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ESTABLISHED
Volume
Reg. U. S. Pat. Offxc•
1839
194
New York
6075
Number
General
RAILROAD
Co.—Class
Electronic Products
Aero
offering
The
Co.,
Inc.,
purposes.
which underlie like warrants to be sold to Charles W.
Lockyer as a finder's fee.
The company is engaged primarily in the research and development,
and
the manufacture
and1 sale of power, audio, pulse and special-
V'':-'[fO':.':":
receivable.
accounts
Secretary,
Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
■'>'
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
-.y
Executive
and
20.3%
own
Canadian Stock Exchange
has
company
outstanding
of which Herbert I.
and 99.5%, respectively. In addition,
Vice-President,
and
Anne
Keroes,
12.2%, respectively, of the class A shares.
67.5%
Toronto Stock
Allied Rfidio
first
the
Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
months
nine
April
ended
30,
number
non-recurring
of
90
cents
Allied
the
products
customers,
of
dealers
with
hobbyists.
and
manufactures and distributes a
"do^it-yourself" • enthusiasts under its
for
trademark.—V.
190,
1517
p.
and
1065.
line
Amerace
The
This
June
said
June
19,
year
ago,
164,
first
record
a
Victor
T.
half
level
account
based
equal
totaled
$17,545,409.
For
the
losses.
outstanding.
Federal taxes
on
currently
to
subject
was
years'
prior
shares
1,932,207
half
24
net
take
1961,
and
are
also noted that
because
of
He
attributed the sharp rise in earnings to a pair of major
developments: the disposal of the corporation's unprofitable
business in August, 1960, and the acquisition of Swan Rubber
corporate
textile
Company in April this year, a
first
the
In
suffered
losses
$525,670.
of
the company's
that
These
he
losses,
said,
other division actually achieved
$1,449,066."
of
in
far
these
1961
divisions
same
continue
show
to
ended
June
on
The
of
sale
Division
was
Co.
forging machinery
Inc.,
of
sidiary.
Herbrand
definite
period.
terms
have
continue to
sale is being
The
not
Fremont
on
400
over
tract
people
$3,000,000
in
transferred
See
for
cash,
Increased
The
earnings
June
of
than
more
the
1881.
Its
in
feet
The
tool
Norman
a
of
an
average
12
months,
during
area
June
12
Co.
plant.—V.
The
by
ended
the
193,
year
Service
shares
with
outstanding
$2.45
on
for
of
1%,
rose
the
during
307,509
same
fewer
Financial
of
were
or
$52,819,000
$2.44 on
of
were
the
recent
most
shares
average
1960
to
.
$4,203,000.
against
$27,307,000,
to
announced
general
that
reserves
for
the
to 54 cents per
This
compares
44
net
six
earn¬
months
Ice
Co.—Acquisition—
that
announced
out
Co.
of
it
&
&
Co.,
Co.
&
15,000
3,000
3,000
Paine,
4,000
Paribas
4,000
Piper,
Rodman
total
a
of
81,939
shares
outstanding,
shares
Ice
of
.
.
.
plants and
gross income for
storage
manufacturing
year
1960
recorded
was
on
its
Stiver
Silberberg
2,000
I. M. Simon & Co
Guerin
&
2,000
Stein Bros.
(Inc.)
2,000
Sterling
3,000
Stix &
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Gunn, Carey & Roulston,
15,000
California
Co.
Ira
Haupt
&
&
Hentz
—V.
„
193,
&
p.
Co.__
Romney
$244,562,832,
announced
up
36%
over
that
the
addition
characteristic
responsible
from
1960
of
for
to
the
the
included
reduced
industry
lower
the
net
income
of
in
of
automotive
the third quarter of 1961
stimulation necessary to
sales
and
appliance
products.—V.
192,
302.
Photocopy Equipment Co.—Common Stock
Offered—Public offering of 435,000 shares
common
stock was made July 19 by an
15,000
&
Walston
White,
Co.
&
&
3,000
3,000
—
Weld
—
—
Co.,
Witter
Dean
&
&
Inc
6,000
Co.
Inc.__ 15,000
15,000
Co—
Corp.—Class A Common Offered—
&
of
shares
100,000
publicly
this firm's class A common stock at
$3 per share.
of this firm's
underwriting
of class A
all shares
PROCEEDS—Assuming
stock offered are
proceeds to
the company will amount to $189,281 after
underwriting commissions and expenses of the offering in
gate amount of $77,172.
in
purposes
Tools
V
the
of priority shown;
order
and
for
dies
use
connection
in
with
the
$33,625
25,000
manufacture of M-100 tape recorder
and equipment
1
inventory
and
10,000
25.000
15,000
\
*
Research
development
Cost
;;
of training program
Cost of shipment of machinery and supplies
Advertising and publicity during first nine months
period
■
S
■
Remuneration of officers and directors
labor
Indirect
(foreman,
3,500
5,000
.
15,000
3.379
janitors, etc.)
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J
i
*
465
'v
sandpaper, nails, etc.)
General and administrative expenses (not including
the salary of Harold G. Suiter)
Indirect material (drills,
Working
15,000
—-
labor
Utilities.
sold,
deducting
the aggre¬
These proceeds will be used for the following
Machinery
net sales in the third
previous quarter, when
the record third quar¬
competitive forces at the dealer level, increased depreciation
of capital equipment and amortization of tools, absorption of higher
costs of product improvements, greater expense resulting from more
liberal
warranty terms, higher labor and material costs and closer
pricing
Sutro
offered
Purchase
meet
competitive
Securities
Blosser
July 12, 1961 offering circular, Fraser
a
Philadelphia,
production and sales volume that was
as a whole," Mr. Romney said, "factors
expense
—
2209.
Antilles Electronics
Direct
George
Co
&
;
McDowell
4,000
6,000
6,000
4,000
Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co——
H.
Grace
Co.
Straus,
2,000
Co
Stone
Hayden,
3,000
2,000
2,000
Boyce
&
Corp.
Stieglitz
&
3,000
3,000
Scribner
&
Stone & Webster
2,000
Inc.
Halle
2,000
Co.-
&
Deane
Singer,
Turner,
.
share.
were
Co.—
&
Saunders,
3,000
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
reported a sharp upturn in sales and earnings
in its third quarter ended June 30.
Earnings for the three-month period were $7,689,174, or 43. cents
a
share,
compared with
$2,208,264,
or
12 cents,
in the previous
quarter. In the June quarter a year ago when production and sales
reached
alltime highs,
net earnings totaled $17,109,144, or 96 cents
President
2,000
2,000
Inc
Co.,
6,000
Co—.
&
Edwards
corporation
$179,741,066 was reported, and compared with
ter of $310,409,367 in the June,
1960 period.
3,000
Renshaw
&
& Sons
Eberstadt
books,
American Motors
This
3,000
2,000
Inc
Co.,
on
stock
common
4,000
Gardner
&
&
Russ
15,000
15,000
Hopwood
&
&
Robinson
Union
15,000
Corp.
Jaffray
Reinholdt
Noonan
3,000
3,000
Jackson
Webber,
Curtis
&
4,000
Co
Rhoades
Loeb,
3,000
—
Co.,
Dillon,
&
M.
15,000
Co.
Inc.__
Co
&
3,000
3,000
Freres & Co
Mullaney, Wells & Co
Newburger &
Co.
v-.—
Newhard, Cook & Co
Oppenheimer & Co
2,000
Co.,
69,206
purchased
has
of
American
consolidated
&
3,000
Installation—
p.
Corp.—June Report—
President,
appropriations
month
1961
as
"In
,
over
first six months of
I960.—V. 193, p. 1789.
Lindner,
before
3.4%
the
Co._
6,000
4,000
Co
McKelvy & Co.
15,000
Bretscher
G.
A.
plant in Peoria, 111. Peoria's
$330,927.48.
Its total assets as of Dec. 31, 1960,
was $622,919.64. Total liabilities were in the
amount
of $18,659.47.
Peoria has no long-term debt and its total
capital consists of 81,939 common shares outstanding.—V. 191, p. 1106.
ice
the
a
and
30
share
per
basis
an
191, p. 2409.
increase
earnings
Earnings
ago.
905.
p.
Report—
June
to
exchanging one share of American
for nine
shares of Peoria Service Co.
Peoria Service Co. owns and operates two cold
company.
an
equal
company
quarter
Inc.—June
months
reported
the
for
American
H.
a
21,903,299
$27,933,000 in
Carl
the
employs
Inc
Pursuant to
situated:
now
payroll
was
approximately
portion of the business will be
figure
compared
earnings
and
Corp.—Proposed Sale—
Power
were
is
and
568,550
American
plant
previous period.
the
Earnings
for
itself
period
in¬
price
Herbrand
company
Industries
of
$53,346,000 was
half-million
dollars, over the
same
sub¬
an
annual
gross
hand
Van
Electric
12-month
The
for
but
International Telephone & Telegraph Co., below.-^V.
month
ings,
the
and
square,
Fremont.
in
Cable & Radio
American
for
land
another
American
112,000
of
of
in
established
was
1960.
to
made
wholly-owned
a
Fremont
disclosed.
been
consists
30-acre
a
is
in
operate
Carl
15,000
15,000
2,000
Sullivan
Securities
F.
cents per share for the corresponding 1960
period based upon 443,550 shares outstanding at that time which
also includes a non-recurring gain of 8 cents per share from the sale
of real estate.
This represents a 57% increase in net income.
Gross
revenues
totaled $1,281,149 for the six
months against $733,675 in
1960, an increase of 74.5%.
American Financial operates three savings and loan associations in
the Greater Cincinnati area, as well as vehicle and equipment leasing,
and general contracting businesses.—V. 193, p. 1447.
,
the
and
Bingham-Herbrand
which
will
Bingham-Herbrand
in
Co.—Acquisition—
&
.
Inc
Co.
Co
Co.
Eastman
progress
equipment of the Herbrand
the
Bingham-Herbrand
Corp.
to
the
American
Brake
disclosed by Charles F. Myers, President of Van Norman
of
Shoe
Industries,
the
1961, reached a record $304,207 equal
shares currently outstanding.
30,
the
$193,638
Peoria
Shoe
Brake
&
Lemon
Lazard
Freehling, Meyerhoff & Co.
since
American
2,000
Co
&
4,000
Inc.
46
Co.
Hutton
—
4,000
Inc.
Mr.
Norton
continued.
"To
that
profit
the
earnings
April 8, 1961, have now been added.—V. 193, p. 2429.
profit,"
Swan
of
textile
the fact
profits
"Thus
in
half
from
"obscured
record
major rubber and plastics manufacturer.
of last year, he explained, Amerace's' net earnings
&
Dain
Eppler,
to
Norton
Mr.
of the
E.
Ellis, Holyoke & Co.—
share
follows:
Laird
&
Co., Corp
Laird, Bissell & Meeds
Co.,
Co.
&
&
Bradford
Dixon
into
income,
number
as
.Kidder, Peabody & Co._,„„„ 15,000
2,000
Kohlmeyer & Co.
3,000
M.
First
out,
&
C.
a
v:
.
Blair
J.
sales
period
same
&
Co
H.
Burnham
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
The Course of Bank Clearings
45
$1.30
$923,396, or 47 cents a share, in
The Amerace President added that
half
the
announced.
per share.
the 24 weeks
to
comparable sales were $13,707,299.
earnings figures,
Mr.
Norton
pointed
Amerace's
3-for-l
stock
split on June
12,
on
neither
in
President,
Norton,
&
Becker
J.
46
of Condition
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
the
are
Shares
W.
3,000
6,000
—
Inc.
46
Statement
7,483,136 shs.
and
them
of
Johnston,
-j*—_
Stearns
G.
Bosworth,
of
Federal Reserve System
*-
Consolidated
share
Per
2005.
p.
1960.
first
1961's
to
rose
1961,
18,
profits totaled $2,522,197,
with
compared
ended
for
earnings
ended
Norton
Mr.
below.-—V.
Corp.,
Barth
A.
Banks
Outstanding
underwriters
Hirsch &
Bleichroeder,
Baird
W.
Boettcher
Member
1961
28,
FINANCING
3,000
Bear,
—
Corp.—Semi-Annual Report—
company's
weeks
Utilities
Public
General
See
S.
Ball, Burge & Kraus_
Corporation and Investment News—
1
Bond Offerings——.
52
Dividends Declared and Payable
11
of
Feb.
PRESENT
each
by
72,000
Co.v
&
State and City
Statement
TO
the
purchased
Inc.
37
Exchange Rates
of
names
be
uii
Blyth
Condition
to
Inc.
General
Logan Valley Electric Ry.—Sale Approved
EFFECT
6,000
D.
Foreign
Altoona &
&
Arnhold &
J.
"Knight
own
ended
10,000,000 shs.
Co.
Miscellaneous Features
of
months
three
par)
Brothers
Allen
Robert
:
-r
Lehman
manu¬
full
the
respective periods was $1,195,847 and $999,507.
GIVING
(no
shares
common
Bache
addition,
In
Evanston,
reproduc¬
manufac¬
and pro¬
Shares
$938,409,
600
shares
37
Exchange
in
sales
in the
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
37
Stock
St.,
Dempster
West
2100
of
documents
Authorized
37
Transactions American
of
company
producer
letters,
CAPITALIZATION
Common
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
components,
approximately
Net income
SEC Index of Stock Prices.—
111.,
designs,
kits
electronic
cents
the
distributes
company
Kit"
Maywood,
larger quarters in
a
share,
compared
of
$8,258,433 compared with $6,843,884 in the quarter ended Feb. 29,
1960.
37
the
in the same period a year ago.
distributor of electronic parts and
industrial
to
78
of
copies
EARNINGS—Net
were
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
y
leading
a
of
43
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages—
expansion¬
an
movement
to
largest
Radio
facturers
into
with
and
area,
share,
a
world's
The
Wis.,
equal
$824,173,
was
Division
Electronics
Knight
connection
in
expenses
Milwaukee,
the
into
move
ary
1961,
is
shares
stockholders
photocopy equipment for the
and other material;
turer
of photographic-type paper, used
in the equipment;
ducer of office laminating and binding equipment.
is
tion
38
38
39
Exchange.
certain
of
BUSINESS—The
111.,
37
37
Over-the-Counter Markets
Allied Radio had
sales, of $30,875,335, compared with $26,543,076 in the same period
of the 1960 fiscal year.
Net income, reflecting higher merchandising
costs
to increase
sales in the face of a softening
economy Iplus
a
For
13
25
30
35
35
35
35
37
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
owns
Klingsberg,
Leonard
the
indebtedness,
75,000 class B common shares,
President,
Keroes,
Boston
•
certain
to
addition
In
14,800 class A and
Page
Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
the
of
being offered for the
who, presently owning
2,939,091 shares, or approximately 39% of the total
shares outstanding, will own 2,554,091 shares, or ap¬
proximately 34% after the sale.
account
Stock
York
New
transformers for electronic and electrical equipment. The
company
also manufactures
and sells
high-fidelity amplifiers and
pre-amplifiers, both as "do-it-yourself" kits and in completely as¬
sembled form. The net proceeds from the stock sale will be used for
removal to and equipment of a larger, leased plant, for the purchase
of
inventory, costs of research
and development, expansion of ad¬
vertising, promotion and merchandising, reduction of current indebted¬
ness,
and the balance will be added to general corporate funds for
the
purpose of
additional working capital to carry inventories and
purpose
balance
The
Stock and Bond Quotations
shares
6,000
or
group headed
by Lehman Brothers.
The stock was
priced at $33.25 per share.
Of the shares offered, 50,000 shares represent new
financing by Apeco which will add the resultant pro¬
ceeds to general funds available for general corporate
In This Issue
will be made on a best efforts basis through Roth
which will receive a 48 cent per share selling commission
and
$18,000 for
expenses.
The registration statement also includes
15,000 class A shares which underlie 5-year warrants to be sold to
the underwriter
at one mil each, exerciseable at $1 per share, and
&
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
INSURANCE
•
of
company
share.
INDUSTRIAL
•
Registered—
A
369 Shurs Lane, Philadelphia, Pa., filed a regis¬
tration statement
with the SEC on July 17 covering 100,000 shares
of
class
A common stock,
to be offered for public sale at $4 per
This
$1.25
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, July 24, 1961
capital
—
„■
1,800
15,214
;
8,500
$189,281
incorporated under the Jaws of the
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico on Aug. 26, 1959, under the name of
Electro-Mechanical Products Corp., for the purpose of maHUfacturlng
in Puerto Rico home-type tape recorders, and to distribute its manu¬
factured
products mainly in the United States
Canada, and South
American countries, as well as in Puerto Rico
On July 20 1960, the
corporate name was changed to Commonwealth Electronics Corp., by
amendment
to the charter executed, sworn to
and filed with the
Department of State of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.
said
BUSINESS—The
date
ment
the
of
change
State
company
was
Depart¬
of
of the corporate name was approved by the
the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. The name
of
2
Electronics Corp. by amendment
filed with and approved by the
Department of State of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico on May 1,
1961.
All of said changes
were approved by
corporate action in ac¬
cordance with the By-laws of the corporation, and the statutes of the
Issuer
the
changed
was
present occupies a plant in San Lorenzo, Puerto
constructed for them bv the Puerto Rico Indus¬
Development Corp., and leased to the corporation. The corpora¬
has not, as yet, commenced operations. Io is in the development
The
trial
tion
offering
electric
small
three
tools,
maintenance
drafting
dressers,
indicators,
typewriter,
milling
adding
CAPITALIZATION
boards
and
GIVING
and
EFFECT
dependent
proceeds
upon
from
the
sale
A
Class
to carry out its proposed activi¬
machinery, eouipment and furniture,
$12,892.79, and which includes, inter alia,
common
stock
(par
B
Class
common
stock
(par
193,
p.
100)
50)
j.
benches
U
Automatic
S.
and
Feed
diamond
vises,
for
Punch
Apex
The
Press,
wheels,
grinding
dia¬
outstanding.
a
share.
In
Monday, July 24, 1961
the first half of 1960, earnings were
in
supplier
a
Long
and
metal.—V.
aluminum
of
Beae^
193, p.
A
at
Springfield,
Valley Industries, Inc.—Debentures
Arkansas
Smelting
has
ended
Co.—June Report—
'
which offered publicly on July
group
after taxes in the
a share based on
reported earnings of $437,683
30, 1961,'equal to $2.15
June
Chicago,
produces
100,000 shs.
163,332 shs.
2321.
company
months
six
in
Ore.',
plants
from
alloys
plant
905.
—A. G. Edwards & Sons is manager of an
owns
Jhotors,
is
Apex
Cleveland
silicon
Outstanding
250,000 shs.
250,000 shs.
_
...
$2.60
or
Earnings
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
.
the three months ended June 30 amounted to $202,360,
equal to $1 a share, compared whh $262,185, or $1.29 a share in the
like
period of 1960.
filing
Authorized
—v.
$531,166,
boring
machine,
with which
now
approximately
at
valued
entirely
is
for funds
corporation
The
dial
and
was
Issuer
The
this
ties.
tion
shares
203,973
tools, electric saws, inspec¬
tools, and other similar iteirv,
cabinets, checkwriter, desks.
There
are
no
encumbrances
upon
any
of the machinery, equipment
and office furniture now owned by the corporation.
The address of the corporation is San Lorenzo, Puerto Rico.
wheel
mond
at
company
which plant
stage.
of
sworn
Rico.
Puerto
of
Commonwealth
Rico,
Antilles
to,
to
executed,
charter,
the
to
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(314)
this
6%
firm's
19, $1,500,000 of
subordinated
convertible
Offered
underwriting
sinking
fund
establish the fact that this country is far from affluent in consumer dur¬
and other surveys refer to the creeping age of our industrial plant
equipment. Add this to the four years since 1957 and one wonders whether
Reserve
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
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able
and
:y'yy
the time has long
■Last
scheduled
in denominations of $1
Expected
will be seeking competitive bids. Tentatively
three larger, managed, equity offerings.
million
slated, also, for this week
or more,
are
(July 25)
tomorrow
million in Bramalea Consolidated Develop¬
$12
are
ments, Ltd. units managed by Shields & Co.; $30 million
Union Electric Co. bonds
competitive bids; and 160,000 shares of Washington Water Power Co:' common
assisted by Kidder, Peabcdy & Co., Blyth & Co., White, Weld & Co., and Dean
for
& Co.
On that same day, the Connecticut College for Women and Ithaca
College, New York, will solicit bids for, respectively, $3 million and $2,978,000.
Wednesday (July 26) Automatic Canteen Co. of America's sinking fund debentures
amounting to $12 million may appear under the tutelage of Glore, Forgan & Co.
Witter
Brothers Co. 350,000 shares of com¬
similarly, unveil 8,000 units of Canandaigua Enterprises
bids that day are expected from Southern Pacific Co. for its
$4,845,000 equipment trust certificates, and from these municipals: $13,975,000 State
of Alaska; $4,325,000 Hempstead UFSD No. 10, N. Y.; $35 million State of Michigan;
and $17,160,000 State of North Carolina.
and S. D. Fuller & Co.,
Centers,
Bowling
with Bear,
Stearns & Co. as
is
$8,270,000 Onondaga County, N.
municipals
up
four-week
an
;Y
incentive for investment spending.
\
Means
common
stock offered via Harriman Ripley
& Co., and Texas Eastern Trans¬
debentures and 200,000 shares of subordinate convertible
preferreds under the management of Dillon, Read & Co.
The
only bit of encouragement in the backlog of indeterminate financing, which
of offerings not fully firmed up, is the Southwestern Public Service Co.
consists
to issue about $13 million in rights offering in the form of common stock
spring.
'
Last week's gross total for the formal backlog and the indeterminate corporate
backlogs was $2.6 billion. This week's gross tally adds up to $2.4 billion. The com¬
parative change in the indeterminate backlog is given below:
plan
next
bring out 200,000 shares
27 listed at this writing
Y.
hold
and
present
mission Corp. $30.million
of $3 million capital to its stockholders
the underwriter is tentatively set for Thursday (July
27). Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis on that day may
of Swingline, Inc. The only larger tax-exempt for July
the
Ways
remains
shares of
offering
Inc.,
since elapsed for
House
outlook regarding reports of future corporate financing, the
relatively unchanged. Recently Clark Equipment Credit Corp. tem¬
porarily postponed its $20 million series A debentures. Its underwriters are Lehman
Brothers, and Blyth & Co. So, too, did Taft Broadcasting Co. with regard to 376,369
Corp. Competitive
Allstate
for
As
trend
Also, Reynolds & Co. may bring out William
mon
the
week
Committee'approved a plan that would
permit U. S. businesses to deduct from their Federal income tax bills an amount
equal to 8% of their new investment in equipment. Whether this incentive would, for
example push the reported plans of Jones & Laughlim Steel Co. to set up a $250
million expansion program or not into reality is not known. The company will
not discuss any details pending its directors' approval. Production output to meet
the still pent up consumer durable goods needs can be developed once investment
spending occurs not only by J. & L. Unfortunately investment spending has ex¬
pressed its disappointment in consumer spending. The vicious circle may be broken
by a suitable investment spending inducement. Should the dilemma end, let us
hope that it will result in lower costs of durable goods, including housing.
long-term corporate and municipal debt financing amounts 'V
to $215.9 million. Out of the six larger corporate debt issues four are underwritten
and two are up for competitive bidding. All 26 municipals on the offering slate,
This week's
goods,
float
total indeterminate backlog
supply
28-day visible
The
of
corporates continues
to reflect
the
attrition: taking
Yy; * ;.>Yv
\ '
ye
3t
a
ThisWeek
LnstWeek •».
place in the calendar' for bonds. Now that Shell Oil made its successful departure
last week, the declineTjn four-week corporate bond float helps to bring the bond ^ {nhA/and stocks
$1,250,(300,000
$1,240,000,0®;^
and. stock corporate total down from1 last; week's $640,500,000 projection to this
< * ,ui
treasury financing reviewed oft the "ntlttging* score today
week's $476,000,000. Municipals, on the other hand, reversed themselves from last
Last June 2, Federal Reserve Chairman William McC. Martin, Jr., reminded the
week's estimate, going from $279,297,000 to $512,727,000.
This is primarily due to
Joint Economic Committee at one of his perennial appearances that "if business
the entry of the $225 million State of California into the fourth week of the calendar.
continues to rise
interest rates will tend to rise." While interest rates do tend to
This issue and the Aug. 2 $60,315,000 PHA's add up to $285.3 million out of the
lag behind recovery until funds are fully invested, and this seems to be the case in
July 24-Aug. 19 total of $512,727,000.
bond yields, the incongruous behavior of declining short-term rates makes the cur¬
Northern Natural Gas Co.'s $35 million debentures, via Blyth & Co., is also expected
rent solemn recovery somewhat as paradoxical as the Fed's "nudging" policy. In the
,
...
some
time this week.
total
The
of
backlog
corporate
bonds
with
firm
offering
intentions,
possessing
and unassigned dates, is down to $398 million from last week's $630.6
Corporate stocks, however, manage to hold their own with last week's
assigned
million.
tally. Both the four-week and the total backlog tables follow:
42,759,400
50,000,000
Aug. 14-Aug. 19—
45,000,000
45,831,250
$233,834,400
$242,402,095
$361,554,400
$278,957,300
—
Last week's data.
$117,908,000
105,538,000
62,801,000
226,480,000
$262,121,595
270,909,650
138,621,000
317,311,250
$476,236,495
$640,511,700
122,612,250
25,820,000
Total
Both
Financings
Municipals*
$512,727,000
$279,297,000
$988,963,495
$919,808,700
Avg. 13-Week Yields
13, 1960
——
Apr.. 25, 1961_
Total of
Corporates
$48,138,595
on
Date—
$144,213,595
165,371,650
75,820,000
90,831,250
Stocks
Bonds
$96,075,000
area
lows
Dec.
Total
Corporate
July 24-July 29—
July 31-Aug. 5—
Aug. 7-Aug. 12—
record
supply
four-week
Corporate
long-term yields have gone up, not down, and short-term yields hit
April 25 and July 17, instead of staying at a higher level. Without
the benefit of a February to February comparison, and a properly discounted change
in the business cycle, here is the record since and prior to the "nudging" policy.
Treasury
-
v"'""
April's Peak
June
5, 1961
June 19, 1961
June 26, 1961
July 10, 1961—
July 17, 1961
backlog
Total
$469,054,400 (26)
161,542,500 (38)
(58)
$306,676,095 (95)
542,302,250(308)
July,
Oct.,
.
$345,231,300(103)
502,898,700(283)
y'y. '
-
.
'
<
.
'
"
Total stocks
$848,978,345(403)
—
:
$1,478,726,900(450)
$710,520,000 (68)
corporates
Total
*
$848,130,000(386)
*$1,246,819,745(461)
Total
*
$12,045,000 in two equipment trust certificates, $14,620,preferreds with dates and $3,207,000 preferreds without
dates, and 18 issues of $300,000 and less with dates and 120 of such
Reg. A's without dates.
295
This includes
in
Type—2y4s, 6/15/62-59
2y2s, 8/15/63
4%s, .S/15/64
2%s, .2/15/65—
3%s, 5/15/68—.
2y2s, 12/15/72-67
3y2s,- 2/15/90—
three
"•
has
declined
steadily
Average yield 4.783%
\
Average yield 2.823
Average yield 2.788
Average yield 2.483
V
;}
million new cash offering.
and
Feb. 17
3.21%
3.26
3.52 -V
3.57
3.73
—3.71
3.87
-
.
•"
y
bonds
.•
u
,
■V
V
y
July 19
2.97%
May 25
3.15%
3.21
3.45
3.45
3.79
\,
3.76
3.77
•
-
3.12
3.47
3.68
3.89
3.84
3.92
corporate dollar filings
high
record
The SEC reported
155% in the second quarter ended last month
compared to..this year's first quarter. Moreover, this was 40% higher than the
previous record set in the first quarter of 1957. The latter was $3.6 billion and the
new high for April-June,
1961, was $5.1 billion. Even without the A.T. &T. $960
million stockholder rights in the second quarter the volume would still be a record
There
parentheses denote number of issues.
—_
notes
-
$680,758,000 (71)
municipals with dates
Data in
I960, 252-day bills—
1960, 244-day bills
The last item refers to the July 20th $3.5
•
Corporate stocks with dates
Corporate stocks without dates.
paper
bills
1959, 245-day bills__
Y July, 1961, 240-day bills—
$630,596,900 (64)
$397,841,400
'
Last Week
$304,334,400 (23)
93,507,000 (35)
bonds
Oct.,
;
This Week
Corporate bonds with dates
Corporate bonds without dates.
-
City Housing Authority $25,822,000
v
formal
total
2.333%
2.300
2.658
2.727
2.519
2.399
2.512
2.385
the June-July months to date commercial
reflecting the downward drift of Treasury bills.anticipation
Avg. 26-Week Yields
-
During
tax
York
million or more. Excludes New
temporary loan notes set for July 25.
*$1
2.148%
2.186
2.470
2.516
2.325
2.219
2.322
2.200
that
is evidence of
new
a
turnabout in plant-equipment spending.
corporate issues increased
one.
index of production
and the indeterminate backlog
Four consecutive monthly increases
up to 110% for June. It was 109 a year
month. The record high, before the last recession, was 111%
established last January, 1960. The recession's low was 102% in February.
cal
ago
1960
1st Quarter, 1961
2nd Quarter, 1961
production have brought the figure
for
the
same
ever
be
an
Most of the increase is slated for plant
immediate correlation between
production
recovery and capital financing plans—particularly when production recovery in¬
variably concentrates on taking up the slack in existing excess capacity—one might
expect a slightly different picture than the normal one. Fifrst, American industry has
for all intents and purposes not expanded since 1957. Whatever capacity increase took
place resulted more from the area of modernization and little from net increase
in new plant, tools and so on. It also has gone forward in research and development.
Secondly, surveys after surveys by the University of Michigan and the Federal
Though there need hardly
Debt
Total
$2.5 billion
P 2.0 billion
Y 5.1 billion
2nd Quarter,
in the Federal Reserve Board's index of physi¬
past
;
Equity
$1.8 billion
1.5 billion
3.4 billion
$580,000,000
350,000,000
1,600,000,000
and equipment spending.
week's
sales
Corporates sold publicly in the week through July 19 came to $275,748,430 which
included the successful Shell Oil 4%s sinking fund debentures.
Additions to the
Chronicle's
corporate
.Y
'
■
Y
20 were $70,861,050. Municipal offerings
additions amounted to $74,990,000 for the same
' ' :
•
July 20, 1961
of July
calendar
$82,008,000 and calendar
respective cut-off dates.
tallied
'
.
-Volume
.
June 15, 1976,
15, 1961.
due
debentures,
Number 60-75
194
.
.
at
The Commercial and
.
100%
and
petitive pricing
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds
from
the
sale
will
be
on
labor
about
accrued
June
interest from
year
after
June
FEATURES—The
15,
1962
at
the
ranging from 105% to
acrued interest in each
prices
before
to
June
15,
adjustment.
1976
-
debentures
option
redeemable
be
on
could
101%,
The
debentures
capital stock
$17.50
at
convertible
are
April
share,
per
Operating
subject
1,
the
of
1961
Fed.
debentures
convertible
TO
PRESENT
debentures
payable
6%
to
resentative
23,893,809
___
110,507,428
operating
5,794,055
5,575,216
27,730,079
5,122,799
4,934,330
24,786,705
24,121,312
charges
25,605,600-25,145,900
$1,500,000
1961
6%
real
on
5%
stock,
has
184,800
interest
had
been
'
into
several
184,800
2,212,720
The
Sons,
the
underwriting
an
underwriters
named
representative
agreement
below,
Co.
of
the
the
as
underwriting commitment is such that if any of the debentures are
purchased by the underwriters, all must be so purchased.
The names
the
of
underwriters
several
which
each
severally
has
the
and
agreed
the
by
Boettcher
&
Co
Amount
Stifel, Nicolaus
75,000
Miller
&
B.
75,000
Co.___
Chiles-Lchutz
75,000
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.
Hayaen,
•*"
Sons__$775,000
Parker,
75,000
C.
Co. Inc.
Co
Christopher &
Eisen,
Co._
75,000
75,000
Ranson
I.
&
pany's
25,000
193,
Co
25,000
Inc
Co.
25,000
2211.
p.
it
Debentures Sold Privately
—
ible subordinated
the Franklin
vestment
July 19,
—
debentures had
company.—V. 192,
Chemical
On
May
Powder
31,
o
companyli .naVKe
the
1961
Cd..uiLAi
♦
sin
...
changed
was
' "V ."
from
Atlas
//■.;;'%
.
<"*
•
Gottshall, chairman arid presiderit' has announced that
the company has completed.a%U\ajor financing program.
The financing
includes
$9,000,000 of revolving credit agreements with
a
group
of
Ralph
K.
stockholders.
leading
commercial
banks
$9,000,000, of
and
placed privately with institutional investors.
A major portion of
the new funds will be
the
construction
of
the
company's
47/s%
15-year
to
notes
glycerin
and
Will
The
private placement of the long-term notes
Eberstadt
F:
&
agreements.
Atlas Powder
"v
Industries,
President,
The
of 92
company
shares
213,093
owns
stock,
common
193,
by
the
or
basis
will
which
the
underlie
from
to
at
$2.70
by Frank
time
the
prices
in
current
and
for
regis¬
a
shares
stock,
of
by-the
all
on an
other
firms,_
of
law
in
shares
common
at
outstanding
which
common
market
at
prices
May
to
shares
in
fell
the
company:is
The
company.
stock
will
be
temperature
proceeds
net
used
to
in
room
both
from
construct
the
which
of
the
have
company's
dust-free,
a
plant
company's
been
merged
ssle
of
into
1961.
insurance
System
aries)
of
training personnel
system and
The
now
to
program
has
company
which
Henry
35,000
order;
on
to
costs
cover
volume
Board
(including sal¬
to develop new applications for
applications;
such
outstanding
shares.
and
362,000
for
shares
the
working
of
"1401"
Insurance
of
Premium
of
12.7%
President, and Joseph Taub, Secretary-Treasurer,
own
165,375 and 149,625 shares, respectively; and they propose to sell
26,125 and 23,875 shares,'respectively.
In addition, Lautenberg owns
of
1960,
over
Investment
yields
Co.
/'
ings
income
$3,872,733
of
a
Ad¬
stock,
of
Territo,
President,
84.3%.
group
foundpd
through
executive
officers
the
in
aouchwest.
by
law.
a
the
cooperative
and
All
result
from
small
As
determined
directors
of
these
financial
needs
of
of
their
of
banks
experience
businesses
the
that
of
private
equity
their
in
assistance
available
these
capital
small
to
long-term loan
and
business
concerns,
requirements
incorporated under the laws of Texas
as
small
a
Investment
business
of
Act
small
of
April
on
19,
investment
1958,
as
subject
to examination -by the Small
required
to furnish1 that agency
is
operation
office is
located
GIVING
at
6517
EFFECT
Hillcrest
TO
Business
$1)
(par
Ave.,' Dallas,
PRESENT
com¬
Texas.
FINANCING
Outstanding
5,000,000 shs.
:—
Ad¬
periodic
with
condition.-rThe
andr financial
1,495,000 shs.
2107.
p.
to Ralph Read,
Mills firm.
the
President of
privately
Cenco
Mills Co.
held
subsidiary.
111.
As
distributed
the
midwest
The
Cenco President,
and
Irving
and
research.—V.
Central
194,
the
of
has
according
Corp.
plants
equipment
both
Chicago
and
will
now
products
instead
only
of
in
Read.
to
manufactures
and
in
Mills'
acquisition,
internationally
and
southwest,
instruments
apparatus,
was
company
result
a
nationally
Instruments
Cenco
distributes
and
education,
for
scientific
industry
and
215.
p.
Securities Corp.—To Redeem Preferred—
The
ended
quarter.
quarter
1960
-
has announced the acquisition of Mills Hospital Supply
Chicago according
corporation has called for redemption on Nov. 1, 1961, all of
outstanding $1.40 convertible preference series A stock at $27.50
its
share.—V.
per
192,
p.
303.
Central Soya Co., Inc.—To Form Italian Affiliate—
the
as
June
gain of $71,679,362
business, according to J.
Land
gain
a
6.1%
of
a
high
new
$28,650,221,
boosted
to
An
by
>
peak
six-month
as
mortgages
in
earlier, Mr.
contrast
to
plant
gain
of
in
have
at
Livorno,
northwestern
in
Italy,
with
company
is
to
and
poultry
the
at
feeds.
location
same
a
The elevator will be equipped to unload
store and distribute grain and products
consuming
markets.
is a significant factor in the
processing industry, operating the first major processing
Seriom also is a refiner of .olive and other edible
Soya's
Italy.
water
or
livestock
constructing
new
associate,
Seriom,
vegetable oils.
Through affiliate companies, it is a major factor in the petroleum
with major petroleum refineries in Ravenna and Sicily, as
as
a
distribution network for liquified gas.—V. 194, p. 4.
earn¬
7.6%
industry
said.
Higdon
truck
Italian soybean
and bonds and other
$4,250,386
purchased
production of Master Mix
'
higher
of
rail,
McMillen, Jr., President.
Soya-Seriom, S.
P.
A., will
port facilities on the Mediterranean Sea. Plans are under¬
construction of a modern formula feed manufacturing
associated
Central
rose
of
return
been
W.
Central
Milan, Italy.
large grain storage elevator.
directly from ocean vessels,
existing
the
above
in force
at
the
facility for
with $26,669,724.
compared
new
a
•
insurance
as
has
for
Dale
by
corporation,
new
headquarters
way
s
increases/, from
and
company
announcement
an
deep water
total
30
reflected a
C. Higdon,
approaching completion for the formation in Italy of
for the manufacture of Master Mix feeds, according
are
joint
to
The
/
gross
year
a
Joseph R.
as
Business
common
Southwest.
stock
Danville,
America—Sales—
of
ago.
was
a
Small
of
founded more than 50 years ago
and manufactures and distributes hospital and surgical supplies.
Present Mills management will continue to operate the company as
be
the
for
1961
of
larger holdings
provided
flow
the
the
company
of
The
•
revivals
set
the
meet
193,
Mills,
5,500
comparable
the
$226,517,430,
aggregated
secuirties,
on
securities
in
1899.
months
to
which
the
Cenco Instruments Corp.—Acquisition—
■
six-month
including
year
a
and
officials
applications
the
concerning/its
The
Co.
8,000
,
income,
to
shares
Authorized
its
paid-for
amouted
investment
a portion
may
incurred under its
be
enterprises.
They
that
a
company
organized
with
their
sponsorship under
Business Investment Act, which was adopted by Congress
Business
Common
2,000
v
six
A'
new
sales,
$213,514,766
stock,
Taub,
'
first
of
loan
CAPITALIZATION
new
5,500
Chairman.
policyowners
capital.
common
force. in
the.
1940.
of
company and all but one have invested
their respective capital and surplus, the
permitted
founders
pany's principal
moved into the two billion dollar class of
the closing
weeks
of 1960, reported a 3.6%
$2,073,386,350.
record
-
Processing
/
the
1%
to
the company
is
ministration
and
IBM
•
Data
.in
for
reached
the
investment
Act
for
used
the
loca.ea
of
meeting
in
.reports
for. the first quarter of the current
sbnre after taxes, and $476,604 prior
per
Assurance"
which
1961
to
company under the
amended, and is registered
as a closed-end non-diversified
management investment company under
the Investment Company Act of 1940. Such
licensing and registration
do
not
make
the
company
subject
to
supervision by any Federal
authority as to management or investment practices rdr policies! but
Report—
$530,954
for
$680,797
-
1960
May
necessary,
was
including
company was
It is licensed
Small
for the quarter
totaled
profits
of
help
business
5,500
—
34 .cents
.
company,
increase
the
constant
"1401"
tne
the
———
provision
Up—
be
may
issued
14,000
management
stock
the
stimulate
to
Plans
additional
dehumidified,
house
to
____
__________
u
provision for taxes.—V. 193, p.
The
will
Company
extent
which
previously
banks
bank
areas,
could
a
en¬
the
October
in
Shares
Co,
Co.—Quarterly
Men's
sale
to
in
According
management
Investment
stock
and,
company
20
equal
Small
the
8,000
&
against
or
the
law
licensed
1958.
Corp.—Common Stock Offered—
July 17, 1961 prospectus Rotan, Mosle &
a
amount
short
—5,500
___—.____—•_
Co.^___
reported
and
the
concluded
and
profit of $254,625 after provision for
as
company,
Volume
1961,
/:
•
Co.—
tax
of $222,147
Business
related
sale.
June,
of
in
reviewing
trade
sold
service business, principally in
Such business was previously conducted by
affiliated, corporations
two
1961,
31,
The
year
gaged in the electronic data processing
/the preparation of payrolls.
before
the
indebtedness
any
group
amount
an
—V.
/
net
a
Inc.
Co.
Southwest
a
maximum
r
■
company, and .subsidiaries;, report
shows
Profits
each,
be
may
The
which
cent
1
shares
shares
of
Co.—
Forge
each,
of
invested
ended May 31,
United States
and
Canadianincome-"taxes,1 equal "to 39 cents per
share on the
649,572 shares of common stock currently outstanding. This compared
with a net profit of $312,369 or 48 cents per share on the same num-.;
ber
of
outstanding shares in the second quarter of the 1960 fiscal
year.
' ■
/ .V
,? :
,
1961
public sale
share
two
underwriters
7,500
time
the
at
the
Vice-President,
Delaware
under.
to
over-the-counter
the
$3 per
at
Co.
3,500
share;
and
share;
per
filed
J.-,
&
from
BUSINESS—The
names, The' purchasers
shares of the new preferred
215.
p.
Buffalo
•
,
outstanding
offered
Shields
194,
&
&
1,300,000 shares of this
common stock at $11
per share. Proceeds will be
by the company for investment and other corporate
efforts
a
'
Registered
100,000
offered
number
any
Corp.—
Hammill
California
company
respective
Securities &
Union
Peabody
Birr
Houston, publicly offered
used
:
*
907.
p.
common
per
sold
'
Goodbody'&
share - commission.
The registration
shares sold to the underwriters
per
cents
Laut^nberg,
to/time
Organized
cents
N.
covering
to be
Bomback/&
12,000
50
warrants
one-year
exercisable
owned
30
a
at
19
are
being
to be
are
Golkin,
includes
also
company
shares,
50,000
The shares
through
receive
statement
by
and
company
none
Paterson,
July
on
of which 50,000 shares
holders thereof.
i
above.—V.
their
Co.__:
Equitable. Securities
Shearson,
-
&
and
firm's
-
'
Kidder,
credit
Change Effective—
Inc.,
Highway 46/East
tration statement with the SEC
r
through
bank
'the
company
opposite
Eastman' Dillon,
.
under
concerns;
approximately
'..■■/'■
White,. Weld
%/
V/'
Automatic Data Processing, Inc.—Common
.
-
the
the
set
a
Chairman,
Co.,
The
•'
..
,!■
—V.
Co.—Name
Chemical
Atlas
See
related
arranged
was
Co.,/which also assisted in arranging
"/ /'//"■ 'J. 1."■■■
from
under
investment
company has
outstanding
J. C. Ernst, Board
Capital
purchasers named below'have severally agreed,
terms
of the Preferred Stock Purchase Agreement,
stock
Co.
Investment Act of
closed-end non-diversified
retire
in
be
not
&
purposes.
obligated to purchase
stock unless all are purchased.
with
higher
alcohols project and the remainder for other related capital improve¬
ments to existing facilities.
The new plant, which will be located at
Atlas
Point near Wilmington/.Del.. will have an initial capacity of*50,000,000 pounds annually.. >
■ m .......
•
new
purchase
preferred
connection
in
used
is
Pursuant to
95,000
the
to
Byllesby
Business
proceeds
to
8.6%
own
PURCHASERS—The
subject
business
defined
business
which
Edison Co.—Additional Financing Details—
17, 1961 issue reported the sale on July 14 of
40,000 shares of this firm's 5.48% preferred stock at
$102.4299 per share through Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
and White, Weld & Co., New York City, and associates.
AdditidhaFfihkncing details follow:
j
./t!.
Industries, Inc.—New Name—Financ¬
M.
organized
was
debenture
Brockton
ing Arranged—
H.
($147,411).
Our July
Atlas
net
The
use
engaged
shares.
it
from time to time for the acquisition
properties,
the development of the com¬
as working capital.
or
for
by
ministration
company
and
St., San Francisco, filed a registration
July 18 covering 600,000 shares of common
public sale on an all-or-none basis through
price
subordinated
covering 4,000
Fulton, Reid &
amendment.
by
Sutter
on
The
Small
as
used
The
1193.
p.
be
shares; and management officials as a group
prospectus lists
20
other
selling
stock¬
holders who propose to sell amounts ranging from 200 to 12,000 shares.
—V. 184, p. 818. •'
privately to
small business in¬
a
the
is
sell
to
377,675
own
been sold
Corp., New York City,
by
the
small
South Front St., Elizabeth, N.
J., filed a
with the SEC on July 13, covering 168,965
capital stock, to be offered for
public sale
which Thomas E. Betner,
of
proposes
reported that $500,000 of this firm's convert¬
was
selling
the
A"
through
The
Files
—
Co., Inc.—Capital Stock Registered—
business
company
stock,
Astrex, Inc.
"Reg.
a
150 000
^
_
for
offering
company
a
small
is
company
...
the manufacture and sale of industrial
lubricating
oils and greases for use in various industries, process
oils
used
by the manufacturers in processing natural and synthetic
textiles and in the sole leather tanning and finishing industries and
other
specialty
oils
for
various
industries,
as
well
as
industrial
paints and all purpose alkyl-aryl detergents.
In addition to certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 1,022,175 shares of capital
75,000
Simon
&
The
and
632
of
properties,
The
Waeckerle,
Quinn
Gardner—
filed
1,000^000
Co
headed
public
amendment.
under
to
additional
of
25,000
Purcell & Adams Inc._^
& Co.-
Newhard, Cook & Co
Reinholdt<&
to
go
statement
shares of
issued
be
may
75,000
25,000
&
of
thereof on the American Stock Exchange or otherwise
time at prices current at the time of sale.
The regis¬
statement also includes 100,000 shares of capital stock which
tration
Amount
&
1961
3,
150,000
150,000
Hutzler
250,000
&
offered
due
holders
time
from
follows:
Edwards
will
company
registration
outstanding
principal amount
purchase are as
to
July
on
Chemical
Borne
to
prospectus,
■
(par $12.50)
to be* offered
Cleveland.
Price will be supplied
proceeds
This
the
addresses
through
shares
Inc.,
The
from
principal amount of 6% convertible subordi¬
sinking fund debentures due 1976 offered hereby. The nature of
debentures
privately
&
and underwriting terms are to be supplied
registration statement also includes 60,000 addi¬
tional common shares which underlie
30-day options granted to the
underwriters, which may be exercised and offered on the same terms
as
that applicable
to the 600,000 shares.
this
July 1,
Shields & Co.,
$1,000,000
warrants
250,000
31
215.
p.
underwriters
rep¬
purchase
to
that
and
•./
..
company
common
&
sold
notes
Bloch Brothers Tobacco Co., Wheeling, W. Va.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
rates
Edwards
G.
entered
the
of
179,823
(at
2,212,720
(at
reported
was
of
$6,050,000
!___
Co
be
The
New York City.
194,500
179,823
estate
7% )_
to
it
subordinated
amounts
Co.
Co
Brothers
White
N.
194,
&
Co.
Northwest
&
Inc
Co.
&
This company, of 111
statement with the SEC
2663.
19,
principal
California Growth Capital, Inc.—Common
Registered—
27,189,485
inc._
respective
172,412,035
9,569,222
firm's
the company the $1,500,000
1961
35,044,340 179,879,689
22,407,820 117,438,975
—V.
9,105,035
p.
&
Hutchinson
Wells
C
*)>
(Frederick W.) Berens, Inc.—Notes Placed Privately—
179,523Vfe shs.
600,000
10% )
underwriters,
—V.
Stuart
Thomas
1961—5 Mos.—1960
$
the
company
below:
forth
McMasier
Salomon
1,902,104
July
sinking
1970_:
due
indebtedness
M.
set
Halsey,
months to,
the
year.
of
-5,159,200
1973
payable to General Mills
G.
balance
5,273,000
193,
the
from
bonds
Amount
by
Outstanding
$1,500,000
subordinated
UNDERWRITERS—A.
A.
the
purchase
new
3
a
1,846,181
after
—V.
FINANCING
400,000 shs.
1976
due
interest rates from
and
the
$
*
36,807,045
——
expenses
,
Mortgages
of
from
...
EFFECT
GIVING
(par $3 per share)
convertible
subordinated
sinking
from
country.
up
taxes_____,
operating taxes,
Net
and its subsidiaries for the year
$20,710,963, while net earnings were
to
Capital stock
Other
for
1961—Month—1960
income
Other
company
amounted
Authorized
nated
revenues
Operating
CAPITALIZATION
Note
swing
$
with executive offices in Dardanelle, Ark.,
company,
$540,263.
fund
in
earnings
the
are
Mullaney,
upward
an
Period Ended May 31—
Net
6%
that
orders
to
with higher
coupled
throughout
incoming
confidence
expressed
show
on
integrated
an
EARNINGS—Sales
fund
increase
present
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnings—
company
poultry business, including hatching, growing,
feeding and processing and marketing operations. At present the com¬
pany has 18 subsidiaries located in Arkansas.
6%
their industry,
wage
that
193, p. 699.
Bell
at redemption
and for the sinking fund, at par,
case.
into
will
the
of
•
BUSINESS—The
conducts
ended
and
ago,
come
3%
a
in
items
several
however,
(315)
Pacific
REDEMPTION
or
of
added,
—V.
purposes.
plus
costs
He
for
used
physical
improvements and new facilities, the development of a marketing divi¬
sion, the reduction of current liabilities as well as for working capital
and
Financial Chronicle
well
Beech Aircraft Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
over
The
nine
corporation
months
Beechcraft
an
has
ended
accomplishment
to
Total
business
totaled
1961,
30,
military
accelerating
income,
announced
June
of
total
were
fiscal
sales
airplanes
to
steadying
a
for
its
domestic
market
of
64
and
The
and
six
months
Net
this
on
net
represented
sales
net
-
has" reported
company
the
were
a
ended
sales
slight
May
for
the
31.
six
2.3%-decrease
*
decreases
The
Jones
in-sales
and
the
earnings
the
R.
year
months of. 1961
over
last
totaled
when
year
$13,932,549
consolidated
$14,262,763../
;
E.
Moore,/ president,
said
the
667.
Certain-teed
shares
&
on
(par
Templeton,
proceeds
July
3,
Exchange Commission—
1961
filed
50 cents) to be
Los Angeles.
are;
repayment
to,
be
and
covering
A"-
$4,
at
75,000
through
for each
Mitchum,
of
or
45
cents
per
-
earnings
share,
based
...
..
decline
was
due
to
on
-: California Electric/Power
development
products,
working
capital.
new
*
com¬
the
to
Co.
^
Additional Financing
State
*
at
.
,
..
follow:,'.."-
''V-'.'-V- ..VV:
subject to the
purchasers
••
named
teriris and-.conditions
15 shares held.
Street,
of
below
have
of the Bond
agreed,
Agreement,
severally
Purchase
of
NOTE:
On
1917*
was
incorporated
of
the fluctuations
the
under
laws
of; the
Its principal executive offices are located
'
insulation,
plywood
*
the
_
and
insulation
board. . In the latter part of 1960
Institute for Essential Housing,
company's wholly-owned subsidiary,
Claude D.Seibert, Publisher, and President.
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U.S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor
^2-9570.
Seibert, Treasurer; George J. Morrlssey, Editor. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday J. Otner p:1
Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613)/ Copyright 1961 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the/post office at New yotk,
1879. Subscription in United States, U. S;f Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year, otner coun
account
The
The company is an. important factor in the building iriaterials indus¬
try in the United States. The company manufactures and sella asphalt
roofing products and millwork and distributes a wide range of building
materials manufactured by others, including such products as Fiberglas
Dana
3,
company
Maryland in
120 East Lancaster Ave:, Ardtaore, Pa.
Chicago-3,
March
Rights will expire Aug. 3.
City, and associates. Proceeds will be added
company's working capital.
THE COMMERCIAL AND
William
is
New York
-
—
Our July 17,; 1961 issue reported the sale on
July 13 of $8,000,000 of this firm's first mortgage bonds,
5 % series due July 1, J991; Additional financing details
PURCHASERS—The
>
company
offering is being underwritten by Lazard Freres & Co.,
used^ for
of • loans
"Reg.
a
offered
Products
Corp.—Subscription Rights—
offering its common stockholders of
record July 19 the right to subscribe to 127,632 addi¬
tional shares at $34 per share on the basis of one share
The
Products, Inc., •, Downey, Calif.—
Details
.,*•
net
net income was 710,215,
number of shares.-.. /
p.
BUSINESS—The
after taxes, declined 19.6%; "For the first six months
income was $571,210, equivalent , to 36 cents per share
1,581,86Q shares.of common outstanding. For the same period
same
Computer
corporation
Inventory,
•
last
190,
a
■
income,
year
$34,494,037,
was
I960.—V.
Files With Securities and
Net
earnings,
after
taxes
on
cents' per share.—V. 193, p. 1115.
The
Consolidated
of
sources
market.
or
Bell & Gossett Co.—Six Months' Report—
> for
$32,059,516
California
common
•
all
from
the
deliveries
and
the
first
$53,333,219—representing
deliveries'1 as-projected,
export
$1,743,708;
that
income
in
the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance for foreign subscriptions
and
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
aes.
0 e.
a
n. x., u
nes, 9
.w p
y as*
4
(316)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
i
Inc.
("IEH"),
the
of
commenced
construction
sold
are
in
of
the
low
design, selling,
cost
houses.
All
financing and supervision
of
the
company's
changed to Coastal Acceptance
Corp.
products
ized
highly competitive markets.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
short-term
Collateral
41,/2%
bank
payable
prior pref. stock
Common
stock
(par
$100.)
5,417,759
50,000 shs.
$1)
UNDERWRITERS
3,000,000 shs.
2,042,117 shs.
The
underwriters
named
below
have
agreed
severally to purchase from the company all the
shares of common stock
offered hereby which are not subscribed
for pursuant to the
—
Freese
&
Co
Bear, Stearns & Co._
Blyth
&
Clark,
F.
Co.
&
Eberstadt
Goldman,
Halle
&
&
Inc.___
Co.
Fenner
3V2
Paribas
W.
E.
&
—V.
194,
Inc
6
.
Corp.
;
;-6
3Va
Rodman
IV2
L.
F.
Reeves
&
&
&
Schwabacher
&
3 V2
Wertheim
Co._
'
3V2
Co.__
Yarnall, Biddle
&
Co._.i
2
;
Th£
bank
Park
-
plans
from
Ave.,
to
rental
which
recent
of
In
addition
the
This
The
years
the
rented
made
was
of
the
having
location.
approval
bank's
its
This
be
started
300,000
by
Cross
by
Oren
application
personal
has
«Tin
trust
at
within
feet
square
&
Brown
Root,
to
a
Co.,
an
and
the
of
tbe
feet.—V.
square
of
of
in
acquired
all
the
Calif.,
manufacturer
industry.
j_angworthy,
of
its
Burbank
plant.
of
Chemical
This
tration
statement
of
common
to
be
at
$3.60
and
for
The
East
a
public
unit.
per
200
with
stock
offered
share.
per
of
company,
Corp.—Units
The
98th
12
Contour,
Empcor,
for
who
warrants
offering
will
are
be
share
(one
exercisable
made
9.759
outstanding
the
rants
common
underwriter
to
at
5
shares
cents
sold
at
through
by
share
per
based
'
statement
two
former
like
a
The
same
under Delaware
law
New
from
the
retail
and
sale
outlets,
full
in
six
metropolitan area
furniture separately and
and
for
of
to
loans
units
due
working
will
Mo
ris
whurchiu,
<
for
to,
to
lano^cw'i^ t(f certain
rZ? share, of of common
^ s.nares,
which
used
full
to
Tillie
and
(the
indebtedness,
stock with
a
a
filed
current
book
has
to
be
of
86
cents
in
exchange
company's
Coastal Acceptance
three
for
all
the
ment
the
to
a
notes.
in
denominations
of
The
June
securities
noffltPriNn^ST0T^e STTi'
authSJyprt JfnFtoi f'
?'
valup
\alue
nf
of
nn!
one
a New Hampshire corporation, was incoras Seacoast Investment Corp. with an
Z „100 shares of common stock with a par
^
th
thousand
dollars
($1,000)
per
share.
warrants
The
share
per
name
was
on
shares
1961
of
after
providing
It:
of
to
the
sale
Main
with
stock,
Co.,
.•
\
lin
for
for
for
hydraulic
furniture.
will
be
The
60
a
cent
and
for
the
expanding
panding
In
payment
operations
schoolrooms
addition
Paulsen,
about
of
in
furniture,
$3
to
certain
share.
;
^
marine
,
of
the
loans
field
possible
and
of
v
...
-
-'
of
stock,
to .-be
.
company's
offered
1959
manufacturing
in
the
directors
Corp.
have
tne
to
officers
Victor
Adding
July
19,
price
and
Stohe
underwriting
manufacture
1961
it
instalment
unit.
No
10,
$25)
of
and
sale
of
and
Corp.—Securities
was
reported
notes
with
that
warrants
privately to the Frank¬
small business investment
a
1961
and
to
are
filed
50,000
be used
and
Files With
—
A"
covering
shares
five
(par
10,000
$1)
to
shares
common
at
involved.'
is
to
"Reg.
a
common
preferred
one
underwriting
and
accrued
underwriting
&
debts
repay
and
interest,
for
working capital
.
by
The
'
.!■!'
debentures
are
maturity at $11
stock until
common
1, 1976,
July 19 by
Adams & Peck;
made
was
managed
group
Co., and Andresen & Co.
<■
will
per
be
".i'u
'
.
proceeds
used
by
BUSINESS—The
,
has
..'.
gutter and-down¬
spout,
•
the
Co.
Crown
solidated
;
and
of
of
dated
n>n.
registration
" '
^
Comptometer
the
businesses
.7
.v..;--
2433.
;
'
,
caulking; compounds;..sash
.sheet
and
foam.-'
interior
for
f
,
,
company's
;•
CAPITALIZATION--For
sales
income
about
was
mon
stock
shares
of
p.t
ordinated
$6.50
at
$12.00
due
due
with
by
July
Jan.
debentures
the
such
Allen
&
&
First
L.
comnanv
opposite
Peck
hps
Reed,
&
their
193,.
&
the
fi-
of
com¬
sub¬
underwriting
an
names:
:
"'$650,000
650,000
;
'
650,000...
Corp.
&
&
com¬
providing > for' the
principal amount of
Co.,
____1
Inc.
200,000
_1_
150,0001:
Smith
2005.
p.
current
purchase
to
into
below
of
respective
■
Co.
Simon
Lear
of
will- consist
company
entered
named
severally
•
Jackson
cbmnletlon
war^-an^s
1
Securities
K.
the
of
ended
consoli-
1976; $1,500,000 of 7Vz%
subordi¬
1977; and $2,273,643 of sundry debt.
underwriters
Co.
Andresen
of
34 629
months
unaudited
1,
15,
underwriters
forth
set
Adams
$4':.000.-Unin
stock;
four
and
31,
con-
income
net-
share, an*) 20CCO warrants to purchase
per share;
$2 500,000 of 5y2%" convertible
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreement
purchase
the
$3,093,030,
Jan.
had
per
debentures
debentures
s°les. for
capitalization
common
year' 'ended
subsidiaries
and y consolida cd.
approxima'.ely
ouiSianding
mon
$8,684,125
the
an:! its
Corp.
consolidated.
were
shares
Industries
of
Unaudited
net
nated
AND
1961
,ig,-
—V.
CompuDyne Corp.—Common Stock
Offered—Hayden,
Stone & Co. and associates
offered publicly on July 19 a
total of 163,000 shares of this
firm's common stock at
$10.75 per share. Of the shares,
120,000 are being sold
by the company and the balance
by certain selling
naps;
board
aluminum
for, the
Aluminum
net
$183,991,.
s
783 871
a
backer
enameled
use
EARNINGS
1961,
;
•
aluminum
products has been for home im¬
provement,
with a small but steadily
increasing portion1 being used
for
new
residential Construction.Crown
Aluminum
Industries
Corp.
manufacturing facilities are located in Roxboro, N. C.
%
own
..'
foil,
insulated
■
and
Principal
"'h. May 31,
combination
companies.
palnls.
roofing
ex¬
Alexander
•"
»---■
New York, filed
Machine
aluminum
and
The company
plans to begin production of enameled 'gutter aiich
dp rfiispout/. aluminum
t.r m
to
selling
Treasurer,:
successof
and vertical paneling, as well as
"a-variety of accessory products ineluding profile corners, window channel,,, starter strip,."1 and
backer
strip. In. addition, the company.-distributes, enameled-
outstanding
Ames,
-
-
company of 5820 Center Ave.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.; is
by merger to Crown Manufacturing • Co.'.- and CrownAluminum,
Inc.,
Norch.
Carolina
and
Pennsylvania-,, corporations,
respectively. The company manufactures enameled aluminum
clapboard
the
combination the
approximately 1,000,000 outstanding shares of
become the same number of shares
in the combined
operation and the 1,000,000
outstanding shares of Victor stock will be¬
come
3,600,000 shares of the combined
operation.
;
'V;
v
'
Detailed agreements are
being prepared and will be submitted for
approval by the stockholders at
meetings to be held at an early date.
p.
offering
from the financing,
together with other
the company-nto consiraco a new integrated
strip mill for the production of coiled aluminum; -to
complete
the
buildings designed to house the mill and machine shop, and to
pur¬
chase additional machine tools; t^ nurchase a
larger paint line facility:
for
construction
of
a
new
warehouse; and for development of new
products.
.:
:
payable,
and
In the
193,
the
amendment.
-
on
PRCCEFDS—Net
from
covering 164,000 shar?s of capital
and
key personnel pursuant to the
Option Plan.—V. 190, p.;1936. • -
approved
Registered—
the sole manufacturer
of
potentiometers, its most important
product.
related; precision
electronic
components
(par
units
101 V2%
Comptometer will
—V.
in
share.
electronic)- field.
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
0!
unanimously
two
Stock
3,690
3,600
Inc._.
■:V,:.
convertitole' into
equip¬
-owed
or' for; further
marifre
«."
Restricted
Comptometer
The
Corp.—Common
stock had been sold
proceeds
Allen
•
Combustion Engineering, Inc.—Files Stock
Plan—
of
■
2447.
p.
Inc.
Thornhill,
expansion.
an
also
proceeds
moneys
th-
■
■
7,600
3,600
instruments.
shares
per
at
-
trade * accounts
acquisitions
company
indebtedness,
each.—V.. 190,
3,600
Crown Aluminum Industries
Corp. — Debentures Of¬
fered—Public offering of $2,500,000 of this firm's
5Vz%
convertible subordinated debentures due
July
of
propellers,'
marine
estimated, net
reduction,
company
common stock, of which
Bernard N.
Chairman,-- and
Douglas
Paulsen,
Board
30%
the
the
of
&
.
five-year
warrants
each,exercisable at $5
shares which- the holders
per
$619,650
bank
for
the operations
by
manufactures
offered
and
underlie
manufacturer
to
French
Wyllie
Corp., New York City,
The
cent
one
equipment, ' electronic
The
applied
&
%
basis,
none
The corporation
share
per
registration, statement
common
at
diversified
a
receive
which
outstanding
Inc.
Co
■
will
expenses.
shares
&
H.
preferred
at
7,600
Hayden,
or
common
funds,
sale
Co.
Crawford Stores, Inc., Alhambra, Calif.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
since. 1959 -($65,000),1 for the purchase- of equipment : for
melting
of
stainless
steel
and
copper-nickel
alloys; ($65,000),
to
provide
additional
working capiteT'to be used with -'.other■*
funds
'
public
7,600
type precision
company.
on
offered
7,600
Co.
Of the 800,000 outstanding common
shares,
Adise, President, and Henry Siegel,
Secretary-Treasurer,
365,950 shares each and propose to sell 80,000 shares
each.
and
Freeport, New York,;'
July
13,
covering
SEC
be
&
&
Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke
3,600
Privately— July
$175,000 of this firm's
v
.
Street,
the
to
which
underwriters
is
metal
North
underwriters
accessories,
and
&
20,000
5,600
1
Co.
HammiU
Consolidated Ceramics & Metalizing
Corp.—Common Registered—
216
.
Co.
Sold
totaled
'
3,600
&
Nicolaus & Co.
Walston & Co.; Inc.
5,600
h--
3,600
Co
Rothschild
is engaged in the design,
potentiometers,
and is presently
also
own
common
"
K
&
Westheimer
supplied
film
Herbert
$201.976,481,• compared with
period last year, a decrease of 2%
—V.-193,
•.
v
S>'»
"nsA'iSto'
common
company
1961
Gardner
Stifel,
Co.
F.
company
measuring
of
reserve
a
3,600
Sons—_
Shields
Remington,
all
be
precision
carbon
$30
2,770,739
to
The
to
5,600
2212.
p.
on
terms
sold
share
per
&
3,690
Inc
Wulbern,
3,600
&
Shearson,
7,600
Co.
J-i
—i
193,
Co.
&
statement ..also
price
a
officers
issued
were
from
$100 to $1,000.
Pro¬
ceeds will be added
to the general
funds of the
and used to
company
make loans to the
general public.'
1
at
&
3,600
3,600
This
corporation of 92 Madison Ave., Hempstead, N.
Y., filed"' a
registration statement with the SEC on July 13,/covering
160,000
outstanding, shares of common stock, to be offered for public
sale
by the holders thereof through underwriters headed by
to.be
into by customers with the
purchases of merchandise. The
This company, of 200 Madison
Avenue,
statement with the SEC on
July 14
15, 1961
offering circular, Eastern
Investment Corp.,
Manchester,
"•>
Publicly offered $125,000 of this
firm's 10-year
7% registered
series
par
.
Grumet &
a
5% "com¬
receive
5-year
&
3,600
Co.—
&
Pont
Co.
Mosle
L.
Computer Instruments
■
.
offering will be mp.de through underwriters headed
the
to
stock
the
issued
subsidiaries.
Corp.—Pursuant
of
statement
$7,500
and
sold
The
name'
Dubler,
Woe;ai7 /vfasUrer'
arri
and. ni,utnnrtein^0n|paj?yP™m°ters
outstanding ;stock of the
and
sold
marine
the
of
Loving
10,000
share,
per
is
outstanding
value
will
registration
underlie
du
Grant
Inc.
—V.
entered
share
common
The
404,114 shares of
company
Brand,
Weedon
I.
&
Reinholdt
Rotan,
retirement
'
of
share.
thereof
purposes.
the
by
EI
Inc.
Middlebrook,
Edwards
Hess,
'
cents
half
per
same
registration
includes
proceeds
the
61
weeks
the
shares
commission
war¬
G.
A.
;
rate
Pierce,. Carrison,
Co.
Granbery, Marache &
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks,
Kirkland
&
outstanding compared with 56 cents on the
the
corresponding period in 1969. Per share
.
Lomasney,
:n
24
:
per
It
first
corporation
a
150,000
director),;
hi-fidelity
of
under
t
This
:35
equipment
net
line
a
(interest
7,600
&
McDonnell
5,600
&
Francis
Ex¬
<
3,600
Blauner
the
Shares
Fay, Inc.
!
Jones, Kreeger & Co
Lowell, Murphy & Co., Inc.
5,600
Inc.
D.
Crowell,
profit of $1,765,923, for the first
$1,625,036 for the same period of last
in
•
opening of new
loans, to discharge
parts
which
The
exercisable
9%.
cents
for
by
1961.
such
former
promote
component
v
'
to
&
3,600
Incorporated—Earnings Up—
employees'
the
$5
stores
The
IncM
installment
Columbian Bronze
the
bank
Dubler
develop
corporate
Jack
units.
finance
short-term
for
2107.
p.
President, and Bernard Dubler
0Wn 62'500 shares each. The 140,000 shares were
at
-ji.'
,
Co.
&
Hooker
&
———»-
Inc.
Coburn
be
shares
the
thereof
of
of
five
the
includes
also
June
sell
to
$206,042,410
headed
holders
retail
principally
completed
and
other
per
as
and
capital
and
which
be
discharge in
cabinets
"
,
35,400
Inc.
co¬
stock, for possible contri¬
plan in .1961.
No such provision
was made in 1960, nor was
any contribution made to the fund last
year
as the gains
realized by the fund exceeded actuarial
requirements.
assembly and installation of
stereophonic,
radio and/or television
equipment incorporated as units in
furniture, and in the
operation
of
York
1976
headed
which
contracts
with
currently
of
for
or
bution
hi-fidelity
console
;/
¥
&' Co
Co.,
Milton
primarily in the consumer sales finance
the purchase by the
company from retail
of
represent
stock
number
$300,000,
commission
amount
in
installment
earnings
-i';
company was organized
in
the
purchase,
engaged
connection
earnings
common
warrant),
$3.60
unit
Co.,
expenses.
shares
consists
increase
an
The
Sales
one
from
per
is
which
of
year,
sold to the underwriter
by the company at 1 mill
5,250 outstanding common
each),
shares sold to S. Sam
Samet, co-finder (and
a
like amount of
warrants), and 5,000 common shares to be
sold to
Jack Cohen by the
company at 5 cents per share as a
finder's fee.
engaged
i
&
Blair
company has reported net
24 weeks of 1961,
compared with
the
on
underwriters
cent
(and
be
and
&
for
common
The
made
St.,
units
due
underwriters
Kesselman
$30,000
company
in
.
in
through
Colonial Stores
Brooklyn, N. Y., filed a regis- '
the SEC on
July 17 covering 105,000 shares
like'1 number of attached
five-year warrants,
sale
debentures
underwriters for $1,000,
supplied by amendment.
the
Registered—
by Lieberoaum & Co., which will
receive a 36
and
$15,000 for expenses.
The
registration
to
months,
Birr
Manchester,
',
stockholders, on the terms and subject
underwriting agreement, are as follows:
Parker
Auchincloss,
Redpath
proceeds from the company's sale of the
additional $1,500,000 of
debentures will be added to
genera.!
funds ana will be available for
corporate purposes. In addition to certain
indebtedness, the
company has outstanding 857,500 shares
of
common
stock, of which
management officials as a group own
50%.
Irving L. Bernstein is
listed as President.—V.
193, p. 908.
the
manufacturing and engineering
Langworthy said he expects Empcor's "
Mr.
$500,090 over the next
activities.—V. 193, p. 903.
Churchilln Stereo
0
•
Monday, July 24, 1961
.
selling
the
of
Stone
Hayden,
general
stock of
circuit
boards
etched
and
20,000
dealers
215.
outstanding
of
President
approximate
present
St.,
individuals,
Proposed Debenture
—
net
office
floor
subordinated
and
dealers
these
,,
to
Inc;
The
Corp.—Acquisition—
announcement,
sales
indebtedness -of
:"
Co., Inc.
the
at
separate
space
of
the
from
.
Shares
the
-
..;
basis
none
be
held
firm's
or
Super¬
banking
p.
the
supplied by amendmept). It is proposed to offer
$1,600,000 of such
debentures in exchange for the
company's 8% -'subordinated' deben¬
tures due 1970,
at the rate of $800 principal amount of the former
for each $1,000 of the latter.
The remaining $1,500,000 of debentures
;
are
to be offered for public sale at
100%'of principal amount on an
mission
includes
manage¬
clients
first
194,
by
of 53 North.Park Ave., Rockville Centre, N.
Y., filed
statement with the SEC on
July 18 covering $3,100,000
convertible
Seigel,
,
H.
facilities
investment
important
and
conditions
the
company
largest
said
that
empcor
wouu
continue
to
operate
as
entity. The amount to be paid for the stock of
the closely
company will be determined by its
earnings o.er the next three
years,
with
the
maximum
to
be 6,250
shares of Chemical Contour
common
stock
and
$12,500 in cash,,.
Empcor has 15.000 square feet of
a
of
all
in
Robert
the
State
have
convenience
rcrimv
25,000
Contour
company
H.
finance
evidences
Credit
registration
to
followed
Burbank,
James
to
Investment
building
agent,
whose Senior
Vice-President,
lease. In dollar terms ic is
one
of
covering about
electronics
that
in
"
business
to
Chemical
a
'
,
has
uptown tor the greater
the
bank
will
maintain
new
is
Trust
office
Corp.
bank
facilities
structure
and
50-story
years.
Banks,
departments
Trust
the
address.
ment
a
30
announcement
intendent
at
for
managing
negotiated the
in
The
that
the
to
construction
Equities
and
Byrne,
leases
Personal
Broadway
upon
structure
its
move
100
months
by Stahl
Announcement that
new
author¬
personal
other
_•.
V..;.'-.'-':."
few
the
the
corporation's
change and Offering—:;
sion Uptown—
277
and
Coburn
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co.—To
Move Divi-
Departments
All
The
•
6
Co.—ll/2
4.
p.
to
1958.
cash.
company engaged
purpose
is
authorized
s
&
6
—
IV2
Renshaw
Rothschild
Agreement
for
19,
for
,
Co.__-
3V2
Co
Brothers
Smith
Reynolds & Co. Inc.——_*
IV2
__
Higginson Corp.—
Lehman
&
6
Co
Stieglitz—__
Hutton
6
Daniel
Hallgarten & Co.—3^2
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
3V2
Lee
Co.
6
:—
&
&
Pierce,
6
Co.
Sachs
M. Loeb, Rhoades
Merrill
Lynch,
3 ¥2
Inc.—,
Dodge
Carl
and
loans,
sold
finance
a
N. H., and
its
subsidiaries,
Coastal
Credit
Corp.,
Coastal Acceptance
Corp.
of
Hampton, Coastal Acceptance Corp. of Keene. Coastal
Acceptance Corp.
of Conway, Coastal
Acceptance Corp. of Jaffrey and McCown General
Insurance Agency, Inc., the
corporation, serves New Hampshire in the
making of such loans and in the sale of
general insurance. Neither the
corporation nor its subsidiaries own real estate and
rent their offices
for
an
aggregate annual rental of ten thousand, one houndred and
forty dollars ($10,140). Since its incorporation
through Dec. 31, 1960,
the
corporation
and
his
subsidiaries
have
earned
an
accumulated
profit of $2,250.22, after provision for Federal
Income taxes of $2,103.63.
—V. 193, p. 2664.
'■
'
'
•'
%
16
small
Nov.
on
and
of
partnerships, firms or corporations.
Through its home office at 36 Lowell
'
Lazard
issued
that
of
property
subscription
offer:
been
purchase by
individuals, co¬
partnerships, firms or corporations of policies of
insurance, to buy, loan
money
upon,
sell,
transfer,
assign,
discount,
borrow 1 money
upon,
pledge as. collateral and otherwise deal in
promissory notes, commercial
papers,
accounts, invoices, • choses in action," interest in
notes,
con¬
tracts, mortgages on real or personal
property, pledges of
$3,000,000
$100,000,000
—
(par
has
substantially
of
Articles
Outstanding
loans—;
notes
cum.
stock
is
making,
;
4VaVo
capital
business
EFFECT
.
100,000
Co.^
100,000
.
;
Public
77
Utility Financing Up
% First Half of
in
1961
UJ1ioi^s +irlC^ased?
m
the
C1
nation's privately owned
public
^0/1° *n *be first six months
totaling $2,910,000,000 against
$1,646,000,000
like period of
1960, according to the Finan-
ol *por?subing Service of Ebasco Services
nnnS onoeo^!ity financing amounted to
increase over
k
*7oc
by $185,000,000
a
to
$813 000 000
Common stock
$590,000,000.
to
fundmgs
be
ment,
applied
to
financing
Meanwhile,
rose
to
and
an
elec-
to
all-time
to
financing.
$478,000,000.
its
Re-
redemption
'
•
V ;
its
sale
»•
of
404
South
subsidiaries
for
from
company
•
•
company
systems
the
missile
sites
engaged
and
in
Rd., Hatboro,
furnishing in¬
design, develop¬
in
the
assembly and manufacture of electronic and other
systems
used
in
the
automatic
control
of
aeronautical
facilities
chemical,
•
and
used
petroleum
EARNINGS—For
of
the
the
of
$54,551
the
production
metal
and
company and
to
$117,515
income
in
industries.
six
its
months
for
CAPITALIZATION
the
GIVING
Mar.
amounted
with
same
processes
ended
subsidiaries
compared
net
period
EFFECT
the
TO
devices
and
1961,
PRESENT
the
sales
and
net
and
$1,724,460
previous
in-
net
$2,886,242
of
and
missile
employed
f.'
31,
to
sales
of
..
The
stock
-
present
holders
6%
5%
debentures
mortgage
conv.
net
year.
J
shares
15,
1970
Sundry
Shares
due
due
Dec.
Jan.
1951
'
common
Outstanding
-
common
preferred
65,000
debs,
due
June
'
'57,549
" \
—
com.
stock
200,000
—1,650,000
(par
stock
being
which each has
25
cents)
names
offered
of
1,450,000
the
hereby
severally
agreed
principal
and
to
stock.
and
.There
352,937
are
shares
of
than
more
over
88%
presentlv
90%
the
of
outstanding
stock.-'
common
the
of
present
79,600
-•
Datatrol
Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Pursuant to
a
July 12, 1961 prospectus, First Investment Planning
Corp., Washington, D. C., publicly offered
60,000 shares
of this
firm's common stock at
$4.25 per share. Net pro¬
ceeds, estimated at $219,500, will be used
by the com¬
pany to develop data
processing programs to be used in
applying electronic computers to the solution of record¬
keeping
problems;: the
of
loans
the
.
;
■-
* 200,000
1,600,000
980,470
and
balance
will
aggregate
purchase
from
of
number
the
of
the
for
'
"
purpose
data
analysis,
computer
programming,
and
computer
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
the
company
used
company was incorporated on July 29,
1959, f°r
of acting as consultant or adviser in
matters pertaining
processing problems, the selection and use of information
processing equipment, 5>nd -~othods and
te"hniques of processing data.
These
services
are
principally in the form. of consulting,
system
to
TO
underwrltefs
be
working capital.
BUSINESS—The
the
$100,000
1970
fund
indebtedness
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
shares
1,
7,
sinking
by
and
of
of
repayment
FINANCING
Authorized
subord.
■■
.
recapitalization plan was
approved
holders
of
preferred
stock
-
;
Co.—Recapitalization Approved—
July
18
stockholders approved a proposed
recapitalization of
company.3
•
-V.;'
.' v."
Under
the
recapitalization plan,
holders
of
the
company's $1.12
dividend cumulative preferred stock
will receive three shares of new
capital stock and each share of
presently outstanding common stock
will be converted into
capital stock on a share-for-share basis.
the
Warminster
are
ment,
test
of
inventories, to research and develop¬
outstanding debentures, and to working
of
wholly-owned
and
V
:
of
BUSINESS—The
6%
finlndng
to
-
Pa., .and
an increase of
offerings were ud
debt
the
pi-oceeds
expansion
to
capital.
income
$175,000,000
amounted
PROCEEDS—Net
will
struments
$1,503,-
inby $204,000,000 to
$1,423,000,000.
"
4tEllaSC0 study reveals that $2,431,000,000, or
of the
total, represented new
creased
o/iX
/p
~
decreased by $75,000,000
stock
$41,000,000
Inc
1960's first half
figure
gas utility financing increased
.SmnnnZ high
«1.312.°00.000,
$1,020,000,000. Preferred
o4
stockholders.
,
ky
of 1961
,
Crys+al Oil & Land
On
*"■
♦
Common
—V.
193",
stock
p.
(par
-
50<i)—__L_l_r__
processing.
PRESENT
Authorized
300,000 shs.
</'
•
FINANCING
"'Outstanding
- 144,400 shs.
1900.
.
'
:
Volume
Datom
Number 6075
194
Industries,
.
.
Inc.—Common
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
Registered—
to
prove
be,
To.
IriiS
of
company,
Scotland
360
tration ' Svatement
wiui
of
to
stock,
common
July
on
17
oiiered for. public sale
be
includes
holders
and
Tne
the
to
'
.
at
V-
and
Sonic
for
Corp.)
wholesale
difficulty
neitner
in
this
regard is anticipated.
for
nor
obtained
any
applied
offices
located
are
intends
company
basis
of
at
the
1037
for
and its principal place of
St., Rochester 11, New York.
The
products directly on a wholesale
company
Jay
distribute
to
its
—50,000
designs,
electric
tuDe
issued
shares,
and
—300,000
raaios,
portaoie phonographs and educational kits. Tne net proceeds from the
stuck sale will be used for working capital and other corpora^ pur¬
completion
after
shares;
500,000
■ -
and
production and
sale of medical-electronic
instruments
research laboratories, medical technicians and others en¬
behavioural, pharmacological and meaical research. In April
acquired
all outstanding securities of two Minnesota com¬
by
use
in
It
1961
panies,
to
Precision,
operate
shares
7%
issued
and
offering—100,000
gaged
preferred
outstanding
(voting) shares'" (par 20 cents)
shares; after completion of offering
common
outstanding—250,000
manufacture of small assemblies consisting primarily of
gyro assemblies and Precision Metalcraft in
the manu¬
manually-operated
vending machines and steel cabinets.
company
has paid $125,000 for the securities of the two com¬
price
(non-voting)
common
sharest
(par
20 cents)
to pay the $375,000 balance of the purchase
proceeds of this financing. One of the sellers was
who has become a company director. The balance
proposes
the
H.
the
of
issued
it
and
from
Arthur
5,500,000 shares
and
of
panies;
shares.
and
the
In
resistors
facture
shares.
The
"A"
class
of
Inc. and Precision Metalcraft, Inc., which It intends
integrated operating divisions,
transferring
to
chem
fabrication of company products. Precision had en¬
as
production
AUTHORIZED
CAPITALIZATION—-250,000
(cumulative-convertible)
(par $10)
per share
u,rmer
:
Benner,
will
proceeds
be
used
to
replace
.
such
poses,
additional
general
advertising
Tne
company
wlfich
Oscar
46.8%
own
additional
as
equipment,
and
n«s
personnel,
and
merchandising
J.
product
new
shares
Milton
and
President,
:
copimon
A.
The
&"
Miller
proceeds
equipment
be
of
r"
1
"
■ ■
-
loans,
■"■'.".J'v.'".
capital.
working
and
?•
•'
,v
,
inventory,
Tuis
of
dealers
of
company
and
as
will
closed-end,
Its
is
will
The
will
which
and
be
Minnesota
used
for
invest
to
involved
are
techniques.
L.
The
in
law
in
in
small,
fields
December,
carefully
of
selected
technology, *
new
net
proceeds
from
corporate
purposes
and
*
general
Deltox,
was
Mahoney own 12.4%
C.
listed
is
that
reported
the
stock
invested
li.9%
respectively.
Placed
$300,000 of
this
1961
notes
firm's
20,
with
sold
were
587,272
with
of
1961
in
shares
$748,000
were
which
shares
1960
after taxes,
$824,000
Sales
period.
and
for
the;respective
Second quarter net profits for
against
$393,000
$9,565,000
V.
193,
1013.-
p.
cents
65
or
compared
share .on
$18,756,000
of
a
compared
two>"first
1961 were $420,000 or 69 cents
share
a
with
United
ing
in
the
$9,534,000
1960
same
in
the
like
share *
a
period.
1960
The
of
three
plants
total
have
*
retail
—V.
bulk
193,
the
of
plants
Bay,
annual sales
LP-gas.
Acquisition
Green
near
Sales
of
about
Wis.
gallons
3,250,000
the
number
Gas
of >.
This corporation,
statement
of
A
class
The
offering
Osborne
mission
cludes
&
will
Sons,
and
Steel
Corp. of America
Class A
—
thereof
to
Solomon
shares
V.
for
Cohen,
which
class
a
at
sold
shares
2,000
$1
44
a
cents
registration
shares
A
and
all
finders,
underlie
receive
The
expenses.
Osborne
K.
will
which
Inc.,
outstanding
shareholders,
The
of 3525 East 16th Street, Los Angeles, filed a regis¬
the SEC on July
17 covering 100,000 shares
to be offered for public sale at $4 per share.
be made
through underwriters headed by V. *K.
stock,
$8,000
12,000
share,
per
the
nated
and
at
$4
per
Vulcan
12,000
135-day option granted to
exercisable
in¬
holders
of
by present
accounts
and
..
26,000
of
shares
which
and
Edward
and
certain
class
indebtedness,
and
A
as
Nobler
a
class
group
B
17.31%
has
company
of
owns 11.54%
of
areas
to
other
drug,
management
convertible
debentures
and
consulting
officials
class
B
outstanding
common
and 24.50%,
due
at
CAPITALIZATION
.
.
.
Notes
payable
and
as
July
1,
1976,
Purchase
EFFECT
money
TO
PRESENT
;
,
Fifteen
5%
subord.
year
July
debs,
conv.
4%%
'
$1,000,000
subordinated installment' note
cumul.
pfd.
conv.
stock
Common
($1
($100 par)
stock
.
"
underwriters
the
36.50%, respectively.
Management
and 54.13%, respectively, of the class
below,
named
suant to
and
a
Offered—Pur¬
June 29, 1961 prospectus, the company offered
without underwriting, 50~000 ^shares of its
7% preferred stock at $10 per share, 5*6;000 class A
(voting) shares at $1 per share and 300,000 common
(non-voting) shares at $1 per share. Proceeds will be
used by the company for the
purchase of additional
EUSINESS—The
state
of
New
sale
and
of
and
roving
company
fibre,
tons
its
is
the
on
Mar.
fibre
for
in
use
presently
total
in
output
glass
and
fibres
modified
Many
in
of
a
are
limited
over
by
the
20
comparable
the
the
in
engage
glass
and
of
two
company
The
to
and
art
the
mats
The
production
of
glass
methods
plastic
those
to
suit
in
to
use
be
by
its' plants
in
used
other
and
producing
manufacturers,
products.
the
company
and are not
patents
are,
however,
many patents relating to the glass fibre
industry, and the company,
intends to obtain any licenses from these
patent holders which may
covered
by
Anaheim,
partnership.
are
Calif.,
incorporated
it succeeded
Plastics Con¬
was
organized
was
July
1961
Engineered
partnership
in January
The
operations
the
commercial
and
in
1961.
of selling plastic
products sold by
business
uses.
The
being temporarily manufactured by others.
How¬
expects to receive the deliveryTn'Willy ^496P of
various
which
in
containers
types,;, ofplastic
containers.
The total delivered
Will approximate $210,000.
CAPITALIZATION
/■
GIVING
stock
i
to purchase capital
bank
bank
193,
EFFECT
and
TO
-
stock
loan
,
loan__
are
installed
*——
of
cost
this
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
8,500 shs.
$175,000
158,333 shs.
8,500 shs.
$140,000
$140,000
$140,000
2777.
p.
Fashion
,
.
t
of
10-year
mon stock
$8
$1,000,000
' 270,000
350,000
1,220 shs.
258,614 shs.
acting
to
be
offered
10
common
share),
of
for public sale
shares and 10
in units consisting of
warrants and at $100
The registration statement also includes an
shares, to be offered for public sale at $6
unit.
per
Registered—
of 1711
N.
Glenstone,
Springfield, Mo.,
filed a
statement with the SEC on July 18 covering $600,000
subordinated debentures due 1971, 100,000 shares of com¬
and 100,000 five-year wariants (exercisable at from $4 to
debentures,
per
$60
Homes, Inc.—Securities
company,"
registration
common
additional 40,30o
per share.
The
will be made on an all-or-none basis through underwriters
headed by Globus Inc. and Ross, Lyon & Co. Inc., which will receive
$10 per unit commission and a 60 cent per share commission.
The
interest rate on the debentures is to be supplied by amendment.
The
offering
through
9,200 common shares (and a like
the underwriters for an aggregate of
shares which underlie warrants sold for
$800 to the underwriters and Chester Shore, a finder.
Parrish & Co.,
a
finder, will receive a fee of $25,000.
Organized under New Jersey law in 1960, the company Is principally
engaged in the construction of "shell homes."
Its operations have
been limited to certain areas of Missouri, Arkansas and Florida; ex¬
statement also includes
registration
to
warrants) .sold
amount
of
$55,200,
225,000
".
193,
p.
125,000
Co.,
and
80,000
common
pansion is contemplated in the states of Georgia, Alabama and Missouri.
According to the prospectus,
an essential feature of the
company's
operations will be the utilization of E. A. Strout Realty Agency Inc.
and E. A. Strout Western Realty Agency Inc. as selling agencies of the
15or.
Furniture
Educators
Supply
&
Co., Inc.,
Sacramento,
used
corporation
Co.—June Report—
Electric Autolite
In
certain
sales
Chrysler
the
to
six
the
months
ended
1..
report, Mr. Davis said that the sales decrease
original, equipment volume,
the loss ..of
electrical
purchase
approximated the
closely
$41,906,379
voiu.ne
in
t_.e
**rst%
quarter.
Net earnings from operations after taxes for the first six -months
totaled $1,562,302 or $1.04 per share on the 1,509,340 common fhares
Comparable net earnings for
or $2.98 per snare on tne
outstanding.
$4,734,713
were
landing.
t
•
Mr.
lent
to
Net
the
at
$10.94
earnings
the same period last year
1,587,6/3 snaies tnen oai-
special
the
Ford
assets' to
that net
credit
Motor
of
earnings during the first six
$14,850,003 resulting from che
to $16,412,302, equiva-"
amounted
share.
per
for
the second
quarter of
1961
amounted
to
$784,726
per
second quarter
Inc.—Debentures
Registered—
company
of
France Ave. North,
with the SEC on July
4748
statement
convertible
Minneapolis, filed a
17 covering $540,000
subordinated
debentures
due
1971,
to
be
•
granted
The
the
be
of
other officials of the company are
Strout
also officers and
Realty.
Fischer & Porter Co.—To Redeem Debentures—
The
its
company
outstanding
The
principal
company'
was
underwriter.
organized
right
business
on
Philadelphia 1, Pa.
convert the debentures will terminate at the close of
16, 1961 at $20.18 for each common share.—V. 193,
Sts.,
Chestnut
and
all of
March
made at
Fifteenth
has called for redemption on Aug. 16,
1961,
5(4% convertible' sinking fund debentures due
at 105(4%
plus accrued interest. Pavment will be
The First Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co., S. E. corner of
1977
I,
to
,
„
Aug.
1
602.
p.
Frank
March 31,
$3,200,536
the year before.
At the same time, earnings per share after taxes in¬
creased from
12 cents to 38 cents on the shares outstanding at the
end
of the pe.-iod.
Mr. Nadaline noted that Fotochrome is currently
enjoying the highest level of business in its history with sales for the
in
...
February
1960
to
engage
in
the'
the
At
first
annual
meeting
of
the
company
on
July
19,
Nadaline, Jr., Chairman, reported that the fiscal year ended
1961 saw Fotochrome's net sales rise .to $9,228,763—up from
April,
'
May,
The
first
;offered for
public sale through underwriters headed by Craig-Hallum, Kinnard,
Inc.
The interest rate, public offering price and underwriting terms
are
to be supplied by amendment. Also included in the statement are
5,000
class A common shares underlying a five-year option to be
of
will
debentures; $300,000
shares - of common stock,'of which Kenneth H. Myers, Presi¬
Strout Realty own 33.3%
each; Charles J. Fago, a Vice15%, and management officials as a group? 62.2%.
Myers,
and certain
Fago
and
This
financing
the
and
director
-
Electro-Med,
registration
from
Fotochrome Inc.—Annual Report—
share as compared with $2,362,940 or $1.49 per share :or
of 1960 based on the number of shares outstanding
the end of each period.—V. 194, p. 113.
$0.52
or
stockholders
told
including
certain
proceeds
President,
•
-
Davies
of
net
$15,120 to redeem outstanding 8%
the
by
100,000
dent,
the
and
700,131
-
equipment business and the reduction of
of two Autoliie pianis ana certain ouier
Ford Motor Co. this Spring.
However, Mr. Davis pointed out that as a result of recent -.improve-'
ment in automotive business, second quarter sales amounted to $40,by
$1,035,320
follows:
use
automotive
lower
due
for
last year-.
period
shareholders'
the
reflected
company
This
shareholders..
corresponding
the
of
to $82,606,510, Robert H. Davis, President, reported
compares with net sales'of $125,042,128 -iot the
amounted
30
June
sales
net
Consolidated
for
June
on
as
company's subsidiary Fashion Homes Acceptance Corp.
to finance
a
greater portion of future credit sales of shell homes;
$77,500 to repay loans incurred for current operating expenses; $150,000
for a program of increased advertising and promotion
activities, and
the balance for general corporate purposes.
-In
addition
to certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding
29, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 5,099
capital shares" (par $10) to be offered at $20, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used ior repayment of loans.—V. 192, p. 1491.
The
The
company.
Calif.—Files With SEC—
improving
■
a
air
pressure;
that machine, t,#iiqli, is commonly called
blow-molding
machine, represents, ,in the company's opinion, a
substantial
advance
in
the
art
of
manufacturing
relatively
large
of
years
for
in
a
Amount
Walston &
Co.,
&
Inc.
—v.
manufacture
strands,
processes
being used by
dating back prior to
1928,
subject
to
infringement.
There
of
of
plastics.
reinforced
non-commercial
past
the
fibre
laws
output
molded .by
Inc
$125,000
Supiee, Yeatman, Mosley
Co., Inc,
125,000
MeCormick & Co
—__
75,000
Hill, Daningcon & Grimm
approximately 20
and developing
For
the
past year, the company has
persons who
have engaged in developing
company
methods
to
production
equipment.
category
1960,
10,
under. the
its
'
Warren
sale
incorporated
insulation,
the
approximately
machinery
fall
York
glass
for
was
having been used by the
manufacturing processes.
employed
as
company
double
Authorized
___$225,000
Co., Inc
W.
York
&
months
equipment, and for working capital.
of
3, 1961 and
liabilities
of
May
and
presently engaged in
company
_
sold,
should
1960, its sales were approximately
to report $1,500,000.
Profits should
he said.—V. 193, p. 1014.
commenced
and
is
machine
Capital
Amount
Stroud
assets
Fibres, Inc.—Securities
the
on
industrial
company
large
a
W.
Warren
and
1960
for
containers
York & Co., Inc., as managers,
have severally agreed, subject to the terms and concikions set forth in
the purchase contract between
the company and the underwriters to
purchase from the company the respective principal amounts of 5(4%
series debentures set foi\h below.
Inc.
Co.,
undisclosed
an
In
company,
limited
a
company
This
350,000
2,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
.
par)_"
UNDERWRITERS—The
&
Co.,
The
72,500
270,000
5%
of
expected
.
t
series
issuance
subsidiary
new
years.
is
assets
business,
December
in
•
____—
_____
it
law
California
the
tainer
..
series
the
three
1961
BUSINESS—The
under
due
1976;
1,
5V2 %
the
stock to the principals of Packaging
also making working capital available
65,950.
_
annum—_____
"
an¬
will be
Term
_—_—
per
was
used by the company for the repayment
freight charges, and machine installation costs;
equipment, and working capital.
—V.
Building
Elock Co.
mortgage
payable semi-annually 1961 to 1975,
with interest on unpaid balances at
of
it
-
include
common
proportionate rise,
Short-term
v;- -
instruments, pending
Corporations,
of debt;
es-
Lehigh
the.rate
next
a
show
Options
annum—.
per
^
.J
complete
July 11, 1961 offering circular, Francis J. Mitchell & Co.,
Inc., Newport Beach, Calif., publicly offered 100,000
shares of this firm's capital stock at $3 per share. Pro¬
Outstanding
$489,00.0
*
___.—
•
California,
and
Engineered Plastics Container Co., Inc.—Pursuant to
par
FINANCING
Authorized
-
..
tate—payable in equal annual instalments, .1961 to 1965, with interest
on
unpaid balances at the rate of
stock,
respectively,
shares.
Glass
the
also
to
at
of
•
.
of
President.
transaction
anticipates
of
machine
GIVING
..
.
the
For
ad-
58.8%.
group
a
#
aerospace
Commissioner
Stone,
ElectroVision
$600,000.
•
Dolmite
of
Sione
each
..
banks (4%%)
mortgages on real
to
'
at
promoters
Salembier, President of Packaging Services, will continue to
its operations. No personnel changes are planned.
Presently over
people are employed and its facilities are approximately 100,000
square feet.
I
was
Pa.
to
50
ever,
Kutztown,
issued
377,500
head
Proceeds will be used by the com¬
for the repayment of debt, purchase of equipment
the
development of a quarry on the Whitehall
located
to
.used
Robert
which
proceeds from the stock sale will be
will be used
to
finance
activities
funds
State's
tne
Martin
The parent company is
finance increasing tales.
to
cosmetic
companies
incorporated in 1941 Uhdte'r' the laws
of Delaware and is primarily engaged,
directly or through subsidiaries,
in the business of producing chemical grade limestone for cement com¬
panies, crushed stone for ready-mix concrete and highway construc¬
tion, black top,
and
agricultural limestone.
Its
principal office is
to
and
30.29%
own
the
112,000 shares
Sidney Sudy, President,
officials
A
to
of
and
were
Packaging
Services
engiheering,
containerization
shipment of electronics and
of
Terms
amount
concerns.
each
shares
acquire
Services.
has
10.3%
capital
$2,000,000.
property.
con-,
payable,
addition
the
will
packaging
from
by
and
long-term
.EBUSINESS—'The ^company
outstanding
Osborne,
share.
payable, payment of outstanding notes and
acquisition of and improvements on real property,
for equipment and additional working capital.
;'
In
under
company
and
(formerly Sudy Spring Co.) is the successor by merger
in July, 1961, with Manufacturers Wire Corp.
The company's activities
consist primarily
of the manufacture and sale of cold drawn steel
wire and rthe manufacture and sale of furniture springs and related
products.
The net proceeds from the stock sale will be applied to
reduction
such
to
net
funds
working
agreement.
has outstanding
The addition of Packaging Services
(No. Hollywood, Calif.)
is ex¬
pected to substantially increase ElectroVision's sales volume and profits,
according to Stone. The new subsidiary's current backlog approximates
and
1961
and accrued interest.
com¬
also
former
Robert
to
share
per
statement
by
company
tracts
The
with
common
May
July 19, 1961 prospectus, Stroud & Co,, Inc., Phila¬
delphia, and Warren W. York & Co., Inc., Allentown,
publicly offered $900,000 of this firm's 5V2% subordi¬
Company.
Common Registered—
tration
in
two
own
Stroud
Diversified Wire &
law
investment
in
for
approval
nounced
or
6%-
brings
to
50
United
Petroleum
by
operated
services
tobacco distribution channels; novelty
companies which market
their
products
capital,
140,500
the
purchase
company
Corp.—Acquisition—
corporation
specialists
a
and Sturgeon Bay,
•
.
ElectroVision
The
outstanding 38,775 shares of common stock, of
principal
underwriters,
Harry
Greensfelder,
Jr.,
a
Eldon Holmquist, treasurer, and Gordon L. Nereim, presi¬
the
dent,
2324.
p.
firms.
which
of
the
the
...
,
channels; beverage companies, including
drinks, coffee and tea; and other companies
through department or variety stores, includ¬
general
equity
company
5%
properties
new
common
soft
the
director, G.
.
and Denmark,
.
of
distribution
products
services
The
marketing
West Texas,
exclusively, in
companies,
and
other
and
order
to
providing
quarter.—
Gas
Co.,
of Minneapolis,
a
wholly-owned sub¬
acquired
for
cash
the
retail
liquefied
petroleum
gas
operations of Wardlaw Appliance Co., Munday,
Texas, and Five Scar Gas Co., of Denmark, Wis., it has been an¬
nounced
by Gerald
C.
Mann,
Chairman of the Board
of
Diversa.
Assets of
the two
companies include LP-gas bulk plants at Munday
in
mail
of
■
Petroleum
Illinois
business
under
indebtedness,
per share and 20,000 shares for services. The qompany has granted
options to purchase an additional 118,500 shares to officers and key
employees (62,500 to promoters). Management officials own 18.4% of
the outstanding stock. Guy H. Miles Is listed as President.
rights granted
shares
6.
p.
not
drug
market
market
added
has
(LP-gas)
which
which
Diversa, Inc.—Subsidiary Acquisition—
sidiary,
but
producers,
through grocery
those
first
the
;£72 out¬
$1.36
halfqyeat periods. 4>.;V*
"It is'graiixying to1 note"ojrepo»tBd L.
M. Powell," President,'"ill1 a
letter to stockholders, "that sales in the second quarter of 1961 ex¬
ceeded first quarter sales this year by-4% -and" profits were 24.6%
greater.
Sales ior the second quarter of 1961 were slightly higher
than ior the same period of 1960, and profits were 5.6%' more.
We are
opvimiktic "about the remaining months of 1961."
of
10
Business
primarily,
proprietary
and '
and
$1.23,,%re <9h,thq,
or
with
compares
like
the
$l®,913;000 dn
under
small
a
market products through drug
pany
subsidiaries net profits,
and
company
months
as
payments
to
shares,
ceeds
Privately—July
Dictaphone Corp.—June Report—
Tue
of
Eastern Lime Corp.—Debentures Offered—Pursuant to
privately to Marine Capi¬
tal Corp., and Northwest Capital Corp., Milwaukee, small
business investment companies.
standing
193,
initial
$1
conversion
commission.
organized
was
licensed
the
addition
common
to
■
for
basis
President.
as
Inc.—Notes
and
the
on
held.—V.
share
share
per
be
active
which
detachable warrants
six
to
visoxy
and Joseph
$1
a
company
Small
in
Vodonik
preferred
^
.
reserved
are
shares
rights
Investment
the
company's investment policy.
has outstanding 80,000 shares of common stock (after
to a 2-for-l stock split in May, 1961), of which Dale
effect
preferred
food
under
purchase
Investment Act of
1958.
It is registered
under
Company Act of 1940 as a closed-end, non-diversified
management investment company.
The principal business of the com¬
pany
will be to provide capital to selected small business concerns
with
Wikman
Joseph
it
,
share
per
company
giving
R.
cent
30
a
paia,
be
business
be
accordance
which
ior
the
the
under the Investment Company Act of 1940
non-diversified,
management
investment
company.
concerns
developments
sale
'*
on
registered
principal
business
basis
organized
was
1960,
a.
efforts"
"best
a
commission
Tne
SEC
common
on
selling
the
for
corporation of 30 North La Salle St., Chicago, filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on July 14
covering 500,000 shares
of
common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $10 per share.
The offering will be made on an all or none basis
through underwriters
headed
by A. C. Allyn & Co. and Westheimer & Co., which will
The
Hill
North
1011
with
statement
reserved
are
This
expects
St., Hopkins, Minn.,- filed a
puly .13, covering 520,000
stock, to be oifered for public sale at $3.30 per
shaie.
The
shares
are
to
be offered througn the company's man¬
agement
officials
Who
will- receive ,nocommission.
The
company
may
elect
to
sell
certain
amounts
through
certain
brokers
and
corporation
shares
each
shares
common
of
make
offering—
Drug & Food Capital Corp.—Common Registered—
receive
Delta Venture Capital Corp.—Common Registered—
registration
holders
of
Files With
—
1.
repayment
for
shares
common
completion
In
of preferred shares.
t2,500,000
%>
Philadelphia.
used
"A"
purchasers
to
filed a "Reg. A" covering 100,000
to be offered at $3, through R. P.
cents)
Inc.,
Co.
to
are
of-*
s.ock,
1961
5,
five
(par
snares
R.
and
July
on
♦50,000
shares;, after
.
lor
Securities and Exchange Commission—;
corporation
outstanding—1,500,000
1,800,000 shares.
Vice-President,
V
Deco Aluminum, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.
The
development.
of common
Dolgins,
;
.
ann
leasenold improveihenvS,
build-up of inventories,
machinery,
and
outsianuiLg.-i^o.^t
Dolgins,
each.
skilled
tools
5
development,
gaged
executive
business
a0greba>.e
engineers,
Suca
company
statement
.V'
levels
No
has
necessary.
We
-
cent, p^r
the
conventional
and
Tne
The
snare.
*8
an
.;
Datom
-
at
Si.a.es
unuerwriters
a
which
•
transistorized
as
per
registration
underwriter
-
distributes
products
St
date,
patents.
regis¬
a
liis.oOO
through
shares
common
filed
receive
The
expenses.
principal
(formerly
company
manuiactures
for
outstanding
sold
of '$1,250.
electrical
$/,u0u
12,500
thereof
J.,
N.
covering
.
commission
also
the
Orange,
will be made on an all-or-none basis
by Robert
Ferman & Co., which whl
offering
headeu
share
Road,
(317)
past
June quarter well over $3,000,000.
fiscal year," said Mr. Nadaline,
,
"marked
Fotochrome s
stock offering in November, substantial internal growth;
planned series of acquisitions which greatly broadened che com¬
public
a
important depth to management.
was generated
by the continuing
photofinishing sales and our marketing of^ Photo¬
graphic film, supplies and equipment. We were also strengthened by a
series of acquis.aons designed to extend Fotochrome s operations .nto
new
markets and broaden our scope in existing ones.
We believe it is
significant that even adjusted for acquisitions, Fotochrome s nev sales
<rrLr f,-nm «R5 675.298 to $9,228,763 based on internal growth.
Mr.
pany's
areas
"Much
of
of operation and added
Fotochrome's. .growth
expansion of both our
6
also
Nadaline
and
sales
(318)
that the full effect of these acquisitions on
will not be reflected until fiscal 1961-62.—V. 194,
pointed out
earnings
Glen
months
the first time
for
nation's
the
of
one
filters
use
July 17.
on
leading
internal
on
Glen,
of
in
manufacturers
combustion
oil,
of
engines,
air
principal
pared
and
the
has
were
half
of
dividends
$208,000
cents
prior
Mr.
usage
1961
first
stock
with
30
were
president,
fiscal
the
preferred
traded on the New York Stock
The ticker symbol is FRC.
shares of Fram were
owned
for
is
Fram
sales
Corp.—Stock Listed—
Fram
Publicly
Exchange
fuel
Mfg., Inc.—Sales Up, Net Down—Loan Agreem't
Stanley
114.
p.
in
some
selected
ever,
the
been
taken
equipment by
March
of
standing,
listed
Fram
991,598
shares
of
stock
common
out¬
including 14,622 treasury shares.
Also as of March 31, the
listed 3,773 shareholders. Prior to its listing on the New York
Fram had been traded over-the-counter.—V.
191,
company
Stock
31,
better
in
of
the
June
Insurance
Acquisition
of
earth-moving
General
In
Construction Co.,
Hooper
heavy
and
Development
of
one
the
contractors,
construction
Co.
For
exchange for 270,679 shares of its common stock, General De¬
took over all the equipment, inventories and current busi¬
36-year-old Hooper Construction.
Total consideration in the
F.
E.
in
was
Mackle,
of
excess
the
Jr.,
Chairman of
the
Board
of
General
largest
nation's
development
community
as
the
The
in
inventory.
Aggressive
Development,
firm.—V,
the
The
corporation
Ltd.,
Pty
fiscal
management
this action as
of
the
sold
under
solt
drink
has
ended
year
April
30,
1961,
both
the
Parsons'
mixes,
bird
brand
seed,
in
the
company's
annual
report
previous year which had been
income
net
after
the
oatmeal,
are
dessert
mixes.—V.
spices
193,
General Photos, Inc., Chicago, III.—Files
The
corporation
shares
common
The
50
30,
1961
cents)
filed
be
to
proceeds
working
prior year which had been the
the
year
be
used
for
equipment,
new
»
signed
amounted
to
$2.28
shares
common
it
of highest
This was
share
per
the
curry,
on
Aug.
1960.—V.
16,
193,
Great
Lakes
Homes,
100,000
Divine
&
Fish-
subordinated
purchase
of
stock
small
was
notes
privately
Capital
Corp.,
Holiday
of
Privately—
Portland
Cement
Co.—June
final
The
Earnings of
this company in the three months ended June 30, 1961,
$2,779,800 after taxes, compared with $3,382,900 in the correspond¬
were
ing period
These
a
earnings
respective
amounted
based
quarters,
standing at June 30,
sales
Net
467,800 in
Smith
of
like
of
the
cents
63
shares
of
share in the
per
stock
common
a
months
in
totaled
of
major
our
this
and
$16,167,000,
against
as
$17,-
ls60.
principal
A further factor
was
for
the less
subsidiary,
Realty
2,500,000 shares of
Thus,
of demand
receive
During
against
taxes
the
the
the
second
first
six
$29,240,700
were
91
cents
of
first
the
equal
1961,
half
to
share
a
a
reason
and
76
in
sales
a
year
cents
the
$27,886,700,
Net
ago.
share,
a
1960
totaled
earnings
compared
General
period.—V.
193,
1901.
p.
has
authorizing
Electric
Co.
this
and
all
payment
cash
its
an
the
oil
of
Logan
Valley
after
and
expenses
of
liabilities
the
latter
provides
dissolution.
the
In
The
1961
his
$207,685
loss
of
D.
for
weeks
the
operation
ended
president,
He
in
year
largely
weeks
12
also
the
sales
responsible
June
ended
17,
reported
reported
throughout
the
11,
of
company
registration
shares
of
for
sale
by
the
all
or
140
statement
common
by
the
the
data
net
holders
basis
none
underwriting
Block
-an
the
of
and
18,000
establish
to
are
and
the
sell
balance
8,000
shares
with
in
orders
and
for
&
supplied
to
office
addition
and
H.
sell
to
Factors
a
First
National
193,
p.
in
Sales
for
After
an
City
to
Joseph
10,000
of
shares
in
addition
of
Sweet
notes
filed
be
to
a
78,000
stock,
on
price
an
in
than
better
Sweet
Grass
1748
has
common
Of
of
sale
66
cents
per
share
so
shares
and
with
its
valuable
Canadian
,<
.
>
been
Placed
had
par
been
sold
transfer
value)
report
to
has
It
had
considerable
believes
located
that
which
and
increase
reported
7.7%
of
the
potential
that
net
than
greater
pri¬
value
and
of
of
the
agent
for
,
company.
sales
for
year
a
the
nine
and
ago
before.
year
a
sales
the
Net
compared
are
according
than
been
had
period
1901.
p.
•
V
'
^
•
After the
J.
to
T.
expected,
Conlon,
this
and
;
■
.
■
sale
the
of
same
PROCEEDS—The
be
added
to
the
terms
in
consumer
by
in
financial
difficulties, and the large1 volume of '"dis¬
boats being offered on the market by now defunct
companies.
"Not only have many boat manufacturers fallen
by the wayside, but
a
large number of retail marine dealers went out of
business
and
added to the surplus of cut-price merchandise
offered to the public "
he said.—V. 192, p. 1709.
Ql
,.
.
.
family,
,
of
Massachusetts
if
net
allied
proceeds
from
general
the
funds
sale
and
lines
Hanover's
of
of
the
new
be
com¬
stock
will
invested
in
in
the
fire
and
same
1852.
$2
was
From
per
1955
share,
*
quarterly
Directors
shares
clare
per
—V.
a
dividends
has
stated
193,
The
p.
new
2779.
related
Stores.
and
and
any
to
one
kind
supplying
entitled
to
receive
The
of
operating
existing
Service
of
has
company
seven
name
credit,
the
in
modern
and
a
con¬
hardware
Quality
and
and service
conveniently
merchandise
facilities,
attractive
objective
an
as
the
proposes
company
is financially successful
existing stores
and
to
company
other
arise
profits
the
will
be
stores
new
open
as
future.
the
in
authorized
is
dividends
that
The
vote.
class
or
of
Articles
to
issue
at
and
400,000
the
present
of
shares
company
common
stock
be
may
distributed;
is
company
not
of
and
/
Incorporation
of
the
entitled
share
is
issue
any
each
authorized
securities.
to
.
other
..
.
voting
rights shall be
non-cumulative
and
provide
that the shareholders
have no preemptive
rights to subscribe for or purchase any security
issued
by
the
company
including
the
securities
being
offered
at
this time'.
/ '
;
.
Of
the
for
shares
by
ment
adopted
for
the
the
by
48,600
authorized,
incorporators
the
that
shares
in
shares
48,600
pursuant
incorporators
cash'
to
originally
were
subscription agree¬
requiring pay¬
a
subscribers
and
the
value of $2.50 per
for the shares
has been. paid.
25,000 shares, have been reserved in the
treasury of the company,
where
they are being held subject to options granted, and to be
granted, to the President and key employees of the company pursuant
to
Restricted
Stock
Option * Plans.
240,700 -shares
will be held in
the treasury of the
company subject to such
further disposition as
/-As
of
-July
subscribed
...
provide
company
.
400,000
subscribed
by
the
may
be
The
7,
offered
1.961
the
by
the
85,700
for
sale
of
this
par
purchase
$121,500
or
directors
shares
at
at
entire
incorporators,"
determined
remaining
being
in
price
cash
shareholders.
or
common
stock
193,-p.
time.—V.
of
the
2325.
company
—
•
are
,
Huber Homes, Inc.—-Debentures
this
dividend.
"
,
Offered—Pursuant to
July 10, 1961 offering circular, The Ohio Go., Colum¬
bus, offered to Ohio residents only, $500,000 of 6% sink¬
ing fund debentures due July 1, 1971. The debentures
a
priced
were
at
interest
accrued
and
par
will be used by
the
company
from
July
1.
for general cor¬
porate purposes.
The
of Huber Heights,
company
construction
$12,495
to
sale
and
$18,495.
To
of
it
near
Ridge
Fort
Lauderdale,
settlement
near
near
Fla.,
value
The
of
2,500
$100.00
company
3,700 unit residential
development known as
class community
constructing a 3,000 home Huber
completed
1,200
a
is
Worthington,
15
a
home
home
Ohio,
and
luxury
a
450
home project
at
Cincinnati.
CAPITALIZATION—The
consists
homes
has
and
24, Ohio, is engaged in the
which range in price from
Dayton
private
date
community at Huber Heights, a
Hill Heights near Columbus,
Loveland
be
Foshay
par).
All shares are of one class and of one type; all shares
identical rights, preferences and restrictions and share equally
its
would
2306
and
.
under
1961
5,
at
.
Rose
shares
items.
least's
and
-
style
CAPITALIZATION—Upon organization
through
1960,
Hanover's
annual
dividend
rate
and,
to - date in
1961,
Hanover has
paid
three
of 50 cents per share.
However,
the Board of
intention, following the sale of the additional
and subject to future earnings and financial
condition, to de¬
dividend payable on Oct. 1,
1961, in the amount of 55 cents
share.
and
the
needs
acquire
Proceeds
were
insurance,
70%
of
1960
premium
Massachusetts Bonding, on the other hand, with approximately
premium volume as Hanover, has written mainly casualty
lines of insurance, with
only 18% representing fire and allied lines.
Hanover has paid cash dividends in
every year since its organization
in
the
ment
,
premium
writings
which
represented
/
..
May
establishing
of
purpose
.-■•
.
on
Hanover.
the two
will
.
offices
with
home
to
150,500 shares, Hanover will have
as
the
assets
this
opportunities
said.
.
into
and
these
major
that
,
.
Minnesota
the
Hardware
meet
used
held
he
for
-
up-to-date
with
level,
Offered—
Stock
to operate
stores
of
substantial
size
featuring
dealerships
appliances from the largest manufacturers, substan¬
tial lines of housewares, home
decorations, paints, home and garden
needs,
gifts,
toys,
auto
supplies,
sporting
goods
and
home
repair
supplies for the new "do-it-yourself" generation.
And it is intended
was
coupled
volume,
as
one
of the most trying in
the boating in¬
Neiger pointed to the unfavorable economic pathard goods buying, boats offered at cost or
less
•-
incorporated
was
of
under
With
in
Offered—The
.
1
Historically,
Mr.
which
Presi¬
McCool^1 Secretary-Treasurer.
.
Inc.—Common
goods
purchase
modern
with
equipment
Stock
number of shares
company
securities.
the
sporting
located.
$1.12
panies together had before the merger.
period
B.
In
group.
company
believes
that
an
opportunity
exists
to
operate
a
of modern hardline stores catering to
the needs of the home
in
President,
fact
/
Co.—Capital
merger
outstanding the
stock outstanding.
For the same period a year ago, net profit
$185,827, or 16 cents a share on the same number of shares
outstanding.
companies
and
to
was
1960, Hanover acquired 150,500 shares of
Bonding & Insurance Co., which were
upon
totaled
tressed"
&
The
ended
income
First Boston Corp. and R. W. Pressprich & Co. were
joint managers of a group that offered publicly on July
20 a total of 150,500 shares of this firm's capital stock,
at $44 per share.- - <•
/
:
then
the
(S
chain
share.
Insurance
cancelled
common
a
primarily engaged in the salt' of hardware,
housewares,
home
decorations,
gifts,
toys,
auto
operating
have
compared
year's
During
charges, net profit for the first half of the current fiscal
year was $19,604 equal to l>/2 cents a share on the
1,162,819 shares of
as
out¬
Board
stores
to
was
months
net
for
193,
retail
tracts
company.
Massachusetts
six
history,
appliances,
concerns
was
$1,657,396, equal to
$1,652,771,'or $1.11 a share.
weakness and
break-in
costs
of
the last six months at the previous
Hanover
Minneapolis,
of
supplies,
many
income
with
increase,
less
nine-month
.
shareholders.
officials
out¬
the
Of
Wilson,
Walkem Development Co.,
50%' by Wallace E'. Johnson,
Ernest
Stores,
state
home
prove
these
new
:
has
now
shares).
by
.
company
the
of
chain
The
for
$24,816,980
share,
common
—V.
all
Terming
Tower,
busi¬
general
there
would
profits
the
interim
be
can
price
]
-
laws
the
unchanged.
somewhat
Privately—
A
Kemmons
management
and
and
company
by
a
BUSINESS—The
a New York corporation, was incorporated
maintains its offices at 11
Broadway, New
and
spotty
appointed
($1
to
were
sales
The
•
by
-I
.
the
class
(no
owned
owned
Johnson,
stores
company
$23,044,918
a
E.
is
Wilson
Mr.
2610.
p.
is
other corporate purposes.
State only. Proceeds will be
for general corporate purposes.
enhancing the investment of the stockholders in this
30
Net
120,000
company in negotiat¬
uniformity in operating
and to eliminate from
the
more
services,
July 7, 1961 offering circular, M. H. Bishop
Co., Minneapolis, publicly offered 85,700 shares of
this firm's common stock at $3.50 per share. • Net pro-,
ceeds, estimated at $261,385, will be used by the com¬
pany to purchase seven retail hardware stores and for
is newly formed. It intends to be a venture capital
operating concern, investing its capital in any and all
property, real and personal, in any and all parts of the
virtually
proposes
owns
of
&
Y.
assistance
June
to
existing office,
240,000
outstanding
President,
1973
Alma
192,
Pursuant to
company
of
The
to
the
the
118,000
$40,000
planned;
of
purpose
shares
30%
26%
by
Home-Maker
Gustin-Bacon Manufacturing Co.—June Report—
of
additional
$55,500
director,
a
shares.
stock
N.
inereoy
months ended May 31, 1961 were most
disappoint¬
ing, Mr. Neiger said, amounting to $4,478,569,
compared with $6,994,114
in the like period last year.
dustry's
dent,
($2.50
types
or
by
indebtedness,
14%
nearly
nearly
50%
owned
—V.
York
The company's management
experience in
various
fields.
and
and
licensees.
construction
under
provide
to
control
common
nearly
is
profit¬
able
to
this
company.
This
requires
sufficient
capital
to
acquire
equities in these situations and to furnish the working capital to
make these acquisitions worthwhile additions to your corporate family.
Management at this time is negotiating for the acquisition of equities
in several income producing companies and in properties which offer
potential for growth and profits.
Management intends to search out a number of growth situations,
attempt
to
acquire
interest
in
various
concerns,
keeping
the
key
personnel and providing the financial, legal, tax and economic advice
offered
op¬
by
licensees.
by
basic
"is
certain
stock,
addition,
company,
1961,
11,
4,
now
borrowings,
Gerber,
due
New
of
are
Conn.,
to
1,029,553
Chairman, .and
will
a
special situations which
covering
in
operated
and
licenses.
standing
Grass
The
effective
standing
Estates.
and
Inns
by the company,
owned
were
owned
planned
planned
exchange
more
addition
In
Canadian
shares
10
10
Holiday
196
were
which 23
166
either
were
and
94
licensee.
such
of
sale
Ltd.
Organisation
to
ness
various
its
of
expanding
Corp.—Notes
Bank
the
at
the
of
there
30
of
and
Holiday Inn System operations which for any reason do not meet
high standards applicable to company-owned or operated Inns."
company has
no present
intention, however, to discontinue the
The
participate in the past, present and
while continuing to retain
world.
midpoint in its current fiscal year had re¬
covered the large operational loss sustained in
the first quarter and
realized a profit for the six month
period, President L. J. Neiger an¬
nounced
Oils
Lakes
shareholders
shares
every
are
will
assets.—V„. 185,. p.
for
reported that $1,200,000 of this firm's
was
2778.
company
the
stock
common
Grass
Rainbow
of
present
for
Sweet
June
Inns
144
and
the
of
for
the
Rainbow' enterprise
the
Glasspar Co.—Six Months' Report—
The
Great
At
company
construction
procedures,
management
Co.—Appointment-
3,077,000 shares of
—V.
the
400
offering
sells
bank
working capital.
Kopplemann owns
subordinated
Ginn &
organization
than
are
The
May
The
vately through Dean Witter & Co., San Francisco.
4
assets
ing
amendment.
Kopplemann,
and
14,
shares
Co.
by
repay
Abraham
and
proposes
July 18, 1961 it
500,000 shares of
of
distribution,
their
shareholders
of
since
being outstanding
offering is to be made
Estabrook
be
used
to
Mr.
shares
Gibraltar
senior
be
sales
new
shares,
common
to
will
payable
a
of
number
gas
residents
on
806.
p.
July
proceeds
$30,000
notes
date
earnings
same
York
of
loss
shares,
The
company
designs,
manufactures
scientific instruments.
Of tne net
repay
have
More
Hartford,
on
60,000
The
stock,
with
shareholders
the
"AMREP"
system,
collection
Ave.,
SEC
which
thereof.
through
terms
wholly-
the President of Great Sweet Grass Gils Ltd.,
Cromwell, who will likewise act as Chairman of the Board
stated that Rainbow's earnings computed on an annual
R.
from
kinds
increase
business.
193,
of
increase
compared
improvement
country.—V.
with
stock,
company
present
on
merger-
%.%■ ;>"■
'.
BUSINESS—The
quarter
an
1960.
$3,000,000
a
electronic
for
1961
June
ago,
Gerber Scientific Instrument Co.—Common
Registered
This
the
of
used by the company
second
year
a
backlog of military
company's
the
for
$11,677,174
were
the
products.
this
of
Transacters,
in
12
for
that
against
costs
Hawthorne,
consumer
first
the
$425,834
J.
reported
$12,667,353
Transacter
Toronto
the
company's
annual Report,
H.
and
to
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
has
company
were
8%.
of
Pursuant
*
GPU
General Time
of
in
favored
the
be
the company and 34 under
The 166 Inns were owned
and operated by about 125 licensees. It is intended to acquire all of
the licensee-owned Inns over a period of time. Acquisitions may take
the form of an exchange of company stock
(in the ratio indicated)
for
stock of
the licensee,
a
statutory merger or a purchase of the
Inc.—Capital Stock Offered—
July 10, 1961 prospectus, the company
offered, without underwriting, ;60,000 shares of its capi¬
tal stock at $4 per share. The securities were offered
for
dis-
Valley, holders of its outstanding shares will receive
common for each share of Logan
Valley common.
Home Electric operates near Altoona, Pa.—V.
194, p. 7.
of
still
Growth
Logan
shares
1.6
voted
for
share.
the
by the com¬
Holiday Inn
A. shares to
which form a pare of the
in the ratio of three class
Inns
to
the United States,
by
construction
an
all
the
of
of
will
future
order
under
the
Holding Company. Act
to purchase from Altoona & Logan Valley
non-affiliate, in exchange for 81,191 shares
the outstanding common stock of Home Electric
Co.,
common,
solution
Approved
company
Railway
GPU
of
issued
to
share
that Sweet Grass
Public Utilities Corp.—Acquisition
SEC
meeting held
in
under
6
Sweet
Great
stock to be of¬
"AMREP,"
basis
The
annual
shareholders
completion
one
own.
In
of
the
Grass
James
$4,-
the
on
stock
common
to
shares
2,000,000
they
as
after
with
distributed
Sweet
half."
months
in
$4,087,000,
861,300 and
the
of
Great Sweet Grass Oils Co., will be changed to American
Petroleum Corp. ("AMREP") which will issue a total of
and
period.
was the significant excess
productive capacity in the areas served by our Texas plants." He added
that "Currently, there appear to be indications of some
strengthening
in
at
shareholders
subsidiary, Great Sweet Grass Oils Co. of Oklahoma.
plan called for the acquisition of a land development enterprise,
Lakes Estates,
partly through an acquisition of assets and
partly through an exchange of stock.
The
shareholders of Rainbow
had already approved the merger plan.
The name of the wholly-owned
and President, told stock¬
industry did not reach the expected
marketing areas during the first six
construction
year
for
Canada
by
The
being
results
of
cast
SEC
750.000 shares of class A common
and
offering
common
leased
7
Ltd.—Merger Approved—
vote
stock
the
eration
Rainbow
favor¬
able
Ltd.
the
the
Registered—
Inc.—Stock
Ave., Memphis, Tenn., filed a regis¬
on
July 17 covering 250,000 shares
Lamar
3736
with
licensee-owned
of
pany
owned
out¬
Chairman of the Board
"The
activity
months
and
5,355,913
on
quarter
three
Storey,
that
cents
1961.
latest
the
the
W.
holders
level
in
to 52
Oils
Grass
of
July .5 show that over 97% of the shares
acquisition plan presented by management
ago.
year
figures
/ »•'\//■.,-/-;
America,
of
of
statement
System,
investment company.
Great Sweet Grass Oils
Report—
Inns
company
common
In
General
s<"0"k.
which Matthew Forbes, Board
and Harold Roth, a Director, 9.81%.—V. 191,
fered from time to time in connection with the acquisition
one
Milwaukee,
promissory note
common
9.66%,
owns
-
This
Placed
of
shares
mi.
p.
reported that $200,000 of this firm's
with detachable warrants had been
Marine
to
business
capital.
Inc.—Notes
6%
$600,000
a
$250,000 obligation owing to The Franklin' National Bank
Island. The balance will be available for corporate purposes.
to various indebtedness, the company has outstanding
tration
July 18, 1961 it
discharge
and
pay
S.
Chairman,
1118.
p.
for¬
In' addition
with the prior year's profit of $2.17
per share on the average
(1,686,513) of common shares outstanding during that year.
figure is adjusted for the two-for-one stock split made by
Gould-National
and
a
of Long
This
year.
and divisions,
subsidiaries
Hoffman, Machinery Corp., former parent from which
certain subsidiaries and ui, »sion.>, ana to pay and dis¬
U.
charge
the average num¬
on
during
to
Corp.,
by
acquired
company's most profit¬
outstanding
debentures due
through certain
company,
mercial
held
8.6%
latter
sold
to
are
of
2435.
covering
through
facts
These
SEC
eign subsidiaries, is engaged principally in the manufacture and sale
of pressing
and dry cleaning equipment and accessories for pressing
and
dry
cleaning machines. The net proceeds from the debenture
'sale
will
be
used
to discharge
a
$404,211 loan from Valley Com¬
compares
With SEC—
A"
"Reg.
a
offered
and
p.
The
profits of
Also during the
shareholders
Rights
of
the
with
subordinated
472,676
(1,697,045)
This
corporation
vertible
and
$3,860,816.
was
the
number
Chicago.
Inc.,
man
and
June
on
(par
to
i960
107 Fourth Ave., New York, filed a registration
on July
18 covering $1,890,700 of 7% con¬
1973. It is proposed to offer such
debentures for subscription at 100%
of principal amount by common
stockholders
at the rate of $100 of debentures for each 25 shares
held.
J.
R.
Williston & Beane heads the list of underwriters. The
record date and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
This
statement
Prudential
company's year
taxes
above
ber
purchase of Parsons Foods
principal products,
which
are
name,
and
sales
Proposed
—
were
Offering—
continued
The
International /Corp.
Hoffman
has
'
•
able.
firm's
The
the
as
with
operating revenues for the six months
period
compared with $166,643,274 for the corresponding
193, p. 1015.
and
sales
period.—V.
a
materially
and its subsidiaries reached record highs.
expanded its operations into new fields.
Consolidated
5.6%
the
announced
well
negotiated
company
action
anticipates
company
the
sales.
193,
Corp.—Acquisition—
Australia.
of
corrective
and
result
necessitated
divisions.
1961,
disclosed
above
V
•
General Foods
which
'
A
increase, whereas, expenses
earnings were primarily due, how¬
operations
earn¬
on
$182,155,315
in
sales
Report—
reported for the six months ended June 30, 1961,
company
87 cents.
of
for
cents
40
because
budgeted
lower
Profit for
2778.
p.
part
divisions'
areas,
a
declined
by Albert H. Daggett, Chairman, and Fred W. Roth, President.
Consolidated
net
sales
amounted
to
$80,140,245 which was
Hooper Construction will continue its present type of operation
without interruption as a wholly-owned subsidiary of General Develop¬
the
the
were
said
ment,
to
share
America a 15-year
$2,000,000 loan, which has greatly
the
working
capital
position
of' the
company
and
growth.—V. 193, p. 1226.
company
year
million.
$4
compared
after
com¬
as
per
Gould-National Batteries, Inc.—Annual
Report—
by
of
transaction
period
Earnings
Monday, July 24, 1961
.
share
a
leading
announced
Corp.
velopment
ness
1961
.
its common stock of $1.45 a share.
This compares with $1.51
for the first six months of 1960.
For the second quarter of 1961, earnings were 84 cents on its com¬
mon stock.
This compares with earnings in the second quarter of 1960
ings
over
earnings
Net
the
1960.
14.7%
of
.
Hercules Powder Co. Inc.—June
The
six
first
of
facilitated its
South's
was
behind
other
22,
strengthened
Development Corp.—Acquisition—
for
of
half-year
earnings
rate.
these
earnings
On
.
p.1878.
General
fell
higher
a
growth
Exchange,
$10,064,000.
half
the
for
increase
an
$153,000
first
current
that
problems in two
substantial markdown of
turers,
As
divisions
at
were
than 400 manufac-
total of more
a
of
sales
Net
stated
to
original
that
$11,539,000,
1960
were
for
the
announced
period.
Glen
on passenger cars, trucks, buses, and tractors.
It also produces
filters for aircraft, marine and industrial uses.
Its products have been
being
as
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
shares
per
has
authorized
of
share),
common
all
of
outstanding
capital
stock
which
$585,000
stock
without
are
company
(sta.ted
outstanding.
amount of 5 ,o
of
par
issued -and
principal
th«
value
Volume
Number 6075
194
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(319)
debentures due
amount
26,
1961,
various
of
As
mortgages
March
of
which are subordinated to the $500,000 principal
sinking fund debentures being offered hereby. As of
other long-term liabilities of the company consisting
1978,
6%
of
March
26,
and
contracts
payable, amounted to $673,071.07.
long-term liabilities of the company and
other
1961,
two of its subsidiaries on a consolidated
basis, consisting of
mortgages and contracts payable, amounted to $1,597,202.31.
Hudson Vitamin Products,
The
various
ended
31,
income
Inc.—Annual Report—
I960.
V
>
5-for-4
a
Mr.
basis
Brody
generally
$1,027,991,
was
.v
•
.
effective
noted
lower
in
earnings
results
improved
spite
in
were
The company's earnings before provision for income taxes totaled
$2,147,991, compared with $2,047,108 in the 1960 fiscal year. Tax pro¬
vision was $1,120,000 and $1,060,000, respectively.—V. 193, p. 2007.
The
of
Industries Inc.—Stock
&
in
derived
are
sale
of
Subscriptions—
has announced that 97.1% of its $38,799,500 offering
subordinated debenture 43/aS had been subscribed through
of stockholder rights.
Goldman, Sachs & Co. was the under¬
company
payable
EFFECT
note
to
Jan.
TO
PRESENT
1962
30,
to
FINANCING
1962
stock
193, p.
(par
Newark
23,000
The
the
2,160
this
the
company
SEC
has
scheduled
hearing
a
writer
the
for
issue.—V.
194,
offering
share.
per
of
150,000
shares
common
The
suspension
order
contained
false
and
circular
material
facts.—V.
194,
by
Intercontinental
asserted
at
the
company's
representations of
218.
p.
International Business Machines Corp.—June
Report—
the
For
The
first
public sale
firm's
this
of
stock
common
was
made
July 20 through the offering of 300,000 shares at
$3 per share by Michael G. Kletz & Co., Inc. and John
H. Kaplan & Co.
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds from the financing will be used by the
purchase, construction
and
installation of laboratory
for:
company
testing equipment; purchase and installation of quality control fa¬
cilities; machine tools, including lathes and drill presses; and improve¬
ment
and
expansion of plant and office facilities. In addition, the
company
estimates that a portion of the proceeds will be applied
for
research
and
to
repayment
of
short-term borrowings incurred
for working capital purposes. The balance will be used to supplement
working capital and for other general corporate purposes.
BUSINESS—The
the
design,
tuated
six
buoyancy devices for underwater
company's products are used in the rocketry
and aviation fields, in aircraft escape systems, oceanographic research,
and the purification of metals.
and
production
and
defense.
EARNINGS
March
of
The
CAPITALIZATION—In
AND
ended
months
three
the
the company had net sales of $148,428. For the fiscal
its net sales amounted to $469,502. Upon completion of
current
financing, outstanding capitalization will consist of 705,000
shares of common stock and 30,500 stock options.—V. 193, p. 2215.
31,
1961,
I960,
year
27,515,575
of
outstanding June
May 5, 1961.
earnings
Federal
in
and
Offered—Pub¬
150,000 shares of this firm's class A stock,
at $9.75 per share, was made July 18, 1961, by an under¬
writing group headed by Eisele & King, Libaire, Stout
& Co. The offering marked the first public sale of the
company's class A stock.
financing will be used by the
company to liquidate four mortgages, a bank loan and a number of
short-term loans. The balance of the proceeds will be added to working
capital and become available for construction and investment in real
estate properties.
PROCEEDS—Net
its
from
proceeds
BUSINESS—The
Rd.,
Dorchester
1801
of
company,
Brooklyn,
N.
sidiaries,
in
now
the
the
has also built one apartment house and is
of building a second, and intends to begin building
company
process
before the
third
"INCOME
of
end
the
1960,
year
the
company
aggregating $522,381. Upon completion of current financ¬
outstanding capitalization of the company will consist of 329,006
of class A and 12,836 shares of class B common stock;
war¬
rants
to
purchase
30,000
shax-es
of
class
A stock;
$3,304,844 of
mortgages payable on properties;
$392,000 of two-year construction
notes; $7,800 of 8%
debentures due Sept. 1,
1981, and $3,406 of
sundry debt.
had
income
ing,
UNDERWRITERS—The
names
whom Eisele & King, Libaire,
writer
and
which
they
representative,
Stout & Co. is acting as managing under¬
the
and
severally
have
addresses of the underwriters, for
and
agreed
shares of class A stock
their best efforts to sell, are
number of
to use
follows:
as
the
for
rentals
six
in
had
the
Albert
Teller
Coburn
H.
&
Gilhart
D.
,
Bravman
f5,000
.
Inc._;
Co.,
period
research
Inc.
&
—
_—
Co.,
Co.,
&
Inc
Inc
Rhoads & Hunter Securities,
&
*
the
Co.,
Cassell
Includes
Inc
Inc
&
IRC
to
Mulhern,
&
shares
40,000
company.—V.
193,
2,000
Inc.—.
for
reserved
to
offering
stockholders
fered—Pursuant to
of
1558.
p.
Control Products, Inc.—Common Stock
Industrial
5,000
5.000
5,000
5,000
6,000
a
July
Of¬
1961 prospectus, Edward
14,
Hindley & Co., New York City, and Draper Sears & Co.,
and Keller & Co., Boston, Mass., publicly offered and
sold
165,000 common shares o£ this firm's stock at
$3 per share.
PROCEEDS—If
mated
after
net
payment
the
It
be
will
the
presently
utilized
extent
hereby
offered
are
sold,
the
31,
193,
in
feasible:
Advertising
Research
selling
and
and
Inventory
expense
development
electro-hydraulic
of
Machinery and
production
equipment
for
$10,000
25,000
75,000
—
controls
semi-conductor
conductor
Added
production
costs
to
for
general
45,000
-
semi-conductor
funds
of
the
production
45,000
97,625
i
company
Total
$377,625
BUSINESS—The
on
Sept.
16,
was
components
company
1954.
Caldwell Township,
I.C.P.
is
submitted
New
a
Its offices
New Jersey.
initially organized
from
as
and
Jersey
plant
are
organized
Clinton Road,
corporation
at
78
a
plans.
precision machine shop fabricating
It
later
solicited
and
obtained
requiring engineering and designing in addition to precision ma¬
chining. During the last several years, it has developed certain pro¬
products
in
the
field
of
electrical
and
hydraulic
components
tons
be
shipped,
increase
Dec.
for
used
reported.
stock
working
of
9%
capital.
in
split
June
States
Co.—Six
sales
volume
from
1961,
30,
amounted
to
added
that
1960 period.—V.
193,
11
was
statistics
index
highlight
the
second
The
1961,
the
half
first
year
the last 10 weeks of
despite "continued heavy
ago,
American
interest,
Electronics,
realizing "very
is
Inc.,
not
are
included
in
the 25-week
which
in
gratifying
in¬
acquired
statement,
noted.
he
911.
shares
June
on
10
(par
proceeds
1961
26,
cents)
filed
Consultants,
to
be
Inc.,
V
"Reg. A"
offered at $4,
a
covering 30,000
without under¬
to
are
be
used
for
working
capital.
Acquire
the
Radio Corp.,
the
Under
subsidiary of ITT will acquire all of the assets
a new
Cable
will
Radio
&
receive $4
the
and
of ITT
stockholders
Harold S. Geneen,
Mr.
Cable
some
time
tives
of
that
•
wholly-owned
could
we
American
not
Cable
is
due
and
ITT's
without complete management
integration.
&
to
Radio
alone
technical
will
communication,
The plan
a
be
resources
tions within
date
unable
including
provide
the
for
necessary
the
the overlapping objec¬
operations
addition, American Cable
communication
In
the
substantial
financial
and
rapid
growth of international
advent of satellite communica¬
probable
the next decade."
will be acted upon by American Cable & Radio stockholders
to
be
announced.—V.
192,
403.
p.
"The
corporation
A
rants
in
units
$7
June
on
shares
common
(to
purchase
29,
1961
(par
$1)
class
39,980
filed
"Reg.
a
39,980
and
A
A"
prospects
be
consisting of one share of common
No underwriting is involved.
proceeds
to
are
used
be
and
to
war¬
offered
be
for
warrant,
one
which
182,
Services Inc.—Earnings
in the 1961 period, whereas
comparable six months last year.
ments
earnings,
including
$6.05
share
per
in
net
no
the
of
Investors
of
request
Minneapolis,
gains
realized
were
in
the
elected
Diversified
Services, at
Corp. (parent),
Alleghany
following
the
a
and
members
new
special
directors
Purcell.
remaining
Clint
Murchison is
W.
on
the
board
Murchison,
president.—V.
Irvan Ferromagnetics
The
corporation
shares
common
&
Winston
Co.,
The
ment,
New
July
on
(par
&
to
held
July
18
Board
the
of
193, p.
Grady
are:
Jr.,
was
1016.
elected
Clark
and
chairman.
Corp., Van Nuys, Calif.
50
Co.
6,
1961
cents)
Inc.,
filed
to
Beverly
be
a
"Reg.
offered
Hills,
at
Calif.,
—
Files
retirement
of
corporation
&
shares
Co.
six
of
1961
months,"
cents
five
share
per
registration
selling
statement
cents
each
if
all
the
commission
also
five-year warrants
to
includes
be
shares
and
10,000
purchased
are
sold,
by
exer¬
share.
March,
1961,
contract
for
in April, 1960, the company was in¬
it completed its organization and en¬
acquisition of certain properties.
Upon
when
the
$5 per share, and have made a cash investment of the
properties
$108,968, and the organizers will be personally liable in the amount
$2,050,000 on permanent financing first deeds of trust to be
placed
on
the Gem-Bethesda and Gem-Alexandria store
properties to be ac¬
quired by the company.
Upon completion of the offering, the public
will
invested
have
stock
to
be
A"
$5,
and
covering
through
Maltz,
be
used
loans,
on
(par
Inc.,
$1,000,000
outstanding.
for
and
production
July
10
New
5,
40,000
Thomas
Greenwald
and
to
cents)
York.
to
filed
be
33%
to
of
the
conduct,
common
through
a
used as working capital in its construction
business; $184,597
payment of obligations of the company's organizers to be assumed
company at the time
of the conveyance of the department
store
buildings;
house
and
commercial
and
for
In
$250,000 for investment in apartment buildings to be
Annapolis land; $250,000 for investment in ware¬
buildings to be constructed on the Bethesda
the
on
and
land;
the
balance
general
addition
for
certain
to
repayment
corporate
to
the
organizers
for
advances
purposes.
indebtedness,
the
has
company
outstanding
shares of common stock (after the conveyance of said prop¬
erties), of which James. Juliano, President; Isadore Parzow, First VicePresident; Arthur Zinnainon, Second Vice-President, Bernard S.
Paskin,
Treasurer, and Nathan, M. Luber, Secretary, own 20% each.
Kentucky Central Life & Accident Insurance Co.—To
Sell
Subsidiary—
The
company is selling its recently-acquired
Domestic Life & Accident Insurance
Co., to the
of
Co.
stock
it
America,
announced
was
by
Garvice
Louisville
subsidiary,
Supreme Life Insurance
D. Kincaid, Kentucky
President.
said
offered
has
of
Supreme
to
buy
Domestic
Life,
100%
for
which
of
the
has
its
home
outstanding
office
in
Chicago,
authorized
and
capital
$1,800,000.
Kentucky Central acquired Domestic last February through purchase
exchange of the Louisville Insurer's stock at a price of $115 per
and
share.
Kincaid
said
has
in accordance with terms of the sales agreement Supreme
$100,000 in an escrow account with the National
deposited
Bank of Chicago. Completion of the transaction
usual audits, he added.—V. 193, p. 1228.
the
will
depend
Kilbanon Carp., Wayland, Mass.—Files With SEC—
The
corporation
The
July
on
shares
(no
par)
proceeds
are
to
common
7, 1961 filed a
to be offered at
be
used
for
"Reg.
$5,
working
A"
covering 20,000
underwriting.
without
capital.
King's Office Supplies & Equipment, Inc., Santa Rosa,
Calif.—Files With SEC—
The
corporation
shares
common
Co.,
July 5,
on
$1)
(par
to
1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 65,000
offered at $2, through Pacific Coast
be
San Francisco.
proceeds
are
to
be
for
used
inventory
working
and
capital.
Kingsport Utilities, Inc.—Proposes Bank Borrowings—Kingsport Utilities, Inc,. Roanoke, Va., has filed
a proposal with the
Holding Company Act for the issuance, sale and re¬
$1,600,000 of short-term unsecured bank notes from
time to time prior to Dec. 31, 1962; and the Commission has issued
an
order giving interested persons until Aug. 7 to request a hearing
thereon.
Kingsport, a subsidiary of American Electric Power Co., had
SEC
under
of
the
to
up
outstanding
on
borrowings
Act.
the
It
June 30 $1,000,000 of notes, of which $400,000 repre¬
pursuant to the exemptive provisions of Section 6(b)
seeks authorization to renew $600,000 of such notes
and to issue not to exceed $600,000 of
additional notes.—V. 191,
p.
103.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
corporation
on
July
preferred
underwriting.
proceeds
and
5,
1961
shares
are to be
used
working capital.
(no
for
filed
par)
a
"Reg.
to
inventory,
be
A" covering 390
offered at $100,
development
of
new
agent
and
New York, N. Y.—
"Reg.
offered
at
covering 75,000
$4,
through Arm¬
A"
Lanvin-Parfums, Inc.—Appointment—
....
Trust
Bankers
dividend
V
.
plans
the
the
The
a
for
be
by
equip¬
research.
1961
approximately
company
business
building of rental housing
projects and commercial and industrial buildings.
The net proceeds
from the stock sale will be used as follows:
$77,500 for the payment
of short-term notes payable; $50^000 for investment in
the subsidiary
without
machinery
for
The
construction
a
Klug Laboratories, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.—Files With
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
strong
at
50
a
underlie
non-cumulative
to
are
Jaymax Precision Products, Inc.,
The
half
at
sent
York.
proceeds
common
last
first
1451.
p.
of certain conveyances and assignments by the com¬
the company will own two department store build¬
(subject to certain mortgages), one in Alexandria, Va., and
one in Bethesda,
Md., which are leased to subsidiaries of Gem Inter¬
national, Inc.; a tract of land of about 155 acres in
Annapolis, Md.,
which the company plans to
develop; and a contract to purchase a
tract of land of about 14 acres in an industrial
park in Bethesda. The
organizers will receive 400,000 shares In consideration for the transfer
to the company of said properties.
