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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
ESTABLISHED
Volume
1839
194
Reg. U. S. Pat. Offie§
Number
6077
New York 7, N. Y.,
Monday, July 31, 1961
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
ACF Industries, Inc.—Annual
Combined
net
companies
fiscal
ended
in
the
April
rentals
and
and
ihe previous
For
totaled
SHPX
Taylor,
to
to
SHPX
for
stockholders.
an- •
Of
fiscal year,
30,
1960,
combined earnings
and services
$273,046,000.
were
The
report stated that had the straight-line method of depreciation,
generally since the outset of the 1961 fiscal year in computing
earnings for both book and reporting purposes, been in effect in fis¬
cal 1960, reported combined
net earnings for that year would have
higher by 60 cents per share.—V. 193.
Exchange (Stocks)—
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Laboratories—Quarterly Report—
quarter sales rose 10.4% to overcome the
drop in the first quarter and put the company's first half sales slightly
second
company's
of
ahead
the
period
same
1960,
of
it
announced
was
by
George
Detroit Stock Exchange
Earnings increased 17.5%
affected by a sharp decline
the comparable period of
earnings,
Second
first
quarter,
to
after payment of
compared with 32
share,
common
preferred dividends, to 37
cents a share in the second
compared
share,
a
period.—V.
193,
with
$5,809,000,
$1.48
or
share,
a
called
has
corporation
due
will be
ment
April
made
Adelphi
at
1968
Aug.
on
15,
$60,600 of its 6V2%
plus
100%
Electronics,
15,
at
1961
$4.02.—V.
Inc.—Common
191,
Stock
City Bond Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable
Foreign Exchange Rates
Offered—
Statement
July 20, 1961 offering circular, H. B. Crandall Co., New York City, publicly offered 100,000 shares
Condition
of this firm's
Consolidated
Pursuant to
a
the
of
the
proceeds, estimated at
Federal
share.
per
$220,000 after
the
Indebtedness
1
bank
to
Banks
Member
Working
inventory
capital
BUSINESS—The
and
at
of
New
of
Condition
the
of
sale
of
incorporated
was
the
under
The
laws
It
1956.
is
engaged
the
in
products.
Its plant and
Mineola, N. Y.
engaged
in
the distribution
offices
distribution
located
are
is
and
equipment,
all of which
is
electronic
of
manufactured
com¬
others.
by
inventory
consists,
of
hundreds
of
items including capacitors;
diodes;
transistors;
electronic
chemicals
and
supplies;
connectors;
electronic
tors,
measuring
tube
vacuum
tronic
test
and
volt
equipment—oscilloscopes,
electronic
meters;
tools
and
signal
Aero
Electronics,
Space
Inc.,
elec¬
tubes—industrial,
special purpose,
transmitting,
cathode ray,
and
entertainment
types;
indicating
lamp
assemblies;
laboratory
standard test equipment;
batteries—nickel cadmium, mercury; meters
—panel; precision potentiometers, rheostats; printed circuit compon¬
ents;
rectifiers—copper
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
corporation
The
proceeds
the
for
same
those
buy
its
suplliers would charge
designed to relieve the manu¬
as
same
facturer
to
the
quantities. This pricing is
handling numerous orders, and
of
from
to
enable
the
purchasers
source
a
variety of items produced by different
By purchasing parts from the company the customer
select, make purchases and receive prompt delivery from
one
manufacturers.
is
able
to
central
one
location
of
a
broad
line
of
products
made
by
numerous
manufacturers.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
—V.
193,
stock
p.
250,000
corporation
common
shares
July
(par
25
11,
filed
1861
cents)
be
to
a
"Reg.
offered
at
A"
$3,
and
proceeds
be
to
are
used
working capital.—V. 193,
for
the
purchase
Rock,
covering
100,000
reserves
With
The
Acceptance Corp., Atlanta, Ga.
Securities and
corporation
common
shares
on
July
five
(par
Files
—
Exchange Commission-—
11,
1961
cents)
to
filed
be
a
"Reg.
offered
at
A"
$3,
The
proceeds
are
to
be
used
for
takes
into
of
loans,
This
$3,
A" covering 80,000
through Hamilton
debt
of
repayment
working
and
below.—V.
194,
Net
in
were
arrangements whereby he and the other
leases for which the other promoters paid
leases
transferred
were
the
to
company
for
debentures.
Mr. McDonald asserted in general terms that a
$315,000 had been spent over a period of about four years on
leases prior to their transfer to the company.
The notification
and
to list Mr. McDonald
and
the
as
an
affiliate although he held 342,500
right to vote one-third of
1,000,000
a
share block held
1561.
National
the
reported
extent
the
to
by
four
are
Credit,
The
earnings in the June
six months.
The effect
current year results trail
which
current
the
two
the
the
to $0.89
months
nine
$1.75
or
share
per
the
on
ended June
1,242,919 shares
net earnings
1960,
30,
share, based on 1,241,900 shares which
dividend paid in September, 1960.
per
4%
nine
June
December
stock
months
ended
in the
quarter
March
and
June
same
surpassed
30,
1961
period of fiscal
the
volume
nine
months
the
of
of
last
as
year.
provision for U.
a
$2,315,000 provided
with
compared
months
1960 fiscal
aside
$1,400,000 set
Aetna
year.—V.
193,
p.
S.
and foreign
for this
purpose
taxes
in the
597.
Oil
Development
Co., Inc.
Suspension Be¬
—
decision
a
1960,
announced
order
registration
public
Phoenix, Ariz.
proposed
and
annual
of
sales
years.
Air-Oasis:'Airflite,
wholly-owned subsidiaries of
Air-Oasis
Spring
Mordy,
Aviation
Inc.,
Inc.,
Company,
investment
Street
president,
marks the fifth major financing program
Capital Co. in the past year. According to George
the company is now approximately 40% committed
with the balance of its portfolio invested
Alaska
This
Honolulu
in interest bearing obligations.
a
July 21,
the
SEC
made
permanent its Feb¬
temporarily suspending a Regulation A exemption
the Securities Act of 1933 with respect to a
of securities by Aetna Oil Dev. Co., Inc., of
under
offering
of
filed
in
oil
which
and
gas
had
been
issued
interests in
Net proceeds of
South
with
the
Third
SEC
St.,
Registered—
capital stock to be offered
common
The
company
24
for
organized
under
Nevada
shall
Sales
in
law
1960,
Aetna
the
proposed
to
promoters
properties
in
in
Carter
exchange
and
for
Fallon
be
made
($320 per unit).
basis
June
1961.
It
formed
gas
was
Vegas,
Las
July
on
leases
primarily for the purpose of acquiring Federal oil and
in Alaska, exploring and developing such leases to the
point where a profitable sale with a retained overriding royalty will
eventually, through seismic logs and other exploratory work, develop
one
or
more
areas
that will attract oil capital to complete the de¬
velopment of the property. The company intends to acquire oil leases
in
three
areas
of
Alaska" totaling 400,000 acres.
At present, the
owns
Basin.
surface
the
in
the
31,306
Bethel
acres
overriding
of
royalties
in
the
Alaska, representing interests in 207,660
contemplated to acquire leases on 115,000 acres
is
Unalakleet
extreme
royalty
West Central
It
acres.
River
southern
Basin
in
tip
Basin,
of
the
Southwest
85,000
acres
Koyukuk
Alaska.
on
Basin
The
the Adams Dome at
and 200,000 acres in
proceeds from the
net
land and
stock sale will be used to purchase land, for sales promotion,
and development, and delay rental reserve.
The company
outstanding 400,000 shares of common stock issued for services
overriding royalties, of which Vilas F. Adams, President, owns
exploration
has
97.5%
January,
>
public
of 2,450 five-year 5Va% "$100 par" debentures at $112.50 per
It had outstanding 1,779,000 common shares and 350 de¬
Montana.
120
statement
$2,560 per unit. No underwriting is involved.
by individual salesmen, selling on a commission
and
notification
Co.—Securities
Nev., filed a
covering 1,600,000
public sale, together
with oil leases totaling 400,000 acres, in 625 units, consisting of 640
acres
at
$832
and
2,560
shares at
$1,728
($.675
per
share),
or
shares
of
company,
registration
the
debenture.
of
that
are
both in Long Beach; Hunt
Huntair, Inc., of San Diego.
company
Permanent.
comes
offering
purchase
Association
Inc.,
and
was
quarters.
amounted to $2,504,505 during the period under
This compared with income before taxes of $4,484,842 in the
earnings
income
same
the
against $41,185,025
months
In
Trades
Air-Oasis,
which recorded sales of $6,493,329
in
1960,
is head¬
quartered at Long Beach Municipal Airport.
It was founded in 1935.
and operates primarily in Central and Southern
California.
It sells
approximately 8%
of the
total
factory output of Cessna Aircraft
There
net
that
Aviation
light private planes will triple within the next five
Air
totaled $35,364,1960.
Sales in
reported in each of
prior quarters, and showed an increase over the corresponding
of the previous year in contrast to the declines registered in
sales
as
the
100,000
»
such
assets
into
new
these
and
unless
promoters or
the promoters
Company.
109.
p.
of the entire preceding
equal
was
For
account
277
bentures
repayment
for
used
President
decrease
$2,169,842
were
Best &
Garey Co., Inc., Washington, D. C.
notes, and equipment.
to
outstanding.
In
covering
through
to
cost
1960.
ruary,
373.
p.
Hurst,
$1,104,505.
from
Aero Fidelity
stock, identifiable cash
the cost of the properties to
offering circular, the record indicated that leases
held by Mr. McDonald or United Gas and Oil.
entered
Koyukuk
through Affiliated
of furniture,
at
the first nine months of the current fiscal year, net earnings were
first
Underwriters, Inc., Little Rock, Ark.
The
been
In
The
on
F.
review.
2537.
Advanced Investment Management Corp., Little
Ark.—Files With SEC—
issuer is in the
an
the Commission stated,
the company or, if the
to
In
a
joint statement by George Mordy, president, Spring Street
and Larry Hunt, president, Air-Oasis, they described the participation as business expansion financing.
They pointed out that
published predictions of both the U. S. Department of Commerce and
Aeroquip Corp.—June Report—
Peter
on
The
be
of California,
Co.,
quarter exceeded those
Pre-tax
Outstanding
1,000,000
(10 cents par)
state,
cost
of
Fresno
the
CAPITALIZATION
to
are
Oil
Union
fiscal
purchases under large lot or contract buying arrange¬
ments, to fill specific orders and to refill inventory.
It then sells
to its customers in smaller quantities at
correspondingly higher prices
company
approximately
"Reg.
a
Aerojet-General Corp.—New Affiliate—
See
cabinets.
are
filed
1961
17,
&
capital.
has
which
July
on
shares "(par 10 cents) to be offered
Co., Inc., Hempstead, N. Y.
capital
Waters
oxide,
electron
tube,
germanium,
selenium,
regulated
power
supplies;
relays
and
solenoids;
resistors;
transformers,
chokes and reactors; voltage regulators;
chassis and
silicon;
The
-
Capital
Calif.—
Monica,
Santa
genera¬
hardware;
he
—
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
Clearings
47
the
of
drilled
which
loan, with warrants for the purchase of 16% of the out¬
standing Air-Oasis stock.
Blvd.,
company
ponents, parts
Its
17,
electronic
Mineola
142
Dec.
on
1952
Air-Oasis Co.
Financing Arranged — Spring Street
Capital Co., Los Angeles, Calif., has announced an in¬
vestment in The Air-Oasis of Long Beach, Calif., largest
private airplane distributor in the world,
whereby
Spring Street will make available a five-year, $300,000
48
80,000
:
company
York
in
leases
48
.
State
company's
royalties were valued at about $1,750,000,
valuation by Mr. McDonald, The use of such
by a Foundation.—V. 191, p.
60,000
■*..
the
been
obtained
also failed
40,000
to
McDonald
Mr.
the
While
in
had
$50,000
shares
of
System
Statement
the
13
48
20,000
Additions
.
land
McDonald
total
$20,000
Acquire and equip new quarters-Equipment to expand into over the counter business
transferors.
stock
56
The Course of Bank
listed.
priority
the
Reserve
of
that
of
one
the
and
a
development
not stated
the
about
1
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
deduction
underwriting commissions and finder's fee and the expenses
offering will be used by the company for the following pur¬
and in
poses
stock at $3
common
PROCEEDS—Net
of
other
Mr.
State and
that depth.
above
gave
in
improper under Regulation A where
was
or
promoters
381.
p.
disclose
by
represents cash
in exchange for
acquired
Miscellaneous Features
Investment News__
located
were
wells
gas
outstanding.
based upon
valuation
amounts
Pay¬
General Corporation and
and
covered
stock
exploratory
was
National Bank of Chicago, Chicago, 111.
convertible into class A common stock at any
are
a
on
1961,
not
was
payments had not been paid;
depths below 2,000 feet and
to
abandoned.
company's leases
amount
an
39
39
convertible
interest.
accrued
oil
of
failure to
a
land
and
total
The
39
Transactions New York St;ock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
First
The
including Aug.
to and
up
1,
at
debentures
The
time
SEC Index of Stock Prices
1960
was
on
the
of
45
39
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 39
Redemption—
redemption
for
through operation of the sinking fund,
debentures
the
41
—
Markets
which
properties,
same
and represented a premium of $12.50 above the "par value" of the de¬
bentures, resulting in an effective rate of interest of 2%
rather than
4V2%, and that if all the debentures had been sold and converted into
stock, public investors would have paid $275,625 for only about 12%
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
1897.
p.
Adams Engineering Co., Inc.—Partial
The
in
Exchange
the
rental
confined
were
addition, according to the decision, there was inadequate disclosure
that the proposed offering price of $112.50 was arbitrarily determined
40
Stock
in
certain
In
40
Over-the-Counter
also
well
a
number
a
cemented
39
39
Toronto
last year.
The second quarter is normally a lower volume
period for the company.
For the first
half, sales totaled $62,676,000, a 0.8%
Increase over
1960 first half sales of $62,208,000.
Earnings were $5,048,000, or $1.27
quarter
of
There
39
Canadian Stock Exchange
.
offer¬
prominence to the exist¬
general vicinity of the
company's properties, it failed to point out that such properties were
miles away from any producing oil well and that dry holes had been
drilled between much of the properties and the nearest oil production.
Montreal Stock Exchange
off
were
interests
rights
wells owned and operated by others
although the offering circular
gas
ence
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
1960.
from $25,924,000 last year.
$1,525,000 from $1,298,000 in the 1960 period.
Earn-
equivalent,
were
a
the
first half
However,
quarter sales were $28,633,000, up
Earnings rose
cents
quarter.
in
from
13.1%
ings
in the second
held
lease
Moreover,
37
37
—
Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast
also
Furthermore,
certain
and
37
37
—
Midwest Stock Exchange—
R.
President.
Cain,
well.
a
the Commission ruled that Aetna's notification,
disclosed.
15
27
32
——
Abbott
The
New York Stock
905.
p.
its decision,
promoters
Page
used
been
to be used primarily
50,000 acres on which all lease rental
payments were current.
No
description of the company's interest in such properties was given; and,
in fact, Harry William McDonald, principal stockholder and promoter,
United Gas & Oil, Inc., in which he owned a 28%
interest, and other
Stock and Bond Quotations
sales, retnals
were
circular and accompanying financial statements failed to supply
required information and contained statements which were materially
misleading, including the description of the company's properties, said
to include oil and gas leases and royalties on
oil and gas leases on
$1,840,000. Combined sales,
with ACF
accounting for
ended April
sold,
were
the company's leases and to drill
on
ing
In This Issue
this
rentals
pay
In
the
Chairman,
$11,086,000.
$5,166,000 or $3.64 per share. Combined
were
share,
per
T.
$226,938,000,
MISCELLANEOUS
•
amounting to about $234,000 if all
wholly-owned
$3.58
1961,
annual report
$3,248,000 and SHPX
services
its
and
equivalent to
William
30,
INSURANCE
•
Report—
company
company's
ACF earned
amount,
$215,852,000
the
of
$5,088,000,
were
year
hounced
earnings
INDUSTRIAL
•
services
Counties,
the public sale of the additional debentures
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.—Quarterly Report—
Earnings
double
than
of
those
those of
the
of
the
corporation
first
in
the
quarter of the
the recession level of
second
year
of 1961 were
substantially better
1960. The earnings
quarter
and
second-quarter
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(418)
gain was accomplished with an increase in sales of
and about 9%
quarter
months
three
For
30,
June
1961,
This
equal to 73 cents a common share,
compares
with earnings of $741,000, or
sales
of
$55,726,000
$1,432,000,
quarter of
The
the
37
or
in the
cents
second
of
quarter
share,
a
sales
on
sales
on
of
cents
19
1960,
of
Ludlum
and
earned
$60,857,000.
a
share,
with
$54,186,000
in
half
1960
on
$115,042,000,
results
1961
to
the first half
in
Allegheny Ludlum's
of
$1.10
or
with.$5,533,003,
compared
$135,399,000
brought
$4,293,000,
Net
or
I960.—V.
$1.43
193,
per
share,
per
or
of
with
$46,166,943
the
in
corresponding
Eoth
1961
six
months
for
totaled
$2,083,981
of
income
item
sales
of
which
of
resulted
States
ended
$1.28
or
$995,000
from
June
61
the
30,
share.
per
or
cents
net
settlement
for
earnings
Brake
there
Second
was
1960
share during the
of
tax
a
Government.
In
Recent
included
West
,
to
taken
the
issue
new
capital market
in
the
week
of, and steps to implement, the Free World's
Britain's austerity program and considerable hike in
and
7%.
in
term
in
The
moves
balance
our
capital
from
of
our
by
England
trade
this
money
will
dampen
and again
year,
market.
The
somewhat
induce
may
former
the
grave
a
event
Total
turn
„
response
new plans as
from making
has
been
felt
in
yet.
The
any
move
the
bond
investment-financing
until it
where price
activity commenced.
these
outside
factors
entered
ISSUE
IS
THIS
appears
to be holding
land. The impact to date
attrition has set in, and in the
first mortgage bonds, and Charleston, W. Va. for
On Tuesday or Wednesday, Gulf-Southwest
CYCLE
Several
months
Research
-'
a
m
and
ago,
July
27
volume
Chronicle's
and
first time
in
discussion television
of new issues.
Many ofs them were small in dollar
to $232,817,800. Feeding this total of new issues with
the Sept. 26 calendar listing of Pacific Gas &
Electric Corp.'s
up
assigned dates was
$60 million in bonds. Out of 67 items with sales dates
set, approximately 26
Reg. "A's"; and 10 were debt issues amounting to
$163,240,000 which
above
were
includes
the
utility.
As for state-local
issues, there
tax-exempt additions to the July 27 Chronicle calendar of
larger
30 newly announced offerings with dates
totaling $89,304,000.
calendar were $102,051,000 in
municipal sales in the week through
were
Debits from the
July 26 and $128,671,420 in corporates. Such issues as $25 million Northern Natural
Gas
sinking fund debentures with a yield of 4.80%, Union Electric Co.'s
$30 mil¬
lion first mortgage bonds with an annual net
interest cost of 4.69%, $35 million
State of Michigan Trunk Line
Highway with a net interest cost of 3.688%, $17,160,000
State of North Carolina with an annual net cost of
2.9766%, and $13,975,000 State
of Alaska at an average cost of 3.79% made
good their departure from the calendar
just as the effects of President Kennedy's national defense
speech and Britain's
bank rate rise were being felt or
anticipated. Suffice to say, they made their exit
in
good fashion. The tables below summarize the
financing requirements formally
set for the next four weeks, and from
July 31 on—with and without dates. The
last
a
table
reliable
rumors
deals
with
unfirmed
indication
they
are
of
based
the
on
financing plans which
demand
provide
a
for
the
of
the
corporate
not
to
be
construed
as
capital.
feeler
should not be ignored.
Most
are
Nevertheless, the reports and
regarding future capital needs which
.
bonds
definitely expected
to
be
offered
have
moved
into
with 'dates assigned and there
has been no increase in intended senior
financing plans. Municipals in both the
28-day float and the formal backlog
declined slightly.
slot
debt
28
Corporate
Bonds
July 31-Aug.
5
Last week's data
million
Total
Municipals*
Financings
$116,064,000
100,942,000
244,147,000
37,705,000
$228,810,000
257,091,110
353,291,460
114,365,000
$498,858,000
$512,727,000
$988,963,495
$58,686,600
99,349,110
24,160,000
$112,746,000
156,149,110
109,144,460
76,660,000
$243,740,170
$242,402,095
$454,699,570
$476,236,495
or
$233,834,400
more.
61,544.460
Total of Both
Corporates
$210,959,400
Total
$1
Stocks
$54,059,400
56,800,000
47,600,000
52,500,000
Aug. 7-Aug. 12
Aug. 14-Aug. 19
Aug. 21-Aug. 26
*
DA^ VISIBLE SUPPLY
Corporate
(95)
$893,970,440(409)
$848,978,345(403)
$1,246,819,745(461)
$953,557 570
.
$673,139,000
542.302,250(308)
(70)
$710,520,000
(68)
1
BACKLOG
Last Week
$1,263,000,000
_
$1,250,000,000
of
ELECTRONICALLY
head
the
of
the
Council
of
National
Economic
Bureau
of
Advisers,
Economic
stated
on
that the Department of Commerce had taken over
feeding of the National Bureau's business cycle indicators.
In much the same way that Simon Kuznets and the National
Bureau turned over to
the Department of Commerce their work in
developing national income
the
•
care
program
and
and
the
National
Bureau's
efforts
with
leading
accounting,
confirming
and
This entails 72 principal economic indicators and about 350
component series
up
making
This fantastic job, however, done by EDP took but half an
recently showed that the first four months of this upturn did as well or
than any of the previous postwar
recovery periods.
Mr. Hodges stated that
the major indices.
hour.
It
better
the data
this is the first recovery since WW II in which our GNP came
quarter to top the pre-recession peak. GNP in April-June topped last
year's period by the substantial figure of $8V2 billion. He also pointed out that therecovery rate from the recession's lowest point was twice as fast as that of any of
the three previous recoveries—indicative of the shallowness of the
dip we are now
back
just
revealed
one
presumably leaving.
•
THE
~
the
calendar
they added
$306,676,095
(35)
were given over to Mr. Hodge's economists.
Using electronic data processing machines for the first time on this scale, movements;
of all significant indicators were chartered for all
phases of the business cycle and
compared with previous cyclical movements.
UNCHANGED
for the
$333,653,480(133)
560,316,950(276)
Burns,
Chairman
.
entered
(58)
business cycle indicators
Thursday are: 750,000 shares of Magna Pipe Line Co., Ltd.,
common, viz.
Bear, Stearns & Co. and W. C. Pintfield, $4,525,000 North
Hempstead, S. D. 10, N. Y.
/In the docket for the last day of the week (Aug. 4) is
Dempsey-Tegeler's under¬
writing of 754,730 shares of First Surety Capital.
>The first confirmatory announcement of this was
made last
Friday, July 28, by
Secretary of Commerce Luther H. Hodges.
were
$397,841,400
INDICATORS
Arthur F.
former
Geoffrey Moore's
on
assigned and
Last Week
(27)
COMMERCE DEPARTMENT MEASURES BUSINESS
on
issues without dates
the
week's gross total of both the formal and
indeterminate backlogs came to
$2.4 billion. The gross picture this week adds up to hardly any
change. It amounts
to $2.5 billion.
Wednesday are these municipals: $16,943,000 State of
Maryland,
$10 million Sacramento Unified School District,
Calif., and $4
million San Jose, Calif. One
utility, the Long Island Lighting Co. will receive bids
that day for $25 million first
mortgage bonds.
of
to
Last
$60,315,000 PHA's,
docket
compared
BACKLOG
This Week
$4,000,000.
Capital, managed by Harriman Ripley
Co., is expected to offer 1,250,000 shares; North¬
ern Pacific
Co. will put up for competitive bidding $7,200,000 in equipment trust
certificates, and Automatic Canteen Co. of America, via Glore, Forgan & Co. is
set to issue $12 million sinking fund
debentures; and Lehman Brothers and Shearson,
Hammill & Co. may put up Interstate Department Stores'
$5,859,400 con¬
vertible subordinated debentures which is a
rights offering set for Aug. 1-17.
Relatively little change has taken place in the 28-day visible
supply, the formal
backlog and in the indeterminate backlogs Many new corporate securities left the
2.5%.
$282,226,000,
t-
(58)
Total corporate bonds and stocks
& Co. and Underwood, Neuhaus &
REMAIN
totaled
(23)
INDETERMINATE
OFFERING
public offerings this week (July 31-Aug. 5) amount to $116,064,000 in
municipal issues up for competitive bidding, and five larger corporates that
underwritten and three that are not. Total corporate
financing slated for the
week comes to $112 million and debt issues make
up $54 million of this amount.
All in all, the week should be a moderately active one since its
anticipated demands
aggregate around $228.8 million.
°
:
'
X
Today (July 31) sealed bids will be sought by Public Service Co. for $4 million
TABLES
sales improved
95 of such issues without dates.
16
BACKLOG
1961
(31).
municipals with df.tes
are
Expected
and
,
in
Scheduled
Up for bidding
in
dates and $9,288,000
preferreds without dates; $10.8 million in two equipment trust cer¬
tificates with dates; and 38 issues of $300,000 or less with dates and
market
LARGEST
23.8%
sales
.*$1,290,667,340(467)
•«-
...
the
WEEK S
313.
the company for the second quarter of
the equivalent 1960 period, it was re¬
Chairman, and Roy J. Sund, President.
Data in parentheses denote number
of issues.
*
Includes $14.5 million in two preferreds with
picture, bonds traded on the New York
Stock Exchange reached 188 lows and 44 highs in the first three weeks of
July.
Last week's bond market began to drop and stocks responded to
anticipated price
inflation, and to discount the effects of increased government spending.
PHA'S
compared
p.
of
$396,696,900
Total corporates
Total
as
194,
$304,334,400
93,507,000
.—_
Total stocks_w___
.
the lay of the
market
stock market where flurry of
Eefore
sees
earlier.—V.
over
Stelk,
FORMAL
to
now expected to increase cur fiscal deficit
(July 1, 1961 - June
30, 1962) to over $5 billion because of President Kennedy's request for nearly
$3.5 billion in extra military-civil defense appropriations. Just prior to this, the
projected deficit was estimated at about $4 billion. A more optimistic view of our
recovery
pace
may
account for only the estimate of an additional $1 billion
deficit as against a $3.5 billion
step-up in expenditures.
None of this, so far, has affected corporate
financing plans already made—neither
increasing-decreasing or accelerating-postponing them nor, for that matter, generat¬
back
bonds
$78,142,165
were
year
same
Corporate stocks with dates
Corporate stocks without dates.
flight of shortin
a
$275,212,000.
bank
favorable
1961
Co.—Quarterly Report—
C.
up
of
Corporate bonds with dates.___
$361,799,400
Corporate bonds without dates. ./
34,897,500
just past
rights m
its
the
were
of
half
$86,096,673
This Week
U. S. S. R. threats is
ing
of
and earnings
improvement
quarter
total
TOTAL
BROWN
affirmation
our
Berlin;
rate
factors
exogenous
SIDNEY
first
Monday, July 31, 1961
.
.
period, earnings after provision for taxes, amounted to
$13,756,000, equivalent after payment of preferred dividends to 83 cents
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
By
the
by William
Earnings
Shoe
a special
first quarter
controversy with the
addition
In
per
sales
showed
ported
the
in
shipments
American Can
share.
United
total
represented
$40,478,424
of
.
;a'es
2537.
p.
shipments
shipments
for the June quarter were $1,169,021 or 72 cents per
share. Second quarter earnings in 1960 were $2,098,808 or $1.29
common
on
from
quarter
earnings
earrings
the first
earnings
share,
per
decline
Shipments
Shoe Co.—June Report—
second
period.
For
of
company's
12%
a
1961.
second-quarter
first
American Brake
the first
over
The
Allegheny
$2,861,000,
of
12%
the year-ago quarter.
over
ending
.
•
FEDERAL
RESERVE'S
EFFORTS
Changes in the Fed's portfolio of U. S. Government securities bought outright indi¬
cate the leverage support given to the bond market. In the
year between July 27,
1960 and July 26, 1961 the Fed purchased
$2,753,000,000 in_ notes and bonds, and sold
$2,491,000,000 in certificates and bills. This left a net gain, in long
terms, of $262
million of Federal debt to monetize. The
question raised today is how the Fed will
proceed in its "nudging" policy of selling short terms and buying
long terms in the
face of Britain's Bank Rate
lure, to offset the price attrition on bonds here—which
has been milder than expected, so far—and
yet not handicap the Administration's
efforts
to finance
its
expected increase in the Federal deficit. Compounding these
complications is the reality of our recovery and the stimulus provided by increased
governmental expenditures.
The Fed cannot and must not sell short a sound
economy in order to pacify the cheap-money-at-any-cost advocates in
Congress who
would not hesitate to wrap their arguments around the
stronger defense measures
being taken. It may be sooner than we think when President Kennedy will have to
face the prospect of higher taxes if Federal revenues do not
increase as anticipated
or to cut down on
expenditures elsewhere. Recovery plus national defense spending
must not mean money/credit inflation, to maintain an
artificially predetermined low
interest rate.
Lastly, there remains the unknown effect upon the dollar, and our
gold, when Britan makes use of IMF resources and sells dollars to offset pressures
on
sterling.
LARGER ISSUES
Among the larger issues ahead
cate:
•.
'
-V
as
AHEAD
listed below there is
v
one
equipment trust certifi¬
:
.
.
Week
of
■,
'
Aug.
7-Aug. 11: $50 million Atlantic Fund for Investment in U. S.,
common; 400,U00 shares of Automated Merchandising Capital
Corp., common; 150,000
units of Nationwide Homes, Inc.; $30 million
Kimberly-Clark Corp., debentures;
$20 million Northern States Power Co., bonds; $3.6 million Gulf, Mobile & Ohio
RR., equipment trust certificates; one million shares of Texas Capital Corn., com¬
mon;
$14.3 million Business Funds, Inc., capital; and in
Municipals—$3,790,000
Churchill Area School Authority, Pa.; $4,086,000
Anchorage, Alaska; $3.5 million
Anchorage Indep. S. D., Alaska; $8 million Mobile, Ala.; $25 million
Pennsylvania
General State Auth.; $14 million St.
Petersburg,
Va.; $5 million San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Fla.; $9,125,000
Fairfax
County,
,
Week of Aug.
14-Aug. 18: 125,000 shares of Lease Plan International Corp.,
common;
$4.5 million Apache Corp., units; $5 million Apache Realty Corp., units; $40 million
Consumers Power Co., bonds; $5 million Superstition Mountain
Enterprises, Inc.,
common; 65,000 shares of Wisconsin Power & Light Co.,
preferred; 325,000 shares
of Mite Corp., capital; 155,000 shares of Mortgage
Guaranty Insurance Co,, common;
$5 million TelePrompter Corp., debentures; 300,000 shares of Lytton Financial
Corp.,
capital; and in Municipals—$5,395,000 Incline General Impt. Dist., Nev.;
$7,050,000
Paducah, Ky.; $225 million California (State of).
Week of Aug. 21-Aug. 25: $20 million Flato Realty
Fund, shares; $50 million Real
Estate Investing Association, Inc., units; and in
Municipals — $25 million Cook
County, Illinois.
.
"
1
July 27, 1961.
.
.
Volume
194
Number
6077
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(419)
share
per
earnings
for
the
Earnings
of
17.3%
of
15,760,843
on
compared
1960
for
preferred
compared
First
half
the
over
of
comparable
in
sales
1960
stock
common
66
or
cents
outstanding.
These
15,730,284
shares,
on
Anderson New England Capital Corp.—Common
Re'gd
This
half
iirst
dividends,
to $1.01
of
$11,109,000,
quarter.
the
the
over
shares
with
second
1960
totaled
total
earnings
of
$20,339,000,
$17,342,000.
equal
were
to
t
.
totaled $512,374,000, an increase
$498,060,000.—V. 193, p. 697. i"'
to
intends
the
a
BUSINESS—The
Coit
in
St.,
Delaware
facture,
for
the
production
N.
was
of
purpose
and
sale
net
proceeds
PROCEEDS—The
of
facsimile
from
communication
the
of
sale
the
The
licensed
as
development——___
and
(4) Working
capital
.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
:
r—
EFFECT
PRESENT
•
Authorized
•
Common
—v.
stock
193,
(par 10 cents)
v :
2001.
p.
'
180,000 shs.
"
shares
common
holders
at
shares
share
per
sold
cents)
20
(par
$1.50
being
July 6, 1961 filed
the
to
for
15-day
a
public
at
The
proceeds
be
to
are
$2
invested
in
for
subscription
period
per
with
share.
assets
'
the
No
required
.
by
V
'
•
amounted
.
months
.
bring
of
1961
further
Compared
from 27
to
347,714.
■
and
record
predicted
unsubscribed
underwriting
is-
the
sales
and
that the
29
cents
Net
on
after
earnings
half
second
for
of
the
the
first
the
at
would
year
half,
earnings
share
per
improved-'
5.0%.—V. 193,
end
Bowling Corp.—Acquisition—
Lloyd
R. Ludwig, President,
announced
the further
expansion
of
company's Vending Division by the acquisition of M. & W. Dales
Inc. of Nixon, N. J., with branches in Hackensack, Lakehurst,
New Egypt and Eatontown, N. J.
the
total
of
26,400
issued
final
number
in
shares
partial
of
American
payment
$1,990,474
the
of
A*
oi
'
"
as
compared with a
fiscal year.—V. 194,
previous
stock
common
held
audit
shares
of
and
is
on
the
International's
the
in
As
a
result
a
total
of
13
signing
of
common
contract.
the
stock
M.
vending
of
Tne
now
p.
&
the
DEBENTURE CONVERTIBILITY—The
'
debentures,
1, and Aug. 1,
payable
Aug.
semi-annually on Feb.
1961.
They are convertible
7,
before
or
stock
Aug.
1971,
1,
$1,000
per
L.
I.,
N.
Y„
connection
and
to
the
of
shares
60
or
of
provide
in
Park
Ave.,
It
to
total annual volume
acquisition
in
and
a
New
service
the
industrial
similar
represents
AIBC's
entire
state
in-plant
feeding
throughout the
services
of
"Consequently,''
Jersey.
the
component
missile
engineering
government.—V. 193,
and
for
computer
jet
aircraft
research
and
fields.
to
than $7,000,000.
more
third
purchase
in
the
Vending Division is
of New Jers'ey with full line
facilities."
The Division also
our
New
England
area.—V.
194,
The
The
Chase
Manhattan Eank has been appointed registrar for the
class of 5%
cumulative preferred stock, fourth series, $100
value of the corporation.—V. 192, p. 1089.
American
The
y
1961,
Steel
Foundries—Quarterly Report—
reported
company
was
than
more
In
year earlier levels.
also less than the
for the quarter ended June 30,
previous quarter results, but fell below
in the nine months ended June 30 were
Earnings
year
period,
ago
Joseph
B.
Lanterman,
In
to
with
railroads
the
In
cents
63
for
cast
steel
Station,
months
$41,733,219,
first
half
—V.
193,
With
The
The
$1,776,828,
nine
the
months
share,
a
ended
compared
June
A.S.F. had income of $4,199,787,
$5,917,947, or $2.02 a share a year
30,
with
year
while
ago,
American
The
months
sales
compared with $33,110,157
$80,615,579,
were
down
Co.—Six
its
reports
Months'
consolidated
Report—
income,
net
for
the
six
June 30, 1961, totaled $1,561,283 compared with $1,662,corresponding period last year.
Net income in the second
was
$11,412 higher than in
1960
and
equal to $0.99 per
share,
Net
the
income
with
Net
same
for
six
the
totaled
sales
the
$47,764,212
$1.93
was
period
last
share
per
this
com¬
year
63
of
the
American
This
shares
sale
of
at
basis
Realty
of
company,
registration
compared
with
$48,570,651
in
the
$10
will
statement
share
Trust's
The
193,
p.
1222.
per
Trust,
to
be
offered
filed
a
500,000
for
public
share.
The
underwriters
receive
also
to
the
in
95
a
includes
certain
offering will be made on an all-or-none
headed by Stifel,
Nicolaus
&
Co.
Inc.,
per share commission.
The registration
13,000 shares reserved for allotment at $9.05
cent
persons
who
have
indicated
an
interest
in
sales in
Corp.
Trust
organized
under
District
of
Columbia
law
in
U-Test-M
and
combined
them
earnings
estate
of
interests.
shares
will
The
be
$4,642,650
applied
estimated
toward
the
net
proceeds
purchase
of
from
real
the
estate
Trust
has
outstanding
16,200 shares of beneficial interest, of
which Thomas J. Broyhill,
President and Chairman of the Trustees,
James
C.
Bishop, Secretry-Treasurer and Trustee,
and Joel T. and
Marvin T. Broyhill, Trustees, own over 8%
each, and trustees and
officers
and
purchased
the
at
underwriter
$7
and
$7.50
as
a
per
group
own
100%. These shares were
stores
on
television
report
showed
of
Vend-O-Matic
in
the
will
growing
said:
"The
enable
Midwest
A.R.A.
vending
to
shareholders,
R.
President,
Were
$139,882
that
9.1
or
while
last
1960
of
fiscal
cents
sales
net
year,
of
months
of
of
Stanton
disclosed
$3,621,559,
Avery,
that
sales
15%
up
bver
amounted
to
1961,
share.
per
for
the
income
down
$3,415,707
sales
of
/
quarter
was
rose
35%.
and
net
$6,754,441
were
$6,713,394
for the same period last
year,
below the record profits of $594,017
43%
were
1960.
stated
that
sales
and
earnings are both expected to
gains in the second half of fiscal 1961.
However, it
profits would continue to be affected
by higher fixed costs
expansion
of
the
company's
productive
capacitv
last
599.
p.
-
the
to
$226,372,912,
this
of
of
and
year
earned
just
this
compared
ended,
of
the
and
first
164
and
sold
total
compared
of
shares
751
of
on
the
stock-cash
a
of
Board
income
net
were
totaled
$75,435,598
against
as
$72,983,571
income
the
1961
first
half
reached
to 77
$7,422,057,
cents per share
equal,
the
on
after
9,548,-
stock
common
$15,931,808,
comparable
of
increased
revenues.
Files
"Favorable
period
in
1960;
193,
tax
against
as
provision
$13,-
$8,509-
was
2211.
p.
a
said.
the
Aug.
over
totals
$2,280,765 earned
common
increased
"Revenues
the
equal about 77
3,275,643
be
25.
by
4%
Mr.
Earnings for the three
equal to 24 cents a share
the
This
number
of
third
quarter
totaled
history,
The
to
This
Astrex.
shares
compared
June
year.
for
fiscal
in
and
70
I960,", Mr.
respectively
cents
outstanding.
The
number
of
June
$619,693,
the
30,
19
or
earlier
year
the
income
best
was
$1,893,670,
1960.
$18,797,353
for
1961
stock
quarter
share
a
period.
$790,130,
were
common
cents
$1,928,394.
58
or
Revenues
the
in
the
out¬
on
the
in
the
Revenues
company's
to
cents
59
cents
share
a
June
corresponding
or
30
were
period
the
at
last
share.
a
three-
$19,294,551
last
p. 1223.
account
of the fluctuations in
the
rate
of
exchange,
as
year.—V. ; 193,
affiliates
its
and
combined
reported
Bankers Dispatch Corp.—Common
Registered—
I960
This corporation, of 4652 South Kedzie
Ave., Chicago, filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on
July 20 covering 100,000 outstanding
shares of common stock, to be offered for
Midland,
sales
of
Astrex
$3.7
ended
-
has
million
Feb.
companies with
earnings after taxes
acquired
net
and
28,
1961.
U-Test-M
sells
its
President
self-
tubes
sold
through
these
units.—V.
192,
Astronetic Research, Inc., Nashua, N. II.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Organized
cipally
The
corporation
class A
common
officers
to
and
July
on
shares
11,
1961
(par $1)
and
employees
filed
shares
the
to
covering
A"
"Reg.
a
of which 6,000 shares
54,000
60,000
to be offered
are
at
public
The
$5.
proceeds
and
are
to
be
used
for
purchase and
installation
of
Net
earnings
ended
compared
of
1960,
of
June
with
net
Jack' L.
the
30,
Wolgin,
Earnings
for the 1961
1,506,163
combined
on
25
cents
Mr.
new
a
share
Wolgin
peaks
The
at
corporation
1961,
on
common
that
$19,174,603,
growth
in
notes
a
"more
high
in
reported
period
and
class
combined
notes
subsidiaries
new
$351,424
months
1,424,378
reported
of
president,
nine
and
reached
and he
to
B
receivable
than
receivable,
twice
to
51
year
Jbt
the
level
30
sales
cents
first
from
of
ended
law
in
the
outstanding
shares
of
half
F.
Vitolo,
30,
the
the
unearned"finance charges
year
and
1961,
of
the
the
(prin¬
company
predecessor
1
last
of
for
to
year—a
1,175,200
record
■
company,
companies,
•
the
first
$357,007
rise
shares
of
the
a
for
months 'of
increase
the
1960.
of
six
Net
as
against
19
30%
income
for
the
equaled
cents
for
the
1960.
the
backlog as of June
backlog of $6 million at
as
six
an
as
compared to $228,240
50%. Earnings per share
company's prospects
President
and
Chairman
characterized
earnings
$4,137,076,
outstanding
30
tions
and
->
totaled
to
a
sales
1961.
period
$3,209,107
amounted
on
Reviewing
reported
June
BarChris'
reached
June,
to sell 100,000 shares.
for
period
shares
Delaware
corporation
sales
taxes
share
30
all
same
ago.
June
for
proposes
after
a
all-
an
instruments
nine
months
cents,
common
a
under
$761,330
stockholders.
rose
shares
the
at
nine
on
BarChris Construction Corp.—Six Months'
Report—
equip¬
over
for
like
made
,
Net
record
the
be
the
received
The
earnings
will
for banks.
It also transports exposed color film
prints, microfilm, and general office records. Said subsidiaries
were
organized in 1949 and subsequent years by Mr.
Stergios.
He presently
owns
all of the 329,250
outstanding common shares of
months
months
offering
and
working capital.
Atlas Credit Corp.—Njrie Months' Report—
The
in the
negotiable
offering will be underwritten by Schirmer, Atherton & Co., Boston.
The
stockholder.
holding company) through its subsidiaries is primarily en¬
transportation of commercial paper, documents and non-
a
gaged
Files With
—
public sale by Jerry Stergios,
sole
through E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc.
The public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. "
1193.
p.
and
basis
or-none
the
for
of
stood
same
the
the
at
$8
time
second
Board,
million
last
half,
Christie
reported
as
year.
that
compared
Mr.
Vitolo
company's recently entry into bowling oenter opera¬
move that could add up to substantial new profits
farsfghted
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana
Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
William Dana Seibert, Treasurer; George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week
[every Thursday (general news and advertising Issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Sane
Street, Chicago 3 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 York, N. Y., under the Act
of March 3, 1879. Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of
Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
On
of
estimated.
ended
3.275.643 shares of
$7,052,191,
net
with
mark
gain
$6,357,524 for the corresponding period
$2,616,678 was the best month on record.
of
months'
compares
quarters
against
June
11%
with
volume
nine
with
cents
shares
Sutter
months
on
compares
same
subsidiaries
ended
an
through payment of a stock dividend
closely approach $26,000,000 compared
should
with $25,104,281 last year,"
standing.
on
announced.
are
increase
These
will
quarter
ago
president,
continuing in July. Record" earnings in excess
anticipated for the full fiscal year ending Sept. 30,
are
10%
current
shares
company for its third fiscal
the like quarter a year
over
Sutter,
trends
$2,500,000
nearly
Sutter
the
28%
T.
THE
NOTE:
in
1960.
for
the
in
according
basis,
of
$7,313,063, respectively.—V.
30
testers. ** The
its
in
Baker Oil Tools, Inc.—June
Report—
Net
*'.•
working capital..
and
subsidiaries
of
for
and
of
self-service
Astrex
its
half
income
924,541
of U-Test-M
through
sales
12%
compares
,
acquisition
and
was
a
"Reg. A" covering 100,000
offered at $3 through California
plant facilities
sales
outstanding at the period's end.
This
with net income of $6,611,478 for the first half of
1960, which
equal to 69 cents per share, after preferred
dividends, on the same
number of outstanding shares.
Pre-tax income in the latest
period was
6.1
year.
—
in
preferred stock dividend provision,
$246,872,807
profit
a
3%
Sales and earnings set a record for
any first
in the company's 75-year history. 1
>
"
six months
ended
June 30,
1961, consolidated net sales of
year
Avon
.
before.
share.
Profits
Retailers
earnings for the period amounted
share, an increase of 41%
over
net
period
quarter
sales
half
that
Net
July
assets.
The
Mr.
totaled
franchised
independent
route
owners > who
supermarkets,
drug
stores,
hardware
stores
and
a
consigned basis. Midland is a distributor of radio
in
1961.
According to the prospectus, its purpose is to provide investors
with an opportunity to own, through transferable shares, an interest
in
diversified
income-producing properties
consisting principally
of
earlier.
year
continued
In
million.
$122,000 for the year
service
tube
testers
to
ment
was
develop¬
2774.
Net
of
however,
half increases of
reported by the company.
half
t
quarter
share,
a
in
filed
be
for
acquired
RESCO
of $6
excess
recorded
the
affairs.
and
research
p.
Automatic
1961,
per
quarter
First
Philadelphia-based electronics, distribution organization, and
affiliates, RESCO of York, Pa., RESCO of Delaware and RESCO In¬
and
Registered—
608 13th St. N. W., Washington, D. C.,
with
the
SEC
on
July
25
covering
interest
.,
million.
were
.
Trust—Securities
increase
old
ternational
install
statement
beneficial
through
which
period.—V.
in¬
to
Avon Products, Inc.—Six Months'
Report—
an¬
uptrend
first
cents
1960,
quarter
months
to
tubes
increase
of
year.
recent
a
Chicago-based vending firm,
ending May 31, 1961, or
a
a
Smith,
31,
$3,132,882.
six
from
first
193,
the
president,
general
than
company
the
1961
the
Chairman
variety
1960
11,
used
be
$13.5
Schindler,
In
months
same
in
share,
a
Armco
Thq purchase of U-Test-M and Midland is the second major acquisi¬
by Astrex in the past six months.
In March, the company ac¬
quired Radio Electric Service Co. of Pennsylvania (RESCO), a 35-year-
1960.
as
the
in
$2.08
corresponding
sale
cents
Manufacturing
Distributing Corp. of Milwaukee, Wis., and
country's
largest
manufacturer
of
radio
and
tube testing equipment and a leading distributor
the
companies
broadcasts,
$305,068.
first
from
on
to
acquisitions will
The
of
mailed
cents
second
year.—V.
tion
the
quarter
real
The
in
cents)
television
and
a
,
Midland
approximately
of
Ave.
months
period
Russell
earnings of $337,279
The
Exchange Commission—
July
50
self-service
radio
to
Mark
ended
in
pared
of
from
489.
p.
Optical
company
months
nine
193,
$91,953,439—V.
per
quarter
three
announced
the
affiliates,
television
two
Sales in the June quarter were $28,152,438
per
quarter
amounted
1960.
sales
first
on
are
company
of
first
the
the
added
Los Angeles.
and
purchase
Brcokline
newly-available
wholly-owned subsidiary of
the space for manufacture
use
three
service
May
comparable
was
.
H.
noted,
the
for
show
Astrex, Inc.—Acquisitions—
The
ago
Corp.
$1.47
199
first
of
of
and
(par
proceeds
the
report
and
sales
resulting
;
corporation
Investors,
the
on
the
„
ended
the
for
the
of
year totaled $23,176,168, or $1.57 a share, against
a
share, in the like 1960 period. Sales in the
$413,944,419, compared with $521,181,381 a year ago.
shares
3.
13.3
slightly
but
.-V
quarter
the
the
Securities
common
of
Multiplex
Vend-O-Matic,
in
President
p.
or
report
over
up
precision
2774.
p.
receiving
comparable
interim
quarter
For
$2,82
or
Multiplex Corp.,
efficient
194,
quarter
this
were
through
amount
subsidiary will
of
located facilities
more
$197,397
on
income increased to
1961,
earlier.
a
of
well
Chairman,
income
shipments of steel mill products totaled 1,017,739 tons in
quarter, compared with 819,719 tons in the first quarter of 1961.
Mr. Johnston reported that
the company's net profit for the first
their
or
in
and
income
Armco's
share from $853,997, or 30 cents a share in the March
June quarter earnings were $2,356,473, or 81 cents
per
Year
30,
share.
In
1
in
second
components.
quarter ended June
quarter.
a
second
dollar
cents
by
Davidson,
the
6%
to
Assembly Engineers, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.
sharp earnings increase from the quarter
ended March 31, 1961, to "a general pickup in the
economy" and to
the company's diversification which
"put us in a better position to
take advantage of the rising demand." He noted earnings of A.S.F.
subsidiaries helped the company offset currently slack demand from
or
4.9
the
share.
a
quarter
each
possible
considerable
that
the
on.
President,
Mr. Lanterman attributed the
the
second
a
con¬
floor
facilities.
Automatic Radio's plant
said
$1,275,000
of
J.
the
first
the
said.
'
the
$187,571,507
on
In
$1.20
or
for
the
cents
six
income
net
double
94
or
Johnston,
quarter
reported.
$17,775,225,
additional
par
T.
results, reflecting
demand
for
steel,
were
considerably better
earnings which amounted to
$9,260,646, or
with
Kap Corp. of Delaware—Appointment
$13,915,522,
1961, .Logan
.
Armco's" second
Johnston
production
made
was
of
provide
Board
nounced.
Sales
Seal
earned
of
quarter
expanding
by
area
company
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
corporation
second
to
a
Avery Adhesive Products,
Inc.—Quarterly Report—
2661.
p.
$2,688 785
.
Inc.—Expansion Completed
which
increase.
modern
dated
\
Steel
Armco
snares.
wnile
4
for
determined
be
com-
charges
ago
Plant the
capable
of
Davre
engines and
the U. S.
primarily
$5,690,047, against
broadcasting.
ahead
The
also
missile
and
services,
It
year
production
space
announced
sales
like
proceeds
parts
provides
213.
American
in
was
19%
common
Huntington
a
special shareholders meeting of Automatic
Retailers of America,
July 18, stockholders approved the
merger
of Vend-O-Matic,
a
on
recent
electrical,
used
755
"
last,
increases
10, rp*le
radios
Inc.
to
Arcs
of
30
finance
'
program
utilized
■
>
$1,373,340
personnel in its
engineering, and
departments, Mr. Housman said.—V.
193,
At
Inc.
interest
be
at
June
Unearned
Automatic Retailers of
America, Inc.—Merger OK'd—
to repay bank loans incurred in
acquisition of Machinery Builders Inc.
additional working capital.
Arcs
manufactures
electro-mechanical
and
mechanical
components
use
the
which
machines
stock
common
share,
to
are
from
property
financial
areas
physical expansion also will
permit Automatic Radio
Sales
electronic,
are
into
per
9
company,
will
with
also
at $16.66
'•
bond.
which
on
in
j.
FM
2.
record July 26, with
rights
The subscription price is 100%,
"
acquisition program started in April of this year,
now has
W.
geared
vending
will
companies have been consolidated into the AIBC Vending
field
provides
transaction
expected to be in the neighborhood of 43,300
Division, which
The
involved
be
number
Offering—The
of
1960.
up
record
acbacent
ment
backlog
p.
new
devoted
Housman
The
'
by
'
be
will
novation
■
-
.
30,
30,
for
increased
service
Housman, president of the automobile radio and air
manufacturing firm, said a large part of the
increased
**
Mi.
demand
employ
'COmpleted at its Boston
increase
space
at the rate of $500 prin¬
debentures for each 100 shares of
expire Aug. 7, 1961.
801.
p.
Co.,
A
The
of
strong
to
193, p. 2105.
market."—V.
BUSINESS—The
were
'
1
'
June
June
^
will
space
Shareholders may subscribe
six
provision
American International
stock,
,.Pav^d
ditioner
•
Co., New York.
the insurance
by
sales increase from $51,743,019 to $57,for Federal income taxes went
10.8%
a
earnings
from $2,287,050 to $2,401,916, up
common
a
at
expansion
announced
Lomasney, Loving
is
first
1960
plant
a
,
gains.
with
of
.
to
cipal amount of the
reported
shares
continued
efforts
Automatic Radio Mfg-. Co.,
A
company is offering to its common shareholders the
right
to subscribe to $1,630,000 of 5%%
convertible subor-;
dinated debentures due 1971, through
stock->
American Hospital Supply Corp.—Six Months' Report
corporation
23,450
set
year ago.—V.
outstanding stock.
''«*
year
$1,094,522
.
The
company
company under'
under the
registered
had
involved.
laws of the State.
the
funds
&
be offered
to
1961,
is
Arcs Industries, Inc.—Debenture
Rights
"Reg. A" covering 198,000 class A
a
fsical
of
American Home Security Life Insurance Co., Roswell,
M.—Files With SEC—
The company on
reached
The company has reported net sales of
$2,388,346 and earnings of
$62,873, ,for the fiscal year ended May 31, 1961. This
compares with
higher net sales of $2,575,196 and lower
earnings of $47,343 for the
previous fiscal year ended May 31, 1960,
reflecting a decline in net
sales but an increase in
earnings as compared with previous fiscal
year.
The backlog of orders reported
by the company as of the end of
;
the
N.
It
Aqua-Chem, Inc.—Annual Report—
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
"
June,
investment
1958.
'
9,800
FINANCING
of
$9,106,250
$3,182,606 at
capital
of
our
development of our
figure of $19,174,603 at
with
•
E. Ross Anderson, Board
Jr.y President, and Putnam & Co. own
respectively. Anderson and Galeucia are
President and Executive
-Vice-President, respectively, of the investment
adviser, and own respectively 40% and 16% of its
30,000
________—
TO
in
business
Act
result
and
intensive
receivable
Vice-President;
—
(3) Research
small
a
Investment
the
more
notes
paied
Chairman; Howard Gambrill,
6.4%, 6.4%, 6.4% and 17.1% t
offered
hereby will be $89,800 which is presently intended to be used in
the following order of priority:
(1) Additional equipment and machinery
$20,000
(2) Sales promotion, advertising and market development-. 30,000
be
Business
company has outstanding
Kenneth W. Galeucia,
which
equipment.
shares
to
Small
'
by
are
working capital, to furnish equity capital and to make
long-term loans
to small business concerns.
Anderson-Nichols & Company, Inc., one of
the principal organizers of the
company, will provide the company with
technical and economic information and
investment advice.
principal place of business at '
incorporated on Feb. 20,
1961,.engaging in the development, manu¬
J.,
public sale through underwriters headed
public .offering price and underwriting terms
<The
The
used,
having its
company,
Irvington,
Co.
for
is
credit
in
resources
Investment Company Act of 1940 as a
closed-end, non-diversified man¬
agement investment, company.
Net proceeds from the stock sale will be
together with a portion'of present capital not needed for initial
Corp.—Common Offered—Pursu¬
July 24, 1961 offering circular, Shell Associates,'
Inc., New York City, publicly offered 40,000 shares of
this firm's common stock at $3 per share.
160
offered
supplied by amendment.
1
Organized under' Massachusetts, law
2.9%
American Facsimile
ant to
be
be
.
of
to
funds
improvement
filed
a
registration
400,000 shares of common
Putnam. &
share,'
per
1961
of
stock,
After payment
$1.20
capital
company,
of 150 Causeway St., Boston,
with the SEC on July 21 covering
statement
increase.
an
1960.
in
total
the
196.1
3
remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(420)
'\
the
in
centers
the
would
company
end
the
1961.—V.
of
operating
3.
be
194,
p.
152 lanes. He
minimum of 250
a
two
the
$3
Beam-Matic, Inc.) manufactures and dis¬
basis, a specialized line of hospital
of which are of original design and
tributes, on an international
equipment and supplies, some
which
of
some
of
by
covered
are
estimated
Of the
patents.
net
$241,000
from the stock sale,
$90,000 will be used for
plant facilities, $35,000 to purchase additional
proceeds
expansion
machinery
program, to
present
and equipment, and the balance to expand present sales
develop new products and as additional working capital.
In
addition to certain indebtedness, the company has
shares
150,000
of
stock,
common
which
of
additional shares
no
stock
the
of
Specialties,
of
America,
Inc.—Common
as
result
a
wholly
company's
transfer
the
of
the
of
subsidiary,
owned
stock at $4 per share.
common
New York corporation, with its offices
at 889 Broadway,
New York 3, N. Y. It was organized on Sept. 11,
1953, and has been engaged in business since November, 1953.
At the present time, the
priipary business of the company—approxi¬
mately
all
the
80%—is
the
of
mail
of
remainder
is
a
order
the
sale
of
business
present
sale
of books
other
than
religious books. > The company •
to expand into the field of vending paper bound books
interest by coin operated vending machines and a sub¬
stantial part of the proceeds of the public offering will be used for
that purpose.
V
:
",'V
of
general
CAPITALIZATION'
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
stock
Common
—V.
193,
cents)
10
(par
Outstanding
Metal
Beam
two
stock
become
division
said
of
Final
Offner.
of
medical
of
Beckman.
is
agreement
Franklin
Dr.
and
call
plans
assets
the
for
Beckman
O.
firms,
closed.
manufacturer
a
electronic
and
No
changes
for
F.
in¬
of
of
expected
common
not dis¬
were
announced
be
to
Beckman
transaction
the
of
Presidents
Offner,
exchange
an
Terms
month
next
following completion of required legal steps.—V. 193, p. 1447.
Beech-Nut Life Savers, Inc.—June Report—
The
reported
1961,
a
$1.14
a
the
share on
June 30,
$4,507,289
outstanding shares against $3,654,675
the 3,230,712
share on
$1.40
shares outstanding
3,197,837 common
June
on
after taxes, was $2,358,334 or 73 cents
a
share against $2,134,401 or 66 cents a share in the quarter ended
June
30,
1960.
Income
before
taxes of $4,917,090 compared with
$4,370,993 in the like 1960 quarter.—V. 193, p. 1115.
income,
net
quarter
*,
half
to $5,020,000 in the
the corporation rose 30%
$3,848,000
from
1961
of
first
the
in
half
Arthur
1960,
of
reported. Net income also rose 30% to $2,013,000,
equal to 37 cents a share on the 5,411,171 shares outstanding June
30,
1961, from $1,545,000, or 29 cents a .share on 5,315,700 shares
outstanding June 30, 1960. Cash flow, which is the sum of net income
from operations and non-cash charges, rose 31%
to $3,833,000, equal
to 71
cents a share,
compared with $2,929,000, or 55 cents a share.
1961 with the second quarter of
39%
to
$2,526,000,
net
income
Comparing the second quarter of
operating revenues increased
1960,
creased
On
42%
to
to
42%
the
same
increased
31%
production
4,279
to
an
oil
of
barrels
$990,000,
35
or
cents
other
share,
a
and
flow
cash
in¬
share.
a
million
124
liquid
cubic feet a day and
increased 54%
to
hydrocarbons
offset,
office
the
sales
Net
this
of
manufacturer
book,
of
and safety paper, declined slightly in relation
first quarter of 1961, N. H. Bergstrom, president,
in the company's quarterly report.
announcement
earnings
ended
earnings
and
printing
corporation's
the
made
of
quarter
June
amounted
30
$164,377.
of
15
The
cents
second
cents
70
paid
dividend
for
share
per
dividends
190,
share
per
cents
quarter
share.—V.
per
82
to
stock
Common
1960.
to
to
compared
far
so
the
for
this
first half
amounted
year
paid June
was
months
six
the
15
at
1730.
p.
rate
a
'
Bessemer & Lake Erie
shares
purchase
$5,998,942
$12,670,917
1,487,524
7,163,990
9,264^404
$423,454
$1,034,959
*$1,165,048
$3,406,513
Net
rwy.
ops.
income
op.
*Deficit.—V.
390,080
761,140-
398,037
2,381,530
Consolidated
of
crease
D.
Black,
Chairman,
for
the
the
$4,100,754
come
represents
stock
period
the
outstanding
25,
for
$1.68
end
pointed
I960
the
on
the
of
period.
The
2,319,244
period.—V.
net
shares
192,
p.
in¬
income
from
5%
of
in¬
net
of
warrants
to
evidencing the
right to
Net pro¬
shares.
common
common
2119.
5,615
of
acres
land
face
settled
an
extremely competitive marketing condition
prices, the company showed a profit in the
selling
months
The
the
of
of
1961
net
first
in
profit
three
contrast to
in
loss
a
in
the
corresponding
and
has formulated
company
initial 3,325
plan of phased development covering
a
comprised
in "Planning Area^ No. 1," 87%
of
developed and sold by the company.
The
plan contemplates a balanced community of approximately 42,000 peo¬
ple consisting of residential houses, commercial buildings and industrial
an
which
acres
lands
are
owned
facilities,
as
has
developed
been
municipal
first
six
months,
1960
second
Sales
for
the
first
six
months
totaled
$18,211,765,
slightly above
$17,825,436 for the comparable I960 period. For the three months
ended
June
30,
sales were $9,371,550,
up
from $8,840,990 for the
1960 quarter.
the
Net
with
income
an
taxes
for
the
operating loss of $255,326
ended
June
in
1960
the
after
30,
income
was
a
months
year
was
earlier.
$125,709,
against
comparing
$71,585,
For
the
three months
loss
a
of
$123,123
period.
Preferred
$100,682,
net
six
Area
In
well
1
No.
are
lands
these
difficulty
cause
schools, churches and recreation areas.
This plan
after consultation with appropriate Provincial and
The remaining 13%
of the lands in Planning
as
agricultural lands owned by others; lack of ownership
by the company will not, in the company's judgment,
in developing Planning Area No. 1.
its
furtherance of
the company has commenced the develop¬
and industrial neighborhoods in Planning
has sold approximately 150 acres of land,
consisting of 500 building lots and representing substantially the entire
residential
portion of Residential Neighborhood No. 1,
to builders,
including 92 lots to one of its wholly-owned subsidiaries.
Under the
the
ment
of
first
1.
The
No.
against
requirements
$106,020 last
for
the
year
192,
p.
year.—V.
to
June
30
were
plan,
residential
company
company's plans, these 500 building lots will accommodate 750 dwelling
As of April 30, 1361, 478 dwelling units had been completed or
were
being constructed on such lands, and 322 were actually occupied
by purchasers thereof. A school to serve the first residential neighbor¬
has been completed, and a shopping center is being planned and
expected to be ready for occupancy in the fall of 1961.
Approximately 943 acres of land in Planning Area No. 1 have been
hood
for
industrial
An
industrial
approximately five
presently occupied by
Electric Co. Ltd.
A commercial and industrial building has
constructed, parts of which have been leased to three tenants.
such
of
use.
has
land
been
tial
other
utilities,
industrial
and
the
is
It
distribution
water
Roads,
certain
centers
constructed
plant
See
Valley
Gas
Co.,
below.—V.
191,
2515.
p.
on
and
sewage
been
have
disposal
installed to
facilities,
well
as
initial
the
serve
company
reported second-quarter sales
from
the
last
same
period
sales
'
on
totalled
present intention to
buildings which may
company's
and
title
retain
the
<7™an<£ net income amounted to
869,463
™
shares
compares
outstanding
with
sales
were
of
°,'ooneVnCOmei°f $1,440,990,
shares
867,428
F.
J.
outstanding.
Robbins,
earnings
showed
company
69
six-month
$596,248.
Per
ended
share
June
may
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
and per
the
share earnings
first
half
of
Authorized
sink, fund debs, due July 1, 1973
shares
Common
Outstanding
$6,000,000
par)
(no
$6,000,000
887,638 shs.
1,500,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—Under
contained
the terms and subject to the conditions
purchase contract, the underwriters named below, for
Co. is acting as representative, have severally agreed
the
Shields
whom
to
in
&
the
from the company
opposite their names.
purchase
that
Class A
common
Class
common
(par $1)
B
—V.
194,
100,000
500,000 shs.
the
of
second
$1.66
on
quarter
75,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
'
185,000 shs
4.
p.
Ceco Steel Products
Net
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
profits of the corporation, soared 84%
1961
Outstanding
$80,875
(par $1)
ended
June
in
the
second
quarter
of
to
the same
1960
period, Ned
Ochiltree, chairman, said. The figures for the 1961 second quarter
are
$744,169,
or
for
the
quarter
same
The
74c
increase
compared
30,
share,
a
year
a
in
compared
to
$405,408,
the
over
first
half
of
period.
1960
Cenco
The
Instruments
of
share,
a
is
85%
above
$20,917,636, an increase
First
half
sales
net
192, p.
rose
1811.
Corp.—Acquisition—
recently acquired the Instru-Coil Co. of Cincinnati,
coils, it was announced by Ralph Read,
company has
makers
1961
,
second quarter totaled
comparable
nearly 8%, to $37,129,969 from $34,408,708.—V.
Ohio,
A.
|
the
for
bei#g $969,736 compared to $523,332.
7%
40c
or
ago.
earnings
Net sales for the 1961
of
precision
President.
Founded
Spring
all
30 years
over
designs
Co.,
types
of
continue
to
of
manufactures
recently
Most
coil
operate
precision
the
components
for
subsidiary of
a
as
the Instru-Coil Co., formerly the General
ago,
and
industry.
manufacture
the
Central RR. Co.
Marine
The
pointed
of
of New
Midland
transfer
the
Trust
agent
$50
common
in
springs and coils for
has been active in
company
computers.
The
Cenco.—V.
194,
company
will
315.
p,
Jersey—Appointment
of
Company
the
City
value
par
stock
York
New
has
Period End. June 30—r
1961—Month—1960
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$701,000
$815,000
$4,575,000
$4,875,000
760,394
745,647
4,042,359
4,099,719
opers.
$*59,394
$69,353
$532,641
$775,281
deficit—
oper.
Railway
Net
239,123
82,120
422,897
186,290
revenue
oper.
expenses
Net
fr.
rev.
ry.
oper.
ry.
ap¬
:•
■
Railway
been
of New York for 457,915 shares
of the company.—V. 194, p."A.
%•':
'.".."'V
Central Vermont Ry. Inc.—Earnings—
71 '
■
♦Deficit.—V.
194, p. 4.
Chermil Capital
Corp. — Common Registered — This
of 32 Broadway, New York City, filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC on July 25 covering
250,000 shares of common stock to be offered for public
sale at $2 per share. Edward H. Stern & Co., Inc., New
company,
tration
York
City, has been named underwriter.
The
is
company
registered
under
closed-end
a
the
Investment
will be to invest
objective
investment
management
Company
those
in
growth
possibilities or in situations
for capital appreciation.
Act
companies
which
of
primary
substantial
have
present
to
appear
company
Its
1940.
which
potential
a
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.—Earnings—
Period
End.
1961—Month—1960
June 30—
1961—6 Mos.—1960
Rwy. operating revenue.
26,788,635
30,478,348
145,963,062
176,554,478
operating expenses
21,976,811
21,941,977
125,131,539
130,586,484
4,811,824
8,536,371
20,831,523
3,053,463
4,826,548
14,565,837
45,967,994
25,635,279
Rwy.
Net
Net
respective
numbers
of
Co
I.
duPont
& Co
Stone
Hayden,
Co.—
&
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
R. W. Pressprich & Co
Hammill & Co._
Baker & Co. Inc.-
Shearson,
Amott,
Bros.
Burns
&
rwy.
units
Piper,
Jaffray
&
E.
Hutton
&
F.
Writer
&
Stroud
Courts & Co.-
2,000
5,500
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co
2,000
5,500
5,500
5,500
5,500
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
5,000
Fridley & Frederking
Halle & Stieglitz
Hickey & Co
Hirsch & Co
Kay, Richards & Co
5,000
A.
E. Masten & Co
2,000
2,000
CONVERTIBILITY—The
turity
before
sinking
fund
commencing
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
and
development
improvement
of
to
34
City.
1,000
Chock
1,000
York
Chaplin, M'cGuiness & Co._
Clayton Securities Corp.—
1,000
1,000
north-central
Humphrey Inc.
Strader & Co., Inc
1.000
1,000
country.
Herbert W. Schaefer & Co.
United Securities Co.
1,000
1,000
of
1
2,500
Hulme,
2,500
Arthurs,
Lestrange
193, p. 2323.
&
Co._
2,000
Applegate
Redempt'n
called
for
redemption
on
Aug.
15,
1961,
through operation of the sinking fund,
$300,000 of its first 6 Vz %
series
O
bonds due April
1, 1990 at
100%. Payment will made at
any branch in Canada of the Royal Bank of Canada.—V. 190, p. 1730.
The
corporation
has
Full
O'Nuts
Charles
S.
for
of
after
President
Offer,
the
1961
provision
first
have
for
all
six
and
months
created
Chairman,
of
record
preferred
1961
stated
earrings
dividends,
in
the
for
a
report
that
the
restaurants, capital
restaurants, construction
additional
for
of
existing
brand
During
1960,
have
tests
Jan.
compared
$944,837
31,
with
for
the
Ave.,
located
recently
has
which
is
other
July
31,
in
to
share¬
began
supermarkets
favorable,
first
company,
per
six
and
common
New
and
in
the
frozen
of
sales
in
test
in
and
marketing of frozen
York City. Results
New
the
six
months
total
net
ended
sales
company
Jan.
31,
the
for
1960.
$28,014,472
were
For
and
stock
the year
income
net
,
GIVING
EFFECT
debentures
Common
proceding
is
company
doughnut plant.
the
$1,815,557.
4V2%
the
eastern
distributed
areas
Early
six months
totaled $15,883,989
and
net
income
$1,046,577
net
sales
of
$14,591,194
and
net
income
of
1961
1960,
country.
company
88
new
net
total
the
in
jbeen
construction of
ended
in
the
the
doughnuts
these
was
Lexington
1961, the company
the
instant
coffee
business
and
now
markets
the product
York
and
in
the eastern
and
northeastern
section
of the
New
ended
coffee
and
of
425
company
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
"The
earnings
will be used
debentures
the
of
restaurants
the
area
sections
whole-wheat
with
of
company
CAPITALIZATION
holders
100%.
at
sale
properties
expansion
addition,
metropolitan
entered
in
&
1967
1,
the
counter-service
In
2,500
Inc.
Feb.
from
N. Y., operates a
principally in New
opened one high¬
way restaurant
in New Jersey and is constructing two others.
The
company's restaurants
specialize in
service
of
a
limited menu of
quality food at low prices.
The company also manufactures and sells
of
York
Carolina Securities Corp.
Inc
of
and
BUSINESS—The
chain
2,500
&
ma¬
highway restaurants.
Inc.
1,000
their
until
general corporate purposes including the current expansion pro¬
gram as follows: construction of a frozen doughnut plant,
acquisition
2,000
Co.
convertible
are
for
Burgess & Leith
—
debentures
common
stock at $28.50 per share.
They are redeemable
option of the company at 104 Vz%
of the principal amount
Aug. 1, 1964 and at decreasing prices thereafter, and for a
into
the
at
3,500
2,000
Co
&
common
headed by F. Eberstadt & Co. will underwrite
group
Moore, Leonard & Lynch—
Birely & Co._
2,500
Co.
set
A
the basis of $100 of debentures for
stock held of record July 21.
on
the offer which will expire on Aug. 7, 1961.
McKelvy
Co
&
Aug. 1, 1981,
5,000
Bissell & Meeds
Peters,
due
5,000
Scribner
Norris & Hirshberg Inc
ops.
4.
p.
3,500
Inc.—
&
Deane
Singer,
ry.
income
op.
194,
Hopwood
Co.
&
Gairdner
Denton Inc.
from
rev.
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp.—Subscription Rights—The
corporation is offering to the holders of its common stock,
rights to subscribe at 100% for $6,938,900 principal
amount of its 4V2% convertible subordinated debentures,
Units
22,000
&
Francis
months
noted
FINANCING
100,000
1965
Budget Finance Plan—Six Months' Report—
during
PRESENT
TO
$119,205
due June 30,
each 50 shares of
FINANCING
PRESENT
earnings
cents.
$32,253,331
President,
period
EFFECT
indebtedness
note
as
shopping
to
British Columbia Electric Co. Ltd.—Partial
and
year.
for
5%
EARNINGS—Total
first-quarter levels,, but continued to lag behind
$21,869,518
GIVING
residen¬
neighborhoods.
apartment
be constructed, and the
also retain title to certain of the industrial facilities
be constructed by it. The company will endeavor to lease
properties to provide a continuing source of income.
6Vjs%
—V.
Bliss & Laughlin, Inc.—June
Report—
.
significant gains
name
years.
is
and
may
Riter
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co.—Sale
Approved
Octavia Walton,
Inc.,
60
over
Ideal Greeting Cards,
Inc., and Wachusett Con¬
are
is
Christensen
397.
substantially identical
a
subsidiaries
units.
Laird,
dividend
having
or
authorities.
Shields
un¬
period.
quarter erased the loss reported for
Kenneth W. Lineberry, President, announced.
the
Lady Carrington,
Inc.
CAPITALIZATION
in
Units
In
corporation
engaged in the greeting card business for
verters,
whose address is P. O. Box 129, Brampton,
incorporated under the laws of the Province of
was
The
forth
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
Illinois
an
repay
the
an
current
used
CAPITALIZATION
Robert
1960,
that
out
decrease
a
for
$48,492,621,
period of
of
which had been
area.
Report—
subsidiaries,
totalled
same
$3,893,420,
share
per
the
at
1961,
the
also
He
was
corresponding
its
and
company
June
$44,860,998
reported.
nine-month
for
the
of
ended
the
over
a
the Township of Cinguacousy, Province
of Ontario, and, based on population growth figures shown herein, it
is believed that their development should play an important part in
meeting the anticipated business and residential needs of the Toronto
which
sales
net
period
8%
and its subsidiaries are principally engaged
sale throughout the United States of greeting
gift wrapping paper and foils.
-
The company's four wholly-owned
capital.
11, 1S57, to acquire and develop lands located near
Toronto
and
there
establish
a
planned
and balanced
industrial-commercial-residential community.
It has acquired approxi¬
these
ninth-month
working
for
Dec.
on
company
194, p. 3.
Black & Decker Mfg. Co.—Nine Months'
and
1960/
company was incorporated under the laws of the Commonwealth
Massachusetts on March 1, 1956 for the purpose of acquiring certain
—V.
$2,522,483
ry.
jewelry. Net proceeds from
of loans, purchase of
plant
Metropolitan
also been
1,077,006
from
production
repayment
new
equal number of
an
Canada,
Ontario
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$1,500,460
rev.
the
in
1223.
p.
and
kinds and
all
of
assets
BUSINESS—The company,
Ont.,
Northern
operating expenses
Net
the
a
and
boxes
plastic
in
uses
current
The
of
outstanding mortgages and
bank loans and increase working capital.
zoned
Rwy. operating revenue.
Rwy.
for
two
and
ceeds will be
•>
RR.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
30—
June
and
used
be
acquisition of
molded
for
offered in 120,000 units at $100 per unit, each con¬
sisting of $50 principal amount of debentures, five com¬
acres
Period End.
handkerchiefs,
pens,
will
molds,
rigid
sizes
were
Area
192, p. 2118.
Bergstrom Paper Co.—June Report—
Second
This
July 25, 1961 prospectus, Shields
Co., New York City, and associates, publicly offered
$6,000,000 of this firm's 6%% sinking fund debentures
due July 1,
1973, 600,000 no par common shares and
240,000 common stock purchase warrants. The securities
of
production in the second quarter
gas
of
average
and
daily.—V.
cents
18
or
$1,909,000,
comparative basis,
—
&
Belfer, President,
increased
manufacture
the
Bramalea Consolidated Developments Ltd.—Securities
mately
•>'•
Corp.—Six Months' Report—
Petroleum
Belco
Operating revenues of
first
"
•'
.
sale
and sells
of shapes and
Offered—Pursuant to
30, 1960. Income before taxes was $9,230,610 and $7,370,157 respectively.
Second
variety
a
fountain
stock
mon
for the six months ended
earnings, after taxes, of
and subsidiaries
consolidated net
company
in
period
same
193,
the
BUSINESS—The company
1960,
con¬
are
manufactures
company
toys,
plans
announced
in Offner personnel.
Arnold
Dr.
111.,
Park,
will
templated
the
the
Schiller
The
struments
Acquisition—
and Offner Electronics, Inc., have
interests of the two companies.
company
pooling
Common Registered
—
of 1650 North Damen Ave., Chicago, 111., filed
a registration statement with the SEC on July 25 cover¬
ing 70,000 shares of common stock to be offered for pub¬
lic sale at $5 per share.
D. E. Liederman & Co., Inc.,
New York City, has been named underwriter.
additional
the
added.—V.
for
Authorized
company,
of
for
$298,418
Offer
Mr.
for
\
$534,842
was
proceeds, estimated at $256,000, will be used by the com¬
for the repayment of debt; the purchase of equip¬
ment, and start up expenses for a new subsidiary, and
for working capital.
Sundry
containers
against
as
79%,"
cents
16
300%."
of
tax
1899.
p.
Bradley Industries, Inc.
The
of
income
with
compared
as
increase
an
pany
149,950 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
period
cents,
64
year,
a July 18, 1961 offering circular, Clayton
Corp., Boston, publicly offered 60,000 shares
of this firm's class A common stock at $5 per share. Net
Inc.,
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
Federal
Securities
the
of
were
after
(George S.) Carrington Co.—Class A Common Offered
cards
plans
now
Monday, July 31, 1961
.
—Pursuant to
in
Substantially
company is the
period
last
period
income
increase
an
books.
religious
the
for
same
six-month
order
mail
common
Inc.
Beckman Instruments, Inc.—Proposed
The
for
the
:
Offered—Pur¬
at
BUSINESS—The company
the
to
,
company
ceived
B.
1730.
p.
Net proceeds,
$243,324, will be used by the company for
moving expenses, purchase of additional equipment and
inventory, payment of income taxes, reduction of debt
and for working capital.
estimated
outstanding
Marcus, Presi¬
Benjamin
upon its incorporation certain assets in the amount of
subject to certain liabilities in the amount of $136,975 of
a
predecessor partnership which operated under the trade name of
Beam
Metal
Specialties.
On June 30,
1961,
Benjamin Marcus and
Beatrice Marcus transferred to the company all of the stock owned
by them in
a
corporation known as Beam
Metal Specialties, -Inc.,
which
has
acted
in
the
past
as
a
selling agent of the products
of
the
company.
Beam Metal Specialties,
Inc., will continue as a
wholly owned subsidiary of the company.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus re¬
or
190,
July 20, 1961 offering circular, D. H. Blair &
York City, publicly offered 74,950 shares of
a
this firm's
$139,975
or
share
first-quarter
over
$199,124.—V.
.
dent, ^nd Beatrice Marcus, Secretary- Treasurer, own 50% and 47%,
respectively, and management officials as a group 100%.
The Mar¬
cuses
acquired their stock interest in the company by transferring to
the
Bookshelf
Co., New
25-11
(formerly
company
conditions"
of
•
share.
per
The
business
income
net
and
"Net
suant to
49th St., Long Island City, N. Y., filed a
registration statement with the
SEC on July 21 covering 100,000
shares
of
common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $3 per
share.
The
offering will be made on a best efforts basis through
First Weber Securities Corp., which will receive a 35 cents per share
selling commission and $20,000 for expenses.
The registration state¬
ment also includes 20,000 common shares which underlie 3-year war¬
rants
sold
to the underwriter at $.001 per
warrant, exercisable at
of
company
improved
$10,081,680
.
'
•
somewhat
of
sales
by
lanes
Hospital Supply, Inc.—Common Reg'd—
Beam-Matic
This
,
"reflects
predicted
totaling
additional centers
four
of
acquisition
that
ahead. BarChris, he said, is currently operating
greater New York area and is negotiating for
months
the
In
.
(25
$7,000,000
cents
UNDERWRITERS—In
derwriters, represented
par)_.
the
underwriting
by F. Eberstadt &
5,000,000 shs.
agreement,
Co., have
Outstanding
$7,000,000
3,463,760 shs.
the
several
un¬
agreed, subject to
Volume
terms
the
and
unsubscribed
,
..
Eberstadt
F.
A.
C.
'
&
Allyn
Number
conditions
debentures
.....
.
194
Inc
&
Baker,
Baker,
Simonds & Co., Inc.
Weeks & Co
Co.
&
Alex.
M.
H.
Co.
I.
Eastman
Ferris
&
&
&
Co
Co.____
&
&
Co.
Stroud
&
Co.,
1.5
2.0
J.
_l._
Williston
R.
&
4.0
at
(low
Sept. 1, 1961, through
operation of the sinking fund, $89,000 of its first and collateral 3V2%
bonds, due March 1, 1972 at 101 V2%. Payment will be made at The
Marine Midland Trust Co. of New York, 120 Broadway, New York 15,
N. Y.—V.
193, p. 2664.
redemption
for
of
Clarise Sportswear Co.,
This
stock,
with
of
141
of
company,
statement
the
which
St., New York, filed a registration
July 21 covering 125,000 shares of common
on
shares
are
to^be offered for public sale by the
company
and 50,000 shares, being Outstanding stock, by the present
holders thereof. The stock is to be offered at $5 per share on an all-or-
basis
none
through
underwriters
headed
Hardy & Hardy, which will
The
registration statement also
receive
and
which
underlie
3-year
be
to
which
Missiles
underlie
and
share, and (3)
for public sale
The
2-year
Construction
be
to
finder,
a
17,500
common
warrant
per
share,
(2)
30,000
similarly
also
(d)
Inc.,
to
at
the
is
primarily
women's
Co.
per
shorts,
in
the
production
and
shorts
stock
will
be
sells
and
Net
pants.
or
added
combinations
proceeds
to
from
working
and
the
capital
ensembles
company's
to
be
of
blouses
sale
available
for
The
premised
prices
officials
about
or
contained
earnings
ended
as
15%
a
V.
losing
money
suitability,
cor¬
in
the
company's
(unaudited)
to
for
pros¬
$336,321,
the
ported
374,500 shares of common stock, of
President, owris 185,000 shares and proposes
and Charles and Samuel Meltzer own 92,500 shares
Aug.
sell 18,750 shares each.
period
—V
of
and
35
with
the
and
by
failure
fact
its
on
to
that
the
principal
make
product,
1960,
entered
and
Oct.
31,
The
company's
made
related
footnotes
to
Machine
Co.,
Co.
Clary's
facture
for profit
growth through acquisitions have
beginning
with
the
acquisition
of
Turn-A-Bore
followed
closely by
the
acquisition
of
the
United
,v
,
acquisition
products
objectives
The
■, >.
to
are
secure companies
which manu¬
of automation and thus meet the
that expand the use
The
necessity for cost reduction and increased productivity under
the highly competitive conditions which now prevail. These
companies
at
growing
policy
further
profitable,
with
its
offset
requires
that
acquired
the
national
companies
be
must
uncertainties
and
its
to
exposure
only
15,000,000
homes
and
economic
be
will
built
in
the
next
10
The
years.
in
other
economic
activities
where
these
the
Automation
door
Equipment
Division
of
Co.,
For
duced
Clary,
The
pans.
instance,
and
and
in
now
four
installed
this
of
use
times
the
machinery
number
of
greatly
door
reduces
with
units
of
labor
be
can
there
Cash
proved
further
a
machine
as
by hand.
cut
saving
parts
in
erection
accurate
more
are
cost.
Quality
than
is
also
those
produced
the
activity
before
most
view
of
web-fed
forms
is
press
keyed
automation, a field with which
now engaged.—V.
194, p. 4.
to
Clary
the
familiar
is
of
growth
share
which
for
of
&
Co.
The
related
to
the
be
trade
general
In
(formerly
from
to
urer,
40,420
shares
to
$1,856,605
after
58
—V.
a
shares
and
fields.
sale
Of
of
and
the
the
$682,000
additional
current bank obligations.
payable,
of
balance
$250,000
for
indebtedness,
common
37.1%
stock,
and
and
of
net
$71,119
capital
the
from
liquidation
corporation
the
has
comoany
of
which
Harry
and
Oscar
Adelman,
7%,
respectivelv.
earnings
Sales
proposes
to
the
sell
outstanding
for
Corp.—SEC
Stop Order Proceedings
V.
equivalent,
after
share of common
per
The
SEC
Act
tional
of
has
193,
June
taxes
30,
and
1961
were
$1,673,676
requirements,
to
"stop order" proceedings under the Securi¬
challenging the accuracy and adequacy of informa¬
contained in a. registration statement filed by Clin¬
The
ended
ton
Engines Corp., of Clinton, Mich.
The statement, which was filed
January 1960 and became °fOctivp< on Feb. 25,
1960,
proposed
public offering of 350,000 shares of Clinton common stock at *8
per share
by the company ana a.i additional 86,000 shares of out¬
12
the
The
stock
by
company,
is; primarily
18
with
engaged
selling
the
offices
250
Park
and
at
manufacture
sale
prospectus, net proceeds of the
shares, estimated at $2,460,814,
of
the
The
company's
Commission
indebtedness
asserts
that
to
it
to
Walter
has
New
small
York,
general
sale
the
of
be
applied
E.
Heller
reasonable
to
&
cause
350,000
the
Co.
to
new
reduction
of Chicago.
believe that.
to
be
on
30,
52
was
$3.71
Taxes,
with
the
L.
second
$3.83
or
share
a
slight
the
in
a
of
in
sales
Improvement
half.
share,
the
level.—V.
193,
drop
Tollett.
the
dividend
17,
be
1961
filed
offered
to
in
fiscal
earlier.
year
191,
603.
p.
—
1688.
p.
with
the
.
1961
1961—6 Mos.—1960
steel
first
of
months
for
the
of
1961
were
period
same
year
in
earned
$18,210,000, a decline
the first six mohths of
were
during
$1.27,
the
compared
year's
second
with
$1.42
quarter
earned
were
and
earnings for the first half were
highly competitive conditions.
during the first half totaled
paperboard
from
1960's
board
feet,
representing
first
six
months.
increase
an
principally
of
the
the
Plywood
produced
2.6%
up
pro¬
from
fiom
output
City,
Oregon,
sawmill.
90,145,000 square feet,
was
Lumber
25.%%
added
last
over
700.
$251,281
$936,585
$1,663,066
104,843
274,304
661,113
earnings for
the
over
the
quarter
income
of
volume
ended
per
or
June
56
of
30,
cents
share, for
hot
period.
York
the
company
its
per
and
1961,
per
30,
1960
based
on
for
common
stock
revenues
in
for
the
$562,453,585
Federal
the
to
product
preceding
Data
put
The
class
with
of
M.
1960.
income
tax,
12
were
sales
on
in
of
and
the
net
March
$53,034,000 in
6.
p.
Report—
56
were
cents
first
on
half
sales
of
1961
first
half
favorably
results
with
9
^
of
exceeded
Mr.
year's
actions not
all
Pierson
substan¬
connected
I
,
cents
number
a
have
1960,
share
per
the
on
sale
of
real
connection with
the liquidation
cents
as
share
per
a 5-day longer sales period
193, p. 2005.
result
a
for
the
estate
and
a
of Chesapeake
of
inventory ad¬
Farmhand
Division
Inc., Minneapolis, Minn.
Exchange Commission—
corporation
A
H.
The
announced
one
reported
company
used
become
has
of
for
that
of
one
an
the
John
the
purchase
acquired
tracuor
Deere
S.
of
equipment,
bloc
of
owners
oA
substantial
a
interest
manufacturers in Spain.
the
A.,
and sales outside
principal
additional
has
it
of the major
that
responsible for manufacturing
had
the
U.
Deere
S.
and
Iberica
Lanz
subsidiary
Canada,
through the
stock.
Deere
S.
A.—through its subsidiary1, John Deere-Lanz—pre¬
a
small
percentage
of
the Spanish
company,
which
manufacturing tractors in its Madrid plant under license
John
Deere-Lanz, the West German iarm equipment company
plants in Mannheim and Zweibrucken.
The Spanish firm also
viously
share for the
be
capital.
Co.—Acquisition—
Iberica S. A.,
John
Report
to
working
company
in Lanz
17, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 260,869
(par 10 cents) to be offered at $1.15, through
Minneapolis.
are
and
&
July
Co.,
&
proceeds
Deere
on
Files
shares
common
Bishop
—
owned
been
from
with
produces
other
farm
equipment
in
addition
2541.
tractors.—V.
to
193,
•
all
while
months.
$1,644,000
of
Sales
year.
quarter,
Management,
investment
.
.
.
$673,720,824
operating
Delaware
Railway "Oper/
Net
$159,643,923,
.
'
compared
Net
—V.
...
&
Hudson
Period End. June 30—
Railway oper. revenue
expenses
RR.
Corp.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
$3,414,111
$3,634,463
1961—6 Mos.—196Q
$20,661,714 $23,172,831
2,697,8902,911,437
*16,462',I23
18,390,262
$4,199,591
1,131,572
$4,782,569
2,917,844
revenue
against $533,893,397..
the preceding
capie
With Securities and
15,108,437 shares outstanding
period,
of
its
on
earnings before taxes for the
sales.
included
of Daffin.—V.
Solvents'
compared
months, aggregated
12
this
first
second
specialty
compares
justments/ and
and
appointed transfer and
stock of the corporation.—
after
Months'
share
common
net
from
p.
available
the
costs
first
continued
per
the
$309,000
193,
emphasizing that the Daffin
The
common
earned
last year.—V.
for
"break-in"
early
in
loss
a
tially higher earnings
been
has
with
compares
income
Pittsburgh-based
installed
$40,391,000
compare
the improvement
as
mill
net
The
heavy
finterim report letter that last
1961
the
Commercial
share,
small
a
sales.
six months of $778,with 1960 first half figures of $10,770,553 in
sales,
net before taxes of
$1,073,172 and per-share earnings of 79 cents.
This
In
operations.
This compares with $3.84
1961.
strip
The company
quarter
America—Quarterly Report—
experience
from
up
loss carry-forward in
Bulk Terminals, Inc.; 11
year
in
the corresponding period
Trust Co.
to
tax
30,
last
period
established
President,
the
as
areas
continued
$149,000
of
reported
improved
on
were
second
Co.
has
company expectations and
told shareholders in an
?■
ended June
corresponding
improvement
profitable
Steel
continuous
$48,317,000
a
statements showing earnings for the 12 months
of $3.64 per share based on 16,087,735 shares out¬
for
six
6.8%
quarter, and earnings of $9,882,000 for
18.7%
higher than first-quarter net income
2.8%
half
p.
1961
maker
new
612.
1960.
including
surplus.
first
Columbia
company
quarter
6,121,645
sales
the
June
$153,274,666
and
-
.
the
was
during
paper
new
first
$275,737,000
of
share
the
and
Crucible
1961
issued
ended
a
"Reg. A" covering 65,000
$4.50, without underwriting.
at
increase, capital
during
were
down
191,
purchase
were
in
R.
in
$11,505,852,
or
half
139,849,000
year
ihe
The
the
$7,784,711
Maynard C. Wheeler,
New
.against. $639,799,205
deductions
released
were
1960.
of
of
$10,508,098
6,439,379
$1,608,915,
Total operating
'
figures
figured
year
used
Daffin Corp.—Six
$7,375,964
earnings
cents
Eank
income
quarter just ended
stockholders."
President
$20,295,000
per
of
those
Earnings
1,001,241
months
were
30,
period
Corp.—Sales, Earnings Down—
first
quarter
$8,328,000.
year.—V.
*
„
it also manufactures and
rhotox-s.* -According
to its4
company's
were
Ave.,
of
than
during
operating expenses,
taxes, other charges and provision for dividends on preferred stock for
the current. 12-month period amounted to $58,566,185, compared with
$58,023,572 ill the prior 12-month periqd.
" > ..J
stockholders.
executive
in
at June
Net
purpose
air-cooled
gasoline- engines;
and
sells
chain
saws
and
air-cooled 'outboard
July
$1)
second
company's
5.
June
in
became
Corp., Montgomery, Ala.—Files With
$142,284,000
tons,
700.
p.
Ry.—Earnings—
$1,252,522
disbursing, agent for
months
share
per
which
quarterly
per
$313,510
net
of
lower
on
company
the
Corp.—Proposed Sale
sales
the
of
previous
taxes,
cents
102,312
standing at June 30,
in
standing
The
to
year
to
a
compared
half
duction
$3,020,876
after
38
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—June
instituted
1933
disclosures
the
•
Corp., below.—V.
to
income
first
908,235
Started—
ties
sales for
experienced
$1
on
are
as
194, p.
$.83
split
for
of $4,770,224 for the fiscal
share, compared with the previous
a
week
upturn
(par
as
Production
the
Chemical
abroad
earnings
Trie company reported
that lower
attributable to the continuation of
the
Concrete Designs, Inc.—Appointment—
owns
re¬
company
share.
Net
share.
fiscal
Credit
from
Net
The
shares.
35,000
an
the
Sales
of
For
President,
Secretary-Treas¬
Adelman
or
with
stock
income
per
$1.59
$11,078,189,
for
the
of
$17,525,018 compared with $18,172,375 a year ago.
1961 first half, net earnings were $2,844,177, or 99 cents per
compared with $2,618,178,
or
92 cents per share,
for the
first half of 1960. Sales of $32,618,240
compared with $34,385,512 for
the same period last year.—V. 193, p. 2664.
and
Adelman,
Manuel
net
was
their
shares
10.3%
1960.
in
the
of
for
provision
1,069,702
increase
three
$1,484,510,
the
products
2664.
p.
indicated
corporation's
more
outstanding
Solvents Corp.—June Report—
rate
emphasis
For
dividend
Engines
the
achieved
was
major
retirement
for
working
of
pro¬
provision
for
dividend
require¬
taxes,
cents
before
with
8%
an
continued
estimated
stock,
the
corporation
The
4,
p.
corporation's
showed
share,
Vice-President,
(18.8% )
194,
'The
of
marine
had
the
Earnings
$1,383,212
income
oper.
while
new
quarter trend,
world-wide net sales
$355,416,425, compared with $341,560,835
a
this
National Biscuit
These
Warehouse
Distributors,
Inc.)
April 1960. It is engaged in the
parts, chemicals and accessories
in
compared
1960.
or
Crown Zellerbach
after
before
1961—Month—1960
opers.
Commercial
offered
shares, being outstanding
offering will be made on
The
ry.
income
stocksV.
expenses
ry.
ended
dividend
Southern
revenue
fr.
re¬
100,000
195,000
purposes.
37.1%,
Clinton
filed
be
to
are
Net
Cleveland
law
company's
certain
to
Adelman,
own
Ohio,
covering
25
shares
35,000
thereof.
distributors
the
repay
accounts
addition
David
Ohio
and
corporate
215,000
$3,548,105
were
$4,589,461
were
months
Federal
quarter. According to
automotive
proceeds
will
used
Cleveland,
July
on
160,000
and
company
holder
Ave.,
SEC
which
Registered—
through underwriters headed
by Westheimer
offering (price and underwriting terms are to be
under
jobbers
net
of
and
$2,356,561
preferred
common
rev.
1961
record
new
record-breaking
even
of
of
figures
A
outstanding.
six
for
after
of
Net
amendment.
company
to
Clair
the
of
provision
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
it
basis
public
organized
selling
the
present
none
by
with
stock,
by
the
or
The
supplied
was
sale
by
all
an
1961
requirements,
the
,
Inc.—Common
St.
10604
statement
common
public
stock,
of
company
registration
shares
Industries
of
The ' proceeds
A"- covering
giving effect to the less
Division, earnings of the
Period End. June 30—
is
Cle-Ware
flow
common
earnings for the quarter ended
losses resulting from liquida¬
Division,
taxes
and
then
Colorado &
business
in
and
for
equivalent
an
business
This
"Reg.
a
With
<
six
corporation
to
Corp.—Annual Report—
$1.60
margains
retained
The
Files
—
months ended
June 30,
1961, including the loss from
of the Roebling Electrical Division, the corporation
reported
earnings of $299,985 before provision for Federal income taxes and
$367,585 after provision for Federal income taxes,
equivalent, after
preferred dividend requirements, to 4 cents per share on the
3,892,630
shares of outstanding common stock.
Before giving effect to the loss
from
liquidation of the Roebling Electrical Division, earnings of the
im¬
months
first
193,
1961,
mailed
Crescent
net
growing very rapidly is the graphic arts industry,
rapidly growing section of this industry from the point
equipment
manufacturer,
is web-fed
offset
nrinting
equipment. United Machine Co., now operating as the Graphic Arts
Division of Clary, has made a
significant break through in this field,
is profitable and has growth potential.
Demand for its high speed
of
that its net
non-recurrent
30,
taxes
stock
the
six
chairman.
number
Net
$.45
or
reported
or
Cream of Wheat
See
liquidation
-
,
Another
and
Before
June
dividend
common
first
according
These
two-for-one
year.
favorable
revenue,
from
Shares
the
For
pro¬
in
high
is
the
quarters
other
1961,
the
corresponding second quarter of I960 the corporation reported
a
net
loss
of $1,062,560
before Federal income
taxes
and
$432,260
after
Federal
income
taxes,' equivalent,
after preferred
dividend re¬
quirements, to a loss of 14 cents per share on the 3,892,630 shares
"
earnings.
Report-
earnings.
as
the
$9,935,689,
was
earnings
"Inventories."
equivalent, after
preferred
share on the 3,892,630 shares
per
Electrical
income
In
a
day with lesser skilled labor than is now
skilled
labor
using • the
present • conventional
methods. In addition, the cost of cutting the house frame is reduced
by more than 50%, and since erection can be done with lesser skilled
possible
labor
stock.
preferred
automatically produces parts and components of homes, such as
units, window units, truss or rafter assemblies, wall panels and
dimensional
costs.
taxes,
ended
Federal
have
operating
as
the
Construction
manufactures newly designed machinery-
for
this
Report
second
was
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
Electrical
income
cents
Roebling
and
encouraging.—
•"
operating income was $82,131,975, compared with fiscal 1960's
$82,496,975.
Depressed prices for refinery products in the first and
stock.
Turn-A-Bore
which
45
quarter
prevailed.
reported
Federal
to
common
-
high
conditions
1961" filed
11,
be
Roebling
income
ments,
labor, the pressure of population, political policy,
necessity is forcing automation into homeb'rilding as
all
for
most
*
more
Gross
to be offered at $3, without underwriting.
used for repayment of a.loan.arid working
including
1961,
the
Federal
-
carpenter
has
to
are
corporation
of
vision
losses
•
new
of
share,
per
May 2 of
$275,515,000,
30,
tion
Turn-A-Bore
cost
it
The
June
business
limited profit possibilities.
U>.
Equipment Co. of Fort Worth fulfills all these
requirements. Family formations will increase substantially and at least
The
July
on
Colorado Fuel & Iron
currently
unlimited
$.86
adjustment
$4,763,414,
Annual
volume
is
the
company
T. Brady,
.
management
sales
half
for
1960.
The
average.
military
contractual
by
than
faster
or will shortly become so, must bring capable
and must not be dependent exclusively on
them
with
much
rare
a
to
corporation
year's
first
1960.
is
Knorr
ended April 30,
year
the
year
applicable to
$182,765,607.—V.
The
poor
(par 10 cents)
proceeds
quarter
Cosden Petroleum
capital.
economic
are
shares
the
for
the
soups and Mazola margarine domestically.
the 22,028,656 common shares
outstanding
ending June 30 totaled $18,946,455, against $18,21,835,172 shares for the same period last year. This is
on
ended
of
Securities and Exchange Commission—
corporation
common
both
first
William
second
$15,120,000
half
months
on
totaled
into
and
for
by
the
1959)
was
.
income
net
reported for the first half of
(h)
Color Lithography Corp., Boston, Mass.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
plans
successful
a
for
Continuing
Clary Corp.—Acquisition Program—
Equipment
respectively.—
corresponding period in
second
for
the
•
for the six months period were
111.
p.
taxes
the
Co.
in
high
introduced
six
after
just
by
Charnay
with
certain
other
purchase and sale of 20,000 shares
the
adequacy and
accuracy
of
the
(represented to be for an unaudited eight months
with
connection
and
all-time
set
effective
offi¬
of
share
per
equivalent
original
disclosures
proper
Continental Can
income
the
306,665
of
Heller &
company
that
achieved
its former
advised
income
a
Net
cents
company's
had
after
$13,191,000 for the
commented
stockholders
to
had
for
profit
loss
a
under
company
operation
the
profit
no
(f)
common;
ended
re¬
operating revenues for the half year ending June 30,
highest for this period in the company's history at
for the corresponding period last
year were $530,-
according to Mr. Brady, were
accelerating the introduction of
and
so
that
it
could
be
sold
at
a
profit,
company's discount and
warehousing arrange¬
disclose the 'relative earnings contributions by
making
or
statements
192,
Edison
Report—
was
28,
] that continued financing
divisions
arrangement
financial
$336,238,059,
sults,
the adoption of a plan of business by Clin¬
substantially reduced volume of sales, fixing
to
motors;
persons,
in
of
Clinton
and
Inc.—June
improvement
2664.
'
an
also
was
eight
net
or
Co.
the
p.
Earnings
adequacy and productive capacity of the company's plant
(g) failure to disclose the terms and conditions of a profit-
facilities;
outstanding
methods
a
Clinton
equipment
$354,146,058
Corn Products Co.—Six Months'
then
upon
the
of
153,
group
the
of
to
However,
merchandise
for
several
Consolidated
Sales
Clay
important
acquire new facilities and equipment;
respect of stated plans to improve the
financial condition, that Walter E. Heller
management
failure
(e)
were
Net income
of the year and
General
additional
an
and
the
255,000.
in
and
and
upon
revision
the
Jacobson,
to sell 37,500 shares,
each and propose to
of
sales
were
half
working
and/or
disclose
contingent
was
sharing
has
company
Donald W.
to
new
and
porate purposes.
which
President.
additional
issuance
amounting
months
six
condition
and
general
Net
1961
$535,634,000.
Chairman
statements subsequently filed showed a
the year enuea reo. 28,
19o0,
and
operations
additional
of
stated
1959,
facilities
the
ments;
priced sportswear, including toreador pants,
pushers and short shorts. In addition, the com¬
pedal
produces
pany
the
new
of
sale
for
management
shares,
disclosures
31,
for
failure
of
ton
and misses popular
Jamaica
engaged
the
Co.,
cials
25,000 outstanding common shares which may be offered
directly by the holders thereof to certain persons.
company
1959,
144,726
the
(b)
Oct.
plant
the
financial
Acme
$5
need
Board
became
Mueller
W.
which had advised and financed the
management, hadexpressed dissatisfaction
common
sold
exercisable
&
shares
to
Charnay became
authorized
31,
of
(financial
company's
commission.
10
at
per
Co.,
&
share
per
(1)
sold
warrants
Corp.,
Alessandrini
500
a
includes
warrants
principal underwriters, exercisable at $5
shares
by
change
1961,
earned $1.20 per share for the first six months of
with $1.05 in 1960, General Lucius D. Clay,
Chairman,
company
compared
reported.
bid
$13,108
for
30,
216.
1961,
1960);
(c) the failure
to disclose the nature and extent of the investigation by the
Charnay
group
which preceded its purchase of the 176,711 shares in August
1959, as well as information in possession of the new management
with respect to the necessity and reasons for the stated
proposal to
West. 36th
SEC
75,000
only
$684,984
Inc.—Common Registered—
of
ended
share
per
periods
June
for
common
stock,
after
provision
for
stock, of $32,697,218, compared with $34,310,220
prior year period.
Total operating revenues for
corresponding
p.
reached
quotations;
months
ended
available
preferred
Continental Can
by the
Commission,
including the following:
price quotations for Clinton stock during 1959
high $10,375) and 1960 through Feb. 18 (low $8, high
the
failure
to
disclose
transactions
in
the
stock
by
officials and others and the possible effect thjy^of on
anu
months
income
on
two
194,
The
challenged
management
such
Dec.
informational
$6,125,
the
for
the
stock.
range
$9,625)
on
six
net
dividends
to
a
small group of
purchasers
(including
share, resulting in net cash proceeds to the
The 86,000 shares the subject of the secondary
97,400 such shares purchased by the 18 selling
of
At
aggregate
are
the
(a)
the
ported
per
part
were
an
pectus
called
For
tnerein
shares
$8.30
outstanding
1.5
directors
new
of $1,138,760.
Various
has
company
common
owned
elected,
were
Officer, • and Karl
company's
immediate
the
stockholders.
1.5
Citizens Utilities Co.—Partial Redemption-^
The
officers
the
offering
2.5
2432.
p.
material
of
stated
Thomas,
Executive
of
company
1.5
Beane
Chief
Charnay)
2.5
—
Inc._
executive
137,200
2.5
Walston
&
Co., Inc.__
Waiting, Lerchen
&
Co
White, Weld & Co. Inc
1.5
~
a
Donald D.
capital,
1.5
—.—__
be
5
the
to
Because
1.5
Shields
2.5
Co.
-
2.5
1.5
Co.
&
Co.
Shearson, Hammill
&
to
statements made not mis¬
taking
evidence
on
these
in the Commission's Wash¬
prospectus, in July 1959 David B. Charnay, on
small
group of investors ana
himself, commenced nego¬
acquire 176,771 shares of stock held by the company's
new
Co.
—
Schwabacher
of
to
and
Inc
Co.,
1.5
Corp.
Co.
Stone
Hentz
&
Robinson-Humphrey
2.0
Cleveland
193,
The
1.5
&
1.5
&
Inc.
Stieglitz__
Hirsch
Reynolds
required
the
of
and an associate, Lloyd Gibson, amount¬
ing to about 20%
of the then outstanding shares and representing
working control.
Such stock was acquired in August 1959 at $8.30
per
share, whereupon a majority of the members of the Board
of
Directors, including Thomas, were replaced by new members, several
Hopwood— 2.0
Co., Inc. 1.5
&
statements
untrue
rnaae
V.
tiations
Christensen,
&
necessary, to
hearing for
the
purpose
scheduled for Aug, 8, 1961,
is
founder,
4.0
Sheperd
2.5
behalf
2.0
included
material facts
state
to
facts
office.
According
4.0
.
_______;
4.0
questions
ington
(421)
statement
omitted
' A
leading.
1.5
Meeds___
.
Writer
and
material
2,5
Co.
Jackson
Jaffray
registration
and
2.5
&
Inc
Co.
Prescott,
Co.
Hayden,
&
Webber,
Peters,
Co.,
&
&
the
facts
%
.
Inc
Brothers
Inc.
Co
.
Co.
&
Curtis
Piper,
Corp.
First
—V.
1.5
Union
Evans
Goodbody
Halle
&
1.5
&
A.
&
Loewi
..
Thalmann
Bissell
Paine,
2.0
Co.
____'
Inc.
H.
1.5
(Inc.)
&
Securities
Clement
The
Co.
&
Pont
Dillon,
Equitable
Lehman
1.5
Sons
du
Securities
Laird,
1.5
&
Co.
&
Francis
Hutton
F.
Ladenburg,
1.5
Inc
Byllesby
Courts
E.
2.5
Brown
...
.
2.5
Bache
Blair
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
set forth, ..to purchase all of the
subscription price plus accrued interest.
20.5
Co.,
.
%
.
Co
&
.
therein
the
at
.
6077
.
rev.
ry.
fr:
oper.
194, p. 5.
opers.
$716,221
$723,026
income—
255,306
441,810
ry.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(422)
6
.
Monday, July 31, 1961
.
.
'
to
Inc.—Capital
Design,
Delta
time
Offered—Pursuant
Stock
Air
May 16, 1961 prospectus, the company offered pub¬
a
licly,
stock
at
underwriting,
without
$4.50
Net
share.
per
shares
100,000
proceeds,
The
capital
of
estimated
at
from
—V.
192,
par)-
(no
the
of
The
TO
■
com¬
of
sales
'
;
milk
announced
Deltown's subsidiary,
Roland's
and
wood
Suffolk
offer
Dellwood Dairy
Co.
Long
of
Nassau
said,
he
each
enhanced,"
also
are
area
Sherman
Mr.
in
Investment
Estate
Real
Trust
and
This
with
of
State
90
the
SEC
in
the
underwriting)
at
$100
Trust
The
estate
filed
the
in
will
Campbell
be
for
administrative
function
suant
&
to
and
50,000
reproducibles.
And
the
complete set of data for
a
microfilm,
punch
one
item,
an
card
for
vendor
item
end
Printers
and
Film
Readers
ing Machines.—V. 192,
registration
a
public
and
law
in
and
estate,
'
;
'.
,
and
Net
con¬
proceeds,
payable
investments. Net proceeds from the sale
the
purchase of real estate assets.
and
-
v.
.
shares
this firm's
of
City,
York
of
laws
,
for
the
stock
at
$14.25
and
BUSINESS—The
350 Midland
the
State
of
stampings
other
and
and marketed
principal
the
the basis of
on
at $100,859,™ will be used
working capital.
7*
7%°preferred
under the laws of
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
TO
PRESENT
—V.
stock
($1
the
whom
FINANCING
R.
500,000 shs.
par)___
Treat
to
share
one
reduce
PROCEEDS—Net
40
a
located
Common Stock Of¬
—
E.
of
this
•
tract.
general
of
land
City
by
the
development
and
used
available
be
for
to
medium
State
of
Florida.
ently
has
under
Hollywood,
in
areas
were
Since
the
1955
cons.ruction
Miramar,
operations
Florida
containing
had
company
such
residences
Lauderdale,
Ft.
1,024
pur¬
well
as
land
as
drainage.
scaping in connection with
EARNINGS—For
its
and
company
land
in
year
1980,
the
the
for
developed
and
in
and
family
of
months
homes,
CAPITALIZATION
roads
and
GIVING
and
and
had
net
curbs
EFFECT
March
total
TO
of
construction
notes
(due
Purchase
within
(principally
Common
—V.
loan
PRESENT
(10
Air
Force
is
the
time,
important
the
data,
missiles,
on
formed by
Division,
Upon
result
a
airframe
of
1961
the
947.157
1,015,000
1960
Micro
Mechanized
second
and
year
for
The
main
of
goal
activities
of
Defense,
Air
active
aircraft
and
engineering
development
per¬
the
too,
Data
has
establishing
called
for
been
Automated
working
standard
a
Engineering
AFB
entered
Data
Logistics
system
on
the
program
for
use
by
Microreproduction
the, picture
responsibility of putting into operation
program,
Project
Heading
chief
of
Net
Net
quarter
first
first six
May
Ed
the
work
at
WPAFB
Administrative
the
last
yea+k
Air
and
Force
are
Major
Services
Wilbert
Office,
and
F.
turn
ape-ture card
cents,
under
out
a
properly
the
also
contend
the
$1.08
punched
Publications
to
turn
system
1961,
31
,
which
months,
84
or
ended
the
the
this
cents
June
30—
from
rev.
rwy.
op.
year
$748,969,000,
was
and
31,
were
quarter
$2,173,305
1,804,179
Milner
of
which
out
reduces
a
reproducible
by
90%
the
drawing
amount
$27,720,874,
[
1961—6 Mos.—1960 '
$4,003,056 *$2,606,061
1,714,039
.
$5,418,081
*3,892,699
Securities
—
Offered
distributed
la
"Alumi
products
cosmetics,
The
toilet
which
par
and
in
In
class A
cleaning,
addition
sold
the
trade
also
and
for
on
.
sanitation
to
of
names
markets
aerosol-type
manufactured
"Pine
GIVING
the
a
"Copper
regional
cleaning
C-lo"
basis
agents
and
Class
B,
C,
($1 par)
and D
($1
EFFECT
TO
year
199,702
of
number
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
599,89^ shs.
1199,702 shs.
$2,000,000
300,000 shs.
$2,000,000
56,275
shares,
64,895
are
class
B,
-
of
G. H. Walker
Whipple
Bacon,
64,895
,
class
are
units
set
forth
below:
-
&
Co.,
Corp.—June Report—
for the
reported
three
months'
period
.
,
C
ended
June
share
a
for
corresponding
the
1960
period,".
for
•
reached
sales
company's
a
new
high
in
fiscal
1960,
Henry
M-.
President, announced in the annual report.
Net sales for the
gain from $1,409,976
leading designer, manufacturer
(CATV) and. closed-circuit TV
the
installer
year before.
Entron is a
of Community Antenna
systems.
to
"Due
Mr.
number
a
Feb.
1961
28,
factors
of
"earnings
Diambra,
ended
failed to
$4,009,
was
of
a
nature,"
non-recurring
said
keep pace." Net profit for the year
compared to $56,002 the year before,
'
the
despite
Mr.
due
severe
the earnings decline to construction delays
winter weather and protest proceednigs before the
Commission involving Southern Transmission
Communications
Federal
Corp.,
that five months earnings were $47,322.
fact
Diiambra1; attributed
to unduly
a
wholly-owned
subsidiary, and substantial
product engineering
costs.j—V. 190, p. 1294.
Eternal Memorial Gardens, Billings, Mont.—Files
Securities
The
company
common
The
With
and Exchange Commission—
shares
proceeds
18, 19ul filed a "Rig. A" covering 275,000
offered at par ($1), without underwriting.
July
on
be
to
are
used for workmg capital.
to be
,
Fafnir Bearing Co.—June Report—
Net
earnings
$2,710 958,
or
of the
$1.20 a
for the first
compared with
company
share
half of 1961
earnings for
stood at
the cor¬
period in 1960 cf $4,470,612, or $1.98 a share, the com¬
pany reported.
However, income for the second quarter of 1 61 was
$1,522,514 compared to $1,188,454 for the first quarter of this year.
—V.
193, p. 1014.
responding
Fairchild
Camera
&
Instrument
Corp.
—
Six Months'
Report—
and
"
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and conditions set forth in
the underwriting agreement, the
company and the selling stockholders
have agreed to sell,
and each of the underwriters,, fof whom Courts
&
Co.
are
acting as representatives,
has agreed
to purchase,
the
respective
and
ended Feb. 28, 1761 totaled $1,844,221, a 30%
reported
and
deo¬
1,700,000 shs.
___.
par)
debentures
the
the
operations for the corresponding 196) period of $1,637,281 ex¬
of
a
non-recurring net pro.it from sale of real estate of
192, p. 400.
7
drugs,
and
Sundry Indebtedness
t Of
profit
The
it
Authorized
/ Class A common
iium
909.
p.
Stores, Inc.—Note Placed Privately—
through Lehman Brothers and
cents
72
:o
Net
main-^
Sol"
by. others on a custom basis.
To some extent,, the company's
products also arelsold in Canada South
and Central America.
■.
H
CAPITALIZATION
ago.—V. 193,
net
Diambra,
common
the company are-"Perma
and specialized" powdered
by
laundry starch),
under
company
articles
are
used
laundering..
liquid household
marketed
Glo."
$221,317,-
10%
Entron, Inc.—Sales Up, Net Down—
Pursuant
—
company was
incorporated in Mississippi in 1945
manufacturing plant and office are located, in Jackson,
engaged primarily in the manufacture and sale of
nationally-
principal products manufactured
cleansers
and
about
clusive
principal
Starch"
down
snare,
year
....
1961
$259,765.—V.
Corp.
household
a
of
Net earnings for the quarter
the six months ended June 30, 1981 amounted to $1,-.
913,301 after taxes and all other charges, equivalent to $1.25 a share
on
the 1,230,590 shares outstanding.
Tnis compar s with a ne„ profit
.
from
' 1 ,$48,635
BUSINESS—The
and
Brothers
corporation,
1961,
lent
$9,341,376 $21,132,428
11,947,437 .15,714,347"
thereof.:
and
quarter
profit of $987,074 alter taxes and all other charges,
equivalent to 80 cents a share on the 1,230,500 shares of common
stock outstanding. This compares with a net profit of $890,068, equiva¬
Ry.-—Earnings-—
the stock sale will go to certain
selling stockholders and
the company will receive no portion
tenance
$.72 per common
or
$.80 a share earned
or
Electrolux
193
Net
advertised
•
.
$574,-
proceeds from the debenture sale, estimated
$1,806,214, will be used by the company for the re¬
payment of debt and for working capital. Proceeds from
is
-
;
30,
1, 1971 and two shares of $1
It
...
the second
in
Co., New York City,
Chicago.—V. 193, p. 701.
a
Miss.
ago.
$220,466,551
&
5.
p.
Report—
./
corresponding period last year.
privately
and
commercial.—V.
1961—Month—I960'
ops.
ry.
105.
p.
,•'
..
.
year
a
were
the
in
Edison
'
$174,569,000
income—
194,
193,
Co.—Six Months'
July 27, 1961 it was reported that this firm's $4,000,000
5%% promissory note due Jan. 15, 1982 had been placed
;
Iron Range
&
Kodak
share.
$30,771,580,
Comparable
second
months.
work
May
$431,926,000.
for
69,912 are class D.
and
s
new
$3,225,000,
Molnar
interpreted microfilm
containing the reproducible drawing information for five
compared to about
the eld system.
They
of
Campbell,
Mike
Lykins,
can
for
company
mili¬
accepted
phase
commodity managers for the Air Force
and
Engineering Data Division in the Major's office.
They
of
six
$314,989,000
were
government
End,
Dumas
System
MEDAL.
base's
was
3,494,459
6%
up
the
the
by
113.
year.
months
465,113
t EDMS).
Wright-Patterson
six
same
earnings after taxes for the half year
common
513
.
dorants
Department
the
tary
4.16
at
all
at
space
(Me DAL).
with
fiscal
first
the
ago
of
as
was
stock.
valuable
research
Engineering
6.24
Co
$1,820,000.
was
the
operating
Company's File System
Cataloging, and Standardization
Division of Headquarters AFLC
(formerly Air Materiel Command) was
appointed the task of developing a program for
implementing the new
engineering data concept for systems application.
The program was
called
Co
&
July 17, 1961 prospectus, Courts & Co., Atlanta, Ga.,
publicly offered 200,000 units of this firm's
securities at $28 per unit.
Each unit consisted of one
$10 par 6%
convertible
subordinated
debenture ■, due
the Engineering Standards office of the Aeronautical
Systems
element of Air Force Systems Command.
development,
reported
was
expenses
to
$971,391
an.
successful
16.62
,___
&
Anderson
the
194, p.
were $49,537,757, or $1.28
This was about 10% less than the $54,958,850, or
$1.42 per cemmon share, earned in the first half of 1960.
Net earnings
were
12% of sales in the first half. of this year and 13.2%. in the first
half a year ago.
'
; \' 7
Pre-tax
earnings were $102,437,957, compared with $J 13,958.850 a
year ago.
The provision for income taxes was $52,900,000 as against
and associates
and
initial
—
Walker
S.
E.
$7,497,515
Its
is
program
Net
compares with a loss of $8,769,000, or $2.30 per share
six
months
of
fiscal
year
1960.
Loss
for
the
second
♦Deficit.—V.
drawings.
The
Inc.
M.
V.
for
share
per
Associates—Subsidiary Sale Approved
below.—V.
Co.,
the second.
in
percent¬
Wheeler, & Cruttenden,
$4,638,418
and
money
exercise of rights
respective
per
revenue.
Outstanding
2,000,000
Force Uses
the
Rwy.
and
For
including Wright-Patterconverting all active production
drawings into microfilm aperture cards.
The
program
involves
the
use
of
35
mm
microfilm
mounted
in
punched accounting machine cards to handle standard distribution of
.
of
a
June
saving
in
This
for
Period
land¬
Force Logistics Command's major installations,
son
Air Force Base,
at Dayton, by
and
the
for
Duluth, Missabe
FINANCING
j.
Diebold Inc.—Air
for
stock
The
houses
of
___
cents par)
time
preferred
cants
25
sales for the half year held nearly level with those of a
while earnings were lower, it was reported by Thomas J.
hargrave, Chairman, and William S. Vaughn, President.
Consolidated
sales
of
the company's U.T S. establishments for the
half year
(24 weeks ended June 11) were $414,349,963, about 0.7%
below the $417,221,947 reported a year ago.
The sales trend comparison
improved siightly in the second quarter. Compared with corresponding
quarters last year, sales were down 0.8% in the first quarter and 0.6%
945
1449.
p.
of
with
ago,
year
conditions
below
1117.
p.
mortgage
months)
3-6
shares
paid for by the
16.62
$1,509,000
profit
first
400,000
v
5% )
at
stock
193,
The
the
of
Backlog
mortgage indebtedness
money
all
Gas
Valley
$59,500,000
$566,508,000 for the
1961,
$53,767.
compared
Company
Out'stg
?4,059
the
to
end
i960.-
Eastman
2776.
net
the
$201,603.
Authorized
6-6 %>%
and
31,
sales
income
income
net
See
share:
16.62
quarter
figures
the
which
of
the
ended
Eastern Utilities
representative, have severally
as
Rwy. operating
ended
companies
$882,211
$3,290,^87
were
scree's.
and
per
21.03
Co
$227,053,000
pres¬
in
of
amounted to $1.14 on 2,823,562
with
$1.09
per
snare
on
2,809,173
of the same pe.'iod last year.
June 30,
1961 earnings
amounted to 30
compared
ACQUISITION—See Midland Enterprises, Inc., below.—V.
en¬
; 456,713
named
Report—
stock
common
at
quarter
share
per
quarter
were
Sales
communities
Co.____
of
quarter
required.
as
developments.
'three
affiliate :l
amount
sale3
its
acting
company
expiration
company
tems,
.
the
$4.40
Inc
profit
share.
per
completed and 79 under construction as of March 31, 1961.
has also constructed related water and sewerage sys¬
The
'
50,000
-
underwriters
18.71
&
net
second
Cape Canaveral and Jacksonville
single
cents
FINANCING
Authorized
$.pd subject
the
subscribed
at
&
Hogan,
193, p.
A
construction
home
the
For
the
of
outstanding,
outstanding
Sales
company of 5707 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, Fla.,
principally in the development and construction of low
priced single-family residences
and
communities
in
the
engaged
is
the
at
conversion products pro¬
Fuel Associates—June
Gas &
share
per
shares
Douglas Aircraft Co. Inc.—June Report—
BUSINESS—The
is
Co.
Co
B.
Total
to
company
—V.
Miramar, Fla.; and for the development
balance
of
the
proceeds
will
be
added
to
its
will
and
for
&
Wedbush
of
The
funds
be
will
proceeds
the
of
not
are
holders
Bernhard
Arthur
&
tract
acre
south
ings
accounts
1,000,000
&
,
company
shares
PRESENT
_
from
,
manufacturer
reported for the six months ended June 30,
1961
total
consolidated
net sales
and operating revenues of $65,166,354
compared with $78,028,913 for the same period last year.
Net
income amounted to
$3,763,939 compared to $3,616,932 at the
same
time last year. After deducting
4V2% preferred dividends, the *
balance was
$3,209,584 compared with $3,062,636 a year ago. Earn¬
362,625 shs.
Co., Inc., New York City, and
Bruno-Lenchner, Inc., Pittsburgh, offered publicly on
July 25, 200,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$3 per share. The offering marked the initial public
sale of the company's stock.
chase
Bernhard
which
R.
fered—Amos
TO
the ' terms
agreement
set forth below
Hardy
of America
EFFECT
par)
purchase
warrant
ages
194, p. 216i
Development Corp.
E.
to
by
Outstanding
($1
underwriting
agreed
Authorized
Common
conveitibiC
193, p. 2324.
,
Sulger the acquisition of the pioneer
Mr.
to
particular responsibility for the power
by the company.—V. 194, p. 216.
The
equipment. The address of the company
Valley
(Los Angeles), Calif.
The
($5 par)__^
offered
EFFECT
trustee, registrar,
appointed
been
has
and conversion tvgenp xor *p^»ouu.000 6%
debentures, due 1971, of the corporation.—V.
Eastern
right to
Sun
GIVING
UNDERWRITERS—Under
in
trademark.
own
and
Road,
.
manufacture
under its
chambers
Fernando
stock
Common
at
office
1,500
converters and vibrators for the missile and elec¬
tronics field was in consideration of 16,666 shares of Dynamic stock,
an
over-the-counter security. Joseph
A. Mas, former President and
founder,
will continue
as
Vice-President in charge of engineering,
parts
CAPITALIZATION
company.
executive
1,500
Inc.
Co.,
&
supplies,
power
changed its name on June 14, 1960 from Neptuna Corp. to
Industries, Inc. This corporate name was adopted as being
descriptive of the present business and. future, intent.
more
on
the
been
its
Mich., was incorporated
agent
According
of
Diversified
April 30, 1915. The principal business of the
and sale of pressed metal parts,
assembled products, some of which are produced
Michigan
has
company
having
company,
Ave., Detroit 3.
test
San
8450
per
portion thereof will be received by the
no
Bank
Manhattan
Chase
company
share.
Proceeds from the sale will go to the selling stockholder
common
2,000
Sanford_______
&
Hilsman
President.
cumulative convertible
missiles, aircraft, and defense systems and is also engaged
development,
engineering.,
manufacture,
and
sale
of
is
20,000
offered
2,000
2,000
&
Appointment—
wi;h
company was incorporated Oct. 10, 1955 under
of California. It manufactures precision metal
State
vironmental
Offered—Pur¬
publicly
Chisholm
Dynamic Instrument Corp.—Acquisition—
company has acquired Vibration Research Laboratories Inc., of
Tuckahoe, N. Y., it has been announced by Harold E. Sulger, Dynamic's
on
?
stockholders
common
estimated
increase
BUSINESS—The
toward
New
&
Inc.
& Co.__,
$1
common shares held of record June
5, with
rights to expire Aug. 9. R. E. Bernhard & Co., Beverly
Hills, Calif., is the principal underwriter.
July 19, 1961 offering circular, G. A. Saxton
Inc.,
H.
2,000
Inc.
Hattier
J.
2,000
Inc.
Son,
Watkins
Tindall
Co.,
4,500
4,500
The
for each ten
is
Stock
W.
Lynch-
&
&
Inc.—Subscription Rights—The
subscribe to 24,059 shares of 7%
(without
June 1961 as a
investing, and
competent
J.
Varnedoe,
—
subordinated
Modified Punch Card Account¬
IBM
2324.
p.
is offering
company
bene¬
of
sale
2,000
Stubbs,
Wulbern,
Carrison,
paying
used
Leonard
Rupe
Lombardo,
Inc.
2,000
Miller,
&
Dallas
4,500
Duddleston
Pierce,
Mellen
Moore,
and
McLarty
3,500
Inc.__
Inc.
Co.,
Co.__
&
Waggoner
&
Crawford,
Joseph,
4,500
Kroeze,
required
3,500
Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs
punch card for
one
each
&
Inc.
weapons
&
4,500
Co
&
Evans
A.
&
7,000
4,500
lL
Inc.
Bradford
Howard,
new
of
&
Co.,
Clement
program, the prime contractor furnishes the Air Force
35-mm microfilm, one microfilm index, one punch card for
of
Neal
French
—
&
C.
J.
readers,
Filmsort mounters and Thermofax Filmac
"200"
Reader
Printer, Xerox Continuous Printers,
Data Graphics-Microline
Card-to-Card Printer and Developer, Recoraak's MRC-4 camera
Proces¬
of holding,
purpose
Stamping Co.—Common
a
Co.,
Blair
prints for world-wide Air Force activities.
prints
a
Wyatt,
Inc.
Co,
of the cost for a
of making the re¬
part
-
Co.___n—.
Lemon & Co.__
Robinson-Humphrey
The
set of engineer¬
blueprints to the Air
of
Consequently,
3,500
&
Johnston,
a
research,
Detroit
Corp.
.
microfilm
listed as Chairman of the Trustees, John F.
Trustee, and Harry D. Yates as Trustee and Secretary.
a
as
this
and
sets
numerous
preferred stock at $5 per share
New York
real
of
such
used
Dennis
J.
field
of
supervision
shares
of
George
and
Powell, Kistler & Co.—__
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
Hutton
Norris
The
Securities
shares
100,000
offered
the
for
trust
Y.,
N.
covering
24
be
to
share.
under
per
organized
was
Albany,
St.,
July
on
Trust,
investment
investments
of
manufacturer supplied
3,500
_—7,000
7,000
E.
gigantic program is being accomplished largely with the help of
new
equipment developed by industry.
An example
of some of the
equipment available are Diebold Super Elevator Files with attached
reinvesting in real property, interests in real property, and interests
in mortgages on real property. According to the prospectus, the ob¬
jective of the Trust is to provide a broad and selective diversification
tinuous
the
3,500
Hirshberg, Inc.__
Lewis
7,000
7,000
Inc.
Co.,
&
The Johnson,
when the Air Force went to work.
3,500
Co.
7,000
Sons—
Dickson
duced
interest
real
that existed
4,500
3,500
Co
Lane, Space
S.
W.
have
missiles
and
12,500
Co.__
&
&
Brown
Alex.
&
Sherrerd
&
Clark, Landstreet &
Kirkpatrick, Inc.
12,500
—-
Witter
Dean
million.
Diversified Industries,
company
statement
to
feet
square
Butcher
Jackson
Curtis
&
The
would
Registered—
ficial
required
5,000
assembly.
With these five items the Air Force expects
spent on microfilm and punch cards to do as much as $5 spent
reproducibles ana prints.
declared.—
—
to
accessories,
engines,
7Va
activities.
was
1,500,000
frame
an
sor
Dennis
system
drawing in
each
were
pansion in the
V. 191, p. 2516.
field
reproducibles
sec
one
possibilities for
operating economies and for increased
through the addition of Roland's volume to Dei town s sales,
over
$31,000,000 in 1960.
"Opportunities for further ex¬
which
its
Under the
good
profits
cut
the
not
are
*
Both Dell-
Inc.
heavily populated
areas
Island.
The combination,
cover
of
counties
space
system could reach 7,500,000 square feet of
printpaper, plus 250,000 square feet of expensive reproducibles.
become
those of
with
and
footage for such
In announcing
Dairy
aircrafts,
drawing reproducibles,
nishing
The acquisition, for cash and long-term
effective on July 31, 1961.
the agreement, Mr. Sherman stated that the Roland's
processing and distribution operations would be merged
to
for
be
speed
major weapons system might require as many as 50,000, drawings.
The contractor had to supply as many as 30 sets of prints
along with
a
set
of reproducibles.
Therefore, a manufacturer found himself fur¬
Inc.—Acquisition Agreement—
President,
will
cards
in
The
Co
R.
estimated
an
increase
system.
Webber,
A
'*
;
and
new
Schwabacher
60,000
&
Paine,
•
Under former contracts
quired
$4,000,000.
about
is
notes,
aperture
the condition
weapons
500,000 shs.
"
cost
the
drawings filled three vaults, most of a warehouse; file cabinets
high, were stacked in cubby holes and on top of cabinets.
was
ing
Outstanding
600,000 shs.
——-——
•
Sherman,
from
Units
Units
other
the hands of
feet
That
that an agreement has
been signed for the acquisition of Roland's Dairy Inc. of Copiague,
Long Island, and two affiliated companies having aggregate annual
H.
Louis
to
nine
,
PRESENT FINANCING
p.. 1396.
Deltown Foods,
drawings
These
Force
Authorized
stock
Common
operating
derived
microfilm
the
put in
to
Courts
25,000 square feet.
increased
San Diego, Calif.
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
facilities
maninaccuring
ana
located at 3163 Adams Ave.,
are
in
ready
contractors.
or
was
offices
administrative
The
pany
the material
get
reduction
house
incorporated in California in October,
1959.
It is engaged in the business of the design
and development
of portable control chambers for use in the evaluation of solid state
electronic
circuitry,
controlled, atmosphere processing chambers and
pre-engineered high vacuum system components.
company
to
services
only, beneftis
$430,000, will be used to construct a new factory, pur¬
chase equipment and increase inventory.
BUSINESS—The
required
Force
The
the
company
second
released
Second
per
in
by
chalked
quarter
John
Net
tne
and special credit were $1,422,009, or $1.14
earnings ox $881,000, or 71 cents per share,
quarter earnings
up 61%
over
second quarter of
share,
the
new records in sales and earnirgs for both
first half of 1961, according to a report
president.
up
and
Carter,
earnings
and
I960.
special
credit
.
of
$2,299,000,
or
$1.85
per
share,
Volume
reported
were
for
d* 37%
crease
period
same
All
figures
June
30,
the
Number
six-month
tne
over
in
194
6077
.
The Commercial and
.
.
period
yl,682,000,
ending June 30, 1951, an in¬
$1.35 per share, reported for the
or
1960.
based
are
1961.
the
on
1,243,475
shares
outstanding
Railway
of
as
special credit in the six-month period and in the second quarter,
amounted
to
$315;000,
and
was
the. partial
utilization
of., the
het
operating loss carry-over existing from tne me.gsr of the Ahan 3.
Mont
Laboratories, Inc.
Carte:*
reported
machine
45%
w.ien
rentals,
of
rentals
second
the. same
had
increased
of
quarter
period
in
its
1961
net
sales
$44,570,000,
sales
and
rentals
increase
an
of
net
of
%
•i t
$30,235,000.—V.
firs^
over
193,
On
request of company
from
July 24
under
statements, filed
counsel,
to Aug.
the
14,
the
mont.is,
Tne
V'
Act
first
has
hal:
fiscal
of
holders
that
good
those for
as
i1. Net
sales
compared
SEC
has
194,
authorized
to
/,
Earnings
compared
latter
30,
to
larger
the
Commenting on
and
man
record
in
for
report
would
be
six
Lecond
>
1961
May
31,
$466,718
of
for the
of
the
1959,
compared
of
1961
last'y»
previous
■:
1961
General
it
Corp.—Notes
reported
George Olmstead,
President,
by Mutual Life Insurance
up
Foundation;
$3,000,000
sales
of
taxes
of
amounted
Gardner-Denver's
$41,301,042
sales
the
1961,
totaled
first
half
of
the
for
$22,940,810 this
were
i960
for
to
15%
>
.
•
$1,946,511.
Sold
For
said
$7,500,000- of
of
Co.
New
York;
the
notes
oi
July
on
$22,316,104.
1961
last
William
G.
for
r
The
of
Brumder,
the
$2,980,201
Files With
—
President,
six
first
months
half
of
consolidated
reported
1961
of
last
year,
5.4%
a
net
$3,140,157,
was
operating
compared
represented
earnings per share
A"
covering 145,000
through Cumberland
$2,
be
used
for
incidental
expenses
to
the
devel¬
Tne
offered
Co.—Common
Stock
50,000
shares
of
this
compare^$1.54 in the like 1960 period.—V. 193,
firm's
July
on
The
-
common
28,
1959
under
instruments,
radiation
detection
company's office and
air pollution
devices,
filters
and
Net sales for
year.
Net
350
income
half
of
the
the
the
for
share,
per
for
first six
Nec
sales
in
share for
per
first
the
of
of
$263,059,
the
the
this
It
the
is
following
plant are located at 102-6 North Main St.,
270
or
half
of
share
per
1961
for
Pu.chase
Sales
of
I960.—V.
193,
Short-term
Common
the
of
possibility
I.
1961,
Executive Officer,
J.
Harvey,
said.
Chairman
Jr.,
'
«
for
pace
of
the
the
Board
last
sales
in
$69,323,754
•
the
second
totaled
$67,732,259,
and
six
trol
C.iief
with
compared
year earlier,
wet income iur
tne" quarter was $3,524,646,
equal after preferred dividend requirements to 55 cents per share on
5,541,394 average common shares outstanding. This compares with $4,-
310,030,
a
70
or
outstanding
For
the
cents
year
a
first
share
per
t>,4±«,7uU
on
average
'
half
of
this
net
year
sales
amounted
to
$114,235,936,
compared with $119,195,738 In the first six months of 1960.
Net inc'me
for
the
half year totaled $4,058,262,
equal after preferred dividend
requirements to
80
or
cents
:<
cents
share,
common
with
compared
$5,352,965,
194,
6.
p.
Corp.—Common Offered—A secondary
offering of 100,000 shares of this firm's common stock
was made July 27 at $15.50
per share. An underwriting
group headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York
City, and McDonald & Co., Cleveland offered 89,600
shares to the public and 10,400 shares to employees at
$14.57 per share. None of the proceeds will be received
by the company.
engaged
principally in
construction
purposes
products.
1'
'
sales
based
for
1,239,217
on
like
of
structural
architectural
Tampa,
steel
Fla.,
miscellaneous
and
cents
is
for
products
metal
fiscal
to
ended
year
$32,757,549,
$1,727,317,
30, 1960, the company's
pro-forma consolidated net
earnings of $1.39 per share
outstanding.
Comparable figures
shares
common
Sept.
with
equal
share
per
based
to
the
on
number
same
of
PRESENT
notes
5y2%
payable to bank
convertible
tures
due
Common
May
stock
chase
agreement
writers,
for
acting
as
sell
the
of
to
chase
the
respective
bind
the
vides
Burke,
a
the
McDonald
and
number
the
of
the
1,251,050 shs.
terms
selling
Net
and
conditions
snareholders
of
Co,
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
shareholders have' agreed
an
of
aggregate
have
common
of
severally
'stock
set
89,600
agreed
director
Kidder,
Paine,
&
C.
opposite
of
the
Co
company,
20,300
is
a
partner
in
McDonald
20,300
&
Bache
&
Goodbody
R.
.
Inc.___
Co
&
Co._.
S. Dickson
—-V.
Inc.
Evans
3,700
___.
p.
&
Fulton,
Reid
Merrill,
Turben
6,200
Courts
Oscar E.
—6,200
Co, Inc.—
2542.
3,700
Pierce,
Inc.
&
&
Co.
&
Inc.—
Co.
Inc.
Co
Dooly & Co
Carrison, Wulbern
—
3,700
Inc.
into
President
2,700
period
offices
Tne
ben
warehouses,
data
a
wnich
marking
GIVING
packs,
processing
would
EFFECT
government
was
Atronics,
and
The
A
be
reported
for
of
the
first
were
quarter
con¬
Atronics.
by
year when net earnings
adjusted for the 2-ior-l
earnings
tne
PRESENT
stock
split
sales
5.1%
period
for
current
of
General
quarter totaled
$274,565,000
ago.—V.
year
a
the
sales
over
193,
Public
tne
for
per
company.
approved
%
to
last
ster
The
Joseph
stock
sale
will
a
diversified
Investment-
Jersey
be
used
for
be
used
for
modem
Company
Act
of
Proceeds
1130.
1940.
189,
p.
the
year-end
earnings
than
those
from
be
McKnigho,
class
cent
in
half
second
the
of
ana
Printing
June
Georgia-Pacific
30,
1961
for
half
of
Lumber
last
1960,
oii'ered.
and
the
with
,1960
Plywood
flow
for
$20,556,304
the
a
period
same
period
Net
snares
of
States.
Its
The
Corp.,
half
of
head
than
ago
with
1931
the
company's
timber,
the
harvesting less of
latter being at a higher
by
was
own
Capital
outstanding,
cost
2,o00
and
per
wnl
to
share.'
—
and
not
and
program
c-pital
Capital
class
80,000
A
oUtStuiimiig
ti0,000
outstanding
strck
thereox
Shaw
Josepn
of
(amounts
and
E.
nee
—
An
rtspecJveiy.
Stock
officers1'
stockholders,
located
is
the
at
4030
tative,
each
its
income
net
Offered
directors
and
of
of
shares
tne
the
remaining
Feb.
of
GIVING
for
whom
and
the
selling
purchase
28,
1961
EFFECT
TO
with
PRESENT
names
Paine,
respective
is
to
forth
set
&
shares
of
to
subject
are
Jackson
number
committed
stockholders,
agreement,
addresses
and
Webber,
sales
$2,jl3,000
FINANCING
877,500, shs.
the
of
Curtis
earnings
had
several
is
the
under¬
represen¬
of
capital stock which
from the company and'
purchase
the conditions
set
fortn
the
in
below:
From the
From the
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson
Hemphill,
&
is
&
& Co
Co.,
Inc
Hammill
Walker
H.
9,471
3,029
9,471
6,060
&
Co
1,697
5,303
Co
1,697
Weedon
&
Miller
&
Schwabacher
Arthurs,
&
Eewburger
Inc
1.697
5,303
Co
L455
1,455
4,545
4,545
;
1,455
French
—V.
193,
Inc.
4,545
4,545
1,455
4,545
970
3,303
1,455
Co.,
Inc
Mosley Co., Inc.—
Moyer, Fricke &
Woodcock,
in
5,303
;
&
Suplee, Yeatman,
more
5,303
5 303
1,697
Co
&
5.303
,
1,697
Co._—
Durst,
&
Riecke
5,303
1,697
Sherrerd
&
5,303
1,697
Co.
Lesirange
Eutcher
Inc
Co
&
&
Wagenseller
Co.,
5,303
1,697
1,697
Co
&
Co
&
Ryons
A.
3,029
Co
1,940
Hentz
H.
11,364
Co.
<&
Eichler
Haycten,
H.
3,636
*
11,364
11,364
Parke_,
Dempsey-Tegeier
Lester,
11,364
3,636
a—_
&
&
Crowell,
3,636
3,636
Inc
Co.,
&
43,56J shs.
Co
&
Staats
Stockholders
Roberts
Bateman,
Courts
&
Lemon
R.
Selling
-Company
Curtis—13,94u shs.
Noyes
Reynolds
Snearson,
the
classifiable
of
Goodway
$405,000, compared
prior uscal year.
the
in
Pniladelphia.
St.,
reinvestment
stock.
capital
1,500,000 shs.
underwriter
the
continuing
on
ended
respective*",
cnesmut
the
year
UNDERWRITERS—The
com¬
resulting
tne
research
12,5Gj shares were
Leon W. Gie.ierup,
Tne
the
xor
be
stock
writers,
Georgia-Pacific
timber
one
space,
working
and
A
secretary-treasurer,
selling
office
and
ji.uu.vuJ,
ended
$18,375,791
reduction
is
class
principal hoide.s
the
Co.
anticipates
dividends
pay
$4,802,000
u.iu
totaling $107,449,068
reported at $7,685,-
acquired
of
stock
under
and
receive the proceeds irom
187,500
Goodway
will
receive
proceeds ;from
and will add them to general iunds.
company
rather
$8,890,777 for the first
to
include W.
M.
Ritter
restated
Products
year
are
the
rrom
onice
as
Schmidt,
months
amiesive
to a printing firm established in Philadelphia
Goodway, with a suaif of technical writers and eanors as
printing facilities, is one of the largest intergraied producers
manuals, proposals, and other technical publications in tr.e United
well
with
the
first
six
the
last year,
earnings
compared
figures
for
sales
as
organ/zed
of
operations
additional
snares
price.
1929,
which
shows
$106,733,742.
with
and
Cash
from
outside
with
six-month
Co.
year.
pared
part
the
from
up
compared
report
proceeds
sold
1961
name
will
company,
promises a further up-trend in
sales and record earnings during that
half as a result of generally
improving business conditions coupled with the new housing legislation
recently passed by Congress.
year
2,813
July
saie
and
&
equipment,
expansion
of
sales
exchange
and
amendment)
PROCEEDS—Three
the
William
1960
Coliu
shares
same
in
same
at
underwriting group managed by Paine, Y/ebber, oackson
& Curtis offered publicly on July
2% 247,500 shares of
this firm's capital stocK at $ll.ro per share.
expressed
in
the corporation's six-months report received by stock¬
holders. The major forest products company said it anticipates activity
the
'net
tne
and
iacm.y
15,000
stock
A
1
at
issued
vice-presiuent
Goodway
t..e
machinery
new
at
law
a
80,000
sale
underwriters.
A
whicu
oi
company's
aavei using,
company;
by
of
the
mass
linuer,
The
the
underwriter
ooth
were
supplied
G.
of
tne
filed
J.,
puohc
Winsiow,
paid
share,
a
increased
of
by
be
Delaware
development,
the
president,
shares
Johnston,
higher
for
purposes.
principal
p.eaecessor
Georgia-Pacific Corp.—Six Months' Report—
of
$1.84
covering
lor
12,500
manufacture
outstanding
Of
scares.
to
B
ciass
tne
has
will
per
products.
increased
corporate
company
$.01
tne
with
product
heauea
under
moving
plant
construction
and
general
regis¬
company
st.ck
common
N.
21
amy
Stone & Web¬
investment
investment.—V.
oi
with
910.
offered
includes
corporation
in
engaged
CAPITALIZATION
Corp.—Common
closed-end
19o, y.
on
'iunzei,
organized
New
promotion,
The
■
the
outstanding at the
s.mre
compared
be
commission
at
to
films and related
a
to
unaerwi iters
snare
was
a
and
Record date,
is
company
under
bd8,o7Jsns.
Hackensack,
SEC
underwriter
lauoratory
Corp., New1' York City, heads the list of
price and underwriting terms
supplied by amendment.
'
tered
per
Street,
tne
stock,
Securities
will be
651
per
EARNINGS—In
$288,523,000, an increase
corresponding wee-month
share for each two shares held.
new
Outstanding
sns.
stock
common
ended,
1959.—V.
aiso
Ifcrt is
villi
•-.<
■
Registered—
This company, of 90 Broad Street, New York City, filed
a registration statement with the SEC on
July 26 cover¬
ing 3,947,795 shares of common stock to be offered for
subscription by common stockholders on the basis of
one
witn
statement
.u'ansieirtd
1948io
2435.
p.
Service
its
FINANCING
BUSINESS—Successor
equal to 69
6.5% the
$16,150,000, equal to
were
oi
by
•-
i\et
of
and
one
with
,
TO
earned
Hobart
102
through
company
in
/
-
were
$17,196,000,
outstanding, exceeding
stock
common
last
30
with
service
integrated
Report—
just
$1.52 in
common
$.5775
principal
be
in
in
net sales
June
of
Snare
per
the
to
prod¬
proprietary
General
scares
amount
ana
A
registration
being
ended
oi
months
statement
class
01
Stetson.
en¬
operations.
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
1960
company
snares
to
by
reports
Girder Process, Inc.—Class A Common
Registered—
Tnis
company
corporation,
facility for
industry
and
Months'
cue
six
the
and
__
handling
and
tags
otherwise
or
systems.
1,2U0,00J
number
period
and
and
manufacturing
faciilties
at
formerly was a wnoily-owned sub¬
marketing
and
the
lor
purchase
Products,
materials
company
receiving
shipment.
develop
and
customer
income
net
period of
same
200,000 shs.
General
general
"
,
was
eu.cn
roof
for the merger, Mr. Laurent said that
established
by
the parent
company
to
reasons
had
share,
a
a
•
2325.
p.
depletion.
as
a
per
common
share basis, earnings were $1.20 for the sixperiod, compared with $1.47 a year ago. Cash flow was $2.96
share' compared
with
$3 50
with
computations
based
on
the
average
number
of
shares
outstanding • in
the
respective
periods.
(B.
months
per
—V.
193,
p.
1118.
Net
to
F.)
sales
Goodrich
of
the
$370,356,606
I960,
a
Co.—Six
company
compared
decrease
of
8.3%,
Months'
Report—
for th? first six months of 1961 amo"nted
with $403,820,831 for the same period of
it was announced by J. W. Keener, Presi¬
dent.
-
,1
Net
Gertsch
.'Earnings
2,700
and
customers,
Co.—Six
on
of
$2.lo
sale
Outstanding
the
of
July.
3,700
3,200
for
to
,
FINANCING
300,000 shs.
period
share
cents
Co.
Co.
&
for
,
and affixes price
the
to
(10 par)
1961
30,
enci
On
A.
6,200
Co,
&
Shares
Clement
7,000
&
their
The
Peabody & Co
Webber, Jackson
Allyn
to
pur¬
to
Curtis
A.
are
shares
to
Shares
McDonald
pur¬
under¬
and
purchase agreement does not irrevocably
purchase the shares offered hereby but pro¬
obligations are subject to certain conditions.
C. H.
their
the
earnings
The
the
the
and
PRESENT
in first quarter net earnings,
the
per
similar
as
&
underwriters
shares
below.
names
underwriters
that
to
representatives,
the
selling
underwriters named below
stock
2,117,800
i,n0u,000 shs.
between
whom
common
2,117,800
-
par)_
used
of the company for the six months ended
$19,713,603 compared with $17,215,999 lor t.ie same
period in I960 and $14,095,926 for the first six montns of 1959, it was
announced by Boone Gross, President.
June
bonding
25,000
-
$34,530
Atronic
ox
for
manufacturing
for
cents
in
deben¬
1971
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
-
Outstanding
$4,740,000
and
1793.
p.
Gillette
earn¬
$6,000,000
subordinated
1,
($1
Products
with
systems
Products
a
New records
common
FINANCING
Authorized
5%
and
Expectation
TO
bank
Sunstein,
President
developed
for
192, p. 113.
share
"
EFFECT
present
60,000
'
GIVING
\?
Corp.—Merger Effective—1
E.
General Foods
outstanding.
CAPITALIZATION
to
Conshohocken,
underwriters.
period of 1959 were $33,408,688 and $1,226,880 with
99
shares
of
St.,
'
the
to
Cleveland
fabrication
arid
amounted
amounting
the
ings
the
1715
;
EARNINGS—For
gross
income
of
company,
ucts
—V.
65
Steel
BUSINESS—The
"
per
share, in the initial half of last year.—V.
a
Florida
'
56
West
.
explaining
provide
v
'
TO
.
Atronic
of
David
Products,
Hill,
devices
In
shares
common
ago.
,
50,000
sidiary of • General Atronics.
Product
specialties
include
signal
hancing equipment and automatic selecting, rouhng, sensing and
*
.
quarter
EFFECT
note
Atronics
Laurent,
J.
Atronic
Net
193,
issued
by
Atronic
upward
GIVING
.
merger
Union
accelerated
an
capital
prepares
documents;
intends
Consolidated
193, p. 2778.
The
sub¬
of
Ninth
441
forwards
merchandise
its
successor
35,000
i:d_—-An^rt_-/,ill:l,970
debt—Secured
announced
of
equipment
receivable
stock
General
up
earnings of the company during the second quarter this
year improved at a lower than anticipated rate but the
company looks
months
additional
Authorized
six months
and
working
of
ready for sale at retail locations.
and
classification
common
Flintkote Co.—June Report—
toward
of
promotion,
CAPITALIZATION
George
Sales
the
ol
The
or
1225.
p.
to
merchandise;
commercial
Common stock
$34,530
.
advertising and trade public relations
(4) Research and development of new produc cSv-.
—Y"-r
(d> Yvork.ng capital'to finance ihcrcasd ip inventories and
first
the
$10,356,996,
were
slightly from the $10,328,678 volume registered in the initial
two
will
purposes:
Payment of funded debt
-V.
$348,921.
result
;
.
prepares
'registration
—
of
added
company,
classifies
company
$5.25
(3)
year.
totaled
year
period
be
CAPITALIZATION
vo
$5,207,176,
were
preceding
otner
present
sold to industry,
are
offered,
accounts
second
period of 1961
quarter
months
with
compared
1960.
110
or
three-month
second
the
as
1834.
p.
from the financing will be used by the
overhead trolley systems installed in its New
discharge indebtedness to three affiliated cor¬
on its data processing project.
The balance of
to
be made
can
labels;
prepares
The company's diversified lines,
net proceeds from the sale of the 50,000 shares of
after deducting expenses, will be approximately $256,500.
intention of
the company to
allocate the proueeus for the
stocK
earnings of the company for the second quarter of 1961 were
$179,694, equivalent to 180 per share of class A and B stock outstand¬
agaiust $5,0..-2,041
million,
190,
ad¬
Gertsch
Product's
Gertscn
in
despite
wh:cn
Mr.
filter
and
Chelsea, Mich.
Net
last
increase
$1
over
year
inuuscry,
the
carry
will
receives and
was
Michigan.
oi
encompassing approximately b0 different products,
government/, hospuals and universities.
Fitchburg Paper Co.—Quarterly Report-
ing, compared with $103,082,
to
to
accessories
Based
incorporated
was
devices and meteorological instruments.
-
200.
p.
to
the
electronics
20%
a
$2,907,o45
achieved
Ave., New York, N. Y., .is
currently engaged in services, for department scores and chain stores,
to reduce the time in which articles of wearing apparel ar.d
Offered—
'
-
company
designs, manufactures and distributes
company
dust, control
half
first
the
from
was
designed
—V.
July
a
laws of the State
(1)
the
in
1961,
purposes.
BUSINESS—The
or
resort.
L JSINLoS—The
increase.
of $1.62
fiscal
'
Tenn.
stock at $6 per share.
the
common
electronic
proceeds
for
pay
proceeds
The
V
20, 1961 offering circular, Charles
Co., and H. M. Frumkes & Co., New York City,
(2)
income
1961,
first
the
for
the
other
PROCEEDS—The
First Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.—Six Months' Report
in
assets.—V.
current
premises;
porations;
,«
"Reg
at
to
City
corporate
;
a
offered
be
Instrument
to
publicly
$3,000,000 by the Ford
Co., Pension Fund and
by
York
year.
was
19ol. iuea
1±,
to
$1)
to
are
ski
a
Plohn &
taken
were
of
brought
amounting
increased
company
were
the corresponding
Exchange Commission—
kashviLe,
proceeds
•Pursuant
Privately—July
the General Electric
$1,500,000 by Guardian Life Insurance Co. of America.—V. 191, p. 1772.
income
phases
also
1961
PROCEEDS—Net
were
net- sales
period
same
year.
'
(par
Coip.,
Gelman
.
that
$15,000,000 of this firm's
collateral trust notes due June 1, 1976 had been placed
privately through Hubbard, Westervelt & Mottelay, Inc.,
New York City.
Proceeds will be used to retire a
$10,000,000 bank loan, and for working capital.
was
nearly
...
^
.
Financial
24,
after
showed
also
were
a
with
compared
snares
opment
$1
'
.
and
.
per-share basis, second quarter earnings
smaller number of shares in 1960.
a
on
months
six
corporation
The
q
record earnings in
'
$3,005,812,
in
Authorized
high. He estimated net income
million, equal to about $1.92 per share compared to
1960 of $972,182 or $1.81 per share.— V. 19., p. *.321.
-"'V
'. \
'iq
' V-'.
\
'/ ' tf '
proximately
'
Earnings
quarter
' '
Securities
hnd $14 million
would total ap¬
ar
reported.
first
I960.'
income
net
On
750
and
first
income
fcommon
318,783
precision
Data-Systems, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
The initial public sale of this firm's common stock was
made July 12 with the offering of
175,000 shares at
$2 per share, by Schrijver & Co. and Ross, Lyon & Co.,
Inc., New York City.
quarter this year.
This compares with net income of
the second quarter of 1960 and $1,370,726 in the first
quarter
The
corresponding
$13.8.million
to
that
Securities and
first half
President,
Gatlinburg Ski Corp., Gatlinburg, Tenn.
the
for
of
Gilbert
and
\
the
on
years.
the recent fiscal year
conditions during much of
many
capital,
stantially
1S61
the report to stockholders, Sydney K. Sell iff, Chair¬
indicated that 1961 sales are expected to reach a
million
to
economic
Fiscal
working
Leece,'
1014.
p.
President,
$15
noted.
Co.—Quarterly Report—
share
a
both
manuiacturer
year.
earnings increase
depressed
/. "
Angeles
climbed
previous
versely affected
$3,317,237. After providing
for prelerred dividends, this equals $1.43
a share on
2,293,550 shares
of common stock- outstanding on June 30,
1961.
For the comparable
1960
period, net income was $3,649,972, equal to $1.61 a share on^
2,248,391 shares
ou-tstanding at the close of
that
period.—V.
193, ~
1960 period, the
common
stock dividend paid Nov.
shares "outstanding.
3%
number
as
increase
.1
share
tne
of
fiscal
an
ended
income
net
least
V.
months
Net
stock¬
to
and
in
1961
the
■th.ee
the
for
"at
of
1960,
months
-vr'^'V
in
months
in
in
For
;'VY"
six
period
common
the
interim
its
first
from
share
per
the
' T-
cents per
earnings
n'Y:
the
.
613,091
during the second quarter of 1961 continued an
were moderately higher
than the same period last
this year.
quarter
.830
'$41,232,782,
and
monens
same
10%
up
adjusted
and
1960
for
I960.
cents
86
amount
in
95
were
in
six
for
the
for
$513,573,
period
second
$7,111,385
income
Net
sales
first half."
$6,596,178
'nearly- 8%.•
comparaole
the
Los
the
secona
$1,693,518
postpone¬
a
216.
p.
record
indicated
and
of
the
totaled
to
ambunted
announced
1961
results
350,099
*
the
instruments
8,971,781
$3,026,995
297,162
of
7
company
said
Leece
the
for
penning
by this company.—V.
corporation
:
improvement over the
higher than the second quarter of
Federal Sign & Chemical Corp.—Six Months' Report
Y
9,359,289
$2,648,191
"
303,149
substantial
:>
;
of the hearing in stop order pro¬
pruinst
two registration
1961,
Securities
income-
•upward trend
.year,
Gifford
Faradyne Electronics Corp.—SEC Hearing Postponed
ceedings
1.653,040
$..,uwz,889
opers.
7.
p.
Sales of the
montns
six
10.4.,,
p.
dp
and
sa.es
Mr.
ment
ry.
rj: opcr.
194,
Sales
The
fr.
Gardner-Denver
and
$2^,915,000,
to
I960,, when
$16,447,000, Net sales and rentals for the first six
totaled
net
company
the
to
Net
,—V.
1,775 420
$160,710, equal to 50 cents
outstanding at the end of
shares
$11,998,776
$>z,ono,y29 $12,007,480
expenses
oper.
rev.
was
1961—6 Mos.—1960
(
the
during
compared
were
1961
1967
that
*
Net
1961—Month—1960
revenue
oper.
Railway
>
The
Du
(423)
Fort Worth & Denver Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
■>
•
Financial Chronicle
last
June
Elmer
P.
Products, Inc.—Annual Report—
of
30
the
to
company
$182,041.
Gertsch,
or
President
increased
57
and
cents
13%
a
in
share,
Chairman.
the
it
pared
fiscal
was
Fiscal
year
ended
announced
1930
net
by
income
7
of
a
income
witn
17.1%.
common
for
the
first
$18,177,093
Net
income
sbare
Unconsolidated
for
for
a
the
six
amounted
to
$15,072,900
six months
of
1960,
months
the
common
first
share
was
first six months of
subsidiary and
$1.65 compared
a
com¬
decrease
with $2.02
I960.
associate companyf dividends
received
8
by
consolidated
in
the
period are included in
Goodrich equity in net
F.
B.
Each
by these companies are not included in consolidated
Such equity increases amounted to $1,069,000 for the first
income.
equal
1961,
Dividends
months
of
of
$1.10
share
a
stock
common
on
and of 1960.—V.
1961
193, p.
paid
were
in
first
the
1450.
&
Oversubscribed—On
$7.50
it was reported that the
offering of 80,000 shares of this firm's common stock
at $1.75
per
share had been oversubscribed and the
books closed.
The offering was made by First Weber
Securities
July
26
the
from
proceeds
be
by
Fifth
150
scientific
The
subjects.
books
scientific
publish
Ave.,
journals
York,
New
h
■
'
■'
•
.
_•
.
intends
from
to
the
193, p. 2007.
v.;."/5''-..
French languages.—V.
German and
also
company
and
End.
Net
—V.
Y.,
N.
..
..
The
Chinese,
suant to
in
BUSINESS—The
retail
in
stores
located
concessions
count
of
company
jewelry
in
San
seven
Francisco,
San
Phoeniz,
Calif,
Torrance,
particular
merchandise
sell
in
department
categories
for
which
stipulated
they
are per¬
their lease
under
of Granco, Inc. have exclusive rights
sold in retail jewelry stores including
precious stones, semi-precious stones,
watches, silverware, clocks, costume jewelry, and other kindred jewelry
All
contract.
sell
to
but
all
subsidiaries
the
of
such
normally
items
limited
not
diamonds,
to
items.
A common
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Class
authorized 300,000 shares, issued
(par $1),
$60,000
60,000
Class
B
(par $1), authorized 200,000 shares, issued
common
200,000
Paid-in
200,000
surplus
.
,
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
in
forth
letter
a
inient
of
11,
May
aateu
entered
has
company
$460,000
.
.
into a contract,
which sets forth
1961,
set
the
agreement with Midland Securities Co. Inc.
The company-has agreed to offer 60,000 shares of class A common
stock for sale to the public through the underwriter at $5 per share.
The
underwriter
is
to
pay
the company $270,000 for said
shares.
The
to
also
is
company
incident
to
the cost of its own
pay
the costs
attorney,
the SEC, the costs of state registration (not
to exceed $1,000), and the fees of its own accountant.
In addition,
the company is to pay the expenses of the underwriter for printing
costs, underwriter's counsel fees and all other costs incurred by the
underwriter
in
sale
the
of
the
shares
in
amount
an
exceeding
not
$10,000.
The
to
first
has
company
the
price
offering
of
in
$5
by the underwriter that
the public initially at
advised
been
shares
part
to
share
per
in
and
certain
to
part
it
proposes
public
the
(who
dealers
include the underwriter) at such price less a concession of 30
per share, and that the underwriter and such dealers may allow
discount of 20
cents per share on sales to other leaders who are
Five
of Securities
Association
Dealers,
Inc.
brokers, other than Midland, have agreed to purchase for re-sale
price set forth a portion of tne securities ottered as follows:
the
at
National
K.
George
Baum
McDonald,
Co.,
&
Evans
Co.,
&
C.
shares;
12,000
Boenning & Co., 10,000 shares;
shares; Morfeld.
Moss
&
Hartnett,
7.500
Christopher & Co., 5,000 shares. The remaining
5,000 shares,
and
B.
20,500 shares
are
to be purchased by the underwriter.—V.
193,
2778.
p.
21,383,581
16,891,265
operating expenses
Rwy.
Net
rwy.
—V.
from
rev.
22,064,063 106,259,376 117,249,247
17,393,752
92,465,976
94,903,479
4,670,311
13,793,400
22,345,768
2,185,746
1,504,638
1,168,068
7,142,818
income
op.
194,
4,492,316
ops.
ry.
the
O
in
In
Gro-Rite Shoe Co., Inc.—Proposed Deb.
Route
of
company
registration
statement with the
convertible subordinated debentures
6%
offer-such
debentures
for
holders
at
the
one
record
date
rate of
is
involved.
In
company
may
basis
pay
to
and
The
of
$10
of
2%
of
one-quarter
for
one
its
necessary
space,
to
will
to
purchase
increase
the
under
on
manufacture
patented
a
is
be
handled
used
sales
The
for,
is
the
efforts
best
a
method
under
additional
S.
to
to
fire
of
to
for
15
vulcanizing
at
pays
a
of
Brouwer
holder)
p.
orders,
of
protection
207c,
and
officials
as
a
group
$1,000,000
"The
of
venience
be
Waller,
and
the
Grolier
been
phase of
machines
and
Grolier
$2
later
a
programmed
more
this
of
"We
particular
believe
form
Our
objective
in
education,"
the
was
teaching
sold
to
public
first
machine.
American
is
the
Mr.
a
full
range
Waller
American
Tens
of
benefits
01
nnd
of
the
which
the
programmed
and
expected,
was
shares
would
likely
filing
ruled
Hamilton's
that
the
had
company
including
stated,
success"
with
two
at
and
reference
filed
misleading
payable,
receive
to
by
Leahy
without
wells
in
con¬
payment
lulu,
for
paid
to
Securities
of
out-of-pocket
company
of
was
a
amounts
paid
to
of
the
officers
received
for
and
fact,
amounts
for
were
the
of
addition,
directors,
by
the
the
the
during
Commission
their
such
in
period
of
stated,
the
in
1959,
ments
than
excess
miscellaneoqs
hotel
other
bills, and
Hamilton
by
also
to
or
payments
for
a
with
the
representa¬
.'
period October 1957 through
for the benefit of Maberry
June 1959, Hamilton made pay¬
for
for
or
the
account
insurance
of
Leahy,
premiums,
including
medical
and
to a minor daughter, travel
of his office in Michigan City,
advances
expenses,
made
to
expenses
down
payment
of
$12,512
on
a
said.
$103,000,
$90,000
Hamilton
not
to
including
or
for
the
officers
down
and
payment
directors
on
the
aggregated over
house for Leahy
or about $30,000 expended in connection with the activities of officers
.and directors .but charged . directly, to travel ($19,120>, entertainment
Michigan
Avenue,
filed
Chicago,
a
and
management
officials
as
a
group
46%.
2435.
R.
at
a
Staats
company
Registered—Proposed
rate to be supplied by amendment.
