
No.
Public
Mich.
1,
W.
—
Eugene
Glendon,
Secretary of the Board
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on July 20
for the purchase of $50,000 school
building bonds. Dated June
1,
of
1960. Due
terest
Principal
(J-D) payable at
trust
or
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
1961 to
and
in¬
bank
designated by
company
any
the successful bidder.
Legality ap¬
by Miller, Canfield, Pad-,
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
proved
Mich.
Owosso,
Bond Offering—G. A. Van
City
Clerk,
Epps,
sealed
receive
will
bids
27
for
water
$138,000
tem
1960.
sealed
bids
At¬
pal
c/o
Due
45
1975
terest
payable at
company
bidder.
Legality approved
Canfield, Paddock &
of Detroit.
Deer
Street,
River
Bond
District
&
Co.; Mead, Miller & Co.; Peo¬
ples National Bank of Charlottes¬
No.
Offering
317,
Minn.
E.
Ken
—
Hill,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CDST) on
July 25 for the purchase of $250,000 school building negotiable
general
July 1,
1963
obligation
1960. Due
to
1,983
bonds.
on
Jan.
inclusive.
Dated
1 from
Interest
J-J.
Legality approved by Dorsey,
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind¬
horst, of Minneapolis.
Fergus Falls, Minn.
Bond
Chelsea, Mass.
&
Bond
Independent School
District
Boston.
Co.; Granbery,
Marache & Co.; McDonald-Moore
bank or trust
by the suc¬
any
designated
Miller,
re¬
First
Boston, until 11:30 a.m. (EDST)
on
July 19 for the purchase of
$140,000
park
and
playground
loan bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1960.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1967
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the First National Bank
of Boston. Legality approved by
Ropes, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
Folger,
Hibbs &
1,
on
MINNESOTA
the
Milk
sys¬
bonds. Dated June
July 1 from 1961 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
Stone,
of Boston, Munici¬
Division,
parking
automobile
revenue
Co., Inc.
J.
$470,000 water
July 11—-v. 192,
on
Hill, Inc., jointly, as 3.70s, at a
price of 100.4599, a basis of about
cessful
Sale—The $100,000 build¬
ing denomination loan act of 1960
offered on July 6—v. 192,
bonds
ville,
Schaffer,
Necker
&
Co.;
Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.; Pen-
p.
3.60s, at
Barksdale & Co.
Rubin,
of about 3.57%.
55—were awarded to The Lin¬
coln National Bank, of
a
Chelsea, as
price of 100.118, a basis
Offering
—
Harold
H.
Drews, City Clerk-Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CDST)
on
chase
$100,000 general
tion
of
local
lvfor the pur¬
obliga¬
improvement
bonds.
Aug.
Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due on March
1
from
1961
to
1975
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
Glenmore School
District No. 27 (P. O.
Rapides
Parish,
Alexandria),
by
Tim merman,
R.
LOUISIANA
In¬
Legality approved
B.
2.80s,
as
basis of
a
160—were awarded to Goldman,
p.
by
ington, Colket & Co., and Horner,
Joseph
Louisville.
sold to
Fleming-W.
(F-A) payable at the
office. Legality
Treasurer's
National Bank
Wells & Christensen, Inc.;
Dec.
1, 1968. Principal
Neilly, Town Treasurer, will
Mullaney, Wells &
Geruldsen & Co.;
Due
bonds.
revenue
Bond Offering—Matthew S. Mc-
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.; McDon¬
nell & Co.; John Small & Co., Inc.;
Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.; Julien
Wallace,
100.067,
bonds offered
Brookline, Mass.
Bramhall, Falion &
Mason - Hagen,
hoc.;
Nolan,
Co., Boston,
of
Methuen. Mass.
1985
MASSACHUSETTS
Co.; Roosevelt'& Cross;
Collins & Co.;
55—
p.
Sale—The
Bond
Case, of Baltimore.
Co.;
Inc.;
192,
7—v.
2.77%.
approved by Smith, Somerville &
lanta; E. F. Hutton & Co.; Fahne-
Co.;
July 21 for the
Co.
of Aug.
as
ceive
Georgia,
price
a
about
&
series
and interest
Baxter & Co.
of
Bank & Trust
at
Bond
Wheat
C.
Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1
from 1961 to 1975 inclusive. Call¬
&
Co.; Equitable Securities Corpo¬
ration; Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
Company
July
on
awarded to The State Street
were
Bad
seventh
Co.; Chemical Bank New York
Co., of New York; Mercan¬
tile Trust Company of St. Louis;
Trust
fered
street
1960 bonds of¬
loan
until, 3 p.m. (EST) on July
the* purchase Of $315,000
supply system revenue, se¬
ries D bonds. Dated June 1, 1960.
Due on July 1 from 1967 to 1985
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Detroit Bank
& Trust Company, in Detroit. Le Maryland State Roads Commission
gality approved by Miller, Can(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Bond Offering — C. R. Pease,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
Secretary of the State Roads Com¬
mission, will receive sealed bids
Bond Offering —-- Betty E. Fenuntil 11 a.m. (EDST) on July 27
ker,
City. Clerk,
will
receive
for
the
purchase
of
$1,684,000 sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
county highway construction, on July 25 for the purchase of
&
Bache &
Bond
MICHIGAN
Charles
Savings
Bank,
of Chicago;
Glore, Forgan & Co.; C. J. Devine
I
on
Co., Inc.; Julien Collins & Co.;
Barksdale &
follows: Harris Trust
as
Mass.
Sale—The $150,000
and sidewalk
Harris
&
3.60s.
Lynn,
syndi¬
Co.; Granbery,
Marache & Co.; McDonald-Moore
& Co.; Mead, Miller & Co.; Peo¬
ples National Bank of Charlottes¬
ville,
Schaffer,
Necker & Co.;
Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.; Penington, Colket & Co., and Horner,
&
tion, will receive sealed bids until
on
the
follows:
as
National Bank, of Boston, as
J.
basis of about
3%s and 4V2S. Dated June 1, 1960.
(CST)
'
of
on
awarded to The Merchants
Wallace, Geruldsen & Co.; Wells
& Christensen, Inc.; Folger,
Nolan,
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.;
100.019.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
p.m.
July 15,
on
June 30—v. 191, p. 2797
offered
—were
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
Annapolis), Md.
Sale — The
$9,750,000
bonds offered on July 12—v. 191,
stock
Metcalfe County, County School
issue of
$13,953
improvement, series 1960
bonds was sold to Bache & Co., as
191,
merdinger, and Associates.
Glascow, Kans.
street
v.
V
members
Blair & Co., Inc.; Bear, Stearns
v
school
&
Trust
1989 and 1990.
inclusive.
1989
Due
bonds
Sale—The
$1,400,000
bonds offered on July 7—v. 191,
Bache & Co.
Roosevelt & Cross; Trust Com¬ p. 2688—were awarded to a group
pany of Georgia, Atlanta; E. F. composed of The Bankers Trust
Hutton & Co.; Fahnestock & Co.; Co., of New York, Harris Trust &
Bramhall,
Falion
&
Co.,
Inc.; Savings Bank, of Chicago, R. W.
Mason, Hagen, Inc.; Wood, Gundy Pressprich & Co., and Industrial
& Co., Inc.; McDonnell & Co.; John National Bank, of Providence, as
price of 100.449, a basis
Small & Co., Inc.; Geo. B. Gibbons 3.20s, at
B»nd
cate were
1
to
15
Savings Bank, of Chi¬
cago; Glore, Forgan & Co.; C. J.
Devine
&
Co.;
Chemical Bank
New
York
Trust Co.,
of New
York; Mercantile Trust Company
of St. Louis;
Blair & Co., Inc.;
Bear, Stearns & Co.; Equitable Se¬
curities
Corporation;
Shearson,
Hammill & Co.; Baxter & Co.;
MARYLAND
1
1978 inclusive.
from 1972 to
Cloud
July
on
Due on July
Is.
were
Trust
Anne Arundel County (P. O.
of
on July
from 1966 to 1971 inclusive.
3V2S.
as
4s.
Dudley, Mass.
$69,000
Bond
inclusive.
1973
of
Weeks, as 3.70s, at a price
100.34, a basis of about 3.66%.
15
Due on July 15,
1990.
Co., J. J. B. Hilliard & Son,
p. 2688—were awarded to a syndi¬
Co., at a price of cate headed
by the Chase Man¬
98.00, a net interest cost of about hattan
Bank; Bankers Trust Co.;
3.99%, as follows:
both of New York; Drexel & Co.,
$27,000 as 4s. Due on July 1 from and White Weld & Co., at a price
1961 to 1965
to
1975
as
Other
and Goodbody &
41,000
Nov.
on
Due on June 15
1975 inclusive.