They have purchased 2,000 shares
meeting
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Jay,
$461,-
organizers,
Securities
1960.
Charles Ritz, Thomas W. Moses, Stephen
Rooth, Clint W. Murchison,
Jr., Dudley Swim, John J. O'Neil, Edgar T. Rigg, and Eugene B. Hanson.
W.
the
the
of
share.
a
ings in fee
newal
Incumbent
1960
Up—
Directors:
John D.
for
for
stock.
common
completion
pany's
The
Robert
those
$346,505,000
were
under Maryland law
until
into
New Directors—Murchison Named Chairman—
Stockholders
the
of
Boulevard
net gains
on
sales of investments,
the first half of 1961, compared with
$5.37 per share in the like period of
at
on
$3.24
or
sales
our
than
193,
The
which
per
Organized
active
at
1699.
p.
operating income of Investors Diversified Services, and
wholly-owned subsidiaries was up 9% for the first half of 1961,
or $5.82 per share, compared with $7,801,126,
or $5.37 per share for the same
period in 1960, according to preliminary
figures announced by W. Grady Clark, President.
Net gains of 23 cents per share were realized from sales of invest¬
called
lreceive
expenses.
shares
underwriter
tered
Combined net
to
wil
for
cisable at $5
its
net
that
higher
1961,
share
months
a
six
$26,136,000,
are
20%
predicted.—V.
30,
$1.41
first
Washington, Inc.—Common Registered—
common
Life
expansion,—V.
amounting to $8,471,357,
Total
of
June
or
the
company of 1420 K Street, N. Y.. Washington, D.
C., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on July 19 covering 200,000 shares
of common stock, to be offered for
public sale at $5 per share.
The
offering will be made on a best efforts basis through Hodgdon & Co.,
on
Investors Diversified
amounted
now
least
at
Adams
for
The
39,980
covering
non-transferable
shares)
common
unit.
per
The
net
ended
$11,827,000,
income
Kincaid
class
months
and
Central
Investment Trust & Assurance Corp., Phoenix, Ariz.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
$1.02
$8,342,000
402,000
"The proposal to make
to our realization for
effectively achieve
Radio
&
Cable
American
preferred stock and 1/7 of
share of American Cable & Radio
President of ITT, said:
Radio
&
of
convertitble
share of. ITT capital stock for each
stock.
a
American
six
was
with1 sales
^constructed
announced by both companies.
was
plan,
American
Radio
&
the
income
588,000
for
acquisition by this corporation of the remainder of
the outstanding stock of its 56.55%-owned subsidiary, American Cable
&
$207,164,000
$1.13
share
compares
subsidiary,
International Telephone & Telegraph Co.—To
for
118
$188,399,000
$9,240,000
of
;
plan
'
*1,101,000
of
Telecommunications
All of Subsidiary's Shares—
A
for
net
Mr.
1960
*967,000
per
Sales
and
the
earnings during
writing.
The
comparisons:
107
tonnage.
$50,000
fiscal
of
sales and earnings. Operating results of NAE,
corporation
common
*Net
This
1961
decline
a
and
quarter
(1957-1959=100)
income
Earnings
Inc.,
Months' Report—
for
reported.
a
North
controlling
both
p.
Net
sales,
$811,163,397
of
despite
sales,
despite
cents an hour in total
employment costs
announced by Avery C. Adams, chairman
.
effected
1961,
quarter
dollar
Sales
Kent
ended
covering 7,465
$10,
without
at
1961
This
before U. S.
compared with $156,-
30,
A"
offered
Corp.—Earnings Up—
decline
a
of
1960, it
1,
following
Production
products,
work
prietary
50%
June
Washington, D. C.—Files With SEC—
80,000
•
"Reg.
a
be
board.
The
of
Adaptation of leased facilities for semi¬
Start-up
the
the corresponding
record
a
International
in
contemplated that the net proceeds to the company
in the following
amounts and order of priority, to
the
new
the
in
Jan.
esti¬
estimated at $55,500.
issue,
is
shares
the company will be approximately $377,625
underwriters' commissions and deduction of the
to
are
Laughlin Steel
additional
period.
United
pointed out that
to the level of
and
holds
—V.
to
the
of
this
of
expenses
the
of
all
proceeds
board,
$203,659,439
I960
rose
and
creases"
2,000
Inc
Co.,
Monaghan
Martin,
10,000
&
in
the
of
income
product development expenditures, as well as exten¬
sive outlays for plant and process improvements."
He reported that product development programs are
"progressing on
10,000
6,000
Heller,
F.
—
-
Inc
Terrio
C.
20,000
Co.__.
&
Langley-Howard,
A.
—.—_____
Co
&
Riecke
A.
Co
Middlebrook,
&
Richter
*60,000
King, Libaire, Stout & Co
&
to
previous
Slocum
Mr.
at
Eisenberg
for
months
Shares
Eisele
Paul
of
Federal
the 25-week period
above
the
shares
"
earnings
S.
ended June 25, 1961, sales rose to $10,946,738,
peak of $10,354,177, set in the comparable
period a year ago.
Net earnings totaled $929,468, or 67 cents per
common
share, versus $1,045,972, or 75 cents per share in the first
half of 1960, based on 1,387,598 shares outstanding on June 25, 1961.
6%
of
1931.
CAPITALIZATION—For
AND
amounted
corresponding
company
For
net
U.
the
of
ended
President Walter W. Slocum
1961,
Y.,
wholly-owned
apartment
filed
$1)
by 11%
12%
will
months
International Resistance
The
the
subsidiaries, own,: operate, purchase and con¬
houses. The company, has acquired eight apartment
houses in New York City
and of these, three have been sold at a
profit, and the other five are still being operated. Through its sub¬
struct
1961,
chairman
adjusted
six
compared with $694,626,974
p. 2215.
schedule,"
Income Properties, Inc.—Class A Stock
lic offering of
and
1960,
the
taxes,
the
income
services
30,
for
income
341,285
Gross
30,
estimated
the six months'
period to
$3.67
a
share
on
the
outstanding at the end of the period.
This com¬
earnings after taxes for the corresponding 1960 period
equivalent to $2.79 a share on the 27,435,974 shares
net
$76,616,285
Net
June
after
shares
with
pares
ended
$100,859,439
Watson, Jr.,
company
the
design
research
months
were
taxes, Thomas J.
is
equivalent for
engineering,
devices,
the
and
of West Caldwell, N. J., is engaged in
testing, production and sale of cartridge ac¬
evaluation of propulsion systems and propellants,
1961
Shipments
corporation
Hydro-Space Technology Inc.—Common Stock offered
of
that
misleading
30,
(par
net
income
for
the
second
that for the second quarter of 1960
exceeded
effective
31, 1961, to determine whether to vacate, or make permanent,
of July 5 temporarily suspending a Regulation A
exemption
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with respect to a
order
proposed
June
on
corporation's
an
115.
p.
The
its
offering
pur¬
First
for July
from
building,
a
5%%
Jones
1
of
of
capital.
430,000 shs.
1227.
request
construction
working
National City Trust Co., 5 Wall
St., New York, will until
on
July 28, 1961, receive tenders for the sale to it of
mortgage bonds, due June 1. 1990, to an amount sufficient
to exhaust the sum of
$330,000, at prices not to exceed 102.61% plus
accrued
interest
to Aug.
11, 1961.—V. 191, p. 2519.
1,413.72
.
for
and
(EDT)
first
1,500,000 shs.
used
shares
common
proceeds
noon
&
!
cents)
be
inventory,
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—Tenders for Bonds
Intercontinental Motels, Ltd.—SEC Hearing Scheduled
At
corporation
A
The
6,272.13
25,000
1,885
10
The
Outstanding
$5,000
6,272.13
to
are
equipment,
underwriting.
National
National
of
Jebco, Inc., Jonesboro, Ga.—Files With SEC—
1961,
source.
$5,000
Corp..!
Banking
to
31,
proceeds
chase
officers,
July
payable
Essex
from
products of its
and bears
rela¬
class
GIVING
after
The
limited
to
response
revenues
the
25-year
exercise
a
its
from
Banking
Co
indebtedness
Sundry
Common
$2
Hunt Foods
note
&
Instalment
—V.
loans
demand
Newark
of
pharmaceutical industry.
the
produced
of
one-half
Subcontract
free
on
Unsecured
1961.)
Hudson's
that
due
Essex
year.
31,
May
one-half
and
promissory note due June 30,
Interest
.
$1.22
or
share, in the prior
per
about
machining
machining is competitive
tively low profit margins. During the nine months ended
virtually all of the company's revenues were from this
6%
per share, as against $987,108.
This represented an increase of
4%.
Both per-share figures are based on the 843,750 common shares
outstanding May 31, 1961. (Hudson Vitamin split its common stock on
$1.17
of which have been
some
present,
design.
own
31,
May
Net
or
At
Authorized
reported that sales and earnings for the fiscal year
1961 were the highest in the company's history, with
net income
exceeding $1 million for the first time.
According to Herbert Brody, President, net sales in the most recent "
fiscal year increased 6% to
$7,800,177 from $7,348,656 in the 12 months
May
systems,
orders.
CAPITALIZATION
company
ended
and
subcontract
7
IQd
Co.
disbursing
n
91Q
has
agent
been ..appointed
for
the
common
sole
stock
transfer
of
the
corporation.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Edison, N. J.—Files With SEC—
Lee Filter Corp.,
on
193, p. 807.
.
Lighting, Inc.—Additional
Lithonia
•—Our
226,000
The
Co
&
Jack
M.
——
Co,
&
,—
Curtis
3,000
3,000
4,000
Garrett
J.
—
J.
4,000
3,000
%ood
Sons
White,
;_
Co._
&
Hentz
H.
&
Co
Goodbody &
Hilsman & Co. Inc
H.
Hirsch
Co.__—
&
Boyce
&
Stein
Underwood,
Bros.
Co
&
Scnwabacher
the
For
3,000
:— 4,000
3,000
>
for
weeks
24
ended
were
were
■,
the
is
$92,717,202.
$81,834,650.
$1.05
Inc.
Co.
&
-
3,000
_
Wheat
C.
&
Co
3,000
:
& Co. Inc.___, 9,000
Neal & Waggoner__ 4,000
Weld
Wyatt,
1960.
of
,
since
listed
V
the
of
219.
;
This
Inc.—Certain Assets Sold—
(J. J.) Little & Ives Co.
through
in
Coupon Service Ltd., located
the stock two years ago.
involved cash and J. J. Little
Toronto.
the
instances
both
In
stock.—V. 192, p.
& Ives
price
companies, Premiumwares and
J. J. Little & Ives acquired
associated
transaction
899.
'
.
prices
The
corporation
shares
common
the
by
will
$1),
by
"Reg. A" covering 37,500
shares are to be offered
6, 1961 filed a
of which 20,000
by
shares
17,500
and
company
underwritten
be
July
on
(par
stockholder.
a
Boston,
Burr,
&
The
payment
for
used
Price
Mass.
of
offering
will be
mortgage
first
a
circula^First Trust Co. of.JLincoln, Ne.br.,
publicly offered $300,000 of this firm's" 6% % sinking
offering
.
due June 1, 1966.(HThe notes were
issued in units of $1,000 each at par and accrued interest.
fund equipment notes
estimated at $260,000, will be used by the
company for the repayment of debt, and for advances
to its parent, Missouri Valley Dredging Co.
BUSINESS—The
The
company
to
succeeded
was
with offices at 1331 South 20th St., Omaha,
organized for the purpose of facilitating long-
the benefit
of the parent.
The company has
of the construction equipment and other fixed assets
financing
term
Missouri
"parent")
(the
poration
Neb.
organized May 25, 1961 as a whollyValley Dredging Co., a Nebraska cor¬
was
company
of
subsidiary
for
and
States.
stock
tional
all
its
p.
Co.
Dredging
liabilities
current
had an adverse current ratio of about 4 to 3,
being in excess of its current assets.—V. 193,
the
educational
July 1, 1961 offering circular, Rowles, Winston & Co.,
Houston, publicly offered 100,000 shares of this firm's
class A common stock at $2,625 per share.
PROCEEDS—The
expects'
company
the
shares
sale
of
100,000
after
of
class
to apply the net proceeds of the
A common
stock, estimated at
as follows:
for the installation of new automatic equipment to
efficiency of itsh feed mill.
(b) $35,000 for the construction of additional cold storage space
at
the
company's
poultry
processing
plant to eliminate
handling,
trucking and storage costs involved in the use of public storage
$217,500
expenses,
the
increase
facilities.
•'•..
.
'
•
.
.
.
/
-
Operating
expenses
Other
income
3.482,967
taxes—
-
V
operating taxes—
1,630,332
4,109,571
3,366,639
8,979,159.
2,047,871
income
4,111,456
3,458,330
operating
after
Net
—V.
charges_
193,
p.
2668.
cents
10
&
and
registrar
19,699 807
16,084,292
par
The
on
company
shares
common
The
'
of
,
the
equipment
of
for
barbecuing
poultry processing plants.
to retire a loan made to the company by Marvin Gilthe President and a Director of the company, the proceeds
which loan were used by the company for general corporate purposes.
<eL The balance of $86,500 will be available for general corporate
_
$31,000
<d>
and may be used for repayment of all or part of short-term
loans (the proceeds of which were used for general corporate
purposes
bank
amount of $65,000.
in the aggregate
purposes)
is
in
the
related lines.
and
products
company
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
6% mortgage notes payable in monthly
installments aggregating $1,918, plus
interest
-r
PRESENT FINANCING
" Outstanding
Authorized
$ 17,150
—
6%
chattel mortgage note payable in
monthly installments of $1,000 each,
plus
5
ly
$ 26,700
interest
mortgage note payable in month¬
installments of $2,170 each__^,„
stock ($1 par)
Common
Class
A
Class
B
—V.
193,
—
'
p.
—
2668.
-----
to
depending
8.5%
will be
the Fund
$200,000
^
_____
364,532 shs.
750,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
250,000 shs.
-
.
144.532 shs.
220,000 shs.
will
charge
sales
to
upon
the
invest in
size
of
that
corporation,
Jaffray
sell
&
The public offering
under
of
The company
of
which
management
as
company
-investment
of its stock
as
adviser
and
Minneapolis,
manager
officers
price and under¬
the
of
t^e
15%
Fund..' Rydan. owns 20%.
193, p. 912.
each.—V.
Reg!—
York,
factories,
for office buildings, hotels,
all
from
11
of the
for an
of the outstanding stock
stockholders in exchange
3%
6,855
second
preferred, and 9,800 com¬
will have outstanding
(after
;
.iK
.....
of
shares
will be converted into 617,696
,
to the fore¬
giving effect
The
lists 11 others
28,107 shares. -
prospectus
ranging from 400
to
who
propose
to
1
•
•
of 575 Lexington Ave., New York, filed a registration
on July
18 covering 500,000 outstanding shares
to be offered for public sale by the holders thereof
the SEC
with
stock,
&
Co.
basis
and
through underwriters headed bv Shearson,
Shepard. & Co. Inc.
The public offering
Prescott,
underwriting
and
terms
are
supplied by amendment.
to be
company
acquired
company
all
of
the
outstanding
stock
of
the
newly
Arleigh Publishing Corp. from certain members of the LieDonenfeld and Sampliner families in exchange for an aggregate
44,236 common shares of the company.
In June 1961 Superman
organized
the
own
New
is principally engaged in the publication of cqmics
magazines (including "Superman") and the distribution of magazines
and paperback
books.
In addition, the company produces and leases
television films
based
on
the
character
"Superman."
In May 1961
bowitz,
of
Inc.
120
was
the
with
and
were
company
into
the
issued
formerly licensed
magazines based
on
comics
fictional
The
of
corporation
publish
characters.
company,
to which
share. The
the right to
other related
pursuant
for each Superman
to
the
company
"Superman"
and
....
outstanding 1,293,486 shares of common stock, of
director, owns 28.04%
and management
The prospectus lists 30 selling stockholders
including Jacob S. Liebowitz, President, and Paul H. Sampliner, Treas¬
urer,
who own 212,580 and 151,765 shares, respectively, and propose
►
which
company
Harry
officials
;
consolidated
shares
latter
.
and
a
all-or-none
an
The
President of the company and its Manager. The.
was formed for the principal purpose of acting
two other
to
company,
common
price
had outstanding on May 31 1,123,000 shares of common
management officials as a group own 4.2%'-.
A. J.
Ryden, Jr. is listed
,
shares. The prospectus • further indicates
recapitalization to be adopted by stockholders,
respectively.
Hammill
u
stock,
leasehold
equipment,
of
.
National Periodical Publications, Inc.—Common Regis.
Development Corp.—Common Reg.
Hopwood.
Avenue,
acquire
first preferred,
amounts
This
...
registered
-
666,667 common shares, of which William V. Frankel, Pr°sident,
statement
Investment Company Act of
1940 as a closed-end non-diversified management investment company.
Its primary purpose is seeking out and acting upon investment oppor¬
tunities in young or new comoanies believed by the management to be
working on the technological frontier.
The net proceeds from the stock
sale will be used for general corporate purposes and invested in accord¬
ance
with the company's
investment policy.
Technical Management
Corp. is listed as. the company's investment adviser and manager.
is
"Reg. A" covering 150,000
without underwriting.
a
common
then, outstanding
stock.
shares,
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
company
Y.—
Morton A, Sweig, Executive Vice-President, will own 238,654 and
101,413 shares, respectively; and then propose to sell 71,594 and 30,424
filed a registration statement with the SEC on July 14 covering
800,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public rale on an
all or none basis through underwriters headed by Lee Higginson Corp.
Piper,
N.
of
and
Minn.,
and
will
companies
48,971
company
going)
range Trom
of companies
of 2615 First National Bank Building,
Brooklyn,
purchase
for
.
shares
The
on
This
approval
to be offered at $2
of 60 Madison
pursuant
630 5%
mon
.
Midwest Technical
seeking
in
Corp.,
filed
1951
11,
used
reserves.
time,
same
aggregate of
investment.
the
stocks
common
of the adviser-distributor.
The
*
The
and
be
to
are
affiliated
three
The policy
"believed
by the management to possess better than average prospects for longterm growth.
."
The prospectus lists Herbert W. Rogers 8 s Board
Chairman and Robert MJ Skare
as
President.
Four of the officers
and directors of the Fund (including Skare) are officers and directors
1.5%
of
.
business
of manufacturing,
processing and selling feed, poultry, eggs and related products.-It was
incorporated under the laws of the State of Texas on Aug. 1, 1956,
to
take
over
the feed,
poultry and egg business of M. Gilbrea'h
Produce Co., an individual proprietorship owned by Marvin Gilbreath,
who started in business for himself in 1940 and is now the President
and a Director of the company. The principal offices of the company
have been and are located in Weimar, Texas, which is about half-way
between
Houston
and San
Antonio. The company has two whollyowned
subsidiaries:
M-G
Poultry
and
Egg
Co.,
headquartered
in
Houston, and M-G Distributing Co. in San Antonio, Texas.
Both of
the subsidiaries are wholesale distributing outlets
for the company's
BUSINESS—The
adviser.
Co.
Exchange Commission—
of housekeeping services
at- the
of 1815 First National Bank Building,
investment
Trust
two
common
and
Guaranty-
Traders
and
advanced
Milling
(par one cent)
company
by
the
This Fund,
Morgan
are:
group
Co.
Trust
-Its business is carried
90%'owned subsidiaries and there affiliated companies.
The - prospectus states that the company will acquire the
10% stock
interest held by Erwin J. Lurie, Secretary, in its two subsidiaries and,
:
chickens
seven
applicable
'
National Cleaning Contractors, Inc.—Common
on
Registered—
derwriter
purchase
the
of
the
of
restaurants, stores and other commercial space;
»; \
'■
of
the
shares
variety
.
breath,
in
for
banking
filed a registration
statement with the SEC on July 19 covering 200,000 outstanding shares
of common stock, to be offered for public sale by. the holders thereof
on an all or none basis through
underwriters headed by Bear, Stearns
& Co.
The public offering pride and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
The company
and
its subsidiaries specialize in the cleaning and
maintenance of various types of structures.
The company provides a
are
'
provisions
Manufacturers
Rochester
Chemical
proceeds
The
.
Midwest Investors Fund, Inc.—Common
for those
shares
own
under
proposed
York;
Lincoln
improvements
1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 83,334
be offered at $3, without underwriting.
capital.
the
in
New
corporation on July
A
The
Minneapolis, Minn.,
filed
a
registration statement
with the SEC
on
July 17 " covering
5,000,000 shares of common stock.
The Fund was organized in May,
1961.
Midwest Planned Investments, Inc., will serve as principal un-
$15,000
(c)
The
class
to be used for reserves, repayment of bank loans,
equipment, development of new products, and working
proceeds
purchase
to
statewide
a
10,409,961
,,
29,
form
laws.
banks
of
Files With Securities and
Calif.—Files
and Exchange Commission—.7%
T
$1)
its
company
and; stating the principal reasons
the regulatory
authorities.
Specialties Co., Berkeley,
June
to
(Rochester); The National
Commercial
Bank
&
Trust
Co.
of
Albany;
First Trust & Deposit
Co.
(Syracuse);
the Oneida National Bank & Trust Co. of Central
New York (Utica); First-City National Bank of Binghamton, N. Y.
Each bank in the group has addressed a letter to its stockholders
as a "progress
report," notifying them of the filing of the applications
$
18,784.811
15,668,275
>.
/; v.* /
Corp.—-Appointment—
(par
plan
a
exchange
holding
State
seven
Co.
(Buffalo);
*
With Securities
would
It
and
The
Transfer Co., Jersey City, N. J., has been appointed
transfer agent for 1,000.000 shares of common stock
value of the corporation.—V. 192, p. 1303.
*1 . ' - ; 1
Microchemicai
of
seven
bank
a
Federal
•
Net
President.
as
Upon acquiring the stock, Morgan New York State Corp. would
Trust
26,711,228 132,697 598 129.703 147
16,966,979
87,528,345
84,452,606
3 584.922
16.4Q0 287
,16,055,769
27.027,383
17,804,513
revenues____
Operating
of
National
"
$
State.
become
1961—5 Months—1960 ;■
$
S
stock
banks.
and
1961—Month—1960
listed
is
of Morgai},'Guaranty Trust"...'Co.'*;
is seeking approval of its proposed acquisition of
banks located in seven different areas of New
corporation
the
York
patented
new
a
picture
Newton
approval
for
affiliate
an
The
all
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Period End. May 31—
$50,000
(a)
Santa
6660
motion
A.
were filed on July, 14, .with the Banking Board, of, the .State of
York and the Federal Reserve Board by Morgan, New"York State
Corp.,
.
developed
the
for
Ralph
group
New
process to produce color
television industry, as well as
and
commercial
films.
Panacolor's plant-is
located at
Monica Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.—V. 193, p. 2111.
has
prints
to
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.—Proposed Holding Co.—
entered into May 8, 1961, prior to the public offering
recently completed by Panacolor.
Metro-Goldwyn-Maver Inc. has re¬
ceived an
option to purchase 50,000 additional shares at $7V2
per
share and 50,000 shares at $10 per share.
:
,
Panacolor
public
will
Applications
agreement
Registrar
a
indebtedness,
chairman of Panacolor, Inc.,
has announced that
completed
the purchase
of 50,000 shares, rf
stock of Panacolor at $4 per share in accordance with
common
July
,
Harris,
Harry
Glendive, Mont., filed a registration statement
17 covering 150,000 shares of common stock,
sale at $3 per share.
The offering will be
efforts basis through Wilson, Ehli, Demos, Eailey &
of
on
for
best
a
directors.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
2545.
Common Offered—Pursuant to
company
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc.—Acquisition—
the
and
for
company
proposes
of class A commcn
which latter stock
of
Micro Metals
M-G, Inc.—Class A
The
store.
a
equipment and opening of each
investment of from $85,000 to
an
net
certain
to
shares
Federal
Valley
such
in
inventory,
requires
agreed to ooen such departments between
1961 in 12 additional stores throughout the
proceeds from the company's sale of addi¬
provide necessary capital to open such departments.
will
common,
quirements on
the $300,000
of notes offered hereby and interest
requirements upon the $200,000 of bank indebtedness to be incurred
by the company.
The payment of such rentals is wholly dependent
upon the profitable conduct
of the business" of the parent company,
as
to which there can be no assurance.
As of Feb. 28, 1961, Missouri
parent
departments
initial
The
addition
film
the
It
the company has outstanding
stock and 450,000 shares of class
Fred Goldman, Board Chairman,
FredvjGoldman, -Jr.,
President.-, and.-Richard A.- Goldman,. Executive
Vice-Pryjident, own 73,125, 180,375 and 180,375 shares,* respectively.
They..propose to. sell (after converting to an equal amount of class A
shares)
7,312,
18,037■ and
18,038 shares, resoec'iively.
In addition,
Ralph J. Tucker, a director, proposes to sell 1,613 shares.—V. 193, p. 91.
B
covering 60,000
($5), through
convertible into
receive a 45 cent per share selling commission.
was organized under Montana law in September 1960.
construct and operate livestock feed lot near Glendive,
'and to engage, on a contract or custom basis, in feeding and fattening
livestock owned by others.
The net proceeds from the stock sale will
be used for drilling of water test wells,
other investigation and pur¬
chase of land to serve as the site of the proposed feed lot, for con¬
struction of livestock pens, feed mill and other facilities and equip¬
ment, for overhead and general administrative costs, .and for working
capital, including feed inventory.
y
•
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:
■;
,
The company has outstanding 4,000 shares of common stock which
were
purchased
at
$1
per
share
by
incorporators,
who
are
also
The
November
August
including those of Delaney-Missouri Valley Construction
Co., a New Jersey corporation, with which the parent merged as of
Feb.
28,
1961,
and of McMaken Equipment Co., an inactive part¬
nership composed of Joseph G. McMaken, president of the company
and the parent, and his wife, whose fixed assets were also acquired
by the parent as of Feb. 28, 1961. \
The company has entered
into an equipment lease with Missouri
Valley Dredging Co., its parent company, for all of the construction
equipment and other fixed assets so acquired, which lease provides
for rentals sufficient in amount to pay all principal and interest re¬
of
the
department
on
which
Co.,
It has tentatively
$125,000.
Net proceeds,
owned
that
license
SEC
offered
be
made
■
;
jewelry
like
estimates
180,000
1961
to
operates a licensed jewelry department in a closeddepartment store and has formed and
owns all
12
subsidiary
companies, each of which likewise
company
operates
new
■
Lot, Inc.—Common Registered—
Feed
company,
the
with
membership
stock
of
the
of
In
Corp.—Notes Offered—Pursuant to a July 7,
M. B. M.
This
Company,.
prevailing.
United
Coffin
supplied by amendment.
The
proceeds are to be
on
land
and a building.
Securities
underwriters headed by Midland and
Barret,
Fitch,
North
&
Co.,
Inc.
then
door
machinery
of
v
SEC—
preferred share.
repayment of debt, inventory and
equipment.
to be used
are
Mon-Dak
and
The
Auburn, Mass.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Lodding Engineering Corp.,
on
.'
V;
...
& Nichols, Detroit.
The preferred is
the basis of five common shares for each
proceeds
purchase
The public
offering
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The
registration statement also includes 45,000 shares of class B
common
stock, to be offered for public sale from time to time by
the holders
thereof privately or publicly at prices related to market
and
Inc.
this firm's
had been
Corp., N. Y. City.
Rowdy
common
of 1211 Walnut Street, Kansas City, Mo., filed a
statement with the SEC on July 13, covering 125,000
class
A
common
stock, to be offered for public sale
of
shares
publisher of general reference books and encyclopedias sold
to supermarket chains has
announced the sale back to the original
owner
of its 80%
stock interest in Leland Publishing Co. Ltd. and
Privately—
Sold
company
registration
This
,
convertible
Davis,
The
p.
,
,
Corp.—Bonds
corporation on June 26,'1961 filed a "Reg. A"
preferred
shares
to
be
offered at par
The
•
the
include
Medco, Inc.—Class A Registered—
appointed registrar of the common stock
Co. has been
corporation.—V. 194,
"
Service
Gas
Mon-Art, Inc., Detroit, Mich.—Files With
Appointment—
Irving Trust
president.
as
privately through First Boston
—V. 189, p. 1131.
%
figures
with
1961
by certain officers and directors of
76.7%. No person owns 10%. or more
Louis Investment Club. Jack L. Lewis
1960
own
sold
have been restated to include Gilbert Paper Co.,
corporation in November, 1950. Sales and earnings
the Chatfield & Woods Company and subsidiaries
their acquisition in February, 1961.—V. 193, p. 2668.
'
1960
The
merged
for
.
in
others,
and
outstanding stock of St.
July 20, 1961 it was reported that $2,000,000 of
first mortgage bonds, 5Vs% series due 1986
to
snare.
per
organized
company
Mobile
This compares with $5,765,151
in the
a year ago, equal to $1.27 per share..
Net
sales
for
the
24
weeks ended June 11,
1961, amounted to
$166,601,493, compared with $160,959,691 in the corresponding period
equal to
same period
$5,630,953,
company
the
of
*
Neuhaus
the
corporation
•
..
amounted
earnings
1961,
11,
June
statement
the stock sale will be added to the capital and surplus
and will be employed from time to time in expansion Substantially all of such proceeds will be invested initially
in securities eligible
under Missouri Law for investment by life in¬
surance companies.
The company has outstanding 165,000 shares of common
stock, of which St. Louis Investment Club, Inc., a Missouri
11, 1961,
59 cents
the average outstanding during
the 12 weeks ended June 11,. 1961
corresponding period in 1960 the net sales
sales
the
For
Wulbern
_
equal
Net
Co.—Com. Registered
4221 Lindell
with the SEC
of
company
of business.
with $3,783,004 for the 12 weeks ended June 12,
to 71 cents on 5,239,733 common shares, the average
during this comparable period.
.*
.'- V
outstanding
shares
common
underwriting.
>
capital and equipment.
proceeds from
compares
1960,
9,000
^
Inc.
5,500
Equitable Securities Corp.—
Clement A. Evans & Co. Inc.
Robert
'___
Carrison,
Pierce,
This
&
Jackson
Webber,
Paine,
3,000
—
the
3,000
Inc.
Mason-Hagan
.
Guerin & Turner
i
Inc.
inventory, re¬
purposes.
the corporation for the 12 weeks ended June
equal, after preferred dividends, to
$3,156,171
to
share on 5,268,209 common shares,
period.
•
per
—
'
Eppler,
Space
__
4,500
4,000
R. S. Dickson & Co. Inc.4,000
Francis I duPont & Co._— 5,500
Courts
Lane,
of
Earnings
amounted
Corp. 4,500
Kaufman Bros. Co.__.
3,000
Mci_»onaid & Co.__
4,500
Mackall & Coe—
3.000
Sons
&
Brown
Alex.
Hutton & Co. Inc
F.
Johnson,
3,000
5,500
4,000
Eichler & Co.
Stearns & Co
Bradford & Co
C.
J.
Co.__
&
Bass
Bateman,
Bear,
corporate
of
'3,000
-4,000
Friedrichs & Co
E.
__40,000
3,000
:
Inc.
other
and
products
Corp.—Earnings Down, Sales Up—
Mead
Laboulsse,
Weil,
Howard,
Co.
Robinson-Humphrey
are
new
new
plant improve¬
to be used for repayment of loans,
equipment, advertising and promotion,
proceeds
and
search,
A" covering 75,000
$4, through Sulco
York.
Shares
g ro<5
^60,000
___——
The
ment
July 10, 1961 filed a "Reg.
10 cents)
to be offered at
on
(par
New
Inc.,
„
g>,
Bache
shares
Securities,
270,000
filed
Blvd., St. Louis, Mo., filed a regis¬
on July
14 covering 250,000 shares
of common siock, of which 200,000 shares are to be offered for public
sale on an all or none basis through underwriters headed by A. C.
Allyn & Co.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are
to be supplied by amendment.
The remaining 50,000 shares are to be
repurchased by the company from the underwriters at the initial public
offering price and used for stock purchase options granted to certain
officers, employees, agents and general agents.
(
The company is a legal reserve life insurance company.
The net
Jamaica,
Corp.,
Industrial
&
Minn.—Files With SEC—
1961
29,
Missouri Fidelity Life Insurance
This
tration
With SEC—
corporation
common
Additional financing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters named below have severally
agreed to purchase from the company and from the selling stock¬
holders the respective number of shares of common stock set forth
below:
Medical
June
on
cents) to be offered at $1, without
proceeds are to be used .for working
The
working capital.
for
used
be
to
are
N. Y.—Files
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.,
through Bache & Co., and
names
proceeds
MasterCraft
13 of
share
and associates.
their
The
-
Monday, July 24, 1961
.
50
(par
covering 50,000
through Vickers
June
on
Financing Details
July 17, 1961 issue reported the sale on July
of this firm's common shares at $11 per
opposite
corporation
corporation
The
Commission—
28, 1961 filed a "Reg. A"
common
shares
(par one cent) to be offered at $1,
Securities Corp., New York.
The
.
Missile Fuels, Inc., St. Paul,
Scranton, Pa.- -Files With
Corp.,
Rental
Securities and Exchange
covering 1,334
Omega Securi¬
July 7, 1961 filed a "Reg. A"
capital shares (par $1) to be offered at $7.25, through
ties Corp., New York.
The proceeds will go to the selling stockholders.—V.
corporation
The
Truck
Mark
"
.
to
sell
as
a
44,000
has
Donenfeld, a
66.76%.
group
and
50,000
shares,
respectively.
,
Others
propose
to
sell
Volume
Number
194
6075
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(321)
amounts
of
from
ranging
Gussie
to
900
88,000
Donenfeld).
shares
v",
,
'
National Propane Corp.—Annual
The
(by
''
•
executors
•
of
estate
;
-
.
•
•
bonds due
to
PROCEEDS—Net
$1.05
share
a
the
on
outstanding
during
months
operations
Gas
the
Corp.,
667,700
the
major
Home
LP-Gas
ing
Corp.
in
marketers
the
at
cash
1
to
1,
a
5.20%
The
company
trust
shares,
The
series
filed
offered at
1961
29,*
June
on
proceeds
which
"Reg. A'"
$10, without
With
witn
and
through
from
to be
underwriting.
used for real estate investments.
A,
3,300
(Chas.)
Pfizer &
Co., Inc.,
below.—V.
185,
finance
oank
of
of
in
735
Oregon
corporation
shares
common
($10),
to
without
The
stock
the
be
shares
common
North
The
of
"Reg.
a
members
A"
covering
in
months
$24,179,000
amounted
1910.
dividends
shareholders
and
at
First
&
estate
for
construction
of
par
and
net
income
of
of
86c
$1)
Co.,
"Reg.
a
offered
be
City,
used
be
interests
or
filed
1961
to
Kansas
to
are
30,
at
A"
covering
through
$1.50,
Barret,
GIVING
debt
and
1961,
to
acquisition
the
declared
were
EFFECT
due
TO
In
The
had
company
income
net
a
June
by
30,
R.
equal
1961,
Lambeth,
A.
to
The
$2.25
nine
the
equal
to
and
other
unaudited
Vice-President
figure
share
per
iigures
writers,
of
the
the
com¬
during
PRESENT
the
period
This
The
the
by
therein
set
offering
to
of
is
of
8,144,915
on
by
outstanding
shares
the
month
nine
year
a
several
the
are
Lehman
E.
period
and
them
set
offering
forth,
price
underwriters
of
number
shares
to
amounted
to
and
of
purchase
$26.75
of
the
all
stock
the
M.
Adams
Co
&
Arthurs,
the
be
with
not
orders
the
in
amounted to
*
the
fiscal
June
the
on
of
portions
Included
of
of
as
$774,845,000
include
Sales
in
$936,448,000,
This
1960.
not yet finally
report
figures
are
other
and
income
$319,484,902 and net income
cents per share on 8,223,139
to 82
totaled
1961,
date
orders
month
nine
year.
30,
like
new
backlog
quarter
quarter
Edward
This
is equal
J.
cents
shard
per
8,144,915
on
shares
then
outstanding.—V.
M.
5,200
250,000
5,200
&
125,000
Goldman;- Sachs
193,
&
Grande
Telecommunications,
Inc.—Stock
SEC
Offering
issued
in
to
respect
amount."
In
order
offerings
notification
a
("issuer")
shares
pension
Hentz
at
$1
that
securities
of
Carl
filed
in
certain
terms
and
conditions
of
of
Regulation
L.
F.
Rothschild
were
Stroud
the
17
(a)
offering
(the
'
suspension
*
The
and that the stock offering violated Section
provision) of the Act.' The order provides an
hearing, upon request, on the question whether the
should
alleged
be
vacated
made
or
—V.
issuer's
permanent.
The
disclose
(b)
the
and,(c)
the
standing
proposed
stock,
of
cash
in
stated
that
the
of
use
consideration
given
the
proceeds
by
shares,
the
" of
issued
were. not
sale, of
officials
management
the
for
,
10c
This
amount
in
the. offering circular.
Moreover, according to the
the issuer failed to include shares issued to
controlling persons;
in the. computation of securities to be offered; sales were made in
jurisdictions-(states) other than, those specified in the notification;
filed
A
to
July
.
Contract
Northern
10
The
sell
to
sales
representatives
and
utility's
the
Goshen
city
Public Service
following many months of
final
Works,
the
Indiana
Service
price,
appraised
appraisers
Court. '
at
after
a
number
of
value
of
V.'
of
J.
Simpson
:
>■
the
of
'
1
I thus
benefit
-'first
•>: <
•„
class
electric
to
will
other* citizerf living* here.'
now- have
a
single,
every-
cities,
system
service
power
of thd; community:
That the sale of the
increase the1 utility's" tax payment- to the
will
now.
be
available
■
property; to'
transmission, and
to
Goshen
r
offering
corporation.—V.
1961
York
plans
to
and
appointed
shares
192,
line
having the
Chairman.
apartments
and
is
hoods
food
radio
has
company
a
and
Bladh
organized
in
1936
company
built-in
and
stereo
auxiliary
outstanding
as
heaters,
appliances.
which
1,526,475
propose
President.
shares
Corbett,
to
sell
for
future-industrial
NIPSCO,
agrees
including
to--sell
all
a' 1.74-acre
of
property
and
earnings
June
to
30,
reach
President.
and
7
Sales
1961
highs,
increased
it
substation
by 25%
principally
;
other
of -the
changeover, NIPSCO shall have the right
use the generating equipment and buildings for a period not' to
exceed • 18
months, after which the generating equipment, diesel en¬
gines,. generators,/and- auxiliary
equipment^ will be- returned to ' the
city for salvage disposal.*:.;,
...
•
•
*-
used
to
■1 —-V.
v-„-'
1
to
to
by F.
$1,650,000 during
the
.191-,
p.
O. Robitschek,.
the first fiscal
the
income
same
to
were
period
$63,000.
in
is*
concerns:
an
sales
-
active
agents
which
sold
are
to
active agents include products
cosmetics; *pharmacueticals and detergents.*
I.,'' V"
• ■
•
-
In
.
«•
.
; now
addition,
in
mission"
present
effect
NIPSCO
in
Goshen
of-Indiana
Goshen
agrees
its
and
to
the
schedule
would, file With
standard
rates.—V.
adopt
193,
p:
rate
2437'.
the
schedules
7"
of
electric
Service
Com¬
Marine
as
.
optional
\
to
the
-,
Midland
Trust' Co.
New
York
has
been
See Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
.on
July 20, -140,000 shares
Milk
Pet
stockholders.
The
merger
of
The
C.
H.
Musselman
Milk
Pet
of
development
Co.
Co.
the
in
manage¬
company.
operating divisions—The C. H. Musselman
Division, Pet Dairy Products Co. Division,
Ltd.,"
he
said.
75
from
1,386,183
'
plants
volume
1,656,183' shares,
to
'
.
C.
H.
Musselman
throughout
will
exceed
the
Division,
nation
Pet
and
$220,000,000.—V.
'
•
will
Milk
Canada,
in
193,
p.
2782.
'
contract
a
of
of
the
for
New
shares
acquisition
Lime
England
Pfizer
of
common
*'
in
and
Jointly by John E.
Pfizer
exchange
of
for
announced
was
/•
made
was
Pfizer,
Chas.
by
Co.
stock
....
chairman
McKeen,
C,
maintains
company
and
produces
plant
high
at
limestone
products
the stock of
include
its headquarters
Adams,
purity
Mass.
and
Nelco
metallic calcium
in Canaan, Conn.
operates
Metals,
Inc.,.
magnesium
and
The acquisition
subsidiary.—V. 193, p. 2670.
this
reported
share
per
for
the
the
for
earnings
share
for
were
for
first
record
the
six
period last
same
after-taxes-rose
in*-I960.
the
six
half
estimated
of
year.*
to
the
..
'
.*-
.
compared
to
$23,-
.
$1,700,000- from
This ^equals
and
earnings
sales,
year.
$25,100,000
were
$1.27
as
$1,625,000
compared
to
for
$1.23
the
per
months
ending June 30, 1960.
On June 30,s 1961,
shares outstanding, there having been 1,32-3,489
1,339,191
the
on
high
first
months
same
date last year,
increase of
an
15,702
of
this
firm's
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp.—June
Sales
second
and
net income
quarter
and
parable periods of
six
I960,
of
Penn-Dixie
months
ended
191, p. 947;
'
Prep Products, Inc., Thermopolis, Wyo.
Securities and Exchange
7
corporation
common
*
The
ment
■
on
shares., to
Bailey
Demos,
somewhat
30,
according to Fred L.
1961
than
&
be
July
-
6; -1961
offered
Billings,
Co.,
at
filed
par
Mont.
"Reg.
a
in
*
.
A"
-
1,400
Wilson," -Ehii,
covering
($100)*- through
proceeds are to be used for royalty payments on leases,
of debt, and working capital.—V.
192, p* 1916.
/*
The
Engineering
corporation
common
The
in
the
Doolittle, President.
..
.
shares
on
(no
July
par)
3;
Corp.,
1961
repay*''
Santa
-
/
filed
a-
Monica^
"Reg.*- A"' covering 300
without under¬
to be offered at $1,000 each,
.
proceeds are
to be
used lor
the
com¬
working
capital and
acquisitions.
Producing Properties, Inc.—Acquisition—
Robert
J.* Bradley,
Huddle,
president
nounced
that
thA
Dallas
final
of
>.
*
"
;
lower
J
FilesWith
•' J
—
Commission—: 7*
Calif.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—- *
T
Report—
were
June
-
shares.
193, p. 2669.
Inc.. above.—V.
'
was
,
Northwest Natural Gas Co.—
Securities Offered —An
group headed by Lbhman Brothers offered
underwriting
to the public
Milk
6.
*
appointed
registrar in-the City oLNgW Y'ork fop i;062,800 shares of the common
stock 15- cents par/value aL the corporation.—V. 194, p. 221.
>
into
Co.
Pet
July
vice-president
merged
The
business
Products
> ' Panacolor-Inc.—MGM Acquires Stock Interest—
of
expenses
12.
significant
writing.
-r.
underwriters
^
Inc.—Appointment—
of
of
company
period
-
tl
Net
—V.
rates
Public
The
-
of
•'
will
outstanding
-
Outdoor Development Cd.r
Musselman
Hauser
and
stock.
of
sales
to
there
..
These-surface
."
such
.
intermediate"/chemical., manufacturer,
surface
H.
approval
July
outstanding
quarry
same
..
•"
Expressly , excluded from -the-property-to be/ sold- is all real.
estate;'*'
equipment?, etc., incident to the operation of Goshen's-waterv utility".
,
,
Pfi?er
500,000
t*
$3,315,000,
1960,
«
of¬
underwriter
receive
Plough, Inc.—June Report—
The-:
Corp.
manufacture of
.904;.
For
A.
a
(Canada),
England
addition
in
Sales
calendar*: 1961,. sales
net
and
manufacturing;
chemical
in
of
$158,000.
$2,500,000
Chemical.'
Onyx '
gen¬
months
net/income-was
amounted
site,.:
and
New
The
announced
was
C.
their
business
the
300,000
'"
subsidiary,
each.
of the corporation for the first fiscal quarter
continued the strong upward trend of the past
record
For-the-Vfirst -six
and
?
electric'
-•
.
-
-
expansionits
of
earnings
Sales
the
and
owners.
limestone
Onyx Chemical Corp.—Record Highs—
year
for
C.-Loomis, chairman of New England
was
stated that the acquisition price was computed on the
1.5
shares
of
Pfizer
for
each
outstanding
share of New
Lime and is subject to the approval of New England Lime
a
Circuit
ended
which
held by purchasers from the
payment of organization, printing
ihdicates that, from the proceeds
stock,
shares
liable,
shares
management
270,000 shares of its common stock for all
(216,000 shares) of Musselman.
This will increase
than
and
a
Vice-President,
187,500
is
such
receive
issue
announcement
The
door
include
common
a
subscription
Idaho Founders.
Founders
by
pay
special meeting
a
voted
John
of
stock
more
It
share
by
of
A.
for
its
by
Idaho
shares
in
the
of
at
of
treasury
annual
England
'
Patricia
under
purchased
which
at '$2.50 per .share, the
$273,177.50 which covered all
Products
addition
president
basis
produces
shares,
of
Idaho
subscribed
by
the
shares
options to
prospectus
director
Co.
signing
Lime.
by
to resi¬
14,892
meeting
of
stockholders
and
a
subsequent
meeting, Theodore R. Gamble, President of Pet
a
will
of
assets
and
manu¬
of
also
of
all
systems,
It
public sale
special
stock
July 14.1
on
a
12
Food
Milk
the
its
The
of
Inc.,
subscription
purchased
share
165,711
announced
approximately
in
and
assets
and
predecessor
*
listed
is
1961
of
agreement
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
'
'"
in
at
the
the
for
parties
have four major
Milk
The
designed primarily for use in
producer of built-in exhaust fans
-
J. Ralph Corbett and
585,000
shares
each
and
Herbert
law
business
name
The
preparation
which
own
E.
and
range
'
the
also
common
the
appliances
built-in
of
high-fidelity
The
same
built-in
intercommunication.
of
of
Board
of
■'
Ohio,
with
.
directors
an
Securities,
the extent of
shares subscribed
of
that
\-
Delaware
of
close
the
now
With
common
under
and
Under
options to pay for and
shares held primarily
merger
July
organization
operate
Cincinnati,
registration
a
the
the
elected
Pet
and
Roads,
filed
officers
offered
to
from
or
each
shares
The
directors
exclusive
the
of
212.
p.
Phila¬
Co.—Merger Approved—
the
capital
Pet
been
The
acquire/ all
corporation
and
of
/
organized
was
Corbett,
a
Bank
Red
.
ventilating
chimes
;
and
.
company
Ralph
and
between
city,
distribution line's, ;streef lighting -facilities,
time
public
homes
'
Goshen
erating equipment,.'
During -the
has
10,000,000
the
identical.
of
by it
for
stockholders
Division,
the
.
community growth.
According to the contract,
utliity.
.-
„
/ and
i.
-
the SEC on
July
17
covering
stock, to be offered for public
offering will be made on an all-orunderwriters headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co.
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
amendment.
factures
That
-
»•
2,000
quarter, and net income increased by 100%
to $84,600, or 47 cents
Goshen, like other
per*, share pn
the 180,000 common shares outstanding. For the same
well .piarfned 'integrated'?
more
economical, - dependable?" efficient /''-period in *■•1960, sales were $1,322,000, and net income was $41,000,
or
23 cents per share.
finally that am abundance
....
of
electric
will,
resulting in
people.
And
the
for
sold
by,'third
of
at
of
"We
1
for improvement
NIPSCO
the
of
statement
holders
through
New
be
to
stock
York
extent
voted
been
Co.
'
York
New
of
New
Madison
of
basis
August
recommending the sale to the City Council, Mayor Messick pointed
out"that the more-than $2,000,000 will be available to the
city for
investment, purposes.: That the'.earnings from, this investment can
used
Co.-
of
shares
In
*
value
par
Trust
thereof.-
The
officials
Elkhart
100,000
.,-
the
217,361
outstanding
were
announced
ment
America—Appointment—
City
the
built-in
•
Co.-—-—
outstanding
by
and
Mayor Messick,
the Board of Public
the
City
Council, was $66,000
above
the
$2,000,000 and almost $34,000 higher than
$2,032,127
submitted
by
three independent
of
offer
the
registration
a
The
$2,066,064
sessions
in
company,
by
none
lengthy: negotiations.
appointed by Judge Aldo
.
for
5,200
-
;
NIPSCO
of
members
original
arrived
properties
signed by Goshen
was
5,200
&
Idaho,
177,130
Among
Gamble
3,300
sale
Co.—Acquisition—
electric
Co.
had
3,300
250,000
375,000
.
J.
Northern Indiana Public
3,300
150,000
250,000
of
or
Following
NuTone, Inc.—Common Registered—
out¬
(
the issuer filed a false and misleading report of stock sales, namely,
that the offering was completed on. Feb.
30, 1959, when in fact sales
"r continued to be made after that date; and the aggregate amount of
- securities, offered, when computed in accordance with the
requirements
of the Regulation, exceeded the
$300,000 limitation.—V. 188, p. 2353.
.
150,000
150,000
Midland
common
order,
,
Marine
agent
stock;
for
Milk
2669.
p.
transfer
„
issuer;
board
Pet
misrepresentations
failure'to
193,
3,390
2,500
Co.
&
in
were
paid for and issued, leaving
by Idaho Founders of 222,468 shares
shares. The underwriter receives
stock
of
cents
commissions
effective
5,200
1
Founders
share
25
expenses.
Musselman
150,000
Co.-
&
Witter
*
125,000
Co.
attributed
were
moves
Inter-Mountain
were
portion
a
subscribed
the
to
was
250,000
Inc.
Nuclear Corp. of
.
in
the offering circular
related to
adequately and accurately (a) the actual
educational background
and business experience in Richmond -LisleCannon, officer, director, principal stockholder and promoter of the
the
Inc.
Co.,
Woodard-Elwood
circular;
anti-fraud
for
&
5,200
;
Co.
;
:
and
Pacific
deduction
of the 217,361
and
other
Hutzler
_.
-I.
Dean
in
Co
&
&
White, Weld
opportunity
&
Co.
Co.,
&
250,000
Boise,
over-subscribed
by
outstanding
Approval
'
3,300
St.,
company;
and
unissued
each
Pet Milk
5,200
2,500
'
1961
management holders of
options are Wyman
X. Zachary,- company President. Net proceeds of the sale of additional
stock will be used to further expand the
company's business operations.
5,200
150,000
Hammill
Walston
underwriting agreement and reflected
Co.
Brothers
Shearson,
5,200
5,200
125,000
fiscal
1732.
p.
substantially
are
was
but
and
promotion.
,
250,000
for
received
&
*
1
Schwabacher &
the
the
Fenner
of
competitive
193,
year, the company
estate amounting
real
-/.of the sale of 560,157.4 shares
2,500
250,000
fiscal
of
on
underwriter
underwriter
2,000
250,000
::
first
through
stock,
Idaho
and
extent
...shares
m/"- 5,200'v
'
2,000
*
the
1960
share.
quarter
counter
Main
SEC
addition
lialjle^ $i,ere
>. and
250,000
Corp.
complied With; that issuer's offering circular was false and mis¬
leading by reason of its failure to disclose certain information; that
shares received by the underwriters were distributed in violation of
commitment contained in
Co
i
Northwest
Salomon
■'7''7
not
.
Co.__
&
Pierce,
Inc.
Paribas
sus¬
A
Lynch,
Pacific
,
.
.
•
its
&
Co
Rhoades
Newhard, Cook & Co.
300,000
in
Thalmann
&
5,200
.hi:>bi;3!,300
125,000
In
were
ficials;
r"V;cs 15,200 <7'
100,000
—_
to
parent
and
22,468
the
is
150,000
Co
&
Co.
Loeb,
Smith
.
.
exceeding $300,000
1958, Northeast Tele¬
October
&
Son
to
2,500
GO.JUUjiiz.tbuLJL »• >250,000'-'•
2——
100,000
Inc.
Freres
M.
Merrill
-
,
not
proposed
the
public
offering
share.. The Commission asserts
per
Co.,
Ladenburg,
order
an
public
communications
common
P.
Lazard
has
temporarily suspending a Regulation
A exemption from registration under the Securities Act of
1933 with
respect to a public stock offering by Northeast Telecommunications,
of 122 East 42d St., New- York*... •; 7 ' v"
/■.. • •
" •
;
Regulation" A* provides a conditional exemption from registration
with
Harper &
H.
Suspended—
The
&
Wm.
third
604 V2
this
provided
the
the
there
250,000
Dillon, Union Seeut, & Co.
Equitable Securities Corp. JlJiiUU----•
.
sale
per
1958. The 500,000 shares
agreement,
2,000
125,000
by
Of
250,000
.
1960
the
areas.—V,
Founders
Idaho
were
cents
50
2,500
100,000
Inc
__
Eastman
•
p.' 1706.
Northeast
Co
of
and
subscribed
and
2,500
125,000
&
Co.,
Co.
&
—
Co.
Burton
Dain
Drexel
Comparative fig¬
&
L.
Inc
of
underwriter
the
2,500
250,000
__
Co.
July 1,
Founders.
2,000
Co.
for
28,
the latter was required to sell
500,000
shares
at
share; and each subscribed to purchase 250,000 shares at
share, to be paid for on or before three years from date
per
dents
2,000
100,000
operations
(Aug.
underwriter,
which
100,000
Co
&
&
&
Burnham
third
ure's1 for','the "third Quarter of the I960'fijstal year were sales and other
bf $219,451,770 and net incomb of $4,900,000.
This was equal
60
Becker
G.
third
the
the
shares outstanding.
Stearns
A.
Boettcher
-income
to
Bear,
does
committed.
for
in
$6,783,000.
was
1
compared
figure
the
cents
7
the
the
companies
per
of
pur¬
■
Unfilled
,
of
on
gain
margins
Of
Idaho
$2.50
125,000
-
two
$2.50
23,100
1
Co
&
Co.
period
to
Baltimore
promoter
the
Shares
——.
Lestrange
&
Barth
for
profit
stock.
between
amount
to
of
year
July
17
covering
1,000,000 shares
of
560,157.4 shares have been
purchased
and fully paid;
and the balance of 439,842.6 shares have been sub¬
scribed for on which payment is not
yet due. The company was or¬
ganized under Idaho law in December 1958. Idaho Founders, Inc., was
the
of
$87o,0U0
J.
ago.
earnings
and
capital
several
principal
common
Brothers
24-week
equivalent
company
statement
with
share.
per
results
fiscal
current
Perpetual Security Life Insurance Co.—Stock Regis.—
follows
as
the
non-recurring
This
1,511,300 shs.
Amount
'
for
$893,123,162 compared with $717,445,130
bonds
new
chased
therein
public
first
a
reduced
.
subject
to purchase all of the
99%
of
the
principal
forth,
price
the
announced
of
5,440,000
underwriting agreement, the
Lehman Brothers, have agreed,
muh
compares
the
$106,130,
delphia
underwriting agreement, the several under¬
Lehman Brothers, have agreed to subject to
by
the
of
*
Up, Net Down—
shares outstanding on May 6, 1961. For the
corresponding
previous year, net operating earnings after taxes, and
on
preferred stock were $1,555,000, equivalent to 94
common share based on the same number of shares.
per
to
bond
public
the
at
names
1903.
p.
the
of
reported
J
3,000,000 shs.
...
conditions
and
stock
$1,-
share
a
dividends
For
Outstanding-
200,000 shs.
,
stock
period
after
FINANCING
$6,000,000
conditions
represented
terms
totaled
cents
1,651,798
on
period.
110,000 shs.
the
common
common
announced
Treasurer.
and
$18,539,000
of
last year.
income
provision
shares outstanding.
8,223,139
on
income
$2.03
period
same
Sales
Senior
net
after
for the nine month period ending
preliminary
to
share
per
month
$16,526,000,
for
according
$18,539,000
of
$20,085,000 for Federal income taxes,
the
82
totaled
$121,441,000, compared to sales of $118,180,000 for
corresponding period of the previous year.
operating earnings before taxes were $2,618,000, compared to
$3,792,000 for the corresponding period of the
previous year.
Net operating earnings after taxes and
after dividends on preferred
stock were $1,054,000, equivalent to 64 cents
per common share based
amount.
North American Aviation Inc.—Nine Months Report—
with
compared
profits
or
Net
6,500,000
1975
par)
and
at
Net
1961),
Lower
represented
terms
$22,565,999,
1960.
$2,290,188,
Sales
$22,879,000
par)
($9.50
bonds
new
therein.
of
the
operating
for
series
underwriters,
of
30,
available
has
company
May 6,
•
i
UNDERWRITERS—In
Mo.
repayment
for
"
.
($100
Common
200,000
totaled
versus
period of 1960.
cents
share
per
series
debentures
Outstanding
1961
months
depletion controversy.—V. 193,
The
stock—
Preferred
of
six
share,
a
sales
36-week
$1.62 a share on the
outstanding on April 30.
shares
common
bonds
4 Vb %
same
half
first
cents
Penn Fruit Co., Inc.—Sales
bonds—
mortgage
Capital
tax
to
■
Outstanding
house.
Corp., Kansas City, Mo.—Files With
June
on
'
April
debt:
New
club
new
a
the
the
figures for 1960 have been restated due to the fact that
on sales made to customers on a
freight prepaid basis is now
included in these figures. The net income and
per-share income figures
for 1960 have been restated to reflect
settlement of the Federal income
St., Portland,
operates,
in Oregon
It
ended
to, $2,219,000, ' equal
number
average
Long-term
20,000
or
freight
and
Morrison
W.
Authorized
Exchange Commission—
(par
proceeds
real
filed
to
used
be
West Land
corporation
Fitch,
offered
to
are
Securities and
The
6,. 1961
first
64
The
related
twelve
CAPITALIZATION
underwriting.
proceeds
New
July
on
hand
on
the
in
for
distribution system consisting of more
service pipes, meters and regula¬
gas
mains,
S.
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
cash
loans,
for
783,756,
esti¬
are
expended through April
this construction from the
•
Common
New London Country Club, Inc., New London, Conn.—
Sales
$23,146,257
apply
bonds are not redeemable prior to July
operation
having a
cost
lower
than
they are optionally redeemable at prices
to 100%, plus accrued interest. They also are
through the sinking fund which commences
the replacement fund.
natural
a
miles
totaled
1,369,615
1518.
p.
be
financ¬
operations.
company
EARNINGS—In
mon
will
to
was
tors.
New England Lime Co.—Proposed Sale-
temporary
refunding
104.13%
Washington,
than
to be
are
securities
for
otherwise
incorporated
was
and
28,200
to
additional
from
a
annum;
BUSINESS—The
Ore.,
covering
a
$2,495,000
expects
company
generated
per
revenues
see
of
redeemable, at 100%,
July 1, 1966, and for
National Realty Trust, Washington, D. C.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
REDEMPTION—The
1966
ranging
381.
p.
be
BOND
New
York
area
which
were
acquired in October, 1960.
Because of
change in the consolidated company's fiscal year, sales and earnings
comparisons with the preceding 12 months are not available.—V. 193,
$9,070,000,
The
financing
present
Adirondack Bottled
New
England-Northern
and
99%, to yield approximately 5.20%.
proceeds
of the company's construction program, and
construction expenditures.
Sucn expenditures for 1961
1961.
Net sales for the
1961
second
quarter totaled $15,334,369, versui
a year ago,
while net profit amounted to $1,751,777, com¬
pared with $2,201t263 in 1960.
The 1961 second
quarter profit, was
equivalent to 63 cents a share on 2,788,191 shares of
capital stock
outstanding, against 79 cents a share for the second quarter of 1959.
$16,910,059
share
a
part
a
mated
number of common shares
earnings
include for
only
six
Gas
of
upon
average
The
year.
of
priced at $26.75
was
from. * the sale of
by Northwest to retire bank loans obtained
used
30,
$6,500,000 of its 5Vs% first mortgage
The stock
1986.
the bonds at
and
V
Report—
corporation
reports record sales and earnings for year ended
April 30, 1961.
The company's gas volume for the year amounted
to
124
million gallons, the largest ever.
Operating revenues totaled
$19,854,652.77 and net income after all charges and taxes amounted
to $910,037.14.
This is equal after preferred dividends of $213,091.96
•
stock and
common
,
9
chairman of Producing Properties and Thornton
Shoreline Petroleum Corp., San Antonio, 1 an¬
July 14, through which
company acquired all of
papers were signed here
indenendent oil and eas producing
*•*
10
oil
Shoreline's
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(322)
and
producing
and
properties
gas
and
non-producing
stock
sideration
of the transaction, involving
$18,000,000, gives PPI 260 additional net
consummation
said
Bradley
exceeding
Colorado,
and
Montana
Included
about
55,000
to
2,200
be
feet
cubic
000,000
undeveloped
gas.—V.
of
Products Research
This
of
acres
of
the
properties
net barrels of oil,
production
Daily
Bradley
oil
194,
used
sition
made
was
aircraft
industries.
.
president of Products Research Co.,
Gregory,
George
and
for
and
casn
royalty
a
said the
consideration.
-
acqui¬
The
pur¬
chase
price was not disclosed.
Selling principals were Louis
Robert
Pheil.
L..
F.
Louis
Cummings,
'»'
-
•
C.
Sander
in
of
excess
$2,000,000.
Combined
sales
for
the
March
division
a
the
,,
current, fiscal
for
Entry
is
the
of
Products
step in
first
statement
months
Research
shares
Carriers,
automotive
diversification
by company president
Redwing
the
mto
broad
a
ing,
1961,
of
Gregory.—V.
George
Inc.
Common
—
safety
belt
market
according
program,
193,
The stock
of
officers
certain
of
the
company.
these stockholders will still
43.6%
own
of the outstand¬
BUSINESS—The
subsidiaries,
trailer
components;
Redwing's
in.
sales
truck
rebuilding
trailers
and financing the
The
company
Alabama.
and
Lauderdale
and
petroleum and petro¬
phosphate, fertilizer (liquid and
most of the major oil companies
its
owns
terminals
own
the
and
in
Tampa,
Alabama
subsidiary owns
main terminal in Birmingham, another in Tuscaloosa,
and leases
Mobile terminal. As of March 31, 1961, the company and its sub¬
its
its
sidiaries
owned
333
quarter
ing revenues of $1,278,915 and net income of $203,031. Outstanding
capitalization of the company consists of $126,000 of notes payable
and 864,540 shares of common stock.
announced by S. Meyer Barnett, President.
Reliable,
a
major specialty retailing chain, presently has,.,31 retail
furniture
stores
and 38 retail jewelry stores -in six states and: £he
it
was
will
Reliable
ment
of
of
ment
10.000
of
this
Barnett
tially
ventional
a
in Topps,
discount
a
Interstate
by
depart¬
furniture
a
department
Department
Stores,
operations.
not
previously
expand Reliable's sales
to
stressed that
retailing
the company's
furniture
of
states
York
tions.
into
move
continuing
jewelry.—V.
and
the discount field
expansion
193,
into
the
con¬
2480.
p.
:
-
stock,
with
to
New York, filed a registration
July 14 covering 462,496 shares of common
on
Avenue,
employees oursuant
the
to
company',!
Executvie
Sales
earnings of the
of
quarter
terly
period
dent,
general
manager
the
highest
the
were
first six
for
half-year
any
;
months
the
and
and
earnings for the first six months of
1961
356,-
compared with $49,023,000 for the first half of 1960, an inof 16.3#
After preferred, dividends, this is equal to $2.82 per
on
20,000,000 shares of outstanding common
stock
compared
999,000
crease
.
.
share
with
in
$2.42
709,000
Second
share
against
the
for
of
this year
increased
9.7%
year's first-half volume of
last
quarter
Increase
of
of
compared
of 1960.
quarter
Sales
half
over
17.1%
share earned in the first six months of
per
first
the
to
last year.
$744,943,000,
sales
share
per
three
months
$31,147,000
$357,465,000.—V.
193,
earned
ended
8.7%
or
in
June
the
30,
of
were
year's
$65,-
las;
half
the
"
.
company
thereof.
offer
•
and
registration
of
Blair
the
&
stock
Co.
on
and
underwriting terms
tration
statement
by
former
the
also
F.
all
an
L.
or
to
are
The
holders
•
uting
is
company
be
includes
thereof
Gleiberman & Egrine at $4.25
engaged
Rossman
to
in
Co.,
by
public
supermarket
mail
the
company's
order
T.:e
in
it
year,
two
underwriters
and
to
business
of
importing
for
and
distrib-
retail
by
sale
drug chains,
department
stores,
discount
specialty chains. Of the net proceeds from
additional stock, $200,000 will be used for the
and
of
carrying of increased accounts receivable resulting from anticipated in¬
creased volume, approximately $150,000 will be
applied to the liquida¬
tion of letters of credit heretofore used to
purchase additional inven¬
tories needed for expanded operations.
Approximately $175,000 will be
•
allocated
to
structed
leased
of
of
New
York
the
by
in
will
tribution
balance
cost
Port
facilities
$50,000
the
company
the
Middle
utilized
be
engineering
Authority
and
West
to
facility
of
and
the
in Dallas and a
approximately $76,500
automation
warehouse
opening
and
open
of
Facific
an
will
be
a
newly-con¬
Newark,
N.
J.
additional
Coast
sales
of
Port
at
additional
new
warehousing
areas, approximately
warehousing and dis¬
office
used
in
for
Atlanta
general
and
Thb
company
Hyman
President,
.
own
has
President, and
240,000 shares each
shares
Alexander
and
each."
of
propose
,
•
comomon
Mintz,
to
...
sell
.
stock,
Executive
•
50,000
.
offering
of
50,000
shares
of
director's
a
this
&
and
Co., Inc.'
J
July
meeting
compared
shares
Offered—Pub¬
common
•
4
attributed
the
decrease
in
to
earnings
Co.__
Co.
&
Co.__
Co.
Ellis
Blyth
&
C.
5,000,'uo0
Co
150,000
Brown
&
&
Burns
&
quarter.—V.
third
193,
1904.
p.
CorpV'^- Common
Bros.
&
proceeds
its
initiate
equity
Sherrerd__
the
from
will
financing
250^000
Chace, Whiteside &
Winslow, Inc.
Chapman, Howe & Co.
100,000
Dodge
Richard
small-business
Collins
&
&
the
Co.
J.
M.
Dain
&
Davenport
Shelby
De
Haven
&
Dempsey-Tegeler
Co.,
Inc.
The
Dewar,
concerns
company
located
in
Greater
Philadelphia,
the
Dela¬
&
The
R..~ S.
second
in
Sales
all
in
.
the
For the
first
*'
months
six
the
second
the
over
earnings
second
share
87
7,951,266
resulted
the
Inc.
on
'
•
cents,
shares
increase
an
$6,725,075
from
up
83
outstanding
at the end
primarily
8.1%
.
the
increased
partial
before.
year
8,188,150^
to
year
a
conversion
Net
.
Net
Co.,
Earnings
per
common
pared
with
$1.66
standing.—V.
$13,959,319,
1960,
when
$1.68
in
1960
period
539.
p.
were
of
were
share
the
in
193,
year
months
.
the
first
on
fewer
based
!
4
"
six
Fahey,
4.2%
or
$13,401,935
greater
The
was
earned.
First
months,
shares
then
com¬
out¬
•
,
Co.
—
Debentures Offered
—
A
Boston Corp.
Michigan
6,000,000
PROCEEDS-^-The
$100,000,000
of
of
proceeds
the
company's
the sale
4.50%
will
bank
be
•
used
loans.
in
The
part
to
balance
retire
will
be
for general corporate purposes,
used
including expenditures for explora¬
development of oil and gas properties, for other property addi¬
for investments in and advances to subsidiary companies
and to an affiliate, Shell Oil Co. of Canada, Ltd.
In the last five years,
the company and its subsidiaries have spent $1,287,000,000 for capital
and
tion
tions,
and
additions
oil
and
and gas
improvements,
including
exploration
and
properties.
development
F
of
..
SINKING FUND—A
mencing
in
1967
mandatory sinking fund for the debentures com¬
calculated to retire 92%% of the issue prior to
is
The sinking fund redemption price is 100%q
REDEMPTION—Optional
from
at
104%%
prices
if
redeemed
decreasing
debentures
at
an
are
to
interest
BUSINESS—The
the
United
not
States,
V
the
prices for the. debentures range
including July 31, 1963, and thereafter
principal amount after July 31, 1981, but
and
redeemable
cost
company,
is
.
redemption
to
engaged
to
an
in
the
prior
125^000
J
First
.
600,000
Co.__
Southwest
;
125^000
Folger, Nolan, Fleming-
nationwide
•
&
200,000
Hibbs
B.
Aug. 1, 1966, with funds
company of less than 4.64%.
to
integrated oil enterprise operating in
the exploration for, and development
&
1
Co.,
Inc.
800,000
Granbery,
closed.
100,000
«.
Corp.
subscribed
books
^
1,700,000
100,000
•
%
.
Inc.
100,000
300,000
300,000
..
.
300,000
,
1,700,000
&
Co.250,000
& Co., Inc.
Rauscher, Pierce- &
Co.,
Co.
of
Fulton,
the
,/
&
Co.__
&
underwriting group headed by Morgan Stanley & Co.
offered for public sale on July 19 a new issue of $200,000,000 of this firm's 4%% sinking fund debentures due
1986, priced at 99%% and accrued interest to yield ap¬
proximately 4.64% to maturity. The issue was over¬
and
Evans
300,000
^
Raffensperger, Hughes
1,700,000
Co.1,100,000
Clark
First
W.
Shell Oil
A.
Inc.
Ferris
six
&
100,000
600,000
,
Curtis
Putnam
125,000 '
'
Securities
Co.
Co.
*
...
250,000
Ohio
—
125,000
;_
Clement
the first half
first
600,0001
Co.
1,700,000
,
100,000
•
Inc.
125,000
.
the
the
•
Corp.
for
for
.
5,000,000
Deetjen
&
_J
Estabrook
Scott reported sales of $163,037,356, a 3.3%
$157,863,947 posted in the initial six months of I960.
over
earnings
than
&
Equitable
with
increase3%-
■
400,000
Co.
&
Jaffray &
Hopwood
Wm- E- Pollock & Co.,
IncPrescott, Shepard &
Co-. !nc.
R- w- Prcssprich & "
150,000
Co;
compared
;
.
*
&
Wells
150,000
400,000
Z':.
Piper,
Stokes
Emanuel,
the -company's
.
Union
Co._-__
Morris,
-
__/—;
Moseley
.
Christensen,
"
Co.
&
Elworthy
The. number of
the 3%
ago;
of
&
Pierce,
Parrish & Co.
Peters, Writer &
300,000
Co.
common
the
5,000,000
3,500,000
&
300,000
Corp.
&
Dillon,
Eberstadt
Elkins,
the I960
of the second quarter
from
1960.
earned.Earnings, per
was-
cents
in
Dominick
Securities
F.
300,000
9o,__-
Pacific Northwest Co.
Paine, Webber, Jackson
100,000
______
1,100,000
Eastman
125,000
Paul J* Nowland & Co.
The
Pont
__
250,000
,
Corp.
du
15U,000
200,000
250,000
400,000
6,000,000
Co
I.
lou,0U0
Co.
Co.
.
Co,
•
compared with
of
&
•
Francis
that net
rise in sales.;$83,618,395, Up
3.3%
a
1
"
&
F.\ S.
Dominion
Drexel
reported
company
the 1930 period
over
when
quarter,
were
1961,
quarter of 1961, Scott's sales totaled
$77,650,700 reported for the like period
$7,272,855,
were
of
.
:
,
200,000
5,000,000
1,;W..H.,.Newbold's.vSon
Co./—__
Newhard, Cook & Co.
New York Hanseatic
1,100,000
Co.,
;
Securities
,
earnings were up 4.2%
7.7%
The
'
"
Co.
Bretscher
Noonan
net
company's existence.
125,000
Mullaney;
&
&
Lynch,
Lynch
.
I
600,000
Inc.
corresponding
second
&
&
Read
Dixon
and
quarter
150,000
100,000
Dickson
3,500,000
Mitchujn, Jones &
'
.
Inc.
earnings, and. earnings per common shave
the first half of 1931 surpassed previous
periods throughout, the company's history.
quarter were higher than in any quarter in the
sales,
company's
the
\
v
'
Merle-Smith__
Dillon,
&
300,000
100,000
5,000,000
Templetou
" Model, Roland & Stone
Moore, Leonard &
125,000
Robertson
Dominick
Scott Paper Go.—Sales, Net Up—
100,000
•*"'
*
Pancoast
Dick
1,100,000
Fenner & Smith Inc._ 5,000,000
Merrill, Turben & Co.,
Hie, —
600,000
*The Milwaukee Co.___ _/ 300,000
200,000
•
Bodine__
company,
1958.
Inc.
Townsend,
&
150,000
6,ov/o,^u0
Merrill
7
100,000
Co
Davis
200,000
5,000.000
*
100,000
____________
.
Crouter
of
Co.,
&
Cullom
Co.
&
Valley and other areas in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The
is considering the organization of a wholly-owned subsidiary
corporation to provide technical assistance and management services
in
order .to separate the service phase of its business from- its invest¬
ment" operations.—V. 193, p. 2154.
*
' V-'V
records
Co.__
Co
Courts
ware
for
&
Cooley
Philadelphia, Pa. is a closed-end," non-"
licensed under the Small" Business
will be especially interested in
companies engaged in the field of applied science and modern tech¬
nology. The corporation intends initially to concentrate its investments
of
''
Burr
Cunningham, Schmeftz
& Co., Inc.
Curtiss, House & Co.__
of furnishing capital through the
securities of selected small-business con¬
company
management
Act
Clarke
'
100,000
McDonald &
'600,00.0
c' ;McDonnell '<S? C6.. ■ IhcZ
366,000
125,000
" McLeod,-Young,' Weir, • ^
400,000
Inc—
250,000
300,000
McMaster Hutchinson
250,000
Co.,
150,000
600,000
Mead, "Miller & .Co.—
125,060
1,700,000
;
Julien
making long-term loans to small-business concerns;
and
providing advisory and management counseling services and rendering
specialized financial and technical assistance to small-business'.concerns.
BUSINESS—The
W.
&
150,000
250,000
-
Co.
McCormick
Co.
Corp.
200,000
______
200,000
„
2o0,0u0
Inc.
Mackall & Coe
Mason-Hagan, Inc."
A. E. Mas^en & Co.
200,000
Corp.
&
1. 150,000
Co.____
Irving Lundborg
;
Coffin
of
cerns;
in
Securities
Inc.
used, by
be
125,000
Corp.
National
Childs
business
debt
and
'
Denton,
250,000
&
Central
—
12o,0G0
Inc.
-
-
Stock' Offered
125,000
Co._^
&
Laird, Bisseli Ac Meeds
Laird & Co., Corp
hazard Freres & Co.
Lee Higginson Corp.
Jolln c- Le8'8' & Co.__
Lehman Brothers
Loewi 6z Co. inc
Co.,
;
"100,000
Hogle
A.
WuoSf!
'
,
Kuhn, Loeb & co. Inc.
Ladenburg, Thalmann
& .Co.
150,000
&
Co./
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
250^000
l.loo'.uuO
Sons__
Slocumb
Burnham
.
'
&
Co
Inc.
production
800,000
Inc.--;..
&
&
Kalman & Co., Inc.__
Kenower, MacArthur
& Co- —
A- M- Kidder & Co.,
Hie
Kiuder, Peaboay & Co.
400,000
Co.,
%o^±7
&
Richards
Miller,
Simmons
Bradford
Brush,
Salant,
.
600,000
,,
3,500,000
1,700,000
& Weeks.
1,700,000
E- F. Hutton & Co., :.., v ,y;
Inc,. —
_____
600,000
W- E. Hutton & Co.__ 1,700,000
1'he.-Illinois Co. Inc.
- 300,000
'Indianapolis Bond &
!
Share Corp.
100,000
Janney, Battles &
.
E. W. Clark, Inc—
300,000
T^e Johnson, Lane,
:
" '
Space Corp.
$150,000
Jouiisam, Juuuion & oo.
^„,uuj
^ Jones, Kreeger & Co.
100,000
Jcsepn, Meuen &
'
Inc
&
Co.
Hornblower
1,100,000
&
Amount
„■
-
&
.
1,100 000
Inc.
Boettcher
present
the
400,000
100,000
&
Stone
.
800^000
'
&
-
,
of
1
______
300 000
250,000
Bosworth, Sullivan
Co.,
Inc.
!
competitive market conditions, cannot be
selling prices. With Fall orders well anead of last
expected
that
this
trend
will
be
somewhat alleviated
of
60o'uo0
-
Becker
Alex.
rising
800,000
Co.'
the
.
400,000
Co.
Blair
year
a
&
Biair
of
.
&
Stearns
G.
-Blunt
.
S.
'
.;
800 000
William
earnings :.or
earlier, a
Net
18.
$510,361
with
&
Baird
un¬
amount
J. J:U B. Hilliard & Son
Hirsch & Co.—
*
300,000
f
principal
Inc..
J-
Co.
A.
/
Robert
1960,
W.
conditions
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
SickAy"
100,000
.
the
;
Hayden,
'
\ 300,000
'_
debt,
18, 1961, the
purchase and
V
-
S.
Inc.
Bear,
general
'•
$200,000,000
1,100,000
Bateman, Eichler &
:
..
supervision
of
Hill
Co.
Barth
J.
opera,-
'
.
the
&
long-term
to
to
Strudwick
&
&
Butcher
,
firm's
in
period
same
$484,719
under
end
borrowed
Stock
V
under
subject
July
;Y ':-'Y
Baker, Watts <fc Co.
Baker, Weeks & Co.__
Ball, Burge & Kraus
& Co., Inc.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; • and Woodcock,
Moyer, Fricke & French Inc. were joint managers of
an
underwriting group which offered publicly on July
20, 500,000 shares of this firm's common stock-at $8 per
share. The offering marked the initial public sale of the
company's common stock.
"r-/
the
lic
Ames
Co.,
Blaif
of
Vice-
•
Rowan Controller Co.—Common
E.
Robert
terminals in
from
and
1959.
to $299,346,000 and
dated
Securities
Bacon,; Whipple
current
is
maturity.
outstanding 515,000
Ross,
at
were
Science* Capital
the
corporate
purposes.
which
the
sold
Fisher,
share.
the
vehicles
350
shows
agreed
600 000
Clark,
the
by
regis¬
outstanding common shares
the
operates
now
Shell
rev¬
taxes of
$186,761,000 for
severally
800,000
Bache
V.¬
•
terms
reported
them, severally, in the respective amounts
'"V"-"',
Bleichroeder, Inc.___
Auchincloss, Parker &
head¬
price
and
houses
sale
holders
offering
amendment.
line of popularly-priced merchandise suitable
a
variety,
and
the
the
by
underwriters,' will
the
The
supplied
20,000
per
&
basis.
none
common
sale
'/
Allyn & CO., inc.
Arrihold
5%.
wqich,
increase
1107 Broadway,
SEC
New York City, filed a
July 14 covering 200,030 shares
which 100,000 shares are to. be offered for public
and 100,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by
stock, of
South, Midwest and Souuhwest.
v.,
Victoria, Texas,
in 1938, moved its
in 1941, and in 1950 began its interstate
and
•'.
•
•
income
for
sixth
runs,
manufacturing
c
the company
agreement
aggregate
an
Co.
Anderson
has
For the first half of 1961,
on
A.
routes into California and nine other
Ryder Tank Line previously served
convertible debentures.
Products, Inc.—Common Registered— /
This company, of
statement with the
to sell to
Corp.
Line,
in
over
reported
Salant
reflected
'
Ross
&
C.
A.
Carrier
Common
of
Morgan Stanley & Co._$15,000,u00
Allen
producer of sport shirts, slacks and jackets, for the
June
30,
1961, increased 19.6%
to $13,627,065, a
ended
of
common
an
sales
quarter
agreed
•;
Tank
Ryder
C. Daniel, formerly vice-president
York companies.—V. 193, p. 204.
this
year
decrease
year.
$383,612,030,
second
of
System's
H.
$2,232,545
President,
In
period
same
1961
last
over
1904.
p.
of
montns
rise
$679,234,003.
earnings are estimated at $30,099,003, a gain of
with the $25,703,000 earned in the corresponding
The second quarter earnings are equal to $1.49 per
$1.27
division
a
Ryder
of
the
have
Redpath'
>
refinery
domestic
provision
Amount
authority of the
'I V"
before
Capitalization
below
below,
American
subsidiary,
a
Salant & Saiant Inc.—June Report—
Net
six
,Sales
up
—
underwriting
debentures;.
quar¬
estimated at
are
forth
set
J.
company's history, Alexander H. Galloway, Presi¬
Cigarette shipments also reached new high levels.
in
the
of
manager
the
reported.
Net
1961
in
company
the
named
company has
company
Reynolds Tobacco Co.—June Report—
and
second
.
become
states.
Division
York
Investment
Option Plan.—V. 193, p. 2782.
(R. J.)
•
Fifth
666
SEC
the
offered
be
to
Stock
of
company
C.,
"
Houston, Fort Worth and Freeport, Texas.
The Division's 300 employees will continue
diversified
This
in
derwriters
,
East,
Houston
to
The
to
,
N.
and operating
assets
its irregular
founded
of
Revlon, Inc.—Files Stock Plan—
statement
the
in
purchase
'
Greensboro,
in
1960,
year
income
UNDERWRITERS—Under
contained
will consist of 278,950
Houston.
arm
midwestern
was
company
•
Reliable's
on
and
us,"
to
of
of
have
carriers
transporting
extending
western
26
York
two
substan¬
open
volume
and
compared with $1,819,954,000
CAPITALIZATION
16,
Inc.,
domestic
first
adjusted to give effect to this financing, amounting
$x,4zl,377,425 of common stock and surplus.
to
companies
PROCEEDS—Net
growth,
of
avenue
new
effect
no
in
is
said, /'we hope
Barnett
have
be
the next few years,"
over
Mr.
will
retail
its
"Through
Mr.
establish¬
both,
or
successful, as we expect it to be," Mr.
"Reliable will undertake a nationwide expansion of this
added,
division
feet
square
wholly-owned
is
department
Barnett
.
15,000
to
which
this
"If
departments,
jewelry
or
department stores.
Mr. Barnett stated, will
venture,
chain
store
Inc.
departments
par)
in
and
I *.
the calendar
$1,838,483,000
$174,354,000,
1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 990
be offered ac $50, without underwriting.
to be used for general corporate purposes.
f
July
on
Lines,
line
liquid
Division,
■
discount
leading
initial
The
-
.
enter
furniture
of
chain
•••'
I. '
discount'(merchandising through .the
of Columbia.
District
of
enue
ended
v
fifth
sales
product
EARNINGS—For
:
states.-
36
costs
The corporation this year will extend its operations into the discount
field,
months
three
,
purchase of the
the
tank
Mr.
Enter Discount Field—
Stores Corp.—To
Reliable
:
'•*
The
purchase, closed July 10 for a reported $3,975,000, includes
the properties of York Transport Co. - operating within
the State of
Texas, and York Interstate Trucking, Inc., with irregular routes in
March
ended
capitalization of the company
stock.—V. 193, p. 2480.
(no
Tank
Ryder
completed
„
semi-trailers.
the
tractors
238
the company and its subsidiaries had consolidated net operat¬
1961,
31,
and
CAPITALIZATION—For
leased
or
AND
EARNINGS
the
common
proceeds are
York
sale
transports
serves
Redwing
Jacksonville,
and
:
.
.
unaudited net sales of the company were $1,241,097
were $68,623. For the fiscal year. 1960, the company's
to $3,492,376. Upon completion of current financ¬
1961,
shares
quarters
carrier operation
acids, liquid sulphur,
motor
salt.
and
Florida
Fort
leasing and
and
service;
equipment.
products,
solid)
Tampa,
Fla.,
and
its
wholly-owned
the
business
of
common
carriage
by
in
manufacturing,
automotive
leum
of
company
engaged
are
vehicle;
*
Ave.,
Ryder System, Inc.—Subsidiary Acquisition—
bulk
motor
;
Homewood
2315
capitalization—For
and
corporation
The
ing stock.
of
Tile
common
—
sold for the account
Following the sale,
was
of
production,
refined
marketing of chemicals.
"
July 20, through a secondary offering of 200,000 shares
at $9 per share, by Beil & Hough, Inc., St. Petersburg,
Fla., and associates.
purposes.
company
oil
crude
domestic
and
'
made
was
domestic
in
amounted
of
Tne
Offered
Initial public sale of this firm's common stock
a
its business
and to the
the proceeds will be
of
balance
Ryan Golf Co., Inc., Endicott, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
2328.
p.
Stock
to
corporate
The
—
outstanding
giving effect
after
year,
three
only
31,
sales
net
two
companies
to Cummings & Sander's
should exceed $6,000,000.
Com¬
bined sales for the coming fiscal year, beginning 10-1-61, are projected
at more
than $8,000,000.
'
7
,
o
v
in
sales
other funds,
together with
sale,
The
debt.
long-term
net earnings
and
annual
an
general
earnings
•;
Products
rate
and
■-
said Cummings & Sander, which will operate as
Research Co., currently is reporting
6ales at
Gregory
of
* :>
.
the
Monday, July 24, 1961
.
production of, crude oil and natural gas, the purchase, transporta¬
tion, refining and marketing of petroleum and its products, and the
manufacturing
and
marketing
of
chemicals.
Compared
with
other
integrated oil companies, the company believes that it ranks fourth in
Baltimore, is
engaged in the manuiacxure of industrial controls,
electro-magnetic
devices such as relays and contactors, push button and pilot devices,
thermal and magnetic circuit protectors, military and commercial panel
meters, transistor meters, megiometers and other electronic instruments.
The company markets its products to a wide variety of industries,
the principal ones being, chemical processing, petroleum, air-condition¬
ing and refrigeration, data processing and electronic instrumentation
as
well as military ground support. In addition to its corporate head¬
quarters and manufacturing facilities in Baltimore, Md., the company
leases properties lor various purposes in Westminister, Md., Red Bank,
N. J„ Roselle, N. J., Upper Darby, Pa. and Baltimore.
1
.
for
its
of
BUSINESS
Co.—Acquisition—
automobile
the
from
proceeds
.
and
by Stein
20
applied by the company to the cost of expanding
the development of new and improved products,
retirement
leases.
Calif., company, manufacturers of proprietary chemi¬
cal
products, has announced the acquisition of Cummings & Sander
Manufacturing
Corp.,
leading
U.
S.
manufacturer
of
safety
belt
for
be
made July
share was
Baltimore.
per
PROCEEDS—Net
through
Burbank,
hardware
Boyce,
will
acquired
was
estimated
by
and from 25,000,000 to 30,221.
p.
$16.50
&
and
New Mexico, Kansas, Nebraska, Illinoisf
Wyoming.
In addition, he said, the deal
Oklahoma,
wells in Texas,
gas
con¬
a
at
Bros.
acreage.
.
Reid
&
Co.,
.
Inc.
400,000
Gairdner
&
Co.,
Robert
Garrett
Glare,
Forgan
&
Co.
5,000,000
400,000
Marache
■
Ellis
'u
200 000
_
~
Anderson
Y.)
&
&
&
100,000
Sons______
Halle
&
Stieglitz
Hallgarten & Co.
a
400,000
300,000
1,100,000
Hallowell,
Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland &
Co.
&
Stuart
Co.
Inc.
Co.,
Harris
Ira
Ripley
&
Inc.
&
Hayden,
:-j
Sc.
Miller
>
1
v
M-
&
Co
& Co
Singer, Deane. &
Scribner
Smith, Barney & Co.
Inc.
Smith, Moore & Co
F. S. Smithers
Wm. R. Staats
Stein
Bros.
Brothers
&
300,000
250.000
Stifel,
Co.
Co.
Simon
Inc.
&
400,000
100,000
1,100,000
L
Co.__x_
Partners
*;Haupt
125,000
1,100,000
Shields
Stern, Frank,
& Fox
5,000,000
600,000
1,100,000
____
Stern
5,000,000
Harriman
!
,
Seasongood & Mayer__
Shearson, Hammill &
Co.
,_——
125,000
Halsey,
400,000
1,100,000
600,000
3,500,000
".'■*•
100,000
150,000
Schwabacher & Co.___,
400,000
Scott & Stringfellow_
125,000
Chas, W. Scranton &
Co—
250,000
Shuman, Agnew &
Co
Inc
&
'
200,000
;__
Greenshields
Gregory
5,000,000
Co.
&
Co.__
Co.
(N.
250,000
&
Sachs
Goodbody
200,000
Sons
&
Goldman,
Green,
Inc.
Reinholdt & Gardner
Reynolds & Co., Inc. ■
Riter & Co.
The RobinsonHumphrey Co., Inc.
'* Rotan, Mosle & Co
L. F. Rothschild & Co.
"
RoWles, Winston & Co.
Salomon
Bros.
&
\ - Hutzler,
____L_ ^
Schmidt, Roberts &
Parke
—
E- H. Schneider & Co.
&
Co._
&
Co._
Boyce__
& Co._
Meyer
—'—
100,000
300,000
100,000
400,000
5,000,000
125 000
l,700,0p0
400,000
250,000
400,000
t
100,000
Nicolaus & Co.
125,000
Inc
Continued
on
page
49
.
Volume
194
Number
6075
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
,
DIVIDENDS/
prove
tables.
The
nounced
are grouped
in two separate
indicate ail the dividends an¬
we
during the current week.
second
a
first
table .in
which
Then
show
we
the
ously announced, but which have
follow with
we
yet reached their
not
*
.v
Name of
Company • '.
'
Abitibi
Power
Alabama
$5.50
Alan
Paper, '4Vi% pfd. (quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
preierred
Wood
A
Steel
5%
preferred
Alberton's Inc.,
Class
Allis
B
(quar.)
Co.,
__________
Co.
Inc.,
common;..
Steel
1
s
9-
1
'9-1
9-
6V4C
30c
Foundries
(quar.)
9-j.o
8-_5
81
9-
1
9-
1
8-15
34%c
Ampol
Petroleum, Lta. American uepusit ieceipts Ordinary (net after Australian tax)
Anthony Pools, Inc.
__
$3
Farms
Co.,
Atlantic
&
preierred
Waters
Coast
Lin;
Co.
Line
RR
(quar.)
Co.
Mills,
1
9-
1
8-15
60c
T
30c
8-
1
8-
1
Oil
Stock
Bank
(quar.)__;
Tools
of
Jamestown,
of
Montreal'(quar.
&
Gossett
Co.
Brooks,
N.
&
____-•
:_
£
_______
Fundi
Edison, .5.60,% pfd.„ (quar.)
preferred (initial quar.)
.5.48%:
Buckeye
Pipe
BuIIock's, Inc.
Line
convertible
''*•5,.40;%-
pieferred
convertible
Caiiaida
&
Fund,
Carolina
Carter
Metal
Inc.
Inc.
Louisiana
4.50%
preferred
Cessna
Aircraft
Chain
Store
Cincinnati
Milling.
Citizens
&
Citizens
National
City
Products
Title
&
Iron
Co.,
9-
1
9-15
9-
9-15
9-
27c
27Vic
9-15
9-
9-15
8-31
9- 1
,
$25c
$20e
9-
;,
Power
9-11
8-
25c
$1.12 Vi
8-15
9-
1
$1.34%
9-
1
8-
8-
1
12Vic
9-1
9-
1
Liie
8-
5%
9-
7-
Cosmos
9-15
99-
Press,
Dallas
Dana
Inc.
Transit,
(quar.)_
9-
1
50c
9-
1
$20c
8-15
15c
9-
r
8
$1.06%
Deltown
Denver
Foods,
&
Rio
Diamond
Inc.
9-11
9-15
10-
Crystal
■_
Dorr-Oliver, Inc.,
Dominion
Stores
Stockholders
8-
1
of
the
$2
35c
9-
1
1
8-15
common
dividend
rate
payment
of
(quar.)
action
Drewrys,
taken
Ltd.
U.
9-15
10-16
15c
10-
2
9-
25c
9-18
9-
"
45c
9-
10c
-
(quar.)
8-25
50c
(G.
new
with
on
the
(quar.)
(quar.)_:
^
•
75c
9-
■*.
40c
1
cash
or
Fidelity
&
stock)
Bank
First
National
1
10-
Air
10-
Bank
of
10c
9-15
8-15
9-15
•
First
Bank
1
8-15
25c
9-
9
8-18
10c
8-15
7-31
,
payable
in
National
Bank
(quar.)____
(Newark,
N.
First
Wisconsin
(quar.)
(Cortland, N. Y.)
(Greenfield,
(N.
9-
8-
1
&
8-
1
8-15
Insurance
1
St.
Joseph
f60c
9-
1
8-11
St.
Regis Paper,
9-
1
8-18
9-
1
8-18
4.4U%
Salant
9-15
8-31
$1.25
9-15
8-31
4%
7-28
(quar.)
(s-a)
St.
class A
Co.. Ltd.
8-18
of
of
the
Smith
Sept.
Louis
William
Street
Fund
:■
6%
1st
5V2 7o
&
preferred
1st
1st
1st
redeemable
1st
35c
9-11
8-18
4.80%
preferred
:.
8-15
7-31
9-
1
8-15.
$1
1
.
8-12
stock
French
&
two-for-one
a.
effective
50c
9-
8
8-10
(quar.)
25c
9-12
8-29
—____
2Jc
9-28
9-14.
—25V2c
Laboratories
i_td;
(quar.)j
California Edison Co.—
\_o.,
split
immediately.
(quar.)
'
.
.
.
..
8-31
8-
5
26V2C
8-31
8-
5
7-21
4.78%)
pre.erred
(quar.)—
297/8c
8-31
8-
5
4.88%
preferred
(quar.)
3OV2C
8-31
8-
5
37V2c
9-
8-
7
55c
1
8-
.
-
8-11
8-
8-21
7-31
9-12
8-15
1
10-16
,
v
1"
10- 1
Southern
u
Company
Southwestern
Quarterly
'
9- 9
7-31
Investors, Inc.:—
Life
commoniquar.)
preferred'<(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%,
1
8-18
1
8-10
9-
9-29
9-
,
preferred $100
8-15
25c
sr.
(quar.)_—
4.15%,
8-18
10c
Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
Service,
6
.
(from net investment income)lu-'
3.70%
7-14
9- 9
9-
,
—
(quar.)
Southwestern. Public
10- 2
.•
p-eferred
•
10-10
22c
.92V2C,
«
7-31
9-29
9-
1
8-15
,11-
1
10-20
97V2c
11-
1
10-20
$1.033/4
11-
1
10-20
$1.10
11-
1
(quar.)_
par
10-20
8
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.15
11-
1
10-20
4.36%
t,
preferred
(quar.)
27Vic
11-
1
10-20
27y2c
11-
1
10-20
31 Vic
11-
1
10-20
32c
9-
1
4.40%
preferred $25
8-
1
7-13
17c
8-15
7-25
8-15
8-
1
75c
9-12
8-
1
8-31
8-17
Standard
62V2c
9-29
9-15
Standard
9-
1
8-
8-
1
7-28
5%
preferred
Southwestern
(quar.)____—;___
par
(quar.)__.
States Telephone,
(quar.)
com.
8-
1
preferred
(quar.)_
33c
9-
1
8-
1
$1.44
preferred
(quar.)
36c
9-
1
8-
1
2%
9-28
Sperry Rand Corp.,
1
preferred
Stockholders
7-27
(quar.)
is
It
one-for-three
a
expected
begin
that
trading
during the week of July 31.
Packaging Corp.— •.
$1.60
preferred
8-15
8-
1
7-15
Struthers
15c
9-11
8-21
Stuart
6%
7-28
preferred
8-
1
62 y2 c
10-
2
9-15
9-
1
8-
Stone
1
7-21
8-10
1
Pressed
Steel
8-
1
8-22
9-
1
8-
-
1
8-
4
Oil, Ltd.
Extra
8-25
(quar.)
common
5.20%,
preferred
1952
series
& Sons
8-11
8-10
9-
1
8-10
8-15
8-
9-
1
8-15
8-
1
7-21
7-24
6-14
9-
1
8-
4
8-15
$0,092
(quar.)________
Tampa Electric Co., common
4.32%, preferred A
(quar.)
$1.10
(increasec:)
20c
-
1
(quar.)
.___
8-
1
8-15
8-
1
8-15
8-
1
28c
C
1
8-15
$1.04
$1.27Vi
^____
3-
$1.08
(quar.)
<quar.)__
Transmission—
Gas
1
1
1
28c
(quar.)
preferred B
98-
9-
' 65c
(quar.)_,
Common
8-25
9-15
65c
series
Tennessee
9-12
8-15
J25c
1S51
(John)
7-21
8-15
75c
;____
preferred
8-15
8-15
1
31 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Propane Gas,
5.10%,
1
1
9-
8c
pfd.
preferred
4.16%,
99-
3Cc
$25c
A.)
Biscuits, Inc.
t
8-11
(quar.)
$1.25
Sunshine
4
9-
40c
30c
5.20%
8-10
t20c
.•
(quar.)________
Corp.,
Summers
8-15
;
:___
Wells
(D.
8-21
re¬
(quar.)
Webster, Inc.
Suburban
7-17
9-
;
&
8-16
8
new
(quar.)
8-11
2
9-
time
(quar.)_.
preferred
the
some
Standard
40c
10-
35c
■
-
approved
will
8-10
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
Corp.—
split.
shares
(stock dividend)
common
Register
Metals
verse
9-12
8-18
4.10%,
18c
8-18
8-
15c
8-
7-28
7-17
'
40c
50c
1
9-
'
10-
"
2
8-15
8-25
9-
1
8-
4
$1.43%
8-15
8-
4
$1.43
8-15
8-
$1.14
9-
1
8-15
7-31
7-19
4
1
9-
$1.06Vi
10-
1
9-
8
(quar.)
$1.12Vi
10-
1
9-
8
preferred
(quar.)
$1.16
10-
1
9-
8
preferred
(quar.)
$1.16Vi
10-
1
9-
8
4.72%
2nd
$1.18
10-
1
9-
8
4.90%
preferred
$1.22Vi
10-
1
9-
8
5%
5.12%,
2nd preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.24%
preferred
5.25%
.
10-
(quar.)
preferred
4.65%,
7-28
9
(quar.)
preferred
4.64%
4
preferred
4.25%,
9-29
(quar.)__
25c
Line,
9c
8-15
35c
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
6iy2c
_—
9-15
59 %c
(quar.)__
8-15
7-31
preferred
preferred
8-11
7-21
(quar.)
Texas
Industries,
Thalhimer
Bros,
Inc.,
(John
preferred
Thriftimart,
Class
B
pfd.
posit
(quar.)____
Inc., class
A
tax
8
10-
1
9-
8
10-
1
9-
8
Inc.;
9-15
8
8-18
(quar.)__
7-31
7-21
7-31
7-18
8-15
35c
9-15
8-31
$1
common-
.____.
$1.25
9-15
8-31
8-
1
30c
9-
1
8-10
30c
Trust
9-
1
8-10
Ltd., American de¬
ordinary
and
8
9-
15c
(quar.)
receipts
9-
1
15c
l
(quar.)______
(quar.)___
Securities
9-
1
10-
25c
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge,
4%
1
10-
$1.13Vi
$5
Co.
10-
$1.28
$1.31
(quar.)
R.)
8
$1.25
(quar.)
Sulphur (quar.)
Thompson
$1.02l/2
$1.27Vi
^
(quar.)
(final)
deduction
less
from
British
expenses
depositary
10%
37 Vic
8-15
7-28
Tokheim Corp.
(quar.)
34 %c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_i_
.___
Gulf
of
Co.—
;____
conv.
5.10%,
Tobacco
invest¬
(quar.)
preferred
75c
common
9-
(quar.)_
7V2c
Electric
1
8-15
25c
(quar.)
51c
income)
Gas
1
8-
30c
r_—
4.50%,
(quar.)
net
9-
preferred
8-15
(from
7-28
1
preferred
$5c
preferred A (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
1
1
4.08%.
23c
common
9-
S-10-
.4.24%,
to
!____——
Gas,
(increased quar.)__
approved
Corp.
Kline
Southern
(quar.)—
preferred
9-15
35c
$1.10
7-31-
19.
RR.
common
40c
6
8-10
(quar.)___—_
Ltd.
9-
7-20
1
9-11
25c
subject
is
on
9-20
8-
8-15
6%
(increased)
Co.
(quar.)__
Mississippi River Products
Natural
(quar.)
(quar.)___
com.
Oil
Southam
Canada,
dividend)___:
A
25c
(qUar.)—
Co.,
preferred
income
8-15
7-28
Trans-Canada
Shares,-
30c
Series
3iy4c
8-15
3iy4c
8-15
7-28
United
Biscuit
A
(quar.)__
3iy4c
8-15
7-28
United
Electric Coal Cos.
preferred
(quar.)__
30c
8-15
7-28
United
States
C
registered
$0,134
9-11
8-
8
8-31
8-15
1
7-14
8-
7-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
redeemable
1st
4.50%
redeemable
1st
preferred
(quar.)
—
28yac
4.36%
7-31
9-15
1
30c
(quar.)_
common
Salant,
&
Stockholders
7-14
tl5c
Co.
(quar.)_
4.56%
(increased-quar.)
ment
8-31
7-28
55c
(quar.)____
(s-a)_
preferred A (quar.)
Texas
Co.,
redeemable
8-15
9-
8-15
Shultori, Inc.—
in-
(quar.)
preferred
(Phila.)
Y.)
Light & Power
1st
&
Co.
Bank
State
$1.25
net
ordinary
split
Gas,
5%
redeemable
1st
preferred
(quar.)__
27y4c
8-15
7-28
4Vi%>
Co.
of
Lines
preferred
America
J.)
(s-a)
com.
1
8-17
40c
(quar.).
9-
8
8-24
50c
9-
8
8-18
25c
(quar.)
(N.
(quar.)__
9-
22Vic
8-15
Valley
8-15
7-31
Valley National Bank of Long Island
Stock dividend '
1-1-62
12-
8
9-22
9-
8
8-23
8- ,9
7-28
6
25c
6%
—
8-15
-
-
-
Packaging Corp. of America
(quar.)_JL
Pall Corporation, class A
(quar.)
...
7-20
7-14
50c
8-21
8-
B-
4
Penn
Fruit
4.68%
40c
1
9-11
10-
1
,
.
^7-24
-
Co.; Inc., common
preferred
(quar.)__
15c
9-
7y2c
—
15c
9-15
58y2c
9v
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
4.40%
preferred series B
8-18
9-15
3.70%
\
8-18
1
1
'
8-18
4
National
Wachovia
8-
1
7-21
8-
1
7-24
80c
8-
1
7-14
40c
8-15
8-
1
9-
1
8-10
92 Vic
9-
1
8-10
$1.01
9-
1
Walker
&
series
C
4.05%
preferred
preferred
series
D
preferred
series
(quar.)
$1.17%
9-
1
8-10
4.50%
preferred
series
("quar.).
$1.12%
9-
1
8-10
preferred
series
$1.15
9-
1
8-10
Whirlpool
$1.75
9-
1
8-18
4(4%
4.60%
Perkins
Machine.&
Gear,
Bank
Bank
&
(Winston-Salem,
$1.10
(quar.)
4.70%
$2.50
25c
(s-a)
(from
(from
Corp.,
5%
9-15
9-29
4
55c
Fund__
___l_____L____—
8-22
27c
8-21
$20c
—
Controls
Royal
5c
Brake
8-14
Mass:)—
(Waterloo, N. Y.)
Robertsnaw-Fulton
8c
stock
9-15
47VaC
Chicago
Bankshares
Reliance
7-17
7-17
40c
Leather
Pacific
J.)—
_
National Bank
7-25
1
Standard
(quar.)
Inc.
approval
8-30
27c
4
9-14
20c
Ltd.
Corp.,
(quar.)
7-31
15c
:——
(quar.)
(stock
50c
(quar.)
Quarterly
First
Inc.
8-
8-15
9-
One
1
First National
Quemont Mining
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)___"
Inc.
Natural
Edison
4.92%
6
8-
50c
___^
—
$1.20
fquar.)____:
25c
(Bait.)
Co.
Corp.
8-21
80c
—__—____
Chicago
Oklahoma
6
1
$3.50
Trust
Stock
Inc.
$25c
(quar.)
——
Chemical
&
preferred
4%%
75c
.Fidelity Union
Quarterly
Pullman.
paid under liqui¬
being transferred to
Corp.
Mining
5.75%
:
11-
25c
J
optional,
Co.
Ltd.
Fund
York
8-25
11-
35c
:
Deposit
First
t(
5
8-15
1
$1.32
Corp.
Co.
York
Inc.
$1.75
Bearings, Inc. (quar.)
National Mortgage Assn.
(monthly)
Monthly
1.
Fund
9-
8-31
*
5%
Street
9-27
being
Jersey,. Growth
Ohio
"j *
$1.50
Federal
Federal
9-
$2.50
Inc.... (quar.)___—
:
(John J.)
Inc. (quar.)__—:___——
Normetal
8-15
•
9-11
-
!
(quar.)_
*
12 %c
Ry.—.
Don,
Ohio
.,
Federal-Mogul-Bower
-
Pueblo
I2V2C
—
income)
Shoes,
5.72%
i
:
Co,
(quar.)
(quar. )__i
Corp.
4
$1.25
Co."" (quar.)
New
payment.
(increased)
Corp.
(increased-quar.)
Emery Industries (quar.)
Emporium Capwell Co. (quar.)____
Bearing
8-
(Worcester, Mass.)
preference
New
15.
ISlectrolux
Fedders
8-31
8-29
preferred (quar.)
Supermarkets, Inc._-__
55c
(quar.)
Northwest
'•
dividend
$7 preferred A (accum.)_____
$6 preferred B
(accum.)___
Edwards
Industries
.Fafnir
9-30
30c
(quar.)
Cement'
New
first
,.
Co.
$1.32
Service—
two-for-one
Nesbitt
annual
Sept.
C.)
preferred
Nelly
.
The
.Eastern States
Corp.—
Rule
5.28%
60c
RR.___—_———_—
Hardware
Drug
Oklahoma
Evans
8-23
from net
(s-a)
trusts
stockholders
:--:8-17
-
Inc.
8-31
8-28
Southwestern
(quar.)
(linal)
Acceptance
Ltd.
A
8-11
9-1
.
8-31
9-30
11c
Louis
St.
National Video Corp.,. class
1
8-31
9-30
$1.26^4
$15
&
-Investment
60c
8-21
7
9-30
$1.07V2
25c
V.
1
?
8-31
$1.04Vs
(quar.)
35c
Mines
Portland
National
8
8-31
9-30
(quar.)
35c1
(quar.)—
Assets
National1 Aviation
7-31
9-
9-30
preferred
40c
:
Co.
investment
10-5
8-15
35c
preferred
8c
(quar.)_ll____—_—______
participating
Mutual
7-20
12c
:—
made
A.
1
inc.)
RR
32b,
on
S.
8-
8-31
'
5.05%
8c
(quar.)
A (quar.)_____
class
common
Investors
Murphy
4
—
be
•
No
8-
50c
Dorsey Corp., 6% preferred A
.Douglas Aircraft—
*
Y.)
—
preferred
plan.
Murdock
10-14
8-21
(quar.)
____
5(JC
(quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen
10-14
1
$1.75
inv.
net
be
to
1
93%c
shares.
will
8b
11-
9-30
Co.—
common
23c
(quar.)
Service
7-31
11-
7-28
4.30%
of
profits).
Morgan Engineering, common
*•
$2.50 prior preferred
(Quar.)——.—___u_
8-25
$17Vic
7-28
8-15
8
Fund) —
investment
distribution
Virginia
Nashville
royalty
$3
8-11
9-8
7-28
8-15
50c
Gas
8-15
84c
$1.12y2
7-20
8c,
Tobacco
Corp.,
Moore-Handley
V
* •
five-for-one split
a
of
distribution
Moody's
8-11
9-
*
8-15
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
I—._
income)
-
(s-a)
Iron
National
preferred
Ltd.—
.
(quar.)
(quar.)--!
(from
Porcupine
Missouri
7-20
20c
(initial)_—
approved
&
dation
9-15
$1
;
(quar.)___!
Salt
9-
1
■
8-15
7-31
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Co.
Corp.,
Above
8-22
1
5c
(quar.)
Co..
preferred
Sinclair
Co.
Glass
preferred
M'esabi
8-15
,
15c
Grande Western
Alkali
Diamond
4.18%
$1.75
(quar.)___
com.
realized
income)
Gas
Increased
1
15c
(from
1
10-
1
1
$1.02
(quar.)
$1.25
special
a
Mechanics National Bank
7-31
8-
75c
(quar.)
preferred
Fund
pfd.
,(initial)
Myers
Mclntyre
7-31
8-15
;
Corporation (quar.)_
preferred A (quar.)
Income
8-
preferred
$4.50
8-10
45c
3%%
Delaware
8-21
$1.50
Co.
non-cum.
$2.50
8-10
60c
(quar.)_
7%
4.08
Scythes
Wire
Telephone
two
87Vic
Crossett Co., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)—
Cuneo
&
McCorp
1
93%c
Ltd.
9-15
&
(quar.) '
dividend preference
5c
(quar.)--,
bi—
Income Trust (quarterly
Louisville
1
9-15
35c..
(quar.)
Mills,
9-29
Electric
Service
99-
—27c
$1
(quar.)—
net
Insurance
5%
,
Imperial
$1.40
_
(quar.)
Inc.
8-10
(N. Y.)—
Co.
Louisville. Henderson
7-17
$1.12Vi
8-15
Common
1
25c
(quar.)
Co.
&
Lorain
9-15
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
preferred
7-15
9-
10c
&
S.)
Louisiana
8-1T
9-30
Illinois, National Bank & Trust
Co.
(Chicago) (quar.)—
Cook Paint'& Varnish, common
(quar.)
prior
8-1.
' .f
Fund
Lipe-Rollway
1
7-27
(S.
Liggett
7-21
8-10
7Vic
,
(G & W H)
(quar.)__>._____
Funds-
plus
investment
Continental
A
(initial-quar.)
com.
Services,
•
from
Steel
Lexington
8-10
7-31
8-15
1
12y2C
:—
Libby-Owens-Ford
5'
32 Vic
Pictures Corp., $4.25 pfd.
Columbian Carbon Co. (quar.)
Continental Can, common (quar.)
$3
preierred
Lane .Bryant, Inc:tl new common, .(initial)
8-1
40c
1 '
9-
25c
Alloys
income
Leath
7-20
9-
8-15
9-
$1.06'A
Rubber
Custodian
Lavin-Parfums
1
9-27
8-11
1
Hampshire—
4.50 %
1
t
1
8-
$1.75
(quar.)
Columbia
Corson
A
Kresge
8-15
8-14
1
9-
26c
9-
t
1
8-15
9-
*"25c
(quar.)
common
Harvester, 7%
Knickerbocker
8-15
8-
r
1
____—
9-15
91 V4c
Kings County Trust Co. (Brooklyn, N.
Knapp & Tubbs, Inc.' (quar.)
:
4
10c
gtd. (quar.)——
4% special gtd. (quar.)__—_.
___—_i_
Cochran-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Colonial Corp. of America
(quar.)
L_-—
-
new
&
Common-.(quar.)
preferred
8-21
8-14
1
8-
(quar.)___—______—_
100%,
(quar.)—
Hose
.;.5%.- 1st
7'
40c
—
Co.,
preierred
(quar.)
9- 1
8-
"
8-
8-15
27c
(quar.)
of New
(increased)
Rayonier,
Diversified
7-28
8-10
1
8-17
8-15
7%c
$1.20
preferred
8-15
12c
1
1
v 25c
8-15
.
1
9-
$1.25
87 Vac
3.35%
8-31
Keystone
1
8-17
10c
K-l'.(Keystone Income
Quai-teily of lie from net
*
1
.
;
Common
8-31
1
'
9-
5c
7-31
10c
(quar.)
8-17
55c
8-18
9
Public
aivd.)
1
(quar,)
Co.
Service
1
9-
—
9-
$1.25
.
1
____
common
Public
8
8-
dividend)
8-25
$1.25
"Keystone
8-14
'
"
9-
(quar.)__
Pittsburgh RR.—
preferred
9-
30c
(quar.)—
pfd,
9-
(stock
______:
pieferred
t22yac
Series
25c
Y.)
4.16%
(.quar.)
Keystone
5%
(quar.)__,
4.32%
8-1
(quar.)
8-15
9-15
Philadelphia
(N.
,
.*.8-151
22Vic
Ang.)„ (quar.)
dividend)
Co.
8-18
5
preferred
(Boston)—
regular
$3.75
•
(Los
(stock
Corp.
preferred
Cleveland
7%
9-15
•
.
—_—
in
9
9-
9-30
"
•
(quar.
preferred
•
8
25c
_
Bank
Bank
Insurance
Cleveland-Cliffs
$4.50
•
(quar.
Machine
Southern
Investing Co.
City
1
___
Trust
Quarterly
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Yellow Gab Co.
City
1
dividend)
Estate
8-
9-
10c
_
(quar.)
B
»
7-31
35c
.
_.
preferred
9-
1
8-15
8-18
Ihciiana—
of
preferred
preierred
A
Jamestown Telephone
<11-8
.8-28
6y4c
(quar.)___.
Real
8-15
11-15
.
„
;9-
_!
5%%
4.80%
series
Class
8-15 .'
25c
(quar.)
4
series
7-31
i
common
8-
1
8-
-w—
20c
^
(quar.)_
International, Holdings Corp.
Interprovihcial Pipe Line, Ltd.
-7-25
8-15
45c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Century Properties (stock
1
8-15
70c
,
Electric,
9-
25c
(quar.)
9-
Co.
(quar.)
1
8-15 "
$1.20
25c
(quar.)
Investors
4
America
of
2
8-
25c
_______________
Common
Co.
4
8-15
(quar.)
com.
<quar.K_i_i____-._
4
Service
810-
31V4C
,
(quar.)_.
7
t*
.
,
14c
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
Potash
1
15c
15c
Co.
1-31*
12'/2C
•
(quar.)__
Products
Products,
Central
8-
preferred
5
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)v——
3.65%
&
preferred (quar.)_.
& Talbot,
common
Pope
9-
9-
$1
—
8-.
Industries,
7,-21
-12Vic
<
DominionS(i)gar,.Ltd.;(increased)
Canadian
Co.,
$5
9-15
,*
-9-..1.
,
55c
(quar.)
Guaranty,-. Co. (Bklyn.)
Corp., common (quar.)
Internauionai
1
•
convertible,•preierred
cjffiadk Cement, Btd..>(quar.)___^
9-29
&
4%
1»*
---
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
40c
(quar.)
3 '/a %
;
Dock
;(quar.)___".
Co,
preferred
Idaho
7-31
.
8c.
:
preferred
9-
"
preferred
40c
(quar.)
Holders
10-14
37V2C
40c
6%
pfd.
(quar.)
62 Vic
■
-•
9-
_
com.
i
$4.80
'
,
5%
<
15c
..."
California-Pacific Utilities Co.,
5%
preferred (quar.)___
1
5%
7-31
$1.37
w
9-
5%
8-
17Vic
—
.(increased)
(quar.)_____
.•
8-31
-L
r
1
9-29
Foo(is
4
$45c
v
Inc.
(increased-quar.)_.
Bostic
Concrete, class A (quar.)___^_
__.!
Class A
(quar.)
____A
Boston Fund, Inc. (from net invest, income)
Brockton
8-25
Finance,
preierred
Public
(quar.).^....,....,.^.^.
&
When
Payable of Rec.
$1.50
8-
Chemical
$4.25
50c
)_cj__L_;
10-
Hunt
Savings
Y._ (s-a)_
(quar.);
Mutual
Ridge
Bobbie
Trust
(quar.)
Bank
•"•Blue
._
8-25
50c
National
.Bank
Bell
10c
4%
America
Francisco)
8-15
.22y2c
;
Paper
N.)
Title
Hooker
7-15
dividend,
of
(San
9
Northwest—
'<
J.)-
-
Industrial
Baker
9-
21V2C
the
.v
Co.
Gas
(P.
Home
7-15
$1.13
.i_____________
1
__:
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgn Coke & Chemical,
8-21
60c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
$1.60
6%
.
of
Cotton, Ltd.'
(H.
Hirsch
8- 4
8-
' '
1
Heinz
8-10
9-12
8-11
1
California—
Plywood Coip.
(quar.)i___;
Harrington & Richarason, Inc. (stk.
7-31"
9-15
•
Harbor
8-10
9-12
50c
■
(increased).
common
9-
12Vic
(quar.)
Coast
Refining
preferred
1
\
■
Hamilton
8-10
75c
(quar.)
Atlantic
$4.50
9-
9-
J25c
(quar.)_^
Dredge
Hagerstown
8-24
12Vic
Puritas
V.;
6-15
9-15
Co.
Co.
Northern
.* X
7-20
50c
(quar.)______
Atlantic
Avonaale
:■
6c
1
_
"
F.)
Lakes
1
17c
__.
common
participating
Participating
Arrowhead
_
*
(B.
Union
Great
Great
8-22
*
Pioneer
$1.25
.
8-15
37Vic
7-28
43c
(quar.)..
preierred;.
(quar.)
Grand
*
8-24
25c
_
.
(quar.)___
of
Cs.
Goodrich
">
5
4jc
i___
Water Wonts, common.—;
preferred (quar.)—i
5Vi% preferred (quar.) _______
5%
8-15
nVic
,(quar,)
preferred
4.80%
8-15
9-20
15c
'
(initial)
Telephone
Gillette
t
American
Arden
j
7-18
1
common
preierred
5y2%
7-18
9-20 «9-
Enterprises, Inc.
(quar.)_,
Telephone Co.
%
General
8-15
87Vic
___
4
8-23
25c
3V2V0
preferrea ; (quar.)
American Hospital Supply
(quar.)
American Motors Corp. (quar.)
American
8-
25c
,___
-
Snare
Co.,
common • (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4
...
General
,}
9-13
1
7Vic
__
(quar.)
Airlines,
10-1
7V2c8-
"
Pillsbury
Supermarkets (A b-for-4 stock split
subject to stockholders approval)
9-18
_
July
General
8-25
$1.25
_
A___"
ciass
1
2
9-13
made.;
26)
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
General Sieel Industries; (quar.)_^
8-18
9-
10-
35c
Quarterly
be
Geco
9-1
40c
,
to
record
of Company
Philadelphia Germantown & Norristown RR.
stocx.
common
expected
of
11
Per
Name
$1.25
Holders
1
$1.37%
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
10-
is
Holders
Payable 0} Rec.
ap¬
cpmpany
Service €0.,
5%
preierred
Payable of Re c.
$28'/ec
________
common
——
(Louis)
American
Share
'
,
&
Gas
when
Per
(Stockholders
split of the
Gas
payment date.
:
City
Foxboro
Inp.
noluers
to
11
Forest
payments previ-
3-ior-2
a
distribution
Aug.
When
Snare
,
Giant, Market?,
Dividend'announcements
the
(323)
Per
Name of Company
.
Food
In
Chronicle
G
7%'
(quar.)—
(quar.)_.:_—
(quar.)—
pfd.
(quar.)
8-10
Co.
Trust
N.
C.)
Arizona
(quar.)__
(N. Y.)
Co.
(quar.)
12Vic
__
Fire
Quarterly
Corp.,
preferred
8-15
8-
1
25c
Insurance
!
Co.
(N.
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
8-
1
7-20
35c
85c
9-10
8-18
9-10
8-18
9
Y.)—
—
common
7-18
8-25
35c
(quar.)
7-31
40c
(quar.)
Warner & Swasey Co.
Westchester
of
—
12
(324)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
class
Industries,
Wisconsin Electric
rower,
(quar.)
common
Power
Worthington
—
9-
90 c
(quar.)
1
8-
1
8-15
(Payable
8-31
9-20
9-
$1.12%
9-15
9-
$1.25
9-15
$1.50
7-31
9-20
Banking
Common and
8-15
35c
of Company
Automobile
10-13
1
37c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
9-
62»/2C
(increased-quar.)
common
Per
Name
7-31
10-31
$1.50
Service
Corp.,
prior
4 ya %
Light
&
Public
Wisconsin
8-15
45c
preierred (quar.)—
3.60% preferred (quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
5c
(quar.)
A
6%
Wisconsin
When
Share
of Company
Name
Win-Chek
8-15
6%
preferred
preferred
6%
1
1
Corp.
A
Tube
&
(quar.)
Electronics
(L. S.)
Below
give
we
dends
this
announced
B
B
week, these being given in the
Per
Aberdeen
Abitibi
of Company
Fund
(quar.)
Paper, Ltd., com. (quar.)
Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
Acadia-Atlantic
Common
$1.20
Co.
Steel
Acme
Adams-Millis
Adirondack
Corp.
Industries
1
National
(quar.)
Bank
4%
7-17
9-
7-31
1
$1
....
1
10-13
7%c
8-
50c
8-
1
6%
50c
8-
1
Class
class
B
50c
8-
1
50c
11-
1
50c
11-
1
class
on
class
and
A
Trunk
Gas
Line,
preferred
A
Basic
50c
B
11-
22
1
Common
6%
Control
7-18
Allied
Mills,
Allied
Radio
Allison Steel
Alterman
$3.75
Inc.
8c
(quar.)
50c
Fooas
(quar.)
Baystate
Co.
(quar.)
common
(auar.)
of
5%
Canada,
American
Can
$1.25
plus
(quar.)
Inc.
8-25
7-21
10-
1
payment
of
6V4c
7-21
37 %c
Co.
8-
1
7-24
1
7-20
Insurance
Co.
Quarterly
(Newark,
N.
12-15
(stock
.1
5%
preferred
American
$1.20
American
Rail,
(1956
8-
7-20
investment
income)
Insurance
American
New
Natural
common
Amerada
$4 preferred A
$5
&
Chemical,
7-
3
9-29
9-
9
12-15
8-
1
President Lines,
9-15
9-
1
7%
(stk.
dividend)
Title
Viscose
Insurance
Corp.
(Miami)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Anchor Post
Products (quar.)
Clayton & Co. (quar.)
Anglo Canadian Telephone, Ltd.—
Class
A
(quar.)
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.50%
preferred
$2.50
5%
8-
8-31
9
8-
1
8-31
8-
1
7-31
7-
7-y2c
9-
7
9-22
8-
Company,
1
New
(A.
Byllesby
M.)
(H.
pfd.
1
7-20
$3
preferred
1
8-10
$1.20
preferred
1
7-10
$1.24
1
7-10
6-28
9-
8
8-11
8-
1
(quar.)__
8-
$1.12%
130c
7-20
1
7-20
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
9-
1
8-
-
■
7-20
162 %c
t62,/2c
(quar.)
8-
1
7-20
18c
9-
1
7-31
$1.25
(quar.)
59c
7-31
Ltd.
9-
1
7-31
Canadian
Investment
9-
1
7-31
Canadian
Oil
25C
9-14
8-18
Canadian
22 %c
9-14
8-18
Canadian
9-
8-
Carborundum
common
(quar.)__
(quar.)
dividend)
50%
(quar.).,
1
8-11
Carlisle
1
8-11
Carolina
8-
1
7-14
Carpenter
Cascade
Natural
30c
Line
(quar.)
RR.
(s-a)__
9-
1
7-28
Cassiar
8-
1
6-30
$4.50
9-
1
8-19
$1
(quar.)
8-
1
7-11
Celotex
8-
1
7-11
5%
8-
1
5
(L.
&
Steels.
Tractor,
Physics
&
Science
Fund,
capital gains distribution
An investment income
dividend
Mines, Ltd.
Corp.
(quar.)
(stock
00
1
M
9-30
••
n-30
7-
4
dividend)
common
Steel
4%
Power
&
preferred
3
Corn
3
Cornet
8-
1
8-
Products,
cumulative
common
$1.40
preference
A
(quar.)
9-
8-11
$1.40
preference
B
preferred
preference
A
3
Coronation
Cosden
5
7-28
6-28
7-5
10-
2
9-20
8-
1
1
7-14
1
7-7
$1.25
Gas
&
8-
$0.670833
8-
1
30c
9-
1
8-15
8-15
7-17
8-21
7-21
(quar.).,
57y2c
(quar.)
Crane
Co.,
20c
Fund
7-7
7-13
Crouse-Hinds
7-28
Crown
8-15
7-28
Cora.
A
3c
1
7-10
Crown
Cork
m.25
8-
1
7-10
Crown
Trust
9-
Crum
10-
:
2
7-31
1
6-30
t20c
9-1
8-15
8-
1
7-14
8-15
7-14
8-
1
6-23
7-31
6-26
.
9r
8-15
8-
8
1
1
78-
1
preferred
$2
8-
:
non-cum.
$2
non-cum.
Dallas
Power
1
7-14
$4.24
7-28
6-30
(quar.)
—
7-28
6-30
8-10
7-20
$1.40
preference
B
(quar.)
Ltd.
the
8-10
7-20
A
7-10
2
9-11
8-15
7-14
2
9-20
40c
9-
9
8-24
$$1.62%
after
8-
1
-
•
2-for-l
of
the
15)
$1.75
common
preferred A
preferred A
(quar.)
(quar.).
50c
.10-
.
6
10-
50c
(quar.)
7-13
;9-29
25c
&
Light, 4%
(quar.):
pfd.
(quar.)__
7
6
.9-15
9-
9-19
9-
5
Dean
8-
1
7-10
50c
8-
1
7-19
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
35c
8-
1
7-19
35c
11-
1
10-19
7-19
35c
11-
1
10-19
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
37 %c
8-
1
7-19
$.150
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
37 %c
11-
7-31
7-14
Central
Soya
1
10-19
8-15
7
9-
7
Deerfield Glassine
Delaware
7-28
Power
Mines.
Light
7-10
7-25
7-10
,
10-
Co.
(quar.)—...—
50c
8
(quar.)
10-
9-12
,14c
.8*
$2.50-$3.50
7-17
8-
8-15
*"
30c
7-31
10-16
Co;
National
1
7-
5
9-29
25c
9-
25c
9-2
8-7
9-
2
8-/7
75c
12-15
12- 1
25c
7-28
7-18
25c
8-
8
40c
8-
1
37J/2c
8-
1
$2
2
8-y7
4pfd.
Canada Tunnel
finance
Diamond
non-cum.
3
8-25
1
t50c
Ltd
7-10
Tramway—
Detroit &
$1.50
1
20c
Mfg., class A common
Voting common (quar.)
8%
debenture stock
(quar.)
Dial
7-10
8-
50c
(quar.)
Dennison
Denver
1
$1.25
(quar.)u——.
&
1
8-
1%C
pfd.
7-10
8-
$1.13
^
5y2%
12-13
8-1
$1
12-28
(increased
Corp.
s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)..
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
•
7-17
7-10
7-10
7-28
8-15
(initial).
Phipps Stores.
\
$1.06
;
Dayton & Michigan RR.—
Quarterly
Dean Milk
'
.—;
preferred (quar.):.
—_:
Davenport Water, 5% preferred (quar.)
Dayco Corp.. $2 class A
(quar.)—
7
2%
1
8
10-
(quar.)
Corp.,
7-
27 %C
8-
10-
J25c
(quar.)
7-
7-20
(quar.)
8-31
t75c
approval
August
7-31
$1
'
7-14
9-15
25c
(quar.)
7-31
$1.05
_.1_
9-
7-28
25c
25c
35C
7-14
9-29
Corp.—
preferred
Denison
1
7-31
93%c
4%%
;
6-30
7
8-15
7%
preference
Curtiss-Wright
8-18
8-
7-1
6-30
1
<
International—
6V2%
:'
8-1
8-
25c
*
on
8-10
tl5c
(quar.)
Initial dividend
stockholders
Crush
7-10
>
7-25
30c
(quar.)
to
7
15c
preferred
subject
1
7
7-17
7-
8-31
30c
(initial)
Co.
common.
8-
31c
(quar.)_
Forster— ■
' '-.
&
New
17y2c
(s-al,
Seal
1
5
(Fla.)—
(s-a)___
International
&
8-
7-
7-31
liy4c
(quar.)
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
8-
8-18
1
7-31
ioc
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Co.
8-25
10c
(Inc.)
common
Inc.
3%%
9-8
9.
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Credit
8-15
Class
65c
■
Engineering
Corp.
Gas
Petroleum
7-27
6-30
dividend
10c
America—
new
Craig Systems,
1
Stock
7-5
7-5
8-1
—
(quar.)
3
8-
7-14
Stores
7-
7-25
7-31
8-1
J25c
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
10c
Products,
7-
Corp.—
Inc.
1
7-5
8-1
•
Ltd
Y.)
(N.
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)__,
$1.40
Co..
13-
8-1
55c
(quar.)_
Natural
7-
$1.05
(quar.)
7-10
IOC
Co.
Growth
1
25c
__
(Cleveland)
8-14
30c
47!/2c
(quar.)
(Canada),
25c
3c
5%.
12-15
*
,
51c
preferred
Aviation
7-26
$1.50
(quar.)
'r>
;
(reduced-quar.)
convertible
3
7-
110c
(quar.)
7-10
1
60c
7-
1
13 %c
(quar.)_
preferred
7-17
5iy2c
Transportation Lines
Eight—
Central Securities
1
8-1;,
f20c
;
Ridge Properties, Inc.
1
5c
(quar.)
8-14
Austin Nichols & Co.—
$1.20 prior pref.
Central
1
8-
J50«
'
Corning
7-
37c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
&
5
8-
8-15
(Toronto)—
Continental
8-
115c
Corp.
Gas
7-
8-15
______
preferred: (initial)^
of
preferred
8-
175c
(quar.)
12c
15c
4%
2
t20c
(quar.)
Central National Bank
4.20%
Inc.—
A
Plastics
1-15-62
125c
Atomics,
Aunor Gold
10-15
30c
(quar.)
Hudson
7-28
35c
(quar.)—
7-14
tile
(quar.)
(quar.)
Instruments
7-14
6c
,
(quar.)
common
7-28
7-31
$1.37%
8-
8-1
40c
common
preferred
Corp.,
Central
30c
Ltd.
Corp.
Continental
15c
preferred
Cenco
1
10c
Gas, 55c pfd.
Ltd.
6
: 8-15
5c
9-8
split,
:
Co.
&
34c
noc
(quar.)__
common
Light,
E:)
7-
10c
(quar.)
Motors
.
Quarterly.
Quarterly
non
(quar.)
Power
Caterpillar
93 %c
7-
Corp.
8-
8-16
$18%C
Extra
$1.18%
.
3.75% pfd. B (quar.)
Insurance (Tulsa. Texas)—
z
(quar.)
Asbestos,
25c
4.20%
.
Automatic
Co.
9-
9-
Ry.—
:
Ry. (s-a):
Westinghouse, Ltd———u
62 %C
.
9-8
t37%c
(quar.)
Pacific
13c
Atlantic Refining,
Life
1
$1.31%
(quar.)
preferred
1
Fund
Ltd.,
Cos.,
9-22
.
2
50C
——————
60c
<:
_
1
..
7-25
10-
Investment
(quar.)
f
7c1
$1.13
Container
tl5c
.
68%C
Atlantic City Electric Co.—
4%
preferred (quar.)__
30c
Trust
"
(quar.)
$4.52
7-14
18%c
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Industries, Ltd., common (quar.)
(quar.)
Louisiana1 Gas,
preferred (quar.)
Associated
Stationers
Supply
Aurora
1
11-
;
v
preferred
7-21
tl5c
Canners,
(quar.)
5.25%
Atlas
9-
5
2
1
33c
(quar.)
International
5
7-
</•'*>&
2
12 %c
Bronze,. Ltd., common
preferred
(quar.)__
Canadian
7-
%
7-24
10-
1
31 %c
(quar.)__
Canadian
5%
7-24
'
sub-
10-
31c
(quar.)-.
participating
25c
(2-for-l split
$1.04
30c
(quar.)
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)
Canada Foils,
Ltd., common
(quar.)
A
7-14
$1.12%
Coral
.
preferred
$1.32 convertible preferred
Campbell Machine Inc. (s-a)
Class
8-10
7-28
Co., common
(quar.)
8-
17 %c
(quar.)
preferred
8-10
1
(quar.)
8-
75c
:
1
convertible
8-
B
8-10
1
9-
30c
(increased)__
8-31
9-
America—
Continental
(quar.)_
9-
of
(quar.)
Power
Common
Telephone (quar.)
Telephone Co.—
&
8-
Canadian
Atlas
(quar.)
Interstate
Water
40c
Natural
Continental
California
8-10
preferred
5c
Power—
California
7-14
8-25
1
preferred
20c
(quar.)
8-15
1
7-14
1
$4.16
11-15
9-
7-26
...Consumers
6-30
1
Canadian
Air
7-24
1
Electric
7-14
1
8-
$4.50
2%
9-
7-31
Charlotte
6
Co.—
7-17
20c
Inc.,
preferred
5V4% series
6
12-
7-31
&
710-
3iy4c
California
88-
(quar.)
Consolidated
7-29
10-27
1
7-20
6-30
V
Consolidated Laundries
31 %c
1
4.75%
&
Inc.
preferred
7-21
(quar.)
1
Atlanta
M.)
8-
8-15
7-31
10c
preferred series E .(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
$5
7-15
(quar.)
9-
Fe
8-15
7-17
U2%c
s-a)
Company
8-15
2%%
25c
(quar.)
$2.20
Assurance—
9-26
$1.12%
prefererd
25c
dividend)
(stock
7-8
50%
$2.04
•
7-21
r.
preferred
9-
Topeka & Santa
1
8-15
preferred
62 %c
non-cumulative
7-24
tl2%c
(initial
8-1
(quar.)
approval
$2.06
9-18
5%
27 %c
5%
Co.
Men's
common
Byers
(s-a)
—
Terminal
Business
8-
2%%
_
Ltd.
Common
to
preferred
Edison
12 %c
A
1
25c
J.)
7-20
7-19
3iy4c
_
Consolidated
-
class
10-
50c
(N.
1
1
8c
America
Ltd.
Bakeries
Trust
8-
$1.16
—
Connohio,
County
7-14
8-
8-
27y2c
Light & Power Co.—
Consolidated
(quar.)
Common
Quarterly
Connecticut
$1.90
dividend)
1
9c
$1.06
Confederation Life Assurance
7
7-18
8-18
(quar.)
Atchison
7-14
7-
'
7-20
125c
Associated Dry Goods, common
1
9-12
1
(stock
7-20
8c
dividend)__
(quar.)
Co.,
9-11
7-28
2%c
preference
8-
4%
National
8-
preferred
conv.
7-28
J12%c
Conduits
45c
preferred
Equipment .(stock
■'
1
7-10
preferred
90c
-—
8-
8-15
Inc.,
7-20
1
Electric—
Natural Gas, common
preferred (quar.)
5V2 %
1
$1.10
Aro
Concord
1
$2.36
Arkansas
7-10
7-10
8-
$2.50
$2.40 preferred
$2.75 preferred
:
(interim)
7
37 %c
common
common
7-10
1
9-
130c
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
1
1
8-15
22c
Lines,
9-29
1
8-
,
Co.
8-
30c
Freight
6
8-
2y2c
Edison
8-
15c
(quar.)_.
Trust
(Pa.)
(quar.)
Mawr
11-
12c
dividend
Compo Shoe Machinery
Composite Fund, Inc._
Concord Fund, Inc
6
8
__
(quar.)..
North
8-
75c
$1.19
Co.
156 y4c
t56l/4c
(quar.)
Service,
7-12
9-
$1.06
:
Products
of
70c
Shoe
Common
common
preference
Arizona Public
1
2
"
Forest
25c
(quar.)
Corp.,., Ltd.,
(quar.)
8-
10-
8
$1.25
ject to approval of stockholders Sept. 6)__
Commonwealth Stock Fund (from undistributed net income)
6-25
50c
Co.
Columbia
173c
Appalachian Power Co., 4y2%
Argus
Products
Stock
Commonwealth
7-21
88-
$1.25
_______
(quar.)
5uc
(quar.)
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd. (s-a)
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (quar.)
Animal Trap Co. of
America,
5%
8-23
50c
:
Anderson,
$2.90
9-16
5%
(quar.)
American
5c
9-11
12-11
$7
preferred (annual)
Smelting & Refining—
American
9-20
12-20
.
$1.75
non-cum.
preferred
7-29
9-30
(quar.):
12
semi-annual
95c
Bush
$1.25
7%
8-25
8-15
87 %c
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Burns
Ltd.—»
com.
9-15
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Burlington
1
$1.25
Shipbuilding,
Increased
1
8-31
8-31
ap¬
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)
of
Engineering
Bank
Commercial
7-25
9-12
20c
6-30
"8-
6
7-25
B
7-25
$1
9-
9-30
(initial)
(subject
Combustion
10c
1
-8-15
9c
to
Sept.
(stock
Co.
8
7-25
,
7-20
10-
3c
July 24)
Paper, class A
Locks
8-15
(quar.)
Edison
Burgomaster Corp.
1
9-
5%
American
9-
9-15
5%
American
preferred
dividend
stockholders
*
Corp.
7-21
8-15
$1.50
9-
(-
7-31
series
(quar.)
Combined
75c
1st
on
Ohio
9-15
(quar.).:—
common
7-21
30c
(quar.)
insurance
3c
Buckeye Steel Castings
Burgess Vibrocrafters, Inc.
7-17
9-15
$1.25
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
non-cumulative preferred
(quar.)
American Recreation Centers
preferred
21c
(quar.)
7-21
7-31
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
7-14
3c
Tobacco Co.,
Buckingham
7-17
7-31
30c
$1
(quar.)
6%
8-18
$5
Ry.—
subject
Inc.
Southern
preferred
(monthly)
(monthly)
Cascade
Bryn
11-30
65c
(quar.)
special preferred
American
7-28
30c
(quar.)
com.
&
preferred
4.65%
Class
A
7-21
not
Co.
Corp.
Brown
6c
(initial-quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
4V4%
System
preferred (quar.)
Brooklyn Union Gas (quar.)
Gas—
Potash
class
A
&
1
2
8-18
'-X
84
if
87y2c
split
9-30
10-
each
paid
(accumulative)
8-
4%
British Oxygen Co., Ltd.,
Ordinary
Brockton Taunton Gas Co.—
(Galveston)—
Petroleum
American
9
(Los
dividend)
7-20
$1.12V2
class
50c
Insurance
$3.80
4%C
National
10-13
2-
1
50c
25c
(quar.)
Life
Merchandising, class A
A
British
7-14
Fund—
Quarterly
10-31
Columbus
7-14
20c
(quar.)
Go.
(stock
preferred
Bowman
7-14
2c
Americam
Works
Standard
Bourjois, Inc.
7-20
1
11-10
Stock
4.25%
7-31
Colorite
Combined
6
7-31
Pictures
1
7-10
8-
75c
$1.25
Gas, $1.25
Plastics
(quar.)
4-13
7-
5c
Gas
Columbia
Oil
1-15
Boston
1
Columbia
8-11
Colorado
1-31-62
7
8-
6-30
7-31
t-ll
__
Power
7-14
,
8-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.78%
25c
Central
1
12-
1
8-11
15c
for
be
Louis
Mortgage Service
1
3-1-62
9-
Ry.
(Chicago (—
St.
stockholders
9-
7-25
15c
Finance
$1.25
Pacific
Finance, 5%
8-
15c
7-20
12y2c
Texas
common
stock
1
20c
1
9-15
America—
8-
r
9-15
8-
preferred
4-30-62
Iron
of
15c
(quar.)
2
2
(quar.)_
8-15
(quar.)
10-
$2
share
&
series
of
1
10-
(quar.)
117 %c
pfd.
7-14
•-
Illuminating—
20c
com.
11-10
8-15
...
50c
.
11-30
pfd. ('47 ser.) (quar.)
(1956 series)
(quar.)
Colonial Fund Inc. (from net invest,
income)
5%
Colonial
(quar.)
8-15
$1.25
common
series)
Mutual
(From net
(quar.)_
common
Colonial
Colorado
Booth
dividend)
(quar.)
Mono
pfd.
Co.,
proval
7-21
20c
Boise
11-30
(l-50th of
American-Marietta
9
1st
Corp.
20c
3 % %
a share of Vapor Heating Corp.
capital stock for each share held)
2
8-
9-28
$1.25
(quar.)
Two-for-one
tax
9-1
32 %c
9-21
8-
$1.25
(increased)
A
(quar.)
Class
8-31
"
1
9-21
3
4
37y2c
8)
Aug.
Acceptance,
Class
per
inc.
by
preferred
Colonial
depositary)
Fisheries, 4%
preferred (quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp., common (quar.)
8-
3
10-
14%
$.05
British
after
for
10-
15c
(final)
about
7-14
30c
7-15
4
2%
8-
7-7
—___
preferred
(quar.)
Bloch Bros.
J.)—
...
Manufacturing
9-13
25c
(monthly).
$4.50
preferred
6%
25c
Corp.
1
7-25
8-15
8-1
$1
will
Colgate-Palmolive Co.,
Colonial
(Ordinary)
Biederman Furniture,
(Orlando,
—
_
Products
8-
7-31"'
1
$1.18%
Trust
(one
Electric
preferred
Blackman
7-14
8-
8-
(quar.)
preferred
Beneficial
7-11
25c
1
7-25
RR.—
&
Cash
preferred
$3.50
9-
7-25
(quar.)
(quar.)
(s-a)
Common
7-14
(quar.)
Belmont
7-31
25c
5%
7-14
7-28
(quar.)..
(quar.)
Angeles)
8-29
4%
7-28
9-
7-31
$1
:
&
Cincinnati
Cleveland
4%
of
_
7-14
30c
(quar.)—
—
(quar.)
preferred
4%
7-14
7-31
6
28y8c
(quar.)
A
7-31
9-15
7-31
1.
(quar.)
Co
Common
7%c
7-14
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
held.
Cleveland,
7-25
7-
9-15
87y2c
Co.
dividend
elected
7-27
15c
_______
Stores
Stock
share,
per
8
2
8-15
ioc
$1
6-30
8-
10-
62V2C
com.
(s-a)
preferred
Investing
City
re¬
10c
to
Electric,
preferred
4%
7-26
8-25
for
8-14
8-25
f50c
(quar.)..
Quarterly
7-24
42c
amount
&
City National Bank
6-30
37 %c
Ltd.
Common
9-15
8-21
called
(quar.)
share
Mfg.
4%
1
1
7c
Company
Beneficial
Casualty
_
Home
American
30c
50c
additional
&
Quatrerly
American
8-11
3%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
American
8-11
$1.25
(quarterly
an
f ire
1
8-31
8-
8-
Y.)
pfd. series A
pfd. series A
Gas
shares
(quar.)
Corp.
(N.
Cincinnati. New Orleans
7-17
J 55c
dividend
Common
American Duralite, Inc. (stock dividend)
American Distilling Co. (quar.i
American Equitable Assurance (N. Y.) (quar.)
American
9-
4%
8-18
7-31
45 c
(quar.)__
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., 7%
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.,
9-15
Corp.—
preferred
3y4c
8-18
1
&
9-18
14c
J50c
expenses
Behlen
7-20
10-
t50c
common
Shares,
Co.
Cement
1
9-10
Best
8
12-29
Paper Ltd.—
will
Bank
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)_
City
(quar.)
Aircraft
and
9-
2
40c
(Toronto)
4%
Distilling Co.—
depositary
8
t25c
(quar.)
Business
American
American
Corp.
(Dividend
7-21
8-
30c
1-15-62
1%
Beecham Group,
9-20
7-28
9-30
$1.50
(quar.)
(J. B.)
Beech
Ltd.—
Aggregates Corp.,
preferred
8-
1
93 %c
4% ,1st preferred (quar.)
4>/2%
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
American
8-15
7-21
10-
20c
America,
preferred
Aluminum
8-15
8-22
18 %c
7-10
non-cum.
non-cum.
5%
July 25 at $100
&
Manhattan
Cincinnati
Co.—
issue
Co.
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal
(quar.)
3
10-
iy4%
(quar.)—_!
Co.
Trust
6%
8-15
7-31
7-
11-30
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul it Pacific RR.—
8-15
1
Quarterly
7-28
13%c
(quar.)
of
Co.
1
8-10
8c
75c conv. pid.
(quar.)
Aluminum
1
9-
75c
Corp.
Mig. Co.,
Alside, Inc.
9-
8-17
$25c
(quar.)
1
9-
10c
Corp., common
Power
Stock
(quar.)
Co.
9-
t36c
25c
convertible preferred
A
Beit
5%
t31%c
dividend)
Products
Bean
(quar.)
preferred
7-17
Corp.—
Candy Corp.
Class
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry.—
Allied
9-15
7-31
dividend
4%%
10-23
8-15
t$1.56y4
9-29
J25c
(stamped & unstamped)
(entire
on
this
Bathurst
Ltd.—
(quar.)