Co., Los Angeles, is the principal
&
is
engaged in the
-
development, manufacture
and sale
record¬
and lor
facsimile equipment and related
will be used for the repayment of debt
Amend "Reg. A"—
of an order under the Securi¬
Mines, Inc'., of Noxon, Mont., until
Sept. 18 to amend its Regulation A notification and accompanying
offering circular filed in December, 1958 and proposing the public offering of stock. The Commission by order dated June 30, 1960, (temporarily
suspended the Regulation A exemption with respect to this offering,
following which a hearing was held on the question whether to vacate,
or make permanent, the suspension order.
The hearing examiner before
whom the hearing was held filed a recommended decision in which .he
found that the company had failed to cooperate with the staff of the
Commission by not responding to letters with respect to the necessity
for amendments to its notification and offering circular, and the hear¬
ing examiner having recommended that, in view of certain mitigating
circumstances, the Commission withhold the entry of a permanent order
of suspension for a period of 90 days to afford Holiday Mines an opportunity to submit revised filing and that the temporary suspension
order be vacated if Holiday Mines submits satisfactory revised filings
within
such
period.
The * Commission determined to* afford Holiday
Mines a further opportunity to amend
its filings and to vacate the
temporary suspension order if such amended filings appear to contain
The SEC
entire
Through
$25,000
bills
inconsistent
was
the
For
Hamilton
South
electrolytic recording paper,
ties
Leahy
in Denver, and paid $9,226 of the proceeds from
the Leahy stock sales to acquire for Leahy from the company's attor¬
ney the beneficial interest in
10,000 shares of Hamilton stock. • Pay¬
learning
120
Holiday Mines, Inc.—May
the
Ham¬
which
of
ments
by
$52,000.
of
withdrawals,
house
which
funds
prospectus."
payments
more
in
cash
Ind.
p.
ing devices. Proceeds
working capital.
much
with
in
manner
company at $3 per share,
with it purchased an aggre¬
Corp.—Common Registered—
of
21%
owns
193,
The
or
portions of the
benefit and
connection
and
the
underwriter.
be
personal
Commission observed,
scale
by
The total purchase price represented said shares and
cash. In addition to various indebtedness and preferred
(as of April 1961) 3,790,528 shares
stock, of which Conrad N. Hilton, board chairman and
common
William
the
affairs
sold
in
Telautograph
for
substantial
incurred
expenses
In
In
Moreover,
them
for
company.
corporate
tions
and
reimbursement
outstanding
Offering—This company, of 635 Greenwich St.,
New York City, filed a registration statement with the
SEC on July 26 covering 300,000 shares of common stock
to be purchased by Telautograph Corp., its parent, and
offered
for
subscription by common stockholders of
withdrew and used funds for their personal benefit after Aug.
"continued to demonstrate an attitude with respect to the
of
June
bring
were
Hogan Faximile Corp.—Common
1958,
use
con¬
with
connection
management.
disclosed.
or
reimbursement
not
31,
of
those
than
greater
in
as
31, 1958, and that none of the proceeds to
offering would be used for payment of salaries
officials
management
$26,000
some
has
Rights
that the
limited nature,
disclosing
Aug.
the
remuneration
other
paid
incurred
expense
to
up
from
derived
been
,
,
company
Hawaii.
president,
—V.
stated that no salary or other direct remuneration
management officials, that Maberry and Leahy and
had
officer
another
used by purchasers
finished medicinal
stock, the company has outstanding
Hamilton's
to
corporation
$19,341,951
contingent
source
prospectus
been
_
the
and an individual associated
'
The
had
the
registration statement with the SEC on July 24 covering 62,500 out¬
standing shares of common stock, which may be offered for public
sale by the holders thereof on the Neur York or Pacific Coast Stock
Exchanges, or otherwise, at prices current at the time of such sale.
Such shares were sold by the company in February 1961 to KaiserBurns
Development Corp. in connection with, and as a part of the
consideration for, the acquisition of the Hawaiian Village Hotel, Hono¬
state¬
statements
which
shares
Hilton Hotels
in
was
to
sale
of
& Cc.
This
found
a
precarious financial condition, and that its
of funds was the proceeds of stock sales.
These
misrepresentations,
the
Commission stated,
violated
Section
17
of
the Act and also exposed
the company to contingent liabilities.
Hamilton
current
the
10,000 such shares.
the
would
prices
indebtedness,
certain
to
shares
gate of
with
farmouts
higher
financial
failed
farmouts
Hamilton's
from
obtained
its
addition
Stearns
the regis¬
of
The Commission
false and misleading
contained
for
chemicals
medicinal
pri¬
,
capital stock, of which Harold R. Frost, President,
Seymour Cooperberg, Secretary, own 30%
and 20%, respectively;
management officials as a group own 61%.
Of the 18,000 out¬
and
be
listed
be
developed.
were
bulk
-
.
In
322,000
success
stated that
an
early
that the company ex¬
shares at $2 and drill
that further offerings
'.
"
•
(
proceeds from the sale of the units will be used as follows: $400,000 to
purchase additional production equipment; $80,000 to purchase addi¬
tional laboratory equipment and for expansion of facilities; $130,000
to retire outstanding bank indebtedness;
$28,000 to retire other loans;
and the balance for working capital.
.
155,000
that
the
enables
establish¬
remarkable
the
of
Maberry
•
produces
company
standing
1958,
1
produces intermediate chemical compounds which are
the synthesis of more complex end products.
The
securities, the outstanding options,
distribution, tne remuneration and interests of
and
the
company's
oil
and
gas
properties.
of
that
Commission
or
in
shares and an
purchasers
represented that
would
stock
,
compounds are processed into dosage form by the, company's customers
and packaged and sold under various brand names by them.
The net
the
only
publisher to market a low cost
thousands of these machines have
learning, the basis of the Self-Tutoring courses,
have
shareholders
to
]be offered by the holders thereof from time to time
publicly at prices related to the current market price at
may
The
Exchange.
statement
also
fact
production
,
Programmed
He
1,000,000
the
Registered—
Laboratories, Inc.—Securities
numerous
registration statement were false and
other things, they understated accounts
"remarkable
^oJ.OOo.ouo.
pharmaceutical industry. Its regular product line consists primarily of
substantially
finished
medicinal compounds, but
the company also
1,176,000 units for which no valid exemption was avail¬
shares sold by Leahy without registration.
More¬
over,
statements made by Hamilton and Leahy in the course of the
distribution of the latter block were misleading in several respects,
of
able
said
7
that
and
to
to
additional
an
these
sold
part of the stock previously sold,
and failed to disclose
liabilities arising from the prior sales, in violation of the
Act,
$2,475,759.
was
to $2o4,0u0,uou from mov gear's
Heller rose
time of sale.
received.
been
its
of
in 1960,
established
company,
vately
directors,
among
cealed
classroom
can
had
(including
share.
continue
would
reserves
plan
and
Commission
that,
self-instruction
for certain
devices
the
of
that
Leahy
1959,
Commission
and
registration
part
as
192,
in
$500,000
requirements
$1.50
October
200,000
proposed
The
equipment
learning,"
it was
fact
in
ments regarding the previous sales of
warehouse
program
in
the
sell
the
that
totaled
expansion
our
about
for
per
announcement
as
Co.—June Report-
2007.
p.
which
obtained
that
Stock
received,
made
same
of 3536 Peartree Ave., New York, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on July 20 covering $540,000 of 6% convertible
subordinated deventures due 1976 and 90,000 shares of common stock,
to be offered for public sale in units consisting of $300 of debentures
and 50 common shares, and at $500 per unit.
The offering will be made
on
an
all-or-none basis through Stearns & Co. and two other firms.
The underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The regis¬
tration
statement also includes 18,000 outstanding common shares
The exploration fund
although Maberry and Leahy
at
share,
per
by
to
the
first
shares
equal to 37 cents a share on 1,055,700
outstanding, as against 27.2 cents on the
period.—V. 193, p. 1337.
were
record,
Hexagon
share.
per
similarly
and
statement
so
they
Vice-President.
simplicity
American
revolution
($20)
another
January
shares
had
ilton's
extremely useful for both home study and
situations.
to
is
when
completed
1958,
Leahy's
country
American
pected
a
teaching
to
the
at
the
funds
book
Self-Tutor
field
Theodore
to* $3
$2
meet
farmouts,
offered
193,
This
in
with
simplified device which presents teaching machine
form
was
announced
by
the company.
Called
the
Self-Tutor,
it
will
be
initially marketed
through
the
nation's
8,500 book stores by Franklin Watts, Inc. a division of Grolier.
new
at
in September
to
had
its
Co.—June Report—
mid-year
employed by
7
commitments
oral
funds
residence
of
Hamilton
Grolier Inc.—New Product—
will
that
obtain
4,000
30,
previous
—V.
a
stock
of
affairs
of
been
7
•
abandoned
1958
1610.
Development
techniques in
.
Inc
nighs were also set in terms of earnings per share
and employed funds.
Six months earnings of $1.58 per common share,
as
compared to $1.54 for the first half of 1960, were achieved despite
an
increase in the number of common shares outstanding to 1,645,776
on
June
30,
1961, from the 1960 total of 1,504,486 shares.
Funds
obtaining such a fund of $1,000,000, the company
registration statement to qualify a further offering
a
54,700
additional
397©.—V.
20%
& Co..
Co.——
of
June
New
underwriter and that sales¬
In its decision suspending
own
of
Stroud
&
this company and its subsidiaries for the six months
amounting to $2,751,470, was substantially in excess
first-half result for any previous year in the company's history.
profit
the
of
The
& Co
Legg
of shares in 1960
(Walter E.) Heller &
Net
ended
gas
4,000
Ryons
C.
,
stock
common
number
proposed exploration and drilling fund which
manage.
In announcing this to shareholders, Maberry
after
throughout
for
management
its
as
had
public
in
additional
finished
of
and
act
commission
a
■
September
shoes for immediate shipment
working capital.
In
addition to certain indebtedness, the company has
outstanding
300,000 shares of common capital stock, of which Branson J. McRae,
president,
and/or
Lorraine
McRae,
secretary,
own
12%%,
McRae
Brothers Mfg. Corp. (of which Branson J. McRae is
principal stock¬
receipt
upon
acquired by Maberry
drill for oil and
In its Regulation A
would
4,000
4,000
4,000
John
reported net earnings of $390,564 after taxes in
ended June 30, 1961, compared with $287,185 in the
^The Earnings
of
4,000
Co.
company
months
six
Denver), Maberry persuaded a stockholder who
had purchased 200,000 shares of Hamilton stock at 25 cents and 20
cents
to
sell
back
100,000 shares
at
50
cents.
During the period
from
construct
would
the
file
to
testified
Shoe
proceeds
to
that,
plan was
royalty
a
J.
net
The
Estabrook &
6,000
318.
p.
6,000
Lester,
—
194,
7^*;
6,000
Day
L.
R.
&
Hastings Manufacturing
suspending
Act
Shares
&
—
A
Hamilton, would
agree¬
years
Co.
rules.
others.
by
participation
stated
retail
royalty
a
purchase
to
ranges,
sale
the Securities
under
numbers
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.__
Inc.— 12,000
White, Weld & Co.
Francis I. du Pont
1958, Frank Leahy became a director and Executive Viceand he sought funds from persons in high tax brackets
President,
the
and
The
principally
size
install
inventory
net
"Grow-Right."
increase
and
of
cent
per
held.
selling commission.
the
process
to
underwriting
Incorporated, for a term of
sales; and the company also
trademark,
sale
molds
to
The
net
of
of
use
debenture
the
shores
proposed
subscribed
broker-dealers
as
in
is
60 shares
No
not
are
It
debenture by stock¬
per
amendment.
debentures
any
engaged
82."
by
registered
Ro-Search,
1970.
$100 debenture for each
debenture
per
is
children's
of
with
royalty
Co.
event
due
subscription at $100
supplied
employ
"Process
called
ment
the
company
outlets
be
Rights Offer'g
129, Mount Gilead, N. C„ filed a
SEC on July 21 covering $500,000 of
Box
2,
share
common
per
company
progress.
May
officers
This
to
....
agreements
the
offering
still
the
8.
p.
$20,035,$901,822
to
compared
severally
Anthony &
Tucker,
Co.,
&
Webber, Jackson
Curtis
& Co.— 24,250
Inc
12,000
Glore,
Forgan
& Co
12,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co
12,000
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith Inc
12,000
exemption, the Commission found that in fact the
company
distributed its stock to the public through a group of in¬
dividuals
who
acquired units from the company at 20 %
cents per
unit, .retained the options for themselves and sold the stock at prices
ranging as high as $1.50 per share without furnishing
public in¬
vestors offering circulars as required by Regulation A.
The Commis¬
sion also
found
that these distributors were statutory underwriters,
that
the
total
offering price to the public exceeded the
statutory
maximum
of
$300,000 and
that the company falsely reported that^;
be
Net
compared
as
decision
a
SEC
of
receive
"approval"
$
«
as
$820,909
was
1,003,660 shs.
Paine,
Pressprich
W.
R.
organized in September 1957, when it issued 1,250,000
name
of John O. Maberry, President, in exchange for
Regulation
tration
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$
$
Rwy. operating revenue.
1960.
company
would
the
In
1961—Month—1960
the
in
$20,034,463
were
income
earnings
leased
or
the
that
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
highest
second
Outstanding
1,300,000 shs.
share)—
per
Corp.— 24,250
Boston
First
The
months
company's
for the six
revenues
at no cash cost
on properties
filing in October
1957, Hamilton represented that it would make a public offering of
1,176,000 units, each consisting of one common share and an option
to purchase an additional one-half share at 50 cents per share, that
the
units
would
be
offered to the
public at 25% cents
per
unit,
on
Great Northern
net
of
farmout
owned
ment
the
the
and
Authorized
Shares
was
which
under
To
of
$10
(par
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
..
.
underwriters named below have
agreed to purchase from the company the following respective
of shares of the capital stock:
A
the
in
certain
cents
a
revenues
lists
violations
shares
may
members
sales
were
announced
Hamilton
intended
offer
and
half
SEC
other
with
filing
GIVING
UNDERWRITERS—The
exemption-from registration with respect to a 1957
public offering of stock by Hamilton Oil and Gas Corp. of Denver,
Colo., as well as the effectiveness of a registration statement pursuant
to
which a further
public stock offering was to be made in 1958.
The action was based upon false and misleading representations made
in
both
filings, in offers and sales of stock to investors and *An a
report to the Commission,
the fact that the Regulation A offering
exceeded
the
$300,000 limitation prescribed by
the regulation, and
men
200,000
:
——
1961,
while
Regulation
a
Ariz.,
merchandise
of
type
to
stock
Capital
Hamilton Oil & Gas Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing Suspended
Anaheim
Sacramento,
sales
report
The
shopping on the premises upon the condition that membership cards
are
purchased
by
eligible
buyers.
These
organizations
thereupon
lease to various concessionaires who under lease-contract operate the
mitted
$7,981,261
2,120,447
$9,321,536
2,429,477
$1,217,692
290,073
—V.
and Minneapolis, Minn.
The present discount organizations, in which the company operates
concessions, have built new single store buildings containing approxi¬
mately between 80,000 to 155,000 square feet on one level and permit
and
total
reported
30,
1960
the
Francisco,
and
this
of
sale of 150,500
$44 per share
& Co.,
1961 issue reported the
firm's capital stock at
July 24,
CAPITALIZATION
after preferred divi¬
dend requirements at 89 cents on 906,444 common shares outstanding.
Comparable figures for the first half of 1960 were $1.01 on 875,268
common shares outstanding.—-V. 193, p. 1901.
operates
jewelry dis¬
St.,
Francisco,
Geary
2
San
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$6,168,508 $38,303,571 $38,956,797
4,950,816
28,982,035
30,975,536
$1,537,701
401,818
ops.
,e
through First Boston Corp., and R. W. Pressprich
New York.
Additional financing details follow:
Blyth
The
Co., Inc.,
two
ry.
its
Co.—Additional Financing Details
Insurance
Hanover
—Our
8.
p.
June
in
595
Kansas City, Mo., and associates publicly
offered 60,000 shares of this firm's class A common stock
at $5 per share.
Proceeds will be used for expansion
and working capital.
ties
from
history.
Offered—Pur¬
July 1, 1961 offering circular, Midland Securi¬
a
price
in
1961—Month—1960
$6,563,495
5,025,794
expenses
company
ending
.
Stock
Common
A
ranging
Courses
$7.50.
for
Hagan Chemicals & Controls, Inc.—Six Months' Report
and
translate
Russian,
194,
expenses
misleading in reference to
of an oil weh
and in setting forth an estimate of 404,736 barrels
of recoverable crude oil and of 157,442 barrels as Hamilton s interest
in the well, when the production history of the well justified estimates
of recoverable reserves of only about one-fifth to one-third of 404,736
barrels.
In fact, the Commission stated, the evidence showed that it
would be many
years, if ever, before the net proceeds of production
allocable
to
Hamilton from this well would be sufficient to pay its
shares of drilling and
completion costs—V. 189, p. 2891.
ready in the next few months.—V. 193, p. 1901.
income
op.
rwy.
Total
Inc.—Class
Gratico,
sell
30—-
June
from
rev.
telephone
and
($3,375),
County, Wyoming,"
placed in the Self-Tutor a student
an acetate
window in a mask. He
will be
courses
expenses
„
working
co engage in a publishing business specializing in books dealing
advanced scientific research, as well as text and reference works
with
on
of
company,
description
is
will
of
Rwy. operating
Net
BUSINESS—The
written
a
shares
capital.
plans
for
availabe in Spelling, Algebra, Introductory Statistics,
Electricity, Fundamentals of Music, Basic Russian.
are
Monday, July 31, 1961
.
.
the prospectus was found
of
"the successful drilling
Moreover,
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
the
required
used
for the composition, printing, paper and binding
publication of titles currently in publication, and for
the
Other
Period
will
series of
a
answer.
Rwy. operating revenue-
financing
company
for
of
of
program.
Fundamentals
Corp., New York City.
PROCEEDS—Net
course is composed
information, a question, space
correct
program
$15
to
automobile
($2,550),
.
($4,952).
units
Self-Tutor
The
Science Publishers, Inc.—Offering
Breach,
a
entire
the
Gordon
by con¬
than
faster
times
three
to
up
programmed
the
reads the
information
through
then reads
a
question and writes his answer in a write-in slot.
As the mask is
moved the correct answer appears.
Thus the student is immediately
able
to
compare
his response with the correct answer.
The same
read-answer-check
procedure
is
repeated
until
he has completed
When
1960.
six
of
the
and
answer
to
learn
to
person
methods.
page
frames—small
12 cents a share, and $1,350,000 for the
first six months of 1960, or 15 cents a share.
Federal and foreign income taxes for the first six months of 1961
were
$14,873,000 compared with $18,273,000 for tine same period in
of
months
six
average
ventional
retained
income
net
months'
six
Increases
income.
net
each
during
Goodrich
F.
B.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(424)
Act
of
today announced the issuance
1933
giving
Holiday
Volume
Number
194
6077
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(425)
material deficiencies, but to permanently suspend the exemption if
Holiday Mines does not submit revised filings within the time permitted
or if such filings are
materially deficient.—V. 192, p. 703.
no
ing
to
Ltd.—Bonds Placed
Privately—July 25,
1961
it was reported
that $14,000,000 of
this firm's
6V8% secured bonds due July 1, 1976 had been sold pri¬
vately
through
Lehman
Brothers, New
York
City.
—V. 193, p. 1227.
and
the
not
to
CATV
(2) $100,000
as
(3) $145,000
R.
H.
Wright, a subsidiary, has signed an agreement to purchase
Engineering & Contracting Co., Jacksonville, Fla., and three
Duval
other
the
related
city.
same
Duval
is
builder
and
companies
The
the
in
the
purchase
largest
construction
for
was
and
undisclosed
an
bridge, viaduct
northeastern Florida, according to
in
Chairman
road,
of Houdaille,
in
cash.
of
amount
building foundation
Ralph F. Peo, President
and
who made the announcement.
Duval
oper¬
ates
asphalt plants, a prestress concrete plant, and hydraulic dredging
operations.
The
company
does much site preparation,
paving and
Bridge is
wholly-owned subsidiary of Duval; White Shell
and Newberry
are
associated companies.
Final closing will probably
take place about Aug. 1, according to Mr. Peo.—V.
194, p.*,115.
metal
sales
of
share.
per
to
For
the
and
of
it
from
of
milled
ore
profit
of
zinc
to
sales
for
totaled
the
out
1961
in
30,
1961,
In
a
average
prices re¬
in
the
1961
period.
lower
the
share.
per
„like
first
period
of this firm's class A
period
six
of
1960.
first
equipment
months
period.—V. 193, p,
of
1961
1227.
stock at
common
$3
share.
per
systems
used
for
Apparatus
liquid
in
the
fabrication
of
fiberglass.
The
the
glass
of
fiberglass
breakers
or
the
all
the
after
company,
mately
into
woven
cloth
glass
fibers
is
intends
(a)
Expansion
(b)
Advertising
(c)
offered
commissions
to
Research
sold,
are
funds
194, p.
Class
Class
and
GIVING
to
A.
—V.
Hupp
respective
to
the
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
i
the
and
named
conditions
and
company
Cores
Kletz
&
set
the
PRESENT
Outstanding
$435,385
This
of which
sand
base.—V.
Corp.
forth
severally
the
in
forth
set
below
under¬
to
their
opposite
Stanley
Heller
Kesselman
McLaughlin,
Kinnard,
&
&
Co
Co.,
24,000
Inc.
Kaufman
193,
has
of
cavities
appointed
30,000
D.
H.
H.
M.
Blair
&
Frumkes
$2.17
Calif.,
5,000
14,400
the
to
whereby
and
assets
the
of
the
certain
to
of
stock
common
Mr.
of
sale
share),
stock
common
to
be
offered
at
$5 per share. Jacey Securities
City, is the principal underwriter.
is
for
C.
(which
of
at
55%
partners
at
cost
a
of
book
a
the
of
of $120,000;
cost
a
will represent
the
have
Consolidated
the
the
of
earnings
second
in
monitor
Proceeds
from
materials;
of
for
additional
additional
Sales
with
quarter of
corporation
the
1961
the
sale
will
be
used
to
last
the
384,000
With
Corp., Englewood,
Securities and Exchange
N.
J.—
The
Inc.,
proceeds
New
are
development,
"Sales in
ago,"
to
be
repayment
for
of
the purchase
debt,
of equipment,
inventory,
and
capital.
Mr.
of
Pursuant
to
a
July 25, 1961
prospectus, James
City, publicly offered
Anthony & Co., Inc., New York
132,000 shares of this firm's class
$10 per share.
A
common
stock
at
BUSINESS—The
company,
subsidiaries
presently
sometimes
and
Fort
expand
City
Pierce.
Fla.
of
30
and
Broad
Community
to
referred
San
as
Angelo,
such systems and to build
Eau Gallie, Fla.
new
St.,
New York City, and its
Antenna Television Systems,
CATV
systems,
in
Vero
Texas. The company plans to
systems in Tallahassee, Panama
sale
of
132,000
The
three
net
proceeds
were
to be received by the
company
upon
a
year
last
year's
30
The
first
six
to
193,
of
all
under
the
Burnett,
same
President,
each
Dresently
missile
or
is
not
permit
component
there
increased costs.—V.
1016.
193, p.
Equipment
July
five
on
19,
$100
each
to
are
Colo.
Commission—
Johnstown,
be
filed
1961
debentures
year
of
proceeds
Co.,
Exchange
at
used
due
par.
for
a
Aug.
No
A"
"Reg
1966
8,
—
Files
is
cmopany's
involved.
a
company to engage in the
electronic
devices
and
other
of
formerly
in
the
manufactured
long
the
manufacture
(HT-I)
are
established
hopes
HT-I
on
W.
the
Wearly,
L.
three
reported
shipments
of
$679,612
in
the
three
months
and earnings
June
30
as
President,
ended
consolidated
in
authorized
shares
of
of
and
the
being
business.
stock
is
cent
par
be
fully
entitled
to
to
value
one
each
products.
products that
provided for
should
It
the
of
the
present
will
be
that
and
of
the
stock.
vote
at
with
rights,
all
stockholders
respect
all
and
to
the
warrants
the
of
June
or
36
$27,897,936
cents a share
months
ended
March
to
compared
the
the machinery
30,
of
$1,062,833
compared
on
to
shipments
or
in
the
to
cent
of
175,259
the
of
the
cents
consolidated
totaling
a
share
earnings
$23,272,949
sold,
there
company's
stock,
are
«
shares
after
being offered are sold, the net
deducting underwriting commissions
the
193,
p.
net
and
according to the following priorities:
proceeds will
(Handi-Talky)
reserved
be used
by
and
development
$6,000
Production
14,000
Garage door opener development
$20,000
3,100
Production
5,000
Sales promotion
5,000
.—
13,100
L
and
8,000
company's
were
9,000
payable
development of scientific
toy line
4^000
.i
10,000
Projected two-year rental on leased premises
Salary to President projected two years
Salaries
to
office
Working
other
employees
projected
expenses
capital
and
projected
two
two
miscellaneous
7,200
16,800
years
17,000
years
4,000
expenses
12,400
$121,500
193,
2544.
p.
Keyes Fibre Co.—Six Months' Report—
The
six
reports
company
of
months
1961
of
as
net
sales
compared
with
of
$10,766,664
$10,118,322 for
for
the
the
corresponding
1960.
first
six
Net income for the period was
$960,764 equal to 59 cents per share
on
the
1,536,534 shares of common stock outstanding. For the like
period of 1960, net income amounted to $1,103,809, equal to 69 cents
per share on the same number of common shares
outstanding.—V. 193,
1902.
Kleber Laboratories, Inc., Beverly Hills, Calif.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
corporation
shares
and
&
proceeds
fixtures;
July 17, 1961 filed a "Reg A" covering 150,000
cents) to be offered at $2, through D. E.
on
(par
Co.,
two
Inc.,
are
New
to
research
be
Laurel Oak Corp.,
The
class
corporation
A
shares
common
(no
on
for
repayment
development,
and
of loans;
furniture
working capital.
Haddonfield, N. J.—Files With SEC
July 20, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 5,260
(par 25 cents) and 1,000 class B common
shares
to
par)
York.
used
and
The
be
offered
at
proceeds
are
to
equipment, landscaping,
be
used
$25,
through
for, repayment
Butcher
of
&
loans,
Sherrerd,
construction,
ete.
703.
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical
The
pro¬
and
the company,
will
be
$121,500.
allocated for the following purposes
The
Ht-2
allowance
Philadelphia.
31.
quarter ended June 30, 1960, Joy reported shipments totaling
$25,452,916
and
earnings of $982,903
equal
to
53
cents
a
share.
—V.
stock.
common
offered
shares
additional
an
value
par
no
fact
voting
company's stock
purchase
herein
expense
previous
manufacturing
57
voting
are
the
Cumulative
warrants.
the
company,
25
securities
outstanding
all
25,259 shares
are
and
the
The
increase
an
to
there
and
company.
is
All
nonassessable,
additional stock by virtue
company's
aforementioned
PROCEEDS—If
ceeds
there
the
of
issued
the
and
time
outstanding
event
also
company
common
paid
other
dividend
stockholder
a
capitalization
25
is
and
In
^
other
the
already
will
issued
purchase
shares
Liederman
reported.
earnings
totaling
showed
unit
relating to the HT-I or the products
manufacture and sell have been made.
to
rights to
person
fact
product
manufacture
when
share
the
The
of debt.
Co.—Quarterly Report—
shipments
period
ended
engaged
the
types
will
for
to
400,000
67,500
p.
covering $50,000
to be offered in
underwriting
repayment
the
is engaged
production.
specifically denied.
—-V.
period last year.
definite improvement over a year
continues to be general resistance
a
of
market surveys
no
stock
issued
share in the first six months last
per
1228.
p.
laws
production, but rather
missile
company
company
Accounts
subsidiary companies
compared with $8,858,B.
months
principal office at the present
Ave., Englewood, Colo., which
comnanv
electronic
or
sale
Its
Hampden
Incorporation
The
Research
C.
reported
increased
$140 561 193
were
the
$1.23.—V.
organized
1961.
West
month.
market
of
pre-emptive
$173,076,000 and earnings were $10,with sales of $174,326,000 and
showed
"but
cover
company
month
For
firm
1961,
shares of additional class A common stock amount¬
also
been
ago,
Development of FM Receiver
Leader Durst Tri-State Co.—Securities
Registered—
Beach
and
PROCEEDS—The
the
operate
June
in
was
April 7,
company
of
common
In
1
hereinafter
said,
and
6V2%
The
International Cablevision Corp.—Class A Common Of¬
—
Burnett
Securities
quarter,
fered
He
C.
made
we
cooperating in nutritional research
over
meetings. All shares are equal
rights,
liquidation rights
and
compared
$1.59
or
May and June
Johnston
research
working
1961
has
1961
invest
of 1961 were $103,175,000, compared
quarter of 1960.
common
stock in the second quarter were
Joy Manufacturing
used
of
second
share,
per
price changes to
York.
to
and
predecessor
and
year,
of
Lyle
all sold.
CAPITALIZATION—The
of
quarter
the
to date sales
$1.22
denominations
Commission—
half
business."
expansion
months
President
first
ended
over
company
per
of
that
composed
months
corporation on July 18, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 200,000
common shares
(par 10 cents) to be offered at $1.50, through M. H.
and
in
earnings of $13,510,000
The
Woodhill,
second
year
or
With
Intercontinental Dynamics
the
in
per share
of
cents, compared with $1.04 in the
The
Files
six
i960,
per
hopes
companies
the
shares
of
repay
receivable.
3,653,185
$134,403,027
4.5%
unrelated
the
General
$99,525,000
For
debt, purchase raw
advertising, marketing., exhibitions etc., for acquisition
production machinery and equipment and for financing
accounts
that
existing
which
of
Report—
$8,273,000,
were
period
corresponding
Earnings
97
engaged
and
the
was
company
other
2352.
p.
$9,019,889
3,274,025
first
of
do
we
months
4.6%
1045
and
the
and stockholdings
$525,000.
188,
the
the
world-wide
over
on
at
Articles
noted
value
is a registered investment company organized to
company
six
of
$300
The
Polonitza,
will
increase
for
by
value
$8,221,133
«
amounting to $11,year as compared with
$11,189,160 in 1960. Earnings per
common
stock, after payment of preferred
dividends, were
products.
ance
outstanding
book
30
1961—6 Mos.—1960
(Handi-Talky). The HT-I is a new transistorized pocket-sized citizens
two-way
radio,
ruggedly
constructed,
which
employs
seven
transistors, crystal microphone PM speaker with an
inexpensive 9V
battery.
The
company
does,
however, plan to manufacture other
products as research and development warrants.
There is no assur¬
year.
in the business of designing, engineering,
marketing electronic controls which automatically
machinery
by
detecting
certain
important
malfunctions.
company
manufacturing
1398.
p.
Development of other products
public
Co., New York
brought sales
192,
band
Vice-President,
and management officials as a group
stockholdings
purchasers
Harry
April
the
aspect of missile
The
At
has
company
an
shares
new
the
(with
and
Roberts
respectively,
20%,
the
indebtedness,
"During
currently
increased
business
a
be
establishment
for
period
stockholders.
where
for
is
4.6%
Colorado
any
allied
the company will issue an aggregate
shares to the partners. The net proceeds from
stock, estimated at $422,000, will be used to
of
$97,438.50 which are secured by chattel mort¬
the
for
located
two
of
earnings
to
market
budget
of
manufacture
consideration
As
reported.
84,000 shares of
of
is
sub¬
acquire
liabilities
the
centers.
Johns-Mantille Corp.—Quarterly
000
Industrionics
Controls, Inc.—Common
Registered—
This company, of 20 Vandam St., New York City, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on July 26 covering
and
$3,624,695 $20,391,452 $22,186,245
2,155,127
12,170,319
13,166,356
601,052
shareholders
The stock
leases
in
a
underwriter and
will
company
all
assume
operate
priyate industries in the State ef Israel.—V.
in
of
34%
were
this
in
filed
—
Common Registered — This
of 350 Broadway, New York City, filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on July 26 covering
100,000 common shares to be offered for public sale,
without underwriting, at $104 per share.
The price is
payable either in cash or State of Israel bonds.
'7,500
Co
share
1960.
1961
Ry.—Earnings—
$1,469,568
and
letter
a
earnings
an
time
Israel Investors Corp.
in
in
of
year
574,848
company
sales
State
115.
p.
company,
The
the
of
$1,378,765
ops.
BUSINESS—The
(as
general
purposes,
including
acquisition of existing centers.
or
and
per
new
ry.
every
increase
share.
Riverside,
Ave.,
thereof sold
companies will represent 39%
of
,
Co
&
194,
for
which
After
preference
per
leading universities.
on
trustee,
1, 1981.—V.
Magnolia
holders
the
loans
shares
42%
and
period
quarter
share
Electronics, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
Pursuant to a July 17, 1961
offering circular, Schmidt,
Sharp, McCabe & Co., Inc., Denver, publicly offered
150,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$1
Co.—Appointment—
been
transactions
addition
of
month
after
quarter
per
Keltner
additional
centers
first
$1.60
or
1961—Month—1960
2,123,434
in
the
share
common
available
new
preferred
$131,760,000.—V.
expenses
in castings.
was
of
bank
to
$3,502,199
told
in
692,210
1119.
p.
10391
former
of
sale
operations
$1.10
1960.
is
10,000
25,000
:
The
Net
Bowling Corp.—Common Registered—
all-, of
125,000
six
second
revenue-
Kellogg's
that
11,500
&
Co.
Roll
that
an
of
grains
Silver
Co.
company
$1.40),
stockholder,
reported
$1.29,
form the interior
partnerships which now
such businesses and assets,
for
the
to
9.
p.
several
statement
series
a
for
quarter
period
income
op.
194,
that
Proposed
—
a finder's fee), all at 10c per share.
organized under Delware law in July 1961 for
purpose
of acquiring and operating the 24 lane Belleview Bowl
48 lane Dahlia Bowl, both located in Colorado,
In August 1961
company will
assume
operation of the two centers as a result
and
during
$6,875,000
corresponding
offering
the
first
June 30—
from
rev.
rwy.
Net
3,600 to Sutro & Co.
the
month
Roll
common
The
of
the
for
the
214,180 shs.
with the
SEC
on
July 25
covering
150,000
stock, to be offered for public sale at $3.50 per
will be made on an all or none basis by Currier
& Carlsen Inc., which will receive a 42c per share
commission. The
registration statement also includes 18,000 outstanding common shares,
of
share.
the
Kellogg Co.—June Report—
all the stock of Aristo, a 33a leading position in the core
common
in foundries to
company
shares
for
The company's sales
increased over the
Chemical
&
debentures, due Aug.
registration
spring,
equivalent
provision
comparable
$75,510,000
164,850 shs.
President
bond
subordinated
after
the
650,000 shs.
registrar and paying
agent for $7,822,000 principal amount of the company's 5% convertible
50,000 shs.
194, p. 319.
sale
Net
—V.
FINANCING
entered into agreement for the acquisition of
manufacturer of binding materials for foundry
of IMC, and George Abbott, President
has
used
Trust
275,000
have
full
Period End.
at
exchange
resin-
50,000 shs.
selling
93,500
Kaplan & Co.__
Inc.
the
and
International
Irving
of
six
announced.
are
a
for
Rwy. operating
Rwy. operating
together to form the cores. Aristo
manufactures and sells
a
line of regular oil
binders but has aug¬
mented
this with recent development of Sanset, an improved binder
Shares
Co.,
Lieberbgum & Co.__
—V.
sales
Mr.
Ware,
binders
Core
In
selling stockholder the aggregate
93,500
H.
TO
stock for
year-old family-owned corporation with
binder industry.
$10,000
below
stock
sales
be
Outstanding
50,000 shs.
company and the
of
common
stock
Inc.
John
EFFECT
——
Detroit
M.
will
IMC
this
incurred
were
earnings
Kansas City Southern
cents)
10
(par
company
Corp.,
Aristo,
$1,063,000
earnings
with
for
and
of
stock
common
compares
Net
2326.
p.
T.
demand
dividends.
progress
The
steel
$5,206,000
loss
350,000 shs.
Aristo
in
Half-year
higher than
and to pay off $87,926.88 on conditional sales contracts held
the Brunswick Corporation covering the alley beds of the Belleview
The company also
proposes
to repay a loan of $10,000 to a
corporation owned by Ralph S. Roberts, President. The balance will
names:
Craig-Hallum,
Tallahassee
pickup
net
a
common
gages,
FINANCING
300,000 shs.
underwriters
terms
with
the
shares
G.
in
the
This
Bowl.
Shares
Michael
systems
the
year.
stock
by
7,485
9,515
cents)____
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
GIVING
International Minerals
retire
— Additional
Financing
July 24, 1961 issue reported the sale of
300,000 shares of this firm's stock at $3 per share. Addi¬
tional financing details follow:
number
such
—
193,
the
Hydro-Space Technology Inc.
contract
the
exceed
Acquisition—
of
15,000
G.
$10,000
10
the
57,000
working capital
(par
in
Details—Our
from
of
B
own
subject
to
Net
stantially
9.
agreed,
during
Corp.
not
this
at
A
66%.
purchase
unforeseeable
stock
Common
of
approximately
promotion
development
(par 10 cents)
writing
operation
the
indebtedness
Sundry
approxi¬
Authorized
—V.
contracts
the
on
incurred
Cabledivision
Authorized
proceeds
$20,000
(1962)
common
be
of
operations.
be
will
and
Repayment of note
common
B
event
net
the
expenses
inventory
General
CAPITALIZATION
Class
into
cut
'yf'
of
(e)
A
to
construction
offsetting
Corp.
time, the company intends to apply
such
proceeds as it may derive from this issue to the construction
of other CATV systems and/or the purchase of
existing CATV system
the
and
these
use
(d)
debenture
Corp.
debentures of Florida Cabledivision Corp.
that the company's plans to build the aforementioned
do not materialize or are modified by circumstances
systems
The
laminate
a
either
following order of priority:
4%
estimated
of Florida
on
limited
company
Class
resin
components.
fiberglass,
as
$109,000.
The
deficits
operation
payment
15,014,152 shares.
on
corporation during the second quarter of 1961
resulted in a
profit of $6,270,000 it was announced by Jack L.
Ashby, president.
Earnings for the first six months of 1961 came to
to retire
Interstate
mat.
or
securities
all
incorporating
other
and
product, commonly known
polyester resin reinforced by
PROCEEDS—If
to
fabrication
apparatus,
epoxy or
short
lengths
of Texas Cabledivision
Cabledivision
based
the
it
(2)
finished
of
Florida
1960,
net
Hupp
blending,
plastics;
automate
depositing
the
with
spraying and otherwise depositing
devices, known as "glass breakers,"
which cut continuous strands of
fiberglass roving into relatively short
lengths for various reinforcement applications; (3)
complete systems
which
for
share in
per
Fla.
are
The
(1)
incurred
company
company designs
and
manufactures
equipment
systems
and
apparatus used to fabricate fiberglass and other
fibrously reinforced
plastic materials. The company's products fall into three broad cate¬
and
the
of
years
which
Engineering Associates has been engaged in this business since 1957.
gories:
Fla.
offset
of
down
City,
(8) $66,000
Park, Highway 301
resins
two
Panama
of
(located in the Commerce Center Indus¬
North, Sarasota, Fla.) was incorporated under
the laws of the State of
Florida on June 5, 1961. The corporation has
acquired all of the assets of a predecessor
partnership, Hupp Engi¬
neering Asssociates. which relate to the design, manufacture and sale
of
Pierce.
to
years
cores.
amounted
IIupp Systems, Inc.—Class A Common Offered—Pur¬
suant to a July 27, 1961
offering circular, Bayes, Rose &
Co., Inc., New York City, publicly offered 50,000 shares
BUSINESS—The
be
$1,500,000 for construction of CATV systems in Tallahassee and Panama
Fla.
(7) $100,000 to offset deficits estimated to be incurred during the
equal to $2.03
figures amounted
$2.11
that
the
1960
June
six-months
in
843,626
for
to
were
the
ended
comparable
equal
$2,094,000
compared with 839,996 tons
trial
to
cents
Kaiser Steel Corp.—June
Report—
Reflecting
of
$5,585,068,
of
1960,
pointed
was
income
on
compared
months
$5,813,792
and
copper
taxes
$1,209,000,
six
net
period
net
Estimated
Tons
like
and
the
for
stockholders
to
ceived
to
reports
$23,930,958
$24,215,996
report
estimated
21
194, p; 219.
a
/
company
—V.
of
with
Corp.
City,
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd.—June
Report
The
deficits
of the operation
years
CAPITALIZATION
Savannah
modification
Cabledivision
earnings amounted to 39 cents per common share
dividends, based
on
15,027,222
shares
outstanding,
preferred
compared
con¬
payment
for
additional
construction
contracts
$350,000 for the expansion of CATV Systems in Vero
$84,000
two
In
companies involved in the acquisition are the White Shell
Corp.,
a
leading dredging, processing and selling agent for crushed
oyster shell in the country; the Newberry Corp., producer of limerock
from quarries located close to
Gainesville; and Savannah Bridge Co.,
Inc., a general contracting company licensed in Georgia.
construction
and
quarter's
after
down
Fort
CATV
other
The
com¬
purposes:
a
for Texas
Texas,
offset
to
reserved
(6) $220 000
foundation work at Cape Canaveral, Fla.
The
and
(5)
first
business
aggregate
to
during the first two
Beach
underwriting
Cabledivision
approximately
Inc.—Subsidiary Acquisitions—
of
following
deposit against tariff charges for one year of
be purchased from Southern Transmission
Corp.
Corp., for the San Angelo CATV System.
a
service
Texas
payment
the
for
$255,000 down payment on
$1,000,000 for the expansion
exceed
(4) $70,000
IloudaiUe Industries,
after
will be used
system in San Angelo,
Microwave
by
$1,040,000
expenses
(1). Approximately
tract
Home Oil Co.
approximately
missions
9
net
$7,109,000,
earnings
on
for
the
Corp.—Qtrly. Report—
second
quarter
ended
net sales totaling $110,159,000, D.
President, announced today. Earnings for the quarter
$4,440,000, with sales amounting to $103,175,000.
a
June
30,
A. Rhoades,
year
ago
were
The company, of 41
East 42nd St., New
statement with the SEC on July 21 covering
nership
interests, to be
at $5,000 per interest.
The company
is
a
offered
for
public
York,
filed
a
registration
$2,015,750 of limited part¬
sale
(without
underwriting)
limited partnership organized under New York law
10
in
(426)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
1961 and consisting of I. Theodore Leader and Joseph Durst,
general partners, and Beatrice Leader and Harrcld Seih Leader as
partners.
The partnership proposes to acquire for investment,
title to the real and personal property known as Capitol City Apart¬
July,
$7,395,866
was
as
ings
limited
year's
ments,
Unit
No.
located
2,
in
West
Sacramento,
personal properties known as Fairfax Hills
Hills section,
Kansas City, Kan.;
located
in
in
Shopping
the
the
City
Ferndale,
of
Mich.;
known
Center
Federal
and
the
as
Calif.;
the
Apartments,
Fairfax
80%
an
North
real
located
undivided
Flint
Plaza
and
Shopping
required
Offering,
holders.
partnership interests.
The partnership will be
approximately $2,035,750 in cash for title closings and
Upon
expenses.
completion
Leader
and
of
the
will
Durst
be
transactions
reimbursed
contemplated
by
the
The
extent
of
to
by them towards the contracts to purchase the properties as
well as the amounts required to close title to Sacramento in the
approximate amount of $182,500. The partnership agreement provides for
reimbursement
for
all
advances
made
pursuant
the
to
contracts
that
Lehigh &
the
will
costs
Railway oper.
Railway
Net
Net
—
oper.
fr.
rev.
ry."
ry.
$1,647,065
$1,573,403
*o<±,olJ
1,233,107
1,193,687
$75,275
$90,222
$414,858
16,080
10,307
president,
pared
the
said
with
the
of
shareholders,
second
quarter
last
George P.
earnings were
quarter
earnings
when
year
Net
earnings
the
of
first
of
$7,256,776.
second
period
$16,917,005,
equal
months
1961.
six
amounted
$6,454,738,
earnings.
to
Report—
MacNichol,
for
share.—V.
the
193,
first
of
half
design,
ot
$6.50 per
for
be
p.
Ne;
and
sale
of
proceeds will be used
for new products and
and
Aug.
on
$34,500
at
Bank, Los
1,
Aug.
1971
306.
&
the
Citizens
National
>;'%>':■
Arkansas
$9,660,229
$1,890,614
$608,773
$629,279
174,060
199,613
$1.62
to
Blakely-Oswald
last
of
were reported
provision
for
the
depreciation
charges
were
mid-year
statement
of
net
year
holding
tax
$25,524,910,
were
ment
$3,593,040
1,011,135
field
company
under
$4,605,346
1,608,054
small
granted
by
business
the
Small
:
•.
Financial,
said
formed
a
the
,-as
by
Lytton
that
.
Mr.
O'Brien
share
said
Printing
Company,
interim
the
Lincoln
to
and
earnings.
acquisition
Printing's
the
new
savings
and loan
Business Invest¬
Small
being opened at Lytton Financial headquarters, 8150
Hollywood. Operations will commence immediately.
subsidiary will provide financing for companies engaged
in land development, manufacture of
building materials, subcontract¬
ing and allied fields.
time.
are
Boulevard.
financing for the
All
—V.
193,
subsidiary is contemplated at the present
will be provided by the parent company.
capital
necessary
1559.
p.
printer
a
annual
of
reports,
McClure
is
sales
to
expected
annually
add
and
in
to
$1
to
Printing Co.'s sales in 1960 were approxi¬
Blakeiy-oswaia Fruiting company's operation
732 South Federal St. plant in Chi¬
cago.
Lincoln Printing Co. is now headquartered at 130 Cedar St.,
New York City.—V. 193, p. 202.
$3
consolidated
be
million.
has acquired
company
interest
an
in
•
announced.
Litton's
disclosed
".
interest
in
navigation
the
of
amount
German
cash.
instruments which
is
also
...
,
acquired for an un¬
primarily for its marine
produced in the United States
company
Plath
■
was
known
are
and
Japan under licensing agreements.
Thornton said Plath will be "an important'member
industrial
inertial
plans
for
team
that Litton
navigation
German
forming"
equipment
underway
are
the
is
for
development programs.—V.
handle production of Litton
NATO
countries.
He
also
said
for
to
technology with Plath and
in
various
Litton
product
of
cooperate
194,
European
& Burr, Inc., Boston, offered
publicly on July 25, 1961,
a total of
37,500 shares of this firm's common stock at
Of the total 20,000 were sold by the com¬
and the balance by a selling stockholder. These
pany
shares represent the company's first public
offering.
PROCEEDS—Net
making
paper
paying
the
proceeds
balance
the
company.
the
company's
the
but
for
the
net
income
ended
year
.
accessories,
months
to
Dec.
and
at
will
be
buildings
Auburn,
May
for
net
1960,
31,
net
and
basis
GIVING
EFFECT
by
build
to
was
1961,
income
I960
sales
TO
net
to
sales
$69,500.
unobtainable,
are
$2,278,660
were
PRESENT
stock
194,
($1
Long Falls
statement
interest.
of
the
8.5%.
Lasro
for
July
be
offered
will
Corp.,
Corp.,
Street,
on
to
offering
Securities
$250,042
SEC
interests,
The
Tenney
1960 period.—V.
be
21
on
will
subsidiary
a
for
made
which
expenses
incurred
certain
property
in
York, filed a registration
covering $1,708,500 of limited
public
sale
best
efforts
a
receive
of
The company
is
per
through
a
formation
this
and
$5,000
basis
selling
commission
underwriter, will be paid
the
of
the
at
the
of
partnership,
limited partnership organized under New York law
in July 1961 with Manuel
Kalkstein, Belle Bergner and Louis Stabiner
as
its
general
partners
and
said
persons
and
Bertha
Collins
as
original limited partners. The partnership owns a contract to
purchase
from South Fall Corp., for
$1,300,000, the fee title to two tracts of
a
land,
each consisting of seven acres, one in Wichita
Falls, Texas and
in Longview,
Texas, upon each of which there is being
constructed
by
the
seller
a
one-story
75,000 square foot building
and parking area for use as a
self-service discount department store.
Both stores are
expected to be open by November 1961.
The part¬
nership
will enter
into
net
leasebacks
with
the
seller
which
will
the
enter
into
view
which
have
of
with
general
partnership
interests.
nership
of
Wichita
properties.
holding
stores.
sums
purchase
which
Stores
the
private
a
discount
the
for
Giant
operate
Inc.,
such
in
$3,500,
in
will
contributed /scash
interests
of
subleases
Stores,
chain
a
The
$1,989,336,
was
corporation
common
snares
tinental
The
Bond
compared
share
per
date.; In
the
on
the
The
Falls
general
and
and
at
an
an
in
of
to
limited
their
aggregate
they have
received
interests and $6,000
and
Long-
subsidiaries
are
organized
$10,000
totaling
contract
They
company
.of
operate
agreed
value
aggregate
of
$7,500
original limited part¬
For
sales
the
and
first
with
$2,431,877 in
the
correspond¬
9.
p.
July
on
were
the
The
Lewis
For
the
in
1961
company
earnings,
ended
lower
the
Gruber,
six
months
last
but
two
Chairman
months
ended
of
the
to
of
for
about
up
June
5%
over
30,
1961,
uptrend in
an
months
and
the
of
Chief
the
same
earnings
also
and
$1.00
or
period
H.
its
repayment
both
sales
quarter,
it
Executive
For
the
three
with
months
loans,
of
sales
purchase
promotion
of
ad¬
and
earnings
Officer.
for
June
30,
the
1960
net
sales
second
were
quarter;
net
income
to
$1,500,293
cents
of
$725,466,
outstanding
per
common
than
more
17%.
sale
of
of
most
of
is
Eastern,
debts
its
coal,
It
Fuel
and
will
liabilities,
the
Ohio
subsidiary
of Eastern.
or through
including mining,
directly
enterprises,
toaboats.
and
Midland
subsidiary,
engaged
various
Gas
transferred to Eastern.
its
of
those
bituminous
stock
to
coke
also
but
be
plants,
all
owns
bulk
the
and
stock
of
1961.
1,
for
each
unissued
common
stock,
outstanding
and having an
the market price
This is equivalent to 1% shares
the 395,600 outstanding shares of
$2U,uud,ouO
June
on
authorized
the
about
share
1
Eastern
and
newly-organized
of
Eastern's
stock
to
company,
and
of
of
of
being
serving the Boston area. In exchange
transferred by Midland,
the. latter will receive
15%
value
stock
utility
gas
be
shares
A.ct announced July 25
by Midland Enterprises
Inc.,
Midland's
principal stockholder,
and
a
to
assets
to
of
oaseu
upon
common.
Upon
receipt
of
the
Eastern
stock,
Midland will promptly distribute
and, thereupon, will be dis¬
Scheuer and certain family trusts and
foundation
will
acquire
323,955 shares
of
Eastern,
which, together
with
700 shares
now
held, will amount to 9.78% of Eastern's then
outstanding stock.
Scheuer
has
also
applied
for
approval
of
the
acquisition of such stock.
the
Eastern
solved.
In
shares
Upon
to
such
its
stockholders
dissolution,
approving
the stock acquisitions, the Commission concluded
that,
presented, there was no basis for making adverse find¬
thereto or for the imposition of terms and condi¬
tions to its approval, and that the
applicable provisions of the Holding
Company Act are satisfied.
The Commission reserved
jurisdiction over
a
related
application of Midland that it be
declared
not
to
be
a
the
on
ings
facts
with
respect
holding company with respect to Eastern during the interval between
its acquisition of the Eastern stock and
its dissolution.
In
approving
the stock acquisition, the Commission
overruled objections of Ameri¬
Commercial
can
competitors
raise
Barge Line Co. and Mississippi Valley
of
ORCO,
questions
—v.
1Q4.
for
primarily
for
determination
the
by
such
under
Co.,
objections
other
laws,
116.
a.
Charles
Barge Line
that
reason
other agencies
Minerals & Chemicals Philipp
Corp.—Acquisition—
A.
Specht, President, announced the acquisition of a major
Compania Minera Santa Fe, a Chilean ore
mining company
owns
and operates large iron ore
mines at several locations in
in
Chile.
Santa
Fe's
quality
r<
t-.
Specht
Maremont,
the
six
in
ended
said.
j
The
identical
earnings
in
sales,
the
that
net
-:V;
j
\
June
of
for
Earnings in
quarter
the
determined
to
authorities.
For
the
sales
first
of
half,
$58,961,750
record
for
first
months
six
$5,652,661
—V.
sales
during
the
1960.—V.
33%
a
*
$52,793,648
showed
half
during
of
the
10%
a
1960,
first
193,
half
totaled
of
last
Shares
quarter
This
year.
outstanding
3,285,019,
at
compared
In
view
the
of
ore,
of
this
overall
acquisition
the
interest
from
ore
importance
acquisition
by
in
these
expanded
in
rapidly
Exports
Chile.
Minerals
the
transaction.—V.
193,
to
Chemi¬
company
different
parts
transportation in
such
constitutes
&
shipping
mines
of
may
substantial
a
con¬
2216.
p.
of the
company increased in the second quarter to $113,506,441,
with $105,298,097 for the same
period last year, the com¬
reported.
Second
quarter earnings were
$5,954,650, equivalent to 83 cents
pany
share.
This
with
compared
1960 period.
the
facturer
six
had
of
months
sales
from
Maytag's
last
of
those
year.
of
the
compared
the
a
3,274,694
to
$1.73
of
end
last
earned
of
$5,822,973,
ended
June
30,
$216,659,422,
automatic
against
as
cents
83
or
the
share,
a
in
controls
$205,739,900
in
the
manu¬
the
first
year.
$11,984,266,
share
months
the
$1.71
or
earnings
six
1961
comparable
totaled
period
last
$10,258,369,
the
year,
firm
share.
a
based
are
of
the
on
number
of
share
outstanding
the
end of the respective periods:
7,016,803 shares on June 30,
7,000,678 shares on June 30, 1960.—V. 193, p. 1903.
1961,
Mobile Video Tapes, Inc.—Acquisitions—
Acquisition
Los
of
the
manuals
industries.
and
The
Kerr
the
Kerr
year
a
most
ago.
of
cash
in
stock,
will
Gandelman,
present
According
Inc.
of
Printers,
producer
is
for
Inc.
this
by
divisions
as
electronic,
military
electronic and space
printing and publishing
Books."
acquired for
were
operate
of
leading
commercial
a
"Diamond
which
personnel
or
major
a
handbooks
Printers,
publishers
and
their
Kerr
'
is
and
companies,
in management
Marjory
and
enterprises.
Lithographers
techhnical
firm
Lithographers
company
was
announced
jointly by Lester E. Hutson,
Mobile Video Tapes, and Louis M.
Gandelman, President
of
Kerr
Kerr
Kerr
of
Angeles
President
tax
500.
p.
to
■
represents
the
to
!
decline
however, slightly exceeded
Earnings totaled $5,695,466,
1960.
by
reflecting
half,
first
exploration,
the South American
in
reserves
best
increase
examination
•
first
sales
periods.
quarter
192,
of
of
the
in
first
the
in
both
for
recent
the
sales
in
high
Earnings
share
v
■
world.
marketing
the
major
a
iron
Earnings
for
the
first
equal to $1.44 a share. In
showed
following
unnecessary
involves
transporting
half
recent
be
in
com¬
quarter include a non-recurring special
credit of approximately $275,000, or about 8V2
cents a
share, repre¬
senting the portion of Federal tax provisions for prior years which
was
also
year.
ending. June
most
further
upon
the
Europe, Mr.
the Santa Fe
compared
second
the
the
with
in
properties,
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—June Report—
it was announced
ago,
developed
and
reached
30,
quarter of 1961 over the same period a
by Fred Maytag II, board chairman.
30 totaled $26,357,911, compared
to
$26,597,842 in the second quarter of last year. Earnings'Ttotaled
$3,090,917,
representing
94
cents
a
common
share,
compared
to
$2,325,499 in the second period a year ago, or 71 cents a share. -
year
content
Fe Company, organized in
1952, has
present, the largest producer of iron ore
nearly 3,000,000 tons.
at
the
the
its
which,
largest ore
the
Philipp Corporation of
and
company
to
iron
continent
rights
of
one
transaction
Per
practically
mineral
in
American
Santa
is,
1960
cals
favorably
North
addition
to contain
$The
in
compare
the
In
has
company
and
in
period last
same
$15,512,000 in
to
income
net
a
the
stated
,
compared
as
reported
months
share
a
president,
$32,628,000
were
for
cents
79
or
ores
ores
at
undisclosed amount
an
of
MVT
with
no
change
planned. Louis Gandelman, President,
Secretary-Treasurer,
will
remain
with
and
firms
the
capacities.
to
Hutson, the acquisition of the Kerr companies by
Inc., represents another important step by MVT
field,
through the planned integration of
publishing, audio-visual and television facilities. Other MVT operations
are
Jules Fielding &
Associates, Inc., a publishing service firm, and
Econolist, photographic catalog compilers.—V. 192, p. 500. '
Mobile
into
Video
the
Tapes,
communciations
Merck & Co., Inc.—To Build New Australian PlantMerck
Sharp
it
announced
Australia
suburb
plant
ing
at
of
in
A.
new
to
build
T.
International,
its
The
Knoppers,
plant
chemical
in
outgrown and
international division
provide
in
Australia
capacity
in
drugs
well
as
present products.
It
is
also
five-year expansion of our line," Dr.
will
start
production,
immediately
warehousing
plant
in
a
on
President.
new
as
builudings
new
we
public
Vending, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Initial
of this firm's
common
stock was
made
sale
July 25, with the offering of 150,000 shares at $3.50 per
share.
Milton D. Blauner & Co., Inc., and Hallowell,
Sulzberger, Jenks, Kirkland & Co. were the principal
underwriters.
increased
to
permit
a
PROCEEDS—Net
for
the
the
and
company
said.
pharma¬
announce¬
stated.
1960,
Australian
1961
and
production
increased
production—on
the
threefold
ba^us
of
expected
to
double
that
of
This
1960.
from
the
first
pattern
necessary
to
consolidate
our
operations
site, which meets long-term requirements for
chemical and pharmaceutical complex,"
Dr.
at
of
the
1956
six
growth
South
Knoppers
makes
Granville
expanding,
an
through
months—
either
said.—V.
193,
purchase
event
of
the
proceeds
for
general
Metal
&
Thermit
of
the
amounted
cents
in
the
1960,
H.
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
corporation
to
58
cents
in
per
the
three
common
months
share,
is
June
with
30,
31
E.
Net
March
quarter
and
43
cents
in
the
Martin, President, announced.
income after taxes for the three months
second
sale
and
quarter
of
and
in
of
and
was
$468,714,
will
radius
of
May
31,
of
accounting
including
the
purchase
used
to
acquisition of new
other
vending
from
acquisitions
be
do
not
materialize,
trade
accounts
Front
repay
St.,
locations,
concerns.
the
balance
payable,
and
Philadelphia,
Pa.,
purposes.
company
of
4830
N.
the business of operating vending
machines for the
cigarettes and cigars, confectioneries, and a variety of
products, as well as coin-operated phonograph ma¬
amusement
certain
of
distributor
55
miles
EARNINGS
period
the
new
drink
leases
wholesale
or
these
operating
engaged
chines
ended
compared
purposes,
that
BUSINESS—The
retail
Earnings
from
of
modernization
development
the
food
1961
by
In
integrated
2216.
proceeds
financing will be used by the
vending equipment, and for the
procedures through the
purchase of business and accounting machines.
The balance of the
proceeds will be added to working capital, and will be available for
for
improvement
Knoppers
administration,
and
which
for
designed
Model
comapny,
Granville,
for
1962,
our
Construction
the
South
eight-year-old
pharmaceutical
will be sold, accord¬
been
will
of
pharmaceutical
plant
company's
has
division
a
million
$1
new
a
of
Fairfield
introduce
of
planned
Dohme
site
Sydney.
to Dr.
output
&
will
the
nearby
"The
expect
p.
$126,535,871,
of
was
per
Company
Midland
assets
ships
a
Eastern
For
it
announced
Thermit's
filed
properties
subject
holding
and
Co.,
for
operation
cargo
comprable
Maytag Co.—Quarterly Report—
is
and
was
76
gain
a
rep¬
&
Sales
June
ended
$126,921,036
the
Eastern
1691.
p.
sales
30, 1961, net sales were $241,559,712,
topping last year's record first-half sales of
$240,589,788; earnings
were
$13,336,256, compared with $12,688,377 for the six months
period
a
year ago.
Earnings available per common share, based on 6,564,248
shares outstanding, were
$1.97 against $1.88 for the 1960 first half.
compared
the
tribution
Report—
subsidiaries
share
a
with $913,000
pared
period last
rose,
ago,
Holding
between
its
exempt
in
general corporate
record
year
cents
or
more
volume
scrap.
income
89
$626,799,
H.
("ORCO"),
of
C.
D.
products,
new
Corp.—June
corporation
"Our
reported
to
the
largely
Metal
increase
an
Net
equal
Scheuer,
acquisition of
of
of
filed a "Reg A" covering 150,000
be offered at $2,
through Con¬
1961
Washington,
used
be
to
are
20,
Corp.,
manufacture
$1,397,000
Report—
quarter
fractionally
visible
Months'
1961,
I960.
with
a
the
S.
the
all
Gas
engaged
cent)
one
Share
Maremont
ment
Co.—Six
six
increased
For
year.
was
Lorillard
to
an
Boston
vertising, plant removal, working capital and other corporate purposes.
partners
undivided
of
was
application
an
and
transfer,
world-wide
corre¬
$2,003,236,
equivalent to
shares .outstanding.
the three months ended June
was
provision for
194,
(par
&
proceeds
equipment,
ceutical
(P.)
by
tax
cents
other
Giant
detinned
$21,034,175,
half
consideration
and
Co.
Northern
Securities and Exchange Commission—
alltime
offering.
totaled
agreement
subsidiaries
of
Sales
New
'
acquisition
420,000
Co.—Securities Registered—
East 41st
18
income
1961,
On
Outstanding
600,000
Realty
with
partnership
par)
of
company
Federal
30,
and
320.
p.
an
Eastern,
the
that
on
3,998,819
on
45
to
outstanding
net income
1960,
based
ing
FINANCING
Authorized
.
This
-
The
of
share,
per
for
company
equivalent
shares
common
period
cents
in
'
Capital
—V.
'
50
$1,806,468,
was
Arnold
ended
$933,718
31,
1961,
4,018,701
to
leased
now
Mass.,
30,
dividends
under
York,
witn
respect
Associates in
a
applied
of
in
remainder
continent, he stated.
manufactures
1958.
five-month
the
$352,603
Enterprises Inc.—Sale Approved—
granted
prove
$206,678.
CAPITALIZATION
'
five
the
comparable
a
in
which
company,
land
of
located
amounted
company
on
cost
plant,
specifications
EARNINGS—For
of
Figures
and
the
of
The
the
parts
machinery
to
of
and
period,
increase
an
the
price
period
30,
share.
per
Robbins, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
sales
1961
31,
912.
p.
New
Under
char, for development
capital. The
MacLevy Associates, Inc., New York, N. Y.—Files With
Lodding Engineering Corp.—Common Offered—Coffin
$8
of
which
&
by
while
June
compares
same
for
said,
selling
first
This
the
SEC
interest
net
March
I960.
ended
sales
the
first fiscal quarter
ended June 30,
1961, were $163,769,140, compared with $163,603,221
in
the corresponding period
of the previous year, according to un¬
audited figures released by George Van Gorder, Chairman.
The company's consolidated net income for the
quarter ended June
1x6.
p.
coal
2780.
p.
Consolidated
to
exchange
an
company
193,
sponding
the
of
net
decision
a
the
is located at 17226 Fourth Ave., Seattle, Wash.
company
—V.
McKesson
Plath
C.
KG, of Hamburg,
Germany, producer and world-wide distributor of high precision navi¬
gation
instruments, Charles B. Thornton,
president
and
chairman
s
in
the
preferred
share.
193,
Martin
months
over
after
share
—V.
and promotional expenses and for
working
Lincoln's
Litton Industries Inc.—Acquisition—
The
Common Stock
—
July
a
to manufacture coal tar and
The
at
Chemical Corp.
&
19, 1961 offering -circular,
the
company
offered publicly, without underwriting,
11,000 common shares at par ($10 per share). Proceeds
will be used by the company to construct an initial
plant
in
approximately
excess
Carbon
Offered—Pursuant to
periodicals,
founded
was
Lincoln
mately
will
7.7%,
common
in
six
consolidated
or
Midland
new
new
30,
accounted
was
Mr.
changes
the
aggregate
the
Inc.
Offices
1906.
$750,000
For
sold,
approximating
Field—
into
license
a
:
will be known
company,
SBI
entrance
Administration.
Co.,
Sunset
$2.43
or
announced
Lytton,
President
of
Lytton
company, the first of its kind to be
Co.—Acquisition—
financial
resented
for
Bart
share,
a
Federal
has
ended
June
year-ago
three-fourths
products
substantially
j-V-6
.
corporation
Business
has acquired for stock, the Blakely-Oswald Printing
company
Chicago, according to an
announcement
made
by Edward D.
O'Brien, President.
organs,
of
convey
$2,047,196 $11,218,969 $12,783,834
1,417,917
7,625,029
8,178,488
1,281,841
quarter
ended
$9,502,977 in the like period in 1960, a
gain of 19%.
the
$1,815,383
gain in saies
o.er
cue
Of
than
River
1961—6 Mos.—1960
ops.
ry.
9.
investment
com¬
upturn reversed
earnings
fell
below
The
The
■
Ry.—Earnings—
1361—Month—1960
Co.,
house
and
In
next,
1,
due
debentures
at
the
;V;•"
redemption
made
in
months
Monday, July 31, 1961
.
sharp earnings increase was made on second quarter sales of
$11,318,360, which compares with $9,715,815 hi the
previous quarter
which
manufacture
income___
op.
194, -p.
No
Lincoln Printing
the
Lytton Financial Corp.—Enters
2780.
p.
in
subordinated
June 30—
from
rev.
The
Earnings
offered for sale
Co., and associates.
called
will
192,
End.
rwy.
The
Jr.,
This
quarter
$19,104,000,
and
to the company's
according
be
$256,752
tnree
Cue
494,500
Glass Co.—Six Months'
to
first.
for
a
LOF's
first
trend
report
against
111
transportation
Net
Net
—V.
mid-year
a
has
Rwy. operating revenue.
Rwy. operating expenses
24,744
Libbey-Owens-Ford
In
last
July 26 covering 200,000 shares
on
engaged
convertible
Payment
Period
$379,716
8,798
opers.
6%
Louisiana
9.
p.
is
company
its
102%.
••
$294,835
income
oper.
V.
of
1961—6 Mos.—1960
2Uo.o,8
expenses
earn¬
the
Midland
Angeles.—V.
$278,853
revenue
k
for
Los Angeles Drug Co.—Partial Redemption—-
Ry.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
SEC
The stock will
company
The
approximately $71,000.
River
Hudson
Period End. June 30—
,
be
$1.04
.
The
repay
of
purchase, closing of title, fees, costs and expenses related to the nego¬
tiation, acquisition and completion of the purchase of the property. It
is estimated
share
common
with
2667.
sportswear, prmcipallv for gins.
bank loans, increase inventories,
working capital.
this
advanced
'
Per
year.
compared
p.
children's
$50,000
to
the
share through Teich &
limited
to pay
last
$1.10,
193,
of common stock, of which
150,000 will be offered for
public sale by the company and 50,000 by certain stock¬
in Flint, Mich.
Under the terms of the partnership
Leader and Durst paid into the partnership $10,000 in cash
and have contributed the contracts to purchase the properties referred
to above and other property rights for which they
received $320,500
subordinated
$7,011,865
were
quarter.—V.
with
ment
interest
; agreement,
in
against
quarter
85 Tenth
Store
located
Center,
the
second
Lortogs, Inc.—Common Registered—This company, of
Ave., New York City, filed a registration state¬
the
in
Department
for
.
1961,
of
AND
on
machines.
its
of
music
cigarettes.
In
and
addition,
vending
The
company
operates
and
sells
is a
within
a
Philadelphia.
CAPITALIZATION—For
a
the
machines,
company
pro
forma
basis,
Model
the
four
Vending
months
and
ended
subsidiary
Volume
companies
had
income
consolidated
unaudited
net
unaudited
financing,
of
of
stock
common
UNDERWRITERS—The
subject
$15,367.
.
net
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
sales
of
$608,280
completion
of
and
and
below
named
have
agreement,
to
of
severally
The
Chase
the
opposite
Manhattan
Bank
has
been
appointed
194,
Net
fr.
rev.
ry.
registrar
the
of
of
York
New
Trust
♦Deficit.—V.
mon
194, p.
28,843,494
* 18,452,821
revenue:.
Rwy.
expenses
operating
St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
Net
from
rwy.
—V.
$2,711,024
ops.
income
op.
194,
ry.
$3,221,224 $14,573,434 $21,986,832
1,135,528
5,747,578
7,783,165
1,234,212
11.
p.
Company
second
quarter of
1960.
in
1961
were
equivalent to 70 cents a
27,329,667 shares outstanding.
Earnings for the same period
of
on
1960
in
1961
and
and
in
sales
of
sales
and
shares
for
the
second
quarter
was
$19,079,000
$460,677,000
$465,676,000,
totaled
months
six
of last
in 1961
to $1.27
sales amounted
to $34,587,000
First-half earnings were equivalent
such
1960.
in
last
$1.41
194,
year.—V.
President,
Net
of
previous
of
this
Consolidated
net
amounted
1961
and
marked
ago
to
$258,465,000
net
similar
tue
during the first six
six months of the
■
Morris
Philip
increase
an
when
wun
said.
of
sales
3.1%
increased
company
compared
Cullman
Mr.
year,
year
the
year
set
to
of
3.5%
.'
;
.
first six months of
record for the period
new
a
comparable
the
over
•
the
for
$249,727,000.
income, alter provision
sales
period
a
were
preferred divi¬
dend requirements,
amounted to $2.71 a share on 3,666,396 outstand¬
ing common shares.
This compares with $2.62 a share on 3,669,490
outstanding common shares for the first half of 1960.—V. 193, p. 1560.
the
For
six
months,
National
net
Months'
Co.—Six
Biscuit
The
President
$1.82
or
the
and
the
below
Lee
quarter
profits
against
of
$6,878,196,
the
are
Report—Proposed
Sales
for
$1.01
of
higher
first
the
in
were
$12,512,927,
first half of 1961, com¬
share in 1960.
Secondper share this year, as
per
cents
94
or
earnings
the
$2
or
share a
per
cosis.
months
six
net
stock,
$13,639,049,
the first
earnings
/
that
said
common
cr
for both
reported
1960.
$6,452,438,
were
result
of
Bickmore
S.
share
per
with earnings of
pared
quarter
levels
ago.
year
The lower
earnings
4.2 %
1961
million,
$232.5
were
Bickmore
Mr.
Wheat
of
Aug.
Corp.
If
9.
pleted
by
the
in¬
an
recently
help
of
and
is
will
acquisition
the
approved
said
several
be
com¬
planned
items
add
and
will
company
enjoy
new
National Bowling Lanes, Inc.—Stock
Inc.,
the
SEC
July
on
of New York).
The
and operates the Eastwick Lanes, a 24-lane bowl¬
Philadelphia, and leases and operates the Washington
center in Millbrook, N. Y.
The net proceeds from
the stock sale will be used as follows: $135,000 to expand the Eastwick
ing
company owns
in
center
Lanes,
16-lane
a
center
to
build
and equip a cocktail lounge and restaurant on the
property; $55,000 to equip the proposed Meriden (Conn.) Lanes Bowling
Center and
$35,000 for advance rentals; $85,000 to acquire land at
and
Danielson,
Conn.,
to erect
and
that
for
to equip
and $35,000
center;" $62,350
ance
building thereon
a
to repay outstanding notes payable; and the bal¬
acquisition of additional centers and as working capital.
addition
outstanding
202,000 shares of common stock, of which J. Myron Honigman, Presi¬
dent, owns 48.27%
and management officials as a group, 59.16%.
An
additional 69,500 shares are subject to options under the company's
restricted stock option plan, exercisable at 50d per share.
In
to
certain
the
indebtedness,
Net
193,
V.
194,
This
with Bridgeport
declined for the quarter
30,
1961,
compared with the
similar
1960
periods, sales were higher and the total equity per
common
share increased because of a special non-recurring credit.
The
report noted that
the six months
sales gain resulted from
the inclusion of sales of National's Federal Chemical divisjon in 1961
and
states
the
from
income
sales
of
Reactive
Metals,
for
Inc.
following
only
two
months
this subsidiary.
in
equity
income
report since its merger
operating
June
that
fact
National's
Net
ended
included
were
first
while
that
months
from
period
in
in its
corporation
Co.
six
The
figures
merged
into
pooling
include
National
of
interests
National's
in
cents
sales
with
the
in
the
an
1960
increase
Nov.
1,
issued
in
connection
in
the
1961
in
$183,887,000
with
merger.
quarter
second
the
in
the
1960.
for
of
accounting
income
half
purposes.
from
1961,
proceeds
equivalent
Appointment—
Chase
p.
Bank
cumulative
has
been
preferred
appointed
stock,
$50
for the
value.—V. 194,
registrar
par
220.
Bank
and
of
Brooklyn
has
transfer agent for 551,150 shares of
value) of the corporation.—V. 193, p. 1903
from
of
sale
company,
2223
of
directly and through subsidiaries,
Net
•
compared
Co.—Earnings—
taxes—.
24,291,186
14,666,333
122,399,761
116,569,419
73,679,393
70,454,505
1,941,069
3,694,160
9,854,012
18,421,617
9,480,390
17,682,728
3,989,624
20,444,739
18,951,796
3,677,686
—
taxes—
income
1961—5 Mos.-i-1960
$
$
$
25,237,134
15,309,354
2,004,316
3,745,589
3,604,154
17,924,837
17,139,105
income..
oper.
charges
2546.
p.
been
Permian
Basin
Illinois,
at
to
points
Minnesota
domestic,
the
Dodge
common
corporation has called for redemption on Aug. 1, 1961, through
of the sinking fun,
$41,000 of its
first
5V2%
mortgage
bonds, due June 1, 1977 at
100 %>. Payment will be made at
the
Royal Bank of Canada or Eastern Trust Co., Halifax, Montreal or
Toronto.^—V.
166, p. 161.
operation
Nuclear
Industries, Inc.
Common
—
Stock
Sold
Pri¬
new
debentures
will,
vately—July 26, 1961 it was reported that $450,000 of
this Valley Stream, L. I., New York firm's common stock
had been sold privately through John Schuss & Co., and
A. G. Edwards & Sons.
be
Pacific Clay Products Co.—June Report-
Street,
Omaha,
Nebraska,
town
borders
utilities.
Of
and
for
in
Kansas,
consumption
the 511
cities
by distribution
Nebraska,
where
commercial
and
systems
it
resale
served
operated
by
the
by
their
31,
cities
to
sold
or
gas
1960,
130 were
and the bal¬
company
by nonaffiliated gas utilities,,, These 511
population pf about 3,900,000.
■■■{''.,.
Iowa,
locally
use,
nonaffiliated
42
Dec.
on
Dakota,
distributed
for
ance
a
South
is
customers
and
towns
towns have
and
,
EARNINGS—For
of
revenues
net
the
income
12
months
company
$158,536,000-.and net
income
CAPITALIZATION—The
its
and
the
subsidiaries
sale
of
and
This
$22,253,000.
at
its
Dec.
of
31,
30,
offered
1961,
operating
$188,102,000, and
were
with
$18,631,000
operating
for
calendar
capitalization
and
hereby,
as
revenues
the
to
company
give
effect
Outstanding
April 30, 1961
Adjusted
$233,866,000
$268,866,000
22,011,000
22,011,000
funded
$255,877,000
$290,877,000
debt
stock
Common
As
60,412,500
Toial
161,415,775
$477,705,275
capitalization
60,412,500
161,415*325
stock
John
D.
Fredericks,
bank
loans
UNDERWRITERS—The
$512,705,275
sales
Net
several
underwriters
Blyth &
Co., Inc
Allyn & Co.,
C.
Baird
W.
___$4,000,000
Inc.
500,000
&
Co.,
Inc.
250,000
Baker, Weeks & Co
&
Barth
J.
Becker & Co.
G.
A.
350,000
150,000
Co.
Eichler &
Batem.an,
Ellis
Co.
Brush,
500,000
200,000
&
Slocumb
Inc.
Co.
150,000
;
Caldwell
Lee
350,000
W.
Co.
&
250,000
Phillips,
Carroll
Chiles-Schutz
150,000
Inc.
Simmons
&
Alex. Brown & Sons
Burnham
Inc.__
150,000
Co.__
150,000
&
Co.
150,000
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.
350,000
Co.
200,000
Crowell, Weedon & Co.
Cruttenden,
Podesta
&
150,000
Courts
&
250,000
Dain
M.
&
Co.,
Inc.
250,000
Dominick_
350,000
350,000
Dick & Merle-Smith
Dominick
&
Davis, Skaggs & Co.—
Ellis, Holyoke & Co._.
150,000
Elworthy
200,000
Estes
&
&
Co.
Co., Inc
Dillon, Union
Securities
of
&
Boston
Corp.
Corp.
Glore, Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Goodbody
Halle
&
Halsey,
Co
&
Stieglitz
Hallgarten
&
Stuart
Co
—_
Ripley & Co.,
&
E.
Hutton
&
C.
—V.
Co.
in
announced
in
the
three
interim
an
months
report
ended
June
to
30,
totaled $3,711,985, an increase of 5%<
over
the $3,525,906 of
quarter of 1960.
income
after
all charges
amounted to $448,368 in the 1961
second quarter,
equal to 68 cents a share on the 656,446 common
shares
outstanding at the end of the period.
This compares with
second
Net
net
a
income
number
of
$429,126,
shares
of
the
For
65
or
outstanding
first
entire
six
a
months
cents
share
a
based
on
the
same
earlier.
year
of
1961, Pacific Clay Products had
sales
and
other income of $6,853,404,
as»»fc|g£fcitislj > $6,709(070'-in the
first
half
of last year.
Earnings in 1961 through June 30 totaled
In the same period last year earnings
$753,679, or $1.15 a share.
were
$776,627, or $1.18 a share.—V. 193, p. 706.
Packaging
Corp.
of
America—Expansion
Program—
The corporation reported a series of growth moves designed to in¬
crease its earnings and its competitive strength in the paperboard and
packaging industries.
W. D. P. Carey, President, reported that moves now underway and in
planning will add $14,000,000 to the company's annual sales during
earnings 65 % to $1.65 per common share,
assuming continued improvement in the nation's economy.
He also reported that the firm's second-year results, based on pre¬
liminary figures, amounted to annual sales of $128,700,000 and earnings
of $4,090,000, equal to 97 cents per common share.
This compares to
first-year sales of $138,278,790, and earnings of $6,510,000,
or $1.64 per
The company's second fiscal year ended June 30, 1961.
"It is fair to point out that our fiscal year just ended—the last half
of 1960 and the first half of 1961—bracketed the worst period that the
share.
250,000
200,000
—
—_—
.
Sutro
350,000
500,000
&
Co.
Son
150,000
500,000
Tucker,
250,000
Co—
500,000
R. L.
Day
G. H. Walker
250,000
Weeden
&
Co.,
—
Langley &
p. 11.
Inc.—
&
Co.
u—
'
900,000
Co._
250,000
Co.„
500,000
He
White,
Anthony
&
Co.
Weld
150,000
500,000
150,000
250,000
150,000
150,000
great
as
has
and
Growth
500,000
350,000
250,000
seen
since
the
'30s,"
Mr.
Carey
that
With
the
in business has not been
improving, and that the latest
are
business
volume
has
moved
out
of
the
for new
highs.
underway and
now
in
planning,
described
by
Mr.
I
April,
opening in
1961,
of
the
new
$41,000,000
kraft
liner-
board mill of Tennessee River Pulp & Paper Co.,
52%-owned by Packag¬
obtains 91,000 tons of kraft linerboard annually,
almost enough to meet the requirements of its 22 corrugated container
plants.
ing Corp., the
Mr.
company
Carey said the Counce mill's performance "already has exceeded
optimistic estimates," and he predicted that benefits to the
from the new facility would be not less than 35 cents per
most
our
company
increased
earnings.
now
is acquiring a fourth foam plastics packaging
in Akron, Ohio, following its entrance into the field of ex¬
panded polystyrene plastics only eight months ago with the acquisition
The
company
operation
of
Worcester
Moulded
Plastics
Co.
of
Worcester,
Mass.
In
recent
months, it also acquired the plastics division of Lakeside Manufacturing
Co., of Milwaukee, Wise., and opened a plastics packaging operation
in Vincennes, Ind.
Foam
be
plastics
used
in
inner
effective vehicle to sell
an
"We
packing,
more
Mr.
Carey said,
has
proved to
corrugated containers.
expected that our packaging engineering and design skills would
in the sale of plastics; that corrugated and plastics
be sold together; and that sales of both foam plastics and
assistance
of
well
could
corrugated containers could be increased without increasing
This
cost.
the selling
already has proved to be the case," he reported.
network of container plants into the
Southeast, Southwest, and Texas, is included irTPackaging Corporation's
immediate plans, Mr. Carey announced.
He pointed out that packaging
industry growth is more pronounced in these areas than in others.
A
the
of
kraft
company's
improvement
$2,500,000
bleached
mill
at
Filer
program
City,
Mich,
has begun on the company's
to provide better service and
superior quality of bleached kraft and blended paperboards.
Production
150,000
fruit
and
of
molded
vegetable
pulp
products,
principally egg pa)$kaging and
the Spring of 1961 with an
trays, was doubled in
900,000
expansion of facilities at Griffith, Ind., and will be doubled again with
the opening next year of a large plant now being equipped in Berkeley,
200,000
350,000
Calif.
Parke, Davis & Co.—Six Months' Report—
900,000
The
250,000
150,000
350,000
150,000
350,000
of
Inc
& Co.—
350,000
900,000
150,000
150,000
900,000
company
reported world-wide sales of $90,152,831
fiirst six months of 1961.
and earnings
$9,425,323 for the
Net
on
six
with earnings of $1.02 per share, or
months of 1960 on sales of $99,045,616.
tions
the
share
This
$15,130,626, for the first
earnings for the first half of this year equalled 63 cents per
of the 14,859,660 shares of common stock outstanding.
each
compares
The
Co.—
Co.
Co.
moves
Extension
350,000
indicate
is headed
include:
Carey,
be
200,000
conditions
expected,
as
figures
500,000
250,000
150,000
350,000
&
Harold E. .Wood &
Woodard-Elwood &
Dean Witter & Co
business
that although the current pickup
industry
share in
900,000
200,000
350,000
500,000
&
packaging
added
recession
200,000
McCormick & Co
McDonald & Co.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc.
The Milwaukee Co.____
Mitchum, Jones &
Templeton
F. S. Moseley & Co.__
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
Newhard, Cook & Co.__
The Ohio Co.
Pacific Northwest Co._
Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis
Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood
J. Cliff Rahel & Co.__
Riter
&
Co.
The RobinsonHumphrey Co., Inc.—
L. F. Rothschild & Co.
Salomon Brothers &
Hutzler
Schwabacher & Co
Shearson, Hammill &
Co.
Shuman, Agnew & Co.
Smith, Barney & Co.
Inc.
William R. Staats
&
Co.
Stern Brothers & Co.—
Stone & Webster
Securities Corp.
Storz-Waehob-Bender
Co.
—
Inc.
&
Peabody
194,
$500,000
900,000
150,000
Weeks—
Hutton & Co.
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
W.
Lee Higginson Corp
Lehman
Brothers
Loewi & Co., Inc
Irving Lundborg &
Swiss American Corp.—
T^lmage & Co
•—
Spencer Trask & Co.—
Hilliard
B.
Hornblower
W.
Amount
900,000
Inc.
F.
900,000
250,000
900,000
900,000
250,000
150,000
350,000
900,000
Harriman
J.
150,000
Co.
&
Inc.
E.
150,000
900,000
Co.
Michigan
First
First
income
1961,
the
named
Amount
A.
other
and
commented.
$9,430,000
below,
acting
through Blyth & Co., Inc. as representative, have entered into an
underwriting agreement with the company whereby they have severally
agreed to purchase the respective principal amounts of debentures in¬
dicated below from the company, subject to the terms and conditions
of the underwriting agreement.
Robert
President,
shareholders.
paperboard
Short-term
and
earnings in
the second quarter of
the current
improvement over the like period of last year, reversing
reported in the first three moths of this year,
declines
its third year and increase its
Debentures
Mortgage bonds
Preferred
minor
Annual Report—
debt:
Funded
sales
showed
the
of
1959.
of
adjusted
follows:
as
is
total
1960,
subsidiaries
compared
consolidated
April
debentures
ended
Both
year
and
owns
Wisconsin
and
industrial
Inc.
appointed registrar
stock (20 cents par
The
Offered—Blyth
operates a pipeline system
of about 14,300 miles of main,
lateral, distribution and gathering lines
through which it transmits natural gas purchased principally from the
Panhandle and Hugoton and Hansford, Texas area
gas fields and the
Kalman
National
period
companies for their costs of construction and acquisitions of prop¬
erty. Construction expenditures by the company and its subsidiaries in
1961 are estimated at $105,000,000.
Kidder,
Nedick's Stores, Inc.—Appointment—
Lafayette
earlied
ary
J.
Manhattan
4xh %
the
repay short-term bank loans incurred for a portion of the 1961
construction program and the purchase of securities issued
by subsidi¬
Hayden, Stone & Co.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
The
for
used to
1960.
company's
share
a
at
PROCEEDS—Net
The
operations
of
Bridgeport
Brass
which
was
on
June
30, 1961. The merger was considered
net
first
1961,
.
totaled
operations
amounted
to
$10,317,000
to 74 cents per common share.
This
compares
with $13,432,000, or 99
cents per common share in
the
1960 first
half. The $3,627,000 special credit combined
with net
income totaled $1.03 per common share for the 1961 first half. Net
6ales in the latest six months were $361,556,000,
against $358,692,000
for
$1.91
or
FEATURES—The debentures are not redeemable
prior
a
lower interest cost to the company than
4,80%
1966
Co.
second
1961
common
per
shares
net
compared
All
a
37
common
corporation's
$191,760,000,
$122,260,120,
Otherwise, they are redeemable at the option of the company at regular
redemption prices ranging from 106 %* for those redeemed in the first
year, declining to par in the last year.
The issue has the benefit of
a
sinking fund calculated to retire 89%- of the debentures prior to
maturity.
Eastman
2,049,973
to
REDEMPTION
to
clude
operations
to
June
Co., Inc. and associates offered publicly on July 25
an issue of
$35,000,000 of this firm's 4%% sinking fund
debentures, due Nov. 1, 1981, at 101% to yield 4.80%. °
J.
equal
ended
30,
11.
p.
quarter totaled
share,
compared with
or 46 cents pev common share in
the 1960 period. A non¬
recurring special credit of $3,627,000 brought total per common share
to
66
cents
for
the
second
three
months
of
1961.
The
per-share
figures are computed on 12,460,265 common shares outstanding on
June
30, 1961, and 12,444,883 shares a year earlier, adjusted to in¬
$5,034,000,
$6,302,000,
months
&
has
company
National Distillers & Chemical Corp.—June Report—
and
12
June
4,177,875
expenses
after
Blunt
Brass
ended
1961—Month—1960
revenues
operating
—V.
for
revenues
share
Total
covering
21
Other
contrast
Registered—
of 220 South 16th St., Philadelphia, filed a registration
200,000 shares of capital
stock, to be offered for public sale at $5.50 per share. The underwritin
terms are to be supplied by amendment
(the company is now nego¬
tiating for a "best-efforts" offering through Edward Lewis & Co.,
with
Operating
a
conditions continue to
products
introduced
for the coming months
should
to profits.—V. 193, p. 1692.
of
number
a
growth
sales
This company,
statement
corresponding period in 1960.
Operating expenses
$240,806,302 fi-om $226,110,300 for the I960 quarter.
business
general
that
the
believes
he
if
1961
stated
continue
Operating
in
to
President
He
same
1.
half
last
improve.
the
in
proposal
Sept.
Nabisco's
good
for
reported
million
$223
the fall of 1960.
reported Nabisco's proposed acquisition of the Cream
will be voted on by that company's shareholders on
acquired
company,
the
;Over
for the quarter were $282,132,578,
30, 1961 were $1 097 compared
with
$1,033,419,232
for
the
prior
corresponding
period, while operating expenses and taxes totaled
$934,891,148 against
$890,263,768.
Net income amounted to
$140,019,517, or $2.04 a
served
of
period
a
year ago.
Sales for the second quarter ended June 30 totaled $118
million, up 6%
from $.111.3 million in I960.' The figures for both
periods include the
1961
results of Nabisco's Australian subsidiary
of
crease
Period End. May 31—
Federal
for
sales figures
of 1961, but
net
record
second
record
fewer
the
to
rose
months
Northwestern Bell Telephone
$.52
or
on
12
the 12 months ended June 30, 1960, based
shares.
Total
operating revenues for the first six months of 1961 were
$170,892,012,
compared
with
$162,206,720
for
the
same
period
in
1960.
For the 12 months ended June 30, 1961 they were $308,046,952
compared with $296,074,026 for
the year ended June
30,
1960.—
V. 193; p. 381.
» ' <
, , « . .
1961
second
share
a
the
for
per share for
above outstanding
the
compared with
BUSINESS—The
announced
company
months
were
$.51
or
stock
$2.34
$
revenues
Operating
Acquisition—
six
$32,741,458,
the
$36,153,218,
income
for
the
12
months
period ended
compared with $34,833,257 for the
1960. After dividend requirements on the cor¬
stocks, this was equivalent to $2.32 per share
$36,086,892,
30,
preferred
common
on
ago.
$264,663,405 for
taxes
quarter and
-vr
for
against
of
with
net
was
June
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co. Ltd.—Partial Red'n—
announced.
income
first
share
a
Northern Natural Gas Co.—Debentures
Continuing
the upward trends
set in the. first quarter
of this
year,
the
company's
consolidated
net
sales
and
earnings for the
first half of 1961 both reached new high levels,
Joseph F. Cullman,
months
year
Operating
(Philip) Morris Inc.—Six Months' Report—
3rd,
a
the
$.51
or
1961
poration's
220.
p.
consolidated
30,
ended
226,869,
first
the
for
in
announced that its net income
$35,730,178,
was
share
a
and
shares.
27,195,189
on
in the previous year.
for
the first half of 1961
income 'on
$38,363,000
1961
share
a
$19,420,000
to
Net
cents
71
income
net
Consolidated
compared
year.
to
amounted
Consolidated,
quarter
earnings
Second-quarter
share
The company has
for the second quarter of 1961
to sales of $234,382,000 for the
on
1960.
year
$11,123,343 $12,696,280 $62,338,200 $77,181,196
8,412,319
9,475,056
47,764,766
55,194,364
requirements on the corporation's preferred stocks,
equivalent to $1.55 per share on 12,980,340 shares of com¬
outstanding on June 30, 1961, compared with $1.54 per
12,330,695 shares of common stock
outstanding on June
stock
June
1961—6 Mos.—1960
1960,
dividend
was
share
June 30—
of the corporation for the six months
$23,075,888 compared with $22,000,611 for
it was announced by Earle J. Machold,
income
was
in
period
same
this
59,497,907
13,857,994
11.
New York, Chicago &
net
1961
30,
President.
9,851,310
1,665,239
opers.
.
company's consolidated. sales
amounted to $246,322,000, compared
June
10,559,716
2,763,196
the
The
Co.—Quarterly Report—
The
consolidated
ended
57,941,496 292,659,527 350,879,254
47,381,780 263,816,033 291,381,347
New York Telephone Co.—Jurie
Report—
Monsanto Chemical
The
$
30,
has been appointed
of the corporation.—V. 191, p. 1881.
capital stock
$
22U.
p.
Modiglass Fibers, Inc.—Appointment—
Bank
53,336,068
43,484,758
income—
oper.
Net rev.
Chemical
ry.
Rwy. operating
agent
transfer
no-par-value stock of the company.—V.
common
Net
Period End.
Construction Co.—Appointment—
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$
After
company
forth
set
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses.
11
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—Six Months' Report—
1961—Month—1960
$
conditions
and
the
from
stock
common
Modern Homes
of
terms
purchase
to
shares
of
(427)
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
of
of
the
underwriting
the respective numbers
their names below, all
of which shares will be purchased
if any are purchased: Milton D.
Blauner & Co., 50,000 shares; Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland
&
Co.,
50,000 shares;
M. L.
Lee
& Co.,
Inc.,
30,000 shares,
and
Robinson & Co., Inc., 20,000 shares.—V. 193, p. 2008.
agreed,
New York Central
current
of the company will consist
$154,978 of sundry debt.
underwriters
the
.
Upon
capitalization
outstanding
shares
405,000
Number 6077
194
pharmaceutical firm's estimated income tax on first half opera¬
year will total $7,070,000, as compared with $15,191,000 for
period in 1960.
this
same
During the second quarter of 1961, Parke-Davis had net sales of
$42,621,857 and earnings of $3,672,775, compared with $45,628,447 in
sales and $5,579,034 in earnings for the second three months of 1960.
The
firm previously reported
1961 first quarter sales of $47,530,974 and
earnings of $5,752,548—V. 193, p. 2670.
12
Photo-Animation, Inc.
Common Registered
—
offered for public sale at
First Philadelphia Corp., New
designs, manufactures and sells machines, equipment
used
principally for the creation of animated motion
Proceeds from the sale will be used to develop new products,
loans, increase working capital and for other corporate purposes.
company
its
since
The
devices
repay
Co.—Annual Report—
of record sales. Earnings for the
year
ended
increased 20.8% over the previous fiscal
year.1
.■. •
iv;-:'-' j'v- r-'
•'•• v
•*'
•' •■■■'
'. v-*!"*- '%;■
Earnings for the year were $7,911,265 up $1,370,171 oyer the
preceeding
year.
Earnings per share equalled $3.64, compared to
announced
May 31, 1961,
year
a
company
•
last
$3.04
Sales
year.
$384,962,436, an increase of about
year.—V. 193; p. 2670.'.
:
of
high
record
a
preceeding
the
over
Report—
Polaroid Corp.—June
reported'sales for the second quarter of $20,044,000
compared with $19,738,000 for the second quarter of 1960, and net
earnings were $949,000 compared with
$1,818,000, equivalent to 24
cents per common share, compared with 47 cents for 1960.
For the first half year to June 30, sales were $34,087,000 compared
with
$39,925,000
for the same period in 1960.
Net earnings were
$1,191,000 compared with $4,071,000 for last year; equivalent to 30
cents per common share, compared with $1.05 in I960.—V. 193, p. 913.
The
company
earnings
for
like period.
the
$1,284,104, equal to 89(? per com¬
mon share,
compared to $768,852, or 40d a share earned in the second
quarter of 1960. First half net sales totaled $111,286,062, compared to
$119,869,420 in I960.
First half earnings after taxes were $1,846,454,
equal to $1.11 per common share, compared to $2,038,655, or $1.29 a
in
I960.—V.
in
share
after
income
Net
1960.
taxes
was
Electronics,
popular and sales of new sets increased,
as
factory guarantees were limited 111
tune,
the field for outside
servicing thereof and sales of replacement parts developed.
In order
to
supply this field,
the company adapted its component parts to
replacement parts for distribution to the television repair industry.
To further the sale of its replacement parts and instruct the repair¬
men
in
installation problems, the company conducted forums during
1953, 1954 and 1955, 011 a national basis, which were attended by over
30,000 persons engaged in television servicing and repairs.
At these
forums
the company's
catalogues were made available together with
technical advice concerning installation techniques.
television
became
the
Subsequently
electronic
193, p. 1562.
and
items.—V.
istered
This
company
1961
was
compared
the
of
income
company
the
For
cents
on
1961
income
net
$3,422,079,
was
1930.
fast, easy
loading and unloading of freight that, because of size or shape, can't be
readily shipped in regular box cars, has been built for Southern Railway
by Pullman-Standard, a division of Pullman Inc. The country's largest
builder of railway, equipment, in announcing this, said Southern Railway
these cars.
* ,•~
Southern, the full-door box car has
been service-tested by Southern.
A clear-door opening of 50Va feet is
provided by roll-up aluminum side doors and thus permits the handling
of
lumber,
large machinery, large boxes and
other hard-to-handle
freight.'
■'
■';>
Pullman-Standard undertook to design and build this new generalplaced
Built
for 200 of
initial order
an
from
initial
an
by
design
Beil
Hough,
R.
the request of Southern at its Bessemer, Alabama, plant.
efforts of the railroads and the builder have resulted
adapted for mass production.
■ .■■>/
"The new car type was designed and built with the shipper in mind,"
said D. W.
Brosnan, Executive Vice-President
of Southern Railway,
"for it can be loaded as easily and economically as a flat car and carry
its lading safely enclosed."
cooperative
full-door
a
The car
door
car
be loaded
can
rolls into
To
the
the
sill
center
which
of
nailable
equipped
is
Pullman-
car,
The
occurs.
steel flooring
the lading below the levels
on
is
also
car
equipped
Pullman-
with
throughout its entire length.
V.
Quanah, Acme & Pacific Railway Co.—Earnings—
196'1—Month—1960
30—
June
Peters,
8,000
J.
Kroeze,
Williston
R.
&
&
Beane
O'Donnell,
&
E.
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$319,265
$380,162
$1,583',304
$1,746,198
138,148
Rwy. operating revenue..
Rwy. operating expenses
E.
Inc.
&
months
of
months
of
1931
were
138,988
794,756
774,HQ
the
However,
both
in
June
sales
30,
—,
Phelps Co.
Inc.
;
Net
rwy.
—V.
from
rev.
$181,117
$241,174
$788,548
income___
op.
194,
ops.
75,777
193,569
399,759
ry.
$972,088
earnings
statement
a
the
stockholders,
to
ended June
half
first
1961
30
company
reported sales during
as compared with
$1,190,587,
totaled
1960. Earn¬
ings for the 1961 first half amounted to $86,511, or 35 4/10th cents per
share on 244,549 combined class "A" and "B" common shares. This
compares with
a net income of
$108,661, or 44 cents per share, on
the same number shares, reported for the 1960 period.
during the first six months of
$1,300,832 recorded
of this firm's
detachable
1961
it
noted during the second 1961 quarter,
the first, the company said.
$887,500
sales
the
over
Sales
had
sold
been
to
Marine
1960
quarter
the
for
noff
and
Profits
second
quarter.
record
the
of
I960
For
with
were
of
L.
of
when
quarter
half
first
$17,600,000,
share
Per
smaller
year,
a
1961,
the
David
Sar-
with
$5,100,000
with
were
number
$5,600,000
reached
compared
sales
to
29
in
the
1960
second-quarter
a
$345,800,000
the
cents,
the
in
last
same
year.
as
in
were
outstanding.
$721,800,000,
compared
1960 period. Profits after taxes
number
the corresponding
of
the- previous
for
with $13,100,000 during last year's first
amounted to 97 cents, as against $1.14 on
shares outstanding in 1960.—V. 193, p. 1059.
Electronics, Inc.—Common
Stock
of
income
cents
a July 12, 1961
offering circular, General Secu¬
Co., Inc., New Ycrk City, publicly offered 75,000
shares of this firm's common stock at $4 per share.
the
proceeds
commissions,
the
issue
the
event
all
the
securities
offered
herein
and
expenses,
sold,
after payment of the underwriter's
Finder's fee 'and estimated expenses of
be
$229,500,
which
to
will
the
ments
cents
37
or
in
a
will
(in
stockholders,
to
half)
second
the
in the previous quarter, T. F. Patton,
share
substantial
be
rose
three
the
he
improvements
said,
in
is
"It
anticipated
production
the first half,
with
compared
ship¬
and
with fourth
reaching their highest levels of the
'
;•
'. ' Second quarter earnings
compared with net profit of $13,168,938
or
84
cents
a
share in the second quarter of 1960.
Sales totaled
$252,161,416 for the June quarter of this year compared with $263,335,991 in the similar period last year.'
'
*
.
production and shipments
current
year."
Second
a
$1.35
a
share
First
totaled
the
production totaled
1,285,147 tons.
first
share
first
demand
half
to
the
for
common
for
pent-up
year
amounted
income
Net
or
ingot
quarter
shipments
half
following
sales
were
$637,322,904.
was 3,302,860
half
of
the
and
steel
•
amounted
to
will
be
applied
for
the
To
Stockholders
of
steel
the
strike.
reduce
Inventory
New
notes
of
and
accounts
Robert J.
In
payable to trade
,
$80,000
equipment
and
testing
Tobin
Mr.
—
and
production
in
the
first
half
the first six
of
1960,
sales
months of this
As
25 000
roofing
28,500
a
Tobin,
said:
a
wider
be
Roofing
Co.,
Inc.
approved
Chairman, said that after the
"The
staffed
$1,290,100
413,696
522,347
Corp.—Additional Financing Details—
1961 issue reported the sale on July 20 of
at $8 per
Additional financing
share.
GIVING
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
Authorized
stock
Common
will
the
also
act
cystodian
as
conditions
the
forth
the
opposite
price
to
common
and set
tp- s".'e at the ini ial public offering
more
than 45,000 shares of the stock to such officers
of
the company
auu
suc.i
otner
persons
(other than
National
the
of
designated
than
later
Association
&
Co.
o'clock
12
Securities
of
Inc.)—(i)
Dealers,
the company to Blair & Co. Inc. and
receives at its Philadelphia office
noon,
Eastern
Daylibht Saving Time, on
writing by
in
Blair
whom
from
no
stock set
underwriters have
number of shares of the company's
their respective names below.
The
not
(a)
are
(ii)
to
agreed
reserve
directors
and
to
subject
of .and
agreement, the under¬
purchase from the
underwriting
the
severally
have
below
and cash of
iu'p1
terms
the
AGREEMENT—Under
contained. in
named
agreed
tjiq .portfolio securities
of
.
company.
UNDERWRITING
writers
541,670
Trust Co., Philadelphia,
transfer agent for the common stock of the company.
AGENT—Fidelity-Philadelphia
act as
will
Outstanding
1,000,000
$1)
(par
TRANSFER
Pa.,
Inc
agreement not to pledge or dispose of their stock
and (b) 2,500 shares to each of two British
securities dealers subjecet to their pureeing not to resell their stock
in
the
United States. Of the
remaining shares to be offered to the
July
1961,
25,
Feb.
before
an
1962,
15,
public, the underwriters propose to oHer part thereof directly
public at the public offering price and part thereof to dealers
whom may be located jr.
countries, in which case
the
of
(some
at the public offering
Some or all of the
dealers. The dealers may
reallow a
concession of 12 Va
cun,,,
per
snare
to other dealers.
The
concession
to
dealers
and
reallowances
may
be varied
from time
the United States)
th<»y will agree not to resell in
price
less
concession of 40
may
be included
a
underwriters
cen,.s
sua e.
pe •
such
among
time.
underwriters
The
hereby
if
to purchase all of the shares offered
obligated
are
such shares
of
any
Blair & Co. Inc., Strgud
Inc. have bqen
purchased.
are
and Woodcock, Moycr, Fricke & French,
designated as the representatives of the underwriters.
&
Co.,
Inc.,
*
Shares
Shares
Blair & Co. Inc.__
&
The
83,357
&
Inc.-
Co.,
Woodcock,
Johnson,
Lane,
range
on
contracts
Johnston,
5,000
lemon
Richards
Kay,
55,556
Inc
Lestrange
Corp.
Space
66,657
Fricke
Moyer,
French,
&
Co.__ 22,220
6,670
Co
&
5,000
Lentz,
Newton
& Co.
The
Milwaukee
Co
5,000
Berry, Douglas &
Eitzhugh, Inc.
2,220
Mullaney,
5,000
Boenning
5,000
6,670
Wells & Co
Newburger
& Co
Newburger, Loeb
& Co—
Norris & Hirshberg, Inc.
5,000
Penington,
Arthurs,
Co.
&
Co.
&
Brothers, Inc.
2,220
!
Sherrerd
&
&
Co.
Cherashore
;
Doolittle '&
The
Co.
5,000
5,000
Harrison
5,000
Miller
Hayden,
T.
Co.
&
Henderson
C.
Inc.
J.!
Hogle
Humphrey,
Clark.
—V.
&
Battles
J.
____.—.
Inc.
194,
Co.,
&
5,000
Farish &
Mohr,
Inc.
&
W.
22,220
Inc.—
Co.,
Willistnn
2,220
—
&
York
2,220
Beane—.
&
Co.,
6,670
Inc.
—
322.
p.
R.
Warren
5,000
iw-v—
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.—
W.
E.
6,670
Taggart
——
Walston
5,000
&
Mosley
—ii
Gauntt,
Co
Inc.
Yeatman,
Thornton,
Labouisse,
&
Applegate
5,000
_—
Inc.
2,220
5,000
Co
Weil,
Friedrichs
Hulme,
5,000
&
Blosser
Co., Inc.
Charles A.
2,220
&
1
Corp.
McDowell
Suplee,
__—
A.
2.220
Straus,
&
Hess, Grant &
Remington,
Inc.
5,000
1.
Kerner,
Close &
6,670
6,670
Co
Co.,
2,220
2,220
Scherck, Richter Co—
Southeastern
Securities
>
Goodbody & Co.
Halle & Stieglitz
&
5,000
5,000
2 220
Co.
Hughes
Inc.
Co.,
5,000
Inc.
22
Sunstem & Co.
Gerstley.
&
Rambo,
6,670
Corp.
&
5,000
Inc
Raffensperger,
5,000
.*
Cleveland
First
Colket
Porter, Noyes
Quinn & Co.
&
22,220
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co. 22,220
DsYoung & Co.
2,220
Inc.
Co.,
The
the
merger
name
of
the
r.ew
as
a
of
...
merger
Tilo
.
become, effec¬
subsidiary of Reynolds.
subsidiary
will
be
Tilo
Co.,
will continue the policies established for many years
by the same personnel who operated Tilo Roofing
subsidiary, Tilo will continue to manufacture and install asphalt
and a variety of exterior siding materials, and will also offer
The new Tilo
$229,500
$1,315,669
207,737
shares of this firm's common stock
details follow:
500,000
5,000
2,220
-
Imperial Corp.—Six Months' Report—
of products,
including aluminum, for home improvement.
contracts and honor all guarantees
Stanley
The
on
by
the
former organization.—V.
193,
p.
1060.
time
earnings for the first six months
of 38 cents per share predicted
high
B.
LaRue,
financial vice-president, announced.
holding company's actual earnings were 39 y2 cents
the
aw>ra~.e
on
of
1961
earlier,
,
per
share
shares outstanding.
of 1930 earnings were 31 cents on 4,€52,844
shares outstanding adjusted for a 5%
stock dis¬
common
like
period
of
number
tribution
Dec.
20,
.
1960.
before appropriations for general reserves were $2,088,779, an increase of 44% over the net of $1,454,649 earned during
the first half of
1960. Gross income was $13,010,621 compared with
Net
earnings
$11,364,676
During
will carry out existing
issued
all
the
5,290,161
For
net
corporation's
exceeded
Co., Inc."
will
60,000
•
Tilo
of
This company
Inc.
15,000
apparatus—
Importation and development of new items—_
Advertising
and
cataloguing—
...
capital
Working
.
,11,000
__
$210,797
139,168
tons and shipments were 2,235,591.'—V. 192, p. 2655.
the business of Tilo will be operated
10,000
judgments
purchases
$356,077
Science Capital
Janney,
Reynolds Metals, at a special meeting, July 26,
into
tive,
Payment
ops.
ry.
San Diego
following
purposes;
$2,748,273
1,458,173
12.
p.
Howard,
$21,253,878
compared with $41,408,483 or $2.64
1960 as the industry worked to satisfy
which
$442,908,463.
Ingot
year
tons
1,951,426
Metals Co.—Merger Approved—
Reynolds
are
corporation
$2,808,641
1,492,972
Our July 24,
rities
PROCEEDS—In
$466,904
256,107
income—
op.
194,
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$595,355
239,278
from
rev.
rWy.
Crichton,
to* * $15,431,357 - or
98
months ended June 30 from
corporation
this
share
common
a
there
that
Offered—Pur¬
suant to
Net
Net
—V.
Booker
Steel Corp.—June Report—
Republic
Net
compared
earnings
1961—Month—1960
30—
June
operating expenses
Courts
shares
of
totalled
End.
Butcher
quarter
amounted
stock
smaller
Chairman
above
announced.
services
and
10%
rose
4•%,, RCA
taxes
common
of
of
compared
year,
products
share
corporation
Burns
income
this
of
the
increase
John
Federal
$707,000,000 in
Ram
of
$360,100,000 this
per
the
half.
a
President
after
quarter
Sales
Earnings
sales
a
reported
8 3/10th. cents,
$20,378, or
quarter.—V. 191, p. 1816.
from
president, reported.
In
a
quarterly report
America—Quarterly Report—
earnings
on
the
$522,405
$5,822,521
Second-quarter
quarter ended June 30 amounted to $668,182, up
reported for the March 31 three-month period. N»t
second quarter rose to $66,133 or 27 l/10th cents per
during
the
share,
Capital
Corp., Milwaukee, a small business investment.—V. 185,
p. 10.
Radio Corp. of
of
stock and subordinated notes with
common
warrants
that
reported
was
Ry.—Earnings—
St. Louis, San Francisco & Texas
Period
Rwy. operating revenue-
Stroud
income
Racine Hydraulics & Machinery, Inc.—Securities Sold
of common up
.
from
Privately—July 27,
and
to
In
475,671
,
12.
p.
to
to
said that there was substantial improvement
during the year's second ouarter, ended
company
and
on
share is convertible into 1.06 shares
Sept. 5, 1961.—V. 194, p. 261.
preferred
including
general
*
compared to 1961's Initial three-month period.
as
dividend
Each
as
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
that total sales and earnings for the first
slightly below the levels of the similar six
t
1960.
stock
of
1961).
members
v
reported
company
5Vs%
Holders
accrued
called for redemption on Sept. 8, 1961, all of
cumulative convertible preferred at $26.12Vi> per
will also receive 30 cents per share
(the
stock for period of June 21,
1961 to Sept. 8,
has
company
outstanding
share.
1,000
Inc.
O'Rourke,
Nelson
T.
The
3,000
Co
Inc.
Reheis Co.—Six Months' Report—
The
for
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.—To Redeem Pfd.—
The
Its
1,000
Worthem,
Hensberry
&
B.
C. Malloy,
5,000
3,000
Co.
&
&
& Leach
Bark & Co.
Beaton
A.
Graham
5,000
Co.,
—V. 194, p. 322.
Agee
2,000
2,000
1,000
Substantial pickup in sales was
Net
share are based on 1,684,101 shares outstanding as of
and 1,665,714 shares outstanding as of July 3, 1960.
the 1960 period have been restated to give retroactive
effect to the acquisition of the business of Bartelt Engineering Co. on
Feb. 8, 1960, and to the mergers of Bloomer Bros. Co., Lassiter Corp.,
Fairtex
Corp. and Branson Yarn Co. into Riegel on Oct. 24,' 1960
—V. 193, p. 2153.
per
company
2,000
■
Douglas
Ronald
Inc.
Dooly
Hanrahan
<>■
2,000
Inc.
$51,291,301, com¬
were
year
was
1961
2,
Figures
It
3,000
&
Rankin,
Stern,
6,000
&
Martin, Sellers, Doe
Bonham, Inc.
—•
months
six
1961
Figures
July
2.00Q
—_
Gerald
Odess,
Oscar
McLarty
McNeel
8,000
Co
Nichol
Wolting,
3,000
_—
Kunner, Vollebregt &
8,000
8,000
this
period
the comparable period in 1960. Net Income
$1,577,038, equal to 94 cents per share,
including 4 cents per share of non-recurring income. This compares
with net income in 1960 for the first six months of $1,749,974. equal
to $1.05
per share.
Net profit before taxes for the 1961 six months
period was $3,359,038. compared with $3,738,108 for the 1960 period.
the
for
3,000
Duddleston
Co
&
Bailey
Inc.
& Sanford_„
Hattier
8,000
Co.
Grace
$1,961,951 in the second quarter
quarter vs.
sjx-month
the
$954,835, equal to 57 cents
income was $912,582,
taxes on income was
was
last year
net
Profit before
$50,605,933 for
pared with
3,000
3,000
Christensen,
8,000
&
Co.
Kistler & Co
Writer &
Inc.
Powell,
8,000
Inc
Wujbern,
Co.,
&
&
Lee, Inc. ■
Sturgis May & Co.,
&
Inc.
Sterling
the
End.
&
Harrison
H.
10,000
Inc.—
Co., Inc.
Carrison,
Sincere
193,
1904.'
Period
J.
;
McCarley
Pierce,
Mason
10,000
Co._
Grimm
six
with
Kidder &
Darlington
sales of
g
&
H. Walker & Co.,
underframe.
This device, situated
provides 30 inches of hydraulic cushioning
reducing impact forces
damage
Standard
p.
Hammill
share.
a
Shares
■
John
10,000
Co.—
&
1
.
60,000
Inc.—____
M.
Hill,
aluminum
door.
garage
a
car
conditions
cushion
60
the
box
the full-length
and
like
car
full-door
the
Hydroframe
in either direction,
at
either side
from
ceiling of the
freight,
protect
Standard's
in
Dickson
S.
purpose car at
in
&
for
sales
Net
quarter
period
same
cents
55
CAPITALIZATION
Shares
,
The
the
to
to
second
the
the
for
$2,065,835 in the second
(ended July 3) in 1960.
each selling stockholder:
A.
Type Box Car—
subject
and
purchase contract, the underwriters named below have
severally agreed to purchase from the selling stockholders the respective
percentages set forth below opposite their names of the shares to be
G.
full-doay box car, providing an entirely new approach to
had
terms
contained in the
Shearson,
New
A
1961 issue reported the sale of 200,000
outstanding shares of this firm's common stock at $9 per
share.
Additional financing details follow:
the
second
tne
to
July 24,
75
or
of $179,866,482, compared with $6,934,105,
revenues of $226,154,339 for the first half of
on
1961
June
for
income
share
eciuivalent
Redwing Carriers, Inc.—Additional Financing Details
—Our
sold by
revenues
share,
per
of
months
six
first
share,
per
$1.50
law in
Delaware
which are believed to be available
is primarily engaged in investment in integrated
and management of real property.
which
UNDERWRITERS—Under
quarter
the second
for
company
281,600 for the second quarter of 1960.
or
Net
a
advantage of the opportunities
14, 1961, through
of
$1,314,580, or 29 cents a share, on revenues of $89,069,869,
with $3,637,520, or 78 cents a share, on revenues of $115,net
under
organized
was
take
to
Inc.—Quarterly Report—
Pullman
of 1451
company,
in
period last year.
America—Class A Stock Reg¬
Broadway, New York
City, filed • a registration statement with the SEC on
July 25 covering 365,000 shares of class A stock to be
offered for public sale at $10 per share.
Stanley Heller
& Co., New York City, is the major underwriter.
—
improved
corporation
the
of
earnings
of this year. Net sales were $26,069,689 for the 13 weeks
July 2,
1961, compared with $25,601,184 for the comparable
ended
Rwy.
operation of the sinking fund, $145,000" of its 6% notes, series A, due
March 1, 1965 at IOIV'2%.
Payment will be made at any branch in
Canada (Yukon Territory excepted) of the Toronto-Dominion Bank.
Consolidated
of other
components and
450
p.
Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
Steel Mills,
corporation has called for redemption on Aug.
The
development
entered into the
catalogues over
108.
now
193,
Real Properties Corp. of
a
12.
p.
and
Sales
more
company
products
ownership, operation
Premier
Sears
and
Magnavox
customers
The
$4,854,708
1,444,090
$3,720,687
799,895
$712,332
181,748
$619,628
153,367
ops.
ry.
income
op.
194,
quarter
t
Over-all first-half sales and earnings for
1961 were off slightly, compared to year-ago figures, reflecting lower
operations and financial results in the first quarter of 1961.
Second quarter net sales totaled $59,390,303, compared to $56,911,519
"for
figures
Roebuck.
Sales to these
during the period Nov. 1, 1959 to Sept. 30, 1960 amounted
to $80,407 and
the minimum sales to anyone of such customers was
$344 and the maximum $35,949.
'
Phillips
moderate increase in net sales and sharply
the second quarter, compared with 1960
reported a
company
net
supplier of these component parts to such manufacturers as Emerson
Autometric
Corp.,
Keuffel
&
Esser,
Philco Corp.,
Olympic
and
Television Division
of
Seigler Corp., R.C.A. Service Co.,
Radio,
As
from
rev.
rwv.
1961—6 Mos—1960
$2,027,126 $11,829,684 $12,872,480
1,314,794
8,108,997
8,017,772
$1,869,310
1,249,682
Riegel Paper Corp.—Quarterly Report—
design of
development and
the
was
Radio
replacement
Report—
Porter Co., Inc.—Quarterly
(II. K.)
The
increased
business
,
reached
$11,000,000,
initial
for
television
receivers.
Prototypes thereof were
submitted
to
all of the leading manufacturers
of
receivers.
As ,a
result, since 1949, the company has been
and
television
a
Net
Net
—V.
parts
completed,
Pillsbury
600
& Potomac RR.—Earnings
1961—Month—1960
30—
June
operating revenueRwy. operating expenses
Rwy.
inception.
company's
component
™
of
company
Period End.
Monday, July 31, 1961
.
.
Fredericksburg
Richmond,
232,500 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
„
Industrial Ave., Paramus, N. J.
was
incorporated
on
Oct. 22,
1948 as a
New Jersey corporation
Henry
Mayersohn
and Mack
Maversohn, two of the present con*
trolling
stockholders
of the company, were a part of the original
organizational
group
and have
oeen
associated with the company
pictures.
The
cents par)
(10
BUSINESS—The
York City.
The
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
TO
.
Authorized
stock
Common
150,000 common shares to be
$1.25 per share through
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
This
—
of 34 S. West St., Mount Vernon, N. Y., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on July 26 covering
company,
and
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(428)
>1
for
the
the
same
first
six
1960 period.
months of this
year
savings
Continued
accounts
of
page
52
on
Volume
Number
194
6077 '.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(429)
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
announcements
the
In
nounced
first
grouped
are
indicate
we
two
in
Then
separate
dividends
an¬
follow with
Dodos
second table in which we snow tne payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
a
Name of Company
ABC
Vending
Corp.,
y
Air
Reduction
Alabama
Co.
Power,
4.6«%
4.2b%
Chemical
Allied
Stores
4%
American
6%
Ltd.
American
GVz'/o
1st
2nd
Can
8-18
2
9-15
10-
2
9-15
10-
2
9-15
99-
8
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7%
Electric
Meter
1
9-
9
American
News
Co.
Saint
8-15
7 '
9-
1
Electrograpnic
9-
1
Electronics
¥2
9-15
8-31.
10-
2
Smelting
Tobacco
9-11
8-10
Water
A
Ashland
v
&
Refining
Co.
$5
9-20
9-
(No
8-31
&
Fall
8
prelerred
A
Florida
R
Beaunit
$5
Mills,
Inc.,
preferred
Beck
(A.
S.)
4%%
Bemis
class
A
1
8-
1
Freeport
Sulphur
9-
1
8-
1
Freiman
(A.
9-
1
8-
1
9-15
8-14
Fuller
9-15
8-14
Fuller
9-15
Bag
1
7-17
8-
1
7-17
8-
1
7-17
7-28
7-13
(Geo.
Steel Corp., common
7% preferred (quar.)
Eillups Eastern Petroleum
Gale
&
6%
preferred
Gauley
Coal
General
(E.
Bohn
W.)
&
Drug,
Company
9-
7-31
General
Brooklyn
Union
$5.50
preferred
Brown
Bucks
Gas
Co., com.
(quar.)_
A
Bullock
Fund, Ltd.
Bulova
Watch
Terminal
Bush
Terminal
Butler
8-15
-8-15
9-
8-
8-15
9-1 '
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Buildings
Gossard
(H.
Granite
8-15
Great
Steel (quar.)__.
Paper, Ltd. (quar.)
Lakes Power,
Ltd. (quar.)
Northern
Company
9-15
9-
1
Great
6-24
6-
6
Green
1
9-
1
8-
8-
15c
9-
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8-11
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(stock
Gross
8-15
40c
7-21
10c
9-
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9
9-
California
Water
Power
7-31
Service,
4.40 %
preferred
5.30%
convertible
5.28%
preferred
C
21c
(quar.).
E
(quar.)
9-
1
8-
Hamilton
8-15
8-15
7-31
33c
8-15
4.64%
Water
Watch
7-31
7-31
6%
preferred
Hartford
3.90%
(quar.)
33 ¥2 c
8-15
7-31
Haverty Furniture Cos.
(quar.)
32 ¥2
c
8-15
7-31
Hecla
(quar.)
32 ¥2 c
8-15
7-31
Hercules
5.53%
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
34 %c
8-15
7-31
Canadian
General
Canadian
Utilities
4'A%
5%
Co.,
preferred
Camer
Corp.,
4¥2%
(quar.)
Vermont
Chambersburg
Chance
Public
Corp.
Cincinnati
Co,
9-15
8-15
7-31
Hugoton
8-15
9-
1
8-31
8-15
dividend
Commonwealth
National
&
Co.
(Payment
10-15
9-30
$0,135
9-13
8-21
ish
9-15
9-
9-11
Edison Co.
5.%.'
Consolidated
payment
omitted
at
Continental American Life Ins.
Del.)
(quar.)
preferred
Crompton
&
Crown
Cork
&
Seal
Zellerbach
1
8-10
International
9-10
8-31
8-
1
7-25
Investors
8-
Investors Stock Fund—
c
9-
1
8-
4
7-28
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International
Deere
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Delta Air Lines
A
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,
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9-25
9-25
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8-14
35c
9-
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8-23
9-15
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8-17
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7-14
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9-22
9-25
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8-25
8-10
7-24
7-14
20c
8-25
8-10
8-15
8-
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(quar.)
12 ¥2 c
1
9-
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9-
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9-
&
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5
8-
4
60c
—
9-14
9-
1
40c
9-
1
8-11
10c
(quar.)
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8-31
Dock—
Corp.,
common
37 ¥2 c
all from
are
net
9-20
8-31
34 %c
9-20
8-31
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Gas
(111.),
(quar.)
30c
Water,
preferred
$2
preferred
prior
Northern
preferred
1
25c
8-
4
9-20
8-15
8-
8
(s-a)____
$1
9-
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$1
9-
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8-15
common...
30c
9-20
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(quar.)__
(quar.)___
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9-
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Northwest
Bancorporation, common
4.50%
(quar.)
preferred
1
10-
(Hartford)^
Public Service,
Indiana
9-
$1.31 ¥4
common
Co.
4.40%
8-11'
11-
$1,04 ¥4
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$4
8-15
1
60c
(quar.)__
payments
9-15
9-25
$10
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(quar.)
Investment
preferred
7
8-"11
"
55c
.___
American
8
9-
62 ¥2 c
,_
—_—
(quar.)__
Shipbuilding
8-
9-15
8-
1
50c
—
News
9-
*9-15
$1.50
(quar.)__.
common
Jersey Zinc Co
Mining Co.
8-15
(Washing¬
(quar.)
Chemical
Co..
10-16
'$r:o6 ¥4,
____—
Co.
8-18
8-18
31c
$1.75
Trust
Northeastern
4
12-
9-12
56 ¥4 c
Northeastern
8-15
1
12-20
—
(quar,'f___
(quar.)__!_,
preferred
ment
8-23
9-
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(quar.)
Jersey Power & Light, 4%
North
6
9-12
preferred
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1
9-15
25c
(quar.)
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p^d.
Fund
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8-21
8-11
(quar.)
&
&
8-15
25c
(quar.)
Chemical,
Standard
9-15
9-11
10-
50c
—
Starch
7-28
8-31
(quar.)
common
common___
B
8-29
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8
7-28
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8-
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8
8-31
9-30
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3.90%
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9-30
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4%
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7-29
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8-
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(quar.)__l
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preferred
conv.
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Jones
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5%
&
&
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1
7-28
7-14
15c
Life
Insurance,
(quar.)_^____
Johnson
(quar.)
Loughlin Steel,
preferred
A
9-
25c
8-10
7-31
8
8-22
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Greens¬
___
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25c
!___—
(quar.)
9-11
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9-
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8-11
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10-
1
9-5
8-
1
7-21
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$1.25
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common
Glass,
Paper Co.,
9-
1
8-
40c
9-
8
8-25
Kavanau
9-
9
8-21
Kelly
50c
9-11
9
8-25
Kansas
City
Stock
Corp,'
Douglass
Participating
Yards
Co.,
class
25c
9-14
9-
50c
9-15
8-16
$1.05
9-1
8-10
7-28
Pacific
Lumber
Paterson
9-
1
Co.
Parchment
Peabody Coal Co.,
7-24
A
L'Aiglon Apparel, Inc.
Kerr-Addison
Gold
Koehring Co.,
5%
;
(quar.)___^
5%
Mines,
conv.
convertible.\preferred
payment
50c
10-
2
9-
1
Lamston
(M.
(quar.)___
30c
9-
1
8-11
Lamtron
Industries,
H.),
Ltd.
C
omitted
A
this
(quar.)—
Inc.
(quar.)
class
A
(quar.)
(quar.)!
at
8-10
10-
1
share¬
1
9-12
20c
8-25
8-10
62 ¥2 C
9-
5
8-11
$1
(quar.)
10-
1
9-12
25c
(quar.)
$1.25
8-31
8-11
f20c
9-21
8-31
62Vic
9-29
683/4C
'
9-29
'
10-16
9-
1
9-29
8-15
(quar.)
Pipe
Line,
Penton
Publishing
5%
pfd.
Street
&
2nd
Pure
Co.
8-15
9-
12Vic
8-15
1
7-21
9-
1
8-11
1
99-
1
8-15
75c
9-
6
8-16
8-31
8-10
(s-a)_
$40c
9-
1
8-15
8V2c
9-15
8-14
25c
1
9-29
8-
9-
4
1
net
(quar.)
of
12 ¥2 C
8-14
1-2-62
10-25
9-15
1
ll7/fiC
10-
2
15c
10-
8-11
8-
1
2
9-15
50c
9-10
8-15
25c
———
of
9-
8-15
Insurance—
New
(quar.)
Mexico—
—
stock
split
—
subject
stockholders Sept.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
26)
CO
1
to
9-29
—
$1.25
—
—
-*—
9-15
9-
$1.31 ¥»
9-15
9-
1
9-
1
8-
3
15c
8-
7
7-21
40c
(quar.)__
preferred
Oil
1
25c
_____
preferred
preferred
Co.
preferred
8-
8-
20c
from
(initial)-
(quar.)
approval
8-15
37 ¥2 C
32¥aC
4%%
(Three-for-two
5.25%
8-15
1
8-15
30c
preferred
convertible
5%
1
9-
25c
2%
.
Corp.,
Service
9-
$62¥ac
-
dividend
Common
8-15
—
___
Providence-Washington
$2'
1
___!
(quarterly
Quaker City Insurance (Phila.)
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
12Vic
—
(quar.)
Realty
Proctor-Silex
9-
25c
income).
Company
Stock
Inc.
2
9-15
(quar.)
Fund,
investment
8-15
8-
2
30c
(quar.)
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. (quar.)
Photo Engravers & Electrotypers, Ltd.
Poor
1
8-16
10-
;
Ltd.,
9-
12c
31¥4C
!
Perfect Circle Corp. (quar.)_.—
Pfaudler-Permutit, Inc. (quar.)
Phelps Dodge Corp.
(quar.)__
Philadelphia Electric Co. (quar.)
Pine
10c
1
—-
(quar.)
Brewing
$2
(quar.)_
(quar.)
9-15
8-15
40c
1
9-15
time).
12Vic
(quar.)
9-15
(quar.)
Paper
common
Pendleton Tool Industries, Inc. (quar.)_
Penn Fuel Gas, $1.50 preferred
(quar.)__-__
8-10
t6J/4C
(quar.)
preferred
8-15
8
(quar.)—__.
common
preferred
Pembina
Ltd.—
7-24
7-28
5
1
9-
$1.75
Ordinary
non-resident
common
"
Public
(quar.)
(monthly)
&
for
(quar.)—;
-•
25c
9-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Presidential'
=
Standard
N,
African
preferred
Pearl
in¬
net
-
Jaeger Machine Co
boro,
7-31
(from
(from
new
$1.31 ¥4
^__
tax).
Owens-Illinois
2
8-15
time.
35c
55c
South
holders
,—_—
(quar.)
Outboard Marine Corp.
5Va
(quar.)
preferred
Inc.,
Inc.
(quar.)
preferred
4.20%
(quar.)
Pharmacal
(Less
9-15
f62Vic
6c
net
preferred
Norwich
depos¬
Canada
Service,
preferred
(quar.)____—
$5
Copper
Co.,
of
(from
Public
3.75%
Silver
preferred
5¥4%
8-28
(quar.)
common
4¥2%
8-1
9-
9-15
Northwestern Public Service,
•
_:
(quar.).
&
preferred
9-
8-4
6c
(quar.)
Co.,
2
9-29
2
—
1
Oxford
Petroleum, Ltd.
Mutual
Quarterly
Iowa
'
;___L
"
10c
9-
income)
(Common
Extra
15c
62 ¥2 C
8-
$3.50
Co.
Distillers
5 ¥2%
8-10
1
International. Investors,
Ironrite
(quar.)_L
25c
(quar.)
common
(s-a)
preferred
for
vestment income)
.,t
31 ¥ic
$4.20 pfd.
1
J. !
$1.50
Corp.,
9-
9-
vestment
10%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)—____
Lead
8-11
10-
8-
8-10
(Wilmington,
(quar.)
Inc., $2 pfd.
1
$1.50
1
27 ¥2
Corp.
Co.,
9-
10-20
8Vi%
Thrift
9-
tl5c
(quar.)
Knowles
&
$1.60
Crown
45c
(quar.)40c
87 ¥2 C
Cooper Bessemer Corp. (quar.)
Copeland Refrigeration Corp. (quar.)
Copper weld Steel (quar,)
25%
,___
Co.
8-16
30c
(quar.)_
preferred (qqar.)_
preferred (initial quar.)
6%
8-25
9-
25%
25c
(Bait.)
(quar.)_
Gypsum
approximately
share after Brit¬
expenses
Consolidated
8-24
Jefferson
this
dividend)
(quar.)
O'Okiep Copper Co. Amer. shs.
•
15c
Continental Copper & Steel Industries—;
5%
and
9-15
Freightways, Inc.—
Common
tax
...
7-26
*
25c
(quar.)
(stock
(quar.)
North
to
Shares, Ltd.—
■.Institutional Foundation Fund
20c
Consolidated
9-15
9-15
Institutional
Quarterly
7-20
:
Casket
Newport
8-25
f35c
depositary
Inland"Sceei "Co.
1
(Bridgeport)—
(N. Y.)
per
income
Inspiration
__
1
Register
New
Ltd.—
amount
itary).
Industrial Finance
1
8-11
A
.
(quar.)___
8-
Newmont
8-15
$2
^
will
15c
(quar.)
1
75c
____
Interim
7
50c
(Pa.)
Power
Bank
8-21
15c
(quar.)
Co.
Insurance
Co.
Co.
4.05%
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain & Ireland
7-30
Commission)-.
Telephone
Light
Connecticut
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
8-
(subject to approval by the
Connecticut
9-
50c
___.
(quar.)
7-31
Cole National Corp., class A
Insulated Wire (quar.)
:
Combined Enterprises, Ltd. (quar.)
Commonwealth Natural Gas (quar.)_
1
preferred
Diablo
$2.40
9-15
$1.25
Y.),
Corp.,
preferred
8-22
Collyer
State Corporation
1
9-15
12Vic
preferred
8-10
(quar.)
9-
Co.
preferred
9-15
30c
(quar.)____
j._
$2.50
7-31
8-15
____
8-21
8-21
$1.37 ¥2
Chemical
Neptune
10-13
1
8-18
1
1
Engineering Co.,
Nelson
4
8
10-
8-15
1
9-
Cash
4
12-
48%c
.
$1.40
8-15
,
stockholders
Stock
8-
1
9-
9-
Gas
Life
prior
(quar.)
Preferred
(quar.)
Imperial Investment
8-15
7
60c.
gtd.
8-
9-11
9-
$1.25
Acme
New
8-21
3%
$1.27 ¥2
dividend
National
7-25
8-18
7-31
34c
July 26.
Payable date is
contingent on' approval of dividend by
the U. S. Comptroller of the
Currency)
Natural
National
7-25
12Vic
(quar.)
Production
10c
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR., 7%
4%
special gtd. (quar.)
8-10
9-13
56 ¥4 c
(quar.)__
National Screw & Mfg. (quar.)
8-25
8-10
$1.50
Barbizon, Inc
Hubinger Co. (quar.)___,
30c
(quar.)___
8
1
20c
(quar.)
ton, D. C.)
1
8
9-
9-15
(quar.)__—
6%
2
9-
9-11
9-25
(quar.)
Manufacturing
National
9
8-
60c
(quar.)
Hotel
;___
(quar.)
8-
40c
(N.
2
(quar.)
(quar.
Co.
Co.
10-
preferred
$1.12 ¥2
com.
com.
-(quar.)
5%
City National Bank of Beverly Hills (Calif.)—
Stock
dividend
(subject to
approval
of
Controller
A
7
12 ¥aC
(quar.)
(reduced quar.)
—
Transit
Cities Service• Co.
Clark
Hardart
25c
Vought Corp.
9-
9-t 1
$1
(quar.)
8-
27c
(quar.)
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone,
4 ¥2%
preferred (quar.)..
Chrysler
&
class
Co.
1
56 ¥4 c
__
Service
Engineering
Mlg.
«)-
40c
.
9-30
2
8
30c
Corp. (stock dividend)
Appliances Co.—
Rubber
1
7-31
9-
87 ¥2 c
Financial
7%
4
10-
9-
2
87¥ac
Products
preferred
preferred
4¥2%
9-15
8-17
10-
Food
10-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
National
8-23
25c
(quar.)
f$1.25
:
b-
'
2
40c
(quar.)__.
Corp.,
National
8-18
15c
common
t$1.06
(quar;)_•_„
common
convertible
Horn
8-31
Ltd.—
(quar.)
!____
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
t$2
(quar.)
preferred
Central
9-20
Co.
Powder
10c
___
Electric, Ltd. (quar.)
preferred
$2
Mining
Hooart
Ltd.—
(quar. I
1
9-15
$1.29
Light Co.—
preferred (quar.)____
preferred F
Inc.
1
8-21
9-1
$1.16
(quar.)______
preferred H
Fund,
9-
12c
(quar.)
Term.it
preferred
4(4 %
8-18
9-
(quar.)
common
preferred
&
National
1
9-18
10-
Co.,
National
Electric
preferred G
Canadian
9-23
30c
_______
common
convertible
t32 V2C
9-
,9-6
9-
&
National
in¬
(quar.)
convertible
(quar.)
8-15
7%
8-18
40c
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
convertible
preference
1
9-23
71/2C
___
net
,
prelerred
(quar.)
5.20%
$1.30
9-
2%
Co.,
5.36%
J
\9-20
9-15
50c
National
75c
(from
Manufacturing (quar.)
Harbison-Walker Refractories!,
7-31
8-15
9-30
37 ¥2 c
Muskogee
8-15
30c
:_
5.20%
Canada Cement Co.,
1
9-15
$1.37 ¥2
& Robbins, Inc. (quar.)___
Telephone (quar.).._.
Mount Vernon Mills, Inc.,
8-18
25c
Hansen
4
30c
__
7-24
9-
9-30
8-25
Mount
1
8
8-15
$1.06 ¥4
8-25
$2.50
8-15
9-
10-13
9-18
Morgan
8-11
125c
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
preferred
Hackensack
8
2IV2C
(quar.)
5
8-10
1
8-31
(quar.)
Quarterly
7-25
33¥sc
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred D
9-
8-31
9-11
11-
35c
1
Monsanto
8-24
35c
dividend
Power
9.
9-13
6
9-12
Stock
8-15
9-15
8-10;
1 -20-62
35c
(quar.)_
Co.
10-
62 ¥aC
1
9-12
9-11
2 ¥aC
(quar.)
9-12
1
10-
Mohawk
7.^7
9-15
Co.,-common
8-11
9-27
15c
Modine
7-20
1
$30c
:
9-15
10-
25c
Monumental
1
$15C
;
income)
Corp.
5.16%
4%
Electric
;
(quar.)
Inc.
45c
65 %C
Corp. (quar.)____
Publishing, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___—
Missouri
7-20
1
1
15c
(quar.)
common
$15c
(quar.)____
25%
&
1
7-18
,,
8
5Vs>%
8-15
10-
2%
Gulf
5
Products
7-28
Ltd.—
9-
$5.10
9-14
9-
37¥ac
Co.
15c
River,
preferred
(quar.)_
Minneapolis Gas Co., 5% pfd.
8-22
9.
25c
(quar.)__
Brick
(quar.)_____:
Mutual Fund
Oil
Stock
7
9-
B
vestment
Gulf
Fire
Telecasting,
Guardian
9-29
9-
60c
California
9-20
8-
1%
Co._(quar.)
Railway
P.)
Store
Class
7
8-
9-25
10-20
35c
dividend)
9-25
1
15c
25c
(A.
Grocery
9
W.)
r_
Powell
4 V2 %
1
8-
$2.50
i_akes
9-
1
Mfg. Co.
9-
8-31
+
5%
City
Great
8-
25c
Midwestern
7-27
$1.25
(quar.)
1
1
(qua$.)
1
32¥2C
_r__
3
9
__
8-
10c
(stock, dividend)-
8-
8-15
(quar.)
common
Conveyer
Mine Safety
8-15
1
9-29
25c
9-
9-
-
9-
40c
(quar.)
8-
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Mickelberry
1
25c
Co.
2
9-
_
(quar.)___
8-
35c
1
10-
,__
8-15
30c
(quar.).:
Industries, Inc.
7-15
8-14
_______
dividend
$3.50
1
40c
Co."(quar.,')__T^U_—r,_,rT__
Products
1
8-30
(P. R.) & Co., common (quar.)
preference A (quar.)!
_!
Field
-1
8-
12¥aC
(quar.)_^
&
Inc.,
preferred
"7%
1
8-
$1
8-15
7
Trucks,
Metal
9-15
y-
$1.50
9-
10%
__-
1
8-15
37¥ic
10-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
63c
divd.)
10-
20c
dividend
Globe-Wernicke
Co.
tl6c
$31 ¥»c
(quar.)
McGraw-Hill
8-15
8-15
37Vs>c
Outdoor
Gertsch
6c
(s-a)
A
Corp.
Gef-ber Products
4
$1.37 ¥2
(stk.
9-15
14c
Corp.
(quar.)_____
Investors Trust (Boston) (optional)
8-15
1
'
50c
Chemical
4(4 %
7-28
$$1.12 Vfe
(quar.)
Foods
Stock
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Bush
8-15
1
37 ¥2 c
County Bank & Trust (Pa.)
Burroughs Corp.
1
9-
10c
Shirpe Mfg. (quar.)
(Charles) Co. (quar.)_
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.75
&
Bruning
9-
.
Industries, Inc.
8
McDonnell Aircraft
8-15
2
30c
Georgia-Pacific Corp.
8-31
7-28
9-11
15c
(quar.)
1
g_
$1.15
8-28
9-15
7-15
(quar.)
Holdings, Ltd., class A_
participating preferred (quar.)
L.
Merck
9-
$1
Advertising (quar.)
General
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Genung's Inc., preferred (s-a)
8-10
$i.i8%
Brass Corp.
(quar.)
American shares
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
General
25c
Pure
Borden
Land
6-30
25c
__
8-10
55c
Corp. (quar.)!
Cigar Co. (increased quar.)
7-28
!$1
Co.
Aluminum
Boots
(quar.)
America
$0,017
—
9-1
30c
_
(quar.)™,
Fireproofing
1
8
Fixtures, Inc.
A.
S.
Mathews
Field)
(quar.)
Co., $1.50 pfd.
General
25c
(quar.)
8-10
$1.45
(quar.)_,
1
15c
(quar.1)
8-11
l
$1.10
4V2%
Co.
Co.
9-
•,!
Bethlehem
Bliss
A.)
P.)
9-15
t45c
_:
Marshall
preferred
Mfg.
Finance
(quar!)^
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
General
$1.25
(quar. )!i
l
9-
8-14
8-
Co.
J.),
4
(quar.)
common
4%
California
(W.
R.
McKesson
(quar.)
of
8-16
Marshall
at
(quar.)
8-
(reduced)-
(quar.)
Shoe Corp,,
preferred
Bros.
Corp.,
preferred
8-25
Banque Canadienne Nationale (quar.)
Barber-Ellis of Canaua, Ltd. (quar.)
Bayless (A. J.) Markets
(quar.)
pfd.
Oregon
preferred
25c
Industries, Amer. dep. rets. Ordinary
Layview Oil, 6%
of
4.60%
Fritzi
7-21
8-30
Store
5(4%
payment
.
4-40%
General
(quar.)
9-
5C
8-
General
T
Bank
Power
8-15
10c
D.
5%
1
$1.09
___.
(see
8-31
4
10c
&
Mallory
1
8-
17¥2C
Light, 5.80%
6C
Corp.
8-
8-15
46¥jc
(quar.)
(Del.)___
National
4
8-25
Meadville
Electric
Corp.
1
8-
Stock
1
$1
(s-a)
common
8-10
4c
,
B
on
1
investment
(irom
8-
8-14
8-
Snoes, Ltd.
(quar.)
Majestic Penn State, Inc.u__^_.—
8-10
l
8-30
8-11
8-18
1
9-
5V4%
Co.—
9-
113/8C
(quar.)
Parts, class
Houghton
fund
A
income)
&
8-31
15c
Automotive
Collieries
First
8-10
10c
(quar.)
A
8-15
9-
2c
1
9-10
8-28
Mack
8-10
55c
(quar.)
Company
(Marsnall) & Co.
30c
(quar.)
preferred
5
9-1
25c '
•'
Felters
$1.25
class
Axe
Ayshire
River
37 ¥2 c
(quar.)
'
8-25
$1.50
9-
9-
9-12
MacMillan, Bloedel
Quarterly
8-10
8
RR._
Maher
________
(quar.)_
taken
17 ¥2 c
(quar.)__
common
8-10
9-
10c
2oc
;
15c
MacFarlanes Candies
time).
9-
(quar.)_:
Newspaper,
6 ¥2%
action
this
40c
,
5
8-25
1
25c
Macco
Water—
J.)
common
9-15
split)
9-
15c
30c
8-
50c
(quar.)
Nashville
I
8-15
75c
5%
1
2%
—u__
(quar.i___;
(N.
27c
(quar.)
9-
dividend)
Corp.__
70c
stock
common
Refining,
preferred
Augusta
50c
(quar.)
9-15
(quar.)
EOrms
Fairbanks, Morse
8-14
9-
8_25
________
Associated
Corp.
Investment
Business
Field
(quar.)
(3-for-l
Co.,
preferred
6%
1
'.IV
(quar.)
Power
(quar.)
Oil
$1.50
9-
9-15
40c
8-25
g_i6
&
M.
5
25c
:_
8-25
$1.25
(quar.)
(stock
Interurban
Equitable Gas Co.,
4.u6% preferred
8
9-
30c
(quar.)
Equipment Corp.
Class
9-
9-15
47c
.(monthly)—
Ennis
8-31
9-15
Piltrol
American
Inc.
(quar.)__„_
Utilities
8-
2
5uc
Corp.
(quar.).
Arkansas-Missouri
Aro
Eastern
5
2
62 ¥2 c
.
9-22
9-28
9-16
$1.34
(quai'.)^__^_-,__
&
prexerred
9-
Corp. (Common and
diviuend payments emitted
American
Louis
10-
433/4c
_
(quar.)__
seating Co.
Artesian
St.
6%
time)
American
wing
.ore
10-
Gobain
Co.
preferred
this
at
East
8-16 '
20c
(quar.)
2
40c
9-21
9-
: $1.62
—
(quar.)
Products
5%
io_
4
$1.75
______
(quar.)
9-
t35c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Cement
Holders
9-25
M.
8-10
8-
A
When
Payable of Rec.
15c
M.
8-17
8-15
•
Lucky Friday Silver-Lead Mines Co
Lykes Bros. Steamship (reduced)
Lynch Communications System (quar.)__
8-17
l
50c
4
(quar.)
preferred
International,
l
9-
8-19
50c
B
Elizabethport Banking
(quar.)
Power
Home
5%
Dunnam-Bush,
Dunhill
75c
pid.
Cable
&
preferred
30c
(quar.)
American
American
5.s6%
9-
(quar.)
preference
Libby
Louisville
8-17
5oc
_—
Libby, McNeil &
Lilly (Eli) & Co.
8-25
40c
Co., common (quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)
participating
Lousivilie
8-31
9-12
ioc
rower
7%
Rubber—
Co.,
preieried
Duke
tl5c
(quar.)
9-13
13c
Share
Refineries, Inc.
Industries, Ltd.—
Levy
7%
2
$62¥ac
(quar.
(quar.)
Duriron Company ; (quar.)
37 ¥2 c
:
8-15
common
Duquesne
$1
:
8-31
10-14
Sons (quar.)
common.-!
8-11
*
10-20
8-
Company
Leonard
7-31
8-28
&
8-11-
1
45c
(quar.)__
Chain
8-15
10-
4%
8-15
1
5
30c
(quar.)
;
common
American
■
*_as
1
99-
$1.23
1
___
(quar.)
preferred
American
American
:
(quar.)__"
preferred
American
9-
4
$1.U5
(quar.)
(quar.)-!!
Biltrite
8-
$1.15
pfd.
Natural
Note,
1
IOC
Cement
preferred
9-
31¥4C
v
(quar.)
Bank
7¥aC
>
8-15
$2
prexerred
(quar.)______—____
Drackett Company
(quar.)-
Corp.,
Name of
8-15
$44C
(quar.)
Dravo
Per
of Rec.
10c
8-10
8-25
62 ¥2 c
Corp., common
Portland
Aluminium,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
prelerred
Alpha
linitial-quar.
R.)
Inc.,
Holders
1
8 Vic
Ltd.
(R.
Dorr-Oliver,
Payable of Rec.
UV2C
(quar.)
preferred
Alabama-Tannessee
Allied
(initial)
common
(qu<*r.)
preferred
4.92</p
Share
'
,
new
Holders
9-
ntm
(quar.)
Dairies,
Donnelley
When
(quar.)
(quaivcriy
'
Dominion Scotiisn Investments—
5% preference (quar.)___.
payment date.
Per
25c
12Vic
income;
Houses
Dominion
Payable
(quar.)
Deuouer iViubne Homes, Inc.
Diversified Investment fund
investment
we
When
Share
Company
_
the
ail
during the current week.
AMP, Inc., new common
Abouy Coal Co., 5% pru.
Aeroquip Corp. (quar.)
Per
Name of
Deniiscs Supply Co. of N. Y.
13
8-
(quar.).
4
8-18
Ranco,
8-
Raytheon
1
Inc.
Co.,
(quar.)
5¥2 %
20c
preferred
(quar.).
683'4C
9-15
8-31
9
8-18
-1
Holders
When
Per
Snare
10c
6c
9-
1
8-31
8-15
7%
20c
50c
12 Vic
$1.12Vi
25c
25c
(quar.)——_.—._—10c
Rockwell-Standard Corp. (quar.)____
50c
Rohm & Haas Co., common (quar.)
75c
Richardson-Merrell, Inc. (quar.)——
Rico Electronics (increased)
Transit
preferred
$1
(quar.)
A
_
$0,134
15c
5% conv. preferred (quar.)
12Vic
Rubbermaid, Inc. (quar.7 Vic
Ruppert (Jacob), 4Vi% pfd. (quar.)___;
$1.12 Vi
(No action taken on com. payment at this
deposit rets, ordinary
Rose Marie Reid, common (quar.)
American
Croix
(quar.)
Ltd.
Paper Co.
25c
t6c
32y2c
29Uc
—
(quar.)
Water Works, common (quar.)
9-
1
8-10
U.
9-
6
8-15
U.
S.
8-25
8-11
1
8-16
Universal Consolidated
9-10
8-17
Universal
9-
1
8-
1
8-
4
6-
9
8-23
8-
8-18
$4.50
10-
2
9-11
4
8-15
8-
9-15
8-25
9-
1
8-
9-
4
8-
Searle
D.)
(G.
&
35c
8-21
10-15
Roebuck
Sears
1
8-12
2oc
10-10
9-21
Security
Servel,
1
8-10
(John)
Sexton
8-21
8-
4
8-21
8-
4
108-
60c
$1.31%
22y2c
(quar.)
Co
&
8-21
35c
(quar.)—
Y.)
9-11
30c
30c
N.
orcferred
S5.25
9-
25c
(Rochester,
Trust
Inc.,
8-25
2
7-21
1
10-
1
9-15
10-
3
9-15
stock¬
to
class
Pen,
B
(quar.)
8-
8-25
7
8-
8-25
(quar.)__—___:
A
(quar.)
common
5%
preferred (quar.)__
Silvray Lighting
—
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
7
Southern
(quar.)
(quar.)
Railway Co.
Southwestern Electric Service,
Investors,
Stockholders
The
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp.
Wyandotte
1
1
8-15
8
8-10
9-
8
8-10
9-
1
1
8-11
4
4
8-15
8-
4
9-15
8-15
7-26
7-20
7-31
Class
A
Name
Abitibi
8-15
preferred
Stamford
Brands,
(quar.)
(ouar.)
Standard
Forgings
Standard
Oil Co.
Standard
Register
(ouar
)
(quar.)
,
1
convertible
5%
2nd
preferred
8-
4
8-15
8-
1
9-15
8-15
9-15
9-
8-25
8-11
8
8
preferred series A (quar.)—
preferred
8-25
5y2%
2nd preferred
i
(quar.)
Super Food Services (initial)—
Valu
Super
Stores,
Stockholders
9-
7-27
9-
split
of
the
effective
mailed
after
and
certificates
approval
Secretary of State
the
the
of
8
of
70c
pfd.
conv.
Common
Alan
9
8-18
2
9-
8
2
9-
8
9-15
8-
7
9-
-1
8-
7
9-
1
8-
7
8-
7
7-17
10-
6%%
Class
Inc.
Texaco,
Inc.
35c
8
4Vi%
8
9-22
9-
8-10
7-19
Initial
40c
8-15
8-28
20c
9-
1
8-
4
4
2-for-l
a
split.
quarterly
4.50%
Transmission,
preferred (quar.)
$1.12-%
9-
1
8-
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.18%
9-
1
8-
5%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
9-
1
$1.33%
9-
1
8-
4
$1.37V2
9-
1
8-
4
$1.38
9-
1
8-
4
com.
(quar.)___
preferred
5.50%
preferred
(quar.)
5.52%
preferred
(quar.)
.
5%
3 Vi%
Business
American
American
Cement
$1.25
plus
payment
(quarterly
preferred
(quar.)_
$1.45
9-
1
8-
4
preferred
(quar.)
$1.46%
9-
1
8-
4
preferred
(quar.)
$1.67y2
9-
1
8-
4
3iy4c
10-
1
9-15
American
Hospital
$1.25
10-
1
9-15
American
Insurance
J5c
9-
1
8-24
15c
8-16
8-
22y2c
8-31
8-10
40c
8-18
8-
4
43%c
8-10
8-
1
25c
8-31
8-15
American
5%
8-
7-21
$1.20
Title Insurance
7%
preferred
Toledo
Scale
Trans-Coast
& Trust
Corp.
(quar.)
Investment (stock
Class
A
Triangle
dividend)
Investing; Corp.—
6%c
Co.
(N
C^al
Temper
Corp.
Company
Union
Corp.
Corp.
8-18
8
8-25
9-13
8-31
20c
8-31
8-17
9-
2
8-11
62V2c
9-
2
8-11
25c
(quar.)
Union Electric
$4.50
9
9-
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred
$3.70
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
v
17y2c
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Carbide
9-
30c
(quar.)
com.
8-15
40c
(increased)
8-13
1
40c
(quar.)_
Tung-Sol Electric Inc.,
5% preferred (quar.)
8-23
9-
15c
(quar.)
Conduit & Cable
Tuboscope
Udylite
J.)
8
90c
(quar.)
9-15
9-
1
9-
1
8-
4
45c
.
9-29
8-30
$1.12y2
11-15
Supply
a
$1
11-15
10-20
11-15
10-20
87Vic
11-15
10-20
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
8-21
8-25
7-26
7-21
30c
share
N.
of
9-20
9-
9-1
8-7
(quar.)
5%
7-31
7-14
7-31
7-14
30c
9-20
8-24
9-29
9- 9
2c
&
12-15
11-30
30c
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lines,
non-cumulative
Shipbuilding,
9-15
9-
9-15
9-
1
1
9-15
9-
1
1
7-17
Blue
A
(quar.)
$1.25
com.
(stk.
.
12-11
8-23
8-
9
5%
dividend)
9-11
12-20
5c
(annual)
9-20
$1.25
(quar.)
8-31
8-
1
$7
8-31
8-
1
Co.,
Mutual Fund
4%
preferred
Corp.,
A
4.25%
^
—
(quar.)_
A
—
Co.,
preferred
preferred
4.78%
Boston
(quar.)
(auar.)
Edison
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_.
(auar.)
—
(from net invest,
Fund, Inc.
Forest
British
Oxygen Co.. Ltd., Ordinary
5.60%
Edison,
(initial
preferred
Union
Shoe
Co.
quar.)
(quar.)
Gas (quar.)
(quar.)
Mawr "Trust
Buckingham
Buckeye
(interim)
(quar.)____—
preferred
Brooklyn
7-14
6-30
8-11
11-10
2- 9
7-14
10-13
1-15
4-13
8-15
7-14
4%
70c
$1.37
10- 2
8-15
8-15
9-15
8-15
9-30
8-15
8- 1
9-15
8-15
8- 1
10- 2
8-15
11-15
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8-28
8-15
9-8
7-25
7-25
8-25
7-29
9-16
7-25
7-21
7-31
7-12
9-6
8- 8
11- 8
7-10
7-10
7-10
7-31
8- 1
7-7
8-1
9-12
9- 1
9- 1
7-18
8-15
8-15
1
1
1
1
8-15
7-20
Gas Co.—
Brockton Taunton
Bryn
pfd.
,
87V2c
12y2c
I2V2C
75c
$1.06
$1.19
14c
15c
J12y2c
Products
Columbia
5.48%
income)
(quar.)
British
$3.80
$1
15c
50c
(quar.)
common
class
Concrete,
8c
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Inc.
preferred
Class
7-21
50c
3c
3c
30c
75c
__|_
(quar.)_—
common
Fisheries.
Bostic
9-21
8- 2
8- 9
4%
(quar.)
Brooks,
10-3
20c
8- 1
J17y2c
8- 1
15c
9- 1
15c
12- 1
15c
3-1-62
20c
7-31
20c
10-31
20c 1-31-62
20c 4-30-62
17V2c
9- 1
50c
8- 1
25c
9-30
:
(monthly)
(quar.)_^
Tobacco
Ridge
Boston
9-21
10- 3
14%
—
(monthly)
preferred
Bobbie
8-4
7-15
(Los
Insurance
Merchandising, class A
Bros.
6%
Life
—
dividend)
(stock
Company
Class
Bloch
Brown
Ltd.—
preferred
preferred
8-
30c
$1
$1.25
Chemical,
(quar.)
President
&
Brockton
(initial-quar.)
Potash
Standard
Angeles)
Bourjois, Inc.
:
non-cum.
7-20
30c
American Recreation Centers
7%
7-20
1
(Galveston)—
non-cumulative preferred
American
1
8-
Gas—
$5 special preferred
5%
8-
4 Vic
Natural
common
6
5c
(quar.)—
Extra
$4 preferred A
7-
25c
(quar.)-.
Insurance
Beneficial
3y2%
8-15
common..
Corp.
preferred
Borg-Warner
$1.25
series)
(1956
5
dividend)
(stock
common
Rail,
Mono
National
American
7-14
Vapor Heating Corp.
Co.,
Motors
New
1
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Bell & Gossett Co.
(quar.)
Belmont Iron Works (quar.)
Beneficial Finance Co. (quar.)
preferred
Booth
quarterly
American
8-31
il-30
8-
J.) —
(quar.)
American
American
9-15
12-15
6%c
(quar.)__
(Newark,
(quar.)
(quar.)
—:
(quar.)
9-
pfd.
7%
(quar.)
Best
9-1
8- 1
depositary)
Common
capital stock for each share held)
preferred
for
expenses
Common
1
fi-30
7-14
2%
Ltd.
7-21
9-15
8-
7-31
1
7-31
7c
7-17
4%
1
8-
15c
(quar.)_:
(Ordinary)
Corp.
(final)
(Dividend will amount to about $.05 per
depositary share after British inc. tax
4%
9-
$50c
37V2c
dividend
Group,
and
7-21
J55c
1%
(quar.)
1
32 Vic
Co.
10-20
92Vic
(monthly)-
Corp.
Manufacturing
pfd.
8-18
9-15
8-
1
t45c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
8-31
8- 1
8-
Paper Ltd.—
10-
25c
25c
Products
American
(quar.)
Trust
Truax-Traer
True
_
9-10
10- 1
4
7-24
45c
Distilling Co.—
Aircraft
Blackman
Quarterly
5%
Beecham
1
8-23
7-20
•'
8-
50c
(quar.)
Stock
Beech
8-18
7-17
50c
—
(s-a)
Quarterly
8
(Orlando,
Co.
Quarterly
American-Marietta
—
(quar.)
Transcontinental
Trenton
(Los Angeles)
&
Quatrerly
(l-50th of
A
(J.
9-20
7-20
6.70%
(auar )
8-
8-
5.85%
Guaranty Co.
7-21
8-22
25c
Casualty
Title
8-10
10- 1
9- 1
Class
9-18
7-31
Savings
(quar.)____
&
Corp.
B.)
7-11
Assurance (N. Y.) (quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores (quar.)
Baystate
Be«an
7-31
American
American
8-15
8-15
1
American Equitable
2
Power
&
(quar.)_!
Y.
N.
Scotia
Nova
7-28
8-29
4
Home
of
9- 1
9- 1
4%
4
(quar.)
Barry-Wright Corp.
Bank
8-17
37Vic
8-
(Pa.)
Bank
7-18
of
of 6%c__
8-
Drug
M'ontreal
7-18
7-18
8-
1
9- 8
12-29
14c
shares
Trust
(quar.)
(Newark)
Commerce
8-15
8- 1
(stock dividend)
additional
an
1
Thrift
of
Francisco)
50c
1
_
Jamestown.
National
3%c
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
9-
:
of
Corp.—
9-
(quar.)
of
American
Andes,
25c
87 Vic
$1.40
(quar.)
Bank
30c
common...
$1.43%
(quar.)
8-25
9-13
(quar.)_—
Co.—
8-25
iquar.)
common
9-13
10- 1
(San
7-10
9-30
1-15-62
$1
Los
America
of
7-31
7-31
25c
$1.50
Quarterly
des
7-31
8-25
(stamped & unstamped)
pfd.
non-cum
preferred
6%
Electric
&
Bank
4%
8-15
8-15
8-25
99-
10c
Corp.
(initial)
Co.,
Gas
1
1
10c
7-31
(quar.)
Inc.,
Piano
J3iy4c
Chemical—
$1.25
'
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Baldwin
9-15
7-17
4%
Baldwin-Montrose
Baltimore
9-29
7-31
■„
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
preferred
8- 7
8- 1
8- 1
7-31
7-31
7-31
J36c
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., com.
preferred
5%
dividend
8-20
t25c
(quar.)
8-11
Shares,
7-14
7-28
7-21
7-15
7-15
7-15
7-20
7-20
(quar.)_
8-31
5.60%
Thompson Paper Box, Ltd.
Stock
preferred
Tools
t50c
65c
common
8-19
V/2%
Behlen
5 80%
Textron,
2nd
Oil
10-23
$1.25
(quar.)
dividend)
Refinery, Ltd. (quar.)
Selburn Oil & Gas—
1st preferred
(quar.)
5%
Ltd.—
5.75%
American
(stock
Co.
common.!-.,
(quar.)
(1947 series
preferred
Mfg.
(quar.)
Belding.-Corticelli, Ltd.,
Duralite, Inc.
Fire
preferred
4V2%
8-11
preferred
3%c
(quar.)
(quar.)_-_
1
Co.
2%
15c
25c
30c
$1.13
35c
$1.12V2
$1.12V2
common
& Co.,
1
30c |
(quar.)
4
American
4V2%
S.)
9-
Inc.,
preferred
Can
Mills,
preferred
(L.
11-
93%c
Corp.,
7-20
7-14
7-14
—
shares)—
common
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Airlines,
American
.___
(quar.)
(quar.)
4
A
t25c
Aggregates
American
Ayres
Banco
25c
20c
preferred
preferred
8- 1
7-31
7-31
preferred
(quar.)__
Petroleum
American
approved
Eastern
5.35%
2nd
,'i.
Canada,
preferred
Amerada
Inc.—
Stockholders
Texas
(quar.)
1st
(quar.)
(auar.)
of
8-11
30c
10c
10c
(year-end)
7 22
8c
common
7-10
1
9-
(quar.)_
10-31
10-22
50c
America,
7-10
8-14
Corp.—
(stock dividend)
class
Electronics
Baker
7-23
7-22
8- 1
8- 1
18%c
—
(quar.)
of
Co.
Corp.
Avnet
8c
75c conv. pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
Aluminum
8-
Co.
Co.
in
$25c
75c
______
(quar.)
Foods
Aluminum
Avco
Bathurst
^
Corp.
(Louis)
Banking
Bank
:—1
Steel Mfg. Co.,
8-14
3c
$5c
and class A
(Payable
8-1
t$1.56%
7 Vic
(quar.)
Mills,
$3.75
8-28
7-31
Ltd.—
(quar.
Co.
Radio
Alterman
8-18
payment omitted at this
70c
Automobile
35c
(quar.)
«
(quar.)
Control
cumulative
non
Avondale
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry.—
Allis
1
30c
11- 1
11- 1
7 Vic
preferred
12c
—
(quar.)
prior pref. (quar.)
Automatic Steel Products, common—
50c
A
Inc.—
dividend-
Ltd.
Mines,
BOc
(quar.)
A
class
9-30
J 2-30
7- 4
Nichols & Co.—
5%%
B
Allison
(quar.)
Corp.
Inc.,
8-21
7-5
$1.20
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Fund,
Science
&
Gold
10-10
7-17
8-18
9-18
B
common
Line,
preferred
Alberton's
4%
Tennessee
Co.,
9-15
8-1
—
distribution
income
Aunor
9-15
10-13
8- 1
9- 1
10- 2
(quar.)
Trunk
Gas
\
Sugar
B
class
and
A
Steel
preferred
Common
time.
Tampax,
class
on
Allied
)-
Physics
investment
BOc
BOc
class
Texas)
(Tulsa,
60c
93%c
—
(increased)
(quar.)
capital gains
An
7-10
Ltd.
Steels,
6%
and
A
50c
7-11
7-11
8- 4
8- 4
30c
10-15
30c 1-15-62
t25c
8-1
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
B
8- 1
8- 1
9-12
9-12
Quarterly
$1
7 Vic
40c
$1.37Vi
_____
6-30
8-19
Quarterly
Atlas
$18c
(quar.)
1
1
$1
$1.18%
60c
___
(quar.)
RR
Co.,
Insurance
C
5c
BOc
BOc
Allied
17y2c
Life
Bailey
(quar.
Wood
6%
by
—
Atlas
Co.
preferred
B
(quar.)
B
Alberta
Allied
___
(quar.)
dividend
Line
Refining
3.75%
7-17
:
(quar.)
class
on
A
Class
7-20
Delaware.
Superior Window Co.—
Coast
Atlantic
9-20
10-20
11-20
8-24
8-16
F
(quar.)