Sale—The
Bond
1
inclusive.
from 1969 to 1973
330,000
of
1968 inclusive.
3^s.
as
price
cost
follows:
as
from 1961
a
interest
33/4S.
as
190,000
jointly, at
net
a
4V4S.
a
July
County, County Sanitary
District (P. O. La Plata), Md.
Rpjtid Offering—J. Oden Turner,
Westbrook, Me.
Bond Offering — Philip C. Laf^. Chairman, County Sanitary Com¬
fin, City Treasurer, will receive" mission, will receive sealed bids
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on until 11 a.m. (EDST) on July 26
July 21 for the purchase of $1,- for the purchase of $725,000 san¬
000.000 school bonds. Dated Aug. itary, series A bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1 from 1961 1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1 from 1962
to
1980 inclusive. Principal and to 1986 inclusive. Principal and
interest payable at the First Na¬ interest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
tional Bank, of Portland. Legality Mercantile-Safe Deposit & Trust
approved by Ropes, Gray, Best, Co., of Baltimore. Legality ap¬
proved by Smith, Somerville &
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Case, of Baltimore.
Anchorage,
192, p.
John
inclusive.
1970
to
from 1971 to
School
building bonds offered on July 7
—v.
4s. Due on June 15 from
as
Hawarden), Iowa
Sale—The $750,000 school
Bond
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
as
1966
District (P. O.
43/4S. Due on June 15
as
from
approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
ity
100.30,
as
Due on
43/4s.
as
from
200,000
Trustees,
Hy-
3.92%,
1974.
—
Offering
1962
as
3,000,000
—
Bond
about
5s.
as
from
Torline,
Board
of
cost
200,000
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
Secretary of the able at the Parish School Board
will receive Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
Sullivan County (P. O. Sullivan),
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Indiana
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Bond Sale—The $350,000 hospi¬ July 26 for the purchase of $500,- Chicago.
000 dormitory revenue 1960 bonds.
tal bonds offered on June 29—v.
Dated April 1, 1960. Due on April Vermillion Parish Recreation Dist.
191, p. 2568 — were awarded to
No. 1 (P. O. Abbeville), La.
1 from 1962 to 2000 inclusive. In¬
The Northern Trust Co., of Chi¬
Bond Sale—The $450,000 public
terest A-O. Legality approved by
cago, and Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
bonds
offered on
Stinson, Mag, McEvers & Fizzell, improvement
Inc., jointly, as 3%s, at a price of
June 28
v.
191, p. 2465 — were
of Kansas City.
100.294, a basis of about 3.31%.
awarded to a syndicate composed
Seward County (P. O. Liberal),
of E. F. Hutton & Co., Howard,
Vincennes, Ind.
Kansas
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.,
Bond
Sale
The $30,000 offBond Sale—The $875,000 county
Kohlmeyer & Co., Schweickhardt
street parking revenue bonds of¬
hospital bonds offered on July 6 &
Co., and Dorsey & Co., as 4s, at
fered on July 5—v. 191, p. 2796—
—v. 191, p. 2796—were awarded to
a price of 100.0008, a basis of about
were
awarded to The American
a
syndicate headed by Milburn, 4.10%.
National Bank of Vincennes, as 4s.
Cochran & Co., Inc.
Other members of the syndicate
Warsaw
MAINE
Community Consolidated
were as follows:
Lucas, Eisen &
School Corporation (P. O. East
Bangor, Me.
Main Street, Warsaw), Ind.
Waeekerle, Ranson & Co., Colum¬
Bond Sale—The $435,000 capital
bian
Securities
Corp., Beecroft,
Bond Offering—W. Robert Hall,
bonds offered on
Cole & Co., Seltsam-Hanni & Co., improvement
Secretary of the School Board,
and
Piersol,
O'Brien
& July 7 — v. 192, p. 55 — were
will receive sealed bids until 2 Inc.,
awarded to Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Adams, Inc.
p.m.
(CDST) on Aug. 10 for the
Inc., and Harriman Ripley & Co.,
purchase of $187,000 school build¬
Thayer, Kans.
Inc., jointly, as 3.40s, at a price of
Bond Sale—An issue of $74,000
ing bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due
100.30, a basis of about 3.36%.
semi-annually from July 1, 1963 general
obligation
waterworks,
Cape Elizabeth, Me.
to Jan. 1, 1980 inclusive. Principal series 1960 bonds was sold to The
Bond Sale—The $881,000 school
and interest (J-J) payable at the Rittenoure Investment Co., as 4V2S
bonds offered on July 7—v. 192,
Lake City Bank, in Warsaw. Le¬ and 4%s. Dated June 1, 1960. Due
gality approved by Ross, McCord, on Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclu¬ p. 55—were awarded to a group
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
sive.
Interest J-D. Legality ap¬ composed of Coffin & Burr, Inc.,
F.
S.
Moseley & Co., Stone &
proved by William P. Timmer¬
Wayne Township (P. O. Warsaw),
Webster Securities Corp., and H.
man, of Wichita.
Indiana
M. Payson & Co., as 3% s, at a
olis.
a
$1,000,000
inclusive.
1980
both of New York;
Co., and White, Weld &
price of 100.009, a net
follows:
tion, will receive sealed bids until
9:30 a.m. (CST) on Aug. 9 for the
purchase of $44,000 school bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Sept.
1
at
interest
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Sister Mary
—
Monday, July 18, 1960
.
Trust Co.,
Drexel &
17
Bond
a
.
the Chase Manhattan Bank; Bank¬
ers
Sabine
191, p. 2688 — were
syndicate headed by
12—v.
awarded to
Guaranty Bank &
Alexandria, as 4s.
.
Bond
bonds
La.
Sale—The $110,000
offered
on
July
school
6—v.
191,
Anne Arundel County Sanitary
Commission ( P.O. Annapolis),
Maryland
Dennis
Bond
.
t
Bond Sale—The $4,400,000 sanitary, series SSS bonds offered on
eraj
fered
were
Water District,
gaie—The
obligation
Mass.
$281,000 genwater bonds of-
any bank or trust company des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Howard,
June 29—v. 191, p. 2797— Peterson, Le Fevere, Lefler
awarded to Hornblower & Haertzen, of Minneapolis.
on
&
.
Number
192
Volume
5969
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(257)
53
of
Moorhead,
Bond
Clerk,
City
Minn.
Offering—Paul
will
from
A.
Cook,
sealed
receive
bids until 8 p.m.
(CDST) on Aug.
for the purchase of $415,000 var¬
8
improvement
local
ious
Bond
jail
Paul
St.
of
storm
improvement
obligation bonds, offered
general
July
5
awarded, to
192,
v.
—
p.
55
—
were
syndicate composed
a
First National Bank, of St.
of the
Paul, John Nuveen
&
Co.,
Cald¬
well, Phillips & Co., Mannheimer-
cost
of
about
4.52%,
as
Albany,
Miss.
Offering—Frances Dodds,
Clerk, will receive sealed
City
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on July 19
for the purchase of
tric
revenue
1961
to
Due
from
1975 inclusive.
Rankin
No.
$300,000 elec¬
bonds.
County Supervisor's Dist.
(P. O. Brandon), Miss.
1
Bond
as 4.20s. Due on Oct.
from 1962 to 1968 inclusive.
$90,000
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
NEW MEXICO
Las
Vegas, N. Mex.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Due
4i/2s.
1981
July 18 for the purchase of
$97,000 general obligation sewer
awarded
Sedalia
to
Bond
eral
inclusive.
School
be received until 2 p.m.
Thief River Falls, Minn.
Offering—I. H. Thorsten-
City
son,
July
on
Clerk,
will
until
8
p.m.
for
bids
sealed
the
18
water
$225,000
receive
(CDST)
purchase of
bonds.
July 1
works
Dated July 1, 1960. Due on
The
cipal and interest payable at any
bank
trust company
or
will
Clerk,
from
195,000
July
the
for
26
purchase
of
Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1
from 1962 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
or
Legality approved by Briggs
Morgan, of St. Paul.
&
Yellow Medicine County
Feb.
Feb.
on
and
Feb.
on
Reinholdt
Due
&
Gardner
Havre,
Sale
Bond
Feb.
on
1,
WE GIVE
1
STOCK
Stix
and
&
•
p. 56 — were
Allison-Williams Co.,
and
Piper, Jaffray & Hop wood,
jointly, at a price of par, a net in¬
terest cost of about 4.18%, as fol¬
lows:'
-:V
ties
and
BOSTON STOCK
•
DETROIT STOCK
Due
on
Jan.
1
from 1976 to 1985 inclusive.
30,000
4.20s.
as
Due
on
Jan.