7-20
1%%
preferred
Scotia
preferred
Stock
10-21
7
7-31
$1
demption
10-23
(quar.
Extra
6V4%
and
A
(quar.)
B
Alberta
class
on
A
7-20
Los
Nova
plus
7-22
(quar.)
7-31
Corp.
Electx-ic
&
pfd.
Barry-Wright Corp.
7-22
B
Extra
$1.12%
7-15
2%
Chemical Enterprises
(resumed)—
;
Cherry-Burrell Corp., common—4% preferred (1946 series)
(quar.)
4% preferred (1947 series)
(quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., 3%% pid. (quar.)
7-21
7-15
(quar.)
6%
Commercial
Barton's
A., (quar.)
Class
Class
of
Bankers
7-17
Class
Gas
des
Bank
10-10
1
7
7
Andes, American shares
Bank of Commerce (Newark)
(quar.)
8-15
7-31
7-
8-
Quarterly
7-14
9-14
7-28
7-31
(initial)
Co.,
non-cum
Banco
(Pittsfield)—
(reduced-quar.)
By-Products—
■V-:-
Alabama
1
15c
$18c
Products
Control
7-17
8-
Chartered
7-28
Chemical—
preferred
Baltimore
8-10
5
Cham
7-14
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Baldwin Piano
9-11
8-
preferred
2nd
Baldwin-Montrose
9-11
2
8-25
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
Air
2
10-
10c
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores
Agricultural
Quarterly
10-
10c
(quar.)
1st
6%
5c
7-14
7-29
8-20
35c
(stock dividend).
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
1
+30c
(quar.)
Co.
5%%
of Rec.
9-
7-29
7c
(from income)
(year-end)
&
Holders
Payable of Rec.
7c
Corp. (Ohio)—
(stock dividend)
Preferred
Chase
When
Share
(quar.)
Credit
15c
C
F
5%
6-30
1
$12 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Plastics
Admiral
7-25
10-
$42 %C
(quar.)
preference
Industries
Acme
15c
Sugar Refinery, Ltd. (quar.)
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas—
Holder»
Payable
$0,007
...—_
&
Power
When
Share
S
Company
dividend
Certified
15c
$1.12%
announced in previous
The list does not include divi¬
preceding table.
Name
7-14
_
dividends
the
yet paid.
7-29
!
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
4y2%
weeks and not
7-14
(quar.)
Axe-Houghton Fund "B"
Ayres
8-19
37 %c
(quar.)
B
2%
—
_
(quar.)
Avnet
Sheet
Youngstown
Per
Name of
Stock
shares)
common
(quar.)
preferred
Avco
A
Monday, July 24, 1961
,
Century Acceptance Corp., common
dividend)
(stock
class
.
Holders
Payable 0) Rec.
Corp.—
class A
in
When
Share
.
preferred
(quar.)
Continued
on
page
46
•
Volume
194
Number 6075
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(325)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE
50
Oct
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Mar
8
44% Dec
21
69 Va Jun
15
114 Va Jun
10
103 Va Jan
35 Va Oct
25
12
Jun
23
16
Dec
6
Jan
15
17
Dec
5
15% Jan
6
17
23 % May 31
28 Va Jan
16 Va Apr
47
63
14
Jun
4
.17
Apr
22
20
98
Dec
19
Oct
10
24
237/a Jan
4
Oct
97/8 Oct
31
28
59 Va Sep
29
35/a Sep
28
38
52
32 Va Jan
40% Mar
20 % Feb
85
Jan
7% Jan
1
24
4
14
Jan
80
29% July 10
Adams
Adams-Mills
Mar 14
3
4
July 20
69% Apr
5
ACF Industries
ACF-Wrigley
14 Va Mar
84
Jan
Air
18
Air
Jan
5% Mar 24
9
32% Aug 26
32% Jan
12% Jan
38% Feb
8
19% May 12
53% Jun
3
48 Va Jan
35% Apr 12
187/a May 15
86 Va Apr 10
88 Va Jun
91 Va
13 % Jan
5
10
28% Oct
25
45
Jan
5
32% Jan
32 V4 Sep
28
56 Va Jan
4
35
33% Jan
27
90 y4 Jan
12
15% Oct
25
46
Sep 27
12% Dec 20
32
May 31
42% Aug 19
100
May 27
16 Va Jan
20 % May
50 V2 Jan
65 Va Jun
17% Jan
39 Va Jan
4
6
11% Jan
5
26
58 Va Jan
13
4
84% Sep
1
22
Oct
26
40
Jan
28
Nov
15
132
22% Oct
24
28 Va Sep
61% Oct
26
28
100% Jun
Jan
8
24
95
48 Va Mar
Jan
12% Jun
27
36Va Jan
3
81% Jun
27
23% Feb
10
Jan
6
Jan
4
35 Va Jan
July 18
4
30 Va
Jan
4
68 Va Jan
18
20 Va Jan
28
22 Va Dec
30
78% Jan
6
31 Va Jan
21
23% Oct
26
17% Apr
26
25% Jan
4
91
Nov
28
106 % Jan
27
34 Va Dec
13
447/a Jan
18
30% Oct
4
44% Jan
29 Va May
110
14
3
Products
15
4.08%
28
Alpha
38% May 16
Aluminum
Co
of
convertible
Bosch
Brake Shoe
1
81/4 Jan
3
4
34% Jan
4
43
38 3/4 Aug 23
36
4
39% Jun
5
513/4 Jan
13
42% Jan
3
53
7
American
Dec
27
701/4 Jan
6
97% Mar 28
American
243/4 Jan
11
19 Va Jan
3
25V4 May 12
5
40
2
591/2 Jun
American
Mar 30
84
443/4 July
89
Feb
Jan
4
Jun
14
421/4 July 19
50
30
29% Jan 20
471/2 Jun
46% Jan
21
17% Sep
27
Jan
59% July 18
573/4 Jan
3
4
20 Va Jan
3
30
8
32 Va Mar 16
37
31% Mar 15
163/4 July 18
9% Jan
11
38% Jan
18
15
198V2 Jun
15
8% Jan
24
28
13V4 Oct
20
15
Jan
4
24%
Jan~18
Jan
176% Jan
Jun
18% Feb
4
3
Jan"14
31% Sep
6
13% Jan
6
20 Va Jan
3
Sep
9
99 Va Jan
9
861/2 Dec
23
7
6
Mar
9
28
18
15
Oct~21
22
33 Va Oct
3
28% Jan
26
133A Jan
5
15 Va Jan
18
Aug
29V2 Apr
18
Sep
1
Jun
20
1
4
3
16 Va Feb
5
6
481/4 Aug 12
16% Feb
3
145% Aug 24
Apr 28
34
Jan
54
Jan
18
27
19
Jan
3
12 3/a Jan
3
41
140
Jan
4
31% May 24
28 Va Oct
17
43
44
431/2
44 3/e
433/8
45
44%
45%
44%
45%
♦951/2
97
♦951/2
183/4
183/4
♦183/4
19
19
19
19
19
61 Va
623/8
62%
63%
62%
12%
12%
63%
63
12V2
12%
63%
12%
123/4
12%
431/2
12%
123/4
43
42%
43
42%
42%
♦42%
43%
8%
8%
5,200
56%
563/4
3,600
9
par
55
♦81%
25Va
35% Aug 16
33% Jan
3
Can
Co
&
♦22
313A
32
31
313/4
9,700
81%
82
81%
82%
16,600
♦58
59
63Va
*61V2
♦61%
1
91/4
18
27V» Jan
16
4
25
Sep
28
38% Jan
20
61% Oct
26
821/2 Feb
3
25
10
31 % Feb
23
28 3/a Jan
3
7
303/4 Aug 26
30 Va Jan
11
34 % Jun
5
Jun
273A Mar 13
79% Jan
4
51 ya May 19
117
Jan
4
Jun
23
27Va Jan
3
76
Feb
28
1081/2 Dec
30
103Va Jan
3
65% Dec
20
64 3/8 Jan
3
I3OV2 Aug 31
1211/4 Jan
3
351/4 Mar 21
46%
46%
*46
46%
1,400
82%
81
83
233/8
22 %
225/fl
223/8
22 %
4,300
22%
23
223A
23%
55
55 Va
*54
55
*54
55
5,700
91
*90
91
*90
91
543/.
52%
52%
91
43%
90 3A
10
44
423/4
91 Va
20
43%
42%
43%
42%
43%
423/a
38%
40
43%
38
38 Va
37%
61,600
38
37'A
37%
37%
373A
4,100
*90
1
♦30%
220
-
313/a
No par
26%
5
44% July
Feb
36
For
10%
10 3/a
10 3/4
31
30
30%
*30
>
2193/4
221%
218%
30%
31%
30 %
303/4
267/a
26%
26%
26%
16%
16%
*16%
243/4
243/8
*100
100 3/4
44%
•100
45 Va
83
83
42%
Metals_No par
Climax Inc com—1
34%
433/4
42%
44%
2
19
19 Va
49%
16%
30%
26%
17
.
1003/4
30
30
,
27
27
16%
24%
24%
100
100
100%
43%
44%
83%
83%
43%
•42%
34%
103%
33%
*102
43%
433/4
*82
42%
34%
34
103 %
102
1,700
:
3,700
303/a
13,300
273/B
„
16%
24%
84
34
221%
—— —
8,100
10,500
30%
220 %
30%
44%
♦102
*16
30
220 %
16%
24%
34%
*483/0
♦16%
43
219
•
27
103%
18%
*483/4
No par
1
*102
43%
♦82%
43
343/8
103%
•100
84
♦42
347/b
*102
ProductsCo
1003/4
♦82%
100
—
30
219 %
313/4
24%
_100
30 %
222%
11,900
'
3,200
16%
'
900
24 %
3,500
100 V4
50
44%
88,900
83%
200
42%
34V4
56,100
600
102.
20
19
18
18%
17%
18%
18%
18%
5,800
483/4
483/4
49%
48%
49%
48%
48%
600
16%
16
16%
16
16
16
16
800
—1.66%
16%
16%
16%
17%
16%
17%
16%
17
163/4
17
10
403/8
41%
403/B
121,500
40%
40%
403/4
40'A
40%
40%
41
44%
14,900
-No par
Gas
45
44%
—
Co
_
—
44 %
45
1
74 V4
75%
72
par
34%
35%
33%
-
543/4
Chem—No par
55
52%
45
45
45
44%
45V4
73%
72
73
72
723/4
72
72%
4,400
343/4
333/8
33%
33%
333/4
33%
333/4
34,900
'
54%
53
53
53
53
53
•53
5,700
<
1,900
36%
36%
35
36
American
42
421/2
211/2
40%
413/4
21%
38%
40 %
38%
39%
40
41%
5,200
21
21%
21 %
21
21
%
21%
21 Va
2,000
66%
64%
65%
63%
64%
65
65%
633/8
653/4
9,700
1%
Std
&
Seating
14%
Sany com—5
10
Co
Ship Building Co—No par
21%
65%
100
preferred
140%
25
72
non-cumulative preferred_l00
*121
American
6%
Snuff
Co
7%
common
African Inv Co Ltd—£1
Amer South
Foundries
Co
American
Tel
&
Tel
Co_,
American Tobacco common
6%
Viscose
Corp
Water Works
Preferred
6%
33 %
12.50
100
25
preferred
Co com—5
25
series
May 23
19
May 11
6
341/4 May 5
273/4 Apr 17
58% Apr
3
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
Anaconda Co
Preferred
5%%
American
Zinc
AMP
endorsed
Inc
Ampex
series
Lead
&
shares—No par
Corp
15
44
Jan
3
65
333/4 Jan
4
443/4 May 22
Anaconda
1
50
Wire & Cable
5
333/4 Feb
2
28
90 Va Jan
13
45V4 Apr
93V2 Feb
16
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp
$4 preferred
37
17
443/4 Feb
16
Anderson
Clayton
25
Smelting—1
&
Co
No par
6.25
No par
21.80
723/4
72
120
1221/2
203/a
321/4
323/b
141
140
73
*72
121
121
141
•140
723/4
73%
121
*119
141
140
74%
123
*74%
•119
141
75
18,200
130
4,700
1,120
19%
20
19%
20
700
313/4
32%
31%
313/4
31%
31%
123
40
19%
19%
20
20
4,000
31%
313/4
4,700
89%
—1
25
25
140
140%
19%
1
Refining com
preferred
11
10%
10%
16%
28 Va
Jan
105/8
10%
24%
1
see page 24.
10%
10%
13,700
*
34%
363/4
68 3/a Jan
44V4 Aug 12
17
67%
28%
*323/4
36%
54Vi Jan
17
17
,
37
383/4 Jun
footnotes,
171/8
16%
4
1
16%
24%
Feb
4
17 Va
16%
663/4
28
;
363/4
17
933/4 pet
16%
16%
1
263A Jun
12
34%
17
37%
4
Jan
67%
29
•32%
37
293/4 Jan
85
66%
27%
34%
*32%
Amer Research & Develp'm't Corp 1
Jan
311/4 Oct
66%
28%
34%
1
Corp
13% Jan
May 22
66%
28
*321/2
14%
26
6
67%
283/a
600
143%
28
31
66%
28
•90
14%
28
30V4 Dec
1,800
142%
27
42% Oct
37%
14%
273/4 Sep
23
37%
1423/4
29Vt Sep
55 3/a Jun
53%
37%
14%
American
17
37%
142%
5
33% Feb
200
143/a
Apr
181/2 July 18
57,400
1423/4
27
Mar~~l
42%
14 Va
1
42%
42%
*141%
19Va Jan
24
42%
14%
20
191/2 Oct
42
11,500
1423/4
233/4 Jun
13
42Va
85,100
46%
20'A
80%
Machine &
American
18 3/a May 17
11
46
14%
5
8
103/4
•19%
*141%
623/4 Jun
7
11
14%
3
26
10%
1423/4
Jan
Mar
10%
•141
41
Feb
47%
20'A
10%
37%
12.50
preferred
16
14
46%
*19%
10'/a
-100
7%
44Va Dec
25
47
193/4
9%
82 %
Photocopy Equlpm't Co_No
15% Jan
25% Mar
461/4
195/a
9%
463/a
10
—
preferred
32% May 11
4
473/8
81
100
Stores
3
16,000
46
Fdry com—1.75
American
5
47
82
&
American Sugar
Apr
46%
46%
preferred
9OV4 July 10
Jun
46%
82
Co
prior preferred
36 3/4 Jun
93% July 11
46%
453/4
Investment Co of 111
Steel
130
46%
200
6,500
82 %
100
Co_
American
130
183/a
46 %
3
Jan
18%
803/i
22 %
3
34
183/a
!
46 %
603/a Jan
21
18 Va
3,000
411/4
136Va Jan
Jun
18%
46%
42
373/4
1443/4 Aug 25
18
18%
63%
41%
38
American
2
61%
*61%
41%
42
American Smelt & Ref'g com_No par
11
♦59
63 %
41%
37%
26V4 Mar 21
76V2 July 10
61 %
*61%
No par
No par
Optical Co—
145 % Mar
*58
63%
x413/8
Corp
News
1271/2 Apr
59
42s/a
721% May 18
July 18
41 3/a
59
37%
3
120
41
♦61%
42%
13
4
43,600
37%
Jan
24
10,700
233/4
125
25
16
Aug
293/8
23 Va
♦112
193/4
105/8
Rad
28%
233/4
122
300
46 %
No par
Potash &
29%
233/a
*112
23
♦195/a
Foreign Power
American
29
24Va
122
703/4
12.50
543% Jan
62 % Aug
481/4
20
16%
American
41%
71%
100
'
47 %
•195/8
40c
2
♦112
47
Inc
16 % Mar 13
123
41
18 Va
12
126
♦113
46%
14
Feb
125
33 Va
Co
23%
24%
59
Dec
Mar
24
59
21% Oct
54
24'/2
4IV2
Corp
71
*22
29%
241/4
10
103'A
81s/B
29%
41
59
117
81
29%
♦115
13 3/4 Dec
133% Dec
82
293/a
68%
American
9
803/4
29%
281/2
American
50% Mar
85%
100
42
Mar
31%
291/4
67%
Natural
42 % Mar 10
23,200
23
32
♦22
32%
181/4
Motors Corp
May 17
71%
223/4
31%
221/2
283/8
American
Jun
53,500
22%
31%
106
83
46 Va
Power
American
62
4,200
31%
32
♦22
♦101
10
3
146
31 Va
31%
22Va
:
433A July 10
473A Apr 10
Amer
313/a
31%
71
18 Va
Cable
Meter
783A July 10
45 Va Apr 13
313/a
31 Ya
30%
313/4
46%
Molasses Co_
21% Apr
31
23,300
69%
106
No par
Co
American
28
320
26%
104V4
303/a
♦101
Corp—.^..2
American
19% Apr
83
25%
*102%
30%
*321/2
Metal
*813/4
26
103%
71
American International
American
253/4
31%
5
Metal
255/a
30%
20
4%%
25%
693/4
106
No par
Mach
25%
1,500
301/2
preferred
Ice
American
253/a
563/4
82
73Vt
American
American
257/a
56%
*813/4
4,200
311/4
21
May 16
82
13
721/4
29% Apr
16% Apr
July 12
57'/4
82
9
30%
Hosp Supply Corp_No par
35 3/a
56%
813/4
8%
31
Hardware
48
56V2
813/4
83/4
10
700
19,400
32%
Home Products—
1023A July 10
20% May 16
533A Apr
7
541/2
83
8%
94%
32
American
5%%
8%
94%
♦101
American
May 24
♦83/4
96
10
common
Chicle
x423/4
9'/a
57
♦94%
100
;
Chain
44
97
1
Co
&
American
♦951/2
19
62%
American
25 Va May 22
97
1,500
7,600
14,100
61%
631/2
18 3/a
American
3.90%
10
44
7
45%
10
♦35%
♦18%
Distilling Co
American
90 Va Jan
67
24
10%
35%
44
441/2
100
common
Export Lines
20
34 Va Jan
14
HVa Nov
10
35%
43
No par
American
27
24% Jan
18
138Va Jan
10%
35 %
433/4
10
Corp
European Secur
86 Va Feb
32 Va Jun
Apr
43V4 Apr
10%
35%
43V2
No par
Radio
&
Electric
63% Apr
37
26
10
35%
43%
Enka
14
473/4 Mar 23
I7V2 Dec
10%
351/4
431/2
20
American
July 19
6
27% Jan
13%
gtd
American
Jun
15
581/4 Jan
1
14
31
10
35
44V4
No par
Arma
Cable
prior
82
92V2 Aug 15
26
86% Jan
Oct
10%
35%
26
105
♦90
10%
50
American
/
91Va
35V4
May 25
35
9
4%%
*90
43%
Barge Line Co
3
Crystal Sugar common_10
American
Va
1
Apr
230
16 5/8 Jan
2OV4 Jun
13
23,300
92
5
preferred
43 %
76%
10
1
American Cyanamid Co
5
July
32% Jun
4
20% Sep
103
7%
8
July
/
23% Apr
12% Apr
19
7
American
Mar 20
71
33Vi Jan
29
17% Feb
91 Va
preferred
American
91% July 21
59% Jun
52
5%
July 12
30% Dec
94
91%
Amer Commer
77
Jan
25
2
91 %
Broadcasting-Paramount'.
Inc common
1
133/4 Sep
21
16% Jun
♦90
4,000
Theatres
435% Jan
393/4 Qct
22 Va Sep
1421/4 Feb
17
Bank Note
203% May
4.
11% May 26
233/o Oct
30
92 Va
71%
preferred
American
63/4 Jun
♦90
70
-
10
Co
American
61% Apr
1,300
8,300
70%
preferred
Bakeries
American
23
45/a
333/4
693/4
Corp
Corp
6
19% Feb 28
45/a
33%
70
12.50
11
43% Jan
43/4
33%
No par
Apr
11
4%
33%
7OV2
America
51% Jun
23
6,800
75
43/4
333/8
173/4
3
46% Dec
10,900
75
43/a
331/4
173/4
24
20
743/4
74
„
173/4
Apr
6
6,000
75%
9%
75'/4
173/4
102 % Jan
4
9%
9%
17%
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No
par
American Airlines common
1
19
93/4
74
9,700
173/4
34
253/4 Mar
2,200
70
4
6%
293/a
17%
Jan
American
293/a
68
26
5
293/a
173/4
Petroleum
30
5,500
29
93/4
18
Corp
Jun
29%
9%
9%
697/a
Amerada
64 % Apr
29 Va
9%
17%
Amalgamated Sugar Co
62
30
125/b
69
Amerace
3V2%
29%
12%
331/4
Mar 24
American
123/4
75%
43/4
Jun
26
12%
30 %
4%
26
May 31
893/4
33%
937/a May 16
43 Va Apr
88%
47/a
33
27 Va May 17
91
33%
3
130
90
4%
19
Jan
92
12 5/8
33 Va
24
36
901/2
121/2
77 %
Jun
21
931/4
12 3/4
30
69 Va Jan
May 11
90
121/2
13
75%
Aluminium Limited
81 Va Mar 30
7
,95
12 Va
97/a
common
38 Va Jan
30
2,600
convertible preferred
Cement
7
17 % Dec
29
Portland
517/a Jan
7
28%
100
5
Oct
29%
Corp common—No
preferred
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
35% Oct
28
3,800
28%
94
5
24 Va
36V4 Sep 26
81% Jun 28
293/a
Corp
Jan
26
293/a
5
Feb
Oct
293/a
1
60
16
9,100
29
293/4
9
37
40V4 Sep 29
46 Va Mar 22
223/4
29%
2 9 3/8
Inc
15% Jan
14
22
29Va
30Va
preferred
4
353/8 Dec
22%
29%
30 Va
common
July 12
1
9,000
22%
29%
30 Va
100
Jan
July 28
22%
29%
30V4
1
63
8
221/2
29 Va
5
30
30 3/4 Dec
17%
2
18
Nov
11,000
17%
2
24
Jan
10,200
59%
23 Va
Inc__
Oct
4
23
573/8
173/a
22%
Corp
13% Oct
57
22
57%
17%
23V4
4%
May 15
35 Va Feb
23
57
173/8
22 Va '
No par
Allied Stores
84% May
21%
573/4
17
9%
Allied Mills
Allied
28
23
13
10% May 11
101
July 25
1
52% Apr
223/4
551/4
17%
Allied Chemical Corp
Allied Kid Co___
59 Va Apr
13
Dec
Feb
213/4
56V4
No par
Inc
Allen Industries
5
300
22Va
50c
Ludlum Steel
5
28
55
18
1181/2
1
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
2
100
8,900
118%
116
70%
No par
convertible
3
Jan
19
1
116
Shares
52
69V4
17Va
common
Jan
7% Jan
44
36% Apr
108
15
6%
116
*50
69%
55 Va
preferred
Allegheny
♦113
52
68%
22Va
1
Alleghany Corp
4
4
Jan
4
14
59
6% Oct
Jan
90
15 Va Apr
53% Apr
48 Va Apr
4
Jan
4 Va %
115
♦50
17 Va
Products
Inc
68
56
1
Products
Aldens
51%
663/4
23%
Co
Corp
Gas
51%
67
the Week
17%
J Industries
Alabama
July 21
22% Jan
41 Va Sep
75
40
July 18
A
Alco
511/a
66%
♦111
Friday
July 21
\
55
10
Reduction
♦511/4
67%
Sales for
Thursday
July 20
23
1
Co
Control
52%
112 Va
HIGH sale prices
1
Corp
Aeroquip Corp
9
4
♦112
AND
Wednesday
July 19
25
Inc
Admiral
21
11% Oct
66%
100
Inc
Stores
Express
July 18
♦51%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
15 Va Mar 24
36% Apr
Steel
Tuesday
July 17
5
common
preferred
Vending Corp
43% Apr 17
99% Jun 29
3
27 Va Jun
8% May 11
Laboratories
3
22% Jan
4
ABC
60
10
Monday
Par
1
convertible
July 20
10% Jan
9 V2
4%
Acme
24'/a Jan
28 %
Abbott
May 25
21V2 Apr 25
24 Va Jun
5
Jan
LOW
STOCK
Abacus Fund
125% Apr
7
27% May 16
20 V2 Jun
YORK
EXCHANGE
53% May 10
75
Apr
7
52 Va Jan
7
NEW
Highest
44% Jan
26
98 J/4 Mar
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Year I960
40
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
PRICES
Range for Previous
Lowest
13
*
90
89%
89%
89
87%
88%
87%
873/4
34 Va
34
34%
341/4
34%
353/8
35
35%
35%
36
36
36 Va
4,600
34%
34
34
33%
34
333/4
34 Va
2,100
106,100
118 3/a
91
34
1173/4
120
92 %
90%
126
1261/4 127 %
x563A
58
55%
118%
119
913/4
90
89
1203/8
119
90%
126%
125%
56%
543/4
56 Va
23%
23%
89%
1263/4
126
•
120%
91
119 %
90
120
91%
1,800
11,300
1253/4
55%
'
126%
55%
55%
56
29,300
23%
24
233/4
24
7,700
126 %
1,030
233/a
23%
23%
*28%
*27%
283/4
273^
•28%
283/4
273/4
♦28 %
28%
•28 %
28%
•28 %
*27
273/4
•26%
27%
*263/4
14%
27 %
19%
40A
,14%
28
20/a
41 %
14%
143/4
14%
14%
14%
15
15
15
27%
27%
27%
273/4
27%
27%
27%
27 %
18%
19%
18%
19%
18%
19 y«
18%
19
393/4
403/b
39%
393/4
39%
40
39%
39%
5,200
54%
55%
54 %
54%
18,400
37%
37%
23
,i<37_., 37 %
363A
37 A
*91%
39%
93
39 A
•27
s
36%
•91%
39%
37 %
93
393/4
28%
27%
4,900
4,500
92,400
53
f
54 %
53%
54%
54
55%
36%
37
36%
36%
38
37%
630
363/4
37%
36 %
37%
353/4
35%
5,600
•91%
40
93
403/4
•91%
40%
93
•91%
93
403/4
•40
403/4
1,400
14
(326)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
..
Monday, July 24
1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
30% Sep
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
20
40'A Jan
3
43% Apr
57% Jun
26
39% Dec
28
37% Feb
21
Sep
19
77% Jan
4
67% Jan
3
79
29
Sep
28
42% Feb
19
37% Jan
3
53 %
75
26
53 % Dec
50
21
Jan
4
11
Jun
Jan
13
83 % Aug 26
44% Jun
9
78% Jan
24
3
46
12 % Oct
10
20 y4 Jan
13% Mar 16
17
19% Oct
July 25
29% Juh
1
56 % Jan
20'A Feb
20
22
Jan
4
8
5
Dec
21
102 7/8 Feb
49 % Oct
10
63
Jan : 4
53% Jan
20% Sep
27
9% Jan
7
27% Jan
Arvin
1
1
July
9% Jan
3
38 %
Aug 29
35% Jan
4
79% Jan
88 %
May 11
83
July 14
3
87% Feb
85%
-
30% Jun
5
/
12% Aug
1
20% Jan
4
13% Jan
5
24
24% Jan
31
1
% July
•13% Jan
19% Dec
30
29% July 21
17% Aug 18
11% May 11
18% Dec
21% Feb
11
52 % July 11
17% Feb
4VB Aug 16
30
3
3
2
7% Jan
5
43/4 Jan
5
373/4 Jan
4
36% Jan
10
11'% Oct
31
17'/a Jan
4
123/4 Jan
3
24% Jan
26
901/4 Jan
30'% Aug 12
22'/a Sep
94 % Jan
4
8
82'/4 Jan
12
14
28'/4 Jan
3
88
28
45'% Oct
26
233/b July 19
43i% July 20
34
Aug 15
62% Feb 11
431% Oct
26
12'% Dec
21
13'% Dec
16
1
72'% Dec
29
49
Jan
20
Sep
983/4 Aug 30
8
31
E0
273/4 Jan
43% Jan
18
Jan
24% Oct
.
59
Corp
Conv
7% Mar 29
47
Jan
27
Jan
19
4%
62% Jan
Barber
19
14% Nov
17
16%) Oct
12
153/8 Jan
3
19'% May 22
Basic
18
27
25% Jan
8
183/4 Feb
8
473/b Jan
3
24'/4 May
56'% Feb
Basic
57% Aug 23
Dec
39'% May
34% Mar
3
58% Jun
8
38'/4 Apr
14
27
8
1
48'% July 10
37
183
Mar
83
83%
25%
25 J/8
25%
7,800
31/4
3 '/b
3'A
31,000
Iron
Works
62'% Jan
13
78
21
Apr
2
87
Jan
3
Aug 10
81
Jan
6
1033/4 Sep
83
17% Mar 14
&
191/4 Nov
7
31% Dec
14
42'% Apr
18
32i% Mar 31
50 3/, Dec
29
14% Jun
8
37% Jan
k25
19
89 3/4 Feb
Oct
12
17'A Apr
19
31% July 21
483/8 Jan
16
20% Mar 29
4
483% Jan
13
July 26
89 % Feb
14
17.% Aug 30
25
14% Jan
57'% Jun
12'% Jan
3
93
11% July 27
13
66'A Oct
24
74'% Jan
4
32% Feb
3
34% Dec
22
33'% Jan
4
45
7
50'% Nov 28
48'% Jan
12
1
Jan
58
Jun
28
Jun
10
1% Oct
20
1'% Jan
Lomb
1
38% Jan
13
33'% Jan
3
3%%
33% Feb
8
3 7'A Dec
50
5
Jun
41
8
57'A Jan
4
Apr
39'% July
24
7
Beck
8
Jun
2
72
Jan
Aircraft
31
5%
19
493/a Apr
Bethlehem
17
141'A Jan
3
215% Feb
3
12'% Jan
3
69% Oct
18
82
Feb
8
71
Jan
6
82
35'A Sep
37 5% Oct
26
49'% Mar 25
41
Jan
9
24
Jan
4
325% Jan
3
21 % Dec
71% Apr
453/a Apr
23
29% Jan
6
223% Jan
3
28
Mar 13
Bliss
12% Oct
11
20% Jan
4
16'% Jan
4
28
May 25
Bliss
33
Mar 28
39% Dec
28'A Jan
6
24
18% Oct
26
10
17
7
17
22'% Feb
11
18 % Jan
5
22% Jun
17 3A May 11
24 3% Feb
10
19 % Jan
3
40'A Feb
673% Dec
5
553% Feb
7
48'% Jan
6
35
3
36'A Apr
7
683% Apr 14
43% Mar 29
1
31% Nov
2
76'% Dec
15
18'A Aug 10
69 5% Feb
5
5
Dec
79'% Mar 30
29
69
Dec
29
Sep
22
Jan
77'% July 21
28'% Jan
3
67
■„
Jan
11
22
113A Jan
13
4% July 21
9% Dec
23
203/a Jan
18
8'/a July 21
8'A Oct
31
13% Jan
4
5% Dec
12
12 3/8 Jan
43% Oct
31
38% Feb
17
76% Jan
4
25
1C4
66
Mar 22
Mar 16
Jan
29
12
633/4 Jan
6
4
663/8 Dec
82
8 3/4 Jan
48
Jan
Jan
3
3
lo
30
1
50
Dec
30
•44
Jan
17
38% Dec
7
35
Jan
5
13% Dec
6
27% Jan
133/4 Jan
6
Borden
3'%%
Borman
Braniff
3
39 3A Apr
112
Apr
21
Inc
79
82% Sep
12
Club
.26 % Dec
5
20'% May 27
73/g Oct 24
40% Jun
Jan
26
86
Apr
19
Jan
26
37
Apr
27
3
2
27% Jan
28
Sep
1
19 % July 21
16
Jan
4
Brunswick
Co
Bulova
3
Byers
Co
12
4
83% Jan
25
44
Jan
19
44
Jan
3
51% Mar
9
Canadian
21% Jan
3
27 y4
May 22
Canadian
83
Apr
Cannon
323A Mar 22
45% Dec
27% Apr' 18
61'% Aug 22
55
28
May 26
For
footnotes,
21
see page
3
3
59
24.
Jan
4
4
57% Jun
6% May
22'/a Jun
18% Jan
119
California
9
Callahan
5
Calumet
12
May
9
4
90'% Jun
6
49
Feb
(A
6
Apr
28 Vn
28
3
59%
60
57
59
40
403%
40%
40%
58'A
58%
583/4
58'A
58%
125
♦268
98
98
*97
19
19
h.
193/4
1223/4
126
58%
98%
18%
129
;
* 83
300
19%
19'A
*268
99
*97
.
58%
300
85
•£.
23
-i1.
*83
122 'A
85
300
19
'-<
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22%
•
33
X21%
'■?*
33"
63%
633/4
*92%
12%
61
22'A
33%
64
63 %
64
17
17%
56%
58
♦92%
94
60'A
62%
61%
53%
53 %
50
8
43'A
40
5
15%
43
40%
142'A
16
82
15'A
393/4
*142
15%
*80
J
50c
43%
39%
142'A
143
82
-100
43
40%-'
►142'A
153/8
82
•80
-31%:
31%
65%
653/4
67%
9,000
17%
17%
800
563A
94%
123%
12%
62%
62 3A
12%
633A
18,000
54'%
15,000'
50'%
25,700.
37%
37%
375%
3,900.
431%
39%
425%
40
142%
43
40%
142'%
15%
15%
153A
155%
82
80%
80'%
*80'%
603/4
61
60
60
38%
38%
38%
38%
383%
24%
25
25
243A
243/4
50%
*243A
24%
,
24%
59%
40%
41%;
*77%
243/4
223/4
23%
39%
393/a
40'A
39%
393/4
39%
40'%
48%
493A
48
3,400.
49%
48 3/4
49%
48%
49'%
55,000-
•5
223A
f
3.50
7%
3
55%
8
•
24%
24%
24%
243%
21%
21
213%
21
25
25%
25'%
25
60
60'A
60
61
40%
40
40 5%
40
40'%
79
78
78
77'%
77'%
79
45%
78'A
78%
*5%
9%
73/4
46'%
45'A
100
*109%
83%
110
103/4
5
.9
:
1,700
11
;
8,600
7%
7%
10%
73/4
54%
54%
.
343%
.
7%
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■
53%
:
11,400
86
34%
34%
34%
34
►109 3/4
110'A
110
110%
84
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84
*83% i
;
200
51%
52%
52
53%
52%
53%
45
45
443A
443/4
44'A
44%
18%
193/8
44'A
17%.-
443/4,
18%
17
173/4
17%
18
17%
18
15
15%
.15%
•84
85%
♦84
15'%
16
*84
15%,
85%
*84
15%
35'%
35%
35%
145%
14%
44%
17%
.193/4
453%
17
r
17'A
20
79
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72
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1
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84
29 y.
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79
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313/4
31
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313/a
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84
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10%
10%
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28
20%
5
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53
5%
5
19'%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
11.80
Dry Corp common—1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
—100
Ry„
*78
283A
31%
Canada
13%
53A
-
18%
14'%
110y2
-
x52%
6
19'%
110%
25
*86
*43'%
13%
,
25'A
•„
89
45
.,
;
48
——25"
23'%',23%,
*68
48
70
109'A
24%
No par
No par
143/4
19%
,
72
20'A
3.33'%
Corp
15'A
30%
,
14%
53/4
18'%
14'%
14'%
110
109'A
25'%
88
*43'%
24%
45
47%
233%
70
70
*87
*43'%
48'%
23V»
>
72
843A
28
14%
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10
72
*83
843A
27%
303/4
31%
19%
19%
103/4
10
40
273/4
31
20'A
10
52%
52'%
5%
6
18%
;
4,300.
39,400
79%
*10
6
1,700
19%
.
30%
18%
253%
283/a
,
3,700
1
16%
193/4
*78%
20
525/8
110
16%
79%
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10%
52'A
5%
19
17
20
*83
:
900
44%
16%
28%
53,600
.
143/4
44'A
*78'A
31
18,100
85'A
14%
193/4
:
.
1,500
.
35
44%
72
10%
<
■;:
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•.
81,600.
15%.
343A
14%
84
20%
15%
*84
343A
44%
79%
*20%
52'% '
*86
17%
19%
....
85'/4
343/4
45
17
82%
1
Inc,
14%
443/4
"
79%
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Corp
35%
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M)
343A
15
445%
17%
1
143%
44%
—5
Inc com_
.
85%
35 y2
533/4
,
18 3/4
14'%
25'A
*87
45
*43'%
88
800
:
2,500
6
:
8,000
6,300
14%
12,600
•
110
3,800
25%
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45
1,100
.
19
109%
25'%
22,000
52%
t.
185%
: 14%
25%
88
6
2,700
-
52%
109'%
14%
109
6,700
70
84
543%
525%
2,800,
30
34%
110%
45
Inc
,
54%
82'A
:
-
52
5
Co
Mills Co
.3,800
44%
1
Breweries
*83%
75%
No par
5
preference
Pacific
110
83%
1,500'
No par
5
Hecla
34%
110%
'
:
8% :
55%
.
3,200'
4%
55
83 %
110
4,900
:
-
9'A
11
55%
*110
83%
13,700
-
78'%
55%.
34
6,400.
.
46'%
78
1,500
5%
9%
:
600-
3,200
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25%
79
5%
11%
7%
'
78'A
9%
10%
24%
21%
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5%
9%
11%
7%
V
45
79
5%
9%.
563/a
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46%
\ 78%.
11
v,
6,100.
61'% .62%
40 %
60'A
40%
5%
9%
.1,900)
22% t 23%
21%
45%
.
11%
'
23 '/a
25
*77%
5%
*9%
*24%
c
21%
60
79%
11
24%
'
25%
40%
•
79
78%
1,3006,200
25
25%
.
60 y4
*--5
46 '
'
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21%
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46
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39'A
;
25
-
70
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23%
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Packing
.
39
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No par
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&
500
4,800.
•
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137,800)
15%
82
61
403/e
series A
3,400.
393/4
142'%
142 %
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23%/
200
1%
60
25%
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23%
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,4,600.
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60%
25
*
17,700
94%
38%
5
80
l'A
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40%
-
63
50%
1%
14,800
■
58
12|%
53 3A
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43
57%
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64%
5334
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143
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57%
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213/4 *
60-
—10
30
21%
33%
64'A
50
42%
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5,400
13,200
22%
533/8
50'A
~10
19
123%
* "86
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12%
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19
213A
94%
12%
4,200
98'A
121%
86
5,700
i
*31%
•
573/4
12%
53'A
62
533/4
50'A
56%
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12%
123/4
53%
21%
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173/4
63'A
*17
94
*50
223/4
33
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Inc
19'A
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-DIM
300
*98
124'%
*84
-4,100
-3,400
'
58%
►268
98%
121%
85
58%
300
*98
1253/4
85
\
58%
*268
37%
common
Co
Terminal
11% Apr
773A Jan
4
4% Jan
135/8 Jan
591/4
39%
10
second
2 l'A Jan
38% Jan
58%
39%
1%
Co
Bush
28
4 5'A
58%
39%
37%
Corp
Burndy Corp
Burroughs
Corp
Feb
45%
57%
393/8
l'A
Co
Co
38% Mar 20
13
45'A
59
39%
•268
2.50
Corp
25
Mar 10
45%
1,000
58
25
preferred
3%% preferred-
8
20% Oct
453A
443/a
1,600
39%
373A
;
Burlington Industries
14
Apr 29
2,200
1%
Inc
Dec
49
53%
37%
Inc
Co
Watch
92
43% Mar 14
53%
46
1%
common—
24'% Dec
12
45
373/4
Inc
preferred
9
Sep
46%
^100
preferred
Shoe
7
87
46'A
53 %
81%
20
26
"2,300
53%
60
17
*83'%
18% Oct
Mar
53%
82
93/8 May 13
Feb
53%
'
85
18
Mar
52%
'
80'%
7'% Jan
19
513A
.
85
26 3/8 Jan
80
52
203/B
84
6
45
51
20'A
83
13
-
163%
203/8
84
31
6
16%
*193/4
81%
3 5/b Oct
28
*59'A
16 34
19%
85%
12% Dec
j
591/4
16%
193/8
84%
37% Jan
433% Nov
59%
16 3/4
83
4%%
81
8% Jan
59'A
17%
1%
common
4%
23
59.1/4
59
*84
July 17
70% Mar 28
Feb
1,900
86
Bullock's
163A Jan
2,500
22'A
34%
46
73 % Jan
403/q
92
37%
Co
4
600.
40'A
22 3/4
84
Bullard
76'A May 13
67% Sep 15
'43%
41'A
22
84
193% May 17
24
*42%
40 'A
23
20%
1
Co
Forge
9
43'%
42%
22%
59
No par
Bucyrus-Erie
2
43%
41%
23%
84%
$5
3,800
'
43%
2 pesos
Brass Corp
9
1
24
2,800
17
2.50
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Jun
58%
—_1
6
22% May 10
213/a Mar 28
24
34%
Buffalo
Jan
23%
1
8
15% Jan
29%
20
1
Mfg Co
Stratton
26
11% Jan
29%
23%
<
29%
33/4% preferred—>.
100
Brooklyn Union Gas common——10
Budd
80
29%
17%
1
1951
Stores
Bristol-Myers
5.50%
270
84
203/s
_10
common
46
19
*83%
173%
-T100
Airways Inc
17% Jan
Jan
•
20
100
common
Brown
25
98
84
23
40c
28
913% May 31
74"% Mar
8
July
May
97'A
*83'A
1,900
*43
433A
24
58%
Boston & Maine RR common.No par
5% = preferred
1.100
373/4 Jun
6
43'A
*23%
j.--—1
pfd
Inc
Boston Edison Co.
853A Jun
78% May
44 %
100
Inc
Inc
Food
80 3/4 Jan
68
233/4
12.50
,
26
Jan
233/B
*43%
100
Corp
10% Oct
21
293/4
1
preferred
133/4 May
Jan
29'A
5
Co—
Borg-Warner
29
66
30%
No par
Inc
15
72% Dec
29%
;
common
Corp
Stores
18
31
32%
10
Co
Bond
Sep
36% Aug
9
233/4 Aug 25
97'A
31
/.
83
1
Book-of-the-Month
Jan
7
97
83
10
i
Brooks
86
29
12,700.
98
98
84
100
Aluminum &
24
14% Apr
163/B Dec
313/4
98
97'A
84
10
Co
6
30'A Nov
3 l'A
31%
9 7'A
83%
5
W)
2
4
31"%
31%
5%
5%
97
17
Co
Jun
17% Jan
313A
32
5%
83
50
Decker
263A Jun
80
31%
31%
5%
58%
&
4
4
313/a
23,900
17
Briggs
29'A Aug
12% Dec
24% Jan
5,700
15%
58
60% Apr 12
86% July 11
86% Mar 14
44% Dec
7
453/a
15%
1
3
11
Jan
May 18
143/8 May 15
45'/8
15'%
SOW.
Manufacturing
11
.68
63/8 Mar 22
14
45%
15%
_ui-l
Briggs
30% Jan
106% Jan
79'% July 17
45%
15%
_1
preferred
1
Jun-15
64'A Jan
Aug 25
76% Aug 19
7
5%
453/4
15%
100
Inc
11
-78% J an
110
493% Jun
5%
45
15%
common—No par
Bohn
.
5%
44%
15%
243/4
1
3
30
30
May 19
55%
44
.
Aug 30
31% Dec
80
40,100
297,400
5%
45
Boeing Co
-
1,000
30%
15%
44
Laughlin Inc
Bobbie
July 11
29'%
45%
23%
Inc
Blaw-Knox
273/s Feb
51
3,200
22'%
1
pfd series of
(E
2,500
163/4
16%
*22
53/4
25%
common
Co
Steel
Black
&
14
15%
45
preferred
&
13%
443/4
2.50
Gypsum
18
50% Apr
6
Co
4'%%
; x35%
100
Corp!
Bigelow-Sanford
July 14
22'% Jan
20
Oct
1%
13
38'% July 3
35'% Jan 26
—
21
May 15
38%
14
27/64
100
1
Consolidated
&
23
36%
No par
preferred
Best wall
6
53
37,300
preferred
Benguet
19
,
373/4
Intercontinental Corp
Best
183/b Apr
36%
RR-ii-J
Howell
&
40% Apr .13
48 3A Mar 13
148
152,400
37%
Corp
Corp
Beneficial Finance Co
113A Dec
Aug 26
23i/4
36'%
Bendix
138 'A Jan
151
231%
37%
24%
45
Instruments""
S) 4%'%
Creek
4'A%
May 18
1% Jan
23'%
35%
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
Belding-Heminway
Bell
5
54% July 21
52
23'%
36%,
23 %
31%
25
Shoe >(A
Bell
93'% Mar 16
Apr
23%
Inc
Beech
y
69% May 25
16 %
Mills
Beech
•-
67'% July 21
20
31%
22%
B
1
Co
prior
preferred
Beckman
6
353/4 Feb
30%
23%
*23
\
32%
31/64
preferred_100
Inc
conv
Beaunit
July 19
27'A Jun
22%
23%
31%
100
Inc
Foods
4'%%
3
30 3A Nov
Mar 16
100% May 15
21'A Apr
3
1453/4 May
5
85
22%
31%
Corp__
275
.
23
31
*23
►13%
1
Mar 16
9
17
22%
32%
Corp
1
253/8 Jun
16%
23%
;
Dec
20
17%
14
13
com
stamped
Cigars
15% Sep
17%
9
Corp
Laboratories
11
►13%
17%
common
Bayuk
94% Jan
13%
17%
Corp
series
Baxter
275
13%
18%
5c
Elec
&
Beatrice
Aug 29
13%
18 %
1
64
<
31,600
1,120
13%
Co
40% July 21
97
56
No par
Corp
6
249
.
3%
($1.20)—No par
Co of Amer_2.50
4
3
10
2,400
83 J/4
19
3
55%
3%
51'% Jan
SO'% Feb
56 %
82%
33 '/a Apr
31
55%
9,000
i,
25%
5
Jan
56%
84
.41%
3%
7
76% May 16
40'%
*83
83%
Jan
45
40%
25%
56'% Dec
5
Mar 21
40%
•
3%
53% Jun
30'% Oct
41
53,800
Y
25
Inc
Bausch
40%
41%
37,700
9%
46 J/4
3%
Inc
Products
Bath
83 J/4
46
25%
Aroostook
Oil
83%
9%
:
3%
Ohio
Preferred
84
►83
100
Bangor &
25%
9%
25
1
non-cumulative
293/4 May 18
70% Mar 17
9
25'%
46
26%
3%
1
Stamped
Jan .18
25%
9%
25
Wilcox
&
25%
6,000
20
preferred
Baltimore
69%
55
preferred series C
4%
19
47% Jan
63
4'%%
9
68%
83%
Baltimore
88% May
69%
56%
33% May 22
100
68%
210
■
83%
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
Gas
109 %
45%
84
200
1,400
56%
pref
T)
109
9%
*83
"
/
■
82%
26
17% May 22
&
109%
45%
45
.41%
109
:
.
25%
9%
45
7,400
43
87
83%
1 ;•
(B
25%
9%
26%
43
58%
Electronics
Babcock
26%
9%
45
41%
.—
Babbitt
52'% Apr
; 25 %
1,700
83%
Corp
Avnet
69%
9%
45 %
84
*86'/4
*86
--
109%
69%
26 '/4
43%
87%
1,700
;;
56%
Rights
8
109%
69%
26%
34
22%
10
Automatic Canteen
' Avco
9"%
26%
130
34
22 '/4
'
•
43%
86%
109%
22%
*42%
26%
34 %
_100
common
prior
85
69%
45%
41%
*42%
•
109%
-26%
*g3
26%
43%
85
34
22%
common
Industries
Nichols
85
70.
26
No par
common
Austin
133% Mar
58% July 17
RR__
*42%
109%
68%
100
preferred
40 % July 20
9
Aug
109%
10
-
15
preferred
B
series
5%
4 3/64 July
5
24 % July 10
May
Line
Chemical
Atlas.
May 10
68 %
Coast
$3.75
Atlas
.29% May 12
45% Mar 29
3
27% Oct
'
preferred—10
Co com—4%
City Electric
preferred
8
Mar 11
com„1
.—100
Qo
non-cumulative
83% Mar
20% Oct
Corp
Investment
3
12
15
43%
76
27
5,300
15%
84%
series_No par
preferred
18
4% Feb
*15
*42%
$1.50
Goods
Dry
1st
80 % Aug
14% Apr
160
*15
40'%
22%
74 % Jan
9
83%
40%
33%
Atlantic
July 17
3% July 18
*82'%
41 %
22%
Atlantic Refining
13% Feb
63%
83%
41%
22 %
4
25
64%
83 %
41%
62%
26%
2
4
63 %
83%
.41%
26%
May
15
63%
*82%
42
22 %
60
6% Jan
8,100
63
83%
26%
48% Feb
15% Feb
641%
62 %
*
23
3
5
29,400
26%
42% Jan
2
50%
22%
40% Jun 29
Dec
49'%
2.50
24
13% Dec
-51%
Inc
29
:
17,300
34 %
58% Feb
Jan
75 J/2
34
preferred
4%
74%
34%
Atlantic
21
75%
33%
Industries
5%
*
47% May 15
74%
49%
2.50
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
■
75%
51%
Corp
Associates
-
74%
51 %
82%
42%
Corp
3,200
75%
41%
83%
42%
27 % July
10% Mar
'
62%
*82%
—1
Shares
52%
15%
34%
43% Dec
31
62
the Week
51%
15%
31 % Jun
;
1
Friday
Ju'y 21
75
>
15
40 % Mar
3
53%
70% July 14
28% Feb
7,600
76%
52Vbs
15 %
5.25%
7
48%
15%
Equipment
2nd
48%
:—5
Associated
7
39 J/2
48%
46%
Oil & Refining common__l
Ashland
Jun
39 J/4
47%
39 %
48%
No par
Co
Constable
6
86% July 19
3
10'A Aug 29
Arnold
Aro
110
21% Jan
5
Armstrong Rubber
May 22
47
106
23
39%
39%
47%
common—
Sales for
47%
39'/a
48
(Del)
PRICES
July 20
39 %
39%
5
Armstrong Cork Co
$3.75
preferred
Co
SALE
Thursday
75
49%
HIGH
July 19
5
July 20
May 22
AND
Weunesday
10
Corp_„
Armour
&
Tuesday
July 18
July 17
39%
39%
Corp-
Steel
31% Apr
28% Jun
69% Feb
July 18
75
9
Oil
Armco
35 % May 12
35% Jan
37% Jan
27
Feb
100
No par
Argo
5
83 % Feb
Feb
23% Jan
24
18
Jan
25% Aug 22
27 % Jan
5
26
16% Oct
30
Monday
Par
July 17
64 %
28% Oct
11
LOW
STOCK
Archer-Danicls-Midland
12
23 'A July 26
Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
33% Jan
5
57
39
NEW
Highest
*
*43'%
:
5,600
88
45
46%
*
47'%
47%
47%
47'%
'23'%
233%
23 y8
23%
233%
23'%
16,800
69
67
67
67
67'%
1,000
*
48%
'
68'A
(;
.'
3,000
'
Volume
194
Number 6075
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(327)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year I960
Lowest
39 % Oct
23
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
5
49% Jan
4
,44% Jan
NEW
Highest
4
60'A May
YORK
5
Carborundum
19
35% Feb
25
26% Jan
3
36
9
25% Jun
2
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
6
Carlisle
12
6
99 % Apr
5
1
43 % Jan
3
57 y2 May
9
Carolina
39% Jan
3
52 % Mar 30
6
32 Vb Jan
3
49
Carrier
43% July 15
29 % Feb 23
40 % Jan
10
47'A Apr
28
Jan
3
33% Jun
27
78% Jan
46% Feb
1
61% Apr
6
29%
29%
14%
14%
Carpenter Steel Co
41% Jan
10
Carolina Clinchfield &
Feb
Aug 18
44% Sep 19
58% Jan
4
91 % Jan
35
38'A Sep
27 %
28
July 22
395/a Nov
25
243A Oct
10
40% Sep 26
7% Dec
5
71% Dec
30
3 % Nov
98
27
4
22 Ve Jan
5
8% Jan
3
13% Apr
19
72% Jan
4
22
7% Feb
26
3% Jan
3
Sep
19
34 % Jan
6
30% Feb
1
88
Feb
8
94 % Sep
9
89
Jan
11
21
Oct
25
31% Jan
8
22
Jan
3
114% Jun
17
121% Sep
21
115% Jan
6
30
20% July 22
83% Jan
13
71% Jan
97
35% Jan
15
17
Jun
29
19
Jan
11
17
Jan
12
25% Jan
15
22 % Jan
3
Jan
22
24% Jun
46% Dec
30
59
75
Sep 20
19% Mar
8
32% Jan
30
88% Jan
27
42% Jan
4
24 Ve Jan
8
3
18% Jan
80% Aug 17
31% Feb
6
Mar
59
Mar
7%
v
2nd
4%%
10
5%
5
Central
9%
75%
4
37%
\*90
81%
28%
*81%
28
81 %
81%
81'A
1,200
27%
28%
81 %
28%
'28%
28%
27%
28%
9,300
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
26 %
19%
26%
26%
*26%
26%
26%
26%
26
26%
26%
26%
26%
25%
25%
25%
25%
24%
25
25%
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51
•47
♦74
50
♦47
80
♦75
50
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49%
80
*75
80
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
43
31%
43
1,800
43%
42
42%
41
41
3
42
92% Jan
41%
100
96
96
•95
1,300
66%
59
Dec
29
57% Jan
97 % Apr
18
7
-4%%
Jan
17
44% May 17
Cerro
20% Jan
3
64% Jun
Certain-teed
27
Oct
Jan
6
11
July 25
21% Dec
23
26
Oct
40% Apr
5% Jan
7
18
70% Jan
11
42% Jan
6
42
31
11 July 20
31 % Mar
3% Jan
94% Aug 19
90
9
48% Aug 25
39% July
21% Jan
17% May 13
26% May 3
22 % Nov
14
28
41% Dec
20
Jan
38 V* Mar 15
Apr
19
5
99 % Apr
13
6% Dec
29
17
Jan
18
16'A Dec
14
34 % Jan
21
Dec
19
43% Jan
6
2iy2 Feb
35% Dec
30
40 % Apr
7
33
15
36% Jan
4
11
3%%
9% Mar 24
Mar 30
18% Feb
Feb
5%
28
23 y2 Jan
3
38
Feb
4,300
40
41
40
41%
48%
52%
5%
27
32
93%
93
40%
27
1
„
preferred
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100
A
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10
22%
50
com
—
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93
93
93
40%
41
40%
40 3/4
40%
40%
26%
27%
263A
27
263A
27%
50
51
9%
51%
51
511/4
7,600
22 %
21%
213/4
3,200
263/4
26'A
26 aA
5,700
9%
9%
9%
36
36
35%
35'A
35
35
54%
55%
55%
55 5A
54%
553/a
91
91
8
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preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
7%
7%
16%
23y2
23
23
*22
231/4
34%
34%
34
34
*33%
34%.":,
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14%
14%
14%:.
56
56
56
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17
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15%
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31
31
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30
32 %
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32 Va
32%
32
32
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21'A
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21 Va
21%
17
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56
56
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18
17'A
1,800
321/2
4,700
21%
21%
21%
21%
211/2
4,400
21
21
20%
20%
♦20
21
17%
16%
16%
*16%
17%
*16%
173/8
400
26
26%
26%
263/4
14,300
433/a
43%
43%
441/4
29,500
26
Mar 22
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
No par
21%
15
Oct
12
32
Jan
8
15
Jan
4
26
Mar 20
Chicago Yellow
No
21
21
10% Oct
18
15% Jan
4
12% Jan
23
20% May 15
Chickasha Cotton Oil
17%
17 %
17% Nov
4
26% Dec
30
21% Jan
12
31% Apr
11
Chock
26
27%
25%
26%
25%
26%
Nov 29
71% Jan
6
37% Jan
3
48
17
Chrysler Corp
25
43%
44%
43%
43%
43
43%
41% Aug 24
37% Jan
10
Cincinnati Gas & Electric com_8.50
'42%
43%
85%
43
84%
43
85
87% Sep
6
82% Jan
98% Feb
7
37% Jan
45% May li
3
July 19
3
26% July 25
49% Mar 9
68 % Dec
29
39% Jun
1
53 % Dec
23
16% Nov
3
24% Jan
4
39% Dec 21
'
65% Jan
89
Aug 25
,.41% May 19
23% Jan
•-
•
5
3
85
50% Jan
6
13
58% May 17
36% May 10
27% Jun
18
4%
13
32% Apr
26
Feb
16
15% Apr
Jan
16
41% Mar 30
Jan
3
33
-
21
29% Jun
4
j
.
44% Aug
5
59% Jun 23
40% Jan
3
53% Feb
23
99
Apr
7
98% Mar 17
56% Dec
5
62
Apr
8
11
93% July 10
5
56% Jan
Mar
21,
33
2-
42
Feb
17
48% Mar
35% Apr
72% July
5
64% Dec
Jan
10
36% Mar
'47% Feb
23
71% July 10
14
61
Jan
4
74
7
133
Apr
10
140
28
77% Jan
4
95% Feb
26% Aug 24
21% Jan
4
30
1
41% Jan
6
30% Jan
26
5
78
7
74
Jan
5
5
30% Jan
6
23
Jan
3
32% Jun
19
14% Jan
3
23% May 17
43
3
48
19% Nov
10
26% Nov
71% Jan
21% Oct
137
41% Oct 24
76
Jun
20
35% Jan
4
—10
Feb
July
Jun
47
1
guaranteed
15
„
__1
No par
Corp
5
50
Jan
18
Feb
24
47% July 21
54 % Feb
28
34
Dec
7
45% Jun
14
Columbia
Broadcasting
23% Dec
30
42% Apr
27% Apr
19
18%. Jun 21
34% July 21
23'A Jan
3
13.
Columbia
Gas
28
21% Jan
Columbia
Pictures
28
67
Colorado Fuel
E%%
& Iron
145A Jun
60
Jun
17
26% Nov
2
;.7i% Nov
43% July 27
39% Feb
3,
56
19'A Oct
Dec
53% Oct
Jan
9
52% Jan
24
50% Jan
•,
■
12
34% Mar 21
5i'
74% May 25,
66'A Jun
6t
26
noncumulative
4%
13
35% May 26
Combustion
Engineering
16
47% May 16
34% May 31
Commercial
Credit
Commercial
21% Jan
9.
56% Mar
8
69 Vb Dec
15
68 Ve Jan
3
90% Jan
4
103% Jan
22
13
Jun
2
8% Feb
3
101
Aug 19
110% Aug 30
30% Sep
1
14% Dec 29
11% Dec
1
17% Jan
18
7% Jun
6
12% Jan
12
May 26
40% Dec
2
'
.23
59
Jan
90% July
101% Feb
5
Commonwealth
8
4.64%
5.25%
11
111% Apr 18
24% May
4
11% July 18
19% Mar 29
97% Jan
6
107
Jun
23
14
Vb Jan
i
Edison
preferred
preferred—
Elec—5
Comptometer Corp
Conde Nast Publishing
39% May 17
Consolidation
72% Jun
7
Consumers
97'A May
9
87% Jan
81% Jan
88
Apr
5
Jan
13
98% July 11
$4.52
85% Jun
12
90
$4.16
93
20% Sep
19
29% Jan
5
21% July
83
14
94
7
90% Jan
Jan
Oct..
9
37% Jun 28
49
Dec
30
Jun
44% Jan
27
6
-
28
Feb
9
95
12 Vb May 15
58
Mar
3
May
5
16
Jan
3
31 % Dec
2
47% Jan
4
34"% Jan
3
44
75% Jan
4
77% Jan
6
85% Jun
7% Dec
2
83% May 23
14% Jan 20
7% Jan
3
6
22% Jan
27
19% Feb
17
44% May 11
7% Dec 29
59% Dec
21
54 % Jan
4
67
11% Jan
3
7% Jan
3
11% May
40
Jun
57% Dec
22
31
Sep 20
19
Dec
For
1
Aug 22
40% Mar 16
footnotes,
103
9
29% Feb
5
11
Mar
100% Jun
107
$4.50
111
May 16
12% May
15
5
21 % May 11
Apr
17
8
$5
9,900
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64%
64%
■
63%
138
50
64
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1,000
138
50
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87%
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11,200
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12
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10
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40
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56%
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-
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40
38
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40
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.
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500
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55%
55%
13,700
4,300
1
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363A
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36 3/a
36%
363/s
4,100
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715/s
72
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713/4
71%
711/2
71%
71%
71%
71%
7,400
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No par
No par
93%
94%
935/8
93%
93%
943/8
933A
94%
933/4
941/4
97%
97%
97%
971/2
97
97%
861/2
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87%
87%
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87%
5
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100
Coal
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i
Inc
Air Lines
1.25
Baking Co common
5
No par
Can
Inc
10
common
No par
Copper & Steel com
preferred
Insurance
60% Apr 28
Continental
Oil
62
May 17
Continental
Steel
of
2
231/4
22 3/a
93%
93%
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10%
10
10%
10
'
50%
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95
10
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10
210
22%
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18,400
95
20
10%
•
19,300
491%
48%
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103%
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104%
310
40%
41%
413/a
41%
41%
425%
42'A
42%
42%
433/8
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84%
83
83
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49
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10
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70
,
3,300
20%
200
59%
26,500
1
Continental Motors
51% July 19
see page 24.
61%
29%
77%
35% Jan
3
100
61%
61
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103%
convertible
Continental
34%
62%
77%
preferred
Continental
*33 Va
491/a
$5.50 preferred
$3.75
34%
10%
preferred
Continental
59'%
723A
102%
Power Co com
Continental
440
*58%
49
Container Corp of America com
4%
6,100
59%
30 %
No par
preferred
preferred
preferred
Continental
2,400
•
10'A
Laundries Corp__
4
96%
14
Foods
4
57%
96%
49
Consolidated
4
46
56%
98
1
Consolidated
92% Jan
46
57%
10
No par
28
617/a Jan
45%
3,500
29%
62
12%
22
29% Jan
!
25
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18%
1
_l
44'A Feb
4
44,400
*
30%
1083A
25% Jun
12
3,500
Ve
25
62 3/4
108 3/a
7
96% Aug 22
96% Aug 25
35 Ve
72%
100
l_100
5
63% Dec
35
35%
.25%
_
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861/4
13
40% Jan
4,300
12 Va
613A
85%
20% Jan
Oct
28%
12%
72%
r
86 3/8
3 7'A Jun
53 % Jan
6^800
28
!
.
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293/4
313/8
of N Y com—No par
Natural
11,100
32%
28%
.
59%
26 Va
85%
preferred
88'A Jan
36
87
36% Apr
27
35%
253A
85%
Consol Electronics Industries
Consolidated
11,300
53 %
32%
*33%
49
36%
26%
36
com—25
6
11
74%
53 Va
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30%
2
61% Apr
74%
96%
45
23% Jan
3
75
32%
56%
31
42 % Dec
50% Jan
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25%
44%
May 2
May 17
22
49
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...
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Corp
Edison
3,200
53%
'
45%
17%
48
29
27
51% Dec
17%
48
30s/8
30
42% May 18
17%
48
610
41%
25
35%
305/a
30
9
35
45 3/a
60% Jun
46% Jan
36%
30%
68% Dec
20
40"%
301/B
103% Dec
26
42%
76
45
4
$5
41
*1500
43%
311/a
13
Consol
•
45%
17
3.
26%
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31%
96% Jan
86% May 10
137
86%
30%
42% Feb
105% Apr
34
62%
66
45%
Co
Cone Mills
5
/•
30%
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp
31
96%
58%
*33%
59
64%
74%
31%
46%
57
97%
58%
34%
60%
64%
137
87%
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56%
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;
—
15% Mar 22
Jan
,
3,200
101
63%
57
.
13
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55% May
9
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25
43
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73
62
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3
101
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46
1
3
3
35%
5
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41%
53
44%
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30%
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12
37
35%
35%
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49
36
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20
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40%
,;
42
85%.
101
28%
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40%
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48
5
Ohio
Southern
66
.
17%
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23'A Jan
4
25% Jun
—-
44%
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41% Jun
28% Jan
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57
96%
58%
53%
32
29%
12%
.
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10
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4
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88
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.
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85%
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t
common
64% May 22
31'
66
42%
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41
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25%
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33%
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53
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,
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35%
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11
13% Mar
..
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32%
29%
12%
56
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97
42%
85
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,
57%
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42%
System_2.50
Columbian Carbon Co_
&
..
53
,32%
29%
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45%
75%
43%
50
1st pfd
System
preferred
$4.25
' •
5
common
preferred series B
Colorado & Southern Ry—
57
„
1
Radio Co
Collins
30
July 19
—100
Nopar
Colgate-Palmolive Co common..
1
$3.50 preferred
-No par
Collins & Aikman Corp
Nopar
13% Dec
Jan
Nopar
35%
25%
46%
50
1
42% Dec
50% Aug 16
stock
—
Internat'l
Coca-Cola
77% Jun
4%
Coca-Cola Co
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y
,
5
Jun
1
Co
preferred-.,
7%
6
17
Iron
Cluett Peabody & Co com
16
...
_1
;
Corporation
Clevite
—
July
Corp
Special
"
44% July 12
50% Mar 17
8
Clark Equipment Co
Cleveland Electric Ilum common__15
$4.50 preferred
Nopar
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd
50
Nov
12
48% Feb.
12%
Cleveland-Cliffs
80% Dec
9
126% Feb
29%
5
51% Mar 20
61
33%
29%
12%
36 -,
26%
Nopar
Corp
01
12/
54%
32Va
—_5_.
Co—
40%
73'A
74%
1 53%
—10
Cletrac
12
18
Jun
73%
Nopar,
Co
•
*99% 101
42
42
...
Cities Service Co
City Products
c
11
Sep 30
.
City Stores
90% Jan
32
lo
City Investing
"
,
47% Jan
■
Milling Machine Co_
■21
*97% 101
100
C I T Financial Corp
;
.
—-100
preferred-—-.
Cincinnati
14
12
Apr
preferred
4%%
28,
49% Feb 17'
20% Feb
•
;
Mar 23
102% Feb
1,000
32'A
38 V* Mar 21
3
101
8,100
57
.56%
32%
3
Jan
-
600
32
Jan
20
Apr
2,200
30'A
28
25c
33%
145/8
,14%
=
O
60
22
33
■293/4
5
Corp
-
21%
,
400
....
16%
30%
4
O'Nuts
100
8
*16
17%
29 % Jan
5
600
17 5/8
29% Jan
par
3,700
29,300
931/4
73A
*16
Dec
Full
7%
16
Sep 20
Cab
*90
16
17%
._100
.
92
9%
'
*7%
14%
bi
9%
16%
56
No par
23,600
21%
8
St/Paul &oPac
series A non-cum pfd
100
North Western com—No par
&
■,
■26%
23 Va
,,
130
14,500
■
22%
26
98
*7%
r35,/,u
93 Va
26%
*21%
20
-
50%
*93
•16 %
23
?;
10,500
28
9'A
*91
8
200
32%
32%
36%
54%
16%
11,200
49%
56
*36
98
•i.6%
—40
9
,
8,900
5%
*48
41
40%
28%
641,100
38 %
5%
32%
8,800
80,300
1%
37%
5%
49%
130
52%
1 372
38%
5%
96
y49 %
32
*48
22
:
38%
5%
*95
49%
93 Va
.
preferred,
5%
Chic
39
•48
93%
40%
28
1
Corp
Chic Milw
27
19% Feb
3.600
18%
93%
1%
Corp
Chicago Great Western Ry
27
62
21,900
29%
17%
32 VB
Corp
convertible
Class
37% May 26
3
43%
29%
17%
31%
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
18
7
42%
29%
15%
32
57%
Aug
3
43%
29%
No par
Motors
Chemway
6
18
Feb
42%
31%
36%
54% July 21
13% Jan
1,200
32
55 Va
32
6
9
13% Jan
2,700
18%
31%
*36%
4
69% Jan
52
67%
18%
par
1
43% Jan
4
67%
18%
48
5%
49
9%
13
6
96
68%
17%
40
38%
5%
-
9%
26
26
39%
5%
49
51
54% Oct
69 % Feb
38%
6%
51
26%
30% Dec
23 % Jan
5%
"50
22
10% Mar 22
26% Jan
1
—10
26%
3
2
Inc
_
49%
7% Jan
6
45%
40%
21%
14'A Mar 24
31
47%
39.%
51
30
14
45%
1
27%
Chemetron
July 21
l
Corp
21%
Checker
30% Jun
19% Jan
39
50
27% Mar 20
3
3
38%
21%
4
20% Jan
Mar 20
38 %
49
26%
16% Jan
4
7% Jan
39%
46%
1
6
29% Jan
16
38%
*95
*67%
29%
14%
5
100
14%
29%
14%
75
43
42
30%
14%
-1.25
38% Jan
100 y4 Apr
42%
29%
14%
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
9
6
July 19
41%
30%
14%
$4.50 preferred
24
91
42%
29%
2.50
75
%
18%
*18%
No par
68
66%
18%
Champion Spark Plug Co
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Chance Vought Corp
4
15
67% Jan
66%
18%
Champion Paper & Fibre com_No
4
40y2Jun
65%
19
Co
Gotham
Chadbourn
Dec
3
67
18%
96
1
Aircraft
17% Oct
Jan
*95
Rights
Chain Belt Co
59% May
96
41
—
Mar 17
50% Apr
32% Jun
4
-
No par
Products
Cessna
93 y2 Jun
5
10
—50
.
Corp
34 y2
4
Service
Industries Co
57
4
July 18
26% Jan
14
Public
of N J
Co
South West Corp
1% July 21
46% May 31
7% May 10
1
49
Feb
_100
com
1
preferred.
Soya Co
1
500
49%
80
Century
5
*47
1,200
2,700
31%
Central
14% May
36% Dec
90
81%
19
1
29,800
81%
43
22% Mar 29
14% July 14
27% Oct 28
%
35%
128
•74%
May 11
33% Mar 16
8
91
35%
128
No par
9
2
5,000
47,500
No par
Light
4
4
*90
35%
128%
300
4
37
Hudson Gas &' Elec
Jan
94% Feb
91%
34%
*128
75%
4
36%
Illinois
9% Jan
30% Feb
75%
4%
5%
25
78% Jan
18,900
8%
720
Central
14
38
8%
9
36%
*90
35%
6,900
75%
4
35%
128%
700
55%
Central
15
30
'
75%
.
91%
35%
*128
81%
'■
8%
55
26%
5
;
81%
28%
1
20
36%
128'/a
*
363/8
*90
91%
35%
*128
.
47
32%
55%
54%.
■
"
■
>
4%
35%
•
.
75%
4
-
'
9
75
4%,
36%
*90
37%
129
8%
76
*4
35%
91 Va
36
•128
9
•75
4%
*36
—100
Co
8%
'7,200
'
54
-
40%
46%
32%
May 15
13% Sep
20% Dec
9
75%
53
•»
39%
47
33%
May 17
28% Feb
Dec*
55%
40%
47
*32%
July 21
29
13%
52%
40%
33%
47
July 18
13% Oct 24'
56
47
*323/4
2,400
34
20% Sep
50'A Nov
33%
55%
47
47
33
3,300
■
75
&
23
47
33%
150
•
-
3
RR
94
43
7
Central
6% Nov
54
42 %-
24
Central
4
53 %
42%
27% Jan
Central Illinois
34 % Mar
53 %
42%
41
38 % Jan
6
8
53 %
42%
40%
23
Dec
3
5
53%
•4iy2
»
3,300
42% Aug 25
95% Sep
6
28
26
Dec
47
33
;
No par
69% July
Jan
47
Georgia Ry com
preferred series B
47
88
95 %
41
No par-
of
24
24
95%
42%
7-
Foundry Co
Central
Jan
21
95%
40%
_100
July 12
17% July 20
Oct
2,600
95%
42%
i—-
38
3% May 11
14%
42
12.50
Sugar
15
40
13%
96
;.14%
43
common_No par
Aquirre
42% Jun
24
1,400
*14%
41%
preferred series A_100
28% May 23
24
14%
42%
1
of Amer com
26
9
14%
10
preferred
29% Jan
19% Oct 28
29%
96
100
preferred
56
29%
523/4
Celotex Corp common
21
55%
29%
95»A
preferred
conv
56%
29%
52%
1
Shares
56'A
29%
95'A
i.
the Week
July 21
56
52
Corp
Friday
July 20
56
94%
Inc—
Tractor
preferred
Celanese Corp
14'A'
,
Sales for
Thursday
29%
•
53
preferred
4.20%
14
29%
14'A
52%
(J I) Co common!
2nd
56
94%
..
—50
General
Central
.34 % Jun
50
&
55
29%
'
No par
common-
Caterpillar
28
Ry_100
Light
preferred
6% %
7
Ohio
July 19
5
&
Products
7%
19% July 21
28 %Jun
5
3
38
Aug 17
Jun
85% Apr
10
Oct
Case
May 23
40% Jun
129
3
21
17
4% %
Mar 20
5
39% Jun
Power
Corp
Carter
3
Mfg Co
Corp
Carriers
90% May 31
24
71% Dec
May 19
114% Jan
(Philip)
Carey
Wednesday
July 18
55%
No par
Sep
Mar 13
Tuesday
July 17
56%
5
88 % Jan
*
Monday
Par*
Co
10% Dec
\
SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Delaware
Corp
93A
93A
9%
9%
6,300
5
53%
54 3A
52
531/2
51%
52
52
52%
52 3A
53%
14,400
7
52%
53
52%
52%
51%
53%
54%
54%
54%
55%
2,300
10
93A
93/4
.
9%
9%
9%
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(328)
.
.
.
Monday, July 24, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1960
Lowest
20 %
25 %
Sep
Sep
19
15
2
24% Jan
4
30% Jan
3
40% May 31
Cooper-Bessemer
3
12 % May 15
Cooper
6
Controls
Co
Dec
1
Oct
25
July 11
333A Jun
17
27 % Jan
4
49% Jun
13% Jan
3
223/4 May 24
31% Jan
3
42 % May 31
3
59% Jun
Corn
12% Dec
5
24% Jan
7
27 % Dec
6
55
4
124
Feb"l6
83% Apr
85 % Jan
8
19
18% Oct
5
186
Jan
Jun
9
167
Feb
7
83% Jan
5
87
Aug 17
90
Apr
11
88
27
13
91
30
Jan
July 27
153/4 Sep
4% Sep
13
3% Jan
5
64% Jan
4
46 % Jan
11
12
31% Mar
4
17% Mar
4
76
July 18
39% Jan
5
223/4 July 21
15
72 % Jan
35% Jan
3
26
16% Feb
17
42
Dec
14
33
28% Feb
1
45
Dec
21
42% Jan
Jan
25
Jan
76
Feb
21
3 % %
14
Crescent
91% May 12
Crown
40% Feb
23
39% Feb
1
433/4 Jun
54 % Dec
29
51% July 21
60% Jun
5
95
Sep
20
89 3A Jan
6
95% Jun
12
16
Dec
5
29% Jan
4
17 % Jan
3
26% May 17
88 % Nov
28
109 % Jan
5
90% Jan
3
109% May 25
13% Sep
22
18
Jan
11
16% Jun
21
24
14% Jan
4
9% Jan
3
63% July 26
10 % Aug
3
13
303A Sep
28
37
7% Dec
20
12% Jan
7
69 % Mar 23
64% Jan
18
11% Jan
5
14
12% Mar
5
Jan
Jan
23% Apr
31% Mar 29
50% Dec
22
60% Jan
8
17% Dec
29
25
Feb
19
8 % Jan
18
1
14% Feb
1
3
16% May 16
38% July 21
54% Jan
30
14 % May
19% Jan
20
2
&
Cudahy
103/4
10%
11
3,900
41%
42%
41%
42
17%
17%
17%
14,500
163/4
163/4
36%
163/4
37
36%
17
36%
36%
36%
35%
36
35%
36
54'A
55%
537/a
54%
53%
54%
53%
543/b
53%
175'A
175%
175%
54%
4% %
Press
Cuneo
5
175'A
'
1947
*86
100
91
1
1
1
24'A
*17%
:
6
65%
100
*75%
2
44
1
25
21
*27%
1
34%
com
common__2.50
*82
i
No par
17%
88
*86
91
*90
25%
24%
18%
*17
6%
6
64%
66%
77%
75%
16%
172
174
88
*86
88
92
*90
92
24%
18
6%
65%
77 %
•24%
17%
5%
64
24%
171
*86
17%
5%
64
79%
*76
18%
5%
783/4
300
53/a
63%
.
633/4
*76
•
9,700
3,800
783/4
44%
45
45
45%
44%
45%
44%
21
20%
20%
45%
1,600
21
21%
21
27"%
27%
20%
27%
27%
27%
2,700
27%
2734
37
27%
33
33%
27%
34%
35%
35%
36%
83
82%
3 6 3/a
82%
82%
-38%
83%
84%
873/4
87%
87%
42%
42%
513/4
52%
51%
51%
15,600
*93%
933/4
933/a
933/a
300
21%
21%
14,000
43%
52
53
51%
52
93%
93%
93%
93%
93%
of America—12.50
21%
23%
21%
21%
20%
21%
*42'A
106
43%
104%
104%
10
*17%
17%
17%
17%
5
11%
11%
11
113/S
100
Inc
10
50
2,300
20%
53%
common
86
92
2 43/8
18%
5%
2,600
21 %
93%
*104
86
24%
17%
64
5,300
171
*90
24%
3,800
29,600
45
52%
preferred—100
92
170
'
6
*42%
Sugar
88
24%
17%
*76
172
*90
'
64 %
common—5
No par
Packing Co
preferred
*68%
71
*69%
71
*42%
104
*16%
11
*69
43'A
*
20%
*43
2,000
44,800
21,900
.
200
43%.
105%
20%
*103
17%
*16 3/4
17 %
16%
163/4
500
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
7,400
104'A
*103
71
*69
71
105
*69
500
71
5
12
12%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
Inc__2.50
Curtis
Publishing common
1
$4 prior preferred
No par
$1.60 prior preferred
No par
33
33
32'A
11%
33
32%
33%
11%
*32%
132%
14%
14
32%
400
14%
*32%
14%
13%
14
13%
.13%
13%
39%
13%
39 %
39
39%
39
39
33,500
383/4
15%
38%
39
15%
15"%
15
Cunningham
7
31% Jan
4
15% Jan
4
22
Mar 16
29
37% Jan
7
30 % Jan
3
37
May
4
62 3% Feb
10
82
July
7
Cutler-Hammer
3
42
Jun
9
Dana
Feb
20
Curtiss-Wright
Class
67% Sep
27
96
31% Jun
22
43% Jan
4
Jan
4
87 % Aug
23
85% Jun
7
87
12% Dec
27
15% Jan
6
.12% Jan
3
15% Mar 27
Dan
Dec
5
33"% Jan
5
13 % Jan
3
20
27% Oct
31
49% May 31
4
80% Aug 23
1
Inc
18'A
33%
39%
15%
15%
*15
2,100
40%
18%
15%
700
18'A
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
34
34
14,700
34%,
33%
33%
33%
33%
78
77%
1,400
77%
77%
77%
77%
77%.
2,100
38%
79
10
15%
39
1,300
77%
34
77%
*15%
18%
1
common
A
Dayco
72% Jan
Stores
Drug
14% Dec
8
10%
43%
•
convertible
293A Nov
Jan
10%
42%
t
Corp
Steel Co
5%%
6,600
10%
43%
Corp
Seal
Cuban-American
2,200
11%
5
preferred
Crucible
39%
42%
Publishing
Zellerbach
$4.20
31%
383/4
10%
preferred
Crown
73% May 19
35% May 15
Cork
$2
12
31
39%
11%
—
preferred
Crowell-Collier
4
8 % Oct
Petroleum
50% Mar 10
5
32
383/4
25
11
Jan
32
38%
.
243/4 Apr
86
32%
38
Corp
48 3/a Apr
4
32
38
44
of
ser
293/8 Apr
July 18
32 V4
36%
5
8
13
32
37%
11%
common
conv
Shares
32%
37%
42%
17%
3% %
5%
the Week
Friday
July 21
July 20
1
Coty International Corp
Co
Sales for
Thursday
32
100
Petroleum
Crane
PRICES
1
Works common
Inc
Coty
HIGH
Corp
Co
preferred
preferred
Cosden
AND
Wednesday
July 19
Co
Co
Glass
3%%
July 18
50c
Steel
Products
July 17
5
Rubber
&
Tuesday
5-
Corp
3
393A July 25
34% Oct
America
preferred
Cream of Wheat Corp
19% Mar
17
17
68% July 11
18
23% Feb
9
Tire
Corning
29
223/4 May 11
9% Apr
Monday
Par
Refrigeration
Range Co
Mar 13
29% May
July 27
72% Jan
4
3
18% Jan
9
1943/4 Apr
Jun
3
1
5
5
Jan
24% Jan
15
87
40
10 % July
of
Copper
Copperweld
45% May
6
21
LOW
STOCK
Copeland
37% Jun
7% Jan
16
YORK
EXCHANGE
29
42% Mar
42% Feb
NEW
Lowest
Highest
39%
373/4
38%
18%
*34
D
83
12
32
Jan
Mar
7
25% Jun
16
34% Jan
23
22
Jun
30
16
25% Apr
80 % Jun
19
76% Jan
74 % Feb
3
80
16
76% Feb
9
75% Jan
6
82% May 23
79'A Jan
4
15
32% Jan
27
50% July IT
Sep
17% Jan
8
39% Dec
38% Apr
28
54% Dec
16
17% Dec
21
28% Jan
8
15 %
July 18
Corp common
3%%
Mills
20% Jan
Records
Apr
20
60% May 16
Delta
20%Jun
21
26 % Aug
15
24% Jan
37
28
18% Nov
4
16 % Jan
20% Feb
Jan
20
7% Jan
40 % Mar 23
49% Dec
14
48% Jan
61
6
26 % Jan
4
14% Jan
8
33% July 29
29% Jan
Mar 27
17
Inc
Air
Lines
Denv & Rio
20% May 17
Detroit
Steel
37% Feb
DeVilbiss
24
21
Diamond
Alkali
Diamond
National
14
29% Jan
23
12% Jan
27% Jun
15% Jun 27
20% Mar 17
DiGiorgio
18
29% Jan
Diners'
14% Oct
24
33% Jan
4
Oct
24
49% Jan
4
28% Jun
24
33% Dec
12
15% Oct
7
28% Feb
15
20
6
32
July 19
26% Jan
5
15
Dec
30
13% Jan
16
28% Oct
20
20
Mar
10
8
26
19 % Jan
4
7
42% Feb
10
14% Dec
6
24% Jan
70 % Oct
25
99% Jan
20
30% Jan
4
22% Jan
3
12
19 % Aug 18
30% Jan
10
17% Jan
4
July
19% Jun
25
Mar 15
12"% Oct
24
8% Dec
5
7% Sep
178% Oct
18% Jan
28
17
20% May 22
Dow
5
83
21% Mar
37
Jan
8
13
Aug 16
Aug
5
Jan
19
3
8
100% Apr 19
77% Jan 20
27
6
24% Apr
53
19
July 12
14% Apr
17
10% Jun
22
229% May 22
104
Jan
Douglas
12
47% Apr
Jan
5
44
Jan
3
48
40% Jan
18
20% July 28
39
Jan
34
Jan
4
19
5
22% Jan
8
23% Jan
52
7,800
523/4
52%
53
52%
52%
52%
52%
34
6,900
33%
34
33%
33%
33
'33%
323/4
33%
6,100
Feb
18%
45% Feb
4.20%
5
27
•117%
,/.jr
*31%
Eastern
18%
10%
10
58 3/8
57%
w!
173/a
17
17%
17
173/8
17%
31
31%
30%
31
30%
303/4
*30%
18%
13,000
10y4
»57%
16,700
...
6,200
17%
31%
7,000
'
900
73%
74%"'
733/4
74%
73%
733/4
73%
73%
72%
73
41%
41%
6,300
413/4
423/a
413/4
423/a
413/4
42%
42
43
7,000
2,300
31%
31%
32
32
32
31%
32
22
22
223/s
22
22%
22
22
16
16%
16%
16%
16
16
16
16
18%
19%
18%
18%
18
18%
18%
18 3/4
18%
18%
12,000
37%
37%
37%
38
38%
40%
38
41%
39%
2
38%
383/4
39
383/4
39%
38%
38%
38%
40%
38%
46,900
38%
16%
163/4
16%
16%
153/4
16%
16
16%
16
16
•19%
193/4
19%
193/a
19
19
19
18%
183/a
600
22%
223/4
22%
23%
22%
23%
22%
23%
23%
23%
22%
8,700
223/4
22%
223/4
22%
223/4
22%
22%
22%
32
22 5/a
2,700
33
30%
32
30%
31%
31
31%
31%
No par
1
%
*18%
3,700
4,300
18
173/4
18
17%
175/a
18
18 '/a
18
323/4
18%
33,000
17%
78%
76%
77%
74%
75%
75%
75%
75
50c
753/8
243/4
28,600
25
24%
24%
24%
243/4
24%
24%
243/4
25
1
13,000
32 3/a
33%
32%
323/4
323/4
33
32%
32%
323/4
323/4
1
1,900
19%
20
19%
19 %
19%
19%
19%
19%
19
No par
52%
19%
9,800
53
52%
523/b
52%
523/4
52%
52%
523/4
53%
6,700
USA Inc_
Inc
:
Co
1,700
3,300
77%
5
1
11%
12
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
1
Gas
,4%%
183/B
9%
17
vi
32
18%
57%
'
2.50
Co
Nemours
Air
Eastern
17%
18%
1
Co
Eagle-Picher
3
57%
18%
22
(E I)
com
9
9
9
9
83/4
8%
83/4
5
216%
2203/4
217%
223%
2153/4
2193/4
216%
218
103%
103 %
103
103
103
103
102 %
102%
81%
81%
28%
28%
5
common
•40
—50
813/a
813/8
81%
81%
28%
28 3/a
273/4
283/4
41
40%
41
41
•40
—50
45%
45%
•44%
45%
50
43%
44
•43
433/4
47
*46%
47
44
*43%
44
45
*44%
50
preferredpreferred
$2.10
10%
57
18%
31%
preferred
$4.15 preferred
4%
preferred
4.10%
preferred
DWG
10
57%
18%
16%
$3.75
24
10%
57%
22%
Co
Duquesne Light
28
45% Jan
10%
'58."'i
313/4
Inc
Chemicals
23% Apr 28
.10%
16%
International.
20
183/4
10%
57 %:
v,
6,800
22 %
Corp
45% May 23
Jan
52%
No par
Duplan
6
43% Jan
41
46% Feb
Jan
51%
33%
No par
44% Aug 24
19
153/4
48%
series
44% Aug 25
16,000
15%
48%
No par
Aircraft
de
51%
15%
49
Ltd
Corp
Pont
50%
15%
1
Ltd
Fund
Power
18,900
48%
Inc—
Dunhill
du
8
42 % Mar 28
52%
35
31%
Productions
ChemicSl
DuBois
Duke
4
28
44
503/4
52%
10
10
33%
15%
$3.50
82% Jan
29% Feb
S
333/8
493/a
No par
42% Jun
24
343/4
15%
series
3
July 11
81%
48%
$4.50
8
46
77%
*79%
51
Preferred
3
44 % Aug
*76
81%
343/4
34%
Preferred
38 % Jan
24% Jan
77%
*79%
35%
4
5
Mar 23
*76
81%
1
Club
Limited
25% Jan
17% Oct 27
77%
•79%
153/4
Industries——
11
42
*76
80
25
Drewrys
13
15
77%
80
_f>0c
2.50
_
Dresser
8
42% Jan
Jan
*76
81%
.1
Corp
27% Mar 22
38% Jan
40
130
77
493/a
Corp
38% May
Aug 16
26% Sep
41
16
9% Jan
185% Jan
77
10
Corp
Co
Mines
Dover
83% Jun
22
77
51
--I
Corp-Seagrams
Dominick
3
14% Jan
78
34%
1
Corp
(Walt)
Pepper
Dome
4
266 % Jan
103
6
Dr
14% Jan
31
5
23% July
4
12
70
27
8
May
28% Jan
4
52 % July 18
*76%
15%
Co
Fruit
(The)
Disney
5
4
77
49%
preferred
Stores
Distillers
38'A Feb
May
77
3,100
15%
Divco-Wayne
3
13% Jan
96% Jan
19
19% Mar 30
$1.50
Diana
Jan
33% Sep
74 % Jan
9
23 %
13
16 % Oct
46 % Apr
12
41% May 22
10% Dec
27
Mar 27
31% Jan
3
15% July .19
17 % May
78
503/o
15
74% Jun
17% July
•77
61,300
493/a
Corp—.L
47% May 31
Apr
20% Feb
6,900
23
15%
Co
35 % Jan
27
27
23
36%
^_20%-;
58% Jan
11
26%
23%
2.50
Edison
12
38% July
30
26%
223/4
49
Chemical Coatings
Jun
66 % Aug 29
Sep
26%
23 3/a
513/a
Grande West RR_No par
DeSoto
Detroit
14% Mar 20
2
Jan
263/4
22%
50%
CO—6.75
Inc
8
14% Dec
26%
3
Light
Supply Co of N Y
29 % Mar
14
14%
27
23%
35%
No par
&
50 % May
28
14%
26%
22%
50c
Hudson
Power
8,900
27%
1
&
Dentists'
31
100
Co
14%
5,400
133/4
78
77
&
39%
88 %
13%
233/8
*80
Delaware
9
A
38%
*86
14
78
100
Delaware
Dec
series
133/4
23
100
19
13
141/4
'26%
common—7
C
55 % May 24
24 % Mar
143/4
B
27% Jan
10
143/a
series
41% Jan
6
143/a
series
31% Aug 24
Dec
14%
3.90%
47% Aug 11
7
14 %
3.75%
35% May 17
13% Sep
14%
Preferred
Decca
88%
14
Preferred
Deere
393/8
*86
133/4
13
4
38%
88 %
14%
10
Light
3.75%
62% May 23
*86
13%
13
47% May
88%
143/a
83
Feb
•86
14%
80% Jun
-
88 %
5
50c
Preferred
20
11
•86
100
Inc
Corp
Daystrom
Inc
Dayton Power &
19
1
preferred series A
River
•46
50
44
*44%
43
•46%
11%
8%
8%
1,800
217%
27,800
102%
3,600
81%
81 %
27%
28
27%
*40%
41
*40%
*44%
81
443/4
443/4
43%
43
43
42%
47
*46%
44%
*433/4
*46%
1,900
83/4
215%
1023/4
45%
47
12
5,600
81
1,000
13,000
27%
41
200
45
50
423/4
3,350
47
44
*43 %
*44%
45
45
45
*44
45
*44
443/4
100
5
213/a
21%
213/4
213/4
213/4
21%
21%
21%
*21%
21%
1,000
5
Cigar) Corp
44
50
24
4,700
44%
120
E
22
Oct
25
Feb
6
24% Mar
8
303/4 Aug 30
29% Jan
3
32% May 15
423A May 16
75
3
82
21
81% Jan
3
893A May 24
Mar
1
25% Jan
4
16% Jan
3
Feb
1
136'A Jun
9
104% Feb
13
Mar
3
15
Nov
94
92
28% Sep
483/4 Feb
79
Nov
29
1
Mar 21
32 3/a Nov
1
96% July 22
46"% Jan
6
303A Jan
3
65% May 23
59% Jan
88
Manufacturing
Edison
Bros
4%%
45% Jan
4
37% Feb
9
473/b May 17
Ekco
4% %
July 29
8% Feb
26
5% Dec
1
24
73
Jun
7
10% Oct
25
19 % Jun
23
24"% Oct
31
28 3/a Nov
23
Jan
29
53% Dec
8
10 % Dec
6
22 % Jun
21
9
343/a Aug 22
4
5% July 18
50
653A Mar 22
16% May 15
Elgin
253/4 Jun
19
30% Jan
El
3
11% Jan
3
19
87% May 16l
163A Jun
5
18% Jan
4
413/8 Sep
1
33% May
37 3/a Jan
26
6 3/4 Oct
20
54% Jan
58
Feb
4
7
11
4% July 21
183/4 July 21
54% Jan
18
20% Jan
5
8
26 %Jun
24
6
40
Jun
9
22
ll3/8 July 19
793/4 Mar 16
8
43% Apr
7
63/4 Mar 22
323/4 Jan
19
59
23
Jan
National
Natural
Paso
Electric
Emerson
7
24 %
24%
243/a
24%
24%
24%
26y8
25
253/8
25
25%
243/4
25
8,800
36%
373/s
36%
363/4
36%
36 3A
36%
363/4
86%
87
86
86
86
87
86
87
86 %
863/4
9,900
2,600
20%
106
*963/4
..
...
.
353/4
20%
1073A
98
36%
97
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
3,300
104%
1053/8
104%
*963A
105%
104 3/a
1053/8
24,500
*963/4
98
*963/4
35%
363/8
35%
36%
84%
84%
843/4
843/a
843/4
*843/a
84%
87%
*85%
87%
*85%
87%
*85%
87%
*85%
46%
46%
46%
47%
467/8
47%
94%
463A
47%
46%
93
93
*93
94 %
29
293A
*28%
29%
63
633A
62
62%
*93
.28%
62%
36
*93
.
36
94%
98
35%
v,
36%
85
85
*93
9,700
.
2,900
87%
47
94%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
63%
63%
63%
62
63
3,300
70
800
4,100
5%
5ya
5%
5%
563/4
57%
57%
5%
57%
5%
10
5
57%
57 %
57%
57%
5%
57%
13
13
123/4
123%
l23/4
l23/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
1,400
3
26%
26%
26
26%
26
26%
26
26%
26 VB
26%
71,900
2
773/4
78%
76%
73%
74%
75%
73%
74%
13,500
13 %
13%
40 %
41
24
24%
Co
Co
5%.'\
5
13%
14
_10
42%
42%
Johnson Corp common—25
24%
243A
preferred
100
13%
*42
24%
53/s
) 77%
13%
76%
13%
42%
41
41%
40 3A
40%
24%
24%
24%
24
24%
133/4
74%
75%
75
75
74
74
733A
74%
23%
24
24
24
233/4
24
233/4
24%
1,900
40%
40 %
40%
40 %
40%
403/a
40
40%
40 Vb
403/a
4,600
4%
30,900
par
50
43/4
20%
*55
4"%
21
56
4%
43/4
20%
20%
20
20
56
55%
55%
18
18
18%
*55
18
4%
16% Apr
27
Evans Products Co
5
12%
12%
12%
18
Eversharp Inc
Ex-Cell-O Corp
1
34%
35%
34%
34%
33%
3
41%
41%
40%
413%
393/4
52
1
45% Apr
4
443/4 May
8
62
23
Jan
4
343/4 Apr
4
Fairbanks Morse
7% Jan
3
14% Apr
28% Apr
3
Fairbanks Whitney Corp
4
13% May
8
5,200
75
24%
100
Inc
3
8,400
11,900
24%
Eurofund
Jan
*
75
com No
Pittsburgh RR Co
35
13%
6,200
8.50
preferred series A
22% Jan
13%
32,600
1
Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
5%
*57
23% Apr 20
8
98
83%
Endicott
5%
20%
1053A
5
Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
Erie &
*963/4
J
*85% '
Emerson
4%
20%
105
1
Gas
Mfg
24%
25%
383/a
shrs—10s
Amer
Watch
24%
26%
100
Battery
48% Jun
Jan
2.50
common
Ind
Electric Storage
3
1
100
Electric & Mus
3
Jan
common
-.
11
Jan
113A Jan
50
1
Co
Inc
12
7
23
20
Apr
28% Oct
673A Apr
7% Apr
Stores
preferred
Products Co
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer
Electric Auto-Lite Co
Sep
8
Sep~28
2
Aug 30
20
11
Feb
1
Jun
5
44% Jan
93
36% Apr 21
10
16 3/4 Dec
16
2
12
35% Jan
84
Nov 30
93
423/4 Jun
38% Jan
Dec
Feb
20% Jan
32% Jan 10
23% July 12
733A July 21
13
5
50
Eaton
3
-
.
10
common
Mar 24
43% Oct
25
Co
Apr
29
52% Dec
Kodak
preferred
Apr 24
4
24
$3.60
90
25
3 2 3A Feb
Eastern
Eastman
6
89
54% Feb
78
10
1
94
Mar
38
Jan
10
263/8 Jan
23% Dec
99
Feb
15
25
7,53/a May 17
119% Apr
prior preferred
100
Stainless Steel Corp___2.50
243/a
26
373A
1
com—10
Assn
83
25
33
11
Inc
Fuel
5
Jan
44% Apr
Jan
&
Aug
17% Oct
87
96
Co
Lines
18%
183/a
12%
ll3/8
43/4
43/8
19
*54%
4%
4%
19
18 3/4
19
56
*54%
56
610
820
10
18
18%
12
11%
12
7,900
33
333/4
33
33%
5,400
40
40%
39%
40%
7,400
18
18%
12
11%
343/8
4Q3/4
14,000
F
20% Dec
6
35% Dec
27
5% Oct
24
12% Feb
26
20% Dec
28
5 % Dec
5
28% Feb 20
81
Feb
1
89
1
Sep~20
Jan
6
Jan
6
25% Jun
9% Mar
21
30
3
May 12
27% July 14
8
28
4
Mar
373A Dec
5
333/4 Dec 27
81
Jun
21
85
43
83% Feb
Jan
11
51% May
35
Jan
4
32% Feb
20
Feb
14
Factor
$1.60
(Max)
& Co class A
&
convertible
Fairchild
Stratos
48% Jun
Family
Finance
523/4
51
52%
26
26
26
preferred^
Corp
453/8 May 17
13
52
26
com
Fairmont Foods Co common
4% convertible preferred
5% junior preferred
Falstaff Brewing Corp
5
1
No par
Co
Corp
1
9%
10%
9%
9%
523/4
52%
*25%
263/4
*25%
9%
9%
9%
53%
52%
53
27
26
26
9%
10,700
400
34,800
9%
93/4
25%
25%
800
40
25
25%
25
25
*243/4
25
*243/4
25%
1
11
11 %
103/4
11
103/4
11
10%
10%
10%
103/4
12,300
27%
26%
27%
10,900
84%
*82%
84%
51
.'50c
27%
273/8
26%
27%
26%
26%
263/4
100
*82%
84%
*82%
84%
*82%
83%
*82%
50
•503/8
51
50 3/a
503/a
503/8
503/a
*50%
*50 3/8
50%
20
41%
41
41
41%
413/4
41%
41%
41%
413/a
43%
43
44
43%
44
43%
43%
2,300
5,600
1
41
1
433/4
44%
433/8
Volume
194
Number 6075
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1960
Lowest
9
5% Dec
28
15% Oct
5
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
44% Nov
69% Jan
Lowest
4
9% Mar 29
20% Jan
Highest
47 % Jan
3
64 % Jun
1
Fansteel
8
9
11% May
3
25 % May 16
35
May 25
25 % July 28
40% Jan
6
27
15 % Dec
20
27% Jan
4
21% Sep
19
24 % Jun
9
14% July
6
20% Apr 25
24 % Jan
33
26
45
4
33 % Jan
3
41 % Mar 15
Oct
19% May 23
Jan
Jan
3
19% May 10
17
3
23% Mar 24
24
22 % Aug 15
39% Dec 14
22 % Jan
32% Oct
34% Feb
1
49
15% Oct
31
20
13
35 % Oct
24
26
47
Jan
14% Jan
5
20% Feb
4
24
39% Feb
26
32% Oct
22
Oct
26
34 % Mar 21
23 % Jun
12
'35% Apr
11
9
28% Jan
4
54% May 17
First
67
First
7
May 27
61% July
137/a Jan
6
49 % Jan
4
8
6% Jan
3
38% Apr
8
28
Jan
5
84
7
83
Jan
27
Apr
12
110
Jun
7
22
45
Sep
22
96
20
Jan
3
41% Jan
1
4
4
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6
Apr
11
8% Jun
14
34% May 22
86 % Mar
114
Co
B
Florida
East
38% May 10
36% Jan
10
5
68% Jun
29
58% Jan
17
17% Dec
22
16% Jan
4
20
Dec
2
34% Apr
18
31 % Jan
3
34% Jun
15
39 % May 31
Sep
13
85% Nov
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80
85
11
89% Jun
$4.20
28% Apr
25% Jan
26
4
Florida
Florida
May 31
1
55% May
4
11
Sep 27
44% May 13
May 31
14% Apr
22
63
Dec
21
248
Dec
23
13% Jan
5
59% Jan
250
3
27
13
275
Corp
94% Jan
13
97
M
Corp
3%%
15% Apr
12
5
29 % Mar 22
Foote
91% May 17
Ford
14% Feb
Foremost
41% Jan
29
67
12% Nov
22
Mar 30
17% Dec
66
21
15% Jan
32
Dec
9
May 23
41
Jun
5
87
Apr
18
Foster-Wheeler
Franklin Stores
35% Jun
1
Freeport
15
19
Jan
3
May 27
84% Nov
21
73
Feb
13
29% July
5
81
3
Jan
47
46%
73%
72%
30%
-
31%
29%
30%
29%
45%
45%
44%
45%
36%
36%
36%
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88%
45
45%
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22%
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22%
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68%
67%
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97
97
13%
13%
13%
13%
13
23%
22%
23
22%
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85%
83
83%
83%
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12%
12%
12%
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37%
38
37%
37%
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67%
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76
44%
45 Va
31,900
63%
63 Va
64
8,500
8
3,400
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28%
28%
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85
108%
48%
7,600
86 Va
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47%
20
70
108
47%
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47%
47
47 Va
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36%
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300
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1,200
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-
45
30
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22
22
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44%
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11,100
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200
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97
96
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22%
22 Va
22%
4,100
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85 Va
86%
154,400
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3,200
12%
12%
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123/4
17,700
37%
37%
37%
37 Va
1,600
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68
67
67
1,500
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29%
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31
76
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30%
28%
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76
45%
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68%
30
27%
44 Va
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30
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9,900
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200
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108
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47
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28%
109%
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75
100
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47%
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35%
62%
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85
47%
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109%
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28%
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73%
10
Dairies
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85
47
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25
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common
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13
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30
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5
6
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24
7%
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13,000
44 Va
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63%
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26%
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43%
62%
77/8
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42
63%
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Apr
63% Jan
24
42%
63 %
1
convertible
20
41%
63%
16 Va
20%
45%
44%
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44 Va
27
44%
29%
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7
13
26%
46%
41%
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6
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27%
45
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19% Jan
5
27
46%
33%
28
20%
46
33%
13 Va
28%
20 Va
84%
issued
92% Jan
19% Jan
28%
20%
88%
35% Jan
25
29
20
27%
36%
22
Oct
28%
20%
46
17% Nov
12
29%
20Va
9,400
34
46%
13%
28%
23 Va
34%
44%
36%
60% July 25
12
13%
43%
45%
5
12% Jan
13%
44%
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43%
13
15
13%
43%
22%
♦23
47%
13%
2,800
23 Va
21 %
23
47
2,600
8%
16 Va
35
23
47%
453/8
1
4%
34%
23
47
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10
issued
11% Oct
May 31
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47%
13
divid
88% Jan
95
34%
22 Va
46%
pfd series of '51
15
Food Giant Markets Inc
common__l
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34%
35%
22%
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52%
8
33%
21%
35
51%
8%
the Week
23
16%
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28%
&
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76'/a Mar 17
Jan
16%
21%
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Power
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48
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2nd
2nd
Power
75% July 12
When
196
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34% May
5
21 %
par
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May 19
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50
16
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24
16%
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common
$2.25
28
26
Rubber
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Jan
16
53
8%
33%
Carpet Co
11% Apr
20% Oct
&
52 »/a
23%
33%
1
Products__No
preferred.;
50% Feb
Jan
Paper
May 19
1
22%
33%
445/8
51 % May 19
8
23
Friday
July 21
July 20
8%
33%
Sales for
Thursday
53
8%
22%
par
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51 %
33%
10
Tire
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22%
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No
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8
53
8%
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com
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52
9
22%
;
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July
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53%
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6
48 %
8 "/a
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Fiberboard
19
23% Nov
Jan
19
45% Jan
17
29
Jun
July 19
53%
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July 18
5
pfd series A__23
Federal Paper Board Co
common__5
4.60%
preferred
25
Federated
Dept Stores
1.25
30 % Jun
22
38% Nov
28
Pacific
5%%
4
6% Nov
80
20
52% Feb
Federal
Corp
HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
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2
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24
47% Dec
91 % Dec
18 y4 Jan
26
27% May
2
15% Mar 16
5
27% Oct
27
43% Jan
May 12
67% Jun 15
24% Oct
May 17
Jun
Metallurgical
Monday
Par
Fa wick Corp
5% Jan
17 % Jan
4
LOW AND
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EXCHANGE
17 Va
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17%
1,200
1,180
31
30%
30%
11,200
28%
27%
28%
27%
28%
32,900
76
*75%
30 Va
76
76
76%
76%
150
14%
4,800
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16
21%
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4
12% Jan
3
19% Sep
29
27% Jan
7
22% Jan
27
51
Jan
5
46% Mar
59
Dec
7
44% Jun
6% Jan
15
3% Jan
12
38% May 31
42% July 27
3% Oct
24
1
29
19% May
8
Gabriel
31% Mar 30
Gamble
57
Mar 13
56% Mar 17
5% May 12
24
Sep
29
31% Mar 25
24% Jan
29 % July
17
Apr
22
17% Jan
26 % May 15
10% Sep
20
19% Sep
11% Sep
21% Dec
16
Jan
4
90
17
May 18
58% Feb : 1
8% Dec
137
30
Oct'28
7% Jun
16
16% Oct
31
32% Oct
26
75% Mar
8
21% Apr
14
6
2
9
10% Jan
30% Jan
6
22% Jan
99% Oct
13
92% Jan
10
Jan
3
26% Jan
Jo ,80% July
sl2 %
Jan
21
5
11
146
July 22
4
9% Jan
34% Jan
45% Jan
82
27
25
Aug 24
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12
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28% July 10
May 26
Jun
21
7% Jan
4
17% Jun
22
34% Jan
31
97% July
27
140
16% Jun
9
31% Jun
22
70% Sep
28
99% Jan
21
38 % Dec
61% Aug 18
22% Mar 8
75 % Dec
68% Jan
50% Jun
37% Jan
23% May 23
33% Dec
31
31
111
106% July 14
113
108% Aug 25
85% Aug 17
104
4
21% July
32
17
8
10
84% Jun
11
55% Apr
37
23
Jan
3
Feb
1
29
Jan
33% Jan
6
20% Jan
29% Jan
4
25% Jan
5
26% Sep
23% Oct
25
12% Oct
24
41% Oct
34% May 31
1
33% Jun
81% Jan
4
91
Jan
6
96% Feb
26
100
Jan
5
25
25% Oct
26
103% July
40% Jan
42% Feb
17
61% Jun
5
4
23
7% Jun
6
38
Apr
20
27% May 11
26 % July 14
32 % Apr
3
Public
Public
20% Mar 20
79% Jun
100
7
Jun
12
106% Jun
2
39% July 10
75 % May 24
55% Jun
2
General
Tire
$5
4
6
50% Jan
20
74 % July 21
Gimbel
23
95% Feb
6
99% July 21
30% July
7
23% May 11
$4i50
26% Jun
11% Dec
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Nov
1% Nov
1
25% Jan
23% Jan
19
21
16% Jan
3
8
13% Jan
4
45% Jan
4
35% Jan
4
43
20% Jan
11
11% Jan
3
14% Jan
29
3% Jan
21
Dec
5
89% Jan
4
47% Jan
6
33% Jan
24% Sep
32% Sep
29
28 % Oct
24
29
44 % Jan
4
35% Jan
1% Oct
26
3% Jan
15
17
51% Jan
27
1% Jan
7% De'c
15
5% May 10
26
30
Oct
Feb
24% Sep
10% Jan
15
8 % Jan
6
20
32 % Apr
12
17
41% Aug 24
1% Jan
27
3
Goebel
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(W R)
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80
Mar
26
19 y8 Jan
3
4
48% Jan
3
5
39% July 12
23
5
97
Aug 19
'29
61% Oct
11
72
Jan
11
26% July 25
37
Jan
4
34% Sep
Jan
City
(W
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28 % Apr
Atlantic
Mar 22
18
3
185,900
106%
106 '/a
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106%
106 %
106 Va
106 Va
106 %1
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2,200
7%
7%
7%
7%
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7%
7%
7%
260
7%
16,000
26,600
32%
33%
32 Va
32%
33
32
32%
44%
43
43%
42%
43
42
42%
43
43
21%
21%
22
213/4
22
211/4
22 3/a
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213/4
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33%
33%
33%
33 Va
33%
353/4
353/4
36%
5,800
32%
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14
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14
11,600
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103
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106
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73%
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1
37
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250
99 Va
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105
180
9,100
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37
653/4
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17 Va
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19,500
1
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5
18%
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183/4
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18 Va
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183/4
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115%
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5
72
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1
5
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29,400
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47
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47
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12
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12 3/a
12 3/a
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8,100
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37
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30
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78
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14
15
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15
52 Va
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243/4
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56
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30
30
30
26
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29 %
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37%
144 Va
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145
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38
29 Va
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8.33%
47
145
30
293/4
92%
_
25
24%
40%
36 %
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30
143/4
14%
25
4,200
8,100
14%
100
42% May
44
30%
78
14%
25%
74% May 12
*76
58%
25%
3
30 3/a
303/4
24%
3
3
43%
433/4
78
57
297/s
Jan
43 %
30%
•76
40%
3
32% Jan
1,400
11%
37%
31
1
No par
95/8
12%
38 V*s
45%
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9%
93/4
12
30
25
9%
1,500
37%
44%
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Manufacturing Co
Corp
9%
2%
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100
preferred
5,300
66%
42%
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preferred
common
2%
65%
43
Tea Co__l
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2
2 Va
66%
42 %
1
Great
2%
65%
42%
100
Stores
Co
2
65%
413/4
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Financial
2
64%
42%
2.50
1
Western
2%
65%
41%
5
common
Western
2
63%
43
1
;
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Iron
2%
65%
4
Inc
common
Pacific
2%
65
42%
10
No par
53% May 17
Shoe
26
26%
26%
*102%
39% Jun
Oil
47
—-
25%
Co
8
47
85
73
Prop
4
47
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67 Va
100
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4V4%
68%
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85 3/a
66%
72
Paper
14
9,100
67%
47
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Ry
96 % May 24
67%
*45
83%
73
Nor
37% Jun
663/4
60%
45%
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100
Northern
25% May
9,000
100
Northern
7%
1,000
33%
100
Great
May 19
32%
35%
33%
36
66
86
800
82%
♦35
33%
45%
46
7%
82
82%
33%
73%
Great
1
♦45
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82%
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Great
Mar 22
82%
21,600
44%
Grumman Aircraft Eng Oorp
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No
par
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67
540
46%
common_83%c
23
69
51% Feb
Greyhound Corp
90
107%
453/a
21%
__5
&
27
18% Jan
107%
453/,
33
.3.33%
Rubber
Co
Green
29% Apr
107%
453/8
25
B)
Steel
35% Mar 20
1
107%
45%
2.50
preferred
13
15
33%
1073/4
44%
100
Co
25% Feb
4
333/a
107%
45%
1
Co
145% May 26
3
33 3/a
107%
44%
106 %
2.50
Co
Mining
3
Jan
33%
107%
45%
34
6.67
Batteries
&
Jan
20
33%
107%
44 '/a
1
convertible preferred_No par
Union
3%%
34
32%
107%
No par
No par
F)
&
Great
53% Jan
19
Corp
Co
(B
52% July
52% Jan
33%
700
1
3
26% Jan
23
23,200
10
35% Jan
24
Jan
15,800
39%
Inc
Grayson-Robinson
Oct
17% Dec
823%
38%
<fe Co
19 % Apr
42% May 30
22% Oct 24
82
40%
82
39%
.
3
37
22 % Jan
40%
83
37%
1
Jan
16
24% Aug 29
40
81%
39 "a
25
Graham-Paige Corp
Granite
Dec
17
40
813/4
?7%
10c
Cement
Gould-National
Jun
Grant
18
19% Oct
393/4
80 Va
39%
Co
Brewing
39% Apr
28% Jan
393/4
81%
38
4
Goodyear Tire
52% Jun
4
31% Jail
40%
80%
40%
Co
6
17
139
40
81%
39
Co__4
8
35% Jan
18
15
40%
81%
common__
May
Granby
25% Jan
Aug 19
40%
Glen Alden Corp
Grand
75% Jan
34% Aug 12
91,900
3
.Z-iaJ.
Glidden
14
15
32% Feb
64,100
62%
100
Globe-Wernicke
10 % Jun
Aug 25
143
35%
62%
1
(series
Gladding McBean
40% May 17
Jun
26
May 11
4
128% Jan
343/4
63%'
I__l
preferred
&
12% July 14
Jan
80
18
Ginn
6% Jan
32
41 % Jan
34%
62%
No par
Brothers
7% Jan
7
27
24
75% May 10
11
30% Sep
343/8
63%
10
Rub
Portland
Gillette Co
14
8
34%
62
Co
54
Jan
31
18
May 17
&
Giant
68% July
Jan
15% Jan
17% May 16
Oil
3 Va Jun
26
33%
62%
Corp
43% July 21
7% Oct
74
120% May 17
23
32% Sep
45
33%
62
Signal
Products
87% Jan
Oct~27
32%
63%
80c
Getty
4,100
2,500
33%
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Gerber
1,400
<
6
16%
62%
preference
22
6
6
6%
33
5%% preference
Genesco Inc
59
16 %
16%
Industries
Time
Mar
Sep
293/4
16%
Telephone Co of Florida—
General
May 19
96
29%
16%
General Tele & Electronics
21
65% Sep
30
6 %
163/4
preferred
21
19
293/4
6%
16%
Utilities Corp
preferred
3
11
30%
6%
16%
Service
$1.30
3
Jan
30
6 %
16%
preference
$1.25
17% Jan
88
30
6%
540
5
Precision Equipt
preferred
General
14% Jan
50% Jan
78
67%
4
91% Nov
403%;
78
66%
19% July 18
13
40
78
16%
conv
Steel
25
40%
*35%
General
4
40
77%
•82
conv
600
5,400
39%
36
$2.98
17%,
79
6
1,870
3,100
,175/a
-
39%
34%
$1.60
'
8%
79
82%
Railway
3
29%
8,800
.
973/4/
85/a
6%
IIIIl
4,000
7
*
97%
,
16%
Refractories
30% Jan
;
3,500
84%
40
333/4
General
5
18%
35%
General
4
*173/8
■18%
6 3/i
.
98
83/4
82%
General
.7
100
23
83%
80
•78
30%
-
8%
82%
General
25
39%
*17%
97%
.
36
25% May 19
Jan
30
V;,
40%
80
18
63/4
•.
1,200
2,200
98 %
*
5
common
3
92% Jan
1
17%
:
1
CorpIl2
Corp
Corp
12
53% Jan
40%
*78
18%
■/-
87/a
34%
19% Jan
Jan
No par
Corp
July 18
54% Apr 14
25% July 21
13% Jun 22
*17%
7%
98
,
35%
3
42% Apr
83/4
7
33%
12% May 17
26
14% Oct
97 %
8%
7%
'
84%:
1,200
13%
28%
;;; ■ie
231/4
36"
27
53% Jan
97%
8%
7
13
84
33%
25% Jan
101
97%
8%
98
24%
,28%
..
22%
•
82%
24% Jun
12
7%
97%
8%
5%
preferred
ZZ
100
General Motors Corp common
1%
$5
preferred
No par
Preferred $3.75 series
No
General
24% Jan
84%
"7%
Co
33 %
6
22 3/a
83%
;
♦96
32%
7
36% Jun
22%
84%
.
84%'
98
35%
Jun
5
22%
'
•96
15
97% May 23
19
*
98
__i
52
28
28%
par
30
18% Sep
%J *
12%
283/a
" 22%
22 %
85
12%
28 3/8
Advertising
23
23% Oct
If, .?
13%
28%
'*96 ..:
29
24%
24%
*123/4
Outdoor
74
20% Oct
Dynamics
%"
13
28%
Portland Cement Co
37% Jan
3
85
13
•I 28.%
4%
♦28
293/4
24%
General
10
3
22%
-
24%
General
22
5% Jan
*•
'
24%
10
Jun
26% Jan
a97i/2
24%
,
4%
4%
♦28
28
85% Jun
28
12%
<;28 %
3,
•as
4%
30%
24%
24%
4%
*28%
Apr
7
30
24%
4%
30%
42 % Feb
Jun
Nov
General
4%
*28%
39
78
6
1,800
4%
30
19
6
27% Dec
3,500
4%
*4%
♦28
14
*26 Va
83% Jun
28
5
453/4
I
Mills
Jun
9
453/a
_^5
Finance
General
May 31
49% May 22
108 % Mar 27
26% Jan
Apr
22% Mar
455/8
Instrument Corp
54% Jan
Jan
45
97%
Inc—
Foods
32
45
Co
General
15
20
Cigar
General
22
28
45%
100
21
21
Sep
45%
2
com
23
Dec
Sep
45%
SJL5
Finance
Dec
5
Corp
General
May 10
66% Jun
61
45
1st preferred
Electric
41
35
Cable
General
28
4
46%
No par
Contract
1
25
2,300
46
2
Controls Co
46
10
49%
50
cbmmon
<
General
19
79% Jan
Co
General
31
July 13
43% Oct
General Baking
Mar 27
74
6
1,600
49%
Texas'--5
flTrarislJortation__il25
22% Mar 21
45 % Jan
2
3
263/4
49
___i
$8 preferred
General Bancshares
4%
5
76% Jan
19
General
Jan
26
48 Va
Amer8Oil-iCoi of
AmefP
9
40% Jan
14
263/4
48
~ioo
General
2
11
Aug 22
55% Jan
6
14%
26 Va
47%
pref
No par
Investors com__l-
General
Mar
Apr
14%
26%
voting
American
5
3
Feb
37 % Jan
14%
26^/a
47%
$4.50 preferred
General
29% Jan
7
General
27
88% Jan
5
conv
83
60% May
Corp
4-4% Feb
21
23
$0.60
33
5% Feb
14
47%
preferred
27
23
40% Dec
convertible
77% Mar 30
4
13%
x26%
48%
commonll
Acceptance
24
Jan
14%
27%
47%
~
Industries Inc
22% Feb
25
101 % Jan
4%%
General
v
14%
26%
Corp
Gar Wood
27% Apr
18
j
5
II_5
I
Corp
General Bronze Corp
Dec
100% Jan
Jan
9% May 15
15% Oct
30% Apr
17
89% July
10 % Mar
33% Sep
8% Jan
Garrett
13% May 15
6% July 20
93
6
Co
Skogmo Inc
Gardner-Denver Co
29 V4
3,000
25%
255/B
6,300
93
94
3,700
60
36%
.
36
36 3/a
36%
36%
9,600
23%
23
23%
23%
235/a
2,700
*73
35%
73%
355/a
*72%' '74
36
36%
100
101,000
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(330)
.
;.
Monday, July 24, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year I960
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
23
NEW
Highest
35% Jan
16
40
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Feb
21
Gulf States Utilities
Par
8
38% Jun
Jan
6
86% Aug 26
85% Jan
11
88% Apr
27
$4.20
84 % Jan
7
91% Oct
7
86y2 Jan
4
94% Jun
15
$4.40 dividend
preferred
100
93% Apr
10
$4.44 dividend
preferred
100
90%
92%
100
*100%
100
*102
82
87 %
Jan
91
May 18
97
Aug 12
4
91% Mar
15
103 % Nov
101
102
97% Jan
11
103 % Aug
19
24% Sep
28
36% Dec
29
48
55
Jun
3
28
Jan
9
33 ya Jan
12
104
Mar
2
105 % Feb
14
dividend
$5
Co
com_No par
dividend preferred
$5.08
Gustin-Bacon
PRICES
39%
39 y4
40
*88%
*87
Sales for
Thursday
39%
39%
the Week
Friday
July 20
July 21
39%
39 Va
Shares
39 %
13,600
Co
♦87
88%
*87
88%
*87
88 Va
90%
92%
♦90 %
92
*90%
92
*90%
92
♦91
92%
*91
92%
*91
92%
50
*100%
101%
101%
200
103 %
*102
103 %
*102%
45%
46%
45
A 45%
56%
56%
51
51%
36
36
23
23%
23
100
preferred
Mfg
SALE
July 19
1
preferred
dividend
49'A Mar 29
100
HIGH
Wednesday
July 18
101%
27% Feb
AND
Tuesday
July 17
39%
40
*87
88%
*95
2.50
90%'.
90%
'
92%
*91
-
45
101%
*101%
102%
*101%
102 Va
104
*102 %
104
*102%
104
45%
46
—--
■
45 %
46
50
V
46%
10,000
H
Feb
24
Sep
26
53% Jan
30
66
Apr
19
Hackemsack
Water
35% Jan
3
51% Jan
4
42% Jan
3
56
Jun
1
Halliburton
Co
24
4
31% Apr
19
25% Jan
4
39% May 18
Nov
21% Dec
5
4
Jan
27
22% Jan
6
28% Feb
9
25
5
Hall
(W F) Printing Co
Hamilton Watch Co common
5
7
106% Jan
6
93% Jan
3
112% Feb
13
20
32 y8 Jan
25
26% Jan
3
32% Apr
11
28% Nov
25
47'A Jun
21
37% Feb
15
Hammond
57 % Jan
5
29% July 21
47% Jan
3
42
July
Oct
5
Mar 24
129
24
120% Jan
9
35
34%
Oct~24
50% Dec
16
Jun
19
46
Jan
6
24% Jan
58% Mar 28
128
May 24
26% Sep
2
29 % Jan
11
20% Jan
3
Aug 31
23% Jan
23
8 % Feb
6
37% Feb
27
33% Jun
7
47 % Apr
27
11
Jan
9
16% Apr
19
49% Feb
3
71% Mar 21
87
8 % Oct
27
11% Jan
26
9% May 25
13
6
5
Jan
81
4
Jan
4
37% Feb
84
17
3
13% Feb
43% Mar 15
Mar 16
74% May 25
,82% May 17
Chemical
Schaffner
Haveg
J)
6
3.65%
8
79
Jan
98
23
Hercules
Powder
67
Dec
21
18% Oct
26
28
Jan
4
112% May
15% Mar
24%
8
60% May 11
68
92% Feb
16
120
12 y4 Dec
1
19
29% Oct
July" 13
3
79% Jun
30
Helme
7%
Jan
6
July 17
7
19
37% Jan
4
30% Jan
10
23% Feb
5%
A
28% Apr 21
70% July 10
140
16
Mar 22
Jan
20
43% Mar 22
31%
24
23%
27%
27
$4%
Hill
2nd pfd
Hilton
Hotels
3
29% May 10
Hoffman
11% Mar 13
7
29% Apr
19
40% May 26
13
29% Feb
6
37
7
5%%
conv
Holly Sugar Corp
5%
Rinehart
52% Oct
20
53% Jan
16
Homestake
67% Dec
19
65 % Jan
3
94
16
Honolulu
41% Jan
4
34% Jan
3
40% Mar 16
90% Sep
13
83% Feb
7
90
5
$4.25
20
2
25% May 15
2
20% Dec
12
26
Sep
19
4% Oct
26
8
Jan
14
4% Jan
3
6
Sep
30
21
Jan
14
16% Jan
5
19
16'A Oct
10
16
Mar
>
4
16% Jan
3
36% Jan
13
39% Jun
9
33% Jan
19
49 %
Aug 19
74% Jan
4
19% Mar 20
9
35% Dec
4
79
85% Sep
14
82% Jan
23
85
Apr
25
93
13
88 % Jan
10
93
Jun
7
86% Jan
10
77
Jan
8
88
Dec
16
65% Jan
21
Sep
■
90% Dec
13
11% Mar 30
19% Jun
30
13% Dec
2
243A Jan
4
43% Jun
29
54% Jan
14
24 Ve Mar 14
40% Dec
May 15
80% Jun
9
113% Jun
7
56»/4
84
57
57%
58
84
831/4
83%
57%
511/4
533/4
51%
53Va
49V4
52
73%
73%
72%
74
74%
741/2
74%
743/4
73%
74Va
13'A Jan
11
26
11% Apr
21
32
26
39% Jan
5
34% Jan
3
38% Feb
28
27
21% Jan
7
17% Jan
3
23
Oct
16% Oct
Household
8
*36%
37%
37%
37%
36%
36%
*36
37%
37
37
37%
110
19%
19%
19%
19
193/a
19%
19%
19%
19%
2,000
92%
89
91%
88'A
893/4
88%
8934
89
89%
7,300
37%
-
•112
113
♦75
79%
148%
♦112
*75
79%
147%
v
371/2
113
*75
148%
147
149
113
112%
*75
112
79%
*146
79%
149
*146 3/4
37
700
112
10
7.9%
100
149
800
57%
54%
56 Vs
55
553/4
55%
55%
55%
55%
24%
24%
24 Va
24V4
24%
24
24Va
*24 Va
24%
500
36%
37%
36%
36%
35%
36V4
353/4
36V4
35%
363/a
9,500
1
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
22%
23%
22%
22%
5,300
100
70%
*70
No par
58
115
70%
10%
10%
2.50
35%
36%
20%
8%
Finance
28%
29
*28%
21
20%
21
20%
♦83/4
9
83/4
46%
46"%
82%
85%
36%
37%
"45%
8%
38 %
38%
38%
*30%
31%
*303/4
31%
36%
371/4
36%
38V4
46
46%
45V2
46
46%
463/4
46%
46%
3,400
78
82 %
78'/a
80%
793/a
801/2
793%
79%
41,200
36 V*
-
38%
31. %
36%
37
36%
363/4
36V4
36%
36V4
3 6 3/4
19,900
31%
♦303/4
.
38
87%
*85%
87%
*85%
21 %
21%
21%
213/4
21%
21%
4%
4%
4%
4%
43/4
4%
17%
■
17%
i
*17'/4
18
*17%
87
*851/2
18
*171/4
38
2,000
18,700
87
213/4
1,200
43/8
6,100
18
200
(1,7%
1
,
17%
17%
173/4
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
39 %
'
38%
39%
•37%
39%
*37%
38%
38%
38%
400
.45%
46%
45
453/4
45 %
46%
46
43%
4,700
76%
♦75
76%
♦75
76%
76
76
84
*83%
84
91
*89%
91
*
46
76%
*83%
84
83%
•89'%
91
*89%
Power__No par
Lighting &
Stores
1,700
35
100
Howard
3,500
83/4
34%
100
Houston
38
21
250
34
♦75
106%
preferred
400
20 3/4
8%
83/4
8%
5
100
293/8
20%
29%
29
20%
_10
common.No par
*28 3/8
34%
38%
•38
13,100
34%
♦30%
Um
34%
35%
31%
50,
34Va
34%
38%
preferred
4,000
35%
35%
common
50
10%
10%
34%
1
Corp
70%
115 Va
10%
12.50
Corp
*70
10%
*28 %
9
13,500
115
70%
120
103/4
35%
21%
38%
70
*117
10%
♦30%
Inc
701/4
120
10%
1
10
30
Winston
70
*116
120
10%
29
♦28
25
50c
Corp
70 Va
*115
115
5
*75
107%
84
83%
91
106%
*89%
105V4
107%
1063/4
1061/4
,83%
*89%
7
83%
105V4
106%
3,500
1061/4
80
140
91
4,400
1
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
1
18%
18%
17%
18%
17%
18
17%
18%
17%
18
8,200
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
53%
53%
53%
53%
533/8
53%
53%
531/2
53%
535/8
2,600
52%
53%
11,700
Sound
Corp
1
Co
,
Indust
<fc
Inc
5
52%
53%
5%
preferred
series
A
—100
•95%
96%
5%
preferred
series
B
100
*96
98
7
*111
79%
149
37
*37
*24%
May 24
July
70
1,600
37
*112
No par
preferred
Hupp Corp
5%
8,600
33,300
37
com
52%
521/4
53%
95%
53%
95%
96%
96%
98
*96
96
96
53%
953/4
953/4
96 %
96V2
430
♦95%
97%
*95%
18,700
10
1
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
83/4
8%
8 3/4
8%
50
•37%
38%
*37%
38%
•37'/2
38%
*37%
381/2
*37%
38%
5
common
convertible
pfd series A
Refrigerator Co
Hussmann
52%
1,500
97%
8s/8
21%
22 Va
20%
211/4
21%
21%
21%
*21%
22Va
2,300
11,800
"
Jan
♦83
19%
91%
Jun
9
84
36%
1/12
preferred
Hunt Foods
99 %
100
*83
37
V
6
3
56V2
53%
5
convertible
Hudson
4
120
*83
58%
Houdaille-Industries Inc common__3
8
10
1,100
84
,.,18%
58% May
58% Jun
90% Jan
900
9%
43
56%
*16%
3
35% Jan
*413/i
•83
fC
45
92% Jan
16
93/a
413/4
A—1
4%
4.40%
9%
413/4
1,900
21%
4%
,9%
43
8,600
,
*85%
3%%
•413%
123/4
4%
$2.25
9%
9%
43
39%
87%
Howe
14
2,900
123/4
21%
7
27
94
4,200
24
27
38%
4%
23% Apr
Sep
25
313/a
24
27
12%
♦85%
2
93% Dec
84% Feb
303/4
24
38%
2
preferred
3
90% Aug 24
6% Oct 25
»'
12%
Mining
Oil
12% May
Jan
31
27%
37%
preferred
&
Chemical
14% Jan
15% Mar 23
93/8
303/4
23
12%
*21%
5tye
10
x271/4
57
No par
Mar 10
38 % Feb
273/a
38%
Ball & Bearing Co
5
Corp of.America common
1
convertible preferred
_25
Hotel
7
70% Jan
Hooker
10
Apr
22 % Jan
36% Mar 17
27
Mar
Apr
23%
123/4
Hoover
81% Feb
31
27%
37 V*
common...:
convertible
Holt
May 19
40% Jun
2
Jun
30%
23 %
1
Electronics
27 % Oct
25
30%
23%
27
■v
30
39%
Holland Furnace Co
May 18
6,800
57
Corp common
pfd series A
13
31% Jun
8,600
623/a
12%
1
8% Jun
40
40 Va
613/4
8.33%
(conv)
16% Jan
July 14
41% Apr
4
393/4
61%
56
10
Corp
24% Jan
34
397/a
61
12%
He?yden Newport Chem Corp
3%% preferred series A
6
30% Oct
39%
1
5
28
123
5
5
Apr
49
*120%
'
13%
Co
13
30
30%
.
48 3/4
v
59
Inc
30% July
1
613/4
27 %
Co
28%, Apr
28% Feb
61%
preferred_No par
1
30% July
62%
100
class
conv
6
May 20
61%
30%
preferred
$2
16
23
62%
160
58
class
common
9% Nov
12
62%
No par
14% Dec
Jan
122
preferred—25
Hewitt-Robins
7% Feb
49
121 %
39%
23%
common
non-cumulative
Hewlett-Packard
66
48%
123
39%
1
28% Mar 30
115
49
*120%
39
,49%
800
99
100
53
21
48%
123
38%
37%
Hertz
4
49
*120%
39%
123
39%
7
Apr
49%
39
*120%
38%
68% Apr
Aug 22
6,000
5,500
49
♦96
1
*12%
54% July 18
20% Jan
3
July 13
29%
5
Hershey Chocolate Corp
Jan
291/4
40c
5
22% July 21
301/4
*9%
161% May
27
29%
*42%
34% Jun
1
31
9%
Motors
38% Feb
30%
42%
W)
Hercules
Jan
31%
9%
(G
17
67% Jan
31%
& Co
July
112% Jan
31%
42 %
E)
Mar 14
108
30%
50
(W
40
9
1,400
common—1
Heller
38
20
30%
5
Industries
21% Apr
Dec
30%
preferred
Feb
70
303/4
5
Curtis
Jan
111% Aug 26
23%
*96
303/4
1.25
Helene
14
119% Dec
9
*231/2
98
31
Inc
common
82% Dec
13
233/a
96
31
Inc
Co
34
Jan
23%
22%
95
Marx
Industries
(H
29% Jan
13
1,400
*57%
22%
Hayes Industries Inc
Heinz
5
61% Apr
6,500
34>/4
1
Corp of America
5% preferred—.
7
3
50V4
*333/4
23
58%
'
4
20
49%
34%
*57
95
Co
&
50V4
34
57%
30%
corn—7.50
World
Hat
20
Harshaw
Aug
36
1
Mar
5'0% Jan
Hart
Jan
18
55% Apr
16
Dec
33% July
32% Jan
13% Dec
76
3
24
Aug 30
55
29%-May 12
104% Dec
Jan
46% Apr
77
5
493/4
34i/4
30%
Corp
Harsco Corporation
27% May 18
33% Feb 17
200
50%
34
95
100
&
58%
49%
30%
Harris-Intertype
12
18% Oct
31
Refrac
Brace
57%
,35%
98
preferred
71% Apr
36% Jun
21% May 24
22 % May 26
6%
Harcourt
34%
30%
Co
Harbison-Walker
41% July 11
57%
41
49%
2.50
4%. convertible preferred—
Hammermill Paper Co
121
♦57
.
1
88% Jun
26'A Jun
Organ
■
21
.
I
31% Jan
4
30% May 31
25% Apr 28
35
21'% July 25
28% Oct
477/8 Jan
6
31% Jan
3
44% July
6
Illinois
Central
23
76% May
43% Apr
8
Illinois
Power Co
41
25
Jun
12
31% Jun
19
Idaho
Power
Ideal
Cement
Co
5
33%
33%
33%
33%
33i/4
33%
32%
33%
5
29%
29%
29%
29%
293/4
30
29%
30
29%
293/4
7,100
No par
42%
42%
41%
42%
41%
41%
411/2
41%
41%
415/s
14,700
15
69
70%
69%
70%
70
70 3/4
70%
71
70%
71
12,800
50
•42
42'%
43
*421%
43
43
260
Co
RR
Co
>
33%
x33
Jan
27
62% Dec
30
58
39 % Jan
18
43
Aug 12
41
Jan
4
4
41% Feb
4.08%.
18
45
Aug
43 % Jan
20
44%,Jan
30
4.26%
preferred
preferred
_50
42%
43%
*42%
43%
*43
43V4
45% Jan
22
48
23
49% Jan
25
4.70%
preferred
_50
•48%
49
-
*48%
49
*481/2
49
4
49% Aug
9
46% July 27
44% Jan
4
47% Apr
12
4.42%
preferred
50
♦46%
46%
*46%
46%
♦461/4
46%
46V4
11
46%
44% Aug 15
43% Jan
18
4.20%
preferred
_50
♦42%
43
*42 Va
43
42%
42%
*42 3/4
43%
43%
43%
42% Jan
41
Feb
4
Jan
Jun
common
!
!
•42%
43
31% Nov
22
57% Aug 23
32% Jan
23
44% May 22
50% May
4
1
39%
40
38% Feb
17
50% Dec
27
50
Jan
10
66 % Jun
12
Indianapolis
Light-No par
59%
5% July 11
59%
*59%
8 % Feb
25
5% Jan
3
Feb
20
6%
6%
6%
86% Apr
Industria Elect De Mexico_100 pesos
19
71% Jan
3
91% Jun
21
65
Sep
28
Dec 13
145
36% May
29% Oct
154
Jan
7
50% Jan
2
5
145
Jan
18
3
49% Mar
56
25
43% Jan
15
33% Jan
3
Feb
5
35% Dec
23
35% Jan
30
29
49% Jun
15
29
21
Nov
1
34% Feb
18
38% Sep
139% Feb
23
50% Jan
19
42% Jan
3
148% Aug 25
36% Aug 24
142% Jan
4
Jan
21% Jan
447
8
3
May 17
45 %
95
93
2
24
38% Mar 13
2
Feb
Jan
90
Feb
29
147
July 20
47% Apr 17
86
July 11
8
40% Jan
34% Nov
V
43
34
18
3
May 19
Jan
5
Apr 12
27% May 31
499
Jun
Indiana
General
Ingersoll-Rand
6%
&
1
1
No par
Corp
preferred
Interlake
Iron
55% Jun
9
Int'l
149% Apr
27
Jan
12
Oct
25
77% Jan
3
82
17% Aug
5
26% Dec
30
25% Jan
3
International
4734 Sep 20
12% Aug
4
59 Va Dec
21
58% Jan
3
36% May 16
81% July 20
21% Feb
19
15% Jan
4
22% May 11
International
30% Dec
31% Dec
80
22
86% Jan
Dec
6
22% Dec
55
23
23
29% Jun
19
93% Feb
7
9 % Jun
7
36% May 17
95% May 11
14% Feb 24
70% Mar
30
30
94% Aug 15
2
19% Mar
8
9% Dec
Apr 20
54% Feb
7
,'69% Mar 28
2
26% Dec
14
21% Jan
4%
Int'l
$4
Corp
preferred
5
35% Apr
11
International
24
Rectifier
41% Jun
20
26
Jan
12
42% Apr
17
International
7
Resistance
139% Jan
8
95
Jan
3
7
32% Dec
International
Salt
20
32% Jun
29
38% Jun
6
International
Shoe
,23% July 12
% July 11
32 % Apr
27
International
123% Mar
% Jun
30
14
7%
32
Feb
17
48% Dec
30
44% Jan
4
60% Apr
4
32% Feb
International
17
38 Va Jan
15
33% Jan
11
48% Jun
12
May 10
International
45% Apr
4
40% Jan
12
50% Jun
13
21% Jun
27
29% May 25
Interstate
Dept
4
26
Interstate
Power
3
55
Iowa
18% Jun
22
33% Jan
21% Dec
27
20% Jan
May 19
May 4
$2
46% Aug 26
42% Jan
Dec
21
41% Jan
3
49% Jun
9
Iowa-Illinois
40
Gas
Aug 29
38% Jan
10
43% Jun
8
Iowa
&
7
21% Jan
3
30% May 17
Sep
7
115% Jan
3
44% Jan
122% May 10
4
Jan
4
124
26
17% July 20
24% Feb
20
Elec
Power
Island
$6
*451/4
46
42%
413%
413/4
41%
413/4
*41%
42%
x921/2
92%
♦92%
94
*93
91
99
22%
461
52%
22%
23
460%
465 %
466
22%
465
42%
42%
23
42%
13,200
46 Va
2,300
23
3,500
471
19,700
19,400
50%
51%
50%
49%
50%
49%
50
145%
146%
145%
146V2
♦145%
146V4
1453/4
7 42 %
423/4
4IV2
42%
42%
82
81%
81%
*79
82
50
♦80
43
580
43
10,800
*80
82
146
42
v
81
28%
29
28%
283/4
28%
28%
27%
28%
1,700
81
79%
80%
80
811/2
81%
81%
81
815/s
41,600
30 3/4
94%
.
17V4
161/2
16%
16%
163/s
3,600
31
313/4
30%
31%
50,800
95%
*94%
95%
200
100
*941/2
9%
,
93/4
*9%
10
*9%
10
55%
55
55%
*541/2
55%
♦54%
551%
55
55
23%
1
9%
55%*
100
23%
23
23%
22%
23%
22%
23V4
22%
23%
7,400
32 %
33%
32
323A
31
32
31%
31%
31%
32
5,200
*9%
10
*9%
No par
98
100%
98%
99%
98%
98%
98
98
971/2
34%
34%
35
343/4
35
34%
34%
343/4
35
25%
26 %
25%
263/4
25
25V4
24%
25%
23%
24%
.
Creek
Coal
Circuit
•39
54 %
40
Co
♦39
55%
common
40
523/4
42%
46
463/4
26 V*
26%
23%
24%
5
48%
1
45%
45%
40%
40 3/4
27 Va
40
48%
273/4
41%
...
5,400
40
*48
26%
52V4
533/4
53%
54%
53%
54%
42
41 %
42
42
42
45
45
44%
44%
45%
45Vt
700
25%
26 Va
25%
26
25%
26V4
7,700
23%
233/a
23%
24
24 %
24
24
3,100
48 %
./
1.
*43 %
49%
49
49
46
-•
45 Va
45%
45%
45%
40%
40 3/4
40%
40%
41
263/4
253/4
26%
*115%
117
•115 Va
117
*115%
5
18%
19
18%
19
18%
18 3/4
5
Co
*39
40
41%
,42
453/4
1
Breaker
♦39
26
45%
40
54%
23%
50c
•39
453/4
x25%
10
5,600
r
1
Electric Co
1,600
'
27,900
42%
-25
Co
310
98
34%
8.33%
3.50
Light
100
29 %
No par
Power
10
23
43%
16%
Co
&
300
1,100
467
467%
146 %
94%
com
preferred-
I-T-E
45%
45%
29%
Stores
43
18% Oct
46%
45%
95%
preferred
1
115
42%
♦45%
30%
& Teleg-No par
Utilities Corp com
5
4
36% Jan
10,800
44%
17%
Telep
convertible
4
31
1,200
87%
152
43
30%
10c
86%
145
46
17
Co
87
152
44%
*94%
Corp
85%
*145
6%
42V2
17%
25
32% Mar
Oct
861/2
152
94%
preferred-
36% Mar
20
2,400
30%
.
Light &
40
5,000
60
*6%
rJ2
35
11
411/4
59%
6%
17
1
Rights
39% Jun
25
32% Jan
40%
59%
*63/4
30%
-
Silver
30% Apr
May 31
40%
593/i
94%
—
Oct
Aug 24
39%
45%.
94
110
80
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
5%
,
63/4
2.50
Limited
common
20
100
391/4
43 %
*93
;.:I
120
46%
60%
,_No par
Paper
preferred
*46
29%
No par
91% Dec
38
*78
--5
Canada
Packers
42
100
Mining
of
52
145%
5
49
453/4
23
474
100
com
preferred
Nickel
22%
*145
44
49
45%
45
.
94
467%
86%
873/4
*43
42%
47
5
63/4
152
42%
42 %•
No par
Chemical
International
69%
42%
*92%
38%
*60
6%
43
43%
49
•44%
45%
1
Machines
common-
&
43%
45%
5
preferred—
Minerals
•145
*44%
39%
60
86 Va
86%
1
Corp
39
152
20
common
Business
Harvester
7%
Int'l
43%
;
'
100
Interchemical
International
•145
100
>
Co__
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
4%%
84%
No par
common
preferred-
Inland Steel
6
50% Apr 21
Corp
Power
43%
*48%
*14%
14%
117
253/4
♦115%
17 3/4
26%
117
.
44,200
2,°00
483/4
491/4
900
45%
453/8
4,600
*40 Va
41 %
3,100
26%
12,000
26 V4
*115%
117
18%
17%
18
143^8
14V4
6,300
J
12% Dec
1
Jan
12
Jan
3
17% Mar
10% Oct
13
18% Jan
7
13'A Jan
3
76% Jan
26
87
Aug 22
80% Jan
27
19% Apr 11
85% May 19
48% Feb
14
73
Mar 23
Jewel Tea
86
Jim
3%% preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
20
40% Oct
24
52% Apr
76% Jan
22
44% Jan
13
13
14
83
Sep
1
62% May 31
82
53% May
6
79
Dec
13
73% Jan
4
8% Mar
9
18% Dec
5
15% Jan
3
For
footnotes,
see page
Jan
6
55% Feb
13
24.
2
27
74% May 22
110% Mar
7
28% Feb
15
Jaeger
Machine
Jefferson
Lake
Co
Sulphur
Jersey Cent Pwr &
Johnson
Jonathan
Co
&
Inc
Inc
1
pfd—100
143/4
•14%
14%
♦141/4
15%
15%
14%
15%
14%
83
83
66%
1
common
Johnson
Logan
"0
Lt
I
64%
100
*82%
5
6 4 Va
5
_50c
85
83%
63%
*82 Va
84%
64%
85
84%
63 3/a
*82 Va
15
84%
63%
85
14 3
a
143/4
*83
62%
*82%
14%
400
15
15
153/B
3,800
84
84
84
63
63%
63%
85
*82%
520
3,600
85
66%
62%
641/s
613/a
623/4
61
62%
61%
62%
15,400
93
93
89
92%
89%
90
89 Va
89 Va
89
89 Va
2,200
20
20%
19
19%
19
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
5.900
Number 6075
Volume 194
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(331)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year I960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
49% Dec
6
83% Jan
56 Va Jan
3
95 Va Mar
8
99% Aug 24
96
Jan
3
11% Dec
8
18% Jun
13
13
Jan
3
29% Oct
21
47% Jan
8
38% Jan
3
4
NEW YORK
Highest
73% May 22
101 Va Apr
«Ss Laughlin Steel common_10
preferred series A
__100
Jorgensen (Earle M) Go
—1
Joy Manufacturing Co
5%
.21 Va May 26
48
65%
Jones
17
Mar 20
86
•
Sep 29
Oct
5
42% Jan
12
101
54"% Jan
45
74
Jan
5
96
Jan
11
May
6
122 % Jail 13
10372 Jan
125
V.