Extra
will be
split
Atlantic
8-18
S
____—
(quar.)
Extra
will
Split
shares.
common
become
8-18
By-Products—
B
Class
three-for-one
a
Line
B
5c
10c
10c
15c
(reduced-quar.)
common
preferred A
A
5%
10-
Corp.,
Class
8-11
9-29
Gas
Class
Inc.—
approved
Products
8-10
9-
35c
28y8C
41%c
22c
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
A
Coast
89-
Co.—
4.75%
Atlantic
9-11
9-11
8-10
7-17
7-14
8-15
(quar.)
(Pittsfield)—
Bank
25c
$4.50
(quar.)—_
(s-a)
RR.
preferred (quar.):
preferred (quar.)
4%
9^11.
$4.50
:
Control
Alabama
8-21
1
City Electric
9-1
'»■"
National
$5.50
8-10
9-
Agricultural
Quarterly
Alabama
1
9-
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)_.
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil,
4y2%
(quar.)
Industries
(quar.)
Air
8-10
8-15
Studebaker-Packard Corp.—
$5
Atlantic
10- 1
(quar.)_.
Corp.
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores
8-10
1
9-
30c
30c
87V2c
12c
35c
(quar.)
Sterling Investment Fund
Corp.
9-
35c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Stewart-Warner
Co.
7-28
9-
8-11
8-11
8-
30c
Line
Air
1
Ry.—
.____—
prefererd
Charlotte
&
10- 2
10- 2
8-25
8- 5
8- 1
9-14
7-31
9- 1
Plastics Corp.
Admiral
8-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical,
3V2%
(quar.)
Corp.
of California
Stanley Warner Corp.
Stauffer
quar.)
(increased
common
preferred
$3.50
(quar.)
Water Co.
Standard
(quar.)
(quar.)
Engineering
Sprague
Steel
1
62J/2c
$1.3iy4
13c
Fe
Santa
&
(quar.)
tl2Vic
J30c
.—
preference
(quar.)
(quar.)
Adirondack
Products, Inc.—
Share
(quar.)
non-cumulative
5%
$28Vac
4Vi% pfd. (quar.)
Refineries, Ltd.—
Paper,
Sugar
(quar.)
Adams-Millis
9-15
&
t
Industries
Acme
be distributed about
Spencer Chemical Co., common
4.20%
Power
Common
$1.20
10c
35c
$1.05
10c
45c
45c
87y2c
12y2c
Topeka
Common
Atlanta
When
7-14
.
12y2c
(quar.).
(quar.)
Stationers
Supply
Common
of Company
Acadia-Atlantic
4
10-20
Acme
(quar.)
Atchison
give
we
9- 1
9- 1
1
50%
Waters
common
tiry Goods,
25c
22V'2c
dividend)
preferred
5.25%
7-18
9-
Puritas
&
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(stock
Equipment
:
Gas,
preference
conv.
Associated
8-15
8-30
12-11
(quar.)
Louisiana
Arrowhead
the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
7-18
8-31
(quar.)
Per
mid-August.
Speedry Chemical
Aro
preceding table.
solit.
two-for-one
a
90c
A
2-for-l split
a
approve
Towne Manufacturing
&
Below
8-
1
(quar.)
$2.40
Austin
Yale
8-
9-15
preferred
preferred
27J/2c
62y2c
59c
60c
68%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-11
7-20
7-20
7-10
7-10
8-24
9- 1
8- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9-14
9-14
9-1
18c
(quar.)
Atomics,
Stockholders
8-25
9-15
preferred
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
$62V2c
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
$2.36
7-10
7-10
8- 7
37 Vic
(quar.)
Worsted Co
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
$1.10
7-28
7-28
8-21
8- 4
10- 2
$1
8-15
8-10
8-10
8-10
7-20
7-20
7-31
7-31
7-31
7-31
7-31
7-31
8-18
8-18
8-1
7-31
75c
12!/2c
t30c
common
$2.50
Associated
9- 1
9-1
10- 2
11- 1
12- 1
9-11
8-31
25c
■____■
9-
6c
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Ltd.,
preference
9-1
9-30
8-10
7-10
7-10
common
Public Service,
10- 2
9- 1
9-11
12-29
Co.,
Corp.,
$2.50
Vardney Electric—
8-15
11-
Farms
participating
Participating
Arizona
8-11
9-
$3
8-15
99-
9-
Inc.—
approve
shares will
new
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)—
preferred
4.40%
Southwestern
Arkansas
Monthly
8-14
8-18
75c
$1
70c
19c
$1.10
——
(quar.)
South Texas Development, class A (quar.)
Smith-Alsop Paint & Varnish
B
$2.75
8-7
8-7
9-18
7-31
9- 8
9-17
__--—
9-15
15c
120c
40c
Simpson Lee Paper
Class
7-31
Monthly
62c
Automobiles—American deposit rets—
Simpsons, Ltd.
9-1
9-1
9-1
10- 1
8-15
9-22
10- 1
Arden
Argus
25c
25c
25c
30c
10c
(monthly).
Jr.
9-15
20c
15c
62y2c
7 Vic
—|_
Signode Steel Strapping,
Simca
(Wm.)
Extra
.
—
Class
7-31
8- 4
8- 4
8-21
8-1
8-1
Monthly
approval.
15c
Class B
(quar,)_.—__________________—15c
Sheller Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
———
25c
Shoe Corp. of America (quar.)
25c
Siegler Corp., common (quar.)
10c
5%% preferred A (quar.)
$1.44
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar.)
20c
Sheaffer
8-15
8-18
8-18
9-15
9-1
9-1
—
-
Wrigley
subject
dividend
stock
100%
holders
25%
(H.
9- 1
8- 1
8- 1
9- 8
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
9-15
25c
J30c
$56y4c
J73c
37V2c
20c
21/2c
$1.12V2
$1.12 y2
of America, common
(quar.)
Appalachian Power Co., 4'/2% pfd. (quar.)—
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
Anthony Pools, Inc.
8-11
8-11
7-31
Class B
8-15
8-15
.
preferred
9- 1
9- 1
9-1
H.V, class A (stock dividend)
5%
(stock dividend)
5%
Bros. Apparel, class A——______'
17 Vic
Wood (G. H.) & Co., Ltd.—
5Vi%, preferred (quar.)——______________ %$1.37 Vi7
Wood Newspaper Machinery (quar.)_—.——
20c
World Color Press
(stock dividend)——
4%
Initial
18c
Wilson
9- 1
9-1
9-26
37V2c
34%c
Trap Co.
5%
8-30
Winkelman
Shatterproof Glass Co.—
A
8-25
'8-23
1%
9- 7
7-20
8- 1
50c
25c
;—;
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)-.—_____—..—.___
Post Products (quar.)
Anglo Canadian Telephone, Ltd.—
Class
A
(quar.)
4 V2 %
preferred
(quar.)
$2.90
preferred
(quar.)
—
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (quar.)
9-11
div.)
(stock
Industries
8-22
9-22
8- 1
8-15
common..
5%
8-4
.
7- 7
9-15
(quar.)_
5%%
9-15
25c
60c
50c
34c
36c-
(quar.)
Corp.
Works,
7-31
40c
7 Vic
(quar.)—.—__
(Miami)
Insurance
Anchor
22V2c
$1.12
8c
Co., common
preferred
Williams-McWilliams
35c
(quar.)
Co.
&
Water
5c
$30c
(quar.)
30c
3.80%
preferred B
(quar.)——.
95c
Whitaker Paper Co. (quar.)
—._—65c
White (S. S.) Dental Mfg. (quar.)—___,
45c
White Motor Co., common (quar.)—
50c
514% preferred (quar.)
—^
$1.3iy4
9-30
9-
Viscose
American
37y2c
(quar.)
Pharmaceutical
Westinghouse Electric Corp., com.
37y2c
J31V4C
(quar.)
Co.
(S. S.)
Warren
1
8-
Sealright-Oswego-Falls Corp. (quar.)
9-2
:_s
(quar.)
(quar.)
Washington Mutual Investment Fund
Washington National Insurance (111.) —
(Stock dividend)
—.
Washington Steel, common (quar.)—______
4.80%
preferred (quar.)
Washington Water Power (quar.)____—!——
West Coast Telephone, com.
(quar.)
$1.44 preferred (quar.)———————Western Canada Breweries Ltd. (quar.)
9
9-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel (quar.)
Warner-Lambert
9-
(quar.)
8-30
9-15
(quar.)—____.—-
Foundries
Title
American
8
8-
8-
Co.
Co.
65c
15c
_______
Oil
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co
7-26
1
Corp.
Match
$1.75
35c
(quar.)_
8-23
9-
Surety
preferred
(quar.)—.____—
common
9-15
10- 1
9-9
8-19
$1.75
(quar.)
Steel
American
Animal
8-
Power
Corp-,
Vanadium Alloys
8-
Seaboard
$1.12y2
30c
27y2c
75c
preferred
Steel
7%
1
Sealed
10- 2
8-19
9-15
9- 1
8- 8
9-5
8- 1
8-31
8-17
8-31
9-8
8-4
8- 1
8-10
Smelting & Refining—
preferred
7%
American
4
9-
1
;
(quar.)
U.
4Vi%
&
—.—.
8-16
9-
(quar.)
(quar.) —.
Chemical, com.
6
9-1
Co.
Borax
8-22
35c
$1.75
15c
(quar.)—
9-
29Uc
Finance
common
(quar.)_—
——
S. Pipe & Foundry Co.
(quar.)_——__—
S. Playing Card Co. (quar.)___
__
29%c
29%c
34%c
Seaboard
Illuminating Co.,
preferred
S.
$1.75
——
8-10
4.70%
preferred series A (quar.)__
preferred series B (quar.)_—
preferred series C (quar.)
4.70%
preferred series D (quar.)
5Vi% preferred series E (quar.)
Schering Corp., common (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.);
Scytes & Co., Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
—
8-10
4%%
4%%
(quar.)-
1
9-
U.
7-20
8-10
8- 8
(quar.)_
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Snare
of Company
American
8- 1
9- 1
8-22
__
Foundry, com.
9-
—
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,
San Jose
Monday, July 31, 1961
.
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
30c
40c
25c
—
(quar.)
8-25
time)
St.
preferred
7%
United
Industrial Corp.—
Dividend payment omitted at this time.
Republic Insurance -Co. (Texas)
Revere Copper & Brass
(quar.)_
———
Rexall Drug & Chemical
(quar.)
Rheem Mfg. Co., 4Vi% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Car
United Engineering &
Republic
Rolls-Royce—
Tank
Union
9-15
Snare
of Company
Union Lumber Co.
Co., 4% 1st preferred—
(Payment deferred at this time).
Reiractory & Insulation Corp.
(quar.)
Renair Foods
(initial)
4%
.
Holders
When
Per
,
Name
Payable oj Rec.
Reading
Rochester
.
(430)
of Company
Name
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
14
(Pa.)
Freight
—
Inc.,
10898-
9-18
7-10
—__
95c
30c
70c
45c
A—
12Vic
9-11
8-18
50c
8- 1
7-21
—:—
(quar.)
Lines,
Steer Castings
^
1
class
'
Continued
on
page
48
Volume
Number 6077
194
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(431)
15
Stock Record from the New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY
YEARLY
RANGE OF
PRICES
Range for Previous
40
50
Oct
16
15
52% Jan
3
10
103 y2 Jan
6
16
44 % Dec
21
69 Ms Jun
114% Jun
26
98 % Mar
44% Jan
20 Va Jun
8
7 \
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Mar
53% May 10
75
Abbott
Apr
7
125% Apr
7
4%
15
Dec
5
16
Dec
6
32% Jan
6
17
Jan
3
21% Apr
24 y2 Jun
23% May 31
28% Jan
4
24 y8 Jan
3
30% July 28
3
10
16 Va Apr
14
47
Jun
17
27
July 25
63
Apr
20
98
Dec
19
80
Mar 14
10
Oct
24
23% Jan
4
10% Jan
3
22
Oct
31
40% Mar
1
22 % Jan
4
28
20'A Feb
29
85
27% Jun
9
11% Oct
38% Feb
69% Apr
4
14
4
25
Adams
5
Jan
Corp
Corp
Control
Products
Reduction
Alco
53% Jun
48 % Jan
86 y2 Apr
Aldens
Alabama Gas
10
Products
Inc
4 y2 %
July 21
4
4
14
33% Jan
27
42% Aug 19
40
Jan
6
48 Vs Mar
90 % Jan
12
90
Jan
3
15% Oct
25
22% Jan
8
16 Va Jan
4
20 % May 18
Allen Industries
46
27
59
4
501/2 Jan
3
65 Va Jun
4,200
30%
Alleghany Corp
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
13
13%
29%
9,400
29%
29%
29%
30%
30%
9%
75
1
2
5
4%
4%
4%
4%
♦33%
33%
♦33%
33%
44%
Allied
81% Jun
27
28
23% Feb
10
29 V2 May 15
Allis-Chalmers
Jan
6
4
30 V2 July
18
38% May 16
Jan
4
68 Vs Jan
18
Dec
30
20 V2 Jan
24
8IV2 Mar 30
26
Mar 24
Jun
19
78 % Jan
6
69 Vs Jan
3
Apr
Dec
23
28
13
35 Vs Jan
4
36 %
22'%
•
28
'
-
_,
July 25
Jan
33
7
Jun
93% May 16
4 %
31%
31%
104%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
31%
31%
31 %
31%
3,000
31%
31y/4
31%
31%
70%
71%
31%
72%
31%
73
72%
62,900
73%
73
74%
74%
75%
18,500
Portland Cement
Aluminium Limited
Aluminum
Co
Corp
Amerada
Petroleum
4
37
Feb
8
60
Jan
3
13% Oct 24
30
Jan
15% Jan
3
24 Vs Apr
11
American
35% Oct
51% Jan
7
51% Jun
6
American
4
46% Dec
23
43 Va Jan
23
61% Apr
6
20
Nov
11
19 Vs Feb
28
20% May
13% Sep
1
8y4 Jan
3
34% Jan
4
Inc
11% July 27
American
45'A July 27
American
Can
American
11
19 Va Jan
3
7%
Radio
Co
Feb
2
59% Jun
Jan
4
91% July 21
preferred
42% July 19
29"% Jan 20
Cable
&
Chicle
50
8
Mar 20
American Cyanamid Co
47% Jun
5
American
July
7
American
20 Va Jan
3
30
July
6
Mar
9
American
Electric
Oct
7
52
Jan
8
32% Mar 16
37
17 Va Dec
30
31 y2 Mar 15
16% July 26
23% Apr 28
12% Apr 18
American Export
American
&
32% Jun
American
Hardware
24
3
4
230
19
35
18% Feb
7
24% Jan
18
20
16% Jan
6
13% Jan
20% Sep
9
20% Jan
3
991/2 jan
9
2
13 V* Oct
17% Feb
4
103
Sep
9
42
1
27% Jan
20
86% Feb
27
48
15
24% Jan
3
353/b July 12
6
20% Jun
63% Apr
4
23
58 Va Jan
May 16
34
Jan
19
54
Jan
18
783/4 July 10
32% Jun
27
45% Apr
13
33 % Oct
24
11% Nov
7
16% Feb
1
138% Jan
48 Va Aug
Jun
2
3
123/s Jan
3
Jan
4
140
31 Vs May 24
28% Oct
161/4 Mar 13
146
May 17
42 V* Mar 10
50% Mar
25
34
21
24
120
Jan
4
18
28
26
31 Vs Feb
4
4
23
3
Feb
28
,283/a Jan
3
76
30 Vs Jan
11
108 % Dec
30
103 Vs Jan
3
65% Dec
20
643/s Jan
3
130 % Aug 31
121 % Jan
3
51% May 19
Jan
Jun
30% Aug 26
27% M'ar 15
79% Jan
23
July 18
27% Jan
39 Ve iJan 20
82 % Feb
3
IX,
Jun
27 V* Jan
130
Apr
American
American
29 % Sep
27
28
Jan
27% Sep
28
26
Feb
1
28 Vs May
13% Jan
4
19
18% May 17
26 V*
17
68% Jan
15
31% Oct
6
5
1
,54 V* Jan 11
44 % July
5
July 25
5
3
Apr
29% Jan
23
May 11
34 V* May
5
18% July 18
273/4 Apr
17
23
58% Apr
3
383/4 Jun
Jan
3
65
333/4 Jan
4
443/4 May 22
333/4 Feb
2
45 V* Apr
44
May 22
4
85
Jan
12
93% Oct
28
90 Va Jan
13
93 Va Feb
16
36
Feb
17
44 V* Aug
12
37
17
443/4 Feb
16
For footnotes, see page
43
42"%
43%
43
443/4
43%
44%
37%
74,900
37%
38
38%
39V4
42
42%
431/4
7,400
67%
67%
67%
68%
67%
69
68%
69 V*
28
9,800
28
28
28%
28%
28 %
28%
28%
29
29%
34%
5
30
26
Jan
30%
26%
263/4
26%
26%
_1
*16%
♦16%
of 111
—
.
17
163/4
16 3/4
1
24
24 Va
24
24%
24
♦100
1003/4
*100
1003/4
•100
Fdry
42
43%
1.75
com
43
100
&
Metal
__
_
*82
41%
33%
♦102
100
.
Rad
Std
6%
1003%
•100
1003/4
43%
43 Va
453/4
45%
83
♦82
83
83
83%
♦833/4
84
42
42
43
43 Va
43%
43%
44
34%
33 V*
33%
333/8
34
33%
34
33%
34%
102
•102 Vb
*102 Vs
103%
103 %
♦102
103%
102
103%
46 3/8
18%
18%
19%
183/4
19
48%
48%
473/4
47%
16%
*16
16%
♦16
16%
16
16
153/4
191,400
160
2,200
45,800
40
4,300
900
153/4
400
163/4
16%
16%
17
16%
16%
163/4
17
163/4
173/4
120,700
10
40%
41
39
40%
383/4
403/a
383/4
39%
39%
40 3/8
19,200
43
44
42
423/4
41
42%
41%
42 Va
43
43%
69%
72
67
69%
683/4
70 VA
71
73
71
72
33%
34%
33%
34
33%
34
33%
333/4
33%
35%
54,700
53
53
53
54%
54%
55%
54
55
54%
543/8
6,100
14%
Sany com—5
Co
*142
35%
141
100
common
*74%
25
*119
14 Va
143
35%
41
21%
63%
141
14%
14%
14%
143/4
143%
143%
•142%
1433/4
35%
35%
35%
373/8
40%
14%
*143
39%
39%
41
40%
38%
393/4
383/4
21%
213/4
X20%
63%
64 Va
141
140 V*
74%
74 V*
123
•119
123
65
140 VA
75
*119
10
37%
21%
•140%
3,500
21
20
20%
11,200
663/8
66
66 Va
7,700
141
•140%
141
74
74
73
74
•119
123
3,200
4,900
373/4
633/4
*74
14 Va
6,700
1433/4
38
633/a
140%
143/a
*143
37%
21%
75
143/4
1433/4
3,000
123
♦119
123
480
600
—-
19%
20%
19%
203/a
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
6,000
31%
32 Va
32
323/a
32%
33%
32%
33
32%
32%
7,600
1
Foundries
88
88
87%
88
25
36
1.
Co
Refining
com
25
Tel Co
33%
12.50
■_
34
119
90%
36%
34
119%
92
2,000
36%
37%
34%
353/4
5,100
33%
33%
33%
34
2,600
120 V*
122 Va
122%
124%
123%
125
121,100
119 V*
90%
120 Va
91%
91
94%
92%
92%
127%
125%
55%
56%
55%
23%
233/4
24%
23%
233/4
x23%
28%
27%
*28%
28%
*28 V*
28%
*27
27%
26
263/4
15%
15%
153/4
16
26%
273/4
27
28
273/8
10,200
18%
19%
19%
193/4
20
2Q3/4
20%
21%
83,300
39%
403/4
40%
42%
40
41%
39%
40%
10,200
25
*28 V4
*26%
15 Vs
27
25
873/4
37%
33%
553/4
23%
series
873/4
87%
37%
33%
126 V*
com—5
series
87%
37%
34
55%
25
Co
88
363/a
126%
127 %
Corp
86%
333%
54%
125%
54%
100
—
5%%
•100
1003/4
483/a
*16
Water Works
Preferred
600
8,600
1.66%
American Tobacco common
Preferred
17%
24%
41%
♦82
2,200
16%
24 Vs
473/4
—
Viscose
263/4
16%
24%
18%
Co—.
preferred
preferred
26%
16%
24
18%
100
&
263/4
17
24
47%
African Inv Co Ltd—£1
Tel
23,000
41%
83
1,800
5,500
29 Vs
18%
non-cumulative preferred_100
American
30%
228 Va
28
473/4
No par
Co
26%
30
2233/4
18%
Amer Research & Develp'm't Corp 1
Amer South
4,200
29%
48
preferred
Snuff
26%
30%
223
18%
Co
Gas
Co
preferred
283/4
473/4
Corp
Seating
42%
30 Va
219
29%
2
Co
&
43%
303/4
221
.No par
Products
Meter
220
100
Corp
Optical Co.
6%
30%
26%
News
7%
30
No par
—
Co
American
6 %
30
29%
American
1%
92
42%
Amer Photocopy Equipm't Co._No par
American Potash & Chem
.No par
American
*91
67%
293/4
American ^Natural
American
♦51
92
37%
220%
preferred
American
•903/4
42%
Machine & Metals..No par
Metal Climax Inc com—1
American
7
31
1,000
51
92
67%
preferred
5
4
26
30% Dec
52
*90%
29%
Mach
3.90%
American
American
27
42 Ve Oct
51
92
218%
prior preferred
5
1
55% Jun
51
51
*90%
37%
Corp— —12.50
Investment Co
5
3
17
3,500
51 %
52%
92
30 V*
Ice
Jun
Jan
13
16
94 Va July 28
130
19 Vs Jan
33% Feb
51 %
51%
2213/4
Stores
41
42 % Mar
23%
30
American
16
8
23Vt
220
American Sugar
20
24
23%
1
37% July 26
23% Jun
Mar
23%
42%
Products—
90% July 10
34% Jun
44 Vs Dec
19% Oct
23%
200
Steel
4
Feb
23
3,100
15,000
American
32% May 11
25% Mar
2
35 Va Mar 21
623/4 Jun
15 Vs Jan
23
62%
4
Sep
61% Oct
22%
4,100
23
40%
Aug
25
4,700
85%
*21%
76% July 10
127% Apr 11
Jun
463/4
85
10
145% Mar
18
46
85
Ship Building Co—No par
3
126
37%
46%
American
3
Mar
38
46%
84%
American Smelt & Ref'g com_No par
603/a Jan
117
38
84%
26% Mar 21
136 Va Jan
62 % Aug
Feb
37%
46%
83%
72 V* May 18
144% Aug 25
133% Dec
37%
*46%
3
9
38
38%
85%
3
16
12
99,100
46
13
14
Dec
451/4
85
Jan
21% Oct
59
Mar
44V4
37%
543/4 Jan
13% Dec
42
45%
43%
Hosp Supply Corp..No par
American
7%
44%
43%
45%
33% Jan
36% Aug 16
17
62
'
3
145% Aug 24
Jan
41
12
44%
42"%
11,600
10%
Molasses
1
61,800
10%
Motors
20
100
113%
10%
American
Sep
47%
20%
113/a
10%
American
Jun
463/4
•193/4
11%
10%
3
44
47%
20%
11%
10%
28
67
47%
•19%
11%
10%
19% Apr
14
48 V4
20%
11
10%
2IV4 Apr
18
47 Va
♦19%
19%
11%
10%
American
Apr
V* Apr
48
19%
11
10%
American
433/4 July 10
473/4 Apr 10
47
V;
Foreign Power__No par
7
6
11%
42%
9,000
533/4 Apr
5
47%,
20%
.1
17 Va
20% May 16
28
8,500
16%
1023/4 July 10
Apr
48%
17%
3
16% Feb
47%
16%
10
15% Jan
48%
323/4
133/4 Jan
37
47%
323/4
901/2 Jan
5
483/a
34%
15
18
47%
•32%
26
Aug
27,200
17
92 % Aug
18
20%
16%
28% Jan
29% Apr
20 Va
♦323/4
14
22
63%
203/4
16%
31
Oct~21
•61%
19%
34%
Oct
17 % Dec
63%
19%
10
Inc
American International
4%%
500
•61%
19 Va
16%
Lines
86% Jan
473/4 Mar 23
58
*32%
American
14
86 Va Dec
26
57%
16%
21
Jun
14
31% Sep
58
33%
American Home
34% Jan
76% Jan
58
63%
16%
American
51/4%
7,500
59
*32%
26
May 24
59
*61%
40c
Apr
173/s July 28
25 % May 22
100
43
par
May 25
105
July 25
82
15
118
42
10
Corp
European Secur___No
29% Apr
6
15
16% Jun
Jan
Jan
Jun
28
24%
118
42
10
Power
28
176% Jan
47%
24%
120
41%
Co
American Enka
15
47
24%
•112
41%
:
Distilling Co
4
18
60
243/4
125
41 %
37%
*90%
71
38% Jan
60
♦61% •63%
18%
18%
•110
46
85
3
3
198 % Jun
42%
37%
Crystal Sugar common.lO
prior preferred
100
4% %
120
41%
5,300
46
No par
No par
Co_
84
22%
57% Jan
4
42%
25
Chain
July 18
15
33,400
♦110
42%
46 Vb
American
40
84
29
24%
11
12.50
common
33 % Jan
22% Sep
24%
125
*19%
1
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
5
11
23%
11,400
1
Corp
25% May 12
Mar 30
9% Jan
29V4
20
common
&
Sep 27
142 V* Feb
No
,
Cable
Jun
Co
preferred
American
30
29
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
5%
17 Va
6% Jun
29%
47%
7
8 Vb Jan
28%
46%
5
14
17,900
29%
pafe
97% Mar 28
30
29%
24 V8
18%
39% Jun
59 y2
29%
18%
53
59% Jun
29
23%
2
4
30% Dec
29%
23%
63%
6
21
85%
60
3
25
31
84
•61%
70% Jan
21
303/a
84
•58
42% Jan
39% Oct
30%
82%
29
preferred
Shoe
223/4
29%
833/4
American Bank Note common1——10
Brake
♦22
303/4
82%
5
Corp.
223/4
30%
82%
30
Aripa
*22
30%
80%
Jun
Bosch
23
230
29%
64 V* Apr
Co
♦22
3,800
25,800
31%
42
Bakeries
23
57%
81%
♦110
13
46 Va Jan
*22
563/4
80 Vs
100
27
23% Oct
preferredi
23
104
57%
30%
12.50
No par
Corp
No par
51% Jan
89
No par
.
convertible
77
44% July
♦22
Amer Agricultural Chemical- No par
American Airlines common..
1
American
28
1
Amalgamated Sugar Co
July 12
Sep 26
10
No par
America
Amerace
63
81% Jun
of
American
4
3,100
*102%
26
17
1,400
9%
104%
44% Jan
4
900
42%
*102%
common.
Alpha
6%
9%
104 %
Mfg
43 V2 Apr
62
9%
•102%
4
36 V*
56%
*102%
18
24% Jan
4173/4
57 %
104%
Oct
26
12%
43%
9
*102 Vs
30% Oct
Oct
12%
423/4
9%
57 Vz
3
16
12%
43%
8%
253/4
36
Jan
12 3/4
42%
8%
82
102 V* Jan
36
12%
42%
8%
82
18
Dec
12%
42%
57%
27
38% Aug 23
♦12%
8%
56 Va
common.. No par
13
42%
8%
25%
44% Jan
14
12%
13
42 Va
No par 1'1
_
20
82
106 % Jan
Dec
16,600
25%
13
#9
46% Mar 22
2,400
64%
93%
82
28
40 V* Sep
193/a
63%
♦91
253/a
Nov
4
19%
64%
94
83
34Va Dec
43% Jan
19%
63%
*91
25%
91
1
19%
64%
25%
4
30% Dec
19%
63%
82
24
July 28
19
64
57%
Apr
Jan
19%
62%
*92
83
Jan
25% Mar
19
63%
94%
25%
21
38 Vz Jan
92
19%
62%
83
26
5
92
19
25%
4
4
94
1
__
convertible preferred—100
4.08%
3V2%
2,200
6,600
25%
21
May 31
45%
83%
25% Jan
130
443/4
*92
25%
31 Va Jan
3
45%
25,200
11,400
83
26
Jan
363/4
473/a
100
26
May 11
10%
36
46%
_10
17% Apr
27 Vs May 17
10%
373%
473/8
100
57%
23% Oct
34
10%
35%
93
100
_
Corp
Corp
preferred
10
♦91 %
7,200
9
Inc
Stores
1
14
84 Va May
3
108
91%
93
45%
59 Va Apr
28
91%
•91%
44%
3
24
3,200
45%
Jan
26
69%
93
92
44%
13
Sep
69%
♦91%
»9iy2
■
45%
58 Va Jan
22% Oct
71
72%
44%
Products
61% Oct
70%
18
71
5
Mills
May 15
35 Va Feb 28
15,200
17%
71
46 Vs
Allied
110
18%
18
70%
46%
Allied
101
18 %
17%
35%
1
28
18%
18
70 Va
10%
13
Jan
1,400
18 VB
17%
70
10
Feb
132
33%
35%
10% May 11
15
33 y4
45%
52% Apr
Jan
33%
10
5
84% Sep
33%
45%
3
40
4%
35%
27
4
4%
10
7% Jan
26
4%
44%
12% Jun
Oct
7,800
4%
35%
36 V2 Jan
Jan
4%
33%
10%
5
Nov
5,500
4%
33%
44%
6
22
9%
74%
35%
4
95
9%
73%
9%
17% Jan
44
9%
75%
43%
11% Jan
26
4,100
9%
74%
35%
39 Vz Jan
Sep
31%
9%
75%
9%
75
1
20
15
9%
75%
10
—•
9,200
12 Va
29 Vb
_1
common
convertible
5,700
91 %
12%
preferred—
6%
,
29%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
May 31
24
16%
12%
'
6% Oct
14
16,100
30%
5
Allied Chemical Corp_
Allied Kid Co
25
23%
30%
17'A
29 y2
.
100
15V2 Apr
117
22 V*
30 VA
9%
preferred
48 V2 Apr
54
13,200
24
29%
75%
common...
53% Apr
43
17 Va
23 vb
29%
1
3
26
16%
2 3'A
29%
gy2
Inc__
4
13%
17
22%
29%
2
Jan
13
16%
22%
29 %
75%
Corp
9% July 24
94
17 Vb
22 Va
29y2
2
35
36%
17
22 y2
29
50c
321/4 Jan
8
17%
22 Ve
No par
Inc
Industries
4
19
10,000
_1
5
57
7,900
59%
1
Corp
5
■
22 y2
58%
90
Jan
_
22
59
91
561/2 Jan
55
22%
57%
90
13.% Jan
_
22 vb
58%
91
45
19
23 VB
57%
29%
28
28 Vs
22 VB
58%
29%
25
75
22%
56%
1
Sep
41 Va
21%
59%
28'A
J
100
22%
28%
Air
200
7,500
17
90 VB
A
12
122
58'A
10
32 %
12% Dec
♦117
21%
1
Co
28% Oct
32
122
27%
18% May 15
Jan
50%
70
90 Va
8
Sep
50%
69%
27%
Air
9
Shares
50 '/a
89%
Admiral
18
100% Jun
♦117
the Week
70
69%
27
12% Jan
May 27
•50
70 %
90 V*
4 1
100
50%
121
27%
35% Apr
8% May 11
•69%
*117
Friday
July 28
July 27
89 V*
Aeroquip
% Mar 24
91 y2
70
121
Sales for
Thursday
27%
32% Jan
88 y2 Jun
69
♦117
♦50
No par
32% Aug 26
19% May 12
3
71 y2
120
51
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp-2.50
21
14 % Mar
84
5
70 y2
120
♦49
HIGH SALE PRICES
July 26
1
Inc
Co
Express
50
AND
Wednesday
25
Stores
Adams-Mills
17
15 Va Mar 24
Jan
Steel
Acme
99% Jun 29
36% Apr
Corp
ACF-Wrigley
5
43% Apr
9% July 20
24
Jan
7'A Jan
28
May 25
50
100
ACF Industries Inc
Jan
17
Vending
Tuesday
July 25
July 24
5
common
preferred
60
52
23
Jan
Laboratories
convertible
ABC
25
15% Jan
Monday
Par
1
27% May 16
Jun
9% Oct
EVERY LISTED STOCK
LOW
STOCK
Abacus Fund
12
38
YORK
EXCHANGE
35 Vs Oct
59% Sep
3% Sep
FOR
STOCKS
Year I960
Lowest
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
RANGE OF SALE PRICES
126
28 va
*26
•V
>
92
94
1253/4
126 3/4
543/4
56
233/4
24
28%
26
,
*28%
126
55%
233/4
28%
26
%
26
15%
153/4
17,600
1,760
28,700
2,000
100
17,810
2,400
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
18%
39%
15%
27%
18%
39%
—50
53 Vs
54 %
53%
54%
54%
56 %
55%
57%
57 V*
58 V*
24,500
No par
37%
35
*91 %
40
37%
35 V*
93
40 %
*363/4
37%
37%
38
37%
38%
37%
38%
4,340
35%
35%
35 Va
353/4
35%
35%
36 Va
39
American
Zinc
AMP
endorsed
Inc
Ampex
Smelting__l
shares—No par
1
Corp
Anaconda
Anaconda
Co
Wire
Anchor Hocking
$4
Lead &
& Cable
Glass Corp
preferred
Anderson
Clayton
6.25
No par
&
Co___
21.80
*92
40 V*
94
40%
♦92
93
40
40
15%
15%
26% >21 %
;
•92
40%
93
413/4
'
27
♦92
41%
93
41%
5,600
—
6.700
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(432)
.
.
Monday, July 31, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
5
33% Jan
3
43 % Apr
12
Archer-Danids-Midland
23% July 26
39% Dec
28
37% Feb
21
57% Jun
26
Argo
57
77% Jan
4
67% Jan
3
42% Feb
19
37% Jan
3
Sep
19
28
29
Sep
39
Jan
75
79
53 % Dec
21
50
Jan
13
83 % Aug
26
78 % Jan
11
24
44 Va Jun
9
12% Oct
10
20 % Jan
11
26
30
Armstrong
85 % July 23
$3.75
May 22
Arnold
20 % Feb
5
20
July 25
23% Jan
8
37% July 28
31% Apr
6
Feb
4
22
28% Jun
5
35% Jan
47
Jun
21
69% Feb
88
July 27
July 18
102 % Feb
110
Feb
9
106
49% Oct
10
63
20% Sep
27
27% Jan
Jan
Jan
53% Jan 1 3
4
,
July
Equipment
Ashland
2nd
5.25%
7
1st
71% July 28
3
Associates
Atchison
5
21% Jan
9% Jan
7
10 % Aug
29
T 9% Jan
3
27% July
10 % Mar
28% Feb
1
38 % Aug
29
35% Jan
4
47% May 15
79 % Jan
15
7
3
5Vo
47
45
45%
74%
75 %
74%
75
74
75
49%
14,400
50%
50%
51%
51%
52%
25,500
47%
47%
47 %
74%
75%
74%
74%
49%
50%
49%
50%
64%
63%
64
64
64%
65%
66
83%'
83 %
83%
84%
84%
84%
85
40
40%
40%
40 Va
40%
40%
5
15
15%
15%
15%
♦14%
15%
2.50
•33%
34%
34
—2.50
Inc.,
22%
22%
23
26%
26%
26%
26%
43
43
42%
43%
87%
87'/a
87 %
♦108%
109%
Refining common-, 1
$1.50 series_No par
Corp
Goods
preferred
Investment
♦15
109
10
Co
;
86%
com—1
100
109
69%
70%
25%
Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
preferred—10
9%
25%
9%
46%
46
84
36
24 %
24%
26%
26%
43 %
108%
69%
25%
9% y
35%
•24%
♦42%
70
x24%
/
,
35
24%
24%
26%
83
May 11
87% Feb
21
48% Feb
July 14
2
preferred
♦108
70
9%
9%
9%
46%
4 5 3/4
45%
46
•■83%
84
84
42
42
42%
:142 %
42%
4,300
56%
55%
56%
56%
preferred
56%
82%
82%
82%
82'/a
♦82%
Industries
1
25%
83 ;
25%
19,500
25%
26
26%
27
1
20
($1.20)—No par
3%
13%
16%
22%
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
28%
76
Jan
3
July 17
30% Jun
Atlas
3% July 18
4% Feb
Atlas
13% Dec
2
15% Feb
15
13% Feb
9
14% Apr
5%
13 Va Jan
5
24
21% Feb
1
29% May 12
45% Mar 29
,
Atlantic
83% Mar
Coast
Atlantic
May
Refining
Line
$3.75 series B
Chemical
Corp
common
preferred:
Conv
18
13 % Jan
3
25% July 28
Avco
17 Va Feb
2
68 %
„
Nichols
Austin
May 10
common
Avnet
Electronics
Corp
30
4% Aug 16
5
27% Oct
7% Jan
5
4% Jan
3
7% Mar 29
37% Jan
4
36 Va Jan
10
11% Oct
31
17% Jan
4
12% Jan
3
52% Apr 26
17'/a May 22
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
24% Jan
26
30 Va Aug
12
27% Jan
20
33% May 22
Baltimore
90% Jan
18
98% Aug 30
Jan
8
88
24% Oct
22% Sep
80
94 % Jan
4
Sep
8
82 V4 Jan
12
31
43% Jan
14
28% Jan
3
28
34
26
62% Feb
43% Oct
26
59
12% Dec
21
13 Va Dec
1
27
88% May
47
58 Va
15% Jan
3
8
18% Feb
8
19% May 22
24% May
8
Basic
23
47% Jan
3
56
Bath
14
39% May
3
57% Aug
34% Mar
8
58% Jun
July 17
V2 Feb
Basic
1
37
Works
183
Mar
Cigars
40% July 21
Bayuk
64
Beatrice
Dec
1
Mar 16
275
249
3
97
275
94% Jan
Aug 29
15 % Sep
20
25% Jun
9
13
103% Sep
2
>87
Jan
83
Aug 10
Jan
6
25
17% Apr
19
78
Apr
21
3% %
conv
Beckman
5
July 19
6
Beech
35% Feb
8
Beech
Oct
12
42 Va Apr
18
32 Va Mar 31
50% Dec
29
48% Jan
16
68
July 26
Beech-Nut
14% Jun
20% Mar 29
14% Jan
4
20
Jun
48% Jan
13
July 26
89% Feb
14
17% Aug 30
'12 Va Jan
3
37% Jan
19
57% Jun
89% Feb
25
93
13
69% May 25
93%
56% Oct
24
323/a Feb
3
34% Dec
22
33 % Jan
4
45
Jan
7
50% Nov
28
48 % Jan
12
1
74% Jan
4
58
Jun
72
28
Jun
10
1% Oct
20
*
1 Va Jan
1
387/a Jan
13
33 % Jan
3
33% Feb
8
50
Jun
8
41
37% Dec
5
57% Jan
4
39 Va
138 % Jan
6
113/4 Dec
19
21% Feb
3
8
151
69 % Oct
18
82
26
49% Mar 25
Feb
31
1% Jan
7
.
13
Best
46
31%
32
-100
100
97%
*83 %
99
99
100
29%
B
71
Jan
6
83-
41
Jan
9
71 '/a Apr
18
Black
10
Blaw-Knox
.
13
37% Oct
24
53
Jan
4
32% Jan
3
453/8 Apr
23
293/4 Jan
6
223/4 Jan
3
28
Mar 13
12Va Oct
11
207/8 Jan
4
16 Va Jan
4
28
May 25
Mar 28
39% Dee
20
21
Oct
28 % Jan
6
183/a Oct
24
50% Apr 17
533/a July 27
22% Jan
—
273/a Feb
17
22% Jun
36% Apr
6
26
22 % Feb
11
187/a Jan
5
173/4 May 11
24% Feb
10
197/b Jan
3
40 Va Feb
1
67 3/4 Dec
5
553/8 Feb
7
317/8 Nov
2
48% Jan
6
Jan
3
76% Dec
15
35
79% Mar 30
18 % Aug 10
29
Dec
29
28 Va Jan
69
Sep
22
67
5
Dec
22
11% Jan
13
9% Dec
23
20 3/8 Jan
18
8% Oct
31
13% Jan
4
5% Dec
12
12% Jan
12
6
31
633/4 Jan
4
48
38% Feb
17
66 % Dec
30
76% Jan
4
25
Mar 22
104
Mar 16
66
Jan
31% Dec
29
11
Jan
Briggs
Jun
Jan
60 %
86 Va
78 % Jan
■'
86
30 % Jan
112
Jan
913/4 May 31
747/a Mar 8
Brown
44
Jan
46
6
Buckeye
4
133/4 Jan
25
9
24% Jan
6
277/8 Jan
6
Shoe
Brunswick
133/4 May
17% Jan
19
Jun
6
86
Sep
15
803/4 Jan
2
24
Jan
18
29
853/4 Jun
373/4 Jun
26
Buffalo
11% Jan
19% May 17
Bullard
31
46
Bullock's
103% Oct
26
30% Nov
7
177/s Jan
4
367/8 Aug
9
233/4 Aug 25
Jan
Jan
Budd
$5
8
Jun
1
14% Apr
163% Dec
29
2
24
4
163/4 Jan
22% May 10
21% Mar 28
72% Dec
9
76% May 13
67% Sep 15
73% Jan
79
68
Feb
81
Jan
26
86
23
66
Jan
21
Jan
157/8 Jan
Co
70% Mar 28
26
37
5
403/8 Jun
2
27 Va Jan
3
38
Apr 27
% Mar 20
28
Sep
1
25
Mar 10
Bush
16
Jan
4
19 Va July 21
8 Va Jan
3
13
Feb
Byers
May 27
73/a Oct
24
1,600
1,100
8,500
•4,500
40
40%
39%
40%
393/a
40
40
403/8
39%
40
2,700
57%
58 J/4
59%
,1,60 Va
7,100
2.50
19
28
pfd—
58V»
—
98
.;
,':V
*84
'
♦98
19%
19
125
125
►84
86
•84
583/4
19%
213/4
31%
66%
66%
68
16%
17
56%
57 Va
941/2
►92
12%
62%
64%
53%
54 %
50 %
50 Va
I1/*
1 Va
*17%
22%
67 %
17%
563/4
57%
94%
12%
>
22%
60
24,500
33
30
673/4
17%
18
59
13
57%
67
583/B
59%
21,000
13%
137/a
13,500
65%
67%
25,700
54 3/8
553%
12,200
;
200
•
4,000'
900
94
12%
12%
64
65%
64%
653/4
54'/a
54%
55
55%
50 Va
50%
50%
1%
1%
1%
1 %
1 Va
1%
1%
13 %
65%
67%
54%
55%
*50
51
*50
51
34,400
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
.37%
37%
37%
37%
42 %
42%
42%
43
433/4
43%
43%
44
443/4
5,400
common—__8
40 %
41 %
41%
41 y8
42%
43%
42 3A
44%
433/4
443/4
142 %
143 %
►142%
1423/4
142 %
142 %
142%
14r%
279,100
-.1.500
17aA
23,500
common..—5
142
15%
16
17
17%
17 Va
18 Va
100
82
82%
♦81
82%
82%
82%
83
83
84%
320
50c
60
61
'59%
593/4
60%
61
60%
61
59%
61%
2,100
37%
36%
37%
36%
37
36%
37%
6,300
25
25
24%
25%
24%
247/a
23%
243/4
24%
26%
26%
26i%
X39%
41%
40%
41%
40%
40%
15%
38
39
36%
2.50
25
25
*24%
23
23%
39%
39%
No par
23
♦39%
17 Va
.
25
23%
40
17%
♦83
'
3,600
.—5
48'A
49 %
49
52
513/4
52%
52%
53%
52%
24%
24%
24%
24%
-.24%
24%
24%
25
24%
Inc—.1.25
4,200
25
Club
19,100
*
53%
Corp____5
21
21%
21
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
2,500
25 %
25
25
24
24%
24%
24%
24'%
25%
2,600
61%
62
62%
63%
41
41%
413/fl
42
79
78%
78%
*78
47
61 %
61%
5
40 %
40 Va
*77V2
—1
RR common.No par
79
series A
23,100
79
47
*47
47%
46
46%
47%
78%
78%
'78%
78%
5
♦43/4
•43/4
5
7%
4 7/a
53
9
103/4
73/4
533/a
80%
81%
52
•443/4
5
18 Va
15%
93/8
103/4
11
73/4
8
7'/a
9%
53
53 Va
5
813/4
81%
83%
337/8
34%
110%
110%
34%
110
843/4
853/4
84
37
110
,
537/8
39%
54
39%
40
1097/a
110
'
4,800
11,600
90
110
26,400
.
330
84
82
83 %
•81%
82
81%
81%
81%
2,200
533/a
51%
52 3/a
51%
527/8-
52%
537/8
533/4
543/8
120,800
45
45
45
44%
44%
443/4
45
45
45
18 3/a
18%
19%
19%
197/a
19%
20
19% '20
*81
2,200
,
-
15 3/a
15%
15 7/8
153/4
163/a
84
84
*83%
84%
♦83%
84%
35
34%
34%
34%
34 Va
*34 Va
35
14%
14%
14%
14 3/a
143/4
15%
15%
5
M)
2,400
83 7/8
10
Co
77/8
54
85 %
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
16%
16%
5
11,600
84
35
Inc
2,500
11 %
85 %
*83%
367/a
110
8
♦84
Inc
3,900
10%
10%
53 %
84
2,300
2,200
5
*10
82
82
85
7%
1
Co
10
>
783A
*7%
11%
No par
T
78%
.5
10%
9%
11
537/8
80
•83%
34%
110
*83%
47/a
9
11
53
86
34%
110
5
•78%
■
'
;
73/4
*83%
No par
5
15,200
421%
*77 Va
78%
9
No par
64%
41%
79
46
11
15
Inc
63%
42
79
8%
_100
10
_100
63%
41%
46 %
10%
3
1
Corp—
62%
78%
100
common
*77%
46
-
2.50
3.50
Co
3,500
21 Va
25%
100
Inc
169,100
21
7.50
common
—25
Co
2,400
'
143
Brass
Co
Terminal
84
22%
*31%
10,600
37%
common—_L
Watch
% 7,300
128
42
_40c
Co
Forge
"30
19%
19%
127
67%
♦92
12%
98%
'17%
*17
•92%
94
33
*31%
6,000
.305
*98
84
84
22 Vo
31%
66
19%
128 %
84
22
31%
"280
98% 1
19
125%
85
22%
60%
300
*98
127
31%
57%
1%
*268
98%
17%
*50
59
300
21%
12%
Inc___2 pesos
*268
98%
67
66%
1
58%
300
55%
22
31%
*16%
5
54
'120
86
21%
*30%
57
!
*98
-
J^^9%
121%
*91
common
*268
.
18%
119%
100
1
Corp
,
300
Va, ,',98 % '
10
Corp.
58%
* *26p'
100
Co
Co
(A
,v
'.
1
Corp..
Co
^
—1
Inc
3.33 %
Jan
26 % Dec
20 %
1,300
17%
20 3/4
5
12
Apr
59%
17%
20%
—1
82% Sep
*59
17%
20%
1
_100
100
100
;_1
6
59%
17Va
20%
Burlington Industries Inc com
4%
preferred
!
3 Va % preferred—
4 Va % second preference
Burndy Corp
Burroughs
Corp
78% May
59 %
17 3/8
203/4
56%
preferred
Bulova
July 17
59%
17
20%
59%
Pipe Line Co„
263/4 Jun
80
59
17
20%
46%
Stores
Co
Bucyrus-Erie
7
59%
17
55%
:
preferred
35
12% Dec
59 %
600
1,500
•3,400
58%
Brooklyn Union Gas common
7
July
May
22%
20%
—1
Stratton
19
Jan
43
21%
46%
preferred—
30
68
44%
42
22%
5 5 Va
Airways Inc
Manufacturing
Dec
50
44%
42
22
59%
1
76% Aug
1
4
44
42
223/a
43%
47 %
preferred
5.50%
43%
43
21%
—1
Corp
Bristol-Myers
July 28
Apr 28
433/8
42
23
55
Inc
Food
3%%
43
42
40
45%
preferred
Briggs &
Apr 12
July 11
% Mar 14
40
106% Jan
15
43
42
*22
10
Boston & Maine
5%
3.000
59
Inc.,—
Boston Edison
Braniff
24%
453/4
Co.,
38 7% Dec
443% Dec
29% Aug
133/4 Dec
30
Aug 25
63/a Mar 22
24%
58
,
Borg-Warner
May 18
14% May 15
25 %
443/4
Inc
Stores
14
24%
56 Va
Inc
Bond
Borman
24%
100
Book-of-the-Month
^
2,200
57 Va
Corp
7
7
32
44%
Co
Aluminum &
79 Va July 17
31%
17.
common—No par
7
493/8 Jun
64 % Jam
Aug 30
110
3
11
47% July 21
8% July 21
8 3/4 Jan
3
433/4 Oct
82
Jan
30%
53%
Co
W)
3%%
30
56 %
Co
Brooks
Borden
29%
833/4
20%
53%
1
Bohn
May 19
*833/4
43%
Boeing Co..
1
14
43% Mar 29
80
(E
24 Ve
940
83%
20%
53Va
—1
Laughlin
Bobbie
68 3/4 Apr
77% July 21
69% Feb
5
•
&
Bliss
38% July
3
35 % Jan 26
•
u
Bliss
24
9,800
*83
53%
pfd series of 1951
Decker Mfg Co
&
24
93 %
3,700
57 Va
preferred
4%%
41
22%
*59 %
50
Bigelow-Sanford
July 27
29%
24
43
41
22%
59%
*42%
50
Gypsum
3
7%
30
32 Va
98%
53,500
45 Va
Inc
Co
3
May 15
29Va
31%
84
100
13,400
16%
56
Consolidated
12 Va Jan
18 3/a Apr
83 3/4
47y8
*16%
-.-—100
Co
Bethlehem Steel
148
84
♦971/4
5%
Va
43%
Savers
Bestwall
21% Dec
33
Life
49% Apr
17
99
84
98
24
1
313/4
99
84
29Va
5%
16%
1
10
Corp———
&
.83,800
30 3/4
preferred
Benguet
43%
31
Corp
483/4 Mar 13
24
July
19
40% Apr
Apr
5%
41%
800
—10
Beneficial Finance Co
.
427/a
30%
preferred
Bendix
t
May 18
39%
31%
RR
Howell
&
141 % Jan
Aug 26
35 V* Sep
Jan
52
Aircraft
Creek
4%%
40
5 %'
Inc
Bell Intercontinental
5
55% July 28
3
303/4 Nov
Bell
Mar 16
16 Va Apr
38%
16 5,a
Belding-Heminway
11 Va July 27
37%
268,500
46 %■
4%%
S)
(A
7
14
2
25%
com—No par
Instruments
19 % Nov
8
25
5%
Incl.
Mills
Beck Shoe
27% Jun
25
16%
prior preferred—.100
31 Va Dec
31% July 21
24%
453/4
preferred^
Beaunit
85
Co
4 Va %
145% May
3
81
Mar 16
Inc
Foods
100% May 15
21% Apr
3.
11
17 Va Mar 14
62% Jan
31
Jan
24%
53/4
Inc
Lomb
&
6
23%
X22%
-
1
Laboratories
4
3
90% Feb
Bausch
Baxter
51% Jan
23%
58,600
-
No par
common—12.50
48% July 10
76% May 16
33 Ve Apr
600
31 %
16 Va
Corp
27
19
5
22%
31
45%
Corp
38 V4 Apr
7
17%
22%
30%
—1
Iron
Jan
♦167/u
22 %
30 %
15%
Inc
Products
56%" Dec
45
5
Mar 21
16%
22%
30%
'
•5%
common
'53 V4 Jun
30% Oct
16%
23
1
45%
19
12
2,700
29%
29%
5%
62% Jan
29
5,400
34.800
14
15%
29% May 18
70% Mar 17
16% Oct
17
*22%
23
28%
37
•16%
14
410
1,360
3%
45 "Va
100
4% non-cumulative preferred_100
Preferred stamped
..100
Bangor & Aroostook Corp
1
Barber Oil Corp
10
25% Jan
16%
14
5%
'
Stamped
72 % Dec
13%
15%
18
17
13%
45 %
19
27
Jan
13%
5%
Jan
9
13%
15%
63
July 25
"3%
45%
13% Mar
9
28
3%
5%
40 % July 20
11
83
27%
3%
15 %
30%
series
Ohio
82%
28 %
3%
45 Va
Corp
47% Jan
Dec
18
&
16%
*22%
,
82%
27%
3%
>
•
84
9
Co
Elec
&
preferred
Baltimore
14% Nov
49
Gas
16%
22%
30%,;
23%
37%
y
3%
3%
13%
.
13
—1
Inc
Wilcox
preferred series C
4%
19
T)
&
4%%
9
Jan
(B
Babcock
43
16
Aug
Jan
Babbitt
23% July 19
Aug 15
45% Oct
100
8
.41%
3%
13%
22%
36'/a
1
5c
Corp
19% Dec
May
No par
common
pref
prior
30
18% Dec
2,700
83%
25
17% Aug
21,400
•
46 %
55%
4
11% May 11
38,600
93/4
,
"/
83%
18
28% July 24
25%
9%
41%
6% Jan
4
25%
9%
45%
56
80 % Aug
11
25%
25%
9%
41%
5
52 % July 11
7,800
55Va
4
24% Jan
70
71 %
56%
Dec
20% Jan
109 %
71
84
74% Jan
1
700
♦108
71%
41
3
31
8,100
2,500
89
55
83
29
42% Jan
Mar 11
26%
-42%
41
40 Va Jun
29
12% Aug
26%
42'/a
84
24
43% Dec
31
5,400
10
100
58% Feb
17
20% Oct
3,500
109%
70%
25%
40
■
24%
♦88
46%
84 V
>
37%
,
100
4
31% Jun
3
_
88
490
5,200
;
,
.
RR——No par
4%
40% Mar
60
City Electric Co com__4%
42%
87
<•
26%
42%
88%
108 %
8,600
5,400
16
34%
'♦87
7,100
41
*15
23%
'
Shares
i
; 85 %
;
34%
23%
69%
45%
ry
34
7
the Week
67
40%
15
,
88 %
66%
83 %
40
non-cumulative
Atlantic
67%
-
83 Vi
40
preferred
Dry
41%
44%
48
Friday
July 28
1
Corp
Oil &
41
47%
48
.No par
Corp
Industries
Associated
40%
40%
1
common
Co
Constable
Arvin
1
Dec
Aro
1
37% Jan
75
Co
17
25% Aug 22
1
Cork
preferred-.
13% Mar 16
27% Jan
27
(Del)
Armstrong Rubber
26
100
67% July 27
Co
&
May 22
24
56 % Jan
Steel Corp
Armco
Armour
Sales for
Juiy 27
40%
40%
40
5
.
46
163/4 Oct
29% Jun
Corp
3
Jan
19% Oct
18
5
53% July 17
4
Jan
28% Oct
Jun
Oil
PRICES
Tnursday
39%
No par
SALE
Ju'y 26
—5
40 % Jan
HIGH
Weunesduy
July 25
10
20
305/8 Sep
AND
Tuesday
July 24
39%
39%
16
16%
14,500
15%
15%
84
~
70,400
84
-•
1,400
*34%.
35
300
16 %
16 %
17
6,000
45%
*44%
45
.1,200
163/4
173/a
17%
17 Va
19%
197/B
193/4
20%
197/a
20%
*78%
79%
*783/8
79 %
•783/a
79% \
*78%
79
*68%
72
*68%
72
*68%
72
♦68 Va
*83
84%
83
83
*82 3/4
84%
*823/4
27
27%
27%
27%
27%
28 V*
307%
32%
313/4
32% •
31%
32%
31%
32%
32
32 Va
19%
193/4
193/4
193/4
19%
19%
,19 7/a
20%
20%'
203/4
*97/8
10%
10%
10 Va
10%
10%
10%
52 %
52 '/a
52%
513/4
*10
17%
17%
197b
20 Va
%
17%
17%
5,100
20%
20
89,400.
79 Va
72
*68%
72
84%
28 Va
*78%
*82%
84%
30
30%_
*lo
^
—_
20
30%
3,500
'
10%
47,300
•
'
3,100
500
c
37% Jan
13
3% Oct 31
12% Dec
6
9% May 13
Ma,r .7
19
Mar
9
*"
,
.*r
NOV 23
58%
Jan
4
6
4% Jan
3
26S/j jan -l8
\'<5% Oct 20
13% Jan
3
7%
Jan
57% Jun
63/4 May
9
22% Jun
5
183/a Jan
12
11% Apr
4
Dec
14
773/4 Jan
12
8
21% Jan
4
28% Apr
4
25
90% Jun
6
Feb
28
92
87
14
Sep
12
83 Va Jan
49
Apr
29
43% July 27
119
May
9
49
„
9
55
Mar 22
457/a Dec
21
44
Jan
3
51% Mar
Oct
p
2.7% Apr
18
21% Jan
3
27% May 22
59
4
83
28
May 26
For
61 Va Aug 22
footnotes,
see page
26
Jan
California
0
.
.
323/.
t4
24 Va Dec
45
80
Feb
43% M
i.
Apr
3
;
—
Packing Corp—
5
Callahan Mining Corp
— 1
Calumet & Hecla Inc
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd.—1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common—1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
Canadian Breweries Ltd
No par
Canadian Pacific Ry
—:
25
Cannon Mills Co
No par
57/8
18%.
15
109 %
25
523/s
6 Va
6 Va
19
18%
15%
15 Va
109
1093/4
253/a
"
247/8
52%
52
6%
6 Va
19
19
153/a
15
109
109
25 Va
24%
6%
6 Va
193/4
19%
153/a
109%"
2 4 7/a
*87
88
*87
88
♦87
88
*43 %
44%
*43%
44%
♦43%
44
47%
473/4
47%
473/4
48 V*
23 Va
237/8
233/4
24 Va
*66%
67 Va
♦66 Va
67%
•'
14 %
1C9
24%
*87
43%
52
-
-
6%
20 %
51%
6%
19
15 Va
14%
109%
1087/B
25
247/a
52%
5,300
6%
42,700
19%
11,400
14%
18,900
109 Va-
6,500
25%
6,300
88
*87
88
43%
*43%
44
48%
48%
48%
24
24 V*
24 Va
24%
67%
68%
69
69%
48%
24 Va
*69
48%
24%
70
-
—
-4
30
2,600
14,300
500,
Volume
6077
Number
194
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(433)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Lowest
'
Highest
YORK
Carborundum
49% Jan
4
44% Jan
Sep
19
35% Feb
25
26% Jan
3
36
10% Dec
9
25% Jun
2
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
6
Carlisle
88% Jan
12
Aug 18
91% Jan
6
99% Apr
5
Carolina Clinchfield
Feb
1
43% Jan
3
57% May
9
Carolina
38 % Sep
39 % Oct
23
5
98
4
5
Mar 13
Power
44% Sep
19
58% Jan
4
39% Jan
3
52 % Mar 30
Carpenter
41% Jan
6
32% Jan
3
49
Carrier
39% Nov
25
43% July 15
401% Jan
10
47% Apr
28
24% Oct
10
29 % Feb
23
3
33% Jun
27
40% Sep
26
78% Jan
4
46% Feb
1
61% Apr
6
Carter
7% Dec
5
22 VB Jan
5
8% Jan
3
13% Apr
3
Case
71V2 Dec
114% Jan
72% Jan
19
7% Feb
30
3 V2 Nov
Jan
19
4..
88
Feb
8
21
Oct
25
114% Jun
17
3
1
89
Jan
11
22
Jan
3
115% Jan
6
9
31% Jan
8
121 % Sep
21
97,
30
83% Jan
13
71% Jan
20 % July 22
24% Jan
71% Dec
3
2nd
3
31% Feb
4%%
10
15
Jun
29
19
Jan
11
17
Jan
10
Oct
12
25% Jan
15
22 % Jan
3
19% July 21
28% Jun
5
56
57
55 %
55%
56 VB
56%
56
29%
293/4
563%
29%
29%
293/8
29%
29%
133/4
13%
133/4
29%
14y4
1,600
X14 3/a
14%
95%
95%
95%
14%
95%
95%
15%
96%
2,800
94%
94%
94%
95i%
1,560
No par
54%
52%
53
52%
523/4
52%
53
53
43 VB
44
45
53 %
46%
5,100
46
46%
40
443%
40%
45%
41 J/4
46%
39%
41
463%
423A
3,700
42%
42%
50
46%
41%
46%
46 %
47
47
47 %
421%
6,800
1
33
33
33 %
33
33
1
Corp
53%
5
33%
54
54%
56%
53%
54%
53%
33%
533/4
8%
83/4
8%
8%
8%
12.50
8-%
...75%
7
75 %,
3%
common_Nopar
35%
_
75
,
4
75
3%
36%
♦90
100
*33
56
-
8%
100
preferred
92 %
74%
4
35%
35%
35%
35%
127%
127%
♦126%
913/4
913/4
353/4
36
;
preferred series A_100
17
Jan
22
24"% Jun
8
18% Jan
3
34% Jun
Central
46 V2 Dec
59
30
75
20
Sep
19% Mar
5%
5
preferred
Aguirre
38
Mar
6
50
July 12
Mar
7
75
3
34,
July 21
May 17
Central
May 15
Central
42% Aug 25
38 % Jan
24
47
95% Sep
32% Jan
30
88% Jan
27
42% Jan
4
6
92% Jan
'3
97% Apr
7
4 % %
29
57% Jan
18
69% July
3
Central
Illinois
RR
59
Dec
Central
Jan
24
47
May 11
Central
&
Jan
4
33% Mar 16
Central
Soya Co
9
22% Mar 29
Jan
17
44% May 17
Cerro
20% Jan
3
Oct~24
40% Apr
7
5% Jan
18
1
46'% May 31
3% Jan
4
7% May 10
57
46% July 27
40
Oct
21
70% Jan
11
24
Dec
5
42% Jan
6
26% Jan
4
313^
41%
40
96
95
68
39%
31
67%
67%
68
Jan
94% Aug 19
8
17% May 13
26% May
9
94% July 27
5
50% Apr
4
21% Jan V 4
32% Jun
15
90
Jan
48% Aug 25
39 % July
22% Nov
4
34 V* Mar
38% Mar 15
59% May
28
20
41% Dec
3
9
18
18
*18
18%
18%
183/4
43%
X42
43%
423/8
42%
41%
42%
30 V4
413%
X29%
423%
29%
293/4
30%
28%
29
18%
17%
19%
17%
19%
29%
17%
29%
17%
18 Va
18
39%
40%
39%
17%
5
39%
39%
40
40%
40 3/a
40
1
52%
54%
513/4
40%
53
11,300
51%
523/4
lii
51%
52%
1%
40,800
368,200
Products Corp..
1
51%
53%
1 Ail
32
1%
li8
III
lii
373/8
38%
39%
x38%
39
38%
5%
39%
6%
5%
6%
5%
6
5%
6
10
*47%
49
48
48
473/4
48
46%
47
Champion Paper & Fibre com_No par
$4.50 preferred
LNo par
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
32%
33
323/4
333/4
33
33%
Gotham
Inc
46%
33%
69% Jan
6
5
99% Apr
13
6% Dec
29
17
Jan
14
34% Jan
21
Dec
19
43% Jan
6
35% Dec
30
40 % Apr
7
91
18
16% Dec
23
13% Oct
24
26% Jan
2
69% Feb
July 19
7 % Jan
16
3
Mar 20
21% Feb
14
33
July 21
13% Jan
3
6
50% Nov
26
*
67% Jan
52
Feb
7
18
100 V* Apr
54% July 21
26
Aug
9 VB Mar 24
37% May 26
18% Feb
27
Feb
6
23% Jan
4
13% Jan
3
19% Feb
20% Dec
15
36 % Jan
4
23% Jan
3
38
22
Sep
20
29% Jan
4
28
Jan
3
38% Mar 21
20
Dec
30
29% Jan
5
20
Jan
3
26
Mar 22
32
8
15
Jan
4
26
Mar 20
13% Dec
•
Oct
15
12
Jan
28^
43 %
28 %
1
51
51%
50%
53
1.25
52%
213/4
21%
213%
27
27%
263%
;
—1
9%
93%
0%
9%
27%
9%
9%
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
34%
34%
34%
34%
35%
35'/a
25
54%
55%
91
91
Chemway
Corp
.
1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
3 % % ^convertible
preferred—100
Chicago & East 111 RR com
Class
5%
Chic
&
North
&
Western
Chicago Pneumatic
4
12% Jan
23
20% May 15
21% Jan
12
31% Apr
Chock
Nov
29
71% Jan
6
37% Jan
30% Feb
8
78% Jan
4
94% Feb
2
26% July 25
41% Aug 24
37% Jan
873/4 Sep
10
453/4 May 11
89
821/2 Jan
3
983/4 Feb
7
102% Feb
4%
28
39% Dec 21
37% Jan
3
49V4 Feb
17
3
85
Apr.
65 Va Jan
393/a Jun
1
53 % Dec
23
503/a Jan
6
58% May 17
Cities
16 3A Nov
3
24% Jan
4
20% Feb
13
— —
—
18
14 Vb July 14
27 % Oct
14V2 May
28
5
City Products
15% Apr
14
City Stores
33
Jan
16
5
21
Jan
3
233/8 Jan
1
44V2 Aug
5
401/2 Jan
3
47% Jan
18
593/4 Jun
23
53% Feb
23
90 Vb Jan
11
99
Apr
7
93% July 10
56 Vb Dec
5
62
Apr
8
56 % Jan
35% Apr
11
32
Sep
30
42
Feb
17
48% Mar
48% Feb
19% Nov
9
12
8
10
72% July
64% Dec
137
Nov
803/4 Dec
5
413/4 Mar 30
293/a Jun
12
51% Mar 20
Jun
61
12
983/4 Mar 17
Mar 21
61
Jan
10
36% Mar
473/4 Feb
23
71% July 10
33
5
14
61
Jan
4
133
Apr
10
140
Feb
74
7
28
773/4 Jan
4
' July
95% Feb
2
16
6
17
4
30
Jun
5
Nov" ~1
26
47
Jun~"I
'7%
Collins
323/4 Jun
19
50% Mar 17
Collins
Radio
14i/4 jan
3
23% May 17
Colorado
43
3
49
413/4 Oct
24
Jun
20
353/8 Jan
4
5
42 3/a Dec
30
76
50% Aug 16
Jan
15
July 27
24
46
July 28
54% Feb
14
34% July 28
23 V* Jan
3
Apr
19
Columbia
30
27 Vb Apr
13
14% Jun
17
26% Nov
28
21% Jan
12
34% Mar 21
2
71% Nov
28
67
Jan
5
74% May 25
52 Vb Jan
6
66% Jun
Jun
43% July 27
56
Dec
9
39% Feb
3
53% Oct
24
19% Oct
31
28 % Jan
4
50% Jan
23 % Jan
41% Jun
133% Mar
56% Mar
4
8
90 3% Jan
4
1033% Jan
22
13
Jun
2
25% Jun
69% Dec
213/a Jan
20
68 % Jan
15
30% Sep
AS
23/64
25/64
576,300
46 3%
47%
137,100
86% May 10
4
683/4 Dec
30
13
103% Dec
30
Jan
5
105% Apr
3
17
603/4 Jun
27
36 Vs Apr
7
46% Jan
9
Jan
66 3/8 Jan
101
31
Pictures
53%
Edison
28
Consolidated
Foods
22
Consolidated
Laundries
42% May 18
51% Dec
22
503/a Jan
3
61% Apr
11
Consolidated
39% May 17
4
293% .Jan
61% Jan
4
12
4
73 % July 28
923A Jan
4
97% May
87% Jan
4
963/4 Aug 25
93
Jan
Apr
5
85% Jun
29% Jan
5
21% July
13
12
5
Consumers Power
98% July 11
$4.52
28
Feb
9
53
54%
54%
54%
54%
56
32%
32%
333/8
33%
33%
333/4
34%
281/2
28 Vb
29
28%
29
28%
28%
11%
12
12
12
35
35%
35%
361/2
17,600
25%
13,300
12%
12%
12
12
11%
12 VB
343/4
35 Va
34%
35%
343/4
35
25
25%
25%
253/B
25%
25%
25%
2634
25%
45
45%
45%
46%
46
46 :
46-%
46 3
8
46%
56%
57%
56%
563/4
56 3/4
57%
563/4
57 Vs
56%
97%
973/4
97
98
97 %
97%
97%
97%
97%
58%
58%
*58%
59%
*58 %
59
*58%
343/8
*33%
34 3/a
*33%
343/8
33%
33 %
*33
34
593/4
61V4
593/4
55%
58%
55
Jan
14
94
Oct
7
90% Jan
11
Jun
27
12% May 15
Continental
28
49
Dec
30
44% Jan
6
Mar
3
100% Jun
16
107
Jan
3
/May
5
31% Dec
2
47% Jan
4
34% Jan
3
44% July 28
75% Jan
4
83% May 23
77% Jan
6
85% Jun
73/4 Dec
2
14% Jan
20
7% Jan
3
12 % May
9
Aug 22
103
6
22% Jan
27
19% Feb
17
443% May 11
7% Dec 29
59% Dec
21
54 % Jan
4
11% Jan
3
40
Jun
1
57% Dec
22
31
Sep
20
19
Dec
For
40% Mar 16
footnotes,
see page
7% Jan
3
51% July 19
35 % Jan
26
3
58
111
15
5
21% May 11
67
$5
2,300
57%
s
6,900
56%
410
10
30
11,300
86
863/4
87%
88%
88%
89%
14,400
263/4
26
26%
25%
26
25%
253/8
25%
25%
4,100
43%
29,300
26%
Air
65%
♦1500
1500
No par
65%
66
66
139
138
♦1500
44%
433/4
443/4
43%
763/4
76
763/4
*76%
40 3/4
41%
40%
41%
41%
43%
34%
353/4
34%
36
36%
5
Inc
37%
37%
37%
14,400
19%
20 Vb
29,000
320
8,300
19%
19
19%
19%
20%
20%
20%
47%
47%
48
48
48%
49
47%
35 %
26 %
47
35
25%
47
35%
26 %
47
47
35%
35%
35%
35%
34%
35%
19,200
26
26'%
26
26%
26
26 %
23,900
293/8
*72
61%
60 %
293/4
29%
30
29%
30
29%
29%
9,100
72%
64%
*72 %
74
x71%
71%
*71%
72%
100
63%
64
63%
65%
65 %
65%
5,100
62 %
62%
63
63%
62
63 %
3,800
29%
1
*46
*47
47%
46
48
400
120
46%
303/4
31 %
30%
31
30%
31
31 %
43%
303/4
86%
44%
32Vs
87
45
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
7,400
32%
33%
32%
33 %
31%
323/4
28,900
86%
87
86%
87 Vs
86%
86%
6,400
993/4
993/4
109%
20%
12Vs
13%
1°%
50%
76%
103
166
20
11%
13 %
10%
50
76Vs
102%
5
39%
37%
23%
1.33%
5
40
38%
24Vs
56
lo
*99
99%
109Vs 110
19% 20
ll3/4 11%
13% 14
10% 10%
50Vs 50%
76% 76%
102 % 103
com
,,
9%
49Vs
*104
42%
1°
49%
105_,
43/a
IO934
600
19%
20 Vs
19%
20Va
10,700
11%
11%
10%
11%
10%
11
11,900
14%
14%
14
14%
14
5,600
10 Vb
10%
10%
10%
10%
103/8
50 Va
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
76%
76%
76
76%
75%
76
102%
102%
102 3/4
3,500
39%
38%
39%
4,700
37%
23%
56
383/s
23%
561/4
37%
38
37%
38%
23%
23%
23%
24
23%
23%
2,700
2,200
55%
56 Va
55%
56%
55%
56%
9,400
35%
72
353/4
36%
36%
36%
36
36%
7,400
723/8
72%
73%
10,900
93%
94 Va
71%
*87
22 Vb
*93%
97/a
94 Vb
98
87%
22%
95
1°Vb
49%
48%
103 A 1°4
43
44 %
733%
73%
93%
94
93%
94
98
*97%
98
97
973/8
70
*87
87%
*87
87%
*87
87%
23%
20,700
*93%
9%
49
10%
9%
7
55%
Continental
Oil
Continental
Steel
160
44%
54,600
83%
5
8
49Va
1041/4
*82%
93/4
28
49%
104%
83%
59%
22,600
49 Va
*82 %
9%
10%
_
—— —
104 %
443/3
58%
9%
10%
95
49%
43%
10%
*93%
95
43%
*20 Vs
23%
22%
Vb
43
59/a
May 17
1,400
104%
104
59 /a
1
10
"
49%
1033/4
59'/a
5
*93%
95
585/8
9%
53%
25
22%
223/4
83%
10Va
21
Motors
72 3/4
'
22 %
*82%
9%
*20/®
Insurance
102%
*97%
82%
1°
20%
Continental
4,100
5,100
12,400
39
82%
97/«
*20Vs
2
13%
700
38%
93%
*97 %
1.25
9934
*109%
20%
39%
94 Vs
98
87%
22 %
95
*93%
*99%
109%
19%
99
102%
93 %
5
99%
109%
37 VB
No par
*87
22 Vb
99%
109%
39%
35%
*96%
99%
109%
102%
36%
71%
No par
No par
9,500
39 %
393/8
35%
71
1
•,
37%
443/4
31 Vs
86%
1
Delaware
37 V*
31
common——10
Corp
44
42
433/8
303/8
863/8
No par
of
413/4
303/8
1
preferred-
77
44%
60
10
Copper & Steel
77
43%
5
100
100
preferred
convertible
77
48%
100
Can
44
77
63%
31 %
25
com
Inc
*1500
423/4
*76%
44%
72 %
63
60 %
1
Gas
Lines
10
1
.
:
2,500
*46
Elec—5
com
67
139
18%
100
Co_
Co
67
*138
*47%
5
50
—
67%
139
*1500
43%
76%
Continental
11% May
59
59
463/4...
'
♦138
17
Apr
60 % Apr
62
$3.75
Continental
65
60
*58%
5,700
86%
Baking Co common
5
$5.50 preferred—
l_No par
Continental
59
.
138 Va
Continental
83
-
;
85 Vb
preferred
37% Jun
3,800
59
*33 %
5,500
98
15
Container Corp of America corn.
4%
12,900
52%
*137%
preferred
29% Feb
40
77
11,700
9,500
86%
preferred
95
490
45%
773/4
32%
Corp
preferred
$4.16
9
2,400
273/B
53%
No par
Coal
$4.50
Mar
;
-
643/4
Corp
Natural
9
90
V-* 0 0
32%
Industries
44% Feb
963/8 Aug 22
*
137%
preferred
Consol Electronics
253/b Jun
40% Jan
85
102 %
85 Va
com
5
'63% Dec
85
100%
28
No par
N Y
of
13
7
85%
102%
53%
Publishing Co
20 3/4 Jan
4
85
*101
85%
101
27%
_1
37% Jun
5
101
32%
i
6
19
78
Inc
Edison Co
2
20 Vb Sep
77
I
23% Jan
88
77%
i
42% Dec
6
763/4
85%
85%
101
643/4
Ohio
2
81 % Jan
753/4
26
29%
72 %
62 %
Co
May
Oct
75
No par
May 17
53% Jan
84%
102%
743/4
No par
20
88 V* Jan
42%
84 VB
743/8
Comptometer Corp
Consolidation
42%
44%
343/4
preferred
preferred
Nast
42%
44%
10
common
26
27
42%
42
400
20,700
137%
Co
Southern
&
Commonwealth
$5
42%
42
No par
96% Jan
423/4
46
41%
Consol
42% Feb
59
423/4
%
41%
55% May
9
423/4
iS
41%
3
Jan
44%
42%
No par
37
45
40%
Cone Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp
2
43 %
41%
193/4 Mar 29
40% Dec
U
43%
41%
153/8 Mar 22
May 26
23
%
42%
lo
13
May 11
27/64
44%
85%
3
12
12
33/64
43
*99%
3
10% July 27
18
12% Jan
60
hi
Jan
29
173% Jan
6
3
8,500
10,800
25
7% Jan
14% Dec
1
7 3% Jun
23
27
Conde
11% Dec
8% Feb
4
323%
—No par
Solvents
24 % May
20
32%
22%
16 3%
Inc
Commercial
11
*191%
System_2.50
System
34% May 31
5.25%
19%
15%
common
9
14 Vb Jan
1
Iron
Engineering
4.64%
*19%
1
Corp
Credit
5
22%
19%
1
No par
l_No par
Commercial
8
32%
213/4
32%
22%
*19%
253/4
Corp
Combustion
18
32%
213/4
19%
163%
com_8.50
-
Columbus
July
32%
21%
19%
1
253%
Co
47% May 16
90 %
32%
21%
20
5,200
4,000
1
643/4 May 22
101% Feb
31%
21%
19%
19
31%
10
35% May 26
111% Apr
31%
21%
900
18%
30%
'
5
11
6
30%
5
13'
3
183%
30%
No par
16
23
18%
30%
25Vs
preferred-;
Jun
107
18 3/8
30
No par
Broadcasting
Columbia
$4.25
17%
293/8
10
Columbian Carbon
97 % Jan
101
Aug 19
1103% Aug 30
26
173/4
1
&
Columbia Gas
60
173/8
293/8
31%
•-
17%
293/8
163/a
Colorado & Southern Ry—
4% noncumulative 1st pfd
23% Dec
42 3/a
28
Fuel
45% Jun
Feb
17%
300
16,900
25%
preferred series B
7
57
*543/4
163/a
Co
21
18
56 %
100
Internat'l
Dec
J an
55
25%
Machine Co
preferred
18 3% Jun
50
34
56%
28%
%
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
5%%
56%
_100
& Aikman
77% Jun
14%
56 3/4
130
35
*34%
100
44% July 12
23
14%
56%
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y_—„1
$3.50
14%
34%
143/4
'
No par
3
6
56
34
163%
Co
Jan
7
15%
55%
333/4
13%
173/B
preferred
Coca-Cola
5
July
15
55%
333/4
14%
25%
1
Cluett Peabody & Co com
Jan"
78
15V4
No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
gtd
50
Special guaranteed 4% stock—50
Clevite Corporation
1
Jan
30% Jan
131/2 Dec
Electric
Iron
30%
5
34%
preferred
6
71 % Jan
34
33%
14
6,200
*16%
Cleveland Electric Ilum common
41 % Jan
21% Oct
25%
y253/8
Co—-
21 % Jan
74
*33%
300
16
25%
173/0
Co
26% Aug 24
5
16
25
27%
Corp—u
Cleveland-Cliffs
Coca-Cola
26%
16
26%
Clark Equipment Co
Cletrac Corp——
$4.50
8
16
23%
♦16%
Co_
26
41 % May 19
*73/4
16
23
■
&
City Investing
32% Apr
36% Dec
126 % Feb
Service
36% May 10
11% July 27
Aug 25
81/4
200
_5
preferred
27Vb July 24
—
*7%
24,100
25c
I T Financial Corp
29
mm**
4
C
68% Dec
8%
600
59
100
16
;
Cincinnati Milling
9
♦73/4
58%
*95
1
Corp
preferred—.
4%%
493/a Mar
93 %
*
Cincinnati Gas
Mar 23
6
July 19
101
O'Nuts
Rights
Chrysler Corp
'
59%
93 %
223/4
_8
Chickasha Cotton Oil
30
17
57%
93%
5,900
II,600
1
15% Jan
Apr
73/4
57%
4,200
35'%
16%
No par
Tool
26% Dec
48
.
55%
*90
*35
22%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
Full
73/4
*16
35
22%
100
com
7%
16%
31%
17,300
10
22%
A—£—100
preferred series
553/a
931/4
9%
22%
No par
Pac
55%
*90
9%
50
series A non-cum pfd
5%
•16
-
9
10
„40
:
Chic Milw St Paul
7%
No par
A
Chicago Great Western Ry com
5%
preferred—
4
33/64 July 24
10,600
52
21
27%
18
3
53
%
21
26%
Corp
Corp
10% Oct
% July 27
250
25,600
20 3/8
Corp
Motors
17% Nov
38
94%
51%
27
11
800
20,800
43%
28%
27%
'v
Feb
43%
273/8
20
27
62
12%
273/4
19%
18
Mar 30
31
42%
26%
11
19% Jan
41%
27%
27%
10% Mar 22
54% Oct
94%
41%
273/e
21%
3
94
94%
41%
26%
26%
7% Jan
6
94%
41%
27%
20
Chemetron
40% Jun
*94
*93%
40%
_1
9,900
14,000
34%
1
Vought
Checker
3
94
34
28%
51 %
27% Mar 20
Jan
93
94
34%
51%
Chance
30% Jun
32
*93
46%
26%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
4
4
9,600
13%
37%
57/a
3
43% Jan
112
6,600
.
37%
16% Jan
13
20,600
600
29"%
5%
20% Jan
30% Dec
110
I,400
18%
68%
183%
37%
6
14% Mar 24
96
1
4
30
4,100
18%
1
38% Jan
6% Nov
41 Vb
*94%
*18
42%
Co
29% Jan
9
39%
95
96
68%
:
6
Dec
41
96
2.50
.
:
17% Oct 24
14
1,300
67%
,
100
80
313%
68%
68
47%
31%
96
"
88
47%
*72
30%
68
*95
■
5,100
No par
Chain Belt Co
34% July 27
41%
27%
No par
—
!
Chadbourn
Mar 17
41%
30%
50
South West Corp
Aircraft
Cessna
31% Mar
1,200
10
:
Century Industries Co
3% May 11
25%
41%
9% Jan
26
25
41%
25
Rights
25%
80
38
Certain-teed
25%
27
49%
14
14
25%
♦72
15
1% July 24
1,300
25
*47
15
64% Jun
400
25®%
25
25
78
13% Sep
1? July 20
19%
25%
273/B
49
28"% Feb
23
19%
25%
27%
*47
42% Jun
21% Dec
19%
*25%
27%
*72
29
July 25
*19%
25%
49%
26
11
19%
253/4
30%
July 18
24
*19%
80
20% Sep
Oct
26%
19%
25%
♦95
10
900
813%
27%
25%
*19
30%
Service
28,500
25%
19%
25"%
25%
com—No par
100
100
37%
128
*81
•47
29 % Jan
27
81
•72%
of N J
Corp
81
3,700
38,300
93
36%
*126%
31
17% July 20
31
*90
37%
600
4
39%
38%
128
49%
28% May 23
6
74'%
4
80
28
Jan
74%
31
19%* Oct
42
17,800
♦74
26
9
9%
♦47
Public
Co
9'/a
100
Light
preferred
6
7,600
93
36%
'126%
813/8
543%
No par
Illinois
Feb
26%
81 %
700
53%
'
4
*90%
'
33%
& Elec__No par
Gas
Hudson
27%
81%
19%
£_l
of Georgia Ry com
preferred series B,
5%
27% Jan
81 %
25%
Co
Foundry Co
23
Dec
81
27
_1
—20/
Sugar
Central
59
Aug 17
80% Aug 17
28
8
81
128
250
32%
39%
37%
36%
*126%
47
74%
4
*
*46%
9%
74
37%
128
47
*46%
4
363/4
92%
_100
—
1
75
4
37%
•90
No par
com
preferred
conv
2,200
10
Inc
Central
21
Shares
13%
Celotex Corp common
35 VB Jan
17
21
the Week
July 28
56%
Co common
2nd
Friday
July 27
29%
preferred
7%
Sales for
Thursday
13%
Light
Celanese Corp of Amer
14
28
Jun
85 % Apr
PRICES
29%
•
129
SALE
♦55%
common
Products
6 % %
May 23
40% Jun
&
Caterpillar Tractor
4.20%
preferred
7
HIGH
Ry_100
Ohio
&
General
(J I)
7%
Mar 20
39% Jun
&
AND
Wednesday
July 36
5
preferred—.
Carriers
July 25
10
Co
Steel Co
Corp
4% %
90% May 31
5
3% Jan
30% Feb
94% Sep
Sep
26
34 % Jan fi 6
22
24
May 19
Tuesday
July 24
No par
Mfg
Corp
28
27
Monday
Par
Co
(Philip)
Carey
27 % July 22
35
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
60 % May
.
44
*82 %
4,500
831/4
•
„
'
■
150
10,200
10%
10%
10%
10%
*20 Vb
10%
21
20%
20 Vb
20%
100
58%
59%
583/4
59%
28,100
934
103/s
10%
27,200
5,700
9/4
9 %
54%
57
54%
54%
54
55 %
55
55%
55%
10%
56%
57%
57%
58%
59%
59%
61
58%
60 3^
27,700
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(434)
.
.
.
Monday, July 31, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
20 y8
19
15
25% Sep
6
Lowest
Highest
Sep
1
Dec
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
Controls
2
24 y4 Jan
37% Jun
42% Feb 29
30% Jan
40% May 31
Cooper-Bessemer
12 Va
Cooper
42 y4 Mar
July 11
16
7% Jan
17
27% Jan
LOW AND
STOCK
6
49 y2 Jun
May 15
15
Co
of
Tire
Par
America—
Oct
25
5
24 y4 Jan
7
13% Jan
22% May 24
6
55
Jan
4
31 y4 Jan
42% May 31
Copeland Refrigeration
Copper Range
Co
Copperweld Steel Co
59% Jun
5
Corn
Feb~16
186
Jun
9
194% Apr
4
Corning
27% Dec
33% Jun
45% May
124
164
July 27
5
87
Jun
29
3%%
5
91
Mar 13
3% %
preferred
87
Aug 17
19
90
Apr
11
18y8Oct
5
24% Jan
27
18% Jan
1
July 27
July 27
15% Sep
9
13
13
4% Sep
64% Jan
4
3
40
72% Jan
12
88
4
39 y2 Jan
17 y8 Mar
4
29% May
3
5
11
68% July 11
72% Jan
18
76
35% Jan
5
30
46% Jan
22% July 21
Cosden
9
22% May 11
Jan
3% Jan
3
9% Apr
Coty
Crane
3%%
3
29% Apr
13
Jan
15
25
Jan
Dec
14
33
July 18
28 y4 Feb
1
45
Dec
21
42% Jan
4
34% Oct
5
40 y4 Feb
23
39% Feb
1
43% Jun
39% July 25
54 y2 Dec
29
51% July 25
60% Jun
5
86
95
20
89% Jan
95% Jun
5%
91% May 12
12
4
17% Jan
3
3
21
22
24
14 y2 Jan
July 26
Crown
23% Apr
18
3
12% Mar
1
73% May 19
5
13
Jan
18
11% Jan
37
Jan
14
31% Mar 29
7
8% Jan
37
14% Feb
60 y2 Jan
8
29
25
Feb
19
14% Dec
7
31% Jan
4
30 y2 Jan
3
37
May
10
82
July
7
July 26
30
2
19% Jan
20
15% Jan
8
54% Jan
14 Vi May
7
Jan
41
39%.
40%
12,000
18%
18%
18%
19 %
11,300
54%
36%
55 %
169%
53 %
169
4
22
38%
88
*86
88
*86
*90
92
*90
92
24% '
18%
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18%
5%
63 %
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
63 %
63 %
63%
63%
64%
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24%
25
24%
*17
25
78%
*76
78%
*76
45%
45
21 %
21%
21%
27%
27%
27%
*27%
27%
1
36%
37%
"36%
36%
35%
36%
86
86%
84%
85
84%
85%
43
43
43
43
43
43
51%
51%
51%
51%
52%
93^4
93%
93%
93%
93%
21"%
105%
*103%
16%
*16%
11%
11%
21%
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104%
16%
_5
11%
100
common
69
*11%
5
Inc
11%
11 %
*69%
12
32%
32%
12
*32%
*86
*90
92
25
24%
25%
18
17%
3,500
5%
5%
4,300
67%
67%
*76
44%
78%
21%
213/s
*27%
27%
35%
36%
36%
37
23,100
83%
84%
85
87
7,800
43 %
*43
*43
43%
500
53%
53%
54%
10,400
93%
93%
93 J/2
170
24,700
23 %
23 %
23%
105%
223/4
23%
*103%
1051/4
103%
103 3/4
17
100
16%
71
16%
16%
16%
1,200
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
6,300
*69%
12%
71
*69%
71
100
12%
12%
12
12%
33
33
33
32%
33
14%
13%
14%
13%
14
37
38
37%
37%
15
15%
15%
18%
17%
15%
15%
18%
18%
19%
19%
19%
33%
33 %
33%
75
76
v
800
52%
39%
77
5,200
*93%
13%
33%
3,000
21%
27%
15
77
45%
21%
37%
33%
6,300
78%
45%
27%
15%
33%
77%
68
*76
45
38%
77
4,300
17%
5%
*15
33%
6,200
88
92
18
10
Inc
22
71
13%
1
Cutler-Hammer
11%
*68
38%
,
1
A
16%
11%
69
32%
13%
■'.-*32%
Stores
common
21%
*103
16%
88
64 %
45%
21%
10
31,700
5%
78%
45
21
Sugar
5,500
52%
166
17
45%
51%
*93%
38%
52%
165
24%
18
45 %
common__5
37%
.
53%
*86
17%
•
39
166%
*90
24%
No par
Drug
52%
164
88
92
20%
27%
Corp
Co
38%
54%
169%.
1
25
com
preferred
Class
53%
166
*90
preferred__100
Curtiss-Wright
Mar 16
37
36%
54%
169%
*86
Inc__2.50
Curtis
Publishing common
1
$4 prior preferred
No par
$1.60 prior preferred
No par
4
62% Feb
37 % Jan
38%
177/a
21
Cunningham
16% May 16
3
22
17% Dec
96
40
16%
America__12.50
Press
Cuneo
1
35% May 15
50 y4 Dec
29
38%
17%
of
Co
Packing
4% %
27
40%
16%
common—2.50
Seal
3,500
40
17
convertible
Cudahy
5
3
&
Steel
5%%
9y2 Jan
67 y4 Sep
11
169%
Publishing
Cuban-American
64y2 Jan
29% Nov
11
36%
100
2
Corp
preferred
4
12% Jan
11%
Shares
41%
25
Corp—
Zellerbach
$4.20
69 y2 Mar 23
30% Sep 28
7% Dec 20
10 y8 Aug
4,500
11
1
preferred
Crucible
109 % May 25
16% Jun
8 y8 Oct
37%
__1
preferred
Cork
$2
26% May 17.
90% Jan
13% Sep
63 y4
6
5
18
36%
No par
Wheat
conv
Crown
12
11
29% Jan
109 y2 Jan
38%
100
1947
Corp
Petroleum
Crowell-Collier
507/8 Mar 10
Jan
5
28
of
common
Cream of
Crescent
26
Dec
2,800
37
11%
5
preferred
14
11
42
16
Co
48% Apr
24% Apr
17
88% Nov
31%
38
10%
1
8
19% Mar
17
Sep
30%
37
10%
100
Petroleum
21
16% Feb
4
31
38%
10%
July 28
16%
Inc
Feb
23 y2 Feb
Jan
30%
38%
10%
July 27
35%
Coty International Corp
17
the Week
39 %
"
July 18
76
3iy2 Mar
1
common
ser
Friday
31
5
preferred
Jan
8
85 y2 Jan
Sales for
Thursday
30%
50c
Works
PRICES
July 36
5
^
Co
Glass
83% Jan
83 y8 Apr
10% July
Products
SALE
41
—1
Corp
HIGH
Wednesday
July 25
30%
30%
38%
10%
5
Co
Tuesday
July 24
31
31 %
5
Corp
Rubber
&
12% Dec
21
Monday
EXCHANGE
13%
500
14
37%
,r,
37%
*15
1,300
34,300
2,800
15%
700
19%
19%
37,800
34
33%
34%
1,400
75%
76
76
77
3,700
39%
39%
D
31% Jun
22
Jan
4
12% Dec
27
Dec
5
83
12
Jun
Jan
3
42
87% Aug 23
85 % Jun
7
15% Jan
6
12% Jan
3
15% Mar 27
33"% Jan
5
13% Jan
3
20
Dana
88% July 28
43% Jan
32
4
3.75%
series
B
100
76 %
Feb
13
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
100
50c
16
17% Dec
21
28% Jan
50 % July 25
47 % Aug
20
62% May 23
20% Jan 19
31% Aug 24
41% Jan
27% Jan
11
Deere
55% May 24
15% July 18
8
11
35% May 17
Records
Decca
Delaware
20
20% Jun
21
26 % Aug
15
24% Jan
8
37
13% Sep
28
18% Nov
4
16% Jan
3
20% Feb
Co
Delta
Power
Dentists'
Mar 27
Lines
Air
Jan
20
7% Jan
3
DeSoto
Chemical
49% Dec
14
48% Jan
4
61
12
Detroit
Edison
26% Jan
4
14% Jan
3
20% May 17
Detroit
Steel
24 % Mar
8
33% July 29
29 % Jan
6
37 % Feb
24
DeVilbiss
50 % May
2
66% Aug 29
58 % Jan
3
74% Jun
21
Diamond
38% July
6
Dec
Dec
Jan
14% Dec
14% Mar 20
Jun
9
14
35% Jan
3
47% May 31
Diamond
29% Jan
3
$1.50
27
20% Feb
23
12% Jan
15% Jun
32% July 24
27% Jun 12
Diana
27
20% Mar 17
DiGiorgio
29% Jan
9
Diners'
19
Disney
(Walt)
30
17% July
6
24
33 % Jan
4
Oct
24
49% Jan
4
26% Jan
5
46% Apr
28% Jun
24
33% Dec
12
31% Jan
3
41% May 22
28% Feb
15
14
20
15% Oct
7
10% Dec
13
Dec
28% OCt
20
19 % Jan
4
27
7
42% Feb
15% July .19
30
17% May 16
26
17% July 24
10
16% Oct
July
15
13% Jan
20
Mar
18% Jan
28
Jan
10
8
17
3
6
24% Jan
5
70% Oct 25
99% Jan
4
70
% Jun 20
30% Jan
4
22% Jan
Mar 15
33% Sep
12
30 % Jan
10
12% Oct 24
19 % Aug
18
17% Jan
4
14% Dec
19
25
14% Jan
May
19% Mar 30
23 %
May
28 % Jan
23% July
38% Feb
Dr
4
Stores
Douglas
27
Dover
51%
51%
9,100
16%
17%
10,900
52
52%
51
51%
47%
47%
49%
513%
_2.50
32
33
32%
49%
33
50 %
33 %
50%
33
52%
15,300
18%
18%
30%
33
18%
19%
18%
30%
19
31%
10,900
__1
J(:-s
72%
70
70%
9,500
42%
42%
7,600
*31%
21%
22
21%
213%
32%
*31%
213%
21%
16
16
19 %
Xl5%
20%
153%
19%
15%
20%
15%
6,700
15%
15%
15%
15%
6,000
17%
1
18%
18
18
18
243%
18%
1,600
23%
24%
22%
23%
22%
23%
23%
21,500
No par
32%
23
32%
23 %
23%
343%
23%
34%
35%
3,200
34%
35%
35%
18%
18%
18
18%
74%
75%
18%
18%
74%
75%
76
76%
24%
25%
76%
25
78%
25%.
35,400
24%
25%
24
24%
Inc
33
33%
34
33%
12
47% Apr
6
38 % Jan
8
Jan
5
45% May 23
4%
5
44% Aug 24
46% Feb 15
41
42% Jan
44
Jan
3
48
20
4.10%
40% Jan
18
44% Aug 24
42% Mar 28
28
4.20%
46
44
Jan
4
45% Jan
24
19
Jan
19
23% Apr
28
45% Feb
Nemours
(E I)
Preferred
$3.50
series
5
18%
19%
19%
19%
53%
12,200
53
12
53
53
12
12%
53 Va
12y4
4,400
12%
13%
83%
12%
83%
13%
13%
8%
8%
218%
218%
2203%
219
224%
223%
103
103
228 %
103%
103%
103%
103 %
8%
8%
217%
216
102%
102%
103
*80%
.
33
103
81
80%
81
80%
80%
*80%
27%
27
27%
27%
27
27%
27%
41
*40%
41
50
*44%
45
*44%
45
50
42%
42%
50
47
47
42%
46%
44%
*43 3%
44%
443%
*44
443%
preferred
preferred
50
preferred
Cigar
19%
53
32%
*40%
preferred
$2.10
183%
53
—50
preferred
DWG
34
19%
53
32%
215
No par
common
19%
53%
8%
No par
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75 preferred
20
12
com__5
series
32%
19%
26,900
1,500
53
1
No par
:
44%
*44
5
42%
21%
46%
•43%
44%
*43%
50
,
Corp
2,100
32%
1
43% Jan
5
101,100
18
75%
44% Aug 25
July 11
36
4,200
24%
11
24% Jan
18
17%
75 %
8
Mar 23
17%
17%
24%
42% Jun
17% Oct 27
18%
17%
5
USA Inc
Co
18%
17%
50c
3
42
4,000
243%
38% Jan
Feb
16%
183%
$4.50
$4.15
38
16%
24%
4
Jan
6,600
16%
16
18%
28
40
40%
16
37%
22 %
Preferred
„
7,400
39%
38%
24%
82% Jan
13
19%
40
37%
18%
18%
29 % Feb
Jan
18%
40
39
18
24%
77% Jan 20
37
18%
40%
383%
22%
32%
25% Jan
3
18%
40
383%
23%
Aug 16
26% Sep 13
Aug 16
83
41
18%
403%
38%
22%
19
8
17%
40%
38%
1
100 % Apr
8
18
40%
17%
18%
Aug 10
74% Jan
400
38%
2
3
21% Mar
32
40
2.50
Ltd
185% Jan
4
500
70%
42%
5
Jan
5,400
19.200
70
1
104
19
31%
42%
1
103
18%
32%
International
5
*31
71%
Corp
96% Jan
19%
31%
43%
1
Co
Chemicals
de
18%
31%
50c
Industries—
Pont
18%
313%
32'%
Duplan
du
18
423%
2.50
Inc
Co
Drewrys Limited
229 % May 22
70
*31%
12,900
58%
433%
32%
Dunhill
266 % Jan
71%
17,300
10%
42%
17
31
31%
69%
19%
1!
*31%
22
178% Oct
57%
43%
14% Apr
9% Jan
8
10%
58%
32%
10% Jun
4
22
10%
58%
32 %
5
13% Jan
14% Jan
10%
'30%
'
10%
57 3%
42 %
1
38% May
30%
72%
18%
10%
57%
18
3,800
_1
Corp
19
5
27
17%,~i7%
30%
19
10%
57%
17%
•
18%
10
57%
10
10%
' > 57%-v577^
20
Jan
Dec
7% Sep
51%
16%
Corp
Power
51
51
—__No par
Aircraft
DuBois
51 %
50%
48%
No par
Chemical
Duke
51
51
90
14,500
16
Inc
Dresser
8
34
50%
i----1
Ltd
27% Mar 22
19
32%
90
47%
Co
Fund
83% Jun
53% July 24
34%
78
81%
16%
Productions
20% May 22
24 % Apr
33%
78
48%
Corp
3
Dow
*79%
10
Club
3
6
81%
15%
Corp
Mines
*79%
33 %
3
Corp-Seagrams
Dominick
6
81%
331/4
473%
Corp
Fruit
Pepper
Dome
12
77%
♦79%
34
25
National
Divco-Wayne
77%
81%
33%
16
preferred
Distillers
77%
*79%
48%
Co
4
52% July 18
~8%
i
*76%
81%
337/a
8,400
22,500
79%
15%
__r„
(The)
4
Sep
14% Oct
24
*78
77%
15
Apr
23%
78
*76%
48%
Co
31
8
27%
23%
78
76 %
16
Coatings
Alkali
26%
22%
78
48%
Corp-a-i
11
29% Mar
28
10
27%
223%
15%
Supply Co of N Y
6
7
13
26 3%
22%
*77
48
Inc
40 % Mar 23
26%
7,000
4,700
Co—6.75
Light
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
17
263%
14%
33%
No par
&
13%
*86
*79%
1
Delaware & Hudson
60% May 16
3
Apr
&
10
common__7
Inc
14%
77
Preferred
"
14
223%
13
4
14%
13,000
76%
80% Jun
83
10
14
13%
26%
9
47 % May
88 %
13%
22
*76%
4
88 y2
14%
77
100
27
39%
88%
13 3%
26%
A
79% Jan
39%
87%
14%
22%
series
393%
14
22%
3.75%
Light
383%
♦86
13%
26%
Preferred
Daystrom Inc.:
Dayton Power &
39
88%
14%
26%
19
32% Jan
23
15
38 % Apr
14
19
76% Feb
54% Dec
14%
23
16
28
14 %
34% Jan
80
82 % May
13%
25% Apr
80% Jun
3
38%
*86
14
16
74% Feb
39% Dec
39%
88%
13%
50c
Corp
Dayco
39
*86
—5
16
22
6
1
100
Inc
30
80% Aug 23
8
7
River Mills
Jun
49% May 31
4
17% Jan
Dan
preferred series A
25% Jun
31
72% Jan
75% Jan
Corp common
3%%
76% Jan
27 % Oct
Sep
Mar
9
•44
22
22
♦40%
9
8%
81
*801/4
41
41
41
44%
*44
42%
43
*46%
47
33,000
2,000
1,100
28%
*40%
22
81
28
41
7,400
2,900
27%
44
22
9
32,800
300
44%
44%
44%
42%
43
43
43
580
*46%
47
47
310
43%
*44
22
,
21%
*46%
43%
*43%
44%
*44
44%
22
22%
70
22
44%
50
1,800
E
20% July 28
39
Jan
5
22% Jan
5
25
34
Jan
8
23% Jan
3
32% May 15
29% Jan
3
42% May 16
22
Oct
24% Mar
8
30% Aug 30
75
Mar
3
82
15
Nov
94
Feb
92
1
25% Jan
4
136% Jun
9
29
65% May 23
3
Mar 21
1
15
Jan
81% Jan
88
Aug
45% Jan
94
3
16% Jan
3
101% July 25
96% July 22
467/8 Jan
6
1
Mar
32% Nov
87
21
1
28% Sep
48% Feb
79
Nov
96
11
Feb
Eagle-Plcher
6
89% May 24
'
99
Jan
,
6
38
Mar 24
Eaton
<90
Apr
3
89
Apr
24
37% Feb
9
49% July 28
93
2
93
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
4%% preferred——
100
Ekco Products Co common
2.50
4%% preferred
100
Feb
Feb
2
20% Jan
12
36% Apr
21
54% Feb
25
44% Jan
4
67% Apr
12
8% Feb
26
7% Apr
11
43% Oct
24
73
10% Oct
25
4% July 27
50
Jan
3
16% May 15
11% Jan
3
28% Nov 23
25% Jun
19
29
53 % Dec
8
50
10 % Dec
6
22% Jun
9
87% May 16
21
11% Jan
3
16% Jun
32"% Jan
10
42% Jun
1
23% July 28
35% Jan
10
13
34% Aug 22
38% Jan
4
78
Jun
20
84
16% Dec
8
23
32% Feb 24
5
25
Dec
Nov 30
52% Dec
11
16
5
20
Apr
28% Oct
Aug 30
73% July 24
5
A%
79% Mar 16
Sep
7
18% July 24,
33% May
8
41% Sep
6% Oct
1
37% Jan
43% Apr
7
20
54% Jan
7
58
Feb
11
20% Jan
5
8
26% Jun
24
6
40
Sep"28
19
3
23% Dec
Mar
30% Jan
Jan
Jan
7
4
26
% July 24
18% July 24
541/2 jan
59
jan
16% Apr
27
3
45% Apr
18
35
4
44% May
jan
1
8.50
com No par
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co_
20
22% Jan
1
100
5%
23
23% Apr
9
preferred
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
19
15% July 28
11% July 19
Co
Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co
6% Mar 22
32% Jan
Manufacturing
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer___1
Electric Auto-Lite Co
5
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shrs__10s
Electric Storage Battery
_10
Elgin National Watch Co
5
El Paso Natural Gas
3
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
2
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
5
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
65% Mar 22
Jan
25
37%
1
17% Oct 25
23
25
36
3
4
19% Jun
24%
24%
36%
10
44% Apr 29
5% Dec
1
33
24%
24%
36
Feb
4
24% Oct 31
24%
24%
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp—2.50
Eastman Kodak Co common_____l0
$3.00 preferred
50
10
26% Jan
7
24%
1
com„10
100
59% Jan
83
Jun
5
Air Lines Inc
Gas & Fuel Assn
prior preferred
Eastern
Eastern
4%%
25% May 17
119% Apr
Co—
30% Jan
,
5
July 29
Jan
27
Eurofund Inc
Evans Products Co
Eversharp Inc
Ex-Cell-O Corp
8
100
50
*86%
86%
86%
20%
20%
21
104%
103
96%
96%
101%
96%
36%
85,
35%
85
.-
24%
25%
25%
25%
17,600
36%
37%
37%
38
15,300
86
21%
102
86%
85%
22
22%
104%
105
*96%
97%
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35%
36
85%
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87
*86
48%
94%
28%
28%
28%
28%
62%
62%
63
63
51/4
5
12%
12%
57%
12%
26%
26%
26
87
5%
♦86
49
36%
10,900
85%
1,600
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30
87
48%
49%
94%
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94%
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94%
29
29%
28%
29%
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29%
62%
66%
65%
66%
66%
66 %
6,400
5%
4%
5%
5%
59,400
5
49
5
49%
5,000
1,200
57%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
26%
12%
26
13%
26%
5,100
26
26%
26
26%
55,900
77
77%
77
78
10,100
11,100
57%
57%
73 %
71%
74
75%
13%
13%
13%
13%
57%
77
13%
14
40
40%
40%
40%
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24%
24%
24
24%
23%
73%
74%
75%
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24%
87
39,500
49%
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72
•74%
9,900
%
36%
85%
47%
23%
84%
36%
84%
3,000
220
97
35%
85%
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86
22%
104%
35%
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57%
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22%
103%
84%
94%
40
86
24%
103%
35%
47%
51/0
24%
25%
97%
87%
57%
24%
25%
36%
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46%
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243/4
24%
36%
96%
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58
57%
57%
13%
14
13%
40%
14%
40%
40%
40
40
24
23%
24
23%
23%
75%
75%
75%
75
75
3,000
800
4,600
250
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
40%
25%
40%
25%
26
40%
4%
40%
4%
40%
4%
40%
4%
40%
40%
4%
40%
4%
5,400
18%
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4%
18%
4%
18%
19
4%
19
4%
28,200
56
*55
1
5
18
12
1
32%
39%
3
87
20%
102%
24%
:
55
•55
18%
18
19%
19%
20
19%
20
56
*55 %
56
*55%
56
18
16%
3,600
1,390
12%
33%
11%
18%
12%
12%
30%
12%
33
31%
31%
31%
39%
38%
32 %
40%
41
31%
32%
41%
41
9,500
42%
41%
42%
15,800
17%
11%
12%
17%
15%
13
16%
13%
14,300
5,400
F
48% Jun
8
62
23
Jan
4
34% Apr
4
7% Jan
3
14% Apr
3
Jan
3
28% Apr
4
Jan
6
13% May
8
25% Jun
30
20% Dec
6
35% Dec
27
5% Oct
24
12% Feb
20
20% Dec
28
28% Feb
20
21
5% Dec
5
1
6
81
Feb
1
9% Mar
89
Sep *20
May 12
27% July 14
83% Feb
28
37% Dec
Mar
For
33% Dec
fqptnotes,
5
27
81
Jun
21
85
43
Jan
11
51% May
35
Jan
4
32% Feb
20
see page 26
Feb
14
Factor
(Max)
<fe Co class A-
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
$1.60 convertible preferred
•
Fairchild
Stratos
Corp
Fairmont Foods Co
4%
convertible
common
preferred
45% May 17
5% junior preferred
Falstaff Brewing Corp
48% Jun
Family
5
13
Finance
Corp
1
53
par
•26
53%
53%
54%
53%
54%
53
26%
26
26
54%
53
25%
25%
9%
9%
9
25%
1
25%
*25
8%
9%
26%
400
25%
9%
40
*25%
25%
9%
9
86,800
1
10%
10%
10%
25%
10%
9%
24%
1,200
27
27%
27%
*82%
50c
9%
25%
11
11%
11%
27%
26%
11%
27%
12%
27%
64,900
84%
27%
27
*82%
84
27%
82%
4,500
82%
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83
50%
50
50
190
41
41
^3,400
45%
45%
'
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84%
50
50%
50%
50
50%
50
1
41
41%
41
41%
41
41
1
44%
44%
44
45
24%
50
44%
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24%
100
44%
54
*50
.
41
25
24%
12%
41
'
44%
45
10
4.900
194
Volume
Number 6077
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(435)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
441/2 Nov
5% Dec
28
15% Oct
691/4 Jan
9
4
91/8 Mar 23
3
1
8
57/a Jan
9
113/4 May
20% Jan
4
17% Jan
3
6
27
3
35
151/2 Dec
20
27% Jan
4
211/2 Sep
19
241/2 Jun
9
24% Jan
Oct
26
45
4
14% July 6
20% Apr 25
33% Jan
3
22% Jan
23% Mar 24
Jan
Co^d Surgical Corp
19% May 10
17
53%
01/8
01/a
54
01/a
22%
231/4
22%
337/8
33%
34
163/a
155/<>
2l1/4
21%
21%
33%
16
21%
33%
34%
33%
35
35%
23
23
23
23
403/8
44%
453/4
13Va
443/a
45V4
44
127/a
13
13
13
42%
27%
44%
28
43%
27%
44%
28%
44%
28%
44%
28%
20% 20%
26% ' 26%
45"/a 46Va
20%
26%
451/a
20%
27
45%
20
27%
451/«
20%
28
™
20
12% July 26
18% Jan
20/,
Fenestra
677/a Jun
15
42% July 25
52% Feb
28
Pem
241/4 Oct
26
47
Jan
5
141/2 Jan
5
20'/a Feb
4
27% May
2
15% Mar 16
231% Jun
12
271/8 Oct
24
39% Feb
26
26
Jun
19
35% Apr
11
32% Oct
4
45% Jan
19
33% Jan
9
48% July
Oct
24
301/4 Jun
28% Jan
4
54% May 17
47% Dec
22
61% July
6 i/a Nov
17
137/a Jan
231/2 Nov
7
38i/8 Apr
22
80
84
911/2 Dec
12
Apr
110
May 27
^
Jun
381/2 Nov 22
45
29
Jan
Sep 22
20
50% Feb
5
11% Apr
28
17% Dec
2
341/8 Apr
Corn
Lines Inc
lo
Firestone Tirp~Rnhw
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^"2° PM
m
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13
851/2 Nov
20% Oct
26
287/a Apr
11
Sep~27
X\
34% May
15
63
Dec
11
89% Jun
Jan
July 24
23
95
5
191/2 Jan
15
22
351/8 Jan
7
21
60% July 25
927/8 Jan
6
63% Jan
12
19% Jan
5
25
May 31
Oct
24
41% Jan
29
12% Nov
21
15% Jan
6
24
ISSi
31%
3
Jarf 20
66% July 24
Jarf ^5
Dec
30
30% Feb
15
May 27
841/2 Nov
21
Dec
16
21% Jan
4
12% Jan
19% Sep 29
38% May 31
27% Jan
7
22
Jan
5
46 3/4 Mar
42% July 27
59
Mar 30
171/4 Dec
66
32
14'/a
5
22
1
*23
s ™
™
20%
201/8
203/4
8%
1,900
22%
22
221/2
11,300
343/a
16
21%
34%
34%
2,400
15%
15%
6,900
21%
21%
900
35%
35%
35%
2,600
24
4,200
23 %
44%
71%
73%
70%
44%
4,100
27%
28%
5,900
19%
27
43%
35%
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35%
35%
44%
36
^
20%
2,400
28
6,000
-47%
29,300
45%
47%
31,100
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7%
2,600
27%
28%
19,500
*841/2
86%
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2,000
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28%
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201/a
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54%
8%
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34%
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7,900
107%
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120
500
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441/2
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451/2
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29%
7,400
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44%
6,800
36
36
72
28%
72
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66
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36
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11,400
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18
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13,600
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32 %
3,800
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73%
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Mil
100
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^
88%
73
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13
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Oct
^
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21%
55%
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*23%
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881/2 Jan
17% Nov
201/4
53%
21
Dec
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391/4 May 31
85
26
248
May 31
26% " 26%
45V4 46%
nVd"5
141/4 Apr 22
44% May 13
196
16% Jan
3'
13
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43% ,44%
28
28%
20% 20%
=
34% Jun
Sep
1
Products—No par
IT
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453/4
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18
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20
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Jan
27
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55
45
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49
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July 28
July 27
53%
01/8
31
1
Friday
Thursday
July 26
23Va
24
May 12
Wednesday
52Vb
15% Oct
34% Feb
July 25
22%
33%
16
35% Oct
32% Oct
3
Sales for
L0W AND, HIGH SALE PRICES
,
Tuesday
5
Fawick
Fedders
May 25
22'/4 Aug 15
39% Dec 14
191/2 May 23
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July 24
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2d5
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33
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251/4 July 28
Jan
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471/2 Jan
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3,500
231/2
24
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121/4
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26,500
371/2
38%
3,300
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68
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4,000
30%
13,400
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110
14,300
1,100
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12
3% Oct
51
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3
27
1
19% May
8
Gabriel
Co
313/a Mar 30
Gamble
Skogmo
57
Gardner-Denver
Mar 13
Dec
7
443/8 jun
29
56% Mar 17
6 3/4 Jan
24
15
3% Jan
3
5% May 12
24
Sep
29
31 3/4 Mar 25
24% Jan
9
29 % July
17
Apr
22
19% Sep
2
17% Jan
4
26 % May 15
11 %
Sep
9
10% Jan
6
13% May 15
30% Jan
6
22 % Jan
3
28% July 10
6
10% Sep
20
21% Dec
16
90
Jan
4
99% Oct
13
92% Jan
10
98
July 28
17
May 18
.26% Jan
21
20% Jan
3
27
Jan
58% Feb
8% Dec
137
80% July
5
123% Jan 11
1
30
Oct
28
7% Jun
16
146
9 % Jan
31
34% Jan
26
45% Jan
25
July 22
82
Jun
21
7% Jan
27
32% Oct
May 26
6%.July 20
93
4
16% Oct
75
4
17
July 26
34% Jan
31
89 %
July
10% Mar
140
Jan
24
5
3
19
9% May 15
Garrett
j
4 % %
14%
143/4
15'/a
15%
15%
153/4
163/8
26%
26%
27
27
26%
27%
26%
26%
50%
50%
51
50%
51%
51%
51%
51%
523/4
4,300
45%
45%
45 %
461/4
46%
48%
473/a
493/8
48 3/8
48%
11,100
Industries
Inc
common_l
$0.60
50
•28
1
24
24%
pref
No par
voting
American
Amer
General
100
Oil
Co
Baking
Co-
Texas_„5
common_.v,.5
preferred
Bancshares
22% Feb
27
General
Bronze
44% Feb
27
General
Cable
Corp
83
Mar
2
4%
18
33
Feb
9
General
21
8 % Jan
4
5% Feb
17
8
Mar 27
Contract
25
29% Jan
5
23
88% Jan
11
1st preferred
Finance
16% July 25
22 % Mar 21
General
Controls Co
45%, Jan
General
Dynamics
22
31
4
60% May
2
37% Jan 19
74
Jan
28
46
May 10
General
Finance
75% Dec
14
68 5/8 Jan
10
84% Jun
23
General
Foods
50 3% Jun
29
37% Jan
11
55% Apr
21
General
33% Dec
19
31
31
37
23
General
106% July 14
113
111
23
Aug 22
6
55"% Jan
100% Jan
5
108% Aug 25
76% Jan
4
Apr
3
40% Jan
104
853/4 Aug 17
Jan
6
10
79% Jan
63
63
63%
64%
66
65%
663A
40%
•39%
40%
40%
41
41%
41%
42
42
81%
823A
813/4
82%
813A
82%
81%
83
823/4
83%
18,000
38
39
44%
42%
43%
47,900
1
32%
107%
1%
46%
46 %
45%
No par
No par
106%
106%
106%
common
543/4 Apr
Apr
20
10c
Corp
Signal
General
Tele &
General
Time
General
Tire
100
7
lo
1
Jun
12
106% Jun
2
$5
55 3/a Jun
Gerber
19% Jan
4
143/4 Jan
3
21
May 19
Getty
Oil
19% July 18
17 5/8 Jan
3
21
Mar
Giant
59
100% July 26
30% July
7
23% May 11
113/a Dec
1
8
131/4 Jan
17
341/2 Nov
4
45% Jan
4
353/4 Jan
4
43
10% Nov 23
20 5/a Jan
11
IIV4 Jan
3
14% Jan
V<5%%
17% May 16
May 17
24
$4.50
Alden
Glidden
33% Jan
44 %
July 28
Goodyear Tire
24% Sep
32% Sep
29'
28% Oct
24
27
Jan
3
54
Jun
44 % Jan
4
351/4 Jan
4
75% May 10
26
3 3/a Jan
15
1% Jan
3
10 3/a Jan
15
7% Jan
3
14
$0.60
13% July 28
Granby
40% May 17
Grand
413/a Aug 24
351/2 Jan
17
52% Jun
5
Granite
32
15
25% Jan
18
39% Apr
3
Grant
Aug 25
75% Jan
4
80
6
3
19 % Apr
30
Feb
17
241/4 Sep
7
Jun
Jan
11
80
7% Oct
31
74
301/4 Sep
10 % Jun
151/4 Jan
18
8
Jan
Mar
3
Co
(W
4
Mining
Jan
15
11
Jan
4
25% May
75 % July 28
42 3/a May
For footnotes, see page 26
4
8
19
114%
115%
115
116%
115
116%
74
743A
$5
■'
74
733A
101
100%
■29%
303/a
129 %
19%
193/4
19%
6,000
1173/4
8,900
Xll5%
1163A
116
73%
74%
74
.*993/4
100%
*993A
100%
29%
743A
293/4
29%
293/4
■8,100
195/8
195/a
19%
19%
2,900
.
100 % 1
:
30
•/
'
19%
74
1,700
•.
,A
.
100
i
14
34,000
Co
City
13%
13%
13%
14%
14 %
13%
40%
40%
40%
40%
'40 3/a
40%
40%
40%
8,000
12
113A
12
11%
12
12
12
12
12%
2,300
2%
4,600
67%
673A
69
68%
69%
68%
693/8
68%
69%
38,100
42%
43%
43
43%
43%
43%
43%
44%
54,900
4
Corp J
2%
2
2
2%
2
2
46 3/4
75%
31,300
2%
2%
68,400
preferred_No par
Ltd
5
93/4
10
123/8
37%
9%
3
Tea
Co
4,800
93/4
12%
123/4
12%
13
133/a
13%
4,000
373A
X373/4
38%
383/8
383A
38%
38%
10,000
44%
47 %
25,000
30 3/a
31%
44%
44%
433A
31
313/a
30%
31%
78
78
78%
78%
14%
14%
14%
14.%
♦78
13%
47%
49 %
48%
493A
303A
31%
303/4
31%
783/4
78
78
14
13%
13%
12,100
52
52 %
14,100
♦78
783A
14%
13%
.
4,100
60
1
52
52%
Co—1
51%
51%
513A
52
513A
52
No par
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
243/4
25
24%
24%
55
55%
553A
56%
55%
553A
55
55%
55
55%
2,600
42%
43 %
42'A
42%
42%
433A
42%
42%
41%
42%
12,300
47%
13,400
25
No par
Corp
com
9%
93/4
12 3/a
373/4
44
1
9 5/8
9%
5,300
12 3/a
100
Pacific
9%
10
2%
373/8
6.25
Stores
2%
12%
2.50
1
No par
463/8
37
46%
47%
36%
373A
•144%
'
46 3/a
47
37%
36
•144%
145
47
47
36
36%
145
145
47
36 3/a
145
46
5,500
35%
36%
♦144%
145'/8
70
3,100
100
144%
3
29%
293A
29%
29%
29%
29%
293/4
293/4
29%
293/4
3,000
3
25%
25%
25%
25 3A
25%
25%
25 3/a
25%
253/a
25%
12,100
100
Manufacturing Co
preferred
2
2%
46
preferred
preferred
2
743/a
common
&
*113/4
14
43%
5
Co
Iron
133/a
41
67
Steel
T)
13%
40%
42%
preferred
Oil
•995/8
193A
♦92%
94
92 3A
923A
36%
37
37%
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
Gulf
74
2%
Greyhound Corp common
3
18%
74 3/a
27
3
14,300
19
45%
Green
3
10,700
17%
18%
2%
35 3/8 Mar 20
Jan
4 7 3/a
17%
19%
72%
13
181/4 Jan
46 %
17%
19
45%
145 % May 26
67
46 3/4
17%
19%
72
3
32% Jan
453A
17s/a
18%
4 6 3A
25% Feb
Jan
46
17
18%
70%
Sugar
29
45
17%
18%
45%
Financial
37
44%
17%
71%
Western
72
42
17%
47
Western
23
64%
45%
17
2%
Great
11
653/s
42%
70%
Great
17% Dec
23,300
46
53%-May 17
26 'A July 25
67%
3
393/a Jun
6IV4 Oct
66%
30
Co
Atlantic
4%%
67'A
71
Jan
96% May 24
64%
63%
46 3A
Ry
3 8 3/4 July 28
65
63%
2%
Northern
18
63 3A
70%
Great
Mar 22
8,700
46 3/8
23
90
365/a
1
393/4 July 12
311/2 Jan 23
291/4 Apr
353A
105
_l
5
1
36%
101
Inc
53 3/8 Jan
Aug 19
35%
19%
common
421/4 May 30
34% Sep
10
35%
29%
Co
97
450
35%
*995/8
Co
Prop
4
*102%
'102%
36
1
Ore
19
127,900
105
10
Paper
Jan
263/b
No par
Nor
22 % Jan
500
26%
353/8
5
Northern
82
255/a
500
25%
253/4
'102%
__5
Great
May 19
25%
26
*25%
36%
No par
Batteries
&
convertible
Shoe
25
105
5
Great
3
253/4
253A
25%
l
Co
7
Jan
25
26%
5
7
20
263/a
26
80c
;
Mar 22
24 % Aug 29
25%
104
69
17'
25%
104
28% Apr
193/4 Oct
26
25%
105
Rubber
Grayson-Robinson
7%
26
25%
35%
5234 July
'
263/a
25%
'103 %
3
1
•26%
25%
27,700
3
5
263/a
*25%
27,000
F)
&
R)
(W
*26
*26
99
3
28 3/4 Jan
5,300
10,200
♦98
35% Jan
139
37%
99
19 i/a Jan
15
37%
QQ
483A Jan
12
37%
99
4
Aug 19
36%
99
26
32 5/a Feb
37%
99%
18
34 s/8 Aug
36%
98 3/4
523A Jan
143
36%
99%
263/4 Jan
4
36
*983/4
411/4 Jan
24
36%
15%
16
May 11
36%
763A
24
221/2 Oct
23
143/a
Oct
26
223/4
75%
Dec
128% Jan
45
23 3/8
14%
18
51% Feb
44%
22%
76%
Co
(B
Union
33/4%
Great
45
23
14%
37
27
44%
223/4
753/8
:
Graham-Paige Corp
5
61/2 Jan
26
31%
44%
223A
__i
Brewing
Goodrich
Jan
6
313/4
433A
21%
14%
Inc
Gould-National
29
l5/a Oct
12
313/4 i
44%"'
313/a
433/8
22%
10
4
8 % Jan
15,400
4,400
X31%
433/4
75%
Corp
3
32 3/a Apr
31%
32%
21%
13%
Co
3
Grace
27,900
74%
common
Globe-Wernicke
1 % Jan
7
7%
315/a
43
_i
51% Jan
14
130
50
7%
31%
14
Co
6
3 % Jun
*48
7%
100
preferred
&
Goebel
7%
7%
73%
Gladding McBean & Co
4
8
7%
31%
1
21
July 26
-
13%
Co
3% Jan
May
7%
72%
Cement
Brothers
47% Jan
3
7%
7%
1,800
133/8
Co
Gimbel
Glen
7%
1,100
73
Corp
Gillette
Ginn
•46
82%
4
89 % Jan
15
82%
13%
Co
5
20
82%
2,200
100
Products
27
Oct
82%
,
713/a
Inc
Dec
69 %
3.33%
preference
32 3/a Sep
73/a Dec
1065/B
2.50
'
5% May 10
106%
106 3/4
common_83%c
Rub
Portland
26
1063/4
106%
_i
121/4 May 17
14% Oct 26
120% May 17
743/4 July 24
__25
25
Electronics
Georgia-Pacific
6
B)
preference
75% May 24
2
(series
Corp
&
4
1% Nov 29
1063a
106 %
21,500
Telephone Co of Florida-
533/e Jan
45
2.50
__6.67
Industries
23
23-% Jan
194,400
50
203/8 Mar 20
3
473/a
47%
50
79 3/8 Jun
6,
463A
47%
49
No par
preferred
21
330
47%
47%
47
34%
108
49
preferred
951/2 Feb
34%
108%
108
48
Si.30
16% Jan
333/8
108%
33%
33%
108'A
48
$1.25
26 3/4 Jun
42%
42%
33 %
•107%
48
61% Jun
'
40%
33'A
107%
Service
17
19
403/a
32%
107%
33%
108
Utilities
preferred
421/2 Feb
23
38%
3
900
Public
conv
Genesco
—.
62%
Public
$1.60
393/8 July 10
—
117,200
62%
General
3
Sep
63%
2,500
General
30% Jan
'
95,100
6
4
96
17
37%
7
5
25% Jan
17
37
Jun
40 3/4 Jan
——
17
373/4
7% Jun
103 % July
19
16%
37%
33% July 18
5
27
163/4
37%
20,800
26
Jan
16%
36%
74%
Jan
16% Oct
16%
35%
72%
253/4 Oct
88
16%
35%
*
74%
General
•
6,400
713a
27% May 11
4
150
3,400
6%
72%
261/4 July 14
32% Apr
3
20
6 %
713/8
3
87% Jan
6%
70%
27
5OV2 Jan
6%
«
6%
69%
251/2 Jan
6
6
69%
243A Jun
22
6%
68%
12
653A Sep
163A
35%
6
r
1
26 5% Sep
913A Nov
f
30
40%
Equipt Corp
5
11
16%
345/8
i
>79
Precision
241/4 Jan
13
5,100
29%
General
Steel
Jan
6%r
29%
41%
*77
i
30%
7
General
503/4 Jan
293A°
79
29 %
Jun
Railway
July 25
41%
*77
*
5
Refractories
42
42
29 »A
14,800
General
....
41%
78
29 3/a
35
General
5
41
771/4
293A
333/4
14
-
40 %
79
34%
38
Jan
•78
1
323/4
25% May 19
101
6
79
35
0
100
40%
40
293A
333A
3
25
4,100
343A
12
921% Jan
183/4
323/4
253/4 Jan
26
17 %
333/8
Jan
96 % Feb
17%
82
20% Jan
6
17%
343A
29
Jan
171%
6,400
32%
6
91
2,300
17
97
34%
4
4
800
8%
7
98
813A
1
22
6%
97%
83A
83A
34
333/4 Jan
533A Jan
63/4
97%
83/4
6%
98
34%
29% Jan
131/2 Jun
6%
97%
83A
40%,
1
2
63A
83A
7
973/o
823/a
36% Jun
1
6%
97
7.800
33
5
4
-
97
85
823/e
19
813A Jan
280
3,200
■'"-84%
34%
28
33 i/b Jun
843A
82%
20% Oct
24
84%
1
series
18% Sep
25
85
33%
$3.75
23% Oct
121/a Oct
833/4
22%
35
52
415/8 Oct
ii
if ^22 3/4
82%
23
July 24
83
J
33%
Preferred
5% Jan
25
22%
40
Corp
preferred
26% Jan
341/a May 31
223A
35
37% Jan
25
'V
23
l
10
233/4 Oct
98
No par
Corp
28
—-—
6%
22%
100
30
''
6%
\
82V4
83 %-.<)"
233/4
•78
Corp
27% Dec
''
„
22%
-
17%
Co_
9
3
,96%
.1"
15
78
3
98
Advertising
6
Nov
,83%,
23%;H>,T
17%
common
Motors
♦96
98%
Portland Cement Co
54% Jan
Jun
23
100
Corp
Mills
*96
Outdoor
22
6
98
General
66% Jun
45
*96
General
28
5
96%
10
Jun
Sep 28
2,600
96%
*
19
32
5
Apr
22% Mar
4,000
28%
28
26% Jan
21
35
125/8
28
Apr
15
Dec
25
12%
283A
42% Feb
Dec
41
43% Oct
$5
12%
28%
17%
preferred
General
xl2%
83 % Jun
28
32
4
5%
123A
28%
39
21% July- 1
July 13
Feb
May 31
49% May 22
108 % Mar 27
2,000
123/4
17%
Instrument Corp
40% Dec
7,200
281/4
1
99% Jan
23% May 23
101% Jan
7
..
13
5
38% Dec
Electric
.
243/8
28%
8%
j.
30% Apr 21
61% Aug 18
8
22% Mar
General
5
285/8
24%
12 3A
8%
Corp
70% Sep 28
3
43/4
*28
24
28%
8%
1
31% Jun
43A
29
28%
83A
CigafyCo Inc
General
23%
13
No par
com
77% July 26
4%
*27
24
13
~_5
27% Apr
33% Sep
28'/a
23%
4%
96%
Corp
12
15% Oct
45/a
•27%
24
2
Corp
36 3/4 Dec
Dec
4%
29
No par
General
8
6
233/4
"
of
Amer, Transportation__1.25
General
*28
2,100
28%
Investors com__l
$4.50 preferred
General
4%
28 3/a
Corp
14
Aug 24
4%
preferred
conv
General
$8
43/e
convertible
Acceptance
General
21% Apr
■
14%
26%
493A
JIZZ2
75 % Mar
!
14%
26%
5
Corp
Gar Wood
14%
5
Inc
Co
No par
8.33%
36
145
•923A
94
36%
36%
23%
23%
74
74
36%
37%
:
23 %
*73%
37%
23%
74
38%
i
23%
•73%
38%
*923A
♦923A
20
94
..
383A
48,000
23%
24%,
24
24%
3,900
.
74%
75
75%
38%
38%
38%
39
-
74
-
38 %
74%
23%.
38%.
94
38%
37%
1
,
.
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1
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1 nn
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(436)
.
.
.
Monday, July 31, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
LOW
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
i
STOCK
EXCHANGE
27% Feb
8
38% Jun
23
35 % Jan
40
Feb
21
82
Jan
6
86% Aug 26
85 % Jan
88% Apr
27
84
% Jan
7
91% Oct
7
86 Va Jan
94Va Jun
15
preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
91% Mar
93% Apr
10
$4.44
87% May 18
Aug 12
91
Gulf
States
Utilities
Co
dividend
July ;i4
com_No par
39 Va
39 Va
86Va
88
100
91
91
100
$4.20 dividend
*91
:_100
preferred
Tuesday
July 25
39 Va
39%
*86Va
88
91%
91%
*92
93Va
Monday
Par
92Va
HIGH
AND
PRICES
SALE
♦86 Va
Sales for
Thursday
Wednesday
July 26
39 Va
39%
Shares
July 28
38%
39 Va
*87
88
*87
*90
91
*90
91
*91
92%
*91
9,900
88
92 Va
*91
88
91
91
the Week
Friday
July 27
38%
39%
92%
130
90
'
Jan
97
4
103 V* Nov
15
101
Jun
104
102
Jan
105 Va Feb
Mar
2
$5
14
dividend
$5.08
100
97 Va Jan
11
103 Va Aug
19
24 Va Sep
28
36 Va Dec
29
33 Va Jan
Feb
24
55
Sep
26
53'A Jan
30
66
Apr
19
Hackensack
Water
35% Jan
3
51 Va Jan
4
42% Jan
3
56
Jun
1
Halliburton
Co
Nov
4
31% Apr
19
25 Va Jan
4
39 Va May 18
49 V* Mar 29
..
48
24
;
.
,
dividend preferred
Gustin-Bacon
Hall
(W F)
22% Jan
6
28% Feb
9
7
106 Va Jan
6
93 Va Jan
3
112Va Feb
13
20
32% Jan
25
26% Jan
3
32 Va Apr
11
Hammermill
28% Nov
25
47% Jun
21
29 % July 21
37Va Feb
15
Hammond
57% Jan
5
47% Jan
Mar 24
120% Jan
42
July
Oct
121
5
24
Jan
27
129
4
128
9
Jun
19
46
Jan
4 %
58% Mar 28
3
35
Hamilton
Va Oct 24
50 Va Dec
16
6
21% May 24
26% Sep
2
24 Va Jan
4
38Va Jun
29% Jan
11
20% Jan
3
Aug 31
23 Va Jan
23
27% May 18
33Va Feb 17
6
13% Feb
Hat
18
Va Oct
31
22 % May 26
8Vs Oct
26
27
11% Jan
6
37 Va Feb
77
Jan
5
Jan
4
84
Aug 30
37 Va Feb
17
55
Dec
27
7
11
Jan
9
47% Apr
16Va Apr
49'/a Feb
13
3
Jan
3
87
43% Mar 15
45 Va
:;--V
32 Va Jan
18
13 Va Dec
1
*23Va
48%
*.122%
Co
61% Apr
13
104 Va Dec
6
55 y2
Apr
13
76
Mar
9
40
Mar 14
Helme
4
38
July
21% Apr
17
7% non-cumulative preferred__25
Hercules Motors
No par
82% Dec
8
79
Jan
3
98
23
Hercules
111% Aug 26
108
Jan
3
Dec
20
67 Va Jan
4
119% Dec
9
112% Jan
4
70
38 Va Feb
1
67
Dec
21
18 Va Oct
26
28
Jan
4
24%
July" 13
54 Va
July 25
8
60 Va May 11
16
1
19
29 Va Oct
23% Feb
14% Dec
9% Nov
16
66
July 13
120
12% Dec
27
22.% July 25
Aug 22
68
92% Feb
3
34% Jun
15% Mar
20% Jan
115
Jan
6
July 17
7% Feb
7
Jan
112Va May
3
79% July 26
161 Va May
5
5%
W)
Powder
preferred
68% Apr
7
28Va Mar 30
Hertz
53
Hewlett-Packard Co
Apr
Co
Hewitt-Robins
140
16
Mar 22
Jan
20
37 Va Jan
4
30'A Jan
10
43% Mar 22
Hilton Hotels
28% Apr
6
24% Jan
12
30% July
5
16% Jan
3
Hoffman
5
8% Jun
13
30
Apr 28
29% May 10
11% Mar 13
7
29% Apr
19
40V2May26
Holly Sugar Corp
13
29 Va Feb
6
30% Oct
34
July 14
31% Jun
5Va%
5%
7
40% Jvlv ?5
Rinehart
37
May 19
2
40% Jun
52% Oct
20
53 Va Jan
16
Homestake
19
41% Apr
65 Va Jan
4
67% Dec
3
94
16
Honolulu
27% Oct
41 Va Jan
4
34% Jan
3
40% Mar 16
7
90
Apr
5
25% May 15
25
81 Va Feb
2
Jun
90 % Sep
13
83 Va Feb
20% Dec
12
26
Sep
19
20
4% Oct
26
8
Jan
14
Sep
30
21
14
16% Jan
16% Oct
10
22 Va Jan
4
16% Jan
3
36 Va Mar 17
38 Va Feb
10
36% Jan
13
39% Jun
19
49 Va
16
Mar
27
1
Jan
Mar
4% Jan
2
3
5
6
19
Apr
Hooker
$4.25
Mario
•+
19% Mar 20
$2.25
convertible
7
35% Dec
9
33% Jan
70 Va Jan
4
79
Aug 19
74% Jan
4
77
Jan
8
85 Va
14
82 Va Jan
23
85
Apr
25
88
Dec
16
93
Sep
Sep
13
88% Jan
10
93
Jun
7
4.40%
65 Va Jan
21
90% Dec
13
86% Jan
10
113% Jun
7
Houston
Lighting
11% Mar 30
19% Jun
30
12% May
14% Jan
Howard
Stores
2
Household
May 15
80% Jun
3%%
9
4%
15% Mar 23
Finance
28%
2,400
9%
2,000
28%
9%
9%
43
38%
13%
*413/4
43
*413%
36%
39
373/4
12%
13
13
13Va
60
60
60%
61
63
84
*83
*83
84
84
93/8
43
383/4
49
50%
49%
73Va
72%
30
73
37
1,000
12,300
50 Va
73
34,400
37%
42,100
1,900
*36%
37V4
37%
371/4.
*37%
37%
40
19 Va
19%
19%
19%
3,700
92
92%
92%
93
9,000
♦111
.111%
*78
80
*111
400
111%
*75
80
146%
146%
146
147
55%
55%
56 Va
56
57Va
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
500
300
700
16,900
39
38
383A
25,800
23
23%
23%
233A
8,500
10%
*70
7OV2
*111
118
*10%
10%
34Va
34%
*28%
29%
20Va
21
*115
10%
34%
*28%
21%
70%
120
10%
34%
29%
22
8%
8%
8%
39
31 Va
*30%
40%
39%
48%
74Va
76Va
36Va
37
*85 Va
87
21 Va
21%
4%r( 4%
-;*>•■...> *17%:718
18%
n
17% j 18 V4
48Va
74Va
37
87
21 Va
4%
*17%
18 V8
18 Va
*38Va
39Va
46 Va
48
76
76%
82%
82%
*89%
91
105% 107
13
13
17%
17%
*38%
47
*76
82Va
*89%
106%
39Va
43
76%
82Va
91
107%
13
34%
29%
21 %
8%
8%
8%
*30%
47%
48 Va
74%
36Va
*85 Va
21 Va
4%
*17%
38
-
>
17%
common_No par
100
.
47
76%
83%
91
91
—100
105%
13
Power—No par
1
48
•
39
76
*82%
100
39
39
77%
37%
87
21 Va
4%
;iL8''
*38Va
46%
&
5,300
28
273/4
9%
38 Va
39%
31 Va
Corp
233A
38Va
3
preferred
233/e
23%
38%
:
24V8
37%
38%
preferred
preferred
16,200
22%
*30%
common
9,700
343/a
223A
preferred____50
Houdaille-Industries Inc
9
623/4
333A
37%
20%
No par
62%
34%
22%
34%
*28%
common__5
preferred
63 Va
23 3A
52%
73%
37Va
37%
18%
19%
91%
92Va
*111
HlVa
79%
79%
*147
148
55
24Va
4,905
40%
10%
Hoover Ball & Bearing Co
5
Hotel Corp of .America common
1
5% convertible preferred
25~"
10
59%
*83
50Va
72%
*36%
*37
124%
40%
36%
10
Corp
491/4
*123
23
70Va
120
1
Corp__
4,400
49
1241/a
38%
12.50
Mining
Oil
Chemical
49Va
48 Va
*123
v
22 Va
*70
*113
10
Inc
19,800
24Va
30
preferred
Winston
&
112 Va
25
common
convertible
Holt
297/a
36Va
2.50
Holland Furnace Co
13
*78%
79%
147
147
54Va
551/2
50c
commoh
37
12%
*111
5
Corp
pfd series A
Electronics Corp
conv
293/a
24Va
1
6
59%
83%
49 Va
73 3A
37Va
37%
19Va
91
9%
*41%
38
89%
55 Va
*24Va
:
29%
25
5
1
30% July
37%
19%
90
112Va
55
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
1
3Va% preferred series A
100
$4% 2nd pfd (conv)
No par
Hill
Corp
5
4
28% Apr 21
70Va July 10
37Va
9%
43
58Va
83
46%
73
*36%
*37
19
43
*78%
79 Va
148Va 148Va
1
Inc
49
124
2,100
293/8
28
*112
100
_
19
23
May 20
1
28% Feb
2 1/12
$2 conv class A preferred-No par
Hershey Chocolate Corp
No par
21
Jan
1
10
common
Jan
13
A—1
common
48%
*122 Va
20
297/a
27Va
51%
73%
2
48V2
124
99
293/4
27
49%
73%
*36Va
*37
19
89Va
5
500
9%
*41%
36Va
12%
84
Feb
24%
*95
30
27
*83
Jan
24%
99
293/4
24Va
100
14
24
*94
23%
58%
34
24
99
30
29%
24
58
29% Jan
23%
*96
29%
29%
23Va
8.33 Va
5
23%
99
30
29%
323A
12%
7
23%
62%
39
4
2,200
63Va
32%
12%
Jan
13,400
34%
62%
31%
37
i;1
5
20
200
48%
333A
62%
31%
*41%
40c
33% July
36
Aug
58%
48 Va
34%
61%
30%
9%
74% May 25
*57%
49%
34V4
*122 Va
26Va
82 Va May 17
58%
48%
57Va
401/4
9 V4
3
*57%
50
34%
393A
26%
12,900
34Va
57Va
40%
1
40
453A
'K'>
■
40
____5
24
103
45
40%
23%
50% Jan
*102
45%
49
30
31
23%
16
102%
45
34%
29%
48%
62Va
preferred
Helene Curtis Industries class
Heller (W E) & Co
102
46
40
30Va
3.65%
104
40%
5
common
102%
23Va
48%.
62
__1
Inc__
*102
58Va
49%
*96
124
1.25
common
102 Va
40Va
1
___
:
*102
34
30%
29%
29Va
50
Industries
V
*57Va
49%
96
30
7.50
Inc__
Marx__
&
V
25
96
__100
com
preferred
(G
^j
1
100
1
World
Haveg
3
;
34%
46% Apr
29 Va May 12
aA
49%
Hayes Industries Inc
Mar 16
*102 %
46
2.50
America
J)
104-
46
34Va
common
Refrac
19
(H
*102V*
46 Va
49%
Co
27
Heinz
104
46
5
Co
&
Schaffner
5%
*102 V*
58%
preferred
Paper
of
102 Va
*57Va
Harshaw Chemical Co
71% Mar 21
81
Co
Organ
Corp
•101 Va
—25
Harris-Intertype Corp
Harsco Corporation
20
33% Jun
9% May 25
-
Watch
Harcourt Brace
5
102%
;; ;
.
preferred
Hart
8 Va Feb
34
; ;
1
convertible
6%
*10lVa
5
Harbison-Walker
May 24
41% July 11
71% Apr 12
102Va
—2,50
Printing Co—
26'A Jun
5
Co
H
;d;:
88% Jun
21 Va Dec
Mfg
*101Va
100
preferred
106
13%
1
*70
39
*70
120
10 5/8
34%
*28 3/e
22V4
70%
35%
20
70%
120
*115
10%
10%
34Va
10%
1,200
351/4
37,000
293/8
28 3/8
22%
200
28%
23
23
8%
39
13
17%
70%
*114
8%
83A
9,200
83A
38%
39Va
38%
38%
31 Va
*303A
31%
*30%
31%
40
x393/4
40%
39%
1,400
393A
48%
75%
37%
87
21%
4%
18
4,900
22,100
47%
48V4
12,300
723/4
74%
74%
75%
32,600
37%
38 3/8
38 3/a
39Va
31,700
471/4
48%
88%
10
21 Va
21%
21 Va
.21%
4,500
4%
4%
4%
43A
4,500
*87
.
88%
♦17V4
V
18
*87
'
17%
18%
18
*38 Va
48
18%
39%
*38%
493/a
473A
171/4
100
18%
4,700
40
48 3/o
16,800
*76
77
*76
77
80
*82
82%
*F2
82%
50
*89%
91
*89%
91
107%
108
5,200
13
3,500
107%
107%
13Va
13
13
13% Dec
2
3
23% Apr
7
Howe
1
17%
173A
183/a
18
18%
43 Va Jun
29
54 Va Jan
14
45
Jan
3
53%
53%
53%
53%
54
54
54
54
54
16
35 Va Jan
3
6
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd__No par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com
5
53%
40% Dec
58% May
58% Jun
8
24 Va Mar 14
51%
54 V8
517/a
52%
52%
53
53
551/4
54
55%
94
10
96%
96%
957/e
96
97
953A
96
96
96
97
97
8%
8%
*37V2
38%
*37%
38%
5
21 %
21%
87/a
38%
21 Va
8%
*37%
8%
*37%
21 Va
8%
50
8%
38%
21%
96%
8%
*37%
21
96
96%
1
*95%
96%
8%
2OV4
20%
333/4
33%
50
84 Va Feb
25
90% Aug 24
24% Jan
4
Sep
93 Va Dec
14
90 Va Jan
27
92 Va Jan
4
99% May 24
100
Jun
26
11% Apr
5
34% Jan
3
38% Feb
28
21 Va Jan
7
17 Va Jan
3
23
Juiy
13% Jan
11
32
Oct
26
39% Jan
16%
Oct
27
8
30 Va May 31
35
Jun
313/4 Jan
4
25% Apr
28
31% Jun
47% Jan
6
313% Jan
3
Jan
27
62% Dec
30
41
58
Jan
23
44 %
A
preferred
series
B
100
100
.
common
convertible pfd
Hussmann
19
25
series
5%
12
21% July 25
preferred
Hupp Corp
7
28% Oct
_
5%
21
25
Co
5%
9
Jan
6% Oct
Sound
series
Refrigerator
Idaho
Power
Ideal
Cement
A
Co
Illinois
Central
76 Va May
8
Illinois
Power Co
38Va
20
20
*96%
Va
33%
33 3A
33%
33%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29 Va
29%
29Va
41%
42 3/a
42 3/8
43%
42 3a
43%
42%
70
71%
71
71%
70%
72
72
721/4
72%
42
43
*42
'
18
43
Aug 12
41
Jan
4
43VaApr
4
4.08%
preferred
50
43
•42%
43
45
Aug
43% Jan
20
44 Va Jan
30
4.26%
preferred
50
*43%
44%
•43 %
•43%
44 %
43
43
45% Jan
22
Jun
23
49% Jan
25
4.70%
preferred-
50
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
42% Jan
4
49% Aug
9
46 Va July 27
44%
48%
44 Va Jan
4
4.42%
preferred-.
50
*46
47
•46
47
•46
47
Feb
11
50
*43 V*
44
*43%
44
15
43% Jan
18
47'A Apr 12
44 Va May 22
31% Nov
22
57% Aug 23
32 3A Jan
23
50% May
38'A Feb
17
50% Dec
27
50
10
66'A Jun
12
Indianapolis
8 % Feb
25
Feb
20
21
Ingersoll-Rand
43
Industria Elect De Mexico_100 pesos
913A Jun
44 % Aug
53/fl July 11
65
145
Sep
28
Dec 13
86 Va Apr
154
36% May 2
29% Oct 25
29
Jan
5% Jan
71% Jan
145
Jan
Jan
3
3
18
50 Va Jan
40% Jan
43 % Jan
33 Va Jan
3
Feb
5
35 % Dec
353A Jan
30
34% Nov
29
49 Va Jun
86
Feb
2
93
21
Nov
1
3
8
147
Jan
49% Mar
56
4.20%
6%
24
90
95
12
21% Jan
3
May 19
Jun
Interlake
International
Int'l
38% Sep
23
19
42% Jan
3
55% Jun
9
2
148% Aug 25
142 Va Jan
4
8
36% Aug 24
34
Jan
5
149% Apr
50% Apr
27
Feb
69 % Jan
12
80
25
77 % Jan
3
82
Oct
Apr
Iron
6
30
21
253/4 Jan
58 % Jan
3
59 Va Dec
3
36% May 16
82 Va July 26
Int'l Nickel
21% Feb
19
15% Jan
4
223A May 11
International
30 Va Dec
22
31% Dec
30
29% Jun
19
36 Va May 17
8
94 Va Aug
15
933A Feb
7
95% May 11
9% Dec
30
19% Mar
2
9% Jun
7
143/4 Feb
6
2
543/8 Feb
7
69 Va Mar 28
23
26% Dec
14
213/a Jan
5
Oct
24
41% Jun
20
26
Jan
91 Va Dec
35% Apr
42 Va Apr
7
139% Jan
8
95
32% Dec
20
$4
23
70% Mar
38
12
413/a
42%
x 40
93
93
May 31
39% Jun
14
30
443A Jan
4
15
33 % Jan
11
60% Apr
48 % Jun
12
45% Apr
4
13
33 Va Jan
21 Va
Dec~27
16%
I6V4
16%
31%
32 %
31%
32
95%
95 Va
*94%
3
49 3A Jun
9
Iowa-Illinois
Gas &
383/8 Jan
10
433/4 Jun
8
Iowa
&
20
Oct
115
Jan
18% Oct
31
4
26
36% Jan
42%. Jan
7
213/4 Jan
3
Sep
7
115% Jan
3
44 % Jan
4
124
17 3/4
July 20
14
30 3/a May 17
1223A May 10
24% Feb
Elec
Power
9%
543/8
56
551/2
55%
*55
22%
23
23 V*
23 %
23%
23V4
24%
23
241/4
9,200
32%
333A
33%
35 Va
34%
35%
34%
35
9,700
98
99%
353A
35 Va
35%
35%
36
35%
36 Va
24%
24%
26 %
26
27
26%
27V4
*39
40
Island
$6
35
35
243/4
24 Va
Creek
Coal
Circuit
*39
Co
•39
40
♦39
103
40
9%
9V4
101%
102
102
*37
9%
490
56
1,200
IOIV2
7.100
,
\
40
543/8
54%
54%
54%
54%
55%
55%
56%
56%
43
43
43%
42%
43%
42 %
42%
42%
42%
*451/4
46
9,900
___
49.800
57%
42
\
3,400
,45%
45%
45%
45%
45 %
46
46%
600
253A
26 Va
25%
25%
25 %
26
25 5
a
26%
26%
27%
8,600
24
24%
233/4
24
23%
23%
23%
241/4
23%
23%
3.700
5
•49
49
49%
48%
49
451/8
45%
44%
45%
2,900
41 Va
41%
42
1,900
27%
8,300
•44 %i
45 Va
1
•40
10
26 Va
50c
common
116
1
Breaker
40
;
9%
3.50
;
Electric Co
preferred
I-T-E
20
98
34%
24 Va
Power Co
Light
400
93/a
543A
22%
Light &
55
41 3a Jan
*9V4
93/a
543A
Iowa
3
21
Aug 29
59,800
95%
10
Power
Dec
8,300
32%
*94%
55
Interstate
40
16%
31%
95%
•9%
8.33 %
com
Co
A
54%
26
463/a Aug 26
30,300
*94%
293/4 May 25
43
2,500
821/2
16%
16%
313A
313/a
•94%
50 Va Jun
l
29%
82 Va
16%
31%
4
4
29V4
82 3a
16%
12
4
28%
82
82%
27
32% Mar
28
27%
95%
82
82%
81%
20% Jan
36% Mar
7,300
*80
*80
81%
27%
40 Va Jan
May 19
May 4
1,510
43Va
16 3/a
21% Jun
22
1461/4
42%
273/4
7% preferred
L—.
25
International Telep & Teleg-No par
International Utilities Corp com__5
$2 convertible preferred-;
25
Interstate Dept Stores
1
4
51%
145%
43
81%
31%
17.300
5)1/4
146
813/a
•94%
26,700
42%
273A
2.50
100
22 300
24%
488
1451/4
42%
16%
No par
Silver
51%
51
24%
484
100
_100
Shoe
International
243 8
481 %
472
2,500
2,100
No par
Salt
International
27
23%
23%
472%
81%
98%
International
6
32% Apr
38 Va Jan
23
27%
common
23,000
94
81%
•98
7
38 Va Jun
48% Dec
*92 Va
27%
No par
3
35
93
5
1
1,100
8,900
45%
93
No par
Limited
44%
93
823/4
32%
29
46%
7
89%
152
41
•80
Corp
6%
x88%
*145
40%
51
32
Jan
45
49
14 3
10c
23% JUly 12
32% Jan 11
■
6%
90 Va
152
411/4
49%
Resistance, Co
323/4 Jun
6%
90
40%
42 Va
No par
Paper
preferred
1,200
40%
145 %
Canada
Packers
4,900
60
49%
465
•80
10
411/4
59%
45%
42 3/a
82%
44%
40
601/4
49%
146%
*80
*43%
41 %
45%
41%
International
17
50
441/4
47
493-i
145%
17
25
49%
20
430
*46
46%
42 3/a
1
17
23
467%
130
48%
*45Va
146 %
Corp
Feb
23
465
93
5,400
421/4
47
*145
49
V*
7,800
44
46%
42
Rectifier
32% Feb
May 10
50
93
93
45%
46
40
6%
146
International
32
18% Jun
49%
23
470%
11
30 Va Apr
40
22%
467
5
3/4
44
•45%
48%
9,400
25,100
40%
90%
100
Aug 24
1233A Mar
453A
46%
41V*
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
5%
preferred
24
45%
42V4
*43
33%
44V4
152
100
International
86% Jan
43 3/a
43
*45%
6%
89%
*145
com__5
Chemical
Mining
of
46
46%
l
Machines
common
&
International
43%
89
152
•45%
_100
preferred
26% Dec
Dec
453/4
6 3A
63A
88
•145
5
common
preferred
Minerals
4%
20
22% Dec
423A
63A
88 Va
152
1
Corp
Harvester
7%
Int'l
21
17% Aug
5
473A Sep 20
4
12% Aug
55
63A
87%
•145
No par
Business
3,300
*59%
60
No par
42%
*46
41%
60
Ctfs Inc
Corp
preferred
4% %
273/8 May 31
499
41
60%
100
Interchemical
Apr
40%
60%
Co
17
18
39%
60
Inspiration Consolidated Copper__20
47% Apr
Jan
41
common
Insuranshares
139% Feb
50% Jan
&
preferred^
38% Mar 13
July 11
34% Feb 18
•43%
39
60
Corp
Power
45% July 28
447
29
General
Inland Steel
3
May 17
44
1
Light-No par
preferred
Indiana
4
140
731/4
common-
18
41
300
24,300
43
33%
39% Jan
48
1.400
29%
42
323/4
41 3A Feb
4
12,700
12.8Q0
98
15
Co
333A
8%
29%
5
RR
97
*95%
18%
41
5
Co
6
18
No par
Co
July
«
Co__
173/4
5
49%
*49
493/4
*49
49%
45%
45
45%
X45%
45%
40%
40 3/4
40%
26 3/a
26 Va
26%
116
115%
116
18
17%
18
4.1
26%
*115%
18
41%
27%
117
18 V*
*41
27 Va
27%
*115%
117
18 Va
19
27V4
*115%
18%
117
18%
600
30
5,700
J
12% Dec
1
10 Va Oct
13
Jan
12
Jan
3
18% Jan
7
13 % Jan
3
Aug 22
52 % Apr 13
83
Sep
1
62 3/a May 31
80% Jan
27
483A Feb
6
79
Dec
13
73% Jan
4
110% Mar
9
18% Dec
5
15% Jan
3
28% Feb
76%. Jan 26
40% Oct 24
76% Jan
443A Jan
53% May
8% Mar
For
20
22
13
87
footnotes,
see page
173/4 Mar
2
Jaeger
193/8 Apr 11
85% May 19
14
73
6
86
Jun
553A Feb
13
Jefferson
26
27
74% May 22
7
15
Lake
Sulphur
Jewel Tea
•
~
Co
Inc
preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
Johnson
Jonathan
&
Johnson
Logan
^o
•
common
33/4%
Inc
14%
14%
5
Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt
Mar 23
Jan
82
Machine
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
1
14%
84
15%
84
15%
84
15%
84
143/4
15Va
14%
15
84
84
84%
841
62
62%
64
65
65
pfd—100
1
*82%
100
—5
5
_50e
*
60%
83 %
19%
85
613A
*82%
64%
85
*82%
14%
85
14%
.1434
a
14%
1,500
14%
7,600
84
84
65
64%
64%
"83 Va
85
*82 Va
60
83 Va
.3,500
18,100
62%
59%
603/4
60%
61 Va
61%
64
63%
65
89
87
88
87 Va
89
88
90
89
89%
4,100
19%
19%
193A
19%
20 V*
9,000
19%
19%
19%
19%
Number 6077
194
Volume
.
.
(437)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
LOW
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 2
Year 1960
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
49 % Dec
6
8?% Jan
4
95 Va Mar
8
99% Aug 24
;
101 % Apr
Jan
17
5%
•
llVeDec
8
18% Jun
13
21 %
May 26
21
47% Jan
8
38% Jan
48
Mar 20
32
Sep
29
54% Jan
6
37% July 19
49 % May 23
86
Oct
5
111 1/2 Jan
5
96
Jan
&
Jones
29% Oct
13
YORK
STOCK
Par
common_10
65%
67Vo
100
Laughlin Steel
99%
99%
(Earle
M)
__1
18%
18%
Joy Manufacturing Co
39%
39%
39 Va
39
;_1
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Shares
July 28
July 27
39.900
38%
69%
71
70%
71%
70 Va
72
99%
18%
40
18%
Co
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
July 26
68%
67%
99%
preferred series A
Jorgensen
July 24
AND
Wednesday
Tnesday
July 25
Monday
EXCHANGE
73% May 22
56 Va Jan
96
NEW
Highest
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
18%
19%
18%
19%
19
19%
3,200
41
41 Va
4lVa
42
41%
42'/4
10,500
40%
26,400
520
K
42% Jan
101
47
12
105% Oct
Jan
44% Jan
48 V* Jun
11
103 % Jan
18
122
25
4%%
convertible
11
110 Va Jan
18
Jun
6
58 Va Jan
17
73% Jun
14
17
75 Va Jan
9
79 V* Apr
11
3.80%
86 Va Apr
12
4%
122
Jan
20
84 Va Jan
27
86% Jan,
951/2 Oct
5
92 % Feb
6
Jan
4
6
Oct
90
82% Mar 18
90
10
85
87
85% Feb
9
62% Sep
29
79% Jan
8
34% July 12
37% Sep
16
54% July
8
July 28
Jun
36'
Jan
4%%
pfd__100
conv
*108
112
4.20%
preferred
i
100
*87
-
88
4.35%
preferred
100
*87 Va
89
11
82% M'ar 22
39 Va May
64% July
1
Kansas City Southern com
3
4%
•
12% Jan
3
25% July 28
Kayser-Roth
50 Va Jan
11
70
25
50% Jan
6
31% Feb
23
13
30% Aug 17
25% Jan
3
Gas
3
Jun
Kansas
Kansas
Power
6
8.75
1
Electric
&
&
Light
Kelsey Hayes
Kendall
25
100 % Jan
6
73% Jan
3
94 V* May 16
30
55% Jan
8
,52
Jan
4
77% May
9
Kennecott Copper
Kern County Land
40% July 25
57% May
3
Kerr-McGee
31% Nov
7
46% Jan
5
62 V4 Feb
11
89% Dec
20
16% Dec
12
18% Dec
21
25 Va Dec
2
31% Jan
6
4
46% Jan
24
76% Jun
21
Jan
7
821/4 Apr
14% Feb
17
36% Dec
7
Jan
12
10
7
26% Apr
27% Feb
KLM
47% July 27
85
Dutch
Koppers
July 20
4%
Co
Jan
3
31% Jan
4
68% Mar 30
Korvette
34% May 19
Kresge
78
11
Inc
40V*
39
83
62 Va
40%
36%
84V*
63
84%
63Va
43V*
36%
42Va
^42%
36%
79%
*21 Va
20%
36%
80%
22
20%
46%
85
1
100 g
/
10
common
46V*
*84
58Va
100
Inc
J)
___1
59
80%
21 Va
20%
45%
83
21%
20%
46%
84
84
58%
59V*
32% ' 33
20%
21V*
12 Va
12 V*
x27%
28
36Va. 36%
':
27% Sep 29
19% Jun 10
Jan
3
34% Jan
6
20 V* Jun
9
26 Va Jan
19
Kress
32%
20%
32%
20%
11 Va Dec
5
20Vt Jan
8
11 Va Jan
3
14
Jan
16
Kroehler M'fg Co
5
12
25% Oct
28
36% Mar
2
27% July 25
34 Va Apr
6
Kroger
1
28
Oct
21
36
38% Feb
23
—_5
37
12 V*
28%
37V*
18'A Feb
29%"
30
25
Jan
5
30 Va Jan
3
K
V
(S S) Co—
H)
(S
&
Sutherland
P
Laclede
Gas
Co
10
25% Dec
29
25% Jan
27
34
May 25
35 Va Dec
21
45
21
45
Apr
13% May
2
14% Dec 30
23% Jun
20
24 V* Jan
6
14% Jan
3
18% July 14
Lee
Mar 15
13% Jan
6
11% Jan
3
16% Apr
20
Lehigh
Coal
32 V* Aug
1
24 Va Jun
29
33 Va Feb
16
Lehigh
Portland
1 Va Jan
4
2 % Mar 21
Lehigh
Valley
16% Jan
4
22% Mar 22
3% July 18
6% M'ar 22
4.32%
21
10
22
26
19'A Jun
8
28
7% Jan
20
32% Jun
5
Lane
26
29% May
9
Lear
46% Oct
4
48 Va Apr
28
3
Aug 31
10
Jun
19
10'A Jan
46 V* Nov
23
61
Jan
4
28
Sep
23
24% Jan
18
Nov
"2D~
61% Jan
47
5
Libby
9
Liggett
4
7%
152
May
59% Mar 16
42 % May
6
I 56% Apr
43 V* Sep
23
4
44% Jan
3
12% Jan
4
34 V* Aug
10
23% Jan
26
57% Jan
12
96% Dec
9
17
35% Mar 29
143
May
5
Lily
&
Litton
Industries Inc
20
87 Va Jan
4
32% Jan
4
26% Jan
26
50 V* July 27
Lockheed
19
5
15% Jan
10
34% July
Loew's
19% Nov
17
30% Jan
4
22
Aug
July 24
•-
6
27
Lone
Star
Lone
Star
22% Feb
Feb
8
140 V* Dec
30% Jan
13
43% Dec
30
96
Jan
21
80
Jan
8
81
Jan
20
2
29
Apr
10
Jan
11
170
Apr
14
41% Jan
27
111
4
135
3
Feb
9
Jun
16
85
Jan
13
90
87
Mar 29
90 Va Jun
5
3
55% Apr
17
Sep
14
42 Va Sep
2
39% Jan
1
136% Jan
142
130 Va Mar
4
38% Feb
1
52% July
47% Dec
7
78% Jan
22
Sep
104
87 Va
146
4
Jan
4
49 V* Jun
1
29
51
4.84%
series
16
7%
20 V* Jan
4
14'A Jan
3
18% Mar 28
6
91 Va Jan
4
53
Jan
3
77
15% Oct
18
21
Jan
6
15% July 28
8
83
July 12
27 V* Jan
12
38
May 17
114% Dec
28
124
Aug 16
115% Jan
6
119
M'ar 21
6%
29% Oct
7
32% Jan
3
50 Ve July 28
Mack
41% Dec
30
51
14'A Dec
May 17
20% Feb
23
Lykes
53
53 Va
25%
122V*
1
46%
47 Va
31%
32%
4
22
25%
22%
25%
25V*
100
*148
52%
com—_10
,—100
101
*87
150
156
53
101
87
88
52 V*
25%
150
52%
53
101
101
*85
87
*87% 88%
51% 52%
52%
52%
*100V* 102
*85
87
87%
87%
52
52 Va
141'A 141%
58%
58%
(Ky)_Nopar
50
51'A
51 Va
51 Va
51%
1
15
64'A
15V*
15Va
65%
15%
65%
18
18
17%
17%
Sons
&
*85
122
47 '/a
32%
124
50%
141V*
58V*
_100
—J—
Inc
3.33Va
Co__
Steamship
127% 129
48 Va 49%
33%
34V*
22% 23%
25% 25%
*150
156
126%
48%
34V*
22%
22%
10
10
Co
37%
500
62%
63%
2,600
46 Va
46
46%
2,300
24 Ve
25%
24%
25%
177,600
66%
68
68
68%
32.930
34%
35 Va
34%
38%
39 V*
33
39%
7.300
85%
87 V*
86%
87%
22.200
64%
65%
65
65%
6.000
42%
43%
42%
44 VB
77,800
3.%
37
37
37%
2,000
83 V*
84
83
83%
12,400
21V*
21%
21V*
21%
20
20 V*
20 Va
20'/a
1,500
47 V*
47%
47%
47%
10,700
83%
-
83%
83 Va
83 %
...