MISSISSIPPI
Marion County (P. O.
on
National
•
MIDWEST STOCK
plant
Bond
to
$398,000
gen¬
offered on July 6—
2797—were awarded to
p.
Jaffray
District
&
Hop wood,
No.
8
(P,
Sale—The
Bond
street
bonds.
to
1961
1970
inclu¬
awarded
$25,000
to
Aug.
of
greater Port of Pasca-
2
for
the
purchase
ments,
4j/4S, at
as
No.
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
•
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS (RR.)
•
•
EXCHANGE SEATS
•
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
FEDERAL LAND BANK
•
RAILROAD
•
BONDS
BONDS
RAILROAD STOCKS
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS
•
•
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
•
REAL ESTATE
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
•
school
REAL ESTATE STOCKS
•
INSURANCE STOCKS
•
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
•
The
INVESTING COMPANIES SECURITIES
Montana
price of
a
UNITED STATES TERRITORIAL BONDS
par.
County High School Dist.
(P. O. Noxon), Mont.
Offering
BONDS
SECURITIES
•
OTHER
10
Bond
bids
29
until
for
sewer
8
the
STATISTICAL INFORMATION
—
(MST)
p.m.
purchase
revenue
7, 1959. Due
bonds.
•
CALL LOAN RATES
•
PRIME BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
•
DOW, JONES STOCK AVERAGES
•
SECURITIES CALLED FOR REDEMPTION
•
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
•
TIME LOAN RATES
MONEY MARKET
•
VOLUME OF TRADING
on
July
$134,000
Dated
WILLIAM B. DANA CO.
July
CS
|
25 PARK PLACE
to 1969 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
|
NEW YORK 7, N. Y.
j
I wish to subscribe to the Bank & Quotation
for one year for the sum of $45.
gality approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
SUBSCRIBE
I
Bond
Mont.
Sale—The
$30,000 special
TODAY
I
|
improvement district No. 45 bonds
offered
56—
|
Sidney Na¬
|
|
I
Richard Nation¬
Name
I
were
on
July 5—v. 192,
awarded to
tional Bank, and
Dated June 1, 1960.
al Bank, of
Due on June 1
of
•
July 1 from 1962
on
$3,000,000
goula improvement, series 2 bonds.
DOMESTIC
CANADIAN
Department of Lands and Invest¬
Sidney,
(State of)
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 10 a.m. (CST)
on
MUNICIPAL BONDS-
DOMESTIC
•
building and equipment bonds of¬
on June 27—v.
191, p. 2569
sive.
Mississippi
•
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES-
Sheridan, Mont.
improve¬
ment, series A bonds.
50,000 municipal property im¬
from
QUOTATIONS
O. Arlee),
fered
Sanders
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
July 20 for the purchase of $260,000 bonds, as follows:
Due
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE—BONDS
•
Bond Offering—Lester Johnson,
Meridian, Miss.
Offering — Catherine Town Clerk, will receive sealed
provement
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
•
and
Montana
1965 inclusive.
special
•
bonds
191,
Lake-Missoula Counties Joint Sch.
Columbia),
Clasccck, City Clerk, will receive
$210,000
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
GENERAL
Securi¬
Henry Kraus,
Jr., District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
Chancery Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
10
a.m.
(CST)
on July 18 for the purchase of $319,000
school
improvement
bonds.
July 19 for the purchase of $19,000
Dated Sept. 20, 1960. Interest J-D.
county health center bonds. Due
1961
PHILADELPHIA-BALTIMORE STOCK
June
Associates.
Mississippi
Bond Offering—Shelby Barnes,
from
EXCHANGE
Mont.
Sale—The
—were
1
1990 inclusive.
from 1986 to
PACIFIC COAST STOCK EXCHANGE
•
EXCHANGE
$148,750 im¬
eral-obligation sewage treatment
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
4.10s.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
•
Co., Inc.
•
as
•
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
•
CANADIAN
Verloegen,
Piper,
125,000
QUOTATIONS
Mont.
The
—
a
group
composed of Southwick, Campbell & Co., Inc., John
awarded
on
EXCHANGE
1,
syndicate
provement bonds offered
v.
1975
QUOTATION
«:> t:
disposal plant
July 6 — v. 192,
4s. Due
QUOTATIONS
1980.
Helena,
$245,000 sewage
bonds offered on
as
from
MONTANA
Bond
Sale—The
1963 to
$111,000 as 5s. Due on Aug. 1
1963 to 1965 inclusive.
RECORD
Co
Zumbrota, Minn.
$90,000
Blyth & Co., Inc., at a
price of 100.004, a net interest cost
of about 4.12%, as follows:
follows:
as
J. Prescott & Co.
to
were
headed by
1
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Boatmen's National
Bank, of St. Louis, Stifel, Nicola us
& Co., Inc., I. M. Simon & Co.,
were
BANK &
1978 inclusive.
Other members of the
2797—were awarded to E.
Bond
building bonds of¬
July 7—v. 191, p. 2797—
awarded
to
a
syndicate
on
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MONTHLY
1
to
bonds offered on June 29—v.
p.
Pedersen, of Omaha.
Sale—The $1,350,000 gen¬
28'—v. 191, p. 2797—were awarded
(P. O. Granite Falls), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $125,000 drain¬
191,
Legality
Bond
3.90s.
Feb.
on
Due
33/4s.
as
designated by the successful bid¬
age
office.
County, County School Dist.
(P. O. Elko), Nev.
eral obligation
fered
June 30—v.
Mo.
on
Due
from 1973 to
der.
&
Principal
bonds.
•
bank
any
1960.
(F-A) payable at the
Treasurer's
1972.
3.70s.
as
(F-A) payable
trust company
cipal and interest
Elko
sewer
on
1970 inclusive.
3V2S.
and
675,000
Due
1965 to
1979
$382,000 general obligation sewer
and watermain extension bonds.
at
inclusive.
approved by Wells, Martin, Lane,
to 1964 inclusive.
3Due
as
1971
L.
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CDST)
on
limited tax
191,
p. 2797—were awarded to The Se¬
curity National Bank, of Reno,
and J. A. Hogle & Co., jointly.
obligation
follows:
as
1961
as
265,000
City
City
1970
$235,000 gen¬
school
3V2S.
as
from
410,000
White Bear
Bond
on
1,
Aug. 1
Nev.
City,
The
on
3.69%,
$120,000
Minneapolis.
Krantz,
Aug.
and interest
to
FOR HARD TO FIND
District,
obligation
about
designated
by the successful bidder; Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
ber, Marquart & Windhorst, of
Lake, Minn.
Offering — Richard
(MST)
Dated
1961
on
—
Rankin
as
building
July 7—v. 192, p.
56—were awarded to a syndicate
headed by the Mercantile Trust
Company, of St. Louis, at a price
of 100.001, a net interest cost of
1980 inclusive. Prin¬
from 1963 to
paving bonds. Due
Aug. 17 for the purchase of $740,000
general
obligation
school
Sale—The $1,665,000 gen¬
bonds offered
Bond
inclusive.
1970
eral
Sale
bonds offered
118,000 special assessment district
from
Santa Fe School District, N. Mex.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
will
Clerk,
$39,000 intersection paving bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1961 to
bonds.
MISSOURI
Oct.
on
receive
(CST)
on
July 20 for the purchase of
$157,000 bonds, as follows:
City
Bond
Ahl-
—
County Bank, of Brandon,
as 4.40s. Due on Oct.
from 1972 to 1977 inclusive.
1978 to
S.
man,
130,000
as
Offering—Alvin
Sale
The $50,000 road
bridge improvement bonds
offered on July 5—v. 191, p. 2797
—were
Due on Oct.
as 4.30s.
from 1969 to 1971 inclusive.
55,000
from
Bond
and
follows:
105,000
Carson
(MST) on
Aug. 1 from the purchase of $76,-
on.
Bond
Ejgan, Inc., and Harold E. Wood &
Co., at a price of 100.064, a net
interest
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 7:30 p.m. (MST)
Minn.
street
and
$65,000 county
on
July
5
2797—were awarded
New
NEVADA
NEBRASKA
Norfolk, Neb.
be received until 8 p.m.
offered
191, p.
The Bank of Winona.
Sale—The $380,000
Bond
sewer
on
Park,
Bond
Sale—The
bonds
—v.
to
Sweet Grass County School Dist.
No. 1 (P.O. Big Timber), Mont.
000 school bonds.
Montgomery County (P.O.
Winona), Miss.
Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due on March
1 from 1963 to 1980 inclusive. In¬
Legality approved by
Briggs & Morgan, of St. Paul.
Call¬
June
of
as
1, 1970. Legality
approved by Charles & Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
bonds.
terest M-S.
1964 to 1994 inclusive.
able
The
Sidney, jointly.
p.