"
4972 May 23
10872 Apr 25
23
4474 Jan
47
4874 Jun
8
r
'
■■
Kaiser
Chem
&
convertible
'
474%
18
122
May 19
122
Jan
11
11072 Jan
18
Jun
39%
"!4%%
5872 Jan
17
7372 Jun
/
14
•,
•
w
100
./
•
_f'
'
..50
"
*4674
convertible
'
preferred
100
90
Oct
10
85
Jan
4
8872 Jun
21
4.20%
100
87
July 28
87
Jun
27
4.35%
100
*87
3
No par
79
Jan
10
3972 May
6472 July
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3
4%
6
8
5078 Jan
4
31% Feb
23
39% Aug 24
3772 Jan
3
4872 Apr
Jan
12
16 %< July 11
127a Jan
3
2472 May 16
non-cum
&
6
51% Dec
30
5072 Jan
11
70
50% Jan
6
3172 Feb
23
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1007a Jan
6
2574 Jan
3
37% May 26
46% jun 14
737a Jan
3
9474 May 16
4
77% May
9
Kennocott Copper
Kern County Land
3
Kerr-McGee
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co
Kendall
553/a Jan
8
52
427a July 20
57% May
7
43% Jan
5
32 74 Jan
4
42% May 23
62% Feb
11
897a Dec
20
7672 Jun
21
16% Dec
12
18% Dec
21
167a Jan
7
2
31 % Jan
20
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24
46% Jan
4
36
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3
7
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36% Dec
11
78
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33
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6
7
27% Sep 29
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12
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6
11% Dec
10
9
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22
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1,900
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22
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2174
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84
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100 g
common
preferred
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687a Mar 30
1
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5974
59
58
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58
58%
5874
59%
10,000
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34% May 19
Kresge (S S) Co
10
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
6,500
10
32%
207a
11%
28%
3674
3274
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29%
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28%
287a
25
36
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5
307a Jan
3
387a Feb
23
5
377a
377a
3574
3674
35%
29%
30
2074 Jun
July 21
Oct
21
1874 Feb
10
25% Dec
29
25% Jan
27
34
May 25
2774 Mar 11
3o 72 Dec
21
45
Apr
26% Jun
21
45
Apr 21
20
32% Jun
5
29% May
9
(S H)
Lane
Lear
2372 Jun
20
Jan
26
2474 Jan
6
14% Jan
3
137a Jan
6
1172 Jan
3
32 74 Aug
1
247a Jun
29
16
28% Sep
9
237a Jan
4
707a Jan 22
48 7a Apr
28
1074 Jan
4
Nov
20
Lehn
18
3
10
Jun
19
28
46 Va
21
7
1574 Jun
5
94% Mar
152
May
9
4
597a Mar 16
Sep
23
24% Jan
6
42 72 May
4
4472 Jan
3
347i Aug 10
23% Jan
26
567a Apr 17
357/a Mar 29
20
877a Jan
4
.4
•57% Jan
12
96% Dec
32% Jan
143
May
48 7a Jun
9
528
Fink
1
Link
Belt
Lockheed
10
227a Jan
3
277a Feb
27
Lone
Star
22 7a Feb
2
29
Apr
10
Lone
Star
11
170
Apr
14
80
Jan
8
81
Jan
20
347a May 18
27
43 7a Dec
30
135
Jan
41% Jan
4
Aug 19
100
Jun
16
8774 Nov
22
85
Jan
13
90
14
87
Mar 29
Sep
42 7s Sep
1307a Mar
4
38% Feb
1
52% July
47 74 Dec
142
Sep
2
3972 Jan
3
1
136% Jan
4
1
Jan
4
49 74 Jun
29
51
597» May
104
Feb
3
8
Loew's
Theatres
4.84%
series
series
E
Lorillard
7%
(P) Co
preferred
Louisville
3
18% Mar 28
Lowenstein
3
77
Lukens
78% Jan
30
2074 Jan
4
1474 Jan
4974 Dec
6
917a Jan
4
53
Jan
15% Oct
18
21
Jan
6
167a Jan
3
8
83
July 12
2774 Jan
12
38
May 17
114% Dec
28
124
6
119
Mar 21
6%
7
Aug 16
6
52% Jan
1157a Jan
29% Oct
32% Jan
3
49% May 24
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20% Feb
23
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53
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50
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53 74
2,400
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24%
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10,800
125 74
123 7a
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39,900
46%
66,600
123
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9,900
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237a
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110
51
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59
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15
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20
.
14%
247a
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m
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Louisville Gas & El Co
58% Mar 28
7
May 17
14
10
I,600
1
Corp
D
4.35%
16
5,500
No par
preferred
Lighting Co
B preferred
4.25%
62 72 Jun
18,500
18%
Corp
Co
5
17
23 %
18%
conv
Long Island
5% series
1474 Dec
22
Gas
9
May 25
23%
18%
Inc
Cement
8772 Mar
55% Apr
2474
18%
5
90 7a Jun
146
237a
18%
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Aircraft
26
102
23 7a
187a
Industries Inc
15% Jan
140 74 Dec
22 74
18%
No par
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2672 Jan
8
247a
18%
Co
5
13
23
18%
Corp
Corp,
4
21
25 Va
1874
1
Lionel
4
Jan
24%
com
Aug
Feb
28
Co
Tulip Cup Corp__
Ling-Temco
Electronics
19
96
277a
15
& Myers Tobacco
preferred
7%
307a Jan
30% Jan
277a
Liggett
17
111
277a
Lily
17
6
277a
Co
Feb
34% July
27
Libbey-Owehs-Ford Glass
Libby McNeil & Libby
197a Nov
14
277i
Products
Stores
4,100
51
27
Corp_
&
Lerner
May 22
60% Mar
61% Jan
23
12% Jan
18% May 11
47
v.
30%
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51
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com____l
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convJ
29%
30
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51
1,500
27
Cement
Valley' RR__iiLl
48% Apr
19
81% Jan
43 7» Sep
$1.50
Lehigh
29%
30
4,300
50
5
Navigation
&
•43
36%
27
Valley .Industries
Lehman
14672 Jan
4
Lehigh
6% M'ar 22
13
Jan
Portland
307a July 11
Aug 31
61
Coal
3
347a Jun
917a Jan
Lehigh
Lehigh
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3574
35%
24,100
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Tire
&
30
50
357s
12
287a
25
A
Inc
Rubber
29%
8,100
12
28
287a
No par
50c
series
-
16
22% Mar 22
4
common
preferred
37a July 18
2672 Jan
Co
Paper Co
Bryant
20
4
15
22
V
Lee
272 Mar 21
:'7%Jan
Gas
'.<.4.32%
337a Feb
16% Jan
8
Laclede
16% Apr
4
'29% Jan
151
T
& Co___
Co
K V P Sutherland
18% July 14
17a Jan
3% Mar 11
4
220
3172 Jan
837a
57%
12
23
700
80
207a
Jan
4,600
50,400
21
12
78% May 19
37
80
20%
46 7» Nov
43%
36%
2174
12
140
43 74
44%
377a
217a
20%
6
63%
787a
12
12 7a Dec
62 74
79%
29
5
13,400
21%
207a
97a Oct
8474
79
1
29
2,000
83%
21%
5
Jan
3,600
41%
1
Kroger
467a Oct, >24
*41
3,300
3,200
5
Kroehler M'fg Co
22
400
87
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Kress
*'
95
777a
6
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87
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16
3% Oct'28
87
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19
167a Sep
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247a July 26
87
7874
14
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88
95
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78 V*
347a Apr
22
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95
78
89
117a Jan
17a Dec
78
88
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28
25
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1,700
89
8
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900
200
717a
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2
10
707a
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88
3674 Mar
257a Oct
115
70%
88
2074 Jan
13% May 2
14% Dec 30
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88
25% Oct 28
5
111%
1107a
115
78
88
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8672
1,100
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70%
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87
400
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100
45%
1
4%
115
7074
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Koppers Co
July 20
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1
111
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47
607a
Industries
KLM
46% May 17
85
111
39
__1
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Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp 1,
King-Seeley Thermos Co
10
27% Feb
26
34 Va Oct
77
Feb
26% Apr
47
9972,,
47
100
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3874
37%
997a
3874
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8.75
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__.
13
6
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88
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t
v
377a
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47
-
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25
Jun
87
50
;
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387a
50c
&
Corp
Apr
25% Dec
24,600
'
'100
*937a ' 95
95
Co__No par
Electric
Kansas Power
Kayser-Roth
30% Oct
93
38%
16,700
8
Kansas Gas
3
*937a
8074
37%
preferred
23
Nov"
6,200
*4674
88
6872 Jan
91% Apr 11
82 % M'ar 22
31%
39%
G
87
90
preferred
preferred
Jan
38%
*867a
,82% Mar 18
30
39%
80
4.50%
46% Sep
38%
88
12
9572 Mar 28
71% Oct 25
39
*86
11
8672 Apr
Oct
38 %
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7974 Apr
6
36
2,400
39%
113
9
9
18%
70% "'70%
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78
27
11
18%
112
9272 Feb
43 7a Feb
18%
377a
717a
8472 Jan
36
18%
115
71 Va
75 7a Jan
16
18%
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;
5
37% Sep
54% July
18 Ys
111
17
34% July 12
300
19
110
20
8
99%
99%
110
Jan
79% Jan
66%
99%
no
95 Va Oct
29
64%
99%
1 100
47
79'/a Aug
62% Sep
65 7a
99 %
•/;/
3874
103% \
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87
9
64%
99%
38%
39%
V 3874
337a
preferred
preferred
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474% (ser of 1959) conv pfd__100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
3.80%
preferred
100
4%
preferred
100
6
29
85"% Feb
65%
99 7a
18%
19
80% May 23
86 Va Jan
6
25
Shares
64%
99%
99%
18%
,
Corp
preferred
''•••
l
"
1,'.
Alum
47a%
"
59% Dec
3
Mar
3772 July 19
111% Jan
Sep 30
105% Oct
6
the Week
K
,
•
32
July 20
65Va
64%
67
99%
l
.
Friday
July 21
Thursday1
Wednesday
July 19
Tuesday
July 18
Monday
July 17
Par
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
-
STOCK
EXCHANGE
10
Co
M
Mar
26
41% Dec
30
43
Jan
5
23
44% Jan
16
8274 Jan
5
8872 May
20% Feb
7
25% May 15
7
38 74 Jan
4
6372 May 17
preferred series
Madison Fund Inp
Magma' Copper
1
2
46
Jan
4
96% Jun
Magnavox
Dec
30
597a Jan
Jun
21
55
27% July 19
Oct" 2 6
33
15% Nov
17
4% Jun
5074 Jun
19% July
Jun
57
May 15
12
8
6
30% July 12
,
When
Co
3
60% Jun
9
Mallory
3
24% Jun
7
Manhattan
Manning
18
217/a Jan
3
30% Jun
1
22
472 Jan
3
5% Jan
27
12% Dec
29
13% Jan
4
12 72 Jan
4
31
29% Jan
22
24% Jan
17
16 74 Oct
25
4074 Jan
6
18% Jun
21
407a May 23
54% Dec
21
17% July 18
34
Mar 28
May 31
9174 Jan
26
29% Feb
7
23% May 15
Feb
2
26% Feb
28
29
>63% Mar 17
397/a July
96
6
Mar 28
39 72 May
1
common
1
(PR)
Co
&
com___No par
58
38%
_100
*947a
337a
58
38%
957a
3474
30%
1
Mfg
Co
preferred
Co____—4
:
Co
38% Jan
6
2972 Jan
3
34% Mar 10
Masonite
53 7a Aug
1
447a Jan
4
5572 May 19
5
78
Aug 31
74
Jan
3
797a May
19
79
Aug 26
75
July
6
79 72 May 15
May Dept Stores common
5
$3.75 preferred 1945 series_No par
$3.75 preferred 1947 series-No par
4
Jan
12
18
Oct
5
31
July 29
22 74 Mar
717a Aug 29
777a Aug 31
Jan
19
7074 Jun
9
$3.40
preferred-
757a Jan
18
7974 Jun
7
3%%
preferred
12
68
7* Dec
6
23% Jan
3
48% Jun
447a Jan
18
3672 Jan
3
5172 May 19
25
7
40% Dec
21
36% Jan
Sep" 28
40% Jan
15
30
Jan
12
Dec
16
15% Feb
29
12% Jan
3
24% May 22
70
Dec
19
807a Feb
29
717» Jan
4
28% July
287a
9472 Aug
5
85
Dec 27
99
Nov
18
May
5
Oct 24
28
9
39 74 Apr
26
McCall
Corp
387a Apr
27
McCord
Corp-
8
8672 Jan
Jan""4
28% Jan
3
947a Mar 16
5
July 18
27% Nov
29
22 72 Jan
26
45% Jan
11
30% Jan
3
May 19
27
13% Jan
11
14 74 Jan
16
21% July 25
24% May 11
31% Oct
20
27
Feb
24
35% Jan
4
26
Jan
5
1472 Dec
31% Nov
18
5% Dec
20
517» Jun
9
23
Jan
4
15% Dec
7
2874 Jan
15
317a Aug
4
48
Jan
7
Nov
28
88
Apr
14
207a Nov
21
2974 Mar 16
85.
36% Mar 16
May 19
10672 Jun
12
16172 May 22
Jun
22
47 74 Jun
6
3972 May
8
40% Apr
7
85
43 7a Mar 22
1774 Jun
30
387a July 10
3472 Feb
Apr
8 74 Jun
47
23
(J Ray)
McDonnell
Aircraft
McGraw-Edison
McGraw-Hill
B__—100
Co Iric
1
Corp—,—2.50
&
Co__
1
Publishing
____1
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
No par
McKee
(AG)
1974 Mar 17
3
45
Jan
9
93
23% Jan
19
5
May 24
10
McQuay
&
&
Co____
Robbins
Norris
Mfg
Medusa
Portland
Cement
5974
6074
3274
32
33
*36%
377a
20%
2178
* 1037a 105
*105
107
*1387» 140
78%
79
3874
397»
3472
35%
3472
35%
347a
347a
16%
16%
33
347s
.
*297a
377a
Corp common
474% preferred (1st series)
10
5
100
No par
1872
48
*69
76
7
18Va
40V*
*91,
28%
'
28
527a
79
78
71
76
32%
48%
9
Co
Mead
307»
5172
*7772
*77
NO par
Inc
McLean Trucking Co___.
6
3174 Apr
preference
conv
McDermott
5
3
88
4%%
-
5
Jan
Jun
No par
3
McCrory Corp common
50c
3 7a % 'convertible preferred
100
$6 convertible preferred
100
572% conv preference B
100
x
McKesson
5% Jan
For footnotes, see page 24.
120
357a Jan
16
No par
Inc_
71
5
30
33
MCA
1
No par
6
Dec
397a
May 10
Ji__No par
1959 series
100
Inc
Mays (JW)
Maytag Co
4
867a Dec
76
19
—No par
C.orp_
30
37%
77a
18V*
40V*
937a
28%
,
27%
.
.
527a
237b
2378
28%
5
20%
287a
17%. 1874
5674 .5772
2772
5
2074
38%
38%
9572
33%
307a
5272
79
787a
71
78
38%
9572
33%
30
52
5
2074
27%
'
51%
79
*77
*69
77
.
3274
48
58
31%
36%
1972
10372
106
134
76
37%
347a
33%
347a
28
17%
55%
7874
*77
*69
*77
32%
30%
48
59%
31%
36%
21
10372
106
134
7974
387a
34%
34%
34%
48
577a
*3174
167i
32%
*297*'
377a
.7
187a
39%
*91
*2872
29%
77a
18%
40
937a
28%
38%
957a
34%
307t
52%
79
787a
71
80
32
487a
58
32
37
2074
*98
101
106
106
132
132
76
78
37%
38%
3372
34%
34
35Va
347i
35
167a
16%
33%
34
297a
29%
37%
37%
7
►
7
18%
18%
*367a
19%
1674
33%
37%
277a
5
2172
287a
187»
5672
.
«
35
35%,
117%
*116
1177a
10
477t
47%
46
46%
13,900
49%
50
557a
*91
28
40%
937a
287a
55%
*49 7a
5574
50
3,000
800
55%
7,600
*85 7a
86
257a
24%
25
527a
53 74
52%
53%
11,300
21,500
86
300
8.000
8374
83 74
84
28 Va
28
287a
8,000
52
52
51%
52%
2,700
22%
<*
847a
28
2374
23
23 74
2,500
277a
.27%
26%
27
*5
574
5
207a
21%,
20%
28
287a
27%
2,700
5
2,200
21%,
28 Va
10,800
18,500
9,700
18
18%
17%
5674
567a
39%
55%
56
3,200
38%
39
397a
3,600
*94 7a
957a
95
95
34%
35%
34%
3574
30
30
30
30
52%
53 74
52%
1874
130
67,100
1,900
53%
11,800
797a
*78
797a
400
787a
*78
79 7a
*69
71
*69
71
*77
79
*77
7.9
31
32
30%
31%
6,800
487a
48%
48
48
2,800
57
577a
56%
56%
5,900
*78
78%
*317a
*36 7a
19%
*977a
*106
1307a
32
31
32
37
"*36%
37
207a
100
2,200
100
•19%
207a
*97%
102 74
109
*106
107
1307a
*130
134
10
~90
31,800
100
120
.
350
77
77%
777a
77%
38
387a
38%
40
12,700
33%
347»
32
347a
24,300
34%
357»
34%
357a
15,400
347»
34%
33%
34%
8,400
1674
1674
16%
1674
2,400
347a
34%
34%
34%
1,980
9,200
297a
397a
29
297a
500
37
37%
37
37%
5,900
7
77a
7
77a
4,200
*1874
18%
1,200
4074
4072
9,000
;
39%
36
25
♦857a
53
23%
337a
30
35%
♦116
28
53
9572
„
No par
Field
53%
8572
28%
2772
28
5.
21..% V
5
19
72
5
257a
53
22%
20%
27%
18
1—1
Corp
31
65% Jan
28
86
28
23%
72 72 Jan
Jan
29%
53%
40 7» Oct
72
53.
84
2874
49%
557a
*49%
557s
*857a
24%
5172
8272
257a
54%.
8874
23 7a
26% Oct
4
24%
477a
47
49%
55%
86
53V*
.12.50
__1
Corp
Marquardt Corp
Marquette Cement
474%
Moore
Oil, Exploration
Midland
Marshall
*85
1
—_
Maxwell 81
Maremont
Marine
*4972
557a
___5
&
Shirt
Maracaibo
Martin
A
Co
16% Jan
572 Jan
50
1
100
1
10
1
(w w)
Inc
3574
35%
*116
117%
46%
47%
*4972
49%
557s
55V*
86
86
24% 25
52
547t
8172
84
35%
36%
*116% 11772
367a
116
4872
issued
36% Jan
27 7a Jan
93
preferred
(R H)
4%%
8
6
4
Macy
23
22 74 Oct
897a Jan
51
26
13% Sep
574%
17
Dec
48
4
3574
.116
47%
5
Inc
857a Aug 18
7
Jan,
16% May
3
34 74 May 10
'31% Feb 17
common
preferred
Trucks
10
100
Forbes
&
49 7a Feb
37% Mar
79
MacAndrews
*1874
18%
40%
40%
*91
937a
*91
937a
28
287»
28
287a
1,900
20
(332)
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, July 24, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
30 y2 Dec
25% Mar 10
30
NEW
Highest
30% Jan
3
35% Feb
28
Melville
7
Jan
6
83% Jun
2
29
33 Vb Feb
16
21
Mercantile
96y2 Jun
2
77% Jan
20
39% Apr
90% Apr
20
Merck
Apr 20
81
Feb
14
35
May 21
73
Jan
26
70
Jan
8
8% Dec
16
42 % Dec
28
24% Jun
16
74% Jan
5
84
80
75
Aug 31
18% Feb
23
9 Vb Jan
3
13% Apr
20
4%
&
$3.50
Co
Inc
preferred
3
59% Mar 10
Mesta
3
70% May
81
Jan
5
87
Jun
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
89% Jan
10
97
May 27
2
84
July 21
8
82
Oct
10
80
May
75 y4 Jan
19
82
Nov
14
80
Jan
24
86
Jan
4
95
Aug 11
90
Jan
3
98
25%
Mar 16
30% Jan
4
38% May 24
33% Dec
20
58
84% July
4.35%
Mar 16
4.45%
Feb
17
28
May
2
15% Oct 21
40 y2 Nov
15
39 y4 Jan
4
49 y4 Mar 14
Midwest
Oil
May 16
19 Vb Jan
3
29% May 31
Minerals
&
52
May 16
Midland
58
Feb
Midland-Ross
101 % May 24
24
88
Jun
17
28
Apr
19
33% Jan
4
31% Feb
24
136 y4 July 19
178% Jun
1
170% Mar 10
103
8
Oct
109
July 20
70% Jan
17
38% Aug 31
28% May
35% Jan
July 12
37% Jan
4
35 Vb Jan
16 V4
July
24y2 Dec
29
30
Mar 10
27
7
35
24
15
12
Feb
6
34
44
Apr
6
45% Apr 11
30% Mar 22
Jan
34% Jan
Aug 16
Jun
87% Jun
42% Jun
3 % Dec
20
6% Jan
6
3% Jan
33% Dec
7
48 % Jan
6
37 Vb Apr
20
6
5% Mar 27
42 y4 Jan
Enterprises
5%%
&
Minnesota
Power
Mission
&
23
Missouri
Pacific
4
42% May 15
Missouri
Portland
5
24% Feb
28
Missouri
Public
7% Oct
26
15% Jan
11
4
Mohasco
Industries
8
Jan
3
13% Apr
60
NOV
1
80 y2 Mar 11
62
Jan
4
73 % Mar 29
3%%
70
Oct
12
87 y2 Mar 23
71
Jan
4
79
4.20%
11% Oct
26
19% Jan
6
13% Jan
3
19% Apr
4
9% Dec
13
13 y2 Jan
11
8% Apr
14
10% Jan
19
9V4 Jun
29
6% Feb
2
20
3
16
31
3
21% Jan
25
31% Aug
25
Feb
24
57 Vb Sep
25% Oct
24
53% Jan
Jan
Mar 28
55% July
5
Monarch
Monon
Class
class
Jun
12
Montana
30
liya Jan
47 y2 Jan
29 y4
Apr
17
Sep
26
24 % Jan
19
Mar
60 y2 Oct
24
98
75% Jan
11
Oct
27
23% Jan
4
11% Jan
3
20% Mar 17
29% Jan
9
37% May 19
Mountain
12% Nov
7
19% Dec
5
16 y4 Jan
4
41% May 31
M
20% Jan
31
26% May 22
Mueller
19
May 31
Sep
28
28% Jan
22
17% Oct
25
21
21
47 y4 Dec
30
53% Mar
24% Nov
4
29 y8 Sep
12"% Feb
1
Sep
17% Jan
15
Morrell
8
28 y4 Apr
20
Motec
50%
501%
54%
S
*93
95
84%
*82
83%
831/2
*83
*963/4
98%
*963/4
—10
37 %
37%
37%
*83
*44
50%
50
50
52%
3/a
87
54 3/a
53%
54%
88
85%
86
100
180
*86
95
900
*93
95
95
94%
83%
*83%
*82%
83%
84
84
84%
*83
84%
*83
841%
*83
84%
98%
373/4
*963/4
98%
*963/4
98%
*96%
98 V?
371/8
37%
363/4
37%
36%
37%
45
♦44%
47,400
94%
83%
*443/8
47
47
47
5
49
50%
49
49%
48%
100
*98
99%
98%
98i/4
99
44%
44%
44%
44%
44
44
28
28'%
27
28%
263/4
273/4
483/4
491/8
*99%
100
*44
27%
47
*44%
49%
48%
101
*99%
50
80
—-*'■
9,000
47
100
48%
3,100
101
50
44%
44%
44%
900
27%
27%
273/4
16,800
1377/8
136%
140
1393/4
142
140%
145%
1051%
103%
104
103
104
103%
103%
2,800
78%
79%
76%
78 i/s
77%
7 8 3/4
77%
79%
78
78%
24,800
321/4
32%
32%
327/8
32
32 5/b
32%
32%
32%
32%
411/4
41%
41%
42
42
423/4
42
42%
41%
42%
2,200
43%
45
433/4
443/4
433/4
441/4
43%
451/4
43%
443/4
14,600
49,000
2.50
1371/4
1411/2
136%
106
1061/4
105
13,000
9,500
5
29%
30
29%
297/a
29%
291/2
29%
30'%
29%
29%
10
37%
38 3/a
373/4
38 3/a
37%
38
371/4
38%
37 %
37%
6,500
41/4
4%
4%
41/4
*41/3
4%
4%
4%
*4%
4%
2,400
393/4
39%
393/4
39%
39 s/a
39%
39%
39%
2,600
6.25
Co
1
Co
40
40
40
393/4
393%
39%
393/4
233/a
233/4
23%
23%
233/8
233/a
10
391/4
231%
39
39%
38%
23%
23%
393/8
23%
1,400
3,000
5
9%
*683/4
70%
70
*683/4
70
*683/4
70
*68%
70
*72
73
72
72
*71
72%
*71
72%
*71
72%
10
No par
*161/4
16%
16 3/a
16%
16 3/s
16%
16%
161/4
*16%
16%
1,300
25
*9i/2
10%
*9%
10%
*9%
10%
*9%
10%
*91/2
10%
300
common
9%
*683/4
9%
93/4
93/4
9 3/a
9%
9%
10%
12,500
■
—
— —
*8'/4
8%
83/s
8 3/s
2
531%
53%
51%
523/4
513/4
527/a
51%
53%
49%
51%
34,000
5
34%
351/4
*343/4
35
343/4
343/4
34
341%
335/8
34%
4,500
Co
Co
8
8
*73/4
8
*73/4
100
8
34%
35'%
35
35%
35
351/4
35
351/4
343/4
35%
3,000
1,000 lire
34%
343/4
333/4
34%
33
33
32%
32%
32%
323/4
2,700
No par
28%
283/4
28 Vb
27%
277/a
27%
27%
27
273/u
34,700
No par
&
Co
27%
12
11%
11%
113/a
11%
113/8
11%
11%
11%
11%
32
32 7/8
31%
321/4
313/4
32%
313/4
32%
31%
31%
3,400
1
Co
11%
10
Lines
&
201/4
201%
20
20%
20%
203/a
197/a
20
19%
19%
4,500
85%
863/4
84
85%
84
85
84%
85
85
85%
11,800
Inc__
2,500
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
10
32%
333/a
33%
33%
33%
34
333/4
34
34%
353/4
4,600
No par
2 81/2
293/4
28
283/4
27%
27 s/a
28
28%
28
2 8 3/a
5,400
Co
1
241/a
24%
*233/4
24
233/4
237/a
*23%
24%
23%
24
700
Inc
5
21%
21%
*21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
213/4
21%
22
1,300
1
10
48%
49
49
48%
483/4
4
48%
48
48%
5,300
273%
273/a
27%
27%
271%
27%
27
27%
27
27
3,300
1
321/4
33%
313/4
32%
313/8
32 3/a»
31%
32i/a
313/4
32%
5
Corp
Fuel
Supply
Industries
Brass
Co
Inc.
5
27
Feb
8
Munsingwear
18
52
Apr
5
Murphy
12
26% Jan
10
32% Mar 28
(G C)
Murray Corp of America
66% Jun
17
27% Feb
1
41% Mar
8
NAFI
4
Natco
44
95
*93
55
861/2
861/2
50%
503/4
53V8
A_No par
class
Jan
1
*85
__100
Inc
Wheel
L
*50%
56
85
Tool
Industries
Motor
17,900
3
(John)
Motorola
7,000
10%
100
Moore-McCormick
16
8
28%
9%
100
Ward
17% Feb
37% Feb
May
28%
10
85
Co
9
100
29
97/b
5
Shares
10
3
28%
10'/a
Mining & Chemical—
Montgomery
14y2 Jan
28
287/a
10
No par
Utilities
Power
American
29
28%
10 3/a
No par
38
Sep
29%
10
501/4
Paper
Inc
Chemical
39% Jan
10% Sep
28%
103/4
57%
A
Montana-Dakota
26 Vb
—
29%
.
55i%
1
500
10
pfd_100
B
Monsanto
*79
210
17,500
28 3/8
100
Cement
Machine
RR
801/4
501/4
preferred
Mar 10
1
80%
Inc
Service
39
34% Mar
*79
preferred
Montecatini
32% July 21
26% July
3
80%
*78
No par
Light
RR
19% Jan
33 y4 Jan
■79
RR
34% Jan
44% Jan
80%
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
1
4
80%
Mission
Missouri-Kan-Tex
15
30
*78
Corp
Sep
11% Aug 22
873/4
Inc
Ontario
Jan
55% Jan
86
1
Minnesota
22 y4
33 y2 Dec
87%
10
39
9
85
Philipp Corp
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com 1.50
3% convertible preference
100
Minn Mining & Mfg
No par
15
8
87%
Corp_
17
29
861/4
Chem
Feb
6% Dec
87%
Corp
common
preferred
1st
17
26 y2 Mar
86%
series
29% Jun
35 % Sep
88%
series—
Utilities
South
46% Apr
93% Jan
60
87
5
preferred
Middle
8
123% Feb
37
100
3
26 ya
83%
*36%
__100
22
30
*83
36%
series
Jan
9
83
36%
series
59% Feb
10
83
36%
preferred
95% Dec
40
83
36 V2
preferred
5
22
Dec
Jan
*821/2
3.80%
48% July 25
41
82%
363A
3.85%
3
5,100
82%
*36%
Co
preferred
Wepk
Sharei
35
36 3/4
25c
45 y4 Jan
93% Sep
34%
83
12.50
41 y2 Jan
15
35
363/4
Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
4
13
343/4
35
16%c
14
83 >/2 Jan
34%
35
July 21
83
common
16
15
34%
Sales for
the
Friday
July 20
100
Mergenthaler
Machine
SALE PRICES
Thursday
July 19
3%
Inc
Nov
75% Feb
88
Co
45% Dec
8
HIGH
Wednesday
July 18
July 17
34%
341/4
No par
Stores
70 y2 Jan
84
1
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Corp common
preferred series B
Dec
37
STOCK
Shoe
84% Sep
8
YORK
EXCHANGE
24% Mar 10
77% Jan
30% May 25
LOW
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Co
49
13%
8'/a
2,400
N
Corp
12
Mar 30
16
Jun
17
13
Jan
12
40
Oct
13
54% Jan
4
47
Jan
4
181/2 Apr
591/2 Mar
1
National
10
Dec
1
17% Jan
4
10
Jan
3
I6V2 Mar 14
National
26% Jan
27
25% Apr
25
32% Aug 22
49% Mar 21
143 % Jan
8
77% Nov
12
July 18
49% Oct
24 % Dec
30
157% Aug 12
70% Jan
149
6
Jan
3
31 % Jan
Acme
National
Aviation
Biscuit
7 %
1
3% Jan
3
143/4 Apr
3
National
Can
70% Jun
3
61 % Jan
4
104% May
4
National
Cash
6
43
Jan
6
25% July 20
33% Apr
12
National Castings
28
31
May
9
20% Jan
10
263/4 Feb
28
National
City
66 Va Dec
5
593% Jan
4
70% Mar 15
National
Dairy
35% Jan
11
303/4 May 11
Natl Distillers
6
104
Jan
25% Jan
11
21% May 27
49 Vb Oct
24% Jan
19
88% Dec
59
Jan
4
98
19
Sep
Oct
10
4
92% Feb
49
233/4 Jan
11
109% Jan
20
78
83% Jan
46 V* July
30% Mar 29
July
pfd
preferred
Apr
3
National
series
Fuel
National
3
95% Feb
of
Gas
Lead
132% Sep
7
Jan
4
17% Oct
19
241/4 Dec
21
23% Jan
3
263/4 Mar 23
National
25% Oct
12
40
Jan
14
28'/2 July 21
32% Jun
4
80
7
154% May 18
125
129% Jun
7%
8
preferred
6%
8
preferred
Sep
16% Oct
28
98% Jan
Jan
17
98
Jun
5
31
28% Jan
8
181/2 Jun
29
22% Jan
20
National
14% Oct
28
4
15% Jan
6
22% July 11
National
Tea
4% Oct
31
13
4
5 Vb Jan
3
18% Oct
28
10
21'/a Jan
293/4 Jun
Nov
10
Dec
1
Nov
1
36% Oct
24
71
21
Jan
27% May 15
5% Jan
3
10% Apr
5
Natomas
191/2 Feb
14
29% Apr
28
4
93/4 Jan
24
161/2 Jun
22% Jan
26
3
14% Mar
May
6
33% May 11
23% May 11
6
14% Dec
Vulcanized
Corp com_5
100
50
10
1521/4
154
*152
153%
125
125
*125
126%
*25
251/4
251/4
30
29»/2
89
873.4
1
193/a
19%
19%
19
21%
213/s
21
213's
Co
25% Jun
84
Jun
4% Jan
12
New
26
New
6
24
83/a Jan
30
tN
23
183/a Jan
July 10
81% Feb
15
193/b Jan
413/4 Jan
6
303/4 Jan
9
4
98
Jan
3
203/a Jan
19
21
July 18
Apr
117
24
Y
245/a
24%
2 45/8
24%
24%
84
84
84
84
84
84
643/4
66
643/4
65%
64 %
65%
65
66
65
66%
5,800
58
59%
56
563/4
553/4
56%
561/4
56%
5 7 3/4
59
5,000
353/4
36%
35%
353/4
35%
35%
35
35%
35
System
1
pfd_100
Corp
10
Dock—i
& Dry
*_5
Brake
Railroad
St
&
Louis
1
15
Co
5%
series
York
N
State
Electric
Corp_.
25 Va Jun
57% Jun
Feb
27
j.0
14
6
24
Mar 14
133/4 Jan
l3/4
1%
1%
1%
13/4
8,200
3%
*3%
3%
7,400
12
12
12%
123/a
123/a
1,800
36
36 va
36%
363/4
36%
36%
36
36%
36%
363/4
2,200
78%
79%
*78%
80
79%
80
250
46%
45%
46
22,300
70
693/4
693/4
230
190
100
3%
*781%
80
46%
453%
46
69%
69
69%
73%
*73
80
3%
*78%
46%
463%
*68%
69%
*69
100
*73
73%
*73
100
*78%
79%
preferred
100
*84
85
preferred
preferred
100
105%
105%
105%
105%
1051%
105%
105
1051/8
100
100
100
*993/4
100
100
100
100
100
Adjustment
78%
*84
79
783/a
85
*841/4
45%
*68%
73%
73
73V4
72%
73%
78%
78%
78%
78%
78%
85
84%
84%
60
105'%
105V8
280
100
230
85
25
*841/4
25
5
1
Corp
Co—
Western
&
453/4
33/8
Ry
common
247/a
24%
*493/4
50
491/2
50
49%
49%
50%
25
100%
101
^99%
101
993/4
IOO1/2
100%
25
25
preferred
*21
25
217/8
24%
-
21
21%
*21
*
21%
*21
*12%
25
50%
101
21%
99%
25
25%
150
2,000
491/2
49%
800
100%
100%
3,800
21
21
400
13%
*12%
13%
24%
24%
24%
5,300
49%
49%
50%
48,600
67
Jun
2
North
American
Car
5
63%
63%
63%
63%
63%
*63%
63%
63 %
64%
11
69
May 16
Northern
Central
Ry
50
66 %
66 %
66%
66 Vb
66 Va
66 Va
*66 Vb
67
6 61/4
66%
120
?,
43
May
Northern
Natural
Gas
10
35%
36%
36
36%
35%
33%
36%
36%
36%
14,000
preferred
100
*104%
105%
105 %
'1041%
IO51/2
*104%
1051%
*104%
105%
5.80%
preferred
100
5.60%
preferred
100
5
9
1081/2 Jan
5
106% Jan
3
112
22% Jan
25
291/4 Aug 26
76 % Sep
7
87% Sep 14
393/4 July 19
271/2 Jan
10
72
Jan
12
83
Jun
27
82
July
5
July 11
83 3/, Jan
5
411% Jan
26
31% Jan
4
15% Jan
3
Nov
4
31% Jan
4
23 % Jan
4
17% Sep
371/4 Sep
27
22 % Dec
13
21% Jan
20
59
27
41 % Jan
1%
12
49%
4
24.
1%
3%
12%
24
8
see page
1%
33/8
12%
131/4
20
footnotes,
1%
3%
12 va
49 7/8
Jan
For
1%
3%
233/4
Sep
Jun
15,300
] 2%
Sep
8
38,300
49 •%
48
Dec
16%
36%
23%
110
47
16
36%
24%
112
31
16%
36%
50%
63%
4
133/4 Oct
153/4
36%
23%
13
22
15%
36%
49
25
243/4 Mar 31
15%
36
25
353/8 Oct
83
153/4
36i/2
50%
1013/4 Jan
Aug 26
15%
35%
487/a
12
107% May 10
113 % Mar 13
86% Aug 24
6,000
16 i/s
36%
100
Share
Norfolk
353/8
15%
36
com_No par
Chemical
150
243/4
Jan
87
preferred
Niagara
Nopco
320
84
12%
com_No par
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp
3.40%
preferred
;
*83
9,800
*127/8
Jan
?
$3.75
Gas
84
800
24%
1
A
Shipbuilding
*83
24%
100
New Haven & Hartford_No par
New
Y
l
1
30
5
1,600
10
64
11
22%
50c
17
Jan
22%
Aviation
5
80
.v
24%
Mining
JPreferred
8
243/4
100
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
Y
7%
8
American
26
79% Jan
(223/8
99,500
North
Jan
9
22%
1,000
8%
Norris-Thermador
18
41% Apr
45 % Jan
Sep
22 3/a
8
3
223/s July 20
49
86
22%
8%
53% Mar
2
6
8
22 3/4
8
343/a May 15
171/4 Dec
29% May
5
8%
14,200
243%
12
38 %
1061/4 Jan
29
75/8
22%
23%
73/4
3,200
19%
4,000
29
Apr
7%
1
89%
21%
79
25
Jan
22%
8
20%
43
26% Sep
90% Oct
81
7i%
*19
263/4
4.85%
78
1
1
Television
Fibre
89 %
19
215/8
43
1
67% Jan
88'%
19%
21%
26%
103% Mar
IO31/4 Jan
88%
19%
213/4
78
11
July
88
19%
70
42%
98% Jan
103
2,700
27%
5.25%
107i/2 Aug 24
1,100
29%
125
78
6
99% Jan
24%
28%
125
42 5/8
Mar
6
23%
29%
27%
108
Mar 29
25
29
180
78
4
68
125
25
293/4
154
275/a
Jan
32% Sep
125
253/a
50
*153
423/4
103
6
126%
15,400
16,400
77
3
28
154
63%
95
85
84%
27%
Apr
17
*153
63
*94
*421/4
88
62% Dec
1531/2
63%
78
6
263/4 Feb
89
8 61/4
42%
Jan
22
901/2
90
*125
95
85
271/4
82
48% Dec
293/4
623/4
95
855%
21%
preferred
25
303/4
153%
64
95
No par
preferred
Jan
251/4
84
76
3.90%
4.10%
36
25
*30
625%
*94
42%
3.60%
3
85%
27
6
123/4 July
64%
95
843/4
76
Mar 17
20
633/4
95
86%
43
83
Dec
64"%
95
633/4
1,900
27%
75% Mar
13% July 12
9,700
76
9
4
28%
27V4
3
11% Mar
28%
42'%
76% Jan
12
29
5
Aug 17
Dec
28%
common_No par
463/4 July 17
23
29%
Co
72
Jan
28%
*77
Co
3
22
29%
10
preferredEngland Electric
3
181/4 May „S
28%
85 3%
33/4%
123/4 July
713/4 Jan
7
1,100
29%
(J J)
Meter
Newberry
38 3A Jan
JanAo
483/4
Neptune
3
Mar 28
921/4
48%
6
73
9
843/4
48 3/8
18
Mar
80
39% Aug 17
Aug
102% Sep
84%
48%
273/a
*843/4
463A Apr
651/4 Jan
108
85
481/2
29% Jan
33% Mar 15
_
85
48%
8,000
23
2
27%
85
48'%
1,200
753/4 Jan
99% Feb
27%
85
48%
13%
19
88% Aug 18
273/4
84%
*94%
10
26,300
27%
843/4
48%
1
Corp
273/4
1,600
13%
3
15
28%
9,100
13%
281/2 Jan
Jan
27%
69%
13%
14
4
273/a
67%
14
80 3/4 Aug
76
28
841/4
68%
14
29 % Sep
80 3/4 May
27%
*48
4,400
67%
141/4
5
4
68
23%
14
4
7
67%
25%
23
14%
Air
743/4 Jan
673/4
25 %
22%
141/4
72% Jan
80
66 7/8
5
:
Central
693/4 Mar
66%
25%
22%
1
Inc
23"% May
14
66 3%
5
11,800
25%
Bros
York
15
23%
Neisner
Chicago
1% July
7
2% July 10
253/a
23
9
York
HV4 Jun
253/a
233/a'
2,100
N
6
25%
23%
7%
New
5
25%
23%
95%
21%
New
u
25%
233%
95
7%
Mar 22
6% Jan
25%
580
8,800
95%
21%
Mar 21
121/4 Jan
95
7%
46
373/8 Jan
953/a
21%
22
7
94
734
36% May 10
25
95
211%
3
25
94
11%
21%
Newport News Ship
2% Oct
963/4
13,100
11%
21%
Newmont
41/4 Oct
11%
21%
75% Mar 22
12% Dec
11%
v.-
7%
61% Jun
27
Hi/2
21%
3
Jan
11%
•:,-7 2,100
77%
153%
8'/8
3
15% July 18
11%
28%
213/a
431/2 Jan
353/4 Jun
11%
28%
77
152
77
8
63V2 Jan
25
1531/4
21
6
6
152%
1
9
13
151%
5
79% Jan
31% Jan
151%
Co
Aug 30
393/4 Jun
8
76%
28%
Corp
3
79% Jan
28%
773/4
28%
1,400
1,900
Nautec
471/4 Aug 22
7
32% Jan
55
283/4
76'/2
151%
95
common
&
21% Jan
85
28 5/a
5
4
2
22% Aug
28%
V
1
Corp
Ref Co„_
13
8
16,100
11%
Co
Jan
4
15%
100
36% Jan
19% Jan
143/4
11 Vb
Co
343% May 24
40 3/4 July 11
793/4 Aug 19
74
14%
77
B
Theatres
National
15
29
75% Jan
29% Mar
Steel
National
7% Jan
29
24
9
National
27% Jun
4% July 22
18
17
14%
283/4
1951
Service
Sugar
203/4 Jan
9% Apr
14%
753/8
A
Linen
68
Jan
14%
100
National-Standard
Apr
15
2 8 3/a
common
5
149
14%
No par
Co
19
9
15
151%
Co
Co
120 % Jan
Aug
14%
No par
preferred—
National
144% Jan
160
52
773/4
(conv)
Gypsum
$4.50
14
513/4
152%
Inc
Chem
&
4%%
64% July 17
July 19
14
521/4
761%
Products
4%%
97
84
14%
*513/4
5
Co__:
5
53% May
*14
531/4
10
Lines
27
91% May 15
141/4
51%
151 %
Register
20
13
14
541/4
10
common
Corp_
44% Jan
24 % Dec
137/a
•53%
100
20 % Nov
81% Dec
.1
Corp„
Co
preferred
11% Mar
26
13%
54
1
National
17
141/4
54
Airlines
12
Apr
133/4
1
Co
853/4 Mar 30
157
12,900
5
Corp
Jun
50 Va
6
6%
preferred
5 % %
Mar 22
Northern
34% July 17
Northern
77% Mar 2 J
86% Feb
85
May
21
4
86% Mar 22
87
% Feb
7
67% May 15
33 Va July 20
Pacific
States
Corp
Co
Co
Power
Co
series
com
series
$4.10
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.11 preferred
$4.16 preferred
Northrop
Corp
$4.08
Northwest
4
Northwestern
6
64
Norwich
*12%
*104%
13
111%
112
112
112
112
112%
%
1121/4
111%
111%
107%
1071%
107
107%
107%
%
107i%
107%
107%
40 »/4
40%
40 3/4
40%
41
34
333/4
33%
32%
3334
73%
73%
73
731%
41%
40
403/4
393/4
5
333/4
34%
33%
333/4
33%
100
73%
74
74%
833/4
75
83'A
*83
84
84
530
831/4
*82
831/4
*82
83%
—
series
100
100
*83
833/4
*83
833/4
100
*84
86%
*84
861/2
Steel
Wire
Co
83%
*83
84
*83%
85
8 61/2
*84
86'%
*84
—-
86%
2,100
61%
62%
60%
613/4
61 'A
59%
60%
60%
61
11,900
10
32 3/8
33
32 Va
32%
313/4
32%
32%
33%
32%
33%
29,400
333/4
333/4
333/4
33%
34
34
333/4
34
3 4 3/8
343/8
2,300
5
31%
31%
*31
31%
293/4
31
3OV4
31
31
31
2,100
53
533/4
53
53%
52%
53
52
53
531/4
54
6,300
1
&
83%
*84
84
25
com
preferred
Pharmacal
480
83
series
Inc
74
130
10.200
*82
83 Va
series
731/4
360
15,900
833/4
833/4
*82
„
1,800
831/4
*83
♦82
w
36
107%
40%
100
Airlines
5%%'conv
111%
*107
13
5
Ry
$3.60
34% July
7
37% May 17
May 12
Corp
Co
62%c
i
60%
Volume
194
Number 6075
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW YORK
Highest
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Monday
July 17
Par
Tuesday
July 18
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
July 19
Jan
84
38% Sep
94% Sep
35"% Jan
19
3
9
89
Jan
3
42% July 11
95% Feb 23
82
4
75% Jan
Sep
9
79
Jan
3
83 % Mar 20
3.90%
Aug
9
93% Jan
3
98
4.56%
90 % Jan
13
89
Jan
96
86
Jan
93% Sep
39% Jan
2
4
36% Jan
5
Dec
15
33"% Jan
19
16% Sep
21
30 y8
Aug
28% Mar
16
36
Jan
94
Jan
16
24V8 May 10
37% Aug
4
15% Dec 29
33% Dec
19
54% Jan
4
20
15% Jan
4
35% Nov 29
42% July 5
64% Dec 28
39% Jan
17
56% Jan
4
36% Mar
18% Oct
4
19% Oct 24
Oct
15
37 % Jan
4
23% Jan
24
12
15
Dec
12
16 y4 Jun
Jan
25
122% Jun
4.44%
Ohio
17
Okla
16
Olin
Olin
28
May 12
3
15% Jan
6
1
17
Outlet
19
16
130 % May 31
10
Jun
120% Apr
3
26
5
11
34% Jan
93
8
27
26% Jan
4
9
Aug
87% Jan
6
17% Aug 17
14% Jan
18% Jan
6
13% Jun
6
18
18% May 11
15 % Jan
5
18% Mar 18
22% May
20 % Jan
17
46% Sep
60
7
60 % Jan
11
51% Jan
77
Dec
30
73% Jan
53% Sep
28
May 11
46% Mar
2
16
52
Jan
28
30 % Jan
32 % Jan
145
Feb
7% Jan
26
25
39
Oct
24
16% Apr
28
17% July
23 % Jan
Jun
8
40
3
21% Jan
12
24
Nov
46
23 % Jan
17
2% Jan
27
Apr
Co
30
30 y8
*95
89
114%
114%
30%
96
30%
*95
20%
1,400
14
13%
14%
5,900
18%
17%
i7y8
1,800
Corp
10
*21%
23
*21%
23
56%
56%
56%
40%
41%
56%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
56%
40%
160%
160%
100
Consolidated
7%
18%
Sulphur
70c
Airways Inc
1
Pipe Line__No par
16%
7
17%
158
157%
7%
159
7y8
7'/a
17%
173/4
173/4
7
10,700
8,200
40%
7,500
161
73/8
173/4
17%
16 3/4
16%
18%
X17%
17%
17%
17%
16%
17%
4,800
39%
17%
40%
17 y8
393/4
40
17s/a
39%
40
*91%
*91%
393/8
41%
30,800
24,100
923/4
92
92
68%
70
68
70 y.
66%
333/4
34%
68«/8
10,900
33%
34 %
33%
33%
29,200
25%
26%
100
&
16%
16%
16
733/4
67%
34
34%
333/4
34%
26
26%
25%
26
26%
26%
No par
1
5
363/4
37%
363/4
363/4
26%
*353/4
26y4
363/4
2%
2%
2%
37%
2V4
*36%
*2%
37%
600
2%
2%
3%
27%
2%
27%
2%
27%
5,800
25
*25%
27%
*25%
28%
.28%
18,600
73
1
Enterprises..
27
27%
27
26
*25%
26
93%
*25%
92%
*37
26
28
26
41% Jan
4
49 % Apr
38% Aug
8
22% July 25
27% Oct 28
Sep
7
30% Mar 31
37% Apr
5
3
45% July 21
39 % Apr 27
Penney
28% Jan
36
Dec
22
41% Jun
6
28% Sep
7
26% Jan
9
313% Feb
23
97% Aug 24
95"% Jan
3
101% Jun
5
94% Aug 31
90% Jan
5
973/4 Jun
2
17% Jan
11% Jan
3
16% Mar 28
54%
55
54
54%
53%
1
27%
28%
54%
*25%
♦533/4
273/a
273/4
273/4
28
5
18
27%
18
17%
18
173/4
45%
45%
45
27%
173/4
45
44
44%
443/4
44%
44%
36%
36%
35%
363/8
Pennsylvania 'Glass
25% Jan
55%
Corp
common
3.50
Cement
Co
Inc
preferred
(JC)
16 VB
2.50
Co
Ford
conv
92
16ya
93%
713/4
Corp
Co
Proof
&
92
16%
No par
Pictures
Fruit
•55
50
Co
1
Chemicals
Corp..
3
Sand
1
Corp
Sfc Light -com
preferred
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
4% %
•38
39
•38
26
54%
273/4
5,700
18
3,600
66% May 16
62% Jan
68% Mar 25
39% Jan
3
87% July 14
50% Jan 24
17%
43
43 %
44
44
443/8
44%
443/4
45%
443/4
34i/a
45%
23,600
36
35
35%
34%
34%
4,200
46 % Jan
4
56% Apr
Pepsi-Cola
43% Dec
14
52% Dec
16
43% Jan
12
Sep 28
41% Dec
5
37 % Jan
30
4
39
38%
38%
37%
30
37%
*373/4
293/<
30
38%
500
293/4
29%
29%
97%
29%
99
29%
98%
99%
973/4
29%
5,500
993/4
97%
98
100
953/4
96"%
95%
98%
993/4
96
96
96
96
12%
13
12%
12%
12 %'
5
413/s
413/4
41%
413/4
41%,
.
83 %
7
95% Mar
13% May 17
16"% Jan
3
62
7
94% Feb
1
•
15% Jan
18
Jun
19
3
~2% Dec" 21
"5%
Jan
"21
Jan
3
26% Mar 14
38% Jun
23
30% Jan
3
43 % Mar
8
57% Jan
6
46% Jan
3
.30% Jun
29
87%.Jan~i~7
99% Sep
96%. Jan 13
75
83% Sep
80%. Jan
6
96
91 %
Jan 13
84% Jan
93
Jan
12
101
Sep
Sep
26
Oct
25
49
Jan
15% "Dec
60% Dec
60
29
Apr
5
81
77% Jan
20
85
July
5
65% Apr
25% Jun
Jan
3
3
102
86
77%. Jan
12
83% Mar 16
28
52% Jan
3
6
14% Jan
3
62% July 21
20% May 31
13% Apr 29
31% May
6
47
Dec
13
91
97
Aug
2
94
73
Sep
1
43% JUn
20
39% Jan
10
Apr 11
1
29% Sep 28
17% Dec
1
81% Nov
4
25% Jan
4
58% July
Feb
3
97
Jun
27
5
60% Jun
5
59% Jun
1
6
183% Jan
3
27% Apr 24
8
82 % Jan
30
88 % Mar 21
22
80% Jan
18
88
19% May 20
14% Jan
3
10
88
Aug ;
2
93
Jan
13% Dec
23
Dec
28
123
44% Jan
42% Jan
'
Dec
79
8
Dec
:
132
Aug 31
Apr
95%
123/a
12 3/8
58,000
41%
41%
42
42 y4
42%
3,200
130
124% Jan
16
8
18 y4 Jan
3
55% Sep 28
6
10% Dec
80 3/a Jan
4
62% July 18
79% Feb
22% Jan
4
11
Jan
July 19
3
57
Dec
29
71
Jan
12
46
59
Nov
15
75% Jan
15
46 y2 July 21
9% Sep
113% Oct
28
18
5
125
Jan
6
97/a Jan
114
61
May
Apr
Jan
9
3
28
12
65% Jan 24
3
15% May 17
Jun
27
25
Apr
81% Jan
11
45% Oct
4
55% Jan
5
83% Oct
26
124% Jan
4
96 y2 Jan
5
130
May 10
8
72% Dec
20
69
Jan
9
90
Mar 20
May 10
253/4 Nov
2
20% Jan
3
29% Jun
43% Mar
15 y8
163%
Feb
1
16% Dec
6
88% Oct
27
Feb
2613/4 Aug 22
5
253/8 Jan
175
Feb
13
17% Jan
3
Jan
Feb
13
77% May 10
6
227
May 8
22% Mar 30
12
95% Jan
11
88
Apr
19
1
34 % Dec
30
33% Jan
3
73
52
120
96
93
17
May 16
30
64% Jan
11
44% Dec
30
43
Jaii
3
263/4 Mar. 8
78 Ya Jan 19
293/4 Sep
12
28
Jan
3
82
Jan
3
577/a July 21
30% Apr
6
85% Mar 1
80 y4 Jan
5
87% Aug 17
83 y2 Jan
3
87
84% Dec
12
98
14
86
41% Feb
Jan
Jan
3
28
17
65% Jan
86
102
5
20% Jan
20
106
Feb
7
18
Feb
25
29% Feb
4
30% Oct
10
273/8 Jun
2
Aug" 19
74% Sep
23% Apr
May 11
73/4 Sep 29
81
493/4
Sep
47% Jan
123
4
Jan
3
13
71
20
21% Jan
22 ya Mar 22
^
21
Jan
26
11
Mar
For
8
5
footnotes,
No par
31%
313%
31
31%
30%'
100
100
100
160
50c
97%
98
83%
84
94
94%'
•97
83%
3%
99
•93%
*182% 104
103
58%.
21%
22%
/2Q%
64
*63%
56%
96
96
96 '
85
85
*84%
•79%
80
79%
*79%
•79%
59%
Xl8%
59%
59%
59%
59%
18%
18
18%
18 >
533/4
55
*943/4
96
Co of Ind com
7
7
53% 'i54%
see page
54%
96
•943/4
18%
55%
38,900
,
2,300
7,400
8,400
52%
51%
52%
5,300
23
23%
23%
22%
23%:
23%
*23
86%
*85
86%
•85
86
*83
86
86
15%
.
..
94%
39y2
84%
59
61
73% 73%
*21% 22%,
21% 21%
150
150
23%
•123%
20%
>
29%
71%
139
39%
69%
139
29%
69%
139
39%
46%
46%
1,000
13%
13%
13%
2,700
46%
*114%
65%
112
116
65%
113
*114 ya
65%
•112
47
,
65%
1,800
114
140
81
81%
81
82
2,000
24
24%
24%
24%
6,800
186
189%
187%
191%
26,300
84%
86
84%
86
88
102% 102%
*105% 106%
30
116
84%
79%
19%
20
*94 y4
95
2,400
100
4,000
22,500
55
79%
79%
6,000
55%
79%
*29%
55%
29%
57%
29%
35,100
29%
350
83
83
84
84
350
84%
85
85
85%
450
•86%
88
300
103
103
103
103
1,300
106
106%
106%
106%
310
59%
14,500
87%
88
58%
58%
58%
59%
*72%
73%
*21%
22%
*21% >21%
*148
150
•72%
•21%
22%
21%
21%
100
*21%
21%
21%
21»A
800
58 Ye
\
,
29%
148
148
•72
•145
72%
110
147
220
10
12,500
10%
-
69%.
*139
73%
10
10%
10
87%
39%
10
•86
87%
•86
87%
38
38%
38
7,200
40%
37
!\ "
•
70
47
•45
*13%
40%
29%
82%
84%
88
3
139
2,500
40
79%.
40%
36%
„
13%
47
13%
*45%
40
29%
82%
84%
41%
37%
—
10,800
13%
39%
29%
36%
3,600
65%
13%
95
39%
29y2
*82 %
*84
„
22%
64%
94 y*
54%
,
125%
22%
65%
20
54
-
•123%
22%
94%
*94%
39%
84
79%
83
85
87
87
*102% 103
106.
106
58 Ya
59%
73
73
*21% 22%
125%
64%
20
95
39%
85%
79%
54"%
200
1,900
22
20
20
41
Q
88
12,400
86%
*85
15%
Jun
■
*85
88
15%
42
41%
37%
86%
*85
v
15%
4
41 ya
37
*85
.
15%
May
.
,
86%
15%
42
/
25
10
*123y2125y2
21%
22%
63%
65'A
13%
13%
46
46
47
47
13%
13%
*114% 116
643A
643A
*110
113
81%
81%
24% - 25%
182
187
48
13%
116
66yi
113'A
82
25%
182
21% 21%
*148
153
23s/8
96
86
c
"
94%
39%
x84%
79Ya
53%
80
55
29% 29%
*82
83
*84
85
*87
88
102% 102%.
105% 105%
No par
20
86y4
79%
54%
,
96-
:
3
24.
55
150
62%
-
51%
*86
38%
4
18%
513/4
10%
26% Jan
80%
613/4
50y4
•83
No par
-100
100
100
100
100
Quaker Oats Co common
5
6% preferred....
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp^.lO
80
150
51%
87%
39%
-
-
7,40©
50%
•85
$4.75
"
70
96%
85
52 3%
10
74% Jun 16
18
31
Apr
1
53%
*94%
18%
65
96
84%
1*85
18%
23,300
*63%
•
97%
.15%
*79%, 80
99%
61%
10,000
21%
503/8
*86
x39.
142% Apr
65
110
56%
50%
10%
\
'95%
104
55%
20%
51%
87%
40%
17
*103
21%
50%
10
13
20%
140
51%
*86
40
Jan
1103% 103%
56%
57
70
190
94%
94%
50
•94%
preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
Pullman Inc
—No par
Pure
Oil
»
57% Feb
95
84
50%
100
25
—25
-100
-
99%
•83
50%
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
14
*98%
50%
May 12
39% Jun
12,160
99%
943/4
May 25
.
31%
50%
14
12
g
-
60%
37,200
7,800
3i yB
50%
87
131
14
80
<
'18%
3
l
85%
57
31%
<
*63%
96%
•J
84
-:
56%
943/4
..
10
preferred
4.32%
preferred
4.16%
preferred.
4.80% preferred
,•21%
•63% •65
97%
(
'
56%
85%
■
*93%
~
56 *
96%
20%
94%
39%
Serv
'95
20%
65 1
*98%
<
*3%
39%
.'
10
84
30%
■
•102% 104
,
3%
40% ( 41%
56% ; 57%
99
84
*93%.
57%
2i%1
3%
'
30%
83%
<
•84%
56%
4 •'
98
84
95
S7%
33/4.•"!:
33% Jan
Aug 18
27% Nov
>57%
3%
4
"
26
:4i%
563/4
4
33% Jan
4
63% Dec
3,000
1,800
33% Jan
373/4 Aug 30
373/a Jun 24
136
35%
4%
41%
Jan
8
;.
42
125% Jan
154% July
35
*96%
363/4
40%
3%%
22 % Mar 29
3
36
20
Public
7
Mar 29
23ya Apr
9
35%
84% Apr
11
21
39% Jan
62% July
600
36%
126 .
23
64'A
13'A
46%
5.28%
98
37%
573/4
.No par
—
*86%
<363/4
42%
CO
*56%
2,200
57%
553/4
57
98
16%
42
64
170
573/4
573/4
16y8
57%
103
5,900
6,500
16%
43%
(
56%
57
/
3%
(NY)
9,600
16%
97
43%
-
47%
16 %. '16%
*124ya
.
22%
62%
13'A
463A
*47%
13%
*114%
65%
113'A
81%
25
179%
5.05%
573/4
40
46%
97
127%
23%
65 %
13%
47
48
13%
116
663A
115
83
25%
183 Yz
24
-■
57%
57%
common
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
'<58%
40
47%
16%
*124ya
22%
63%
13'A
*46
48
13%
*114%
66%
*113
83
25
181
4.08%
f
86%
40%
47%
57% i" 58%
'
853/4
40%
.
'47%
97
15%
&
56
86
210
.j%,*
163/8
15%
Feb 21
90% Feb
•95%
15%
4.18%
4.30%
108
common
$1.40 div preference com
Feb 21
78
May 17
118% Jan
Aug 25
11% Feb
86 V2 Nov
10
373/4
57%
97
153/4
105% Jan 30
7
1053/4 Aug 19
104% Jun
Jan
90
Aug 30
88
37%
5%% sf pref-100
Potomac Electric Power Co
10
Procter & Gamble.
No par
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
Public Serv Elec & Gas com.No par
Apr
693/4 Dec
9
5
Porter Co Inc (HK)
17
11
36 Vb Mar
16%»
1
Poor
12
45 ya Apr
Mar 15
Jun
16%
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
1%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
1.29
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virgina
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd___100
Pittston Co
(The) common
1
$3.50 convertible preferred
75
Plough Inc
2.50
Plymouth Oil Co
—5
Polaroid Corp
1
17% May 17
28 %
•95%
1
*
85%
42
463/4
.5
preferred (conv)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
18% Mar 16
38% Jan
58%
58%
100
-
Corp
-
86%
*40%
33%c
.12.50
$4.80
21
17% Nov 17
58%
573/4
100
3%% preferred series A.
-J6
.Philip Morris Inc (common.
160
4% preferred
100
3.90% series preferred.
.5
Phillips Petroleum.....
_.—__-l
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
.No par
Pillsbury Co common
No par
$4 preferred
1
Piper Aircraft Corp..
2
Pitney-Bowes Inc
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com.10
$5 convertible preferred. .No par
Jun 12
18% Sep
9
Phllco
67% May 18
May
58
<
preferred..
preferred
preferred..
4.68% preferred.i__
Phlla & Reading Corp
5
79% Jan 3D
60%
<4.30%
26
3
62
80% Aug 29
54 :
2
78% Jan
9
41% Mar
23
59%
.
950
12%
96%
12%
96
-123/8
86
48
No par
common
■3;80%
Apr 19
104% Mar 8
86%
42
47%
,.4.40%
1
17% Jan
Aug 12
74% Jan 14
43% Feb
Mar
85
98
853/4
42
49
.1
preferred
Phlla Electric Co
86%
44
48%
Corp
Pfeiffer Brewing Co.
Pfizer (Clias) & Co Inc
Phelps-Dodge Corp
103% Mar 29
3
33% Jan
Dec
4% %
*42
.100
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfaudler Permutit Inc
43% July 7
65% May 16
34% May 15
100 % Jan
38 % Apr
71
Mar 29
'6 '■
Pet Milk Co
May 9
17% May 23
49% Apr 20
5 % May 25
'853/4
25
33%c
Co
Perkin-Elmer
Apr 20
Apr
3
98
11
35
92% Jan
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
& Eastern Ry Co
7
630
29%
Peoria
17
1,100
173/4
44
<
10
__
50 % Jun
1,900
27%
173/4
■w
8
120
No pwr
100
Penn Power
29
10,900
40%
9
54% Feb
3,200
18
17%
Transportation..
34% Jan
100
7%
40
Mines
37% Nov 15
.14,800
76
563/4
40%
161
7%«.
17%
68%
East
Rust
Pennsalt
7%
17%
158
23
75%
55%
World
Davis
4.68%
160 %
1
preferred
&
'158
50c
Corp
Electronics
48
4
*21%
67%
753/4
Penn-Dixie
14
♦20%
673/4
75%
Penn
9
130
*21%
23
66%
Penick
6
27
1,300
23
Peabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred;.
28
1,700
30
96
•21%
663/4
Patino
113%
30
203/4
22
76%
Tin
10,000
*95
96
66 y8
Parmalee
23
113%
100
88
88
5,200
13%
*17%
29
42% May
96
114%
610
88
•20%
Jun
3
30%
95
88
89%
114
88%
16
13%
41
32% Jan
30%
88%
87%
30,100
20%
•15 %
87%
17%
33
7
30%
96 %
30%
•95
89%
19 %
20%
16
21
23% May
Jan
89%
114%
20%
17%
3
45
88 %
114 y4
20%
•15
20%
13%
15% Jan
7
15
91%
115
1,900
18,360
19%
79%
19%
13%
49 % May 16
30% Nov
►114
78%
18
27% July 20
5
90
78%
19
20%
16
87%
78 Vb
19%
*15
2,000
78%
18
4
5
6.25
com
15%
90
17%
50%
138/4
14
10% Oct
20 ya
20%
15%
89%
17
49%
21%
22
4
X20V2
16
89%
89
17
50
133/4
18 % Jun
18
21%
*15%
1
17
49%
18%
31% Jan
27
*20%
1
45,300
17%
50%
50%
21%
60% Dec
Jan
19y8
46%
1,900
17%
1
85% Jan
20
47%
36%
47%
133/4
Sep 20
89
19%
46%
500
88
36%
21%
Nov
32% Mar 10
20%
♦17
16%
*85
36%
340
1
Mar 15
45
77 '
19%
17%
51%
16%
88
36%
370
.5
15
Sep
77%
30c
<
1,500
5,100
Aggregates Inc-5
24
Feb
76%
common
44
58% July
17
51%
15,700
42%
753/8
Parker
28% July 21
9
47%
17%
43%
42%
17
76
4%
Mar 24
3
36%
46%
78%
42%
43
66%
Amer
4
35%
46%
51%
42%
56%
Pan
27
26
35 %
46%
51%
Corp
42%
*42%
753/4
American
1% Jun
35%
47 y8
77%
93
66
Pan
19% Jan
1
36%
10
__j;
93
*16%
46%
*17%
3.125
Utilities
510
93
573%
Packard-Bell
Mar 22
34% Jan
5
*85
96
76%
Parke
M'ar 16
3
20% Dec
88
♦85
96
67 3%
Pacific
Apr
*85
88
230
96
93
42%
36%
5
95ya
753/4
Paramount
29
1
12
3
29
88
*85
7.50
Corp.
81
66%
11
60% Feb
1 % Dec
14% Feb
4
6
17
92%
80
X56%
12
10
July 20
43
*16%
41
92%
81
25
85% Apr
23% Jan
33 %
*42%
16%
41%
40%
92%
No par
com__14 2/7
19
18
4
43
16%
*92
41%
*80
Electric
443% Apr
53% Jan
1
15
42%
16%
40%,
92%
92%
Lighting Corp
Pacific Telep & Teleg
6% preferred
Panhandle
67% Sep
33% Oct 24
Finance
Gas
&
Shares
25
Pacific
21"% Feb
51 % Jun
42%
16%
100
Pacific
56% Apr
4
923% July 20
28 % Jan
42%
Corp
&
Pacific
39% July 19
29
36% Mar 15
42%
__100
Co
8% May 16
26% May 15
5
41%
*92%
No par
May 12
July 14
17% July 20
86% Jan
43
preferred
4
21% Oct
4
5%
15% Jun
7
93
42
Co common
Coast
17
26
92%
Corp
American
30
91% Oct
39% Apr
Paper
85% Mar 21
July 14
92%
$5 preferred
6
50% Dec
83% Mar 18
Oxford
4
Jan
93
preferred
Cement
Apr
95%
Gas
Glass
Pacific
177
95%
Fiberglas
Pacific
48% Apr
95%
(The)
Pacific
58
5
5 % Jan
12
4% Oct
19% Oct
12
141 % Jan
2
Corp
3
70
3
3
95%
96
40%
No par
Marine
15
Mar
96
Corp
22% May 17
25% May 31
3
26% Mar 10
23
243% Jun
23
8
130% Feb
13
80
Co
4%
34 Vb May
5
98
July 11
12% Oct 26
11% Jan
5
Jan
Gas
Owens-Illinois
104% Feb
80
Chemical
Owens-Corning
11
Jan
&
Overland
Apr
80%
20
& Rockland
Elevator
15% Jun
104
23% Oct
Oil
21% Apr
July 20
80
common.5
Co
Orange
102% Mar 22
88
92%
40%
92%
41
92%
81
100
Natural
Outboard
17
40 %
92%
preferred
Otis
11-6
41
92%
100
Electric
Mathieson
80 V2 July 11
20
40
*79%
No par
&
20% Apr
59
15
100
I100
preferred
4.24%
31
-85
Gas
4%
common
Co
Oklahoma
82% Oct
Jun
Oil
28% Feb
16% Jan
Jun
21
36"% July 10
48% May 19
9
14
86
1
3
Co
the Week
I
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
88% Mar 27
18% July 12
14
75
Edison
4.40%
17% Mar 15
86
Feb
Apr
44% Jun
16% Apr 12
May 25
87
32% Mar
Feb
45
83% Jun
40
May
Ohio
Friday
July 21
July 20
O
31% May 17
Sales for
Thursday
-
40
<
36%
40%
4oy»
38%
40%
36%
36
36%
26,200
70 %
2,800
8,200
*
71
141
29%
70%
141
29
71%
141
29 %
68%
•139
29%
141
29%
60
600
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
.
.
Monday, July 24, 1961
.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
Tuesday
July 17
July 18
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
HIGH
AND
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
Wednesday
,
the Week
Friday
July 20
July 19
Shares
July 21
E
78% Apr
Oct 25
46 %
Apr
74
4
67 v* Jan
49% Jan
16
65% May
70%
18
8
*>3
Radio
74% May 15
18 v* July
23
88 % Feb
6
Raybestos-Manhattan
21'A Apr
6
29
15 % Dec
2
22 v* Jun
15
15 Va Jan
11
Jan
6
17 v* Jan
4
22% May 15
30 Vt Oct
25
20
20 Vb Dec
51
53% Jan
4
35 v* Jpr,
3
43 %Jun
8 Vt Dec
18% Jan
5
33 Vb Feb
5
11% Dec
8
28'A Jan
20
12'A Dec
15% Nov
28
Jan
6
1
28% Jan
18
17 % Oct
24
28% Jun
16
15% Dec
7
19 v* Mar 17
43 y8 Dec
1
68% Jan
4
Apr
18
27% Feb
1
52 Va Jun
1
70
7
Dec
56
157/e Sep
21
28
17% July 12
25% Feb
1
T"V u
15% J*n
18
8
,
11 Vi
69% Jun
21
Red
12% Jan
3
20% Apr
14
Reed
Jan
3
28% May 10
16
25
8
Reichhold
6
20% Apr
7
Reliable
4
67
Apr
7
Reliance
Elec
&
"'49% Jun
13
Reliance
Mfg
Co
22 y2 Mar 15
56 y2 Jan
.27 y8 Jan
7V2 Feb
12% Jan
25
6
11
10% Jan
33 3A Sep
28
3
6
22
3
65% Mar
37 % Mar
9
62
OctT 2 4
Sep
26
71% Jan
4
42 »/2 Jan
4
Sep
23
149
31
6
30
4%%
preferred
July 19
5
4%%
conv
Jan
91v* Jan
83
'
Aug
Mar
Oct~24
3
42
Dec
•v,
l'A
78% Jan
19
21
2% Dec
19
3
108 3/4 Apr
10
27
Richfield
34% May 10
Riegel
Paper
3
50% Mar 13
Ritter
27/a Jan
Apr
3
3% Feb
10
47% Jun
5
19
52
Jun
40
Apr
21
50
Jun
25
50
Jan
43% Jan
19
50
Feb
21
26% Jan
23 y2 Jan
3
5
5
41% Oct
28
21
Oct
27
Dec
2
Dec
28
780
82
Jan
4
89
9% Apr
Rohm
25
Sep
16
87
May
2
90% July
4%
16
177/b Jan
9
27% May
Rohr
22
12 Va Jan
13
23% May
16% Jan
3
24% May
Roper
21% Jan
13
Feb
8
25% Apr
Royal
4
,31 Va July 19
43% Apr
Royal
21% Mar
18
13 Vs July
2
19% Apr
19
r eo
J
lb '/b
42
Jan
22
36% Jan
3
46'A Apr
7
Oct
19
10% Mar 15
14% Jan
19
12 y8
14 y2 May 31
3
17
14 v* May
6
26 v* Jun
23
18 y2 Jan
30 y2 Dec
15"
33% Sep
19
14% July 14
24% May
30
22 %
x65
*15%
11
11
*11
VI13/4
1,200
65 %
*64%
65%
65
65
64
"64%
1,100
5,400
18%
18%
*18%
19
18%
19 Vt
19
19
19%
19 Vb
53%
54 v*
52
52
493A
51
49
493/4
483/4
48 3A
1,500
26%
27
26%
26%
25%
26
25 Vt
25%
25
25
2,300
*57
59
16
..
43 Vb
*43%.
44 %
14%
14%
16
14 V
57%
57%
43%
44
443/4/..
4 4'A
45 %
45%
14%
13%
14
13%
14
80
238
4
259
Apr
15
32
Feb
24 v* Sep
88 y2 Aug
49% July 18
Jan
90 % Mar 15
26 y2 Jan
26
May 27
Nov
36% Jan
7
9
8
86
35% Mar 30
3
*
29% Apr
19
37% Sep
7
33% Jan
9
38% Jun
5
14% Sep
30
22% Jan
18
15y2 Jan
3
19% Apr
10
79% Feb
19
5
79
Apr
183A
*183/4
18%
18 3/4
58%
57 %
58
56 VB
573/4
57
58
57%
48
47%
48%
48%
48 vb
49
49
49%
49 Vt
18%
19
19
62%
59%
61 Vt
59%
61 %
60 Vt
62
62 %
63
37,000
50%
48%
49%
46 %
48%
46 3A
47%
463/4
47
32,000
46%
32,700
No par
44%
46%
45%
50
*47%
47%
453/4
45%
44%
47%
*47%
473A
47%
*47%
120 Vb
117
119
115
116 %
.115%
116%
115%
1163A.
5
131%
132%
131
1323A
129
130%
129 Vt
130%
130
132%
-100
*84%
85 %
*84%
85%
84%
84%
*84 %
85%
84%
85Va
—1
.—5s
1.25
17%
17%
16%
17 Va
17
17%
6,900
1%
1%
1%
1%
28,900
84%
85 %
No par
43%
43%
30%.
30%
37
37 %
com
10
-2.50
1
47%.
55% Jan
4
40% Feb
27
8
69'A Mar
30% Oct 26
Jan
7
24% Jan
12
88
7
Mar 14
70 v* Jan
16%
16%
17%
1%
1%
1%
1%
85
833A
85%
84
86
85%
88
43%
42 %
423/4
42 Vt
42%
423A
43 Vt
30%
31
30%
30%
30 v*
30%
30%
30%
36%
37
36 Vt
36%
36%
36%
36
363/s
1,300
3 Va
3
3 Vb
18,200
5,800
3%
45
*46
3 Vb
3
3%
433A
46
44%
3
43%
52
*45
56
-
*41
50
45%
45%
49%
49
49%
48%
49 %
49
49
6,900
27
27 Va
27 %
27%
27%
281%
4,000
34%
5,700
Corp
Corp
Cola Co—
Co
*90%
92
24 Vb
24 %
23%
343A
34%
34%
551
553
550
92
24%
24%
25%
39% Feb
16
3
14 Vb Apr
20
13 y8 Dec
12
2iy2 Apr
31
37% Jan
8% May
6
25
Oct
18
7% Nov
1
36
17
17% Feb
72
May 27
81
Jan
4
16
Oct
31
Feb
10
81% Jun
17
11
50% Feb
16% Feb
93 v* Jun
77
4
22
3
34% May
87/a Jan
v
3
3
11
46% May
8
42% Oct
3
58 Va Jun
41% Jan
16
4
14 Vb Mar 10
May 10
19 Vt
18%
19 Vt
19%
19%
19%
20%
22%
22%
22%
22
22%
22%
22%
20%
20 Vt
20%
20 Vt
20%
20%
20%
1,300
32%
31%
32
31 %
313/4
31%
31%
31%
313A
92,600
13%
13%
13%
13 VB
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
II,200
13%
13 Vb
13 Vt
41%
*11%
13
"j
13
13%
1,100
41
41%
413/4
2,700
12
*11%
12
213A
213/4
21%
213/4
21%
21%
22
15%
14%
153/p
15 %
153/4
15%
16%
21,300
493/4
12,400
r-/
-\'j
13
40%
*13 %
12
15 VB
15%
~
13 Vt
v*
12
3/ V'
8
Jan
3
73 v* Jan
11
Jan
4
16 v* Jan
3
Feb
21'
85
Aug 15
92 y2 Aug
19
87
30
Jan
15
71%
Jun
15
70
26
28
8% Jan
14
5
Jan
29
5
13
27
Jun
24 y2 Aug
22
22
217/8 Jun
15
Jan
27% May 31
>
22
18% Sep
5
12
1
30 Va Nov
41
Jan
4
Jun
23
17
59
10 v* Nov
28
19% Jan
25
Oct
25
16
Jan
4
44% Feb
11
Jan
4
7% Sep
29
90
100
14%
Oct
Mar
54
43% Jan
11
29% Dec
12
30v* Apr
28
15
Jan
4
23% Jan
7
14% Apr
4
.
37 Va May 12
40
Jan
3
31
May 17
27
21
38% Jan
31% Feb
46% Mar
6
28
6
15% Dec
29
2~1%
15% Sep
12
20% Jan
23% Oct
24
43
23 Vb Sep
29
31 Vb Sep
Oct
31
54
40
69
26
Sep
26% Mar 24
Jan
Jurf.
16% July 17
,
1
94 Vb Jan
4
Nov
70 Vi Jan
4
37
Feb
60% Apr
17
11
28 3/4 Jun
19
11% Oct
25
18% Feb
26
12 V2 Jan
4
20% Oct
24
28% Mar 23
23 3/a Jan
3
38 % Oct
11
64 3A Jun
15
46 Vb Jan
4
62% July 11
34% Jun
2
42 3/a Jan
5
38 3/4 Jan
3
48 % May 19
9 Va Mar 10
133/4 May 26
6% Mar 15
9% May 25
—
30
Jan
12
46% Dec
30
453/4 Jan
28
51 Vb Oct
18
49
22% .Jun
21
28 3A Dec
19
Jan
11
34
44 Vt Jan
31 Vt May 10
36 3/4 Jun
57
9
Jan
25
273/a Jan
,
37% Apr
3
May
52 % Jun
46
7
4
14
May 10
21
153/a Jan
3
25
Dec
15
30 3A Feb
3
27 Vt Jan
11
30 Vb Jun
7
15% Dec
30
15 Vt Jan
4
22 Vi Apr
10
56 Vb Feb
17
70
Dec
29
Jan
12
50 Va July 18
47% Jan
19
4
38 v* Aug 31
36 3/4 Jan
3
83% Jun
16
40% Aug 24
38 Vt Jan
3
18% Sep
20 Vb Jan
3
65
.
6
79 Vt Mar 24
4
39 Vb Jan
31 Vb Jan
23% July
60
•
May 17
45
May
5
47% May 18
28
£33A Jan
5
Sep
28
54 V2 Jan
5
473/4 Mar 15
553/4 Jun
12
16% Nov
23
18% Aug 23
173/4 Jan
19 Vt Apr
11
64% Jun
1
69 % Aug 23
65% Mar 20
40
9
Mar 30
25
71
May 12
23 Vt May 18
29 Vb Jun
13
26% Jan
16
33 3/a May
4
26
293/4 Jan
4
20 % Jan
4
34 % Apr
3
26
30
Dec
5
Jan
3
46 Vt Apr
25
11% Apr
27
17
Sep
21% Sep
6% May
26 Vt Nov
2
9% Jan
11
23
35 vb Jun
30
84% May 16
90
Oct
16 3A Aug
9
31
26 Vi Jan
4
May 23
92 Vt Sep
For
footnotes,
'
12
Jan
3
44% May 31
88
r
see page
Jan
3
91
14% Jan
■
6
18 % Oct
83
•
7% Jan
28
17
13% May 12
U
27
3
22% Jun
20 % Jan
26
88 % Jan
3
24.
35
•
Mar
2
22
May 15
97% May
9
32
*97
300
53,800
99
32 Vt
32
31%
32
31%
19,100
11%
11%
11%
11
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
24,400
17%
18
17%
17%
17
17%
17
17%
17%
17%
2,700
28%
27%
28 Vt
26%
28 Vb
27
27%
27%
28...
23,200
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
~97/a
,9%
543/4
55%
55
55%
*39%
40%
40
40
io
x9%
54%
54%
55%
40
40
9%
■'•'
9%
9%
..
110 Vt
109 Vb
*39%
.109%
•
77
*76
94
*76
*92
55%
41
313/4
9 3/8
9%
1093/4
9%
110
111%
9%
77
♦76
94
*92
•9%
110
32
31
4,500
543/4
41'"'
9%
9%
6,600
110, .110%
9 3/4
553/e
*39%
12,600
.
110%
77
*76
77
*76
94
94
*92%
94
233/4
23%
23%
24%
23 5/b
23%
75%
73%
73 Vt
*73V4
751/2
*73%
200
77
94
24
15,400
v
'
*92
*73V4
75%
7%
iv*
27%
28v*
27%
28
...
22%
23%
22%
25
25%
25
39'
39
39%
39%
68%
69
68
67%
68
22%
22%
22%
24%
243/4
263/a
2,300
40
25
39%
41%
40%
413/a
4,700
68 VB
67%
68
'•
7
7,500
16,000
9,800
*
15
15 Vt
A
15%
15
'r
15%
102
•101
15%
*101
68%
15 Vb
153/B
,
15
15%
101
102
15 Vt
15 Vt
101
"
15%
15
101
15
15%
'15 Vt
101
9%
9%
9%
9%
*93/4
10%
*93/4
10%
40%
40%
40%
40 3A
40%
40 3/4
40 3A
42
23%
24
24%
23%
23%
23%
23%'
2,200
•8,100
.
,
100
21 Vt
22
20%
21
40.
40%
20% :
403/8
21
40%'
41%
41%
423A
16%'
9%
23%
22 v*
40 V
v
15%
102
'
93/4
500
41%
22 Vt
-
27,000
15%
15
.
*100
%
413/a
10,700
23%
23V2
;
413/4
1,400
'21%
.
21
•
4,000
28,100
43%
16%
100
2,700
19
19%
18%
19%
19
,19%
19Vb
19%
19%
19%
21,400
26%
28%
26%
15,900
Co_.—
Pattern
1
1
-No par
No par
.
1
Co
Corp—
:
5
20
25
Co
Co
Corp
Marchant
Railroad
Jersey
Puerto
Co
Gas Co
Rico Sugar
50
—2.50
5
25
com
preferred-——
Co_10c
Southern California Edison—i
25
Southern Co
:
5
Southern Indiana Gas & El_No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
Southern Pacific Co
(Del)—No par
Southern Railway common—No par
5%
non-cum
preferred
.
20
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs—100
Southwestern Public Service Co—1
Southeastern
Public
Service
Spalding (AG) & Bros
Spartans Industries
Sparton Corp
—
Inc.
»
Chemical Co common
4.20%
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons—
:
$4.50
22V4
22%
26%
273A
67%
23%
39
6%
27%
24%
23
26
7
28
17%
preferred
Sperry
10
6%
27%
17%
South
-
6%
27%.
*16%
South
Spencer
273/4
17%
(A O)
8%
63/4
7%
17%
No par
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
5%
7
10
5,300
17%
Oil
Line
*73%
75
17%
—,-10
Inc___—5
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
^
5
Smith Kline & French Labs-No par
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc.
——15
Soo
23%
24%
24
17%
Smith-Corona
6
12% Nov
31%
32
99
17%
Simmons
5
May 11
6,900
17%
Smith
533/a Jan
67% July
300
16%
72%
17%
Corp
11
6
45% May
102% Jun
31%
*97
37%
16%
72%
1
Corp of America——50c
Mfg
Manufacturing
29% Dec
7% Dec
Sheller
Oil
3
99
37%
16%
16%
Skelly
44 3A Jan
V 32%
37%
74
11%
x28%
31%
32
*97
99
16%
*72%
16%
Singer
11
4
33%
*97
99
16%
74
*16 3/8
3
63 Vb Jan
Jan
32%
33%
*37%
38
163/s
*72 Vt
16%
5
3
22
55
17
73
163/4
4
38 Va Jan
68 Vt Dec
2
*37 Vt
38
16%
72%
16%
Sinclair
31
*37%
17%
300
3,500
♦16%
Simplicity
29
32
163/a
84% Mar 10
Sep
32
32%
163/a
Simonds Saw & Steel
27
32
32
32%
16%
493/4 Apr
3
13
32
31%
87
86%
'•16%
Siegler Corp
Signode Steel Strapping Co
4
350
48 3/4
16%
383/4 May 23
7
*280
16%
34
Apr
350
*16 V4
26 Vb July 18
3
►280
1
,16%
Sheraton
Jan
350
NY shs ord_£l
£1
When issued
21% May 10
42 3/4 Jan
23
10
1
Oil Co
Shell Transp & Trad
14
Jun
4% Jun
No par
No par
Corp
(Frank G)_
4
53% Oct
33
Steel
Shattuck
19 % May 21
55% Jan
37
Sharon
1
No par
—2.50
u-—-1
Inc
Industries
Oil & Gas
Shamrock
Shell
:
preferred
$5.25
Shahmoon
19% May 16
——1
Co
common
28
1
6
47
Inc
16% Feb
4
♦280
350
31%
—1
35% Jan
13
Jan
23% May 15
16% July 18
17% Sep
87
74
17 Va
Rubber
Seiberling
Servel
May 18
49%
87
37%
37%
.
1
19
49%
87
.
May 25
102
49%
87
31%
*72 %
Inc
4
20% Jun
.,
5
27
43
15% Mar
20% Apr
8% Jan
12% Jun
13
41% July 20
97% Jan
19y8 Dec
Jun
71 % July
Jan
7
24
29% Mar 21
30
Feb
3,1
11
May 22
10
.11% Jan
12
73% May
>37% Feb
31 Va Jan
f
9
49
87%
*280 '
350
100
•'
49%
87%
87 Vt
'
May 19
97
16
May 17
81 Va May
3
38% Jun
116
87 Vt
hi;5"'
49%
49%
31%
4,800
;
49 VB
*280
-
1,300
21%
22
15%
41
*11%
12
40 3A
13%
41
13%
41 Vt
21%
Power—_No par
Co common
preferred
10,200
18%
20%
Ry Co com—No par
Paper
i7,ioo
22
:
1
No par
$3.40
No par
$4 •' preferred
No par
Scovill Mfg Co common
—25
3.60%
preferred
100
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer—1
1
Seaboard Air Line RR Co———20
Seaboard Finance Co—:
1
Seagrave Corp
1
5
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp——5
Sears Roebuck & Co—
——3
Schick
25%
24%
20%
40%
convertible preferred——30
Scott
980
92
20%
*11%
pfd 4.40%
5%
3
Jan
4% Dec
20 y8 Apr
May
5
8 Vt Jan
38
'
15
66% Jan
29 y8 Sep
May 10
14% Jan
21% Jan
14
19% Oct
25%
2434
546%
*90%
13%
1.66%
common-—
543
92
31%
—2.50
—100
100
10
34%
567
*90%
22 %
18%
No par
series A 5%
St Regis Paper Co
34%
34 %
563 Va
*90 %
92
200
20%
*22
5
Co
550
558
*90%
1
1
Inc
34%
34%
34%
555
1—20
..100
1
1
1
1
20 g
1
Schering Corp common
3
7% Jan
July 13
31% Sep
44%
27
9
30 v* Jan
93
43%
1,600
49%
8
7
10% May 16
44%
6,400
26%
Joseph Lead Co
Joseph Light &
1st
10,300
27
33
May 25
100
1%
49%
51
*97
4
400
16 Vt
%
1
26%
5
July 20
Jan
3,500
49 VB
*47
series A
—100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
San Diego Imperial Corp.
—1
Sangamo Electric Co
5
Schenley Industries Inc com—1.40
Convertible
preference
35c
31 y2
92
3,700
22,600
84%
45%
45 %
48
42%
3%
3
25
Corp
Fran
4* 1/0
46
44%-
473/4
120
100
—
San
4";ooo
60%
Co
Preferred
I,100
31,000
49 v*
Safeway Stores common
4% preferred—
4.30% conv preferred
St
19%
.59
-1
System Inc
St L
30
18,000
13,400
10
5
Ryder
7
V
47%
47%
19
18%
59 ;'•/
Co-—2.50
Inc
(Jacob)
Aeronautical
St
500
;
58
10
—10
—5
jVir;"" '
40 y2 Apr
80O
13 % -14
*57
S
24
15
59
*57
59
*57
L—1'
50c
.
32% Oct
700
11
;■
11
11
i'
Elec Corp—No par
Ryan
9
65
3,700
Ruppert
Mar 16
11
\
65
20%
Dutch
Ruberoid
V 3,600
20
Corp
Rubbermaid
May 17
5
24
31,000
8 3/8
17%
19%
Petroleum
Royal McBee Corp
31% Oct
3 73/4
8% A
17%
143/4
(Geo D)
Crown
37%
8%
18
20
preferred series A
Aircraft
37%
8
*17%
15
Co common
Haas
Ronson
8
12 Va Apr
9% May
&
2
36 3A
8 Va
173/4
19%
Telephone Corp
Rockwell-Standard
5
Jan
May
46"% Jan
■
1
117/b Oct
35% May
670
500
13% Sep
21% Jan
i4y8 May 12
Oct 25
15
31% Dec
29% May 10
4
Mar 23
20% Dec
5
14
12% Apr
21v* Jan
38% Jan
37 Vt
8
173/4
21
convertible preferred
%%
36%
8 Vt
18
19%
Antelope
Rochester
37 Va
8%
*17%
11'
15
Corp
Rochester Gas &
36%.
8%
18
11
Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
9
327/a Feb
-
37%
8 v*
20%
Company-
Roan
9,700
36,400
20%
Corp
3
38 v* Oct
600
Oil
18%
21 V8
15%
Co
Trust
Richardson-Merrell
51% Apr
25% Jan
4% Jan
55
3
20
18%
21
21
series
Selection
Rhodesian
183b
21%
19%
Manufacturing
Rheem
8
1% Mar 23
33% Jan
Jan
52% July
28% Jan
33 v* Nov
23 % May
3
Jan
42 v* July
23%
87
18
21%
20 Vt
pref
3.60%
Preferred
May 31
8
18%
21 %
20%
Tobacco
(RJ)
17%
20 %
21%
series A
2nd
17%
21%
21%
& Chemical
Metals Co com
Reynolds
135% July 10
3
13% Jan
84
Reynolds
5
49 % Jan
17%
20%
xl9%
1
56 v* Jun
400
17%
21%
—5
series—100
3%%
Corp
I
70 3/4
*70
16
Drug
131% Jun
2 v* Jan
30
Dec
Rexall
3
26% Jan
i y8 Dec
69
Inc
3
17
85
5
Oct
Revlon
59% Apr
Jan
47
115
94 y2 Dec
76% Jan
79% May 17
3
70 3/4
71
*69
71
20%
Corp—
Brass—
23
70 3/4
*69
42,600
22%
&
Copper
44% Jan
37 y2
37 %
21
Revere
Jun
57
110 va Oct 27
May 23
43 v* Jan
21
56% Jan
48
Steel
Republic
3
16,800
70 %
56 Va
■
16
Republic Corp common
$1 convertible preferred
May 17
1,300
18%
18
common
preferred
72 3/4
18%
20%
Co
Eng
72%
18%
21%
Corp
Republic-Aviation
18% May 11
14% Jan
•
Stores
Conv
7
51% May 10
53% Jan
15'A Aug 23
4
78% Jan
50% Jan 22
20
66% Mar
5
29
11% July 11
May
563/a
72%
18%
50c
—1
—10
5
Chemicals
4
56%
72%
18%
37%
No par
Jan
19
56%
72%
18 Vt
;
Co
Inc
Bros
56%
72%
18%
17%
No par
Bit
Roller
Reeves
55
72%
18%
20 %
Inc
Stores
47% Jan
Mar 14
57
Owl
,16 v* Jan
:
31 y» Aug
48 y2 Dec
12
9
11% Mar 22
July 19
57
72%
18%
70
No par
Inc—3.33%
1
5
Reading Co common..
-—50
4% non-cum 1st prefered——50
4%, non-Cum 2nd preferred——50
63% July 14
20
197/b Mar 14
55 % Jan
t
56%
72%
18 %
Raymond International
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co
Apr
19
58%
72%
Corp
23% Feb
19
57 % Jau
56%
of America com_No par
$3,50 1st preferred
No par
Ranco
Inc
2.50
9
1
1.
2.50
6
100
1
Rand Corp common—1—50c
preferred
25
•34%
45
453A
40%
41
96
'97%
•
26%
26%
27%
263A
27%
27 Vb
34 v*
333/4
33 3A
33 3/4
34%
34"
34
44Vi
43%
44
44%
45%
45%
46%
78 %
*77%
79
*76%
77%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46 3V
46%
46 3/4
40%
40%
40%
40%
403/8
40%
40%
6,600
27%
333/4
*45%
78 %
453A
16%
78%
■
-
*77%
163/a
44
35
44 %
>
40%
*77
V
79
96
95%
96%
96%
97%
62%
63
62%
63%
62 v*
63 %
61%
62 v*
61%
31%
29%
30 v*
293A
30%
30 3/a
31%
30%
.22%
20 5/b
21%
20%
213/4
203/4
21 VB
21 '
2 9 3/4
28%
95%
-
30%
613/4
62 v*
45%
30
303/4
46 3/a
11%
30%
29%
61%
31%;
61%
60
62
60 %
46 VB
45 3/a
46 %
45 VB
453/4
11%
10%
103/4
*10%
11%
8%
8
8 VB
8 Vc
8%
45%
4,000
9,700
9,400
45%
*10%
•'
8,300
24,300
-
62
60%
•
9,100
28%
x28 ^
603/4
45%
'•10%
98
.97 <
600
"17,000
21%
29 3/a
.
30%
213A
100
>
62%
30%
600
3,600
44,000
111
1,000
'
8%
8%
83/B
8%
50%
50%
50
50
50%
50%
50
50
50%
50%
50
♦49 Va
40%
4Q %
40%
40%
40
40%
41
41
393%
40%
1,500
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
'22 3/4
4,400
*29%
30
293A
29
293A
•29%
'18
18
18VB
70 3/8
70% *
53%
54'A
423/4
42 3A
70%
53%
♦42
8%c
56%
29%
29
30
18%
18%
18 3A
18%
18%
2,600
70%
71%
71 Vb
713A
11,000
19,900
54 VB
423/4
533A
*42
42%
V233A
24%
23%
,51
52 %
*51%
52%
*18%
18%
*67
69 %
*67
69%
28
28 %
•27%
24%
26
35%
36%
*31
91
18%
50
18%
*67
54 v*
53%
543/a
54%
42%
43
43
43%
'•
42%
42 3%
42%
43
23%
23 Va
233%
23
50 v*
51
1,100
54%
423A
'
43
50%
18%
69%
18 3/a
*67
j
51
18%
69%
18 3/a
*67
800
5,900
23%
47,800
51%
18%
15,100
•
2,500
69%
27%
28%
27%
28 VB
27%
28
6,900
24
23
233A
23
23
23
24
3,700
35%
*
28 v*
233/4
-
41%
100
71%
24 VB
40 3A
50
29%
43%
8%
2,100
18%
23%
"
7,000
50
50
70%
42%
8
*49%
51%
18 VB
42%
'
51
71%
42%
18%
50 %
36%
8'A
35%
36 VB
35 VB
35%
353%
363/4
8%
7%
40
39%
40 %
39%
8
393A
90
90.
8
♦89%
92
*89%
8
7%
40 Vb
92
„
39 %
8
39%
*89%, ,92 •>..
20 3%
21'A
21%
21'A
21
21 %
21%
213/4
21%
21%
26%
27%
26
26%-
26%
27%
26%
26%
26%
.27%
93%
93 v*
92%
92'A
92%
*90%
91%
*92%
93%
•'92%
8.500
5,200
2,100
200
18,100
107,300.
120
1
Volume
194
Number 6075
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(335)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
<•
Year 1960
Lowest
29% Mar
77 % Feb
8
46% Dec
42 Va Jan
8
2
82% Sep
19
25% July 25
37"% Jan
4
35% Feb
25
57 % Dec
14
70 % Jan
12
79% Aug 22
13% Sep 13
82
Highest
Jan
10 Vs May 11
4% Mar
'
52 % Jan" 12
23
11% Jan
Spiegel
Square
65 Va May
5
72 % Jan
4
Standard
64% Apr
88% Apr
3
29% Jan
3
$4.50
9
Standard
46% Jan
56% Apr
18
Standard
Oil
55 Va May
4
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
of New
Jersey
Standard
Oil
of Ohio
Dec
50 % Jan
4
40% Jan
49% Apr
56
Jan
4
53% Mar 15
59'A Feb
25
89
Mar
8
84
Jun
20 % Oct
25
Mar 30
62% Dec
6
1
9
21 % Feb
7
28
Feb
6
30
32% Mar 27
40% Jan
c
4
27% Jan
5
8
27
-
64
Feb
1
32
21% July 14
19% Oct 24
42% Jan
Mar 28
28%'Apr
9
27
26% Jan
3
11% Jan
3
17% Jan
4
22
Jan
82
29
,
,
Standard
Stanley
6
16% Jan
7.1% Dec
33% Jan
33% Jun
9
3
9
9
15% Apr
11
Jan
4
96
27
Sterling
3
5
Stevens
6
Stewart-Warner
7
24% Jan
9
25% Jan
4
Apr
30
July
32 % Jun
".t
Mar
21% Jan
11
Jun
17
18
Dec
20
16% Jan
4
29% Jun
11
18% Feb
19
17% Jan
9
19% May
1
47% Oct
31
Stix
8
16% Jan
14
8
24
58% Mar 28
53 % Jan
4
65 Va Apr
26% Mar 24
30% Aug 15
27% Jan
3
6% Dec
Dec
24% Jan
22
22
15
7
Jan
6
Jan
4
230
Jan
3
529
17% Dec
7
19% Dec
Baer
Stone
20
&
Storer
$5
4
Suburban
33 Va Apr
4
Suburban
4
48% July 21
64% Jan
4
45% Mar 17
54 Va Jan
16% Sep
23
26% Jan
4
20% Jan
4
1
18% Sep
7
13% Jan
3
20% Apr
Feb
4
82 % Jan
5
89
42% May 17
85% Oct, 6
55% Jan 21
20% May 27.
24% Jan
7
21% Jan
23% Sep
26
80
20
29% Jun
-
1
85
9
May
5% Jun
34% Dec
1
23% Jan
.22
30
Sep
19
26% Feb
29
50
Apr
3
29
Jun
Sunray-Mid-Cont
3
24% Mar
3
Sunshine
10% May 31
Sunshine
Apr
7
Jan
3
Jan
4
1200
Jan
4
1464
Jan
Jan
3
58
31
29V2
Sweets
Oil
Co
of
29
45
Jan
15
25
39% Jun
20
49% Feb
28
11% Jan
14
15
Jun
22
12% Jan
3
18% Jun
5
Jun
8
49
Apr
18
3% Oct
24
6 % Jan
14
4% Jan
3
10
Jun
1
24% Aug 31
12% Feb
1
20% May 10
69% Jun
6
TelAutograph
25 % Jan
Tennessee
Symington
8 81/2
88%
*87
"88%
100
213A
22%
227a
40,600
*88
73.
:
29
90
22%
*65
73
277a
297a
'297a
29
/
5
22
22 'A
22 %
30%'
30%
30
11 Va
11%
11%
20
52 %
*81
1
20
'
53
83
14%
'
20
'
15
15
15
27%
29Va
28
28%
6,000
22%
22
227a
3,600
31
307a
31
5,300
117a
'
117a
117a
ny8
3,600
201/2
20
20
531/4
53%
531/4
533A
*20
54
*81
83
*143A
100
273A
30%
'
20%
53%
83
73
22%
'
11%
*20
53 Va
*81
'•
*65
4.000
29
307a
n3/4
22%
21,200
185,700
273A
22%
30%
20
51%
-
22%
30 V2
73
*65
;
n3/4
•
V
227a
♦2774
27%
'
41,700
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83
:■
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277i
16.600
400
6.100
83
15%
*15
81V4<
82
147a
15
80
700
81 'A
80
81
28%
81% 4
83
287a
16,600
287a
29%
30Va
281%
283A
29%'
29%
2874
29%
297a
287a
29 3A
27%
30
27%
30
27
30
27
267a
27
26%
267a
27
267a
26%
29 %
267a
27
287a
301/4
28%
291/4
19%
19 Va
19 Va
287a
19
19%
291/4
59%*
60
60
601/4
29%
30
297a
30
*19
...
60
60
.30
30
1
7
100
com
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;
7Va
7
235
7%
231
7%
249
1
*19
191/2
*19
8,500
3.600
2,400
33,900
19%
60
60
601/4
297a
297a '
700
60'A
297a
297a
1,300
*
'
77a
250
15%
77a
250
77a
248
249
71/4
2,400
7%
*236
79,300
255
70
25 Va
26%
24%
25
24'A
2474
231/2
24%
Corp_____l
27 Va
27%
27
231/4
233A
27%
27
27,700
27V»
277a
277a
27V»
277a
13,300
53 %
1
52%
Co
A
54
54
541/4
53%
54
22
21%
6,300
227a
221/4
227a
217a
17%
221/4
18
4,400
177a
18
177a
17%
173A
177a
6,300
*88%
90
*881/2
<
%
90
*88%
90
51 %
52
51%
52
52
521/4
27%
of '55____30
28V4
27%
28%
277a
277a
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23%
23%
23%
231/4
23i%
"
37%
37
12.50
107
10c
37
107
9%
-
107
10
37
367a
108
9%
9%
1245
1220
1225
1216
4.16%
*45
45
*45
90
523A
521/4
52 3/4
4,200
277a
27%
277a
20,300
237a
237a
361/2
231/4
23V4
36
1061/2
10 %
107
97a
1240
1225
36V4
2,100
1071/2
12,300
10%
1225
3,000
36
*106
97a
10
1225
14,700
1240
260
*45
47%
*45
47%
42%
42'A
43
43
43 %
43
43 %
42 %
16 Va
15%
16
431/4
10,400
16
157a
153A
157a
157a
153A
I6V4
6,300
42 %
1
48
42 %
25
Corp
*88%
277a
.
108
93A
1240
90
521/4
367a
107
25
:—
Wayne
54
22
18%
*88%
.<
25 '7..
Co
53%'
22%
18
common.l
series
53%
22'A
"
No par
California
Co
&
56s/a
"
-
56 5/a
22
.
1
America
Jun
437a
56
44
500
31,700
'
28%
common
Oil
of
51% Feb
Swift
29% ~
No par
39% July 26
-
*65
*27'A
_1
Mining
Superior
70
28
'
1
Corp
2nd pfd series
Biscuits Inc
11
115
50
43%
567a
497a
-
4,100
84% ~
Co
Gas
preferred
5%%
38% July 10
30
70
—5
Co
4%%
497a
44 Va
55%
55%
5
May 19
9
49 3A
431/4
4274
56'A
\
29!A
Corp
57
7
497a
43%
56 % :
:
82 %
Co__
Chemical Corp
Oil
50%
43
2.50
$4.50 series A preferred
May 24
50
'
1
3
Jan
33
Fuller
Propane
Corp..
Sundstrand
-Sun
437a
50%
'
28%
Corp__
Sun
101% Jan
101% Aug 22
7% Oct 20
1348
855
47% Jan
24
20
45%
50%
56%
27
210
437a
44
23 'A
76
51
50
49
90
*75%
15
7,800
451/4
51%
,50%
'
64%
5%
4474
50
23
64%
147a
50%
*88
12.700
5%
50%
90
130
40
147a
52 V4
23%
17,800
391/4
1 57a
5%
23
Shares
45%
87
57a
♦53/a
43 %
/..'
76%
15
443/a
*86
15
.
Gas
Sunbeam
28% May 31
12% Jun
-
common.:
convertible preferred
3
*75%
5Va
*88
.
,
No par
Inc
Studebaker-Packard
Mar
Apr
15
44%
l__l
Webster______
41 %
15 Va
"
*5%
87
the Week
___5
& Co
&
15
15
43Va'
43 Va
i
___5
^
Inc
Broadcasting
18% Jan
14
Co
Inc
Drug
(J P)
23% July 21
312
y,
_100
Stores
76
50Vs
Stokley-Van' Camp Inc common___l
5%-prior preference
20
;
34 % Apr 11
9 Va Mar
3
2061
Bros
643/4
76
56
aIOO
preferred.
Sterchi
153/,,
64
76
5%
J.
.
^_7
S
L
Chemical Co
3 % %
13% Jan
4
1
60% Feb
64
64%
51 Va
L25
Corp__
(The)
67
30
22% Oct
Co
Stauffer
63 3A
63%"
75%
T
44 %
*86
45 'A
1
24% Jan
5
44% Mar 24
Starrett
Mar 15
391/4
43 Va
.
.
Steel
Pressed
Warner
387a
Friday
July 21
July 20
43%
*5%
6.25
Indiana
Stanray Corp
82 Va May
7
California
of
38%
July 19
43 Va
1
Packaging Corp com__
1
preferred—.i_20
$1.20 convertible preferred—i_20
6%. convertible preferred—20
51% July 17
Feb
ilOc
convertible
77
4
May 23
of
Co
Industries—
preferred series A
$1.60
Mar 30
35
.;
Electric
Standard
14% Mar 17
65% Jan
25
3%%
,
27
4
20
May 11
20% Sep
21
21% Mar 25
25
„
80% Mar 30
4
13
37% July
26% Oct 25
3
89
Jan
102
10
Jan
36"% Jan
'
15
common_^_10
38
Jan
83 % Nov
Apr
__1
46
44 V2 May 31
23
Corp
Gas
Kollsman
4
86
37
65
Standard
&
86
40%
•
76
Standard
30
12% July
Financial
86
64 V2
5
Sales for
Thursday
39
*75%
24
I
PRICES
86
No par
a
5% Apr
51% Jan
Jan
preferred
SALE
42%
44%
No par
com
53'A Jun
47% Dec
45% Nov
Inc
4% Jan
1
,77
40
25 % Jan
May 16
16
Brands
HIGH
87
*86
5
Co__.
AND
Wednesday
July 18
43%
44 %
41 Va
44
2
Jun
Nox
No par
*
Tuesday
July 17
No par
common
preferred
D
$3.50
78% May 12
17"% May 11
Par
20
35
11
Inc
Monday
-
-
Sep
5
40
:
LOW
STOCK
30% Jun
1
12% May 11
26% Dec
YORK
EXCHANGE
17
43% July 11
4
"
.
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
43 V4
42'A
43
417a
42%
417a
42
41%
*45
47%
T
40
6% May
4
1
50% Dec
16
47% Jan
6
20 % Sep
29
24% Aug
25
22% Jun
22
64% Jun
2
Jan
4
Feb
34
87
83
Jan
17% Jun
29
29% Mar 15
38% Dec
27
33
Jun
28
37
Jan
14
27% Jan
,3
15% Sep
26
19% Dec
16
18% Jan
3
148 % Oct
,,
Jun
Texas
1
206% May 15
29% Jan
11
27% Jan
10
35% Apr
19% Jan
4
15% Jan
3
23% Apr
12
Jan
11
69
'65
27
12
Nov
21
28% Oct
9% July
3
106
Mar
80% Jan
5
104
May 16
A
21% Jan
3
24% Jan
18% July 22
22% Oct
Jan
86% Aug 25
108
Sep
70% Jan
29 % Apr
26% Jan
4
24% Jan
3
31% Apr
15
23% Jan
10
30% Apr
7
37% Jan
3
50
Jan
27
10% Jan
3
22
<70% Dec
22
24
13
8
46"% Feb
16
79
24
55
Jun
28
May 10
% May
Feb
16% Jun
84
2
'A
24% Jan
2
"4
28% May
8
20% Jan
19,300
62%
61 Vs
61%
23%
227a
231/4
227a
231/4
223A
100%
99'A
100'/a
99V4
993A
99Va
99%
99
50%
50%
49%
50 Va
497a
50
497a
50%
497a
50
6,700
17%
35 %
37%
25%
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
177a
177a
173/4
18
26,100
35%
35'A
35 Va
34 3A
35'A
351/4
3574
351/4
35%
141 'A
146
Corp
1
Oil
Tidewater
Oil
39%
37%
38
37%
377a
37%
38
15,200
25%
257a
257a
253A
257a
26
25%
257a
32,800
137%
142
137%
140 3A
29%
30%
30
19'A
19%
187a
80
1463/4
29,200
293/4
293/4
14,000
18 3/4
183A
183A
19%
80
143 'A
30'A
30%
19'A
144%
29%
18%
143
30%
'
80
100%
99'A
100
_i_50c
26%
26%
26%
267a
No par
29
29
25 Va
38%
20%
25%
39%
25
%'
•'
257a
38%
39 Va
-38%
20%
20%
20'A
193A
-57'A- 58
83'A
83V4
56%
577a
55V4
57
*83%
84 Va
83%
83%
*83 1/4
84%
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
291/2
29%
*29%
23%
24
24
24 Va
23%
24
237a
24V4
237B
23%
23%
23%
237a
80
-
>7.50
...
com_5
-—
100
Co____;
■-
No par
-
:_10
common
*28
*
♦79
■
23% Mar 29
20% Jan
44% Dec
7
68% Jan
6
48% Jan
56 Va Feb
21
14% Sep
28
22 % Jan
4
15% Jan
28% Apr
17
15 % Feb
17.
19% Sep
6
19
25
May 31
59
July 19
19
33
Jun
22
41% Aug 26
64
Dec
20
64
23
24% Mar
Jan
37% Jan
8
36% July 14
Dec
42% Jun
20
59 % Jan
91% May 15
26% Jan
Oct
21
29 % Jan
4
31% Oct
24
60
Jun
16
21% Dec
16
39
Jan
11
22
Jun
22% Jan
10
3
19
9
38% May
9
42% Apr
3
July"25
33
Oct
27
50% Jan
19
Jan
39% Jan
'4
31 % Mar
1
13% July 21
11 %
4
20% May
1
14
36
4
July 14
20% May 15
$1.20. preferred—
Timken
Roller
Tishman
Toledo
Edison
Torrington
Tractor
82
>
98
98%
98%
993/4
6,900
26%
29
*79
99%
27 %
267a
27
26 Va
267a
21,100
29
28%
*28
82
2874
271/4
283/4
25
25%
243/a
243/4
7,500
39V4
38'A
38%
39%
28,800
20
19
387a
I9V4
18 3/4
191/4
2.300
56%
567a
9,800
*831/4
84%
297a
24%
11,000
237a
4,700
567a
-
;57
Co
Transamerica
Transitron
Transue
3
49% July
7
54 % Oct
18
53% Jan
4
56 % May
8
33% Nov
30
29% Jan
9
39% May 31
Truax-Traer
28
40% May 27
25% Jan
25
33% Jun
Tung-Sol
52
Jun
30
30
Mar
7
May
36
49% Feb
2
8
59% May 27
44% Dec 20
38% Jun
28
2
11% Dec
8
10% Jan
6
Oct
14
44
Jan
20
13% Nov 28
11% Jan
9
13% Jun
21
20% Nov 3u
17% Jan
4
8%
May 17
July 18
36
55% May
7
9
55 % Apr
14
16% July 14
48
July 18
16% Apr
3
21% Mar 13
$2.70
Corp
20th
pfd
5%
Coach
Oil
21%
217a
21%
213A
217a
58%
39%
58%
58 3A
58%
59
55%
39%
40%
39
397a
37
38%
373A
38%
85
83%
84
84%
84%
84%
851/4
821/4.
83
37
37%
363A
37
23%
24Va
23%
23%
26%
25
25
37%
26%''
541/4
541/4
3,300
21%
217a
4,000
22
217a
22
6,100
58V4
53%
54
373/8
363A
363/a
8,600
16,200
4,000
363/4
14,600
237a
50,900
14%
14%
14
47'A
54%
48
467a
46%
46%
46 3A
471/4
46 3/4
47%
55
553/a
55%
55
55%
55
55
547a
55
36%
36%
36%
37
36%
371/4
367a
37%
36V4
36%
4,900
29
29%
28%
297a
283A
28 3A
28%
28%
281/4
283/4
3,800
54'A
♦52%
55%
523A
52 3A
*52%
54%
*52%
54%
42%
16 Va
41%
42V4
413A
427a
417a
42%
413/4
42
16
16
157a
15 3A
141/4
15 Va
15
15%
*47
49
1
common
1
common___il
Co
*52%
41 Va
of 1957—50
Film Corp—
1
series
Rap Transit com_No par
conv prior
preferred
50
TXL
22
237a
•'
5
City
Twin
22V4
_1
50
Century-Fox
Twin
54V4
213A
;
Co
Co
Electric
54
37
__
5% "conv
54%
21%
80
700
23'A
*25
14%
1
No par
preferred
Coal
237a
53 %
21'A
2,600
Inc
Airlines
Tri-Continental
Jan
11
1
Corp
Steel
Pipeline
World
1
2
Corp
2374
543/a
22
84'A
-
1
2
Electronic
Williams
&
Transwestern
Trans
A
;
25 % Mar 14
July 28
No par
class
Co
233A
54
58'A
39 %
5
Co
23%.
54%
22 V4
21%
\
20
257a
25
•
*79
21%
53%
22 V4
No par
Construction„l
&
Supply Co
Trane
___2S
■
Bearing
Realty
4,100
82
973A
'
20% Dec
7,200
37%
25%
99%
100
Co
preferred——.
Tool
'
8,600
40
19'A
-
1
No par
Ry
Co
preferred
Power
101
30 V4
__10
common....,
conv
•
.'33 Va
Inc
&
'
-
5
No par
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
Thor
997a
61%
1
8
45,400
62 Va
23
5
32% Feb
6,800
23%
61%
23 V4
:
4%
5,200
62%
64
;
8
5,300
8V4
15'A
62%
Glass Mfg Co
Chemical Co__
Thompson ;(JR)___
4
83/a
8%
23 Va
Thiokol
82% Feb
27
Inc
$1.25
87a
413/4
8%
15%.
Thatcher
,
87
May
Pacific
Utilities
82% Mar 21
May 20
14%
Corp_3.50
Transmission
&
26% Jan
.
15
25
Pacific Coal
Textron
27
61% Jan
147a
12.50
Texas
3
38% Jun
87a
15%
1.25
issued
Texas
.
3
11
8%
14%
Texas Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs_l
7
26
8%
15%
Co__5
Transmission
Instruments
Texas
6
14 % July 25
8%
15 Va
147a
613A
Corp
Gas
Gas
Texas
8%
1
Texas Gulf. Producing Co
Texas
Gulf
Sulphur-
21
20% May 17
1
Texas Eastn Transmission
14
20% Jun
14.50
Corp
Inc
When
38% Mar 21
'46
137% July 18
256% May 25
25
Texaco
July 12
19% Jun
15
21% Sep
16
(James)
Corp
Tennessee
1
51 %
Inc
Tandy
109'A May 31
5
49% July 18
"•
Talcott
16
27
14%
*25
14%
147a
14%
•14%
14 3A
14%
143/a
47 Va
237a
.
-
•
237a
233/a
*247»
253A
*243/4
25
100
14
143/4
13%
14
13,500
141/4
14Va
14%-
14%
9,200
15,600
*47
49
1
13
13
125/a
1274
127a
12 3A
127a
123A
12%
1
Co
Corp
18
18%
173A
177a
17 3A
18
17%
177a
17%
♦46
49
♦42
45
*42
1,600
100
31,400
2,800
45
1
127a
173/4
2,600
15,500
u
12% Oct
26
18 % Jan
24% Feb
29
57
6% Nov
30
12% Mar
1
43% Jan
4'
29% Oct
25'
106% Oct
25
Jan
4
22
137a Jan
4
17% May 16
Udylite
Aug 30
42 % Jan
11
65% May 11
Underwood
73/a Jan
3
,10% Mar 28
Union
33 'A Jan
4
42 % May 22
Union
148% Jan
6
116
Jan
4
39% Aug 19
39
Jan
3
6
;9 6
92
Jan
30
74% Dec
29
78
Apr
68% Jan
5
75
77% Jan
7
32
87% Jan
Aug 15
48 3A Jun
97
Apr
5
Carbide
Union
Electric
Co
24
76
May 18
Preferred
85
Aug 19
81
Jun
27
86% Mar
8
16
42 3A Jan
6
63 % May
8
Union
Oil
5
27% Jan
3
34% July
6
8 % Apr 19
Union
Pacific
Nov
Jan
8% Aug
2
8
Jan
5
293/4 Jan
Preferred
$4
$4
California
of
RR
Co
i.
common
preferred
non-cum
21
32 % Jan
6
4
36% Jun
5
Union
Tank
19% Oct
26
24% Jan
13
Jan
5
273/a May 29
Union
Twist
25% Apr
32% Apr
5
37% Jan
4
3 4 5/a Jan
3
51% May 15
United
Airlines
20
46% Aug 22
373/0 Jan
3
503/a July 14
United
Aircraft
Corp
88
May 10
103% Aug 25
102
81
May 17
Aug 24
86
8
97
35% Dec
1093/4 May
Mar
Jan
4
303A Jan
15
4
8
99
Car
1955)
1956)
conv
45% Mar
United
Biscuit
9
39% Dec
17
Nov
2
27
Apr
18
183A Feb
1
28 % Apr
10
United
Board
76
Jan
25
60 Va Jan
4
76 Va Apr
10
United
Carbon
38
Feb
23
29% Jan
18
7
31
Mar 21
Aug
1
7% Jan
46
-
12
Nov
17
8 3A May 23
United
54% May 19
United
Electric
22% Jan
6
157/a Jan
3
31 % Jan
6
17% Jan
3
46 % Apr
19
Jun
29
20
16
Jan
25
Mar 21
33
4
52% Jan
157a July 21
16% Apr
% Aug
19
18% Jun
28
4
1% Jan
11
U Jan
3
50
Apr
12
64% Jan
4
54s/a Jan
16
30% Jan
27
307a Jan
3
37% Jan
93
173/a Jan
3
193/4 Apr
3
287a July 10
United
Engineering
United
Fruit
May
United
Gas
64,1
Mar 10
-18% Feb
24 % Apr
13A May
Gas
Greenfield
5
United
Merch &
United
Park
United
Shoe
4
83% Jan
4
92% Oct
23% Sep
29
30% Jan
4
243A Jan
3
29% Jun
26
US &
Oct
25
74% Jan
4
49 % Apr
14
67 % Jun
29
U S
42
For
footnotes,
18
see page
24.
Jan
2
3
473A Feb
9
4
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1
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&
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343/4
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46
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14,200
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94
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5
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10
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Corp
Improvement
20
76% Mar 24
361/2
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39
1
35%
5
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1
2,300
18,000
1
3
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24
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Jan
7
14% Dec
34% Aug 30
53% Jan 25
40% Mar 16
of
Carton
&
44 % Jan
15% Dec
27% May 20
7
15 Va
491/4
87a
46 %
.
1
Corp
Co
15'A
50%
87a
24
5
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54% July 25
28% Nov 14
July 20
common
(series of
Artists
15%
49%
8%
5
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4%
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Mar
34
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4%
May 17
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15'A
503A
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36%
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24
20
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15%
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10
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23% Mar
33%
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series
25% Oct
20
10
No par
Feb
31
10
series
71
47
25
$3.50
...
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series
151/4
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8%
46%
94
77
74
84
55%
34 V4
.
No par
Aug 16
4
46%
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x73
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54%
10
common
series
July 17
8
No Par
$3.70
$4.50
15%
...
Paper Corp—6%
Corp_
Preferred
77
28
5
Co
18
20
8
Rubber
&
Bag-Camp
Union
74 % Jan
Sep
25
May 22
Asbestos
48'A
15 %
15 V4
49%
50 V*
8V4
8%
35%
36%
133
134 Vs
1
No par
Corp
Preferred
7% Jan
33% Mar
144
(The)
Corp
US
L_1
preferred
Borax
4 V2 %
&
Chemical
preferred
Foreign
Freight
Co
" 32%
43%
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—100
.
Securities^—.
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"
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95
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5 8CM
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(336)
.
.
Monday, July 24, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
■Y /
Range for Previous
85 Va Oct
13
96
Aug 23
153
116% Jun
161
NEW
Lowest
Highest
25
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1960
Lowest
July 21
115
Feb
27
Jun
157
Feb
6
14
Dec
19
3% Dec
20
8% Jan
4
4
Jan
6
8
12
17
Jan
3
US
23% Mar 28
1514 Dec
Gypsum Co
preferred
US
Hoffman
5%
class
common__82%c
5
15
9% Jan
3
17"% July 17
35 % Jan
17
39 '% May 10
1
26% Jan
5
8% Sep
30
7% Jan
3
25
26% Jan
5
22% Mar
7
27% Apr
6
US
Pipe & Foundry Co—!
30
35
4
26% Jan
3
33
2
U S
Playing Card Co
43% Jan
25
54
May 18
U S
77-.
Jan
8
20 '% Oct
25% Nov
40
36% Jun
9
US
Industries Inc
4%%
US
6
Mar 27
4% %
Co
50% Jan
40 y2 Aug
10
75
26
78
41% Oct 26
64
Jan
19
,75..
Jan
5
Jan
5
46% Jan
6
157 % Aug
11
149% Jan
3
.
Aug 31
,
Mar
17
144
Jan
4
33
Nov
27
47
25% Dec
21
36% Apr
27
12
26
Jan
3
22
50% Sep
19
45% Jan
4
52% Jun
69 'A
Sep
28
103% Jan
139 '% Jan
4
Apr
6
5
75% Jan
3
Aug 25
148
141% Jan
3
91% May 17
7%
5
Jun
15
26 % Aug 25
23% Jan
6
34'A Jan
14
37% Nov
10
35
Jan
9
36% Jun
23
29% Jan
3
53% Apr
US
39% July 11
3
22
24
May
15% Jan
9
Feb
24% Mar 29
12
18% Apr
13% July 11
8
11
Jan
30
Jan
3
30 % Jan
32% May 24
10
267/e Dec
2
51% Jan
4
29% Oct
26
34% Dec
15
1st
Co
B
3
43% May 17
Universal Leaf
8%
163% May 31
30% Jan
4
61% Jun
6
Universal
Oil
29
43% Mar
7
68
May
4
Universal
Pictures
Feb
8
4% %
14
Upjohn
30 ve Oct
29% Dec
15% Oct
11
Jan
38
25
Jun
21
3
85
48% Feb
13
28
59
33% Mar 10
5
44
Jan
5
5
34% Jan
5
30% Jan
18
Jan
20
15% Sep
2
2
28
38%
29%
14%
35%
30%
77%
3
3
19% Dec
14
36
Sep
22% Sep
38% Oct
24
67% Jun 20
28% Jan
19% Jan
46% Jan
4
Oct
24
51% Dec
20
42% Jun
23
26% Feb
31
21% Mar
79
12
:■
'
Match
Power
&
447% Jan 25
30
18'A Jun
11'% Jan
9
14
Mar 13
Waldorf
Jan
14
60'% Aug 24
57
Jan
4
73
Mar
7
Walgreen
40% Dec
6
38'A Jan
6
53»% Jun
8
Walker
Dec
19
41'% Apr
4
27 % Dec
23
26 Va Feb
2 f
RR
System
(Hiram)
G
&
3
11'A Mar 28
Walworth
137% Jun
Ward
89'% Jan
7
9
217/b Mar
27
2
15
Oct
51
Feb
8
29% Sep
20
37% Jun
4
54% Nov
4
863% Mar 16
Jan
3
28
5
87
May
July 17
Warner
30'% July 12
Warner
9
86'% Apr
3
Warner-Lambert
6
55
Jun
9
Warren
531/4 Jan
3
76 3A
May 23
May
44% Sep
13
413A Jan
5
54
45 7% Jan
4
30'% Jan
3
38 3% Jan
30 % Jan
Dec
1
97/2 Dec
29
4
15
77/a Jan
237% July 14
14
4'% Jan
4
4
10'% Jan
4
94
Jan
5
102
85
July 11
91
17
Jan
Jan
4
98'% Aug 30
827% Feb
1
89
25% Jan
87
Oct
3
3
3 2 3% July 21
6
Welbilt
787% Jan
19
86
Jun
20
823% Jan
17
87
307/a Oct
26
56% Jan
4
337% Jun
26
423% Jan
6
93
25
98'% Mar
8
17
97i% Sep
177% Nov
14
357% Jan
4
19% Jan
4
29% Feb
17
41'A Jun
17
353% Jan
16
16
98
Jan
19
927% Feb
93
Nov
29
July 29
96
Jan
West
Va
4'%%
Air
52
341/4
345/3
34%
34%
34%
35
35
23
" 23%
13
37% May 31
373% Mar 21
Western
Jan
6
14
24
Apr 25
28'% Mar 17
393A Jan
3
55
Apr
Western
21% Oct
25
32% Jan
5
22
Jan
3
28 3%
May 19
45
Oct
25
65
10
40
May
1,
50
Jan
777% Jan
4
Jun
89'% Aug 18
4%
38
July 18
84'% May 19
88'% Jan
10;
6
1037% Dec
28
Feb
2
109
Jun
62% Jan
6
42% Jan
3
56
Jun
5
98
Sep
2
921% Jan
3
997% Jun
2
22
July 26
34'% Jan
22
27'A Jan
64
Mar
Sep
■41% Sep
70
2
48
37% Mar 14
Oct
14
36
102
68
44
3
13'% May 10
"277% July 12
27
52% Jan
187% Oct
21
28% Jan
25
6
26
Jan
5
49
203% Jan
4
45
4
Apr
37
8
3
White
Jan
$3
May 15
27'A Mar 20
■
31% Mar 10
48
Oct
21
9
45
Dec
22
417% Jan
3
83'A Aug 18
79 y4 Jan
5
84'A Feb
28'% Dec 29
27% Jan
4
42
32% May
79
May 27
23J/4 Jan 11
107% May 11
15% Sep
8
25% Oct
297A Nov
21
31
36% Apr
25
9
22% Dec
2
26
Jan
13'A Jan
26
393% May
6
49
Jun
2
12
129
Feb
14
34% Jun
6
Wisconsin
Woodward Iron
3
31'% Jun
5
75
July 11
66'% Apr
5
88 7% Jun
6
66
Jan
49
Jan
3
67'A May 22
80% Mar 10
95
Oct
13
87
Jan
101
Dec
23
95
Jan
6
10% Jan
14
8'% Feb
16
.78
Apr
77/a Nov
1
7
4
94'A July 19
—
26 Va Oct
3
38
3
Jan
0
27% Jan
191/4 Sep
28
37'% Jan
0
25
138'% Jan
4
887% Jan
18 7% Dec
89 v, Feb
27
17
25
129% Sep
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assumed
sales
by
4
185
on
such
this day.
companies.
r
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>
86
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99'A
101'%
23'%
23'%
337%
t In
96
335/3
128'%
♦125
•
34
107
106'%
*9
9'A
957%
33i%
*90'%
91'%
106
97%
94'A
9'%
97
96'%.
'
128'%
34
2,000
10
91'%
107
900
9i%
600
993A
15,200
,
34'A
3,700
34
33%
22'%
23
152'A
106
♦9
97
102'%
149
104'%
9%
101%
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-distribution,
cumulative unless otherwise indicated.
90%
107»%
*23'%
157'%
45'%
327%
3,800
26
128'%
767/8
23
457%
8'%
8%
30
10%
34'%
58%
92
45%
•125
81%
*36 Y
33
12,200
34%
34'A
30'A
107%
46'A
128'%
1
501%
83
♦36
9
•125
s
20%
46'%
33
341/4
i 10%
26
36'%
1,100
52i%
101
20%
20'%
*8%
467/a
47'A
101
*46
32%
128'%
47
521/4
52%
102
*25'%
2l'/4
90
10,400
52
10%
46'%
50»/a
200
•"
75'%
87/a
150'%
Z
483%
287%
331/4
23
—-
•48
287%
8%
34
;
"
*105
48'%
75'%
26
36'%
341%
86'A
29'A
*101
21
.
—
77
*47
53%
102
—
8,400
13,900
28'%
•25'%
•81%
461/4
*85
*.
_
:
77
.
48
51%
101
977%
■H
77i%
•41
41%
50%
97 '
28
<
29% Y
26
83
*125
■
,
32
•
"■
*105
47'%
•25'%
21%
48
1
761%
1
257%
►105/
97
28%
'
77
37
*90'%
distributed,
25%
32%
.
*29
32
40%
48 'A
10
.1.25
*29
*85'%
■'
48
32
,
:
*
10
Co
Corp.
/
10
Co_.
(FW)
10
•105
36'%
-
10
—100
47
50'A
1
com
-
*81%
...
10c
Corp
29%
491/4
10
Co
"
*ioi
No par
Service
<
86
77
common—No par
Power
Public
25%
42 'A
86
48'A Y 48%
r
1
Inc
25%
Y 41%
97
-
5
Inc
26 Va
*i08
*
50
.
•29
42%
86
20
preferred
32
42'%
100
common
"
25%
*85
1
common
'/*
431/4
_No par /
;
preferred
are
*85
•105%
.26
12
xl07%
issues
86
99%
25'%
/
No par
5
Zenith
*84%
'
Y
series—100
wdWhen
86
84
37%
& Towne Mfg Co
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp
_5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
6
sale.
•84%.
84
8%
Yale
8
29'A May 15
3
3
86
300
87
105%
72
4'%%
Xerox
1143% May 17
243A July 10
97% Jan
1
no
36% Jun
3
19'% Jan
Aug 26
Prior
2
25
*85%
12
16%
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
6
Feb
87
27'%
Worthington Corp
106'A July 11
22'% July 20
84'% Oct
943% Jun
12'% Apr
115
84%
*85%
65
preferred—
Wool worth
*83
87
32'A?
Stores
413% Jan
8
Mar
12%
84%
*85%.
357/a
Inc
121'% Apr
29% Jan
6%
*105
•83
87
10,400
29'%
Industries
Wisconsin
85'
500
59%
105%
34%
Co
14
22% Jan
:
58%
105
105
105
32%
112
*108
58
84%
No par
preferred
29
3
104%
*31%
32%
112
57%
*84%
84%
72
No par
Inc
43% Sep
.31'A Aug 17
30% Jan
8
*108
57%
33,700
20,800
85%
"
77'%
Co_
Winn-Dixie
9
105
32%
32%
112
57
46%
33%
Co
Co
&
Windsor
10
10
59
41'% Oct
Stores
$4.25
*83
87
•31%
•108
57"%
52
preference.—
Wilson-Jones
9
105
84%
31%
110
1,200
53y8
45%
347/a
Sewing Machine
Wilson
17
>.
52
preferred
Oil
47%
*98'
Telegraph
127i% Sep
29
Jan
25% Feb
119
8'% July 19
Mar
Motor
Wilcox
45%
26%
53%
32'/4
convertible
White
56'% Apr 26
52'% July
6
Jan
47%
29%
26%
34'%
Pacific
Union
Prior
13
45%
*29%
-
38'A
White
3
47%
1,000
200
2nd preferred—40
non-cum
5'A %
46%
*16
4'A%
Mar 10
48%
500
3,500
10%
8'A
9
103
54
8%
9
7y« Jan
8
,
26%
53
38'A
Feb
9
30
*26%
54%
8%
65
3
3
*29%
26%
52%
38'A
60'% Jun
Jan
40 Va Jan
59%
26%
54
105%
common
5
convertible preferred—'—80
White Dental Mfg (The SS)„„20
99'% Jan
29%
27
52%'
33%
•
50'A
Jun
1
30
26%
33%
21% "22%
•10%
2
$5 preferred
Whirlpool Corp
343% May 19
•29'A
56%
u-,:'u
82
10/
6
Dec
36
Jan
Aug 31
14'/a Jan
6'A NOV 21
247% Nov 15
Sep 28
Va July
8
67% Jan
31
987% 0ct
104
10%
12
preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
—100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
5
28
92% Dec 22
102
23%
10%
105%
•
3.80%
23
34%
22'A
*83
—2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
;
10
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
4
4,500
com„No par
Maryland Ry
Western
13
34%
*33%
76%
Western Bancorporation
27'% July 19
31 y2 Jan
3
Jan
347%
IQ'%
1
Co
27
37
347%
5
Inc
Supply
preferred!
6
57
343A
34%
*85%
100
Lines
4
25% Dec
34%
23%
57%
30
20,900
23%
31%.
300
52'%
*10%
•108
53'%
81
51'A
*33%
31%
39,400
*80
10%
583/a
52
*52
34%
104%
/
503%
53i%
23%
112
39,100
81
29%
31%
40»%
52'A
10%
573/4
310
39
51'A
47
5
30'% Jan
4
537%
•80
v
27%
*108%
3,500
162
'
34%
66%
Mills
377% Jan
4
51%
23'A
5
25
31
50'%
Y
41'A
10"%
49%
Co
Oct
16% Apr
*160
27
52%
No par
May 11
387% Oct
50%
127%
162
393/4
53
Pharmaceutical
22
28% May
'160
81
Inc
26
Jan
162
49%
1
Auto
4.80%
2,300
403%
51%
491%
preferred.
Western
27
7,000
39
39'%
51
preferred series C
100
Pulp & Paper common
5
Western
Jan
13'A
38%
40
53
1
May 11
98
133%
38%
393/4
•80
-
230
4,600
21'%
13
49 Va
10%
*29'A
6,300
38%
527/3
1
Co
Motor
46 3% July 19
30
r
-
40
,
52
Corp
4.10%
Apr 24
13%
;-'r
38'%
393/4
„
38%
.
41 %
66»%
Kentucky Coal Co
West Penn Power 4V2% pfd
4.20% preferred series B
5
*19'%
52
_15
West
7
May 31
May
(S D)
Wayne Knitting
7'A May 31
17'% Apr
21'%
81
Co
Waukesha
*197%
52
..50c
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
23
21%
•19%
*38
49,500
1,900
-
28 3/4
38'%
40
100
Pictures
3
27
Dec
Bros
Jan
38% May 25
39'A
50%
Corp
34'% Feb
81'A Aug 23
38 7%
*80
common
Industries
64
22
30
6%
Ward
8
283%
38'%
.
1,500
81
145
38'%
39
40%
*52%
797%
145
283/a .31
38%
39
40 %
2.50
Baking Co
preferred
167% Jan
30
457/2 May
Jan
6
523% Jan
31%
•38%-
55
Co__
4
18
80'%
145'%
51%
100
Tiernan Inc
8'% Jan
10 3% Jan
14
31
>79%
145'%
10
Wallace &
4
10 Va Jan
80%
145%
41%
No par
W
15
547/4 Dec
31%
*19%' 21%
161
10
15% Jan
15
79
144%
40%
No par
■157/4 Jan
27
80 %
145%
52
Co
1
Sep
-
31%
21%
"Y
•
21
81% Dec
79 %
144%
80
preferred
Corp
'
Nov
82
81%
145%
51
4'%%
Wagner Electric
1
'3,200
48'%
161
-
1.25
97/2 Nov
30
1,600
333A
48'%
80
28
1
11% Dec
4
45'A
33
48'A
1
29'% Feb
237/a Nov
35V2 Aug
443A
33
48'%
*19%
12.80
W
8
44'A
32 Ve
48%
.ilOO
Wabash
713/4 July 14
24'%.Feb 10
80
-
1
28
July 21
433%
32
48%
80
-
com—_1
85'A Feb
6
12
44%
31%
•160
1
May 13
'
1,690
44%
160%
Vendo Co„
159'A
48%
160%
Light Co
8,800
1583%
32%
13
.
20
59 7%
48%
40
Co
77
59 7%
159'%
158
593A
*31%
38
Co
*75
1,500
48%
13 Va
Co Inc
•
32%
144%
.
_100
2.50
Products
327%
48%
42%
Corp
77
58%
159
327%
32
39
Dec
62
4
7
24
20
45%.-', 45%
*75
59%
158
13
20
Jun
13"% Jan
21
46%
158
33'A
32%
77
58%
41
107 Va Jun
95
19
83
Jun 26
9% Jan
4
*45%
33%
*75
59%
38
100
2
9
157%
47%
77
131/3
3
8
6
158%
47%
43 %
5
7% Oct
3
;
58%
*75
397/3
87% Jan
90% Aug 16
15% Jan
4
Jan
22
597/3
131/4
98% Jan
Jan
81% July
18
May 15
Apr
May
Feb
Mar
90
Jan
87
Mar
13% Feb
17
May
-
75
158 "'
.
48%
7g
3334
8
23.
37% Mar
5,500
14
85
82% Jun
13% Jun
July 14
103
Aug 10
89
5
47'%
102% Apr
106Va Aug 24
85
Aug 31
18
7
46'%
8
30
107
Feb 13
49% Jan 27
28
29
.
47i%
15
54% Dec
Jan
45
47'A
47s/,,
59
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
5
Vanadium Corp of America
„1
Van Norman Indus Inc com—2.50
$2.28 convertible preferred—5
Van Raalte Co Inc__
10/
Varian Associates
___1
-
43%
125
60%
107%
85
47%
4
4
28
113% Dec 2s
82% Jan
84% Dec
3
47%
Jan
94% Apr
22
26
80
6
1,300
Virginia Carolina Chemical com
1
6% dividend partic preferred-100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com___8
$5 preferred
—100
$4.04 preferred
100
$4.20 preferred1100
$4.12 preferred—!.
UOO
Vulcan Materials Co common
_1
5% convertible preferred
16
5%% preferred
100
6 Va% preferred
—100
39"% Dec
9
Apr
34% Jan
99% Jan
,
Utah
23
6
2
12
l5
27
27
Jun
May
Apr
Mar
Apr
Apr
28'A
*42%
preferred.
Universal
3
77% Mar 30
10% July 21
28'A
30c
1
Corp
preferred
Apr
38% Feb
78% Jan
Aug 18
28'%
com_No par
Tobacco
23
84
28'%
1
Corp
Universal-Cyclops Steel
47
53% Dec
62% Jun
28%
No par
Corp
33 % Dec
16
300
4,000
*28%
38 %
28% Jan
16
87%
24'%
33 %
39%
17
70 % Feb
*8'%
23%
38 Va
21
41% Feb
8'%
23%
39%
80% Jun
5
8'%
23%
preferred
Whelan
Jan
8%
24%
40%
United
62
8%
23%
38%
23
9
8%
24%
317/3
Stockyards
July 21
72,000
41
28%
*8%
39%
159% Nov
39
17'%
*38'A
100
■
24%
3iy2
6
Jan
17
41
:
28%
33%
38%
United
4
17%
16 7%
*38'A
60
193%
8%
5
common
27% May 10
Apr
17%
41
*183/a
4,200
,<
28%
33%
Pharmaceutical—1
&
6
May 11
16%
*38
8,200
5'%
24%
33%
non-cumulative preferred—.25
Vitamin
19
5
28%
—_——100
41% Apr 14
21% Oct 24
148
153% Jan
Tobacco
*18 %
'Y
24%
'
1
100
common
series
preferred
7%
US
10
19
■
»8%
5
5
common
non-cum
5
Shares
973/4
154
33"%
100
US Shoe Corp
L_1
US Smelting Ref & Min com____50
7% preferred
——50
US Steel Corp common—.—__16%
9
147% Jun
Corp
Co
17%
47%
*18%
41
96
154
10
preferred
Rubber
8%
40% May 17
45 '% Dec
35% Mar
Plywood
U S
99'%
155
5
the Week
Friday
July 21
1
preferred
3%%
60% May 19
160% May 16
48% May
2
16%
973%
154
155
4%
19%
*38
Sales for
Thursday
July 20
99%
*154
5
*18%
41
98%
155
4%
17%
*37
100%
*154
18 %
17%
-
50
common
'
Jan
18%
1
common
preferred series A
Lines
99%
5
22
6
102%
155
Jan
29
101 %
50
PRICES
July 19
*154
preference
SALE
Wednesday
July 18
_100
30% Sep
24
Tuesday
July 17
;—4
common
Mach
A
HIGH
Monday
Par
13% Jan
714 Oct
34 'A Nov
25% Jun
7% Mar
LOW AND
STOCK
7%
6% Mar 21
31% Feb
148
YORK
EXCHANGE
22'%
22'%
23'A
231%
99'A
100'%
99'%
100'%
100'%
102'A
9,300
23'%
22%
23'A
22%
233%
3,000
1561%
152'%
23
1503/4" 1543/4
bankruptcy
,
or
receivership
153
or
337%
23
being
34
reorganized
1,000
155'A
under
28,200
the
Bank¬
194
Volume
Number 6075
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Bond Record from the; New York Stock
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
italic
when the
letters
bonds
In
the
column
mature.
headed
"Interest
Period"
AND
LOW
86.8
Range Since Jan. 1
•
Lowest
Highest
11
Apr
86.8
Apr
NEW
Highest
YORK
STOCK
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
11
4'As
_May 15
18
96.12 Feb
18
89
Mar
8
89
Mar
Tuesday
July 17
Low
1975-1985
the
case
HIGH
month
PRICES
SALE
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
18/
July
Low
High
♦103.2
103.10
July 20
High
July 19
Low
High
*103.6
103.14
♦103.8
103.16
Week
July 21
High
Bonds ($)
Low
Low
High
103.18
•103.10
*103.14
103.22
4s
Oct
1
1969
♦100.22
100.30
*100.24
101
♦100.26
101.2
♦100.30
101.6
*101.14
101.22
4s
—Feb
1
1980
♦100.24
101
*100.26
101.2
•100.28
101.4
♦101
101.8
*101.6
101.14
May 15
1968
♦99.20
1974
*99.24
37/8s
37/8s
Nov
3%s__I"
May'15 1966
35/8s
3'As
3'As
3'As
15
99.24
*99.22
100
*99.24
•*100.2 11 100.6 "
*99.24
99.26
100
*99.26
100.61
*100.2
99.28
15
1967
*98.20
98.24
*98.24
Nov
15
1980
♦94.4
94.12
"94.8
94.16
*94.10
♦100.4
100.12
♦100.10
100.14
*100.12
100.16'
*98.26
94.18
Feb
15
1990
*92.12
92.20
*92.16
92.24
*92.18
92.26
Nov
15
1998
*91.22
91.20
*91.16
Nov
15
1966
*98.2
98.6
*98.4
98.8
*98.8
98.12
1978-1983
*90.4
90.12
*90.8
90.16
*90.12
90.20
3%s
Jun
15
♦98.18
98.22
100
100.4
♦99.28
100.10
*100.6
*99.28
99.30
*99.26
100.2
—Nov
3'As
98.30
*98.28
99
♦94.12
94.20
*94.26
95.2
*92.28
98.28
93.4
*93.8
93.16
♦92.8
92.16
*'
*91.18
91.24
91.26
*91.28,
92.4
*98.12
98.16
*98.16
98.20
*90.26
91.2
*91.10
91.18
*90 26
91.2
*91.10
91.18
'
3%s
May 15
1985
3s
*90.4
*90.8
90.12
90.16
♦90.12
•
90.20
Feb
15
1964
*98.30
99.2
*99.2
99.6
3s_____.
Aug
15
1966
\ *96.30
97.4
*97
97.6
*97.4
97.10
*97.8
97.14
3s
Feb
15
1995
.* *86.6
86.14
*86.16
86.24
*86.28
87.4
♦87.2
87.10
2%s
Sep
23As
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
8
each
in
"
:
EXCHANGE
Dec
Treasury 2%s
96.12 Feb
Monday
/
'
Exchange
indicate
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Year 19(50
Lowest
25
(337)
15
1961
15
2'As
Dec
15
*100.7
100.9
*100.2
100.4
100.22
*100.18
100.22
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98.21
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91.4
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91.6
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15
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15
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1980
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101.16
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101.16
♦100.24
101.24
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1961
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June-Dec
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88
103%
89
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(338)
.
.
Monday, July 24, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended July
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
Range
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Low
Good
Hope Steel
7s
f
s
Greek
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Iron
&
High
BONDS
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paid
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Conv
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1968
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1946
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78%
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160
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1963
1965
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1964
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1952
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1958
1968—
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1961
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v
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1952
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footnotes,
1966
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63
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1970
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97%
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97 Va
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Mar-Sept
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series K
conv
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1962
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1951
1958
94
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s
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63
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s
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;
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28
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225.
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15
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to
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97%
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or
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Sale Price
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s
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1968
1
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Power
1971
due
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1980
Period
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secured
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30'/8
__Feb-Aug
of)
&
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(Union
5Vis
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1964
paid
Africa
5%s
1945
Interest
-
Exchange
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Number 6075
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Volume
.
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.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week
Friday
,
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
Range
Friday's
or
Friday
.
Bonds
Shoe Co
3%s
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1971
Bid & Asked
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1
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1986-,
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Canada
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1976
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1962—April-Oct
A
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98%
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debentures
Clinchfield
Ohio
&
Jan-July
1965_.