141V*
58V*
*14*V* 141%
58% 58%
-
67
51%
53
14%
15%
x68%
69%
18
18V*
.
35%
13,600
2,100
90
56'A
58%
58%
59
26,500
32%
33
32%
33
4,800
20%
20%
20%
20%
12,000
12 V*
12
12 Va
1,100
28%
28%
30'A
28.100
■36%
34%
35%
2.800
29%
6,300
*12
28%
36
29%
29%
30
*41
51
*44
51
*28
29
28
28
500
25%
26%
25 Va
26
47,200
18%
18%
18%
18%
2,800
14 V*
14 %
14 V*
14%
2,600
26 Va
26%
26%
26%
21,100
1%
1%
1%
1%
11,300
*19%
4%
4%
4%
30
38%
39
200
19%
19%
20
29%
/.,*
5
6,400
29%
30
13,700
39'A
nj;>" 38%
4,900
"
42%
42%
42%
42%
2,300
51 %
51%'
51%
52'/a
23,200
12%
13
12%
12%
14;630
64%
10,700
93%
94 Va
150
149
v.
94
150
240
150
51%
52%
50%
52 %
8,100
35%
36%
34%
36%
48,300
53
26V*
common
79
37%
'
92%
149'A 150 Va
52% 53%
33% 36%
53
preferred
D
(M)
Bros
42%
51
12%
92 Vo
25V*
Nashville-
Steel
Lukens
51%
12%
92%
*150
150 Va
51 Va
53%
33%
34%
,
24%
Corp
preferred
Lowenstein
30
49 V* Dec
38
•'
50%
12%
92 Va
■
1
Lighting Co
B preferred
&
50%
12%
92 Va
43
_1
Louisville Gas & El Co
Louisville
'
53
"
79
63 Va
46 V*
26%
1%
20
5
30
38%
43 V*
52..
13
53 Va
Corp
Co
Series
58% Mar 28
14V*
26Va
1%
*19%
4%
29%
24% Vo.:
100
series E preferred—100
Lorillard
(P)
Co common
5
4.25%
4.35%
14V*
26%
1%
19%
24V*
preferred
conv
Island
May 25
62 % Jun
Gas
5%
14 Va
25%
lVa
19%
4%
297/a29%
-37% lu q
37%
52%
Inc—
Cement
Long
8
^ar
100
22
87 V* Nov
34 Va May 18
59 V* May
Aug 19
102
Aircraft
Theatres
27% Feb
18%
5
29%
37%
43 V*
1.400
78%
37%
63%
26V*
18%
14 V*
14%
25%
1%
20
4%
•——
37%
28%
50%
12%
92%
149
149%
51V*
51%
34
34%
.'
50c,-
—
89
51
—5
Corp_—
*87%
30
.2.50
Co
Lionel
17
14
51
24%
18%
'
h 43:Vt'i J,43V*: hU''/
7
Cup Corp__
Ling-Temco
Electronics
Belt
.,
,,
com—L25
100
—5
Tobacco
Myers
preferred
29%
*43
29%
20%
'37.%
.smnt .•
Co_____5
McNeil & Libby
Feb
18% May 11
Glass
Tulip
Link
1
No par'):/
C<Jafp_>2-Ji
36V*
28%
.....
1
Libbey'^Owens-Ford
94% Mar
81% Jan
146 Va Jan
151
7
15 V* Jun
4
6
13
4
No par
Products-.—
Stores
20
89
28%
36%
18Va
—No par
Corp——
Fink
&
Lerner
60% Mar
12 Va Dec
Jan
Lehn
21
32%
20%
12
28
24Va
18%
25V*
1%
*19%
4V*
■/', 29V*
1
com
A
10
88
88
84
59
33
21
12 Va
14
Co___10
,_15
Industries
46
84
57%
>'
23%
18Va
23%
Cement
95
*87
20%
47%
*27%
28%
23V*
5
Navigation
&
.
29%
*44
51
*27%
Tire__
&
conv pfd
series
Valley RR
Lehman
*44
No par
.
46 V* May 22
91 Va Jan
78% May 19
140
$1.50
Lehigh
48% Apr
3
19
23 Va Jan
70 Va Jan 22
5
26 % Jan
9
24
9Va Oct
22
28% Sep
29
25
A
50c
Rubber
30% July 11
29% Jan
34 Va Jun
Jan
22
series
Inc___
15
24% July 26..
4
common
Bryant
Jan
16
3% Mar 11
lVa Dec
16% Sep
3% Oct
Paper Co
preferred
26% Jun
25% Oct .25
10
L
!
Co
27 V* Mar 11
Apr
10
Co
*94
*87
37
64
21 Va
41 Va
1
Co
95
44
36%
82V*
21 Va
20V*
1
Airlines
*94
85%
65 Va
83%
63%
2,200
78
88
39%
83
70
*77
*86%
78 V*
37%
33
28
23Va
70
78
*87%
40%
62%
Co
preferred
(E
45 Va
112
'
88
88
89
78
*66
33
46
200
300
111
*77
37%
64
45 Va
24%
66%
33Va
37%
63%
47%
•' *108
71
70%
JuO
lou
I V4
111
110'A
112
*108
93Va
33
:_5
Wife
*47 V*
*86%
24%
66Va
32%
.
*9
47
110%
70%
40%
par
Industries-.
&
Corp
Thermos
Royal
/
77%
38
63%
40%
99
47
78
88
32V*
2.50
No
Co__
King-Seeley
9
3
Oil
Steel
*
*86Va
93Va
*87
*87 Va
78
8
Kimberly-Clark
10
26
Jan
36
Feb
93
Keystone
•
*77
78
88
95
88
89
_1
„—
71% Oct
42% May 23
65Va
Co
Co
46% Sep
4
Co
50c
46% Jun
32 V* Jan
65
Co__No par
Corp
37% May 26
14
22%
77%
37%
63V*
45%
23%
77
50
Kellogg Co
6
>
37%
62%
45 Va
No par
preferred
non-cum
37% Jan
Jun
*86Va
*93 Va
88
*87%
77%
*37V*
63%
45%
23%
65 Va
32%
95
16 Va July 11
20
88
70%
70%
*77
*86Va
*93 Va
48 Va Apr
16% Jan
78
100
100
3
30
72
*77
„_i
21
47
110
113
70%
*71
100
preferred
91% Apr
3
10
Oct
77
110%
88 Va Jun
30% Oct
34Va Oct
*109
4.50%
4
12
6
100
preferred
preferred
51% Dec
Jan
Apr
47%
preferred
50 Va Jan
23
11
36
*47
50 '
40 Va
39%
99
39 Va
40 V*
*99
100
*47
47%
*109
112
*108
1121/2
39%
99Va
99%
47
110
*108
100
*99
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
391/4 Aug 24
9
31 Va Feb
100
i
(ser of 1959)
38 V*
33 Va
95 Va Mar 28
27
68 Va Jan
Corp
preferred
preferred
4%%
May 19
29
87
23
1
Chem
&
convertible
Jan
80% May 23
43 Va Feb
4Vs %
79 Va Aug
8
Mar
74
6
25
Alum
59 Va Dec
125
3
45
108 Va Apr
23
13
May
1221/4 Jan
30
Sep
Jan
Kaiser
53%
52%
4,000
53
™
26%
27%
26%
128%
130%
128%
49%
50%
15,500
27
130%
49%
48
27,100
182,400
33%
.
34
33%
34%
21,400
23%
■
23%
23%
23%
25,600
25 %
25%
25%
25%
14,800
156
*150
156
20
53
53
54
3,700
*101
102
*101
102
?85
87
*85
87
*87%
88%
*87%.
88 Va
*150
52%
51%
-
52%
52%
141 %
141V*
141%
58%
30
141%
58%
30
—
26,300
54
410
58%
58%
1,600
52
50%
51%
6,500
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
3.200
70
72%
70
71%
11.400
16%
18
15%
16 Va
8,400
x51 %
M
Mar
26
37% Mar
Jan
79
16% May
52% Jan
43
Jan
5
23
44% Jan
16
82 V* Jan
5
88% May
20% Feb
7
27
38 V* Jan
4
63% May 17
Magma
46
4
96% Jun
Magnavox
3
21
Dec
30
59 Va Jan
7
Jun
2
55
17
.
_
—
V
'
....
Jan
27% July 10
'
:
59% July 27
July 28
6
Fund
Oct
26
50 V* Jun
23
36% Jan
3
60% Jun
9
Mallory
15% Nov
17
19% July
16% Jan
3
24% Jun
7
Manhattan
19% Sep
26
27 Va Jan
8
18
21% Jan
3
30% Jun
1
Manning
4% Jun
6
5 Va Jan
22
4 Va Jan
3
5% Jan
27
Maracaibo
4
12 % Jan
4
23% May 15
Maremont
22
24% Jan
17
33
12% Dec
29
18% Jan
22 % Oct
31
29% Jan
16 V* Oct
25
40 V* Jan
6
40% May 23
54% Dec
21
51 % Jan
—
34
i,
89% Jan
4'
93
17% July 18
Mar 28
4
May 31
91V* Jan
29% Feb
■'
'
__
26
7
Feb
2
26% Feb
28
29
(PR)
Marquardt
Marquette
39% July
Marshall
96
6
4V*%
Mar 28
39 % May
1
19
38% Jan
6
29% Jan
3
34% Mar 10
Masonite
31
53 Ve Aug
1
44 Va Jan
4
55% May 19
May
Jan
3
79 % May
6
79% May 15
72
Jan
65% Jan
Aug 31
74
19
79
Aug 26
75
4
71% Aug 29
68
Jan
19
70'A Jun
77 Va Aug 31
75% Jan
18
79 V* Jun
7
12
Jan
18
Oct
6
23% Jan
3
48% Jun
31
July 29
44 Va Jan
18
36 Va Jan
3
51 Va May 19
7
40% Dec
21
36% Jan
6
71
5
39 V* Apr
26
McCall
4
38% Apr
27
5
25 V* Dec
28% July
■'
28% Sep
28
15
40% Jan
30
Jan
12
Dec
16
15% Feb
29
12% Jan
3
70
Dec
19
80 Ve Feb
29
71V* Jan
4
94 % Aug
5
Dec
27
85
Dec
8
86% Dec
30
99
L.v
_
94 Va Mar 16
86 % Jan
76
•
5
July 18
19
Nov
9
39 Va Jan
4
28% Jan
3
18
May
5
27% Nov
29
22 Va Jan
26
28
Oct
24
45% Jan
11
30% Jan
3
31% July 27
i
—
—
May 10
17 V* Jun
21% July 25
38'A July 26
24% May 11
35% Jan
4
26
Jan
5
31% Nov
18
51V* Jun
23
5% Dec
20
15% Dec
7
31 Va Aug
85
Nov
20% Nov
4
43
28
88
21
29
Jan
5% Jan
.
7
14
V* Mar 16
■
v\
Jan
3
6
23
(AG)
8V*Jun
5
McLean
19 V* Mar 17
3
45
Jun
9
93
May 24
23% Jan
19
26
McKee
McKesson
5
10
Medusa
54%
23
5
21
28Va
18V*
55
39%
96
35 Va
30
53%
Co
_.
&
Publishing
&
1
1
No par
Co
Inc
Robbihs
9
Trucking Co_,
Norris
Mfg
Portland
Co_
Cement
*94%
34%
29%
53%
79V*
*78%
*69
79Va
*31 Va
1
31V* Apr
53
59
_1
—10
Mead Corp common
5
4%%
preferred (1st seriesi
100
McQuay
52
56 Va
Corp
5
33%
No par
Corp
Apr
47
Jan
35 Va Jan
88
Apr
For footnotes, see page
16
34 Va Feb
30
56V*
91V*
30
47%
100
1
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
No par
16
24
88V*
No par
Inc
Co—
par
McGraw-Hill
Feb
53%
86% *
79
71
77
30 V*
48 V*
par
43 Ve Mar 22
14'A Jan
4
par
McGraw-Edison
27
15
5
7
22
11
Jan
No par
_
common
40% Apr
Jun
20
9
*94Va
34 Va
29%
53Va
*78
6
85
18
54Va
39%
8
July 25
161% May 22
;
No par
47 V* Jun
107
May 19
31% Oct
28 V* Jan
com
Inc
McCord
83
28%
26 V*
*5
21
'28%
18
55
39%
39 % May
24% May 22
120
18% Jan
36% Mar 16
MCA
52%
No par
(JW)
Maytag
52%
26%
___3
McCrory Corp common
50c
3%% convertible preferred
100
$6 convertible preferred
—100
5%% conv preference B
—100
4 Va %
conv
preference B
100
McDermott
(J Ray)
& Co Inc
1
McDonnell
Aircraft Corp
2.50
27
14% Dec
Mays
25V*
26 Va
No par
Stores
25%
12.50
1
1
5
1
4
100
Co
Corp
Dept
72
22 V* Mar
Co
No par
79
*69
77
29
59V*
85%
24%
23
5
58Va
85%
57%
85%
23
20 Va
28
50
85%
52%
preferred 1945 series_No
$3.75 preferred 1947 series_No
$3.40
preferred
No
3'%% preferred 1959 series
9
12
July
&
Mfg
$3.75
4
78
Corp
Martin Co
40 % Oct
5
,
Corp—
Field
57
36
36
*116
117%
47V* 48%
50
50
86
25%
22%
preferred
26% Oct
72% Jan
& Moore
Exploration
Cement
47%
1
Corp
Midland
Marine
51 Va
83Va
28%
46%
50
5
Co
Maxwell
63% Mar 17
24%
35%
117%
84
28%
53
ShirtOil
50
57
1
__
&
50
55%
*85%
10
1
;
Co
issued
46%
1
InC—
Copper
When
31% July 27
46
35
*116
,
117%
50
1
100
(w w)
(RH) Co Inc common
4V*% preferred series A
Madison
36
*116
5
Inc——
Macy
8
*35
100
5%%. preferred
12
17
Dec
■
.
Jun
Trucks
85 Va Aug 18
48
4
common—10
Forbes
.&
preferred
49 Va Feb
7
34% May 10
31% Feb
6
MacAndrews
32
*36%
37
19%
20
99
100
*105
109
*129
134
76%
77%
39V*
40%
31%
33Va
34 V*
34%
32%
33 Va
16V*
16%
34 Va
35 V*
29
29
37'A
37%
7Va'
7%
18%
18%
40 Va
40%
92
92
•
28%
28%
29V*
53%
23 Va
27
5%
22 V*
28Va
19%
55
39%
96
35%
29%
54Va
79V*
79'%
78
71
78
29%
31%
48
48
59 Va
61
30%
36%
19%
31%
36%
20
98
107
*130
76V*
40
32 Va
34%
32%
16V*
35%
16%
37
22%
27 Va
5
27%
5
22% 23
28% 28%
2020%
55%,' 56
39 Va 39%
*94% 96
35'A 36 V*
29% 30
52% 54%
*78
, 79%
*78% 79 Va
*69
71
77'A 77 V*
30V* 31%
47% 48
60 Va
62%
30 Va
36% 36%
19% 19%
*97
99
106
106
*128
132
76% 77%
41
41%
34% 35
3*% 34%
33 V» 34%
16% 16%
29
36%
29
37%
28%
7Va
18%
40 Va
*91 -
7Ve
18V*
40%
93%
7%
*18V*
28V*
28V*
29
37
-
98
107
132
77
41
34
34%
34 V*
54V*
25%
37V*
41 „
92 ,
28%
38 A
28%
37%
7 V*
18%
42 Va
92
29
35%
36
35
35%
*116
1,100
117 Va
———
48 Va
49%
48%
50 %
33 600
♦49%
50'A
*49%
50 V*
1,100
58%
59%
13,200
*116
117%
58
58 Va
86
86
86
25%
26%
23 Ve
27
56
58 V*
57
50%
90%
92%
91%
92 Va
30 Va
31 Ve
30-/4
l)x
53
53%
55%
56%
22%
22%
22%
22%
27%
28%
27%
*85 Ve
230
17,000
nr,
OAf)
24,100
5.200
2,800
28
2,300
5
500
22%
23 Ve
22%
23
22,700
28%
28%
28%
28%
17,600
19%
*5
5 Ve
5
20%
19%
20 Va
56
56
56
56
38%
39%
38%
38%
96
96
36
36%
35%
36%
29%
29%
29%, ,
29%
2,500
5,000
10
97
*95%
1
52%'
28,600
,
53
52%
53
79%
79%
♦78
79%
*78%
71
*69 Va
71
16,500$
79 Va
*69 Va
3,500,
79%
*78 Va
83,400
60
20
■
—
—
—
78%
78%
78%
100
30
30%
30
30%
13,200
4 8'A
48%
48%
48%
1.400
*77 V*
61%
62
62
62%
6,600
29'A
29%
29%
30
2,600
37
37%
37%
37%
600
19%
19%
19 Ve
19%
27,100
*96%
*105
♦128
97
*94
99
107
*105
107
130
*128
130
70
80
—-
—
77
76%
77 Va
3,080
41%
42%
42%
43
8,200
34%
76%
35'A
34%
35%
3 4'A
36%
35%
36%
12,400
31%
33%
32
32%
36,000
11,600
16
16 V*
15%
16 V*
3,900
14,600
38
36%
36%
28%
29%
29
29
36%
37%
37
37%
10,600
7 Ve
7 V*
7%
6,000
x36%
7%
1,300
18%
18%
18%
18%
600
42 %
43%
42%
43%
7,300
*91V*
93%
*91%
93%
120
27%
28%
28%
2,800
28
n
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22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, July 31, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
30% Dec
25% Mar 10
77% Jan
84% Sep
8
30
NEW
Highest
30 % Jan
3
35% Feb
28
80
Jan
6
83% Jun
2
33% Feb
16
39"% Apr 21
Mercantile
77% Jan
7
YORK
LOW
STOCK
20
90% Apr
20
Merck
81
Feb
14
35
May 21
Melville
Shoe Corp common
preferred series B
4%
30% May 25
Dec
29
73
Jan
26
96% Jun
2
70
Jan
8
8% Dec
16
18 V4 Feb
42y4 Dec
28
70% Jan
4
45% Jan
3
59% Mar 10
Mesta
24 7/8 Jun
16
451/4 Dec
16
41 % Jan
3
70% May
75
Aug 31
Apr 20
24% Mar 10
23
9% Jan
3
12% July 28
741/2 Jan
5
831/2 Jan
13
93% Sep
751/2 Feb
15
82
751/4 Jan
19
82
86
Jan
84
4
Nov
14
81
58
Feb
Midland-Ross
4.45%
South
28
8
93% Jan
10
39 V* Jan
4
49% Mar 14
Midwest
Oil
3
29% May 31
Minerals
&
Jun
136 V* July 19
17
4
170% Mar 10
109
70 Vb Jan
17
3%
Minn
convertible
Mining
34
Feb
44
Apr
6
11
Mission
6
30% Mar 22
3
42% Jun
6
&
Minnesota
801/2 Mar 11
62
Jan
4
Oct
12
87% Mar 23
71
Jan
4
79
26
19% Jan
13% Jan
3
19% Apr
8% Apr
14
10 % Jan
19
6% Feb
2
9 % Jun
Power
Ontario
13
13% Jan
61/2 Dec
9
11 % Aug
351/8 Sep
29
55% Jan
4
8
33% Dec
30
11
22
&
Cement
3%%
Monon
Class
class
American
30
1
Montgomery
17% Feb
15
16
Morrell
26
24% Jan
19
28 %
20
Motec
3
11% Jan
3
29% Jan
9
100
May
(John)
Motorola
8
20% M'ar 17
Motor
Mountain
37% May 19
7
19% Dec
5
16% Jan
4
41% May 31
M
28% Jan
22
20% Jan
31
26% May 22
Mueller
21
21
533/4 Mar
24% Nov
4
29% Sep
12% Feb
1
Sep
17% Jan
S
L
Fuel
Brass
&
70% Jun
National
Jan
3
16 % Mar 14
National
26% Jan
27
70% Jan
32% Aug 22
77% Nov 30
157% Aug 12
11% Mar 1
1
6
149
Jan
3
3% Jan
3
61% Jan
3
4
31 y2 Jan
157
104
25% July 20
Apr
17
3
National
Can
National
49 % Oct
19
59
Jan
4
53% May
881/2 Dec
20
98
Oct
10
109% Jan
4
84
160
9
149
Apr
7
154% May 18
7
125
129 y2 Jun
Aug
1323/4 Sep
24% Dec
40
°Jan
27
91% May 15
July 19
Jan
4
21
23% Jan
3
14
28% July 21
97
Apr
3
95% Feb
3
': 7%
8%
2,200
52%
52
53%
53
53%
36,300
33%
33%
32%
33%
32%
33%
4,800
35
35
35
35%
35
35%
351/8
351%
35%
351/4
1,900
33
33%
33%
33%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34
34%
7,300
27
27%
27%
27%
27%
28%
28
28%
28%
34%
35%
35
35%
No par
28%
29%
1
*23%
21%
22%
21%
1
47%
48
47 %
27
27%
27
31%
Co
.10
preferred
5y8 Jan
3
National
Theatres
9
27% May 15
National
3
10"% Apr
Natomas
Co
27% Jun
29
19% Feb
14
29 %
Apr
28
Tea
9
Neisner
May 6
33% May 11
29% Jan
6
Neptune
46% Apr
18
1,500
8,000
14%
15%
14%
15
14%
15%
14%
15
14%
14%
7,300
28%
77%
29%
29 V*
29%
29%
30%
30
30%
30
30%
13,500
77
77%
76%
77%
76%
77%
77%
79
13,000
152%
152%
152%
152 %
152%
152%
153%
153%
12%
12%
12%
18,500
97%
97%
98 V*
10,700
No par
1
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26%
25%
26%
26%
21%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22
22%
22%
22%
9,500
5
68%
69
68 %
68%
68
68%
68%
69%
69%
70%
10,100
Corp com_5
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28%
27%
28%
28
28%
42,000
100
84%
84%
84%
84%
84%
84%
84%
86
84%
84%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
49
49%
49%
49%
50
28%
29
28%
29'/a
28%
29%
28%
28%
28
28%
10,500
63%
63%
63%
63%
62
63
62%
63 V*
62%
62%
11,000
1951
10
1
common
No par
5
29% Sep 14
803/4 Aug 19
39% Aug 17
28% Jan
3
75% Jan
23
38% Jan
3
73
Mar 28
68% Jun 29
72
Aug 17
71% Jan
75% Mar
5
4
n'
14
7
4
76
80% May 4
88% Aug 18
15
2
108
76% Jan
18% May
5
26 3/» Sep 29
90 y8 Oct 25
125%
125%
125%
90
25
25 %
25%
25%
1,500
29%
29%
29%
29%
1,600
_10
90
90%
91%
92%
94
94 %
94%
94%
95%
19
19%
19
19 %
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
3,200
21%
20%
21%
21 %
21%
14,300
137,400
1
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
*22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 %
22%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
Co
5
27%
common.No par
4
Dec
18
48 % Dec
28
68
26% Feb
17
99 % Jan
6
4
112
"
13
110
25
25
5
8
48
Jan
Jan
3
103
4
16%
17
16%
17%
17%
17%
23,400
36%
37%
37%
38%
38'%
38%
7,900
1%
7,100
3%
3%
3%
3%
2,700
12
12%
13 %
13%
14
13%
141/4
3,300
36%
36%
36"%
36%
36%
36%
37
37
36%
37%
80
80
*78%
79%
78%
78 %
*77%
79%
*77%
79%
130
45%
46
45%
46%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
457/a
27,200
70
69%
70
69 %
69%
*69%
70%
70%
70%
180
74
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74
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74
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600
79
290
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230
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79
79
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100
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49
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101
100 %
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10
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79
84
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79
85
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79
85
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26
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26
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1,400
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101%
102%
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21 %
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13
24 %
48%
47%
101%- 102 %
100%
21%
21%
21%
13%
13%
*12%
13%
100
24%
26%
25%
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6,100
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2,700
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102
American
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1
49%
49%
49%
51 %
52
53%
53%
54%
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5
64
65
63%
63%
63%
63%
63%
64
63%
64%
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66
65
65
64 %
65
43
May
Northern
5
9
Jun
6
Central
Ry
Gas
5.80%
preferred
5.60%
Pacific
34% July 17
Northern
States
preferred
$4.10
preferred
5
26
4
15% Jan
3
313/aJan
4
23% Jan
4
22% Dec
13
21% Jan
4
37% Sep
59
27
41 % Jan
6
87% Feb
7
67% May 15
33% July 20
$4.08
35%
35%
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series
35%
105%
104 %
105
105
105
112
*111 %
112
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112
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112
111 %
112
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108%
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108%
250
43%
43%
18,400
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9,300
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5
32%
32%
32%
31%
32%
73
73 Vb
74
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74
84%
84
84
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84 %
100
series
100
preferred
series
100
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*82
83%
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31%
&
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Co
Co
73%
74
84%
84 %
84%
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30
10
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64%
63
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34%
34 %
34
34%
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2,300
59
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60
6,900
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32 %
32%
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32%
34%
34%
34
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5
31%
73%
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60 %
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32 %
83%
25
com
preferred
Pharmacal
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32%
1
Corp
Northwestern Steel
73
13,400
35%
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41%
com
35%
36%
105%
107%
.
34%
35%
44%
$4.16
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66
i
290
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107%
100
64
66%
300
36%
40%
100
conv
66%
9,800
105%
107%
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5%%
112
67
24
5
series
Northwest
36
24%
—100
preferred
preferred
Northrop
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*104 %
24
*107%
$4.11
34 % July
7
37% May 17
May 12
100
1
Power
$3.60
May 4
86% Mar 22
10
100
Ry
77% Mar 2 j
85
50
Co
preferred
Northern
86% Feb
July 5
July 11
Co
preferred.
50 % Mar 22
21
Corp
Natural
5 % %
50c
24%
t
550
105%
American
2
Corp
24
4,400
105%
21%
21%
*21
78%
*84
3%
North
41% Jan
see page
79%
1%
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4 83% Jan
8
1%
5
preferred
preferred
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3%
11%
3%
.100
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1%
3%
12 %
'l%
100
r.
1%
3%
12
69
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footnotes,
16%
36%
67
Jun
4,600
25,600
16 %
*21
27
83
Jun
4,000
70
36%
100%
12
Aug 26
31% Jan
35V4
1
Jun
87
'
63%
35
16%
100
Co
Jan
11
31
61 %
36%
_1
Corp..
83
79% Jan
Dec
Corp
preferred.
72
82
86% Aug 24
69%
63 %
34%
11
39% July 19
27% Jan 10
9
47
70%
34%
15%
—100
4.
Western
84
36%
Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
preferred
_100
&
*82%
62
67%
25
Norfolk
*83
17
112
Sep
84
52%
3
86
83
*83
Norris-Thermador
5
29
83
1,600
1
Gas com_No par
preferred
Chemical
84
11,900
70'
34% May 15
54% July 27
107% May 10
113% Mar 13
Apr
5
12
106% Jan
29% Aug 26
76% Sep
7
87% Sep 14
243/4 Mar 31
July
13% Jan
108% Jan
Sep
8
Sep 20
Jan
5
30
32 % Sep
6
107%! Aug 24
103% Jan
Mar 29
26
64
22
25
Jan
41% Apr
45% Jan
20
Jan
3
Nopco
24"%
69%
1
6
24%
70
10314 Mar
24
24%
64%
79%
Mar 14
24%
35
105
Feb
247/a
67%
*84%
24
24%
34%
100
57% Jun
240
24%
-24%
62 %
100
117
77%
62%
100
July 18
44%
77 V*
35
preferred
Jan
43%
78
68
preferred
21
43
78
60%
preferred
98
42%
79
34%
4.10%
30% Jan
21V*
42
79
60%
5.25%
4
27%
42
79
35%
3.90%
6
62 y2 Dec
Electric
Share
27%
42%
59%
6
12
Dec
State
4.85%
27%
42%
♦77
.15
Co
A
Shipbuilding
N
Niagara
27%
27%
35
3
July 27
3,800
12%
67%
5
Mar
26
27%
13
66%
pfd_100
10
Louis
preferred
27%
12%
84
:
series
3.60%
>27%
13%
84
Railroad
6
1,100
13
24%
Brake
3.40%
12%
13%
24%
Mar 17
12% July
49
Corp
i0
12%
22%
—1
Apr
223/8 July 20
6
Apr
,12%
22%
'
York
Niagara
2,900
22%
42%
83
13% July 12
2
46% July 17
9,200
23%
22%
78%
Y New Haven & Hartford.No par
$3.75
1,000
23 V*
22
78%
88
19% Jan
413/4 jan
27
23
8
9,200
22%
42%
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Co 4%
St
9
.100
108
15
23
81% Feb
22
(J J)
New
Y
20%
1
Co
Jan
98 V* Jan
1061/4 Jan
19
July 10
20%
20%
21
95
1
Fibre
Jan
7
Jan
38 %
20%
*13%
5%
125%
No par
preferred.
England Electric
tPreferred
126
29%
82
9
22
+N
23
30
'125%
25%
103
Aug
102% Sep
20
9
24
125
29
Central
8% Jan
125
25
York
4% Jan
280
29
N
18% Jan
22,600
25%
Television;
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Jersey Pr & Lt
110
90%
153%
28%
New
15
94
88%
*152%
*24%
Mar 21
1% July
7
2% July 10
94
89%
153%
28%
Mar 22
11% Jun
95
88%
153%
25%
46
5
*94
88 %
153%
126%
22
6
94
87%
153%
28%
Air
u
94
86
154
84%
*24%
York
6% Jan
94
94
2,200
*153
85
125
1
Mining
95
3,200
1
New
12 % Jan
84%
5,000
10
Corp
36% May 10
373/8 Jan
*94
153
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock__l
7
\
153
Newmont
25
370
11%
96%
4
&
153%
11%
Inc
Chicago
151%
98%
5
Co
/■
11%
;
Meter
78
97%
75% Mar 22
25
16,000
13%
55%
64% July 26
4y4 Oct
34%
13%
54
3
2% Oct
32%
13%
54
3
12% Dec
33%
13%
11%
3%%
Y
31%
54
3
27
33
14%
63% Jan
15% July 18
31%
54
25
35% Jun
31%
14
43% Jan
6
4,100
53
6
13
27%
14%
9
31% Jan
26%
52%
79% Jan
393/4 Jun
8
•
27%
14 %
3
Jan
27
52%
21% Jan
79% Jan
23% May 11
6
14% Dec
27
14%
47% Aug 22
32% Jan
7
55
27
200
52%
13
New
2,100
98
Co
Bros
26
3,100
47%
11%
Corp
Jun
21%
47%
96%
Steel Corp
Sugar Ref Co
Nautec
84
21%
47%
52
Jan
Aug 30
22%
47%
11%
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5% Jan
85
21%
47%
31
100
21 y8 Jan
8
22%
47%
96%
Co
4
New
22
47%
11%
Service
15
3
21%
14,100
95%
B
Linen
10
12
5,200
32'%
24%
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100
Jan
(Mar
35
30%
*23%
5
common
7% Jan
25 y2 Jun
34%
32 %
24%
10
A
13
4
35
30
24%
29%
5
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Co
6%
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34%
30
24%
29%
24
(conv)___—50
293/4 Jun
80
35%
•24
31%
*23%
5
of
28
3
34%
5,900
5,800
27%
29%
24
4,900
__10
4% July 22
26
10
common
Gas
Lead
| J:
11,800
_1
18% Oct
74
8
14
31
36% Jan
8
13%
4% Oct
22% Jan
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14%
5
7%
51%
34
14
20
For
7%
51%
8
14"%
Jun
20
7%
34
8
13%
22 y2 Jan
793/4 Aug 19
22% Aug
2
50
100
13%
98
343/8 May 24
403/4 July 11
10
13 %
6
1
10
,
13%
17
16 y2 Jun
10
13%
29
24
*9%
30
1,700
5
Jan
9% Jan
17%
90%
18% Jun
4
72
17%
89
15 y8 Jan
14% Mar
70
'71
89
8
1
10
'68%
17%
87%
4
29
*9%
68%
71%
17%
88%
98% Jan
Dec
10
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68%
71%
,
86%
20 3/i Jan
Nov
17
88
28 y8 Jan
10
72%
16%
84%
31
18
*71
16%
84%
28
5
70
72%
*16%
82%
28
17
*68%
*71
16%
8,500
14% Oct
Apr
69%
72%
20
National-Standard
9 %
70
*71
19%
series
preferred
National
69 %
*68%
201/4
Gypsum Co
preferred
National
12,900
xl9%
Chem
&
Fuel
National
9%
100
National
»
9%
50%
Register
26% Mar 23
22% July 11
10%
20%
Sep
16% Oct
80
10
20
68
4
10%
33%
Corp
32% Jun
8
10
51%
Corp
7%
8
10%
20 %
preferred
$4.50
9%
19%
Co
pfd
National
3,300
10%
10
1
4%%
National
23%
n
4% %
64% July 17
38%
231/8
50%
Castings Co
City Lines Inc
Dairy Products
National
38%
23%
33%
Co
Cash
July 28
39%
23%
10
preferred
30 % Mar 29
39%
23%
1
14% Apr
92 % Feb
39%
23%
*9%
Airlines
National
*39%
23%
16%
,
Acme
National
39%
23%
X39
19%
Corp
7%
38%
23%
19
Aviation
50
4
3,000
387/a
*23%
1
.
Biscuit
83% Jan
Nov
2,500
5
National
46% July
23% Jan
133/4 Oct
4,000
41%
„
National
11
22
6,500
4%
41%
4%
5
Inc
12
11
Jan
38%
41/4
41
4%
44,300
Supply
85% Mar 30
Jan
80
38
40%
11%
10
59% Mar
24% Jan
81
38%
40%
Corp
13
Jan
39%
4%
38%
4%
39%
31%
4
4
21% May 27
78
38%
4%
39%
.No par
Co
Natl Distillers
67% Jan
38%
4
39
28%
Jan
NAFI
Natco
30% May 11
22% Jan
38%
4%
39
11%
47
8
4
25% Jan
353/8 Oct
38
31%
4
41% Mar
18 % Apr
11
1013/4 Jan
37%
11%
12
35% Jan
36
12,400
32
Jan
6
29% May
29%
11%
13
81% Dec
17 % Dec
291/4
31%
27% Feb
National
11% Mar
29%
11%
17
70% Mar 15
20% Jan
29%
31%
17
4
92 % Jan
29%
11%
Jun
10
Jan
29%
31%
32% Mar 28
59% Jan
80
29%
11%
10
20% Jan
99% Feb
29%
31%
26% Jan
5
743/4 Jan
29%
5,600
11%
12
9
693/4 Mar
29%
Inc
6
65% Jan
4,500
30%
Munsingwear
May
33% Mar 15
2,500
43%
Murphy Co (GC)
Murray Corp of America
Jan
23% May
72% Jan
42
43%
11%
5
66% Dec
291/4 Mar
41%
43%
32%
8
241/4 Dec
I),
32%
42
43 i/e
11%
Feb
31
75% Jan
32
41 %
43%
31
Apr
43
19% Jan
33
41%
43
10
17% Jan
21
32%
40%
12
543/4 Jan
24
33%
42
43%
Co
Co
27
6
Jan
33%
41%
*43%
1,000 lire
52
20
Nov
33%
41%
43%
No par
5
1
32%
327/8
43%
Chemical—
&
18
44
44% Jan
71
33
8,900
41%
.
Jan
1
201/4 Nov 28
24
49,700
Co
Industries
104% May 4
33% Apr 12
26% Feb 28
361/4 Oct
77%
Corp.-
V
19
75%
78%
2
Co
16
19
77%
No par
66% Jun
12
761%
Inc
Wheel
28
30
78%
Lines
&
Industries
Sep
25
2,700
76%
25
Moore-McCormick
37% Feb
171/2 Oct
104%
3
9
10
471/4 Dec
146%
104%
•
Inc
11% Jan
29% Apr
75% Jan
160
144%
78
100
Ward
141/2 Jan
4
*44
100
104%
common—5
Shares
47% Jan
May 31
5,100
100
Mining
28
98
501/4
*991/4
146%
1
Co
Power
29
23 % Jan
49%
99%
104
No par
10% Sep
24
50%
99
1441/4
Co__6.25
Utilities
17
27
49%
99%
147
A
261/s Sep
11
50
99%
5
Tool
Chemical
Montecatini
601/2 Oct
49%
2.50
B_
Monsanto
5
12
Apr
50
101
104%
Co.
Inc
Machine
RR
101
145%
preferred
Montana
8
100
48%
48%
9,200
103%
preferred
4.20%
Monarch
Jun
Mar
45%
No par
class
Service
38
34% Mar
~10
.36%
45V4
103%
4%
Mar 28
39% Jan
98
36%
47
146
RR
Montana-Dakota
32% July 21
3
26% July
98
37
*45 %
102%
38%
31
57% Sep
53% Jan
98%
36%
47
37%
143
10
Mar 10
3
*97
*45%
*45
78%
_5
39
Jan
98%
47
*99%
47
146%
Paper
Light
RR
44% Jan 20
32% July 27
313/4 Aug 16
84%
102%
A_No par
73% Mar 29
55% July
*83
1
Pacific
29
9 % Dec
84%
77%
Corp
Missouri
4
6
*83
102%
Missouri-Kan-Tex
6
Nov
2°
84%
144%
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
23
11% Oct
84%
93i%
No par
Mfg
&
Minnesota
5% Mar 27
42 % Jan
10
*83
100
preference
Mission
3
93%
85
29%
15
12
45% Apr
20
95
*83%
200
1
3% Jan
36%
*93%
33,500
3
34% Jan
37%
90
95
84
44%
4
37 % Apr
84
28%
35% Jan
6
37%
37%
*93%
44%
Jun
70
17% Oct
*43
95
84
28%
87% Jun
60
251/2 Oct
37
1
common
Industries
I2OV2 Jan
10
Inc
84
27%
35% Jan
Jan
*93%
*44%
28% May
29
95
84
86
44%
Mohasco
5
♦93%
*82%
*85
86
28%
4
19
86
28%
13% Apr
.
85%
*85
44
3
78
Sep
1441/2 Jan
85
87
13,400
44%
Jan
241/2 Dec
87
*85
pfd_100
•
28%
8
26
52 %
28%
11
July 18
521/a
55
*44%
151/4 Jan
8
52%
53%
28%
26
49% Oct
51%
54%
44%
7% Oct
12
51%
53%
277/a
Public
49% Mar 21
50,500
51%
537/a
*44%
Portland
1431/2 Jan
1,000
55%
51
52%
_10
Missouri
1
53%
53 %
50%
:
Missouri
25
12%
*52%
54%
5
500
Philipp Corp
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com 1.50
28
Dec
12%
52%
int
Chem
24% Feb
251/2 Apr
15,500
48%
42% May 15
10
15,300
10%
*99%
5
J
30
10%
5
4
13
291/4
10%
preferred.
19% Jan
Oct
29V2
10%
Inc
Corp
1st
34% Jan
40
29
10%
100
5%%
1
Mar 30
80%
29%
10%
No par
Corp
19% Jan
9
101% May 24
15
12
801/2
28
10%
benef'cl
Utilities
Jan
19
of
Enterprises
22% Sep
12% Nov
80
28%
10%
*97
Midland
Mar 16
39
Oct
80
28
10%
98%
May 16
15
Sep
80%
28%
*97
Middle
52
46 % Apr
Aug 16
6% Jan
6
24
80%
10
98%
38% May 24
17
251/2 Oct
*79%
80 %
28
*96%
98
4
3
481/2 Jan
24
80%
83%
5,400
25c
100
3
Feb
Feb
*79%
'38
12.50
series
3
17
25
17,300
preferred
84% July
17
35
25
84%
:
29% Jun
211/2 Jan
83%
*83
24
26i/2 Mar
84%
84%
24% Dec
1
85%
*83
333/4 Jan
7
84%
84%
383/4 Aug 31
37% Jan
4
20
86%
*83
19
31/8 Dec
84%
100
24
33% Dec
86%
series
July 12
7
85%
preferred
24
Feb
88
Mar 10
3,100
3.80%
28
161/4 July
381/4
100
27
30
37%
100
15
102% July 24
Apr
311/2 Feb
3 8'/a
series
Jan
26% May 16
1
178% Jun
8
38%
No par
Co
40% Nov 15
Oct~24
38
series.
40
60
37%
preferred
30% Jan
22
123% Feb
37%
preferred
90
95
21
37
4.35%
Aug 11
331/4 Dec 20
15% Oct
190
37
3.85%
58
95% Dec
83%
July 21
Jan
2
34%
83%
May 27
80
5
34%
83%
84
14
May
34%
83%
97
Nov
Jan
341/4
83%
2
May
30
34%
*82%
10
80
88
34%
83%
89% Jan
8
59%4 Feb
34%
Jun
10
48% July 25
34%
83%
16%c
common
Trust—Units
Machine
the Week
Shares
July 28
83
3%
preferred—.
Mesabi
Friday
July 27
35
Inc___
Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
8
Sales for
Thursday
82%
Mergenthaler
13% Apr 20
12% July 28
PRICES
34%
87
Oct
Jan
Inc
SALE
1
5
41
22
$3.50
Co
July 26
Jan
251/4 Mar 16
Dec
&
Co
Wednesday
July 25
_100
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
84
Stores
HIGH
Tuesday
July 24
Par
37
AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
31%
31%
31 %
31 %
31%
321%
32%
54
56
56
56%
57
58V4
58
31
861/2
64
21,300
32%
12,500
26
1
/*
■jr-ef
Volume
Number
194
6077
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(439)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
July 25
July 24
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
July 26
July 27
Friday
July 28
the Week
Shares
o
31% May 17
38% Sep
35% Jan
19
3
15
40%
94 % Sep
9
Jan
3
40"%
42
4
89
40%
Jan
42% July 11
95% Feb 23
4.40%
preferred
*92%
93%
41%
100
Sep
9
79
Jan
3
93%
94
42%
82
83 % Mar 20
93%
41%
4
92%
42%
75% Jan
3.90%
preferred
93 %
80
370
96
80
93%
4
Aug
9
80%
93%
Jan
80%
81
89
*80 K
94
100
3
4.56%
preferred
80
100
96
80
*79%
86
Jan
6
<'
96
4.44%
preferred
100
93
i
96%
♦92
96%
80%
97%
260
93
93
*92
84
.
30% Aug
28 % Mar
4
93% Sep
39% Jan
7
36
16
6
167/a Sep
Jan
83% Jun
■
Dec' 15
Feb
21
5
45
Apr
17
Ohio
Oil
44 % Jun
16
Okla
Gas
36% Jan
19
86
16
4
18% Oct
94
12
19
29
13
33"% Jan
Jan
15% Dec
May
16% Apr
54% Jan
87
98
21
33% Dec
1
4
3
90% Jan
4
37% Aug
Feb
5
39% Jan
17
4
64 % Dec
28
56% Jan
4
37% Jan
4
Oct
24
23% Jan
12
14
15.
42% July
29
15
Dec
12
16% Jun
75
Jan
25
122% Jun
31
116
Jun
17
104% Feb
16
130% May 31
23 % Oct
26
Jan
5
15% Jan
1
82% Oct
85
11
34% Jan
93
Aug
10
8
4
34 % May
6
98
17% Aug 17
14% Jan
6
13% Jun
6
18
18% May 11
15% Jan
5
20% Jan
17
7
5
18% Mar 18
2
18% Jan
22% May
60% Jan
28
11
51% Jan
Dec
30
73% Jan
53% Sep
16
52
32 % Jan
77
May 11
46% Mar
8
26% Mar 10
30% Jan
3
3
19% Oct
25
39
Oct
24
17% July
16% Apr
28
Jun
8
4
17% July 20
21% Feb
39% July 19
56% Apr
4
7
86% Jan
5
29
67% Sep
1
53% Jan
36% Mar 15
51 % Jun
15
28 % Jan
60% Feb
39% Apr
21% Oct
4
33% Oct
24
1 % Dec
91% Oct
.
1
14% Feb
12
21% Jan
12
24
Nov
Pan
Patino
60% Dec
14
49 % May 16
31% Jan
4
27% July 26
33
18% Jun
22
15% Jan
3
23% May
41
Jun
29
48
Sep
9
41% Jan
4
49% Apr
38% Aug
8
45
Sep
7
37% Apr
28% Jan
5
47% July 25
22% July 25
30% Mar 31
27% Oct
28
36
25% Jan
27
7
28% Sep
97% Aug 24
26% Jan
95% Jan
Jan
4
85% Jan
18
10% Oct
5
30% Nov
54% Feb
7
8
58% July
Feb
Penn
9
39%, Apr
31% Feb
101% Jun
*15%
2
16
43% Jan
83% Apr
30
Sep
28
41% Dec
5
37% Jan
92 % Jan
7
95% Mar
16% Jan
3
7
94% Feb
1
11
15% Jan
18
34% July 24
1
'
62
Apr
20%
20%
15
14%
15
5,600
18%
18
22
22
•22
23
18%
2,100
*21
67%
68%
67%
68
67%
68%
75%
76
10
com__14 2/7
100
May
27%
28%
26%
5
Co
1
Corp
Inc
5
common
preferred
50
1
Glass
&
Light
Drug
3
100
10
Inc
Brewing
96
8
91% July
5
98
19
4.30%
17% Jan
3
62
8
25% Jun
Jan
3
9
78% Jan
3
102
77% Jan
20
85
Aug 12
79% Jan
30
86
80% Aug 29
74% Jan
13% Apr
14
9
29
77% Jan
12
52% Jan
3
14% Jan
3
20% May 31
6
47
Dec
13
97
Aug
2
94
1
Sep
1
20
4
73
29% Sep
28
43 % Jun
17% Dec
1
25% Jan
10
Dec
2
13% Dec
23
83% Mar 16
-
1,000
17%
17%
17%
9,900
43
43
43%
43%
457/a
47%
46%
47%
33
34%
33
17%
*43
17 %
16%
44%
*43
17
44%
16%
17%
♦43
7,400
47%
44%
160
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
20,700
36
35%
36%
7,200
34%
33%
34%
34%
38%
*37%
38%
38%
38%
*37%
38%
29%
38%
29%
38%
29%
29%
30
29%
30
29%
30
99%
98%
99%
98%
99%
98%
99%
98%
99%
96%
•95
96 %
200
4,800
430
•95
96%
95
95
12%
95%
12%
13
96%
13
90
13%
13%
13%
131%
42%
13%
42%
42%
42%
40,600
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
2,100
86%
87%
37
37%
37
37%
49%
49%
50%
48%
50%
55%
56%
55%
58%
17,300
59%
61%
61%
62%
59
*56%
57%
57%
61%
13,200
57%
•96%
98
96%
96%
*96%
1
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
5
34%
36%
*36%
37%
3,600
36%
37
37%
38%
38
38%
3,000
57
91
H
89
91
88%
89%
58
*58
58%
*58
*96%
98
*96%
270
58%
98
10,800
'
98
1,000
100
3%
3%
4
3%
4%
33y3c
38%
39%
38%
39%
39%
40
39%
40%
40%
41%
55%
567/a
56
51,800
56%
56%
58%
58%
60%
60%
61
23,800
32%
32%
31%
31%
100
99
99
100
83%
4
83%
par
31%
•98%
83
4
4
32
31%
33
32
99%
99
99
•98
100
83 %
83
83
82%
83
82
82
94%
94%
94%
94%
100
95
•94
95
•94
95
•103
104
•103
104
•103
104
55%
56%
3
4
99%
♦94
50c
4
55%
56%
56%
*103
57
104
56%
58%
*103
5,800
32%
11,500
...
420
340
50
104
58%
60%
19,600
22%
21,700
20%
21
20%
21%
21%
22%
22%
22%
63%
64
•63%
64%
•63%
64%
*63%
64%
*63%
'64%
30
5
95%
96%
95
95%
95%
96%
95%
95%
95%
95%
5,500
84
84
84
84
85
85
84
84
Jun
27
5
100
39% Jan
10
59% Jun
1
Pitney-Bowes
18% Jan
3
27% Apr
24
•84
85
100
22
310
80
•79%
80
*79%
80%
80
80
79%
79%
50
61%
62
60%
61
60%
62
61%
62%
61%
62%
25,800
1
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
2,800
_No par
55%
56
57
5,900
*94%
96
1
common
80
5
No par
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp.
Inc
87%
♦37
100
58% July
50%
50%
50
50%
50%
50%
50%
52
52%
52
521/4
51%
52
51%
52%
52
53%
8,800
24%
247/a
24%
25
24%
25
24%
25
24%
24%
2,700
—
—
—
.2
56
*94%
57%/
96
57
*94%
58
56%
96
•94%
57%
96
50%
56%
•94%
50%
96
♦
50%
Coke & Chem Co com_10
convertible preferred. _No par
•85
86%
•85
86 %»
*85
86%
*85
86%
•85
•85
87
•84
88
*84
87
*84
87
•84
87
15%
•15%
16
•15%
16
5,900
86%
_No par
Pittsburgh
82 % Jan
30
88% Mar 21
$5
18
88
$4.80
14% Jan
3
preferred
Pittsburgh
18% Mar 16
53%
28%
A_
60% Jun
21
53%
28
common.
97
Apr
53%
28
38% '
(NY)
series
4
80 % Jan
Jan
53%
27%
_100
5
8
Aug
54
28%
100
3
22
88
53%
27%
46%
_
Feb
19% May 20
93
200
54
27%
40
__
44 % Jan
Co
26
53%
27%
18
47%
common
preferred
Inc
Morris
Pillsbury
26
54
39
common.. _No
42% Jan
6
11,900
5
preferred—
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
62% July 21
6
28%
12.50
Reading Corp
Corp
300
28%
46
4%
8
28
11
81% Nov
May
Philip
•26
46%
preferred
preferred
3%%
12
Dec
Apr
79
Jun
18% Sep
54
43% Feb
31% May
91
Philco
5
67% May 18
26
41'
Co
6
Mar 29
28'/a
86
& Co Inc
84 % Jan
Dec
27%
♦26
3,800
100
Co
71
26
1,100
2%
No par
common
preferred
38% Apr
28%
26
2%
46
1
preferred
81
28
*2%
*40
Corp
4.40%
5
28%
26
♦36
*85%
preferred
4.68%
2%
100
& CokeRy Co
Co
Electric
37%
—33y3o
Eastern
(Chas)
2%
28
25
preferred
•36
2 %
8,900
54,000
54
5
No par
com
37%
68
27%
*37%
29%
99%
*95
12%
42%
1
Corp
100
Gast Light
Co
28
*25
3.50
Cement
*36
2'/a
25
preferred
3.80%
41% Mar
1
common
Phila
6
94
36
1
29
*92
2
85
Apr
94
36
34% May 15
15% Dec
*92
2%
103% Mar 29
60
94
36%
3
60% Dec
*92
2%
13
26
94
36%
series
&
*92
37
29
Phila
94
par
96% Jan
8
28,500
33%
80% Jan
65% Apr
47,500
27%
30 % Jun
104% Mar
18%
44%
26%
1
3
18%
43%
27
2
23
18%
44%
*26%
83% Sep
33% Jan
8,700
17%
43%
26%
99% Sep
100% Jan
16%
18%
44%
32%
7
6
17%
43%
67
13
6
17%
43%
27
Jan
Sep
16%
17%
42%
26%
1
Corp
Jan
16%
17%
42
26%
Phelps-Dodge
49
4,100
14,100
26%
65% May 16
101
71/4
17%
26
43% July
12
16%
71/8
17%
2.50
3
25
16%
130
71/8
17%
Co
Proof
3
Oct
17%
68%
3
Jan
7
17%
33%
Jan
26
6,200
66%
46% Jan
93
42%
161 %
32%
30% Jan
Apr
6,900
41%
1601/4
69
6
Sep
16%
7%
57
42%
161%
33%
23
Mar
16%
56%
41%
161%
41%
160
68
21
•
17%
11,500
33
5% Jan
'
16
411/4
*92
65%
7
17%
18,400
76%
68%
57% Jan
•
17%
16
57%
68
76
33%
38% Jun
75
7%
17
16%
56%
100
67%
66 %
&
Pfizer
7
17%
41
160
1,000
23
32%
Corp
preferred
Pfeiffer
7%
100
8
7
41
159%
♦22
33%
Power
4% %
5 % May 25
40%
159
17%
1
Petroleum Corp of America.
Pfaudler Permutit Inc.
20
40%
162
23
66%
conv
Pet Milk
9
162
par
Inc
:
21
87% Jan
68%
1
Line__No
Co
26% Mar 14
3
68%
7%
70c
Airways
Pipe
43% Mar
2% Dec
23
33
&
Perkin-Elmer
17% May 23
49% Apr
*21
50c
Corp
Sulphur
Pictures
Pepsi-Cola
3
98
10
20%
Sand
Peoria
1,900
2,200
95
No par
Fruit
4.40%
20
12
*20%
♦94
18
Corp
East
95
14%
Peoples
52% Dec
*94
18
Ford
&
41/2%
7
14
95
15
Corp
Penn
24
43% Dec
•94
20%
July 26
91
56% Apr
95
18
Stores
50"% Jan
*94
14%
Peoples
4
95
29%
20%
4
July 27
111
29%
18%
42% May
July 24
8,400
110
29%
14%
Jan
37
88
112%
29%
20%
RR
62% Jan
29%
18
Pennsylvania
46
95
112
14%
161/4 Mar 28
17
86
111%
29%
30
113%
•30%
20%
97% Jun
68 % Mar 25
87%
112%
29%
113
297/a
18
3
50 % Jun
86%
112%
*112
15
950
14%
5
66% May 16
7,300
16
20%
11% Jan
15
86%
89
87%
88
177/s
90% Jan
29
16
87%
*15%
87
86%
14%
7
34 % Jan
*15%
88
16
84%
88%
20%
5
3
>19%
16
87%
*15%
87
1
94% Aug 31
32% Jan
20%
*15%
.88
87%
16
86%
88
1
5
Pennsylvania
5
37% Nov
13 % May 17
1
3,000
Aggregates Inc_5
17% Jan
45
34,400
20
19%
19%
19%
20
Corp
(JC)
Co
Pennsalt Chemicals
23
3
19
19
20
Transportation
No
& Enterprises
4.68%
6
9
19%
19%
20%
Penney
27
41% Jun
18%
18%
20
25
World
Penn-Dixie
14
3
14,100
19%
Mines
Penick
6
27
32% Mar 10
22
2,800
78%
20%
common
Peabody Coal Co
5% conv prior
28
1
51%
77%
20%
preferred
Parmalee
281/2 July 21
20
89
Amer
4%
23
Sep
17%
49%
78%
187/s
Electronics
American
Panhandle
Mar 24
Nov
17%
51%
78
com__6.25
Consolidated
34% Jan
Mar 15
Dec
Tin
4
15
17%
50
80
57%
29
24
17%
51% ,51%
30c
Co
50
78
'
76
10
44
80%
56%
29
Apr
51%
79%
75%
6
27
51%
79%
75%
23% Jan
9
51%
791/a
56%
4
23% Jan
501/4
1,100
75%
Parke Davis
Parker Rust
17
10
3.125
17
87%
56%
Paramount
2% Jan
17%
*16%
*85
567/a
12
46
112,200
17 %
2,800
76
11
3
50
17
17,400
42%
751/2
Pan
92% July 20
26
17%
17
1
44%
42
56%
40%
85% Apr
1% Jun
17%
47%
44
42%
25
44% Apr
19% Jan
49
46%
44
42%
No par
18
5
50%
.".
.16%
330
43%
42%
Electric
Packard-Bell
Mar 22
Apr
3,400
49%
5
Corp
&
&
32% July 27
Mar 16
3
20% Dec
Gas
Pacific
27
30
19
49%
Corp
;
93
43%
Lighting Corp
Pacific Telep & Teleg
6% preferred™
4
50% Dec
26
48%
36
Pacific
Apr
3
81/4 May 16
26% May 15
23% Jan
83% Mar 18
Pacific
177
July 14
48%
35%
36 J/4
43%
•42
100
Co
preferred
Pacific Finance
July 14
17
46%
36%
5%
May 12
15% Jun
87%
36
Corp__
American
Coast
6
*85
36%
No par
Cement
4
Jan
87%
X35%
preferred
Pacific
48% Apr
17
•86
36%
Co common
Pacific
85% Mar 21
5
5% Jan
$5
Paper
Pacific
58
*16%
86
36%
preferred
3
70
3
141% Jan
7% Jan
4%
Oxford
25% May 31
16%
86
36%
Flberglas
15
Mar
16%
88
'*85
7.50
:
Utilities
Glass
22% May 17
23
12
26
3
5
July 11
24% Jun
3
28
23
4% Oct
40
Jan
13
Feb % 2
145
130% Feb
12
120% Apr
Jun
26
60
Owens-Illinois
87% Jan
42%
16%
(The)
Corp
Owens-Corning
26% Jan
Jan
Overland
19
102% Mar 22
11
43%
42
16%
r.No par
104
Apr
43%
42%
Co
July 28
9
11% Jan
46% Sep
6
Marine
84% July 25
740
16%
Corp___
Outlet
27
127/a Oct
Gas
86
96%
42 "A
Chemical
Orange & Rockland
Otis
Elevator.,.
17
96%
93%
common_5
Co
100
21% Apr
15% Jun
3
96%
93
42%
Gas
May 12
80% July 11
28% Feb 20
Outboard
97
93
8,100
20
Natural
&
42
93
43%
preferred
Oil
96%
41%
No par
Electric
Mathieson
Olin
59
18% July 12
16% Jan
4.24%
Olin
28
'.
:
&
Oklahoma
20% Apr
common
preferred
88% Mar 27
4
24
36% Mar
4%
Co
Co
36% July 10
50% July 27
9
14
15% Jan
20
17% Mar 15
May 25
32% Mar
40
19% Oct
35% Nov
Edison
93% Jan
-
2
247/8 May 10
Ohio
(conv)
Forgings
Co
_1
15%
15%
16
15%
16%
2,600
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
132
Dec
28
17% Nov
17
387/a Jan
8
181/4 Jan
3
28% Apr
3
55% Sep
28
80% Jan
4
62% July 18
79% Feb
28
227/a Jan
123
Aug 31
4
123% July 27
10% Dec
6
57
Dec
29
71
Jan
12
45% July 25
59
Nov
15
75% Jan
15
46% July 21
9% Jan
3
9% Sep
28
18
Jan
6
113% Oct
5
125
Apr
11
11
114
Jan
3
Jun
27
130
May
17% May 17
61
Jan
12
65% Jan
24
120
Feb
13
45% Oct
25
81% Jan
4
55 % Jan
5
26
124% Jan
4
96V2 jan
5
130
May 10
8
72% Dec
20
69
Jan
9
90
Mar 20
15% May 10
25% Nov
2
20% Jan
3
29% Jun
43% Mar
1631/4 Feb
1
261% Aug 22
175
Feb
13
16% Dec
6
25% Jan
5
88% Oct
12
95 % Jan
11
88
Apr
19
Feb
1
34% Dec
30
331/2 Jan
3
27
17% Jan
73
3
Mar 15
77% May 10
227
May
12
457/a Apr
17
93
Apr
17
88
May 16
11
69% Dec
30
64% Jan
36 i/b Mar
9
44% Dec
30
43
Jan
3
8
29% Sep
12
28
Jan
3
82
Jan
3
85% Mar
83% Jan
3
87
Jan
78% Jan
19
80% Jan
5
84% Dec
12
98
14
86
Aug 30
87% Aug
17
Sep
7
86
Jan
105% Aug
19
102
11
8
Jun
26% Mar
52
6
22% Mar 30
96
57% July 21
30% Apr
6
Feb
41% Feb
17
10
90% Feb
24
3
105% Jan
30
28
Feb
21
47% Jan
4
13
71
Jan
3
78
20
22% Mar 22
21% Jan
9
23% Apr
21
49% Aug 19
65% Jan
5
741/4 Sep
20% Jan
7
23% Apr
20
May 11
Feb
18
7% Sep
29
106
123
Aug 25
11% Feb 11
May 17
118% Jan
8
3
108
62% July
Mar 29
154% July
14
87
May 25
May
1
Jul* 12
May 12
21
4
37% Aug 30
33% Jan
42
301/4 Oct
10
37% Jun
24
33% Jan
42
27% Jun
2
39% Jan
4
33% Jan
39% Jun
63% Dec
5
57% Feb
17
Aug 18
131
Jan
26% Jan
13
25
861/2 Nov
7
Jan
29i% Feb
Feb
7
22% Mar 29
84 % Apr
81
7
100
48%
13%
116
65%
113
81%
24%
188%
20
95
<
64%
13%
*45%
*47%
13%
*114%
64%
*110
81
24
186%
19%
*94%
41
85%
79%
57%
29%
84
*85
87%
*102%
Public Serv Co of Ind com—No par
3%% preferred
100
57%
4.08%
4.18%
Jan
90
*123% 125%
22%
22%
100
100
100
100
100
1
21
104% Jun
Jan
100
1.25
10
10
100
100
100
1
75
2.50
5
1
* Poor & Co
10
Porter Co Inc(HK) 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
$1.40 div preference com—No par
15% May 17
83% Oct
'
1%
guaranteed preferred
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5% preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virgina
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Pittston Co (The) common$3.50 convertible preferred
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
L—
Polaroid Corp
9
4.30%
5.05%
5.28%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.32% preferred
25
4.16%
preferred
25
4.80%
preferred
100
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
$4.75 preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
Pullman Inc
No par
Oil
5
14
Pure
74% iJun
16
142% Apr
18
Quaker Oats Co common
6% preferred
-
*105%
*72
*22
*21%
146%
10
*86
38%
36
36 %
*123% 125%
22%
24%
65%
13%
47
41%
86%
80%
57%
29%
84
85%
87%
103%
106
59%
73%
22%
21%
146%
10%
86%
38%
,
63%
13%
45%
47%
13%
*114%
64%
*111
80
237/a
185%.
19%
94%
40%
86
80
56%
29%
64%
13%
46%
47%
13%
116
64%
114
81%
24%
187%
19%
94%
41
87%
80%
57%
29%
84
*84%
84
85
88
88
102% 103
*105
106
57%
*123% 124%
24
24%
64%
65%
13%
14%
123%
123%
123%
123%
24%
24"%
23%
24%
8,200
63%
65%
64%
65%
13,700
14%
14%
14%
14%
6,000
47%
48%
48%
13%
13%
*114% 116
65%
68%
114% 115
80%
81
24%
25
184
188
19%
20
94%
94%
40%
40%
87%
88%
79
80
55%
57
*29%
29%
*83%
84%
*84%
85%
*87
88
*102% 103%
105% 106%
47%
47%
47%
47%
49
49
13%
13%
»47
57%
*114%
116
68%
69%
116%
119%
*48%
13%
•114%
69%
120
49
13%
90
200
700
1,200
116
70%
121
3,400
260
80
80%
79%
79%
6,200
25%
26%
25%
26%
12,000
17,100
183%
185
182%
185%
20
20%
20%
20%
94%
94%
*94 %
95
120
407/a
41%
40%
41
13,600
87
88%
86%
87%
19,100
3,00O»
79%
79%
79%
79%
6/100
55%
57
56%
57%
25,800
29
29
29
*84
84%
84
*84%
85%
85%
88
88
♦87
800
\84
85%
88
480
940
160
*102%
103%
102%
102%
150
•106
106%
106
106
300
58%
58
57%
58%
10,200
38%
5%
72%
22%
21%
145
10 %
86%
38%
37%
38%
37%
37%
5,900
39 %
34 %
36
35
36%
36%
36%
35%
36%
50,800
36%
36 %
36%
36%
37
36%
37%
37%
37%
30,200
72%
22%
*21%
144
10
*86
58"%
*72
•72
*22%
•22
73%
22%
21%
146% 146%
10
10%
*86
86%
38
38%
21%
21%
•140
73%
73%
110
22%
*22
22%
100
22
*21%
22%
147
143%
144%
560
7,900
73%
10
10%
10
10%
86
86
86%
86%
700
50
Q
Jan
26
125% Jan
42
11
26
Mar
8
136
27% Nov
14
For footnotes, see page 26
4
31
Apr
1
5
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
70%
*139
29%
71%
141
29%
70%
*139
29%
72
141
29%
72%
139
29%
73
73
139
►139
29%
29%
i
73%
141
29%
72
72
•139
141
29%
29%
3,700
120
1,000
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 31, 1961
.
(440)
24
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
HIGH
AND
SALE
We..nejduy
,,
Sales for
PRICES
the Week
Friday
Thursday
v
1
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
July 25
July 24
July 26
Shares
July 28
Juiy 27
R
78% Apr
46 % Oct
25
67 % Jan
4
49% Jan
16
70% Jan
18
8
23
Radio
74% May 15
23% Feb
18% July 19
23
18
22% May 15
43% Jun
Raytheon
—5
50
36%
17%
17%
11
2
Jan
6
17% Jan
4
53% Jan
4
35% Jan
3
18% Jan
5
20 Va Dec
5
33 % Feb
117a Dec
8
28 % Jan
12 % Dec
28
15V2 Nov
1
28
9
Reading
'
July 19
16% July 26
10% July 26
5
20
6
3.8
non-cum
18
4%
non-cum
15% Jan
Owl
69 Va Jun
21
Red
3
20 Va Apr
14
Reed
Jan
3
28 Va May 10
Reeves
July 27
16
17 % Oct
24
Jan
4
8
15% Dec
7
19% Mar 17
16% Jan
6
20% Apr
7
43 % Dec
1
68% Jan
4
47% Jan
4
67
7
27% Feb
1
19
May
Co—.
Bit
18
1
Chemicals
3
108% Apr
10
51% Apr
27
Richfield
25% Jan
34% May 10
Riegel
50% Mar 13
Ritter
49% Jun
22% Mar 15
56% Jan
5
27 Vb Jan
11
7% Feb
25
12% Jan
20
10% Jan
3
14% Jan
6
22
53% Jan
3
65% Mar
33% Sep
6
28
50% Jan
22
Jun
18% May 11
23
37% Oct
24
56% Jan
21
43 % Jan
3
Sep
26
71% Jan
4
44% Jan
17
42% Jan
4
48
Sep
23
47
110% Oct
27
149
Jan
5
115
3
31
1
% Dec
30
69
Dec
6
6
91% Jan
3
83
8
87
13% Jan
3
4
1% Jan
19
78% Jan
Jan
2% Dec
19
3
3
33% Jan
52% July
33% Nov
3
55
Apr
32 ■% Feb
38% Oct
19
52
Jun
40
21
41% Oct
25
21
Oct
28
27
Dec
2
600
Dec
28
82
16
Jan
670
2
May
87
103/4
2
64%
14 Va
14
14
143/a
14%
15
15
20
..
19%
2074-
20%
21%
21%
22 %
227b
227b
5,000
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
12%
20
197 b
197a
8,500
19 Vb
xl8 Va
49%
*49
.
63%
18%
*18%
19
50
51%
52%
53
25
25
25
25 Vb
25%
25%
*57
59
.57
57
56 %
56%
*55%'-
57 Va
*5674
57%
48%
48%
49%
49%
50%
49%
50%
69,700
24,100
'
48%
47%
13%
47%
.13%
7 18%
137 b
1374
•18%
18%
183A
18%
13%
18%
187b
18%
18%
1,600
59 Vb
60 Va
60
61%
62
63%
63%
64 Vb
63 Va
64%
43,500
49
49
49%
493/4
49
49%
49
49 3A
49
49%
3,400
61%
62 %
62 Va
63%
64
65%
64%
66 %
64%
667b
55,100
46%
47%
47
47%
47
47%
47
47 3A
48%
497a
46 VB
47%
45%
477b
46 3A
47 Va
•47%
48
47%
47%
48
48
13%
45%
46 3/8
48
■47%
473/4
115
115
1153/4
132
132%
1313A
84%
84%
♦84%
17
17%
16%
1%
1%
46%
45%
*47%
-
'
31% Oct
24
14% Jan
•46
Ruberoid
14% July 14
Aeronautical
Ryan
9
'
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'
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>
7
367a Jan
3
52
88 % Aug
86
3
90 Va Mar 15
Jan
Jan"
15
32
19
30
37% Sep
7
333A Jan
51
9,700
28%
27%
28 Vb
273A
28%
27%
277s
2 7 5/a
277b
3,000
35 %
9,300
34%
41%
-—11%
18
15 Va Jan
353A Mar 30
3
8
79% Feb
19
70 % Jan
5
26
55 % Jan
4
Jan
19% Oct
Apr
25%
27
19%
100
May 25
Jan
4
3
39 Va Feb
16
3
14 Va Apr
20
May 10
12
21 % Apr
14
143/s Jan
3
22
31
37% Jan
8
213A Jan
3
3478 May
5
May
8
Feb
10
87a Jan
3
11
42% Oct
25
81 % Jun
17
467b May
3
58 Va Jun
9
Oct
18
50% Feb
4
Jan
16
413/4 Jan
3
7% Nov
1
16% Feb
15
8% Jan
4
17% Feb
17
93% Jun
8
8% May
36
11
6
May 27
72
77
38
Jan
92 % Aug 19
14 Vb Mar 10
116
3
73 % Jan
11
85
Aug 15
May 10
81 Va May
9
May 19
15
70
Feb
21
8% Jan
14
5
Jan
3
73% May 11
10.' May 22
Screw
38% Jun
13
Jun
16
37 % Feb
Seaboard
66% Jan
26
4% Dec
28
29% Sep
29
20 % Apr
5
27
24% Aug 22
24
Seagrave
22
Jan
4
44% Feb
17
59
Jun
23
54
10% Nov
28
19% Jan
25
117b Jan
5
17
11
Oct
25
16
Jan
9
207a Apr
90
Jan
4
100
97 Va Jan
4
7% Sep
29
8% Jan
4
Jan
Oct
4
5
3
417a July 20
Feb
1
713A July
7
14 Va Mar 31
12
30
Jun
Jan
31% Jan
15
102
7
July 28
4
May 25
147a Apr
19
37 Va May 12
40
May 18
31
May 17
19 % Dec
5
43% Jan
U
21
Jan
3
12% Jun
27
29% Dec
12
207a Jun
27
38 % Jan
6
30% Apr
28
43
Jan
4
17% Sep
15
23% Jan
4
Finance
Seaboard
13
18% Sep
41
.13%
13%
13%
13%
12%
13
42%
42
42
11%
11
11'
22
213A
223/4
223A
23%
22%
24 Vb
15%
15%
15%
15 %
15%
157a
16%
49%
49%
49%
883/4
883A
88 3A
21 %T
313/s Feb
467a Mar
28
6
161/4 July 17
233A May 15
163/a July 18
19% May 16
Rubber
Seiberling
Inc
Co
common
Oil
Shell
4
60% Apr
69
Sep 26
94 Va Jan
4
70 % Jan
Nov
23
4474 Jan
2874 Jun
11
187a Feb
Co
84 Va Mar 10
Simonds Saw & Steel
377a Apr
3
11
Smith
(AO)
Marchant
11% Oct
25
26
12 % Jan
4
31% May 10
Smith-Corona
24
287b Mar 23
237b Jan
3
36 74 Jun
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
38 Va Oct
11
64 3/4 Jun
15
46 Va Jan
4
64 74 July 28
Smith
34% Jun
2
423/a Jan
5
38 3/4 Jan
~47b
Jun
34
10
77a Dec
30
6% Mar 15
9 Va May 25
Jan
12
467e Dec
30
44 % Jan
453A Jan
28
51 Va Oct
18
49
Jan
25
22% Jun
21
28 3/4 Dec
19
277b Jan
3
57
9
14
May 10
21
11
157b Jan
Dec
15
303/4 Feb
3
27 % Jan
11
127s Nov
7
157s Dec
30
15% Jan
17
70
Dec
29
65
12
50 Va
July 18
46
3
25
56 Vb Feb
39 Va Jan
31 Va Jan
4
83% Jun
Jan
May
52 % Jun
23% July
30 Va Jun
22 % Apr
4
4
5
May 11
6
6
10
Jan
4
47% Jan
19
60
May 17
31
36 74 Jan
3
45
May
16
407s Aug 24
38 % Jan
3
477a May 18
18 % Sep
28
233/4 Jan
5
20 Va Jan
3
40
28
54 Va Jan
5
4774 Mar 15
38 % Aug
79'A Mar 24
25
5
Mar 30
Puerto
Gas
28
Jan
3
447a May 31
Spencer
17
88
Jan
3
91
2
4.20%
22
Spencer
14 Va Jan
3
20 Vb Jan
26
88% Jan
3
footnotes,
see page
26
22 Va Jun
35
May 15
9774 May
9
Sperry
$4.30
♦73%
75%
75%
~70
4,100
63A
6%
63A
6%
6 3A
67a
678
7 Va
7 Va
77b
7,000
27%
273/4
27%
273/4
27 3A
287a
28 %
283/4
277b
287b
15,100
22
22 %
213/4
22
21 "Va
22%
22
227b
22'A
23%
11,00a
6,300
25%
263/8
25%
25%
25
2574
25
27%
27 %
28%
40 3/4
41%
40
41%
39%
40
40
417 b
41
41 %
4,900
67%
68 VB
67%
68
673A
687a
68'A
687b
68%
687a
16 3/4
16 3/8
167b
16%
17
22,300
4,500
15%
14,900
15%
14%
•100
15 Va,
15%
14%
15 Va
*100
102
„
16'A
16
14%
143/4
•10O
102
9%
93/4
147b
147b
*101
102
1474
147 b
.
*101
102
102
10 Va
10
10 %
1,000
42 Vb
43
437b
447b
15,800
26
267b
26
267b
22
22
22 Va
22%
22%
4,100
43%
42 3A
43 %
427b
43%
11,100
1674
167a
1674
167a
4,400
97o
9%
'
6,700
*16%
17
17
♦16 Va
*16 Va
17
173/4
177a
177a
18'A
177b
18
20 3A
20'A
207b
25,700
18,700
*16 Va
17
17
4,500
287a
29%
*3374
34%
47%
48%
76
*74 Va
76%
75 3A
76
757-4
4674
43 Va
46 Va
46 Va
2,200
46%
46%
47 Vb
46%
42 Va
4174
42 %
22,500
40%
1047-4
101 Va
104 Va
23,500
977a
607a
403/4
98
417b
41
607b
5874
59 Va
30
21
—!
com
23
35'A
77s
39
preferred
Kellogg & SoAs
Rand Corp common
preferred
—,
100
——1
—50c
25
-
98%
103
61
59%
61
10274
60
52
700
3,400
20O
75%
*74%
7,500
4,400
31 Va
31
3174
317b
33
32 Vb
33
20%
21 Va
207a
217b
20
21%
207b
2074
28%
287a
287b
29
28
28%
28 %
28%
61%
62 Va
62
62%
63
63 Vb
63 3/8
6474
12,800
46
46%
52,900
44%
457b
45 %
46
4574
46 Va
10%
107b
1074
1074
11
11
8%
8%
8%
8 Va
8%
8%
52 Va
50 %
52 %
52
51
51%
49 Va
49%
*49 %
52
*49 Va
4074
3974
40%
♦40
22
22
27,500
7,100
700
11%
♦11 Vb
i.
87 b
7,700
5074
87b
50
52
•3974
4,600
100
52
*49%
41
40
22%
22 Va
227b
29
400
40
22%
29Vi
3,300
22
22 Va
•30
30%
*29 Va
297b
*29 %
297b
18%
187 b
1874
18%
1874
18 %
1874
3,500
717a
11,700
13,600
18%
18 Va
72%
55 /a
42 /a
42 /8
400
71%
717b
71 %
717a
71%
54 Va
55 Va
55 %
557b
55 Vb
567b
56
5774=
417b
417b
42%
42%
427b
43 %
437b
43%
43
43%-.
42 7a
43 Va
43
43 Va
42%
437b
6,300
247b
24 3b
247b
47,700
52 Va
52%
8,900
71%"
72
23 Va
2374
23%
247b
24 Ve
52 Va
52%
52 Va
5274
18 Va
18%
187b
67
23%
52 /a
18 A
69Va
67
.
♦67
287b
277a
■
24%
24%
357b
,
2874
24
28
*89%
92
207s -21V8
267s 27%
*92%
93
41
98%
51
30 %
11
83/4
23%
3578
., 77a
393/b
41
60 Va
30/f
-1
1
Corp
1
2.50
Chemical Co common....6
Inc
46%
98
51%
50
40%
22%
*30,,
76
405/a
283A
61 %
457a
*67
277s
(AG) & Bros
Industries
46
22
50
Railway
*74%
30Va
*40
22%
—
4774
617a
287a
61%
443A
*10%
8%
non-cum
30
6
For
5%
90
4
75 %
34 %
Co
Rico Sugar
—
35% Jun
9
*73 Vb
29%
Sparton
92 % Sep
75 Vb
51 Vb
27
16 3A Aug
*73 %
5074
"117b Apr
26 % Jan
75%'
3374
preferred
!
Public Service
11
31
237-4
•73V4
•733/8
Southeastern
9% Jr<n
May 23
2374
287b
Spartans
187a Oct
94
237b
5074
Spalding
13% May 12
77
*92%
237b
3474
3
83
*76
94
237a
29%
4
Mar
77
94
23%
49%
25
Oct
*76
91
24
23%
34%
34% Apr
843/g May 16
77
94
2 3 3/4
233/4
28 Va
46% Apr
12
•76
94
70O
49
3
7% Jan
77
♦92%
18%
71 Va
547a
42
427a
23
52
183A
Jersey
Southern
106
107 3A
107
•76
Co_10c
Southern California Edison
25
Southern Co
—5
Southern Indiana Gas & El_No par
Southern Natural Gas
Co
7.50
Southern Pacific Co
(Del)—No par
8%
1077b
94
*49Vb
preferred
South
105 3A
77
50
2.50
5
25
5%
108 %
•92%
Line
South
106%
1103/a
97 b
34%
4
337b May
11,400
9%
287a
16
Jan
7,000
1077b
*39%
9%
9%
9%
27%
27
May 12
9%
40%
*33 Va
20 Va Jan
71
23,500
39%
9%
9%
5574
40
28
34
26 Va Jan
30
•
547b
39%
9%
55
41
27
34
5
65 Va Mar 20
53
40
•393/4
•76
1
1
4
69% Aug 23
55 Vb
10
10
543/4
54
553/8
20%
Dec
1
11
54
9%
10
40%
203A
293/4 Jan
64 Va Jun
19 % Apr
9
3,600
20
17
Sep 26
21% Sep 26
63A May
2
26 % Nov 23
1774 Jan
10 %
20%
13
187a Aug 23
97a
17%
29% Jun
23
12
10 Vb
10%
20%
23 % May 18
167a Nov
553/4 Jun
19,000
10
108
CQmmon_.No par
preferred
20
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs—100
Southwestern Public Service Co—1
Sep
29 Va
9%
Mobil Oil Co Inc
—15
Railroad Co
No par
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
Soo
287b
9%
Socony
1374 May 26
29%
54%
French Labs_No par
Kline &
48 Va May 19
29
40%
10
Inc—j—5
—-5
Corp
203A Oct
3
28 %
17%
Manufacturing Co
Oil Co
:
9 Va Mar 10
28%
20%
Corp
Skelly
7
27%
19%
Simplicity Pattern Co
67 % July
3
27%
173/4
Corp
4974 Apr
19
533/8 Jan
27%
5
42 74 Jan
6
18%
i—20
25
6
2
173A
1
54
Jun
18%
No par
No par
31
29% Dec
18
27 3/8
1
50c
Oct
37
4,000
18%
16 3A
Corp of America
Oil
63,300
18 Vb
18
16 3A
40
Singer
12,800
107b
177a
18
Siegler Corp
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Sinclair
32 Vb
10%
•
18
16%
3834 May 23
4
27,700
99
17%
16%
34
457a May
100
337b
•
317b
107b
163A
3
1047b July 27
33%
31'7b
10%
16%
July 18
3
31
107a
•16%
Jan
11
31%'
10%
NY shs ord^£l
——61
28
387a Jan
30%
11
21%
26 Va
63 Va Jan
31
10%
-
42 3A
1
4
30%
11%
43%
1
4
6,800
9,700
7374
*97
31%
21
Jun
22
800
17%
*72%
99
11
42 Va
31% Sep
Jan
*97
t
20 3A
43
55
37 Va
17
337a
99
•97
42%
29
557a Jan
99
99
327b
33%
32
31%
♦97
21%
24
68 % Dec
x31%
42%
23 Va Sep
31
3274
37%
73 Va
21
23s/a Oct
29
310
90%
350
3274
17%
30%
No par
No par
Sheraton
Sep
36,300
37%
17
73%
26%
Sheller
33
.'•71
32
37 Va
17 Va
74
42
19 Va May 21
53% Oct
37%
16%
♦71
42
213A May 10
27
37%
16%
74
24%
4
3
37%
24%
14
13
'52
51 Va
90%
*
42
167a Feb
Feb
11,600
32%
24%
153A Jan
37
22,500
-16%
*280
31%
41%
4
Simmons
24%
16 Va
90
3274
243/a
Jan~13
17
200
23%
350
32 Vb
41%
20% Jan
47
32
93/B
21%
7
•97
•280
; 350
32
90
*280
893A
23%
12
Mfg
1,300
8,000
11%
52
50 Va
507a
41%
Co
issued
When
13 Vb
4274
*11
11%
*11
350
♦9%
Corp
Shell Transp & Trad
>.
-
93/8
(Frank G)
Shattuck
13 Va
42 3A
4274
13 Va
42 %
—1
Steel
Sharon
13 Vb
42%
11%
♦11
13%
137a
13%
413A
♦280
7
*71
—No par
Shahmoon Industries Inc__
2.50
Shamrock Oil & Gas
1
29
26% Mar 24
32
■
350
32
preferred
$5.25
15% Sep
Jan
88
•280
5
Corp___—5
3
—1
1
15% Dec
Apr
.
.
13 Va
♦13
800
1,900
Wi
493A
87 Va
20
—-—1
Co
Corp—
Sealright-Oswego Falls
Sears Roebuck & Co
Servel
13,400
13 3/4
49%
—25
—100
1
of Amer
Line RR Co
Air
137b
327a
f!V>
No par
No par
common
Bolt Corp
&
65.200
323/a
-10
preferred
3.60%
293/b Mar 21
213/4 July 25
12
May 17
1
30% Nov
Co
Mfg
33 3b
20%
32
100
preferred—:—
71% Jun
Jan
33
20'A
31%
I
1.66%
100
preferred
Scovill
30
33 Va
20%
31%
31%
27 Vb May 31
31
20
20 Va
:',;'15%
Paper Co common
3
Oct
97
2274
31%
16%
$4
20%
20
20%
37%
$3.40
19%
22 3A
13%
•-
10,900
197 b
13%
..
29,800
20 Vb
31%
:
26 Va
23 Va
19%
*23
20%
13%
940
92
257b
26 Va
25%
26%
*90%
92
20%
163/4
16% Jan
16
87
23
373/4
15
4
193/4
223/4
16%
4
Jan
19 Va
22%
*37'A
Jan
81
21%
•22
Power—No par
Ry Co com__No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
St Regis
77b Jan
92
253A
20 %
22%
26
553
515
549
*93%
♦90 %
25%
19%
Fran
San
545
92
92
35%
35 Va
347a.
347a
546
*90%
22%
vi.
Joseph Lead Co
Joseph Light &
L
542
540
540
92
—5
1st pfd 4.40% 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
Schering Corp .common
1
5% convertible preferred—
30
Schick
Inc
1
Scott Paper Co common
-No par
7
40% Feb
30% Jan
31% Sep
Mar 14
13% Dec
St
7
93
12
7
St
79
31% July 20
July 13
St
5
10
10% May 16
7
24% Jan
.
34%
34%
343/4
34%
549
:
Safeway Stores common
4% preferred
4.30% conv preferred
19 Va Apr
9
22% Jan
300
5074
■«
38 Va Jun
3
24% Sep
29% Apr
88
July 27
40% Apr
47%
51
Hf
^S
47 Va
507a
540
;—2.50 ■'
—
48
507a
24%
—No par
Co_
Ryder System Inc
22 Va Mar 16
45%
50%
5
...
447b
*46%.
48
45
50%
1
1
(Jacob)—
44%
49%
♦90%
Co—
Ruppert
•46
3Va
447a
49%
—100
1
1
1
—1
20 g
1
Co
Petroleum
Corp
44
47%
43%
.
46
27%
—5
_20
Inc
3%
44%
3
3 Vb
44%
3
Va
49%
10
Corp
Corp
common
Corp
Rubbermaid
19
24% May
30
100
46
Elec Corp__No par
preferred series A
Aircraft Corp
Dutch
10% Mar 15
18,800
3,700
3
.25
convertible preferred
McBee
18 Va Jan
6,700
1 Va
17a
9,000
Royal
19
17%
17
1,900
Royal
23
85%
17b
85%
43%
11
Oct
1%
Controls com—1
18
17
167a
1%
4,500
19% Apr
26% Jun
♦81%
17%
1%
3 Vb
43% Apr
6
85%
16 3A
10,700
3 Va
13 Va
3
•84 Va
l3/a
500
2,400
1347b
*84%
123
3 Va
31 % July 19
9% May
131 %
3
2
14% May
132%
8,200
4
7
132
16%
59,400
337b
21% Mar
46 % Apr
132%
?
116%
117%
167b
116
117
133 3A
1153/4
117%
85
18,400
'
36%
46% Jan
3
f
-
736%
5
36% Jan
137b
116
*
1%
13%
13%
13;
13%
33
1
22
20
,
36
25
16% May 17
.;
353/4
12 % Apr
3
1,000
2,600
36%
11% Oct
July 19
52%
25
35%
31% Dec
12 Vb Feb
52%
243A
.7
36%
25% Apr
14% May 31
18%
36%
(Geo D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
18
500
19
*18%
18%
493A
23
8,900
Rockwell-Standard
4%
900
"
31%
Rohm & Haas Co
7
90 Va July
■
15%
*15
437a
Rochester Telephone
5
v
2,700
65
63%
9474
R
30% Oct
62%
3,700
307a
Feb
69% Mar
63 %
61
'3,000
923/4
13
26%
64
62
3,000
1174
*11
437b
21% Jan
26
11'A
31
25
Feb
11
4374
Roper
14% Sep
113A
3C7u
Ronson
Apr
10%
30%
5
259
103A
30%
5
4
67,400
87 b
16%
30%
8
May 27
403a
8%
167b
7
30%
24% May
Nov
39%
8%
16%
30%
23% May
80
40 74
8%
16%
...
30 Va
27 Va May
338
38%
87b
17 %
-10
Company
—2.50
Antelope Copper Mines
1
3
9
8
39%
8%
16 3/4
19%
Corp
Paper
9
24
383/4
8%
17%
94 Va
13
32% Oct
38%
8%
92
16% Jan
19
363A
.,17Vb
.
3.400
433/a
17% Jan
33% Sep
27.300
43%
12 Vb Jan
15
21%
92
8
30% Dec
21%
90%
16
Jan
17,%;=,
21%
423A
22
42
177b
21
423/4
13% Sep
18
18
21%
89
20% Dec
Oct
173A
-21%
18
42%
21 % Jan
15
18 Va
21%
18
873A
Corp
Rochester Gas &
16
400
173/4
x21 Va
88%
5%%
5
600
■
6.800
423/4
14
5
71
42%
14% May 12
9% Apr
70%
87 %
Rohr
12% Apr
70 Va
■
May
500
Sep
89
4
Jan
Mar 23
70%
No par
Oil
Robertshaw-Fulton
July 27
35% May
4
27% Jan
38% Jan
71V4
25
Co
Eng
Roan
29% May 10
3
23% Jan
26% Jan
780
51
19
43% Jan
Jan
50
•70%
31,400
rV
♦48%
Corp
&
5
Jun
50
Elec
9
47% Jun
10
Apr
8
3 Va Feb
3
2% Jan
4% Jan
1
May 31
1% Mar 23
3
Dec
42
21
5
23 Va May
Mar
2% Jan
28% Jan
30
135% July 10
4
84
Oct~24
5
131% Jun
July 19
2
Aug
26% Jan
Oct
3
56 % Jun
49 Va Jan
85
5
12
23%
May 23
59% Apr
94% Dec
21
55 % Jan
76% Jan
3
79 Vb May 17
•
Jan
May 17
62
9
37% Mar
57
"37%
7
*
15% Aug 23
4
Stores
Reliance
51% May 10
78% Jan
48 Va Dec
Reliable
13
66% Mar
Mar 14
57
713/4
♦72
19%
—10
5
Reliance Mfg Co common
-5
Conv preferred 3%%, series—100
Republic-Aviation
Corp_
_1
Republic Corp common
50c
$1 convertible preferred
—10
Republic Steel Corp
10
Revere Copper & Brass
5
Revlon Inc
-1
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co—2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
4%% preferred series A
-50
4% %
conv 2nd pref
100
Reynolds (RJ) Tobacco com
5
Preferred 3.60%
series
100
Rheem Manufacturing Co
1
Rhodesian Selection Trust
:—_5s
Richardson-Merrell Inc
1.25
Apr
31% Aug 29
11% July 11
19% Mar 14
197 b
587a
58%
72 Va
64%
14%
50c
1
.
42% July 20
Apr
52% Jun
21
19%
57%
*72
20
No par
1
Inc
Bros
Reichhold
16
13%
8%
8
No par
Inc—
Stores
Roller
25
28% Jun
common
4%
12% Jan
61
Jan
Co
Co
1
25 Vs Feb
1
28% Jan
20
11% Mar 22
8
19%
11
6
20
72%
19%
37%
1st prefered—.—50
2nd preferred
50
6
21% Apr
25
5974
72 %
19%
18%
21%
88 Va Feb
11
8 % Dec
59%
72%
193/4
•70%
71%
21 VB
4
15 Va Jan
15% Dec
59%
72%
,
19
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
Raymond International Inc—3.33 %
Rayonier Inc__
1
57'/a Jan
30 % Oct
57%
72%
56%
7274
19
*70%
19
Apr
70
7
29
Corp
56%
19%
56%
*72%
of America com_No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
Ranco
Inc
2.50
9
22% Jun 15
Dec
157a Sep
£6
Apr
74
65% May
3674
36
77b
38 Va
•90%
28 Vb
92%
92%
187b
69
69
29%
2874
29%
29
29 Vb
2474
24
25
36%
35%
36 %
8.800
97b
12,200
2474
24%
36 Vb
357b
9%
874
387b
♦90 Va
92
*
,
92
387b
92 *:
*90 Vb
197b
21%
2074
287a
28
28%
287b
92%
92%
*921/4
-1
-
93
-
28 %
92 %
14,700
2,400
387b
38 %
22%
40
71
9
9%
38 %
1,800
187 b
187b
*69
*90 Va
'
21%
2174
2674
52%
18%
38 %
3874
20%
52 Va
187b
69
9,Va
9
2,200
3,400
92
21%
<
44,700
287a
85,800
93
-
110
Volume
Number
194
6077
.
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(441)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year I960
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
29% Mar
8
46% Dec
2
82% Sep
42
8
77 y2 Feb
19
82
July 25
,Jan
64% Apr
4
Spiegel
88% Apr 17
43% July 11
3
YORK
LOW
STOCK
$4.50
Inc
No par
37% Jan
4
29% Jan
5
25
57 Va Dec
14
52 % Jan
12
70'A Jan
12
79% Aug 22
72 Va Jan
23
78% May 12
$3.50
13% Sep
13
11% Jan
3
17% May 11
Standard
Financial
2
4% Jan
5% Apr
24
Standard
Gas
20
25 Vb Jan
53 Va Jun
5
Standard
Kollsman
4
46% Jan
56% Apr 18
55 % May
4
Standard
Oil of
Standard
Oil
of
49% Apr
10
Standard
Oil
of
3
Standard
Oil
of Ohio
21
3%%
•4'/2 Mar
5
1
30 % Jun
12% May 11
51% Jan
1
40
Jun
35
Sep
May 16
47 Va
Dec
46
30
Jan
40% Jan
Square
.
50 Va Jan
4
44 V2 May 31
56
Jan
4
53% Mar 15
59% Feb
83 Va Nov
25
89
Mar
8
84
9
89
Jun
20 Vb Oct
25
4
21% Feb
7
28
Mar 30
64
Feb
6
80% Mar 30
38
Dec
1
Co
D
Standard
9
♦86
AND
HIGH
Tuesday
43 %
87
86
PRICES
July 26
42
42%
42
87
SALE
Wednesday
July 25
July 24
43
44%
No par
common
35% Feb
65 % May
Par
preferred
25 Va July 25
10 % May 11
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
♦86
Sales for
Thursday
Friday ■'
July 28
July 27
42 %
86
*86
■'
43 %
42%
87
*86
36"Vb Jan
26% Oct
5
13
4
27'A Jan
30
37 Vb July
25
26 V4 Dec
102
6
Jan
40% Jan
62 V2 Dec
8
27
Feb
1
preferred
com
32
L
39 Va
37%
37%
38%
39%
38%
39%
38%
39%
64 Vb
9,600
64%
64 Va
643/4
63%
643/4
63 VB
633A
63%
63%
8,300
75%
75%
753A
753/4
76 3A
763/4
77
75%
753/4
510
1
14%
14%
14%
143/4
14%
15
14%
14%
14V4
145/b
10c
8,100
5%
5%
5%
5%
♦51/4
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5,100
46%
Corp
Electric
&
Co
Industries
Indiana
New
*76
r
>
1
44%
45%
44%
46%
48%
47%
483/8
6.25
57,200
49%
50'/a
49%
50%
51
52%
52%
52%
52
52%
25
California—.
47,700
49%
50
493/a
50
503/a
501/4
503A
50'/a
505/a
23,500
43
43%
43'A
49%
443/b
443/e
46
45%
45%
145,300
55 Vb
55%
54 3A
55%
56
56 3A
90
88
88
22
223A
;
7
Jersey
10
common
19 Va Oct
24
42% Jan
4
26 Va Jan
25
21% Mar 25
HVa Jan
3
20
17% Jan
4
Nox
16
May 11
45 % Nov
77
Jan
Jan
29
65% Jan
9
4
82
27
May 23
6
16% Jan
5
44 Va Mar 24
71 Va Dec
30
22% Oct
25
33% Jan
4
1
33 Va Jun
9
25% Jan
12% July
51% July 17
77
Feb
7
13% Jan
-9
Jan
4
24% Jan
3
67
Co
:
44%
44
v
t
48 Vb
54 Va
55%
553/8
56
88
88
88
88
22%
23%
21%
47
3 % %
Sterchi
96
Sterling
Apr
22%
16% Jan
11
18% Feb
19
17% Jan
9
19% May
47 Va Oct
24
58% Mar 28
53 % Jan
4
65% Apr
26% Mar 24
30% Aug 15
27% Jan
3
34
24 Va Jan
15
7
Jan
6
Jan
4
230
Jan
3
529
'
22 %
17% Dec
48 Va
19% Dec
7
18% Jan
4
1
Mar
Baer
Stone
20
Fuller
&
Studebaker-Packard
Suburban
33 % Apr
4
Suburban
Propane
55% July 28
Sunbeam
4
28% May 31
Sun
Corp
5
89
May 24
47% Jan
3
57
May 19
Sun
20 Va May 27
24 Va Jan
7
23 Va Jan
3
29
Jun
23% Sep
26
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co
4%% preferred series
34% Dec
30
May
5 Va Jun
855
Sep
26% Feb
9
Apr
33
Jan
30
3
•
1.3
24% Mar
20
|
9
7
7
Jan
3
19
4
1200
Jan
4
1464
Jan
29
50
Jan
3
58
Biscuits
Sunshine
30'A
30%
30%
30%
6,900
11%
-11%
11%
113/4
11%
113/4
11%
11%
11%
115/8
20 Va
20%
201%
55
54%
56
20
20 Vb
20
20
20
20%
53%
53%
54
54%
54%
;
54%
*81
•81
83
*81
83
*20
54%
83
*81
143/4
*143/4
83
*81
1,900
2,700
1,200
11,900
Jun
29
45
Jan
15
Sweets
25
39% Jun 20
49% Feb
28
Swift
83
15
11% Jan
15
Jun
22
12% Jan
18 Vb Jun
5
:• '
14%
15
*14%
81
82%
80%
813A
8IV4
83
83
84
83 %
84 'A
13,100
28%
28%
28%
29%
29
29%
29
29%
28 3/4
291/2
17,100
14%
Vi
I,200
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
31%
311/4
27
27
27
27%
27
27
27%
27%
27Vb
27VB
1,400
29
293/b
28%
29%
28%
28%
28V2
29
28 Va
291/4
13,700
19%
19%
*19%
19%
191/4
191/4
193/B
19%
*19Vb
193/a
30%
;
313/4
5,000
300
60 Va
60 Va
61
61
60%
61
61
61
6i
61
1,300
29%
29%
29%
30
293/4
29%
29%
30
293/4
29%
3,500
8 Vi
106,000
73/a
7%
238
238
7%
7%
73/g
*236
255
7%
♦236
73/a
255
254
22%
23%
22%
23 Va
233/8
23%
23VB
27 Va
28
27 Vi
27Va
28%
x281/2
7%
7%
254
254
265
280
23%
23
235/8
31,000
29
28
28V2
15.900
53
54Vb
54%
541/4
54%
54%
55%
6:300
22
22%
23%
23
23%
22%
235/a
12,900
1
17%
17%
17 3A
17%
17%
17%
173/8
175/e
5,400
No par
,*88%
90
90
90
52'A
52 Va
523A
523A
53
'
53 V8
531/4
53%
53%
53%
2,000
common.l
27%
273/4
27%
27%
27%
28%
28
28V2
28%
283A
25,300
23%
*23 %
*88%
90
23%
24
23%
25
30
353/4
36%
353A
12.50
107%
107 Va
*106 3A
Co
10%
10
36 %
1230
1230
1215
4.16%
♦45
47
235/8
36%
92
*90
23 5/8
36
*23%
36
109
108
103A
11
1238
*90
24
36%
108
108
10%
10c
25
r
109
36%
107
92
24
3,200
36%
2,000
108
11
10s/8
11
10 5/8
1245
1260
1250
1,000
10%
1248
1240
20
1260
480
•45
46%
46%
45
45
46
46
20O
423/4
43%
43
43%
43%
441/4
43%
44%
43%
44
II,300
16
16'A
16 Vb
16%
16 Vi
163/a
16%
16%
16 Vi
16%
41%
42'A
42
42%
42%
423/4
42%
42%
42%
42%
1
8%
25
Wayne
v
"
.
1
Corp
V
;
*45
38,200
4.50
America
Co.__
Symington
;A
143/4
143A
21%
California
of
of
Co
&
♦14%
173/4
Inc
Mining
Oil
Superior
51 Va Feb
3
30%
22 Vb
A
of '55
2nd pfd series
31
39% July 26
14
30 %
53%
Co
Sunshine
Apr 11
10% July 24
20
Jan
Oil
5%%
38% July 10
7% Oct
31
17%
series A preferred
$4.50
115
1348
1
30'A
53%
common
82 % Jan
22
30%
21%
Corp
Chemical
6
101% Jan
5,500
30
3,600
5
Sundstrand Corp
101 % Aug 22
221/4
No par
45% Mar 17
20 Va Jan
21
1
29
21%
27%
533/8
Corp
55 Va Jan
20
29
22%
1
4
4
Gas
4
85
27%
29
22
1
Gas_
42% May 17
29% Jun
27%
28%
223/a
27%
.
1
4
20% Apr
21% Jan
27%
29
21%
1
-100
Corp com
convertible preferred
$5
3
41 % Apr
3
Feb
27%
29
21%
1
13% Jan
80
28
28%
21%
1
20
Co
7
1
28
28%
5
i
18% Sep
85% Oct
12% Jun
30O
72
1
Broadcasting
64 Va Jan
23
*62
23,200
28
2.50
Co
&. Webster
Storer
Va Apr 11
9% Mar 3
312
75
6,300
<
22%
22%
5
15
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common
5%
prior preference
26 Va Jan
July 21
16 Vb Sep
14
July 25
Mar
*64 %
21%
28 %
1
Inc
Drug
Stix
29% July 24
31
•/
27%
5
Inc
6
4
■
22
27%
100
Stores
Bros
8
9
11
/
72
♦28
No par
common
(J P) & Co Inc
Stewart-Warner Corp
16% Jan
32 Va Jun
S
Stevens
5
21% Jan
♦65
73
'
27
July
*63
1
preferred
82% May
9
15% Apr 11
30
L
73
89
5
1
(The)
22%
♦873/4
1.
Co—
Corp
Chemical Co
Stauffer
3
24% Jan
22
20
Starrett
Mar 15
60% Feb
7
22
20
Steel
Pressed
Corp
4
Dec
preferred
convertible
Stanray
20
6 V2 Dec
20
14% Mar 17
Dec
206
preferred
Warner
18
14
22%
♦64%
Standard
Mar 30
17
Apr
20 Vb Sep
Corp com
♦86
1
Stanley
35
-
100
convertible preferred—;
6%
v;
v
27
Jun
23
Packaging
convertible
22
3
11
preferred series A
$1.20
Mar 28
28 Va Apr
10
38%
No par
No par
Inc
$1.60
32% Mar 27
21% July 14
34,800
87
5
Brands
Standard
Shares
45
'
'
Jan
the Week
5,000
'".'I
T
Jun
8
49
Apr
18
4vb Jan
3
10
Jun
Talcott
1
40
Inc
Tandy
(James)
Corp__
24
6% Jan
4
24 Va Aug
31
12% Feb
1
20% May 10
TelAutograph
Feb
1
50% Dec
16
47 Vb Jan
6
69% Jun
6
Tennessee
Corp.—
20 % Sep
29
24% Aug
25
22% Jun
22
25 Vb Jan
16
Tennessee
Gas
64 Va Jun
2
Jan
4
83
29% Mar 15
38% Dec
27
33
21 Vb Sep
28
37
Jan
15% Sep
26
19% Dec
148% Oct
25
3% Oct
6% May
34
87
14
Jan
5
fji
,
Texaco
109 Va May 31
Corp
1
_1.25
Transmission
When
29% Jan
20% May 17
14 Ve
Sep
27
70% Jan
12
Nov
21
287/B Oct
Texas
Texas
Gas
14
27% Jan
3
46
Jun
21
Texas
16
18% Jan
3
26% Jun
1
Texas
206% May 15
Texas
Instruments
11
4
11
27% Jan
Mar
80% Jan
4
21% Jan
29% Apr
24% Jan
31% Apr
3
30% Apr
27
26
26 Va Jan
4
11
38 Va Jun
15
61% Jan
7
37 Va Jan
23 Va
July 25
Jan
27
10% Jan
16
70% Dec
22
55
Feb
24
84
13
8
Jun
3
50
3
22 V4 May
28
&
Texas
104% July 27
86% Aug 25
24% Jan
24
Texas
Utilities
Pacific
Textron
3
Inc
$1.25
Thiokol
May 10
May 20
87
32% Feb
Thor
16% Jun
2
4
20% Jan
28% May
20% Dec
19
23% Mar 29
20% Jan
24% Mar
44'A Dec
7
68% Jan
6
48 % Jan
57% July 27
14% Sep
28
22 Va Jan
4
15% Jan
24% Jan
15 Vb Feb
17
19% Sep
Jun
22
41% Aug 26
33
6
19
28% Apr
Jan
25
59
37% Jan
$1.20
Tlmken
Toledo
May 31
July 19
Dec
23
64
20
Dec
26% Jan
4
3
38% May
9
60
Jun
16
22
Jun
19
42% Apr
3
21 % Dec
22% Jan
16
39
Jan
11
11 Va
July" 25
19
Jan
4
33
Oct
27
39% Jan
4
50 Vb Jan
11
54 Va Oct
18
4
31 % Mar
20% May
20% May 15
36
Jan
3
49% July
4
56 Va May
33% Nov
30
29% Jan
9
28
40 Va May 27
25% Jan
25
59% May 27
49% Feb
2
44 Va Dec
38 Va Jun
28
Jun
30
Mar
8
7
May
36
20
11% Dec
2
8
Oct
14
44
May 17
IOV4 Jan
6
Jan
20
36
55% May 9
55 Va Apr 14
16% July 14
48
30,200
37%'
37%
38
38%
38%
39%
391/4
39%
39
39V2
25%
25%
25
25%
25Vb
253/B
25V4
25%
25%
25%
144%
147»A
157%
156V4
160%
29%
*18%
19
81
*79
100
102
26
102
26%
27%
26
27%
27%
27
28%
24'A
23 Va
39%
39 %
23%
41%
24
38%
19 '
3,200
90
104
8,500
25%
47,900
28 Va
27%
28
24%
24%
241/2
10,100
42 Va
41%
42%
43,800
28%
28%
28%
*18 Vb
84%
60
*83%
*18%
19 V2
200
60%
61 Va
14,800
84%
*83i/4
84Va
29%
19
29
23%
24VB
23%
56
21%
22%
23
24%
24
24%
23%
233/4
233A
23%
23%
23%
24%
23%
54
54%
54
543A
55
56
1
21%
21%
211/4
21%
211/4
21%
22
21%
22'A
»
2,400
61%
29
29
23%
No par
8,500
19%
41%
*831/4
29
24%
31%
81
241/4
831/4
29
103Vt
25%
19%
*79
27%
83 Vi
833A
19
•
104%
24%
19
833A
70
29%
1,300
22 V2
24%
16,200
23%
23%
24
57%
56 Va
56%
21 %
21%
21 Va
21%
3,000
23%
23%
23%
23%
6,000
•
'
.
4,000
7,400
533A
53%
54
54%
56
57
57%
58
58V2
4,600
38
39
37%
39%
383/8
383A
38
38%
37%
381/2
4,300
81%
83
821/4
821/4
83
84%
84%
86%
87 Vi
88 Vi
2
35%
36
353/4
36%
37
373/4
37%
38 Vb
37%
37%
1
Corp
53%
1
A
_
Williams
&
23%
23%
23%
253/8
25%
26%
25%
26%
25%
26%
25%
♦24%
Corp
No par
25%
26
25%
253/4
26
26
25%
25%
400
Co
1
13%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
16
16
16'A
14,900
5
14
14%
14
143/s
13%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
10,600
47%
47Va
17,800
common
1
50
Coal
Co
1
483A
48%
49
55
55
55
55
*54%
55%
54%
54%
541/2
55
1,400
36%
37
37
371/4
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
38
2,500
28
28%
27%
28
27%
28%
28 %
29
29
29%
4,000
♦52%
54%
*52 Va
54%
39%
40%
39%
40%
39%
15
15
14%
14%
*14%
15
*45
49
48
*45
48
463A
47 VB
46%
46%
;_1
50
♦52%
54%
1
41%
42%
40%
54%
40%
City Rap Transit com-No par
conv prior
preferred
50
15 Va
15 Vb
♦14%
151/4
48
*45
48
Coach
13% Nov
28
IIV4 Jan
9
16% Apr
20 Vb Nov
30
17% Jan
4
21% Mar 13
TXL
12% Oct
26
18 Va Jan
22
13% Jan
4
17 Vi May 16
Udylite
24% Feb
29
57
Aug 30
42 % Jan
11
Underwood
7% Jan
3
65% May 11
10% Mar 28
42 %
May 22
Union
May 22
Union
Carbide
Union
Electric
•45
*52%
47
*45
*52Va
541/2
40%
19,000
300
1
Corp
;
,
123A
123/4
12%
123/4
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
3,000
1
Co
21
4,700
16,900
52,200
Inc
Steel
preferred
Oil
1
102
61%
57
*18%
31
19%80'A
30,400
28%
591/4
57%
31%
19%
8,000
160
29,900
42%
18%
57%
157
4,800
■
24%
'
41%
58%
♦18%
com_5
51%
79
102%
26%
♦28
23%
r
81
100%
102%
25%
5
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
5%
conv pfd series of
1957
,20th Century-Fox Film Corp
Twin
19%
19
*78 Va
30%
30%
30%
30%
18%
82
183/b
10
class
Pipeline
5%
3
30
154
151V4
5
Airlines
Twin
July 18
293/a
1471/4
*78
Corp
13% Jun
8% July 18
16,500
17%
No par
Tri-Continental
-
52
30
51%
35%
Construction
Electronic
Truax-Traer
39% May 31
33% Jun
7
68,600
26,000
51%
Co
World
$2.70
23%
102%
17%
No par
Trans
8
5,100
23%
1021/4
35%
_25
&
% '
17%
1
Transwestern
7
53 Va Jan
25 Vb Mar 14
July 28
Transue
1
13% July 26
50
23
103
35%
Co
Transitron
1
13% July 21
50
49%
23
17%
.
Bearing
Transamerica
29% Jan
24
493A
49%
No par
Co
Co
Trane
21
lOlVi
35Vb
10
Co
Supply Co
91% May 15
Oct
100%
2
Torrington
59 Va Jan
31% Oct
23%
100
.
50 Va
common
Edison
Tractor
23
99%
99
7.50
Realty
20
9
23%
99
23
5,500
353/a
Co
Tool
42% Jun
10
22%
22%.
98%
100
Oil
36% July 14
64
641/2
_50c
Mfg
Roller
Tishman
17
64
501/2
17%
preferred
_
65%
100
preferred
Power
63V4
17%
(J R)
Tidewater
27
May
63%
34%
preferred
4%
82% Mar 21
63'A
18
'1
Co
.Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
26% Jan
79
623/4
No par
Ry
Chemical
Thompson
2
82% Feb
62V4
12,200
353/B
.'
Co
Glass
63
8V2
173A
common
conv
Thatcher
61%
9,600
16
34%
Oil
&
15%
18
Texas Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs_l
7
15%
353/a
Corp
Inc
Coal
Pacific
Texas
6
12
106
Jan
46% Feb
9% July
35% Apr
23% Apr
10
15% Jan
69
14%
—1
Producing Co
Gulf Sulphur
137% July 18
8V1
15%
17%
Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
Transmission
8 Vi
14%
8%
No par
Gulf
Jan
108
18% July 22
22% Oct
14
38% Mar 21
19% Jan
July 25
65
19% Jun
15
8V4
15
15
8V4
35%
12.50
29
Jun
83/a
14 3A
83/a
5
33 Va
issued
51% July 27
17% Jun
256% May 25
5
25
49% July 18
-
Co
Inc
8%
15
17%
17%
17%
173/4
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
9,400
u
12 % Mar
6% Nov 30
1
29 Va Oct
25
43 % Jan
4
106% Oct
25
148 % Jan
6
4
4
39
Jan
3
6
96
92
Jan
30
29
78
4
87% Jan
74% Dec
Jan
39% Aug 19
Jan
32
33 Va Jan
116
75
Aug
Apr
15
8
Aug 16
74% Jan
20
144
48% Jun
97
77
76
Union
5
July 17
71
Feb
24
7
85
Aug 19
81
Jun
27
86 Vi Mar
47
Nov
16
42% Jan
6
63 % May
8
31
Jan
5
27 Vb Jan
3
5
25
Sep
7% Jan
28
25 Va Oct
21
19% Oct
8% Aug
4
32 % Jan
25% Apr
6
24% Jan
5
20
13
37% Jan
26
32% Apr
2
4
46 Va
Aug 22
Jan
5
29% Jan
4
8
20
Jan
5
34% Jan
3
37% Jan
3
May 18
Union
34% July
6
8% Apr 19
36% Jun
$4
27% May 29
Union
51% May 15
51 V» July 27
$4
15%
15
151/4
4,200
48%
495/8
49%
8%
8%
8%
8
8%
7%
7%
7%
49%
8%
13,600
8 Vb
37
12,500
6%
34 Vb
No Par
10
common
1313/4
series
No par
—No par
RR
Co
83/8
8%
36Vi
36%
363A
5,300
24
23%
24
24
24
24
24
23%
23%
2,100
5
*233/4
47%
47 Vb
47%
46 3/4
47%
21,300
51
39,700
common
5
54 Va July 25
76
Jan
25
60 % Jan
4
76 Vs Apr
10
United
Carbon
15% Dec
14% Dec
Jan
3
3
22 % Jan
1
6
15% Jan
3
31 va Jan
5
6
7
17 Vi Jan
27% May 20
34% Aug 30
33
46% Apr
19
53% Jan
52 Vi Jan
Jun
29
16% Apr
19
% Aug
4
Apr
30% Jan
16
50
30% Mar
25
18
3
Mar 21
4
Jan
25
18% Jun
28
17% Jan
1% Jan
11
Jan
3
12
64% Jan
4
54% Jan
16
27
33 % July
4
'
20
15% July 25
3
4
49 Va Apr
14
For footnotes, see page 26
109
200
96
97%
97%
97%
98%
98%
99V4
1,800
34
33%
35
34%
35%
35
353A
12,700
33%
343/a
33%
33%
♦34%
34%
333/4
34%
34
34
35
33%
34
of Amer__No par
21%
21 %
21 Vb
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
20
21%
1,200
10
70
70 3/4
7l3/8
70 3/4
71%
70
72%
72%
6,500
No par
693A
72%
37
37%,
37%
37V4
373/4
351/4
8%
37%
8 3/4
37
85/a
83A
85/a
8%
36%
8%
2,200
37
503A
51%
50%
51%
505/s
50%
501/4
50%
2OV4
20 Vs
2OV4
9,600
Co
2.50
Corp
1
8%
83A
8%
3,000
17,300
19%
19%
19%
19%
195/B
27%
27 VB
281/4
27%
285/a
27Va
28
26%
273/4
89,000
343A
35 Vi
34%
35%
35 %
353/4
35%
35%
35%
19,700
May
1
64% July 28
United
35%
39
61%
62
62%
62%
623/s
63Vi
64
64%
64%
613/8
15%
153/4
15%
16%
4,500
15%
16%
16%
United
15%
15%
18% Feb
15 3/8
19%
19%
20'A
20v4
20%
22,300
20%
19%
1%
13/8
1 Va
1%
25
673A
68%
68
68 %
68%
68%
25
32
32
31%
32%
31%
313a
24% Apr
1% May
*
Coal
5
Cos
& Foundry
Co
5
United
5
United
10
Co__13%
Greenfield
Corp
10
Merch & Mfgrs Inc
1
Park City Mines Co
1
United
Shoe
20
76 Vi Mar 24
1
74 % Jan
50%
109
96
19%
97% Jun
25
Oct
5IV4
109
96
26%
93
42
50
♦104
96
5
9
3
50%
109
No par
47% Feb
4
49%
Fruit
3
Jan
47
•104
Engineering
37% Jan
24% Jan
49%
United
16
4
47
108
United
43 Va Jun
18
48 3/s
19%
2
92 % Oct
46 3A
►104
Corp
Jun
30 % Jan
49%
Electric
34
4
47
109
United
3
29
48%
♦104
United
8% July 28
30% Jan
Jan
83%
46%
8%
54% May 19
20va July 27
28% July 10
8
23% Sep
conv
Carton Corp
Fastener
United-Carr
40%'Mar 16
8,300
8%
Board
44% Jan
34%
38,800
353A
Biscuit
29% Jan
11,500
34%
8%
United
17
54%
34Vb
36%
United
12
531/2
8%
7
23
230
85
55
355/8
10
Feb
85
85
8%
Apr
Nov
500
150
353A
45 % Mar
7% Jan
34%
74
83/a
28 Va
38
345/8
33%
54%
74
353/a
40% May 24
46
34
*84
74
79
83/a
1
1
33%
*72 Va
*75
353/4
33% July 26
14
73
33%
18% Feb
Aug
79
8 3%
18
Mar 21
*75
33%
15
7
79
353/a
20
31
94
♦75
10
Apr
28% Nov
79
94
79
55%
27
Co
♦75
93%
94
85
39% Dec
&
94
54%
35% Dec
4
93%
85
2
30% Jan
94
54%
8
99 V4 July 28
6,900
94%
93
72
Inc
Corp
19,700
46%
85
10
Airlines
135%
46V4
53%
Co
Aircraft
1343/4
46%
No par
Co__
(series of 1955)
134%
45%
85
9
4
4%
8
35 Vs
1333A
465/a
72
Nov
Jan
109% May
35%
134%
46
54%
Mar
86v
7
343/4
133%
463/a
84%
10
36
35
74
common
36
2,400
134
53%
17
Aug 24
Mar
46
84
23% Mar
97
May 17
102
34
132 %
•72
25
24
81
<
103% Aug 25
May 10
46%
No par
pfd_100
4%
(series of 1956) conv pfd_100
United Artists Corp
1
88
93 Va
•75
343/4
133
73
preferred
Drill
45%
No par
series
series
Car
Twist
United
15
48 5/8
California
Pacific
Tank
United
15%
47
series
$3.50
of
non-cum
Union
5
Oil
15
48V4
Paper Corp
$3.70
Preferred
Union
15%
47%
Corp
Co
$4.50
Preferred
8
8
15
49%
Co„—5
Rubber
&
Bag-Camp
Preferred
77% Jan
68% Jan
Asbestos
Preferred
33 Vb Mar
15%
48 3/4
1
Corp
18
Apr
15
No par
(The)
Corp
Gas
6%
U S
Corp
Improvement
Gas
United
Mach
common
preferred
Borax
4%%
&
US
&
68% July 28
U S
Freight
50
1%
43
Chemical Corp com_l
42%
433A
100
1
95
95
293A
29%
293A
61%
61%
62%
preferred
Securities
30% July 27
50
Foreign
Co__
—No par
♦95
43
20%
19%
42%
<
1%
44
96
95
95
30
29%
30
62%
623A
64%
19%
1%
68
*31%
44
*95
30%
64 Vi
1,200
900
1%
10,200
68%
67
68 3/a
5,300
32 Va
32V4
321/4
420
44 %
43%
441/4
7,200
96
95
95
1%
1%
120
30%
301/4
30 3/s
4,200
65%
66
68%
11,000
I
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(442)
.
.
.
Monday, July 31, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1960
Lowest
85% Oct
148
Dec
;■
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
J
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
13
96
Aug 23
8y8Jan
4
153
4
Jan
6
6% Mar 21
12
17
Jan
3
23 V* Mar 28
116 y2 Jun
25
161
19
July 21
115
Feb
27
Jun
157
Feb
6
14
3% Dec
20
15 % Dec
8
31% Feb
7% Oct
24
13% Jan
15
9y. Jan
3
29
40
Jan
22
35% Jan
17
5
7% Jan
3
22% Mar
7
25% Jun
7% Mar
20% Oct
25% Nov
6
30% Sep
8
.'8% Sep
30
25;
26 Ve Jan
5
30
35
50% Jan
40% Aug 10
75
Jan 26
41% Oct
Jan
Nov
25% Dec
22
US
69 V*
,
3
17
35% Mar
12
26
Jan
3
45% Jan
4
52% Jun
;
14
6
5
75 y2 Jan
3
Aug 25
141% Jan
48% May
8%
3
1st
US
32% May 24
U S
Steel
Corp
Co
35
Jan
9
39% July 11
23
29 % Jan
3
53% Apr
15% Jan
8
24 y2 Mar 29
18% Apr
6
27% May 10
United
Stockyards
Feb
12
13% July 11
51% Jan
4
11
Jan
3
23
United
Whelan
30
Jan
3
30 y2 Jan
10
9
26% Dec
2
29 V's Oct
26
148
Jan
15
159%. Nov
6
41% Apr 14
21% Oct 24
28 V* Jan
34 y2 Dec
21
153% Jan
17
38
23
30% Jan
43 y2 Mar
July 24
8%
Leaf
Universal
Match
Universal
Oil
68
4
Universal
Pictures
May
84
Aug 18
62% Jun 13
78 Ve Jan
3
85
Feb
8
;4%%
16
48% Feb
28
59
Apr
14
Upjohn
30 ye Oct
25
38
33% Mar 10
23
Utah
16
Jun
21
38% Feb
"
*8%
23%
28%
28%
28%
47%
48%
48%
*75
77
59%
159%
61%
60%
61%
157%
158%
45%
45%
46
33%
34 Va
48%
48%
49
82% -83%
29
84
145%
■
:
48%
,
.85%
144%
29%
\
.
"
13,000
800
7,200
77
61%
62%
158
158
44,600
8,510
46%
49
47%
2,100
34
,
35%
4,900
48%
48%
1,800
86%
77,800
143%
4,200
•
86%
85;
145%
Xl42%
143%
:
86 %
143
29%
30%
30%
31%
30%
31%
38 %
*38%
38 %
*38 Va
38%
*38 %
38 %
38%
40%
38%
60
x38%
39%
38%
39%
39%
38 V4
38%
*19%
21%
6,100
*19%
21%
*19%
21%
21%
21%
21%
100
.
38
*19%
5,600
13
131%
13
131/4
12%
13
12%
13
12%
13
373/4
391/4
391^
40y4
40%
41%
39%
41 %
41
41%
13,300
40%
41 Ve
41 %
407/a
41
40 %
41 %
41
42 %
3,100
162
*160
Corp
Co Inc
*160%
1
.
160%
160%
•160%
160%
160 %
39 %
38%
39%
39%
40%
39%
41%
39%
49%
,
1
com
162
51 %
49%
50%
50%
52%
52 %
53%
52%
*51%
53%
*53
_100
*80
81
*80
1
Light Co
%
38
2.50
;
Co__
preferred&
48
'
40 %
51
52
51 %
52%
51
52%
49%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
Co
Power
28%,
47%
*76
158%
33%
2,100
9
24
28%
77
58 V*
33 V*
33 V*
*8%
48
45%
45
55,500
23%
28%
47 V*
*76
33%
144%
28"%
*28%
77
300
17%
41
33
•
24
158%
'
48 Va
82%
9
.
60,300
21
16%
*39
33%
9
24
33%
„
33
*8%
58%
45
.
33%
*19%
17%
41
23%
157'%
.
20%
17%
*39
6%
*38%
30c
Products
59%
20%
v
5%
<•
7,800
155
.40
100
3
6
*75
32%
9
,6
Shares
104%
*153 %
__1
Corp
preferred
Jan
62
33
;
17%
41
104
the Week
com_No par
Steel
Tobacco
61% Jun
28'%
19
17
*39
Friday::.1'
July 28
155
5%'
2.4%
23%
47%
;
.
145
/28%
;
.
.
1...
Corp
Universal
41V* Feb
70% Feb
Corp
Universal-Cyclops
May 11
163% May 31
7
29
4
...
48%
80" /
145
Pharmaceutical—!
43% May 17
4
53 y2 Dec
5
Apr
&
32%
■
*153%
b%
19
17%
41
*8%
33%
non-cumulative preferred—25
Vitamin
47
9
80% Jun
33 V* Dec
'
7%
US
10
'
9
48%
No par
common
10
36% Jun
32%.
156
ov4
19%
16%
24%,..;/
28% *
♦153V4
5ya
*38V*
50
100
101
155
*18%
17 Ve
41
_50
16%
Sales for
July 27
102
104%
5
45%.
33%
com
Common
37 V* Nov
■
May
5y8
159%
45%
PRICES
Thursday
99V2
77
159
.
..
SALE
July 26
101 1/4
1031/4
*153%
47
58%
preferred—100
HIGH
Wednesday
July 25
19%
46%
AND
Tuesday
155
*75>'.
;
5
,_1
3
24
-
*28%
100
preferred—;
Tobacco
23%
,
1
B
Smelting Ref & Min
preferred—
7%
5
*8%
5
common
non-cum
32%
—5.-,
1%
91% May 17
147% Jun
series
*38%
10.
—
Shoe Corp_,
US
9
23% Jan : 6
25
U S
2
Co
16%
„
1
common
preferred
Rubber
_
50
preferred-
3%%
US
40 V* May 17
19
,,Apr
26 % Aug
15
34V* Jan
149% Jan
Jan
■;*18Vs.
1
common..;
Pipe & Foundry Co
US Playing Card Co__
US Plywood Corp common—,
May 18
77
4%
50
U S
62% July 28
160% May 16
27
47
148
4
Jun
22
11
'54
5
6
*153%
common—82%c
preference
Co
Monday
July 24
95%
99
...
4
preferred series A
Lines
/
Par
100
Mach
A
(
:
common
Industries Inc
4%%
2
Mar
class
4%%
6
33
25
Jan
46% Jan
U S
Co
Hoffman
U S
Mar 27
50% Sep
103 V* Jan
28
Sep
139% Jan
75
5
LOW
STOCK
preferred—;
5%
.
6
3
43% Jan
19
9
27% Apr
36 V2 Apr
>
21
45 % Dec
Jan
157 V* Aug
27
26 V2 Jan
4
Aug 31
.
64
.
4
33
78
■
26
144
Jan
36 % Jun
Gypsum
7%
39 y8 May 10
26% Jan
US
17% July 17
34% Nov
1
YORK
EXCHANGE
.
—12.80
.
52%
53%
81
52%
•80
54%
81
162
30
40%
50,300
54%
.
28,100
54%
*53
56
81
*80
9,100
*80
81
52%
35%
300
49%
50%
17,300
34%
35%
3,600
i
5
44
Jan
5
30% Jan
3
38% Jun
5
343/4 Jan
5
18
3
293/4 May
Jan
20
153/4 Sep
2
14% Apr
26% Feb
12
36
93/4 July 25
6
28% Jan
19% Jan
3
30 % Apr
27
Van
46% Jan
4
773/a Apr
27
Varian
29% Dec
15% Oct
11
19% Dec
14
22 Vb Sep
2
28
38% Oct
24
67 % Jun
20
Oct
24
31
Sep
51% Dec
20
Jan
42 3/4 Jun
9
39% Dec
28
30
Apr
22
113% Dec
28
107
34% Jan
26
54% Dec
28
21% Mar
79
99% Jan
106% Aug 24
4
Jan
29
85
82% Jan
18
89
82 % Jun
23
80
1073/4 Feb
3
6
85
Aug 10
85
Jan
9
90
Jan
90% Aug 16
15% Jan
4
83
Jun
26
87
Jan
4
13% Jan
4
8
87% Jan
3
100
15
102 % Apr
14
98% Jan
5
107i/4 Jun
62
May 13
133/4 Feb
Vulcan
6
1
Materials
60 % Aug 24
57
40% Dec
Nov
1
7
Co
W
Walker
&
4
8'/a Jan
3
Hi/4 Mar 28
Walworth.
10% Jan
4
13% Jun
1
Ward
86% Mar 16
6%
18
14
21% Mar
27
15
Oct
Feb
8
29% Sep
20
6
3
28
5
87
16% Jan
3
64
2
81% Aug 23
37% Jun 30
Jan
523/4 Jan
i\. .,'Ti
„.
Baking
Co
Bros
30% July 12
Warner
86% Apr
3
Warner-Lambert
6
55
Jun
9
Warren
(S D)
4
30% Jan
3
38% Jan
23% July 14
30% Jan
15
25% Jan
6
34i/4 July 26
14
4% Jan
4
71/4 May 31
17% Apr
7
Welbilt
4
May
10% Jan
4
Jan
4
98% Aug 30
94
Jan
5
102
82% Feb
1
89
85
July 11
91
78 % Jan
19
87
30 Vs Oct
26
92% Feb
17
33V2 Jun
26
97% Sep
29
93
25
Jan
Waukesha
23
73%
*71%
72%
71i%
71'%
100
25
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
4,200
11%
12
11%
12
11%
11%
1,400
65%
66
65%
66".
65%
66
62%
64%
12,700
*50%
51
50%
50%
50
50%
51
51%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
7,100
8%
8%
10,100
66
66
No par
50%
51%
37%
38
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
1
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11
*79
66 %
66 %
66%
66i/4
65%
66
48%
48%
49
49
50%
49%
49%
*351/3
36
36
36
35 %
35%
36
36%
35%
36'%
32%
32%
32%
33
33
34 %
33
33%
32%
33%
1,500
53/3
5%
5%
6%
17,700
12'%
1,100
98i%
110
Western
.
Air
Western
Auto
4.80%
July 28
.
Lines
Inc
Supply
Western
28% May 19
May
50
32% May
79
9
May 27
23% Jan
11
10% May 11
25% Oct
31
36% Apr
29
Jan
25
25% Feb
9
119
22% Dec
Mar
59
41% Oct
2
Apr
7% Nov
8
44
Jan
3
65
Feb
9
White
Dental
40% Jan
3
60% Jun
9
White
Motor
Dec
26
Jan
8
37
Jan
5
49
May 15
4
20% Jan
4
White
13% May 10
6
22
'
Oil
6
Wilson
&
3
52% July
79% Jan
5
841/4 Feb
27% Jan
26
4
Jan
131/4 Jan
26
$4.25
17
Mar
42
8% July 19
Windsor
413/4 Jan
6
49
Jun
2
12
129
Feb
14
3
34% Jun
6
Wisconsin
22% Jan
Woodward Iron
3
75
31% Jun
5
July 11
66% Apr
5
66
88% Jun
6
Jan
4
49
Jan
3
Oct
13
671/4 May 22
87
Jan
3
94% Jun
95
Jan
6
8% Feb
16
-
1
95
101'
Dec
23
10% Jan
14
3
38
Jan
94i% July 19
6
II51/2 July 25
12 %
Apr
25
6
19% Sep
27% Jan
28
37% Jan
6
84% Oct
25
22% July 20
138% Jan
4
88% Jan
3
114% May 17
19% Jan
3
243/4 juiy 10
18% Dec
27
25
Aug 28
3
36% Jun
6%
8
29% May 15
32
*29
44%
28,800
25%
25%
25%
25%
26 Va
26
26%
16,100°
40%
41%
41%
42%
42%
43%
43%
44%
66,700
85
85
86
86'%
500
49%
50%
10,000
96%
96%
150
28%
29%
12,600
40 %
41 %
100
85
85
100
*105
10
♦85
♦29
86
>105
48%
49
48%
50%
*105
49 %
51
97%
*96%
97%
*96%
28%
28%
28%
28%
74
74
46
*73
20
47
47%
46%
46%
x46
52%
52%
52%
54 %
54
1
100
101
/.
-
75 *
101
4
10%
■
10 %
*73
>101
10%
75
102
10%
'
1
26
42%'
*41
42%
*41
20%
,
20%
20%
21
45%
45%
44%
45 %
1,800
46%
47%
1,500
50%
51%
6,600
45%
46%
461%
50%
50%
50%
51
83
84
*82
38
38
38
*82
83 %
10
*35
37
37
37
37
37%
Co
com
10
Corp
100
10
33
443,4
*125
45%
8%
8%
32%
33%
33%
44%
45
35
44%
45
Co
128%
*125
128%
32 %
33%
32
32%
32%
128%
8%
38%
8%
2,600
34%
35i%
19,900.
32%
29%
29%
30%
77%
76%
773/a
9,400
60i%
60V2
61
4,900
92
90i%
90 3%
130
114%
4,300
9%
6,100
30
29%
29%
29%
30%
77%
76%
76%
76 %
77%
58 %
58%
59
58%
60
4%% series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)„
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
*90%
91%
*90 %
91%
91%
91%
*90%
113%
115%
115%
1151%
110%
9 Va
9%
9 V*
9%
9%
Yale
Corp.
&
Towne
112
91%
99%
.1.25
Mfg Co
108
100%
10
33%
Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
101 %
Young
9%
34
23%
23
23
102%
233/a
99%. 100
33%
22%
102
34
99%
x77
59%
114i%
•
991%
99%
33%
10,700
13,300
32%
57%
preferred
•125
32%
76%
Prior
443%
128%
32 3%
44i%
45
128%'
*125
29%
common
1,300
8%
35%
10
Co
Corp
34%
§
600
8%
X44 %
33
♦125
84
34%
8%
—10
Service
200
42
X44 %
8%
10
4,300
26
21%
82
32"%
11%
10%
*25%
42
51
87/a
11
26
21%
82
8%
102
*101
102
10%
41%
50%
1
9,200
211/a
82
10c
1,700
55%
41%
50%
Inc
47%
54%
21
82
Inc
47%
55
42%
50 %
,
47
21%;
21%
No par
,
300
45%
*25%
26
74
*73
74
54%
-
*101
10%
*25%
*41
50
*25%
•
102
10%
26
28%
*73"
54%
♦101
*25%
'•
97i%
28%
97%"
*
50%
*96%
28%
6,600
*105
*
49%
/
97
-80
86
*85
♦105
28%
common—No par
(FW)
2,400
25%
32
10
Woolworth
20
32,000
25%
:
Power
Public
31
25%
preferred
Worthington
Xerox
106% July 11
Elec
Wisconsin
36%
30%
10
Co—
29% Jan
36
30V4
32
preferred
Stores
121% Apr
36%
29%
26
20
Industries
14
35%
29 %
44%
_5
29
31% Aug 17
30% Jan
8
36 %
29
*30
;
Inc
35 Va
28%
*25%'
S S)
preferred-
Winn-Dixie
9
(The
Inc_:—
Co
35%
28%
32
Co
Wilson-Jones
9
10
39% May
Stores
34%
28%
44%
common
convertible
Wilcox
41% Jan
15% Sep
8
29% Nov 21
$3
White
36%
25%
5
preferred
26
12,700
44
preference
27% Mar 20
46'%
99
26%
*30
Sewing Machine common—1
Prior
13
56% Apr
44i/2 July 25
83% Aug 18
28% Dec 29
43% Sep
127% Sep
5% %
Mar 10
103
Apr
—
26% Oct
9
3
25
9,000
45%
99
26%
46%
*98
*29
No par
Mfg
98 %
26%
46%
99
26
47%
98 %
X25%
common
Co
46%
32
convertible preferred
6
'
36
26%
46%
98%
*28%
common_6.25
preferred
67% Jan
25%
46%
*98
43 %
2
4%%
26%
98%
26%
34% May 19
$5
26%
46%
42 Va
99% Jun
-
26%
95
25%
3
Electric
Whirlpool Corp
*93%
42%
3
1
95%
25
5
Jun
*94
247/a
Jun
82
95
41%
3.80% preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
95
42%
Westinghouse
-
95%
20
24%
5
56
34%
42%
10
3
35%
24%
23
109
35
98V4
2.50
Jan
2
48% July
45
11%
700
No par
RR
Jun
Feb
8
7
Pacific
Union
88% Jan
84% May 19
10
80% Mar 10
78
4
35
46%
2
1
4%
25
34%
26
Maryland Ry com__No par
non-cum 2nd preferred
40
3
Apr
Apr
98%
34%
*98
Western
Jan
21
11%
6
6
5%
*94
100
Bancorporation
98%
33%
5
com
40
38
98%
1
Co
preferred
22
Oct
11%
5%
10
5
48-
11%
5%
60
10
28% Jan
11%
5%
800
7,300
95
32% Jan
52% Jan
11 Va
100
65
27
1,200
65%
48%
*93i%
4%%
8
25
21
10,700
46
". 5,400
25
Dec
79
46
65%
common—5
45
18% Oct
78%
461%
28%
35
Pulp & Paper
preferred
21% Oct
31% Mar 10
78%
45V2
65%
Telegraph—.
Westinghouse Air Brake
36
9,500
76%
46%
34%
Va
Western
3
7Va Jan
30
76%
46%
35%
West'
30
July 18
99 % Jan
29
75%
48
6
Western
July 12
29i/4
75%
86
28% Mar 17
Aug 31
Ve Jan
8
29
29
73%
48
*85
55
27 %
28%
27%
76%
48%
86
3
14
28%
74 %
86
393/4 Jan
15
28%
2,100
48
pfd—100
24
21
83
4"'-*
4%%
13
6% Nov
82
86
Power
14
24 % Nov
84i%
48%
Kentucky Coal Co
Penn
57
102
83%
—5
25% Dec
14
84%
48%
Corp_.
4
31
84%
5
4
Oct
84
*65%
Co
31
36
83%
1
Motor
16% Apr
98% Oct
83%
No par
38 % Oct
-
83 V*
*84
37% Mar 21
37 Va Mar 14
11,000
86
37% May 31
Jan
231%
*84
13
68
280
22%
86
Jan
271/4 Jan
80%
221%
*84
27% July 19
92% Jan
80%
21%
100
27
2
80
22%
C
6
28
81
21%
series
6
22
80%-
21%
preferred
4
Sep
82%
21%
4.10%
Jan
70
♦81%
21%
No par
37
98 Sep
34% Jan
82 Va
21%
24
37"% Jan
2
5,600
82
1
5
Apr
30% Jan
22
H'%
4,700
87
25
Mar
38
*86
Oct
July 26
"•
12%
May 11
64
*71 %
12
86
26
22
n
73
99i%
22
92% Dec
*71%
12
98 % Mar
4
42% Jan
*
73%
25%
Inc
West
May 11
47% July 26
6
50
86
99
62% Jan
107
99%
16
28
*106
11%
19
41% Sep
107
99%
Jan
-
70
106%
87
19% Jan
104
400
105%
105%
*86
96
28
5,800
101
*98
353/8 Jan
89% Aug 18
12%
16%
*99
98%
4
103 % Dec
12%
*16
87
17
4
16%
101
*86
98
6
*71%
12 %
12
16%
*99
87
41% Jun
Sep
105%
12 Va
*86
35% Jan
77% Jan
105%
12
100
14
102
12%
B
16
Jun
12
86
series
17
Oct
-
*85
preferred
Nov
31% Jan
86
4.20%
17% Nov
Jan
*85
5
93
28% May
86
50c
West
May 31
29% Feb
July 29
*85
.42% Jan
17
4
86
12
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
3
May
56% Jan
*85
24%
Wayne Knitting Mills
7% Jan
823% Jan
86
No par
45 % Jan
20
40
*85
Pharmaceutical—1
27
Jun
10
86%
U7/a
Co—
30
86
83
86%
10
9
54
3
83
87
11%
Co
Jan
34% Feb
76% May 23
Oct
85
*85%
Corp
Pictures
5
87
*83
87
100
Industries
Warner
3
Jan
85
*85%
.'v.
preferred
Ward
May
8
July 17
531/4 Jan
17
*83
87
common
413/4 Jan
1
85
*85%
2.50
13
29
490
200
25%
Co
22
Dec
105 %
24%
W
&
44% Sep
9% Dec
105 %
15
Inc
54% NOV
4
105 %
104%
*83
10
G
Tiernan
4
Dec
104 %
105
85
•
Co_
38% May 25
45 % May
104%
104%
-
Corp
(Hiram)
Wallace
10% Jan
51
Mar
Walgreen
54% Dec
10,100
87
-
preferred—100
System
4
9
Sep
60%
113
*110
—No par
Electric
8
27
5
59%
111
*85%
-.
1
v
,
.
L
■
4%%
7
July 27
59%
111
*83
common
preferred
V* '
73
80
105%
59%
106%
41% Apr
1,700
59%
*105%
Waldorf
33%
59
100
RR
33%
59%
preferred
■'
48%
34
59
59"%
6%%
20
49
f: '
32%
113%
16
Mar 13
*
47
32
*110
99
53 % Jun
7
29,700
47%
31%
33
16
6
15
49%
46%
46%
900
113%
99
2
15% Jan
32 %
99
4
89% Jan
44%
32
*30%
*110
16
26% Feb
21
,
12 Va
38% Jan
15
45%
16
6
9% Nov
38,400
12
19
81% Dec
37% Mar
Jan
600
57%
99
Dec
30
26%
56%
16.
15% Jan
4
23
26 %
57%
99%
14
14
Jan
35% Aug
27% Dec
26%
56%
54%
99%
9
45
31
26%
56%
54%
*15%
11% Jan
8
30%
26%
26%
16
Wagner
11% Dec
30
29%
51
100
28
18 V* Jun
30
26%
29%
*26%
preferred
29% Feb
30
3,200
100
convertible
Wabash
25
10%
5%
28
44"% Jan
4,400
10%
5%%
85% Feb
1
1,500
24%
10%
May 12
71% July 28
24i/2 Feb 10
23% Nov
35%
24
10%
July 21
17.
:
Dec
35%
24%
35%
23%
10%
100
'
80
35%
23%
9%
26%
33
-105
i—100
35
22%
29%
112
58%
—
IOO
preferred
19
44%
34%
22
9%
*32
-
33%
9%
112
-
33%
x21%
53
52
com__1-
$5 preferred
$4.12
94% Apr
Jun
Chemical
Mar 20
8
29%
*26%
■*.
1.25
Carolina
$4.20
2
95
Co
24
8
10
—10
preferredpreferred
7% Oct
22%
10
—_1
$4.04
133/4 Jun
34
22%
preferred—_5
Inc
Co
33%
1
2.50
com
Associates
7
84% Dec
4
Inc
dividend partic preferred_100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com„_8
21
Mar
5
America
6%
603/4 July 28
81% July
of
Indus
convertible
Raalte
Virginia
18
May 15
Aug 31
9% Jan
$2.28
Vendo
125
Corp
Norman
773/4 Mar 30
13
Jan
Van
433/4 Apr
23
49% Jan 27
103
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Vanadium
-
35% Mar 15
July 14
Feb
6
2
12
.'i
33%
111
34
30%
9%
9%
997/3
"
99
100
33%
33%
3,700
20,600
6,200
223/4
22i/a
223/4
23
23%
23%
1,400
103%
104%
1061/4
106
107
106i/4
107%
12,100
233/8
23
23
23%
2,200
*23%
23%
1523/4
157%
23
223/4
23
z
89% Feb
17
129% Sep
1
ruDtcTArtan?r a^nriHfiCes: n0 j^es
1, or securities assumed
by
ac
97% Jan
°n
such
this day-
185
Jun
r Cash
companies.
All
6
Zenith
sale-- wdWhen
preferred
issues
Radio Corp.
distributed,
are
152%
153
157%
161
158%
160
156%
1593/4
17,400
!
x Ex-dividend,
cumulative
unless
y Ex-rights,
otherwise
z Ex-distribution.
indicated.
$ In
bankruptcy
or
receivership
or
reorganized
being
:
under
......
the Bank-
(443)
27
.
Bond Record from the New York Stock
The
FRIDAY-WEEKLY—YEARLY
italic
when
letters
bonds
the
In
the
headed
column
mature.
"Interest
Period"
LOW
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
Monday
STOCK
Tuesday
July 24
EXCHANGE
Treasury 4%s—May 15
In
each
the
case
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Year 1960
Exchange
Indicate
Low
1975-1985
Low
High
•103.16
High
•103.12
103.24
AND
HIGH
SALE
1
103.20
-
July 26
Low
point.
PRICES
Wednesday
'
July 25
-
month
a
Thursday
July 27
Friday
"July 28
High
"
*
Low
High
♦103
103.8
High
103.4
*102.28
*102.24
Sales for
Week
Low
103
Bonds ($)
Treasury 4s
Oct
1
1969
•101.10
101.18
•101.4
101.12
♦100.22
100.30
•100.22
100.30
♦100.24
101
Treasury 4s_.
Treasury 3%s
Feb
1
1980
•101.6
101.14
•101
101.8
•100.22
100.30
•100.18
100.26
*100.18
100.26
May 15
1968
•99.25
99.29
•99.18
99.22
♦99.12
99.16
•99.8
99.12
*99.8
Nov
15
1974
•100.4-
100.12
*99.30
100.6-
*99.20
99.28
*99.16
99.24
*99.16
May 15
1966
•100.10
100.14
Treasury
37/aS
:
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3%s
*100.4
♦100
100.8
100.4
*100
:
100.4
99.12
99.24
*100
100.4
Nov
15
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15
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1998
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1980—
Interest
BONDS
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High
Issue—
Stock
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3%
Range Since
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Sale Price
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Friday
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87
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~
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
.
.
Monday, July 31, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD: (Range for Week Ended July 28)
Interest
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
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part
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&
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1968
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1951
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100'A
99%
extl
due
loan
1953
(30-year)
extended to
5%s extl loan
•
5Vis due
Oslo
1958
(City of)
5%s
•
98%
extended
5Vis
extl
mortgage
Yokohama
due
/ 4
59
95%
5
5%
96
83
95
1968
99
97%
98
99%
100% 100%
96
—
73%
82 Vi
82%
82%
82%
88%
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82 %
88%
83%
88 %
97
83%
83 %
83 %
91%
96
92%
96
10%
13
Feb-Aug
*11
12
*10%
13
•
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1953-.
A
6s of '26 1961
to 1971—
June-Dec
2U
*99%
June-Dec
J
5
96%
195
——
95%
—-
96
97%
97%
RR
3%s 1967—May-Nou
mtge 3 Vis 1972—__Jan-July
1st
1984———
211
97
—
100
COMPANIES
Co
Bosch
American
*96%
20
111
107
111
20
3%s
98%
1981_April-Oct
100
4.80s
100 %
of
West
PCnn
4%s
98
Electric
American
102 %
4.40s
116
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
91%
91%
92
21
91
Feb-Aug
98%
98%
98%
64
97%
99%
84%
84%
5
84%
88%
97%
98 Va
52
96
92%
93
10
92
97%
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96%
99 Va
98%
99 %
40
98%
102%
June-Dec
1964
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*63
June-Dec
Jan-July
92%
1966
May-Nou
1988
69
63
63%
94%
101%
97%
92%
91
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ApriZ-Oct
91
1987——.—_—jan-june
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debs 1981—,
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subord
conv
97%
Co
91
91
20
94
88 Va
102
102%
16
67%
66
67%
45
62 %
62
62%
232
55
66
100
106 %
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60%
&
subord
conv
100 %
debs
debentures
Machine
101
ApriZ-Oct
3 Vis
Jan-JjfZy
Foreign Power debs 5s 2030—Mar-Sept
junior
American
195
96%
178
—June-Dec
,
1990
&
77
118%
debentures
Co
96%
152 %
Corp 3%s debentures 1964
Can
93%
77
147
1980
debentures
,4%s
91%
86%
10
150
debs
conv
1986—
3s
89
April-Oct
1980—_—Apr-Ocf
debs
America
of
88
88%
*_
1975
1981
debentures
*88
88 Vi
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
subord
conv
Airlines
97'A
1
INDUSTRIAL
Southern
Co
3Vis
f debentures
s
94
18
AND
sinking fund debentures 1983
April-Oct
of Canada Ltd 3%s 1970-—May-Nov
4 Vis
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96
;
—
67
__
*82%
1958
extended
5s
f
s
American
'
June-Dec
101 Va
*69%
Aluminum Co
'
June-Dec
1975
series
f debentures
s
American
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98
*82%
1958
(City of)
1961
Inc
3%s
100'A
102
—
May-Nou
to
100% 100%
Jan-July
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4%s sinking fund debentures 1982—
98%
—
100
215 Va
(Dept of)
3s
Amer
May-Nou
1007/8
Feb-Aug
external 7s
6s
mortgage
4%s
100'A
99
„
99%
—Mar-Sept
1958
1973
external loan
s
1963
(30-year)
200
97
u.Feb-Aug
1978
Allegheny Power System—See old name
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
Allied Chemical & Dye 3 Vis debs 1978
100%
—
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100
June-Dec
1984
(City)
Great
!
1953
100
213 Va
May-Nov
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assented
Power
Development Co Ltd^-
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100
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See
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.
6s
1st
102%
96%
.
Oriental
100
—
1978
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s
50
99%
%
95%
A
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5%s
100%
200
Jan-July
1937)
1979
54
95%
99%
■
of
RAILROAD
50
47
100'A 101'A
99'A
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
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Jane-Dec
1968
conversion
157
48%
—-
—
*47%
April-Oct
loan
1973
4
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
5%s
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readjustment
Cauca
Aluminum
4'As
1951
C
external
external
Del
Aldens
98'A
,97%
97
92
Jan-July
readjustment
1st
101 %
89%
June-Dec
1951————.—June-Dec
A
series
ctfs
Alabama
April-Oct
olH
series
assented
§• Warsaw
103
1%
45%
Mar-Sept
81%
sinking fund mortgage ser C 1951—June-Dec
4s-4Vis-4Vis
20%
157
—
■
June-Dec
1
1951
conversion, 1979
Valle
(interest
2008
90
81%
48%
—
:
81%
—Jan-July
External
Mar-Sept
1970
external
loan
assented
1947
A
A
series A
External
6s
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
83%
6
*99
June-Dec
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1947—
series
series
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100
1
--
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40
81%
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94%
227
100'A
"l
99
High
84
June-Dec
1963
to
Works
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164
86%
45
225
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6'As
series
$
1971—
to
Uruguay (Republic of)—
3%s-4s-4Vis (dollar bonds
160
162
■
„
-
973/3
April-Oct
April-Oct
Ltd—*
1953
Co
assented
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78%
160
——
Jan. 1
Low
837/a
81%
—
Corp—
fund
loan
Light
mtge
Steel
3 Vis
No.
81%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1981
1961
extended
1961
1953 extended
6Vis
77%
Range Since
Sold
81%
May-Nov
,
to
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6 Vis
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f
s
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—
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of
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2008
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(Kingdom
External
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.
87%
—
June-Dec
6%s
2.125%)
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gtd dollar bonds
Norway
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Plan
fund
(Govt)
&
loan
Alabama
fund
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extl
1st
United
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75
73%
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1959__Afar-Sept
1952
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Nippon
99
101'A
(State)—
extl
Secured
New
8
77%
May-Nov
1957__ApriZ-Oct
6%s 1954
f $ bonds 1978
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•
19
76%
——
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
1965
extended
due
3Vis
(Colombia)
30-year 3s
•
77%
76%
■
Mar-Sept
1954___
extended
loan
1965
Medellin
Minas
96%
Bonds
High
Ltd—
Co
105
94%
77
—
Jan-July
'24
§• Jugoslavia (State Mtge Banki 7s
$ •Kreuger & Toll 5s uniform cod
Lombard Electric Co 7s 1952
•
77%
——
June-Dec
5%s
1974
1971
f
s
3%s
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1974
loan
extl
due
8
99
9
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6'As
•
of)
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s
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1977
1952
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8
30
98%
100
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f
s
99
Jan-July
Mar-S«pt
.
Jamaica
Japan
1977
1947
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30-year
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ext
B
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1977
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97%
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f 3s
s
99%
Jan-July
1978
1948
6s
ext
V-
,
1980
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extended
1971
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Tokyo
1
1975
series)
series)
Power
(40-year)
due
5Vis
92
91%
—
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(13th
—
or
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
new
-
—
Week's
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1968
1
Dec
Fund
Dev
1965
1968
Jan
loan
Electric
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5Vis
•
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Jan-July
loan
Italy
4%s
of)
__
*95%
~
Tokyo
mortgage 6s 1949
41/28 debentures adjustment 1970
High Authority of the European
Steel
Taiwan
•
April-Oct
1
General
and
(Union
external
Harpen Mining Corp—
Coal
Africa
May-Nou
§ •Hamburg (State of)
6s 1946
Conv
&
funding 4'As 1966
5s
South
5Vis
__
•
Last
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High
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1964
Period
New York Stock Exchange
April-Oct
1
1945
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
or
Sale Price
Government—
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•
f
Exohange
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Low
New York Stock
debs
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121% 125
331
121%
159%
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•
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130%
128
167
114 %
133%
;
1980
131 %
t
§ •Pernambuco
(State of)
7s
1947_
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Peru
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to
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Nat
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loan
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series
series
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1961—April-Oct
1958
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1947_April-Ocf '
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Porto
loan
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sink
fund
7s
1968
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gold 8s
1950
Jan-July
Jan-July
1963
1966
stamped
3V4s
pursuant
reduced
to
1946
Direct
mortgage 7s
Direct
mortgage
mortgage
Consol
Plan
mortgage
Jan-July
2006_
2%s
debentures
1982
85
2%s
debentures
1987
13
3%s
debentures
1973
1
.
<
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2%)
1967
§»Sao
of
1983
convertible
63%
55
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51
57
6Vis
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232
232
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A
71
2.25
1966
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12
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91
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112
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79
90
Atlantic
55
98%
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63 Vi
69 Va
63 Vi
63
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1962_
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s
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1995
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1995
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mortgage 35As
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conv
conv
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—
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98
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11
117
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&
debentures
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—
20
99%
12
14%
10%
12%
1967
A July
4'As series
1st mortgage 6s series SS 1965
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s
1st mortgage 3s
1980
1st mortgage 4'/as 1983 ■.—
Inc
;
87'A
86
125
129
158'A
101
125
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83%
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44
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mortgage
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99%
1980
82%
794
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124'A
6
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—
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81%
6
1
Jan-July
94
•
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90
87%
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90
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94
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1951
1958
debs
3
20
—
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1962
5s
1970
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Consol mortgage 3s
series K 1979
mortgage
Consol mortgage
96%
(interest
1962
debentures
93
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
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A
4%s
134
82%
90
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1993
1974
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85
June-Dec
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76
♦78
Jan-July
1989
Z
3'As 1990
f
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ref
&
B
ser
ser
income Feb
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For footnotes, see page 36
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159
1957—May-Nov
April-Oct
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96
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155
(interest
1952—
to
4
1966—Jan-July
Jan-July
1987
of
Co
62
(Kingdom)—
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62
96'A
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debs
Canteen
Manufacturing
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1962—
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55
Feb-Aug
1979
conv
3%s
May-Nou
1963—May-Nou
1980
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1968—
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A (interest
2001—
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66
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due
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82%"
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Plan
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debentures
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73
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——
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1985
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1990
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76%
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1984
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15
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1955
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1953
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7s
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88
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57
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36
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•
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BONDS
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1976_Jan-July
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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,
.
Monday, July 31, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended July 28)
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Week's Range
Last
General
Motors
3%s
debentures
debentures
debentures
3 %s
1961
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1972
1975
5s
debentures
1977
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debentures
1979
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debentures
1980
5s
debentures
100
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J an-July
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1969
3%s debentures
1981
4%s debentures 1982
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footnotes,
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120%
1985_June-Dec
debs
1986
4%s
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f
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1980
conv
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Feb-Aug
1982
debentures
1974
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93%
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90
97
88%
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117
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68
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102%
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90
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1
123
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1
91%
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86
N
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60
55%
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119
87%
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&
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23
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83
69
68
42
1
52
51%
57
18%
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'73—Ja?i-July
1977
19%
•
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81
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63
59
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&
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,
2004—
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ser
mortgage
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59
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series
D
1978——_Feb-Aug7
3s
series F 1981
series H
Refunding mtge 3%s series
I
2%s
1980
General
mortgage
2%s
1996—.—April-Oct
3Vis
1983
206
General
mortgage
3%s
93
---General
—
1980
mortgage
mortgage 4%s
1983
1987
.
—
79
79%
10
75"%
5
\
April-Oct
1991
Refunding mtge 4%s series J 1991—.—May-Nov
Refunding mtge 4%s series K 1993
Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General
79
—Jan-July
83%
75%
——
76%
*__
Jan-July
1982
17
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Telephone 2%s
mortgage
62
64%
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67
L
„
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21%
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65
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__
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78
87
——
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102
81%
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:
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54%
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1975—April-Oct
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2000
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54
47
56
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first mtge 2%s 1975_Mar-Sept
first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Oct
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95
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__
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202
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1986
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—
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series A
15
47%
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ser
1998—Feb-Aug
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48
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1989—
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series
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First
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series
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91%
—
1998
3%s
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debentures
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125'/a
77%
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57%
55
—-Jan-July
3%s
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collateral
42
RR—
1997
gold
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94%
——
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3%s
collateral
'
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mortgage
Shore
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,
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78%
90
~
1980
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Cent
83%
90
May
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Map-Nov
80%
80
78%
—
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May-No©
52
51%
61%
1998—
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Michigan
—
149% 165
48
April-Oct
49
54%
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•
;
83
51%
N
73
80%
Feb-Aug
4%s
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
2003
2003
contingent interest 2003
contingent interest 2003
subord
91
——
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June-Dec
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Oct
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-Dec
Lionel
(The) Corp—
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——■
—
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June-Dec
1984
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•
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..
83
April-Oct
1968
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to
interest
interest
5
77
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June-Dec
1980
gold
interest
fixed
fixed
,
82
1986
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s
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'
Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
mortgage 4Vis extended to 1974
Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bonds—
Series
92%
*73
June-Dec
1st
Series
94%
24
101% 101%
100% 100%
Map-Nov
:
1st
debentures
3s
New
90%
*89%
2
60
22;
101%
Map-Nov
New
91%
—
61%
59%
England Tel & Tel Co—
New
79
93
1986
2%s
3%s
Corp
mortgage 3%s
s
New
86%
—.
24
64%
53%
52
*91%
•!•
——June-Dec
conv
Chem
Prods
Steel
National
5s
95
97
*76
Lehigh
Series
Distillers &
Distiller
1st
105%
9
96%
*
ApriZ-Oct
3s
1976
*95
——
2000
1970
debentures
Co—
extended
5V8s
Products
debentures
95%
95%
Mar-Sept
1990
1987
South
Gas
Dairy
3s
106% 112%
*51%
_Feb-Aug
April
1980—Jan-July
L-4-Feb-Aug
1980—
Register 4%s
Cylinder
3V8s
293 % 309
98%
1
1976
102%
112
177
2,094
__ApriZ-Oct
debs
104
June-Dec
Term
Cash
86 Vi
90
58 %
55%
Collateral
1979
debentures
4s
subord
98
63
56%
53%
98 %
2007-1
1
Tel 2%s
Louis
99
,
58%
Inc—
2
103%
71%
57
.-Feb-Aug
debs
St
&
7
101
73
67
Refunding & impt 4%s series A 2013—April-Oct
Refunding & Impt 5s series C 2013
April-Oct
1980
Ry
Corp
subord
Chat
99
309
1976_Mar-Sept
Mar-Bept
1975
&
99%
100%
68%
79
.Mar-Sept
1991
1966
Jan
3%s
gtd
99
99%
134
111
62%
Mar-Sept
99
<
69%
69
60%
55
1978
Airlines
conv
85%
V
69
68%
62%
2045
1981
Tel
conv
87%
__
88%
69%
69
i
Corporation—
79%
National
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3Vis A 1970
April-Oct
Lehigh Valley Coal Co 1st & ref 5s stp '64_Feb-Aug
1st
&
ref 5s
stamped 1974
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley .Harbor Terminal Ry—
For
91%
62%
June-Dec
Jan-July
1981
first
States
National
10
66%
300
*
Jan-July
Jan-July
debentures
Central
Shore
4.50s
10
1990—
Jan
B
series
inc
debs
debentures
75%
__
—
*242
Mar-Sept
1978
sinking fund 3Vis series
Lockheed
3
10
91%
N
3s
1977
Kimberly-Clark
3Vis
1983
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
.5Vis
79
47
Co—
series
Essex
&
72
__
73%
3V8s
_
__
—
*74%
•
Jan-July
&
3Vis
subord
conv
Little
77%
45%
91%
77%
Jau-July
Jan-July
A
ser
83
♦77
City Southern Ry 3Vis ser C 1984_June-Dec
City Terminal 2Vis 1974
April-Oct
Kayser-Roth Corporation—
1st
82%
May
1978
D
first
6s
84
__
*
Kansas
Lake
113
May
1962
Ry 3 Vis series B
Railroad
*83
Kansas
1st
88%
--
88%
April-Oct
1976
Malone
&
debentures
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
'83_Map-Nov
Feb-Aug
I
1987
3Vis
Power
mortgage
Lakefront
90%
84
RR—
debentures
Monogahela
'108
Co—
City Power & Light 2Vis
mtge 2Vis
1978__
5Vis
1
87
mtge income 4%s series B.Jan 1 2030
Dutch Airlines—
conv
Kentucky
—
1991
Gen
subord
*77
Jan-July
debs
Kansas
1st
99
__
1971
105 %
K
1st
*95%
mtge income 4%s series A Jan 1 2020
5%s
100% 101
1980
Manufacturing
Kanawha
—
101%
Marie—
Gen
Morris
100
1977
series A
Breaker
Central
4Vis
15
89
*93%
ApriZ-Oct
1962
RR
82
100%
wi
sub
Line
debentures
Power
Circuit
KLM
93%
*88
82%
97
Co—
105
1st
1981
debs
Pipe
mortgage
I-T-E
98
4V4s
Corp—
1977
conv
4Vis
debentures
f
s
95
4y4s
Co—
debs
Tel
Oil
f
s
Jersey
Joy
&
America
4 Vis
86
mortgage
85
100%
;
debentures
Silver
subord
conv
3 Vis
96
85%
Feb-Aug
Saulte
adjustment 5s
76%
Feb-Aug
1981
B
International Minerals & Chemical
Interstate
85
92%
92%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
May-Noy
series
81%.
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1979_May-No©
1982
J
1st
International
Interstate
79%
86
99%
♦84
—
Jan-July
1st
5s
68
80
—
——
bonds
4
77
,82%
•84
Mar-Sept
Sud
206
82
.
Ry
A
4s series B
17
76%
82%
82%
May-Nov
3Vis
Intern'l
82
78%
mortgage
67
79i::
114% 118
117%
Jan-July
3 Vis
3.65s
76
84
1st
99 y2
14
June-Dec
mortgage
4Vis
75
*81
Mar-Sept
1st
107
79%
Jan-July
mortgage
Inland
76
90
98% 104%
79%
99%
102
101%
—
1986
1st
s
86%
—
*83%
101%
10
^April-Oct
1st
3Vis
*88%
97
100% 101%
101%
May-Noc
May-No©
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Consol
116
95
34
97
100
101% 101%
Feb-Aug
1957
mtge 3Vis ser A 1979
mortgage 3Vis series B 1979
mortgage 3Vis series C 1974
Consol
103
96
*78%
1972
Texas
&
4%s
mortgage
Consol
99%
28
*93%
mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan
Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967
Kansas
Cum
5s
Illinois Bell Telephone 2 Vis series A
Cent
22
107% 108%
1979—Jan-July
C
Montgomery Ward Credit 4%s debs
111
101% 103
108
May-Nou
1988
series
5%s subord income debs 2033-
101
'
refunding 5s A 1957
conv
First
85%
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
mortgage 4V2s inc series A Jan
Prior
89%
95%
*__
Jan-July
:
§• Adjusted income 5s Feb
Hunt Foods & Industries—
4%s
96%
Jan-July
tHudson & Manhattan—■
1st
87%
92%
86%
85%
__
103
Jan-July
General
40-year
129
127%
97%
*85%
84%
86
*86
100% 100%
1975
1969
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
97%
113%
100
104
83
Mar-Sept
1985
Missouri
__
*__
86%
100%
June-Dec
Louis
368
106%
♦89 %
14
—
Mar-Sept
4V2s
debentures
Minnesota
94
96
1973
1991
RR
184
80%
101% 102
*84%
84
140
Corp—
debentures
6s
135
114
113
113
Jan-July
..Mar-Sept
1977
f
•
95
122 % 126
76
__
"
f
s
§
126
Jan-July
1970
debentures
s
4Vis
subord
St
Prior
23/4S
Corp
45/is
s
*91
Mar-Sept
184
Feb-Aug
,
&
368
__Jan-JoZp
105
83%
Feb-Aug
1972__.
3V2s debs
Scott
debentures
f
s
122
269
Jan-July
1968
fund
f
s
First
81
77
—
—
128 % 135
1977
5s
1980
&
Central
Called
4%s
5s
*77%
134
Map-Nov
1984
debentures
tr
4Vis debentures
4s
1976
1981
of America—
coll
conv
Robbins
mortgage
1st
•
Ry first 4Vis
Corp—
subord
&
mortgage 3%s
3.10s
Chemical
conv
Hotel
2%s
debentures
conv
Corp
& Co—
debentures
Minneapolis St Paul &
first mtge
84
106%
—
Inc—
subord
conv
Realty
debentures
3%s
H
Haloid
80
100
103
(J Ray)
subord
Minneapolis
76%
70%
78%
83%
*86%
___Mar-Sept
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967
Minneapolis-Honey we'll Regulator—
June-Dec
June-Dec
68%
101%
175
Feb-Aug
1980
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3y2s 1969
1st mortgage 2%s 1969
93
181
Jan-July
1978
conv
4%s
~
*77
10
78%
*79%
_May-ZVou
1972
debentures
debentures
Michigan
80
76
92%
wts"
debentures
mortgage 2%s 1980
Michigan Bell Telephone Co
80%
2
— —
80
2%s
'1st
69
May-Nov
1983
79%
72%
70%
84
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
;
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974
85%
60%
"ex
1968
1977
1978_
debentures
conv
4%s
5V8s
Stores
f
s
debentures
debentures
5V2s
Co
McKesson
58 %
1
80
1990
2%s
RR
Merritt-Chapman
74%
54%
10
*77%
-June-Dec
mtge 3 Vis 1982
1st mortgage 3%s
Central
Stores
5s
230
16
& Co
subord
conv
4V2s
84%
June-Dec
1981
63%
*84
McDermott
71 Vi
68%
58
.