I
Address
—
j
I
City
Zone.:
State...
j
54
207,000
43/4S. Due
as
from
133,000
4V2S.
as
Due
Aug.
on
1,
Aug. 1 from
on
Other members of the
were
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Dorsey,
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind¬
horst, of Minneapolis.
com¬
The
pany
of Western New York, Buf¬
falo,
Roosevelt
interest
payable
(M-N)
York
New
at
Com¬
Trust
in Adams. Legality approved
pany,
posed of The Marine Trust Com¬
Cross,
&
Co.,
as
and
basis of about 3.46%. '
■
■
wards, Pitcairn and Antwerp
Central School District No. 1
New York
ity Bank of Utah N. A., Salt Lake
City, Continental Illinois National
&
Trust
Co., of Chicago,
(P. O. Gouverneur), N. Y.
000
Pavilion Water District No. 1,
Coughlin
Peters,
and
Co.,
&
Writer & Cnristensen.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
School District, N. H.
—
Horace P.
Hampstead
Bond
Offering
Tarleton, Chairman of the School
bids
ealed
s
Bank
Shawmut
National
the
c/o
receive
will
Board,
Municipal Department,
Room 421, 40 Water Street, Bos¬
of Boston,
ton, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on July
21
for
the
purchase of $84,000
1961 to 1972
and interest
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Principal
payable at the National Shawmut
Bank,
of Boston.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer and Dodge, of Boston.
&
obligation
price
a
about
191, p. 2797—were awarded
Union
Co.,
Trust
County
will receive sealed
(EDST) on July
20 for the purchase of $2,763,000
Due
1960.
sold
The
to
Trust Co.,
at
offered
bonds
sewer
was
Holmdel
30
par.
bonds
p.
Box
Holmdel),
201,
New
Jersey
for
21
8 p.m.
the
(EDST) on July
of $190,000
purchase
Dated June
school district bonds.
1, 1960.
Due
inclusive.
1979
to
June 1 from 1961
on
interest
Principal
and
payable
at
the
Peoples National Bank, of Keyport. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
(J-D)
Somerset
Sale—The
Bond
offered
bonds
p.
(P.
County
Somerville),
at
price of
a
par.
O.
New York City
merchandise
appeal
bonds more
give
them attractive to
investors
of
he
what
and
make
greater num¬
a
by
eliminating
"nuisance
called
paper
the
the
of
City
their
and
further
can
all
of
we
vestment
streamline
and
policy
on
the
in
issued
bonds
can
the
our
in¬
up
our
step
merchandise
appeal making New
City bonds easier to handle
4s, at
of
John
to
about
a
J.
—
were
Co.,
&
Ryan
price of 100.072,
a
basis
3.98%.
"The cost to the City will be
negligible, only about $200 a year,
which will be
an
than offset by
more
increase in sales
sult of this greater
a
as
direct
re¬
utility and ef¬
ficiency," he declared.
"The bond
Albany Hospital, Albany, N. Y.
counsel," the Comp¬
troller
explained, "is
hired
through the banking syndicate by
Bond
the
NEW
Sale
dent
nurses'
enue
—
bonds
191,
v.
the
p.
YORK
The
$563,000 stu¬
dormitory
offered
56
—
1958
rev¬
July
11—
awarded to
on
were
Federal
Finance
Housing and Home
Agency, as 3s, at a price
Bethlehem, Elsmere Fire District,
New York
Bond
Sale
—
The
bonds offered
$40,000
fire
July 7—v.
56—were awarded to The
National
Commercial Bank
and
192,
on
p.
Trust
a
Co., of Albany,
price of par.
as
33/4s, at
issued.
not only to the
21
until
for
$55,000 school
2
the
p.m.
(EDST)
bonds. Dated
to
as
well."
Dec.
payable
Trust
from
Bond
dollar
lots
and
are
tax-exempt.
the
interest
Guaranty
Morgan
there
are
available
out
some
which
can
of
May
Bond
fered
will
mature
bought
in
in
one
1980
hun¬
dollar denominations.
Oneonta
eral
be
City School District, N. Y.
Sale—The $975,000 gen¬
obligation school bonds of¬
on
July 7—v. 192, p. 57—
land
$290,000
Fairview, Ohio
Bond
Offering
Offering—W.
Offering
—
R.
N.
Heege,
—
J.
O.
Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh,
until 11 a.m. (EST) on July 19 for
purchase of $50,000 bonds,
as
follows:
est
A-0.
Squire,
1
from
35,000 water bonds.
from
Dated
1963 to
June
1,
Manhattan
Chase
York
Reed,
1962
to
inclusive.
1960.
Principal
payable at The
Bank,
in
New
City
Auditor,
1971.
approved
&
Dempsey,
$90,000 side¬
special assess¬
5
—
191, p. 2799 — were
Stranahan, Harris &
v.
to
Co., Inc., and Associates, as 2%s,
a
price of 100.21, a basis of
about 2.62%.
Trentcn, Ohio
Bond
Offering
—
Donald R.
Bogan, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
City School District, Ohio
Sale—The $273,000 school
building and equipment and land¬
scaping bonds offered on July 6—
2690—were awarded to
&
Co., as 33/4s, at a
price of 101.826.
191,
v.
by
of
p.
McDonald
'
Offering
—
Robert Logan,
(EDST)
and interest
sealed bids until
noon
(EDST)
on
bonds,
Dated
Company.
Banking
approved by
and
Legality
Sanders
&
Dempsey,
of
follows:
as
$58,280 street improvement special
assessment limited tax bonds.
Due
on
Dec.
from
1
1961
to
1970 inclusive.
210,000 storm
Dec.
Dated
sewer
■
Aug.
bonds. Due
1961
from
1
inclusive.
(M-N) payable at the
Savings
Squire,
Martin,
Finance, will receive
of
Director
on
construction bonds.
Grafton
Willowick, Ohio
Offering — G. F.
•
Bond
July 20 for the purchase of $268,-
to
1981
.
1,
Principal
1960.
and interest
(J-D) payable at the
County National Bank, of
Lake
Painesville.
Squire,
Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
Kenston Local School District
(P. O. Chagrin Falls), Ohio
Bond
improvement
June
28
a
as
bonds
191,
v.
—
awarded
Corp.,
Wilmington City School District,
-
Sale—The $290,000 school
to
2570
First
The
4%s, at
p.
offered
a
—
on
were
Cleveland
price of 100.364,
basis of about 4.20%.
Marietta
Ohio
Bond
V;
Sale—The
$14,000 school
building bonds offered on June 29
—v.
J.
to
a
191',
A.
p. 2570—were
White & Co., as
price of 100.69,
a
awarded
33/4s, at
basis of about
3.65%.
College of Ohio
Bond Sale—The $600,000
on
John¬
will
Principal and interest
able at any
The
—
OKLAHOMA
(P. O. Marietta), Ohio
receive
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m. (CST)
on
Aug. 2 for the purchase of
$850,000
special
assessment
re¬
funding improvement, second
series bonds. Dated June 1, I960.
Due on June 1 from 1962 to 1976
inclusive. Callable as of June 1,
son,
Sale
on
tory
G.
in¬
1980
at
Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from
1961 to 1966 inclusive. Principal
DAKOTA
Offering—Wm.
to
1961
ment limited tax bonds offered on
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Carthy, of New York City.
NORTH
from
15
Bond
280
Due on June
1971
Aug.
$580,000
clusive.
Grafton, Ohio
1967
City. Legality approve^ by
H 0 y t, Washburn & Mc¬
Bond
Legality
Sanders
Bond
inclusive.
1
student
Cleveland.
June
on
purchase
building unlimited tax
Dated Sept. 15, 1960. Due
Dec.
on
(EDST)
of
noon
the
Bond
Cleveland.
$15,000 fire equipment bonds. Due
on
until
for
10
Urbana
Wilson,
of. $300,000
purchase
station
E.
M.
Frances
—
of
July
26 for the purchase of $16,000 fire
Roseboro, N. C.
the
Offering
Finance, will receive Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EDST) municipal building bonds. Dated
on
Aug. 1 for the purchase of Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
1961 to 1980 inclusive. Principal
$590,800 limited tax bonds. Dated
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
1961
to
1975
inclusive. Interest First National Bank, of MiddleJ-D. Legality approved by Squire, town. Legality approved by Peck,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland. Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
Director
bids until 7 p.m.
NORTH CAROLINA
Bond
Stow Local School District, Ohio
from 1962 to 1989 inclusive. Inter¬
Fargo, N. D.
pointed
The
union, series 1959 revenue bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
dates.