4s
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72
72*4
98
99
55
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1978_,
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1983
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I)
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3%s debentures 1976_—
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♦65
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82
81
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81
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debentures
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1
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1970
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conv
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9
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conv
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debentures
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28
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Interest
BONDS
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Last
or
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1980
Z
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Corp 3%s debs 1979
Jan-July
General Shoe 3.20s 1980
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May-Nov
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June-Dec
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1964
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May-Nov
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1973
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1976
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1978
90
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88 Va
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103
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91%
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158
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102
158
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102
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84%
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69
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80%
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1978—
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June-Dec
May-Nov
June-Dec
June-Dec
2%s 1979
mortgage 2%s 1980
mortgage 3 % s 1981
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93
76
78
85%
85%
79%
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122
125
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1977
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s
f debentures 1982—
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:
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5
87%
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67
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1957
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I
series
1981
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mortgage 4%s series L 1989
1st
Harvester
International
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series
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108
8
76%
82
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81%
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84
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Joy
debs
1982
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109%
241
15
330
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1983
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&
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73
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57
collateral
gold
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ref
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N
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62%
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48
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25
fixed
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May
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F 5s contingent interest 2003
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Lockheed
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3
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32
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43
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42%
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56
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102
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debentures
debentures
f debs '76_June-Dec
115
115
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42
107
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1980
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110
112
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131
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For footnotes, see page 34.
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1973
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88%
83
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1975__April-Oct
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&
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1989
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81
81
Y
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series F 1981
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series H
1991
April-Oct
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April-Oct
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s
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86
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bonds—
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•
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Jan-July
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42
1980
series F 1986
debentures
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N
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99%
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&
97
Railway
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60
91
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53%
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1998
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57
1
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36
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3%s
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15
591/4
1
103% 104%
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1997
gold 3%s
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94%
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54
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77
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67
99% 100
104%
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89%
17
93
68%
100% 100%
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1980
3%s 1988—
Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986
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79
91
122
124
53%
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Bell Tele-phone
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93
82
215
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1974
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1987
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1974
1982
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1977
debentures
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87%
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s
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s
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1979
1986
ser
1986
98%
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June-Dec
2%s 1978
June-Dec
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 3%s ser C 1984_June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal 2%s 1974
April-Oct
Kayser-Roth Corporation—
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debentures
100
99%
62%
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Corp
mortgage
New
94%
Dutch Airlines—
conv
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K
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1980
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86%
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93
2
69
22%
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80%
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107%
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2000
117
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101
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1976
95
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1975
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90
93%
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91%
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1970
debentures
97
91%
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19%
68%
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1977
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1970—June-Dec
87%
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94
24
62
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69
Natl
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93
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1978
debentures
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Power
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debentures series A
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s
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f
s
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conv
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Tel
&
*_
98
92%
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65 %
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4%s debs
gtd
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&
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conv
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1977
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subord
conv
Intern'l
debentures
subord
conv
95
—
93%
86
50
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9
93
85
96
85%
99
82
92%
89
*99 A
100% 101 %
100
22
62%
June-Dec
National Distillers & Chem 4%s debs 1983_May-Nov
100
101%
3
92%
*95%
101%
97
83%
92%
*88
1990
2005
1981
subord
conv
National Cash
102%
99
82%
'
99%-
83
102% 103%
99
86
78%
"l
78%
Corporation—
National
*66
*„
debs
inc
T'e-1
80
N
5%s
72
"7
75 %
1
Jan
83
79%
NAFI
75%
Jan
Ry 3%s series B
States
79%
68
--
80
;
1,
1
Jan
C
Malone first gtd 4s
first
67
80
1976
debentures
3%s
83
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
3.65s
debentures
6s
90
98% 104%
ApriZ-Oct
—Jan-July
Co—
series
Essex
&
75%
*83
*77
*77
1967
A Jan
ser
series B
subord debs
76%
81%
85%
116
86%
'
—
--
75%
*93%
mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1 2030
&
—
1
Gen
Railroad
96
57
—
103
78
105 %
Monon
110%
85%
99%
~
100
92%
mtge income 4%s series A Jan 1 2020
Mohawk
86%
85%
—
78
105
18%
86
■
Jan-July
1978
D
Gen
114%
84%
mm —
—.
78%
Jau-July
mortgage
trust
86%
104
83
■
75
78%
June-Dec
1990—
mortgage 4%s
76%
■
4s
1st
coll
178
—mm'
■
*81
75
Ja?i-July
Montgomery Ward Credit
4%s debentures 1981
*84
1979_May-Nov
1981
B
119
Mar-Sept
1972
1982
mortgage
1st
14%
first
1st
income
100 %
,
108
___April-Ocf
2%s 1967
102
4%s
25
84
80%
140
Co—
101%
86%
5
102% 102%
#
Jan-July
1962—
series
RR
58
86%
RR—
A
4%s
173%
86%
99 A
Pacific
Missouri
105
83%
*88%
1979__Jan-July
1969
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
:
Mar-Sept
1962
adjustment 5s
Monogahela
Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series B 1978
Jnne-Dec
111 Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979—May-Nov
Consol mortgage 3%s
series B 1979
May-Nov
Consol
mortgage 3%s series C 1974
May -Nov
Consol mortgage 3%s series F 1984
Jan-July
1st mortgage 3%s series G 1980
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3%s series H 1989
Mar-Sept
3%s s f debentures 1980
Jan-July
Indianapolis Union Ry 2%s ser C 1986
June-Dec
1986
81
14%
114%
debentures
subord
conv
78%
109
bonds
4%s
106%
100
*101% 102%
April-Oct
1988
5%s subord income debs 2033
101
95
series
5s
lien
Cum
5s
80
Jan-July
4%s
.
&
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1957
5s Feb
Industries—
income
§• Adjusted
Hunt
lien
101%
—
*85%
Saulte Ste Marie—
1971
May
ser A Jan 1991—May
Texas
&
■
—
103
172
April-Oct
Ry
Mfg
&
40-year 4s series B
127%
*__
93%
28
89
95
113% 115
172
May-Nov
&
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
129
IHudson &
§
St Paul
83%
*84
mortgage 4s inc
Mining
Called
Jan-July
Mar -Sept
1970
debentures
debentures
f
s
113%
33
3%s
1985
Kansas
Prior
123
6s
80
'84
84
'
*
mortgage 4%s inc series A Jan
General
Minnesota
97%
94
Louis
mortgage
368
368
--
St
70
78%
'
*101%
May-Nov
1972
135
122
I——
Mar-Sept
debentures 1984
Finance
sinking
4%s
s
159
127%
122
*91
Jan-July
debentures 1968
4 %s
5s
debs 1970
1999
127%
of America-
Corp
conv
4s
Ry first 4%s
Corp—
subord
conv
Hotel
subord
conv
Valley
debentures
•
Chemical
Hooker
5s
4s
Corp
Hocking
May-Nov
Jan-July
1981
debentures
subord
conv
f
First
81
77
—
Xerox Inc—
Haloid
s
1
_Feb-Aug
1976
&
—J.
*79%
Feb-Aug
debentures
Minneapolis
*77%
25/aS 1976—Mar-Sept
><''
Jan-July
1974
__—_;
f
1st
H
Water first mtge
Hackensack
1969
s
Minneapolis
78%
__
June-Dec
3.10s
.
72 %
68%
Mar-Sept
,
Co
3%s
"
68
78%
Mar-Sept
1973
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
76%
__
__
*70
Feb-Aug
1972
.
1991
mortgage 3%s
1st
__
__
79%
6
*70
Feb-Aug
1977
5s
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s
1st mortgage 2%s 1969
80
*92%
Jan-July
1969
debentures
--
*11
63%
77
*86%
Central RR 4%s series C
Michigan
60%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1980
Telephone
debentures
4%s
85%
5
Michigan Bell
11
77
*84%
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27/8s
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
74%
72
61%
77
102%
Scott Corp—
debentures 1975
subord
conv
103
60%
77
Jan-July
1980
&
101%
60
66%
May-Nov
Robbins 3%s debs
Merritt-Chapman
93
3
wts"__
Corp
debentures
4%s
18
May-Nov
2056
series A
conv
45/8s
230
74%
74%
June-Dec
1st mtge 1976—May-Nov
mortgage Inc 4s ser
M 3%s series G 1980—
debs
5s
91%
66%
86%
(J Ray) & Co—
subord debentures
McKesson &
57
54%
54%
65%
Realty
Stores
McDermott
72%
68%
64%
68%
f debentures
May
101
103
99 V.
82
mm —
92%
82
66%
Feb-Aug
1977
1978,.
f
s
92%
rnmmm
102
103
101%
96%
f
1978
"ex
debentures
s
3%s
17
debentures 1972
1968
3%s
103%
66%
68%
5%s
Co
98%
Feb-Aug
5%s
RR
Dept Stores 25/as
May
146
110
Central
86
*91%
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct
—
debentures
subord
conv
Maine
96 %
*82
~
:
& Co 2%s debentures 1972—May-Nov
(R H)
Macy
96
139%
1982
M
103%
94%
1979—
2%s
Elec
mortgage 3%s
1st
3
2
:^May-Nov
1984
100
1
95%
■
1st
205
103%
-
ser
&
High
96%
89%
97%
ser
3%s
82
98%
100
95%
mtge* 2%s
mtge
90%
95
,
-
34
103%
*_
103%
refund
refund
170
65
—
&
Gas
Jan. 1
Low
89%
F 2003—April-Oct
ser
&
Louisville
Range Since
No.
High
RR—
mtge 3%s
158
129
102
*95%
1986
Nashville
&
refund
82
40
Bonds
Sold
89%
97%
Mar-Sept
—_—_____ApriZ-Oct
June-Dec
89
—
—
Range
Friday's
96%
G 2003.—April-Oct
H 2003—ApriZ-Oct
First & refund mtge 33/as ser I 2003_—ApriZ-Oct
St Louis div second gold 3s 1980
Mar-Sept
100%
89
f debs
&
debentures 1963
3s
First
101%
97%
89
Co
First
RR—
ref
&
inc
1st
105
98%
103
April
B Jan 2044—April
General
1st
105 %
98%
mortgage Inc 5s ser A July 2015
General
1st
First
Corp—
debentures
subord
conv
1st
series Q 2010
Financial
Western
Great
series P 1982
mortgage 25/8s
General
3s
102
56
(P)
Louisville
98
102%
105
104
103
Lorillard
April-Oct
1976_June-Dec
April-Oct
Co 35/aS ser D
93%
90%
June-Dec
1990
N
General
5s
Island Lighting
89
91
or
Bid & Asked
1982
debentures
4%s
Gas
Star
Long
Cw
27
90%
103%
>—4 O O N-l
97%
90%
90
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Low
95 %
112
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1976
D
3%s
mortgage
General
5s
99 §2
5,273
97
104
Monday, July 24, 1961
.
High
Northern
Great
Gulf
100
96%
first mtge 2%s
Co
F)
(B
100
96%
May-Nov
1983
debentures
4%s
Co
L.
1977
debentures
5s
Low
Lone
Mar-Sept
Jf&n-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
1961
debentures
3s
No.
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Sold
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Acceptance Corp—
Motors
3%s
.
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
High
.
RECORD (Range for Week Ended July 21)
Week's Range
Low
Exchange
New York Stock
General
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(340)
Power Corp—
mortgage 2%s 1980
General
mortgage
2%s
General
mortgage
3%s
Niagara
60
*60%
$
60
—
75%
7
79%
*92
93%
98
98%
92
92
197%
General
mortgage
93
General
mortgage 4%s
1987
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
*76
79%
81%
*83
102Va
81%
84
79
81
86
98
103
91
99
77
79
—
__
79%
82%
10
80
83 Va
84%
7
87
102% 102 Va
86%
79 %
1
79
*
81%
80 Va
50
—
Mohawk
1980
1983
3%s 1983
64
21%
75%
75%
10
77
92
59
83
85%
79%
79%
'
14
*15
75%
63
87
100%
105%
Number 6075
194
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(341)
RECORD (Range for Week Ended July
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
Interest
BONDS
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Last
Norfolk
Western
&
Central
Northern
Ry first gold 4s
general & ref 5s
and ref 4.Vis series A
1st
Natural
Northern
3 Vis
Gas
or
Friday's
debs
May-Nov
Low
»
89
89
"88
88%
85
81
88 7A
87%
91'A
May-Nov
"87
4Vis
s
f
debentures
1976
May-No?;
f
debentures
1977
—May-Nop
100
4%s
s
f
debentures
1978
88
*99
s
f debentures
s
47/aS
5VbS
debentures
f
s
Pacific
General
Ry
May-Nop
1979—
Refunding & Improve 4Vis
Coll
4s
trust
Northern
Power
1st
mortgage
3s
1st
mortgage
101'A
84
85'A
11
84
57%
33
57
62'A
91
91%
8
88'A
92%
92%
2
92
Jan-July
91
—
1978
30
81%
'
*76%
Feb-Aug
mortgage 3Vis 1982
1st mortgage 5s
75
June-Dec
1st mortgage 2%s 1977
mortgage 3s 1978
(Wise)
1st
Mar-Sept
3 Vis
debentures
1996
96
90
90
«.
L
-
mm
1
—
3
10
103% 103%
--
-v
debentures
Edison
___Jan-July
23/4S
1984
first
.Feb-Aug
-First
mortgage 27/bs
Oklahoma
Gas
1st
mortgage
1st
mortgage
1st
4%s
78'A
1st mortgage
1st
83'A
Mathieson
5 Vis
81
4'As
General
89%
96%
serial
162
60
120'A
76
80
106
Royal
McBee
104'A |
Saguenay
175
St
76
84%
85
5
85
*81'A
82'A
*
78
—
—-
84'A
89'A
80'A
85
—
"
Jan-July
1982—May-Nop
_
conv
—Mar-Sept
3%s
debs
1988
June-Dec
1978_
conv
&
•
St
1
81
81
81
*84%
85
*
81
78
mm
85%
mm
April-Oc£
15
99
86
98
101
123'A 125
95
115'A
129
123%
123'A 124'A
60
115'A
129'A
12
108'A 109'A
91'A
25
92
92
92
106%
refunding
94
118'A
Co—
3 Vis
*95'A
1st
3%s
3s
92
Sears
91'A
Seiberling
30
85'A
95
83'A
89
refunding
3s
series
M
1979
June-Dec
15
80'A
85%
Service
First
&
refunding
3s
series N
1977
June-Dec
82
82
83%
9
81
86%
Shell
&
refunding 2%s series P 1981
refunding 27/8s series Q 1980
First
22
75'A
81
Sinclair
78'A
2
78'A
83%
Skelly
June-Dec
82
1
80%
85%
Smith-Corona
refunding 3s series S 1983
June-Dec
80'A
80'A
80'A
79
83'A
June-Dec
81
85'A
82 »A
-82'A
refunding 27/8s series T
First
&
refunding mtge 3%s ser U '85_June-Dec
refunding mtge 3Vis ser W '84„June-Dec
refunding 3Vis ser X 1984—
June-Dec
1976
refunding mtge 3%s ser Y 1987-June-Dec
refunding mtge 3%s ser Z 1988_June-Dec
mtge 4 Vis series AA 1986—___June-Dec
ref mtge 5s series BB 1989
June-Dec
&
3 Vis
ref
series
CC
1978_;
1st
&
ref
&
ref
5s
1st
&
Pacific
27/8s
ref
Tel
series
4%s
FF
2 3As
89%
South
79'A
84'A
Southern
81%
80
84'A
83'A
85'A
103%
9
103%
82%
■
92'A
16
100% 100%
10
105 7A 106
10
92'A
106
100%
99 3A 100%
52
74'A
16
June-Dec
73%
April-Ocf
1987
April-Ocf
78'A
*84'A
3Vis
debentures
1983
3Vis
debentures
1981
Mar-Sepf
May-No?;
Oil
3 Vis
World
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR—
General
4Vis
General
5s
series
A
B
series
4 Vis
series
mortgage
Eastern
&
D
1981
3Vis
Ry
series
&
refunding 2%s
First &
First
&
First
&
refunding 2%s 1981
refunding 27/bs 1978mortgage 3'As 1982
refunding 3'/bs 1983—
1974
&
First
&
First
&
refunding
First
&
refunding 3%s
San
Southern
93
&
refunding mtge 4%s 1986
refunding mtge 5s 1989
81%
87'A
99%
100
53
53
55'A
15
53
57'A
50'A
50
50'A
19
50
60'A
82
82
10
82
85
100
85
84'A
88'A
28
91
94'A
5
82
85'A
78'A
77'A
80
80
92%
82
82
82
84
85
*79
80
83%
A-»-?Z-Oct
*79
79
85
102
1988
84
102
5
4
88
88 'A
97%
98
39
103% 104
15
June-Dec
April-Ocf
103 3A
4'As
conv
Pillsbury
subord
1984
debs
45/8s,
Co
ApriZ-Oct
f
*101'A
F;b-Aug
97%
1987—
debs
98% 102
100
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3'As s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27As 1996 June-Dec
220
100%
88
97
103'A
104%
94
102'A
107'A
10
954
92
108'A
100%
—
97%
121'A 127
104'A
95'A
98
114'A
128
100'A
*100
*87
s
1986—
126
Jun-Dec
87
*72'A
91'A
98
99%
98%
98%
75
Consolidated
guaranteed 4'As
Consolidated guaranteed 4'As
ser
ser
1963_Feb-Aug
J 1964_Map-Nov
*98%
mortgage 5s series A
1970
5s series B
series
A
1984
1st
gen
99%
5
—
—
1st
gen
1st
4'As
series
D
3'As
s
Potomac
1st
1st
1st
Power
Proctor
convertible
&
Gamble
For footnotes, see page 34.
81%
119
94
49
96'A
95%
142
'
81%
5
79%
,
10
73%
73%
97%
84
101
.
7
86
8..
-
75%
81'A
73'A
78
74
79%
161
168%
—
*54'A
57%
54'/a
mm mm
136
--
59
149'A
92'A
91%
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
A '75—June-Dec
97
97
98
59
96%
87%
87%
88
31
84%
91%
85
85
1
83%
85
84
93%
91
95%
101
Co—
70%
70%
3
61
61
1
102
101
102
1
101
104
101
101
1
100%
106%
1983
69%
60 '/a
92
__
■>
99%
74'A
*
95
__
*85
62
93
99%
87
8
87
73%
__
74'A
71
78%
84
152'A
147
99%
99
98'A
__
153
162
138%
221
89
97%
100
103%
99%
81
84
71
98'A
112
114
127
106'/a
126'A
99
100
116
98%
104%
99
1982—April-Ocf
3'As conv
99%
99
83
debentures 2%s
83%
5
82'A
3
82%
83'A
83'A
*95%
96%
*93
95%
94'A
*93
95%
97
90'A
91%
100
94%
89'/a
——
——'
*90'/a
87
87'A
95%
*93
2%s
1973
;
94%
90%
1979—
Texas
&
82'A
Orleans
96
Pacific-Missouri
70'A
73%
1
95'A
96%
94%
96%
3s
96
97'A
1st
4%s
Airlines
subord
Electric
Co
105%
188
105%
80'A
82%
74%
81%
5
89%
94
24
95%
98%
__
97%
85'/a
*88%
B
1974
3%s
debs
72
~3
71
75
94
1
92
96%
70
70
2
70
79
116% 118
20
1978
—June-Dec
3%s
1971—Map-Nov
76%
*76%
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1982
89
72
94
Inc—
debentures
inc
1
82'A
90
97%
97'A
136'A
103
~
Pacific—
Orleans
New
Products
World
Trans
2
of
RR
84%
91%
RR—
3'As series
refund M
103
17
—
90
1970—April-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—ApriZ-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000——June-Dec
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985__Jan-JuZp
Thompson
90
—
*73%
2%s
impt
New
and
First
84%
.
__
164 % 170
*103
impt M 4s series C
and
and
——
Inc—
notes
Texas
95%
98
96%
94
94
115%
76%
135
98%
118
94
89%
17
89
94
82
85
106%
96%
20
u
Union
82
coll tr 2%s 1980
mtge 3'As 1982
Oil of California 2%s debs
mtge
Union
100'A
99%
100'A
106
1986
4'As
RR
2%s
86'A
84'A
86%
5s
s
4%s
78
78
United
3%s
"165
95%
95%
133
10
94
175
9 7'A
f
Air
debentures
Lines
conv
*88'A
Map-Nov
1991
debentures
1986—
—
1985_:
of America 2%s
Co
debentures
debs
1977
.
Mar-Sept
90
76
81%
81%
——
86'A
*85%
1
90
88
88%
102%
101'A 103
178
100'A
103
109
108'A 109%
475
107'A
111%
82
82'/a
8
79%
68
68
69'A
22
66%
83%
71
97
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
1966—April-Oct
88'A
1
1976___Feb-Aug
1991_Mar-Sept
83'A
__
81%
104
Inc—
subord
Biscuit
*81'A
.—
debs
subord
conv
Pacific
89%
89%
1975_ApriZ-Oct
June-Dec
Map-Nov
1970—June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
"84
95%
&
debentures
Union
"84
*158
Missouri
of
mortgage and coll trust 2%s
debentures
1968
First
1st
*i__
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
t
117
*74
2019
Jan-JuZp
series D 1985
April-Ocf
Company (The) 3%s debs 1983——Map-Nov
Corp 3s debentures 1965
Map-Nov
Refund
73%
Map-Nov
1981
108 %
2%s
2%s
Corp
(James)
Refund
95%
*
Map-Nov
r
100'/a
—
*104'A
'73%
73%
Jan-July
37As debs
346
Mar-Sept
A 1977_i
capital conv notes 1979
5'A% senior notes 1980
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
United
■
91
100% 101%
1973_June-Dec
5s
6'As
April-Oct
1973
81
90
100'A 101
Jan-July
1994
conv
mtge 3%s ser
90
Feb-Aug
debentures
2
92
Co—
3'As 1977
mortgage 3s 1983
mortgage 27As 1984
33As
4'As
Co
RR
(N J)
senior
5'As
85
*—
mtge
86
89%
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
Talcott
86
June-Dec
i
106
87'A
*91'A
7
*100
;
106
100%
85'A
May-Nop
12
_i__June-Dec
1977
Pipe Line 23As 1970
f debentures 1986
Electric
1st
2%s debentures
86'A
Feb-Aug
Plantation
101%
101
Jan-July
1970
2%s-4'As
(Indiana)
Oil
Oil
4%s
series B 1962
5s series C 1974
98
22
13
*84%
88
Ry—
5s
44
104%
85%
debentures 1966—Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
——Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
May-No?;
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972—.
Jan-July
85
Mar-Sept
Ashtabula
&
debentures
debentures
Sunray
86
mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Ocf
1st mtge 3'As 1964
May-No?;
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'As 1965—Jan-JuZp
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
,
Youngstown
86
85%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
—
—April-Ocf
1971—Map-Nov
2%s
debentures
1974
—_Jan-July
Standard Oil Co
(Ohio) 4'As 1982——Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debentures 1973__Mar-Sep£
4'As
June-Dec
General
3%s
Oil
Standard
Apn'Z-Oct
;
1975
Pittsb Coke & Chem
Pgh
Term
Pacific
mortgage
mortgage
First
Term
99%
I
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St. Louis RR—
General mortgage
First
Texas
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Rv—
General
Fran
Texas
Philip Morris Inc 47/8s s f debs 1979
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
84
100%
83
91%
Mar-Sepf
Map-Nov
90'/.
79'A
87
92'A
80
87%
103%
84
174
83
Standard
*82'A
102'A
82
75%
80
79
87%
100
__
*95'A
April-Ocf
1963
5s
74%
Jau-July
1985_
debs
119
65
89'A
102
June-Dec
4%s 1987
subord
1976—
RR
(Oregon Lines)
90
Corporation—
conv
101
65
Feb-Aug
&
First
4 '/4s
June-Dec
—Jan-July
54
*__
100
76
*88
85%
Jan-July
June-Dec
1986
54
June-Dec
First
First &
86
67
May-No?;
refunding
First
Jan-July
69
*84'A
99%
100%
1979-
65
May-No?;
&
3'As
First 4'As
84'A
81
»
101
1969
92'A
147%
89
99'A
99%
102% 103%
1981
105'A
83
4
—
102
65
82'A
96%
—
--
103
66'A
June-Dec
First
Philco
105'A
92'A
*101
1
-May-Nov
66%
Feb-Aug
109%
25
1983_Feb-Aug
92%
Jan-July
87%
debs
72
April
87%
100% 101%
94
Edison Co—
Ry
6
.
78%
1977
f
s
1985
convertible
4'As
91
97%
78%
Feb-Aug
1987
California
Gas
312
83
210
*96%
Jan-July
Indiana
90'A
83
95
142
79%
90
95
139
91%
79%
—
*90
141'A
*84
146
1985_.i—Jan-July
refunding 2%s 1967
refunding
debentures
debentures
Southern
*79%
*90%
97 7A
1990
1971
2%s
2%s
2%s
3'As
91%
—.
June-Dec
1966
1979
debentures
Southern
__
Jan-July
96%
General gold 4Vis series C 1977
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First
83
92%
1974
B
89%
1979
2'As
Oil
4'As
93
73
80
f debs 1982
April-Oct
1971_—April-Oct
s
debs
Natural
84'A
99'A
63%
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
Gold
84'A
74
66
*91
91
1984
F
income 4s
series
Bell
Gold
95'A
66%
21
■
Corp—
4%s
North Alabama
&
79'A
96%
29
67%
Pacific Co—
79
95
Marquette Ry 37/8s series D 1980
_Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
5s
subord
79'A
89
68 'A
66%
*80
debentures
Southern
87
*93%
Pere
General
3s
2'As
debentures
Southern
89%
96'A
66%
*69%
1989_Jan-July
1980
debs
4%s conv debs
debentures 1965
72%
"84
86
'
--
Marchant—
78'A
79'A
67%
75
—
75
88%
60
72
«•*
69
Jan-July
1965
mortgage 4'As series E
General
96 3A
79
*84'A
96%.
April-Ocf
1968
General
Peoria
99
88
—
•>
85
94
Feb-Aug
1975
General
120
Co—
106
87
1964_June-Dec
1979
3s
147
108
24
1
Apn'Z-Oct
debentures
Light
&
138
Jan-July
104
Airways—
debentures
<
85
92 7A
Feb-Aug
subord
91%.
98'A
102
106
79
^-Feb-Aug
1988
Western
94
108'A
'
94
108% 108%
85
June-Dec
1991
debentures
conv
88'A
230
157'A
63
June-Dec
debentures
4 %s
American
122
52
series E 1986
Jan-July
series F 1996
Jan-July
First mtge 5'As series series H 1983
April-Ocf
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-July
1st mtge coll tr 4'As 1988
—j—Feb-Aug
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996—
Jan-July
New Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s 1977—May-Nop
Southwestern Bell Tell 2%s debs 1985
April-Ocf
3'As
debentures
1983
Map-Nov
Spiegel Inc 5s conv subord debs 1984
June-Dec
5'As debentures 1983
April-Oct
Standard Oil of California 4%s
1983
Jan-July
35/bs
47/bs
*92%
131
108'A
_Map-Nov
—___Mar-Sepf
debentures
3.20s
73'A
*73'A
_Mar-Sept
Pacific
85%
82'A
97'A
104% 105
June-Dec
.
1985
83'A
83'A
46
_
June-Dec
1992
debentures
10
82%
99'A 100
*
100
1978
Pan
90
168
138
1971
Corp
Socony-Vacuum
82'A
debentures
3 Vis
126
June-Dec
2'As
2'As
conv
*80'A
June-Dec
1986
debentures
3 Vis debentures
1990
1991
series
Tel
&
EE
82
5'As
80
June-Dec
—
mtge 4Vis series DD
1st
k3
Oil
Oil
*79%
&
ref
76
.
*80
&
1st
Oil
Union
82
&
&
122
1968—June-Dec
4s
1977
Co
&
subord
78'A
&
1st
102'A
86'A
May-Nop
1980
5'As
Sons
&
Pipe Line
76
&
First
57'A
96 '/a
2
65
1974
Rubber
conv
June-Dec
First
&
5s
June-Dec
First
First
49'A
20
63%
1982
Roebuck
refunding 3Vis series R 1982
&
E)
debentures
5s
86'A
First
2
96%
Co—
Co
subordinated
97'A
89
1st
(Jos
87'A
81'A
89
RR
Acceptance
debentures 1972
84'A
25
89'A
1989
B
Roebuck
80'A
&
50%
*88
2006—:_Mar-Nov
cons
3'As
debentures
debentures
81 'A
&
97'A
—
1st
Depot
Finance
Seagram
85 3A
June-Dec
f
s
June-Dec
First
95
86%
*62
Jan
A
Ry
RR
Line
Air
Seaboard
&
1974
Union
94'A
97'A
series
mortgage 3s series B
&
First
96%
96%
Mar-Sepf
April-Ocf
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nop
Scott
Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
First
First
104 %
86%
Jan-July
2022———May
Mar-Sepf
1997
A
certificates
Duluth
&
Paul
First
3s series L
99%
1996-Jan-July
April-Ocf
,
inc bond certificates Nov
4s
Paul
June-Dec
88
debs
bond
4s
June-Dec
89'A
1971
gold 5s
1980
B
Louis-Southwestern
1966
refunding
16
Ry Co—
series
4s
series
4s
income
5s
4%s
series I
1st
1996
6s
mortgage
4%s
&
Adirond'k
&
gold
Seaboard
125
108 %
St
St
—
85
99
3s series A
Power
mtge
refunding 3s series J 1970
First & refunding 3s series K 1971.
First
1977—June-Dec
debentures
conv
Second mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan
First
P
First
93'A
Mar-Sepf
series J 1969
Mar-Sept
conv
debs
1977——Jan-July
Louis-San Francisco
Sears
Pacific Gas & Electric
88'A
—
June-Dec
Co
43/is
92%
83'A
6
99% 100
99%
3'As
5'As
6'As
Lawrence
Second
St
—
Mar-Sept
debs 1983
Glass
Owens-Illinois
Oxford Paper Co
82%
83'A
91
Corp—
1977
D
Aircraft
June-Dec
5Vis*
88
89%
83'A
91
ApriZ-Oct
1983-
debentures
Electric
&
mortgage
Rohr
—
Map-Nov
Chemical
subord
conv
Feb-Aug
:
1987
165'A
78%
90
Corp—
Gas
99
98%
100'A
158
*
June-Dec
1988
4Vis
1964
debentures
subord
conv
Second
:
1982
37/8s
mortgage
Olin
Mar-Nov
_
3 Vis 1985
mortgage
1st
„Mar-Sepf
April-Oct
1980
3%s
mortgage
Oil
Rochester
Co—
23/is 1975
3s 1979
mortgage 27/8s
1st
1974
;
1980
Electric
&
78%
90
♦
96
111
86
»
90
50%
•
3s
155
88%
*95%
1st
mortgage
103'A
160
*86
99
94
106
*154
High
97
T_
*99
158
June-Dec
,
mortgage 23/4S 1975
34
R
1st
First
106
Reading Co first & ref 3'As series D 1995_Map-Nov
Republic
Steel
Corp
4%s debs
1985——Mar-Sepf
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Ocf
2%s
Oats
80
103%
Low
98%
Jan-July
o
Ohio
Mar-Sept
Jan. 1
No.
95%
3'As 1983_April-Oc£
April-Ocf
1977
Range Sine®
Sold
Q
Quaker
96
.
June-Dec
Northrop Corp
Northwestern
1972
1975
98
Bonds
—April-Oct
1st mortgage 45/bS 1987—
5s conv 1979
Bell Telephone
80'A
♦
Jan-July
,
1990
4%s
1
*
Mar-Sepf
1988
82'A
85'A
83'A
April-Ocf
4s
debentures
'
80'A
June-Dec
mortgage 3 VbS 1984
mortgage 4Vis 1986
mortgage
3'As
Richfield
Jan-July
1979
First
First
and refunding mortgage
93'A
80
80'A
81 '/a
High
105
78'A
*79
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
First
First
June-Dec
debentures
First
92%
57
Co—
2%s
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
105'A
84
April-Ocf
(Minnesota) first mortgage 2%s 1974_.
First mortgage 2%s 1975——
and
3%s
104%
57%
2047
ser A
1984
States
102'A
99%
*102'A
May-Nop
98'A
refunding mortgage 3'As
101
Quar-Jan
1997
4s
2047
1
7
99% 100
100
•
__
99
98'A
98
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Map-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
90
97'A
1
Quar-Feb
lien
prior
lien 3s Jan
90
100
*99% 100'A
May-Nop
,
1980
debentures
f
s
Northern
1974
Friday's
1968-Jan-JuZp
and
First
92'A
87%
May-Nop
1G63
First
83'A
90%
or
Bid & Asked
Service Electric & Gas Co—
debentures
3s
90
92
45/bs
3 Vis
Sale Price
21)
Week's Range
Low
9 6'A
92
88 7A
Period
Exchange
Last
High
Public
89'A
„
New York Stock
Jan. 1
No.
1973_May-Nop
1973
Range Since
Bonds
Sold
High
89
—Mar-Sept
f
s
Sale Price
1996—April-Ocf
1974—Mar-Sepf
1974
35/ss
debentures
f
s
Period
Exchange
Bid & Asked
Low
New York Stock
Interest
bonds
29
131
129
3
91
11
104
104%
215
104%
' 134
100%
121
143%
90%
92
87
91%
mrnmm
*88
Continued
on
page
34
30
The Commercial and
(342)
Financial Chronicle
Monday, July 24, 1961
...
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the following
stock
Exchange itself and is intended to include
bond in which any dealings have occurred
Stock
on
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, July 17,
It is compiled from the report of the American
ending Friday, July 21.
and
Friday
Last
stocks
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Acme
Corp class
Mfg Corp.
Low
High
Acme
Precision
Acme
Wire
Products
Inc
4
3%
3%
37,800
1%
Feb
13%
14%
1,700
7%
Jan
37a
500
2 %
Jan
13%
400
12%
Jan
3
1
13%
Apr
20
Apr
Apr
4%
Apr
18% Mar
10
13%
i0c
18 7.
18 %
19 y8
2,100
8%
Jan
23 y8 May
l
5%
5 V*
5%
4,600
3%
Feb
8% May
i
81%
Co
Admiral Plastics
Aero-Plow
13%
Corp
Dynamics Inc
Aerojet-General
Corp
Agnew Surpass
79%
l
Shoe Stores
Bowling Corp of America
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
Bridgeport Gas Co
Britalta
Jan
89%
Jun
British
American
6%
Apr
10% May
28% May
British
American
100
4%
400
19
Apr
Amer
Oil
.
19
Jan
33% May
7,200
3,500
8
July
12% May
3% Jun
1%
Jan
25,700
4%
5
7'/a
7%
33%
33
34
—
•
3%
4y8
2%
2%
29%
29%
30y4
5% May
Jan
2,500
Jan
9% May
Jan
34%
Apr
31% May
40%
Jan
Jan
3A
July
36%
Apr
Apr
30
25
250
2A
*
Co
2%
4%
33%
__1
—1
Manufacturing Co.
Petroleums Ltd
Brillo
8%
2%
>
High
800
24%
8
7Va
:
—1
*
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
22
v
_^__20c
Light & Power ord.*
Brazilian Traction
Breeze
50 y2
21%
Shares
24%
1
10c
Inc
Bourjois
3,900
8%
47a
8
for Week
Low
Par
4,000
83
7%
21%
Aeronca Manufacturing Co
Sale Price
High
Feb
2%
1,400
2%
3
10c
25c
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Missiles & Construction Corp
Class A common
Week's
of Prices
Friday
Sales
Shares
37a
21.
Range for Week Ended July
for Week
3
3
1
-
Range
Low
Par
Aberdeen
Week's
of Prices
security whether
every
during the current year.
or
2
8,200
29 %
2,400
Tobacco—
874
£1
ord bearer
dep rets
9
1078
'
'
Investment & Discount Inc..
Alabama
Great
Power
4.20%
Alan
Wood
5%
Algemene
95%
95%
95%
120
86%
86
86%
75
83 %
Apr
preferred.
700
22%
Tire
&
Jan
31% May
25
79
Jan
84%
Feb
7%
7%
2,600
5
Feb
9y8
Jun
7%
7%
7ya
2,300
6%
Jan
11%
11
12%
25,100
4%
Jan
15'A
7%
7
7%
12,000
7
Jan
11%
7
7
7%
6,300
3%
Jan
8%
8%
9
200
8y8
Feb
10%
Corp
A
4%
4%
5y«
5,100
4 %
Jan
8ya
Apr
11%
11%
11%
200
10%
Jan
17%
Apr
9%
Jan
16%
Feb
£1%
10
Co Inc
Control
l
common
convertible preferred
14%
"7%
1
Oil
7,900
8
Mar
16 V*
800
23
July
28
79%
79%
1
4%
4%
Corp
Book
Co
American
Business
American
Electronics
Israeli Paper
8y8
79%
450
4%
5,600
5y8
12%
200
76%
Jan
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
83%
7% July
4,000
Jun
July
13
20 72
2072
-—._30c
18 72
18%
10
77a
-1
57.
Class B common
preferred
4%
Co
Rubber
Brown
B
S
F
:
class B
Bruck Mills Ltd
6%
Buell
Machine
6% Apr
7% Mar
13%
Feb
27%
Apr
12%
Burroughs (J
Burry Biscuit
16%
Jan
8%
8%
9
15,000
8 7a
July
4%
4%
4%
2,600
374
Feb
6
3%
4
1,100
3%
Jun
4%
American
5
Writing Paper
4%
•
6%
4%
600
26 y2
Jan
May
4%
Jan
10 y2
Jan
1,400
4y8
7%
Jan
4%
4,000
6%
17
4y8
33%
34
6,100
11,000
Jan
41
40
16
16
2
5%
5
5
50c
class
Inc
200
34
30
Jun
41
23% May
4% Apr
34% Mar.
Mar
2%
2%
Jan
2
1,000
%
374
-
'Apr'
7a May
Jan
.20c
%
A
17,400
—2
19 %
19%
20
1,800
1674 Jan
21
17%
17%
19%
1,500
1272
Jan
4.75
12%
12
13
4,000
574 Jan
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Angostura-Wupperman
1
4%
4%
4%
4,300
37a
Jan
9%
9%
103/s
2,000
6
Jan
177a May
68%
66%
69
7,700
45 Va
Feb
863A May
An ken Chemical & Film
Ltd
Corp
20c
Oil
American
Shoe
Butler's
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
22,300
32%
4,400
27,800
Ayrshire
Jan
167a May
Jun
18
9%
Consol
Calvan
-1
12'/2c
2y2 .1
2iy2
,
•
16%
357a July
2072 Jan
17a
Jan
33A
Apr
4
Jan
67a
Apr
103/s July
87a July
% Jan
A
Jan
Barnes
~4
67a Mar
July
6%
Bell
(AS.)
Apr
Apr
Carnation
Apr
Carolina Power &
97a
Jan
1172
Feb
Carreras Ltd Amer dep
347i May
107a Apr
Carter
5974
Catalin
97s
97a
50%
50%
51 Va
35
34%
36%
4,100
34% July
l3/s
1%
1,200
17» Jun
1%
2,000
23/a
3,800
14 7a
Jan
8,100
272
Jan
600
50 74
July
67«
6
67a
3,400
17a
l3/4
10,500
137a
13%
2%
35
27a
337a
14
374
36
4,100
18,800
6,800
7%
774
77a
800
1
11%
117a
1174
2,300
Feb
377a July
37a
Apr
57a Jan
97a May
17b
27a May
Jan
Corp of America
Maine
67a
Jan
convertible
Jun
Feb
974 May
137a Apr
147a
8,600
67a
67a
700
37.
Jan
772 M&y
6 7.
67.
200
4%
Jan
7
7,300
9 78
Jan
19
22%
5
157a
16
3
4872
20
800
400
4872
2172
13 7a July
14
Apr
Mar
2974 May
207. Jun
Jan
42
B convertiole
series
13%
13%
Central Securities Corp common
$1.40
Jan
51
Apr
59'A Mar
23/4
2%
100
2\l
July
383A
1,150
32 %
Jan
5672
Jan
Apr
6%
_
_
17%
1
__
674
17%
7
1872
5,000
4,950
4
9
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Mar
22% May
14 % Mar
38%
7 1:»
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77a
8
A
17,700
5 74
53/4
200
50c
-
14%
*
2074
lc
Corp
14
July
1574 July
19 74
Jun
2172 July
4%
572
1%
17a
7%
6%
77a
7,500
1774
16%
187a
19,100
36 7e
36%
38%
1,300
31
21%
217a
22%
2,700
15
167a
1774
4,200
1%
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50c
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,
1,800
3,500
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1472
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474
474
shares
—
14
19%
^
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1
__
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l«
—
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Charter
Co
2%
—
5%
8%
12%
5%
—
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15 7a
33/a
Feb
Jan
1%
May
6 72
July
97a
Jun
Cockshutt
1672 July
26 78
Apr
Cohu
Jan
49%
Apr
Colonial
Jan
29%
1
Jan
53/8
Apr
Apr
19% May
Jan
50c
class A
274
2
274
4,500
17a
172
17a
172
20,800
U
374 May
27a Apr
Jan
25c
common
Jan
674
7.50
.
65%
Canada
_
Watch
Bickford's
Birdsboro
Co
Coastal
Colonial
107a
Jan
of America
Sand & Stone Co
Corp
Metals
Co
6
Apr
Inc
Corp
Blumenthal
572%
97a Jan
52
517a
5274
1,600
48
15%
5,300
147. July
2074 May
Sun
972
2,700
Jan
1172 May
Construction
27% May
87a Mar
Continental Aviation &
(8)
1
prior
preferred
_•
:::
Borne Chemical Co Inc
Fur footnotes, see page 34.
500
21%
Apr
57a
5%
1,500
37a
Jan
474
1,000
37a
Feb
87a
•
41 %
iioo
1.50
26
6
87a
200
417a
417a
1,200
100
147a
147a
872
28
May
Jun
1674 May
5572 Jun
Jan
474
5%
4
& Co
9
2474
3
(H C) Co common
14 74
11%
81,900
22
31
4%
24
32 %
5
8,700
-
77. May
7% July
11% July
9%
24%
9
May
Jan
47
Feb
102
Jan
1007.
40
95%
Jan
15%
2,600
137a
Jun
May
217a Mar
Consolidated Royalty
32% July
1,100
4% July
6% May
Jan
96
Jan
105
83%
105
1,300
65
150
102
1«
9,900
%
Apr
ii
600
5%
Jan
11%
300
13%
Jan
17% May
%
7
15%
6
63'A
7
15%
6%
4,900
5
70%
21,700
61
1%
10,200
Jan
Mar
9
Jun
Apr
May
87% May
Jan
1%
May
1%
68
69%
240
18%
1,700
Jan
3
Apr
65
Jan
70
Mar
Jan
83% Mar
14%
Jan
18% Mar
Jan
27
July
Jan
31
July
5%
Jan
10%
6%
Jan
9
,
8%
8%
8%
400
—
Apr
Apr
~1%
~1A
1,600
%
Jan
1A May
11%
Jan
15% May
42%
Jan
23
Jan
1%
2
300
%
6,900
65% May
25%
Apr
3% May
Jan
-
9%
8%
24%
7,700
3%
Jan
.11,100
22 Va
Jun
31
14%
14%
15%
20,600
4%
Jan
35%
8%
35%
8%
39
1,400
33%
19% May
57% May
"
1,500
300
12
Jan
20
14%
6,700
14%
7,600
8%
Feb
11%
100
10 Va
Jan
22% May
14% May
300
7,
Jan
15% July
4%
13%
11%
15
4%
2%
Jan
4%
4%
4
Jan
—
15%
4%
5
2,600
200
1 %'Jan
1
13
1%
13%
32,800
18
Jan
9,400
12%
Jan
16%
12
13'A
12,200
7%
Jan
16% May
1
40%
40%
3,200
19%
Jan
46
21%
8%
21%
8%
37%
42 %
22 %
Jan
27% May
38%
11%
—
7
v
—
•
—
9
16%
H
4
6%
23%
38%
16%
12%
4%
7'A
24%
1A
1%
1,200
1,700
42
1,400
8%
Jan
23%
Jan
19% May
Jun
5% Mar
5,800
400
Jan
2% Mar
5,CV)0
7
Jan
11% May
18,500
7"%
2,100
Engineering_._l
10%
10%
5"%
19
1%
11%
6
19%
2
1,000
27,100
13%
15%
37,800
;
20
—
1
—
44
7%
45
7%
9% May
28 % May
1A
11%
2%
Co..
Jan
Jan
5%
20
1,800
7%
Materials
Jun
8%
3%
10%
1%
19%
1%
14%
Jan
May
800
1"%
—
Apr
July
23,800
7%
.1
11%
Jan
11%,.
class A_50c
Corp
10c
8% July
29%
•
1
Corp—
13%
900
1
Inc
Vending Machine Corp. 10c
Varnish
—
10c
Continental
Inc
Apr
1%
13Va
Continental
&
10% May
21% Mar
Feb
18
13%
13%
v'— ;
—5
Oil
Ray
Commercial
Cooper-Jarrett
Jan
6% Mar
16%
17%
13'A
—
.
8"%
Apr
Mar
12 %
Continental Connector Corp
Paint
Jun
21% Mar
7%
22%
Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd.
—1
Cook
P'eb
650
7%
23%
Consolidated
Continental
Apr
1
i—
Products class A
J
Blauner's
Bohack
9,900
9
16% May
10c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
167.
1474
May
.T'.n
26%
—
-10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65.1
Compudyne Corporation
25c
Connelly Containers Inc
50c
15
..
Jan
23
1
—.—
15%
!
Jan
%
1
8
157a
12
7%
V "■
700
6,500
Inc
374 Mar
Jan
Jun
200
17
69%
Equipment Co
Farm
Commercial
May
7% May
2,800
10%
|j{
15%
55%
23%
Oils vtc
Caribbean
Electronics
1,200
50c
Inc
18%
7,000
A
80%
1%
—1
2,200
_25c
Jan
Jan
53%
23 %
Co
1
Corp
10
6%
4
.-25c
10c
13
472
Feb
4%
3,200
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117a
4%
15%
ii
23,100
10%
1;}
14 %
9%
%
7
15%
6%
5ii
81§
13%
5%
55%
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—-
5
82
105
—
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1
_50c
_
Jan
672 July
7.
5
—
.
5%
8ii
12%
2
2
1
;-l0
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
1
Club Aluminum Products Co
•
4%
3%
Ifs Apr
_—1
Corporation
Hosiery Co
20
A July
7% May
1,300
Corp
Controller
2,900
Apr
2
Jan
13
Inc
13,300
5% July
29%
Jan
3 |;j. Jan
4,100
12'A
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
Clary
10% May
Jun
lc
Oil
Foil
Apr
July
Jun
1,800
1
1 Va
Chicago Rivet & Machine.
Consolidated Mining—
Chromalloy
10
23%
32 %
10
12'A
Chief
39
A Jan
4%
Feb
3%
11% May
13,200
—
—
18
2%
5
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc—
Christiana
2%
-—-—1
4
5
Jun
__
2.50
Ltd
Corp
•
26
*
10
Clausner
Chemical—
American
383/4
pieierreu."
preferred
Century Electric Co
Chamberlin Co of America
Cherry-Burrell
64
47%
100
1
pfd
& Light 4%
Central Power
437a
Jan
3.50%
Power
23% May
55%
1
1
1
pref—100
Corp
Central Hadley Corp
20 Va Mar
Jan
Jun
50
10
Instruments
Cenco
67t
273 July
25 7. Jan
5
Co
Jan
18%
57
100
rets B ord_2s 6d
I
& Co
(A M)
$1.50
1
Belock Instrument Corp
Benrus
13%
57%
Light $5 preferred..*
Mar
17
13 72 May
1
1
com
preferred
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of
F<
50
5.50
Co
(J W)
Castle
Central
1
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Telephone
A]
19%
56
1
5
1
Products
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
City
Capital
57a
27
10c
Corp
Shoe
35 %
Apr
50
•; ■'
—
z.ovl
Consolidated
Beck
Jan
13%
50
,
874
9%
1
Inc
Beau-Brummel
19'A
2,200
>
200
pfd—10
6c
Canal-Randolph Corp—
—1
Canaveral International Corp
1
374
25%
Corp
convertible
Bearings
6,300
15
9,000
Minerals
Williston
Jan
257a
10c
Corp
3% M{
..
4,300
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic
Canadian
Jan
11%
pesos
Baruch-Foster Corp
Oil
17% Ma
Jan
63
Community Public Service.
Bayview
Jan
1%
23
——*
1—1
Marconi
Canadian
Feb
100
50c
Candy
J an
6%
2,100;
17
1
Gas Ltd
17a
11 %
1
Engineering Co
Wright Corp
Barry
A
1,400
2274
*
10c
Ltd—
5
3,400
4%
1%
10
Construction
Barton's
Ja
4,700
2%
23%
617.
Ltd vtc—1
Capital Cities Broadcasting
&
Ltd
BarChris
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Va
13%
2y2
2172
13%
167a
1
Dredge & Dock Co
Homestead Oils Ltd
Canadian
Jan
1
A
Industries
Banner
.
22%
20
96 Va
27,000
Corp
Andes
127. Mar
50
preference
6%%
Jun
2%
preferred wl
los
43/a May
Jan
common
Javelin
6%
5p
.
Securities
de
Jan
.5
Canada Southern °etroleums
Clark
Oil
Jan
172
10 7.
*
Ltd
Co
Industrial
5%
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A..1
Baldwin
8%
2,000
6174
.50
Clark Cable Corp
Banco
2,300
21,000
A
12%
*
Husky Oil Ltd
2%
com
Cement
Canada
Circuit
Banff
o97. Mar
93/4
12%
1—
_*
Canadian
•
new
Mining
_
Feb
May
117a
.1
Canadian
10c
Sugar
Common
474
Feb
50
Gas Co
Oil &
Canadian
5%
10c
non-cum
Convertible
1674
27a
2
1174
—
274 "
1,500
.1
Insurance...
Fire
Camden
Apr
2%
Co
Industries Inc.
9%
2%
1
2.50
preferred.Jll'.ij—^
■6%'
447a
"4%
•
Inc
Baldwin-Montrose
23/a
123/4
c
Cinerama
Baker
Apr
23/a July
Edmonton Corp Ltd.
Callforhia^Electric Power commo
$3.00 preferred.!..
—
$2.50 preferredi-Iii—
243A May
1
Supply
Corp
Collieries
3
97a
1
Feb
1
Co
Centers Inc
Industrial
63/a July
7%
Corp
Jan
87a
lc
of America
Automatic Radio Mfg Co Inc
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Avis
Jun
12%
<
35
5
£1
rets regular
Corp
class
400
A
Plastics Corp
Inc
5,600
4%
9%
Consolidated
Audion-Emenee
7,800
27a
4%
%
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas General Industries Inc
Devices
357a
23/8
8%
Line
Development
31%
2%
1
4
A
Golfo
117a
500
...—10
92
3,200
38%
~8%
Research
Avien
9574 Mar
91%
17%
37
Industrial Products
Atco Chemical
Non-voting
Jan
91
16%
Testing Labs
Aurora
8974
690
91%
37%
1
& Gas
Apr
9,300
&
Calgary
Canadian
4Uc
Associated
Audio
35 Va May
Industries—
Laundries
Sewing
7 74 May
Jan
Inc
Stationers
Atlas
Jan
97a
Lea
Associated
Atlas
3 72
6,200
16%
preferred
deposit
del
1,000
warrants:
Associated Oil
Atlantica
574
23%
100
Associated Food Stores Inc
Associated
5%
213A
25o
Co
Gas
Electric
Jan
27.
5,300
Apr
5%
Light 4.72% pfd-100
Corp
5%
21%
2.50
pfd
class A
Electronics
Arrow
Associated
.«
May
5
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co
Asamera
%
1
Inc
Apollo Industries Inc.
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
Co
3 74
16%
13 3A July
Corp
Anglo American Exploration
&
3,000
16%
32 Va May
convertible
7 V2 May
5%
157.
P) & Son Inc
Corp..
Jan
Apr
Products..
35c
217a May
Jan
May
8%
Lead Mines Ltd.
Armour
Jan
67a
15%
—
class A_
Arkansas Power &
1172
3,700
Jan
"
Louisiana
900
7%
47a
27a
dep* rets ord shares.—3s 6d.
25c
American
700
5
Arkansas
187a
167a
Co...
Mines Ltd—
Burma
16%
American Seal-Kap Corp of Del
American Thread 5% preferred
Arco Electronics
Apr
Apr
May
15%
(The) Company
16
6%
Pools
26
4
Burnell & Co Inc—
40%
Anthony
Jan
1
50c
serial preferred
Die &
Bunker Hill
Jan
I
Radio
July
13%
—9
Budget Finance Plan common
60c convertible preferred
82
12.50
Andrea
1572
12 72
100
127a
Buckeye (The) Corp
Jan
A
Petrofina
Post
874
674 July
9,400
66%c
55
•
Manufacturing Co
Anchor
Jun
39% Feb
7
—*
1
Company
175
£1
American
Anacon
ouU
July
Mills Ltd—
American
Co
12%
2072
65
1
American MARC Inc
Oil
32
Apr
25c
American shares
Amurex
12,700
12%
64%
Inc
Aluminum
6A
.
Company
1
Brown Forman Distillers cl A com—30c
5 y8
Systems Inc
American-Internatl
6 % f
—£1
dep rets ord reg
Amer
1
Beverage Corp
American
612
i«
4,600
Ltd—
Co
Petroleum
British
2$
American
American
14%
24
pfd_100
Aluminum Co of America $3.75
Ambassador
11%
14
7%
Apr
8 % May
500
10%
•>
L_loe
Inc
9% May
Jun
23
50C
Paper Corp
Alloys Unlimited Inc
—
427a
42
Jan
i
class
——
4274
Brown
Feb
70
Jan
67
10c
Allied
Alsco
30
82 %
l
Rubber
Allied Artists Pictures
Allied
29%
82%
shs.
Engineering Co
Properties Inc
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
5 72%
30
l
All-State
Alliance
Jan
82%
10
100
Inc
145
95% July
Kunstzide N V—
American
dep rets ord registered——£1
British Columbia Power..,—
*
Amer
86% Mar
Steel Co common
American deposit rtcs American
All
Apr
.50
preferred
Alaska Airlines
57a
Jan
.100
Southern
Alabama
3%
Mar
10
8% July
1,000
■
Aid
1%
Jan
2"%
Apr
Jan
10
Apr
2%
10
13%
Feb
8%
Apr
400
5%
Feb
1,100
14%
Jan
%
Jan
6%
Feb
300
40% Mar
1,600
7% July
May
27% May
2%
Jun
18% Mar
49%
Apr
9% Mar
Number 6075
194
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(343)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
for Week
Shares
Low
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
(H) Distilling Ltd cl A voting—*
Class B non-voting
*
15%
5
17%
15%
17%
600
—1
16%
16%
17%
3,500
Corp
Beverage
Cott
Courtaulds Ltd—
,
Feb
17 % May
"7%
~7%
8%
13
Apr
14%
Jan
19
20%
Jun
2,800
6
Jan
9%
July
63/a
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
$i.l2 preferred—
2%
2%
6,300
1%
Jan
34'/2
34%
347/a
9,900
29 %
Jan
6%
6 %
6%
1,300
6 Va
67/a
7%
500
6ya
40
Jan
17 y8
17
867/e
867/a
90
37/a
4
»
.V 7
•
4
'
7
17%
2,300
Apr
Jan
90
Jan
5%
5
Jan
*
29%
31%
Jan
20
9%
9%
9%
9%
87/a
343/4
Jun
1,600
200
35% July
39%
Feb
98% Jan
—
102 %
Jac
2%
7%
1
2%
23%
23/4
3,000
1%
Jan
4%
Apr
1
7%
7%
7%
11,300
4%
Jan
9
Jun
40
-
40%
500
27
Jan
48
Jun
14%
16%
28,000
10%
Feb
18
Jun
4%
4%
100
4%
Jan
_
__
14%
.
2%
500
8
2
1,800
Jan
4%
Jan
£1
9ya July
36%
37
1,300
14
12%
14
31,800
18%
18%
21%
20,100
1
1%
1%
1
10%
Georgia Power $5 preferred
Apr
•
$4.60
14% Mar
8%
36%
Fireproofing
—
50c
10%
.
4%
14%
Jun
Apr
1%
700
8%
Jan
93
...
8ya
Jun
15% Mar
Controls Corp.
Foods Inc com class
94
'
95
1
62
62
150
July
64%
2,800
'
52
"
Jan
1
24%
24%
24%
1,700
21% Mar
1
11%
10%
11%
14,700
9ft Mar
•
20%
18
21
C)
(A
Gilchrist
A
n-v_
Co
Mines
Day
C
i
Stores
Inc
8%
*
•
'
5,700
150
10
73/a
Globe
6ya
Jan
4%
Jan
12% May
7% Apr"
26%
Jun
323/4 Mar
9ya
Feb
33
147
147
11%
300
3%
900
Detroit
Gasket
Detroit
Industrial
Dilbert's
7%
&
Manufacturing
Products
Oils
Quality
Distillers
Amer
Co
30
137
143/b
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
Grand
Jun
Manufacturing
Lakes
Great
2,800
%
Jan
7%
ft
.7%
83/B
3,400
6%
Feb
7
7
73/B
200
6%
Jun
10 % Mar
4ft
43/8
4%
2,500
4%
Jan
1
12%
12 %
13%
3 Va
1,200
3,000
5% May
15% Apr
10 Vb
8,900
8%
/
5,800
63/4
10c
10
„
Inc
Co
18%
18%
12%
12%
13
18%
18%
19%
•
Harris
Driver
14%
Co
Duro
Grocery
21
10%
Jan
103/B
Jan
33%
8%
*
173/4 May
'^39% May
Jan
Hosiery class B common
Corp
31 %.
32%
2,966
26%
Jan
16%
8,200
8%
Jan
20%
Jan
Gulf
Stores
's
&
&
American
Hall Lamp Co
Harbor Plywood
-
2,200
103/4
Jan
21
2)8
Jan
4
Apr
:
900
3%
Jan
6 Vb
Apr
4
5%
-1
Company
Freightways Inc.
Eastern
States
Jan
253A
Jan
423/4
Jan
37%
Apr
400
6%
14,900
2%
Jan
17,100
7%
Jan
15
9%
I
10%
2,200
9%
Jun
42 VB
50
33 %
Jan
5VB
5%
2,100
24 Vb
11%
3%
11,800
8%
9% July
1% Jan
3%
100
5% Apr
24
Jan
Jun
Apr
14% Mar
3% May
1% Jan
600
26%
8
26%
8
12,400
33/4
3%
8
*
1,800
2%
Jan
4%
Apr
12
May
27% May
5%
5%
3,600
2%
1
2ft
2,400
——
——
—w
8
——
7%
Jan
3
%
'
■
11
Jan
Jan
28% Feb
Apr
3ft May
133%
Jun
43% May
8
8%
1,600
5%
Jan
1%
°
1%
4,200
IS
Jan
23,200
12%
Jun
213/4 July
11
Jan
28%
11%
Apr
2%
Apr
17
19%
23%
23%
24
25%
24%
26 3%
4,600
9%
Jan
273/4 July
-1
59
57
59
1,100
46%
Jan
73
;
1%
Jan
1
1
43/b
200
2,300
353/4
500
11%
11%
12%
1,700
21%
12%
2
25,600
34%
Jun
Apr
6% .July
Jan
34%
Jan
7
6% May
9% Mar
37
May
15% Mar
21%
13%
1,000
7
Jan
17%
74%
900
63
Jan
74% July
6%
7%
22
12%
72%
25
-
7
6%
'mm
1
Light
4%
4%
7
'
10
Lie
Lithographing
Bishop Inc
<
Hecla
28
7%
2,700
500
19% Jan
26
4% Jan
Mar
Apr
8%
Apr
33%
1
Electronic Assistance Corp new—.—10c
19%
;—
preferred
Share
Corp..
—
23
Co
T.—50c
Missile Facilities—25c
Specialty
of America
Apr
Hoe
40
Apr
48
Jan
1% May
34%
11,300
25/8
Jan
1%
Apr
700
153A
Jan
24 ya
Apr
20
Jun
17%
15,100
21%
15
3,100
July
16%
Jan
29% May
13%
*
14%
2,200
9%
Feb
20% May
20%
■
23%
12,400
123/4
Feb
7%
8y4
2,400
6%
Jan
28ya May'
12% May
10%
9%
ny4
5,100
9
Jan
14% May
5%
—20c
pfd——100
:—
—1
31%
31%
28%'
27%
Emery Air-Freight Corp—...
5%
6
2,500
32
5
Jan
2,100
99% 101
Empire District Electric 5%
4%
•
4%
52
52
4%
4%
Espey Mfg & Electronics.——-——1
Esquire Inc—————
—-——1
Esquire Radio & Electronics——10c
Eureka Corporation Ltd
—$1 or 25c
Exquisite Form Industries Inc
10c
15
Jun
14%
Jun
Jan
67% Mar
43%
4,900
40%
413/4
1
32 Vb
Jan
45% July
106
16%
17
May
Jan
Jan
80 %
19 Vb May
4
8,500
6%
Jan
1,500
17%
3%
—
100
70
70
103
101
102%
3%
Jan
133/4
14
400
11%
Feb
~2%
2%
3
14,600
2%
Feb
6%
6%
6%
100
6%
Jan
20%
22 %
800
10 Vb
11%
'mmmi
1
5
Apr
May
18% May
4
8%
Mar
Feb
Jan
10
5%
25
Jan
17% Mar
May
3%
133/a
2,800
8%
Jan
14% May
9%
.
3%
12%
3%
1,600
5,100
22%
120
94y4
Jan
15,800
12%
Jan
-
„
293/4
Jan
93/4
43/4
10%
5,900
3%
Jan
12%
Apr
1%
Jan
2%
Apr
2% Jan
7%
Feb
50c
25c
1%
1,000
1%
Hollinger
Consoh Gold
5
50c
1
*
25%
24%
25%
1,400
18%
Jan
26% July
1%
1%
1%
5,500
%
Jun
3% May
Inc
Mines
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
—
Holophane Co
Home
Oil
Ltd
Co
*
class A
*
Class R
(Geo
Horn
Jun
30 % May
&
Horn
Hardart
&
20,500
4y8
750
47 Ya
Jan
6
May..
65% May
4,600
3%
Jan
5% Mar
common
Motors
Electric
Howell
Hubbell
800
6%
Jan
8 Va Mar
6% Jun
9% Mar
Hudson
B
17% May
Jan
43
Apr
7U
Jan
12%
Apr
7ft Jan
113/4
Apr
Jan
38%
Apr
May
1893/4
8
8
Manufacturing
Co
1,700
16%
Jan
133/4
Jun
28% May
23% Mar
Hycon
1,000
,,7/5,300
3%
Feb
11% May
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
Jan
'/a May
5
Jan
Jan
35
50
159% 161
190
34%
33%
145
Jan
38%
500
36 % May
53
Jan
99% 100 %
110
96
Jan
103
Jan
30
Jan
35
38 %
Apr
323/4
200
10%
9%
10 %
1,100
7%
Jan
15 Vb May
5
18%
183/4
18%
200
15%
Jan
25
Apr
14%
Jan
25%
Apr
32%
32%
700
18
18
19
1
28%
28%
31%
8,700
4%
4%
4%
18,100
16%
600
21
20%
223/4
11,300
28
28
28%
900
—33 %c
Inc
10%
10%
11%
2,900
£1
9%
9%
9 j°«
9,100
43 %
41%
43%
5,800
14%
14
143/4
10,800
9%
100
16%
16%
28 % July
2%
Jan
513/a May
7% May
July
24%
Apr
20% July
31%
Apr
26%
32% Mar
16
Jun
143/a July
63/a
Hydromatics
8ft
900
10c
1
2.50
5
Products Inc—.
73/a
41,500
Jan
29%
5
common
Vitamin
15%
3°
4%
500
5,200
1
Co
7
15,000
600
9
99%
Inc class A com
(Harvey)
Class
700
14%
15
38
8%
34%
Co
preferred—
Hoskins (The) Mfg Co
7%
13%
14%
36
m
38% Mar
102 %
4%
"203/4
14%
•
*
100
-—2.50
Hardart Baking Co
&
A)
1%,
36
—7.50
Hormel
Apr
;52%
Jan
10
Industries
6%
19%
14%
9%
Jan
46%
—2.50
A
15
"
7%
Jan
9%
1,300
Hofmann
6 3/4-
19%
3%
2,900
8%
Hoffman International Corp
7%
10
preferred;
Ero Manufacturing Co.——1
2,600
13%
493/4
8%
10%
5%
Equity Corp common..'..—...
——- 10c
$2 convertible preferred
1
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common.—1
8%
12%
"warrants"
(R) & Co Inc common
Class
10% Mar
47% May
47
1
25c
10
50c
Co
Supermarkets
Hotels
Jan
4% July
Jan
25%
34% July
20%
*
Empire National Corp.
171
7%
1
Inc
Jan
16,300
...
14
Electronic
Hilton
5,000
13%
10c
preferred
Inc
convertible
Apr,
19%
15
1
Electronic Communications
Hill's
'1 %
20 Vb
Electronic Research Associates Inc—10c
Manufacturing
5%
31 % May
33%
17 Va
Inc
Highway Trailer Industries com
Apr
180
Jan.
Inc
Products
Higbie
Apr
8%
Jan
193/4
Payne
51
Jan
.
&
Galion
%
2,200
54,600
40
47%
*
100
.100
—10c
pfd
;——
13% May
.
153
3,700
Co 5%%
&
\h
4%
%
4%
363/4
*
Heli-Coil Corp
(WE)
%
4%
38
25c
Co
Helena Rubenstein Inc
23 Vb
50
29
5
Ltd
300
163% 163 %
29
1%
Dev
25
3% vJan
10c
10c
*
Co
Corp
Mining
1723/4
*
'
*
—1
116"
1st
Jan
—
10%
9%
1%
17%
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc—50c
20% May
.
1
cum
33% May
39% Mar
2
—
10c
Havana
8% May
42%
—1
preferred series A_.
:
$6 preferred series B_———;:
Edo Corporation.;——
>—
6%
Jun
—
2
2
Stores
Hazel
8% May
'1,020
14
10%
$7
El-Tronics
Jan
27%
-1
._
Corp..
Electric
Hazeltine
Apr
26
40%
31%
•
6'/a
"5%
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Corp
17%
1,400
50c
Inc.
Hastings Mfg Co
May
300
38%
———_—25
20c
class A
Eastern.
Eastern
Electronics
300
29%
1
Corp
Harpischfeger Corp
Hercules
&
2%
25%
5
Corp
Hartford
Helmerich
Electronic
2%
— -.
class A com—*
Inc
Corporation
4%
&
Apr
3% May
28%
29
.
Industries
Industries
Heller
Bond
Apr
24%
•
50c
_
Land
Hartfield
31
14%
Electric
■
1%
Western
B
Harn
Apr
3!!
18"
_•
Potash Co_^_
Dynamics Corp of America——,——1
Electrographic
2y4 Apr
18%
H
H
36% May
-
17%
ft
3%
1
—•
,
and
19,700
2%
.1
.30
Products
Industries
American
Gulf
29% May
6%
Mines
35 %
Warrants
13% May
50% May
Jan
Mar
15%
i_i—-—10c
Elder
Jan
.•
10% Jan
•
Jun
100
22%
—
Dynalectron Corp
•'
23%
4,800
300
Ltd—
Co
Eastern Can Co
Company
19% July
133/4 Jun
_————5
Duval Sulphur &
900
2%
'
--
153/4
Apr
14%
7,500
3
33%
2%
—1
Gulton
Jan
:io7/a"
17 "
32%
—-•
—
Feb
Jan
-50
17%
Leases
10%
Jan
5,800
-I3%
_.
—
Freehold
Griesedieck
Jan
16,
.
26% May
21% May
1
—
_
Jan
31%
*,
Jan
common.._60c
Gulf States Land & Industries
14%
14%
10
11 y*
Corp
Producers
43/a May
14 Va Apr
103/4
45
Co.——„^—1,
;
Mar
3,900
2,400
10c
...
Hydraulics
Gridoil
Apr
17
36%
1
Test
100
13
dep rets ord reg——1—10s
(The) Co
1
Rubber
Durham
14
Jan
3
*
—
American
Duraloy
Greer
18 Mar
1,300
14%.
10
——1
.
Drug Fair-Community Drug—
Dunlop
May
23,700
36%
——.—^32.50
Exploration
&
! 13
—7.50
common
Ltd
9
*
Ltd
Corp——,———
Drilling
8%
•
*
stock
Co
Ltd
preferred——':
Dorsey (The) Corp
Brewery
9
8U>
*
ord
Chemical
Textile
3
9%
v—-1(
—2%
& Coal
&
3
4
Ltd-
$2
Draper
20
Chemical
Western
Guerdon
10
18%
20
Feb
Jan
com
Apr
15%
.4
Co
preferred series A
6%
Apr
9%
43/4
ft
Jan
19%
1
Apr
8,900
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Tar
Dow
900
Apr
15
17%
5
151
16%
..
Rapids Varnish
Gray
%
class A conv__
Dominion Steel
J
8
Jan
26
22%
153/4
16%
.
Great American Industries Inc
17%
.
.
Jun
10% July
7% July
10
82% May
19%
1
Apr
6 Vb
—10s
Supermkts
Chemical & Research—•_
Dorr-Oliver
7%
3,900
Jan
,
17%
5
Inc
41
16 %
—•
Dome Petroleum
Dominion
103/4
Inc
Co
Feb
Jan
26%
11 y4
1,400
'
1
B
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Gorham Corporation
Ltd—
Corp
Dominion
73/4
.
16%
1
dep rets ord reg
Dixilyn
10%
25c
Diversey Corp
Dixon
1
.
Ltd
1st preferred
10%
1
class
Jan
2
1,000
(Adolf)
Great
Devon-Palmer
Feb
963/4
Apr
250
11%
Union
Gobel
Apr
123/4 Mar
23
July
300
31
--
Jun
63/4 July
16
1,300
3%
100
Productions Inc
Desilu
May
•
Glenmore Distilleries
Apr
63/a
11%
5
5%
11
Jan
28%
.
27
313/4
20c
:
6%
2,300
73/a
6
"
•
_50c
Mfg class A
debenture stock
5%
163/4
93/4
6%
35
cl A com
—
Dennison
6,600
63/4
J
__10c
.•
Transit System
Dejay
5%
„
.1
Inc:
8%
16%
6 3/4
20
Dayco Corp class A pref
D
8%
.
5%
50c
_2.50
Davidson Brothers Inc
Apr
103
4c
Co
Glass Tite Industries Inc
8%
,v—50e
preferred
3%
"•
Giannini
D
5%
-
13% May
Jan
Feb
Gilbert
Daryl Industries Inc_
Davega Stores Corp common.
.
'
:*■'
95
Jan
89
23%
2,300
11%
Jan
Jan
97
0
preferred.
2
34%
15 % Mar
Jan
Giant
Crystal Dairies
5% Mar
14% Feb
-
Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd
Daltch
3% May
10% May
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord reg
Genung's Incorporated
32 ya July
3,600
8%.
Jan
200
9%
8%
36
73/4
_
common..
General Gas Corp
General Plywood Corp
General Stores Corporation
Jun
24
14,900
General
Feb
19%
30
Corporation new common.—•
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
•
Cutter Laboratories class A common..1.
Class R common
—
1
Cubic
Electric
American
83/4 Mar
16
High
July
2%
;. 50
General
18% Mar
Jan
67
110.
20%
20%
11%
500
1,300
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
„
"wts"
Corp
convertible preferred
General Development Corp
Apr
100
—
_
2%
5%
10 3/4 May
8%
Shares
High
36
.
—
Alloys Co
Builders
•
common
—
General
3% May
July
6%
5
Cuban Tobacco Co
Co
_
Gellman Mfg Co
General Acceptance
Apr
2'/2
»
—25c
10c
—2.50
(Md) —
"A" partic,
Corp Internat'l
Crown
Power
preferred
General
1
Crowley M'ilner & Co
Crown Central Petroleum
Crown Drug Co..—__—
5%
Apr
5
Gatineau
^
.
receipts (ord reg)—:£1
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)__50c
Creole Petroleum
5
Cresmont Consolidated Corp
1
American dep
Low
Sales
for Week
,
of Prices
G
Feb
Jan
Range
Sale Price
Par
17% July
17% Jun
19 %
*
1.50
preferred class A
$1
.
common—/
& Reynolds
Corroon
Jan
1
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
153/4
Corby
Coro Inc..
<w f« w«k E„d.d j„iy 21 >
Sales
of Prices
Friday
31
F
Fabrex
1
6%
1
1523/4
1
393/8
Co..——il.50
8 %
Corp
Fairchild
Camera
&
Instrument
Sugar Associates—
Common shs of beneficial int
6 Va
63/4
1,200
148
156%
13,300
130
Jan
39
39%
1,900
30
Mar
10
Apr
195% May
Fajardo Eastern
Falcon
Seaboard
Drilling
IMC
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc.:
1
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd.——1—:_1
Fargo
Oils Ltd.:
Felmont
Petroleum
Inc..:
Financial
8%
2,300
5%
Jan
11
Jan
24 %
May
20%
1,700
1%
l3/4
22,400
1%
Jan
2ft May
3
3%
15,100
2%
Jan
4%
12%
11%
12%
2,400
1
5%
5%
53/4
12,700
.•83/b
7%
83/a
17
4,200
15
10c
14%
15
common..
—
Sterling Inc
Fischer
&
Fishman
Flying
Porter
Tiger
City
Line
of
Inc
Canada
—
(Geo A)
Company
Jan
143/4
Jun
5
Jun
7%
,_1
For footnotes, see
Jun
93/4
Jan
Industrial
16
,
600
3%
Feb
500
10%
Jan
4%
Jan
5,900
16
12,400-
Imperial Oil (Canada)
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Indust Electronic Hardware Corp
50c
Jan
July
6
Apr
18
Apr
9%
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15% Mar
Homes
Insurance
133/4
4
International
5%
1
13%.
10c
41
5
34.
12,300
93/4
Jan
21
May
125
131 %
Jan
159
Jun
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1,600
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Jan
Jun
Iowa
17,700
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40%
133/4
4
,
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500
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28
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5
5% May
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of North
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America
Inc
International Holdings Corp
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12
1
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14
100
9%
85
160
85
84
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Jan
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37%
Jan
47% May
13
Jan
16% May
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Apr
9% Mar
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80
87% Mar
9% May
6%
8%
7,300
4%
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8
8
25c
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Corp class A
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16
1
page
7
26%
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8%
1,500
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400
18%
Jan
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Jan
24% Mar
Apr
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1,400
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300
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23/4
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Jan
2
76% July
July
11%
Feb
9% May
3% May
85
May
19%
19
5%
29%
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900
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Jan
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6%
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1
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of Prices
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
(Range for Week Ended July 21)
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com
preferred
2,100
12%
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1
29 %
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7,100
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20
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1
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Vernon
High
1
4
Products
Metal
Clemens
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Low
High.
193/4
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2,100
8%
Apr
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Kansas
Katz
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&
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&
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4
103/a
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Kawneer Co
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100
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Apr
May
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Jun
45%
2,700
42%
Jun
493/4 July
23
243A
5,900
18
Jan
31
12%
12 Va
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Feb
1
May
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Jan
400
1
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Co
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4
6,200
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33
Jan
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133/4 May
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218
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Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring
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Kirby
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1
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109
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100
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27% May
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4,600
13
17%
173/8
18%
2%
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Mar
300
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38
4,800
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14
14
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:
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12
1
1
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3%
3
3%
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100
23A
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4
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4
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—
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L'Aiglon
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Lafayette
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Inc
Radio
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1
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31%
31
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2,200
25
Jun
47
32 %
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34%
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3%
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1
4%
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3
5%
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800
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Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lamson
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class
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20
124
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1
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136
138
31
29
31
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11
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1%
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1
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&
20 3/a
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13
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143/4 July
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Le Tourneau
900
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1
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Larchfield
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2
3,700
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Penn
Northern
RR
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Nuclear
5,000
213 Mar
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200
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12,900
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Mack
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Magna Oil Corporation
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24%
26%
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25
25
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2,200
19 %
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22
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Johnson
Menasco
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6%
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Michigan Sugar Co
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2
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Jan
54
5% July
Jan
9%. Jan
100
Amer shares—1 Bol
(C A)
88% Feb
144% July
Apr
90 % Mar
5Qe
class
pfd
wi
Petroleum
Pantepec Oil
.
Mar
93/s May
7%
5%
Light
Tubes—
class A
Corp
Pancoastal
2%
1,600
11%
Page-Hersey
Pall
150
Jan
10 3/4
Mar
95
M
Jan
84
3%
Apr
*
175
A
130
10"%
Corp
class
120
150
1
:
&
88
1
Warrants
Power
87%
»—
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New
*
*
Airlines
Northern
Pacific
91
100
1,600
preferred
preferred
dividend
Pacific
Pacific
113A
2
Inc
$4.50 preferred—;—*
preferred
*
dividend preferred
*
82 3/4
150
•
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16% May
97%
99
88
1st
96
25
23
redeemable
Jan
25
213/4
93/B
24%
22%
Jan
13 %
5,100
62
Apr
24 %
Jan
1,200
35
83/4
26 %
Feb
"
33
61
May
25
Feb
6 %
5% Jan
3,200
33
144% 1443/i
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Jun
-••24%
86%
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8%
27
-24%
1,500
86%
1%
61
900
2,500
250
8% May
144%
—
350
8% May
*
*-
25%"%
25%
11,100
Jan
*
27%
25%
25%
88
Jan
25c
26%
25%
925/8
Jan
95
Apr
12%
%
90
45%
•
873/4
5
943/4
27%
July
37
11
3%
90
25
25;;
25
preferred
1st
31%
913/4
5,400
87
6%
Electric
dividend
1,700
95
Products
&
Lighting
16,700
88
Gas
Industries
7%
100
Apr
Pacific
6%
100
2Vji
Pacific
1A
lOo'*
Feb
6% May
26%
6% May
7%
4VB
Jan
Jan
63/4
3%
Jan
43/4
May
1A
3%
3%
153/8
15%
60% Mar
7 Va
1
900
1,800
July
20
10% May
Jan
Jan
35
11%
11%
102% 109 3/8
class
133/4
"
4%
4.36%
6%
1
4.80%> preferred series B
C—A—iMontgomery Ward & Co class A
A
1
com—1
Corp
Feb
4
1
;/ -'-4.50'%-* preferred series
Electro
100
20% Mar
t
Morse
15 %
24%
22%
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
15%
Securities
Clay
Pacific
Park
:
Jan
0% Juiy
19Va
1,000
213/4
Precision
Jan
16
1,600
25%
_1
Ltd
Warrants
Monogram
52
9,900
63/4
14% Jan
1,600
"ctfs"—
Inc__
(Can)
650
1193/4
11 Va
900
10c
64% May
56"%
4Va
—-
1,500
100
Jan
34 Va
■
19V4
pfd
4%
-
Jan
Feb
21 Va
*
Light 5%
Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR
3 Va May
Apr
63/4
6 %
A—25
13
185/8
Aluminum
100
Jan
A May
>
18%
preferred—25
preferred—25
14
203/4
14%
3%
Jan
,
56
preferred—25
Jan
18 5/a
1
.1,300
V4
3%
..'
6%
1st
8% Jan
1,000
5,000
21 %
50
/ >900
193A
1st
10%
11%
5
50c
Jan
97
56
5
1
Corp
redeemable
700
11%
423/8
—.
30 3/4
Jan.,,
1
Rubber
redeemable
Jan
11
,
•
5
3%
1
7
4.50%
Apr
2VB
2.50
common
Power
4%
4.80%
73/4
1,900
3
115/S
Feb
Jan
41%
—
42
5%
10%
13%
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota
3/8
.
Manufacturing
Pacific
Apr
Jail
1,500
13%
4%% "convertible preferred
Milo Electronics Corp
Mirro
11%
1,100
13%
2%
—
*
5%
13
13%
Co
Corp
Co
5%
—
—
Jun
893/4
Apr
%
5,400
Jun
25 %
340
Jan
24"% Mar
4.800
12'/a
-
9% July
3
200%
Jan
28%
273/4
Oxford
48,900
Jun
Jun
13%
50c
Investment
Factors
Miller
Corp
A
common
Electric
Oxford
,
Miami
923/4
A
7% May
1281/2
116
8%
Jan
,4
~~H
%
28%
Jan
122% Jan
1
Mesabi Iron Co__
Metal &
8%
2%
184
1
11
,
Jan
9%
26
933A
14% Mar
6%
Ltd
-
4%
200
10%
26
100
Mfg Corp
Overseas
453/4 May
46% Apr
-
Massey-Ferguson
McCulloch Oil
4% May
1
Maule
Mead
Opelika
O'Sullivan
Maryland Cup Corp
Industries
8
Marine
Co
Corp
preferred
Jun
15 Va May
11,600
11V4
11V4
1—90c
preferred
Ltd
21%
16% July
3,500
18
10 3/b
94%
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Rubber
International
40c
1
4%%
Oils
Town
Apr
Corp
Co
Power
Okalta
Apr
1
Brass
Ohio
Jun
Mangel Stores
Co
"ex stock dist"
Corp
Ogden
Apr
7
Manufacturing
Occidental Petroleum
Apr
5
Oak
1% May
3 3/4
50c
:
%
10c
Mages
Maine
10%
25%
1
warrants
Vending Co class A
of
Canada
Corp
Ltd—-——
Pato' Consolidated Gold
Peninsular
Penn
Metal
Traffic
Dredg Ltd
Products
Co—
Pentron- Electronics
Corp
7
500
Feb
12
May
103/4
11 %
3,500
Jan
15%
17%
175/a
200
14
Feb
21
May
17%
18
700
12%
Jan
19
May
7 Va
Jan
11%
173/4
_1
93/8
9"%
2
1
1
2.50
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8%
-
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10%
6,700
3.3/4
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300
2%
•,
2%
2,800
•,
•
2%
12%
12'A
12"%
73/8
7%
100
5%
53A
6%
4,500
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43/4
1,100
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10% July
"
,
,
43/4 May
<•„-2-^' Jam
13% July
2% July
8 3/4
Apr
Jan
6
Apr
»
103/8 May
2%
Jan
-
8s/a May
Volume
194
Number 6075
v
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(345)
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
STOCKS
1
*
American Stock
Range
Par
1
Pep Boys (The)
Photo
New
16
Permian
Corp
Peruvian
—
Minerals
&
STOCKS
High
Low
600
7%
Jan
21%
65 %
Jan
81
Apr
July
Signal
1,400
25
25%
200
22%
Feb
28
Jun
Silver
57%
1,700
Jan
8,800
15,700
30 % July
If
7,200
% Jun
32% July
1% Jan
3,800
3% Mar
7% May
4%
.
■: v v -
5
-
2,200
31%
Apr
39% May
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co__t.l0
Phillips Screw Co
—
_
Phoenix
_
5%
pesos
10c
.
—4
Corp (Del)
Piasecki Aircraft Corp—i.—;——
1
Pierce
Industries
Inc
—'—i'.
■r
-
Scale
Poloron
Products
Corp
class
Powdrell
Power
&
Inc
&
Mines
Progress
.$1.25
.
Public
Ltd—
100
20%'
Apr
5"% Mar
Jan
50
28%
6,200
18%
Jan
700
2 Va
Jan
9%
11%
4,600
21 V«
•19%
21 Va
3,200
South
14% July
39
2%
Soss
Jun
16%
"
—
10%
....
425
2 A
2,200
70%
450
21'ff
69
—"*:*•
■
—
53%
South
Apr
Southern
Jan
Apr
4.56%
15 % May
4.48%
4.32%
Apr
2
60%
3
Jan
71
1
:
preferred
•
36%
-
35%
5%
39'A
5%
5%
5,800
35% July
5,400
4%
7%
8%
3,300
5%
Jan
18 Va
18%
2,800
12%
49%
Jan
7%
18 %
Jan
12%
2,300
10%
Jan
13
July
.100
"
"
—20c
_
"
'
_
Line
Reliance Insurance
13
Jan
24 Va
Apr
2,100
12%
Jan
21% Feb
Standard
1
13
Standard
Metals
lc
2
(Kentucky)
Jan
5
Shares
Standard
Apr
1
class
Tube
B
(The)
14
I,100
25
200
31
32%
13
23% July rrif/
'6,100
17%
17%
18%
22
900
17%
Feb
11,100
16%
;
38
Jan
19%
Steel
21
20%
7,500
6%
800
18%
~6%
21%
6%
6%
18%
100
17%
6%
5,600
3%
6
18
Feb
4% Mar
;
20
Jan
10 Vb
Apr
8 %
12,900
6
3%
3%
40,500
2%
Jan
10% May
4% Feb
1%
1%
6,400
%
Jan
2% May
7%
7V4
3%
1%
62%
(J
(Hugo)
Jan
Stop
B)
&
Shop
Struthers
63%
Jan
70% Mar
Stylon
4,100
11 %
Feb
13% Mar
Sunair Electronics
27%
27%
1,000
13%
Jan
32 y2
Sunset International
2%
7%
Algom Mines Ltd common———*
9%
Warrants series A
8U
9%
7%
12,900
%
%
7%
II,500
1,900
Jan
5,200
6%
Jan
%
May
3%
Jun
9
1965
Products
1
7
Inc—20c
28
^pfd F_
100
.
•
81%
30%
/■"- 1
28%
28
81%
_
Broadcasting Inc
dep rets ord regis
Inc
15%
14%
14
Jan
9% May
Jan
31% May
90
78%
Feb
85
Apr
26%
Jan
42 7A
Apr
Feb
18 % Mar
61^
200
7
7%
1,100
4%
Jan
5
5%
37,100
3%
Jan
5
26%
26%
1
11%
9%
50c
I
Avenue „Inc———-
11%
4,900
3%
9
"9&
w
2,300
6%
Apr
Apr
11%
Apr
8%
1%
Jan
3% Mar
6
...
Jan
Jan
12% May
~4
1
.,
2%-.
5,300
3,000
.
/
1%
Jan
Mar
3
3%
••
—»
9%
3%
4,400
2% Jan
3%
2,200
a%
Jan
5% Apr
3% May
2,100
2
Jan
5'
4
'
4%
May
.
1,
Corp Ltd
Inc
23
22%
5%
.
preferred
preferred-,—».
preferred———i:
.preferred
„
.
23%
1,900
18%
Jan
5%
6%
6,600
5%
Jan
10%
Feb
8%
2.50
16 pesos
Gas & Electric Co—
Talon
8"%
300
7%
Jan
11%
Apr
20
20V2
20'%
100
19
18y2
19
600
17%
22'/e
22%
22%
300
21% Jan
"
20
19%
—20
Apr
Apr
21% May
July
18
20
25%
-
Ltd
•
%
%
19
Feb
Jan
19
Mar
23'A Mar
Apr
93.800
50c
•
25c
10%
10Vb
10%
400
Saxon
25c
8%
8'A
8%
1,700
6%
2,100
Corp
Co
5%
1
5%
5%
1
Inc
21%
21%
500
6
23
4,200
7,700
5%
5%
6%
1
7%
400
4%
7%
4%
7%
1
Ltd
5y8
2,400
__3.50
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
Seaboard World Airlines Inc
5%
1
Jan
H
Ltd
Savage Arms Corp
Savoy Industries (Del)
Oil Co
13%
1,000
8%
Jan
16
22% July
67% Jan
81
8
May
35%
Jan
Feb
May
15% May
42% Apr
31 % July
16%
Jun
5
19%
19%
19%
7 25% Mar
300
12
Jan
*16
14%
800
14%
Jan
14%
14%
10c
2%
2%
22%
22%
21%
Jun
"
3
10,800
2% Feb
20% Jan
34% July
■i/i.
'
Feb
23% May
4% May
22%
100
47%
45%
47%
8,900
36%
Apr
23%
48% July
23%
24%
1,200
18
Jan
27%
Jun
41%
40%
44%
6,900
33%
Jan
66
Apr
2.50
48%
47
50
3,500
46
Jun
53% July
23
Mar
5
5
5%
7,400
3%
Jan
6% May
6 %
5%
6%
1,500
4%
Feb
9% May
1
6 %
6'A
6%
50,900
3%
Jan
%
1
Petrol Corp
Ltd
Inc
Class
4%
7
July
25c
1%
1%
1%
2,100
Feb
2%
Jan
1
3%
3%
3%
2,700
3
Jan
4%
Apr
10c
2%
2%
2%
1,400
2%
Feb
.2
32%
common
5
33%
33%
5
33%
33%
preferred
10
7%
7%
300
44%
3,600
Co
class
B
A
common
cumulative
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
8%
•
8
4,400
5'A
Jan
3% May
11% Jun
5,800
28%
Jan
45% Mar
34%
I,100
20%
Jan
35
33%
3,100
20%
9
32%
33%
Material
Operations
Technicolor
new
43
1
Jun
7%
7% Mar
6%
Feb
4%
Jan
21% July
5
Jan
5
Jan
3% Jan
37%
34
July
8
Mar
Jan
47
Jun
Inc
6%
6%
7%
3,000
4% Feb
25c
30%
30%
31%
9,600
25% May
•
common
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
43
May
Jan
Jan
7
5
Corp
Technical
59%
59
63%
4,000
32
Apr
8%
Apr
34
May
94% May
42% May
1
24%
27%
25,200
4%
4%
4%
2,900
3
Jan
5%
10c
7
6%
7'A
8,400
5%
Jun
14%
25%
25%
27%
8,100
9%
Jan
31
May
19%
Corp
25%
20c
Inc
Telectro Industries
Teleprompter Corp
Teleregister Corp
Television
34
May
11%
Jan
21
30,100
4
3%
4
3,100
19% July
2% Jan
8%
8%
8%
1,000
6% Jan
Inc_. -25c
12%
12%
2%
2%
2%
13,700
4,100
1
1%
1%
1%
4,300
Inc
Electronics
Industries
Texam
Texas
19%
IIIl
-10c
-50c
Industries
Terminal-Hudson
Terry
1
Engineering Inc
Tenney
Oil
Inc
Corporation
Power
&
Light
$4.56
94
pfd_.
Apr
Feb
10
93%
94
150
Inc
Thew
,
May
May
Feb
13% May
11% Apr
Co
Ltd
1%
1%
7,300
ltV Jan
2A
Apr
8%
9
2,200
14%
Apr
9%
10%
4,800
8% July
7% Jan
19%
19%
20%
2,000
10c
2%
Markets
Inc
25c
class A
Toledo
deposit rets def registered—5s
Shipyards Corp_
20
Edison 4%%
preferred——100
Tonopah Mining
of Nevada
23% July
Trans
Cuba
Oil
8% Mar
Trans
Lux
27%
28
19%
19%
Feb
5%
Jan
8%
Jan
1,100
700
3,800
25% Jan
25
Mar
17%
Jan
11% Feb
5%
A
1
Jan
23%
24%
800
20
Jan
85'A
23%
16
Apr
22
May
4
May
17% May
9% Jun
30%
Apr
33% Mar
20 %
July
85%
75
83
Jan
12 Va May
6% Apr
27% May
3%
12%
3%
2,900
2%
Jan
87% May
3% Mar
12 %
13%
11,200
3%
Jan
14 Vb
July
%
1
Corp
9%
25%
1%
800
1,200
9
27%
19%
Jan
II,500
13%
Trust Co Ltd—
rets ord registered—£1
Acceptance Corp class
9
27%
3
16%
Security
deposit
Tower
7%
..
8%
1
1
2%
13
10
Amer
Todd
Feb
lli
8%
1
Roofing Inc
Tobacco
4% May
1% Jan
97
5
1
Park
Thriftimart Inc
Tilo
Jan
9%
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc com
70c convertible preferred—,
Thorofare
92
50c
"warrants"
Shovel
Thorncliffe
Feb
5
l7/a Jan
1% Feb
6% Apr
12% May
15% May
Iioc
Corp
Electronics Inc
Amer
Scurry-Rainbow
12%
200
■
•
Milling Co Ltd
Fisher
3,000
10c
Textron
8
Gems
400
23%
19%
13
14%
69
9,200
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Syntex Corporation
Texstar
■
&
Apr
1
Textron
Screen
15%
July
31
3
3%
1
-
2
2-1/8
1
i
15% Mar
600
6«
10% May
"
III5OC
(The F OA Company
Consolidated\Petroleum—
Ryerson & Haynes_
Ryan
27
3
3%
Ltd,————_
Russell
5% Mar
6%
5Va
-
Sayre
9% May
8% Apr
Jan
4,000
Inc
Technical
11
400
7
30c
Royal American Corp
Paper
8%
ft Mar
-h Jan
4%
61V
1.50
— ...
Roxbury Carpet Company
Petroleums
5% July
1,400
10% Mar
1,500
82
31
29%
14%
£1
—
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Rowland Products
Inc
Petroleums
1,000
Feb
Royce Ltd—
Sapphire
6%
11
Co—
3
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Sarcee
Jan
5
Feb
700
Jan
3%
6,400
class A
4,800
Jan
24%
69
1
Superior Window
2%
9%
100
33
(Del)
Jan
2%
13% May
30% Apr
900
3,800
8%
24%
Corp
Corporation (Del)
4,200
1
Jun
20%
Wells
12%
50o
Apr
85%
1
63%
23
3%
Jan
31%
Inc
12
14%
Jan
68%
22 %
•
62%
21%
Feb
%
7,800
22%
Corp
26
19%
15%
22%
Corp
12
Jun
26 % May
Jan
31%
Co
Container
Jan
12%
1
Company
Aluminum Products
Stinnes
23%
—50c
(The)
Stetson
Stone
5
Co
21% May
8% Apr
Jan
9%
14%
23
•
10c
Sterling
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp
Jun
1
Inc
Stephan
,
10%
28
8%
200
100
.
17,700
84%
10%
5%
~9%
50c
Inc
ordinary
Corporation
Stepan Chemical
Jan
1%
83%
,
2
12
Uf May
19% May
6% Jan
13
45% May
20% May
Jan
5% May
Canada
Parts
Stelma
May
25%
13
Jan
July
A Jan
preferred
of
Co
10
74
26 Va May
2% Jan
197/a
5.60% series
Jan
17% July
28% Jan
14,700
1
;.
58 3A
2,200
40,100
Resistoflex
,
900
18
1%
Co
series
71
12 %
4%
Instruments
Steel
14% May
v27% Jan
Jan
Apr
8% Mar
Jun
1
Superior Tool & Die
series
8%
4%
Supercrete
%
17
300
2,200
1%
9JA Mar
5
14% July
4% Mar
5
10%
4%
8% Mar
4%%
600
Feb
10c
Feb
4.40% series
May
common
Corp
Jan
Carlos
18
1
3%
San Diego
7% Jan
14%
28
8%
1
10c
:
4%
San
1,900
Jan
Ltd
Mines
convertible
10%
1
Stanley Aviation Corp
Uranium
83%
1
.;
Corp
1,900
Salem-Brosius
14%
25%
,_1
Co
3,800
Lawrence
16%
9%
.10
Inc
Standard-Thomson
^ Mar
37
Apr
Products
Standard
2%
6,000
Oil..
Standard
H
1
Co
5%
St
July
Feb
1,300
17
7'A
Fifth
22
Mar
5%
Russeks
22%
Jun
'
20
7
Technical
15%
Dredging Corp common
preferred
Forgings Corp——
convertible
5%
Jan
22%
21% Jun
•
7%
to
21% Jan
400
12%
Inc
•
Valley Gas
1,400
9% Jan
lc
1
Co
69% Mar
300
warrants
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Corp
Rico Argentine Mining
Ridgeway Corp
70 Va Mar
20%
14%
Jan
58% Jan
300
14 Va May
Stahl-Meyer
16%
71%
1
63
_
8%
16
23%
1
,
,
Apr
63
62
8% July
8% Jan
15%
10
Co
Jan
25 %
1,200
$1.60
1
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
25%
Jun
13,300
Standard
1
—:
Jan
23%
29,100
Feb
5c
Corp
Co
24%
1,000
8%
Apr
t;.
&
Apr
800
24 %
15%
25
1
.
72
25%
38%
21% Jan
41|
Feb
25
24%
25
8%
3,000
4V2
34% May
13%
22%
10
Reeves Soundcraft Corp
Reinsurance Investment
2,900
37%
21%
31%
1
.
Mar
13%
1
CO
62
32%
Jan
8%
15%
40c
Broadcasting & Dev
Oil
33
May
14%
88
1
Reeves
Royalite
42 %
32%
27% Jan
29% Jan
37%
105
Investment
Field
1,000
17%
Jan
1
Amer
Jun
37%
May
68%
Jan
37
of America
Roosevelt
36
10 Vb
17%
83%
—
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
Reda Pump Co—
i—
Rolls
Jan
68%
17
*
1
Corp
6%
5
49
4%
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co___
Rayette Co Inc
Rogers
1,700
25
Realty & Utilities
Royalty Co_
Statham
Rollins
9'A
4%
100
•
Robinson
14%
8%
11% May
42
9%
800
.•
5
Ramco Enterprises Inc
Ramo Inc
extended
8%
Jan
5
50c
Vtc
Jan
5%
9%
Starrett
Rio Grande
May
9
1
Stanrock
Rio
40
9,600
1
87
-•
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
(Robert)
2,160
21%
Standard
Reis
7%
11%
22%
81 %
*
Jan
10% Mar
7%
21%
79%
•
II
Pyle-National Co—
'
-
Jan
11%
22
Pipe
5%
Feb
Mar
65 %
7%
21%
87
——
3
—
;
'
<
300
May
11%
25
Inc
12%
7%
25
preferred
Corp
12%
•
35
Jun
17
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe Corp
1
Apr
Apr
Colorado—
Jan
July
22%
Rand
24%
35%
28
42
.
25
Arena
Jan
Jan
42%
100
270
25
Sports
19%
20%
20% July
.
43 %'
25
Southland
1,100
300
28%
cumulative
Southern
24VB
—
21%
42%
25
Southern
23%
m
14% July
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
Apr
24
300
25
6A Mar
Jan
14%
cumulative preference
convertible preference
9% July
26
%
4%
%
3
Edison—
California Petroleum Corp__2
Southern Materials Co Inc
2
Jan
Jan
Jun
14%
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
Sperry
20
•
of
-
-
1
Pulp & Timber——
Sportswear Corp—
Trust
12.50
Apr
Apr
Jan
3,200
7%
1
Co__
2%
1
10,000
•
Corp_
Apr
32
Jan
nr
4.24%
Mar
1
Telephone Co
Estate
42%
£1
•
28%
24 Va
3%
3
4.08%
Apr
Va May
1
Pugefc Sound
Real
1'
1
California
4.78%
59 %
-
Co—
High
22% Jan
28%
•
Oil
original preferred
4.88%
13,900
Jan. 1
20%
3%
•
Oil
200
1%
%
14%
Corp
Penn
Apr
,
1%
13,000
Publishing—
Ltd
Coast
27%
50% Jan
25c
Manufacturing
16% May
.
30
Feb
3
9% July
17% Feb
29%
1 %
rets
preferred
Sonotone
Low
23%
1
Range Since
High
23
10c
Inc
deposit
Venezuelan
'
-1
_
common
4%%" preferred
Puritan
41%
...
-66%
Gas_
Puerto Rico
15,000
103
Corp
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered
Slick Airways Inc
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
10% Apr
11% May
Jan
~9%
v.;
Company
Service
14%
Jan
Shares
Low
Southern
convertible
Providence
3,800
53
Corp
(The)
Jan
7%
2%
•
__
Mfg Co Inc
Prophet
11%
14%
19%
....
:— i-
•
Prentice-Hall Inc
Preston
Jun/.
1
Lambert Co
Proctor-Silex
8'/
Apr
17% May
for Week
2
Ltd
Boardman
conv
5 %
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt
19%
(Del)- —2.50
1
8
oao
1
•
Alexander
1,700
9t
12%
:
14%
—2.50
Corp of Canada
1,300
8%
\
7% Jan
Mines
Lighting
Simpson's
Feb
7%
8%
8
8%
14
.—50c
Polycast (The) Corp
Polymer Corp class A
Jan
200
41%
•
:iJ_.
A
3%
6%
7,000
9',' 4
13%
—10
Polarad Electronics
Jan
4%
——
& Polymers Inc.II10c
Plastic Materials
Pneumatic
I.
5
15%
/;.,■
8
1
900
4%
15%
50
_
5%
14%
r
:•
Steel
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co—L—.
5%
Sales
Range
Automobiles—
Simmons
$3
37%
Week's
of Prices
2
Precision
American
Sinclair
-
class A
Co
B
Silvray
'•
•
35
36%
July
Gas
Creek
Simco
19%
32 y8
%
4%
■V
Class
&
Silver-Miller
18%
18 %
Oil
71% May
21% July
30%
v
12
Sale Price
Par
16
81
37
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
18%
5
-
Friday
•»
Range Since Jan. 1
31
"
I
1
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics——
Phillips Electronics fe Pharmaceutical
Industries
'
55%
10c
——-
—_.—
Oils
■
15%
25%
*
wi
'
80
20c
Inc.
common
Shares
Low
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Perfect
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended July 21)
Sales
Last
Exchange
33
3,100
Vb
Jan
as
July
14 %
Apr
Apr
May
class A
Co
50c
3
6%
6
6%
33,800
2%
Jan
8% May
Triangle Conduit
__lOc
4%
4%
4%
1,900
2%
Feb
6% May
Tri-Continental
General
Security Freehold Petroleums
1
5%
5%
5%
300
2%
Jan
True
3%
700
Jun
7% May
413 Apr
Seeburg
(The)
1
31
29'A
32%
15,500
20
Jan
Bros
3
38%
38'A
40%
3,900
20%
Jan
44%
Seligman & Latz Inc
1
26!A
25%
27%
2,900
25% July
Serrick
1
12'A
12
13
1,900
1
10%
8%
21%
100
Jan
25%
10%
11%
1,600
8%
Feb
14% May
7%
8%
13,600
4%
Jan
9
Jun
July
•
23
23%
200
15 Vb
Jan
37%
36%
38%
3,200
24%
Jan
10
28
28
28%
800
19%
Jan
28% May
40% July
34% Apr
5
20
19%
20%
5,500
15%
Jan
22%
15%
Jan
19%
12%
12%
100
10% Jan
Apr
12% Mar
26%
26%
200
26
July
30
1,900
4
Jan
3%
Jan
48 % May
Seeman
21%
1
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com_10c
Trav-ler Radio Corp
Seaporcel
Metais
Securities
Inc
Corp
Corp
•
Corp
Inc
class
B
Servo Corp of America
Servomechanisms
Seton
Leather
Shattuck
Shawinigan Water
4%
Co
of
12%
11%
2,700
:
10%
11%
13%
13%
150
5
7 Vb
7%
2,400
20c
5,500
3%
9
Jan
11%
7%
13
Jan
Jan
July
6% Jan
Cable
&
Power
•
24'A
common—12.50
24%
25Vb
132 Vb 135
135
8,200
1,400
Apr
Canada
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
22%
..
22%
22%
1,000
%
%
is
19,100
Jun
31
*
3
10c
Jan
91%
100
of
America.--
23% July
Jan
17 % Mar
A
Jan
23
u
33% Mar
14 % Mar
19
Apr
13% May
17%
Apr
9% Mar
Unexcelled
Chemical
Union
Gas
Union
Investment
Union
Stock
United
Co
of
of
Omaha
Products
Canco
Apr
United
Apr
United
Elastic Corp
Improvement
98
Jan
United
Milk
36
Jan
United
Molasses
Oil &
1
Co
26%
5%
~6
5%
5%
6
24,700
Jun
Feb
7% May
6% May
15,000
%
47%
48%
700
40%
Apr
& Investing—2.60
~9%
8%
9%
18,000
4%
Feb
5
5%
5%
5%
200
4%
Jan
7%
Jan
4%
Jun
5%
Apr
Gas Ltd
vtc
1
1%
*
Products
1%
Jan
2 J* Apr
49% July
10% Jun
Ltd—
rets ord regis
United N J RR & Canal———
dep
20
50c
Corp
30%
American
•
4
Co
153 Vb
25% May
% Apr
Corp
Canada
Yards
Aircraft
United Asbestos
125
Co
warrants
Corp
United
&
Co
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
11%
*
Mining
Sherwin-Williams
Shoe
Inc_.
3U
11 y2
1
Co
Denn
3]£
Temper
10s
100
167% Mar
174% May
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
Last
stocks
8ale Priee
American Stock Exchange
>
Par
U
Air Conditioning Corp
S
Tile
Ceramic
U
S
Rubber Reclaiming Co
Universal
American
Universal
6 Va
Consolidated
1
10%
10
10'/a
Container Corp
Controls
42
41'A
43%
10
Universal
Insurance
7
cl A com_10c
6%
10%
25c
Inc
4%
Jan
31 y8
Jan
49 % Mar
6%
28
17.78
28
•
Corp
Sugar
1,900
11%
14%
14'A
9%
9%
5% May
8%
Jan
Van
Feb
General
Builders
Feb
17%
10 y4 July
12%
1,700
6%
6%
500
4%
4%
5
Paint
1
16 y8
15%
16%
6,100
1
18%
16%
21%
10,200
America
Victoreen
Viewlex
Vinco
Co
(The)
A
2
Vornado
14%
47
2,800
10
5,600
_•
;
10%
6,300
6y8
27
600
16%
19% May
National Research
57% May
15% May
National
Jan
12% May
5%s
Jan
29 % May
io y2
100
10% July
15TA
Jan
4,300
12% May
32%
preferred
1%
Bond
&
Inc
non-cum
Webb
Wentworth
Manufacturing
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
West
West
Texas
Gold
Western
Nuclear
Inc
1%
309,100
1
250
75
4%
500
3%
4%
2,500
1A
5,500
%
Jan
25%
800
18%
Jan
88%
Jan
1
23%
7,400
3% July
5%
218 July
3%
3%
3%
6,500
2%
4% May
3%
Jun
44
Jan
75
"l%
1%
24%
24%
24%
100
22
Jan
14%
14%
15 %
800
12
May
2
4
27,300
%
29
9%
10%
1,300
8%
4%
600
3%
Feb
1
16%
16%
17%
3,300
16%
25
pfd—100
92%
92%
95
25
12 %
13%
33
common
Light 4%%
Industries Ltd
Industries
Jan
46%
4,100
27%
Jan
51
May
May
28
V"
1
'
,
——
13%
2
Inc
2"%
30%
1,900
20
Jan
41 %
May
22%
3,400
13%
Jan
32
5
Apr
12 %
D
H
L
4%s
series
regular
dep rets ord
5s
£1
40c
1
Jun
16%
Jun/*
19%-May
90 %
Jan
97%
26
100
22%
Jan
29 % May
12%
200
7%
Jan
14% May
14%
900
13%
Jun
19% Mar
7% July
100
2A
May
3 %
7,900
7/a
Jun
1%
Jan
30%
30%
34
4%
—
__
7,500
Jun
4,800
4%
28
4
5%s
Jun
35% July
!
4% July
,
Off-Shore
Zapata
Petroleum Corp
Co
35%,
1,300
20 Va
7
6
5%
Jan
38% May
.7%
7
4,400
5
Jan
10
6%
3,500
4%
Jan
•
...
May
8% Mar
Hanover
Last
.
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Sold
Mortgage
5%s
Inc
Steel &
eAmer
Appalachian
Steel
Bethlehem
Chemoil
3%s
6s
series
No.
Friday's
91%
88
57
89%
2
B
3%s
3s
87 %
—
88
$67
70%
$93
High
86
103%
Week's
Period
or
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
2%s 1970
—Jan-July
3%s 1971
Jan-July
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
Feb-Aug
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975—iW—:—May-Nob
United Gas Corp
Peru
May
1st
1st
4%s
1st
1st
sinking
4%s
1st
5%s
5s
f
s
Freight
subord
Rubber
2%s
4%s
Miay-Nov
1981
1976
1927)
3%s
1927)
of)—
3s Jan
fund
4%s
conv
value,
par
Ex-liquidating
included
(not
tribution.
Vendo
debentures
subord
debs
1976
i,"
High
Sold
conv
1980
Jan-July
Low
No.
High
84%
86
92%
96%
90
94
93%
5
96%
90%
5
89
90%
99%
99 %
6
98
102%
99%
96%
100
99%
14
96%
101 %
101%
99
100
19
98
102%
102
102
5
102
105%
102
102%
29
101%
104%
122
122%
10
111%
130%
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*80
——
—
—
'
80
80
89
91%
94%
49
93%
98%
99%
98%
99%
225
98%
100%
—
—
a
1st &
ref
3s
1st
ref
27/8s series G
&
series
1978
F
,
1979
First and refund mtge
1st
2%s
mortgage & refund 3%s
1st
&
ref
M
3%s
series
J
Virginia & Southwest first
General
Virginian
First
mortgage 4%s
Ry
lien
3s
series
and ref
1st lien & ref
4s
ser
H 1980
I
1981
1982—:
gtd 5s 2003
1983
B
mtge
series
6s subord income debs
i
ser
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
93%
108%
90
92
~8
83%
101
124
132
57
118%
176
—
81
—
*84
81
85%
88
87
87
■
Warren
West
income 4%s series B Jan 1991
series B
1971—
first
Penn
mmmtJ
72
n%
13%
87%
87%
64
66
69
$125
__
101
__
$11%
Jan-July
Jan-July
13%
$86
__
$86
__
$120
May-Nou
$65
May-Nov
$80
April-Oct
1972
5s
'
$80
June-Dec
$99
»
Mar-Sept
99
$64
99
62
*65
44
48
48
67
55
__
'
-
,
1997
44%
___Jan-July
(Plan A)
Deferred
2s 2012—Jan-JuZy
44%
44%
$50
__
6
53%
delivery transaction
(not
Ex-stock
h Ex-principal,
g
range).-
r
dividend,
Transaction
with warrants;
for
cash
included
(not
in
year's
range), d Ex-interest,
Under-the-rule transaction
n
included
in
year's
t Ex-dis¬
range),
' -
•
..
.
"x w,"
without
warrants.
(Range for Week Ended July 21)
Interest
Period
Exchange
ref
gtd
gold
Penn
West
Shore
4s
Power
RR
3%s
3%s
Week's Range
Last
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
3%s
1st
4s
series
1st
—
Western
I
1966__
gtd 2361
3%s
convertible
Co
First
4%s
Central
f
s
f
debs
debs
RR
74%
96%
96%
7
96
99%
47%
44
49%
134
44
56%
45%
44
49
70
44
56
91%
—
1967.
—
'
——
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1975
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
.
.
82
103%
—
93%
96%
85%
-
—
88
73%
6
93%
19
101%
100
93%
94%
94
87%
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73%
91%
■
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— —
97
81%
100
92%
93 %
—
91%
12
87
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—
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1980
1978
—
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Jan-July
6
93%
9i
80
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*96%
—-
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.
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101
100
.
.*
91%
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\
100
Jan-July
debentures
s
98
74%
i
•
Jan-July
____Jan-July
Jan-July
Pacific
&
80
99%
1982
3%s series D
84 %
94%
10
.,*93%
RR Co 3%s ser A 1981
Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984
;_
May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—_Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage
49%
84%
——
96
*75
.
High
28
'
95%
'
Jan. 1
Low
8
*84%
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969__April-Ocf
3%s series C 1979^
April-Oct
debentures
30
95%
mortgage
5%s
No.
28
Range Sine*
Sold
High
May-ZVou
registered 2361
Western
Bid & Asked
2000
1974_.
112%
84%
82
93
93
3
91
97
58%
58%
1
58%
62%
45 %
—
45%
38%
45%
Co—
mortgage 4s.series A 2004
—Jan-July
Gen mtge 4%s inc series A Jan
l
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
2029
mortgage 2%s 1979
;
Wisconsin Public Service 3%s
79%
May
June-Dec
1st
45%
—
1971_
19
*80
—
79%
——
*
_Mar-Sept
Jan-July
91
81
88%
92
•
90%
90%
5
1
98%
98%
10
' v"':
Y
84
89%
Yonkers Elec
81
*74%
86%
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
87
89%
73%
*86 %
*90%
1st
mtge
77
a
Lt & Power
4%s
Deferred
84%
16
86%
included
90%
— —
115% 115%
72
April
April
98%
63%
98%
96%
68 %
Jan-July
1947
"w w,"
Electric
91
not
114%
118%
in
included
series
2%s
H
1976
Jan-July
77
77
Co—
1990
delivery
sale
year's
range,
the
in
72
81
81
«
1
70%
77%
72
72%
__
.
1
78
79
81%
the
§ Negotiability
* Companies
Feb-Nov
96 %
96%
Jan-July
2%s 2008____
1
year's
issued;
RR
West
w
Gen mtge
1
11
$100% 103
68%
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970___Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s
1967—Jan-JuZy
General mortgage 3s 1979___
Afay-Nov
.
First mortgage 3%s
92%
April-Oct
98%
104%
98
——
Feb-Aug
Wabasfr RR Co—
J
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
92%
89%
79%
76%
83%
87
1983^-ii^_j-_^Maj/-Nov
2008
4
78%
*81
__
1995
..May-Nov
3%s ser C 1973-April-Ocf
F
88
2
83%
*76%
«
April-Ocf
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
81
79%
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
93
4
Assn—
2%s 2008
distribution,
in
New York Stock
Wisconsin
♦96% 100
125
88 %
89
91%
Low
93%
Mar-Sept
12
91%
88%
91%
Jan. 1
Co—
4%s
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975
100%
x
when
Range Since
94%
Mar-Sept
98%
Ex-rights, z Ex-stock dividend.
>
;
• Bonds being traded flat.
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
'
•
v
:
.
v
■_
.
Wilson
subord
21
91%
June-Dec
BONDS
Bonds
97%
,
June-Dec
102%
99% 100%
89
June-Dec
.'
stamped
Whirlpool Corp 3%s
1969
98
"w
ApriZ-Oct
debentures
subord
conv
104%
11
94
J&n-July
1986
105%
99%
99%
89%
of America—
Corp
105
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
y
Vanadium
97%
104%
70
90%
May-Nov
1983
100%
17
89%
97%
97%
102 %
8
104%
--
88% ' 88%
'
102
99
100% 101%
91%
1947
(Plan A)
(Republic
de Janiero
120
*
AprtZ-Oct
debs
4s
102
92
99%
65
*89
AprtZ-Oct
1967
Steel
debentures
f
s
*92%
—
101
84%
94%
87
Co—
debentures
2%s
States
—May-Nov
debentures
debentures
United
Jan-July
1978
& coll tr 5s 1980
debentures 1980
States
conv
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
fund
debentures
f
s
mtge
United
S
April-Ocf
1972
debentures 1973
mtge & coll trust 4%s 1977
mtge & coll trust 4%s 1978
3%s
U
debentures
f
s
11
Feb-Aug
of Denmark
stamped
Sinking
93%
120
—
42
♦86
& coll trust
mtge
97
of Bogota—
of
Range
Friday 's
Low
1st
95%
Friday
Exchange
New York Stock
92%
80%
85
Debentures—
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Last
89%
7
$105 %
Continued jrom page 29
Friday
78
10
—-
94%
Interest
78
6
$99%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
,
(issue of Oct
Parana
55
88%
54
$122 % 125
Jan-July
BONDS
89%
84%
88%
82%
87
100%
;
91
80%
90
1970
1974
97%
83
1971
3%s
83
86
87
April-Oct
1970
(Calif)
Electric
1967
Bank
(issue
♦No
50
91%
LFeb-Aug
1978
Low
-
86
$55
June-Dec
1970
High
86
June-Dec
Quar-Feb
1973
3%s
Authority
Chicago Transit
1970
A
debs
6s
86
1994—June-Dec
1998
1
Aug
Industries
June-Dec
1974
inc debs
4s
Power
2%s
Edison
Boston
Pump
Elec
debs
subord
con
$88%
102
207'
82
78
101
102
95
93
89
82%
96
91
125
95%
133
96%
$81%
1967
Mortgage Bank
f
Alsco
7s
Jan. 1
or
Sale Price
Gas
88
118
2
83
$80
Apr-Oct
&
1
/ 5'
$81%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
I-
88%
-97%
Range Since
Low
Period
American Stock Exchange
•
L
2
200
95%
April-Oct
97
82%
95%
__
Feb-Aug
_Feb-Aag
Feb-Aug
1
(Prov) 6%s 1949
stamped (Plan A)
Maranhao
/
Interest
BONDS
96
Feb-Aug
Jan-Aug
Inc 5s debs
A
4%s series
•
Rio
Week's Range
Friday
/
1
1
Adjustment
seres
• 7s
33%
34%
'
92
$83
1965__—__Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
(Germany) 7s 1951___
Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1962
German
Savings Banks and Clearing
z
1
50c
10c
$150
May -Nov
Baden
•
Zale Jewelry Co
April-Oct
1981
•
May
1A
—-
3s
3s
12
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
•
8% May
2%
1
1
:
Corp
95%
Jan
Jun
2%
~2%
8
preferred
Zapata
Knapp
99%
88
Wasatch Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
&
99%
99%
118% 120
_Feb-Aug
Gas
Gas
98%
100% 101
.
_;
California
Counties
4
$99% 101
1998__Jan-July
May-Nou
1964
1985
Southern
99%
88
6s
1986
Southern
Southwestern
Debt
preference
Co
1967
1983
N
80"
99 %
96%
1985
M
4%s series
141%
96%
1982
K
series
Ltd—
W)
J
series
98%
72%
$86%
1982
5s
15
40
ApriZ-Oct
1982
I
,
157
73%
1984__June-Dec
1981
series
100
117 V
93%
1979
G
104
91%
72%
72%
Feb-Aug
1978
F
62%
150
87
April-Oct
1976
E
Webb
117
Jan-July
—
series
Jun
80
•
Gas
1976 ____—'
series
125
__
5% May
21 Va
■
•
Machine
1,600
21%
1
4%
42%
9%
10
Industries
Co
Apr
17% May
Jan
3%
&
1973
4%s
Mar
2% May
Feb
22
Pwr
B
4%s series
Jan
32%
•
10c
1
1
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Yonkers Raceway Inc common
6%
32%
Feb
30%
45%
&
series
4%s
49% Mar
Jan
28%
1
Wood Newspaper
6%
Jan
20
——
—.
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
__May-Nou
3'%s
1973
3%s series
Apr
—.
•4-
•
C)
(P
%
Jan
5
Brothers
American
900
1,300
39%
25%
——
1
Co
preferred
Woolworth
40
27
%
Inc
Williams-McWilliams
Woodall
1,400
A
1976
*
Edison
A
4%s series
A
.
Is
shares
113
159
54%
*12
128
Inc—
1968
Power
Power
California
3s
Ltd—
Invest
123
10
115%
9
'
11%
6
691
132 % 140
$91%
1963
debs
7%
55%
54%
90
133
^
3%s
&
76
100%
6%
115% 124
ApriZ-Oct
,0
to
debs
series
3%s series
7% May
Jan
4%
Brothers
(John)
Jan
7
94
7%
April-Oct
1984
debentures
7s
Water
2%s series C
Jan
4%
Co
3s
Apr
200
122
May-'Nov
Television
Electric
3 %s
3%s
88
122
$6%
liq tr ctfs—
_
1971
subord
conv
Harbor
Southern
29% May
95 % July
5,100
—.
1
Stores
5%s
Safe
6% May
1% Mar
Corp
(The)
Wood
Jan
5%
Oil Corp
Wickes
5%
2
Apr
$%%
1963
&
88
$6
July
5%
213
——
5o
Manufacturing
White Eagle International Inc—
White Stag Mfg Co
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Wiebolt
95
Feb
3%
& Stationery
River
1% July
Jan
3%
5%
Shoe
Wisconsin
Jan
1%
91%
10
Wilson
Jan
4
•
20
(R
1%
2 136
Inc
Williams
18,600
Service
American
24
7
115
115
Jan-July
Jan-July
Public
Rapid
42%
15
155
''
April-Oct
1970
1970
8% May
16% May
4% May
4%
1
3 %s
3s
32
15%
__Jan-July
Corp—
Water
Jan
3%
Coal
Williams
3%
89
24%
mortgage
Jan
4%
91
Jan
1st
Pennsylvania
97
12
33%
15
__Maj/-Nov
4s
RR
mortgage
1%
2lf
Westmoreland
Wichita
85
32
1974_
extended
1st
Power
High
52
$98
______
4%
3%
Westmoreland
Weyenberg
Jan
Feb
~5%
Inc
American dep rets ord
Western Tablet
70
10%
1974
4s
&
102
-May
1963
6s
subord
Theatres
6J/2s due 1953
8% Mar
,
10c
Co
Stockholders
Western
Jan
100
1
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Western
1%
Jan
4
900
7%
2%
3
50c
pfd
Uranium
&
3%
90
•
Utilities 4.40%
Western Development
1,600
«
.1%
Chemical Products Inc
400
5%
1
10c
•
1
;—1.25
preference
Company Inc
5%
74
6%
Co—1
Weiman &
4%
10
Inc. common—
& Knapp
series
$6
preferred
Instruments
Precision
Waltham
convertible
97
Jlfay-Nov
_
New England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Apr
74
——».
4
common
conv
5s
Jan. 1
Low
>
Hess 5.%s
Jan
Range Since
No.
High
1961—Mar-Sept
5s
4%s 1978
RR
Jan
Jan
1993
Realization Tr
13 %
26%
5%
•
100
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs
Power
Chemical
Ohio
Waco Aircraft Co_.
6%
Italian
Valley
w
Waitt
•
National Bellas
8%
Bonds
Sold
97%
Feb-Awg
Registered
Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972
14
12,400
1993
B
Bank
Western
Midland
10%
5
&
Kawecki
24 y4
25 yi
10c
Inc
Development
31j/2
Apr
A
series
Mtge
debentures
subord
Guantanamo
Jan
10'A
10 %
•
Manufacturing
Vogt
6s
General
1975x_
Corp—
Feb
5%
9%
25c
6%
1st
Apr
22% May
11
14'A
~9%
15% May
7% May
4% Mar
25 ya
1
Products
Pood
1,800
Jan
Jan
43 %
25c
.
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vita
14%
1
Co
Instrument
class
Inc
Corporation
8%
5
Friday's
RR—
4s series
4s
31»A
July
Apr
U'/a
mortgage
Residential
Jan
6%
or
Bid & Asked
Division—
J
mortgage
Finland
7%
12%
N
Jan
13%
-1
warrants
Industries
Venture Capital Corp of
Victor
1st
Western
Apr
•
debs
&
9 %
5,000
1
Norman
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
.
of
16%
V
Rubber
Lack
Lackawanna
•
Valspar Corp
Vanderbilt Tire <fc
Delaware
Jan
.4,100
10%;
Davega Stores Corp—
ey2s convertible subord
27
25
14%
Jan
10% July
67,900
Period
Low
14% May
600
-
7
10%
•
Marion
13% Mar
8,800
2,300
11%
5% July
8% Jan
10%
10%
Oil
Universal
V
3%
1,100
6 %
Interest
American Stock Exchange
High
1,100
25c
Corp
Universal
Low
3%
Monday, July 24, 1961
.
Friday
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3%
1
S
Utah-Idaho
3%
50c
Co
U
Universal
Low
.
(Range for Week Ended July 21 )
Sales
for Week
Friday
.
the
•Fridays bid
or
and
n
included
as
by
in
the
Under-the-rule
y
year's
sale
not
d Ex-interest,
range,
included
in
the
year's
e
Odd
range,
lot
r
sale
no:
Cash sal<
Ex-coupon.
maturity.
being in bankruptcy,
securities
ask
selling flat.
not
range,
impaired
reported
Bankruptcy Act,
• Bonds
year's
prices;
assumed
no
sales
by
receivership,
such
or
reorganized under Section
companies.
being transacted during current week.,
,
77 o!
Volume
Number 6075
194
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(347)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Agricultural
American
American
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
50
lb^/a
17V4
117% 120y2
120%
50
Company
53
__
25
Co
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
297/8
16%
33y3
.
Shares
29%
__
1.66%
Corp
Tel
&
Edison
Boston
:*
Chemical
for Week
High
Jan
1,615
16 %
Feb
3,127
102%
55%
78
78
27%
111
79%
Jan
44
Corp of America
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
34% May
79% July
Jan
Sinclair
Personal
Boston
Calumet
•Cities
Hecla
&
Service
Copper
Trust
Property
Providence
&
Boston
RR—
Inc
.
18%
'
l87/8
'
65
42
,
14%
204
13%
Rand
Standard Brands
29%
Mar
Jan
Studebaker-Packard
1st pfd class A
1 y8
100
100
adjust
National
First
Motor
General
Stores
36
,
iy8
"
%
200
"
40
Apr
Union
18 % May
Feb
Co
Maine
74
60% May
Jan
Jan
»
83 y4
86 y2
386
731%
Jan
Theatres____:________25
16V4
16y4
200
16 V4
Feb
23 Va
105
22%
Jan
50
109 y2
Feb
Corp
Electric
New
England Tel & Tel Co
NY
NH
Railroad
(N
115
S
S
372
11 y8
Jun
14%
Steel
24 V4
24%
1,297
21%
Jan
25%
Webster
Co
47%
48 y4
355
40
Jan
57%
1%
48
1% July
*
1
73
50
70
Jun
74
265
40
Jan
48
Apr
12 y4
13 Va
355
11 y4
Jan
16
Mar
49%
117
43 y2
Jan
59
Machinery
Corp
Allen
Electric
American
&
20
29%
Jan
59 y2
17
53
Jan
65 y2 May
Consolidated
44%
366
34 y8
Jan
65 y2
Consumers
345^
35%
Jun
Chrysler
Apr
Corporation
58%
58
58 y4
140
37%
Jan
58% July
25%
27%
1,649
17 y4
Jan
66 y4
54%
Jan
76
120
46%
Jan
60
4
11
Feb
14
39% May
617
49%
Mar
Ford
Motor
Jan
Gar
Par
Co
of Prices
Shares
Low
J_i
;
Burger
Brewing
Carvy Mfg
Champion Paper
jp,r'~vr
Cincinnati
29%
29%
32
8.50
;
Stock
Yard__
Stocks
;
Ltd
Cyanamid
&
20
36%
36
22% Jan
80
Apr
85
384
20
Jan
34%
28%
29%
710
28% July
34%
84%
73% Mar
86%
1,607
32%
32%
50
28
28%
285
Jan
54%
54%
10
26%
25%
26%
145
31
31%
75
23%
59%
Feb
29 % May
July
38
23%
42%
24
110
21
Apr
27
42%
100
34%
Feb
43
42%
16%
53%
74%
74%
*26
23%
260
43%
42% July
v
23%
Feb
Jan
130%
Apr
54%
93
44 %
Jan
63%
May7
88
75%
26
•
.
67%
Jan
77 %
Jan
28% May
13%
Jan
24% July
39% July
37%
53
Jan
28
.43%
43%
10
53%
53%
13
Elec_
;
_^1
7
Pont
5
Dept Stores
22%
216%
5
216% 223 %
107
107
35
170
62
63
46%
26
43%
35%
35%
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■
49 % May
90% May
Jun
45%
Feb
73%
Jan
32 Va
41% May
Jan
50%
54%
54%
64%
-
65 Va
49%
55
49%
43
11
Jan
46% Jan
54
59
Jan
14
-
40 %
Jan
Universal
62%
57 V*
58
&
Abbott
Acme Steel
Admiral
Akron
42
49 V2 May
Jan
49 Va
1%
Jan
21%
3 Va
Jun
21%
317
17% Jan
32%
25 y2
32%
Apr
770
28% Jan
7% Mar
34% May
10% May
8%
8%
310
1%
1%
500
lVa
2%
2%
100
2
23%
2,672
21
3%
American
Co
American
__
—
49% May
Apr
43% July
55%
Jun
*59% Mar
73% May
55 % Apr
Co
2
Amer Mach
&
7%
1,717
11%
100
7
—
11%
—
7
35
July
Jan
9V2 Mar
11% July
15% Mar
Jun
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Fdry
&
Steel
Tel &
American
Tobacco
Tel
24%
10%
Jan
15
Mar
10%
600
7%
Jan
14
21%
21%
21%
May
25%
Jun
Jun
15%
Apr
Feb
31
30%
31%
29% May
3,400
70%
73 Va
38% May
1,100
30% July
68% Feb
23%
23%
24%
3,800
21% Apr
27
46%
46%
100
42% July
34% Jan
60%
Apr
42%
Apr
1
l
24%
43%
45 %
wi
com
San
Corp
Co
17%
7,700
43% July
16% Jan
14%
14%
2,470
13% Jan
31%
31%
300
37% Jan
118% 120%
92
90%
3,300
103% Jan
1
31%
119%
90%
(Un)
25
65%
Jan
56%
300
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21%
3,300
11% Jan
25%
37%
Apr
37%
38
300
16% Jan
44%
Apr
75
76%
2.400
68% Jan
78%
51%
53%
800
38
53% July
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41% Jan
44
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1
26%
26%
26%
2,200
21% Jan
10
25%
25%
26%
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200
24
Jun
32
Apr
21%
250
23
May
15%
16%
1,300
17% Jan
14% Feb
13% Jan
Corp
69% Mar
Burton-Dixie
85 3/4
86%
40
85%
Jan
25
16% July
Canadian
Central
62
63%
300
72
Jan
39%
40%
6,100
Apr
250
39% July
22 V* Jun
49%
23%
25%
Feb
•
58 %
Jun
49
49
50%
2,200
36% Jan
50% July
27%
27%
28
350
26% Mar
28
40%
40
41
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1,500
36% Jan
43% Mar
49%
49%
50%
1,550
34% Jan
6,700
44
52% May
74% Mar
•
51%
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54
Jan
Jan
60 Va Mar
Jan
39
Jun
Pacific
Corp
15%
15%
19%
20
2,300
16%
Jan
21% Mar
1,100
27%
Jan
38
5
31
30%
31%
Rights
Gas
26
25%
26
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30c
(Un)
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1%
200
400
13% May
23
Mar
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1
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23 Va
25
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South
Certain-teed
Feb
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&
Apr
23
40%
Feb
Celanese
18%
Zs
30% May
Canadian
17% May
5
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Company
20% May
52% Mar
41/64 July
24 Va July
5
Jan
Apr
Apr
45% Mar
13
21
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Borg-Warner Corp
16 Va Mar
27% July
10 Vb Mar
59%
24%
24%
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Airplane
Brunswick
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Fisheries
56
Jun
Jun
15%
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Jan
28 V*
23%
23%
13
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Co
Bendix
Jan
64% May
13
Mfg
12%
Apr
93% July
62 % Jun
55%
preferred
Bastian-Blessing
47 Va
34% Mar
130
55%
Corporation
66
Apr
Apr
16% Mar
20%
&
Refining
25
62%
53%
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Gas
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Booth
3,000
49% Mar
21%
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Boeing
21 %
16%
14%
1,700
May
25 % May
16%
12.50
Automatic Canteen Co of
Binks
100
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42% July
20% Jan
43%
5
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2,200
2,600
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Avco
200
Jan
Co
Louisiana
Oil
Jun
7,000
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1.25
Steel
&
Apr
12%
9
10%
Refining common
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
5%
Jan
16%
(Un)
Company
Arkansas
Atlantic
17%
33%
Corp
Ashland
600
12%
12%
73%
23%
166%
Viscose Corp
Anaconda
High
Jan
22%
__
64%
1,300
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American
American
Jan. 1
700
2,400
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Armco
Low
69
24%
Stano
American
Range Since
High
66%
42%
new
Motors
Rad
Apache
Low
43%
Jan
95%
transactions only
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42%
59 3^
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41%
25%
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23%
42%
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343/4
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1
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53
425
10
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Jun
23%
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273/4
28
12%
(Un)
67%
130
8% Jan
42%
273/4
60
340
2% Mar
26%
Burlington Industries (Un)
Burroughs Corp (Un)
36%
11%
12.50
Co
American
Budd
59%
1% July
28% Jan
11%
23%
460
10%
(Un)
American
34% Mar
36%
Apr
34%
25%
(Un)
Cyanamid
26% Jun
36%
2
3 Va July
44
23
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Prach & Sons
Apr
100
3% Feb
;
33% July
10%
(Un)
American
86% Apr
54% July
42%
100
3,677
Apr
Jun
26
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American
Jan
,
3% May.,1*
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34%
26
Apr
34%
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Jan
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Paramount
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133
May
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Aluminum
60
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3%
6%
Jan
May
3%
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166
12%
May
40% July
33%
25c
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533/4
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29% July
40%
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Chalmers
79%
47%
91
Jan
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146
Jan
19%
200
5
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77%
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6,558
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16%
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44%
16%
Jun
4%
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2
Corp
Advance
Jan
49%
60%
Jan
46%
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Jan
50
Jan
4%
2%
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Laboratories
30 Va
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48%
300
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Apr
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Jan
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38
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36 %
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Jan
Apr
July
Midwest Stock Exchange
138
256
Jan
27%
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353/8
28
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461
610
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40 3/4
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235
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33%
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31
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228% May
32%
259
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34% Feb
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417
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Jan
Jan
44%
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63%
43%
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35%
25%
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Jan
45
33%
62%
Apr
64% May
59 % Jun
185%
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May
125
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Jan
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National Lead
18%
Jan
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47%
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51
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American
23%
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Apr
58 Vb May
18%
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Kodak
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Jan
46%
Jan
54%
Light
Motor
67%
Jan
45%
8%
Jan
13% May
4%
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38% Mar
51 %
57%
1
Mar
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38
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59%
75
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45%
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Apr
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Jan
10
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17
35
56
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569
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22
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Products
49% Mar
16%
103%
419
20
Apr
130
50%
5
Jun
414
40%
1
Apr
17%
47%
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Apr
120 %
118
Jan
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125
12%
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Jan
42%
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200
Jan
23%
31
100
Mar
44%
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15%
43%
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71%
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39%
1
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26%
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Jan
500
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23%
8
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92% Apr
37% May
33 Va Apr
83%
Low
12
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Apr
1%
Corp
National
Feb
Range Since Jan.
High
43%
1
Jun
28%
5
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Mead Corp
Minnesota
27
8
31%
1%
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&
May
85
3
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International
27
24%
1
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Lorillard
49%
47% May
Jan
24%
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July
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1.66%
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90% May
55 Va Apr
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Products
Feb
85
33 %
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8%
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Jun
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28
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85
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Jan
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common
Apr
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1
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Oil
Dayton
Jun
35% Mar
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112%
7% Mar
25
1
Benguct
North
Jan
Jan
193
7%
Apr
45% May
Jan
50
12.50
Steel
Martin
37%
37%
97%
31
Can
Columbus
108%
144 % May
48 Va May
40%
115
28
Corp
Brew
Rockwell
42%
,
Airlines
Columbia
Jun
76%
71%
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Jones
Rickel
34%
20
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Gulf
35% Mar
42%
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American
Ford
7%
Jan
Jan
20
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American
Du
27
50
1
Allis-Chalmers
Chrysler
28%
2
12%
Apr
310
5
Unlisted
Curtiss
41%
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Mar
*
1
Card
Chesapeake &
42
60
9% Mar
100
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27%
423
43%
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1
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Bethlehem
43%
83%
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20
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Corn
7%
5
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42%
107% 109
Masco
Mt.
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Kroger
Avco
80%
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Stamping
33
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Cards
Ashland
39% Feb
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Jan
1
Eagle Picher
Armco
116% Jan
3
45%
•
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65
41%
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National
Anaconda
43%
10
50
Cincinnati Transit
American
63% Jan
94
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236
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Telephone
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10
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30%
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Range Since Jan. 1
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15%
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Cincinnati
American
25
5
Paige
Lansing
for Week
'
Baicrank
American
71
2%
—
1
Motors
Kysor
Sales
Range
Last.
Sale Price
Aluminium
Feb
27%
6% July
25% Feb
5%
20
Trailer
Wood
LaSalle
Week's
Friday
Allied
Apr
59 Va
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Baler
Fruehauf
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Playing
50
Jan
3
10
com
Mar
43
Economy
Jun
12%
40%
40%
6.25
137
59%
12
__
68
58%
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S
Jan
160
Feb
15%
25
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Paper
Pcwer
King-Seeley Thermos
Kresge (S S) Company
U
40%
56%
7%
45
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18 V4
—
28% July
Graham
&
34% May
65 Va July
Range
Machine
Burroughs Corp
General
Procter
865
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&
44%
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41
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25
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Co
System
Gibson
20% Jan
53% Jan
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Last
Apr
•
Shoe
Early
Jan
70
Feb
Exchange
Friday
Par
Mar
47 V4
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United
Cincinnati
39 Vb
99
63%
41
Sale Friee
.
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12%
1
Co
Diamond
62
27%
80%
.
41
STOCKS
Apr
46 V4
1
Co
Cincinnati
41
34% May
68 V8 Jun
48
Detroit Stock
Mar
4
73
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Inc
Fruit
Rubber
Jan
45%
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U
58
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Waldorf
Jan
68%
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Feb
48
100
Pennsylvania RR
Torrington
39%
22
27%
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132% July
30
7%
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Apr
11%
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Chemical
Rexall Drug and Chemical
Shawmut Association
&
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Western
Budd
Mathieson
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20
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England
Stone
28%
31% July
30% May
93% May
New
Stop
Jan
155
65% May
64% May
119% May
22 y8
Racing
Olin
93%
86
33%
56
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Jan
-87%
45
Narragansett
Northern
U
Apr
90% May
207
Central. RR
&
Jan
42%
05
United
19.57 May
26%
common
Star Cement Corp
Lone
2,468
115% 117%
62%
5
67%
Jan
Jan
July
19c
26%
Copper
Boston.
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63%
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50c
1
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49 y4
3,843
63%
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Creek Coal Co
Island
735
85%
19.00 19.43
61%
63%
83%
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General Electric
Gillette
54%
63%
10
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Apr*
48
July
10%
150
1%
Apr
35
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(Ohio)
49%
31%
28%
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5
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15
131% 132%
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22% May
42% May
Jan
368
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1.40
May
58 V* May
49 y2 Mar
94
17%
38%
5
25
Feb
53%
'
Jan. 1
Low
56%
58%
58%
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Jun
16%
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20
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High
56%
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50
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100
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56%
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Schenley Industries
Sears, Roebuck
Apr
65% May
for Week
Low
•
;
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130%
Jan
67
417
Radio
High
Sales
Range
Sale Friee
Range
Low
Week's
of Prices
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Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
(Range for Week Ended July 21)
Exchange
Week's
35
23%
35%
35%
41%
42%
900
38% Jan
46%
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400
30%
1%
111
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6,600
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Feb
300
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Jan
200
22%
Jan
Feb
1% July
17%
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Jan
Mar
Jun
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Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
for Week
--25
43
Electric——-—8.50
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Co
Service
Cities
Colorado
Fuel
53
Jan
61
Jan
22 %
Jan
323/a
Jun
National
Gypsum
Co
1
64%
643/4
100
54% May
643/4 July
54% July
673/4
Jan
National
Lead
(Un)
5
85
85
85 %
400
85
14%
500
13%
Jan
18%
Feb
New
RR
*
16%
15%
16%
1,100
200
21 %
Jan
25 % Mar
48%
49%
2,000
25
21%
500
9
Jun
July
York
Central
48
37%
Jan
435/a
300
38%
Jan
45% May
535/b
300
49% Mar
58% May
Northern
28 %
500
28 %
30"% May
Northern Indiana
100
July
250
53%
11%
1,250
10%
Feb
17%
17%
100
14%
(Un)
Gas System
Columbia
-5
10
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Corp_
Iron
Northern
Commonwealth Edison common
Pacific
Consol
Power
Consumers
Jan
Northwest
States
Continental
Controls
i
11
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250
37% July
44%
Feb
300
50 %
Jan
60
Apr
72
100
62%
Jan
72%
Jun
22%
22%
200
21% July
29%
Feb
41%
Co—
Insurance
Co
43
59
60%
1,600
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9%
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35
Jan
44
900
55
Jan
66%
Jan
11% May
100
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31
32
300
25
59 %
600
40
37
Jan
54 %
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39-% July
34% May
43%
36
36
600
30%
40%
41
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10
5
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Jan
60% May
Apr
Jan
42
May
40% July
50
Mar
July
Co—
Power
(Un)
16
5
,
33%
3.33
45
34
1,400
27%
Jan
34
44
45
3,000
32
Jan
45%
153/4
Jan
Jun
Oak
Edison
Oil
(Un)
Co
Oklahoma
Natural
16%
18
403/a
41
128
36 % Mar
42
423/4
413/i
423/4
1,500
34 % May
443/a
36 %
36%
100
32% Mar
36 3/4
July
463/4
47%-
600
40
Feb
48
May
90%
90%
100
90
Feb
103
Apr
76
76
Jan
84
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200
Co
(Un)_2
Brands
Standard
Sunray
34%
34%
10
Co—
*
I
Co
D
Square
Standard
Swift
Brick
Illinois
700
18
Spiegel Inc
Jun
103/4
18
.—3
32%
i_l
1
A
(Un)
Corp
Jan
74
1
Brewing Co
(G)
Hein Werner Corp
b
Sperry Rand
Standard Oil
Heilman
10%-.
18
July
34% May
May
'•"k
•h
10%
31%
31 %
135
Jun
57
36%
31% July
(Un)
Public
20%
100
1,000
:
Southern Pacific Co
433/4 July
263/4 Mar
300
32%
13
:
(Un)
17% May
21 %
!
Co
Jan
3,500
31%
(Un)
Jan
36
36%
Southern
Oil
Feb
600
'V
Jan
Corp
Mobile
Socony
33%
200
13%
--1
—8.33%
*
Co
Corp_
July
89%
45
—3
(Un)_
Greyhound Corp
•f
39
13%
26V4
58
Jan
29
1
200
44
49
Jan
93%
Co—
200
26%
41%
900
1,450
5
._5
1.40
1
—•
Signode Steel Strapping
26V4
48%
200
32%
20 g
class
Pen
Jun
43%
58
A)
B
78%
43%
25%
Jun
46
46
Feb
32% July
Jan
14%
48%
56%
453/a
Jun
3
56
42%
17
Apr
31%
Co
Shell
•
59 %
Jun
129% 132%
*
5
•
Inc
Apr
14%
—*
class A
Cooperage
Greif Bros
(||i
& Dock
Dredge
Lakes
Greek
Co
(W H)
City Steel Co
Jan
44%
43
1
Sears Roebuck &
700
117
753/8 May
3,150
class A
32 %
26%
•
*
__6.25
1
*
Tire & Rubber Co
Goodyear
Gossard
Granite
117
Jun
61%
Paper
25% July
14%
1
65%
59%
49%
Co
Electric Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schering Corp (Un)
Servel
Jan
49% May
600
46 %
40%
Mar
Apr
33%
44%
33 %
46%
8
56
50
59%
Sangamo
Apr
353/a Mar
500
47 %
Co
3 %
400
58 3/4
1
—
Petroleum Co
8%
3,600
37%
——_2.50
(Un)
3 %
1
1
Inc
Genesco
Glen Alden Corp
& Chem
58%
56%
300
Metals Co
(R J) Tobacco
Reynolds
Sinclair
f;
(Un)
563/a
37
56%
•
_5
10
,
common
new
27%
5
*
3
1.66%
—.2-1
__2.50
3.33%
83 %c
Foods
7%
Company
41%
83 %
86 %
£
Electric Co
Corp—
General
General
2,100
48 %
45%
1.25
2
1
-2
.
Bankshares Corp
10%
(Un)
America
of
Corp
Republic Steel Corp
41 %
—1
*
5
—5
————•-—2
1
Co
Motor
9%
9%
1
Whitney Corp common
Falstaff
Brewing
Corp
Firestone Tire & Rubber (Un)
First
Wisconsin Bankshares
Fairbanks
(Un)
Company
Oil Co (Un)
Raytheon
i.'
Indiana
of
Co
Co
;
105
ii.—_*
105
Feb
July
34% Mar
.
,
.
98% May11% Apr
Youngstown
Sheet
Zenith Radio Corp
&
Tube.,
*
101%
100
1
155
149% 157
.102%
Jun<
Volume
194
Number
6075
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(349)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
(Range for Week Ended July 21)
Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Price Range on Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific
Coast Stock Exchange.
This list does not include approximately 500 issues
dually traded
Friday
on
STOCKS
other Exchanges.
Friday
stocks
Last
Sale Price
Par
Amer
Cement
American
Corp pfd
Factors
(Un)
Ltd
(Un)__
Bishop Oil Co
Black
Gas
&
for Week
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Armstrong
Low
High
23
Blaw-Knox
100
21%
Jan
25 Va May
35%
35
550
29%
Jan
38 Va
14%
14%
1,900
13c
12c
14c
32,000
1
5
4%
5%
5
_
40 Va
40
40%
1,700
31%
Feb
5%
53/8
6
26,800
1.55
Jan
5c
.
.