66%
1976—Map-Nov
April-Oct
Jan-July
1980
s
57 ■'
84%
Map-Nov
2056
2%s
1972—Map-Nov
(R H)
Martin
57
138%
41
207
*78
70%
*—
May Dept
3 V4s s f
101
54%
4
66%
__
202
April
B
ser
series
3%
66%
1980
1979
Apr-Oct
mortgage 4%s
5s
103%
97%
*54 %
206
72
60 Vi
77
*102
Maine
146
102
*__
April
103
65
Feb-Aug
Macy
148%
35
137 Vi 139
June-Dec
A July 2015
ser
101%
M
104%
94%
11
2%s
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1st
96
94%
96
gold 3s
Elec
96
95
RR—
series
mortgage
1st
100
103%
second
&
mortgage 3Vas 1982
mortgage 3 '/as 1984
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
121
98 %
60
div
Gas
2003_
1st
Corp—
debentures
Ohio
mortgage
1st
218
16
106
Louis
I
1st
72%
mortgage 2%s 1979
1st
205
169%
117
82
158
49
St
67 %
mortgage 3s 1978
debentures 1969
1st
*—
165
65%
States
1st
May-Nov
61%
mortgage Inc 4s
Gulf
90%
*~7
ref
&
88 %
11
General
inc
24
68 y2
mortgage Inc 5s
1st
97%
89%
64%
Mobile
5s
99
100%
68%
subord
conv
20
^
*70
244
64 Ya
General
93
68
#
y8
Financial
91%
62
*59
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
68
mortgage 2%s series P 1982
Gulf
ApriZ-Oct
H 2003
103% 104%
102
5
77
G 2003
ser
102
106
Jan-July
mortgage 2%s series Q 2010
65
ser
64 y8
Western
65
ser
Louisville
99 %
82
91%
102% 103
65
mtge 3%s
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
General
ApriZ-Oct
mtge 2%s
Jan-July
General
Great
F 2003
mtge 3%s
1990
N
ser
refund
3%s
series
102%
92%
82
91%
—June-Dec
101%
RR—
mtge 3%s
refund
*82
ApriZ-Oct
—
1986
&
169% 178
Jan-July
1976
D
—Mar-Sept
Nashville
refund
First
mortgage 3 Vis series O 2000
3%s
96%
97%
refund
148
4Vis
97%
April-Oct
&
138
mortgage
General
debs
&
&
105%
82
Jan-July
86
88 y2
Map-Nov
1973
90
&
147%
C
*86
First
& Co 3Vis conv sub debs '75_Map-Nov
series
1976_June-Dec
First
100%
5s
f
First
102
*95%
1978
s
96%
101%
100 %
conv
4%s
Louisville
98
High
98%
105
100%
Company 4%s
Great Northern Ry Co—
1978
Jan. 1
Low
*—
1976
debentures
High
ApriZ-Oct
97%
May -Nov
Union
General
1965
1982
Range Since
No.
98 %
176
Bonds
Sold
102 %
May-No©
1985
Range
Friday's
71
ApriZ-Oct
1983
or
Bid & Asked
162
158
Feb-Aug
Last
Sale Price
99
98 y4
June-Dec
first mtge 2%s
Co
'79
1981
1981
debentures
debentures
(W R)
Grand
subord debs
conv
5s s f debs
104%
debentures
debentures
94
103Vi 104V2
Mar-Sept
Map-Nov
June-Dec
4%s
3%s
105 %
91%
Gas
3s
93%
102%
104
1971
1977
88 %
38
103 y8
88 %
debentures
92
60
89%
91%
104
Jan-July
93%
93%
93
103
91%
89
Star
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D
Lorillard (P) Co 3s debentures 1963
97%
88%
56
134
Period
Low
100%
95%
104
88 y4
104
debs
conv
Rubber
Brothers,
91
1979
1980—
4%s
Tire
Gimbel
90%
89%
Mar-Sept
4s
convertible
89
89 %
debs
3Vis
117
Interest
Exchange
High
9911
2,269
97 y4
96%
98%
98%
1983
Corp
9918 100%
97 Ya
Mar-Sept
General
Low
New York Stock
Lone
1964
debentures
General
Jan. 1
No.
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
High
Week's
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Acceptance Corp—
23/4s
3s
Period
Exchange
Bid & Asked
Low
New York Stock
;
*79%
21%
75%
80%
83
86%
79
84
75%
79
81
86
37
98
103
92
5
91
99
79
79
77
79
80
100
100
91%
—.
•
80
98
—
Jan-July
*
April-Oct
April-Oct
<Feb-Aug
—-Mar-Sept
80
14
——
..
79%
*80.
•
102
;
83
102%
—
—
5
—
—
1
—-
9
79%
180
84%
100%
82%
83%
87
105 %
Number 6077
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Volume
.
.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended July 28)
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
New York Stock
Period
Exchange
Sold
Jan. 1
No.
or
Sale Price
Friday's
High
Low
New York Stock
Western
&
Central
Northern
general
and ref 4'As series
1st
Natural
Northern
3'As
3'As
f
s
85
81
83 'A
1973_May-Nou
92
90%
92'A
87%
88%
87%
91'/a
90
88
debs
87%
*87
May-Nou
—
4'As
s
f
debentures
1976
s
f
debentures
1977—
4%s
s
f
debentures
1978
s
f
debentures
1980_
—-May-Won
1979
—May-Won
debentures
f
Northern
Pacific
General
lien
Ry
lien
prior
1
3s Jan
98'A
102'A
99%
104%
101'A
trust
Northern
States
First
Power
1st
mortgage
1st
1978
First
First
First
4s
mortgage
1st mortgage 5s
1988
1990_
1st mortgage
5s
4%s 1987
23As
Telephone
1996
debentures
3'As
94'A
*__
1
80
78'A
Quaker
75
8 3'A
80'A
80
96
4%s
1
120'A
*—
80
4'As
McBee
Edison
76
Second
St
Feb-Aug
•
mortgage
first
mortgage 27As
Oklahoma
1st
Gas
23As
mortgage
1st
Electric
&
mortgage
1st
:
1982_.
3'As 1985
3"As 1988
mortgage 4'As 1987
mortgage
1st
Olin
Mathieson
5'As
Owens-Illinois
5'As
Chemical
subord debs
conv
Glass
Oxford Paper Co
80'A
•
85
78
78
St
98%
5
98%
101
98
115'A
129
127
124
216
115'A
129'A
129
*92
98
91'A
108% 109'A
April-Oct
&
First
refunding
3'As
I
*
1966
89'A
June-Dec
June-Dec
First
&
&
First
&
First
&
June-Dec
refunding 3s series L 1974
refunding 3s series M 1979
refunding 3s series N 1977
89'A
Jqne-Dec
&
refunding 3'As series R 1982:
First
&
refunding 3s series S
First &
First
94
3s
refunding mtge 3%s ser W '84—June-Dec
First & refunding 3'As ser X 1984—June-Dec
1st
ref
&
&
ser
Y
ser
Z
ref
5s
3'As series CC
1st
&
27As
ref
4% s
Tel
&
series
Tel
23As
debentures
3'As
FF
100
104'A
104'A 105
Smith-Corona
83%
85%
Socony-Vacuum
89%
South
84%
Southern Bell Telephone
84%
3s
2%s
debentures
85%
2%s
debentures
97%
103%
103%
99'A
99'A 100'A
84
99
73'A
73'A
74%
22
72%
April-Oct
—
1991
43As
debentures
1988
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
debentures
84
Southern
4
85
89
96%
96'A
*93%
—
79
'
-
—
'
—
'
93
—
„
89'A
95'A
35
96%
90'A
84%
'
84%
87
5
79%
Gold
First
debentures
&
Light
1979
3s
95'A
99'A
259
92'A
105%
82'A
82
82%
15
81%
87'A
A
B
series
1965
1968
92%
93%
—June-Dec
74
94
91
June-Dec
95
94
99'A
50
92%
4'As series
April-Oct
67'A
66'A
67%
28
65
75%
Standard
mortgage 4'As series E 1984
Jan-July
67%
66
67%
23
65
74%
Standard
General
mortgage
Jan-July
55
53
55
5
53
57%
4'As
50'/a
7
Peoria
Pere
&
Eastern
Marquette
3'As
„
series
F
Ry income 4s 1990
37As series D 1980
series
5s
'
:
Ry
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash
General
1985
B
RR
refunding 23As
*82%
—
99
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
99
May-Won
First
June-Dec
refunding 23As
1981—
refunding 27As
1978
&
First
&
First
&
First
refunding
&
First
&
:.
'l"-'
1985
75%
—
—
—
102 %
April-Oct
85%
77%
—
87'A
98
87'A
97
12
*103% 105'A
debs
subord
1984
103'A
—
f
s
Phillips Petroleum 23As
4'As
subord
conv
debs
1979^
debentures
debs
1964
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Pillsbury Co - 49As, s f debs 1986—,
Jun-Dec
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3 Vis s f debs 1972_
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27As 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati. Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated
guaranteed 4'As
Consolidated guaranteed
I
ser
4'As
103
June-Dec
1987
ser J
——
'
126'A
—
—
'
94
101
—
87
—
—
*98%
98
General
mortgage 5s series A 1970
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
ApriZ-Oct
General
mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Pittsb Coke & Chem
1st mtge
3'As 1964
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'As 1965
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967—
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
37As
series
A
1984
Pgh Youngstown
1st
gen
1st
gen
1st
4'As
5s
3 'As
s
f
series
Pipe
98%
mtge
1st
mortgage
1st
mortgage
3'As
70'A
73%
convertible
Procter & Gamble
For
!
1970
1986-:
3
96
100
—
—
100
3
106
—
2
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86'A
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86%
1984
:
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footnotes,
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May-Nov
Mar-Sept
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96%
161
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161
96%
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133
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175
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106
5
87'A
90
5
85'A
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105%
108 %
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80 »A
15
81
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144
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80'A
86
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74
74%
11
74%
5
78
74
79%
161
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168%
-
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Jan -July
1970
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1994——Jan-July
conv
80'A
74%
■
5 7'A
54%
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1973_June-Dec
136
—
59
149 %
95%
91'A
92'A
67
91
98'A
96
98'A
86
96
87'A
87%
88
60
84%
91%
83%
85
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
—May-Nov
A '75—June-Dec
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*70%
Jan-July
-Jan-July
April-Oct
Jan-JuZy
Feb-Aug
Jan-JuZy
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—
101
73'A
151
99 %
99
Jan-July
98
106'A
92
93
95
99%
87
—
87
73%
3
74%
84
78%
81
—
84
98
138%
221
102
97%
100
98
103%
145'A 151
99
62
104
100%
6
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71
101
•
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
1983
60'/a
1
—
15
99'A
May-Nov
4%s
—
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April-Oct
1984
61%
100'A 101
3%s 1977—May-Wop
1985
69%
„
102
102
100'A
55
99
113'A 114
3'As conv
100
1983
RR—
33
106 %
126'A
99% 100
114
98 3A
104'A
83%
83%
5
82'A
83'A
83%
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5
82'A
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93'A
93'A
87
87'A
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27
93%
97
90'A
94'A
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94
100
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104'/a 104'A
refund
M
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90
97%
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88'A
88 »A
72
y
94
1985—Jan-July
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72
June-Dec
*76%
2
72
*92
1974
debs
1982
120'A
Feb-Aug
75
96%
70
—
79
76%
—
115%
37
121
95'A
76%
135
80%
92
89
71
92
——
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April-Oct
1986
118
188
1053A
61
82 'A
89%
105%
103
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Pacific—
4%s
3'As
Co
31
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Orleans 3%s
New
10
171'A
165
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1970—ApriZ-Oct
1990—ApriZ-Oct
gold 5s 2000
June-Dec
first
Products
Inc—
Airlines
subord
Electric
Union
First
3s
inc
debentures
1978
3%s
92
June-Dec
Co
Missouri
of
1971—May-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 2%s
debentures
282
92
1968
89%
*80%
1975_April-Oct
*88%
3
89
94
82
May-Nov
85
89%
83'A
——
88%
—
1063A
1st
coll tr 2%s 1980
mtge 3'As 1982
Oil of California 2%s debs
mtge
&
June-Dec
May-Nov
1970—June-Dec
June-Dec
4'As conv subord debs 1991
June-Dec
Union Pacific RR 2%s
debentures 1976—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991_Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
April-Oct
5s
s
f
debentures
1986—
Feb-Aug
Union
debentures
*11
88'A
United
conv
Co
debentures
of
debs 1985
America 2%s
1977—'—"—
__June-Dec
1966—ApriZ-Oct
—Mar-Sept'
12
88'A
81%
81%
86'A
88
88%
101%
101 'A
103
144
100%
103
109
110%
406
107'A
111%
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♦97
83%
79%
69'A
66%
97
103
.
103'/a 104 »A
Inc—
subord
Biscuit
1
—
110%
1986
■
Air. Lines
81%
90
76
T-
3%s
~3
101%
106
100%
85%
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April-Oct
1983
Orleans
and
RR
World
4%s
May-Nov
198l4^4_-l:
see
—
Jan-July
—L_L
—
98
101
'
88
119"
.
80'A
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1963
;
California
Pacific-Missouri
United
Feb-Aug
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A
■'
—
41
99 'A
u
9 7'A
5
82
—
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ApriZ-Oct
debentures -1973——
96%
84
104 %
87'A
*95'A
120
Jan-July
notes
Pacific
&
6'As
96%
Co—
1983——
3%s
96%
—
100
.
96%
94%
June-Dec
1977—,—1"
27As
95%
*95%
17
100% 101%
72
1st
June-Dec
of
90
98
—
101
refund M 3'As series B
Tidewater
92
85
85
101
88
refund M 3%s serieji; C
Trans
*73%
—
Feb-Aug
1974—-
Line: 23As
3s
*82'A
90 %
84
85
85%
ApriZ-Oct
1971
subord debs
(Indiana)
New
Thompson
99%
98%
11
86%
79
87%
103%
85%
1982—ApriZ-Oct
—
85%
~
T-.
99
Jan-July
1979
and
4%s
1977
Power
April-Oct
Oil
Oil
General
91%
Ry—
1962
debentures
Electric
1st
33/4s
C
D
——
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
—
Ashtabula
B
5s series
Plantation
Potomac
&
series
May-Nou
85%
85 %
April-Oct
June-Dec
100
89
—
—
debs
debs
1983
conv
'
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St. Louis RR—
—
__
6
•
.
147 %
100
152
and
Term
*99%
100
First
'
Texas
—
87%
.
*84
88'A
Texas
—
*90%
First
98
—
—
(James)
&
Texas
104%
128
—
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76
„
*102'A 103'A
Inc—
1979
June-Dec
5s capital conv notes 1979
June-Dec
5'A % senior notes 1980
June-Dec
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
Refund and impt M 4s series C 2019-—Jan-July
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985
April-Oct
Texas Company
(The) 3%s debs 1983
May-Nov
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
.—-—May-NoV
107 %
■
75
5s
senior
5'As
102%
95%
96%
101% 102%
A 1977
2%s
Tell
Bell
debentures
Talcott
104%
114'A
1,029
100%
*72'/8
100%
4
97%
*87
—
92%
42
124% 127
*100
1
109
103%
97%
■
1963_Feb-Aug
1964_May-Nov
102
100
102
--April-Oct
___.
85
100%
8
89
98
May-Nov
5
102 %
109%
5
T
83%
79
„-
85
80
—
94
96'A
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83
82'A
20
91%
79%
94
141'A
102% 103'A
2%s
2%s
79%
80
84
—
102
June-Dec
—
94%
82
—
*79
—
88'A
91
2
75%
82'A
■
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Ajil-Oct
84'A
81%
.
'
June-Dec
:
refunding mtge 5s. 1989
conv
85
5
—
—
Corporation—
4'As
100
4
86
*80'A
——
'
Mar-Sept
ph<nn Morris Inc 47''-s
85
81
92'A
*82'A
;
Jan-July
1983—
3'As
60'A
92%
~
vi
85
92'A
92'A
Feb-Aug
1982
refunding 45As 1987—
refunding 3%s 1988
refunding mtge 4%s,1986_
First &
Philco
3'As
refunding 3'As
&
First
mortgage
82%
84'A
May-Nou
&
5
101
*80
—
June-Dec
First
50
82
--
*78%
1982—April-Oct
April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
2%s
debentures
1974
Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio)
4'As 1982
-Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debentures 1973—Mar-Sept
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966—Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981_
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
May-Wou
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972
Ja?i-July
2%s debentures 1973—
May-Wou
J
1971
First & refunding 23As 1967
First & refunding 23As 1974
First &
—
RR
debentures
5'As
Co—
1974
gold 4'As series C 1977
Philadelphia Electric Co—
&
April
Mar-Sept
General
First
50
100
96'A
83
90
99 %
mtge 3%s ser
debentures
General
1981
1st
Pacific
Spiegel Inc
General
D
4'As
Co
New Orl & Northeastern RR
99%
137
893A
79%
—
102
1981_
Term
Southwestern
3'/es
series
95
June-Dec
series E 1986
series F 1996
series H 1983
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
1st mtge coll tr 4'As
1988
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
93
99'A
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1975
*90
Jan-July
First mtge 5'As series
102
81
102'A
f
2%s-4'As
Gas
mortgage
mortgage
First
Airways—
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR—
4'As
Fran
91%
__
*79%
137
80
__
Jan-July
1983_Feb-Aug
1969
San
88%
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Jan-JuZy
(Oregon Lines)
90
79%
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69
.
Co—
4'As
84'A
85
1989_Jan-July
Feb-Aug
4'As
79%
63
2
85
1
Gold
78'A
24
64'A
85
1985—
First
73'A
73
& Telegraph Co—
79'A
1
74
66
May-Nov
1976
105'A
4
*84%
1964_June-Dec
Pacific
74%
66%
22
—
63%
:
Ry
Natural
Southern
79
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—
——
s
debentures
Indiana
Southern
106
79
85
_
Southern
19
68 »A
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California Edison Co—
104
73'A
—
79
-
1
64 %
68%
67'A
1968—June-Dec
1987
convertible
3'As
96%
91
98%
Southern
106
67%
75
67%
*69'A
1977
RR 5s
1979
85%
June-Dec
1985
debentures
82%
102
68%
1979—
Oil 2'As
12
«,
88%
60
72
—
—May-Nou
1966
f debs
debs
North Alabama
21
100'A
75
Marchant—
subord
83%
1
20
debentures
5s
Skelly
85%
—
82%
Jan-July
May
Mar-Sept
Mar-Nov
;
1980
debentures
83%
&
65'A
*67
Corp 4%s conv debs 1986—June-Dec
2'As debentures 1965—
Jan-July
conv
88
*62
Corp—
debentures
2'As
80
——•I1*"-
11
35As
General
83'/a
100'A
Oil
79%
49
__Mar-Sept
_Mar-Sepf
4'As
81'A
83'/a
—May-Won
General
79%
'
— —
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Oil
Oil
94
147
120
Co—
subord
Union
2'As
4%s
Pipe Line 3.20s s
5'As
88'A
108%
107
'
Co
&
Rubber
conv
94
111
.—May-Nov
Mar-Sept
debentures
82'A
6
—
*92%
Feb-Aug
81
.
32
*80'/a
V
'
I'
84
79%
91%
1981
subord
81%
82'A
100%
1983
conv
<>
5s
85
157'/a
108
1972
79
9
80'A
122
June-Dec
78'A
82
X
80
66
107
2006
4s
debs
Sons
&
80%
80
*
-
91
debentures
47As
Sinclair
•
___April-Oct
3'As
81
104'A 105'/a
debentures
Oil
75%
June-Dec
1992
debentures
1987—
World
76%
100
3'As
Western
76'A
91'A
3'As
American
Shell
100'A
1978
Pan
86%
June-Dec
debentures
Pacific
81
June-Dec
1990
1991—
1986
3'As debentures
15
June-Dec
5s
Pacific
82
84
..
June-Dec
1978_
mtge 4'As series DD
&
EE
82-
*77'A
1986—_June-Dec
1989__.
1st & ref
series
Service
*
1st
ref
85%
1988_June-Dec
series BB
Seiberling
91%
89
-
127
90
107
1977
1982
Roebuck
85'A
1987_June-Dec
3%s
mtge 4'As series AA
*<.- 1st & ref mtge
1st
3%s
Sears
83'A
>»
85
214
1974
subordinated
79%
vf
1
141 'A
1980
B
Acceptance
debentures
5s
64
—
85
124
1971
B
5'As
Co
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(Jos
92
60
-
85
57%
102'A
Co—
3s series
Finance
97'A
33
1
86'A
48
137
1989
cons
3'As
RR
debentures
85%
'■V„
June-Dec
1983—June-Dec
&
First- & refunding mtge
First & refunding, mtge
Line
Roebuck
89'A
■
96%
11
—
1st
RR
Depot
debentures
81'A
—.
Ry
debentures
f
Seagram
84%
—-
refunding, 27As series T 1976__—June-Dec
refunding mtge 3%s ser U '85_June-Dec
&
First
Air
s
79%
88
37
139
1997
A
certificates
Duluth
Union
87%
'
41
97%
87
Ry Co—
B 1980„
series A Jan
debs
mortgage
85
refunding 23As series P 1981—_June-Dec
refunding 2 %s series Q 1980—:—June-Dec
First
f
97'A
Jan-July
inc bond certificates Nov
4s
Paul
79%
June-Dec
First &
89%
51
97'A
April-Oct
series
4s
series
bond
&
94%
•97%
June-Dec
48
Mar-Sept
1996
4%s
series
95
1977—June-Dec
debentures
conv
4%s
refunding 3s series J 1970
First & refunding 2s series K 1971
First
Paul
3%s
;
&
96'A
Mar-Sept
6s
4s
4s
Seaboard
118'A
106%
83'A
S
income
5s
1st
167
12
Corp—
series J 1969
conv
debs
1977
Louis-Southwestern
Seaboard
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
First
6'As
mortgage
mtge
Sears
■:
p
St
86
124% 128
102%
87
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Wou
Scott
Paper 3s conv debentures 1971—;__Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
126 3A
1988.—June-Dec
debs
1978
85%
85
-Mar-Sept
33As
conv
81
*96%
48
—April-Oct
1983
Second mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 2022
First
St
1982—May-Won
conv
1983
Co
43As
89'A
84'A
"l
101
—_Jan-JuZy.i
3'As
5'As
gold
Second
1980
33As
mortgage
16
86
82'A
78
*81
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
June-Dec
Jan-July
;
1st mortgage
1st
78
Co—
1975
mortgage 27As
1st
85'A
*80%
—April-Oct
___Mar-Nov
1979
3s
86
Mar-Sept
1974
3s
1980
104%
1977
Louis-San Francisco
1st
mortgage 23As 1975
First
93'A
99%
102%
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Mar-Sept
St Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
175
1st
First
Electric
&
D
mortgage
Aircraft
o
Ohio
Gas
serial
Rohr
104'A
76
88'A
1964
debentures
subord
conv
General
106
98%
247
99
156% 165'A
92%
83'A
92
~
I
99
161'A
82 %
83'A
*91
Mar-Sept
debentures
Corp—
Royal
103%
__
90'A
78%
89%
80%
*—
1977
2%s
Oil
Rochester
96%
89%
*90
Oats
Richfield
99
*101% 104
86
90'A
165'A
April-Oct
Reynolds
81
96
*—
96
155
1983-April-Oct
1975
Reading Co first & ref 3'As series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp
4%s debs
1985
Mar-Sept
(R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem
Manufacturing 3%s debs
1975
7 8'A
83'A
*89%
160
111
R
85'A
79'A
90'A
*—
99
94
103'A
Q
82'A
81'/8
*"
and refunding mortgage 3'As
93'A
89'A
*154
June-Dec
debentures
debentures
High
97
*106
1979_Jtme-Dec
1972—;
105
*76%
1984—June-Dec
_
20
3'As
62'A
88'A
92
80'A
80'A
Jan-July
1979
conv
Bell
Northwestern
57
91'/a
April-Oct
^.-Mar-Sept
Jan-July
June-Dec
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
1st mortgage 3s 1978
Northrop Corp
11
58
91'/a
Jan-July
___Feb-Aug
June-Dec
_
23As 1979
mortgage 3'As 1982
mortgage 3'As 1984
mortgage 4'As 1986
First
83%
57'A
Feb-Aug
mortgage
3s
22
*92 3A
April-Oct
mortgage
7
94'A
First
Co—
first mortgage 23As 1974
23As 1975
(Minnesota)
83%
Jan-July
April-Oct
;
98'A
debentures
4%s
Jan. 1
Low
94%
and
3%s
Range SIne«
No.
98'/a
92%
83%
Quar-Feb
A 2047
ser
1984
4s
83%
Bdnds
Sold
High
May-Nou
105'A
101
*102'A
Quar-Jan
2047
Refunding & Improve 4'As
Coll
1997
4s
1963—
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
101
*100
Range
Friday's
refunding mortgage 3'As 1968_Jan-July
and
First
99
98'A
98'A 100'A
or
Bid & Asked
Gas Co—
&
First and refunding mortgage 2%s
97'/a
May-Nou
47/as
Electric
debentures
3s
90
*99
_May-Nou
.—
Service
First
*99'A 100
May-Nou
s
90
92
4%s
5'/as
88%
89
May-Nou
1974
96'A
*88
1973
f debentures
s
3%s
Gas
debentures
f
s
86
1974—Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
1974
A
24
88
5s
ref
&
86
1996—April-Oct
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Low
86
4s
Ry first gold
Period
Exchange
High
Public
Norfolk
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bid & Asked
Last
Bonds
Low
Interest
BONDS
133%
26
133%
140
129
*91
103%
104%
121
143%
90%
,
92
87
91%
'
'
*88 1
83%
71
100'A
,
—
Continued
on page
36
*
32
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(448)
.
Monday, July 31, 1961
.
.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
extensive list we furnish
In the following
Stock Exchange for
American
the
on
ending Friday, July 28.
and
It is compiled from the report of the American
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Friee
American Stock Exchange
Par
Aberdeen
complete report of the transactions
beginning Monday, July 24,
a
the week
Week's
itself
Exchange
and
bond in which any
or
is intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
Range for Week Ended July 28.
for Week
Shares
Low
Low
High
Sale Price
243/a
Missiles
Class A
2%
3%
1,700-
2%
Feb
4
Apr
Bourjois
2%
2%
3
9,100
1%
Feb
3%
Apr
13%
13%
2,000
7%
Jan
Apr
Bowling Corp of America
10c
Brad Foote Gear Worlds Inc
20c /
Brazilian Traction Light & Power ord_*
Apr
Breeze
Precision
Wire
2%
Jan
13%
14%
600
12%
Jan
18% Mar
1IV*
16"%
19%
7,300
8%
Jan
1
5%
5%
6%
4,100
3%
Feb
23% May
8% May
Jan
89%
Apr
Apr
10% May
Shoe Stores
Alabama
Power
4.20%
Steel
All
95%
30
91
85%
85%
86
75
83%
Apr
33
30%
33
4,200
22%
Jan
33
82
80%
82
150
79
Jan
843/4
5
Feb
9%
Jun
Alliance Tire
&
10c
1
Allied Control
1
class
A
Co
Inc
1
1
Corp
1
Book
American
Co
Electronics
Israeli
American
MARC Inc
Manufacturing Co
Petrofina
Jun
Brown
July
12%
Feb
7
6%
7%
5,900
3%
Jan
8%
8%
100
8%
Feb
4%
5%
18,800
4%
Jan
8%
12%
800
103/4
Jan
17%
Apr
12%
700
4%
Jan
55
Jan
82
Feb
273/4
8% July
12 3/8
4
2,100
3%
Jun
43/4
4%
4%
39%
6%
16
5%
6%
9,300
43/a
400
40
26%
Jan
10,200
4 3A
Jan
17%
3,900
10%
Jan
4%
1,200
4%
Jan
33 %
33%
50
2%
100
2%
%
30
Mar
7%
41
Mines
43%
2
Jan
33/i
%
Jan
100
16%
Jan
21
12 %
Jan
Feb
15%
26
18%
18%
18%
1,000
11%
Jan
21% May
7% May
7
7%
900
6%
Jan
5
r
7%
53/4
*
53/4
2,500
3%
Jan
2%
Apr
11 %
May
:
12 3/4
12
—1
50c
9
10
2,600
V
23/a
*
11,900
15%
2,400
93/4
8%
Apr
Apr
May
63/8 July
3
Apr
16%
Feb
93/4
300
9%
93/4
300
23/b July
73/a
Jan
93/4 July
4%
Feb
16% May
18
May
2%
12
8%
Jan
2%
23/4
7,900
1 %
Jan
43/a May
113/8
—
2.50
25/8
14%
2%
14%
93/4
- •
1
Co
(The) Company
12 Va
3,000
10 %
Jan
12 V« Mar
9% Mar
"-J.
Ltd—
A
A
%
13,600
A
Jan
25c
12%
12%
14%
2,900
6%
Jan
173/e May
1
12 %c
1
2%
24%
14
2 3/a
2%
1,900
1%
Jan
3% May
21
24%
17,500
19%
Jan
35%
Apr
14
143/a
1,700
13%
Apr
193/0
Feb
16 3/a
17%
4,200
133/4
Jan
223/4
233/8
6,600
60
60%
150
ord shares—3s 6d
&
P)
(J
Inc
Son
—
10%
10
12%
3,500
5%
Jan
4%
4%
4,500
3%
Jan
9%
10%
1,400
6
Jan
4%
...
% May
73%
69%
73%
5,000
45%
Feb
5%
5%
5%
1,400
3%
Jan
5
21%
.._2.50
37%
pfd_100
93/8
Jan
340
89 %
Jan
Feb
373/a
38
27,900
31%
34%
3,200
2%
2%
6,800
3%
2%
4
94
4%
1.800
25
83/4
4,500
A
35
Jan
%
Jan
Jan
Jan
33/4
6%
V«
£1
Laundries
Stationers
Line
Canaveral
2,700
23/e
Jan
5%
Apr
2,400
1%
Feb
3%
Apr
6%
15,600
5
Jan
8%
Apr
11%
Feb
11%
10c
25%
24%
26
10c
103/4
9%
•
•
new
1
com
Sugar
5p
9%
Jan
Jan
6,600
14 %
103/4
37,800
2%
600
50 %
51
51
51%
36%
35 Va
37%
7,600
1%
1%
2,600
—
Jan
July
343/, July
1 %
Jun
pesos
10c
1
6%
6
63/4
3,500
53/8
Jan
1%
10
Corp
Corp
1%
1%
11,100
1%
Jan
13%
3
36
8%
133/4
2%
14
3%
2,400
13% May
8,700
23/4 July
33%
36%
7,400
7%
8%
9,600
1
Automatic Radio Mfg Co Inc
Automatic Steel Products Inc
10%
10%
11%
1,400
1
59%
Castle
Feb
Cenco
14%
12
14%
12,400
Industrial
25 %
17
6%
26
25/8
16,300
11
100
43%
Jan
Feb
21%
53/4
200
33/4
Jan
Cherry-Burrell
7% May
63/8
600
43/4
Jan
7
19%
21%
6,600
9 %
Jan
293/4 May
Jan
20
Apr
56%
Apr
17
3
50 V4
14%
493%
17
50%
2,300
500
14
42
Jan
3.50%
Baker Industries Inc
1
18
17%
18
16,100
600
418
Jan
14 % Mar
Baldwin-Montrose Chemical—
Common
50c
Corp
American
14
14
143/a
•
19%
19%
20
lo
preferred wi
4%
4 %
Jan
31;,1
Jan
10
13%
103/4
133/4
68,400
6%
Jan
18 Va
5%
5%
4,800
4:1/4
Jan
10 Va
10%
14%
15%'
5%
1
10%
IB
Jan
7%
Jan
3/8
Jan
41 May
.Tan
16% May
24,700
4,500
31%
313/4
100
21% Mar
800
4% July
85
83
5
3/8
6%
6 7 3/8
15%
7
Jan
11%
133/8
Jan
17% May
4,000
10,700
13/4
24,400
350
19
50c
~1%
1,400
14
July
15% July
2,900
19%
Jun
2,600
33/b
Jan
21% July
43/4 Apr
5%
40
43/4
Feb
1%
Mi,
18,100
3/4
Jan
6% July
l3/4 May
Corp_L
—
Jan
61
Jan
1%
3
Apr
Jan
70
Mar
83% Mar
Jan
19
Jan
27
July
Jan
31
July
5%
*
—10
Jan
26 Va
1,000
14%
23
18 3/s
1
Jan
10 3/4
July i
Apr
63/4
Jan
9
1A
4,600
3/4
Jan
1A May
12%
12%
1,700
113/4
Jan
15% May
54%
553/4
Jan
65% May
24
Jan
253/a
"l%
"l
12%
54%
%
9,000
42
24
100
23
2
l3/4
2
8,400
3/4
Jan
7%
7%
73/4
8,300
33/8
Jan
25 Va
23%
;
%
Apr
Apr
3% May
9% Apr
.-25c
25%
18,500
22 Va
Jun
14 Va
14
14%
23,500
4%
Jan
19% May
38%
34%
39
5,100
33%
Jan
573/4 May
63/4 Mar
10 % May
'
8%
8%
8%
18%
175/8
18 %
600
13%
143/4
12%
14%
8,900
123/4
153/8
17,600
13%
113/8
13%
650
16 %
145/8
16%
3,000
4 %
43/a
2,300
4%
4%
4%
100
4
—10c
1%
1
1%
74,000
Co_
873/4 May
Jan
1
Corp__—
Controller
Apr
May
65
10c
Cable
9
Jun
80 %
100
lc
rL,
5
1
Clary Corporation
1
Clausner Hosiery Co—i
10
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
:
-1
Club Aluminum Products Co
•
223/4 May
4%
Corp.
Inc
Foil
Mining
Corp
Mar
5%
1,700
7
ii
68%
2
2
1
1
10c
Inc
May
Apr
17%
—
1
Corp
96
105
400
n
2.50
—
Jun
%
68
1%
11% July
32% July
6 3/a May
Jan
102
Apr
24%
Jan
65
40
.
Feb
12
11,400
68
65
15/B
9H4
900
85
104% 104 %
.04%
5
Ltd
-7% July
10 %
23%
4%
Jun
11 l/s
300
8 3/a
__
May
7% May
1,300
213/a
9
213/a
1A APr
7% May
3,700
15
15
1
—_1
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
Mar
5
shares
Ltd
9
Oil
Chromalloy
Clark
612
preferred
Consolidated
Christiana
Clark
6%
Corp common
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief
Circuit
6tt
pfd
Light 4%
Chesebrough-Pond's
Mar
Cinerama
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A_1
Co
Feb
4A
6%
Apr
5%
21%
Oil
Jan
153/8
4,700
6%
Chamberlin Co of America
Charter
July
U
Apr
July
33/4
5,400
15%
Century Electric Co—
Jun
11
5% July
8J*
15%
Corp
convertible
B
0
^16 July
1,000
convertible preferred-*
series
$1.50
9% May
13% Apr
July
6%
12
&
$1.40
Jan
Jan
5
Power
Central Securities
0
July
5%
10
1
1
1
pref—100
& Co
Power
23/4
Jun
39
Apr
103/a May
II
—
Instruments
Central
Mar
6%
5
Corp
Collieries Corp
Industries
29 %
July
U
Central Hadley Corp
9% May
2% May
1
10c
Andes
Co
Maine
July
26
dep rets B ord_2s 6d
1
Corp of America
Central
25
50
Jan
A Jan
8 3/8
-5.50
(AM)
Catalin
37% July
3% Apr
1
com
preferred
A
Securities
Corp
Co
Carreras Ltd Amer
343/4 May
10% Apr
500
32 %
5%
Carolina Power & Light $5 preferred—*
(J W)
253/4
26
11
6c
Products
Carter
5
&
Inc
non-cum
100
Carnation
50,200
83/4
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
2%
11%
Supply
Corp
"43/8
300
9A
43/4
~2U
5
1
53/4
2#
33/a
53/a
Capital
2%
383/4
2H July
"tt
6% Mar
6%
Feb
500
25
1
~2%
1
International
City
2W
—
pfd—10
Minerals
Williston
Jun
IB
Capital Cities Broaucasting
1
Co
Co
Golfo
~4
July
;
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic
A Jan
lc
America
of
Gas
5
—
Marconi
Canadian
58 % Mar
10c
Ltd
Javelin
51
Apr
-1
2.50
Ltd
Ltd—
Gas
Canal-Randolph Corp__
Industries—
deposit rets regular
Industrial
Canadian
Jan
55 %
-*
Oils
Homestead
Canadian
47 Va
73/4
©iCl
*
Husky Oil Ltd
Canadian
103/a July
Jan
Dredge <& Dock Co
57
26
00
20
Canadian
Apr
5,500
common
64
50
-
23% May
Feb
100
49
Jan
383/4
•
.
*
*
—
Ltd
Co
Canadian
Apr
3% July
8 % July
Ltd
Co
56
5
preference_
Canadian
35% July
1%
•
1
Co—>_
' a
49
20% Mar
18%
58
'
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc—1
96%' Jan
20%
Cement
6 % c/o
35% May
Jun
92
Bread
Canada
243/4 May
44% Apr
17
Gas
&
Insurances*.
Fire
Canada
95 % Mar
83/8
223/4
91%
15%
94
34
1
5,600
4,200
21%
91%
16%
:—
Oil
23%
50
50
—50
Campbell Chibougamau Mines L'iuJI—1
7% May
pfd—100
Consol
17%
1
common
preferred—-
Camden
May
•
Ltd
Corp
Power
preferred
Calvan
5% Apr
17% May
86 3/4 May
10
Edmonton
&
$2.50
32% May
133/4 July
1
4%
2,800
31
Mar
21% Mar
16%
Feb
12
Jan
20
8%
Feb
22 3/a
10 Va
Jan
14% May
7
Jan
16% July
2%
Jan
4% May
Jan
7
48
Jan
1%
Apr
May
May
,
4
Coastal
Caribbean
vtc
Oils
Jan
Inc
10c
6%
6%
4,400
6% July
9%
Jun
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co
*
13 %
12%
13%
8,600
123/4
Jan
Construction
BarChris
50c
17%
17%
18%
15,300
16% July
26 %
Apr
Cohu
1
13%
12%
133/4
26,200
73/a
Jan
1
38
35%
38%
2,900
31
Jan
493/4
Apr
42
40
42%
2,600
19%
Jan
46
1
22%
22%
23%
3,200
15
Jan
293/4
Apr
213/4
203/4
213/4
4,300
133/s
Jan
273/a May
1
17%
17
173/a
2,100
50c
2%
2
2%
14,100
1%
16,200
Engineering Co
Wright Corp
Candy
Corp
7
53/a
Jan
193/4 May
Electronics
Inc
Colonial
Corp of America
Colonial
Sand
Commercial
&
1
Cd
Bearings
Inc
Beau-Brummel
(AS.)
25c
50c
Ties
Shoe
Corp
Bell
Telephone of Canada
Belock Instrument Corp
1%
1%
7.50
1 %
\k Jan
6%
~4%
~4
%
Jan
Jan
~4%
1,100
33/4 Mar
6,500
8
1
13%
12%
14
1
14%
143/a
17%
25c
52
51%
52%
1,300
48
50c
16
14'/8
16
6,000
14 Va
27,700
9%
Jan
Jan
3% May
Apr
Compudyne Corporation
Apr
Connelly Containers Inc
15%
Jun
Jan
17% July
55 % Jun
July
20 % May
Jan
11% May
273/4 May
Consol Diesel Electric
Consolidated
Consolidated
Mininq
New
Corp
&
Co
Inc
Inc
1
9%
9
9%
3,100
24%
1
243/4
250
21%
Apr
6
Consolidated Royalty
4
~6%
5%
6%
2,800
3%
Jan
Blaun6r's
8% Mar
3
4%
4%
43/8
300
33/,
Feb
Blumenthal (S) & Co
Bohack (H C) Co common
l
7%, May
8%
Jan
9
Birdsboro
Corp
prior
preferred
Borne Chemical Co Inc
For footnotes, see page 36
•
40
14%
40
40%
1,400
28
Jan
47
Feb
98
100
1.50
May
99%
70
95%
Jan
102
May
14%
15%
3,200
13"%
Jun
21% Mar
Ltd
Oil
Sun
Construction
Products
Ray
39%
17%
10%
43/8
~
25c
50c
10c
•
Smelting j^tu_. *
Pacific
Consolidated
Watch
Bickford's
9
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_1
23/4
May
-
5
10"%
6
-
1
Co__-_
Stone
Metals
Community Public Service
Baruch-Foster Corp
Bayview Oil Corp common
6% convertible class A
5% %
Jun
39%
Jan
preferred
$3.00
Apr
3,500
Sewing Centers Inc
Benrus
Mar
10%
6i3o July
6%
66 %c
California Electric
6%
20c
Co
Calgary
343/4 Mar
31,300
1
Beck
10
Jan
July
13 3/a
Butler's
Apr
19%
Atlas
Barton's
July
8A
12% July
Biscuit Corp
Shoe Corp
Burry
Apr
23% May
21%
Atlas General Industries Inc
Barry
8 3/4
32
Jan
%
25c
Mining
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
Barnes
500
1,900
May
4.75
Corp
Consolidated
Banner
2,500
300
& Co Inc
Burroughs
8%
19%
3/8
Research
Banff Oil
8%
34
Jan
17%
8%
los
•
9
32%
63/a
1
American dep rets
Jan
%
A
Atlantic
de
813
9
—
33%
7,900
Co
Machine
Hill
Burma
May
20%
8%
&
Jun
4%
1
Coast
Banco
Apr
Apr
15,700
(The) Corp
Die &
Burnell
Apr
3%
40c
Convertible
36 3/a
6 3/a
preferred
serial preferred
6%
Jan
133/4
6
Dreferred
Atlantic
Baldwin
29 % July
13%
Company
Bunker
7% Mar
5%
Inc
class
F
Buell
Apr
Corp Ltd
Non-voting
2,900
-ft,
Apr
6%
Feb
2
Associated Testing Labs
Atco Chemical Industrial Products
Ayrshire
83%
Jan
7% July
3%
Associated Food Stores Inc
Avis
Jan
3%
1.100
20c
Gas
Electric
Devices
S
Feb
763/4
3,500
1
Electronics
Inc
12%
300
6,800
7%
17
warrants
Audion-Emenee
Jan
31
3
20%
Budget Finance Plan common..
Jun
4%
3,000
Inc
Aurora Plastics
29%
—
-
10
Rubber
Buckeye
July
79%
7
16
16%
B
Feb
4%
250
1
Exploration Ltd
convertible
Avien
28
18,700
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co
Audio
16 %
July
9%
A
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72%
del
Apr
40%
Jan
12%
60c convertible
1
Louisiana
Associated Oil
34%
2
Jan
79%
7%
~4%
5
Arco Electronics class A
Atlas
Mar
23
24
4%
preferred
Apollo Industries Inc
;
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
Atlantica
8
700
15%
23
66
50c
Anken Chemical & Film
Associated
7,100
14%
23%
5
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Associated
16%
1,500
8%
Paper
class
Anglo American
American
Jan
12%
4%
Products
Oil
9%
10%
8%
Andrea Radio Corp
Arrow
10%
8 % May
4%
A
An&con Lead Mines Ltd
Associated
Jan
313/4 May
7,800
20%
preferred
4%
Apr
11%
~5%
12.50
class
Inc
5%
American Writing
Asamera
30
900
2A
A
13 %
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
9% May
3,600
4%
35c
225
333/4
33 %
32%
2
Jun
—30c
15%
17%
Co
9% May
20%
Class B common
Jan
2
Thread
&
5% May
Jan
1
Jan
7
5
Armour
-
£1
Distillers
4%
American Seal-Kap Corp of Del
Arkansas
3%
Jan
4%
cl A com—30c
dep rets ord reg
Forman
6%
American
Pools
Jan
3%
3,100
29%
*
—
Company
1,500
~6%
Anthony
Amer
Brown
23,300
7%
1
Post
1%
16,900
8%
12% May
Ltd—
Co
Petroleum
7%
£1
American
Anchor
3,100
4%
7 %~
33% May
73/a July
Paper Mills Ltd—
American
Co
British
Feb
70
1
shares
Oil
Jan
25c
Inc
American
Amurex
Columbia Power
11%
65
•
Aluminum
Amerlcan-Internatl
American
Inc
Systems
23/4
43/4
2 3/a
dep rets ord registered—.—_£1
British
July
7
It
Business
23/e
:
33
:
£1
dep rets ord bearer
Amer
Apr
Jan
6%
1
Beverage Corp
American
5%
145
10%
America $3.75 pfd_100
Oil
20,400
Jan
19
Tobacco—
7%
15%
10c
Inc
Co of
8 3/8
43/4
-
*
11%
10
50c
Paper Corp
Alloys Unlimited Inc
Ambassador
July
67
tiy4
Allied
American
7%
Jan
7%
Inc
Rubber
American
Brown
Pictures Corp common
convertible preferred
American
7%
3%
V—
Artists
Aluminum
7%
100
deposit rtcs American shs_
Airlines
British
Feb
2,200
Co
Oil
High
1,000
73/8
8
-
33
1
1
—
Since Jan. 1
24%
86% Mar
1
N
American
Amer
Ltd
Petroleums
British
283/e May
~4
91
Inc
Properties Inc
Alleghany Corp warrants
Alsco
19
~4
91
100
American Engineering Co
5%%
6%
10
preferred
All-State
Allied
7,500
•
Co common
Kunstzide
Allegheny
9,400
8%
50
preferred
American
83%
7%
1
Southern
5%
79%
8%
Britalta
-
1
*
Corp
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co
Jun
100
Great
Algemene
797/a
50%
1
Investment & Discount Ine
Alabama
Alaska Airlines
3%
1
Corp
Agnew Surpass
3
1
Aeronca Manufacturing Co
Wood
4%
1,200
14%
10c
Inc
Products
Co
Aerojet-General
Alan
20
10
Acme
Acme
Admiral Plastics Corp
Aero-Flow Dynamics Inc
Aid
14%
Range
Low
High
23%
8
2%
Construction Corp
&
common
Shares
2%
1
Inc
1
•
Acme
for Week
Low
Par
High
10c
class A
Corp
Mfg Corp
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
25c
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Week's
of Prices
Friday
Sales
Range
of Prices
Stock
stock
Inc
1
-
6%
25
—
10%
1%
*
1
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
7%
12%
1
A_50c
10c
Continental Vending Machine Corp_10c
19 %
l3/4
14
Continental
class A
Commercial
—1
Materials
Cook
&
Paint
CooDer-Jarrett
Varnish
Inc
Corp—
Co
9
700
July
Jan
39%
1,100
293/4
Jan
42
18
1,900
8%
Jan
23%
10%
11%
16,800
8 3/a
Jan
4%
4%
1,000
33/4
Jun
19% May
5% Mar
6%
7%
3,500
5%
Jan
23%
25
6,100
l3/a
■1%
1,500
10%
11%
2,800
13/4
7
10%
2
9,600
7%
4,000
12 3/a
2,600
20
Jan
2 % Mar
Jan
11% May
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
10
Apr
133/8
May
Feb
8%
Apr
10
1,100
5%
Feb
2,300
14%
Jan
19,700
3/a
Jan
13%
14 5/8
13,000
63/4
Feb
7%
1,300
9% May
28% May
liV
1%
6%
20
Jun
7
1%
18%
May
Jan
403/4 Mar
7%
11%
16%
20
1
8% July
38
53/4
Corp
Continental Connector Corp class
Continental
-
8%
16% Apr
16% May
7
July
2%
Apr
273/4 May
23/a
Jun
18% Mar
493/8
Apr
93/4 Mar
Number
194
Volume
6077
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(449)
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
*
Corby
& Reynolds common
Corroon
class A
$1 preferred
Feb
15%
17 %
1,400
13
Apr
17 % May
16%
17
3,000
14%
Jan
19
Feb
20%
20%
100
19%
Jan
20%
Jun
7%
8%
1,200
Jan
9%
15%
—
"8%
6
5%
(ord reg)—£1
Industries Inc (Del)—50c
5
Cresmont Consolidated Corp
1
Crowley M'ilner & Co
—1
Crown Central Petroleum
(Md)
5
Crown Corp Internat'l "A" partic__—»
American dep receipts
preferred—
$1.12
2
July
%
2%
7,700
1%
34%
12,600
29%
Jan
8%
1,300
6%
Jan
34%
8%
6%
16%
16%
7
7
Co
preferred
General
Builders
6Vb July
5%
Apr
Jan
2,400
Jan
90
150
" 3%
1,500
5%
6%
750
67
28
29
Jan
5%
5
30
29%
28%
31%
Jan
Jan
General
8% Mar
20% July
Feb
9%
9%
8%
8y4
8%
Jan
34%
24
Jun
3,100
1,000
8%
Stores
1
Va Mar
'
'
'
'
5%
5%
5%
2,100
2.50
6V2
6
6%
13,200
20
14 V2
14%
15%
3,000
_1
9%
9%
Corp
preferred.
Davega
Stores
5 %
Brothers
Davidson
Day
common
Inc—
Inc
Mines
:
Dayco Corp class A
D
Transit
C
Dejay
System
10c
-
pref
cl A
'
8%
11%
32%
5%
6
11
Jun
July
14% July
6y8 Jan
Giannini
Controls
Inc
Foods
(AC)
7%
Jan
Jun
32% Mar
Feb
800
9y8
26%
146
2
Detroit
Gasket
Detroit
Industrial
&
Dilbert's
7%
Manufacturing
Quality
Amer
Co
10
14%
Jan
6%
Feb
Jan
137
41
class
com
A
n-v
Mines Ltd
151
Gorham
Grand
Gray
Jun
reg
class A
Dorr-Oliver
$2
Dow
(The)
Draper
Mar
3
8%
Jan
14
Va
Apr
8y8
Gulf
8ft
8%
8,500
6%
Jan
10 %
Feb
Gulton
Jan
21
14%
12 y2
121/4
12%
4,000
10%
Jan
18%
18 '/8
18%
15,100
14%
Jan
13%
13%
300
10%
Jan
15% '
14%
15%
7,000
10%
Jan
37%
371/4
25
33%
Jan
39 % May
10%
II
12,300
8%
Jan
.
f
'
__
10%
45
/
31%
*
—1
3iyft
16
15%
5
Ltd—
ord ,reg
32
16%
Hosiery class B common
Mar
26%
3,700
Jan
Jan
22%
200
22%
Jan
15%
17»/4
3,600
10%
Jan
2|j{
4%
'
*
3%
Jan
Jan
1-1
'
3%
41/4
1,300
40
40%
4'.,
&
Jan
26
Jan
Freightways
1,200
6%
38,900
2%
Jan
Eastern
States
1
15 y2
14%
16%
66,700
7%
Jan
-1
and
i*
*
1
175%
1%
—
Bond
Electric
Share
&
Electrographic
5
:
44
4%
3,800
25
9%
Jun
33%
Jan
51
3%
Jan
80
175% 175%
,23% Jan
50
23
1%
180
171
19%
Jan
IS
Jan
14,900
25 %
Jan
600
15%
Jan
33%
34%
191/a
20
16
18%
9,800
15
July
24%
20
Jan
13%
15i/8
9%
Feb
24,000
12%
Feb
9V4
7%
—50c
_25c
J— 1
11%
201/4
10%
24%
12,600
9%
16%
13,100
11%
6%
4,500
——*
6 Va
5%
61/2
29 y8
29 %
31%
2 9%
27%
30%
9
3,200
14,900
pfd
Jan
Jan
Jan
6%
Ero
&
Forge
Steel
Jan
94%
1
4%
10c
4%
51%
1
1
Jan
12%
Jan
102%
8
—1
6%
7
.
4%
7
20',4
14 %
7y2
ft
13%
—1
Esquire Inc
—
—
1
Esquire Radio & Electronics
10c
Eureka Corporation Ltd—__$1 or 25c
10c
4%
Jan
47%
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
18%
3,900
19%
3,400
11% Jan
33%
3,000
23%
—
2%
2%
600
2
2%
20,200
Jan
21% May
35% Apr
2% Apr
2%
3% May
25
28%
1%
Jan
3%
Jun
24%
25%
1,200
17%
Jan
28
29%
1,700
27%
Jun
33% May
39 % Mar
Jan
11%
8%
11%
2
8%
9%
—
11%
3,700
2%
3%
11,400
13,400
7%
1,900
2
3%
3%
7'%
7%
26
—
500
26
8
9% July
1% Jan
3% May
1% Jan
5% Apr
100
24
Jan
Apr
14% Mar
4%
Apr
12
May
27% May
5%
6%
7,400
lit
2%
2,000
13%
200
7%
6%
2
13 %
~8%
1,600
13
7%
Jan
3
%
Jan
11
Jan
28% Feb
Apr
3ft May
13%
Jun
43 % May
25%
24"%
253/4
2,600
9%
Jan
27% July
1
57%
56%
60%
4,700
46%
Jan
73
10c
2
4%
6%
34%
11%
4%
6%
34%
11%
213/4
4%
7
343/4
11%
22%
12 %
21,100
1%
Jan
1
_.
1
10
6%
Jan
2,200
6% Jun
20%
3,100
16%
13%
14%
2,600
7%
7%
1,200
13% July
3% Feb
A
8,000
32
13%
14%
6%
6%
A Jan
,
18,900
Jan
5%
Jan
3,000
}S
Jan
21,200
12%
Jun
21% July
11
Jan
29%
11%
Apr
2%
Apr
Co
Jan
3%
Jan
19,300
14%
17%
16%
10c
3%
3%
9%
Inc
1
2.50
50c
25c
5
50c
Mines
July
32%
Jan
10% Mar
47% May
9% Jun
14% July
67% Mar
102%
70
45% July
106
May
20%
10%
33A.
13%
3%
13
9%
26 %
1%
93/8
9%
1%
25/8
1%
1%
26 /a
1%
Jan
3%
Jan
300
11 %
Feb
2%
6%
5
Jan
900
10
5%
4,600
2%
5,100
Apr
May
18% May
Feb
100
33A
13%
—
80%
19 % May
6%
20,000
11%
-
Jan
1,700
4
14%
3
6%
21 %
2%
—
Jan
10,500
173/4
13%
2%
6%
203A
—
100
70
102
11%
1
25c
.10
50c
com
'
Jan
45 %
1,100
3,900
Mar
4
8%
Feb
Jan
25*
Jan
17% Mar
May
7%
Jan
Feb
2,800
-<
8%
Jan
14% May
1,600
3%
Jan
12"%
Apr
Jan
2%
Apr
1,300
1%
3,100
18%
Jan
26% July
14,600
%
Jun
3% May
4%
Jan
17% May
35%
36%
1,100
29%
Jan
43
Apr
8%
8'
8-ft
8
8%
8/4
5,700
7U
Jan
12%
Apr
1,900
7A
Jan
11%
Apr.
7.50
34%
33%
343/4
525
33%
Jan
38%
Apr
•
*
Co—
&
A)
Baking Co
common
164
38%
162
164
37 A 38 A
440
100
2.50
99A
—
99 A
32 A
Products Inc
—
32 A
1
—
Co
Inc class A com
common
Vitamin
\3J*
10
10
10
5
18%
18 /2
5
Motors
(Harvey)
B
1,500
36%
—•
class A
Ltd
Electric
Hudson
25%
1,800
Apr
*
Hardart
Class
20,000
42
J
Hardart
Hubbell
113,200
46%
preferred
Hoskins (The) Mfg Co
Howell
4% July
43/4
8%
Apr
1%
Jan
42%
13%
Inc
Gold
%
Apr
July
8%
4% Jan
2,500
40%
Co
(Geo
&
75
45%
B
&
Horn
17%
Jan
41%
102
pfd
Mar
Jan
*
Oil
Horn
8%
26
7
03
*
100
100
10c
"warrants"
Consol
8%
May
15% Mat
500
7%
May'
9% Mar
37
18 %
18
28%
18 A
18 A
30
5 /8
1
29%
10c
---1
2.50
5
5/2
145
Jan
103
Jan
100
30
Jan
35
Apr
15 % May
200
7%
Jan
700
15%
Jan
1,100
14%
Jan
3,700
28 Va July
2%
64,000
12,300
—
33 %c
11%
11%
11%
2,800
£1
9ft
9%
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
44V4
42%
441/4
3,500
14%
14
14%
5,100
21/2
Jan
53
Jan
21 %
28 A
--
189%
96
4%
*8/2
20
28 /a
Manufacturing Co
Hydromatics Inc__
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
Hycon
May
36% May
20
500
Jan
25
Apr
25%
Apr
51% May
7% May
July
24%
Apr
19% July
31%
Apr
16
600
26 %
600
10
Apr
195% May
Jun
32% Mar
14% July
Jan
Apr
2,000
75
4%
38
Jan
19% Jan
600
100
4%
42%
Jan
7
900
14 %
5%%
Industries
24%
300
46%
A—
Class
11% May
% May
6%
Jun
6%
6% July
1,400
*
Payne Inc
Galion Products
Hotels
Hormel
9% Mar
Jan
900
——-——_—25c
(R) & Co Inc common
Home
28% May
23% Mar
5
11%
74%
7%
10c
10c
*
Co
Holly Corporation
8% Mar
19i/s
11%
74%
7%
2
& Co
—
1
25
Light
Holly Stores Inc
6
May
65% May
5 % Mar
900
7%
Exquisite Form Industries Iric
10%
17%
32%
Apr
26'A May
1
&
Holophane
Jun
300
10
Espey Mfg & Electronics
18%
19%
Inc
Hoilinger
30% July
6,100
4%
a
Manufacturing Co
22,60^
4%
53
4%
1
common
preferred
1st
cum
Corp
Jan
9 A Mar
19%
'.
5%
Erie
10
32%
1
Hofmann
9% Apr
38% Mar
22%
_100
Equity Corp common
$2 convertible preferred—
Apr
200
23
Manufacturing Co
Class
14% May
5
4,700
—20c
Empire National Corp
22%
15%
21
Hoffman International Corp
20% May
28% May
12% May
America—
i_l_!
Jan
15 %
21 % Mar
22
convertible preferred
Supermarkets Inc.,
5%
Hoe
29% May
3,300
25%
.
Jan
11 %
18%
50c
Corp
Co__—
(WE)
Hilton
Jun
221/4
of
15
300
1%
Corp
Mining
Hill's
Apr
14 Va
Corp
13,700
20%
preferred
.
Apr
1% May
34% July
24%
Inc
2,500
12%
17%
Highway Trailer Industries
40
9,000
Specialty
Electronics
26%
21
19%
Bishop Inc
Higbie
Apr
Jan
8,000
Communications
Emery Air-Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Feb
82% May
26% July
1
Heli-Coil Corp
Apr
1A
19 %
18
24%
Jan
321/a
34
—1
172%
Research Associates Inc^._10o
El-Tronics
Jan
May
96%
7%
Helena Rubenstein Inc
31% May
Electronic
&
52
5
Corp
Lithographing
Hecla
Apr
Electronic
Electronic
3,800
103
11%
25
15%
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc—50c
Apr
8%
Electronic
Co—
Missile Facilities-.
July
class A com—*
Co
Stores
Hazel
13% May
200
1,100
51/8
153
3-1%
1
Corp new—_—10c
Corp
Assistance
Electronic
10%
41%
23%
.—1
Ltd,.
Dev
10%
,
5V8
20c
———
Mines
44
—_—-1
preferred series A—.
$6 preferred series B
Edo Corporation
Elder
10%
25
$7
Feb
93
13 % May
20%
11%
„
9c
Inc
Electric
Hazeltine
20% May
Corp common
26%
Corporation
Havana
Apr
8% May
Inc___—
1
1
Hastings Mfg Co
37%
31%
61/4
_
66
30
Plywood Corp
Hercules
_
61 %
Industries
Hartford
Apr
30%
class A
Co
65
97
300
—
common—60c
Harnischfeger Corp
E
Company
95%
5
Industries
&
American
Helmerich
Can
94
Corp
Inc
Industries
4%
Eastern
95
1
Heller
Eastern
Jan
1
Land
Western
B
Harn
29 % May
21
May
31%
6 %
*
Dynamics Corp of America
Eastern
8%
info
Hartfield
25%
150
H
Apr
—10c
l_
&
Harbor
6 % Apr
8% May
42% Apr
:
—
20%
Jan
5%
16%
—1
.
1,000
10c
Products
Industries
Hall Lamp
36% May
8%
9,000
10s
Corp—
11
Jun
H
13% May
50% May
22%
__1
Sulphur & Potash Co„
Dynalectron Corp
i
Apr
10%
50c
Gulf States Land
13% July
17% May
Drug
Duval
Apr
3%
10%
4
Leases
19% July
13%
1
:
Jan
14%
23%
Jun
17
4% May
•
Co
Co
39
Apr
i.
(The)
Jan
Jan
Jan
Company
American
2,200
:
Durham
4%
14% Feb
8,000
1%
1
Producers
Stores
Wq fro
Gulf
6,700
7.50
Duraloy
Test
Grocery
Apr
*
;
34%
33,700
5,200
16%
Co
Chemical
Freehold
Grlesedieck
5% May
15%
*
Co
800
14
19%
2
_1
Hydraulics
Gridoil
Apr
31/4
Ltd
American dep rets
Duro
Jan
•
Co
Greer
Mar
Jan
10
5% Mar
Feb
May
10%
32.50
Rubber
9%
20
9%
ord stock
1
Drug Fair-Community
Dunlop
4%
1,400
36%
13%
18%
-
1
Inc
Western
loy2
Ltd
Harris
Driver
3
3
4,100
•
common-
36%
13%
5
preferred series A
6%
Apr
Guerdon
4%
Jun
1
B
Manufacturing Co
Corporation
Lakes
Great
10% Mar
13
18
2
Rapids Varnish
1
Ltd
Co
Exploration
&
Jun
4%
12 '/a
12 %
4
Corp——-
Drilling
6%
7
;
Feb
4% Jan
4c
class
Inc
Co
Manufacturing
2%
Corp
Brewery
600
7
1
preferred.
Dorsey
14
7
10s
,
Chemical Co
Inc
Feb
■
Jun
10%
28,600
.
conv
& Coal
&
6%
7%
Bridge Co Ltd
Textile
3,200
7%
;
Dome Petroleum Ltd
Dominion Steel
Jan
7%
Dixon Chemical & Research
Dominion
Jan
%
16%
7% July
10c
.
.
Dominion Tar
4%
16,900
_10
dep rets ord
Dominion
7,800
%
A
15
—•
Great American Industries Inc
Apr
16%
15%
%
Apr
Jun
48
1%
•
Goodman
Jun
10 y8
July
13%
18%
1
Consolidated Mines
Goldfield
Apr
5,000
16 %
com
Ltd—
Corp
10%
1
Supermkts
Diversey Corp
Dixilyn
10%
25c
i
Ltd
1st preferred
Distillers
10 %
1
Products
Oils
Devon-Palmer
1
4%
9
Jan
4%
225
14%
Jan
Jan
27
14,800
1
Co
(Adolf)
Great
Desilu Productions Inc
1%
Jan
3% May
10% May
23
4%
2,400
1,700
Union
Gobel
12% Mar
26 J/4
3%
2,100
7%
42
Feb
102 Va
'
•
Corp
Distilleries
Globe
Apr
60
331/4
3
7%
•
'
Co__:
Glenmore
Apr
Apr
12% May
7% Apr
11%
3%
146
Jan
5,800
6%
32
100
6%
900
27
11%
3y2
5
Mfg class A
debenture stock
7,600
10
27
50c
Dennison
8%
6%
27
20c
com
Stores
7%
6%
35
:
Inc
7%
2%
39%
Jan
*
'
-
Glass Tite Industries Inc
50c
Jan
41
36%
preferred
Gilchrist
50c
4%
July
'
Giant
Dairies
1,100
7%
50c
1
Giant Yellowknife
Crystal
7%
2%
1
$4.60
15% Mar
Daryl Industries Inc__
Jan
42
5
2.50
Corp
Corporation
Gilbert
Daltch
2
35 %
£1
Fireproofing
Plywood
15% Mar
Jun
1,400
Ltd—
Co
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
Apr
9% July
8% Jun
14
25
dep rets ord reg
General
32% July
100
9%
300
2%
98%
1
common
General Gas Corp
■
19%
12,700
9%
~9%
35 %
2%
2%
1
Corp
Electric
American
General
Co
*
Cubic
Corporation new common
,*
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
*
Cutter Laboratories class A common..!
Class B common
1
1
High
July
2%
16
Cuban Tobacco
Low
7%
Development Corp
General
18% Mar
Jan
86%
3%
Range Since Jan.
High
35%
__
"wts"
convertible preferred
General
10% May
8 Va Apr
6%
Low
1
General
Apr
11%
Shares
100
Acceptance
Alloys Co
3% May
40
*
common
-
Gellman Mfg Co
Apr
100
17%
86 %
~3%
25c
10c
2.50
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
5
__
2>/4
34 %
Petroleum—.
Crown Drug Co—
Power
General
Crane Carrier
for Week
G
Gatineau
Courtaulds Ltd—
Creole
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
17% July
17% Jun
17
Week's
of Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
Jan
15%
*
1.50
—
Corp
Beverage
Cott
15%
——5
1
Coro Inc———-—
(Range for Week Ended July 28)
Sales
of Prices
Friday
33
F
Fabrex
Instrument
&
Camera
1
Sugar Associates.—
Common shs of beneficial int__
Fajardo
Falcon
6%
1
Corp
Fairchild
Seaboard
Drilling
Co
11,500
*
130
Jan
30
Mar
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
8
1
Felmont
Petroleum
Filmways
Financial
_10c
1
Corp
Inc
8
19%
1 ft
3%
1
1
39%
—
1
Oils Ltd
Federated Purchaser class A
.
13%
5%
1
25c
General
8%
__-_10c
Corp___
15%
39%
1,400
8%
8,200
19%
19%
lft
1%
3%
3
12%
5%
8
14%
900
5%
17
11
Jan
24 Va
13%
8,600
1%
Jan
10,400
-
2%
Jan
2,300
5%
5%
Jan
8,100
5
8%
3,600
4% Mar
15%
17,000
'
9%
40%
Jan
Jun
Jan
Feb
May
Apr
2ft May
4%
14%
7%
9%
16
Apr
Jun
common—
60c convertible
preferred
Firth Sterling Inc—
Fischer & Porter Co
Fishman
Flying
(MH)
Tiger
10c
i
Co
Line
8
1
2.50
1
Inc
1_
Inc
Ford Motor of Canada
Forest
Fox
City
Head
1
Brewing Co
1,25
Fresnillo
Fuller
(Geo A)
For
1
;
10c
Co
footnotes,
1
5
see
page 36
4%
14%
•
7%
26
__
15%
—*
Enterprises—
(The) Company
Friendly Frost Inc
1
—
.
7,300
10%
Jan
7%
1 4%
Jan
26%
10,400
16
Jan
13%
13%
10o
12
Jan
15%
13%
-
16%
5%
5
5%
12%
13%
32%
41
18
9%
Apr
Apr
Jun
31% May
15% Mar
Industrial
Insurance
,
International
Oil
9%
Jan
21
May
Intex
Jan
160
July
Investors
Jan
1%
Jan
2,200
3%
Jan
3,000
900
7%
28
5
Apr
of
North America
International Breweries
Inc
International Holdings Corp
10%
11,700
Co
Co Inc
class A
Corp
Homes
Inland
131 %
Jun
Plywood
Credit Corp
Inland
800
17%
Corp..
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American dep rets ord reg
1,800
14%
4%
6
*
8,200
160
3%
41
Feb
800
14%
3%
6%
3%
13%
700
24%
157
13%
4%
_
9ft 1
10% July
16%
Apr
Jan
11% May
37%
Jan
47 % May
13
Jan
16% May
9
5,700
91/4 May
84%
9"% Mar
Jan
87 Va Mar
4%
160
Jan
9Vi May
80
83%
83%
7%
7%
900
4%
Jan
9%
Jun
26%
25%
26%
900
18%
Jan
30%
Apr
18
16'A
18
700
Jan
24% Mar
99%
98% 101 %
8,500
Jan
101% July
3,700
8
Apr
Jun
July
First National Realty & Construction
Corp
Magnetics
IMC
1
1.50
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo
2,000
151% 165
165
Eastern
Iowa
Iron
Products
25c
1
—-1
5
1
1
5
33%c
-1
Company
Royalty
3.90% pfd—100
Fireman Manufacturing
.—„—1
7%
Ironrite
Inc
Jan
Irving
Jan
48% May
Israel-American
Air
-
*
—1
Chute
Oil
Corp
10c
9
761/4
10%
11%
4,500
10%
Jan
39%
10%
~6%
39V4
300
30%
Jan
6%
71/4
1,200
6% July
7% May
12% Mar
July
40
11%
Feb
9% May
7%
7%
1,000
2%
2%
1,300
76% July
85
19
~2%
20'A
,1,500
15%
Jan
23%
Apr
6
6%
2,700
5%
Feb
8%
Feb
18%
Jan
36% Mar
ft Jan
% M«y
2
•
Public Service Co
5% May
19% May
8
20
6%
28 %
32
ft
%
2,200
32
ft
32,800
,
Jan
3% May
May
$4
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(450)
.
Monday, July 31, 1961
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE <iw for w«ek E„<M July 28)
Week's
Sales
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range
lor Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Low
Jetronic
173/a
173/4
2,300
71/4
6%
7%
4,200
_15C
Jupiter Oils Ltd
173/4
.10c
Inc
3
3%
20,800
ft ft* 3
.
19"% May
Mt
103/4 May
Mount
3*1
Apr
Diablo
Company
Mills
class
Videotronics
MPO
High
Low y
3% May
Jan
Mar.
4
33/4
Jan
4%
4%
500
3%
Feb
4% May
18%
17%
18%
1,800
143/a
Jan
19% Mar
12.50
29%
29 %
30
3,200
24%
Jan
36%
1
Tel
Tel &
States
Mountain
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2.50
Inc
Vernon
Shares
2%
comT—1
4
1
Products
preferred
Jan
6% July
Hi! Jan
12%
Me'tal
Clemens
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
High
6%
—1
„
Industries
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Mt
Jeannette Glass Co
Week's
Friday
Friday
STOCKS
19 %
19%
20
1,800
8%
Feb
253/4 Mar
4
Jan
A
Apr:
K
TV
Muntz
Kaiser
Industries
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz
(D)
&
&
Gas
Corp
4
Electric
4% %
11%
9%
50c
Company
31/4
3%
8%
12,000
Jan
95
27%
\
29
27%
1.600
4% May
Muskegon
Apr
Muskogee
363/4
Jun
Co
Muter
46%
4434
46 3A
3,500
42 %
Jun
493/4 July
24%
24%
251/4
3,200
18
Jan
31
11%
113A
12%
1,200
11
Mar
13%
141/4
700
Jan
Nachman
P Feb
4% May
Namm-Loeser's
8%
38 %
7%
31%
600
7
9%
Jan
July
600
33
Jan
38 %
7,400
6
Jan
113/a
c
8 %
Apr
54% Mar
Jan
73/4 July
1,100
May
29 %
Jan
20
7,500
38%
37
7%
8
4% May
2 3/8. Apr
5,900
25%
46% ;
8%: r
Apr
16 3/4 May
2y« Feb
5% '
24%
45
133/4 May
14
(Del)
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc
Kidde (Walter) & Co
_—
Company
25c
com
5%
25%
46%
-
—
Piston Ring Co—
Co————
l
new
5%
1
1
5
—2.50
10
50c
Inc
Murphy Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
May
100
Mar
25%
Apr
13%
Jan
3
5
Chemical
Kawneer Co
33/?
74,600
pfd—100
Drug Company
Kawecki
12%
2.50
12%
Apr
N
Kilembe
Copper
1
Kingsford
2 3A
2%
10c
Cobalt
1ft
1ft
If
1ft
2%
2%
3
3
2%
3%
2,900
12%
14%
900
Ltd
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Company
1.25
Kingston ProductsKirby Petroleum Co
Kirkeby-Natus
l
14%
1
Corp
™1
ft
1
2,500
22%
ft
19%
9 3/4
8,200
3,200
:
Jan
Jun
National
% May
National
Bowl-O-Mat Corp
National
Brewing Co
26
Jan
ft J&n
12%
25
Jan
Apr
Bellas
Klion
(IB)
(H L)
Inc
Knott Hotels
Kostin
Rubber Co
Kratter
Corp
convertible
Jan
7%
21,400
23%
200
21%
14%
400
14
7
11%
Feb
3%
23%
14%
37%
Jan
21%
27
Apr
19% Mar
1
24
%
23%
24%
16,200
18%
Jan
2 7 J/4 May
1
24%
23%
24 %
2,200
18%
Jan
27% May
3%
2%
3%
4,000
Jan
3% May
A
2
Corp—
common
10%
lOc
10%
9%
5%
6,100
12% May
Jan
7% Mar
10% May
11%
2,900
73/8
Feb
17% May
8%
8%
93/B
19,200
3%
Jan
9
73/4
9
4,300
43/b
Jan
12
113/4
12 3/a
lb.zuO
73/8
Jan
6%
2,900
6%
1
33/4
18%
-1,
31%
17%
6
400
3%
30%
1
5
(Mich)
Company
National Company Inc
6
800
9
19
12 % May
93/4
9%
July
2%
Apr
16% May
Jun
3% July
Jan
Mar
150
30
July
38
2,800
17
July
313/a Mar
12
Jan
Apr
Mar
July
33 %c
class
preferred
Electronics
Class A
23%
—7.50
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kulka
7 %
5
:
(The)
SI.20
25c
;
Corp
Corp
100
30
30
5
8 5/8
10%
.
1
Hess
Casket
National
Kleinert
Inc
Apr
Apr
20%
Feb
16%
"
9
11
5
1
Corp—___
Napco Industries Inc
;
1
National Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling—3
4
2% Jan
5,800
%
18 3%
191/2
1V2
12,000
21%
22%
1
~
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Klein (S) Dept Stores Inc
6.800
2
National
Mfg
Stores
&
15
2%
15
18 %
18 %
19
24%
23%
243/i
18%
18%
40
12
—1
1
;
Industries
Presto
18%
11%
1
Weld Machines
National Petroleum Ltd
National
133/4
17%
_1.
Equipment Rental Ltd
13 %
2
Electric
National
173%
25c
National
Inc
National Research Corp_
National
Rubber
Starch
&
National
Steel
10
Machinery
National
•
Ltd
Car
40%
50c
Chemical
600
173/4
8%
Jun
21% Mar
11% Jan ;
2,300
39,800
15
Feb
July
4
A May
800
12 %
Jan
31
Apr
3,700
17%
Jan
31%
Apr
200
18
Jan
23
Apr
41%
780
31%
Jan
45
Apr
13
2ft
875
103/4
Jan
13% May
5/s
2
l3/a Mar
64,500
'
;
L
•
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
Lafayette Radio Electronics
Lake
Shore
Mines
1
Ltd
Lamson
;
25
Jun
47
Mar
6,000
12%
Jan
36%
Jun
3
2,900
2% July
4%
4%
700
Jan
5%
900
4% July
5% Jan
6%
5%
7
Jan
12%
12% May
173/b
6Vz
133/4
Jan
18% May
5% Jan
5"% Jan
8% May
La. Salle Extension University--
1
2,000
6%
1,300
7%
1,700
5
Lee
1,000
6%
7
16%
1
16%
5%
6%
10
Meter
Lessona
Products
class A
Corp
Lefcourt
5
Realty
Leonard
37%
40 %
2%
2%
Steel
Chain
17%
2% July
2,200
7Vz
7%
7%
450
15%
15
16%
9,400
23%
24%'
250
5
Bart let t—
Class "A—
9%
Apr
54 % Mar
4
Apr
10%
1,800
16 J/4
:i
-
„
Lockwood Kessler &
13
16%
10
preferred
;
Lithium Corp of America Inc
Locke
12%
1
3
5%
May
Jan
14
May
24
13
National
Transit
National
Vide*o
Mur
Nestle-Le
New
New
Mexico
New
Park
New
York
Auction
New
York
&
7
Feb
253/4
Feb
Jun
Co/
Honduras
4%
4%
400
3%
Jan
7
May
Loral
Electronics
Gas
1%
1%
1%
3,200
1%
Jan
2 %
Louisiana
Land
Lucky
Friday
1
Lead
(The)
Co
Mines
31%
1733/4 Mar
23% Feb
27% Jan
1,600
43%
1,550
43% July
323A
Canadian
Oils
14%
13%
14%
300
10%
Jari
%
%
A Jan
1A May
1
lftv\
2,600
3/4
Jan
1% May
6%
6%
6,600
45/8
Feb
8% May
1,800
4
Feb
6
800
2
Jan
45/a May
1%
Jan
4%
Jan
1
10,300
36%
40%
18,500
31%
Jan
46 % Mar
North
19%
19%
19%
3,o00
16%
Jan
20% Mar
Northeast
74%
72^4
77%
3,700
60%
Jan
North
29
25%
29%
7,300
Jan
793/8 July
29% July
30%
29%
30%
800
25%
Jan
31% May
North
11
10%
11%
4,200
8%
Jan
12% May
53/8
43A
5 3/8
2%
21/4
2%
:/
20"% May
39%
10c
2.50
2
,
Jun
6%
;
1
Inc
Royalties
30c
Corp
30%
42
Apr
1% May
Feb
124
30
30%
17
Feb
T
2,200
1
Feb
1
27% July
Jan
83/4 Jan
3,100
13/8
140:
1
Railway
Southern
&
1
Exploration
1%
42
1
lnc_
American
lo
Silver
Lunkenheimer
Lynch
&
1%
19%
May
25c
Co
Corp__
Service
14%
1
—
Mines
Lites
Noma
North
Louisiana
1
145/8
138
Apr
2% May
% Jan
8,800
273/4
12 3/8
July
573/4
Jan
24,500
25
Jan
1%
25
1'
*
Rosario__3.33%
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Nlpissing
1"
39'/a
Apr
53% May
1
22% May
7% Jan
Norfolk
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
4,100
24,600
3/4
__
28
July
1%
1
Land
22
Apr
4%
25c
48
13/4
'
Apr
Mar
4
41/2 May
46V2 Apr
Jan
Feb
23
47'
13%
28
700
453/a
.:
Jan
193/a
9,000
2,500
19%
27%
•
May
26% May
18
47%
;1%
'
/
300
19%
22
—50c
Co
34
Jan
8
393/4
20
1
Mining Co
Process
New
371/8
421%
25c
Arizona
&
Jan
——1
Zinc
Jersey
3'JA
53/4
Jan
1%
1
—
Chem Co
Idria Min &
New
Jan
2aA
11,300
39%
New Haven
New
2%
700
33/4
xl9%
England Tel & Tel„
Clock & Watch Co
New
8,700
33/8
33/8
1
wi
common
3%
3%
—2
—
Co.
Jan
,
—i:,
——.
3
3%
30c
Corp
class A
Corp
Inc-
Don
3%
1
Co
Electric
Union
National
Nelly
10c
Associates
Telefilm
National
4%
_l
common
Jan
143/i July
May
373/4 July
35,500
(R-G)*Inc
9
Jan
7
4,300
2%
Inc
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
v
37%
25c
Corp__.
Refineries
Le.Tourneau
8%
7%
Jan
1,400
13
16%
13
__5
Inc
Corp
3%
4%
3%
"5%
5
Co
Industries
1,400
34%
3
of Delaware
Sessions
&
Lanston
Larchfield
30%
32%
1
Industries
Lamson Corp
29%
33 %
1
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb
29%
1
Corp
16
RR Co
Northern
'
2%
2
2%
5
4%
5 %
5,000
■
•6,200
50
Pub
Ind
Rankin
Corp
Apr
22,500
A
Jan
% May
%•
1,900
65/a
Feb
13% May
5%
6%
24,100
3%
J an
8 % May
18 3A
16%
18 3%
11%
101/8
11%
1
9
9
6%
--1
20c
(Del)
90 %
Jan
1
80
3/4
%
%
9%
10c
Corp
of Amer
84
88%
87
87
1
Ltd
213 Mar
6 3/4'May;
673/4 May
63'A Mar
pfd—100
4%%
Serv
Nickel Mines
Industrial
Nova
s
1
Penn
Nuclear
25
Ltd
Airlines
July
M
MacFadden Publications Inc
Mack
Trucks
Macke
Inc
Mackey
Airlines
Oil
Maine
Inc
10%
2,000
Jan
17%
24
29%
7,300
15%
Jan
29% May
Oak
26%
29%
1,600
19'%
Jan
393/8
Occidental Petroleum
33 %c
Service
1%
2
%
lc
3%
10c
Corporation-,_
Public
10%
28%
1
.
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna
10%
1
warrants
Vending Co class A
_50c
4%
-
7
19%
%
•
9
2.900
9
1 G
1 %
Jan
2%
%
Jan
1% May
35/a
3%
15,100
3/4
Jan
4%
4%
1.0U0
43/a
Feb
19%
20%
•
31%
31%
32%
1,700
25
41 %
40%
41%
2,900
2.50
9%
9%
9%
2,400
■"4
22
19% July
1,700
Jun
Apr
73A
30% Jan
common
Apr
11,300
2
'
1
new
Inc_!
Majestic Specialties
Mangel Stores
Apr
Apr
Jun
44%
May
Power
Old
Town
10%
4%%
11
26
...
3/8
1
7
4%
5
3i%
3%
•
-
303A
Jan
893/4
ft
800,:
%'
Jun,
25%
130
94
93%
97
-1/4 Janv-
Marconi
Tire
Rubber
&
International
Communication
Martin
Co
40c
preferred
£1
Maryland Cup Corp__
Maule
Inc
Industries
McCrory
Corp
Mead
383A
400
36i%
jun
46i%
11%
14,500
10%
Jan
6%
Jan
6 %
%
Apr
6%
8%
8%
11,600
8% July
2%
23%
15,800
2
Jan
3
Jan
31% May
41/2
Jan
3%
2,800
200
850
Jan
16
64% May
Jan
20% July
July
52
6,100"
10% May
57
54%
57
19
18%
19%
6%
6%
1,800
6 %
151/4
15 %
100
133/4
Jan
"43/4
4%
4%
500
21%
21%
213%
900
41
39%
41
190%
122%
Jan
200'%
6%
6
L
5.200 :
183% 193%
6%
6
no
8,900
%
%
~~
Oxford
Jan
7% May.
24% Mar
%
Jan
1 'A Mar
2,700
81%
Jan
3,500
23%
Jan; ft, ft. 32% Jun
4
700
30%
10c
Michigan Chemical
Corp
Michigan Sugar Co
common
6%
29
Micromatic
Microwave
Midland
Mid-West
Midwest
Mill
Miller
30%
134'A
Apr
$1
conv
preferred
Abrasive
Co
Corp
5%
Power
5%
13
2,300
10%
Jan
3
1,900
2%
Jan
4
Feb
200
10%
Jan
13
Aluminum
&
preferred—25
24%
233/4
24%
:
73/4
Apr
23
1,100
20% Mar
—
redeemable
1st
preferred—25
4.36%
redeemable
1st
preferred—25
4,200
8%
Jan
14
May
Jan
60'/a Mar
Pacific
4%
Jan
6 3% May
1,300
lli/a
Jan
17
600
19%
Jan
23%
Feb
143A
Jan
24%
Apr
Industries
Pacific
341%
*
.
14
21
193%
133/4
21
18%
14
.
21
193/4
■
2,700,
7%
373A
16
12 %
101%
__<_10c
7%
373/4
7%
5%
1,700
May
35
163/4
11%
12%
253/a
50
253/4
Apr
193/b
Jun
11%
1,400
101% 1021/4
39%
Jun
Jan
99
4,800
Jan
13%
25
373/4
14
Corp
(Cin)
Jan
200
25
6%
7
2,000
5
7
7%
8,700
31% Jan
1
1%
1%
13/a
12,700
%
1
38%
33%
38%
11,300
32i%
21
25
.1
;
of America
Jan
8'A May
..
8'A May
Jan
1%
Jun
Jun
45%
Apr
July
21
2,000
Apr
May
28%
Jan
7
131/4
103
May
6%
"ctfs"
Ltd
9"% May
Jan
24 %
Corp
RR
Precision
Monongahela. Power
Industries-
1
4%
29%
87%
Lighting
$4.75
dividend
$4.36
Pacific
Petroleums
Warrants
Pacific
95%
100
4.80%
preferred series B
100
..
4.50%
preferred series C~
10o
.
,
..
,
Products
For footnotes, see page 36
87%
95%
3%
Jan
6% May
88
60
823A
Jan
89% July
96
140
91
Jan
:♦
_*•
25c
91
'
__
—.
/
9
91
144 •.< 1453/4
61
8 5/s
61
9%
88 %
10
:
350
144
% 5
1,900
54
,
"
; 99
Feb.
93
July
150
Feb
4% Mar
>.
,.
May
May
Feb
&
Corp
class
New
A
•
25'%
600
Jan
281/4 July
Jun
271/4 July
24%
..
1,700
28% Mar
24%
700
' :
321/4 May
Feb
26%
Apr
'4
July
25
Jan
22 3/a
Jan
24
Feb
22
ft.,
Jan
23 % May
Feb
16% May
23
:*
Pall. Corp
Pancoastal
5%
class A
Light
(C A)
50*
52 A
*
1
24
49 A
vtc__2 Bol
1%
Bol
Amer shares—1
Co
Consolidated Gold Dredg
Metal. Products—
Traffic
Penn
Pentron
17%
B
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp_—
Patino of Canada Ltd-.
:
63 % May
—2
J
class A
Peninsular
Co
Electronics Corp.
6,900/
92'%
1,620
:ft 86%
Jan
95
88%
130
86'%
Jan
943/4 Mar
913/4
Jan
99
150
—1
—7-
Ltd—__1
1
2.50
—_1
3
87
ft-"
3")
"130
Jan
90
146% 146'%
87
■
84
Jan
R
Mar
Mar
Apr
90% Mar
4% May
1,700
2%
Jan
24,400
9%
Jan
,7%
4,400
5%
Jan
93/8 May
102% 104 %
175
991/2
Feb
1083/4 Mar
Jan.
I2OV4
105/8
7
3%
11%
103 % 103 %
200
51%
24%
47%
50
3,000
Jun
'27%
28%
Jan
68'%
Apr
1%
Apr
17,300
n
10 5/8
113/a
2,500
17%
17%
200
8
800
Jan
1
4,300
12
Feb
7
151/2
43/4, Jan;
21
May
12%
Jan
19
May
1,500
IOV4
4,300
7Va
Jan
33A
100
33/8
Feb
2%
2ft
2,600
2% July
11%
12,3/a
1,500'
8% Jan'
—
.5%
6%
8,300
Apr
Feb
17%
500
May
14
93A
7
Mar
1% May
•jijf Jan
171/a
7
Apr
July
50
22%
1%
%
56
July
Apr
1,900
23%
1
13%
5,900
54
50
33A
2 t<v
11 %
6
-V.V-,
,
7%
10%
17%
6%
12%
90%
11%
10
...
(C A)
Chemical Company
1
Electrochemical Corp class A—10c
Parker Pen
104 A
---1
wi——
class A
Petroleum
Pantepec Oil
Pato
100
pfd
7%
;
88
35/a
11%
„
Tubes-
Page-Hersey
12
May
;
Power
Paddington
146%
1
1
Airlines—
Ltd—1—
Northern
'Park
4,400
4%
*
*
preferred
preferred
dividend
conv
Class
preferred
Electro
3%
12 A
2
Inc
$4.50 preferred—90%
$4.40 dividend preferred
*
88 A
$4.75 dividend preferred
—
*
—
Apr
Co—
4.40%
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Moody Investors Service partic pref
Apr
Jan
Jan
'
11,200
pfd—100
Inc_
45'%
30%
800;
"
July
37
—
1st
4.50%
10%
•
Light 5%
Apr
27 '/2
1,000
22%
25
i
preferred
redeemable
4.80%
1st pfd—25
Feb
115/a
Feb
Park
Morse
25% '
42%
Warrants
Monogram
27 %
251/4
10%
„50
Company
Airlines
Molybdenum
28%.
25%
25%
41'A
1
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Molybdenite
'.
-2,200
27
25%
10%
50c
common
Mining Corp of Canada
Mohawk
6%
28
6%
Electric
&
1st
Pacific
Co
Feb*
6% May
26'/a
Jan
15 3/a
3,800
313%
27%
41%
2.50
convertible preferred
Minnesota
2%
5
Electronics Corp
Mirro
123/a
115/8
50c
Investment
15%
3%. Jan
1,900
31'%
28
1st preferred
25
redeemable. 1st preferred—
25
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
5%
S
8
313/a
Gas
5%.%
l
Inc__
com—1
A
Products
Clay
Pacific
I
Corp
Corp
Wohl
4Vzl'o
Milo
Hone
Factors
125/a
1
lo
Associates
Oil
5%
'
1
:
preferred
class
Manufacturing
Pacific
5%
Miami Extruders Inc
Corp
:
Jun
Jan
3/4
127% 130
1
5
8%
13%
~~
—1
Co
6%
1
1
Securities
Electric
Oxford:
Corp
Apr
1
Thermit Corp
Overseas
Rubber
Jan
1
Mining Corp Ltd
Apr
91% July
25/8
1
Co
Jan
-ft May
■
14% Mar
8%
Co
Refrigerating Co
Mesabi Iron
Feb
3
,.
Mfg
Merrill Island
Metal &
&
453/4 May.
50c
.
Corp
Johnson
Menasco
Merchants
4% May
3% Mar
26
10%
11
•
warrants
McCulloch Oil
100
4,900
38
_1
Ltd
37
313
39%
3}|
38%
Jun
Jan
5
1
Opelika. Mfg Corp.
O'Sullivan
Ltd
Massey-Ferguson
Jan
Marine
warrants
Co
8
.
6aA
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Mansfield
123/8
9%. Jun
36,300
900
90c
common
-/
15% May
Jan.
4%
41", 700
Jun
21%
16% July
2,400
7
26
100
preferred
Ltd—
Corp
10%
26
1
Co
Oils
Okalta
Corp
Apr
13
Brass
Ohio
Co
"ex stock dist".
Ogden Corp
Ohio
Apr
57
Jan
Manufacturing
6
.
2%
IOV4 July
4% May
.
2
13 %
Jan
July
Apr
10*% May
Jan.
8% May
Volume
Number
194
6077
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
STOCKS
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Low
Perfect Photo Inc—
;
New
Permian
251/4
25'/2
2U0
16%
15V2
18%
37,600
29
28%
31V4
Par
81
Apr
July
S2%
28
Jun
Feb
%
14,400
~47/b
4 %
4%
36%
353A
37%
3A
1%
Jun
Jan
3,000
37/8 Mar
7% May
1,100
31% Apr
39% May
Signal Oil & Gas
Class
5%
Piasecki Aircraft
Corp—.
Industries
Pierce
Silvray
50
,
l*
Plastic Materials & Polymers Inc—10c
Plume & Atwood Mfg Co__
s—*
Scale
Pneumatic
Jan
7% Jan
71/2 Apr
17'A May
Slick
7%
Jan
103A
Smith
2,200
8
Jan
450
87
Jun
2.100
83A
92
93
133/4
141/a
12%
143/a
7,100
14
123/4
14
jj.nUO
41%
43%
11%
1,000
13'A
-10
*
Feb
Jan
3%
11% May
103
Apr
-
class
Powdrell & Alexander
Power Corp
;
1
dep rets ord registered- .i—£1
Airways Inc_
(Howard) Paper Mills
South
Coast
143/e July
South
Penn
July
39
Jan
SO
Feb
18% Jan
28%
Apr
5 %
Apr
4.78%
16% May
Southern
California
2,000
3,500
17%
Feb
27 Va
Apr
,4.56%
4.48%
100
10%
Jan
15 %
M,ay
4.32%
cumulative preferred
54
54%
925
501/4
Jan
59 %
cumulative preferred
25
2,200
Apr
3y8 May
4.24%
21/8
4.08%
cumulative
2 /o
9% July
2
Apr
3
original preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative
100
69
69
25
5
497/a
22% Jan
22
22
20% Jun
22
July
18
May
preferred
California
Materials Co Inc
Jan
35%
10% Jan
13
July
87%
50
83%
Jan
88
Mar
Standard
Apr
Feb
Standard
Forgings
Standard
Metals
Apr
76%
79
49
Jan
105
22
22%
1,500
21%
Jan
25
16%
157/8
17
2,500
13
Jan
24 Va
193/4
17
201/4
9,000
121/2
Jan
773A
3
900
Apr
213A Feb
$1.60
New
Oil
2% Jan
6,000
47/a
37
Ramco Enterprises Inc
Apr
1
5ft Mar
Apr
37
u<>
237/s
32
23% July
50
237/a
17%
Jan
3,300
2,100
%
22
16'A July
32%
31
16%
16%
17%
17%
18%
6,000
1
20%
20%
21
2,400
Standard
Uranium
Foil
Resistoflex Corp
Rico Argentine Mining
Warrants series
400
6%
6 3/4
2,800
6%
Robinson Technical
Products
17%
Jun
Rogers
193/a
10% May
18,000
56,800
2% Jan
1%
13/4
19,600
% Jan
1%
Jan
20
10% Apr
4%
Rollins
Rolls
4ya
Feb
1,500
13%
Jan
32 3/4. Jun
4,200
3%
Jan
8% Mar
Feb
9 % Mar
3,000
7%
4%
23
July
May
10,000
143A
Jan
23/a
23/a
100
21/4
Feb
7%
Jan
"9 ft
9%
17,400
7%
Jan
ft Jan
ft
iff
13,800
6%
6%
67/8
13,700
20c
28 3/8
27%
28%
4,600
3%
Jun
Feb
9
14
Jan
10 Va
Jan
4%
30
13 %
~47/8
~7 Va
700
4%
Jan
37/a
Jan
Jun
6«
Apr
5Vb
14,400
273/4
600
11%
123/4
47/a
11%
151/2 Mar
10% May
6% Apr
31
12 3/4
July
11,000
81/2
Jan
4,400
1%
Jan
33/4 Mar
12 Vs May
6
Jan
1%
Jan
3
3%
4%
15,000
2%
Jan
5%
3 Va
400
43/4
3,300
.
'
*
1
3 Vb
3
1
4%
4%
2% Jan
Jan
2
Mar
Apr
3% May
May
5
series
233/a
4.40% series
5.60% series
Sapphire
18 9A
Jan
25%
73/4
35,300
53/4
Jan
10% Feb
83/4
400
7%
Jan
11%
213%
223/8
20
500
22 3/a
Apr
July
Apr
213/4 May
Feb
19
Mar
19
21% Jan
23% Mar
3/4
3A
300
«
Jan
63A
1,500
53A
Jun
Ltd
50c
*
25c
10%
Saxon
25c
8 3/8
8 3/8
8%
1
5%
5'/2
5%
53/4
6 3A
10
-fir Apr
65,200
%
*
Corp
25,
13,700
31%
30 3/4
31%
2,400
19
19
20
1,400
16%
Jun
14%
14%
200
12
Jan
20
20 Va
300
14% Jan
23 VaMay
13,500
2% Feb
4%/May
1
50c
5
1
10c
*
2,900
3%
3 %
33/4
1,600
2%
2%
2%
oOO
8%
83/8
9%
2,600
5%
12,300
28%
Talon
class
Inc
Class
B
Material
Operations Inc
Technicolor
new
35%
33
1
May
1
73/4
May
Feb
7% Mar
13 3A May
1,600
6%
Feb
11%
4%
Jan
7%
400
10%.
Television
59
57%
613/4
24%
24%
20c
10c
Cqrp
Apr
Apr
Apr
Industries Inc—.—
Texam Oil Corporation-.
Texas Power & Light $4.56
Shovel
Thew
63A
3,700
2% Jan
7% May
3tt
3}i
I,100
S%
413
Seeburg
1
30%
30
323/4
23,200
3
38%
373A
401/2
1
251/4
24
261%
5,400
4,000
ll7/a
11%
12
200
11
12%
4,800
6,600
Jun
Co
4%
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
of
Shoe
Co
of
common
Jan
20
44%
24
July
33% Mar
9
Jan
14% Mar
11
July
'
convertible
70c
19
Apr
11
Hi/2
133/s
14
July
13% May
17% Apr
5
77/B
73/8
7%
2,100
6% Jan
93/4 Mar
*
24%
233/a
243A
12,600
23% July
12.50
1343/4
132
1343A
2,900
73/4 Jan
13
America
93
933/4
80
91%
Jun
32%
321/4
33
50
31
Jan
22%
*
22%
23
500
3
1
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
For
10c
footnotes, see page 36
Jan
125
•
%
%
II,100
17 % Mar
A
Jan
5% Apr
14% Feb
Thorofare
27 s/8
5,300
9% Jan
31
18%
193/4
16,900
18% July
2% Jan
34
1,900
8,700
6 3/4 Jan
7%
83/4
11%
12%
23/s
2 5/8
3,500
13/8
3,400
1% Feb
pfd
•
10c
1%
■<"
11,600
175
96
94
94
~
Feb
5
92
Jan
10c
-10
1
25c
1
Inc
Roofing Inc
1
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—£1
1
w
15,700
8%
8%
1,200
9%
10%
8,300
193/4
19%
1,200
1%
>
83/4
2%
3%
15,300
8%
"83/4
1,500
29%
273/4
293/4
1,200
16
27 Va
273/4
3,500
25
19%
19%
20
3,900
17%
Jan
11 »/4
Feb
6%
6%
100
28 %
243/8
283/4
5,000
20
Jan
85%
85%
150
83
Jan
3%
3%
500
17% May
93/4 Jun
Jan
5%
Apr
May
May
4
25% Jan
27%
8%
Feb
22
1% Feb
3%
~8%
Jan
Apr
14% Apr
16% Jan
16
97
2A
8% July
7% Jan
193/4
15% May
4% May
lft Jan
103/4
50c
1%
1
May
May
6% Apr
12% May
1% Jan
1%
Co Inc com
preferred
Markets
4
33/4
8%
Thriftimart Inc class A
Tilo
25%
33/4
2%
Ltd
Jan
30% Apr
33% Mar
20% July
Mar
Tobacco
deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyards
Corp
20
Toledo Edison 4% % preferred
100
Amer
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
Co
1
1
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Temper
133/s
warrants
—_
10
Corp
12% May
6% Apr
283/4 July
87% May
33/4
Jan
400
14 V
% Jan
14% Jan
ft
21%
22
10 %
11%
3,600
8%
73/8
85/8
7,700
23%
24"%
200
•
/
2% Jan
14,200
11%
ft
ft
5% Jan
133/4
12 3/8
4,400
50c
class A
-1
8% Feb
4%
Jan
14=?
9
15% Jan
283
Jan
40 V
Jan
393/8
363/4
40
4,600
24 V2
283A
28
29%
1,900
19%
19
18%
20
6,700
15% Jan
22 %
19.%
19%
400
15%
12%
12%
100
10% Jan
19% Apr
12% Mar
200
257/a July
4
Jan
U
Apr
133/B
300
Jan
48% May
20% Jan
1,1
100
Canada
Jun
19
8
Thompson-Starrett
Union
303/8
153 %
Apr
5
•
--4
20
Aircraft Products
50c
Asbestos Corp
1
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
1
Elastic Corp—
——-•
Improvement & Investing—2.60
Milk Products
5
Union
Union
United
United
United
Chemical
Corp
Canada
Investment Co
Stock Yards of Omaha
Unexcelled
United
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
5%
113/4
Apr
*
Mining
3
8,100
11%
Co
True
43/8
53A
Shawinigan Water & Power
2,500
7
26%
"warrants"
Inc
Tri-continental
4
61/4
20c
43/8
6%
50c
1
;
Corp
7,700
r
41/4
1
*
Co
4
7
Inc—25c
Terry
8% May
6% May
10c
Denn
4
Apr
May
948% May
42% May
Apr
10c
Electronio6
Terminal-Hudson
Jan
2% Feb
101,800
May
General—
Security Freehold Petroleums
Leather
26%
4,800
26,700
34
1
Engineering Inc
Tenney
2%
63A
Jun
8%
1
•
Inc
3
5%
Mar
47
32
31%
Seaboard World Airlines
63A
8
Jan
5,200
1
1
Industries
3% Jan
2,000
35 % July
32%
30%
4%
43A
35% July
Jan
4% Feb
25 V* May
•
1.
Teleprompter Corp
Teleregister Corp
9
4%
Jan
Jan
37%
1
1
7
4,uo0
1
Shattuck
20%
200
4,900
Milling Corp—
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
Seton
20%
3,900
7%
63/4
Oil
12 %
2,100
35%
7%
%
45% Mar
Jan
44%
Corp
,
Apr
33/4 May
Jun
11%
Jan
6%
Lux
Servo Corp of America
Servomechanisms Inc
4%
2% Feb
42%
Cuba
1
1
July
2% Jan
Jan
63/4
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com-lOc
Trav-ler Radio Corp
1
B
3
43%
common—25c
Inc
Industries
34
Trans
class
7
Jan
% Feb
5
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Telectro
34
33
Trans
Corp
3%
—10
•
preferred—^
Co
09
International Corp—
Technical
33
_5
common
31
5
A
common
cumulative
32%
8% Mar
Serrick
9% May
Jun
27,500
9%
Corp
53% July
6% May
4% Feb
13/8
23% July
Inc
3% Jan
6 3A
Jan
(The)
46
1%
Jan
Bros
Jun
Apr
6%
July
Seligman & Latz Inc
Mar
66
1%
5
Seeman
23
33% Jan
6%
Supercrete Ltd
Superior Tool & Die Co
5
313
Jun
Feb
48% July
1
25c
1
Superior Window Co class A
_10c
Symington Wayne Corp warrants——
Syntex Corporation
2
Petrol Corp
Sunset International
21
:
1
16
27%
8,900
1,800
Inc
25%rMar
Jan
6,300
2,700
6,000
Corp
34%jJuly
36Va Apr'
5%
7%
63/8
Metais
110'.
18
51%
7%
Securities
193/4
6
211/2
Seaporcel
100
4%
53/4
Inc
22%
48%
6%
21
1
Inc
Seaboard Allied
22%
7%
6 3/8
Gems
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
22 %
30% July
4 '/a
63A
Screen
Co
2%
,
May
15% May
423/8 Apr
21% Jun
50%
3.50
& Fisher
23/4
353/a Feb
^81
i
Jan
_1
Inc—
1,400
1,400
Sayre
23/4
Amer
Savage Arms Corp
(Del)
Paper
Apr
17% Jan
20
Savoy Industries
19%
18
20
Ltd
Petroleums
800
20%
20
203/a
_20
22 %
2.50
Thorncliffe Park
Electric Co—
Petroleums
Sarcee
200
8%
"73/4
233/a
53/4
*
preferred
preferredpreferred,—
preferred
24%
8
—.10c
Textron
Carlos Milling Co Ltd—__ 16 pesos
series
200
10,900
Textron Electronics Inc
s
%
13
46
Texstar
4% %
71%
July
4,200
5
24
13
40%
Feb
11
1,500
15%
12,400
San Diego Gas &
1« May
5% May
May
16
70
45
Inc—
Shop
&
9% Jan
22%
1
Stop
18 % Mar
27
-2.50
15% Apr
800
Taylor
2%
.
8% Jan
1,900
Tampa Electric
9%
-.
Jan
5% July
400
25
Apr
2
Ltd
3%
700
103/8
48
Apr
8 la
Inc
3,600
13% May
30% Apr
9% May
8>% Apr
22%
42%
3%
Lawrence. Corp
9%
8%
6%
6
Jan
46
85
2%
San
83/8
Jun
24 Va
25
Jan
9
Salem-Brosius
8%
800
85%
2,600
1
Feb
33/8
St
10%
28
5
261/2
50c
•
Haynes
;
Co——,
78 %
5% Mar
"67/s
:
10 Va
27%
3% Apr
5% July
68% Jan
67% Jan
(Hugo) Corp
Contained Corp
180
823/4
29
4
10 %
•27%
Stone
31 y4 May
—
1
3,200
7,700
50
Chemical Co
(The) Company
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
1,100
82%
15%
5%
84%
Mar
21
"93/8
—
29
5%
833/4
10'/a Mar
193/4
21
~5%
83%'
26% May
15% Feb
Jan
% Jan
5% July'
3,400
Electronics
53/4
6%
12% Jan
17,300
24
Wells Corp
Corporation (Del)
30%
6%
23%
400
2
•
—.1
B)
200
13
13/4,
1
ordinary
Corporation
Sunair
50c
&
Mar
5
10c
Canada
(J
25
13
8% Jan
22% July
Inc
Stetson
25
13
1,400
Stylon
Russeks Fifth Avenue Inc
Ryerson
12% Feb
14%
Struthers
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Ryan
9% Jan
14
70 3A Mar
53/8
_1
Company
Consolidated 'Petroleum
1,300
14
preferred
14 y2
267/8
5
(The F C.)
9%
ft Jan
Jan
33/4
Russell
93/4
14 Va May
2% Jan
Feb
5%
30c
Roxbury Carpet Company
93/4
14,900
11 '/a
30 %
1.50
Roosevelt Raceway Inc_
Rowland Products
Inc
12
70,300
53%
14%
£1
!
Inc
8% July
8% Jan
1%.
Technical
rets ord regis
Field
500
43/4
3,650
62
12%
Royce Ltd—
Amer dep
Roosevelt
11,900
8%
1ft
34,200
59%
14%
1
Broadcasting Inc
42.300
83/4
8
2 3/4 May
60
*
Corp
15%
8%
8%
4%
of
Jan
3%
100
pfd F
14%
8%
1ft
Instruments Inc
4%
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
15%
4%
Parts
33A Jan
7%
1
Inc
July
4,900
1,500
1
Co
8% Apr
4 Va
50c
1
—*
1965
45% May
2078 May
17%
39%
Stinnes
%
3
26 % May
15%
37 %
10c
50c
Stepan
7%
A
to Jan
74
15% July
28% Jan
8% Jan
69
17%
Ltd
Steel
19 % May
Valley Gas Co—
extended
583/4 Jan
69
17
383/4
common
Steel
21% May
6
1
Co_
300
69
1
1
Mines
Corp
Statham
May
Feb
8 Va
1
•
Ltd common
12% Jan
10c
38
Jan
67/a
18
200
1
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Rio Grande
6 3/4
187/e
1
1
Inc
Ridgeway Corp
Rio Algom Mines
63/4
187/b
10
Republic Industrial Corp
(The)
Stelma
1
Co_
Apr
8% Mar
83A Jun
1
Corp
class B
Tube
convertible
Jan
5c
Insurance Co
4% Mar
2,500
_1
Co
Inc
Stephan
1
1
Remington Arms Co Inc
100
9%
10
—44
Stanley Aviation Corp
4% Mar
•
1
Corp
5%
9%
3c
143A May
27% Jan
Investment
Soundcraft Corp
Vtc
——
1
10
40c
Broadcasting & Dev
Republic
Feb
13
*
Ramo Inc
Pump Co
1,100
,5%
1
wi
Shares
50c
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
143/8
—lc
(Kentucky)
Products
Starrett
of America
14%
7% Jan
14% July
-20
Corp
Co
common
Stanrock
Packing Co
Rayette Co Inc
1,200
~9%
1
Corp common
convertible preferred
Standard-Thomson
4ft
47/a
1
—*
Rath
16%
"
Dredging
Standard
Rapid-American Corp—
223% Feb
16
14%
2
20]A Jan
9% July
200
16 %
Southern
-—-5
&
Petroleum Corp„2
Southern
6ft Mar
*
^20c
i,
Southern
700
87%
'
Jan
58% Jan
21% Jan
21% Jun
•
100
Corp
63
Apr
25% Jan
25% Apr
70 % Mar
69% Mar
400
1,000
12%
Jun
Feb
3,100
123/8
24
23*%
63%
Apr
123/8
24% Jan
100
22%
Apr
24%
700
21 %
24 %
51/8 Jan
10
253/4
24"%
63 %
26
*
(Robert)
72
65%
25
v
63%
Jan
1
.
Mar
Q
Reliance
62
343% May
21%
Jan
22
Quebec Lithium Corp
Reis
42% May
25
19%
193A
22
ft
353/8 July
4% Jan
3,300
7%
183/b
Investment
27% Jan
29% Jan
25
12 y8
8
7%
Colorado—
71
May
14% Jan
10% Jun
25
preference
200
5,600
19%
Company
Jan
65%
3,200
4,000
6
1
20
Telephone Co_
Reinsurance
Jan
24%
Z25
25
Pipe Line
I
Realty & Utilities
1
Southland Royalty Co
5
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe Corp
1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Sports Arena Inc
lc
Stahl-Meyer Inc
•
40y2
1
Quebec Power Co
Reeves
Jan
24%
25
preferred
243A
363/4
5tt
60 3A
10% Mar
42
convertible
Standard
Reeves
9
6 3/i
700
Jan
11% May
May
3,800
9
Feb
Mar
cumulative preference
Standard
Reda
5% Jan
5% Jan
25
^
.
Corp
Estate
11%
35
Edison—
113/8
Pyle-National Co
Trust
-100
3,200"
23»A
Puget Sound -Pulp & Timber
Real
35%
10%
1
Sportswear
4,600
33%
9%
preferred
Puritan
500
83/e
35%
113/8
Gas
Puerto Rico
73/4
73/8 ;;
323A
20%
Progress Mfg Co Inc common
$1.25
convertible preferred
4%%
65%
33%
.12.50
11%
—.66%
of
423/4
41% July
"
8%
23'A
Ltd
Service
20% July
273/4 July
2,730
-
Il3/8
2.50
z—1
Prentice-Hall -Inc
Public
50
1,400
44%
83/8
(Del)—2.50
Jan
Jun
May
21%
;
—1
Co
Southern
(The)
17
II3/4
930
2%
4%
143/b July
13 y4 July
400
29% Apr
Va Jan
Jan
Jun
300
1
Corp
Oil
Jan
%
3
40
1,400
_•
Providence
15%
1
Corp
Manufacturing
12 3/4
1
8,300
7% '
8%
2%
Pratt & Lambert Co
Prophet
16,100
?B*
28% V
7%
21%
-1
Proctor-Silex
11,200
X
41 %
44
21/4
of Canada—
Mines
13/4
3
21%
Co
■Amer
Soss
283/4 Apr
32
Apr
273/4
Oil
19'A
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Preston
3%
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Sonotone
High
22% Jan
Publishing—
Va
;
Inc
1%
3%
15
2%
21
50c
A
Polycast (The) Corp
Polymer Corp class A—
14,000
'
4.88%
Products
Low
24%
3/8
—1
Polarad Electronics Corp
Poloron
"1%
:
rcts_
Venezuelan
163A Jun
Jan
5% Mar
Apr
23%
1
preferred
Ltd
conv
5
deposit
Range Since Jan. 1
High
24% Jan
—25c
Boardman
Simpson's
1,900
24%
—10c
.
Inc
Automobiles—
American
Simmons
1,700
83/s
/8%
93
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co.
63A
Shares
2
Lighting
Simco
6,000
4%
16
8
8%
_1
Inc——
43/8
14 y8
8
1
53/8
51/4
4%
16
for Week
Low
2
B
Sinclair
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co.:—10 pesos
Phillips Screw Co
:-i—;
-10c
Phoenix Steel Corp (Del)
^4
class A
Co
Silver Creek Precision Corp
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd—
"$3
-~5
•_*.——
21% July
32% July
15% July
28 3/4 July
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
21%
Jan
651/4 Jan
12.000
3/4
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics—
-1
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical-v .'
Industries
1,200
1
Minerals
&
81
25 %
10c
Oils
791/2
7%
1 200
80 %
*
Corp-
Peruvian
16%
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
•
wi
common
Low
16 Vb
Week's
of Prices
Friday
I
Range Since Jan. 1
High
16V8
(The)
—
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp—
—2.50
Pep Boys
(Range for W.ek Ended July 28)
Sales
Friday
35
Gas
Co
of
—
Apr
United
98
Jan
United
36
Jan
Co Ltd—
rets ord regis
United N J RR & Canal
25% May
3A
Apr
United
Molasses
American
dep
-10s
100
257/a
257/a
257/a
6
53/4
6
5%
53/4
1%
l3/8
47%
"83/4
.
<
3,800
6%
55,100
1%
17,200
48
33/4
Jan
Jan
% Jan
30
Jun
Feb
7% May
6% July
2ft Apr
500
40%
Apr
493% July
4%
Feb
10% Jun
4%
Jan
7% Jan
4%
Jun
5% Apr
.167% Mar
174% May
83/4
9%
5,800
53/4
5%
400
36
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(452)
.
Monday, July 31, 1961
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended July 28)
Range
U
S
Ceramic
U
S
43
42%
43
Container Corp cl A com_10c
Corp
Oil
Inc
Corp
6%
17.78
—•
5
Sugar
10%
'
31%
Apr
July
July
Jan
Finland
14
31%
Feb
General
Builders
13% Jan
9%
10
4,900
4,500
14%
17%
Feb
10
7%
Apr
General
•
Valspar Corp
Paint
Victor
19%
15%
11
15,200
44
17
6%
Apr
Midland
31 %
Jan
National Bellas
Apr
13%
Jan
19% May
Jan
57% May
10%
8,600
8% Jan
15% May
National
10%
11%
25,100
6%
Jan
12% May
5%s
25
25%
600
16%
Jan
29% May
New
10%
10%
200
10% July
15%
Jan
Nippon
25
25%
4,700
12%
32%
Apr
10
107/a
25c
Inc
25
„10c
.
Jan
5%
4%
5%
1,300
3% Jan
•
100
ctfs
Wagner Baking voting trust
preferred
7%
Waitt
Bond
&
5%
5%
5%
1,500
4
Jan
10%
Feb
25
70
Jan
85
Jan
Inc
6%
~2%
1% Jan
10
preferred
conv
non-cum
Gold
&
Western
Leaseholds Ltd
Inc
Nuclear
Western
Inc
Stag Mfg Co
Inc
Whitmoyer Laboratories
Wichita
(The)
Brothers
Wilson
dep
Wright
series
D
7% May
Apr
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
%
Apr
4%s
49% Mar
4%s
series K
5s
series
L
4%s
series
M
4%s
series
N
% Jan
100
30% Jan
2% Jan
900
27%
'-'.'"v
20
32%
Jan
28%
Feb
44
Jan
75
33
32%
'
•
1%
13,700
24%
600
22
14%
1,100
12
May
4'/8
4%
2,000
2,200
1,300
20
21%
21%
21%
8,400
9%
9%
600
8 Va
32
A:-4
4'/a
17%
4%
17%
15%
—
16% Jun
Off-Shore Co
Petroleum Corp
Zapata
5'As
I
1982
Jan-Aug
J
1982
Mar-SepZ
Mar-Sept
102
100
10rl%
Feb-Aug
105 Va
105 % 105 Va
1985
California
Counties
Gas
Gas
(Calif)
Electric
&
3s
Corp
Webb
&
debs
?s
Water
3%s
Power
Knapp Inc
debs
5s
700
7% July
2'A Jun
8% May
(Germany)
ft'P
1%
seres
4%s
series
Jan
28
Jun
4
Jun
35%
20%
1,200
Jan
7
6%
7%
2,500
5
6%s
6%
2,100
4%
Interest
Period
Last
,
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2'As 2008
10
May
8% Mar
Bonds
of Bogota—
1927) 1947
Sold
No.
June-Dec
55
June-Dec
90%
High
Low
13
87
55
55
90
91%
—Quar-Feb
i_June-Dec
188
(issue
of
169%
70%
190
(Republic
Oct
f
No
3s
93
1
88
89'A
—"
89%
Ex-liquidating
included
(not
x
92%
101
1
96 V8
98%
76
63 %
72
_
70
94
—
11 %
2
11%
13 %
—
—
_
—
—
87%
—
_
"87%
64
66
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
99
99
—
62
65
44
48
48
55
—
$99
—
2s 2012—Jan-July
44%
44%
44%
53'A
$50
—
(not included in year's
transaction
22
—
range), d Ex-interest,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule transaction
r Transaction for cash (not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
Ex-stock dividend.
range),
z
traded flat.
Bonds being
•
§ Reported
89%
„
$80
$80
__
Jan-July
Deferred delivery
year's
$ Friday's bid
65
98%
distribution,
in
55
122 %
a
Ex-rights,
93%
89%
$100% 103
96%
96%
68'A 69
$65
—
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Jan
value,
par
tribution.
103%
87
1947
1927)
1 1997
Rio de Janiero stamped (Plan A)
*
120
95
89
of) —
fund
50
90
Jan-July
7s
88%
1
40
102%
100%
5
$86
—
May-Nov
April-Oct
of May
Sinking
High
86
122 % 122 %
LFeb-Aug
(issue
Peru
Jan. 1
87
June-Dec
7s
Range Since
Bid & Asked
Friday's
105 Va
98
98%
$86
__
2'/as 2008—May -Nov
(Plan A)
stamped
Bank
•
Week's Range
or
Sale Price
1949
Mortgage
Jan
104'A
7
$120
__
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1967
B
35% July
4% July
Jan
5%
7
—
—
$125
11 %
__
Jan-July
1967
A
(Prov)
Maranhao
and
38% May
5,300
105%
105
Debentures—
Adjustment
• Hanover
-——Jan-July
1962
Jan-July
Clearing Assn—
1951
7s
Banks
Savings
Debt
3% May
% Jun
8,600
97%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
13% Jun
3,400
100%
89
$91%
68 %
—June-Dec
.
14
4%
104%
7
11
89
89
__
—
99%
99
—
99
89
89
June-Dec
1964
■
German
5%
1978
98%
Jan-July
1974
...
19% Mar
~i -!:[ 1ft
29%' 30%
96%
92
94%
24
84Va
85
5
$99% 100%
__
Feb-Aug
1970
1963
A
ser
14% May
34%
Pump
1971
3%s
7% Jan
10c
Transit Authority 3%s
Chicago
1970
400
35%
Power 3 Vis 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
Chemoil Industries 6s debs 1973
3%s
Gas
900
4%
Appalachian Elec
Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct
April-Oct
-Jan-July
1985
1986
$95%
__
92%
80Va
97
„
89%
88%
87%
95%
89 %
84%
78
102
100%
1983
13
1
91
80Va
—
83
87
95%
Feb-Aug
12%
4%
97%
86
90%
$81 Va
87
Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s
29%
subord debs 1974—.
4s inc debs 1994
con
Steel &
$90
series
'
Baden
——
83
82
88
series
Washington
Jun
Low
Inc
$79%
Feb-Aug
83%
1982
•
■
102
207
95
65
—
H
•
'
95 %
89
series
97%
.
125
118
83
96Va
$82%
—
Feb-Aug
29% May
7%
91
133
—
95%
$80
ApriZ-Oct
90'A Jan
m
88%
97%
88
10
$81 %
Feb-Aug
.
22'A Jan
1
American Stock Exchange
Amer
95%
Feb-Aug
100
13%
97
82%
5
175
$88
—
Mar-Sepf
;
25%
Friday
•
1981—May-Noy
92
1
119
100 Va 101
Feb-Aug
13
bonds
Alsco
1965
119
175
Jan-July
•
Zapata
3s
3s
25%
1
50c
:
__
175
25%
14
99%
20
„
1981
19% May
■
—.
99%
95%
1979
Jun
15% July
6,700
80
987/a
—
1978
5% May
21% Jan
3% Feb
3,200
V.\
141%
72%
2
94
G
.
*
Jewelry Co
93'A
$86%
$96%
F
Wasatch
Apr
12%
Jan
157
98%
99%
series
Southwestern
51
May
41% May
13% Jan
9%
91 Va
May
Z
Zale
99%
series E
Southern
Apr
5
Jan
100
150
5
$88
May-Nov
Corp
Edison
Southern
17% May
27% Jan
29%
/
2% May
33
2% Jan
62%
87
60
4%s
Mar
% Feb
48%
preferred
6 %
73
series
3%s
5'As
Raceway Inc common
72%
3s
July
75
Jan
14%
14%
1%
24
125
96
3%s
Jan
33
'
"
'
■'
1%
5s
£1
40c
1
regular
93%
1998—Jan-July
1976
5%
3,100
39
27
27%
2
ord
6s
1973
3% July
*
%
ft
39
pfd—100
•
1
Ltd
Hargreaves
Yonkers
3Vas
29% May
95 % July
Ltd—
rets
Co
1967—:
1976
2,300
ft.
1
preference
6%
C
29
Inc
W)
(F
American
series
California
Southern
4% Jan
6,500
25
Industries
Woolworth
2%s
46
common
Industries Ltd
Newspaper Machine
6
$99% 101
1964
1973
~3% ~3%
3%
-1
(John)
Woodall
B
•
1
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
Wood
A
series
Apr
213 July
6,400
,r''lV'.V
■
Wood
series
10
Industries
preferred
5%
■f
3%
10
159
54%
—
99%
April-Ocf
ApriZ-Oct
1984—June-Dec
1968
3%s
Gas
debs
Power
3s
47%
Co
&
C)
(R
~5%
3%
_
115 %
July
3Vas
29%
Co
Williams-Mcl&Uliams
Williams
~5%
Water
Harbor
11%
6
120
72Va
Jan-July
:
&
7s
1% Mar
Jan
88% Jan
3%
3%s
debs
6% May
% Jan
18% Jan
600
~5%
Co
subord
conv
133
6%
30
30
135
117
120
May-Noy
1963
Power
&
Electric
Service
90
100%
„
191%
123
129
Jan-July
American
5%s
76
Inc—
1970
Public
Safe
to
1971
5%
5
Inc
Brothers
Williams
£
95
3s
Water
Rapid
28
133
Ltd—
mortgage
mortgage
24
__
88
88
114
119
16%
7%
123
Jan-July
1961
Co
Power
2
1,700
26
:;
3%s
Power
3% Feb
2,800
1ft
1
Corp
Stores
Wiebolt
"
4%
1
.
1976
Mar-Sept
1st
Power
42 %
20
4%s
Oil Corp
River
Wickes
Jan
4
24%
20
10
1
10c
1
1
Coal
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
White Eagle International Inc
White
Jan
*75
300
laV
•
Tablet & Stationery
Westmoreland
1
240
4%
Is
shares
American dep rets ord
Westmoreland
113,800
4%
Invest Ltd—
Stockholders
Western
Western
4%
4%
10c
•
5o
Uranium Inc
Western
1%
92
89
89
i
preference
series
$6
20,900
1%
1%
10c
*
Weiman & Company Inc
1
Wentworth Manufacturing
1.25
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
1%
West Chemical Products Inc
50c
West Texas Utilities 4.40% pfd——100
Western Development Co
1
Knapp Inc. common
&
Webb
4"% May
1% July
3%
130
__
ApriZ-Oct
Television
&
extended
3%s
16'A May
1% Jan
__
Instruments Co—1
Precision
6%%
debentures
due' 1953
1st
135
ApriZ-Oct
35
Corp—
subord
Electric
Pennsylvania
8% May
4% Jan
300
6%
6%
3%
4
common
75
75
f
6%
Waltham
8% Mar
*
16
7%
120
125
55Va 57
34
113%
198
__
—
England
Ohio
125
57
47/8s 1978
Theatres
1974
6%s
w
Waco Aircraft Co
Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
1970
1963
Hess 5%s 1984
convertible
9%
1
115
—May-Nov
4s
RR
Valley RR 4s
National Research
5s
May-Nov
Jem-July
1974
6s
Power Realization Tr
Italian
88
1961
5s
1963
Western
&
Kawecki Chemical
14
2,900
•
32
155
Corp—
Development
22% May
5% Feb
4,200
14
42
Manufacturing
Vornado
% July
600
4,200
14%
2
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vita Food Products
Vogt
4
4%
17%
17%
_25c
Corporation
Vinco
Jan
42
Co— ...1
Instrument
class A
Inc
Viewlex
167/a
1
Co
(The)
Victoreen
5
4%
Capital Corp of America— -III
Venture
400
16'/a
warrants
Industries
Norman
Van
6%
6%
1
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber
2,300
90
15
35
1993
debentures
Guantanamo
High
69
3
May-Nov
May
Mar-Sept
1993
B
Bank
Mtge
Registered
Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972
15% May
7% May
8% Jan
12%
12
12%
—1
mortgage 4s
subord
6s
10% July
<,
1st
96%
ApriZ-Oct
series A
series
Residential
•
Jan. 1
Low
No.
Division—
J
4s
mortgage
9%
27
14
1st
N
Sold
High
90
Range Since
Bonds
RR—
Western
16%
10 %
45,200
11
&
95Va
"Feb-Aug
1975
debs
of
Lackawanna
49 % Mar
Jan
Lack
Delaware
14% May
;
6% Jan
-1,200
;
Davega Stores Corp—
6%s convertible subord
Jan
13% Mar
Jan
4% Jan
700
7%
6%
10%
25c
Insurance
Utah-Idaho
8%
16,200
10%
Consolidated
Marion
400
11%
10 y4
11%
Universal
Universal
10 %
1
25c
10
Universal
Universal
8%
6%
American
Controls
5% May
5% July
6 Va
Rubber Reclaiming Co
Universal
3% Jan
37/a
6%
Universal
Low
800
3%
1
U
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
High
1,300
37e
Co
Tile
Low
Last
Sale Price
Period
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
50c
Conditioning Corp
Air
S
Shares
Low
Par
Interest
BONDS
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Week's Range
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
stocks
American Stock Exchange
ask prices;
and
sales being transacted during the
no
receivership.
above—"cod,"
in
Abbreviations
certificates of deposit;
used
current week.
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
c," voting trust certificates;
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended July 28)
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
or
2%s 1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972——.
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
4%s s f debentures 1972
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1977
1st mtge & coll trust 4'As 1978
United Gas Corp
1st
5'/as
U
S
&
f
s
Freight
States
conv
subord
Rubber
Bid & Asked
2%s
States
United
4%s
s
4s
May-Nou
April-Oct
April-Oct
—Mar-Sept
—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
May-Nov
May-Nov
93
89%
debs
1983
97%
86
96%
89%
■
——
—
97%
'
17
90'A
97%
2
■
93'A
88'A
88%
96%
101 Va
89
99'A
100
101%
—
99'A
13
98
90%
102%
99'A
99'A
10
96'A
101%
14
98
90'A
99% 100
2
101% 101%
102%
101%
105%
130'A
17
101'A
104'A
496
111'%
130%
102'A 102%
120
130'A
*91%
80
—
*80
—
—
80
89
91%
93%
93%
94%
77
93'A
98%
99
98%
99%
374
98%
100%
V
Vanadium
3'/as
4'As
conv
subord
debentures
4'As
conv
1969
June-Dec
1976
Mar-Sept
*96
92%
1980
Mar-Sept,
127
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975__Afar-Sept
1st & ref 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
1st
&
ref
2%s series G
and refund mtge
First
1979
2%s
1st
93%
100
90%
92%
1st
&
3'As
M
Virginia & Southwest
series
J
first
~7
<
First
Ry
81%
ref
4s
15
81%
108%
83%
101
,
H 1980—Mar-Sept
ser I 1981—June-Dec
*76
__
78%
ser
1982
176
Gen
series
F
1983
49%
84%
94%
5
98
95
95
*75
80
74%
74%-
*92%
99%
91
93 Va
9
96
99%
50%
68
•44
56%
46 %
50
50
44
91'A
92%
97%
98
47'A
977/a
'
w—'•
I
49%
1969_ _April-Oc£
_April-Oc£
:
91'A
'
6
*81
91 %
81%
——.
56
debentures
Western Pacific
5s
income
1982
RR
—
3'/as
Co
ser
1981——Jan-July
A
——1*——
19841
debentures
;
_
_
_
mortgage
3%s
convertible
3'As series D 1967
debentures
Whirlpool Corp 3'As
& Co
First
1st
4'As
May
mortgage
mtge 4'As
RR
97
82
Public
103%
85 Va
73%
—
96%
88
73%
'
26
94
91%
*94
100%
Feb-Aug
100% 102
70
94%
94
82
87'A
*83
94
92%
93'A
94
112%
84%
91
97
58%
62%
38%
46
Co—
4s series A
—Jan-July
2004—
58%
60
60
11
3'As
5
*80
99
——
a
91
46
-May
2029
1
1976
1979
Service
46
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
2%s
Power
mortgage 27/8s
—
93%
5
86'/a
*73%
1978
inc series A Jan
Electric
5
96'A
86'/a
May -Nov
1975
100
——
80
96
96
\
Jan-July
debs 1980_
f
debs
f
s
Central
s
...
103%
*77
_Mar-Sep£
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992— _Mar-Sep£
-Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
First
*100
'
90%
90%
2
99%
1971
'
79%
81
88%
92
——
99%
40
85%
81
83'A
Jan-July
—
79%
••
—.
'
'
76%
88
.
79%
84
89%
11
83%
*__
79%
—
84
81
86'A
87
89'A
—
.
II
„
May-Nov
90%
73%
*86'/a
90%
.Feb-Aug
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power
2%s
1976;
77
—Jan-July
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4'As series H 1990
*112
April
*70
-
^
73'A
86 %
included
2
90'A
91
not
—
90%
__
...
—
114%
77
a
118%
in
included
the
April-Oct
99%
98
77
104%
delivery sale not included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd lot sale not
year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range,
r Cash sale
in
1971_
the
April
Feb-Nov
,
73
—
72
*81
79
73%
73
1§
81%
70%
77%
72
78
the
year's
range,
§ Negotiability impaired
$ Companies
mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991
First mortgage 3'As series B
Deferred
9
84%
74'A
Co—
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
High
84%
:
••
:
w
Gen
Jan. 1
Low
No.
—
6s subord income debs 2008
Wabash RR
Sold
28
*84%
—
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
3'As series C 1979
Range Sine*
Bonds
High
*30
„
mortgage
Gen
7
84
April-Oct
gtd 5s 2003
118%
Friday's
'
83%
lien and ref
1st lien &
1st
5'As
Wisconsin
4'As 1983
Mar-Sept
series B 1995
May-Nov
mtge 3%s ser C 1973-April-Oct
3s
124
128
*—
General mortgage
Virginian
120
June-Dec
mortgage & refund 3%s
ref
Western
Wisconsin
subord debs
gold 3'As
gtd
registered 2361
Wisconsin
Co—
Vendo
4s
Wilson
Corp of America—
conv subord debentures
RR
Washington Terminal 2%s series A
92'A
19
first ref
Feb-Aug
2000_
1970_ __Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967.__Jan-July
General mortgage 3s 1979
May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
May -Nov
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966
.-Jan-July
West Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361
Jan-July
Warren
High
99'A
——
Jan-July
April-Oct
1986-
or
Bid & Asked
Low
84%
8
93'A
*88'A
ApriZ-Oct
1967
Steel
Low
2
89%
'——A
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
Jan. 1
Sold
86
Period
__
April-Oct
May-Nov
1976
debentures
f debentures
86
Range Since
No.
High
New York Stock
Co—
debentures
debentures
2%s
1978
coll tr 5s 1980
debentures 1980
mtge
United
5s
debentures
f
s
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Bonds
Friday's
Interest
BONDS
Week's Range
Low
4%s
Week's Range
Friday
Continued from page 31
Bankruptcy
*
reported
Act,
Friday's bid
•Bonds
or
and
as
Ex-coupon.
;
being in bankruptcy,
securities
ask prices;
selling flat.
y
.
„
by maturity.
assumed
no
sales
by
receivership,
such
being
or
reorganized under Section 77
of
companies.
transacted
during current week.
'fill!
Volume
Number
194
6077
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
STOCKS
Last
Agricultural
American
Motors
Tel
American
Anaconda
Range
Arena-.
Hecla
&
Service
RR
Copper
Range
Co_
Gas
102%
Jan
130%
Apr
196
44
Jan
65% May
67
Jan
7'A
100
55
6%
30
18Va
Jun
9
Apr
50
Jun
65
14%
17
Feb
5%
Ford
Motor
Stores
.
13%
Jan
29%
Jan
42% May
49 % Mar
Co
Kennecott
Copper
65%
1
'
.
10%
Feb
18% May
65%
408
49%
Jan
67%
86%
5
Co———
25
63%
—
91 %
4,091
63%
Jan
27%
28%
54%
151
20% Jan
U
U
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Jun
10
preferred
Bastian-Blessing
•
National
10 Va
25%
_5
&
Corporation
2
National
May
2.50
Gas
Corp (Un)
(111)
Corp
Refining Co
36%
35%
_•
...
Register
14
50
(Un)
Products
Montgomery Ward
Cash
Jan
1.25
non-cum
Monsanto Chemical
National
7%
10
25
Common
5%
Athey
34%
35%
H_1
IIH-5
Mining
1,300
Apr
33%
Refining common
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Atchison
52
•
Corp
Mar
12.50
(Un)
Louisiana
73% May
55% Apr
5
1
;
15
1
Tel Co
Company
Steel
70
57%
10
McGraw-Edison
Jan
5
(Un)
Corp
50%
HI*
:
Laughlin
Lorillard
Martin
&
10%
25%
166%
San
Foundries
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
International
500
9
10
(Un)
Fdry
Corp
Oil
13%
21%
12.50
Stano
Ashland
24%
1.75
(Un)
Motors
&
Jan
21%
l
Rad
Armco
17%
25%
l
Steel
Armour
73%
2,000
8%
(Un)
American
Arkansas
Jan
23%
12%
1
American
Apache
64%
41% May
5
—
Telephone
Greyhound
:
30
95
44
II
Dynamics
Electric
18%
74%
217% 226%
1021/4 103
1.25
Motor
General
Gulf
5
H—10
i„_
Dept Stores
General
General
18%
74%
5
Apr
&
High
600
8%
10
Cyanamid Co
Mach
Low
70%
15%
America
Co
Range Since Jan, 1
High
22%
•
of
Co
Airlines
American
Shares
69%
50c
(Un)
Mfg
Aluminium Ltd
Anaconda
&
Mfg
Corp
American
for Week
25c
Electronics
Chalmers
Aluminum
Sales
Range
ef Prices
lio
Hi
Co
Brass
Week's
Low
5
Corp
Alleghany
Allis
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Boeing
Steel
21%
Oil
Bethlehem
Laboratories
1
;
Last
Sale Prioe
130%
Apr
94% July
Exchange
compilation of the round-lot transactions
only
Friday
_5o
■
1
Steel
Ashland
14%
Feb
•68%
44J/4
12%
Corp
Armco
10% July
23%
40
45%
Tel Co
&
Co
30
60
1
.<
Tobacco
Ampex
10%
25%
75
12.50
£
American
Anaconda
75
75
231/a
1
Airlines
lOi/a
25%
IO1/2
10
Co
47
10
43%
Feb
47
35%
37
42%
43%
52%
53
23%
1ft
1ft
July
400
22 %
Jan
40 ya
1,600
38%
Jan
46
200
30%
Feb
63% May
iy» July
lft July
1,300
Jun
May
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(454)
,
.
.
Monday, July 31, 1961
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended July 28)
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
Low
Par
Jan
National
13%
Jan
18%
Feb
National
Gypsum
Co
1
100
14%
Jan
19%
Feb
National
Lead
(Un)
5
30%
300
25%
Jan
37%
Feb
New
RR
»
Cleveland
Co
Colorado
Fuel
*
:
Inc
—
&
37%
100
1,200
Jan
38%
Jan
453/4 May
49% Mar
4,400
48
Central
North
American
American
Car
July
30% May
Northern
Illinois
Northern
Illinois
41%
Feb
51 y2 Mar.
Northern
Indiana
Public
84
Jan
94
May
Northern
Natural
Gas
57%
53%
Feb
60 %
Jun
Northern
Pacific
Natural
11
850
10%
Feb
12%
Jan
Northern
18%
19%
900
14%
Jan
22% May
1,300
States
(Minnesota)
Container
Continental
Continental
Controls
of
140
37% July
44 y4
Feb
Ohio
Edison
50%
Jan
60
Apr
Ohio
Oil
Jan
733/a July
37%
55%
56V4
72%
73%
300
.—5
23V4
22V4
23V4
1,300
44Va
43 Va
44%
3,100
35
Jan
59
58%
59
10%
600
55
Jan
66 %
Jan
11% May
9%
——1
, ,
Jan
7%
31
100
25
52%
52%
54
1,200
40
1
36%
36%
21%
23%
18
191/2
37
May
36%
31
5
—
'
Products
Corn
Co__
Crowell-Collier
Publishing
of
Amer
(Un)__12.50
Corp
Steel
Crucible
(Un)
1
Co
Curtiss-Wright
19%
Feb
44% July
Jan
1
America-.
29 y4
21% July
200
Co
Oklahoma
—1
—
-20
—
Corp
1
—
Dodge Manufacturing Co
-5
&
Olin-Mathieson
Owens-Illinois
Edison
Detroit
National
Diamond
Chemical
Dow
(Un)_
Co
Co
—
77%
Jun
Pacific
Pan
Gas
American
400
17%
Jan
26% May
15%
Jan
213/4 Mar
226%
48%
100
38%
150
23 %
935
71
Mar
356
186
Jan
Air
Eastern
El
Lines
Kodak
Eastman
Natural
Paso
Radio
72%
(Un)__5
Phonograph
25%
24%
102
26V4
~5
2
Mfg
&
25%
105
3
:
Watch
Electric
Emerson
Emerson
(Un)————.—10
Gas
National
Elgin
1
Inc
Co
219% 227
105
1,500
26
26%
12 %
72%
13 V4
72%
13%
8%
41
45%
9%
41 %
46%
3,700
48 %
—
—
49 %
12%
23 %
6,100
102
4,300
25%
Pennsylvania
Peoples Gas
Whitney
Fir,estone Tire
&
Flour
Mills
Ford
Motor
W
(Un)
*
1
—
5
—2
Inc
Co
1
10
Amer
1.25
General Bankshares Corp—.
—2
General Box Corp
—.—————1
Gen
Transportation.
Contract
General
General Electric
Foods
General
Mills
RR
General
Motors
General
46%
Jun
Feb
29
Jun
Phelps Dodge Corp
Philco Corp
(Un)
82
Jun
Phillips Petroleum Co
227
July
32% May
Jan
July
119 y4
Apr
Jun
30 y2
300
12%
Jan
16% May
500
53
Jan
11 %
Jan
16
Gen
General
1.66%
Corp
Cement
(Charles)
Potter
Co
Service
Pullman
Pure
Tire
May
Oats
Quaker
Radio
Co
Goldblatt
49 % July
Rexall
Drug
10
Feb
July
Reynolds
Reynolds
Metals
91
Feb
Richman
Standard
7% July
200
75
May
400
8
6,300
2%
6V4
100
37%
Jan
12% July
14%
Gossard
(W
Graham
Gray
Chem
&
(R
(Un)
Gulf
States
July
St
Louis
Jan
9 % May
St
Louis
Jan
4%
Apr
St
Regis
5%
Feb
8
Mar
Sangamo
Electric
6,400
31%
Jun
45 Vs
Jan
Schenley
Hein
Apr
Schering
National
Paper
7,100
60% May
75%
1,400
69%
83% July
Schwitzer
34
1,200
31V4
Apr
36% Feb
Sears Roebuck
Jan
49 % May
Servel
42
Sheaffer
14,600
40%
Jan
33 V4
34
300
33
July
31%
32%
500
27
Jan
Feb
Jan
78%
36
36
100
31% Mar
116
116
100
89%
Jan
100
—
__
40 %
—
40%
15%
15 %
43%
42%
44
*
—
—
*
26%
26%
26%
1
Hupp
Corp
Shell
July
Socony
Interlake
Oil
class
42% May
Southern
Co
20
May
Southern
Pacific
Jan
44
July
Southwestern
100
21%
Jan
26% Mar
17%
16%
17%
850
16
Jan
23
49%
900
43
Jan
2%
Jun
3
July
Jun
May
Sperry
Jefferson
Johnson
D
Square
Standard
Brands
54% Mar
Standard
Oil
of
61 % Mar
Standard
Oil
of
Indiana
Jan
38%
36%
38%
4,700
33
Jan
26% May
423/a May
Standard
Oil
of
N
39%
39%
200
40
Standard
Oil
Co
__
18
18%
18
9%
10%
131'A 131%
25
—
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
26%
__
27
120
600
550
36% Jan
Apr
*
14
9%
Jan
22% May
Jan
14
May
Jan
140
Jan
5%
Jan
12
550
8
Jan
500
23
Jan
11% Apr
30% May
-50
9,100
Kaiser
125
Aluminum
$3.50
&
Co
Apr
Shoe
Storkline
Martin
new
(The)
$7
(FWl
Merck
&
Merritt
Co
Meyer
Blanke
Minnesota
Mississippi
Modine
For
wi
Texaco
Jun
49%
Jun
59%
Jan
82% July
Texas
29%
Jun
36% May
Textron
Feb
41%
Jun
Jan
39V4
Jun
Jun
400
Jan
61% July
72
71
72%
300
57%
Feb
741/2
59%
57%
59%
400
50
Jan
65% May
16%
16%
100
16% July
19
Jan
37%
40%
800
35% Mar
43
Jun
59%
63%
900
56
Jan
65%
Jun
61%
65
1,500
59%
Jun
47
48%
1,000
44%
Jan
75% May
59 Va Apr
45%
47%
1,800
41%
Jan
1321/4 1321/2
400
931/2
Jan
31%
950
29
Jan
28%
Jan
31
311/4
35
35
31%
32%
50%
51
9%
33%
10%
200
4,700
232
600
*
56 %
135
Jun
July
34% May
35% July
311/4 July
43%
48%
Jan
53
9Va
Apr
Apr
July
10%
Jun
33%
33%
600
18
18
400
31% July
14% Feb
2IV2 May
500
22%
Jan
34Va
Jun
Apr
27%, 29%
55
100
49Vs
Apr
58
36%
38
5,200
26 Va
Jan
45
68%
67%
68%
2,000
541/2
Feb
15 %
14%
15%
400
12 %
Jan
55
May70% July
20% Apr
8%
„
8%
600
8
Jan
8%
8%
**
Feb
39%
38
*
8%
300
8 %
Jan
9% Mar
400
38V4
Jun
46% Mar
100
38
33
Jun
44%
Jan
603/4 Mar
Toledo
100
20 %
Jan
25% May
Transamerica
71%
38
Jun
10%
220
6
July
71%
67%
1,100
6V4
2,300
57
Jan
73 % May
9%
Jan
13 Vb May
93/8
Jan
38 %
87"%
6%
40%
1,100
37%
Jan
48% May
83 %
87%
1,200
74 y4
Jan
94
81
40
83 %
700
77
Jun
92%
6%
29%
6%
600
5%
Jan
93/s
May
Feb
Apr
200
25%
Jan
10%
Jan
33% May
15% Jun
200
81%
Jan
94% July
49%
51
450
18%
Jan
58
48
48
29%
__
34%
50
48
July
50
38
__
84%
—
6%
9%
300
39%
700
34%
36%
4,200
19%
19%
800
68
__
2,600
9%
39%
A
36%
36%
70
38
38%
189
189
84%
86%
800
10%
10%
100
9%
Jan
13 %
6%
6%
700
6 %
July
8%
34
__
.
164
5,200
5
24%
8
Jan
Feb
Edison
42 Vb
Jun
Jun
May
14% May
34% May
39% July
29%
Feb
9% Mar
Jan
24 % May
55
Mar
20th
208
So
La
St
Salle
Union
Bag-Camp
Carbide
Electric
Co
Union
Oil
Union
Pacific RR
48
Jan
59
20%
Jan
25
27
Jan
United
Aircraft
United
20%
United
Fruit
United
28%
8,700
44%
6,500
39
600
29%
Jan
43V4 July
64%
64%
100
53
Jan
65
42
Jan
July
States
U
S
Apr
May
49%
52%
1,500
471/4 Jan
49%
50%
4,000
46%
Jan
55V2 May
45%
43%
45%
16,300
40%
Jan
49%
Apr
Feb
56 V2 May
56
55%
56
300
54'/4 Mar
59
21%
21%
22
100
21%
Feb
271/2 Mar
11%
11%
100
11%
Jan
141/2 Mar
•
800
25
Jan
32 V4
250
18%
53%
55
8%
55
5,800
1,000
Jun
Feb
42'/4 Mar
7
Jan
91/2 Mar
45
May
55
July
2OV4 Mar
28
May
22
800
28%
1,800
23%
Jan
43Vb
44%
1,700
39%
Jun
49
Feb
22%
43%
23%
27%
23%
4,800
22%
Jun
25Va
Jan
500
83
Jan
500
40% July
17% Jun
51% July
331/4 July
40% July
51%
Universal
Oil
Walgreen
Co
50%
(Un)
18
1,000
35%
35Vb
100
24%
24%
26%
1,500
59%
59%
100
23 %
23%
23%
400
35%
37%
800
7%
8 Vb
2,000
5
8%
28% Jun
109
Jun
19%
Jun
29%
21%
Jan
56
Jun
191/4
Jan
241/4
27
Jan
381/2 May
4%
Jan
Apr
821/4 Feb
Jun
9
48
48%
200
36%
Jan
July
48% July
40%
40%
200
38%
Jun
55
Apr
68%
—1
*
681/2
30
741/2
Jan
68
May
45%
35%
800
33%
135%
35%
132
135%
685
117%
Jan
46%
700
391/4
Jan
47%
Jan
42
May
143 Va May
Jun
54%
300
43
Jan
62% May
34%
1,100
27%
Jan
34% July
1,000
38%
48%
■»
51
47
50%
62 %
86%
54%
33%
34%
47
27%
2.50
51%
17%
4
5
16%
Gypsum
Co
102% 102%
102%
—*
Co
Rubber
37% Mar
186
78%
Feb
47%
26%
28%
101
100
40^
600
5,300
400
Feb
51
35
Jan
51% May
17%
Jan
28% July
1131/2 Feb
96% July
July
59%
62 %
1,900
47
Jan
621/4 July
81%
863/4
3,000
75%
Jan
911/4 May
38%
403/a
932
38V4 July
60
Jan
Jun
1
53%
5OV2
53%
500
30%
Jan
61
10
Products
Jan
—
62%
62%
66
600
571/4
Jan
72V2 Mar
Jan
Webcor
Apr
Jun
Western
Apr
Apr
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool Corp
Feb
White
90
Bancorporation (Un)
Union Telegraph
Public
17
Jan
Wieboldt
Wilson
Stores
&
1,900
11%
Jan
(Un)
•
77%
76%
78%
II,800
70%
Jan
89 % Mar
Woolworth
Fuel——
10
World
Co.
37%
38%
400
343/a
Jan
42 %
33%
35
550
21%
Jan
35
July
(F
9%
2,600
36%
35%
36%
3,600
43%
44
29
42
44%
500
2,300
40
1,100
27V4
Jan
34% May
200
431/4
Jan
601/4
Inc
40% May
543/a
29
Jan
37V4 May
40%
Jan
54
May
(Un)
1
533/3
505/8
533/8
2,100
44%
Jan
55
•
28%
27%
28%
4,800
253/8
Jun
34% Mar
100
75%
Jan
98% May
900
75%
Jan
98 % May
Publishing Co
Wvigley
(Wm)
Jr
Jan
29
100
20%
Jan
50%
503/4
300
42V2
Apr
52
453/B
400
42
Jan
48%
32
32%
300
29%
Jan
34% July
10
76%
763/b
200
66% May
13%
143/s
1,900
12
Jan
109% 1101/2
300
96
Jan
200
100,
15% July
88% Jan
114% May
200
97 y4
184%
50%
1
Co
13%
*
July
Youngstown
Machine
Sheet
Zenith Radio Corp
&
Co
Tube
153/4
5
*
1
106
157%
.
16
106
1533/4 1593/4
Jan
Jun
871/2
Jun
20 »/s
Apr
115
Feb
J
Yates-American
Jun
19
Service
:
July
Jun
Mar
50
44%
*
Power
Co
441/8
29
12% Mar
27
10
*
common
(Un)
W)
40%
28%
53
1
Co
Motor
Wisconsin
123/8 July
8% July
9%
2
—2%
—6.25
5
Inc
Western
8%
——1
70
39 %
192%
14%
96%
May
%
5
Inc
Steel Corp
Universal Match
141/2
88%
35
64%
50%
52
10
(Un)_.
Corp
U S
143/4
96%
May
May
32'/a May
38%
27Vb
43%
10
-
Lines
Air
I_i
84%
May
42
28%
25
California
of
Electric
see page 44,
300
10
(Un)—
Wisconsin
__
600
Corp—6%
*
Paper
19% Mar
3
48% May
2,400
1
(Un)
Corp
Union
38% May
19 % Apr
——3
45% May
Jan
55%
5
1
(Un)
Corp
Union
Jan
—
Jan
38%
27%
2
1
Film
Jan
Co
Jan
38%
2,400
243/8
5
(Un)
Corp
Century-Fox
16
(Un)
28
10,300
55Vb
3.50
Corp
Tri Continental
313/4
__
46 V2
39 % May
13
Radio
150
»
42
45
27%
—5
600
51
34%
40%
46%
1^%
(Un)
Corp
18
13%
34%
41%
5
Co
37%
12%
43
31%
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
Trav-ler
6
42%
__
231/4
50c
18
33%
33%
35
Transmission
37
footnotes,
1,200
2,500
71/4
Inc
1,000
1,200
4
Gas
1,000
13
(Un)__12.50
Brewing Co
Inc
48 V2
May
58%
25
*
&
21
371%
30%
—
10
Chemical
62% July
Feb
38
31V2
Transmission
II
River
Jun
Jan
10
58 J/8
8%
Co
wi
common
Eastern
53%
94%
*
Inc
Mfe
450
531/4
36 J/8
25
Co
&
17i%
31%
Inc
New
Texas
36
30
_*
Products.,
Utilities
Min
17 J/4
31%
Co
Oil
Transmission
24
12 %
16%C
Scott
1,000
5
Corp
Company
53%
1(1%
•
;
Motorola Inc
-
Mar
55 Va
Jan
93%
1
preferred
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
34
Jan
34 V4
12%
50c
Manufacturing Co
Monsanto
34%
*
&
200
62%
34%
1
Food
South
Minneapolis
Inc
Co
common
Brick
Mickelberry's
Middle
Jan
42%
100
94%
50c
(Un)
60%
221%
60%
(Un)—_—1
Corp
Corp
24
53"%
*
>
Chapman
Metropolitan
26%
1,400
1
Co
&
Co
500
51%
400
l
Gas
31%
25
;
convertible
Apr
July
42%
4,800
4
&
Tenn
32 »/4
l
Swift
Apr
821/4
*
Jun
44
31%
5
common
251/2
1
—2.50
Mid-Continent
48%
81 %
33 %c
(Un)_.
Co
McCrory Corp
McKay Machine
Means
&
Jan
1
Corp
Sundstrand
Jan
;
*
Ci
Jan
18
56%
22%
—10
common—
Furniture
Sunbeam
Jan
31%
10
45
(Ohio)
Stewart-Warner
40%
31%
5
*
Electronics
46%
60%
62
Jan
7
(Un)
J
Studebaker-Packard
32%
42%
—*
common
(Henry
1,300
43% July
64% May
6.25
Corporation
700
49%
*
(Un)
Chemical
31
90% July
55%
25
California
Packaging
Stanray
3,300
51%
•
preference
Marshall Field
45%
Jan
31%
2.50
McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lincoln Printing Co common—
Ling-Temco
43
23%
*
Libby
Lytton's
41%
43
350
44%
S
(Un)
Copper Corp
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Gas
35
•
Kennecott
Laclede
34
__
*
I—,
Shinkle
Steel
1,200
Jan
•
(Un)
8.33 %
Co
&
Inc
Jun
3.50
Laughlin
41
11%
5
(Un)
57
Co
Electric
&
38%
50c
(Un)
Corp
Co
20%
Co
Stephens
Jones
41
•
Rand
Spiegel Inc
1,000
Chemical
Tel
July
1
Service
25"%
(Un)
&
Power
Jan
46 %
•
(Un)
59
:
Shoe
Tel
Interstate
62%
500
5
Co
Public
49%
Harvester
International
1,400
1,200
_1
5
15
(Un)
25%
*
International
Co
(Un)
59
RR
Co
Oil
Jan
523/a
10
Nickel
13%
49
1
48%
Co
Paper
Feb
Feb
28% July
16 Vb Mar
90%
1
A
Corp
Jan
Jan
10
International
21%
44%
Jan
12%
1
—
33%
36
1
International
19%
86 %
1
Pen
Co
35%
600
1
&
900
46 Vb
1
13%
400
2"%
—
3
Mineral
600
4,800
28 Vb
Jan
88 %
1
150
2%
1
Steamship Co
July
49
3
25%
Inc
International
18%
33%
28
331/4
1.40
—
I,900
44%
*
International
17% July
3 2 7/8 July
17 V4
32%
1
5
(Un)
—
Co
Central
Mar
5
Co_
A)
Mobile
Sunray
Steel
84
13
.
(Un)
&
(W
Sinclair
•
Corporation
Inland
75
*
class A
Co
Corp
Oil
May
44
_*
Corp
Illinois
300
__5
Stockyards
_3
A
Brewing Co
Brick
75%
20 g
Co
B
39
1
Huttig Sash & Door
Illinois
Apr
75%
46%
Inc
120
—
6.25
Bartlett
103
40
Jun
8
Industries
50
87% July
48%
Co__
Corp
Class
32% July
56
10
Spencer
Howard
Feb
300
•
Public Service
66%
700
Utilities
Werner
Hibbard
50
87%
5
Petroleum
83 %
76%
Dredge & Dock
(G)
2,700
47
*
Industries
Dutch
Standard
Heilman
36% July
87%
—2.50
Co
89
75%
Stores
Lakes
Gree/
44% July
32% Mar
10
Co
Royal
76%
Co
Greif Bros Cooperage class
Greyhound Corp vUn)
Gulf Oil Corp
341/2 May
100
10
,.
Tobacco
J)
Rockwell
Apr
City Steel Co
Drug
42% July
800
36
49 %
1
May
32 %
1
Co
H)
36V4 Mar
44%
36
87%
common
new
29% July
Jan
7% July
July
Paige
Granite
2,600
(Un)
Corp
10 %
20
25
;
Rubber
42%
43 Va
5
Brothers
35
13,600
<Un>
&
40%
•
Company
Jan
800
63 %
Raytheon
Inc
26%
Brothers
Goodyear Tire
42%
44%
5
(Un):
Signode Steel Strapping
Glidden
July
25% Mar
*
Co
Revlon
83%e
Co
47
15% Jan
*
of America
Packing Corp
48% July
34
50
Apr
25
1
(The)
Jan
32
1,900
•
Indiana
Corp
Jan
1,300
8,500
147/8
.
26%
Genesco Inc
Gillette
July
5
Republic Steel
84
8%
3 %
47%
34
2,400
3
(Un)
(Un)
453/8 May
Jan
3.33%
Corp
Rubber
&
7% Jan
35%
100
45%
Jan
47
12.50
i,
of
Co
62%
'
(Un)
(Un)
32%
,
27%
18%
_1
Co
82 %
47%
1,000
33%c
(Un)
& Co
Company
Oil
66%
—
32%
45
25
—
(The)
83%
" Jd
2.50
Electronics
&
:—1
Utilities
Public
Tele
*
*
500 v
2,200
34%
Mar
May
84 y2 May
200
7%
37%
50
42
Jan
29%
8%
40Vb July;:
16%
50
Jan
900
6%
3
Portland
General
8%
3%
34% May
30% Jan
800
3,700
33%c
May
12%
83
—
700
V
47
5
Light & Coke
Pfizer
91
7%
__
43
60'A May
431/4 Apr
5
(Un)
Co
Jun
28 %;
29%
35%
18%
*
60
87%
3
6%
5
Co
Inc
7%
Airwavs
common
Jan
12%
1
——
Corp
General
7%
89%
—
2
Finance—
General Dynamics
—
—
Corporation
D
9
41
5
Co
Fruehauf Trailer
F
1
——1
Inc
America
of
Dairies
Foremost
common
Bankshares
Wisconsin
First
Corp
Corp
Rubber
Brewing
41
391/2 July
62 y2 May
July
Rath
Fairbanks
Falstaff
31%
25
Co
&
Public
(Un)
Du Pont (E I) de Nemours
Jan
10,300,'
6.25
World
3,100
buU
Jun
16 Va
40%
7.50
Electric
&
Peabody Coal Co
77%
74%
5
—
65Vb
:_*
Gas
Chemical Corp.—
Parke-Davis
50
Jan
14% May
35%
_1
Glass
49
300
45'/2
250
Apr
59% July
51
58%
43
27%
51
57%
43
27
5
Company—
500
16 »/2
40 Va
40%
3.33
.'
Co
1
Natural
Pepsi-Cola
Deere
•
5
Manufacturing
331/2 July
500
Feb
/.Mar
Co—
(Un)
62%
37%
5
94V4
541/4 July
22
65
551/4
9
Co
600
37%
Corp_.
Motors
Co
Oak
73%
Co
64% July
15% July
42 % Apr
Apr
87
Insurance
2,500
Jan
Jan
15
883/4 July
261/4
86%
Co
Can
54'/4
55 %
10
Bancorporation
27
68 Vb
26
86%
America
of
Corp
Continental
Co
(Un)
20 y4 May
26%
Co
Service
Co
Power
300
10
10
Gas
Power
600
85
63%
63%
>
5
Ry
*
Foods
Consolidated
Consol
49%
251/2
54V2 j^ay
6,300
16
5
•
Co
200
Northwest
Consumers
Gas
100
25
(Un)—_—1.33%
10
Edison common
17%
101% May
30% May
Jan
200
v
High
IOV4 May
7% Mar
62%
800
62%89%
16%
__
6,200
28%
62%
85
173/8
300
98V4
27%
62%
»
10%
5
(Un)
Columbia Gas System
Commonwealth
Corp—
300
v
28Vb
89%
1
Corp
57%
57%
5
Aviation
North
(Un)
Jan. 1
Low
9
58% May
27
400
ADr
York
Product
Co
46%
46
90
Corp—
Iron
liy4 Mar
8% Mar
500
Distillers
91%
1
100
15
5
pfd
Jllum
Electric
Coleman
a
9
8%
673/4
54% July
Register (Un)
Range Since
High
97%
600
28%
common-:
9
97%
1,200
27
4%%
Low
5
30
58 %
Cash
Shares
5
17%
55%"
Iron
Corp
15
47%
Iron
National
58%
42%
Corp
Jun
17%
54%
Products
32%
14 %
43
Cleveland-Cliffs
Jan
55
42%
Cleveland-Cliffs
22 %
for Week
9
100
55%
28%
City
Nachman
27 %
47
—
Jun
28%
42 y2
Electric—
&
Co—__
31%
26%
8.50
Gas
Service
Jan
27%
Corp
Cincinnati
Cities
Ref common
&
Par
High
21%
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
500
28%
Oil
Chemetron
Low
High
1
-1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
25
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific
•
Chicago & Northwestern Ry common-*
5%
series A preferred
i—_100
Chicago South Shore Ac So Bend—12.50
Chrysler Corp
25
Champlin
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
,
181/2 Mar
Jun
Volume
194
Number
6077
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(455)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
(Range for Week Ended July 28)
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 on
other Exchanges.
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Factors
American
Ltd
(Un)
Black
Mammoth
Bolsa
Chica
Buttes
Oil
Gas
Castle
&
5.50
Cooke Inc—
&
Crestmont
5 %
35 %
500
29%
Jan
38%
Apr
2,300
7%
Jan
15c
15%
22,000
Apr
4%
5 %
5,700
41
42 %
5,300
5%
5%
22,000
47%
-
23
10
-
Consolidated
9c
Feb
3
Feb
23
f
24%
47%
48
300
3,200
31%
21c
Apr
5% July
43 % May
Feb
1*55
20%
Jan
6% July
Jan
45
31
July
■
Mar
53%
Jun
Corp
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un)
1
7%
500
»
22%
22
22%
Electrical
2,800
21
4
21%
2D/4
May
21 >/2
400
18
Jan
26
43
May
1,100
34
Jan
43
July
Products
Emporium
Capwell
Exeter
Oil
Co
Friden
Inc
Corp
Co_
Ltd
—
43
40%
70c
69c
—
70c
1,300
32c
56%
54%
58%
8,100
40%
Facific
Products
15
Good
Humor
Holly
Oil
Co
Co
of
California
Co
Nordon
Co
North
Oil
Prince
6 '/e>
Oil
Invest
Union
1.20
Jan
5.00
68%
68 %
50
48%
Jan
76%
(Joseph)
Jeannette
7%
Rockwell-Standard
United
36%
117
32%
Jan
45%
Apr
88
27%
Apr
23 %
Jan
13 %
350
87/s
Jan
13%
28%
454
25%
Jan
29 %
Feb
40
40
100
37%
Jan
43%
Apr
48%
48
Jan
57%
Apr
23%
49%
23 %
97
97
49
*
23%
26%
75
135
5%
5%
5%
63%
65 %
242
35
35
5
.
Engineering & Foundry Co
Alloys Steel__
5
20
20
—
54c
5
46c
38,000
11
12
300
16
11%
10
54c
16
100
25c
61c
Jan
135
Feb
35%
Apr
16
Jan
Apr
20 %
July
35%
35%
35%
8
30%
Feb
37%
Jun
26%
25%
26%
399
22%
Jan
6.25
43%
40%
43
565
397/a May
28% May
50% Jan
%
,
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
the
are
daily closing
the New York Stock
on
of representative stocks and bonds listed
averages
Exchange
—Bonds—
10
30
20
July
15
Rail¬
10
Total
10
First
Second
10
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
Total
40
roads
ties
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
Bonds
682.81
21—
Utili¬
trials
May
Jun
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
as
Stocks——
Date
13
14% Mar
7%
79%
5
Apr
80c
Jan
6%
Jun
Jan
63% July
27 % Jan
60
20%
25 % May
96
Jan
4 %
10
Vanadium
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp__
3% May
July
22% July
1,620
64%
Apr
90
40
1
.10
Corp
Apr
13
100
common
63% July
27%
7%
pfd__,
Jan
26
8.50
Co_—
Glass
48%
50%
28 %
5
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Jan
10
26
Pittsburgh—5
Refractories
Apr
10
__
„25c
com
2.35
2.35
2.45
5,300
(Un)_*
28%
28%
28%
110
common
61c
1.40
134.69
113.99
226.42
91.26
78.48
80.26
85.00
83.75
83.70
33 %C
Bottlers
1
Co
1.40
70c
135,200
20c
July
24—
682.14
135.20
114.16
226.54
91.26
78.48
80.27
Jun
July
84.77
2.90
25—
686.37
136.04
114.60
227.81
91.36
78.43
81.18
84.80
28 %
July
July
26-
694.19
137.82
114.89
229.98
91.38
'78.21
81.19
84.80
83.80
27-
702.80
138.90
115.26
232.12
91.41
78.17
81.05
84.77
83.85
17%
Jan
1.00
6"%
—10c
—
1.45
1,900
1.05
Jan
1.80
Jun
30%
100
30 %
Feb
32%
Jan
12 Va
600
6%
Jan
1.70
700
16% May
1.50
30%
6%
7
2,800
6
10c
10c
3,000
5c
Jan
8%
May
11%
12
Apr
15%
17
16%
17
3,500
2,700
11 %
25c
16
Jun
1.60
1.60
1.60
600
1.25
Jan
1.80 Mar
30%
30%
30%
400
29 %
Jan
29%
29%
30
500
29 %
July
3%
4
44,400
2.60
July
15
15%
1,600
14%
Jan
17%
29
31
700
25%
Jan
33
Feb
50c
common
_
1
Wailuku Sugar Co (Un)
Westates Petroleum common
—
4
5
_
Victor Equipment Co—
(Un)
30%
20
20
20
20
100
1
1.45
1.40
1.50
9,400
6%
6%
100
6
_
49
200
32
32
daily
by
using
5
;
July
1.00
following
divisors:
Industrials,
3.165;
Rails,
5.34;
20
Jan
*.
(35
Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date
Feb
Closing
Range for 1961 to
.
date
Mon.
July 24—.
122.41
High
128.57
Apr
4
July
4
Jan
(Un)
20
the
16.88.