Comptroller
—
1985
to
Company, of New York. Le¬
They yield between 2 and 3.95%
depending
largely
on
maturity
The
Sale
1, 1960.
and
Principal
at
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
Toledo, Ohio
Bond
1961
on
cinnati.
awarded
Dated June
1
bonds.
Dec.
inclusive.
1965
to
walk improvement
the
the
1961
July
will receive sealed
(EDST) on July
purchase of $600,000
limited
tax
15, 1960. Due
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at The Silverton Bank, in
Silverton.
Legality approved by
Local School Dist.
(P. O. Conotton), Ohio
bids until 2 p.m.
on
from
15
bonds.
District Clerk,
for
Offering
truck
bage
school
President, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (EST) on July 22 for
19
Silverton, Ohio
—
Henry Diehl,
Bond
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on July 21
for the purchase of $10,000 gar¬
1961
R. Pickup,
the
at
bus.'
July
on
2690—were awarded
as 4T/2S,
at a
Conotton Valley
(P. O. Wellsville), N. Y.
school bonds.
(J-D)
Reynoldsburg
Bank, in Reynoldsburg. Legality
approved by Bricker, Evatt, Bar¬
ton, Eckler & Niehoff, of Colum¬
payable
im¬
road
tax
Magnus 8c Co.,
price of 100.277.
1960.
1,
1980 inclu¬
Dec. 1 from 1961 to
on
bids
$12,232 special
limited
p.
Aug. 4 for the
on
Burgess, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
Brook Park, Ohio
191,
Tus-
sive. Principal and interest
Bond
Sale—The
to
(EST)
a.m.
and
Bond Offering—Dana
and interest (J-D)
the
&
(P. O. Findlay), Ohio
provided
Comptroller,
New
York
City bonds may be
purchased in the present munic¬
ipal public market in one thousand
dred
purchase
be
participating banks
but to each investor
1940
Bond Offering — Harold M.¬
Brown, District Clerk, will receive
bids
legality of each
is mandatory
Kalman
Moody, Inc.;
Findlay College of Ohio
deter¬
It
this information
that
and
Mannsville), N. Y.
July
to
transit unification bonds issued in
School District No. 1 (P.O.
sealed
mine the absolute
security
that
Ellisburg and Lorraine Central
on
bidders
syndi¬
OHIO
Bond
W.
purchase of $420,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1960. Due
of Grafton.
Bank,
Fred
—
sing, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
Dated July
Co., Inc.; John Nuveen & Co.;
Piper, Jaffrey & Hopwood; E. J.
Prescott & Co., and Walsh County
'
According
of par.
1960
successful
&
Ohio
Offering
Bond
p.m.
nicipal investors.
on
1
follows: Allison-Wil¬
Andover, and Independence
inclusive.
pared and printed directly
as
the
of
members
were
June
on
Central School District No. 1
with the City
we
Due
1980 inclusive.
to
Wellsville, Scio, Willing, Alma,
attorneys," he
legal study
1974
Rotterdam Union Free School Dist.
ing the necessary information pre¬
Bond Sale—The $73,000 general
as
from
Principal
191,
Wildwood, N. J.
awarded
1
Nov.
on
and much more attractive to mu¬
1798
May
Dated
bonds.
inclusive.
money
said, "we have concluded that this
York
p.
3
on
the
"After conferring
bankers
100.247, a basis of about 3.16%.
191,
cate
4V2S.
as
from
Due on June 1
inclusive.
1973
to
to 1969 purchase, building and equipment
interest bonds offered 011 June 30—v. 191,
(M-N) payable at the Chase Man¬ p. 2570—were awarded to Sweney
hattan Bank, in New York City. Cartwright & Co., and the Prov¬
Legality approved by Vandewater, ident, ^ank,, of .CJincjpnati, as 4s,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of at a price of 100.53, a basis of
New York City.
about 3.93%.
Due
ization for each such borrowing.
Newburger, Loeb & Co.; J. R.
Ross & Co., and W. H. Newbold's
Son & Co., as 3.20s, at a price of
v.
until
bids
re¬
July 28 for the pur¬
$927,000 general improve¬
(EDST)
and the Board of Estimate author¬
backs
—
will
Treasurer,
sealed
ceive
the specific purpose
was borrowed,
sale,
which
for
future
July 7
Offering—Gregory F. Es-
Bond
Due
offered
265.000
5—v.
present
system,"
1969
inclusive.
1968
4.30s.
as
from
Reynoldsburg Local School District,
Due on June 1
to
provement bonds offered
Rome, N. Y.
probably eliminate. Then by hav¬
2689—were awarded to a group
bonds
160,000
1962
assessment
posito,
net in¬
as fol¬
a
par,
Monday, July 18, 1960
.
,
4.10s.
as
from
price of 100.23, a basis of about
No. 14 (P. O. Schnectady), N. Y.
old fash¬
Bond
Sale—The $155,000 gen¬
Comptroller eral
obligation school bonds of¬
explained,
"each bondholder is fered on June 29—v. 191, p. 2798
obligated to file and hold with his —were awarded
tto Adams, Mcinvestment a separate legal doc¬
Entee & Co., Inc., as 3.60s, at a
ument
prepared
by
the
bond
price of 100.20, a basis of about
counsel attesting to the legality
ioned
composed of Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
improvement
$183,000
Co., of Buffalo, and Roose¬
Cross, jointly, as 3.70s, at
park
July 7—v.
on
Ap¬
peal—City Comptroller Lawrence
E.
Gerosa
announced
a
plan to
after
$825,000
Bond
•
,
&
ment
City, N. Y.
Better
for
Plan
lows:
Jurah
(P.O. Honeoye), N. Y.
chase of
separate filing of these documents
is
nuisance
paper
work
which
J.
N.
$23,000 sewer
7—v. 191,
July
on
2798—were awarded to The Na¬
Bank, of Liberty, as 3.80s,
"Under
kade, Jr., Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until
velt
price of
a
terest cost of about 4.53%,
work."
Offering—George S. Kin-
Bond
Sale—The
offered
tional
ber
Township School District
O.
(P.
June
on
Peoples Bank &
of Hammonton, as 33/4S,
price of
a
Trust
American
liams Co.; J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.;
192, p. 57--—were awarded to
Manufacturers
&
Traders
The
sold
Paul, at
Other
building bonds offered on July 7
—v.
$608,-
school
was
headed by the
National Bank, of St.
City.
Sale—The $350,000 school
Bond
a
inclusive. Interest J-D.
Has
of $65,000
issue
1,
June 1 from 1961 to
on
New York
Sale—An
Bond
a.m.
bonds. Dated June
1960
school
the
at
June 30
on
syndicate
a
in Pavilion.
Bristol, West Bloomfield and
Livonia Central School District
No. 1
District Clerk,
bids until 11
Bank,
Richmond, Bristol, Candice, South
Offering—Dorothy Deller,
Bond
York
New
New York
J.
N.
of
payable
(J-J)
State
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
Hempstead Union Free School
District No. 5 (P. O. Levittown),
Elizabeth.
Hammonton,
basis
a
3.87%.
Bond
Sale—The
The
to
100.1799,
of
interest
Pavilion
Liberty, Loomis Sewer Dist., N. Y.
C.
$200,000 sewer
assessment bonds offered on July
7—v.
Co.,
&
& Co., Charles
King & Co., Park, Ryan, Inc., and
Malon S. Andrus, Inc., as 3.90s, at
Stevenson
3.67%.
(P.
N. J.
Township
Chatham),
Sachs
Goldman,
Co.,
Bacon,
NEW JERSEY
Bond
Annabelle
—
Lobaugh, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
to
of
issue
obligation
general
bonds offered
school
building cn July 19 for the purchase of
bonds offered on July 12—v. 192,~ $165,000 water bonds. Dated July
1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1 from 1961
p. 56—were awarded to a syndi¬
1993
inclusive. Principal and
cate composed of Smith, Barney to
eral
1990
Chatham
Sale—The $1,490,000 gen¬
1960.
Dated Aug. 1,
school bonds.
Due
Offering
Bond
Bank
Bond
Sale—An
Bond
Macomb, Rossie, Herman, Ed¬
.
11
Midway Special School District
No. 128 (P. O. Grand Forks), N. D.
Gouverneur, Fowler, DeKalb,
Schwabacher & Co., Robert
L. Burton & Co., the First Secur¬
Co.,
.
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Grand Forks and Walsh Counties
Wood, Struthers &
3V2s, at a price of 100.337,
Galloway, of New York City.
a
Manu¬
Traders Trust Co., of
&
facturers
Buffalo,
&
Nuveen
John
follows:
as
syndicate
group
a
were
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
1972 to 1980 inclusive.
,
to
awarded
1, 1960. Due on May 1 from 1961
1971
inclusive. Principal and
to
Northern
4s. Due
as
1
1971.