Inc
High
23
♦
Oil
7%
15%
Feb
21c
3
11,300
Jan
9c
Feb
Apr
Apr
Apr
5% July
43 Va
May
6% July
Columbia
Ink
Co
Cooke
&
Crestmont
Cypress
-5.50
Inc
_
Consolidated
Abbey
Dominguez Oil Fields
Electrical
Products
Capwell
Exeter
Co
Friden
Inc
Co
Oil
4%
Jan
11%
Apr
Jan
22
1,800
1,000
21
20%
18
Jnn
40
40 Va
900
34
Jan
May
1
69c
69c
73c
1,300
32c
Jan
1
_
Humor
Jun
1.75
400
22%
54%
53 Va
54%
7,600
40%
Feb
Co
of
_
.
14
15%
Harbison
Natco
2.30
2.35
1.90
2.00
37
8%
20,100
Corp
&
1.90
May
3.50
2.35
100
1.90
Jan
2.05
2.25
44j800
1.60
Feb
39c
20,900
50c
Salt
Co
M J M & M Oil
Matson
Meier
Co
(Un)___
Navigation
&
Frank
Merchants
Nordon
Inc
Petroleum
1.20
Jan
200
487/a
Jan
48c
48c
51c
26,000
24%
24%
24%
100
16%
16%
16 Va
100
2.40
2.30
2.45
2,500
88,700
Co
25c
25c
:
Jan
24 %
July
14Va Mar
1.10
Oil
North
the
are
the New York Stock
Pacific
Industries Inc
Pacific
Oil
common
&
Gas
Jan
61c
Apr
5.00 July
76%
Apr
80c
May
Apr
2.90
Jun
1.00
42 c
54c
1.55
1.55
100
1.05
Jan
1.80
30%
31
400
30 Va
Feb
32 3/4
6%
Jan
Jan
6%
2,400
400
6%
7 Va
12c
.
15c
Jan
4,200
6
5,000
5c
Jan
May
8%
30c
30
Trico
Cal
Oil
Union
Gas
&
Co
Gas
Sugar
pfd series A
July
14_
Co
Westates Petroleum
12
11%
12%
3,800
IIV4
Apr
15%
16%
17
2,100
16
Jun
July
July
18
19_._
July
20
17
30%
30 Va
30%
29%
Jan
32
Preferred (Un)
West Coast Life Insurance
2.60
3%
11,100
15%
400
14%
Jan
17%
43 Va
Apr
48
Jan
57%
Apr
13%
Jan
18%
Apr
7%
Apr
14%
14 Va
16
5%
5%
1,075
4%
Jan
15%
15%
11
14%
Feb
64%
64% July
18 % Mar
65%
11
7%
7%
24
5
Jan
19%
19%
36
16
Jan
25%
25 Va
19%
26 Va
103
22%
Jan
40%
40%
43
163
39% May
28% May
50 Va Jan
19%
Exchange
79%
.
Feb
9% May
Apr
Averages
\
compiled by Dow-Jones
as
&
Co.:
—Bonds—
15
10
Total
10
First
Second
10
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
228.88
91.46
79.10
80.91
Utili¬
ties
114.37
137.05
Total
40
Bonds
84.62
84.02
135.65
113.81
226.96
91.46
78.56
80.76
134.57
84.56
113.58
83.83
225.52
91.45
78.53
79.95
84.58
133.49
113.21
83.63
225.64
91.36
78.41
80.17
84.70
83.66
226.17
91.46
78.47
80.08
84.93
83.73
682.97
Averages
Utilities,
134.24
compiled
are
8.26;
65
stocks,
daily
113.72
by
using
the
following
divisors:
Industrials,
16.88.
3.165;
Rails,
5.34:
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
293/4
300
25%
Jan
33
1.55
9,200
6 3/8
6 %
800
6
Jan
51
51
100
32
Jan
Range for 19(>1 to date
July 17
122.97
High
128.57
Apr
4
Tues.
July 18
122.74
Low
106.57
Jan
3
Wed.
July 19__
122.15
Range
Thurs.
July 20
for
1960
121.93
Feb
1.40
Closing
Mon.
Feb
29%
1.50
10
_
Jan
66
averages of representative stocks and bonds
listed
20
684.59
„
May
153/s
1
_
400
3%
1
(Un)
Feb
37%
49%
679.30
.___•
_
Jan
293/4
_5
_
common
29%
682.74
.___
..
20 % Mar
_50c
_
Jan
~5%
6.25
roads
690.95
Apr
163/4
25
common
Victor Equipment Co
25%
1
Date
Southern
117
110
15%
5
Rail¬
trials
May
_1
_
28%
40%
49
49%
10
2.60 Mar
12
1.70
20c
25c
_
_
Apr
28
40%
10
16% May
1.50
11
1.70
Co__. —10c
_
Apr
13%
Jan
; 33 %c
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Rhodes Western
27 %
Jan
Jun
31
1
Mining
Jan
8%
Apr
47c
Bottlers
Consolidated
23 %
41% Mar
173/a
1.55
2
Development
United
28
87
900
Stocks
3% May
1
Co
Invest
13
America.
daily closing
Date
l
American
Apr
26%
13
10
.
of
Jun
l
Norris
Prince
60,500
70
*
Corp Ltd
Pepsi-Cola
5
67
10c
.
July
3%
____10
Co (Un)
Co
4%
10
__
26
26
Stock and Bond
Below
July
Jade Oil
Leslie
July
45 Va
1
Jun
36c
62 Va
Jan
7%
United Engineering &
Foundry Co
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Jun
2.35
36c
Jan
32%
2.85 Mar
2.10
37c
Apr
50%
82
15
1
Apr
72
2.90
2.35
10c
48 %
10
38%
44%
Feb
18%
50c
(Un)
Jan
62%
38%
5
Indus¬
Maryland Mines Corp
Imperial Western
35 %
62%
common
May
42% May
Jan
1
Idaho
1
High
1
Refractories.;
Corp
Low
10
10
*
Bolt
Range Since Jan.
High
26
Jan
65c
Low
Feb
2.05 Mar
900
1.90
10c
3.00
Walker
Shares
44%
Co
__—
System
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
on
1,500
2.30
_
California
Co
14
Mar
53%
1,300
22
31
July
21%
.
Corp
Good
6 %
2.25
Jan
45
40%
General Exploration Co of California__l
Gladden Products
1
Holly
6 Va
2.15
20%
4
.
A
2,920
10
.
class
500
48
—
♦
(Un)
Corp
24%
47%
6%
vU,
____—..
Co
Ltd
_
1
Corp
_
24
47%
o
Co
Emporium
Oil
10
.
Co
for Week
:__.l
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh
5
Duquesne Light Co
_5
Equitable Gas Co
_8.50
Screw
California
Castle
Cork
Gas
Sales
Range
Par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
14%
Consolidated Min.
Bolsa Chica Oil Corp
Broadway-Hale Stores
Buttes
35
_
Mammoth
Sales
Range
23
10
—-
Week's
Low
25
.
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
of Prices
37
5
51
2.60 July
1.00
Jan
3% Mar
Fri.
—
High
July 21____
122.05
109.39
Jan
6
95.55
Oct
26
Low
1.85 May
6%
52
Apr
Jun
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The
SEC
stocks
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Alan
Wood
American
Steel
Stores
American
common
1
Tel & Tel
Arundel
City
33 V3
Corp
Atlantic
Atlancic
Ealtimore
new
Transit
C
1957-59=100
July 14/61
Co
136.3
—0.8
128.8
113.0
125.4
126.5
—0.9
132.1
117.0
123.4
124.4
—0.8
125.9
109.2
30%
58
23 Va
Jan
87 %
90%
817
76'%
Feb
117% 120 %
5,847
103 Va
Jan
Durable
3iy8 May
90% July
130 y4
Goods
Non-Durable
Goods
102.8
48 % May
35%
36y8
255
34%
Jun
37%
15%
15%
100
12%
Jan
17
Jan
10
9%
15
44%
10
263
34
1,764
16
109 %110%
Jan
13% May
487
77%
Jan
42%
44%
1,299
37%
Jan
13%
13%
50
8%
20c
11%
11%
12
246
6.75
47%
47%
49%
220
5
com
159.4
93.2
95.1
Jan
39
Apr
17%
Trade,
Finance
and
Service
Jun
Electric
Storage
27%
27%
28%
56%
57%
Food
Fair
Ford
Motor
Foremost
Battery
10
Stores
Dairies
Apr
16% May
9%
Feb
14
General
Acceptance Corp common
60c conv voting
preferred
General
Motors
International
Railroad
Int'l
U. S.
Total
No. of
and Miscel.
Foreign
Bank
Govt.
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
2,697,220
$5,712,000
$303,000
$6,015,000
3,006,550
6,563,000
244,000
6,807,000
5,803,000
224,000
6,635,000
228,000
6,027,000
6,863,000
5,837,000
1,191
25 V2
Jan
29 % Mar
Mon.
July 17
194
50 V4
Jan
65
Tues.
July 18
July 19
July 20
2,965,350
Thurs.
2,526,690
Fri.
July 21
2,356,530
5,556,000
281,000
Mar
44%
45%
975
32 Va
Jan
47%
83
86%
1,600
63%
Jan
90% May
12%
12%
442
Apr
15
38
16
Mar
38
July
24%
24%
90
;
1
24%
12%
29
17%
_*
16
16
16
46
44%
46%
8,049
40%
31%
33%
137
25"%
10c
.
Jun
50
10 y2
Jan
26
Jan
16
July
49% May
Jan
Jan
Coal
Macke
Navigation
10
class
_l
A
42
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores
16%
Apr
24%
25%
226
20%
Feb
33%
35%
779
29%
Feb
84%
213
77%
Jan
28%
32
26 y2 Mar
3
35%
36%
98
28%
Jan
39
&
Inc
30%
2,447
26%
Jan
31%
12%
13%
4,856
11%
Jan
41%
41%
150
32%
Jan
42
56
56%
115
36%
Jan
%
18%
18%
19
31%
30%
31%
5,645
30
Jun
8%
$2,000
$4,500
$1,828,000
40,887/700
41,256,450
8
Jun
and
Industrial
Total
30,269,000
'.
$31,549,000
22%
1,054
3
21%
10
8
20%
39%
40
200
640
18% July
20,662,000
$22,490,000
19
*
57
8%
noy2
18%
53%
57
7%
8%
109 % my4
17%
Jan
25 %
33%
Jan
46
Apr
Stocks
Foreign
(No. of
Jun
350
13 y4
Jan
23%
1,627
42%
Jan
57
191
7% July
Apr
July
11% Mar
659
85'A
Jan
61%
60%
62 y2
436
46
Jan
2 50
40%
40 Va
62 % July
40%
282
27%
Jan
_■»
Domestic
Shares)
Mon.
52 %
51%
52%
971
47%
Jan
July 18.
1,034,220
169,000
July 19July 20_
1,038,700
Fri.
July 21-
Tues.
Wed.
17%
17%
18%
1,245
17%
Jun
18%
Jun
56 %
56%
57%
165
55%
Jun
82%
Jan
I_U_1
~
Washington Gas Light common
Woodward & Lothrop common
Bond
Bonds
Sales
896,035
841,330
$2,0)0
$111,030
7,000
,
178,000
$2,000
144,000
2,000
179,000
148,030
179,900
■
161,000
3,000
$762,000
$7,030
161,000
May
5
Corp
115
3.50
United Gas
Improvement_____~__~ 13.50
Universal
Marion
see
$109,000
Total
4,845,850
Week Ended July 21
1961
Transmission
Ramo-Wooldridge
Corp
footnotes,
1,035,565
Total
Corporate
Bonds
'
57 Va May
Co
Eastern
July 17-
Foreign
Gov't
Bonds
45 % May
Lab
Co
740,496,600
$781,757,550
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
July
Thurs.
*
com
18%
906,655,000
$947,544,700
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
11% Mar
50
Jersey Gas
432,838,646
Bank__:__
34 % May
3,682
8
1
Gas
1960
612,156,071
$1,280,000
Railroad
Apr
*
common
&
1961
12,557,480
Government-
70% May
*
Co
Smith Kline & French
For
S.
International
Foreign
16 % Mar
_I_10
Paper Co
Thompson
29 y2
12 V2
5
Reading .Co
Texas
29%
20c
Public Service Electric
United
1960
13,552,340
Apr
*
;
Oil
Shares-
Jun
35
50
Potomac Electric
Power
of
Feb
Light
Co
$31,549,000
Jan. 1 to July 21
Bonds—
90 % Mar
28 %
$1,280,000
39% May
88%
.
Sun
39 Va
25c
Philadelphia Electric Co
Philadelphia Transportation
Philco Corp
;
South
Jan
25
Perfect Photo Inc
New common
Scott
Jan
19%
86%
Linotype
Mfg
~11%
35%
Pennsalt Chemicals
Corp
Progress
9
100
*
Inc
Mergenthaler
14%
27%
1
Co
Co
14%
27%
$30,269,000
1961
Stocks—Number
Apr
Apr
25% May
Inc
&
14%
13,552,340.
May
16%c
Fund
(The)
Martin
Merck
&
Vending
Madison
_-
Week Ended July 21
U.
Lehigh
Sales
Feb
37
1.66%
Corn
Resistance
83.3
Shares
55 y4
44%
50c
common
99.5
Jun
Jan
86
2
(Julius)
—2.0
May
42
Total
Garfinckel
132.5
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
47 y2
5
1
97.8
144.4
159.4
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
118% May
1
Co
109.4
173.0
—0.8
.
Jun
Wed.
_
—2.6
—0.2
J/4 May
9%
266
Stocks
A
165.8
158.2
118.3
Jun
8%
105.5
165.5
Apr
Jan
109%
^___
Low
—0.8
35 y2
l
Duquesne Light
1961—
132.9
1,514
25
System class
Delaware Power &
Light
-
125.4
37
1.80
Publishing Co
High
124.4
46%
46 V2
5
Transit
—1960
Change
131.9
High
44%
1
^
Percent
July 7/61
Low
High
5c
com
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp_
D
119 V2
groups
Range Since Jan. 1
12
Corp
Company
Curtis
88
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending July 14, 1961, for the composite and by major
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
week
for the current year.
36 y4
4.33
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Budd
Shares
stock
for Week
30%
___*
Electric
Research
Range
of Prices
the
of
Sales
Low
_10
Co
Week's
for
industry
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
index
8%
62
page
10
42
8%
75
7
Jan
8% May
II
62
200
52 %
Jan
64%
Jun
14%
357
13%
Jan
17%
Feb
64%
*
I
8%
61%
14%
«
65 %
36
53 y2
Jan
62%
62%
10
62
Jan
Stocks—Number
Feb
Shares-
1960
$773,000
1961
1960
4,845,850
4,374,880
317,937,610
160 071,333
$762,000
$232,000
Bonds—
Domestic
___.
Foreign
Government
Foreign
Corporate
74% May
64
of
$9,030
Jan. 1 to July 21
Total
$29,473,000
$15,607,000
7,000
30,000
1,678,000
846,000
9,000
17,000
1,141,003
643,000
$778,000
$339,000
$32,232,000
$17,093,000
'■TV
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(350)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Shown Are
Expressed in
Canadian
Week's
Range
Shares
Par
&
Paper common
preferred
4 % %
Acadia
Atlantic
Sugar
Agnew-Surpass
Algoma Steel
Aluminium
•
common
pfd
Corp Ltd
Asbestos Corp
Bank
Class
■n
Bell
I
I
Power
&
5 % %
Bronze
27
International
Nickel
5,065
Feb
44% July
International
Paper
31%
32%
10,981
31% July
38% May
International
Utilities
23
700
Feb
21
May
23
July
47%
795:.
45
Jan
49
Jun
44%
245
40
Feb
45
July
% July
July
53%
55Va
41
41%
42 V,
752
31'A
29 7/8
311/4
3,771
390
50 V2
Jan
33
Jan
25V4 Mar
23 y4
23V4
231/4
2,175
20% Mar
10
64%
64%
651/4
3,903
59Vb
10
73%
73%
74
329
66 7/8
1,073
54%
Jan
preferred
Paper
!
British
Traction
American
Light
Bank
&
Power
Note
British
American
Columbia
4%%
5%
preferred
5 % %
34%
Jan
Mitchell
(Robt)
55
Jun
Molson
Breweries
46
Mar
50 %
July
Class
45
50
Mar
54
July
8
7%
8
1,035
71/4
Jan
4.80
4.80
5VB
5,567
3.80
Jan
55
55
26
31'A
8,708
9
'
5%
May
52
Jan
55
Apr
29%
Jan
36
Apr
Columbia
Telephone
class
Chemical
Building
42
May
44%
Jan
47% May
50%
A
Ltd
6%
pfd
53%
245
52
Jan
53 %
July
13%
14%
550
11%
Jun
33%
32%
33%
3,938
14% July
39 Vb Apr
51
49%
51
40
al0%
alO alO%
46
32% July
Mar
45
51%
Feb
8%
600
9%
Jan
11 %
37
37%
7%
8%
10
Products.
i)
Canada
37%
1,125
33%
Jan
37% July
27%
common
Iron
4%%
Sugar
Foundries
'I.
Breweries
Alumin
Canadian
Bronze
Celanese
9% July
Jan
j
Canadian
1 *
Class
Fairbanks
class
21% July
21 %
18%
Jan
10
75
Jan
82%
65
Jan
76
59
330
39%
Jan
60
13
20
200
12
Mar
Feb
Feb
July
Jan
21
21%
Feb
30% July
34
34%
200
32
Jan
6%:
16%
450
6
Jun
8%
8%
8%
5%
5%
5%
9
Jun
400
7%
Apr
2,650
4%
Jan
10
2.00
35
7%
July
Feb
2.00
2.00
200
11
11
11%
11,050
1.65
Jan
11% May
9 %
3.25 Mar"
64%
64%
65%
3,069
Jun
69%
•
16%
16
16%
985
14
Jan
•
16% July
12
12
12%
410
10%
Jan
14%
37
Jan
40
Feb
Jun
50
Canadian
Hi
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
Vickers
»iii
.if'
Coghlin
Ltd
ivj
Corbys
Credit
Cork
Corp Ltd
Seal
Zellerbach
Coal
Dominion
I
class
7%
Hi
|*
f «r
preferred
'
if "
''
'
Stores
16
13%
413
12%
Jun
H
'
Dominion
Textile
Coal
200
3.00
Jan
4.50 May
12%
335
8%
Jan
13 % July
24%
28 % May
,24% May
24%
Bros
25'%
6,423
20 Vb
Jan
22'% a22 %
125
19%
Jan
al7% al7%
75
16
Jan
11%
Jan
a
18%
19%
105% 105%
1,250
Jan
108
60
Jan
72
20%
20%
21
3,675
106% 106 %
30
39%
18%
40%
19
May
103% May
5,010
31%
Jan
ir>%
Jan
18%
9,400
3.10
305
18
18
100
58%
59%
19%
3.00
60
1,120
Electrolux
Famous
(•
Players
Ford
Foundation Co
Motor
I'.f-.
Fraser
I
French
Mm
Cos
Frosst &
2.60
Co
Apr
15%
Jan
45 %
Jan
General
Steel
'
Great
Lakes
15 Vb
12%
12%
13
1,050
10%
Jan
74%
76
1,435
63%
Feb
78
18%
July
18%
19%
25,328
14%
Jan
20 Vb
July
13%
13%
4,148
10
Jan
14 %
22
22%
1,875
17%
Jan
Jan
Apr
25
25
1,107
750
45
19%
6
Mar
27%
37
27%
25
35%
36%
Jan
19%
9%
Jan
14
86
86
100
69%
Jan
88
Jun
11%
11 '/a
11%
1,920
10
Jan
14
22%
22%
22%
May
2,306
21
Apr
25
Feb
1
1%
•
•
&
) *
$2.00
['»f
common
20%
20%
20%
255
15 %
37
37%
1,157
36%
103
103
103
6
36
36
36
125
32%
Jun
44%
46%
46%
114
42%
Jan
48
8%
8%
May
8%
100
7%
Jan
12
19
18%
6,510
16 %
May
joo
3.80
Paper
common
Bay
•
Bay Co
•
;
I
Investment class
'
•
it*
A
•
preferred
25
preferred
Jun
Jan
23%
Jan
Apr
39%
Feb
Jan
103%
Jun
Jan
footnotes,
/ti
,A
991
Jan
13%
Apr
3,291
40
Feb
50
Jun
17%
17
17%
1,939
15%
Jan
18%
Jun
55%
11%
24%
54%
55%
1,005
47
Jan
al41
1
137
Feb
19%
20
345
11%
11%
55% July
141
Jun
Apr
21
Feb
10%
Jan
13%
22%
Jun
27
28 % May
33
17%
1,400
24%
24%
22,525
30%
30%
80
Apr
Mar
Jan
55%
54%
55%
1,680
50
Jan
58% Mar
48
47
49
8,063
40%
Jan
50 %
47
47
100
45
Jan
7
7%
3,295
6
Jan
40
Jun
7%
46
46
50
*
35%
35%
36%
413
•
43%
43V4
46%
2,318
26
26
21
Jun
46
47
July
9% Mar
55% Mar
35 % July
40%
36%
Jan
47% July
425
17
Jan
27
July
21
900
20%
Feb
21%
Jun
17%
V)
Rolland
15
Ltd
17%
1,200
16 %
Apr
18%
Feb
12%
Jun
(James):
„*
10
11%
5%
5%
5%
*
B
10
•
common
Paper class A
Class
21
*
common-
(Canada)
8%
8%
9
*
Rothmans
of
Pall
Mall
Royalite Oil
Co Ltd
St
Cement
St
Lawrence
12
10
70%-
Feb
200
35
'
77%"
July
*
1,245
12
75%
10
1,600
4 175-
al5
al5
10
"4 60
Jari
%•:
7% Mar
12
7% Mar
9% May
12
Apr
Apr
10%
Apr
15% July
1
Feb
'77% Mar
11% May
'
4,454
72
♦
9%...
9%
950
6.00
Jan
*
common
Lawrence
Corp
class
A
al3
al3
25
10%
Jan
18%
Jan
24% Mar
11
Jan
21
*
23%
23%
23%
620
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common
*
Shawinigan Water & Power common.*
17%
17%
18
1,275
common
A
Series
B
15,488
24% July
29%
80
26% July
32
41%
42%
795
40
Jun
43%
50
48
48%
275
45
Mar
pfd 100
126
126
10
120
Jan
50
of Canada 1%
♦
common
(H)
&
Sons
5%
pfd
6%
7
7
4,750
48 %
130
Jan
6
Anr
Mar
Jun
July
May
7% May
100
Southam
6%
preferred
95
95
15
83
May
291/8
29
29%
2,770
28
Jan
34% Mar
16
16%
475
16
July
18% Mar
21
Jan
10
Co
*
Standard Structural
Co of
95
*
Simpsons
Steel
41%
Jun
May
25%
26%
pfd
4%%
pfd
Sicard Inc
13%
25
4%
Sherwin Williams
Simon
25
*
Series
%
26%
Class A
Steel
33
*
33
32
2,450
95
July
33
July
8%
8%
8%
200
8 %
Jan
10% Mar
71%
70%
72%
5,440
67%
Jan
80
May
—1
27
28%
1,970
19%
Jan
32
Jan
100
102
102
20
100%
Feb
Canada
'
Steinbergs class A
5%%
preferred
Texaco Canada Ltd..
Toronto-Dominion
Traders
Trans
Finance
103% July
Canada
*
Pipeline
63%
295
59
Jan
68 % May
641%
63 »/4
64%
2.200
58
Feb
65
Jun
*
A
61%
10
Bank
class
53%
53
53%
2 080
55
Jun
20%
21
1 605
52% July
19% Jan
1.65
1.65
*
Oils
*
Steel
Corp
24% Mar
6%
13%
„
14
215
2.0^5
150
.
1.65
July
5% Mar
13
Jan
38 Ve
Jan
3.15 Mar
8%
Jan
14% Mar
51
51%
3.00
3.00
500
2.45 Mar
17%
18
1,575
17'% July
20% May
19
20
1,105
19
July
22
38%
A
70
39
1,050
35
Jan
a45
a45
10
•
(Canada) Ltd
class
17%
20
Knapp
(Geo)
Classl
Worts—
&
200
6%
—_•
Gooderham
&
Weston
__
*
Ltd
3
1
*
new
B
Zellers
Ltd
4%%.
common
.50c
preferred
Canadian
Shown
Stock
Are
Expressed
53% July
3.90
Apr
May
375
11%
Jan
21
Jun
9
230
3.25
Jan
11
Jun
14
700
13%
Jan
19
May
14
Feb
22 %
May
Jan
12Vb
Apr
Jan
11%
Apr
Apr
al8
50
5,275
7.60
927
7.40
3.45
3.50
1,750
48%
50
730
a41 % a41 %
30
55%
24%
18%
55
23%
55c
3.10 May
35
Apr
50
July
39%
Jun
42
Jan
2,790
45
Jan
24%
57% May
2.066
76c
23% July
39,543
55%
Ajax
Minerals
Ltd
Ltd
Shares
Anglo-Amer
Molybdenite
& Paper Mills Ltd
Development Co Ltd—
Arno
Mines
Atlas
Telefilms Ltd
Telephone
July
18%
6,285
24
24Vb
380
a22
10
IV2C
9.000
2c
6,000
%c July
1 %c July
91,635
2.56
2.77
*
—
41%
41%
90
8%
8%
9
3,508
a3c
a3c
65c
32c
--
*
66c
1
Co
30c
5
*
Exploration
Augustus
Avalon
Ltd
16c
2,000
l%c
2.77
42,878
31c
%c
—
Mining——1
Pulp
Anglo-Nfld
Feb
32c
5
—
•
Since Jan. 1
Low
30c
—
1
Range
High
25c29%c
29%c
—
Anglo-Can
Mar
Dollars
of Prices
Low
—•
Ltd
46 %
for Week
Rights
Mines
42
Sales
Range
1
Consolidated
5.00
29
1.25
Jun
Talc
Baker
Bateman
Bellechasse
Elue
Ltd-
Bay
Oil
Bluewater
Bonnyville
Bornite
Copper
Mines
Burnt
Hill
40c
—1
24%c
warrants—
2.10
37
July
July
July
High
29 %c
54c
July
J
,.n
3c
July
3c
Jun
2.77
July
May
44%
Jan
6%
Jan
9%
Jun
310
3c
Jan
•5c
70c
16,625
45c
Jan
81c
Jun
35c
6,630
31c
Feb
49c
May
Feb
8 %
8%
900
7 %
Jan
8%
7.20
7.25
400
4.95
Jan
8.80
10c
11c
2,003
9c
May
15c
May
7c
8c
32,500
oc
Jan
15c
Mar
45c
2,000
35c
Mar
50c
Mar
24%c 25%c
7,500
17c
Feb
35c
May
200
70c
Mar
3 00
Jun
—
Corp
Tungsten
1.85
Jun
Corp Ltd
Mines
Ltd
16c
500
13c
July
33c
15c
16c
4,200
10c
Jun
19c
9c
1
16c
16c
1
—1
Smelt
40c
1.85
Apr
16c
Refining Corp
&
7c
1
—
Inc
Ltd
Min
—
Ltd
Gas
&
Bouzan
7.20
1
Mining
Raceway
Oil &
Brunswick
Co
Mining Corp Ltd—■
Bonnets
1
1
Mining
Placer
Beauce
8%c
9%c
10,000
2%c
Apr
12c
Jun
52c
52c
1,500
45c
Jan
68c
May
—
1
3.95
3.95
4.25
495
1
10c
10c
11c
12,525
—*
17%
17%
17%
1,900
a6%
a6%
75
12 %
12 Vs
1.00
1.00
1,000
97c
1.40
1.50
10,100
80c
Feb
a6%
a6%
15
5
Jan
95c
95c
2,000
76c
May
2.50
6c
Jan
Mar
5.60
Mar
Jan
Jun
15c
May
20
Mar
Jun
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
18
a22
—
55c
Canadian
Week's
Last
Par
Alscope
44% July
Exchange
in
Friday
STOCKS
10%
Jan
21V*
Jun
23
Apr
24 Vb
July
Canadian
Collieries
&
Resources
Common
19%
Jun
21%
21%
Jun
21%
Canadian
1°5
Dredge
19%
Jan
42%
21 %
July
Canadian
Homestead
44%
4,878
37%
Jan
14%
Canadian
Kodiak
15%
46% May
4.68%
4,335
6
12"%
Jan
6
16%
Jun
6%
Canadian
Power
440
5%
Jan
6% Mar
Canadian
Silica
&
Dock
Co
Oils
&
Ltd
Ltd
Refineries
Paper Inv Ltd
Corp
Ltd—
—
*
—
10c
Ltd
14
Jan
Ltd—
3
14%
42
10 Vb
al41
19%
100
21 %,
•
see page
13%
49%
1.1
44%
20
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
6%
preferred
Jun
12%
50
Gas
common_5
$1.25 preferred
Imperial
Oil
Ltd
July
21Vb July
19
8.30
25
b
■
4.60
9
9.20
60c
$1.40
For
19
al8
50
Mining
n'
H 1
Jan
13%
9.00
50
6 % %
'til*
100
8.15
Pitfield
Rights
Imperial
3.25
8.15
preferred
Hudson's
1,000
9.00
9 v
i. i
(A
May
20
—
13%
class A
Smith
Hudson
> /l >
pfd
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd cl A
Int
17%
49V4
;
Ameranium
3.75
•
100
May
3.80
—
11\»
5%
Jun
17%
300
Class B
Howard
>
Transport
Jun
627
1
Holt, Renfrew
Home
40
al4
—
Oil
Jan
18%
•
common
Jan
13
27% July
21%
18%
—
Home
Apr
432
al3 %
10
Paper
Farms
25
18%
•
E)
14%
49%
Sale Price
common
74
♦
common
July
al3%
Warrants
If# *
Ltd
8% May
l
preferred
15% Mar
Jan
Jun
•
common
13% May
58
22% July
50 % May
25
Corp
Feb
Jun
July
7%
Wares
300
Jun
74%
Handy Andy Co
Hardee
)'
Roe
Webb
75 % Mar
f.
11V
Co
preferred
Walker
15
a50
Motors
General
«'<A.
1961
July
Jan
7
Dynamics—
•lii
15%
43
•
Telephone
May
60 Vb July
May
a50
preferred
!"F*
'
18
66
23%
Canada
(Chas
15
27% May
Feb
Mar
3.35
13%
5
Ltd
5
•
Warrants
21
483
a50
j.
of
1,350
28%
Feb
41
581
72
*
6%
preferred
Quebec Power
Quebec
Viau
195
24%
Canadian
14%
70
1
Canada
Quebec Natural
Triad
72
•
Co
Gatineau Power
5%
'
of
&
Provincial
July
*
l
Petroleum
General
J.t
Bros
41
14%
•
Corp
•-r-.
N»
t%*
Price
July
72
•
•'H.
?• *
106 %
14%
A
Com
Fleetwood
'*•
Apr
July
21% Apr
14%
common
Match
14 y4
Jan
24%
787
14%
21% July
10% Feb
8% July
1,155
42%
*
Tubes
Prices
Eddy
27
42%
*
common
Corp
United
40
3%
class
Jun
101
72
•
Ltd
of Canada
21%
10
70
•
common
24%
Apr
150
72
•
Freres
18
_•
common
Brewery
J.'
'
Apr
a3.80
12%
'"mV
:
15%
a3.80
12%
'f
'iH
May
k3.80
•
Chemical
&
&
1,015
100
common—
Petroleums
Penmans
Sogemines
13%
•
com
Ltd
Tar
Pont
24
10
Steel
Dupuis
Jan
*
Steel
&
Dominion
Du
Jan
25
common
Dominion
Dow
7%
605
•
6%
Glass
Donohue
2,146
19
2
Dominion
:t*
11
18
100
preferred
■
10%
18
•
Corsets
Dominion
l'V
A
pfd
Dominion Foundries
'V
10%
26% May
117/b Apr
•
Bridge
Dominion
r
32 %
Jan
•
Seagrams
Dominion
Jan
21%
*
Co
International
Distillers
23%
7,524
•
Franco-Canadian
&
hf
lift
2,402
24
•
Foncier
Crown
Crush
32 %
23%
•
Credit
fjli
h'
29%
24
*
Smelting
A
iitjt
Crown
Feb
_»
&
Glass
Coronation
Jun
31%
*
Mining
class
490
Apr
10
preferred
Enterprises
Consumers
■
38%
12
•
(B J)
Combined
Consolidated
37%
63%
Feb
25
common
Railway
Cockshutt Farm
>»♦!
37%
10
•
Pacific
1,025
May
7% May
International Power
<
Pacific
Page-Hersey
July
Industries
Canadian Oil Companies
8%
27%
26%
110% May
8% Jun
Jun
Apr
*
;
Products
Co
17%
34
Steel
Robertson
Apr
200
11
•
lh!
Feb
7 Vb
20
*
common
preferred
13 %
Canadian
♦«
1%
Feb
Canadian
"i!
Ogilvie Flour Mills
Ontario
10
3,565
11
1
100
Feb
May
May
♦
:
Light & Power
230
20%
1
iHt
Corp
Canada
'.(p
;V
Scotia
Reitman's
30%
»
Preferred
15
Jun
Mar
Hydrocarbons
i
Nova
Car
common
Mines Ltd
July
Imperial Bk of Commerce_10
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National Steel
25
29
11
com
20
Jan
8V4
*
Chemical
13
Canadian
i
Drug &
50% July
11%
A_50c
common
Jan
26%
5
Jan
Canadian
•
18 Vb
10 %
125
27
44
Jan
Jun
17%
300
42%
May
41% July
31
26%
*
*
18% May
4,413
*»i
''Ml
■>
A
35
Jan
15%
76
8%
21%
*
class
Royal Bank of Canada
Husky
106%
8%
40
43%
105
49%
20%
6%
Warrants
<
A
Ltd
Locomotive
National
July
48
10
B
Canadian
Jan
16
20%
■
*
Morse
Mar
()}29%
'i v."
...
31
Jan
„
July
125
11%
*
«r;:
■.
29
29
79
13
49%
•
Ltd
Co
-us
Jun
74%
20
•
25 '
-
25% July
25% Jan
30%
56
•
common
Jan
79
19%
56
common.T^-_
Chemical
i
1,275
23%
74%
•
series
Canadian
fit
20
79
common
Canadian
$1.75
1,655
19%
common
British
i
21%
•
Electronics
Canadian
l?..v
231
12.50
Aviation
Canadian
Hi'
1,857
29
10
preferred
Canadian
v
26%
21
100
common
preferred
Malting common
Canada Steamship common
5 %
25%
28%
21
•
Canada
I-
990
28%
20
Dominion
29%
25%
preferred.
&
Canada
I'l
common
Cement
$1.30
Canada
1
class
B
Montreal
Power
Calgary Power
6,155
-
Jun
May
Jun
r
,r
380
Jun
50 V2
Jun
52%
13%
25
Power
35
41%
35% May
49
-k
May
*
Columbia
Products
35
38%
;
Preferred
25
35
41 V4
21%
common
S)
835
47% Mar
•
Forest
Brockville
t
;
Stores
(J
54
50
Columbia
Bruck Mills Ltd
I;
preferred-;
Metropolitan
Mitchell
•
preferred
British
British
1
5% %
Jun
Feb
50%
20
•
*
common—
48% July
54
a44
560
105
65
42%
49%
49%
11
8%
Jan
50
a44
11
106%
May
49%
12
11
*
25
50
8% May
26*% Mar
1,835
—100
Jan
38V4
25
BO
78
73
12
Noranda
preferred
Jan
70%
19%
12,925
30%
60%
70%
11
28
31*A
Jan
19%
54%
'
Jan
40 Va
19%
28
'
Jun
33%
15
11 VB
53%
— —
30%
2,450
*
Apr
53%
*
2,649
44
Massey-Ferguson
Jan
•
British
t
if
Lower St Lawrence Power
July
a47
*
common
84
32%
74%
Electric—
'>
r
Co
Oil
British
r
!
Ltd
.
Jun
16% July
43
43%
Jan
41
•
13'/j May
57% Jan
Jan
181
£1
Service
(John)
18
7,269
10
preferred
Jan
100
84
5
Montreal Trust
Brazilian
,
Public
6%
15
75
16%
82
I
a47
5
Lines
Jun
Jan
31 Ve
7.60
Corp
July
48
54% July
6 Va May
16%
84
1,720
1,175
—
al7% al7%.
64 %
5
7,757
1,073
18,883
421/4
I
200
40
47%
50
5%
17%
47
50
preferred
5%
39
61%
».
Jan
16%
41%
*
July
52 %
39
60%
63
33
60
•
com
Pipe
Iroquois Glass Ltd
Ltd
54
25
Interprovincial
Jamaica
Jan
54
High
Jan
45
*
com
Canada
preferred
Labatt
43
50
16%
41%
,
44
2,680
47%
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd •
Maritime Tel & Tel__
.10
•
•
55
31% July
$2
64
47%
16
Powders
of
61%
63%
23% July
67% Jun
10
25
5%
International
Jan
.25
B
Bowater
11% July
19V4
321%
22
(Canada)
preferred
Jun
100
2,212
Paper class A
Cement
4,016
8
Low
*
(John)
22
31%
Telephone
Bowater Corp
Inland
Jun
Jan. 1
Range Since
High
50
Hi/4
30%
Scotia
Shares
50
43%
31%
Banque Canadian National
Banque Provinciale
Inglis
25
44%
•
pfd.
of Prices
Low
•
common
preferred
preferred
$2.75
43% July
46%
V
Acceptance Corp
$2.25
22%
—50
Montreal-
Bathurst
Apr
23% Mar
Indus
22
"T
_•
5%%
of- Nova
36%
50
common.
Selburn
399
High
50
pfd.
Atlas Steels Ltd.
of
3,553
9%
Jan. 1
42%
32%
25
.
Argus
411/4
23%
——
43%
•
Ltd
Range Since
Low
23%
'
9%
•
Co of Canada 4%
preferred
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%%
$2.90 preferred
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
High
40 VB
,-
•
4% %
Bank
41%
25
Shoe
Aluminum
Bailey
Low
•
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Monday, July 24, 1961
.
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Abitibi Power
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
Friday
STOCKS
.
(Range for Week Ended July 21)
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
.
•—*
*
*
—
-
1.50
—
—
125
6%
Feb
11% May
Feb
8% May
16
Feb
1.35
Apr
1.70
Jun
7
1.10
Jun
Jun
.
Volume
194
Number
6075
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(351)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
STOCKS
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
Sale Price
Par
l
Feb
6c
July
Geco
35c
1.60
2c
35c
106,300
13c
Mar
35c
July
Giant
1.60
1,900
35c
*
14,944
1.50
Canorama
40c
Carbee
Mines
1
Ltd
*
Chemalloy
1
Chess
13%
Chibougamau Copper Corp
Chipman Lake Mines Ltdl
'
Cleveland Copper Corp
Consolidated Div Standard
Vauze
2'Ac
3'Ac
5,000
14c
13c 14'Ac
1
Mines
Ltd
'
'.Warrants
Dominion
Feb
85c
Apr
1.40
1.40
100
4c
July
5'AC
Apr
Jan
5c
Jan
Mar
99c
Apr
:
85c
'•
1,000
3'Ac
99c
•
4c
5,900
75c
P'
1.10
1.000
20c
23c
24,800
16%
17
2,220
40c
40c
100
40c
• •< •
:\
43c
45c
12'A
12'A
700
v
1.50 Mar
5.25
5.25
24'A
23
24'A
* 39c
38C'
40c"
22,450
55c
64c
13,900
22
22
325
4c
4c
1,500
9c
11c
Apr
12.500
120
14%
Kirkland
Loblaw
Minerals
Corp
64c
Co Ltd *
51c
Class
Power
&
Fab
Metal
Mines
Ltd
1
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fleet
Mfg Ltd
Fundy Bay Copper
City Petroleums
Moore Corp Ltd
Murray
Mining
New
Hosco
Quebec
Mines
Futurity
Oils
Oil
Gaspe
62%
60
:
Ltd
Uranium
Industries
Ltd
Steep
Antonio
1.15
Rock
Gui-Por Uranium Mines
Jan
Traders'
Hendershot Paper Por
Fin
62%
13'Ac
Cor
41%
42
355
30 %
Jan
42%
42%
43%
525
33
Jan
cl A.2.50
22%
22%
22%
311
20%
22%
22%
22%
100
20%
17c
17c
3,000
17c
57%
58%
2,325
44%
85c
500
52c
Mar
57c
Mar
1
L:
*
—
58%
1
,
United
Amusement
Oils
38'A
Jan
63% July
United
46c
Jan
71c
Jan
8'Ac Mar
of
Westcoast
3c
1,289
Mar
20c
20c
4,200
16c
Jan
27c
85c
1
Chemicals
International
Iso
Mines
Israel
Can
Ceramic
5'Ac
3.000
3'Ac
Jan
6'Ac
30c
30c
35c
8,000
Jun
48c
16'Ac
17c
16,000
Iron
Labrador
Mining
Ltd
5c
500
6'Ac
Co
2'Ac
2'Ac
2'Ac
20,000
2'Ac Jan
b3c
80c
l,3u0
102
102
20
1.90
1.90
600
77c
Jun
102
1.20
Feb
Acceptance
102
Corp
class
2.00
8'Ac
Feb
15c
Jan
60c
60c
1,000
46c
Jan
72c
Mar
14c
lbO
lie
3.75
4.25
leu
7vaC
1,951
3.75
14c
July
5.75
July
Jun
8
8'A
600
23%
250
17%
Jan
25
Mar
13%
13%
125
12'A
Feb
14'A
Jun
Lindside
A
Copper Mining Co Ltd
class
of Canada
A
1
1
Ltd
2,000
345
19%
Jun
20
May
535
19%
Jun
20
82c
82c
1,000
53c
Feb
alO'A alO'A
May
July
25
—
__
'
1
Mines
3c
2c
*
Ltd
6 % Mar
8'A July
Ltd
Melchers
Mines
Distilleries
Ltd
Ltd
4,500
3c
Jan
4c
Feb
22
6,200
21c
Jun
50c
Jan
Pleasant
Royal
Mussens
Native
New
Canada
12 %
60c
Lake
West
Amulet
1
North
1st
Jun
12'A
,
Jun
13
450
13,471
50c
July
65c
3,300
47c
Jan
12c
Jun
11
17c
17c
700
1.43
3,400
52c
54c
60c
6,000
32c
7
7%
432
alO
all
•
8c
8c
1
5c
5c
1
__
•
57c
*
7
Pwr Co Ltd—10
Mines
50
,
7c
64
65
3c
4%c
11,375
2c
31c
106,500
13c
Jan
1
4c
1,125
4c
4,500
36c
39c
9,000
*
a34
a34
20
51
51
200
1*
com
preferred
46
39c
Jun
11'A
Jun
13c
Opemisca
Explorers
Copper
Partridge
Canadian
Ltd
1.69
1.69
5,000
1.36
Feb
1.75 May
4.60
4.75
1,600
3.20
Jan
7.90
7.85
7.95
825
6.95
Jan
4,80 July
9.80 Mar
100
92
__
Jan
class
12%
13'A
19%
19%
2,642
13
13
Pennbec
Pitt
>.
Gold
100
*
*
;
Ltd
Mines
Abacus
Power
Corp
4%%
of
May
Gas
Surpass
Agnew
Alba
1.20
500
2,071
14
Jun
17%
Apr
1,548
13%
Jun
16%
Apr
Range
11,500
3c
10c
11c
9,500
10c
9c
500
8c
2C
7c
Jan
Mar
Feb
8c
Feb
5.40
Ragland
Red
Nickel
Crest
July
4%%
Roberval
Ruby
Mining
Oil
8.60 May
Anacon
Jan
Anchor
20c
Apr
Anglo
10'Ac
Jun
Anglo
Foo's
Enterprises
Lawrence
Saucon
8,000
36,500
a45
a44
a45
125
42
Apr
45
9%
250
7
Feb
10%
Apr
18c
18c
3,700
16c
Feb
28c
2.80
2.80
2.80
1,300
3%c
3%c
3%c
1,000
2'Ac
Jan
3'Ac May
2c
Arjon
2c
1,000
2c
Feb
3'Ac
Asamera
10c lO'/aC
2,500
7c
Jan
22c
May
Ash
48c
July
Associated
1
41c
Siscoe
Oils
Mines
Dufault
Canada
Spartan
Air
Tache
Lake
Tazin
Tib
Petroleum
Trans-Canada
Principal
Vanguard
Wendell
Canadian
Central-Del
Consolidated
Ford
For
Apr
Develop
Feb
Nickel
2.00
25c
July
Jan
Jan
3'Ac May
15c
2.50
65c
class
Hardware
Atlas
3,431
55c
550
1.65
.1.70
26,500
14%
14%
545
9c
.
9c
3,000
10
1.50
1.80
Ruffner
Feb
6.50 July
Aumaque
Jan
2.68
Aunor
7
Jan
41c
Jan
5.25
1 .'5
.'an
12% May
8c
118
Jan
Jan
71c
Feb
Apr
8% Mar
80c
1.70
15'A
of
Feb
5%%
July
15% May
Jan
20% May
16%
Jan
56
56
160
52'/a
Feb
19% May
57'/a Jan
6.35
7.50
1,842
4.00
43%
42%
44
5,045
108
July
Feb
8.50
Jun
32%
Feb
44 %
July
33c
33c
33c
2,550
1.80
'
1.78
1.81
7,950
32%
31%
32%
18,342
16c
Jun
45c
May
23
1.65
Jan
2.15 Mar
31% July
38% May
23
290
21
785
45% Mar
July
47% July
17c
17,500
15c
Apr
22c
Apr
8c
8%c
6,526
6c
Feb
12c
Apr
8c
8c
7,900
6%c
Jan
14 %c
Apr
2.75
54c
23
47%
16c
8c
23
46%
2.75
400
1.95
Jan
53c
57c
20,766
Feb
37c
2.75 July
Feb
84c
Jun
4.05
Apr
2.75
2.75
700
5%c
5%c
5.500
52%
52%
100
7.60
7.60
3,020
7.50
4,500
5,999
12c
Feb
22c
Jun
7%c
Feb
36c
Jan
2.50
Feb
5%c July
51% Jan
12c
Jan
54
Jun
May
8.75
65c
2,800
15c
Feb
85c
May
Bank
of
5c
5c
5,500
5c
Jun
8c
Feb
Bank
of
6c
6c
500
5c
6 %c
.
2,500
5c
11,100
5c
Jan
5.75
6.00
1,500
1.20
1.20
500
10
13%
13%
405
Jan
8'Ac May
Barymin
9'Ac May
8'Ac Jan
Baska
16'Ac Mar
1
6c
13%
Jun
6c
8,500
.CO
48%
409
6c
48%
6%c
18,600
6c
Jan
2c
3c
29,800
2c
July
2c
2c
1,000
2c
Jun
6c.
00
6c
30
1
1
2'Ac
—
.
Jun
Apr
9'Ac Mar
Jan
48% July
Bata
4.20
30'A
4.05
*
5.90
*
I_»
*
*
42
71c
Jan
1,968
32%
Jan
1.12 May
44% July
52'A July
51
75
6c
6C
37c
1,000
1,000
*
13
13
210
48
Jan
8c
Apr
28c
Jan
9c
Jan
52c
May
13
9% May
July
11%
11%
11%
350
Jun
13%
44c
42c
46c
35,588
17c
Feb
49c
May
16c
6,400
9c
May
18c
July
9%
Apr
1.22
1.12
1.22
6,250
1.07
31 %
30%
31%
11,635
21%
Jan
33% July
7%c
9c
11,500
7c
Jan
13c
1.60
Jan
Feb
Mar
3.15 July
*
2.75
3.00
500
2.60
Jun
3.50
7.00
7.25
4,925
4.90
Jan
8.85 Mar
6%c
5,500
6%c
17%c May
Jan
5c
Feb
8c
Jan
Bell
4.20
200
3.10
Jan
8,675
24%
Jan
34% May
300
Jan
10% May
4.05
4.15
1,100
5.80
6.05
5,975
15
23
Mar
Apr
Jan
25
23 %
23
23 %
1.64
1.64
1.67
3,700
75c
Jan
1
36c
36c
40c
4,000
34o
Mar
*
1
13 %c
12c 13 %c
25,833
10c
Feb
!
10
64%
64'/a
4,586
59%
Jan
67%
Jun
10
73%
73%
74
1,768
•6%
Jan
74%
Apr
1
Mines
Scotia
1.62
1.55
1.62
17,400
1.42 May
2.12
Jan
45c
___
Ltd
•
Corp 5%
preferred
—
Bowaters
Mersey
Bralorne
Pioneer
Apr
48%
17%
17'A
17%
7,405
16
Jan
20
May
155
155
155
1
133
Jan
165
Jun
Jun
Brazilian
Traction
Preferred
Feb
pfd
common
common
Jun
May
14c
Jan
50c
May
14'/2c May
16'/a c
Feb
8%c Apr
48% July
22c
51c
17c
38,957
25
500
21
Jan
26
20%
110
19%
Jun
25% May
50c
53c
13,825
45c
Feb
70c
17,942
47% Mar
7c
Jan
53%
54%
1.10
1.10
1.18
5,083
58c
Jan
lie
9c
11c
33,566
9c
July
5c
5%c
18,200
72c
74c
8,626
8c
8c
8c
20,500
6c
6c
6%c
25,600
8%c
8%C
9c
8,000
52c
52c
56c
17,650
50
49%
50 %
53%
53%
7%
7%
50
1
1.70
52c
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25
7%
58c
Mar
8c
Jun
6c
July
Jun
May
Jun
1.74 May
14c
8%c
Jan
Jan
82c
May
15c
Mar
12c
Feb
Jan
12c
Jun
39c
Jan
69c
May
755
46%
Jan
160
50%
Jan
50'A July
53% July
760
7%
Feb
47%
Jan
52%
Jun
5.80 May
7.60
Jan
52%
52%
147
5.95
5.90
6.00
5,024
1
37c
37c
37c
600
•
4.90
4.85
5.00
15,247
*
5%
5%
5%
875
50
47
46%
47
55
50
4%c Jun
55%
May
3%c
1
5%%
Petroleums
Bridge & Tank
41%
53%
50
1
Paper
Apr
41
15c
3%c Jan
25% July
20%
—1
preferred
Bralsaman
16c
20%
1
*
Ltd
Jun
5,182
100
1
Uranium
5.00
46%
3,700
1
>
Mines
7.25
45'A
6c
47
1
Mines
Mines
Jun
45%
5c
Jan
Jan
July
25
Jan
May
7c
47
39c
1
Mines
5%%
8c
13,550
50c
Corp
Bidcop Mines Ltd—
Bowater
16,500
47
1
Corp
Copper
Bay
5,000
8c
8c
5'Ac
*
common
Mines
Yukon
46c
*
—1
Co
20% Mar
8c
•
Telephone
Bethlehem
8c
•
Mines
65%
860
7c
1
Mining
Mining
Bowater
7.25
*
Mar
8.35
1
50c
A
4c
24
Apr
4,500
Feb
Duquesne
Bibis
30%
4.05
50%
Jun
20c
2.65
Lumber
Bicroft Uran
30
5.10
42%
39%
Jan
6,500
Beaver
Apr
a27'A a27'A
lOc
88c
41
ADr
20
2,250
Petroleums
Jan
4.35
85c
41
1
Exploration
11c
8.35
5.70
85c
28
12c
Cons
Bordulac
4.20
2,500
3.00
Uranium
Bouzan
1
110
8c
37c
1
.
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
Black
1
35
6c
1
—
4'Ac
•
Ltd "A"—5
35
Products class B_
Metals
Base
Bevcon
1
•
•
Montreal
Feb
65
8c
—*
Mines
5'Ac July
5c
14c
7%c
6%c
Nova
Barnat
5%c
13 %c
8c
10c
Bankfield
50c
5'Ac
14c
1
preferred
Belcher
see page
Jan v..:,)
3.00
May
2.75
Jun
footnotes,
May
7.90
5%c
Oil
14'A
Ltd
104
1
10
B
Bankeno Mines
Class
common
305
109%
1
Banff
Jan
Canada
4.499
f
15c
Mines-
Mar
Jun
'
12%
2.00 Apr
34% May
:
Mines
125
1.60
Ltd
Co
class
Copper
14'Ac May
6.00
Ltd
11%
106% 106%
40c
;
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Jan
Oils
Jan
14
•
50
1
Mines
Gold
Fabric
Auto
1.00 Mar
!
Jan
765
1
—
Gold
3.75
Ltd
Jan
105%
Jun
July
,
Oil
1.50
uof24%
135
1,359
:
Coast
94c
41,950
*
Ltd
1.900
,
8c
..
Steels
Atlin
6.00
Co
A
Nickel
Arcadia
Atlantic
1
Mines
Apr
18
warrants
common—
Jan
Jan
!
Jun
1.30
32,794
1
a*
May
Jan
Line
Jan
2.50
Jan
50
Paper
Oil
Jun
9c
Ltd
5c
July
1.70
50c
109
3O.i-30%
Feb
May
1.05 July
3%c May
108'/a
1
Warrants—
31%
!
12%
27
•
&
—
Temple
1,445
Ltd
1.80
Jan
1
Corp common
preferredGold Mines
12,400
Products
1.75
Apr
56c
lc
.
Mines
61
Ltd
1,000
1
$2.50
15c
—
2,970
90c
17
Jan
Mar
4.50
18%
20c
Argus
58
Paper Corp Ltd
Co
May
11c
Wines
Gas
Motor
4.85
60
,
7,750
2.15
83c
1
Mines
Imperial
Arcadia
11c
;
4c
2.10
Jan
18%
lOo
Rouyn Mines
1
Ltd
Earth
Mines—.
—10
Corp
Corp__
Trunk
Rio
Anglo
Ansil
Ltd
Chibougamau
Delhi
8'/s
al20al23%
1.55
*
Chauteau-Gai
Consumer
1.70
14%
Stocks—
Gas
Campbell
May
Fund
Elec__
Mines
.
7%
55c
*
;
.
Alberta
Jan
18c
1
1
Properties
Mineral
Advocate
4c
•*>'
1
Ltd
Explorations
Unlisted
8%
1
Corp
Mining
Mining
Weedon
14.587
16,700
100-
Ventures Ltd
Virginia
500
1.69
58c
Corp
&
Beattie
Asbestos
United
Towns
1,100
55c
1
pfd
Ltd
Corp
United
United
2.55
6 50
-
*
Ltd——!
Mines
Exploration
Titan
4,000
1.56
1
I__
6%
Ltd—!,
Mines
8c
9%c
6.05
•
Ltd^
Mines
Feb
1.6O
——
Gold
July
2c
55c
—
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Services
Warrants
Standard
!.
48,869
1
Aumacho River Mines
A_.
Power
39c
1,000
6.50
,
South
Southern
41,250
2c
2.45
2.45
—1
Ltd
class
Feb
41c
8c
Metals
2
Sobey's Stores
2.00
39c
1
Ltd.
Mines
1
2c
2
Shop & Save (.1957) Ltd
Siscalta
100
98c
2.80
17%
25
50
Mines
Pete
Area
—
22%
94c
16c
Feb
Jan
9'A
<•
i
preferred
Larder
Canadian Pulp
Huronian—
14c
v
Columbian
22%
22% July
8%c
10c
18%
•
Controls
2%c
1
Ltd
Development-;
4%
Petroleums
2c
1
St
6c
July
12 %c
Ltd_l
.
12,600
Jan
4%c July
17%
10c
*
Rare
Lead
Ashdown
Warrants
Minerals-:
Co
Amurex
Anthes
Corp
4.30
11% July
106%
•
Leduc
9%
Ltd
4.10
19%
830
■
Jun
10
preferred
2c
1
Mines
22%
8
10
:
common
Ltd—
Aluminum
-
50
Mines
Gold
.
•
13 %C
Ltd
Ltd
15,485
Feb
7.10
Roxana
1
Smelting & Refining
11%
1,000
50
Aluminium
1
Quebec Labrador Development Co Itd_l <>'
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
1
Quebec
9%
11,200
——
—
15'Ac May
Jan
July
13 %c
100
Algoma Steel
Allied
52c
Jan
Jun
25 %
5c
109
•
'.
,
Alminex
39 %c May
Jun
8c
43 %
23% Mar
lie
30%
5
100
Preferred
May
6c
Feb
9c
2
•
Central
Amalgamated
12,500
Apr
50
22%
2.10
Trunk—
Warrants
6,218
23%
3'Ac
common
Class B preferred
Alberta Natural Gas
Algoma
41%
22%
warrants
A
Mar
11c
94c
High
80
4.15
i—
Jan. 1
36%
10c
4'Ac
—
Shoe
Range Since
Low
High
4,500
23%
—-
Class A preferred
Class
Shares
40%
—«.
Gas
for Week
of Prices
9c
22%
Voting trust
Alberta
Sales
10%
Mines
Distillers
51
4c
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration
Apr
Dollars
Week's
23%
25
Warrants
Jan
3c
Ltd_l
preferred
1.60
Exchange
Expressed In Canadian
Explorations
Alberta
47
925
1st
May
14"%
41
Oil
&
Amalgamated
9c
Mills
Apr
13
15%
9 %c
Advocate Mines Ltd
May
65
>-
Canada—
Steel
12 % May
1.10 Jan
Jun
1.20
Low
Ltd
Uranium
Acadia
32% May
6.85
cumulative
Premier
19% July
14%
Last
Atlantic Sugar common
Class A
Jan
6.75
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
15%
Jan
15%
__
Shown Are
Abitibi Power & Paper common
Preferred
Jun
8%c
10c
92%
Feb
15%
*
Pa
Jun
6.80
1
Feb
9
15%
14%
Co
STOCKS
4c
8'Ac
Mining
Corp.
Mining Co Ltd
87
1,805
19%
Friday
30c
1
Exploration
55
12%
•
B_„
Ltd—
25%
Mine's (Quebec) Ltd 1
Ltd
92
*
Toronto Stock
Analogue
Paudash Mines
11% May
4.70
trust
American
Opemiska
8% Mar
Jan
9c
1
May
23c
—
Jun
9'A May
Feb
31c
Ltd
Ltd
68c
Mar
4'Ac
-
May
1.55
.Tan
4%c
J|| 1,500
Jun
24c
10'A Mar
750
50
Co
July
1.10 May
Mar
5'^
1
Ltd
i
Metals
Quebec Power
Jan
1.22
Jan
_1
Mines
Ltd..
Ltd
American Rare
Northern
11
1.40,
,
Ltd
Uranium
Nocana .Mines
i>0
Jun
July
'
Ltd
Light &
Jack
1
13
62 c
Ltd
New
39
60c
50c
62c
Formaque Mines Ltd
Newfoundland
24c
Feb
12'A
•
1
Ltd
New
Feb
27
♦
Mines
Dairies
Minerals
9'Ac
640
•
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Corp of Canada Ltd,—
Mount
90,475
.
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—
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Mount
...
16c
35'A
,
34%
Ltd
.
Molybdenite
lie
35%
*
common
6%
preferred,
Mercury Chipman______
Merrill Island Mining Corp
11c
5
82c
>
lf-
common
Prices
Acme
3c
21
1
Mclntyre-Porcupine
1.10 May
1
4%% pfd
Pipe Line Co
Oil
Canada
Agnico Mines Ltd
Massval
Jun
20
Acadia
23%
Inc
1.05
74c
.
Jan
5
(Alfred)
Apr
Apr
19%
1
Ltd
Ltd
Transmission
Voting
Feb
Feb
& Exulora'n Co Ltd_l
Labrador Mining
Lambert
Lithium Corp
1.05
2,000
1
Jun
60
Jan
74c
May
9C
1
Jun
21c
19%
4'Ac May
8'Ac
Ltd
23
Jan
1
Oil
23%
19%
—
•
Jun
1
Corp
Jan
Jan
July
20
Ltd
Jan
5c
16'Ac July
3'Ac Jan
24c
5c
1
.
43% July
45% May
Jun
*
Ltd
Continental
Jubilee
Ltd
Jan
May
19%
Sale Prioe
Inland
Apr
85c
Aprs
4'Ac
30c
1
July
20
Ltd
Jun
500
1
pfd
41%
*
55c
14'A Mar
20
Mines
Gas
*
Ltd 5%
35,000
1950 pfd
Mines
Iron
Mountain
1,000
♦
Copper Mining Corp
Hastings Mining Development—
13%
56c
1
Ltd
Union
69c
Metals Ltd 1
Haitian
8%
Jun
55c
Ltd
Mines
May
9c
3J/2C
5'Ac
;
.
&
Jan
9
July
Feb
69c
1
Golden Age Mines Ltd__
Goldfields Mining Corp—
Jan
6
Gold Mines Ltd
San
3'Ac
*
Ventures
9'A
Ltd
Russell
*
Ltd
100
325
2,750
*
5%
Radiore
July
24'A
o
Jun
8.65 May
27 %
7%
preferred
Sherritt-Gordon
Feb
147
Jan
9.60
Ltd
Corp
Telephone
1951
1
——
Mines
lie
*
3c
Jan
7.35 Mar
19
7
-
_1
23% July
14'A Jan
9.50
Ltd:—
Paper Co
Mill
Trans
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
129
100
12%
High
Feb
9.60 Mar
5,300
12%
9.50
2.50
40c
Jun
8.60
26'A
*
1
B
-5.25 July'
July
19'A
18'A
50
8.60
26
2.50
Ltd
B
MacLaren
*
v
200
25%
—
5
Companies Ltd class A
Class
1,200
11%
146% 146'A
—
—1
Mines
Gold
24% Jul>
.
Apr
7'
Ltd_*
Can
22'A
11%
*
Kerr-Addison
July
12 »A
2 50 May
3,325
of
;;
Bay Oil & Gas Ltd
Douglas Ltd class A
Kelly
Jan
60c
>
9% May
Ltd
Jan. 1
Low
21%
—,
Range Since
High
May
19'A May
July
35c
1,900
*
*
29c
16% July
40c
& Rubber
Consol Gold Mines Ltd
Shares
Apr
July
1.62 May
Jun
Tire
Mines
22'A
1
for Week
ef Prices
Low
1
Ltd
Hudson's
5%
1
Engineering Works Ltd
& Lineleum
Feb
0
19c
Jan
5c
11c
!
■.
-12%
__—
Oilcloth
Jun
5c
500
1.40
16%
:•y ■
A
Dominion Explorers Ltd
Dominion Leaseholds Ltd
Dominion
3c
2,000
5.25
class
18'Ac May
2,400
1.10
1
Limitee
Jan
6c
23c
j •;.
Ltd
4'Ac
4c
95c
*
;
May
2'Ac May
6'Ac Feb
6,000
4.25
4c
4c
»
Ltd
j.-;
Jan
15'A May
Jan
6c
-
1
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•
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v-
1.94
4c
6c
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Petroleum
12'Ac
Apr
12% May
4c
*
A
Crain
Denault
8'Ac
3c
1
Dalfen's
325
1,500
Mines Ltd
(R
Hollinger
23,285
Copperstream
i
Gunnar
Jun
4c
1
i,
Apr
3.10
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
Ltd
3c
19c
3.00
Monpas Mines Ltd
1
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd-1
Crusade
Goodyear
Feb
Feb
3'Ac
Consolidated
•;
Apr
2c
6'Ac
13%
Ltd
Yellowknife Gold Mines
4,000
3.00
1
Sec
Mines
10,006
14
1
Ltd
Mining Corp
Consolidated
•
1
Minerals
1.60
17c
10c
1
1.45 Mar
10c
15c
1
Cartier Quebec Explorations Ltd
Cassiar
Asbestos Corp Ltd
Par
High
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
Low
Week's
Last
Jan. 1
Low
1
Explorations Ltd
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since
3'Ac
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd
Cantexas Royalty Co Ltd
Canuba Mines Ltd
(Range for Week Ended July 21)
Sales
Friday
39
30c
3.80
5
9'A May
Jan
50c
Jan
5.75 May
Apr
43% Jun
7%
49
Feb
Jan
Jun
40
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
stocks
Week's
Par
Britalta
Petroleums
British
American
British
Columbia
4%
5%
5%%
Brown
Class
Consolidated
Discovery
Dragon
77%
470
39% May
42% Mar
Consolidated
45
Consolidated
44%
45
428
42
May
92
93
290
90
Jan
49%
49%
50 y4
450
47
52%
52 %
53
325
13%
13%
class
14%
July
94% July
*
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
359
Power
*
33%
25
50%
32%
1
9,458
1,389
45
200
24
25%
7,848
1.14
6,200
78c
Feb
25c
5,000/
12c
Jan
2
1.90
1.75
1.90
1
12c
12c
12c
3c
4c
10,040
Jan
Consolidated
Mosher
13
183
12%
Jan
15
Apr
Consolidated
Negus Mines
100
4%
Apr
9
July
Consolidated
Nicholson
2.50
Mines
2.50
100
2.30
Jan
5.50
Jun
Consolidated
Northland
Mines—
2.30
Jan
5.80
25c
Mar
38c
Jan
37% July
16
Jun
22
12
12%
2,237
11
May
7%
73%
300
*
12
—
_1
Petroleum
8c
25c
Calgary & Edmonton
32 %c
iJ.
28 %
_100
'
■
*
Petroleum
34c
*
Southern
Oils
Southern
Petrol
15%
300
11%
Apr
25%
Jan
Canada
Wire
29
class
B
80
80
21
74
75
315
1.00
1.00
1.00
4%c
5c
60
60
60
1,140
49
Jan
61
59
59%
175
48%
Jan
71%
.
70%
1,300
88c
Feb
5,500
4%c July
2,288
59
125
40%
Jan
1.23
—
58%
—
1.84
Deer
Deldona
60
Feb
Delnite
May
Denison
I,000
4c
Jun
48
49%
4,357
43 %
Jan
11%
11%
705
8%
Jan
50% July
13% May
Distillers
11%
Dome
695
2.25
Jan
5.30
Dome
2.30
Jan
5.45 May
4.20
3.50
3.75
;
1.98
Feb
9% July
luc
265
21%
Feb
34%
35
555
31%
Feb
35
6%
6%
2.75
2.85
8,350
85c
84c
87c
23,100
63/4
634
634
13
I,885
"
6
2.00
69c
100
6%
14%
May
Ice
Machine
9
76c
81c
May
81c
3,700
71c
Jan
1.45
8,500
84c
Jan
5,129
4.00
Jun
5.00
4.05
4.05
4.15
4,193
3.95 Mar
12
12
12
200
Imperial
Industries
•.'
16%
'
■
Canadian
Malartic
Marconi
11% May
76c
5,180
48c
1.70
42,350
1.52
Jan
350
10%
Jan
12
8%
37%
Jan
55
Jan
40
2,050
6,120
18%
18 %
24
Canadian
1.07
3,140
67c
Jan
5%
53/4
9,707
—
64%
Tire
Jan
12
450
11
Jun
65 3/4
4.106
63
Jun
64%
93/a
9%
1,845
31c
9c
31c
5%
3.80
14
1,000
5%
—
529
31%
101
30c
Jan
3.75
69
Mar
Chemical
Textile
common
42c
Jan
Copper
&
Gold
Conduits
Key
For
7c
Mar
12c
Jan
22c 22 %c
Jan
5,800
16c
Mar
•31c
May
7%c
2,000
7%c May
12c
Jan
24c 25 %c
26,950
7%c
24 %c
23c
Jun
6%c
6c
6%c
2,225
6c
July
40c
38c
47c
11,500
38c
July
57c
30
38c
40c
23,026
27c
Mar
40c
1
9.60
9.25
9.65
11,355
59c
56c
60c
17,100
2.95
4,830
2.65 May
40%,
2.95
2.85
39%
39%
24
23 %
9.25
29 %c Mar
9%c
Jan
July
Jun
Jan
11% Mar
Jan
52c
93c
5,420
30%
24
2,580
19% Mar
Jun
Mar
3.75 Jan
bo "41
"July
27%
Jan
9.20
3,743
6.65
Jan
10
Feb
7,635
10%
Jan
25
63/4
7%
542
5 Vb
J an
3.35
525
2.30
Jan
v,
Jun
8% May
4.75 Mar
74
74
76
19
18 3/4
193/4
21
350
*
14
13%
14
Feb
78
14%
36,979
21
Feb
63
7,386
*
July
10 3/4
Jan
20% July
23% Jun
17 Vb Mar
10
5,985
Jan
4%C
5c
10%
10%
-
8c
9%c
6,200
8c
July'
4c
2,300
4c
Feb
July
500
4c
100
93/4
46C
14,100
5c
5%c
10,000
2.15
1.98
2.15
29,200
1
1.70
1.70
1.71
1,250
45%
46
145
Apr
4%c
1
July
40c
5c
Malartic
Sullivan
Mines
Mines
Investment
Mines
&
Trust
10
Developments Ltd
*
1.47
1.46
c
Apr
1.55
35
Jan
Jan
23,200
13c
8,000
9c
Jan
4%c
4%c
3,000
4c
Jun
10
Insurance
1.60
11c
1
Mining—
Life
1.59
Feb
1
Mines
Sol
110
110
29
17c
19c
8,513
l
common
July
14% July
6%c
Jan
20%
Jan
16 %c
May
7c
1.01
Jan
17c
99c
Jan
70
Jan
15c
Feb
6c
Feb
2.18
Jan
July
2.00 May
47
May
1.78 May
20c
8c
115
37c
May
Feb
July
May
13%
13%
14%
750
73/4 Mar
15%
10
15%
14%
15%
2,215
8% Mar
16% July
*
62%
60%
625/8
17,692
*
18%
18%
19%
20 5/8
249
1.77
1.65
1.78
6 %c
6 %c
,1
103
Motor Co
Fatima
l
Products
May
Ford
Jan
26% May
Ford
2,783
7%
Jan
12
Apr
Jan
63
Apr
Francoeur
1.04
Jun
Fraser
5c
Jan
French
25,000
85c
July
4%c
5,100
3c
Feb
1,285
43
37%
Jan
501%
275
39%
Jan
19
200
-14%
171/4
390
15 %
16
16
335
15%
9%c
91/2C
1,000
9c
36c
40c
9,916
36c
July
6c
6c
50
July
53 %
Frosst
Jan
..
"
Jan"
•'
24
'
.
•
Apr
18% Mar
Gaitwin
Apr
18% May
Gatineau Power
Jan
13c
Jan
5%
63c
Feb
5% %
9%c
Apr
Mar
30,130
28c
July
12c
Apr
May
28c
31c
57
107
41
Jan
9%
10
1,750
4
Jan
70c
11,100
89
853/4
89
538
65
Jan
89
Jun
157
157
160
95
130
Jan
165
Jun
11%
11
11%
2,115
10
4%c
4%c
3,700
22
22
3.75
3.75
*
10c
20%
20
1
4%c
*
:
10c
1
35%
100
A
103 %
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i_
preferred
6c
54%
*
class
Mining
1,000
May
1.98 May
9%
10
preferred
-
Jan
54%
20c
~t
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1.12
*
common
(Charles)
.
24
65c
Ltd
May
20
Jan
*
1
Petroleum
633/4 July
Jan
16%
5
:
Companies
Frobisher Ltd
-3,800
Jan
17%
v
«■
(U S)_
Canada
Mines
31c
V
Jun
*
:
common-
Foundation Co
of
373/4
845
19%
1
.1
18 %
1
Mining
Mining
May
99
:i
common_.
preferred
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.
23",
945
3.85
2,323
11c
1,955
4%c
4%c
35%
21,
3.25
5,000
37%
1,491
102 103%
40
109
—100
4c
5,230
20%:
45c
25
109
8c
•15%
4c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
46c
July
'75c
July
14% May
6c
25
4.70
Feb
Feb
Jun
17cFeb
Jan
23%
May
7c
35% July
Apr
69% May
110
39%
Jan
Ma
Fe
Jan
104
Ju
Jan
99%
107
109%
Ju
1,500
5c
Mar
1.05
1.00
1.05
173/4
Mar
5,700
91c
Jan
1.25 Mar
133/4
General
Bakeries
133/4
*
9%
9
9%
7%
10%
Ju
2,020
1,300
Jan
14%
12% Mar
15% May
General
Development
1
14%
14%
16%
2,200
10%
Feb
173/4
Ju
80c
General
Dynamics
1
34%
34%
200
31%
Jun
44%
46
47%
2,273
55c
55c
205
51c
24%
Geco
Mines
Ltd
1
50c
50c
600
5.90
5.80
6.05
19,002
1.00
95c
1.00
II,377
8c
8c
8%c
6,000
7c
Apr
1.20
1.22
3,200
78c
Jan
22
Jan
July
Genex
Mines
2%c
Jan
4c
Apr
Giant
Mascot
24 %c Mar
42c
Giant
Yellowknife
&
5.00
85c
Jan
Jan
7.20
May
Apr
General
Motors
1.23 May
Mar
General
Petroleum
18c
28
28%
100
3c
13c
3c
500
26c
29c
10,000
14c
21,500
13c
-
9c
Jan
1.50 May
28 %
Jan
15%c May
66c
66c
76c
11,500
44c
Jan
90c
45c
May
47c
12,690
43c
Feb
70c
6.10
Apr
6.30
900
*
!
1
Equipment
3.90
3.80
3.95
13%
133/4
1,200
16 %c
16 %c
20c
64,328
*
1
4,150
4.70
3.30 Mar
16 %
20c
4.90
12%
13
1,465
8%
23c
26c
7,166
20%c
«
National
3.90
Jan
13% July
31c
11
11%
520
11
Jan
158
158
77
151
80c
May
81c
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*
Bakeries
see page
*
42
63c
10,
12%
166
Jan
30c
20 %c
/
30c
1,020
24c
53,750
17c... Jan
10
582
1.00
21 %c Mar
18c
9%
Apr
Jan
1
4,300
Jan
July
5% Mar
10
*
July
Jan
2.50
Mines
4.15
Jan
Jan
12%
*
6.70
13c
4.60
1,355
Jan
12%
4.60
:
.
84c
-
•
-
May
Jan
May
Apr
May
30c
Jun
11%
Jun
*
7%'
Jan'
General
Products
General
__
28
'
Smelting
._
23
21%
23
*
4,345
24
Jul
May
25c
46c
3,000
1
Amphi Gold
21%
681
491/4
26 %c
Mines
footnotes,
8%C
40c
17,916
47
38c
22c
Manufacturing
25
;
_
Coniaurum
Con
6c
8c
42c
Fleet
18 3/a
»
Confederation Life
Consolidated
Mar
*
Jun
17 %
*
Combined Enterprises
Coniagas
3c
4c
1
Metals
Jan
1,714
4c
33
49%
Columbia Cellulose
Combined
973/4
4c
1
Mineral
1
!
Farm
85
106 106 3/s
Apr
10% May
108 3/4 Jun
3%c
*
Co
Jan
'
Cochenour Willans
Lake
Jan
1
Farwest
7.50 May
'
Mines
Coin
53/4
*
Wines
Cockshutt
1,175
1
23%
54
*
Mining
7%
19%
:
common
5,329
323/a
18 3/a
Mining.
Chibougamau Mining & Smelt
Chromium
-7
21
8.75
common
Mines
Industries
Fibre
17%
Mines
Gold
Jan
23.50
Jan
4c
Chib Kayrand Copper
Chimo
ls %
*
&
Jan
47%
1
Chesterville
Mai¬
300
14,625
1
Corp Ltd
Oil
Cheskirk Mines
6c
20
18%
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Tar
13c
97c
*
Gold
Gai
Jan
7%c
475
39c
85c
1
Porcupine
Cheateau
May
9%c
7c
20
13 %
-r —
Charter
42 %
12%
Apr
*
Quartz
Pat
19% May
Jan
7c
•
14"% July
Jan
8.95
common
Falconbridge Nickel
Famous Players Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Jun
9% May
54
1
Central
Jan
*
Jun
101 101%
20
Central
6.15
17
33%
20
*
Preferred
16% July
*
Rio
213
4,130
.
Steel & Coal
Apr
Jan
85c
*
Del
1,745
43
Feb
10% July
15% Jun
Corp
Exquisite Form
Apr
Jan
4.80 May
'
*
Athabaska
Central
173/4
42
May
18c
60
8c
293/8
1
.
133/s
17
42
Jan
42c
18%
common
Federal Grain class A
a
Ltd
13
173/4
12
Jan
July
13c
Jan
15c
11%
Mines
13%
10% May
27%c
Feb
2,866
24V4
ExDloration
3,100
Apr
7
II,142
10 3%
preferred
19.380
14c
Jan
1.63 May
18%
45
9c
233/4
com
2,065
30c
'
5,188
17c
24
Natural Gas
113/4
3.30
15c
10%
Vickers
11%
28 %C
13c
29c
Jan
*
Eureka
,
A
11%
Jan
15%
2.50
8c
10
Western
1.30
3,387
1
class
845
11% July
16 %
Common
Canadian
Canadian
Cassiar Asbestos
2,918
9
Corp
21.178
2,070
Empire
Apr
2,200
25
Corp
1.14
173/a
60
El
7% May
2.25
16
—
Jan
113/4
preferred
Thorium
4.40
1.35
11%
9%
♦
Canadian
1.08
173/a
Jun
May
10%
Eldrich
Feb
2.00
16%
Silica
80c
1.14
17%
8%
58
Elder
May
40c
10%
Railway—,—.
Canadian
20
113/4
—
*
;1
9%c
10%
Economic
Apr
24
1.00
1
Salt
28c
Feb
10%
East
20% May
Jan
11 %
100
Pacific
2.95
Jan
22c
31c
.
Jan
6c
59 3/4
East
Apr
Feb
100
3,075
5%
10
preferred
Petrofina
15%
24
25c
1.00
♦
Canadian
285
5%
Jan
24
*
Canadian
18%
85c
25c
J
1
common
12c
1,000
East
Apr
4.30
52
2.50
ICos
700
1,800
6c
Dynamic Petroleum
Jun
2.00
Oil
Jan
8
17c
6c
Jan
9
5%c
Northwest Mines
6"%
8
17c
*
Electrohome
Duvex Oils
1.22 May
Jan
52
Canadian
Jan
4.50
1.80
Canadian
Jun
4.10 May
*
Donalda
Feb
520
*
Inca
107%
Feb
*
Dover
2.04 May
11
53/sc
North
Apr
3.25
3.65
Feb
Magnesium
Duvan
2,480
5%c
Canadian
101 %
3.50
1
Bridge
Dominion
Jan
12
83/4
20c
Co
Jun
50
2,077
107% 107%
3.60
2
—
Preferred
July
16
Mines
Dominion
'
Gold
Canadian
13
1.62
1.65
50c
common
5.15
Jan
70c
_—■
*
Gas
9%
10 %
1
Bank
Industrial
107%
25c
;
Dominion
Jun
113/4
—*
Canadian
Feb
May
Foundry & Steel
1.75 Mar
4.30
1
Canadian
105
20
Dominion
May
1.15
A
10
3.20
Jun
Dominion
Apr
Jan,
4.05
10c
class
107% 107 %
2.30
Dominion
4.10 Mar
90c
*
Hydrocarbon
July
Jan
Warrants
7% Mar
Apr
Jan
Mar
1.45
2.10
Canadian
11 %c
16
1
Seagrams
Dominion
July
■
Warrants
Canadian
Mar
8,400
22,456
Feb
4.25
.
4c
2.90
17%
1
„
Mines
Dominion
30% July
34%
20c
Husky Oil
125,500
9c
2.52
1
Palmer Oils_
Dickenson
Apr
*
,
Devon
Feb
4.098
3
Crest
Mining-.
Petroleum
3,495
3.80
'
3.50
*
High
May
17 %
1
Mines
•-
Jan
7
14
B
May
lie
-
1
493/8
■
*
Canadian Homestead
9c
May
2.60
106
Mines
300
30 %
Securities "A"
May
1
7.735
1.80
Gen
May
57c
4lc
v
173/8
3%c
Mines
5c
2.75
preferred
12c
Jan
11 %c
11 %c
!_100
Mines
Gold
93/4
29
common
July
■7%
Pacific
1.85
100
Energy
Horn
Delhi
July
*
Products
Feb
7c
2bc
Feb
1
Brewis
5c
*
preferred
Gold
Feb
Apr
3.60
"14
■;
25c
5,300
5c
common
Daragon Mines
94%
14
Dock
8,900
33,500
39c
1
Explorers-^-
22c
29%
preferred
29c
5,000
1
9%
Warrants
Mines
Jun
*
& Oil
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A
Erin
90%
*
Petroleum
Ltd
preferred
1.75
1
Gas
A
Jan
_10
._.
Mines
Daering
Apr
10c
Food
Cusco
Decoursey
6%
Steel
Class
Mar
Jan
Mar
6c
7%c
May
85
Jan
July
iftmmon *''
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas
Canadian
57%
Mar
;
Dredge
Canadian
1.60 Mar
29c
2.40
16c
28c
10
■
International
May
Jun
2%c
*
Minerals
Nest
Jun
1.74 May
30c
Mar
11c
5,000
*
Crush
28%
1.51 Mar
6,366
50c
Crows
25
Devonian
Crowpat
Jan
8c
1
—
Mar
20
13,685
,
*
Ltd-
85
5c
Chemical
Canadian
Feb
L)
*
Delhi
2.85 May
1.80
8c
1
Trust
76% July
2.66
common
Apr
Feb
1
Mines
(R
Jun
10
-V—
Collieries
Jan
1.19
8c
6c
.
Jan
1,650
Petroleum—
63c
Jan
'
,\.
Chieftain
May
68c
Mar
_
63%
4,400
warrants
38c
4c
*
-
75
93
*
8,100
8,329
1,677
!
Mining.
Craigmont
60% May
70%
—
21%
Jan
11c
tot*"*
Drawn
Cariboo
Crown
18%
May
53c
1.04
6c
*
Mines
1
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Canadian
Cayzor
Crain
July
28% July
80
■
warrants
Canadian
Candore
July
29
2.70
Preferred
Captain
29
Feb
93
Canadian Curtis Wright
Can
Jan
21
20
*
preferred
4%"
Jan
21
75
11c
.
Warrants
5%
25 %
175
2.66
Canadian CannerS; class A
Canadian Celanese common—
Class
300
29
93
common
Courvan
29
1.105
55c
5c
*.
Cosmos Imperial
Coulee Lead Zinc
Jan
Mar
28 3/a
2.66
Breweries
British
Canadian
10% May
19%
Exploration
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby Distillery class A
Jun
29
'
100
Minerals
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
19%
1
Canadian
2nd
2.00
Feb
1
Lines
Astoria
Canadian
Mar
18%
1,420
warrants
Tungsten
Canadian
38c
May
29
10
Safeway Ltd preferred
Canadian
Copper-Man
26c
Jun
*
Copp Clark Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd
Feb
263/4
*
.
Canada
Canadian
Jun
103
25%
*
Canada
Canadian
30%
45
5c
A
Canada
Canadian
6,079
Conwest
28%
*
—
Canadian
293/a
8,480
Jan
35c
42c
7c
—100
Jan
Jan
Feb
39c
38,355
38c
*
preferred
Jun
23%
5.55
—
B
48c
Jan
14%
*
Lands
Class
Jan
Apr
9c
Jun
36c
100
13%
23%
Jan
Jun
18c
500
6C
:_1
-
—
23c
1.05
'
A
5,800
2,965
100
common
Permanent
$l3/4
Mines
West Petroleum
6,600
12,240
Warrants
B
Sannorm
35c
101
15c
3%c
„
,
1
1
Consumers Gas common
17%
25 3/4
10
preferred
Class
Mines
Jan
1.85
*
common
13c
8.75
_*
A
Regcourt
17%
35c
28c
22 %c May
2,214
3,000
'
6c
19c
1
Consolidated
May
1.83
20
common
A
7%c July
1
2.50
Poplar
Consolidated
Jan
8
8.10
;
*
J
•
34c
1
common—
9,120
——
1:
Mines
Consolidated
Jun
8.20
1
Preferred
8%C
38c
*
Mine
Gold
28
:
*
common—
Oil
Campbell Red Lake
Class
Consolidated Red
I.
18c
5c
19c
Jan
13%
Jan
Pershcourt
Quebec
101 % 1013/8
*
Chibougamau
Canadian
6c
Mar '
6 %
Consolidated
Consolidated
1.78 July
1.06 Mar
4c
Jun
Jan
8c
4%c July
Class
Mines
Exploration
29c
32
A
Morrison
8 3/a
755
class
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated
13
'
535
:
Ltd-.
8%
—"
19
Canada
Jun
23c
37%
Steamship
46c
1.05
18%
Canada
Jan
25c
37%
Canada
30c
1.06
Oils
17 %c
5c
Jan
Mar
243/4
18%
;;
class
„
20c
1
37%
B
3,300
Jun
1
Consolidated
*
;
_
Packers
40c
1
Consolidated Mogul
*
■
Building Products
Burlington
Class
40c
Apr
4.05
12%c
*
Feb
8,000
Canada
4,333
1
Mines
Mac
Jun
37,610
Oil
13c
1
L
Marbenor
48%
11% Max-
Jan
4%c
Canada
12 %c
*
Crest
52
Mar
9%
4c
Malting
1
-
11 %c
2.50 May
11,980
4c
4%%
23,985
2.65
1
Canada
2.60
2.35
Red
Foundries
2.50
2.50
Buffalo
Iron
2.52
*
9,548
Canada
1
49c
28,000
Foils
Feb
97c
5c
Class
5c
1.00
1.78
Canada
6,800
1
4.25
Cement
6c
Marcus Gold Ltd
1.40
Canada
5%c
Mic
3.70
Campbell
Jan
5%C
Consolidated
Consolidated
Jun
4%c
Camerina
6c
Halliwell
1.70
&
Feb
Consolidated
3.90
preferred
4c
1
4%c
5%
2,333
7
1
Calgary Power
May
4c
Golden Arrow
1
Calvert Gas
8c
4c
Consolidated Fenimore Iron__
Consolidated Gillies Lake—
1
Calalta
Jan
4c
Consolidated
Ankerite
Cadamet
3c
*
Flin
Oil
6,100
15%
32% July
51
93/4
28c
'.
.
13
*
Mining & Smelting
33%
High
5c
14% July
15% Jun
14% May
14% Apr
50
1
Dock
Low
3%c
Jun
Buffadison Gold
Dry
High
5c
Jun
Buffalo
Burrard
East
Low
■
*
1
55
Jan
9 5/a
10
Mines
A
12
54
15%
A
*
Burns
Mines
Gamma
55%
Apr
51% May
4,955
*
Lake
for Week
Consolidated
Packers
class
81
Jan
92
B
Brunswick
Jun
330
Chemicals
Mills
Callinan
42
Company
Bruck
Beta
81
Products—
Columbia Telephone
Reef
Bellekeno
Consolidated
41
„
Brockville
Broulan
Consolidated
80%
50
Columbia
Sales
Range
Par
Apr
Apr
36
41
50
Forest
B
British
3.05
Consolidated
50
Columbia
British
Jan
80%
preferred
Class
Jan
100
Columbia
British
2.00
29%
50
preferred
preferred
Week's
Last
High
200
15,113
100
4%%
British
Low
2.50
31%
Electric—
preferred
preferred
4%%
High
30 %
31
Monday, July 24, 1961
.
Friday
stocks
Range Since Jan. 1
2.50
*
preferred
4%%
Shares
Low
1
Oil
for Week
of Prices
.
(Range for Week Ended July 21)
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
.
Steel
&
Drill
Mfg
Wares
class
class
A
common
Preferred
Glacier
Glenn
Mines
Ltd
Jan
7c
8c
3,200
7c
62c
4,000
26c
Jan
48
61c
27
Ja
62c
Ma
16c
11
11%
16c
17c
2,050
Feb
19c
Jan
5c
4,200
3%c Mar
7c
May
470
10 3/4 Mar
12%
12%
12%
3,452
9% Mar
15 %c
143/4
24 %c
24c
25c
3,500
Jan
31c
17 %c
17c
19c
57,000
16c
Jun
24c
1
17c
17c
17c
11,079
16c
Mar
21c
*
148
144
148
560
121
Jan
144%
144% 144%
5
43
Jan
Gordon Mackay class A—;
Class
B
:
*
*
Mines
*
T
Paper new
Lakes Power
common——
1
6%
2.65
6%
8%
8%
25
13c
8%
13c
3,062
2.60
3.00
9,250
100
18 %c
5% July
6 % Mar
10c
]
09
Jan
Jan
Jan
14% May
50
common—
Ju
Ju
12 %c
1
Canada
Fe
12 % Ma
86
_1
——;
Fe
Ma
4%C
11%
*
Mining
Warrants
Jan
82
58c
Grandroy Mines
Great
7
80
7c
1
Mines
Great Lakes
1,300
84
60c
1
preferred
Granduc
200
9%
May
July
_1
Mines
Globe Envelopes class A
4c/o
27
9
84
9%
1
Mine
Goldray
Goodyear Tire
Jan
Feb
27
*
*
41
1
Ltd
Explorers
Goldale
47%
_100
Uranium
Goldfields
1%
A__50c
155
May
Jan
Jan
Feb
45% May
63/4 July
8%
20c
Jun
May-
4.10 May
_*
18%
18%
20
7,225
16%
Jun
*
36%
36%
36%
345
26%
Jan
39
Jun
12%
12
123/4
335
6.25
Jan
14%
Jun
21% July
Volume
194
Number
6075
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(353)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Great Northern Gas
$2.50
common
Low
l
preferred
1.90
$2.80 preferred
Plains
Great
West
Class
Great
50
warrants
Great
435
65c
Jan
41
July
2.50 Mar
Jan
50
Jun
3,200
Jan
2.95
8.65
Jan
14%
Apr
700
4.40
Jan
1.00
3.20
3.25
1.65
1.65
500
1.15
Apr
15%
16
1,329
11%
Jan
151/2
15%
1,520
11
5.25 Mar
Jan
5.40
300
1,180
2.95
125
171/a
17%
1,676
2.30
17%.
2.30
100
2.60 Jun
6.75 May
3.00 May
17% July
95c
Feb
3.05
Jun
52
50
1
5%c
51/2C
6c
9,500
4c
Jan
9c
Jun
_i
8.30
8.20
8.55
6,559
7.05
Jan
9.10
Jun
57%
2,136
30%
Jan
i
common
4c
1.75
1.99
625
1.45
Apr
131/2
14%
3,440
11%
Jan
*
Mines
57% July
137/a
1
11c
4c:
10c
11c
15,000
4c
July
6%c May
Jan
20
Jun
8,500
10c
July
15c
Jan
1
7c
5c
7c
4,040
Hasaga Gold Mines
4%c Mar
15c
l
13 %c
13c
May
15c
Head
4,600
11c
21c
l
71/2C
8c
5,500
6%c
Minerals
Lakes
of
Iron
Headway Red Lake
Heath
Gold
Hees
1
H)
26c
28c
17,600
1
&
Co_
Hendershot
Paper
Highland Bell
Hi
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
31/2C
3%c
1,000
26c
26c
795
26c
May
40c
15%
15%
May
105
105
105
53
9c
12c
28,750
8%c
lie
12c
200
10 %c
1
35c
34c
36c
32,650
33c
May
11
12%
36,281
11%
100
106
*
preferred
98c
Apr
1.03
1.03
1.03
5
l
2.40
2.25
2.40
25,330
*
11
11
11
22
10
Feb
13%
Consolidated
5
26
25%
26%
5,118
19
Jan
27% July
9.10
9.00
9.15
4,548
Gold
Home Oil Co Ltd—
1.85
1.03
Jan
July
2.40 July
Jun
6C
7,000
8.00
8.00
8.10
2,200
2.40
2.40
2.40
•
'
■
■
Class
A
Class B
8.30
8.00
8.35
3,640
7.25
20c
3.45
3.45
3.55
5,360
Lake
8,450
5%c
1.60
2,400
85c
34
35%
4,904
13 %c 15 %c
Smith Paper common
Consolidated
Gold
*
Hudson
Bay
*
55%
55
55%
64,046
*
13
121/a
13
6,033
20
40
Bay
Oil
Huron
Erie
Hydra
47
Exploration
common
47
100
2.35
1
Mining & Smelting
2.35
800
35
50
Jun
45
Mindamar
Apr
July
Jan
40
40
1,520
37
26c
1,402
24c
18
19
5,323
10%
Jan
Apr
9.10
57% May
14% Mar
40c
May
Investment
class
A
_*
$1.25 preferred
18%
20
2iy2
preferred
•
Industrial
21%
470
19%
Jan
117
75
89%
Jan
44%
42%
44%
11,476
37%
Jan
Apr
46% May
14%
14%
15%
10,010
12%
Jan
16%
Jun
6%
Feb
6%
61/4
61/2
1,613
Corp Ltd common—*
631/2
611/2
64
4,672
-Warrants
Inglis
37
(John)
&
Preferred
}i'ii)
'
Warrants
;
-
r.■
■■
17%
150
51/8
5%
2,475
•18%
Powders
com
Molybdenum
18
64 % July
Jan
39% July
4.00 Jan
15
7
Jan
4.15
18
17,200
Mines
1
11 %c
11 %c 12 %c
8,300
Jan
Apr
18%
Jun
1.50
1.65
2,125
95c
Jan
32c
35c
7,300
29c
Jan
49c
Apr
16% July
*
15
16
400
11%
7c
5c
7c
11,500
4c
Jan
84
82%
841/4
25,709
57%
Jan
5
Credits
43%
43
44%
2,085
45%
45%
48%
975
*
common
61/2
6%
6%
1,475
60c
75c
300
70
73
2,861
1.90
warrants
Pipe
Line
Steel
70%
5
PiDe
*
33%
9c
Jan
40%
Jun
84% July
49
Jan
Jun
50%
class
Mines
Jack
Waite
Mining
New
Jun
New
Calumet
Apr
7% May
New
1.00 May
60%
Jan
Goldvue
Jun
2.80
Jan
New
Jan1
Jun
New
Hosco
1.50
Jaye
Jellicoe
New
Kelore
72c
Jan
Mar
Joburke
Gold
Jockey Club Ltd
B
Feb
90c
May
Newlund
11c
23c
May
New
13c
2,490
6
Jan
9%
51/2C
51/2C
6c
8,800
5c
Apr
8c
8%c
81/2C
9c
3,050
7c
3.65
5,000
Feb
Mar
12c
Apr
May
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petrol
3.90
22,685
11%
50
9%
Jan
fl
11
111/8
225
8%
Jan
11% May
11% Jun
86c
1.05
11,200
31c
Jan
1.50 May
22c
22c
3,000
20c
Jan
9c
4,000
8c
Jan
30c
9,326
26c
Jan
9c
30c
l
28c
..
16c
Jupiter Oils
_l5c
Kelly Douglas class A
3.20
Kirkland
16c
1,000
3.05
3.25
1,400
2.50 Jan
15c
4.35 May
35c
24c
Apr
1.95
Jan
12%cMay
35c
Jan
3.80
Niagara
Nickel
Townsite
(John
Lake
Cement
Dufault
Lakeland
warrants—
Gas
Apr
May
Apr
Norgold
Norlartic
5% Jan
8%
Apr
5.40
Apr
North
8,610
20c
13% Jan
Mar
87c
May
8c
8c
1,000
7c
Apr
9%c
Jan
15c
*
15c
5,512
12c
Jan
19c
Apr
La
Shore
common
Luz
-Mines.
Lamaque
Gold
„'
10,400
3.15
3,095
41% July
34% Feb
Jan
Feb
3.00 Mar
Jan
1.85
62c
Jan
7c
2.45
3.10
Jun
Jun
2.95
2.85
91/2
10
700
3.15
3.30
1,810
2.55
2.65
1,000
1.90 July
2.30 Jun
3.50
3.70
2,596
3.20 Mar
8
May
Apr
11 %c Jan
3.15
Jun
July
10% July
"
llcll%c
5,500
8c
Jan
18c
Apr
15%
Jun
Northgate
North
Northern
Warrants
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
Northland
Norvalie
Nudulama
4.10
Obaska
Jan
Mines
Lake
17
17
17%
205
16
Jan
19
30
205
1.90
6,650
32%
545
42
*
43
1.40 May
4c
Feb
10% May
22
Jan
1.75 May
29%
Feb
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1.75
*
37c
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Z_
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Mines.ZZZZZ Z*
Feb
Okalta
Explorations
Cockshutt
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River
Madsen Red Lake
12%
24
2.20
33
Jun
May
Orenda
Magnet Consolidated
Majortrans
:
Mines
u
Pacific
50
32
329
45% Mar
4,060
8.05
18
1,635
8%
1.75
1.75
50
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.75 July
Jun
6c
1,700
5 %c
35c
39c
8,500
35c
July
July
22% July
19
July
1.75 July
footnotes,
5c
Jan
Apr
14c
Jan
38,500
49c
Feb
1.10
Jan
7%c
20,100
58,800
10 %c
5%c
7c
July
Jan
11c
May
Jan
30c
May
41c
25,157
18 %c
Jan
47c
41 %c
45c
15,600
36c
Jan
61c
May
Apr
4c
4c
3,100
3c
May
5c
Jan
5c
5%c
5,300
4c
Jan
4c
6,800
3c
May
May
8c
4c
13%
150
48c
51c
Nickel
2.01 May
1.19 May
13 %c May
5C
1,000
5c
Mar
9c
May
3.35 July
28c
Jan
Jan
74c
Jan
1.55 May
12c
Apr
20c
48%
50
6,989
Feb
50%
35c
35C
500
5%c
5%c
1,000
13c
13c
500
2.70
2.65
2.80
3,319
15c
13 %c
15c
9,700
—
—
6%c
Exploration
3,050
3c
Feb
1.04
5,200
95c
Jun
1.62
Jun
Pembina
Pipeline
16,237
15%
Jun
18
Mar
Penmans
1,280
60c
61c
680
96c
i
1.99
1.97
2.15
33,263
5c
Jan
l%c Mar
3.40
Jan
6%c May
3c
Jun
Peoples
Permo
Perron
-
2,850
40
35c
Credit
Gold
July
Jun
50c
Jan
3%c Jan
8c
July
13c
Apr
2.45
21 %c
Jan
20 %c May
7c
Mar
4%c Feb
5c
10c
July
1.50
Jan
3.25 May
May
8c
Jan
Jan
2.70 Mar
Jan
32c
1.10
1.50
9,912
64c
82,244
23c
25c
7,834
56C
64c
17,800
40c
Feb
53c
68c
6,850
21c
Jan
78c
Jan
30c
Apr
1.72 May
Apr
73c
Jun
20 %c Jan
34c
84c
May
May
84c
Mar
1.40
1.52
27,000
1.02
Jan
1.72
Apr
17%
17%
19%
3,950
13%
Jan '
20%
Jun
32
34
207
25%
Jan
34
10%
11%
16,136
5%
Jan
7.00
2,880
2.20
15c
21c
18,000
10 %c
7%c
8%C
16,750
lie
12C
4,000
5c
5c
1,000
4 %c
53c
56c
3,025
52c
8.20
7c
July
11% July
Jan
8.20
30c
Feb
Jun
10%c May
July
Jan
,
July
May
12c
May
16c
Jan
7c
Jan
66c
10
10
435
8% May
11%
10c
1,000
7c
May
12c
35c
35c
1,000
30c
Jan
52c
11c
Mar
Jan
May
May
13c
9,000
Feb
18c
35%
36
150
29
Jan
40
May
19%
21
305
17%
Apr
21
July
6.60
7.05
6,758
1.54
1.72
24,500
21c
22c
3,550
21c
Jan
28c
21%
23
2,130
8
Jan
24%
Jun
32c 32 %c
15,450
27c
Mar
37c
Apr
58c
May
5.25
1.50
Jan
Jan
1.78 May
&
2,200
Jan
85c
11%
11,680
9.90
Jan
13%
7.50
140
5.85
Jan
24%
25
7,589
31c
Jun
27
31c
500
28c
Feb,
40c
46c
55,500
32c
Jan
57c
80c
82c
17,757
72c
May
12c
9%c
Apr
1.05
Mar
Apr
Jun
Jan
17c
Jan
3.40
Jan
4.60
July
3.90
200
3.35
Jan
4.65
May
2.25
900
15c
10c
Jan
1,000
1,000
2.20
10c
6c
21C
4.60
3.90
Z
25,000
21c
4.45
Ltd
9c
May
9.30 May
41 %c
16c
3.400
8c
10c
1,999
8c
July
2.20 Apr
14c
Jun
14 %c May
24c
2.92
Mar
Jan
20c
Jan
15c
May
preferred
Mines
2
1
10 %c
5,700
9c
Feb
16c
Jun
8%
5,750
8%
Jan
13%
Apr
30%
50
29
Mar
33
Feb
25
125
15
Feb
25
46c
8%
10c 10 %c
25
1.2
8%
30%
common
common
Oil
84c
11%
22%
Apr
8.80 May
43c
Mines
Exploration
Gas
1.15 May
Mar
61c
common
1.97 July
17,100
6c
Consolidated Gold
Peerless
7c
2.21
Canada
17%
Jan
6c
2.10
Paymaster Consol
PCE
May
28c
82c
Amalgamated
of
98c
4,450
Drilling
Patino
Feb
10,700
24%
Paramaque Mines
Parker
40c
84c
Tubes
1.00
4%c
17,553
30,500
11%
Porcupine
Pardee
13% July
95c
,
20c
Feb
Jan
7.50
Hersey
Jan
10
20c
Warrants
Page
5c
1.10
20c
Feb
Feb
35 %c
32 %c
Ltd
Mar
lie
Mines
Petrol
8c
2.60 Mar
Lake
161/2
see page 42
2,633
7%c
23
Pamour
4c
2,860
6c
7c
14 %c 16 %c
May
12c
Pamoil
42c
10,500
Apr
Jun
7c
10
Palliser
65,600
2c
3c
20%
:
common
Jan
47,275
6c
14 %c
11%
Apr
11,300
5c
Mar
32
10c
92c
2c
8c
1.44
ZZZ
58c
8%c
51/2C
2,000
60c
Pacific Petroleums
860
49%
21%
Osisko
16%
*
Jan
Apr
8%c
21c
*
ZZ Zl
42c
28c
1.55
43%
5c
'
Jun
July
56c
Oshawa Wholesale
42i/2
20%
3V2C
26c
20c
64c
Ormsby Mines
33% July
3c
1,000
7,600
23c
Gold
Jan
78c
3c
8%c Jan
27c
21c
1.05
Opemiska Copper
Jun
1.60
1.04
5 %c Mar
Jan
6.70
Products
Pato
MacLeod
Feb
37c
3c
—ZZZ
& Debenture
Steel
43% July
45 % May
2,000
Jun
13
6%c Jun
20c
53c
Loan
Jan
15C
^
Mar
5c
Malartic
May
15c
2,100
27c
11c
Ontario
8c
IZ.ZZZZ.Z.l
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7c
18c
.
July
8c
Ontario
30
16,650
31,092
Mar
3c
1,500
—90c
30
3.35
6%C
34c
9c
10% July
10c
830
3.15
27c
6,000
2,300
20c
1.70 Jan
81c
3.35
11,200
Apr
90 j Jun
6c
Mar
3C
25c
Z
Z
6%c Jan
1.64
_
Macdonald Mines
common
Oils
1,584
1.72
200
4%c
13 %
-
May
77c
'
42%
51/2C
ZZZZZ.ZZ.ZZl
10%
3c
Jan;
Jan
2c
7%c
Metals
33%
49
15c
10%
10%
64
35c
Cement
Rare
411/2
171/2
49
211/4
525
7c
—-
Oka
33%
*
~ ~ Z
23%
125
4c
Jun
May
4.00 May
14c
O'Brien Gold Mines
32
1,370
87%
4c
28 %
83c
...
Ocean
1.82
13
87
Feb
1.35 Mar
1.08
Mines
Jun
23%
12%
27
__
:
Apr
32 Vs
8,800
19c
ZZZZZ
ZZ"
ZZ.Z
ZZZZZ
Ltd
May
30
150
2.67
2-25,
8.20
Oils
Mines—
4.50 May
3.00 Jan
73c
1,100
17%
1.08
ZZ"
Z
Warrants
67c
11%
17%
67c
50c
Mines
32
Mines
For
Canada
Jan
11
Jan
14% May
13%
Northern Ontario Natural Gas
Northern Quebec Power common
Northern Telephone
May
3,500
14%
6,100
28
8c
ZZZZZZ
37c
12,100
3,565
8%c
Jixa
27C
„
—
Northspan class A warrants
41c
Z
Long Point Gas
Lorado Uranium Mines
——
6%c
~
27% Mar
1.60
15%
8c
14c
4c
50c
Exploration
75
41/2C
4c
10%
ZZZ
Goldcrest
8,500
ZZZ.ZZZZZZ50
Mills
Pete
__
■
B
Rankin
130,475
*
(M) Ltd
London
Hosiery
12%
:
Jan
15
60c
30
20
ZZZ
2.25
May
34c
28
5%c
46C
*
warrants
—.
— »-
1.29
23 %c Mar
4c
Oils
59c
4c
60
lie
Ltd
30
1.51
Jan
Feb
*
Warrants
North Coldstream
Oleary
common
Preferred
Macassa
Oils
Canadian
55c
4c
44%
50c
July
Apr
1.10
J
42c
1.56
74
48%
57c
1
Jan
Mar
Z.Z
45c
1
Mines
Loeb
Macfie
17%
3.20
3.65
58
50c
:
3
Preferred
Little Long Lac Gold
Island
8%c
Jan
15 Ye Mar
48,430
_j.
1
Loblaw Groceterias A 1st
pfd
B 1st preferred
Loblaw Cos class A
Class B
ZZ
~~
Long
5,200
7c
10
Leitch Gold Mines
A
38c
2,712
75c
Feb
87c
Smelting
50c
Laura Secord Candy Shops..
Class
Jan
70c
4,450
7c
*
—
Levy Industries
300
44c
2.40
*
Mines
American
Gold
24
1.50
2.20
1
Langis Silver
Lencourt
17%
23%
2.25
1
Loan
Latin
4,753
42c
10
Mines
Lambton
41%
.1
Preferred
Lake
381/2
1.35
.
.-tj
41%
23%
July
July
July
13%
5c
Mines
Northcal
2.20 Jan
8c
10
9
61c
Feb
77c
40 %c
Norpax Nickel
8.75 Jun
46,694
Jun
80c
S__
Normetal Mining Corp
1,345
56c
43
12,368
Mines
1,850
_l
Lake >,Lingman
Gold
Lake Ontario Cement
&
&
Mines
7%
50c
27% May
6c
class
Norbeau
3.65
55c
Jan
Jan
12,400
_
9.60
1
...
115
25
41 Ye
63,993
Mines
7
_
1.
72
7c
Nor Acme Gold
9.40
_*
Mines.
72
Rouyn
Noranda
3.25
*
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lafarge
1,373
Nickel Rim Mines
7
1
Ltd
20,357
14%
9
28
59
Nipissing Mines
North
Labatt
75c
14
14 %c
M
Wire
9.50
1
,
9,200
67c
Mines
Mining
1
Kopan Developments Ltd
9%
74c
14%
Feb
Jan
Jan
29c
Mines
Senator
*
Minerals
253
Rouyn Merger
3.30
Kirkland
86
42%
24%
Apr
13 %
70c
Norsyncomaque Mining
-Warrants
Kerr-Addison Gold
27
42%
Apr
3.50
11%
*
:
27
42%
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd.
New
8%
1
Mines
1,122
May
-~~7c
Mar
95c
New
May
12c
10
Mines
27%
Newnorth Gold Mines
36
90c
preferred
26%
Apr
13%
Jan
8
Feb
3.65
5 %c
87c
Manitoba
26% Mar
7%
io
:
.
Quebec
Jonsmith
40c
Mar
7%
Warrants '
Joliet
Jan
58c
200
*
common
Preferred
Class
12 %c
22c
9,900
35
1
Mines
26%
4c
Jan
__
7,500
70c
35
1
:
25
——
2.70
Jan
1
Mines
3,957
9%
Jason Mines
22c 24 %c
35
.1
Lake
1,370
4%c
2.05
7c
New
62c
*
Explorations
Jefferson
12%
4c
9%
Mines
1.65 May
July
11 % Mar
12%
9%
Harricana
48%
Jan
45c
3%c Jan
Mines
1.60
100
2,000
12%
Z_ZZZ
Mines
65c
5,200
500
4c
Jan
2.50 May
24c
56%
Continental Oil of Canada
Petroleum
31%
60c
2.75
47c
Feb
23 %c
New Davies
7,893
1.70
2.70
July
89c
ZZZ.ZZZZZZZZ
ZZZZZ
IZZZ
ZZ ZZZZZ
Bidlamaque Gold
3,135
57c
Jan
16c
Apr
25
July
1.50
4c
*
Products
27,850
1.70
28c
8,513
15,066
2.70
_Z_ZZZ_
ZZZZZ"
.
47
57c
4,700
20c
Apr
36 %c
29c
ZZZZZZZZlO
Trust
1.15
1.70
30c
2.30
18c
25c
Alger Mines
Athona Mines
New
28c
2.05
preferred_Z_ZZZZZZ20
Mines
1.85
Jun
2.20
5
1.01
12
Jun
19 %
58%
common
Mines
Neon
Feb
,
27c
Z*
National Petroleum
National Steel
New
10
Jun
j
Grocers
45%
20c
Service
80
Ap9
8% July
21%
ZZZ.ZZl
Z Z_1
ZZZZZZZl
Preferred
47
35c
Public
13,400
25
Z*
New
Jacobus
29c
25
ZZZZ5
Drug & Chemical
1.85
1
Jamaica
110
27c
25
ZZ_*
Z_Z_ZZZ_1
Jan
77% May
11%
28c
*
Works
31c
5%
11%
«
*
Nama Creek Mines
1.05
1
Mines
Jun
Z*
,
16c
Jun
21%
ZZZ.ZZ40
25c
A
7%
1,650
A
Foods
1
Syndicate
Copper Mines
5,445
ZZ *
ZZZZZZ Z_Zl
ZZZZZZZZ*
Z *
class
1.20 May
Jan
8%
21%
Z
Corp
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
New
8c
8%
ZZZZZZ*
Minerals
Nello
Jun
21%
13.5o
Moore Corp common—
Mt Wright Iron—
Nealon
May
Metals
Trust
National
75c
Bldg
2.55 Mar
Apr
8%
*
Locomotive
National
2.50
70c
Jan
21%
ZZZZZ
Porcupine
National
Jan
Jan
20
Preferred
Montreal
1.60
17c
45 %c
29c
Containers
Montreal
Apr
ZZZ20
ZZZZ*
Monarch Fine
Multi
Jan
20,959
Molsons Brewery class A
Class B
Jun
7
Jan
16
Jun
35c
25
Interprovincial
Interprovincial
Jan
_*
Utilities
Interprovincial
Bay
580
Jan
43
_1
Preferred
Investors
181/4
119%
1.65
Bronze
International
171/2
5%
21% May
/•
••
Nickel
Iso
17%
5i/4
1
International
Iron
17%
1
,,.-i
..
International
Irish
2,030
1
International
1959
6
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I,.,
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<
Inspiration
V
5%
;—
:
.
2,465
5%
10
Inland Cement Co preferred
Inland Natural Gas common
n
381/2
•
Co—
Jun
211/2
23
Accept
21%
117
Imperial Life Assurance
10
Imperial Oil
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6%
Jan
36c
125,000
Ore Mines
Moneta
Imperial
Jun
67c
Brick
Modern
46% May
July
May
23c
61c
Mining Corp
Min
13c
6,000
2.05
Mining
Milton
2.85 May
Jan
Jan
50c
City Petroleums
Apr
4.95
Jan
2.30
25c
1
Jan
22c
5c
62c
_
Mill
39% July
12c
2.00
Midcon Oil
Jan
May
1.75 May
26% Mar
62c
Midwest Industries Gas
11c
3,125
50c
Grain
3.00
Feb
Jan
12,075
1
;
9.00 Mar
7c
Mining
Pacific
Jan
6%c
24c
Light & Power pfd
May
May
11c
7c
13 %c
23c
Preferred
110
Jun
6%C
23c
&
1.90
6c
2.02
Midland
5.90
1.55
35%
14% Mar
Jan
5%c Jan
6C
1.25
Apr
12%
11%
3.05 May
Howey
Hudsons
Jan
*
Home & Pitfield
Howard
7.60
200
1.24 May
46c
Jan
10% Jan
100
1.60
*
Exploration & Development_50c
Midrim
495
6c
1
Metro Stores common.
100
Drilling
104% 107 %
6c
ZZZZZZZZl
Z-ZZZZZ 1
Z*
Lake
Jan
Jan
Jan
_
Jan
Jan
9c
Jun
ZZZBoc
May
20c
5c
67c
McWatters Gold Mines
Medallion Petroleums
Mexican
Jun
13,000
32,050
Z
7c
May
5c
Z*
Jun
July
12 %c
93c
Mclntyre
Uranium
16%
105
Jan
5c
Maybrun Mines
Mayfair Oil & Gas
Merrill Island
Apr
Apr
87c
*
Red
12%
100
5c
1
Red
1,590
90c
Ltd
50c
Jan
Jan
5c
Apr
Maxwell
38c
July
25c
92c
Feb
24c
ZZZZZZZZZZZZ*
ZZl
5 % % preferred
Matachewan Consolidated
Lake
Meta
3%c July
May
3c
1,983
Mattagami
Mentor
1
High
6,000
common
9%c May
*
Tower
Hollinger
Jan
*
Mines
(Geo
26c
May
68c
30c
Jan
Harrison
13,200
3%c
Martin-McNeely Mines
McKenzie
Low
83c
28c
1
Mining Corp
McMarmac
1.99
Range Since Jan.
High
76c
3 %c
28c
"l
Maritime
Apr
Shares
100
Marigold Oils
Jan
for Week
15%
Mines
Jun
2.60
Sales
Range
*
Marboy
Jun
3.50
83c
ZZ*
Z_Zl
common
Preferred
Maralgo
Week's
of Prices
Low
1
Barvue
Maple Leaf Mills
1.85
11% Jan
i
Gold
Manitou
3.30
18% May
17% May
10
:
Malartic Gold Fields
Maneast Uranium
Apr
2,370
9c
Mines
Farms
Apr
51/4
5.15
Mines
Rock
450
50
2.95
*
Gunnar Mining
Gwillim Lake Gold
Hard
2.00
8%
50
2.35
*
i...
_
Freehold
Hardee
1.90
15%
Guaranty Trust
Hallnor
Jan
1.65
trust
Lead
Jan
38%
15%
Greening Wire
Greyhound Lines
Gulf
5%
120
11%
warrants
Gridoil
600
50
11%
3.25
Par
,
81/2
45
51/4
Saddlery
Winnipeg Gas
1956
High
2.30
A
West
Voting
Sale Price
11%
l
class
B
Greater
Low
Last
1
2.30
Develop
Coal
High
491/2
50
Warrants
Class B
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
81/4
50
(Range for Week Ended July 21)
Sales
Last
STOCKS
Week's
41
52c
5,920
41c
Jan
78c
Apr
May
10c 10%c
4.200
9c
May
13c
Jan
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(354)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Last
7
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Par
Oil
Peruvian
Petrol
Oil
Phillips
Pickle
Oil
1
Ltd
Co
Oil
6,550
42c
44c
2,700
Electric
14,501
40c
1
1.58
87c
6
55c
Mar
41c
24,100
34c
Jan
20%
21%
3,756
Jan
50c
50c
51c
19,360
14
30c
55c
500
31c
2.20
710
200
2.50
-
31c
55 %
2.60
1,400
13c
—.
15c
50
2.05
2.20
10c
15,200
———1
5.45
5.45
5.55
3,025
*
86c
82c
90c
17,400
1.99
1.92
2.05
24,403
1
3%c
3%c
4c
6,000
Canada
Trans
Producers
Gas
Purdex
Quebec
Ascot
Ltd
Ltd
Minerals
-1
-1
1
—1
1
Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec
Develop
Labrador
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Trans
Prairie
1
11c
1.89
3c
Jun
Jun
Jan
43c
Jan
24c May
6.35 Mar
1.39 Feb
7%
1,020
6%
7%
2.10
2.35
45
46
570
1
14c
13c
14c
8,242
*
8.75
8.60
8.85
1,770
5c
5c
5,300
Gold Mines
:
—
Petrol
1
—
ll%cMay
Jan
29c
May
4c Mar
5.35 July
14c
Apr
83c May
9% Mar
Jan
Feb
5% Jan
1.05 Feb
5,745
3,452
46
3.35 Mar
May
Rainville
Mines
1
Acceptance
2nd
;
of
Gas
Class
A
Class
Reichhold
Renabie
Rexpar
Rio
Chemical
Rix
Athabasca
Robinson
Roche
Rockwin
Rocky
Roe
Mill
Cotton
Petroleum Ltd—
Can Ltd common
Rolland
Paper
Rothmans
class
Royal
Bank
Royalite
Russell
74c
73c
77c
14,958
56c
Jan
99c
18c
16c
19c
23,050
16c
July
32c
Feb
1-61
1.61
200
14
9.50
29c
6 %c
Canada
common.
Lawrence
5%
St
Corp
Salada
Shiriff
Sapphire
Sarcee
Satellite
Selkirk
Shawinigan Water &
Class
Power
A
preferred
Class B preferred
Sheep Creek Gold
Sherritt
Standard
Slater
6
100
19,500
7%cJuly
82,942
ll%cMay
17c
2%
Ja
6% July
13%c Jan
n
4c
2,250
4c
5,096
4.55
21c Jan
7%c May
Jan
57/8
Jan
285
10,040
9.40
9.50
7
8% Apr
10%
2,532
10%
10%
2,282
9c
10,500
k
Preferred
25%
Apr
9% May
157/8
Apr
8c
Jun
Ventures
Jan
Ltd—
&
24 %c Jan
526
18%
Jan
15
99 %
Jun
70c
I,200
65c
Jan
89c
17
18%
11%
Jan
21% May
6.35
Jan
15
1.30
Feb
14,251
11
1.70
6,459
5c
7,000
64
66
11%
1.65
4%c
67
19,100
2,115
25% July
Stafford
Foods
97
4,333
69c
Jan
94c
18c
18c
562
17c
Jan
30c
3.85
1,400
4.60
4.60
78c
4.60
Walker
G
12%
3,406
25
25%
,...5,192
42
42
185
4.50
.
.
Waterous
&
Weedon
Mining
Starratt
Werner
Lake
Wespac
Steel
38c
25C
50
26,620
30%
42
40%
Jun
87c
Feb
3.25
24c
Mar
10%
Apr
%
1.40 May
.
Jan
1,525
Jun
Apr
49 % July
Jan
3,000
25c
Jan
14% May
Feb
Jun
11%
11%
-
Jan
West
Canadian
4.90
West
Westburne
34% Mar
Jan
1.70 July
8%
8%
9
850
7
Mar
18%
18%
32%
33%
1,125
21%
Jan
9c
IOC
7,500
§c
July
9%c
9%c
11,500
9c
Jan
175
18 % May
9
19%
34
13 %c
4.75
4.85
1,425
Jan
6%
14%
731
14
Jan
17 %
21
21
900
17%
Jun
22
35c
32c
38c
52,350
23c
July
1.17
1.08
1.17
1,060
25c
Jan
32 %C
34C
1,663
26c
Jan
JLn
4c
4%C
•
46%
45
46%
945
72%
707/a
72%
11,871
3%c
4c
4c
46c
9c
865
102
102
25
73%
73%
73%
89
50%
23
23
50
21% Jan
Preferred
21c
22c
1,500
7%c
8c
2,500
.1.10
1.55
16,063
15c
18c
24,210
16%
16%
1,050
Petroleum
common
Ordinary
Industries
25
25
65
3.25
3.55
3,700
•
•
•
Sylvanite Gold Mines
25
3.25
25
,s
_
35c
20
Jan
100 % May
Jan
20c
July
5c
Feb
1.10 July
11c
Jun
5c
Jan
9.80 Mar
32
Jun
103% July
76% May
23
May
34c
Jan
9%c
24c
Feb
Apr
23
26
4.00
Feb
Apr
3.50
3.50
200
3.25 Mar
3.80
Feb
14%
14
14%
550
13% May
16%
Feb
1.65
1.65
1.75
2,600
27c
27c
28c
II,600
1.60 Mar
22 %c
Apr
21%
Mines
1
Hughes Gold
—I—1
J
Mining.
Ltd
Petroleums
Silver
Dominion
•
Mines
class
preferred
_1
Bank
lo
A
•
,
9,520
1.19
1.25
11,600
11c
12c
5,620
60%
63%
697
67c
7,400
62c
62c
5%C
5%c
2.20 Mar
28 %c
57c
21%
Apr
49 %c Mar
1.60
Jun
1.19
July
Apr
11c
57%
Jan
48c
Feb
25%
Jan
70c
Jun
1.90
Jan
1.69 May
18c
69
1.08
Jan
May
Apr
5%
57c
29c
64%
52%
5%
825
4
May
700
5
Jan
10% July
6c
22,766
3c
Jan
7%c July
60c
9,600
43c
Jan
71c
'iu.OUO
2c
Feb
5c
Apr
31,000
7%c
Feb
24c
May
10%c
lie
6,422
10 %C
Jun
16c
Apr
1.00
1.06
1.10
17,573
88c
Jan
55c
55c
500
28C
Jan
20
28
28
50
24.% Jan
28
_1
3%c,
3%c
500
2 %C May
4Vac
7,050
41C
1
1.45
1.40
1.45
707
95c
Mar
*
10
10
10'A
I,025
32 %
32 %
54
1.18 Mar
75c
Jan
__
Breweries—
5
Copper
Class
$6
*
9%
Petroleum
11%
Jan
Feb
32% May
ut;
if.
...
•
25
1.10 Mar
3.25 May
95c
580
25c
Jan
1.50
9,820
80c
July
class
81c
80c
3.00
3.00
A
84c
3.00 '
/
3.00
18c
4,200
12c
Jan*
17%
18
6,364
20
200
17% July
20 %
May
22% May
•
19 %
5,040
19
100
97
97
97
10
90
10
9.90
10%
7,348
106%
106 %
107
35
100
^
1
-
;
1.45
1
,
Larder
Industries
Preferred
class
A
•
26% 4
warrants
80
May
107 % Mar
1.52
13,525
8,500
4%c
1,000
4%c Mar
6%c
Jan
10c
10c
3,714
9%cMar
13 %c
May
25%
26%
80
19%
81
70
77%
Apr
29% May
81% Jun
19%
2,175
15%
Jan
23
Jan-
11%
Jun
Jun
1.34
Jan
v.
1.15
Feb
6c
301
7.55
8.60.
1,195
1.00
1.00
1.03
2,615
10c.
10c
3%c 3%C
16,100
2.14 May
Jun
23
8.60
—
.
Jun
12
Jan
6%c
19%
r
Wright-Hargreaves
106
1.43
—
—5
98
May.
July
4%c
4%c
100
——
Woodward Stores Ltd class A—
July
9.90
6%c
__
_1
._—
19
Feb
May
17%
[
Jan
3.00
25c
*
-
May
99c
Feb
17c
50c
_1
A
Apr
2.50
1
;
class A
B
Class
Jan
Feb
1.70
2.50
—
*
Inlet
preferred
(J)
Jun
63c
Jan
32%
Mar
80c
preferred
Wood
Apr
4c
Warrants
Lead
Young
!
Zinc
&
Canuck
Yellorex
1.
Oil
Mines
,
3%c
_1
.
Bear
10c
_20c
Mines
12c
Jan
4.75
84c
.
9%c
Jan
59,000
2%c
Feb
7c
7c
II,500
3%c Mar
1
98c
9,666
40%c
39c
41c
17,900
1
1
93c
1
—
Mines
95c
4c
4c
4c
3,500
*
(H G) Mines.-;
Yukeno
Zenith
Electric
Zenmac Metal
Mines—
2.35
2.35
Jan
Jun
90c
18c
May
6c
,
Apr
July
7c
1.15
May
Jan
35c
Apr
68c
Jan
3%c
Jan
7c
May
_1
23c
2.40
2,630
2.00
Feb
2.60 May
16c
_1
Zulapa Mining
Toronto Stock
Prices
16c
3,500
16c
July
21c
Feb
22c
24c
9,112
21 %c
Jan
33c
Mar
Shown
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
Expressed in Canadian
Dollars
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
V*.
Par
'
.
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
*
41 %
41 %
Feb
44 %.
Jan
5
8%
8%
1,299
6%
Jan
9%
Jun
Asbestos
*
30
31 %
3,945
25%
Jan
Bulolo
Corp
Gold
Canada
&
Canadian
Dredging.
Dominion
General
Consolidated
31 %
5
6.20
J
.
60
Paper
*
6.20
6.25
21
21%
1,460
38%
39
278
45%
37
905
21
38%
L*
Sugar
Investments—
31 % July
Jan
5.95
Jan
6.85
16
Jan
29%
Jan
21% July
39
Jun
41
Apr
49% Jun
45%
47
4,889
V—
14c
14c
1,025
_*
72%
72%
72%
235
66
*
22
22
23
475
19 %
Jun
25 %
*
Dalhousie
Dominion
Glass
Dominion
Oilcloth Linoleum—
24
23 %
24%
7,710
19 %
Apr
24% July
77%
77 %
50
75
Jun
80
Jun
May
.
Oil
Dupont Co
common.:
common
.
Preferred
50
Gaspe Copper Mines
International
Loblaw
1
:
Paper
25 %
2.50
U
Inc
57c
85c
Minn
&
Ogilvie
class
,_1
—
16 %
26t
-
13%c
Feb
20c
Jun
75
May
Mar
Jun
1,105
17 %
Jan
29
32%
31
5,095
30
Jun
35% May
17
May
16 %
16 Vt
801
13
Apr
22%
22%
720 *
20
Jan
22%
Jun
33V4
33'A
33%
225
29
Apr
33%
Feb
——
55
55%
805
47
Jan
2.20
2.27
1,400
55% July
2.55 Feb
—
A—
Ontaria
Flour
Pend
Oreille
Price
•
2.10
Paper
2.50
common
Bros
Southwest
Third
L
Mines
1
.
2.20
L_
48%
47
49
1.50
1.50
7%
7%
7%
38
38
39
Petroleum
Canadian
Gen
Inv
Trust
_♦
7
._■»
Zellers
51c
15,100
33c
Jan
34c
78,250
24c
Mar
63%
64%
2,721
57%
Feb
52%
53%
28c
34c
FOOTNOTES
*
Jun
Apr
a
'
Jun
8,688
37%
Jan
55%
90
36%
Feb
44
Apr
1,320
7c
Jan
5.95 July
17
July
16
16%
4,695
2.50
Jan
Odd
lot
sale
d Deferred
in
Jun
40
5.50
FOR
e
t
(not
included
"
Cash
delivery
range).
ex-interest.
in
year's
2,675
2.20 July
40% Jan
,
50% July
500
*
-
1.40
Jan
100
6%
Jan
8
Jun
Jan
42
May
140
35
1.50
Jan
included
'
wd When
.
wi When
x
.
(not
included
in
year's range).
z
MARKETS
I
.
to
unlisted
trading privileges.
delivered,
issued.
Ex-dividend,
_
-
.
^ Ex-rights.
price.
sale
CANADIAN
Ex-liquidating dividend,
(Un) Admitted
'
sale- (not
year's
Selling
f Flat
r
OUT-OF-TOWN AND
No par value.
range).
July
65%
5.10
16
3.90
16c
47c
(Geo)
$4%
Apr
11 %c Mar
5% July
9%
39%
_4o
4.40
Jan
2.40 Mar
July
9%
warrants—
warrants
1.64
1.23
10c
Mines Ltd
1.60
60?a
i
i
Finance
7,049
•
Park
Torbrit
1957
•
•
Mines
Toronto
1956
625
65c
1
common
Thompson Lund mark.
Thompson Paper
;
5%
22%
62c
1.62
Temagami Mines
Canada
21%
62c
6%C
43%c
Maclaren
common
3.50 Mar
100
Apr
1.70 May
17%
Jan
7.05 May
53% July
1.12 Jan
45c
;.
14 % Mar
1.75 Mar
Jan
Jan
July
2c
May
28%
16%
57c
15c
1.25
—
Mines_
July
27%
•
5.90
38%
3c
Mar
27%
18C
Exploration ;
Superior Propane common
4,599
16c
Jan
80
6.90 Jan
1
Sunburst
7,929
10,413
65c
*
Jun
47 %
3%c July
1.10
Traders
Gas
1.55 May
52c
Jan
4,000
I
Mines
6.10
51%
61c
65c
1.85 May
Apr
Jan
July
13,190
20
5.05
50%:
Mar
1.30 Mar
Apr
67%
8.00
1
Tombill
6.00
51%
Mar
90c
Oil—
July
33
7.80
100
Warrants
20,100
7.90
1
Tidal
400
7
Feb
Jan
14%
3.75
Jan
July
Jan
21
Cons
Thorncliffe
1.45
Jun
July
22c
14%
Contact
Tiara
1.40
7
preferred
Canada
Weston
Yankee
Jan
Sullivan
Texaco
1.40
Apr
5
70c
1
Products
Western
Yale
1.12
Sudbury
Territory
9%C
200
Jun
93% July
28 %c Jan
1ST
Feb
12% Mar \
28%
Sturgeon River Gold
Teck
6,000
4,000
Petroleum
Westates
40c
5,666
*
Taurcanis
16c
*
&
1
Foods
Malartic
Jan
91,530
-1
Trusts
Tamblyn
15c
15c
Apr
July
July
1.70
_
Oil
Warrants
Westfair
47c
29%
1
Oil
Switson
Apr
6
Nickel
Surf
1.55
*
—
Preference
Supertest
91
73c
.
Windfall
-39%
30%c
2,684..
•
Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg class A
Sterling
2,030
g
Leaseholds
1.67
1
-
Canada
Steeloy
Stuart
935/8
STOCKS
Bros
of
931/3
70c
Petroleums—
Decalta
29
1
Nickel
Stedman
49
May
1
A
Apr
1
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Jun
*
Equipment
Winchester
•
:
30
*
Western
29%
•
Uranium
25,262
_1
Ref
Willroy Mines—
Wiltsey Coghlan
.24% July
-
•
Wire
49
1
Jan
•
Stanrock
453/,
;
W
Apr
•
Standard
49
70c
Mines-.
&
5.00
Feb
7%
-
1,000
4.85
38C
33%
&
Wasamac
4.80
Jun
4.20
500-
12%
t
4.75
3.70
1
Paving
50c
•
Products
Amulet
Western
May
76c
*
Ltd
Standard
5%c
Jan
550'
1
Western
May
7c
3.75
11%
Wainwright
Waite
A
Apr
1.85 May
4%c July
33 % Apr
76c
12%
•
Standard Radio
Jan
30c
1
class
Mines
Jan
1.65
3c
100
•
July
103
3.85
50c
Oils
July
1,700
50c
May
101
•
Mines
1.05
3%c
50c
—.
Mfg
Western
12
25%
_•
Viceroy
Violamac
11% May
Jan
8% Mar
8c July
24
20
Spooner
i.oo
3%c
*
Vespar Mines
Westeel
67c
1
;
*
common
Debentures
77% Mar
Feb
"101
1.27
Union Oils
1.00
8%
1.54 July
l
Exploration
Power
Warrants
48%
Southam
Southern
Feb
May
1.27
common
Apr
44c
1
Industries
5%
1.15
19%c Jan
48%
Ltd
1,298
32,941
Apr
July
52c
__
Cons
Venezuelan
Yellowknife
Mines
6%
1.53
14,000
•
Siscoe
6%
1.46
30c
50c
Simpsons Ltd
6%'
Jan
1.63
Jan
Jun
1.51
-1
Alloys
33c
Apr
14c
Mar
1.10
7
3.250
_50
A
167,275
15,750
1
class
13,100
52c
3.75
i
Mines
Dairies
1.23
35c
3.10
Jan
'
Silverwood
*
10c
2,000
1.18
7%c
'
Silver
10 %c 10V2C
49c
-
3.75
9
25
Mines—
10% July
3.00
6.05
1
Miller
58 % May
Apr
7%c
JL0%
42
Gordon
Silver
25
Feb
8.15
3.75
9.40
^
50
,
Jan
26%
7Vac
72%
common.*
*
20%
100
25,518
*
4%c Jun
_•
.'
Steel
Corp.
Upper Canada Mines
710
30
10%
1
5,703
•
A
United
Apr
30
1.20
_1
July
2.00
10 %
1
*
A- -A
6.10
Jan
30
_»
2,000
50o
class
II
Fortune
Oils
Reef
Jan
Jan
10%
7
i
22%c
Jan
5c
1
Arts
2,388
Knapp Canada Ltd
15%
1
Hldgs
Seven
24%
May
3.65
Webb
8%
11
I
24%
24%
>
*
__
21c
July
85c
13,350
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
14%
1.70
Metal
1.42
Jan
Mar
77%
1
Security Freehold
6.10
1.26
13c
7.40
5%
1
Petroleum
5.60
58% May
58% Jun
17c
10 % Mar
15c
76
Gold
Petroleums
72,500
55% May
4%cJuly
10c
—
Gold
River
18c:18 V2C
18c
Jan
52
7,500
15%C
17%
common
55
4,700
1
Horsey
150
15,814
5c
•
>
New
United
United
3,595
52
58 %
16c
100
common
—
United
19%
52
9.50
6
14%
_•
Antonio
19% May
2.40 July
5c
•
Jun
May
76%
Warrants
San
Sand
7%
1.35 May
4c
•
Gas
15%
19%
58 %
:<
__
5%c
8c
preferred. '
Maurice
13
1.18 May
1.90 Apr
7%c
Ryanor Mining
St
5,100
17%cMay
Apr
—10
T—
12
11% July
19% Jun
19%
30
1
Apr
July
Feb
Apr
*
Hill
lie
9%
9%
1
*
Keno
Feb
500;
725
6.10
Preferred
6%C
12
1
...
1,500
"■
Jun
7 12c
Feb
7% Apr
11%
29c
5%
•
common
Corp class B
——
Jan
11%
50
...
,
4%
11%
II150
1
500
40c
Feb
1,400
6 %c
2.82 Mar
Jan
7c
7.1
6%c
20 % May
11%
*
■
United
United
Jan
20 Vac
5c
—
16c
1.13
500
2.40
15c
10
Industries
6,450
7
Mar
15 % May
1.60 July
7,260
33c
7 %c
May
25
May
16%
9.00
—
7%c
A
14
2.30
__
2.40
•
Canada
1.70
28c
May
10%c Jan
80c
Jan
6% Jun
1
of
Oil
July
1,900
120
50c
Consol
Rowan
84c
Jan
■■■
6,000
Mall
Pall
of
45c
f>'
11c
1
(A V)
1.60
High,
57c
Jan
Feb.
0
11%
*
—J-
preferred
Vanadium
6%
1
Mines
100
<■
*
common
Canso voting trust
Vandoo
7%c Jan
May
1.00
•
Mines
'
Asbestos
Jan
5c
11c
1
Uran
17c
7%c
'
United
10
8.35 Jun
6%
1
—•
1
Minerals
Rupununi Mines
9
*
Union
Jan
1.00
1
Algom
Rio
30c
.
preferred
Mining Corp
18c
6%
2
Mines
1.62
II _11
B
Jun
1-00
1
Macdonald
9,079
/ 17c
I—1
!
preferred.;.—...
12c
524,200
13 %
12%
55
•
Mines
Realm Mining
Reeves
84c
719%
17c
Shawkey Mines
Union
Jun
•
•
1
i
Rapid Grip new common
Rayrock
71c
•
Ltd
Oil
Ranger
73c
9,557
12%
_•
40
■
Radiore Uranium Mines
Feb
5%c Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
65c
10,016
2.48
Jan
Apr
2,600
22
*
Jan
Union
Jan
43c 43 %c
20%
.
Ultra
Low
*
Triad Oil
58% Apr
3.00 May
3.60 Mar
Range Since Jan. 1
High
0 7?
22
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Twin City
Gas—
59c
Apr
Jan-
7c
14c
2%c
2.10
5%c
1,200
83c
2.15-
Mining
Quemont
10c
80c
3c
—.——100
Preferred
Quonto
5.00
He
83c
4.50
Warrants
Queenston
3c
4.50
—
Shares
J
1
Pipeline
46c
Jan
Ltd
Pipeline
Transmountain
Pipeline
Jun
4.35
80c
5,000
8.600
1,000
9c
17c 19%c
—
-•
Natural Gas
Quebec
8c
for Week
Low
Canada
Exploration
United
Provo
Airways
Sales
Range
Par
Trans
69c
July
31c
—
Jan
Feb
July
Apr
22% Apr
May
54%
2.20
—
55
?
*
-
Ltd
Mines
Prospectors
62c
37c
21 %
-200
Iron Ore
President
62c
39%c
-•
1
.
Royalties
Premium
Preston
5%
44c
1
Corp
Prairie
5%
•
Gold
Rouyn
Power
9,600
•
Mines
Oils
Powell
64c
-1
Gold
Development
Ponder
60c
Jun
52c
Jan
5% July
33c
Feb
75c
50O
Crow
Place Oil & Gas
Placer
3,300
60c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
81c
Monday, July 24, 1961
.
of Prices
Friday
stocks
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5%
:
*
-
Sales
79c
*
Industries
Low
.
1
—
Gas
&
Phantom
Mines
&
Shares
.
(Range for Week Ended July 21)
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
.
Ex-stock
dividend.
Volume
194
Number 6075
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
(355)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
The following bid and asked quotations are
obtained from the National Association
of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do not represent actual
transactions.
They are
intended as a guide to the range within which these
securities could have been sold
(indicated
by the "bid")
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Par
Acoustica Associates
Air
Homes.
Inc
Federal
13 y8
63%
67
Financial Federation
First Boston Corp
*
38 y4
16%
17%
1
Development Co
345/a
35%
1
Land
31
10
Co
Inc
Alice
Par
20%
n3A
1
Inc
Alberto-Culver
Aid
Ask
18%
l
Products
Aibee
Bid
10c
Aerovox Corp
6 %
7y8
Natl
Fitchburg Paper class
Florida Capital Corp
29%
31%
31%
343/8
26%
293/a
21 %
23 y4
Franklin
133/a
Frito
58
Futterman Corp class A
Garlock Inc
American Biltrite Rubber Co_100
American
Cement
Corp
5
A
1
49%
7%
40%
7.50
10%
113/4
Co
3%
4
17
3
^Participating preferred
Arizona
Public
Service
Co
Art
Western Gas
Metal
Spring. Corp
Retailers
of
Amer
Avon
Aztec
Oil
Baird
Atomics
Baker
&
Oil
Bates
Gas
Tools
1
Mfg
Bayles
Bemis
Berkey
Berkshire
Hathaway Inc
Beryllium Corp
Billups Western Pet Co
Black Hills
Sivalls & Bryson
Boston Capital Corp,
Bowser
Brush
133/4
20
8%
31%
345/8
34
363/4
44%
48
Indiana
*
23
26%
Indianapolis
Water
10c
39
42
Information
Systems
21 %
23%
3
,__1
Tel
S
Oregon Power Co
Water
Service
20
25 %
38%
z.,1
17"' °
1
10
Co
VT
Serv
of
the
Corp
Corp
■
Interstate
Ionics
Iowa
Inc
$1.25 conv. preferred
Supply
Service
Co
46
49%
10%
111/4
1
Co
15
161/4
__5 *
Kalvar
44 %
47 %
28
303/8
Corp
2c
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp:
___,3
25%
28
Kennametal
Co
Company
Coral Ridge Prop pfd
Craig Systems Inc
t-i
5
105/a
11%
1
451/4
48%
Laguna Neguel Corp units
23 y4
Lanolin Plus
8 3/e
24%
Lone
Star
12%
Long
(Hugh W)
89
95
Lucky
20
22
Ludlow
9%
1.0:3/4
1%
.'
1
Business
Co.,
••
1
'Marlin-Rockwell
Corp
iMarmon Herrington Co Inc
Maryland Shipbldg
Mattel
12
Maxson
14%
15 y4
16 %
IB
5
343/4
73
5
101/4
261/4
44%
473/4
3
20%
22%
_lc
„,2%.
Eng
5
•
22%
——1
Merchants Fast Motor Lines—1
Meredith Publishing Co
5
1
17%
187/8
5
14%
153/4
37%
Microdot Inc
*
25
271/4
773/4-
Mid-American Pipeline Co*,,,,*
12%
141/B
44%
473/4
__25c
33%
37%
Miles
64
69%
Miller
____1
39%
42%
Mfg Co
Minneapolis Gas Co
1
59 %
623/4
Missile
~,-2
5%
1
;
Laboratories
Inc
2
—_1
17%
12%
16%
.273/4
28%
30%
Missouri
Utilities Associates—10
423/8
45
Mohawk Rubber
363/4
Morton
inc
1
Paso Electric
Co (Texas)
Electrada CorpF1octro-Science Investors
33%
6
34%
363/4
56%
60%
12
131/s
203/4
14
153/8
133/4
147/s
33 %
35%
Nevada
1
Eng Gas & Elec ^jssoc
File Co
1
8
*
l
15%
16%
North American Coal,,
2.50
29%
32
North
Carolina Natural Gas_2.50
North
Penn Gas
12 y8
13%
2.50
133/8
l
16%
26%
13%
l
.
,
•
7%
8V«
1
Co
1
Foresman
29%
51/4
Co
5
26
87V4
273/4
26 %
297/8
Pacific
Power
Co
7%
Simplex Wire & Cable Co
Skil Corp
Sorg Paper
*
34%
273/4
6 Ye
7%
1
46%
49%
293^
23
25'/a
36
38i/2
33%
35%
Transport A
32%
8V2
9%
21%
237/g
11%
127/a
Publishing Co Inc
Weyerhaeuser Co
Whiting
1
Co
1
30%
32%
Spector Freight Sys Inc
Speer Carbon Co
1
67/b
7%
2'/a
Sprague Electric Co
31 %
2%
1
Spur
Oil
Fruit
&
*
14%
Western
5
30%
Lt
b
Telephone
Western Massachusetts Cos
Western
1
Natural Gas Co
?6%;
1
15%
'
23.
'4'28%
12%
13%
Western Power & Gas
5
25
27
Western
1
77
811/4
7.50
Corp
5
34%
36%
"
11%
12%
10%
9%
33%
Wilcox-Gay Corp
4
57/a
6%
76 V2
81V*
40%
19%
Wisconsin Power ft Light Co—10
Witco Chemical
5
38%
171/4
42%
45%
10
34'%
37
2.50
Steamship
4Y4
5
Register
Screw Co
Wood Conversion Co
Work Wear
1
51%
65%
20
Stanley Home Products
Common
Westcoast Transmission
3
Staley (A E.) Mfg Co
Stand
24%
,22%
Wilcox Electric Co
Co
Standard
22%
20%
Wellington Mgt Co class A—10c
Wesco Financial Corp
1
West Coast Telephone Co
10
West Point Manufacturing Co,*
307/8
Southwestern Investors
Southwestern States Tel
19 y8
1
Bros
Scientific
1
Co
31%
1
Welch
Southwest Gas Producing Co
1
Southwestern Elec Service Co__l
Gas
31%
29 %
Washington Steel Corp
53%
Union
17%
29%
10
Wash Natural Gas Co
50 %
80%
22%
Wurlltzer
non-voting
5
58
64%
5
9%
10%
1
Corp
Co
23%
25%
10
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp,—1
Yellow
Inc—
Transit Freight
Consolidated
Yuba
Lines—1
Industries., 1
17
18"%
74
78%
7
7%
47/a
5%
Bank: and Trust Companies
Tru:
'•
•'
•
-
;■
,
Par
.
Baltimore National Bank
10
Bank of America N T & S A
(San Francisco)
6%
Bank of Commerce
(NY)
25
Bank of New York
,,100
Bank of Virginia
!