Jan
May
31%
Jan
49
10
_
West Coast Life Insurance
stocks,
20% Mar
25
—
65
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
May
12
pfd series A
Co
8.26;
Apr
30c
1
Co
compiled
Utilities,
2.60 Mar
Jan
1
_
83.94
Apr
1.65
—
2
-
Mining
48c
Apr
Jan
Jan
1.10
27
12
1
Co
Gas
Preferred
Home
Walker
of
35 %
63%
July
Development
Gas
Sugar
Jun
34,200
33c
25
Oil
&
3.50
Feb
4%
preferred
Trico
10
Brewing Co
Duquesne Light Co
Equitable Gas Co
Harbison
36%
High
105
July
Gas
Cal
Jan
1.60
41/4
1
United
Ranch
1.90
4Va
Co
Consolidated
Southern
2.85 Mar
50c
■
Cement
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Rhodes Western
Rice
Jan
51,500
1
&
200
33,700
Co
Pepsi-Cola
38,100
2.35
38c
Industries Inc
Pacific
System
Duquesne
Low
47 %'
63%
10
Range Since Jan. 1
,
High
44
Jun
2.45
(Un)
Petroleum
American
Pacific
2.10
2.35
10c
Inc
Portland
Oil
Co
Gas
May
33c
Corp Ltd
Norris
Columbia
Co
2.95 July
2.05
(Un)
Co
Monolith
1.90
65c
1
Cork
Indus¬
Co
Sugar
Merchants
74
38c
.
Frank
&
18%
Jan
2.40
_
M J M & M Oil
Meier
Jan
54%
8,300
10c
_
McBryde
8%
1,800
2.95
1.90
Armstrong
47
Apr
(Un),—50c
_
Salt
3,200
67
2.35
2.05 Mar
Shares
May
63%
1
Jade Oil
1.90
72
2.90
10c
_
>13%
Feb
66%
1
Idaho Maryland Mines Corp
Imperial Western
Leslie
13%
*
_
Ap.r
37
Feb
Corp
Corp
11%
Jan
1
..
General Exploration Co of California—1
Georgia
Jan
10
.
A
—
Gladden
4%
1
—
class
7
for Week
Low
1
Blaw-Knox
High
14%
42 %
♦
Co
Jan. 1
Low
'
4%
5
Range Since
Sales
Range
Par
13c
14c
1
—
Oil
Ink
34%
Min.—5c
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
High
14%
2
—-
Consolidated
Corp
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
California
Low
10
Bishop Oil Co——„
Friday
„
STOCKS
Sales
Last
STOCKS
39
Tues.
July 25,—
121.98
Low
106.57
Jan
3
Feb
Wed.
July 26
122.53
Thurs. July 27—
Fri.
July
Range
122.98
July 28
!
High
122.96
'
Low
1960
for
109.39
Jan
6
95.55
Oct
26
J,
1.85 May
6%
52
Apr
Jun
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Par
Alan
Wood
American
American
Arundel
Atlantic
Atlantic
Steel
common
Stores
1
Tel & Tel __!
Corp
City Electric
Research
33%
4.33
Corp
new
Transit
1
5
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Curtis
D
C
1.80
25
Publishing Co
class
A
Class
A
America
46%
36%
Feb
Jan
47 %
39
776
35%
Jan
48 % May
695
34%
Jun
37%
Apr
Jun
16%
692
12%
Jan
17
9%
10 %
1,851
8%
Jan
15%
16%
2,958
13 %
May
621
77%
Jan
37 %
17"%
Jan
1,628
14 Vb
235
8
12
130
9%
48%
170
28%
27%
28%
1,590
25%
Jan
57 %
57%
50
50%
Jan
Acceptance Corp
Motors
42
Feb
14
27 %
.20
Jan
Martin
Merck
&
Co
27%
50
23%
Feb
27%
Jun
28%
28'A
39
28 'A
July
28 'A
43%
July
44%
917
32 %
Jan
47%
Jun
91 %
3,899
63%
Jan
91% July
12 %
12%
1,270
37
37
*
*
Inc
I6%c
&
RR
*
__i—
—
50
Stores Inc
A
Perfect Photo Inc
new common
"
$2.44
Public
Mfg
Co
Rigg&
Southeastern
Sun
Oil
Public
Corp
$4.25
644
20%
Jan
Feb
29%
Feb
201
77%
Jan
636
26% Mar
32 %
36%
387
16%
26% July
39% May
28%
Jan
39
32%
33
—1.7
99.5
oo'~
83.3
Int'l
U. S.
Total
27%
Jan
34%
July 26
July 27
Fri.
July 28
..
.
-
.
.
$5,531,000
$195,000
3,019,430
.
Bonds
6,586,000
418,000
7,004,000
7,119,000
209,000
7,328,000
7,079,000
456,000
7,535,000
_
_
_
.
3,612,840
8,200,000
267,000
8,467,000
$34,515,000
$1,545,000
$36,060,000
1961
26%
Jan
31%
of
Shares
12%
13%
2,253
42%
42%
51
16%
15%
18%
685
32
31
32%
4,805
8
11%
32%
Jan
Jan
S.
Government
1
Bank
15% July
19
Jun
Railroad
and
Industrial—
I960
1 to July 28
$2,000
$4,500
$1,547,000
42,432,700
42,803,450
446,702,386
,,
•-
_A——
34.515,000
21,225,000
941,170,000
761.721,600
$36,060,000
.
1.
Total
$22,772,000
$983,604,700
$804,529,550
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
8
Jun
Jan
25%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
34% May
11% Mar
41%
312
33%
Jan
46
Apr
48%
49
65
48 %
July
50
Mar
18%
18%
100
13%
Jan
23%
55%
57%
1,538
42%
Jan
57% July
8%
764
1
56%
8%
8%
168
168
105% 109 %
1
287
7% July
Apr
11% Mar
'.
July
168
July
85%
Jan
115
May
168
Stocks
Jun
61
64%
1,160
46
Jan
64% July
39%
40 %
226
27%
Jan
18%
48
15%
Jan
21%
53%
52
53 %
17%
17%
18
Foreign
(No. of
Domestic
Shares)
Mon.
July 24-
Tues.'
July 25
Wed.
933,565
—
July 28
246,000
1,046,780
Bonds
„
--
.
Foreign
Total
Corporate
Bond
Bonds
Sales
'.$9,000
$6,000
—
—
?o?'nnn
121.000
Total
119,000
2,000
1,332,190
81,000
11,000
<.000
99,000
1,205,425
—
July 27—
Fri.
$96,000
1,027,900
July 26_
Thurs.
Gov't
Bonds
191,000
5.000
14.000
210>000
$733,000
$24,000
$30,000
$787,000
-----
45% May
18%
Week Ended Julv 28
779
47 %
Jan
57% May
17%
Jun
18%
61%
8%
57%
8%
61 Va
61%
a%
65
319
55%
Jun
82%
Jan
1_
Jan. 1 to July 28
Jun
1961
Stocks—Number
65
5,545,860
Apr
1,613
236*
7
Jan
465
83
Feb
85
Apr
52 J/4
Jan
65
of
Domestic""
Shares
i_.
»
66
259
85
85
50
53 %
Jan
8% July
-
Corporate
74% May
Total
1961
I960
-
323,483,470
164,239.403
$401,000
$733,000
GoTefnmSnt::..::::..:::—24,000
Foreign
-
,1960
4,168,070
5,545,860
ioreS
J'ly
65%
44
Jan.
629,516,431
—
$1,545,000
July
30
40 %
»
v
■"
—•
;
Foreign
16y8 Mar
17%
_5
1961
13,863,740
Bonds—
U.
International
42% July
943
13.50
17,360,360
—
Feb
13%
2,119
3.50
1960
Week Ended July 28
Stocks—Number
Sales
17,360,360
.
.
.
Bond
$5,726,000
Jun
3,766
40%
see page
Wed.
Thurs.
_
Govt.
Bonds
4.173,425
July 25
Bank
Bonds
2,489,240
.
.
Foreign
Bonds
Apr
180
30%
10c
preferred
Tues.
Jun
29 %
common
footnotes,
93.2
90% Mar
35
8%
1
Light
144.4
159.4
4,065,425
July 24
Apr
4% July
39 % Apr
30
107%
64%
,
For
26%
Jan
4% July
Apr
22%
»
Gas
24%
11%
19%
2,350
2.50
Service
Improvement—
Washington
183
380
36%
•
Eastern
Transmission—
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
Gas
250
4%
29%
42
20%
*
Texas
United
14%
4%
Jan
29%
25
Co—
United
25%
86 %
8%
50
Bank
Paper Co
Smith Kline & French Lab
South Jersey Gas Co
173.0
—0.8
49% May
34%
22%
♦
com
Co
National
26
Jan
28
1
Service Electric & Gas
Reading
Jan
10
common
preferred
Progress
0.0
158.2
Railroad
July
17%
40%
248
50
Power
97.8
165.5
May
130
9,505
35 %
83%
3
Electric
109.4
and Miscel.
Feb
47%
36%
10
Corp
Potomac
Scott
_*
15
38
83%
5
Philadelphia Electric Co common.
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Philco
26%
*
common
Light—.
July
Mar
23%
26%
3
Water
&
12 %
29
45%
14%
4%
—25c
Pennsalt Chemicals
Corp
10
23%
1
Co___
Gas
—2.4
"
?
No. of
Total
...
32%
47 %
10
1
Power
1C2.8
—
Stocks
Mon.
86%
10c
Mergenthaler Linotype
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Peoples Drug
117.0
125
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Mar
44%
1.66%
Inc
(The)
113.0
132.1
—1.2
-
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
29% Mar
65
89 %
1
common
Resistance
Fund
—
128.8
—0.5
123.4
91.6
—
Service—
—0.9
125.4
121.9
——
;
and
55 % May
.
"
50c
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Valley RR____
Macke Vending class A___
Madison
Low
156.9
——
Jun
1
Corp
1961—
136.3
Shares
common
General
International
-
165.5
——
Goods
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance
Mining
—0.8
124.4
124.8
4nei
High
131.9
123.3
—
—1960
Change
100.3
Goods
Non-Durable
——
—
Bait5
General
Durable
130.9
—
Manufacturing
16% May
47%
11%
5
:
(Julius)
Composite
Percent
July 14,'61
Jun
V2sjl£n
42 %
13 %
12%
Garfinckel
and with highs and lows
1957-59=100
118% May
47% July
47%
non-votings
Stores
the preceding week
Jun
5
Fair
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending July 21, 1961, for the composite and by major
week
10% May
47%
Firemen's Insurance Co of Wash
Food
the
stock
July 21,'61
Apr
Jan
_6.75
at
90% July
130%
34
11%
.
of
45%
32% July
108% 109%
15%
109
-10
Co
76 %
103 %
1,209
Jan
com_—20c
Delaware Power &
Light
Finance
1,071
11,645
37
High
15 %
10%
1
.
Transit System
88 %
34%
12
;
Co
Company
23 %
118% 125%
35 %
45%
Low
280
for
of
Range Since Jan. 1
High
32%
index
industry groups compared with
for the current I year.
Sales
Shares
87%
124%
5c
com
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
Budd
88
stocks
for Week
30 %
*
_
.■
of Prices
Low
_10
Co
Week's
Range
Sale Price
SEC
$30,206,000
$16,008,000
31,000
30,000
i
43,000
"S??™
1,171,000
686,000
$787,000
$475,000
$33,079 000
$17 571,000
{■
The CoiTivncTcicil and. Financial
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Frices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Canadian
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Sale Frioe
Par
Abitibi
Power
Acadia
&
Paper
Atlantic
common
Sugar
Aluminium
4 % %
Canada
4%
pfd
Anglo Canadian
Tel
Co
4%%
$2.50
10 %
775
43
42%
44
3,886
32'%
Feb
32
11'A July
44'% July
327/a
9,883
31% July
23
38'% May
23
200
21
Feb
23
July
45'% Mar
48
July
51'%
53
Apr
32%
47%
48
795
50
52%
52%
35
44
45
70
pfd—50
44
preferred
53%
53
55
183
•
common
41%
40%
41%
4,897
—50
50%
Atlas
100
30%
32%
7,135
32
•
50%
32%
Asbestos Corp
30%
32
•
Steels
Bailey
Bank
of
Bank
Ltd
Selburn
53A%
pfd
21
of
Nova
Power
Class
Bell
&
Paper class A
Brazilian
Traction
5%%
Light
&
Power
Columbia
Company
Building Products
Canada
&
Canada
Iron
Canada
62
62
1,362
41%
41%
47
47
26%
27%
Bronze
Celanese
530
1,427
52
52%
185
4.85
30%
31%
7,702
44%
44
44%
345
Co
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
117%
32% July
3 9'/a
Apr
454
45
513A
Jun
13%
13%
13%
361
37%
37 %
38
485
5,090
233A
26%
1.430
29
16
Jan
21'% July
Jan
21'%
common_LJ:^
173A
Jan
21
21%
Feb
6%
7
700
303A July
7% Feb
a8
a8
a8
125
57/8
5%
6
1,500
11
11
580
Nat
1,119
10'%
Jan
Jan
40
16
Jan
16
16%
200
15
Mar
13%
13%
13%
150
12%
Jun
12%
12%
12 3/4
1.200
8'%
Jan
257s
247a
25 7/a
3,960
"95
2.95
300
22
22 7s
275
17%
75
al7% al7%
30
Ltd
Canadian
Canada
41
60%
5974
60'%
912
45'%
Jan
71
71
75
66
Wares
.
May
al4'%
13
•
19%
14%
Paper
Imperial
6'A%
$1.25
common
Investment
class
A
Cement
International
Utilities
For
63%
Feb
78
15
15'/a
1,600
July
15
1874
197a
14%
137/a
19,571
3,932
22%
420
15
15
14'A
Jan
Pipe
Ltd
footnotes,
6%
10
Jan
17%
Jan.
Jan
Apr
Feb
25
2,360
22 3A
Jun
27
32
32
405
28'% May
33
50
58'A Mar
56
500
48%
__
355
2.50
49
3,398
a84'% a84%
483A
56'/a
2.50
2.50
Jan
2.40
Feb
Apr
Mar
Jan
3.50
Feb
Jan
50'%
10
81
Jan
84Va
•
48
48
75
45
Jan
48
July
40'%
Jun
73/4
1,778
6
Jan
93/4 Mar
46
46
120
40
Jun
55 % Mar
2.20
2.20
200
35%
36%
462
35'% July
40%
44'%
44%
45
165
36'%
Jan
47'% July
Feb
213A
Jun
July
18%
Feb
7'%
—*
7'%
--
1.50
21
21
100
16
16
100
16
53/4
6'%
8,240
87s
9
905
12'A
12%
Jan
20'%
*
*
6 %
*
*
.100
Pall
Mall
3.25
Apr
Feb
15
10
7 9'A
143/4
Cement
Corp
class
A—
Apr
Jan
85
10'%
15'% July
3
72
Apr
Feb
°Q7
May
793/4 July
93%
2,225
Jan
117a May
50
20
Jan
21
al2'%
123/4
50
10'A
Jan
187a
Jan
24 3/4 Mar
113/4
Jan
21
9 %
a
6.00
247%
May
13'A
Jun
May
297a
20,477
24
July
—.——.—*
pfd—
26
27
575
26
July
50
4174
413A
200
40
Jun
43'%
Jun
a33
a33
30
30
Jan
35
Jan
67a
7
1,900
6
2878
293/4
1,505
—_—
of
Canada
com—*
a33
*
28%
—---
6%
12'A July
12
81 '/u
a21% a21%
*
common
7% Mar
93/4 May
10
1,200
15
70:1/4
•
Jan
77a Mar
4.60
1,825
a853/8 a853%
10
preferred.
..10
16%
Jan
Apr
Mar
32
7% May
343% Mar
28
Jan
400\
16
July
18'% Mar
4'ooJ
21
Jan
33% July
74
72
74'%
3,321
677a
Jan
80
May
27
27'%
655
19'%
Jan
32
Jan
al02
al02
5
100%
Feb
103'% July
58
July
68% May
58
Co
of
.u._,
—
-33% *
—
Steel
*
—
Canada
preferred
100
Canada
Ltd
Finance
;; >/
58
58
10
66
64'%
66
532
_*
533/4
53%
54
2,535
52
52
21
*
Bank
class
A—
B
10% Mar
60
595
Feb
66
July
52'% July
55
Jun
175
38%
Jan
53
Jun
217%
2,995
197a
Jan
243/4 Mar
160
160
503
1.60 July
3.15 Mar
6%
*
—
Canada
Pipeline
—
Oils
*
Steel
Corp.....—
*
Gooderham
Knapp
(Geo)
Worts
&
*
A
523/8
1
(Canada) Ltd
class
3.00
230
25
57s Mar
13
Jan
38'%
874
Jan
14'% Mar
5234
2,260
Jan
533/4 July
3.00
3.00
1,500
2.45 Mar
17'%
177s
1,150
17% July
3.90 Apr
20'% May
1974
20
1,150
19
July
22
38 %
39
505
35
Jan
51'%
*
new—
6%
al4% al4'A
—___—_*
Ltd
&
21%
*
7%
7'%
925
36%
2.25
36%
37
21'A
Jan
2.25
2.50
305
2.00
Jan
18%
18%
al3'A
al3'A
92%
893/4
6
Mar
40
2.50
1,175
17%
Jan
193/4
13 %
50
9%
Jan
69'A
Jan
11%
365
10
Jan
227s
1,795
21
3.90
Apr
3.75
3.90
960
21'A
21
21'A
735
37
•'
1,055
3.25
15'%
Jan
4.60
Jan
23'%
353/8 July
Minerals
Ltd
Consolidated Ltd
Anglo-Amer
Molybdenite
Arno
Associated
Mines
-1%
483%
487a
49
231
423%
Jan
49
83/4
83A
83A
25
7'A
Jan
12
19%
183A
197/a
Jan
Jun
16'% May
Barvallee
1
44%
Bellechasse
385
113/4
Jan
21
3.25
Jan
11
Ltd 5%. pfd
Mining Corp Ltd
523
3c
3c
44c
44c
45c
2,000
19,000
3%C
5c
7,767
3c
3'%
c
2.96
July
67a
Jan
9'A
Jun
3c
Jan
5c
Feb
30c
Jan
45c
July
Apr
5c
Jan
85c
66c
85c
91,675
45c
Jan
85c
July
30c
30c
33c
22,144
30c
July
49c
9
83/4
9
542
May
July
6.80
7r»
.
,.
Jan
4.95
2 %C
Apr
5c
Jun
DC
Jan
15c
Mar
1
26,300
17c
Feb
5c
500
3C
Jan
83A
200
6'%
al.75
45
70c
Mar
10c
13 %c
13 %c
16c
8c
7 Vic
9%c
39,500
1
9c
9c
10c
177a
i 17'A
177a
700
6 3%
674
300
Feb
35c
May
6c
Ma.y
1L%
Jun
3.00
Jun
Jun
19c
Jan
12c
Jun
Mar
15c
May
20
Mar
3,100'
*
Apr
2%c Apr
4,8u0
1
8.80
a—
a—
28c
83A
21C
21c
5c
1
1
9
9.500
al4% al4%
20
Jan
500
3c
7b
7%
5,000
6.80
2%c
1
Hill
Jun
July
al.75
Tungsten
Mines
Ltd
16
1,303
Feb
9.15
22% May
Calgary & Edmonton Corn Ltd—
8.95
1,400
7.60
Jan
12'/a
Apr
Canadian
8.40
200
7.40
Jan
11%
Apr
Apr
•
3.50
1,925
14
3.10 May
5.00
Collieries
&
Resources
Canadian
—3
Gen
Ltd
Investments
41'%
35
35
Apr
50
55
56%
2,082
45
Jan
Canadian
Kodiak
24%
24%
243A
577/a May
3,563
237s July
29
Jun
Canadian
Power
193/4
18 3A
193/4
4,335
103/4
Jan
21'A
Jun
Canorama
Jun
Canalask
a21
a21
50
19'A
Jun
21%
21 %
2174
21%
100
19%
Jan
45 3A
44%
453A
7,869
373%
Jan
15
143%
15%'
1,935
127%
Jan
63
21% July
46% May
167a Jun
64
1,816
43
Jan
al7
al7
64'% July
Cassiar
21
15
Jan
18
Catelli
833/4
85
Nickel
577a
Jan
85
July
32'%
32
33
2,061
44'A
30 3A
Jun
433A
44%
515
Jan
49
48'A
45%
48'A
910
40'%
Jan
72
70
50%
72'%
1,399
603/8
11
11
420
35
35
310
Jun
Jan
78
May
12
Jan
26'% Mar
35
May
Inv
Ltd
Ltd
Corp
Minerals
class A
Ltd.,
pnnsni
fientral
Cadillac
Mines
Ltd
Feb
1.35
Apr
80c
Feb
1.70
Jun
7.00
602
5
Jan
July
7
Jun
DC
11,D0I)
2c
Feb
6c
33c
36c
45,616
13c
Mar
36c
1.60
1,000
14c
14C
4,000
6%c
8%c Apr
127% May
327a July
9%c
4,000
13'%
14
200
35
145
3.00
3.40
32,651
2%c
500
11 Vic 11
%c
2,000
13c
13c
4.000
4c
11 %C
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—«...
Jan
97c
18,034
40
2%c
3.40
1
4 Vic
7,000
1.45 Mar
Feb
1.60
19c
July
July
Apr
Jun
12%c Jan
15
% May
39%
Jan
Jan
4.25
May
2%c May
ll'%c July
4%c
Jan
11 Vic
July
May
1.94
6%c
Feb
3c
18 Vic
Jan
Jun
5c
6C
6c
500
5c
Feb
11c
Apr
1.50
5c
5c
1,000
2%C
Jan
6c
Jun
1
2%c
Vic
3,000
2%c
Feb
4c
May
.1
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava
30
600
1.45
9%c
1
Ltd—^.1
40
115
1.00
1.30
327a
14
*
1
—
83/4 May
1.60
14c
1
•
Ltd
Ltd
Jan
63% July
JC
35c
*
1
•
7.00
1.40
*
-1
Cleveland Copper Corn
,
*
.1
Ltd—
Explorations Ltd
Products
14
,
1.00
_10c
Ltd
Mining Corp
I—.
Chib-Kayrand Copper Mines
Chibougamau Copper Corp
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Jun
8'% May
Ltd
Chess
35% May
33'A
Paner
Mines
Asbestos
Food
Chemalloy
4,215
&
Explorations
Cartier Quebec
Jun
Oils
Refineries
38'A
*
Cantexas Royalty Co Ltd
Carbec Mines Ltd
Canadian Homestead
July
6c
Ltd—
Common
41%
common..*
9'/a
July
54c
2.10
Jun
3.40
85
87a
1
Co
56%
•
9
1
Ltd
Mining
16
64
1,500
66,330
High
30c
5
41%
-*
30c
July
July
*
8.40
8.95
30c
Burnt
Jun
780
16c
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp
Bornite Copper Corn..
211/8 July
19
126,145
30c
2.96
Warrants
May
a9
Bay
28c
1
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Blue Bonnets Raceway Inc
—'
July
19
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
2.72
1
..1
Belgium Stores
Jan
a9
Corp
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Bateman
Jun
1,750
Telefilms
Iron
Shares
High
2.96
—*
&
for Week
of Prices
30c
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd cl A—.1
n
Ja
Feb
10
383/4
32'A
Mar
Dollars
5
Augustus Exploration
Avalon Telephone Co
"■eb
.
Sulphur
28c
*
Nickel
Canadian
1
Mining
Ltd
Arcadia
Atlas
Jun
39%
103
37
100
May
42
Sales
Low
1
.
in
Week's
Range
Last
Alscope
Jun
1033/4
103
19
Ajax
Jun
25
Expressed
Sale Price
May
92'% July
14
May
383/4
4,295
Are
Par
14
280
11
35%
Shown
STOCKS
July
8'A May
92%
213%
!
39
*
.
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
22%
37
-
common
Atlas
18%
a
B
Ltd
Friday
80
.
5
44
24%
22'% July
45
76'A
preferred.,—10
see page
24%
Canadian Stock Exchange
5
Lines
Service Ltd
13 3%
common
20'% July
14'% July
25
Public
21
Jan
.50
Prices
7.60
Corp
preferred
Apr
10 Va
common..
Jun
19%
10
com
173/4
4,530
Jun
30
common.5
Canada
50
12
15
July
% July
2,580
*
common.,
of
Paper
Jamaica
15'%
531
80
20
preferred
Nickel
Interprovincial
Iroquois Glass
Jan
74
80
25
International
$2
Jan
10'A
80
•
preferred
a20
11
common
•
preferred
International
1374
734
25
*
Acceptance Corp
Inland
pid
*
Imperial
Oil
Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Indus
155
13
a
24'A
20c
Paper
Feb
a20
11%
27'%
Class
24%
•
Bay Mining
Hudson's Bay Co
July
*
Zellers
50'% May
25
July
•
Hudson
jun
55% July
Jan
Webb
68
100
Pitfield
183%
145
8'%
Walker
a50
1
Oil class A
Jan
855
United
a50
a9
Smith
1
15'%
127a
73 %
22%
•
Co__
Feb
15%
9
Viau
a50
•
common
Jan
137
60'% July
75 % Mar
1
—
47
20
16'%
Triad
Mar
I100
—
250
3.75 July
*
_
4,095
145
33%
Trans
July
21
Apr
—1
E)
18'%
55'%
145
8%
Weston
Jan
•
Class B—
Howard
Apr
Jan
Warrants
&
21'%
2.60
*
preferred
Holt, Renfrew
Home
May
19
..10
common
17%
55%
Jun
285
„5
Dynamics
Handy Andy
2Ha
113A
—1
_
(Chas
Lakes
Jan
825
313A
•
Corp
18%
55%
123A May
51'A July
16%
Class
18
Apr
17% May
16'%
*
B
Gatineau Power common
5% preferred
Great
Jan
590
1
class
Feb
2,425
1
Ltd
Toronto-DGminion
•
Corp
Steel
Jan
16
1,108
——
General
16
2,395
7%
Prod
40
1
33'%
Texaco
50
Heating
Jan
8 3A
Traders
25 7/8 July
3.75
class
Motors
Jan
193%
187/a
•
Com
Jan
103%
July
Steinbergs class A——.———--1
3.85 May
3.40
3%
common
10 %
5
51'A
*
Williams
Steel Co
28% May
Jan
18%
•
.
643
48%
.100
Standard Structural
May
16% July
Apr
13'A July
3.75
*
common
Apr
13'%
12 3A a 12 3/4
51'A
Gas
4%
Inc
Southam
15'%
183A
•
common
13'A
a
Feb
Jun
24
Jan
2.50
20
40
•
Chemical
of
20'/a
19
20%
15
Co.
226
*
Coal
Petroleum
General
Feb
*
com
Ltd
&
20
39
Jun
123/4
•
*
Simpsons
10'A Apr
32% Jun
26 3A May
117% Apr
Jan
25
preferred
preferred.
General
6'% Mar
Jan
10
&
Canada
Co
23 7%
37
Jan
Brewery—
Frosst &
985
600
20%
17'%
25
Sogemines
38
-7
31%
7 Va
common
Ltd
Sherwin
12
39
Jan
2 5 3/8
11%
2
14'%
100
5%
—
Sicard
•
100
24
Jun
21'%
A
153%
—
of
A
163A July
14'% Feb
a
153/a
class A
Class A
73A May
69'A
7%
74
1,144
'585
Jun
a?
Jan
24
Jan
20
15'% Mar
58
17%
63'A
2,203
•
13'% May
200
17
14
22
935
71
24
1,680
2,418
•
14%
71
17
Series
25
Smelting
14
71
24
Apr
11%
•
14 %
*
2,488
pfd_20
*
common
(Canada)
Lawrence
12
10 %
—
Textile
Cos
Jan
24%
4%
43
90
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common—
*
Shawinigan Water & Power common.*
11% May
9'A May
16%
10
Lta
Canada
Lawrence
Feb
11%
common
Fraser
St
67%
20
Leo
Preferred
16%
—a.
French
July
64%
'■*
ti
V
36
Paper
12
,
42%
—
V)
16%
—*
6%
Foundation Co
Apr
4'%
25
Gas
class
Stores
Motor
7%
10
25
preferred
Fleetwood
(A
67%
•
Players
Jun
preferred—.10
Ltd
Roe
Rolland
50% July
155
2.431
7'
41%
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common—:
a21
30%
4174
*
Mar
29%
37%
27% May
20c
25
29
7
Feb
preferred
Jan
38
243A
Ores—
B
May
30%
1,568
*
4%%
18 3A
—50
27
—*
Class
43%
;
26%
•
Rothmans
9
Feb
27
Telephone
preferred
Reitman's
Feb
405
100
Jun
10%
28%
common
July
2,429
all
217a
8'A July
93/4
*
July
50
al0%
Jun
.*
13
20%
all
110% May
8'% Jun
Jun
21'%
Jan
.
60
Jun
Feb
7%
"100
24%
B_
Jan
6
100
3,125
21%
—.40
Mar
20
1^
Glass
Famous
12
48%
a20%
•
Corp Ltd
Bnuge
&
3.9'A
100
7
common
Dominion
Enamel
18%
497
125
8'%
Jun
a21
•
com
Seagrams
Electrolux
2,625
'
30'%
"
106 107%
8%
21%
Quebec Power
July
940
Jan
Feb
200
preferred
Quebec
18'%
*
class
Warrants
Mar
251
24'% July
25 3% Jan
29
28%
May
.
,
^
May
15
?
2,050
Canada
Co
&
20
Jan
.1
preferred
Transport
6%
July
28%
*
Freres
38
of
Quebec Natural
Apr
24%
50
A_50c
A
Tar
15 Vb
27%
*
Credit
Dominion
12% July
33'% Jan
28
*
Dominion
147a July
26%
•
Coal
Jun
Mar
Bros
Jan
10 'A
—..100
Provincial
St
class
Foundries & Steel
7%%
Jun
29%
Dominion
Dupuis
50%
Price
4%
4,177
*
Textile
Bros
Jan
1,210
•
Glass
of
Apr
44'%
May
47'% May
17'A
15,674
17
27
:—._
Products
Iron
5%%
Zelierbach
Pont
36
42
Jun
1,917
11'%
93/4
Tubes
Corp
153/B
20
107/8
26%
——
common—:
Premium
50y4
•
B
Donohue
Jan
May
34y8
1
Enterprises
Consolidated Mining &
New
29%
53/4
14%
12%
Farm
Steel
Jan
49%
58%
Railway
Western
Dominion
3.80
14%
33%
56
Combined
Dominion
Power
3,377
19%
267%
A
common
Steel
Penmans
16%
8%
Petroleums
Page-IIersey
17
193/4
^ >*
106
Light & Power
Ontario
52'A July
49%
12%
Vickers
Dominion
Jan
Jun
650
Luu__—*—_——
Pacific
May
34%
21
—
Canadian
Dominion
9
14%
19%
.
Distillers
48
Jun
50% July
Jan
200
19%
Lid
Morse
Industries
class
Mar
7'A
44
39
—*
class
Weaving
Mines
Scotia
Jan
39
Chemical common..5
Corp—
—*
Ogilvie Flour Mills
7%
preferred
jan
55
47% Mar
46
Nova
Feb
48'% July
343/4
49%
20%
Canadian-fljocomotive
Class
42 3/4
49%
common
Canadian Oil Companies
Home
1,297
Jan
Apr
31
39
Car
Wire
Noranda
49%
•
International Power
Preferred
Ford
4.95
*
Canadian
Du
II.522
4.90
Hydrocarbons
•
Canadian Imperial Bk of
Commerce_10
Dow
54
30%
*
Husky
Coronation
Jan
May
7%
19%
B
Corbys
38'A
50%
Canadian
Consumers
Jun
25
53
20%
common
Fairbanks
Consolidated
65
41
49%
7%
•
common
Chemical
Canadian
Jan
55
12.50
Canadian
Cockshutt
July
200
10
common
Electronics
Canadian
Canadian
76
27%
common
Canadian
Canadian
67'A
Jan
270'
53 7%
—
7 %
41%
49%
_•
Sugar—
Foundries
Breweries
Canadian
Jan
Steel
54'%
—20
Steamship
Class
Drug &
National
Niagara
18 3A
5
National
Jun
Mar
Jan
8 3%
*
A
Ltd
Locomotive
23% July
1961
common
5%
preferred
Canadian Aviation
Canadian
20% Mar
•
Dominion
Canadian
800
667%
July
18
1,000
20
————:——
Montreal
July
42
Jan
18
*
i
Preferred
Jan
16
18
100
Montreal Trust
1
preferred
Canada
Jun
31
4
111/-
common
Class
High
1,365
18
10
B
33
59'/8
common.
Cement
$1.30
(Robt)
Breweries
Class
*
Brown
w
Molson
July
Low
42
al2 al6'%
*
Tel.,—
&
XV,*
Mitchell
25
Products
Power
Telephone
Range Since Jan. 1
High
41'/a
—3
Power
Metropolitan Stores
$1.30 preferred
•
Forest
Columbia
Tel
32% July
3,650
50
Maritime
lVltLi Al/lUlt
45
Jan
I,916
■
Lawrence
22
76
26%
Shops—
Massey-Ferguson common
5'%%
preferred
50
Columbia
Crown
-i'
Electric—
Calgary Power
513/4
73%
60%
*
preferred
preferred
British Columbia
British
Jan
76
•
5 '~!r
Shares
*
585
50
pfd
Oil
British
48
66%
50
American
4'%%
44
42
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd •
July
55% July
Jan
Candy
25'A Mar
£1
Mersey
British
Jan
23%
25
preferred
Paper
Bowaters
British
Feb
64%
*
Corp 5%
Bowater
40
23%
•
Telephone
Bowater
Jan
33
66 VB
•
B
of Frices
Low
—*
Ltd
(M)
Lower St
July
50'%
10
Banque Canadian National
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
Bathurst
Jun
10
Scotia
43 %
Apr
8
10
Montreal
Loeb
10
36%
50
Ltd
High
3,711
50
$2.90 preferred
Corp
Low
(John)—.
Secord
Laura
41%
25
preferred
High
Ltd
Labatt
Range Since Jan. 1
10%
*
of
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
40%
•
Ltd
Co
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
Argus
41%
•
Algoma Steel
Aluminum
Low
•
common
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Last
IVlondBy, July 31, 1961
.
.
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
Friday
.
(Range for Week Ended July 28)
Exchange
in
Chronicle
6c
2
7
Volume 194
Number 6077
.
.
Commercial
.
The
and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Par
Consolidated
Monpas Mines
Consolidated
Pacific
New
Consolidated
Vauze
Ltd
Mines
1
Ltd
1
L)
*
(R
Ltd
Petroleum
Crusade
Denault
Dominion
Ltd
Leaseholds
Oilcloth
Kootenay
Fano
7%
Co Ltd
pfd
&
Ltd
Fundy
Sec
Ltd
Inc
Haitian
Ltd
4%%
Ltd
Horner
July
35c
Apr
500
950
Mines
Ltd—
1.50 Mar
5.50
6.00
655
2.50 May
25%
.25%
60c
27
24V4
2QD
1,750
20% Mar
24
14%
39c
39c
24% July
2,166
25c
56c
64c
9,000
51c
21%
23y4:
1,500
al25
60c
al25
3%c
3%c
3%c
11,100
.621/4
63
ale
ale
3c
2c
2c
Feb
2.35
100
2c
50
jan
9c
Class
International
Israel
Can
Power
Quebec
&
Continental
Jubilee
Iron
1955
Sherritt-Gordon
Steep
Rock
Traders'
Fin
Jan
8%
Apr
9
Jun
13%
Jan
41%
41 %
41%
675
30 Vi
Jan
43% July
43%
43
43%
200
33
Jan
a23
a23
45 Vi May
23
Jun
59%
58 %
60
Mines
Westcoast
Hill
Mines
3c
Jan
3'/2c
Jan
61/2C
31c
34c
67,000
30c
Jun
48c
5c
1,500
31/aC
Jan
2i/2c
1,000
2'/2C
Jan
85c
1.00
41/2C May
13,700
a341/23341/2
10
—*
34c
;.
1.00
—
Labrador
&
Zinc
Jun
1.20
Mines
251/2
Feb
341/2
Corp
class
2.00
1.05
Feb
8'/2C
Feb
510
71/2C
Feb
16c
3.75
Mining Co Ltd__
'•
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
1,000
7%
3.25
3c
16c
July
5.75
Jan
24
200
3c
3,500
Jun
5%c July
2y2c July
21 i/2c
23c
8,400
26
26%
100
6,270
3.20
Jan
5.15
v6.95
Jan
9.80 Mar
87
Feb
92%
Feb
15%
Jan
20
25
Mar
Feb
4c
21c
Jun
50c
25
Jan
28% May
Jan
3.509
9%c
Feb
24c
Jun
36%
39'/4
2,200
27
Feb
391/4 July
12
12 '/a
621
11
Jun
13
50c
43c
55c
8,400
43c
1
75c
65c
75c
2.9UJ
47c
Jan
15c
16c
9,000
12c
Jun
24c
11%
Feb
131/8
1.55
1
.
*
Mount
Pleasant
*
45c
45c
Mount
Royal
*
7(4
6%
71/4
2,5°6
7%
71/2
71/2
425
a5c
a5c
134
41/2C
65
65
357
46
4 c,; •4%c
3,275
121/4
Ltd
121/2
1.32
1
Ltd
Mines
1.45
800
52c
56c
10 000
32c
Royal
Rice
Mills
Ltd
*
Mi-
New
Formaque Mines Ltd
Newfoundland
Light & Pwr Co Ltd—10
New
Jack
New
Santiago Mines Ltd
New
West
Nocana
Lake
Uranium
Amulet
Mines
American
North
American
1st
Mines,,jLtd
Mines
Ltd—,
Asbestos
—
f-«-
1
800
Co
Ltd
Ltd
1
Jun
May
Mines
Abacus
(1945).
j.—*
Opemisca
Ltd
Shown
Are
Ltd—:
Mines
Porcupine
Power
Corp
4%%'
of
Prairie
preferred
Steel
Preferred
Acadia
Acme
♦
Chibouganiau Goldfields
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration
Quebec
Lithium
Jan
2c
9c
65
62,500
2c
32c
140.500
13c
Jan
4c
1,000
4c
Jun
Jan
May
6c
May
21/2 c
May
May
3 '/2c
Feb
39 Vic May
7<?
Jan
8c
1,000
5'/2c
Jan
40c
8,500
30c
Jun
52c
50
25%
Jan
33
July
47
Jan
51
July
10c
Jun
a51
20
2.75
100
7c
1,500
6c
Jan
12 Vic May
10c
2,050
8c
Jan
15Vic May
2.10
Jan
3.25
Jan
Advocate
Alba
Quebec
Oil
Development
Quebec Smelting
Ragland
Red
Nickel
6.70
7.60
91/2C
3c
3c
10c
12c
9,100
10c
Feb
20c
Apr
12 %c
14c
20,000
8c
Feb
18c
May
44
44
44
125
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45
3.30
3.30
100
9
9%
775
9%
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2.60
Chains
Ltd
Canada
1
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A
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41c
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Yellowknife
Southern
Canada
Spartan
Air
A
Power 6%
He
38 %c
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Lake
Tazin
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Texaco
Tib
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Mines
Titan
Petroleum
Trans-Canada
United
United
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Vanguard
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Wet'ion
Wendell
Westburne
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22c
42c
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57,600
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38%c July
2c
Feb
2,000
90
16 %
May
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Alberta
48c
July
3%c May
16 %
May
4,395
2,400
1.15
Feb
14%
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1.60
1.45
1.65
24,675
71c
Feb
445
12% May
118
Jan
50c
65c
1,300
15c
Feb
5c
5c
3,000
5c
5c
500
5c
Jan
6c
15%
125
85c
8c
May
Feb
Feb
Jan
10
61
58
61
575
31%
Jan
6.00
6.35
2,600
3.75
Jan
1,200
Aprn
1.00 Mar
55
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8%c
Jan
16%c Mar
65
Jun
13%
Jun
14%
6c
6c
500
6c
Apr
9%c Mar
95c
1.00
3,900
95c
July
1.00
Gas
Trunk
Warrants
July
July
56
869
5c
5c
8,100
5c
July
11c
Jan
1
2c
2c
30,000
2c
July
4%c
Apr
11,000
2c
Jun
4c
Mar
46c
Dec
61c
Mar
Jan
11
2c
5<Tc
2c
50c
*
10
2%c
•
10
1
2%c
Line
30
3,000
100
97/a
10,000
Jan
2%c May
56
Feb
3%c Mar
Campbell
Chibougamau
Canadian
Delhi
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Inter
Central-Del
Oil
Inv
Rio
Mines
Motor
Co
Goodyear Tire
Gurnar
5
of
&
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Hollinger Consol
Trust
Oils
5%
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Jan
4.35
32
32
250
24%
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12%
100
10%
Feb
15
of
50c
5,000
18%
1,743
nou'16%
Jan^«o»'
19% May
54%
50
52%
Feb
57%
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7.25
7.26
4.00
Feb
8.50
Jun
•
43%
42%
44
common——*
11%
11%
11%
2.75
2.75
1.77
1.80
Mar
52c
Jun
4,771
32%
Feb
3,240
>"-8%
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50
2.20
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2.75 Mar
14,4.50
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2.1a Mar
31% July
38% May
1.80
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32
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17,422
23
23
23
25
47%
47%
110
17 %c
18c
1,183
25
-50
1-
Mines
•
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l"il % July
1
May
3,040
5c
Feb
12c
24,160
8%c
Jan
14%c
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20c
60c
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65c
31,954
37c
Feb
84c
Jun
2.75
3,.00
4.05
Apr
—lc
—
35
8,200
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class
A
•
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preferredGold Mines
Ashdown
B
Warrants
Atlantic
Coast
Atlin
Ruffner
Aunor
Bank
to
of
—
Nova
Uranium
Bros
3.15 July
Jan
7% Mar
2.85
2.70
2.85
565
2.60
Jun
1
25
7.15
6.80
7.15
5,210
23%
23%
23%
3,515
4 90 Jan
20% Mar
50c
1.70
1.65
1.75
7,020
75c
Jan
1.70 Jun
52c May
lie
Jan
67% Jun
37c
37c
1.200
34c
13c
10,500
10c
10
66%
64%
66%
76%
73%
76%
1
1.65
1.60
1.74
22,900
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47c
10c
45c
8c
47c
10c
1-900
20,200
17%
17%
177/a
3,121
160
160
202
147%
149
8.35
8.35
26
27%
,
100
100
4,260
79
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*
*
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Bibis
Black
July
Bordulac
Bouzan
Jan
149
7.35 Mar
Jan
May
Jun
July
8.65 May
27% July
4%c
126
51c
50c
51c
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18c
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Mar
54
17,040
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98c
1.10
11c
12c
13,984
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6%c
15,500
4%c Jun
71c
71c
72c
8,219
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6c
10,000
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9c
5,300
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56c
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50
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50
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50
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52
52
1
5.95
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4.85
80
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American
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1
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30%
Feb
3%C Jan
39c
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12c
69c
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May
46 /a Jan
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50 /a July
54
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5.80 May
,
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25
72
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80
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3.05 Apr
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56
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75
2.41
200
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15,828
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4.90
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12c
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720
140
6.65
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6.50
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41,200
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54
52
1
Jun
14c
8%c Jan
82c May
Mar
8c
22,500
*
58c
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20c J £
55% Jun
5jjc July
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53%
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21
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Brazilian
129
19
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4c
25
53%
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Apr
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360
4%c
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20
5,008
15
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165
17c
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25
15
2.12
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3%c Jan
25
May
7c
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5,000
16c
76% July
1.42 May
39c
8c
6c
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25
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Yukon
Jun
Jan
66% Jan <
28
—
1
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Mines
7.25
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7%c
59% Jan
5,698
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Bethlehem
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133-
3,966
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28
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16
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-
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1
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8 85 Mar
25% July
Feb
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Paper
3.50
Mar
13c
-
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Bevcon
Jan
Feb
6%
10
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Belleterre
Mar
8c
2.65
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Belcher
13c
17 /ac May
Jan
Feb
6c
200
•
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5.10
41
7c
6%c
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Power
Beattie
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1.60 Feb
33% July
,
4,000
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Mersey
2,367
66,700
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24
6%
preferred
9,800
2,000
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3.20
—
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Base Metals Mining
5%%
47
9c
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6%c
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May
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5.90
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79
5.70
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9%
700
—
1
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44% July
52% July
17c
Feb
9c May
16% Feb
6,283
5,500
—
1.12 May
Jan
.10,500
317/a
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—1
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79
45%
71c
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46
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Barnat
397/s
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Jan
3.10
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changed
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Jan
1
1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
5%% preferred—
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23
1.10
30%
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Jun
36c
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class
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1;.18
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8.75
22c
2c
9,500
23%
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July
Feb
2.00
17c
Apr
14
Feb
28
21,625
13c
1.75
12c
12c
10,000
12
47c
1
:
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7c
12
Apr
7%c
165
40c
1
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7.50
1,170
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10
1
51
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90c
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5.40 Jan
1,800
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51
51
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class
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85c
40%
50
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85c
—
•
common
$2.50
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—
—
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5.90
2.50
390
6c
Jun
*
1,100
5c
—
---.-
warrants
5.15
75
—
35
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Apr
9c
3,000
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10% May
22c
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8%c
24,668
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July
47% July
15c
7c
8c
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23
45 Vi Mar
8%c
—
15c
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Feb
7c
;
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79
21
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250
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3,000
5
108
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20% May
4,436
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7.95
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14
-
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1,072
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8.30
1
3.10
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—
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4.10
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100
32
*
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105%
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4.15
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104
97
34% May
109% July
10
;—
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9.25
-
Jan
95
—
*
4%
4.15
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Canada
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4.25
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34% May
*
4,246
107 107 %
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1
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13
10
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Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Consumer Gas Co common
Ford
Ltd
Ltd-
Petroleums
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4.25
12%
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Co
109%
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——
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Jun
49%
1
Jan
7.50
Bata
6.35 July
1.60 Jan
1
.
1.50
24%
common
Leduc
Bankfield
85
9c
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1,475
8,812
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Mar
2.75 May
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3,825
1.15
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9 %c May
3,000
1.15
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5c
2.50
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1.75
-
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Jan
Jan
32%
—•
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5.25
15
*
53c
31
Anglo Huronian
Apr
25c
13c
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Feb
1.05 July
1.75
3,210
87/a Mar
Jan
12 %c
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4.50
1.75
12%
1.77 July
8%
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2.00
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12
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1.74
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12
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8
1.75
1
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Jun
1.30
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2.15
90c
4.75
7
750
1
Ltd
5c
2.50
50c
100
Anglo-American Exploration
Auto
2.40
Ltd
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3%cMay
1.70 July
4c
2.10
—
2.10
400
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55 y2
Mar
9,000
2.68
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38c
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3,400
1.25
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1
44c
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10
42%c
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1
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Feb
May
;
13
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44c
6c
94c
1.15
Jan
l
100
*
56c
31%
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70,350
1
75.828
100
-
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66c
—*
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3 %c
Jan
2,000
Corp
Corp
Mines
5.50 July
Feb
7c
6c
Elec
Products
Westville
Apr
2c
5c
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Jan
May
4.85
1,500 "
85%
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Mining
Mining
2.05
28c
5,500
5c
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6,900
98c
—
Co
Analogue
1.89
85%
4.30
92c
—
Lead
Anchor
66c
100
Ventures Ltd
Virginia
700
Feb
85%
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Feb
2.00
Fund
Corp
Principal
16c
5c
Corp
Asbestos
United
Apr
1
preferred
Ltd
Mar
4.10
97c
—
preferred
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1.53
—*
Ltd
16c
4.15
•
4%%
Jun
._1
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Ltd—
Canada
Exploration
4.00
10%
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8Vic Jan
50
Amalgamated
1.84
*
100
•
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950
100
Jan
4%cJuly
10c
Feb
2 80 Jan
5
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Aluminium
21,952
:
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2c
Jan
Feb
7
65c
pfd
1,000
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42c
.
2,0u0
11c
Jun
11% July
22% July
Jan
91%
110
4y2c
11c
•
—;
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Area
*
Services
100
4V2c
1
—
common
Trunk
Gas
Algonquin
7.10
*
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Standard
Jan
6c
2.45 Mar
3,900
1
class A
99%
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Feb
43%
19%
765
*v2c
13 Vic
1
Gold
Alminex
6.45
Ltd
22%
5,550
99%
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7.10
1
22%
>
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High
Mar
36% Apr
8
Jun
1
Algoma Steel
2.25
_1
lOW;
*
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1
Inc
22%
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Alberta
2.25
Metals
10
8c
1
Explorations
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Sobey's Stores
July
42
'
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10%
—
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42c
Columbian
Gas
class
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8.60 May
14Vic May
3c
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250
,
5.50
*
,
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8'/2c Mar
1,000
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4.85
,
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5.40
1,600
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2.90
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5,047
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Crest
Ltd
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&
for Week
42
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Agnico Mines Ltd
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9%c
4.90
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of Prices
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Mar
33
81/2 c
2.80
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Sales
1
-
Central
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Corp
Canadian
40%
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&
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2.75
2.75
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13c
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Apr
*
7 Vi
Feb
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16%
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warrants
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17%
Jun
*
preferred
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,—
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1st
Apr
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13%
12,000
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cumulative
1.60
14
4,00
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common
Class B preferred
12c
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Jan
3,322
4,406
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;
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Class
9 Vic
Ltd
Prime
1.10
Apr
10% July
.16
Week's
Last
Acadia
Jun
33
10c
,—.—
Opemiska Copper Mint's (Quebec) Ltd
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Mines
Ltd—
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8 % Mar
*
16%
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•
Jun
37c
39c
!
Explorers
1.25
100
Jun
July
15
—
Abitibi Power & Paper common
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9
15%
14%
— —
9c
Class A
7c
Ltd—
1.25
50
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1,070
,
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■
1
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2c
50
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20
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Apr
68c
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*
com
13%
1.10 May
Jan
Mar
5'A
26c
26c
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Corp
Metals
Power
preferred
Northwest
1
1
Rare
Quebec
65
——50c
Ltd
North
Northern
1
.
92
13
10%
Sale Prloe
Algoma
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,
,
Par
July
1.22
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'
.19%
Friday
81/2 July
12%
Island Mining Corp Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
92
19%
—
•
July
Toronto Stock Exchange
Akaitcho
11'/2c 11 Vic
5
Merrill
1.75 May
4,725
._
Prices
Class
200
6i/a Mar
1"%
Tan
24
July
pfd—_10
6%
Chipman
Feb
8.35
—*
18i/2c July
•
Distilleries
Mercury
5,505
2i/2c
22c
1
Mclntyre-Porcunine
Melchers
3.75
3 %c
7%
*
Ltd
!
31/2C
1
Canada Ltd
16c
3.25
1
'
July
1.36
5.15
Jan
100
A—5
Ltd (Walter M)
Co
Jun
82c
7.85
Jun
1,000
1
Ltd—
1,800
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May
1.90
Mining & Exulora'n Co Ltd_l
Copper
Lithium Corp of
Massval
1.90
Ltd—
1.69
19
53c
Jun
77c
18 y2c 18j/2c
Ltd—1
1
Acceptance
Lindside
Lowney
Co
May
19%
350
2,000
4.70
Ltd
.
Jun
2 V2c
6j/2c
20
20
25
20
79c
8.35
—*
„
Co
Jan
5c
Jun
May
a20
8y2c Mar
4,000
May
1.69
L69
July
1,700
20
5.15
common
trust-—
Apr
Jun
1
Ltd
Transmission
Voting
60
19%
20
4%% pfd—100
Pipe Line Co
*
Ltd
Jan
60
1
Ltd
Ltd
Jan
44 Vh
79c
Ltd
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20%
.
1
Ltd
Mines
Canada
Keno
31/2C
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,
81
1,710
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of
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Feb
0
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Mines
Iron
Gas
3,50 Mar
205
6,525
20
preferred
Gold
Jun
7
•
1950 pfd
preferred
5%
Antonio
4.15
10%
class A
Telephone 5%
Mountain
4c
»
Corp
Kontiki Lead
Labrador
Oil
High
Jan
9%
Paper Co "B"__2.50
1951
San
2.60
6%
*
Uranium
200
•
5Vc
Radiore
..
7
Ltd
Corp
Union
5 %.C
1
Mining
3.75
Low
10%
.
Trans
4c
Ltd
Ceramic
Range Since Jan. 1
■
1
STOCKS
Chemicals
Inland
3.60
'
1
High
—*
A
Mines Ltd
B
MacLaren
United
100
class
Companies Ltd
Jun
5 i/2c
Metals Ltd 1
A
Loblaw
May
1
*
class
Ltd
Gold
United
Jun
Feb
Shares
Low
*
common
Kerr-Addison
631/4 July
31/2C May
Mar
2.25
95
Apr
13y2c
Jan
2c
140
100
Fob
122 Vi
Jan
1,000
2.35
1.15
Feb
6c
300
100
Feb
July
24y2
Jun
38%
1,025
Club Ltd
Kelly Douglas
Jan'
40c
July
117
500
9c ll'/2c
9c
63
Apr
May
19 %
5
Jockey
Jan
13 va July
5.50 July
1
Mines &
(Frank W)
May
191/4 May
9% May
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Moore
44c
' 13 Vi
^—*
pfd——100
Copper Mining Corp
Mining Development
Hastings
40c
1
Ventures
Gui-Por Uranium
1,000
13
_1
Ltd
Age Mines Ltd
Golden
50c
29c
16% July
44c
•
Ltd
Corp
(A J)
Copper
Bay
Oil
Gaspe
44c
1
Mines
(1945)
Power
Foreign
Freiman
610
Apr
1.62 May
Jun
16%
99c
Feb
19c
45c
23 %
1
Exploration
Mines
81c
50,000
16 %
100
Ltd-
Nickel
Mining
Fontana
500
26c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Apr
2.50 Mar
Mar
109
24%
*
& Lineleum
Power
Mines
Metal
Falconbridge
16'/a
1
,
Ltd
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
Fab
75c
21c
*
Engineering Works Ltd
Dominion
34
5%c
Jan
6.60
Ltd_:—.—-—
Dominion Explorers
Dominion
a95c
STOCKS
1
High
July
13 %
A
—
Mines
Low
4c
1.22
1.09
26c
*
1
class
Limitee
Warrants
East
Ltd
Ltd
Dalfen's
Dome
Corp
1,460
a95c
1
Mines Ltd
Copperstream
750
1.50
Friday
Range Since Jan.
High
5y2C
1.35
1.50
1
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd-:.—
Crain
Low
5 Vic
_1
Ltd
for Week
Shares
(Range for Week Ended July 28)
Sales
of Prices
Last
1
42/a
2.00 Jan
29%
——
Jan
36
Apr
•
42
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Par
Columbia
4%
High
Low
248
41
41
647
44%
510
May
Jan
79
79
50
80%
44 Va
100
preferred
41
.
77%
81
39% May
42% Mar
Consolidated
Halliwell
45
July
94V4 July
Consolidated
Marbenor
Consolidated
Marcus Gold Ltd
Apr
51'A May
12
Jan
14% May
55
Jun
55% Jun
14% July
Consolidated
Mic
Consolidated
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated
Mogul
July
Consolidated
Morrison Exploration-—1
14V8
15% Jun
48'A Feb
Consolidated
Mosher
Consolidated
Negus Mines
52
Nicholson
Mines
Northland
Mines
4%%
preferred
100
92%
92
,93
710
90
50
49%
49
49 %
47
50
52%
52
52%
*
14%
14
14%
2,400
240
13,525
15%
16
506
British
Columbia
Forest
Columbia
Packers
Class
Products
class
*
A
B
•
British
Columbia
British
Columbia
Brockville
Broulan
Telephone
Brunswick
15%
594
33%
—
25
3438
8,971
Apr
Jun
Consolidated
Jan
Consolidated
5.80 Jun
8c
Jan
1.79 July
38% July
22
' Jun
13% Jan
8
May
Consolidated
Quebec
Consolidated
Red
Consolidated
Regcourt
Sannonn
Consolidated
West
3.55
4.00
4,748
4%c
5c
17,000
1.79
17,415
38%
32
16
Jan
Jun
11
May
1
Ankerite
1
1.78
1.50
.
2.30 Jan
4%c July
1.06 Mar
Building Products
Burlington
*
19
18%
19
1,265
225
Burns
*
12
11%
12
2,098
7%
7%
150
6% Jan
10c
Apr
7V2CJuly
23c
Jan
13% Jan
23% Jan
•
_
Burrard
Dry
class
Dock
37%
—
*
A
Mine-s
Cadamet
Calalta
Oils
1
Mines
Petroleum
5%
Power
Calvert
&
Gas
Camerina
35c
17%
17%
6,395
27V2
27%2
28'A
—
100
Oil
Oil__
„
1.81
1.81
1.85
700
9.25
26,375
1,005
common
*
5%
150
24V2
25%
1,870
27%
28 %
487
*
common.^
Foils
Class
—
29
115
21
Jan
Oil
425
21
Feb
29
59%
59%
60
60
60
520
10
71%
70
72
415
57%
19%
74
♦
Warrants
4c
Packers
class
A
*
B
Permanent
1,095
225
1.15
3,200
2%c
__
74%
1.05
*
common
Lands
5c
16,280
165
85
Canada
Southern
Steamship
Petrol
1
Lines
Canada
Wire
class
Canadian
Jan
Class
B
Sl%
9%
9%
100
5c
1,000
19%
21
140
5%
5%
48%
50%
3,304
43Va
Jan
50% July
llVa
12
1,635
8%
Jan
13% May
5c
*
»
Aluminium
50%
common*
3.40
3.75
warrants
4.00
7
Feb
4c
Jun
125
5
1,140
4.00
3,070
13%
14%
1,287
13
♦
29%
29
29%
3,774
34%
34%
35%
1,815
Chemical
6%
Petroleum
Collieries
common
2.85
5,965
82c
90c
29,300
*
Canadian
7
2.60
90c
Chieftain
6%
2.80
Warrants
Canadian
Crain
(R
3
Crows
Nest
Class
Devonian
1.15
1.40
6,325
84c
Co
4.05
4.05
4.25
1,745
4.00
4.10
4.05
4.15
7,775
3.95 Mar
Jun
Deer
Canadian
Dredge
Dock
*
Canadian
11%
1
Export Gas &
16%
Oil
1.65
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A__50c
Class
B
1
Canadian
Food
Canadian
Products
Gas
Energy
1st
pfd
50
preferred
Apr
Class
Securities "A"
?•:
E
*
Canadian
High
Crest
Canadian
Husky
Oil
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Malartic
Gold
*
Canadian
Marconi
Co
1
Canadian
North
Oil
Cos
Canadian
Silica
Canadian
Thorium
Tire
Vickers
class
5%
__
66%
1,744
7
63
**no
8c
14
7,400
51*7
3.80
40
34c
11,500
New
Donalda
6%
30c
Jun
Jan
8c
7c
7c
1,500
6c
Feb
1.23
1.06
1.24
32,537
80c
Jan
18
17%
18
985
11%
11%
100
28c
31c
11,765
Jan
42c
13 Vac :13 Vac
1,000
13c
July
18c
Feb
20c
Feb
56c
Apr-
Jan
14% July
31c
13 %c
2,000
1,475
16%
17%
11c
350
4c
Mar
15c
7c
3c
33c
14V4
7c
7,000
6c
Mar
9%c
325
6.15
19% May
16% July
106
97%
106
106
45
3%c
3 Vac
13,285
86%
86%
25
22c
25c
18,600
7%c
1
8c
1,050
May
July
10% May
108%
Jan
Jun
Jan
Mar
6c
Jun
3c
Jan
22
_
.
_
.100
1
.
24c
1
86 %
80
Jan
Mar
31c
May
7 Vac May
12c
Jan
16c
29 %c Mar
24c 251/2 c
27,200
23c
Jun
34c
31c :37 %c
29,000
31c
July
57c
38c
38c
41c
6,273
27c
Mar
41c
9.25
9.25
9.40
6,296
25c
9.25
63'c
11,900
52c
2.86
2.86
3.05
21,013
2.65
38%
38%
40 Va
5,125
30%
24
25%
7,615
19% Mar-
62c
57c
July
July
11%i Mat-
Jan
93c
Jan
Mar
Jan
3.75
May
41
Jun
July
27%
Jan
8.55
8.50
8.80
2,950
6.65
Jan
10
Feb
18%
4
18'A
18%
3,015
10%
Jan
25
Jun
3.00
3.00
100
25
—
1
3.0C(July
2.50 May
4
common
7
7
3.60
300
61
4,358
10%
10%
930
12%
.
4
Coal
7
59%
10%
4
3.45
60%
common—*
12%
13
965
4
Chemical
&
_
common
10%1 July
Feb
15%1
Feb
6,499
63
9,206
19%
18%
19%
19,566
14% July
14% Jan
14%''
13%" 14%
4.380 ' "
4%c
7,510
—
1
5c
July
Jan
15
4
—
7
4.751 Mar61
10%
74
_
Co
Jan
14%
1
8%: May
Jan
Feb
72%
;4
_
5 Va
2.301
45
15
4
common
500
10
4c
Jan
Julv
Jun
78
•
•
July
July
15
20%1 July
14%: July
6 Vac
Jan
50%i
Jun
50
50
65
9%c
10c
5,242
8c
July
4c
4c
1,310
4c
Feb
39c
42c
19,735
39c
July
1.01
5c
—
10c
5%c
4,000
Feb
6c
Jan
July
45
Feb
16 %c May
7c
Jan
1
4
Malartic
Sullivan
Economic
1
Mines
Investment
2.09
2.20
27.384
1.46
Apr
2.20
1.75
1.72
1.78
4,025
1.55
Jan
2.00 May
10
Trust
46%
46
47
161
35
Jan
47
27
27%
75
25
Apr
27'A
♦
18%
18%
18%
635
*
Co
Paper
common
Elder
Mines
Emco
Developments Ltd—
1.54
1.50
1.55
9,000
13c
3,000
Mines
Ltd
_
—
_
4
•».:■,
Insurance
Corp
Exquisite Form
.
99c
Jan
9c
Jan
10
10
10
125
9
Feb
105
108
3,550
70
Jan
17c
19c
2,500
15c
Feb
1
May
Jun
21% May
1.78 May
20c
May
11%
Jun
115
July
37c
May
13
13%
900
7% Mar
15%
14
13%
15 V*
875
8% Mar
16% July
13%
common
Preferred-
18% i July
105
10
Eureka
11 %C
'
■
Life
Feb
2.09
❖
Match
Eddy
Empire
4 Vac
1
Eddy
Eldrich
—_
1
..
Mines
&
40c
_
Amphi Gold
East
,
10
Jun
69
63
12,709
2,535
17%
Jan
20
May
Jun
185
16%
Jan
.24
Apr
9% May
Apr
42c
Jan
July
7.50 May
13c
Jan
39c
Jan
33
Jun
May
103
Faraday Uranium Mines
May
26% May
1.79
2,000
1.12
Jan
1.98 May
1
3.15
3.05
3.15
2,220
2.90
Jan
4.40
l
6%c
6 %c
7c
2,300
6c
Mar
12c
May
l
30c
29c
31c
24,200
28c
July
46c
Apr
Federal Grain class A
*
58
Fibre
*
Fargo
Oils
Farwest
__;
—
Ltd
Mining
Fatima
Mining
Products
common
Preferred
Ford
Canada.
of
Foundation
Apr
French
1.04
Jun
Frobisher
Feb
5c
Jan
Frosst
37%
Jan
50Va
52
270
39 Va
Jan
98%
99%
155
93
Feb
20
275
14%
Jan
24
Petroleum
Ltd
1_
preferred:
class
*
69 % May
Jan
10% July
8
150
4
Feb
67c
4,245
45c
Jan
75c
90
93%
1,659
65
Jan
93% July
130
Jan
8
July
July
160
159
164
390
11
10
11%
1,105
10
Jan
14 '/a May
21%
22%
974
21
Apr
25
3.80
3.55
21%
20%
3.50
3.50
3.50
100
5c
10,000
4c
May
37
1,200
35 %
July
60
99%
Jan
*
A_.
Jan
4
22%
*
common
(Charles)
41
66c
66C
92%
*
v
—
125
925
9c
l
3.85
2,550
10c
15,550
21 %
3,060
3.25
Jan
165
Jun
Feb
4.70
Jun
8c
Jan
17c
Feb
15%
Jan
23'A
Jan
3.25 May
4.50
Jan
7c
May
99Va July
191/4
.
Co
Companies
July
99Va
(U S)
58
10%
8
*
5
Fraser
57
10
Manufacturing
Motor
Co
Apr
9%
Ford
3c
52
63% July
1.75
80c
48%
Jan
1.75
1,517
12
37%
1
2,300
Jan
May
33c
16%
Jan
•
19%
Jan
7%
Apr-
18%
11
Jan
12
10% May
27 %C
Jan
c
18%
Jan
19%
Jun
21%
8-% July
1.63 May
18%
15c
99
15 %
4.25
9 %
13%
.2.50
Petroleum
5,000
47Va
17.1/4
48%
689
50
53%
July
17
17%
580
15%
Apr
18'A Mar
16%
230
15%
Apr
18% May
22
__
22
185
20% Mar
22
Fruehauf
Trailer
Co
—
Jan
May
16%
__
May
Gaitwin
Mining
5%
Geco
ioo
:
Ltd—
37
*
common-.
preferred
Mines
5c
_1
.
Gatineau Power
:
—
1
„
35%
104'/a 104%
—
23
22%
23
2,092
17% Mar
Feb
39%
104 Va July
24 '
July
,
10c
12c
12,481
9c
Jan
Jan
General
Bakeries.
*
9%
9%
9%
400
10%
Jun
35c
38c
28,300
35c
July
63c
Feb
General
Development
1
14
13%
15%
4,805
10%
Feb
17%
Jun
5c
5c
1,050
5c
Mar
9%c
Apr
General
Dynamics
1
36
38%
490
31 %
Jun
44%
1.00
1.05
700
91c
Jan
1.25 Mar
General
67
67
10
63%
Feb
68% Mar
14
13%
14
2,930
12% Mar
15% May
General
47 %
49
1,929
41
Jan'
49
5.90
5.70
5.95
16,497
1.07
99c
1.12
14,175
85c
8c
8c
8%c
9,750
7c
__
36c
__
__
1
1.18
1
*
5.00
Jan
Mar
Apr
13c
7.20
Apr
1.23 May
18c
Jan
Motors
General
Class
Mining
&
1.08
5
___:
Petrol
1.18
4,300
78c
Jan
Apr
May
Glacier
72c
68c
72c
5,100
Glenn
1
46c
45c
46c
6,500
*
Smelting
6.00
6.00
6.10
I
44c
Jan
90c
May
43c
Feb
70c
Apr
1,139
4.70
Jan
25
48
48
48
20
38 Va
Jan
1
3.85
3.80
4.10
19,013
Cockshutt
*
13 %
13 %
155
16c
18c
6,600
4.5Qj
4.65-
2,575
Equipment
Mines
1
__
18c
.
Columbia Cellulose
4.60
Combined
Enterprises
Metals
*
12%
._<■
*
Coniaurum
_____*.
Mines
Consolidated
Bakeries
Consolidated
Bellekeno
Beta
Consolidated
Callinan
Consolidated
Discovery
1
Dragon
1
East
footnotes,
Gamma
*
E
Oil——
Crest-.
see page
44
July
3.90
Jan
5% Mar
8%
Jan
13 Va July
20%c Jan
1.75 July
81c
4,700
29c"
9,300
18%c
21c
10%
9%
10%
750
4c
3%c
4c
8,500
4c
4%c
16,133
4c
19,000
63c
21%cMar
17c
__
__
,
May
84c
Great
Lakes Power
Feb
6c
Jan
5c
Feb
1,466
30c'
8c
5,100
7c
July
26c
Jan
64c
12 Va
64c
5,146
12
12%
4,012
15 %c
2,000
15c
July
19c
Jan
4 %c
4%c
3,000
3 %c Mar
7c
May
12%
12%
150
10% Mar
24c
25c
4,708
18c
12
%
B
Plains
Great
West
Jun
64c
14%
July
Jan
14% May
1
Class
B
18%c
*
149 %
Jan
31c
19c
12,800
16c
Jun
24c
I6V2C 16%c
18c
2,699
16c
Mar
21c
147% 149%
710
121
Jan
25
43
Jan
45
50
.__*
45
12c
6%
6%
14'A
6 %
*
14'A
100
12c 12 Vac
2,856
700
6% Mar
155
May
Jan
Jap
Feb
45% May
8% Jun
14'A
Jan
15% Mar
10c
Jan
20c
May
2.36
2.70
18,080
new
*
19%
18%
20
6,472
16%
Jun
common
*
36%
37 %
150
26 %
Jan
39
Jur
11%
12%
220
Jan
14%
Jup
1.85
2.00
275
65c
Jan
150
41
Jan
warrants
preferred
Class
Great
46c
9 % Mar
2.61
Gas
$2.80
Jan
Jan
Feb
15c
—
Apr
Mar
Paper
Northern
4.05
20c
Jan
61c
12% May
12 %c Jan
1
Warrants
Groat
11 %c
July
58c
85c
__1
Jun
4c
38c
Mines
Lakes
Jun
12c
7 %c
*
___■
Great
May
7,072
A
May
8c
12c 13 %c
class
Granduc
11%
2.50 May
Grafton
Apr
30c
1,000
—
1.00
Jan
19,350
7%c
1
Grandroy Mines
Jan
6c
Jan
1
Mining
Apr
Jan
2.60
Mines
2.17
3c
2.52
39C
31c
7%
6c
2.58
Jan
Feb
7
%
Goldray
Goodyear Tire Canada common
4% preferred
Gordon Mackay class B_
20c
100
July
51c
850
„*
Goldfields
Jan
6,500
Class A
Goldale
13c
28c
„
*
*
2,390
55c
2,075
9
Feb
July
1
—
Jan
Apr
76c
20%c
Consolidated
Flin_:
•
*
1
,
Mines
•
50
55c
8%
__1
Ltd
Mines
Globe Envelopes
55c
55c
9
__
1
Mines
Jun
16%
23c
Uranium
55c
55c
6.70 July
Jan
1.76
Mine
Explorers
4.15
48
12%
21c
79c
*
-
12%
3.30 Mar
1.76
"
2.50
:
12%
__
v
Petrol
Mines
Yellowknife
4c
42c
1
Chrysler
Combined
Mascot
2%cJan
24 %c Mar
Jan
1
common—
Ltd
Giant
3,500
11,100
7%
:_*
50c "
Wares
Giant
3c
27c
Cochenour Willans
Farm
1.50 May
3c
48%
50c
common
_
Steel
67
1%
_.
Drill
&
A
Mines
26c
„
_
Electric
General
27c
1
Chibougamau Mining & Smelt—
Chimo Gold MEines
For
Jan
1
Mines
Consolidated
Feb
6%
1
:.
Mines
Consolidated
Apr
3.25
475
4
Copper
85c
*
Oil
Key
101%
9,025
8%
Jan
preferred
Genex
Con
40
4.25
8%
;
*
Corp Ltd
Rio
Coniagas
108
3.50
8%
1
Brewery
4%c
1
Gold
Commonwealth
107V2
4.10
61%
23 %
10
108
May
July
July
63
4,932
13,600
20
18%
4,286
25%
Jan
16
1
17c
24%
19,058
*
Jan
Apr
17%
3.45
Tar
11%
1
Quartz.—
Gold
17%
4
Textile
4c
20
Porcupine
Lake
17%
*
17
4.80 May
Feb
3.20
Jun
Fanny Farmer Candy
Jan
Mar
2.30
5%
_
Mines
80c
*
Del
Coin
300
1,570
Stores
10%
1
Pat
Chromium
2.59
7%
common
4C
;
Central
Chesterville
2.59
7%
.
Foundry
11
Ltd—
Central
Cheskirk
July
2.59
Warrants
Dominion
80c
20
Central
Charter
May
May
12c
Falconbridge Nickel
Famous Players Canadian
Apr
31%
101'A 101%
25%
corn—*
—
11c
Apr
3.75
12
30
*
Mines
Cassiar Asbestos
Jan
100
Natural Gas
ExDloration
Gold
Jan
9%
*
pfd
Feb
Mar
7% May
*
—
_
Electrohome
Dominion
1
A
5c
4c
2
_
Coal
10
Corp.—^
preferred
Cariboo
1.30
425
Jan
15c
30%
25
preferred
Mines
1,380
11
8c
__
Erin
2.45
5"-,
16c
*
_
Captain
4.40
7
.
6.700
70,000
Fleet
__*
preferred
Corp
Utilities
Candore
8,379
32c
8c
HC
12c
7%
Bridge
*
Western
Can
6%
3,329
__
c
Apr
17
_
Canadian
5 Va %
Feb
1.35
16%
Railway—
Canadian
4'/o
40c
Jan
64%
7
Common
Canadian
Jan
67c
16%
100
Pacific
Petrofina
Jan
22c
1,267
*
preferred
Canadian
Canadian
20
1,125
4,155
common
20% May
27% July
2,200
9
Canadian Northwest Mines
Apr
25c
8%
.
Apr
1.00
9
Inca
5%
2.95
27%
2.50
common
Jan
Jan
2.00
__
Locomotive
Canadian
Gas__
Apr
10%
__
10
55
5%
*
2.30
*
Bank
Industrial
Canadian
Jan
Jan
Jun
25c
5%
.___
Imperial
Canadian
5%
44 Vj
9'A
1.00
__
1
—
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
540
27%
__
10c
Warrants
Canadian
Canadian
27%
___20c
Canadian Homestead
Feb
1.22 May
54%
Feb
9c
10c
_
East
16
54%
15%
Mar
Jan
—
Mines
Dynamic
2.04 May
4.30
4c
18%
Seagrams
Jun
12
85c
3,500
May
Jan
Jan
365
5%c
1
5.00
Jan
875
May
1
5.15
Jan
3,200
57c
300
Duvex Oils & Mineral
7%
19
May
.mn
7 '/2
1
1.75 Mar
1.52
5%
_
—
Mining-
Petroleum
Dow
10%
1.90
12c
2bc
1
Dome
Duvan
825
19
July
23,000
22
-
Mines
July
200
5%
7c
36c
20
-
_
Dome
May
67,812
1.75
Feb
2,000
22
common-
Palmer Oils
Devon
Dickenson
9
8
19
41c
25c
10c
4
Mines
Dominion
11
5%
*
Jan
Jan
10
-
Mines
Dominion
1.70
1.75
Gen
48c
.
Mines
Distillers
Apr
8
54 %
20c
2,920
Mar
6c
Feb
1.63
8
Warrants
Canadian
11% July
945
80c
16c
Jun
10c
Pacific
Dominion
10%
__
*
11%
72c
80c
Ltd
_
preferred
Horn
Delnite
East
Canadian Dyno Mines
Jan
Mar
MC
.
_
Brewis
Decoursey
82c
Jan
*
—
preferred
A
7% Mar
Jan
10c
Petroleum
_
Mines
Cusco
90c
6% July
1.15
2.40
1.51 Mar
-100
_
International
Crush
4.10 Mar
Apr
Jan
Mar
71c
May
10 %c
1
Dominion
*
Canadian Curtis Wright
Canadian Delhi
warrants
30V2 July
4,300
1.74 May
30c
35c
35c
4
Timber
35% July
2,825
Jun
28%
Jan
8c
27c 27 %c
—
50c
Minerals
Steel &
82c
3 Vac
20
5%C
—
*
Dominion
6%
5,667
9,300
27c
1
—.
Dominion
81c
11c
2 %c
1
-
_
_
Feb
6%
6,992
1.90
3%c
—
4
5.45 May
82c
28,172
12c
4
14%
1
Preferred
2.15
11c 12 %C
1.95
1
-
_
& Steel
Magnesium
Jan
2.00
69c
Jan
*
Ltd
L)
Crestbrook
Crowpat
Dominion
5.30
May
6
5,100
Feb
12c
*
Feb
31%
2.30
78c
11,500
.
-
Mines
Feb
8%
Jan
21%
25
common
3.30
14
13,780
25c
*
Feb
2.25
11,315
1.18
22c
1
.
-
Copper
Mar
llic
25
Mar
4.00
Celanese
Canadian
-
1.98 May
9% July
Jan
18% May
*
T,
preferred
Canadian
Feb
21
*
Cannery class A
Canadian
July
13
1.84
warrants
Canadian
60
Jun
1.75
Breweries
A
Feb
Jan
12
1.78
Bakeries
British
Class
3.60
40'A
1
*
Canadian
2.66 July
133
205.
59
1
25%
1.01
—
*
—
Cowichan
Delhi
Apr
12%
1.23
24
1.13
1
.
_
Craigmont
May
58
5,325
25%
1.80
*
—
_
Mining
Dalex
12%
Minerals
Canadian
600
13,740
.100
Daragon Mines
59
Aviation
Canadian
2.75
Apr
2.85 May
14,971
.
Zinc
Lead
Mar
Mar
May
12%
B
Astoria
Canadian
2.75
2.75
1.19
1.02
2.75
—
1.60
29c
61
60%
*
Steamship preferred
Canada Tungsten
Jan
Feb
97c
2.55
1
-
__
Petroleum
Publishing
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby Distillery class A
Cosmos Imperial
76Vb July
12.50
common
Canada
Jan
68c
1.00
2.75
Gold Mines— 2.50
Clark
Copp
Denison
Canada
63c
21% Feb
18% Jan
63% Jan
88c
Feb
2%cJuly
49
Jan
48% Jan
10
common
July
July
29
29
*
Malting
Canada
Class
Jan
Jan
19%
29
__
Canada
Canada
Jan
100
15%
6
29
*
Foundries
29
Mar
28% July
16% Apr-
19%
*
A
Iron
Canada
15%
15V2
1
25%
14
*<m
10% May
18 % Jan
24V2 July
15 V2
__
26
20
Stone
2.00
Feb
Jan
11% Apr
3% Mar
*
common
Cut
Courvan
5V2
1
Bread
Preferred
38c
5.55
16
Coulee
Mar
55c
]May
1
Exploration
2.90 May
May
1.05
8.15
Cement
Canada
26c
9.15
Canada
Canada
4,370
1
Campbell Red Lake
Crushed
36c
Jun
38C
1
.
preferred-
B
Conwest
12V2cMay
13c
Jan
48c
Jun
23% Jan
30V2 Jun
103
Feb
Feb
2.85
35c
9,700
—
Consumers Gas common
Apr
101
20
600
*
Chibougamau
Canada
Canada
101
2.85
34c
__
*
3,170
101
2.85
—
1
Petroleum
Campbell
30%c
17%-
*
common
Consolidated
1,500
*
,«■
preferred
Calvan
11c
7V2C
1,750
3,500
25c
__
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary
11c
7%c
—
.
1
:
21,500
50c
1
Mine
Poplar
Jan
May
41c
47c
•••"—••Vt
Class
Cable
Pershcourt
39c
37c
*
Mines
3.65
Mar
Jun
50c
2
-
Mines
Consolidated
18,000
High
22 %c May
Jan
18C
a
—
11% Mar
31c
,
*
—
38c
50%
9%
1.969
9V2
281/2c
2,800
39c
1
25c
49%
30c
23c
15c
1
_
—
3,028
1
.
.
Oils Ltd
Mac
45
Mar
9% Jan
493a
230
—
18c
20c
—
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
1
.
Mines
Consolidated
1
Gold
16
32% July
1
10
Mines
Mining & Smelting
Buffadison
15%
—
*
Power
Chemicals
Reef
Buffalo
—
.
Shares
17c
'
42
50
preferred
5%%
preferred
1
Golden Arrow
Jan
for Week
Low
18c
7
.
Consolidated
preferred
5%
I
Iron
Jun
4%%
British
Par
High
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Consolidated Fenimore
preferred
4%%
Low
Week's
Last
stocks
Range Since Jan. 1
Electric—
Monday, July 31, 1961
.
.
of Prices
Friday
for Week
Shares
.
(Range for Week Ended July 28)
Sales
of Prices
Last
•
Sale Price
British
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(453)
v__ _
49 Va
50
warrants—
2.20
—
class
50
625
Jan
4.10 May
21% July
2.50 Mai
50
Jur
A__
2.20
2.30
905
1.00
Jan
2.95
1
Develop
Coal
—
1.85
1.09
11
11%
1,170
8.65
Jan
14%
•
5%
5%
125
4 40
Jan
3.25
3.25
230
2.60
Jun
*
•
5
Apr
Apr
% July
3.30
Jup
Volume
194
Number
6077
.
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(459)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
stocks
Sale Price
Par
Greater
Winnipeg
trust
Voting
warrants
1956
Greening
16
_
«
_
_
*
Lines
.-9c
Lead
Brass
Hallnor
Mines
Hardee
1st
_
Farms
Harrison
_
1
_
Mines
_
_
Hollinger
17%
2,462
11%
Jan
17%' July
j_
95c
6,000
1.95
2.05
3,226
114
60
12%
11c
13
12c
■!
1.45
Jan
July'
Class
Gold
—
15c
May
Jan
38c
May
7c
Jan
3 %C
800
2.40
13,650
1.85
Jan
Huron
Erie
200
2.15
Jan
3.25
26
27%
4,340
3'Ac July
19
Jan
Flo
Jan
57% May
14% Mar
Midland
10c
40
40'A
235
Apr
46 y2
24c
1,494
40c
May
—
37
24c
July
Jan
Jan
15
14%
151/8
6,063
12%
Jan
6 %
6%
I,300
5%
Jan
class
:::^7
Accept Corp Ltd
63%
*
common
Warrants
63
preferred
18
48
97
97
55
3.45
3.55
210
8%
375
8 y2
91/8
5%
r 0 r
'
Molybdenum
Nickel
International
Utilities
35c
Jan
6%
601
Feb
64% July
39% July
Jan
52%
Jan
97
3.30
Jun
5% May
4.00>Jan
15
Jan
Feb
July
4.70 Mar
11
May
7
Jun
18
Jun
5 ),>•
25
Bldg
Credits
warrants
18'A
395
16
Jan
18% Jun
1.65
2,730
95c
Jan
2.55 Mar
35c
3,500
29c
Jan
4.15
1,040
32%
C
5'Ac
7c
28,700
4c
Jan
83%
85
27,252
57%
Jan
Apr
49c
6
60c
6
60
60c
180
72%
2.30
1.85
2.70
55
5%
50
1.70
1,000
11
11
100
54c
61c
11,300
45c
61c
50
77% May
2.80
Jan
Jan
55
July
31%
Jan
•T50
65c
Jan
72c
Mf.,r
Feb
May
35
165
36
May
26% Mar
7,000
11c
7%
7%
1,210
6
Jan
9%
5%C
5%c
5,446
5c
Apr
8c
12c
Feb
8c
8c
9c
10,500
7c
Mar
3.75
3.60
3.90
13,880
2.50
Jan
Hi/2
11%
375
9%
Jan
10%
Hi/2
1,100
8%
Jan
1.05
10,400
31c
Jan
21 %c
23c
Jan
91/2C
9,000
4,500
20c
9c
8c
Jan
23c
May
Apr
May
Apr
4.35 May
11% May
11%
Jun
1.50 May
35c
Jan
12 %c May
29c
30c
10,096
26c
Jan
35c
Apr
*
16c
16C
1,700
15c
Apr
24c
May
15c
3.15
3.20
1,050
1.95
Jan
3.80
Apr
6%
Canada.
7
1,120
5%
Jan
8%
Apr
3.70
475
2.20
Jan
5.40
Apr
Jan
10%
1
—
—
Ltd
8%
Gas
New
New
Continental Oil of Canada
Davies Petroleum
Hosco
New
Jason
New
Kelore
100
Gold-
6
Mines
Mines
Mines
Loan
Mines
Class
Loeb
1.10
6,804
8c
Jan
18c
Apr
14'A
Jan
17%
Jun
14% May
17'A
Jun
11c
Apr
*
15%
15%
15%
2,885
15%
15'A
15%
220
8c
8c
28
28
100
2.65
20,100
3,600
*
2.49
.
12%
13%'
835
87
87
51
"I
41/2c
4%c
1,000
10%
10%
4c
1.35 Mar
10 %
Jan
64
Jan
2c
10%
160
4C
4c
4c
3,000
3c
July
6'Ac
Jun
28%c
28c
30c
9,700
27c
Mar
37c
Jan
6%c
6%c
4,500
28,/2c>
27%c28%c
10% July
5%c Mar
4,200
26c
Jun
20c
20c
21c
10,132
20c
6%c
6%c
8c
10,200
6 %c
July
July
Apr
4c
7^
4c
I,000
3c
Jun
5c
Jan
7c
_
7%c
15,678
7c
Apr
14c
Jan
13,835
49c
71c
67c
71c
6c
5%c
6%c
9,901
7C
7c
8c
II,750
14%c
18c
36,300
10'Ac
40c
15,650
35%c
39c
.
Feb
5'Ac
Jan
7c
1.10 May
7'Ac
July
11c
Jan
30c
18'Ac Jan
47c
Jan
May
May
May
Apr
61c
5c
Jan
New
8c
Jan
Senator
May
1
4%c
4%c
5,120
3c
May
5c
Niagara
Rouyn
Wire
Class
1
Nickel Mining &
Nipissing Mines
Nor
*
common
B
*
Smelting
1
53c
1
1.05"
20c
Noranda
Mines
•
Norbeau
Mines..
*
Norgold
Mines
Norlartic
1
-.
14
110
11
Jan
14
13%
13%
405
10
Jan
13% July
98c
52c
51"
35c
54c
14,976
40c
Feb
1.05
1.10
4,250
74c
Jan
1.55 May
20c
15,000
12c
Apr
20c
51%
13,741
7,100
Feb
51% July
48%
35c
40c
40
35c
Mar
6c
6c
1,000
3'Ac
14c
13c
14c
1,500
13c
*
Normetal Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel
July
17%c
1
-
Mines
Jan
14
""
1
•.
Acme Gold
North
2.85
2.70
2.85
4,705
13c
14c
II,600
2.45 May
8c
Jan
6c
4%c
__
1
Ltd:
9%c
Jan
North
Jan
19c
Apr
Northgate
common
North
_»_«
Jan
Apr
May
July
50c
Jan
8c
July
21'Ac
Jan
42c
46c
11,300
38c
Jan
2.05
2.20
4,720
71/2C
10c
65,500
2.90
3.00
4,025
9%
9%
435
12c 12 %c
10,000
7c
Jun
11 %c
Jan
2.45
Jun
*3-15
July
8
Jun
12c
July
2.90 July
Northern
Norvalie
Nudulama
3.35
2.50
2.50
500
Jun
3.00
Jan
3.50
4.00
4,750
3.20 Mar
4.10
72,431
25c
3,433
1
68c
56c
77c
103,700
40c
70c
1,300
21o
•
1.45
1.40
1.52
27,080
1.02
Jan
1.72
Gas
*
19'A
17%
19'A
4,644
13%
Jan
20%
•
33
32%
33
100
25%
Jan
34
July
50'A
50%
51'A
120
48
Jan
50
Apr
11%
6,810
70c
31
330
27% Mar
32
Jun
2.65
30c
Apr
20'Ac Jan
5'A
Feb
Jan
1.72 May
73c
Jun
34c
84c
May
May
84c
Mar
Apr
Jun
11
11%
6.85
7.50
660
2.20
Jan
17'Ac
20c
7,500
10'Ac
Feb
30c
80'A
82
145
Jan
82
1
8c
8c
2,400
Jun
12c
*
lie
12c
2,000
10'Ac May
16c
Jan
52c
54c
5,900
66c
Mar
6.90
:
Oils
Ltd
;
Utilities
20c
pfd
100
80'A
75
Jan.
11% July
8.20 July
May
Apr
Jan
30%
Jan
23,975
66c
Telephone
4.50 May
3.15
78c
Jan
Apr
1.04
—:
Northwestern
1.10
62c
Warrants
Northland
Jan
95c
Northern Quebec Power common
10% July
19% Jan
32c
Mar
1
Natural
9%
2.70 Mar
22c
Mines
Ontario
Preferred
10c
Jan
...50
Canada
Apr
220
7c
July
65c
Northspan class A warrants
Northern
Northern
3.10
60c
Feb
5c
1.50
:
7% Mar
Jan
400
25c
Rankin—
3.00 Mar
1.85
2,050
1
Jan
May
10,500
6c
2.15
3.25 May
20'Ac May
1
Exploration
Goldcrest
Feb
62c
1.03
6'Ac
5'Ac
2.15
-
25c
Coldstream
70c
5%
6c
*
Oils
Warrants
Apr
Feb
1
60c
Oils
Canadian
2,130
2.30
1.55
Mines:
Mines
.
O'Brien Gold Mines
Ocean
2.65
100
61c
58c
63c
191,300
37c
May
67c
Apr
46c
39c
46c
16,900
39c
July
73c
May
Okalta
17
Feb
Oleary
1
Oils
Malartic
17
17
120
1.65
215
4c
16
Jan
Jan
2.65 July
19
Oka
Cement
Rare
*
Metals
i
1.40 May
4c
4C
4'Ac
2,000
11%
12%
8,570
23%
24
670
-1
2c
2c
705
1.88
2.00
6,100
.30
32
32%
625
29%
Feb
1.70
6'Ac
10% May
12"%
22
24
2c
Jan
Mar
1.75 May
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jun
9%
1
*
Loan
&
Ontario
Steel
Products
Debenture
10
common
Opemiska Copper
Orchan
54c
32c
:
8% May
7c
May
12c
30c
Jan
52c
Feb
500
11c
36%
185
29
Jan
40
May
20%
325
17%
Apr
21
July
II,952
13c
7.70
1.56
1.65
3,300
21c
22c
3,200
21c
Jan
28c
22 'A
23
1,080
8
Jan
24%
Jun
31c
32c
3,327
27c
37C
Apr
12
12,050
13%
Apr
*
2.20
Osisko
1
Mines
22'A
5.25
Jun
33'A
150
30
May
33% July
Pacific Petroleums
1
11%
11
42
1,928
30
Jan
7.50
270
32
Jan
43% July
45'A May
7.15
790
Falliser
Petrol
20c
24%
24%
25'A
5,080
28c
45% Mar
50
Pamoil
Ltd
20c
42c
40c
46c
26,475
32c
*
81c
81c
83c
2,567
1
9%c
9c
50
425
20
21%.
1,970
8.05
18
1,625
8%
5'Ac
6c
14,000
5'Ac
34c
38c
9,300
34c
18
-1
'
Jan
Jan
July
22% July
19
July
Warrants
Pamour
Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
Jun
10c
Jan
Pardee
Amalgamated
July
58c
Apr
Parker
Drilling
1.58
1.77
91,600
42c
Feb
2.01 May
Patino
77c
94c
116,875
4c
Mar
1.19 May
Pato
-1
4c
4'Ac
3,000
4c
July
-_1
8c
8c
610
8c
Feb
5c
Mar
-1
1.68
*
8c
Jan
13'Ac May
9c
May
of
Mines
Canada
Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration
5c
6c
2,200
3.35
3.45
7,285
Pembina
Pipeline
16c
15'Ac
16c
3,100
lie
Feb
28c
Jan
Penmans
common
Explorations
__1
3c
3c
4,000
3c
Feb
4'Ac
Jan
Peoples
1.04
1.10
5,325
95c
Jun
1.62
Jun
Permo
-_1
see page 44
6c
~
2.60 Mar
3.45 July
Credit
Gas
&
common
15c
1
1
1.25
preferred
_•
2
5.85
72c '
Mar^
Jan
Jan
Jan
57c
May
23,500
6c
Jan
22c
10,446
17c
Jan
4.65
225
3.65
3.65
135
2.32
2.47
1,250
14%c 15'Ac
ioc
3.35
18,100
14c
1,500
8c
9c
1.05
Apr
Jun
Jan
14%c May
24c
Mar
Jan
4.65
Jan
4.65 May
2.20 Apr
10c
May
9.30 May
40c
9'Ac
3.40
1.78 May
Feb
4.65
10c
2.92
July
Jan
Jun
20c
Jan
July
15c
May
Feb
16c
Jun
Jan
13%
29%
Apr
48c
10c 10'Ac
9,000
8'A
8'A
2,400
32
8%
•
common
Oil
:
2.37
___1
PCE
—
1
Paymaster Consol
3.40
__
2
Gold
9.90
Jan
21c
1
•
Consolidated
8.80 May
6.65
1.50
Jan
Apr
1.65
43'%
49
18c
Jan
May
May
35
13c
41%
33%
11 %
1,000
3,500
7.55
Oshawa Wholesale
33
Jan
1
3'Ac Mar
Lake
350
52c
May
l
Mines
1
Jan
10
36c
7c
20
13c
36%
*
Ormsby Mines
May
9%
10'Ac 10'Ac
90c
III
Jan
Apr
4c
—1
footnotes,
42c
28c
14'Ac
600
Mines
For
8'Ac Jan
5c
715
88c
Cockshutt
Feb
5c
200
18
Mines
13
1
7
Pete.
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
Mar
Rouyn Merger
7c
2.90
Warrants
Macdonald
/Jun
u
6c
New
1.65
20%
Goldfield
Apr
.90
Jan
12c
1
Ltd
Louvicourt
!
May
May
6%
50
Lyndhurst Mines
4.00 May
13%
,
3c
1.60
41%
Loraao Uranium Mines
28% May
36c
6%
.30
Gas
Jan
27"" Feb
Jiua
1,000
1,000
May
42% July
class A
Island
MacLeod
Mar
10c
40,400
8,500
87c
34%
warrants
Long Point
Macfie
50c
9%c
23'Ac Mar
42%
A
Macassa
69,950
41c
Mar
Jan
B
(M)
Long
9,609
80c
3%c
20c
_*
Preferred
Class
10c
30c
'
3%c
II,926
11%
pfd
72c
41c
9c
Jan
—
1st preferred
July
Apr
1
54c
.20
Loblaw Groceterias A 1st
15% Mar
74
80c
35%c
S
Northcal
1.64
Long Lac Gold
Feb
Jan
1
1
3
..
Jan
13%
58
1.29 May
34c
Jan
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd.l
Norsyncomaque Mining
17%
common
Mines
75c
Newnorth Gold Mines
Ontario
Mines
40% July
July
60
New
Jan
17%
Leitch Gold Mines
Preferred
July
61c
Jan
1
&
M
1
Laura Secord Candy Shops
July
36
Feb
Manitoba
Jan
3,610
10c
American
10
8% July
Jun
44%
New
50c
-
Langis Silver
43
50c
*
4.50 May
10
Lambton
Feb
27% May
Jan
29,312
1
Mines
Feb
*
Gold Mines.
7c
Jan
61,410
1
Mines
2.11
*
Mines.
Jan
41'A
60
1
400
5,070
1
Lamaque
4c
25
90c
1
2.70
24%
3.25
Apr
•
—
9c
42%
__1
Apr
50c
Mines
13%
411/8
1
common
Feb
3.65
13 %
85c
1
Jun
10
Cement
Preferred
24c
Jan
2.05
58%
1
8.75
4'Ac Mar
231/2
2.05
Feb
11'/a Mar
27 %c
.
Newlund
Jan
2.50 May
90c
Calumet Mines
New
47c
28c
Bidlamaque Gold
New
5,500
42
1
59%
July
1
9c
1
175
1
1.60
Mines
I,175
72
14%
*
38,837
24%
10
common
25
1
51/2C
*
.Warrants
141/2
72
Mines
101%
*
-
14
Products
North
Labrador Mining & Exploration
12,850
iiu.
Mines
47c
1
31
73c
♦
2.65
Kopan Developments Ltd
9%
40%
69c
_25c
5c
50c
8%
40%
70c
*
15c 15 % c
Copper
14,110
9%
40%
16c
Apr
Apr
36'Ac
Jun
Apr
8%
10%
173
20
preferred
9.40
.1
256
10
Goldvue
10
Minerals
Grocers
Harricana
40c
A_.
2,500
42 %
5
Exploration
New
90c
29c
4c
26%
42
Jan
*
Mines.
National
Jan
Mar
22c
4c
26%
42
common
—„
2.70
Jan
12
July
1
:
Drug & Chemical
12 J/8
3.30
Loblaw Cos
Feb
Jun
1
Preferred
8% May
July
1
National
1.50 July
58c
*
8,000
3,120
■»
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
New
20c
7%
2.85
12%
26%
Nama Creek Mines
New
1
'Townsite
B
10
26c
19%
Ap9
8% July
21%
1
:
July
11,200
—
I
Corp common
Minerals
1.65 May
23,550
1
Little
200
5
Wright Iron
Multi
Alger
70c
12c 12 %C
Petrol
Gold
16,600
20
2.55
*
Trust
37
1,575
16,150
Works—
Petroleum
23C
Kilembe
Lexindin
500
29c
20
12'A
Steel
60c
1
Moore
Mt
National
20c
91c
Gold
n %
26c
20
_*
Montreal Locomotive
Montreal Trust
National
65C
Mines—
Levy Industries
11%
28c
l
National
23C
1
Lencourt
Jun
11%
16c
Jun
Athona Mines—
Jun
1.65
common
-
7'A
*
New
1.60
1.20 May
Jan
21'A
*
B
Inv
New
4,392
1.70
Mines
Oil
Jun
Jan
8c
I,200
Porcupine
7% May
57,415
1.10*
1
Monarch
1.00 May
Jan
55
Kerr-Addison Gold
Latin
Apr
8,930
1
class
Apr
60%
1.01
Warrants
Landa
2.50
70c
8%
|
Jan
Jan
Jan
21%
40
Brewery
Jan
31c
461%
Mines
Luz
1.60
8
*
Monarch Fine Foods
Neon
1
Jupiter Oils
La
May
36c
*
Preferred
Nealon
55
_
Molsons
Jun
10
Shore
Jan
13c
Jun
10,200
Jun
50
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Lake
22c
Jan
23c
21 %
Mines
Jun
34
preferred
Osu
Apr
5c
8,500
8%
Brick
Ore
50%
Warrants
Lake
12c
4,528
24c
Jan
49
Service
Lingman
4,528
6 %c
July
Jan
1.08
Lake
Ontario
14c
6c
21'A
*
May
23c
1.50
Jan
6
1.75
13%c
>
20c
July
9c
85
20c
_
Preferred
Lake
14c
16c
May
__35c
+_35c
Lakeland
39% July
Jan
20c
33%
Explorations
Lake
26% Mar
*
Moneta
May
85c
City Petroleums
40%
1
Mining
7
11c
6,600
9,329
28c
536
10
T
Jacobus
Dufault
Feb
1.72
39%
7,625
2,505
69%
1
Cement
5'Ac
9.00 Mar
1.60
7,750
Min
.
14% Mar
Jan
34c
45
72
25c
Mines
Lafarge
14,573
5.90
2.20
47%
1
i.
common
Iron
Lake
6c
6c
300
2.05
431/2
25c
(John
8.00
29 %c
46%
*
A
Labatt
May
7.85
33c
47%
60c
Copper Mines
Kirkland
Apr
110
2.20
44 %T
5
Bay Mines
Iroquois Glass preferred
Jan
6c
t
*
—
Pipe Line
Steel Pipe
Syndicate
5%
85
1
_*
common-.
Preferred
Kirkland
116
Jan
*
National
1
International
of
Jan
Jan
10 %
35%
Mining Corp
?!
.Jti
—
Gold
102
100
1
Milton
1.60
1.60
International
Kenville
15
635
53,107
1.72
*
common
Grain
Mining
Jan
18%
Warrants
Kelvinator
™
103
38%
a
Pacific
Jun
51/4
Preferred
Douglas class
.
11 %
Midwest Industries Gas
May
21% May
119% Apr
46% May
16% Jun
90
958
18
Jan
34%
21%
25
43 y2
423
5%
17%
5%
Inland Cement Co preferredInland Natural Gas commor
Jan
705
39
48
3.45
*
Apr
10%
43
38
100
.
Minerals
27
13,646
48
50
Ingersoll Machine class A
Inglis (John) & Co
Kelly
64
39
preferred
Pound
&
Midrim
Jan
1.24 May
46c
Jan
103
Mill
—
9c
10%
%
May
24c
Power
Midcon Oil—
Jan
Jun
37 %
Jumping
&
9.10
Jan
12'Ac May
103% 107%
103
20
Light
6%C
45
89 y2
Quebec
11%
103
20
Preferred
Mexican
2,339
2,695
150
Jonsmith
*
45 %c
3,000
255
Joliet
May
42,700
13%
13,828
B
33c
33,000
8'Ac
117
Class
42,114
11c
7c
45%
Ltd
34%c36%c
75c
13
211/4
Jockey Club
36c
8c
55
116
Gold
1
59%c
13%
441/4
Joburke
Jan
10c
5 5'A
21%
Mines
67o
73c
Apr
116
Jellicoe
34,800
1
2.85 May
21%
Jefferson
96c
1
4.95
45%
Jaye
86c
17c
Jun
Imperial Oil
:
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred
23
Public
95c
11,516
2.30
$1.25 preferred
Imperial Life Assurance
Jamaica
1
41,700
3.05 May
21% May
19% Jan
Waite
Jun
52c
1,000
85
Jack
5c
2.09
6,545
25
Iso
11,000
44c
3.50
2,312
Class
5c
1.95
2.40
25
Investors
Jan
5c
45c
2.30
29
Interprovincial
Jan
12 %c
5c
Jan
2.07
3.40
19%
Interprovincial
20c
July
1.25
2.30
25
Interprovincial
July
4c
6c
3.40
1
;•
10c
Metro Stores common
29
Inspiration
8'Ac
Exploration & Development_50c
Mentor
Jun
9,500
__
24c
Apr
56'A
16%
»
Apr
——
40c
Apr
8,120
Medallion Petroleums
27% July
Apr
12%
l
11%
18%
$4%
May
24c
841
15%
1
Red
12'/a
25
Industrial
5,006
10c 10%c
15%
I0c
Lake
McMarmac
Jan
Glaze-
$2.25
Jan
28c28%c
15%
Jan
2,713
McWatters Gold Mines
Feb
Jan
29
Industrial
92c
Lake—
7.25
19%
Irish
Red
7.60
—20
preferred
1959
McKenzie
1
common
Investment
$1.40
May
1
2,639
Exploration
Imperial
Imperial
68c
»
-20c
Hydra
8,169
50c
4,788
*
83c
1
8.35
*
80c
28%c
Mar
lie
Lake
9.15
1
82c
6'Ac May
100
8.25
Porcupine
4%c July
100
8.90
Oil
Bay
Pam
8,500
6%c
common
8.35
Mining & Smelting
Bay
Hudsons
Hugh
5%c
3.40
4c
preferred
9.00
Gold
4%c
18
i0c
Corp
*
Consolidated
4%c
Jun
4c
Mclntyre
2.40 July
3.25
6
1.95 July
9y2c May
25c
56,780
»
Maybrun Mines
Mayfair Oil & Gas
Jan
15c
Jan
2.34
15%
___1
:i,
—
preferred
Mattagami
Jun
1.95
1
♦
Home & Pitfield
Hudson
13 %
2.25
»
Merrill Island Mining
Meta Uranium Mines
B
Howey
May
2.25
—
27%
A
Class
117
3.25
*
2.30
*
4%%
5 %%
High
17,022
l
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
Jun
Low
17
1
Martin-McNeely Mines—
2.05 July
20
6'Ac
Oil Co Ltd—
Home
_
Range Since Jan. I
High
16%
1
common—;
Maritime Mining
12% July
4 %c Mar
11,050
3'Ac
July
10c
800
28c
Apr
Jan
11
1,000
26c
6'Ac May
Feb
11%
1,060
7c
7'Ac
Marcon
Marigold Oils
July
Low
16"%
1
Jun
Jun
Shares
_.l
Mines
Mines
9c
9.10
114
425
6c
Jan
Jan
for Week
•
Mines
Jan
10
800
13%
114
7c
Maple Leaf Mills
Maralgo
Marboy
7.05
4c
55
13'/a
July
Jun
Powell River
Malartic Gold Fields
Manitou Barvue
Jun
57 V2
&
Lake
4c
5,600
12%
3.05
Jan
4c
16,500
4'Ac
Feb
30%
14,354 '•
7'Ac
1
___
8.40
12%
6'Ac
1
_
5c
6'Ac
4c
13
1
B_—
Consolidated
Apr
8.25
1
_
_
class
Mfg
2.60
6'Ac
28c
Gold Mines
100
900
1
_
Iron
Highland Bell
Holden
2.95
1,118
„
Headway Red Lake
Heath
Consolidated
2.00
*
Gold
Magnet
MacMillan Bloedel
6.75 May
3.00 May
13 %
*
.100
Minerals
Jan
2.00
12 y8
_
common
Lakes
of
Red
3.50
52%
4V2C
*
—
Carpets
Rock
Hard
Head
Madsen
580
2.00
8.30
—1
—
preferred
Harding
5.25
51%
__
1
common
17 % May
5c
i
_,
Gold——
Lake
18% May
Jan
52
Mining
Gwillim
Jan
11
-LiL.
1
—
Mines
11%
17
17
_
_
1,507
3,630
Sales
Range
Par
16
2.95
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
High
16
5.15
„
Mines
Gunnar
5.25
———
Low
!
15%
*
Guaranty Trust
Hahn
__
High
Friday
|
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
15%
■
——
Freehold
Gulch
Low
__
Wire
Greyhound
Gridoil
Gulf
Gas
(Range for Week Ended July 28)
Sales
Last
43
32
85
29
Mar
28
29%
1,125
15
Feb
29% July
48c
50c
2,730
41c
Jan
78c
8%
33
Feb
May
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(460)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Oil
Peruvian
Petrol
Oil
Crow
Pitch
80c
84c
4,100
*
•
-50o
Corp
Premier
<r
Trust
—
200
Premium Iron Ore
Preston
Provo
Producers
Gas
Purdex
5c
39c
37c
41c
30,400
21
20%
21
5,630
50c
52c
38,700
55
56
527
265
265
C^.TT1
2.45
2.45
2.60
5,870
14c
13c
15c
3,600
5.70
5.95
11,510
85c
90c
7,700
1.99
III
69c
40c
1,100
5.95
Ltd
Ltd
Minerals
Mar
3%c July
3,250
•
Airways
55c
11,476
51c
1.95
2.04
23,459
3 Vic
3%c
3%c
6,000
1.58
5% July
Feb
65c
—1
Ltd
Mines
Jun
13c
Jan
52c
3%c
m
President Electric
Prospectors
14,445
May
34c
14
30c
50
192
2.20
10c
4.35
80c
1.89
3c
Jan
6
Jan
Jan
Feb
Class
5%
Jun
1957
preferred
preferred
Trans
Canada
Exploration
Trans
Canada
Transmountain
Jan
58%
Apr
Transcontinental
Jan
July
3.60 Mar
24c
May
Jan
6.35 Mar
Jun
1.39
2.48
Feb
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Warrants
Jan
Apr
5%c Jan
.100
11 Vic May
29c
May
Jan
4c
Mar
Jan
5.35 July
5Vic Feb
14c
65c
92c
Jan
Apr
of
Gas
A
Class
Union
July
9% Mar
U nited
Asbestos
United
Canso voting trust
2.25
2.50
2,234
1.05
Feb
3.35 Mar
United
47
46%
47
290
14c
16c
46,070
8.80
8.65
8.80
3,283
10%
10%
10%
300
8.35
10
Jun
Jan
10
Jan
10"%
Jan
Corp class B
United
74c
A
-II
•
I_1
Mines
1
Minerals
Rexpar
Rio
__Il
Rupununi Mines
Rix
Jan
6%
Little
6%
84c
7%
6%
11
720
72C
76c
61,133
56c
Jan
99c
16c
July
32c
20c
18c
20c
6,500
2.40
2.40
2.45
3,400
—
15 %c 17 %C
—
9.40
1.35 May
15c
7.40
Mar
Jan
11
Jun
Jun
May
Feb
2.45
July
22 Vic
Jan
10% Mar
5c
7,500
13c
Jan
28c
29c
10,100
19 %c
Jan
44c
200
8%
Jan
11
13%
13%
Feb
8c
8c
3,000
7%C July
16c 16 %C
19,300
11 Vic May
21c
Jan
—
100
4%c July
13
Vanadium
Petroleum Ltd
.
(A V) Can Ltd common
Rocky
Roe
1956
preferred
Paper class
Rolland
Venezuelan
Ventures
Class
r
St
St
Jan
7
Apr
Jan
87
Jun
8%
Apr
15
14%
15
10 %
Apr
5c
5c
7,730
1,083
79%
76%
79%
9.35
9.00
9.40
11,411
22
22
200
10%
10
10%
2,355
8c
9c
18,000
12
12%
23%
-1
Corp
class
Cement
Lawrence
A.
.100
Horsey
Petroleums
Sapphire
Jan
13%
24
1,404
18%
Jan
80
99%
Jun
72c
3,000
65c
Jan
17%
6,552
11%
Jan
—
__
i
10%
67
G
3,000
66
68
12,400
6.35
Jan
1.30
Feb
4%c July
33%
25 %
103
Jun
May
Jan
Apr
July
July
89c
Apr
21% May
15
May
1.85 May
7c
Apr
97
Feb
196
Jan
May
May
Werner
West
Metal
in*
£
**•
Arts
-I'
•,
&
'•:*',
•
Products
&
%
Class
A
Class
A
preferred.
Class B preferred
Sheep Creek Gold
Sicks
Oil
Western
&
Gas
Weston
$4%
White
10,050
2,850
Wood
4.60
330
12
11%
12%
5,245
Mines
Silver
class
3.70 Jun
4.80
Apr
4.20
Feb
5.00
Apr
7%
Feb
14% May
&
(GH)
(J) Industries
Preferred
Mines
Standard
Silverwood Dairies
42 %c
50
1.40 May
Yale
4.90
Yankee
►
3.70
39c
class A.
42C
25C
.50c
26C
1,000
24c
12
2,204
10%
18,296
Jan
30%c, Jan
Mar
Jan
26
5.00
Apr
Mines
Siscoe
Apr
July
July
Apr
July
S
K
*
Manufacturing
D
preferred
Lead
Slater
Industries
28%
Jan
34% Mar
1.12
Jan
1.82 July
3.60 July
9%
9%
910
19%
325
18% May
52%
250
50
Feb
53
Yellowknife
33%
1,300
21%
Jan
34
York
Knitting
9C
6,500
8 Vic
July
9C
9 Vic
9,000
9c
4.75
4.85
540
3.75
14%
14%
1,525
40c
21,200
23c
July
1.20
1.07
1.20
4,575
25c
Jan
1.55 May
31c
31c
33C
3,064
26c
Jan
52c
4c
July
1
Standard
Wire
Stanrock
Uranium
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Nickel
1
____
•
4c
4c
4 V2C
5,200
46
45%
46
675
74%
71%
74%
Hi
8.25
7.85
8.35
-17,806
3,000
27,438
A___
1
27%
27
27%
735
Sterling Trusts
Sturgeon River Gold.
—20
73%
74
50
1
19C
21c
21,000
Bros
"
;
Canada
»
4C
Mining
Steep Rock Iron
class
Steinberg
4c
14
33
8c
7%c
8c
3,700
5c
1
1.50
1.45
1.55
6,750
1.10
1
17 %c
*
16 %
class
Petrol
pfd
—35c
common
Industries
Apr
1.50
Jan
22
2.60
100
64c
68c
17,825
49 Vic Mar
1.70
1.64
1.74
18,185
1.60 Jun
-1
1.34
1.20
1.34
19,, 100
1
Teck
Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
Territory Mining
11 %c
lie 11 %c
8,300
-1
_.
Canada
21%
22
2.60
22
Ltd
•
common-
I100
Preferred
Thompson Lundittark—
1.19
lie
July
Apr
99%
Jun
29c
.25%
July
Jan
3.00 May
70c
1.90
1.69 May
18c
60
1,256
57%
Jan
69
86
86
6
81%
Jan
86
61c
63c
7,358
48c
Feb
1.08
Jan
8%
9%
1,000
5 Vic
6%c
41,700
3c
Jan
60c
00c
64c
6,900
43c
Jan
71c
51c
55c
10,400
33c
Jan
85c
Apr
66
63
66
4,053
57%
Feb
66
13
Jan
Works
;
*
common
preferred—
38 %
7,953
57c
3.50
3.75
425
3.50 Mar
7%c
5,000
6%c Jan
3.00
3.10
16,275
2c
3c
30,200
15c 15 %c
16,000
1.06
1.09
9,095
55C
1,600
July
2.40 Mar
2c
1.12
Jan
4.40
Apr
11 %c Mar
3.90
Apr
Feb
5c
Apr
7%c Feb
24c
May
88c
Jan
28c
1.18 Mar
Jan
75c
35
Feb
38%
Apr
24%
Jan
28
Jun
5,850
41c
Jan
63c
Feb
900
95c
Mar
1.70
Apr
9%
Jan
11%
Feb
32 %
Jan
32% May
Mar
32%
32%
15
2.70
1,100
1.10 Mar
86C
95c
1,200
25c
Jan
82c
83c
5,704
80c
July
17%
17%
3,197
17% July
20% May
19%
20
3,220
19
22% May
32%
90c
100
96
*
96
60
10%
11
2,573
106%
106%
107
69
5%
6%
9%c
3,071
97
40
25%
165
5
May
II,500
97
Jan
20.400
7c
106
150
1.48
6%C
9%C
97
5%
1.35
7c
July
90
May
9.90 July
1.15
3.25 May
1.50 May
99c
Jan
98
Jun
12
May
107% Mar
6% July
Feb
2.14 May
Jun
6c
12c
9%c Mar
97
Jan
13 %c May
July
Jan
23
98% Mar
80
80
35
77%
Apr
29% May
81% Jun
19%
19%
126
15%
Jan
23
Jun
4.75
Jan
ir%
Jun
19%
9.00
9.00
180
5
16%
16
16%
2,122
10
1.00
1.00
1.04
4,340
84c
12c
"9%c
Jan
Jun
16% July
1.34 Jan
Jan
18c
'
Mines
class
13c
15,500
3c
3c
3c
17,000
2%c
1
98c
95c
98c
15,760
90c
1.40
1.50
400
38c
40c
16,735
4%C
4%C
6,000
2.30
:
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*
Hill
38c
1
*
IIII
I
2.30
16 %c
2.35
1,700
16c 16 %c
12,550
24 %c 24 %C
~i
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Shown
Are
;
4,200
Expressed in Canadian
FTrid*y
Last
peek's
9%c
Feb
.
6c
May
Apr
May
1.25
35c
1.15
Jan
Feb
1.30
Apr
Apr
68c
Jan
3%c Jan
7c
May
2.00 Feb
2.60 May
16c
July
21c
Feb
21 %c
Jan
33c
Mar
Dollars
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
8%
Low
49
8%
zl
45
Range Since Jan. 1
High
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3.6%
32%
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33
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25
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23%
2-50
1
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2|li
2,957
24|
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.
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47
1
Gaspe Copper Mines
^
High
4«? JK
^
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16
16
100
18
Jun
e
*
13%
13%
13%
85
12% May
15
Jun
62
62
62
75
58
62% May
r
WP
16%
6,262
22
221/2
876
28
SSvi
55?/4 Ji
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48 /"
~
38 5/3
sale
(not
iricluded
13
485y:
2,025
38 5/3
J®
385/8
25
range).
Jun
2»c ^eb
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TurUn
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Jun
Apr,
35% May
Jan
22% Jun
17
May
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40% Jan
ft
35
Jan
5014 July
42
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49%
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2
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ill
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price.
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1§V S
171/
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Apr
30
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(not inciuded
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390
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41
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Jan
1.03
5.90
800
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star
53% July
8,182
Sale Price
Jun
53c
Iron
Jan
Jan
3,585
70c
par
10% July
7%c July
8%
5 Vic
A
Mar
1.85 May
7.05 May
6.15
25%
Apr
—10c
Class
90c
5
Prices
May
July
—1
Toronto
Feb
1.30 Mar
52%
100
5 T u r K S>
6 x O L A <?
Jan
—1
Toronto
70c
7%c
1
Southwest
Petroleums
10
Mar
May
1.20c
Jan
Mines
Bank
7
2.75 July
58
65c
A
SK SS" M1MS-—
Tidal
Toronto Dominion
700
Jan
10
:
Jun
Tiara
Tombill Mines Ltd
8,500
Apr
Jun
July
28 %c
Jan
3.50
2.20 Mar
57%
5
70c
1.50
JUn
6.00
Ota»-Smmon::::z::a
86
.
70c
5
2.00
1.65 May
39
51%
Oilcloth Linoleum
58
63c
Park
100
700
525
322
70c
Dominion
50
1.60 Mar
1,00 July
52%
Apr
100
22 %c Apr
6
2.75
55 %
1.45
1.70 May
24c
Feb
Apr
1,300
9%c Apr
9 Vic
Apr
1,225
12,565
SoSo'n
4.00
29C
56
Jan
17%
1.70
50c
Jun
34c
1.75 Mar
27c
Jan
30
9%
Jun
14% Mar
1.70
30c
300
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Jan
1,565
28c
Mines
Thorncliffe
5c
9.80 Mar
2,720
Jan
July
Mar
28,520
93%
1.70
200
May
18c
1.70
Sylvanite Gold Mines
Texaco
80
3.25
Jun
Feb
47% July
100
.100
Industries
Tancord
9c
Jan
16%
16c
1.15
Apr
July
1.49
;
Zenmac Metal Mines
Apr
3.00
16%
Warrants
Tatnblyn
11c
Feb
July
67,735
45,297
1
Jun
July
1.70
56
3c
Apr
46c
76% May
1
Taurcanis
17%
Jan
Cons
Switson
Jan
50%
Contact
Supertest
6%
32
Sullivan
Sunburst Exploration
Superior Propane common-
Jan
Jan
19c
Jan
1.51
1.63
54c
1.45
Zulapa Mining
Jan
20
Sudbury
Mines
13 %c
6.90 Jan
8 %
Jan
Jun
50C
15 %c
Electric
Jan
Jan
3%c July
Apr
6
Jan
Jan
5%
1.10
33c
9% July
19%
22c
6!?% Jan
853
1.45
Mines
July
4.75
123,775
54
""1
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Udo
Oil
Bear
May
33%
8 Vic
Standard Paving
Steeloy
Mar
21.399
54c
6%
Apr
19%
Spooner Mines & Oils
Stafford Foods Ltd—
of
7
45
52%
Oils
Southern Union
Steel
July
30
pfd__
33%
Stedman
2.65 May
40
50
common-
i
Industries
Southam
Starratt
100
33c
Preferred
Somerville
4,967
800
1.27
6 %
12% Mar
100,900
40
July
*
Young (H G) Mines
1.82
3.25
Apr
11
49c
Zinc.
Yukeno
29%
40
&
Canuck
Jan
1.63
3.20
Apr
47c
.
I*
Feb
28%
3.20
58% May
8.15
11 %c 14 %c
*
Corp
40c
1.73
l50
Slater
25
26% Feb
1.25
:
47c
29%
__1
Ltd
20% Jan
14,280
*
warrants
Combing
Zenith
Simpsons Ltd
A
Jan
11%
—1
Class
Feb
1,437
Quebec
100
875
<
29%
46 %c
>
pfd...
Wood
Jun
5.00
Apr
47c
A
5%%
87c
4.75
1
2.00
80
-
40%
May
Jan
•2.25
Wiltsey Coghlan
5
23
July
85c
630
Wright-Hargreaves
500
Jan
6.35
50c
II
Willroy Mines
42%
24%
21c
Jan
37%
Yukon.
Jun
24
July
May
3.65
10%
39"%
3.25
July
60
1.05
100
Wool
775
11%. July
58% May
48%
70c
Apr
July
27%
I!
31% Mar
81,307
-
12
56
Is
;
125
50
lie
Apr
52 % May
50c
i——I—
30%
1.27
1.55
Feb
7%
20
*
1.18
12c
27
Petroleum
July
26 % July
4.90
_
Miller Mines
Silver
50
25
' Jun
37
Breweries
Windfall
3.90
1.25
25
53c
I
Pass
4.60
4.65
4,937
11
6%
IIIIHl
IIII*
preferred
3.75
50
1.53
May
2.82 Mar
40c
Jan
July
17c
12,375
Mar
15% May
14 %c
Apr
15%
7,415
6.35
25
27
preferred
4.60
*
55% May
1.27
Warrants
$6
Jan
50c
295
57c
July
May
II _*
B
Jun
41%
60
9%
Apr
5.95 July
17
20
(Geo)
Class
30c
41
52
10%
IIII*
A
Copper
94c
41%
100
40c
class
Decalta
Jan
26%
7,500
29%
—1.25
Warrants
Western
Jan
26%
I,995
20
55%
11
1
Oil
Canada
69c
26%
Feb
May
60
25
-
1
.
Nickel
Foods
Western
17c
—1
..
Breweries
Sigma
—
Gordon
Sherritt
common.*
*
50
50
9%
49
11%
1.38
1
Woodward Stores Ltd class A
Shawinigan Water & Power
Feb
6%c
6.05
Products
9,500
24
125
18c 18 %c
"•
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Westeel
7,376
11,766
4,805
Feb
4% Jan
Jun
I
Preferred
68
25%
7c
545
6.00
IHIIl
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Equipment
Westfair
18C
24
July
19%
60
1
H
Westburne
75C
24%
1.52
20%c Jan
12,000
52
Jan
55%
Warrants
17c
40
6%c
11%
11%
19%
Mines
Lake
74C
—
6%c
11%
51%
1
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W
Canadian
18c
—
6%c
11%
IHlO
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
Webb & Knapp Canada Ltd
Weedon
Mining
3.80
i
Security Freehold
Selkirk Hldgs class
Seven
19,426
5c
100
Feb
10c
2.00
I
Trust
Wasamac
66
Jibe
Petroleum
Satellite
1,395
1.80
5c
—
11
1.69
'
1.75
Debentures
Sarcee
12
10%
17
i
23 %
100% 101 %
101%
Jan
11% May
225
68c
__n
8c
Jun
79% July
24 Vic
17
Gold
River
8% Mar
72c
Gold
Antonio
Jan
1
Shiriff
Warrants
San
Sand
Feb
_•
Gas
Maurice
20
Jun
Jan
15%
July
"VI
12%
——
72%
6.05
9% May
8c
8c
common...
preferred
Salada
4.55
74%
25
—L-—
Lawrence
5%
7 Vic May
100
4 Vic
8,000
ITU*
~
•. •
Walker
*
T
Ryanor Mining
St
Jan
Grey
Waite Amulet
20,235
8,284
8c
6 %
;
&
Feb
84
<
7%c
HII__l
B
Victoria
Jan
9%
84
12,700
~_I_I*
HI *
Violamac Mines
14%
6%
10
1
.
Industries
Russell
4c
I
common
Vespar Mines
.'
Viceroy Mfg class A
13 Vic
84
5%
6%
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Common
Preferred
1,084
;
—
Wainwright
10
•
25
Consol
Rowan
5c
14,020
37c
*
Power
Ltd
Feb
9%
•
100
*
A
Mall
Pall
of
Rothmans
5c
1.62
30c
1
Alloys
Waterous
.500
1.52
34c
Hill*
ZZIl
Corp
Upper Canada Mines
May
8%
——
Hi
1
15,969
Jun
July
July
8%
4%c
4%C
_*
common
Mines
3,830
9.80
10
1.58
9
Jan
1.18 May
10%
73c
common—...
Mines
Rockwin
Jan
80c
205
*
Mfg
Robinson
1
Uran
Athabasca
Robertson
Roche
45c
6,900
9.75
Algom
Rio
178,600
1.05
6%
—
Rayrock Mines
Realm Mining
Renabie
81c
1.00
10%
Rapid Grip new common—
Class
72 c
1.02
Oil
Ranger
Jan
Jan
9,450
*
_
Reef
Steel
2.50
11c
J.I—III~*
United
7c
1,890
11c
_*
Hill
Oils
United
May
44
150
1,660
Jan
30
Keno
36% Feb
40
5.10
16%
May
I.IIIl
I ~i
Preferred
United
Jun
19%
j
Jan
May
92
12,064
*
;
5%
18c
Mar
40 %c
III50
Corp
84,352
55
87
1,533
1
preferred—
34,375
Jun
40
10,489
__50
92c
Jun
r'Jun
45c
.*
common
7%
12c
53
13%
_•
Canada
85c
40
Jan
21%
1
;
preferred
B
38
21
H50
Mining
655
43c
^
preferred
Class
55%
12%
•
preferred
Union
Jan
13%
*
Shawkey Mines
Acceptance common
2nd
37%
21%
Hi
Trinity Chibougamau
Twin City
Gas
Union
10c
6%
Resources
7%
1
Radiore Uranium Mines.—
1
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Ultra
Jan
1
2.25
-
Preferred
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
—
Quinte Milk class A—;—
Ltd
High
7c
*
7%
90c
40
Jan. 1
Low
16
Oil
Triad
40
Feb
Jan
2.10
92
Pipeline
Pipeline
2 Vic
1,350
92
High
4.80
Jan
14c
1,085
52%
40
Jun
7,650
5.05
52
:
Apr
6,200
10c 11 %c
4.80
4.90
11%C
6,135
*
—
warrants
59c
3c
3c
54%
53%
46c
20c
16%c
3c
53%
Range Since
500
1956 warrants
Jan
Mar
16 %c
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chlbougamau Gold.
Quebec Labrador Develop.
Quebec Lithium Gorp—
7%c
:
Apr
7c
8C
7%c
A
4% %
15,700
7%c
Low
100
class
B
July
1st
8c
Finance
Traders
22 %
480
Shares
—1
Exploration
Towagmac
Jan
Jan
for Week
Par
May
Jan
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
87c
60c
100
;
—
6
44c
55
,—
Oils
Power
2,500
75c
3%c
61c
-I
Development
Ponder
59c
9c
33c
44c
1
Place Oil & Gas
Placer
5%
5%
•
1
Uranium
Ore
59c
*
Co Ltd
Gold Mines__
Oil
Phillips
Pickle
1,300
Industries
Phantom
Low
He 11 %c
Gas—
&
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
—1
—
Mines
&
Shares
—1
Mines
Gold
Perron
for Week
Low
Par
Week's
of Prices
Friday
Range
Sale Priee
Monday, July 31, 1961
.
.
(Range for Week Ended July 28)
Sales
of Prices
Last
stocks
.
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
privileges,
Number 6077
194
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(461)
45
The following
Dealers,
intended
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Bid
Par
Aerovox
Financial
71%
*
31
34%
36
38%
67%
1
15 Ms
16%
Co—1
6 Va
7%
1
29 %
31%
Florida
—1
Development
34%
37
Foote Bros
—_—
1
25 %
28%
American Biltrite Rubber Co_100
Filter
22 */4
24 /a
Air
Co—_—
Cement
American
Corp——5
American Express Co—;
American
Greetings
American
Gypsum
Pipe
class
13%
50%
1
6%
7%
2
30 Va
32 Va
1
Co
42
45%
Amer-Saint Gobain Corp—.,7.50
American Sterilizer Co.—3%
54
Farms
Arden
Co
common—_1
Participating preferred
Service
Public
Arizona
59%
5
36 V4
38%
Arkansas Missouri Power Co
5
25%
27%
Western
5
16%
17%
Arkansas
Co
18%
56
_3
Gas
Co
Metal Construction
Art
Co—10
Arvida
Corp
Assembly Prod Inc—
12%
11%
1
8%
9%
1
25%
27%
Associated Spring. Corp_______10
15%
16%
Automatic
52%
56
Retailers
of
Amer—1
Avery Adhesive Prod
Products
1
;
Oil &
Aztec
Baird
Gas
Atomics
Baker
Oil
Bates
Mfg
Bayles
Behlen
Co—
Inc
Bros
Berkey
Corp
1
Black Hills Power
&
&
Inc
Light Co
20
21%
11%
12
49%
52 Va
8%
9 Va
1
13
14 Va
20%
22
21%
California
Oregon
California
Water
Water
Cameo
&
Power Co
26%
40%
37%
Tel—
?«•
.23
55%
Co_25
26%
27%
39%
41%
16
17%
12 %•-.•'
Telep Co
Inc
1
Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd
10c
4%
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
Cannon Electric —■
1
16
27%
30%
Cannon
25
65
69%
10
28%
30%
.
Ceco
Mills class
Steel
Cedar
B
Products
Point Field
Central
111
Central
Indiana
Central
Louisiana
Elec
com
Corp
Trust
Gas
ft
9%
Packaging Corp of America
5
*
ctfs
F7
54 %
51
5
17%
32%
Texas Industries Inc
14%
go/4
10%
Thermo-O-Disc Inc
Thermo King Corp
21
5
x23%
25%
Green Mountain Power Corp
Grinnell Corp
5
171/4
18 Va
Pocket
Grolier
1
53
56 Va
Potash
1
26
28
Producing Properties
1
28%
30 %
ft
Dunlap
Capital inc
Growth
Gulf
Interstate
Hagan
1
45%
/Citizens Util Co com cl A__33%c
27%
Class B
Hanna
Colonial
Stores
Colorado
Harvey
Houston
Inc
of
Oil
Howard
•Cook
Robertson
172
18%
9%
10 Va
33%
1
<*%
35%
4%
48
45
26
28%
12% r
85%
89 %
5
1
50
*
27%
30
29%
32
1
16%
18
5%
6
Water
&
Co
Systems Inc
Water
Information
Recreation
5%
Corp__50c
6
35%
19
20%
8%
9%
Interstate
10%
11%
34%
Iowa
cl A
Public Service
246
29
32%
24%
26%
35
37 Va
Co
5
Utilities Co
15
Steel
6%
6%
1
56 %
61
Sawhill Tubular Prod Inc
♦
14%
16%
*
28
30%
5
3%
4%
1
2%
3%
Jacinto
Sanders
preferred
3cott
&
Scott
Foresman
Fetzer
Co
262
Natural
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kennametal
7%
27 %
30 %
22 %
16%
33
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
26%
28V4
31
33
Western
1
13Vo
14 Va
Western Power ft Gas
5
25%
27
Western
1
76%
81%
7.50
33%
36
5
10%
11%
3
10%
4
5%
6%
10
38%
40%
5
441/4
47%
Southern
Union
Eng Tel Co
25
Co_
Gas
1
Va
42%
8%
8
Southwestern
Investors
1
11%
12%
Weyerhaeuser Co
States
1
30
32 y4
Whiting
7
7%
Tel
Co
1
2Va2%
& Steamship
Register
Standard
82
86V4
Wisconsin Power ft
17 Va
19%
Witco
37%
39%
Screw Co
20
non-voting
5
Bank of America
(San
of
Commerce
48
54
58%
62%
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
25
45
48%
40%
43%
376
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
10
Long Island Trust Co
5
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)—10
Manufacturers ft Traders
Trust (Buffalo)
5
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
Nassau County N Y
5
Mellon Nat Bk & Tr Co (Pgh )_25
Mercantile Tr (St Louis)—12.50
Monmouth County Nat Bk(NJ) 1
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
44
47%
75%
78%
33%
35%
(NY)
10%
Bank
of New York—
Bank
of
13%
Bankers
11%
Boatmen's
(N
Co
Natl Bank
(N J)
5
82%
79%
82%
39 %
42 %
1
24%
26%
10
70
1
29%
32
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago)_25
121
130
Co—16
32%
35 Va
Cleveland
50
372
393
1
1
23 Va
24%
Commercial
of North Amen_5
8%
9%
Commercial Trust
50c
22%
24%
Connecticut Bank
1
46
49 %
Connecticut Natl Bank
3
20%
22%
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
15 Va
& Electric
Gas
18%
20%
Marlin-Rockwell
25%
27%
Marmon Herrington
20%
22
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry
61
65%
Mattel
5
12%
11
10c
Corp
Inc
23%
-
Maxson
Electronics
12 %
11%
.—1
Corp
Co Inc
McLean
Industries
25%
McLouth Steel Corp
McNeil
Machine
lc
—
2%
5
1
„
&
Eng
Melpar Inc
Merchants Fast Motor Lines—1
of Cleve—16
Bank
(Savannah)
Trust
Co.
Bk
43
46%
(NJ)—10
47
50%
Co_12%
55
581/2
5
17%
19
—33%
Co
151 Va
158
ft Tr
4
55
42 %
45%
22%
24%
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
Co
(Chicago)
New
5
(S F)_10
18%
23
Meredith
*
25%
27%
1
42
46 Va
5
36%
38%
Mid-American
Pipeline Co
Capital Corp
*
20 %
21%
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
Midland
1
15%
17
First
Technical
Co—
Inc
Arts
Dictaphone Corp
5
:
common
76 %
6%
7%
24%
2%
Economics
El
Paso
Electro-Voice
Electrolux
Electronics
Electronics
Equity
Oil
West
Farrineton
Laboratories
-1
11%
12%
First
44%
47%
Co
2
Inc
Mfg Co
Missile
Corp
Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
Systems
Mississippi Shipping
37%
Morton
28%
30%
16%
17%
-_1
38%
41 %
Investors
10
11
35%
37%
Class
1
37%
40%
Nevada
Cap_l
17%
19 Va
Forms
2.50
77
81%
14%
16
33%
36 Va
common
Financial
1
Co
Eng Gas & Elec Assoc
Co
8
■*
Nicholson File Co
Natl Bank
Natl Bank of
First
Natl
—1
18%
20%
27%
29%
Northwestern
*
15%
17
Nuclear-Chicago
Pub
Serv
Corp
70 Va
Bank
(Jersey City)_5
32%
74%
35%
Passaic County
25
86
Natl
Bank
Louis—20
36%
First
Natl
City Bank (N Y}__20
93
62
First
90%
79
Pennsylvania
13%
14 %
15%
&
Trust
of
St
Banking
(Philadelphia )_10
Co
of
15%
Franklin
43 %
Girard
Bk
Natl
Trust
of
Corn
31%
33%
Hanover
26
28
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
6%
Bank
of
L I N
Exch
New
Y—5
Bk—15
York—10
96%
62
39%
42%
46
48%
65 Va
69
53%
Louis Union
Trust Co
1st
Second
Natl Bank of Phila
Natl Bk
(Wash)—20
10
(Los Angeles)
12Va
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany
10
St B ft T (Boston)
10
Sterling Natl Bank ft Trust Co
(New York)
25
Trade Bank & Tr Co (N Y)__10
56 %
Trust Co
of New
Jersey
2%
52
56
Hudson
26
28%
United
14%
Hudson
84%
Industrial
27%
29%
26
27%
37%
40%
Tr
Co
National Bk—10
(Union
National
Providence R
I
City)—8
Bank
Union
102
19%
10
45%
28
States Tr Co (Boston )_10
States Trust
(N Y)—20
21
United
51%
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Arlz)_5
Wachovia Bank ft Trust Co
(Winston-Salem N C)
5
of
Industrial Valley Bank & Trust
Co
(Phila)
801/2
31%
10
St
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co—10
County
31%
76%
29Vt
54V2
Bank of Com (Cleve)_10
Union Trust Co of Maryland_10
(Chic)—20
28%
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
State
—10
Rochelle
New
14
17
58%
160
71
75%
38 Va
421/a
84%
881/4
29%
31Vb
73
39%
77%
42V4
62%
67
39%
43%
Security First Natl Bank
First Westchester Natl Bank
40%
5
Royal Bank of Canada
Seattle
First
14
3
1
10
12 Va
National Bank of
79
9%
87%
(Suffern N Y)__
93%
84
Natl
$4 pfd_*
Co
89%
20
First
5
Northwest Natural Gas
1
Northeastern Water Co
49%
Dallas
of
First
5%
14%
45
Chicago
of Boston
Bank
11%
15%
13%
(Atlanta)
26%
1
13%
Bank
10
Penn
12%
Trust
&
6%
25
Carolina Natural Gas_2.50
Co
Rockland National Bank—
First
North
Gas
59%
65 Va
First
North
North American Coal
2.50
For footnotes, see preceding page.
50c
common
10c
Co
Mfg
t
7%
1
New
B
Power
55
61
13%
22%
76%
10
21
12
70
73
(Baltimore)—10
40%
20%
41%
66%
Tradesmen's Bank
ft Trust (Philadelphia)
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)_12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
Bk
J)
N
12%
58
58
38%
Provident
19
34
25%
54%
68 Va
37%
40 %
57%
36%
160
23%
49 %
Natl
26 %
35
152
5
65
Natl Bank
37 %
(Chicago )_20
44
Natl
(Camden
368
10
First
24%
1
Camden
—
350
Corp (Minn)—10
Bank Stk
First
1
5
National Homes Corp A com_50c
1
International
Inc
Narragansett Capital
National Gas & Oil Corp
2
Corp
Company
50
Philadelphia National Bank—10
Pittsburgh National Bank
20
7%
2%
Nalco Chemical Co
Foods
104
(N Y)
County Trust Co
6 %
99
5
34
Inc
(Texas)
1
1
10c
5
1
5
1
Co
Utilities
1
*
Co
Ets-Hokin & Galvan Inc
Far
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
(Hackensack N J)
92%
Missouri
Inc
Resistor
75%
88
Mohawk Rubber
Empire State Oil Co
Erie
69
(Newark)—10
44%
Corp
Capital
Business
42 %
lo
Fidelity Un Tr Co
32%
Emhart Mfg. Co
Ennis
39%
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
30
Corp
Electro-Science
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y)_l0
15%
30%
x42
Laboratory
Electric
Electrada
19%
1
Utilities
Jersey Bank ft Trust Co.ll
14%
Associates—10
Dynamics Corp of Amer $1 pref_2
Eastern
16%
New
28%
Minneapolis Gas Co
27
54V4
Merchants Natl Bk.10
17%
Miller
15%
Eng
*
69 Va
1
Corporation
Duriron Co
New
1
36%
5%
59%
5
64
2
Inc
51
56%
Microdot
33
6
Va
48
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Miles
63 %
66
80
Metromedia Inc
Miehle-Goss-Dexter cl A com_7%
43
96%
62 Va
Northern Trust Co
55
59%
91%
43%
21
54%
25
40 %
51%
64%
50
Natl State Bank of Newark_12%
10
Devel
60
Newark & Essex
Banking Co (N J)
Fairfield
19%
1
Inc
38Va
Empire Trust Co
Midwest
1
Bradstreet
36%
36%
41%
1
;
70%
34
21%
25c
Labs,.
Company
67
37%
5
Sons Co
10
National Bank of Detroit
National Bank & Trust Co
20
Inc
123
(Fairfield County)
10
National Bank of Westchester_5
National City Bank (Cleve)—8
National Commercial Bank &
Trust Co (Albany)
7.50
York
—5
5
pfd
Duffy-Mott Co
Dura
71%
1
Inc
Bush
•
8 Va
7%
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston.12 Va
York)
16%
Co
491/4
45
120
New
National
(White Plains
County Trust Co
21
Publishing
165
157
■
3%
51%
1
Bridge Co
733^
32Vb
30 %
25
of
Citizens & Southern National
Detroit Internat
&
445/
(Phila)—10
Trust Co
St
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Dun
69%
41
Co
Camden
79 %
16%
Dunham
64%
Trust
5 Va
12%
6%
Elecs
81%
Louis—20
N Y Trust Co_12
15%
Drackett
77
St
Chemical Bank
1
Dorsett
66 V«
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)
5
Machines
(R R)
63 %
Bk
46%
Broad
26%
10
Y)
28%
Natl
\i, 4%
393
10
Virginia —i
Trust
Companies
60
S A
24%
13%
5%
,.100
T &
Francisco)
22%
(E F)—
8
5%
Ask
20%
Donald
77%
7%
Bid
22%
Mac
18%
72%
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
1
Yellow Transit Freight Lines—1
Yuba Consolidated Industries—1
10
25%
45%
Lucky
Madison
16%
P»r
Long
Lytton Financial Corp
24 Va
6%
N
58
8%
8%
1
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)..10
61
11%
5
10
Ask
57
8
11%
76%
Bid
53%
10%
Wood Conversion Co.
24%
71
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila—10
23%
Chemical
x22Vv;,"!
10
Par
Central
21%
light Co
Work Wear Corp..
Wurlitzer Co
Bank and Trust
Baltimore National Bank
25%
5
Co
conv
63 Va
58
71 Va
1
$1.25
25 Va
68
Delhi-Taylor
Donnelley
23
23%
Dejur-Amsco Corp class A
Inc
62%
1
7%
Diversa
5
58
Lone
1%
Danly Machine Specialties.
Diebold
41/2
1
Lilly (Eli) ft Co Inc
1
Cummins Engine Co Inc.
.
30%
11 Va
(Hugh W) & Co Inc—50c
Stores Inc
1%
Ludlow Corp
*
Electric Co
Wilcox-Gay Corp
Stanley Home Products Inc—
43%
12 %
Corp
}0
2.50
Fruit
Standard
Common
Wilcox
Publishing Co Inc
32%
24%
8
;
:_i
Chemical
24 Va
22%
_*
Finance
9 Va
1
10%
1
Company
Corp
Di-Noc
8%
Spector Freight Sys Inc
Speer Carbon Co
12%
98
Natural Gas Co
22
50%
9%
11
10
Telephone
1
47
92
ft
1
36%
39%
1
Co
Company
Dial
%.
Lt
Southwest Gas Producing Co
Southwestern Elec Service Co
14
13
1
35
53 VK
New
32%
32
50c
Corp
42%
33
50%
Southern
5
10%
com
39%
1
30%
Co
59%
5
Co
Corp
Telephone Co
5
Bank
Steel
Financial
Western
Water
,,
520
485
cl B—5
Wesco
14%
7%
49%
24%
'
32 %
Calif
31 %
Star
23%
30
Southern
29
Products
.46%
Wellington Mgt Co class A__10c
2.50
Rock
6%
1
...
151/4
71 %
■
26%
A
Scientific
•
40 Va
1
24
1
Bros Transport
1
Welch
Westcoast Transmission
37%
—1
Watson
23
Keystone
Co
31%
20%
20%
Blower
30%
29%
10c
South Snore Oil & Dev Co
Stand
3
Liberty Loan Corp
19%
28%
Point Manufacturing Co_*
18%
8%
18%
5
10
Coast
2%
30%
•
Co
West
22 Va
7%
Bros
Brothers
West
20%
28%
36%
17%
66
lc
46%
34%
15%
Staley (AE.) Mfg Co—.
1
43%
1
Swasey Co
55 :
18%
5
25%
16%c
Corp
23%
1
13%
Li
11
Cement..,—3
ft
28%
22
..1
5
Keystone Custodian Fds cl A—•
Portland
50c
2
Paper,
49 %
1
Company
*
Corp
17%
10
Inc__.
Co
20%
Warren
29%
10
10
Inc
Kentucky Utilities Co
18%
26%
Warner
29%
46
Gas-5
58
•
Warner
102 %
27%
46 Va
21%
16%
53%
Waiter (Jim)
27%
98
1
42
*
15%
5
&
Washington Steel Corp
26
2
Pacific Power Co
56
50c
Sanders
Wash Natural Gas Co
*
Co,
&
58
52
Waddell ft Reed Inc class A
•
(G D) & Co
Searle
53%
5
27%
25 %
5
Sprague Electric Co
Spur Oil Co
2c
Corp
Lanolin Plus
Oil
Co
Scholz Homes Inc
1
23%
Business
Bantam
Inc
5
Co
21%
Co
Associates
1
Kansas-Nebraska
Lau
Petroleum-
37
2
Co
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Vector Mfg Co
Vitro Corp of America
Von's Grocery Co
9%
1
San
*
Supply
Co
Service
$1.46
9
34%
Vance
8
7%
1
1
Water
Corp
Kalvar
Capital
1
Corp
14%
20c
18%
26%
9
Southwestern
—1
com_l
1
Serv
32
Inc
Iowa Southern
Itek
Co
Vending
Investors Diver
Ionics
,5
Co
Louis
Sorg
33
*
Bakeries
Securities
St
Corp
38%
17
24%
Skil
Corp
1
Interstate Engineering Corp—•
Interstate Motor Freight Sys__l
Co
Sabre-Pinon
35
Construction ft Mining
Valley Mould ft Iron Corp
34%
13
12
Utah
54%
1
10%
Simplex Wire & Cable Co
56 %
Textbook
50
32%
1
Co„2%
0
Sierra
52%
Interstate
(HH) Co
7%
11%
Upper Peninsular Power
59%
Rockwell Manufacturing
Rose Marie Reid
8%
7
10%
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
5
37 %
55
8
1
Corp.l
United States Sugar Corp
1
Seismograph Service Corp
6%
54
10
Gas
34 Va
*
3%
40%
27%
1
Corp
29%
25c
2%
38%
25%
United States Realty Invest
United States Servaterla
46%
27%
.
United States Chem Mil
Corp
United States Leasing
24%
43 %
12%
Scantlin Electronics
7Va
11%
Inc
23
3
Mills Inc__3%
Rice
Schield
6 %
1
Mills
15%
Darling (L A)
Roadway Express class A
Robbins & Myers Inc
10%
Brand
83 %
Ridge Prop pfd
Dashew
64%
48 %
._1
14%
Cross
■
River
79%
Systems Inc
CTS
Riley Stoker Corp
38%
Ketchum
Gas
Craig
:
26%
17
Koehring Co
Laboratory for Electronics
Laguna Neguel Corp units
Crouse-Hinds
40 %
25%
157
*
24%
Electric
Coral
37%
Richardson Co
9%
1
1
Coffee
2
17%
Continental Transp Lines Inc
Cook
Republic Natural Gas Co
60
1
48
Data
31%
15%
Consol Freightways
Control
59%
A
36
1
Light & Power Co_»
•Consolidated
38
25%
44
Material.
25c
75%
55
class
Inc
Engineering
Towmotor Corp
9%
8%
71
1
35%
4%
Corp
1
-1
23%
4
common
Indianapolis
24
5
Pulp ft Paper Corp—
Indiana
22%
Purina Company
4%
Commonwealth Gas Corp.:
Connecticut
Ralston
2.25
Corp com_3
preferred
25
$1.25 conv.
Radiation
125
2%
Field
Head
24%
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp
50c
Transvale Elec Corp
50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt ft Power—5
Union Texas Nat Gas
Corp
1
Alegre Sugar Corp
Corp Ltd
126
1
Johnson
Indian
22
23%
1
Houston
A
1
23
5
America
New
126
'
29%
1
class A
of
118
1
Corp
Co
117 '
1
5
Fearless
Class
11%
Trans-World Financial
Purolator Products
117
10
Houston Natural Gas
Hudson
10%
Purex
Corp
Houston
1
Punta
Co
&
Inns
33%
12%
24%
Splendor Min 6% pfd_ll
Voltage Engineering
1
Co
30%
11%
24%
Hidden
Holiday
1
Tracerlab Inc
1
22%
Heublein Inc
Hoover
14%
8%
23
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
Credit
25%
8%
•
Hathaway Instruments Inc
Hilton
23 Va
13
5
10c
56
22%
&
1
&
56
'
24%
44%
Oil
Tool Research
7Va
Co
1
Corp
37%
22%
Inc
52%
Co
(DC)
Electric
America
23
common
Aluminum
Heath
of
5
5
Colorado
44%
26%
5
27 Va
Elev
42
24%
Hamp
Serv
3%
Gas Co
&
86%
Tokheim
Pub
Co—1
Milling
31%
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico
Product—1
Interstate
Colorado
82
29 Va
13 Va
25%
Inc—
34%
20%
52%
Time Inc
58 Va
lc
Gas
States
11%
Inc
Genl
Co
___—1
Corporation
Coastal
29%
:■
10%
11%
Co class A com_10
Mining
Portland
33 Vic
B
Clinton Engines Corp
Clute
48%
Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass—•
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
♦
8% '
54
Co
(MA)
v
•
32%
Controls__l
&
Hamilton Cosco Inc
Hanna
181
Thomas ft Betts Co
32%
7%
Co
*
Chemicals
Hallicrafters
172
8%
38%
30%
Pubco Petroleum
•
Inc
Grosset
Books
8%
35%
30 V4
1
•
Plymouth Rubber Co
Fire Brick Co
1
1
I
:
50c
Pioneer Natural Gas
(A P)
21
7%
2
13%
Green
19%
1
15%
—3%
Pickering Lumber Corp
12%
Johnson
class
'
6%
,1
Kaiser Steel Corp common
Common
19
14
1
11%
13%
/ 6
36%
18%
1
—:
19%
34%
17%
1
Corp
18%
185
6%
Perini
11%
32%
Va
44
1
10V4
Permanente Cement
24%
6
41
•
j
I
40%
10%
5%
43
I_I_1
12%
22%
30
40
Inc
111/4
1
1—1
Co
1
Chicago Musical Instrument—1
1
ZZI
Television Shares
Mgt
Ii
Texas Butadiene ft Chemical—1
" 37%
6
Ritz
7%
24%
Telecomputing Corp
Merchandise Co
2.50
Gibraltar Finan Corp of Calif
l
Seneral
Jessop
the
5%
24%
Jervis
of
33
23
Jamaica
Chattanooga Gas
30%
22%
34%
Charles
Techno Fund
4%
1
21 %
30 Va
Corp
23
1
Corp
Petroleum Inc
10%
6V4
22%
IIII5
1
28
Corp
21
Co
Hannifin
9%
1
Tappan Co
1
10
Serv
22%
Pendleton Tool Industry
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers
Central
Co
21
5%
"III1
—
Tift Broadcasting Co
Tarnpax Inc
7%
Pauley
35%
Public
Parker
16%
49%
6Va
34%
32%
VT
Pantasote
14 V4
151/4
40 Va
18%
Electric Co__5
Electronic
397/a
131/4
Co
11%
31
10
Cetron
37
45%
1
Stubnitz
Greene Corp
Susquehanna Corp
Swingline Inc class A_I
Systron-Donner Corp
47
Light CO—_6%
Instrument
15%
42%
Co
37%
Central Maine Power Co
Central
22%
Packard
1
Co
Interstate
4%
4%
10
Co
Gas Co
Telephone
9
21
1
Inq
Service
International
3%
10
&
,_10
Gas
Interhat'l
20
5
Power
International Bank of Wash—1
23%
Interstate
Line
Mercury Electronics—90c
Husky Oil Co
California
9%
19%
V4
14 y4
Strong Cobb Arner Inc.
5%
8%
Gamble Robinson Co_—5
*
34%
50%
17
47/8
Pacific
A
25%
Beryllium CfcL.
£!i'
1
Buckeye Steel Castings Co—_♦
B.vllesby (H M) ft Co
_10c
ig
*
1
_1
Pacific
Hugoton Production Co_
34%
Stouffer Corp
8%
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
f
40%
16%
Co
8%
31%
37%
Hall
Ask
~
5
.—L25
Stein
10%
,
1
1
19%
Far
&
17%
Hotels Delaware CorD
18%
9%
8
Staiier
7
*•
Pacific
East
Bid
25
Stanley Works
31%
6%
5
Co
151/2
5
24
23%
Corp
Power
137/a
12%
__1
35%
3
Coal
Tail
Pacific
—
8
110
Ben
__1
22%
Inc__
Service
25 V2
cl A_5
32
*
Brush
Calif
Va
Ask
28%
*
__1
Mach
10c
preferred—25
Co
22
1
__1
common,
(Charles)
41%
39%
1
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co
87 %
237/8
A
Corp
Garlock
High
1
Inc
—
$1.20
30%
32%
1
Botany Industries Inc
Bruning
25%
65
*
Corp
Products
23%
61
5
Inc
Bowl-Mor Co
Bowser
15 %
1
Bryson
Capital
Bowman
25%
1
Inc__
Hathaway
Sivalls
14
25
Beryllium Corp
Billups Western Pet Co
Black
9%
8%
24
1
Co.
9%
8%
1
Bag Co
Photo
Boston
20%
1
Beneficial Corp
Berkshire
26%
18%
10
Markets
Manufacturing
Bemis
89 %
1
Co__;
Petroleum
Belco
23%
85
24%
1
Inc_,
Tools
(A J)
21%
2.50
Avon
class
83
Glickman Corp class A
17%
Pabst Brewing Co
Pacific Airmotive Corp
Pacific Coast Properties
20
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool__2
Glasspar Company class A_
1
11%
'
Otter
1
57%
10%
4
Frito
Old
94
*
Gear &
B
77 %
89
37
34%
Anheuser-Busch Inc ___L
Class
73
x
Capital Corp
Steel Corp
Franklin
Ohio Water Service Co
10
Oklahoma Miss River Prod—10c
Ask
10
Futterman Corp class
58
47
A—1
Co
Const
&
12 Va
.54 Va
5
American-Marietta Co
American
Paper
Florida
Allied Radio Corp
Amer
Fitchburg
Bid
Assn.lO^
Inc
Fisher Governor Co
1
'
Land
Mortgage
Federation
First Boston Corp
Pischer
Foods
Co
—
Alside Inc
Natl
10
Co
Inc
Alico
Federal
12%
Inc
Alberto-Culver
Aid
20%
11%
Inc__
Homes
Aibee
18-/4
1
Corp
Products
Air
Par
10c
Acoustica Associates
Bid
Par
Ask
30%
Wells Fargo
Amer Trust
Co—10
9%
71
58
10%
75%
62%
39
44
120
127
58%
62V»
33
35%
74%
78
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(462)
.
Monday, July 31, 1961
.
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Quotations for Friday, July 28)
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Fund Inc——
Advisers
Fund
Affiliated
Inc
Business Shares
American
Fund
Investors
American
Fund Inc
American Mutual
Trust
Fund
Associated
9.75
1
36.10
(The)
t->hnston
._1
Mutual Fund-
(Low
1.83
B-3
6.36
B-4
5.76
6.26
K-l
4.33
15.18
16.57
9.39
10.25
17.95
23.61
25.76
13.27
14.49
-1
Com Stock)__
15.62
17.04
(Growth
15.26
16.65
15.93
17.23
1
6.51
7.14
Fund- _1
7.60
8.32
Stks)_ _1
-1
Ltd
(Low Priced Com
S-4
10.33
11.29
12.82
14.01
19.48
21.29
Keystone Internatl Fund
Knickerbocker Fund
14.13
15.28
Knickerbocker
7.53
10.22
_1
Fund)
(Growth
S-2
14.38
9.36
1
19.58
S-3
—1
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—l
Boston Fund Inc—
1
Broad Street Investing—.—50c
Bullock Fund Ltd—1
California Fund Inc
1
23.79
21.80
(High-Grade Com Stk) _ _1
-1
(Income Com Stocks)__
S-l
13.95
25.43
1
Fund)
Growth
—
37%'
; ;;
17%
12.12
1
_1
13.25
1
15.30
16.72
_1
13.43
14.68
1
18.07
19.55
_1
9.08
9.90
1
11.41
12.47
Fund of Can—1
Mutual Fund—*
a30.01
lc
13.23
14.49
1
12.86
14.05
-1
Chemical Fund Inc—
50c
Christiana Securities com__1.25
8.84
9.66
Metal
shares
13.43
Paper
shares
Ltd
(1954)
—:
—
Canadian
Fund
Canadian
International Growth
Fund Ltd
Inc
—-
—
Century Shares Trust
Chase Fund of Boston
12.42
192
140
14.47
15.81
11.62
12.75
-1
Commonwealth International &
General Fund Inc—
1
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc
1
Composite Fund Inc_—
-1
Concord Fund Inc_
—1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund
9.74
10.59
Commonwealth Income
——.—
11.89
10.34
19.26
————lc
3.51
21.67
10.03
of
Penn
13.32
14.40
19.16
20.71
4.89
5.35
6.33
6.91
2.30
2.51
12.49
13.58
2.74
7.61
2.64
8.32
9.49
10.36
11.35
12.16
13.18
12.44
...
12.56
9.93
10.79
16.26
16.10
—
8.49
9.18
16 60
18.04
18.46
20.07
7.41
8.10
1
13.20
14.45
of Canada
25c
Stevens & Clark Fund_l
al4.20
1
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Inc_
Fund
Revere
7.71
4
74
Firemen's Fund
10.76
15,
15,
15,
5%s
Sep.
11,
of Canada Ltd
1
3%s
Mar.
11,
12,
3%s May
4%s
Jun.
4%s
Dec.
11,
11.02
10.36
11,
10,
10,
10,
Jun.
4%s
Banks
12,
Aug.
1,
3s
May
15,
15,
5.54
6.05
4.42
4.83
16 63
13.66
15.26
7.29
7.88
Inc—
Fund
Wisconsin
15,
Oct.
1,
3%s
Nov.
16.68
1
Fund
Growth
Aug.
3%s Nov.
Whitehall Fund Inc
7.79
Winfield
3%s
14.77
Ind Fund—10c
Wellington
10.89
6.66
15,
15,
16.75
21.03
6.16
1,
May
Aug.
18.08
15.37
7.21
Group Cdn Fnd Ltd
Apr.
4s
l%s
10.19
Fund
Paymt Fund
l%s
1,
4s
1
—1
1
Bid
Baltimore
2%s
Feb.
15,
15,
127
4%s_1975
Carrier
Consol
Edison
Natural
Gas
Motorola
—
Paso
Natural Gas
Mueller
1986
1977
100%
100%
130
134
National Can 5s
Ohio Edison 4%s
4%s
1991
100 %
100%
Pacific Petroleum
4%s
1986
5%s__1977
Ferro
Corp 3%s
Flintkote Company 4%s
100%
5%s
101
110
111
Brass
1975
1981
.
118
97%
123
Peoples
Gas
Elec
Oil
113
115
Shell
118
125
Sheraton Co
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww-1982
202
Hilton Hotel 6s
104
108
Sperry Rand
Indiana & Michigan Elec—
Interstate
Power
(M)
MopcprHnsptts
104
Textron
1991
47/8s
100y4
101
Underwood
U
1981
Electric
5s
1991
Michigan Consol Gas 5%s__1986
1986
Gen
*
78
103%
103 y4
80
104
104
S
Corp
Industries
.
Virginia
Westcoast
Trans
1961
14,
1961
Sep.
21,
1961
Sep.
22,
1961—
Sep.
28,
Oct.
5,
Oct.
13,
1961
Oct.
16,
1.961
99%
Oct.
19,
1961
100V4
102
Oct.
26,
1961
Nov.
2,
1961
lOOVa
117
99%
1971
5y2s
4V2s
—
Electric
1961
7;
Sep.
5y8S__1981
5s
5%s
31,
Sep.
:_1982
1986
5y2s ww
Amer
Aug.
105
101
80
100%
121
105%.
76
4%s
5y2S
99
1971
22,
1962
20,
1963
2%s May
4%s Apr.
4s
Feb.
Oct.
_
100.4
-
;___
:___
100.8
100.12
_
:
1963__
1,
100.2a
98.24
99.4
20,
1964
101.16
102
1964
100.16
101
_
4s
Oct.
20,
20,
1965
100.8
100.24
4s
Dec.
20,
1965
100.8
100.24
3%s
Feb.
21,
1966
98.12
3 %s
May
2,
1966
96.16
4%s
Mar.
20,
1968
4%s M'ar.
20,
1969
4%s July
5%s Feb.
102.24
3%s
97.26
101.24
15,
1969
102.8
103
1970
105
105.24
1,
1970
95
20,
1,
5%s
July
Oct.
1970—.
106
101
-
101.24
1971
94.24
15,
1972-1967
99.16
3%s Sep.
15,
1972__
96
1,
95.24
105.8
.
1970-1967
3%s May
4%s Feb.
98.28
97.8
101
.
101
20,
4%s
106
;
98.28
100.8
_
Apr.
$9.12
.
Ask
95.16
100.8
96.24
one
or
iwfore
32nds
of
point
a
Maturity-i-
Bid
Ask
Treasury Notes (Continued)-
100
1 %s
(■*100.5
.
100
Apr.
1,
4s
May
15,
1963—:
101.8
101.12.
3%s
100.3"
——
'
May
15,
1963
100.3
100.5
1963
97.20
l%s
Oct.
1,
Nov.
15,
l%s
Apr.
1,
100.26
4%s
May
15,
1964_
103.4
103.8
100.13
3%s
May
15,
1964
100.8
100.12
5s
103.28
104
100.4
100.6
100.24
100.11
1962
99.16
99.20
1962
100.28
100.30
3%s
J 00.30
101.4
l%s
Oct.
Nov.
15,
l%s Apr.
95.12
1,
4%s
96.20
103.8
Aug. 15,
Aug. 15, 1964
1962—
1,
1962——.
100.10
100.12
98.20
1962
98.24
100.28
101
100.6
1962—
100.8
4%s
99.13
99.11
1963
97.28
4%s
1-60
1-61
1-61
Bid
Due
May
15,
_
—
1964—..
94.8
96.28
103.12
95.20
94.16
103.22
1965_
103.26
92.20
92.28
103 4
103.8
l%s
Oct
1,
1965-
91.24
92
l%s
Apr.
1,
1966-
90.24
91
Ask
Rate
1-61
100
100.1
2.90 s
4-
3-61
1-
2-62
100.2
100.4
9-
5-61
100.1
100.3
3s
5-
1-61
2-
1
62
100.2
100.4
10-
2-61
100;4
2.95s
8-
11-
12-
100.2
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
3,
10,
1961
17,
1961
24,
1961
1961
6-
1-62
3-
1
62
100.1
100.2
100.4
3.05s
7-
3-61
4-
2-62
100.2
100.4
100.6
3s
8-
1-61
5-
1-62
125
129
113
102 %
102%
•No
97V«
New
par
value,
York
Stock
99.31
Ask
100.3
100.4
100.1
Treasury Bills
99.992
NOV.
9,
99.967
Nov.
16,
1961
Bid
1961
99.961
—:
99.372
Ask
99.400
99.328
_
99.358
99.929
i
99.939
Nov.
24,
1961
99.278
99.310
99.900
:
99.910
Nov.
30,
1961
99.241
99.275
99.248
99.862
99.879
Dec.
7,
1961
99.212
99.821
99.836
Dec.
14,
1961
99.161
99.773
99.785
Dec.
21,
1961
99.110
99.150
99.720
99.734
Dec.
28,
99.067
99.108
99.714
99.729
Jan.
4,
1962____
99,. 662
99.568
Jan
99.551
Jan.
25,
99.533
Mar.
23,
1962
99.466
99.476
Apr.
15,
1962
99.420
99.446
July
15,
98.953
1962
15,
18, 1962
99.516
Net asset
Exchange.
Jan.
99.534
a
Jan.
99.624
99.552
.
99.679
99.606
FOOTNOTES
116
Ask
wi
.99.990
1961—,
225
1970
Bid
Due
1-61
Bid
1961
Dated
4-61
United States
Aug.
1971,
1991
1988
94
3%s Oct.
3%s
1962
3-61
23-
109
100
99%
102.4
1962—________
1-
3s
107
104y2
100 %
101.28
100.19
1-60
99
103%
1962
99.28
Dated
104%
35%
102
20,
100.17
12-
2.95s
89
118
Aug.
101
105
.
1961—
11-
103%
31
98%
84
115
101%
101%..
104%
130
99 %
5%S—1992
Tennessee Gas Trans
103y2
& Sons—•
4%s
1969
4%s
1986
1977
1973
1991
1986
1986
of Am 5s ww__ 1967
Elect
Southern
TV A
5%s
4%s
4%s
1976
1984
4%s
Phoenix Steel 5%s
98
1977
ww
5s
ww
General
Port Cement 5s
1991
5y4s debentures
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
Lowenstein
1975
1976
3%s
103%
Pennsylvania
El
—1986
4%s
Inc
101 %
Tractor 4%s
Vought 5%s__
Consolidated
109
1982
Caterpillar
Chance
105%
Power—
5%S
1981
Modern Homes Const Units
107
5%s—1986
Industries
Corp 4%$
Burlington
133
104%
Bausch & Lomb Opt 4%s—1979
103 y4
4%s
100.7
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
3s
Ask
100.30
99.20
15,' 1962
Michigan-Wisconsin
102%
Gas & Elec 4%s_1986
Brooklyn Union Gas
Bid
Bonds
Ask
100.11
100.22
101.28
98.20
1962
3.20s
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Recent
100.9
1962
101
1961-—.
3.15s
Bonds
1962
100.5
_
100.4
Bid
15,
11.69
Ask
1,
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
Feb.
10.47
Bid
20,
Certificates of Indebtedness—
3%Si Feb.
9.58
4s
—
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
4s
10.70
point
a
100.2
7.79
1
of
Bank Bonds
100.2
19.68
1
32nds
more
100.12
102
1961.
1,
7.13
Mutual
or
May
100
4,
2.95s Feb.
18.11
5.92
one
4s
100
2.70s Dec.
16.83
19.45
Fund
42
100.2
15.40
Wellington Equity Fund
12%
39%
100.1
1,
12.54
11%
101.16
100.26
1961
15,
11.60
78%
City of N Y_2
3%S Feb.
100
2,
Feb.
Corp
37%
75
in
—_—3
1961
100
Oct.
Oct.
Inc
61%
35 %
Insurance
20,
2%s
Aug.