1970 and
899,000
Aug.
on
1969 inclusive.
1966 to
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(258)
pay¬
bank or trust company
1960
revenue
dormi¬
offered
bonds
June 30—v. 191, p. 2690—were
awarded
and
to
Home
3V8S, at
the
Federal
Finance
price of
a
Housing
Agency,
as
par.
Lincoln County
Independent School
Chandler),
District No. 1 (P. O.
Oklahoma
Bond
be
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
until
July 25 for the
purchase of $75,000 school bonds.
OREGON
Maumee, Ohio
Gresham, Ore.
special
Bond
Sale
The $119,000 im¬
improvement
provement bonds offered on July 6
July 5—v. 191,
p. 2690 — were awarded to Mc¬ —v. 191, p. 2690—were awarded
The
First
National
Bank
of
Donald & CoM as 3%s, at a price to
Bond Sale—The $156,978
road
assessment
bonds
of
offered
100.105,
a
—
on
basis of about 3.47%.
Oregon,
Portland,
as
4s.
Volume
192
Number 5969
PENNSYLVANIA
.
.The Commercial and
.
Belton Independent School District,
T exas
July 28 for the
on
of
$5,150,000
provement bonds.
schoolhouse-series
fered
on
were
awarded
July 7—v. 192,
on
awarded
were
I posed
of
a
1990
inclusive.
3.70%,
as
of
Principal and inter¬
(M-S) payable at the County
Sept. 1, 1975.
office.
by
proved
Legality
Morgan,
$205,000
follows:
3%s.
as
Due
from 1963 to
595,000
ap¬
Lewis
58—
com-
Co., Inc., at a price of
net interest cost of about
100.01,
Treasurer's
p.
group
Chisholm &
Dated Sept. 1,
Due on Sept. 1 from 1961 to
est
a
Craigie & Co.,
Huger, Barnwell & Co., G. H.
Crawford Co., Inc., and Varnedoe,
im¬
as
to
W.
F.
1960.
Callable
1
Due
Feb.
on
(P. O. Media), Pa.
Offering
Bond
Katheryn
—
G.
bids
July
on
until
for
28
$3,150,000
2
Principal
1975.
1960.
Due
of
as
i
Sept.
t
n
of
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
1,
t
by
Morgan,
Lewis
Bockius, of Philadelphia.
at
ful
on
SOUTH
gen¬
Bond
260,000
3%s.
as
Due
3%s.
as
Due
Bond
July
M.
Wil¬
(CST)
on
Offering
—
G.
15
$34,000 general
obligation improvement bonds of¬
fered on July 5—v. 191, p. 2799—
were
awarded
to
The
Peoples
'
from
1963
July
1
Callable
as
to 1992 inclu¬
of July 1, 1968.
Principal and interest
(J-J)
Legality approved by Danforth, &
Danforth, of Sioux Falls.
Wyomissing, as 3%s,
of 100.05, a basis of
Columbia, Tenn.
RBCO
Aqueduct and Sewer
Revenues
—
Revenues of the Authority in May,
totaled
1960
compared
$781,415
with $714,869 in May of
last year,
according to Juan Labadie Eurite,
Executive Director of the Author¬
ity.
the
For
May
year
ended
Authority had
the
31,
July 28 for the purchase of $925,000 sewer revenue and tax bonds.
Dated
from
July 1, 1960. Due
1963
able
to
Government
for
is
fiscal
Increased
213
Revenues
the
of
revenues
—
Authority
amounted to $3,623,with $3,099,603 in
May of 1959, according to Rafael
Executive Director of
the Authority.
V. Urrutia,
the
1960
of
revenues
May
ended
year
totaled
674,618
for
last
31,
Authority
$41,534,517
months
the
against $36,corresponding 12
the
year.
'
Development
is fiscal
Government
The
Bank
for
Puerto
Rico
agent for the Authority.
SOUTH
approved
by
Bond Sale—The
bonds
$350,000 as 4s. Due on June 1 from
to
205,000
1967
as
1962
inclusive.
Commission,
bids until
—
33/4s.
Due
on
June 1
A
1,445,000 as 3l/2s. Due on June 1
from 1971 to 1985 inclusive.
will
noon
Hospital
sealed
syndicate
First National
follows:
as
of
Memphis,
Mercantile
Trust Co., of St. Louis, John Nuveen & Co.. J. C. Bradford & Co.,
First American National Bank, of
Bank,
Nashville,
Trust Co., of Georgia,
Cumberland
Securities
Union Planters
Memphis,
and
National
Webster,
Gibson & Hale.
tal
of $120,000 hospi¬
bonds.
Dated
July
1, 1960.
on Dec.
1 from 1961 to 1976
interest
(J-D) payable at any bank or
trust company designated by the
inclusive.
Principal
successful
bidder.
and
Legality
Sinkler,
Gibbs
Simons, of Charleston.
proved
Atascosa
by
Cambellton),
Bond
school
Russ &
$10,000
building bonds was sold to
Co., Inc., as follows:
as
4y4s.
Due
on
.
.
.
.;
July 1,
as
1977.
4*,bs.
Due
on
7—v.
bonds
State
on
1961
from
M-S.
inclusive.
1964
Sale—An issue
of
to Dittmar &
June
Co., Inc.,
1, 1960. Due
to
1961
on
192,
59—
p.
the
to
Federal
and
as
to
Home
Finance
4V4S, at a price of par.
1960
bonds
59—were
awarded to a syndi¬
by the Northern Trust
cate headed
Co.,
of
Chicago,
100.0006,
net
a
at a price
interest cost
1962
& Co., as 4.90s.
1, 1960. Due on June 1
to
1974
inclusive.
In¬
','"''. V''
-
sold
WEST
$800,000
3s. Due
as
3V4S.
County, County Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Phillips), W. Va.
Interest
Bond
man,
J-D.
3V2s.
as
Offering
—
Ira
Superintendent
L.
of
Dadis-
Schools,
July 1 from
Due
as
July
on
Due
July
on
syndicate
follows: Mercantile Trust
Co., of St. Louis, Kidder, Peabody
Co., McCormick & Co., The
Milwaukee
Co., Cruttenden Podesta & Co., and Loewi & Co., Inc.
&
Janesville, Wis.
Bond
City
Offering—H. C. Bradford,
Clerk,
bids until 11
28
for
the
corporate
receive
will
a.m.
sealed
(CDST)
on
July
1,
July
purchase of $1,810,000
purpose
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1 from
to
1980
City
inclusive.
Treasurer's
approved by
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
office.
Chapman
Legality
Cutler,
&
of Chicago.
vno,
Houston, Texas
Offering—Roy B. Oakes,
City Controller, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on July
27 for the purchase of $10,525,000
tax
bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
1985
to
and interest
on
Principal
YOUR POSTMASTER SUGGESTS:
[
(M-S) payable at the
Manhattan Bank, in New
Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of
New York City.
Chase
York.
Knox
City Independent School
District, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
unlimited
to
William
FOR FASTER AND MORE EFFICIENT POSTAL
SERVICE-LEARN THE "ABC,S"0F
GOOD MAILING HABITS!
$155,000
schoolhouse
tax
sold
was
bonds
Edwards
N.
J-J.
University of Texas, Board of
Regents (P. O. Main Building
205, Austin 12), Texas
Sale—The
Bond
$5,000,000 per¬
university
fund,
series
offered on July 12—
manent
bonds
1960
v.
192,
59—were awarded to a
p.
POSTAL DELIVERY ZONE NUMBER
HELPS SPEED YOUR MAIL!
syndicate headed by Bear, Stearns
&
Co., and Eastman Dillon, Union
&
Co., at a price of
100.061,
a
net
interest
cost
of
about
3.12%,
follows:
as
^
,
$1,025,000 as 4V2s. Due on July 1
2,500,000
from
as
3s.
as
Due
on
July
on July
1980 inclusive.
3.10s. Due
1976 to
from
1
&
THAT THE DELIVERY ADDRESS
follows: R. W. Pressprich
Co., F. S. Moseley & Co., Horn-
blower
LETTERS AND PACKAGES!
1
Other members of the syndicate
as
RETURN ADDRESS ON ALL
1965.to 1975 inclusive.
1,475,000
were
CERTAIN TO INCLUDE YOUR
1961 to 1964 inclusive.
from
&
IS CORRECT AND COMPLETE!
Weeks, Dean Witter &
Wertheim
&
Co.,
Stroud
&
-AND-
Stone & Co., Gregory &
dridge & Co., Inc., C. F. Childs &
Hanseatic
&
Corp.,
Co., Rotan, Mosle & Co., Dewar,
Securities
Co.,
Co.
of
and
Corporation
Texas
Corp.,
Lovett
MAIL EARLY IN THE DAY-
John W. Clarke
Robertson & Pancoast,
Colombian
of
Texas,
Dreyfus &
Abercrombie
&
1
1980 inclusive.