10
Bankers Trust Co
(N
Boatmen's Natl Bk
Broad St Trust Co
Camden Trust Co
Y)__
St
223/4
Central Natl Bank of Cleve
48%
375
392
26%
28%
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)—10
Manufacturers ft Traders
633/e
66%
813/4
63%
68
^
40
Trust
48%
74%
77%
5
33%
35%
5
(Buffalo)
43 %
44%
30
32
157
165
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
Nassau
43%
County N Y
61
Mellon Nat Bk ft Tr Co (Pgh),25
Mercantile Tr (St Louis)—12.50
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y) 12%
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
57%
79
82%
Monmouth County
80 3/4
83%
Citizens & Southern National
Nat Bk(NJ)l
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
of
Bank (Savannah)
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago)_25
120
128
Cleveland
375
397
Trust
Commercial
Bk
Co
50
of North Amer_5
Commercial Trust
Co
Connecticut Bank
Connecticut Natl
<te
(NJ)__lo
Tr
Co_12%
5
Bank
70
73%
York)
Fairfield County Trust Co__
10
'Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y)_10
of
82%
60%
New Eng
53
56%
350
35
37%
368
92%
44
10
62%
Merchants Natl Bk_l0
New Jersey Bank ft Trust Co_ll
Northern Trust Co
(Chicago)_20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
161
23%
25%
Philadelphia National Bank__10
Pittsburgh National Bank
20
52%
56
49%
65%
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
ft
Trust
44%
48%
55%
60
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
62
67%
38%
41%
65%
69
72%
76%
Rockland National Bank—
10
12 %
91
95
20
83%
87%
10
663/4
(Jersey City)_5
323/4
Dallas
Rochelle
Girard
Hanover
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
Corn
L I
Exch
New
N
Y__5
Bk__15
York__10
(Chic)
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co
Hudson County National Bk
Hudson Tr Co (Union
78
70%
Royal State Bk of New York__5
31%
35%
86
St
10
54%
59
(Wash)__20
72%
77 %
38
42
90%
78
'
— —
91%
95
-
61%
Second
Natl Bank
43
47
49 y8
68
53%
(Los Angeles)
Trade Bank ft Tr Co
28%
Northwestern
Serv
3
25%
27%
8
19%
xWL
39%
42
67
(N Y)_10
38%
42%
10
77%
58
62%
United
States Tr Co (Boston)_10
39
44
United
States Trust
120
127
Bank of Com
(N Y)
20
51 y8
30
5
Wells Fareo Amer Trust Co,,10
59%
63
31%
33%
73 %
77
Wachovia Bank ft Trust Co
(Winston-Salem N C)
25
10%
of Maryland_10
Union
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz),5
48%
9%
73
27%
of
77%
Jersey
2%
(Cleve),10
25
Providence R I
10
Industrial Valley Bank & Trust
Co
(Phila)
,
32
73
62%
York)
10
Industrial
87%
30
25
St B ft T (Boston)
(New
Union Trust Co
15
12%
83%
Sterling Natl Bank ft Trust Co
55%
28%
of Phila—10
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany
10
Trust Co of New
104%
Bk
Security First Natl Bank
51
843/4
City)
1st Natl
10
14
Bank
Louis Union Trust Co
99%
26%
National
39%
64%
30%
74%
Seattle
58
28
29%
20
78
5
Royal Bank of Canada
State
10
of
(Suffern N Y)
160
10
Westchester Natl Bank
of
153
67 %
5
(Hackensack N J)
£,,6%
(Philadelphia )_10
Bank
95%
50%
87%
City Bank (N Y)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
Trust
55
90%
(Philadelphia)
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas), 12
(Baltimore)
Bk
62 %
50%
78
Banking Co (N J)
(Atlanta )___10
Bank
Natl
7.50
63%
10
Natl
New
(Albany)
58
25
10
National Bank of
Passaic County
25
First Natl Bank of St
Louis__20
Franklin
Westchester_5
Natl State Bank of Newark.12%
156
First
First
Co
of
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12 %
149
Trust
(Camden N J)
Co
Trust
72%
Camden
Trust
38%
18%
43
First
&
36%
17%
44
Bank
First
70%
36%
National Bank
67
First
First
67
34
National City Bank (Cleve)—8
National Commercial Bank ft
40 %
lo
Co
122%
10
;
59
40%
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
&
(Fairfield County)
50%
57
Bk
8%
119%
10
Detroit
of
49%
7%
National Bank ft Trust Co
43%
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
50
Natl
National Bank
54%
48
Corp (Minn)
25
46%
5
Stk
York
45
National Newark ft Essex
Co (Chicago)
33%
County Trust Co (White Plains
New
New
40%
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
.
40%
53
28
42
58%
57
32
38%
44%
'
16
42%
63/a
48
54
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila__l0
39%
163/4
62
.
26
55/8
59%
77
5
Ask
45%
Par
77%
10
(Phila)
Bid
.10
Irving Trust Co (N Y)—
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)—10
Liberty Real Estate Bank ft
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
10
Long Island Trust Co
5
Ask
10
(N J)
30i/8
15%
Bid,
12
20
Louis
9%
1
32%
*
25
Gas,.
Corp
25 Ya
42 %
5
31%
Southern
22
40%
Co
29%(>'.
Eng Tel Co
25%
20%
23
Bros
Brothers
22 y2
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
Nuclear-Chicago
Warner
Warren
20
New
24
1
Corp
Warner b Swasey Co
147/«
Southern
21%
16%c
(Jim)
18%
5
51%
19%
1
59 %
10c
16%
48%
50c
16%
South Snore Oil & Dev Co
Southern Calif Water Co
56
5
A—1
13%
5,
58
52
15%
Co
b Reed Inc class
55
,2-
57%
5
50c
Watson
91
1
Northwest Natural
14%
293^
2
18
For footnotes, see
preceding page.
27%
*
14%
Co
3%
(GD) & Co
Sierra
Co
3
18%
*
Grocery
Walter
7%
16%
Mining,,2
Corp of America
Wad dell
16%
1
Vitro
&
7%
7
9
Mfg Co
Von's
7
58
N
27
4%
5
Pub
101/4
63/a
143/4
5
&
93/B
54
Construction
Vector
*
-
Bank
5
common,.
147/8
•
Natl
National Gas
Nicholson
Scott
37%
13%
Seismograph Service Corp
Searle
26%
35%
Co
Utah
qp
Fetzer
38%
25
67/a
1
Valley Mould b Iron Corp
Vance Sanders &
Company
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
1
First
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Class B common
50c
Ets-Hokin & Galvan Inc
J
1
Power Co
&
35
60
Scholz Homes Inc_l
3cott
12%
34%
£
Electronics
Bantam
11%
54%
Sawhill Tubular Fb-od Inc
Scantlin
Schield
11
55Y2
;
Inc
of
11%
10c
423A
10%
5
Corp
32
1
Petroleum
Associates
Bank
40 y8
New
58%
50
Capital
Jacinto
Natl
38 y4
18%
22%
55
United States Realty Invest
United States Servaterla
Corp_l
United States Sugar
Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
5
Upper Peninsular Power
203A
40%
20c
Natl Bank of Boston
Natl Bank of Chicago
l
Ennis Business Forms
Equity Oil Co
,2y2
Corp
Louis
-
3%
28%
1
First
36
Oil
St
San
Sanders
2%
38
*
Corp,,^
11
26%
1
Marie Reid,
9%
1
United States Chem Mil
Corp__l
United States Leasing
2%
Manufacturing Co
First
10
84%
Gas Elec Lt & Power
Union Texas Nat Gas
Corp
34%
353%
First
353/4
17 %
Tucson
78 %
32
28 %
19%
34
5
Narragansett Capital
79 %
74
323/4
133/4
Company—1
Nalco Chemical Co
7%
73/a
26%
40'/s
25 y8
17%
Cap_l
54
3%
Natl
~_i
Empire State Oil Co
50c
6V2
43%
Natl Bank
24
Foods Inc—.
&
Transvale Elec Corp
503/4
24 %
First
1
Co
303/8
37 %
50c
40%
First
11%
153/4
1
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp
22%
393/4
71/4
263/4
Utilities
24%
2
99%
10
28%
2
Co
;
25
i
.
Mfg
Miss
_*
Inc
Financial
6 3/a
37%
15%
,
95
1
25 %
F^rrinrton
16
1
__1
West
213/4
141/2
Miehle-Goss-Dexter cl A com_7V2
Bradstreet Inc
Resistor
,
20%
54
Devel,,
2V2
Far
-
50 %
Corp—I,.',,,-, 1
Systems Corp
10c
Mississippi Shipping Co
5
Valley Barge Line Co—,1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Erie
361/s
-33
Metromedia Inc
Co_,,__5
R)
Corp
Electronics Capital Corp
Electronics International
Emhart Mfg Co
'
19%
21 i/B
Technical
Electrolux
1
23
Midwest
Corporation
Electro-Voice
21
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
-
Dynamics Corp of Amer $1
pref_2
\
43
21 %
Duriron Co
;
40
19
15
Drackett Company
Duffy-Mott Co
El
4'/a
52%
Capital
pfd__'_
Laboratory
35/8
49%
Midland
6 3/4
1
Sons
Elecs Labs
Fooromics
241/s
7%
common
'
Eastern
22%
9
Melpar Inc
27%
Inc
33
353/B
'
46 y8
Bush
30 3/4
33
24
McLean Industries
;McLouth Steel Corp
McNeil Machine &
42
Dura
247/8
231/4
1
Electronics
12%
25 %
Dunham
421/4
37%
1"
24%
-'7%
1
701/4
& Dry—50c
Inc
11
20%
:
231/a
1
(E F)
28%
1
,
19
21%
Mac Donald
68
Di-Noc
Dictaphone Corp
221/4.
21
Madison Gas & Electric Co___16
19 %
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit Internat Bridge Co
1
Dial Finance Co
*
Inc
20%
*
21%
7
67
1%
22%
•
Machines__10c
Dejur-Amsco Corp class A—
.1
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp....
,_;_1
Chemical Arts
Inc
Corp
19%
11
46%
Co Inc—50c
&
26 %
5
5i/8
43%
5
1
Co
64%
:
CTS
cl B
4%
1
com
Lytton Financial Corp
8%
18
Steel
Stores
133/B
,1
J
^
133/a
12 »/4
lc
'
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
ii
123/fl
._
I
.
Co
103/4
14%
(L A)
9%
Koehring Co
Laboratory for Electronics
7%
Dashew
8%
153/a
13 %
Darling
421/4
24%
1
Corp -.
Cummins Engine Co Inc
Danly Machine Specialties
39%
1
Inc
-23
,
Trans-World Financial
5
Robbins & Myers Inc
Robertson (HH) Co
35%
10
Co
213/4
30%
8%
12%
25c
131/4
121/8
32
30 3/a
Blower
23%
1
8%
32%
30
193/4
Lau
27%
22
■
515
28
.9%
5
Crouse-Hinds Co
231/4
211/2
480
Keystone Custodian Fds cl A__*
Keystone Portland Cement.
3
29
1
Company
35 y8
33%
*
^___10
,
Kentucky Utilities
_8
__
Inc
63%
1
:
21%
_;:__1
Electric
preferred
Ketchum Co
25
Engineering,, 1
11%
1
Rice Mills Inc
Standard
••7%
.•
2.50
Consolidated Rock Products
5
Continental Transp Lines Inc
1
Control Data Corp
_50c
461/8
1
Steel
63/8
Connecticut Light & Power Col*
Freightways £
36i/4
42
*
Corp
5%
____1
34%
1
l
.,25
Commonwealth Gas Corp
Dun &
Water
27%
$1.46
453/a
Product
323/4
262
243/4
15
Kaiser Steel Corp common
4
30%
246
24%
103/s
1
11%
233/8
31%
1
8 7/8
8
10%
5
Co
9%
14%
Dorsett
18
29%
42%
(R
Public Service
Johnson
22%
Donnelley
16%
1
24
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
5
Colorado Milling & Elev Co___l
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com_3
conv
*
com_l
22 %
19%
$1.25
353/B
1
cl A
6
18%
Diebold Inc
Diversa Inc
323/4
Co
Serv
Jessop
2'/a
Cross
56%
5
Jervis
..
53
1
Inc
Jamaica
...
85%
Cook
*
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Itek Corp
16%
Cook Coffee
6
Co
29%
15
Consol
5y4
Freight Sys__l
33%
81%
Stores
Vending
Investors Diver
18%
1
Colonial
Securities
33%
_lc
Gas
Motor
32%
33 %c
Corporation
States
6%
Co
27%
cl A—33%c
com
class B
Clinton Engines Corp
Coastal
17
53/4
50c
Corp
31%
-
Clute
31%
15%
1
Bakeries
Interstate
63/a
1
Inc.
Textbook
88
29
of Wash
Recreation
84 y4
10
1
Chattanooga Gas Co
Chicago Musical Instrument
Common
Co
1
Ritz
Citizens Util Co
28%
Water
10
Telephone
Electronic
27%
&
Interstate
53 %
<
54i/2
*
Gas
Inc
Corp
Interstate Engineering Corp
43/4
17%
5
Interstate
28%
50
5
Central Louisiana Electric Co—5
Central Maine Power Co
10
133/a
50
Mills
International
26%
26 %
28%
12
1
Internat'l
68
4 %
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
Central 111 Elec & Gas Co__
Central Indiana Gas Co
26%
1
Head
International Bank
43/8
63%
1
1
Indian
17 y8
23
483/4
Husky Oil CO
18 %
3%
15%
A common
.
41
Mills class B com____25
Ceco Steel Products
Corp
10
Public
Class
26%
lijVfe
453/4
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
Hugoton Production Co
56
Co_25
4%
Pulp & Paper Corp—
25 y8
110
1
_
23
Cannon
Cetron
Hudson
36
31%
1
Corp
/ 23%
5
Roadway Express class A
71/4
Johnson
25
Inc
River
43%
29
1
Riley Stoker Corp
581/2
33%
MdVt-.i.l'-'^L.l
24
Cannon Electric
.Charles
Howard
Field
33
Co
263/4
373/4
54 y2
Sabre-Pinon
13%
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
3
23 y2
10%
24%
12%
..
88%
26%
Tool Research &
Tokheim
—12%
35
Rose
84
26%
-29%
19%
preferred
$1.20
Richardson Co
45i/8
20%
56%
Time Inc
111/4
52%
43 %
25c
233/8
2.25
36%
19
Thrifty Drug Stores
5
A
21%
A
Oil
class
1
Rockwell
Fibre Glass,,*
31 %
,
241/4
Purina Company,,
Republic Natural Gas Co,
Brand
Co
(H I)
19 %
41
Ralston
Inc
10
Thompson
17%
271/4
1
31%
Corp
Houston
213/4
8
126
4
33%
10c
29%
10%
•
1
117
165
Thomas b Betts
7%
Purolator Products
Radiation
3%
28%
321/4
Corp Ltd
126
9%
1
67/8
Corp
126
150
Thermo King Corp
37 %
Inc
1
117
1
9%
34%
30%
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico
Punta Alegre Sugar
Purex
8%
1
11 %
Hamp
1
America
class
25 y8
1
Thermo-O-Disc
5
Inc
New
117
Fearless Corp.
Houston Natural Gas
41%
12%
Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd___
10c
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif.l
Central
22%
22%
Calif Water & Telep Co
Cameo Inc
_i.-_
Central
20 3/4
29%
Interstate
California
58
_♦
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
Byllesby (H M) to Co
v.California
53
10c
(Charles)
'
Pub
.23
Texas Industries Inc
15
,
11
7%
Co
.
7%
25%
20%
Pubco Petroleum
-
9%
14
2
Producing Properties
of
15%
6%
231/4
10%
of America
Co
14
1
50c
13%
Serv
36%
1
-
22
*
Inc
263/4
Houston
8y2
38%
Co
Houston
of
Co
34
175
20%
33A
Portland Genl Electric
Potash
—5
Television Shares
Mgt
1
Texas Butadiene b
Chemical—1
193/8
Co
30 %
common
Beryllium Co
California
7%
1
Inns
Hoover
12 y4
52%
1
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co.
Bruning
11%
49 %
__1
___
Products
Inc
22
Holiday
Natural Gas
21%
166
Telecomputing Corp
_1
Books
571/4
5%
40 y8
197/a
.1
—1
32
__1
12
Hilton Credit Corp
1
Inc
Botany Industries Inc
Bowman
High
30%
1
Power & Light Co
Black
Bowl-Mor Co
64%
37%
Broadcasting Co,
1
Corp
28%
Splendor Min6% pfd.ll
Voltage Engineering
1
28%
180
53 3A
Hidden
60%
*
169
•
4%
Taft
39%
1
Bottlers
243/4
*
37
1
Pickering Lumber Corp
7y8
•
7%
49%
7%
23
29 %'■
„__1
Permanente Cement-
53/4
5
25%
5
19i/e
General
1
Heublein Inc
153/a
20%
41%
Perini
17%
*
24
1
Pepsi-Cola
Controls__l
&
25
.
The
13%
1
1
,
1
Bag Co
Corp
Photo
25 y8
14
1
:
38
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
Heath
(D C) & Co
__5
93/4
23%
1
1
Bros
Beneficial
8%
:_1
Co,:
Co
Parker
1
_
inc
Harvey Aluminum Inc
Hathaway Instruments Inc
9%
_10
Markets
39%
12 y4
(M A) Co class A com_10
Class B common
10
Hanna Mining Co
1
21
8%
37 XA
Hanna
24%
19
Co
(A J)
Manufacturing
Petroleum Corp
Belco
22%
1
1
29%
Hamilton Cosco Inc
24%
Inc
Duplap
Interstate
Hagan
94
.
Behlen
Gulf
57%
22%
Co
Inc
26%
•
1
16
53%
Pantasote
.
67/8
467/a
10%
6%
21
Techno Fund Inc.
Pocket
Chemicals
Hallicrafters Co
89 %
22%
Co
18%
27%
_.l
19%
Instrument
17 y4
25%
2.50
Products
18%
203/4
Packard
5
Capital
1
Avery Adhesive Prod,,,.
5
19%
Green Mountain Power
Corp
Grinnell Corp
Growth
167/«
57/a
16%
43%
9%
Stubnitz
11%
6%
Plymouth Rubber Co
.9y8
10
15%
1
Greene Corp
Susquehanna Corp
Swingline Inc class A._„
Systron-Donner Corp
'*
17%
Pioneer
12%
Strong Cobb Amer
4%
10
18%
15
40%
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
13-% y,
17 y4
16%
41/8
9
5
Light Co
a
Ask
5'/a
1
Corp
Power
255/8
8%
15%
Mercury Electronics__90c
12 5/8
11%
Stouffer
Pacific
Hannifin Corp,,,
Pauley Petroleum Inc
Pendleton Tool Industry,.
»
39%
Packaging Corp of America
14 y8
.
37
Pacific
&
anv
have
17%
25
Suuler Hotels Delaware
Corp
Stein Hall & Co
8%
37
—
Stanley Works
67/»
9%
233/4
16%
14%
163/4
1
ft
Bid
187/8
8%
5
Inc
307/8
9
15%
1
which
6y8
5
Robinson Co
13 y8
(A P). Fire Brick Co
Grolier
10
Gamble
Origin of
securities
Ask
28i/2
1
lo
Green
of
Par
Bid
1
Line
34%
Glasspar Company class A
Glickman Corp class A
Grosset
1
Pacific
East
Co
1
18 y8
383/4
.
10
9
Power
compilation.
composed
171/4
*
.,,,1
Co
Service
27%
l
Far
Corp
:•
36%
__5
Corp
;
Assembly Prod Inc____—
Automatic
■
Pacific
5
Co
26
Co_^_10
Arvida
Associated
•
131/4
__l
5
Co
Construction
\
27 y8
A_5
Corp
5
Arkansas Missouri Power Co
Arkansas
cl
593/4
56%
common
213/4
12 y8
Merchandise Co
2.50
Gibraltar Finan Corp of Calif
1
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool__2
38%
52.
1
Co
193/4
253/b
Coal
Tail
is
*
Pabst Brewing Co,
Pacific Airmotive
Corp
Pacific Coast Properties
1
Mach
,
55%
35%
Anheuser-Busch Inc
863/4
Seneral
31 y8
37%
Arden
Farms
Gas
8
29%
1
Amer-Saint Gobain Corp
Sterilizer
46%
,2
Pipe & Const Co
American
,/ 54%
1
American-Marietta Co
American
12%
5
American Express Co
American Greetings class
American Gypsum Co
Florida
B
82%
1
1
Class
Otter
1
A
1
Steel Corp
Foote Bros Gear &
Old
Ben
the time of
at
5
773/4
95
1
Fischer
Foods
Co,
Fisher Governor Co
1
Co
Ask
73%
89
1
10
Amer
Filter
Ohio Water Service Co
10
Oklahoma Miss River Prod,_10c
*
Inc
Allied Radio Corp
Alside Inc
Air
Bid
Mortgage Assn_lC~
(Quo*.™, f« Friday. j„iy 21 >
bought (indicated by the "asked")
on
request. The "National" list
wide national distribution.
or
furnished
quotation
43
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
44
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Ask
Insurance
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Fund
Ask
1
13.06
14.27
1
35.67
36.38
Mutual Fund—1
al4.50
Research
—25c
1
1.25
2.31
2.55
Investors
6.95
7.66
Istel
8.29
8.97
Johnston
Business Shares——1
4.67
4.99
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Fund——_1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
Associated Fund Trust
*
Atomics Physics & Science Fnd 1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
al7.10
3.90
4.26
S-l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp_lc
12.46
13.54
S-2
Fund
Aberdeen
Fund
Advisers
Inc
Fund
Affiliated
American
Inc
Investors
American
Growth Fund
Axe-Templeton
Ltd
Canada
10.47
9.58
—
(The)
B-2
24.39
21.68
1
15.05
9.30
9.30
17.72
23.16
13.18
Bonds)
Priced
1.64
1.80
B-3
5.72
6.24
B-4
(Discount Bonds)———1
5.65
6.14
K-l
9.21
10.01
K-2
1
1
(Growth Fund)*0'
1
(High-Grade Coin^tk)__l
(Low
(Income Fund)
Stocks)
1
(Growth Com Stock)
1
(Low Priced Com Stks) —1
(Income Com
11.11
10.17
S-4
Keystone
13.85
21.02
13.77
14.89
14.11
15.47
Knickerbocker
Fund
7.35
8.03
Knickerbocker
Growth
1
15.11
16.51
Lazard
1
17.90
19.36
Lexington
Name
Ltd
(1954)
Fund
Canadian
Inc
6.95
7.52
8.24
Inc
lc
3.77
11.46
12.52
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lo
4.01
2.75
4.38
3.01
9.67
10.51
14.66
16.02
shares of beneficial int—33%c
1
Inc
22.81
24.66
Foundation—1
15.11
16.34
1
10.32
11.32
Investing
Investment
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Continental Growth fund Inc_lc
19 (4
20%
8.83
9.65
'21.93
20.09
Series B
Investment Inc
Diversified Income Fund—_—1
Western
7.94
8.69
17.85
18.03
64.61
65.26
1
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fuhd_-1
Dividend Shares
25c
Dow Theory
Invest Fd Inc—1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
1
12.79
14.07
10.49
11.53
11.84
11.88
9.36
10.26
3.35
3.67
6.18
6.68
17.07
18.55
Fund——-—_50c
12.40
13.40
——50c
13.95
15.08
Delaware
Fund
Delaware
Income Fund Inc
———
Howard—
Stock Fund
8.10
Bond
17.52
1
11.10
12.13
Corp
Series-
1
5.41
5.91
————1
3.70
4.04
-1
7.24
7.91
1
5.90
Stock
Series
Income Series
York
Electronics
18.43
Penn
13.19
14.26
Peoples
Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Inc
1
14.31
15.64
Fund
1
14.40
15.74
1
Street
15.46
16.70
8.32
9.04
20.41
18.81
5.22
4.77
Securities
Philadelphia
6.28
6.86
Price
Putnam
7.59
Putnam
series
lc
stock
series—
lc
1
1
2.64
2.91
8.82
9.59
10.11
1
67c
Inc
Fundamental Investors
Futures Inc
1
1
Investors
Corp—
Trust
11.78
12.91
12.20
12.32
9.82
10.67
15.81
15.97
1
8.32
8.99
1
16.45
17.88
1
18.29
19.88
2.50
Growth Stock
Inc
Fund
(Geo)
Fund
Growth
19.28
20~96
7.07
7.68
Canada
Scudder Stevens
10.32
9.42
Smith
1
al0.27
Shares—1.25
10.06
Fund Inc
Stock
Common
Clark—
&
American
of Boston—1
Fund
(Edson B)
1
16.58
IT 93
15.12
40%
16.55
7.49
15.14
Sovereign
10.12
11.09
State
Street Investment Corp—*
lc
6.83
7.49
Stein
Roe
lc
Petoleum shares
Shares Inc—1
Mutual Fund Inc
1
10.94
11.98
21.49
Investors
Fund
1
Inc
1
6.13
5.61
Series H-C7
10c
Series
10c
a27.65
43%
__—
Fund
9.71
10.56
lU.71
Twentieth
2.99
1
7.95
8.69
1
9.60
United
11.65
2.73
10.49
;
—
Boston Inc
Fund
Incorporated Investors
Income
1
8.40
9.18
lc
11,73
12.84
1
8.66
9.44
11.54
Fund-lc
11.65
12.75
Inst Foundation Fund
Growth
Institutional
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc
Investors
8.93
9.76
Mutual
Investors
Stock
10.18
10.83
Accumulated
Continental Fund
United
Line
Value
Line
15.74
7.72
8.44
Shares-1
12.53
13.62
1
14.97
16.36
1
17.79
19.34
1
6.97
7.62
Inc—1
5.59
6.11
Inc
Fund
Fund
Income
14.48
1
Ltd.
Canada
Value Line Special
Fund
1
Fund—
Science
Funds
Fund
Fund
Income
United
United
Situations
10c
Inc
5
33 y2
—10
(N J)—2
57 V2
61%
New
Hampshire Fire
44 y2
48y4
New
York
31%
34%
North River
1
Street
4.31
4.71
12.10
13.22
Washington
12.35
Wellington Equity Fund
19.08
20.62
10.89
Whitehall
7.11
7.69
Winfield
6.07
6.56
Wisconsin
9.45
10.33
1
10.50
Recent
Bid
Tel
American
;
Fund
16.27
15.14
39
Northeastern
Insurance
33 V2
4%s
Tel
&
4%s_
Steel
Fund
13.45
14.54
15.19
16.49
1
7.13
7.71
Inc
1998
102%
102%
Bid
Michigan Consol Gas 5%S—1986
Michigan-Wisconsin Power—
lytsti
99
99%
103
103 y2
Bausch &
Lomb Opt 4%s___1979
124
130
Motorola
Brooklyn
Union
104%
105
Mueller
4%s_1975
106
109
National Can 5s
1982
ioi
104
Ohio
1986
100%
101
Pacific
1977
124
128
Gas &
Burlington
5VaS—1986
Gas
Industries
Carrier Corp 4%s
Caterpillar
Tractor
Chance Vought 5%s
Consolidated
Consol
El
Ferro
Edison
Gas
Natural
Corp
Northern Ins
Co
Co_
Pacific Insurance
(N j)_
Assoc
1.25
4%
Gas
Federal
4
75 %
1
13%
14%
5
Insurance
Co
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
114
120
140
147
45%
5
24
26%
Govt
Gov
Employees Insur (D C)__4
Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50
138
147
&
Republic Ins
Co
_1977
114
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww_1982
101
&
5y8s
Interstate
Lorillard
Power
(P)
Bowenstein
*
1984
ww
Michigan Elec—
i
1986
Co
(M)
4%s
99%
102%
Electric
5s„1991
77
103 %
Ins
Seaboard Surety
Security Ins
33
46%
Standard
75
Title
Home
Insurance
Co
122
115
Sec
United
Co
46%
72.
75%
—5
10
105
40 Va
108
103
(N Y)__2
21%
19%
(N Y)
—8
31%
35%
Co
—5
141 %
146%
58 %
61%
5
571%
60 %
U
S
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
5
58%
61 %
4V2
5%
U
S
Insurance Corp of Amer
Jefferson Standard Life
Fire
3
35%
38%
2%
2%
U S Life Ins
50c
Insurance
Co in City of N Y_2
Ins
5
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—_lo
64
67 y2
Variable Annuity
351%
383/4
Westchester Fire
80%
77
1
11%
12%
2
39 %
42%
Life Insur
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures after decimal point represent
Home
2%s
Aug.
3s
Loan
15,
Sep.
or
32nds
more
of
point
a
Bid
Banks—
Federal
1961—
15,
one
Ask
Bid
,
Federal
100
Baiik Bonds
Land
100.1
4s
Sep.
20,
1961
100 2
100.4
3%s Feb.
20,
1962
100 5
100.7
4s
May
1,
15,
1962——
100.3
100.5
4%s
Aug.
20,
15,
1962
100.3
100.5
3%s
Oct.
22,
1962
15,
1963
100
3%s Feb.
20,
1963
1,
1963
Natl
5%s
Sep.
3%s
May
1961
100.10
100.12
4%s
Apr.
20,
13,
1962
100.11
100 13
4s
Oct.
20,
102 4
4s
Oct.
20,
_
Mar.
11,
4%s Nov.
12,
1962
101.28
1963
99.28
100 4
4s
Dec.
20,
101.16
3%s
Feb.
21,
100.4
3%s May
4%s Mar.
2,
20,
1968
4%s
Mar.
20,
1969—
Jun.
10,
1965
101.16
102.8
4%s Dec.
12,
1966
100.20
101 4
3%s Mar.
11,
1968
97
1
97.24
4%s
July
15,
Apr.
10,
1969
100.8
101
5%s
Feb.
20,
10,
1970
102
102 24
3%s Apr.
1,
10,
1970
98.24
99.x6
5%s
July
20,
1971
98.24
99 16
4%s
Oct.
10,
1972
104.24
105.25
3%s
May
12,
1973
98.20
99.4
4%s
Feb.
—
1970
10,
100.8
4%s
Jun.
Banks
for
Cooperatives—
2%s Aug.
2%s Oct.
1,
2.70s Dec.
100
94.24
1971
94.16
95.8
1972-1967—— _V
99.16
100.8
1972
96
_
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
Certificates
3s
May
Bid
of
Ask
Aug.
point
a
Bid
1961
100
100.2
1 %s
Apr.
1,
1963
97.22
97.30
1962
100.4
100.6
4s
May
15,
1963
101.14
101.18
3%s
May
15,
1963
100.5
100.7
1,
1961
Oct.
1,
1961
99.28
Feb.
15,
1962
100.18
4S
Feb.
15,
1962
100.25
3%s
Feb.
15,
1962
100.11
100.1
100.3
l%s
Oct.
1,
1963
100
4%s
Nov.
15,
1963
100.20
1,
1964
95.16
95.24
100.27
l%s Apr.
4%s May
15,
103.14
3%s May
15,
1964
1964
103.10
100.13
100.14
100.18
5s
15,
1964
104.4
104.8
96.24
103.8
Apr.
1,
1962
99.18
May
15,
1962
100.30
101
3%s Aug.
15,
4s
Aug.
15,
1962
101
101.6
1
%s Oct.
1,
1964
94.12
94.20
3%s Aug.
15,
1962
100.11
100.13
4%s Nov.
15,
1964
103.26
103.30
1,
1962
98.24
98.28
1,
1965
92.24
15,
1965
Oct.
Nov.
15,
1
1962_
100.30
99.22
Aug.
1 %s
3%s
Nov.
Feb.
1962 wi___
15,
101.2
1
Apr.
May
4%s
100.10
15,
,100.8
1963
99.13
99.15
1964 wi__.
100.10
103.12
1965—:
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
3.20s
11-
1-60
8-
1-61
100
12-
1-60
9-
5-61
100.2
1-
3-61
10-
2-61
100.3
92
92.8
90.28
91.4
100.5
Dated
3-61
1-
2-62
100.2
100.4
5-
1-61
2-
1
62
100.2
10o.4
1-62
3-
1-62
3-61
4-
2-62
2.95s
6-
2-
1-61
11-
1-61
100.2
100.4
3.05s
1-61
12-
4-61
100.4
100.6
3s wi
104
7-
5-
98Ve
Bid
Ask
Bid
Nov.
2,
1961
99.383
99.411
1961
99.956
99.961
Nov.
9,
1961
99.334
Aug.
10,
1961
99.924
99.932
Nov.
16,
1961
99.291
103 %
Aug.
17,
1961
99.887
99.897
Nov.
24,
106%
108'%
Aug.
24,
Nov.
Aug.
31,
99.845
99.805
99.858
99
104y2
99.821
105
Sep.
7,
99.758
99.770
100%
101
Sep.
14,
1961
1961
1961
1961
99.364
99.323
99.276
p0.24O
99.714
99.728
99%
99.242
Dec.
1961—
30, 1961
7, /1961
Dec.
14,
1961
99.126
99.207
99.166
Dec.
1961
1961
99.075
99.117
99.032
99.075
99.682
Dec.
99.680
Jan.
4,
1992
105
105y2
Sep.
28,
99.608
99.626
Jan.
11,
Sperry Rand 5y2s ww
1982
Oct.
5,
99.570
Jan.
1986
99%
Oct.
13,
99.505
99.519
1981
100y2
100%
Oct.
16,
99.491
99.505
Mar.
102
Oct.
19,
Apr.
15,
99.446
July
15,
99.205
99.169
1962
26,
99.468
99.426
99.480
Oct.
19611961
1961
1961
1961
99.554
TV A
128
99%
1962
Gas Trans 5'/as
Underwood
Union
U
Tank
1971
5s
Corp
Car
Industries
5y2s
Westcoast Trans
99
1971
225
5s
1986
104
1970
122
126
1971
112
116
-1991
102
102%
.—
Jan
98.925
15, 1962_
18, 1962
23,
98.064
1962
98.908
98.882
98.838
98.287
98.093
97.241
1962
98.952
98.879
1962
97.271
98.853
—
98.813
98.267
wi
104%
4y2s
:
Electric
Ask
99.990
3,
99.666
Amer
100.4
100.2
99.985
99.663
4%s
100.4
100.2
1961
27,<
1961
1961
119
100.2
100
1-62
United States Treasury Bills
98V2
1961
5V4s
Ask
4-
3-
3s
Bid
Due
2.90s
3s
100.1
104V2
103%
Rate
"lOO.4
2.95s
103y2
1,
22,
Gen
93
103.8
1966
1,
1%S Apr.
21,
Am
100.12
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
3s
Ask
%s Oct.
Sep.
of
97
103.12
4s
Sep.
4%s__
Ask
1,
1 %s
1986
4%s
32nds of
more
15,
3%s
l%s
or
Treasury Notes (Continued)-
Treasury Notes—
4s
one
Maturity—
Indebtedness—
79
100%
96.24
100.2
121
104%
101.24
15,'
74
103
95.16
106
15,
-1.
117
Tennessee
105.24
105.8
101
_
100.3
100
1962 wi
103
.105
100.3
100.1
1961
1,
101.3
102.8
_
1970-1967
l,
97.16
'101
100.1
100.1
1961—
4,
2.95s Feb.
'
3%s Sep.
1961
2,
<•;
99.4
,
100.16
_
1970
Sep.
96.24
.
n
101
98.20
.
_
1970
Apr.
101
100.16
_
1969
4%s
101.4
100.16
1966
101.4
1964
102.4
100.20
_
99.8
101.20
_
1966
99.24
1963
May 11,
100.24
98.28
_
1965
3%s
10,
100.8
100.16
.
1965
Sep.
100.30
102.2
100.4
1964
,
100.11
100.22
101.26
_
1964
4%s
4%s
2%s
11,
Feb.
3%s
99.20
Mortgage Assn—
_
100.8
100.9
.
1962
Mar.
100.7
.
_
1962
Feb.
—
1962
17,
3s
Ask
—
1961
1969
Virginia
98
37%
America—2.50
of
5s ww__1967
S
66%
61
*
2
Co
Ins
Co
Insurance
Ins
7%
42%
Home Owners Life Ins Co (Fla) _1
1986
Elect
104
Ins
Life
Guaranty
Travelers
_10
Life
79%
6%
5
10
Co
Security Life & Trust Co
Southwestern
36 Va
.1
Amer
(New Haven)—
21,
28,
Gas
Southern
80
of
31
-1991
5%s
1981
Life
6.25
71%
101%
Elec
111
106
Marine
&
44
-1977
5s
5y4s debentures
Co
& Sons—
4%s
Massachusetts
103y4
1986
Fire
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
101%
ww
Pennsylvania
Textron
—1991
4%s
71
76
Paul
Springfield Insurance Co
$6.50 preferred
100%
Petroleum
Sheraton
197
Hilton Hotel 6s
Port Cement 5s
26%
67
59
1991
4%s
Phoenix Steel 5y2s
-
23%
32%
114
Aug.
123
108
64
I
,
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Hanover Insurance Co__
10
Insp & Insurance:
5%
4%
60%
55
5
24%
1
107
Life
115 "
23 V4
5
5
Great American
92%
87
110
Seaboard
43
Globe
113
118
1976
5
St
Life Insurance—
4
General Reinsurance
Corp_„_lo
Glens Falls
5
(S F)
Franklin
107
Peoples
4s
29 Va
Corp (N Y)
2
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance
1
69J/4
1976
111
Trailer
61%
27 y4
Reinsurance
62
66
July
109
Fruehauf
39%
57 y2
5
10
V"""-
58 %
90
5%s__1977
97%
37 y4
Y__10
of N
Co
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
2.50
Firemen's Fund
85
101 y4
97y2
48%
10
79
1975
101 y4
.-1981
26%
45 %
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
70 y2
1986
100%
3%s
23
12%
Providence-Washington
5%
57
1973
Edison
5%s
49%
_3%
Co
Peerless Insurance
65
3%s
100%
1986
46 %
3.33y3
of N Y
Pacific Indemnity Co
108 %
100
53%
4%s
Inc
Brass
4%s__1991
Company 4%s
Indiana
—1981
4%s
Flintkote
General
5%s
1975
Natural
Paso
45/8s
43%
43%
#
16.50
1
Ind
Bonds
Ask
60
40y2
17.68
Fund—10c
Fund Inc
Growth
Elec 4%s_1986
Armco
Baltimore
:
40%
Inc
Group
36 Va
5
Co
36
5
2%s
Inc
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds
Ins
56
2.50
Fire
30
11.48
1
1
Mutual
Fund
Wellington
10.18
1
Investing Corp
11.42
Cdn Fnd Ltd
Group
10
5
3.15s
Investors
com__
NY_2
of
Employers Reinsurance Corp
3%s
Wall
Paymt Fund
Fund
Employers
1%S
Investors
Fund
Investors Variable
Nationwide Corp class A
Ins
Phoenix
3%S Aug.
5.80
12.20
Fund
Inc
Selective
Investors
5.31
11.61
1
Inc—
United
Funds—
Group
Investors
of Canada Ltd
Funds
United
7.19
1
Boston—_1
of
Trust
Investment
6.57
—lc
America
of
Co
Investment
61 y2
Co
Insur
Eagle Fire Ins Co
12.61
Century Growth Inv_
Value
Ltd—
Shares
Institutional
57y2
Accident
&
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
1
Fund
Inc
UBS Fund
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Life
12.91
5.51
1
lc
H-DA
Haydock Fund Inc
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
of
49"%
5
Co
Insurance
Boston
a33.28
xll.94
Fund
Stock
Texas
Funds Inc—
Fund
Bankers Natl Life Ins
a38.25
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
Television-Electronics
Incorporated
34%
46%
Life
Natl Old Line Ins AA
Farnham
&
Balanced
22.13
a22.85
12.62
a9.90
1
6.83
13.83
General Bond shares—
11.55
10.88
Inc—1
Investors
Southwestern
lc
Income
32 y4
5
Natl
5%s Feb.
a20.01
of
Shareholders Trust
Fund
Imperial Fund Inc
1
National Union Fire_
4%s Aug.
14.09
._1 "
Inc
Stock Fund_lc
Hamilton
5y4
13%
4%s
8.05
12.96
al4.02
Fund
Revere
Fully Administered shares—lc
Guardian
1%
4%
12 y2
4%s
7.37
1
25c
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Scudder Fund
Selected
Shares—lc
._•
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
11.08
Group Securities—
Aviation-Electronics—
Growth Industry
Shippers
&
Federal
11.96
1
Fund
2.71
10.91
50c
Inc
Inc
2.46
stock
al4.60
1
Inc
(T Rowe)
Fund
Puritan
Preferr/d
Fund
Fund
Pioneer
2.43
13.23
Common
Fund
Corp
Pine Street Fund Inc
—lc
(The)
Bankers
1%
1
D
Re-insurance
American
88%
C)—1
1
(Wash
(Galveston)
Ins
National Fire
3%s Apr.
1
Inc
Mutual
Square
2.22
6.91
Fund
Securities
12.17
Funds Inc—
Series
Growth
33%
3.10s Jan.
Over-The-Counter
1
*
Inc
Mutual Fund
Equip
192
31 %
3s
Oppenheimer Fund
10c
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Electrical
183
2%
(Bait)
59y2
Corp—
Mercury
Nat
~
21.12
Capital
10
Investors
American
al5.34
&
Shares
William
One
17.05
General
142
12.28
Nucleonics Chemistry
19.43
General
135
12%
54
1
(Newark N J)
Co
10.31
Series
England
.1
—5
America
10
Amer Ins
11%
—5
Assurance
9.22
9.43
11.36
1
.
Stock
Growth
New
8.44
1
Fund
1
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
Series
Stock
New
25c
Fund
Custodian
83
Fla)
Home
6.45
Series
Series
15.54
Fund
10
(Jacksonville
American
24.20
16.21
Preferred
14.21
Fiduciary
Common
3.34
22.37
Dividend
9.37
Capital Fund
Capital
3.27
1
Investors
Balanced
9.04
Fidelity Fund Inc
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc.
of
1
interest
National Securities Series—
7.41
Mutual
Monument Life
American Heritage Life Ins—
Gulf
Securities Co Inc_l
Nation Wide
a23.36
Growth
44%
Indemnity & Life Ins
5
Merchants Fire Alssurance_12.50
Mass
Hartford Steam Boiler
-10
20c
Equity Fund Inc
Bond
al5.26
Shares
Trust
beneficial
Investment Corp—1
Energy Fund Inc
Franklin
of
National
1
1
Co Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Investing
Founders
1
Trust Fund—
Corporate Leaders
Florida
Fund
Mutual Shares Corp
Mutual
19.06
interest—1
beneficial
Mutual
Inc
17.44
Fund—
Life
Massachusetts
Mutual
19.70
Stock
Growth
Investors
9.82
Fund
Trust
Investors
Massachusetts
17.50
Fidelity
2.63
2.48
21.41
Federated
2.41
3.45
9.03
Electronics
lc
2.27
16.19
&
4.22
lc
1
41%
66 V2
3.20
3.86
—
1
Balanced
2.93
1
Inc__
56%
62 y2
Co_1.50
191
1
1
Inc
5%
44%
52
147
American General Insur
94
shares——.——
of
5y8
41%
104
shares
Units
1
Maryland Casualty
9%
8
180
Metal
Composite Bond & Stock
5
——1
5
Petroleum shares ——_—lc
18.93
Insur
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
5
Paper
17.42
Lincoln
16
—10
shares—lc
Life
17%
22
"
National
81
20
Assurance
Industries
Co of Va
24%
Fidelity & Casualty_5
preferred—
5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
conv
Crurn & Forster
shares
Penna
$1.25
Continental
140
Fund
140
23%
22%
of
77%
American
Continental Casualty Co__
15.52
11.09
96%
a29.56
al6.34
134
10.20
92
Insurance
Life
287
14.20
1
1
—10
276
198
Mass
27%
10
9.43
11.77
25 %
General Life
13.16
10.77
20%
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Co
Assurance
Life &
35%
33y2
Connecticut
191
&
18%
(Ky) 2
8.63
Energy
5
Comwealth Life Insur Co
12.17
.'
Life
Citizens
Stk
Sayles
General
129
13.14
Insurance
Electric
124
Fund of Can—_1
Mutual Fund—*
Life
Loomis-Sayles
Investment
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Vegh
17%
Ask
22V4
14.82
9.96
Loorhis
Commonwealth
Concord
16%
Managed Funds—
International
Fund
5
Bid
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)—5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)__2
12.02
14.12
General Fund Inc
Fund
10
Agricultural Insurance Co
American Equitable Assur
Par
141
127y2
13.56
9.14
14.47
__
Composite
5
Insurance
Companies
134
121%
1
Investors
Insurance
12.92
100
Commonwealth
Life
10
10
Co_.
Inc—1
Fund Inc—1
Trust.
Income
Life
Commonwealth Income
Fund
1
Inc—
1
,-50c
com__1.25
Boston
of
Growth &
Fund Inc
Colonial
Colonial
Fund
13.20
preferred
Fund
6.34
1
Securities
Christiana
Eaton
1
lc
Shares Trust
Fund
Insurance
Amer
Fund—1
12.14
.
Chemical Fund Inc
Casualty & Surety
Aetna
Amer
16.91
11,11
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund
De
16.41
15.63
1
Fund Ltd
Century
Aetna
Beneficial Standard Life
Canadian International Growth
Crown
15.04
19.34
25.26
14.39
16.66
Ltd_l
Fund
Internatl
Keystone
15.27
25.46
23.65
16.42
10.15
10.15
General Fund—
Canada
De
Monday, July 24, 1961
k
Ask
Bid
Par
Aetna
Ltd
Fund of Canada
changed to
12.67
IS.23
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Inc
1
Broad Street Investing
50c
Bullock Fund Ltd
1
California Fund Inc
1
Fund
Chase
Inc
(Investment Bonds)
1
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
S-3
1
'
Fund
B-l
-
Ridge
Boston
7%
.
SECURITIES (Quotations for Friday, July 21)
Mutual Funds
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Blue
.
(356)
4%s_
5y2s
1988
94
97 V*
FOOTNOTES FOR
•No
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange,
value,
t New
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
stock,
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights
Ex-dividend,
wi When
k Admitted
issued,
y
to listing on th
Ex-stock dividenc
Volume
Number 6075
194
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(357)
THE
Bank
COURSE
OF
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the country,
BANK
based
us
indicate that for the
increase
an
CLEARINGS
compared
with
a
year
Pre¬
ago.
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
Saturday, July 22, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly
clearings will be
7.2% above those of the corresponding week last year. Our
preliminary totals stand
at
$30,008,588,090 against $28,003,024,898 for the
there is
week
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 10.1%.
a
$
Third Federal Reserve
in
1960.
At
this
center
Our comparative summary for
Pennsylvania—Altoona
1,524,650
Bethlehem
July 22—
York
New
i960
%
$16,231,238,546 $14,744,783,403
1,463,349
2,601,104
5,246,851
5.3
5,586,587
4,996,739
1,102,000,000
+
2.0
1,119,000,000
1,040,000,000
5,631,016
5,447,940
+
3.4
7,728,495
+
0.3
/a)
4,868,020
:
York
7,956,501
Delaware—Wilmington
1,194,730,332
Ohio—Canton
,+
7.4
+
0.3
850,762,026
+
+
7.4
461,700,000
+
0.6
923,005,000
811,090,836
+13.8
449,469,795
449,948,784
—
686,783,809
+
4,376,343
7,750,977
8,676,031
4,984,330
4,458,324
+
1.7
8,746,108
7,399,250
+
9.2
27,832,175
19,384,433
2.5
13,360,015
18,087,636
—
+
1.5
1,198,679,621 f J.,113,426,392
424,011,409
+
17,112,034
1.3
17,922,553
336,546,506
+
0.9
345,827,181'
312,018,085
660,783,367
+
2.5
712,905,154
592,636,233
68,579,400
89,179,900
79,010,800
+ 12.9
77,218,400
13,147,738
+ 15.4
15,992,753
15,255,872
17,008,456
—10.3
19,074,208
13,482,471
467,417,519
475,048,945
1.6
516,685,426
444,200,602
1,620,850,987
Youngstown
2
1,598,657,846
+
1.4
1,705,625,675
1,459,035,021
—
5.8
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
2.2
14,935,008
15,171,318
HZII
Z
Mansfield
Total
—
(7
cities)
—
13,133,222
2.6
433,194,000
_
0.1
704,663,937
,
Columbus
1.9
534,793,465
464,700,000
Pittsburgh
835,293,267
574,602,310
Francisco
5,112,331
16,884,161
Cleveland
San
1,177,245,858
•
339,650,539
677,291,678
Cincinnati
1,164,000,000
Louis
13,785,463
—
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
+10.1
1,310,109,986
St.
24,610,274
•
13,441,954
cities)
(10
7,825,590
26,876,686
Jersey—Trenton
1,168,000,000
—.
1.983,183
1,817,376
2,401,514
1,124',000,000
Wilkes-Barre
1,406,405,010
City
2,088,208
+ 36.9
—70.5
7,750,075
Philadelphia
Kansas
—12.2
1,305,932
Scranton
Chicago
Boston
1,737,148
2,690,145
;
1961
t
4,967,439
Philadelphia
Reading
Total
Week Ended
1958
$
794,354
this week follows:
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
1959
Dec. %
1,787,657
Lancaster
New
$
District—Philadelphia-
Chester
week ended
Week Ended July 15
1960
Inc. or
1961
'
45
'
Cleveland
.
Baltimore
______
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmondwest
Ten
Other
cities, five days
cities,
five
$23,206,040,624 $21,422,514,959
+
5,483,758,280
+
3.4
$28,874,835,179
$26,906,273,239
+
7.3
1,133,752,911
1,096,751,659
+
3.4
$30,008,588,090 $28,003,024,898
+
Virginia—Huntington
6,661,485
—
Virginia—Norfolk
8.3
5,668,794,555
25,345,000
Richmond
All
cities, five days
cities,
one
Total
all
.
South
day
cities
for
week
22,959,000
265,949,976
■
255,859,609
4,886,735
6,140,127
+ 10.4
24,874,000
22,898,620
3.9
223,923,409
0.2
247,553,307
11,286,600
418,164,200
414,243,627
0.9
422,139,152
393,349,853
Columbia—Washington—
178,573,396
151,259,446
+18.1
159,379,283
152,419,330
(6
906,233,774
862,910,853
+
5.0
871,372,469
806,254,118
Carolina—Charleston
11,539,717
Maryland—Baltimore
Total all
7,069,324
7.2
days
District of
Total
__
cities)
11,519,847
+
+
+
8,776,171
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
issue of next week.
our
We
furnish them
cannot
Saturday and the Saturday figures
are
today, inasmuch
as
appear
not available at time of going to
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
cases
in
the week ends
Ac¬
press.
has to be estimated.
Tennessee— Knoxville
42,738,510
Nashville
Augusta
In the elaborate
are
July
the
15. For the week there
was
however, which
increase
an
whole country having amounted
same
we
present further below,
of 8.1%,
the aggregate clearings for
center
showing
Districts in
Federal Reserve
clearings
increase of 11.3%. We group the cities according to the
an
which they
are
located and from this we note that in
the. New York Reserve District the totals show
3.0%
an
improvement of 11.1%, in the
and in the Philadelphia
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are larger by
Reserve District
of 5.0%
but in
the Atlanta
Reserve District of
1.5%.
1.4% and in the Richmond
Reserve District the totals
are
smaller
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit a gain of 8.0%, the St. Louis
Reserve District of 1.8% and the
159,610,328
144,394,495
1.0
465,800,000
414,200,000
10,338,809
8,993.396
Minneapolis Reserve District of 8.9%. In the Kansas
City Reserve District the totals record
increase of 8.7%, in the Dallas Reserve
an
and in the'.San Francisco Reserve District of
following
we
furnish
a
summary
8.5
8,485,168
7,827,023
—
8.1
286,515,210
264,309,021
+
2.9
311,595,877
301,951,345
Mobile
17,897,742
Total
859,916
—
2.0
18,798,297
801,686
15,384,783
842,721
286,627,291
—
6.0
210,064,543
215,734,722
1,545,477,943
1,555,048,612
—
0.6
1,523,365,924
1,350,744,797
Orleans
cities).
(10
SUMMARY
17,741,772
2nd New
3rd
—12 cities
York
9
—
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
1959
Inc. or
Dec. %
960,424,214
16,460,793,986
"
14,818,073,342
1958
$
$
3.0
945,718,747
866,126,463
+11.1
13,671,998,492
13,038,076,191
+
—10
__
"
1,194,730,332
1,177,245,858
+
1.5
1,198,679,621
1,113,426,392
"
1,620,850,987
1,598,657,846
+
1.4
1,705,625,675
1,459,035,021
6
"
906,233,774
862,910,853
10
"
1,545,477,943
1,555,048,612
5th Richmond
6th Atlanta
Grand
3,803,016
Indiana—Fort
South
Wayne,
Terre
3,805,273
2,649,631
2.5
20,159,014
21,302,430
+26.5
12,409,082
11,606,948
+ 6.9
+10.3
117,483,000
2.2
11,282,411
16,831,158
100,514,000
110,904,000
1,826,309
Haute—v
,
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
•
11,070,702:
5,607,514 1- v -5,825,371
174,505,625
185,433,497
Rapids
9,139,625
Moines
Sioux
4.0
+
11,588,489
17,998,990
"
Bend-^.
Iowa—Cedar
—
21,448,656
14,663,826
<
3,963,482
21,992,072
Rapids
Lansing
•
-
9,949,422
67,582,660
Illinois—Bloomington
62,060,249
23,401,933
City
20,586,878
2,034,549
2,012,571.
Chicago
1,469,030,792
Decatur
9,334,060
1,362,296,360
.
8,997,710
30,538,864
26,947,056
19,874,669
15,979,793
9,651,354
York
now
add
week ended July
+
5.0
871,372,469
0.6
1,523,365,924
+
1.8
Ninth Federal Reserve
752,877,375
"
813,507,364
746,982,423
+
8.9
779,782,565
703,336,865
"
873,597,531
803,321,998
+
8.7'
852,741,481
757,566,125
North
685,837,228
648,090,850
+
5.8
670,314,575
608,275,872
South
District—Minneapolis
Dakota—Fargo
"
Dakota—Aberdeen
+
9.1
1,542,247,835
1,418,869,407
27,343,045,241
+
8.1
26,597,809,525
24,516,055,137
13,039,891,188
+
4.7
13,492,140,416
Minnesota--Duluth
9,541,470
Paul
8,749,451
560,943,834
Minneapolis
St.
502,569,003
194,152,161
205,438,620
1,525,737,675
29,564,741,619
13,647',518,756
statement showing the figures for each
city for the
4,170,833
1960
$
Total
(7
cities)
Nebraska—Fremont
River
4,748,982
V
Inc. or
Dec. %
1959
$
1958;
$
Lowell
New
;
•,
.
Springfield
------—
2.1
4,389,504
3,790,102
+11.7
7,389,069
774,630,535
+
1.8
765,706,063
709,277,793
3,836,477
+
3.5
3,680,240
1,829,013
+15.9
1,639,238
1,903,540
3,905,025
+
1.3
3,926,472
3,865,984
22,606,373
17,618,024
+28.3
16,905,677
16,805,692
16,372,695
_
15,654,354
+
4.6
13,464,242
12,163,135
61,949,125
—__.
New
Rhode
New
'
Haven
57,132,831
+
8.4
56,429,606
42,190,239
(12
27,639,435
24,948,016
+
2.5
40,723,552
4.5
3,825,649
21,137,398
Kansas—Topeka
Wichita
582,962,063
^
15,805,676
Joseph—
Colorado—Colorado
3.0
945,718,747
866,126,463
3,937,767
989,694,560
Total
cities)
(9
960,424,214
+
+
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
Dallas
New
Wichita
159,120,879
+18.1
124,196,915
28,092,556
3.2
170,212,249
145,465,136
—
3,322,323
+14.7
2,942,543
2,759,038
4,657,716
;____
4,011,502
+16.1
3,659,88 3
3,293,829
15,917,222,863
York
14,303,154,053
+11.3
13,105,669,109
12,626,798,356
59,222,141
54,974,128
+
7.7
51,962,120
Northern New Jersey(9
cities)
8.7
757,566,125
+
15,353,040
+14.3
+ 4.9
19,616,936
14,282,563
566,617,051
518,588,573
+10.9
53,870,638
48,068,738
5,335,000
5,939,369
15,469,459
+ 9.8
+23.5
+ 8.7
8,510,906
7,452,813
16,029,044
13,440,185
685,837,228
648,090,850
+
5.8
670,314,575
608,275,872
242,358,470
235,096,460
227,377,487
6,938,631
+ 3.1
+16.6
+ 3.5
+ 4.9
242,751,384
8,087,169
5,856,000
cities)
(6
.
32,809,900
+18.0
34,841,008
—
Lake
California—Long
78,808,397
+
3.3
82,906,626
73,526,623
102,702,465
98,058,414
+
4.7
95,608,039
Pasadena
:
14,818,073,342
+11.1
13,671,998,492
13,038,076,191
San
249,225,208
113,515,501
33,718,486
—13.6
19,320,976
787,433,721
46,769,068
13,970,809
19,748,815
1.4
+13.6
+21.2
+ 15.8
+ 7.6
894,336,371
Francisco
Jose—
Santa
257,871,336
119,072,590
29,118,761
19,583,741
:
56,673,329
16,182,478
Barbara
21,257,698
Stockton
+
86,307,442
16,460,793,986
L_.
City__
Beach
27,962,922
81,446,036
6,443,000
5,670,000
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Grand
Outside
Total
7,616,118
852,741,481
560,180,759
45,813,223
7,335,962
Louisiana—Shreveport—
Total
Jersey—Newark
17,133,905
8,774,670
43,870,289
38,723,080
Syracuse.
18,333,325
16,808,840
'
.
Falls
San
Rochester
New
83,813,746
154,060,590
3,811,579
Jamestown
37,907,958
502,770,672
17,541,294
50,816,978
Oregon—Portland
98,947,516
Elmira
8,095,239
10,213,622
44,021,958
578,109,324
+
587,478,154
:
Worth
Fort
Utah—Salt
;•
170,868,042
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
Total
York—Albany
844,875
3.6
803,321,998
873,597,531
Yakima
Buffalo
•-
9,077,884
Springs
Washington—Seattle
New
804,156
11,525,160
1,414,024
534,025,362 ■.,+. 9.2
13,904,711
+13.7
7,402,576
+22.6
37,978,213
3,190,293
39,931,728
4,114,682
cities)
1,047,029
13,225,271
177,602,258
—
36,700,000
+
27,985,777
40,919,935
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
8.9
30,462,416
Island—Providence
1.0
—33.3
+ 6.3
+ 3.3
+72.4
1,530,564
1,128,755
10,308,913
186,110,103
12,260,141
36,650,873
City-
192,346,312
Galveston
Connecticut—Hartford_
703,336,865
3,569,135
3,954,978
■—
779,782,565
7,498,558
7,722,534
—
2,119,650
—__—1-^—
Worcester
9,113,079
3,970,446
—
Bedford-
4,849,604
788,298,667
-
—
12,134,630
8.9
+
752,559
12,022,523
Omaha
St.
Fall
13,995,312
5,264,864
746,982,423
1,514,903
Missouri—Kansas City-.:
10,176,611
Massachusetts—Boston
183,137,608
15,922,746
813,507,364
Helena
Lincoln—
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
1
9,181,910
470,196,549
205,644,459
8,214,787
14,992,837
7,786,195
15,561,202
7,994,485
8,624,361
523,794,231
4,516,578
14,603,593
Montana—Billings
Hastings
15, for four years:
Portland
13,436,702
4,727,709
10,814,529
9.1
+11.6
+ 5.8
—19.5
—11.0
+ 2.7
—
6.2
+
11,889,256,781
1,664,541,943
$
783,879,541
797,680,219
1,350,744,797
1,641,466,511
1961
392,000,000
3,126,998
851,362,625
Maine— Bangor
211,032,561
146,717,816
+
806,254,118
—
Week Ended July 15
-
1,641,466,511
752,877,375
1,984,599,516
'
1,984,599,516
3,265,349
4,548,191
cities);
(4
1.8
Clearings at—
10,084,752
8.0
+
851,362,625
Total
8.0
detailed
7,443,416
+19.6
431,000,000
245,556,698
171,540,578
+
our
"
1.2
5.4
0.1
+19.2
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
We
13,539,326
•
+
+
City—
6,802,931
20,038,479
15,331,106
—
783,879,541
107 Cities
New
1,213,953,004
29,538,324
172,670,447
3,816,236
7
Total—
1,858,484
1,467,359,068
10,490,370
186,992,858
1,862,672,029
"
18,253,120
2,474,402
420,400,000
797,680,219
—10
8,321,824.
50,199,187
21,458,146
172,622,684
6
12th San Francisco
146,345,412
9,424,934
63,553,211
197,009,344
2,011,795,752
,
5,791,584
168,470,718
423,500,000
Louis
9
11th Dallas—
+
—
15,306,339
89,586,000
i,- 9,449,217
4,194,845
„
Kentucky—Louisville
"
10th Kansas City
3.7
6.3
8.1
+ 8.9
+13.7
—
1.1
+ 7.8
+ 3.7
+13.3
+24.4
—
16,100,039
Tennessee—MemphisIllinois—Quincy
"
.
1,862,672,029
—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
-17
9th Minneapolis
8,072,529
2,011,795,752
cities)
(17
—4
7th Chicago—
8th St Louis
973,211
District—Chicago-
Arbor
Rockford
9.1%.
7
Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
Outside
1960
989,694,560
•
0.9'
by Federal Reserve Districts:
$
$
—
+
OF BANK CLEARINGS
1961
1st Boston
226,114,420
269,385,000
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Total
Week Ended July 15—
6,619,312
+
317,562,081
272,049,708
Springfield
In the
9,265,871
7,622,894
291,747,899
L—
Peoria
District of 5.8%
+15.0
8,268,821
Louisiana—New
Des
by 0.6%.
9.3
—
Indianapolis^
Boston Reserve District of
32,981,621
36,992,809
+
+
to $29,564,741,619 against $27,343,045,241 in the
week in 1960. Outside of this city there was a gain of 4.9%, the bank
this
at
detailed statement,
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
+10.3
161,897,771
450,700,000
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
Alabama—Birmingham
we
38,734,470
177,008,733
455,200,000
Georgia—Atlanta
(10
total
New
(107 cities)
York
,
7,207,937
228,552,644
112,588,371
101,689,328
36,471,727
30,016,363
24,435,482
22,816,585
776,869,304
741,929,278
39,575,112
32,894,726
12,400,101
10.244,428
17,419,251
16,140,631
1,664,541,943
cities)
City
(a.) Clearines
7,576,424
272,160,679
ooerations
1,525,737,675
+
9.1
1,542,247,835
1,418,869,407
29,564,741,619
27,343,045,241
+
8.1
26,597,809,525
24,516,055,137
13,647,518,756
13,039,891,188
+
4.7
13,492,140,416
11,889,256,781
discontinued.
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(358)
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
Pursuant to the
countries
FOREIGN
the world.
of
below
We give
BY
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
JULY
and
Country
Monetary
Noon
Unit
TO
1961
Buying
JULY
for
Rate
Friday
pound
New
.0385875
.0200837
.0200862
.968632
.970625
.969718
.209475
.209450
.209475
.209475 '
.00310887
.00310887
.00310887
.00310887
.204050
.204050
.204050
.251225
.208666
.208700
2.786160
2.786000
2.786160
2.785240
.00161080
.00161080
.00161080
.00276250
.00276233
.00276233
.00276200
.324766
.324666
.324800
.324766
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.278318
.278287
.278291
.278281
2.756851
2.758574
2.758415
2.758574
2.757663
.139406
.139443
.139512
.139443
.139425
.0348000
.0348083
.0348000
.0348000
.0347916
.0166436
.0166436
.0166436
.0166436
.0166436
.193400
_
.193443
.193550
.193533
.193591
.231725
.231725
.231671
.231703
Africa,
Kingdom,
1.387875
1.387795
1.387875
sterling
pound
*
2.786160
2.786000
2.786160
Date
lien
4%
1,
Co.
Tea
Southeastern
series
Aug
1
2436
Aug
Aug
1
1
2437
11
Aug
1
2480
Aug
2
262
1
Sept 15
1964
158
*
;
due Jan.
debs,
5%
Public
bonds,
gold
mortgage
1962
Aug.
due
Service
1,
1,
19/7
Co.—
*■
5%
debentures,
Southern
5(4%
Texas
Pacific
due
Eastern
5%%
due
United
Oct.
Transmission
debs,
due
Artists
1964
1,
Dec.
Co.—
series H bonds
Dec.
Co.—
Circuit,
-
i
1976
1,
Theatre
1983
1,
Inc.,
Aug.
stk
pfd.
5%
ISSUE
CALLED
cumul.
pfd.
ENTIRE
Company and Issue—
Bankers
Commercial
Central
Consolidated Statement of Condition
increased $21
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) since
July 19,
ASSETS—
Redemption
Total
account
fund
for
F.
certificate
gold
R.
notes
—1,801
1,048
(*391)
—1,709
26
—
375
+
26
172
Discounts and advances
+
128.
outright
92
+
17,223
reserves
Cash
Acceptances—bought
26
—
Demand
1960
1961
16,175
+1
809
-*t
a
33
+
in
District, and by smaller amounts in the other
districts.
Demand deposits credited to domestic banks
increased $371 million.
U. S. Government demand de¬
Cleveland
^6
,;
^.uiriiuO n,i;/*
.
Bills
2,123
Certificates
6,511
—1,996
14,646
Bonds
270
—
3,287
+
POrter
conv.
General
Indianapolis
5.65%
North
Power
Cumul.
cumul.
'Announced
..
V,.
.
^
.
stock———
Held
under
Total
U.
bought
outright
repurchase
S.
26,567
576
—
agree' t_
domestic commercial banks decreased
securities—
26,567
576
—
Total loans
and securities
26,772
Other assets
Total
(1,162)
5,215
254
Jan.
1,
July 29
1968——
Securities,
305
(1,553)
598
5
Agricultural
2
Loans
Commercial
—1,857
(391) 27.595
—
122
16,275
361
+
U.
reserves
—
212
646
+
153
+
237
+
21
265
_
4
17,423
—
42
S.
Treas.—general account
Foreign—
Other
I
Total
Deferred
2,430
'
Sales finance,
+
34
Other
_
99
(1,162 )
3,624
—2,470
28
—
41
190
+
1
1
(1,553) 48,683
193
—
—1,920
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
paid
of
427
_
accounts
combined
figures
as
+26
42
+
_
+15
5
-Aug
:—
(1,553) 50,001
—
177
l 857
'
reserves
on
the
S.
issue.
1
1
+
—
12,923
+
16.387
—
1,281
commercial banks
—
31,456
—
—
+
546
—
domestic
banks
-
—
qc
392
32
+
1,517
+
5,311
—3,430
150
—
84
+1,455
38
—1,170
188
+
184
85
+
229
15.
+
657
+
6,137
+
667
LIABILITIES—
61,892
adjustedt—
deposits—totals
Individuals,
partnerships,
and
tions
!
32
_
parentheses
are
the eliminations made in
comparable figures on combined basis
—
the
on
consoli-
following
States
and
+
+
89,346
—
737
+
352
832
—1,038
corpora¬
+
65,451
4,716
—
political
subdivisions—
—
."
1,585
299
Mutual
Condition Statement of Member Banks
banks of the
shows
the
ended
statement
of
weekly reporting
Federal Reserve
following
July 12:
Decreases
of
changes
for
Time
and
preferred
Dominion
2nd
the
cities
week
$421 million in loans ad¬
justed, $518 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities, and $1,92^ million in U. S. Government de¬
mand deposits; and increases of
$737 million in demand
deposits adjusted, and $127 million in time and
savings
deposits.
-
+
-
preference
Steel
Tar &
Common
$1
300
30.
vestment
Bois
Du
banks
<
N.A,
districts and
with
week
a
a
a
and
industrial
loans
$3.50
decreased
in
most
year ago.
However, these loans
have decreased
$617 million since the first of this
year in contrast to an
increase of $915 million
during the comparable period
in 1960.
Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchasing
carrying
creased
U.
S.
Government
$94 million.
tutions
Loans
and
to
other
87V2c
decreased $266 million; these
$1,250 million lower than a year/ago.
loans
are
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Bradstreet, Inc. (quar.)
du Pont
:
7-10
7-25
7-10
25c
(Canada), Ltd., common
Metals
&
Supply
9-
$10c
Milner, class A (initial)
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., class A (quar.)_
4.80% preferred (quar.)
Duro-Test, 5% preferred (quar.)_
8-18
7-28
25C
(quar.)
8
6-30
1
7-14
8-
7%c
9-1
$14c
8-15
8-15
7-31
30C
8-15
7-31
3iy4c
9-15
8-25
.7-28
6-30
+
Eagle Incorporated
East Kootenay Power, Ltd.—
7%
preferred (accum.)
Eastern Can Co., Inc., class
$0.0105
,
States
Corp.,
preferred
B
$7
V
-
9-15
8-15
10c
8-
1
7-14
$1.75
8-
1
7-
7
$1.50
8-
1
7-
7
$$1.75
A
pfd.
A
(accum.)
(accum.)
-
/»$25a
9-15
,
9-1
8-
7
6-30
8-
1
7-14
8-
1
7-14
+
61
N.A.
6
preferred (quar.)
$1.50
8-
1
7-14
+
14
$1.02 Va
9-
1
8-
4
$1.06(4
9-
1
8-
4
$1.21%
9-
1
8-
4
$1.25
9-
1
8-
$1.34
9-
1
8-
4
$1.37%
9-
1
8-
4
$1.37%
9-1
8-
$1,411/4
9-
1
8-
4
$1.42
9-
1
8-
4
$1.60
9-1
8-
4
12 %C
7-31
6-30
9-15
7-17
+
911
N.A.
148
1,792
etc
2
+
N.A.
N.A.
16
9
1,467
—
—
—
418
10
—
El
Products
%
Paso
,
+
National
Commoh
Gas
(quar.)
687
5.50%
5.65%
—
12,552
2
,+
+
739
individual loan items
are
after deduction
shown gross.
demand
deposits except those of U. S. Government and
banks, less cash items in process of collection.
.;
^
v
.
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
:
preferred (1956)* (quar.)——
preferred
(quar.)
______
preferred
(quar.)
6.40%
preferred
(quar.)—.
Electro Networks
:
(initial)
(stock dividend)-
Empire District Electric, 43A% pfd.
5% preferred (quar.)
.;
10%
Corp.
1
4
4
8-15
8-15
7-31
7-17
35c
7-31
7-17
$12%c
(quar.)
*9-1
7-31
6-30
7-31
6-30
$5c
7-31
6-30
$1.25
(stock dividend)
Employees Group Associates
9-
$1.18%
(quar.)_
_____
Empire National
*
Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
414%
preferred (quar.)
4.87%%
preferred
(quar.)
$5 2nd preferred
(quar.)
5%%
577
Co.,
4.10%
290
1%%
__
*.*
.
certified
checks not shown
about
N.A.—not available.
Other loans de¬
7-25
$1.12%
7
~50c
Year-ago comparison excludes change in deposits due to mutual savings
^Includes
7-26
$1.12'/2
5,051
banks.
1
preferred (quar.)
insti¬
de¬
7-
8-
2,803
,
commercial
7-14
7-31
$1
4% %
separately.
♦♦Includes time deposits of U. S. Government and postal savings not
shown separately.
securities
nonbank financial
or
domestic
7-28
10c
N.A.
tExclusive of loans to domestic commercial banks and
all
9-11
10c
Electro Consolidated, class A
tlncludes
8-10
1
6,194
—
of valuation reserves;
7-17
1
10-
49
net of
$66 million; this compares closely
decrease of $75 million
during the corresponding
8-10
9-
$15c
Co.—
preferred
$4.50
Dun &
8-23
+
91
ACCOUNTS
6-30
28,763
■
CAPITAL
7-31
$15c
class A (quar.)
(Pa.)
(s-a)
5.68 %
Commercial
1
income)
Duke Power
5.36%
liabilities
9-
+ 6,836
From Federal Reserve Banks-;
Other
2
127
-
others
2
10-
7-11
+
Borrowings:
From
10-
I2V2C
Easy Washing Machine, Ltd.—
5%
1st preference A (quar.)——
Echlin Rfltfg. Co.—
(2-for-l sfock split)—
Foreign:
Commercial
3
1
Deposit National Bank
N.A.
:
insts.,
7-
11-
a3 Va %
1961)—
Drug Fair-Community Drug,
Ekco
official
1
39,953'
Savings deposits
,
Other time deposits
States and political subdivisions
Governments,
1
8-
25c
Doughboy Industries, common
Dover Industries, Ltd., common
(qu&r.)—_
6%
preferred (quar.)—+
—.+
Dreyfus Fund Inc. (quarterly from net in¬
25
corpora¬
interbank
7-12
8-
$20c
Paper (quar.)
Long & Co., Ltd.
Amer. D6p. rets.
(Interim payment for year ending Sept.
+
tions:
Domestic
7-31
$10c
8-15 '
Dorman
Eastern
;
7-14
Donnacona
N.A.
8
1
$25c
N,A.
945
8-
$30c
(quar.)
18
—
7-14
r
(quar.)
+
670
7-14
1
;,T
Coal, Ltd. (quar.)
Chemical, Ltd., com. (quar.)
&
preference
8
8-
$37 %c
Linoleum
&
8-
llbc
—
(quar.)—
Dominion Oilcloth
1
$20c
(quar.)
common
—3,880
:
and
7-17
9-
(quar.)
Ltd.,
353
etc
deposits—total**
partnerships,
7-31
$20c
Ltd.
Fabrics,
Dominion
$6
banks
6-30
$$1.25
__
insts.,
9-20
7-31
(monthly)
Investment—
(quar.)
Bridge.
7
*10- 2
15c
(quar.)
Anglo
587
official
savings
Individuals,
system in leading
principal
Commercial
member
Ltd.
&
1,926
savings
Foreign:
Governments,
condition
Mines,
7-
39c
(quar.)__
+
2,089
i,
8-24
N.A.
+
Domestic interbank:
Commercial
8-1
'
mvac
pfd.
12,097
U. S. Government
7-18
2V4C
—
Dumas
deposits
7-28
7-27
(quar.)__
$1.56
Manufacturing,
5 %
3,640
+
3,149
148,384
assets/liabilities
Demand
Pages.
The
Dome
170
+
437
4,457
1,494
coin
assets—net
1,087
518
8
+
63
+
—
33
12,333
R. Banks
+
43
72
11,006
135
—
21
6,256
securities
1Q9
+
27
4,405
years
—1,357
3
14,855
year
with
Dodge
Dominion
587
After five years
Currency and
40
212
+
—-//229
3,253
2,418
Other
630
+
—
1,367
securities—total-.
York
New
Inc.—
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Dominion
indebtedness
Treasury notes and U.S. bonds maturing:
Demand
149
see
45
157
—
institutions:
.
five
171
+
103
loans
one
31
carrying:
Treasury certificates of
to
10
9-12
8-15
$2
(quar.)
Dividend Shares,
444
—
of
Corp.
Dominguez Oil Fields
foreign banks
One
5,539
15c
-
Corp.
Payable of Rec.
15c
(quar.)
Fruit
+
66
139
1,730
domestic
Inc.
Giorgio
Discount
Dominion
personal finance, etc
Government
Di
Share
Company
5,369
Duconimun
37.9%
b;!U'-
Holders
When
Per
Name of
+
855
421
336
securtiies
loans
to
+
3,522
follow¬
spondents
in
to
Balances
Contingent liability on acceptances
purchased
for
foreign
corre¬
Process;
U.
Total
ing pages—not consolidated)
'Figures
Loans
Other
from
262
1
Continued from page 12
+
pur¬
:
Reserves with F.
note liabili¬
(computed
shown
_
74
certificate
to deposit and F. R.
ties
+1
817
gold
Other
or
financial
Within
in
Total liabs. and capital accounts
Ratio
Loans
—
1,161
Treasury bills
Total liabilities
Surplus
Other capital
for
____
nonbank
25
—
2,114
purchasing
securities
to
Loans
for
Government
S.
Real estate
deposits
availability cash items—
Other liabs. and accrued dividends
Capital
loans
Other
bank
—
dealers
Other securities
Other
Deposits:
U.
loans
and
—
31,549
industrial loans
and
brokers
to
69,940
L
chasing or carrying:
U. S. Government securities
LIABILITIES—
Federal Reserve notes
Member
adjustedt
_
*177
—
112,402
Loans and investments adjustedt
+
+17
50,001
117
Inc.—
stock—:
DIVIDENDS
Diebold,
dollars)
—1,401
113,683
investments
and
loans
+
+
111
1
-
750
221
8
Gfi'.Hf
1960
(In millions of
53
—
115
Aug
series
1956
t>
July 13,
1961*
1961
Loans
_
assets
448
—
July 5,
July 12,
Total
Cash items in process of collection
Bank
premises
ll4
July 31
shares
preferred
this
$546 million.
Increase ( + ) or
120
+
V
Decrease (—) Since
ASSETS—
Govt,
.
*
1
1—Aug 15
stock
%
Total
*
<;%
Aug 16
I
&
conv.
in
*
if
1977-
Co.—
due
Investments
4% %
3
1
Co.—
preferred
Water
bonds
coll.
.
•*.
•
.
1,
Ltd.—
redeemable
Northeastern
Special
& Light
preferred
Oil,
Nov
V*v;
-*
March
due
Corp.— r-..
convertible preferred
cumul.
Star
5%
/ '
debs,
Builders
cumul.
Page
—July 25
A stock
series
Co.-r-
f.
s.
Loans to
million.
others decreased $418
rowings from
173
—
&
stock
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
decreased $16 million and bor¬
803
+
Fischer
5%
preference
conv.
6%
Federal Reserve Banks
+1,636
Notes
576
—
$1.40
Date
Corp.
Corp.—
posits decreased in all districts.
U. S. Government securities:
Bought outright—
adjusted
increased $131
million
District, and $115 million in the
deposits
Francisco
San
the
Securities
5'A %
of Treasury bills decreased $437 million,
Treasury certificates increased $32 million, and the com¬
bined total of Treasury notes and U. S. Government
bonds decreased $113 million.
July 20,
July 12,
1961
certificate
million.
Holdings
(In millions of dollars)
Gold
real estate loans
$43 million during the week;
2773
215
113
'
RR.—
bonds,
2.785240
creased
Fage
of Illinois—
refunding
1.387417
2.784420
rand
and
1924, due Feb.
National
.231700
1.387008
Switzerland, franc
South
of
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Prior
.0800560
_
first
5%
.00161080
.278312
_
213
Cincinnati Enquirer, Inc.
.00161080
—
1990
5(4%
cumul.
prior preferred
stock
—Aug 14
5% debs, due Aug. 1, 1967—.,_Aug*l
Dynalectron Corp. 6% conv. s. f. debs, due Aug. 1, 1968_Aug
1
Lehigh Valley Coal Co.—
.251300
.208733
!,
.324766
pound
1
'
American Investment Co.
.204050
.251220
Company and Issue—
.00276250
krone
s.
REDEMPTION
PARTIAL
.967767
.251325
guilder
Pago
f. bonds—Aug
July 28
refunding
1st
Co.
.0385875
.0200912
.208766
_
Zealand,
United
.0385750
2.784420
_
Date
Electric
&
Central Power & Light Co.—
1st 5(4%
mtge. bonds due June 1,
2.219314
2.220047
TENDER
OF
Jersey
.0385625
.204050
peso
of
Baltimore Gas
.0121200
.0121151
list
a
common
Company and Issue—
$
$
.0121153
2.219920
found
be
and
NOTICE
July 20
.0200900
.251325
—
will
Thursday
July 19
July 18
2.220047
Money)
States
Wednesday
Tuesday
$
United
in
.208733
franc
new
mark
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
Union
(Value
York
New
.00310887
....
Netherlands,
Norway,
in
.209450
-
Malaysia, malayan dollar
Mevien,
transfers
.0121121
2.218661
lira
yen
Cable
1930
INCLUSIVE
.967057
-
(Metropolitan),
Ireland,
1961,
:
„
of corporate bonds, notes,
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.
Below
preferred
.0200825
Germany, deutsche
India, rupee
Italy,
Reserve Bank
the different
on
.0385375
—
Japan,
''
.0121076
Wl
20,
Monday
July 17
'■!v'
France
Federal
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
FEDERAL
14,
Monday, July 24, 1961
.
Fund Notices
record for the week just passed.
a
July 14
Argentina, peso
Australia, pnnnri
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, Markka
the
1930,
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
certifies daily to the Secretary
.
and
*July 5 figures revised.
officers
Enamel
Class
&
A
Heating Products,
(quar.)—
Ltd.—
___
•
(Stock dividend for one 4% non-cum. re¬
deemable pfd. share ($2.50 par) for each
two shares
4%
preferred
of
cl.
A or
cl.
„
B
shares held)
Volume
Number
194
1
6075
'
.
.
,—...
S/iare
Eversharp, Inc., common
5% preferred (quar.)
Ewa Plantation
■■■■,.
->n„
1~-ll
loc
,
S
.
7
-
Grafton
in
?-H
Fairfield
preierrea
common
Falstaff
6%
preferred
York)
10. 2
43^
..Stock
Bank
Gulf
9-16
$5
7-25
6-30
$5
20c
27'/2c
to
Class
B
(quar.)
National
Bank
of
' 6-23~
Food
Fair
:
Stockholders
Ford
vote
.
8. x
1
8-1
2%
8-1
7-25
Motor Co.
B
Franklin
of
Ltd.
(L.)
Realty
9.
8_
5
of
America,
4
9-15
1
6-30
8- 1
7-28
7-24
12y2c
12>/2c
8-15
11-15
7-31
7-14
7-18
6-30
8- 1
8-
Funsten
>
E.)
(R.
(5c
(monthly)
25c
8c
A
9-. 1
7-31
8c
8-31
5%
Co.,
.
8c
9-30
12J/2c
30c
8- 1
- !
(George
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Gamble-Skogmo,
___
Gar Wood Industries, Inc.-^
.4y2%
.
,
preferred
4,% preferred (quar.)
Gateway Sporting Goods
General
American
.
Investors—
(quar.)
Battery & Ceramic
General Foam
General
(Initial-stock dividend).
Mills, Inc.
Corp.—
5.'
preferred (quar.)__
$3.75
$5 preferred
,
(quar.)
General Motors
93%c
$1.25
(quar.)
Equipment Corp.—
,
$1.60 conv. preferred (quar,)
Utilities
General
Public
General
Steel
General
'
7-10
7-10
8- 1
8- 1
...
,
40q
8-25
8- 1
,
(quar.)
t$1.25
5% pfd. (quar.)
of California—
(quar.)
;___
Ltd.,
Wares,
preferred
General Telephone Co. of
$2 preferred (quar.)
f
,
_
8-31
7-28
7-17
62>/2c
preferred (quar.)
General. Telephone Co. of
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
62>/2c
64y2c
5.16%
General
Corp.—
"
Industries
Gilmore
(quar.)
Glatfelter
common
4'/2%
Co.,
preferred
preferred
4%%
Class
A
(monthly)
A
;
(quar.)
Globe
&
:
class
Ltd..
(quar.)
A
Republic Insurance
8-18- 1
8-31
9-12
8-10
9-11
10-10
8- 1
7-10
7-15
7-15
7-15
8-20
8-23
7-26
8-25
9-26
7-15
8- 1
7-20
8- 1
7-14
7-15
8-15
8- 1
$.5781 y4
-.
10c
10c
8c
8c
8c
J13c
"(monthly)
Envelopes,
7-25
8- 1
10c
25c
30c
• 56y4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
•Class
9-13
8-15
9-15
5%
___
Glen Manufacturing, Inc. (qrar.)
Glen-Gery Shale Brick (quar.)
Glickman Corp., class A (monthly)
Globe
9-27
9- 1
8-1
dividend)
(quar.)
H.)
7-31
7-25
7-25
7-14
7-14
7-14
7-14
9- 1
7-14
7-10
7-10
$1.12Va
^
Gladding McBean & Co.
(P.
8- 1
8-1
8- 1
8- 1
(quar.)
(stock
Co.
Company
&
7
15C
$2 voting.preferred (quar.)
Genesco, Inc. (quar.)
Gimbel
Bros., Inc., common
$4.50 preferred
(quar.>„
Ginn
7-10
55c
preferred (quar.)
$5 voting preferred (quar.)
.
8-15
7-15
40c
55c
6%
(s-a)
Godfrey Company
-
Golden
West Markets (stock dividend)
(One-half share of Food Dividend Corp. of
America
for
each
Goodali Rubber
Co.
share
CO,
Gould-National
12y2c
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Goodman Mfg.
held)
22!/2c
(quar.)
Inc.
4%
preferred
Stock
v
t
.
6%
R.)
&
preferred
7-30
7-10
$2
(s-a)
11.50
class
class B preferred
class
8%
class B preferred
A
A
preferred
preferred
$1.50
1
9-11
12-11
8-21
11-20
$2
g_H
8_2i
§2
9-11
$2
12-11
11-20
$2
12-11
11-20
'
Little
9-
8-15
1
8-
<
1
—
—
—
5
10-
10-16
Co.
(quar.)
7-15
$2.40
7-31
7-14
Loblaw
15c
9-12
8-18
9-12
8-18
$1.12%
A
(quar.)
9-29
9-20
—
new
(quar.)
Local
Class
7-28
1
7-18
Long
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
$1
8-
1
7-14
$1.06%
'
8-IS'1
1
9-
175c
interest
.r
9-11
9C
8-20
;
*
r
8-11
Z.7r31
*
i'
9-15
50c
9-29
9-15
Macco
$1.25
9-30
y-ia
Macleods,
8-
7-10
7-10
(quar.)
—
Assurance (Canada)
Income Properties, class A (monthly)
Indian Head Mills, $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Life
(Entire issue called
redemption on July 31 at $107.50
share plus this dividend)
Industria Electrica de Mexico, S. A.—
8-
1
8-
1
55 %c
8-
1
8-
1
1
8-17
*
7-14
7-31
.
1
9-15
6c
8-
1
6-23
8-
1
7-14
37y2c
8-
1
,
'r\»y
Corp.,
48c
9-
1
8-
1-
2
2
tl5c
35c
$1.12%
Quarterly
tl3c
Resistance
(quar.)
Co.
Fire
7-29
preferred
preferred
preferred
& Light,
Power
(quar.)——
common
Jantzen, Inc., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Jensen Industries
(initial)
4%
joy
Sutherland
Papeii
Katz
Co.
(stock
Kellogg Company-?31/2 %
.
3V2%
preferred
preferred
Kennametal,
Inc.
dividend)
'
' V
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
-
Ltd.
Grain.
Corp.,
7-31
7-21
8-15
y7-31
7-12
8-
1
8-
1
7-12
9-11
8-18
9-25
8-25
15c
12»/2C
8-
7-10
1
B
2yac
8-15
7-21
Corp.,
5
9-20
10-16
10-16
9-15
York)
1
9-
1
8-15
85c
9-
1
8-15
10-31
10-10
1
1
7-15
1
7-10
$2.50
8-
'
7-11
(Stock
11-
1
10-18
each
47 y2 c
9-
1
7-31
8-
1
7-14
8-
1
7-14
40c
8-
4
7-14
8-
1
7-15
Michigan
8-31
8-25
Miami
5.52%
7-20
1
6-26
42y2c
9-
1
8-11
$1.06 V*
9-
1
8-11
$1
(quar.)
40c
8-
1
7-17
9-
1
8-18
9-
1
8-18
Beach—
Central
Extruders
$1.38
share en
8- 1
9-15
8-15
t$l
5V2C
8- 1
7-20
7-31
7-14
Midnite
7-28
7-14
Miles
35c
CO
CO
8-21
Miller Mfg. Co., common
Stock dividend
95c
9-
1
8-14
Minneapolis Gas Co
$1
9-
1
8-14
*25c
t25c
32Vac
5c
Minnesota
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line,
—
7c
Gas & Electric—
preferred (quar.)
Gas Utilities (quar.)
Michigan Seamless Tube
(quar.)
Midland & Pacific Grain, Ltd. (annual)
Michigan
Michigan
8-14
8-14
8-14
Mines
Class
9-15
1-2-62
12-15
40c
8-21
8-
4
8-10
8- 1
(quar.)
6
7-31
7-31
7-31
7-11
7-U
7-11
7-14
7-20
7-21
7-21
7-18
7-15
98-
1
5
7-21
7-
5
7-
7
7-20
7-20
7-19
7-27
6-30
(Schenectady) (quar.)
—1
—
—
,
8-31
4'/2c
(stock dividend)-
9-16
9-16
25%
common
8-16
8-
8- 1
8- 1
7-14
30c
,10c
—-
Extra
Marking
System
(increased
quar.)
30c
11-1
10c
Quarterly
Monarch
40c
B
Mohawk National Bank
•
(quar.)
;
Ontario Paper
Extra
2
87 %c
preferred
7-25
40c
90c
(reduced)
43/4%
7-31
-12c
5c
5%
$1.1834
(monthly)
Rhoades.
&
—
(quar.)
Laboratories
Modine Mfg.
1
'
7-14
$1.10
15c
25c
7-31
1
1
6c
7-18
1
8-
$25
1
1
7-
(s-a)
8-
9-
1
(quar.)
RR.
Inc.
7-15
9-
8-
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
7-31
7-31
7-28
7-10
&
7-21
7-28
40c
Bedford,
1—
(New
common)
1
9-
7-17
8-21
$1
Ltd.—
(l/20th of a
dividend)
1
$1.05
9
9
9-11
Power,
Light &
8-
$1.12%
<
$1.183/4
(quar.)
registered (quar.)
$1 preferred bearer (quar.)
Meyer (George J.) Mfg
Meyercord Company
(quar.)
Miami Tile & Terrazzo
(quar.)
Miller
7-17
88-
30c
—
8-
$1.08%
7-14
1
8-
preferred
$1
7-14
7-31
8-
(quar.)
preferred
Mexican
7-10
7-31
(Long Island,
(Pittsburgh)
Bank
(quar.)
Electric—
Massachusetts)
10-18
1
25c
iy4c
2%
Merrimack-Essex
7-18
1
.
25c
(s-a)
National
7-17
1
7-21
8-
8-
20c
30c
Merchants
1
8-15
8-
.
Quarterly
8-
.
12 V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Bank
8-15
1
9-
37y2c
Mercantile National Bank of Miami
9-15
10-
6-30
93 J/4 c
(quar.)
4% series B pfd. (quar.).
8-
87VS.C
7-24
9-
1
series pfd.
1
12-
8-10
10c
5uc
(quar.)
Co.
&
common
10-16
12-20
1
933/4C
dividend
11-
2%
•
933/4C
-
G.)
National
43/4%
9-15
1
7-17
8-25
t35c
preferred
(quar.)
Brook National Bank
Stock
Mellon
t60c
8-
10-
20c
V
(quar.)_.
(Arthur
Meadow
8-10
9-
3
7-31
t$1.25
com.
new
15c
—
7-14
7-25
$1
(quar.)
25c
—
8-31
'
$1.06 y«
income)
investment
93 %c
—
8
7-14
Mead
City Power
Drug
9-
J30c
4.40%
(quar.).
•
35C
7-21
50C
Co.
7-11
7-31
8-15
25c
—
8-
$1
(quar.)
<u
$1.11
10c
& Light —
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
4.35%
(quar.)
preferred
4'/2%
preferred
(quar.)—
Kansas
1
■
8-
McQuay-Norris Mfg.
Power
preferred
Manufacturing
7-11
8-
$1.24
Massachusetts Electric, 4.44% pfd. (quar.)—
Indemnity & Life Insurance
Quarterly
Massachusetts Investors Trust (quarterly
7-24
8-15
$1.25
& Light—
(quar.)
Jewel Tea Co., 33/4% preferred (quar.).
Johnson Hill's, Inc.
Jorgensen (Earle M.) Co. (quar.)
Central
Jersey
1
7-10
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-11
8-
8-21
$1.09
—
7-25
1
$1.11
pid. (quar.)
8-
7-31
$1.05
(quar.)
7-15
$1.04
9-11
25c
com.
7-10
8-15
7-27
25c
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric,
1
7-31
20c
35c
1
8-
9
37 %c
(quar.)
8-
90c
$1.50
37%c
(quar.)
preferred
37y2C
dividend
McKee
1
$2.50
common
Extra
4.36
3
9-
t75c
(quar.)
7-17,
split
7-28
25c
Extra
Iowa
7-
1
160c
(Rhode Island)
$2.50 preferred
$4.22
8-
—
(quar.)
8-
7-17
1
27»/2C
Melville Shoe Corp., common
(quar.)—
1
1
8-
17'/ac
(Bloomington,
Casualty
&
98-
15c
8-15
9-
i2y2c
(increased s-a)
Foundation, Ltd., com.
9
t59c
6 V4c
9-20
New
Department Stores—
quar.)
9
12-20
McCall
60c
(Increased
8-
class A
(ipitial-quar.)
McCormick & Co., 5% pfd. (s-a)
McGregor-Doniger, class A (quar.i-.—
4
7-16
7V2C
:
1
6
4V4%
(quar.).
International Business Machines Corp.—
9-
—
1-20-62
McCabe
12-
5c
pref
9
*37y2c
(quar.)
Department Stores,, common (quar.)—
$3.75 preferred (1945 series) (quar.)
$3,75 preferred (1947 series) (quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
33/4% preferred (quar.)
—Mayer (Oscar) & Co. (quar.)
11-16
11-30
$3
(quar.)
8-
Ltd.—
Class
common
1
Fund, Inc.—
from
7-31
75c
(quar.),.
Ltd.—
preferred
9-
,r
-
Ltd.—
Institutional Growth Fund
Breweries,
9
fbyc
May
-
per
(Quarterly from investment Income)
8-
5%
7-14
for
,
1
J60c
Massachusetts
10-
3iy4c
60c preference-(quar.)
9
9-
U2V2c
par tic. preferred A (quar.)
—
(R. H.) & Co., 4'/4% pfd. (quar.)—
preferred series B (quar.)
Stock
t65c
20c
Ltd.,
9
8-
Majestic Specialties (quar.)
Manning, Maxwell & Moore (quar.)
Maremont Corp., 6%
preferred (quar.)—_
7-10
9-
*3iy4c
(quar.)_-
6
8-
Mailman, Ltd.. 5% preferred (quar.)
M'ajestic-Penn State Inc., common
7-10
58 %c
shares
10-
1
1
(quar.)
Corp.
Three-for-one
7-10
t37y2C
preferred
2-16
9-
Quarterly from net investment income—
(initial quar.)
7-10
53V4c
$1.50 preferred (quar.)w
—————
Indianapolis Power & Light—
11-17
9-
Magnavox Company, new com.
52 V2c
(quar.)
8-17
9
10-20
(quar.) I
Lynchburg Gas Co
1
12-28
$1.25
—...
common
9
7-17
25c
41
4
9-
2 y2%
(quar.)
Lunkenheimer Company
1
8-
12-
Stores
10-' 2
t25c
(quar.)^
common
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Louisiana Power & Light, 4.16%
t.,4.44% preferred (quar.)
ri 5.16%
preferred (quar.)
Lukens
Steel Co.
(quar.)
Luco-y
7-14
3-10-62
tl2V2c
island Lighting
1
$2.50
3-10-62
2-16
Longview Fibre Co.
10c
(quar.)
Co.,
Trust
11-17
$1.10
B
8-
8-
6%
9
6V4C
8-
8-
Investors
12-
$1.10
(R. I.),
Corp.
60c
51c
Common
1
$1.10
Ltd.,
Groceterias,
Finance
55c
Illinois)
9-
50c
preference, series A (quar.)
50c 2nd preference (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Co.
8-15
35c
—
(initial).
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)——
4.26% preferred
(quar.)
4.42%
preferred
4.70% -preferred
(quar.)
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd. (quar.)
Imperial Investment Corp. Ltd.—
6»/4%
preferred (quar.)
Interstate
7-12
1
(quar.)
$1.50
Brick
Investment
7-12
1
50c
Ltd., class A (quar.)
B
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Class
3
Power
International
1
8-
(quar.)
Loblaw Cos.,
15c
*—
4.08%
Interstate
Special stock
6-30
Illinois
A
88-
60c
6-30
7-
7-10
55c
(quar.)
1
1
1
15c
(N. Y.)
1
8-1
6-30
8-
87yac
(quar.)
com.
$4,30
8-
8-10
7-20
7-31
20c
8-
55C
1
1
Co.
Insurance
Orig.
stock
Litton Industries (stock dividend)
U5C
7-10
98-
noc
7-20
7-15
class
7-10
7-25
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
pfd.
1
1
50c
7-10
7-25
25c
8-
8-
4V2%
7-25
Special stock (quar.)
$4.30 Orig stock
$4.30 Orig stock
40c
Interchemical
7-14
15c
(quar.)
Miami RR.
4%
8-21
•,
8-15
6%
8-21
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Macy
6- 5
(quar.)^
(quar.)__
9-
7-14
Interior
6-23
3i%c
Rochester Trust Co.
Belt
7-14
"
6% preferred (quar.)
8%
7-31
pref.
15c
class
Co.,
Bell.
8-15
6-30
7-29
9-
3i%c
35c
3.80%
(quar,)
8%
.r
Y.)
Co.—
Link
12-13
KVP
50%
8-15 '
1
Employees Life Insurance—
8%
,
7-10
9- 1
J50c
dvidend
(W.
8- 1
9-15
Ltd.
(quar.),.
Grace National Bank.(N.
Grace
8-15
20c
(quar.)____
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada
Government
9-15
30c
(quar.)
Batteries
1
8-
&
1
(quar.)
Lincoln Printing Co.,
7-24
Ingram
7-14
10-13
(quar.)
4V2%
(interim)
National Life
$3.50
9-15
2
7-31
10-31
tnyac
(quar.)
Corp.,
Ltd.
(Fort Wayne)
Institutional Shares,
7-14
$1.25
$1.27V&
$1.50
$1.25
50c
5.10%.
Stores
Bros,
Lincoln
9-
45c
—*.——
American
10-
X15c
15c
8-
7-14
8- 1;
9- 1
8- 1
8- 1
55c
Lewis
15c
Imperial
12-15
115c
preferred B (quar.)
Lerner
5
9-
12-15
12-29
135c
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
3iy4c
(quar.)
7-7
Southwest—
the
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
5%
-
Waterworks
,
5%
9-15
12-29
Lehigh Portland Cement (reduced)
7
7-20
1
8-
9-15
$1.25
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)
8- 1
50c
-
(quar,)__^
General Telephone Co. (Ky.) 5% pfd. (quar.)
7-
7-25
9-29
*20c
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred A
Lincoln
—
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common
6%
preferred (s-a)
Indiana—
_
$2.50 preferred C
,
7-14
1
8-
$1.09%
(Newburgh)
8-1
22y2c
Leeds & Northrup, common
7-10
87V2c
(quar.)..,
Refrigerator
5.65%
.
9-15
29c
._
7-10
1
25c
Telephone Co.
4y2%
.
9- 6
7-25
8- 1
8- 1
1
8-
35c
.
General Precision
r,
C. 7-27
8-
5%
.9-15
30c
Tire
Si
.
7-5
9-29
*20c
Co
Lawrence
Lee
Gas
1
(Ontario
——
7-31
Illinois
8-1.
8- 9 •
7-12
7-14
9-11
7-12
7-28
6-16
7-10
7-10
TO- 2
9c
50c
5%.
30c
€o,Z( quar.)_____,.
General. Eiecmc
9- 1
g- 1
7-25
Co.
Acceptance, Ltd., class A
Rubber
1
8-
8-15
8-
A
Madison
■■
-.$4.50 preferredv(quar.)
_—$i.i2y2
General Bakeries, Ltd.?.(quar.)—^—flQc
General
8-15.-..
;
50c
$1
15c
Investment
&
(quar.)—
—
Laura Secord Candy Shops, Ltd.
Company
Hyster
Loan
7-18 '
7-31
,
,
,
preferred (quar.)
Press Brick—
5%
9-15
■-■
56y4c
>
(quar.)
common
Class
7-28
Bank
.
*
—_
Quarterly
Laurentide
10-16
Huttig Sash & Door, common
5% preferred (quar.) —
7-17
7-21
7-31
...
.(quar.)—
Gardner-Denver Co.,
7-20
(quar.)„
7-10
$1.25
Syracuse
Hussman
B
1
1
(quar.)
A.)
& Co.
(Josepn)
Class
;
8-
8-15
Quarterly
8-15
..
__
pfd.
8-30
11-
:
Hydraulic
Gabriel
1
J20C
(quar.)
8-15
Hugoton Gas Trust, Units beneficial
Huron & Erie Mortgage Corp.—
8-18
7-15
,
;___
7-25
5c
(N. Y.) common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Houston Lighting & Power, $4 pfd.
(quar.)
Howard Stores Corp., 4V4% pfd. (quar.)
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting (quar.)
7-24
(quar.)
(monthly)
Class
8-14
8-21
56V4C
preferred
Home
7-14
8-15
9- 1
6-26
20c
B- H-quar.)
Hotel
11-1
23c
(monthly)
class A
Class A
8-
(quar.)
A
20c
4V2%
invest-
net
from
rtfc"from capital gains)
Company
Futterman Corp.,
12y2c
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-28
'
•
7-14
Bearing—
&
B
Lambton
8-18
1
Company,
Hoover
■
9-15
9-
1
Light
Bali
Hoover
"
6-30
7
*10-15
9-
National
Hormel
—
Inc.
ment income plus
1-j.d
J20c
Class
6-30
7-31
,
62V2C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Electric
7-31
(quar.)
Class
pfd.
4%
7-28
1
20c
62c
(quar.)
2nd
1
8-
preferred (quar.)—
Holt Renfrew, Ltd. (quar.).
Home insurance Co.
(N. Y.)
(Springfield,
(quar.)——.
Company
(The)
8-11
5%
7-21
7-21
8-11
8- 1
8- 1
25%
;__
Lambert
8
9-
9-
30c-
Holly Sugar Corp., common
7-26
7-17
25c
20c
t30c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Fruehauf Trailer,
;
Ltd.
1
8-
i2yac
(quar.)'
—«"
City National Banx (fa.)
(Alfred)i class A (quar.)
56 y4c
—
A
preferred
Highland
7-14
8-11
8- 1
12y2C
12V2C
t$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Quarterly,
,
20c
(s-a)
_•
Stores
Friedman
Fund
3 V2%
National Bank (Long Island, N. Y.)
Cos.,
Fnto
8.24
6
9-
13 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
35o
Holly Stores Inc., 5%
50%
pfd.
(stock dividend)
Quarterly
Franklin
Fraser
7-14*
Common
3-
18
Machine, class A
Insurance
Cooler Co.
Lancaster
75c
Hercules Powder Co,,
' 15
8-14
(quar.)
6
10-
$1.75
(quar.)
Lacrosse
7-15
12V2c
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
—
5% pfd. (quar.)—
Heyden Newport Chemical Corp.—
preferred
7%
8-30
7-15
9.14
75c
Canada,
Life
Illinois)
Telephone
7-11
1
(quar.)
A
preferred B
6%
7-28
1
8-
-
(quar.)
Ford Motor
Franklin
8c
17y2c
(quar.)
Foote Bros. Gear &
Class
8-20
9-20
8- 1
8c
,
w
Marx
&
9-
10-20
27»/2C
rl
dividend)—
(stock
Inc-
preferred
7%
proposed
a
conv.
ptd. A
5Y2%
1
iy2%.
iviarkets
Super
preferred (quar.)
4.96%
preferred
(quar.)
Hat Corp. of America, 5%
pfd. (quar.).
Hayes Industries (quar.)
Heppenstall Co.. 4'/2% preferred (quar.)
Hercules Galion Products Inc., com. (quar.)
7-20
7-3
7-20
8- 1
15C
on
Electric,
9-21
10c
Company, common (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
Kuhlman
CO
1
9-25
»
J4c
3c
4.50%
7 ,0
8-
$1.10
July
on
4%
CO
1
10c
Kroger
30c
Harvey's Stores, class A (initial)
Hartford Electric Light, common
Hilo
split
—
3c
Hart-Schaffner
30C
common——
Markets.
Giant
7
$1.20
IOC
7-15
$4,375
will
stock
for-2
Food
7
8-
LaCrosse
12V2C
7 31
$1.50
75c
s-a)
on
8-
8-
v-
25c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)_:
split
1
8-21
8-
66V4c
*
World
&
8-
Markets—
Giant
9-
10c
(monthly)
conv.
preferred (monthly)
convertible preferred (monthly)
'
(quar.).
8-15
Stores—
Five-for-four
Food
12c
—
preferred
Class
7-31;
Morristown
_
Florida Steel Corp.
9-
60c
8-15..
60c
(New Jersey)
(quar.) _____
._
Republic Corp. of America—
Class A (initial monthly)
Class A
(monthly)
—;—_
First Southern Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
First Trust Co. of Albany—
(initial
6
(monthly)
B
>
Hartfield Stores,
:
common
7
7-
convertible
31)——
(quar.)
Brace
Harcourt
First
New
6
8-
1
..
Harris-Teeter
8-1
*
(West
Iron
7-
1
8-
$1.20
(quar.)
jqq
Orange, N. J.)__
First National City Bank (N. Y.)
(quar.)—
First National Credit Bureau (stock dividend)
First
1
9-
Class
3%
(quar.)
50c
_
Bank
8-
12c
$1.20
7-18'
25c>
<
______—,
National
First
1
(Erie, Fa.) (quar.)IZIZ
Bank
(Glen Falls, N. Y.)—
Quarterly
12c
8-28
12c
7-15
li-24
Series H-D A
fi-7i"
l
8-
7-18
(monthly)
7-14
12-18
Ltd.
7-31
(monthly)
(monthly)
1
$1.25
Company
7-31
IOC
B
1
(quar.)
Funds, Inc.r—>
8-31
A
8-
8-18
H-C7
Series
8-4
8-
'
\iOQ<\
Hamilton
8-2-?
8-21
,•
7l/ac
,
Bank
National
First
'
9-15
\56V4cV
(quar.)-
(quar.)-
National
First
7- 7
9-12
A
8-
9-11
period from May 1 to July
Hale Bros. Co., common (quar.)
8-25
Corp.—
6%
(quar.)
ers
8-10
15c
7%
:
(quar.)
Productions
•
General Corp., common (quar.)__
preferred A (quar.}_,_
First Camden National Bank & Trust (quar.)
Corp., class A
7-13
$1.25
Hallnor Mines,
"
2V2%
/7%c
$2.25
Investors
7-28
Zh
5
20c
Company
12 V2c
•
7-19'
of
.
A
income)
(stock div.)
(stock dividend)
& Controls—
5.30% convertible preferred (payment cov-
7 in
1-
Chemical
Halliburton
approval
Financial
First
>■
n- 1
wtg- 1
1 -12-62
Class
7-16
7-31
RR.—
Ohio
6
$1.25
Class
7-31
25c
.(quar.j
preferred
Hagan
Y.)—
(N.
&
preferred
5
4-
Class
tlOC
-
Haag Drug Co.
Q
?"iS
1
t35c
stockholders
Federated
V
8
±35C
(Subject
(Fla.)
Insurance
Kratter
7%
1n
Trust
&
Mobile
i'-it
2
"
Aug. 15)
Purchaser, class
Life
1
(quar )^w„
dividend
Gulf
7-15
1
capital
from
invest,
net
from
8c
Guaranty National Insurance
8-
Federated Department Stores, (quar.)
Federation
and
sources
(17c
Shares
Kostin
8-
$1.37j/2
1-
4-13-62
(stock dividend)
Corp. (formerly Kobacker Stores, Inc.)
8-15
(Syracuse,
(quar.)
preferred
$1.40
1
10-
110c
(quar.)
&
Bros
9-29
45C
Industry
30C
Ltd
King
Producers,- Inc.—
pfd. A (quar.)
Wine, Ltd., class A (quar.)
32Vac
Federal Grain, Ltd., class A
•
Ketchum
Kleinert Rubber Co.
Growth
«" T
a' 1
8-15
1
1
Growers
i
I"
10- 2
(quar.)
Fate-Root-Heath
a
9-
12-
Western
1 -12-62
25c
(s-a)_—
9-10
12-10
Greeley Gas Co., 5V2%
7""
0 ^
$1
(quar.)
preferred
5%
25c
(quar.)''
40c
6
10-
10-13
25c
(quar.)
Stone, common
(quar.)
Common
(Houston)—
insurance
$1,80 preferred A
l \l
in.
62j/2C
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance
New
.
IZZZZZZZ
common
Common
7-25
40c
Great
7 17
\
8_
25c
(quar.)
Faraday Uranium Mines,
8-1
*
'
Brewing Corp.,
conv.
40c
$67?,
(quar.)-__-___„Z ZZZIZ
Gas
River
7-14
(initial
quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)_______
5%
preferred (quar.)
Fall
8- 1
1
*
ll-2a
1
9-
Quarterly
7-14
(quar.)
Fairmont Foods Co.—
New
8-1
$150
Jm
Life
Southern
Kentucky
8-25
12-15
30c
Pacific Tea Co._^__J.
&
9-15
$25o
(quar. 1
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
$25c
(quar.)
class A
Ltd.,
Co.,
Name
Holders
When
Per
Holders
Quarterly
93%c
(.quar.)
County Trust Co. (Conn.)
Securities (initial)
Fairfield
A '
Food
Machinery
&
3%% preferred (quar,)__
(formerly
C.
Chemical Corp.),
FairbanKs Co., b%
&
Atlantic
.
Payable of Rec.
Snare
of Company
A
Class
Great
Great
M.
F.
When
Per
Name
„ ln
n
47
■ ■—
-
.
Payable of Rec.
25c
ITU
•
When Holders
Per
of Cnmvnnii
of company
Name
i
—
(359)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
—
.11- 1
20c
8-15
8-31
2
7-14
10-16
10-16
8-
1
48
(360)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Namp
Name
Monarch
preferred
4.40%
C
Power
Co.
(quar.)
.
8
$110
(qua'r.)"":
pfd.
8.31
8-1
*1 12V,
(quar.)
Clemens Metal Products,
preferred (quar.)
6%
Mount
Royal
Rice
Mills,
ft
7-27
4.30%
14
f
7.0,
7
7-27
7
27
7
19
(quar )
7
71
fi
70
140c
liSS?
£ I
4%
preferred
3.90%
5%
| -1
SSSS
?
wofi
Bank
Quartet
(Fairfield County)—N ' "l l
(Auburn.
N.
Y.)
Pneumatic
10-17
$7*50
1
in-
fi
Polaroid
5%
Bank
m
of
Westchester .(N.
Y )
8:J
15c
8
77
9-15
35c
8-
rSc
1:1
?:i?
20c
8-1
7-17
City Bank
(Cleveland)
>
'
(quar.)
Sn?thoal Sectric Welding Machine_____:::
C/°rP
C°mm0n (QUar-)
'
$1.50 preferred (quar.)_j
National Lead Co.—
6%
preferred
B
3V/
(quar.)
4J4% preferred
(quar.)
National Marine
6%
*1
•
(quar.)
stock
Nautec
Neon
Tea
l5c
New
(Mass.)
III.:::""
(s-a)_
j.)
preferred
York
from
Electric
current
Nielsen
&
Gas
7"10
a.
n
&
Company
Ltd.
American
American
Worth
American
Ry.,
\
88" J
of
(Pa.)
(quar.)I_I
common
(quar
j^u.-
$1.06%
common
of
o
Red
1st
8-
Bank
Trust
Owl
-_
1
Wholesale,
Elevator Co.
Outlet
30c
Stock
to
.Y
S_u
8- 1
8
7-28
fi-30
„
'
Lighting
Pacific
National
Paddington
4%
o
(quar.)
&
1
8-
1
n
8-
~(quar
1
7-25
fi
10.25
A
i10-
t$l
89-
class A
Bank
cl.
Metals
70
A
2-for-l
9
1
1
8-
Brand
Roanoke
Robbins
&
$1.50
7"14
n
-
n
4%
Myers,
Gas
&
preferred
preferred I
H
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I'll
hS
J"}8
9"}8
i?"1?
J" J
I'J,
$i5c
7-31
7.17
(80c
8-15
7-9n
Rorer
30c
7-28
7-19
Rose's
ln
*115!
37^
split)
™
__
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__
9-15
10
9
J20c
tS
(8c
from
Traffic
Co.
Power
2oc
.
*
4.24%.. preferred
4.25%
preferred
.
"
;
Votihg
common
_
■
:
..
..
""
"7" ——
.
Peoples
National-
Peoples National
Bank
Bank
Permanente
.
.
cement
(Brooklyn^
•
--
(increased quar.)
I
7-28
Spartans. Industries Inc.
(stock
5,
10
B
•
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8" }
^
^
•
7
75c
/
__
7_31
]_l\
.
7
91
7'.2}
1
7-12
~
9-5
•
10-
Stanley
9-7
6%
7-20
Steel
4%
Co.
Co.
class
of
.
Wales,
Ltd.
—_
(quar.h-.-i
Ordinary
(interim)
7-13
8-
1
7-20
9-15
8-15
30c
8-
1
7-14
Stein
8-
1
7-21
Stein, Roe & Farnham Balanced Fund
Stein, Roe & Farnham Stock Fund__^^__
Stern & Stem Textiles, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
80c
9-15
99-
7-
7
9-
1
8-11
9-
1
dividend will amount to approximately $.076 per depositary share).
Steel Parts Corp. (increased-quar.)—'
5
7-25
(After British income tax and expenses for <
8-11
9-
1
9-
1
9-
1
9-
1
10c
9-
t3%c
8-11
8-
1
(quar.),
.
8-15
Class
dividend
6-26
Class
6-26
6-26
7%
7-25
7-14
Stone
7-25
7-14
ap-
Stix
Baer
&
1st
Fuller,
Candies
7-31
7-10
Corp. (quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier
1,
7-20
Strolee
8-
of
1
7-20
Sun
7-17
9-15
7-25
f ,8-31
7-10
25c
7-14
Oil
Co.
!
(quar.)
v ;25c
.
2y»%'
8-15
7-15
Super
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
7-31
8-15
7-31
Payable in cash or stock (One share conv.
'preferred for each 200 shares held)*'L
Swingline, Inc., class A (quar..)__
_•
t
Services,
(initial)
Inc.
32 %c
Francisco
Ry.,
(quar.)
com,
(quar.)
99-
1
$1.25
►,
Casting (quar.)
Brewery (quar.
12-15
12-
1
Miguel
11c
Corp.,
voting
trust
Paper Corp^- (N.
Class
A
preference
Schlumberger,
&
<
tquar.
"*
••
(monthly)_____'__L2_—
Class
A
7-24.
*
8c
7-
3
V <8-15
;
8-1
11-15
11*. 1
n
(quar.)
120c
-7-27'
7-20
8-1-
7-15
8-10
--r
.-
25c'
7-20
8-10
v
.
1
'*
*
....
;
National Bank
(Hempstead,
-
class A (monthly)
(monthly)_____-_j:___
(monthlyj
■_
Inc*.,'
of
United
each
10
shares
Y.)
1
1
8-21
7-14
Texas
Texas
$5.08
preferred
"
$4
4%
preferred
-
;
preferred
(1959
$4.56
8-15
7-24
$4
8-
1
7-14
(quar;)Y
$4.76
8-
1
7-11
$4.84 preferred (quar.)__
Therm-O-Disc, Inc. (quar.)
10-
1
9-11
Thomas
9-30
9-11
Time
9-11
7%
.
10-
1
7-19
8-10
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:
.
.
•>
-
7-28
8-11
* 8* 1
7-14
<8- 1
$1.27
...
series)
7-14
31'Ac
9-15
.
^7-14
Power
&
Industries, Inc.
Co.
preferred
<
5-
<* •*.
25c,
Y,.
.
8-,1.".
-
7-12
Light—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)___
Finance
$1./
.
:
7-14
10c
*
Y.'Y
~
__
'
(quar.)__;—:_
1
3%
1 '__ Y
Y'.,Y'.*-
(quar.)__^
1
•
7-17
-*8-15
9-30
.
Ltd... .Y
Instruments—
8-
35c
7-20
8-15
,
7c,
-
7-31/ * '7-14
9-14 Y 8-15
8-15 * ' 7-20
"
8-
—
.
7-31
...<8-31.
1c
held_Y__^_
Electric Service—
7-31
7-20
(stock dividend)
Australian Oil,
share
for
Texas
9-
35c
*
7c
——__',Y
—
American/.Oil
One
8-
12J/2C
N.
—:——„
_
,
$1
Semi-annual
7-17
•.
25c
.
.
.«/.
—;
new
85c
Securities Acceptance
Corp., common.
Stock
dividend
(quar.)
(quar.)
holders
.
Texas
.
"
7-17
7-27
20c
t*
10c
—'25c
Corp.,
"
8-15
5g
(quar.)
7-27
Vic
Ltd.,-common (quar.)^_L^_v v..,t40c- 5. 8-31
',7-31
common
(initial, quar.);—
* .> 40c *' r ' 9-11
* 8-21
Two-for-one stock* split -approved by :stqck'-J-: ' s
' '-'.'Y-YV*Y.r
7-20
9-
B
Texaco,
10c
..
25c- —
■
Texaco Canada,
■
10c
Corp.
preferred
preferred
A
15c
$4 preferred (quar.)
Scotten. Dillon. Co. (ouar.-)v._^_^_-_:
Scrivner-Stevens Co. (quar.)
Second
Class
25c
(quar:—
Co.
.
Scott Paper Co.—
$3.40
Tenney
1
;
common:
..
(quar.)_
Fetzer
Aviation
Class
7-10
7-3
7-25
7-24
15c
-
^
Ltd.
6-30
15c
15c:v
^(quar,)__>_^_-._
9-15
7-17
7
.*
•
--—;
T. I. M. E. Freight. Inc.". (quar.)
Broadcasting (quar.)__:
Talon, Inc., class A (quar.)
9-15
7-25
$0,015
-
8-
22c
Taft
5
15c .'
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,
(quar.)
Schenley industries;
50c
Y.)
Ltd."—
.
certificates
10-
30c
-
Voting trust certificates"-^--
(quar.)
8-10
10-16
1
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred A
25c
9-15
9-15
<-
,
B
*.7-10
:
dividend
Food
.
:.7-12
'
*'8,-1
9- 8
•.*
•
r'l.-8-11
Y 8-: 1
.
7%c
•
Sunset International Petroleum—
7-31
8-25
9- 8
.9-29
(quar.)_____
(quar.)_i-_
.
9-2t*
10-16%
10c
California, Inc.
•;
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1
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8-15
Stock
'
•
"10-16
43%c
20c
..
(quar.)
f55c
(quar.)
'
Stouffer
,
8-11 /
'
30c
.____^
(quar.)
Corp.
f5c
(s-a)
9- 1
7-24
.
(quar.)
common
preferred
Container
25c
____^
8-25
i'9-15 '
9- 1
-t7-31 '."-7-10
v '
9%c
**
$.0095
6c
(quar.)
7-10
9-14
■
'
10c
(quar.)
A
to
;
8-
20c
amount
B
7-25
20c
will
A_
7-25
•
.7-25
10- 1
f 9- 81
*
7-10
v
Co.
proximately $.076 per depositary sharesY*
7-25
5c
common
&
1
7-14
*8-
7-25
16c
V
Btlll-Man Manufacturing—
17V2C
Stores,
P.)
depositary
1
8-15
15c
.'
24c
•(quar.)•
25c
(quar.)
-*,f:37%cSterling Precision Corp., 5% pfd. A (quar.)
12%c
Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd., ordinary (interim)' " Y- $%
(After British income tax and expenses for' '1
3%
;—
5c
/
Products
Aluminum
1.
7-31
9-
.
56c
(quar.)—•*' 25c
Stores
(J.
1
9-
8c
(quar.)__
Bros.
-12%c
.•
(quar.)
Stevens
8-11
8-15
t5c
4
Co.
i
.
.
$1.37Vi
(quar.)
&
Sterling
8-11
■
Hall
Sterchi
8-11
$1.23%
'
:
depositary,
.
5
9-15
$1.183/4
—
/
-
7-20
45c
7-28 •
6-28
*■ :;*.>•
*
7-287-21
tlOc* *. 8- 1
7-10
tlOc
8-1
7-10
'
$1.25
9-29
9-15 '
$1.2512-29
12-1$
t60c
8-1
7-7
5%
8- 8 :
6-26
1.:
(quar.)
of Canada. Ltd. Ordinary
:____
$1.14
;
'
•;
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1
7-10
7-10
„
8- 1 '
*7-28
$1.21
10-
"15c
«.•*%.' ?
.
I
1
Y
7-15
' Y
'-
$1.75
7-10
7-10
8-1
$1.19
30c !
(reduced)
(Baltimore)—
(auar.)__.
8-
;r;YY" $1;
;
6-30
5c
(quar.)—
A
7-28
45c
/
-
1
$1.02%
common
**
———_—_
Mfg.—
quar.)_
7-25
(quar.)__
•
•
—
8-
(quar.)—
vi
'Y.,:Y\ Y'T
$1.30
45c
(quar.)
;;; *;
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hold__*_
Inc.
Ltd.,
plus
8-21
'
.
'
pre-
and
7-20
7-20
7-17
9- 1
;
.
.
Wisconsin
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
$1.02%
preferred A
5%
of
Co.
of
share
(initial
Brock,
6
$1
conv.
ScarfeT& Co,,
t
share
Light
?':.17^20
1
*
of
7-20
f-' <7-20
h
8-17
8-
40c
:
Corporation
each
Shares.
B
8-1
$1
(quar.)_
share
.08
7-20
7-20
:;
8-1'
20c
93%c
cohv.
Scott
for
common
Class
37%c
class A
Co.
of
stock
common
Service
cash
New
8-15
27%c
27%c
:—
Co.—
.01
and
Duquesne
Standard Steel Products
7-12
>
1
$1.15: 8^.1
Stecher Traung Lithograph—
Monthly___
7
8-
•
common
Louis Steel
Saxon
7'?}
7
7_31
in
1
approval
—_
1
7:28
Public
7-
8-
$1.10
'
1
8- .1
1
•
Scott
hi
of
1
7-10
1
8-
(quar.)_i
(quar.)_,
distribution
of
share
Standard
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canada
of
Stover
San Antonio
\
8
hi
ferred
$1.12V2 -""V 8-T
(Howard) & Co., common (quar.)_—
Sampson-MMler Assoc.,. common Jquar.);___^' V
Class B (quar.) _1
CIIil-T-
7
f"J?
hjA
ii5e
common
7-20
f.! 7-10
12-
1
8-
(quar.)
par
Electric
&
S-
97%c
(quar.)
$25
stock
7- 7
7-25
J$1.19
(quar.)—
Inc.
Tool
Gas
8-1
•
92%c
Dredging Corp., $1.60 pfd.
Liquidating
3%
25c
Louis-San
San.
8-18
,
Standard
8-15
15c
(quar.)
Bank
Standard
9-14
12-14
10-
14c
H.), Inc
&
&
7-17
1
1-1-62
15c
-
dividend)
Products.
Gear
7-31
preferred
preferred
Steel
5%
7
l5c.
7-17
Class
St.
31
-
1
8$7250
7-17
1
4
"
common
(quar.)
Industries
Russell
»- 7
><
q
50c
1
8-
4.40%
7-25
$1.03%
(quar.)
8-
4.36%
12-1.1
/
(quar.)———
8-
Service—
8-
,
.
"I
$100 par
(quar.)
(initial)
(William
Royal
n
l'
9_
(quar.17i/2C
_
■,
l4c
(qua7)
Ross
l'&<
h?
'
(Tarentum, Pa )—
Peterson, Howell: & Heather—
Class A (increased quar.)
Class B
10-
i4c
Peori^ & "Bureau" Valley "RR.~Ts:a):::::::::
„
o
'
,
*
preferred
preferred
preferred
(s-a)
Oil
&
Public
25c
5%
7
t
o
or?/
$1;°16 /i
(quar.)
Non-voting common (quar.)__
Peop es Credit Jewellers,-Ltd.. (quar.)"
'
4.60%
'
(Providence, R. I.)
Roblin-Seaway Industries, class
Ruby Foo's Enterprises, Ltd.-
7"20
1
7J5
I
•'
*1
$1
I"""
4.40%
7-17
1
"
25c
»i
7-17
1
8-
8-15
$1
(quar.)
8-
9-15
10c
(quar.)_
preferred
59%c
Corp.
Rowland
15
11}
.
(quarl^
,
4.64% preferred : (quar:)
Penobscot Chemical Fibre—t
.,
8
7-98
i5r*!-
.
Co.—
(quarJ.
preferred
4.15%
———;—_
.
-
3.90%
7-21
dividend
B
Class
St.
3^
-
7-20
7-21
t27c
Sanis
"l™
(s^a)
'
915
" 70c
Pennsylvania. Glass. Sand_(quar:)-"
Pennsylvania
-
Stock
2-
B
'
1
8-15
7~-95
9-15
"net" to!
gains)
8-
8-15
45c
common
Broadcasting Inc.
Class
"
-
Mutual Fund
f
Hampshire)-i
Penney a C.) Company (quar.)
Pennsalt-Chemicals Corp..(quar.)1
•.
Rollins
Ronson
„
fi
8-1
vestment
income,
10c .from
short-term
capital gains and 52c from
long-term cap-
Penn
I
?"
10c
'
_
Grease
Southwestern
(quar.)
(quar.)
Paper, Ltd.,
B (quar.)
Class
8-31
1
Sf50c
TqW.):~:i
Co., 40c pfd.
Quarterly
-
Rockower Bros,
Rolland
1-1
7-24
_
45c
*
Paper Mills
Southwest
7-20
preferred F (quar.)
L
!}• }o
(quar.)
Southland
7-14
1
(quar.)
preferred L
.__
7-21
1
3.70%
7-11
25*
(quar.)
25c
Inc.,
5.50%
$1
preferred
non-cum.
1
15c
8-15
(initial-quar.)
(quar.)
Electric,
4.10%
8_1a
5%
$1.20
Materials
8-
(quar.)
7-18
8
9-8
1
(quar.)
preferred
8-
$28c
Mills
Co.
preferred
Rochester
7 28
Rice
Gas
8-1
(quar.)
7-21
$0,032
»0c
stk.
8-
4.80%
30c
preferred (quar.)
Richfield Oil, new common
1
7-14
Southern Railway—
(quar.)
preferred J
Fran,
8-18
Trust—
preferred K
(ouar.)__
Southern
8-31
-
4.10%
(quar.)___
7-17
,
4.95%
a" " ""
7-11
flOc
3%%
7-14
25°
_
7-14
8
,
common
8- 1
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
7-31
50c
shares
Inc.,
7- 5
7- 5
7- 5
8-11
8-11
8-11
8-11
7-20
—
7-31
(quar.)__
6
7-31
7-31
7-31
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
8-15
7-17
Inc..
2%
split
on
the
stockholders
7-26
6-30
9-13
7-31
6-16
8-
(quar.)
to
9-13
7-14
9-5
40c
,
-8-20
8- 1
9-27
(quar.)
Edison, com.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.48%
$1.25
(quar.)
Tobacco (increased-quar)
8-15
7-15
7-12
9-27
7-10
7-24
12-
5c
.
7-15
7-31
1
(quar.)_:
•
1
12%c
,
7-24
1
30c
(quar.)
stock
American
19
(quar.)
7%c
»
„
5%
Corp.
California
20c
of America
common
(quar.)_.
5c
(quar.)
Ltd.
A
subject
Sept.
Rich's
Mills
7-10
9- 6
8- 1
8- 1
8-
30c
$3uc
5c
(quar.)_
Paper
(quar.)
15c
Rhode Island Hospital Trust
•
:
2
Coast
Southern
8- 1
7-18
8-15
6-28
8-31
8-31
65c
28%c
28c
Southern California Water, common (quar.)_
27 %c
4% preferred (quar.)
—;—
25c
4V4%
preferred
(quar.)
—$0.2656%
5.44%
preferred
(quar.)
j.
34c
Southern Canada Power Co., com. (quar.)—
J62%c
25c
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
4%%
San
7-24
South
5
Co.—
preferred
7_94
(2-for-l
8-
87%c
(Calif.)—
r"i!
of
7-10
•.
10c
(quar.)_
Engineering
8-ll
A
7-
7-25
$15c
(quar.)
&
9"
60c pref.
7-25
(quar.)—
dividend
Stock
(quar.)
15c
class
Smith
(quar.)_
Canada, $1.10 class A
A
2nd
on
m
_
(quar.)___
Smith-Douglas Co.
Co.
7-15
i25c
45c
2%c
40c
—:
tlOc
25c
Ltd.,
8-14
(Howard)
1
8- 1
8-15
8- 1
9- 1
7-28
10- 2
10- 2
tl5c
tl5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-21
10c
inc.
LtcJ,,
Supply
shares
in
q
—
class A
Engineering, Inc., class A
(A. O.) Corp. (quar.)
Mfg.
6-30
8-
22c
61c
$10c
—
Company Ltd.—
(quar.)
Co.
9-1
(quar.)
Corp.
Reynolds. (R. J.)
17
(s-a)
t5c
Reynolds
710
71
S.)
8-15
(quar.)
Electric
4%%
7
25c
)
(quar.)I__::
preferred
(quar.).,!
Peerless Insurance Co.
(New
ltal
(T.
Oil
8- 1
|25c
5%
dividend)—
(quar.)
(stock
(quar.)
preferred
6-16
6-16
8-15
6-30
$25c
(quar.)
A
Ltd.
39c
—
t5c
Stores
4%%
2n„
7%
'
$1
Skelly
Corporation, common
(quar.)
Republic National Bank of Dallas (monthly)
ll
hi
7
I
Manufacturing, Ltd., common^._2 *
Square
7-21
7-12
Republic
n
7-31
t45c
Parke-Davis'&11Co°*(qimr() Y°rk' (qUar''-Parker
Penn
1
1
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Canada,
class
i
88-il
•-Baton
8-
8-
4
4
1
1
15c
2%
—.—__
common
Dairies, Ltd.,
B
Simms
65c
52%c
&
class
$2
Chains
6^2
}
r
$1 50
__
_
Corp.
&
Class
'
accumulated
Reynolds Aluminum of Canada—
4%% 1st preferred (quar.)
r
,
C.)
7-14
Power,
Mines,
6-14
8898-
(Canada)—
preferred
$2.44
Silverwood
8-10
20%
20%
$1.25
.
quar.)
America
Pacific
.
7-14
7-19"
9- 1
9-1
10- 2
10- 2
20%
(Quebec)—
25c
A
$1.10
p
35c
(Chicago)—
___
preferred
(S.
1
—
7-12
8-25
8-15
(quar.)
of
Corp.
Soss
Chemicals,
Reliance
',.
9A
"
pfd. (quar.)
Eastern Pipe Line,' com.
(quar.)
_L__
.
8-
Development
Bearings, Inc. (quar.)
(quar.):™:.*::::"
Ltd.,
Corp.,
7-24
Extra
Reliable
1
Roper
Pacific
1
dividend
Class
7-14
8-14
*
S125
IHi:
Company
Express,
Overland
•
7-21
8-
Extra
pcno
(quar.).
(quar.)
Oshawa
.' Otis
8-15
(Ordinary)
9c
common~
•
Sierra
B
Reichhold
7-10
n
'
(qu'a'rj
pfd.
Co.
Corp.:
preferred
8-15
Co.
(Mass.),
A.)
Republic
(quar.!
com.
Insurance
preferred
Shoe
1
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
(C.
Reitman's
55c
Ltd., -7%
Chemical
4.75%
7-7
9-
Sigma
(quar.)
com.
.,7-27
—
(initial
common
$1.06y*
Light
Corp.
(NY *
Stores, Inc. (quar.)
7-90
145-
Quarterly-
4.65%
8-1
J30c
&
24c
'
Co.—
dividend
Sherwin-Williams
9-20
35c
Equities
^10
»*
mewing
New
6-30
50c
6-30,
7-10
dividend
Stock
(Birmingham,
Colorado,
Exploration
9-8
wcon"non (<iuar-)
Chemical
8-
31V4C
(quar.)
current
Graphite
Class
1
9-
4
(quar.)
Hampshire
from
Company,
River
Uiympiu
10-10
7-31
8-14
t20c
J33%c
'
t50c
t56'/4C
—
Sherbrooke Trust Co.
1
-income
Realty
9' 8
o
f$1.75
Onyx
2%
(quar.)
Sportswear
8-10
(quar.)_
Mathieson
6-12
(quar.)
Corp of America, common
a
9-15
$1.37%
Ltd.,
preferred
Renold
^
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd.,
4%
Olin
1
f50c
:
Co.
Sound Power &
Fund, Inc.—
Reheis
10e
.
States Portland Cement
Life
8-
(s-a)
J.)
Co.
(Canada)
Rhodesian Selection
Republic
6-12
Smith
,0
±5c
Nocr,resB' ?xr:lne'ctass a Nuarj::::
Old
7-14
1
7-14:
7-14 7-14
7-30
7-30*y
.
Ordinary registered (stock dividend)
Ordinary bearer (stock dividend)—
Shenango Valley Water, 5% pfd. (quar.)—
Sheraton Corp. of America (quar.)
7-14
8-
(quar.)
Insurance
Real Estate Investment Trust
15c
♦.
Ry. (quar.)
Mills
7-31
7-31
i
Quarterly-
FlGUr
Stock
90c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(N.
Rap-ln-Wax (quar.)
Raymond International,
35c
-.^
""H
*
series~
Co.,
Power.
(quar.)
Northwestern
6
8-14
n
50r>
Gas
Quebec
Common
6
9-
1
$1
^
Y__
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Northern Railroad of New
-
6
9-
9-
25c
(quar.)
Northern Pacific
9-
9-25
Shell
$1.17%
preferred
Jg
10' 1
15c
$5.50
Northern
9-25
9-25
$1.37%
Trust
Co.
Randall
7
?
10
tsrv
Fund of Canada. Ltd
Lile Insurance (Chicago) —
Illinois
5c
62 %c
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Transport & Trading
$1.16
Reed
(increased!
__
preferred
f
4%
6-30;
*■■
7-30 ;
10c
\
4%%
(quar.)
Reece
Bank~&
5%
7-14
1
7
15c
&
H7
01=
30c
.
Northern
8-
7-*
preferred
Radio
u
from
income.
Star
Trust
7-10
•
62 %c
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd.,
capital
15c
Oil, $2.50 pfd. (1956
(Entire issue called for
redemption at $50
per share on Aug. 8, plus this dividend
payment )
Northeastern Pennsylvania National
,
1
82&C
-i:-:
(quar.)
Semi-annual
North
(quar.)
Class A
10-13
7-31
7-27
7-27
*v
52c
V,
-
Industry,
Sorobon
$3.50
(quar.)
Coal
North
10-16
30c
30c
4.56 %
To
n
Corp—
Adjustment preferred
(quar.)
Nortex Oil & Gas, $1.20
preferred
North American Car
(quar.)
North
45c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ranchers
4
C.)
Western
1
5^
undistributed
investment
Mines,
Norfolk
7-7
7-10
933/^
distribution
net
(A.
Noranda
7-7
8-1
8-14
net
a
aoi/„
a
8-1
50c
Tradesmens
Quarterly
8" 1
(quar.)I__
accumul.
plus
7c
-
6c
•
____
1
Puritan
8- 1
Niagara Share Corp.—
gains
2
62%c
(quar.)____—
American
Inc.— ;
Initial
capital gains distribution
Shatterproof Glass (quar.)
Shawinigan Water & Power
(quar.)———
9-
99
J.)
N.
?m-k SerchandTe1"!.^"^-
15c
10-
-
*•
YV*''v"Y"1":'''""Y:;'"
investment income
net
in
$1.22%
i-lo
9
21c
Common
(quar.)
preferred
10-14
From
Shares
(quar.)
4%%
llA
10-20
971/00
I~I
New
3.75%
$1
»
•
.
-*• ,* *
•;
-
Shareholders Trust of Boston—
8-4
8-4
Puritan
27/aC
___
(Paterson,
New
State
7-20
preferred
Puget
S I
qiUr
Trust
CoTIIIZZIIZIZII
New Process
1
9-1
9-1
(quar.)
common
$1.25
Service
8-10
(quar.)
&
8-
42%c
;
—————_
:
„f
'
7-14 ■
•'
7-18"
.10- 2i
:
40c - --- 8- 5
5c *-10-11
«
v
20c-;.
6%c
4% preferred (quar.)—•.*;'*-j $1?
4.64%
o-.
hi
l'
1
ill
25
Company-
Jersey Bank
n
9-
-+i§c
__
(J.
7-20
(N. Y.)■_____,
(from invest-:*
Seligman & Latz, Inc., common
Class B (quar.)
7-31
•
'
-«
income)
ment
37Vac
(quar.)
dividend)
(stock
Life
(Phila.)
7-31
a
Si
(quar.)_
"""
(2-for-l stock spUt)^
Co.
1
Quarterly
Provident
o-.tr
20c
-
_
(Canada)
Mur
8-
-»
payable of Rec. ;
' 10c-
Quarterly
(Del.) —
B
Ltd.,
Provincial Bank
-
8"}f
J®
~
^fer C?'' (quar.)
common (quar.)
preferred
3%%
,
Ala.)
8-1
,
3%
(quar.)
Gamble
Protective
R
Public
(quar.)_______..."I
Corp.
ri/
5/a%
8
8p
~
__
(quarj..::^
Co.
Products
Newberry
-
J" J
**
stock
____
Trust
Nestle-Le
,
0",=
7-14
divd.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Bank
&
7-14
1
(quar.)
(Mass.)
common
Mfg.,
Progress
Procter
7-14
1
;
■
-
■
Share
(quar.)
(Los Ahgeles)
Security Title & Guaranty Co.
Selected American Shares, Inc.
4.90%
preferred
National
Naumkeag
8
Inc.
Bros.,
1
8-
/
preferred
K.),
Princeton
7 17
income—
National
National
so
Price
8-
,8-
Corp
preferred
Preway,
'_f'
.
(stock
preferred (quar.)_„
Edison, 3.60% preferred
4.70%
??
7
1
(Calif )—
National Securities & Research
Corp.—
Quarterly distribution from net invest¬
ment
7_}s
01
$106?/°
"
_
Terminal
preferred
8-3l
$1
—
Bank
preferred
4lA %
Potomac
7-10
$1.25
common
preferred
(H.
5% %
1
10-13
&
Corp.,
2nd
Porter
7^rapreBferCrUed ^auarT1"011 (quar'70c
Mfg:"(7ed*Jce~d fill
?10c
National
National Chemical
Scale
1st
$2.50
7-10
1
97%0
Railways
Company,
9
7-10
1
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
National
Pittsburgh
°f NeW Jersey (New Brunswick!
National
National
Pittsfield
10- 2
_
(quar.)____
?-
1
8-
(quar.)
preferred
Pittston
(1 sh* for each 53 shs. held)
(
t,
National
li
50c
National Bank & Trust
8-
-
'•*
•
of Company
Security-Columbian Banknote
Security First National Bank
$1
pfd.
(quar.)
Heusen common
Pittsburgh Brewing, common
$2.50 convertible preferred
7-15
7-10
(quar.)
preferred
$4
1
$1.10
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Pillsbury Company, common (quar.)
III
8-
$1.17
1
Y Per... ..When. Holders
Name
7-24
$1.07%
(quar.)
preferred
Phillips-Van
7-31
95c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc., 4%
7-12
pfd.
u'--
Holders
Payable of Rec.
15c
(quar.)
preferred
When
Share
(initial)
common
preferred
4.68%
G
5°
new
preferred
4.40%
7
2*c
^
of Company
Corp.,
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.80%
t 1
28c
common".:::
Ltd.
Petrolite
2fi
71
1
$120
(Morristown. Pa.)
Mount
Per
Name
7-14
(quar.)
Bank & Trust
Montgomery County
Holders
PayaUe oj Rec>
15c
^4.80% preferred B (duar.)-IIIIZI":::::!
Montana
When
share
(quar.)
Monongahela Power,
4-50%
p*r
nf
of Company
Mills
Monday, July 24^1961
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7-14
9-15
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7-10
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Number
194
6075
When
Per
Name of
Toledo
Company
Share
Co.,
common
preferred
(quar.)
4.56%
preferred
preferred
7-28
9-
Toronto-Dominion
Trade
Bank
Trane
Company
4
9-20
*47 %c
8-
1
6-30
(N.
Y.)
20c
*25c
Investing, class
Corp., (quar.) I
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_____
7-24
7-14
7-31
7-
25c
$4.90
preferred
(quar.)
preferred <(quar.)
$5.70
preferred
(quar,
-
_.
$1.42%
$5.00 -preferred
(quar.)
—
*
Trust, (N. ;J.), 5% pfd. B (s-a)~
Trico
Oil
&
Gas
(quar.)
Trinity Universal, Insurance Go. tDaiiasi—Quarterly
pfd.
$5
A
,w 8-
,,
1
.8-
1
$0,025
8-
1
.
„
Stag
Class
$5
to
preferred
7-14
Wilcox
Oil
7-15
Wilson
30c
(quar.)______
8-25
30c
11-24
$1.25
9-15
62 %c
(quar.)
11-
1
8-15
11-15
Winfield
"
A
Co.
5
9-
8
40c
8-
1
7-17
8-
1
7-17
instrument
business
in
the
growing European Common Market
by
providing us with a local manufacturing plant. The facility will also
produce certain components which are now being made for us
by
7-10
subcontractors,"
"
*20c
(quar.)
from
2
8-
1
7-
7
$1
8-
1
7-
7
and
10c
7-28
7-
7
8-
1
7-18
8-
1
7-18
25c
8-15
(quar.)
;«.
8-
1
4-
income
11-
1
10-
7
12c
V-
$4 preferred
$3.70
(quar.)
h
65c
•
7-25
_i_.___2.___
__
(quar.)_______:
(quar.)—
Union Finance Corp.,
Class B- (quar.)„
$i
1
"
_i
8-15
92 %c
87 %c
—
class A (quar.)
6c
"
7-20
8-
7-20
3
6c
8-
(quar.)——
1111-
10-16
5%
10-16
6c
Wisconsin
.
6%
non-cumulative
preferred
(quar.)__—
30c
8-
7-20
6%'
non-cumulative
preferred
(quar.)_
30c
11-
6%
preferred
(quar.)——
6%
preferred
<quar.)__—
Wolf
10-16
15c
8-
7-20
15c
118-
7-
*68c
9-30
9-15
*75c
9-30
9-15
•f
•
5%%
6%
••
pref. A
Market
(quar.)
:—
National
(Watertown,
Union
Trust
Increased
United
United
Lines,
4%
preferred
United Fuel
6%
Fruit
Funds,
net
Class
B
United
7-18
8-15
Yates-American
9-
8-15
Yocam
1
2c
Hill
Mines,
S.
Vitamin
U.
S.
Fire
will
Zeller's,
U.
(Concord,
to
on
Co.
65c
8-
2
7-20
10-10
9-20
8-
1
7-21
8-
7-21
1
1
1
7-
5
8-
1
7-
5
8-
8-15
not
closed
.*■- 30c
8-
1
7-19
6%
—
8-
3
6-30
15c
Stillman,
Co.
1
'.17%c
9-15
8-31
15c
•
'
8-
1
8-15
1
7-
7
1
7-
7
(quar.)
1
18c
8-
1
7-
3
30c
______—
(quar.)— if—<_
7-24
7-
7
8-
7-
7
I—2%
for
this
earned
from
capital
Vanadium
.
.V '.
plus
gains
4
Maynard
15%
of
plus
Camp
Spa
America,
Mutual
Fund
Iron
Dorn
Virginia
Vogt
Coal
Mfg.
Iron
1—_a_
5%
Materials
I
G.
Corp.
Co.
125,000
White,
400,000
Winslow,
Anthony
Dean
1,100,000
1,100,000
Underwood,
Neuhaus
Wood,
Inc.
&
Inc.
Noel
Alstyne,
Waialua
7-
3
8-11
7-
3
7-27
7-14
7-27
7-14
30c
$1.50
7-31
7-17
9-
1
10
9-
1
8-11
Bros.
Washington
$4.25
1
9
and
(reduced)
:_L—
—
(quar.)—
affiliate,
9-20
8-
9-
8-24
company
8
and
1953
9-
6
of
the
9-20
9-
6
all
of their
Western
4.80%
Western
New
5%
*•
9-20
9-
6
*15c
9-11
8-18
25c
7-28
7-14
2%
7-31
7-17
Lines
As
Auto
Supply,
Mr.
B.
9-4
common
The
60c
$1.06'A
8-
7-lt
inboard
8-
7-10
feet
8-
7-10
a
8-
(initial)
preferred (quar.>__
preferred (quar.)__"^
Pacific
RR.
125,000
Co.
250,000
(quar.)—
largest
producer
mobile
of
Homes,
homes,
Inc.
of
Skyline's
Decio,
Sold
Privately—
small business invest¬
a
Inc.—Financing Arranged—
that it has completed arrangements
The Mutla Life Insurance Co. of New
production and storage facilities at Sa¬
secured
be
to
by
selected in North
be
6%
first
mortgage
warrants
Life
$20
at
per
to
Carolina.
bonds,
due
April
in 1971. Southern Nitrogen
buy
shares of common
warrants expire Octo¬
37,500
The
share.
additional
Chemical Co.—Acquisition—
10,
under
Laurel
1959.
the
Harbor,
laws of the
Inc. and its
The company thereupon succeeded "to all
of those two corporations and assumed
of
shares
47,000
of the
all
Mr.
Alfred J.
Sklar
E.
of
of
the
company's
outstanding stock
received
stock
of Laurel
were
Harbor,
received 18,800 of these shares,
4,700
shares
and
Messrs.
Jerome
Sica
Paskow and Morton Weisman, trustees, received
shares.
(Mr. Sica is the beneficial owner of
23,500
has
two
activities.
"sea
principal
manufacturing
of
motor
and
selling
is engaged in the
skiffs,"
a
variety
of
It
boats, ranging in size from 24 feet to
Laurel Harbor division, in the development
located in Lacey Township, New Jersey.
powered
,
through
and,
tract
of
42
of
its
estate
real
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
8-
7-14
8-10
7-24
9-11
8-24
Mortgage
Sundry
10-10
9-22
8-15
8-15
8-
1
8-
1
Authorized
7-27
loans
-7-25
25c
8-
4
7-10
to
Notes
to
35c
9-
1
1
8-15
7-14
8-
1
8-
1
7-14
32y2c
8-
1
7-14
25c
8-15
6%
to
interest)
246,214
:
8-
1
p.