Fund
58%
Fire
Sep.
Cooperatives—
2%s Aug.
1, 1961
l%s
Street Investing
61
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—5
100.11
98.12
for
3%s
Investors
35%
100
99.28
1972.
4s
Washington
21
144
100.4
101.4
1971.
8.62
Wall
108
100.4
1970.
10,
13.85
12.81
America—2.50
40 %
100.3
96.24
Feb.
7.89
12.44
139
Annuity Life Insur—1
Westchester Fire
—J
2
102.4
1970.
12.74
11.72
Co———5
Variable
100.1
lbo9.
10,
Fund Shares_l
16.03
100
100.10
_____
._
Apr.
Income
14.75
r
101.12
Apr.
Accumulated Fund
11.38
19
32,
67%
102
100
3%s Mar.
Continental Fund—_1
7.28
102
;_8
Ask
1964
12,
United
6.65
•
10
(N Y)__2
63
95
37%
7%
57%.
i
...
10,
United
5.42
397/fl
1963
Nov.
United
1
1
Value Line Fund Inc
1
Value Line Income Fund Inc—F
Value Line Special Situations
Fund Inc
10c
of
U S Life Ins Co
36%
100.9
4%s
8.79
Fund
Co
2%
10
1961
Treasury Notes—
Canada Ltd
Ins
S
67
2
(N Y)
Insurance
S
2%
5
Co——*
Life Ins
U
63y2
99.20
1962
3.05
Science
Sec
U
5
Ins
preferred
5%?
1962——
11.63
United
Life
Guaranty Co
United
59%
100.2
13,
8.04
United Funds
Southwestern
Springfield Insurance Co_.
6%
100.6
10,
2.79
13.09
76%
121
100.1
Sep.
a33.95
Inc—•
1
114
._
Feb.
10.70
13.03
73
50c
3%s
10.62
,11.92
10
Ins
(New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co
$6.50
4%s
9.77
11.97
Security Ins
Mortgage Assn—
3%s
Funds
80%
46 %
Title
1963.
Natl
Sep.
4%s Aug.
5.65
United
77
42
Standard
1962.
Apr.
9.95
UBS Fund
6.25
—-5
75
100.2
Mar.
12.86
Growtn
Marine
Amer__—1
Banks—
3%s
Federal
9.10
century
76%
&
26%
1962—
11.77
.
36%
71%
of
48%
17,
1
Inv__ 10c
Inc
23%
33%
Life
35%
15,
Feb.
9.70
Fund
26%
2
(Texas) —10
(N Y)
Surety Co-
33%
Ins
5%
63%
Seaboard
Travelers
Life
24%
60%
Seaboard
71%
._i
5
45%
45%
Sep.
13.06
Television-Electronics
Fire
5
1961
8.90
6.29
Paul
10
1961
12.08
Fund
Stock
Sterling Investment Fund
St
23%
Life Insurance—1
Natl
Fla)_2y2
15,
Inc—1
Fund—1
Farnham
Fund Inc
Corp
Insurance
Republic
58%
r_10
Loan
a38.71
Balanced
Texas
Selective
Investors Variable
Home
Aug.
1
1
&
Reinsurance
55%
Co___
Standard
3s
43%
12.22
9.39
152
42%
Bid
Federal
41%
Investors
10
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)—.—1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
5
Figures after decimal point represent
1
7.52
10.68
143
5
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
Corp—*
Roe
8.59
112
10
Insurance Corp of Amer
16.79
Street Investment
9.77
107
Ins Co
(Jacksonville
Jefferson
18.19
6.91
Incorporated Income Fund
1
Incorporated Investors
1
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Inst Foundation Fund
lc
Institutional Growth Fund_lc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc_
lc
Investment Co of America—1
Investment Trust of Boston—1
Investors Group Funds—
Investors Mutual Inc Fund
4
Insp & Insurance
16.83
State
113
^
Providence-Washington
Republic
114
15.33
Sovereign
108
Co
1962 1962196453—
68%
107
al0.02
Inc
Investors
Stein
a27.98
62
65%
5
Great American
1
1
Fund
(Edson B)
Southwestern
7.73
a23.33
14%
58
2.50
144
12.83
11.27
22.48
13%
1
5
(S F)
24
11.23
15.51
11.16
5%
136
10.38
7.05
21.83
4%
5
11.74
10.29
Boston Inc—1
Co
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins—
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
5%s
14.17
10c
10c
Insurance
4%s
American
10
Insurance Co
77%
8.10.49
Selected
96
Philadelphia Life Ins
70%
4%s
& Clark-—
Stock Fund Inc
Common
90
101
65
1
Sherds —1.25
Scudder
Scudder Stevens
65c
29 %
5
95
5
a20.36
19.59
61%
27%
Insurance Co of N Y
Peerless
Employers Reinsurance Corp
4%s
Scudder Fund
40%
57%
Indemnity Co
Pacific
107
58%
3s
11.10
12.03
50c
Pioneer Fund Inc
2.50),
Price
(T Rowe) Growth Stock
Fund Inc
1
Puritan
Fund Inc
1
Putnam (Geo)
Fund
1
Putnam Growth Fund
1
38%
10
_5
Pacific
186'
54
2%s
9-04
2.92
8.73
Haydock Fund Inc—————1
Imperial Capital Fund Inc—lc
Imperial Fund Inc
—lc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Investors
17.10
1
3y3
274
103
*
"16.11
al5.06
Peoples Securities Corp_—
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Pine Street Fund Inc
Smith
H-DA
Stock
14.74
15.65
Mutual Fund
Square
16.02
19.03
48
177
1.25
3s
21.33
45
262
(N J)
15.92
,-1
19.62
25%
12%
Obligations of Government Agencies
14.57
Over-The-Counter
Securities Fund Inc
22
10
—10
48%
3.33y3
Co—,—5
;—5
45%
43%
Assoc
Group
al5.58
1
Oppenheimer Fund
2.50
Phoenix
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Series H-C7
Investors
Assurance
Continental Casualty Co
Crum & Forster Inc
12.41
9.55
Funds Inc—
Investors
General Life
Continental
40%
(Ky) 2
11.48
England Fund
1
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
Nucleonics Chemistry &
Electronics Shares Inc
—.1
One William Street Fund
1
York
14.65
5.76
Co
•31
9.52
Series
17.60
—
NY_2
10.59
8.39
Aviation-Electronics—
of
Northern Ins Co of N Y
of
Hartford Steam Boiler
a24.15
Group Securities—
Fund
34%
Co
3.10s Jan.
15.31
—
Income
Northeastern Insurance
9 69
13.58
Series
38
8.72
12.57
Hamilton
35%
:
—-1
1
.———
5
5
Co
6.59
Stock
Co
Boston
7.92
Series
Ins
North River
6.03
50c
Stock Fund
—-—50c
Electronics Investment Corp—1
Energy Fund Inc—________—10
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Federated Growth Fund
25c
Fidelity Capital Fund
1
Fidelity Fund Inc__.
—5
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund—
*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Bond Series
1
-lc
Common stock
series—.——lc
Preferred stock serieslc
Fund of America Inc
1
Fundamental Investors
1
Futures Inc
1
General Capital Corp
1
General Investors Trust
1
9.82
43
Fire
10
35%
7.25
18.90
Shares—lc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund.lc
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Bond shares—
lc
Petoleum shares
——lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
40
4%
17.39
Equip
York
Home Owners Life Ins Co (Fla) _1
—-1
Electrical
New
4.14
New
7.09
49%
com
33
Gulf Life
New
6.92
45%
3.79
6.b4
2.49
61 %
(N J)"—2
56%
3.75
9.22
57%
5
10.45
7.68
Hampshire Fire
Home Insurance
6.J3
14.17
New
5.99
3.42
Fund
61%
12.24
9.54
Howard—
37%
57%
5.48
Growth
&
48%
35
11.20
Stock
Balanced
33%
45%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
11.62
Natl Old Line Ins AA
32
Hanover Insurance Co
12.20
192
1
17.75
1U.57
142
183
5
24.52
14.35
135
1
Insur
.
—10
Ins__—_10
Accident
5
16.42
66.79
&
Nationwide Corp cl&ss A
.1
Employees Insur (D C)
4
Gov Employ Life Ins (D C)._1.50
.—
Life
National Union Fire
22.66
—
Natl
j
13%
Securities Co Inc_l
Corp
1
National Securities Series—
Series__
National Fire
Beneficial Standard Life—
Life
73%
■
10
Bankers Natl Life Ins
Govt
&15.37
Investors
11.13
Eaton
5%
44%
41%
60%
3.44
13.05
Dreyfus Fund Inc—
4%
12%
3.37
66.12
-
1%
—10
56%
Shippers
Insurance
59
69
32%
1
18.48
1
1
Inc___l
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Dividend Shares
25c
Dow Theory Invest Fd Inc—1
19.22
Shares
8.23
—
&
7%
44%
5
Globe & Republic
18.30
Fund
Ins
Re-insurance
11.60
1
Income Fund Inc
Nat
10.57
Balanced
Growth Stk Fund
Mercury
Amer
1
—1
1
Bond Series
—.—1
Dividend Series
1
Preferred Stock Series——1
Income Series
1
Delaware
Diver
Amer
140
6%
41%"
Monument Life (Bait)
12%
1%
Corp-^.——1
(Wash D C)—1
(Galveston)
1
Life
59%
30%
(Newark N J)—2%
Franklin Life Insurance
Nation Wide
82%
55
11%
Investors
General Reinsurance Corp_
9.00
Delaware
Amer Ins Co
American
National
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
5
Merchants Fire Assurance_12.50
54
1
_.
Assurance——5
Glens Falls
Investing Co Inc
1
Mutual Fund Inc..—1
Vegh
Fla)
Home
16.64
Trust
24%
78%
67
63%
Co_1.50
24.96
National
Inc
16.38
21%
9.77
Lincoln
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc—_1
Maryland Casualty
1
(Jacksonville
American
Bankers
Co of Va
9%
15.31
beneficial interest
133
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
17%
23.09
Mutual
17.66
Insur—5
Penna—5
21%
beneficial interest—1
Investment Fund
Mutual Shares Corp
96%
Life Insurance
of
8
Investing Foundation—1
22.29
Western Investment
Diversified Income Fund
Vegh
14 99
17.59
Growth Stock
Mutual
92
24%
Federal
Massachusetts Life Fundof
10
Life &
American Heritage Life Ins—
3.11
Units
27%
33%
Co
16
American General Insur
2.85
1
19%
26
33%
3.84
Inc
19%
Assurance
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares ————lc
Massachusetts Investors Trust
shares of beneficial int__33%c
16.34
——---
—
Crown
De
2.74
20.43
Series B
De
2.51
Investors
Life
20
Employers
19.94
8.94
lc
126%
5
preferred—
conv
2.52
X9.23
—
$1.25
American
4.48
Mutual
20 %
4.33
,
Equitable Assur_—_5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
4.10
Mass
Ask
22%
22 %
Co_.—10
American
2.31
11.24
17.72
3.32
3.96
—,
Bid
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)—5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)—2
123
Q
121
5
Agricultural Insurance
lc
Fund
10.88
Insurance
Connecticut
3.04
_—
Petroleum shares
1
1
Growth & Energy
Colonial Fund Inc
General
Life
Comwealth Life Insur
al6.61
lc
Industries shares—lc
Electric shares
198
134
—100
preferred
Colonial
Fund Inc
Sayles
Loomis
Par
142
117
Citizens
Managed Funds—
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund-—
7 c/o
Loomis-Sayles
Aetna Insurance Co——10
& Surety
Companies
Ask
135
American
15.76
8.23
10
Aetna Casualty
Aetna
Grade Bonds)i_l
(Income
Bid
Par
—
24.37
._1
(Discount Bonds)
K-2
10.16
3.96
12.83
36.82
'
._1
Priced Bonds)_.—
(Medium
B-2
10.66
14.59
al4.66
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
1.67
9.35
Inc
Fund
5.83
_—
General Fund—
4.97
al7.44
Blue
Canada
9.12
4.65
Physics & Science Fnd 1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp_lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Ltd
Istel
8.43
Atomics
Canada
7.72
Ask
13.35
1
Research Fund
Investors
7.00
—
2.61
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
2.37
25c
1
1.25
1
1
1
*
Fund
Aberdeen
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
1962
FOR
98.997»
98.907
98.952',
98.880
11,
1962
99.199
98.908
98.836
98.855
93 734
.
98.803:
~~~
98.290
98.309'
"
98.122
98.137
97.266
wi
97.286
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
value, b Bid yield price,
d Ex-rights,
k Admitted
tNew stock,
x Ex-dividend,
wi When issued,
y
to listing on
Ex-stock divide
Volume
194
Number
6077
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
■
v
(463)
THE
Bank
COURSE
OF
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
BANK
increase
an
Week Ended July 22
CLEARINGS
compared
with
a
year
Pre¬
ago.
based upon telegraphic advices from the
chief cities
of the country, indicate that for the week
ended
us
Saturday, July 29, clearings for all
1961
1,557,131
Bethlehem
856,278
Wilkes-Barre
there is
gain for the week ending Friday of 10.8%.
a
in
1960.
At
this center
Our comparative summary for
this week follows:
Week Ended
July 29
1901
Chicago
Boston
1
+
2.9
1,013,000,0G0
+
6.2
_
San
772,151,238
Francisco
_
+
5.6
503,927,299
+
2.9
400,200,000
+
2.4
867,030,000
____
Pittsburgh
761,331,364
__________
454,481,857
—
five
646,040,253
—
Other
cities,
five
days
Total
All
all
cities,
Total
;
______
371,427,252
+
+
Total
all
cities
for
week__
1,087,000,000
985,000,000
3,943,463
5,384, 441
+ 20.4
4,749,055
7,645 769
—10.9
6,576,790
428 ,945
6,727,225
3,521,207
3,070,428
8.9
7,247,040
6,860,788
4.3
18,073,869
17,146,099
+
5.2
+
0.1
1,155,577,003
1,050,474,063
17,892,146
368,743,576
704,663,937
16,596,202
362,130,634
+
7.8
+
1.8
14,574,726
349,580,997
285,265,949
686,783,809
+
2.6
88,108,800
17,410,781
75,962,900
16,090,548
13,918,807
15,275,280
449,469,795
449,948,784
1,660,207,842
I
(7
1,622,788,157
+
5,483,388
20,716,000
262,536,942
+
"HI
II
cities)
Virginia—Huntington
4,784,661,500
+ 10.0
956,932,302
+
279,065,761
10,070,349
433,194,074
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
District
+ 10.1
$28,124,735,152 $25,787,181,418
HH
;
.__
South
9.0
+
6,358,600
24,014,000
Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond
1,052.543,237
____
4.360.845
+
—
+
11,208,497
+ 16.0
664,697,003
67,413,800
+
8.2
17,940,234
—
8.9
15,253,669
12,538,293
0.1
478,622,477
387,741,114
2.3
1,608,082,906
1,286,746,919
—
522,413,365
55,214,400
12,365,301
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond—
8.8
$27,072,191,915 $24,830,249,116
day
one
1,894,994
4,752,113
0.3
000
13,827 ,011
HII_I
Youngstown
5.8
5,262,716,185
cities, five days
2,192,989
+ 16.3
1,164,000
1.8
$21,809,475,730 $20,045,587,616
days__
—62.2
1,239,214,175
III!
II-IIII
Mansfield
West
cities,
1,683,609
065
1,239,905,309
cities)
5.1
634,240,927
_____
392,886,000
Ten
(10
$
1,712,743
22,559,673
12,709,662
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+13.9
431,286,119
Cleveland
Baltimore
+ 12.9
2,027,888
2,240,586
7,473 ,171
25,924 ,603
Jersey—Trenton..
Cleveland
518,677,831
_
5.3
6,804,411
27,031,505
14,548,915
Delaware—Wilmington
Cincinnati
409,900,000
City
—
1958
5,097, 888
(a)
Columbus
815,378,189
$
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
1,212,525,934
■
1959
6,809,577
Ohio—Canton
1,076,000,000
.
Louis
St.
%
+10.8
1,247,183,178
__.
Philadelphia
Kansas
i960
$15,416,893,486 $13,910,502,419
or
6,484,072
BY TELEGRAPH
York
New
1,168,000,000
York
Total
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
2,263,
5,927,014
Philadelphia
Reading
New
1,643, 942
1,671, 340
1,886,406
Chester
Lancaster
Scranton
week
Inc.
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania—Altoona
at
same
1960
Dec. r/o
Third Federal Reserve
cities of the United States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
9.1% above those of the corresponding week last
year.
Our preliminary totals stand
$28,124,735,152 against $25,787,181,418 for the
47
of
(6
4,650,037
4,052,780
+ 15.9
19,370,000
19,251,795
6.3
239,953,571
202,569,329
+
6.5
424,011,409
145,782,244
+
926,282,464
cities).
9,457,320
173,579,680
Columbia—Washington!!
Total
+ 16.0
867,987,303
+
37,722 036
157,891 728
+ 13.7
34,977,809
+ 11.2
141,880,269
130,032,862
484,200 ,000
+
1.6
435,400,000
374,400,000
+
4.9
2.2
8,905,322
412,454,417
353,996,967
+ 19.1
135,816,317
132,906,083
6.7
821,149,664
720,117,958
7,341,003
9.1
Sixth Federal Reserve
District—Atlanta-
Complete and exact details for the
issue of next week.
our
We
week
covered
cannot furnish
Saturday and the Saturday figures
them
not
are
by the foregoing
today, inasmuch
available
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in
at time
all
cases
of
will
in
appear
the week ends
as
going to
Ac¬
press.
Tennessee—Knoxville
42,891,591
Nashville__
175,593,529
492,000,000
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
8,551,867
7,457,441
307,468,370
274,520,004
Alabama—Birmingham
In
we
the elaborate detailed
able to
are
July 22.
statement, however, which we present further below,
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
For the week there
the whole country
week in 1960.
same
at this
center
an
increase of
an
increase of 10.1%.
Districts in which
they
We
District
of
2.2%
and
in
the
a
Philadelphia
Cleveland Reserve District the totals
register an
mond
Reserve
District
of
6.7%
in
and
the
group the
cities according to the
we
note
that
in
gain of 10.0%, in the Boston Re¬
Reserve
District
of
0.1%.
In
the
improvement of 2.3%, in the Rich¬
Atlanta
Reserve
District
of
1.3%.
The
Chicago Reserve District has enlarged its totals by
6.5%, the St. Louis Reserve Dis¬
trict
by 2.3%
the
and
Minneapolis Reserve District by 9.6%.
Reserve District the totals show
of 6.2%
In
In
the
Kahsas
City
increase of 7.5%, in the Dallas Reserve District
an
18,110,007
Total
(10
we
furnish
a
■
Michigan—Ann
_
Inc
$
Dec
1,049,340,316
1,026,653,568
16,708,181,229
7
"
1,660,207,842
or
1959
1958
%
.
$
$
'
2.2
927,131,542
850,819,908
+:LO.O
13,384,276,007
13,114,976,177
+
15,190,980,377
1,239,905,309
1,239,214,175
+
0.1
1,155,577,003
1,050,474,063
1,622,788,157
+
2.3
1,608,082,906
1,286,746,919
6
"
926,282,464
867,987,303
+
6.7
821,149,664
1,627,980,830
1,607,300,738
+
1.3
1,521,251,834
1,187,387,483
17
"
1,914,966,571
1,797,529,627
+
6.5
1,685,639,870
1,418,573,773
4
"
881,876,749
862,221,177
+
2.3
779,388,021
678,724,498
7
"
832,400,032
759,591,422
+
9.6
733,616,176
608,061,826
.
8th St Louis
.
Minneapolis
-
City
9
"
873,721,483
813,022,295
+
7.5
804,494,054
710,105,762
6
"
708,459,289
667,269,301
+
6.2
637,571,406
544,941,888
10
"
.
._
12th San Francisco
Total
_
New
York
.
13,056,421
week
now
1,697,988,882
1,548,466,758
+
9.7
1,515,708,597
1,303,306,311
30,121,310,996
28,003,024,898
+
7.6
25,573,887,080
23,474,236,566
13,890,072,450
.107 cities
City
ended
add
our
July 22,
13,258,24lT495
+
4.8
12,615,756,640
detailed
statement
showing the figures for each city for the
Terre
Haute
1961
1960
$.
Inc.
or
Dec. %
1959
1958
$
$
16,841,337
16,459,564
17,018,315
6.8
3,965,647
3,417,366
9.0
6,231,951
6,204,190
1.9
763,162,947
3,401,570
3,157,913
5.6
1,420,502
3,655,999
3,281,657
+ 13.6
15,941,652
14,098,144
—
3.3
12,652,281
10,549,956
5.3
51,891,729
38,880,205
_
61,401,698
+
27,C23,204
+ 20.0
25,341,592
22,000,818
42,352,054
3,744,254
4,400,792
1,049,340,316
1,026,653,568
—
—
+
8.4
36,156,472
27,397,019
14.9
3,309,200
New
32,001,758
151,606,235
3,420,115
3,933,121
2.2
927,131,542
850,819,908
Northern New
Jersey
84,300,981
110,552,781
25,713,815
23,180,321
0.4
146,543,241
131,736,183
+
51,084,096
32,935,621
Jersey—Newark
4,052,395
+ 13.3
—
14,744,783,403
53,908,069
Syracuse
New
36,249,639
16,231,238,546
York
(9
cities)
16,564,748
9,051,60882,607,000
10,295,734
+
6,966,109
174,614,607
8,753,685
59,708,354
56,702,621
20,011,881
..
18,877,468
Illinois—Bloomington
2,711,796
2,871,415
Chicago
1,406,405,010
1,310,109,986
Decatur
9,629,052
7,356,256
18,418,348
16,360,632
14.871,680
16,281,466
11,978,611
8,969,269
1,914,966,571
1,797,529,627
cities).
6.3
10,398,434
8,376,914
29.4
4,810,407
3,664,193
2.5
130,617,425
134,127,367
5.4
7,906,504
+
5.3
51,011,337
7,242,611
43,177,688
+
6.0
17,696,912
+
—
15,887,850
5.6
1,425,295
1,507,440
7.4
1,270,187,850
1,046,911,609
+ 30.9
8,615,419
5,897,596
+ 12.6
—
+
15,904,822
12,536,269
8.7
11,775,797
9,733,989
+ 33.5
7,426,796
6,452,666
+
6.5
1,685,639,870
1,418,573,773
—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Louis
464,700,000
461,700,000
+
0.6
415,700,000
Kentucky—Louisville.
231,831,733
2.4
209,431,605
190,068,266
181,634,073
226,377,084
170,821,726
+
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
+
6.3
151,129,949
127,040,295
3,710,943
3,322,367
+ 11.7
3,126,467
2,515,937
881,876,749
862,221,177
2.3
779,388,021
678,724,498
Total
(4
.
cities).
+
359,100,000
Ninth Federal Reserve District—MinneapolisMinnesota- -Duluth
9,375,657
9,926,967
Minneapolis
565,626,297
St.
214,647,101
514,189,033
195,201,663
11,540,483
12,282,215
5,597,651
4,407,864
7,584,452
7,636,047
18,028,391
15,947,633
832,400,032
759,591,422
Paul
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
Helena
Total
(7
cities).
Nebraska—Fremont
5.6
8,823,734
7,858,833
+ 10.0
498,450,669
410,300,537
+ 10.0
187,866,574
153,562,285
—
6.0
12,629,597
9,889,665
+ 27.0
3,803,596
4,266,759
0.7
7,267,458
6,950,629
+ 13.0
14,774,548
15,233,118
9.6
733,616,176
608,061,826
—
—
City—
+
■
^
1,286,517
1,436,695
—10.4
1,071,667
955,430
+ 12.2
776,292
685,372
9,712,953
8,928,496
+
8.8
10,884,384
8,804,449
201,602,910
192,413,713
+
4.8
179,822,633
162,262,136
—
16,708,181,229
1,095,978
1,043,446
—
16,579,654
12,067,671
+ 37.4
44,534,301
41,062,493
+
8.5
39,861,446
30,968,332
Missouri—Kansas City_____.
574,602,310
534,793,465
+
7.4
538,010,959
477,737,412
14,575,854
13,618,219
+
14,372,701
9,755,317
7,746,113
873,721,483
813,022,295
Kansas—Topeka
Wichita
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado
Total
Springs.
cities).
(9
10,542,442
7,630,135
7.0
16,107,794
+ 25.9
7,392,126
6;601,779
7.5
804,494,054
710,105,762
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
16,294,577
13,603,623
616,507,652
579,327,325
48,944,789
—
Worth
Fort
48,527,956
5,391,000
+ 19.8
12,524,287
13,046,150
+
6.4
554,328,280
469,277,755
+
0.9
44,048,924
38,042,731
5,387,000
+
2.6
6,507,125
6,257,130
+
4.0
7,586,219
6,842,750
14,673,146
14,162,267
+
3.6
13,367,296
12,345,502
708,459,289
667,269,301
+
6.2
637,571,406
544,941,888
230,094,330
6,113,102
+
7.3
238,515,435
212,475,586
+ 14.0
5,487,607
6,160,651
277,312,930
268,522,070
+
3.3
244,296,203
204,932,827
127,180,561
116,608,556
+
9.1
94,414,159
83,395,163
Galveston
5,532,000
Falls
Wichita
Louisiana—ShreveportTotal
5,716.400
cities).
(6
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
246,792,394
——
6,971,847
16.6
2,849,782
2,296,243
3.9
3,206,382
2,795,902
+ 10.1
12,958,130,440
12,739,511,945
+
5.5
45,852,161
37,769,090
31,011,408
+
6.2
32,878,681
+
5.4
72,650,368
67,197,805
93,041,361
+ 18.8
96,451,137
,
City
Beach
26,731,252
29,658,061
—
9.9
32,703,773
25,811,712
13,860,502
17,109,589
—19.0
22,462,311
17,512,621
923,005,877
811,090,836
+ 13.8
810,914,880
700,209,402
44,723,080
38,594,249
+ 15.9
39,826,289
30,519,542
13,966,534
11,919,508
18,756,457
+ 17.2
10,6(54,311
8,982,680
17,443,905
7.0
16,433,629
13.306,127
1,697,988,882
1,548,466,758
+
9.7
1,515,708,597
1,303,306,311
30,121,310,996
28,003,024,898
+
7.6
25,573,887,080
23,474,236,566
13,890,072,450
13,258,241,495
+
4.8
12,615,756,640
10,734,724,621
Pasadena
San
Francisco
San
Jose
—
26,785,198
79,979,606
Lake
California—Long
83,703,490
—
.
Santa
15,190,980,377
:
+ 10.0
13,384,276,007
13,114,976,177
Barbara
,
Stockton
Total
Grand
Outside
Total
2,626,108
17,727,842
13,873,360
12,208,117
8,284,294
Oregon—Portland
2,852,933
Rochester
3,043,977
7.5
2.9
16,228,693
4,920,353
City
Utah—Salt
152,249,538
Jamestown
7.7
+
96,989,000
Yakima
York—Albany
+
—
3,119,877
Second Federal Reserve District--New York—
Buffalo
1,187,387,483
6.1
Rapids
Dallas-!
38,780.712
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
Elmira
1,521,251,834
5.6
178,923,835
Washington—Seattle
New
1.3
1,363,553
1.3
+
32,428,328
cities)
+
717,349,210
+ 17.9
+
—
64,660,315
_
Haven
(12
4,305,806
19,133,462
Worcester
1,684,410
4,363,157
+
3,710,782
1,590,247
—
835,293,267
4,375,141
Bedford
Total
8,090,242
850,762,026
River-
Springfield
Rhode
4,531,661
8,819,912
Lowell
New
202,734,890
+
~
Moines
St.
4,223,198
_
Massachusetts—Boston
New
552,578
224,608,550
Omaha
First Federal Reserve District—BostonMaine—Bangor
Connecticut—Hartford
12,927,007
601,065
2.2
+
10,940,678
(17
15,904.703
+
Lincoln
$
New
1.4
+ 54.0
17,410,353
i
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Hastings
for four years:
Clearings at—
Fall
—
10,734,724,621
Week Ended July 22
Portland
186,827,588
104,668,000
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
We
360,902,819
720,117,958
"
.
7th Chicago
1.9
—
18,389,295
Bend
Sioux
243,243,519
111,030,000
Indianapolis
Des
3,507,763
20,727,842
12,678,750
Rockford
._10
6th Atlanta
Outside
"
1960
"
._
11th Dallas
3,777,753
22,286,881
Wayne
South
Iowa—Cedar
5,222,273
293,781,803
District—Chicago-
Arbor
Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort
5,179,683
6,364,664
4.0
CLEARINGS
$
.
._10
5th Richmond
9th
9
.
Philadelphia
10th Kansas
12 cities
.
York
BANK
1961
.
4th Cleveland
1,607,300,738
711,,867
6,830,152
26,267,078
+ 13.4
—
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
SUMMARY OF
Week Ended July 22-
3rd
293,732 .878
1,627,980,830
cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve
Total
2nd New
18,361, 775
1,096,021
300,292,000
Orleans
Springfield
following
1st Boston
279,804 283
6,576 425
Peoria
and in the San Francisco Reserve District of
9.7%.
the
Mobile
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
Grand
located and from this
are
the New York Reserve District the totals record
serve
7.6%, the aggregate clearings for
having amounted to $30,121,310,996 against $28,003,024,898 in the
Outside of this city there was a
gain of 4.8%, the bank clearings
showing
Federal Reserve
was
320,149 731
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
has to be estimated.
8,150 015
/
(10
total
New
o
1
cities)
(107
York
cities)
City
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of
the
certifies daily to the Secretary of the
countries
FOREIGN
the world.
of
EXCHANGE
We
RATES
and
Monetary
give below
record
a
CERTIFIED
BY
FEDERAL
21,
1961
Unit
Noon
Buying
TO
Rate
for
of
1930,
week
BANK
27,
1961,
Cable
Federal
cable transfers
Reserve
TO
TREASURY
transfers
in
New
York
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
Tuesday
in
$
States
rupee
2.225079
India,
.0386000
.0386000
.0386000
.0200862
.0200675
.0200700
.969062
.968854
.969000
.969570
.209450
.209425
.209625
.00310887
.00310887
.00310887
.204050
.00310887
.00310887
.204050
.204050
.204050
.204050
.251358
rupee
Ireland,
Italy, lira
Japan, yen
of
2.792575
.00276216
.00161080
v
.00276233
.00276233
.324933
.325133
.325100
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.278268
.278262
.278175
2.761633
2.764826
2.764925
.139412
.139468
.139668
.0348000
.139600
.0348000
.0348000
.0348000
.0348000
.0166436
.0166436
.0166436
.193783
.0166436
.193850
.193837
.193812
.231720
of
Los
.231675
.231637
1.389414
1.391021
2.792475
2.792575
Steel
notes
5%
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $334 million and
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
(In millions
of
dollars)
Increase ( + )
the combined total of
ment
ASSETS—
July 19,
1961
July 27,
1961
1960
Demand
deposits
New York City,
$135
million,
Treasury notes and U. S.
decreased
adjusted
while
Govern¬
Gold certificate account
Total
fund
for
16,175
F.
gold certificate
R.
notes
reserves
(*435)
S.
18
increased
$156
million
in
$98 million in Chicago, $116 million in
—
222
the St. Louis
33
5
+
Government securities:
Notes
3,411
Total
26,924
bought outright
under repurchase
agree't__
trict; and "other" time deposits of individuals, partner¬
ships, and corporations increased $68 million in N. Y. City.
loans
and
+
Mills,
series
+
securities
+
27,016
(1,003)
+
4,336
—
m
assets
(1,438)
Member
S.
notes
357
bank
+
49,403
reserves
—
—
244
+
23
+
385
+
879
6
~~i9
4
598
ASSETS—
537
—
258
deposits
Total
loans
and
Loans
adjusted!
cash
items—
Other liabs. and
accrued dividends
Agricultural
(1,438)
capital acc°unt;s
of
gold certificate reserves
deposit and F. R. note
37
U.
S.
Loans
7
+
Loans
(1.438)
614
5
—1,293
1
+
+
49,403
Real
Loans
27
+
""^5
598
for
1
+
155
793
or
2,073
*
financial
2
_
the
on
five
shows
ended
U.
S.
the
31
consoli-
following
member
Federal Reserve
System in leading
July 19:
Increases
Government
for
cities
etc.
the
week
of
$443 million in
holdings of
securities, $617 million in demand
demand deposits.
Commercial
.
$169 million,
lion
in
brokers
the
and
as
compared with
comparable
week
a
a
a
net
of
ago.
Loans
to
dealers
for
purchasing or carrying U. S.
Government securities increased
$457 million. Loans to
nonbank financial
institutions decreased a net of
$102
million; these loans increased
$20 million in
parable
week
a
$111 million.
year
due
Artists
:
2436
1
*
1
2437
1
11
1
*
Aug
''
Aug
Aug 14
—
1964
due
Dec.
&
514%
1,
Aug
1983
Inc.,
pfd.
5%
ISSUE
stock
Indianapolis
5.65%
362
CALLED
A
stock
Nov
!_
Page
1
due
March
1,
315
Aug 16
317
—Aug 15
1977
114
'iJ.
Corp.—
Power
Star
Cumul.
series
convertible
cumul.
&
preferred
Light
Oil,
stock—
Co.—
preferred
stock
July 31
115
Aug
221
Ltd.—
redeemable
Robertshaw-Fulton
5V2%
1J)8
15
_Sep
Date
debs,
Builders
cumul.
Special
2^2
1
Co.—
f.
s.
cumul.
North
2
Corp.—
Porter
conv.
General
5%
2480
Co.—
1976
Circuit,
preference
conv.
Fischer
1
Aug
Oct.
1,
Theatre
Securities
$1.40
*
Aug
Company and Issue—
Central
preferred
Controls
conv.
Investments
cumul.
shares
conv.
series
8
Co.—
preferred
&
1956
stock
Securities,
preferred
Sep
inc.—
8
;
stock—
:
*
-
Aug
When
Holders
Share
this
262
Per
in
1
Payable
of Rec.
issue.
1
ago.
"Other"
loans
39
229
—1,476
7
+
106
15
+
—
12,942
—
128
19
+
Demand
+
990
+
424
banks
+
113
securities—total
31,899
+
443
+4,106
+
334
+
2,553
+
135
+1,665
—
S.
and
691
14,802
the
com¬
decreased
53
—
4,410
:
22
+
+5,381
'
+5
11,022
—3,499
132
—
16
+1,406
12,156
—
177
—1,895
1,399
Banks
R.
—
95
coin
domestic banks—
+
2,934
—
4 471
—
+
147,762
215
197
+
14
660
+
622
—
157
+
+6,956
62,509
88,203
partnerships & corporations
political subdivisions
617
+
+
—
—1,143
65.212
—
200
—
299
320
239
—
4,516
637
1,790
•
'
Burns
Company,
11,406
—
Business
New
(A.
Byllesby
banks
—
24
institutions, etc.
''•
preferred
5%
preferred
convertible
Domestic
$1.25
preferred
$1.32
political
42
*
Carlisle
Corp.
+
77
♦
Carolina
Metal
2,793
—
10
841
Carolina
Power
+
4
+
*
1
Commercial
1,821
banks
29
+
*
Cascade
domestic
shown
•Not
1
common
——
class
A
(quar.)—
(L.
(quar.)
Ltd.,
&
loans
to
reserves;
demand
individual
deposits
commercial
commercial
common
,
55c pfd.
-
(quar.)
141
—
201
5%
+
605
(quar.)
^
Instruments
Corp.
1
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
(quar.)
Central Louisiana
+
banks,
loan
items
are
after
727
shown
and
deposits
separately.
available.
mutual
officers
of
U.
checks
S.
not
shown
Government
Central
4%
Power
&
preferred
4.20%
Central
savings
7-28
8-
7-10
!3?!4c
t$L25
1183/4C
!10c
8-10
1
1*
7-10
10-2
9-
9-
1
1
8-: 7
7-31
6-30
9-
1
8-15
8-
1
7-14
8-15
7-14
!20c
8-
6-23
7-31
1
6-26
(Cleveland)
9-
8-15
8-
9-11
8-21
8-
1
7-
7
8-15
8-
1
8-14
8-4
8-
7-14
37c
8
8-18
1
1
25c
8-10
7-20
8-10
7-20
25c
common
(quar.)
7-31
7-
7
25c
—_
(quar.)
7-31
7-
7
20c
9-19
9-
5
25c
8-
25c
7-10
1
____
(quar.)
8-15
8-1
$1.1214
;
9-
1
8-15
$1.34%
9-
1
8-15
50c
8-
1
7-19
$1
8-
1
7-15
$1.05
8-
1
7-15
35c
8-
1
7-19
Light—
(quar.)
preferred
.
(quar.)
Securities Corp.—
preference
preference
A
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.40
postal
7-28
8-15
7-28
1
$1.05
^
(quar.)—
Central National Bank
$1.40
separately.
and
(quar.)-u—
(quar.)
Electric,
preferred
preferred
$1.40
certified
time
deduc¬
gross.
except those of U. S. Government
less cash items in process of collec¬
common
(quar.)
common
Cenco
5%%
8-15
133/4C
preferred
117
27
9-
!15c
Hoc
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
+
and
!20c
25c
(quar.)
+
—
8-31
614c
:
Corp.,
banks
7-
!25c
10c
Celotex
12,525
domestic
1
D^c
725
Tractor,
8-
40c
Co.
Inc.
preferred
7-
33c
175c
(quar.)
_
Light,
Natural Gas,
Caterpillar
1
-111c
(quar.)_.
common
—
*
7-
8-
Investment
Products
E.)
7-
1
10c
common
Fund
(quar.)
&
7-
1
8-
3114c
(quar.)___
1
8-
31c
.
8-
30c
(quar.)
132
savings banks.
Ulncludes
9-
+18
Year-ago comparison excludes change in deposits due to
§Includes
9-15
1,608
valuation
all
2714c
+
4.50%
tlncludes
1
(quar.)
5,168
ACCOUNTS
of
9-
(quar.)
Products.
4.20%
others
tExclusive
9-15
109
liabilities
CAPITAL
27c
141
Banks
R.
Carpenter
Carter
Borrowings:
F.
Co.
+
152
1
(quar.)
Rv.
(s-a),+_
Westinghouse, Ltd—.
6,271
subdivisions
9-
Pacific
Canadian
interbank
1
9-15
!20c
Oil
28,805
deposits
1
25c
(quar.)
Cos.,
7-14
2
34c
Ltd.,
Canadian
Carborundum
1
9-
(quar.)
International
Canadian
8-
9-15
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Inc.
Investment
*
11-15
25c
(quar.)
participating
Canadian Bronze, Ltd.,
5%
preferred (quar.)
+6,870
1
9-
preferred
A
11
12-
8-
preferred
(quar.)__
Canada Cement, Ltd., common
(quar.)——
Canada & Dominion Sugar, Ltd. (increased)
Canada
Foils, Ltd., common (quar.)
158
7-14
8-15
8-16
convertible
+
1
1
9-15
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
+
*
8-
9-
Telephone Co.—
convertible
40,117
Governments, official institutions, etc.
not
&
$1.20
Ltd.
6
7-21
1714c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Industries,
5
(quar.)
com.
—_
$1.24
Trust
10-
1
22!4c
Co.,
Common
—
Foreign:
tion.
Water
8-
3114c
75c
Telephone
preferred
convertible
Canadian
10-27
3114c
(quar.)
convertible
Class
1
8-14
7-6
5c
;—
Utilities
Canners,
*
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Interstate
California-Pacific
5V4%
9-
1
Power—
Fund,
*
20c
(quar.)
Electric
California
c
9-
7-29
Co.—
preferred
956
and savings deposits—total!!
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Savings deposits
and
&
Canadian
•
s-a)—:
Company
M.)
5%
665
;
^
Time
of
(initial
Canadian
Governments, official
tion
M.)
(H.
5.40%
9-15
35c
(quar.)
$3
7-21
45c
Assurance—
preferred
California
8-15
11214c
5%
California
7-15
25c
(s-a)_:
8-15
! 1214
Men's
common
Canadian
691
563
savings
and
214%
Ltd.
40
+
interbank:
time
dividend)
Burlington County Trust (N. J.)
Buckeye Pipe Line
(increased)
Bullock's, Inc. (quar.)
—3,034
•
From
(stock
Corp.
Canadian
Government
Foreign:
States
Burgmaster
Company
5%
6,278
deposits adjusted!
deposits—total§
Individuals,
Name of
85
111
+
16,276
1,394
years
F.
Continued from page 14
Byers
109
—
1,737
decrease of $210 mil¬
year
+
LIABILITIES—""
From
industrial loans decreased
—
9
572
assets/liabilities
Other
and
3
+
3,144
years—
with
Other
deposits adjusted, and
$158 million in time and
savings
deposits, and a decrease of $299
million in U. S. Govern-
ment
.
1965
Common
year
Commercial
following principal changes
648
+
banks
assets—net
Mutual
weekly reporting
361
+
3,856
one
and
Demand
statement of
+
41
institutions:
finance,
securities
Total
Condition Statement of
Member Banks
the
457
—
106
Commercial
of
+
carrying:
bills
Domestic
condition
debs,
United
1,
829
pur¬
.
with
U.
banks
5V2%
10
—
1,376
loans
to five
After
States
The
1971
—
domestic commercial
Within
Other
corre-
^ comparable
pages!
+
—
Government
Other
9
A.
the eliminations made in
Inures on combined basis
+
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
—1 233
2%
_
+6,341
49
securities
personal
loans
Balances
147
508
169
—
Currency
+
dealers
purchasing
foreign
Reserves
38.1%
and
nonbank
estate
S.
g
__
:
pondents-
are
for
finance,
to
+
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
'
acceptances
rifltSfUnrLicc.Parentiieses
1,
DIVIDENDS
+6,765
+
securities
to
621
—
Government securities
to
+
69,989
Other
115
+
liabili¬
foreign
1
Aug
series
Co.—
bonds
1,
Transmission
1960
31,380
loans
securities
Other
100
One
combined
(computed from
figures as shown on the
following pages—not
consolidated)
Contingent liability on
for
113
Aug
bonds,
*
1
Aug
gold
1
July 20,
1961
carrying:
or
loans
Other
89
Ratio
;
brokers
Treasury
ties
215
Co.—
Dec.
Pacific
Eastern
•Announced
1,160
industrial
Government
S.
Other
U.
and
purchased
U.
1 763
412
+
—
428
Other capital accounts
to
'
—
ACCOUNTS—
liabs
to
Sales
48,069
Capital patt to
Total
Service
due
to
million.
July 12,
112,910
loans
+
3
80
—
48
Total liabilities
CAPITAL
million.1 Loans
114,304
adjusted!
:
and
350
+
21
investments
Commercial
1754
109
+
3^212
(1,003)
+
11
—
and
investments
chasing
129
17,343
availability
Aug.
March
aue
Public
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
—1,233
+
262
Total
$141
July 19,
Other
16,286
account—
sr.1?"-—-—-—
Other
Deferred
increased
240
+
___
(435) 27,466
Treas.—general
*
1
Increase ( + ) or
Loans
Deposits:
U.
others
domestic commercial banks increased $113
324
Reserve
ly67__—Aug
262
rowings from
LIABILITIES—
Federal
Aug 15
1,
Aug.
Ltd.—
A
series H
5(4 %
414%
927
357
1990
Decrease (—) Since
assets
Total
124
+
from
$132 million and bor¬
1961
in process of collection
premises
;
Other
+1,826
+
26,924
Cash items
Bank
190
Federal Reserve Banks increased
22
Total U. S. Govt, securities
Total
+
i.
495
—
—1,996
14,836
,
Held
43
+
6,511
;
Bonds
District,
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks
2,166
Certificates
the Boston
by lesser amounts in all other districts.
Savings
deposits increased $26 million in the San Francisco Dis¬
Bought outright—
Bills
District, $82 million in
and
—7
113
+
59
Acceptances—bought outright
U.
—1 636
393
:
90
+
17,223
Cash
Discounts and advances
—1,726
1,048
due
ENTIRE
_
Redemption
1,
debs,
mortgage
1964
1,
$26 million.
or
Decrease (—) since
July 26,
bonds
by
Feb.
debentures,
Texas
increased
2773
Ltd.—
April
4%
Southeastern
certificates
Co.
refunding
due
lien
Southern
Treasury
*
Aug 14
stock
Co.—
and
1924.
Premier
6%
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Pago
Aug 15
bonds, due Jan. 1, 1962
National Tea Co. 5%
debs, due Aug. 1, 1977
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co. Ltd.—
5 V2 %
mtge, bonds due June l, 1977
1.391070
2.789250
213
Angeles
Prior
.231708
1.387516
2.785440
1
Illinois—
of
Drug Co.—
6%
conv.
subord. debs, due
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—
.193725
.231675
1.386938
2.784280
rand
1968-
preferred
Electric
Utilities
first
5%
.278162
2.757861
.139403
Africa,
Pago
f. bonds—Aug
s.
1st and coll. 3!/2%
bonds, due March 1, 1972—Sep
Dynalectron Corp. 6% conv. s. i. debs, due Aug. 1, 19o8_Aug
Lehigh Valley Coal Co.—
.00276233
.324783
.0800560
.0166436
South
refunding
Date
prior
Columbia
Citizens
.00161080
2.756712
Kingdom, pound sterling
1st
Inc.—
April 1,
due
Investment Co.
cumul,
British
.278268
Switzerland, franc
Union
2.792475
.00161082
Co.
6 V2 %
series O bonds due
Cincinnati Enquirer, Inc. 5%
.0800560
krona
5 V* %
.209133
debs,
conv,
American
.251125
.209200
.00161080
Date
Electric
&
Engineering Co.,
6V2%
.324666
peseta
United
.251141
.209000
2.789250
.00276200
Netherlands, guilder
New
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Portugal, escudo
Sweden,
.251216
.208700
<
.00161080
Malaysia, malayan dollar.
Mexico, peso
Spain,
.251287
2.784280
;
TENDER
Company and Issue—
Adams
.209575
2.785440
.208600
pound
OF
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
.0200900
(Metropolitan), new
Germany, deutsche mark
Gas
2.225159
.0386125
France
given in the Chronicle.,
were
Company and Issue—
Baltimore
.0200862
Finland, Markka
corporate bonds, notes,
called
for redemption,
called
in which the details
$
.968406
.209450
of
stock
.0121173
.0385750
—
those
list
a
common
under sinking fund provisions.
redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise
indicated)
Thursday
July 27
.0121150
2.222509
and
NOTICE
„
Ceylon,
found
be
The date indicates the
Money)
$
.0121151
2.219474
United
Wednesday
July 26
July 25
.0121150
will
including
1930
_
Canada, dollar
Below
preferred
(Value
Monday* July 31, 1961
.
Fund Notices
Bank
the different
on
INCLUSIVE
$
2.218549
the
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
just passed.
Monday
July 24
.0121155
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
the
RESERVE
$
_
for
JULY
Friday
July 21
Argentina, peso
Australia, pound
Act
Treasury the buying rate for
JULY
Country
Tariff
.
preference
A
(quar.)—
$1.40
preference
B
(quar.)—.
35c
,
8-
1
7-19
35c
11-
1
10-19
35c
11-
1
10-19
$1.50
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
3714c
8-
1
$.150
conv.
preferred
(quar.)_
3714c
11-
1
■
7-19
10-19
Volume
194
Number
6077
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
Name
Central
of Company
Soya
Co..
<quar.)
Corp.—
Aircraft
Belt
Chain
Co.
Store
Quarterly ;
Chartered
Chase
6 %
non-cum.
5%
non-cum.
Trust
(Boston)
4%%
4%
5%
preferred
Citizens
&
Citizens
City
8-15
7-14
Delaware
Income
9-15
9-
Delaware
Power
10c
7-31
7-25
Deltown
Fooas,
Inc.
$1
7-31
7-25
Denison
Mines.
7-31
7-25
Dennison
8-15
8-
$1
30c
$1.25
9-28
(quar.)
$1.25
11-30
30c
9-27
(quar.)__
12'4c
(quar.)
com.
shares
5%
Corp.
$4.50
Common
$4.50
Cleveland
in
7%
Class
1st
(quar.)
Oil &
for
each
paid
Louis
if
(stock
8-
1
7-20
Dominion
8-18
7-21
Combined
7-21
7-31
7-21
Donnacona
35c
9-15
9-
1
Dorman
9-15
9-
1
8-15
7-20
(quar.)—
1
9-
6
9-
50c
____
9-
1
8-10
8-10
J20c
8-15
7-31
30c
8-15
7-25
8 7'4 c
9-30
9-12
9c
8-31
8-8
3c
8-31
8-
9-
7-31
(quar.)
lsc
series-
subject
to
Sept.
8
8
11-
6
9-29
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
7-20
$1.25
8-
1
9c
8-
1
7-14
Dorsey Corp.,
Co.
Ducommun
Co.
1
1
7-19
Eastern
Can
1
7-
8
Eastern
States
8-15
8-
1
$6
8-15
7-20
$7
7-20
5 4%
preferred
8-
1
7-14
8-
1
7-14
8-25
8-10
8-31
8-10
10c
(quar.)
6
El
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
preferred
preferred
Bakeries
1
8-15
Consumers
$4.16
Power
7-28
Container
Corp.
Common
4%
8-15
8-
1
5.65%
7-17
5.68%
$3.75
12-15
*
Co.
(Chicago)
Continental
Gas
12-
1
Corning
5
Coronation
Corson
7-
5
5
5
7-
Imperial
Co.,
3%%
Crouse-Hinds
8-
1
7-
2
9-20
Empire
Corn.
Class
Crown
Crown
Crum
A
Trust
&
&
Co.
Bank
Curtiss-Wright
$2
%2
8-15
7-14
1
11-
1
10-
6
9-15
1
9-
7
6-30
9-15
8-15
8-
1
7-14
8-
1
7-14
8-
1
7-14
9-
$1.34
1
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-
9-
1
9-
1
1
$1.41(4
9-
1
$1.42
9-
1
8-
J,'.
1_
$1.60
9-
1
7-17
8-15
9-
7-17
8-21
7-21
2
9-
2
9-
8
10-
2
9-
8-
5
9-
8-18
4%
10c
7-31
7-
9-15
8-22
7
M.
C.
(formerly
Bearing
Fairbanks
County
Securities
1
9-15
Fairfield
8-
1
7-17
Fairmont Foods
New
■
'$1
10c
17'4
Ltd.
8-
1
7-31
7-20
7-
7
4%
5%
8-
1
7-10
Fall
9-
1
8-11
Falstaff
9-
1
8-11
6%
8-
1
7-
31c
8-31
River
Farmers
tl5c
5c
8-
8-10
New
1
6-30
Fedders
7-31
7-14
8-25
8
$1.40
40c
$6.70
8-
2
7-12
quar.)
8-15
7-31
9-15
8-31
7-10
Federation
8-
1
8
11-
1
10-14
15c
11-
1
10-14
Federal
62(4c
Stock
t75c
}25c
10-
2
9-11
10-
2
9-20
9-
1
8-15
8-
1
8-
1
7-14
10-
2
9-16
10-
1
9-15
20c
8-
1
7-15
2
8-30
8-14
8-
1
7-19
t35c
8-
1
7-19
25c
35c
9-11
8-18
&
Trust
(N.
(Subject
Aug.
Purchaser,
15)
class
27c
8-15
7-31
27c
Bank
First
the
General
preferred
Bank
Stock
Corp.,
A
9-15
8-31
Y.)—
to
approval
2(4%
A
9-15
8-22
7 (4c
(quar.)
8-21
8-
4
8-
4
9
8-24
First
Investors
B
Corp.,
(quar.)
1
7-13
8-29
9-15
20c
8-21
8-
4
25c
10-
6
9-
7
non-cum.
preferred A
(quar.),
50c
10-
6
9-
7
non-cum.
preferred A
(quar.)
50c
12-28
12-12
National
Bank
of
First
National
Bank
National
Bank
(Erie,
Bank
Chicago
(Glen
Pa.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
General
preferred
1
Public
Utilities
Steel
(s-a)
(quar.)
Falls,
Wares,
N.
Y.)
7-10
8-31
(quar.)
Ltd.,
8-25
of
40c
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
California—
7-28
9-29
9-15
8-
$$1.25
7-17
1
4*4%
preferred
(quar.)
22'4c
9-1
8-4
5*4%
preferred
(quar.)
27'4c
9-1
8-4
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2
preferred
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred C
50c
5%
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of
General
preferred
Telephone
General
$2.20
preferred
,
the
of
7-14
1
7-14
1
8-15
8-
1
7-15
9-
9
8-18
Northwest—
(quar.)
Co.
1
8-
9-
644c
pfd. (quar.)
624c
40c
(Ky.)
8-
62'4c
(quar.)
General Telephone Co.
the
Southwest—
(quar.)
55c
8-
1
7-10
$1.25
8-
1
7-14
General Waterworks
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
5%
5.10%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
voting preferred
voting preferred
Inc.
Co.
(stock
Brick
Class
A
A
9-
1
8-15
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
8- 1
7-15
9-27
56*/4c
$.5781'4.,,
(qVar.)
10c
a
8c
"
8c'
class
A
Republic Insurance
(quar.),.——.
(s-a)
8-20
9-12
10c
(monthly)
8-23
8-10
7-26
9-11
8-25
10-10
$13c
9-26
8-
1
55c
(stock
8-
8-
1
8-
1
7-x5
1
15c
1
Markets
9-13
8-31t
:
8c
Ltd.,
1
8-
(monthly)
West
8-1
30c
(quar.)
Class
9-5
5%
(quar.)
class A
(monthly)
7-14
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Inc.
9-
10c
preferred
Globe &
7-14
9-15
7-31
dividend)
common
preferred
Envelopes,
7-14
1
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
Manufacturing,
Globe
7-14
1
8-
40c
Co.
H.)
Shale
1
8-
$1.25
62'4c
Company
(P.
8-
$1.50
(quar.)
Industries
&
$1.27*4
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend)
7-20
„
7-14
„
(One-half share of Food Dividend Corp. of
for
each
Goodali Rubber
Co.
F.)
(B.
Goodman
Mfg.
share
Government
!
12'4c
(quar.)
R.)
6%
8
8-15
20c
Inc.
8-
30c
(quar.)
9-15
9-
1
7-31
6-
5
50%
class
A
8%
class
class
A
(s-a)
$2
1
7-10
9-
1
8-21
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
8-21
12-11
11-20
9-11
8-21
$2
i
(quar.).
9-11
8-21
$2
8%
class B preferred (quar.)
Grafton & Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
—
12-11
11-20
92
13-11
11
»
•
Co.
(quar.)
$25c
9-15
8-25
$25o
(quar.)
Union
9-11
$3
(quar.)
fl.BO
$1.50
———.
preferred
B
8%
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
preferred
Grand
1
9-
9-15
& Co.—
8%
A
8-
9-30
Employees Life Insurance—
preferred
Class
8-15
55c
(quar.)
Batteries
7-15
22'4c
(quar.l
dvidend
(W.
6%
held)
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
Gould-National
12-15
11-25
15c
8-25
^-31
40c
99-
9
1
8-18
30c
Quarterly
40c
9-10
9-
1
Quarterly
40c
12-10
12-
1
25c
9-15
9-
1
45c
9-29
9-15
1
7-15
7-16
Great
Lakes
Dredge
Dock
&
(quar.)
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Southern
Life
Insurance
Paper (quar.)
Producers, Inc.—
Western
Great
$1.80
preferred
A
(quar.)
Greeley Gas Co., 5*4% pfd. A (quar.)
Growers Wine. Ltd., class A (quar.)
Growth Industry Shares
(17c from capital
sources
and 8c from net invest,
income)
Gulf
Life
Gulf
Mobile
$5
Insurance
&
(Fla.)
Ohio
preferred
(stock div.)—
$1.37ya
110c
8-
7-31
7-31
25c
7-13
6%
8-
1
7-15
12'4c
(quar.)
8-
1
7-14
RR.—
$1.25
(quar.)
9-11
8-18
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
7-25
(Houston)—
Northern
Great
12-18
11-24
9-1
8-3
7-24
"Drug
7(4c
8-
1
6-23
Haag
8-
1
6-23
Hagan
9-11
8-18
7-31
Hagerstown
8-15
7-31
Hale
Bros.
Gas
Co.,
Co.
8-
1
7-11
20c
8-
1
7-15
25c
8-
1
(quar.)
60c
9-25
t4c
9-
1
8-11
$22 4c
9-
1
8-10
1
to July
common
40c
10-
1
9-15
Halliburton
$2.50
8-
1
7-21
Hallnor
8-
1
7-15
Hamilton
Cotton,
Hamilton
Funds,
8-
1
7-10
—
66 '/4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
period from May
8-
8-15
ers
3%
Controls—
(payment cov¬
&
convertible preferred
25c
7-18
(stock dividend)
Co.
Chemical
5.30%
80c
Y.)
1
9-15
29c
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
$5
1
9-
40c
(quar.)
General Steel Industries
General
50c
(quar.)——
N.
9c
8-
preferred
$1.60 conv.
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Cortland,
National
8-
9-11
$1.25
$5
10c
class A
First
First
8-21
2
General Precision Equipment Corp.—
47(4C
(quar.)—
(quar.)
First
8-
$1.75
50c
75c
10-
7-10
56(4c
common
First Camden National Bank & Trust
9-
1
$1.12*4
Guaranty National Insurance
of
(quar.)
Corp.
1
9-
7-10
Great
t35c
Bearings, Inc. (quar.)
Mortgage Assn. (monthly)
dividend
Financial
Class
'
10-
$3
& Deposit Co.
(Bait.)
(quar.)____
Union Trust Co. (Newark, N. J.)—
Quarterly
$2.25
$$1,624
1
Fidelity
dividend after 2-for-l
40c
1
9-
2
(Syracuse,
Fidelity
7-14
9-
10-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
stockholders
8-15
10-2
43(4c
(quar.)
National
$1
32(4c
(quar.)
common
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Federated
(quar.)
25c
-.
Monthly
9-
Corp.—
common
1
(quar.)
Corp.
9-29
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
preferred (quar.)
25c
25c
of
7-14
7-17
Federal Grain,
9-
93%c
(quar.)
1
1
(quar.)
Fate-Root-Heath
tl7'Ac
-
8-
&" Traders Life Insurance
York)
7-14
8-22
8-
s,
preferred
conv.
8-
$1.50
(quar.)
Gas
9-
Investors—
1
Grace
1
9-15
(quar.)—
(Conn.)
(initial)
Brewing Corp.,
8-15
1
Grace National Bank
93%c
50c
(quar.)
preferred
c
30c
(quar.)
6-30
6-30
7-31
——
Co.
(initial
common
75c
'.
7-31
7-31
8-15
Co.—
preferred
35c
1
Machinery
&
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Trust
9
9-29
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
10c
preferred
6%
Co.,
Fairfield
10-
•
(s-a)
Co.
910-
8-
Goodrich
Food
Chemical Corp.), 3%%
Fafnir
43c
preferred
Golden
cl, B shares held)
or
(quar.)
(quar.)
93%c
$3.75
8-18
t5c
Co.
7-12
7-10
Stock
F.
1
Rule
9
1
7-28
America
preferred
Evans
1
8-
8-
1
7-17
($2.50 par) for each
8-
9-1
$1
1
9-
6-30
7-21
8-15
6
7-31
7-31
7-17
50c
(quar.)
Godfrey Company
re¬
1
7-31
8-
8-
25c
non-cum.
9-15
8-
8-15
$12(4c
4%
one
8-15
9-30
30c
7-17
8
8-25
(quar.)
dividend for
7-15
8-31
30c
Battery & Ceramic (quar.)
(initial-stock dividend)
1
9
8-18
1
7-31
5%
Ltd.—
A
deemable pfd. share
two shares of cl. A
8
10-
Heating Products,
9-
124c
(quar.)
7-31
14%
25c
t25c
Glickman Corp.,
8-15
7-24
General Foam
Glen-Gery
1
8-15
8-14
General Mills, Inc. (quar.)
General Motors Corp.—
6-30
1
1
23c
$1.25
$4.50 preferred
General
8-15
9-
9-
7-14
(quar.)
American
7-31
9-15
1
1
7-31
(initial)
454 %
9-
8-
11-
56'/4 c
4*4%
$1.18%
7-14
8-15
11-15
8c
common
35c
dividend)
8-15
10-
General
9-15
$1.25
(stock
Corp.
7
c
Co.,
preferred
Glen
25c
(quar.)_
1
8c
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
35c
10%
pfd.
7-
57'4
Service
5%
Geco
12(4c
(initial)
6-30
8-
,
Industries, Inc.—
Glatfelter
8-
8-11
1
8c
Gardner-Denver Co., common
4% preferred (quar.)
Ginn
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(monthly)
(monthly)
preferred
Gilmore
8-
8-15
Class
4*4%
$2
8-
1
1
(Stock
A
Genesco.
8-
9-
1
8-
$1
Inc. (5c from net invest¬
plus 18c from capital gains)
E.) Company (quar.)
(R.
Gillette
8-
9-
America,
Wood
$5
8-
9-
1
&
3c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
9-15
8-
$1.37*4
9-
Trust
(quar.)
Corp.,
8-25
$1.37(4
(quar.)
8-
.
&
International—
64% preference A (quar.)
Press, Inc.
7-31
9-15
$1.25
—
0.670833
45c
(Inc.)
split,
subject
to
the
approval
stockholders on August 15)
Cuneo
8-15
$1.217/s
Enamel
Forster—
preferred
7-31
$1.06(4
—
Employees Group Associates (quar.)
Emporium Capwell Co. (quar.)
Crush
7%
8-15
$1,02 4
7
25c
New common. Initial
7-14
1
8-15
8-11
7-28
124c
Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc. (quar.)
Gar
4
9-15
8-15
12 VaC
Gabriel
6%
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
1
9-
$1.50
7-14
$1
(quar.)
Seal
8-
Co.—
1.
20c
(quar.)
Cork
8-18
50c
(stock dividend)
National
93 %c
International
8
10c
1
,
Crossett Co., class A
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Crown
7-26
9-
t25c
8-
65c
Corp. (quar.)
Mills, Ltd. (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Co.
1
7
$1.124
Industries (quar.)
Empire District Electric, 4%%
5% preferred (quar.)
!
10-
11'Ac
Inc.
8-
$1.75
Emery
7-
1
$1.13
(quar.)
Corp.,
H)
Petroleum
Cosmos
Crane
W
8-25
7-
7-21
8-
12 4 c
.
income
5.16%
8-
„
(quar.)
Credit
(G &
Cosden
9-11
$1
r.
(increased-quar.)
Electro Networks
1
8-
$1.04
Fund
Gas
1
(quar.)
Corp.
1
(quar.)
common
preferred
Natural
Stores
10-
25c
(accum.)
30c
:
Paint
Cornet
A
1:25c
(quar.)_^_
convertible
8-10
9-11
10c
$1.25
Ltd.^
A
60c
1
9-
7-31
}$1.75
(quar.)
Consolidated, class A
10c
Transportation Lines (quar.)
& Varnish, common (quar.)—
prior preferred (quar.)
Coral Ridge Properties, Inc. <Fla.)—
$3
Electro
55C
Continental
Cook
7-17
10c
A
(quar.)__
preferred
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
8-10
-40c
$1.50
(1956)
8-
(quar.)
National
Motors
8-15
'
(quar.)
Growth
1
8-17
130c
(quar.)
51c
u
America—
Illinois
$15c
91-
8-
preferred
51'Ac
47'4c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
Continental
$15c
1
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Electrolux
Continental Aviation &
Engineering
Continental Can, common (quar.)_
Continental
124c
9-
31'Ac
(quar.)—
preferred
1
(quar.)
(The)
Class
Gas
8-23
$14c
(quar.)
preferred
8-
+20c
(quar.)
of
6-30
7 4c
,
common
preferred
5(4%
5.50%
(reduced-quar.)
preferred-
5.36%
1
(quar.)
preferred
75c
(increased)
preferred
8-
$1.12'4
$4.52
2nd
Realty
Quarterly
4.80%
Gas
7-14
$50o
(Canada),
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
split)
preferred
6.40%
Edison Co.
(N. Y.)—
preferred -(quar.)
5'A % series B preferred (initial)
Natural
7-31
6
8-15
$5
Consolidated
$5
•
Consolidated
Consolidated Laundries
1
1
5
25c
General
preferred
(quar.)
4.87(4%
preferred
(quar.)
9-22
Co.—
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred
Consolidated
9-
7
$1.37'4
$1.374
E
2
7
7-31
(quar.)_
series
10-
7-
35c
____
3
2
50c
4(4%
10c
v(
Ltd.' (quar.)
Assurance (Toronto)-r-.
710-
7-
National
4.10%
11-
.'
$2.04
%
Paso
9-
20c
Co.,
7-11
1
10-
Co.,
(Long Island, N. Y.)
7-12
1
7-21
8-
9-
25%
Futterman Corp., class A
Class A
(monthly)
1
1
(Springfield,
-
Funsten
a3 4%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
25c
A
5c
Connecticut Light & Power
$1.90 preferred
(quar.)
$2.06
Products
44%
Franklin National Bank
(L.)
7-26
7-17
8-
IV/2C
Co.-
7-14
8-
8-11
8-1
•
15c
,
(quar.)
Insurance
(stock dividend)
7-14
8-
7-14
$$1.25
w
1
Sept.
(accum.)
stock
Life
(quar.)_>
Inc
8
rets.
Dep.
ending
pfd.
A
Canada, Ltd.
8-
11-
7-14
8-24
75c
8-
7-14
1
12y2C
Enterprises,
Company
Illinois)
50%
12'4 C
;
Fund
1
8-
9-14
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-15
1
Industries
of
City
18
conVv-pfd, Ts-a)_.*
1
1
Ekco
Motor
July
on
4%
9-
7-31
7-15
3-
Machine, class A
6-30
1
Edwards
1
Co.
of
8-30
1
8-14
proposed
a
7-17
$20c
(quar.)
class
$7
1st
&
on
7-31
8-
7-14
5%
split
Markets.
Gear
Motor
Frito
7-28
9-20
8-
common
7-31
8-
7-25
8c
Company (quar.)
Fruehauf Trailer, 4% pfd.
(quar.)
8-
8-
___
Quarterly
preferred B
(2-for-l
(quar.)
National
7
11-
8-15
Composite Fund, Inc
Confederation Life
7-
9-20
$1.50
9-11
Co. (2-for-l split sub¬
ject to approval of stockholders Sept. 6)
Compo Shoe Machinery (quar.)_
!
Conduits
1
2
jlOc
(quar.)
A
(accum.)
60c
(quar.)
810-
(accum.)!.—_——$1.75
B
preference
Echlin Mfg. Co.—
1
$1.16
common
8-24
Ford
on
7-28
Easy Washing Machine, Ltd.—
Commonwealth Edison
Concord Natural Gas,
Corp.,
preferred
preferred A
8-
$1.50
;
9-12
8-15
rH
1
8-20
15c
vote
(quar.)
Franklin
7-10
7-10
120c
(initial)
Inc.,
8-15
50%
B
Co.,
6-30
;
America
Foxboro
t30c
Kootenay Power, Ltd.—
7%
preferred; (accum.)_—
8-
$1.06
class
Forest
East
Electric—
of
Paper,
8-21
8-11
1374c
Amer.
year
class
$1.06 '/4
$1.06'/4
Ohio
Ford
7
8-25
1
split
will
stock
B
9-
1
00
$1.10
$20c
4.80% preferred
(quar.)
Duro-Test, 5% preferred (quar.)
8-
Class
7-18
7-17
8-
7-20
Markets—
Giant
8
25c
Supply
7-31-
(quar.%
insurance
&
Food
7-28
t25c
preferred
Ltd.,
for-2
8-
8-
1
17'4 c
s-a)
$15c
(quar.)
—
preferred A
Metals
Freres,
Giant
Stockholders
ment
;
$2
Food
Foote Bros.
$$1.25
Coal, Ltd. (quar.)
Chemical, Ltd., com. (quar.)
Milner, class A
8-
2*4%
(quar.)
1
1
39c
Doughboy Industries, common..
Dover Industries, Ltd., common
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Drewrys, Ltd. U. S. A. Inc. (quar.)
Drug Fair-Community Drug, class A (quar.)
Du Bois Deposit National Bank
(Pa.)
(s-a)
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. (quar.)
$6
(quar.)
9-
12-
2'Ac
&
6%
27'4c
.
9-18
3
8-
8c
(quar.)
15c
Linoleum
&
Five-for-four
7
12-15
7-
2%
(quar.)
$17 4 c
-
8c
(quar.)
8-
40c
(quar.)
Inc.,
8c
Inc.
2
15c
1961)
12C
(quar.)
9-
1
Stores—
Friedman
Long & Co., Ltd.
payment fpr
31'/4c
(monthly)
preferred
7
374c
(quar.)
Paper (quar.)
Dorr-Oliver,
Dumas
7
8-
7-20
(initial)
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Interim
Dupuis
ap¬
12
ser.)
series)
15c
(quar.)_
common
split
(quar.)_:
Locks
1
8-
2
45c
preference
30.
10-
2
9-
Fair
pfd.
(initial
common
10c
(quar.)
7-31
dividend
Combined
Tar &
Common
(quar.)
preferred
Steel
Dominion
$1
9-29
9-
25c
—.
Bridge. Ltd. (quar.)
Fabrics, Ltd., common
preference (quar.)
2nd
10-16
1
8-
Albany—
Food
New
l25c
Dominion
7-21
of
8
2
&
Dominion Oilcloth
(accumulative)
Southern
(quar.)
Dominion
9-15
87'4 c
A
Ltd.
Co.
9-
10-
.
s-a)
(monthly)
Anglo Investment—
preferred
(quar.)
8-18
not
dividend)
Carbon
&
Mines,
9-30
$1.12*4
$1.12Vb
$1.25
preferred
Class
Dominion
Trust
Florida Steel Corp.
75c
x
,
.
Dominguez Oil Fields
8-11
Corp.—
preferred
4.65%
Stock
7-10
First
Co., 7%
5
25c
.
(increased
(Quarterly from net investment Income)—
Manufacturing, $1.56 pfd. (quar.)
c
50c
System
preferred
Columbus
6%
8-
9-
First Southern
7-31
$2
(initial)—
Corp.
A
7-
Inc.—
Dome
1
1
8-
7-20
8-
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp. of America—
(initial monthly)
(monthly)
8-15
25c
Dodge
7
8-15
7-14
30c
Y.)
Jersey)
A
7-31
15c
8-1$
$1.12*4
common
Fruit
7-17
1
1
8-15
Republic
12c
(quar.)
7-21
84
(from net invest, income)
Pictures
Columbian
Giorgio
15c
(quar.)_
Gas
Inc.
(New
Class
8-
(N.
1
8-
40c
First National Credit Bureau (stock
dividend)
National Iron Bank of Morristown
Class
8-25
Bank
8-
$1.50
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
80c
First
2
9-12
Bankshares
City
When
Share
(Waterloo, N. Y.) (s-a)
(West Orange, N. J.)
Bank
30c
(quar.)
Salt
1
Ry.—
common
Service
Plastics
Co.
Crystal
$1.25
Power
Columbia
Common
Di
5%
32'4
be
St.
class
Gas,
Columbia
4'/4%>
Diamond Alkali
Diamond
8-11
—
(1956
Central
Colorado
$4.25
7-14
9-15
8-10
C
5%
(quar.)!
Mortgage
Colorado
pfd.
non-cum.
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp.
Finance Co.
(ouar.)
(Chicago)—
will
Co.,
Colonial Fund Inc.
Colorite
9-
inc.)
Dial
Illuminating—
stock
preferred
$2.50-$3.50
7-31
40c
proval of stockholders on
Colonial Finance,: 5% pfd. ('47
Colonial
2
7-10
10-
14c
(quar.)_
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.
Denver Tramway—
Dividend Shares,
Ang.)
(quar.)
series
stock
8-10
10c
share
Corp. of America,
Two-for-one
5%
5
&
A
Colonial
9-
y8-18
debenture
1
12'4
Co.,
Acceptance,
6
25c
9-
(increased)
preferred
Colonial
$
11-10
Ry.
Cochran-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
$3.50
1
,
40c
Pacific
(quar.)—
Colgate-Palmolive
8-
10-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Diamond National Corp., common
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia-
Pittsburgh RR.—
regular gtd. (quar.)
special gtd. (quar.)___
4%
9-
8%
$5
preferred
$1.25
t50c
class A
common
Diebold,
1
Cleveland Electric
1
5
15c
9-15
8)
Iron
9-
10-
(quar.)
7-20
(quar.)
(one
preferred
9-15
10-16
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Cleveland-Cliffs
50c
inv.
net
Co.
2
(quar.)
(Los
Cash
preferred
National
50c
(from
Light
8-
—
(s-a)
1
8-15
$1.25
Cincinnati &
Common
Wisconsin
(quar.)
10-
(quar.)
by Aug.
7
pfd.
$2
1
!
held.
National
First
(quar.)
Fund
&
Mfg.,
Voting
54%
$1.18%
.
Co._
elected
7-
4
RR.—
Bank
Bank
dividend
First
First
7-20
First
10-
75c
Products
Store's
Cleveland,
9-
37'4 c
Quarterly
City
7-10
,7-10
93%c
$1
City National Bank & Trust
City
1
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
8-
Paul & Pacific RR.—
(quar.)
Co.
1
1
Ltd._
Machine
Southern
Investing
Stock
Phipps Stores.
Company
1
.
49
Per
Name of
First National Bank
8-
20c
15c
87'4c
7-10
8-
(initial)
62'4 c
(quar.)
National
Milk
(N. Y.) (quar.)
(resumed)__
(quar.)
Holders
8-
lVic
Deerfield Glassine
pid.
1
$1.13
Quarterly
Dean
3*4%
8-
Dayton & Michigan RR.—
7-20
1
When
Payable of Rec.
$1.75
Davenport Water, 5% preferred (quar.)
8
9-15
Orleans & Texas
New
$1.06
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
1
(s-a)-——
Milling
Cincinnati.
$1
(quar.)
Corporation
2
Inter-Terminal
Cincinnati
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
Tool
preferred
pfd.
(quar.)
7%
preferred
Dean
(quar.)
preferred
1
8-
4%
preferred
10-
Yellow Cab Co
Cincinnati Gas & Electric,
Cincinnati
preferred
Tiansit,
1:50c
pfd. series A
pfd. series A
preferred
6-30
8-
8-25
—
Chicago
4%
8-14
8-14
Share
Light,
$1.75
Ry.,
Pneumatic
Chicago
Dana
$4.24
&
(quar.)
Milwaukee St.
Chicago
1
40c
Bank
Ohio
8-
25c
Co..
Enterprises
&
8-15
l'/4%
Cherry-Burrell Corp., common
4% preferred (1946 series)
(quar.)
4% preferred (1947 series)
(quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
Chesapeake
Dallas
7-28
3%%
"
Estate
Manhattan
Chemical
2
5%
dividend)
—I—t—;—
(Toronto)
Trust
10-
Power
44%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Real
8-15
11-30
_
•
(stock
Preferred
Chain
Name of Covipany
Dallas
2%
...
dividend
Century Properties (stock dividend)
Certified Credit Corp. (Ohio)—
Cessna
7-28
Per
of Rec.
8-15
2%
Century Acceptance
Stock
Holders
Payable
27'4c
dividend
Stock
When
Share
Inc
(465)
Company
Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
31)
7-15
9-
8
Inc.—
■'
Quarterly
First
National
Quarterly
!
Bank
(Greenfield,
;
Series
H-C7
25c
8-
1
7-24
Harbor
—!
3c
7-31
6-30
(quar.)
3c
7-31
6-30
Corp.
(quar.)
10c
9-29
9-15
(quar.)
Series H-D A
Mass.)—
Plywood
fc-1
50
>
'}:
Name
\
J
>' ••.
Brace
Harcourt
Share
of Company
Harris-Teeier
Hart-Schaffner
Marx
&
4.50%
(i
preferred
4.96%
Hat
of
■'
-)
t
•
(H.
(quar.).,
5% pfd.
—
/<!
:i:;t
preferred
A
B
7%
preferred
3Vi%
2nd
Highland
Hilo
(quar.)
N.)
Corp.,
preferred
5%
■V\ )
I'i
insurance
Title
(quar.)
Chemical
Corp.,
preferred
Company,
&
Hotel
I?:
(quar.)
new
Y.)
Kroger Company, common (quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
1
10-16
8-15
7-28
9-
Kuhlman
Telephone
1
8-15
Lacrosse
1
8-15
Lancaster
8-
1
7-31
5
Class
B
A
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
6-30
Lambton
8-
6-30
1
7-15
7-
8-28;
3
8-23
Laurentide
Class
8-29
8-
4
9-
5
7-31
7-14
8-18
Leath
9-12
8-18
Lewis
7-18
Lexington
8-
60c
8-
1
1
7-20
Life
9-
1
8-15
Liggett
9-11
8-11
Lincoln
$75c
9c
8-20
(quar.)
12 Vic
8-31
8-15
$25c
10-
$3.50
1
Lincoln
7-17
9-15
9-30
9-15
12-28
12-13
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
15c
Brick
8-
•
Co.,
Co.
1-
RR.
preferred
—
;
Life
'Hi
i
Income
Indian Head Mills,
■|!!i
Properties,
$1.50
1
7-17
Class
8-
1
7-15
$2.40
redemption
Loblaw
$1.50 preference,
7-10
50c 2nd
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
share
plus
Industria
Fibre
7-31
7-14
Louisiana
Gas
Louisville
8-
1
7-14
Louisville
8-
1
7-14
$107.50
Louisiana
de
48c
Mexico, S.
Rubber
(quar.)
(quar.)
Institutional
9-
1
8-
2
1-
2
12-
8-
$1.12 Vi
;
1
8-15
8-
1
7.
3
pref
(quar.)
International
Harvester,
Resistance
pfd.
(Increased
1
7-10
9-
9
8-10
Diversified
Class
!
$2.50
Iowa
Madison
Power
&
Ltd.,
Mailman,
Common
1st
5%
Maxwell &
8-
4
Manning,
1
Maremont
8-15
Massachusetts
Electric,
9-
1
8-11
Massachusetts
4%
Central
May
Department
8-15
9-20
10-16
9-15
$3.40
10-16
9-15
33/4%
10-16
9-15
7-21
Jewel
Tea
Johnson
Co.,
9-
5
preferred
Kansas
(Oscar)
Mayer
McCabe
&
Grain,
Co.
Ltd.
8-
1
7-18
1
10-18
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
McGregor-Doniger, class
1
10-18
47 Vic
9-
1
7-31
McKee
$1.05
8-
1
7-14
McQuay-Norris
$1.09
8-
1
7-14
Mclntyre
40c
8-
4
7-14
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Corp.,
McCormick
(N. Y.)
Mead
$1.50
(quar.)
9-15
8-31
20c
_2_
$1.25
10c
1
,7-15
8-31
•
8-
8-25
8-
f
7-15
$1
preferred
93 %c
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)___—«~II_
(quar.)
25c
35c
8-
1
8-
1
7-18
7-31
7-20
7-31
7-10
7-14
9-
9
8-21
National
1
8-14
1
8-14
$1
$1.08%
9-
1
8-14
$1
4%%
preferred
$1.12%
9-
1
8-14
Meyer
(quar.)
5%
Ketchum
Series
&
from
Steel
County
1
(Stock
Income
from
Trust
i :•
H
net
Meyercord
Fund)
8-21
8-
4
4.40%
10-
6
Michigan
1-12-62
1-
5
Michigan
4-
6
5
8-10
York
Chicago
9-
York
Fire
(Brooklyn,
7-31
50c
N.
8-15
9-11
8-10
7%
Y.)
55c
8-31
8-
1
York
State
7-31
7-21
&
&
Mines
Miller Mfg.
Co.,
&
Missouri
Norfolk
Nortex
Oil
8-25
8-10
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
(Entire
9-
1
8-15
per
9-
North
&
Trust
1
7-15
1
7-10
5%
8-
1
7-10
Northern
9-15
7-20
9-
$1.20
30c
Insurance
(Chicago)
8- 1
7-14
9-11
8-31
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Aug.
on
plus
8,
8-14
8-
8-24
8-14
this dividend
$$0.2603
8-
8
50c
:
8-
1
7-14
35c
8-
1
6-22
$1.25
8-
1
6-22
$1.37%
8-
1
6-22
7-31
7-17
55c
7-31
7-10
$45c
10-25
(quar.)
Illinois
Gas
Co.,
(quar.)_
common
Northern
7-14
Northern
7-14
Common
8-
1
7-20
5%%
8-
1
6-26
6%
9-1
8-1
9-1
8-11
Class
1
8-11
Northwest
Pacific
Ry.
(quar.)
1st
Northwest
B
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Power,
Quebec
2nd
%
.___
preferred
preferred
..
<.
8-
9
7-17
8-9
7-17
class
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-15
8-25
9-15
8-25
8-
1
7-10
1
25c
$1
8-
8-15
8-
4
(quar.)
$1.43%
8-15
8-
4
5.72%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.43
8-15
8-
4
;
Natural
Gas,
(quar.)__
common
8-
Northwestern
States Portland Cement (quar.)
Utilities, Ltd.,
1
8-21
Ogilvie
4%
pfd.
2
9-19
$$1 •,-:8- 1
'7-14
25c
(quar.)
10-
7-28
9-11
Flour
8-
1
7-17
Ohio
9-
1
8-18
Ohio
9-
1
8-18
Oklahoma
8-1
7-6
Oklahoma
Edison
Mills
Ltd.,
4.56%
Co.,
Leather
Inc.
Co.
preferred
(quar.)_
River
Products
8-
1
7-14
1
7-11
Olin
1
7-11
Ulyinpiu
8-
1
7-11
One
Line,
8-
1
7-14
8-1
7-31
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
8-
1
7-17
25c
9-
8
8-11
15c
Chemical
8-11
7V2c
8-11
l7-21
15c
8-14
7-24
—
(quar.)
Street
Fund
(from
income)
Chemical
;
Co
mewing
ment
8-15
8-15
6lV2c
(Chicago)
9-15
35c
59%c
(quar.)
common
20c
Mathieson
William
9-
9c
Gas,
preferred A (quar.)
4.92%
preferred
(quar.)
Old
Republic Life Insurance
8-
7-19
9-
$1.14
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Natural
8-
8-15
7-31
$$1.75
(quar.)
Mississippi
net
7-20
Onyx
7-31
7-21
7-21
Orange & Rockland Utilities Inc.,
4%
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
(oaar.).
._,
8-
1
7-18
$1
8-
1
7-18
(quar.)_;
$1.16
10-
1
preferred
(quar.).
$1.19
10-
1
7-15
4.75%
1
Oshawa
8-15
8-
1
30c
common—
preferred
9-
8-
invest¬
___:
7-31
9-15
1
1
1
25c
pfd.
7%
Quarterly
9-18
5
8-
1
t$l
7-31
7-21
8-1
7-5
5c
5%
Outlet
Wholesale,
7-31
Pacific
Express,
Ltd.,
Gas
Electric
7-19
6%
8-10
7-27
5 %%
8-
6-30
5%
1st
5%
redeemable
1st
5%
redeemable
1st
7-31
1
90c
9-16
8-31
4V2c
9-16
8-31
1st
&
40c
$1.18%
9-18
60c
pref.
12-
1
8-
1
7-21
7-31
7-17
$15c
(quar.)
11-
1
7-20
7-20
A
Company
Overland
7-31
class
$15c
25c
Ltd.,
40c
common
7-10
25c
23c
preferred
Northwestern
'.
5V2C
__^
9-30
$69c
$$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Engineering,
,
5.75%
9-
25c
(quar.)
1
—
National Bank &
9-15
15c
(quar.)
1
35c
preferred
(quar.)
7-31
$1.10
preferi^d
8-10
9- 8
7c
(reduced)
1
7-10
8-18
8-
9-29
7-31
5c
(annual)
9-
1
9-15
4.65%
Grain, Ltd.
8
8-10
$25
(quar.)
9-
$1
9-29
t25c
(quar.)
Pipe Line,
1
$5c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
32V2c
Paper
10-
25c
(quar.)—
preferred
t25c
(quar.)
7-19
15c
(quar.)
Northern Railroad of New Hampshire
on
(s-a)
7-20
8-15
(quar.)
8-17
$1.38
(quar.)_,
7-20
30c
4%%
(quar.)
1
1
Oil, $2.50 pfd. (1956 series)—
issue called for redemption at $50
(Pa.)
$5.50
-
(quar.)
88-
Ltd.
payment)
8-
Bedford,
share
8-25
10c
Gas,
share
$1
a
10- 2
$50c
common
Northeastern Pennsylvania
8-
40c
of
7-21
8-15
Star
40c
(New
7-17
1
1
from
(increased)^
Semi-annual
R-J5
Electric—
B
Ry.,
Corp.,
Life
2%
(quar.)
1
8-
capital
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Mining
$148%
4%%
Ltd.
Western
&
Adjustment
Normetal
8-
Ontario
Missouri-Kansas
Class
Mines,
of
income
42%c
(l/20th
Rhoades,
Company
American
Ltd.—•
common
C.)
(A.
Coal
(Long Island,
(quar.)
89-
82y2c
undistributed
Car
1
7-14
Corp.—
t25c
dividend
&
Nielsen
American
8-31
1
93%c
investment
American
7-21
7-10
8-
15c
Gas
distribution
a
North
1
7-10
1
50c
(s-a)
&
net
North
(quar.)
Mfg
Pacific
plus
current
$2.50
(Worcester, Mass.)
Tube
(quar.)
37V2c
(Pittsburgh)
RR.
accumul.
from
7-14
___.
common
Seamless
Midnite
Modine
15c
8-21
$1.06y4
Bank
Terrazzo
RR.
(quar.)_
7-21
8-
7-20
1
8-
32y2c
8-
10-10
9
8-
8-
40c
(quar.)
7-31
1
4
9-29
7-28
40c
Louis
Electric
9-11
10-31
8-18
10-20
(Paterson, N. J.)
Insurance
preferred
Noranda
1
6
8-
Niagara Share Corp.—
8-18
7-17
8-11
9-14
8-10
Merchandise
York
12%c
preferred (quar.)
Gas Utilities
(quar.)
Minnesota
23c
dividend)
New
9-20
1
8-18
7-
93%c
St.
&
New
12-20
8-
1
50c
8-31
1
7-31
7-21
21c
27'/2c
.__
7-21
6
7-31
8-15
9-30
15c
Brake
Air
8
7-31
8-15
8-11
9-
spht)____
(quar.)
Co
7-31
25c
Minneapolis Gas Co
of
(quar.)
&
Midland
Miller
—
profits)
(stock
Co.
New
10-
7-17
tl5c
25c
.
Company
Tile
Gas
investment
distribution
realized
Co.
7-25
1-20-62
1
18c
Jersey Bank & Trust
Quarterly
55c
(quar.)
(George J.)
Stock
special
Wire
8-15
3
8-
8-25
$1
(quar.)
New
York
8-25
1
25
(quar.)
New
9-25
6
8-
25c
(s-a)
common
preferred
7-31
7-12
7-
8-15
Company—
8-15
30c
bearer
Michigan
1-
J.)
New Process
55c
Ltd.
registered
12-15
8-25
(J.
7-11
7-11
7-11
8- 1
7-17
1
20c
(increased)
(quar.)_
1
common)
1-2-62
1-12-62
Co.,
preferred
3.75%
1
8-
8c
(quar.)
(2-for-l stock
Co.
Mur
Power
1
7-12
1
8-
6%
Inc.
1
7-31
8-
7-17
invest¬
net
(quar.)
J.)
8-
1
4
7-17
Corp.—
dividend).
class A
(Canada)
(John
933/4c
93%c
(quar.)
Central
15c
Inc.
Don,
8-
8-
4
8-
1
15c
from
(Mass.)
North
(quar.)
Power,
!
(quar.)
Products
$35c
Electric—
Michigan
4-13-62
Trust
8-
9-11
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-15
Funds—
net
Nesbitt
$15
&
preferred
preferred
10-13
25c
a
Neon
7-10
Insurance
(quar.)
Mines
dividend)
each
40c
11c
&
12-
Co.
Bank
2
10-
$1.25
(Keystone
of
12-20
8-14
Light
25c
(quar.)
(s-a)
plus
7-13
8-1
8-15
8-
1
8-
$1.06'/4
(quar.)
Corp.,
35c
(s-a)
preferred
25c
Kihg Bros Productions
Kings
87 Vic
Company
income
Keystone
(quar.)
Custodian
Quarterly
"9-1
Miami
(quar.)
K-i
12c
2%
87 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
Keystone
dividend)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
Nelly
8-1
(quar.)
Bank
series pfd.
5.52%
9-
Common
7-17
(quar.)
series B pfd. (quar.)
National
Bank
9-
common
1
3%%
1
9-
8c
Co.
Corp.
Newberry
9-
(Calif.)—
(stock
$1.11
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Massachusetts)
$1
Inc.
8-
20c
Merchants
$1.05
Stone,
Nautec
(s-a)
National
43/4%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Kennametal,
7-17
62 %c
National
York)
Increased
4%
&
common
Brook
Mexican
—
preferred
Kentucky
1
iy4c
Mfg.
Melville Shoe Corp.,
Light—
Co.
Life
A
dividend—
Mellon
95c
3%%
Naumkeag
8-
Nevada
7-17
$1.50
stock
Inc.
Video
(quar.)
common
preferred
Mechanics
4.35%
[Yt
Tea
National
8-
Nestle-Le
7-15
1
20c
37V2c
(quar.)
common
Research
&
$1.50
(quar.)
pfd.
(initial-quar.)
pfd. (s-a)
Co., 5%
Porcupine
Stock
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
National
8-
1
$$1.25
._
com.
(quar.)
(Arthur G.)
New
8-31
$1.25
(quar.)
9-15
&
Corp.,
preferred
3 % %
8-
1
9-
B
Meadow
—
new
Corp.,
Class
3.80%
'
1
9-
(quar.)_
11-
McCall
4%
i
9-
(quar.)
11-
Katz Drug Co.
(stock
Kellogg Company—
Shoes.
85c
37 ViC
City Power & Light
4.20%
National
93%c
McCorp
Paper
8-
7-15
1
Canada,
stock
8-
1
7-25
8-11
8-
8-
15c
of
Machine
(quar.)
National
1
9-
7-31
9-15
10c
(quar.)
preferred
'8-15
10-13
8-31
35c
(quar.)
Co.
distribution
9-
•
70c
$1.75
(reduced)
Terminal
National
8-1
8- 1
3
(quar.)__
income—
ment
8-
8-15
9-12
5
7-
(quar.)
Securities
Quarterly
6
7-21
9-
1
(quar.)
preferred
National
2-16
1
8-
il5c
Corp.,
Marine
1
(quar.)
7-18
com.
11-17
10-
10-20
8-
9-15
15c
t20c
Mfg.
Welding
preferred B
4%%
preferred
6%
6
25c
(quar.)
6%
National
1
10-
Co.—
9-
preferred (quar.)
1
Inc.
Sutherland
9
3-10-62
12%c
(quar.)
MerrimacK-Essex
KVP
12-
8-17
9
15c
(quar.)
8-
Co.
2-16
2V2c
common
37 Vie
M.)
11-17
9-
income
(quar.).
&
Stores,
7-17
common
(quar.)
(Earle
9
8-
(1947 series)
1
3%%
Hill's,
Jorgensen
8
$1.06%
(quar.)
$3,75 preferred
8-
&
9-
Lead
9-
10-13
Y.)
(N.
(Cleveland)
Chemical
&
preferred
20c
$2.50
Island)
Power
9-29
$1.04
$1.11
$1.24
(initial quar.)
4.44%
8-18
(quar.)
(initial)
preferred
4
$1
preferred
8-18
(quar.)
com.
Industries
Jersey
8-
(quar.)
Moore
6%
Corp.,
1
common
7-14
1
common
Indemnity
$75c
(quar.)
Inc.,
1
9-
5%
8-
$60c
(quar.)
preferred
Jensen
Inc.,
1
preferred
8-
1
1
4y4%
Jantzen,
State
dividend
Stock
9-
Light,
Illinois
$30c
pfd.
split
5% preferred
9-
Jamestown Telephone Co.
Northern
$1.50
7-21
10- 2
(quar.)
common
&
;35c
investment
1
9-
"
(quar.)
preferred
7-12
National
8-10
8-10
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
gains
net
from
$1.25
Electric,
1
60c
Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly
$1.25
&
preferred
8-
(quar.)
A
4(4%
Co.,
&
(quar.)
preferred
5%
H.)
(quar.)
Iowa-Illinois Gas
4.36
preferred
partic.
(R.
7-15
8-22
held)
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
$3.75 preferred (1945 series)
(quar.)
Extra
$4.22
6%
$60c
com.
Extra
.
Electric
preferred
Common
9-
(Bloomington,
;
preferred
National
Quarterly
Services,
(Rhode
7-12
Ltd.—
25c
Trust
1
15c
25C
Investors
8-
(quar.)
$60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Drug
(quar.)
8-15
$1.75
s-a)
Investment Foundation, Ltd.,
Common
(quar.)
'
6%
preferred
(quar.)
$2.50
Macleods,
25c
Casualty
Investors
National
7-10
7%
20c
Company
Corp.
12 Vic
&
(increased
8-10
1
(quar.)
7 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
quar.)
Fire
Illinois)
1
(quar.)__.
Magnavox Company, new com.
8-
25c
Co.
Pipe Line, Ltd.
Department Stores—
Interstate
Co.
Majestic-Penn
Corp.
Intel-provincial
Interstate
9-
75c
;
7-24
$13c
7%
Holdings
Steel
Co.,
8-
$2.50
pfd. (quar.)
1
8-
County)—
shs.
53
Y.)
Westchester
20c
12-
N.
Tulsa
of
Biscuit
5V2%
_
>
60c
International
Light, 4.16%
(quar.)
Three-for-one
Quarterly
International
&
7-28
International Business Machines Corp.—
Bank
Chemical
4% preferred series B (quar.)
5c
Breweries, Ltd.—
A
Power
7-15
35c
of
Bank
City Bank
;.
.
8-
8- 1
in¬
Quarterly
National
3-10-62
for each
New
4
35c
(quar.)__
National
90c
(s-a)~_________
(quar.)
Macy
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
class
50c
7-17
75c
(Quarterly from investment income)
Interior
7-31
$3
Interchemical
National
6-30
Ry.—
RR
preferred
Macco
Fund
Growth
7-20
11-16
Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional
4%%
11-30
Louis
St.
preferred
Lunkenheimer
A.—
5c
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common
6% preferred (s-a)
Nashville
&
Lucky Stores
7-31
8-10
1
7-31
(Fairfield
(Auburn.
National
.
preferred
non-cum.
Lukens
20c
&
&
5.16%
per
9- 1
8-
sh.
(1
8-18
(quar.)__
4.44%
at
31
9
div.
Bank
17c
(quar.)
Henderson
6-23
5%
Co.
Service
1
8-15
National Bank of New Jersey (New Brunswick)
1
Stock
6%c
Telephone
(quar.)__
Long Island Lighting (quar.)
1
50c
ordinary
(quar.)
Trust
8-18
A
7-14
58c
(from
(Detroit)
&
35c
class
1
25c
Corp.
7-14
Lorain
1
9-
10-
(quar.)
Aviation
37Vic
I.),
8-17
for
shares
Hose
(R.
7-10
37 ViC
called
this dividend)
iiiectrica
American
Industrial
Corp.
1
8-
National
preferred
come)
159c
t37V2c
$59c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
1
31 %c
(quar.)
issue
(Entire
July
Ltd.,
9-
6c
(monthly)
6-23
4.64%
National
$60c
8-
9-15
8-15
2
1
B
1
1
6-30
9-
8-10
112Vic
(quar.)
8-
7-25
56y4c
(quar.)
pfd.
Bank
2Vi%
series A (quar.)
preference
Finance
10-
9-15
50c
.
8-10
net
Bank
12Vic
—_
8-'
1
8-21
8c
Electric, 4y2%
6%c
7-10
1
$65c
(quar.)
Narragansett
tl2Vic
Groceterias,
7-10
1
(from
National
$1.10
A
Inc.
1
9-
t70c
(annual)
Fund
9-
55c
income)
9
(quar.)
1
Class
Investment
investment
55c
(quar.)
preferred
8-
Local
Mutual
9-
(quar.)
Y.)
40c
—
National
$1.10
Longview
__
(quar.)
on
(N.
$31 %c
(quar.)
;__
$1.25 pfd.
preferred
B
9-15
Ltd.
9-15
7-31
8- 1
6-30
10c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
10- 2
t40c
7-15
12-15
50c
Ltd., class
8-
Indianapolis Power & Light—
5.65%
Co.
15c
7-14
$1.10
8-
Ltd.—
class A
preferred
8-
(Canada),
87Vic
———:
58%c
Ltd.
(Canada)
Assurance
5«»!
Loblaw Cos.,
Mussens
Co.
15c
_
$37 Vic
(quar.)
Paints,
Imperial Investment Corp.
6%%
preferred
(quar.)
Imperial
7-25
9-15
C.)
1
62y2c
(quar.)
Co;-
(G.
Ltd.
(stock dividend)
53% c
____'.
__
(quar.)
preferred
8-21
Morrison-Knudsen
9-
(quar.)
com.
7-14
8-15
8- 1
9-11
15c
Mills, Ltd.
(quar.)
Film Laboratories, class A
(quar.)
Murphy
12-15
75c
.
Rice
$1.25
stock
Orig.
5
preferred
7-31
.
$4.30 Orig stock
$4.30
7-14
55c
(quar.)
Flo-Glaze
prior
Royal
Movielab
Co.
class A (quar.;
Special stock (quar.)
55 Vac
(quar.)—,
$2.50
60c
30c
(quar.)
Insurance
Trust
51c
preferred
participating preference (quar.)
Moore-Handiey Hardware (quar.)
Morgan Engineering, common
National
■ -
Corp.,
Miami
7-18
(quarterly from net
(quar.)
52 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
7-14
8-
7-14
Service—
$3
10-13
25c
Special stock (quar.)
$4.30 Orig stock
$1
(quar.)
common
preferred
7-31
60c
Life
Rochester
Belt
40c
—____
_
(quar.)
4.26%
['
25c
(initial-quar.)
4.20 %
25c
(quar.)
7-31
10-31
$1.12%
110c
(quar.)
Litton Industries
Co., new com.
preferred
(quar.)
" $1.20
10-
30c
:
(quar.)___
pref.
Little
8-
9-29
$1.25
Power
$1.12V2
10- 2
9- 1
35c
Tobacco
Myers
National
Lipe-Rollway
25c
(quar.)
&
9-15
2
50c
(quar.)__
preferred
Press
(quar.)
(quar.)
11c
Lincoln Printing Co.,
Link
(quar.)
Co.
C
B
10-16
117Vic
——is,'
8-26
preferred
115c
(quar.)—_
8-
7-14
preferred
8c
(quar.)
Glass (quar.)
of Virginia (quar.)
Co.
Insurance
(Fort Wayne)
7-31
common
Shops, Ltd.
Trust
Libby-Owens-Ford
7-14
$1.06%
—,—:
Ltd., class A
,8- 1
7-
8-15
8-31
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
Moody's Investors
7-28
1
9-29
9-29
12-29
12-29
1
20c
15c
(quar.)
135c
25c
>
income)
investment
7-20
1
1
8-15
4.70%
10-
7-31
7-14
$1.10
quar.)
.
pfd.
4.40%
Power,
(Morristown. Pa.)
9-
8-
(increased
!
(quar.)
8-
Montgomery County Bank & Trust
7-20
...
System
10c
8- 1
4.80%
8-
8-15
30c
4.50%
78-
<
:——
————
Income
8-
8-15
Imperial
1
1
—
(interim)
Ltd.
Bros,
8-
5%
>
8-
8-
(quar.)__
$1
8-31
4.42%
Monongahela
$20c
$20c
120c
$20c
Lerner
5%
It
Mills
8-
12%c
20c
40c
Lehigh Portland Cement (reduced)
Stores Corp., 4%%
pfd. (quar.)
9-20
8-31
Door,
Co.
&
7-28
$1.25
Power
Monarch
1
7-15
(initial)
.—
Co
Gas
9-29
$1.25
4.08%
7-
9-
tl5c
Laura Secord Candy
8-15
(quar.)
Illinois
1
1
(quar.)
Lawrence
9-12
(initial)
Acceptance,
A
9-27
beneficial interest
Quarterly
5
Marking
8-
9-1
8-21
9-21
10-20
(quar.)
I
Extra
7-31
(Ontario)
Co.
Lane
Lavin-Parfums
10c
common
Investment
&
Quarterly
______—,___
Bryant, Inc., new common
1
1
(quar.)_
Refrigerator
Loan
8-
Mortgage Corp.—
Brick
10-16
8-
(quar.),.
8-
preferred
4%
1
9-12
9- 1
(quar.)
B
preferred
Illinois
11-
8-15
(quar.)
Class
Class
25c
(quar.)
class
(Alfred),
7-20
10-
10-16
B
Iaaho
10c
13%c
(quar.)
Bank (Pa.)
(quar.)
A (quar.)____—___
City National
Lambert
A
Hydraulic
7-18
Extra
$1.75
(quar.)
99-
series
Hussman
10-16
27Vic
;
(quar.)
35c
,
Industries,
Huctig Sash &
pfd. A
5Vi%
Electric,
Cooler Co.
series
Erie
11- 1
40c
LaCrosse
5%
&
30c
12c
10c
10c
10c
(quar.)
Co.
S.)
8-15
1
5%
Huron
(S.
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
&
8-15
15c
—
.___
(quar.)—.
common
(initial)_
Bay Mining & Smelting
Foods
1
15c
—
Co.
Hugoton Gas Trust, Units
Hunt
5
15c
—
Power, $4 pfd. (quar.)
Stores Corp., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Howard
Kresge
911-
$1.06%
—;
Lighting &
Hudson
7-14
25c
(quar.)—
,____
A
&
(N.
preferred
1
25c
(Bklyn.)__
(quar.)
Co.,
Syracuse
9-
8-
55c
(quar.)____.—
common
class
A.)
(Joseph)
4%
9-15
37 Vic
___
(quar.)
(George
Houston
7-20
7-14
Quarterly
1
Monarch
B
(monthly)
convertible preferred (monthly)
$1.20
conv.
preferred
(monthly;
$1.20 convertible preferred (monthly)
35c
Bearing
4%%, preferred
Home
1
1
7-31
10c
$1.20
8
8-
12c
12c
12c
Class
8-
(formerly Kobacker Stores, Inc.)
(monthly)
(monthly)
(monthly)
$15c
(quar.)
Ball
B
Class
7-14
9-
1
31V4C
(quar.)__—
—
Y.)
$4.25
Class
7-10
1
1
45c
(quar.)
Co.
Guaranty
Hoover
■1!
lit
(N.
Hooker
Hormel
B
8-
810-
10c
preferred
Co.
Hoover
Xv
A
$1.25
.___
(quar.)—.—;—.
Home
Class
87V'2c
__—
common
Ltd.
Home
7-10
20c
(quar.)
Co
&
Holly Stores Inc., 5%
Holt Renfrew,
1
Holders
8-11
Corp.—
$1.09%
(quar.)
preferred
Holly Sugar
8-
When
Payable of Rec.
8-21
Mount
National Bank (Newburgh) (s-a)
Light (quar.)
_______________
(P.
A
$1.25
Electric
Hirsch
Class
Share
Mohawk National Bank (Schenectady)
8-28
8c
income)
35c
_______________________
preferred
$4,375
7-10
Per
>
8c
(quar.)_.
(from
Fund
Monday, July 31, 1961
.
.
9-12
Chemical Corp.—
Newport
Common
1
5c
(quar.)
pfd.
Co., 5%
7-31
8-
35c
(quar.—_
A
Powder
Hercules
Kratter
8-30
56v4c
(quar.)
Heyden
Kostin Corp.
62c
(quar.)
preferred
7-25
62»/2c
(quar.)
Inc., com.
7%
8-21
91 y4c
——
(quar.)
Inc.
Tubbs,
&
.
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
20c
30c
Products
6%
Knapp
Knickerbocker
56%c
(quar.)
common
Co.,
Galion
1
9-15
75c
(initial)
3.65%
pfd. (quar.)____
Heppenstall Co.. 41/2% preferred (quar.)
Hercules
8-
10-15
12 Vic
(quar.)
America,
J.)
8-21
(quar.)
Kleinert Rubber Co.
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
8-18
7
Share
of Company
10c
1
Heinz
9-
100%
(stk. divd.)
Inc.
Markets
Super
Name
Holders
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
12 V2 c
(quar.)
Richardson,
&
Harrington
World
&
Harvey's Stores, class A
Hartford Electric Light,
'>•1
When
Per
if*!'!
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(466)
preferred
1st
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
Co.—
preferred
preferred
8-15
7-28
34%c
8-15
7-28
31 %c
8-15
7-28
31V4c
8-15
7-28
31V4c
8-15
7-28
37%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
(quar.)__
-
4.80%
Portland
Mfg.
Cement
(quar.)_
(stock dividend)
redeemable
1st
preferred
(quar.)
30c
8-15
7-28
40c
8-11
7-28
4.50%
redeemable
1st
preferred
(quar.)
28V8C
8-15
7-28
25%
8-16
8-
2
4.36%
redeemable
1st
preferred
(quar.)__
27 %c
8-15
7-28
-it
Volume
194
Number
6077
The Commercial
and
Financial Chronicle
(467)
PqT
Name
Pacific
of Company
Corp.
(quar.)
Pall Corporation, class A (quar.)
Packaging Corp. of America
(quar.)
parmanciie Eastern Pipe Line, com.
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Pan American World Airways (quar.)
Chemical Co.
Park
Park-Lexington
(quar.)
Co.
Parke-Davis & Co.
Co.
Co.,
York)
(quar.)
8-11
7-21
shares
8-11
7-28
on
A
2-for-l
$2.50
9-15
9-
1
7-31
7-
7
1
7-25
8-31
33A%
series
7-20
Roanoke
Robertshaw-Fulton
Robbins
Inc.,
15c
8-
1
7-17
9-
1
8-10
7
9-
1
9-
1
1
9-
1
8-10
5.50%
preferred L
(quar.)
$1.37%
9-
1
10-
1
9-
$1.15
(quar.)___
25c
—
-
7
Rockower
;
Rose's
<
,
■/
Rolland
%
—
Credit Jewellers, Ltd. (quar.)_
Peoples National Bank
(Brooklyn)
(quar.)
Peoples National Bank (Tarentum,' Pa.)—
Peoples
Valley RR.
(s-a)
7%
—
pfd.
(quar.)
7-31
Royal Bank
of
1
7-11
Royal
State
Bank
Ruby
Foo's
Enterprises,
7-31
7-20
Russell Stover Candies
$2.50
8-
1
7-28
St.
$1.75
17'/2c
9-
1
8-18
St.
quar.)
7-31
7-
(initial)—
7-21
7-31
7-21
St.
7-31
7-24
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
Salant &
8-
1
7-10
(quar.)
Voting
7-14
1
7-14
Schlumberger,
Scott
8-
1
7-20
Scott
9-
1
8-
Scott Paper
37V2c
1
10-
8-15
8-
9-
$4
8-
8-
Scythes
8-
1
7-
Second
62y2c
8-
1
7-
25c
9-
1
8-17
$1.20
9-
1
8-17
(quar.)
Chemical,
(quar.)
com.
$1.25
(Mass.)
(quar.)—
1
9-
7-
7-14
Porter
(H.
5%%
4V4%
Co.
Potomac
America
of
Edison,
4.70%
Inc.
Ltd.,
Bank
Progress
Procter
Mfg.,
preferred
Trust
(quar.)
(N.
Co.
Provident
Public
6
1
1
7-31
7-14
7-31
90c
7-14
4%
8-11
8-
1
8-
1
9-20
6-12
9-
1
of
7-21
35c
6-30
.
7-
7
8-
1
7-24
8-
1
New
7-14
8-
52y2c
$1.22y2
8-
1
7-12
(quar.)
9-
1
8-14
Shoe
preferred
(quar.)
$1.16
9-
1
8-14
preferred
(quar.)
Service
Co.
$1.06 Vi
Simms
8-15
$1
(quar.)
27c
9-
1
8-15
Sinclair
(quar.)
Co.
26c
9-
1
8-15
Skelly
Smith
(A.
New
Hampshire—
(increased)
Service
Electric
preference
5.05%
preferred
preferred
(Howard)
Smith
Kline
9-30
8-31
35c
$1.02
9-30
8-31
9-30
8-31
South
9-30
8-31
Southam
8-31
Southern
$1.26%
preferred (quar.)
4.18%
preferred (quar.)
5.28%
Smith
7-28
$1.04%
$1.07%
4.08
4.30%
7-28
8-15
9-30
8-31
4.56%
9-30
8-31
4.48%
Sorobon
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
^
(quar.)
_
9-30
Soss
Puget
Sound
Pullman.
Power
Inc.
&
12y2c
._.
Light
(quar.)
—
9-
39c
Mining Corp., Ltd.
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd., class A (quar.)_
Corp.
Randall
of Amer.,
Graphite
$3.50 1st pfd.
Co.
.
Real Estate Investment Trust
Company,
Realty
Equities
Red
Reed
Corp.
(C.
Class
A.)
(quar.)
J15c
8-
1
7-24
4%
12-
1
9-
preferred
preferred
Stock
Ltd.
(quar.)_
dividend
Reitman's
Canada,
Ltd.,
common
Extra
Class
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
&
Canada
Power
Insurance
preferred
7-17
Southern
Co.,
&
Southern
8-
7-21
non-cum.
7-21
„•
Southland
7-14
Southwestern
7-20
3.70%
(Phila.)
Corporation,
common
Reynolds Aluminum
of
Dallas
(quar.)
(quar.)
(monthly)
Paper Mills
Public
preferred
7-20
3.90%
preferred
4.15%
preferred
8-15
7-21
4.40%
preferred
$100
1
7-17
4.60%
preferred
1
7-17
1
7-17
7-17
8-
4
(quar.)
par
14c
,
Life
Southwestern
Public
9-14
3.90%
preferred
preferred
t$1.19
4.40%
preferred
1
7-
1
preferred
(quar.)
8-15
8-
1
8-15
8-
1
8-15
8-
1
1
$1.27%
8-15
8-
28c
9-12
8-18
1
9-
8
1
9-
8
10-
1
9-
8
4.64%
$1.16
10-
1
9-
8
4.65%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.16%
10-
1
9-
8
2nd
$1.18
10-
1
9-
8
4.90%
preferred
$1.22%
10-
1
9-
8
$1.25
10-
1
9-
8
$1.27%
10-
1
9-
8
1
9-11
7-31
7-14
10-
10c
8-
5
10-11
7-18
10-
2
common (quar.)
7-31
6-30
52c
8-14
7-10
t20c
8-25
7-14
8-15
7-19
preferred
2nd
conv.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5.12%
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5.24%
10-
2
9-
1
10-
2
9-
1
8-10
6-14
8-
4
6-16
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Tenney
Class
A
Class
A
6-16
Texas
1
8-15
One
8-
1
6-30
8-1
6-30
7-15
1
7-10
8-15
7-31
9-1
8-15
5%
8-15
8-
8-
$1
-
9-
1
1
7-18
1
8-15
(monthly)
(monthly)
(monthly)
American
each
10
shares
Australian
(quar.)
Sulphur (quar.)
Gulf
Industries,
Texas
4%
preferred
Texas
Power
&
(1959
series)
7-12
8-20
7-26
preferred
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)__
par
(quar.)
(quar.)
(John
preferred
Thriftimart,
Class
B
Tobacco
R.)
Co.
Inc., class
7-15
posit receipts
income
9-13
of
7-31
7-14
9-28
9-14
(quar.)
tax
A
common.
(quar.)
7-
7-
4.56%
7-
4.25%
8-31
8-
Tonka
8-31
8-31
8-31
8-
Toronto-Dominion
Trade
Bank
8-
Trane
9-
8-11
Trans-Canada
4V4%
preferred
preferred
Toys
from
9-
9-
1
8-11
1
8-11
7-20
9-
8-
$5.60
8-
1
7-20
Trico
preferred
preferred
Trust
(N.
Gas
8-15
4
9-20
147 %c
8-
1
6-30
Bank
(quar.)
(N.
Y.)
20c
(quar.)
22 %c
Gas
C
registered
$3.70
8-15
$3.50
7-14
7-14
7
8-
1
8-
1
7-14
1
7-14
$1.42%
8-
1
7-14
(quar.)
5%
$1.40
pfd. B
(s-a)
(quar.)
Salle Street
(quar.)
8-
1
7-14
$1.40
8-
1
7-15
$0,025
(quar.)
J.),
Co., $5 pfd. A (quar.)
$4 preferred
7-
1
8-
7-20
8-
1
7-17
30c
8-25
8-15
30c
11-24
11-15
9-15
8-31
1
10-19
$1.25
62%c
11-
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$1
8-15
7-20
(quar.)
92 %c
8-15
7-20
(quar.)
87 %c
8-15
7-20
11-
1
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
Class
B
(quar.)
6c
8-
3
7-20
$1.033/4
11-
1
10-20
Class
A
6c
11-
3
10-16
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.10
9-
7-31
8-
$1.49
Trunkline
22c
92%c
7-14
633/4C
7-20
7-31
9-15
12-15
1
8-
$1.22%
7-20
9-29
1
1-1-62
(quar.)
1
8-15
10-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
10-10
8-
7-14
1
25c
8-
25c
8-15
8-
20C
8-
10c
125c
$0,134
8-15
Pipe Line—
Trinity Universal Insurance Co. (Dallas)—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Electric
8-15
10-
7-20
South La
8
12 %c
7-20
208
8-15
1
1
7-20
8-
8-31
1
1
Gas
9-11
1
8-
1
8-10
8-10
9-
8-
1
1
1
9-
(quar.)
preferred
&
9-
9-
125c
preferred
1
9-
—
preferred
Oil
8-31
$1.14
(quar.)
Corp. Fund—
Transcontinental
$5.70
9-15
$1.06%
Shares,
Series
Transamerica Corp. (quar.)
$4.90
8-31
$1.06 Va
Quarterly
$2.55
9-15
(quar.)
Trans-Canada
8-15
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
9-
9-15
8-
30c
Trust
<&
7-18
8-15
expenses
(initial)
1
1
1
(final) less British
deduction
preferred
7-31
10-
30c
Company
27%c
8-
7-10
10%
7-31
8-
7-10
1
30c
Tokheim Corp. (quar.)
Toledo Edison Co.—
7-31
1
7-10
1
8-
Ltd., American de¬
ordinary
and
7-31
12-
1
8-
1
15c
depositary
65c
12-11
8-
15C
(quar.)
9-13
8-15
7-10
CO
$1
Securities Trust
9-27
9-15
7-12
1
15c
(reduced).
(quar.)
11-
1
Union
Finance
Corp., class A (quar.)
10-20
Class
$1.15
(quar.)
preferred
preferred $25
(quar.)
Industries, Inc.
9-27
7-11
H
8-
$1
1
7-14
7-14
8-18
$1.21
8-
1
1
$1.19
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge, Inc.,
1
8-
7-21
$4.84
8-15
8-
7-14
$1.14
9- 6
8-
1
9-15
25c
(quar.)
Thompson
7
7-28
8-
7-31
preferred (quar.):
$4 preferred
(quar.)
$4.76 preferred (quar.)__.
8-10
6
7-19
Light—
$4.56
9- 8
$62%c
8-21
8-10
$1.25
(quar.)
Thomas
8-11
9-11
—
$1
pfd.
7-15
8-
40c
25c
$5
1
5
7-31
Instruments—■
Inc.,
8-
2%c
9-15
Ltd.
preferred
Texas
$25c
8-29
8-15
9-30
8-11
8-31
6-30
8-31
8-31
$1.27
8-31
1
7-17
*40c
held
2
9-12
8- 1
Oil,
(quar.)
10- 2
8-
7-31
Service—
preferred
10-
25c
8
8
(stock dividend)
United
Electric
8
9-
9-
7c
of
for
9-
1
1
7c
share
Texas
$4
Oil
1
10-
10-
7c
Two-for-one stock split approved
by stock¬
holders
;
4
1
A
Canada, Ltd., common (quar.)
Texaco, Inc., new common (initial quar.)
9-
8-
class
Corp.,
10-
$1.31
$1.13%
;
Texaco
8-
8-
$1.28
(quar.)
5.25%
97%c
:
preferred
preferred
5%
5.10%
.
Union
(quar.)
4.36%
5%
20c
8-15
10-
27%c
$100 .par
8-
7-20
10-
27%c
(quar.)
4.60%
4.40%
C
7-20
8-15
Transmission—
$1.15
(quar.)
7
7-14
9-14
8-15
$1.08
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.15%
7-20
7-31
4
$1.04
97%c
Service,
12-14
7-
(increased
(quar..)
(quar.)
$1.033/4
Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
1
8- 1
8-
7-17
$1.12%
Trenton
(from net investment income)
Southwestern
8-15
15c
1
7
$1.02%
Inc.—
3.70%
10-
128c
9-15
98-
$1.06%
$1
(quar.)
$25
Investors,
1-1-62
$27c
8-10
(quar.)
92%c
par
8-18
9-15
8
10-16
(quar.)
7-17
55c
9-
1
(quar.)
7-28
7-31
4.36%<k preferred
4.40% preferred
Southwestern
7-21
preferred
25«
(quar.)
1
8-15
1
preferred
$1.20
(quar.)
8-
8-
1
preferred
Combmon
(quar.):
7-21
8-
8-15
98-
4.25%
Service—
1
8-
\8-10
4.10%
37%c
(quar.)
8-
of Canada—
1st preferred
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(s-a)
8-15
45c
(quar.)
com.
preferred
1
8-
1
4.50%
$5.96
8-
flOc
8-10
9-
9-11
Railway—
1
1
1
9-11
Electric—
Materials
8-18
8-15
8-
9-
1
15c
7-28
7-31
8-31
8-
7-10
t25c
9-30
34 c
!
(quar.)
8-15
Quarterly
Co.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Gas
30c
30c
(quar.)
Engineering
Republic National Bank
43A%
Indiana
$1.25
50c
1
8-15
1
20c
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Company
Southern
J5c
Renold Chains Canada, $1.10 class A
$1.10 class A (quar.)
Republic
Southern
tlOc
Reliable Stores Corp.
Reliance
Southern
7-14
7-11
t5c
,
A
Extra
Reliance
7-17
8
5%
Gas
$0.2656%
common
(quar.)
7-31
1
common
A
preferred
26%c
297/aC
30%c
(quar.)
preferred
8-
5c
8-
7y2c
31 y4c
9-
10-
7-11
25%c
(quar.)—.
preferred
4.80%
7-12
1
28c
(quar.)
(quar.)
20c
7-31
1
8-
28 %c
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
California Water,
5.44%
5
5.10%
Tennessee
20c
(quar.)
87y2c
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
California Edison,
Southern
Co.,
preferred
Common
30c
$30c
inuar.)
(quar.)
1
8-11
8-
I
25c
preferred B
12%c
Ltd.
25c
Chemicals,
8-12
Electric
Thalhimer Bros,
—
(quar.)
15c
2%
B
Reichhold
7-14
1
61c
class A
Corp.
preferred
9-
40c
(Mass.), 5%
pfd.
(quar.)
$2 class A (quar.)
.'
1
Tampa
5c
preferred
8-21
9-15
9-15
10c
40c
Mills
preferred
9-14
9-29
8-31
25c
$15c
(quar.)
Laboratories
4.78%
9-29
8-25
conv.
(quar.)
5%
7%c
of America
Co.
(quar.)
Corp.
(NY-*
Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Owl
Reece
class A
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
15c
Inc.
Inc.
4.16%
22c
dividend)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Paper
20c
Bearings,
Rap-ln-Wax (quar.)
Raymond International,
Rayonier, Inc. (quar.)
Reheis
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.32%
7-24
$25c
(quar.)
4.24%
$20c
8
22c
(One share
45c
4.08%
4V4%
Radio
7-14
9-
stock
50c
7-21
8-15
9-
$1.10
(initial)
$15c
4
50c
±
Quemont
7-14
1
8-
75c
class A
preferred
preferred
8-
1
]
(quar.)—
A
4.88%
Pueblo
(quar.)
Supermarkets, Inc
1
8-
$5.08
dividend
Co.,
B
8-
15c
—
(stock
French
&
Coast
(quar.)
Inc.
or
Texas
common
Engineering, Inc.,
Mfg.
Stock
Services,
Broadcasting (quar.)
Talon, Inc., class A (quar.)
20%
(quar.)—
Smith-Douglas Co.
8-15
8-15
Co.—
common
9-2»
9-2»
25c
preferred for each 200 shares held)
I. M. E. Freight, Inc. (quar.)
$1.25
common
Corp.
O.)
$1.32
Gas
&
(quar.)
dividend
10-16
10-16
2%%
Payable in cash
8-15
20%
Corp. (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
50c
(quar.
7-14
Co.—
Company Ltd.—
(quar.)
84c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.40
'•7-28
(T. S.)
27c
preferred
4.50%
Co.,
America
J $1.12%
3.35%
7-31
$25c
Power,
preferred
Oil
1
7-10
65c
Taft
J50c
quar.)
Dairies, Ltd.,
Oil
of
T.
8-21
$56140
(quar.)
8-15
preferred
7-20
1
(Canada)—
preferred
B
1
4.16%
/Common
$2.44
Class
1
preferred
of
Silverwood
9-
4.32%
1
9-
10c
(quar.)
Pacific
7-31
65c
(quar.)
Biscuits, Inc.
Food
2%
preferred
Corp.
9-
(quar.)
1
(quar.)—
Public
8-15
4%
$1.20
preferred
preferred
Service
8-14
1
„
87V2c
4.80%
Common
1
9-
""
1
3%%
Public
9-
55c
Indiana—
of
(quar.)
8-
(Quebec)—
(initial
common
Sierra
4%%
7-20
8-15
20%
Co.
Sherwin-Williams
7-21
1
preferred
Common
Super
1
4.
income
Trading
&
Sherwin-Williams
4.64%
Public
Sunshine
7-20
8-10
t33%c
Trust
(Ordinary)
Co.
7-15
9-
5c
dividend
Stock
Co.
(quar.)
Y.)
dividend
Sherbrooke
t30c
com.
investment
Transport
4.90%
Colorado,
(N.
Ordinary registered (stock dividend)
Ordinary bearer (stock dividend)
Shenango Valley Water, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Sheraton Corp. of America (quar.)
8-15
8-15
Trust
&
Guaranty Co.
(quar.)
Stock
37y2c
1
4.72%
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Shell
6-12
10-10
3iy4c
A
8-25
9-
8-11
28c
dividend
1
Angeles)
4%%
1
65c
Co.
Class
Oil
8-10
40c
net
8
9-15
9-
10c
American Industry, Inc.—
capital gains
distribution
Shawinigan Water & Power, com. (quar.)—
9-
1
(quar.)
8-
—
Initial
(Birmingham,
Bank
Y.)
1
Sunset International Petroleum—
Shares in
8-
1
(quar.)
Service
98-
8-15
15c
(Canada)
Tradesmens
(Phila.)
9-25
8-15
8-
!
Sun
1
Shareholders Trust of Boston—
8-
(quar.)
Co.
1
•8-
3%
(Los
Security Title &
f50c
Quarterly
Provincial Bank
Bank
6
(s-a)—50c
J.)
(quar.)—
Insurance
National
6
5c
(quar.)—
11-
8-15
31 Vic
9-
$1.17'/2
2%
preferred
$1.25
Life
dividend)
(quar.)
dividend)
common
&
Gamble
&
Protective
Ala.)
B
(stock
Bros.,
Princeton
(stock
3.60%
preferred
Preway,
Price
(quar^)
preferred
Potash
11-15
$1
(quar.)4 (
9-
$1.37y2
$1.06'A
1
(quar.)
1
1
25c
N.
8-
7-14
9-14
125c
Extra
9-
12%c
(Hempstead,
9-
25c
1
12yaC
25c
8-
35c
(quar.)
10-
10c
1
5c
(quar.)
1
7-31
56c
75c
8-15
85c
9-25
(£hl.)—
Inc.
K.),
Co.
9-
'
-
433/4c
Suburban Propane Gas, common (quar.)
5.20% preferred 1951 series (quar.)
5.20% preferred 1952 series (quar.)
10c
;
7
35c
First
From
1st
of California, Inc. (quar.)
Struthers Wells Corp., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
(D. A.) Oil, Ltd. (quar.)
15c
(quar.)
6-26
30c
Strolee
25c
(quar.)
Bank
(quar.)
30c
—
9-25
62y2c
(quar.)
10-
(monthly)
Ltd.
Co.
common
15c
25c
Quarterly
25c
(quar.)
common
'•* $1.10
(quar.)
5c
(quarJ
preferred
Security
7
7J/2c
preferred
Talbot,
preferred
1
&
National
Fuller,
15c
62y2c
(quar.)
7-28
7-
8
$.0095
'
&
Stuart
9-15
1
(increased quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)—
Security-Columbian Banknote
10-13
7-31
(quar.)
5
Securities Acceptance Corp., common
Stock
dividend
8-17
10-16
45c
8-
Corp
&
1
1
8-
25c
preferred (quar.)
Webster, Inc. (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier (quar.)
1
9-
Semi-annual
30c
6%
9-
12-
10-
(quar.)
Scrivner-Stevens
8-15
50c
Pope
9-15
12-15
12-15
8-
5%
9%c
B
Baer
7%
1
$20c
Co.
(quar.)
A
Class
1
35c
certificates
(quar.)
Dillon
8-15
7c
Scale
2nd
Class
Stix
Class
preferred
preferred
Scotten.
Railways
$2.50
9-
9-
11c
'
trust
common
Corp.
40c
common
9-15
12-29
160c
5c
Stouffer
9-15
9-15
12 y2 c
Stone &
Co.—
3iy4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
7-31
8-
7-10
9-29
7-10
Still-Man Manufacturing—
Stock
Co.
Aviation
$3.40
8-
10-14
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
1
Bros.
7-31
Monthly
4
Pittsburgh
1st
7-17
10c
7-14
7-20
Pneumatic
5%
7-20
9-
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Stores
8-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
Fetzer
1
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Polaroid
&
88-
3%
$1
Bank
1
1
1
8-
$1.25
(increased-quar.)
Co.
7-20
40c
preference
1
8-
42y2c
(quar.)
pfd.
Brewing,
common
convertible preferred
National
50c
class A
Industries,
8-
97y2o
divd.)
(quar.)
preferred
Schenley
8-18
$1
(quar.)
$5
5
Salant,
&
1
8-
8-
tlOc
Sterchi
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp., voting
trust certificates
$1
Pittsburgh
Pittsfield
9-
1st preferred A
Antonio
tlOc
Sterling Aluminum Products (quar.)
Sterling Precision Corp., 5% pfd. A (quar.)
Stevens (J. P.) & Co.
(quar.)
7-15
Scarfe & Co., Ltd.—Class A (quar.)
4.40%
San
(quar.)
7-10
7-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Textiles, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
1
(quar.)
common
$1.17
;
:
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
Phillips-Van Heusen common
(stock
5%
preferred (quar.)
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
&
Casting
95c
$1.50
Coke
Louis Steel
Regis Paper,
class
8-15
Lithograph—
Corp.
Hall
8-15
(quar.)
7-31
Ltd.,
8c
(quar.)
Parts
Stein
8-15
(quar.)
preferred A
8-25
(quar.)
Stern & Stern
t5c
preferred A
9-12
Steel
1
dividend will amount to ap¬
proximately $.076 per depositary share).
1
8-15
30c
conv.
8-15
8-15
9-
depositary,
32 %c
conv.
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Power
$1,10
pfd.
(quar.)
common
(s-a)
Ltd
Francisco
$1.07y2
common
(quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc., 4% pfd.
4%
preferred (quar.)
$4.80
Louis-San
Y.)
1
1
preferred
Steel
8-11
8-
99-
8-15
9-
$55c
(s-a)
8-21
30c
8-15
8-
6c
(quar.)
(N.
8
40c
1
20c
(quar.)
Canada
9t
3Cc
1
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
Joseph Light &
St.
15c
Quarterly
Pittsburgh
Co.
5%
7
Philadelphia Germantown & Norristown RR.
$2.50
Tool
&
Products.
Ry., com.
(quar.)
15c
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.80%
preferred
Gear
35c
7-31
20c
—
Rowland
-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Ross
8-
9-
9-
8-11
,
quar.)
preferred
Stores,
5%
(quar.)
$1.60
B
25c
&
8-15
Heather—
$1.25
10
8-15
87 %c
—
6%
5,
1
50c
t5c
.
5c
1
'
(quar.)
8-15
t33Ac
9-
8-15
8-11
(quar.)
9-
•
1
10c
14c
tl5c
8-11
9-
(initial)
14c
.
(quar.)
1
(William. H.), Inc
Class
(quar.)—
(s-a)
B
9-
$1.02%
Paper, Ltd., class A
Class
Fibre—
Bros,
8-21
(quar.)..,
5% preferred (quar.)
Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd.
Ordinary (quar.)
Steel Co. of Wales, Ltd.
Ordinary (interim)
(After British income tax and expenses for
8-11
8-18
Company,
8%
8-11
9-
$1
B
Stecher Traung
7-14
$1.23%
1
Finance,
7-31
$1.183A
$1.02%
9-
preferred
10c
(quar.)
$1.16
$4
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pillsbury
class
8-16
1
(quar.)
Pressed
Brock,
Class
8-10
2
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Stanley
Electric—
preferred J
preferred
Pioneer
Gas
preferred K
Rorer
preferred
5
4.95%
8-18
preferred
9-
4.10%
7-14
4.40%
4.68%
9-15
8-10
1
new
37%c
*
8-10
1
preferred
(quar.)_
1
9-
Corp.,
5
7-21
9-28
10-
40c
Packaging Corp.—
Standard
6
9-
1
1
8-
4.30%
9-
9-15
9-
$1.06
Petrolite
9-20
9-
$1.06>/4
(increased
8-
80c
$1.12 Mi
;
4.64%
-
preferred
Industries,
(quar.)
B
25c
&
preferred
Class
Standard
7-14
25c
(quar.)
common
4%
4.25%
&
6%
(quar.)
Rochester
4,24%
Cement
8-15
8-
$1.17 V2
(quar.)
(increased
Co.
Myers,
Roblin-Seaway
Power Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
Howell
9-15
8-10
Pennsylvania
A
45c
30c
2%
7-17
$1.12 y2
(quar.)_
preferred
1
(quar.)
Class
preferred
$1.20
9-
(quar.)
Peterson,
$1.60
7-20
$1.01
F
Permanente
7-20
7-20
(quar.)
E
Gear,
8-17
1
D
G
&
20c
1
8-10
series
Machine
Gas
&
$1.50
1
1
Standard Dredging Corp., $1.60
pfd.
Standard Register
(quar.)
-
7-
88-
1
Controls
8-18
1
8-
1
1
8-
1
1
9-
9-
8-
(quar.)
9-
36c
8-
(initial-quar.)
common
Mills
32c
33c
25c
1
series
Bureau
7
9-
preferred
common
9-
92y2c
preferred
Perkins
new
Rice
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Spartans Industries Inc. (quar.)
Sperry Rand Corp., common (stock dividend)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
6
(quar.)
preferred
series
Pennsylvania Glass Sand
&
Oil,
Brand
Telephone,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.44
common
10-
When
Share
$1.32
approval
preferred F (quar.)
4.10%
preferred H (quar.)
43A% preferred I (quar.)
4.50%
common
8-15
C
4.60%
Non-voting
7-12
5
States
$1
8-18
1
Company
933Ac
9-
$1.10
4.70%
Chemical
7-12
1
9-
(quar.)_
9-15
8-
—
(quar.)
1
8-
75c
(quar.)
common
1
l
Per
Name of
(Providence, R. I.)
8-
;
B
8-
$1.12%
;
preferred
Richfield
River
—
30c
4.05%
Peoria
split
on
the
stockholders
to
Rhode Island Hospital Trust
8-31
9-15
*35c
(quar.)_
59%c
6
it>c
series
series
Voting
(quar.)
Quarterly
8-
9-15
58y2c
preferred
preferred
Penobscot
stock
Rich's Inc.,
10c
J20c
Hampshire)
A
(quar.)
Tobacco (increased-quar)—
subject
Sept.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Southwestern
preferred
(R. J.)
9-15
common
Corp.
preferred
3.70%
io-
2nd
20c
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
4.40%
Reynolds
25c
(New
Inc.,
Chemicals
Pennsalt
4%%
8-31
7V2c
preferred iquar.)
(J. C.) Company (quar.)
Penney
preferred
8-15
When
Share
Co.—
25c
Fruit
4.68%
4aA%
7-31
6
l
Quarterly
Penn
Metals
9-15
$1
of Company
Reynolds
8-15
45c
(quar.)
Insurance
Peerless
Per
Name
7-20
9-
15c
(S. C.) & Co., 40c pfd. (quar.)
Manufacturing, Ltd., common
preferred
(quar.)
7%
8-15
7y2c
.—
(New
Holders
Payable of Rec.
60c
Parker
Paton
Wfl&Tl
Share
.
Lighting
51
11-
1
10-20
6%
non-cumulative
27 %c
11-
1
10-20
6%
non-cumulative
27y2c
11-
1
10-20
6%
preferred
31 %c
11-
1
10-20
6%
6c
6c
8-
11-
3
3
7-20
10-16
(quar.)
30c
8-
3
7-20
(quar.)
30c
11-
3
10-16
(quar.)
15c
8-
3
7-20
preferred (quar.)
15c
11-
3
10-16
preferred
preferred
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(468)
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
of
Union Gas
(quar.)—_
Ltd.,- com.
Canaaa
112 Vac
7-
1
8-
7
5Va %
t68c
9-30
Name
t75c
9-30
9-15
Wolf
pref. A (quar.)
pref. B (quar.)
(Watertown,
National
Union
N. Y.)
(quar.)
Bank (Pittsburgh)
Co.
Increased
United
Lines,
Aircraft
(initial)—.
Shares
Canadian
Ltd.,
Corps,
class
6%
preference
Fruit
Class
B
United
Shoe
(quar.)__
Lines
J.)
(N.
(quar.)
com.
S.
Fire Insurance
S.
Realty Investments
Youngstown
8-15
7-15
9-
8
10-
2
9-
8
8-
1
7-
U.
S.
Vitamin
& Pharmaceutical
(quar.)
Co.
ordinary (interim)
(Payment is for the year ending Sept. 30,
1960, after British income tax. Dividend
will amount to approximately $0,093 per
Cos.,
based
the
on
8-15
9-29
60c
Transit
United
Whelan
8-31
10-
1
preference
Insurance
$1
8-
2
Universal Leaf Tobacco,
8-
1
7-
Company
1
7-
Peninsular Power, common
5V4 %
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Upper
—
8-
I
Previously published date
9-
8
50c
22 Vac
•v
'
98-14
selling stockholders have agreed severally
shq,re the respective number of shares of
9-15
8-31
95,000
8-
1
7-14
8-
1
7-14
9-
1
8-15
8-
1
7-
7
8-
1
7-
7
8-
1
7-
8-
1
8-
1
7-
5
8-
1
7-
5
E.
dividend,
Mitchum,
and
savings
associations
loan
increased $30.6
million
com¬
1
7-21
1
7-21
with
1
7-21
be
9-22
9-
8
8-
9
Line
Income
of
(Quar.
from
Vanadium
4Va %
Van
Fund, Inc.—
earned
from
7c
Corp.
of
preferred
Camp
Works
Iron
Coal
Iron
&
Natural
Co.,
8-15
7-28
8-
(initial quar.)
dividend)
(stock
—
7-
3
7-31
merchandise
Route
8-15
8-
1
9-20
8-
9
9-
8-24
8
$1.43%
9-20
9-
6
6
$1.56 V4
9-20
9-
6
Trust
&
Waite
Amulet
Walker
&
Co.
Co.
•12 Vac
8-
tl5c
9-11
8-18
7-31
7-31
7-17
1
Waltham Precision Instrument Co. (stk. div.).
(One share of Dextra
shares
10
held)
Warner
Bros.
Warner
&
$4.25
Gas
8-11
—
30c
(quar.)
Co.
8-
4
7-12
7-14
8-25
8-
60c
8-
1
7-li
(quar.)
Light,
(quar.)
common
9
$1.06 V*
8-
1
7-10
$5 preferred
$1.25
8-
1
7-10
$4.60
$1.15
8-
1
7-10
8-
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
40c
From
Westchester
Fire
Co.
(N.
Y.)
Air
Western
Lines
Auto
Inc.
Supply,
Pacific
Power
RR.
six
1
7-20
with the
economies resulting
8-
1
8-15
8-
1
8-
7-21
4
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
4Va%
preferred
Wilcox
class
class
preferred
Chocolate,
Wilbur
$5
to
Oil
from
lc
from
net
Wisconsin
8-15
8-
1
7-31
7-
president,
months of
shares
latest period
the
2
9-
1
7-17
for
the
1
7-17
the
corporation.—V.
7-10
—V.
t20c
30c
3J
10-
2
8-
1
7-
8-
1
7-
9-10
9-10
8-18
7-18
7-18
(quar.)
25c
8-15
8-
1
7VaC
8-15
8-
1
$1.12 V2
:
1
1961
a
ag.o.
year
compared
noted.
40c
8-
1
4-
7
40c
(quar.)
7-31
11-
1
10-
7
25c
(quar.)
income
and
Trust
10
193,
cents
5c
8-24
8-10
8-15
7-31
11c
capital
Income
before
taxes
$1,760,583 for
Power, common
(quar.)
Co.
par
M'enzies,
from
have
bank loans is consistent with the
of prepaying such obligations.—V. 193, p. 810.
prepayment
of
Servonic
Instruments,
90c
Fund, Inc.—
from investment
9-
1
8-15
4c
7-31
8-15
7-31
33,094,875
opers.
$1,662,554
$2,132,197
$6,023,134
$5,470,812
873,988
1,364,463
1,505,018
1,129,223
California Edison
for
the
for
company
Co.—Quarterly Report—
second quarter of 1961 on a
E. R. Peterson vice president,
the
to $13,253,897,
amounted
of
on
shares
were
sold
for
PROCEEDS—Net
itially
the
will
be
proceeds
added
intends
from
tlie
the
company,
sale
of
and
in
1960.
to the company's general
to use the funds for the
equipment; for additional
common
E.
the
machinery
will
be
and
funds.
made
available
as
working
matter
for
equal
the
to
Common
by
1961
Utilities
Public
the
relating to the
if made final,
of
use
would
purposes,
basis.
has
six
been
to
earnings
$1.99 compared with
Co.
—
he
June
with
compared
share
Pacific
rendered,
months
$2.32
$1.93
reported.
30,
$2.22
computed
a
1961
for
on
on
the
agb.—V. 193,
year
flow-thru
a
similar
period
normalized
a
basis
1601.
p.
Equipment Trust Certificates
at
The
certificates
Commerce
the
June
The
and
1962
certificates,
AA
by
They
for
approval,
at
maturity
which
Standard
to
will
from
1
reoffered
were
Commission
1,
estimated
were
July 26 an issue of
equipment trust certifi¬
of 98.307%, naming the
on
cost
4.50%
public sale,
prices
for
non-callable,
are
Poor's.
They
from
1971-76
are
rated
A
Moody's
equipment
by
by new
secured
are
to Interstate
3.50% for
maturities.
subject
yield
to
the
$6,069,070.
mature
1962
&
to
to
in
15
1976,
annual
installments
inclusive.—V.
194,
p.
of
$323,000
on
each
262.
in¬
Southwestern Growth Fund, Inc.—Gommon Registered
Subsequently,
purchase of produc¬
test
equipment;
for
miscellaneous improvements to plant and facilities; and for expansion
of the research
and development program. The balance of the pro¬
company
tion
issued
21,
tax
4V4% dividend rate.
45,000
stock
Mar.
competitive sale
$4,845,000 of this firm's 4J/4%
cates, series No. 13, on a bid
June
its
order
an
on
for income
flow-thru
a
income
was
awarded
practice
Offered—C.
that
said
California
depreciation
Sold—Salomon Brothers & Hutzler and associates
the
\This
Fund
of 402 University Towers, El Paso,v Texas, filed a regis¬
with the SEC on July 21 covering 200,000 shares of
stock, to be offered for public sale at net asset value plus a
sales cohwriission of a maximum o'f 8Va%. Southwestern Fund Sales, Inc.
tration
statement
common
capital.
is
7-14
37c
$38,565,687
30,520,616
Southern
payment
July 26, 95,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$10 per share. The offering marked the initial public
sale
of the company's
commojn stock.
Of the total,
ceeds
income
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$7,834,486 $36,543,750
a
decision
company
that
company's
Inc.—Common
9-15
1
1961—Month—1960
$6,863,190
result of a petition filed with the Public Utilities Commission
hearing on this order several days of hearings were held in
early July,
at which time Edison offered projections of its future
earnings on
a
flow-thru basis
to
show
their
reasonableness.
No
Unterberg, Towbin Co., New York City, was manager
of an underwriting group which offered publicly on
9-30
8-
first
a
of
approved prepayment without
original $4-million term indebtedness to banks. With this
of $1Va million,
which is not ^due until Dec. 31, 1961, the
will have no bank loans 'of
any kind.
Mr. Menzies stated
8-15
7-14
company's
be
income___
that the company's directors
premium of the balance of its
50,000
10-13
of
5,702,289
basis
rates
As
for
shares for certain selling stockholders.
10-31
1961, filed
class A
shares
headed by Shearson,
public offering, 135,000
12.
President, reported
7-19
$1.50
the
July £7,
on
270,000
group
5,200,636
ry.
p.
amounted to
C.
7-17
1
for
adversely affect the company's net earnings for 1960 and such future
time
as
might elapse pending a determination of just and reason¬
Loans—
8-31
9-
SEC
certain
Peterson
Net
7-31
7-31
York,
New
the
underwriting
expenses-
fr.
Commission
1960
has been appointed transfer agent and registrar
value common stock of Second Financial, Inc. of
2782.
7-31
45c
make
will
Ave.,
with
An
RR.—Earnin^s^
income
Mr.
was
the
193, p.
7c
$1.50
194,
able
7c
monthly)
1
Fifth
the
Inc.—Appointment—
12c
gains
(increased
board
year,
2782.
p.
Duncan
4
Fund—
preferred
the
of
share
on
9,535,045
shares
for the second
quarter of last
he
said.
Such
flow-thru
earnings
for
the
quarter included
equivalent of 17 cents a share resulting from the use of accel¬
erated depreciation in the provision for federal income taxes.
was
with
Servel, Inc.—To Prepay Bank
7-21
8-22
the
of
one-half
reported. After provision for dividends on all classes of preferred
and preference stocks this amounted to $1.15 on 9,979,217 shares of
common
stock
compared
with
a
net
of $11,848,119
or
$1.05
per
8-18
8-
1
25c
i
A
9-
8-15
8-
71%
over
elect
to
vests.
oper.
ry.
basis,
8-18
1
(quar.)
Schroder
7
35c
of
,
flow-thru
1961
7
$1
25c
Inc;
Net
9-15
$1.43%
shares,
common
to
Southern
Sales for the six months period increased to $29,056,775 in 1961
8-
^
8
(and
entitled
is
latest
of
B
55%
rev.
—V.
months
230
will
of
accelerated
8-
1
Quarterly
listed
as
the),Fund's distributor.
BUSINESS—The
Power
&
Light
(quar.)
9-20
8-31
company located in Costa Mesa, Calif., is engaged
research, design, development and manufacture of a variety
of
proprietary
electro-mechanical devices comprised largely of po¬
tentiometer type transducers for missile, space vehicle, aircraft, ground
8-
Wisconsin Public, Service—
Common
Estabrook,
670,782
on
in
10-
$1.25
realized
Stores
Net
5
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin
C.
six
of
Co.
Railway oper.
7-14
8-
preferred
preferred
3.60%
1
75c
Industries
Wisconsin Electric
6%
8-
(quar.)
Monthly
Monthly
$42,838, and
of $393,750.
In addi¬
first
class
1227.
Period End. June 30—
ago
7c
net
Winn-Dixie
6%
and
$2,331,182
15c
.
(quar.)
investment
factory
H.
the
year
shares
A
stock
p.
Railway oper. revenue__
indicates that certain
rearrangements and ^improvements
a
class
statement
Soo Line
half-year.
50c
Co.
(quar.)_
Industries, class
from
for
period
will
sale
of Henry I. Siegel Co., Inc.'s products are currently
approximately 5,000 retail and department stores under
nationally
advertised
trademark,
"H.I.S."
Sales
to
national retail and mail order houses, which sell the products
their
own
labels,
make
up
the balance
of
the
company's
under
of
the
stock
business.-
(assuming sale
earnings in
and
of
amount
the
from
including additional working
the company has outstanding
stock,
company's
large
which
per
40c
Co.
Growth
sales
proceeds
purposes
common
$1.55
7-14
,
Wilson-Jones
Winfield
the
the promoters and
worth
like
a
of
190,
which
sport
About
$1,046,196 equivalent
share of the company' common stock, compared with
$819,048 or $1.22 per share for the same period a year ago^ Earnings
were
computed on 674,878 shares of stock outstanding at June 30,
to
7-14
85c
(quar.)
Wilson & Company, common
Common (quar.)
Win-Chek
earnings
same
Second Financial,
(quar.)
A
the
in
income for the first six
1
$1.25
B-5
net
a
registration
a
designs and produces a line of clothing styled to
primarily to the teen-age boys' and young men's markets. In
period ended April 30, 1961, the company sold 8,000,000
of apparel which included slacks, walking shorts, beach pants,
coats, suits, raincoats, heavy winterwear, zipper golf jackets
Net
realized,"
being
Net
1
common
A
corporation reported improved
8-
68%C
preferred (quar.)
White Sewing Machine—
$2 prior preferred (quar.)
$3 preferred (quar.)
B-2
April 30 had
net
preferred
par:, value.
&
marketed
$28,155,306 in I960.—V. 193, p. 1274.
4V4%
Stag Mfg.,
on
v
filed
J.,
company
items
and
and Bernard Lee,
of the outstanding stock
33.7%
N.
12-month
sport
months.
compared
Stationery—
common
of
the
class
$1
of
The
Sealright-Oswego Corp.—Six Months' Report—
8-
25c
class A
preferred (quar.)
Westminster Paper Co.,
Ltd. (quar.)
Westmoreland, Inc.
(quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., com. (quar.)
4% prior lien (quar.)
Corp.,
shares,
The
corporate
to
and
of
account
the
the exercise price being $2.50 per share.
Vice-President,
"Improvement
8-15
according to the prospectus,
own
which
9-22
Co.—
6%
Whirlpool
common
A
company,
appeal
public will own 66.3% at an aggregate cost
tion, 75,000 additional shares may be issued upon exercise of nine-year
warrants held by Messrs. Soroker, Zudekoff, Lee and Roderick Eliason,
32 Vac
(quar.)
Tablet &
88,750
the
1961,
(quar.)
Gas
&
preferred
Class
stock),
new
30C
5% preferred (quar.)
Westgate-California Corp.,
White
the
of
31 i/4C
preferred (quar.)
5.20%
preferred (quar.)
Western
will
the underwriter
7-27
35c
__
5%
$2.75
Thus,
standing shares.
8-15
$1.20
(quar.)
common
has outstanding
now
10-10
25c
preferred
(quar.)
Light & Telephone—
New common (initial)
on
and 21.7%, respectively. The management
officials, owning all the outstanding stock of the predecessor companies
at a total cost of $38,000, exchanged
their stock for the 88,750 out¬
are
4.80%
Western
company
Soroker, President; Irving Zudekoff, Treasurer,
8-24
Western
Western
The
Aaron
7-24
30c
(quar.)_
store located
a
second
7-14
$1.12%
Manufacturing Co
at
Clifton,
46,
on
sold by the company and 135,000 shares for
selling stockholders.
Net proceeds will be used for repayment of certain short-term bank
loans,
for equipment and engineering
to expand the operations of
Siegel's Bruceton, Tenn. plant, and for general corporate purposes.
the
net
1
West
Western
the
the
9-11
8-
class
of
shares
the
to
8-10
35c
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4V2 %
preferred (quar.)
the surviving corporation
It is
nationally advertised and other
as
low mark-up,
711
(Henry I.) Siegel Co., Inc.—Class A Stock Registered—
shopping
a
and
—
.
Point
at a
general
registration
stock
selling
of
Route
SEC
addition
Each
The
a
center on the Hartford Turnpike in Newington, Conn.,
in a center on the Salem Turnpike in Norwich, Conn.
proceeds of the sale of additional stock, estimated at $274,000, $25,000 will be used to purchase and install fixtures in the two
new
stores, $20,000 for lease deposits, and the balance to purchase
inventory and provide working capital.
in
The
Insurance
The underwriter
officials
sold. nine-year warrants at
an
additional 25,000 shares,
increasing the number of stores in which it operates and expanding
line of merchandise sold, provided suitable locations are available.
3c
income—
Quarterly
West
business
697
of
the
directors.—V.
has
covering
711
711
"
789
C.
share.
retail for cash
at
8c
investment
Albert
to
711
789
Inc._
789
"Escapade").
for
In
stock).
prospectus, the company has obtained firm commit¬
ments for the leasing of space in two buildings now being erected, one
Equity Fund—
net
fee
711
789
Inc.
Inc.—Common Registered—
53.90%'
owns
5, Stoughton Rd., East Windsor. It intends to pursue a policy
8c
Monthly
Wellington
finder's
a
organized in May, 1961
8c
Waterbury National Bank (Conn.) (quar.)
Weissberg (H. R.) Corp. (monthly)
Monthly
as
and
used
of
Secretary, own 25.6%, 25.6%
Corp. stock for each
Pictures
Swasey
Washington
the
in
No.
According
7-18
2%
dividend)
8-15
25c
(stock
_
(quar.)
Press
Wallace
of
Of
C.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
(reduced)
N.
Mines,
well
company
underwriter
$2.50 per
the
engaged
8-15
5%
Hurry,
&
Lee, Inc
Singer & Co
with
1,283,850
of Scot's Enterprises, Inc., and Atlas Appliance Corp.
merger
8-11
6
Bank
as
1,421
1,421
789
262.
p.
Hammill
a
7-17
9-
(Winston-Salem,
the
and
The company was
of
1
9-20
(quar.)
$6,000,
of
at the rate of 7 cents per share sold.
the
to
at
1
20c
Wachovia
each
exercisable
9-
preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
fees
share;
per
9-
20c
1,579
1,579
George L. Schultz, President, owns of record and part bene¬
ficially 58.76% of the class B shares, and Alfred T. Stanley, Treasurer,
acquired 20,000 outstanding shares from management
$.001
at
3
7-
Co
1,421
1,421
Inc
Walter
&
1,421
1,579
1.579
Co
which
7-14
1
8-11
8-11
12 Vac
(quar.)
on
of $12,250
recently
10c
5%
%
SEC
counsel
writer's
$.001
30c
common
of East Windsor, Conn., filed a registration statement
July 21 covering 175,000 shares of common stock, to
company,
the
offered for public sale at
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
Materials
7-28
4c
Mfg. Corp. (reduced)
Voi-Shan Industries, new com.
Volunteer
8-15
18c
Vogt
Vulcan
7-25
10c
15c
:
Dorn
Virginia
—
Mutual
Optional
8-16
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
com.
Food
(quar.)
Fund
Sea
Vanderbilt
Van
3c
plus
10c
America,
(quar.)
This
Waller
income
capital gains)
&
Co.,
company,
capital.
$2.25 per share. The offering is to be made
on
a
best-efforts basis by Willis E. Burnside & Co., Inc., which will
receive a 40-cent per share selling commission, plus an additional 7Vacent per share sold for expenses.
The company also will pay the under¬
8-23
194,
Town"
Scot's Discount Enterprises, Inc.—Common Registered
8-
25c
&
1,421
1,579
Templeton
&
1,421
1,421
1,579
Co.__
&
The company is an integrated producer of toiletries products, fine
organic chemicals, household chemical products and certain proprietary
pharmaceutical specialties (its trademarks include "Old Spice," "York
2372.
be
2,368
1,579
July 21 covering 50,000 class A and 50,000
class B common shares, to be offered for public sale on an all-or-none
basis through underwriters headed by Smith, Barney & Co.
The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
pared with $18.9 million during the first half of 1960 and at June 30,
1961 aggregated $381,559,436.
Total assets were $458,931,302.—V. 192,
p.
11,841
2,632
Co
Shu? ton,
8-
6%
13,159
Curtis
&
Co
Loeb
&
This
8-
—
&
statement
Continued from page 12
14
15,868 shs.
1,579
Jones
Newburger,
—V.
1.37 Va
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
Co.,
Jackson
Crowell, Weeden
General Corporation and
Investment News
SDIC's
Selling
Stockholders
17,632 shs.
Co
Inc
Co
&
Troster,
$1.40%
Arizona
&
Burnham
Mason
$1.311/4
of
&
Webber,
Sutro
(quar.)
Bank
Hutton
F.
Barth
Schwabacher
(quar. >
dividend
Towbin
Unterberg,
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
preferred
National
E.
J.
preferred
Value
(increased
quar.)
35c
in
the
5%
preferred (quar.)
5.04% preferred (quar.)
t
C.
Bingham,
7-21
Valley National Bank of Long Island
below.
Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette,
3
42 Vac
forth
set
forth
and the company and the
to sell to them, at $9 per
common stock, aggregating
purchase,
to
E.
C.
severally
set
From the
Alden
8-10
25c
shares,
agreement,
Company
7-19
8-31
whom
From the
7-28
8-
purchase
8-15
9-15
5%%
Stock
the
x
6-30
3
for
below,
7-14
1
in
8-31
8-
named
9-
8
8-15
15c
6%
1
9-15
underwriters
1
Canadian non-residents tax.
15%
a
promissory note payable on
installments of $2,043 inclusive
9-
is indicated here,
t Payable in U. S. funds, less
Less Jamaica income tax.
261,050 shs.
$88,201
by
monthly
9-15
incorrect. The corrected payment
was
date
and/or record
Outstanding
1
annum.
9-20
8-18
12-
1-1-62
8-
ess
evidenced
in
1965,
per
UNDERWRITERS—The
deductible at the source. Non¬
tax
1,
6%
company
FINANCING
Unterberg,
Towbin Co.
is acting as representative, have
made
a
commitment, subject to the terms and conditions
5 Va %
Valley
at
15%; resident tax 7%.
British income tax. -
date
5
18c
(quar.)_
Oct.
tax
y
5
8-
30c
Extra
Upjohn
Canadian funds,
in
resident
9-20
10-10
$2.50
62 Vac
30c
(quar.)
common
8-
1
the
28, 1961,
$56,678.
of
PRESENT
TO
2,250,000 shs.
$88,201
is
indebtedness
Paine,
this
Feb.
income
par)
(no
before
of
t35c
a
87 Vac
—
1
9-
stock
interest
or
8-
t56y4c
for
ended
net
EFFECT
8-
8-
65c
$1.25
(quar.)—
closed
not
books
t Payable
7-20
15c
(quar.)
Y.) (quar.)
(N.
Corp.
Sheet
Transfer
8-31
12 Vac
Co., common (quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
convertible
$3.50
Universal
•
7-15
exchange.)
United
9-
8-15
10c
(quar.)
& Tube
Ltd., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4!/2%
of
rate
current
9-15
$1.12V2
(quar.)
Gas
County
and
GIVING
loan*
♦This
7
17 Vac
(initial)
1
9-
8-24
30c
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
—
——
._
U.
share
York
37 Vac
U.
Steel
(quar.)
(quar.)__
common
(s-a)
preferred
United
8-17
7-14
(Concord,
(quar.)
Capital
Term
20c
Batteries
Yocam
1
1
$1.06 V*
______
7-10
7-10
7
1
9-
8-
Zeller's,
Insurance
Machinery,
States
4Va%
7-
8-
J40C
t20c
Accident
preferred
United
Wurtlitzer Co.
t75c
(quar.)—___;
United New Jersey RR. & Canal Co.
6%
7
12 Vac
__—
Hampshire)
United
Worthington Corp., common
(quar.)—
4V2%
prior preferred
(quar.)
7-
Ltd.—
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
&
8-15
1
t38c
(quar.)
Life
New
1
8-
1
1
8-15
$1
62Vise
62Vac
—_—
months
$666,789
Authorized
88-
15c
8c
9-
$1
(quar.)
Improvement, common
preferred (quar.)
4'A%
8-15
40c
Gas
United
7-18
9-15
9-15
of
CAPITALIZATION
Monday, July 31, 1961
.
.
8-23
17Vac
6 Vac
Enterprises, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Wood-Mosaic, class A (quar.)
Class B
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)—
Woolworth (F. W.) Co.
(quar.)
Wometco
25C
—
(quar.)—
A
United Fuel Investments,
United
8-15
9-10
—
$1
(s-a)—
Electric Coal Cos.
United
7-10
7c
12Vac
10%
sales
net
six
the
EARNINGS—For
had
7-24
(quar.)
Tanning
&
$1.37 Va
•
preference (1955 series)
(quar.)
4% preferred (1956 series)
(quar.)
United Biscuit Co. of America (quar.)
United
6-23
8-10
Corp.—
4%
United
6-30
60c
(quar.)
common
preferred
5Ma %
United
35c
12V2C
quarter
Air
9-15
2
50c
(quar.)_
(Calif.)
(quar.)
Union Trust Co. of Maryland—
Oil
Union
10-
35C
7c
8-10
class A (monthly)
(monthly)
Shoe
dividend
Stock
Bank—
Market National
Union
A
Wolverine
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Corp.,
Class
9-15
6%
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
.
$1.25
7-14
support
$1.26
8-
1
7-14
are
5.08%
$1.27
8-
1
7-14
preferred
(quar.)
1
and underwater ordnance applications. The company's sales
largely to customers who employ these products in military ap¬
plications.
Organized under Texas law
company.
with
and
Fund
.
in April 1961, the Fund is a diversified
company which expects to become an open-end investment
Southwestern Fund Management Corp. furnishes the Fund
advice with regard to its investment activities and the purchase
investment
sale
and
of
its
securities.
Robert
distributor
and
B.
Blum
investment
is
listed
adviser.
as
president
of
the
Volume
194
Number
6077
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(469)
Spellman
Engineering,
Inc.
Common
—
Offered
company's
PROCEEDS—A
be used by the
The
balance
working
as
portion
the
specializes
in
missile
the
highly
missile
tems
repair
fuel
and
services
to
general
funds
systems,
when
steam
treating
its
since
EARNINGS
and
and
engineer,
craftsmen
of
The
contract
of
purpose
systems
provides
responsibilities
as
basic
prime
such
common
stock;. 52,000 stock
debt.—V. 193, p. 2589.
purchase
warrants;
and
Period End. June 30—
revenues
193, p.
stock
Net
ry.
■*—"V.
fr.
ry.
$11,563
will
it
7
$1,727,919
$1,740,784
934,907
1,001,523
$106,928
$793,012
•
318,220
208,447
Railway
revenue..
$2,c»o9,lji
j»2,<-r^/8
$14,801,335
expenses.
2,072,b30
2,089,616
12,158,211
Net
Net
■
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
194,
opers.
$59o,o01
$6o0,662
262,666
180,641
ry.
company's
marked
sales
increase
and
earnings
the
over
first
for
the
and
$16,389,299
12,628,443
$2,643,124
493,223
quarter
second
of
1961,
1,527,845
quarter
showed
indicated
as
in
a
and
in
earnings for the
earnings
the
June
1960
30,
1961
period
share amounted
per
first
half,
1961.
,
adjusted
similar
92
7 while
net
■
$28,347,985
earnings
this
increased
p. 1275.
to
of
this
$2,803,092
showed
reflect
definite
a
favorably
in
last
with
$28,608,644
from
Data
&
Offered-—Pursuant to
Aids, Inc.
last
purchase
the
Common
of
two
companies
and
increase
working capital,
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated in New York on March
1961.
The company has options to purchase the assets of
Rapid
Co., Inc. and the stock of Educational Data Processing
is also engaged in the business of
v
furnishing
Staff Builders,
temporary
The prin¬
Inc.
cipal office of the company is located at 122 East 42nd
St., N. Y. City.
The
company
on
April
4,
1961
organized
the
subsidiary,
Staff
Builders, Inc., to engage in the business of furnishing temporary
office
personnel,
including
principally
stenographers,
switchboard
operators,
bookkeepers, business machine operators,
business
been
began
company
solicitation
is
salesmen.
politan
has
operating
New
similar
operate,
petitive.
primarly
will
the
City.
York
There
in
of
the
of
middle
mail
of
and
the
The
May.
through
the
metro¬
large
agencies
the
company
which
The
ones.
clerks.
and
also
in
several
in
area
and
June,
principally
are
smaller
typists
middle
direct
conducted
number
a
about
by
be
businesses
and
the
since
customers
made
business
of
will
operation
soliciting
being
The
area
in
business
is
60%
of
tion
and
its
furnish
to
as
Rapid
rely
for
its
of
with
and
age,
its
the
does
own
results
and
its
of
the
of
temporary
done
either
does
either
Rapid's
small
a
Rapid.
of
the
and
stores.
and
customers
information
and
analyzing
its
on
its
and
The
prices
and
business
of
the
of
Rapid
operators
Rapid's
on
or
amount
About
computa¬
customers'
own
customer's
other
consists
with
This
of
of
in
who
all
own
processing
on
limited
a
tion
no
schools
and
school
student
are
halls
first
1961.
half
1961
volume
to
also
of
$1.44
its billings for services
Feb. 28, 1961 having been $6,795, and there has been
its operations.' The business it has done
consists of
scheduling for schools in nine school districts, eight of which
that
if
higher
the
in
first
than
the
quarter of
incoming
the
second
this
of
39
into
Plant
balance
activity
with
:
1616
with
and
derwriter
for
$300,
equipment,
fidelity
shares,
statement
sale
of
bank
at
also
provide
and* the
preparation
and
directed
of
the
cards
program
work,
but the
and
actual
of
work
and
rooms
class
student
lists.
study
EDPC
processing has been
by a data processing service bureau.
Student scheduling is done
during the summer and is billed only during July and August.
For
EDPC
reason,
ended
seven
Feb.
28,
had
1961.
receipts
no
EDPC
is
from
currently
fees
during the six months
student scheduling for
doing
schools, for all of which it expects to bill by the end of August.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
new
offices
and
addition
stock
split
in
1960
in
earnings
$2.84
(A. E.)
The
10
cents).
The
87
first
half
ferred
share
gas
V.
on
of
to
the
194, p.
of
1960,
improved as
190, p. 1776.
202,000 shs.
stock,
30,000
parts
ended
with
reports
June
30,
net
a:
net
the
profit
earnings
third
of
of
quarter
$2,484,656
$1,426,607
of
for
its
first
for
fiscal
the
in
the
same
Earnings
compared
period
share
per
with
a
$1.50
year
for
for
85,880
own
sell
38,200
had
an
and
April
and
the
three
brings
the
$3,205,881
same
1,425,243
both
1960
after
shares
period
shares
30
book
outstanding
preferred
period
last
June
year.—V.
30
were
193,
p.
$1.80,
Standard Gas & Electric Co.—Stk.
Trading Suspended
New
Governors
York.
voted
Stock
to
Exchange
suspend
hafe'
announced
trading in the
common
the
due
to
for
laws
the
business
that
the
stock
of
Board
the
of
com¬
into
The
15th
St.,
of
in
the
in
of
that
193,
during
the
of
1961
pre¬
Pennsylvania.—
results
of
Co.,
was
1959.
tungsten
to
pressure
become
virgin
pure
the
international
the company hr.d
market.
sales of
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
$1,878,475
FINANCING
and
the
The
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
underwriters
315,000 shs.
have
severally agreed to pur¬
the selling stockholders have agreed to
respective number of shares of common
underwriting
agreement
contains
firm
a
all
&
Shares
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks
Co.,
45,000
£.
Kirkland & Co.___'
45,000
10,000
5,000
French & Crawford, Inc.__
20,000
Inc
2051.
p.
total
p.
Eng.
&
The
allovs
At
shares
This
and
July
on
(par
$1)
18,
to
to be
are
&
Service, Inc.,
Au¬
filed
offered at
1961
be
for
used
a
"Reg.