Bond
limited
1
1973 inclusive.
Other members of the
were
and interest
Babour
on
1968 inclusive.
as
from 1974 to
1961
VIRGINIA
of
of
about 3.34%, as follows:
was
McLean
Dated June
4s. Dated
as
$1,950,000 gen¬
obligation corporate purpose
on July 12—v.
192,
eral
$16,000 im¬
tax bonds of¬
6—v.
of Seattle.
June 1 from
inclusive.
1970
limited
July
revenue
$10,000
was
Beloit, Wis.
Sale—The
Bond
The
Gonzales), Texas
road unlimited tax bonds
WISCONSIN
*
650,000
Legality approved by
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
County Road District
No. 2-A (P. O.
payable
gality approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.
1961 to
terest J-D.
■
.
Bond
Interest
—
awarded
water
sold
to
(F-A)
at the State Treasurer's office. Le¬
500,000
King County Water District No.
101 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond Sale—An issue of $310,000
of Dayton, as 3V4S. Dated
July 1, 1960. Due on March 1 from
First
1976.
15,000
Sale
provement
fered
Co., E. F. Hutton & Co., New York
Sale—An issue of $25,000
ap¬
&
Dayton
bonds.
Sons, Wood, Struthers & Co., El-
County Consolidated
T exas
Bond
July
Chewelah, Wash.
$102,000
schoolhouse
The
to
cipal and interest
from 1969 to
Bank,
Co.,
School District (P. O.
on
WASHINGTON
Co., Inc., Francis I. duPont & Co.,
(EST) on July 26
for the purchase
Due
sold
school
Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1
1985 inclusive. Prin¬
basis of about 3.89%.
a
Housing
Agency,
Hayden,
receive
100.08,
Inc.
Other members of the
were
offered
were
TEXAS
E. E. Prince,
Community
Chairman
191, p. 2799—were
syndicate headed by
Pierce &
Co., Inc.,
&
was
$950,000
10
pur¬
from 1961 to
p.
192,
p.
59 —were awarded to Loker,
Sparrow & Co., as 4s, at a price of
a
tax
until
Securities
from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.
South Carolina
Offering
bonds
bonds offered
Fosdick, Inc., and Dittmar & Co.,
$2,000,000 series
on July 12—
Hospital District (P. O. Conway),
Bond
VERMONT
Canaan School District, Vt.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 school
Pancoast, Eppler, Guerin &
Turner, Inc., McClung & Knick¬
erbocker,
Eddleman,
Pollok
&
son
bids
Aug. 2 for the
bonds offered
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Dewar, Robert¬
offered
Corporation, at a price
of 100.02, a net interest cost of
about 3.53%, as follows:
Corp.,
Bank,
Horry County, Loris Community
1
inclusive.
5s.
Interest
(P. O.
Chattanooga), Tenn.
Atlanta,
CAROLINA
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the Sanpete Valley Bank,
in Mt. Pleasant. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
sealed
on
Co. Dated July 1, 1960. Due on
July 1 from 1961 to 1989 inclusive.
Hamilton County
1960
purchase
of
55
&
192, p. 58—were awarded to a
syndicate
headed
by Equitable
compared
For
Legality
Securities
Authority, Puerto Rico
in May, 1960
as
v.
Puerto Rico Water Resources
Reports
July
on
(EST)
Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1978 inclusive.
$360,000 water
revenue
Rauscher,
July 1
on
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Development
agent for the Authority.
Total
Due
Sale—The
sewer
awarded to
inclusive. Call¬
revenues
Rico
Puerto
1
July 6—v.
on
interest
$9,641,933 against $8,719,794 in
previous year.
The
Bond
and
July 1, 1970. Principal
of
as
1990
(J-J) payable at the
First American National Bank, of
and
the
Bank
(MST) on July 27 for
of $600,000 school
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on
County Northwest Water
Control and Improvement District
(P. O. San Antonio), Texas
1961
F.
Herman
—
Roach, City Recorder, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
Nashville.
1960
of
Offering
Bond
Authority, Puerto Rico
Increased
July
on
1987 to 1993
Sept. 1, 1960. Due
PUERTO
Reports
4V4s.
as
from
various
TENNESSEE
price
3.61%.
iPuerto Rico
Due
C.
until 8 p.m.
the
.
pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Trust Co., of
a
1
1970 to 1980 inclusive.
Gonzales
until
sive.
Wyomissing Hills, Pa.
Bond Sale—The
at
July
on
30,000 as 4.20s. Due on July 1
from 1981 to 1986 inclusive.
Sutton,
L.
Auditor, will receive sealed
10 a.m. (CST) on July
25 for the purchase
of $600,000
ramp
parking
facility** revenue
bonds. Dated July 1, 1960. Due on
15
:K'"
about
4.10s.
as
from
City
bids
1982 inclusive.
from 1979 to
55,000
Sioux Falls, S. D.
follows:
July
on
Due
receive
a.m.
chase
Curtis, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
T exas
July 20 for the purchase of $16,000
street improvement bonds.
1978 inclusive.
from 1966 to
75,000
on
4V2s.
as
Pleasant), Utah •
Offering — William
Bond
Rotan, Mosle &
from 1961 to 1969 inclusive.
unlimited
Offering—Keith
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
inclusive.
1965
$45,000
DAKOTA
liams, City Auditor, will receive
p.
$80,000 as 4s. Due on July 15 from
to
2571—
p.
Dayton Independent School Dist.,
&
to Drexel
as
of¬
bonds
191,
Charleston.
2799
& Co.,
and Yarnall, Biddle & Co., jointly,
at a price of 100.0012, a net inter¬
1962
pay¬
com¬
Centerville, S. D.
$415,000
3.80%,
to
$180,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
July 5—v. 191,
est cost of about
trust
by the success¬
Legality approved by
Gibbs
&
Simons,
of
Sinkler,
eral obligation improvement bonds
awarded
or
bidder.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Sale—The
bank
any
designated
pany
e r e s
proved
offered
pur¬
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
and
—were
noon
the
of
purchase
(M-S)
payable
at the District
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
Bond
until
for
19
improvement
the
general
Callable
clusive.
July
on
chase
bids
sealed
(EST)
Sept, 1 from 1961 to 1990 in¬
on
Fennell,
$100,000 school building
bonds. Dated July 1, 1960. Due on
Dated Sept. 1,
bonds.
receive
(EDST)
p.m.
C.
Superintendent of Education, will
O'Brien, Secretary of the County
Commissioners,
will
receive
sealed
Offering—R.
1960
June 28—v.
will
Sanpete School District
(P.O. 150 North Main, Mount
Bexar
Williamsburg County School Dist.
(P. O. Kingstree), S. C.
Delaware County Institution Dist.
The
—
UTAH
North
follows:
as
1
from 1970 to 1980 inclusive.
&
Co.,
50,000
1969 inclusive.
3.70s.
as
Feb.
on
Bockius, of Philadelphia.
Bond
Offering
offered
pur¬
general
Bond
Bond Sale—The $800,000 public,
school
improvement 1960 bonds
Pennsylvania
v\/W'
Offering—Hugh Garchin-
(EDST)
(259)
(P. O. Lancaster), S. C.
sky, Chief Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m.
chase
Chronicle
Lancaster County School District
Delaware County (P. O. Media),
Bond
Financial
IT'S THE BETTER WAY I
56
(260)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Neenah and Clayton Towns, Tullar
JSchool District No. 2 (P.O. Box
264, Neenah), Wis.
sold
was
to
Newman Securities
The
June
1
from
1961
to
a
in¬
1975
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable at the National Manufac¬
turers
of
Bank
approved
by
Neenah.
Legality
Chapman &
Cutler,
Sale—An issue of $73,000
improvement bonds offered
on
June
15
was
sold
to
Wood,
Gundy & Co., and the Royal Bank
of Canada, jointly, as 5%s, at a
price of 99.10.
Sublette County Southwest School
District (P. O. Big Piney), Wyo.
Bond Sale—An issue of $700,000
price
of 100.20. Dated June 1, 1960. Due
on
Bond
town
bonds.
Channer
Co., at
water
18,000
general
obligation
school
town
on
eral
Sale—The
obligation
$468,000
high
school
provement bonds offered on
gen¬
.
f1
i
|i
:
i
,.1. \
A.
C.
Allyn
&
Co., Inc., and
Shearson, Hammill & Co., jointly,
at a price of 100.005, a net interest
cost of about 4.22%, as follows:
$340,000
from
128,000
as
4y4s.