1602.
highest
a
year
stock,
no
151,004
par
valuer
387,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
ago,
in
were
history of the company, up 30%
recorded during the fiscal year ended June 30,
the
12-year
1961, it was announced.
Donald
>
■
precision elec¬
said the sales
were in excess, of $1,200,000,
as compared with $923,000 for the fiscal
year ended June 30, 1960.
He said the I960 figure was the previous
record high in sales for the company.
Final earnings figures are in
Spencer,
President
instruments
the
of
television
and
which makes
firm
distribution
systems,
preparation, the firm's President, reported.
As of June 30, 1961, Spencer-Kennedy had backlog orders substan¬
tially in excess of those a year ago, Mr. Spencer said.—V. 183, p. 1620.
Standard Pressed
Estimated
the
largest
with
has acquired all of
Electro-Acoustische Industrie N. V.,
was
company
announced
Audium
hearing
is
aids
a
by
Geoffrey
manufacturer
distributed
net
in
sales
the
of
Steel Co.—June Report—
company
company's
President, stated in
Jr.,
of 1961 were
reaching $44,500,000, compared
1960, H. Thomas Hallowell,
preliminary report.
the
R.
of
Inc.—Acquisition—
outstanding
the
stock
of
Audium
The
Netherlands,
Simmonds, President.
conventional and
miniaturized
of
Amsterdam,
both
throughout
the
European
for the first half
history,
$44,470,000 in the first six months of
a
Profits, however, were considerably under the first half of 1960, but
substantially ahead of the last six months of 1960. Earnings for the
1961 half year amounted to $1,100,000, or 41 cents a share, compared
with $418,000, or 16 cents a share in the second half of 1960 and
$2,185,000,
months of
,
or
81
1960.
stock
mon
cents a
share,
At June 30,
adjusted basis
an
on
in the
first six
1961, there were 2,693,256 shares of com¬
outstanding.—Y. 193, p. 1945.
Standard Security Life Insurance Co. of New
York—
Rights Offering Completed—
Levy, President, has announced the successful completion
recent rights offering which terminated on June 27.
offered to holders of common stock and class A stock of
record at the close of business on June 15, 1961, the right to purchase
162,000 shares of common stock, at the rate of two shares for each five
shares of stock then held, through the exercise of transferable sub¬
scription warrants at the subscription price of $11.50 per share.
Michael
of
the
The
H.
company's
company
154,868,
or
95.6%
of
shares
the
offered
were
7,132 shares, were acquired by nine directors of
pursuant to an "underwriting" commitment.
The
total
proceeds
number
of
of
the
shares
sale
of
of
the
stock
new
issue
to and the
the company
subscribed
balance,
totaled
$1,863,000.
The
increased from
of class A
2824.
outstanding has been
405,000 shares to 567,000 shares, consisting of 150,000 shares
stock
and 417,000 shares of common stock.—V. 193, p.
Stokely-Van Camp Inc.—Annual Report—
Indianapolis,
substantial
corded
Ind.,
processor
increases
in
both
of
Common
Market
canned
sales
and
and
frozen
earnings
ended May 31, 1961, Alfred J. Stokely, President,
liminary announcement of results for the year.
Effective
method
Simmonds Precision Products,
it
sales
Higher—
Laboratories, Inc.—Sales
Spencer-Kennedy
over
year
others
193, p. 1834.
This
31 %c
group will be able to design more effectively new products
packaging end-uses, Mr. Denton said.
Denton said that Spencer has no plans to produce plastic films
and
the companies will continue to purchase their requirements for
plastic films, cellophane, and other flexible constructions.—V.
193,
Mr.
of
subsidiaries
8-15
9-
technical
for
This
banks
suppliers and
7-21
$1.20
30c
$90,906
interest)
Common
—V.
were
Outstanding
$92,849
indebtedness—
(5V2%
(6%
8-15
10c
:__
assets
merger
owners
company
8c
40c
has announced the acquisition of all the outstanding
of two suppliers of packaging materials. Terms of the
stock
signing and converting synthetic flexible materials for packaging out¬
lets.
Spencer will gain first-hand information and data on the needs
of the packaging industry. With this increased understanding, Spencer's
Offered—Pursuant
Stock
7-10
Light & Telephone—
common
&
658 of the shares held in trust.)
business
$1.12%
(quarJ
1961.
Seymour
balance
<
(quar.)
7,
Corp.
William
Alenick,
the
Dec.
on
and
the
the
to
7-12
30c
(quar.)__l
preferred
Biddle
1,700,000
Co.
liabilities.
of
part
and
Notes
Holdings
5.20%
Western
inc.
7-14
4
3c
1
(quar.)
Inc.
300,000
&
Corp., New Jersey corporations organized on Nov.
6,
18, 1954, respectively, were merged with and intd the
July
property
8-
8c
Wellington Equity Fundr-rFrom
net'; investment income
West Point Manufacturing Co
West Virginia Pulp & Paper—
Air
Nov.
on
9-20
8c
preferred
fifth
company
tronics
Struthers & Co.
organized
was
company
Jersey
9-4
8-15
$1.15
,
Monthly
Monthly
Western
New
5%
$1.25
(quar.)
Waterbury National Bank (Conn.) (quar.)—
Weissoerg (H. R.) Corp. (monthly)
4%%
Co.
common
of
30c
:—;
common
fouar.)
Westbrook-Thompson
100,000
working capital.
8-11
(quar.t
(quar.)—!
preferred
&
5,000,000
Co.
________
Yarnall,
Inc.—Common
BUSINESS—The
State
20c
1
Light,
preferred
$5 preferred
$4.60
held)
Gas
Gundy
&
10, 1961 offering circular, Warner, Jennings,
&
Longstreth, Philadelphia, publicly offered
$1.43%
$1.56'A
i.
Pictures
Co.-
Woodard-Elwood
&
Skiffs,
8-
share of Dextra Corp. stock for each
shares
*
July
a
100,000
8-15
k
12y2c
Press
(stock dividend)
—
'
Waltham Precision Instrument Co. (stk. div.).
(One
150,000
&
Wood
7-14
8-11
10c
(quar.)
Wallace
Warner
from
loan
company
1971.
principal
The
1
8-
tl5c
:
—
—
—,
Agricultural
1961
announced
Mutual
to
the
of
1,
The
5,000,000
shares of this firm's stock at $10 per
share. Net proceeds, estimated at $825,000, will be used
by the company for the repayment of debt, the estab¬
lishment of showroom facilities, property improvement,
to
20c
Ltd.
Mines,
were
1945.
p.
facilities will be constructed at Savannah
to
increase
Southern
Nitrogen's production of anhydrous
ammonia
there by 50%—from 100,000 to 150,000 tons a year.—V. 194, p.
157.
100,000
'liiTTTa.
issued
Amulet
Co
Inc.
E.
Wood,
125,000
Day
&
Mandel
*25c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%%
Waite
193,
1,700,000
& Co.__
Cohu &
Witter
Harold
&
400,000
Co
Weld
Stetson
200,000
Spenecer Trask & Co._
Inc
Co.
&
Whea«
C.
J.
&
7-28
15c
preferred
5%%
100,000
Wertheim
.
Corp.-
&
Hale
Weeden
125,000
Co
&
&
Gibson
400,000
100,000
Co.
800,000
250,000
5,000,000
Inc
American
L.
Co.
Sons
Walker
Webster,
Co
Tucker,
&
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Co.
Van
Walker
Joseph
100,000
&
&
Thomas
R.
H.
Amount
7-28
u'
(quar.)-——
common
share.—V*
per
'to
period
"
hot disclosed;-'•'
Crystal Tube Corp. of Chicago and Flexicraft Industries, Inc. of New
City will become wholly-owned subsidiaries of Spencer.
These
companies design, print and make bags from purchased polyethylene,
cellophane, laminates, and other flexible materials for packaging uses.
This move, Spencer President J. C. Denton said, is a planned diversi¬
fication into the $550 million a year flexible packaging industry.
These
two companies
represent extensive experience and know-how in de¬
8-15
-—-—
(quar.)__•___
Co.,
I960,
York
8-15
/
Voi-Shan Industries, new com. (initial quar.)
Volunteer Natural Gas
(stock dividend)
Vulcan
corresponding
Inc.—Debentures
additional
will
agreement!
Corporation and
Webster
Sica
18c
(reduced)-!
Corp.
of
amounted
tax.
10c
.•
!—;
Works
&
issue
stock
payment
$1.12y2
com., (quar.)—
——J,—;i:—_1___
Extra
Van
corrected
non-residents
Canadian
7-25
—_
Ltd.* (s-a)_.
the
Sinking fund payments will begin
1976.
ber
8-16
Optional
Ventures,
Non¬
source.
200,000
&
Swiss
•
4c
Vanderbilt
the
7-10
:.
•
3c
4%%."preferred
Van
at
10c
;
income
(quar.)—;
Food (quar.)
nation's
Tampa and locations
loan
The
will
has
finance
vannah,
dividend.
7-28
6c
earned
$1.02
or
Homes,
million
$5
to
v.;„ Spencer
&
Sweney Cartwright &
—V.
«
gains)
Corp.
5
2c
Fund^ Inc.—,
from
7c
■
income)
Income
of
the
company
a
The
200,000
Value Line Fund, Inc.—•
Line
5
7-
^
Co
Stroud
7-14
8-
from
for
tax.
—
&
Securities
of
rate
8-
(Quar.
7-
1
Amount
Stone
9-
Value
1
8-
Continued from page 10
Stix
30c
capital
8-
funds, tax deductible
resident tax 7%.
15%;
income
7-28
'
.
from
The
7-14
Investment News
7-21
8-
8-10
4c
1
t35c
(quar.)
General
7-21
8-fT
1.37y2
$1.40%
62y2c
37 %c
7-14
of
8-
r
8-
:
in
>
Southern Nitrogen Co.,
7-13
8-31
Common
8-31
Mining
half
year
7-10
7-28
9-15
I
12y2c
&
7-25
25c
10C
i
6-30
* 42%c
(quar.)
—___
(quar.)
7c
(quar.)
7-27
$1.31 Vit
(quar.)„
current
dividend
$30,478,526
Capital Corp., Chicago, 111.,
ness
8-31
$2.50
(interim)
the
A
(quar.)
Canadian
tax
first
ment company.
1
10-
87%c
25c
(Quar.
1
8-14
8-31
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common
.
1
8-
1
7-15
Sutro
Company
8-
1
9-
Southern
9-29
—$1
(quar.) '
Co.
(quar.)
Y.)
class
t Payable in U. S. funds, less
xLess Jamaica income tax.
approximately $0,093 per
based
Construction
1
9-
.
Whelan
Stock
8-
(quar.)
British
the
current
July 18, 1961 it was reported that $1,000,000 of this firm's
convertible debentures had been sold privately to Busi¬
8-15
Corp., common (quar.)
convertible! preference (quar.)
Universal Insurance Corp. (N. Y.)
(quar.)—
Utah
1
7-13
TlUc
$3.50
Upjohn
8-
60c
——
(N.
in
resident
ess
the
ox
'
Transit
United
8-15
1,
I
with
$507,883,
were
1
y Previously published date was incorrect. The
date and/or record date is Indicated here,
Co., common (quar.)
Realty Investments (initial)———
S.
1
8-
$1
(quar.)
books
Transfer
t Payable
exchange.)
United
9-
8-15
62 %c
(quar.)__
common
$2,092,710 lor
months
1
9-15
15c
7-30
$1.06%
common
Cos.,' ordinary
amount
7-10
*20c
1
& Canal
Ltd.,
of
six
$3.6 million. An undisclosed amount of cash was paid.
The
purchase of Sabre Mobile* Homes was made through Skyline's
wholly-owned
subsidiary,
Hillcrest Homes, Inc.
Skyline's
purchase
includes all machinery of Sabre Mobile Homes as well as the lease
on its 26,000 square foot factory and all trade names.—V.
192, p. 253.
7-10
9-
8c
Machine
Gas
first
compared
company,
7c
(quar.)—
Insurance
& Pharmaceutical
share
1
*56 %c
•
;
1
8-
9-15
6%c
!
Systems,
County
a
for the year ending Sept. 30,
1960, after British income tax;: Dividend
r'
8-
10%
17 %c
(quar.)
__;
Batteries
1
(Payment is
•
Express
2
8-
1
(quar.)_
Insurance
Steel
10-
plus a dis¬
profits)
Ltd
Machinery,
(quar.)
U.
A
(quar.)
Co.
the
mating
7-24
8-23
(quar.)
i
class
7-14
._
Jersey RR.
Shoe
Tanning
8-10
9-10
7-15
securities
preferred
United
7
1
1
*75c
Upper Peninsular Power, common (quar.)
5%%
preferred iquar.)—__:
5y2%
preferred (quar.)—
—_—-——
5% %
preferred (quar.)—
1
-——
6%
7-
8-
(quarterly
income,
from
Hampshire)
New
7c
7c
(monthly)
W.)
Report—
acquired most of the assets of Sabre Mobile
Indiana it was announced by
Arthur J.
York
-
Accident
&
(F.
Co.—June
consolidated net income of $1,242,151 for the
1961, amounting to $2.50 per snare on the
common stock outstanding.
These results compare
Skyline Homes Inc. in fiscal 1961 bad sales of approximately $10
million, and Sabre Mobile Homes had a volume of business approxi¬
7
8-
12y2c
(quar.)__i
United "Life
United
7-
8-15
$1
I
(quar.)-
investment
Keno
New
1
*38c '
—
—
United
Yale
•
Improvement, common
preferred (quar.)
C United
8-
*40c
(quar.)——_
(quar.)—1
Gas
AV4%
7-14
20c
9-15
$1
(quar.)
of
7-14
1
(quar.)
8-15
Inc..—
tribution
1
8-
Wurtlitzer Co.
(s-a)__—
A
Continental Fund Shares
from
preferred
Woolworth
7-10
(quar.)
series)
Class
A
Co.
8-
$1.27
(quar.)
6-23
York
Shares
preference
United
United
4%
9-15
B
8-10
Investments, Ltd.—
United
$1.26
(quar.)
6-30
$1.371/2
:
series)
(1956
Ltd.,
Corps,
B
12y2c
(quar.)
(initial)
Canadian
United
$1.25
Wood-Mosaic, class A
the
1733.
quarterly basis, earnings for the second auarter of 1961
or
$1.48 per share of common stock. • First quarter
a
The
Maryland—
Corp.—
preference (1955
United
&
50c
Aircraft
4%
^
2
Shoe
Steel
&
Elkhart,
7-14
(quar.)__
A
in
p.
President.
1
(quar.)
Enterprises,
35c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
common
preferred
10-
35c
(Pittsburgh)
quarter-—
Air
5%%
of
Co.
Class
7-14
8-
dividend
60c
(Calif.)
Co.
Stock
Wometco
Class
(quar.)_
Bank
Oil
dnion
7
Bank—
Y.)
N.
National
Union
■
•
—
pref. B (quar.)
Union
vi:
i'_
Ltd., com. (quar.)
4c
-
(monthly)
Wolverine
10-16
*12 %c
:
**'
of Canaaa
A
7-14
7-311
has
income
(quar.)
class
Corp.,
Class
7-31
i f
.
investment
preferred
preferred
5.08%
experience
9-15
t
Service—
preferred
5.04%
.
-
broad
Skyline Homes, Inc.—Acquisition—
$1.50
Inc.—
from
Public
9-30
the
reports
...
.
earnings
8-15
Power—
(quar.)
Fund,
Quarterly
7-20
6c
(quar.)——--i—
B
preferred
Wisconsin
7-20
—
-
A
Class
6%
7-20
8-15
8-15
;—*____
;
Class
Union Gas
7c
Electric
8-31
is
$734,268,
7-17
'
Monthly
7-14
Wisconsin
iquar.)i_
preferred
preferred
$3.50
(Cleve.)
Co.—
1960.
On
7-19
7-31
Saw
for
$26,260,509
'
7c
to Simmonds
ended June 30,
sales
Net
8-10
7-31
7c
to
equal to $4.21 per share on the same number of shares outstanding.
11c
and
monthly).
^__
__:
7-31
of
gains________
(increased
than in the United States,
Simmonds' new Dutch
apply
technical organization has. developed
particularly in subminiaturization.—V. 193,
497,000 shares of
with consolidated net income
7
40c
8-24
higner
levels
skilled
company
six months
Fund—
capital
Inc.
The
7-21
8-22
25 c
30 to 50%
profit
Important advantage
Audlum's
Simonds
1
8-
1
higher
field of electronics,
4
40c
(quar.)
realized
these
that
which
8-18
8-
25c
:i
Industries
Stores
Common Market is
the
in
1
8-15
$1.25
T__T,
(quar.)-
1
8-
1
9-
25c
common
8-
8-15
7%c
$1.12%
T
investment
net
,
'
Union Electric
9-15
Another
(quar.)
percentage of profits for manufacturers
subsidiary.
75c
A
he stated.
Simmonds noted that the
Mr.
10-
$1.43%
(quar.),
Co.
net
Winn-Dixie
Monthly
Union Commerce Bank.
3)
30c
50c
(quar.)
Growth
from
lc
8-31
10-19
Ltd.
(quar.)
Company,
Common (quar.)
Wilson-Jones
;
tives
7-
common
&
has operated
company
1946.
in
2
A
B-5
class
The
founded
was
15c
class
preferred
it
will
help Simmonds achieve two important objec¬
which should improve the company's' profitability, Mr. Simmonds
"It will permit us to expand substantially our existing electronic
said.
class
Corp.,
Co.,
Chocolate,
since
year
10-
(quar.)
Mfg.,
B-2
4V2 %
Wilbur
7-17
7-31
every
acquisition
49
$1.25
Sewing Machine—
White
,7-14
■
68%C
$2 prior preferred (quar.)
$3 preferred (quar.)
7-14
profitably
Stationery—
(quar.)—
Paper
the British Isles, and Scandinavia.
nations,
This
(quar.)
Tablet &
preferred
White
7-14
.
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Co.—
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.f com. (quar.)
4% prior lien (quar.)
White-Rodgers Co.
(quar.)
7-14
,
Snare
Gas
&
preferred
Westminster
7
7-14
1
8-
,
Co.,
1
\ $1.40
.
._
Quarterly
Salle Street
1
$1.40
-
.
La
1
8-
$1.49.
.
1
8-
$1.22%
_.
Trenton
Trunkline .Gas
88-
...
$5.96
South
12-15
20c
(quai .)
A
5%
Line—
ripe
Combmon
208
1-1-62
*25c
___.
Gas
10-
9-15
v. •
Transcontinental
,
1
6%c
Quarterly
Transcontinental
8-
7-14
1
$2.75
Western
6%
1
.
Transamerica
8-15
8-
(quar.)
!__
Power
Westgate-California
Fund—
Quarterly
$2.55
10-
Western
8-15
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Corp.
8-15
1
When
Per
Name of Company
8-15
1
.___
Bank
Trust
6c
Trans-Canada
1
9-
12 y2c
-
(Initial)—
Toys
7
9-
(quar.)
Tonka
7-
$1.06 »/4
!__!
(quar.)_.
4.25%
(361)
Holder's
Payable of Rec.
Edison
4>/4%
,
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
in
foods,
the
said in
re¬
fiscal
a
pre¬
with the 1961 fiscal year, Stokely-Van Camp changed the
compiling its financial statements to include all significant
of the company, and revised financial statements for the
preceding year to include subsidiaries not previously consolidated: here¬
tofore, the company reported on the basis of Stokely-Van Camp, Inc.
and wholly-owned domestic subsidiaries.
Net
sales in
the year ended May 31,
1961 approximated $195,000,000,
with revised sales of $183,351,601 for the 1960 fiscal year.
Stokely said that on the old basis of reporting, sales in the respec-
compared
Mr.
50
tive
(362)
would have been $167,300,000 for 1961
years
and $161,850,620 for
Net
income
(a
construction
fiscal
1961
amounted
year
approximately
share on 1,879,-
have
equal,
been
$5,174,985,
Commenting
of
frozen
in
phasis
in
vegetables,
the
higher
returns
frozen potatoes, pork and beans, and
and significant economies resulting from
investment
in
program
trucking,
cans,
integrated
and
freezer
other
greater
In
Sun Chemical
capital
pressor
the
the
its
Universal
England,
decorating, and
has
and
flexographic
four-acre
new
a
plans
further
European Continent.—V.
plant
printing
under
developments
193,
SunOlin
1961
Chemical
it
for
is
secured
notes
due
that
1963-68
six
first
at
Net
and
the
the
on
Privately—July
been sold
Securities
May
31,
Jack
tors'
1961,
with
compared
Linsky,
Co., New
$261,043
the three
for
for
the
same
months
quarter
and
Earnings during the
with
pared
1,050,000
25
cents
shares
of
sale
quarter
share
a
the
class
prcducts
equal
were
in
combined
these
of
to
in
50Vz
year-earlier
A
and
class
August,
cents
been
The
of
held
as
period,
B
based
stock
A.
earnings
results
undistributed
the
event
$16,001,
in
the
of
the
1V2
or
year-earlier
The
latest
May
$1,059,688,
nine
tributed
Jones
profit,
share, compared with $7,373,
a
amounted
%
or
cent
months
share,
a
for
the
nine
same
months
ended
in
the
This
the
of
average
with 91
shares
share
per
for
2,511,331
cents
for
the
shares
the
first
of
first
half
of
stock
common
half
of
1960
outstanding after giving effect to
on
on
April 10, 1961.
Earnings for the second quarter of 1961
22.9%
of
1960,
over
Mr.
$1,172,818,
outstanding,
an
$1,286,610,
six
increase
of
8.5%
above
I960
first
quarter
$1,080,515.
Receivables
and
stock
the
Securities
and
porarily suspending
the
Securities
Act
of
1933
the
193,
540.
p.
a
offerings
notification
an
and
and
asserts
in
its
scale of
request,
stock
Act.
in
shares
order
whether
and
York
from
at
$5
sells
Commission's
order
provision
control
of
its
and
when
&
<in
50%
which
it
owned
transaction
share.
(Section
for
17)
of
holders had
only
should
be
and
Harold
Hyman
(3)
and
named
the
that
and
of
Federman.
director of
a
President;
and
he
Mangrow
and
two
Industrial
then
individuals
individuals
failure
to
said
in
to
disclose
(1)
that
Michael Rosen,
Stephen
Joseph Michal-
Hofman
(five
Federman, Stonehill
had
&
been
Telescript.—V.
controlling
193, p. 1165.
the
of
*£1P
the
Trust
Co.
has
been
*mo"nt Power bonds
a
Authority.—V.
194,
p.
appointed
1361
series
A
trustee
4%%
for
due
ties
to
ior
be
1,
1986
delivery
million
cubic
^he
,
IVL' FL®
expanded
«ortn
of
phase
daily
of
Texas
to
a
program
Eastern's
designed
Natural
to
Gas
System
daily
by
225
be
compiete(j
during 1961, will expand the
capacity by approximately 110,976,000 cubic
Phase, to be completed in 1962, will bring the
s?cond
to
the
total
expansion will require
Louisiana
increase
delivery
volume
into
year,
revenues
225
million
construction
Mississippi;
cubic
of a
construction of
feet
proposed.
new
one
pipeline
new
year
are
across
.
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
made
13%
up
608,919
on
shares
shares
last
of
the
issued
earnings
May 31,
Surrey Oil
of
as
in
the
Fund—Securities Registered
commission
to
the
sold
were
underwriter.
at
$4.50
of
the
Fund
been
67
principal
194,
Bernard
registrar
the
of
Henderson
prices
In
thereof
May
on
and
corporation's
the
such
ended
The
order
to
of
this
1933
5-for-l
the
or
situation
split
Pennsylvania
and
at
filed
registration
140,000
shares
of
covering
to
are
price
be
offered
for
outstanding
Co.
and
statement
a
public
stock,
heads
the
underwriting
by
list
terms
the
of
are
stock,
common
sale
by
with
the
present
to
be
the
SEC
which
of
company
and
holders thereof.
underwriters.
The
supplied
by
public
amend¬
items
engaged
wholesale
distribution
of
has
Bank,
the
20
three
cents
against
last
1960
and
carry"
reduction
and
L.
markets.
indebtedness
with
services
In
retail
additional
of
a
were
offered
the
The
food
and
the
same
the
and
The
proceeds
will
remainder
12
area.
net
$379,000
operates
company
feet
square
Of
stock,
and
addition
to
outstanding
certain
retail
to
be
will
company
from
the
applied
be
to
the
added
to
shares
of
common
owns
stock,
about
of
27%; Louis J.
Davis,
10.95%,
and
management
officials
as
a
group
43.98%.
Montgomery and Mr. Davis propose to sell 30,000 and 15,000
respectively, and six others propose to sell amounts ranging
shares,
800
to
shares.
15,000
The
of
&
Co.,
Commission—
six
proceeds
equipment
are
and
to
be
working
Pursuant
to
July
for
used
repayment
of
loans,
State
iQ5-nc>
of
New
company
York
Jamaica
Ave..
on
1961
was
April
Jamaica
p. 2714.
will
York
New
be
15,
Sept.
15,
1961,
5% preferred
on
shares
852
of
its
made
N.
at
The
6,
incorporated under the laws of the
1955. It has its principal office at
23.
Chase
Y.
Report—
1,582,727
common
1,577,003
shares
shares outstanding, as
outstanding at June 30
$13,275,000 in the
compared
with
this
of
$645,000,
41
to
amounted
cents
to
share.
a
$26,935,000
were
share.—V.
a
sales
year,
equal
1960
and
$21,216,000
Sales
earnings
in
the
$1,-
were
193, p. 2155.
Illuminating Co.—Debentures Sold Privately—•
1961, it was reported that $10,000,000 of this
30-year debentures, 1991 series had been sold
privately through Morgan Stanley & Co., Chas. W.
19,
Scranton &
Co., and Putnam & Co.—V. 190,
Uris Buildings Corp.
1674.
p.
Common Stock Offered
—
—
An
offering of 84,403 shares of this firm's common stock was
made
July 18 by ah underwriting group headed by
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc. at $18.50 a share.
The
offering does not constitute new financing by Uris Buildings.
being offered represent a part of the holdings of a smalL
of stockholders, including certain officers and directors of the
company other than Percy and Harold D. Uris, Chairman and President,
The
shares
number
The
Buildings
standing
75,000
Uris
Corp.
of
for
current
the
in
of
stock.
sale
is
for
in
Columbia
from
time
of
company,
in
850
Third
the
in
two
Rockefeller
joint
Center
Center
luxury hotel,
Inc..
also in
Uris
new
has
the
registered
future
such
independently
group.
Ave.,
district
of
New
New
projects—one
with
financing, ownership and operation of
Rockefeller
The
time
York
is
City,
one
organizations engaged in the construction and
buildings.
It owns six completed office buildings
and Philadelphia and is constructing
a
seventh
York
City
building in the Wall St.
involved
the
University
to
largest
office
New
office
it
after a recent gift of 75,000 shares of
University, continue to be majority
owning between them 62%
of its out¬
Columbia
company,
offering by the underwriting
nation's
operation
brothers,
to
the
common
shares
the
New
of
area
and
Hilton
building in
the
York
Hotels
the Rockefeller
St.
City.
addition
In
Center, Inc.
43-story office building
City and the other with
Corporation
Center
Wall
York
Rockefeller
a
for
45-story
a
area.
district,
38-story
a
structure
at 60 Broad St., is scheduled for completion in
May, 1962, the UrisRockefeller Center office building in late
1962, and the Uris-Rockefeller
Center-Hilton Hotel in early 1963.
u
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
agreed to purchase, and certain of the selling stockholders have
agreed
to sell to them, severally, the respective numbers of shares
of common
stock
set forth below opposite their
respective names.
The purchase
agreement provides that the several obligations of the underwriters are
subject to certain conditions as therein set forth.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
Inc. is the representative of the underwriters.
Loeb
Arnhold
&
&
Co.
S.
—,—___
Stearns
Blair
&
Co.
Hallgarten
Shares
Inc.___ 20,603
Hill,
Bleichroeder
Inc.
&
Co
&
2,100
____
&
3,700
Co
Freres
M.
2,100
&
6,40ft
Co
6,400
Wertheim
3,700
Hutzler
6,400
.
Grimm
Co._____
Model, Roland & Stone___
Salomon Brothers &
6,400
Co
&
&
Loeb,
Rhoades
3,700
Corp.
Co
Hayden, Stone &
193, p. 2590.
Carl
6,400
Inc..
Darlington
Lazard
6,400
&
Co
6,400
.___
3,700
—V.
Van Norman
See
American
Industries, Inc.—Certain Assets Sold—
Brake Shoe Co.,
above.—V. 191,
Offered
New
York.
1
Manufacturing
Pursuant to
Corp.
2030.
p.
—
Common
Stock
July 7, 1961 offering circular,
Co., Denver, publicly offered 300,000
shares of this firm's common stock at
$1 per share. Net
proceeds, estimated at $252,500, will be used by the com¬
—
a
Amos C. Sudler &
for
capital.
operating
salaries,
expenses,
and
working
BUSINESS—The
company was incorporated on April 3, 1961, under
the laws of the State of Colorado and has since
been qualified as a
foreign corporation to do business in the State of California.
The
The
is
capital.
13,
six
United
purchase
offering circular, Bertner
Brothers and Earl Edden Co., New York City, publicly
offered and sold 100,000 shares of this firm's common
stock
at $2.75 per share.
Net proceeds, estimated/at
$228,000, will be used by the company for moving ex¬
penses, purchase of equipment and inventory, salaries,
research and development,
repayment of loans, and
working capital.
a
redemption
on
months
741,000, equal to $1.10
operations
Manville
York.
New
St.,
$10,285,000,
period of
pany
Tinsley Laboratories, Inc., Berkeley, Calif.—Files With
Securities and Exchange
for
Payment
on
share
were
Vendaversal
the company
which Robert
President,
from
or
the
members.
Montgomery, Jr., Board Chairman,
Mr.
$10,218,000,
shares for
the
indebtedness and preferred stock,
493,230
of
outstanding
quarter.
first
the
earnings
corresponding
of the company to help finance
additional inventory
possible
acquisitions
of
retail
outlets
not
in
com¬
the company's customers or wholesale outlets to expand
now
income
net
of
Corp.—June
based
cents
finance
to
petition
the
of
funds
general
containing 258,000
branches located in
four
sale
Pine
Sales
second
In
and
share
a
54
year.
Sachs
operates
with
months
Goldman,
"cash
of
was
has reported unaudited earnings of $320,000 after taxes
ended June 30,
1961, compared with $849,000 in
the corresponding quarter a year ago.
These latest earnings were equal
in
wholesale
company's
called
Greenfield
Securities
company.
first
$8,252,181, equal to $1.06
capital stock outstanding at the
number
share.
80
Equitable
the
ended
the
company
Kuhn,
the
in
by
for
1960.
per
a
warehouse
months
share, for the quarter ended June 30, 1960.—V. 193,
United
The
in
sponsored
groups
shares
30,
six
$111,165,608
Shares
Registered—
is
months
compares
same
June
$106.25
Manhattan
preliminary
offering
also
This
the
BUSINESS—The
to
approximately 370
obtaining an exemption
or
Act
correct
the
six
7,777,412
corporation
stock
of
1961)
shares
Securities
for
the
latest
the
for
to
/%///
...
through operation of the sinking fund,
of
Roads,
adjusted
24,
the
sales
net
compared
United Artists Theatres Circuit, Inc.—Partial Redemp.
Uris
158.
p.
in
on
stockholders
amount
1986.—V,
reported
'
cents per
share.
per
include
trustee,
has
In
Inc.—Appointment-
appointed
250,000 shs.
firm's
company.
The Trustees own
Fund
and
the
Management
the
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
$107,185,727,
or
period.
share on
per
to
double
than
more
operations
1961
the
of
July
and
registering
BUSINESS—The
compressor
balance...
aggre¬
Trans-Aire Electronics, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
feet.
first phase,
■systems
*
initial
capacity
EFFECT
cents)
1960.
the
St.,
intent
chandising
already
In
the
facture
of
the
Compton,
company
was
of
development
Corp.—Expansion Prog'm
the
,
tary
$50,000,000
will begin construction immediately
authorized by the Federal Power
Commission. Facili¬
constructed, which have received
temporary authorization,
the
and
either
company
Singer
-J1"?® cofmp.?"y announced that it
new
facilities
ure
fiscal
corporation on June 29, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 100,000
capital shares (par 16% cents) ot be offered at $3, through Troster,
July
for
Net sales for the second quarter of 1961 totaled $55,269,753 vs. $57,for the comparable 1960 quarter.
Net income in the latest
quarter was $4,320,216, or 56 cents per share, as against $5,234,947, or
the
52.
Texas Eastern Transmission
on
for
The
Tennessee Valley
Authority—Appointment—
Bankers
income
net
16
Co., whose
stockholder
accounted
GIVING
10
(par
Bear,
be
group
accounted for approximately 50% of its
and distributing operations of the com¬
approximately 40%. of. its
gross
income,
and
1958.
Philadelphia and the surrounding areas in Penn¬
sylvania, New Jersey and Delaware to approximately 3,500 independent
retailers of whom approximately 850 are members of the four volun¬
has
the
a
controlling interest in Telescript
interest) and Mangrow: (2) a previous
which the voting
rights of Mangrow share¬
Sporn
partner,
Mangrow and
as
each
certain
of
limited partners
were
the
13,
non-food
vacated
exercised
Dawn,
general
of
The
upon
company
designs,
communication equipment.
Its
16
that
from
815,853
the
current
of
due
Church
public
a
Common
the
stock
under
been changed;
David
individuals)
to
result
Wooldridge
company
being
Peabody &
modern
hearing,
diodes)
In addition, the company does
transistorized amplifier subassemblies.
ended Mar.
31,
1961
the
manufacturing
of
2714.
income
$1.31
ment.
The Com¬
outstanding shares. The
company offering circular is false
the
reason
Co.
1957,
140,000
that
by
Federman, Stonehill
material
shares
the
references
Mangrow
control,
of
end
second
Trustees
$25,000,000
shares,
offering
,
Jackson
23,100
asserts
misleading in
exercised
audio-visual
Peter T.
owned
second
the
the
a
the
company
Bag-Camp Paper Corp.—June Report—
share
per
the
Management
Bank has
of
company
Kidder,
registration with
per
suspension
in
for
Act.
shares
exceeding $300,000 in
1960, Telescript proposed
opportunity
the
law
Net
for
100,200
basis.
of
for
based
shares
debentures,
under
July
also
New
names
individuals
over,
an
share for
per
is
it
has been in commercial production of transistorized
it has been in commercial, production of its radio
corporation
30,
half
sales
Salle St.,
Chicago, filed a registration
July 3, covering 200,000 shares of bene¬
to be offered for public sale at $5 per
the
of
City
the
73,085
that
antifraud
provides
question
under
Corporation 70,000 shares
and
the
order
cents
June
from
this
share
per
the
shares
of
66,915
permanent.
assembles, leases
offering circular
other
violated
34.1
of
registered.
The
not
December,
common
suspension
The
the
on
made
Organized
in
securities
filed
hands
32.9
stockholders.
or
La
on
Fund,
Ramo
agent
making
on
Telescript failed to disclose
affiliate in its notification;
that its
offering circular was false
misleading in respect of certain material
facts; and that the offer
Securities
in
of
and
im¬
as
company
since
p.
Union
The
$16,011,021
plant
share
a
SEC
of
without
viously
with
public offering of 60,000
mission
or
public
In
the
$3,296,457,
of 140,000 shares of such stock at a
price estimated to be not less than $12 per share, the company is
offering
to repurchase from such stockholders the shares not pre¬
appointed sole registrar
exemption
to
amount.
was
or
surpassed
far
so
efforts
20%
by
therefor
respect to a public offering of stock by
Telescript-CSP, of 155 West 72nd Street, New York.
Regulation A provides a conditional
respect
in
offering, 22,500 shares
policy of the Fund will
company,
persons
Commission has issued an order tem¬
Regulation A exemption from registration under
a
1961
and drilling contracts amounted to 8%
and
from equipment leasing and other miscellaneous
cent
best
a
5%%
effected
to
corporation.—V.
(transistors
elec¬
also
such
the
King of Prussia,
Pa., filed a registration statement with the SEC on July 13, covering
69,175 shares of common stock, which the company heretofore sold
for cash at prices varying from $6.80
per share
to $8.80 per share
Exchange
of
for
months
the
of
account
the
National
This
Telescript-CSP, Inc.—Common Offering Suspended—
The
income
net
cents
25%.
(number
of
1961
North
30
President
than
Securities
common
60.3
leases
the
45
a
on
Miller,
25-year,
Tandy Corp.—Appointment—
the
of
private
co-paying
loans
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co.
has been
similar
products
manufacturer.
operations
stock
193,
against
as
with
gasoline
into
in
an
increase
earnings
transistorized
importing
CAPITALIZATION
respectively.
acquired during the first half of the current
year amounted to $671,156,000, an
increase of 7.4% over the
comparable
total of $625,099,000 a
year earlier.—V.
194, p. 158.
for
sales
$0.97
of
Thompson
$1,047,037 during the second three months
period
Silverman noted.
First quarter
earnings this year were
an
report,
or
Corp.—Earnings Report—
year,
came
takes
with
company
2,144 238
an
of manufacturing
and
company
1956;
phonographs
—V.
of
writers
compared
of
average
on
Report—
Thriftway Foods, Inc.—Files Rescission Offer—
were
of
net
cents
other
semiconductors
of
for
company
since
Common
2263.
p.
months
and
or
Fund
First
91
were
cost
two-for-one stock split which
a
occurred
of
1961
will
project expected
place emphasis on the selec¬
primary real estate investments which offer good interest
earnings and likely capital growth.
The Fund will be managed by
Washington-LaSalle Management, Inc., which also will serve as under¬
months ended June 30, 1961, an increase
of 15.6%, over earnings of
$2,127,552 for the comparable period a year
ago, Herbert R. Silverman
President, reported.
Earnings
the
The
revenue
Gross
May 31,
gas
investment
less
for
entire
Jr., President, reports that "Operations in the
considerable improvement over the corresponding
a
revenues,
with
tion
R.
$2,459,428
and
initial
The
Talcott Inc.—June Report—
were
the
subcontracting
158.
of $3,416,699,
1960.
193,
nine
interest
share
an
earnings
of
business
the
operated tape recorder and
distributor
for
a
Japanese trading
Japanese
accounted
pany
Ohio,
Corp. merger.
This
months
company's consolidated net
first
statement
same
(James)
construction
the
line
a
a
in
battery
a
States
income,
gross
earnings
Gas
ficial
1960.
earnings also include the company's portion of undis¬
the nine
quarter
30 North LaSalle Realty
were $9,068,100,
compared with $8,902,period of the preceding year.
Excluded from the com¬
parison
were
sales
of
industrial
fastener
products,
amounting
to
$388,163, for the earlier period.—V.
193, p,. 2714.
for
operations
1960
which
1960,
&
profits of Wilson Jones Co.
Net sales for
195*
Berne,
at
to
share,
a
ended
$591,038,
were
this
added
(income before depreciation and depletion) of $885,019
were
equivalent to $1.16 per share on the 762,883 shares outstanding
on May 31,
1961. In the same nine months of fiscal 1960, cash
period.
$1.01
or
of
p.
semi-annual
$16,029,344,
previous
gathering
Cash
quarterly results brought net income for the nine months
31, 1961 to $1,528,939, or $1.45 V2 a share, compared with
ended
The
cents
Wilson
and
com¬
sources.
the
out¬
'
the
the
of
cost
194,
10,020,000 shares
of
was
the remaining 7%
both quarters include the
company's share
of Wilson Jones Go.
After taxes applicable in
of
Tenn.,
stations
new
certain
manufacturing
the
fiscal year
During
approximately
various
imports
engaged
radios, radio phonographs
sold to consumers. The
subcontract
the
Oil
Gas
for
profits
distribution
phase
the
$6,041,348,
was
with earnings
Beecherl,
of
company's
on
of
at
which
Kobe Kogyo,
Monday, July 24, 1961
.
are
and
United
to
year's volume.
com¬
presently
investment.
an
first
with
second
the
1961.—V.
the
nues.
1960.
share,
a
addition
installed
radio
exclusive
_
standing.
Net income for the recent quarter included a net
capital
gain of $42,575, or 4 cents a share, from the sale of securities which
had
for
be
to
miniature
of
gated $1,228,094, as compared with $908,158 the year before.
/
An increasing proportion of the total is
being contributed by oil and
gas sales which, in the nine-month period, accounted for 72%
of reve¬
year.
$3,187,032,
manufacture
the
on
1961
entire
For
compared with $3,206,520.
For
comparative
purposes, sales of industrial fastener products
during the year-earlier
period, amounting to $183,392, have been excluded. The
company dis¬
continued
Kosciusko, Miss.,
pipeline loops be¬
company's earnings for
fiscal year."
nine-month period under review, revenues registered a
gain of 35%, cash earnings were 50% higher and net income increased
44% over the comparable months of last year.
direc¬
a
1961
quarter
of
months
nine
ended
last
President, announced financial results following
were
the
company's
of
for
compares
Louis
meeting.
Sales
call
Gladeville,
million.—V.
the
share
second
the
$526,300
was
to
income
months
Swingline Inc.—Earnings Up—
company
that
$85
May quarter showed
privately
&
to
which
distributes
and
.
presently
transistorized
of
products
radios
million
$48
months
During
the
Ky.;
Tex-Star Oil & Gas
of this firm's
$24,000,000 of its 5%:%.
had
through Eastman Dillon, Union
York City.—V. 191, p. 2793.
of
will
Gulf Sulphur Co.—June
per
This
Leeds,
service
La.,
20-
per share, com¬
pared with $6,128,128, or 61.2 cents per share for the first half of 1960.
Gross revenue from sales was $29,419,408 for the first half of
1961, as 1
against $29,117,460 for the same period a year ago.
cents
construction
Placed
1978
income
phase
horsepower
Danville,
about
According
.
inks.
expanded
$12,000,000
series A secured notes due
Net
first
anticipated
reach
quarter
Co.—Notes
reported
was
Monroe,
long,
stations.
quarter of
18,
West
165-mile
a
operation,
and
in
the
construction
of
one
station
at West
Monroe,
La.
Horsepower will be
Texas
51.
p.
from
include
is
company
line
tronic
.
Authorized
England, and Lille, France. In addition to the full range of lithographic,
letterpress, and silk screen inks, the company offers a complete variety
metal
will
program
The
a
ports
in
company's
to
Universal
gravure,
said.
overseas
Printing Ink Co. Ltd. of Leeds, England, according to an
announcement
made by Weldon
R. Coate, General Manager of Sun's
General Printing Ink Division.
Universal Printing Ink Co. is
one
of Sun Chemical's jointly-owned
companies abroa<% with ink manufacturing plants in Leeds and London,
of
the
approximately
printing ink activities by
Imperial Printing Ink Co. Ltd. of Croxted Works, London,
merger of
■with
expanded
the
compressor
compressor
Corp.—Affiliate Merger—
corporation has
total
already
It
The
of
pipeline
addition,
51,000
m-
1733.
p.
N.
and
approximately 128 miles of 30-inch diameter
tween
Kosciusko
and
Lambertville, N. J.
This will be 293 miles
pipeline
out
of
the
total
of
approximately
475
miles
needed
complete
the two-year program.
self-manufacture
to
storage.—V.. 193,
horsepower at several other stations;
loop and lateral pipelines between Kosciusko,
J.; and necessary metering and regulating
compressor
announcement
stage
diameter
food
prepared
stepped-up
a
facilities related
cold
from
of
numerous
the
first
The
1960.
on
items,
of
canned
and
with $3,311,627
of
Lambertville,
facilities,
inch
the sharply improved earnings over the previous
attributed the increase to better price-cost ratios
on
Stokely
Mr.
year,
compared
and
Miss,
to
after preferred dividends, to $2.82 a
533 shares of common stock outstanding on May 31, 1961.
This com¬
pared with revised 1960 net income of $3,456,419, or $1.46 per common
share, calculated on the 1,879,533 shares outstanding on May 31, 1961.
Under the prior method of reporting, net income in the 1961 year would
$6,030,000,
addition
station;
high record)
new
1960.
the
in
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
„
contract
company may
electronic components
of
carried
which
general
GIVING
Stock
—V.
stock
basis.
enter
In
and
into
193,
p.
TO
Vendo
it
addition
of
some
the
company
support
phase of
has
equipment.
the
manu¬
PRESENT
FINANCING
999,999 shs.
Outstanding
425,000 shs.
225,000 wts.
2825.
Co.—June
company
pnmnlpt.A
East
225,000 wts.
warrants
Despite reduced
Mo.,
210
leased.
however,
devices.
EFFECT
(par 50(i per share)
purchase
been
powers,
Authorized-"
Common
at
on
have
in the engineering, design,
electromechanical automatic
mer¬
manufacturing
the
CAPITALIZATION
broad
engage
of
contract
a
on
into
be
premises
to
manufacture
devices
entered
future
in
with
management
and
will
company
Calif.,
created
mpal
Report—
earnings in
reported
sprviep
a
in
the
gain
of
first
23%
anfrimoH/*
half
in
of
its
1961, this Kansas City,
sales
rocfonrontc
of
equipment
for
for
sales
Net
six
the
in
$34,273,261
against
Number 6075
194
Volume
months
ended
period.
1960
30,
June
Net
1961,
$27,154,497
were
$1,080,922
income
was
cents
cents
41
per
75
or
continued
a
usual
equal
Chronicle
rise
summer
business
in
(363)
and
He
orders.
further
slump in steel business seems less
stated
severe
that
the
than normal.
Regarding
a
Alan
August.—V. 193,
amendment.
The
Comptometer
See
this
Corp.,
Woodard
Merger—
issue.
The
(Jim) Walter Corp.—Appointment—
Manhattan
Chase
The
1981.—V.
has
trustee,
$20,000,000
due
p.
filed
1961
under
and
Files With
—
used
for
a
at
A" covering 40,000
$4, through First
and
working
This
motor hotels for over $6,500,000 was an¬
Executive Vice-President of the corporation.,
Gus
W. Lampe and George J. Gottfried,
Phoenix hotel executive,
and
a
group
of business associates were purchasers of six of the
hotels,
including the resort-type Phoenix and Tucson HiwayHouses.
The six hotels acquired are located in Houson, Texas;
Tulsa, Okla.;
San Diego, Calif.;,-and Tucson and Phoenix, Ariz.
Paul P. Zinner and Paul D. Powsner of New York City, representing
investment groups, purchased the Flagstaff, Ariz, and Holbrook, Ariz.
HiwayHouses and two others in Albuquerque, N. M.
The
Webb "Corporation
retains ownership in the
San Francisco
TowneHouse,
Mountain
Shauows
resort
hotel in Scottsdale, Ariz.,
and
the
Continental Denver at Denver, Colo.
It will continue to
develop and operate large metropolitan hotels, and has new hostelries
planned in Fresno, on Mission Bay in San Diego, and at Rosenzweig
Center, the Phoenix office building-hotel compiex recently announced
as national headquarters of the Webb firm.
HiwayHouse
corporation
tration
nounced by L. C. Jacobson,
of
statement
common
basis
The
Electric
stock,
of
40-52
with
to
Corp.—Common
the
be
Leonard
SEC
offered
for
18
public
by
cently
acquired
and
certain
the
underwriters headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc.
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
a
licensing
in
the
controlled
by
Yardney,
stock
of
sale,
certain
agreement
President,
$1,250,000
Conn,
needed
and
that
property.
other
to
The
corporate
certain
balance
2,034,500 shares of common
and management officials as
strok.
a
P*
group
159.
stock
25c-par-value
has
Bank
Manhattan
Chase
Inc.—Appointment—
Fashions,
Westbury
The
common
registrar of the
194, p. 263.
appointed
been
corporation.—V.
tne
of
Co.—June Report—
Western Auto Supply
sales enabled this company to show an
the first six months of 1961 as compared
with the same period last year.
The June sales gain was 17.4%.
The company's 411 retail stores had sales of $12,599,000 last month,
an
increase of $1,075,000
over June
of 1960.
Sales at wholesale to
A
in
upswing
sharp
June
over-all increase of 2.9% for
its
dealers increased Western Auto's June total by $21,223,000,
gain over the same month last year. The combined sales
for the month exceeded June of 1960 by $5,014,000
3,740
$3,939,000
a
of
$33,822,000
17.4
or
cent.
per
Retail
2.9% .—V.
or
in
the
$50,000
lesser
1961
the
interest,
per
St.,
at
of
of
•
New
York,
filed
registration
a
anticipated minimum amount of
reserving the right to accept a
an
company
..
.
.
organized under Delaware law in 1961.
was
company
a
Corp.—Securities Registered—
Broad
participation.,
The
ago,
on
underwriting)
(without
.sale
year
a
sales
gain
six-month
Total
p.
July 17 covering $3,000,000 of participating
Whitestone Program, to be offered for public
the SEC
with
$243 or 0.5% for the first
wholesale volume was up
$131,012,000
263.
194,
20
of
corporation,
interests
1960, but
4.9%
gain.
Petroleum
Whitestone
This
statement
down
were
with
$85,825,000,
a
compared
with
$134,811,000
$3,799,000
compared
as
to
$4,042,000
$48,986,000
of
sales
months
six
Under the
which the participant enters the program,
contractual rights to acquire undivided inter¬
ests or property rights in oil or gas properties selected by the com¬
pany for development or exploration.
Principal activities are expected
to center in the Gulf Coast and Mid-Continent regions of the United
States.
The net proceeds from the sale of participations will be used
to
find and screen deals
to develop prospects for submittal to par¬
ticipants for approval, drilling, testing, completing and equipping or
plugging and abandoning wells, and defraying the other costs and
agreement pursuant to
the participant is given
of
expenses
by
the
addition
In
has
to
outstanding
Clements,
F.
George
program.
certain
indebtedness
and preferred stoek, the company
of common stock,
1,000 shares
President.
Jr.,
(J. B.) Williams Co.,
all of which are owned
/
„
Inc.—Acquisition—
announced that it had completed its acquisition
Landers, Frary & Clark, 119-year-old Connecticut company, which
manufactures electrical and household appliances under the "Universal"
The
company
has
of
trademarks. More than 96%
of the common stock has been deposited with The Connecticut Eank &
Trust Co. by stockholders accepting the Williams offer and checks in
payment for such stock were mailed May 29.
The J. B. Williams Co., Inc., had its origin in Connecticut in
1840
and manufactures and distributes Aqua Velva,
Lectric Shave, Kreml
Hair Tonic, Conti Shampoo, Skol Suntan Lotion in addition to Williams
Shaving Creams.
Its Pharmaceuticals Division markets Geritol, Somi"Universal
and
Hannah
Handy
addition
In
Coffeematics,
Universal
its
to
Irons
Steam
and
Cytotechnologists
cells
—
are
in
Frary
Clark manufactures Stanley
Vacuum Bottles, Handy Hannah Hair Dryers, Dorset-Rex Compacts and
Lipstick Cases and other products. : An Electronics Division is also
^manufacturing under government contracts.—V. 180, p. 1477.
tion of
in
women
—
specialists in the study of human body
growing demand today, as more and more
other
Landers,
appliances,
FOR YOUNG WOMEN
doctors make the
Serutan and other drug products.
nex,
electrical
CHALLENGING CAREERS
DeLuxe"
"Pap smear" a routine part of their examina¬
patients. This detection aid is a major factor
conquering uterine cancer, the second greatest cancer killer
among women..
Wisconsin Power & Light Co.—Pfd. Stock
'
•
This
company,
of
122
West
Washington
Ave.,
Registered—
Madison,
filed
The
a
-
To her trained eye,
through underwriters headed by Smith, Barney
&
Co. .and
Robert W.
Baird & Co.
The offering, price and under¬
writing
terms
are
to
be
supplied
by
amendment.
The company
proposes to offer its preferred siocxhoiuers oi
record Aug. 10 and its
employees, rights to subscribe for not more than 15,000 shares, the
underwriters to purchase unsubscribed stock.
Net proceeds of the sale
of the hew preferred will be used
to pay or reimburse the company
for
part of the cost of property additions and improvements made
and
to
be
made.
These
exnendit"res
av?
estimated at $35,700,000
life.
offered
M
for
for
1961
public sale
and
1962
($16,800,000
189, p. 1840.
in 1961).—-V.
company
better
than
the
operating revenues amount¬
quarter of 1961.
This is somewhat
revenues of $13,264,000.
Net income for
has reported net sales and
$14,376,000
to
for
first
the
second
quarter
Her
the second quarter amounted to $152,000, or 13 cents per common share
after preferred dividends.
The second quarter results compare with a
loss of $226,000, or 41 cents a share for the first three months of this
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Chemistry
(Alan) Wood Steel Co.—Earnings—
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ing
years
or
rewarding
profession.
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can
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For further information write to the Division of the
year.
Sales
000,
which
968.000
1961
M
and
pares
for
operating revenues for the first half amounted to $27,640,considerably less than the comparable figure of $36,first half of 1960.
Net loss for the first six months of
amounted
with
a
to
$74,000,
profit
of
period
of
last
Harleston
R.
Wood,
same
or
28" cents
$1,205,000,
or
per
$1.56
common
per
This com¬
share for the
share.
common
year.
President,
seated
that
the
improved
results for
the second quarter were due to close cost control and to better eco¬
nomic, conditions in the steel industry generally.
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registration statement with the SEC on July 17 covering 65,000 shares
of
$100
par
preferred stock.
Of this stock, 50,000 shares will be
grants
manu¬
to
the
and his family. Of the net
will be used for the purchase
for
$500,000
in
use
to
development
will
the
purchase
and
re~
ma¬
production
be
available
for
working
*
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
the
company
which
71%.—V.
of
Ogden Corp., all of Las Vegas.—V. 194, p.
and
batter¬
purposes.
indebtedness,
Corp.;
Second
are
products, and $250,000 may be used to pay the balance
price of the company's property
in Stonington
if
should decide not to
exercise
its
option
to
sell and
First Investment Co., Inc.; 118 First Street Corp.; Ogden Invest¬
Second and Carson Corp.; First and Ogden Corp., and
ment
be
to
equipment
the
has completed negotiations to acquire the huge SaharaLas Vegas, Nevada, through an exchange of stock, it
by L. C. Jacobsen, Executive Vice-President.
Milton
Prell and A. F. Winter of the Hotel Sahara said SaharaNevada Corp. stockholders will exchange their shares for Webb .stock
on
an
agreed merger basis subject to approval of Webb Corp. share¬
holders at a special stockholders meeting to be called for that purpose.
If approved, the merger would enable Webb to acquire full ownership
of Sahara-Nevada properties estimated at $20,000,000 in value.
Sahara-Nevada Corp. was recently organized to succeed to the busi¬
ness
and
assets
of the Sahara-Hotel;
The Mint; Prell-Winter Motel
Corp.;
which
to
design,
patents and
in¬
International Corp., whollv
plant,
for
company
Corp.
117 500
or
rechargeable
batteries
States
Yardney
announced
was
includes
granted
silver-cadium
Such
United
additional
Stonington,
of
and
"Silcad."
Proposed Merger—
The
Nevada
also
options
purchase
back
lease
"Silvercel"
rights
equipment
new
company
capital
of
trademark
N
the
stock
engaged
in
the development,
silver-zinc primary and rechargeable
under
or
Michel
public
through
sold
installation
the
New York, filed a regis¬
covering 200,000 shares
sale on an all or none
Sc.,
July
on
Registered—
sale
the
owned
statement
restricted
51
principally
exclusive
proceeds from
of
(Del E.) Webb Corp.—Sells Ten Motor Hotels—10
owned
chinery
194, p. 159.
of
and
and
laboratory
new
factured
ventions
to
trademark
the
under
company
"Reg.
a
66% cents) to be offered
Washington, D. C:
to be
1536.
are
23,
Herndon, Va.
Commission—
is
company
manufacture
of
Yardney
Sale
June
on
(par
Planning,
The
proceeds
capital.—V.
192,
principal
debentures,
shares
Investment
registrar,
aggregate
first subordinated
57/b%
corporation
common
appointed
been
for
agent
corporation's
the
of
warrant
and
agent
paying
amount
Bank
Research Corp.,
Securities and Exchange
registration
subject
employees.
to
battel ies
Victor Adding Machine Co.—Proposed
The
shares
granted
ies
541.
p.
by
common
Wood Steel's current $36 million modernization and
expansion program, Mr. Wood reported
that the new blooming mill
and 110-inch rolling mill are scheduled
to go into operation la** in
share in 1960.
The earnings were based on 2,623,667 shares outstanding this year and
2,583,326 in 1960 (adjusted for a two-for-one stock split in August,
1960).—V. 193, p. 2374.
to
share against $1,956,324
Commercial and Financial
The
Mr.
194,
has
Yardney
p.
54.
outstanding
owns
62%
52
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(364)
.
.
Monday, July 24, 1961
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
1968
ALASKA
Anchorage, Alaska
Offering—C. A. Hostetler,
Bond
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (AST) on Aug.
8Lfor
1 from 1962 to 1981 in¬
Principal
and
interest
Sept.
(M-S) payable at the Seattle-First
Bank in Seattle. Legality
Unified School
City
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school
election
fered
series
1959,
193, p. 2827
awarded to Blyth & Co.,
—were
2717—were awarded to a syn¬
headed by Blyth & Co.,
p.
dicate
Inc., and Pacific Northwest Co.
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.; Fos¬
ter
&
building
1957, series D
bonds offered on July 11—v. 193,
p. 2717—were awarded to Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc., as 4s, at a price of 100.013, a
election
basis of about 3.99%.
Glendale
Marshall; Wm. P. Harper
Co., and Allison-William
Los
school
Unified
Sale
bonds
194,
p.
syndicate
Bond Offering—H. L.
Clerk,
City
(MST)
a.m.
and
about
Aug.
on
at
a
the
for
8
Field, Jr.,
receive sealed
will
bids until 9:30
water
purchase of $500,000
sewer
improvement,
1961 bonds. Dated July 1,
and
School
District,
The
—
$2,000,000
on
July 18
offered
Bank
Los
of
Angeles,
Glore, Forgan & Co., as 3Y2S,
price of 101.2225, a basis of
3.38%.
Other members of the
were
follows:
as
Paine,
syndicate
Webber,
Jackson &
j
& Divelbess,
Rosenfeld
Gust,
by
Co.,
& Durst, Inc.,
J. A. Overton
Wagenseller
Hooker & Fay, and
& Co.
Phoenix.
of
Holbrook, Ariz.
Sale—The
Bond
and
Lennox Sch. Dist.,
$110,000 water
bonds offered
revenue
sewer
July 12—v. 194, p. 55—were
awarded to J. A. Hogle & Co., and
Sullivan
Inc.,
Co.,
&
vig,
(P. O. Phoenix),
Arizona
Bond
Offering
—
receive
Averill,
Rhea
Supervisors,
bids
sealed
until
11
(MST) on July 31 for the
purchase of $1,800,000 school
building bonds. Dated July 1,1961.
Due on July 1 from 1962 to 1971,
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld & Div¬
elbess, of Phoenix.
Sale—The
series I
—v.
The
to
p.
$386,000 school
1961 - A,
offered
Commerce
Kansas
July 17
on
2717—were
awarded
Trust
Co.,
of
City, and Coughlin & Co.,
interest
CALIFORNIA
Charter
Oak
Los
School Dist.,
Angeles County, Calif.
Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
Bond
vig,
Unified
County
sealed
bids
Clerk,
at
Angeles, until 9
will
his
office
receive
in
Los
(Calif. DST)
purchase of
$55,000 school building election
1959, series C bonds. Dated Sept.
on
Aug.
8
1, 1961. Due
to
1981
for
on
a.m.
the
Sept. 1 from 1962
inclusive.
Principal
and
(M-S)
payable
at
County Treasurer's office.
the
interest
College
the Holy Names, Oak¬
land, California
Bond
sealed
Offering
—
Secretary,
bids
until
Helen
will
election
on
a
Co.,
10
B
April 1, 1960. Due
a.m.
bonds.
revenue
on
$95,000 school,
1958, series D bonds of¬
July 11—v. 193, p. 2717
awarded
—were
as
4s, at
a
to
Witter
Dean
price of 100.978,
basis of about 3.89%.
Dated
April 1 from
and
Francisco.
Sept. 1, 1961. Due on Sept. 1 from
19b2 to 1981 inclusive.
' ]
L
Santa
Y nez
,
Valley Union High
School District, Santa Barbara
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 school
Mill
Dist.,
Monterey County, Calif.
Sale—The
Bond
series
1959,
$50,000
Sale—The $555,000
bonds
D
offered
Bank
Francisco, and
School
Peninsula
Unified
District, Los Angeles
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
vig,
bids
sealed
will
Clerk,
County
office
his
at
receive
in
Los
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (Calif. DST)
on Aug. 1 for the purchase of $1,-
1961, series A
Sejt. 1, 1961nDue .on
election
300,000
bonds. aDted
1 from 1962 to 1986 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
Sept.
District,
T.
&
S.
A., of San Francisco.
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Dean Witter &
Co.
Ocean View Municipal Water Dist.,
Ventura
Bond
County, California
Offering—John
H.
Bond
bids
at
his
in
office
Red¬
(Calif.
Aug. 1 for the purchase
City,
DST)
on
10
until
a.m.
of
$104,000 school bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1961." Due on Aug. 1 from
1963
1983
to
and interest
Principal
inclusivg.
(F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
Los Angeles
Nesvig,
ceive
Los
School
Unified
Pomona
District,
County, Calif.
Offering—Gordon T.
will
Clerk,
County
sealed bids
re¬
office
at his
Angeles, until 9 a.m.
in
(Calif.
Aug. 1 for the purchase
of $200,000 school election 1959,
series E bonds.
Dated Sept.
1,
DST)
on
1961.
to
Due
Sept. 1 from 1962
inclusive.
Principal and
1981
on
veny
Legality approved by O'Mel& Myers, of Los Angeles.
Ocean
View
Ventura
Bond
School
County
Jr.,
Merrill
&
ner
—
until
L.
2:00
in
Ven¬
tura, until 11 a.m. (Calif. DST) on
Aug. 8 for the purchase of $100,school
election
(Calif.
1960, series B
&
Fen¬
Levy,
Williams
&
Co.
&
San
School
Sale
—
by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., and
National
of Chicago,
Bank,
brice of' 100.003. '
follows:
as
&
syndicate
Lehman
Bros.,
Co.,
Inc.,
Bank, of
College District,
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond
Sale
The
$1,000,000
school, series A bonds offered on
July 18 — v. 194, p. 264 — were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
com¬
posed of the Bank of America
N. T. & S. A., of San Francisco,
Weeden
&
Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Cruttenden, Podesta
& Co., and J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
at a price of
100.023, a net in¬
terest
cost
of
about
3.86%, as
DST)
follows:
5s.
as
1964
from
210,000
as
on
12 for the
sys¬
tem bonds.
3^2s. Due
on
Valle
1974
as
1980
to
Due
4s.
1981
on
City Unified School
District, Sacramento County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Betty L. George,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
for
the
1961.
1963 to
Due
at
the
on
Sept.
15
1986 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
Newington, Conn.
Bond Offering—R.
Bond Offering—Gordon
Clerk,
County
bids' at
sealed
Bank
(M-S)
payable
County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
Trust
&
the purchase of
Dated Aug. 15,
Aug. 15 from 1962
to
1980, inclusive.
Legality ap¬
proved by Day, Berry & Howard,
25 for
bonds.
July
on
$755,000
1961.
Due
on
of Hartford.
Collier
County (P. O. Everglades),
Florida
Sale
Bond
fered
were
Aug.
$1,600,000
of¬
July 18—v. 194, p. 264—
on
awarded to
will
&
office
his
receive
in
Los
follows:
as
clusive.
the
office.
Bond
Sale—The
street
parking,
bonds
offered
off-
revenue
July 10—v. 194,
55—were awarded to a group
composed of Blyth & Co., Inc.,
William
R.
Staats
&
Co.,
and
Schwabacher & Co.
1968
inclusive.
3%s.
Due on July
870,000
1980
1991
to
Fort Myers, Fla.
Offering—Edward
Bond
City
1
inclusive.
Due on July 1
inclusive.
3.9Cs.
as
from
1979
to
1969
from
Mayor,
Simp¬
receive
will
(EST)
7:30 p.m.
sealed bids until
purchase of
$1,000,000
improvement
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due on Jan. 1
from 19621 to 1981 inclusive; 'Call¬
Aug.
7
of
as
the
for
July 1, 1974. Principal
(J-J) payable at any
and interest
trust company
or
designated
by the successful bidder.
approved by
of
LegaUty
Chapman & Cutler,
Chicago.
Ormond
house,
$360,000
series B
on
to
Beach, Fla.
Offering—Gerald
Bond
Calif.
,
6s. Due on July 1 from
as
1962
County
at
payable
(M-S)
as
505,000
$80,000 school election 1957, series
D bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due
1981 in¬
interest
syndicate com¬
a
Phelps,
of
at a price of 100.0056, a
interest cost of about 3.93%,
bank
1 from 1962 to
,Principal
and
bonds
Co.,
net
on
T. Nes¬
jail
Fenn & Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.,
R. S. Dickson & Co., and Thomas
posed
15
Los
The
—
and
house
court
able
Sept.
Room
Company,
504, Fifth Floor, 750 Main Street,
Hartford, until 11:30 a.m. (EDST)
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (Calif. DST)
on
Aug. 15 for the purchase of
on
M. Christen-
Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids c/o The Connecticut
sen,
1985 inclusive.
to
Lindo School District,
City
Auditor
and
F.
Alt-
Clerk,
will receive sealed bids until 8:00
(EST) on Aug. 1 for the pur¬
utilities tax rev¬
enue bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961.
Due on May 1 from 1965 to 1986,
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-N)
payable
at
the Marine
Midland Trust Company, in New
p.m.
chase of $425,000
York
City. Legality aproved by
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
CONNECTICUT
Sacramento,
(Calif. DST) on Aug.
purchase of $10,000,000
Co.
&
inclusive.
on
in
1959, series B bonds. Dated
15,
Crouter & Bodine,
Janney, Battles & E. W. Clark,
Inc., H. V. Sattley & Co., and Allan
Aug. 15
Angeles County, Calif.
vig,
Hanseatic Corp.,
Company, De Haven
Townsend,
Aug. 15
inclusive.
1973
to
3%s. Due
as
330,000
on Aug.
15
1967 inclusive.
p.
Sacramento
school
New
Illinois
&
Due
to
1968
from
360,000
G. H. Walker &
York
Co.,
The
Horn-
Co.,
&
Sachs
Goldman,
blower & Weeks,
$225,000
Valle jo,
purchase of $8,000,000 water
a.m.
Co., Inc., as 3.20s, at a price of
100.017, a basis of about 3.19%.
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Lehman Brothers,
&
—
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
her office
cate
FLORIDA
Sweetwater Junior
$100,000
$4,802,000
July 18—v. 194,
on
55—were awarded to a syndi¬
headed by Harriman Ripley
p.
Pickard.
&
The
—
offered
bonds
District,
County, Calif.
The
$2,674,000
school, series B bonds offered on
July 18 — v. 194, p. 55 — were
awarded
to
a-syndicate headed
a
Meriden, Conn.
Sale
Bond
Joaquin
Bond
First
Connecticut.
Blair
Unified
Stockton
Treasurer's
be received until Sept.
from
office
Lawson,
Sacramento, Calif.
sealed
his
p.m.
interest
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Sept.
at
Witter
Dean
Lynch, Pierce,
Smith Inc., Stone & Young-
receive
inclusive.. Principal and
(F-A)
payable at the
Hamm, County Clerk, will receive
bids
will
Clerk,
$31,425,000' general1 state purpose
1959 Act, series B and the
son,
July 25 for the purchase of $98,000
school bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1961.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1986,
2
Robert
of America
Stern, Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Fred
D. Blake & Co., and C. N. White
sealed bids at his office in Eureka,
until 10
County, Calif.
Offering
follows:
as
Co.,
from
Offering—Fred J. Moore,
Bond
bids at
District,
a
Bank
Other members of the syndicate
were
County, Calif.
bids at his office in
$350,000 water
bohus. Dated Aug. 15, 1961. Due on
Aug. 15 from 1963 to 1992 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the office of the Dis¬
2827 —
syndicate
p.
& S. A., of San Francisco,
price of 100.051.
a
from
District, Humboldt
Todd,
foivthe purchase of
193,
to
the
by
offered
bonds
T.
at
Blair
cisco.
Oxnard, until
(Calif. DST) on July 26
awarded
headed
National
wood
ap¬
bonds
Sale—The $520,000 school
1959,
series
B
on
July 11 — v.
were
Calif.
been
pointed Co-Paying Agent for the
of
Philadelphia
Philadelphia,
Bond Offering — John A. BruTaylor & Co., and Burns, Corbett
ning, County Clerk, will receive
San Mateo County,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
1:30 p.m.
of
Union School District,
Diego County, Calif.
Other members of the
School
S.A.,
Bay
San
office.
Pescadero
193,
The
to
N.T. &
Agent—Man¬
South
payable aUhq iCp^injtjyjMeasurer's at
bonds
July 11—v. 194, p, 55—
to
a
syndicate
by the Bank of America
awarded
America
Names Co-Paying
ufacturers Trust Co, has
$10,000,000 municipal redevelop¬
ment bonds, series B of the State
berg,
Verdes
Paloes
July 3—v.
on
—were
of
(State of)
Connecticut
San Francisco.
on
—
Associates.
on
headed
offered
2827
p.
N.
school
v. 193, p. 2827 — were
awarded to The Bank of America
10
July
Rio Dell School
awarded
were
000
bonds
Valley School District, Marin
offered
N.
'
were
Sch.
County Treasurer's office.
G.
receive
(Calif.
DST) on Aug. 10 for the purchase
of $395,000 housing system 1960,
series
Sale—The
Bond
&
Co.,
Unified
Grove
Pacific
Bond
Sch. Dist., Los
Angeles County, Calif.
fered
&
95.00.
the
at
Little Lake City
trict.
of
Cornell,
payable
(M-S)
Co., E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc., Lawson, Levy & Stern, Irving Lundborg & Co., and C. N. White &
jointly.
California Co., at a price of
Dated
bonds,:
300,000
of San
the
Boettcher
First
County Treasurer's office.
Bond
project
bonds
193,
(Calif. DST)
purchase of
County, Calif.
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
Bond
the
for
Los
1, 1961. Due on Sept. 1 from 1962
1973 inclusive. Principal and
County Sch. Dist. No. JO
improvement,
a.m.
in
$12,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
a.m.
Pima
8
Aug.
office
his
at
to
Clerk of the Board of
will
bids
sealed
on
No. 207
Dist.
on
Taylor & Co., Dempsey-Tegeler
Co.,
Cruttenden, Podesta
&
sealed
receive
will
Clerk,
County
Angeles, until 9
Maricopa County, Mesa High Sch.
Los Angeles
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
on
Bosworth,
jointly.
a
N.T. & S.A., of San
Curtis, Shearson, Ham&
1961. Due on July 1 from 1963 to mill
Co., First of Michigan
1972 inclusive. Principal and in¬ Corp.,
Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
terest payable at the City Treas¬ Inc., William Blair & Co., Julien
urer's
office. Legality
approved Collins & Co., McDonald-Moore &
series
of
to
offered
194, p. 264 — were
syndicate composed
v.
—
awarded
55—were awarded to a
headed by the United
California
Flagstaff, Ariz.
18
July
bonds
system
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
—v.
ARIZONA
Bond Sale—The $700,000 water¬
works
Co.,
& Son &
Co.
Treasurer's
Municipal Water Dists.,
San Diego County, Calif.
&
basis of about 3.72%.
a
City School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $110,000 school
Ketchikan, Alaska
Bond
Sale — The
$1,450,000
July 12—v. 193,
County
Olivenhain
bonds of¬
B
July 11—v.
on
Enterprise
on
the
at
funding
Dahlquist; Herrington & Sutcliffe,
Dist.,
Los
100.226,
bonds offered
Due
office.
Culver
son,
Seattle.
1961.
able
approved
by Preston, ThorgrimHorowitz, Starin & Ellis, of
1,
from 1962 to 1981, incl.
Oct. 1
on
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
Inc., and William R. Staats & Co.,
jointly, as 33/4S, at a price of
National
Dated:Oct.
bonds.
of San Francisco.
the
clusive.
approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
purchase of $4,086,000
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1961.
Due
on
Interest
inclusive.
2000
to
A-O. Legality
Berlin, Conn.
Bond Offering—Lillian M. Rud-
nick,
Town
Treasurer,
will
St.
re¬
ceive sealed bids c/o the Connecti¬
Bond
Petersburg,
Offering
—
Florida
Herman
W.
Fifth
Floor,
Goldner, City Mayor, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
ford,
until
Aug. 8 for the purchase of $14,-
cut
on
Bank
& Trust Co., Room 504,
750 Main St., Hart¬
11:30 a. m. (EDST)
Aug. 1 for the purchase of $1,-
000,000
waterworks
revenue,
Volume
series
1961
Number
194
6075
bonds.
Dated April 1,
April 1 from 1967
inclusive. Principal and
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
offered
July 17—v. 194,
(365)
bonds offered on July 7—
194, p. 56—were awarded to
• headed
by F. S. Smithers & Co., ' The Indianapolis Bond & Share
interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the - at a price of 100.026, a net interest Corporation, as 3V4S, at a price of
Chemical Bank New York Trust cost of about 4.21%, as follows:
.100.20, a basis of about 3.21%.
Due
1961.
1991
to
on
in
New York City. Legality
approved by Wood, King, Dawson
& Logan, of New York City.
Co.,
Vero
Bond
365,000
o
1964
QQnnnn
Due
1979
to
Water
2719
received until
July
on
Other members of the syndicate
27
for
2
PaHWell
the
purchase
bonds.'Dated
$450,000 school
Columbia),
as
awarded
'
Bond
Aug.
Bond Off ering—Edward J.
Healey,
ceive
,
Monroe, La.
Sale - The
were
—
Attleboro, Mass.
""Af
4^s.
161
p.
massachusetts
The
illc
To
194,
v.
—
Baltimore.
193,
to
tu
Qvvaiutu
MM
of
13
awarded to The Mercantile-Safe
~ep?Slt and Trust Company, of
$17,000 water
Rank
(CDST)
p.m.
Q.
Columbia
June 29—v.
on
were
w^xc
—
^, X4,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will Columbia,
be
(P.
Sale -L- The
bonds offered
Milford Community Sch. Dist., Ia.
Due on Aug. 1
2001, inclusive,
July
East
/
Louisiana
p.
*nc\us*ve/
Parish,
District
Bond
^
sealed
receive
WdfunM2r/m YElTroWAus
Caldwell
IOWA
Aug. 1
on
LOUISIANA
v.
on
Aug. 1
1971, inclusive.
4.20s.
as
from
aid
161
p.
syndicate
a
Due
to
4.10s.
as
2,330,000
to
5s.
as
from
Beach, Florida
will
awarded
$305,000
Offering—Mary M. Fiers,
Clerk,
City
on
—were
53
$1,700,000;
City
sealed
Treasurer, will
bids
c/o
the
re¬
State
M^Mepart2^nt°aS^
8ldforUnthe puPrchasfoSfT)$l%0A0U0g0 g-e as^nows Ira Haupt & Cm; 1 1961 Due on Nov 1 from 1962 "'VSeLS lo F'°°r' " ' FraThn Street, loston,
electric
1960 bonds Dated
£°°» * Co, W. E. Hutton & to W80 jnclusivm Legality _apt
an>* <EDST) on July 27
June
revenue
1, 1960. Due
Dec. 1 from
on
1962 to
1990 inclusive. Callable
of Dec
1
1969
™
as;'~t<\r
,
,
^■'•"veianci
Principal and in—
terest
(J-D) payable at the.Chase
Allan
aiia
Bank, of
" l
City. Legality .approved by .Cald^
Wdmette, III.
■
Bond Sale
-The $300,000 bonds
well,
Marshall, .Trimble
&
offered on July 12—v. 194, p. 56
Mitchell, of New York City.
Manhattan
Bond Sale—The $100,000
Ne^y York
awarded
—were
•
Georgia
Georgia
Bond
y
f
bids until
11
the
Center
Vin-
T.
^CTTnn
on
Bacon, Whip- *;*.■<
:
-
kansas
.v
Garden
City,
v>-
•••*». -t*
— •
City School District,
.
Brown & Co., Docourhau &
Kees, Crane T nvPcWnt fn Nus->
Crane Investment Co., TVT„c_
loch, Baudean & Smith, Schweickman,
hardt & Co., Dane & Co., and the
Rapides
Bank
Trust
&
Co.,
Township School Township
Bond
Sale
The
—
on
Bond
^
t
ThmSiib-
stnrpv
r>nH«p
nf
J i.l_
P
_
11
A
Sale—The
r
.....
,
_
Smith, of Atlanta.
,
x
i
to
n
No.
Dist.
Oak
Tnlv
a
'
building bonds offered
,
.,
??"Si.M?irSw,rn
Tnp
R
Vick & Co
Pnnrinri
M
*
N^mah
rsiewman
rhanAer
Uhanner
Securities
oecuinjiet>
Offering—Th&ma
1963
and
1977
Dated
public
bids
c/o
1976,
in
iq*3
\r
9R9R
n
wprp
Fort
Phiracfn
nf
*
'
School
Hammond
$fi,nftnn
•'
Illinois
until
received
be
j-
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
(CDST)
8 -p.m.
Feb. 1 from
3V2S.
as
*9
Due
Feb.
on
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.,
jointly, as 12.90s, at a price of
100.009, a basis of about 2.89%. "
as
q
1981 and
Phi*,
7nc
Fph
nn
$44,000 school
bonds offered on
County Sch. District No.
(P.
'
school
O.
Not
109 building 1961
Deerfield), III.
^
July /12 — v. 1194, p, 56 — were
Sold —The $100,000 awarded
to The Farmers State
building bonds offered on
194,
10—v.
July
56—were not
p.
Bank, of Middletown,
price of
a
sold.
3V8S,- at
as
par.
,
-
Jefferson
and
Counties,\Centralia
Clinton,
Washington
School District No.
135
(P. O.
* <
Centralia), III
Offering—Vera E. Riech-
Bond
mann, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 1:30 p.m. (CDST) on Aug. 9
purchase of $330,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Aug., 1,
for the
1961.
inclusive:
1979,
tovocr
terest
Principal and in-
ncvohlo
nt
successful
bidder
??Sx ^e oPyx
Trau
City
bids
-
Clerk,
will
7:30
sealed
(CDST) on
receive
p.m.
.
£?ly ?.1i°L^?,.?urf^se.O.f...!7l0j:
000
waterworks
and
sewerage
revenue
Due
on
bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
Mav 1 from 1962 to
inclusive.
Callable
of
1961.
pany
sive. Principal and interest
1998
H.
(J-J)
payable at the Rust County National Bank, of Rushville. Legality
approved by Ross, McCord,. Ice &
Tnrliononnlio
Millor
•
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Sullivan
-
;'
000 school building
Board,
1
will
receive
sealed
bids
Ind
bonds
revenue
Bond
Offering—Joe Y. Jackson,
Ropes
Bond
-
.
Bond
the
for
of
(P.
County
»
.
vme\
-
series.
,
Mwref aty^Treasure^wilT
ceive
(
sealed
(EDST)
bids
-
until
„
E.
re-
noon
Aug. .2 for the purchaSe
0f
$125,000
school
1961
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due
on Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1971 inclu-
1978
/
Macomb, III.
.,
11
—
&
dence
halls
1961
revenue
bonds
Co.,
j
Dillon,
Eastman
Securities
National
trial
&
Bank,
ox
xx'
x
Co.,
of
IndusProvio.
m
Co^o'f^oston^and^aUev
Bank
Jn|
nHce of
01
lOOVl
/0' '
-
interest pay-
'
a
Lynn, Mass.
r
basIs
a Dasls
..
i
Bond Sale—^An issue of $250,000
£ble at the County Treasurer's street and sidewalk loan bonds
office. Legality approved by Ver- offered on July 12 was sold to the
rill,
finft nnn
-
194,
v.
p.
161
July
on
t>n
194,
15—v.
awarded
headed
to
a
Stein Bros.
price of par.
The
by
Kentucky
pQhi &
Walker,- Philbrick
Dane,
Co.;
p.
161
& Morgan
Guaranty
V New York,
Trust
Co.,' of
aa 2 30s at a price of
Maine (State of)
Bond
Sale — The $9,600,000
bonds offered on July 18—v. 194,
p. 265—were awarded to a group
syndicate
&
Boyce,
Magnus
&
Bond Offering—B. Isabelle Mc-
Easton, Md.
Mayer; Security & Bond Co.;
Walter, Wbody & Heimerdinger;
A
Vi_
AX®
'
Westheimer &"Co.; Robert L. Cono
.
Stein Bros. & Boyce.
n_t.
Bond Sale—The $280,000 water
Corp., Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
Channer
Securities
Newman
%nA
Co.,
follows:
as
$40,000
1964
105,000
as
1968 to
Due
on
Jan.
1
i0 1967, inclusive.
4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1975, inclusive
«
Offering
—
,
on
proved ^^Storey^ Thorndike,
Whitley County
on
Charles
W.
Craig, District Treasurer, will receive'sealed bids until 3 : p.m.
(EST)
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
SCdlCU
Water Diet. (P.
Williamsburg), Kentucky
Bond
4%s.
as
.
inclusive. Principal and interest
payable at the First National
Bank, of Boston. Legality ap-
11
„
x>
on
xx
Owingsville, Ky.
—were
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.;
pue
Maryland (State of)
Bond Offering—Hooper S. Miles,
gtate
Treasurer,
will
receive
and Weil, Roth & Irving Co.
and sewer revenue bonds offered
on
H ^
^Y*
p*
„^were
awarded to* Stein Bros. & Boyce.
a
«
July 28 for the purchase
re-
relve^sealed^bid^c/o^^The^First
r51VY
>/«
r"»«•
T..1..
J
-xx.
Co.
,
Gourty, Town Treasurer, will
Sale—The $750,000 bonds
1 a/I
Pirr
July 11—v. 194, p. 57
were awaraea to a group cumawarded
composed of The Mercantile-Safe De¬
posed of The Mercantile-Safe Deposit & Trust Company, of BaltiposlA
,r^s
°
more,
Baker, Watts & Co., and
Bond
offered
XX
xx„i
2
& Co^ F. L. Dupree & uo.,
& Co.,
\
Medway, Mass.
MARYLAND
Co., Inc.; Seasongood
&
ners
^
offered
fered
—were
syndicate composed
wx
_
U1U5
Aug.
2
UUU1
for
XX
a.ill.
the
purchase
of
bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1961. Due on Sept. 1 from 1964 to
$16,943,000
National
Boston
trusf company^designated^by
Milk
45
Street,
m"(EDST)
a
Aug. 3 for the purchase of $ 1,school project loan, act
on
425,000
"1943 bonds.^^Dated Aug.1,1961]
on
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1980
-
,
r
xx
X
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
South
Shore Regional
Sch. District
fp. o. Abington), Mass.
}976anv'ha'nk
^
Bank,
until"11*30
Bond
83,6
—
The
$1,600,000
sch°o1 bonds offered on July 19
194, p. 265—were awarded to
v.
composed of The Bankers
and Morgan Guaranty
both
of
New
York,
/from 1990 to -1994, inclusive.
Union
Bond Sale—The $3,000,000 resi¬
—
school
on
sive. Principal and
■
.
v.
Richard
Madison-
O.
xy
to
Union
xj*.
inclusive. Interest F-A. Legality
approved by Grafton, Ferguson &
Fleischer, of Louisville. •
.
//op^fns
Sale
Pr*ch
awarded
Biddeford, Me.
$200,000
revenue,
Bond
3.36%.
David Stewart,
purchase
h.nlrtmv
Ludlow, Mass.
sewer
The
$1,950,000
project loan, act of 1948
bonds offered on July 18—v. 194,
p. 161—were awarded to a syndicate composed of R. W. Press-
57—were
p
county Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Aug.
1
$435,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co., and Coffin & Burr, jointly, as 3%s, at a
price of 100.111, a basis of about
(P. O. Munfordville),
Kentucky
Offering
Sale—The
194^
y
Hart County, Caverna Independent
School Dist.
Legality
approved
Gray, of Boston.
&
Maine.
Bangor,
1961 bonds offered on July 11
of the Indianapolis Bond & Share
awarded to
-
.
by
&
District
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
University,
at
of
i
Regional Sch.
Hamilton), Mass.
District (P. O.
Boston.
maine
bonds.
revenue
designated by the successful
Illinois
i
_
Hamilton-Wenham
bidder.
Western
<
Storey,
Dodge, of Boston.
Valley
(P. O.
Minden), La.
.Chapman &. 4Cutler, of Chicago.
xx,__xi_
,
'
..
Bond Sale—The $680,000 sewage
works
May
1,
1976. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at any bank or trust comas
12
^hool buildW^ rTvJnue bonds'of- Whitehou.se, of Portland.
Rettenmeier,
City
Clerk-Treasurer, will receive sealed bids until
2 p.m. (CDST) on Aug. 3 for the
July
Momence, Illinois
Offering—Florence Astle,
until
Cotton
No.
1
*-v
100.04, a basis of about 2.28%.
Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1966, incl.
at a
Principal and interest payable at
purchase of $80,000 storm sewer / Other members of the syndicate composed of The First Boston The First National Bank, of Bosimprovement bonds. Dated Aug. 1, were as follows: Bankers Bond Corp., White, Weld & Co., and the ton. Legality approved by Storey,
1961.
Due
semi-annually
from q0 inc.'Bache & Co.* Fox Reusch Bank of America N. T. & S, A., Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
July 1, 1962 to July 1, 1976 inclu- & Co., inc.; Graham-Conway Co.; of San Francisco
Boston,.
Bond
-
^Mity
-
nicht, of St. Louis.
-Bond
hnnlr
anv
payable at any bank
company designated by
(J-D)
trust
or
the
1 from 1963 to
Due on Dec.
.
Parish,
1961. Due on Aug.
to 1981 inclusive.
for the
5
.'
RushoiUe, Ind. :
Offering — William
.
Marion,
Boston.
Bond Offering —R. O. Machen,
cpprfltarv
0f
Parich
Sphnol
secretary ot the Parish bchooi
*1982
to
Sale—The
Bond
■
National
interest payable
Shawmut Bank
Legality
approved
Thorndike,
Palmer
T
U
n
1
o3Rn° 1?"
3.60s. Due
.1961.
Bonds
•
School District
on Feb. 1
1978 to 1980 inclusive.
225,000
^hnnl.
Lake
i
Webster
inclusive.
City, Ind.
.
^
350,000
on
1972
to
i^nnnn
•
.
3s. Due
as
1963
from
Wayne, Indiana
Bond Sale—The $650,000 school
rf '>
•
'
improvement bonds - offered ' on
Cook
County,
Homewood-Floss-,. July 11 — v. 194, p. 56 — were
moor
Community High Sch. Dist.
awarded to The Harris Trust &
No. 233 (P. O. Flossmoor),
Savings Bank, of Chicago, and
Pntipr
x
man
$700,000
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &/ Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1
from 1963 to 1987, inclusive.
Miller, of Indianapolis.
In-
Interests
1961.
1,
as
•
Dinkins & Co.
follows:
school
inclusive.« Trust Co., of Fort Wayne. Legality
1978.
July
The
?haw™ut Bank of Boston, Munic"X"?,
40
Water St., Boston, until 11:30 a.m.
Treasurer, will receive
until 1:30 p m- (CST) on Aug* 7 ^aled ^ids c/o The National
purchase of $100,000 school Shawmut Bank of Boston, MuKENTUCKY
bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1961. Due oicipal Department, Room 421, 40
for the purchase of $1,900,000
on Aug. 15 from 1962 to 1971 in- Water Street, Boston, until 11 a. m.
sewage works improvemen^rp^r Greenup. County (P. O. Greenup), clusive.
Principal and interest (EDST) on Aug I for the pur"nofori
aim
1
iqfii
*
'
^
Kentucky
/-n
,.i.
r,._
r.
phasp nf
orr nnn cnvmni
(F-A)
payable
at
the
Parish
nue bonds. Dated Aug, 1, 1961.
^ $2,085,000 school bonds.
Legality aproved by Chap-
J-D.
•
to
8,rtrf5ue on Dec.i l,
^
C. Hed-
^110
ne^.
from
ir*
_
July 12
on
56—were awarded to
Bank, of Mid3yss, at a price of par.
p.
_
_
Bond Offering — George Gable,
Controller, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 1
.
„
July 12 was sold tog ynd ca e
composed of John Nuveen &.Co,
x
194,
—v.
$28,000
bonds offered
dletown,
on
fnH
and
^
.
The Farmers State
Lawn), III.
,
T
High
O.
(P.
229
Sale—The
1961
Sale—An issue of $1,175,-
Bond
000 school
.
_
ship (P. O. Middletown), Ind.
aid
Community
County
Sch.
.
Bond
illinois
Cook-
&
-
Braintree, Massachusetts
Bond
sealed
$32 000
building
of
1
_
Palmer
Dodge* of Boston*
to The Fowler State Bank, m Hutton & Co Inc Beecroft, Cole ~ V
New Iberia, La.
Dated Aug. 1,
Fowler, as 3s, at a price of 100.30, & Qq and Seltsam-Hanni & Co.,
Bond Sale—The $300,000 sewer 1 from 1962
Legality approved by Spalding, a oasis ot about z.y6/0.
Inc^ at a price of 100.oi, a net bonds offered on July 12—v. 193, Principal and
Sibley,
Troutman,
Meadow
& Fall Creek Township Civil Town- interest cost of about 3.42%, as p. 2719—were awarded to Ladd The National
n
2**
^
aPPr°ved by
iflOmcflke,
lund, Town Treasurer, will receive
Montgomery, La.
$1,425,000
July 19
building bonds offered
^
of
Alexandria.
Kansas
^"stat^Rtrppf11^^^PSyabf^
Bondf Sa°-T°he $5b 000 school ~v' 194- P- "l-were awarded improvement bonds offered on
^
syndicate composed of the
bondssufferedor.July 7 Northefn Xrust Co.P ol Chicag0, 'ward^loScharff&Jon^Tnc (EDST, on July 26 for the purv.
p. zvzv
were awarded, Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., E. F.
chase of $250,000 sewer bonds.
Auc
Aug.
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
'
-
-
indiana
$200 000
dormitory
1961
revenue
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961. Due on May 1
from 1964 to 2001. Interest M-N.
for
7
Prntmip
Cownie. Tr,P
Inc
curities
Corp.,
Merrill
Lynch,'
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. New-
,
Offering—Carey
11
tP
The Rpolrpr &
Becker *r
.
Forsyth,
College Corporation,
Tift
to
pie & Co-
on July 17
p, 161—were awarded to
—v.
'
sewer
bonds offered
revenue
194,
.
*
Bond
Townships
(P.
Zionsville), Ind.
Sale—The
$76,000
O.
school
able at the
Dep0sj1; Guaranty Bank
& Trust Co., in Jackson. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
Annes
County
(P..
Centerville), Md.
Queen
Bond
house
Sale—The
addition
$125,000
bonds
O.
Harris
Savings Bank,1 of
&
3s, at a price of 100.2499,
basis of about 2.95%.
court Co.,
offered
Trust &
Chicago, and B. J. Van Ingen
on
a
as
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Michigan (State of)
Offering—John C. Mackie,
Stoughton, Mass.
Bond Offering—Floyd L. Stiles,
Jr., Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids c/o the New England
Merchants National Bank, 30 State
Second Floor, Boston 6,
a.m.
(EDST) on Aug. 2
for the purchase of $740,000 bonds.
Dated Aug. 15, 1961. Due on Aug.
15
from
1962 to
1981 inclusive
Principal and interest payable at
the New England Merchants Na¬
of Boston. Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Bank,
until 11
bids
sealed
receive
11
tional
Commissioner, will
State Highway
a.m.
(EST) on July 26 for the purchase
of $35,000,000 trunk line highway,
series VI revenue bonds.
Dated
1, 1975. Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable at the
Detroit Bank & Trust Company,
aproved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
Legality
Detroit.
in
of Detroit. '
fered
of
Sampair-Egan, Inc.
until
bids
sealed
(CDST)
purchase of
8
p.m.
No.
3 for the
waterworks 1961 bonds.
Sept. 1, 1961. Due on March
Aug.
on
Dated
school
Offering
Bond
Arthur
—
'
K.
Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids c/o The National
Shawmut Bank of Boston, Munic¬
Department, Room 421, 40
Street, Boston, until 11:30
(EDST) on July 25 for the
purchase
of
$260,000
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due on Aug.
1
from
1962 to
1977 inclusive.
ipal
Water
m.
a.
Principal and interest payable at
The National Shawmut Bank, of
approved
Thorndike,
Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
Legality
Boston.
by
&
Storey,
MICHIGAN
$24,000 sanitary
Bond Sale—The
bonds offered on July
han, Harris & Co., as
as
3s.
Due
1962 and 1963.
$11,000
13,000
special assessment street
improvement bonds. Dated April
1,
June
on
or
Pine
No. 578,
any
trust company
John
at
offered
on
July 11—v. 194, p. 57—
to The Bank
of
awarded
were
Alma,
3s.
as
Ann
bids
until
2:30
sealed
receive
will
Clerk,
(EST)
p.m.
on
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $390,automobile
000
1961.
parking, system,
1961 bonds. Dated July 1,
revenue
Due
Sept. 1 from 1973 to
on
1987, inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (M-S) payable at the Ann
Arbor Bank, in Ann Arbor. Legal¬
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
&
Michigan
Offering—Vere W. Arend,
Baroda,
Bond
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p. m.
(EST) on July
31
for
the purchase
of $25,000
water
supply
system
revenue
bonds. Dated May 1, 1961. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1962 to 1979 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at any bank or trust company
designated
by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dated
bonds.
on
Jan.
—
Canfield,
Bond
City
Offering
—
Jerry
bonds
of
Stone,
receive
on
able at any bank or
trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Miller,
Paddock
&
-
$3,500,000
Parks,
Windom
on
194,
—v.
Devine &
price
of 100.428, a basis of
Aug.
on
inclusive.
Tilton-Northfield
for
8
bonds
offered
price of 100.425, a basis of about
NEW
purchase of
building bonds.
the
ing and refunding bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1961. Due on July 1 from
1963 to 1990, inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at any
bank or trust company designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
aproved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock
&
Townships (P.. O. >
FarmingtonX, Mich,
"
Bond Offering — Floyd A.
Farmington
Cairnes, Township cClerk, will re-.:
ceive
(EST)
of
.
sealed
on
bids
-
until
8
Sch.
••
1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1
from 1961 to 1970, inclusive. Prin¬
cipal 'and iiiterest (J-D)r payable
J.
Heights
Dist.
Bond
July
"
_
No.
>
&
,
-
.
_
-
..
bids
building
12 —v.
a
M. Dain &
Clerk,
lie
(CST)
—were
Mississippi
Offering—Mary E.
Co.,
First
National
Bank
of
Oregon, Portland, City National
Co., of Kansas City,
A. G. Becker & Co., Inc., Dominick
&
Dominick, J. B.
&
Stockyards
and
Wichita
will
Clerk,
Town
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p. m.
oh
27
July
for
the
(CST)
$126,000 /
ment
1966
-
purchase
of
improve¬
waterworks
bonds.
Due
from' 1962
to
inclusive.
MONTANA
Columbus, Mont,
:
Bond
Offering
—
Olive M. Hov-
receive
(MST)
Aug. 8 for the purchase of
$110,000 sewer system bonds.
Co., Juran Dated July 1, 1961.
dey,
Town
Clerk,
sealed bids until 7:30
will
p.m.
Co.,
Cincinnati,
National
Bank,
of
McDonald-Moore &
of
Bank
Provident
Hanauer
Winthrop.
Robert
Co.,,
CowOcean County
(Pi O. Toms
River),
'■
■ Sr'J.,
Bond Offering—Emily L. Carter,
Clerk
of the Board ' of; Chosen
Freeholders, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. ,(EDST) on Aug.
2 for the purchase of $190,000 ac¬
quisition bonds.. Dated Aug. 1,
1961. Due on Aug. 1 from 1962 to
1966 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at the First
National
Bank, of Toms River.
Legality approved byi Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell,* of
Jersey
/•/.'/. New
,;Ww
New York
Avenue,, Atlantic
and
City.
/
-/
\
V
;
College, Trenton,
Home
Agency,
of par.
as
Finance
3y8s, at a price
NEW
July 17—v. 194, p. 162
awarded to the Federal
Home
Finance
3V2S, at a price of par.
and
as
MEXICO
Alamogordo, N. Mex.
Bond
Sale—The $175,000
library
offered on July 11—v.
bonds
194,
162—were awarded to The First
National Bank,
of Alamogordo,
and Zahner & Co., jointly.
p
Clifton, N. J.
Paying Agent
Co
Names
appointed
Pear¬
Securities
Equitable
York,
Corporation, Boland, Saffin, Gor¬
don & Sautter, Barr Brothers &
on
sealed Housing
July Agency,
Purvis,
"
syndicate
follows: Allison-Williams
New
—
on
improvement bonds. Due from
to 1971 inclusive.
Bond
bonds offered on
&
receive
will
p.m.
.
Other members of the
(P.
1925
Bankers Trust Company has
194, p. 161 — were
syndicate headed by
Co., Inc., at a price
Shearson, Hammill
7
offered
S. F. Junkin,
—
1962
son,
•'
Bldg.,
City), N. J.
Sale
The $285,000 in¬
-
$1,100,000
of par.
National
Bank, of New York, Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, of Chicago,
C.
J.
Devine
& Co., Chemical
Bank
New
York Trust Co.,
of
City
N. J.
Bond Sale—The $900,000 dormi¬
tory revenue 1960 bonds offered
O. on July 13—v. 194, p. 58—were
awarded to The Federal Housing
purchase of $50,000 pub-"
25 for the
Co.,
Luce,
Minn.
13,
Offering
until
.
at any bank or trust company des¬
were as
ignated by the successful bidder.: Co.,' Northwestern National Bank,
Legality approved by' Dickinson, of Minneapolis, John Nuveen &
Wright, McKean & Cudlip, of Co., Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood,
Detriot.
City
Independent
Sale —The
Glenbrook /bond s.: awarded to
Dated Feb.
Bond
.
Columbia
p.m.- school
July 25 for the purchase
$23,000
Shockey
-
& Mayer, and
Thompson .& Crowe, Inc.
Seasongood
Bond
syndicate
First
follows:
as
terns' housing revenue 1961 bonds
Wells
&
Co., Rauscher,
Pierce
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Wm.
J.
Mericka & Co., Lebanthal & Co.,
.Hutchinson,
Hospital
Pacific
Natchez, Miss.
laney,
Stone, of .Detroit.
JERSEY
City
Administration
'
Other members of the
were
Rider
Atlantic
MISSISSIPPI
Bache
&
Co.,
Stern
& Co., Julien Collins &
Co., Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc.,
Rand & Co., R. D. White & Co.,
Kenower,
MacArthur
&
Co.,
Robert K. Wallace & Co., Mul-
July 13—v. 194,
3.70%.
(CDST)
p.m.
Due from 1964 to 1991 inclusive.
Corp.,
on
162—were awarded to a group
composed of Hornblower & Weeks,
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, and
Harkness & Hill, Inc., as 3%s, at
p.
were
Brothers
Sch. Dist.
Union
(P. O. Tilton), H. H.
Bond Sale—The $415,000 school
p.m.
8
school
$745,000
about
3.20%.
177, Minn.
until
received
be
162—were awarded to
Co., as 3V4S, at a
p.
C. J.
Independent School Dist.
No.
100.011.
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on July 25 for the
purchase of $225,000 school build¬
8
$7,978,000,
N. H.
Sale—The
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: Lee Higginson
,
until
3.33%.
$200,000 urban
renewal bonds offered on July 12
Bond
a
improvement revolv¬
ing fund 1961 bonds offered on
July 18 — v. 194, p. 161 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
F. S. Smithers & Co., at a price
permanent
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
100.359, a basis of about
Portsmouth,
1
inclusive.
1982,
at a price
Co., jointly, as 3.40s,
of
(CDST)
on
Aug. 8 for the purchase of
$745,000
school building bonds.
Due from 1964 to 1991, inclusive.
MINNESOTA
The
to
1978
received
be
Bloomington, Minn.
—
from
Due
4.20s.
as
school
July 13—v. 194',
&
,
Independent School Dist.
No.
176, Minn.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Detroit.
Sale
1969,
H.
N.
162—.were awarded to Harkness
& Hill, and Loker, Sparrow
Windom
of
Stone,
to
1963
headed /by the
Co., of New York,
as 3.40s, at a
price of 100.279, a basis of about
Trust
Bankers
Bank & Trust
p.
Oct. 1
from 1970 to 1972, inclusive/
85,000 as 4.30s.
Due on Oct. 1
from 1973 to 1977, inclusive.
75,000 as 4.40s.
Due on Oct. 1
60,000
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
Canfield,
Due on Oct.
4.10s.
as
from
& Roberts,
Sale—The $345,000
bonds offered on
Co.,
$155,000
sealed
Aug. 7
Legality approved by Win-
Bond
follows:
as
bonds. Dated
Due on Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
Interest
Dover,
162—were awarded to a group,
net interest cost of about 4.41%
a
1999
to
July 10—v. 194,
on
and the Caldwell,
Phillips Co., at a price of 100.034,
from
1
offered
&
sealed bids
throp, Stinson, Putnam
of New York City.
improvement
street
and
Wood
F. A. McCall,
(EST)
1, 1959.
A-O.
Sale—The $375,000 water,
Bond
sewer
purchase of $217,000 bonds.
July 1, 1961. Due on Oct.
1962
to
1970, inclusive.
Dated
sold.
Offering
1961. Due
1978, incl.
&
—
will
Clerk,
for the
of
Bond
Paddock
bids until 7 p.m.
school building and re¬
funding bonds offered on July 10
not
St. Paul Park, Minn.
Traverse, City, Mich.
$225,000
was
Oct.
1962
revenue
John F. Meek,
mitory revenue 1959
Willianis Co.
Detroit.
issue of
An
were
$60,000
composed of John Nuv.een & Co.,
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., Harold E.
Bond
Sold
July 13—v. 194, p. 57—
awarded
to
The
Allisonon
162—were awarded to
syndicate
a
N. H.
improvement jbpnd§-f rWitfjl 11 a.m. (EDST) on Aug. 7
for the purchase of $1,594,000 dor¬
sewer
offered
—
Treasurer, will receive
sani¬
$85,000
p.
Detroit.
Not
1,
The
Bond Offering
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
Legality aproved by Miller,
Crystal School District, Mich.
Bonds
June
from 1963 to
1
tary
—
p.
on
3.36%.
Minn.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at any bank or trust company
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of
Board
Education, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:45
p.m.
(EST)
on
facility
Sale
Bond
H.
of
ity approved by Miller,
Paddock
Margaret
Williams, Secretary of the
recreational
Offering—Fred J. Looker,
Bond
City
—
Aug. 2 for the purchase of
Mich.
Arbor,
Offering
Bond
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Dartmouth College, Hanover,
Rush City,
194,
—v.
$8,000,000
July 18
The
—
offered
bonds
school
taking
price of par.
a
Cliff Rahell & Co.
J.
awarded to
p.
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, jointly,
Royal Oak Sch. Dist., Mich.
$25,000 special
assessment 1961 limited tax bonds
Sale—The
special
Sale—The $78,000
Bond
Sale
Bond
Neb.
Fort Calhoun,
Minn.
161—were awarded to
Nuveen & Co., and Paine,
194,
—v.
Alma, Mich.
Bond
Sch. Dist.
Independent
City
1962
Bond Sale—The $275,000 school
assessment sewer bonds offered oq
and building bonds offered on July 13
July 10 —v. 194, p. 162 —were
designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
bank
1965.
and
Due on Oct. 1 from
1970, inclusive. Principal
interest
(A-O)
payable at
1, 1961.
to
Due on June 1,
2V2S.
as
1964
Jersey
tion, Lansing,
$19,000
11—v. 194,
awarded to Stranafollows:
57—were
p.
New
Sale—The $300,000 school
Bond
—
assessment
special
>1961
sewer,
High School
O. New Shrewsbury),
(P.
—
Park, Mich.
Allen
Dist.
City.
Regional
bonds offered on July 11—v. 194,
State Board of Educa- Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬ Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
p. 58—were awarded to B. J. Van
able at any bank or trust company
Mich.
Inc., at a price of 100.07, a net Ingen & Co., and Fidelity Union
Bond Offering—Chris H. Mag- designated by the successful bid¬
interest cost of about 3.81%, as Trust
Co., of Newark, jointly, as
der. Legality approved by Briggs
nusson, President of the Board of
follows:
3.80s, at a price of 100.061, a basis
Education,
will
receive
sealed & Morgan, of St. Paul.
$75,000 as 3y8s. Due on Sept. 1 of about 3.79%.
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Aug.
Paynesville, Minn.
/from 1967 to 1971 inclusive.
14 for the purchase of $1,480,000
Montclair,New Jersey
Bond Offering
W. E. Schultz,
100,000 as 3V2S. Due on Sept. 1
Western
Michigan University
Bond Offering—Roma E. Ives,
from 1972 to 1976 inclusive.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
dormitory
revenue,
series 1961 bids until 3:00
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
215,000 as 3%s. Due on Sept. 1
p.m.
(CDST) on
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1960.
Due
bids until 8:30 p. m. (EDST) on
from 1977 to 1984 inclusive.
Aug. 2 for the purchase of $250,-"
on Oct. 1 from 1963 to 2000 inclu¬
610,000 as 3.80s. Due on Sept. 1 Aug. 22 for the purchase of $1,000
sewage
treatment facility
sive.
Interest A-O.
Legality ap¬
562,000 bonds. Dated July 1, 1961.
from 1985 to 1990 inclusive.
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due
Due on July 1 from 1962 to 1986
proved
by
Miller,
Canfield, on March 1 from 1964 to 1981,
Other members of the syndicate
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
inclusive.
Principal and interest
inclusive.
Principal and interest were
as
follows:
The
Chiles(J-J) payable at the First Na¬
(M-S) payable at any bank or Schutz Co., Bosworthr Sullivan &
Portage
Township
(P.
O.
tional
Bank, of Montclair. Le¬
trust company designated by the
Portage), Mich.
Co., Commerce Trust Co., of Kan¬
approved
by
Hawkins,
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬ sas City, National Bank & Trust gality
Bond Offering
Wilma Smith,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber, Co.,
of
Chicago,
Robert E.
Township Clerk, will receive
City.
Marquart & Windhorst, of Min¬ Schweser Co., Ellis, Holyoke &
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
Newark, N. J.
neapolis.
/
Co., and Eugene C. Dinsmore.
on
July 24 for the purchase of
Michigan
Town
Wells,
offered
bonds
$1,000,000
on July
18
194, p. 162—were awarded to
syndicate headed
by Merrill
a
Wellesley, Massachusetts
The
—
York
Monmouth
—v.
inclusive.
1979
to
1964
from
1
Sale
p.m.
Aug.. 8
on
New
of
(P. O. Omaha), Neb.
66
8
for the pur¬
of
chase
$430,000 borough im¬
provement bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1961.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1962
to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable at the
Fair Lawn-Radburn Trust Co., in
Fair
Lawn.
Legality
approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,
District
School
County
Bond
$40,000
:
33/4S,
as
par.
NEBRASKA
receive Douglas
will
Clerk,
Village
Commissioners,
price of
a
J. Muchlin-
Offering—L.
Bond
bonds of¬
2721—
Board
July 11—v. 193, p.
on
Land
at
Ivanhoe, Minn.
ski,
$180,000 ele¬
The
—
awarded to The State
were
Egan, Inc., Harold E. Wood & Co.,
of Aug.
Sale
Bond
mentary school building
until
bids
sealed
(EDST)
(P. O. Darby), Mont.
Paul, E. J. Prescott & Co., Barcus,
Kindred
&
Co.,
Mannheimerand
ceive
Sch. Dist. No. 9
Ravalli County
Co.,
&
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
American National Bank, of St.
Aug. 1, 1961. Due on Aug. 1 from
1962 to 1986, inclusive.
Callable
as
Kalman
Inc.,
Moody,
&
Bond
Street,
until
Monday, July 24, 1961
...
(366)
54
Co-Paying
—
been
Agent
Clovis
for
$2,745,000 principal amount 3.55%
various
purpose
bonds ' due
serially July 1, 1986 of the City
of Clifton, New Jersey.
Municipal Sch.^Dist, Not,
New Mexico
r;
1,
-
Bond Sale—The $800,000 school,
July 11-—v. 194r
bonds offered on
p. 162—were awarded to a group
composed of The First National
School Dist.
Bank, in Dallas/ Harris Trust &
(P. O. Cranford)r N. J.
Savings Bank, in Chicago;, and
Bond Sale—The $200,000 School El Paso National Bank, of El Paso,
bonds offered on July 11—v. 194,
at a price of 100.001, a net interest
Cranford Township
58—were awarded to The Un¬
County Trust Company, of
Elizabeth, as ZV2S, at a price of
2.66%, as follows:
p.
cost of about
ion
$480,000 as 23/4S/Due on June 1
from 1962 to .1964, inclusive.
100.127, a basis of about 3.48%.Fair
on
Bruin,
Borough
Clerk,
160,000
Due on June
1,
as
2y2s.
as
2.70s.-.'Due..oil.June 1,
1965
Lawn, N. J.
BondOfferin g—Donald De
will
re¬
160,000
QRfi
...
-:
-
Volume
194
Number
6075
Lovington Municipal School Dis¬
trict No.
Bond
$1,000,000
194,
on
July 13—
162—were awarded to a
p.
The Commercial and
.
Monroe,
school bonds offered
v.
.
Central
Woodbury, Blooming
School Dist.
Central
Bank, of St. Louis; Repub¬
Bank, of Dallas; and
Luce, Thompson & Crowe, Inc.,
at a price of 100.01, a net interest
Bond
cost of
$400,000
2Vzs.
as
from
Due
1964
:
Due
to
and
July 1
inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school- bonds
sold
offered
&
Bank
sas
net
$268,000
;
-
12
from
J-D.
son,
June
&
*/•'
Wood,
/•
•
::
of New
:
•
:
June
on
1966,
15,
(P.
June 15
Town
until
Feb.
on
from
1
1963 to
payable
at
the
Chemical
Co., of New
City. Legality approved by
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman, of
New York City.
York
Names
Trust
—
until
will
2
p.m.
burn
&
Bank
Rome,
Bond
posito,
&
ceive
Albany.
Legality
Reed, Hoyt, Wash¬
McCarthy, of New York
in
house
1961
The
12—v.
price of 100.23,
a
awarded
3%s, at
basis of about
194, p. 162—were
Roosevelt & Cross, as
to
a
sealed
Glen
Cove, N. Y.,
receive
(EDST)
The
$190,000 land
acquisition and parking area 1961
bonds offered on July 11—v. 194,
p. 162—were awarded to Chas. E.
Weigold & Co., Inc., and Adams,
McEntee & Co., Inc., jointly, as
2.90s, at a price of 100.06, a basis
of
r
—
about 2.88%.
.
1961.
Due
1971
inclusive:
Aug. 1 from 1962 to
on
in¬
Principal and
terest
payable: at. the
Co., of Hartsdale.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
Cit;y.
(F-A)
County Trust
Huntington Union Free
Sch. Dist. No. 3, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Louis C. Bernst,
President of the Board
of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
(EDST) on July 27 for the
of $1,511,000
school
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1961.
Due
on June 1 from 1962 to
1991, incl.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
a.m.
purchase
able
at
the
United
States
Trust
Co., in New York City. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York
City.
Irvington,
Bond
Sale —The
system
bonds
N.
Y.
$75,000 water
offered
on
July
12
194, p. 162—were awarded to
The
County Trust Company, in
Irvington, as 2%s.
—v.
Lancaster, N.
Bond
Sale—The
ous sewer
bonds
p.
11
3
p.m.
2001
inclusive. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Legality
by
approved
Niehoff, of Columbus.
will
(EST)
a.m.
Aug. 2 for the purchase of
$56,000 motor vehicles and mo¬
torized
equipment
limited
tax
bonds. Dated July 1, 1961. Due on
Legality
sealed
on
approved
by
N.
—
Y.
Anthony
bids
July 27
Due
interest
Bryan
County Independent School
(P. O. Yuba), Okla.
District No. 12
The $4,500 trans¬
equipment
bonds
of¬
Sale
—
June
on
tional
at
a
23—v.
193,
2723
p.
awarded to The First Na¬
—were
Bank,
price of
of
Durant,
as
3%s,
par.
Major Dependent School District
No. 2 (P. O. Fairview), Okla.
Bond
Sale
The
$5,350 trans¬
portation
equipment
bonds
of¬
fered on July 10—v. 194, p. 163—
—
awarded
were
to
The
Cleo
162
offered
—
vari¬
on
were
Bank
Bank, of Cleo Springs, as 21/fes, at
price of par.
McCurtain
2
p.m.
Trust
pur¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
<
Company,
Dayton.
in
on
Dated July 1,
July 1 from 1962 to
.loway & Dikeman, of New York
City.
•
•' ./ "...
,
County
School District
to
Traders
Warren
County (P. O. 206 Glen
Street, Glens Falls), N. Y.
Co., of Buffalo, and Roosevelt &
1
St
1988
inclusive.
Principal
Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
puerto rico
Puerto Rico
Aqueduct and Sewer
Authority, Puerto Rico
Revenues
For
—
Offering
—
For the 12 months ended May
31, 1961 total revenues of the
Authority rose to $10,422,295 from
$9,641,933 in the comparable 12-
month period the year before.
The Government Development
Bank
for
Puerto
Rico
is
south
carolina
Charleston, S. C.
Bond
Sale
waterworks
The
—
and
$2,500,000
sewer
special assessment sewer im¬
1961.
Due
on
Dated Aug.
Dec. 1 from
1,
1971
inclusive.
1962 to
Principal and in¬
system
bonds offered op July
revenue
19
194, p. 59—were awarded to
a
syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., at a price of
—v.
(P. O.
Jess Umsted,
were as
Board
receive
p.m.
from 1964 to 1971 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
follows: Equitable Securi¬
ties Corporation, B. J. Van Ingen
& Co., Estabrook & Co., Hayden,
Stone &
oregon
Bramhall,
Sale
—
bonds offered
The
$80,000
fire
July 10—v. 193,
awarded to The
on
2830—were
States
National
Bank, in
Portland.
Sale—The
$150,000 sewer
revenue
and
general obligation
bonds offered on July 12—v. 194,
p.
163
—
were
Edgefield, S. C.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 water¬
works and sewer system improve¬
ment, series 1961 bonds offered on
July 11 — v. 194, p. 163 — were
awarded
Creswell, Ore.
Bond
Co., Roosevelt & Cross,
Falion
&
Co., * and
Thomas & Co.
Beaverton, Ore.
Bond
United
Cru-
Rocco
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $218,-
provement bonds.
14
fiscal
agent for the Authority.
(CST) on July 26 for
the purchase of $10,000 bonds. Due
7:30
of the
gnale, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
000
—
the
Authority
reports revenues of $892,270, com¬
pared with $781,415 in May of
1960, according to Juan Labadie
Eurite, Executive Director of the
Authority.
100.065.
will
Le¬
Mingo Junction, Ohio
and
interest (J-J) payable at the Mel¬
lon National Bank & Trust Com¬
awarded
to
The
First National Bank of Oregon, in
Portland.
to R.
Inc., at
a
interest
cost
S, Dickson
price
of
of
&
100.10,
about
Co.,
a
3.94%,
net
as
follows:
$58,000
as
4s. Due
1963 to
on
Feb. 1 from
1972 inclusive.
67,000 as 3%s. Due on Feb. 1
terest (J-D) payable at the Mingo
from 1973 to 1980 inclusive.
$645,000 high-, National Bank, of Mingo Junction.
La Grande, Ore.
125,000 as 4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
ways 1961 bonds offered on July
Bond
Sale —The
$25,000 offMinster, Ohio
1981 to 1990 inclusive.
13—v. 194, p. 162—were awarded
Bond Offering—Richard Moor¬ street motor vehicle parking fa¬
to The Bankers Trust Co., of New
cilities revenue bonds offered on Orangeburg County Sch. Dist. No. 6
man, Village Clerk, will receive
York, and Adams, McEntee & Co.,
(P. O. Orangeburg), S. C.
12 — v.
194, p. 59 — were
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) July
jointly, as 2.80s, at a price of
Bond Offering—James F. Walsh,
awarded to F. S. Emery & Co., as
on
Aug. 9 for the purchase of
100.26, a basis of about 2.75%.
Chairman of the Board of Trustees,
$22,832 street improvement 5s, at a price of par.
will receive sealed bids until noon
Wolcott, Butler, Hurton and Rose limited tax bonds. Dated Aug. 1, Lane
County, Siuslaw Rural Fire
(EST) on July 25 for the purchase
Central School District No. 1 (P. 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from 1962 to
Protection Dist. (P. O. Florence),
of $135,000 school building bonds.
O. Wolcott), New York
1971 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
Oregon
Dated July 1, 1961. Due on July 1
Bond
Offering
—
Gertrude terest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
from 1963 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
Fowler, President of the Board of Minster State Bank, in Minster. be received until
Sept. 29 for the
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
Education, will receive sealed bids Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
purchase of $30,000 fire improve¬ at
any
bank or trust company
until 3 p. m. (EDST) on July 26 fer &
Williams, of Cincinnati.
ment bonds.
for the purchase of $375,000 school
designated by the successful bid¬
New Knoxville, Ohio
der. Legality approved by Sinkler,
building bonds. Dated
June
1,
Springfield, Ore.
Bond Offering — Harold Schus¬
Bond Sale—The $1,960,000 sew¬ Gibbs & Simons, of Charleston.
1961. Due on June 1 from 1962
Village Clerk, will receive age collection and treatment fa¬
to
1981
inclusive. Principal and ter,
Richland County School Dist. No. 5
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) cilities revenue bonds offered on
(P. O. Columbia), S. C.
on Aug. 7 for the purchase of $6,Marine Midland Trust Co., in New
July 13 — v. 193, p. 2830 — were
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
Dated awarded to a syndicate headed by
York City. Legality approved by 000 fire equipment bonds.
building 1961 bonds offered on
Reed,, Hoyt, Washburn
& Mc¬ April 15, 1961. Due on Dec. 15 Blyth & Co.
July 13 — v. 194, p. 163 — were
from 1962 to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬
Other members of the syndicate
Carthy, of New York City.
awarded to The Wachovia Bank
cipal and interest (J-D) payable were as follows: Seattle First Na¬
&
Trust Company,
of Winstonnorth dakota
at the Peoples Savings Bank, of tional
Bank,
of
Seattle;
John
Salem, at a price of par.
New Knoxville.
Legality ap¬ Nuveen &
Co.; Dominick & DomHampden Special School District
West Pelzer, S. C.
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬ inick;
No. 34, N. D.
Kalman
&
Co.;
Stern
Bonds Not Sold —The $220,000
Brothers & Co.; Bacon, Whipple &
Bond Sale—The $85,000 school liams, of Cincinnati.
improvement
and
Co., and the United States Na¬ waterworks
building bonds offered on July 17
Parma, Ohio
sewer bonds offered on July 13—
—v.
Bond Offering—Joseph W. Gatz, tional Bank, of Portland.
194, p. 266—were awarded
V. 194, p. 59—were not sold.
to The Bank of North Dakota, in City Auditor, will receive sealed
Bond
Sale—The
as
4.05s, at
a
price of
;
Bond
—
The
(EST)
series
$14,000
Dated Aug.
1961-1
street
spe¬
1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1
from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.
cipal and interest (J-D)
pennsylvania
Aug. 8
on
cial assessment limited tax bonds.
fire
department building construction
Sale
noon
the purchase of $41,000
improvement,
ohio
Ashley, Ohio
■
bids until
for
par.-
The
Trust
to
of Education,
sealed
bids
until
Clerk
p.
Offering
No.
Idabel), Okla.
Bond
.
Bond
Independent
&
the
1970, inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the Valley
National
Bank
of
Long Island.
Legality approved by Sykes, Gal-
July 13—v. 194,
awarded
&
>
State
a
payable
(J-D)
National
Winters
the
at
until
for
cipal and
will
Treasurer,
noon
Aug. 8 for the pur¬
chase
of
$25,000,000 fourteenth
series, revenue bonds. Dated July
15,1961. Due on July 15 from 1984
on
Reports
Prin¬
from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.
bonds.
1961
1961.
Bismarck,
Y.
$262,000
(EDST)
month of May 1961 the
oklahoma
on
fice.
will receive sealed bids until
Coshocton National Bank, in Cos¬
fered
Columbus), Ohio
until
Bond Offering—Genevieve
Blatt, Secretary of the Authority,
&
to
Bond
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
received
Pennsylvania General State'
Authority (P. O. Harrisburg), Pa.
1962
and interest
portation
(P. O.
for
and water districts 1961
Manufacturers
H
basis
a
of
pany, in Pittsburgh. Legality ap¬
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
Finance, will receive
Village
ment
1
Divney,
District
Treasurer,
will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EDST)
on
July 25 for the purchase of
$190,000 fire bonds." Dated Aug. 1,
$'
price of 100.522,
Franklin County
be
Bank, of Cleveland.
VJ
Bond Offering—John J.
11
until
chase of $247,000 public improve¬
-
Greenburgh Fire District (P. O.
\ ' 'l~
Hartsdale), N. Y.
=
bids
Aug. 3
on
Bond Offering
Beecher,
Sale
a
(J-D) payable at the
—
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1968 inclusive.
Y.
Valley Stream,
3.72%.
Bond
The $9,000 street
limited tax bonds offered
on
July 1—v. 193, p. 2829—were
awarded to J. A. White & Co., as
3^s, at
Principal
noon
sweeper
(J-J) payable at the sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Chase Manhattan Bank, in New
Aug. 8 for the purchase of $62,118
York City. Legality approved by
special
assessment
street
im¬
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman, of
provement limited tax bonds.
New York City."
Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1
July
on
Sale
Bond
1962
as
Pomeroy, Lockhart & Johnson, of
Pittsburgh.
Bricker, Evatt, Barton, Eckler &
Cheviot, Ohio
from
1
Callable
(EST) on July 25
for the purchase of $100,000 water
system improvement bonds. Dated
July 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from
hocton.
interest
and
$175,000 fire
bonds offered
N.
on
Sept.
on
inclusive.
Sept. 1, 1982. Interest M-S. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Kirkpatrick,
Dated
West Lafayette, Ohio
^
bids until
improvement
offered
bonds.
Bond
Offering — Ralph
Long,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
i
*
».
..
Due
1992
project
Sept. 1,
m.
inclusive.
National City
San¬
1961.
-
New York
—
bonds
tax
tax
1971
to
and interest
the-pur*- "Brickery Evatt, Barton, Eckler &
chase
of
$550,000
general
im-~ Niehoff, of Columbus.
provemerit. 1961" bonds/,1 Dated
Kettering, Ohio
June 1, 1961. Due oh Junb 1 from
Bond
Offering —Paul
Sutton,
1962 to 1971 inclusive. Principal
Director of
O. North Patchogue),
Sale
1962
Sale—The
assessment
p.
Sept. 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bedford, Ohio
limited
ment
1
(EDST)
14 for the purchase of
various
special assess¬
on
Aug.
$116,849
Offering—Gregory F. Es- Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
City Treasurer, will re¬
(EDST);
Brookhaven, North Patchogue Fire
Bond
&
bids until
Le¬
Squire,
by
approved
sealed
of about 3.32%.
N. Y.
by
(P.
ders
Agent—
improvement bonds due serially to
1989 of the Town of Oyster Bay,
City.
District
Co-Paying
Company has been
Co-Paying Agent and
Cremation
Agent for $3,600,000
principal
amount
3.50%
public
E.
Bertram
Supervisor,
bids
Commercial
Co.,
gality
appointed
on
approved
National Bank of Cleveland.
Bankers Trust
Y.
of
National
Auditor,
will receive
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $106,900
special assessment street improve¬
ment, series 2 bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from 1962
to 1971 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
Principal and in¬
Bank New York Trust
Interest
July 26 for the pur¬
$375,000 bonds.
Dated
Aug. 15, 1961. Due on Feb. 15 from
1962 to 1991, incl. Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable at The
(EDST)
chase
City
yard,
55
the purchase of $3,790,000
A revenue bonds. Dated
to
Bond
Offering
—
Clyde W.
Brown, City Auditor, wil receive
Glen L. Gan-
—
inclusive.
bids
terest
inclusive.
1961.
O. Delmar), N.
sealed
Village, Ohio
Bond Offering
3.65%.
Carl J. Merk-
Squire,
Rocky River, Ohio
Due
—
Trust Company,
Legality approved
Sanders & Dempsey,
of Cleveland.
1961.
15,
york
Offering
Kohinke,
receive
by
11 a.m. (EDST)
July 27 for the purchase of
$8,270,000 bonds. Dated March 1,
Offering
Oyster Bay, N. Y.
Bond
&
Cleveland
Cleveland.
of about 3.60%.
Bond
of Denver.
Bethlehem
in
$93,500 special
limited
July 17—v.
194, p. 58 — were awarded to
Fahey, Clark & Co., as 3%s, at a
price of 100.68, a basis of about
sealed
Legality approved by Daw¬
Nagel, Sherman & Howard,
new
a
the
at
Co., as
price of 100.80, a basis
'
on
on
Due
to
1964
Dated
Dated
White
—
1986
Due
21/2s.
as
bonds.
lein, County Auditor, will receive
1962 and 1963.
402,000
City.
Bond
:
,
3s.
as
purchase
Onondaga County (P. O.
Syracuse), N. Y. L
f
Trust
follows:
(EDST)
of
p.m.
the
school
Delafield
York
The
to
2
receive
interest
kins,
3%s, at
194, p. 58
to J. A.
on
were
offered
bonds
v.
—
Bay
(J-J) payable at the
City Bank, in New
York. Legality approved by Haw¬
1 City
National
Company, of Kan¬
City, at a price of 100.072, a
interest cost of about 2.56%,
was
for
will
(367)
tax'
12
Y.
First National
$670,000
July
on
O.
July 1, 1961. Due on July 1 from
1962 to 1981, inclusive. Principal
,
on
1966,
until
25
$1,685,000
1,
,
bids
July
on
Municipal School District
No., lf New Mexico
^
.
as
July
on
1963.
and
600,000
Roswell
2%s.
as
1962
•
sealed
about 2.54%, as follows:
(P.
July
Offering—Seymour New¬
District Clerk,
man,
1
Valley), N.
tional
lic National
No.
limited
awarded
Grove, Chester and Tuxedo Towns
composed of The First Na¬
group
Financial Chronicle
Cross, jointly, as 3.70s, at a price
of 100.18, a basis of about 3.68%.
1, New Mexico
Sale —The
.
Prin¬
payable
York, S. C.
Churchill
Area
Schools
Authority
(P. O. Pittsburgh, 35), Pa.
Bond
Offering
—
John
G.
O'Brien, Secretary of the Author¬
ity, will receive sealed bids until
7:30
p.m.
(EDST)
on
Aug. 7 for
Bond
system
fered
were
on
Sale—The
$300,000 sewer
improvement bonds of¬
June 29—v. 193, p. 2830—
awarded
to
a
group
com¬
posed of Howard C. Traywick &
Co., Edgar M. Morris
&
Co., J.
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
56
Co., and Huger,
Co., at a price of
Peeler
Lee
&
&
Barnwell
of
a
net
interest cost
4.01%, as follows:
100.009,
about
$90,000
4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
as
1963
63,000
1974 inclusive.
to
Due
4.10s.
as
Due
4s.
as
1
Feb.
on
1980 inclusive.
1975 to
from
147,000
Feb.
on
1
from 1981 to 1991 inclusive.
rities
Co., Inc.; Fridley & Frederking; R. J. Edwards, Inc., and
Moroney, Beissner & Co. Dated
July 1, 1961. Due on July 1 from
1963 to 1990 inclusive.
Principal
street
improvement
bonds
offered on
July 10 — v. 194, p. 163, — were
$12,000
of Schools
4s.
Lands,
as
Spearfish Indep.
(P. O. Spearfish),
Fort
June
on
Due
Dated June 1, 1961.
from
1
1968
1992
to
in¬
Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
clusive.
&
South Dakota
Fidler,
Offering—Nadine
Bond
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on July
26 for the
purchase of $490,000
school building bonds. Dated July
District Clerk,
•
offered
1, 1961. Due on July 1 from 1963
to
1981
inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Le
267—were awarded to a syndi¬
composed of the First Na¬
tional ,City Bank, Bankers Trust
cate
Co., both of New York; First Na¬
tional Bank, of Chicago; Reynolds
& Co., W. H. Morton & Co., In¬
dustrial Bank of Providence, and
Wells
&
Christensen, Inc., at a
Fevere,
Britton),
O.
(P.
County
$1,000,000
schoolhouse, series 1961 bonds of¬
Bond Offering—Marion Cusick,
fered on July 18—v. 194, p. 268—
County Auditor, will receive were awarded to a syndicate com¬
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST)
posed of Goodbody & Co., Repub¬
on
Aug. 9 for the purchase of lic National
Bank, of Dallas, Stern
$250,000
hospital
bonds.
Dated Brothers & Co., Eppler, Guerin &
May 1, 1961. Due on May 1 from
Turner, Inc., and Hamilton Secu¬
1964 to 1971 inclusive.
Principal
rities Co., at a price of 100.0092.
and
interest
(M-N) payable at
Point
Isabel
Independent School
any bank or trust company des¬
District
by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Wind¬
Rapids
County, Dell
O.
(P.
Isabel),
Port
Texas
Bond Sale—An issue
of $125,000
school building 1961 unlimited tax
bonds
Minnehaha
Sale —The
Bond
ignated
Owen, Barber, Marquart &
horst, of Minneapolis.
was
sold to Funk, Hobbs &
Indep.
193,
v.
Elizabethton),
inclusive.
terest (J-J)
a.m.
Principal
and in¬
payable at the Chem¬
ical Bank New York Trust
pany,
of
Com¬
Legality
Cutler,
in New York City.
approved
Chapman &
by
Chicago.
Dekalb County
(P. O. Smithville),
T ennessee
Bond
Sale—The
offered
June
on
2723—were
(P.
Falls),
price of par.
O.
Wichita
Texas
Offering—Temple Driver,
Bond
sealed
bids until 2 p. m. (CST) on July
25
for the
purchase of $300,000
permanent
improvement bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1
from 1962 to 1984 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at
the
First-Wichita
National
Bank, in Wichita Falls. Legality
approved by McCall, Parkhurst,
Crowe,
McCall
&
Horton,
of
County Judge, wil receive
Dallas.
to
The First
UTAH
Elder
Box
District
Memphis.
tric
revenue,
offered
on
2723—were
Boston
Bond
$2,000,000 elec¬
series G-1961 bonds
July
18—v.
193, p.
awarded
to
County School
County,
(P. O. Brigham City),
The First
Corp., and C. H. Little &
on
O.
250,000 school bonds. Due on June
15 from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.
p.
school-
limited tax
July 11—v. 194,
1961
offered
on
59—were awarded to a group
composed of Dittmar & Co., Inc.,
of
2724—were
Texas
and
Penny
Bond
of
as
$85,000
as
from
100,000
•
as
to
4V2S.
1972
as
Due
5s.
1962
from
75,000
follows:
to
4.10s.
from 1982 to
330,000
as
41/ss.
from 1987 to
1971
Due
on
Aug.
on
Aug.
1981
Sale —The
on
Aug.
Salt
fered
$2,166,000
1
of
100.003.
1986 inclusive.
Due
on
Aug.
Vernal, Utah
1
Bond
ing,
T exas
Bond Sale—An issue of
1
(P. O. Kelso),
$650,000
gymnasium fee bonds offered on
July 11 was sold to a group com¬
Offering—Dixie B. Hack¬
City
Recorder,
will receive
(MST) on
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
July 26 for the purchase of $650,000 water bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
1961.
Wash.
$1,540,-
Sale—An issue of
Bond
bonds offered
sold to
&
of¬
July 11—v. 194, p. 164—«
County Public Utility Dist.
No.
000
$365,000
bonds
revenue
not sold.
Cowlitz
a
Co.,
Due
193, p. 2831—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart &
Co., Inc., and Morgan
a
.
Monday, July 24, 1961
.
C.
A.
Allyn
Co.,
&
on
1986 inclusive.
Aug. 1 from 1963 to
Callable
as
of Aug.
were
of
on
Co., Inc., at a price
99.05. Dated July 1, 1961.
Due
July 1 from 1962 to 1976 inclu¬
Callable
sive.
Interest
July 1, 1967.
Legality approved
J-J.
by Wood, King, Dawson & Logan,
of
York
New
City.
King County
(P. O. Seattle),
Washington
Bond
Sale—The
$2,000,000 flood
control 1961, series A bonds of¬
fered on July 17—v. 193, p. 2724—
were awarded to a syndicate head¬
ed by the United California Bank,
of
Los
Angeles, at a price of
-
Other members of the
syndicate
were as follows:
Wertheim & Co.,
First
National
Bank
in
Dallas,
Company, National Bank of
Washington, Tacoma, C. F. Childs
& Co., Hannaford & Talbot, and
Continental Bank & Trust Co., of
Salt Lake City.
Co.;
Shearson,
Hammill
Co.;
&
Wil¬
liam Blair & Co.; Goodbody & Co.;
E. F. Hutton & Co.; Fahnestock &
Co.; Barr Brothers & Co.; City
National
Bank & Trust Co., of
Kansas
City; Stern Brothers &
Co.; Baxter & Co.; Adams, McEntee & Co.; C. F. Childs & Co.;
Rand & Co.; Rodman & Renshaw;
J. Barth & Co.; Laird, Bissell &
Meeds; Mullaney, Wells & Co.;
Dreyfus & Co.; Robert K. Wallace
&
Co.; Hutchinson, Shockey &
Co.; John Arthur L. Wright & Co.,
Securities
American
Corp.;
and McDonald-Moore & Co.
Sale—The
Additional
the
time
same
$6,100,000
1961 bonds offered at
expressway
were
awarded to
Housing
Finance
Home
and
Agency, at
price of
a
Federal
the
to
par.
&
Co.,
3.20s, at
as
a
follows:
as
price of 100.51,
Goldman, Sachs
&
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; Equitable Securities Cor¬
poration; Dean Witter & Co.; B.
J. Van Ingen & Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Reynolds & Co.; Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co.;
Dominick
&
Dominick; Stroud & Co.; Boland,
Saffin, Gordon & Sautter; John¬
ston, Lemon & Co.; Blewer, Glynn
& Co.; Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W.
B. Hibbs & Co.; Van Alstyne, Noel
& Co.; Saunders, Stiver & Co., anc|
Cunningham, Schmertz & Co.
improvement
South
Milwaukee,
193,
$725,000
to
group
/"¥
I
composed
mortgage
offered
bonds
164—were
p.
Kindred
&
on
Due on Aug.
1973 to
1978 inclusive.
3.60s.
as
Due on Aug. 1
1979 to 1981 inclusive.
Bond
Lander, Wyo.
Offering — L. V.
village improve¬
July 1, 1961.
July 1 from 1962 to 1981,
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Due
on
payable at all branches in
of Quebec, of the
(J-J)
Province
the
mentioned
bank
sewer
Longueuil, Que.
Offering — Jean
Bond
Beland,
receive sealed
(EDST) on
Aug. 2 for the purchase of $197,000
city improvement bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1961. Due on Sept. 1 from
1962 to 1981, inclusive.
Principal
& interest payable at all branches
Abbott,
main bonds.
until
bids
in the Province of
mentioned
bank
309
offered
2832
p.
97.74,
132,500
to
1976
to
1966
Bond
Sale
a
July
4
—
to
Sale —The
(P. O.
$5,329,000
on
a
price of
July 1
inclusive.
59,500 as 5%s.'i Due on July 1
from 1972 to 1981, inclusive.
as 5%s.
from 1962 to
$33,500
Victoriaville
Due
on
1971,
School
Commission,
Quebec
Sale—The $346,500 school
Bond
offered
bonds
on
July 5—v.
2832—were awarded to
p.
193,
a group
of A. E. Ames & Co.,
Bank of Montreal, Wood,
composed
Ltd.,
Gundy & Co., Ltd., and Credit
Interprovincial, Ltd., at a price of
98.417,
5.61%,
net interest cost of about
follows:
a
as
as
150,000
*
5s. Due on July 1 from
1967, inclusive.
as
from
5V2S.
1968
to
Due on July 1
1981, inclusive.
Waterville, Que.
— Jules
Gervais,
Bond
Offering
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
—
bonds.
$45,000 village improve¬
Dated Aug. 1, 1961.
Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1981,
The $424,500 town
Principal and interest
payable at all branches in
Province of
Quebec, of the
(F-A)
the
July
bank mentioned
bonds offered
on
193, p. 2832 — were
awarded to a group composed of
4
—
v.
31
inclusive.
Boucherville, Que.
Sale
of
ment
Bond
on
chase
QUEBEC
July
for the pur¬
(EDST)
cedure.
In¬
Milwaukee), Wis.
offered
193, p. 2832 — were
Veillet, Lanlois
&
v.
a
Wis.
Milwaukee County
$93,000 town
bonds
net interest cost of about
as follows:
98.658,
5.60%,
price
inclusive.
1981, inclusive.
The
—
improvement
A-O.
Bond
5s. Due on July 1 from
1965, inclusive
5V2S. Due on July 1
St, George, Que.
Kalupa,
will
receive
sealed bids until 10:30 a.m.(CDST
sealed bids until 10:30 a.m. (CDST)
on
Sept. 19 for the purchase of
$7,250,000 corporate purpose pub¬
lic improvement, series D bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1961. Due on Oct. 1
1962
as
from
Comptroller,
terest
as
1962 to
Bond Offering—John E.
from
follows:
as
$127,500
of par.
City
were
—
a
—
Milwaukee,
$260,000 school
July 4—v. 193,
awarded to The
on
Nord, Inc., at a price of
net interest cost of about
5.79%,
The $350,000 stu¬
dormitory, series 1960
on July
17
194, p. 164—were awarded to
Federal
Housing and Home
3V8S, at
loan pro¬
Credit du
bonds offered
as
the
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
nurses
Finance'Agency,
Quebec, of the
in
Repentigny School Commission,
Quebec
Wisconsin
the
p.m.
improvement
O.
Washington St., Madison),
revenue
8:30
Village* Secretary-Treasurer, will
CANADA
Co., and Loewi & Co.,
Sale
will
Clerk,
City
receive
July 13—v. 194,
(P.
the loan pro¬
in
cedure.
1962 to
will
Clerk,
revenue
cost of about 4.11%.
Bond
Dated
bonds.
ment
$196,500
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Aug. 4
for the purchase of $415,000 water
Town
awarded to Barcus,
Hospital
1
park¬
Inc., jointly, as 4s and 4V8S, at a
price of 100.012, a net interest
Methodist
1
WYOMING
and
< O
Sale—1The'$395,000
system
ing
1/4/
V/ICC0
Aug.
3V2S.
as
on
2831—were
Co., Inc., and Loewi & Co.
Bond
Due on
1962 to 1972 inclusive.
from
from
of
Barcus, Kindred & Co., McDougal
&
Condon,
Inc., White-Phillips
a
3V4S.
as
450,000
offered
p.
on
July 1
1981, inclusive.
Courtemanche, Inc., at
Wis.
$1,400,000 vari¬
corporate purpose bonds of¬
fered on July 18—v. 194, p. 164—
were awarded to a syndicate com¬
posed of the Northern Trust Co.,
ous
$465,000 city
bonds
17—v.
Due
to
chase of $100,000
awarded
Bond Sale—The
from
The
1972
LaFontaine, Que.
Other members of the syndicate
were
£^£1 Jp£f*€?
—
53/4s.
as
cedure.
basis of about 3.01%.
a
225,000
Sale
on July
1
1971, inclusive.
syndicate headed by Phelps, Fenn
WISCONSIN
Bond
Due
to
a
of Chicago, R. W. Pressprich
&
Co., First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion, McCormick & Co., and Chap¬
Bond Sale—The $8,354,000 food
man, Howe & Co., at a price of
service system revenue 1960 bonds
100.111,
a
net interest
cost of
offered on July 13—v. 194, p. 60— about
3.44%, as follows:
awarded
1962
from
J.
Washington State University,
Pullman, Wash.
were
5V4S.
as
from
Devine & Co.;
Bond
Offering — F.
Leblanc,
National Bank of
Village Secretary-Treasurer, will
Philadelphia; John Nuveen & Co.; receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.;
(EDST) on Aug. 1 for the pur¬
Hornblower & Weeks; Weeden &
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day, The
Ohio
5.89%,
follows:
syndi¬
Lehman
follows:
price of 97.90,
a
net interest cost of about
a
261,500
as
C.
Philadelphia
fo
as
provincial, Inc., at
as
the
of
members
Brothers;
composed of Blyth
group
Inc.;
July 12 was
on
cate
Leclerc, Inc.; L. G. Beaubien & Co., Ltd., and Credit Inter-
basis
of about 2.96%.
Other
Rene T.
York, $163,000
3s, at a price of 100.275, a
and McLean &
—v.
on
194, p. 164 — were
a syndicate composed
Harris Trust
&
Savings
v.
1
1995 inclusive.
Sold —The
Not
on
were
dent
Co., First Security Bank of Utah,
N. A., of Salt Like City, and Ed¬
ward L. Burton & Co., at a price
inclusive.
Due
3545
Bank, of Chicago, R. W. Pressprich & Co., Shearson, Hammill &
Arlington State College, Arlington,
Bonds
water-sewer
(P. O. 340 East
So.
City), Utah
Ave.
building bonds offered
the
193,
Stern
1
inclusive.
the
County Treas¬
Legality approved
Cheney, Wash.
West
Lake
school
to
Co.
Corp., and Dallas
July 18 —
Rupe & Sons, Inc., at a price of
awarded to
100.007, a net interest cost of about
4.19%,
awarded
Granite Sch. Dist.
p.
First
Sale—The $375,000 sewer
Bros. &
(F-A)
interest
Seattle.
of
(MST)
p.m.
bonds offered on June 29—v.
(P.
Bond Sale—The $590,000
bonds
8
Aug. 9 for the purchase of $1,-
Bond
Indep. Sch. Dist.
Houston), Texas
series
until
Brigham City, Utah
TEXAS
house,
at
office.
inclusive.
1981
to
and
Weter, Roberts & Shefelman,
by
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
be
Co., jointly, at a price of par.
Aldine
1963
from
1
Principal
/
Knoxville, Tenn.
Sale—The
Dated
awarded
Utah
Bond
on
of
July
$105,000 bonds
30—v.
193, p.
awarded
National Bank of
County
C.
(EST) on
Aug. 12 for the purchase of $80,000 funding bonds. Dated July 1,
1961. Due on July 1 from 1964 to
1971
on
Wichita
Tenn.
Edens, County Judge, will receive
sealed bids until 10
$500,-
of
unlimited tax bonds of¬
road
Houston, as 2%s, at a
O.
Offerin g—George
Bond
issue
Sale—An
Bond
July 12 was sold to The
National Bank of Commerce, of
TENNESSEE
County (P.
Wharton),
T exas
fered
Carter
County (P. O.
Wharton
000
2723—were not sold.
p.
July 26 for the pur¬
$300,000 hospital bonds.
Aug. 1, 1961. Due on Aug.
(PDST)
chase
100.062.
Hart, Inc.
School Dist. No. 146
(P. O. Dell Rapids), S. D.
Bonds Not Sold—The
$139,000
school bonds offered on June 26—•
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m
Inc.; Wm. P. Harper & Son & Co.,
Dakota
South
Secretary of the Commission, will
p.
T exas
Marshall
County Hospital District
O. Prosser), Washington
Bond Offering—Loren B. Lape,
urer's
Howard,
price of 100.057.
Lefler &
Palacios Independent Sch. District,
Haertzen, of Minneapolis.
by
approved
Legality
Peterson,
Benton
July 18—v. 194,
on
July 13—
v.
as
1961 limited tax
eral improvement
bonds
1961-B bonds offered on
Guaranty Trust Co., of New
WASHINGTON
payable
Corpus Christi, Tex.
Bond Sale—The $2,400,000 gen¬
series
metropolitan sewerage,
(P.
sold to Frank B. McMahon &
Co., Inc.
Lawrence County,
Sch. Dist. No. 4
Chicago.
Fort Worth.
proved by Dumas, Huguenin
Public Boothman, of Dallas.
and
(F-A) payable at
Vernal, in Vernal.
(J-J) payable at the
Worth
National
Bank,
in
awarded to the South Dakota De¬
partment
and interest
the Bank of
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Principal
1975.
1,
interest
and
was
Dupree, S. D.
Sale—The
posed of The Dallas Union Secu¬
Clyde Independent Sch. Dist., Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of $280,000
schoolhouse unlimited tax bonds
DAKOTA
SOUTH
Bond
.
(368)
$qviNGs
in the loan pro¬
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