$2.50,
working
A" covering 22,442
without underwriting.
capital.
>
,
,
100
West
10th
St.,
Wilmington, Del., filed a
with
the SEC
on
July
24
covering
155,000
stock, to be offered for public sale at $1 per share.
The offering will be made on an all or none basis through underwriters
headed by Globus, Inc., which will receive a 10c per share commission
and
$5,000
for expenses.
In addition, Globus and its officials and
'associates
acquired,
for
$50,500,
a
$50,000
note
convertible
into
50,000 common shares and 5-year warrants to purchase an additional
statement
50^000
shares
holders
time
at
per
such
of
share.
shares
prices
The
and
said
the
prevailing
notes
warrants
in
the
are
may
to
be
be
converted,
sold
over-the-counter
by
the
market
sale.
was
organized under Delaware law in May 1961 to
license high-speed electronic data processing
equipment capable of furnishing, on request by retail
other subscribers, immediate
reports concerning persons
company
develop
commercially
and
systems
and
business
and
who
$1
at
underlying
thereof
the
at
common
the
and
of
company
of
checks,
present
for
payment
goods
bank drafts and other negotiable instruments in
services. The company proposes to establish
and
computer-equipped
information centers in various locations to provide
such
services.
Its
only source of income will be
monthly charges
made
for
providing such services. According to the prospectus, the
company
is
still
in
a
promotional
and
developmental
stage
and
presently has no subscribers for its services. The net proceeds from
the
stock
sale, together with proceeds from prior private
estimated to aggregate $202,000, will be used to
sales of
organize
finance the establishment of the first
contemplated information center in Los Angeles, and for reserve, to
meet contingencies
or to
finance additional centers.
The company has outstanding 142,000 shares of common stock and
4,500 shares of class B capital stock. Robert N. Goldman, President,
securities,
and
*
operate
and
Ronald
the
company,
to
A.
Katz, Vice-President, own 37%
each of the common
and
50%
each of the class B stock. The outstanding common
(including the 50,000 shares to be issued upon conversion of said
notes) have a present book value of about 41 cents per share. After
the sale of new shares, such stock will have a book value of about
58 cents per share. The 142,500 common shares, 4,500 class B shares,
stock
stock
warrants
per
the
share
$30,000
them
of
to
purchase an additional 20,000 common shares at $1
initially issued to Mr. Goldman and Mr. Katz for
were
to the company by them, in cash, and the transfer by
their right,
title and interest in and to the electronic
paid
all
verification
system
previously
1961
should
be
developed
by
them.
Telephones Inc.—Common Registered—This company,
St., Chicago, 111., filed a registration
SEC on July 26 covering 250,000
stock, of which 200,000 are to be
offered for public sale by the company and 50,000 by
certain stockholders.
Price and offering terms will be
on
that
Jan.
time
5,
it
1960,
under
succeeded
statement
with
shares
for
2373.
Mfg.;
Systems
of 135 South LaSalle
sales
incorporated
Information
proceeds
and
operations for
• 100,000
shares of this firm's
share. Proceeds will be used by
California.
"Super-Temp
September,
metal,
of
of
Howard
The
Co.!
&
&
shares
the
outstanding.
said
1960.—V.
company
State
shares
account
Telecredit, Inc.—Common Registered—
,
conversions
Middletown,
unaudited
presently
President,
stock at $3 per
BUSINESS—The
ganized
748.
The
value
dividends.
outstanding
was
in
company
reported
sales
below.
corporation
common
81,880
the company for the repayment of
debt, the purchase of
additional equipment and for working capital.
tungsten
The
to
the
the. nine months ended
Lee
193,
The
shares,
5,000
Super-Temp Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Pursuant
a July 18,
1961 offering circular, Morgan & Co., Los
common
ago.
the
comparable
J.00,000
the
gusta, Ga.—Files With SEC—
the
option warrants and additional common,
the acquisition in June of The Stove
Works, Inc., a
stock
and
par)
purchase
Blauner
D.
Technical
company's present
Angeles, publicly offered
year.
half,
company's nine-months income to $3,911,263, compared with
the
Olson,
for
Brocksopp,
Chairman;
Varon, Secretary-Treasurer.
into
I960,
A
L.
—V.
and
ended June 30,
1961.
Sales amounted to $36,733,110 and
were $546,596 after taxes, compared with sales of
$38,554,824
etarnings of $958,445 in the comparable period of 1960.
Earnings in the first half of this year were equal to 34 cents a share,
compared with 59 cents a share a year ago, both based on
1,619,960
common
cent
severally,
are
registration
Electronic
of
months
F.
offered,
shares
the
common
262.
of
25,000
heat
year
company
forth
Brukenfeld
principal un¬
supplied by amend¬
and
Lruce
by
GIVING
inc.
by
earnings
shares
marked
shares.
Ronald
expansion
taken.
M.
of
manufacturing
corporation
offering
common
shares
$55,965.
(50
the
them,
Milton
■
Sundstrand Corp.—Six Months' Report—
The
to
stock
set
any
~v
(after
average
the
exercise
issued for
s
to
of
underwriter.
increase
company has
outstanding
giving effect to
a
2-for-l
Henry M. Spolane, Board Chair¬
stock
average
in
..
acquisition
the
of
to
the
to
be
line
of which
Spolane,
President,
81,704
compared
stock,
range
six
further
income
to
The
indebtedness,
1961),
an
period
and
of the 125,000 shares of common stock,
underwriting
agreement
provides
that
the
several obligations of the underwriters are subject to certain conditions
as
therein set forth. Milton D. Blauner & Co., Inc., is the managing
reported that net earnings for the six-month period
up 5%
from the $1,307,132 for the same period last
six-month earnings represent 88 cents per share on an
1,506,947 shares of common stock outstanding, compared
increase
missile,
the sales
treated
if
•
corporation
The
aircraft,
which
commitment
$1,369,076,
year.
the
The
and
stock
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.—June
Report—
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
Staley Manufacturing Co.—June Report—
company
months
This,
(par
sell
early
share.
per
Superior
Shares
4%
a
was
includes
locations
new
;and
Michael
S.
shares, respectively,
and
propose
to
respectively. The
outstanding shares
of
the
of
further
net
chase,
parts
and
accessories,
and
high
equipment and components, all of which
Of the net proceeds from the company's
$85,000 will be used
to
retire
short-term
common
man,
for
number
and Louis A.
from the sale of
UNDERWRITERS—The
replacement
certain
total
company,/ and
EARNINGS—For
stock,
to provide
April
the
sheeting,
templating
others.
warehouses
of
at
Y.,
fabrics.
and
a
to
shares
and
of
,
the
for
area.
In
177,960
plant
is then laminated onto various supporting tex¬
company's products have primarily been sold to the
automotive
industry.
However,
at
the
present
time,
the
company
has expanded into the furniture
and clothing industries and is con¬
additional inventory, $10,500 to retire
stockholder, and the balance of $265,000 will
working capital to permit expansion of inventories,
product lines, and the possible opening of additional
by
constructions
stockholders:
proceeds
then
tile
of
FINANCING
Authorized
Capital stock
and
additional
including
sales
incurred
made
Hickory
N. -C.
leading
manufacturers
The
sale of the company's
expansion
vinyl
Richardson,
outstanding
sold
be
price
a
extensive
an
reproduction
additional
loans
loan
a
feet.
wire drawing mill
available,
and
for
company, located at Cantiague Rd.t Westbury, Long
through its four wholly-owned subsidiaries, manufactures
vinyl plastic sheeting. This sheeting undergoes a series of
manufacturing processes where various chemical compounds are blended
cents
evident
demand.-»-V.
being
to
warrants
exercisable
by
150,000 sq.
now
supported
on
43,200
5-year
television
sound
manufactured
are
the
than
more
equipment
President;
Island, N.
Houston, Texas, filed a regis¬
July 24 covering 125,200 shares
82,000 shares are to be offered for public
distributes
company
at
pro¬
complete
a
to
already
its
100,000 shares will be used by
of additional machinery and equip¬
division; additional product research and
development;
and
increased
trade
advertising ana
promotion.
The
balance of the proceeds will be added to
general working capital.
ment.
The
of
area
install
and
plant,
expansion
Mount,
'
SEC
registration
underlie
an
to
indebtedness
Hickory
current
McKinney,
the
which
of
Rocky
cable
for
company
ment;
...v
1960.
also
country's
selling
Net
the
but
of
These
year.
became
reported.
of
cover
advanced
the
the
Co., New York City.
Shurak,
present
further
quarter
Chairman and Howard L.
:>*».
of
used
and
existing
to
of
Authorized
earnings
whicn
orders
Board
addition
industries.
sold
three
are
brought
&
Common
in
Co.
BUSINESS—The
expects
last six months
the
Insurance
Suval Industries, Inc.—Common Offered—Public of¬
fering of 125,000 shares of this firm's common stock, at
were
per
incoming sales
company
during
resulted
quarter
39%
quarter
The
which
The
operations have been
rendered from its organiza¬
stated
refinance
completion
machinery
at
the
first public
1159.
profits
plant
of
to
foot
Upon
be
new
production
feld
holders thereof. The offering will be made on an all or
through underwriters headed by S. D. Fuller & Co. The
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
amendment.
work.
Its
between
Life
per share, was made July 7 by an
underwriting group
headed by Milton D. Blauner &
Co., Inc., and Brunken-
basis
cents
Rapid
balance
Mutual
$4
present
shares
from
planned
y
at
equivalent
used
square
CAPITALIZATION
second
company
corresponding
done
»■.
continued
will
the
electronics
52.
Cairns,
stock,
the
with
used.
are
principally payroll
Long Island and one in Westchester.
The
scheduling includes the equalization of classes, home
for
31,
be
PROCEEDS—Of
the
"good
and
company,
were
machines
on
this
July
Hancock
the
through
profit
has
of
$24,640,000 in the second quarter represented
comptometer work.
This
premises or on the customer's,
basis,
week
$1,527,640,
a
funds
multi-conductor
and
on
period.
of
p.
sales
than
second
of
districts.
basis,
contract.
were
the
average
Data Processing Corp. (a New York
corporation), was
September, 1959, by Jay Schulman and Charles L. Rhein,
its outstanding
stock. 'The business of EDPC is data
for
the
statement
by
were
entirely
191,
p.
orders
common
the
accountants
almost
.Educational
organized
194,
company
tration
its
for
computing,
stockholders
new
.
premises.
own
•
of
is
of
computing
work
organized
stock
consisted
retail
count
the
was
certificates.
balance
work
for
business
the
year
comptometers
furnishing
the
The
all
owns
fiscal
inventory
Rapid
the
last
inventories
its
on
certifies
on.
The
"•
Rapid
operators
work.
Spiegelstein, who
business
analysis
its
own
comptometer
all
high levels
to
stockholders by M.
A.
and
earnings jumped by
2.8%
that
income
both
ff.
trade
for
the
at
Sterling Electronics, Inc.—Common Registered—
com¬
Rapid Computing Co., Inc., (a New York corporation), does comput¬
ing and analyzing of inventories for retail stores and also furnishes tem¬
porary operators
in 1937 by Max
the
report
up
1960
indicated
pickup
inventories
public
The
1
John C.
of
the
none
its Subsidiary,
voted
$4 600
communications,
control,
and signal wire
and
cable
for
the
telephone industry and
for municipal and industrial
use, Superior Cable also produces coaxial
cable
for
closed
circuit educational and
community TV systems, as
well
as
high temperature insulated wire and cable and
specialized
said.
sale
through
in
for
the
Sales of
over
24,
personnel
to
the
cn
company
1961
was
indicate
net
higher
March,
Computing
Corp., and
office
during
will
55,000
One
continuing an upward' trend and barring any
reversal in the economy by
worsening of the international situation/
this trend is expected to continue
during the balance of the year,
Stock
a
assets
half
comparable
aircraft
Incoming
193,
July 24, 1961 offering circular,
Hancock Securities Corp., New York
City, publicly of¬
fered 100,000 shares of this firm's
capital stock at $3 per
shaire. Net proceeds;
estimated, at $244,000, will be used
to
trade
the
for
Volume
which
President
year,
$2,539,105.—V.
—
shares
John
the
Cable's
Stanley Works—Quarterly Report—
they
Business
first
Jan.
year.—V.
130'%
against
time
profits
figures
improvement
V'i/V'-iVjv
Staff,
the
and
share
year,
will
to stockholders, Mr. Neher
business
activity
continues,
the
and
"Square
D'sbusiness
in
the
second
quarter
improvement over the first quarter and compared
the
message
per
?,
were
a
:
"
and
the
of
$10,245,596, against $11,135,711 in
were
year,
Split—
the
Superior Cable will
other
compared
level
year's performance," Mr. Magin and Mr. Maechtlen explained. Second-»
quarter; sales
to
Earnings
period last
of
instructions
and
stock
some
production."—V.
In
cents, compared with 99 cents
number of shares outstanding
the
notices
the
President.
over
unprofitable,
,
Earnings before income taxes
the
to
to
90%
400,000 shs.
Corp.—Notes Placed Privately—This
Hickory, N. C., has sold $1,000,000 in 15-year
construction.
gram,
were
$5,026,642, against $5,356,217,
were
than
more
Outstanding.
52.
p.
utilizing
major,
the
G.
Net
by
FINANCING
$47,347
funds
under
2,162,607 shares outstanding.
Stock
Notes
to
for
pay
Despite
a
25%
decrease
in
sales,
tne
corporation
announced
mid-year earnings of 44 cents per common share—more than double
last year's 18 cent
earnings for the six-month period.
Company operating profits for the first six months were $295,324,
compared
with $146,9ol
last year
Sales
for
the
period
fell from
$5,291,494 to $3,958,714.
The drop in sales, according
to Harry P.
Neher,
Jr.,
President,
is due
to
the
completion
of
a
$3,760,856
report to' shareholders, signed by F. W. Magin,
chairman,
Maechtlen, president.
For the first half, consolidated net sales were
$54,030,431, compared
with $56,194,594 in the
corresponding six months last year.
L.
later date, after any
$2,300,000 in company
Standard-Thomson Corp.—Six Months' Report—
semi-annual
and
a
total
a
that
volume
that
over
Square D Co.—Quarterly Report—
The
at
from
favorably
with
a
volume
of
$28,095,124
and
net
income of $1,322,899, or $1.25 a
share, in first half 1960.
Mr. Spayd
also reported that a
slight increase in the backlog of orders on July 1
'
51.
p.
made
settled
423.
p.
according
'
income...
oper.
of
Unaudited
1961—6 Mos.—1960
oper.
i
be
been
PRESENT
750,000 shs.
Boston, Mass.
The
President, announced that at the special
held July 19 the 1 for 3 reverse split of common
Exchange,
193,
share,
oper.
Railway
V-
of
of
The
62%
$28,890,195
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
.
will
this purpose. There are
approved
or
expected
Spayd,
$739,261
20,747
1961—Month—1960
notes
against
holding
TO
par)
Superior Cable
has
$3,500,000 for this.
distribution
immediately send
is
Both
23,914
Period End. June 30—•
assessed
former
a
194,
(no
company of
an
Co.
Standard Register Co.—Six Months'
Report—
s
51.
p.
be
may
Duquesne,
for
Light
McCormick,
Out
American
of
$il0,o90
opers.
income
oper.
194,
received
1945.
R.
was
15.5%
rev.
—V.
of 6,085,702 common shares
eligible to vote,
voted,
with 3,448,309 shares
approving the
reverse split and only 326,217 shares
voting against the proposal.
Mr. McCormick stated that United States
Corp., the Transfer Agent,
snares
166,069
167,885
final
that
taxes
been
Duquesne
stock
Promissory
Exchange Commission
now
which
1942-50.
years
receive
have
under
Federal
any
the
retained for
meeting.
3,774,526
1961—6 Mos.—1960
\
1
approvals
possible liabilities have
—V.
1961—Month—1960
expenses.
small
William
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
Net
for
stockholders meeting
engineering
525,000
and
Standard Metals Corp.—Reverse
as
AND
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
liability
will
—V.
sub-contractor
or
Securities
con¬
systems, air conditioning sys¬
plans designed and drawn by
from
company
the
dissolution,
for
A
brings
company
the
mechanical
generating
systems,
the
for
made to
necessary
of
Gas
assets
net
sundry
All
plan
Gas,
other
highly
CAPITALIZATION—For the year ended March
31,
company and its subsidiaries had gross income of
$994,441
income
of
$35,249. Upon completion
of 'current
financing,
.outstanding capitalization of the company will consist of
of
1953.
assumed
the
and
be
Standard
require those services.
1961,
will
EFFECT
Authorized
the
amended
Dr., Orlando, Fla.,
problems encountered
unusual
systems, and other
mechanical problems.
rehabiltation
architects.
or
delist
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Common
issue, the company's only security listed on the Exchange.
Standard Gas, a utility holding
company, has been in the process of
liquidation, and three small liquidating distributions have been made
used
and
support
military
contractor
and
water
engineers
to
Brookhaven
and
ground
and
together materials/ equipment
struction,
added
722
complex
missile
commercial
mechanical
a
Application
Standard
of
company,
systems,
specialized
As
be
will take effect prior to the opening of the
July 31, after payment on July 28 of a liquidating
representing substantially all of Standard Gas' remaining,
Monday,
assets.
proceeds from the financing will
Small Business Administration loans.
capital.
suspension
on
distribution
net
repay
proceeds will
BUSINESS—The
in
the
of
to
company
of
market
shares.
common
The
pany.
—
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc. was manager of an un¬
derwriting group which offered publicly on
July 26,
150,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$6 per
share. The offering marked the first
public sale of the
53
common
of
supplied
by
the
amendment.
Hayden,
Stone
&
Co.,
and
McCormick & Co., head the list of underwriters.
is
Telephones
Proceeds
three
from
a
the
companies,
holding company with eight operating subsidiaries.
stock sale will be used to acquire additional stock in
to
advance
funds
to
subsidiaries
and
for
future
acquisitions.
to
Inc.,"
a
partnership or¬
forms
and
fabricates
tunEsten-ceramic
combinations
;
Texas Eastern Transmission
Corp.—Quarterly Report
company
parts ■ for.
missile
propulsion
and
exhaust-deflection
systems.
company's
manufacturing lacilities
are
located
at
2024
West
St., Long Beach, Calif., and its offices are located at 1485 Canal
Long Beach, Calif.
quarter operating revenues of $78,206,757
were
up about 5%
over the second quparter of 1960, Orville S. Car¬
penter, President, told company stockholders.
The
corporation's
Reporting
in
the
second
company's
regular
quarterly
statement,
Mr.
Car-
54
which
after preferred
share
the
on
dividend ,requirements was equal to 20 cents pet
common shares outstanding at June 30, 1961.
income of $5,447,738, or 21 cents per share
1960, based on 17,884,028 shares outstanding.
18,846,180
This
compares with net
the second quarter of
in
Dividends
the
on
stock
common
of
Eastern
Texas
for
last
the
half
of 1961
apparently will not be subject to Federal income tax as ordinary
income, but will represent a return of capital to stockholders, Mr.
Carpenter said.
This change in tax status resulted primarily from
the
refund
to
in
customers
the company's natural
February,
1961,
involved
settlement
in
of
rate cases.—V. 194, p. 362.
gas
REDEMPTION
redemtion
Theil
sale
Y., filed
also
ment
Potoma
"in
includes
&
June
a
Weill
1961
25,000
(financial
(20,000
shares
common
adviser)
and
5,000
which
Carter,
Arthur
and
shares,
Brooks
respectively)
Berlind,
purchased
26
at
subsidiaries
and
its
and
Illinois
one
the
subsidiaries
$158,993,491
and
commitment,
the
from
set
purchasers named below severally have made a
to certain conditions precedent, to purchase
subject
Barret,
loans,
and
In
to
pay
the
stock
obligation
an
balance
for
due
additional
the
to
United
working
States
capital
Govern¬
other
and
shares
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
common stock
(after giving effect to a 2,200-for-l
of
split in June
Walter
C.
wnich
of
Executive
officials
management
stock,
1961),
Wantschek,
as
a
Andrew
A.
group
97%.
own
each common share will have a book
against April 30 book value of 23
share
Senese, President,
own 35.6%
each,
Vice-President,
After
the
value
of
cents
as
per
sale
about
and
and
of
new
$1.09
per
Allyn
Bache
&
Fitch,
C.
K.
The
corporation
shares
common
Coburn
The
(par
Associates,
proceeds
100,000
City
Securities Corp.
Securities Corp.
150,000
150,000
200,000
L. Burton
Clayton
&
Burr
Collins
Cooley
&
Co
Courts
&
Co
Dallas
Union
June
the
over
Lee
lirst
B.
$184,712
in the
5.4%
and
and
equip¬
development,
in
Inc.—Quarterly Report—
second
3%
of
the
the
period
7%
and
Board
quarter,
of
the lighting fixture
$190,025,
compared
to
were
both
at
26
cents
&
share.
a
Sales
1961
Net
M.
500,000
Hart,
&
Hannaford
Harrison
Ira
100,000
Co
600,000
250,000
&
Co
&
Hirsch
&
reporting
Hulme,
Applegate
six
months
1960.—V.
this
191,
year
were
1265.
p.
See
Reynolds
Metals
193,
2262.
p.
•Thfe
-...;
July
of
crease
Net
sales
47
of
—V.
from
ended
May
in
on
of
from
to
$6,118,062
$323,456
to
while
$522,800
net
for
com¬
fully
1960.
Mr.
converted'.basis
Renstrom
noted
higher than in June of
level Csaies
items
volume
has
for
that
cents,
June
sales
1960
and
very
been
the
77
were
favorable,
balance
that
the
of
up
were
fiscal
year.
Global
stock
As
a
45%/
a
End.
June
30—
1961—Month—1960
Rwy. operating | revenue_
Rwy. operaiing1 expenses.
Net
Net
rwy.
—V.
from
rev.
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$636,548
$3,372,066
$3,785,983
376,873
391,070
2,189,059
$245,478
$1,183,007
$1,424,472
60,092
65,591
262,461
394,755
Towmotor Corp.—Six Months'
Report—
The
reported
company
with
out
the
that
company's
business
sales
$2.07
half
second
half
first
was
have
year
$919,270
were
share
per
were
in
half
of
It
pointed
that the
was
period
and
the light of
in
good
$15,562,136
were
1960.
record
a
been
$1.17
or
last
$968,198
general
per
sales
first
year's
$1.23
or
per
with $1,629,876
Earnings in last year's
compared
half.
share.—V. 193, p.
1603.
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—June
Report—
of
corporation has reported that net income for the second
quarter
1961
increased 24.3%
to $5,628,506 compared with $4,527,009 in
corresponding period a year ago.
After preferred dividend re¬
quirements, this was equal to 36 cents a share on 12,771,500 out¬
standing shares compared with 27 cents per share earned in the
second
quarter
revenues
last
rose
$20 051,528
10.2%.
share
12
For
year
12.4%
year
ago.
Net income
for
the
on
$45,916,740
12
the
number
same
to
months
of
compared
ended
June
shares.
with
30,
Operating
$40,850 507
a
amounted
to
1961
compared with $18,188,792
a
year
ago,
an
increase of
the 12-month period, earnings
were
equal to $1.24 per
$1.10 per share last year.
Operating revenues for the
increased
$159,849,536
in
the
12.6%
to
a
total of $180,020,555 compared with
previous year.—V.
193,
p.
which
Trans-World
Financial
Net
this
earnings
the
the
first
half
all
of
as
of
this
30,
There
1961.
months
for
the
ended
1960
establish
six-month
were
and
common
and
surpass
shares
compare with $557,564 or 40 cents
June
calendar
managed
savings
period
1,411,200
30,
1960,
year.—V.
Union Electric Co.—Bonds
group
the
derwriters
a
share
in
reserves
loan
net
holding
sales
income
by
Halsey,
and
194,
$1,242,558
p.
or
a
share
88
provision of
$2,924,000
—V.
a
189,
Offered—An underwriting
Stuart
Co. Inc. offered
1961
used
to
construction
U.
S.
S. Vitamin & Pharmaceutical Corp.
U.
with
income
share
V.
193,
ended May 31, 1961, were $7,463,951, compared
in the half-year ended May 31, 1960.
Net
compared with $962,979, equal to 51% cents a
$7,241,167
$987,266,
was
against 50 Vfe
p. 2263.
There
cents.
are
1,909,510
shares
outstanding.—
funds
retire
ccsts;
a
decision
on
July 25, under
the
Holding
approving the terms of bonds and notes to be issued
by Valley Gas Co., of Pawtucket, R. I., for the gas utility properties
of
Blackstone
Valley Gas & Electric Co.,
a
subsidiary of Eastern
Utilities Associates. Boston holding company.
SEC
In
of
from
'he
the
shrrt-tfrm
to fine
and
nee
for
financing will initially become
through reimbursement of
general funds, will be sub¬
company,
The
bank
loans
the cost
of
other
incurred
in
part
for
continuing additions to
corporate
purposes.
announced
Act
August 1960 the Commission aoproved
properties by Blackstone to Valley Gas,
such
Court
in
ordered
later
Boston
enforcement
a
plan
and
of
for
the
such
transfer
U.
S.
plan.
of
The
received
for,
said
the
Kidder,
bonds
reserved
the
rates
interest
plnn
Peabody
notes,
1985,
and
about
will
82%
deemable, at
initial
mature
York
their
Dec.
1,
per
over
the
prices
to
be
the
amount.
entire
option
price
1975,
on,
Insurance
subject
be
the
redemption
$100,000
Life
principal
of
jurisdiction
and the terms and provisions of
and
notes.
After
negotiations
conducted
through
& Co., Inc., Blackstone has contracted to sell the
bearing interest rates of 6% and 6'A %, respectively,
bonds
New
of
of
Commission
and
the
shares, being outstanding stock by the
Shields & Co. heads the list of underwriters.
63,150
thereof.
of
retail food chain of 32 supermarkets in the
operates a
company
Kings.
wholesale
Queens
food
operations.
of
'
Secretary,
129,330
The prospectus lists six other selling
to sell amounts ranging from l,73o to 12,750
the company acquired all of the assets of
Waldbaum Realty Corporation, Oceanwal Realty Corp., Chanwal Realty
Corp., De Kalb Properties, Inc., and Sandy Equities, Inc., all subject
owns
stockholders
who
On
shares.
propose
July
17,
1961,
certain
to
real estate mortgages, in exchange for 128,539 shares of its
stock, and the assumption of all of the outstanding obligations
other than the mortgages.
At the time of such
common
of
such
corporations
the
stockholders
Warner &
The
half
to
of
the
first
"The
have
of
turn
been
half
show
for
of
of
1961
taxes
of
to
a
issue
the
Co.
The
cash
and
five
bonds
other
will
sinking fund
maturity.
before
company
in
whole
institutions
mature
They
in
to
will
part
at
$1.92
said,
develop
in
to
outstanding
share
per
$1.43
at
per
the
end
1,003,354
on
shares
in
a
recovery
from the
1960 and continued through
Since then orders and ship¬
improvement,
better
last
"indicate
early
February.
The
25%
a
the
BUSINESS—The
natural
half
earnings
of
although
slow, has en¬
the first half
for
record
1930."—V.
supplies
company
to
gas
188,
995.
p.
Offered—An
21,000
for
and
the
proceeds
the
of
revenues
the
149,000
to
most
part
customers
in eastern
%
from
the
ended
year
$41,089,000
operating
1960
year
for
sale will be
used
to
bank
repay
construction.
EARNINGS—For
operating
electricity
customers
.
PROCEEDS—Net
notes
revenues
April
and
were
30,
net
1961,
income
had
the company
$6,732,000.
For
of
$39,858,000 and net income was
$6,447,000.
CAPITALIZATION—Outstanding capitalization as of April 30, 1961,
adjusted for the current offering, consists of $166,435,000 of long-term
and 2,846,720 no par common shares.
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the
severally,
re¬
an
in
forth
the
respective
Under
below.
number
certain
shares of new common stock
involving the default of
of
conditions
set
an
underwriter, less than all the shares of new common stock may be sold
by the company.
-
Shares
Kidcler, Peabody &
Blyth & Co., Inc
Co
White,
Inc.__
17,800
Weld
Dean
Witter
Allen
&
&
Merrill
Fenner
J.
A.
&
&
Allyn
H.
Co
17,800
10,500
Pierce,
Smith
Northwest
Hogle
Walston
C.
&
Co.
Lynch,
Pacific
Co.
Inc.__
10.000
Co.^___
8,300
Co.______
7 200
Ine
Co., Inc.__
7,200
4,000
&
Co.,
&
Walker
&
Co;
Inc.
Lester,
Ryons & Co.____
Mitchum,
Jones
&
Skaggs
191,
p.
3,600
!_
Templeton
Davis,
—V.
&
2825.
Co
4,000
.3,600
3,200
Shares
>
/.auo
17,800
G.
at
and conditions contained
underwriting agreement, the underwriters named below have sev¬
erally agreed to purchase, and the company has agreed to sell to them
retire
be
terms
the
A.
of 106% of principal amount. The notes will
and will be subject to a cash sinking fund
which will retire all but $200,000 thereof
annum,
on
underwriting group headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; White, Weld & Co., and Dean Witter
&
Co. offered publicly on
July 25, a new issue of
160,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $48.75
per share.
1,
Dec.
on
designed
or
$1,438,208
of
equivalent
were
stock
common
to
Bailey
to
came
rising.
to
after
1960.
Mr.
than
us
1961
first
began
The
year.
Vice-President.
during the first half
of
1961,
as
income of $32,022,930 in the first
by Walter K. Bailey, President.
compared
half
that
Waldbaum,
Ira
were
a
product
shares
as
prolit
net
a
on
reported
was
the
figure^,"
ments
abled
it
for
period,
recession
of
corporations
$28,248,176
1,007,185
on
the
of
$1,922,770
1960,
Earnings
share
the
earned
income
compared
for
the
Swasey Co.—June Report—
company
product
of
of
Waldbaum, Shirley Witkin and David Karin,
District
The
provided among other things for the issuance by Valley Gas to Black¬
stone of $4,500,000 of
bonds and $1,500,000 of promissory notes, to
be sold by Blackstone
through private placement to institutional in¬
vestors.
Registered—
debt
Co.—Acquisition Approved—
Gas
Valley
The
repay
Linden Blvd., Brooklyn, N. Y., filed a regis¬
SEC on July 21 covering 183,150 shares of
Washington state.
corresponding
of
to
and Nassau, New York, and also conducts
Of the net proceeds from the com¬
additional stock, $425,000 will be used to prepay 5V2%
notes, and the balance will be added to general funds and used to build
and/or equip new supermarkets,
to carry additional inventories in
connection therewith and for other corporate purposes.
j 1
In
addition to certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding
880,000 shares of common stock, of which Ira Waldbaum, President,
owns 276,176 shares and proposes to sell 30,000 shares.
Julia Waldbaum,
and
1
sales
used
the
and
company
pany's sale
Six Months'
—
Report—
the
with
Washington Water Power Co.—Common
Privately—July 25, 1961
it was reported
that $6,000,000 of this firm's 6Vs%
secured bonds due July 1, 1976 had been sold privately
through Lehman Brothers, New York City.
100%
proceeds
property and plant;
estimated
for
of nonrecurring income
quarter, and were after
and foreign income taxes.
United Oils Ltd.—Bonds Sold
to
treasury for capital expenditures.
sequently
Its
p.
Company
Corporation, 100.164.
PROCEED3—Net
2 cents per share
during the second
be
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
The
2937.
for
cents
53.
award of the bonds at
competitive sale.
bid of 100.909%. Other bids for the issue,
all for the 4%% coupon, included Lehman
Brothers and
Blyth & Co., Inc., jointly, 100.339; White, Weld & Co.
and Shields & Co., jointly, 100.289; and the First Boston
its
of
outstanding
a
part of the general
include
Sales in the half-year
$1
won
on
figures
3% in the six months ended May 31, 1961,
period in the previous fiscal year, H. Boris
Burns, Chairman of the Board and President, announced today.
publicly on July 16 an issue of $30,000,000 of this firm's
first mortgage bonds, 4%%
series, due July 1, 1991, at
101.608% and accrued interest to yield 4.65%. The un¬
July 25
earnings were
the 17 cents
estimated
1961,
which
,
^The latest earnings
six
the
share
to
year
to
$1,412,830 or
appropriations to general
before
profitable
1960.
June
soared
30,
June
share,
per
will
amendment.
The corporation rose about
2154.
Co.—June Report—
company
stock
of
most
company s
for
of
common
ending
cents
included
property
figures
from
over
on
months
76
share for nonrecurring income from sales of property during the
second
quarter and are after provision of $2,574,000 for estimated
U. S, and foreign income taxes.
This compares with reported earnings
for the first six months of 1960 of $6,076,000 or 70 cents per share,
per
against
months
six
sale
inventories, and for working capital
stock, of which 120,000 shares are to be offered for public sale
the
present holders
earnings
or
the
from
Proceeds
of 2300
statement
acquisition,
of
the
For
support
ground
company,
common
74 cents per
or
$6,591,000
share
The
the
California.
for the company's second quarter were $6,421,share. These earnings include nonrecurring income
property amounting to $1,467,000 and are after provision
of
$2,203,000 for estimated U. S.
and foreign income taxes.
This
compares with $3,313,000 or 38 cents per share in the second quarter
of 1960, which figures
included $154 000 of noncurring income from
sales of property and were after provision of $1,224,000 for estimated
U. S. and foreign income taxes.
conditions.
Earnings
or
the
in
first
this
sales for the first half
that
$20,400,827
1960
Union Oil will each
held by key Global per¬
work.—V. 194, p. 263.
Estimated
000
of
industries.
debt, purchase equipment, increase
other corporate purposes.
*
Julia
from
compared
head¬
drilling
construction
in the design, development and
equipment for the aircraft, missile
is principally engaged
company
related
United Fruit Co.—Six Months' Report-
53.
p.
100,000
200,000
was
of
Registered—This com¬
of 79 Franklin Turnpike, Mahwah, N. J., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on July 26 covering
65,000 shares of common stock to be offered for public
sale at $5 per share through Martinelli & Co., Inc., and
E. R. Davenport & Co.
%
■
%
shares.
area
the sale
pany,
The
2,361,511
$254,312
ops.
will be used for the acquisition of
manufacturing equipment, financing of imports of merchandise, fi¬
nancing of accounts receivable and working capital.
by
100,000
and
10%
remaining
from Japan,
principally
for sale,
Proceeds from
Waldbaum, Inc.—Common
organized to drill oil exploration core holes in the
After
developing new exploratory and
techniques, Global broadened into several other
activities, including searching for various mineral deposits,
salvage
work, underwater storage of liquids and solids, and general underwater
$631,185
income
op.
194,
ry.
Aerojet-General
with the
interest,
underwater
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
importing
This
sonnel.
offshore
Period
special acoustical speakers for use in high fidelity
and
tration
by Robert F.
announced today
.V
was
by
1961
radio receivers,
transistor radios and
and
100,000
subsidiary with
Oil
Union
a
it
Corp.,
Global's President.
result of
this sale
Bauer,
have
Aerojet-General
law in June
under Delaware
organized
was
company
parent company, Vacudye
Associates, It manufactures and sells
electronic items,
including principally TV ghost eliminators
various
Counties
Exploration Co.,
Marine
to
Global Marine
1165.
p.
The
its
750,000
150,000
Union Oil Co. of California—To Reduce Stock Interest
the
accept¬
indicating
write the issue.
certain
36%
100,000
covering
25
Kenneth Kass, New York City, will under¬
share.
per
July
on
stock to be offered for public sale at
common
150,000
300,000
.
profit
the
$2
SEC
the
company,
registration
a
and
In Affiliate—
$4,502,377
a
newly-developed
193,
150,000
,
Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., filed
with
statement
shares of
manufacture
in¬
an
1961
31,
Lanei,
'
and for, working capital,
Registered—This
Corp.—Common
Varitron
of 397 Seventh
The
__
200,000
"Johnston,
re¬
aerosol
for
and
quarters in Los Angeles, has agreed to sell 400,000 shares of its treasury
share
per
cents
high
a
months
President,..reported
1959-60.
of
increased
approximately 50%
ance
Renstrom,
six
500,000
of
—V.
period.
Earnings
from
taxes
W.
the
for
increased
income
parable
Carl
period
same
sales
after
1961,
net
the
over
11,
150,000
Inc
Co.
Corp.
Space Corp
194, p. 53.
Tip Top Products Co.—Six Months' Report—
On
,
Inc.
Illinois
an#
is engaged in the manufacture and sale of valves
containers. Proceeds will be used for the
company
inon'V)
300,000
Mandel & Longstreth
Weeden & Co. Inc——
C. N. White & Co
Robert L. Whittaker &
Co.
Arthur L. Wright & Co.,
Inc.
F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc.
600,000
&
Norfolk
this issue.—V.
Co.,
Co.,
Co.
Investment
Inc.—Merger Approved—
&
The
accessories
payment of debt, purchase of equipment
200,000
Sweeney Cartwright &
Co.
Thomas & Co.
Warner,
Jennings,
100,000
Humphrey,
The
Tilo Roofing Co.,
Hilsman
H.
Inc.
400,000
400,000
100,000
200,000
100,000
Walter Stokes & Co.__
J. S. Strauss & Co
100,000
Co.__
&
Haupt
Hickey
Talbot__
&
ing & Co., New York City.
Wald Research, Inc.—Common
250,000
Fox
150.000
Inc.
J.
periods.
Sales
for the
first
$17,716,920 compared to $17,179,673 in
100,000
—_
_
Hobbs
earnings for the first half of 1961 were $367,177, or 51 cents
share,
as
compared
to $442,233,
or
63
cents
a
share
in
1960,
based
on
652,885 shares of common stock
outstanding during the
a
Co.,
&
Freeman
Inc.
This
—
present holders thereof. The stock will be sold at $7 per
share through underwriters headed by Lomasney, Lov¬
Hughes
Robinson-
Humphrey Co., Inc.__
Schwabacher & Co
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.
John Small & Co., Inc.
H. J. Steele & Co
Stern, Frank, Meyer &
250,000
Corp.__
Co.
Common Registered
—
of 1720 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn., filed
registration statement with the SEC on July 26 coverg¬
ing 160,000 common shares, of which 75,000 will be of¬
fered for public sale by the company and 70,000 by the
company,
1,000,000
Inc
Co.,
The
250,000
&
Freeman
Funk,
&
150,000
Securities
First
M.
the
earnings
second
quarter,
600,000
•
_
Co.
Raffensperger,
Co.
(Inc.)
the
for
1960
same
1961.
of
that
earnings
quarter
o.er
Evans
Inc.
;
America
Valve Corp. of
transceivers.
Co.,
&
R. W. Pressprich &
300,000
A.
200,000
__.
Pollock
E.
Inc.
1,000,000
California
First
&
___
Wm.
Pont
Co.
&
and
du
Co.
&
materials
of
quarter to $9,092,066 from $8,626,941 in 1960.
"New produces and the se»so.i»i
in
requirements for lighting
products are expected to accelerate the sales volume and improve
margins during the second half of this year," stated Mr. Thomas.
rose
250,000
Elkins, Morris, Stokes
months
1960
Securities
research
used
Chairman
stated
250,000
500,000
500,000
purchase
to
York.
New
reported
three
Co.__
for
idoa
Clement
Thomas,
manufacturer,
&
promotion,
be
increased
30
1,000,000
I.
lj,
cents)
and
company
&
Inc.
Thomas Industries
The
100,000
Co.
Brothers
Co.,
ending
500,000
Byrd
Edward
'
1973.
p.
k
100,000
Co.,
10
to
advertising
working capital.
Co.
Co.—
&
&
Stein
&
Francis
Inc.,
are
ment,
&
nleu. a "Reg A" covering 100,000
be offered at $3, through J. B.
July
on
Co.
200,000
Baum
Bradford
Bramhall
Julien
Thermotronics Corp., Inc., Mineola, L. I., N. Y.—Files
"With Securities and Exchange Commission—
North
—
MacArthur
Kormendi & Co.,
Inc.
100,000
Mackall & Coe
300,000
Hugo Marx & Co
100,000
McCourtney,
.
«
Breckenridge & Co._
100,000
McDonnell & Co., Inc. : 500,000
McMaster Hutchinson &
Co.
—200,000
Moroney, Beissner &
-'vV;
;
Co.,
Inc.
150,000
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
250,000
New York Hanseatic
Corp.
600,000
J. A. Overton & Co.
100,000
Pacific Northwest Co.__
250,000
Penington, Colket &
Co.
—
150,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
Inc.
Co.,
J.
&
Co
Coffin
share.
Inc.
10,050,000
C.
George
certain
to
Co.
Kenower,
Co.
Inc.
A.
cor¬
purposes.
addition
245,000
$ Amount
$ Amount
&
Stuart
or
redeemed
if
amount
a
the respective principal amounts of the new bonds
opposite their names.
V:'
;
"V..,,
bank
porate
of $26,397,264.
Monday, July 31, 1961
.
.
will be redeemable at the option of the com¬
in part at a redemption price of 106 'A % of face
in the first year, and at prices declining an¬
nually thereafter to par in the last year.
Upon consideration of these and
other terms of the bonds and
notes, the Commission released its jurisdiction over their issuance.
In
connection
With
the foregoing,
Blackstone will issue $2,500,000
of short-term
promissory notes, bearing interest at the prime rate
in effect
on
the date of issuance,
to a' commercial bank.—V. 189,
whole
in
pany
1961,
company
Halsey,
ment,
the company
operating revenues of
31,
consolidated
unaudited
income
March
ended
.
They
maturity.
before
community.
months
12
had
net
PURCHASERS—The
firm
cents
is
company
regular
at
and at special re¬
in each case with
100%,
100%,
to
and
engaged in the business of writing, illustrating
and
producing
a
wide
variety
of
technical
material,
specifically
designed for use by industry and the Department of Defense. The
net proceeds from
the stock sale will be used to repay short-term
The
redeemable
are
to
101.61%
company, of 315 N. 12th Blvd., St. Louis, Mo., and
supply electric service to sections of Missouri, Illinois
Iowa, having an estimated population of 2,200,000 within an area
of about 19,200 sq. miles.
The largest part of this electric service is
provided in Northeastern Missouri, including the Metropolitan St. Louis
area.
Natural gas service is supplied by the company in 19 Missouri
its
share.
per
bonds
106.36%
BUSINESS—The
EARNINGS—For
Publications
I., N.
covering
from
from
interest.
accrued
Publications Inc.—Common Registered—
Inc., 1200 Hempstead Turnpike, Franklin Square,
registration statement with the SEC on July 25
110,000 shares of common stock,
to be offered for public
(without underwriting) at $3 per share. The registration state¬
L.
FEATURES—The
prices ranging
prices receding
demption
communities
Theil
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(470)
<
.
Irving Lundborg & Co.—
Schvabacher & Co.—
Batem.an, Eichler & Co.—
Bingham, "Walter & Hurry,
Inc.
—,u_——___——
Crowell, Weedon & Co.—
Wm.
P.
Harper
&
Son
3 200
3,200
2,400
<2,400
2,400
&
Co.
_•
'
Murphey Favre, Inc.
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
Blankenship, Gould &
Blakeiy, Inc.
William J. Collins & Co.—
Paine, Rice & Co.
Richards, Merrill &
Peterson,
Inc.
.
____
2,400
2,400
2,400
1,600
1,600
1,600
.
1,600
•
1
•
■
r
Volume
Number
194
6077
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(471)
King Corp.—Quarterly Report—
Waste
The
reported a net profit
company
of $215,956
CAPITALIZATION
This
quarter
loss
last
of
year
is
Stock
$596,136,
cents
per
share.
common
as
Net
Net
vestment
this
of
The
company
outstanding
was
Board
as
their
for
Manhattan
of
Webb
Knapp
&
Hill
diiector
Eastern
in
is
real
new
being
behalf
on
snopping
of
subsidiary
of
$40
of
these
next
Corp.
in
all
that
.is
was
future,
Webb
of
of
of
&
Knapp
is
and
area
made
the
will
in
is
to
be
the
third,
the
in
One
month,
-'completed
will be
which
largest
be
weeks
Mr.
according
Zeckendorf.
In
the
to
the
development from
assets,
to
company
on
main,
Webb
&
24,
to
a.t
and
be
completed
announcement
Mr? Zeckendorf
Knapp
under
Denver,
Colo.,
western ..half
behalf
of.
cipated
be-
in
the
the
of
plant
(Canada».
the
laws
site
ex¬
the
of
Steel,
tile,
Wej-It expansion
stud,
wedge,
operates
it
since
and
The
belts
*neu ^
holes
will
must
the
principal
necessity of
With
with
the
the
oversize
holes,
labor
drilling
move
move
and
screws
into
known
Wej-It
west
have
on
and
in
other
which
next
unit
hole
a
as
and
unlimited
The
and
oversized
for
holes
merely
shield
to
maintenance
installations.
the
and
reimburse
m
zr
V
i .-r
11
if
1
amount
Plant
the
will
shares
deducting
underwriter
an amount
approximately
ana
■-•••
the
of
^in
of
pioceeds
-
after,
company
expenses
equipment
-
all
PROCEEDS—If
to
be
cone"
and
the
insert,
expansion
the
equipment,
drill
your
the equipment back
again,
washers,
and
then
tighten.
under
used
and
Moving equipment
to
for
shock
and
impact.
Manufacturing
Kingston
Repay
(In
the
country's
being
offered
sold,
are
net
allocated
Denver
for
the
following
event
or
in
proceeds
net
Kings.on,
N.
Y—
7%
note
June
on
/
:
payment
nart,
allocated
Development
of
s'm.h
this
loan
amount
working capital)
Finders Fee—Denver-Golden
Corp
Unallocated working
6[000
be
be
the
filed
be
to
"Reg.
a
offered
for
working
quarter
year
a
the
and
ago,
1961
193,
of
quarter
1166.
p.
as
covering 100,000
$3, through A. J.
A public
—
of the proceeds
whose
the
to
address
is
National
Bank
Tulsa
of
year
ended
Dec.
$2,740,143 equal to
$763,749
paid
equal
regular
stock
since
31,
1960,
$2.26
to
60
quarterly
consolidated
share.
per
cents
net
1959,
share.
per
dividends
For
its
on
common
1957.
TO
PRESENT
1962)
area
&
368,333
I.
to
purchase
stock
common
forth
set
agreement,
the
the
if
underwriters
firmly
are
committed
to
purchase
Co.
Hornblower
A.
C.
&
Inc
Stearns
&
—
15,000
Inc
Co
Rouse,
5,000
H.
5,000
M.
Byllesby
I.
Hugh Johnson
Walston
&
Bateman,
Eichler
&
Saunders,
&
4,000
Prescott,
Lerchen
Dooly
Mellen
—V.
&
_-!
Inc.
193,
Co.__
Co
*
3,000 >
A.
Lynch&
2,000
&
to
Collings
Co.
&
Inc.
1,500
Co
1,500
Co._____
1,500
Hallowell, Sulberger, Jenks,
•
Kirkland
&
Co-
1,500
Hughes
Robert
cipates
He
net
income
45
or
1,500
E.
C.
"a
for
Kirkwood,
that
out
first
of
Wood
&
Co.
1,500
_
the first six months of 1961
1.04%
compared with the
increase"
sales
Color
Pursuant to
six
first
months
compared
six
with
of
that
reported
in
sales
in
volume
of
this
the
is
56
certain
to
Stock
194,
year
p.
o4.
Offered—
employees of the company
at $16.56
company.
prior
March
to
"World
or
the
laws
Messing,
company,
1961
9,
of
State
the
99%
Jr.,
of
of
his
their
members
known
(herein
of
Missouri
existing
the
sister,
World
Color
to
either
as
St. Louis,
on
April
common
Maurice
Mrs.
the
as
referred
420 DeSoto Ave.,
Color"),
such
The
the
company
is
L.
the
Printing Co.
"Company"
incorporated under
was
15,
1922.
stock
is
(Barbara
At
held
present
by
ap¬
Roswell
M.)
Hirsch, and
of the shares
respective families. After the sale
above families will own approximately
one
magazines
of
40:',000,000
in
tion,
un-
8,398
this
in
the
United
two-thirds
States
of
copies
during
this
primarily for newsstand sales. The number of
type printed by World Color was approximately
for the fiscal year ended March 31, 1961. In addi¬
period,
the
company
printed
over
comic supplements, community newspapers
publications of national and regional scope.
paper
In
addition,
cartoon
$252,500
largest printers
the
produced
magazines
of
cluded)
type
the
company
magazines
is
(more
distributed other than
Inc.
Co.
2,000
Inc.
2,000
Co.———
2,000
&
Silberberg
Smith,
Moore
3,000
3,000
Stix
Co.
3,000
&
&
2,000
2,000
& Co.,
&
3,000
Inc
en
than
imnorfant
50,000,000
and
100,000,000
news¬
other specialized
producer of industrial
in the year just con¬
through newsstands.
2,000
Meyer
Semple, Jacobs
Co.,
Sons
Co,
&
Co
&
2,000
,.
2,000
_
Breckenridge
McCourtney,
Co.
1,500
1,500
—
3,000
Morfeld Moss
&
Co.
Inc
3,000
White
&
Inc
&r
Co
3,000
Yates,
Heitner
&
Jones
Co.
Co.,
Harnett—
1,500
& Woods—
1,500
193, p. 2264.
Inc.—Common Reg.
600
a
share
per
commission
selling
$28,000
and
for
The
expenses.
registration statement also includes 25,000 common shares which under¬
lie 2-year warrants to be sold to the underwriter at 10 each, exercisable
at
$3.30
share.
per
finder's
A
fee
of
$5,000
is
payable
Richard
to
Gross.
The
organized under Delaware law in May, 1961 and
proposes to engage in the business of operating bowling centers.
Ac¬
cording to the prospectus, Colonial Lanes, Inc. and C lonial Lanes Co.,
New Jersey corporations,
and Tri-Eoro Lanes, I*c., and Street Lanes,
Inc., Pennsylvania corporations, will be merged into the company in
exchange for 320,000 common shares of the company. The net proceeds
from
company
the
notes;
to
was
stock
$40,000
equip
will
sale
to install
used
be
12
new
cocktail
follows:
as
lanes
$20,786
to
the Tri-Boro
at
pay
certain
center;
$20,000
in a building adjacent to the
Street Lanes
center, and
$240,000 for the acquisition
of additional
existing establishments and/or for the construction or leasing of new
and
The
operate
balance
addition
a
will
be
lounge
applied to working capital.
indebtedness
the
company
has outstanding
stock, of which Irving Gotlieb President, and
Vice-President,
own
32.9%
and
18.8%,
respectively.
to
certain
320,002 shares of
Davis,
common
sold, public Investors will have paid $520,000 in
and present stockholders will hold a
for holdings in the predecessor companies
representing total investments of $182,500.
for 28.9%
interest
are
of the company,
acquired
Worthington
Corp.—Notes Placed Privately—July 25v
reported that $17,000,000 of this firm's
20-year notes due July 1, 1981 and $1,000,000 of its serial
notes due July 1,1964-66 had been sold privately through
it
1961
was
Improved
sales
ended June 30,
President
p.
1755%
Co.—Quarterly Report—
from
A.
$12,698,000
Net
earnings
and
Llpshy
to
this
cents
"Zale's
ended
a
President
did
last
the
in
company
year
have
that
net
first
sales
quarter
Increased
$13 352,211.
based
ago
on
Per-share
to $578,458.
1,623,463
and based
progress," Mr. Lipshy said,
Zale
The
economy
the
stockholders
from $564,538
year,
pared with 35 cents
told
record
a
earnings were up
36
were
for
1961, were reported to stockholders.
Ben
sha es
on
earnings
outstanding,
com¬
1,60.9,840 shares.
"continues
<-ri
a
sound basis."
pointed out, however, that the depressed national
effect on Zale's profits during the fiscal year
193, p. 1495.
some
March
31.—V.
Zion Foods Corp.—Common
This
tion
Registered—
corporation, of 482
Austin Place, Eronx, N. Y., filed a registra¬
on
July 20 covering 110,000 shares of
of which 90,000 shares are to be offered for public sale
with
statement
common
stock,
the
SEC
by the company and 20,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by Max W.
Anderson, Eoard Chairman.
The stock is to be offered at $5 per share
an
all-or-none
which will
to
receive
basis
a
500
through
per
statement
registration
the underwriter at $1
The
is
per
underwriters headed by Finkle & Co.,.
share commission and
also
includes
13,000
$12,500 for expenses.
common
shares
sold
share.
the business of preparing, processing,
manufacturing, selling and distributing meat and poultry products. The
net proceeds from the company's sale of additional stock will be used
as
working capital to take advantage of favorable market conditions
in the acquisition of inventory, to expand the sales and distribution
facilities of the company in its present market areas, and to enable the
company to be in a position to open new market areas.
Such proceeds
may also be used for the purchase of additional plant facilities.
In
company
addition
441,200
to
shares
and Bernard R.
the
of
Proceeds from the sale will go to the selling
stockholders and no portion thereof will be received by
BUSINESS—The
&
2,000
Co.
Tenenbaum
Co.
Peltason,
Quinn &
4,000
Co
1961.
of
year
half
share.
the
&
President,
a
per
Inc.
Heller
4,000
Inc
anti¬
company
full
second
Inc.—Common
or
July 20, 1961 prospectus, Scherck, Richter
Co., and Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc., St. Louis, Mo.,
publicly offered 203,000 shares of this firm's common
stock at $18 per share. An additional 15,000 shares were
offered
Frederklng
&
of
engaged
certain
In
indebtedness,
common
stock,
of
the
which
company
Max
W.
has
outstanding
Anderson
owns
66,072 shares (and proposes to sell the 20,000 shares); Edwin Anderson,
the
for
the
$5,472,000,
during the first six months.—V.
Press,
year
1960.
months
President,
reasonable
pointed
the
share,
per
the
normally far exceeds sales
World
for
decrease
2,000
2,000
Cleveland
of 2044 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on July 20 covering 130,000 shares of common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $4 per share.
The offering will
be made on a best-efforts basis through Fraser & Co., which will receive
The
Co. Inc.
Harold
company
a
for
cents
share,
per
the
of
2,000
Co.—
2,000
Fridley
World Wide Bowling Enterprises,
on
&
1960.
Estimated
$4,380,000
cents
sales
;
This company,
2,000
2,000
—.
&
Weedon
Raffensperger,
3,000
$448,310,000,
of
Co.,
&
Mr-Donald
2 onq
Co
Woolworth Co.-U-Six Months' Report—
Consolidated
amounted
first half
&
Sons
D.
&
2,000
Co
Fusz-Schmelzle
Sullivan
&
Co.__
Co.—
Co.
2374.
p.
(F. W.)
First
3,OjO
.
4,000
California
Edward
&
4,000
Haupt
—V.
&
The
4,000
Edwards
G.
Ira
&
3,000
Gregory
Co
Baum
Fairman
■■
4,000
Inc.
First
K.
&
Co._
Co._
Byrd Brothers
Emanuel, Deetjen
4,000
4,000
Co
Co.,
&
Bosworth,
2,500
2,500
Gardner
&
House
4
Miller
•_
&
Curtiss,
4,000
i"
Inc
Co._
Crowell,
4,000
&
&
C.
C.
'
*
—i
Oscar
Joseph,
4,000
2,500
,
Westheiiher
Co.—4,000
__
2,500
Shepard
4,000
;
Co.
&
Inc.
Reinholdt
&
2,500
Co
Leonard
4.000
Co
Co.—
&
Watling,
E.
4,000
Inc.
3,000
3,000
Brothers
George
&
Walker
H.
Walston
2,500
&
Lear
Co
&
Rlosser
McDowell
Reed,
Moore,
Co.
&
3,000
__
—.
McDonnell
4,000
Co
&
Hague
Corp.
4,000
4.000
&
Stiver
Schwabacher
Straus,
5,000
Co.
Co. Inc.-
Miller &
Ryons
Friedrichs
5,000
& Co.—
Inc.__
Co.
Janney, Battles ■& E. W.
Clark Inc.
The Johnson, Lane, Space
5,000
Inc.-
Podesta &
Merrill, Turben
Smith,
Co._—
Co.
Inc.—
Fusz-Schmelzle
Hayden,
Inc.
&
&
Co.
Cruttenden,
Lester,
Co.
&
duPont
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
3,000
Stroud
5,000
i,
of
Stern
Stern
Gardner
&
Zale Jewelry
Baker, Simonds & Co. Inc.
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
&
have
number
Westheimer &
Westheimer &
McDowell
G.
&
8,500
Ball, Burge & Kraus__—_
Francis
Becker
Brewer,
Bryant Inc.
8,500
_
Co
&
underwriting
Shares
50,000
—
Weeks
Allyn & Co.
Bear,
of
the
stockholders
respective
Glore, Forgan & Co., New York City.—V. 192,
Snares
&
all
purchased.
are
any
in
selling
the
Shares
4,000
Assuming all shares
None
underwriters
B
&
Blosser
71.1%
the
forth
set
several
Co.,
Inc
Simon
M.
701,795 shs.
class
the
654,500 shs.
represented by Scherck,
have severally agreed,
Inc.
underwriters
Thalmann &
Reinholdt
Straus,
2,000,000 shs.
of
of
Co.,
57,500
&
_
return
300,000 shs.
shares
&
conditions
and
several
Co.
508,705 shs.
their names below are subject to certain conditions set forth
in the purchase agreement.
Subject to compliance by the company and
the selling shareholders with the conditions set forth in the
purchase
Reynolds
and
the
Lester, Ryons & Co
Newhard, Cook & Co
Marvin
$86,000
368,333
obligations
1,000,000 shs.
—
purchase,
to
Co.
Ladenburg,
3,000,000 shs.
of
500,000.00
57,500
In
Outstanding,.,,
$86,000
number
77,831.05
202,500.00
Shares
FINANCING
opposite
shares,
par)
Dempsey-Tegeler
terms
to
sell
$81,860.25
300,000.00
500,000.00
($1
and
the
to
ones.
EFFECT
stock.
7,500
Denver
Offered
FINANCING
Outstanding
shares set forth below.
A"
at
none
1S60-1961)—
hereby,
35,602
„
agreed
Loewi
capital.
Common
—
(par$l)
respective
offered
Loan
deferred
used
;
capital—primarily
can
second
principally engaged in constructing pipelines
heavy construction industry.
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
50 COO
Corporation
will
(due
stock
25,000
25,000
Business
the
the
were
has
(due
notes
25^000
a
period of one year__,
materials—Denver areaj,
area
is
of
common
proximately
$70,000
from
area
an
purposes:
area___
expenses—Denver
York
large
$7 500, and company's expenses in
$2,500, will amount to $252,500.
The
area
New
w-nT
the'
unrie 'writing commissions of $37,500
which the company has agreed
to
Management's salaries for
raw
of-
some
'
-
used
company,
figures
B
Common
fastening
of
facilities—Denver
inventory of
$920,381,000
34,753,648
ago.—V.
year
a
1961
cents)
be
Okla.,
aspects
company
class
4V2%
fasten
Wej-It bolts are used in a wide
variety of applications including
machinery, missile platforms, construction
fastening, material moving,
material
assembly and mining applications.
Wej-It has now become
plan,
were
Authorized
consisting
tightened.
drill,
type
in
materials.
.The
standard
first
a
York.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
days.
Wej-It
vibration
10
to
are
amounted
comparable
called
use
"reverse
required
you
90
for
ox Wej-It is the elimination of misalignment
frequently in shield type installations.
occur
withstand
July 21,
New
EARNINGS—For
earnings
,
de¬
should
products
inserted
conventional
holes,
shields,
insert
the
bolts
integral
merely
the
on
(par
Inc.,
Building, Tulsa,
the
anti¬
company
non-frangible
inserted
is
shares
BUSINESS—The
of
the company's
anticipates
that
it
within
ail
far
of
advantages
also
in
bulk
expansion
onc-piece
a
it
of the
in
of
directors
expansion
When
physical
mark
your
your
are
nut.
concrete,
Wej-It reduces
is
of
and
equipment.,
where
insert
up
or
'i;
cf
use
heavy
you
line
and
to
the
eliminates
tighten
holes,
'
under
of
moving
washer
area
line
68%
and
of
the
City
conducted
survey
company
made
wood
screws
machine
or
principle.
brick,
that
the
customers
middle
o is mess
Denver
a
its
board
The
foreign
$16,800,000
In
Kingston,
in
in
approximately
the
its
of
further
the
in
office
independent
that
and
precision
are
Building
service
from
pmc»
manufactures
which
fixture
a
It
An-
area, and
produced
here.
be
its
masonry,
The
better
company
principal
Denver
TtCi?m',auny
i
country.
the
the
will
Wej-It,
to
company
indicates
business will come
that
select
effort
an
thereof,
products
..iJ
of
the
termined
will
in
future
view
in
offices locaiea in the xs-irei
established a warehouse and
has
in
$1)
now
has
company
Y.,
and
against
(par
engaged in
txie
manuxacture 'and
distribution
ox
expansion
products
which
it
nroduces
under
patents
acquired
from Mr. Lester
Lerick, President and Director.
At the prese it time
N.
1961
$495,027,000
income taxes in
common
1960, and on Jan. 1,
1961, acquired
liabilities of Kirel,
Inc.
(hereinafter
which time it commenced operations,
the
predecessor),
is
organized
was
May
subject
as
company
W.
company's history,
$1.14 a common share.
with
C
—
referred
highest
will be received by the
company.
known
Wej-It Expansion Products, Inc.—Common Stock
Of¬
Pursuant to a July 12, 1961
offering circular,
Amos C. Sudler & Co.,
Denver, Colo., publicly offered
300,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $1
per share.
Delaware
Federal
proceeds
Bache
The
of
billed
sales
compared
Class
be
.
the
1961
of 1961,
net
income was $10,493,000
against $20,958,000 or 59 cents a share
Net
center
to
instance,
the
British
investors
became
co-owners
of
t. is
new
landmark development in the heart of downtown
Montreal, the largest
commercial
structure
in
all
Canada,
through
an
investment
of
$22.5 million in Trizec.—V.
186, p. 1096.
all
of
Mark
the
against
$1)—______
shopping
joint
that
BUSINESS—The
share,
(par
Triton
Marie
quarter
common
procedure for acquiring and investing in
shopping
.will be patterned on the same kind of
partnership formula
followed when I'rizec Corp.,
Ltd., was formed and purchased
of
1961
B
was
State
30,
Class
plained
fered
in
or
months
future.
near
creation of the new company,
Centres Limited,
are
expected to
three
and
Ville
President
second
$40,454,000
started
Moore
Place
the
by certain selling stockholders and
this
developing.
will
to
agreement,
Blair
half
reported.
quarter
excess
opened next
and
that
Marie
Initially
value
now
be
Halifax
about
total
a
(Canada)
in
Ville
associates.
with
scheduled
the firm
by-Mr.
the
share,
first
offering of 200,000 shares of this firm's common stock
made July 27 by Reynolds &
Co., Inc., and asso¬
ciates, at $21.25 per share. All of the stock was offered
investment
Place
the
Shopping
the
the
was
i
prime
of
reported.
wa^ announced
t. at
of
owner
Centers
construction
be
for
types
the
centers
Report—
in
Price
was
six
Williams Brothers Co.
the
within
that
was
first
period.
$484,277,000
Co.,
The
are
Second
the
international
British
and
new
Vancouver
will
other
company
the
as
announcement
next
A.
second
a
June
on
corporation
Gabriel
Zeckendorf
Mr.
ri.vestxixe.it
serve
three
Toronto
Canada,
common
a
income
the
common
ago
$9,200,000
and
of
important
the
a
for
common
\
•
•
acquisition
Canadian
under
An
the
Triton
this
in
to
three
Arrangements
as
the
were
The
director
a
Chairman
subject
Securities and Exchange Commission—
team
stock
Co.
1
i ,o,uuu.od
note
unsecured
Inc.
Wilco Commercial
Corp., New York, N. Y.—Files With
Vice-President
Moore,
Vice
subsidiary of Trizec Corp., Ltd.,
a
suburban
summer.
soon
in
in
for
April-June
provision
are
eerier
as
will acquire
million
taxes
after
Gwilym
income
net
Corp.—June
cents
net
outstanding
year
—_L
note
4,276,667
than
cents
1961
co.
by
year
all
another
and
and
Jr.,
R.
Henry
•
estate
last
2,409,237
downtown Montreal.
Zeckendorf,
bv
Ltd.
for
anticipated
organized
created
was
of
programs
also
are
745,0o7
highest in
billed
the
Eastern.
Canadian-British
this
presiaent.
Canadian
the
sales
29
or
British
Ltd.,
Co.,
is
54
when
ago,-
1960.
For
the
Ltd.,
one
ox
t..e two
leading British
participating in this continuing part¬
financial
associate
is
the
Eagle
Star
which Sir Brian Mountain, also a Philip Hill
Property
other
Additional
The
and
Trust
organizations-' that
Insurance
1
William
by
(Canada),
Investment
nership. " The
team
alliance
financial
made
Garden
Covent"
financial
$5,715,205
529,458
billings of $953,844,000 in the first half of 1960,
provision for Federal and foreign income taxes was
$15,100,000
against $33,500,000 in the 1960 period.
There were 34,843,536 common
a
new
afiiliate that will acquire and invest in shopping
throughout
Canada. - A
joint
announcement
of
their
new
was
$4,085,565 $19,535,423 $24,685,444
3.080,041
16,850,957
18,970,239
and
investment"; partnership
estate
Ville Marie development in
latest
venture
-
Manhattan
of
real
mortgage
UNDERWRITERS—The several underwriters,
$2,684,466
company
PRESENT
$175,000.00
collateral secured note
Richter
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$1,005,524
chairman
lower
shares
by the company and the British financial in¬
already joined it as co-owners of the imposing new
have
that
stock
first
4j/2%
5%
$658,734
Electric
or
months
six
Net
Roy
Chairman
major
second
million Place
In" their
$3,394,713
2,735,979
ops.
the
and
the
today
announced
Jr.,
year
3.5%
(Canada) Ltd.—New Affiliate—
Webb & Knapp
Plans
of
and
35,900
outstanding
the
of
p.
TO
.
Scherck, Richter Co
quarter
management "officials own a majority of the stock
of the
investment manager; and the stockholders of the investment manager
90.8%
ry.
$19,561,000
A
Certain
Philip
193,
54.
p.
income
Cresap,
shares of common stock, of
Weeks own 40.95%, Manhattan
Dann, Board Chairman and
officials as a group own 20.9%. Mr.
Management
listed
also
is
lias
4.46%.
President,
centers
fee.—V.
upon
30,
of
Hornblower &
13.93%, and Robert
Corp.
forming
finders
Corp.
2264.
first mortgage note
5%
100,000
Denver-Golden
1961—Month—1960
income—•
op.
194,
Net
will
financing
partners
$90
a
to
5%
Dempsey-Tegeler
manager.
which
terests
issued
EFFECT
Authorized
Ry.—Earnings—
expenses
Westinghouse
be used for, investments in busi¬
nesses
concerned .with water, its supply, transportation, distribution,
use' purification, conservation and demineralization, including manu¬
facturers
and
suppliers
of
products
required
by
such
businesses.
Water Industries Survey Corporation is listed as the company s in¬
were
be
as
30—
revenue_
from
rev.
rwy.
—V.
a
proceeds
own
offering
June
Rwy. operating
Rwy. operating
under New York law in April 1961, the company
is
small business investment company under the Small
Business Investment Act of 1958, and is registered under the Investmerit Company Act of 1940 as a closed-end, non-diversified, manage¬
ment investment company.. The company expects to emphasize, and the
Dann
the
Period End.
Organized
Eastern
of
to
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Outstanding
»620,000 shs.
100,000
shares
Western Maryland
sales of $6,896,000 for the quarter.
totalled $8,453,000.—V. 193, p. 1062.
company
licensed
FINANCING
Common
of 122 East 42nd St., New York, filed a registration
statement witn the SEc on July 21 covering 964,luo shares of common
stock
to be offered for public sale at $11 per share. The offeringwill be made through underwriters headed by Hornblower & Weeks,
which will receive a *1 per snare commission. Tne registration state¬
ment
also includes 5,000 outstanding common shares sold to Man¬
hattan Eastern Corp., one of the underwriters, at $10 per share.
net
20,000
completion
Water Industries Capital Corp.—Common Registered—
This
PRESENT
Authorized
1,500,000 shs.
to
profit was
achieved on
year's first quarter sales
This
Last
II'1
i
first
a
Bertram Given, President.
equivalent to a profit of 36
according
This
to
TO
(par lo cents)
purchase warrants
^Includes
contrast
in
was
EFFECT
Common
proportions.
substantial
GIVING
for the first quarter
[of its fiscal year, ended June 30, 1961. The company is not cur| rently subject to Federal income taxes due to a ioss < carryover of
1.4 m
1
55
,
owns
95,245 shares, and Alvin P. Anderson, Vice-President,
Anderson, Secretary, own 94,314 shares each.
'.I.1-
i
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}
1
J
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
I
56
(472)
.
Monday, July 31, 1961
.
.
/l> •"
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
■"
Alaska
t'i
County, County Board of
Marshall
r1
Education
:> •*'
;
Anchorage Independent Sch. Dist.,
ALABAMA
t'
1
O. Guntersville),
(P.
>•?
Alabama
Bond
Offering]— John M. As-
plund, Clerk
of Board
of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
10 a. m. (Alaska Standard Time)
$400,000 school warrants was sold on August 8 for the purchase of
to Hendrix & Mayes, Inc., as 4s, $3,500,000
general
obligation
3.70s and 3V4s.
bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1961. Due
on September 1 from 1963 to 1981
Mobile, Ala.
inclusive. Principal and interest
Bond Offering — Carl Torbert,
(M-S)
payable
at
the
Seattle
City
Comptroller,
will
receive Trust and Savings Bank, Seattle,
sealed bids until noon (CST) on and at any other bank or trust
Aug. 8 for the purchase of $8,000,- company selected by the Board of
000 general obligation bonds, as Education subject to approval by
follows: '
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
.; A'A'; ■■;'J<
i'j
Sale
Warrant
l'-'D
i!
#r
f'l:
I,
of
issue
An
—
$6,000,000 auditorium bonds. Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1990
hp)
inclusive.
lh)fy'
elusive.
M'tn
Dated
VP'
Thorgrim& Ellis, of
Preston,
Horowitz, Starin
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
The above
Aug. 1, 1961.
County
Districts
-
issue
w
'•
(Y
i
'«
a
iii
'•*
h
bank
nated
■61
'ft
proved
successful bidder
by the Board of
Commissioners.
and
the
by
approved
by
Trimble &
City,
Legality
Galloway
Collins,
of
ljU
1
■hj
.'•1
M
i!!
»N
t
-Y
<Y\>
v:f!
u,
6s,
1962
to
due
1968,
fered
University
bonds, at
a
of
Alaska
price of 100.11,
interest
a
-u#
V
3.53%, for $325,000 3s, due on
July 1 from 1962 to 1968, in¬
clusive; $230,000 3V4S, due on
July 1 from 1969 to 1972, in¬
clusive; $405,000 3 V2S, due on
July 1 from 1973 to 1978, in¬
clusive; and $240,000 3.70s,
due on July 1 from 1979 to
1981, inclusive.
\p
1
Vi
i
Other
cate:
!?!
T
:!
>'S
H
»
July
on
Oct.
the
$100,000,000 State School Building
Aid, series Z bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1961. Due on Sept. 1
Callable
1982.
&
Co., Inc.,
Reynolds &
on
Sept. 1,
M-S.
Dated
,
series
Sept.
1,
1987 inclusive. Callable
after
April
on
A-O.
from
1
clusive. Callable
Dec.
holder, at the First National City
Bank
of New York,
or
at the
First National Bank, of Chicago.
Note
The foregoing supple¬
ments the report in our issue of
July 17—v. 194, p. 264.
—
Unified
Los
Bond
bonds
p.
55
District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale—The $115,000 school
offered July 18 — v. 194,
awarded to Hill
as 4s, at a price
basis of about 3.89%.
&
101.27,
Co.,
a
Glendale, Calif.
Bond
Offering
sealed
—
John M. Wal¬
receive
(Calif.
DST) on Aug. 24 for the purchase
of $3,250,000 sewer bonds.
Dated
Clerk,
Sept. 1, 1961.
1962
to
will
until 2:30
bids
1981
Due
on
p.m.
Grossmont
San
Union
High
Sch.
Dist.,
&
t
>
i \:
bids
Cov, Inc., Irving J. Rice & Co.,
Graves & Co., Inc., and
Gordon
McDonald & Co.
t
j.if'
at
on
Offering —R.
his
office
in
til
1991
inclusive.
Costa
10:30
(Calif.
a.m.
school
000
1961.
sealed
Diego
until 10:30 a. m. (Calif. DST) on
Aug. 8 for the purchase of $1,-
and
Sept.
on
inclusive.
1981
interest
(M-S)
Principal
payable
and
at
Francisco.
School
Waterford
laus
Bond
District, Stanis¬
County, Calif.
Offering
W.
L.
—
Bither,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11
school
000
1961.
to
bonds.
Due
interest
National Bank, in Putnam.
bids
sealed
(M-S)
Dated
Sept.
payable
at
the
Sutcliffe,
of
Francisco.
(EDST)
chase
Aug.
on
1
from
1962
to
Colo.
Montrose,
Bond Sale—An issue of
sold
was
to
$250,000
a
group
of Bosworth, Sullivan
Hanifen, Imhoff & SamInc., and J. K. Mullen In¬
Co.,
Co.
Bloomfield,
Trust
will
the
at
King,
receive
Connecticut
Company,
Room
504, 750 Main St., Hartford, until
11:30 a.m. (EDST) on Aug. 3 for
the
purchase of $1,100,000 school
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1981.
Due
from
1
Dec.
1962, to
1981 in¬
clusive.
Legality
approved
by
Robinson, Robinson & Cole, of
on
Hartford.
of
price of
Boston
Co.,
Blair
Inc.,
I.
duPont
Traywick
of par, a
Co., Inc.,
Co., E. F.
&
&
3.77%,
&
Co., Inc., at
a
price
net interest cost of about
follows:
as
$360,000 4s, Due
1962
Aug. 1
on
from
inclusive.
1967
to
500,000 3V2S. Due
Aug. 1 from
on
1968 to 1975 inclusive.
195,000 3.90s. Due
on
Aug. 1 from
1976 to 1978 inclusive.
195,000 4s.
Due
on
1
Aug.
from
1979 to 1981 inclusive.
County (P. O.
Augusta), Georgia
Offering
Bond
G.
—
M.
Offering—J. Lester New-
Clerk of Board of Commis¬
of Roads and Revenues,
some,
sioners
of
will receive sealed bids until
re¬
sealed bids
Due
(J-J)
a
school
tion
of
bank
a
or
by Chapman
noon
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1961.
July 1 from 1962 to 1989
on
trust
Sale
The
—
Bend
offered
mitory
revenue
24—v.
nance
of par.
IDAHO
Leiser,
to
000
to
1978
1979
to
1982
water
and
net
cost
at the
First
inclusive;
July 1
inclusive;
ILLINOIS
Cook
County,
1974
inclusive;
$60,000
33/4s,
Homewood-Floss-
Community High School
Dist: No. 233 (P. O. Flossmoor),
moor
a
about
4s, due on July 1 from 1964 to
1971
inclusive; $45,000 3y2s,
due on July 1 from 1972 to
1, 1971. Prin¬
option of the holder at the
City Bank of New
City. Legality approved by
*
V
on
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
3.82%, for $20,000 5s, due on
July 1, 1962 and 1963; $80,000
•
revenue
1961. Due
National
York
on
of
on
and interest (J-D) payable
at the City Treasurer's office, or
price of 100.02,
interest
(MST)
cipal
$425,000
3.90s, due on
July 1 from 1983 to 1986 incl.
365,000 library improvement
a
sewer
Callable after June
on
and
bonds, at
receive
will
June 1 from 1963 to 1981 inclusive.
July 1
inclusive;
July 1
from 1972 to 1974 inclusive;
$310,000 33/4s, due on July 1
1975
Clerk,
bonds. Dated June 1,
on
1971
City
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $1,700,-
3.81%, for $90,000 5s,
1964
Falls, Ida.
—
Constance J.
Offering
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
July 1, 1962 and 1963;
$200,000 3y2s, due
...
Twin
$1,820,000 storm sewer and street
improvement bonds, at a price
of 100.13, a net interest cost
due
dor¬
bonds offered July
194, p. 56—were sold to the
Housing and Home Fi¬
Agency, as 3y8s, at a price
Bond
4s,
O.
Federal
follows:
$435,000
(P.
Harris), Ga.
Sale—The $540,000
Young
$2,500,000
v.
of about
College
Young Harris
Beach, Fla.
Co., Francis I. du Pont & Co.,
Mullaney,
Wells
&
Co.,
and
Howard C. Traywick & Co., as
from
located in
subject to approval by
the Board. Legality approved by
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., J. C. Bradford &
from
interest
Augusta,
& Cutler,
purpose4' bonds
on
and
optional paying ,agent
194, p. 264 — were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of Ira Haupt & Co., Merrill Lynch,
due
Principal
Kelley & Mobley, of Atlanta.
West Palm
—
for
payable at a bank desig¬
nated by the successful bidder lo¬
cated in New York City and an
of Chicago.
July 25
10
(J-J)
Legality
purchaser.
Aug.
on
inclusive.
the recommenda¬
on
the
approved
basis
flood control bonds totaling $755,000 offered July 25—v. 194, p. 364
Due
to be designated by the
Board based
as
and
(EST)
a.m.
July 1 from 1962 to
Principal and in-
on
payable at
company
from
Corporation,
The
10:30
$360,000 3.80s, due
Newington, Conn.
—
until
inclusive.
par.
price of 100.06,
Sale
a
Hutton & Co., Inc., Interstate Se¬
curities' Corp.,
and Howard
C.
on Aug. 8 for the purchase
$800,000 courthouse certificates
indebtedness.
Dated
July 1,
about 3.29%.
Bond
to
ment
Sale—The $600,000 school
a
awarded
composed of R. S. Dickson
(EST)
building bonds offered July 24—
v.
194, p. 264—were awarded to
3.30s, at
$1,250,000
July 25—v.
the pur¬
chase of $1,900,000 road improve¬
ceive
Danbury, Conn.
First
264—were
p.
Gaines¬
Davis,
Chairman
of
Board
County Commissioners, will
sold to the Federal Housing
Finance
Agency, as
Bond
Del.
offered
b^ds
Richmond
County (P. O.
ville), Florida
Certificate
Home
a
&
FLORIDA
Bond Sale—The $3,000,000 dor¬
mitory dining facilities bonds of¬
fered July 25 —v. 194, p. 264—
3%s, at
194,
inclusive.
—
Alachua
College (P. O. New
London), Conn.
and
■^ool
Philadelphia National Bank, of
Philadelphia, Bankers Trust Co.,
of
New
York,
Mercantile-Safe
Deposit & Trust Co., of Baltimore,
Laird, Bissell & Meeds, Laird &
Co., Corp., and Schmidt, Roberts
& Parke, as 3y2S, at a price of
100.48, a basis of about 3.46%.
Connecticut
were
1981
Sale—The
Bond
Sale
The
$1,200,000
building bonds offered July
21—v. 194, p. 160—were awarded
to a syndicate composed of the
Bond
various
Conn.
Manager,
&
Georgia
pur¬
Special School Dist.,
Bond
Bond Offering—Preston C.
Bank
the
school
CONNECTICUT
bids
for
8
Francis
Newark
<'
sealed
County, County School
District (P. O. Lawrenceville),
group
1971
Town
Gwinnett
of
1961.
COLORADO
vestment
GEORGIA
re¬
of
$2,500,000 school bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due on Sept.
of
ford,
office
the
of
ity approved * by
quist, Herrington &
&
Mc-
S.
Day, Berry & Howard, 750 Main
St., Hartford, until 11:30 a. m.
1,
Legal¬
Orrick, Dahl¬
bonds
at
3.81%, for
inclusive.
Offering—Walter
on
County Treasurer's office.
water
Com¬
at the Citi¬
Gowan, Town Treasurer, will
Sept. 1 from 1962
Principal and
on
Trust
or
Watertown, Conn.
inclusive.
1982
and
purchase of $64,-
for the
1
Aug.
(Calif. DST)
a.m.
Principal and
at the Hartford
on
Sept. 1,
from 1962
1
Bank
'
clusive; $30,000 3V2S, due on
July 1 from 1972 to 1974 in¬
clusive; $55,000 33/4s, due on
July 1 from 1975 to 1978 in¬
clusive; $60,000 3.80s, due on
July 1 from 1979 to 1982 in¬
clusive, and $75,000 3.90s, due
on
July 1 from 1983 to 1986
inclusive.
in Hartford,
pany,
on
inclusive.
1986
to
$85,000
July 1 from 1983
$15,000 5s, due on July 1, 1962
and 1963; $80,000 4s, due on
July 1 from 1964 to 1971 in¬
DELAWARE
DST)
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
San
1981
interest payable
1979
and
terest cost of about
un¬
Dated
bonds.
Due
to
B.
San
Bank
p.m. (EDST) on Aug. 8 for
purchase of $450,000 urban
renewal
bonds.
Dated
Aug.
1,
1961.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1962
ceive
1 from
Nov.
Clerk, will receive
James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
inclusive.
bids at his office in Martinez
the
Diego County, Calif.
National
from
1
to
3.80s,
315,000 park improvement bonds,
at a price of 100.21, a net in¬
at
2
Bond
County, Calif.
Offering — W. T. Paasch,
Bond
Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Myers
of Los Angeles.
Bank, of Cincinnati, Poole & Co.,
Contra
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
received
be
the
were
—
Richards
of
School
will
Hartford
in¬
Payable at the State Treasurer's
office, or at the option of the
bids
Trust
inclusive.
Due on Nov. 1 from
Mt. Diablo Unified School District,
and after
on
the
zens
Interest J-D.
1981.
1,
1986
to
1962
sealed
to
that
announces
1975
$75,000
inclusive,
3.90s, due
Offering—City Clerk Leo
Pominville
Due on Nov. 1 from
composed
Dec.
Bond
J.
July
on
1982
Conn.
Putnam,
from
1
inclusive;
due
basis of about 3.18%.
a
National
Due
1988 to
and
25,000,000
State
Construction
Program,
series
F
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due on
Duarte
follows:
as
1987
5s.
BB
1961.
Interest
1982.
1,
160—
p.
Due on Nov. 1 from
1982
to
.1983 to
55,000
San
Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc., Breed
& Harrison, Inc., Rauscher, Pierce
b
par,
60,000 4%s.
April 1 from 1963 to
on
ters*, >City
& Co., A. G. Edwards & Sons,
McDonald-Moore & Co., Provident
and after
Veterans'
bonds.
Due
inclusive.
1987
to
Interest
100,000,000
of
Seattle, Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Drexel &
Co., Weeden & Co., Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis, Shields &
Co.,. Hornblower & Weeks, Ira
Haupt & Co., F. S. Smithers &
Co., W. H. Morton & Co., R. S.
1963
from
about
syndi¬
1961.
1,
194,
1973 to 1976 inclusive.
to
inclusive.
1980
to
of¬
bonds
Aug. 8 for the purchase of $1,415,-
inclusive.
1979
$180,000 Sewer
60-2
18—v.
$20,000 4y2s.
Couty
No.
8
1 from
ney
?
<
of
of
Goodbody & Co., Wm. E. Pollock
& Co., Inc., Commerce Trust Co.,
of Kansas City, Brown Bros. Harriman & Co., Wood,
Gundy & Co.,
Inc., J. R. Williston & Beane, Til-
ft
v
1972
Co., Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
.v:l
■
Due
to
American Securities Corp., Seattle
Trust & Savings Bank, of Seattle,
ft
*
members
cost
Seattle-First National Bank,
Dickson
July
price of
a
No.
awarded to Taylor & Co., at
were
for
site
60,000 High School District No. 8
bonds. Due on July 1 from
on
net
r
1963
Dated
$6,750,000 3.80s, due on
July 1 from 1983 to 1991, incl.
:u!
ff
bonds.
and
1,200,000
'I'
14
District
School
$100,000
from 1979 to 1982, inclusive;
iy
'
h
until
bids
Aug.
on
purchase
of
$160,000
building bonds, as follows:
&
July 1
inclusive;
$890,000 3^4s, due on July 1
from 1969 to 1972 inclusive;
$1,790,000 3V2S, due on July 1
from 1973 to 1978, inclusive;
$1,890,000 3.70s, due on July 1
$1,180,000
from
Sale—The
Bond
Annexation
Supervisors,
sealed
(MST)
m.
a.
of
the
Mobile.
$12,500,000 ferry and road bonds,
at a price of 100.02, a net in¬
terest cost of about- 3.81%, for
ii'D
u
Board
receive
will
11
of
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
ALASKA
County
Treasurer's
office.
Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Alaska (State of)
Bond Sale-The $13,700,000 Cutler, of Chicago.
bonds
offered July 26 — v.
194,
CALIFORNIA
p. 160—were awarded to a syndi¬
California (State of)
cate headed by the Bankers Trust
Bond Offering—Bert A. Betts,
Company, of New York, Halsey,
State
Stuart & Co., Inc. C. J. Devine &
Treasurer,
will
receive
Co., and the Chemical Bank New sealed bids until 10 a. m. (Calif.
York Trust Co., of New York, as DST) on Aug. 16 for the purchase
of $225,000,000 bonds, as follows:
follows:
vl
ill
IS:
Clerk
ap¬
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York
and
Murphy,
Y{
!')
combined
they constituted
Principal and in¬
(F-A)
payable
at
such
or
banks as may be desig¬
V?i
I
a
single issue.
terest
";N
as
though
as
Sanitary District (P. O.
4, Goleta), Calif.
Box
■
issues will be sold
100.63,
July
on
1978
price
a
til
Vista
1977
School
of
3y4s, at
as
due
the American
to
Corp.,
Isla
ARIZONA
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
Bond Offering—Elsa B. Hanna,
Securities
Company,
Trust
Depart¬
ment, 777 Main St., Hartford, un¬
Seattle.
Pima
awarded
—were
of San Francisco.
45,000 494s.
2,000,000 hospital bonds. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1990 in-
!ib>
by
approved
son,
590,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1961. Due on Sept. 1 from 1963
to
1981
inclusive. Principal and
interest
(M-S)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office, or at
the fiscal agency of the District
in
New York
City or Chicago.
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
Illinois
*
Bond Sale—The
-
$800,000 school
bonds offered July 24—v. 194, p.
365—were
awarded
to
composed of Harriman
Co.,
Inc.,
The
Illinois
a
group
Ripley &
Company,
Volume
194
Number 6077
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
City National Bank & Trust Com¬
on
of Chicago, and Allan Blair
& Co., at a price of 100.01, a net
interest cost of about 3.52%, as
$3,150,000 first mortgage
pany,
follows:
v-
,
•
-
1964 to 1969 inclusive.
Dec. 1 from
on
1970 to 1975 inclusive.
260,000 3%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1976 to 1980 inclusive.
July
1
1968
Offering—Municipal
Consultant
Paul
D.
Speer
for
from
the
18—v.
(CDST) on Aug. 22 for
purchase of $1,350,000 sewer
a.m.
Due
Jan.
on
1
from
1964
to 1981 inclusive.
Glen
to
Due
on Dec. 1
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
104,000 3V2S. Due
1967 to
on
John
Dec. 1 from
on
Aug.
1,
1961. Interest
J-D. Legality approved by Chap-<
man & Cutler, of Chicago.
Lake
County Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Deerheld), III.
Bond
Offering—Eleanor
(CDST)
p.m.
1, 1975 and 1976. Interest
J-D. Legality approved by Chap¬
i
.
&
1
'
Cutler, of Chicago.
Offering
31—v.
in
365—has
p.
been
from
amount
in¬
$744,000.
Road District No. 3
(Pi Oi Winchester), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of $25,000
bonds
sold
was
to
Vieth,
Duncan &
Wood, Inc., as 5s. Dated
July 1, 1961. Due on Jan. 1 from
1963
to
J-J.
&
inclusive.
1972
from
Irom
July 1 from
on
„
„
fered
M-N. Legality approved by Wilham p* Timmerman, of Wichita.
Wichita.
.
,
$185,000 drain
improvement bonds of-
July
19
194,
—v.
161—
p.
Colfax,
Bond
Interest
Legality approved by Charles
seaied bids
$29,000
„u.y
July
Iowa
$27,000
sewer
offered
July 3—v.
194, p. 157—were awarded to the
Maquoketa State Bank, in Maquoketa, as 414s, at a price of par.
Bond
1 n/t
Iowa
Sale—The $115,000 sewer
bonds offered July 18—v.
oax
~
194,
265
p.
awarded
were
—
to
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bond
the
a
State
Bank,
both
of
National
Jan. 1 from 1964 to 1990 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
Bank,
Boone
in
by
Township School
(P.
O. R.
1
9
1c
196 1
Township
1, Summitville),
school
Sold
building
June 22—v.
97/0c
onri
March
about
The
bonds
FizzeU ot
rizzell,
offered
193, p. 2719—were not
Cass
Township School Township
(P. O. Dugger), Ind.
Bond Offering—Marcus Bartley,
Township Trustee,
will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Aug. 4 for the purchase of
$61,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated Aug.
1, 1961. Due semi¬
Corn
AiiP*
annuallv
T
as
as
from
i
on
1962
to
of
sewage
$61,000
disposal plant bonds was
sold
the
255,000 %s. Due
1967 to
Columbian
Corp., as 41/4s, 4V2S,
Dated July 1, 1961.
Due
from
inclusive.
1962
to
1981
Bond
964.25
sold
Sale
1972
Legality
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis'.
Frankfort
Community Sch. Bldg.
Corporation (P. O. Frankfort),
Indiana
Avery,
Secretary,
will
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
rH?
on
sewage
of
$42,-
-ca
■
...
will
July
£
'
from
1
disposal bonds
was
x_
notes
,
Bond
xt
L.■
scaled
/rcT^
A
tr
0
school bonds
100.07,
.
1QQQ
.
,
..
Satanta, Kan.
Sale
waterworks
was
sold to
An
issue
^
of
^
$10,000
improvement bonds
the
Columbian
Secu-
rities
1
from 1962 to
1966 inclusive.
Dean and Dean,
of Topeka.
Sterling,
Bond
street
In-
Legality approved by
improvement
of
$28,838
27/8s.
Louisville.
receive
Nov.
(CDST)
sive.
Interest M-N.
Legality
ap-
price of
a
basis of about 2.97%.
a
Aug.
8
for
$575,000 bonds,
8
school
or,_
AT
An„
Sale—An
as
,
(EDST)
purchase of
follows:
u
„
i
•
-n
of
sold
200,000
improvement
Due
Sept. 1 from
bonds.
1962 to
on
1971 inclusive.
ap?r0ved ^ RopeS and Gray'
of Bost°-Wellesley,
Dinkins & Company.
194,
Ut A
O. Baltimore), Md.
Bond Offering—Secretary C. R.
Pease
announces
that the Commis-
highway
Dated Aug< 1? 196L Due on Aug. 1
from
1952 to
cjpai and interest
^he
State
Baltimore
(F-A)
Treasurer's
payable
office
in
Annapolis, at the
option of the holder. Legality ap¬
or
by
Smith,
Somerville
&
l
c
t
Jondn°OfferingC—
Harry
r**
The
m
Town
Trustees will receive sealed bids
Paddock
Bridgeport Township
Bank
(P. O.
(EST) on
purchase of $21,-
for the
000 sewage
disposal system bonds.
July 1, 1961. Due on May
Dated
from
1
1964
at
to
bank
a
field,
1968
inclusive.
pay¬
trust company
or
Paddock
&
Stone,
of
De¬
troit.
Bridgeport Township (P.
Bridgeport), Mich.
Bond
Offering—John
Township
Clerk,
O.
Gilmore,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on
Aug. 3 for the purchase of$l 10,000
sanitary sewer special assessment
bonds. Dated July 1,1961. Due on
July 1 from 1963 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
able
at
bank
a
trust
or
pay¬
company
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Twp. (P. O. Cedarville),
Michigan
Bond
Sale
The $20,000 fire
department special assessment
bonds offered July 19 — v. 194,
p.
268 — were awarded to the
—
in
Cedarville,
&
c/o
The State
Company,
Trust
until
2
p.m.
bonds.
Aug. 15 from 1962 to
sewerage
on
water
loan
bonds.
Due
as
4s, at
a
Ignace,
price of
par.
Coldwater, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $1,995,000 elec¬
tric utility revenue bonds offered
July
24
—
First
on
Aug. 15 from 1962 to 1975 in¬
194, p. 57 — were
syndicate headed by
v.
awarded to
a
of
Michigan Corp., and
Co., at a price of
100.01, a net interest cost of about
3.71%, as follows:
John Nuveen &
$145,000 5s.
1962
Due
on
1965
to
inclusive.
650,000 3y2s.
Due
July 1 from
on
July 1 from
1966 to 1975 inclusive.
3%s.
1,200,000
cate:
Due
1976 to
July
on
1
1986 inclusive.
members
of
the
syndi¬
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, FenInc.; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; Stranahan, Harris
& Co.; Goodbody & Co.; H. V.
Sattley & Co., and McDonaldner
& Smith
Co.
Garfield
Township (P. O.
Traverse
Bond
City), Mich.
Offering—Irvin Zimmer¬
Township Clerk, will receive
(EST) on
Aug. 2 for the purchase of $65,000
special assessment sanitary sewer
man,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Dated March
bonds.
on
March
clusive.
140,000
&
Bridgeport), Mich.
Bond Offering—John
Gilmour,
Jr., Township Clerk, will receive
I.
1990 inclusive.
1 from
1, 1961.
1963 to
Principal
and
Due
1981
in¬
interest
(M-S) payable at a bank or trust
to be designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Stone, of Detroit.
company
clusive.
200,000 street bonds.
Due on
Aug. 15 from 1962 to 1969 inelusive.
.
Grosse Pointe, Mich.
Bond
bonds
Sale —The
offered July
265—were
Dated Aug.
interest
Street
MAINE
u'
—
lows:
and
Case, of Baltimore.
^
July
^ ^1"
chase of $940,000 bonds, as fol-
inclusive. Prin-
1976
bids
sealed
^ ^ree^' ^°^0n'
(EDS 1 )
On
AUg. I
(EDST)
of
vari-
366—were awarded
Offering
Bond
Due
a.m.
p.
offered
Granger, Town Treasurer, will re-
on Aug. 9 for the
$3,292,000
county
construction
bonds,
n
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Moore &
$600,000
purchase
$260,000
Municipal Department, 111 Frank-
Maryland State Roads Commission
O
by
Other
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day,
2.80s, at a price of par.
Street
(P.
designated by
Legality approved
Mass.
bonds
purpose
ceive
MARYLAND
✓" D
trust company to be
the purchaser.
Weymouth, Mass.
$72,000
Ladd
July 1,
July 1 from 1963 to
on
Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at a bank or
from
Sale—The
Bond
ous
sys¬
Dated
inclusive.
terest
the
street
Dist.
to
bonds.
x
loan bonds.
from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
as
School
issue
was
1986
Due
disposal
sewage
First National Bank of St.
T^c 00^ Pr0Jec1
Due on Sept. 1
(P. O. Natchitoches), La.
bonds
1961.
a.m.
the
$275>999
25—v.
Parish
and
revenue
..
City Treasurer, will receive
man,
to
LOUISIANA
bonds
was
Co., as
Dated July 1, 1961. Due on
1 from 1962 to 1971 inclu-
3s, at
as
p-{n/,{nai
& Cutler, of Chicago, and
Grafton, Ferguson & Fleischer, of
proved
Kan.
Sale—An issue
sold to Harkness
was
1963 to 1988 inclusive. Principal
Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Principal
and interest (J_J) Payable at the and interest payable at the First
Peoples First National Bank & National Bank, of Boston. Legal-
Natchitoches
tem
Clark
Newton, Mass.
fnr
the purchase of $7,050 000 Electric
^
T^lvl fVor^
July
1961* Due on July 1 *r0m
Q
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Aug. 7
for the purchase of
$570,000 water
Georgetown, Mass.,
bid<;
antU 1 P,m.(CSl) on AUg.IOlOr
mrrn
o
July 27,
1961. Prin-
Nov. 3,
cipal arid interest ^payable at the
Merchants-Warren National Bank,
sion will receive sealed bids until
«
dated
are
on
sealed bids until 11
u
Stech,
Clerk,
was
Bond Offering—Archie R. Whit-
Robert
—
rpppive
7
to
Milburn, Cochran & Co.,
Inc., as 414s, 4%s and 4s. Dated
Aug. 1, 1961.' Due on Aug. 1 from
J-T
1962 to 1972 inclusive.
Legality
approved by William P. Timmer¬
man, of Wichita.
notes
Bank, in Gloucester, at
1961. Due
July 1 from
on
Offering
Bond
issue
$200,000
1.07%.
The
on
sold to the First Securities
Samuel B.
July 1, 1970
1975 to 1981 inclusive.
No.
terest F-A.
County, in Dugger.
approved by Ross, Mc¬
tional
inclusive.
1974
to
Belleville, Mich.
Offering — Irwin
Bond
City
awarded as follows:
„
783,000 4s. Due
Kan.
An
—
Nov. 1
on
anticipation
& Hill, Inc.,
on
to Kenower, MacCo., and McDonaldCo., jointly.
&
Moore &
designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
Massachusetts
tax
of¬
2828—
p.
to be
County (P. O. Salem),
1971.
and
434s and 47/ss.
of
Sullivan
July 1 from
on
Arthur
Bond Sale—An issue of $35,000
1969 inclusive.
193,
10°-41' a baSis of about 3.43 %V
July 1 from
on
11—v.
gen¬
bonds
able
inclusive.
Securities
to
Corp., as 3 fes and 3 /4s.
Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due on Aug.
—
1966
school
Principal and interest (M-N)
man
Sale—An issue
annually from July 1, 1962 to Jan.
1,
1974.
Principal
and
interest
payable at the Farmer State Bank
Offering
Due
Mich.
$160,000
& Hill,
follows:
as
4s.
Legality approved by Chap-
Fairview, Kan.
Bond
$38,000
sold.
Bond
3.94%,
approve™by Stin- L^V&T'BLrNew' York
Kahn°sTs£ Lity.
New ?ork
Kansas CityMCEVerS &
City.
Kismet,
—
$700,-
corp.,
Datprl
semi
Sent
and
awarded'toHarkness
265—were
July
Sch. Dist.,
The
—
awarded
were
Aug. 3
$140,000 sewer¬
bonds offered July 25—v. 194,
age
Sale
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Bond Sale—The
Legality
Indiana
Bonds Not
of
issue
Sponritips
securities
Due
and
National
Dudley, Mass.
nn
Columbian
Eoiumoian
Principal
Miller & Co., and Stubbs, .Wat- in Salem, or at the holder's opkjns & Lombardo, Inc., a* a
Soni
the National Shawmut
°J
net. \"terest cost of Bank, in Boston.
RnarH
Sale—An
pay¬
Bloomington. Legality
Ross, McCord, Ice
Miller, of Indianapolis.1
&
& Co., Bache &
Harris
&
Co.,
Nolan, Chairman of Electric Plant
000 hospital bonds Was SOld to the
able at the Citizens First National
approved
a
Co.,
Stranahan,
Weil, Roth & Irving Co., Cumberland Securities Corp., Hayden,
Bond
No.
inclusive.
Public
obligation
fered
of(ered
Man¬
County Hospital District
(P. O. Abilene), Kan.
15,
$100,000 to. the Essex Trust Como.
266-were
pany, in Lynn, at 1.07%.
100,000 to
syndicate composed
innfmn ♦" the Gloucester Na¬
m
B. J. Van Ingen
chester.
Bond
Dated Aug.
payable at the
Shawmut Bank, in Boston.
of
$1,900,000 first
^nds'
309,000 3%s. Due
First
School
First
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
Bond
eral
I}y:e^on Aug. 15 from 1962
1966
of Phelps, Fenn & Co., Ladenburg,
Thalmann & Co., Wertheim & Co.,
at
Bank, of Des Moines, Farmers &
Merchants Savings Bank, and the
tion
Citizens
Sale—The
188,000 3V2s. Due
to
Henry
57
MICHIGAN
Bancroft
supply
Wm.
interest
Municipal
group composed of
Iowa-Des
Moines
National
auction
Dickinson
the
9:30
the
$600,000
public
sold
was
KANSAS
Bank, 100 South College Street,
Bloomington, until 2 p.m. (CST)
on
Aug. 1 for the purchase of
$275,000 first mortgage revenue
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due on
for
mortgage revenue
J"ly
2<3-v.
194,
™
Building Corpora¬
(P. O. Benton), Ind.
Bond Offering — Ruth McCoy,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until
3
1962 to
West Delaware County Community
School District, Iowa
bonds
—
Note Sale—An issue of
$365,000
Carleton D. Beh Co.
school
Offering
Essex
sewer
oirereo
offered
Nation,
INDIANA
at
Aug.
on
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Benton
(P. O. Covington),
Improvement
CorDoration, Ky.
Iowa
Sale—The
revenue
Note
r
Mass.
Lexington
Beh Co.
bonds
Acton,
Bond Offering—W. J. Baueris,
County Court Clerk, will receive
awarded to
revenue
.MASSACHUSETTS
F-A. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
uunus
bonds
Lost
^e option of the holder, at the
First National Bank, in Boston,
Legality approved by Ropes &
Gray> of Boston.
Interest
IOWA
Carleton D.
to 1991 inclusive. Principal
and interest payable at the Merrill
Trust Company, in Bangor, or at
1961.
as
consu ucuon
construction
jgg2
to
cTlnyVChicago
f7?°?tW^UildiSlrr^enUe
8%?at°
JooWJS K ffi.WiMT InSuS^
of about 3.04%.
June 1 from
on
station loan notes.
Kentucky
The
1961. Due
^he Stockyards National Bank of Soar, Town Treasurer, will receive
Wichita, as 5s, 2%s and 2i/2s. sealed bids c/o The National
Dated July 1, 1961. Due semi-1 Shawmut Bank, Municipal Deannually on Feb. and Aug. 1 from partment, 40 Water Street, Boston,
1962 to 1971. Legality approved until 11 a.m, (EDST) on July 31
by william p
Timmerman, of for the purchase of $60,000 fire
Kenton County
m1
.
june j
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Colby), Kan.
KENTUCKY
1996 inclusive.
Sale
27 ^or the purchase of $500,000 school addition bonds. Dated
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
school building bonds was sold to
July 1 from
on
Wabash, Ind.
Bond
.mc-aa
\ *961I. Due on Nov. 1:from
J9"2 to 1971 inclusive. Interest
1974 inclusive.
1975 to
_
.
Bond Sale
,;s®JCe^ improvement bonds was
*9 "Jf Rittenour Investment
9°:» as
J/4S and 5s. Dated
$710,000
Scott County
road
1969 to
offer¬
sewerage
bonds scheduled for July
194,
creased
to
and
the
follows*
as
on
on
Pella
Increased—The
ing of waterworks
revenue
and
Tnlv 1
July 1
1968 inclusive.
Momence, III.
V^>
4.27%,
Due
795,000 4V4S. Due
Aug. 1 for the
on
Dec.
man
awarded
Co.
Bond Sale —The
Mose-
purchase of $100,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1961. Due
on
&
OiiP
1963 to
109
ley, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8
5*
&s.
0
c/o The Merrill Trust Company,
Bangor, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on
Thomas County Community High
56—were
Nuveen
and sewer
1980 inclusive.
1977 to
1,
1,
bonds offered July
p.
k
*'.■*.
An issue of $15,500
_
$965,000 sewage
100,000 4V2S Due
from
Dec. 1 from
of
as
1976 inclusive.
60,000 3%s. Due
Dated
194,
cost of about
$184,000
public library bonds was sold to
Channer Newman Securities Co.,
and Ballman & Main, jointly, at a
price of 100.10, a net interest cost
of about 3.53%, as follows:
3s.
after July
or
City Securities Corp., jointly, at a
price of 100.004, a net interest
Bond Sale—An issue of
$20,000
on
revenue
*70 oon
!J>7U,UUU
Ellyn, III.
proved by William P. Timmerman,
of Wichita.
inclu-
1991
to
Nappanee, Ind.
sealed bids will be received until
bonds.
1964
Bond Sale—The
works
11
revenue
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Fi¬
City
announces
of
purchase
July
1967, or on any interest payment
date thereafter. Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Farmers Bank, in Frankfort. Legality approved by Ross, McCord,
that
the
the
callable
are
Dixon, Illinois
Bond
for
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due on
Ice &
nance
8
sive. Bonds due
1
$175,000 3 Vas. Due on Dec. 1 from
365,000 3VzS. Due
Aug.
(473)
Bank
of Boston-
Storey,
15, 1961.
Principal
$165,000 park
24—v. 194,
awarded
to
p.
Halsey,
w
Stuart & Co. Inc.
payable at the State
&
Trust
Company,
Michigan
(State of)
Bond Offering—Gerald E.
Eddy,
Legality approved by
Director, Department of Conserva¬
Palmer .&
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
til
2
p.m.
(EST)
on
Aug. 10 for
58
the
of
purchase
Park
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(474)
$2,000,000
bonds.
revenue
Dated
State
July
Due on Jan. 1 from 1963
1990 inclusive. Callable on and
1, 1961.
to
■
f t
after
July 1,
interest
payable at a bank
designated as
paying agent. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
fi
t1
V
■)r
(J-J)
trust
or
i'
V
Sale
offered
Sale—The
$19,000 street
special assessment
improvement
bonds
offered
July 24—v. 194, p.
awarded
to
Barcus,
were
—
&
Sullivan
The
—
July 26—v.
awarded
194,
to
Co.,
Stuart
p.
Co., Inc., Hal-
&
I
til
price
a
of
100.02,
cost of about
3.68%,
f
1966 inclusive.
1962 to
1,020,000 4s. Due
on
1,020,000 ds. Due
,:T>'
5; v'
on
5,760,000
SYis.
from
•Mj
Jl
LJr
3V2S.
from
w
1973
"-f'f
•Vi'f"
from
on
1972
Due
Due
Aug.
1
inclusive.
on
1977
to
16,655,000 33/4s.
'If.'1)
•V
Aug. 1, 1967.
Aug. 1, 1967.
Due
to
1968
7,010,000
follows:
as
Due on Aug. 1 from
$4,555,000 5s.
■0
interest
net
a
Aug.
1
inclusive.
Aug.
on
syndicate:
Braun,
V*
to
Co.,
Inc.;
Dillon, Union Securities
Bosworth
Eastman
&
&
>U»,f
Offering—Russell
receive
(J-J) payable at a bank or trust
to be designated by the
manager of the syndicate or ac¬
count purchasing the bonds.
Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Ypsilanti School District, Mich.
Sale—The $210,000
Bond
building
July
site
;iti
/>-!/
Brothers
(r
!!; f
fli'n
iP
id
u >il
>\U>
&
Trask & Co.;
Corp.; R. S.
Dickson
&
Co.;
Dominick
&
Dominick; Tucker, Anthony & R.
L. Day; Bacon, Stevenson & Co.;
'hit;
'If
I!
I"-1
,n
W.
Robert
.
Baxter
Baird
Co.,
Inc.;
.
Gibbons
Hill,
p.
&
Inc.;
Co., Inc.; Harkness &
J. A. Hogle & Co.;
Company; The Ohio
V. Sattley & Co.
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.; Stranahan,
Harris
&
Co.;
Watling,
Company;
<!.>
■
'iv
1962
McDonald-Moore &
a price of 100.005,
&
gold
n'!i
Co.,
&
Co.;
Charles E.
Inc.;
Stern,
Wei-
Lauer
& Co.;
& Co.;
Dempsey-Tegeler
Bramhall,
Falion
&
Co.,
>
Inc.;
Courts
&
Co.; Fahey, Clark &
Co.; Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W. B.
Hibbs & Co., Inc.; King, Quirk
& Co., Inc.; Newman, Brown &
Co.;
Ryan,
Sutherland
&
Co.,
Scharff
& Jones, Inc.;
Schmidt,
Roberts & Parke; Shannon & Co.;
Wm.
R.
Staats
&
Co.;
Wood,
Gundy & Co., Inc.; John Small
& Co., Inc.; A. M. Kidder & Co.;
McDonnell & Co.; Wells & Christensen, Inc.; Fahnestock & Co.;
Anderson &
Strudwick; Barcus,
\i
I|!
:{'<J
?h
k
i
*,[»•
t
«-v
«
fi,
Kindred
i
w
man
t
&
&
&
1972
'
Hill & Co., Inc.; KalCo., Inc.; John C. Legg
Manley, Bennett & Co.;
Watkins
&
Lombardo,
&
Co.; Lyons
&
Shafto, Inc.; D. A. Pincus & Co.;
Saunders, Stiver & Co.; Talmage
& Co.; Robert K. Wallace &
Co.;
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson; Ball-
il
'
)«>
!•:(
& Main; Berrien Securities,
Inc.; Byrd Brothers; Cunningham,
Schmertz
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Elkins,
Morris, Stokes & Co.; Juran &
man
Moody, Inc.;* Nauman, McFawn
Co.; Charles A. Parcells & Co.
Penington,
C o 1 k e t
&
Co.;
&
y\
>
Rambo,
?!
!■!
1
"!
-
'
»
••
•
t'
#
■,
Due
1974
Bond
T.
Close
and
Kerner,
Inc.;
E.
H.
Schneider
&
Co.; Smith,
Hague & Co.; H. J. Steele & Co.;
Stein
Bros.
&
Boyce;
Sweney
Cartwright
&
Co.;
Arthur
L.
Wright & Co.; F. S. Yantis & Co.,
Inc.; Zahner and Co.; Ray Allen,
Olson & Beaumont, Inc.; Burns,
Corbett & Pickard, Inc.; Einhorn
& Co.;. R. James Foster & Co.;
Ginther
&
Co.; Martin & Co.;
-I f
and Mechani¬
Offering
Patterson
State
that
announces
Commission
Bond
in
(CST)
the
will
chase
until
Jackson
Aug.
on
10
re¬
$385,000
student
and
housing revenue bonds.
Dated Nov.
Due
1, 1959.
terest M-N.
Charles
In¬
Legality approved by
and
1975 to
1 from
June
on
1986
Trauernicht,
St.
of
Municipal Separate Sch.
a
194,
161—were awarded
headed by Juran &
Dated
March
on
Sept. 1, 1961.
from. 1962 to
1
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
Aug. 1, 1966
(P. O. Lexington),
40,000 3.90s. Due
on
Aug. 1, 1968.
180,000 4s.
on
Aug.
1972
Due
welfare
bonds
of
$86,000
sold
was
to
1962
(CDST)
on
of
chase
to
J-D.
until
Aug.
1,
1969
7:30
city
T.
pur¬
District No.
Bond
595, Minn.
Commission
office
in
Jackson
Aug.
on
of
until
16
10
a.m.
the
for
bonds.
Due
Dated
pur¬
April
1,
April 1 from 1963 to
on
2000 inclusive.
Interest A-O.
gality
Le¬
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
194, p. 265—were awarded to a
group headed by Piper, Jaffray &
County (P.
Madison), Minn.
street
O.
sold
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
until
for
22
4
(CDST)
p.m.
the
improvement
to
the
First
of
was
Memphis, as 334s and 3V4S.
Dated July 2, 1961.. Due on July
from
1962
to
J-J.
Legality
2
Charles
1971
and
inclusive.
approved
Trauernicht,
of
Louis.
St.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
on
received
Aug.
until
for
21
7
p.m.
purchase
the
$72,000 waterworks
(CDST)
Women
of
T.
Independent Sch.
Bond
Sale—The $700,000 school
building bonds offered
194,
p.
57—were
—v.
to
Dist.
Minn.
July 19
awarded
composed of Halsey,
Co.,
Inc.,
Shearson,
Hammill & Co., and Shaughnessy
a
group
Stuart
& Co.,
&
price of 100.002, a net
cost of about 3.75%, as
at
interest
a
Patterson
State
1961
to
Due
to
Due
1983
240,000 3.80s.
1984
on
Feb. 1, 1977
on
Feb. 1, 1979
1980.
85,000 3%s.
1981
Due
1978.
50,000 3.70s.
and
Feb. 1 from
Bond
(CST)
1961
to
on
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
the
re¬
Dated
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Interest
on
J-D.
Legality approved by Charles
and
Sale—An
bonds
issue
was
of
sold
$30,000
to
Senatobia
4s, at
a
Bank, in Senatobia,
price of par.
the
Town
bids
Clerk,
until
—
will
7:30
July
10)
20—v.
Co.,
Mo.,
194,
to
the
National
dated
266—
p.
Bond
Kansas City, and
Gardner, jointly.
Sale—The
offered
Brick
of
St.
sealed
$725,000 school
Due
1962
*
from*
1
575,000 4s.
inclusive.
Due
1981
Feb.
on
*
1
from
inclusive.
to
First
Bond Sale
4%s,
as
at
price
a
5s,
as
Offering
— Josephine
Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
O'Brien,
8
(P. O. Route 4, Kalispell), Mont.
Bond Offering—Joyce L. Conklin, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
on
(MST) on
of $5,-
for the purchase
school
building bonds.
1, 1961.
Dated
Amortization bonds
serial
and
School Board.
Great
Falls
Special
District
Bond
City
Dated Aug. 1, 1961.
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1986
inclusive.
(F-A)
Principal
payable
at
interest
and
the
First
Bank, in Carteret.
Na¬
Legality
approved
by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
&
Bond
Offering—Anna F. Felten,
Secretary of Board of Education,
receive
No.
1011,
Offering
Clerk,
Improvement
will
Mont.
Fred L. Hill,
—
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Aug. 7
for
the purchase
of $6,000 im¬
Dated Sept.
1,
bids
until
8
Dated April 1, 1961. Due on April
1 from 1963 to 1985 inclusive. In¬
terest A-O. Principal and
interest
payable at the Hillsdale NationalBank. Legally approved
Hoyt,
Washburn
New York City.
New
&
by Reed,
McCarthy,
1
Milford, N. J.
Bond Offering — J. J. Kehoe,
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until 8:30 p.m.
(EDST) on
Aug. 21 for the purchase of $86,000
improvement bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1961. Due on Aug. 1 from
1962 to
1970 inclusive. Principal
and interest
(F-A) payable at the
Trust Company,
in
Peoples
1961.
sealed
(EDST) on Aug. 17 for the
purchase of $950,000 school bonds.
p.m.
bonds will be the second choice of
the
(EDST) on Aug. 15
purchase
of
$1,400,000
p.m.
the
will
Flathead County Sch. Dist. No. 45
500
Toms
Hillsdale School District N. J.
Hupper Realty Co.,
a price
of 100.11.
12
of
of
bonds to
the
Aug.
Bank
Carteret School District, N. J.
100.02.
30,000 District No. 421
at
purchase
inclusive. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
National
tional
$40,000 District No. 419 bonds to
the Security Bank of Boze¬
man,
1965
Bond
Due
follows:
as
(EDST)
of
p.m.
school bonds.
The bonds
—
8
the
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitch¬
ell, of New York City.
for
Special Improvement
Districts, Mont.
for
River. Legality approved by Cald¬
until
MONTANA
Bozeman
until
7
and interest
Due on Feb. 1 from
1975
1976 to
Feb.
on
bids
$76,000 equipment bonds.' Dated
Aug. 1, 1961. Due on Aug. 1 from
\
inclusive.
Jersey
Offering—Fred
Aug.
on
National
Kansas City,
& Co., at a
follows:
as
1972
30,000 334s.
City
Township (P. O. Laurelton),
C. Lohr,
Township Treasurer, will receive
July
Louis,
.
JERSEY
New
composed of the Mercantile Trust
Co.,
J
Bond
19 — v. 194,
266—were awarded to a group
p.
Dec.
NEW
Missouri
bonds
are
Due on
Commerce
St. Louis County Reorganized Sch.
Dist. No. R-6 (P. O. Eureka),
Bond
(P. O.
for
24
second
serial
p.m.
the
pur¬
of
Amor¬
the
be
bonds
choice
approved
Delafield
City.
&
Hawkins,
of New York
first
will
the
be
School
Board.
Wood,
Spring Lake Heights, N. J.
Bond
re¬
8
1, 1961.
will
bonds
and
Legality
by
Roxene
will
until
$210,000 school building
Dated Oct.
tization
the
Counties
7-70
Clerk,
bids
Aug.
on
of
bonds.
choice
District
sealed
(MST)
chase
Carbon
No.
Laurel), Mont.
Offering — Mrs.
Harman,
ceive
and
District
the
194,
p.
group
Sale^—The
offered
bonds
sewer
162—were
$1,120,000
July 24—v.
awarded
to
a
composed of B. J. Van In-
& Co.; National State Bank,
Newark, and Ira Haupt & Co.,
bidding for $1,115,000 bonds, as
4.10s, at a price of 100.48, a basis
gen
of
of about 4.05%.
of
report published in
June
under
12
the
Country
on
—
v.
193,
our
p.
2593
—
heading "Yellowstone
District No. 7."
School
Village
General
District
(P.
O.
Improve¬
New Mexico State Armory
Bond Sale —The
$1,000,000
building and improvement bonds
offered July 24—v. 194, p. 58—
to
the
Tiller, District Secretary, will
re¬
awarded
Trust
B.
Board
(P. O. Santa Fe), N. Mex.
were
Lake
Tahoe), Nev.
Offering — Harold
Bond
NEW MEXICO
issue
NEVADA
Incline
sealed
(CST)
notes
1961.
of
Reinholdt &
M. H. Nelson,
p.m.
the
Boston.
Louis
awarded
ment
receive
to
Bank, in Boston, at
fered
as
Tunica, Miss.
Boncji Offering
notes
Note—The foregoing supersedes
County (P. O. Senatobia),
Mississippi
Bond
road
at
Sale—The $220,000 Bene¬
fit Sub-District No. Ill bonds of¬
St.
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Tate
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
to 1991
on
1998
Due
Concord,
1.27%.
Bond
Joe
will
bonds.
revenue
1, 1958.
in
July 26,
5, 1961. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
National Shawmut Bank, in Bos¬
ton. Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
School
Aug. 16 for the pur¬
$650,000 student activities
building
Dec.
Bank,
Shawmut
Metropolitan St; Louis Sewer Dist.
(P. O. 2000 Hampton Ave.,
Yellowstone
that
announces
Commission
was
Hackensack.
Columbus),
on
chase of
1976 inclusive.
50,000 3.60s.
and
on
O.
for
ceive sealed bids at the Governor's
office in
Jackson until
10
a.m.
follows:
$275,000 31/2S. Due
(P.
College
Mississippi
Offering — Secretary
improvement
Bond
No. 811,
State
125,000
■
.
provement bonds.
Mississippi
bonds.
Wabash
St.
of
Bank
of
by
Taylors Falls, Minn.
be
Trauernicht,
will be the first choice
$140,000
bonds
$275,000
notes
1.27%.
The
June
National
Interest
purchase
$34,000 grandstand bonds.
and
i
Bond Sale—An issue of
Qui Parle
Aug.
Charles
by
Marks, Miss.
Hopwood.
on
approved
loan
follows:
as
tional
MISSOURI
re¬
$350,000 faculty housing
revenue
v.
be
and
162—were awarded
the
will
on
$150,000 notes to the Concord Na¬
In¬
Legality approved by
Louis.
ceive sealed bids at the Governor's
1960.
Sale—The $500,000 school
that
building bonds offered July 25—
Lac
July 1, 1960. Due on July
1963 to 2000 inclusive.
Charles
—
(CST)
School
Note Sale—An issue of
totaling
$70,000 offered July 19—v. 194, p.
State College (P. O.
Jackson), Miss.
Offering
Secretary Joe
announces
Due
HAMPSHIRE
temporary
awarded
by
of
1961.
1,
Concord, N. H.
not exceeding
B,
St.
approved
Trauernicht,
Patterson
chase
Grand Forks Indep.
Bond
&
Interest
Jackson
State
improve¬
inclusive.
Legality
p.m.
ment bonds.
East
1971
Bond
17 for the
$100,000
NEW
exceed¬
Louis.
Breckenridge, Minn.
received
1 from
terest J-J.
the
in Memphis,
2%s.
Dated
SV4S,
as
inclusive.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
Series
Aug.
July 2 from 1964 to 1976 inclusive.
3 Vs % bonds.
1973 to
Sale—An issue
Dated
.
follows:
as
750,000
Mississippi
Bond
.
pur¬
$2,422,000 faculty and
housing system revenue
1962 to
Charles
and 1967.
to
bonds,
Improvement
Sewer
1,881,744
Road
Improvement
Project No. 61-3 bonds.
a.m.
the
as¬
Project No. 61-2 bonds.
of
student
$120,000 4s.
Holmes County
10
for
16
St.
2.90s and
June 1, 1961. Due on June 1 from
Aug. 1, 1963.
40,000 314s. Due on Aug. 1, 1964.
40,000 3s. Due on Aug. 1, 1965.
on
on
Aug.
on
chase
until
Jackson
price of 100.01,
$40,000 3s.
Due
re¬
by
Legality approved
and Trauernicht, of
$5,395,378 special
bonds, as follows:
1,631,890
the
will
Bank & Trust Co., of
and Newhard, Cook
First National Bank,
80,000 3.80s.
that
terest payable at a place to be
designated by the purchaser, sub¬
ject
to
approval
by the
City
Moody, Inc., as follows:
Due
in
(CST)
bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 1
for
the
purchase
of
$456,000
p.
group
office
Louis.
Bond Sale—The $420,000 street
improvement bonds offered July
to
Offering—C. L. Lancaster,
Clerk, will receive sealed
Due
announces
ceive sealed bids at the Governor's
Trust
Charles
(P. O. St. Paul),
Minnesota
20—v.
Bond
were
City
Secretary Joe
Commission
Patterson
State
a.m.
$1,881,744 Water Improvement
Project No. 61-1 bonds.
Miss.
—
Council.
inclusive.
MINNESOTA
Arden Hills
T.
Offering
District, Miss.
1981
July 1 from
on
Jackson),
Bond
Nov.
on
1 from 1962 to 1999 inclusive.
of
University of Mississippi (P. O.
pur¬
of
faculty
chase
11
14 for the pur¬
Aug.
on
until
bids
sealed
sessment
a.m.
the
for
16
(PDST)
Dated
ceive sealed bids at the Governor's
office
ceive
bonds.
v
Secretary Joe
—
Aug. 1 for the purchase of $25,000
•.
College (P. O. Lorman),
Mississippi <
school bonds.
inclusive.
Due
60,000 33/4S
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
to
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
1971
15,000 3V2s
Co.
Co.;
Stubbs,
Inc.; Kormendi
iMv
s.d
1964
to
1965 to
Malvern
►,r
i'
}.
cal
Agricultural
Monday, July 31, 1961
.
.
water works and sewerage
Due from 1962 to 1967.
-
$1,672,000 Series A, not
ing 3% bonds. / ;
Bond
35,000 3y4s
H.
Lerchen
on
MISSISSIPPI
Alcorn
follows:
as
Milwaukee
rl
Due
apolis.
Greenville
and
Co.,
Kenower, Mac Arthur & Co.; The
ff
hi
&
&
Co.; John W. Clarke &
Co.; Dick & Merle-Smith; Fitzpatrick Sullivan & Co.; Geo. B.
c
u:ij
Co.; Estabrook & Co.
Hayden, Stone & Co.; Ira Haupt
Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Reyn¬
olds & Co.; Spencer
American Securities
KU,
*
bonds.
Dated
Feb. 1 from
1964 to 1991 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at any
suitable bank designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Howard,
Peterson,
LeFevere,
Lefler and Haertzen, of Minne¬
&
I. duPont &
'W|':
8
building
Louis.
&
Hutzler; Shields &
Co.; Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.; Dean Witter & Co.; J. C.
Bradford & Co.; Hornblower &
Weekes; Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis; Wertheim & Co.; A. C.
Allyn & Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown &
Sons; Clark, Dodge & Co.; Francis
{* 1
<:
v
school
Aug. 1, 1961.
57 — were
awarded to Kenower, MacArthur
v.
—
$100,000 3Vs s. Due
Co.; John Nuveen &
Co.; Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
R. W. Pressprich & Co. Salomon
■
■
school
offered
bonds
194,
and
19
Lazard
&
District
Offering—Inez F. Hoyer,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Aug.
8
for
the
purchase of $745,000
8
company
'->f it
Freres
School
District
Co., jointly, at
f r* 1^
V
•
»
until
bids
sealed
(EST) on July 31 for the
purchase of $25,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1961.
Due on July 1 from 1964 to 1991
inclusive.
Principal and interest
''lilt1
i
Stults,
p.m.
Co.; Equitable Securities Cor¬
poration; Glore, Forgan & Co.;
Ladenburg,
Thalmann
&
Co.;
Jill
''
Indep.
No. 177, Minn.
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
inclusive.
Other members of the
(M.v.l
Bond
1
1986
1978
Township, Updyke School
(P. O. Fruitport), Mich.
366—
Co., Inc., and the
First of Michigan Corporation, at
sey,
;
''
37/sS.
as
Primary School District No. 2
syndicate
a
headed by Blyth &
iifl:
l>,H"
Co.; J. A.
Bohl & Co.,
Bond
Bond
366
Windom
&
and
Portage Township (P. O. Portage),
Michigan
$35,000,000
highway revenue bynds
trunk line
were
> *
fV-Ji:'
Co.,
Inc.
company
Bond
4
&
Michigan (State of)
\,
f
Overton
Kindred
•■'0.
•»
Principal and
1969.
Beissner
Moroney,
.
Co., of Chicago,
of
100.0001,
about
a
2.56%,
Northern
at
a
price
net interest cost of
as
follows:
Volume
194
Number
6077
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(475)
$300,COO 2s.
Due
1962 to
200,000 2.30s.
and
July
on
from
1
notes
1964 inclusive.
Due
1966.
'
300,000 2V2S.
July 1 from
on
Due
of
financing
YORK
Sale
The
—
eral
improvement
July
$909,000
25—v. -194,
awarded
bonds
offered
Ithaca
:
College
(P..O.
New
1
.
Bond
July 25—v. 194,
1%% and
ar^ subject
Ithaca),,
Manhattan
The
First
turers Trust Company, $2,820,000;
000;
Trust Company, $2,445,Irving Trust Company, $1,533,000; The Hanover Bank, $1,509,000.
Hempstead Union Free School
District No.
10
Bond
school
194,
offered
266—were
Bank of New
$4,325,000
July
pire
26—v.
awarded
to
Grace
Bank
New
York
Trust
National
Bank
of
a
York,
syndicate composed of. the Chem¬
ical
of New York, $531,000; The
York, $468,000; Em¬
Trust
Company,
$177,000;
pany
York
Sale-The
bonds
p.
The Marine Midland Trust Com¬
(P. O. Baldwin),
New
and
Com¬
$168,000;
Trust
United
of New York, Spencer Trask
& Co., Lee Higginson
Corp., Hay-
pany,
New
States
New
Federation Bank
Company, $150,000;
Trust Company of
York, $147,000; Sterling Na¬
tional Bank & Trust
Loeb &
Company of
York, $123,000; The Amalga¬
mated Bank of New York, $72,000; Kings County Trust Com¬
pany,
Brooklyn, N. Y., $63,000;
as
and Underwriters Trust
den
Stone
Co.,
&
Stroud
Whipple
Co., Dean Witter &
New
&
Co., Inc., Bacon,
Co., James A. An¬
&
&
drews
Co., Inc., Newburger,
Co., and Park, Ryan, Inc.,
3.70s, at a price of 100.57, a
North
Lindenhurst, N. Y.
Bond
Offering—W i 11 i
a m
Hempstead
Sch.
C.
Dist.
Bond
sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (EDST)
Aug. 9 for the purchase of
$505,000 -general purposes bonds.
1
•
July 1,
Due
(EDST)
July
on
(J-J) pay¬
Security
National
Bank of Long Island, in Huntington. Legality approved by Hawk¬
ins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
1971
Principal and interest
at
the
New
Bond
sealed
000
•
;
.
will
2
cost
■
fire house
bonds.
Dated
Note —The
City.
due
Sch.
Central
Dist.
No.
1
(P. O. Madrid), N. Y.
Offering—Frank J.
Bond
to
June
District
son,
sealed
bids
Aug.
Clerk,
until
2
for
11
will
1962 to
(EDST)
purchase of
bonds.
Dated
the
on
June
15
Monroe,
Grove,
1962
to
Lawrence
Blooming
Woodbury,
Chester
and
Tuxedo
York
Saranac
194,
p.
group
Trust
offered
367—were
composed
$1,685,000
July 25—v.
awarded
of
the
to
a
Marine
Company of Western New
194,
v.
a
group
York
Y.
Note Sale
Comptroller Law¬
rence E. Gerosa on July 24 award¬
City,
N.
of
tax
$825,000 school
162—were awarded to
composed of Smith, Bar¬
p.
Ryan, Inc.,
Albany, and Park,
as
3.70s, at a price
basis of about 3.66%.
of
100.65,
a
Y.
Inc. (P. O.
offered
58—were
July
sold
21—v.
to'
the
194,
Federal
Special Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Forman), N. Dak.
about
2.97%,
as
Bond
of
Schools
Keith
and
$2,080,000 3.10s,
May l from 1978 to
on
1969
from
May 1 from 1964
inclusive;
due
$100,000
May 1, 1970;
due on May 1
on
3s,
1971
to
1977, inclusive;
that
received
on
$480,000 3.10s,
due on
May 1 from 1978 to 1981, incl.
6,216,000 state capital improve¬
ment
bonds, for $496,000 4s,
due on May 1, 1962 and 1963;
$1,620,000 2V2s, due on May 1
from 1964 to 1969, inclusive;
$290,000 2%s, due on May 1,
1970; $2,370,000 3s, due on
May 1 from 1971 to 1977, in¬
clusive; and $1,440,000 3.10s,
due on May 1 from 1978 to
1981, inclusive.
members
of
the syndi¬
First National
Bank, in St. Louis, Republic Na¬
tional Bank, in Dallas, Fifth Third
Union Trust Co., in Cincinnati,
Johnston, Lemon & Co., Stifel,
Nicolaus & Co., Mackall & Coe,
Union Trust Co. of Maryland, of
Baltimore, Arthurs, Lestrange &
Co., Butcher & Sherrerd, Deposit
Guaranty Bank & Trust Co., of
Jackson, First National Bank, of
Miami, Freeman & Co., Saunders,
Stiver & Co., Stockyards National
Bank, of Wichita, Norris & Hirshberg, Inc.
Citizens Fidelity Bank & Trust
Co., Louisville, Ferebee & Co.,
Greene Investment Corp., Kauf¬
man Bros Co., McDaniel Lewis &
Co., Mead, Miller & Co., National
Bank of Washington, of Tacoma,
Parker, Eisen, Waeckerle, Adams
& Purcell, Inc., Powell Kistler &
Co., Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Ir¬
ving J. Rice & Co., Southern Ari¬
Bank & Trust
bids
an¬
will
be
about September 1
for the purchase of
$540,000 school
building
or
bonds.
Walhalla,
Caldwell,
by
Trimble &
Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York
City.
4
(P. O. Tonawanda),
New
Bond
anticipation Meyers,
Strader & Co.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
(CST)
on
Aug. 24 for the purchase of $210,000 school building bonds.
District
Treasurer,
will
pay¬
Mer¬
Company, of Smith¬
Legality
approved
&
by
Dempsey,
of
Union College (P.
Alliance), Ohio
O.
,
Bedford
&
&
Co., Inc., Horner,
Co., J. A. Overton
Co., Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,
Inc.
(EST)
on Aug. 3 for the purchase
$1,041,000 school building
Dated Aug. 15, 1961. Due
semi-annually on June and Dec.
of
bonds.
from
&
Leach,
Inc.,
the
Central
to
1984
inclusive.
National
Bank
of
Cambridge, in Byesville. Legality
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams of Cincinnati.
Wayne
Township (P. O.
Waynesfield), Ohio
City School DistrictOhio
Bond
Sale
The $35,000 fire
Offering—Superintendent protection bonds offered June 22
—v. 193, p. 2723—were awarded to
Schools, Dale D. Heskett an¬
nounces
that sealed bids will be J. A. White & Co., as 3V4S, at a
received
until
Aug. 28 for the price of 100.45, a basis of about
—
Bond
purchase
$1,800,000 school 3.16%.
of
bonds.
Whitehall City School District
(P.
Bedford Heights, Ohio
Bond
Sale
—
bonds
pose
fered
totaling
July
awarded
were
$575,000 of¬
194, p. 163—
19—v.
to
a
group
com¬
O.
Bond
The various pur¬
Columbus),
Sale
Ohio
The
—
$1,100,000
school improvement bonds offered
July 26 — v. 194, p. 267 — were
awarded
to
a
composed of
group
Sweney Cartwright & Co., Com¬
merce Trust Co., of Kansas
City,
Miller & Co., as 4V4S, at a price Field, Richards & Co., First of
of 101.40, a basis of about 4.07%. Michigan Corp., Pohl & Co., and
Seasongood & Mayer, as 4s, at a
Berea City School District, Ohio
price of 102.33, a basis of about
posed of the First Cleveland Corp
Fahey, Clark & Co., and Hayden,
,
Bond
Offering
—
Assist
Superintendent of Schools
Hanley
will
announces
be
(EDST)
chase
on
an
M.
t
3.75%.
C.
Woodville, Ohio
that sealed bids
received
until
2
Aug. 14 for the
Bond
p.m.
pur¬
of
Sale—The
assessment
$1,400,000 school bonds.
Due~pn Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1972
July 11
inclusive.
as
Berea, Ohio
awarded
City
man,
sealed
bids
Auditor,
until
1
will
p.
m.
Chap¬
receive
(EST)
August 7 for the purchase of
$155,435 special assessment street
on
improvement
1, 1961. Due
1962
to
bonds.
on
Dated
Aug.
December 1 from
inclusive.
1971
Principal
$62,700 special
bonds
sewer
194,
v.
—
to
offered
58
p.
—
were
Fahey,
at
a
Clark & Co.,
price of 100.32, a
basis of about 3.18%.
3^4s,
Wooster, Ohio
Bond Offering—Curtis H.
Bond Sale—An issue of
waterworks
bonds
composed
group
was
$800,000
sold
to
McDonald
of
about 3.51%.
Dated Aug.
1, 1961.
Due
(Berea
Branch).
proved
by
approved by Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Legality
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
ap¬
&
a
&
Co.; Field, Richards & Co., and
Sweney Cartwright & Co., as 3%s,
at a price of 102.30, a basis of
interest (J-D) payable at the
National City Bank of Cleveland
and
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
1962
J-D.
to
1986
Legality
&
OKLAHOMA
Chillicothe, Ohio
Bond
sold
Sale—An issue
main
water
extension
of
Carter
$40,000
bonds
Dist.
County Independent School
No.
46
(P.
was
Fahey, Clark & Co., as
3V4S, at a price of 100.81, a basis
O.
Healdton),
Oklahoma
to
Bond
Sale—An
issue of $10,000
equipment bonds
Milburn, Cochran &
transportation
of about 3.10%.
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
sold
to
Co., Inc.
Bond
until
August
14
noon
for
the
(EDST)
purchase
$560,300
special
property
improvement
on
of
assessments
bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1961. Due semi¬
annually on June and December
1 from 1962 to
tional
1971. Principal and
payable at the First Na¬
Bank, in Akron. Legality
by Squire, Sanders &
Sweney Cartwright & Co., Tilney
approved
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Co., Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner,
1962
of
interest
Agee
Shaver,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive
sealed
bids
until
noon
was
James Foster &
Sterne,
G.
Co., of Tucson,
man,
York
Of fer in g —George
and
Bond Sale—The $500,000 stu¬
dent union revenue bonds offered
July 21—v. 194, p. 163—were sold
to the Federal Housing and* Home
OHIO
,
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co., Bio& Co., Cruttenden, Podesta &
Co., Curtiss, House & Co., Eddie-
Barksdale
Tonawanda, Sheridan Park Fire
Dist. No.
Farmers
Principal and interest payable at
Dakota
bids
Aug. 10, 1962. Legality ap¬
ville.
15
North
be received until 3 p.m.
and
Other
Thunem
sealed
Pollok & Fosdick, Inc., Eppler, Guerin & Turner, Inc., Fer¬
ris & Co., First National Bank &
Trust Co., of Oklahoma City, R.
on
the
Bond Offering—Johnnie
Offering—Superintendent
Offering—Duane N. Scott,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
on
at
chants Bank
Mount
ren
H.
able
Laurinburg), N. C.
Aug. 1 for the pur¬
chase of $8,038,000 bond anticipa¬
tion notes.
Dated Aug. 10, 1961.
(EDST)
—
Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due on Oct.
1
from
1962
to
1981
inclusive.
Presbyterian College,
zona
Offering
Kauf¬
p.m. (EDST) on Aug. 1 for the
purchase of $490,000 school bonds.
Bond
p.
Menno
—
Sanders
Cleveland.
Beaman,
Commissioner of Finance, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until
11 a.m.
—
$30,000,000
1,
&
proved
basis of about 3.29%.
No.
York
Co.; Bacon, Stevenson &
Co.; Chas. King & Co.; National
Commercial Bank & Trust Co.,
ney
Due
&
Cross; Newburger,
Loeb & Co., and Kenower MacArthur & Co., as 3.30s, at a price
New
Dist.
of
building bonds offered July 25—
Roosevelt
a
Sch.
Bond Sale—The
York, in Buffalo; Blair & Co., Inc.;
100.03,
New
•
Washburn,
Syracuse, N.
Sale —The
bonds
Hoyt &
City.
Central
Note
Valley), N. Y.
Bond
bonds totaling
Due on Sept. 1 from
1973.
Legality approved
Reed,
by
New
(Towns) Central Sch. Dist.
No.
1
(P. O. Central
school
Aug. 31 for the purchase
$7,100,000.
(J-D)
payable
County Na¬
tional Bank, in Madrid, or at the
holder's
option, at the Bankers
Trust
Company, in New York
City. Legality approved by Sykes,
Galloway & Dikeman, of New
York City.
St.
on
various purpose
1990 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
the
Bond Offering—Emmett V. Nor¬
ton, City Comptroller, will receive
a.m.
$1,860,000
school
June 15, 1961.
Due
from
receive
of
cate: Paribas Corp.,
Rochester, N. Y.
bids
on
23/4s,
orig¬
cancelled.
of
Wat¬
bonds
above
scheduled for offering
15—v. 193, p. 2722—and
Offering
Squire,
.
1981, inclusive.
2,053,000 state mental institutions
bonds, for $163,000 4s, due on
May 1, 1962 and 1963; $520,000
were
.
Madrid, Potsdam and Waddington
on
inally
on
.
$2,260,000 2V2S, due on May 1
from 1964 to 1969, inclusive;
$410,000 23/4s, due on May 1,
1970; $3,440,000 3s, due on
May 1 from 1971 to 1977, in¬
City.
Company of
.Central New York, in Utica.
Le¬
gality approved by Sykes, Gallo¬
way
& Dikeman, of New York
ed
Due
1990
to
that
tutions bonds, for $701,000 4s,
due on May 1, 1962 and 1963;
approved by Hawkins,
& Wood, of New York
Delafield
(F-A) payable at the Oneida Na¬
of
1962
Andrews
Bond
man, Clerk of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 1
Principal and interest (A-O)
Company^ of Wilson.
nounces
1989
April
Legality
Aug.
'
$790,000
from
announces
$8,891,000 state educational insti¬
p.m.
tional Bank & Trust
at
1
Rockingham, N. C.
Co., of Winstonprice of par, a net
a
interest
Due
to
Inc., Chiles-
Rowles, Winston & Co.
Trust
at
follows:
S.
1, 1961. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Franklin National Bank of Long
1, 1961. Due on Aug. 1 from 1962
to
1981.
Principal and interest
&
Salem,
and interest
receive
until
Oct.
on
Dated
Treasurer,
bids
1961
Bros,
Sale—An issue of
$210,000
bond anticipation notes was sold
to the Branch
Banking and Trust
St.
of
Bank
a.m.
bonds.
from
Wiley
(P. O.
Smithville), Ohio
Housing
and
Home
Finance
$360,000 improvement bonds. Le¬ Agency, as 3%s, at a price of par. Finance Agency, as 3V8s, at a
price of par.
gality approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
NORTH DAKOTA
shall, Trimble and Mitchell, of
Plymouth, Ohio
New York City.
Richland
County, North Central
Bond Sale—The $150,000
Further information may be ob¬
sewage
School District No. 10
(P. O.
system and disposal bonds of¬
tained from Harry McMullan, Jr.,
Colfax), N. D.
fered June 27—v.
193, p. 2722—
Washington, N. C.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
were awarded to
Stranahan, Har¬
be received until 3 p.m.
North Carolina (State of)
(CST) on ris &
Co., as 4s, at a price of
Bond Sale —The $17,160,000 Aug. 22 for the purchase of $93,101.51, a basis of about 3.86%.
000 school building bonds.
bonds offered July 26 — v.
194,
Rolling Hills Local School District
p. 266—were awarded to a syndi¬
Sargent County, Sargent Central
(P. O. Pleasant City), Ohio
cate
headed
by
the
Wachovia
(EDST) Island, or at the Manufacturers
Aug. 9 for the purchase of $65,- Trust Company, in New York City.
on
.
George
4,150,000 high school bonds.
Peters,
District
1
and
Secretary Wil¬
—
Mayo
clusive;
11:30
site
Co.,
Schutz Co., Ranson & Co., J. W.
Tindall & Co., Malvern Hill &
Co.,
bonds
inclusive.
York
P.
2V2S, due
Oct.
CAROLINA
Drainage
Harry McMullen, Jr], in
Washington, until 11 a.m. (EST)
on
Aug. 10 for the purchase of
Y.
—
&
Green Local Sch. Dist.
-
office
Union
Free
(P. O.
until
school
on
and
Vink
-
sealed bids will be received at the
Aug. 3 for the pur¬
$4,525,000 bonds, as fol¬
$375,000
pay¬
Co., Cady & Co., DavidSadler, Inc., Fox,
Reusch
&
Co., Kalman & Co.,
Kroeze, McLarty and Duddleston,
W. L. Lyons & Co., E. H.
Pringle
vidson
Sale—The $1,340,000 dor¬
mitory and student center revenue
Company,
inclusive.
Offering—Frank
Manufacturers
Bond Offering
liam
on
of
Aug.
Dist., Beau¬
fort County No. 5 (P. O.
lows:
1962- to
Marcy, Maynard Fire District,
.
bids
chase
able
,
1961.
inclusive.
from
on
inclusive.
Trust
NORTH
10
Offering
sealed
the
at
Albermarle
Eaton, District Clerk, will receive
on
Dated
No.
Mineola), N.
Vogel, Village Clerk, will receive
Due
1968
Budd &
Note
$42,000.
basis of about 3.65%.
to
Company, in Buf¬
falo. Legality approved by
Sykes,
Galloway & Dikeman, of New
Bank,
National
Bankers
Housing and Home
Agency, as 3yss, at a
price of par.' • ; ■";;
'*■'?
1961.
Washington), N. C.
$3,504,000; Mor¬
gan Guaranty Trust Company of
New York,
$3,291,000; Manufac¬
Finance
p.m.
pur¬
"ork City.
Company,
to the Federal
3
the
Principal and interest (F-A)
are:
Chase
Trust
until
for
1
$70,000 firehouse bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
1
from
1962
participating banks and the
allotted
bids
Aug.
on
of
given
City Bank of New York, $6,405,000; Chemical Bank New York
266—were sold
p.
or
redemption at the optioi
upon
notice
The
bonds offered
revenue
after Oct. 24,
bear interest at
on
notes
$6,552,000;
Sale-The $2,978,000
dormitory
The
rate of
notes
York
sealed
(EDST)
chase
Traders
The
Ripley &
'Co., Inc., and Adams, McEntee &
Co., jointly, as 3.40s, at a price of
100.62, a basis of about 3.31%.
:
issue
three days prior to such
redemp¬
tion date.
Harriman
to
authorized
Comptroller
gen¬
266—were
p.
The awards
group.
an
receive
able
the
to
Babylon (P. O. Lindenhurst), N.Y.
Bond
short-
redemption
1961.
,
of
com¬
members
$30,000,000 to be dated July 31,
payable Nov. 1, 1961, subject
to
NEW
New
of
1961
July 1, 1970
on
1971.
and
York
consisted
1967 to 1969 inclusive.
200,000 2.70s.
•4
trust
as
City
the
term
Due
18 .banks and
participating
of
July 1,1965
on
to
panies
59
Fairland,
Okla.
Bond Sale—The various purpose
bonds
totaling
$29,000
offered
July 6
—
awarded
v.
to
194,
p.
Milburn,
58
—
were
Cochran
&
Co.
Inola,
Bond
Okla.
Sale—An
issue of $70,000
sanitary sewer bonds was sold to
H. I. Josey & Co. Dated Sept. 1,
1961. Due on September 1 from
1964
to
1986
inclusive.
vi?
f
60
k
nl
County
Bond
H,'
W{
'h '
Milwaukee),
$2,500,000
Bank of
National
First
the
in Portland,
price of 100.02.
■
members
of
Harris
cate:
the
&
Trust
west
Witter
Dean
a
.
Hess & McFaul.
«»!■■■
i <M.
''Hi--
lit^)|v;
,i! 'd '
>V
.
I): "is
f'j.t
-...
"i b '!
'
-
1962
PENNSYLVANIA
50,000 3V2s. Due on July 1 from
1970 to
1974 inclusive.
Offering
Bond
SOUTH
Independent Sch. Dist.
A.
Joseph
—
Secretary 7 of Board of
Directors,
will
receive
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST)
lit:
1, 1961." Due on Aug. 1 from
to
1973
inclusive.
Legality
n;!
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
"Si
&.Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Aug.
117
1962
ap¬
RICO
PUERTO
hH
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
received
be
Government
for
Puerto
agent for San Juan,
York City office, 45
Rico,
fiscal
its
at
(P. O. Dell Rapids), S. Dak.
$139,000 school
bonds
offered July
17—v. 194,
at
or
the option of the holder,
1963
name
rate
[>Y:
>ir.
£•
Bidder
1982.
to
to
eral
(P. O. Beaufort),
Bond
will
receive
(EST)
'•V;'
(F-A) at
as
the
0'
may
August 2 for the
1965
and
Legality
pur¬
approved
Gibbs
Sinkler,
the
Simon,
&
Charleston.
NOTICE
f|{
by
of
194,
1964 to
1967 inclusive.
Due on Feb. 1 from
1968
COMPANY
METER
INCORPORATED
■
j f
cti/ictinti,
Ml'
$■>
A
f*
The
Board
July 27,
terly
of
declared
1961
dividend
of
a
fifty
on
($.50)
stock
per
of
the
September
*
!'■
i
*
share
1979
Due on Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
to
sold
of
composed
group
a
$456,500
bonds was
sewer
.
$166,000 5%s. Due on July 1 from
to
1962
revenue
inclusive.
1971
Due on July 1 from
290,500 6s.
1972 to 1976 inclusive.
>
company,
15,
1961
to
payable
stock¬
holders of record at the close of
business August 31,
Bond
age
60—were awarded to a group com¬
Co., Inc., and the Pacific National
Bank, of Seattle, at a price of par,
a net interest cost of about 3.81%,
Fairfax),
Aug. 1, 1962
the
Angeles.
County Board of Supervisors will
(EDST) on
Aug. 9 for the purchase of $9,125,-
follows:
WISCONSIN
clusive.
Franklin
Due on
facilities
recreational
Due
1986 inclusive.
1
Aug.
on
from
Bond
inclusive.
1971
inclusive.
$600,000 street
1963
to
Due on Aug.
1969
inclusive.
235,000 3Y2s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1978 to 1981 inclusive.
1961.;,
Bond Sale—The
tal bonds
and
of
are
or
in
Fairfax,
or
or
at
the
First
Bank
of
194,
on
Commerce
Shetterly
&
July 17—v. 194,
our
bonds
offered
Other
cate:
storm
20—v.
194, p. 268 — were awarded to a
syndicate
headed
by the
First
Chicago.
Bank of
tory
bonds
and
refunding
offered
July 24—
p.
Federal
Agency,
nance
the
Fi¬
price
164—were sold to
Housing and Home
194,
v.
$370,000 dormi¬
construction
revenue
3y2s, at
as
a
WYOMING
South
Offering
—
William
Cheyenne Water and Sewer
Dist.
(P. O. Cheyenne), Wyo.
Supervisors, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Aug. 8 for the purchase of $1,-
July 1, 1961.
from
First Principal
1963
to
Due on Jan.
1982
inclusive.
and interest (J-J)
pay¬
Ltd.;
Ltd.;
Co., Ltd.; Nesbitt,
Co., Ltd.; Equitable
Canada
Ltd.; Collier,
Norris 8c Quinlan Ltd.
ton,
Ltd.; Casgrain & Co., Ltd.;
& Co., Ltd.; Belanger Inc.;
Mead
Mactier
&
Co.,
Ltd.;
La
Maison
Bienvenu
Ltee.; Midland Secu¬
Corp.,
Ltd.; Desjardins,
Souture Inc.; Cochran, Murray &
Co., Ltd.; Clement, Guimont Inc.;
Corporation de Prets de Que¬
La
bec;
Carriere,
Marc
Ltee.;
J. E.
Laflamme, Ltee.; Grenier, Ruel &
Cie., Inc.; Bartlett, Cayley & Co.,
Ltd.
Brault
&
Chaput;
Securities
Graham,
Ltd.; Gar-
Boulanger, Ltee.; J. T. GenInc.; Hamel, Fugere & Cie.,
Ltee.; Grant Johnston & Co., Ltd.;
R. A. Daly & Co., Ltd.; J. L. Gra¬
& Co., Ltd.; Bankers Bond
Corporation Ltd.; Molson & Co.,
Ltd.; Fry & Co., Ltd.; Brawley,
Cathers
& Co.; Gaston Laurent
ham
Bond Sale—An issue of
the
revenue
Federal
bonds
as
$630,000
soft
was
Housing
Agency,
Teton
H.
Board of
syndi¬
Co., Ltd.;
&
Securities
neau,
dron
to
Home
and
37/ss and 4%s.
County Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Jackson), Wyo.
Schaffner, Executive Secretary of
the
of
&
Armstrong
Virginia
1
members
G. Beaubien &
W. C. Pitfield & Co.,
Gouinlock
&
Co.,
Ltd.;
Bell,
of par.
County (P. O. Yorktown),
Bond
L.
rities
Ripon College (P. O. Ripon), Wis.
Finance
268.
p.
of
Dominion Securities Corp., Ltd.;
Royal Securities Corp., Ltd; Wood,
Gundy & Co., Ltd.; Rene-T. Le¬
Bond
Clerk
Offering
of
—
Board
of
Jack
Sanders,
School
Trus¬
Credit-Quebec,
Forget Ltee.
Inc.;
&
York
issue
Boulet, Ltee; Burns Bros. & Den¬
July
and
supple¬
issue of
An
Anderson & Co., Ltd.; Geoffrion,
&
Gelinas, Inc.;
J. C.
Wis.
Bond Sale—The $1,300,000
sewer
foregoing
report in
—
Robert
Menasha,
City.
Note 1— The
(Province of)
Sale
$50,000,000 Sinking Fund deben¬
tures was sold recently to a syndi¬
cate headed by A. E. Ames 8c Co.,
Ltd., as 4%s, and 534s. Dated Aug.
1, 1961.
Due on Aug. 1, 1967 and
Aug. 1, 1985. Interest F-A.
$1,100,000 school bonds.
Sept. 15 for the purchase
at the State-Plant¬
Legality
Pershing,
Mitchell,
of
New
by
the
received
be
about
of
Richmond.
Mitchell,
approved
ments
will
bids
or
Bond Sale—The
interest
National
and
National
of
Bank
Trusts,
Quebec
Debenture
Gairdner
—
July 1 from
on
Interest J-J.
•
City,
Merchants
York
from
dated Aug.
the
in
Fairfax,
1
inclusive.
1972 to 1981 inclusive.
Thomson
sealed
Due on July 1 from
1971
to
District Direc¬
National
Chase Manhattan Bank, in
York
Dated
$375,000 hospi¬
offered July 18—v.
from
250,000 school improvement bonds.
Texas
267—were awarded to the
Aug.
1961.
Principal
payable at
the
School Dist.
High
Bond Offering
inclusive.
(F-A)
at
1962
clerc, Inc.; Credit. Interprovincial
Inc.; McLeod, Young, Weir & Co.,
(P. O. Milwaukee), Wis.
center
on
1971
All of the bonds
1 from
295,000 3.40s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1970 to 1977 inclusive.
training
Due
1962
ers
improvement bonds offered July
20—v. 194, p. 267—were awarded
to a group composed of the First
National Bank, in Dallas, Dallas
Union
Securities
Co., Inc., and
$70,000 4s.
fire
on
bonds.
Richmond,
Texas
Sale—The
Due
Aug. 1
196'2 to 1971 inclusive.
New
1 from
headquarters
police
to
$42,000 534s.
tor Lester Erdman announces that
1,000,000 library bonds. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1986 in¬
150,000
follows:
as
;
bonds.
bonds.
Union
No. 2
$5,625,000 schools bonds.
Bank
Due on Aug. 1 from
Due on Aug.
$300,000 swim¬
July 20
194, p. 60—were awarded to
Olympic State Bank, in Port
receive bids until noon
1,
1968
Angeles, Wash.
ming pool bonds offered
—v.
Offering—Clerk Edna A.
announces
that
the
350,000
follows:
on
inclusive.
1981
to
Port
Virginia
bonds offered July 24—v. 194,
Due
1974.
1975
net interest cost of about
a
5.70%,
inclusive.
1969
to
and
^
000 bonds, as
97.87,
Due on Aug. 1 from
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
VIRGINIA
Bond
improvement
to
sold
Due on Aug. 1 from
124,000 37/ss. Due on Aug. 1 from
Bicksler
$114,000
bonds
was
Veillet, L a n g 1 o i s &
Courtemanche, Inc., at a price of
town
41,000 3y2s.
water
Laurier, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
72,000 5y2s. Due
follows:
as
Co., and Coughlin & Co.,
Burton &
Co., jointly, at a price of 100.05,
net interest cost of about 2.82%,
as
of the Seattle-First Na¬
Bank, of Seattle; Blyth &
tional
30,000 3.60S. Due on Aug. 1, 1973
Beissner &
p.
$275,000 school
bonds offered July 19—v. 190, p.
Bond Sale—The
sewer
267—were awarded to Moroney,
Co., and Rotan, Mosle
p.
Ave., Phila. 16, Pa.
(■>'
Sale—The $200,000
Mount
Wash.
bonds offered J uly 6—v. 194, p. 60
—were
awarded
to
Edward
L.
Sale—The $200,000 drain¬
Ennis,
13500 Philmont
Utah
O.
(P.
402
Seattle),
1963
Bond
No.
District
clusive.
Texas
Bellaire,
W. B. ASHBY, Secretary
,fM
bonds was
sold to Foster & Marshall and
the Pacific Northwest Co., jointly,
$80,000 4s.
1962 to
1981
to
15,
June
on
Terrace,
Washington
Due on Feb. 1, 1977
40,000 3%s.
Due
1968 and 1969.
1978.
and
quar¬
cents
the capital
on
2%s.
250,000
on June
15
1967 inclusive.
Due
to
1964
from
2,000,000
1976.
and
20,000 3.70s.
1963.
2 ¥2s.
440,000
price of par, a net interest cost of
about 3.47%, as follows:
*
}'
Cheney, Wash.
Bond Sale—An issue of $365,000
posed
15,
Due on June
3JAs.
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1986 in¬
Walker, Austin 8c Waggener, at a
Directors,
follows:
as
Due on Feb. 1, 1975
*
notice,
a
inclusive.
1974
to
20,000 35/sS.
Bryan,
J>! i !
J,"
4
267—were awarded
Due on Feb. 1 from
$20,000 4%s.
lit
r*
p.
1969 to
■
;
-
■■■■■.
WASHINGTON
water-sewer
and
aqueduct
Canadienne
Nationale,
Belanger,
Inc.,
Credit Quebec,
Inc., and Florido Matteau & Fils,
at a price of 98.28 a net interest
cost of about 6.05%, as follows:
Bond Sale—The
Rotan, Mosle & Co., as follows:
67,000 3s.
American
price of 100.02,
net interest cost of about 2.64%,
Burton & Co., at a
Fairfax County (P. O.
system bonds offered July
1964 to
i
as
Auteuil, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
Banque
"
''
First
Chicago,
of
Bank,
Savings
Inc., jointly.
and 1963.
ill
t
1 from
inclusive.
works
98,000 2%s.
A
'•
.
1967
to
$35,000 3s.
i
and
Security Bank of Utah, N. A., in
Salt Lake City, and Edward L.
Angleton, Texas.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 water¬
&
DIVIDEND
were,
TEXAS
a
A*
:
Aug.
on
Principal
clusive.
250,000 3V4S. Due on July 1 from
1968 to 1972 inclusive.
bank or trust company
be agreed upon between
Commission
—
Due on July
4s.
30,000
a
chaser.
1
9 for the
of $1,250,000 school
bonds. Dated June 14, 1961. Due
on June 15 from 1962 to 1971 in¬
(MST)
purchase
Agency,
Finance
Home
3y8s, at a price of par.
Eberhart Zun-
—
bonds
offered
194, p. 268 —were
the
Federal Housing
v.
—
to
l d
and
QUEBEC
revenue
25
del, Clerk of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 8
offered
First
the
to
and 1964.
February 1 from 1963 to 1981 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
•<
U
194, p. 59
gen¬
$20,000 33/4s. Due on July 1, 1963
until
bids
sealed
on
purchase of $100,000 jail bonds.
Dated
August 1,
1961. Due on
k
Bond Offering
1962 and
National
Bank of Memphis, at a price of
100.002, a
net interest cost of
about 3.30%, as follows:
awarded
Offering—Henry Rodgers,
noon
If
v.
—
50,000 3Vzs.
Chairman of Building Commission,
.'tf
(P. O. Brigham City), Utah
Dist.
$160,000
Tenri.
$300,000
bonds
improvement
July 20
South Carolina
? V!
■A
Av
Sale—The
Bond
to
CAROLINA
Beaufort County
4v t
'fi
at
Commissioner.
18—v.
interest.
of
the
Morristown,
Bank
SOUTH
Lib
s o
County, County School
Elder
Box
CANADA
O.
$2,370,000 dor¬
Bond Sale—The
mitory
Chicago.
of
Cutler,
9
from
1'
of
office
until
for
St.,
Aug.
on
ii
interest
and
Principal
(J-J) payable at the First Ameri¬
National Bank, of Nashville,
can
11 a.m. (EDST)
the purchase of
$5,000,000 public improvement
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1961.
Due
Wall
$
New
the
by
Development
i
VERMONT
University of Vermont (P.
Burlington), Vt.
July
UTAH
Bond Sale—The
1
.fiv;
r i
146
Legality approved by Chapman &
iilff
*
v«I
No.
the
on
«»■
of about 3.24%.
p.m.
County, Dell Rapids
Minnehaha
for the purchase of
$115,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
r
DAKOTA
School
'*
"lfy
■
from
ap¬
Tall-
&
by Tallmadge
madge, of Denver.
proved
Richmond.
$150,000 schooloffered July 20—v.
bonds
house
and 1976.
80,000 3%s. Due on July 1
1977 to 1981 inclusive.
Laurent,
sealed
?
1975
30,000 3.60s. Due on July 1,
Legality
Bond Sale—The
inclusive.
1969
to
inclusive.
Pa.
McKees Rocks School District,
n'J.v
V
Tex.
County
the
at
office.
Treasurer's
Le¬
—
h)0'
:
1 from
Due on July
$65,000 4s.
Richmond.
payable
(F-A)
Merchants
and
First
the
at
interest
Interest J-J.
at a price of 99.04, a net interest
(J-D) payable at the First Secu¬ cost of about
3.85%, as follows:
rity Bank of Utah, in Salt Lake
Dollard Des Ormeaux School
ing of $1,000,000 new city hall p. 368—were awarded to the D City. Legality approved by Chap¬ $140,000 3V2s. Due on July 1 from
Commission, Quebec
1963 to 1971 inclusive.
general obligation bonds originally and G Investment Corporation.
man & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond Sale—An issue of $350,000
scheduled
for July
24—v.; 194,
102,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
Note
The foregoing supple¬
TENNESSEE
bonds was sold to Rene T. Leclerc,
1972 to 1976 inclusive.
-—p. 59, has been postponed
ments the report in our issue of
Clarhsville, Tenn*
123,000 3.90s.
Due on July 1 Inc.; at a price of 98.56, a net
Linn County Sch. Dist. No. 66C
July 24, v. 194, p. 368.
interest cost. of about 5.89%, as
from 1977 to 1981 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Milton Cooley,
(P. O. R. 1, Box 25, Lebanon), Ore.
follows:
Commissioner
of
Finance
and Logan City School District (P. O.
Note—All bids received for the
Bond Sale—The $67,000 school
Revenue, will receive sealed bids
Logan), Utah
foregoing bonds when offered on $200,500 51/4S. Due on July 1 from
building bonds offered July 15— until 11 a. m.
1962 to 1966 inclusive.
(CST) on August 10
Bond Sale—The $850,000 school July 11—v. 194, p. 368—were re¬
v.
194, p. 163—were awarded to for the
149,500 53/4s. Due on July 1 from
purchase of $305,000 fund¬ bonds offered July 25 — v. 194, jected.
the First National Bank of Ore¬
1967 tol971 inclusive.
ing bonds.
Dated July 1, 1961. p. 164—were awarded to a group
gon, in Portland.
Interest J-J.
Due on July 1 from 1962 to 1981
composed of the Harris Trust & King County, Vashon Island Sch.
Eugene, Ore.
I
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
■
'1,1;)/
I'I'.;.,
i
group
&
enship, Gould & Blakely, Inc., and
y'ljji
:•
Inc.^ Pacific North¬
Company;
y
.AM
.1:
syndi¬
Savings
Co.; Atkinson & Co.; June S. Jones
Co.; Chas. N. Tripp & Co.; Blank-
y'w!
?
Smith
&
ner
VI
a
& Mar¬
Bank, of Chicago; Foster
ijt'
,' j V?
at
shall; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
tV Vf 'V;'
T.
Ore¬
3Vis,
as
gon,
Other
■
to
(P. O. Irana),
able
National Bank of
gality approved by Hunton, Wil¬
liams, Gay, Powell & Gibson, of
Independent Sch. Dist.
Sheffield
18
267—were awarded
composed of R. S.
Co., Inc., Robinson-
p.
Co., jointly.
offered Dickson &
194,
p.
268—were
awarded to
July
24—v.
194, p.
267—were Humphrey Co., Inc., and Alester Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., as
awarded to a syndicate headed by G. Furman
3V4S, at a price of 100.01, a basis
Co., as follows:
>r?{
<
194,
offered July
bonds
sewer
—v.
$225,000 water
Sale—The
Bond
and
and Rotan, Mosle
Southwest Co.,
&
Greenville), S. C.
bonds
building
school
viY
.*
Union
High
(P. O. 2202
Oregon
Sale —The
-
<•
5
Willars St.,
S. E.
\i '<A
No.
Disf.
Sc/i.
f*.
,
Water
County, Gantt
and Sewer District (P. O.
Clackamas
,
Greenville
OREGON
"it
Yj J
'
Monday, July. 31, 1961
.
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r.
ji
1
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(476)
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t
i
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
\l
curities
8
Inc.;
(MST)
purchase
bonds.
on
Aug.
clusive.
July 31 for the
of $112,000
Dated
1
on
Aug.
from
1,
1962 to
Principal
building
1961.
and
1976
Due
in¬
interest
Forget
Oscar Dube & Cie., Inc.; Fairclough Co., Ltd.; Walwyn, Stogell
& Co., Ltd.; H. C. Flood & Co.,
Ltd.; Matthews & Co., Ltd.; John
Graham & Co., Ltd.; Ramsay Se¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
p.m.
Inc.;
&
Ltd.;
Greenshields
Spence
& Co., Ltd.;
Ltd.; Lagueux
Co.,
Mills,
Harris
&
Partners
DesRochers
ardson
&
Ltee; James Rich¬
Sons; Societe de Place¬
ments, Inc., and Morgan,
&
Hudon Ltd.
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