1961
as
to
Due
July
on
1
j
Due
July
on
Co.,
Dauphin, Man.
June 16
on
&
Co.,
Due
a
price
&
the loan
cedure.
pro¬
'
..
Granby, Que.
•■-/
Bond
.v.
Sale—The
duct and
sewers
July 4—v. 192,
p.
$125,000 aque¬
bonds offered on
J-J.
July
15
inclusive.
No. 255, Man.
$135,000
building bonds offered on
as
614s,
Due
on
Dec. 31 from 1960 to
inclusive.
at
Interest
and
1985
duct
and
June
21—v.
v
Bond
school
v.
Sale
—
The
bonds offered
192,
p.
Commission,
59—were
on
awarded
to
to
&
Co., Ltd., Rene T. Leclerc, Inc.,
Nesbitt Provinciale du
Canada, as
5.%s, at a price of 97.954, a basis
of about
a
on
2572—were
p.
composed
group
Canadienne
of
Nationale,
Notre-Dame-des-Prairies Parish,
Quebec
,
Bond
a
composed of The Dominion
Securities Corp., Ltd., A. E. Ames
191,
aque¬
offered
Belanger, Inc., and Credit AngloFrancais, Ltd., as 6s.
$1,070,000
July 6-—
group
$825,000
bonds
sewer
Banque
Quebec
J-J.
and
Sale—The
aqueduct
fered
awarded
were
$266,000
system
June 23—v.
on
to
191,
The
of¬
2572—•
p.
Belanger,
of 97.474,
as 5y2s, at a price
basis of about 5.94%.
Inc.,
a
sewer
bonds
5.84%.
St. Bruno de Montarville, Que.
Evain, Que.
price of 97.75.
a
1961
Sale—The
Bond
awarded
basis of about 5.76%.
a
Hull Catholic School
QUEBEC
sold to A. E. Ames &
Co.,
from
Notre-Dame, Que.
59—were award¬
sold
Securities
as follows:
Bell, Gouinlock
Co., Ltd.; Rene T. Leclerc, Inc.;
McLeod, Young, Weir & Co., Ltd.;
Royal
Bank of
Canada; L. G.
Beaubien & Co., Ltd.; Dominion
Securities Corp., Ltd., and Mills,
Spence & Co., Ltd.
to
$975,097
Corp.; Anderson
Co.; Cochran, Murray & Co.,
and the Royal Bank of Canada, of
Montreal, at a price of 100.83. Due
Oakburn Consolidated School Dist.
was
Other members of the syndicate
Quebec, of the
in
^
group composed of The Mid¬
5.86%.
were
of
mentioned
Dawson, Hannaford & Co.,
Ltd.,
and
Casgrain
Compagnie
Ltd., jointly, as 5V2s, at a price of
was
about
in the Province
bank
ed
&
6y4s, at a price of 98.17.
July 2 from 1961 to 1975
Interest
a
land
sold to A. E. Ames
was
inclusive.
school
be received until 8 p.m. (MST) on
at
;A
Bond Sale—An issue of
to
as
on
June 16
Bond Offering:—Sealed bids will
6s,
■
city improvement bonds
$119,000
improvement bonds offered
Bond Sale—An issue of
Basin, Wyo.
Aug. 1 from 1961 to
on
Principal and in¬
terest payable at all the branches
97.831,
Bond Sale—An issue of
town
from 1977 to 1980 inclusive.
WYOMING
sold to F. J. Bren-
as
Fort Williams, Ont.
v
on
1
&
97.514.
ONTARIO'
1976 inclusive.
4.20s.
of
Due
inclusive.
'
29—v. 191, p. 2692—were awarded
to
of
was
MANITOBA
im¬
June
1960.
1971
Sale—An issue of $54,000
improvement bonds offered
June 22
nan
of Chicago.
Bond
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Nesbitt, Thomson &, Co., Ltd., as
5%s, at a price of 96.498, a basis
Bond
ing bonds offered on June 30 was
to The State, as 3.60s, at a
price of par.
CANADA
(EDST) on July 18 for the
purchase of $148,000 village im¬
provement bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
Louisburg, N. S.
build¬
sold
Peshtigo, Wis.
8 p.m.
SCOTIA
Berwick, N. S.
extension bonds. "
electric transmission line
$10,000
Bond Sale—An issue of $150,000
school building bonds offered on
July 6
NOVA
Aug. 1 for the purchase of $28,000
bonds, as follows:
Monday, July 18, 1960
...
Bond
1979
'
,
Offering—Fernand Trem-
Bond
Sale—The
blay, Village Secretary-Treasurer,
improvement
will
Interest J-D.
June
receive
sealed
bids
until
Bond
Lachine, Que.
27—v.
$2,187,000 city
bonds
191,
p.
offered
on
2692—were
Sale—The
town
ous
$513,500 vari¬
improvement bonds of¬
July 4—v. 192, p. 59—
fered
on
were
awarded
to
The
Canadian
National Bank.
St. Honore, Que.
Sale—The $207,500
Bond
and
COMPARATIVE
As
CONDENSED
of the close of business June
30,
ASSETS
Cash
on
STATEMENT
June
Hand and Due from Banks...$
U. S. Government Securities
30,
OF
CONDITION
to
Loans Guaranteed
1960
1960
Other Loans and
Bank
Insured
or
or
Discounts
Other
and
-
Que.
$182,500 water
improvement
bonds
June
on
74,074,669.68
Oscar Dube &
199,332,292.49
price
of
191,
to
Co., Inc.,
96.04,
a
p.
group
6s, at
as
basis
a
of
a
about
6.58%.
St. Leonard School
1,849,442.98
Commission,
Quebec
Bond
TOTAL
21—v.
awarded
composed of J. E. Laflamme, Ltd.;
Grenier, Ruel & Co., Inc.; La Cor¬
poration de Prets de Quebec, and
2,069,389.10
Assets
de
Sale—The
sewer
2572—were
8,276,167.26
Fixtures
Prets
St. Honore Parish,
Bond
and
by
Agencies
June
basis of about 6.58%.
54,602,566.61
20,480,881.89
Buildings....
Furniture
de
offered
U. S. Government
water
on
of La Corpo¬
Quebec; J. E.
La Flamme, Ltd.;
Grenier, Ruel
& Co., Inc., and Oscar Dube &
Co.,
Inc., as 6s, at a price of 96.04, a
101,120,059.21
Other Securities
offered
group composed
a
ration
Municipal Bonds
and
bonds
sewer
21—v. 191, p. 2572—were awarded
$461,805,469.22
Sale—The $101,500 school
on June 27—v.
191,
bonds offered
2692—were awarded to Jacques
& Co., Ltd., as 5Y2s, at a
p.
Legare
LIABILITIES
price
of
98.68,
basis
a
of
about
5.91%
Capital
St. Michel des Saints School
Surplus
Undivided
Commission, Que.
Profits
Bond Sale—The
bonds offered
Reserve for Possible Loan Losses
Total
Capital
26—v.
191,
2692—were awarded to Societe
p.
Reserve for Taxes,
$145,000 school
June
on
de Placements, Inc., as 5y2s, at a
price of 98.29, a basis of about
Funds
Interest, Etc...
5.89%.
Other Liabilities
Ste.-Pudentienne School
Deposits
Commission, Que.
Bond Offering—Armand
TOTAL
Secretary-Treasurer,
sealed
bids
until
8
Rochon,
will
receive
(EDST)
July 18 for the purchase of
$159,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1 from 1961
to
1980 inclusive.
Principal and
interest payable at all branches in
p.m.
on
the
Province
bank
of
mentioned
Quebec,
in
the
of
loan
the
pro¬
cedure.
yZ.fy/M
Senneville, Que.
Bond
don,
Offering
—
Jacques Bour¬
Village Secretary-Treasurer,
will
receive
8:30
sealed
until
bids
(EDST) on July 18 for
the
purchase of $94,000 various
village improvement bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1 from
p.m.
1961
to
1980
inclusive.
Principal
and interest payable at all branches
the Province of Quebec, of the
in
bank
I '
'
,
#5*
in
the
loan
pro¬
'
I
-
mentioned
cedure.
ShawvilleQue.
;
:
Bond
Offering
Village
— W.
M. Hayes,
Secretary-Treasurer, will
receive
MR. "MfiAOOW BROOK'
sealed
(EDST)
chase of
ment
Due
MEMBf R
.•
■
*
'f'/M
COUNTY, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK
bids
July
18
until
8
p.m.
for the pur¬
$377,000 village improve¬
Dated Aug. 1, 1960.
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1980
bonds.
on
inclusive. Principal and interest
payable at all branches in Quebec,
' /
NASSAU
on
of the bank mentioned in the loan
procedure.
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